https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4d66176d1384bb4a60063613f60b7d55.pdf 1858a0b520c64e6d192b34dd10a8f13e PDF Text Text ·, '(Juoow Now .... ......, ..., Tbe mcm npld blrllt-n&e de- e ,..,.. tllken place Ia Japu Ill rec:eDt ~ enttne •. 1-- loll' • tl!, J! c --Oct. 1, 196;;,;2----------------= --" .:! ..; r. ,.. - NO. 141 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, .Monday, September's Autb Accidents Break Record For 1962 ' I I I : -e !}.!.e. rJ.C .... .:> ~... ~ o~r: I' . eeeaalnll nil llllilly 111 lflC ud TIIIIIQ". Low tMWC, • ?. D,_,oted To The IIIIer_,. 0/ Th. Meit,.Jiaora bea VOL XIV ........ WEA1'HER elfle Ia reeorded lllltory II a • 1 ------------ -------- Blood Flows • Three accidents investigated over the weekend by the Ohio State J'atrol brought the September total of accidents to the highest monthly rate of 1962. · 1 There were 48 accidentS investigated during the month, ~~ 20 persons i~jured. The patrol made 135 arrests and ISsued 393 wntten warnings to drivers. There were two persons in· I ' I jured in an accident that took ,of Rt. 7. A car driven by Spenpl~ce at 4:35 p.m. Sunday on cer Sterna, 16, Rt. 1 Racine pullRt. 33 In Meigs county at a 'ed out of a private road and I .I point three miles north of the was struck by a car driven by . LAST APPEARANCE - Th~ ~e1gs County Court of Appeals, 1 to r, Judges WUft junction with Rt. 124. A c a r Donald Warehime Jr 10 Rt Iha:;' Bro;nC ~~ss county; William D. Radcliff, Pickway county (presiding Judge) driven by Douglas Moore, 17, 1 Gallipolis. Ster~ tali~ k, ~ ~n ame~ · 0 er, Lawrence county, sat for the last time as constituted Thursday Pomeroy, went out of control . the approaching Warehime car. m the Meigs County. Judg~ Radcliff retires next January. Arguments were heard OXFORD, Mtss. CUPI>-Negro on a curve and ran off the left IThere w a 5 medium ro rty ~rom attorney~ James. B. 0 Brien, and Bernard Fultz In two appeals. O'Brien argued James Meredith, registered today side and into a ditch doing damage. Sterns was ci~ pe to msufficie.nt ~v,Idence In the con.viction o~ Oba Douglas, Jr. of DWI. He also argued u a University of Mi.ui!llippi stuheavy damage to the car. The Meigs juvenile court on a charge Hugh Lelf!teit 5 appeal from a Jury verdict that found the Salisbury trustees already dent 011 8 campus guarded by driver and a passenger, San- of failure to yield right of way / ~1t met his dema~ds when a ro~d was relocated upon his lands. In the Douglas case 400 u.s. marahala and 1,000 feddra London, 17, Syracuse were Meigs county Sheriff Robert , . z argued t~e JUry hear~ tes~mony of all three occupants of the car and had the era! troops. treated for contusions at the Hartenbach also · investigated right t~ ~s~lieve Dougla~ dental he was the driver. In the Leifheit case, Fultz Entranes of the S.yearo()ld Air Meigs Memorial Hospital this accident 1 ~~g;e. t e JUry h~ the nght to believe the trustees' testimony that everything Force veteran as 8 atudeot at tbe 1 The driver of a car, Ri~hard i Four arres~ reported b the elt. demanded had ~ee~ done, and from Leifheit's own testimony, that rather all-white ICbool came under virNeal, 21, Gallipi>lis was slightly :patrol Included John Mi~hell, than bemg damag~td, Leifheit had been benefitted by the road. lual siege ronditiooa u frelb outinJun!~! In an accident that took 163, Middleport, cited to Meigs bursta of the rlotiDg that took two place at 5:55p.m. Saturday on:court Wednesday on speed e live~ aDd injured more than 75 Rt.. 7 a mile · above the Silver icharge, Elmer Pugh '¥1 Midspread to the dowlltown area. Brlc!ge•. He was driving southl'dleport, cited to M~igs' court !' A crowd of angry toWlllpeople and w~n be applied his brakes Wednesday charged with fall. · that had beeJJ throwing rocks and he slid into a car driven south 1ure to d I s p Ia y front license IJOP botles at troops iD the doiVIIby Georgi! Queen! 49, Gallipo-/plate; Donald Holley, 35, Glentown area wu broken up by a ' lis. There was mmor property wood, W, Va., cited to Gallipobarrage of tear gas. damage, and Neal sustained a lis court ·today on chlll'ge of ' At least ooe soldier wu reportbruised nose. . passing without assured clear A Stale welfare department tain a two hour reslatance rat· a complete new hea~ uiut at ed Injured in tbe downtAIWII riotThe third accident took place distance and James Will, 20, official this morning refused to ing and that door openingl shall the home instead of repairing ing. Tile crowd's fury waa heightat 3!15 p.m. Saturday on t h e I1Pomeroy, cited to Meigs court issue the county a license for be protected with fire resistant the one O:,w being used ened by tbe p!'flM!IlCe of Negro Gravel Hill Rd., 2.3 miles north Wednesda1 for no muffler. o~ratio~ of the Meigs county self closing doors. ' Attending the mee~, Still soldier& in the ranb of adv~- HOW'S THIS FOR YIELD? ..:... :More than 80 tomatoe. children s ~orne. Mrs. Dunbar denied the coun- In session at press time, were ing aoldier~ and a Negro aoldlel' on one plant. The variety Heinz 1370 showu here is 011e The Ohio Welfare Depart- ty ,commissioners a one-year li- Commissioners Avery Nelson, waa hit about tbe neck aDd shoul- of three promising varieties being ~ for mechanical ment representative, M~s. Myr- cense for the. home when she Don Mullen and Kenneth McEI- ders with a boUle. harvesting at the Wooster, Ohio Agricultural~ tl~ ~nbar• told the Me1gs com- was told that funds are n o t hinney, who was sworn in Fri- Before the order to fire the tear Station. Holding the plant are Marvin Gerdes (left) en• missioners that no new child- available at the present and day. ~~ w~ glvea an Army trucks gineer with the RMC Corporatio Hoope.rto 'm. ren, can be housed at the child- probably will not be next year willdlhield was shattered by large Dr. Wilbur 'Gould of the Station~ departme~t or' bo~ . . ren s home on Mulberry either. Mrs. Dunbar 88ld she rock and a IIWI I~ Clll • bal- culture. Jack Cleveland of the FMC Cor_poration il at the ~ NEW YORK (!JPI) - Longshorel!len from Mame to Heights until actio~ Is taken to could grant the privilege to oony to drop 8 bJS timber Clll ntrols of the tomato picker developed by his Texas wen! on stnke tqday after thell' contract expired Improve the heating system. commit new children if t be • paaalng truck:. iJ CODiplll1. at midnlg~ .. Less than 10 hours later, President Kenne- Mrs. Dunbar refused to issue Department of Industrial RelaTenr gas flowed eC1'0811 Court. dy invoked the Taft-H•1rtley law to send the nearly 90,· the license b!!cause of the in· tioDS ahoiald say the building Is house Square, wllere advancing Tile Sill Fralldla-Lol All000 dockers back to work. spectlon report of the Depart- safe Mrs Dunbar lllo -*eel lines of ~ had pimled tbe lea N tloaal Presidential pr~ss secretJry Pierre Salinger an- ment of -~ial Relatiu111, J!le· ~i.tonen to pt 6n e. '! rioters, 8lld cholting clouds of gu belq ~':' ~ -, · nounce~Uhat .Kennedy w~uld shortly announce tHe ap. S1Je Mi!l ,tb.at tbe 17 chlldreii tliiiate 'IOr 'the . lUUI •peel 111to lliora ti&7-TV ..,, 1 1 · ~i;tm~nJ of a board of mqufry to report on the dispute who are pr~tly .wards ol the •q,qgtv ~~~~ Shiat .....,...t . ·~·~JI'GIIl Jllores. ;:;:r-. ~~~ :.__ .· , . y u, s,..ay. children's -home WID llilt' be 1 ~be - " I" • • "'!!!'ICJ'II. Hl&b IChool clue their eyes ,tUihlng tears By mi~ iilD .... ,..._ .... • , - o· eo ' · Th6 aluioWicement was to be elation representing 145 steamship feet~:~~ by the license refusal t ~ tlllnltall ~~~ ~ the "Euteriler" mo111ing tfte ~ 81 b, eampua, leeead pia ~ ~R followed br· ap executtye order aDd stevedore firma affj!Cted, re. but no new children .c a n be 1f'/ annual ltaff were announced appeared to be under virtual mar- llln au·.f' m.~.:·wDi (elo • - : ' 1 halting .the LIV~ut for an ao.day jected union demands, saying housed there until the heatln( ~~·. llal law altbou&h there waa DO ,.., ......p.WedlleiiL If PI' PLE.ASANT . coollog off ptii'Jod. they would c:ost management an systell! situation Is _,...leil - • S4!nlor clljss officers a r e official _,A_Ation aay a · ......, ·· . The brief walkout paralyzed additional ISO million a year and re"""', · , ,Ric:llard Nease, president; Dru· .,.........,.. · tlllrd pme t, Deeded. B • ,. Ball, Jr., 23, ~ Grv¥e Willi lhipping II! portl along the Atlan· would bankrupt many NYSA :··Dunbar-~ ectioll sma. Wlll, vice-president· Ell- Truckload after truckload of ee,m. ,HRW.ed replar- dlulfd with clrivlac ....... .. tic and Gt,tlf roasts, stranding members. " DOl hamper th poulb~IJ. · een' Jlrannoll, seeretary,' a n d troops poured into . ~se play Sallday 1ritll ideldleal toslealed by tile Sberlfl't cleo' · ships at pl~a with cargoes still A key Issue in the dispute ties of floardiq cblldrf!n. . Jackie Frecker, treuurer. Fac- Square. Ten Army·heliroptera Cll" ltl.at rec:ordl. partment follllwing • two ell' unloaded. . . which has been 11110Uidem for She wu toW by . , eommltulty ~visors are Mrs. Allee cled ovemead. accideiJt Satardq D:ll a.a. 00 Route IIM~r v-.. Wll!iam V. Bradley, president over three montha ia 8 de!and sionen tha& It 1 Plf'lrl there 0Spl Nemre, :Jennie White and Anth~pwp FCII' AIUek • • of the IDterDBtlonal Longmore- by NYsA that work ganga be re- will be ao lllolley avaDable m ony Geunette. Soon after the tear gu attack Ball, tnvellaf narlh • men'a Association, announced .,._t duced from 20 men to groups of the imlllt!dlale flilDre to reFuneral arrangement. f o I' President of the Junior Class crowda began to n!