https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eeadd551e982ba4894291e1bfb08f0c6.pdf 480f2f7035ec3259df16ab388f430e9b PDF Text Text • I"""' ' It-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Ort 28. 1964 Getting Personal... ·Grand Guardian of Ohio Inspects ~ Bethels 62 and 73 of Meigs, Gallia Mrs. Mareellt McNeal of Cin- Kaiser, Columbus, past grand c:fnnatl, grand guardian o( the guardian , Mrs Eleanor Evans, State of Ohio, was the inspect- Columbus, v1ce grand guard· hig oft•cer for the Joint inspec· ian ; Mrs Dolly Dancey, N~w · tlon of Bf!ihel 62 of Lhe lntema- ark , grand gmde. Charles Foulk. tiona\ Order of Job 's Daugh- Westerville, grand inner guard , fers, Pomeroy, and Bethel 73 of 1 and Robert Arnold, Belpre. dep· Gallipolis Saturday everung at uty Instructor Gallipolis ed FBethel 73 had the opening and A1so mtr 00 uc_ were -~ye . d Bethel No eXSamples, guardian and H~ward 62 c1osmg an . Samples assoctBLE' guardian of I emphlii:'Ci t~ IrutLatory work. Bethel 73 and Elsie SmiLh. • Followmg the operung, disrd ' · •~ gua 1an. an d Paul Darnell , as. . tlhgtllshed guests were tnu od f B th 1 62 . M M N al soc1ate guar Jan, o e e duced .~ mel~d mg rs. . c e ' and Council members of Bethel Mrs Eva l-oulke, Manetta, pa:~ l 73 and of Bethel 62 including, grand guardian; Mrs FloreJl Mrs Daisy Blakeslee. guard· ian secretarv· Mrs. Mabel Goeglein, guardi~n tTeasurer , Mr~ . Florence TraC), director of muPOMEROY OHIO sic; Ada Nease, promoter of sociability; Mrs. Helen Mul TONIGHT & THURSDAY len, promoler or hospit ality and ! NOl OPEN Harry p Smith, promoter of l FRIDAY thru THURSDAY fraterna l relatwns . GuildGirfsto Take Charge ••e a"PYW£<= lo Middleport h i YUTU• £~C:~~o~~!i~g ~1 • - ~. at y ••• charge of the planning and decorating for the annual Christ· mas part}' for the Ladies Bible Class when the Sandra K. Mlller Chapter. Guild Girls of the First Baptist Church. met on Tuesday evening al the home of Marilyn Stumbo. The open- In Pomeroy Mr and Mrs. Elmer Margro. der returned to their home, Peoria, llJ. Monday alter a aeve.. al days visit with Mr. and Mn. Norman Rose and Mrs. Homer Holter and relatives. Mr. Randolph Ward of Rttv· f'nswood W Va. spent Sunday wtth Mrs. Ward's mother, Mrs James Murray Mrs. D. B Hartmger is a patient at Meig.s General Hospita! where she Is being treat ing prayer was g•ven by Judy Mrs. Hom« Holter and Mr. ed for a broken !up sustamed Brewer. and Mrs. Elmer Margruder visin an a~:cident at her home on The formal opening included ited Sunday evening at ChesllTh~rd-Ave' Monday_ , FIVE GENERATIONS- Above, right, is great, great the Gulld theme song and a ire with Mr. and Mrs Hosmer Recent guests ot r-.~rs Dale grandfather Vame Buckner; left, great grandmother closing prayer Dian~ Van· Frecker. They also visited E. r.:tournmg were Mr. and Mrs Goldie Rice; second left, grandmother Grace Wel•h, all Cooney, chairman, led the bus- J Hill of Flatwoods. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Georg~ Pnce and children of I of Middlebort; mother, center front, Mrs. Jack Morns, iness meeting when it was votBioommgton, Ind.; Mr B d the former Janet Quillen, and the fifth generation, her ed to serve in t:le dining roorq Columbus were weekend guests for the church dinner to be of her mofuer, Mrs._ Florence Mrs. C<:~rl Mourmng Elyna, new daughter 1 Cathy Morris. and Dale Mourning of Colum-j held November 17 with the Holley. They also vtslted Mr · SHARON THOMA bus Mr and Mrs. Pnce also UNICEF C Samuels missionary famJly as and Mrs. Dwtght lAgan and son. VISited his mother Mrs. CharIC arloru guests. Miss Mary Leifheit of Colu'::i Mr. and ~rs. Howard ThoJes Price, Sr. of Long Bottom Ptaced in Stores The Jove girt offering was bus was the weekend guest ma or Pomeroy are announc· Mr and Mrs Edward Joseph (.' Special marked cartons for taken and the girls worked on Mr. and Mrs. A M. Zahl ing tbe engagement and apdonations to UNICEF have been requlrements for the degree or Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Anproaching marriage of their and children, Tina and Susie, vlslted w1th relatives m Parkby the United Methodist the rose. The meeting was clos· drews, sons Wilham and Ray•laughter, Sharon. to Mr. Larersburg Sunday. At a recent meeting of the church . tn several business ed with prayer. Mrs. Donald mond and daug~ter, Susan and Oct. 30---Nov. S ry Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs Walton Manley has reI Lewts-Manley Auxiliary Unit places In Pomeroy, including Boone is the sponsor. Mrs. Marlene W•_nebrenn~r spe?t Jo1eph L. M•nkewica· Linda Darnell, honored queen ! Mrs. Alpba Barr of Langs"CLEOPATRA" ville. The open church wed- turned from Danese. W. Va. l 263 Middleport, Mrs. Arnold New York Clothing House, Kro-- A dessert smorgasboard w_as Ithe weekend with relatives m ELZAB~TH TAYLOR Rl of Bethel 62 and Carma Saxwhere she spent two wteks w1th Richards was elected president, ger's, Blue and Grey, Stark's held during the social hour With Dayton. CHARD BURTON, REX HAR tvn, honored queen of BethPll ding will b-~ an event of Of'<'. Iher sister Mrs. V1rg•e Rogers, I Mrs William Smith, fll'St vice- Pharmacy, Downie-Gross, aD each of the girls bringing a Mrs. Welby Whaley retumRiSON , Pamela Brown, Geo. 73. prestded Tht: milia tory work 6 at the Zion Church of ChrisL Cole, Hume Crunyn RodJy was exemplified foc fC\•Jr cand1. at Z p. m. There will be a 1whose hu;band passed away re- I president , Mrs. Lula Hampton, the Pomeroy BowUng Lanes. new persona! recipe. Those at- ed home Fri_day. evening_, after McDowall. Cesare lJanova . reception at the cently Mrs. Rogers accompan· of Pomeroy, secretary; Mrs. Ar- Since young people of t be tending, and their d1!ssert, were a week''S visit w1th relahves ut The No l of ALL Tll\lE 1 Pro- dillt>s. two from Bethel 73 and elosed ied Mrs Manley to Middleport ' lena Reese, treasurer: Sgt. -at- church will not be out beggars Myrta Wilson, marshmallow • Indian Lake and Columbus. church. duced by Walter Wanger two from Betnel 62 for a visit. arms, Gertrude Butler, Rut- nlght asking for help, they ask rice mix; Judy Brewer, butter- Mrs. Jack McDowell Sr. and Winner of 4 Academy Aw Mrs McNeal commended both ards. Never before has a Mr. and Mrs Harold Voele· land; color bearer Mrs. Edlth that contributions for the World' scotch squares; Marta Hub- Mr. and Mrs Jack McDowell, Bell1els on their work and ex -1 spt>clacle been more careful Cantl'llll Served by song and daughter, Melinda, of Thomas, Rutland; chaplain, Mrs neooy childron be placed In bard, cherry jumble; Elinor Jr. and daughter, Pamela and ly, lavishly, pro pressed her apprec!ai!On or the weekend ! Nellie Winston; and Historian, these cartons. The churct1 thanks Bodimer, hickory nut fudge; Cmdy QUinn of Col~mbus were duced l 1 Colus two "workmg together so nice- Members of L•!~~~~~=J>ort : Purtsmouth were Magm Members of the guests of Mr . and Mrs. John Mrs. Curtis Luckadoo, Rutland. all who have supported this Marilyn Stumbo, pineapple vel· overnight guests Friday of Mr. ly " ·~ en Child ConservatiOn League serFultz and children, Anita and IOfficers were installed by out- CBtUse in the past, and will ap- vet; Linda Kau££, cherry ch~se· and Mrs. Karl Grueser and ·At the close of the mf'eting of Rome! vmg on the bloodmobile Mon· Marc. going president, Mrs. Oscar preciate cooperation this year. cake ; and Dianne Van Cooney, sons. CIE>opa refreshments were served 1n 1 Juhufl candidates marshmallow delight. Capt. and Mrs. William Rei· chf!rge of Mrs. Secrest. promot· day in Pomeroy mcluded. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McCom~ He~rdaway. Two 1 , as Bradbury, Mrs. Earl as have ret.:eived word that were presented and initiated fel of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Charlts er of hospitality of Helhel 7:1 their son, Sgt. Edward Lee Me into membership by Mrs. Camp.. Mr1. Crow Serves ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Dr. Rosaland Cummlngs of asSisted by Mrs. Mullen, Bethel Davenport. Mrs. John .sczyn, Mrs Gene Conde, the U. S. Marine Corps bell He:~rper. a past president. ! Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McCo- Tampa, Fla who arrived Tues~ 62 . Cooke. Mrs Kenneth Harris, been assigned to duty in Mrs . Margaret Bowles and As SEO Delerate mas entertained with a family day for the fun~ral of their rnaMrs. Angus Howard, Mrs. Vtet Nam and wtll be stat ioned I Mrs. Virgtnia DeLegal are the Mrs. Fred ez-ow Jr: ,attended I dlnner follnw~ng christening s_er- ther, Mrs. Edward Ebersbach, Walburn. Mrs. Lowell · Mrs. McComas and new members the Triennial meeting of the vices for their grandson, Brian are the guests of Miss VIda Mrs. Robert SchmolL Mrs. . Diane and Patncia,l General Convention of ~ ·Epis- Lee George, Sunday morning at fhle. . • ert Ashley, Mrs Glenn HensAna, CaUL, will reside }llrte Howell Tent copal church Iss! week ' ln st. Heath Methodist Church. At- 1 Mrs. Pnce Hawk returne~ Ier, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mr5 her mother 1n Dorchester. Louis, Mo. '11tls oonvention Is tendmg the dinner were Mr. home Tuesday, from Holzer Hos F'ranl:lm Triplett. Mrs. Paul Neb. Planning Picnic held only every 3 years. Mrs. and Mrs. Harold George and pilal where . she has been a Russell, Mrs. William Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and Jane How~ll Tent, Daughters Crow had the honor of being son of GaJiipol~ and Mrs. D. E. medical patient. 1 Mrs Curtis McDaniel, and Mrs. family of Brilliant spent thf) of Union Veterans, met in regu- selected as delegalf from the Miller. Robert Burkett. weekend with her parents, Mr. Jar session Monday evening at Diocese of Southeast 1§ttio. port Elementary School sched· and Mrs. Elmer Burns. the DAV hall MEETING CANCELLED uled for Thursday evening has Mrs. Guy Reynolds was a bus- F.lizab<th C~mpbell, pres!- and new 6aby ~ , The meeting of the Home been cancelled until further noRutland Fre•hm~n iness visitor in Columbus Satur- dent, conducted the meeting Saturday, aod sre fine: 'Room mothers of the M1ddle- l tice. Elect Officer• day . ,. which opened in rituallsUc form. The Freshman Class at RutWeekend guests of Mrs. \\Il- Reported ill were Zana Baxter, land High school has elected liam Reynolds were her son, 1 Jenme Howell and Margaret class officers for the fLrst six William Reynolds and sons, Smith. A report on the district weeks. Student Council memin Kenneth and Michael of Kala- conventton held Saturday, bers are David RICe and Roo· mazoo, Mich., and . her daugh- Marietta was given by Mrs. nie Gorby; officers are, presi· 4 HEAD MODEL ter, Mrs. Shelby Kmg of L~n- campbell. Plans were made for dent, Diane Holliday ; vice· sing 1 Mich. S<:~lurday_ evem_ng a planned potluck dinner at 6:president, Diane Brogan, and Mrs. Reysolds entertamed With 30 p.m. preceding the regular secretary anti treasurer, Joyce COMPARE AT meeting on November 23. The a f::~mily dinner at her hol!le Clonch. Grades everRglng B or Palmer-St. Those present m traveling prize donated by Cat!· il $29,95-0UR PRICE _ _ · better were necessary to be dition to the above named die Wickham was awarded to eligible for o[fice. $2.00 DOWN LAYS AWAY FOR XMAS Miss Cora Rupe , sister of Mrs. DeJia Stahl. r~ I NOW YOU VOL XVI NO. 168 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .i en tine THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 -------------------------------------------------- OaiJ ......... &1(0._ _..... ,.. -rut~! ...... ,.... . . from cao1<1 _ . . , ployiDCIII. tn. - FIVE CENTS ---------------------- No 1 MEIGS THEATRE MASON - Two youths were ldlled and others were tnjured night when their car into 1 ditch along a rural road arid burst flames. The two dead were as Giles 0. Coy, 19, and Sprouse, l7, both of Sprouse was a former resident of Mason county. Taken to Meigs General pita! In Pomeroy were R. Hall, 13, and William Moodispaufh. 17, both also Rutland. The deaths raised West ginia's 19M traffic ton to compared with 337 during corresponding pertnd last Mrs. R, hards /s Presl' Jent Of Auxiliary 1 I I Aulhortttes said the car en by Coy went out of control on a curve on the Carson Road near U, S. 33 and rolled onto some farm land herore plunging Into the ditch. Hall and Moodispaugb man· aged to climb out of the car and telephOJl(! lor help from a nearby dwelling but while ambulance was enroute to the scene, the car burst into flames. Autbonties said lt was nearly lour hours before they could take tbe bodies from the car. Meles General Hospital offt. clals said this morning both boyo injured in the dent were in fair condition. Dr. R. L. Slack, who treated tbe two Rutland youths, that both suffered severe orations. It waa reported Hall had painful lacerations the race and Moodispaugh lered lrom head cuts and 181 wounds. Holl Ia the son of Mr. I FOR CHRISTMAS ON ELBERFELDS MAIN FLOOR Shavex Electric Shaver $19•95 Sale of Men's and Boys' 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING (ON REQUEST) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 2-5428 I LADIES MODEL REDUCED TO $14.95 I eFully Guaranteed Against Everything Even Dropping For 1 Year eM'l,V Return AnY Time Within A Year If Not Sattsfied and Men's and Boys' Sweaters ' Hundreds to select from - cmanged for easy selection -on the main STITCH style No. ]Jil $9.99 are asked to go to roomu:.,t~a:~ Be Thriftyl Save AII of Your I I Sa IS Ips From ••• ELBERFEL0S 1N p0MER0y the children follow· UR CONGRESSMAN ·PETE ABELE IS ••• w-, th~>e1 smartty tapered toes ..,.e easy on the eyes and ev"" easier on the 1-.lluy a pair IO<ia)t. _ CommunicatloiN System •.• Helmet w1th goggles plus walkie-talkie; 30 feet of wire. [Receives up tt · 1 mJfe.) No 8atteriea For Sound·Money & Lower Taxes - Congressman Abele voted ,against a number of bills which Headquarters For Teen Men Styling 7·99 10·99 would have Increased the cost of government. After the administration reduced the proposed budget be voted for the ' reduction ' ' tax bill. After tax reduction was passed the admln- to See Duttons Large Selection Of Dolls & Toys Now On Display ALL STYLES and ALL SIZES ~ litr,tlcln ' ·?-· ' puahed tlujoUgh a number of big spending ·bills. , Ab~~(:\;_oted ag!"nat them. Hl.s opponent bas come out in fa. _vor 1 of;~ost of these spend\D£ measures. l'i..ded. :RE •ELECT HDJfER DUTTON DRUG CO. ' FOR· MIDDLEPORT, 0. I ,' 1 't ' • E. '''PETE"-ABELE . ' ON NOVEMBEit ,3, 1964 '' :or~anc~h-18 het ~vi;~ h~r 0 . ~ ~ ~ ~· ~ ' ~ "'-~-- ... ~ ~• ·& * * * il 1 ~~ t ' . 1, 1 1 ~1 1,I~ '" SCENE OF FATALITIES_ Meigs Shelif[ Roher\ C. llart entac h. left, wilh a West Virginia St:.te Trooper, ur er s Ye anc n~. inspects gutted car 111 whtch two Rutland youths burned to death about 11 p rn Wednesrlav on Foglesong Road, One of the most_outstandt~g . Mason Two other boys p..;c<.~rwd hv (raw\1na: out 1hroug h hroken w1ndows The trooper is Sgt. Van Dt>vender. facets of her creative work IS ' The tragedy occurred on the property of Bernard Cook -St-n lmel Photo. . - -- · - - ·- - - -- - - - - -that she portrays a!l many as nine -different characters mI Mn. Willla Hall and the same ballet through the use of masks, "sleight of hand'' costume changes and MARTA BECKET, DANCE-MIMK IJI)eclal lighting, Marta Becket of New York City, well-known daTice By United Press lnlernotional must not under estimate the mum s! par1v nrw~paper ·The- i ~~-ichita, _~~.!l·· before going President Johno;;on <Jmi Sen. Uan~;:er of <.:omrnunt~m ·- but Workrr" and S<J id lht1t "1: 10 Phila.felpli!a for a speech tawHI be the first presen1tation on the 1964-65 serles Barry 11,1 Goldwate 1 drl'w clus· ne1ther should we eslimatt· the h<ll'l~n't heard a D("morr<Jfli') n1ght of Tri-County Commun ty Concert Association. er to the Wire today Wlt!J I'UIJI· d::mger to <.Ill th e Wllrl d d nu· co.nd JdJte \el say hr doec:.n't l Saying th;;~t Kosygin's mesMrs. Oscar W. Clarke, president of the association, mum sm <~ prnne I""Ue m thP tr dear po'~oer I s UJ1!ea~!ted <:~nd ',\<:~nt tht> Comm uni s! part~ sag~-' was IJJ repl) to on ···om announced today that Miss Becket will appeftr on the presJdentJa ! t>lectwn campa 1gn we do nut rnme to wanJ peCJce." , workmg for h1m" the White House, Johnso deof Community Hall at Rio Grande Colleg, at rat:e G(lldwaler, the GOP nommee, To llt>ad East Irlared In the Salt Lake Clly ·Missnext Thursday. Johnson sa id he had received was on reco1 d w1lh a dermno Johnson's remarks wrre speech lhat forces of change Becket has danced in 1 -I such Broadway musicals IBS ed by an exhibit of her polnt- 1 a message !rom Sovlt>1 Pll'm1er lor the Democratw t".1nd1dates m<tdt> in the prepared text ot "-~ ~o~-ere at work 1n the Sovtet unAlexei Kosyg111 say111g the Hl)S to spei.ik out i.lgainst u Commu spee :h tod.t.v 111 Salt LHke City , Jon He said America must "Show Boat " "A Tree Grows ings in a well ~ known New ', d ,. nd rful y k II ls1ans want pe9ce ru st pa rty CJI1empl lo "~rndstJ where ht! spuke a!lt!r campat gn· v.ork ·to guide the mevJtable In Brooklyn, an Wo e or ga ery, The Ch1ef Executive de- Goldwaten:"'m.'' mg Wedneo;;day m Southern Ca l. changes that lie ahead." _ Preatdenl Town," and has ~resented two Marta B:Cket made her the- A truck! car, hoJuse ~d _a scnbed 1t as •·a hPartenm g n·· The .'\nzona senatm l' iled the dorn1<t Later tuda) the Pr e~~ He called for ' moral r : ,xm1 10 1 LOS ANGELES original ballets tn Carnegie atr~cal de ut at the age of power poe were nvo v '' H add d th t · w• q11.. te J1,, 1n a ''""'' uf tl1e l'"tl',· dcont wns 1o head east. stoppmg s1b1ll l\" to sha these •h • Johnson is keeping a close eye Hall. Her cross·countrv concer- nine as an actress m Christo· an accident at the intersection ! ~~~~"-'-~e e il ' " v " ... . pe •· an toes - situation. - He tizing has been interspersed · nn d prevent the world from on the steel price pher Morley's "Thunder on the of Locust and S Third-sts, in was understood Wednesdayd_ftofi with numerous televisioo ap- Left" in a suburban Philadel· Middleport at 5 30 a . m. today 1 1 ~~~v~~~~:~~~~e.