https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8660597d4239b952a1d3fa871e6357c5.pdf 620754deaabdffe2b191e6561cd1109e PDF Text Text ••• .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 �.. =· ' ' J. , • • --- Dally Sontlnel, Pomet'O)'-!ollddleport, 0 .. Ocl. 10. 19e2·3 ~- ""::---~....- - - • • Eastem. Local SOCI'a} News recenU)I , I 1 r syracuse . . "' to P-er ' Mr. and Mrs. Plar1 MeBrldo Mr and M!r ChweMtnd J l'k W . t tpe:; :Wffk~tN'YI'it~ N E oil ews, vents be~~y· : M • - .... and -~~-Joe ... ~l...,. I A rt. f(oo.ort Whl,. and '· Ravtnn-ood fiJIIted ~re with tt Milford IIPft'lt a "tteltnl Hunhnl· Mrs A)l.llel WhJte and IGn aDd their n.nt Mrt. . • .,. liM• Jmw!t h~pent .~ day-br '"' •JiJVI! "'"'en ll1 ton w•t rela.•ves Hlt:h<trd DtK·kworlh past two y~an vl• Mr. and Mra. Chlirln Moore of I . .. w=IH M ol Mr. aDd Mrs. J . c. Ferren Jo'airborn VI~~ withl relaliVt'.l i ~~:e:· .~ ~7=gham· -~ Q 11 • IIPffl 1 OOMJ' Alliance Yi).. and Mr. Ben Qu.i.teuberry and oth-1More rect'lltly. 1w . .ited ~ere witb Mr. and Mr.. Don er relatlVftl Mr. Qul~rry will Jolwl w Bolt~ and Tom Wood. ~kend With ~~ ~enl&, Mr. • ICol trill and Mr. IOd Mrl. A. 0 . now bt ltaUoniNI ,.t Fort Mead ZallelvJIJe •pent a ft-W day• with and Mrs. Claud Cwuungham . MR....,Fnt •.I•Aton ol ondMr.p Iandi , Loft . . Md. , LhtJr lial~r. Mr• Cl.ara Hel!ll "'-~·lthrs y,~ l~admgham of rt. ran molt au ne 1 Spending 1 Sunday with Mr 1 M '"--· . .wu ~•er vu1ted btr lUI Mr. and Mn. Emnt Blhr Kay MeCilDtock were Mr and ' and M B'll .. • . r. and Mrs. Emmett Bart~!. ''''~"'' VI.Jited C't'n I <>ry at PWM" and fam ily l1r and M W u· 110 1 Mrs. Mark Evans and af l and vis1ted In Cincmn.atl with their w Va , and relati-v.-, atwJ L-eadJngh.ar:, ·end •• received word ot the death of their aon-.ln-law, Mr. VIctor Ll~ i Forest Run, Mr. and Mrs. Phm- 1Letart W@f'f' Mr. and Mrt. D.an M~jdsnd Mn Vernon Barteb fnenrl~ .itt I.JOon Helen Graef' \\'iJiiams ol 1..311te)' of Dragerton, Utah. He . l lnt'r l..ax of Athens and Margaret Shane .11nd &on Steve and ncl-' r roo \1 1 .:nd Mrs -'.. If Durllt spen t ··a1der viS~Ied hfr fathf'r .\fr A. WU the husband of tbe forme!' CINCINNATI UPJ ~L.nrestock: Lax or Columbul!l, Mr . .and Mra sons. Frankhn' Jr a·nd :ch \ . Mrs .John Rumbau~:h of Det!hll!'r a lf'W dayJJ lrl: Worr~n with their E WHli<liTls Mildred B a b r, Who IM'Ylves Cattle 750, calvet 225 , tlaugbter 1Francis Overturf, Middleport, Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Darm Shane' '! VJIIIted h~r dau~ter, Mr. and liOn and daughler·in·law,, Mr and )fr. and Mrt. Olar~ Hoback him along With three cbUdrtn. _,s lteady, cowt weak to 50 and Mn William Rlghthouse, loci I Mr and M. Les~ Be ' Mrt. R~rt Sm1th and children. Mrt Frank Crew and f<mJiy and A d~UBhter, Mrs. Jlet GIUUin lower, bulls Jttady : low to aver- Wilma and Judy; ~omeroy, Rev. ol ~m~. Jim~•- Lanham :~ ~n. Mollie Guinther vls.ltfd re-1other ~latl,et. 1 of Olester hu been 1n Utah age chotee 1000. 1050 lb stetn JUchard R. Morgan of Bellbrook. Petroleum w v yM nd M l lallvet In Poca, W. Y• i Mr. anti Mrs. Jame. S. Quick ~- Mr. and Mn. Dana Fick received word of die death their COU1ln, Nancy Kimel, dauJhter of Mr. Ralph Kimel or Columbut llted I· ~~ John Wi5e of Eut Liverpool ~ for FhJJ ~- ml n . S. . .~~~e, ...."' ....w "*1 indeflAltl!ly at hJI IM:me. ~fr. ()key Wood Jt a patietlt. Ia lhe Vt>~iint Hoapltal at _.O.y· ,;:rm!!_ I [•nd Market Report biJ parent.t. Mi' . .and Mrt. Carl B. PormOI!B ~Y Mr:~ ;ra~:x ~~ ~ D~~ ~ove. =· da~:~ ton. . n~'J,~ a~lat~:: ~~~0tei;lcbn• and Mrs. Pearl McBrld. .teveral del R with Mr and 1 ltr ~ Oelbt>rt ~ e ·Lakt I Y S y Mills ~l Buca.. · 1 F.,..q-, .J· utiWy a~ stMida_rd holstein and Claudia •nd ~~per . Mary. Pea Jey~n Bruce and l end Eugf'lle, aod Mrs. Harley , with M!'. and Mrs. Gordon 23.00: utility heifers 16 • 17: Miller local. •• -~ r .., Harpold f B I nd Johnson and Tammy el. Wolfpen and chJidren M RAeme. Yilited Mrs. SI-ck's sister-In-law, M •·•--MlU Sharon Frecker- ot near utility and commercial tow• 14.00 ViJitlrL .. with Mr 'and Mu OkeJ Mr .-.d Mro •- old eBrpre, ~ 1'"&.-k s>• d rd 18 II~.. " , , . . nvna OwnJng M Fr R't f I l't. Har1ey E .,...,._, . . .~~~ater and •••-- ....._ _ _ .rn:C - ·1 ·""'·stan a 11.50-- .00; ut ..., Wood were Rev . and Mrs. John find .\iOns, Kifu and Dale • r rs. - , ances Iter o Nf"'ll 8oJ... da h .. of , I er and P~::;s Ba_rbara Moses, :IUld com_merelal bul)s 17.00-18.00, Hall and daughter of Siuonville, Pomeroy. ' 0 ton r~nlly. : u! ter,daT~~· her W~ stndents of Capital Univerl!lity , vealers steady; choice 30 - 11; w. va., and Mr. and Mr•. Clell . Mr. and Mn. Claud CLHling· i : • ~~~ and brotbers. t t CoiJ mb 1s. called on Mrs. good 7S.0030.00, ablodartl Z2.00.. iwood of BklweU. ~u.nday visitor• of Mr. end Mrl.- ham and daugnters WHe rece nt Joh · nd Eu · ~i:Jry Reed recently. They also 26, ul.i.Jity 11!1 • 20; iood to low i Mr. and Mrs. Noimllll Hendl'ix Wilham Eichingtlr were Mrs.!vi&itors with Mn. Eva Armen· Mn a cl Mgen~\rue d Ouck· c:~l~.?d on Mr. and Mrs. Nor· -.cl»ice 700-1SO lb feeder ateen; and daughter, Daniae-. ol Ham· Charle~ Sayre and 8011s, F~tz : trout a~ other n!lalive ~ Rsy- WG~ :~ 11 ~ rand Mrs. man McCain and daughters. 124.50-SOO, rood IOl-900 lb 23.00. rmnd, Jnd., vl&lted lMs parent.s. ~nd Billy, Pcrneroy, and M1ss ;100nd Ctty, W. Ve . ! June McCunas '!nd rour IOnt. of Mr. and Mrs. V-ernOn Bahr 25.25. Mr. and Mrs. WoodrO'ilf Hendnx au1• Maynard, Me8011 , W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moore and • . . . and family o( Polk, visited re- ·Hogs 2100; barrows, gilt.11 and and other · relatives. LeMrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Marie , !J(Jn, Raymond, Union Furnace, I ~,--ently with his par~nts, Mr. sows strong to 25 higher: 1·! 210. Mn. William Eichinger . and J adlng~ visited Kathryn were S~ay guest~;_ or Mr. and THEY ARE NEW and Mrs. Ernest Bahr. lb barrows and gilts IUO. Idaughter N111cy we~ Manetta o;~Mn, Y..olfpen. t M I'll. Wtlhs Leadmgham and & YET THEY'RE OLD 1' Robert R. Harden end daughters. 118 15 No 1 near 215 lb 18 25 1-3 and Parker!lburg recently· Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas&ar lt00..25o 1t, 1775-lBOO 1S0.:1 lb Eichklger· waa en overnight guest P~lallew to Key West, Florida Mrs. Mary Joe Hamm navis and iliana, accompanied by 1 17 Z5 • l'l ~ · 140 · lb. 14 OO--l6 00 , o£ her daughter , Mr1 . Doyle l4l Joirt Mr._ Harden who is in and daughter of Toledo ¥isitt!d Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles of AI- 1 251).2'15 ~ lb. I650-UI7S · I-! 3oo' Gibbl. NaYy Trairun,g School there. Mr. and Mrs. A . o. Lee. 1 fred called on Mr and Mrs lb · ' lb , Mrs. I..arry Hubbard and 15 -25-IG.OO, 400 14·25- Mn. Arthur Sylvester and Osc:r Bab~ of ' Long Bot: 400 dren spent a Sunday with her Based on a 100 year old 15.25, near too a, lS.SO: boel'J:Icnarlet Blake attended the Mrs. Stlflan Workm design these novel rocktom, recen . · · · )steady to 25 higher, 13.00.13.25. Prelbytery bJGreenfleld on tageville, W. Va . Her d,.., ~' ers include a I 00% virMr . and Mrs. Norman Me- Sheep 400; lteady: chojee wJth 18. 'lbey were delegates from Robin, remained for a Cain, daughters Sherry a n d few prime 110 • 90 lb llaughter local church. vl&i.t. gin wool · blanket lor Faith, were recent dinner ; wooled lairin 1UIMO, good and Mi.ss Sharlee Neuman had -es Your Depondoblo bundling a baby or catchgUests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana choice 17.00.19.m, utility 15.1J1t. weekend guest a former Mn. Della starkey of Co~=~ ~ ~ O..ler For lng a nap, makes a comMcCain and Mrs. Gladys Shum· 16.00; wooled ewu 4.00.5.50, 125- room mate, Mig Pat Luzader spt~~t a weekend with her , fortable pad lor chair way of near '~g Bottom. 1140 Jb 6.00. Bel..... Maggie DiddJe, and si9ter ~~~ ,.-Oi!l!!r and liOll, BDl. ' 1 back. ,See them now at. AND Mr. and Mrs. Leo KoeDJg of !II. Cokrnlrus on bull !nets Mrt. Carrie Sinclair hss 20-['Carfy Lepsey'a IUness. .MUIII....,..... · ~ ~ 'It ; ~ j ;;"'· ~ ,.., .,y ·'·l'· · · .. :-1"-""'· .:00 w:;:· 1 = SHAKER BLANKET ROCKERS s5 .2 .. \ 001 :::;!I Canton visited Mr. and Mrs. Da·j VB Ch h W'll 1 na Fick and Miss Ethel Koenig., , urc I ~- - ·· Ul DAILY SENTINEl DEVOTED TO INT&UST OF MEIGS MASON AI:IA •teft.,. -. o••n, "...., c....,•• T•nn~~•••• llllltet' PubllwiiM •~•r;, •tt.rno~ •~~...- SUD· •a• .. ~ nt.e uh• V•l~,. P'\lbll•••n• ~h~P•a:.. ~!!. "0::'"11:!:... to;'?l OLD SMOKE HOUSE DELUXE BONELESS •dl•nrlll ..nnr.e W¥ ,_,.., parsonage Dr. lntered •• -..n4 .,,... ••UIJ:It • '. . et 111e 111 .,., owee M Pamtft7· We~t Vqm1a IJ:i' ~::;:;;::>. ~ M"'""' per~tendent '-:;.::::: c PORK ROAST LOIN END ,.I. .: SHOULDER ~ • . '" .. lb. • .~ PORK CHOPS lb. OLD SMOKE HOUSE DEL MONTE SLICED BACON lb. CATSUP 59c ...... • • • ., .' '· ,_. c -, SOUTHERN. OEM CUT 303 ------CAN MRS. LANE'S CREAM STYLE ,. 2~O:.s 2Sc CORN .• DOG FOOD 15 ,. S1· 00 CLOVER FARM SUREFINE QT. - - - - . . . - - -;IAR CUCUMBER ,sU.CES . - ' i .-; ' ' • ' Farm Clover ·,Store Store ~ . 2Sc -,' I -.._ ~, . CAU~RNIA CIJSP c CEL~RY ·sTALK EACH :. RACINE·: .RUTLAND (lover ·farPI Oepa.rtment ·:·Store Store . .... . • ' POTATOE$10 lb. ·bag . . Clover Farm : Store '! ' JERSEY WHITE eWe Reaerve The Right To limit Quentltill L .. ~ APPLES GRIMEs GOLDEN 4 lb, big PRESERVES l WEI:lNERS ' STRAWBERRY ) 4 ,_r32c TOILET TISSUE c~~29c GAUL'S ) CLOVER FARM 2 BAKER'S I JO.BO -l·lb. uno , CLOVER FARM HALVES UNPEELED APRICOTS - Poge Street E R 's.:::::--- personal fl p t' n a house observed at the parsonage Sunday afternoon between 2 and 5 p.m. Everyone is weicome. car Middleport P- Household Plastics Do<•nfo,...__'l Mixl"ff Bowl Solo Tumblor Soh-SUvww•re Troys 3 Pc. Rofrlgerotor &.wl s.t I c CHOICE- deiven by Jackie Ta!J:e your choice of these big value hou• hold needs, A110rted colors. Buy several. l)JSJ20 r nvr ,(;t'I'ORL I..ee·, 22, Henderson, collided In a curve on the narrow road. The mishap was inve1t11al.ed by the State Police. 1 . ., an ,. ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'t- Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 4601. GREEN BEANS arnage Phone WY 2-3284 - llfURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY RED OR YELLOW HAWAIIAN but d GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Patterson, ss, Pt. Pleasant LARGE 20 OZ. BOnLE :~w ~ ;:.,: ...dli. u ~rty are the lowes~ possible! ' 59c ..-SSc.-." ., -·.. ~.~Ann n.. We'll prepare your ready mixed <Oilcrete order to your speciflcations, and deU9er it anywhere in town, all ready to pour. Call today ... our service is prompt and our price~ I BAKER FURNITURE Ph... e WY-2·2550 vehlcie accident Monday afterr r:. miJe road off noon on 1owe ., Ro te 17 resulted in $150 pro- E. Ray Cole the mjury. .A ... wh The accident OCCUu:u en Conference Su- an Appalachian Power Co., will conduct the truck driven by Herbert service.. ."·~;;..;;_~;;.d,,o~~! n~r HEATING her •-·""'- •-~ _, PT PLEASANT - A two NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Evangeli~al _ United 8 -: tllren ctmrch Wlll boht a dedi....._f · d · "t mo n !,;" 1011 . se~lce _urlllg 1 8 r • lng worship penod Sunday, Oc· tober 1-tth for a newly bu i 1t PLUMBING property on Futll Str.et Mrt. Mildred Homo•-· and People Escape Hurt H' b W k In •g way r*"' Dedicale Par•onaiJe There will also be an 6 Rll SHOULDER ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating I I ' tty . •I ' · 5th llld horl st. Rtuft No."124 UCIIU OtQO ,. ·' '. .' RuTI.AND, OHIO" PRICES EFFECTIVE . . ·. OCTOBER ·11-12-13 By DOROTHY KILGAI \ ~N THE CELEBRITIES Close observers of the First Lady .(and isn't that a pleasant task?) report that her hair has been tinted ever so gently from its natural dark brown to a deep, subtle auburn .... . And speaking of the Kennedys, \he Attorney General indicated he didn't trust everybody at the British Embassy Ball following the opening o! "Mr. President" when he hid a pair o! blnoeulars in a huge Mlng vase that stood in one of the hallways, while his wife, Ethel, shielded him from the eyes of the crowd-well, most of thellll anyway. Of course there were scads o Secret Service men around who would have been happy to guard tho binoeutars, but apparently the Attorney Generar dioln't want to give 'them that extra trouble. The uninhibited Melina Mercouri and her constant companion and reput- Day" has taken a job w!th a Brol!'l\"ay press agent until his next film role comes around. Who says there won't be any girlie shows at the New York Worlds Fair? Donn Arden, who pr~uces so many of the revues at the Latin Quarter, is considering several offers to put on shows at the Worlds Fair, and Donn is famous for dre•slng beautiful showgirls in an economical number of sequins ... Singer Jonl James almost became a headline Sunday when the plane taking her to entertain U. S. troops conked out and the pilot decided to crash land at Grafenwohr, Germany. Ltlci!I\Yi lopl., ;."fl'aped with nothing, worse than • oevero ahaking up . . . Several publishers ore hopelui they can convince Dick Powell that he oughl to write a book about his ~at­ tie with cancer. They feel his smUmg, fearless attitude toward his affljction would be an Inspiration for other vic· ed tims of the "fiance," Jules Dassin, have checked into the St. Regis . . . . . George C. Scott broke two ribs (his) when he fell from a horse wlrlle movie·making in Ireland . . . By the time Harry Belafonte sings his first song at.,the Royal Box of the Amel' Ieana, pnllllcally every nlsht of his three-wiek engagement will have been sold out. Harry will be foUowed by Tpny Marlin, then Keely Smith, who's just been booked for the new spot . . . Tolevision geni111 Mark Goodson Is passing out clJ[~rs. Mrs. G. Is lullabying beaullful baby girl al New York Lying-In . . . .Maynard Ferguson is the latest tti termlnate hii Roulette Records deal. He'll ' IIWitch to Columbia. . I To 2 Yd. Mill Longth1 BOWL SETS FABRICS Save now! A bowl of the proper size for every mixing task. Heavy moulded glass. · Big choice of colors and patterns. Values to B9c a yard. 1 to 2 yard mill length pieces. · crd 00 SET FALL FASHIONS CHOICE COUECTION FINE COATS $1488 & $17.77 Mls•u•nd Ladin 81 x 99 - BLUCHED .... •· .. EA. $1.79 Famous Hope Quality Sheets. Full bed size. 81 x 108- BLEACHEQ :.··· .. EA. $1.99 Snow White Box Sheets-Famous for quality ·42 x 36 PIUO.W.· CASES •••· •· EA. 49c .REG. $1.79 VALUE . 70.X 84 . . . White Sheet· Blankets · Ror . .,t.'lt .