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A lllde t.!pt, I low Ill It, 111P Wobu.., • \ VOL XIV NO. 148 TONIGHT A TUE$DA Y OcfoiMr e • WEA1'BEB �.... --• COMMEN1'ATINO EDnORJAllY . cate metallic machines circling in other orbits. Echo contains no moving parts . . It Is filled with nothing but emptiness. WA5111NGTON - !NEA>-Tba most opUmlstic Washington apo . praisal of Soviet Russia's steppedup program of military and economic aid to CUba il that it it intended to create a strong Communist bargaining position with the United States. Television signaiJ were onct bounced off its aluminum-coated skin, but the picture was punk compared to Telstar. Echo's chief function Ia to be up there for people to see and scientists track. to P'rom the viewpoint of Communist ttratel)' , the ttu.laPS may consider It no more hostile for them to give mUltary aid to Cuba than It Is for the U n i t e d Statll to gin anm aid to Wellt Germany and all the other North _.. Atlantic Treaty Organization coU11trlea;. For Rwl!ia hal long consld· erod NATO a threat ogaillll her Internal serurlty - DOt jll:lt a defen11lve aJiianre. The molt pellimlstle appraisal ll, of COUJ'IIe, that tbi Rustiu build-up in CUba must necessarily lead to a 1howdown lllld •v.,:~ a shooting war which not even tha This ls a real achieVement in itself- to have something up there which is easy to understand in these days of com· plicated ocltntific gadgell")'. Ruulana wW From the Communist"'""point of L.A view , the Rwsians ~e J..... ~ginnln11 their massive building-up in Cuba. The Uaited States. however, hal poured over f45 billion into Europe sin~ 1948- f15 bil· lion in military auistance, $SO blllioo In 1<0110mlc ISiiatanco, of whch. 110 billion bu been loano. Also the Rusatana malntaiD lhoy oro oending only "tecbnlc-. la111"' to C\lba, whereu the Unlleel Slat., hal troopo .In uniform, jot alreraft and ml01lle baNI In Wllllt. IN B&TWiii!!N these two ex· tremes, , many ibteresting alt.eruUv111 are bting ltudiel!l. T h a hliJoly COIIIroverslal clilferoD<OI betftm lhl llllltod Slateo a o d Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting BY DOIIO'I'IIY KILGALLI!N N.Y. OCT. i GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Whoa Eddie Flab•r opened at the Win· ter Garden, he had two groat tblop going for him - aympathy and curloslly. But lbOH lacton wert quickly erased when he began to sing, and people beo pn to waliC out. He'a illll out of tuna, out of lima and out of meter. The dlaat· ten belan to happen fall : Jerry Field· Jne, a top-tiJ&hl arran1er-c:omfo••r responsible for the Fisher muslca arrangements, qui: hla job immediately and left for Hollywood, telling lntimalla, "I've had It witb Eddie - !Aere'o not enoUJh money to make me work for him again. I'm going back to Hollywood to etarl worldnl on the DallllY Kaye television show; he's a REAL talent." Then there wae tile aad collap•e of Monte Proser, one of the show's producen, who had every rleht to coUapH, and D I c k Gre1ory'e fut decision that he wasn't the lhealra t)'pe, and after thiJ run he'd illck to Intimate niJht clubl, where he beiOD(I. · In the wake of the tntledy, comody writer Ronnie Graham was called In quietly to think up some laugh llnee for Eddie - or at leut eliminate the un· funny chatter that clutters tho act em· barrasaln.llly. As !or Juliet Prowse, she waa anotlier mistake, no matter h o w much the Rat Pack (or any of Ill mem· bers) lnvelled In her material. She waa unlor&~vabty vulgar and dull. If the Win· ter Garden Is aotne to alar a male vocalist"'" the manaeement might consider Mel TOrme, VIc Damone or Jullua La Rosa - they can sin&. But then, none of them wa. married to Elizabeth Taylor. • • cold-sboulderln( the delectable Nicol• Mire! because everythln&'s such a bore. Any resemblance to the real life !ICene Is strictly coincidental , . , Jack Palance will jet from Rome, where h!'J buy filming, to see his children in Holly· wood and try to Iron out all thoae cliff!. cultiH With his wife, VIrginia. Lun~ht!On duet at the Colony: Mn. Peter..Lawford and Mrs. WilHam TJI.· bert ... ::'ftevlewen report that the lilt 15 mlllliWI·I!I Jot lAvine's new French Does Not Pay," are ~g • ,the-teatsvllle - and so are the flrat. l m!nutet. They seemed to H~e whal'iJ,..between, too . . . Residents of one f#··Mal!ltattJ!n's most charming rool· dentW sections. Turtle Bay, are in a mit because a giant 38·slory o f 11 c e bulldlnuolitg liP In their neighborhood wiU blot out the sun in the leafy communal park that servos u backyards to · • these pi1vate houM. lluula bleludt 1101 Cllllt CUba it..~. but al.oo Borlla, • nuclear lilt lou, d!Annamoot and al- HERE IS A from Cuba. POTENTIAL ALL THIS Ia highly specul• tive. obviously, But it is a neces-part the exercise of try·· threat against the United States Naval base at Guantanamo. Cape sary Canaveral is only 300 tulles away from Havana and it would t.ake only \ one 1mall nuclear warhead to ~troy the priDdpa) Amtrlcatf" missile launehln& lilt. CoDveruly, In• &Ill olsl potal e1 yJow, Cape CUI"ftraL Key Wed ... GUIIUI• are poteatlal N1f» for IDtfet • c•IMI Cubo. 8o lin "" ...... •eapont oa botll ..._, ....... _.Ill tf tegic movu. All the alternadv11 olftnd wouJd be bad dtaJJ for the Unlttd Statu becaUH tbq would be apptiMment and "'" IWTtnder. Thty would be COO<I deall for tht Ruullnl becaute they would loae DOthinl: by pt.. Ct••• •-* yet • or ing to anticipate Communist atra- lflll out ol poHUcally ODd ocon.. ~~ . •. IL.ou~ Tllett 11 utdttr IC!botl t1 D.oqll• lwt, ....,..,, ~hat u.., • • -• on ~ 1f11 ._... st.llll _ tM Co-alit......