~sly toward eter· feel that It wouldt' bafvethry 1. - pearances, frequently dancing phia production. Police Chief Herb Gilkey and 1 NEW, NOT OLD Coldwater made hi s com· 1 cult now to jus ifyrt ur er m- to her own mus c. Later she studied music and officer Ike Neal said Kenneth 1 ments on comrnumsm WC'd nesVoters in Pomnoy Ward creases in steel p ces. She Is also known as a art in New York and began S. Reynolds, 21, Walker, W. JB will vott' Nov. 3, in the WaII S•- h 1nge va , dnvmg - a car, and 0 scar lll'\-\ Pomero) {'lt·mt•ntan_· I day 111 Ill Oshkosh, Wis.,ground a com~o~eet reec !10' n to the graphic interpreter oft he dance 1her dance s1ud'1es w1t muntlv lhe horne of report of Johnson's interest ~as having 111ustrated George Bal-i borg Tarrup. A scholarship ~- Marsh, 48, Jackson, Wl'rE' A Svrar'use resident wos in school building, nut the old, ' 1he !a.le Sen. Jus.e_ph. R. McCarswift. U.S. Steel's sto~e price anchme's "Complete Book of with Gluck Sandor followed mvolved. JUred ~n an accident wvestlg,tt a!! was n~portl'd Wcdtwsda). ' J Ith) He also cn hcized the naplunged $2.13 and pru:es of Ballets" and Walter Terry's and Miss Becket did further Police reported that Reyn- ed eHrly today by 1he Ohtn Booths will be in the (;Oll\ al- I ' twn· s pr ess accusing n em or most other big steel producers "Star Performance." She has work with Madame Toscoanni· olds was going south on lstate Patrol m r.all!a Countv. 1 esnnt ruum un the e;t)-;1 side,' F'un<>ral servicf'.<-: for Mable h h, .1 . also dipped, but not as sharply. I designed stage sets for Nora lni, Madame Duval, Ce.ird_ Les- South Thlrd-st when he ra1led 'j It took plat.'e al 6 45 n m on at !~~ front .o! the builrlin~ r:rarE" r.nrtm. 57. ;•.hJ d:ed at c,.?.r', 1: g nt eth ~?,m mK . umst line 10 1 e n r cr. Johnson. . was s~id Io_ 5hare Kaye's and Collete Marchand's lie and the Ballet Arts Scllool. to . stop for a red light His ve- Rt . 588 two miles west of Galli ' nr xt •,::: ,.,.., -.. ~ Zel · ··~.. ..7<>1 ~. 1J -·~· ,· 1· lwr hon1~ at -\ltw1 .,.a;!~ We d .. ~- No Accusations the appr&lBa.l lndtcated m For· tours Jn Japan. Her rare talent Though She professes disbe- hicle reportedly h1t the front polis. A car driven west bv. dent't'. ~. 1nesday mormng after a long 1n referrmg to th e t.AJffiffiU· f N mb 1 tune maga:zme, or ove er as e painter has been reward· lief in the workings of fate, it of the tractor . truck dnven Celestme Skmner, 25. t;alhpol 1s. ' illne:s. Will be Fnda" at :.! p.m m~ts. Goldwater said he was that the country s economy now ---- by M&rsh and then ran into the went out of control on the wet at Le Alfr~d Mc!hod1s1 Church not accusing env Democrat of 1 has_ ample momentum to suRullanct JDgb School PriD- home of Eugene Werner b•- road and ran off the nght side with bunal m th" Coolville Cem. bcmg one But he said, "I sm stam its advance unhl at least fore he stopped I mto e ditch MisS Skmner rc , elt>ry The B{'v PParl \ctsto g 11 J'ttl • . k d . ed f jd 1965 clpa, Jamea VeJ111811 said to· · ' : 11 · If' t 1 e mg a 1 e s1c an 11r o 0 day lbe football IBIDe beMarsh, according to police,[ceived a laceration of the fore- 1 WI ICJa e at Alfred the lthe1r not denouncing this party m • • WASHINGTON -Tbe Sutween Rutland aad llelpro hit and broke off an electriC head, and Rose TheiSS, 20. Sylate Wilham ' - Ihe Commumst group--not de. ~. I be rej'ected Sen. scheduled for toulgbt on ~ po~e when he tried to avoid ! racuse , a passenger ren·lved J d R B I II C d nouncmg their backmr I don't ' tt I Dr N t C C te 7~ Red Devil turf bat beeu bemg hit by the other vehicle. l abrasions of her knees ian ose_ arn II arr. an want any Communist working preme .......urG ld s Barry M. o waters a emp . ew on . arpen r , v, • . The were treated and re· wa" a l1te-long r~s1den1 ot AI · Nlether drrver was reported : Y Relat1ves h<Jve Tearn1·d hrre f _ d b f th Alfr d or votmg for me m th1s count require the televisiOn net· cleravman for 57 years lectur- postponed due &o tbe deatb o ' died I o1 t be two Rutl aod boys w-• · - ed Reynold s was cit· ed 1o, leesed al Holzer I e . a mem er o e try, works to give him equal and er "' author and traveler c- mJur . - Hosplial 1'1u:re of the d ~ .tth o1 1.eonar d I Ch<:1 d• M etllod lst Church ande ot 11w . 10 free time to reply to President s~nday o~tober 25 at rus' home • nesday nlgbt iD Mason. appear before Mayor Lee Smtth was heav y damage the fl .mt er l Scholl m Ja ~ onvJ!I e, Ind ., Modrrn Woodmen Lodge ;n AI Toda y the. GOP nommee set ' 1 nd ' I Vennari laid It J11 'DWiel on a charoae of failing to y1eld uf the CHr s lurda)' Oeotb ·r 24 d out on a wh1stle stop tour frout Johnson's recent broadcast on ~ near Ray a . i ed th U1 be ejr" ight 0 C ·e I One arr;st reported by the . aH . . . . . ~ b . h , f 1Jt:' ~continued On Page 2) world affalrs. ' He was the son or Newton e eame w Pay r way. atrul was Richard Clark. 22 . P Is suJvt~e ~ 13 S\\t f', Sun·1vors mclude her husband. The court's 6-2 decision late Jasper and Nancy Jones Car- ~ next Mooday evenlua. Game ~ t d t (' II' I I Lola . thl ee ~on s Konr<~d ot G·t· n"'1 a d:mgh tcr W!lma o· Wednesday upheld a ruling by penter j·U.me wiH be aanoaneed later. omer~y . CJ e o .a 1pn ls I Boone, !own, and Iv an and B~len. Columbus· a Slsler OsJel the u.s. Court of Appeals that He had moved to Rayland 11 ~l!UI ;uu •. t 2D¥8.M court Saturday for no muffler Melvm of Car~sbad. N M und Hend:·rson Alfr~d. J br~ther. 0 the Federal Communif'Jtionr;s days ago where he becam-e the ! I a daughl er. cte~entme Du<~ne I .Jewrll Carr, RF'D Coolville. ont> Comml.ssion was correct in rle· pastor of the Plum Run Chur~h Mi!!is Smilh will 1nf Huron, HI, fom hrolh"r: Ad-~ grandson. and st>wral rueces ciding that the three networks of Christ, having closed hiS flre~idf" in Alht·n~ am, Alberl and Oscar SC'hol!, and nephew s. did not have to allow the Re- previous ministry with the ID Kyger Creek teacher Lucille al_l of Pomeroy, and William of FnPnds nhly l'<Jll al the faml·• M c L. Claude Miller, mortician Sm1th or ('h<>ster wlll open Cincmnatl, and three sisters, ly res1dence anvtlme Arrange- 1 rs . ampbell Harper hal Publican presidential nominee Church of Christ in Rutland . · ed bY The first quesUonnaires fm- of Gallipolis, played the tape, 'the 1964 Southeastern · . Ed- Mrs · Kathryn Carte• · the d1rectton l lear ned ofM theh lldeath ofWednDr• equal time to answer Johnson's , Dr. Carpenter Js SutVIV Ohw . · of L1ma ' '' ment s' are und"!r R It speech. • his wife, Mabel Roe Carpenter; the 1964 Census of Agriculture "Freedom," Wednesday to ucat10n AssociatiOn annual se~- Mrs. Ellen Wilson, Pomeroy. ;of the Arbough Funeral home. d es 00 Itc e h on e~ Justices Arthur J. Goldberg a son, Newton D. Carpenter, of will be put In the mall shortly members of the Pomeroy Li- sian Fridav in Athens in her and Mrs. Margaret Barhman,i \~Y evenlng atDe:s .~ 0 ~: h242 and Hugo L. Black disagreed PJttsburgh, Pa.; one daughter, for d-elivery to rural boxhold- ons Club following luncheon m official c<;pacitv as president. IColumbus ' ~rre~. vej, p raJ · h IC • with the Supreme Cour~ Ma· Mrs. Juanita Wilson of White ers. the social rooms of the Feder· Other Meigs County teachers , Jl-.uneral services were he! • • • • na 1ve o orneroy, e waa 1 jority. Plains, N. Y.: seven grand- Distribution of the question- ated church. and admmistrarors having Im-! in J_asonvil\e on Tu~.ijday . At~ 1 the son of ~e late Mr. and children, and four brothers, naires bas been Umed to pre- Mr. Miller had taped the portant roles in the sessions in- tendmg from here were Osca, 1 Ladies of Orew webster Post Mrs. Fronk Mitchell, East Maia EASTON, Pa. - A Jelepboned Jamet.of Miami, Fla., Jesse of cede visits to farm and r_.ach program earlier this year dur· elude Pom..roy Supt of Schools Scholl, Ml's. Ellen Wilson, Bob [ :~~~ Amen can Leg1on Auxiliary SL He _was a graduate of Pornbomb Hoax Wednesday night Dwighi, Ill., Clyde or Streatm-, homes by enwneratora of lite Ink the International Kiwanis Charles s.· Gibbs, a member Wilson and Mrs Emmogen• i are asked to meet together to- eroy High School. clas• of 1911, routed the d8UJ)ltera of GOP ru .. and Jeff D. of Owlll8sville, Census Bureau. These visits convention in Los Angeles. Mr. of the committee · on resolu-1 Lohn. 1nigh I at Ewmgs Funeral homt' ~nd w.as the spea~er for the vice presidential candidate Wil' Ky., and a sister, Mrs Maggie will begin on .November 8. Mlller was presented by Dr. tions, .-nd Theodosia Frecker, i aJ 7 45 p m. m respect to l~mm banq~e\ ~Is yearj t Uam E. Miller and about 300 Griffey, Olympia, Ky. Enumerator vJ1Its will pro- Harold Brown. Meigs County schools. a memMeigs General Hospital Mrs Lawrence Smith, a memUfV!Vors me u e 18 s s er, Lafayette. College oodens from Two brothers and two sisters ceed on scbedule, Ohlo'a· com- Guests included Jack Kerr, ber of the nominaling commither who d1ed Tuesday . Mrs_ Margaretd Pa::""ho! ))e. a campus clulpel. preceded him in death. ing on Nov. 18. WMPO, and Pete Shields, of tee. ADMISSIONS - James Sayr•. troll, Mich., an a ~'« er, S. Elizabeth Ann Mlller, 20, was The funeral tind burial was the U. S. Department of AgriSyracuse; Kay Logan, Pumc-1 SPONSOR DANCE bart Mttchell, of Minnea~ opeaklng and her- slser, Mary on Wednesday at Pitlsburgb. NON-TJ'IU: FIGH'r SET culture Slabillzalion Service, TREATED FOR SHOCK roy; Marg1e Schllonover. liuJ Southern Local Band Boost- Mmn. Funeral orr......,...,ta Karen, 17, was 'ittlng near her · LONDON (UPI)-Worid -wei· Pomeroy. Lion Barney C~mp· Middleport emergency squad·: land ; William 'dondispaugh, Rut- ers will sponsor a dance after are incomplete. w!ll!n pollee · ordered the buildLOCAL 'TrMPs terweighl boring ehampjtm ton reporlo;d on sight cases. men were called , at 8:52 a. m. lland. the Racme • Gouster game ----lltc cleared. Det. Capt, JOlln Emile Griffith of the Vir~ 1.. tundteon was served by today to the homo or Everett DISCHARGES - Elma Rupe. Fnday mght , October 30, at TAKEN TO lftliiJ!ITAL ' Mazzeo oald an·an011)'1110Us mtle 1 TM telll))efature ln POmeroy lends will meet Br!Uah .upt. ·Mrs, Heney Reibel, Ml'8, Don· Coy, Rutland, fattier of one of Rutland; Anna Buck. M1ddleport: the Junior High School. The Fr~nk Murra, wu ~ Iii ,· 9pi_ee !old pollee b~uarters buslnelf di,atrlct 'tl 11:21 a. m. weight tlng ·Dave Chornl~ bl ~ nally Neutzllng, Mrs. Ben the boys killed is the accident William Buckley, Middleport: .Jays w11l emcee for dan.cing Huntington Vett!{BIIJ ~ , bomb would go off<Jl> Colton toda, was 5f decrees, under 10 ,round non-title bout .al. t111 Neutzllng, and Mrs. Htrry 1\'al· last night. Squadmen said l\lr. Susan Martin, W. Columbia: after th• game unttl midnight. Wednesday. 1111 nom - h r ~''''":I!'~I ·F ·5:~ p,.m. , clo~ stloo. Empire Pool, Wtinbley; Dec. I. Coy was treated •for. •hook. Douglas Lllmbert, PomorO¥. [Everyone is welcome. Is 316A. • ... '· ~· 1 \ > o to /• - - - - - 1 li a ACCI"den f Ill • M"ddl I eport IS Reported I , · 1 / Mable Griffin ()£Alfred Dl'es On Wednesdav 0 Leotlard Scllo]} I d.Su~·h,;;'")~l;,~ Dies Saturdav ed put . Mails I Freedom Tape Js PIayed Dr. Mi tc heII £ Detroit Dies I diTODAY 1 I I aon. l .,.,._r•-·•·- ·- ···-·- •..-,. . - . -·--- • --- ..... ·-·· .. -. -.-- ' -... ..- . .._._ ..... • ......... _.-. , , . . ' ..... ... . . ..... , ... .... .... .. .... . ... -. - * was almost accidental that her , rare style was developed. Hav·l ing assembled a troupe of dane- • en by request of an 1mpres· sario, she created the vanous roles in a Turkish ballE"t. However, circumstances forc. ed the company tCt disband at the inopportune time of an agent's scheduled visit. Miss Becket did not have the heart, mueh less UH! nerve, to inform him in advance that the group would be unable to perform the ballet. On the spur of the mo· ment, .the decided to enact all the role;; by herself. The e.genl's displeasure turned to interest ond after the unpromptu per- I· stitch. Right for d<ess and 6· * L aunch es 1964• 65. serzes • QueSliODaJres the sleek low moe styling of the Kangaroo M!CROHELMET~No,.....P•n-ny-ari-,.-S-19-8 DOLL_ S :~~:E SET 98 * Lecturer, h D Aut or, ies Teen Men like 1 71/T• Beck e t, Da nee 1r.1lme 71/T• Jr.llSS 1 ' I Mothers are asked to contribute to the sweet shop. Door prizes will be awarded. - 1 I asked to report at 7 p.m. Jndg· ing will tak;,:l::a~e ~~0=entss I Woman Hurt in GaJJia Wreck floor. Elementary School Party~ Planned The annual Halloween party of the Pomeroy Elementary School will bo held in the school auditorium Thursda, at 7:30 p.m. following treat. Doors will open at 7 p.m. All I '=::~m~othe.-s who will help the 1t with the parade are Funeral services for Coy of Meigs county , Pomeroy pol- 1born November 16. 1947, the a brother, Frank. have been tentatively !let for 1ee. M<:~su n County sht!riffs 1son of Mr and Mrs. Calvin Funeral services will bt ca. Sunday, accordmg to Chase depulles. Ma son Pollee Officer Sprouse of Rutland. He lS sur· ducted by the Rev. Chester funeral borne late this morn Fred Taylor <:~nd West V1rginia [ vived by two :nstecs, Ann, of Lemley at the Rutland Metho-ing Sl.ctte Trooper~. were on the 1Columbus. and Betty Jane. at dist Church of which he was a Survivors include his parents ~tene 1 home, and a brother, Randy, member, at 2 p. m. Saturday~ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coy. a The fam1ly of Giles Coy was at home. Maternal grandoth· lnterm~nt will ~~ m the Ado brother, Maxwell, and four m ~hock this mormng , accnrd· er is Mrs . F . A Carpenter of amsville Cemetery, Mason, llftosisters, Minnie Hutton, Beulah 1mg to the Chase Funeral home PI Pleasant. W Va ., and his der d1rectwn of the Chase 1 Shuler and Prtcella Shuler, all Iwhwll has charge of arrange- pa terna! grandparents are Mr. Funeral home: The casket will of Rutland, ana Wanda Ralh- ments 1 and Mrs Arthur Sprouse of be closed F'ne_nds may call burn, Columbus. Ct lvm Andrew Sprouse. 16, 1 Montcoal, W. Va. at any Jtme Fnday at the fun1 Sheflff Robert C Harlenbach of M<:~m Street, Rutland, was He was preceded m death by eral home m Rutland Communism is Prime Election Issue Coats and Jackets Reynolds and Mrs. Guy Rey'-\ nold s. ANNOUNCING BIRTH Mrs. Jeanette Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fife of Charleston, W. Va. visited Pomeroy are announcing her mother, Mrs. Minnie birth of a 5 lb. 2 oz. son, Gregerage over the weekt>nd ory Todd Oct. 21 at Holzer HosMr. and Mrs. Oscar Smitll pital. The new baby has one Columbus spent the sister, Jenny, and two brothers, with their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie and Gary. The mother George Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and den to C<>lumbus Sunday lor a William Ohling-er t\ttended visit. Ohio State-Wisconsm game in Mr. and Mrs. John C. GoodColumbus Saturday. rich , Dayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Garen Stansbury accom- Jack Bowman and daughter, panied her sister and brother- susan of (',olumbus spent tb e in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Hor· weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spring· er. Caldwell, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eher Lewis. paugh Is the son of Mr. and j LHtle attempwt to pull open! Red Tucker, ambulance driv· Mrs. Joseph Moodl.spaugh. i the front door of the burnJng 1!1' for Foglesong Funeral home Harley Little, who is em· car, but both wert Jammed. aaid he was approaching the at a nursing home near Finally the flames drove him scene Just as the explosion OC· accident scene, was believ- back from the green and white curred and flames soared about to have been the first ~r- 195e Ford Just a few aeconds 20 feet into the air. son on the scene after the before U exploded. Coy, 20, was a 1964 graduate m the creek bed. Little said he believes the of Rutland High School, and Little said that bot)l Moodi&- two victims must have been had been emplo)'ed at Swadand Hall apptrently knocked unconscioD!I from the lley'SI Lumber Company. The out the back window impact as he noticed no move- other victim. Andy Sprouse. wu of the car. He said the boys, ment Inside the car while try· a Rutland High School student. who appeared to be in shock, ing to open the door. School officials at Rutland ran toward the · busineu dia- It was several minutes after SRld Moodispaugh is a junior trtct of Mason for help soon the collision that the car ex- ~ there while Hall is m the ninth after they had escaped. plnded, witnesses said •• grade claS!. ' I ' ' l ' ' ',_, ' · ___ ' ___ _ l �--' • Dally Sentinel, Porneroy-Ml~dlebort, o .• oct. 2v, 111M-~ - 1864 River newt State Candidates to . • • ________ t -_,. -- Fonner Justice Burton Dit$ League-Leading Pomeroy Hosts Last Place Gallipolis Friday THE SPORTS DESK By CHET TANNEHILL SeniiDel Spono Wrller ----~~--~~~~--~~--~~---1 CUmlnlnp, CUI..... : 'hH ~· (oltfll,, 8lld Jewdl d. ..... il1g ill COich Cblae'IP'• ...... ..H dei"''.M 111'11 111111 'fdla.. al boys, l!iw!e Slmpn, HI, junior, u a Uoeha$1r: .... \ Gibbs, 1115, junior; ,..... Smith, 151, junior, .... ,JIGblrl Emler, 180•. senior, U~ • and Dick Knlgllt, 1i2. :laraWo cr Bill Neue. 151, juaklr, l!f deep safety ... Friday's meeting betw- tbi two scbooill wUJ bo tho Jldo 1 Pomeroy, picked fifth In the 26-10, _Rutland, 1~ . Conference \ six y•m to defeat the B 1 ue el\, 142, left half. senior; Bob .since the founding. ol lbe' By Robert WlboD,_ Jr. Pomeroy, hot after tts first pre~season poll by SEOAL sports vJcton~s have been ~egtstered Devi ls. Last PHS win over Smith, 165, senior, right half, SEOAL m 19'25. GallipoDI OWDI ?hlo League grid I writers and radio broadcasters, l over Wellston. 