https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b3f7be705497db665109c33745aaa3e3.pdf fe8d6637191d38c4982c4228dfcb7aa9 PDF Text Text -···· -- . . ........ . - 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. I, was a!"eseld by the _.,., Ia 1M ao1o1 ~co::·,:'':;. boaJid C"lntl 1 yellow line; •1 the .,.,.. Jl;,n~y lnlende ,. : patriarchs and other elerpmen lmenta, tbe Pope '!'ld. Melli' oherlff • department tln'o oil- 1o 1101 , _ of • and Mrs Vtrglnlil 'll1onW • flllllnl to dllp1iiJ wltl. lt. . from tho world over prayed and · 'Vfho IIJouaht 01 them impela us Wednesday Clll a charge of In- oente eleoto!l to eo.oc- • lrU8Iees, • • j Silo 1bo ~ otqo of tblngo, illotoned !OitenUvely ao''lhe churcb llo ·ralse •moot 1oi:rvtt1t prayer& IO.Imd<:atkln. Hutton II-~ N.,, t. Lee Slnllb, chairman of CIDdJ re~t~ ~G. llaeo · ~.to Jeoo11Di 111 to- went tbroujb·lhe ..-IIIIODtal ope11o God." . · . ,· · · to. ajlpear ID COWlty .....n. · Slrlpen, lOll, a " =· 0 ,j • ' t""' :::0':, .,..._...kl n!': ,tan! ;lee I --- ·~ • .,. ...;...,.,y; C:. . · I ... .---......-.. ..._ . !:i I' �.... ..... .......... . _.._.,. -.............. -~ . . . . _..... ".~ - _,___.;~---"""-""1!'1' ,,.._,,..-.-.......--............... " • • . . • • " • . . • "" ,. "'.. • • .,. ' . .,. ' . . lT"' • • • •• ..... ..,. • " "" "' • • • •• ' ' ' • • Forgotten Soot heastern Ohio! It ill Interesting to meditate •Jpon a new developmant In activitieG of t h e Ohio State Hflhway Department. A recent report to Gov. DiSalle telll of it, ereJtion of 2,174 miles of wbat are call· ed "scenic routes" in Ohio . Unfortunately, as residents of what many COJIIider the most scenic sec:tion of the state, are very close to being !Jnored. The report brags of being representa· tive of the entire state, but a quiet glanee at the lilltlnp of over 2,000 milea of routes shows that if you draw a line acroll the waist of the state from West Virginia to Indiana the bulk of the seen· lc routes are north of Ibis line. The only dip Into southeastern Ohio !, a allJbt one, touching Washington, Meigs and Athens counties. Gallia, Jack· son and Lawrence are forgotten. Criteria used by the highway department people in selecting the routes In· eluded: -Intrlnalc scenic values that t h e route affords. -Variety of representation between different landscapes traversed by the route. -The degree to which the route would link specific scenic, historical. recrea· tional, Industrial and aJricultural areas of Interest. -Tba opportunity for weekend and BY PETER EDSO!! WASIUNGTON - (NEA) CUba and goverJIIII!'III apendlng are the two big lasues which Republicans are expected to camp~gn on thls year. R<opubllcana clalm credit lor lroltiallng the rongreaaional Rio Nolution on United Stales deter· mlnaUon to hold the nne •· one-day seeing trips. -Their connection with or pronmitv to major state or inter • regional roo•teo. 'J. our roads should fall into these fan· cy. qualifications they will be marked with signa of white letters on black back· ground, labeled, "Scenic Route." Perbapa we should assume the potture that our section of Ohio needs no ballyhoo, that we live In a domain recognized for its scenic brilliance. Our Route 7 from Portsmouth to Marietta is one of the moat scen!e drives in t he nation . It even is recognized by travel authorities of eastern seaboard newspapers and magazines. Only last week· end a trainload of scenic bugs converg· ed upon Ga1llpoliB on a fall foliage tour. Does anyone know of more spectacu· lar river valley views than those from the heights above Pomeroy Bend, or Fortification Hillin Gallipolis? For years In the Fall and Spling this section of Ohio has been a mecca for vi· siton who appreciate the best In seen· ery. It Is our contention that It requires a combination of hills, streams and for· esta to return one close to nature. These we have In abundance. Perhaps we don't want our landscape cluttered with aiJns telllnJ ua what we already know. sainlt communism in Cuba. The other aide of lhla argument, u a political campaign appeal for votes, Ia that the Kennedy .admlnlatrallon baa not taken firm enough acuon agalnlt Castro and baa, In fact, bungled It I handling ol tha .wbole Cuba 1ft. uation, TilE REPUBUCAN ATlACit on spending will be baaed on the f80 bllllpn to $91 billlon • plus record peacetime budget voted by Congresa. 'lbla wtl1 be . roupled with authorization 1o lnr.rease the national debt 1fm. it to f308 bllUon. If the preliminary $91 hinton figure holdl In the reviled budget review, It wlll be a cut of ,1.5 billion from the f92 .5 bil· lion adminlslraUve budget estimate the President sent Cong· real last January. Actoally, the House Appropr~ atloaa Committee - w • I c b keeps books by a dlfterenl ay· their downholdins kept the budget deficit from bein& bi&· ger than it Ia. Aa for the real of the leglale.