_ mJcol'· ., b•·"'"........ "'1'. oaebd. All the pieces 111"0 ID plaeo for a came of powtr pollUca a played by Communist rut..:-rtlii--ft\ti11an pttleDCfl Ill Cuba 11 couldoredo thrut 1e tho · U olio d Slalol, tho Ruaaialll an offer to withdraw - ln exohanto for, Ay, a. o1 .n ·LaUa uwtoa, _,.. ..... INa a cuu ....._ Ae<ot\lltiJ to IIIII "lbool7, lhl oalt no1 . _ lho lluallw bavo lor ttyltiJ to llvt Cuba 11 that CommUiliJI prtOIIJO Ia I& atakt. Ha\'IJII lallod Ia lbalr alo American w~hdrawal from GUll> tanomo u a minimum .,.._ . I Dies Sunday oton. tomptod take-over 1a Gliatomala, H lhe game Ia to bo played for lndlrootlt tiu'oop Lalo west lluropo. larger stakes, withdrawal ol W""" bJ.AmoriCOila, lho RUIIIua llloJDo From the American point ·or ern Ioree• from BerHn eonld be •IVIa oro mov1D1 Into Cuba IAII .. nil "' ....... here lo • view, however, au..ian aid le the uking prloo. or If tho barJIIDprovont onother IIO!baJ:k ia lhotr ..mpll<~lod 1•ooe o1 ,._ pol~ C\lba Is by no means amall pota· lng Is to be on a llrlctly bllatotal poootraUon of th WOMtarli lltml, tlrJI ehelt, .. which t'ftry po.. a. toe11. The RW~~Ian line that only ba:!lle, withdrawal of all Amtrl• aphere. Thl1 Is now eonafdertd a bit move • • bt euefully con· deferudve antiaircraft mluUet are can forces and bB.Iel from westfar mort reallltlo motive lor olf,... from loolll .W.. be!oro • being suppHecl to Cuba fooil no om Europe would be ukod ID utile RUIIlaDI' dlrtct move Into =..;:m::ad ::•::·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _o::n:::•·~""::..:en:.:.lf..:lt:...ill:...:tru:=•·~----=cha=n::!g::.•...:f::or_::R::.UI::.oi::.••~wl=lll=dra=w=ai=---CUbo=::·_ _ _ _~---1___P:..iaT;;:_il moot ... , ltom 011 lho aeenda . "' tho com1n1 Unltod NoUooa G<n-~~k.AIAmbly - .. In New -•tlDa I Police Probe Youth Dying No Longer a Little Rock lme·"cr!me • ·, ' !-Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport~ 0., Oct._e. _ 1~~ BY PI!:'I'I:R EDSON • ' ' J!.eds' Cuban Moves Are For Bargaining Big Sir EchoWhile e<>ntemplating the sky on your Jummer vacation (aren't those s t a r s brleJ!t!), don't be surprl!ed If you see a tiny star zipping across the heavens looking Ilk• a plane at a height no plane can fly . It's no! a plane nor is II a long-burn· ing shooting liar. II iJ nothing but an old "friend of oun, the Echo satellite. The tOO-foot-diameter balloon, launched two years ago , is still sailing along in orbit. It'• quite a oonlrllllo th• otber lnlrl- ' WASHINGTON COLUMN The Dady SentileJ I • Get our 10-btt · Written._..... It's ALL NEW •RWBirAnafe • N.W a.r DIIJtn • N.W TIUCI ActiOD • NIIW Sidewall City Ice & Fuel · Co. • "COLOR CENTER" Miss McKinney Was Queen Of Homecoming • Judy Garland'l frlenda warn •very. body not to l;lrulb oft the buddlnl r.. mance between her and Henry Fonda. It soundllike a belleve-lt·or-not, and ·~• trlea lo ltld about It - but r.ou never can tell about those two. They re alwayo aetUna marrild to someone, and Judy certainly Ia finished with Sid Lutt •.• Sarab Vauahan bao cancelled her pro· ected European tour because of a billna b11111 Willi George Shearln1. They bolh wanted top bUilng, and that's an lmpoulb!llty, 10 Sauy bowed out .... Kitty Kallen aiartld to ret mighty upset when tbe manaaement ol Vernon Manor Hotel In Cincinnati (where she's playlns at the ·Diplomat) aoked her to move out of ber suite. But abe was as· aua1ed In lbort order when they told her they wanted the rooms for Prall· dent kennedy, who's zooming In for a political basb. • 315 Ash St. .. EY? .' ' ., ' • l!ddle ConallnUne, the American who llu become one of France'a top stan, will be seen here soon In "7 Capilli SIDI." He's leaturad In tbe "Laziness" In which he named Council Moves Upon Blockade Middleport y l • FIRESTONE DEALER Phone WY 2·5186 B Evelyn · E. 8mlth, elerb. Pomeroy; Ray . IINLII'I'S IN COI\PI eo1iJied In the ...·" : 11oel Wilson, llobon, .Pomeroy. Middleport Marine Corps ol lour )Uri Wlf IP.tJloden, al"thl Rt. 1011 IRI 17 • of, Mr. ............. Clrpontor; Racine Rd. I L [~~~~~ Wby pay about four times more fa< electrlc ~ CHASE HARDWARE H•,.ld CIMMt N.r. M. Locu1t "·ll!ora N. 1111111, Fl'J, lillrJIIl'tl . Sf, .. 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Arkansas 11J 13-01 didn't draw a single vote for the Perm state IS.:O), fourtb a week sr.te, \lllacontla, l!ilm..l (fl.l.l, place votea and won..Jo1t record~. a. UCLA lll 11-01 top spot thla week, lollowlnc ito ago, advaoced - opol to third, Nebruka. Georgia T.,.,h, Duke.• In parenthesett 9. l'lud"' <141> Regular 5- Tube Radio ,.==::.:P-::.:It•::":,A• GENIAA.L ILECJRJC 82 NEW G.t REFLEao TOASTER, Type T-15 ••uc~·~ .$1 WESTINGHOUSE POP.UP TOASTER ..._............ $13.88 G. L PORTABLE MIXER-"'"''""'"" """'""" $12.87 BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS- LAY·AWAY OR Cf1ARGI WE HAVE A FULL UNE OF BOOTON DISH Sm . •••• At .Moore's D&eou•t PrkMt• 'lbert wu <OillideNobia Juullnil oillipi <U > forym oeveoth ta lor the top 10 opoto thla weell and Waabington <2<1-11 from c-gi& Ted>. Army ond ldiaml eigbth to lixlh. 