12-6; Middleport, IGAHS was 44 -6 at Pomeroy in and Phil Swindell, 190, senior , ' a 19-14-5 mark againlt the ·PaochampJOnstup m nine years, and 18-14 : Jackson, 26-8 ; Nelsonville, 1958 fullback . thers . Gallipolt., battUng to stay out has roUed up seven consecu- 16-6 and Athens, 20-12. Compar· 1 Coach Terry Hansley m a y 1 Kickoff time Friday will be I of the bastment for the ftrst tive triumphs this fall, tnclud- ative scores favor the Panthers shufflr his starting lineup for \ On defense, generally, Reed, p.m. Ithe Pomeroy game. Coach Round ball practice begins Tuesday in Ohio H i g h time in 15 years, collide tn Pan- ing five in the SEOAL. Galli- by at least 26 points. Friday night as the \ polis was placed fourth by the Should the Panthers win F;i· Chancey is expected to stick thetland 1chools with King Football in his waning days. league campaign enters lts slxth scribes and 'casters ~arly tn ~ay, and Logan take Athens, with the same unit which has Carl Wolfe MHS head basketball coach, leaves today week. 1 September. The Devils have 1t would st"t the stage thf" fol· posted seven triumphs. at 4 p.m. for John's Arena in Columbus wh~re Friday Coach Charley Chancey's sur- lost two non-conference games I lowing Friday for the 1964 \ This is how Chancey will field the Ohio State University coaching staff, wtlh asststs Friday from top prep coaches, will conduct it~ annual cl•ntc. , prising Panthers need only vic· and five loop battles for a 0..7~ SEOAL championship. On Nov his senior-loaded It 16, Pomeroy plays at Logan . ; night: Adding interest to the program wtll be Dresden s tories over wlnless GaUipoUs. mark . Coach Rich Longenburger (Class A champion, 63-64) and and defending champion Logan Overall, Pomeroy is riding the However, the Pant~rs are I Ends, David Rffi:l, 180, senDayton Belmont's Coach John Rnss (Class AA 63-64 on successive weekends to cap- wave of an eight-game unbeat· playing them " one at a time" 1i<r, and Rex Cummings, 182, 1 :hampion). - - - -- - - - - - ture their first conference title en streak dating back to Nov. and haye been working hard in Junior; tackles, Harley HendStyled For since 1955. l, 1963. That"s the night PHS preparation ror the Gallipoli- ricks, 183, senior, and L o u l s Carl Is expecting to learn a I lot from these most successful tends to decide thl~ weekend. On the other hand, Coach Ter- lost its last grid game. Well- ~ tans. Diehl, 180, senior; guards, Bob The Teen Man ry Hansley'a Blue Devils would ston nipped the Panthers 6-2 . GaJHpolis has p..1sted four Crow, 220, senior and Don Culgentlemen of the hardwoods. in have to upset both p omeroy P.omeroy beat Oak HiU in a i straight victories over Lhe Pan- lums, 150, semor, center, CarDe k a MiBut he will go arter more than J. W. Morris, wintering To Grand.d Fio_rtda, sent S~~ts li \ that and Jackson in order to remain non-league finale In 1963. 1 thers and tied PHS once smce son Crow, 165, JUnior. they have to offer. b out of last place for the first Thus far, the Panthers own 1the 1958 campaign_ The Panth- Backs are Frank Porter 167, Rirh solifl~. brawny Saturday be will move west ami ~Fla.) Hera ns mentl o one-tmEedda S n a 5time since 1&49. non-league wins over Wlhama, 1 ers have their bm cbance In senior, quarterback· Bill 'Jewplaid s and Ivy stripes to Wittenberg College where 1gg8 , 11 great ketba te pr . Coach Eldon Miller has carved all in machinea fair hunk of immortality for wa shable blend~; , Tal: himself with the hottest thing lored with long aleetin defense to come down the es, tapered. tab or butped growing at 6-8 while ! Cage pike in years. ton-down collars. When Carl was making scorChoi1·e of color". ing records ot Marietta College, Miller was working out the rudiments of his defense , tiS a Wittenberg Tiger star. For (Rubber Co.) Magaztne. TOKYO (UPI) - Pickin' the !land, Rutgers over Boston U . so far. Tech hne could stand a lift. three years it was man - forBasketball at Jackson was weekend wmners or no wonder Cornell over Columbia, Buffalo 1 Wisconsin over Michig<:.n Utah over Texas Western man, Wolfe vs. Miller. H they never like it was, and probably there's never a curfew on Sat. 1over Delaware and Harvard State-lf Ohio State didn't com- Even home fteld won't help the didn't llne up so Miller would pletely bludgeon the Badgers. mmers. won't be again, while the urday night-the players are , over Penn. guard Wolfe, adjusments were Spriggs tended the too tired to do anything else Tbe South I made at once. They could not elongated boatds and dunked the round but head right home and go to Duke over Georgia Tech-The Illinois over Purdue - Pete Also: Arizona State over Round Ball Time: Coach is Gone on Educational T~ur Southe~ster~ I I St. Arrow & Monticello J :.:,g :r~:~£~1~~;1:~~~t:£; Iowa Could Be Buckeyes Toughest E~:~~~j~p~~:~:::~~:~~ Foe Thus Far but Oh1·o Well w· ~:~ ~:::=~·~n~ b~ec!:'v~:l I Ill I held but become good friends. ball ·through enemy hoops, Since Miller succeeded to lhe Tiger head Job he has refined Nomination for candidate' for his system of defense that althe Most Anxious Athlete in ready has gaised national reCounty: Meigs cogni~on. Larry Price of SouU!.ern LoWolfe isn't at all certain if the system, or even port of cal, who suffered a bad ankle fracture early in football drills, it, can be mastered on the high school level, That's what he in- is only recently off crutches, but is still wearing a cast. Price, an established basket· baU star on the state level as a junior, is determined to build the strength of his bones in time to help the Tornadoes in their 64-65 campaign_ Best of luck, Larry. lJllllll'®llilm YOU BUY AN~ OR USED CAR !FIND ' Wittenberg is Tops in UPI Poll NEW YORK (UPI) United The International small college football rehngs with first-place votes and wan- ·-TO) $aGO Los Angeles St 8) (4-(1) 5. San Diego State (5-1) 6. Massachusetts (I) (5-1) 1. Louisiana Tech (I) (6.(]) 8. East Carolina (5-l) 9. Prairie View (5.(]) 10. Colo. Western (21 (~) Second I0-11, Gettysburg 4. 173 STAlE FAIIIIliiiTIIAI. CAR fiiiMCf PUI Low ccat tinanetna~· tlmJuilh • local cooperating bank our \Qw coot irwllntnce tool ULLTU! Carrol K. Snowden 41tt Hedgewoocl Drive Ph, 446-4%90 G•lllpolls, 0 . Me I ==:·•:•11;;:' ":-::"':'·::J By • i Eastern Division WEEK-END SPECIAL - --------- ---~ - ·- - A MEIGS COUNTY NATIVE OHIO SUPREME COURT eBorn In Ml~dleport, (). Brown's Coach Will Stick With QB Ryan AAAA to C Sizes 4 to 11 • An Able Lawyer VOTE FOR ••• IX I JOSEPH D. BRYAN I IIICIII,_ .... " I _.. U IIICII'CIIItetl'/ I. .. . ' ••• SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN . P4. . •' SYRACUSE, 0. ' JIONilO¥·" . 102 I. MAIN · . • • \ /, ' -1. • , cardi - 8· 95 to 15·95 Downie-Gross POMEROY, OHIO I l811r11il(f I : than the leaders, Johnny Unilas, last season and the team Is 5-H I Billy Wade, and Sonny Jurgen- so far this year. And Ryan ha~ sen. been the starter in all seven However, Ryan has had nine games this year. of his throw intercepted comThere are some who feel that pared to three for Unitas and four for Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers. There Js also another important factor in Collier's decision to .slick with Ryan, Since the slender signal caller was given the first string job last year the Browns have won a Jot more than they have lost. The team won 10 of 13 games Collier would be gambling recklessly if he switched to Jim Ninowsk:i at this stage. Ninow· ski is handicapped by almost two months of inactivity. The Browns tackle Pittsburgh Sunday in a bid to avenge their lone defeat this year. The Browl18 should have plenty of incentive after bowing to tl1e Steelers, 23-7, in Cleveland GAS HEATERS I Give You Warm-Floor Heat at Lowest Cost! I CITIZENS BAND the penalty quarll!rback •blame holding nullifiea a gain or when • reeelver drops a pass. u Ryan fired scoring passes to Paul Warfield and Gary ColUns but the touchdown• were obscured by the fact that the Browns aclually woo the game by plcklnJ. off three pa!Ses and recovering three fumble•. Teom Movu BaD "1 . •Y we moved the football," ColDer added. "There Ia a difference between movlng the football and sustalnlng a drive. You can be movltlll the football 8lld sill not austaln • drive because ol penalties or fumblea 8lld the Uke." Ryan b currently ranked In lOth pltce amoog sl1111tal caUen In the National Football League, He has completed 78 of 163 passes for nearly 1,100 yards. 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United Press International of the things that hap. -- '' I I CLEVELAND (UP!) - Head 165 Coach Blenton Collier has indl· 145 cated that he will stay with 129 quarterback Fraynk Ryan de66 spite the Browns inability to 56 move the ball recently. 52 Isn't blaming the forCollier 50; 12, Delaware 35; 13, Montana mer Rice star for the team's State College Z9; 14, (tie) Arl· offensive troubles. zona Stale (FlagslafO and ••Frank threw better than he's Bucknell 22; 16, Arkansas St,ate been throwing," ColUer said in reviewing the Browns' 42-ZO 21; 17, Concordia (Minn.) 19; 18, (tie) North Dakota State (I) tory over the New York Giants and Northeast Oklahoma 17·• last Sunday. "I'm not staying he had 1 20, Sam Housto.ll Stete 15. great day but il certainly was THROUQHTHE We~t Texa~ I title. · Ohio State over loW8- could 1-Flip a coin. lost records in parentheses: Also: Penn State over Marybe the Buckeyes' toughest game Rice over Texas Tech -That Point~ Team I. Wittenberg (18) (~) 261 ' 2. Texas A&I (2) (~) 228 3. Florida A&M (2) (4·0) 208 I •or c:.r• •rrnu - SAVE -.# 111*11. , Press Blue Devils have a more varied EIJiott's crew is on the upswing Colorado State U., Oklahoma This is the time of year you attack. again. State over Tulsa, San Jase I can generally count on at least Florida over Auburn-Gators Indiana over Minnesota --The State over State one unbeaten team to fall each make up for their beating by Hoosiers are just starting to and New Mex1co State over feel their oats Eastern New Mecico. I weekend. Alabama. • I The most likely candidate this Alabama over Mississippi Michie:an over Northwestern Tbe We!lt week shapes up as Georgia State-'bama won by only one -Wolves simp ly have the bet- ! Sou~hern Cal over Washington Tech which could easily be point last year so It will be a ter bal1 club. - Trojans move closer to the dumped by Duke. might wary thls time. Also : Miami (Fie.) o-ver De· Rose Bowl. 1 1be East Louisiana State over Missis- 1troit Nebraska over Missouri Oregon over Stanford - Ducks ' ' . Syracuse over Pitt - Ben sippi-Although LSU could be Kansas over Kansas State. Cin- remam unbeaten . Ariwna over the Air ForceSchwartzwalder's boys bounce stopped by a tough Mississippi cinnati over Georg~ Washing. back after their shellacking by line. too, Miami (Ohiol over Bowling The Air Force can't seem to Oregon State. j Kentucky over West Virginia Green and Wichita over Louis· get off the ground. Oklahoma over Colorado Notre Dame over Navy-A ~-Everyone's been licking the ville. pair of torpedoes named Woskl Wildcats lately b u t here's The Southwest "nlat 44-G romp over Kansas and Huarte force Middiel!l to · where it stops. Texas over Southern Metho- State did a lol for the Sooners' abandon the ship. Also: Wake Forest over Mem- dist--SMU i~ in the same con- morale. Yale over Dartmouth - Old phis State, Clemson over Vir- ference although not really in I Washington State over OreEli in e squeaker. gtnla, Florida State over South- the same league. gon State-Surprise! . Army over Iowa State-Ca- ern Mississippi, Georgia over Arkansas over Texas A.&M. Also: Utah State over Brlgdets due to snap four-game 109· North Carolina Virginia Tech - Coach Frank Broyles' only ham Y.o~ng, Id_aho over Univ., ing .streak. over William ~ Mary and problem is possible overconfi- of PaclfiC (Calif.), and Wyom· Princeton over Brown-Ttgers Tulane over VMI. ing over New Mexico. 1dence. keep rolling toward Ivy League Tbe Midwest Baylor over Texas Christian sleep. TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER CB COMMUNICATIONS FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. (ODIJ ....... ICIMdUieol) I. ' '\ Middleport -.. "Top-0-Matic• Control• A WARM MORNING Gas Heater saves you money seYeral ways. The original CGSt is low, and because it's built to last and to ~ive fuel' Sl¥tlllo trouble-free SIIIVice, a WARM MORNING costs you -~ l w opan~e. - EASY TERMS! Ebersbach Hardware "EVERYTIUNG IN HARDWARE" MAIN ST. POMEROY �Davia • w.,.,. loa. Cards Receive $8,622.19 For Series Win E. Perry I cln St• trig ~OMENS~S~UNDA Y tiOJ Ga Ga E clo em B. AJ•m• ~ . Floyd LF.AGIJE Octobfr 18, Ill( Forr st Run Rlock Co. Hm fer L. C.ilmore H<mdica p S Gru~ser 29t Tot.al S Ha.rtt>ls L. Winebrenner 305 Won 3 Lost 0 B Smnh 430 E P. lngels tin du• Mt gr1 Handicap 'T'otal Woo :! 404 1' Ed"• Auto Trim J . l;i lla nd 3!17 . M. Vi neyard 282 I ~1 . Call 2109 Lo~ t 0 t'row 's Steak L McKinney R Edwards B Roth~eb 1 1 190.!1 Won 0 Lost 3 ' M. Lt.>he w d K Wa lkn P.Young P. ColliJJS 5 !4 J5l I ' 2121 I Handicap ~. Bhnd A Ha nn ing " L l::l ~eglt' ·~ I b ·c ~ R AI 41 u ! S1 fri e ndly Ta\'r rn Te<1m H1gh S-:nt:'s - f\t' it h INillJSTKIAJ . I.EAB UE October 22, 1911t Blue Grt"y \' Wippel 486 f : Harhner A. Coates F. W. P orter 542 462 540 I 10 J. Duerr 248 ' To tal :i41 !' Won 2 Losl 1 Polnt!l & 308 i Ashland Oil JJ4 ! J Fol lrod S Wippe l D (;lille D. Nieri 4U7 I Hand i t<~ f' 180 ' 1928 ! Tota l Woo 0 LM1 3 523 D. Dotsun 507 J . Musser 410 428 E . Bartell R. Bailey K. Mr l':lhinney Total Woo 1 Lolli Z Polota 4 F'urest Run l:llol'k Co., 763 . I 2~7 ., : fi 3U~ J . t ioodn ll e Won 3 Lost 0 \1 297 296 , L;vblt' Ford, 2153. 1'01<11 Woo I LO!I I Pololl I Mr. Bee P . Casci J . Louks M. Werry Handi cap JJI) Team High Game 1 lol a '5 Bea uty Sbup ~ 443 494 506 468 2385 Total 1955 2i2 Total 286 I Jnd . High Game- F . Col! i.r1S 1 Won Z Lost I Potoll 4 445 '175. I Swisher & Loh~e 355 1 Inti H1gh Serie9 - P. Coll ins J . Bailey T . Bowen 195 514 . Tot::~l T Blwd Hand"•ap 355 Handica!J E I I 321 :!54 F . Manley Hou s~ p R. c R c J60 293 R. Carton T. Anderson H ChesMr F'. Reichert Handieap Total Won 3 Losl 0 Points 1 K & c. Jewelon A. Stobort P. Radford J. Johmmn L. Wolle R. Bow ~n Tot•! Keith Gub.le Furd N. Tealurd 332 B. Mi ll1-r : 1 95 462 2492 m Plymale E. Gilland H;mdica p Ta la] Woll l Lost 2 Poinls 2 150 2288 VISIT THE ... Shoe Box ~7H 374 453 SS1 2399 K. MrEI· E. Perry, - Davis - Davi s· N. Am sbory A. Haning P. Mullen Handicap Total Wo11. Z I..olt 1 Simon'i Marbt P. CoUins G. Burdette D. Clark D. Glaze D. Nieri 431 311 374 4il 444 201 2237 451 317 346 343 129 21148 Landmark P. Bilikam 304 359 332 330 330 294 1940 N. Carsey I. Cou ch Shoe Shine Fra,j iiJr new Blind J. Hysell Htndkap Total Electric: Sho1 Woa I Lost 2 ,.. Rutlaud Furniture D. Grate 378 P. Carson 321 C. Bleck 309 M. Edwards 229 V. Grate 342 Handicap 303 Total 1882 Woo! Lost I Shiner THE SHOE BOX ''THE STORE WITH REASONABLE Fabric Sbop Roush 412 Nease 458 Smith 371 Roush 292 I Howell · 393 Handicap 174 Total 2100 Wou Z Loot I New York Clothing House J. Waltoo 391 R. McTurner 386 J . Warner :!36 B. Smith 379 H. Woll 413 Handicap 162 Total 2067 Woo I Lost I PRICES FOR QUAUTY MF.RCHANDISE" E. A. A. V. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SHIRTWAIST tins, 197. Ind. High Seri.. - A. Hanlng. 471. Team 11igh Gtime - Team No . I, 790. Team High Serieo - Team No. I, 2237. WEDNESDAY MIXED LEAGUE O<tober II. 1184 Atley Cato Betty Ru s"ll 3l6 Harold Russell 481 Lois Clell and 341 Tom Clelland 428 Total l:ill6 Won I Lost I The Spollen Ben Grmdstaff !87 Barb Grlndslaff 312 312 Virginia Hoyt Art Hoyt 416 Handicap 189 Tot•! 1615 Woo I Lost !: the fi rst time with the Milwaukee Braves of the National League getting. $218.81 per full share, and the Los Angeles An gel s of the American League receiving $195.62. I Paul Kloes J ean Kloes Clarisse Porter B iII Porter Handicap Total Won D Lost 3 Knit Dresses nL nil percentage she.res. Phllade lph· ia voted 29 full shares worth $1 ,165.63 and 21 percent age shares. Other full shares were: Chieago, second in the AL, $1,466.- 5 Court . Cubic Foot Pomeroy I, The FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator TRADE Has 96 lb. Frozen Food Compartment AUTOMATIC ··• ..... •nu•. . .. '"' ............. .... . . . I·- --~•r~••na• concern of mine has been the military security of this nation. .. ' Robe shown at left with sli ding length mirror and INTERIORS ALL STEEL STORAGE CABINETS "Some distort this proper concern to make it appear that I am preoceupied with war; "There is no grM~r polit!£!1 lfe.: COMPLETE ONLY Trade "The RepublWan. Party is the peace Party. -- "We are the peace Party because we understand the enemy. We understand his aims. We understand that he alway~ has and always will take risks and seek advantages whea tempted by weakaees. 42"x1S"x66" 42" KITCHEN ENSEMBLE In• 1111 fer all rour n11dsl 14 HudJ ahlml Slldinr 11aa •••nl Wtrk. Shelf! - UIUIIJ - dr~trl Eltolrio utlttl $ 95 - "I do not intend to see peace and freedom torn away frMa this Nation because we lack will, weapons or leadership. 36" HARDWICK • Rails eLadder AUTOMATIC DELUXE GAS RANGE With grill, light, back guard, clock and timer. Large oven with glass door. •Mattress 95 COMPLETE AS SHOWN THIS SALE LIMITED .. I ....I promise an Adminjstration that will keep the peaceand keep faith with freedom at the 8111lle time. Here's the Reconl since I toO • ' SERTA-POSTURE* PltiSIDINT Theodore Roosev•lt Wllllarn Howard TaH Warren Harding Cal*ln Coolidge Herbert Hoover . Dwight D. Eisenhower I . ~ ' STUDENT DESK S... S,..Ce . . . Save Money. TIM ~d lor lN EACH 0 0 0 0 0 0 NONE '' ' '' . \ \' 7-DRAWER IIE£HOL£ D£$1 foil ...... , ;, ... ~~~~ ~ < ~ •"• ~u •• u••••• u oo• ··~ -' o..O.. F.tl 40"r20"x30", ...........'2995 ......,D.NT liP, Tl:f. In Your Heart, You ..• , \ 11 I; Good Roducod Price. Also for on ly $1.00 more you can get the nice bedroom suite during this sale ...,.dTr30'. liMo be...nl..l NelUM cMak .... 4 Glr.wen MCf JlteluM ~.. e.oug~. '- -.¥clop•W• ...d - ! -----------------------------------------. -....!""-.. Mason Furniture t:, ':':.'::~ ...... ~ .. '24H SU . . IIWUTE swet'lll W lf¥f·JI.FHIISII FUIIIIR'tM ' He's' Rl.htl , . " ' .. -. ~ Jt,4 .....,. .:, Ia 1 Pd. Pol. Adv. We have one of these Suite.< in black. It 's a fi ve piece outfit, very beautiful and at a 4-DIAWEI BOOICAS£ DESI ~ -~·r•• a. Blioo, C11a11111t1J1 5- PIECE SECTIONAL ON SALE "'• y - Ele_ctiiJ . . · Y ·M• - GOLDWATER ~·-:·~:~ ·· ' . .l. !'« tloooe wlto ....I load• ol dr.W« s p. c tl, ...... lwqe ""-1 wHI f;fl al )'001 Th leotr• PIOVEI t.h t lh I•JI•Ii••• •Parti. !! ~·· P~rtr .tl Pe~t~.tJ\, . deM: is ~ perf•ct MISWet .._deot, JO"rl7 ".30", )'O""'J •. ,. ~ -~--- -- .......$1695 75 PAIITY REPUBUCAN RIPUBLJCAN REPUBLICAN RJPUBUCAN RIPU.LICAN RIPUBUCAN TOTAL. 4-DIAWER mattress at last winter's low pricel 011 ••• WAR or PEACE OHIO esed "I do not intend to be a wartime Preaident. MtDDL!PORT, 0. 