https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/481ae3deadc939149bba92928a08130f.pdf d26adce075ea63820cf685ac0559cf62 PDF Text Text . . ' " Slall!lia al Klftt' Stile .,U*idl'l.-_.... '=~~~ Iiiio Ulll· . ~!)' 'Iii are ~ over!)' of GPI(Iiillllc IIIII 1111 l'relldenl'1 Qenlml"'l..... Clmpllllnnlt npar~ w111 ensure peace m ........ IIIli olhera II'OIIIld till oallon. n was the ki1UD& of tour atu· dellII b)r NatiOIIII GuerdlmeD last -May at lent State that led Preilldetll Nboo to set up rt:":t bu lbclul ~ 1011 gel the of beln&·lllildled 11y 11te 111 alty at least once a day. But ~ .eems to be ~ ~ an do about II and that II · Twolnjured:r:::$··~::~; Two penonnere Injured and 59, Mlp•lls. atraffic deer waaldlled two of five accldonta Inlnveotlgated over the weekend by the {.liDipolis Poet Stale Hlgbway Patrol. AaotheraUSunday accident occurred p.m. 011 Mill Creek ~;§~~~~~~ Rd., t11ree and two tenths mlles north of Rt. 7 where autoa lltey have 110111e drl... tr; Jamea Samson, 30, to lbeol!' aoutb· .,~:~:.~~~ ~~~~Po~~~~~ ), =~s::=t'~ . ourners Junellon of Rl. 110 and liM, damqeresulled and no cltallm luued gak!eU- oo dl8nl u where vehlclef driven b)r was Issued. tile laD term beglnl ~.,... I Harold Ll!ckadoo, Jr., 34, Rt. I, Two other accl4ents were VInton, and John Gamel, II, Rl. investigated 011 Saturday. 'lbe 1, Vinton, colllded. Games first wu al5::15 p.m. 011 Blazer suffered lacerations of the Rd. five and three tenths mlles mouth, chest and besd wblle a n..-th of Rl. 7 where autoa psasenger, Mary Barton, 20, , driven b)r Carol CIOIIcb, 34, Rl. Rio Grande, had bruises . 1, Gallipolla, and Lucille Par· JJomogo was moderate to bolb sona, 45, Rt. I, Gallipolis, veblcles. No cltatiCIIs were collldecl. Mn. Parsons was luued. cbargedwitbfaUuretoyleldone Tile deer was tilled In a hall of tile roa1way. mtohap Cll Ill. 7, hoo and one No one was Injured II' cited llmlllmllesnortbofQwnCity. followingacolllslooata:28p.m. The animal ran Into tile patb of on Rt. 3:1, one and nine tenths a veldcle driven b)r Mas Avner, miles west of Rt. 518. Officers said Albert Stauffer, 40, Marletta,lostconlrolofblsauto while attempting to pua PT. PLEASANT another car. n.. Stauffer car LIVEil'IOCit SA' ES CO. ran olf the left aide of the bllh· PT. PLI!AIIANT, W. VA. way and llruck a gusnlrall. . s.tan1111. Sept. 11, n BOGS - 1" to 2ZII 19.50 to :111.50; Heavies 17.25 ... :Ill; ' Market Report ' recommendaiiCII of till cmnme. sl011. He aald be bad nol Jet', read tile report but was liDpr eaaed b)r lbe cmuollalon wben II visited bla campus. Students al oilier CI'IIJI'l!I'IT echoed Traub'a •lstemenl aboal Nllon. "I dm'l think students feel Nboo and (VIce l'relldelll Spiro T.) Acnew are capable olezerdslng tile luderahlp the Scr111ton nparl calls for," Ed Pinto, chalrmln of the Undergraduate AuoclaUoo at tile Univerallf GIIDlnois aald. Some college administrators 'llftttlllcal. Dr. llonlordS. Atwood, prealdent of Emory Unl· verslty In Atlanta, lild: "It's more than just a President II' a vice prealdelll era CGngreao Studen• ' ~;;....; ' c. o. Flaher were Betty L. Gllltey~l, $iO and costs, operallon, and Edna SIObal't, ' Mllklleport, ~ GENE LAWBENC!; GENE ROY LAWRENCE, and cosbt, permitting a .dog to aoa of Mr. 1D11 Mn. Palll nm loose. • LOCAL TEMPS t..wnl<e of llaehle rec:eally fiinptratur~ ID dowatowa completed bll bask: lraiDing . M.llUU.lGE~ J1i11Mtov Monday al U a.m, at Ft. K:au. t..wreace Dllvld Joe Sellen, ~, Partl!lllllled 1a 1111 u. s. Army land, 1 and Roberta Alyne WAf 5I! . . . UDder 11111117 llklas. · . Sat., 18, Pouaeroy. ' lolloWiq Ida IJ'IC(uall9llrom SoulberD llllb Sellaolln May • . llelferat9to:IU41;Fa1Cowsl7 to :111.10; ClDnen 1.2 lo 16.50; BuDs 20.75 ID 25.85; Milk Cows 110 tD 140 115;ID Stock CowsSteers and Calves Z15; Stock :It ID 29 _75 ; Stock Helfera 18 to :M; Stock Steer Calves :M to 34•110 ; Stock Heller Calves 21 to 29 CALVF3 _Tops 41 ; Seconds 31.110; Medium :17 to 37; Om!DOO and 11eav1ea 33.10 1o V£AI. IUO. The Wahama White Faleons slmp)J' outclassed the 00ot Duval Hlt!h Sehool Yellow Jaekets for • 2l-4 yfctory Saturda¥ nlsht. The Yictory uiJIIOCI Wahama•s sea100 rec:ord to 3-1-1 and left ~ ·QitH·,~ that earrled Into Intermission. SUM'I.IO; Heavy ~r 'flllen Kellll Saj/re, 146 JO.a; 8enJ lb. (la!P-ek, carried up 1bo Sloo$~Sieen,SO.INII.». unlddla 111a TD ..... - eoverv.a Cllnf: Olak:e, 43.110; ed O.•e 7&rd1. ~· klek Good. • ll )(I:IIJI!l, 33; CGm- attalllllt!Or llle extra po!llt waa lliaacla· ~ dawll; Baby Calves bloekiMI and llle Fll<GIIJ eame ,'~ 1!&di 1111 lleld w1111 a 12~ lead ·' GALLIPOLIS; OBJO, · • lliitllrdQ,IIepl. ll,ll'lt, ... IIAJJ!8 REPORT o1 Oblo Vllley ~ ul dl Co. Y"V BOOS -115 to 2ZIIIbl. 10 to 20;220toll0u..litoti.to;Fat Sows II to 17.11: Jlo8l'l 12 to · -e oo- a •• · ..J.••• I' to ~:~ =.;~-'" BJ Ulllled Prell '-'talleul CATTLE-_.. 3111D 31; . 'DieOQW.....-ttollconUnued Qellenllto•iO;BabyBeef21 ID D¥JIIIII today In Oblo at ID 35 .10; fat 18 to ?Ai.IO; O.aeral Motors related In· •" dua1rlel beca1110 of the tllllted Cannll'l "'to 21M; BuDs 2S to Auto WO!ten strike Mlinll 25.20; Milk'Colli~ to Z811. ,,., . " VEALi:!Al.VD .....,._ 40.10; ~... • ..,.. .-.. .........-of worbrs Seeondl • to·411; Madl1111 :lllo ,_:::_. . . Corp. 3 ~ ~.av.. 2lto uo; ~ II'M'mt•on plent 111 BUY ~VEl - 21 to &1. f~ wblcb tgrjongbed 1,1110 LAIIlli · ....:. TOPI 25.40; of 111,1,100 llourly perao!llltllor ~ Jl· ~ ~;,J.Jtcht Wis. :M ~-·'Die plant, with a total to ... ...... ~ 2:1.50 DoWII. iUIIPI6tDIIIII 2,800, GM. supplies .- ...,........, lf~.......llllll - of ~_..to The dawll; ',•'; ' - . J,·_unn More Furlonohed ':;. Polkeman Killed SECOND HALF SoJ>re aot hla seoond tall,y ol B T B .L the nlllrt In tile lblrd period y 1110 urg..,.. when ha l!'abbed an atrlalfrom CLEVELAND .(UPI) --tne Howard and raciKI to tbe goal polleeman was tilled and ~ line ll'om 35 YVC3 cut. This was Mrlously wounded at 2 a. • 1, ( : 0 1 ! 1 -;:-Dana ~ - M . - .. laJOCfl were necessary, a opoltrvln aald, because of "lnvantory adjuatmenls and cut!'acb In production ~ules." An additional 38 workers on taekluster oontellt was scored by Se!llor Fncl l!anciY SmUh on an ellllrt yard pnall'omlloward In 1ha laat . oprter. HoWard also passed to . SIIIIIll for the extra polnla. •', 1ba While Fal11011 nmninl at. lad<; .lllllc:b ~~tiled U5 yants, waa 'j,iacedby 9l(re wbo ~ a tolill d. 100 yardli. OChtrs plnq ,rordap ..,1ha (INIUid lor Wahama ware HOwlli'd, 51 yants; 11Gb Lal!'bert, a•; Barl')' Harrla, 2t; Mille While, .5 ·11111 Eric Morrill, lL · . Howard eomplcled• -14. Of 21 paaseuua~PP~Ator WJ&rd• Ill llle air. Wlhama bid no _paasea W.e~ l!ltl llolo .tbreelluYalaei'lala. · Howard also lll1iad twlco for Wihamll for a 36 prd nerap. ~ Fal01111t ,will ~ $1Ut11· om 1 Tornldoia .of llaclne In 1halr llomecohllllallllt Friday nlibt al &cblel Flellll ' Of ,., BU~R . BRoWN · :.. 