-form 1u back Route 13, Will tffnJpHat til midnight that "the mandate or 8 to M each. Also at stake Is 8 pair the •Y81111! of heating. George A. Fife, 73, of 71 Mill- II Norma· 'Nichols; vice-presl- alleys to regroup for another at· • · PillS BDOtber narlh bouDd ell' the membership of no contract. wage demand by the JLA which The Departnleht _of Industr~al ereek Rd_., Galllpolis, who died dent, Lynda Lyons; 11ecretary, tack on the aoldierl. driveD by Edl• William a.,. no work, ~ now 1u effect. There asks premium pay of $6.06 per Relations report i8id in ijs list pus moriilng at 1 a.m. after a Janet Helzer, and treasurer Ia Before dawn 811111itary force of · re, 20, Letart &ute I and 1trua1t . Ia to be no work performed from hour for all work done between of reco',"lllendations of t h e week Ill Holzer Hospital wm Bob· Brown. Mrs. - Dorothy 2,600 was 011 the Oxford campus. . . mrrua!ML the froat fender Ill the ..,..., Maine to Brownsvllle, Texaa, un- the hours of three and six p. m. children a hollle thllt all heat- be announced' later. Micliael, Mn. Mary Jane Goe- Troops were colwerging from all Rich:ro Pickens, co vehicle the • prol.'elded . • til a favorable contract Is In~ apparatus shall be enclosed He had lived In Gallipolis for bel and 0. C. Bibbee are advl&- dlrectiona on the northern MissiB er' an Don Roach, A I b e r t the road aeveral mi1ll. ...... signed." . With walls and ceilings to· ob- the past three ' years, ~ a on. sippi town which had beeu the Roush, Phil Bradbury and Paul to a halt Ia a dlt.cb. '. Alexander P. Chopin, cbalriiWI Melga Memorial Hospital former resident of Cheshire rd 'ftteron Cruise Is president of home of the late Nobel Prize Greenlee of Feeney." Bennett Pl'opelt). damagtt to the ' - . of the New York Shipping Asso- Saturday Admissions - Robwas a retired NYC shop em: the sophomore claiiB with Gene winner, author William F8ullmer. ::· !~ ~· ~~ can WU •Hi!+lilll lit JIG , e~ Clmdiff, Columbus; Weslev ployee for 28 yean, a veteran Fields, vice-president; Connie About 1,600 . eombet-Nady sol· to attend the Fill Conferenc:! one Will iDJmecL Circle, Racine. • of World War I, aud 1 member Clark, secretary; and Nancy dlers and Ma_rines ~ alert across of the 8th District American Ball wu arralped . ..... . Saturday Discharges - Arof the Feeney Bennett Post ZWnbach, treasurer. Howard the state line m . Tamese_ee Legion. ' JUIIIlee 1'-. A. .. GGado · • · . • dith Barton, Pomeroy; E 11 a , 12&, American Legion. Parker and Bruce Knowles are crossed Into Mlsslulppl to re1n- 1be . win IRI ~ DWlellll16 ml Will 1f'/ID Hannun, Long Bottom · · advisors . force tbe beleaguered troop1 and meeting was held at tile fined • aa4 ..,., 1 1, **I 1J Sunday Admissions ..:_ Mrs. Activities for the flnt home- Re~·ls :!:iv~hll~ls ;lfe, ~dten lWDed IJnda Lar· marshals .It Oxford. Some of post home of Wellston Post No. to II houn Jill jail .... -JiMN Ronald Carr, Pomeroy; Doug- coming In the history of the ' . ' ary, kiDs, prestdent: Joan Davis, them, \lll!lll'ing Ranger Insignia, 371 • The Department Service revoUcl fat Ill """"ill . I Campus Is un·der Seige • I, '' Co m·tJODS . J l· j \ \ I I weIfare Off•IClaI Refuses T0 Issue permit• F-or .Home Longshoremen Are Target Of Taft•Hartley Ediet I, I ) ' I Eastern Names F•me DriVer !:..... : 0..:. Jn · f Ilili ,. T' Class Officers, --uai' Staf·f \ ar. i -}d "or \Var] Veteran o.·es 1 \v,....::.. Jn H •tat PartiCipate Jn : Fall Meetmg Planning First • B d 2Me1gs an S Homecmiung TrophieS at lnB~d-0-Rama ~~~~~~~omeroy; Julia IAl- =~"!rw~a~e~l~: ;~~~po:· ::C. J~ :!:e:;s1!:1 ~!,"olf~·~~: :"~~:!a!: :m::.d~ :::~~~\:':a;.u-the main wWgtiMCttiaiJII . Sunda . Dlschar ea - Adria 7 p.m. Tlluraday, October 4. lumbul, four grandchildren, a mrer. Advisors are Mrs. Avis Molotov oock:tall hurled at During the meeting Paul Gas- :Meip euli8ty ~ Two Mella !lQUnty h I g 11 Sayre, [yracuae. ~lores Ritch- T h e r e 'will be a parade bro:erMid~s, :t:>r:; !t!/• Frecker and Samuel weare. ooe of vehicles. ci of Drew WebsU; Post, Pom- find out bow ll,ledenJ, JllldJiet school bands, Rutland and Sou- le Lon Botto~. Malcom Roll· thrOugh town and return to the roa ' ew ~ . Annual staffers are Sharon Tan Prllaaera eroy was named u distriet order prlcin& ayllwiu affect. 1118)' Will 0 them Loeal, won awards Sat- I . urda)' at the Band-0-Rama held \ i In Marietta with 18 area bands pattlelpitlng. The Rutland lll8l'ChlDg band, directed by ·Roger Roush, was I \ I ~ ' -. ' given a aecond place trophy for Iii Jill:~ maneuvers, a fourth place 'tf()phy for field maneuvers, and the ~jorettes from Rutlancl Wnecl 1 fourth place trophy.: ' Southern Loeal High schjlol's blirjd Wiln ' thrtd place troPhies ~. Mid~eport. ' high sdtOol. Coach Bill Priddy Sunday Birth_ Mr. and Mn wtn have the football team put Ronaid Carr, Pomeroy, ~ ·on a demoD&tralion . of plays daughter. I · followed by a pep rilly. T h e . r~y will conclude with a bonfire. · DWORCE ASKED : . October 5, during the hlllf A peUiion for divorce wu f11.. time of the game, 'the queen ed Saturday in Melp common wUl be crowned. Mter the game pleas court hy Cbarles G. $tout there will be :c~anct Ill , the Long Bottom, route 2, against gym. '11tere w.ill be a· meeting Ev~lyn J. Stout, charglns gro&ll o: the ho~ commtttee neilect of duty and extrelmt Wednesday., pctobei 3, at 7:30 cruelty. One child Is involVed. p;m.at•thelilghschOOI. =. . ~n~r.~~~~ ·=~= 8 tile :S· :::!. S:~ Ch~~ Frecter, editor; Sue Ann My- Eigh~ prlsonera were P:~f.: chaimlan of ~ends ma/cait at::~. ers, UliiStant editor; Barbara :.:00~: ~eofa them Yanlis." · • · and lings Colta Funeral borne any- HW,· business manager; Peg- did not appear ~ beO:C,llege stutime. IY Hasbargen, sports editor; deota. · Mayford Hatrts, uslstant sports Two c1 the 11 prisoner& were ed~r; Mary Cameron llld Pat- sent to the hospital. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ty McGrath, photographers; and 'i'welve marsbals were either Saturday Admistdons - None. art editors are Ronald CUb· wounded or Injured, 111ree of them Saturday Dllcharges - Don- dollar and Peggy Amberger. seriOUJiy, and five aoldiera were na ' HiYmal1, Raclnt; Bertba Typists · will be Judy Conden, hurt. . . Meller; ~eport. Janet Bissell and Ronaleen Oil- MOlt of the wounc1a were caused ~y AdJill!"!cins '7' None. borne. ·Advlllbn are . Mrs. Jen- by br1cb and blowa with lengths ~Y D~bargea .... Jose- nie While and ·Anthony Gannet- of plift. But t11n were aome gun· P~ · Ha'Wk} LnagBottom. te. . •hotWOUIIJia. Babtv s· ,·tte·r'· ,.,ells J .. . . .1. ~ . i , .• . Three Jn: JUfe • dJn ·wreeks · · I . ·ed' 8 ·s· h riff ·o· · ·-~· 1 '-,~oor·n:·~uDu ' ~1f.O ~:::t=~rl.;tar= nvesttga~ . y .. e ' . 'J .LU.,4' ~Q 0 . =tie,J=Y:w;; . '.J t7 em LoCal awards. \ DAYTON !UPII-:FOl'llltl' City wit repor1ed lri!JSing by her f?~" .Later!they eold..Jhe ca' and bouilbt Gi'undiah aald tbe .girl loki him '11te Rutland majorettes are ColllllllaaiODer David Pottinger ler mother, Mn. S)>lvap (cq) Van- llllllliler 1u Baltimore, .')j(d~ '11ley t!tey. IOid llie bolt m Falmouth. Comie Wlll,la!D11 drum maj9r; aDC1 the bmilf• 17-year~ld baby- derWiel. reiumed to awo, stopping· in ,MaS.., tO Wasliington, D.C., Carol Floccari, Ann Weave~:, al'*"' 11*11 lilucb of tbe 41 dsya Pottinger ,iolt lilt le&t on tilt. OleVela'Dd, AkrCIII and 'Yot\'iploWD and Clll a elate she could Dot recall · Lll_ldiY ~· Sblrley Dugan lle .,_, 111118~ togetller1 DAyton eommiallon , enr\J .¥. mondf by ,to ·check: .on reportl ol ·th6ir ab- the~ JIArieil at a hus atatlon there: "\nl:l 'NII!ey. Pope, Dllljorettes. pollee tald Sunday night. virtue of a dt7· liwler pl'OVIIkm ~· · · · ' · · ShO said Potting• bought a ODt. !lotithem Local did not enter Detective Capt. Rlclwd. <Jrun-· ~ any ~ 8~t for five 'J:be girl nld 'that tlW Jll&bt i'ot-' way ~et lo Kiloicvllle, Teml., ' the lllijortttes .Judlinl. ··· dl'sh 111d ~~ Vander Wiel had CCIIIseeutl~ meetings without a • • :till!shed he ~ for Port and ~ ~re. . . ·Field' maneuvers for t h e ~eturned to 11er ·bome ~~~. $llbllrban Jilan!tt!On vacates His ..at. . CIIJitlm; ·Ohio, aear 'l'olello. 'tiro On sept. 17, POttinger wu fouild ' event ,.., belli at thtl ,ql\llllcl- Kettering lind IA!ld lu detail'' llow Grunclisli" said the gli>l related Dlgll~ later, ~I 111d, they lu &, dltclh at 'KJioalvlllt, coVered pal atsdlum. ·ftbri~'s H lg h llhe and tile 1&-year-oid lo.rmer tbia atdry: , ' . met , tn· SpriDgtHild. 'Pbliee nfchntll,' inud. He told autborilltl khool band wu bOat. A ~ city oflle.lal bad l(llllt the . time. ,J>vt.tlllger, and tbe girl left DBJ.tbe &1!'!. toliJ Jhem Pott!DIItt" ~ ~ be' l'llllemtiered nolhiDg aft. • ' Wa8 presented durinfr Uie cliy Pot!DI(• disappeared . . , a too In .• 'ear PottiD&er bought 1111' an 18,foot · ~~ at ..~ . M~ •• er .tl)ree 1qe0 clrqged. hkn from by tlie 8Sllt Air Foree B ~ n d. city """"')loalon ~ Au& 1, der aa a~ name in' Middle- for a1;9ut $1,ioo <die .~t re-. W, ~ here.· On ~ .1'1' S!Hr7l .rarllcfJ!atlng banda were lll!l'V• leaviD& a bloodatalned ear and- towD. '11leJo ~ for the Eut poNd titlli .fiilm the · ~ '1181 found . 'llltb ~ of ber eel an evelllng uieai at the Col- shoe !n 'tlle parking lot Olli cafe Coast where~; bought a· boat and Co. aie·tbe • ·• dfaap- fimll1'tr. Alexandria, Va., outllide .... Flild bouse. ..... 'DIIrti.afx Jioura Jatar Shel')'llnd eruiHd lu'Zalt Collt . . . . pe1r41cb.