115 W. SECOND MAPLE BUNK BED COMPLETE With "I am preoccupied with peace! "We seek a strong America b ~~J use only a strong Nation can keep the peace. BAKER FURNITURE u1 take your measurement•, your garment will bP custom tailored just for you, Each gar· ment will have your exclusive label readin~~:: "M•de especially for you at The Fabric Shop.'' ,..1 ' ~~... r- ~~· ·' .. ... ., . ~ , 95 •• ON SPACIOUS ''A MAJOR For The Best! e FRIGIDAIRE eADMIRAL e SPEED QUEEN eHOOVER eFLEXSTEEL e PROVINCETOWN Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns . This Di nette Is one of the fmes t buys wt 've e~f'l" come up w1t h. The tab!• b in a vant>l y of co lors, 36 x 4H X 60 inches With 8 ni ce !:Hg chai rs . At a prit:e t>nny one can lfford' . ILL STEEL CONSTRUCTION. WARDROBES IN SAHARA WALNUT: CABINETS HAVE WHITE You Pay No More Tla@ Fabrie Shop •·- AS SHOWN 84 1MO .... terial, let ··- --~~-- ~ -- - -·-··~·~·· .t 455 Ind. High Game Men - K. Yeauger, 211; Women, N. Barton, 169, Ind. High Series, }ten - K. · Yeauger, 555 ; Women - L. Winebrenner, 404. Team High Game- Evelyn 's Grocery, 641. Team High Series - Evelyn 's Grocery, 1730. r;;.;;;;;;;;~=,:;;;. ~===, and select your ma- MILL STREET - MIDDLEPORT 7-PIECE DINETTE Foursornt COME IN WY 2·2284 POMEROY 1 '•'•' door, full 42" wide Ken Yeauger 555 Linda Winebrenner -">4 Gail Hovatter 311 Rich Hovatter 414 Tota l 16!12 Won 3 Last 0 Evelyo's Grocery Lawrence Eblin 337 Barbara ! blln 311 Nelia Barton 393 Bob Barton 435 Handietip 234 Tota l 17JO Woo I Lost Z Pacers Four . Joe Bailey 4116 Mildred Dalley 357 Loi• McElhinney 329 Ken McElhinney 526 Total 1708 Woo 2 Loot I You can have t.'Ustom made dresse9 , suiu, weddin1 gowns, bridesmaids eowns, etc. .99 I Best Buy:..s~ s CUSTOM TAILORING Reg. $4.95 Valua One of Our .II'IPS s·ISfers Style Shop 1 r~r.~osT Service At The Fabric Shop 10-18 WEEK NEW SHIPMENT 440 2S5 306 SOLIDS- COLORS AND PRINTS SIZES FINAl 1 "The Republican Party-this Party of peace throu.r~ strength - has no clearer message. Peace has no gn111tar hope. And, I can ,give you no greater pledge." ROLL UP SLEEVES Discount Prices Pre1laU During Our K. P '1 ~52 Handi cap Tob.l Woo 1 Last l "FREE" 543 0<-tobor 15, 19il Team No. I 378 ! C. Ohllnger 419 1 E. Searles 416 H. Vineyard 489 12 2367 WOMEN'S THURSDAY LEAGUE 407 k Sargent k. Ind. High Game hinney. 21 3. Ind . !Ugh Series 596. Team High Gllllle Warner , Ins. 858. Team High Series Warner Ins .• 2526. m NEW YORK <UPI ) - It was were on the way, anue.l trick or treat time fo r The St . Louis CardInals the major league baseball walked away with the lion's teams today with the same old share of the pool by grabbing story of the rlch getting rich· $288,687.70. The world champ\· er and the poor getting poorer. on::l divided thei r purse Into 4l Only the first dtvlai on teams shares, including 27 full shares had cause to rejoi ce as they of 58.622.1 9. cashed their checks from the The Yankees sliced their $696 ,520.15 World Series players' $1 91,125.13 into 34 full shares of pool, while the also·-rans could $7,874.32, two half shares, and only hope that better times seven cash aw.J.rds. The fifth pJlce clubs In both Ind. High Game - P. Col- league• got part of the pool for OJ : Bai!Jmore, third ln the AL 1 In both peMant winners' lat. $9.7 11.85: San Francisco, four '1 season surges, Pete Ram01 el , in the NL, $467.57; ond DetrOit, the Yankeeo and lloroe7 · The Los Angeles Dodger! re- Jourth in the AL, f509.69. Schultz of the Cll.rdo, OCCOUDtell ve rsed Lhe cindereJJa fablt' by Two of the prl nclpal figures for partial sh&rn, winding up wi thout a cenl, -- whlle last year at the sa me time they were dividog l.he largest winning sh.are In hi s l or~· $1 2,794 per me.n. Cincinna ti and PiliIadelphia. which finished in a second·plal'e tie In the National League , each receved half of the eorn b!ned ' second-and thi rd-place shBres. RICH, PLAIN COLORS Cincinnati voled 30 fu ll sh ares : worth $1 ,254.76 apiece and 19 : ·- ...,,_.,. .- - .. ,.. ,... ···-· *" I' ~- HERMAN GRATE 773-5592 MASON, W.VA. Rutland Furniture ARNOLD GRATE SH 2-4811 ...._ RUTLAND, O. ' l\ ' I '. �. . . . ... . . .... SORORITY MEETS PT. PLEASANT - '!'he Gam· 11-Dally Salllinil, P~ 0., Oat. 18, Classes are I cln Sta ing PT. PLEASANT - rna Chapter l..arnbda Chi evening at theQf home of Mrs. Balli• Wilson lor • oiJOBhetU dinner and Jillde plana to attend the State Convention in Hunt· 1n&ton this weekCifld. HEY KIDS! '!'he next meellng of the group Keyser , a repreaentative of Clv- will be held November 9th at II Defense from West Virginia the home of Mrs. Betty Wil liamUniversity, will conduct two- son. rlasses each evening next tlOJ li m ter A. L)'ftll I Oa I cl o en\ I ON BEGGARS NITE Drop In and some candY anytime atttr 6 P.M. 0111 Oeto(Another Cor\lfled Public oof'VIte.. ~et ber 30, 1$64. CERTIFIED OIL STATION 531 W. Mlln Strwt I'DIMNY Defense Director , Wamsley and son, Henderson; On Friday evening, during the I Mrs. Georee Corbin and daugh~ " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • fi nal !iession, participants will ter, P t. Pleasant. r· ----- - - - - · into a Fallout Shelter in Point Pleasant High School and l will not emerge until noon Sat· urday. Wilson urges all county residents to take part in this special program, and emphasiz· ed that it is not only for Civil Defense workers, but for any· one interested in the program. Personnel from industries are especially invited to attend the das.ses. Wilson said. ti n dt> ,\ lr ' · oeuner has tickets for the ,.own and Country dinner to ~ held at Harrisonvi1\e, Nov. 10 at 7 15 It d id : p. m,wat ec .' td to install otf1cers not prev1oualy Installed at the n9xl mNLlng, Nov. 24. A program was presented by Mrs. Dale Kautz, which opened with group !lnging of ''Comlng Through the Rye." Members answered roll ctll with the most frightening ecperience they remembered. A reading, [ c R ~ T ~ ll ~" DRUG STORE Congregation Gives Party For Pastor c IT MAKES CENTS - Eva Adams. Director of the Mint, Washington . congratulates Edison Hobstetter. presi· dent of the Pomeroy National Bank . for outstanding volunteer service to the Treasury Department's Savings Bond program. Mr. Hobstetter is atten ding the ABA 's ~Oth annual convention at Miami, Fla. As head of tht• Mint, Miss Adams is cooperating in the Association's campaign to get idle coins into circulation to alleviate a na· Th e U. B. Church congrega· tiona I shortage. Over 100 leading bankers. ali active members of th e ?avings Bond program's corp of voiun~eers , lion of Lelart Falls held a are participating. Series E and H Savings Bonds now owned by Amencans total more than 48 billion ~ an all· birthday party for their pastar time peak ~ which bankers say i':! key ! _a ctor_in__heljling~ ehieve ."__well balanced structure of the public debt. iand wife, Rev. and Mrs. James Morrison at lhe home of Mr. be:r there were 41 individuals ANNOUNCE BIRTII and Mrs. Bob Admas Tuesday pl<:~ ced by the Point Pleasant o[. fice , and that month 60 appli· PT. PLEASANT - Mr. ev~nmg. r·a1ions for work were filed . Mrs. George S. Corbin are ames were played 1 The active file at the close of nouncing the birth 0 ( their prizes going 10 Mrs. Herbert business September 30, 1964 Roush and Mrs. Floyd Norris, child, i;l daughter, born October The door prize was won by ASANT Jad. Smtih • 1' r a mmg · , each carrymg rc,. .• , 1201 as compared tu 1363 PT. PLE .. ' · ' ' 24th ,.n PI ea til:m t VaII ey HospJ't- DennJ·s l"otfe. Mr. and Mrs. rnanager of the local Employ· quiremt'n1 s per1ment to the lror the Month of August. This ' .· ment Office, located al 221 . program. Ji'or instance. under file compriSt'..'l applict~nts of ul. The infant has been named Morrison were presented an Sixth StrePt., Point Pleasant , W. l the MDIA , you mu.s l be head of Putnam, Jackson and Mason · Amy JoAnn and weighed 1 Jbs ~- electric blanket. . Va., statas. that the office is a household. or a member of a Counties. DurinoI!! Augu~;t, 1984, an d 10lh: ounces. Th e mother IS - . cake, Refreshments of Jce mints and coffee cream, were mterested in llaving applica- household in which the housethere were 34 placements made th e former J udy Dudd'mg. Ma· Iserved to Mr. and Mrs. FloJ•d . tions filed by any person in· hold is unemplo~d. Un der t hlS anri 115 new application s for terested in obtaining employ- and other programg oUter it· work fil~d. ternal grandparent.s are Mr. and INorris, Mr. and Mr~~. Herbert ment. ems are also considered, de- l Mrs. Byron C. Dudding Liocoln I Roush and Roger, Mr. and Mr!. In addition to serving this pending on general employer Avenue Pt. Pleasant · 'and pa~ Erwin Gloeckner, Mrs. Vera immediate area, Mason, Jack· qualifications and eligibility Dr. McCau8land ii ternal ' randf th 18 : 0 J 1 Craig, Sherry and Keith, M~, &: a er · · Wolfe, Sandy and DennUI, t son a ~~ Putnam Counties. op- qua1ificati?ns of the parUcu ar . Society Presi.d ent Corbin ul Dayton Ohio portumtws for employment are program mvolved . I . • • Edward Miller, Mrs. :J lso available to applicants To datr the Employment of-I PT. PLEASANT- Dr. Alex- , grandp;Jrents are Mrs. G. S. Howard Roush ;md Faye, Marthrou_gh t~e Clear.a~ce Division Ifice, ~n cooperation with other ! ander McCausland of Roanoke, Dudding-, Pt. Pleasant and Mr. Mora, Mrs. Freda Evans, of 1tus office. By this clearance agencies, has had these MDIA IVirg inia. formerly of Mason I and Mrs. Stanley Niday Mr · and Mrs. Larry O'Brien proredurP . . appl~cants in one classes in s~Bion . ln Mason County, was elected presi~en~ ?f Gtwrge Corbin of Galli olis and Jlmmy, Mr. and Mrt. area and Jobs tn others are Counly : E le~tncian Helper, the Medical Society of VU'gm 1a P • Bob Adams, and the honofed Ohio. guests ma:clled. resulting m employ- chine Of?eralor H.elper e. recent meeting in Norfolk. i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ment wh ~ re otherwise it would Farm J'f~utd · ~ :" All The new president-elect will not h;we rwcurred. Local areas been compleedt . orflce in 1965. He was elected are P:o: plDrl.'d fi rst . :md if_ no Carpenter Helper and durini( the society's 1l7th annual Sl<llahle openmg lS a vall abl ~ , on Helpe~ _c_la~s~s have meeting. Or . McCausland is a brother to Bright McCausland , · th:-n 1hc rll'arance p1 Dcemen1 1s!conducft!d·irr ".far.ll:~ti ·county uiJlJz•:d · Cedar Lakes. Pt. Pleasant, and a teacher Th e Employment office il lso! Pre.viously classes for North Gallia High School, Galli· Self-Service Muket Pomeroy . par1iri p;Jt es in dett' rmining the , 1\id e had been pOlis, Ohio. Dr. McCausland is neetl ol trami11g man urea. in Ithrough the Area Vocational I the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:0.0 P.M. vi"w of the m1ere st or appli- Troining, in .Jackson, Mason, John McCausland of Route 17, 1 I and grandson of the late Cenc<mts registered for work and and Putnam Counties. SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. the need of Lhe Employers in 1 Mr. Smith also states that era I McCa usland of Civil War 11w arta. ThereforE' if interest- ' during the month of Septem- 1fame. ed in any kind of training. an 1 OiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiii===iiiOO-'"-I individual should contact the Local Employment Office and explore lhe possibilities. ~. Training programs are avail;1able under the Manpower De· 1 velopmenL Act , Area Readjust· ment Act and Area Vocational Applications for Worl\ are Invited by Office Director 1 SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS with their staff of four PIJIIrmacisla and nine ex· perienced sales glrlo invite you to do all your shopping for Drug Need1, 11 well as your Prescription Needs at our store. We sincerely appreciate your patronage and we wlll alwaya try to live you the best of fast, friendly and courteous service, you wlll always find at least one or more Registered Pharmaci•ts In our store to promptly ~are for all your prescription needs. • SHOP OUR Drug Store this week for the following specials and check our new drug prices on your next visit to our store. Sincerely, Wayne and Harold -=--------==0iiii... -~ COAT SPECIALS ONE GROUP Pt~Mron~ ROUND 18 OZ. PKGS. LADiES' GROUND BEEF ~ 3 s1 . $119 WIENERS 3 S1 BOLOGNA BACON ENDS S ~~ 99c lb. SKINLESS ---: WIRE 17.", NOW _ 2112 lb. pkg. 14·99 VICKS VAPO..RUB BEN FRANKLIN - = = .------ - s-10 - -- PRICESI ON St's WHITE GOODS ALL ............ 4NTISEPTIC Reg. 6Jc--43c 60's Reg, 89c'-6:k 100'• YOU J tte,, Uc-J:7c Rot. 1..20-.a•e ';,:'th O:c29 Ch urc h Annua / Party is Held On Tuesday The annual HallowMn party has been changed to 1\londay at oJ the Pomeroy Church of Christ 7:30 p.m., at the Senior Hl&h was held Tuesday eventng in School auditorium, due to elec· the i!IOClsl room of the church tions. which was decorated for the occasion . by the lntennediate Guy Shuler. Miss Be" San· class, taught by Miss Elizabeth born, Afternoon Circle chair- Duffy. man; Mrs . Leo Smith, youth Mrs. Leo Bryan, Mrs. Floreounselor; and Mrs. Emerson enee Burnside, and Mrs. Louis 1 Jones. Osborne were judges of costumes and prizes were awardCl-UB TO MEET l!d to Elieena Dill, prettiest: The Pomeroy Home Demon· David Clark, uiliest; Mrs. otratlon Club will meet Nov· Jennings Wayland, funniest; ember 5 at 10 a. m. at the Mike clark, moat unwual, and home of Mrs. Donald McKen· Clifford Roush, symbol of Hal· zle on Pleasant Ridge. Gayle loween. Rees wJI\ speak on flower Games were played under Ute arran&ing. Members are to direction of Mrs. Bob Miller, bri•~ a sack lunch and ,. 1J)eir Mro. Gardner Wehruna, Christmas proJect to worJron Mr9. Ha.rold Smith wlth prizes tn the · ~ftertloon. · ~ ~awarded the wlnnera. Refrelih m~nt11 of cider, douahnuts, cook· FIIESHIIIEN ELJlCI" los, kool old and coffee were Freshmen officers elected :N- served, from a table with Hal· centiy at Eastern Hlib School loween cover and wiUt na):~~ are Joe Bailey, president; Lar~ and cups to match. Mrs. ry Spencer, vice president; ver Kapple, Mra. Bryan, Mrs. Vicki Pooler, rtecretary; Twlla Juliu s Sauvaa:e, and Mrs. Gene Karr, treasurer, i!nd Bill Gil· Clark, served as the refreshHan. Set. ~ at Arms. ment committee. 4 II -~ - ~ '~ , MULTIPLE VITAMINS ~ One Tal:l::t Del!J Sllt&Uifd your family's nutrttiOnaflllldl,,, i . a sound bl$ic ell-' illld RMII !ltr :ulliple Vltaynfnt. Penny·•· 365't , 5 3 ;; K!!. V!NATOR 39< 50's, 59c !leg. 79c - l 100'1, .... 1,25 -77c y proteaUon. ' QUALITY RIDUe!D AT FURNITURE STANDS TO BE THE LOSERI • RALPH WI!L~R. MEIGS County Republlcan State Re~sentatln, 1114 here todly be Ult reasonably sure many voters of MI!:IGS CoUIIty didn't undentand or fully reaUst the far·reacblna t1o feet of the recent U. S. Supreme Court deeilioD ordering roapportiollllllllt tht ObiD GtiJual Asaemb!Y. or In relatin& oome fact. and ovanll leading up to tbls unprecedented deoll!on, ll1d lilt efftlt • MEIGS County, WELKER aald It woo hla understanding a Mr. Nolan Cleveland had broqht 1111t, through his attorney. pleading for reapportioning membership of the Ohio Houae of Representative., with apportionment to be baNd on the 1851 ConstitutiOll Ohio. The Supreme Court. In lune of t1t11 year, granted Mr. Nolan's petition, and, ordered the Ohio House of Representatives reapportioned oa atrictly a population basis. The 1851 Conotitutlon, he 1ald, provided for opportlonlng lOlntamltert el the Houoe on a population bulo and this remained in effect until 1904 when an tllllltldmnol, prwo iouoly approved by vote of the people, continued this population basis foor membership In the Hinlae, except. that each county should have at least one repreuntativt. WELKER Hid thia provllloa ba4 been in effect for the past sixty yean;. or or Soon after the Supreme Court decision was rendered In June of lhll year, Mr. Nolan dtllltmdedl of the Court that this order be placed In effect forthwith. The Attorney General, Mr. Sube, on bthllf of the State of Ohio, asked the Court for time oo that the General Assembly might submit a pl.u to tM Court for reapportioning. WELKER aaid It waa hia underatondlnl no tlnll dtclllon had been 1111de, but, committees of the House were making Jludita for the purpose of submlttlne a reapportionment plan to the Court. He said no doubt when the final plan iJ approved by the General Assembly and the Court, it would have to be submitted to the people in the form of a collilitutlonal amendmut to be voted on by the people. Before Congress adjourned, WELKER oald, a bill had passed the U. !1. House of RapruentaUvu that would have stopped the Supreme Court decision from going Into effect, but Prtlldtnt Joi!Dio11 prevented the Democrat-controlled Senate from paning tbat bJII. ' WELKER said bluntly, if this Supreme Court deciAlon 11 ollowed to stand, MEIGS County and some foriY-seven other counties will lo1e their state representatives. He said under that Court order the large citieo of Ohio would have moot of the representatives and he felt aure thia would 1101 be for the bestlnteresto of Ohio, especially from a taxation viewpoint. In addition to reapportioning the Gen· era( Assembly, WELKER said, this unprecedented decision of the Supreme Court could bo extended to all local governments and could cause many county courthouses w become only sub-alation for far· ger counties. ' WELKER stressed this point in particular. He said a candidate of either the Republican or Democrat Party tiling his petition of candidacy for the Hou1e of Representatives tokes an oath that he will support the national and state platforms as adopted by their respective parties, and, he sold, he and hi• Democrat opponent signed such an oath. He pointed out that delegates to the Republicaq National Convention in San Francisco adopted a plank in their platform oppo1lng the Supreme Court'• doclslon of meddling in reapportioning of state legiolature~. The platform adopted by the RepubUcan State Convention In Columbus on September 17, thl• year, adopted a hands-off policy on reapportioning too. l'!ut, WELKER said, thia Year both the Democrat National and State Convenllo!ll unanllnoully adopted planks In their platforms plodglna full 1upport ef rooppertlon-nt. In the light of the oath which he and l subscribed to when we filed a• opposing candldat11 fDI' MEIGS County State Representative, WELKER asked this question: '"Where does this leave