'on the 2nd 'floor ' ' Cardlgar~s. Jumpers, ~lrla Slacks,'; Jl..,ntt · Skl(ts, Corduroy, Knit •and Poly~ter -~cl ColtOn l~ngl,es •(~rlppl!f all!l,boxer!, craw' ntck_. . and s~oulill!r gripper shirts, Johns l!lhn'it· 3 p!ete girls Jumper outfits, striped ,~d ~ld color sl!lrts. Infants Underslll,rts a~d trlllllng -' pants, ~:lrli pan!les, socii~· Beanie~. q,r.cjUfOY and .knit bib o~rills, Infants Jump sults 1and .paJamas l~lth or' without. feet). ,_ lha~bl~ll~-~--------·- - - -·_ _.:_..:_~::~::~~~~~!l!tt~~::,:i;t~ r ' /.1'', prealdent. Nmon called the Egyptian leader's death a "tragic loss" and canceled air and aea aerclaes thsl had been sche· dialed today to show tile power and ·ftezlbllity of the u.s. 6tb Fleet. The President did not cancel 1111 day-long visll with the fleet, however. He was scheduled to go to Naples later In tile day. Nino's elgh~y 1rlp began with a warm and .entbuslsallc receptioo In Rome and a visit with 28 !teed American airliner hoatagea, but Nasoer's death abruplly Imposed a mll'e somber tone on the tour. ,._.I Pesea Proltlem Of lmmedlale concern to Nixon wu who wiD !Otxesent ' • Mcintire Clauru • , Ky CapitUlated • Solicltor Bernard Fultz was aulllci1zed to proceed on a feasibility &tudy of a ptopoaed nlenslon of tbe presenl 'Mid· dleport water system intD· tile Bradbury llfea b)r Middleport CouncU Monday night. Praeat to l:evlew tile matter with council. were FullS and members of the BOard of Ptibllc Affairs, James Bre~~:lngton, Richard Gress ani Jack Hew~. , The group dflcuaaed tile Poulbllllf of lfedet-al gral\t lor IIICh an etrtenslon ranging up to 50 per cent of the cost. llmrlll8ton pointed out that the board would not want to tske any action 1o jeopardize the · preaent system and Councilman John Zerkle agreed thai the eztenslon area "ahould slsnd on Its own feet." Gress pointed out that another lsnk and wdl will be~ In II!X or seven Je&l'l anyway and tbeae could be provided througb tile -~ servll>!. Councilman Cllff..-d stumho •aid .that he doubted the feasibility of such an etrtension boca~ It appeared that the inc«ne from serving the area would. not be sufficient to offset costs Involved. However, maintenance supervisor Harold Chaae pointed out thai tile ezlension could lead to new housing in tile area. He too IIOinted out that tile present system ~ eventually have to bave a tiiW well and lsnk. anyway. Fultz said tbe first atepo would be ID talk to Milton Roush of the Fanners Home Ad· mlnlalratlon on the financing of ouch a project and to see wllal effect tbe extension would have on other water districts. Some of the dislrlcts have reportedly signed some of tile Bradbury area for service, II was rep..-ted. Fultz pointed out that tile ell<l'ls of Middleport should not Interfere with 1he plans of . . .,,~te bn~# llln II ilte ll*e'J WU dljim' ld l1 ,. t b! ·eGifult. II of. tbe 17 Jll!q,lllld llti jw:)' WU f!l1y lo M .. I !!Ide darill ~ .JiiiJienll, ftlcll 'lllded ..... 7. . . Gen-• pW 111M eovtd.'IN to lllart lbe lielllaiMr · llpa ~ ·l tllll!l'ltlllllfUd.jl!rywaaaoiiO be M1 .,. b!lo lilt_ ..... Milia _aei~ 'Held ·. ~· Fdfwut any· Bond -.., ·; McARTHUR, .ado (UPI) - In tile rugged hilly country near Ollv...a, creota,I!CCIIIed 1111 ~ 6ve days alter tbe ot viDloir County Sheriff, l!lllillis; Deputy Dive Wilbur Harold Steele 8lid wounding bla ~d ha 8lid the ahertH were ' clepllty Ault- 11, .... ordered,QIIneddown!'henlheylrledto belli , wllf!olit bond pendlnl ..-ve legal papen on Milia at . stand jury ~,1!11 rural home. 'lbe papen ·. · ; · ' · · ' . . . a~~ that Milia had fl!lli was charged with llrsl liirasoed electric com111ny · clesrM murder alter a posse ~~ J!n"men who tried to siring :1110· law olllcen captured bini . J!lrea over 1111 propert;y. wu.. iiJunc r..on. ~; Mlddle~rl• ' MiJOD;· J'a,m.. Albn. SATURDAY _ 8lere l!:bllil, Chesler Tbeal1ba Keeler, Flora Carolltlcllmond Mary SUNDAY ADDONS c tan C I ~=thy~. g, Porn::; Romine Rutland· Jelftn Winfield W' Casto 'Mason. • • er Coolville; Mllr1aret Pomeroy; William D--o'""'",_, .. - · · SUNDAY DISCHARGES Clyde O'amletl, Mary Jolm Conkle, Naomi Jamea Barnette, Freda Krkf4i: DRIVE-IN BANKING · ·tall&t • ·JC¥'ai . (Cc!nUnued on.Pa&t·l) . :; , , .. n~,c.~ · ~ ~;·.a~~~~~~~~ o-.t~·~ · I Va.,' for alleaedlY stee"D8 at the Feed MllJ·m 8y UJdled Praa ltderuiiGI!II aoclallsm was ma!IIDi on the dream of' a Unlle4 .V.ti ~ ~el Nauer, the desert nation's pOverty. Hl.s Republic brielly material~Jed; : adort!!l-falher of modem Egypt, then co(!apsed wltb factional mOsnlerlsed mDilona with his feuds overwhelmed Arab ~ , Wlfullllled dream of a unified larlllea. IDa total rell!IJINI oo . Arab w..-ld that could destroy Soviet aJd to cba1lenge Jsraet , Israel. He died a peacemaker put him forevEr In IJ(e , · Ill 1111 own ranks. Kremlin's debt Nasser, the moat ()OI!8rful He became ~ Arab --~ ', and controversial Arab leader hero b)r defying the West In lba: In modern history, died of a I~ wben ha turned to · · heart attsck Monday In Cairo Communist Czecboslovakla fer at ~2. arms and then refused to join:. · Hla lrlampha were many : He an anU-Communiat alliance. !>roke a 5,0110-year reigD of Nauer was a blue-eyed : Egyptlan l!lngs, oualed Brlllah revolutionary with a sliver< occupiers, nationalized the Suez tongue f..- Dery ll(l""d'ea, ·. Canal l1ld wooed a willing Rsmrocktraighl, mustacbed Soviet thilonlo supply guns and and graying at the temples, be · buller •~len 1111 United States . had a llaahlng l!llile. Bll . woulcl n~~ EngUah was fluent and supple. Hla ~edles were great: Uke moot Egyptians, be : The 188'1 Middle East war was savoured his lively sense of a diluter for Egypt. II all bot humor. wiped out tile slow bill steadY A devout Moslem, be did not . Inroads 1111 Arab brand of Gamal Nasser (CAI!Unued on page 8) Officers Named by Youth were eleeted by tbe Youth of tbe Ohio for Retarded recently at Cbureh In for 11'1&-71 . . ·\lean Wbltsbead, .lljlie lloltfr, vice ~1!7. Wrlgbl, lad JO ,jmen Jllebl, , ) School; · Jean Whitehead, Gl Melga County was publiCity D18Dager at F.llllem dlacusaed. Jll&b llchool; Beety wn,Jit, Refreahmenla of popc:oari!a@ were served Jll&b llchool; D1Le11e Del ~~Pl. group viewed a pubUclty manager II ~ pancb funl! ralslna cbalrmlll; for tile Mentally whlc:b showed how . II!OIIIlli)' rotarded . Mary !lie Hayes ~ trained In verlous ...,.,,....._ pollll~ fUnd l'1llllna plaal and Flana were begun fer owa. hlllorlan. Marcy proJt~ll. Tbe ·polllbiiiiJ ot olihtrlp mine ..,. ' ~N •1urnlng 1D RaciDe ~:for?JII)MI~ta:n:y=~ dilllftn of lbe into 811· outlllillr recraatlon llllrley ... In the ' - A ~ p'llld Jal'J la!· . . .oide !UPII .. Robia ICichael Do!!ald Richard · lbree shlfla at the !1lidi 1 Departure Hyatt Bearings last trip to PP~~ . ~ -~ illvlll.., of GM In Sanduaky weekend ID 1ry 10 ~t ilij 'til : eQulck - e to be sent home. '11181 change bla mini! ~ ~ ~ • Convenient brought to m..