https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f2ea5ab0f7baea153c95a9439b0b5f53.pdf 70d26b652b3dd5366f950f770e1b8a8b PDF Text Text ..... ~ ,.._- .... - -. --.... - .._ - ... . . . - - . . .. - .,. -- ..... --~ . . . -..... ..... . ....... I 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlep~nt, o., Oct. e. 1962 Chairmen Of Christmas · Mainly About Program Named People In Pomeroy .. ... . . .. ...... ·~·"' ~ .. •\............._,_ ...1 ........ .. "" ~ ~ Past Chiefs Of - - .- - Magnolia Temple Hospital News Are Entertained ... ...... -.. ......... ·- ..... • • , . . . . .. " ~ h ... . - . , . , . . .......... -.. ----· I .. I .~ ~ ... .: I -- ~ :.'" ,_. ' .e Centennial Committee Puts 7 Names On List For Queen dA d ' I roun n . About Middlepo ' rt .f." . ·~ . daughter and aon-in-law, r.~r. and Mrs. W. C. Brown who j had be<n here for several days I ii_·. to Mi.mu, Florida where he . . ~ _., will spend the months. The Comnuss 10n on Education Mra . Esllt MOIISID8ll, ualstlWtred Hoopllal They left yesterday. of the Chll&ter Methndl.st church • ed by Mrs. Gladya Cbuckler, en- Among t h 01 e who entered Miss Cora Rope Ia staying met Monday evenlail at the Mrs. cart Shields and Mrs. tertoined the Put Cliefa of llolzer hoopital in the t PT. PLEASANT - The Cen- as a memento of the occuton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ste- wl_th Miss ~esta MCCoy whlle church ":"ith Mrs. Harold Spen Rollin Radford and daughter, Mal!ll<>llil Temple, Pythian Si5- houra were~ Queen's committee IMiss Mason County, a1oag with · : wart and cbildren moved yes- MISs McCoy s SISter, Mrs. Bet- cer , chwrman, Preaidlni. Judy wore Friday vwtors m ters, Thur!lday evening at h e r Rt 1 GallipoliJ Earl Henry this week at Geoe Ball's the 54 other coonty wlU ~ lordly to Columbus. ty Forrest Is confined to Meigs It was voted to discontinue Parkersburg, W. Va. home Jn Minersville. GoWpolls C.:rt ' with Mrs. Dooald F. he screened before the State 2 Sharon Wilson has been con- ' General Hospital lor treatment. S<nding gills to hotpital paUents Mr. and Mrs. WllHam Nease The meeting in charge ot Mro. well Mila 'Elma N Roush, chairman, presjding Centennial Committee. The IS - fined to her borne all week Mrs. HaJ:old Kauff wh.o und- and instead ask class_members aod family of Middletown were Rollin Bearba, vice president, Rt. 2Crown City, .JoYce A. a.Qd announced ttult seven can. flna1ists wiD go to Charleston .... because of Chicken pox. erw~t m&Jor surgery at Holzer to send cards. PlanJ were m,ade recent gueata of their parents, ~ with_ the Lord's Prayer mour, Allensville, and Mrs. would vie for Miss where the state cot1te8t will be. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bachtel Hospital last week was retlll'n- to recognize Sunday, October Mr. and )fro. Uowin Nease and m unison~. Wllllam Kill.ing. mer H. Rlehards, Aahland Ky County. held. n d daughter-in--law, M r eel ho~e Wednesday and Is re28, as World Temperance Su~ Mr. and ~· Clifford Pbilllpa. er was r r:ted home f r m ' · A dinner honoring the canBesides the · staW: Centemi81 0 8 Bruce Bachtel of Barhertwon cnvermg nicely. 1day, and also to have a short ' Mrs. CliUord Phllllps undar· botpltal convoleoclng niceBlrtba wlll he held Oc!9ber 19 Queen, lour maid$ of honor ':'m are viaiting with Mr. and Mrs. : Earnest Hawley was in Co- lThanksgiving prograro 1n sun : went sur~ery at Holzer Hoepl-ly. Mr1. WilHam Fisher waa re- Mrs Roy K Dressler 1 p.m. iri the Gold Room of~ chosen. Pictures 8l1d lctivl~ Forrest Bachtel and famlly.llumbus last week and part of day, November 2$. tal and II convalescing nicely ported lmprovlnc. The trave~ Chea~ut St., ' restaurant. Plana are for ties of the seven counll' C8J!o Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Keig who ~ this week where he underwent Mrs. Earl Dean and M ro. at her home, Minersville. mg prize donated by Mrs. Klrl 10 p.m. Friday. Mrs. that evening the girls will didates will appear In the papo have been here for a vist with treatments at the Uinversity Delmar Baurn. ..,.er.e appointed Mr. and Mrs. William Phil- Grueser wu awarded to Mn:.jE. Sbeeta Rt. 1 Oleshlre 1nto gowns and the. er at a latter ~ate .., \ Mr. and Mra. Bachtel and oth· Hospital. Wllile in Columbus he to have charge of the ~ist lips and . family of Rittman LawreDCe Lannlng. l :40 p.m.'Fr!day. Mrs. ' queen will be crowned at the . FinalJ plans w1Jl be made at or reladveo left Friday morn- stayed at the home of his sis- 1mas program to he held on Sat were recent gueats of his mot- Games were played and pr11.11o1Hatfield, Rt. 6 s 0 Mason County Fair,, which will, _the neJ(I meeting .Wil~~ Will bo inglor their home In St. Peter.. Iter . urday evening December 22. her. Mro. Pearl Phllllps. . 