my Democrat opponent?" WELKER laid, "! am unalterably opposed to MEIGS County losing Its stale representative," and he •aid he wao sure tho votaro of MEIGS County should know theoe faclll before Novelllber 3. WELKER said if the votero of MI!IGS county elect him as their state representative they ca11 count on "my doing everythin& possible to prevent such a traeedy from happening and I 111111 honor mY oath to do just that." WELKER said the paramount Issues before the voten of Ohio and MEIGS County were, I!Ofto gresslonal redistricting, reapportioning of the Ohio House of Repre•entativea, and a balanced budpt next year with no new taxes. He taid the sound bu1iness methods adopted by Governor Rhode~ in the management of the state'• busineu bad paid off an 83 million dollar deficit and we IIOW bad some money in the bank. The BS milllon dollars would not have to be paid off again next year, and with • c~ntinuatlon of •ound buslneso practices he felt •u re there would be more money for the schoolll and other necessary functions of state aovernment without any new or Increased taxes. ' Wo, bt Ho IN THE ~ Masonic Hall. The meeting or the Pomeroy Band BooSiters Association acheduled lor Tuesday evening, POMEROY LIITIIUNI J',! eel! nd and coffee Election Day at the .7oz.ltrOIOI88 4 Reg, 3.tc-17c It of soup, chili, sandwiches, pie SHOP HERE & SAVE Medicated Dacontllllll Room Vaporizor • Otle spray in the raam 1111 YIIU brulht easier instantty. • Euy to use, no veparlurllalher, .11 be Church will serve a plate lunch PAPER PLATES ~VAPURE ~. '!'he and 5 p. m, Ladies of Chester Methodist PAPER CUPS s-10 CALENDAR Goblinl, sJtooto end lfli '; Ho wh hobnobbed with fairies, baUer· 1 Mi' .a Ch /:""~t" Stre 1 ina1. gypolet and other ·•out Ru~= to If 1 e t of tile world" charocwro t1 the _ ' De~ A:· ' ad annual H.llloween party of the 7 30 Ga p. ~Weld will beson ;"'he morning and • - n kinclerryk d . All prlen clas~es of Mn . ::l~e~rs an 5lngers. are Reynolds. NOV ! Children of both classes canle il · PometDY Garden Club will In costume. making a tour ztMet Monday, at 2 p.m., at the the eight classrooms in the home of Mila Lydla Ebersbach mentary grades. '!'he boy1 Mad , with Mrs. Charleo R. Karr Sr. the dassel oer<H!d re1rtJshments e by W. S. C S. so co-hosle.!ls. Ralph Moore area of doughnuts , orange drmk, can. Officers and secretanes of the extenston agent for raatunll re- dy El.nd presented favon to the W.S C S of Heath Methodist be 1 ~aker children. Ch IOUTCeS, Wl 11 gues St' ~ , urch met Tuesday evening at using aB his topic, "How mur:h the church to make up the bud· w The children rhose the cos· get for the year and to prepare for 8 glass of water. · tumes they liked belt. In tht report:<~ . Theodo_rus ~owtcll Dauibters morning cl81ilse8 winning first of Amenca w11l meet Monday, . . . Attending were Mrs. James at 7:30 p.m., at the lOOF hall. prLz.e was _Dav1d Mills as Felix Criswell, vice president; Mrs. Inspection will be held and of· the- cat With Howard Lee West Nan Moore. treasurer ; Mrs. fleers and the team are remind- second for Peter Rabbit . Fred Hibbs, Class 12 treasurer; ed to wear wh..ite . All members Room decorations tnellud<<l ll Mrs. G. G. Zeigl~r. Class 12 are urged to attend and bring black cat and pumpkin !!tecrelary ; Mrs. Galen Brown, tW.ndwiches or cookies for re- outs and real Jack o'lo1ntom ll Eleanor Circle president ; Mrs. freshments . provided by Jeffry Beaver NOV. 3 Staoley Starling. Room moth· II ~rs a!sisting Mn. Reynolds 1 An Election Day dinner will the morning cla1s were Mrs. I1e ld Tue sd ay evenIng . Nov. Lo M Ibe .1 d p b we 11 8 eaver , rs. 3' at the Fl rst U . m e . res y- Boggs, Mrs. George and I terlan Church m Middleport, M R. h d 0 beglnnlna: at 5 p. _m. The chick- w::~ J~ ~eave;e~.nd Megan en dinner Is bcmg sponsored Harris. by th~ Deacons and .~aconess- At the afteraoon cla&s party ea wtth Mrs. :eddle Burkett first prize went to Del Call a1 and Miss PhylliS Joachim as Casper, tho (lbOJI, and Viclde co-chatrmen. Dent won second as the Afrj.. The Wesleyan Ser~lce GuJld can girl. Room mothers assist· of the Racine MethodiSt Church illg were Mrs. Sue Luellen, wlil serve an election day chick- u- M 1 v M t . d . th IYLI S. ar on an e er anu' en dmner an supper m e M E 1 n Dent church annex at 11 :30 a. m. rs. ve Y · NAPKINS 984 lO'a. 12's a Goblins, Ghosts Rampant thru , School Rooms PRICES! ' I. I 'I I I \ i CAN MILK ONE GROUP Cunation Pol 6 Wi~n can• ALL WEATHER COATS lluk & Mottled ch ..n. llevtrJibl• 95C LADIES' SWEATERS · · · · · · · · 2.99 up Wools, wool hlends and kitten soft acrylic In all color~ . 1 SALE GROUP LADIES' SWEATERS --~ NOW $3 i POTATOES Unelo..lllod 50 lb. bog 1·59 SMALL EGGS ~ 3 sp• OLEOMARGARINE 6 s1 SWEET CIDER 79c WHITE BREAD 6loov" s1 d••. lb. F.,.. lou.,...Jll pod "'.,,.,,..,los pre1Cflpt6Qn pad, nn "" in on• fltld af Kilnct: hiVe rosultod tn cltlrr\tllc bl'Pk· thr ...... IR athol' lltlcls, Tr•nsi.,l, diodtf;, tnd . comp.attrs hM. ruolutloniHd SUPER GOLD CUP Premium Tire res..rdl mtdiCIM. New wonder the effectl of pralon~ weiahtlh1neu. Ju1t ltl modern Kl~ servet you, 'HI are •lwt)'S rudy w·urw you few your pretcrtptlpn needs. SHAMPOO R'lf. 30c, lfc To vote tor the candidate• for Pre!iident and Vice Pruident wbo1e names are printed beloy, mark "X'' in the rec-- prlnted below mark ''X" in the rec· of aucb eandidatetl. R... d0c,3Pc ~- "· "• EUT& SAFETY SHOULDER NYLON X (Twin Whlto Wall) liar The Various Sizes _ 2 ,,1<1 01 1 ~ ''( FlOUR l'laln or lell Rllllna 25 lb. - SAioiPLI PRISIDINTtoi>L BALLOT 650x13 Reo. List 24.35 __ 750x14 ~tot. Lltl HAJ tfALO drtJIJ are belna ttudltd tor ute by the 11tran1utl to comblt NOVEMBER Jrd c:-- SPECIAL THIS WEEK-END DUNLOP MUD & SNOW TIRES I gal. PURE LARD · OPP, LOW&R PARKING LOT Jenn.i.fer Dean pl'ltent.ed e PARTY SUPPLIES lb. SLIC!D - SHORT COATS eNOVELTIES eCANDLES ., tilllld lnllhlll. • Brlna uP to 12ltatn' GUSI'AlN£1! llil!ef from cold miHrltt. With Chetlt ~~. 59c :. 79c ONE GROUP LADIES' COLD CAPSULES oT!ny .... GI lltldloltlaa cn.w. ,. Eileen Hollon and • poem, '" The Reason," by Metonle Dean . SOCIAL FUU. YEAR'S SUPPLYI With CAR COATS DMED AOIO~ SIMON'S HALlOWEEN PARTY TIME! eMASKS 'n Cold Products I 1 eCANDIES eCOSTUMES Why Suffitr l10m Cold MiHriuP Use (!lv'!.ll) "Autumn," woa given by Mro. piano solo, "On the Bunny Side of the Street." followed by a poem, " Til< Howekeoper," by Lindo Hollon, and • """'""'· "How to Keep A Huobancl,'" by Mrs. Dean . A contest " Materialo." conducted by Mro. Kautt and group alnglng of 11 Dw~lUng In lrheila Newell , ugliest. Beulah Land,'' Dale Kautz, worthy master' concluded the program . Reprellded. Mro. l!:orl Deon, fl'<lllhmento w•re aerved , ~me economic• cllaltman, arr 1ounced Christmr~s cards and oproo• for sate. George Gen· Budget, Report• A maoktd porty for tho ohltd.. o prolodod tho rogul..- met~ lDg of 1lle Chest.r Granae on fueaday evenJna. Costume prbes were award• to Melanie Dean, prettiest; l>em~ Dean, mo~t original, and FREE CANDY week beginning at 6:30 p.m. No. I vem!Jpr 6th in the Appalachian Pleutnt Valley Hospital I audi tormm on "Fallout Shelter ADMI'M'ED : Mr1. Ray Me- 1 Manflgement" according to an clure, Pt. P leas~!. announcement by John A. DISCHARGED: Mn. Ja.aper Wilson, )l[ason Count y Civil Eden, Letllrt : Jurs. George Ga Masked Party Is Given for G range Children ~ ~===================::~ Omega Sorority met Monday Announced on 'Fallout' Dany SenUne1, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct 29. 1 9M~? 18e& I •' POMEROY LYNDON I. JDNNSON DEMOCRAT c:.. , 1·. ··1 :,. I• •] \ GOESSLE~ Court $1, l'lltltroy • • •' .' ' ' ~· I JEWELRY STORE ··· ·-- - ~ ....... I J'OR VI~ fRQJDENT HUIIiRT H. HUMPHRIY DI':MQCRAT '" For • .,,..........,. .. {Vote for not more than one) X I ROBiiRT TAPT, JR. I Ropubliea• ITIPNIN M. YOUN. Democrat I Por R•rt~Mtttlwe .. COOINII !AI Lor10l (Vote for not mon tUn . PR8Fflll'S WHOLESALE 1·" I FOR VICE PIIESIDENT I WILLIA/>1 I. loiiLUR I IIEI'uBUCAN Lllrllletl iloet IU4 11m . .', I lARRY M. CIOLPWATil I REPUBUCAN ...r UldtH Stet•• Senet.r oae) X \ OLtv•• P. IOLTON Ropubjlean l lliOIIlT I. IWIINIY Dftrlocral (TI!:NTII DII'I'IIIC'I') (Vole for DOl ...,.. 111111 ...) X jlti~ILI IW.AI.TIR H. MOIU.~ ~~ - �.. I 8-Daity sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 29, 1964 WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS OF OU~liTY cl St in - C AN • r"'tiNfl[l"t l •t"~ '• . oi. W no o r. tl• 111 te . o" ' -.lo• - ·~ 1_., " " '" • tJI' -' <>•, t. ll"'•""" .,.. e> ul•ll~net . , ~ ,.. . G G: ~I' '"'' D.lo • fl'rw ...... ... ~ r· •• ~n • . .... . . . ' .... ... .,..1 to t .. , ~··• -.. " "' ,.,, 'h " r •oi o ~~: ..... .. . "" , ., . and La n fmish . new tires. ,... . $995 rad io anti hcatl'l'. 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door ""' .-u n• 1..,. ....... ~ $695 b ~-~1 t·n :! uw Pow;· r glirl e tru. ns Radw 11 nd heatt!r , original ,.. upl ;ols t. n. r··: d ckan """ .., , g." ' '" '"" fno , ., ,,.,..,,.., hory and blue fin tsh, good 1957 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan tires. $695 hay baler, milk cooler, hand A vopuL1 1 morl el th at is sharp inside and ou t. black finish', gto ud w· · ·~ . r<Jd iO <:~ml lwatrr . 6 cy l. Sttl trans. e' \ ,•.,.,, , et ,, dt M ; ,..., M • ~ ·· "' '' '' " · ·••"··· 11, .. I to < "' " ' p8 1<1 i AV S >f" "'" IOU> \ ~ ut l!: 'll'h 1n <IU 1<>h l o~- · oc ~ ~ ttlJ t .- uo •11 1 a. ltHI.!\ n.o 'II IS.:II • ll 14 ' ''· ' ' ~ :1-t uHt'r'-' '-"' " " ' • It~ '";> w < ol'(l "t\lh \t M ll ft l! > . ,. 1:l ·OI1 no"" t o, t,t &.. llo~\o 1'0 t' J A I II rlt::S lJ I.! P \I III i;! J r-.. fl w . . .., Il l' IT"~ Pomerov Motor Co. l"n r "" ~ .., ., . ,.,, ' I 2.~ lo• ,., .. ..- ,...n o.o • n.~rl"l r. ou p liO ~tll · n • O'rl1'"' ' l'u • ( • lit '"co un• ' U' ~ o<;l• "'OI O '" "' -- * - -- -- - - - HOUSE for_ ~ent in Brad bury. EL F: CTHOLUX sweeper, on lh s 1.• J!.. ' II"l rttr gw.; ~md hath. bags, 1 •' · · . w11er 1s, pop ou1 paper 1 ( a ll '1r ~. 0 F . l.~o n s . Hu tall attac hments Runs like PHONE WY 2-2156 J;llld, Ohio. Sh 2-429·1 ll 1 ·' $34 2' . ., I 29 ::llc new. a ance uue '-- - - - - - - - - - - • 1----' Tt' rms ar ran{'led, WY ~-2204 . - -- - - b 10 29 Stc UNFUHNIS!IED 5 rooms and IJ:J1 1t. i!( l t,.\ll s l : ~ir s apar~ent . TEYICO floor furnace, for sale. Lost and Found 1 io • I OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO 1 ::===--~===~-,:::==~~~~===~·~ For Rent For Sale I NEEDED ! FRIDAY, NOV. H, 10 A. M., The personal property of the ·u be 1 I Byrd s~~ at theMi;~u:oc':'ted 1st ' AGE 15 NO FACTOR house wost of State Route 33 a! Darwin, Ohio. •Are You Looking For A Good Job 1957 Plymouth 4 door sedan, I!HiO Ford Tractor, used 1200 •Are You Looking For hrs., Ford Mower, 14" Ford A Good Income plows, 7 fl . tractor disc. Black •Will You Spend A Hawk pickup corn planter, Ol· Few Hours of Your iver wagon. manure spread· Time To Find Out er, torn sheller, 45J-l.H.C. What We Have To VB engme , Powcrghde trans ln tenu r shu wroom clean, b~ige • <h"'' l" ' " ~ - ·-- • • Pomeroy Motor Co. 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Ooor AII U 'I I 1!.1 ~ I -- ,---Fo-,-5-. ..- - - SALESMAN Offer • Veterans Hospitals, Community Projects, Benefited by Auxiliary Donations were made to veterans hospitals and communi· ty projects and plans made for the annual Veterans Day dinser by the Auxiliary to FeeneyBennett Post, American Legion Tue·"ay everu·ng at the Leorion ~ ~ Hall. Mrs. Albert Roush, pres!dent. opened tlte meeting. Donations were made to the American Red Cross, Middlep<rl Fin!men Emergency Truck Fund, the Crile Veteran grain cradle, telephone box, Hospital aDd others The aux· dinner bell. porch glider, liv· Will lntorvlow Friday iliary al~o adopted a ·6-bed ward . 10 AM to 1;30 PM at the Dayton Hospital and lng room suite, bedroom su1t~ cedar chest, wardrobe, coffee & voted to provide candy for tbe table. writing desk, rugs, Chillicothe Hospital. R stands. lamps, chairs, 21" · Middleport, 0. The group voted to give a.. C.A. TV, drop leaf table, mapsistance to the 8th District pres.. le dinette set , kitchen cabinet, ~=========~! ...~ · buffet, 4 folding chairs, S""'~ Auto Salas Queen washer, Unico gas dry· foreman AbboH er, hand operated meat slicer. and other articles not 1955 NASH Rambler motor, $35. lister. WY 2-2518. _ 29_ 3tc _ Crow . Crow, and Porter, !!153 FORD, 6 cyl. , 2 door, 2o_ Alfred 'ociety Notes Tuppers"'Phins Society News !dent In the birthday party for veterans to be held In Decem· ber. They also. set up • lund for the Industrial Arts Class '" tbe Middleport lll&h , Sehool 10 be used for purchasing mater· lals used In the class for otu, dents unable to buy the rna. erlals . A committee was pointed to .send gifts to ve other hospitals. Mrs. Roush asked each :l. r;" may contact Mrs. Roush . a! Veterans Day dJn. e .~u held Tuesday even· ner wt ing, Nov. e10, at 6 p. m. for veterans, ausiliary members and their familles . The din- M Mrs. Edith Betzlng, r I. Phyllis Rowan, and Mrs. Erma · ited . Mn • HatC~1 eland ~n VIS tie Fredrtck at Metgs General Hospttal. ner committee will be the same one which served the fall con· ference. Members .who came m co.. ud ed rd to tume were l g ace~ tng prettiest, ugllest, funntest and most The American· . choriginal. lrm Mr Do Roach, tsm a an, s. n was named to contact organizatlons m the community who might sponsor a girl to Buck· Mr. and Mrs . Ami Partlow o Compton, california visited a few days here with his mother Mrs. LJnnie Pullins of Silver Ridge. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Osborn and son and Mr. and Mrs. Eelgar Pullins and family. They also visited other friends and relatives in the area. Attorneys cheap. Call WY 2-2310. Wm. Clifton Stout, 10 'll 6tc Sunday School attendance on Administrator . - Oct 20 was iill, the offering . h d lliJQ !953 FORD station wagon See I $ Also se II mg l e same ay. · 11.90. !\1"· ·11 :J rd. MH.idl epurt. $a0 a : 50 ,000 B. T. U.'s. Russell bales of hay, J. D. wagon, 1 1 or call Fred George, Rutland, - - - - -- Worship services were held 1 n: ••'l! ll l' :'ll \\'Y 2-54:H. Roush, 5th St., Mason, W. hay and grain elevator, 12" Ohio. · 10 27 3tc at 10:45, wiUt the Rev. Casto LOST - .\·1a n':-:. hi illold w1tl1 10 29 6lc ' Va 10 28 3tc 14" II type od · M h II R h I driver's bcPme and Jll'llWI'l Ford pIows, . pu 1003 ))()!){;[ Station w•gon. intr uclng ars a ut o ------~I ·<1 nt pa1wr s_ PlP!!'::e m~n l lil plows , IHo~~hte cham sga~, Good conuition, $1895.00. CaU Shade, 0 ., who T~ill go 88 a eye Girls State next June. Mr. and Mr~. David Yates o perfect severa ffliU\ cans, man ' WY 2-2418 An drew Ne \o\ ~omf' . A ll"llwr ... r. ~1\(;I.J<:: HOl'Sr:::, and apa rt COMPAC1' sweeper, 10 22 tlc missionary to !jon, Korea, The traveling prize was won Charleston, W. Va. were Sun· condit iun - all attachments buffet, round table, 21" Raydale. W. \1 .1 . , or ll uml·r ,\ nd- nw n l ~ . C>ll WY 2 31"7. · _ sometime in November. He d M R. by Mrs. Edward Spencer. day guests of Mr. an rs. 10 29 :uc I an d pape r bags. Balance due theon TV, and other terns. 1954 BUICK .enlury. Excellent gave an interesting talk on his e.rson, Hiil'tne, HI. I. 1 Members went to the basement K. Rowan. 7 pa.\'menls, $7 monthly . WY 10 23 ;!IC -- - - - - - Wm . Clifton Stout, running condition. Priced training and call as a mission· T hree dining room for refreshments Br'tckle 1 F UHN ISII E D a part ment 0 wner 2·Zlll4 . 10 29 6tc right. Hackett's Sohio Serv- ary. since 3¥.! years ago. Rev. of cider, coffee and doughnuts Mr. and MMrs. WndayneM E s - - --,-,.--- - - - ' rooms <Jnd bat h_ Prtvate enTerms : Cash lee. 1r 22 tfc Casto gave the closing remarks. . th ti called on r. a rs . mNotice lr;uwe. l.nr(ll i·d 170':~ \1 u 1- IlA IHlE N'S 'JARKET In Syra- ' Not responsible for accidents. "The Call to Prayer and Sell- followmg e mee ng. melt Heiney of White's Chapel. - ----- bP !T~ A\' e. Ca ll \\' Y 2-2Sii or rme wit.h the Low, Low Bradford Auction Co_mpany 1957 ENGT ""'tt F'O'lL Hillman, Denial,. program was given at HA:\·1 SHOOT. PV"' rv ;;\ 11nrl:1y ' pri er s u:~ Extra Special Pric- C. C. Bradford, AuctiOneer Good condition. 4 dr. Com· the church, Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodin of ]() 23 lfc \) 1111 l i il l ' Ham~ l'nr pr i;~ r s es. Thurda~·. Friday, and A. C. Bradford, Manager pact, $275 00. WY 2-2418. with an attendance of 13. The Columbus w~re Tuesday guestl farm . Spom:oro•d hy H-t< ·l:k· Sol urda_v. Sugar, 5 lbs. 52c. Lunch served by Bedford Youlh ' 10 22 tic program, "Pray Without Ceas0Sp1 eWS of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weatlr Fire Dt p<ll' t m • ~ nt . F1 ' 1\,'\1Sl 1J.:l) 1 rwun npar11' 1l'n ! Bmwn.!ls. JOe a lb., Fresh Group. 1 Tbe Rambler ing" wa~ led by Helen Woode, erman. J(l 2~1 31c i ulil i l w ~ p:ll ll :! 1!. S. 5th Ave- eg gs. :l doz. for $1.00. Pickle 10 29 file World Standard ol Cempael with all present taking a part ENTERED HOSPITAL Mr. · and Mrs. C. E. Woodle ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= _:;_:;-:, 1 11 ue. M1dd IP port. I loaf lu nch meat, 49c lb. WeiEicelleoce in readings, prayer, meditation Among those whc. entered were Thursday guests of her • 1023 1fc S . Big car room, rt•- and _... and song. A liberal offering was Holzer hospital in the past 24 brother, Mr. and Mrs. Warren ners. 2 lbs. 98c. Folger's cof· - - --- - -- -- Business erv1cas _ lormance. Small C1U' ~ ecooum)' ·- receJV · ed . Fl orence Boy 1es spen- hours were James A. Bays, 45 Bentz of near Amesville. ft"e. drip or regular, 79c lb. F U H NI~J I ED 3 room house, Fresh cr isp lettuce, 2 head.. , , WILL- 00 -rug weaving. Phone and managerabtllty cer was pianist and soloist. Portsmouth Rd., Delbert H. . d , b;11\1 :md b: :-...·rM nt. 3 1 3 1 ~ Con. 2flc. Halloween Special, 10 WI _2826 _ gLp See Word was received recently Black, Rt. 1 Thurman, Mrs. Mrs. Phylbs Rowan atte~ 10 29 9 I will be absent from mv 1 dor St ., Pnmeroy. . I bar::~ candy, 29c. Metropoli&aa Motonl by the Dinsmore Boyles family fiorine M. Shaffer, Crown City, ed the nc:se~ b~;quet at A hoffice from noon Tuesday I 10 17 li e 10 28 3tc TRANSMISSION Salvage ComE. MaiD Sb'eet, Pomeroy of the death of her brother, William E. Dillon, Rt. 1 Crown lens Mon y g . 