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After issuins a walk to P.inchbit· ter Yogi Berra that loaded the basea, Lor""' retired Tolly Ku· bel: on 1 grounder to firsL Larsen wOUDd up as the winner since be Will the pitcher record when Biller "'lost" Brldg.,· faot ball in tbe •••• lnnioi. Ptcbp ltlo ,P. 8:1: So Ieday I Now Ford wagons come in 4 beautiful sizes! With II modol1, Fanl effin·Amer1eo'olongoat ind lhollelt wogao llno-upl Ford-America's wagon specialist- makes it easier than ever to own a wagon that fits your family and your budget! New compact Falcons ... stunnin(l. new middleweight Ford Fairlanes ..• mi ghty and magnificent Ford Calaxie wagons. ,All* cut your costs and cares with Ford's amazing service-saving features that reduce routine service stops to a mere twice a year or onr;e every 6,000 miles! FOR.D America's liveliest, lhoet dar'e·free wagons ..... , .......... - · ~~- thol,.., most luKUr!OUS ford wasont iJ( alit' ~ ~ 1heml Siund nlrw pas.sen,ftt ... ~ 1oMspace ••. smooth new ride. 2. Mld-lsht Fonl F - -llflndnew Idea for '61. Big family-sized inside. ,shorter outside. Three +door models. Choice of two V~'s ... ~ndard Sixl 3. Co-hlcoo-tfMofD<hooMiroml All have F.aloon's famous ps «<OllOYtY ••• end this ymr, Ford's Twice·•·Yeat Mllnc.nance.• •· Vonotllo Ctob . . _ - 1 Mooo " s~c;e, door spa.tJ, the Cl!lO' .-,om of full-ttu wi.IOOI';... w ·any etaht. ~ m:: '~RK~ Willi• KEITH GOBLE ·FORD INC., 461 South Third Sf., Middleport, 0. t;:OOLVILLE, OMIO Sltoemaker, the oaUon'o leading rider, rode four winners at Bel- • 100111 Park Mooday • . . Install an Ashland Metered Gas Sy~:r:Jin REMINGTON LUCKY WI NN 'ER LIST ~-- . Picken• H•rnr•re MAlON, w. YA. that oompares with tho wn;Uort, convcn· , ience ~- --=- and ·ecollOlllJ •~ ~d Gas.. It's ideal for hOIIIIL THIS WEEK'S Meterecl tin;. w•. . •heat· in& cooking and ll!othes dqijls. With an ... ' : Out beyond city pa111alna, there's nothing ALL WlNNtiiD. NUMIIIt -- w-. n . u. I= Hiller Hit Grand Slammer W'th p• ' s II B of from 1st through loth pJaces, Tex· · (Con&laued FroiD hge 4) aa had 29S to 291 for Alabama In ' · Steubellviue m '""' 111 one of the closest ra""' .... 111 9. Marietta lS.O> Ue 63 the UPI ratings. Alabama ls the 10. Toledo Central {2) (.f.O ) tie 63 defendJng national ctwnpi1m. 1 NEW YORK UPH - The San s...od 10 ,.,.,., n. Spring- Ohio Slate, tbo No. 1 pick ol Fr~ Glanla deadlocked field South 51; u. Middletown 46; --·with the New York Ylllkees Ill 13 Ketterin& Fainnont 35· 14. .. . ... ASK LICI'jNSI!S ...... the World Series today because • 1 'II · j Cbuc1: HUler borrnweoj a 31-ounce e zj. PT. PLEASANT - Thno "lootbplck"' bat from pttcher BU. · na us • • couples have made appllcatlonlly Piorc~ vue 20; 17. Youngstown Mooney for marriage Ucemes in tbe of.. · strode the late 19; til. Columbus Watteison 18; lice of the County Clerk. When HI~ of the to ~ In· 19. Martins ferry (1) 15; ID. Mas- Ros<oe Greenlee 58 Akron In the top aeveo lied .m.- 14 · • • • nlng Monday with the ...,... , a&~ • Ohl\1. and Minta Carr Greer, 1-2 and the bases luaded, he was Othen: Gallipolis 13; Younp- 62, pt, Pleasant Route 2. · . PierC<'a bat town South 12; Cleveland Bene- · Harold Wayne Dutt. .23, Pen·· e~~mg · dlotlne Ill; Cbldnnatl Elder, Shot· ineula Ohio and Joyce Marte I v e - using~~·~~ by, Princeton 9 each; Cindnnatl King,' 23, Eimwood, w. Va. and on the laot eoup • PUrft'U, Upper Arlingtoo, Parma Leondus Newman tee, Z7, the &lender ~d baseman ex:· I ._.h; Toledo Rogero, Akron St. Pome Ohio, and VloiOt plajned IA!ter. lis a _real .tootbVllleont 7 each; Salem e; ·Dover, pick, about two ...,... Ugbter 24 Mason Xonta, Clrdovllle s each; Troy. ' ' · • · than 1111 OWl!, and I l1gw-ed it Mansfield ~adlaon, Columbua would "'100 111 handy agalnat a North, LaneUter, . Piqua, Loul• DIES IN BOAT M18HAP last • ball pltcher like Bridges yJlle. Toledo DeVilbiss 1 eech; MELBOURNE, Auotrolia <UPII Yankees pitcher Marshall BrldCanton Tiinken, Cleveland Shaw, -lal Owen, a 49·year-old sign· ges)." Lorain 3 each : Wyoming, Dayton writer, was tilled Monday w~eu Bridges worked the oount to 1-1 Chamillade, Jaebon 1 ""'"; No- bil speedboat feU apart while he oo Hiller, theft delivered a laat poleon, TiltousviUe; Sprillglield wos attempting a world seven· baR thai Ch\lck parked In the North, Well-. Zaoesvlllo 1 lltor waters peed record run. r!lht field otanda at -Yankee Sta· each. IWIUMI! BERIEB dlum. I 2111 ullifth, j . PLAN NOW .•. Aecood JO.p..U, J.,adslnr ..... Ohio Stale, Iii; IJ, ""'"'· "' "'Ml.wnl <PILl, •: lf, !98 p~act,.M::':"-~::*:::_::Mlaaouri,~:::::.:.Auburu=::-::.:._~ond::__T:_:•::-:______P:_:I=i'""' = ·'::•·_::Nnrtb::::;:::•:: ·eotern=.::....:.":.:.'..:':2..0:.:.'_ _.., , M::ary::.c.=l•::nd::·..:L~----' . 2 Rose':;., PHONOGRAPH State ,., ~t-el• '11 upoel byaow UCLA The votee; whlla drawing lim · IJ-0) , Buckeyes, 1-1. Salurdoy. bad 58 poiota Southemfivo CaUforuia 1 1 Ia all ond leU all the wayy to 12th.. moved !rom oixtb to f<lurtll; Mlo- - - w"" 81 ~$1~2~· ~~ I I 5 Tu~. Gener~ dectrlc . .. . •. . . $1 8.62 5 Tulle Gtnerai.Eiectric · · ····•·· · $19.95 Deluxe Oock Radio - •· •· · · ••· · $26.49 Niles Holds First Place, GAHS 21st w;~~~~:: High Rating CLOCK RADIOS WEmNGHOUSI NEW YOIIK <UPIJ- A1abo1n1 who c:ol11p'loo lbo DPI rotlq hw the ftrst • place votes bllt board named the Crim1100 Tide, Texas bad tbe better 0\lerall ~aten iD. three atraight. gama polnt toOaJ today to pill the No. thll year and 2ll in-a-row. to the lapot 1n the wtekly top oopt only olx pkkecl lntematlona1 major UDited coUege Preu foot.