1aworded to Mrs. Henry Reibel u~ p m Friday Mr held at Park. , ljeld l)lesday, ~ 9, at It burg, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostic and . The dedication of the new al· Mike Farley returned to his Ml"ll. Richard Campbell, Mrs: s. wn~. Wells~n, !n, 11 · ;l!.m. m tht Alex..Qiil~l MemoMrs. William Warner who Idaughter returned home yester- lsr set and offering plates and home, Cheylon, W. V~. Thurs- Carrie Grueser, Mrs .. Bearha m. Friday. Mrs. Mllton W. All candidates win he prese,;.~ ' 1 buUdi!J8 ap;i<:W Jiaven. -.nderwent major surgery at ·day from Delaware where they <.:ommumon service will be held day • after 4 weekJ VISit with and Mrs. Lucille B. . Hawkins. en Ravenswood W Va 8 0 a . and ~ s~l 11ft] ·f esentifOj';~ meeting were Meigs General Hospital Thurs-1 spent several days ,. ~lth Mr. ~unday morning, The next meet Mrs. Edward Parker and £arnJ- A salad course wu served to IZ:io p.m. Fr~y. ·. ·• . r . Dof¥.Ia· ·F·. . Rou~ Mr• ' day Is reportl!d to he recover- and Mrs. Paul Bostic, Sr. mg of the Comm"-'ion will he ly. those named above and Mro. O:f.c C .rhP.heU· and Mrs. Jaclni nicely. · Mrs. Ruth Blake and daugh· held NQv~mher $ at the home Mr . and Mrs. Ben Neutzling Delbert Ei!elsteln, Milo The!· fll'<luorced , . JIJ!fohe -N~'If lfl!ven. Woman'l Roacoe Wile accompanied his ter. Mrs. Newman Burdette' of Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr. and Mrs. Jacob Ebersbach were rna Grueser, Mrs. Ray Seiden- Potlenta recently dlachar ed Cfujl; ''' . ~¥rt Sprou,. and jiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~...i;,~--·l are in Columbus where Mrs.' Ailteachersandasslstanttebch- 'l'uesday visitors in Parkera- abel, Mrs~ Adam Ebersbach Included Da id IDnd g Mrs. !'l~.,Ha~er, New a. Blake is taking treatments at en are invited to attend. burg, W. Va. Miss Lena Gruooer, Mrs. Arlm.i Rose David ~ller /~ J a c I flam I von WliOr WO!l'lln's Club and !the University Hospital. . l'ln· Jacob Ehershach ac- Hayes, Mrs. Amanda Kaapar, Mrs 'Martha Qilld' ~ M. 'oki"Rtderjour, PJeo. 8• 1· ~ by Mrs. Raymond and Mlaa Bernice Ann Durst · ·Mr; and Mrs. Merrill Ta~ ~unlor Woman's Club. Pomeroy, Oh'' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter I Bible c~a Met . ~ of Chester visited Hostesses for the November ard Bowen, Jr., and infant Pomeroy, Route 3 are an··; . . TONIGHT :and doughters. Diana and · Tk -~-· E • Friday in GaiUpolls. moeUng will be Mrs Ha kina gbter, Mrs. Floyd H. the marriage olllleir ' ... "THE FOUR HORIIMIN Becky and Roger Hysell are I Ur&-J Vf!Rlnf ond Mrs Ha · " and infant son, Mrs. Archie E. Ruby, to WiUiam B. . 3 OF THE APOCALYPII" , visiting in Idaho with Mr. The Blbje_,£ta,M of _the ..l!r.M: - - -· yes. Glbocm, infant da~ ughte ~~~r,[i~~~aon~~of~th~eJI~a~te~H~ar~ley~~and~~~ ('l'ecbnicolor) Painter's brother and famJly, fort. _, ,. .,. ~-:..· ~~- - • .· --'":;'-~.r,~~ -.- •........_.:...,:!:- . Glenn .Ford, Ingrld Thulin, __.,.._ ·~· ---- "" ·.• ~_. ,.. - -:. Cbarles Bo)ler, K41rl Boehm Russell Painter, Jr. who is ~-~ P•lt a Gilt, J ltoot•• '> located with the army. Tl" · ' ..,., will be accompanied home · I . JUN., MON •• TUIS. .' Rus11ell Painter, Sr. who ~ Octobor 1·1·9 Rodgen 4r Hammersteln's bf'!en there tor several wee~ Now . Among the local "STATE FAIR" planned to be in Pt. PleaSP (Tol'!chnlcolor) today for the Silver Tea of tt Pat Boone, Bobby Dsrin, Pamela Tiffin, Allee Faye, Tue-Endle-Wl Garden Club A.nn Margaret, Tom Ewell. he held at the home .ol M Fresh and Wonderful with Windsor are, Mrs. James ~ newe•t Melodies. ColorcartHDI ley, Mrs. Garen Stanab"l 3 "":i~:::i~ Mrs. Crary Davls, MiBI Lei'J --- ra Giles and Miss Frieda· Fat• nte. , Mrs. Jana GOkey has relut I,IIOOLEPORT, OHIO ed from Clayton, North car NOW SHOWING lina where she was called li. "MYITIIIOUI ISLAND'' week because of lhe death ~ (A World Beyond her brother-In-law, C. C. 811 ., lmaJinatlonJ wart. She Was taken to u;. Michael Crate and Wood County Airport in Part Joan Greenwood - andersburg, by her daughter an ''THI TRUNK" son-in-taw, Mr. and Mn. Ch$ Phil Carey, Dermot Wal1h les Byer for the trip by plant. Al1o Starrlnc Vera Day A .,.,~ .. , • • enttnt\., ' ...,....., .......... Yb'l'lllll ..................... .,..._,.., .....,, all• ~ 4 queen. ill '·I Harmon 1. ' ' . I .' ' ' Vows Taken By Ruby Taylor#c W'/'f' . R'fe 1· MEIGS THEATRE , I .. -1•,-.;, Pi. ••#< SATURDAY wsAz.TY a..nn.t LIBERTY THEATRE NDAY Property Daiiiflge~ Heavy · j, ,. 3 Weekend Accidents ' .'--: . ' . ' PTA TO MEET . The Rutland PTA will met' "11te Name Written Monday evenina at 7:30 In th~ In Blood" hl&h ochool audllorium with J~, Ar<h Hall. Jr. and Fenderhuoh, safety division elY. MarJ~n~ninJ U defense official, as apeaket. "THI UUNII" ~n memhero are asked to co'!' Shown At 2' 7 sundlf tribute to a toy cheot. Babyall> ~~~~~~~~~t~oq~wlll~~"-~rov~_._____ "IIGAH" DiSalle Denies Mudslinging Annive..-y DylniJD~y:J.eii~:.; • l*tli,- ~~011. "' .,'· ' .. PORTLAlm, . Maino lllPil I ' I; ~- ~ ~ Your homo will be moro comfortable thlo wlnllr, and your fuol blllo will bo J.io ' 11 you oqulp your homo with olorm windows and door., S.. uo lor a !reo elllmate. ' ,. ; ,. • ' .,,' " 'j .