11 lied November 3 until Novem· - - - ~-paity . Reparring all makes. Pbono WY ••• 71 H.olden Sturm of Barberton, City, Mrs. Orville E. Clonch, Mrs. Margaret Russe oa . '\H'I'\ li<:--< T 5 rooms and - ·tomatic and standard transtic 0 .'-The Boyles family attended 311~ Main St., Pt. Pleasant, on Mrs. Mabel Hostetter Sunber 17. The office wi ll be APhnlh newly redt>rurated. Call USED C04.L Furnace, complete 1 .. w. .._ d Walt'er Cruuks. WY Z<Hi:ll w1th pipe, regi sters and con-I missions. Elertrlc welding. ~-the ' funeral in Grantsville, W. Mrs. John H. McDermitt, Jr., ay. . . be 1 open all regula r ho ur s, 1 l , tfc ~ tro is. Prtced to tiel I. Wy-2Phone WY 2--6173. 1964 SJMCA 4. door :sedan, new Va. Mrs. Boyles remained for 1426 Kanawha St., Pt. Pleasant, Revival service~ wlll ~n 10 23 -~--2490, G.E. Reuler. 10-24-lilc 9 Z4 tfc white walls, snow heads. a few days visit with her moth- Mrs. Larry M. Lathey, New Ha. here at the E.U.B. church lc • • • ' • • FUBNr-1110:0 ap;-ul mt:'n l I o r j fully equipped. Phone WY 2- er, ·Florence Sturm, MillstOne. ven, W.Va., Mrs. Fred D. Lock· vember lst to Slh. l~R ea I rent in Yliddh:·port . Grouurl · USED COAT, Furnace. Complete WI Grueter , Plambbt& ...a 5247 alter 6 p. m. I W. Va. wood, 250 Palmer St., Middle- nightly at 7:30, evange IS ' ev. ~--~-:".- - - - - - - - - ' floor, 3 roo ms ar'll: lx <th. :i90 with pipes, regi sters, andi 10 19 12t Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie port, Mrs. Melvin T. Hood, n1 Ray Mann. Song ~e:der, ~~ AUCTION even: Thur_ o:flay at : ,.., 2nrl ".\ ,,.r \1 rs. HmY controls. Priced to sell. Wy· EodM:~ te~ U'OUNel spent Monday, Tuesday and Locust St., Pomeroy, Mrs . .Jmr Ray Mann_ of Harris urg, o. 7 P rn . ; lt. the Mason('t! P. :\·la- a rd Cect1, OOIJ w. M:~in St ., 2-2490. J0-24-6tc ~We bave .U .._. Insurance Wednesday at the Grange Con- mie F. Evans, Rt. 2 Racine, Everyone IS welcome. Rev. Euso n, W. Va. lO 27 3l p ' Pomeroy _ J.'b . WY 2-526L.. vention in Akron, 0. Mrs. Guth· Mrs. Everette Hall, Jr., Rt. 1 gene Emerson, paytor. -~ j lU 1.2 lfc Se"er M..bmes JOHNSON. Slmpsno lllllurii!ICt rie was one of the Meigs Coun· Oak Hill, Charles F. Ray, Jack· Mr. and Mrs: Clyde Blizzard H.\WLEJ (;H Product s for sale. 1 ·• HONDA 300 Motorcycl• for sale. Rr.aaoaollle Ra1o1 Agency, ln. All foi'TIII a1 In ty delegates. They left here on son, Pearl E. Cash, Rt. 3 Jack· cele.brat..J thetr 50th wedding IVy 2-<;41 2. Jo-24-;JiJIC 1 ·Contoc t. John Case, 104 Un· Coli Wr Wlllt Da1 or Nlpl JIW'ance. Ji.m Jobnaon anti ary Sunday Oct 18th _ __ lots for rent, close ion Avenue, Pomeory, Ohio. 1 • tic Sunday and expected to visit son, Sandra K. ~rrell, Hamden, annivers . • 1 nd witb . 'rRAILER to L;aundr)'mat and Schools l0·24-6tp Bud Stmpsoa, Agents. relatives on the way Mrs. Brice Jay]ohn, Hamaen, at the~r h~me m Fre a 1 1 J Uc Your L•ndmuk Service ] Valley Ltiifititr·& Supply Com- - ·-- - --~ -- - HEATING. Plamblllg, Moeller Calling in the Delbert Gaul Carlos Robert Whitel Athtns, a famtly dl_nnerrd d Tr Stolltion Is Giving Aw•v A pany, Midafeport. liJ--3-ttc ZIG ZAG Singer. Fully automa- Furnace~~. mold Broaben. I home recently were Mr. and Mrs. Marion F. Whitt, Ashland, Clyde ~hzza an ~na tic. one dial does it all, but- &IB East Main Sll'eel, Pom Laga Notic• Mrs. Pearl Castle, Mrs. Seatia Ky. Elizabeth Jo Naylor, Rav· Baker Bhzzatd were marred I H:f~:P: nr.~ four rr)fl'lo furn• ~hetonh(lle ~~ . monograms, sews eroy. Pbooe W\' z.HU. - - - L E G A L NOTICI 1 Follrod and son Harold, Mrs. ens~·ood, W. Va. 1 Oral R. Cur- Oct. 18, 191~ ~t the home of her R~g isfpr· for thi~ z:::oorl ~ t>ronrf I ed and •mfunns!1ed aparton buttons, appliques, etc. 2 20 tfc Notice i~ hereby given that on Thomas Weber Mrs Opho rey Ripley W Va and Mrs parents, Wilham . and Mary tf Frlday. Novmbpr 6th, 1964. Itt 10 :00 . · ' • · • • ' ., · Th R F 311! Tomecar f':~e h time vou drtn> in . / ~~t.s~v_:- __:~434 12 6 _ c Lik e new, Balance due, 11 - - - - - - - - . , . . - · : : - 1A M. we will offer ror 111le at pub · OffuU, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ga~. J. Leroy Lawson, Worthington, Baker. e ev. r i\' o pu rd1 ;1.~ e lll' ! " P ~sa ry, just payments of S8.65 monthly. PHOTO Copymg Service. Cop- !1:.hau~~~ 0 ~ 8 : ~~ ~~~:to~~~~erF!~~ Mr. and Mrs. Art Hines, Mrs . .Ky. nf!ldal of lrel~nd church offleI"P~ i ~ ll'r, ' Middleport Apar1mPnt. 5 rooms WY . ::-2204. 10 29 tile ies made of legal papers. Inc., 4ft s. Tbl~d Ave .. Middleport, Ina Harr Mr. Frank Gaul Mrs. BIRTHS iated. Mrs. BUzzard was born HOME OF UNICO TIRES bath ·:md hasemcnt. on ground --- - - - - - - birth records and almost any ~~~,o. 'he foUowmt deltCrtl.led ~•r w Gay Ann' Clay, Mr. Way~e l{o- Mrs. Jerry Wayne Searles, Rt. and lived ori th~ Baker farm iJ' flooL Newly decoratf'd, hard- AUCTION - Gl assware. The I 1984 F td ' 1.: Country d M Bl d was boil SUPER SERVICE wood floors automatic beat. other d~cuments. Also lamio- s-;utrc sta~on' w!::'.;." .!~~~~~ oum- epler, Rev. Pearl Casto. Mr. 1 Rutland, son, 10:23 p.m. Wed· Irelan . r. l~zar 1 following is a partial Ust o ting in plastic, film to pre- ber 4ll16Z t3544s and Mrs Harry Guthrie Mr. nesday. at Tuppers Plams, Uteir _, STATION Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 tfc the personal property of the I bl The llnderal&:oed re•ervpa the ritbl • ' Child, Mrs. Mary L. R.upe and ~~~ti'1.. ii Jack W. Carsey ~ ~ _ _ _ -· serve your va ua .e papers. to Btd and Mrs. Cfiarles B~tiJng, Mr. DISCHARGED 1 1ft · Mgr. WY 2-9932 l,-'z Duplex.. 3 bedrooms. Sugar late Sylvia Rou sh, which will Beater lnsurance, PomerOJ v~~~po~~.b~~~~~-rd Ine. and Mrs. Emmett Hawk, Mrs. Patients recently discharged family fonnerly of Middleport, Run area . Pomen . Pllonc ~ sold on Thursday, Novem 9 f tfc nol 211 , 30, 31, :K4I Dalene Bahr. Mr. Emmett Will. jncludetl Mrs. George Thorup- are residing with ~m. 1 iuToMlH~n~ tn~>tr<~nc; been j WY 2-3618. 10 2 Uc her 5· 1964 · at lO:OO A. M. at Mr. Albert Warner, Mr. Garn· son, Anthony Brunicardi, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grif~ ' ' I - - -!he Rock Oprings Grange AOC'TIIINEER er Grt'fft'n, Mr. Garrett Chrlaty Paul Swat'n, Mrs. Harold GIOV• lith and son visited friends, Mr. II d can<'f e ·OS vwu opera- MODEHN 4 room and bath H 11 th 1\1 · C t Com leu 8tn1ee • I D tor'• bcense? CaU WY !-1'166 M, da ' on e e~gs oun Y l<radlord Mrs. Ruby Burke and Dorothy, er, Glen Hartley, Mrs. Cather- and Mrs. Ted Harrison unl!ll5ttt furnished apartment. Fatrgrounds . Stete Rt. 33.1 Mrs. Jane Pullins, Mr. Henry ine Johnson, Mrs. Roscoe Gub- bar, w. va~ Sunday, dleport IVY 2- 3874 · 9 11 tfc Pomeroy, Ohio. I "":'·i":~ ~Fl~0 Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Part i bert, Mrs. Gilbert Tooley, Oma Help Wanted ---- --~ Clhina! cupbbloard, twdo blanket Baeitle Olrlo A $10 contribution was made low, Mrs. Opai Wickham. Mr. Silvey, Mrs. William McKinney, Mrs. Edith Culluma, Mr&. AlmWa VOH HENT. modern house. c Je s s, ta es, stan s, ptc·l ' W F lllil M C 11 R ssell 1 · F 11 Mi hael Alennd- LeffingWell Judge Henry • R F~T· mr. n ceou 1,1e I•• lo"e ·,n six rooms and balh. Youngs· t · t f I 11 tfc tot he Middleport Firemen Mr· Junior · • Myers, r. arro e ure, Cutlip, c. . , ' Mrs. Wallace· a·eu. ' ures , pic ure rames, em· Mr. andu Mcs.' errvm Jeffrey Timotby Cherrington, ho11se lh·nJ anrl ulilil oes free wwn ktt<•hen. lile flom lo broidery and other needle Emergency truck fund at the Du;,more Boyles, Mr. and Shwnaker, Ronald Casto, Clar· ler aad Infant danghler, and 1 'i ' uon•mumq .... ;p- Th Television Revue By Mrs. Evelya flrlc .... Mr. and Mrs. John Mite,.,.. and son Steven of Rodney, 0. S nd dlnne 11 of were~ J ~ ~ Mr. s. a ea man. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spenca of Pomeroy were guesll ol her member to donal~ one cake sister, Mr . and Mrs. Gerald during the year With proceeds Violet. to be given to the Legion Post in their Gifts to. r Yanks pro- Mrs. n.a. Stone o! Vienna Eul h s 1 ject. Anyone wtsh ng to con· W. Va. VISited Mrs. a wan tribute ingredients for a cake Saturday. ~ 11111 'l'!ewer, 'fOP J10 "1DJJq<mq 111 AJ. .mo& will cast ballot. against the JIOOJ 01 no! O:UOJ p;no" JOliUOW meaaure up for CODikleratlon. • I" piiJll lttt!!. 1m1 AJ. •111 uo ,,' · · AJ.•.(ad poptr.t ftqtp &pao.rl lJOOIPed I llld pn owaq .mol I 1,1! '.IOiiUOW I lpDO 1J IJOJU, OlUJ IWOO PJIIOM-J>I!IP .1110,( ...'PJ11P .mo! 10 ...co ~ UJ 01 11'11 op PIIID" .IOIIUOW 1 JO ,tje.•niVoq;l, 1 papqwj lujoq /0 jiDpj 11'1/d., ;IOnllJIUOO pi OJU, atam, United Pm1 IDtenalloual HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-A m.. jor turning polot far pay-TV wi ll he reached nen TUesday, election day, and ill Immediate future direcUon will be decided by California voters. Subscription Televl!!on luc. (STV) started o pay·TV operation in Loo Angeles and San Franclaco only lhia aummer. But foes of Ute Idea succeeded In gettins more thsn baH a million persons 1o sign a petition which resulted In Ute placing on the stale ballot of a meuure aimed at banning pay-TV in homes. Many movie theater eshlb~ tors are behlnd the e.ntl-pay-1.'V drive. The ballot measure would do notlting to stop pay-TV events sucb 11 champlonahip botdng matchea In theaters. STV hao been having 1 very rongh time of it .The anti-payTV people have caused the firm to spend 1 great des.l of money in retaliatory moves. Many 1m· porUal aourcu now ltel !hera was conalder.ble mtscalculatiOD m STV'1 advaace planning concerntnc coats and husmess opor. allons. No one denies the ....,.. mous potential of pay·TV. Tbere are those wbo ntalntaln, will! solid reasoning, that auch an operation needs a wider nation. a! bsse of viewers because It I• basically a huge busloeS8, and lo keep a coing concern coJni requires an Infinitely larger tocome. Yet, despite the above facts, despite all the problems of STV and oven despite the worthwhlla programs that the operation may offer-the overrldin& mat. ter on election day bu nothing to do with any of this. The overriding matter being orgued is the question of free enterprise. The question Jovolves whether a legitimate business firm should be subject. ed to the possibility ol beinl voted out of existence. Thlo prmc1ple, wh1ch makes the payTV vote somewhat hlatorlc, It the reason Utat many CaUfor- ''II .IOJlDI »-11.1'11 DAILY CROSSWORD - Jl.()op. l o& UH-WOULD 'IE K.u.... clYil WRITE ME A NOTE AFORE q TEll MY AUNT lr:/M£1Y I WUZN'T I<EPT IN FER MEANNESS 160HOME? 111, llro 26.Peo~ ot Fr. orSp. a, AL C:.VP. CHJ E.F.'.'~ THE WIFE OF THE ~S I DE I"4JT OF THE ATl-ANn::AN o PACir:'JC RAILROAD I..OANEO US THl': GQL() ~PIKE THAT J OIN ED THE TWO NE CAN DRIVE. 1 nus Tf-.IROLJG H '" LJNE::s..:_.~:·~.JI,//--' 'OASOL!NI! ALLIY H 'taJ N DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - NOTICE! -.a . , J J DAVIS MD .O.~Qoo-· 0 R Q 0 Z A Z X D 1 y contribution Of $10 Made T Truck Fund 1 en: ::~:li !:~,. :· LH~:. ~(F;~Fi£ ~~<· d,_ ~.:,u!J6 ! .. ° I I ~a'"C~l; f:~~r~~:~E~5 :;!r~:~.;~~: I RAEXDPEIRAIE:IcU~ R ..:~r~~~E~f~~:~~~a~;::' ~!~~k~~7 ~~.c~~· =~-L:~ =~:eh~~:i.;~~~!":~~:: :~h!~~ter wncoln ' Fo;S-al_e _ ____ Hayes and bt!Ut 1Easterday, Mr. and Mrs. WHl· l 10 ~a :ltc 1 etched glass, Prussia, Ger· Willis Gi·ueser, FoW'tll-Ave. - ----- A t 1· · ·lk Mr Shirle Mill vt·~-t. ard Faudree, Mr. Charlet SJn. ., Eil :\1irldl!·:rt•··d !.W rq on . ma n. us ro 1an pteces, m1 a. Y s, '"17)11L~ clalJ' · Mr and Mrs ~-ld Wt\ ,nT UQII " be bl S I.\ C~: H Slant Needle, equipped gloss, iron stone, figurines, dent, waa m cbarge of the short G th•. Mr. I w' ll :~,u st a e to live in . Inbu . . A te 1 u ne, . van e . d . wtlh zig zaggcr. Uses discs to China cups, press and cut sm.es.!l sessiOn. no o ap-- The W.S.C.S. held its regular . 01 . H qU!rC', 110 o!P l, :VIi dl•·ror r monogram. fancy des1.gn. b ut- g1ass, pottery, many olh er l'rom the targeat tnlct or prec1a tion 1or the sunshine ba S• ti t Tu-•· ni•• J0-24-71c · buUdozer radiator to tbe k h d fr mee ng 1as c::NGJ eve ••• 1onhole, etc. Balunce due 10 Items not listed. llll&llest beatet core. et sent er was rea om Oct. 20 at the home of Grace LOOKING FOR SECURE , !JCii 'Ll wn h or $7.91 mo n 1 iy Signed: Flossie Roush. Mrs. Enid East, a former mem- S artz 'th tt.endan rJ JOB? WY 2·2204. 10 29 6tc LUNCII WILL BE SERVED ber. Jolly Pal gifts were a- w • WI an a ce - -BRADFORD AUCTION CO changed during the ev~;••. Qllle. ' . 10 1 1 Tr ~ r· · · -.,. Isola Taylor prestden' was ' u s ,.,v,, ""r v l ~~ ·~·· · . USI' fl Pl'NOS 2 E t s.-~ '•u ' a" uM e• 1 n~• n• ~' "'" . 1 .~., · ·. . ·:\ • (. 1 x ra mce 1A. C. Bradford, Manager 'IIY 2-2l43 Pomeroy Games were played' and priz· · I th' busin ~ 1fk<~ t•"" LI,.Cotln S e rvice E ! •au ll_<l\ rucondlltonld pJanos. il) for . C. c . Bradford Auctioneer es awarded to Mrs. Alma Mill- ~...~~ op'·-~ w- ~..~to .., ' ~' .!:!'• 00 PrPe deliv ery . Call AUCT. NOTE: This will be a I. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. er and Mrs. Ge . ..-ge Hackett, :!:.ew•J~unch """'election-vda""""'y, at a Hutl;md Furmture, SH 2-4811 . 1 Chester Ohio. I 21 Ue ,_ ~ PRICED TO SUIT YOUR POCKETBOOK arge sale with items of in· • Sr., the door prtze. Mrs. Grues- m~alllng project. !ll!porll 10 2:1 6tp terest to all , so come and er .and Mrs. Herman B~ey were made the -gelatin sales, For 1\e nt 011 plan to stay ALL DAY Real &tate For Sal• served a dessert course With and rtl8-11lakiag, which 11 In -- 1 Fli 1-: 1•: UlA N of our effidant HOME. U:"' 1·.' '1' '· 1;:n. thr"e C<it'pet Shampoorrs with ===-=----10_ 29_5_tc FOR SALE OR RENT: Hoose, candy and coffee during the pf11!1ress. Plans wen made to miles l~ ~~ ~ 11 1 ! 1 !f' '.\ 111 T hi " pur·,·h:l:-,t· ol Blue Lust.re ~INGER Sewmr machines. 6 rooms ond bath. Route 143, evening. The borne. was decor- furnish adlool kite for World horne i ~ [t,( ·:r !, d tn a w" orl('(l Sh:1 mpoo . R<o~ker Furniture, oew. $59.50 up. beveral used Bald Run Road. Call WY z. ated m keeping wtth tho Hal· Community Day project, on 10 27 61c area. co mrm Ill~; :~ ~ ; HT i' ~ . 11r M iddl eport. maehines at bargain pricea. 3722 10 28 tfc loween season. Nov. • al Rutland. Ill!....,, consists ol 1\IJ:. llt·dr nom ~ liv- 1 __ __ . . Present were Mrs. ush, Wllllam were h.,anded out 1the se"".:.: 2 Dr. Hardtop, 890 En&iJie, Auto. TraDI., PoWfl' . The ~·abrtc Shop. ~inger Sales Mr ~ w~ tng room •.nih wr ·.tld bur n111 1; 1US~O workpants, shirts, cov. and Servlctl, Pomeroy, Ohto. HOUSE FOR SALE: Gravel Robson, Mrs. H. E. B s. tarles to IUl out and be maUed Steering Fh:epla ce, so l! ·,·.. •In hnih I eril ll ~ . nnd jackets . Carl Chev· WY 1,.22114. tic Hill, Middleport, 7'll BroadDoyle Miller, Mrs. PerrY In by Nov 5 1 21 w1th ~~ h ower, ut1! t1 .1 Tt•o rn 11dh alitr, Long Bottom, Ohio. way St., acroS! from swim- Mitch, Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. N<>- Osie F~ led the program Plectric hut w<~ II T )11 t1('1 , to 15 30Lp APPLES, Burdette Fruit ming pool. 6 room• and bath, ra Ball: Mrs. M!Da, Mrs. Her- on "A New Age Opens New large kitcht'n '' 11h rl i nin ~ i ~Farm. Phone Wy 2-<;970. 3 bedrooms, full basement, bert Fink, Mrs. Grace . John· Doors,• with all membert tak· area, Athens Tell'plum{' s 1·r- \ TWO rPgi ste.red male Beagle Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. gas furnace, shower, lavatory son, Mrs. Lawcence Milhoan. ing part 6 CyUnder, Standard Trans. Radio vice, oil heal. 'Tit .. r" i ~ :l ~ 0 1 dogs. Phone \~' Y 2-6257 . 10 23 2Stp and commode in basement, Mrs. William Reynolda, Mrs. The ~stell aerved refreshfoot walled . lig!Jl>'d p; 1t 10 , 10 26 6tp garage, black top driveway. Orin Smith, Mrs. Hennan Bal· menll fll cberry pie Ice cream which is ni ce for d ll l' ltl!' r- RAR Blr oOC.s- Hichard Spenlnstrudlons Lot 50' x 150'. New palnt, ley and Mrs. Willis Gneser. and coffee. . ' t.am menl cn m· t~ nit• nr ,. tn \ 11 11 1cer , Phone Chester 985-2~31. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS The nen meetJns will be beld m<: r. This home ca n tw ''t'r·n 10 23 6tp U. S. CIVIL ·sERVICI TEST$1 house and roof, $9,500.00. Station Wagon, 4 Dr. -8 Cylinder, Auto. Tr~.' Small down paymenl Marvin at the hnme o1 Osle Follrod by c.:.~ !ling Chorlrs ll <r .\ ~· -:, Men •umeq, J.IS-4a. ltu't ~ u Radio, Power Steerlns and Braket ·. ''; Swan, WY 2-3348. Mrs. Rolland Searls.' Mrs. on Nov. 17 with Helen Woode a weeiL rr..an.toQ tntiUDI ' Realtor. Athen s. Ohto. L\ :\- PERFECTION Oil heater with Jl01.Ull o:m ttl •vt>oln• I l'lututla'ldll rtf tnbot IO 28 4tp Keith Kennedy and Mtss Janet proiJI"am· I~ader. ' 1148 after !i p. m. or ~ ltl l• l: n· Exper11111e. 01:1111) unneo,.. drums and fittings. Oayto. "Pen Searles honored Patty . 1 n .d Tbe W.S.C.S. will serve lunch 111':'1 P'RI!:W JaftDMG~~ltoD OD Jo"'- ==:-:~-,....--·--during the daytimP. ,..mmll Wn~• ft)'t'IA'Y SEVEN ROOM brick home In Cathy Searles with a aurprlsel of sandllficbes soup pie . el<~?clrlc scales, 30 lb. capac- 'ftl ai·Jea ~• 1 tlvlnR "lml 1dd,.,111 and phone Ity. 10 ft meat case, 1!155 1JnNtln 8en1M. Bca t10. 1'111 P•.meroy, two bathronrDJ, 4 birthday party Sunday afler- coffee etc., 'el~ction day, ID the D1lb Stmt.lnt.al 4 Dr. 400, 8 Cylinder, Radio bedrooms, garage, basement, HOUSE. I'OH RENT. 1634 Li~ ­ Mercury, body and chassis r. hed noon. ' lower part· of tbe old Roblnaon 3 ''"" ronmo ID attlc. Games were played and store buDding. Proceeds to go ~ll'f. More UNCI Can r. Truck1 To Choota From coln Heights . 1 rooms and k~s motor and transmissiOn, Livestock complete course in radio and Lllrge ot. Out of blgh water. prizes awarded to Steve Tay; into the improvement fund bath. Phone Wy -2-3575 MtP r, =::--:--~. · eON TtiE SPOT FlNANCINGe Central heating Inquire lor, Debbie May and Ellen Delbert Gaul passed aw~y at 5 pm. 10-24·11 c te levision with al l equipmenl PlGS for sale. Mary Circle, Ch<.trl es Larkins, Long Bot· Phone WI 9-3044. 10 29 4tp Charles Wlldermutb WY Z. Rice. After Patty a?d Cathy his .borne here Sunday evening i6n Lincnln H;i~ht~:- 2 bed-11 tom, Ohio. lO 7 tfc 22115 or >IIY :Hill&. 