· . ,. . . ' ,WuJil!!ltoD, I . . the "Gifts f.or them by •Willi a •z z'h'l . at the Roct 8prf1Ca Graaa• BQVAD CALLD · HaB 1'uelldq C\IWIIt '-' at I 'Ibe .Middlepor>t ~ p.m. . . . cue squad was called a 7:46 p. ~~ Kepner, ut•NJL:m ~ m. Sunday for Georgie Pullilll, ~ IP"ClJ!list, 'wDl spea t64 Locust«, a ·1Dedical pat1e11t, Ill¥*~ to'(!. E. · BlatesJM, who Mill transported to RawJIDP- Melli i!oi!DlY ateo8ion ~ Coata amiJulaDCe and tben· to 'Die IDiellbg Ia ape11 18 IVCJ.Il PleasaDt ValleyiJOspltaJ, oqe. · · · · · ' • .t ' _; • ' ' • · • I • - ~theredanons.u!:;~ern: de~~ ln=ated~:: luckxuqg ~~ through =, · ~ ~tudents suffered !Do the accldenla SundAy that injured ~111 Moore, 17, of Pomethree periOIIS. roy Star toute, · wu taken to · Barbara Mae (Adams) Bush, ~ · Memorial hospital witb NEW CLAIMS DOWN 21, of Rt. 2, Racine, suffered lacerations of the left arm. Initial · claims ll1st week re- lacerations of the right .1e g MoQre's p.nger, Sandra L. ~eel by the Mtilga County when the car she wu driving London, Syrleule, was also tatBureau of Unemployment Coin- went OUt of control CRI Stale en to the ho8Pltal by the Pomepenaattnn were 47. Contlnnlnl Route 124 In Minersville at 8:35 n~y ~ency llflllad where claima .,ere za, mating a to- a.m. Sunday. She was take.n to abe ,... ~ted .ftlr Injuries to tiJ, of Jilt, One year ago the to- Ho17:«' hospital by her parents. her l~,·le(. , tal wu 111. 1'Jie department said the au· <>ff.letri ~d. Moore lost eon· to driven by Mrs. !!"sh hit a trol of. hLq auto a half m I I e ,. .,cAL TEMPS po~~ pole, then ran over an south of Amold'a store on Route 'l!le Mlllperature 1a Pomeroy'I eniblmtment. . 33, · in front of the W. A. MorbiJsiQel• cliltrlc:t at ll:IS a. m. At , 4:40 ~the department gan rieidedce. 'l1te auto, a 1161 1oc1a:, a 'il de(teN. with clear Javestigated 8Cddent on Ford; turned over on its left lklea. . 33 m Pomeroy a,lde, after Jearina the hi&h)ftl· c.atlnel1 011 Pap 2) - - - .. -. .... �• I • • • •• • .' Young Dri~ers Are Involved ' River Report Prl.- .. -.: effedive i • Kroger Priced Means Lower · Priced~:. Thanks to Kroger Volume ers res tbm ~.a., Oet. 6 Whole, IOOion... Top Value Stanopo ......... .-pM -~ , . , . . . . . , 2 pkgs. Chick.., a-, L.gs, Wings "' llacl<s Cut-up Fryers . . . .:.. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . •· l9c Ib. ·BreastS ............_.. Mo. 59C WIIIIJI ·-... lb. 19c L llad<a ....... lb. 10c egs . . . lb. 49( ..... Plus 100 T.V. Stwnpo with _,_ at right lb. ,ucH ·Hamlet Luncheon Meat ".:· Fortified Skim Milk .. .... ':.~· ,.,.., r, IJOCCOii, Pordhoot ...,._, O,...n hctft1, lrutHI Sprwk w .. . ... O.ry, ~ry, I~IMrr,, ~trc~wta.rrr Oct• ._ " " ................ ,..._ . 2 lk Kwick Kritp Sliced··- .......................... .. 5 • 20 oz. ....,_ 50 Banus Top Veil... StoMps -: tQns Kroger wtliN lrt.ad c..,_ ........ Blackbarry, Grape 4 10janoz. '$1 S.mucker s JeII"leScrabapple, Mix ar Match Star Kist Tuna . . . . . . . . chunk~~. .......... 3 ~~:2 $1 4 !:· $1 Tomato Juice family 49 .................. Taathpasta, Dilcaunt Sale ................. siu C Gleem Pickles . . . . . . . . . . . . . c ' w Whol• sweat ... ..........~2~z. 39c Uncle Sams. . . . . . . . . Laxatl•• cereal .............. 1:k;.L 27C ........:........... Kroger ... . (j: •\ ~~!.oz. 27c 1 Kroger Applesauce ........ ~: Avondale Peas ................... ":.• Kroger Evaporated Milk .:: for for K....... T- Klng-oiu 6 palco Caca Cola c...- ......_..... .,' . ' . "'. Oct, " 1tM 6 ~or S1· =:"" ......... ...,. .......... .......... ..,.w.. .., - ' .~c-..,.ca. c...- ......_ ..... o.. " , . •, . ' • .. ................... SOio-TopV......... 1\i A".... - .. - ___ ... _. 50 Banuo Top · 4 lb. I StaMps _ bat Applee _ GIIJ Yariety --'-'·""'"- THE CUP? · •••lallootl Flour,.... lu•tlllo• Colftt .. - 5•. boo 53c .Svb Ctfftt ........ - ...... .... "' $1.43 Tl!..,ax ............ . 31 .. , ... "" 99c Hc.•wrap ....... - - ..-... .. .. .. c .Pallladts ........ - U. S. No.1, J Size A •·........................... ' ' ............ ., $1.59 II• Sllvtr Dust ......... ,-· ....... $1.39 .... 41& Wisk ......................... ·-.............. 'if'~ 9k . ·-··' I lb. bag . Ironing loan! Covw "'"' ... $1 1 Wasil Basket ,. .. 2 .. $11 ' Rugs .__. ....... .,... ,. ... $1 ' . Carrots . .-.. . .-. 2:;..19c ,......,4 .-i Appll• • Mho: or . , Mich. Peat so:. 79c .. M IIIII . . ~ a.,.~~r~ · .......,_............ .. . .. .,,., O•rrlll Clntin ................ 2 * ftc Cider . . Mu••"····· ........ 79c w.,l Pll1llc Decntor Fl'llt ' •••r•~o ,,.,.,,., for · Oil! .... " - · . . , _ ' $1 ' .- A I . ' lb. ".. ' ' ' ' VELVEETA CHEESE, Reg. 97c --21111, 79c '. .~ ~ ..."- for . ..' •. t Bc;lnquet Dinners .......... Kroger Fruit Cocktail .... •:.•'" ... I Pear Ha ves _..... ~, I . • ' Freewax .:. . . . . . ~~~.!"tt'~osh~~-~~......... 99c Party Loaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . My.,... . . . . . :. . .- 1 ~~ 39c Bath Tissue . ---·--- ""•·· . . . . .-.·- 2,!::!' 89c Standard Catsup ....... Vac Pac Corn ...... .... w. w":' Eatmore Margarine . .. .... !. M Cht. 6, Ita will! ................... .. ......... Cauntry Club ...................... Northern Towels 3can• S1 2 ht ~ ...................... • - and shalled .................... .. I HuH and PuH .................. 1Oc 10 ~!oa $1 Hominy Avondale 8 '!:n~ $1 Beans Old Va. Jelly . . . . . . t,1.: :::. . . . . . . 4 ~~ 69c . .. . ... Country Club Beef Stew Chocolole and_ _ _ _ _· _ ~ Ch-• Bill • v- Lunch Box Snaps ..1 Cat Food . . . . . . . . . s.t.. Jji..._TopVahoeSt...,.. Mo. • Appl., Grtlpl to -. for '1 c...- ••,.... Campbell's Soup .... ·-- ....~.~ Cut Green Beans .. ~.~ ·":..""' s..-..... r.a... -.. ....\ .. •· Greens ........ .............. or !tal•• ..., 2~ _,_ . ·110 • . ,..._ ......... . . . . ., It ••. · - QtNM St... 69c · High Grade Wieners:~~~. 69c Leg 0' Lamb ...................... ·.. •·79c Spa~e Ribs Hon,..... D.;:-f""............. - ,. •· 10_... o. . ., 49 c· Boston RoD Roast·~ ..., .... 89c . u.. Ham ·~:::k 1 1.49c Ground Avondale Peaches c.,.n& ... Frozen Vegetables ~........... .. Kroger Je~!ies .......... .. 50 lonus Top Value Staonps • ·l;i·. I' �.............. , ·-·-·· .... . -·--· ........ " i I I ~ ... "> ,,. IOltl'iiW:ur • . , _ B OlddNI I .. _A¥11' WEIIf ·... - II! ''I• •.• 1:::-:~·:.~-' Nl!o;rl•M ·t.: .- ... -. "' .. . ' . r v . Giants, Dodgers Open National League Playoff Todax / Winner Of Three Game Set Meets Yankees In Series I - J I· \ Ko matter 'Jibt tl!e Ifill c1 the building job you plan, readf ml...t ooncrete Is the best foundatiGn fllr your construetlon. For the uni· form mh, npid service aad_low priWJ~ )'Oil want -Juit call on 1111 · 63 Oldsmobile .... ..,.,. GOEGLEI~~_!:MIX CO. THOSE SPARKIJNG ROCKET OLDSMOBILES KARR & YAH ZANDT MOTOR SALES . Pogo Stroot ) ·\ want•--' Got tile -~ ,,.. I 'I calf uo flnt \ Mlclcll...... n• 111. lnahun77n. -~~ ECONOMY SAVINGS & lOAN COMPANT 300 w. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, f'llmelosr S8IYi<;ll. ~ -- ~a4.a•tirtt _.......... . Only291UA.Ft. ........ & . . .... Eagles Maul Browns 35-7 . Cowboy• aurprlsai See ln,e!, For Iti08.4JI'K Rami, 2'7~17. Ill two pmu thM ~t mor~ lese accordinR to form, the York G1untll lefeated the burK St<elers, 31-27, and Fr.ancltcO Forty Nlnets ed tbelt sea.,..·s first · Tht whll COIIld bo VOIIIIderod •,,""" I defeating the Mlooesota I day. He caniec1 the baD 12 ' 11 2I-?. Minnesota and [A)J but pJnod onb' II yll'dl. AI are the NFJ.'o only WAJ.L.TO.WALL ' CLEVELAND <DPI) Cleveland Browu wtrt t<> hove a wall-bolanood hut !10 far th~ . .1100 )'OU pruvu lt. ~; ' pager, however, Brown hit without a vlet.ory. Renfro for a 28-yard effort in A11 a re1ult of an Jecond quarter. lnellkdown, the !lrownt will The Ealla thalk«< up to stase 1 whirlwind effort ;yards to 2SO tor the Bwwn1. remainder ol tho oUll')'OIIIII ,.. MII'VO!ouo Milt Plwa ol Cite aon If they bave any tltlt 11plr- troJt Llona and Bal- ract~. the """""' ~l1hll Eagleo 1<01'«1 lhelt 'llrll - cloee tbolboa• pnwed aool linedlJuVouo lland yelr by crulihl"l 10 -._ ..., ~~~;~, wbo hod won live iltrallbt PhtbiU. l8mtl the ' - ' lbe - beellnJ tho - Yorlr Gllllll. you After the 8UM wu ovtr. 1 deJected e-ll Pllllllmnl, .. ...,. menllnJ .., ,tlfo .... IIIIo otond ell the hook. n doeo _ . , . to o loom wbeo JOU &et 88 -IIIDIIJ IJilo tjlat and dou't IClOI"'o" ~ "We let them ' . ' '!'l1o llnJ\mo .... tilloo ... 8uodq Ill • homo ..... B"""' hu 1101 IDdl<*d ""'k 1\yaa ..tU 1!11!1 the 1'111"'1 ~ . . .,.a.oil WY2·2tn.- ............ ' 1 "Ill to w.u, 1211$ - 1211111:1118 - .u Wo .till Pllldlq ••• LGAM-El PLAY THE BLUE FLAME ; ·, POl ONLY LONDON ~~~~~~ prize PARIS • •a To 1111U .W ........... • . . Madill J..l3 hlata6ll C . . *=!:I'll tlljJDin .........,..,... . . . . lt.~llllilitlllt C . . . thlt dlwelll!pllt& OWD . . ill ·' Far more families wear clothes .! 50 FOURTH PRIZES r.. - J. Hdi toutth llir!Hr, • 2J, ~ ......... ' lliiCt .. al ""' Klnt" hMt•mlll.o ill& QlllllftWIN, city of colorful traditions t R- by 1WA .t.t. 1 Stty •1111• '"-rk ...... city of beauty and charm • IDieu till CllaMII ~ TWA .lit. Hot.r. I Shy II till Grtnd Hot.!. • Silht- II: 1M l.owN. tht C.thedttl fl • Enjoy 1 ll&hltMint tour to thl TOIIHir of L • OM, tht GuikthtH, thl Netlcntl Gtlllfy, the ~ N41aeulll, lt . .lamM'I Par~ llli t4Jdl . Holte Dame. Ntpoleon'l Tomb. S.. kMIJ boulmlldl tncl bu lldinp ..:I IMIIf flllntt .r intu.nt. ~. Ill Ttltill 10 1 Ltll'ldcla-b,·Niaf\1: lOur, IIH:Iu&flnt I Enjoy Ill -.dina• . . N.Uur. tnd tw1;1 liiiMUI ["filM ,.... t•elll~l ~toe~ • PMII·bJ·fllltht tcMtr, .. u. ftiMIII "Lilfo," ·4-dar New York City HoHday fa/2 • Fir br TW~ Itt. • Stir •t thl flbtlloul WaldiM'f-AIIIIlria. ' • s... !)It ~~ show. I DIM at I atamorolll llilht dub-Mt • llll'llftoor . .. ttt. workl·ll"'lllll Radio City Mu~ HaM: • s.. ~ • E!!M 1 UNhd, MlliOM .... PLUS $200 CASH FOR ..EXTRAS"l .~ IIIII' dlra .. ' All ... ... lttractM c.oll· - ...., 100 FIFTH PRIZES· • wtwHJC .of....,.. llld·HM pltcl fir ~ ' .' OM Mlwdred 1962 ..itiDII dried by ~·=::c,~!~.