· live P!Ogram, the GOP pitch wtl1 be that Republican oppoat. lion to Kennedy programs iept them from belni extremlJI reo forma and made them practical workable laws. In tbla category Republican leaders put the reo vlsecl manpower retralnin& let, the !ann bill, export controla, unt.._ pension fund dlac)oluft, tax leg!alation, public aaalatence and cblld welfare amendmenll. AI oae GOP leader pall It, "About aD tbt tile KIIIIIOdJ 111lilblltlniiOD bad left of t b e a e prucrama atter eoaanu 1• t tbroQb wltlo tllem - • the IIIIo 111111 the euelfnl claaae." How much credit _or blame lor thla watering-down ol t h • orlglDal Kennedy propoaala thould ao to eonaervatlve Democrall who voted wltll tha a. publlcana le a malta' that nelo Iller party headquarters talks about. '!be ronaervative RepubllcanDelllOCfatic coalition can, however, well take credit for atopping some of the Kennedy programs they got atarted. In tbla category are medical care lor the aaed under Social Security, creation of a cabinet- 11om !baa tiM Badpl Bureau - flgarel tllat pruldeallal reo qaull for tbla year tolol over $15 blllloa. So conareulonal economy u:ero clAim credit for a $14 biUJoa eat. Lut January's . eallmate on tax recelpll lor the current IJ&. cal year wu $9U bmton. But corporate and IndividUal income figures for tbla year are nmn1ng at annual ratea of about flU bllllnn 1o- than In Januery. 'lbla would mean tax recelpll eould be down by about fU blllion. With Increased depreciation aDowancet and lncreued Investment credill (llvea to bualneu In the new tu: bill jUst pwed by eon,reaa, recelpll could be cut by another fl.3 blllion. '!bat wOuld make total rec1uc11on ol $5 billion. And It would Dll!an a bodget ~lclt for the llacaJ year ending next June 118 of around billion. Some rongreulonal estimates put II at f'1 bllllnn or more. a •u THE TREASURY • BUDGET Bureau so-called midyear re- view giving oHlclal ftgur.. on C o ngresslonal appropriations and tu: cull may not be lamed before the Nov. 6 election. 'l11ll , wUl (live Republlcan candidates ample opportunll)' to claim that ;;;;;;;~~~Me-=-d-ic_a_l__:____P _a-re-n-ts-H-av_e_ Sen. Porter Leaves Microphone For Post ~::::;:::ts 8 ocr. 11 le'lel Department ol Urban Af. fairs, abolition of literacy testa as a requirement lor volinlo l!urther extension of tempor· ary unemployment Insurance benefits, balf-blllioJHlollar Civll Defense shelter pbm, legallz. ed wJre.lapping, a bill to proaerve vast wildemeu ueu, creation ' of a Youth ConaervoUon Corps and granting I h • President authority to cut inrome taxes temporarily ·mUme - ----- Pils~· ~ CO P e, ee, e ·• aerv · on area averag• price of $25.40 and carried an average weight of 401 nds. For Beautiful BLOOMS in the SPRING • Tulips • Hyacinths • Grape Hyacinths ecrocuses I ' 'i BEN FRANKLIN -. 1 operat~ld 0~ "'a~eairable 1 11~ IV5~ Mrs. Knopp 70· n·Ies At H ~~ , Mter fllneSS d;~ ha"':,~lln 1 i App}e G Society News School Needs Are Ou•l!d ~1e Men 0 t umb n Women Gom·g T M hal U ars hctmav~ter ~Inea.a · ' •·,..,_ =- :J'Ho~ o~ ~ G~ Cannel . :=' :::,,:r De• d , I: natlve·~o~l~llta~Co~lllnli.~t~A'I _~II~~§~~~~t'"" mate more do....nt l\lf&trY and lo tmprov· City. WQJ!ama, _ . you eontent.ad. In&· Walea,Mt. came to thla a~ntry u broucht nn b y lip !he adv.,.. tleaPinllleta up a •leloue cycle. a boy. He hu apPW'ed on ~~ atqe throuJbout · ~ You haVI already fearl1tcl that Upltad Statal anll Ca~ l,oble, !'Hilda ~. I h e fatigue tronqllllll8rl are not the an- hu had aupporling rolas In sev- ~1 Cfntra SwatMJ, jlill!Y ..WOI)' over ilolawr, oral Broadway ptitcluollona. . ' wens. · r-..;.)J ·. r, r, A · b~down of the Itt e r ~kl:::;;;o;t J~;,/~ a~;.Y rs. were BOkl at the end of the sale _ _I" F RU0 calves oold durln1 regular bid- , orest ding, I Assisting the local sale com- Ne E l CINCINNATI DPJI--:Uveato<k: mlltee In arranging the sole ' WS, ven S teeCattle 500d, hc~lfvea lOOt . dtlaughter was Clarence D. Bowen, assist- ! and are not lnchlded in the 469 Pomeroy 1 Do11't wait uy lonrerf Team up with theM Gopher. .•. that make a apecialty olle;oure! Tbey demoad olmoot ao attention whea it comu to cara. at pi1akia, Seotebprd treated t.o 1 an~ (it'a free with eaeb pair> ... marketing 8pecialist from aDd your Gop.ben look I cal farmers can take encour- Robert Laudermdt. Mrs. John Scott and Mrs. RosUlere 18 a ready. market f 0 r coe Wise and daughter Jeruu-! good calve• if the growers want : s Lynn of Middleport visited r' to put .for~ the eff?rt to breed · Minnte Scott In Sugar ~you'll agement from the fact 1 hat G:;:~ I Po~roy VISited Mr. and Mrs. I and ratae lop quality animals. . Hog1 2900: ~rrows and g1lts 25-411 ot,.keo..;lhthedeaaiarpad OhiO State Univerllty BY AMEIJA WALKER I aowoaam. Sleelohaako · . aad. euebion erepe Conclu~ing his report on the Mn:. Marjorie Wlt~rs of At- .ole•teaaup oale, Snuth noted thai the de- bany, and Mrs. Jenme Louder- to IP•• yoa •••Y mane! for better quality ateer nult and grandson Bobby of w&Wq, too. calves wao very strong and Jo. Canton vlstted ~r- and Mrs. • grade moderately aetove, word offowDL A low •wilt lower. nd s•--a .. •="'' Walker ol Le~IB ~':i::~r.s Long Bottom SOCiety • News fO far - -~ OTHER STYLES & BltANDS From $6.99 to $16.95 ·. r . 