- ?lhM. w'bitt SHJet s...., Blanteta. · s.t thttte 'for ·top 'Value,' Save mon- er aLJOUr ';J$onanaa Store. ' ' $15~ Rotulor $1.59 Pl01tle DISH RACK & DRAIN BOARD WHITE or GREEN Heavy pl•atle COFFEE MUGS ' dilh drainin& rle!k. Worth 44! Rust proof, noise proof, handy · utility pails for every household use. Colloctoral...., Fancy Reg. 89c CUP & SAUCER SETS J9c , dnin board ..... $1.59 8 Pc. (4 Cupo-4 Serving Troyol SERVA SNACK SETS UTILITY PAILS Sale ! Famous Hope Sheets cpr. · COlUMBUS DAY SPECIALS BIG PLASTIC Lldlea' Ne" Fall Drenea in be•utlrut color'a •nd new exeitilll atyle• - .lheath 1nd fllired aJcirt erreets. Siq1 junion, misaet.and half ~·•· Five guage tricot Ray011 Panties. PlaiJI and fancy lace trimmed. Sizes 5-6·7, 3~:~·77( H(avy quaUty glass coffee mugs in green or white. DRESSES PANTIES Plain white triple roll ank· lets. 6 to 8\11: size for Misses, 9 to 11 size for Women. c Freth New Arrivals LADIES' PLAIN OR FANCY FINE RAYON Triple-Roll Stretch Socks 9•• A wide choice ot ne-wr F11l Styles at low low Bonanz• Prices. Fine fabric1, be•uU• ful colora 1nd pattern,. .. 11-12-1! •• AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES HIGH QUALITY DRESS ' "· • WHITE GLASS 5 PIECE MIXING disease. Lamont Johnson has suddenly become the new "hot" director in Holly· wood-aU because of the San Francisl!o response to "The Perfect Set-Up," the Angie Dlckenson.Oene Barry play head· ed for New York. Producer Martin Melcher will use Johnson to direct the film version, too (it will stor Doris Doy, naturally) and he's been signed to direct Rossano Bri!Ui's new picture, to be made In Italy. While he's over there, Johnson and Brazzi will make the pilot for .a new TV series to .,. shot In Rome. An English singer '• named Rocky Saunders is billing himself as "the mini· ature Bobby Darin." Since Bobby is on11' 5'7", Rocky must be pretty miniature Aristotle Onassis, who seems to have . . . VIvien Leigh stands to Inherit dose 1110re fln,gers than tbere are pies, io rum- to ·~00,000 from the will of a New Zea: ored to be one of lhe backers of the new land phi'-nthropist, Sir Ernest Davis, Old Westbury Counlry Club .. , Diahann who died recently at the age of 90. OddCarroll has cominlssloned designer Don- ly enough, they weren't even lnllmate aid Brooks (who created the dazzling friends; Sir Ernest just admired Viv's clothes she wears In ,"No S)rlngs") to acting slyle . , . . . . . Erroil Garner's LP whip up lhree spectacular gowns for her "C)oseup in Swin,g" bas risen to No. 4 · Dec. 2 concert at Philharmonic Hall. It's on the best-seller album chart.. in EurDiahann'• first appearance on a recital ope. Small wonder, ll's the first new Garstage and •he's going to give ~er audl- ner released over there in four years. ence plenty to look at .. well as to lis· _:_ · -ten to ... ... Dean Stockwell and MUUe Producer Sam Spiegel has purchued Perkins, now legally parted, still respect the famous bust of Lawrence of Arabia each other profeuionally - they ·just by sculptor Eric Kentington and will aren't In tune matrimonlolly. They !lope show it at the London premiere of "Law· to find a play in which they can co-star renee of Ars]>la:" Tile~ he'll ship it to od Broadway. New York for the fllin't 'oPeiJing at the Criterion; after which if Wfll 'be dimated Debbie Reynolds hi! rented a re- to • loeal museum . . . After months of hearsal st•dlo In Hollywood and is. toll- negotlatioilo, Barbr* Strelsand is signing ing. arduously on h~r new nlghtelub act, with Columbia Records this week, and \¥hlch she'll unveil In Las Vegas In De- will cul.. her firs~ solo discs for the com·~~;- H~sband_ Harry Karl and her pany wilhh\ a few tilly&. They'll go illl c n Will be moved to the gainbUng out to promote her, of course--at those town while she wOI•kS thel'l' . . . . . The staggering rates. Previoualy she's been l"l'S 111morous -'de of show buSiness; known lo clatter fano only as the "Miss ilctor· Be.n .TIItor, who ):an be seen in the M....,~~ n" of "I Can Get It For You ' ne.w filml "GI&ot" and "The. ,Longest WiJole~e.'' oa. FOR COLUMBUS DAY! SAVE SET A good selection of 'decorated china cups aDd saucers. Limiled quantlly, hurry! BeiUtiful clear crystal tervlng set. Con•isl!i; ot • &erving plata and 4 cups. Buy several. 00 Bran Finllhtd Bne HURRICANE LAMPS or Modern Decor•tor BUBBlE LAMPS Choice of two fine lampa.i Braaa funabed vase Hurricane lamps with hobnail plutic chJ.mn~. tripod lee, bubble lamps with ~olortul plal\ie sh1des. CHOICE - • · KING SIZE DECORATED TV SERVING TRAY REG. $1'.79 TABLES Modern desl&n. K~g size n senjng tale. Enamel fini ~ hed tr.ay, bras11- finished legs, Fold. for storing, It c �........ . .,..,., ... , •• ~ ---------- , were Mrs. M>uclt YOUII& Geo<i• Joimon, llro. A. N. Christmas Mail For Servicemen Stationed West Columbia Overseas Should Be Sent Between Nov.l-20 on. attle, Wub., or Fleet P.O. New November • hu been desig· _York , N. Y., or San Franeisco, nated for the malllng of Otrist-,catif., or Navy Post Office, c-o mu parcets by IUI'face trans- Postmaster. Seattle. Wash. portation to memben of O u r t . Prehiltlttd Al1~1es - In ~~ ~~per!odov-:rse~~~-r I twnh'b~-~ athrtlcles,,_ 8li'Qlal.l lift:' lS uo:t.-"o::I.IUI'Cr lpro 1 1 ~-~::U m e ma_ 1.3 , • 1 to ~~A~O.FGreetlng es ot altl kbelnds ~~~ titoghter fluid cards far the 1uuR:U • ore _e• 1 rn~~ no mallCU overseas pll"iod November 1 to ~ailed llr AlliD, • l'rineiPol. u- • ~ appreciation to the 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct, 10, 1982 Olckeu, MrL J'reda Vickers, Children of the sdlool . Mra. Riley Fry, Mra. Vfl'naJ shook hands with the LegiMalres resignation of the secretary SJd Fowler, Mra. Robert Bryant, By Mn• . Vernal Joltuoll Miss Wanda and thanked them alaa. Taking the treasurer moving to another Mrs. Bertha JIJ!t Wheeler, .6lrl. FARM WOMEN MEET Home were Rk!hard D. G~lt.ead eunmun.it)', DeW officer• wera Mary :ooerer. Mrl. Helen VIDM'.. ud tbe hostesl, Mra. Don Grlnwn Edwl~ chosen to liD the vacaneie&.: ter, Mrs. Jennie Bu.l, Mrt.. through which the parcel Is Tbe Helping Hllld Farm w: 1 ::tj1 .::~ RouM Cherlf.l Zerkle ' Harold Mrl. Martina VanMatre, secre- G\:lldie VanMatre, Mta. Martina 1ddressed will be charged. Air- man'a Club met Wednesday [or Lee ~JtJe. Charles Ver- tary and Ro.n Kapp. lreasLL""el', Van Matre and M-rs. Lucille Obmail articles weighing not in an all day meeting at the bomt :.ND!~icao~~~ISING DOD Smi.tb, Robert Layne ' and Committees were appointed and llnger. excess of 8 ounces are charge- of Mn. _Homer Mr~ Post 1.0 of New Eric Boegli ol the Point Pleas- room ~tflen amounced. Those PERSONAL able at the rate of 1 centa per :~·J:.. V~~MD- . conducted a flag st Poal attending were Mr. .and Mrs. MrL Carrie Gibbs and M.rt. ounce; those weighing over 8 son led devotions aod gave a at the Weal. OLDS - - -ETJNG Ross K.app, Mr. and Mrt~. Wilbur Cirt'le Ati:.ln.sou of Atbeu, Ohio ounces are chargeable at the short eCCXJUDt of tbe life Stbool Mooday B ... ""'~ ,..~ VanMatre. Mr. and Mrs. Vema] vilitt.d TUesday wit!! Mr. and rate of 80 cents a pound . mayrterdorn of~ - Mrs. 11Uoboro, D. Gtiaateall. The West Col\llllbia. .PTA met Johnsoo.. WaAlbyne I..Dve, J~ Mrs. George Johnso.D and Mr. Addressing_ Addres~~es mU&l ,Fry wu Ieason leader. 'lbe 1· ealled lite polt to l'eeelttly at the &eboo1: for il.a Kaw. Mr. m. actirlg pr1nc1- and Mrs. Homer Johuoll. 'ltleJ' =· World Series R~s~mes Today In Yankee Stadium After Delay By Rain. / &usb flat. tM Clgarettes,I Jbe~i~eg~i~bi~e~a~ntd~corn~:p~ie:ie:·:·:'"'~I~ternoon~Ew~as~o~po~nl~ploy~Iog~~game~s~~~iZerkle~~BDd~~Haro~ld~~~fir~ot~meel~iD~g~of~lhe~ sc;hoola~Y~ear~-~pai~-~~M~rs~.~FJ•~Y~,R:usse~;u~.~M~rs~.~·~""~~~~U.~•:Saiem:::~EUI~ u. .u ill tbe periods de~agnatedwtthfor Iiother products, cortee, should be prepared by typewrit.. and Mra. A. N. Dlck9Jll won tlMt overseas should be mihtaryt~bacco addresses. pan:e11 if they are to have a and var~ous other items are er or pen and ink. door pme. Attendilg the .......,.ble upectatlon of de- hlhited m parcel• to IJvOI')' prior to Cl\r!ltmu. !' IIOI1U! military post offices. See 'llle 1orm Amled Forta ov- Part 127, Poatal Manual. ralJed tbt After Tbe Prtlsident. · Mrs. Fay Rus- Betty Young, Mra. Paula Camp, aturm Aid at •,- LEO R. PETERSEN And tht ume two pitchtn NEW YORK (UPD- The 1961 rlghthanden Ralph Terr)o ol the World Ser!Q, delayecUirst by the Yankees and Jack Sanford of the playoff for the NaUonal League Gianta-w;ere acheduled to JO at ~nnarK and then by a dey of it to determh1e wbo will be leadrain, wiU ~ teJumed - weather Jng when the Seriei reaumes Jn permlttlns - in Yankee Stadium San Francisco Friday. Thursday today wltb the Yankeet~ and Gi- will be an open day for travel. lilt& all even at two &•me• each. The weatQr-whlch kept 10rne CcJm.. ·' opentd: tbe meeting. Due to Mrs. Jimmy Roush. Mrs. Okey : m\llllty preJent F the aarne atartine IIMUp. incJtJd. lnj: Terry. "Neither o~m 1." uid O.rk. llkkinl with Sanford, wbo t.at Terry, U, in the lfCOnd pme at San Frandsco lNt Friday. 1t better. ~LIM Ter17 hu never woo a World Seril!!l game although he hal bMn a clutch pitcher for the 1'ankee~ lD cliacbinJ Americaa League pennants. ...,... tr..., . Sanford, on the oCher hand, wu not happy berauae of. the post· ·• liDeup with u mud! 1eftJwwW hitting power u he na... Tblt means he will put Matty Alou iQ the outfield lllJtead ot Harvey Kuenn &nd WiUie McCovey at tint baa instead o1 Orlando C.. Terry aaid it IJ)8df De differ. ence to hJm, for the ntra day'I rest ''might help me." pontment. pedl. The Yankees were favorfJI! 8t 71.4: to 5 to wln today'• pnw and " It'• a big 1e:tdcwm for. me," I tl.l 5 to win the Seriel, which 0 e I M D I . PI s C· Incinna.tl_·. ·i rio.· es ay .· ea... ayers oon ;~;::"in'',~rf~i~!'·: , . e Ap.proves Rose Bowl'·Co'nles·t seaa, wbo ncelve their mall rates are applicable , the tbroulh an APO, New York, N. rate from the post off i c Y., SaD rrancllco, Collf., or Se- where mailed to 40,000 waltln& in Yankee stadium waited until the altuation wu 1 The two rtval manacen, Ralph Tueaday lor an hour and U min- hopelesa TUetday before ht flnaJ. IHouk of ·tfie Yankees and Alvin utea before the postponement wa&Jy called orf 1M game. Dark of the Giant., agreed· the announced-was a~ ta clear "I r:eallud all the problema pme lhould ..ve been poatponed. today sO the ftfth game could 10 concerned tra111portatlon and They lilllo ~~ U. postpone· on as sebeduled a\ 1 p.m.• EDT. Uekets am ng tbem-and finally ment gave neither team any ad· Baseball Commluloner Ford had t.o alv up when all the ad· vantage. Frlc:k, who hal the only .say on vance favorable weather forecasts " l"m not changing my plana at a WorJd Seriet pott~nt, d.ld oot hold up.'' Friel!: uid. all," aaid Houk, wbo ,nu 111 with ---...,....-~--- OSU Council ,, SHOP ...., lncludes penonnei of oor P..ta1e - The domestic rates I Araled Forces, members of of postage are appUcable, their famlliel. and authorized postage must be fully prepaid. 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Hood .. .. .. 8 96 LH 112 Tannehill , • 7 85 RH 90 8 .. , , B: English , 8 94 FB-SM 125 · 8 .... . Porter . Pullen (x) _,... ! • ·}.. J\l~lr~~~:·n;~;:: with Asa Bradbury, 8th grade, 95 lbs. 1 'Gulirll.nteed' fO'g~ through Ice, Mud or Snr_o_w_ _ _ _ _ __, with ~!eve ·Hindy, 102 lb., 8th grade, 'a t slot I ' I or we'll p,ay the tow ••. and we have Sieve Flnlaw, regular Pomeroy ft.tllb11ck, 109 pound HUNORe:DS OF THEM... 750 X 14- 14.65 AKRON <UPII - Dick Shoo- with Tom Caoandy of Clr<ievlllo, and a standout, will see Umtted acIMMEDIATE SALEI 670 X 15 - 14.95 tnak~ of Cleveland, a ~teran Nick Rhynan of Columbus, IIi band injury in drills ~~~~~·i;~:~:~:::~~~· ,pro, carried a one-stroke lead Ia· Harned of Cleveland and Don Swisher -was hurt in i Si aame over 800 x 14 _ 16.30 10 the final 3<1 holes todey U.at Ulrich o1 Akron. and will not play. , · will decide the Ollio Open GoV Ai-t Hcxlnlllt, Elyria will see action as alternates Include 7,fJAl X 15 - 17.95 llhilmpionlhlp. . . ';mbll•ber aod 11162 Weatom Murra~Danny Crow, Ken Harley, Jack' Moore, 850 X 14 - 17,70 Shoemaker carded • one-ov'l" to8ro. who pined the fillllio .. Hyse . Jack' Hasgy,. Jack Stanley, Jeff Karr, par 7t Tuelday on the l'lliged leon wro 11lned the finaio Pat ~•o•n, and y Zirkle. . · . . Fireatone Country C!uti Course .a 149. He was tied wltb BID Col· . Plus Federal Tax with a 39-32 comblniUon to go Una of Columbus. . :, \ and Your Recappable with hil openiJII 'II for a 144 to- At UO were Frank Bilf1 Tire taJ. 'lbe 53-year-old llnkunan won Canton, Bob Wynn ol · -the Open In !1153 anci 1154. Eddie GrVfltha their eoach'obtllind oon!idence com- year Ohio Slate Inti fn>m In theby fourth , _ UCLA periodo led of their 1ame ooiy qoorter to do!eat U.e mighty Ohio to drop a I! · s de<ilioo In the Stato Illlekl!)'ft 0 11-7, In one of the fourth quarier. peat' upsell ,r U.o 116Z aeaaon. "And Oblo Slate didn't baYO the For thai pOtforlllliiCe •'"' ~Is greot Bob Fer111aon tlil.i year," lolth in. bla ployers, 44-ye&Mid Bar11011 oil<led. · ..-~·- llaJ1\II, ,wtll!, . In most of tbeir iames year. -...1 o-.. .. a e auu I'WLI 1n, m r •· Ernest Haw.(eY, Rita 8nd ·liene-, and Mra. Lril!la MitcbeU and Michael of Cheshire, Mrs. ])a. vJr North and Pam of Gallipo-lis, Mr. a~d Mrs. Carl Gardner. J1 ., Mike~ . Tana and Terry, this Danny Davidson, Mr . IIIII Mrs. Roy -Sansbury, Ke1th Riggs. Mrs Lineups For Thursday Game Jn pomeroy Are Announce . . d. obared 1he )!rot n!Uil<l le.l !itb ,~'!"· , . . . ib.ove BDd Jim L!ciuo of '1\'9)' The cutol! _.. tor omMn .;lth , 711. · ~ 4u:allfylna wu 111 or . M . · ~· climbed 10 • fl ~Y~ About to.lllll ID prlan will .. tor • 147 tOtal, wbidl .. oltared ibo ~ . . ' ~he Cleveland defensive totallo the third bes't in the leagutt. Rev SheUn aloomi secretary Johil B. Fullen. , Seven of the 'ICOled by The Racine picture was ~=~~n-N~~s~ry, andT~ry'· When laat year's 4ecision was WINS BACK HONORS Washington camepoints , ane,MrK_un, ....... 011 an intercept· brightened this -week wh~ It . made, there wu no bowl contract NEW YORK lUPII-Gary Wood ed pasa _ while the defensive was learned 8· I II (Peanuts) and Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Sa~ between lh..'Bi,g Ten and the Ath- a junior quarterback f:rom Cor- team was 011 the bench. Wickline wu not seriously in- Frye, Ch.erry, Becky and Chr1s Jetlc Association of Western Unl· nell, has been nam~ Ivy~ The Browns began workouts to- jured in last week'a game 8!nd land Floyd Gardner of Mlddleversities. Minnesota made the back-ol:·the-week for directing h•s !day for the important contest. may see limited action this port. Mr. and lllra. Carl Gardtrlp on itl own, however. Since tl't~I'D tc- an upset >'i..'to,-y la.M W. Eacb club has 8 record of 2-2 week. · · pt~r and Mrs. Wade Gardner and tben, the Big Ten and the Big .urda:r over Harv,rrl. R:t CODl!Jit:· and ll!edl a vlcto to ata in Kepny of Crooksville, Mr, and Five .signed an agreement to .