~:: bltllf .... ~ ....... . '' ELECTRIC DRYERS Girl.. either the first or second prize winner has accepted 'delivery · ~ Gold star Aw~rd Giaa!s~::!dlriB~ the ~test BONUS PRIZE: IIperiod jSeptember 16 to Octcibor 31, 19621. the· tun purchase price of the range w•U be re .. . . ------------------------------------------------~. GET YOUR BFTG ENTRY FORM WITH COMPLETE RULES TODAY.FROM I'IGRTER IMPliOVEI LOW BOOT . LOS ANGELES <UPH - Fllb~ " \ ANY BLUE FLAME TRAVEL GAME PARTICIPATING GAS APPLIANCE DEALER. FILL OUT THE FORM ACCORDING TO I~STRUCTfONS ON THE BACK AND DEPOSIT IT AT THE STQRE. There is nothing to buy! -------.... Alojallllrll Lavoranle today ..encouraging'' lips fll but sUD had . from • llkloy ....... The A1'(0IIiiDe boar VA. ~~- QIICOIIICIOIIO Sept. tl 1n ~-"!"'"~~~-- lbe lixth "' • flaht· ,_· ··.'PICKENS HARDWARE 1,\ASON, '' Vf. IJolmOiy !Uailll•• O~Jmp)e By V,ogue than any other kind .•...•• Thlo ehoe boa Cilet ""' boo! 1oo1< for fill. Gathered front IDd hilb bact. Blaok lealber, Sluo 4-10. '5.99 llenUH FLAMELESS ELI!CTAIC DRYIR8 THE SHOE BOX saw dollars ••. not pennies! MIDOLIPOIT . your frlenclo· anol rol1o GAJi •' ...... .. . . HIIONSfVEI _..·""""•• tn.t.t ............. ofll .. -~MIW MmNM'hC ll.ftNMitM M1M IWQ. C11111b. . . CMtrW Mt - tMIPIIIWrt tD llllp ,.. .. .., ............. lfllllllfeOOklnl. ...-a._ ..."""" ...., ...... ................... llftU IIMIMGI ~ o.t AltociMIM . . ~ ... ~01 1M ·~ hilt fi'MI turMd ol OurlltR to "'"" up lht t.ltcher\. UIElDIIIH A.B.A. ~ . Ill• .......... 11auton'lllk:lllf. ~- SpMd ~to ltrell'll~ .. tep bllmer II. .-Ill• kinde. More modem. Comfortitti!Y oole. So Pllila·ID- daiMo. .,_ or .u. they .... don.... ""* ponniao, 11oco- ..• 1. Tholr oriJbW 01181 fi ·.J:mach u No 1a1 than tile Jlliet af .u. ~ af ~ Thill aaving alone would pay aU~ . . . fclr _ . . t. lnltallation and maiutentnca eon Je-. ftare'a aalJ a .,..,...,. r.- working porta. L Yoa ave """" you.,cb:y. Gentle ..r..trlc cb7lal pwlxp ... lire af upollliw clothea._ 1"REE HOME TRIAL , All: your modent oppli- ..... to inotall a 8ameleae electric dryer in youi """'" fAir a/IW lriaL 'n.a ,_ ba tba judpl Call your dOiller ~· Itt lllllfll ...lnU WIIIL ' UIUI 1110111 Gill II UMC1 .,... lhen MJ' ...,.... ..... ttw cookintUWGP LA,Tt,.. ~illll . Tl Winter- • ._HOUHk~DNJtaMit....;..,.... Awttd Qn R.n..• "'" "fMII tiM GOCI8 HWM> G411rlnty SML ~~ biUI ....... a. ....... Clfl). " Mitii'M tulllf!NI.... .. t~~~tt~nl '·o . · ,\E mol ,....,.,ltfoll, HrAf¥' nutMO·RR dl•"ltn for IJIHI·anlnr:. litr.Mn ""*"'n1. Bkk Mill tldt 11411t111 ot ,.,.. I . ""='•• - dryem - the ....helminl claoleo of_._ ..._ wlv•-and cost-<loll8cious haoboudo. .Bioclrio clryem""' •'"-ll>oaolbr -------------------------..---~------~~~~~,,.--~ READ THESE CLUES. . Your BLUE FLAME TRAVEL tPonsors are: ". · They'll help. you in comp/etifll your BFTG entry form. ........fM-A-Danttt Olllf .... tt.w AWIIW'II 8K ..... llloott lt. Tun~~ 1tHH 11J1 lind dootwflrf Mllillllll...., plllltnd 1*1 . . .~ vttntll'1 . . . ,ltl<I.Akl1 Ontr ...... Gil .,..,_. ..... , . "1,000 IIII'J r- ..... .,._ INITALLID ln1•la Fumltul'l, Mlddlepart, WY 2-2635 25 THIRD PRIZES · 10 GLORIOUS DAYS IN *266·00 NEW GOLD STAR GAS RANGES HAVE EVERYTHiNG! tlv01 to havt oxtro _ , . Wo oro holcf. lllf a big fall LQ'AfM.T':'ON• moklng quick personal IOano .hori ovory doy. , ••• tho ··~· etun up' bllli•.l'uy tooh l>l'ltlnt. Ho.. ewrythlne In - plo.._ HO¥e moro money for you...tf. Only o omall part of your pay chock ....,. the .....thly P!'Yf\MIII• E~ If yeu IIOW hov• a INn wo IHI - con holp you, Phone uo lor foot opprovol. THE CITY LOAN r. Savings c,., 125 E. Moln StrMI, Phone l&id: duU-. a-. . ---·····-------·--·---··········-···--··--··--- by -•wlli01 • GHISTIIt, OHIO ' ~fl. ond - BAUM LUMBER CO. The 'lblo - CARPBING, •• I 'I 177 PRIZES atlono. T11lor of lbe Grtm .811 In three _ .. to dlto. two of hovo Ill up o Notloool 11 Datur-'" tor Dat. which went into the 1oalnl' aate· gory, Ctavelallll hal IOOI'ttl only ""'ukl dlolract moro 40 polnlo. low, oporto u• l.u..Uon The Brown• hll a new low IIUJJo blllball World Serlet. day 11 the Philadelphia hll,., The elwnflon Paclrarl at!d lacing oblivion In lbo dlvlolon clarll ..,t ~eod alter drapplnllbelr first lwo Boy In an earl)o • ";:o,'!l -...:::::~ ..... put otl • ...... - · · bot- lbe ' 1how to overwhelm h Brawnt, team1 wJtb .,tleu 1-0 M-1. Allll oil Sllllday'l perlorTbe blgeot lnltlbla lor 1be lbe ,....., oould be Ia Brown• deloulvo lllllll .., o lot oflroublo In copln1 with opeedoter ,......., 14<01nold. wbo "newlY dlooonrod" <aught olx lor 140 yardo aatlllfl', and one loualldown. Plum ~"''""' lor two llrtt-haU N......,_w Not . Bijl!ll hi leadinll lbe Llo111 ~lao oioftlrlbullnll lll'tlt/)' to I vfclory ,;.,. )be .p,.._ poor -no· ol!lllllvt oliow vlously uubeatee Co1t1. quarterbacll Jim IIIMwUI. who lhawtd bo aloo boa a pair clicked ~ oely of II "'"" lfll, tao, ho riOOCI 4t lor 10 yiirlll. · ocr1ra111q1 lor 1 JIHhW Nlnowokl, libl"lllod .111 o tolbe lhlftl -~d. a...tr-MIIetl which _. IIIII Phtlll to Taylor, oll'f1IDIIbo c.ltN fiMI WNte howe...-, hu bola hi--' IDod wllllt Paul ll<iio<ung J lor A Limited Time Injuries. lit Ill. ti Jam'IIOCI with a PI!IJecl on hlo lllrowtq bond and a1oo • boiled hlo --~ _ .. ...,,. ""'' olrolood Jmto, · thno touohdowns In 0 · 'fW·IIAIIJ $1.l2 por 11lion on ' Frank ·a ,-, obe obtolnod to b' 11111 __. rout o1 lbe alllltady-Mixod Colon ond 1wap, took ovw the Bean. w.ho lito wtlllt tDto the Similar Reduction oR more than late In the ,,.,., Ulldof..ted. , , . . 1,000 MAE$TRcfCul\\!fl Coiii!'J . The lllmt,. po1t11 to tho """""· '1'11.,. were three blg up..ta on · however came Ill tho lint Sunday'o PJ'OIIl'lln- The Wuhinger. , .0. ltedakloo, pore!llllol potoleo, Tht Brownt pi tho ball 111 1be IOOI'ttl tholr IOCOIXI •kllr7 Ito three.,.onl line an otttmptod with ooe tle) 1o beeiiDi tho punt wont 0011', ond dooplt. lour Conltoolo, II • 14, ond etrortt. tlw!y faUed to lOON. malned on top al the Ea1tara. villon ' ., ftiMI uva .,.... 'iUcmiiCALLY . TIM~ HARDWARE ..._., ., . - ''. II �( ~-- ·'Meigs-Mason [ , I CUSTOM CORN PICKING. Jameo "Commg Events Halloo . Fivo Poinll, I mile oU Z ~~~~Se~n~t!n~e~l,~=~~~~::o.:.·~Or::t.~l~,_:19~6,12 (18) WANT ADS EMPLOYMENT WANnD >W SIJ•eol. Asoi>llnl hoNIOOI wm bo Walter Ha)'OI and Mrs. 0.- - Hospital News ""· vid EntsmlDg<or. 'llleodoruo Council Daughters of Ameri"" -.ill met Monday at 7,30 p. m . at the JOOF Hall . All ofW1 Entered Hospital ct'rs and the team are requested Among those who enter! d Club to be preoent. The checter wilt be Holzec hospital over the w..k. Three Charged Jn Mason W"th 1 ' GfaDdLafCCDY . Rt. 7, Phone WY S-a673. ' OCT 1 _ _ _ 1 12 30tp The Middle rt. Gardea EMPLOYMENT wanted by yo~g ill rneet M poda October 1 t draped Ill. memory of Margaret end were : SUnday - 0 scar 1 man aged 21. High school edu· . ~e home ot~r?.' Ray Heeo~ Swatze.l and Emma C~to. _Plans Collins, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT_ Three percation, ~.·ompleted military obli- Mill Street. Assisting hostesses ! will be made ror . par_UcJpat~g ~t Qlarles E. Paxton, Rt. 2 GaUl- sons were arrested on grand g•ions, married. Willing to will be Mrs . Welter Hayes and the Booster m{'e!lng m Galhpolis, ~lis, Mrs . Rachel Mossman, larceny warrants by the State 1 FOR COtiSISTENT DEPENDABLE Re5UL TS RATES 4 W' :n,l r ? n l~ per word . one Insertion Minimum cb.n &e~ ~ H t'f"f11! per word for three eonserutive in&ertions. M"Cial - one month [or 30 ~nt! per word . '-• Pleuul VIner Jloopllll t.DMITI'ED: Mn. "'""""' lllgJey, !lldweU; Mrt. BriiD Rollins, ~; Samuel MeCiar)' a Evans; Mrs. George McCoy, Pt. Pleasanl; Mrs. Ireile Koof• . Mrs c kh roo am ServJ.~eS • Held Jn' Chnrch _ I ~ 1 __ I t:· E. 1 I 1 I LegaJ No liCe 0;1 o:::HWAYl 0 I Mi·l _ '!' { W I ' '· " I 1 [)110 , th• ., Whr Pay More? th• loti ---I 18 nnt. 00 N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. •=•- 81 JUCJ[ DU BROW ww·k and bato the cblklren !hoy I . . . . I I I. ~"'-nnel Swha: Ernest liu:Joctrlaatloa lhewa Borgnine ~uesta on Perry CO'mo'i There w~ some frightening NiBC·TV show Nov. 7... .Peter moments as the constant, antl-1Falk. and Duke J::Jllngtun join Ameriean pollUcal 1Qdoctrination Edie Adams on her ABC-TV speWD.!I shown friibten!ns in tht cia! Oct. 23 ... · the Tobacco m· sense tOOt ftne young minds were dustry is fuming at the recent being warped subny despite their "CBS Reports" program about efficiency. sm(lking and health. In .one seguence, 6 sixth grade Lucille Ball get.a a reported Enghsh teacher ordered a aong S100,000 for appearln& with Danny about tht> American unemployed, Kaye on hll Nov. 11 NBC-TV 6peand the c~ildren dutifully sang cial; Kaye supposedly sot $500.000 the old depreulon--year• tune, to put on the one-hour show and "Brother, Can You Spare A pay for i~ ,.. Harpo Marx. stars Dime?" on ABC-TV'i "Mr. Smith Goea T~ In another sequent-e. there was Washington"' Oct. 20. tbis lesson rrom 1:1 seventh grade NBC-TV hopes to film a tour English textbook: "Not all chi!- of the Kremlin; and the shuw dren in capitalistic eountries can business tra'de paper "Variety" go W !chool. Many parents are ••Y• "it 'a con1idered possible too too poor to send their children that Mrs. Khrushchev will serve t.bere. Oftton children do not like as hostess" ., . ABC-TV is (.'