1 rs. isson and chtld- 1 ren Harold, F..ddie and Janie of Pomeroy visited Mr. and I 'I Good Service - Expert Fit - Fashion Ideas • I Mrs. Hanson Holter. aows steady to strong: 1-2 210-230 lb 17.85. 1-3 190-250 lb 17.50-17.' 15, 180-UIS lb 17.00.17.35. 170 lb 18.!50, i ,I her mother, Mrs. Bertha Oliver. steady at 13.<10-13.25. Idevotion;• leade Th uau~.T ats ~d Mrs ~~· ~~:g· Mr ·, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichlng· . Sheep _300; . steady: mo~tly ing wi11 •- at r. d__e neCxh ~t ' M~ Ella Devers,rt ,,,e1rr. andand !' . 00 lb Ia ht led ~ u-e ns tan 11011 ' •• 00 1 er~~ nd ~ ug d ~,_-~ church, Oct. 216, witfl Gl&dine M·l'l. Harry Devers. Jr. and fam- ' 11 21.00, §oiV""' .~" \,'liVJ.ce 81}- Newlun as devotional leader. 10 ily. M-ansfield. Mr. -and r. a Mn" Harry Weber af Mrs Lancaster ~Uy ea1led on Mr. 90 lb 17.00-19.00, ut1hty 15.00.1UIO; members and guests attended. Harold Wheeler end daugh~ ~~·- IA!>II Dlehl. wooled eweo I.OCH.OO. , Toose helping Mrs. Ethel and Mrs. Ura Hen~ley, Bellresda, Lerldns observe her birthday Mr. and Mrs. Chestet" Dealenw~ Mr. IWid Mrs. Emerson baugb. New Philadelphia, Mr. (Politieal.4dvt.) (FIRST of a Serie•) llohnaon of Portland. Mr. and and Mra. Rodney Spencer. and Mrs. ll<orold Osborn, Keno, Mr. Butch Corpentor, Colwnb,.. and Mrs. Robert Larkins. Te-xat, r=• 1 w-·o--47·• Children't, U.tt Mrs. Lowell Beaver · Okeyo!M~~erl:'ton d d'::'~i~ h terMrs Myrtle Mra. Jo81• T...-ner woo 005 The w·m w-~-I of ed Mr 8 nd M Robe La 1 bew rn ~is improving. 2-3 286 lb 17.26; 1-3 300-350 lb sows ng "'-n. c asa . · rs. rt udM and Mrs D _...__ 16 .00-16 75 350-400 1 ~ 15 50-l 6 00 2_ the loca~ churches held •ta month- ermalt over a recent weekend. r. . . · ave M"~ of · • · · • 1y meetmg at tt.e Me~odist Columbus VISited recently with 3 400-6011 lb 14.25-15.50: boars are church 'th Leooa ......... R N Auder •-• . CAN'T BE DISCOUNTED -MCOME IN AND SEEBe .Sure To Use Yo1~rCharge Account At Carl' • CARL'S SHOE STORE "The Shoe Place of Gallipolis" 328 Secon• Mr. and Mrs. Roland Stetlo<m, Mr. and Mra. Charles · Larkins and Mr. and Mrs. Done! Lark· iM. ( HOME MADE Liver Pudding - 59c clb HEAD CHEESE SOUCE •• 1 ."· -• LUNCH MEAT SALE EVERYDAY PRICES ePickle & . Pimento Loof .j,.._~ =t'..:A eSoloml eDutch Loof 21bs. $1.00 CANNED MILK eCARNATION ePET eWILSON ON~~~.~~~~L~ 7 1. CANDY BARS 00 5 i 10. 39c for M & M-CLARKs-REESE CUP MILKY WAY- THREE MUSKETEERS VALLEY · BELL MILK ---' . gallon jug - 79C the REPUBLICAN as State Representative er. Mr . A. J Carter observed hi.s ' 7oth birlhday with a d(rmer. At- ' tending were Mr. and Mro.; _Claude Davia. Poca. W. Vo., Mr. l and Mrs. Finley Mooney, Qw. 1, Service to Meigs County 2. Sound State Flnancas 3. Personal Help to People In their Mr. and · Mrs. Harold OBborn, dinner guests of Mr. ' and Mrs. Dorsel Larklruo. Janie Brewer a J"fK'etlt I dinner guest ol Cathy Sue Pldtens. Vi1iting Mr. and Mrs. Dave .Yates were Mr. and M·rs. G'~ Webster, Cleve-land, Mr. and I Keno. were w•• 1. SERVICE TO MEIGS COUNTY In 12· years of aerYICe as Meigs County's State Representative George Malnhort haa worked full· limo to ~u<e real benefllt for Meigs Countlom. Some o( these benefits are measurable in dollars, such as: ... School Foundation payments to Meigs County Increased from $657,000 In 1952 to $1,060,000 this year. ... State monies for Meigs County streets and high· ways Increased nearly $300,000 In lt62 over 1952. , .. Meigs County's share of sales tax money for the local government fund of the county increaaed {rom $30,000 a year in 1952 to $40,000 a year at present. . · .. .The average monthly old age pension check In· creased from $48.33in 1952 to $66 this year-with 359 fewer old' age pensioners In ,Meigs County. ... The average weekly unemployment b!lneflt check inClleaaed from $23.88 in 1952 to $39.58 in 1961. . George Meinhart has supported IegiBiatlon which brought about these gains for Meigs County people._ For e~perienced service to ,M•igl County, vote to r-l.ect . State Reprnontajloe X ·I .GEORGE A. ,• •~, .. Jetton, W. Va., M.r. and Mn. Jim carter one! daug!Ws, Henry Hensley and Buster Roberto. Dealings with State Government 4. Aid to Ohio