- Texas No. "hila 1. ball ralluga. Bul the Loql>oma, alto uobealEighleen o1 tbo 111 coacl>aa on In three aamea thla ......,, --=~:.::.:...:.:....:::....::::.....:.:::_ drew oecond·place oupport from II coach"' and third from Dille 0 8 olhert to reploce Oblo Stell aa the naUon'a top team. ' Uphill Battle Faces Jaekets, Panthers, But It's Not Too Late 'Bama A s ,., 'T' exas E'....J uP'eS :I. on .1. eam 0 . r 'f1 .1. ' :. '. . :•........·.......;;,~~.~-;: ........~....;1\.~.-·\. ..... •• • • Heat ~\lr bome:witll.an ••• ·.APPUANCI • ••• ••• PlRE·" E ••• Ashland Metered Ou- SYJ• you .,.,. .... ., tbo-pa _.,.., .... use is accurately ~\):a inet«. You ' ' pay for tho gas aft~ you, have used IL ltlltill SPECIAL '58 OLDSM.OBILE CAN YOU READ THIS? DW yw .,... that wt Mlb Nth IMne Vf te . t200 Ia U tnlovtoo' Yov ...., ... It al- 1M walk ...t with 1M - · .... lo you hovo 15 1M ,..., Yov',. lo "*'"'" neo. ........oint ...."""" - . - ........ oanlco. AI... . I...... loano allll low . ..f tlnaM. . ... In - a 1~. Chock our low ,.,,_,... Ne ' • ¥ • h' 'i ~ SUPER NBBH 4 DOOR White wllb poetn top. Hydramauo· dmt, powar •leering, power brakes. Very elean 11181de and .out. Local OWDeJ:, $1395 KARR &·VAN, olollpflttl. , . _ "' ... faot • - • L YHI , c;JTY LOA.N ,o\',~lftte. . ~ , "· ,._ Wv.1111'71. ,. •· f>iaho "You'li' .. ·-·~· '- ...,_ WY 2·5342 . POft'leroy, Oh~ . [ ·~ • . ' .. ' ' ··~ .,. ; ' (· • . ; - ,., ' ,, ' ·' 'I' l • I •• .' .;, ... .. ... . .._.. . ... • '" ... �., .............. ... ,. . .. v,.. .... ""'""',... . ' • - ... '"' ,. ., ~• t•• • - ••••••• •• • .,....~'• • t:':~~= .. ~Dally ' I' ~ .. ..,. .., ...,._ .. . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ott. 9, 196% ! Picture In'ormation WANT ADS Jury Took One Hour To RuleFor Defendant FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 4 eents per word, one 1nsertion Minimum dwra:e---10 eems 6 cents per word (or three conseeutive insertions. S.pe(lll - on~ month for 30 cents per word. Full rate ol 4 eentl per word will be ebarJed for a.S. vertising if not paid wltbin 10 days after receivini bill. Errors in Advertisin&:-Sbould be reported lmmediatel7. The Oaily Sentinel will not be responsible for more tbiiiD one incorrect insertion. Card of Tbanks and Special Notkes of Evenu, $1 .25, for 50 word minimum. Eacb additional word , lc. Obituaries published o~t 1 cent per word. WORDS 15 21J 25 .... 3 DAYS 1 Do\Y 60c 60c 75< $1 .20 $1.50 e DAY~ $1.35 $1.80 $2.25 ---·TV-•,JN-•RE-•VJE-1' ____ Dally Sentlne!, Pomeroy-Hiddleport, 0 ., Oct. t , 1H2-7 i DAILY CROSSWORD --Lao ;:;.- ........ ..... ...... ..... e.Uoa>". n . Bif: HOLLYWOOD UPil - ODe San ""j~:t!:l •uoJ. day laot woot, Ill bio tabover u bUll playol!: Milt T. C...... po-.ontbNtoi·NJIC.'l'V'o ''TO- proloi•. Fron - · aa tolat . . nltht" obow, Johnq·l Canoo 1101- porW>t billet olllpr who s. .,..tt.r• 'WOrlttooJI'I: • that eating doen't meaD 181"\'ea \Vide upowre; aad llol•byJ mucl! ID blta ono way or tho Darin, who wu ~ aod I.Oirl't other. ful u he termed fan bli,P,~aesj JO.Coonlac It teem~ &o me that thil am1ll. "deaenerate." 10.8but fh•.1hing, revelatioa said a lD OM of Clnoll'l llt&Ddout Jf.ClarMNd sood deal about the !!ew emcee'• inentl, ht ltiippad &o &be (IW41.) (IOI'IOII.IUty Ol rofleoled ill 1111 1\'lth a pby1i"'i boolth DI"ICio·l flrat wtek u IU.cct'lnor to Jaek man and, 1D bllarkml ltfle. Pu; . 001 gol tho l•llbg ho mlcked u.. otandanl posea inllht <omo aport if preseftted bla <Omparatlvely puny witb. a ~<OUI'It Wfltlm rancla 0a aQOther oceulon bawtvet, ttrl• 0111011' wubtd down with " u-.t ttt old Pur diViol ct tlllkord ol. bttr: lbal 1 chuckle tlonoble "'"..uv...... or a ~:n~ker would be 1. . paau· wu tuteleu; this oeeurnd: fill for 111m !baa • doop, wboiO' a talk with otripleaBO< Allll Corio. bodied W.,gh. In •iwrt. 1 leollnC StJ11, rm .....,..., IIIJ llllcon! of lock ci 11111-bkoodednao. !w o.-, ~hough~ I .,.., Thil manner, of toune, hal 111 truat a fellow who doesn't lltllral - ' to lbo lffoto lypoo lbo lhoulhl .ol • (OOCl ol. llodl,ow Ave•ue aod therea· boull, ~- will bt IW't' &o pltaat TIM Chauel llwla: U..m. It will 1io> p'euo tho• Sunday nl&bl DIO\'Io lor who c:.A.MO! re.Rraiu !heir admira· atan Glr7 COoper and Burt don lor the boyllb, wloe-<racltillg, cuter Ill "Vera Ctul" , , , j11nlor exeM!ve lJI....f.the-party j:'\''1 ''llletl the Prol" type wboooo DlliOIIBI pn>minellcl 1Ith lllniYersat)' NOY. 11 iD variO\II form. ~dleattl a ftar- CBS.T1/'1 :ked Skeltoll bu ful case- of anemia. into partnership with W~;.,•rl At times, Canon, who has \1Do Broa. to diVelop mGYie ancl qu.estlonable cq~e Rblliti.M, &lYe ·properUea. blntl d .strone•. tatil:e and firm- Barbara Stanwyck plays a po. ness aaid" e"¥tn toug:hDOa, and It U~ lieutenant ln "The Untouch~ · iJ to be hoped·1 thP.ae qualities abies" on ABC-TV Oct 30 , •. come mure to tiM 1Urfaee.1They Let J . Cobb Is reported getting JHlJ,V CRYP.l'OqUOTI!l- H....o bow to worlt ltl ilkticated he !'!lay, down deep, $2,000 a day to star in NBC-TV'• AXYDLIIA.t.X& tt LOIIOI'I!ILLOW have the latent ~tuff to be a not- "The · Virginian" , .. Same netOne Jel.ter limply llt.an&l for another. Ill. thll .ample A. Ja Ule4 able hOlt. ln his fint week, wprit'tl "Dr. KUdare" · feabir~ thoujh aunll mlJht uy ht wu Carolyn Jone1 11 a auest Oct. tl. lor tM Uu'M L'.. .X !or the two o·.. ete. II.DJie Jetten, a~ t~hleJ, the lenfUt. and loam&Uon ot the wwQ1 ~ aU hlnl& ftell6& hia· Wllf, he WM too o(ten CiJl'Ol Butnett'1 contract &e. ~!'