- ~Ct.tl•lflll ITOIM_WINDOWS Combination .creon and ala11. Sizes to Gl.aU atand. l~ -~ ' 1 •• ~; ·, .. '( 1'J ~ p::• ' 't-i-: ..,-,. ard openings. AI • • •' llwG . $14 •25 t• IACH . I' ·I \ • ' \ t' ~ ' "· ~ 't .: ~ iii !1119.95 Ts. IACH ..' . .'- WOOD ITOIM lAIN Sizes to lit all atondard openings. W•ll made of ,' lop quolily maleriol. .... I... . AI ~~ $5.95 tiACH ' AillisGOP . w~ 'Ni-.:.~' - ~ ' �..... 11le DaOy s.tiael :OMMENTATINO EDITORIALLY . Years Of Our Days The international Importance of sci· durin& tile IGY, which was a time of ence wu brouaht home. to the ordinary maximum activity. .. e Co-operation In meterolo&lcaJ recitizen durin& tile t.mous International Geophysical Year, even though the Sput- search is going on at an increasing rate nlka and Vonauarda and El<plorers otole In an effort to understand more about the world's weather patterna. the ohow from the other oclences. e Space exploration continuoa to be The IGY was no on..ohot extravaaan· za, however. A number of other "inter· the most apectacular area for Intern•· tiona! co-operation and Is being spurred national years" are under way or sehed· by the United Nations. uled, among them: The U.S. and Britain til ill spring e The International Indian Ocean Ex· launched a joint satellite called "Ariel." pedltion will run from 18e2 through AI about the ume time, a U.S..Japants• 1965 and involve 25 nationl and about team collaborated in a IOUndlng rocket 44 veuels. project at Wallopa Island, Va. An Ita!· Among the ships will be the former ian satellite is planned, to be launched prelidentlaJ yacht Williamsburg, which by an American rocket. hu bean turned over to the National This· co-operation has come about not Sclance Foundation. It wliJ be renamed merely becau&O ol the obvloua fact that the Anton Brun, In honor ol the late It Ia physically one world. It 11 alao beDanllh oceanoarapher. caute aclentlllc knowled&e has become e The International Year of I h e ao vut and complicated and llll-embrac· Quiet Sun will be held between April lng that no one nation bu enough brains 18e4 and December 18e5. Observati ons or wealth to go tt alone . There can be no nationalism or isola· during this period of minimum sunspot ICUYII:Y will I!Oillplament those made tlonism In science. t. •ch;igan May Sing Romn·e y To Nomination Wilen she turned around • h e WASHINGTON - (MEAl Mlcbl(an IIOWIIilen eoverlnC tlio IIIIa capital Ill Lanlq put toIOiher I llltla about IUio magnala and Republican g1lbematorlal <$11illdato George w. Romney. One verae and t b e go like Ibis. They a r e Wfilteo to :scan with the tune ot' '1be Ballll Jlrmo of the Re- - I l :1 ! \ rich! •tanding bohlnd her• . Alter be walked away beamIng, the ~I lold public affairs director :\rthur Sylvester what happened and how embarrass-ed she wu. RepUed Sylvestor: "Don't feel embarrassed. I jill! hopa you do the 1111110 lor Gerleral Taylor." public: .!:J'm . a pre1identlal darkhoru lor the tan of '61 I hear a hundred m1lJlcm vofeno Every time he opened a book . be aaya, be felt tbat duty requir~ eel him •Iso lo open a bottle. And I can lick tlio llennedJI and Wallar Reuther, too. Glory, glorj for our party, l ·am alwayo bale and hearty, Jolmny ........... j\111 • .,.... CHAD CALHOUN, Wasnlu~­ vice president of the Henry J, Kaiser industries for oearly Democrala wiD taU." MIJQIJOTI of tht woolt: ''I don't want Io be rich!. I J • 1 I want Ill be p..-.nt." m., PENTAGON gal wu looJdni at a picture of Gen. Lyman L. Lemnltzer, former head of tlio Joint <lltefs of Stall who was IN WINNETKA, m., where he lived before nturnlng Io Walhlnlton lo taU o ..,._ ment job lor the 11111teenth Urno, Wirtz served on both tilt Ubrary board and tlio llquor conunl&- llll't bl a handJome Bum?'' . On Our Critical List IIY DOROTHY KILGALLEN JO'l"l'INGS IN PENCIL BROADWAYITES CLOSE TO TH II NIIW Sidney Klnialey play, "Nl&ht Uft," thlnk Jimmy Hoffa will filp hla l1d when he aeeo - or hom about actor NtvUio .Brand'• portrayal of a Ja. bor ltadtr. But t11o1e who know the 1'1!· doubtable Mr. Hoffa beot are bellini bt'U cool II, no matter how devaatatlnJ lito r11emblan~ . . • Lana Turner'• r• action to Harold Robbln1' latest novel, "Where Lo.. Haa Gone" (pretty Utle, lln't It?) oupt to be more vlolellt. But Lana'a been reported llvlna the enthu.. lillie lite lately, 11vln1 a party for tho entire Iliff ol a Spanlth Jafe 1pot on lht West Cout, rather a Ia Ava Gardner, ao perhapl aho'l become phlloaophlcal, France Dlmancbe has Joined the boat of Europtan paper• thal have printed the famoua "on the beach" ldsalnl acelll starrlni Rl~bard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor In rul .Ufe, only the French pi• per fUnnily captiona It ''Cttle terrible hoto de Lt. Taylor avo~ Richard Bur· on," while ruMinl It thrtt column• wide. ReeeniiJ llurlon Aid tht whole affair w., coollo