\ln· sohool because in 10me countries cerned about tha relatively poor teachers lltill beat the children. ratings of Tenn11see Ernie Ford's Somettmea teachen hate their daytime •how, stale. ___';===========,; Mar kel Report REmw''"*'*s ......I HOLLYWOOD UPl - 1J> Frl· must leacb." day nllht'a ABC-TV docWl1111tory Wltbout preachin& about Johnoboul Sovl!t educauoo, fll01e~ In ny and Ivan, 1ho proirom •imply Moacow, the narrator noted. that showed that many Russian chll~ntn had three word• that make dren learn English (rum thtt first ADit tvtl&l for Americana: grade. Children ol uny nation are ' 'study, study, study.'' · &cene-lltealen, and tbs Soviet The powerfLtl and restrained one youngsten certainly were that a• hour Protrlm - preaented on the they recited 1n En&lllh IJI cJa•aSoll and Hl>welt "Ckloe Up!'' ae- 1ono toiling about the otory "While tin - wifely poided qut~Jtiona· Fana:" by the Americau Writer ble comparilo111 and solemn :Jack Londori. wamillga, but Jllustrated forceful. I Soviet Efttdelloy Shoo ly bow thit .emphesta on ttudy l• l ABC-TV admittedly dOOID'l helping ~~ set maximllll UH know if lt was permitted to relrocn iP basle touree: youth. port on average or 1uperior atu· The reiUlt waa a notabie !dents, but it really doem't ma~ lc~ieve~ent : an Am~ricJjll film 'ter. There 11 enough proof of Sovlrit ins1de Soviet pr1mary, sec- viet efficiellcy - and warnina:s by ondary, trade and boarding auch per110ni .aa forme. President ~<:boola, reported without preju· Dwijht Ei11enhower; aruJ:· after diet <W a_ullibility - ~owing a ,.Jl, we are interested in o~tdoing &ystem with ~th efficiency and , Russia's best products, not Ita on a human leve1 , weakDess as worst. the individual is geared to the I :m ·, Cuckler Realty TV IN ' . .......~~ #>'·•· :•.,;.;il!.t~w:t ~~-">\"( ~'11<>(·~¥.MIIi~~ er, Pt. Pleuaot. · DISCHARGED' Mrs. Harold Greene, BidWelli · Georwe I.A.wson , Racine; Mrs. DeUlah ·Bteelt Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Keltb Roble and daughter, Bid~ell: Dale full rate o( 4 cents per word will be char&ed for adlef!.rn any occupation. Ph. WY 2- The Pomeroy Garden club wiJI[~ober 31. Rio Grande, Mrs. OarnU L. Pollee and SherHrs department Wood, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Ash\I · t 1 ~ tng if not paid within lO daYs after receivin& bill. 1 9 ~5180. __ 'Il_~~ meet MonCay at 2 p. m. et the OCT. Boosters Canaday, Rt. 1 Northup,_ Phil-- during the weekend. Wllllam vUle G~ver, Henderson; Char•·:rrors in Adve-rtising-Should be reportf'd immediately . HOUSE WORK and t hild care lhvme of Mu. J . w. M cMurray ! A The_ i:mer~ :~the' regu lip M. Roberts, Rt. 1 BadweU, B. Cogor, 18, Pt. Pleuant lea Sl}eline, Henderson. i _,,. Daily Sentmt>l will not be responsible for more thaD and eare for elderly people. with Mn. Albert Young as cossocla . n ~lid t 7 ~~ p m- Marsha Y. McClelland, Rt. 1 Route 2, posted bond for bear· BIRTHS: A daughter to Mr. u. · 1nrorrPct tnse-rllon . 1 Call SH 2-42.51 or write to Garhostess. 1·ar :;:ee~ Hl ~ ~udi~ Vinton, Geraldine Cook, Rt. 2 ing on the grand larceny charge and Mrs. Kenneth Higley, Bldt'ard of Thanks and Special Notice• of Ewnu, $1.2l\, 00 nett Moort', l.AlngsvJ!le, Ohio . The Middleport barden Club m . e tOr Ill Vinton, Mrs. CUrtis S. Ratliff, and Ernest Leroy Wamsley, 21, well; a daughter to Mr. and for 50 word minimum. Each additional woTd, \l'. _ __ __ _ _ __ 9 28 3tc will mee: Mooday, OcL 1. at the to~mWsws o( the Enterprise Rt. 1 Crown City, Miss Patriept, Plea~ Routt! 2, picked up Mrs. George McCoy, pt, PleastJtutuariea published "'' 1 C't"nt per word . ( 19) BUSINESS boffi<l ol Mrs. Ray Heevx on Mill EUB church will m•et ru.sday ia S: Engel, Rt. 1 P'-. Pleasant, •• the grand larceny warrant, ant. • 1 MO . e DAYS 3 DAYS ,...-.... ,.,..,., NlTIES ,., · c::,. ATE ev-ening at the home of Mrs. Dav1d E . Harper , Galhpoll:~ Ferwas committed to the county WORDS 1 $4!10 $1.35 _ _ _ James Wlll. Member! are asked Iry, Mrs. Woodrow W. Tread· jail for violation of probation .. DOt t5 $6011 51.80 $1.20 20 MAN OR- WOMAN-;- service and to bring cookies for. project. way, Pliny, W. Va ., Mrs . Floyd The other person involved In • $7 !10 $2 . 2~ $1.50 25 coJleet from ci~Ptlt!. ice and Pomeroy Chapter 1116 OES will [H. Bart~ouse, Hemlock Grove, the grand larceny charge ls a other com operated dispt>nsers --~ meet in reglar session Tuf'sday Mrs. Wi~lard Bowen, Jr .. Rt. 16-year-o]d Pt. Pleasant youth. PHONE WY 2-2157 m this art>a. This 11 a very good ! POMEROY - 2 • story framto , , at 7:45 p. m. There will be elec· 3 Oak _Hill, Mrs . Howard E . Other arrests by local law enpo sHioo tt.tt can be workt>d full , rocm! and J!Jl baths ~own. 41tim of orricen and all rnemben Argabnght, We11ston, and Mrs. forcement offlcers during tile (11 NOTICES ____:___:__ . --or part-tilllt'. 1-'enon selt>eW!d rooms tmd bath up, full base- ·1are urged to attend. Albert A. Jacobs, Wellston. k nd Charl Tole I -4 AUTOMOBn..E inluranct ~en must have good !efVkeable rar mt'nt , furna ce heating. Near [ The Ladies Auxiliary to the Saturday - Mrs. wy I i e wee e were es . s. IAiYD ~lied?" Lost your opentor's and 10 or mort spart" huun~ per shopPinll area . $6 ,500.00. Middlej.IOrt Volunt~ Firemen ! White 714 Second Ave., Nor- lt, Pleasant, charged WJth Ueense? Ctlll WY :&-2900. week and $500.00 to $2.500.00 OFF ROUTE 33- 1-story frame. will meet Tuesday evening, Or t .l inan Bliss, 134 Pine St., fJghtmg and intoxication; Luc- PT. PLEASANT - Funeral 8 l5 tic cash rapiL.:~l. Write giving 6 room! and bath, rull base· 2. at the flome or Ml'fl. B. F'. Mrs. Emma Tanner, Rio len L. Ferguson, 38•. Pt. Pleas- services for Mrs. Esther Crook• L =-o= sE=. w-ec1!-:-ht: -s-a"" le-l yun_d_ easily 1"1 ro11o name, t~ddre~!. telephone num-1 ment with garage, 2 enclosed Parmalee. Grande, Mrs. Wilbur M. Mer· ant, charged with driving whlle bam, 55, of Leon, was held SUDwith Dex-0-Diet tablt> 11 . Only f!:r~~:"' ~ .. ~~. ~~~ ber and all details to Box 1116, porches, ne.arly one acre, nice !' OCT. 1 cer, Rt. 1 Patriot, Daniel D. intox_lcated ; Paul Ri~ day 2 p.m . In the Leon Metho98r 1H Stark's Dru~s. 9-20-00I.crnilmM"'· "'~~n lnt•rtor. Tulsa. Oklahoma. garden. frwt trees. $5,500.00. ·. _The Pome roy Shakespear¥. club Swisher, Rt . 1 Cheshire, Mrs. Hart, 17, pt, Pleasant, fighting, dist Church. - - -~-~n:."'~J~~:\;~:~~-···d 10 1 Stp CHESTER - 85 aeres, 40 eul_u i Will met>t Wednesday at 2 p. m. Donald R. Hudson, 1307 Viand Frank Yo~g: Jr., 31, Mason, Mrs. Crookham died ThunTh• RambWr •u•• - -------:-:_ ___:___:__c.: vated_, on good road , ~ mlle l at the home of Mi~s Lydia Eb~rs· SL, Pt. Pleasant, MHiard E. reckless drlvmg charge ; Otho day in Pleuant Valley Hospital W•t• "'•ndard or Compod (20) 6USINESS oil htghway, well-fenced pood . bach. Roll coli w•ll be a Uno ted · p· . 343 So F th St M'dPatterson. %4, Mason, violation Iter short U1n ExoeUeano §£qVU::E~ Good 6-room hane with bath. Nation fa rt. !erce, . our ., 1 of probation and Clyde Custer a . ~ ~· Bl& car rDGm. rid~ •nd perform· = - c.- - - b ent gas furnare 2 water M'1 dl L't Cl b Ill dleporl Mrs. Eugene E. Hawk~ Campbell 38 Glas W V Surviving are her husband, EXPF.RT WATCH REPAIRING. aset_:, 'sa·-nt bar' n olhec u t wthe ins, lO Liberty Ave., Pomerov, 1 . t : t'to gow, ' a . Millard; two daughters, Mrs. d epodrt d ler~! a~are. !JmaII car etODOIIIJ • .. ~ - ==___:___ :--::-:::-----ccc:--:cc- sys ...... . """"'"" · mee1 We nes ay, '"' . 3. a . · or m OXIC& n. M · S ks Ple ville mana(ll:er•MiltJ. Work guaranteed. Corner of buildings, Gradf> A set-up. home of VIr~. Geor~ Lesht>l' at · Leslle VerLnon Fralnk, Rt. 3 Oh~xmeMr peHllda' u ... asant I' Se. .. - .. -- - - - Center and Se':'Ont Street!, Ma- 1 $l 2.ooo.oo. !·:W. Mrs. 0 _ B. stout will have Pomeroy, aTK'e l.. . •yons, Jack10, s. a "lOyman o 1 Mrtropolltlln Molort roH SALE - Three aere~ BOn,. w. Va. LewiJ Blessing. Al.BF.RT M. cox. 8.>\Lt:SMA.N the pro~;r<.im and the roll ca ll will son. and Mrs. Clarence Maer· MARRIAGE LICENSE Germany; one son, Hobart Dl &OO' F.. Main Rtreel. f,,..P-rnY Bradt>ury. Good buildmg 9-ll-:lOtc BOX 229 PHONE WY 2·!!20 be "New.~ of thP Day.'' i kN Coa lton. PT. PLEASANT - Making an Leon; one slater, ~· Clara Ph•,.. WY WB7G ti un Phone WY 2·5262. wv !-SS:W OCT. 4 1 Births application for a marriage U- Crist, Carroll, Ohio, and four 4 22 tft• 10 I 3lc WANTED- HAULrNG , livestork , 9 28 3tc Evangeline Chapt-er . OES. wi1J 1 Mrs. Sherman H. Basham, brothers, Carl, Eugene and Nor. sh --- -· - ooal, or anything. James Hollon.~-----meet Thi~. Thursda~ evroing . Q('t. Bidwell, son , 8:30p.m . Suncta~·- cense in the office of the Couh· man Russell, all of Carroll aDd HF.J.EN 'S BE All T'i · OJ~, _an. !.1\R( :E Bu l:stein baby r.:alf. Clif· -~ ' t Cl k Ro nounrlng our new beau1wmn . ! ford Leifheit. • JU· Phone WY 2·6573.__ ___!_12 30~ nald Edward Marion Russell. Wharton, Ohio~ 4. <~ I the ~a,.;onic Hall in Middle· Mrs. Archie E. Gibson, Fostor- Y er was 10 1 Joyl"'• William~. Comt! in tor · . _____ _ - - - - AUCTtONEEft port. 't'he annuOll t!lectlon nf offi· Ja , daughter, 7:30p.m. Sunday. Noe, 19, Pt. Pleasant, and and five grandchildren. 1!151 ALUMTN1 JYI HOUSE tra il ..·. I CompleY Senlcl NOTICI TO CONTUCTOIIS eer s will he hekl and Obligalioo Mrs . Harlie H. Sheebi, Rt. 1 Maude Agatha Grimm 17 Gal- Burial was mthe Leon ceme. b!g tell spetiti iS. WY 2 -2WoiCI . 26 tc :1~ by 8. two bedroom . Crilfi Bradftrd .,.,_~"':.r:T Night. All memhers are urged Northup, daughter , 9:07 a .m . lipolis Ferry ' ' tery under . . direction of the 9 - - ------ - - Phont! fili7-~. Coolvivl!e, Wrhe.· Phcme or Ceat.ct c~:~lumbu 1 , Ohl~:~. t•ptomMr 11, Jtn . Lobe ~m·S('n! lor the meeti ng. Sunday . Mrs. William H. Hoff- - - · Raynes Funl'al Home of Buf.. r I co·<ro<l "''' ••t•l COPT No . •1-•U CT S · S 1 f 10 H · C • T "l C7) INSTRuctiON .- t:'! • L c. BRADFORD. Raclae. Oble " uNIT Pltlc• coNTit!lCT o· ·5 man, 136 tate t. , son, n:40 Rosetta Fillin •r Mrs Harry ato · - CIVIL SERVICI TESTSI -~ r. 18 tic St •l•" propo~Hift wll! ~> ~ ror,lud The oonual roxhunters OOnquet am Sunday Mrs Roy J. Pier- W lb O S- Hard, • Mr [;;~========="'i , • •• tho ow~, "' trt e Sl11te Hllh.,.• v no . . [ · · · · • a urn, scar way, s. U. 5. WI~TF:H f-'UTA'I'O Es ... ,or Ia1e. ~~~t"r of Ohio, , 1 Cohombu1 , Ol\111 . un· WJ\llJ.e held F'nday, Ort. 5, at fi : 30 son, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va ., -ron, Ed d B t' p ul P FOR SALE ~tn -women. 