.Y the code letteN m dUtenat. a mere tacele11 aoundlq- CBS-TV atve~ her more than '1 A Orn&or.._ Qiotal'rl f board for mRny lUll~. He'l not mJIJion in OVIr 10 )'ean; While ~ a novice, •fter aU. . here· taplnJ a J.ack Benny ahow. ,V.OYYBI.IA TOO$ ~IBOY Tbt pettl lncl1.1dtd Joan abe t.lktd with Columbia Pi~ ~XIIBAB · lt'IJ wxoao.-xxxx fOrd, .who wu intarvlewed with tur.. about ttllrrlnl in ''The Yoo~...-~ JUJCK!im'W.U-tQitAP. ·w88ttful lack of depth: Tallulah Great Sebaatlana" .•. ChatHt I'ILY . M Wlii:K rl MAml A CA'I'HmlkAL.Blnkhud, who carried tiM 1how Ruga:lea gueats · on NBC·TV'I OTilYmfiiOI( bl tnUre.t y fur a while and waa "Satnll and llnnera·• Nov. 6 as oppo11J11ly with tho • poUtlcllm. , -......... ., ...... ·-·-·- "'w ""'""I I 110. $4.50 $<1.00 f1,51) PHONE WY 2·2157 ! . ... -.. .euuJ ' Cr'w- FREE USE of uur carpet ·shampooer with purchase Blue Luslrt! Shampoo. Baker Furniture. ' -···---.... ...,.,.rned (8) Alr.O SALES 'tVMPO Radio MoUiy Trb(Oll.h Frlda;r c: no :-.lewa $:05 Country MWIJC Time 8:21.1 Farm & World 1:30 NtWI New~ ·· 7:05 Breakfast Party 7:30 van Patriek Sporta Show 7:35 Picken• Hardware Sbow 7,50 7,50 NeWI ltoport uo Radio Hymnal 8:05 BAKER FURNITURE Breakfa~>t 1:!0 New1 9:30 NewS 9:35 Coffee With Janet 9: 45 Newtoo Show Betti ·FUMING 5:15 Platter Party 9:00 Latchstring 9:30 Public Service 9:15 Sbo.,.ers of Blessing 1:35 Platter Party 1:00 'l'raveUD' Time clolhes the tlamelels> MY· ""'· tlntna dryer dries with pure radiant heM- jlllt like sunshine. No bumlnc fiKd, 110 fu"'"' no yellow ina or fa<lina o1 clelicale febrice. You'll lOve _,. fiiiiMIIell feature ol tile - tleclrle Clr)'ti'L 11:55 Mason Cmmty News ' '10 RFil 8:30 Newa , ,,. RFD 12,00 Communlty Newo 1':05 Local News 12,10 Ohio News New• Tfop-- 1:to Newt ' 11 :58 Dow Jo. . . .ATII'IIN 1:011 l!lalllo' ....., u ,oo Noon Report I: IS 3:3:ll5 4:00 ,4,05 4:3e NeWI 4,35 Platior Party J• el~ic 1 IIPpliance dearer·shOw them ~'· MorlJa T... . us llull!e Ji.at For You 1:00 1Newa S:05 NO &'ll5 1:00 2:05 Rev. Rolooo 'l'borii-Wocl 2,35 Music Jlql,.,l'.or · YOI· s:oo t<lew• s,05 Plotter Party 1 ' Ohlo' Slit. .UniY. ll'oolb.ID New• · Platter Parqr NoWI , Platter Party 2:01 Newt .' 1:30 Newt ~etyour Music lllterlude . -' Plotter POrty Blll ·llteml Sporll Report Plott. Party Newo . t:OI !J'raveHn' Timt 1:10 Newo ,_ World News 11:55 Medical Mlleoloneo Local & Ohio N•w• 12 ' 15 Educational Speclal 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 12:25 12:30 1:1111 Market.. Llleguard Bulletin ""''"'I I :15 4:00 News 0 Grams 4:30 ~~~~;~ Agent llouiit" .. News 0 Grams Saturday Matinee OSU Scout of the Week OSU Football Discina with Do,. Album Time oo News SUmmary December Nooo ·Report 11,40 Ohio ~ -'""' n ,so Livestock llorhl IIAtpOrl lHiS Upper Room , News G A H S Football 15 Public Service 1:30 DIJI'"'r Muolcale 1:45 ·QII the .Air 1:16 November · lfymll '!'liDO Top T.. illow NIWI . U :05 Swap Shop , II' 15 Today With God 1:05 Music JUI& For You 2 : ~ Newa · (ex""pl F:ri. Churcb Belli· I IH5 World NeW. ......., 12:30 1:3 0 - ' . the · 'l'owo UO Dlsclnl! with Ilosa NO lnt.rchange 5:00 Community New1 1<4t World & National Newo 1:1& SptllllRht dn Sports 1:30 Dlnner MUilcale 1:43 Sign Off 8atanloy 7,00 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:1$ The Lifeline 1:00 Ohlo Valley News .Pt.· Pleasant· Football . World Ne\vi ..,, : ·•· · u ,oo Talk of the Town 12:15 12:20 12:25 rrt. G?unty_News Talk ot 6:05 Faith For Today ll:SO News U:SS Farm BUrtt.\1 Whitt Iabrie» eome out .....,, niota come out brilhter whell l'OU cl!r '11M MaSQD 6:30 News 10:00 New1 10:05 Ministerlal AssoclaUoa 10:20 ·Mornlng lnterllldt 10:30 .News lO,SIJ Morning Interlude 11:00 Newa 12:15 Musie Juat For You 12, IJ Goesslen Ouest Star12:30 Music Jult For You 1:00 Newa 1:05 Music For Yoa Sign On, Musical Clock 7:4.5 The Lifeline , 1:30 Newa sboiw-FrlciaJI UO Nowo 11:00 New• B:mi Coffee With Janet I ~·: oo 6:S5 Van··Patrlft"-ShoW •""·· 6' 44 Sign Oil Party Mlddle,.rt, 0. l Monday 'lbrooth Frldo.y 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8'05 Sportl Today 4:55 Bill Stern's Sports llooortl 8:10 World News 5:00 Pbttter Party 8:15 Musical Clock !i:OO Karr VanZandt Show FrL 8:55 Community News 7:00 NewA 4 Dr !i~d" n . Lo. .< lly owmnl . l .ow n .. l· ~ •·• . !"lt l tl lnl•dur All ~ '"' 'l lire•. •t •ml~rd Lra n1.• K1dlo. nut•r. US Platter Porty 4:30 Loc11l New• ' ''" Musical Mysterteo , e:ss Country JamborM 8:45 Mei~ta County RFD l' ~l rlB rle WJEH RADIO 4:00 New• 4:0ll Platter Party W~DER IN~ II' TAAT TJPSl ..• �••• .J wscs Devotions Carriecl Out r - :s--b:ZM ~· Mamly About ,., Octobe< meeting of the SWill in the Modern World ," People In WSCW cl Heath Methodbt u emphasised by a skit with O!un:b, Middleport, wu held Mrs. Da vid Ent.rninger. Mrs. Pomeroy Around Worship Center Figures '11 ceremony Held ~ Around And I' About A Bobcat ceremony wu held Middleport For Bobcats 01 cUb sCOUtS day wltb Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tur· sary celebration of the MI. Third Avenue entertained - ~ ~; =n::,ot ~i z~B~~Ch~~rd B y er ~;:U'::.r::. ::=:: North Roblnoon baa been here and family who have been Uv· E. M. Bourn al Charl..ton, w. for several weeks with hi a in!