up by the newtpapan, lltd that when he lhd Lh had an lnno~nt drink In 1 cafe In Rome, chaptro oned by a friend, tho friend wu crop. pld out of ~~ tt!tll,t ~hole awful sen· aatlon-~ Pn.11 ·araphtra, and he would awefl' !hat k Doualaa' body wu ultd for bll {Burton'a~n thl prlntld vtriloa at lltt plctilrt. ha •uuaatl that Klrli'l bodY Wit ueed or the beth• 1Dt tnmb -111111111 pon be'a llabltlo &el a punch In lhe ·JtOn; Kirk ·II In far better ttiapa; pll,yllcally. (Aaaln, howovar, the chipii'ODI IJ mlulnl from ••cello ttrrlbll ~o," altbOUih tbt two princlpala IN 10 elote topthtr Jl'l herd to flaitft· 0111 how a tblperotlt could hive tqUeiQd Into the act.) ONII or THB MAJOR NIITWORKS, In rnat Mti'ICy, 1111 autborlltd I b t fllmln1 ot IIVII'II inlpllrtult dramatic aegmenll, ·~~~~~ In tiff" one of lit bll atm II unable or uowiUina to flnl1b thl teltvlllon oeuoo. Tbe video network hu IOod NIIIOD to bl lllfVOUl • • • L e n a Horno'l new 4ttc, "Colllt On SlrOI!I," IJ a blockbullor! bul how II It 1etlln& by thl radio llltlon ..a10n? .. The famed Copacaba!lll Ia duo to ltl Itt dtclalon Mit w.U. A!on1 the Broadway beat, the betting Is "Tiiey'rt JOPna beat II." "How to Succoed," whlch celtbratea Ill flnt ltfrthday IOOD, 1J UpiCitd to hit thl bllf·mlltlon mark In clair profllt by thlt Umt. Sinct lhlt appllu only to the Broadway oparatlon, atallltlctanl on tht Sbubttt Alley IOtne ara mat111,1 fanta.. tic utlmates of Ita eventual "tail," put• tlltrlt Ia the "My hlr Lady" cattrory Crick anan1er llalph Burna tolls lritnda 1he "LIUii Me" mullc It the hell Broad· way lbow acore be'a worlltd oa In an the )lltll'l be'1 bttn connteltd wllb mualc • •. Dovtmal tht top-fll&bt fublon mo~. hal laf, · tht modtDDI agency of wmab 11M Wll formarly part owner and 1111 jGIIIId tM llloan Pord ltlblt of'_l!~~!!!J!i ~~~1!: nlDe years, was given • black Chad wu born and grew up on the Nebraska-Wyoming bor· der where btl grandfather rais-ed blm on -les '!! ln!lian taids ombollhes, and acalplngs In the old fronUer days. " I •bought that was all over un I tame 1o Washington ..,. fore the wars." said calhoun. "But then I learned what 1mbushes and acalpings and fighting the red men was really· like I ' ' Oak Hil1 •pent Sunday nooo with Mr. and Mn. on these new rrontierll Kaisers during , 9te prGmpts the 1uggesUon Uult tl)e party or the N e w Froptier change iLs emblem from the donkey to a plaque displaying a Credit Card emblazoned o'ler 811 Yo u wars." . HENRY J. Kaiser Sr. flred ·Chad calhoun once by long dis· attractive smorgasbord." , PENNSYLVANIA state plan. ~ng officials got a surprise while using a computer to fig.. ure ptipulatton projections for some or their midstate counties. · One, Union, appeared marl\• ed for a 15 per cent inetease id populaUon in thf!' neX~ de8aue · ot two - far out of line with ifli: · ~ipture wu read by . Mn:. Bearhs. Tak·lng part in the gram were Rita Weai'J, dieaUon!'l in this category for. tance telephone, whlch the em· pire builder used by the h o ll r. llis Washington vice preoldent .., .1houghl of retiring then, a n d "ltarled to clean out desk. · But !Wncy J. was soon back on tlio plloae with a dozen new wignment. When <llad coold aet a wont in he aald, "But you fired jull me • lltt!e bit 0110." 1be Une .went dead for a Mr. and Mra. Paul Rich Caldwell visited with ber brother, Mr. and Mn. Homer Radford. M. and Mrs. Hugh Bearlls an eveniN with Dewey Pullins Nye Ave. A plenning session was held the church to organize the countywide MYF. The meeting W81 tended by minister• and I~:~~~ from the Meti>Odu•'l \e of the cot~nty. The regular meetmg of MYF was held ~t the cbYII'Ch Sunday eVftl.ing with the president Ruth Ann Bailey in eherge.. Twelye members were present. for legislation which run t h e muntry further i n to (I e b t don't know what pandemonium is unless you worked for t h e aimllar counties ln the general area. , The officials were bSrflcd. Then , suddenly, the uplam1tlon dawned. Union County is the site of the Lewlsbl\rg led~tal peniteptiary. futt, Marla Grueser. Janet A::::~: I a~ M~s. ·Bearhs, Robert A: Jack Stanley, Billy Radford, dy Sheets, Ruth Ann Bailey. meeting .closed with the benediction. . Commented one official: "Tlie computer ·just We 'll prepare your ready mixed con· COMPLETES COURSE didn't know those increasing numberS would be behind prison walb.u Il'lD- p~:~~~- Douglas, Joyce Stanley, crete order to your Jpecifications, and deHver -' it anywhere In town, all ready to pour. Call TWO END TRAINING WITH IINIX 4l . Marine Private Floyd Gra- Frederick E. Werry, aviatio~ 4 Mr nd Mr J electrician's mate ~~e-cond ehm 9• er- USN son of Mr. and Mrs . Het'Jo ' SOD u• •8 . R. Graham, and Marirw ry Werry of 11.1 Pibasant Ridge, IPrlvolie Howard C. Smith, 110n Pomeroy ls serving with Patrol Mr. and Mrs. HenryS. Smith Squadron 45, a unit of the re· of Racine, completed re- covery forces which !he U. s. it tr . . Se t t th Navy and U. S. Marme Corp:t cru amms, P •. 