Economic & Industrial Development .I ann()Ull('e Boyles. Mr. and Mrl!l. Joe Owlnolly Yls- 1 Heel Mr. and Mn. Harold Brew- I Becou11 Georll• Molnhort Stands l'ar ... I ''i fDonna Dorst) birth of a son. Grandparents are Mor. end Mrs. Frank Dortt. Great grandmother is Mn. Ethel stout. DinneT gueltl!l of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock wel't! Mil'. and Mrs. Gene Riggs, Ulah Swon, Mr. and Mn. Charles Mauaer, Mr. aod Mrs. Starling Musaer and Diana and Mrs. J);nsmore GEORGE A. MEINHART UNCLASSII'IED POTATOES has returned harm to East Llv· erpool, Ohio. Mr. and Mro. Eugene Story Meigs County Needs ll 1"· f>o 1t T~. llAILQQAD5rATIOII " Skinless Wieners - p:: 1·1' u,. eon.,. , 1 CHUCK STEAK SWISS STEAK • '+ -::., : ' =..• ~".i."1:r ·~~ J;-:i;;- ~a •, -o-4UI Ed)th Kelley who woo a patlonf at St. Joseph Hosplt.ol, THE DAILY SENnNB or· . 1.r!:u M~ ~/· hand 'Illere were 35 "throwouts" ' Market R~port BEER & WINE fitiRRl'·OllT Brink.; or ' INCLUDING THURSDAY 9:00 to 7:00 SATURDAY 9:00 TO 9:00 reuntJ1 ~rllold • Self-Service Market ~ mero~blnlon ~~A da:"~ •I -- SIMON'S ~":~!fldle:~~ ? .., ""' · ' 'b.!~tto~erre~b,.Ruu:: ':.orne ; ~ber :S ~· ~line, ~ber , ~~ ~ ~ :e,.7•: average pou Sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Improvement AsSOCJ8tlon, the sale attracted 55 consignor• and 20 s rs an ea ers • ea y. ~· "ff I bo I r steady to weak, bulls steady, avd1 eren yers rom as ar a- emge to choice 1078 lb slaughtway as Willlams County, nearer steen 2900, low choice ](125... the Michigan-Indiana border In 1050 lb 23 _oo-2S.50, good 2!1.00.21! !50. north...,atern Ohio. Buyers were standard 12_75-Z3.00, average to alao present f r om Franklin, high choice 703 lb heifers :n.oo, Highland, Fairfield, Perry, low choice near 800 lb %5.50, good Plckaway, and Wood Counties, W750 lb 2S.5&-2!.!50: uUlity and in addition tO area buyers. commercial cows 13 50-lS 25 . utilIn the salt of steers, 237 were tty and eommerclai holis ,17.00. sold at an average price of 18.00: vealer8 steady: choice 30.00 ~7-~ - per hundredweight, an 34 . 00, good -30.00.. standlonl increase ol ~-62 per hundred- 1200.23.00: good 600-700 Ib feeder weight over last year's price of stMrs 23.1J0..23.5; choice 5 lb . $24.76. The average weight or oteer calvee 111.00, loeHm 23.00. the steers was 410 pounds. 25.00. Pomeroy' Ohio sales whose 55 top good Phone WY 2-3498 ~;;;;~;;;;;;;;~~;;~~~ spent t1oe dey· there. Larkin. lnst~ good grade with an graded calVes were sold at an 'I th kite farms.~• With Bill Leist of Circleville weight of 392 pounds and sell· ~adad by Jim Mattison of~~ serving as auctiooeer, the 469 ing lor an average ol ~3.48. In Kmgston and these lhrowouts - I '!be Mlulonary Society of Mt. been walking properly. 0 u r rooms and heard explained for craation or a new position, dl· hens Meaaenger lor three ing school employees, school Parllcla Henneaay of Pome- chen. 8 Moriah Baptlal Church wIll doc~r thlnksllshe ~ht have them what Is expected of otu· rector of college relations, and alter II years u reporter, reorganization, cancer alai!&- roy, has been elected pr..ldent Other attractions are flab huld a publlc chicken supper. a 1 pped cart :ge. at Ia the do"ts by the laaching stall the appointment or State Sena· aport• editor, and managing ed· Ilea, and the act to permit of the Candy Strlpero, teen-age pond, bazaar,, IIJJmel of love, Thursday, October 11 from 5 beat trealmenJi.J Robert Cozart presided ~ver tor J. Sherman Porter to the ito of '!be Galllpolla 'hJbune. radio newo reportera to protect volunteer aervlce organlzatlon sweet shop, samoa, orange tree, p.JII. until 7 p.m. In the church A - You not say what the meeting Donna Hauber job. Porter served on We the source of their Information. for the Meigs Memorial holpl· surprlae packages, king and basement In Middleport. treatment your doctor w a • Donna Alberta Glens: Speaking at the weekly din· lion-health and Ten In the 1961 leglalature In- taL · queen, b_taltelball illlll8ll and ocr. U using. II simple manlpulallon 'M ner meeting of the Gallipolis aervation of acte which relate to Meeting thla week In the din many, many more. and to the arlene The Jolly Bunch S e w l n g ot the j0 lnt by Your doctor fol• encamp were added waylFisher and Kiwanis club in Tyo's restau· senate In both the 103rd gumball machines, bur· In~ room of the hnapllll. under• Club will meet Friday evening lowed by supportive bandaging means committee rant, Dr. Chrlslenaen aald that 104th sesslona of the Ohio permits, watercraft number· the guidance of Mra. VIrginia MASON CLINIC October 12th at the home of doer not lead to permanent lm· It was voted give 1 free Senator Porter will assume his eral Assembly, and on tht school board clerks, and L.e Smith, these