-e than 1,1110 1he off 1111 trip. fllit,~ .• . Sl .011 Adults, • Courteous number of worken furloughed notable lo ·~- · START57 P.M. at tile plant because of the said 11 was cit¥. ·Ill!!. IWiail · slrite. ~ bad ·~tid'· .111 , ,.._..,......----~-'--:-------, .· ~ from . !be ~~ ,., Frid1ys Only • mlidaltaUCII not 10 tiJMI , The Drive-In Window•.;l •nQy·. tboae dislrlcts. Gress pointed oul that dleport had been provide tile service wltb 45 residents of the area r«~uesling service. ,. Fultz aald that he believes an: engineering 1urvey will be required to delerm(J)e the, · ,' boundaries of the area to be, served by the menalm and 1111.: number of potential cusiGmen; · Involved. He wiD confer will!' • , -~.... . Killed was Patrolman J~ Tracz, 27, Cleveland. In aerl~ condlllm at MI. Slnalllolpltil wllll t11ree gunibo1 wounda was Patrolman Frederlcll Fulton, 29. The lhoolblgs occurred In the lblh Pollee Dillrlcl at E. lOS Sl. and St. Clllr Ave. A llllent burglar alami bid gcllii off at 1 · · d6partment store (GIII!I ' WABHJNGTON (UPJJ - Tbe D.. ..... ...... won ····-~-_........, - .- .,.. Mardl-lor-VIci«Y rally wW go as se()ed'ultd !n Wasblngton Saturday 1n -~ of 1111 wilhdrawal of llil '1*- _paler, South VIetnamese .. Vlee President N~.!':.!!· the United Stales at 'N!IIIer'a funeral. White . ~ ildel refused ·to ljlOCIIIate wlrft . NIXon blmoeH would go, but tended lo discourqe aucb Iaiii: b)r obsorvlng tile United Stales and the United Arab Republic have not had diplomatic rots• IICIIl alnce the 11181 Arab-JsraeU war. There was speculation liDOII& Nboo's akles that Secretary of · Stile William P. lloflen would (CAI!tlnued ·on .J1118eS) · Bradbury Extension R , ( Melvin R. Laird lhll llll>l'llln8 about, the likely elfecbt of Nasser's dealll.., tbe volellle Middle Eaat altuallon, refused to speculate 011 a poalble suoees1or to tbe Egyptian ' . • in Cairo bedl1se tile United Slates lind .Egypt have not maintaln'd diplomatic relliiiOIII llilce the 11181 ArabIaraell war. Other mernben ol tile U. 8. delegation were not lm· mediately anaounced. Some olflclala sold Secretary of Stale WUUam P. ftotlersmightgo, but Nixon made II clear he would not lead lhf delegallon. Nmon, who coolerred with Rosersand Jlftense Secrei&IY R o g•• BY QUARTEIISI '· WAHAIU 6 8 7 8 _ 21 DUVAL 0 9 0 0_ 0 Mc;nllre a.r · New ~ ~ 3 ftOM$ ~~ Se$ the Complete Line . ', '· The' 11J111 --~' d. tho suspects. 1ba blval . . ware llllp. pod cold on ollliise tbrOU&IiGUt tbe Cl!lllall b)r 0., atln&YFalcon !1.40; Sblndi'M, :15.1MJ.l7; Good mra ()OIAta fell lneomplote. ~ -'1'1\t~ .. , , In fact, Cowl, !NUll; Utility, 17.75Tho lfa1011 Courtlans ~ never I!D~'>~DI tbe W JIJO; C.U. 1D11 Cutter, 17 .lhalr lead to I~ In tha second 20 yard line · tbe outing. f'_...Buill!. StMn,'%1 . ' ' abolllll:~pJD.onlymlnutelbefGnitlle- ·bepDC!'IIIIIill. lo.U",. . :-.~~IU,;;4'.;~- . SCIOTO 1JVESTOCK was tallled oo lbeFaloonaopen. Hop: :11111-230, 211.25; No. I, lng aeries cl ~· when Junior :111.50; 2»210, 20; 241).21111,19.60; Barl')' lllrlil, a 160 lbs. half. :1110-211, 18.85; ~ 18.31i; 161). baek, picked up a WHS fumblo 110,17.50; Sows,l'l·l'I.IO; Boln Cll the hostl O.ve yard and tllek11.'10-16.»; Stock Hogs, 18.75-20. ed hla WB.Y the lhorl dlllanee C.llle: Ololce Steen, 31· to Jlll1dh1. A pau -111(11, 31.80; Good, 2UWO; Standard, fr<!m ~rlloek Timm1 lloZiJ5.:1; Q1o1ce llelfera, 21.~ ward to Tom 9lmsal, lor tile _._ ~ at lludltt, .&•••a lib 1 (cOOUnued from Page I) . Ia E-2 Geae Roy t . . - . !'fWI.III1 But uotoststa •d aml"rriCC"s Win!' pUdlliil allholl8b 11117 eo. 1n1 IIIL, fl. llacpr, ac!m(tted !here IIIII II mudlnotlrinoWi •~!Gut Wdl' lllfli'aiGrY · Alabama llllt. W'alwna• 1 flrllt alx-90lnter , • a, .• n. ' ' ; ' ABoARD THEl US6 SARATOGA(UPI)-Prealdent Nmon announced today be, IB aendlng a d~legatlon of ''dis~ Alllerl..-." led by Robert H, Finch, one of lia oldestlrlenda·aod acloae Wili1e a- advise•, io tbe IUnerll of Prtildeftl Gamal Ahdel N81111er. Aller a lull-drss revieJr of the U.S. 6th Fleet from abqtrd this giant alrcra't carrie~, Nixon 1Did lleWfiiMII ha eouJd aotal!endtbeluneralThuredsy .......,.. .................... . . . . . TWO FllfED . Two~llflned over l,ha -Ilene! by Middleport MaJOr Ill 1teUeop1or . .. •: .' h•t F I . W ::~i:!~~'==~ I e a cons :::a~-.d!!r=: News••. in Brie-18 . De I eat Duva·ll!ddreN a1D IUO; Stocll Shoats 12 to 2Z. CATI'LE -steen :a.., 27.10; I Is Open f A.M. to 7 P.M. ·, ~t"' ~-~~deil~ ~- · �l • J II "about 4:05" is &ood enough. any wot~tcb will do. If precision time -·keeping is Lima WiU Holt tmportant. choose an Accu· Bowling Tourney 1be 8'/tb Annual Oblo Slate BowUn1 AlaoeiaUon Cham· pionahip TourJliiiDelll will open in Lima, Obio 011 Saturday Feb. 27, 19'11. Tbe event will run for 10 weekends throu8h May 9, 19'11. There will be no bowlintl on April111-ll, Easter. weekend. Entry blanks lor tbe 19'11 tournament are being distributed to all bowling ealablialononts in Oblo. ' . tron by Sulova. Accutron time is so nearly perfect that Bulova auaran· tees accuracy to wtthin 1 minute a month. • The above date and day Accutron. S~O. Other mod· els, !rom S!l~. GOESSLER . Jewelry Stln Court St. ., .Linescores aJSl8M BUILT 10.YOUR OPENING AAiable In Ml Finih - Anodized fiMh and White Finish TRIPL£ TUCK.sEI.F SlORING ~,------------------ ! ------ ..... Aluminum Storm Doots I SIOCktD IN 2 SIZES " . I l • Pre.ttu111-RI&ht ar Left I I In Ml or Anodized Finish I ________________________ L . OTHER SIZES AVAUIJBLE l : , KinJ Builders Supply Co. 290·N. _ S.c. Ave. . Phone: m-2741 Middleport, Ohio ··"-'- �l • J II "about 4:05" is &ood enough. any wot~tcb will do. If precision time -·keeping is Lima WiU Holt tmportant. choose an Accu· Bowling Tourney 1be 8'/tb Annual Oblo Slate BowUn1 AlaoeiaUon Cham· pionahip TourJliiiDelll will open in Lima, Obio 011 Saturday Feb. 27, 19'11. Tbe event will run for 10 weekends throu8h May 9, 19'11. There will be no bowlintl on April111-ll, Easter. weekend. Entry blanks lor tbe 19'11 tournament are being distributed to all bowling ealablialononts in Oblo. ' . tron by Sulova. Accutron time is so nearly perfect that Bulova auaran· tees accuracy to wtthin 1 minute a month. • The above date and day Accutron. S~O. Other mod· els, !rom S!l~. GOESSLER . Jewelry Stln Court St. ., .Linescores aJSl8M BUILT 10.YOUR OPENING AAiable In Ml Finih - Anodized fiMh and White Finish TRIPL£ TUCK.sEI.F SlORING ~,------------------ ! ------ ..... Aluminum Storm Doots I SIOCktD IN 2 SIZES " . I l • Pre.ttu111-RI&ht ar Left I I In Ml or Anodized Finish I ________________________ L . OTHER SIZES AVAUIJBLE l : , KinJ Builders Supply Co. 290·N. _ S.c. Ave. . Phone: m-2741 Middleport, Ohio ··"-'- �;. ., Barbara Bass Was August Bride ' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ball8 of Syracuae are~ !be mmtage of lllelr dlughter, Barbera, to Mr. '--1 Brown, - of Mrl Vlolel Brown of Puneroy. 