-1 t~ el&bt of 12 i'i8J~P.• for 116 ood sition In race y It was reported tllat either Mrs. Ray Gardner, John, Mark, teams to the Rose Bowl for aD yr.:'tls. including olio tlluchdowft g The ~rowns are tied. third sopbomore Wayne Hubbard or aild Emma of Carbondo.le, Mr. •-• 1 'od t freshman Tom 'l'tleiss probably and Mrs Arthur Gardner Sam Inuw~ te pen . OS!S. .- • ' place, traillac· the Redsldu, who wJH Operate In Wlcldine't full· •' · _"1 ' r ~ · -have a record of tbree \'ictorieB . Brlct Danny ana Mr. and M I. REJOINS PRO:.TEAM · CAPTAINS BRUINS · and a tie and the Giants who back pollti~n. . B:usseU Klingler of Columbus, SAN FRANCISCO tUPI)-f'ull. BOSTON tUPll - Center Don have three victories and t.m~ los' The Rae~ starting lmeup, Mr. and Mn. Robert Elliott and back Bill (Cannonballl cooper MrX~:nney, the .\lat.hm--.t Hxkev s. lotherwise '!dl remain the sa~e. Carol and Mr. and Mrs. Rich· baa been taken oU the injured League's 11th-ranked active: JCOr· At ends wlll be Ted Bailey ard Rollins, Debbie, Judy, and Jist and placed 011 the active ros- er has been named capt~>in of the HITS WEEKEND TRIPS and G. J'isher; tackles, ' Bob Larry -Ralnard or zanesville, ter of the &rJ. Francisco Forty· &'oi!Wil Bruins for the secofld WASHINGTON IUPI) - Sen. Esslng;ton and Bob McNickle; Henry Carpenter, Rutland, Mr. Nlners. To make room for cooper strelpht year. McKenney is start· John J. Wl1Uam1, R-Del., Nkl guards; Bob Sylvester and Har· •rid Mrs. Wayne Gardner, Pam the Forty Nlnera asked wawen ing l'lis ·ninth yelH' with the Bru- Tueaday that if President K~· ry Cleland; and at center Rog- and 'Brenda and Mrs. David on fullbtck c. R. Rllberts. Ins. nedy would stay in Washington er Adams. McClung and Barbara of Fo."" more he would see what a · In tile backfield, Racine wJil toria. . ''mess'' ttte Democrata are mak· use its halfback trio of Do n · ing of Congreu. . Harden, Bruce Beegle and Russ Mr. and Mrs. Olhe Martin But, he charged, the Piesident I Cummins, while Jofln Arnott Is ana Ronald JohnsOn (.. Dunbar, is only using the White House as also expected -~ see aCtiQn at W. Va. spent a weekend with a 1topover ~een weekend va· fullback. CaUing plays ·from Mr . and Mra. Ernest Johnson catkms and polltk!ai·' :Junkeb. 1quarterback slot will be Lirry and Robert. 0101 LOS ANGELES UP! I -The Bill Barneo loday waa ~cl'lhe J;)ally Sentinel, PomeroY:Mlddleport, O.,.Oct. 10, i962·S Mr. ..... !(n. Grovlf. Cr~ team wu plaJiDC ltt first game United Preu ~~~ooal a col· - -·----···- earw 1pent ~ SUnday With ot &he Haacin ,' usiag 1 oew aya- lege football Coa~h of the and Mrs. Raymond Roush ol iem oiMI .-tilll the oeilool ra_t.d Week." Porter. No 1 iD the natiOn Ia ttlt flrit "My greatest C<lllcern wa1 that . . Mr. and Mn. Robert FreeU o1 tht the player~ uains the T-formatlon man and family visited recentraB':tho .... hil playero for tho fir;! time et UCLA ly Mr. IIIII Mrs. Etirl Burcham going up against a team of Ohlo of Ripley, W. Va. i>eforo tho gamo <llat thf!)' <OUid , , win. State • <aU~, would be light, Probable starting lineups for Thursday's 7-8th grade Mn. Neva Zerkle, Mr . . ond . . · Barneo aald. I .w~nt.d to COWl· meeting between Middleport and Pom,eroy on the Mrs. Harold Lee Zerkle • n d At halftime, ~allilllf by • pomt t..-act U.a~ ~Y ieiUng them they gridiron after school have been announced b~ family, Mrs. Cbarles Zerkle and but with all the MatlstiCI againSt l"OUid wJn. , who are Bob Wise of Middleport and Charles son of New ifaven, W. Va. and them, the - h lltiii ktoisted IIIey And Barneo aatd that he realy and Frank Porter of Pomeroy, assisted by John Merle CoUini of Jackson, were "'"ld win. ly felt the Bruins ba<l • cha..,. and Chester Zirkle. rec:ent Sunday visitors o( Mr. And to UCLA. Brulno jUJtilled to bealil>e Buckey.. bee.... tr. lvt. Poo. WI, Yr. Mrs. Raymo,.. Zerkie1ond Bob Shave Ji. of Willoughby, a Mite Mural re1111or on tho PGA tour, oiMI Leo teur Bob Weiotopf of Bedford. Bl:afetd of Ashland shared the Two other former championa aeeond opot wiU. Ll50. Shave had. adclltion 10 Shave, Shoemaker ·~ ·• 73 -n.M~~a1 11111 ,a~~iu • 12. !}l'iffilll• jOined the llnals 'field Tied for fOOrth ..r.·Don Shock 40 proo who shot !17 ilr bettor. of Columbus· anc(.BOb 21mtner- They weN lferm.in "elter uiin. .~47< 'W llarbertoD. .na llotlqy "'uto Corn b boo h • •L. • pomts, ut a t au o1 "'ose homecoming game in the hiscame as the Brown a were routed tory of their tchoOl. ~ by the Philadelphia Eagles•. ~1- ,1 Buchtel-York should provide 'l'he defense allowed the New Racine with a tough opponent York Gianlll on.fy seven points, fo~ thi!!l week's ·game since the the Dallas C~11 10 and the Yorkers are a big t~am a .n d Washl~'l Redskm& 17. have made impressive showings Cleveland Golfer Holds One Stroke Lead In Alu:on Open PEANUt BUTTSR ~: --~59c 33c bls wllllqgneas to give u:e2s.year-old Batley who t 1 ~ft 11 coosldered the No. ; catcher . tb ircuit even though he e ~ badly during the second ball of the campaign. BatteY batted .302 in 1961 but droppecl to ·"" thl• year, driving in 57 runs. He has spent eight He Uelan's Bill Barn~s Named Coach of Week For Ohio Win tu'nnYfleld - Our Fln..t NO COUPONS NEEDED _ __ II'JI!II_.IU Print. Butter ' .. Luncheon MMt '"" . ·~ . . , Dovti...S - \'It: ., Cheese-Sticks ' ~~·~·~ll'~ee~•:•~re:'·;;;,~;;;;;;;~·;;;:::::;;::::::::::::=: J: • ·' Wlacontln - Sh1rp NABISCO L · FAVO.RITESI Sharp Cheese Appleseuce Cookies _ 15-oz. pkg, 39c Eveporeted Milk 2·1"- .k•• Wl~eonsln IUN-HINI ~ ~ver- al daya befoce dernonsra 0111 ended. Since then, the univer1lty's al· umni association has been racked by aD intetnai batlle between ""''" in lavor of tho a- Bowl \.rip and those opposed, headea by Supor Right ... 59c Fried Cod ,,.... - - lb. 59c Fried Perch ,..... lb. 59c H & G Whiting ,_.~~b. 33c Lobster Tails,,.__ :k-:-$1-09 • Peellll and upko... $119 Green Sh rlmp ' f lt!thed with resentment Sliced Bacon 2 ~~i. $1-09 49c· Cube Steak- $1-0' Sirloin Tip - ·~ 99c Roll Sausage • 97c Get 25 Extre Pllild Stemp1 with Trend Detergent _ 33-oz. pkg. 49c Ann Pege Mergerine _ 1-lb. pkg. 29c e oampus P' c er. tiM!- downtown area. All Good · Thin DAIRY Han ~ earlier dect11 -: 0 a Jue th 1 v:nk~s if they would been slow in gettinf underway, Creek three weeks ago. Last Florence Gardner, Mr. and Mn. DOli)' demoDa.P"~~onb ~ de team.· ~ enhad e one more dependable Sl'Dfing oDI.y 5ft points\ ' week Racine crept past North George Gardner and Linda, pus and I! mar..,. YThu en 1 00 ~tvhe The defense hH allowed 19 Gallia 6 to 0 to w.in the first Mrs. MiUard Gilmore, M r 1. $1.59 lb. t~ 1 CANNED HAM 3~b. t!l q Rutland Furniture Beef ·Liver 1•• Bulk Tank Service i Ractne • Gomg • After N0 5 In Test w·Ith.8uchteI•y ork UNDER SIRLOIN THE SHOE BOX 4 Plus PLAID STAMPS! "Super-Right" Well Trimmed Turkeys • PURCHA~E f'rl,o Nat,..,-. I Loaaue pem~am and Boys' y eliplayoff victory OVt< 11>e Dodg.,-o. . By MILTON RICHMAN · ......,, In the AL, breakins in named the "Minor '-"•B.. Play- troit 'l'igers. ...,..... ~........ " II takH oil I've got phyoicalUP! 8porio Wrilo• _ wiU. \be Chicago White Sox in.., of the Year." . "If wo , ..., get the ohortotop Theo-e also ·bao been • roport lly and mentally 10 wlll'k myoel! l ~ · . NEW vORK (1Jf'f· - calvin 111155. A-.o Ta~ Trade · we want, Wfl·ll take a hard-hit· that the Dodgers alre planning .t up for a game and now I've got IIi. I ... . ',' Griffith ~mlUed ·today tbere "" In addition to th_elr talkl with Tbe St. Louis Cardinal& alw Ung outfielder," Devine uid. wholeule shake-up of their play- to do it all over again. And JGme·i Sizn U:. Wattrproof Rubberired COLUMBJ.J!I/ 0h1o tUPn- Thf: a "good poillbility'' Mlnnes~ota the Tw:IDB, the Oriola also have have been talking tracle aroutld, · Aded -about a pouible Ken lng personnel. But 1f any Dodgef time~ you can Jose a JiUie with luna Clotb Ohio Sta~·. Un,iverslty footbaU and BaiUmore may eomplete a been dJicuaslna • - poasl,b~ deal World Sertee' headquarters aud Boyer · Rocky Colavito deal, l)e.. players do go, it will be , veter· too much r~ . ·· . team, atopJ114;at:l;be JCI&l_Jint .lalt deal in which tht Twna would y.otth tht! Clnclnnatl Reds, who ~e their main bait it rightllanded vine rerused to be nailed down, ana like Wally ~oon. ·Duke Snl· But Dar.k said he wun't wor· year by the taeuJtY cooncll in a get either Milt PappP or Chuck iJiterested In first baaemau Jim pitcher Larry Jaclr:eon, a 18-game but· said, ··1 don 't &bini Detroit der, Jim Gilliam and Johnny Pod· ried about what Saoford thought. I bid for a trip to the Roae Bowl, Estrada for Earl Battey. . Gelltile. winner this season. would be wll11ng to let 10 Cola- res rather than younpten like "He'll be ready," said the Giant ' , lw the ~ll'a approv~;l to play Griffith and president Lee Mac- To ~Ule, the Red.J might General manager Bing DevlnP. vito." the twc- Davi~e~, Tommy and WD· manager, adding 1hat if Terryj' MtDDLIPOIIT iD tbe post ii!aaoa classic. .P.hall of the Orioles have already give up flrat baseman Gordon IB.YII he'1 looking (or a first-string Among the player~ ·the Card}. lie, or Frant Howard. . pilchea he .iJ: going to load hil th dlseu~sed tlle trade, and ope of Colemaa along With eatcher Jes- shortstop .and MnOng the chlbe he ne1s bave asked about are L~i1 MUwaukee al10 !1 in the mar- -ol By 8 staDd-up vote 38-JO, , e the reQons lt has been held up 1e Gonder, who Jed the Paclflc baa talked tG so far m the Chi· Aparicio of the White Sox, Phil ket for deelina:, with IUCh play- 1 faculty eouncll late T~ay ap- is that the Twin1 aren't sure Coast League 1n hitting this year cago WhJte Sox, New York Yan· Linz of the Yankee. and Dick &e DeCasiDdaraU,eruwLBrl proved the, athletic councils UDall- which of the two righthanded with Saa Diego and also was ken, Pittsburgh Pirates and De- Groat of the Pirates. ers as Del Crandall, Lew Burimous recommendation that ~ BaWmore pitchers they prefer. --~ - dette aDd Joe Adcock as ttte ODell 1 team be aUowed to make the ~ Pappu, L'l, won 2 game• and Browns Defen'Se To being tlek~ for other paitllres. , 1 1 IO Paoadena if .Invited. The sta • loot 10 for the OrloieB this sea· ' • ', up vote came after afforu 10 d 1 23 tUI'ned Get B1g Teat Sunday , • We handle all sizes of 1aoko ' b -~ b I'" failed son, wblleEstra a, a so , CLEurao• .. ND !UPD - Th READS LADIES PGA t I lor bottle gu. We service I ave a ...,,_ a Nl . in a disappointing 9-17 re«>id. ·~ e I what we sell. I '(he 1111111 f-11 team IU)W has "I want to check with the Cleveia... Browno <lef...e will PHOENIX, Ariz <\1Pil- Mickey 1 to win the B1g Ten ~ionslup ~- . o-anizatlon Blld have to do it agalnSundaywhen • Wri""t of San 01 .,,.0 luis bfler. 1 ·• ti scou~ m our •e h do 't . ~ ...1h &"' -~ • for the le«lliQ_ ~nseeu ve year find out whom they like bett~r. ave tG. 1 agam ..,unuay wen The Racine football team Pr;ce to round out tbe Racine ilitien preeident ol the -LadieJ i 1~ o~ to be mvlted to the New Pappaa or Estn.da," Griffith ex• the· Bal-tnnore Colts . come to will try to put game · number backfield. .~ ffil'Maiooal- Golrera A.uociation Year Iii Day clBASit. plalne<l. "I know they're both~' Jed b k five In lti win column this rcr 1963. Ruth 'Jes'Jell or &.-aUic-1 RUTLAND, OHIO Debate at the oounciJ meeting good pitcher• but naturally we'd J Theh CoUitsl, h Y qua~'bahc week when Jt takes on a strom~ . wa~ named vice pre.;nrlenl Kathy ,'fllll long but not so heated aa like to bave the better <me oftb e o nny ntaa, t avek one hut Nt e Buchtel·YOI'Ik team Fr1day . Ch h' w rth-'J 1 "M at es 1re 011wo w a .,, . . secretAry 1 1ve a tac s 1n t e •· • , .•• ~ •• most expos ,_ . ar.d Marilynn Sn11th of Jupltt'r ' ~ year when the &l'OUP' "~· two. tlonal Football League. Racu.e. 1be annual reunion or the Fla ' . G lff'thMight f 1 the w.. Twins who So far, the BroWill defensive Racine has won four of 1t s family of Mrs. Florence Gard21-25' ·m oppost'tion to the 1961 B!l Ttn cham~ B~keyea~cceptU\1 fini r~ s~ in tbe Am~rlcan unit hils kept the club ~ conten· five games this year, losing on- ner was held at the Portlartd lnfill'll'lal :mitatio~ : g~e. ~ thi y ar might have mo· tion. 'lbe Cleveland attack has ly to league leading K y g t r Park. Those present were Mrs. I WITH Sail Francisco on ......... y. .et River Report ~~iiiiiiij 1o • ., ' ' �' Mrs. Melvin I!onoruttel', a n d were very close friends, but Head, on Lab l!:rle llshlnl. I-Dally Sl!ntbiet, :Po-y-Micldleport, 0 ., Oct, 10, 11M12 granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. this is the first time they have Mrs. Adalee Hart and Ketrln- Ronnie Carr of Pomeroy, 0. been logether fur 40 years. kl of Colwnbul, 0. v'-!ted Sal· reprdlnc 11M Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Sunday dinner guests of Mr. urday ofternooa with Mrs. El1lIDaJ'UWIIMior. Toney visited Sunday afternoon and Mrs. Harry Thompson were abeth Boston and 801\1. -- J For the tenth coDM!CUUYI with Mro. Elizabeth BosfDn and Mrs. Hollice Thompson, Har· Mrs. Blanch Yeager and Mrs. entertainment wW be ....,. aons . riel, Martha, Virginia and A~ Myrtle Ellen Housh attended by Mr. and Mn. Pe~ Mrs. Naomi Yeager and Shar· berta Jo Thornpaon. Mr. the White church Ladies of WSAZ-TV Ia Bullion were shopping in Huntington, bert Thompson visitt!d in the at the community building .in · I ~ coold be that way come 10 lis's Danny Howard, who has w. Va. Saturday. afternoon. Upper Flat• last Thursday. . Nease, chalrman of ....gan •nd Athens, twn pre- p.m.. Friday. 42. Athens John Grog1111 is third Saturday evenlas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush Mrs. Iva Bneton spent Thuraboard, wiD preside at 11M , . " ' " 11 " also-rans" aCCOI'illng AI the 1962 mid-way point, with 40, Ll8M's Robbie Jobn- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curti! spent Sunday in M880n, W. Va, day afternoon vl!lting with I It was announct!d today l J the Southeastern OhioLeag· Wellaton continues to pace aU 10n haa 32. Rickard and Mrs. Blanch Van with Mr. Roush's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis RJckard official& of the Huntington In league play, Martin and Schoyck were Mr. Rickard 's Grover and family. 'Ibere Mrs. Blanch Van ter..State Milk Preducers A'ITEND COMMANDERY 1 • sportswriters and Radio league teams in lt!ason scorinl Broadcasters, tee off tn t h e with 130 markers in five con- Johnson took over top spot with son and. family , Mr. and Mrs. was a birthday dinner served Mr. Billie Weij~and sociation that the ors•anJ•:aU<"':•I A group from Pomeroy wu ~ _,.'s top attraction at Athena tests. 