111-~Sll. !II art hilh u ' L'lar~m·e w. Proffitt , !' ·•land, . til iO 00 AM Ohi o ll!:llllernl st ~nrl • m. ·, . the 7th and 8th grade! Sa war en me, . a arsons, ··~Snow Tim. 1111'1 .00 " Wf'elr. . l" r~rtrOtlOn HQIII- Oh•'o . VI "-2"". 9-21-lotc PHOT(J.COPYINr. Servu~ea. CoJ)'I ard HmP. 'fund aJ, {Jltobll!f II , JM2 p . . ' . 7.32 a .m. turday. Mrs. Allen LewiS Wt'nfred 1111 unlll Jppulnlf'd Thnu~Mnrll "' , oW'I . ., •·tte or d•-·-nL RautH fur \mpruvem~nh in : bU1Idmg at Ral' lnt'. Baked C' hlc ken Discharoed . ' All sizes, $11.~. !Qeludei Job• !r p~n. t:liPtrten~e lr Ru •ll~ un · re r ,.,...,., }'H I• Nno . 1 10 4 lnt·hulve 1rr ou~r- w'tll -be the ma 'tn cours• Tk•kf'ts p . d' h • d h Riley and Mrs. Sylvia Merica. taxes. No trade·in neceu117. nretUir~ FHEij: lnror mulon I>P lOili • ..t:PPLES: Burdette Fruit Farm, laluranct, Pomeroy. 2 I& tfC! ~~~ u t>nl! l'U ntral'l nnrl ..-m ... arge over t e Tw 0 Unt... 0 f blood Were 8d RuTL•No ·,,,, ·• _ _ '"'ulrtml'nh Wrot" TOII ... Y ~ b~ 0l'on·l < l are $1.25 a nd resl!rVallons - ' ran be . atlenl"'k JSC ~ p h old a~d on th• bnh ol '"' "• d · 1 d d M •• 1vtn 1 u rn• . Mddr6... tnd phrm~ Lin ORI('roy . 0 lo, Route 1, NO UMBING past wee en me u e rS KEYSTONE ITATION 1rol n li~rvln , lloll G61'·1J. 'l'h• ll all .'· WY 2·8970. 9 28 HEATlNlJ A PL •mount h~d~rt No. 1 • ' made by ca~hng CH 7-2135. Th is Ralph Aleshire Ira Beegle mmistered at the hospital on t4I-30tc SrnUil•l, }'omrroy, o Mueller P'Urnaces M•in Coun ty, ohtu . '"' MI'X• t4.1· ill \J(:omg sponsored by the Letart ' ' Saturday. ___ Araold lrotbns o 11 rpart• !:ilate llo .. tr NO iU In , rhael G1lbert, Catherine Clark, --=~:.________ 11 PLANT NOW, hal·dy "a ll ot:> ury Tuwn whtp . bY llm\rh•·inll Fa s P'IA M 0 'II F I M Del 1:. Mala St. Pom•rey, Oldl wutt u-phalttc ~on•r•le rs rvt e a r, rs. • 181 AUTO SAlES mti'YIII, hardy field grown Aza· Pbooe '" . _2441 p,v,.men t Width :ro ref t. bert Gates Mrs John MOrriHI47 CHEVROLF-T , run:<~ good.· ler11. ever greeno and 11 owe r'tng "'" 11nd wuo·k r.u1~ th IO .R8:1 .4 , ' &-?-trc : tll!dPr oJetl o r 3 DM mHe8. son, Mrs . John F.• Hill, Mrs. J. Call WY 2·5260 uher ~ p. m. I shruhs. Bumgllmer' l GreenPlrt No. , w. p 3 Iterson , Mr!! . p · Harrmg. -- 11 71 4l.p hOU!Ie, Cloud M. Bumgemer, _. __ ~.r-, Plumbtal oad oo.Mei11 Countr ofJI'IIco , on MIW -~-t.8·1't. · -----c-c:o . tT. 2.1'16. 4.17.H9 11nd ~.M . siat" ten Teresa Dress ler 0 dee n . N H W V 9 27 - 1 " ""'"""' H oul~ No ~4ij in Ch1'51~ 1' • u ri UI IVf • • FOR SALE ew___a~e~ . a. . M~-~·.•tlllet",'o.,. 'I !·~:~~~:~~~:·n,.~:~. Htu rr al'inM wit h •• CINCINNATI j DPl )-Livestock. : StepdheKnse,elsVicH'k,ienryCrEinuelre,r MrEdo· d 11tr:1r• l'lv~m,nt · Width V~ti Qbif . war , , , SEWING MACHINES, new un SINGER SEWING lEnd your Hwer 'roubl l'ru 1.,,., 1nd w u o'k Lrn111h 48.3 1:11 o Cattle 800, calves 100: slaughter Lewis Milstead Mrs. Edgar Ullt'd. Typewriters, \-acu!fl\ tric portable wlth we ban alllllellil!lwet' ma~hlnl!'l r•d or U5 ;~~· No 1 steer 11 and heifen steady but not ·Queen. ' l'lf'onNs and rloor po\i~hen . llt>- to fam~y design. Repori!!le!lltd :o.tellt• Count~ . oh io. nn MIG'J · I43·0· fully te~ted, e<IW!l mostly steady _ M Leo H k b •rvo·r• ·r he Fabric Shop and ~u p y ooly . Term Mlf!alonabe rntf"fl, 12 rpull . .!it~ I• Rnul e Nu . 1•:1, hr. th' . d . I th k rs . n ac er, Josep 1 1 00 12 I pa r •" . ' ' u .. ' . can WY Z·Z974. Day or Nigh& VJilwu ul Middleport . by r• ourfl\l· at prevlOllll er mes or e wee • Stenhenson Mrs . John Cheese· 1' )]5 W Second, Pomf'roy. WY. ~- Phorw WY 2·22114. 9 27, 6tc 1n1 with u ph 11lth> t·o nc r~ l e. bul ls 1 rly to weak most feeder ' _ ____ - __ --'! 26 tfc .,,u,.m ~nt t Widt h 18 tut. 1 s ~~~ • brew, Mrs. M. Gee, Raymond 22H4 PorTM'roy Stngt'r Sa11f!t1 and . l'1·nJ~t'1 •nd wort Lrn1lh 1 ,'742.4 cattle held for Hfternoon auction : t E I 8 Sl>r'tllf'l'. • a 31ttc G. E. v A.CUUM Cleaner 4n - tccl or 0 3~ rnllt . ond l h0l ~1050 lb Rose, Mrs. Harry arne t, ar ' AUCTIOI'IJRF.R. Complrt. .entee. ,..,, N• • g to ow c re ':Nlr" C I M All H Cl Ufit>rl flrPs any size - $4.&1 wheel. Beeutlrul tu-tont pastel I 0 M C Cbe te Olio V!nlon Cuomt y, Oh io , un VIN-110- slaughter steen 27-28· choice as or, .rs. ..ce enry, ay· N•w recop tires, any abe. 61fld guaranteed like new, Cpm· -·- •--·e ·--·· oy, " r, • o oo. Sl11u Routt N" 100, in WIUuu . • d _ 800 ton Momson , Mrs. Dald E. . ~ · ·- vl!le 'f Dwn•lllp. h) r t1 urr~c~n11 wllh 850 lb he1fers 26 .00 , goo 1uv• no lrnrle-ln . !J9JIO plttte ~t of dean1ng tools. Full BULLDOZEit SEftVICE. We sP• ••phalli•· •·oner•l~ . lb 24 S" 25 00 ·tandord 19 00.22 _00 Ward and mfant !On, Mrs. Wy· B F Uoo1lrif'h nvlon tire~ 12.ftll · 1 M • Ph W" 211 · 1 b t•uvemenl · Wntth 3o •••t. ··" · · s · ' li White Mrs Clifford Phil D F t;oorlrich hall erie", 6 volt.. price on y ~u . one l cin ze m pOOl ! , 8t1Eftlentt t'l'oJ r t·t a;Jd Wo rk l.~nath 17.118.8 uti lit 16.00-17.50, ut t 11 t y cows _e ' . 1n 2~04. 9 '¥1 fltc and \:mdscajJing. Phone Chest· ro~t .... :J ao n•1ln Y . . hps Mrs. Anna Plymale, Mrs. 1 $ 12 l 2 $9 !'iO , 1 \'O l .vu "The dllt~r •ft tor compl t•tlu " ' '' lhl• 14.00.15 00 . rommertlal 16.00 ; Uti· B ' W d M Do C B k NoM-yDown ... faty...,..,rChampwn or A. C. !llu&t , er. P. M. Cowdery. work ah•ll bl! Ml •~t turtrt i" th( bid - 't d .-nerclal bulls 17 ,50 esse ee , rs. n · ec -I 7!5e •a<'h CANNING B"ANS Eugene E • IB tfc dln1 prop..,ul" i Y an L'\ln r and t'nfanl dau•hter Mrs 0 Ciulck, fff/clent, Ono-ltop ,.,leo •~ ~f.a('h bidder •h•ll h A<tllirerl tu rue 18 50· vealen steady to weak : e ' · • Po1nts, ronderuon and Fum OaviiJ Rt:tl'lrit' Uhlo with n•• bid • urtlfl•d ~h'l' k r.. r u h.. · ond -00- 30 00 Don a l d R. Hudson, D. W. 00 rlltt>I'S 25 o/D dlscnuntl ' . . . ~- --- -amuunl equa l tn tin .,~ C•Rt of hit c mce :m.oo-34. ' g w. ' . . Ip ALL PRICIS INCLUDE TAXIS I 29 6tl'l WASHEHS and Hefri!'(erators, $5 btd . but tn no "v,.r~t nur r~ lhlln le n · t nd d 22 2f, Browmng and Car axton. MODliN KnCHIN Old comlllnu~ht and snld ' Mll.K "ASE . t.' l-rle•.ton Market 11 month, We deliver and wa lhnuurnl dollan . or 1 humt "'" t.n :sa ar - · . Among Alllng Tt>d Thompllon 11 ... ~ k E Slo ,., eonl at hi• biCI, "~-"~ '·'~ "' th~ dl· Hogs ~too · barrnw! and gtlt~ , 1 1 Call WY 'WI eep m se i'V!' t' w n~ I rf, mlor . . ' d According to the midnight reLot our onodornillng con31<' 9 .., K!YSTONI STATION 2-00111, W Moin St PmH.•roy WY l:lldder. nmat appl:o-. on tha pro~r steady to 15lower, sows slea Y to Rulllnd, Ohl• - 108 . ., . fOrm• . lor l'requ.llllrMUI!n wllh !he 25 lower· 1-2 210·22) lb barrOW8 port of the nursing department , fer dotlt!n ancl lnolall a onodorn,work aavlng kll8-10-3otp ~ (12) WANTED TO RENT 2.o200CI. __.!_ ~-~!~ ~~:~7~~u.c!~rl:! ••~"~:':."::~ :!,~~~~~~~ and gilts. 18 :J5 • 18.50, 1·2 l90-240 tho~ . pa_tients who were Us~ ~ ~-- --w- ... __ __ -~ SEHVICF.S OFFERED: Alumi- d•le nt to open bid•. 18 11}- 11135 170.190 lb l7 50-1810 as fa1r mcluded George Atkmchen for you. FrH olll• SldNGrR SE~l~G machln: ~llb TWO OR 'rHF.EE bedroom houae- num siding, roofing. aluminum , 1 {·~:bo~1 "!~.~:r.:r:n '·~~.:~e :u·~~r•~ 100 lb -~ 6 ' 00 No. 3 295 ib 17.- 75 : son, Mrs . Clarence Gib_s_o_n:. , Mr __ •· onatoa. No Money Down. 10 control 'l g :~ng to mae anin Middleport. Call WY 2·5224. storm windowa and doora. Clll •h•ll b • 1n ~r·co1·d•n~' wt t h th• "Seh· · · --· ·350•~ - '1' dt!o!llgns b11t1onhole overcast dula of Prev•li1nll ttourl' w • 1 • l·S 325·950 lb suwR 16.75-17.00, . t • 1-' II ,.'. IJ-25·6tp for free . estimates., Average 1t1tn Aau!'tllned 11nd Determtn1d 400 lb HI _ 141 75 2_3 400-tiOO lb slaughter calve! 22.50. • darn, e r . ay o .....,.70 or 7 ·-------·- ~ II- by '1'1'11 o.parlmenl "' lndu•trlal K• · · • · H a d gilts 2000 ba ROOM AD DillON . 1000 aq It · 14 ~ Ph one Gl ments of lOllS monthly (14) FOR RENT 1t'uon• •PPil<'llbt• to Sl.1te Hllhw•~ 15 _ 16· boars steady, 13.2-iogs , ; rruws n ay p ' · """" until 10·00 m 7·t•-p D•paa•tmlnt lrn-provomenh In lfrP\'4· ' th r slOW une•-n(y o•-..d• 10 Phoo t WY 2·221H 9 17 8te . -. ~- .,..._, · P· · .,...,..,.. 1n11a with ll•euont 41111.03. -tll!i Oil, 13.50. ra e • nu::......, tnc,...Mthell~~::·-. ·_ --FIVE ROOM and bath house at f l-1 \lc 4118.011 41\11.1111, 11nd 41\ll.o'/ or th• Sheep 126 . steady -- mostly 5 lower, late ttremely dull, and 1n your hanlo lly 25 tN · 1t GAS ('onvf'rs lon bumer · Pl'iced 113 l .OCUIt St ., Pomeroy . New tY (..'ud•1 pulne or Ohio ." ~ · ' . ~ 1 _ _ _ __ !Rtvla•d Plan• uri 1 t 1on1 1 r- on ru~; choice 80-95 lb sluughter .. spnng e earance mcorop e e; sows aft' exli'C!I J.G~OM. Let 11 l'f'a!lonnbl y. Phooe WV 2·21175. deeorated. l!:llcellent ne 1ghbor· FOR THE BEST in arUficia1 1a 111• de 11ut m"n1 uf hlll'lw•'• •nd IB00-2IIOO ond to li)W lower : 1-2 10325 lb 18. 5-18.'0, · 9 2R tfc b . d orrlca ur dlvl•lon depUI J' cu . · · , g · i . ahow you how' oa,- II hood . Referenre requlrd . Renl reedm~. Curii!Ht Bree lng r•cto~ choice 17 oo-t& 00 utility 16.00· around 250 18.50, 1 . 300-25(1 lb lo. No Money Do- D- C!~ r· ~AN.- 1ump coa 1 t··u·-able Servke Inc. For aervlce eall nJt'('\ Th• dlr•l'lor ret~~rvo• thtt riKhl 10 ' 17"'·t8 -.; """' · Ph · Wt 11-21110• ·n~ •nd all bld o. shorn and ·woole'd ·ewes 4 5. ·"" · 5• moslly 1800 · down ·· GOO sale. dt>l!'tle rl:'d, or It mtne. 9 28 Me Albert. or l.Rlond ParkeT, Chelt.· ~~:~~·roN __ . 180 lb 17.26, lot Nu. 3 3001bl7.00, mile up Story'!! Run Phone FQRRENT-=-Hm.t;e~lSs Butter· er. OhKJ, !ltt.'i -:WI5 or WY 2till., nul 1 ·- ~ CINCINNATI WPU-Livt~stock : ~-2 mixed average 241 lb 17.60; 1 tt:r 4 p. m. SH 2·!'1022. Orvtll·e l nut , Pomt~roy. Occupan·. will 2264. 926 30tp cattle' 75, calves 100; slaughter snw~ 1-S 275800 lb 16.5016.75, :351). Modernize your home ,..;.:;;:;;;__ _ _...;.7.;;..;;,.;;;1 ohow. Ph01<0 Athens LY . !