< in the property , corner of V<., Mrs. and Mra. Jolm RaJr. grandparents. Grant and Pearl moved Suoday den of Leon, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mooday ovenin!J at the church Hennan Haddox, Mrs. James ~ and committee chairman namM Emm Bland M M • to COlumbus. M. White and daughters, Pat11 and waa C<lltertd around the Criswell •nd Mrs. Earl Knight Mrs. Janot Gooch and M r 1. .ed when the Rod< Sprll\ll$ ~b Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Stobart tie;.;... • Mrs.'co:vo.ing Mr. and Mrs. Russell R 1c e and Be~ of Charleston, W. va.. worshJp center placed by Mrs. pt.rtlc•patmg. Calvm Meadows spent MOI>doy I Scouts of Pack 246 met Saturday and family of MI. Vernon and were in Athens SUnda wh . 'ted lth Mr and Louise ~or of Centon arid Mr. 11 Bernard Fultz. Featured in. the A group ~sion w~s held in Columbus. ev~g at the Salisbun School. Mr. _and Mrs. Roger Chancey ol tbey attended 90th ~lv':r~ ~~c! ~Crown. City. and Mrs. Guy Bu~tte, of Leoot center were the open B1ble, on the toptc, "What lS My Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dlll were Richard Young, cubmuter, Baltimore spent tbe past weekMr Ver See and 0 n W. Va. two containers of mWIII, ~ Part., in Church Missions Til- Sunday visitors in Huntington, presided. Inspection was oon- end with Mr. and Mrs. John BffiTH ANNOUNCED Keiths.were :nGallipolis ~; Mr. and Mrs. Myron. Miller croa arid Ughted candles 10 day , and Mrs. Hayes, present- W. Va. dueled by Cubllllllter Young, <llancey. . h· . 11 'th Mrs See' da gh. 8 u ho and son, JIDl spent the past front of a picture of ChrlBt. eel a Litany on Missions. Mrs. Edwin Livingston and Bemest Bruch, mistant c-utr Birtie See and son, Johnny of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Le e te v~w 1 Bia' · Mn. Walter Hayes had The article, "Each Kindly daughter, Leshe Ann of New master, Franklin Rizer, and pt, Pleasant visited last Satur- Quicltle of Portsmouth, New~ · 1 me Walb;m-Ho~ weekend in Elkins, W. Va~ charge of the devotion.<~ and Deed." from the Methodist Wo- jAibany, Ind. arllived Sunday Horace Abbot. Hampshire are announcing the Hose~:~" surgery 8 r where they visited with Mr. and Jesson of the evening. Scrl~ man magazine was read by evening for a visit witt her Following a recreation and· birth or a &lb 14 oz. daughter, PI · Mrs. Paul Young and family. ture , hymn snd the prayer cf Mn. GleM Lambert. grandparent., Mr. and Mrs. r<freshment period, the S Tammie Louise, on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Charlee McE~ While there they also atteeded mlssiorul glven by Miss Frieda The president, Mrs. Lambert, John Frick. eat ceremony was held with September rl . G~aodparents hinny have received word that the 26th annual Mt. State For. Faehnle, opened the devotions. welcomed the members and one ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amos Charles Clark, Dean Pullins, • are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur YOWlg their daughter and fim.ily, Dr. rest Festival. Several noted per.. Program theme was " M!.&- gues~. Mrs. Rosoce Wise.. and !Jr. and childr.en De~n and Ray i Edd~ Ball, Robert Dixon and of F09torla, formerly of Pome· and Mrs. Stan1ey Potter and ~ns ~ticipated in~ festival • was ~n charge of the busmess of Garden Ctty, Mtch. w e re Martm Broderick becommg Miss Carolyn Allman, daugh- roy. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Young so~ ha~e located in Hollywood, mcludmgfo~l pre~ent, Har.. meetmg. . weekend guesls of Mr . and Mrs. 1Bobcata and Den Three mem. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Pomeroy are great grand- U.liforrua. ry Truman, Miss Umverae ,snd Nlrs. Nonpan Wa)1and .Frank Amos Sr. , ber$.. Mrs. Herbert Dixon and Able!, Jr., of 300\2 East Mairt parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Jones, of Governor Baron. nounced tba~ the afternoon Wilbur Quivey who spent . Mrs. Fred Clark, new den mot- Street, Pomeroy i.s attending • cle was havmg 1 rummage . week with his sister and hers of Den Three, W'M'e accep- the Fashion Institute of Techthis Friday and Saturday. Oth · er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ted, took tbe .prom'"'· and nology, rn west r1 street, New The Missionary Society 0 f ers on her cornnuttee are Mrs. Thomas left Fr1day for a were presented their pins by York 1. the Firat United Presbyterian Perry Mitch, Mrs. Carl witll relati~es in ~lumbus, MJ:s. Horace Abbot, senior den FIT is a two-year commu!lity l'OB. l'ttH ••• 1'0;1\ V.&LVI1 church met Friday night Oct. and Miss Fae~nle. Ifore returmng to h1s home, mother. college under the program of 5th in the social room of the 1 Mrs. Entsmmger, key land. Oregon. tbe State University of New <:hl.rch from Heath Methodist . . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Awards were pre~oted to York in , cooperation with the Mrs .. James Quick, president to the meeti~gs of the bull and daughter of Robert Burd~tte Jr, a. gold and Educational Foundation for the opened the meeting with the County Council of Church w. Va. were sunday silvei: arrow , Frankhn Rizer , Apparel Industry The college reading in unison "The PurpoSf'l men , reported that World guests of their aunt, Mrs. silver arrow and a bear bu~ge; prepares young ~en and Wl)o of United Presbyterian wo-1munlty Day would be held at cob Ebersbach. Roger Abbot, gold and silver men for creative and executiVe men." For devotions Mrs. Tho- Ft:derated Chruch on Novem- Mr. and Mrs. c. w. a~w and bear badge; George careers in fashion llDd allied mas Clark read Luke chapter ber 2. The WSCS voted to of Rutland visited Sunday Skmner, bear badge ; Dann Y fields . !t verses 1 through 'JJJ• followed chase arUcles for the meeting ning with her sister, Mrs. Hood, wolf ba~ge ; and Delbert . . . b r b Mrs Quick A, which wJU be sent to erett McKnight, Unton Ave Bruch, two silver arrow~ .and MISS All~ will. maJor m a bear ~adge. :r:a~~l ~~= She~s 8 grarlu1!tte';.ra!:! re~ by ' Mrs . .Ada Asia for Missionary work and Mrs. Don Wood spent · 0 Wllll Di • ~•f Produi:IIOftJ, ludWlt Von Orallt tt111 ill Will --mlna ·the District Mrs. Entsminger and Mrs. Nan day wIt h Mrs. Everett Comm1ttee chairman are and Ybe 1R h Schhool slack ........... ~J's " Wonderful World of tolor''-$1utdQsiDII NBC. ... M M,~ h K 'gh Geo Sk' F kl ' Rlz was a mem r o 1ts f)nor Presbyterial meeting in Pome- oore were namt:\.1 as t e com- n1 t. rge mner, ran m . - society a taft lee. 1 roy A free will offering of flO mlttee to do the buying. Mrs. Mary Harbrecht of er, Horace Abbot, Herbert Dtx- S 1 h P1~ 1 • g c ub, wa~ collected. The " Fellowship The group also voted to glv~ lumbus was the weekend on, Edward Ball, Mr . and Mrs. pan 8 c 11 • of least coin" collection was $1. $5.00 to UNICEF. or her sister and ~elvin Hood. Vincent BrodeBIRT--H -ANNOU- N-CED Names of missionaries to be Mrs Knight secretarv ~f Mr. and Mrs. Edward rtck and Fred Clark. SP, d M C. · · ' · M "'I an rs. Eugene prayed for were read by Mrs. Spiritual Life, announced rs. C. L. .Arnold returned Story Story's Trailer C 0 u r t Quick, with prayer offered by the church will observe t ~ her home, Athe~ Road ' Ohio, are announC: Min Frankie Mamaw. week of prayer and self denJal ~ay , after ~pend_m~s a few ing the birth of a son, CIa l r Bible study "Love For 'Illey lfrom October 25 to October 31. m Galllpohs With her Michael weighing 7 lbs 81> Neighbor" last chapter of the The society made plans to ter, Mrs. Robert Richards. Sept. 30: at Union Co. ·Mem::~ •tudy book ''Guide on Romans" supply the members with pray- Mrs. Adam Ebersbach ial Hospital: Grandparents Bl'e was given by Mrs. Pearl Me· er charts and have tbe church /' the weekend at Albany, wilh OCie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorst Long Bride bell rung at 9 a.m. each day Mr11. Vlnme Woods. Bottom and Mr and M~s F Mls~ Mumaw, read "Conver· as a signal for prayer. Speci.al Mrs. Adam E~rsbach . J. Stor~ , McArthur. Gre~t ~ sation on The Rim of East Asia" envelopes for the offering wlll . . M1ss Re<!f!nt guest! of Mr. and grandparents are Mrs. E the 1 A money saving, space saving RCA (Korea). Mrs. Clark read an .al11o be given out. Durst Vlfilted. Sunday Cal Orr were Mr. Stout, CoolvlJle, and Mr. Wilbur Victor portable! .AII·new aluminized article on an announcement on A round-robin card was at Chester with Mrs. Mrs. Perry Orr of Columbus Midkiff Ne1sonvllle Thi 1 th 8 Workl Community Day.t' ten to Mrs. Ruth Blake who · and Miss Lucille Smith . and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr of couple'~ first child.· s e tube for brlshter, easier-on-the-eyes viewing, Super-Powerful "New Mrs. McBride, hostess, ser- In University Hospital, 1 Bashan. ' --- -- Tf'le IIODIItNml ved delidclous refreshments to bus. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shane Vista" Tuner pulls in clearer, clean- SJ)Ortabout Sflfiu the above named and Mrs. Ti- The meeting was cloe•d 0 Gallipolis spent Sunday MET FOR DINNER · 17 J · ~ · M er pictures from many faraway sta. 17" tube (OWirlll diq.J Mrs. Lambert with a Mrs . Lizzie Sayre and Mrs. The 3-F club met Sunday at 1111 Plckena. 156 $Q. ln. p!CtUIO prayer after which a Frank Shane. home of Mr. and Mra. Bak- !Ions. Up front tuning and sound for coum waa served to 21 memMr. and Mrs. Charles er Gordon, Mulberry Ave., for extra convenience, better viewin&. r bers and one guesl by M". rww and family of a 12:30 chicken dinner. Present Fultz. Mrs. Alfred The Meigs Area Holiness the weekend with hI were Mr. and Mrs. Glen SoUth Jr . Mro. Hattie Smith and met Oct. 4 at 10 a.m Mr. and Mrs, c. M. and sons, Donald and David of L. w. McComas. its regular monthlY" Columbus; Mr. and Mre. Elmer Among the business Wickham, Asa Hoskins, Miss 1 a union The- October meeting of the ry visited Mr. and Mrs. Ada Hoakina, Mrs. George H. Daushters of Ruth clan of the service. All area churches Orr and Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Gor· United Methodist church w a 1 invited to participate. d:o:n·:__ _ __ _ _ __!6,;;; - ,;,·,;,·,;, · ·;·, held Monday afternoon In t h of th~ service wllf be worked COrden Randolph, who ch~1rch social room with Mrs. 1 out later. employed in West Virginia, visMinnie NeutzlinJiand Mrs. Marl ' The ~ext monthly lied with hi.s family, Mrs. Phyl· THE DEPENDAII.EI ARE HERE I Crary hostel!e!ll . , I The eighth annual riPllnion · will be Nov I at 10 a.m. at Randolph and Marvin . Devotion• by MIBI Lucretia I the former memblrs of Chester, Church of the Naza- Dorsel. Genheimer, using as her topic, Epworth league of ·the Forest rene. Capt. and Mrs. E. C. . Irela'"l l Pittaburgh were here for ' 'Strengthening Our Church," Run Methodist churoh was held Presenl were Rev. II. 0. opened the meetlDj. Mn. Neutz.. Sunday in the social room of Grimm, Rev. Clyde :short visit. They will make Ung, vice president, conducted the Forest Run church. · Edmond Life and R e home fn Plltabursh the buslneu aesslon In the ab- A basket dinner was Gill. winter. oenoe of tht preoldent, M r a. al noon and the afternoon Howard Roush of "!