27 ' a e was assign~ to the Atl!.miic M81'1ne Corps Recru1t Depot, · ocean area fbr the third man. • ···' San•Diego;· Calif. ·They next ned orbit81 flight into space. to Camp P,endlelon Cal~. - - - - -- today ... our service is prompt and our prices are the lowest possible! - GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 lor combat wantry tra~ing. ' 1- - -- - - - - - - - "suddenly I'm an "adventurous"cook .._. ~. ~,~!. .~ ranges ·"ave· ev~rything I fHE DAILY SENTINH ' .. DEV OTED TO INTEREST OF would with the same condition . . and for that H810D YOU may MEIGS MASON AREA lichttc:l 1. ow•n. Publll ..., · CbtUtr Tann•hlll, ld lt at _ P ubli•h~d .. vcr.t a f• crn11W1 e1.oev sun· da~ by Tbe Obh• Valler Pllhlltnln• <111mpan,t ILU Meenan •o B\.. ~> a me roy eYN>ct your ne...,ew to· outgrow ..,... l'" t.hiB tendency. Convulsions in I I "hildr•en hio 8u11nQI nutc• pb•m• · WY 1 I~ are commonly due to O m~ edltorla1 ttnone W'V 3·i1!t&. fever ' When these convul" occur, prompt l!:nte... t1 II te<:oi!.d OIBU l!l.!lill%1f mmt\et tt ~be poll oflfce II P omon>lr, measures on1o. o.L to th Nttlll%1111 l(h ei'UMnl · RIJI,..II!ntatl.,._ hould be I t.aAeR stOp em. '!.ot.t1nelll IChnhlll, lne., U3 Lealn•· Ave ., New YG.r• "(!It~ . N<aw York doctor sit ou ld he summoned I•onsuh~~ rlptlnn rlo.te•' Delivered h, once. WhUe waiting f()r him ••rrler wllne •••UabJ•. lMl "-"" r•t . Wtl~k• on. y•u.r rn lldvanca a• T ll • · COme, the Child ShOUld be ()ally i1"'1'111n ' I nUke II~ Ill] llJ m<llr· •I ibJ d Jb&,• t? Jj.O lhr•o ~nnt n. h.lll l:f as qu1e as poss e an. a Motor tDu~e w.jY'fe, t~:J.Ua.lil~•.. t lfjllo C)Oth Or 8fl icebae applied ..dntb , 11 .00 K:r mall: on1 year. ""'ta,OO" his forehead; ::IIQ.mcoat.bl, M.~ tlu'q 1 ~nntlu, Carnival ,Q _, ~ . . . . old who wllb tlio ar other lllMaa pta of u much u 101 wllb IUdl • . a I, ..' ' ....... the Gas smokeless broiler keeps kitchens clean! A Gee . . _ " , nu . - . .. can broil with the broiler t1oo< clcad. Your kitchen otayo omoke-lreo, -r'r free. Aoot1 oooly a Ge!t .._ gives inBiaat heat to aear lllC&t browa ••• ~ ... rich juioea ... aad briBe" out ~ ... r I I lt-ooktwri• ftavof. Only GaS Ran,ee rjrte you aU 0.. ather work..u.ving feat\ll88: aui«= stl£ . . - .a.mometsn, .... bastinc r:ot;iaaietJ, aun--"W'HA-a-Br~t flllltiiy ..ize JriddkHtt-the •"tf\e, 0. ::•= a... tltGA .... I ·. .98 ... ..... ,. ... ,.,,' .. .. ... ~BLUE 81t~IW Fb: ... . SeaondPrbe ~ day trip l.o 4 -day tri-p to London and New Ybrk City PariB by TWA byTWA;et.piUII jet , plu• eJ: flllpei\M' ~noney! penee mon.ey! 17CS additional prlns! Polaroid Cameras-Aru:hor Hocking Oven wal'e - Betty Crocker CoOkbookS. Gat tuU detaile at your Gaa Rangt' dealer. . (Thi• ill an Ohio contest .) Game endtl Oct.. 31, 1962. Enter now! ing alve your kitchen built·in bef.uty at free. ....... price. .. . ' See th~ Gas Rangei, at your Gas Applilmee Dealers: Caloric • Hardwiclc • :K:eruilore • ·Magie Chef:. Norge • RCA WhirlpOOl • Roper • Sunray • Tappa11 "'82;744 women were interviewed 1o lholr ~ " ' - ~do their oookfng, by oa autoide- Dl'prtiza. pt;·~ ..p!i..: :W:i>et llfiill Iiley preferred """""'- witb '""'-·*" ' ' .t. . ' . 1 I a.... . h THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY ' . . ·- ,, i '·" Beyond • Oil{ .. . : j ; i ' . .. .. . ' ~oiidJ''."i . ' 1.. ,... J •' ..• r FLAME: Prise-10-1 New ........StaHbl. Oa• R••••• witlt ...._, •tyl- _. . BAUM LUMBER CO• • NO WONUR MO!n' WOMEN WANT GAS RANGI!:St" · ' Middlepott Pige Street re- I r. ' Mr. end Mrw. Farris JoiH11on SOUTII DAKOTA GOP Sen. Karl Mund~ ~te his ccmstitq..ents that "the long lilt of Whlto HoUBe requests asking Congre!ls tie, orchid and cbampasne dinner on bit Miniretlnment. ward Dayt'' llld CUllen, "deltvered the wtle oiSe<retary of La-o bor Wlrta - and not by maU." Wlrta then lold bow tt happened. He "" tryln& lo get a birth cerUIIcato lor his wUo 10 1 h e could apply lor o pusport. Wheo he finally locoted tt, In Jackson•llle, be found H wu oJcoed by Dr. James A. Day, the PMG'alath•. so effectively, "Chad, you know I'd hever do a tb.illg like that" llln NATIONAL Press Club PresJ. CUllen -cod W. Willard Wurta u "the new aecretary of labor - lor better or for wirtz," but after tbat he lold 1 better 1tory to obow how elosoly connected the new fron. Uerltnen reaDy are. ••'Jbe fatJl.. er ·of Postmaster-General J . Jr.d.. lmoct1ng II my door Mr. and Mr1. Richard 100, Kenneth and John of Marietta, 1pent e. evenatg with Mr. and Mrs. Wytrsmiller and Dlane. ment and then the boss come back in his most dulcet, d e e p bass voice which he could ~~e lion. dent George I'm a better man than Rooky, Barry G., and Dlcl;y, too, . ty The ourprlled to lind Lomnlt- - juat nplaced by Gen. Mllwen Taylor, Ita lbe wu lfalidln& lbero ltlmlrlnf his photo, I b t couldn't help but remark, "My, Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting Rock Springs Society News 2.