132 points each, followed by How- Hugh R1ckard, Gary and Greg- at the noon hour in honor of 1hur8day evening with Mrs. annual meeting be , in Dayton over the weektnd to Friday night where each team I Logan continued to own I h • ard'a 30. Grogan has 28 In tho ory of Point Pleasant, W. Va. Mr. Grover Roush and oae of Maude Roush and Mr. and Tuesday, October 15, In attend the Grand Commandery f•nds itself in a " must" con- 1best defensive mark. Only 34 league. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomp- his sons. All of the brothen Curtis Young. Fanners Hotel In Gallipolla. of Knightl Templar. Attendlnl test. · points have been scored against Here's the all-gama and leag· aon and Mrs . Amy Bneton were and their families were there Mr. and Mrs. Jamea B. The meetins will open were Mr. and Mro. Phil WIIThe Chieftains, rated third by Ithe charg.. of Coach Mel Ad· ue scoring after five and lhne In Point Pleasant on buslnesa to help Mr. Housh eelebrate hi! and Miss Patty O'Neal of noon with a luncheon llamson, Mr. and Mrs. C. J, the newsmen, are sharing . top]ams. . ! ~~~ ,of play.. Friday afternoon. birthday. , Jeston, W. Va. YJalted by the btlsinesa meetlne and Mr. and Mrs. Caude spot with Gallipolis' Blue Dev- 1 lnslde conference play, GAlls Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush I Mr. and Mrs. IA!roy Roush evenlns Mrs. Elizabeth presentation of speakers In Woodyard and Paul Damoll. Mr. lis, picked to finish second this ' with 86 tallies, owns the best I visited Friday afternoon with 1and family visited Saturday eve- ton and sons. dlnlns room at the Woodyard I! commandel' of tbo fall. Athens, chosen to wind up offensive record while Logan , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush of 1nlng with Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Miss Sandra Housh and Mr. Hotel. Ohln Valley Co~ery No. fourth, finds itself 1n the thick hu the best defenslve mark the Vernon · community. ard Roush. Sandra and Milton Milton Ray Roush Dairy farmers from all in Pomeroy. of the 1962 championship race here- only alx points havtMrs. Sara Hoffman, Mrs.IRay. church services at Davis southern Ohio and T-umor 11-lo wit!J one toss In throe outings. been tallied against the Chiefs I!Uth Goodnigbl, Mrs. Laura ' Mrs. N~cy Roush visited Sunday night. Vlrslnlo who sell their An Athens victory over Logan ln conference actaon. . G1bbs and. Mr. Toby My ere Thursday WJth her .Sliter, Mrt. Mrs. Maude Roush and to the Huntington ISS<l<la··ll HOT PLATE Friday, plus a Wellston w1n at We11ston's Jim MllJ'tin continwere in Point Pleasant, W. Va. Betty MarshaU and children. Leloa Young were bualneSB are Invited to attend the 6.95-11-.95 Nelsonville, and a GAllS loss at ued to hold down top spot In the . on business Thursday. Miss Twlla Rickard spent ers In Point Pleasant, W. and It Is anticipated Pomeroy, would give four teama lall-games scoring column wi~. Attendance at the Oik Grove · Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Yea- Friday afternoon with her aiJ. Tuesday. 125 persom will oa•llcl·~ Slr~~l•- lurnt1" -- ---· 2M, top spot with 3-1-~ records. And M. His nearest rlvol II GalliJN>- E.U.B. SUnda! School was 46. ser, Sh~r~n. '~ Beverly were ter, Mrs. Blanch Van . Schqyct. Mrs. \!argarot Thompaon :1.95, 4.10 1 · The Ladies Aid of the 0 a k visiting Mrs. Iva Hudson Sun- Mr. Harry ThomplKin visited daughters visited Sund Daniel Kemper, Bll'leulture 2<-lumer 011 Stowe SEO SCORING Grove E.U.B. Church mel in day afternoon at Broad Run. one day last week with Mr. and noon wHh Mr and Mnay from Ohio S~te To•l• Top -----------· Ul tAll Gomn) the church basemenl last Tues- Mr Johnle Fry spent Sunday Mrs. Curtis Rickard and Blan- Thompson. · · wiD clellver 11M mam II T-e• ..,., G-PLA_Y ER-SCHOOL T~ EP TP day to qu•lt and 90W carpel with his parents, Mr. and Mro. cho Van Sch9yck. Mr. and Mrs. John W 0 11 Abo present wm be a GH Hot Pi•l• ........ 1.79 5-Martin. WHS . ... .... . .... lu, 4 64 raga. A sack lunch ·wao &erved c E. Fry. . . from Letart Falls Ohio we r Pickens H1rdw1ro 0 42 at the noon hour . The meeting Mr and Mrs Donald Thomp- Vtsdlng wtlh Mr. and Mrs. lslti I Ed • nd of the 5- Howard, GAMS .. .•.....••. . 7 MAlON, W, VA. 5--Grogan, AHS . , .. , • , , , , , •. . 6 4 40 was cal1ed to order by the pres· son ~nd Toney· v:isited Mr. and C. E. (Ed) Fry during the ; 1 ~: ~::no0 a Mraunt marketing ·order who wlU 5--J~hnson. LHS .. ....... :, ... 5 2 32 ident, Mrs. NeUie Adkins with Mrs. Harry Thompson Sunday week were Mr. and Mrs. Let- was forrnerty rr:~ t~ 0 a cbangea and -Olllwerl( 5-Btggs, AHS . .. .... . ....... 4 4 28 B<rl~ture reading by Mrs Er· fternoon ter Adkins, Mrs. Mildred Fry, G . and Judy of New Haven W V rove communlly and M r 4 28 cil ,Adkim, prayer by Mrs.. Nor· a Mrs. Nora 5 - Norma . n, WHS ~ · · • • · · • · · · · · 4 Adkins spent Sun. • . · a, Wolfe was formerly from 5-Davls, JHS ....... .......... 4 0 24 ma Keefer. There was group day visiting her brother, Mr. Dwight Gtbba, Curtis Rtekard, Vernon communit The 5-Coyan, JHS ........ ........ 3 4 22 smging Mrs. Myrtle E lien d Mn Ed Fry Mr Fry Is Rev. John lcenbower, Glen lc- . ited M C y. y 2 20 ' an · · · enhower T0 mm I nbo VIS r urtls Rickard 5-wl.nebrenner, PHS · · · · • · · · · · 3 Roush gave the dosing prayer. on the sick Ust but reported as · y ce wer, Mrs Blanch Van Scho ck ·and 5-Surrett. JHS .. . .. .......... 2 6 18 The group decided to peel ap- 1 . Mrs. Erell Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. · . Y . 5-Wallace, MHS . ........... .. 3 0 18 plea Tuesday and make apple m~~ovm~.' Rou h nd M Thomas Grimm and Beulah Mrs. Beulah Rtckard were vts5-Hitchings, NHS ........ .. ... 3 0 1B butter on Wednesda~ at the Jl t!'l~ Rlaneh st F• I d r. Grimm of New Haven, W: Va., itlng Sunday afterneon. ·in New J mm1e ous spen r aYM A B Mr G Haven W Va with Mrs Van 11 ' 8 Y Scho ~k's · sJs~r and hu .ban home of Mr. and Mr.s. Lester night and Saturday with their rs. my oston, I SEO ONLy Adkins. 'I'hose attendmg were cousins Sandra and Milton Ray. Wortenburger. of Akron, 0. and Mr ~nd Mrs Sta le A;k. d, G-PLAYER-SCHOOL TD EP TP Mrs. Norma Keefer and Paula M ' El' beth Boston nd Mr. Clarence Yeager. ·. · n Y ms. 3- Johnson, LHS .............. 5 Z 32 Mrs Myrtle Ellen Roush San' rs. tza F d th a Mrs Elizabeth Boston a n d Mtss Karen Hayburn of Co3-Martin, WHS ..... . , ....... .5 ~ 32 ' dra .&nd Milton Ray Mrs • Am; NSammyRouvlsitedh ndri ayh~re.Mrs. sons. Mtke, Pat and Sammy vi!- l~mbus, Ohio spent Saturday 5 oward GAHS 5 0 30 ' Yeager, · ancv c 1 n.Hart I'ted Mr an d Mrs. J ack R'ltey mght visiting ywiUt her 3- H ' ' . . . . . .. . .. . . . Boston, Mrs NaomJ Mr. and Mrsa Hobert Ml Sh 3-Grogan, AHS . ... .. . ...... 4 4 28 Mrs . Nellie Adkins, Mrs. Lou- visited Tuesday. with Mr. and at Mason, W. Va. Saturday a~d ss aron eager. 3--Winebrenner. PIIS .. ........ 3 2 i~ 1.. Adkms, Mrs. Ercil Adklna, Mrs . Fred M. Roush. , ~el: Mr. Riley celebrate hts IN WRONG PLACE 3-~ormanj ~~HS . . . .. .. ...... 3 0 6 Mrs. Esta Adkins, Miss Twlla Mr . C-.eorge Blessing of Akron I t.r ,ay. Mrs. Boston Js Mrs. BAm England nwn a- umme ' -IS . : .. ... . . .... ·. ~ 4 116 1Rickard , Mrs AlJJe Hoffman, Ohio spent Friday with Mrs. IRtley s daughter. ! HarriJ ~41 fined •u f...:3-Gustavson, AHS . . . . . . . . . . . "' 4 Mrs Ethel Rayburn Mrs Lau h nd M •f"' '"" oiumc l 2 • · - ~ Maud~ B Rous a r. and Mr and Mrs. James In the back seat or hill car 3- -Coyan, JHS ..... ..•.... .. . 2 14 ra Gibbs 3-Stimmel, LHS .. .. .......... 2 2 · ~rs .. urt1s Young. Mr. Bless-- n~ Paula visited giving 8 ftlend a driving Jesson. 14 1 · - --- Rev. John Icenhower Is an· mg IS the house guest of Mr. , nmg with Mr. Keefer's nouncing that he will start his and Mrs. Calvin Blessing and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Keefer revival at the oak Grove E.U. Lewis this week. New Haven. H. church on Oct. 29 . There Mr. and Mrs. James Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Benny B~~~~~~ ~ ~ Iwill be se!"Vk>es each night and Paula visited in Cheshire, and son of Albany, 0. starting at 7,30 p.m. Everyon~ ! Ohio Sundar afternoon with , SUnday afternoon wUh. M is tnvlted to attend. Mrs. Keefer s parents, Mr. and Maude Roush, and Mr. Mother, We Will Make Four Proofs and One .Gioss_y]rlnt of ; Tl'i-Countv Concel't Assoclatlon officials plan to an· Mr. Glen Icenhower, son of Mrs. Raymond Fife. Mrs. Curtis Young. nounce a toUr-concert series which w\11 start later this .Rtv. and Mrs. Juhn Icenhower 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Roush Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ~:~ 1 1 Your Selection, Absolutely FREE Of Charge for a Special Baby month and continue Into 1963, 1\efl ~'riday, Oct. S, fur Great visited Saturday evening with Sandra and Milton Ray v One of the steller attractions Tuesday, March 26. \Lakes, Illinois, where he will Mr. and. Mrs. Leonard Rouah Sunday evening with Mr. Monthly Edition of The Daily Sentinel, announced Is the Don Shirley I enter the Navy. Exactly 20 years and famtly. Mrs. Leo Roush and family of trio of International fame . The Parkers~urg con~erts held ago on Oct. 5, 1942, Rev. lcen· Mr. and Mrs. ~bert Hart of OaviB Grove. Ages 6 Months thru 3 Years trio is composed of Don Shlrley 1the.Parkersburg .Hagh sc.h"fi!'l huwer, his father, entered the ~n, W.Va. VJSited Tuesday Mr. ~key B. Roush, Rev. Slon the piano, Donald Anderson, ·audatorium at 8. lfi p.m. •,~c; Army. !:tl:l'a ..... ~ .. .wU:h..M:~aud.Mrs. Arch Roush. las Bilhu~s and Rev. Cremeans You Are Under No Obligotioll 'I'o Buy·Anything. cello and Kenneth Fricker bass, Jorge Bolet, planfst, Saturds'y. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Gibbs Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Hart are spendmg a week at These exponents of the ~odern i Nov. tO; Netherlands Chamber Mr. Toby Myers and Mrs. Lau: ------·- ·-- -- - -PHONE WY 2-2475 FOR APPOINTMENT trend in music have appeared orchestra, Saturday, Feb. 2; ra Gibbs were in Parkersburg. several times on the TV show : Nyra Kinch Dance group, Sat· W. Va. where they visited Mrs. See lngeZ. For MOHAWK " Today" In recent months. I urday, Feb. 23 and Cameo Op- Irene Myers who has been a They wnt appear on the local era Co., Tuesday, AprJI l . surgical patient at St. Joseph's ltage Jo,eb. ZS. I PorLlimouth concert~ at the I Hospital. Mrs. Myers accompanOfficlals of the association aL· 1high school auditorium at 8: 30 led her husband home Satur· 10 point out that members of p.m. are Tamas Vasary, day evening. the Tri-County Auoclation may iat, Thursday' . Nov, 8: Mr. and Mr,s. Jamell Keefer . 3 Room• waU to wall, 12x1S - 12x10Member Of Member Of . attend concerl~ in Parkersburg Ballet Canadl-· .,..... , saturday• and Paula were shopping in 1 12x9 - •II thlo witb paddinl ... Professional "Photoanphet'll · Marietta and P0rt!'lmnuth. Th; Feb: 9 and Richard Crosa, Point Pleasant, W, Va. Satur· ' Photographers 220 EAST MAIN ST. first of the out-of·tnwn t.•uncertl baritone, Saturday, March 23. day. POR ONLY INITALLIO lnlernatiOIIII Of America is Leon Fleisher, pianist, who Mrs. Garnet Chapman Is Martin, Howard, Grogan Johnson, After Point Lead AI· Aldj Area D.:nrv • Farmers T0 Atten· d Meet fOOD ft?uah 1 (Sl ' Oak Grove News Items SPRY - RIISO BLUE ~ Oraop Drink-Gropo Dtlok n:-••t dept. valuesl 1 EV.'JU Super Trlill - Swlft't Prt111lum CALL4.,STYLI NEW SHIPMENT · COnt st .Por WOOL COATS c...... Y·olall· box•• Small, Loan 4to 61b. Av1. HuM'a Yollow Cllnr );}. FREE' FREE ' );}. , PEACHES 4 HALF '39-· 15-oz. pltg. Super Trim- Swift'• Premium Cuts ) Friday Oct. 12 and Sat.. Od. 13 lb. . PlliiiUlY lA , .... 4 I l 50 swrm - _,_ Wllh Th_l~ ~~~r -· . ·... .. --· ..... ..L .......... Alli'LAYORS ICE MILK _____ , --- M•I. 59 • il ·-. COIN ao3 CANS ~0:. 4 ---· _ ........... ... .. 69 ~ ' 11-oo. Pk1• . ·- BROWN 'N SERVE ROLLS ,3 ~ ·I . 1." iJ~"' ~~ .. . .... ....,, ' II. ;- " tift:...' ' ' ; ..8. 'ni.' 9· l·· ... ~. 1·· 49 f• 63 . Bl,.a EJt lb. ,73 Eva. Frlft• .... POTAtliES 79 BRuuOOU SPEARl. ' FOIDH®K-LIMA iUIS · lrtelli Pili:w/Cr. Sa1oe Oirl, Pe. & Potat011 hiUJ1.CII&rJ . htlo ~~~~ cl•' s...lwlch "" RYE BREAD t.oo,29 ........ f. ..... ... EVANS --· Cou~ HAMIUloR DIILI 1.._. l•r "1963" MOTOROLA TV "'. ' • 1 • ,..,.,r. l " .., .·~~ . .jl • . .I o p.. ., •· ' • • I • ' a ~~ o • . ' ~ .... ~. ·~,!....,.. :'~·:'"' . ~"'' ."f,!.!T ' ~· :.~· •;;.-,:r l • . ··~ .• ,i. .. -· - -.. .......... -- - -· --· --.- ·~ - .... --··-· ,•,· - -· --- .. ·- .- .:·' ' ....' . -· J ; ' .. .... 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Pkg. -.1 ,_d••• ·tle .e-n c:Jont ~;~L;a~ftewbd~ay~s~w~ltlh~her;.l and family, Mr. and l ~~ln~g~o~la~F;u~rn;l;tu~re;,;M;I~cldl;o~po;rt~,~WY;;~2~·~2~63~·~5~~~ Galllpollo, Ohio, ! Saturday, lo-t, SALES REPORT ... Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. HOGS - t7& to 220 lbs. 18.00 Other MarletiAI conc<!rts. to 17.00: 220 to zr.o lbs. t6.00 w which all siAirt at U5 p.m., 17.00: Llghl 1&.00 to 17.00: Fit , ..,. Texas Boy Choir, , Sows 12.00 to 1$.00: Stags 12.001 Oct. 27: Paris Chamber 1&.00; Boars 8.00 to 12.00: tra, Saturday, March 16, Sows & Pigs 611.00 to 911 .00; Richard CroSB, Shoato 6.00 to 11.00. · · ------ ·---ATTEND PICNIC CATTI.E - Steera 18 .00 lo • Mrs. Ethel Frtnch snd Mr. 26.00: HeKera 14.00 to 22.110; Ba· i and Mra. E. H. French and sons by Beer 20.00 to 30.00; Fat 1 Kt:lth and Kim, Mr. and Mrs Cows 12.00 to 16.(10; Cannera e... A:-thur Rouah and son, fto.nnle, 00 lO 12.00; Sulla 14.00 to 20.00; 1 recently attended a family pic· Milk Cows 75.00 to 2110.00. ni< held at the Rblng Park In VEAL CALVES - Tops 10.00: Lanc••ter. Joining them from Seconds 26.00 to 28.911: Medium Columbu ~ were Mr. and Mn. 20 .00 to 25.00; Cont. 1c Hvs. 18.· Warntr French and dauM:hters 00 to 28.00i Cllll1 15.00 to 18.00. Pam and Sandra and Mr. and SHEEP - Ewea lc Lma. &.00 Mrs. Bob Preston and daupter to 1.00; Stock Ewea 4.00 to 1.00; Julie. ~'al Sheep 4 DO to 1.00:. Cull! 1.· DO to 1.00; Bucko 4.00 to 1.00: Fat Wethero 4.00 to 1.00. Pl<o-1 Vollty R01plllll LAMBS - Tops 18.10; SeQt ADMmED Mrs. Charlie .II." .to ti.OO; Llgbl Wit, Fowler, Apple Grove: Elb:abl•thJ Hill, Galllpol~. DI5CIIARGED: Mra. lloulh and son. New Haven: Mrs. Bernard Lamp. Sr., Pt. Pleasant: Mrs . Eddie A. Mayeo, Pl. Pleaaant: Samuel MeCiary, r.:~· . '1 STICK ---· . .~~~~ Rqal GrahaiB I lb. Ilk,. 45 Panuke 11. '"""'" Grape Jelt, CHEESE MID. OR SHARP 10-or. C&G IISCU!T CO. GROVER'S STUDIO $266·00 will perform in the Ban John10n Field house at Marietta at 8:15 p.m. Thurllday. Memben may use their recelpb stubs lor Utia concert ~.u1s Wltlt Thla C.upe~~ •H Pads- afr ~- dairy value,l. ,, Apphsauct Ctoklts SALEr ' . 