other officers ADMISSIONS· Mr A1 MrL Shirley Mills, Middleport ptovement, an operatlor, to aym period and a banner to the new duties Nov. I. lion committee In the 103rd. of the poychlatric were named. · s. m a• 1:30. Members are to bring r:":'e the dlsplaced !agmcnt room having the most parentrt Responslblllties of the post In be waa a to Ohio State University. Sara Bechtle, vice president, lt.ma lor the auction. o e carll 1age may necea- present 11 meetinp Hubert Include liaison with alumni, of the Ohio rommlaslon on . . Middleport; Adel• Sismode, A rummage aale Wlll be held •arr- ::: can b. Price was appointed ' to pur- Publlc relations, and inlercol· terslate Cl)oj)perallon, secretary, New Haven; Carolyn tl:la Friday and Saturday by peft on 8 c and chase a new attendance banner lege actvltles. llolder of the laglslatora from other states ' Searles, treasurer, Middleport. Mrs. 1 Heath Methodist Church In tht IU 8 compete cure w The group agreed to give each A. B, and M. A. degree• from meetings at Ilea '!be second Monday evening t k Po ; Park building, comer Mill and effecll. room flO lor any supplies need· the University of Kentucky, the go, and Kanaas City. OPle of each month was selected u erG 1 s_ Second Avenue, formerly ocu the reou II any opera- ed senator returns to the Rio Porter wu author •• · • --- ·· - - -- -the regular· meeting night at ' s. ay 9ene ' cupled by the Sport's Center. Uon cannot be predicted and An ex 0 c u 11 v 0 eommlttee G•ande college campus after of 30 bUlB which the Ohio the hospital The Cand) Strip• Members with ltema to contrl!J. one must weigh the eapectad meeting was acheduled October an absence of 20 years. He was eral Assembly enacted into ers will work in conjuctlon to ullt .nay call Mrs. Norman Way- advanthtagu against thekrlsk. :12 at 12·15 P m In the school • faculty member there 1940- Twenty In the 1959 with an adult volunteer worker ~·-a··rtvec 'N , __ ,Middl - · '·nd WY • M p In lo ...., the rls ahould · · · · •• In 1 dod .... 1 """ · -•ter achoo1 and on weekends on """" •..- •• ~ ' .... ,., "· tr r y be ve amall and October 10 at 7:30 p. m. - · cu ••~ rea-,. to P!JEJIS.'<NT - Mro. !!)In .. October• S.e-~ Mitch. WY 2-3783 or Mra. cart Q ry · Ilk The PTA also voted t~ pay 10 Porter, the llrst Democrat to er contracte, tuberculoola Kno of 1116 Ml when avaUable In two hour A J · · ltv ' It Mr 70 Mattox, WY :1-3211 lor pick-up. I' - /" •••m• e to me that cents for each pupil for Hal- be elected from southeutern . A w. died 1 11 lght i shlftrt. Some of the dulles of arid :;.n, p ' '!be Catholic Women'• c 1u b a w:• got my loween and Valentine parties. Ohio's senatorial area since the her a 1:118 the Candy Stripers will be at eroy Oclobir t ' ' omof the Sacred Heart church will ' wa r or am scru ng Hubert Price's room won the 1922 merger ol the seventh the reception des\: of the hos• · • 11 mHI In the church auditorium ,something and my honda are a Ue d b nd free and ei&hth dlatrlcts Is a candl· Ule-lq Mason oounty reJI· pltal and at the gHt eounter slghl Sometimes they •el In a n once anner a • dent abe ,.,., bom .., March t • t.,._ _ _ _ _, ._ __ Thursday evening, following the i · •, • aym period, Relrcahmenta 01 data lor re-election. 18111,' daughter o1 the late al~ and taking ,._ding material to,. chun:h aervlcea. Members ara 1ected. Wbat should I do · doughnull coffee koolado He ends six years aa news H Blatl and Mro D H Blau pallents. She will not In any asked to brinl articlaa for a A - Han yoa tried wearing Juanita Harris Leth'a Proffitt' Main st "' ---~-_; · ' W.y Interfere with nurs1n1 care ••••t --• ' JeP.n Sayre,• whjllt ele.. -. sa1• .. .. 1ft 0ld n.hbor ldl! glovea• I I They are not II were served by (CGAUauM fal< I) She WP • member ol the Trln· 0I patients or · with other per- - - - - - - - - - ' hat. an I 10 UJon because uslated by Mt. Price. 0 er talked IIJiQ!Iy ol OEA JroUP lty Methodlat chureh. Surviving sonnet Mr. and Mn. Dan Smllb an4 !Welo< Sprlnga Grange wIll they are wom lor very Ions aurance plal)a. •• her husband, J. o. )Cnopp, The response and enthusiasm cblldren called ort ifr. and Mn. meet In regular Hulon Thura- your hands become soakad In ! At 7 p. m. legltlatlon one dauchter, · Mro. Clarence of the girl• wu very aratlfy. Lawrence Smllh of Laurel Cliff day at 8 p.m. There wlll be a their own sweat. Whether you aiona groups were Mullor<l, Jr., Cheshire, two al• ing. '!bore were repreaentallv· recently. program and refrealunonll wW wear glovea or not, try lo make rOVe , Esther Staa\8, Lucille tors, Mro. Belva Smith, Pt. es from Pomeroy, Middleport, Mr. and Mn. Ralph J.4t be MVed. the exposure to wetting 11 and Ethel Guthrie. Pleluoant, Mrs. WilHam Scholl, Syracuse, Muon, New Havan and Robert