9-26-llc opened their many gJfts, re- after a lpng Dlness. Our aympa· FOR SALE: 5 year old Hereroom how;;f' , wit h hardwood 1 FOR SA!.E- Mlddlepurt'e taU. reshments of Ice cream, cake. thy is ex!eiided 1o the family. t1oors, bath baseme nt. and 191 10 weeks old pigs, (1) ford but!. Phone WI ~54. est buildiog. located 352 N potato chips, konl ade and bubo · , 10 28 3tp gas furooce . Bui lt -in cabinets l1;1mpshire sow, 0) Metal Second str..t. Mldclleport ble gum w~ served to Candy May, Jane W[se, .Jan KeMedy,. •. ' USED CAR LOT ' ,' ~ tn kitchen. Driveway rmd mce hn ~ feeder. Jack Wamsley, SOW AND PIGS. Charles Blake, Priced for ·•utct oale •- and Randy Wood, Marlen• and Steve Tayl-, B-,•da and J1'm• :·, . ·- · · · · iX; • ''ard. Call Trac)' Whaley, WV J".T•d LI I•port Route 1' Oh'10. ur Darlene BaJTctt. Rose and El- my Kennedy. 'J!;;n0001 were r- .:...uat I. SycamoN Sts. · Mld~l~f;~ . ·' ,' J .._ ' Hemlock Grove. Phone WY quire at Obi~ Hotel. 2-30>4. 10 23 tOte 10 28 3tp 2-6394. 10 29 3tc 10 tt lfa len Rice, Debbll and M lk e giyp,n 111 laYw. 11;:~"-tz· ::: · '\'11=•=~~::::::::~...1-~-.;...:., SERvI CE ..---SHARP BLAEnNAR'S 1 USED CARS . e Savings e Service e Satisfactioi 64 Ford Galaxie XL 1 a X X T NV 0 V B YXB V % B QN!Ill!lBI4 I' B· QXBII .a. B.~Y B18HN'fX .........,.. ern...-: 'I'll& WINJ) A LJIIU' BWilP'l' AJ.ON'Q BT OJ'l'llN LQOJCI LDal .a. IIDID.-GOil'I'Hi: 0 19M. Kiq J'~ 'S,dcat.. IDo.. 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SPt.EHDIDLY I the -::.eople 11:00 12:00 12;15 12:30 1:00 1:30 1:00 2:33 S:OO S:33 t;S3 6:00 8:30 8:45 6;41 Sunday Show Noon News Christlllas flour R... Merlin Teeto Rev. Andrew P•rsons Rev. Silas Billups Sunday Chapel Rev. lloscoe Thorne SUnday Chapel Country Hymntlmen (Dan Hayman! Sunday Showcase Baptist Layman's Hour Sundown Serenade Slgo 111 September SliD 011 Oetober TERRY 64 Falcon 4 Dr. I 64 Ford Country Squire · ' - ·· 64 and C:hevy II Nova KEITH GOBLE FORD _;, ~~- '" I' THE'Ii'XJ'5GON6 AND I 1tlU> '!Hi OR!V~ '10 WAIT. �• • .. Sewing Club Sets December 16th As Date of Annual Christmas Event Members of the Sew-Rite Sewlng club met at the Martin res- ~ taurant Tuesday e\·ening for dinD~r . The table> was allracun• in 16 at the Martin restaurant. followed by a party at the home of Mrs Dayton Strickland. Names wt>re dra\\o'll rcrr a gift ex- i white cuver and centt>rt>d with eha nge The trave ling prize du. [ B fall .; rr.:mgemf'fl! wl\h urange nated b)' Mrs Ronalc1 Browning ! ., rl IU ul M -H wa s ;,~wardf'd to Mrs . Slnckland.l Mrs. Brownmg and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr t>Cich receivf'd a I bir thday gift from lh.:oir secret p::~rt:• The room wa s decora ted pal tur 1'1~· tH'( ~Nun by r..·trs . Ch::;r-1 A dessert course was served It'~ Jlo lfrnan hostess by the hostess from a rable \lr ~ H~ln·p ;.- Va n Vrankl'n. with orange and black cover and prt'Sid ~-'nl cnnducted the busi- ce ntt> r':'d with R pumpkin fill ed nf".'i" " ~-'"~Hl!1 P l an~ wert' com- with flowers . Napkins also car-~ plt-'lf'd ; p•- lll r- nd111g a~ dem?n- - ri ed out the Hall owet'n them e ~t rJi.ll lll Jl th'"' llh1o fuel (,as 1 Present were those named a· (\l. olltcf' :"Juvember 3. It was 1 bove Mrs Raymond Bairy, Mrs . drrtded to hav r (one hostes s tn Don Mul!en. Mrs . Calvin Sim~? I the fut urt' tn SI"ad of two . The son , Mrs . Oon ald Co llin s. Mrs . next mt>l-' l 1ng wtll tw Novem ber , Edward Wt'lls and Mrs. Donald ll, wit h \1r ~ Will ard Boyer as I McKnight hosi"'Sl' .J'-d memlwrs are to bring homt>made ar tl rles for an I oliCIIOn Chn <; tmas proJ<:>Cts v. ere dtS· The annuol Chri slma< 1 din ner will be he ld Derember candlt•,;; oil t•t!hPr .;ide. F"ollowm~ tht> dinner . t be grol:p adjnurn('<l to th-eir cl ub r~tO "Tt l"r thet r annual Hal l(l wl'en WEA'I'HICB AI the eiOM of the meetlnl. '!'be l'omeroy Blllld i.len J'orest Jlolie CouncU Hudley Wit' ~ lll: Tlie elder IDd cloucbnuta were RrV- wlll lp<1I1JOI' 1 danct 11 Jun. IUs II America mel readlnc of the bible ill the pub- eel. lor HICb Scbool auditor! ' Saloo evening, at their ball, TUppers De ochools wu dllclwlecl IIICI 1 urday from "11 p m .,...,. j Plains. Grace Swan associate petlUM signed by the memben. PLAN DANCE will eincee. - · '"" a ..... n-oted To The rnterest. Ot TIN Meilt,.ltfaon .trea ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY' READY TO WEAR SALE' in November with tht> date be announced. A donation was made to th-e Red Cross drJve and a discussion was held on charitable projects to be cho.s· en latt>r. One of the special projects of lhe sorority has been to CONNIE TAYLOR purcha se glasses foc n e e d y Rev . and Mrs. Pau1 E. Tay· children . Three pair were prolor of Cheshire are announc- vided last year. A report also ing tbe engagement of tbeir was givn on glasses for a needy daughter, Connie Taylor, to child purchased thi5 year. Mrs . Frank Eschleman conJames Bumgarner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Uris Bumgarner, Le- duct~d the cultural program en. tart, W. Va. Miss T ylor is a titled. '' Environment, Health, 1964 graduatt: of Middleport Work and Play." The members High School. Mr. Bumgarner had health exercises during the were is a 1958 graduate of Waba- program . Refreshments ma High School and Is em- served by Mrs . Dave Hindy ployed by Staats & Nichols and Gail Hovatter. ----- ---· Don Attending were Mrs . Inc. , Pt. Pleasant. A wedding date has been set for Nov . Betzing, Mrs . Carl Horky, Mrs. 27 at the Rutland Free Will Edward Moore, Miss Beverly The annual observance of t~ef ' Haptist Church, Rutland. Rev. Perrin, Mrs. Keith Riggs, Mrs. Baptist Women's Day "' Paul E. Taylor will perform Thomas Smith, Mrs. Don Smith, Prayer will be held Monday : Mrs. Larry Wiley. Mrs. James , evemng, November 2. m con-, the ceremony. Wisecup, Arlene McDaniel, Mrs. Twt>nly cu up1t-> ~ were pre 3c n\ i ~unclion with the regular n~f't- 1 Eschleman, Mrs . RJchard Hovfur the m<tsked ha lloween p:~ r· ·I mg of lhe B. H. S.:mborn Mis-I<·,;>A\Itl' @t-"'"""'"·"t.l"' .!J.,,...,,M..,.•,..,~.R~~ • ,.'( 1 and Mrs_ Hindy. ty he-ld fL1r Drew_ Web~t'!r Post sinary Society that ~OJ me ev- ; ~ • members and thl'lr wtves Sntur· t>ning. ~Geff1ng H day , Oclober 24th at the Post The th eme this year i~ en- 1~ home . . . titled " IIIlO All the World ." It ~ p En·ly n GJ]rnore won the pnzt> I Will promote fellowship , deep· r:: tur the prert1est masked cos- en sympathy, and se<:>k a full t tume. wil.h Frances Hunnt>l win· , understand ing amonf! B<lpt isl Ji In Pomeroy <.J ning !he most original and Char· ! Wom~n of the world . I Mrs . Maxine Arnold and daules Swatz-:1 won the prize for i Ta king part will be Mrs. ghte r. Susanna of Athens Road the · Richard Owen, Mrs. Manning ' and Mrs. Mary Aumiller of the ugliest. J udges for In Middleport grand para?e were Don Knapp Kloes. Mrs. Bert Bodimer. Miss Iford W. Va. visited Sunday at Mrs. Kenneth Byer has r~ Pete Moran ty and Ma:rvm Burt. Rhoda Hall an d Mrs. Tony Hand . W. Va. with Mrs . C. L. turned to Gallipolts after spend< Dancing, round and square, and ! F'owler. ~rs . Cecil Bradbury i Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Char- ing the week end at her home group si ngin~ were enjoyed rlur. l' will be organist and Mrs. Fow-l les Elliott and ramily . They also in Middleport. lng the evenmg. ler and J anice Bibbs will serve , visi ted in Charle ston, with Mr . Ca thy Hanning and Debra AlDr rw Webster Po st, Ameri· l as ushers. Mrs . Clifrord Sl um-~1 and Mrs. Stephen Elliott . lensworth have returned to Kin· can Legion , will meet in regu· wt~l bt> s~loist a ~Jd the LoveMiss Shirley Bee~le spent dergarten cla sses after being ab. Jar srsswn on Monda y. Nove~- JOY Circle wtll be m charge or past two we<::> kends m Columbus, sent due t.o illness for several one wilh Miss Janice Wolfe and days . ber 2nd at 7:30 P.M. A movre the hos pi ta lity hour . ·· Projl.:!cl Hope". about Lbe float- 1 the last one with Miss Claudette Mrs . Asa Jordan substituted IFnghho'pdilaL ship wf ill be s howbn · (;h(firm~rr. N(fmed (Ill Laffe rty. for Mrs. Guy Reynolds In lhe 1s an "'em:11 rr es WI 11 e 1 Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Hum· Middleport Kinderg"rlen classes ser ved foll owing the meeting . / JJ7 CTU Committee.'f l phrey of Lake Worth, F la. and while Mrs. Reynolds was abAll members are urged to at· Ch . h Glen Humphrey of Cleve land sent due to a throat condition. 'bl t a1rmen w'!re named w en 1 · 1 tend and brmg an e 1g1 e ve e- lh p WCTU were weekend guests of thelr e omeroy met. on I mother, Mrs. Elizabtoth ~rs. J ohn Krawsczyn and ~rs ran wi th them. Eligibilily dales for membership in the Ameri. evenJng ~t the First phrey at th hom f M Milton Houdashelt of the Mide o rs. I dleport Conservation League, ''an LegiOn are : World War [ . Rapt! sl Church With Mrs . .~1- 1 Charl~s Buc: 4-&-17 to 11·11·18; World War II· ~~~'1rHe~mpton, president , ml Mr . and MT~. Eslie Mossman were kitc_hen chairmen for the I' 12-7-4\ to 9-2-~5 and the Korean 'rhg h "L . i returned home Monday alter a hloodmobtle held Monday. Action 6-25 -50 to 72753 e ymn. eanmg on the . . '. Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· Everlasting Arms ." Jpened the l w:eke nd . vtstt at Manon, 111 - hoan were business visitors in l' k 1meeting followed with prayer ! w1th the ir sons and daughters- 1 G ll" r 1h"13 by Mrs' G H Ewing Reporls in-l aw. Mr. and Mrs. Harley ·~ tpo ~s G 1 1 POMEROY OHIO were gi.ven. by. the Mossman and family and Mr. 1 I" h;te was in a. 3 1 0 15 i Named as chairmen were Mrs ·1and Mrs . Robert Mossman and ~ k uefsllay. or T 1' Sh . . · . · · , son c ec ·up o owmg recent eye 1 -. . ~l_ton . spiritual ltfe ; surgery. She was accompanied TONIGHT Mrs. E . E . Roush and Mrs. Ib M W"ll" Mtss Lucretta Genheimer visu' NOT OPEN al education· Mrs Gtadt•s Amy Helm relurned to their ! YMr rs.W'JI1. Jam Reynolds. d ' 1 • L k · T d s. 1 tam Grueser an ' Cuckler flower and missions· mm . , a evJew ues ay, a1ter d b th FRIDAY thru THURSDAY t k · · th M aughter Deb le, spent e Oct. 30-Nov. 5 Mrs._ Phil Williamson, armed Cah wiG wWeeths vtsJMt . WI "II rs . weekend in Columbus with her Joseph L. Mankewicr ares I row, mersvt e. .. nd b th . I J "CLEOPATRA" servtces ; and Mrs Robert War· ELZABETH TA\'LOR . Rl ner publicity The book "Dear Mrs. Laura Bishop who has Sister ~ ro er-m·aw. r. ' · ' b h 1 M Ed and Mrs . Robert Jay. CHAR D BURTON , REX H \.R and Glorious Phy sician" by een t e guest o rs . na . RISON, Pamela Brown, Geo. Te ,1 C ld II ' Bartels returned to her home Mrs. James Crtswell of Class } or 8 we · was presented ' 12 Circle of Heath Methodist Cole, Hume Cron~..-n . Roddy McDow all . Cesare Danova. 1 ~ 0 the Pomeroy Public Library 1 Columbus Wed~~sday · Church reported that the shellC E W The No. l of ALL TIME! Pro- In memory of M Downie. rs . · · : MotorC)·cle Club ed pecans have arrived and are duced by Walter Wanger Winn er of 4 Academy Aw : p . H ld or. sale from the class members. Mrs. Shelton was devotional I tirty IS e · Th b 0 bt · ed th ards . Never before has a topic The Meigs MotorcyclE-- Club h ey mtyM e M aJEn at e spectacle been more careful- leader using as her ly, lnVi!~hly, stunnin.l(ly pro. . "Teach Me Thy Way Oh Lord" ' held a Halloween partv Satur· Mome Co rlsl. ' M' DoFwiedson, duced ! Otrerwhe lmin gl ('olos· d . · . rs nswe or ISS r a1 ~~I! Super-Spectacle! Ma~tni I Mrs . J. H. Sle1-1heuson assisl· ay evemng a the Rock Sprtng."i .,., ·h 1 'I ' ___. '-- •• ~ r. H II h' h d rae n e. d M D F 'I cent! see t: eopatra ·~ en : t:U uy !VJI5 . ...o~ph Cook pre-- .•r:mge a w IC was ecor· Mr 1 1 sented the program topic " UnL aLM in keeping with the occas- d htan C;sd and arm:;: tra: Rt>x Harri son. as Juliu~ ted Projection - The ' Eye ion. o~g er, m Y an 8 1en • Cesare; Richard Burton as . (;ate " The hvrnn " Let the i Mr . and Mrs. Brooks Sayre Phllk D~Venny of Da~lon, were Hrs. Lower Lights Burning" and of Syracsue we.re judges of of hisd 3 and ~c 15 Adm ission: $1.00 praye r by Miss Genheime~ cos tumes. Prizes were award- Mrs . da~ ~r~er a~ amty, ......_......... ed for the ugliest, prettiest, r. rs. r ur . . ey came £ most original and best costume to at end the Ho~econ~mg game respectively in the following and events at Ohio Umversity in age groups. Jimmmy ,foe Jef. Athens Saturday. fers, Stephanie Radford . Brent Sisson and Tammy Davis, preI school age; Morilyn Alkire, I Shirley Jordan, Cindy Jordan and Charles Wright, seven to fifleen years; and William Wag:ner, Jr ., Mrs . George Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bradi George Wright and Philip Rad· bury entertained with a Hallowford, adults.. een party Saturday evening for stvved their granddaughter, Mary Eliz.. Refreshments were during the evening to Mr. and abeth Bradbury, and her guests. Mrs . Wendell Jeffers and Tra· The Halloween theme was Icy and Jimmu Joe, Mr. and carried out in the decorations Mr s. Philip Radford and Steph. including a ghost and other u.I.II ! anie, Mr . and Mrs . George Sis· loween symbols. Mr. and Mrs . son and Brent and Ricky Gaul, Charles Bradbury were hosts Mr. tnd Mrs. Felix Alkire and the ·evening. Marilyn and Shirley, Mr . and Costumes were judged with Mrs. Clarence Jordan and Cin· prizes awarded to Glenna dy , Shirley and Patty, Mr. and ellen and Janie Hindy, prettiest, Mrs. George Wright and Susan and Mickey Childs, and Charles, Mr. and Mrs . Wil-l Jloycoe Riley and Glenna Ham Wagner, Jr ., Mrs. were winners in the dance Arms, Mr . and Mrs. Bob contest. Refreshments of doughnuts, and Tammy, G.orge wtre and Mrs . Maxin e Arnold . candy , pop and favors l : r------===--~=--; served by the Bradburys and Mrs. James Johnson to those· present including M~lanie Hackett, Joyce Riley, Kathy Moore, Jill Harris, Glenna Sprague, Patty Harris, Linda Cochran. Debbie Blaine, Kayle Russell, Sharon Glaze, Jan!• Hlndy, AnLook at the lines or the '64 boot!--love the snu Ita Fultz, .Melinda Voglesont~, !BY REOUESTI ness of th1s slantmg top ankle-high version wit1 Lu Ann French, Robin Mills, AT sharp stacked cowboy heel. Dazzling in red patina Kathy Bunce, Brenda Ed.o.....ur black crush grain. ' wards, Glenna Luellen, Dennlo Boggs, Kim Johnson, JeH JohnLAUNDRY''"'· Mickey Childs, Randy Becker, Bill Hensler, Sherman DRY CLEANING Jim Gtsze, ' ancl Pat Mills, e Low tooJclll Jl • "· PrldiJ pariiJ cloudy IIICI ooaler, 111P r• Glasses were purchased a local needy child by the Ela Pht Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday . M i s 1 Sharlee Newman, president. was in charge of the meeting in the Columbia Gas office. A bowlisg party was plaMed \ ctUIIdlar, )II~ ml1~ 1108! COUNCIL MI!!TI Glasses ate Provided for Needy Child to-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . Ocl. 29 , 1964 • ' • ' VOL XVI POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 169 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1964 CENlJ~ FIVE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~--------------------~~ Women's end Girls' Coetl, Suits, Dreuea, Blouaes, Skirts, i~ • 1 1 I ~ -~- 20 Couples Attend Party At Legion Post A beautiful JTOIIP of Womens Coats. All the latest styles and fabrics, fur trimmed and untrimmed coats, our regular stock. Reg. I t! 1 e rs 0 na I ... lt.'"llm""'-"'-""'"'"""",_..,.""'ll ••• I ?o 1 ......_........===·=---, MEIGS THEATRE rs· ToAn~ :;ee · co~mitlees 1 ' · .. • • 'I I ~~~ac~e-~~t~r~~io~:tyasolc~;~; ~i~~i~n~f~~-: a~ I ~in. I Be '.;;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:.=:=:::;;:;:::ii:i::::i:il~ed;:_~th~e~m~e~et~in~g~ :te ~ i -~u~sts Grand parents Give Party Q S d n atur ay I I ONLY $J.99 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLIPORT, 0. DRY CLEANING I SERVICE ROBINSON'S WY .W 21 POMEROY Mullea. __. . ; .-. , • Womens Coetl Sele $99.00 Reg, $119.00 ~omens Colts Sale $94.00 ' Reg. $99.00 Womens Coats Reg. $89.50 Womens Coets Sele $84.~ Sale $74.00 Reg. $79.50 Womens C11ats Sale $64.00 Reg. $69.50 Women• Coata Sele $54.00 Reg. $59.50 Womens Coats Reg. $49.SO Womens Coats Sele $48.00 Sele $38.00 Reg. $39.50 Womens Coets Sale $32.00 Reg. $29.50 Womens Coats S.le $22.00 Our complete stock or dresses, reduced Reversible Car Coats for gltls 2 to • for this sale. You never saw a more beautiful selection of dresses - wool flannels, crepes, tweelle ~- and $16.50 WOMEN$ $14.95 WOMENS $13.95 WOMEN$ $12.95 WOMEN$ SALE $22.00 SALE $20.00 S,ll.' $16.po ~~ ... $13.j)o ~ALf .11.1111 DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES $10.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES $8.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES . ' ...,~ ' ·sAI.na.oo Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. SALE $7.00 ' ' Glrla Plaotlc Roincooll (3 to 6x) (7 to 14) _ ' • · --- • - -~ i··r:• '- -~W"""-. ' --•- ~ -~· ... : ' 1 Rt. 33 w'ork 1f ~!,_ Negonatmns I tnt prog·ressing • I 1 • ' • - - - - -- """"'~""- be(~ 0 MOSCOW _ COMMUNIST Fultz, however, pointed o~t • t b be' I ld this does not mean that Ohto ~a~ Y ~emNe~st w;'~h ~ residents may fi•h in the Ohio . ' o ay. at 1 1 a · ~~- c ev 1 River without a fishing license. · w~s fired for a long ser1eS of '"This decision applies only to miStak~s rangl~g from the Cu- this case. Each case will have ~lsstle ~Is shoe· to stand on its own," Fultz 1 candidate Ralph Welker, Republican ban at cnsiS tlte toUntted Na- said. for Stale Representa· RACINE DAM SITE - T,his i< the site of the new Racine navigation to cks .a.nd dam near Letart Falls, where Dravo Co1·pora1ion. Pittsburgh, Is poundmg 1ons. . . The prosecutor further stat· i live announced today that he carrymg out a $2 ,186,165 Corps of En~mecrs ro n! ract lor slle preparatJon. !he IYroken black !me md1cates the locatiOn of the Ohio bank of the t 1 Informed Commumst sources · ed that as prosecuting attar~ nd, f ther at citi· Ohio River after Dravo completes a mtle-lon g cut., w1denmg the nver channel by as much as 200 feet. Tht> new hne alreadY has heen established 8 groui 0 ~ fd 1oc with , at the downstream end of the bank . where a dredge i< deepemng the ch anne! close to shore. The broken white lines mark the eventual location disclosed Thursda) night lhat f M i s Cou t h has · a an official document is being ne~tt 0 t e ~h Sta~ y,of e Ohio ~e~s r:el .m.'. ay Engi~- ' of the new dam ilnd the high -lift loc·ks , wluch wi ll be on the West Virginia shore. About 15 m1les ahov(' Pomeroy , Racine ''.rill be the only dam iD 0 ~irculated bto the ~arty's ~0 mili ;r~is~~n ~~ ~i!dlife~ and sug 1.:r.n Divi;i:• Te~~~s~:io De- th:_ 1:;_ miles of river betwee[J r~olli poli s Dam_at Guy an. and the new Belleville Dam. which _Il!