50 FRISKI£'8 OAT FOOD ~i,~,k'" PARD BOB FOOD IUNIHINI •t . -•liDIEfM lHIS COUPON fOI - · IlliTE RICE . 1 WAlL· TO-WAll CARPETING ••• 3 20-oz. Jar No.21-l$l Can• ....: sMuOIER's """'.......... ,_,... o,.,.. Grepe <~•en - 4!0.: 'I lhort Shank 1 c sMucKER's PRESERVES 29 \ Manclar thru Thurocloy ••....•.• t A.M. .. 6 P.M. Fr~ ..... s.t.............. 1:30 A.M. to I:IO'P.M. . 21-or. 88 4.!! '1 ·SWIFT'i PREM 2 I~ . . 3 !.~. '1 DUTCH GIRL APPLE IUnER 2 2t,:· 48 Sisters Style Shop 1 We R-rv• Tho Ritlht To U1111t OuoMftl. Corner Second & MID St., MiddlepCNt 8 ~ $l.43l TAI8 Brand New Styles Four Concerts For Season PIanned By Trt•• 0 Group HI-C IOc off label · -.1~. .. .,)' , ;,;;.._ . ' ·,. ... lb. · s· Yell~w . ~Onions . ···1'9. .'I ~ ~ ... . . i ' .• :,-~ ' '' " j •• <~..· • ' �_Dally Seotlnet, ·P omtnrMiddltport, 0 ., Oet. \0, 18t!2-l'l. ~Daily~~~nel, 1 '> tl I ' S Broa Frill: finds test. Th the spot lis, I fall. lour! of tl with An . Frid Nels Porr top G~ 555- 5-- 5555- 5- 5- 5- G33- 3- 3- 3- 3- 333-· 3- I I no nu I an trl tri on ,.. ""se "~ Tl stl 80 th at M fh lo i ~ • 0 II ll Pomero)':Mid_d]eport, WANT ADS SE EOR CALL "SHORTY" HACKm or one aingle bouse, 8 rooma aDd ! both!. I'll. we :1'5444. HOUSE FOR RENT. 5 rooma IIIII bath. 1-1: o( double. Mn. How. ard {'"'il. m s. 2nd, Middlt· ""''· Call WY 2-526'2. 10 4 lfo -· TIIREE ROOMS aod both. El•za- tlospitai i\ews I Friends of Jim Buell, former--------- ly of Middleport. will be inter- Meigs-Mason Coming Events Eatend Hotplt•l est<'<! to learn of his c han ~• of those who entered po_~JTmn f rom Reynold ! Co. oI *WHEEL AUGNMENT OCT. II Holzer hospital In the pill 24' Wmston-Salem. N. C. to Corn4 ee\ltl per word, one tnaertio11 Minimum <"b..trte--60 *WHEEL BALANCE The Amateur Gardeners Club boors were MJss Vada Bl'lllll- lng Glass of Raleigh. as SU)l<'l' I will meet Wednesday evening, field , 34 Smithers Sl. , Mn. Pres- visor. They are in the electtonc~nts. 6 cents per word for three const>cutive in»ertions. *COMPLm BRAKE SERVICE October 10 at lhe home of Mrs. 1oo F. Cou•henour, 1619 Cheth- lcs field . Special - one montb for 30 cents per word . beth Fisher apartment. l26 .... The f ·1 h ed 1 FulJ rate of 4 c:ehta per word will be charaed for ad· *RADIATOR REPAIR Eorl Knight with Mrs. Glenn am Ave., Mrs. Tbelma F. am• v as mov o nrti.sing if not paid within 10 day1 alter receiVlD(I bill. Coal Sl., Midd.,.,rt, 0 ·,0 1 Uc 1 Lambert as assisting hosteu. l.amm, RL. 1 GaUipolls, Mrs. Garner, a su~W'b of Rsltil!h; Erron in Advertiline-Should be reported i!nmediatelJ. r New officers will be installed Marlin F. J8Dlel, Lower River their new address bemg 1001 Tbe Daily senttneJ will not be respon1ible tOr more than HOUSE FOR RENT in Pome- l I by Mrs. Ura Swither aod Mrs. Rd., Edward Kamper, RL. 2 Barbara Drive. Labor Day """ one incorrect Wertion. _ roy. Phone WY alter Edgar lleynolda wiD have Bidwell Emlle o. Fowler Rt. an eventful day also, as their 2 3575 5 Card of Thanka and Speci1l Notices of Events, $1 .25, p.m. 16-9-tlc PHONI WY 2·3191 1ct.arge ol the program. 1 City, Mrl. Chari~ H. third child, Linda Marie, was for 50 word minimum. Each additional word, lc. POMEROY OHIO The Whitt Rose Lodg• "lll Aothony, 2610 Jacbon Ave., born. Theil' other ch1ldren aro Obitu1ries published ott 1 tent per word. APARTMENT unfurnished has meet Wednesday afternoon at Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. James A. Madred Susan, and Vernon. 5 rooms bath, $311, at 220 E. 1:30 at the Legion llall In Mid- Ferrell, RL 1 Pt. Plea.sant, DarWORDS 3 DAYS 8 DAY~ I 1110. Main-st. Pomeroy. Phone WY ' '' DC~I ESTATE dleport. Hostesses wiU be Mra. rell w. Stover, Rt. I Leon, w. VISIT PARENTS 15 IIOe $1 .33 $4.50 20 $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 2-24e5. 16-~te BUILDING LOT for sale, 110 ft. by Maille Bush, Mrs. Norman Way- va., Mlts Nettie Koehler, 152 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yeau25 $1.50 $:1.25 $7.50 165 u · land, Mrs. Allen Knopp. Butternut A v e., Pomeroy, ger and children, Pamela aod (18) EMPLOYMENT Lio~ ~iii. RI~e~ ~:0 The wscs of the Rock Gtorge A. Wblte, Rt. 2 Pom· Gary, ol Wilmington, and Mr. PHONE WY 2·2157 WANTED alter 5 p.m. Methodist church will eroy, Marion 1. Rife, Jr ., Rut- and Mn. Gene Yeauger and ..., Springs 10 4 I meet Wednesday , al 1:30 p.m. laod Raymal G Rose Rt 1 daul!hter, Potge, of Enon, 0 ., I l NOTiaS FOR SALE _ CUSTOM CORN PICKING. James 11 at the ctrurch. l!a~den, Teres~ D. ' ~Iliff, were weekeod visitors at the AUTOMOBIL!: insurance beea TI!Rl!:E YOUNG Beegle hounds. Hollon, Five Points, I mile off ~~~~t~ OCT. 11 Coal Grove, Mrs. Roy Ward, home of thell' parents, Mr. and cancelled? Lost your operalor'o Roady to start runoma. $15 each. Rl. 7, Phone wv 2 ~13 . 7 The Missionary Society ol MI. .Rl. 1 Ironton, Miss Jennie M. Mrs. Allred Yeauger ol Mm· license? Cell WY 2-2966. .PhOne WY 2-9976. 10 3 6tc 1 12 30tp SYRACUSE - 10 • rocm fr...,. There were approximately 80 Moriah Baptist Church w iII Fulton, South Webster, aod WI~ ersvllle. A f• . dmner was 8 I& tic hou.. .wllh b.atll, gao heeling, olflclala and volunteer workera huld a public chicken supper, liam Roy Newhart, Rt. 1 Reedy, held In~ of their son, _Gene, WSE weight safely and easily Recapped Snow Tires. WORK WANTED House work newly decorated Inside and out. attending the kickoff dinner for Thursday, October II from 5 W. Va. on hiS bli'llulay. ~ VISIIorl with Dex-0-Diel tabieJ. Only All sizes, $11.50, lncludea or cleaning to do. Reslaurant Large level lot. plenty room the 16th annual Tri-C o u n t y p.m. until 7 p.m. In the t;hurch Blrlbo were ltl}'. and Mrs. John Wat88c at Stark's Drugs. 9-20-oot c taxli!s. No trade-in necessary. waitress or cooking, or_ clean- for nice lawn and garden. A Community Ctncerts member· basement Jn Middleport. Mrs. Joe w. Lindamood Rt son~ Don Gregory, Pomeroy. Rutland lng. Hotel work, exper:enc~ . buy. at 41500.00. T•nno will be ship drive Monday night in the OCT. 12 2 Jackson, daughter, 11:02 'a.m. The -lor Keystone Station Phone SP 3-5604, ask lor Wil- OOD!Idered. Palm Room of Gallipolis" La- The Jolly Bunch Sew I n g Tu da SUPPER ANNIUMCED Warld lllaDdoN ol COmpod 10-l-30tc Ia Barnhart, Clifton, W. Va. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR fayette Hotel. Club wUJ meet Frl4ay evening es y. A PTA pancake supper will E-1- · 10-ll-3tc BOX m PHONE WY 148M They represented groupo of October 12th at the home ol Dllcbarged be beld at the Rutland Grade 8 Bl: .., """"· ride .., portorm- SINGER SEWING Machine In RUTLAND- • ~m, bath, one- workers from Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Shirley MU!s, Middleport Patients cecenU dischsr•ed school . October 18. Serving lo - · Small - - Y ud lovely blonde cabin<~ like ~ew. 1201 BUSINESS floor pian f';"'"e house, en· Pomeroy, Middleport, Mas &n at 7:30. Members are to bring · eluded Mr d .smith ,to beiJlll at 4:30 p.m. The cost ..._tiDily. Equipped 1o darn, zig zag, bu~ SERVICES closed back porch, laundry Rio Grande, Oak Hill, aod Gal- Items for the auction. !',!_ S 1 1 sM. . warMr Elza' is 75 cents each. EYeryone is 8ee tonhoJe, !leW On buttonl, ef.C. room., fruit shelVeS in "-''8E"• r )iJ .lf.U.ZI. yVa ercJ&, 8. Welcome Metrepoblan Moton Auwne 8 payments of $5 80 per ment. Good garage, barn and lpo . . A rummage sale will be held Deeds, Mrs. Rachel Mossman,lr-----•·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij &00 E. Malo Slreel, Pom<Tey month. Phone WY 2_2204 : EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. other buildingo 1 21• ac""' H. 0 . Franclt, president of tl:is Friday and Saturday br Lowell Zeigler Homer JlousPboloe WY N8'70 1< Work guaranteed. Corner of Thio pfOIIOrty ~ good repaJr: the concert asSOCJatlon, presid- Heath Metbodltt Church In the , Mrs. Roy Dressler and 10 4 8 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES For Experlancod, D1p 11 d..le Service On .. . Among Soh" s • Hackelt s 10 ervtce eroW:. Tri-County ____ Concert Fete AttraCtS 80 '-Ut:ft/tl' H1 4 ~ 1~ SLANT :~. ~:. ~":~: ::~~=~- S:t:&~ - 2% acreo 011 OOI'd =p~~ ~~od~: ::;era~ ia~::d~~nu":~:m~~~y ~ NEEIX.E Singer like MaFISH Sandwich , JOe , coffee 5<-. braod new. Wlll do all laney 9oll·301c AUCTIONED Jack' s Dairy Bar, Middleport. otltcheo and hos 20 year guaran10-ll-61c ""'· Sacrifice for $104. or pay 19 C...pleto lltmol FREE USE of our c ilfi) •. t per month. Phone WY 2-2204 Crill BriMIIor11 shampooer with purchase of 10 4 6tc Wrllo. Pllooo .. Blue Lostre Shampoo. Baker GOOD SIEGLER fuel oil beater, "- C. BR.\DFOIIII, - · Furniture. IO-II-6tc m gallon t""k with 170 gallons 1 11 tic u Priced ,., Phone GOINtl OUT of business. Selllog 0 · r,...t. WY 2IIEAT!Ntl AND PLUMBING supplies and •"'uariwnB ~·heap, 22?5. 10 8 3lp Mueller PurnllCOI Borl>ara McN•ckle, Anllqwly, ~'TOKER COAL . doubl ed o\roOkl llhio. Phone WI 9-2374. 'I • e ocreen . ell 11:. Mila Ill. f ..,, 01111 01 treatfd. reasonably priced .._. WI z.JMI -~-- · - - -F.blin Coa l co., wv 2-2272. ' C•rd Of Th•nks 10. 61< ":7-tle \\'llWOUl.O -LIKE lo lhnnk Dr SMITH USED clothhlg · slor. Karl G,_, Plamblaa and . ' Dr. Sac i k. HoIan d Dursl, 1 etart Falls ' Open days a· Reollal Ro"·e. 7 nur!'IPS, all the stu ff of Meigs ~eek 9 8 m' to 9 p m Mt.rmlle, Ohlt llospital. Ewil'l,fs Funernl ' · · · i0-2-3:0tp l!•d yaur ...-er traublea !lomt>, Rev . F'rt"f'lnnd Nor· !.. · · - - - --- We lul're all•lzettewer maehhtH rJs for his l'omcoling words, and [ APPLES. Burdette Fruit Farm. "-•nalw rat••· .all ti ~DSe who Sl'n l floW('n; l P<m eroy, Ohio. Routt! L Phone Call WI !-21'74• 011 or Nlglat tmd r·ards durin g the- sit•knP$~ WY 2 -fl~J70. 10 10 6lp '! 26 tfe nnd droth of om· ~Nll' Dad. We , .. ___ ___ . _ - jPHOTf.HX>PYINO Services, eo,. also extend our wnrme~t uppn'" ' 11 2 R~TS KILLED Star Wadar· UJ letter or dncwneaL Reulllf ri:~ tiotl to our R('igllbors and m. Saft>. sure, guaranteed. 2~ I a.urBIH!e, Pomeroy. t 16 de friE"nds for tht>ir man)' klnrl· lhs. $1.49. Sugar Rup Flour --n"'"' and lo oil who conlrib· Mill, Eborsbach Hardware. E~rJau--..1 utPri to lilt' donations for a 10 10 3tp ~r- .::::- "~ prw in Ihe M•lhodl•t Church In Ri.VJUGEHATOR . !.alii mociOl mffilory of oUr Ond , our hearl- Also 21 Inch TV. WY 2-<17116. felt thank" . '' · 10 IO"lt 1'he Henslt-y Family ( - - .,.. ______ ·.c 10 10 till Alll''r iON ' The undersign<'<! WJIJ [ : : - : - - &1:'11 lhe personal proprrty of the lnte ,Jared c. and Clara --- A r • 1 ( , 1 l J =• KEITH GOBLE'S H. SHARp c RS USED A ~~:~~ ~~. S~r;e:. road. 4 • roolil clnder.Oiock other personnel ol the drh .e, 011pied by tho Sport's Center. William F. Jordan and Infant bouse with b.atll, .garage and which Included Mrs. Keith Suit- Membert .wlth Items to contrib- son, Mta. Rsy R. Crall and inother bolldJngs. Scme fruit. II er, general chairman, M r _a. ute .nay call Mrs. Norlllall Way- !ant daughter, Mrs. Milton Meymile from Rutland. 14.000.00. Rush Krodel, Pt. Pleasant chatr- land, WY 2-3172, Mrs. perry ers and Infant son William WildPAULIN!!: MARKINS, SALESMo\11 man, Mrs. Rush Krodel, Pt. Milch, WY U'l83 or Mrs. Carl mao, Mars11a ~. Mrs. Mel6 Months 6000 Mile RVTLAND, omo Pleasant cbaii'IT18ll, Mrs. C. Mattox, WY Z-3211 lor pick-up. "tin Smoltzer, Raymond Saxon, PHONE 88 1•4711 or WY r.- .Mac :~In"":' who The catholic Women'a club George Atkinson, Mrs. Harry 1· ol the Sacred Heart church wiU Walburn Mrs Richard Faulk10 6 Sic rang e nner, a Joe Moch, whO will serve aa meet 1n the church audltoriqm ner M~rvln ~iller J A. (24) LIVESTOCK campaign aecretary. Thureday evening, following the Seyinow- aod Anita ' '57 FORD I'AIRLANE $00 Conv't. Auto. Trans. R&H. PIGS FOR SALE. Berkshire and Mrs. Suiter gave lnltructlons church services. Members are Amana Alling Power Steering. __ $1195 Yorbhire WIUiara Blake Dar- to the workers and a It e d asked to bring articles lor a A d' to th 'd . ht ' · · th to 1 II -•· b ccor mg e m1 mg re- '57 FORD FAIRLANE S. "''· Ohio. 10 4 • .., em ge • renew.,. Y white eleph~nt sale aod an old port of the nursing department 4 Dr. Auto. Tnn1. Radl• TWO t 'lcoMALE, 11 inch reg•• Thursday _and report to head- hat. those. patienls who were uste<i 'l •nd Ho•ter. ----·-- $895 tered beagles. Well trained. qCuharte[~ '"t Cthe Galllfpoflhi Rock Springs Grange wIll as fair Included Grover Eak- '57 FORD FAIRLANI 500 0 ce. Se ven and 1weIve months old • Th•m~r be0 hiommerce · regu Iar sessiOn · Th urs- man, Mrs . od 1 nd Sat mee t m rwse tta F'll' 1 mger, I 4 · Dr. Auto. Tnns. Radio 9 9 •nd Muter. $195 Phone WY 2·6914, after 5 p. :~em ~ P r vee • day at 8 p.m. There will be 1 James W. Marsh, Mrs. Minnie m. 10-2-8tc urr:y ~en n~. . trod __ ... M program and refreshments will Fisher, Elmer Holcomb, Mrs. ! '60 FALCON 4 OOOR Auto. Trans. R&H • $1295 HEREFORD r. ranc&S m u...~ r. be served. AJJen Lewis, Winfred Riley and '60 MERCURY 2 DOOR COW. 4 yeart ald. Bryan Bray ol New York City, The Philathea Society of the Robert L Foster 18 · H•rd Top, R•dlo & Heater. Fresh ~ F'ebrUll.ry. Good milk· a representative ot Community Middleport Church of Chris Two u~its of btooct were ad.. PoWOf' BrokH, ____ $1195 2 ::·n.Call WY ·30'79. Will~~ ~ Concerts, who told of his c~.. will meet this Thursday ev~ : ministered at the hospital on '60 FORD COUNTRY SID. _ ·- - - cert experience anp of btl ning, Oct. ll, at 7:30 at the :Tuesday. Auto. Tr1n1, R&H. Power AUCTlON: Registered Polled world lravels. He stressed the Church for their regular meet· I ----Storing & BrokH • $1795 Hereford Dlapersal: Saturday. universaiJty of good music. ing On Wednesday of this week ' 162 FORD GALAXII Oct. 21lh at 1 p.m., & mile• It was announced that one of the~ will have an all day GAVE DINNER CONY. - --- --- --· $2795 north of Pomeroy, Ohio, 4 mlleo I the major attractions in I he . U h 1s:. '62 FALCON 2 DOOR 1 th Iouth of HorriROnvllle on St. Rt .. four-concert program will be mg ~ee ng a e c urc .I , Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shank w...... ---------- $1795 11 9 143. Leaving the oblto• so must the Don Shirley Trio, one of hte ' ginmng ~.' 