1llddlns was an even! of Aug. I II S p.m. at the Soulll PQJnl Olllrdl of tile Nazarene. lbe Rev· WUllam Tborpe of. Idated lillie double ~ ceremony. Allendlnla for !be couple Pam Carter and Mr. Tcm 'lb«pe. Tom Daniell played arpn 1111111c !or 111e Cert!IIIOIQ'. A reception honorlll& !be couple - beld alllle Naarene panc~~ace. Apw1u11e of Pameroy lljgh School, Mr. Brown Ia employed at Lou'I Mbland SIIUon In Pomeroy. 1be '""' Mn. Brown Ia a '· ..t~rll Soulbem Hl&b Scbool. 1be o0..,1e reside at!M Mulberry ' . ' 1be • ; ' '""Mill An. .~ . Feeneyollennett 1'11111211. Piau - . a110 dJam d for perllelpallon In conference cover and doll CClltumo 90111peUUon at the Db IIIIIWII d1alr1ct ccmvenUon of the junior am!Ji*y to be beld In June at Belley. Panama Ia lhe country to be lludkld 1llll'lnllbe yeer. 'l'eleviiiDn and radio Pfll8l'8DI U'"1 !orml _ , dlslributed '\ '· ., •• Fred Goeglein Is Reelected ' .. . .,.~ !or eoDlplelilla bypei'lonllmder 18. It 1W ripca led lhaUS pain of dlllpOUble boUle lill!Jperi bad been made by Mrl. Albert Roush and donated to the Veterans Memcrlalllolpltalln lllenameoftbejunlan. Aglflof lllOileY wu 11011t to !IJaTie Manball, the .,.,... bandlcapped cbtld of lbe unit. Accepted Into rnembenblp were Chrllllne Sa!flh and SJeftle lloulb, granddaugblen of Albert lloulb, and Allee Lemley and Lisa Lemley, granddaughter• of tbe late Harold Lemley. lb. · NA...... • DAY· . ,.·o.· ete• ' 'rge.n·'t· ·' ' qts. $1· 00 I , . ·. ·'. . , . . • ' •••• •••••n ·3 . ·~. . WEAVERS PARTY PAK_ I '• Stew Beef.......,.......lb. 89' INSTANT COFFEE 2 ounces Freel SCOnAND BLUE DIIEIGINT to-.;. - . ' ;.. . ·p(I,J.GERS . '. ·' . •..,, - ... . ' ' ; '' "' j COFFEE . / ' .. .$...· '• . . -.• .. • • • • ' ~ ' ••• .•• . ~~ox Chicken Parts . .~l· ' ' ~cot Y,li Every Day·Low Prices! · ......... 3 ;.moo mils '1 .oo • 21 ar. 4 for '1·10 .• .- ' ~~.~w~ Schoof Party Planned Fmtl and refrellhmenll for lhe Middleport Elementary School JJaUoween Jlllfly _ . planned during a recent ~ of tile jnnlar unit, American Lesion AuxlUary, ' '1 9 PRODUCE YELLOW ONIONS · ' ' .. ' 39$' �;. ., Barbara Bass Was August Bride ' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ball8 of Syracuae are~ !be mmtage of lllelr dlughter, Barbera, to Mr. '--1 Brown, - of Mrl Vlolel Brown of Puneroy. 1llddlns was an even! of Aug. I II S p.m. at the Soulll PQJnl Olllrdl of tile Nazarene. lbe Rev· WUllam Tborpe of. Idated lillie double ~ ceremony. Allendlnla for !be couple Pam Carter and Mr. Tcm 'lb«pe. Tom Daniell played arpn 1111111c !or 111e Cert!IIIOIQ'. A reception honorlll& !be couple - beld alllle Naarene panc~~ace. Apw1u11e of Pameroy lljgh School, Mr. Brown Ia employed at Lou'I Mbland SIIUon In Pomeroy. 1be '""' Mn. Brown Ia a '· ..t~rll Soulbem Hl&b Scbool. 1be o0..,1e reside at!M Mulberry ' . ' 1be • ; ' '""Mill An. .~ . Feeneyollennett 1'11111211. Piau - . a110 dJam d for perllelpallon In conference cover and doll CClltumo 90111peUUon at the Db IIIIIWII d1alr1ct ccmvenUon of the junior am!Ji*y to be beld In June at Belley. Panama Ia lhe country to be lludkld 1llll'lnllbe yeer. 'l'eleviiiDn and radio Pfll8l'8DI U'"1 !orml _ , dlslributed '\ '· ., •• Fred Goeglein Is Reelected ' .. . .,.~ !or eoDlplelilla bypei'lonllmder 18. It 1W ripca led lhaUS pain of dlllpOUble boUle lill!Jperi bad been made by Mrl. Albert Roush and donated to the Veterans Memcrlalllolpltalln lllenameoftbejunlan. Aglflof lllOileY wu 11011t to !IJaTie Manball, the .,.,... bandlcapped cbtld of lbe unit. Accepted Into rnembenblp were Chrllllne Sa!flh and SJeftle lloulb, granddaugblen of Albert lloulb, and Allee Lemley and Lisa Lemley, granddaughter• of tbe late Harold Lemley. lb. · NA...... • DAY· . ,.·o.· ete• ' 'rge.n·'t· ·' ' qts. $1· 00 I , . ·. ·'. . , . . • ' •••• •••••n ·3 . ·~. . WEAVERS PARTY PAK_ I '• Stew Beef.......,.......lb. 89' INSTANT COFFEE 2 ounces Freel SCOnAND BLUE DIIEIGINT to-.;. - . ' ;.. . ·p(I,J.GERS . '. ·' . •..,, - ... . ' ' ; '' "' j COFFEE . / ' .. .$...· '• . . -.• .. • • • • ' ~ ' ••• .•• . ~~ox Chicken Parts . .~l· ' ' ~cot Y,li Every Day·Low Prices! · ......... 3 ;.moo mils '1 .oo • 21 ar. 4 for '1·10 .• .- ' ~~.~w~ Schoof Party Planned Fmtl and refrellhmenll for lhe Middleport Elementary School JJaUoween Jlllfly _ . planned during a recent ~ of tile jnnlar unit, American Lesion AuxlUary, ' '1 9 PRODUCE YELLOW ONIONS · ' ' .. ' 39$' �. -. · Ftumew . ll . Direct.Bidding News N· Works Best .Here lr Oswald & James Jacoby NOBTII By Mrs. Herbert Rouli Mr. and Mrs. · Jlm of Racine called If .AQT • QI2 tAQ9 evening on Mrs . Knightlng. Mr. and Mre. Vernon Rowe of New Brighton, Ps., took the fonner's mother, Mrs. Kale' . Rowe, and Ada on a visit I< Walker's Creek, Va. Tueaday, reU!rnln,g Friday. Mrs. Rowe .K6~3 WIST • JID93 .761 EAST .65U .At095 +10863 .J • 72 410052 SOIJTH (D) :en~~'!.~alhery~u=~ • KS .KJ3 tKJ51 4AQ87 North~South vulnerable West North l'.lot South IN.T. Peas 6 N.T. Pass " - certainly appreciated the visit. They also vlstled· Natural Bridge, Va., and relatives at Staunton, Va. Mr. and Mre. Lester Manuel and daughter of Logan spent a ~ Mr k d wl ... his wee en '" paren1a, · and Mrs. Paul ManueL u- u--ld La Mr · snd """· ""'" wson and baby .oI Letart ' W. Va ., SUnda wllhMr dMrs spent Y •sn · Charles LaWlOR and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel Pus Opening lead-• J Back in 1932 young Oswald married the tennis champion of Texas. Mary Zlta Jacoby had never layed bridge but wanted to earn and Jn order to teach his wife quickly he invented the point count no-trump. This' pic 1 u r e bid showed 5-3-3-2, H..l·Z or 4..1-ll-3 dis· tribution and from 1&.18 · · I. rds It b poiDIs m hlgn ca . 8· came lbe Standard Amerl· can no-trump and stiU Is. It is allo the JACOBY MOD· ERN Do-trump. ...... o•l• dlf'erence be· .1.~ ~ I· tween 1m Jacoby and uno Jacob:Lals that -e .no- pro vide I the doubleton may be Jx liB wen as Ax, lei: or Qs. In face we don't cqnalder it a capital crime to open one no-trump wllb a worlbless daubleton U you r. ' OP-EN EVE$. POMEROY,· •.. :1:~--~----'---;:__--"-'':-.:.·~---,........:;,.;:..J WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES ,,· ' Notice . 5 P.M. Dav Before Publlcat.lon HAYMAN'S AUCTION ·-GUAftAN:f.