-1:100, (20b) INSURANCE cia,.., .teady, trade not fully oo lb t55018.50, :1-3 400<100 lb 1 9 • Si c few lots good ti> low choice 14.50 IS.MI; boars, steady, U.n. with tho use of boaulllul wood paneling. Wo =~ -- COMl'LF.TE lNSUliANCE PRoAN : Sl5-l02t lb slaughter steers 27.00 13.5. FURNISHED AND Uctfumlshed tet'tiOn Life . Auto . nrt, PoUo !: 1 m· 'l1SO standard Z4 .0022:t.10· load of Sheep 100; steady ; few lots will ... glad to give you NIW npartments. utllltlfol pald. Phone Call Don Mills, Middleport. p•ll> U• heo1 o1 aHr · ' ' · ' alauglltfl' l SOFA BEDS _ _ $48 , Rowley Lltld Reed Hardwart, ,'::u}'omoro>·· nn1.. . fu r mixed rhoitoe ondand prlrnelb'! lb and_ choiceb 75-~~~ a lrH e1tlmate of cost. 1 4 3(, tfc 2 ,C, L.IV'NG ROOM WY 2·'2'776. After 5 p. m. phone nam• 11"d ""df•• ot lhr heifer! 2&.00. g '1M-R50 .... 51}- spnng am s ·"""'6u. • WY 2 3574 I 11 tfc pubn•her •• Rlthlrcl s. ~wttn, :\'l,it1di H· 2' .40 · cows 11 .001 .00· bulls 16.00. good horn and wooled ewes 4.00 SUITE_$ $128 · · ao\RNES-SIMPSON INSURANC'I: ~~e· ~~;i,~~~t~~~;~· <.h~otu 'Ianni: vealen !teadY to weak. 5.00, few lots good and choice tx1'J: LINOLEUM s BEDROOM Apartment e1oet ID .\Jet!ll, Mlddlepm1 rlre, ·AD a. 'f'h~ ownm Ire: Th~ Ohio ''•I· 1 J 30 00 32 00 good • ().:l) 0 10 lb reeder lambs 12.00-l:t.OD 10WD 111 North SIC!ond St. -...hj) Bonda. Pboo. WY • l1y l'l.lbUtlllnl Comp•n~· . Pomaro)>' . C 10 N! · , · · , • · • u.uu e. • 01\lo, Rll!tlard Iii . owen . M td tll~port, few head cho.lce around 45 lb choice 00 \b 14.00. RUGS - - - - _ $4 •95 1 "AS RANGES _ $9 Middleport, WY S•ISU RodniJ 1 IIOl •1'1-tf Oh.l.u; bin( T. Bol••• l;o\umbul. Oh1o ., __ •'lldJar NoiJnd , O:O)uinbul . Ohi o. 9 DoW11!inlt \~ OK 3 'Mr.e l110wn bOtldhoidaro , mnrlll• FIVE R00~1 hou;-~iQr !leutN . . .,UN -'I""Y r~:·~r·~!t£1',~:'t ·::~!!:'t ~~~~~:.,ow::; Tho loti Valuot Ara Good location fti.Dinlng water _ _. fer IHI'Y pwllllll total •moun\ of bond• - m1trt11«••· or OPTOMETRIST l'ound otlakor Purnlturo I I'.! N..w Hav~ River Road. , _. M_... trn":. ~~~~·•. IOb,o~nlo N•tton•l Office Hours: t to 12. 21.0 5 (Close at Noon on - 'l ~ tr1 1-JGI "'· P1r11raptu I al\d I lnclud•. Ia I - oC Slll' UIO!I, whnc lh~ tWelr.holdt-~ or ueur· GARAGI ' ' - -----;--:---:--;-· U a de lb holdn IHOAfl upon tlut IDooll;t of "''"',.. - East Court St., Pomeroy tG pllon IIIU lined hot SIX H.OOM unfurniMI'If'd apartthe company 11 tru1ter "r In •n)' ott\. lol our onodornlzliiO plroun or corporation IDr n•m• ofeuctl tank.. pct.OO; 'J\vo sln&:le men!. 4 snd :t rooms furnlabed . (21) REAL ESTATE •r IIGIIct•r' 1'41lltlo.m tll• center ahaw you hsprmp, $1!1.00 each; Two 1kow WY 2.:JlO'l . 8-lt-l>te: ~EE -• fu . h-.J lru•tn 11 .cua• ~ Al110 lha 1 -.r" • .. -· _,, T"'Ill:' ' Dall7 Seillllie~. ~meroy·Middleport, o.. oct.-1, 196~7 DAILY CltOSSWORD & Ja. P'ialb J, tr.kimo kiUI• I. PartkllpJe ACJSOU 1. 'l'wen~ pvt of rtam ~t cod famPJ 24, Win.,. makmc t&nk• ~- DeU· ca.t• en4tn( I . In th1a pl&ot • · Ch•r 10. N - ••o I · Bulld • ""' ulnt. 8. Excla.rr,e 11. Admit Uon frankly 7. Eft 12. Ch~led. lt. ~:_~~~ - I . . -. ' IIAit.. IY GOOGI tor one ao. eoe. • riEO I.ASSWIU Ati.IPP' IMjTM natlon1 MM ....a)' ' l AN•tol lt . Akin away : HI. OWUig •1. J'l. &ar ot rr&Jn 32. - dt IJttle e- f 28. Ar&J, · A.NQClaUon, u ot 11. Halt ~ lt. Oener&l killed at I 2e. Teetc 8. Ramble 1 2t . Plteher .,..,._._ poet_ .," Ul. Rivv IIU.o 4&. plwne :etc Hom tbe san. 18. name 20. Oriental - Gl.ri'J ~ !loll Fa.ucei fl. Thr ... pretb· 34. Throw 30. Rod for 4!. l(uta ·U . •~·alh~ ada wheel • '114 -,.,r,..,-:;""'r.""T::-1;;---...,,.,.,,..-r:-T>.:,.'-""" - · •00 21. l!'.atlmatell ... J.Jn. ........ " 2'1. Cllltlerl :18. Salt.. w•tw food' flah :lfl. OJled 10. J'ot.m, . . l>oUJnc Sl. : o l the SW\w 33. Hl1: Fr. 3-'l. Frankn!'ll 3! . SUD. Cod. 38.Chop 39. One ot tM Apoolloo tho...,. 45. Strike wtt.b tai. BLni(V - Callu ttl. Japan... monuteey ..1.Talk: ... DOWM s.Ditamma Here't how h wot1. Itt DAIJ.Y CRVPTOQUOTE - .A X. Y D L ' B A A. X a .. J.ONGFELL01f One IMW.Ilmply ltandl for UlOther. ~ thll IMIJII!eAb! UMd o!or the tArN L's. X for the two o ·•• etc. Stncl• Mttera, apo.. tropbtea, uw a,tta and tonn•Uott ot tht wordl .... au lllnta liMA 0-J UM lOde lettorl are differeht. A , WI Wi' er,w,,.. Clueh1' , PCKC V IC e~ H C A '8 H. PXQl,JIC LC AXi' H .&. l:ll: FDC C U X Y C::: t' C: A r VKCICKNLVe.-NICC .........._,_...., I&~ Cl)ptu\IW)te; TIME IS J.ION!ft AND MAKT l'IIOPI.IC PAY THE1R DEBTB WITH IT.-Blt.t:.INQ8 ·\-VMPO Radio Mo...,;. Tthfourh Friday 6:00 :oolews e,os Couil)t'y MuJle Ttmo 8:20 Farm • World News e,so &,35 US 7,00 7,05 7' "' HS 7:00 s ,oo a,os 8'"' 3,35 8,45 g,oo 9:05 ,,30 1'!.1 , ,45 to,oo to,os 10,20 10,30 10,35 u,oo U' tl5 iUS 11:30 11 :35 11 :40 u ,50 11 '56 11 :58 12,00 12:15 12:15 12:30 1'00 l :OG ''llO US UO 2,06 1,05 2:30 t:SS s ,oo 1'05 s,1.1 Platter Party 4:00 Newa . Plaller Party 4:30 l..ccal News Newi 4,40 1\lusloal My•terlott Coo~)t'y Jomboreo 4,115 Bill Stern'• Sports Report Melgl Councy RFD s,oo Plotter Party Nows· s,oo Korr Von zandl Show FrL Brea'kfast Party 5, 15 Platter Party V~ Patrick Sports Show 5'"' News P1Ckent Hardware Sbow . 5, ss Platter Party 7:5Q. Newa Report 6:00 Travelia' Time ~dio Hymnal s,so Newt Br~asl Party 6,35 Van P!ltrlek Sltow NeW. • 6'44 Sign Off Breakfast Party llahlrdOJ Baker Fum. Show-Friday 8'00 Newt Newo l:llil Faith For Today Colfo:e With Janet I 'll RFD ~T INOwt """""' With 8:16 RFD B~y ·Newtol1 Show ·7'110 Newt Ne?it , . 7'til Breakfast Port)' Ministerial t\aaoclatloit 7:!0 Newt Momlng Interluda · 7'110 HIJih School Football Ne\io 10:16 Joneo Blllclt llhow Mjllnlnl Interlude 10:30 Newo N"iVs . . 10'38 ~ Time Sl1iiP Shop u ,oo Top Te_n S~ow · Today With God u ,so Newo 11 :35 Tup Ten Show F~Jtm Bureau 12:00 Noou Report Oliio Education Assn. 12:15 Music Interlude ~k Market Report 12,311 Rev, Merlilt Teeta Upj)er Room j,oo News oO~· Jones Average~ 1:05 Platter Party Moon Report 1,15 Oblo Stale Unlv. FootbaD M\nlc Just For You S:SO News ~!era Gue!t star- Fri. 3:35 Platter Party Mllslc Just For You 4:00 New• N.;.a 4:05 Platter Port)' M~ic Jast For You 4:30 News N~ 4:!.1 Platter Party . Miiaic Just For YOII 1:00 Ntwo Ntwl 1'05 Platter Par!Y fll_v. Roscoe Thom-Wod. 1'30 BW ' ~'f>'t Sport. Ropor1 IKU!o Just For You 1,3$ Platter Port)' · Newt 6:00 News ' ~e J~ For You 6:011 Travella' Time Neivs 1:30 Newt P ..tter Party 6'35 Van Patrick Sport• Show _J... WJ EH RADIO ,,OS ,,:Jt) •• 1"1 'l'lt..... l'lltltt1 1:11 Sip 011 7:10 Mllllcal Cltd: 7,,ji Till LileliDa · 1'110 Ohio Valle'""" 1'06 Obio Now 3, 10 Sporll Toda, a:to Mllll.cal Cloek 1' 55 Commultil)< NOWI 1:00 Mllllt:al CIGOlt . Si'Vloti pr, 1 ,1!11 Public l:ta Sbowen a1 llusiDg 10 , 00 lllattoa Coutlty News IO:II6 TaUt of lito 'l'owa 10:55 World Newt 11:00 Wbltl'o yt Nltmlllf(MoD. Will. J'riJ 11:110 TaUt Oi IIIJ·fon (Tuell., ~-l 11:15 ~~- Couttl1 """ "'00 Commtmll)< NtJI '":06 Nooa Newt ji,IO Oblo Newt . ,,:, . Marketa hEINIE BUIHMILLU NANCY ! WlSI-1 YOU'D STOP TI-IAT. MISTeR-·· , • -·-IF ')tlU KEEP PICKINC7 UP~ CAN I GeT ACQUAINTE:C WITH THAT BOY··- HAN:DKERCHIEF 9 12:20 Bullelin Boord 12:15 Newo-0-GrBIItl lJ:30 Farm aod Some Jild' 12:ts Mr. Muoio ·"" ~ ~- ~ l:fiO ' Mr, Matlc 1:00 Warld New I:OIIIr. Mtllfo 1:11 Local NIWf 1:00 DJodD& Wlllt Dill l:llO RoDIDJ4:111 .World Report ~:110 Sparta 4:81! M...a CouaiJ Now 1'110 Coauatmlt7 Nnt 1:116 World 11"'1 1:15 Mualplo 1:00 Stmsel Bcul,.anl 11:11 Talk ' ol lilt Ton 11:11 Cbarob Bellt Rlq <Frida)~ onl7l 11:40 Soelal Socurlll' 1'1'11eada7 oal1) ;:11:;;4JI:..;W::or::ld::.:;N.:.ow;:•:.__ _ __:._;_6::'30.:..:::Si1D=.Dfi.:..:::_ _ _. , - - N#•v· \ '.:.'30~~f~~-~~·~----~-·'~&gn_Dfi __________~----------------~~~~~~~---D~VY ,JONES av Left ond McWllllarno th• J'"":;::~====·iiiiiiiDiiRDB~Y:;~;·~~ Allu 811 · - - ~ .. -------·- Inn .. IU our room w. va .. HOUSE , 1:11 Buttemut. Occupint , .·.apc~ unfurniabed 92ft Will );160 . (l ll r ! how . Phonl! AthenA LY S. ' W'Y '1-6484. •• 1 Sic ru · - - .. - ---- ~ - - yov can hCMO o ......,. TD\8 tru Ill thl two parllfAPhl lhow \hi If· apartmenta. ~~1,." 1;~r~!:!,.~~~=.::a:;d·:!~1~'m:'....u~ f 2& lle dttr whlr:n •l..,rkbold1r1 111d _.utllJ MODERN FU'RNlSHED and un- garaoo:No .,_,.t!o,wll · and oo&y lludgol!lfmo. holdul who do nol 1ppttar up;,~n tha bonk• ol thl romp1ny q tt'\lltHt, hok1 11-o('ll; 1nd aecurltlq In a II, If. pet Sham~ with ~t'c~::; '[ ~~~o-~HELP WANTED furnished apartmenL Mldd1e. ~~!n:!~., th•_• th•' _ o~ • ttona qf BJue Lu1tre lharn;:.Oo. 'EAR THIS AD, and mall ..-. WY t-387t.'' 1 30 •le 1ach "· Til• ot cofllll ,:_ ,... _ . _ ._. lnu."'•'••• o! thlanumber pub11ut!ol'l told of 1 • Fut'fliture. \t-25-&l c wllh name , addrea 5 ror big boll --- - - dl .. r\butett • throuah th1 m•U• ., . _•• 1 - - of home need• and cosmetict Jor (24) LIVESTOCK ... ,... " ,... """''"" • FOR SAL!: : Liberty lhe 11 mon th• prec.dtn1 th · ,fMUR (laraY'tfl. sleepi fobr. ~ady to Free Trij)l, to te11t In your home. F.OR SALE;- Three young HoJ-~ •howR •bo~• ~~~~ ..~11 1. owon p. rl'll&ldairt stove, toile\, Tell your frlend•. make money. ~in cowl. Juet frHh . C.O.D.B. Publ11twr · lh \f In •-• C D Sw-or-o to 1ud IUb~rlbe<l t:Krtorl rot: ~ and 1\eater. Write A. C. Ru name . BLAfl{ , Dept . bred Ca vacc a.eu · thi• tAth d •~ of 5aptlmb•r. ltu . ..,adrOfd. Racine, or caU Wl 761FSA, LynchburM. Vtt . Circle. Racine·Bashao Road . 1t My Commi..ton Mar,ant t.euw "~ .,._ oa nplru Febnnr, .,!11 ~· WI 9-3929. t lo 1U 1 Jtp I ... Stp 1N7. '* 8vBIIANIIIW' fEUY \' to th ,, •' ' . . 4~ ~.: ~- ~~-~ "I .. IN POMEROY ~ ' ·~ ' .·-' • .· . -l L~ -~~~--j ~. __.~f ___ __ ; i t '· ) . • . ' .' • ) ,, / .·~ ,\ �. , ...... • . . 