13 I gave a Suoday dinner at their '60 BUICK LESABRI 4 DR. Automttlc Tr1n1. R1dfo & : oell; I Holoteln he1fer; 7 regia- most unique ensembles on t h e Middle rt Clrl Scout Troo Locust-s! horne m Middleport term cGWs with CBlvts at tide ; concert stage today The trio ~ _ P ~ for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin Hooter. ... - ----- $1195 :I registered cows to rrHhen has many art form!l.lnd play~ No. 255 Will sponsor a ba _ke jand daughter, Judy, in observ- '60 FORD FAIRLANI 4 DR. I Cvl. Standard· Trans. R• 110011; a regioterod heifers to a program of Gershwin and !log· sale Satu~ay, October 13 at the ance of Judy's 16th birthday. dlo and Hooter, .. _ $1495 fre sbm early lpring· 4 open d H tel . Robinson s Dry Cleaners startShe Js a niece of Mrs Shank's 1 helrers Registered buU era an !hamelra ~thmus c mtlotsa ing at I a.m. . . '60 DODGE DART 4 DOOR. Auto, Trans. Huhr. S"S 18) AUTO SALES Ross ot the Roo• Elm Sl. reo· 18 mo~ths old All oows are manner'-h a'l'bnol trot er ar II OCT. 18 . ..,~ _ • · ean maL-O,; . s o 1s we 1. bo '59 FORO GALAXII 2 DR. Fo R NEW or uscd cars r r l~a('e on State Rout4! 124, Ra· young and represent one of the App!t!: tter wil,l be made at H1rcl T•p. Auto. Tnna. It lop herds 1n s. E. Ohio. The known to the public through t h e Syraeuse . Presbytorlen trueks. phone Marvin Marks , cin. Ohio, Saturday. Oct. 131h, &H. p._ Srurl"" $1495 SALESMAN, BeRsiey Mall!· , '"'"" a. m. Arrow boek rhro, most discriminating buyer will tbeJr records and guest appear- Church Theoday, Ocloher 16. II . '57 CHEVROLET 210 4 DR. ews, Athens, LV 3·4001. or 1 flit' safe. cherry corner rup. ftnd what tMy need. 'thirty day ances on many Tf shows. will 1ell for 60 cenll per quart Stttlon W•pn. , Auto. as you would Chesler. IJIII).3260. 10.11-tfc board, old dlsh!'S, MIIIMly h<ollhlpapero, Prior to the serving of I he witll jlll'l furnilhed ond 70 contJ Tr•••· .R&H. . ___ $191 FoR SA.I.E: IINH . 4 . ~do(u' Cllf'V· , bench, wa&h atnnds, buttons. , Harold Goddard. Aurtloneer. steak dinner, Miss 8andra Sui i not fumishled. Ordera may be '56 CHIVROLIT 210 2 DR. choose • doctor rolt>l In .,ood runnin " order. I'O<'kers. leble1. chaln. chf'~I.IJ . , John D. Hardy, Owner er played a piano solo. ned to WY 2.-.& and WY 2· Auta. T,..,._ Radl• 1ncl • • cannon ball cord hed. old books. Phone :u•t Bartlett New dlrectora ol the assocla· 11631. They may aloo be alven 1o Huter. 6 (yl. ----- - 5695 (all WY 2-11581. 10 8 3tr quilts. dry goods, old firesidt" j ' no1 fl, 13, ttl, 3tc hon · who were 1ntrod u"'~ -" were any church member. '55 CI'IIVROLIT 150 2 DR. s~l: loveseat, oawlng material, , We repal~lltypea of radlMrs. Rush Krl!del ol Pt. Plea6 Cyl, -------· ··· - · $595 '59 FO., FAIRLANI d1n:n~ room table. t2 chalro .. l3tors lrdlll heater cores to MARINE SUPPLIES sanl, Mra. Jo~ Soxltln. ol !91 FOR SALE Stend•d Tr.n•• Rldle tnd SEWING. MACinNES, new ond semlnry typo desk. 4 pc. bed- IIRl largest truck or .t racto1 BOAT, motor. trailer.- 14 loot Gallipolis, Mlso Mar le Blck· Hootor. I Cyl. ____ $1095 u~. Typewriters, \UcUlrn room !Uite. dl'op leaf desk, lradfitor, . . ,. . . wtl::i4' and flbergtul boat. 35 man of Pomeroy, Mrs. I. S. '59 FOlio FAIRLANI 2 D'R. rlean•n and' noor p('tliAhi!l's. Rt>· sht>f'h, blanke-l.s. hend tools, I ' ., ,-·,•, H. P. Evlnrude motor. lnll Top Volden of Pt. Pleasaht and Mr. Auto. TrlftL R&H •• $l395 pair "'v""'. Tho FnoriC Shop, ~>>elm·• frum ... towolo. nat Iron•! Trailer. llbleo Smith, Addlion, and Mrs. A. Kimbsll Suiter '51 FORD COUNT.Y SID. "' W S<cood Pomeroy. IVY 2- and mooy othtr arurJ.. too · Ohl Phone 36-rntal. Galllpollo. 4 Dr. Auto. TraM. UH. tulnlf'rou!l to 11~1 Po- SIHrln•. Sl095 ~- Pomrroy s ,n,er Sal•• and AII<'TION NOTF. , This oat. ron· Phone WY 2·2143 10 10 3tp ----OUr phamaci1t earefully '51 FORD RITRACTAILI 1 - S.r~l~_:-=:-c:o:: t 8 !Ole,''''' of a number nf 01.0 ITF.MS Pomeroy, Ohio 1--.-----.N~"wm:vNB::AY ~: e w 2 o- Hard Top. Aulo. compound• exactly 11 preiloed tlreJ any tlzo ,4.!10 whirh hove been in lhe Ro.. . Trans. RIH. 'ower S'"'" Nflw recap tlrea, any she. fanulv for several aenerati(l'l! AUcnONEER. Colaplett _...-. Haven Teen Canteen, which has Abele nteribed by your doctor. 1110 ._ond Bioho. _ $)291 no· l:l'ade·ln $9.50 , · • ·1 1. o. McCoy, Cllollor, 0111o. served ao a recreallon center Homer 11:. (Pete) •= B. F. Goodrtcb nv1nn tlreB 12.!\0 11~e house and .63 A. lot Ia for · L ........ NOTICI f h publican candklate fo· Congress '5I CHIVROLIT 4 DOOII For dependable .service B. F. Goodrich hltlt'riea, 6 Yblt. s!l lf', r«~tact Mrs. l.eUa Pinney. BULLDOZER SERVICE. We •P• NaUe• '' Mrm, that t& • °rt •,::eteen·aaen ~v:: \ e from the loth Dlatrlct speaking lei Air, Auto. Tr1ns. lit• SO.M, 12 volL 512.50 TERMS: Cash. · clallz• In ponds, blaanent1 ~::t~ ,b! :.':~,r~! tt~ln~=~o Chure~ 1a• years, w t OS· ' ' Co nt always all on u1! dlo oncl HHter. __ 11095 Champion or A. C. pluga, I Signed: Ro!l Hein l and landsraplbg PhoDit Che-lt• '" unlne-orporatN nu.toua 10~1•111 . ed aftelo this week if more teen. tefore the Lawrence u y '57 LINCOLN 4 OR. CAPRI 75e each I I • fl~ld '"-'., PtUtlon in lhe Cemman agers do not attend 'it was anbltcan Women's Club, at Auto. Trtna. Power att.rPotntt, tondenaontnd rtam Not r"f'spon~lble for accldentt. er, P. 1\!, C'.owdery. •••• Collrt at lltlla co11nb·. o~ to, • Cb Court House In ]N!.nton Flltefl 2CJ % dlacoun11 AurtionNOr (' Brodford I 118 aft IIJ:a,llrtl that thl ohUI'<'h Ia tiM "'...... r nounced by the Junior Worn· e •y ' lna · oncl brobo. 4 ALL PRI¢11 INCLUDI TAXIS 8.:11 M~t!l' . ., A• c.. radford I ' ~:. '=.~~r.~a~ Ua• to~.Atwlnr d•..~~·~tt- en'1 Club. The Jays of Porne.. M.. nday evenlnJ, charged that whittwall ftyl•n tlrM. Old com• bought and •old 1ft th1 count• of M•IP. roy asked anyone Interested In tho. Kennedy Adrnfnlstratlon WAS $1195 10 8 8te !SERVICES OFI'JI!RED, AJuml. Inrntuttr Tfld Thompt the &tate of Ohio, Jnd In t h • od De Ia I "~REDUCED TO $1095 ICIYITONI IT ATION Towlllhlp of lalltn. •M lloUtlld keep!ng the youth center open a mocra n vvooa-MIDDLIPOitT, 0. IIA~DY FIEI.D grown -;!;,leal: num otdln~. roofing, oluminum an:.~Ht~~~ :~.'~:,-:•:w.ct oorn· t attend 1 apeeial dance at the have had to be draaed ukiell:a Rutfln4, 0 hlo otonn wlndoWII aod cloorl. Call II-10-30Lp B lied aod burlaped. Reody 1o lor free nUmatet. AYOI'IIt ~.·:-.zt'.tr~·. N~.·~:'aac~~:~~(). ~~ canteen this Thuriday, starting ~~lnocgreCuamlngba " into reality plant. Year around fulloge, red, Ted ' · ~. •• 11l thl O}alo at • p.m. ...vu...... . '60 FORD F600 DUMP TRK. 1000 oq fL tm. P110M Gl ( I.OS'I!:OI.IT on G. E. - Weotlni- 1 dark red, purple or lJvender. Coratanr'• PurW••• thtal!t aouth S Sp, Tron1. 2 Sp. Axlo. pink, orchid ond while. Open 44411, uolll 10:00 p.m. 1-IIMIOIJ> 15\.il rod• alodLIM llM of Abele said Republlcan ln Con· McC•II's P•Harns hou!e - Aptx - Swivel Top 8aller ul!lftl: t.M•H tt r • IN FAid..EX t 14 Ut c:ab nolihtttl~b' llloftl trw. pllbllo h· cress have exposed and protestVel'u..n cleaner <floor mndei• l tovery day untU dark. 'Sf I'ORD F600 DUMP ?.:~ • .,. • '".0\l.t~at co~ of, nold Army PFC Gene M. SwJsher I ed ... us'"• of Communist B'""l•rr.r't Gl'ffthouw. choice • \'ouf S s,, Trano. 2 Sp, Axlo. Fal$1ar &ehool l0t1 thftH w1H to ol M ·od u• •• ru>d •lll!htl) """'' FOR TlfE BEST In arUflclal ,,. ,u'-'- dl tt~aJrur.Jq . corr.~Mt•• ton r. a Mrs. Charles ahlps to haul u. s. carg · oes on ClaiOI M. Bumraner $:!0.110 or a pJyments of ~ per $1195 l"tol tert, ll'lOn or Ina. R • Swlaher 1~ Sml" I Point breeding. Curti" Breedlnt oat-hJll New Ran•. We.. Vlrlln1a Ottd a.,tnr-: Vohu.w 101. ,,,. . • w w• s ·• the return trip from Cuba month. Phone WY 2·!204. '5I I'ORD F6Gt DUMP TRK. liD> 6, 13, ~o. 27, 4tc Service Inc. For 10rv lee eall u. ""'' <mil """' """"'• Pleaaant, ~tly partlclpatod n .. ssla u. -·'d th 5 Trtnt. 2 Sp. Axle. 10 Ulc . •· action Is Alto u. lollowlnt rMl ' " ' ' ' lit• F .. Iarpcalt NA· responsible ~ IMU q ·- ·--· -Albert or Lolaod Parker, Ottal- ..... New .,_alive 111 tbl 8talt at Ohio. Catl'nl:r of In. ALILIEX, a ror the belatedly $1291 ELECTROLUlt late modei' vacu- II 4) FOR RENT er, Ohio, IIIIS-MJS tr WYt- MtlP and Townlhbt td Sakm. and TO &•ere•·· 1n Germany ·~ 11 '5I CHIVROLIT 2 TON Eesy-To-Make bollndld and de~rlblcl .. follow-a. la. ' .... touah" announcement by, the um Cleanr with deluu attach· 12114. C&C. 6 Cyl. 4 Sp. Trans. '26 301p ,..,..,, IIJ.day exercise ended late In Administration that .. ey will pollahfr. If 'MIREE lod four room fumlohed lf!Oll1• Including lellnnllll al tlle norU.wtll eow-- Se ber u• 2 5,..;1 ~... -- .. '"' o1 th• uaet Dl land putt<n..td ptem .. nc lonter permit tfte practice. nrlf 'A/Ould C'Oit , 1411.95. p 11 ood anlurnlolled oparlmenla. WA~ - HAULING, u..otoe~ •'»'.,. .raeob '51 P~D F2SO •C&C 6 CYL. lwu rrom Bllah! F · Swisher is 1 rifleman fn eool, anything. Jameo Hollon. 'hompeoa. 1M Mid. tttt-t H nt Ute __ ~~ tie Slliu or 8 pay~· II ol II per -- ~ t-&434. ~ TON $1095 I 1J 30ip •••t Hrt or the .. rthlaat ._uarur Troop E of the 14th Armored The GOP candidate pointed mohth . Phone Y/Y U:IOI. '11 CHIVROLIT 2 TON HOUSE. 8 room and both. · Good l'llOIIe wY 1-6571. No~ 0i1 J::~:: c~:: Clvalry Retlmtnt'a 1d Rei..'On- out that just a week ago a C&C. 4 Spd. Trans. 2 lp • .,. 4 lite locolion. 136 Lincoln . Rd. 120bl INSURANCE ..._., •• PD.rcb••· runnsa, •no~rwe nalssanee Squadron in Bad KiJ.. Communllt ship wu schedul· Axlo. ·- S79S lilt tea, (liJ) rfHStl lhtDfl' I 'I U \ 1'1 Yooogatown kitchen, tllf. floor. RED: CANNA BULBs '1.110 per eel tO be loaded With U. 8. S\1• '17 FORD F6Gt C&C . COMPLETt: !N8U1Io\IICIJ: ~ ellhl (I) rod1· Uleac. wl6t Ita 410) Jinlen, , Call WY 1-3m, A. H. Rosenrolla tlleaoe .orn. tlttK (81 r oth to plus wheat in Houstoll under clump. Each clump will make 4 s,.. Trant. 2 Sp. Axle. • bmm. 10 10 tfc lectton. l.lfe, Aulo, l'lro, Pollt lhe plaot of llqt11111n1. olx"to •lght piants. Hartwen l Dud R•ft..-nC"e: Volume IM, BEGINS TRAINING dltection of tbe Administration SitS ---Call Doll Mllll, ~ Pa1• :ne. Mdl• Coual' DMd Rr('. • 11).11-3tp 1FOR liENT - Three bedn!om Curd, WY Z-824 6. '11 GMC DUMP TRK. 4 Sp, Arnold K. Evans, son of Mr. but had to leave empty when 4 81. tie •"• apartment. Furnished or un· Tht Bo~rd of 'f"ru"ee• nthorl..(l ,..._ ''" d k k Jon fu-~ . Tro111. 2 Sp. Axlo. $1295 NEW AN-D USED- clothlnt at re R\1. 1t~• .... of t tl• .~xw 11 d~t~~:rt-td •••J and £.... a . Arthur J . Evans of u•e oc wor en un furnlsbed. Grouod floor. WY a. liAJI.NES.SIMJ>N INStlliANj3 .. '55 OMC DUMP TRK. 4 ltln ,.", .. llll r.. l Htlitl tO be 'Dkl l'OIJte 1 PoJnerov blaoan recruit to load ft. He pointed OUt that tru> Bargain Shop in Pomeroy. 8711!. 11:1111 )lt\('1 Obltlntbll. ' I I e Trt111, 2 Sp. Axlo. .. SliM 10 10 31< Ageoll, Middleport 1'1" A- fotTM0Mprl)'tr Uoe One-Inch Cbecked ot. Wd. PtUllon 1a •~•• trainlnl Sept. 11, at the Naval other ships had been loaded Men'o work unl forms, $1.10: 12 FURNITURI Gingham or Plain Frtbrie TrllllHt be autllarllld to ' · th ere In the PIs1 I •··•A•mJn. WY • .. Ihiu qld. women's dr~ses , 25 cenll up: FUIIN1511ED AND 1111iumlobed mobllt. Bonda. tbl atorqakl ...... llltdt aDd; " Tralnlq Center, Great Likes, .. ~- • V IODY .. w.. $295 ":1'/-d tranted au.eh other ••• tut\her .,..}lllf Ill istntlon policieS. He congraR...,COIITo$245 skirts Z5 cento aod !iO cenl!. -""'•11. utiUtlet )lOki. .. mu ttl preper. · . . . , . .II All klnda of oargains at 120 Rowley and Reed Hardwaro, 1o1o •••• wtu bo ,., ourtno .. CllAPTEk TO MEET tulated the 31 AFI.CIO MariI an tl'll Mid Court on thl Sltt Ill' time Trade Unions for rerus~w.WY 2-2771. Alter s p. m phone W. Maln-ot, Pomeroy . or Odobu. lNI. M 10:00 O'Cio:~d: . '11le . Return Jonathan M"p WY 1-3!7t. 6 It Uo · -.... lor N.... 10-11-stc A-" · •••· • · • LHOinJh•m Chapter Daughers ol Amer- to_load cargo "" ahipo trading . ·, le be lit 1. BEDROOM ~PI- elool Ill . . _ W1l NG1 Rev. W,A/, Oilktr.ou lean Revohltlon meet Frl- w.th CUba. fl•v. K. C. Vance yoar old ~rt !Ow.. tal Nerlb Seeond IL. , U • 1ft 115 w.s...... " "· 'Date · •· " ""' A .... afternoon at the home of He said democrats •• · ftev ,Jan.. v..-r ........,. •....,. llld!IJoPDl't. WY N34l a...., Mt.. Frieda Faelmle, Middle- voted lor a ftabned atand ,.., WY 2-2211 l'entorey II Tl'UitHI If' Itt. ~!~o:~ , ~.. l'lle . (21) RW: ESTAT' I , • ·jlort. Aaslstlng hostesses are CUba, aod defeated 1 Republl· "MEIGS COUNTY'S &alter• Oblo htflr\t$ ot the PlWim Sln1er St!leo & Serri .. . II'. Houda- SIX JIOOM Ulllui'IIIW<I apart- MbbERN ti'URN!SIIED oncl' a. . Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mlto Lencan move to voice a ,strong VOLUME ' DEAI,ER" Nollne11 Charelll Rood . WY 2"4 aod I ,....,. lumlshed: , flirnl•hod aparlment. Ml&lie- WI!UftR AND I'ULH Uood C1r ~ot .• WY N40t ore GUeo aod Mn. Wayne GlbCongreoalonal stand Clll deallni M~ll'oPJt' _;. •+ AUU'DI)'I for Pttltlontn . Cor.LoMt ·&~ ...... I ;,. · with SOylel cuba, .•.1 UG.I L I. it. II. ~ Mt bviiL ... , co.- :a :· WARRANTY LOW PAYMENTS a:';' ·I 'R . ADIAl,OR, I' Poued Choose your PHARMACIST REp AIR 1 Dems Dragged Into Reality Claims Abele I Blae'Hnar's °' 1 ' Legal NotiCes £v•n ... • ... .... DUTTON DRUG CO. · 8 TRUCKS • VPII - "Tho N"' There Lortlta Younc wu a sort ol unbslievlng obock Sbow," u !Ill eaUed, lo the old •• .., ot CBS-TV the morning Lorello Young Show. Th1t'1 mort after Loretta YoliiiJ'I new :r.t:ou- lo tbe eoro ol mattera, deday nillht Hriet made ill debut oplte the frlllt ol plot and ,two weeki ago. the 'fact that ohe JII1W playa one .The promlere from tho veteran character intte.d of owltchlng star wa• one of the all • time role11. otinkero: a horribly euto and • •- 'oh "P to p .. The 111011 Important thing ahout ama":urt eracm · eraon . the aerla 11 that llill YOQM Ia type mtervlew In which tile orAod 11· ' d 'I ,., ... · rid h lot I · !1111111 or· gor-. · you on ··"""" ~ss a er ey s10n Y that'• lm itaDt 1 don't widereven chi1dren were introduced po · ~ to the. viewing public for nearly ~pr:;':;.. !nil hardly 'a~::: baU an hour. in brilliance. Mlu YOIIIlg 'b... 'J1!e question in television cir- her job precisely - the old· cles was why the toot film - fuhloned eacsplst romance and .