--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlep_ort, 0 ., Oet. 8,' 196_~ WASHINGTON COLUMN . .... .. .. . . .. . ~' ·.- ' • -~ . Gas mains, use L,P llaa '' - -=---·- - ·-'·· ..... ~ -. •' . �J • ' ' Hawthorne Is \fildeat Star On Football Field, Campus • ....-.__.. • ' I I • - ~)._ • ...... ~- DaHyl!lentlnel, P~, e ., N : 8, ~-- ......._,, w ---• end ...., Ml P'n•t ..... Fonndation Grants $15,000 ;: :!s-=::-.=:: 'llrPda. ton;: lilt For Mason County Pro"am l'- hiM• .... -- =':':.J::::::.:: ...... 'YIIIIIIllo ... uouaUy IIIey 10 to bliiW PT. PLEASAliT - Muon oew program, u stated by Mr. ettlon. Cotmty 8c11101 !Iuper- PoloeU, il il1t fact illtt P.W B. PopJI o•IIUaood fo. ooldom oruble to put IIIIo praotbal il1t ron~ rOI!IIIalloo jjce die .... melllodllbey loom ' made • of tlS,(JiftD ... - . . they .. aut ., Muon School "' _leach In tr~l publle oebool Jo P-" -"":' In JUIIPOrl of lbe 1)'12ms. Increasing em-ollmmt pregT8JII In teach- at an levels have IOCIIIfd allei!""!J and acbool Jm. Uon on the need lo create IDOJ'f · '• • Oflectille me.ana ot IIIIII'II!I ed'l'hll ..-ill ""' bald on a U<allooal program for an ...._1 IUbmllted by the SUpt dent&. . ~;~"';tlha Fund for I h • The County will have tine A of Eclu<aU.,. In pilot centen located at · Beedl Dr. Lple!' W. Nebooft and lllU Elementary, N.., Havea Ed~ J . Meade, Jra., ot Elementary and Wabama JW>· Jl'und llalf have ...cle vi>- 1>r Jliih SchooL c.n.truclioo to Muon County to see the wu compleled on Wabama JW> ~;;~iln:X:ocllon~ lor High late lhiJ oummer with _I PoweU staled ~ opening at il1t beiinsraat bas sreat slpif- nlng ot the preoeo~ acbool term. ~ the Malon County 'l'hll ochool Is the moot - . ~ 11¥0 Weot V!rplla deoJpod of any ochool locoted IDd l o r - et!!>- lln thta oeetkln of the eountry. ...the only project lib 'lllis .... bullding .. ideal lor In the whole nalloa. · tho training of "Co-Op" team'lbla Pil>sram It the ""'H of ers UDder the Jeadml1ip.of a IIIUdy alld planning over "Lead" teacher actmc Ill die past three yaera by Stile eapacity of a oupervltor. WITH of Ed-tion, Mar- Mr. PowaD furtber llal«<lhlt lllld die 111uoo Dr. lietaon of the I'Cird r - . Scbool "l.ffem. All three lion said thol bt lollow the 100% lata pUnt ore _..ling Ill -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;......., llludy of teacblng and .. that beautf8el walla training ·ln aur County Girls' and ealtinp ill jult acboola. By Vogue 0118 llOIItl foetor leldlng to die fiOo teadllrtlp;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====; I o...;nt;-nnfl . • so ea-'\... '· ' "- .; ., Kentuckian Is Reclamation · Assn. Director . ' •.. . INIIIVJDV.U.iln TAIUII-G GALUI'GLIII l'la1lf- Ptl. - QB ........ I YG .. 71 UU ..•••• 1 M •••••• 4 ., ••• •••• • 18 Crestone 1 •• to • I .... Q11 ... ,1 I · 'llH .... 1 1 Low aoor TbiJ ..... 1111 that ,.,., !l!>ot Death Count Is LimitedTo5 Over Weekend . MIDDLBI'OIIT _..._ TC1I YG .&VE. Ul .. ... ' • nl .. ·• 19 ....... 4 11 . Rll ..... • 0 QB .... i ... II tl w.....,.. ONLY ·1110!< for loU. Gathero4 lroDI IIlii bleb back. Black latbar. '1.29 Sizes 4-10 •s.99 . PER QUART THE SHOE BOX MIDOLIPORT 'lBAM' I'I'ATWJ'ICS . Qlh\RT1111111 I ......... OM•t- .. .... o o eo,. ,;. - .... tiTI'".. .. .. .. 1120RVSBING ...... 4t 94 111' ..... .. .. til I • t-11101 .... .. .... osot......... 111- A- I .. .. .. 49 91"111 '111-8C I ...... ~··~­ ·-t '..."'!' i f . • . ••' c"ll Johnny Pay Gets Boston ., .. l FAR MORE CLOTHES are . dried by ' . ELECTRIC DRYERS WHEI ·Y M ·AU. ·.than any o.th.er kind ••..... .......... ,. l ·~ ..., •. ' .- 1'0V •o.. .. foil, ... ATTENTION MENI at own - World-wide pl1eem~nt 1clvJ~ lflfVIe~t, up ·to $1.50 per hour Oil eonuJelloto ol In!••·~ Oponton ~ needed u 1'111111 ol vul now J.l.7ql _..... &otiiDi undonr17. thlo trpe of moobW, flU out -llolow. Jwto ,..,.....,. ,.,....., • • Ia ~ NAME----~--------------~ AGE _____.________________ Mall to: SCM,ITHIAST ICUCATIONAL INSTITUTI P.O. Dr..... 111- lllta~alhlllll, T1111n. IIIII birth .ol an I Jb, ' • do41111tc, Mlldrtclllla, llolii . Mlmorlal Hoopllal ..... Dry WASH · •· ·- ll l2c· All.llat pio<M tra1ioc1 ' ·Don't buy ••Y· _ ..•ntll · pu call . ROBINSON'S· our ' - Hlaa ancl P"t'-11. Then goi'Mdy with CMh to .....aDcl --.~ - 01! f. Graildpal, . . Mr. Mro. Cllrlel ot Lq Botlom. '1bt IIIIo ba.. II lfllllllll . .. llld IWofiwen't C~R'OY Vf't 2-54U T..W.um. c..._. · WY 2-5310 . . MIDI)LEPORT ............. ..... · . .125 •E. Mlln St, PhOIIt WY 2·2171 . ,~ ' ,. , \ life of ezpimaiya olotheo. FREE' HOI!III.. TRIAL Aak your modem electric applianoo dea~r to inatall o llomeleiJo electric dryer in your home for a {lw RilL TileD you be tbe ju~l Call your dealer ~~ . ' ' ·'~~ ' '{' • • ..' • ' ' ' 'Mar. . ... ... . .. ..... ·· ··~:..· ~ . ' 1~ .." -~- ~- l · ~ . ·...