~l!lD­ '· tb.ie; Phone m-2oti 9-20-Utc Monday Deadline 9 o.m Laurel cun, now open ~· ch ------~o:--' ,. CanceLlation & Corrections F ld 1 1 Will be accoptocl unlil9 • .m. lor r ay O rece ve on- NAUGHAHYDE . living room Day of P ubll calion slgnmenls at 10 a.m. Auto I t L IAll""•• .,..lr' I' su Ite. like n'"' .,••so .. ' maple REGOLATIONS S ar lng at7 p.m. e IU& _. dlnelte .sel. Early American. The Publisher reserves the your merchandise. · Phone 992·2619 Mtwten 1 to S ' riOhl 1o eqll or re;ecl •nv ods . a,2t.tlc p.m. , •· 1 g~~~~:r w~f~:f~ :~:~Ponsf:,: ------~-,..;._ f.21--3fc called on Mrs. Vandora tor more thM one incorrect · Knigh~-. Saturday evening. lnserllon . WILL give plono leiiiOFisln 'my BUILDING ~OTS or trailer : P m p.m. k ·.,.. · - · :. i~~~;~~ "''• RATES home. Phone 992·3666: . space. On 1f!1W water .line, · • · DOZER Wor ''' "'·'"'e 9~·217 1• 11 Mrs. Herbert Roush c8lled on For w•nt Ad Service t.J6.1fc school bua ~ute, on county ·: P.1:J.IIc Mrs. Knlghllng Sunday. scen~\~~~,':r~h':,~~"J:.,' 110" - - - - - - - - - . , c:!~t ~~· 1 1 ::S't~l HARRISON'S TV AND AN· Mr . and Mrs. Everette 12 cents per . wJrd lhree • "' ,n "' • TENNA SERVICE PhDM -• ., conseculive ln,.,t;nn< CONNIE TEAFORD sWIIIIer colt 01esler·915-,Al97. 9 2, :t 992·2522. · NQTI~~ , Psrsons of roegley spent a . 11 cents per word Six con has Ioken ""'r!,c;r"'enLal •~c il-10.1fc .II .:; weokend with his motber, Mrs . .secullve lnser 'Ions. Mary June'a· utY Shpp --:--:-:--':-:::---: . . , LI~A'C110TICI Ruth Parsons, and Preston . 25 Rer cent Discount on paid starting Monday, Sept. 28. IRISH cobblliro and K.,nebee ~PTIC TANKS C1.1!1tNEif Dorothy hthryn ' Wfilttt P·-~· and Mrs. ~•-a Par- ads and ads paid wllhln 10 days. Take advantage of ou• "Get potatoes, ·charles Hilton, R bl t Ph · MIIOrtd 8ollo ¥fhltl w~ou --~ """' CARD OF THA.NKS Acquainted" 'f:eclalt $15 Portland Ohio Phcxoe 143easona . e ra es. one r~1dtnco(o)oro"'l<nowntt ,lht sons and Mark. Everette, & OBITUARY perm•nent for S 2,M •nd 0\lr - · ' . John ,Russell, c;.lllj)olll .j,46., ' Pltlntllf, end tho un)uulwnK !•Irs 'home, 11.50 for 50 word minimum . '~~~~' iN u '"""'' t-24-lltc 4782 a ter 5:30p.m. Of dtVIstnof Dorothy · IJJlryn . Rahw assisted by his brother, .Eoch eddiBIILoniN•DIwAoor•s 2c . $12.!0 permonent for $10. . .j.7-lfc . Whit;, 4KHS.... thO llnl!!llldow~ • .,_,loll pain'"" the •·"' of 9-27-<ltc · · holr,\ .or dwlltts Of M r-. ' . =--.,.....,.....,:.:;;..;;.;:...'"-7 ex~..or Addlllonal 25c Charge per ONE SET of gOCid fi'OI'k hone - · · Mill Iolii Whllo ...........-oojll' lll'• ;::._.. . . . - . his house qn Tanners Run. On Adverllsemenl. . c , harness. Mrs. Freda Frod<er, S~PTIC tanks clu""". • Ulli<llown heirs or 11¥11- of SI!WIHG MACHtfoiES.. ... lr Saturday Everette assisted Ills OFFICE HOURS , R. 1).. Mlnirsvllle. ""'"'" S.nllatton, Swart, Ohio. Pti. . M•rv "'""'"· doe••i111· ~lao imtlc<l, •l! -.s;: · . uo a.m. lo s'oo p.m. Dolly. WILL pick up merchandise and Olester 9ss.3578. 662·30:0. , kriowtt•el M.,r PI!>PI'!I, wiMIH Tlli · F•bo'lc( $)1Gp, 1 - • • fbrolherSiialnwlth !!da!!!~-ast·~ ;~~~r.:;~ 10 . 12:00 Noon. ·'~~~•g'~ ·~;~':. "C'alf . r.~ --::-:-:::=:::=:::-:--:--::·"=~:Jip . . "·'--4-. z.J2·U. Mr\'ll=~~·r.d t~~:r:,~~M. ·~~~ ~hiQI'I~!~$.t.IW,~; ormer ..,_ ...,......,, ~• Ads ctl R 111 d " .. telltnollc•fhitt.llitY.Il•••"""· ..,va~. _.,~"'!" ·~~ """''' bUlldJng at Antiquity. Phan'".'7~~ut>'f!"r, • D • 2TANSWORTH ~· "",.Unda· WHEEL,'· Hor~ · Sa leo and auol\f i ~J Dlr..ttOf !l!th· ~ ·', ,.. '.. .,, : • .,_.,.Jf.C, J ~by ~v ,. Pomtr-tJ·.No.. :Pomlror ••. ·a. ': o. ...E. J'I 1 LEGAL " " . n.. . \"" IJarrisonviUe f1.Ukio u::' t:'ft~~~ti N!';~. ~w~ !~~ Societv News convention in responding •· opening io-trumps. If yo';:' have never learned this t'Oil• ventlon it Is about time you did. There are innumerable versions of Stayman. The JACOBY MODERN version is one of the simplest. The ba s1c ldea of b Stayman is that the two-c 1u response to an opening no-trump is an artificial forcing bid and de. mands that partner rebid two diamonds if he doesn't have a maJ·or suit of four cards or '!lore. If he does have a maJor he rebids two in 11. If he has four cards in her"~- suestof ...... ,Mrs. RouBh, Saturday. Herbert Mark Parsona, 1100 of Mrs. Edna Parsons, ·Antiquity, en- tered Holler Medical Center for eye surgery. Roger Roush and Judy WUJWns visited Mr. and Mrs. Dans Lewis Saturday evening' at Clifton, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson, Wilda and <lndy, Mrs. Harold Lawson and Charles visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe Sunday ' . · -~ ----L'-·2_:~-ttc each. "'" • • M and"~ H D ~nL. of COW lth , If by I"• Pllone915'3301. . Mtlg:i ·. Count•, O~io,' to · •P·· •u:r· BILl! 1115111' ' '· lllld·""-- ' ~ """· · ·""""~of Help "'anted ?'t::C~ bullwcalf'ab0ul1 io . 5-20-lfc proprlllt •'•t.oll\ prol>~r!l "~nettled? . I;,>Sf''' ~; ·, were supper guea " · month• old. Phone 992·39>14. MR · (iON 1t 1ON 1NG; ~~r 1r.":.:~r"~4".'ivH.~H~ ••tara cau,: m: · his mother, Ava GOkey Sunday MAlo! OR woman 1o iubDiy 9·29·31c RlilriMfllllon ltrvtcs. Jac!<'a moklng, tiiii&Wil!:flon Ill"': lm· l!M6. o. ·; • J,-i '.> , · evening. ~onsumers with R•wlelgh Rofrlgor:atlon, New Hll-• .provo!rl'ttit·.o utott Ito~.• No·•.7, · •,. :. , . . >tfl.,~~ Mr. ond Mrs. Hobart Bry1011 Producto. Can 11rn S60 STEREO, Walnut flnl•"· f;,.,r Phone 882·2079. • liKIIon 6.:U,M•rea county •.Qftlo • LEGAL N"TIXE 1.<! ·. of Racine and Mr CliffOrd weekly part.llme, Sl!O and up speed Intermixed c'·1nger, ol+ttc' ond to ftx tho· vetuo of Mid . I! II ., ,. · . full· lime. Write Charlie Perin, four spYker IGUnd iYOiim. proplrty. J'ho property aoughl · . 110· ~ .:· 'Y''l, ·< 11 ~ 1 1 Cuckler of Pomeroy were w. T. Rawletgh co., P.o. Box Balance $61.89. Use our c. BRADFORD, Auctlto bo opproprlottd II mort the spoclllcoll~ doscrltod I I APPOINTMliNJ · '. calling on old friends in the 204, Chilli to , Oh)o Uto1, budgrt terms. II 992·3352. · Complete Service lolkiws< . . . " . Cose·.II.,JN72 villsge Friday. giving name, oddrno ond 9·29-<llt P110f109ol9·3821 Ll'!il . Wlll)oma Mrs. l.ollise GOkey and 1011 phone number. Racine, Ohio 9·29-ltc BEAUTIFUL E.,.ly American Crill Bradford Tad called on An GOkey Style, sleroo.radlo com. S.1·h. · Friday evening. EXPERIENCED beaSuthtclan, blo:J\IIoo,:speakerd• ~ & FM _ """TV ··•!!I_._ I Mr. Carlos cain had major Warner's Beauty oppe. ra o, spee c anger . . ATHERT..,... .,N .... on c Apply In person. Balance 111.61, Use our Servlcs: HeW Cllano'ill Ml&llr surgery. He is doing aa well as 9·29-llc ~udgel t•rma. Call 992·J3S2. . Tv s. Phone 1.11110 Bottom espected. · · ·_ , , · · . 9·29-<ltc ' ,U.U. · . . · ~·~~ ~. WOolfe Parions.Mr.sndMrs.Herberl Roush called at tile Parsona heme Friday evening. Mrs. Rulh ParsonawliB 1 guest at the .,____ •-Saturda ra'"'"'" '""""on y. Mr. and Mrs. Vern011 Rowe of New Brighton Pa Mrs Kate ' ·• •· Rowe and ~· - e dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Ama Wines and daughterut ~ Mr andMts Herbert.;,_.;..: • • ~· aod Roger, Judy WWiams, ·~· trytom~sevenbyputtlng alld Mn. ~U lloolh l!nd lbe ace of ~rta to lleep. flmlly, Mt. and Mrs• • ""-ybe be ~. Maybe . he Ro!tsh' and family, ~; Jim wtm'l, bulljl .lll1y -case slit Is Ccilnolly -alid lliian, Jilt. and ~' ···'"·- ~ , . ~ J . Mra. Randall Rober.ts aq~ .. No?d i"4~,..,. ,.. • family attend4id' a ~ 1 • ·,n . n party 1..