't"..... ~ .. • ' --'" ~"'"f ... •' -Middleport, o., Oct. 1• Mr. and Mrs. &~ Sunda) A fam1ly dinner wa s e . rt a at the home uf Mr. and Mrs . Dorsel Miller anc:0 family were recen~ ~.e: Mr. and Mrs. Gera lO • MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT I TUESDAY ,.CAPE FEAR" Gregory Peck, Robert Mitch· um Polly Bert:en, Lori Mar· tin: From the novel, "The Execution~ra" by James R. Webb. No one coould be that b.ad • • except this psycho- pathic ex-convict! WED., THUR., and FRI. October 3-4-S NOT OPEN SITOriDAY, October 6 ..,.HE . FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE" <1'eehnicolor) Glenn Ford, Ingrid Thulin, Charles Boyer, Karl Boehm Pal1 & Gals, 3 Stodee• SUN., MON ., TUES. October 7-8-9 Rodgen & Hammerstein '11 New "STATE FAIR" Pat BooDe, Bobby Dari.l), Pamela Tiffin, Alice Faye, Ann Margaret. Tom EweJI. Fresh and Wonderful with newe~ t Melodies. Colorurtooa1 Mr s. ' .Jartha Childs and her mother, Mi's. Minnie Gilmore, in · dleporL Tr.e birlhdrtys of Cash Bahr and her daughter , Chnstine. were ce lebrated Guesl.s were Mr . and Mr s. Bahr and daughteh . Christine and Ca ndace. Mr. and Mrs. \ViiChilds and children. Micand Shelia, of M11:!d!eport; . and Mrs. Ralph fii i;JU ~ and Greg and Gloria of New Hav · en , W. Va., and Mr and Mr s. Joe Falkner and children. Tim- M I~rday af~m~:C:e r I ~r; ~rmett ~d .-:w., u- • Sen>ke. Held For Mrr W Cl.lhlnlfWn· ~al lllikland of Be at aire amved Friday, for a VIlli servicea were held With her son and daugbte~-in- Saturda for Mrs. R o be r l law, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Kirk· w~. al Rawling...co.t. land and family. Funeral home wllb lbo R • v. Mrs. Charles Buck was an Marvin Oowson ofllc1altng. Burovernight guest Saturday of her ial was in the Middleport HlB. sister, .Mrs. L u J a Jacks at Cemetery. Pallbearerl we r I Langsville, James Euler Ernest Lewis, Eldon Kraeuter spent the John Zerkle, 'Griff 1boiDJ)IDI. weekend with relatives iD ?0-ed Earl Knight .,00. L. W. McCoJn.. lumbusb and accompam Mr wasKraeuter w b 0 as. fro t-of.. hornet twoy ••~lro there. Relative!! Mrhereand Mrm,ouom spen .. ~ town were . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1962 its BUlB 'PlANTING TIME! ~' . Also presented tiDd welcomed were past matrons and patrons of visiting ehapters and Emma Clat·l worlh, district vice president. A letter of regret at not being.' pres· oot was received from Roberta MRS. ROBERT ALLEN KUHN K. Mlndling, past grand matron. • '1'00 program for the evening wa< pcesentoo by Loube King and her hu sband who told of the Grand Chapter meeting at ~·w I Miss Frances Irene Foglesong, daughter of Mr. ~nd Brunswick a?d showed shdes l Mrs Nolan Foglesong of Sp\mcer, W. Va. was marrtcd taken on the1r trip. . · e•iening September 1st to Robert Allen Kuhn I At the c.lose of the meetm~: !he 1 of Tuppers Plain!i, Ohio. son of Mrs. Grace Kuhn of 'fup· group rnlJOurned to lhe dmmgl · Plai ns and Mr. William Kuhn of Marietta. Iroom where refreshmen~s v•ere 1 The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. served from an ettr~ctive ta~~ l Ga rland Lewis at the Calvary Temple in Parkersburg, by ~asten dStar comhm~ttee wE,lla l 't'J.\flfl''* Rlllt••t1•t, W.1 t daaee ., 1 d1 Low ...... 111. IA lUP ...... I ··- llay .. •• Harris, Crooks Elected . days in ColllPlbus w~ere Paula Mr, and Mrs. Justin Hi1ber of Eads of pt, Pleasant, W. VI,. June h.ad ~ appot~tment at Shelbyville, Mo. are the guests Mr. and Mrs. Cecll King and the C.htldren s Hospital. They of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Louise Murray also visited Mr. and Mrs. Da· E. J . Hill, Flatwoods. . of Cottageville, W. Va., • n d vid McGhee. . Mr. and Mra. ·Roy Vineyard Mra. Howard Zerkle and soo, Misses Lena and Katie Guth of LitUe Hocking and Mrs. Hel· W .. =ill=ia=m:...o:.:.f..:S:.:.t._A_Iha _ns.:.. ' ,_ IV:..·_v_a. and Mrs. C. W. Ktrkland were . en Damewood and son Ernest A speckll meeting of P7oy visitors in Parkersburg, W. of Syracuse visited Sunday af· ning with Mrs. Janet Goocla Chapter 186, ~ES. was. hel ~ va. Sunday mori1ing. Miss Lena ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. and daughters. SUsan Gooch, Thursday evenmg at the "~a;'IOn~ who underwent eye surgery ~v- J Hill who spent several days \ 1 a It T~~P~~ to observe rlen en weeks ago at Hartman Clin· .Mr ~ Mrs Kerr Gooch of week wi t h her grandparents, N•g t. 1c had her eye checked and · . .. ' eve- returned home wtlb lllem. Caddie Wickham . worth}' ma;~pa~tc~h~re=m~o~v~ed~so~tha:l ~she:~G:alll~~polis~V~JS~Ited~.;:S;iund~ay~.ioii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio_iiii __ tron, cUld Denzil Goeglein, wor· e thy patron. presided. Guests welcomed and escorted to the east were BlanoJte Har1 ·of Beverly, d~uty grand matroo or district 25: MaTy Hughes, MKidleport, grand representative of Kansas in Ohio ; Louise King, Arn~sville . grand representetlve of New Brunswick: Geraldine Young, grand representative of North Dakota: visil..ing worthy matrons and patrons; past matroos 6lld patrons of Pon'leroy Chwter, and ! dis tinguished Masons. Harry P.l Smith and Clarence J. Struble. I I . ent1ne ~ VOL XIV NO. 142 Many Guests Attend Event Held By OES ! RUG iO._iiiij Plant Dutch Bulbs NOWl Miss Foglesong Becomes BTide 01 Mr. Robert Kuhn Saturday CLEANING_. Mlddloport Edward Sa~ Steen of Cardington were urday evening dinner guesf:S of Mr. and Mrj. Harry P. SJmth. Lt. CoL and Mrs. Joe Quisen· berry and son, 'colby, who have just returned after two years at Formosa, visited Saturday with Mrs. Homer Showers. Mrs. Paul Eichinger and daughter Paula Jane and Mrs. Al' len Eichinger have return ed horne after spending a few nu · -------·- - -· WY 2-5310 . steen of cardington were ~at· , urday guests of Harry P. s ·th Mrs. Alonzo Norrit. Uflderwent : ll'l<ljot· surgery at City Hospilal, ; East Liver,1ool, and is coJtvalesc· ing nicely at her home. Mrs. Nor· ris is the former , Marlha Lou Curtis. daugfw r of '4r. :end Mrs. I Clarence Curlis, Mulberry Hgt.!t, Her address is Mt. Aere Trailer Court, East Liverpool, Route 2. Pomeroy . ,~~ Mr andE ~sHi~u~fs~t!'~:. rs. · · 'th Mr and 1 C · family who have lived in Co- l Jumbus while Mr. Falkner has beer with tl 1e Air F'orre at Lockbourne will be leaving on October 31 for B irm in ~ il8m , Alabama where Mr . ·Falkner will be employed following his discharge from service. WY 2-5428 :i and Send Yours Today or Call For Pickup s;rvice ••• Roblnton's Cl..ntra Tri-Lualro Cloantra .~ . People In Pomeroy he ld ROBINSON'S .... "' , ... - - _...,. ... ,..,... ..,. _ .._ ... _ .. r .._.,. "('- ...- ,.. ,.,.. Y 1 andMr. Mr.and Mn. llarry s.Mettlcan .... ind Mrs. Edward Mra. Ona co . Mamly About ·. Be ready for days and nights at home . get your house cleaning done quicker and easier. Use Robinson's dependable service now. Service for ell types of rug s ... dry cleaning and shampooing method s. ........'t \ ,.,a my and Jill. Mr. and Mrs. l''41lkne1' and 1 Colorcartoon1 .... _ • Hostess For Family Dinner 8--DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy Dal •• I - - · IV. Va. . 1 Marie Cur as c G"'glcio amnnn. pre- - - - Sm;th and Mabel ·- - ringc herwas rather . She The by bl"ide given In wore mar-· Bench Show, Field Trials Scheduled Planting iime is here for flowers that grow in the.spring. C~lor· ful tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, crocus. We ha~e. 1ust recetved a shipment so you can pick your favonte vanettes. Buy you~ imported Dutch bulbs here and now! EL8 ERf ELDs I N p o M ERoy Tupper::•~P~la=ln=s~an~:d~~L~lt~U~ej~servltes '~id.~d~~·t~t=he:..:~=lv~.,.-·=•=f ~ee~end;~te;•~j~:'::"''::::'::"::::'::::':'!~':''::';~=;:~-":·::::~::~:ii~i!!il • ~~ : ~?l·S.t~ ~DoneE PRESENTS lHE DEPENDABLES 1 ried a white Bible centered with an lavender orchid. Her bridesmaid was Collins Vineyard of Tanner. She wore a street length nf ligh t blue chiffon over la and she carried a bouquet pink carnations. I DuringMIS.!! the Sharon s~:~~~~~F~:leSI~-~~~ guests, the bride's sister, presented program of weddlng music. Mr. Keith Vineyard I!Cr1red[ . best man and the ushers Mr. Dale , Kuhn, LIIUe Hocking and Earnest Vineyard Long Bottom. A reception was heidi ~~d~; diately following the w ut the apartment of Mlas ginia Curtls, who also preside~ j the register before I COAL HUTERI 1963 DODGE ••. BEAUTIFUL NEW ENTRY IN THE LOW-PRICniELD ' ' •' , ......." 1111 ...... lilt .... 11nnr111 for o pnulno WARM MOMING cool htoter,lhon lor one of thl chiiPtr imltltlons 11)'1111 lo coPIItllll on WARM . MORNING's -lorl!y, But. ooor tho yurt, tho llntr qus~ = optql].. tconomy, lifo Oncl ........ lido- ]ly, - Oint on~l htoter will - VA..'l:mo" t::i tho dllfo~ once In orlllnsl ....- prlct 0 111ln lnd ipiiL SobtlliN)'OW-ectl hater II I ltRUiM WARM MORNING ... wllh tho WARM MORNING nomo on It (Tills IIIIICIUI cool htoltr II 1101 told uncltr . , - ' -o Preside Over Romembtro Only WARM MORNING <ool htoltra ho,.. otltntld 4-fl.. Flllllrick Unl111 thlt lumo cosl Into C'-lluml111 11ow1111 coko ... and hold a llro ll4 -or-·-~~~~~._ LIBERTY THEATRE - MIDDU;PORT, OHIO NOW SHOWING Spencer Tracy, Frank 1963 DODGE DART. •• A FRESH NEW COMPACT IN THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE ' Sinatra & Kerwln Mathews "THI DIVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK• AJao Cartoon and Comedy CARTOON IVIRY MASON ,, ~ . NIGHt DRIVE· IN . ' TONIGHT Glenn Ford Marlt Schell Anne Baxter and Arthur O'Connellllll "CIMMARRON" (Cinemat~t:ope & Color) -andJim Brown~ancea Raffert, AM ..... of ... , _ 40 lh. 11110 lh. Celli C1p1c1tr "WINoS 0' CHANCI" (Color) IIOnl ~AMI CIICUUIOII Prkes Start At 57.SO up MASON . . ~I( RUTlAND ~URN.ITURE, I RUTLAND ' ..,• \ . ·- l I l t-- ' � 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 10. October 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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