-~ .LO""'·., . .. . I. ·JIIItalJatioa 1m! •IAinanoo OllG lea Tbere'1 111111 - 11 tion; r.wer·liorklni·porta. a. You ilave whell you dry. Gentle e1eetr1c drylnc illltiOD pro1Mfa Cbo that ...... "" ........... ROCK BOnGM RATES ,~· .!Qr yean. IINIII • IIOW IIVdtol. Callw oowl ' 111 Check IIR'1'R ANNOUNCID Mr. llld Mn. Mlr<iln. Ill lto(ipon ·Plalno oro ODo ' PHONE _______________________ ~0~------------------- ·- 1S .MINUTJIS on tbla OfllllPIIIODI. u -balllcolly lnellood lilt! ln.._ ........... ""'.... . . . ' PINANCID HIRE IN Loona to - .. - . , oqulpmoot. ......... ••aiiiMe .. ~. motor 1rtd,.., ln4 an IUbbtr:tlntl au. propoll«<aenpon alld drll llul. Jluot tra1o uu... ....,q """ Wll............ , _ OUI I 17 TO 56 Flamtloat electric dryen are the overwhelmiliJ .chOU. of .11)...... hoUBOWiV811-and ooskonacious husbands. Electric dryen ore dulhan other kinds. Mo,..,modern. Comfortingly safe. So pnt!e Ito :your cloth"";: Boot of all, they save doHnra, not _pennies, becauae • • , 1. Theil' oripal ·eoot Is as much as $50 leJi !han lbe 11'!1» of other kin!ls ,of ~- This saving ollone would pay all oplratiDa eoite '....., ••••d• olloo..... ~ \I.... , ............... YO'UR NEW ·cAR . Because FLAMELESS ELECTRIC DRYERS save . dollars ••• nor pennies! '· . _... ,., ....... pot .th"".,... ...... . •. ' .. ' .f .~- . . .. . ,,·.,. •'•' ·- . OHIO POWER I#" - -f COMPANY _ c .:.·• ..... _,.,., •••••......,..<e'c~-,-/~ ·~ ·:.' "" \ " . ·.•.. MMWiiiOW•- • ~ $' •· - ' I '~ '" '. ,, ,., """"''I," ;: .. ) • �' \ • Half Of SEO Counties Show Tax Gain 1 _ _ _. ., _ . . . , . . , ._ _ _ " ' " " -'""""'- TV IN REVIEW B: Unitt·d Press lJi tenaaU~tt~al • ,. I D.o\Y WORDS ""' ,., ""' 20 25 -· .. ' . I 3 DAYS 90e $1.20 $1.00 0 DAY£ ABC-1V, \vnrch ha! been trying 1-"rvlng under a iicltious $<JIO $1.110 $2.26 $6.00 $7.50 l (1) NOTICES I 1 &ct. (l&w ) I ....... ..... "· ..... It. wuuam ao.....,.: 12. Valley on tho,_, I3. S.lnnJnl' 12. Girl'• lf. Ha'tlnl 25, Con· . ...... nick- ..., ....,.ua. .......,........ Unued to mi.lke tis consider the altema- W redeem IUm:seH. ~Q~=~ 11. 8p&WI'I. 1tortea the t~ i!! week In the form of new knowa, bowever, ~viq 18. Kind i~rie11 set in wartime, Friday , nlzed the fotmer oHlcer, ~ ot , aa. rna. unit o( night offered il!i la'tes( such en- acted by William Windom. ttehln&' ntt 31, Cb•un• ltomanl& ~7. Article: •lil , Moelelll try, " The Unllant Men. " '! at Windom'& plea, be keeps n . Mut1c aott Ger. title Like "Conlhl:d:" its~ TUesday ae<:~t. . lB. Metal• 11. To r o: leot:. u . A 'V'etenn: pr~;dt!{>esaur on the same network, ! ln tbe end, Windom it cOfttafner ao. Oteu. Altttet" colklq. ''The Gs llallt lft ~n" Use! the old 1needlessly afttlr the battle apt>ar- 21. Holm '*k 33. SUbae>13. 'I'ahl.tlarl ra.OMJett quentl:r national protediYe shield uf showing how ' enlly it over, and ~e ~Ct!Qe 14. Frtnch It. OUidtd lt. CbDQ!Mo (Od t.erdble wa1' is io order to open .onetraled ~JI tlw Uielesaoell illu.tn.tor r:-T'~"r."""17"" liP an enUre new fie\d of pro- It all. Jll . V~opor 28. Untt &o gl'AtnmiiJK in whic~ vi.;.lenca c~n The Meriel might BCUre be defMded. as ~i ng a natural ' good JIO.inbl If it can come ' f!J,rt of Lhe action. i wibt llff·beat lltorlfs. In t.l)e If you want to believe that both Ishow., t~ action w&& 10 . . . tte>-..11 ,21. Nqrte , exp!Orir these series hive · altr~alstic mo- I that it wou1 difric~t to ,rWI), lives, that's y.our pr_erugative. ltoo concerned ~bout anyone . anima& , . This cornet· doosn'l buy it. 1Windom- and be is oot one 9f 11. Gradt!o 32. H&Vlnf AE pr8vious1y reported her<.!, j:lrogram's regu)8rs. Viewer moflty: .. "Combat" and "The· Gallant ,pathy is essential. I&, I i.tn Men·• both are one hour long snd i bolh con~'n Infantry, units of TIH!o c..:.,onel fl1rim :.Cilnton trac~) !f. Top 1\m uri<;>tt tt'~ in EUrppe during 1fy , famed rormer warden-(){ ornamtnt World Wril' .ll. _ln "Combat." they :QUenlin Prison, sppean on at. According fight in Frcmce. In "The Gallant ;1'V's Ernie FOrd show Th!U'S<Iayl M~n " they do battle in Italy. - •.. Lena Horli.e guests 40. &litla ' 1 len.ua In t:~cldi\ 'rm tc liome fair stock 1on NBC • TV's .Petry Como d.llledol) C.O ot:tgt> of autbentlc ·newsreel J ram . , , Kim HUnte~ . 1 for "!'hB. sl!o l ~ . the ~reatest a~d to "The lame day In the CBS.'I"t0 .."Steel ••. Lawful G11.tlant .Mlln" in the first show l liour." · ilS the presence of Actor -Robel't Julte Newmar 111 pencilled ln ••. Kllll McQueeney. as a -war cort€spond· for NBC • TV's "Tonight" show -. D.u t.Y CRYPI'OQUO'l'E- Horo'a ••• to worli Itt tmt who latches on fo ' the Jnfa n - ~· Wednesday , , , ABC • TV Will AXYJiL&A.t.:l& ll)' group, cerry J , Edgar Hoover'l!l keynote II LOifQ . I'J:LLOW ' McQueeney headlines the series · address to the Amerlc~n · . . One letter •tmpi,O lltab&l tot another, In Ulll A. II UMd, for tbe Ulhe 1:.'1, X for the twa o ·.. etc. Blllfle lllten, ..... along With s~me niher people who iCnnvenlton in Lu Vegas, trophhtl, tha lelnJUl uul formation ol thli WCitftla are all hint& inrl uJe former heavyweight boxar Tuesday , , . uone of the ~lac~~ day \be ooe1e leU.. ..,_ .Ufel*lt. - . Ro1Rnt.1 L!i Stana and so far as lJrogr&ms l&nded In the "Top ·10" Jul'tJ'aying a newsman is co~- ratings for tht week ending Sept. cerned, McQueeney does it more 23. · HJTNK.TU IJX: '!'TQTA XI' i:JO::· !e<·ently than t!!leVhdon 's other :ZKQX &'tMSKA.TV JK laT'l" JtQ P new fi ctional reporters this sea- Mr. and Mrs. Rlly ·aladm&rt :wn-thouii;h the competition- Cl:l~ L~Kied the weddln& o!' Dolbe•cil IUUT I RlC.YUAIQ,-IIQYQT~MP1 . I h<~ rdly be· considered at!tf. Saunders tnd :M1si In the the unit com• 1neU at New Me.r1hlleld .,,....._.,. . ,..... -,.,...,. ...,...... PHONE WY 2-2157 i 41. Wronl'ful ...... lht! ulternalive," soys ..Maurice ftl1(.1W is ao e.r.