- ·Mrs; Ef1n8 Roush • '!' , 'l f• llf • · ~ '-,,<·' . ~t ,1, .• gi~n by Mfi· G~ Shielda at hir hame •,!l!llllrdaY evenlnl. . f ·,, e. = 11 -·I v_.;,.:o..,,i; .' · <' • ..'ed 1·a,.. ·:·ro a.:~ "''•J.:.,·' • · • ' : ' ':'alf•lghlstl~l:w ''•an,d .ilg·.ze~ ·· .illll,gni!IV, Pay t~~sh or ·I!' Mrr~ .., ·"!'?"!If 1\hadi!l ;Z, terma..i!i~~· , 1¥1$. ' . '"". G~ Willllheir USEDateellrape, 111 ilf,-y~h/ .. .· .': :, .9,25-<ltc, · - . _ ., .. / <'·• ·. son, ~ ,00 family bl Cblrles~. Mr. Rbocles 11!11 ll ':'{ Make. ony a~, ,PI>clne I!LECTROLUI< 1 ·:j656. "' .!,. ,, :.- ~rge ·doluq new Cl!l'· . "., 9·29~31p. lll'.andMri.JamesPayneof O~Q UPRIGHT ~Janos, any ('nhvn'"la visited r$Uvet..... , 04'ndltlon, 1$ long as41ave nat ov~ lhe weekend. . i · Mri. Nora Jordan visi*!fber ft¥>1her, X.~ Wllson. ··: Mr. ond Mrs. M. A.,:Ki\ple were S.turday evening iiUitata of, Ava Glllaiy. ·, · ·The daughter of 1)\AAtha Hopldtta Gibson wu ~We · ~ . ' ·~,;:!: ..,"r/.'~ys"!4r.: pl~,up ..,01110· bjj dey. Write; giving • ~d recflons, Witten l'lon~ 1':;~. Box 111, 1 SardiSJ pl•te J;," r----..'-~~:.J.,.I----'-,· 1 '\ Mr. and Mrs. Ruse.e11 RouiJl 'll1e . Nancy, ,sharon, Clnily, De;t;{· Slellll AWns and ·Edward, and Ronnie Thursday ·~n ~dinner cues~~ of IIWDber lrlt. 81111 , Mrs. Suilday. Dan:a wllb --;;;;;;;;;HEi;-;_;~~~hed Diehl FURNISHED and A lar1e 111;"0:::';~~.delicious Lewla, Mrs. AncU l1ld Mrs. au.eU Rmtsh taken to and clildy were bl Psrkenburg Hotipltal by Monday nlaht 011 btllineu. Squad, , Mr. Reedsville CLEANEII ·~tc;ii'n:J~·:,;_ ""*· C<lm· PO!~"~!Olf::!Jr wlffl ~~-~~ IOC!Is ~~fl"~ il:.-:..= ;· cash or to;111j, Pllone 992·~· 9·25'61t .· · ;~~~~i:i~~ CROSSWORD "· ~Wry 4Ao1Pncl - ].lalllo · direction of ,. 2. lflclwler :£,;,.=·:tl~~: ;n;;;.il Ra.tryl ~, ' spent the Wllllama- ·· aL (8-.) (.AlloW ~~-= l.llunllb . T.Mnun•t · ] 11. Tum - lJ.IIIIIt li. Type ct ·- - .a, Oetexctle4: ' · . ' \ .. -~·". ' · P tOTS WITH att - ulllllltl.' Hl!llidayAiklnahom,Sundl!y. 9.25-<ltc Recent visitors of the M. A. FIElD grown chrysen· RHtrlcled sub dlvllton. 1'1 to Epples were Mr. and Mn.11411 EXPERIENCED selesman to lhemums and mums. .2-acre . lpfs. PhoM Chaster Boring of Columbua, Mr. aod manage ond work r011te. ABC Reynolds'· Flower Shop, 91J.l301, night 915-3302. Mrs T~ Dlml of Athena Cleaner&. Mssao, w. Va. 'Mason, W. Va. ·• -· 1+~ ' 9·21·1fC P.29·2tC and Mr. aod Mrs. Dano! Sanlng · . , , of Shade and Frank Epple of T•. './. IKhnlclon lor bench ~d SINGER . 5e¥ilng ,Machi"' "In · ............_. servlca cilia. Mull\ be .:.><· beaullfyl ·light (Ws~ad M""""''""'·. · · i''. perlance,d . Phonf Long ljiablner;: llkt new. ' Fully l(r. and;..,._ ~~!Jiark Boltctm 9~5-;t~Mf. ,. .. ,,~ulppad 19 do· "1· fancy attendelt !lie liOnf Iiiiis iD · •• ., 1 9+1fc . !eWI!l!l as welt 8s l!!f!lllllful faar_,. •flllleiDea-, -- •fh. Pllone 7'd.:J656. 9 29 31•' ·"Ria · stafe For Safi loa•• J,f · . , · . · . · . , ' i!&~W~:f#~~~tf:~ -,--~ .,, Ronnie Ru.aeU and Joan ,•Tiie blddinc hu been: Malluel a1a0 atfinded. 8.20.11t . • • Nortll ,, Eod &c:"lh Mrs. Tommy Manuel, . ,. · Tommy and Terry, apent OLO furniJure, dlo!las. You, South, ~ . Saturday afternoon with Mrs. llcids,,etc. Write M.D. •ActU ••uu ~~~ 4oQIII ,.;.. - - - - , . took pictures of ,.,. .• .,;...,8 Rt. 4 Pomeroy, Ohio. What do you do? . · •-• ......,..,.,, • ~..,. • """ 992-6271. A-Bid oae elodor.'ll'ou Mr. and r.frs ..Paul North and reai4ence . (now,·~·: , ode1 9. 11 po11111 -.~~n~ :tor 1be daugbter, Connie, and dallihter PI'OPIIi'IJl 1or the . · . of F -- R .. dou•let•a. lid •.·!'1•\ - . . of . Galllpolb . 'Je~e Sunday Georae ~ .poe~/ ! 01' 11" lboa one ol JOOII' lllelll ofMr, and Mrs. Herbert ·, Mr. and Mn. 'l':"'l&''Bfln8 3 ROOM unfur•lsho<l to ...,li!t lor luture Siyre,. '. . villlted Mrti. E!'l'l ~s:t; ~. men!. Pllone m.ma. · · • Dllln)' sa~ of Col~ Mr. and lftJ. ,lilJlrl tto TODAU'CI~N lpellt tile weebiJd wif!( lib spent tile'~ . ')(oDie TRAILER. Brown's tw!clu~'*t" d~ 8J'andpllntill, rMr; ~ ' Mn· ~_!llld:.~~ In ~~·Minersville. Phone now? · ,\ Herbert ~. f;ft; ~ ~· .. ··~,; : . • 'I'. . compa~tad .:pati~r~ to Ohio 1 ·;rom,~t~'tr*•.811fil of the ;;~~~~;~~ Unjver1l\J, Ath~nl, SUDda)' ·~Ill!~ .~ . , Mrs. WeU. w._,.l!e lias enrolled lor lilt otthe·Ciafence F.Nlmana whl!e ., ·"""""? o B,~~-~~~~~~~'l~~- : ~·~M"D''' ir'tW~·j:'l)~ " · wi~'- uncle, . Preston' w~ dinner ;:e: f the North has17 balanced points. There Is no need to use the Stayman convention since he does n~l hold a four· card major swt. Therefore, be doeS not need IO explore ault possibilities. He knows the partnership total li from · lb k 33-35; thaI 33 ts e ey DUm· ber for a small slam .and 37 the key number for a grand slam. He just blda siJ: no· trump. , South may fool. around imd t\::' '·29~31c · ~:~;r; ~~~~:;,,,~"3'~:0:~ if~M1i.~'i.~:5·'1,~~: ihs~ ' "'. ': .· \ :t;ot~; .}.; · 949 J, ~ nvalvtr 22. Oefter• . �. -. · Ftumew . ll . Direct.Bidding News N· Works Best .Here lr Oswald & James Jacoby NOBTII By Mrs. Herbert Rouli Mr. and Mrs. · Jlm of Racine called If .AQT • QI2 tAQ9 evening on Mrs . Knightlng. Mr. and Mre. Vernon Rowe of New Brighton, Ps., took the fonner's mother, Mrs. Kale' . Rowe, and Ada on a visit I< Walker's Creek, Va. Tueaday, reU!rnln,g Friday. Mrs. Rowe .K6~3 WIST • JID93 .761 EAST .65U .At095 +10863 .J • 72 410052 SOIJTH (D) :en~~'!.~alhery~u=~ • KS .KJ3 tKJ51 4AQ87 North~South vulnerable West North l'.lot South IN.T. Peas 6 N.T. Pass " - certainly appreciated the visit. They also vlstled· Natural Bridge, Va., and relatives at Staunton, Va. Mr. and Mre. Lester Manuel and daughter of Logan spent a ~ Mr k d wl ... his wee en '" paren1a, · and Mrs. Paul ManueL u- u--ld La Mr · snd """· ""'" wson and baby .oI Letart ' W. Va ., SUnda wllhMr dMrs spent Y •sn · Charles LaWlOR and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel Pus Opening lead-• J Back in 1932 young Oswald married the tennis champion of Texas. Mary Zlta Jacoby had never layed bridge but wanted to earn and Jn order to teach his wife quickly he invented the point count no-trump. This' pic 1 u r e bid showed 5-3-3-2, H..l·Z or 4..1-ll-3 dis· tribution and from 1&.18 · · I. rds It b poiDIs m hlgn ca . 8· came lbe Standard Amerl· can no-trump and stiU Is. It is allo the JACOBY MOD· ERN Do-trump. ...... o•l• dlf'erence be· .1.~ ~ I· tween 1m Jacoby and uno Jacob:Lals that -e .no- pro vide I the doubleton may be Jx liB wen as Ax, lei: or Qs. In face we don't cqnalder it a capital crime to open one no-trump wllb a worlbless daubleton U you r. ' OP-EN EVE$. POMEROY,· •.. :1:~--~----'---;:__--"-'':-.:.·~---,........:;,.;:..J WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES ,,· ' Notice . 