were eotunibua '!be Phllathe~ Society of the ot.ort •• poul~ll and then dry ~ A dinner .waa served by the Cblclrtnati, thNe ~otherl. Okey and Hartford, w. Va. Mlas p ..trt of Mr. and Mn. ~ Middleport Church of Chrlat your handt thorou&hly. Refreshment Comlnlllee. '!be Blagg, Pt. Pleaa.,t, Dr. Vance Smith said. Swepston and. family . will meet this Thursday ev• You might spread eold craam IIUNTlNGTON, w. va. _ Men tables were beautifully Blagg South Charleston, Don o. Attending were the officers Mr. and Mn. Dean Din&, Oct. II, at 7:30 at the or hand lotion very thinly on outnumber women on the Mar- ed with auutmn lloral Blagg, St. Albanl. and Lynn Daniela, Clnda Sau· and William 'carleton apenl u Church for their reaular meet- your banda altar you have lly Mn. Re- lteolh shall UnlversKy campus. accord· Place·mala Alao, thrH grandchildren and or, Dianne McComu, Jane evenlni with Mr. and Mr., lng. On Wednesday of thls - k dried them and IIRUY wipe off Fairview Slltday School held lng 1o a report from the Rest•· outline of the · great grandchild survive. Douglu Ruth Ann Bailey Stayman Batnll)' of POIDOI'OJ they wlll have an all day JeW· any exceu. '!lila Should help Jo Ill annual 9lcnic rt<lenlly at the tror's Office. There are 2,4&2 men Included In the Funeral IIOrViceo wlll be held Judy Foimer, Jenl Folmer', J.,.: · · .. .. ' ing meeUnJ at the church be- •.-ep your banda aolt. Unlua lA tart Palls oomm\llllt1 hall. and 1,03! women attend in& the In Conference were made by Prlday• 1 P· m., at l!la Crow oiler Crew, Alita CarJ"'nler, ginning at 9 a.m. there are amall cull or craeka The d!IY w11 oponl aoclally and Unlveralty tllta 1011101ter. the Table Deeoratloni Comlnll- ~rat Home with Rev. L. Cur- Kitty Persinger •. Mar1aret Ann DIVOTID TO tNTIIItll Of' Of,:T. IS o your hands your akin 1hould enjoying 111mn•· Att..,..lnl were The lot&! figure lor full-time tee. tis Saville olllclaUna. Carleton, Brenda Batley, Linda MIIGI MAsoN AIIIA · Middleport Girl SeouL Troop lrealsL moat lnleelloua orsan- Rev. and Mro. Eclward G•lfllth, end part time otudento Ia 4, 4111, Vlsltorl were.;reeted and Barlal will be In Lone oak cramer, Carolyn R.usell, S.ndy aM•.,. r No. 255 wW aponaor a b a k e Isms. Mn. Lettie Spenoor, Mr. and 911 above last year's total o1 !sterad by Mra. Ellen Cemetery. Friends moy call at Simpson, Jane Baer, c.rotyn ,..~sale Saturday, October 13 at the Q - I b. n a 17-yeu-old boy Mro. lontOid HuP9. Jim, lluz, Ed- 4,159. There """ 3,11'11 under- Mrs. Mary C. Wiley, Mn. the funeral home after 7 P· m. Nlcholaon, Ramona Compton, ltoblnaon's Dry Cleaners otart- who read an advertisement die, Rocky and Jean, Mr. .,d 8faduatea, and Cl2 otudonta In YounJ, and Mlat Ellen today, Roee Ann 'lbelal, Sally llad- """' - on 1 In& 11 t a.m. about a course In karate. What Mrs. Herbert Rouoh and Roger. tll'aduale shoo!. Ovorall, there drews. · ford, Diana Lynn Divers, Bar ":,~..,.:', "::. . ..::-.)OCT. 11 It It and would It be nle lor Bill Spoun, Shirley >nd are 3,>100 full-lime ltudenta and Refreshments of cookies WOMJN TO MEET bara Howard Gratus Aldrldle •••• •• ... ''"' ::,,. ",...... Theodonla Council, Dauabtero of him to take such a course? Ham. Bill Holmen, Mn. Ken- I.OIItl rog~tarod lor parHtme es and coffee were served by There wiD be a meeting of and Harlelll Newland. . ' "'~::- :t;<±r..,nw tw America, will meet In rtlulor aeo- A - Karallt II a method of ned! WoUt, Ruth, Penny and otucly. Mrs Beatrice M r women ROifera Thursday 1!'/en....,.,. !!!::>!\elL • "" .,..,.._ 1on MondiJ at 7:10p. m. at tht sell-defense by mean~ olstrft. Ruth, Besalt Slaughter, Mrs. A breakdown undorcraduate Do ·th Barnes Mrs ing at 1 o'eloct at the PoJMLONDON IUP!l -The Brltiar .....~;: ~ "'A· Y,~ 1 IOOF Hall. Olflcon and the teom lng objecte with the akle of the Jock Wolle. Sandy and Denny, clu11s show• an onrol·lment M· GOlf Club. Final plans lor prloon commluio-• loday cur· ....... · -· · 01'1 roqueoted to be pro11n1 to hand or with the feet or other Dorotha, Cindy and Evolyn Law- 1.408 freailnen, 1.110'7 IOj)homores, Reibel Mn women'• tournament are to tailed some of the recraaUon of A ... .::;: pn<tico for partlclfoiJon at the portion of the body. aon, Mrs. Robert Lrwaon, Deb- 7118 junloro, eee aentoro, aod 131 ~ RaJ b ·8 1 made. Lady club membn turakeyL ::;.."::..O~.r=..V:O ~·~~· -tor moeting lD Galllpollo '"' nqulrto yean of prae- by, Bobby an~ Clareoce, Mr. and unclanllltd stodonll• man, of ;~. adp pancer,~ and areen fee playera are lnvlt- They - banned alol maelolnll ............ - ,- ..,.,_~ · 11 aad lonJboBII Otllbor st Momben are asked to lice Mn. Rob Rhode&, Karen and '!be 11\dergraduate dlvllion core vance re&!"ua· . from \)l'laon guords' clube. ~- - -,- - ~ briniJio bottle ...,. I• Mike, Mra. Howard Donohuo. Suo with the largest enrollment 11 lion. ' 'lbt Middleport PTA wUI meet Because the hand 1• eaally and David, Dorsa, Georce and Teachon with 1,91111 stu· Table dteorallorll were . . Mlllday, Octoher 11• 11 1:90 p. m. froclursd, expert roaching Ia Roger PariiOill, Mro. !lose Bach- denta. The College of Aria and• ranged by Mrs. Margaret f'une -. -··-In the blah oehool audltorltln. required. What kind ol boy Ia 111. . Scienm 11 a close 10cond with \and Miu Farle Erlewlne. The OCT. your son! An tmmaturf periOII Mr. and Mn. R....u ltouslo 1,TM studenlu. and the Colleae of food romml- wu Mn. 1i ' · · 11 Apple butter wtU be made could lOH hla temper and' Jno ooldthetrlarnl tDDallasHill. AWliedSienceanumberl383. ces Roberta. Mn. BROOM t 11 0 s,.....,. fUel sertoua Injury or death. Rev. and Mrs. Edward Grllntll Enrollmeat In o!1...,p111 ulan· Swac~. Mrs. Cacella · BOlS .liST SEEM TO WAIT 1M '1HE '""' """""""' '"'" _ , Chutdl 'fllelday, OclAiber 11. -1 am very tired and nerv· and Mrs. Lottie Spen<er of Syra- alon c~ not Included In tho Hart, Mrs. Bernice Hollman, BULL PEN DURII>f611-1E OFF ~~ A SALMON GOINfl UP~~" wtl1 •U lor eo ,..11 Ill' and I don't alaep well. I ..,. called on Mr. and Mrs. above totals. Ia m tbla WI- ao Mlaa Heltn Smith, and Mre. ~---7Pii~~~ wllb Jan funtlahod and 'Ill no orsanlc trouble. I wu Okey Leudmnllt rt«<<liy . Increase of 80 <tWer the fall of Elaine Roult. I_ If 11111 fllmlablod. Or<loro rn.y ir • veterans holpital lut wino Mr. and Mn. Roy Bell ol 19111. The dlnlni room arrangement pboMd 1o WY S-6286 and WY ter and all they found wronc Waahlngton, D. C.. vlatted oev· committee waa Mn. Ralph - · '12>oyrnay also be atven - ·.. that 1 •u hypochondria- tral day• wllh Mr. a!1d Mrs. "~· I 14th Gymanfa Ganu Spencer, Min Otntvlevo llliJ dturdJ IIIOITibtr. cal. '!bey pve me tranqulll:MI'I Wheeler and ,..,_ · Ia On October 2ltt bart Mlat Mary Virslnla Rolo they don't help :ne. I am Early Rouoh ond Roy Buck '!be 14th Annual Gymanla bel,' Mra. , Helen Wllllaml, , BIRTH ANNOUNCED II there any medicine thai have ro"""ed from • visit with Ganu, ajM)naored by the A. Dlthl. Jlr, and Mra. Donald Brower would work bellltr? Mr. and Mro. Don lleelle at Slnalng Society of Publicity -wea handled by . the birth of A - YOD do ••I uy what you ~::!:J~ih 'J:~mM~ wl::-:~ will be held on SUnday, . Drlke and equlpmont . . to their all day but I 111 the iJr>. wltlo her parents Mr and Mrl 2ls. at 2:30 p.m. In the and NlilA ~ set Blaaell that whatever It Ia It Roy Buck whllo Mr ilee&le b Street Presbyterian church at Robert Roberta,. Aaroll ,at Mt. Carmel you too much time to llatloned ...,..... · 70 Eul Broad Srteet. It wiD and !:IOW!Il'd .Knflbt. whm about how '"" feel. Word• ,... rocetvod hero that I!'· directed by AM Pomeroy teaehen have In pltyJical acllv• Mn. Ella Sayre of Pal•· Arls., Thomas of Rtverail!e, loUoWIIII hfl\r aehool for pay or u a 1 former Jo<al realdent. had Featured aololat will be their uetlltftl' job of atn'•i · MJ, . helping 0U.. lollen and brokan a hlp. She un- EJDbin Wllllama Of ,New inlli!t diDrlilr: JaDt Bur, u; 7;alll STAR SUPPLY CO. :u ~~~ ~~ - 1 ::·=.:.;.·~~f.:: o~s, td Richerd P'roat. who Is atterd- I $119 5Q REPUBUCANS CLAIM u their baby the bill creating a new tax credit plan for self employed professional peoplt creating their own retirement " funds. But tho President mat veto tbla. Repub\lcana nlao clAim tbt without lbeir help lbe -DemO. erallc admlnlstrotloD eoDirl nit bave aecur,.t paa111e oa some of ill most prl&ed leplallve aeblevementa. Included on lhls Uat are the eommunicallona satellite a c I which waa opposed by most llJ>. era! Democrats, a foreign aid bill which waa cut up and down no worse than It was, and tht trade expansion act. But a. publicans boast they changed lhet, too. :t Mn. !Ietty - or Wooster Rev. E. E. BarMort. "A complete au«-ess" wu the avera1eol 420 pounds and sold the medilUJI grade the 1 ing Ohio Stale Univerllty, apent description of Tuesday's 13th ' lor an •verage of ~11.61. Thero l averaged 3IfT pounds ,,;a;: a weekend ~lth :,u parents, Mr. I 5 FT. STEEL TUB Annuol Gallla County Feeder were 10 good grade overaglnl for an averale ot ~1 " ~nd Mrs. Wtllll Frost ond lamCalf Sales during wbldl 448 417 pounds end bringing an av- The top prico paid j · 1 tly. Alao vllltlng the Frosll for , erqe ol f28 62 per hundred or n Y the weekend were Mr. and With FIHint• 11 graded calves were aold at the weight. A toW or In mediu..; ca at the aale "" ._ P or loin. Paul Myera and family or 19"x17" CHINA LAVATORY • Ohio Valley Livestock Yardo on grade steen were sold at an hofundredwelflht. and three pens Columbua. ' _ steen were sold 1..- t h 1a With Fittings VInton St. for a total of f47,1t1'1.