-hich helped sell the series, glamor th~t wlll enthrall ID8D)' a 1fhich told in harmless but slick housewife who hal sweated out a fashion- bow a malldintl editor dianer for the old man and chllfaUs for Milo Young, and which dren. finally aired Monday night .. the Her well- tested -pons .,.. tbini episode-wOB not Uled for obarp. There II the big entrance the. import:mt opener. In elepnt clothes In whlcb, at I Accordlnc to 1 number of think l oald, abe 11 gorgeoWI. oources, tru>ro 1o somethln8 of a Monday Dlgbt, on a dolo with the otory behind that question and k editor, ohe ordered escargot, goes ·Wte thlo: Many prroons con- onion aoop and lllet mignon; you nected with the aeries, tven tome can't get mucb more totlmate agency people, \!referred the test than that unless you 1barl lobfilm. But in thiJ £ilm the maga. 1 ater Newburg, and practically line Romeo doesn't know unlll lhove to bs engaged before you well Into· the ahow that- Miss can go that far, There wu also Young lias seven childl'E!fl- and 1luxurious background muaic and aomeone with the 8J>OO!K1f felt th~ I the stock bot or the NeW York audience would be offended un- skYscraper. less it was fully in on the secret. Beautiful clothel, 1 hand!ome It also is understood the oponsor b h 1 · aoup and filet ed h ch'Jd d'15 J ed BC e or, ODIOR 1 ren want t e P ~Y mignon , Hven kids-and no }lug.. ~ominently on the firat outing- band to mess it all up. -,J ask w ereal ~ey were aecondacy you-what more could a houseMonday rught . wire want? Well maybt "Ben Assuming Mortda~ night was u Casey," and that 'is Miss Young's aomew~at more ~ypacal ~ample of Iproblem because he is her net · t.he seraea, here ts how Jt shapes . k lti on ABC up: Miss Young i1 a magazine v.or oppos on • w~iter with excellent structure. ln the end, the ladies 'Will di:!· What [ mean is. abe plays t~is Cide whether Casey ·or Loretta 13 widow who supports the kids more gorgeous. David Brinkley. partly by writing articles. No the NBC ent.ry, ia sure t.o finissh let's try again: third. ·I \VMPO Radio Monday Trlli•ll.l• Friday .(W • l I -· ..... ~ews 4:00 4:05 I ,,30 s,. ':i b u• I wm The ·Fabric Shop • I b KEITH.GOBLE FO.RD, .INC. • '• ·~ . {. ' . ,, Amerl~t&tni U. BIIlmM ll.lloJcOJ'o nqu,.. .....,, lG.llloe- tloro llarly . l>lr<l: •" · llf,Z. . lT.COurt20. Lor4 Mo,... abbp. ll. MlneNI opr1Jt6 ' ,_ :U. IJonnM utablt Uekel. atub (J II.Mn· dow ·' ............. II.IAf joint aa. Oloulftod. aARI:IIY GOilGI ' - bro&¥r OOin- for M. Lut lutlfo blldoo 31. Malay point:' Ol>br, H. TltOM Who boat 7~ l)u,tolltCJIMH love their tl. Apportion. 1. ~l.nt4 eouratry U . Ytl votu 1. G&thenr 23. Indefinite 48. Slncer of DIICI&r artlele 11. Polltn• 21. Approva Tormo ~ 29. 8unpt 41.Do wr-onr GrlllM ot 32. W&ter, Ia. 41 Conat-ell&· ~ . eolop• I~ 51<11,1, J SMITH Jl. C.... law- I. ..,.. ((!k wdl.l flowtra 80. And: IAL FERGIT YORE SAFETY BElT Uon • ' r• I' I' SCJ, Muffler S7. A rratulty 31. Wonpl · ' 40. A. Ko.ltm prlett 44. Man 0' War tt. Keep...:.- I' ~ ,:.. ~ .. ~ ~ ~'& oa. or Wl,t~ ' "retully .. I'• :" I" 144 ,., UD• fltnchinr peraon... 48. Badger·llke Mirna!: ln4. 69. Submortrotl r•• f*~·· Ja l+o In .. ~ .. ~r·· ~ r·• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTI - lrAL CAll" ,. . ~;~; 41 In ~ ... , -:.-; Here's how tG work h: .AXY»LBAAXR lo LONGFJ:LLOW One letter almply atu41 for another, Ia thll eample A t. uled for the thr ee L's, X fo1' the to.vo O't, ete. Sln.le lettet'l, &pol• trophl~. the len(th and f4)rm•Uon ot the wordl are .U hint& J::a.ch day the ootte kttera are IW'ferent.. GASOLINI ALLIY A <l<;n>Otpua Qoolallo!o TGADWIH IIlii GDW .ATW .•..• 1/> •, ' . tor I"UD LASIWEU 'IE DASSENT WHAR'S 'lORE UNKSNUFFY GOIN' ON "THAT THAR . "-·-~""""-· ~·· U . Lon4 417. Calm, performer I. Rower'a ...... I . 11111111 boy '· A.etn.. 1'>\1 Vtetnaa oapllal II. Olrl'e JI&I'M - 11. Rt· 117n>o I . Podulrl&n 14. ~ 28. N.21. :N'orUa .IOUfee XPKIWDB ONNWXAPII:C , - DGBWPJ'I." TMietday'a Cl'fploquote: l"'t.A.'r'1'IIRIIIR8 MA.K.8 CRI:All CliEESE OF CHALK.-HOOD ' AJML . . . . . ' II '~nte 1M. News Platter Party 'Ai ... """'"'*' 10. SOIIUt I n- DOWN' L Certain clrc\u i . 8prtJt: ... :i>V.::ATI.:!'I .. $7oil>! HARl>. """" ti5PAJJI)... LOVI/;OL~, AICI'. • Monday Tbrougb Frld•Y 4:00 Dloclng with Doss 7:1111 Sign On, Musical Clock 4:30 Interchange NANCY Country MWI!c Tlmo 7:45 The Lifeline 5:1111 Community Newt 6:~ Farm &: World News 430 Local News 8'1111 Ohio Valley NeWI! 5:05 World & National Newo 6:30 News 4:40 Musical Mysteriea 8:05 Sports Today U5 SpotUghl on Sports IS':35 Country Jamboree 4:S5 Bill Siern'a SpOrLI Report 8:10 World News 5:30 Dinner Musicale ' '45 Melgo County RFD 8:00 Platter Party 8:15 Musical Clock ~ : 4$ Sign 011 7:00 News 5:110 Karr Van Zandt Show J"ri. 8:55 Community Newo Sohrday 7:0!1 Breakfast Party U5 Platter Party 9:011 Latchstring 7:1111 Slgu On, Musical Clock 7:30 Van Patrick Sports Show 5:30 News 9:30 Public Service 7:45 The Lifeline 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 5,35 Platter Party 9:45 Showers of Blesalng 8:1111 Ohio Valley News 7:50 7:50 News Report 6'00 Travello' Time 10:1111 Mason County News 8:05 Pt. Pleasant Football 8:00 ' Ral:lio Hymnal 6:80 New• 10:05 Talk ol tho Town News 8:05 Brealdast Party 8:35 Van Patrick Show 10:&6 )Yorl4 l'{ew~ ; :05 GAHS Football 8:30 Newo 6:44 Sip Off il:llll Talk of the Town 11:45 World Newo 8 :35 Break(4ft Party llallu'Uy (except FrL Church Bells 11.55 Medical Milestones a, 45 . Baker, Furn. Show-Friday 8:00 Newt 11 :45 World News · tz:IIII ·Local & Ohio N•w• 9:00 tNews 6'05 Faith For Today 11:55 Mason County News IUS Educations! ·special 9,05 •r,offee With Janel ' '20 i)FD 12:1111 Community News 12 :20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 9 :3o' 1Newa ' 1:30 New• 12:05 Local Newo 12:25 News 0 Grams 9:35 Coffeo:Wltll Janel 6:35 RFD 12:10 Ohio Newi 12 :30 Saturday Matinee 9;45• Betty Newton SboYj 7,00 News "- 12:15 Market. 1:00 OSU Seoul ol the Week 10,00 News 7:05 Breakfast Party 12:20 Lifeguard BulleUn BoBI~Il:15 OSU Football 10:0& Ministerial .\4;soclatlon T'30 Newo 12 ;25 News 0 Grams 4:00 Dlscing with Ilosl 10:20 .Mornlol Interlude 7, so High Scllool Football 12,30 Agriculture Agent 4:30 Album Time 10:30 News to:15 Jones Buick Show 12:4$ Country Go lloun• 5 : ~ NeWll Summary 10:ill MomiDI Interlude 10:30 Newt 1:55 News. Beat 5:15 Public Service 11:00 News 10,35 Hymn Time 2:00 Country Go Round 5:30 Dinner Musicale lUll Swap Shop 11:00 Top Ten Show 2:55 News Beat 5:46 Off the Air 11.:15 Today With God 11 :30 Newa 5:15 November 11 :30 New• IUS Top T~o!f~'- I :.m'• '•~l l5:15 Decembe.t 11:35 .. ,11'arm Bureou . 12:00 Noon . "'f~~ '•l 11 : 40 Ohio Edueatioo Ann. 12:15 Music Interlude ll :511 Uvestoo- Market Report t2 ,lll Rsv. Mtirlln Teell 1U5 Upper !loom 1:00 News 11 :58 Dow Janu Av•rqn 1'05 Platter Party 12:00 Noon Report . U5 Ohio Slab! UDiv. FoothaD 12M Muoic Jill! For You 1•30 Newt 12,15 Goosllm Guest Star- Fri. N5 Platter Party 4,110 News 12:30 Music Just For Yo• 1:00 New1 4:05 Platter Party 1:05 Music Jost For You. 4:30 News New• 4,35 Platter Party 1,35 Music Jll/lt l'or You 1'00 Newo 2:00 NIWI 5:05 Platter Party 2:05 ·Rev. Roocoo Thorn-Wed. 5:30 BID SUhto Sporll ROport 5,35 Platt• !'arty 1:05 Millie Jllll l'or YIMI 1:110 Now• '._, -' · \ 2,511 Newo t •ill Millie .JIIII Far You 1:110 Travtlln' 'i'lma 3,00 Newo S:illl Nawo S:05 Platter Party 8•35 VIII! Patrick ,Sporlo Sbow 1;44 Sip Off 1:30 Newo IS:OO 8' 05 CUSHIONS ;! :=::fl DAILY CROSSWORD AOIUl8S GO. w.lt JIS. Texu 18..- t ... _ natul'll WJEH RADIO 3' 35 Platter Party thll· GINGHAM- GOES fii.AMOROUS! ·' IJ: AAE ~·140 ANP~i?t=.::,'t> '§J 7MAT i'OU .v. ~~rli 11).,E ~~:~ _______________, ............,, ~ liO~YWOOD 1 1 I ~ TV IN REVIE\V o .. Oct. 10, 1962J -~(I:-4::-)--:F::-:0:-::R:-=R-= ENT ::-:=--, --;;12irO")IIUmoS~It;jN~EC.S$t----~S~EiiMVIii,;;;:;;;;ES.----rp-------• I · - - - - - - - - Rurll Mu'"" Into TWO 4 room and W.tb •po.rtmonlll.--iiiiiii'"'"-:"""""'~......................=-~~___, Supervi8ur's Job SPIKE PROMISED TO WORK AFTER SCHOOL �-···· -- . . ........ . - 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 10. 1962 l'fW.fOtJ .l:!fo1r i. ·liiaio . ........ lonllht .... e ·~ ....,. Prlday. Low ton!PI - · '. • ...,..._ ...... ,..... ... • teo diu.. ..,. .......,.. 1ft entt ne !- · VOL XIV NO. 150 Doubt Exile Raid SEE THE WONDERFUL NEW CAMERAS-PROJECTORS NEW VALUES IN THE CAMERA DEPT. ON THE FIRST FLOOR AT ELBERFELDS II1AIIl 'tlPII , - = :ci: .. .zot:::' -------------------------------, KODAK RETINETTE lA CAMERA for 35 mm pic-.'· and Equipment-Stop In and See Them. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Slip into style ... ENJOY JARMAN'S FRIENDLINESS OF fiT :1ere, At our modeat Jarma.n price, you wet the fit"J. So, to bt rirht In •tyle and two feet deep s .88 ~u ic ~ DRIVE·IH TONIGiff Ju·n .. GretiOII "THI CA~TAIN'I TAILI" ~ Spencer Tracy and Fredrlot Mudlla "INHIRIT THI WIND" Opening At Our New Loutlon, 234 E. M1in St. Men's Cork Sole Work Shoes!': Womu's Discontinued Styles Earlr Fall Shoes cUod! TT .......,st... ment today. To brln& out all the beauty !hal's In you, visit our Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio and receive expert help and guidanr.e absolutely free. eA To"ch of Routt t. give adftd lplrklo to rour t}'H. - ---- ----- 11.25 eM. N. lll"tf lite. Powder ,roperly pr••Mll onto tht makeup. Mllnt1lnt thlt fruhntM 111 lily lon1. ---- ---- - - $1.50 • New Mol&t...tlztd Lipstick. A~~fJeo1 G I FT SAR~~~~DJ eORIGINAL "HUMMELu FIGURINES eiTALIAN ALABASTER ~ eHAEGER POnERY (22 K. Gold Trlnl) eBRASS DECORATOR PIECE'S An errQ of color.. - -------···· t1.U ' (~ '·~ SELL'S. ..·.'BE . . AUTY SH0P POMIROY WY2-3557 - . .,''e\\telers ........,....- . WOMEN'S Brushed LNther ·OXFORDS $3-99 ,.. Chlld..,'o, Sbe 8'..\ to 3 - Crej)e . • Brown Soles .eBI!Ick . GIRLS' PULL ON BOOTS 11-. $2,99 pr. BOYS' Long WHrlng MOCCASIN TOE t t o l - '2·.. pr, Work S3-9t pr. "-'" ,_ '3·.. Sino . 9 to 3, ... $4,99 P~· Vulca'nized sOles ·...-· For·l;xtra Wefr o~-~ ~~:: ~::::r:.:.:.souuht pr. Black Leather ENTERTAINED CLUB Mrs. Dei1V1!r Rico • ::::r:.w:;anA~ vnJt1f bert, 14, Crown. City, clted llfon. 'J ToC"-From Two operatoro on hand at •II times. Pl~ase stop in or call for your appoint· . II FINAL QEARANCE Hysells Beaut)' Shop wiU offer you all the latest In hair •tyllng and equipment. ~ &.Ill ... """'-· Con~ mook. •••••• fl.SO Wlth ,..= Oct. 11·12 KOELER BUILDING - STREET LEVEL ::rlt .... .....,.... I 8P;>e8" pr. ! ! 'J A II i'll"' · k. d JrJ.an ... zn Invaders Remam • In l!oit.r d , C.0SS . .,..,..ldtd NamedD"lfect Or Of PCA Group 8..:-l.ers·Gom"g To Zanesville '::": J For Sessions .::i' PLAID STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE CARTOON IVIIY Nlfflff sc.h00I Needs Are Mrs. Thom·ton . Leading Dnve •. For Auxil" otate an)'lhln' and sl!o would , Allisoo lo convene a county grand wars. eUmlnate the possibility oi l jury at his dtscretion for an in- One matn goal of the auxlll: crarg• tllat he lnflueaeed tbe vostigation of the case. Alllton ary II to ll&ht oommunlsm. A£. 1o: troHlc ~t<tdet!t In j..-y. Ihod asid he would confer wltb cording to Mrs. Thornton, tbe Me!P COUiily wu ln...U,atod Prevtouot-, 1he (OVill'nor hod McElroy. Drew Weboter auxiliary ts by 11!1 ~Slit. IIJ&hWIY Pat- said he did not wanl s special Makler sot off tbt inquiry by coostanlly having programs on loi 'W-.IIoy II S:':JI'!;u: ,...... jury becau.oe Uthe charge• charging he paid "C!l!11miJ8iona" A~ertca~':i.t l l 'dent 0 R\. ·Ill; .Uir<oo an<t a . . .'!IDe proved unfoundod he would be to get hla l~m·o producta Usted wlt.!J_• ~ jol~ : : 1 Unit l!11llh of lbe Alhon• county ' open to • elolm of ml...,.nding for &ale in olale liquor atoreo. ,_,. neor ~IDt. stale lunda ODd lnflcenein& tbe 1o tnvtted to contact Mrs. A• ear beaded north and op- outcome. 'l'bornton or any other officer. eratod by !von CheValier, 58, Aw... J'I!I'JU! ltatfaeat Candidates To Be It was pointed out that during lleedavllte, wu bacldni Into 1 McElroy oa1c1 tbat wbeD bo "" • lhe past year the Legion and olde .road to 111m II'OUlld, aod II celved • fomuot ueot from tbe At GOP Gath~·mg .the AUI!llary's joint child weieolljW wtlh. • lrUck drlv.., .....,... he confer with All Melp county RepubliCan& fare program II plaMed to be nortb 11y Carl BamhlU, 118, Tup- :':ankllil' County Common Pteu lare Invited to, a~tend • meet.. bluer next year than the past peri Plalnl, who W'U turn111c Judp Robert Draper regardinJ lng Oct. 18 olarllng at 7:311 In year when $8,175,000 was budIDio .llle aide road. eaUing 1 apoctll aeuion nexl the county hJshway departme_nt geled to 11. 'l'l1eft wu mlncir daJ1Uige to Monda garage al RA>ck Springs fau:7• bolli YeblcJu, but nellber drlv· , · ground to bear_ naUonal, stat., ACCEPTING OKDBRB ar was !i1Jured The I!>VorDOr • IUI1IOIIJO<oment land tocel condldales, who w!U The East Lel&rl wscs will Arfeoliid and. cited Into Galbe guests. . make apple butter, Wednesday, g olii .diW'I ,.... RonDte I(Jo. IN ROOM 1410 The meeting II being lpol180r· oct.be' 17 at the Pete Shleldo p · · 21' Galil!!!>lil cited llfon. Herman llolloer, formerly of ed by the Mel(ll County Repub- "''ldenee, Orders may be plac• :;• fOr.", inlectire !load; Mark Pvmeroy and now a Chillicothe liean dub. . .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . ed with Mrs. Ferne flayrnan, Fard' 4t ·North Hav.. Conn. reakkal, Ia ill the Northolde ' 011 7.-. or Mn. Doris A!loms, . clte~l M:.n.t.y for pa;stnc .at Hoopltal at Y1111118'town where MEIGS GENERAL .HOSPITAL . qJI 7-2119. Sixty oenll a qoort 1 or 75 cents without containers il, Intersection; G. 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Por )IOrfoct t ..... ll...., try !klr Alf·Pvr,.u lith cr..m - --- -- -- --- - - ------ - - - - - t1.50 ., mentary School Tuesday afternoon and evening for the couoty oherilf'o clepoJ lmtol, ,ral<ien dyUmlled • raHway · first Pomeroy Drive-In Conference on Education Deputy lloward l"rank owlteb yard, the military .,...,.. OXSO!Ul, Mba. DPII -The nled there waa any "major dlo- den." '!be other ret<>luticm ,..., ~lib when he come out wltb The conference was called to order at 4.45 · b gated damage to ID uto tbal and. the eomnoioury, and "four Dtdvorolly of Mlssl88lppl Faculty agreement" during tbe two-hour believed critical of tbellnlverolty'o Ill• ~ of marsha~ alter diu· Genevieve Slobart, a Pomeroy Elementary 1;.,J.;,.m·wh~ partly bumed at IWtlood Wedother -~ polnto" at the Senate was unable to agree Wed meo!Jns. handling of unruly lllud-. ner. Go bacl! to tbe cotton served as area host to the local Drive-In meet! • nelday. Cu~ nortb coall. port. · nelday night on a resclutlon de· Kinabrew nid tbat two resolu- Earlier In the nigllt, abo~;~~ 108 ~h. you nigger," shouted one Babetta Breuhau, protesaional ng. He aaid the car o~ bJ It IBid the raldero oelzed lluJ· maadlng dlsclptinary action tlooa wore p......,ted and r<ferred studonll aatbered In 11'0111 ol the i!Udeot. The !aWlll ronlbiued un- relatkml consallant for the Ohio yet In the depression year o1 John Juator Soutbem, Ill, RD alan &riJ\0 .and Dago from the agalitot llludenll becldlng Negro to a special eommittee for poa· unlveralty weterla and jeered Ill the Meredith party disappeared Education Asloclation, deliver- IJ35, Ohio bore 48 per cent. I, Mlddleport, ll.,t n.l'nn .._ maiD olllce buildfn8 of the 1n11oJ. James .H. Meiedltb. slble OOI1JOtidation. · fro mvlew. eel the princJpai addreso, - Ohio mua1 offer tead1en when til causht fire. latlon, which wu aurr<l1lllded by A nuinber of firecrackers were Sible -lidatlon. Deputy . S. Atty. a... Nlcho- "Ohio's ln11estment In the Fu- .tbat will Induce young It - beletved the fire lllrletl trel!ehea and Ughled by search- explodecl by studenll during tbe E>pu~loo Iss Ka-bsch Wende!day turned lure," whlch chollenged h 0 r people to enter the teacbln& pro- from a dpretle !brown from IJ&hll. . . - , 01 the IB-member bOOy. It waa teamed tbal .., reootuover to Dean of Sludenll L. L. llltenen wiU1 an "Educallonal feaaion. • pautng auto. 