-officer who brokt Clwvali1·r. and ran irl battle and 11 now 1 HO. $1.~ AOJUli• 1 . Northem duck I . PoMr &enn ll.Armor ability u a town la about to HULLY'\\!P(fD IUPlJ-"Old age t.Bken. He envlet one of .hiJ isn't $0 bad wht!ll you consider dlen but doesn't know that 4 centa per worcl. one haertloo Minimum cbAJ'Ce-al tt>nts 6 ctllta per word for three consecutive tnsertl0111. Spectal - one month for 30 cents per word. full rate of 4 cenll per word will be cbara:ed for tdverti.1ina: if not paid within 10 clayt after r~ivinJ bill Errors in A.dvertiainC-Sbould be reported immediateiJ. The Oail)' Sentinel wiU not be respon1ible for more thaD one incorrect inaertJon. Card of Thanks and Special Nott.cn of Evenu, $1.25, l or 50 word minimum. Each addiUopa) word, lr. Obitulries published o~.t 1 cent per word. P!'meroy·Middleporl, 0., 0<1. ~- ~ 8~:<-T DAILY CROSSWORD 11 ~~·;:,,;,t::v---::::lcj:a:.'"do::ub=ll~h11=11~:::1 FOR CONSISTENT OEPENDAILE RESUL Tl RATES • ..,., l ~lll¥. 5to_tlll•l, FOR SALE ............... I ol l .. .l I ••·V-t I Drop-Outs In School Are I i ·~-QM···· William McKELVEY I I I 1j I. River Report Democr11 Condidote FOR COMMISSIONER RADIATOR Leak In Answer To 'Question' ~VMPO Raclio-~·::·~r!·. ::;~.:::!:''!. ~ , ~··"Jl"---':":"::-:...:-:·::-···~1-::--'·' ..:·-=·:-:-~:-:----I 1\tondaY Trhgougll t<'rJday S:3S Platter Ptrty !l:OO .~e v.'! 4:05 Platter Party 4::lO LOcal News 4:40 ~uslcal My1terlea u:4!i 7:114.1 7:115 7:3U 7: :15 7:50 I: 1I 11 :()0 l REPAIR P.:05 IUSO 8·35 rePair oil-types of. a:-15 from neater cores truck or tractor ,_. and Wlflli1Utbed WY 2-NSI. apanmentt. 7 2& tfc FURNISHED AND Unfurnished apartments, utiUUe1 Rowley tnd Reed WY 2-2776. Alter 5 p. m. WY 2474. tln lah, lO:~o i\"ev.:s 10:35 Morning Interlude 10:30 News t\ew~ / U:30 News , Il :3.l Farm Bureau ,t.... ll : ~o 11"1 11 :50 11 :55 11:58 12:00 1::1:15 1:1:15 12: 31) 1 ~ 00 Ohio Educ3tion Assn. Livestock Market Report UppPr Room ""' Dow Jone!i Averages Nnnn ·Report Music Just For You Goesslel'll Guest Star- Il'rl. Music Jusl For You News 1:05 MUsic J:.ist Ji'or You 1:90 News 1:31) Music Just For You 2: 00 NC\\·s 2·0,'i Rev. RosC!Oe Thorn-We4. 2:05 Mu~ic Juit For you 2:3\i News 2-:35 MUs.ic Jult For You 3:00 News . _ ~: 05 ·Platter Patly 3:30. Ne~\·s _-: I .• ' ul out. I know It 110\mda eorny ,.... but we han been eom1n1 up off the floor lm't any law agaiDot us doiDg It qaiD. • I . ·- 8UG6Y Tttfi:OUGH THE i:NCIR':CLI NG ~E"CHIM'~ PARAi'ROCP-3 HVInLE'S triER. ' A LOW . Pl~ INTO AN OP.'fN CANAL .. Loader Cbarl01 adinlnlstrotion prodidn't WID& ! - '' ' ' ' Ne'fVS 0 Grams Agrlculture Acent Country Go RowK. l:d Newt Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2 :55 News Beat S:OO Matinee 10 =35 Hynui Tirile 11!05 Swnp Shop 11 115 Today With God Comlll\lnity News Local News Ohio News Market.s Lifeguard Bulletin Board 7:05 .Breakfast Party 7:30 News · 7:30 u·igh Sc~l FootbaU sw·ck Show 10 . 15 J"'eo ""' 11:1~ 1 u.~k. Puwu11ldt , rll!llu , n .. t~r . unt.Q '"hitt Will • . ' lU :U5 ~l i l)isterial Association 10:20 Mo~ning Interlude lttUIJI Mason COunty News 6:30 News 6, .,"' RFD ·.oo News 10:00 l';'(m:s Lallni'Uud illtlun W•l · om . J.oca L UJI'ner. Spot· k •• d'•n rrd lnWrlor, Whit~ B:OS Faith For Today 6:20 RFD 9:45 Belty New lon Sb QW I on, Muolcol Clock UO lhterdtonct S:OO Community Newt $:05 World & National NIWI S:lS Spotlight on Sport& 5:30 Dinner Musk!alf: ti:OO Platter Party 8:lO MLitical Clock $:4& Sip Off Nt>w~ 5:00 Karr Vtm Zandt Show l'rL 8:65 Communlt)' NeWJ Saturday ·"' ·' Elre~:~kfust Parly 5:15 Plattetl Party I:OO Lltchltrin& 7~ 00 Sign On, Musical CIOOk · Van Patrick· .:;ports SJww 0:30 News 9:30 Public Servlee 7:45 The IJfellne Plckens Hatdware Show · 15:35 Platter Party t: 45 Showen of BIIOinl 1:00 Ohio VaHey New. 7.50 Newa lteport 6:00 Travella' Time 10:00 Malloo Countr News 1:05 Pt. Pleaaant Football Radio Hymnal , U:30 News -... t.ft.o&u. ·. •• Van Palrlc" Show ·Talk ol::: ~·.·•Own ,.. ., '"' l~IKI· · n-B . ~ k P l • Bte<l"iMt' ary "" .. World NeWI ' i·~ ., lC:OI bN11S' FObtbilJ New• B:44 Sign Off Talk of the Town 11:45 World.- News Br~ak!ast Party ~ llhlrhf Fri. 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