5 P.M. Dav Before Publlcat.lon HAYMAN'S AUCTION ·-GUAftAN:f.~l!lD­ '· tb.ie; Phone m-2oti 9-20-Utc Monday Deadline 9 o.m Laurel cun, now open ~· ch ------~o:--' ,. CanceLlation & Corrections F ld 1 1 Will be accoptocl unlil9 • .m. lor r ay O rece ve on- NAUGHAHYDE . living room Day of P ubll calion slgnmenls at 10 a.m. Auto I t L IAll""•• .,..lr' I' su Ite. like n'"' .,••so .. ' maple REGOLATIONS S ar lng at7 p.m. e IU& _. dlnelte .sel. Early American. The Publisher reserves the your merchandise. · Phone 992·2619 Mtwten 1 to S ' riOhl 1o eqll or re;ecl •nv ods . a,2t.tlc p.m. , •· 1 g~~~~:r w~f~:f~ :~:~Ponsf:,: ------~-,..;._ f.21--3fc called on Mrs. Vandora tor more thM one incorrect · Knigh~-. Saturday evening. lnserllon . WILL give plono leiiiOFisln 'my BUILDING ~OTS or trailer : P m p.m. k ·.,.. · - · :. i~~~;~~ "''• RATES home. Phone 992·3666: . space. On 1f!1W water .line, · • · DOZER Wor ''' "'·'"'e 9~·217 1• 11 Mrs. Herbert Roush c8lled on For w•nt Ad Service t.J6.1fc school bua ~ute, on county ·: P.1:J.IIc Mrs. Knlghllng Sunday. scen~\~~~,':r~h':,~~"J:.,' 110" - - - - - - - - - . , c:!~t ~~· 1 1 ::S't~l HARRISON'S TV AND AN· Mr . and Mrs. Everette 12 cents per . wJrd lhree • "' ,n "' • TENNA SERVICE PhDM -• ., conseculive ln,.,t;nn< CONNIE TEAFORD sWIIIIer colt 01esler·915-,Al97. 9 2, :t 992·2522. · NQTI~~ , Psrsons of roegley spent a . 11 cents per word Six con has Ioken ""'r!,c;r"'enLal •~c il-10.1fc .II .:; weokend with his motber, Mrs . .secullve lnser 'Ions. Mary June'a· utY Shpp --:--:-:--':-:::---: . . , LI~A'C110TICI Ruth Parsons, and Preston . 25 Rer cent Discount on paid starting Monday, Sept. 28. IRISH cobblliro and K.,nebee ~PTIC TANKS C1.1!1tNEif Dorothy hthryn ' Wfilttt P·-~· and Mrs. ~•-a Par- ads and ads paid wllhln 10 days. Take advantage of ou• "Get potatoes, ·charles Hilton, R bl t Ph · MIIOrtd 8ollo ¥fhltl w~ou --~ """' CARD OF THA.NKS Acquainted" 'f:eclalt $15 Portland Ohio Phcxoe 143easona . e ra es. one r~1dtnco(o)oro"'l<nowntt ,lht sons and Mark. Everette, & OBITUARY perm•nent for S 2,M •nd 0\lr - · ' . John ,Russell, c;.lllj)olll .j,46., ' Pltlntllf, end tho un)uulwnK !•Irs 'home, 11.50 for 50 word minimum . '~~~~' iN u '"""'' t-24-lltc 4782 a ter 5:30p.m. Of dtVIstnof Dorothy · IJJlryn . Rahw assisted by his brother, .Eoch eddiBIILoniN•DIwAoor•s 2c . $12.!0 permonent for $10. . .j.7-lfc . Whit;, 4KHS.... thO llnl!!llldow~ • .,_,loll pain'"" the •·"' of 9-27-<ltc · · holr,\ .or dwlltts Of M r-. ' . =--.,.....,.....,:.:;;..;;.;:...'"-7 ex~..or Addlllonal 25c Charge per ONE SET of gOCid fi'OI'k hone - · · Mill Iolii Whllo ...........-oojll' lll'• ;::._.. . . . - . his house qn Tanners Run. On Adverllsemenl. . c , harness. Mrs. Freda Frod<er, S~PTIC tanks clu""". • Ulli<llown heirs or 11¥11- of SI!WIHG MACHtfoiES.. ... lr Saturday Everette assisted Ills OFFICE HOURS , R. 1).. Mlnirsvllle. ""'"'" S.nllatton, Swart, Ohio. Pti. . M•rv "'""'"· doe••i111· ~lao imtlc<l, •l! -.s;: · . uo a.m. lo s'oo p.m. Dolly. WILL pick up merchandise and Olester 9ss.3578. 662·30:0. , kriowtt•el M.,r PI!>PI'!I, wiMIH Tlli · F•bo'lc( $)1Gp, 1 - • • fbrolherSiialnwlth !!da!!!~-ast·~ ;~~~r.:;~ 10 . 12:00 Noon. ·'~~~•g'~ ·~;~':. "C'alf . r.~ --::-:-:::=:::=:::-:--:--::·"=~:Jip . . "·'--4-. z.J2·U. Mr\'ll=~~·r.d t~~:r:,~~M. ·~~~ ~hiQI'I~!~$.t.IW,~; ormer ..,_ ...,......,, ~• Ads ctl R 111 d " .. telltnollc•fhitt.llitY.Il•••"""· ..,va~. _.,~"'!" ·~~ """''' bUlldJng at Antiquity. Phan'".'7~~ut>'f!"r, • D • 2TANSWORTH ~· "",.Unda· WHEEL,'· Hor~ · Sa leo and auol\f i ~J Dlr..ttOf !l!th· ~ ·', ,.. '.. .,, : • .,_.,.Jf.C, J ~by ~v ,. Pomtr-tJ·.No.. :Pomlror ••. ·a. ': o. ...E. J'I 1 LEGAL " " . n.. . \"" IJarrisonviUe f1.Ukio u::' t:'ft~~~ti N!';~. ~w~ !~~ Societv News convention in responding •· opening io-trumps. If yo';:' have never learned this t'Oil• ventlon it Is about time you did. There are innumerable versions of Stayman. The JACOBY MODERN version is one of the simplest. The ba s1c ldea of b Stayman is that the two-c 1u response to an opening no-trump is an artificial forcing bid and de. mands that partner rebid two diamonds if he doesn't have a maJ·or suit of four cards or '!lore. If he does have a maJor he rebids two in 11. If he has four cards in her"~- suestof ...... ,Mrs. RouBh, Saturday. Herbert Mark Parsona, 1100 of Mrs. Edna Parsons, ·Antiquity, en- tered Holler Medical Center for eye surgery. Roger Roush and Judy WUJWns visited Mr. and Mrs. Dans Lewis Saturday evening' at Clifton, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson, Wilda and <lndy, Mrs. Harold Lawson and Charles visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe Sunday ' . · -~ ----L'-·2_:~-ttc each. "'" • • M and"~ H D ~nL. of COW lth , If by I"• Pllone915'3301. . Mtlg:i ·. Count•, O~io,' to · •P·· •u:r· BILl! 1115111' ' '· lllld·""-- ' ~ """· · ·""""~of Help "'anted ?'t::C~ bullwcalf'ab0ul1 io . 5-20-lfc proprlllt •'•t.oll\ prol>~r!l "~nettled? . I;,>Sf''' ~; ·, were supper guea " · month• old. Phone 992·39>14. MR · (iON 1t 1ON 1NG; ~~r 1r.":.:~r"~4".'ivH.~H~ ••tara cau,: m: · his mother, Ava GOkey Sunday MAlo! OR woman 1o iubDiy 9·29·31c RlilriMfllllon ltrvtcs. Jac!<'a moklng, tiiii&Wil!:flon Ill"': lm· l!M6. o. ·; • J,-i '.> , · evening. ~onsumers with R•wlelgh Rofrlgor:atlon, New Hll-• .provo!rl'ttit·.o utott Ito~.• No·•.7, · •,. :. , . . >tfl.,~~ Mr. ond Mrs. Hobart Bry1011 Producto. Can 11rn S60 STEREO, Walnut flnl•"· f;,.,r Phone 882·2079. • liKIIon 6.:U,M•rea county •.Qftlo • LEGAL N"TIXE 1.<! ·. of Racine and Mr CliffOrd weekly part.llme, Sl!O and up speed Intermixed c'·1nger, ol+ttc' ond to ftx tho· vetuo of Mid . I! II ., ,. · . full· lime. Write Charlie Perin, four spYker IGUnd iYOiim. proplrty. J'ho property aoughl · . 110· ~ .:· 'Y''l, ·< 11 ~ 1 1 Cuckler of Pomeroy were w. T. Rawletgh co., P.o. Box Balance $61.89. Use our c. BRADFORD, Auctlto bo opproprlottd II mort the spoclllcoll~ doscrltod I I APPOINTMliNJ · '. calling on old friends in the 204, Chilli to , Oh)o Uto1, budgrt terms. II 992·3352. · Complete Service lolkiws< . . . " . Cose·.II.,JN72 villsge Friday. giving name, oddrno ond 9·29-<llt P110f109ol9·3821 Ll'!il . Wlll)oma Mrs. l.ollise GOkey and 1011 phone number. Racine, Ohio 9·29-ltc BEAUTIFUL E.,.ly American Crill Bradford Tad called on An GOkey Style, sleroo.radlo com. S.1·h. · Friday evening. EXPERIENCED beaSuthtclan, blo:J\IIoo,:speakerd• ~ & FM _ """TV ··•!!I_._ I Mr. Carlos cain had major Warner's Beauty oppe. ra o, spee c anger . . ATHERT..,... .,N .... on c Apply In person. Balance 111.61, Use our Servlcs: HeW Cllano'ill Ml&llr surgery. He is doing aa well as 9·29-llc ~udgel t•rma. Call 992·J3S2. . Tv s. Phone 1.11110 Bottom espected. · · ·_ , , · · . 