'Du! damqtd The tall attack of Alpha ee wao The flreworu were set olf Jn tbe lion called for univer&lty officials Love a list of seven oludenll the s. o. s.," uldng the people 01 _ By li'IO 20,000 more lead> car- clllcovered ot t:45 p.m. a hlt·run torpe<l> boot raid oo lll1- vicinity of tbe male dormltorlea to take aU neceuary atapa to government ae<:uaed of part!clpa- Ohio to 1ncreue lheJr oteto aup- era will be ....ted tn Ohio. wh.. the 0111101' retun:ed to otbor north caaat port ..Verol where Meredltb II quartered. bl'lng tbe otudent body "Wider ting in tbo bloody rioting which port of Ohio plbllc ochooll u - Schooll muat be rebobilll- where be bail ported II 011 olat. ireeluo ago. · The president of tbe aenal>, Dr. discipline proper to an lnstltutioo followed Mereditb'a admission their best investment In the fu. ated to accommodato the -~ Route 124, ..., lbe cool llpple All American .il~ Randolph Klnabrow; relused to of higher learning, including, f IafY,~ It llopt. 30. lure. er enrollment anUclpale4 for tn Rutland. Company ~~ In Son oommeot on the ...,.lution bul de- nece.,ary, ~· expubon dlaor· ' Kaltenbach said "we have com- "We need to equip lhe cbiJ. 1970. ----J1110, to f .:.t...n ~ ~- J. M. Thol'llton of Ponte- petent evidence" of !be -p·o dren of ""'1 area of lbllstato, After mentionlnfl the ..,. ~. , ~ Veclina, . !'ho. roy ·hao 'been momiif· m~ lnvolvemOftl but the unJventty Ia- .. we11 u every .,.. o1 other 1rt1111 for ochool hoordt to Jn. call!fl ,~1f • IOadtr ol. !ho pee~ ship chairman of the -~ lor ul~ tbat - of the t:"'..... otatoo In tbe Un1lod Stotea, be-. elude fringe boneflll to publlc . Alpajl lie; .• lf.lol!llf lhl, Oille . . , Aui<Ul~· of Drew Webl~. lilted had no llCJI1Il<ICilal' wtth .,.,,.. oor world II rapkfly be- achool employ• ouch u lhe ..... ~I'I'!Mo')offmd ftYe ..... ~' Post St American Leakln; II tbe univel'lllr. coming cloeer.. .... J01d tea'eben of .... unlvenllloo uioidd li1 liM' ,w. VF~ona. II, ~ ~ rewted. . ''\ I • "tbrougb • educattonai anc! m•llllciJ!'Il·~ havt ' I who' l<leollfled htmoetr u ¢ ao- · · • ' • .~H. - ~ • ~.. -"' •· ~--~ witt lel4-~ Pl'lll•lll In Ohio and the ecJu.. been OI\IOY!nc, IIIII - . , . ~ -~ lbe lf<lllll wu 4.- COLUMBUS (uPI)- Gov. Michael V. DISaDe has .p ul a"'Utary'o ·~gn ~'' '' ~ reW~ catlonol •&moloo' - t o be..,. her ~ ~1. 14l'b!c, tlodi!jlttf..,..!ll 10lolppilli-blilh 11he loveaU&atlon of alleged Influence peddling ·in. th~......., l1101riblinhtp lhll yo·,, ~.•.,...,. "*"''''"!"<"* l!ld'uloiP..--. • - ... • "'\I'•..~. II!. ~ erorj ellorl .~ · ..,. "eatam-that car· ollie Uquor Department back In the lip of stole off!· On the national level, lbe tlit; Other polnll maao: ,,,,.,.,. 11\Uve; -.,. · ~ to~ Ill --- -~~ rt.. •pplla to• CUba. Veclono clals by qraetlng a special grand jury probe. ton ts attempting an ""f"'llmelll -Ohio payo but JO per ceo! our wwk count. ' • forBA~"!!'.... Iolli~ told .~ lhetl '!O'!id be uothor Lat. Wednesday the governor came 8 low hours after McElroy of one · mJlllon ladles. Mli. of the eoot of publle edlll•Uon, ·.!be)oeal boat, Carolyn Smilb, Culou l!Gfled ..... r~ wl~ - two weeluo notified Atty. Gen. M"k McEI· had wrllten DISallo tbat hi• ol· David Cutnmlngs II ,t•res~t tl'iiiDnir'everyone who had any W"'--ay Dl&lt JltCl that • two torey• were ff1l he wants the case takm out flee "waa much concerned witb of tbe looal auxiliary. ·~ part in makin8 the Pomeroy f'detalll." IDIIIt.,.. ~ Won lbo ond of of tbo hand! of the Franklin developmonla-<>' lock of develop- E~ble for • 10mbershtp Iii iiiiA Drlv•In Conference the IUIXOII peared the talluo mJ&hl . oet.l>er. · County ('and jury and o opecial menta" In the caae. tbe unlli are wtves, molhes ~ Andrew C<ota, 1 Racine fann· II ":as. She lhen 1n1nx1ucec1 for time to ...,., • ('and jury ern~oneled. Originally, DISatle had mado ·~ of American Le~ or, ..... elecled .. director of Esther Staab, pnsldent olect of New York altonooy 1IIDI<I •• Earlier in the day, the &over· the convening of • special grand memberi as weU U woi'iien the Jaeltm Production Credit the Department of C1a.-oom DoncwaD ipellt about four hours nor had SllJBOited that It WOuld jury <OI!Clitlonal on tbo wile! have served !flo ajm- ~t~: !~~V=!:~.;;. ~~ to coni...... wt1b PnmJer 111c1ei 0 ; . bo better (or • regular jury to ance of Maltier to testlfy beloro eel 1011'01 In any of ll)e ~ Jng tho Sallabury Elementa Ohlo Education Auoclallon· CUiro ..... C.~:I-;!11 look Into the charg., made by ll. wars, and survlvJns wtves, ,allSchool ry and Etbel Gutbrle preolden~ "'!be I10(CIIlatlool dld..,. 11111 ReecRIVWe, <:hleago distiller Jooopb Makler. Then lite Tuesday Judge Dra- toro or mothers of a service · . · elect of the OEA. • todaj apoo1ec1,• lfrL Berta DISaDe uld it would not coit the per told County Pm'secutor Earl person who died in one of the Mr. Crou wlll represeat Several local bankers will atBarnto.11 a go.betwem ill th • lures, made in Germany by Eastman Kodak and · priced low. l . ri:," CUbu '111e Alpiul • llltemeot oalcl Ill KODAK AUTOMATIC 35F CAMERA with electrlif:i' eye, built in pop-up flash, luminized 44 mm f 2·8, comfor~ . • KODAK CHEVRON 8 PROJECTOR, Model 1, that threads 'itself, runs the picture and then rewin<hl all automatically. in :!.. ::::"':"'.:; '!:' ' KODAK A·l, MOD. 8 PROJECTOR. Model AS (with f 1.6 lens), self threading, reverse, forward and bright still pictures. 1 I Vear Lane, later ot five be pleaded guDty before Jud(e Ins an early IDOI'11in( ~ young children, wa. removP.d Jc.hn C. Bacon in mmman a:pree_ The Yictim wu a hlllkJ from hll c:eU II the 1\lelp ....,.. pleat eourl. He had waiVed e ft., ' Inch man wlille l¥oe jallby-Y at I a.m. lll1d jury trial In the .18 puge stood only 5 It 4 lndla ..... en Metp County Sberlff gun obooting of a neJ&hbor, Ed- weJ&hed 113 )l01111do. ' Robe,t't llartenbaeh to the Ohio ward Lee Tucker, on July 1. In mJd..luly Lono IIUD Slat. Penltonllary where he II · DurJns the onaJcnment 1ut to the Lima Stat. Hoopltal ,., to serve a life sentonee for .... week, Lane Jald: "1'1l1 sorry a Jlklay - . . . . , por1oc1 cond desree murder. H ever happened tllat way." where H wu reported be bad Lane, Si, of Pomeroy Rt. a, r.ne tiDed Tueter Ia the been found ..... He ,. 11 was oenteneed laat Friday when Jdtdlen of hll rural home dur· broo&bt bact to oounty Jail Septomber IJ. Sber!H llarteaba<h 1114 be will pldt up I Plctaway OD1IIIIy prisoner at Clrelovllle wlille re. 111r111ns from llkiD)f LIDo to the Pen. ErYlD Pbtlllpo, :11, ot = Th . Of Add ~ln:,-:":U"::at·=o · Selntine~PhMoto. H kl M B' .E .t II d erne ress =~~=.:: ==~:..:; e Iss ec . ers .· ay ~ e.·,: xpe e lo:~t~~th=::o:aa::rt,~. ~~:~o~~m: ~. KODAK PAGEANT SOUND PROJECTOR, 16 mm, single switch control, easy to operate. COmfort (•mbodyine that famOUI "friendline111 CU!llm. e;odle - · - - • _ , ....., _ firm New York r..,olu of ·u ... Uo nlcl oa !be ciabu (>011 !l babl!ta de ti(ua Mondoy 11J&ht. I Tbe ~ 811 croup, wllleh ' stalled .. earlier · ...borne raid ! on 1 CUbon port. oak! We<lnooday lilnllletedlll wualtlea'"' • mll· APPLE BUTTER TIME - .Stirring <ookll1g apple butt~r Is a•famllia~ ie9ile . ml~ Ruo· Wednesday, members of the Forest Run Method,ist church began theil' lollg task · . ..... a.m. and were still going strong late that afternoon. The group started the day ;';,~: y'::_· action "!ben this picture was snapped are Mrs. Ho!Jier ~xte~. foreground;· and Mark -:-..,. . apple butter. Mrs. Bertha Scott, silting at left, serves. u so-called bookkeep~ who Manning Roush iB <heckll1g ln some lreshly jarred quarts. The group reported they KODAK ZOOM 8 AUTOMATIC CAMERA with f 1· 6 lens, built in fiJter. 10·95 • __ L-"· ....,_ '.,, -~ <on- KODAK ZOOM 8 REFLEX CAMERA, model 1, push button zoom, automatic lens, automatle f~ age reset. ~ len's. Life Sentence T. Melc•: Gellla ::"' sma'":r Lawrenoe a tbr';': .::: ~ and Ho- bort •McAU:O, Tloteey tlllt tond a Group Seven _.., ol the Ohio Banken Asloclotioq to be October 16 at the Zanetville Country Club. They are Paul Kl001 and 'l11e- =:r· persons at tbe. .,.,:. =ling. i,:~;!,thec!,~ Entertainment was fiD'Dl!!hed by Edloon llobatetter ~~~ a portion of tile Raolne Glee berleld, Eldon W~, Georp Club. Hobslelter Rlcbard Cham&. A """"' wu glvtn hy Sally • ." • Knowles who atle!ded tho Agrl· Melvin Riffle, M.ulne Grlfll. culture lnstlt.le of Cooperatlveo. tb, and Gay Ann Clay, .n of. The Jad<aon Produ!.'tion CredR liclall of the Pomeroy NaUoaal Auoclatlon .......-..~ MlBI Bank, and William llobsteller Knowles laJI oummer. of the Rutland Branch of the Harland M•rlin, proaklenl of Pomeroy Nallooll Bant. Evan• Packin8 Company, Galli- Countl01 re.......,ted In polls, tbo main speaker. Group ~ "~.:..~~Mr. Moriln'a ,...,..t tour of Rua- mont, • ~·-'• sla was hb topic. Coklr slldeo llocl<lng, Melp, Monroe, Morof the R!IIBlan tour we!'O ahown. gan, Mulklngum, Noble, Perry Alter act)oumment of the and WashJniton. meeting relreahmentl were ,.,... A fuU program has been planed. Mr. Vernoo McNair, ...,.,_ ned !DcludJns an addnoss by tary-treasurer of the Jaclr:8011 0. E. Anderton, OBA Secretary, Aasoctatlon, pve o ,._t on the In the afternoon. business. Perle L. Whitehead, widely Refrelbmmts were ~d by kDown retired eucuUve of ~ wlv., of the County C«nmlltee. Boy Scoula 01 America, Regoon Rex Sbenefield wu master of 1IV, 1f!D speak at tbe evening w" ceremonleo. J.S In Vatican Citv 'J the .,.. ~Goor = and C.unt::;,H~ pfiSOD • . ,_: m.-. fa-" """*bed two,..-..:. SUperintendent Charles &.I gotllioao. aid aftr the ...,. 1•. Gibbs of Pomeroy groeted the '"'l1oy will loot guesla. '!'be Reverend Wllllam meetlup, boo:- of 1 .,.,. . , L. Vorll, putor of the Pomeroy lalla muat be noriaed.. Lutheran Cburdl, delivered the Mrl. Bam4o did ..,. !10J whm la~oca:""Humphrey Exeeullve the two ..,.. -.td - .....,_ :it,. Plallll sd.ooia told and It_.-..! pnobable lbol,., sboiui the many NEA oerrie... llOd bem 1111. Walton Bliss Past Eltecutlvo Ill oiRbl doya bon, Doltovan • boo .. ... ~ ..r, 1w1oo. 'l'beJ Secretary of the OEA, ond a eoollirrod for IOVI11 ....., director of E. • E. lnsurero, Friday ot vande!o - . 11111 ICootiDaed oo Pate ll met here lat. weclieatq. 111 liollt euea, ~ called - · . . aet the pla<O .,.. ...,.. of lbo meo!Jns. ..,. nogollatiol!l have cloabd in_.., fnlm the atort, ODd IIIOiloJng delinito Ia the l«mm - . . , 11 ... ferlng _ · ........, Coogreaokml tdnesd• 111 . The executive hoord of the Womens AuxiUary of tM Me1g11 prepared ~ gov:W. fl. Memorial lloopltal held Ita re 11 .. from~ ~ gular meeting Monday after. ~ prtaonen. , . . . : noon In the eonference room of 10111 hive ,.,.,.,. k tbe ho.spltai wltb - · Patrlct .,....... r - • ...o.. llott I!CI1111 Lochary, president, Presldellt -~, announced lhat the 11llnlmation'•- .. the - H..d Certificate Js Received By Auxili"ary Unit wo.r.. ::::::.=!ens:" olihl..:: = -ktlrc· ~~..:/=~~: e!uE:~o:.,~..:'"'~·aJoot111111l1111<eddomand IIKI will the releaoe of J!r1-w banquet and OBA President Mel(l Memorial Hosoltal ADMISSIONS - Phillips Ro- of Marlon wt11 apeak on "Af· the been bo for tved :;~.:!ville: Goldie PhUiq,&, ::"th~ ~~Industry : :...ted ':"the = Aunllary al the :!..ta:,~·~n..: and Har,old Blrnel, ll, ..... i ·· DISCHARGES Marjorte I H '« ._ "' r • an 1 :m 1 tJJlM next meeting, October 21· van il befiev~ to b1 off«<aa YUle, H. C., botb · clled "" VATICAII CITY !UPII - Pope ward 1 new order of human re: 11na of a councU !hat will toot Cs[ieharl, New llaven, Jesoa WABIIINOTON ltlPII - , _ Plans were made to attend food and JDtl!llchwo In oxo:haJICO opeed, Georp -~ · XXlli. a fatherly fJcure in lotlonl which, tbrough the work of, mo..., tban a year. !Brannon, Middleport: Rev. T. kleal ~ off Central ~lltr~A~ IDD &or the ~o,.:: ~ 1 Lone Bottom, wes. Oct opmed 1 momeatouJ men and orteD beyond their ex- The Pope aid this council was A. CJeland, Racine: Betty ste- oa • ~IJ camwhN Jng~ allo · ~e payiQtllt u 11 ,:;tp court • ~ of nearly peetatioas • turns toward tbe being la1111<~ "Wlller-happy e~- warl, Lelarl, W. Va. Ids ,...":::;, ., tbo ~ .;, formalns 1 . .: ,. ·,, IB'ttver teslo tven Remao Cotbolle prelltea aebl.......,. of Ita ~roor and cumo~ea but he "'!''esoed BAKE SALI! SET lhoe 111 fleftall 11 -.tie plld for tbo hos~. JOI!Ilfl F()lll"BlHHJ 121 d there llicl Jt mllht pave the way unexpected design&, said the aorrow •t thoie W:ho were pre- The senior clasa of Pomeroy eullldlte• .. tM Novtlllber Attending were Mrs Patricll: 'lbree• bond forfettures were •Y. . - · - 1fllh' the ,:iunJ!Y of m~nd." Pope. ' vented by •Communool Nietw f..., lll&h school wUt hold • bake ........, Lochary preeldeot· Mrs Fred acc:eplld. and one ,.. ~ lool< the .The Pol1tlff, ....,!'led Speaking li1 tbe ancient Latin attendlq. · sal• Friday lost day beglM!ng Mimi( al .., Jot lempo .. Crow pres·' Mrs ·Clyde fined Wednoodey In actloa of ..,.,j jl!st wlll1 lhno ·falling tnto cavenoouo St. tanguaae of the. church, Pope "We confesa to yuu tbat w · feel at 9 a. m. j, the ~ger Stare. sot 111 ......., tloe ,........., l'nli~ eorrespono~ing r.<elcl COIIDI7 murl. Judge J:m. . • a colorful pro. Jolm aakl thia ~ ~II 1D a rnl)'t acute ~arrow OV« the fact The aale will continJe unW aU a ••· kertlledf wiD Yttlt Mrs. Rollin Radford, record- me\ ~ fined Don 8arrlMta raloed hlloyoa to a IP"' . nearly • ...,tury Ia stmoot .pav·, tbot YWY many bllbopa, 10 dea' Laked goods are oold. Now Yorio,-......,,...,.., Ins secretary· Mts. Clydo Kirk· $1.0 ond ..... on 1 ,lolrolcJia. trlbuaal where ........,.,, and in& ond copoolldatlng tbe WI'/ .,. to Ul, mako tbeor ab,.nees felt ,......, ond - - land ~- Mrs Carl Will lion o1 drlvlntl 10 >D1IIfe . . , _ ,1i0ft.(:atbollc denomf.l ward tbet Ulllty.of mankind w!tleb here becauae they - lmpr11011ed MAN AIIIIESTED ....... tioe ..,. r- ._,. AD • • · ' hlcle hood fori l lJ>. , _ llaled. .II "'lulred.. ,• · for 'their lalllifulneu to Chr~t. or Hurle Hutton, 47, of Rutland .,. -~... by bttle- chairman of the_ •olunteer '!'be Dennlo ...:.:"" 11o1o '- • ~world, he oalcl, l Cardillatat' btsiJopo, abboto, l hold •,;. liome by other lmpedJ. M. 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