~Mil~!" 1 Richard Campbell. spent remlnloclna. Pleas,ot Valley spent a weekend with h~ Followlna a ohorl bualneu ,.,. Attending were Mr. and Admllted : Mrs. Eddie and daughter, Mrs. Betty olon, Miss Lydia Eilerobach told Purley Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Pt. Pleasatn; Mrs. Faye Roush. of her travels In foreign Iandi Paul Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Schools, Pt. Pleasant; MCis.i;..i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==,i the past summer which was row Mora, and family snd Mr. Mae Rhoades, Pt. PleaBant; CARTOON IVIRY NIGHT areatly enjoyed by all present. and Mrs. George Morrison Mrs. Minerva Glbeaut, p Refreshments were served by family of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant. the hostesses to Mra. Albert AI· Uawln Nease and Mr. and Mrs. DISCHARGED: Mrs. E v "~. ~s.o~1 ward, Mill Nelle Bing, Mh1ses Eugene Forbes, Minersville; Wartenburg, Pt. Pleasant; Lucretia and Ada Genhelmer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houdashelt, ence Pearson, Jr., L a k J n; TONIGHT & WIDNIIDAY Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner, Mrs. Middleport; and Mr. aud Mrs. Chester OrvJlle MarUn, June .GnaHn Earl Oliver, Mn. A. v. Howell, William Hondashelt and daugh· Hugh Aelker, Henderson; "THI CAPTAIN'S TABLI" Miss Ebersbach, Mrs. Desale ter, Marie, Syracuse. Billy Abshire, MinersvUie. -ondPatterson, Mn. George H. Par· , The 1roup planned to meet Speneer Traer and ker, Mu. Frank Stewart and again next year on Ihe thrld CLERKS APPOINTED YOU'LL HARDLY BE ABLE TO CONTAIN YOURSELVES Mill Carrie v..aer. Sundsy In September, al the PT. PLEJ\SANT - The Fredrick Marcll in Portland park. son County Sheriff's lle):~rl· "INHIRIT THI WIND" ment haa announced .!.t the ' - • \i \' • " ' ' ' 0 I / , ,-,. ' ' ·. . . .......... , r.,.., I NOW YOU KNOW ; .~MI. L. ae.... "•PW • e TwoiD" from a ea11 ued .,. rtv· ptloto . . . . Mf¥1111ppl. ' ' =- .. ~1 d, • enttne Det!ot.d To The lnterata 0/ The HeipM_,. Ar• VOL XIV NO. 148 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1V8.2 DELAWAJIE, Oflfo IVPIITwo OldD We.,_ Uldi'811IIJ &eaJuaea ftft reportell II THE PICE or THE POBT1DLES ,... .....oo.. - __ _ looiiQ' oltor ..,. JlOI'O'IIb' 'llfolhlnJ - 0 - _., lulldl)' H!d the fond Ill RCA VICTOR - - .... ,._ ,_.hill II, ....,. lbe~ nllllllfa( ..... ............ -lbe ..tltniJ ,...., Be tilled them aoly u beiDJ fnm New Yoril ID4I lJmu-lliea. H I' ~lvlllfll, Ill: !I TV .. 1ness Group Met To Plan Srn>rial w.,_,v,·ce s... Daughters Ol Ruth Class Met For Devotions ELBERFELDS IN POMlROY Former ' i League Met In Reunl'on """"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'..,;;o...,.,,.,,,.,,""'""'""'""'""'""'""',..,..J DRIVE· IN Oct. 1lal2 polntment of two deak cle~:::. Thur.•Pr.. the department. Floyd Su11D Hayward, DNa Martin The Senior Mothers of Mid- w111 .work the day &blft dleporl HIRh School will meet Sidney Huddleston Sr Will "ADA" th~ Wedneaday evenJns alter the night turn ~ melllb~~':C. The execuUve committee school It the High School. of the dePartment in adTerence Mor1an and tile Middleport PTA met to Shariff Griff ~lblnll Robert Beatty In day tvenlns In tbe office of COMMISSIONS MEET Chiel Dupty MJJrrio Brau ..HAKIOOWN" perln!4ndent L. w. Church Admlnlotratlnn Even- .a,nd':". ':' De.,pu~ty:~Ja"c·k~.!.Py ~_Y~le,~s:...--~I,""'"'"'""!!!!!!!!"""""'""'""' wllh !ln. Charles Vroman, lng will be held Wednc..tay eve. nlng ol Heath Mathodlst church vice prtoldent, In charge. Propanu of the year w e with the Cornmiuion!l dlo<uuecl end 11 woo 811l1l0Unc· separately from 7 until p.m. • • • ed the membera of Girl followed by a meeting of Troop 121, under the ofllclal hoard from 8 to ' p.m. of Mrs. GlorJe Hockett, W))) ~ tbe Oclober Jlloelt-11 Girl Scouts Will Present PTA Program MOTHER8 TO MEET ' IDterstate Is Asking ·Boost •. 1,' • .. ,Jn Gas Rates ' ' ' 1 Th u rs 7•30 Ch 3 MEIGS THEATRE ... ))I08rllll. " Pll111 for !be clrlve to be held in October Mn. John Fulta •• ~:I':.: Mre IIIIIOIIIICtd, Preaenl Mr. McComu, Mra. Vroman, Mill Mlldrtd HoWley, L 0 u--• M Wlllla Allllllu~y. rs. m "'lll!"'•ll Nta. Robert Burkett. Mrs. de lqela, Mrs. Full1, Mr1. Mullen and Mrs. Hlchlll'd hill. I ,..,..., Ohio BUT THE 188a DART WILL LAST TIMES TONIGHT Rochrert a H•mm~t,ln't N•w •STATI IIAIR• (Technleolor) Ptmela Tllfin, Allct Faye, Ann Mlr11ret, Tom EweU. Freth and Wonderful witb new11t lololodle~ Ptt Boone, Bobby Darin, C.Jtrearhon WIDNIIDAY & THURS. October 10.11 NOT OPIN . co• • I MIDDLEPOR\ RIP 7UI, Lllllo 1021111 I 1 .._. ,_._ . . ftw I I• UwiWI. i;: ll ------------------- Protest Violations CTO S • ty News WEATBII ~ ~ It till~ I ~~0, ~,... -s ~~. •· 01 • _,,_ o ,. ~ e ......., .I'IVIi CINTI a ~"" Presbyterian Women Met for Group DevotiOnS Antiquity ?J'"~ .. ~..., - ~ Miss Allman I !lob-I Enrolled With Fashion Schoo/ I - .BOepllal - None. -N~ .. .., \ I' . ' Whites Harass Meredith � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 October 9, 1962 braley deal sharp tagg wilson