9·29-<ltc ' ,U.U. · . . · ~·~~ ~. WOolfe Parions.Mr.sndMrs.Herberl Roush called at tile Parsona heme Friday evening. Mrs. Rulh ParsonawliB 1 guest at the .,____ •-Saturda ra'"'"'" '""""on y. Mr. and Mrs. Vern011 Rowe of New Brighton Pa Mrs Kate ' ·• •· Rowe and ~· - e dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Ama Wines and daughterut ~ Mr andMts Herbert.;,_.;..: • • ~· aod Roger, Judy WWiams, ·~· trytom~sevenbyputtlng alld Mn. ~U lloolh l!nd lbe ace of ~rta to lleep. flmlly, Mt. and Mrs• • ""-ybe be ~. Maybe . he Ro!tsh' and family, ~; Jim wtm'l, bulljl .lll1y -case slit Is Ccilnolly -alid lliian, Jilt. and ~' ···'"·- ~ , . ~ J . Mra. Randall Rober.ts aq~ .. No?d i"4~,..,. ,.. • family attend4id' a ~ 1 • ·,n . n party 1..- ·Mrs; Ef1n8 Roush • '!' , 'l f• llf • · ~ '-,,<·' . ~t ,1, .• gi~n by Mfi· G~ Shielda at hir hame •,!l!llllrdaY evenlnl. . f ·,, e. = 11 -·I v_.;,.:o..,,i; .' · <' • ..'ed 1·a,.. ·:·ro a.:~ "''•J.:.,·' • · • ' : ' ':'alf•lghlstl~l:w ''•an,d .ilg·.ze~ ·· .illll,gni!IV, Pay t~~sh or ·I!' Mrr~ .., ·"!'?"!If 1\hadi!l ;Z, terma..i!i~~· , 1¥1$. ' . '"". G~ Willllheir USEDateellrape, 111 ilf,-y~h/ .. .· .': :, .9,25-<ltc, · - . _ ., .. / <'·• ·. son, ~ ,00 family bl Cblrles~. Mr. Rbocles 11!11 ll ':'{ Make. ony a~, ,PI>clne I!LECTROLUI< 1 ·:j656. "' .!,. ,, :.- ~rge ·doluq new Cl!l'· . "., 9·29~31p. lll'.andMri.JamesPayneof O~Q UPRIGHT ~Janos, any ('nhvn'"la visited r$Uvet..... , 04'ndltlon, 1$ long as41ave nat ov~ lhe weekend. . i · Mri. Nora Jordan visi*!fber ft¥>1her, X.~ Wllson. ··: Mr. ond Mrs. M. A.,:Ki\ple were S.turday evening iiUitata of, Ava Glllaiy. ·, · ·The daughter of 1)\AAtha Hopldtta Gibson wu ~We · ~ . ' ·~,;:!: ..,"r/.'~ys"!4r.: pl~,up ..,01110· bjj dey. Write; giving • ~d recflons, Witten l'lon~ 1':;~. Box 111, 1 SardiSJ pl•te J;," r----..'-~~:.J.,.I----'-,· 1 '\ Mr. and Mrs. Ruse.e11 RouiJl 'll1e . Nancy, ,sharon, Clnily, De;t;{· Slellll AWns and ·Edward, and Ronnie Thursday ·~n ~dinner cues~~ of IIWDber lrlt. 81111 , Mrs. Suilday. Dan:a wllb --;;;;;;;;;HEi;-;_;~~~hed Diehl FURNISHED and A lar1e 111;"0:::';~~.delicious Lewla, Mrs. AncU l1ld Mrs. au.eU Rmtsh taken to and clildy were bl Psrkenburg Hotipltal by Monday nlaht 011 btllineu. Squad, , Mr. Reedsville CLEANEII ·~tc;ii'n:J~·:,;_ ""*· C<lm· PO!~"~!Olf::!Jr wlffl ~~-~~ IOC!Is ~~fl"~ il:.-:..= ;· cash or to;111j, Pllone 992·~· 9·25'61t .· · ;~~~~i:i~~ CROSSWORD "· ~Wry 4Ao1Pncl - ].lalllo · direction of ,. 2. lflclwler :£,;,.=·:tl~~: ;n;;;.il Ra.tryl ~, ' spent the Wllllama- ·· aL (8-.) (.AlloW ~~-= l.llunllb . T.Mnun•t · ] 11. Tum - lJ.IIIIIt li. Type ct ·- - .a, Oetexctle4: ' · . ' \ .. -~·". ' · P tOTS WITH att - ulllllltl.' Hl!llidayAiklnahom,Sundl!y. 9.25-<ltc Recent visitors of the M. A. FIElD grown chrysen· RHtrlcled sub dlvllton. 1'1 to Epples were Mr. and Mn.11411 EXPERIENCED selesman to lhemums and mums. .2-acre . lpfs. PhoM Chaster Boring of Columbua, Mr. aod manage ond work r011te. ABC Reynolds'· Flower Shop, 91J.l301, night 915-3302. Mrs T~ Dlml of Athena Cleaner&. Mssao, w. Va. 'Mason, W. Va. ·• -· 1+~ ' 9·21·1fC P.29·2tC and Mr. aod Mrs. Dano! Sanlng · . , , of Shade and Frank Epple of T•. './. IKhnlclon lor bench ~d SINGER . 5e¥ilng ,Machi"' "In · ............_. servlca cilia. Mull\ be .:.><· beaullfyl ·light (Ws~ad M""""''""'·. · · i''. perlance,d . Phonf Long ljiablner;: llkt new. ' Fully l(r. and;..,._ ~~!Jiark Boltctm 9~5-;t~Mf. ,. .. ,,~ulppad 19 do· "1· fancy attendelt !lie liOnf Iiiiis iD · •• ., 1 9+1fc . !eWI!l!l as welt 8s l!!f!lllllful faar_,. •flllleiDea-, -- •fh. Pllone 7'd.:J656. 9 29 31•' ·"Ria · stafe For Safi loa•• J,f · . , · . · . · . , ' i!&~W~:f#~~~tf:~ -,--~ .,, Ronnie Ru.aeU and Joan ,•Tiie blddinc hu been: Malluel a1a0 atfinded. 8.20.11t . • • Nortll ,, Eod &c:"lh Mrs. Tommy Manuel, . ,. · Tommy and Terry, apent OLO furniJure, dlo!las. You, South, ~ . Saturday afternoon with Mrs. llcids,,etc. Write M.D. •ActU ••uu ~~~ 4oQIII ,.;.. - - - - , . took pictures of ,.,. .• .,;...,8 Rt. 4 Pomeroy, Ohio. What do you do? . · •-• ......,..,.,, • ~..,. • """ 992-6271. A-Bid oae elodor.'ll'ou Mr. and r.frs ..Paul North and reai4ence . (now,·~·: , ode1 9. 11 po11111 -.~~n~ :tor 1be daugbter, Connie, and dallihter PI'OPIIi'IJl 1or the . · . of F -- R .. dou•let•a. lid •.·!'1•\ - . . of . Galllpolb . 'Je~e Sunday Georae ~ .poe~/ ! 01' 11" lboa one ol JOOII' lllelll ofMr, and Mrs. Herbert ·, Mr. and Mn. 'l':"'l&''Bfln8 3 ROOM unfur•lsho<l to ...,li!t lor luture Siyre,. '. . villlted Mrti. E!'l'l ~s:t; ~. men!. Pllone m.ma. · · • Dllln)' sa~ of Col~ Mr. and lftJ. ,lilJlrl tto TODAU'CI~N lpellt tile weebiJd wif!( lib spent tile'~ . ')(oDie TRAILER. Brown's tw!clu~'*t" d~ 8J'andpllntill, rMr; ~ ' Mn· ~_!llld:.~~ In ~~·Minersville. Phone now? · ,\ Herbert ~. f;ft; ~ ~· .. ··~,; : . • 'I'. . compa~tad .:pati~r~ to Ohio 1 ·;rom,~t~'tr*•.811fil of the ;;~~~~;~~ Unjver1l\J, Ath~nl, SUDda)' ·~Ill!~ .~ . , Mrs. WeU. w._,.l!e lias enrolled lor lilt otthe·Ciafence F.Nlmana whl!e ., ·"""""? o B,~~-~~~~~~~'l~~- : ~·~M"D''' ir'tW~·j:'l)~ " · wi~'- uncle, . Preston' w~ dinner ;:e: f the North has17 balanced points. There Is no need to use the Stayman convention since he does n~l hold a four· card major swt. Therefore, be doeS not need IO explore ault possibilities. He knows the partnership total li from · lb k 33-35; thaI 33 ts e ey DUm· ber for a small slam .and 37 the key number for a grand slam. He just blda siJ: no· trump. , South may fool. around imd t\::' '·29~31c · ~:~;r; ~~~~:;,,,~"3'~:0:~ if~M1i.~'i.~:5·'1,~~: ihs~ ' "'. ': .· \ :t;ot~; .}.; · 949 J, ~ nvalvtr 22. Oefter• . �.. '\ l 1.970 Spo,nsop Equllmlent ThOII)POOD Run ·FIOIII'' and Four Injured in Racine . i Flllir WSOOS Jl'ere InJured In aquad. AU wtre treated IIICI a tlr~ aa:UW.t In Ra~. re~ exe~~>l Anna Oblll, Tuelda)' at 8:10p.m., the Meigs who was admitted. CouQI)i ·sberlff·s Depsrtment The Wickline car had beavy ~· . dluna8e and the M"-• Clarence Wickline, ._J:-. Racb)e, Rt 2, traveiiDg out on 1IIUiidiB Main -st., stopped at the In· • ·,.""'() • terMcUon of Main and Rt. 338 for a atop sip, tben pulled out Into the path of Kathy Oblll Fry, Racine, golnl north on 331. Anna ObUz, a passenger In tbe car, . . . of her Fry car was F'll'1fl A81UJ '·T_ •• :.. - '' Ill .a.ID.t.... Aaall utbJ8 P'/0.01, 1ntere11 and cCIIta, baa been flied In Meigs County Commlll Pleas Court by ~nl Pacldng suffered Co., .,. Wayne, Ind., against face. Mary lllarlea and Marpret· lll.aeU, ObiII ~ llhOck, and t1lel!!er. A ault (Or dlwtcl a11o . drlvet, a bump was .fUed . alld · . aitotber Ttnlgftt, S.pt. 2t PAINT WAGON .._.,. . . Holpor Admlsslm: Sl.OG Adulls, dOc •, : •, Clllldren SHOW STARTS7 P.M. ' .'!' ~Y• tlluildaY . · ~,='"' Tax Questions . Bolen. of .Dean. ' Kenneth Fair fnvlted . Fair Jordan. 12 . '• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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