~vo ~_bui ldmg at Reedsville . on mem ers g vmg t, e rea gested an effort be made to 1partment of Highways, with re--=- - - - - - -8 ~easa~~ f?r Frushchev sud· reach an agreement with West ' fecence to proposed improveen JsmJssa · Virginia to establish the areas m':!nts to Route 33. WASHINGTON _ PRES!· of authorily of each state with Dowler told he group that reference to the rl~ht of Oh1o he had JUSt comple\ed a meet· . th U dent J ohn so~ pred tcts e m lng attended by Harry Schimed States will one day to ab~e mil, Division Ten Design and t~ orfer a job to everyone Wll~ UtOS 0 Plans Engineer and Alan Stil By United Pres~ International 1 where he eppeared before going \ warned voters that " one reck· , tour of Pennsy lvania whi ch r about Turkey, a NATO ally of bng and a~le to work. son or Alan Stilson and AssociSen. Barry M, Goldwater fo· on to Las Vegas. Nev., and : less impulsive move of a single · wound up with a speech in the United States, on the fact .. Our ates, 8 Columbus firm of. Con cused his campaign today on ' Los Angeles. He sa id Johnson : could incinerale our Pittsburgh Thursday night . jthat the Near Eastern country goal- JOb ~pportumbeS for all suiting Engineers. pertaining to 1 U.S. relations overse:J s. He ! has lust Turkey as an ally and : thzat1on. I He charged that " Jn just the is ~eking increased trade and persons wHhng able . the furnishing of engineering _Charged th_e "free world has i treated _ol.l,ler friendly countries "I s:y to mos_t ' past few days, Lyndon cultural exchanges with Russia wo~k canandwJII .be.~chlev servic~s for improvements to been commg apart at lhe l "shabblly' I today , J oh nson sa rd, go to - J ohn son has been trymg tore· for the first time tn 25 year&. ed m the years to c~me, JohnIf IS a section of Route 33 from seams" while President John~nn I While Goldwater campaigned the polls on Tuesday and vote, duce Americnn polit ics to a I He also sa id that Johnson son aald Thursday m the tentQ Rock Springs to Burlingham, a has •'turned his personal cam- , in the Wesl. Johnson turned his alone . W~. h your _conscience. The popularity poll, the free. world I has rebuffed France as an ally and last of a sedes of stateThree car~ were involved In distance of about aix mile~. paign for personal power into a attenti on to the Midwest ar.d vole you cast w1ll be your own has been con~ng apart at the 1and said this country's relatiOJll ments on the economy, an. accident mvestlgated by the The group was further in· circus and a street show '' '' the over-riding issue of p·eace [- and the world you save will : seams and Ameriran prestige : with Pakistan , Cambodia, J:Ddo. Ohio State Patrol Thursday .at formed that if the firm of con· Goldwater made the accusa· and wor." j be your own .' ' !has been sinking slow ly out of ] nesia . VietNam and even Brit. 1 JACKSON -:-- A1TORNE:VS .8:t4 a.m. an Rt. 338 In Ant1q- sultants is employed, that '· It tion in a speech prepared for ' ln a speech prepared for De· : Goldwater took his campaign •sight.'' l ain are in dire need of repair. Thur~ay conSidered appealing u1ty . . had agreed to start immedl&t& delivery in Cheyenne, Wyo., troit, the Chief Executi~·e to the West after a whi stle-stop \ Go ldwater based hi s charge Johnson 's Detroit appearance Fran- ly on the preparation of plans -- ·-· ------- -·1 --·- ---· - -... - - - - , followed 1:1 speech Thursday the farst degree murder con- _A car draven south Beautifully styled, smartly tailored, excellent pro· Waterproof, button front, matching hood and belt. -- • c· ~ congres~. Moeller~ :w-. Womens Plastic Raincoats 1.95 ..... $10.00 ~~- cr~t, I that state. Shumate was arrested by West Virginia officials while he was standing on the lock wall on the Ohio side •acrUicing national security in of the river near Racine in early July of this year. Ill• nation's space program w Tbe Slate of West Virginia - -en)lance its political position. gave 88 its reason for dl• residents to fish in the on missJn• the charge against River. The GOP task rorce ••space, Science and the Atom" •-e d ed sa'd 'rh d th t th d . Shumate that II was not able Shumate in icat I ~rs ay a . e a rnm· to prove tbe locatloa of the his arrest on the charge he jstraUon s emphasiS on the boundary lloo botw..a Oblo tended w fight the issue "as a . A!lOllo program to lancl • m~n._ ~ VlrEDia _ .wblob 11 mat\Of of principle." Shum8\f on the. moon has allowed Ru,. •• 1 ' ' ' •.c··~· ' '""" ol'lltli 'lflll! " lllt· Oblt- ' fts~ · ' ti ltld' th .eow.wa...-mar. Sla o ncrease s ea m o er Obio River. when t~ V/~st V "a . , areas o~ s~ace. The task f,Jrce Meigs County Prosecuting At· itles charsed him with also cntlctzed Defense Secre- torney Bernard v. Fultz , who illegally, ' tat·y Robert S. McNamara for appealed the ciMlrge on behalf scrapping a pro~osed mlltt.ry of Shumate, said he is happy satellite commumcatlons _sy<· with the decision and feels It I I, tem and the Dyna-Soar pro)ect. . is correct. I I ttetlon in all kinds of weather, makes a perfect girt. maki~g R~b· llcan study group has accused the Johnson administration of 7.95 . .. ago~ I West Virginia authorities moved Thursday to dismiss charges against Clarence Shumate of Pomeroy Rt. 1 WASHINGTON _ A REPIJII. for fishing in the Ohio River without a fishing license in 4, warm pfle re- IALISII.OO . ~pubhcan_ "· Jnl•· ...ttation ~•l dress you need In this wide selection. $29.50 WOMENS DRESSES $25.00 WOMEN$ DRESSES $19.50 WOMEN$ DRESSES ·". ' WIRE '·NE:WS !ached hood. Camel, dark green and bright red. ringbone, meta!Ucs, corduroys, knits, just any type . Repu~ tax work while Mrs . L uc ke , fill an unexpired lerm about i\ale Clyd• G. Millhone . Mr 1Bernard V Fultz and Engineer 1aod Waller H. Moell'f, Dfl!liiO the candidate, is two years Russell . i_s his first bid H. P . Ctv-i sty. Both are Repubfor lOth District seeking her th1 rd term . - Howard E. Frank, for poht!Cal ofhcl'. licans . tatave to - lola Howell, Democrat, 1 lican county treasurer , agamst Other candidates whose name Anolher contest that h a s served as congressman opposing Eleanor Robson for the 1Austin E . Ru ssell. Frank was will appear on the ballot, unop· caught the eye of county vot-er s being uns-"?ated by Abell i'\1'•, job as Meigs County recorder . 1appointed to fill an unexpired posed this y~ar, for county of· ls the race between Homer E .i years ago. ·,.. Shumate Wins License Case . ··Vj'• . [. - At A tiJtlttn(i• - \ BRIEF.;: · ,._ . versing to contrasting corduroy, zipper front, at· her· . ~ GIRLS CAR COATS Save On Womens Dresses In This End Of The Month Salt - - $1.95 1 A Nl!W SHIPMENT OF · ' WOMEN$ FEATHER HALF HATS GIRLS KNIT HATS Beautiful new fall color•, bone head, band covered A wide choice or girls knit hats with the hand knit with leathers for snug fitting. look, bonnets - pink, purple, dark Red, green, aqua, red, black and white. cuddle caps - A stocking caps - ~lhmate ~ll_lployment a~d t~ 3 to Bx and 7 to 14. 1.95 WOMEN$ BAN LON cARDIGANS . ' COTTON BLOUSES bottom. Sizes 34 to 38 in roxal, rose, dark green, Fully combed cotton broadcloth blouses with roll· ' gold, camel, black and white. up sleeves, washable, sanforized. Sizes 32 to 38 3.95 ill eolots and white, Tailored of fine quality white oxfqrd cltith, gives her the slim look, long sieves wltb button cuffs. Sizes 8.,. to 14.,., ' 3.95 of glrla chubby alu clr-. · WOMENS ORlON CARDIGANS better, GIRLS SIZES 2 TO 6X --~--- $2.95 GIRLS SIZI!S 7 TO 14 - - - $US ancl S4.f5 TEEN SIZES I TO 16 JS,fl. • • • Hal~, , TERRIFIC VALUES ON THE 1ST FLOOR . ';\; E~BE~F-JJ,l$ ,1tf POMEROY~; f. I Auctl.OD.Date w I "'''-''""""''"'.~""'""--""'"' I M i Wh't 66 .;:,,~·~ ~pokesman f~r Poi~t~ ~hP. lh~ '<'",-- . ·l ·' I ' ' " j .... ' ph'rhuJ~ay satd~ w~o Whit~. rt~onvllle; ~e~~e ~hll~ Cllb~smw~ ~~ 0~;Yes~~~: ~o~~:~~a~:~~ w. I ~- i ~ count~es. .th~ee · years I ~h~acebu~~~n u~.on 1 , I [Inc -~· ~ ge~T~ _a_,_,,.....,=~;-"·.:t~,l ~ ~~~~ ,:l 'l'fu! ' M~ ~e e~, · ~~~~· .and • 1, , Sar-~h ~ge ol,mtiney". •thll' ~~ll)e l&iimlri~'l;~>-r. :•~ ·~"'';'""1:" ;:r'';"~~1' ~ J ; I H~llders •.•~meiiiJ. at<~ T~WD~p·~dlng ' 1 1 1 y 00Sters ~traduced ~etelal- o.·es Thursdav 1 · J Changed BB chant~ed de~e ,, 1 w o ~ad Jnteri~te ' 1 1 meetint~. ..... I I I v.·nton Man Sen·tenced to }.5 YearS ~flllll"'l . Qlofr Sale_of Men's & Boys' ~ .C(Kits, Jackets, whil~ 1 CIS W•bb, Oil, Rt. Hac•ne. bad for thls improvement. I Old Time Sing to i night al Philadelphia's ConveJ>. stopped on the rJghl borm to Dow!..- assured Mr. Welker THE CANiliDATES TODAY fS. I C, lion Hall. Also scheduled on 111e deliver mall. When he started that lt was virtually certain Clintax Activitie-s By United Press International President's Midwestern tour he pulled Into the. path of a that the formalities of nego! Johnson Philadelphia. ' i were stops in Milwaukee, Rock• southbound car dmen by Jam· Uatlng the price for the servPT. PLEASANT - An "Old Pa.; Detroit, Mich.; Milwau!ford, Ill ., and Chicago. es caldwell, 11, Mld~leport. ices of ~ consultant would be l Time Sing· · will climax lhe pre- kee, Wis .; Rockford, 111.; 1 1· In the Detroit speech he saJd The Webb car contmkued downk completed satisfactorily at an · ! election activities Saturdny Chicago, m., aod Washing~ Lode P earl Wh itP . 66 who that for 20 years a mushroom 1Y date. and that surveyi"" l , evening at the old Junior High 1on, D· c · · Ba- ; c 1aud . has sha d owe d the 11ves · o1 the roadway and struc I par • ed ''& ' lived .m Che ster twp . nem . car helongln g to Dorsel Ran· ear and planrung could then start . . School auditorium spon sored by : shan died at Meigs Memorial I Amencans and thai ·' for 21 ' dolph, 17, Rt. 2 Racine. 1 PT. hPLEASANT - · t Wtlham , the '1a son Countv- Young Re- WGoldwater Cheytnntd, hosplla : 1 T h urs d3\' a f lernoon ,ao1- 1 years every h There bb immediately · p L yN pres1·d en 1 •-~ 0 was heavy dama1Je to t e e owers, Vm on, ., 1 publirnn Club. yo.; as egas, ev., an ' . 1 : ·n 1 k d to d lhet d 1 Kennet 1 and Caldwell cars, and moder-1was sentenced to 1-f) years in : Los Angeles, caur. lowmg a \eng hy nt"ss . wTodor e re uce k anger. rked bb The sing will begin at 7·30 b p d ay we must wor more ur11 ate to the pa car. e · :the state pentltenhary on con. · ump rey- ocatello, I a· Mrs White was preceded in tl th was cited to Meigs county court ! viction of forgery by Mason p. m. and wtU feature 1'he ho: Pendelton, Ore.; Seattle, : death bv her parent s James an ev:r. d 5 Nov. 6, charged with not using icounty Circuit Court Thurs· Christ.Ja_nairs of Gallipolis_ and Wash., and Portland, Ore. and Damewood· Groves. 5t upon': 8 caution in starting. S I day . The Quartet of Ripley. MIUer - Cedar City, Utab; ' Survivors are her husband, Gro-- reng ' . . . e Another arrest reported by David Lanham and Thomas , Accordmg to a Albuquerque, N . .-M.; Enid, ver. Sr; these children, Mrs. depends resJ?Onslbllaty, upCIUCAGO - DB. STEVAN the patrol was John Bltsard, Huddleston, both_ or club there Will be no pollt· Okla., and Bartlesville, Okla. 1 Thelma Eddy, Wooster; Wil· on rearson . he . \, \.'· Durovic, the refugee physician Pt. Pleasant. clied to Me1gs Pleasant, were g1ven an addl- teal speeches and relreshmenl.s, rna Ballard, Long Bottom; Virmgh\;; 1 0 -\ who developed the eontroversi- county court today for speed. , tiona! six months in the county I be served. The publiC IS ' ·"' •, "' "'' "' , · · I ginia Mae. South Charl-eston, La , 9 nson. rep •· . . "' ·\ i' \ al drug was free The date of the Middlepor-t I jail after completing their arig· tn\" lled to attend. Veterans Memorial Hospital I Naomi Doris White, at home; water .:arlJer ' on $500,000 bond today under in· Mete• Geoe<al Hoopilal Athletic Booslers Auction sale linal term by the Court after • ADMISSIONS - Pearl Pugh, Donna Jean Baker churchmen have _ nd 0 · dlctment con•plrac-y ADMISSIONS Elizabeth has been from Nov. 7 pleading guilty to an lndictd· i MAY HIT 1,000 MMiddleJ1<:'1r1t : ABarbGarlka BHaer, 10 ., and Grover Jr ., to· violate th~ ~Ure . Food and Vaughan, Pomeroy. until Novembe~ 21, It was an- ment of escape. Lanham ~n 1 . mer~v1 e; va I ey, ar· 1saw , 0 .; 18 grandchildren, one . .. Drilg Act. Hla attOrney broth- DISCHARGES - None. nounced fill:lowl"'l Boosters Huddleston were both oervmg 1 PT. PLEASANT - Absentee , Audrey Longslreth, 1great grandchild, two brothers, 1 thank God for their courage, er, Marko Durovic, was also TUesday uigbt time in the countl'._lall for con- votmg ts expected to reach t))e Mtddleport. Homer Groves, Sod, Johnson satd. . . : ARREST MADE Boooter membors said any tributing chargeh and.......,_ser· j !OOO mark in Mason County 1><>- DISCHARGES - Audrey Long- , and John Groves Cleio. w. Both VJce presidential cof!illIndicted. : '11lt, Indlctmept charged that Pomeroy Pollee arrested Othn peroons havlDg articles they can v_ing as trusties when they walk- fore it closes Saturday, At clos- streth, Mrs. Shendan I' terce 1and a si<ter, virginia dates were In the Far 'west -!!1' 1Clendennin, w. v s . '\ Kreblozen been Tracey, Pomeroy, on a charge dohata for the auctioo a ate eel away from the jail, but re- ing time Thursday, 924 absen· and .On, Long Bottom. Democratic Sen. into C:Otiimetce. "irlth of intoxl"'-t!oo Thursday night. shoQ!d caU Hackett at Iturned , voluntarily aft.r 14 1tee votes had been cast. Of the · Total number patients - 19. Humphrey startdo off in p.c illtent to defraud WY 2-3&9s or Klnt1 Builders Sup- hours of freedom. 1 9Z4 Yotes, 391 were Democrat She was a member of the Jdaho, Ill · ly, not fOI" a bbna!J.!O Invest!lliENlJ' ANNOUNCED ply at WY 2-1!748. · James Landon See,. lndicied l and !198 Republican, with 231 abTO CLOSE '1\JESDAY . i Brush Church_ of Christ. speech that . ·•; JBIIM to the IIJife,IJI (:hapel churel> Tbe Boosters, wltb Mr. Hack- by the september grand jury l sentee votes received by mall The offices of Jac_kson Pro-· a! servtces wlll be at the to get United .' , oald drug." Federal .Judge ,will luQI!llei c!f sandwich· ett, presiding, also made , a on the felony charge of break· end four registered independ-1 ductlon Credit Association will Brush at " a IJafitl: of Ducle!ll' ' Sam Perry aald, the IOUJ>, pie; eolfee $4211 donation to belp pay. foe aud entering of the · IF8 1 ents voting_ Ballot commi•Sioo- 1 closed, both m M01gs and p.m. wtth •Vernon Dolm en that WOUI\I leave tb,e had. sent , across ithletlc equipment. It was all' Blain grocery, pleaded gUJ!tylers are ·Repnblitan, Clifford Athens TUesday, Nov . Bunal Will m the d1oice Jmle amO\Uitl churcb on noLUieed thai '175 !'@ll ' rectv·,·alllL.w.- placed on 'Carder and Democrat, Mrs. 3, \964, at 10 A.M., duo to a i lly Friends •·• 'lbi' ;:' ...... _ ; ' . a nclilt cllaCL. ",' •Jpro\ratiob. Samuel Fowlkes. , _ 1meelln& ,at JIICkson, Obio. at lbe . 1 Kre~oten, THIS WEEKEND, . . DON'T FORGET J ~ civ- ~ ei:l~:nestly I hr ~1, •• dry quietly, wash easily. Colora: Navy, dark veen.~rer, dafk brown and bright red. ' and 5.95 wear better and longer, room for action, ,. -~ wom~ns tons. Sizes ~ to 40. Pink, gold, veen, royal ' black. STRETCH PANTS FOR GIRLS ' ill orion cardigans, . " beautlfuUy lmlt, raglan sleeves, 'lmlt covered but- An excellent value SEE OUR "STRETCHlNl" Stretch pants are the things for gltll, fit Y(~U Th• d" Hit vlctlon of Harold Cron, '11, of near Ironton, Cron w_a s sent•nc· ed to life in the Ohio Pemten· Wednesday for the Feb. 21 slaymg of Henry 66, durmg a robbef!' at Halls home aouth of Oak H1ll. . a.tN •ND SNOW SWEPT non I'L the central Rockies today and traveIers were warn ed to ta ke precautions at higher eleva· · the mountains. ccas· .. tions 1n Jonal rain also fell along the West Coast end In the central Appalachians. tla~ 1.00 GIRLS CHUBBY SIZE BLOUSES complete II"lklrta ond aportawaar ~i~ge~ In Anti•qui"ty, I WOMENS ROLL UP SLEEVES easy to wash, drY quickly, pearl but\On trim, fitted S.. our C llide 1 An outstanding value in womens banton cardigans ' LBJ Blamed in Free World Defeats 't-1 ear warmers and many more styles, for girls slzea · 1.95 I 2-HOUR ;ji •• ~olh:~r, ~ _,l I cp~ $129.~ ~e- Eblin has been connected with Miss Robson wa s appointed to te rm rollowing the death of the , fices are Prost"cuting Attorney Abele. Incumbent Election Board Clerk Doro- he opposing Democrat Charles Other county races include: thy Johnston said today 456 Knowles. Welker is a form..- - lncumbont Sheriff Robert ,_ --"""~- - • ~· -" ' , , _ ,_ ~c• persons were voted by absen- sheriff of Meigs County and op- C. Hartenbacb and Charles , tee and disabled ballots before erator of th• Maple Lawn Pout· Dtehl of Pomeroy R. D. Haretn, ~c the 4 p. m. leadline Thurs- try Farm at Hemlock Grove. bach has served 11 sheriff since day . 'j Knowle s, on the other hand, is 1957. Diehl is executive chairThis Is relatively high for relatively ne.w in Meigs County man of the Meigs County DemI Melgs County, she said, but politics. He is a school teacher ocratic Committft. nearly 100 vot~s less than the at, Buchtel • York High school, - Clerk of courts, with Wan· absentee vote for the 1960 pres· and a resid~nt of the Tuppers da Eblin, Pomeroy R. D., _as Plains area. idenlial election. 1 Democrat candidate against mA highlight of the 1964 elec· Warmly contested races are cumbent Evelyn Lucke. Mrs. Now Is An Opportunity For You To Save On A New Winter Coat Baptist Women To Hold World I Day of Prayer Ken~eth M~inhart - ----- 1 ho~ers Busy Reedy To W•er Depertment on the Second Floor. 1 c"""· be ! ~Cted Candidates for local govern· 1tion In Me1gs county wm for two county rom· mont posts have done their the selection of seven local l missioners posst. home work, with. only late office where there lS Incumbent& Av-ery Nelson and. cramming remainmg, and are competitlon. 1 McElhinney, both ready for the decisions by Ralph Welker, who Upset ret· publicans, will be agamst Meigs County voters next eran Rep . George in Oemocratlc hopefuls Paul SiTuesday. the GOP Spring Primary, wiD mon and Thomas Hennessey . 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Title A name given to the resource October 29, 1964 carpenter carr coy griffin mitchell scholl sprouse