· average wetght of 397 pounds price ~. to doll _ d Mn. Mabel Van Meter Mrs I 1 . and Ill • . ••~~~;: p ar pal or La M ". ., 21 . se ng for an average of heifers was f27.50. The pr*"" ura ae ·~rtung, Mrs . NeClooet Comblnotlon With S11t ond Supply Pipe William P. Smith Gallla •l27.38. rall8e for both aexe8 'ed vada Beaver, Mn. Opal EtchCOMPLETE TO WALL OR FLOOR ' varl lnger and n Do08 ld Ra t County Extension Agent, slated ' There were 232 heifers sold from f24 to ._ on steers and a da In Y spen 111 "that not only wao the sale 1 at an avenoao weight of 393 '18.25 to f27.50 on heifers. I Y po _· complellt succe&~, but we feel pounds and bringing an aver· Lawrence County, with 25 con- .,~· EU..beth Wockham spent that tho quality of calves at the age of $13.29 per hundredweight. signors, led all other counties 1 0 peek! wtth Mrs ..Edna Mor. thio •·partme gan, orneroy R.D. RACINE, 0. _ _ _ _ ___ sale was one of the best In the The breakdolm of the hell- ~ "" nt. Other con~~ sale's hlalory, 'l'hiJ Indicates ers sold reveals that sz l.op s~goora lncloded 17 !rom Gallia, Mrs. Russell Spencer of Pornthat larmero are paylll8 more good grade sold for an average SIX from Metga, love I r 0 m eroy R. D. ~t a day With attention to breeding stock, es- ,of $24.74 with a weight overage Jorkson, and two from Vinton Mrs. Freda_ Miller and M,.. pecially bulla, that is being kept of 4D2 pounds. There were lOS County. Lenore Bel!ill8. of recession. 7 Chester I ---- -- Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy ~ -------- , AI11aon o1 11a tne t Su 1 1 ·Middleport, o., Oct. 11 , 196 :~- 3 ! da Y w1tb Mr.' and spen •/lenry "" andPark Mr. -~and Mra. . , . w Mra. ....._. Beaver. 01. erauwcy _,... _ V. . ...... GERBER BATH OUTFIT a Report ~~~f:~"!;~; As Rio Grande College Relations Guide Name Officers By Waynt 0 ·:--'"tadldaM.D. Parents attending meeting Dr. Alphus R Christensen, director ol WJEil radio Ients, Melga eounty hospital, F At• •t• Q - '% ad ut ha m~ my of the Portland PTA this week president ol Rio Grande college, Galllpolls. Prior to that, he the education televlaion comOr ClVI IeS aug ter s not visited their children's home Wednesday night announced the Gallipolis reporter lor the mlaalon, notice lor non-teach31'.-year-o day with IliA grardnother, Mra. Cora Renshaw . . 0 . H. Radford and Mn. Llllle ·" v 469 Calves Purchased At Social Notes 13th Annual Sale Tuesday ~~~~~a:~E:EI! a - Candy Stripers ~~;?.,.~~:hool 1 tilildren of Cohmbu• SJptnt - - - - - - - - - Maina of Syracuae calNd on Mr. and Mrs. Peer! Parter. lly Mro. Berlha Parker Mrs. Roy Howell, Mn. Vemoo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stohl and Hoowoll. •nd Mrs. Orv!Ue Allen Slt'ven. Portl!llllOuth. visited re- aocom1wmied Mrs. Harrnm Fox l<ently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman to Beckley. W. Va., recently and Cuba, Big Spending, Loom As Top Issues The· Daily Senti11l 'Comp/ete Success'- Smith !<baeller and Jolln Stabl. Mr. and Mra. BrU<,. RUe ond Laurel Cliff News Items I·DaDY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 0\.'t. 11, 1162 WASHINGTON COLUMN • .• I Roy Donohue. East Letart. Orville Weekly and Mrs. Berth, 1 Morll"". Sandyville, W. Va., and B. F. GOODRICH '• ''Trail - Maker" Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Lax and sister, Margaret, Athena:. Ethel Larllinl spent a few day• wltft Mr. and ~;..;.,". Harokl WINTER TIRES Osborn. Keoo. Vlaiting Mr. and Mr1. Oic8r Babeoclt were Lenora Gaftl of Parkenburg. Mr. and Mra. Gene Wilson ol Georgia, aad Mr. and Ml"'. George Sellars, Canton. Mr. end Mrs. Hank Holter visited . M•r . and Mrs. Joe Bi&sell at Mason. W. Va. Mabel Sayre. ,;ho hao visited Ethel Chevalier, returned home to New Brighton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lawr..._.. spent weekend with Mr. and Mr!f. Elmer Schriver, Pa. Out of town relatives attendIng the H. A. Hensley funeral in· C"'uded Mr. and Mr11. Roy McCUllough, Ce(Odo. W. Va.. Mr. .wid Mr•. Albert Fulton and Torn. 670 X 15 4 ply--- M-- $12·95 Plus Tax and Old Tire 750 X 14 4 ply-- M•••114·95 Plus Tax and Old Tire All Slzea Available AI Equolly Low Prlcea fl Mr. and Mi-o. Charles Tultoll. Warnock, Ohio. Clyde Allcorn. -PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE RACINE, OHIO --------------------------~----~M~.Leo ~-Mr.~~- , ~----------------------~~-----------------------' �T.. 'f t ...............,.-t. ,.. .. ? .. "'' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 'f i' ~- .,.. .. • .. • • • .. .. ' ( 4-ually lie11Linel, rum•ruy-iruud.l•puu , u ., ucL ll , TIF c '\ '""~ BY BOB WINGE'IT over the San Francisco Giantl to clinch the New York Yankees 8ealillel Spono Writer 20th World Ch•mpionship, tod•y _ _ _ _..,_ _ _ _ _...,.,,,. ...,_.,,.,.,.,., 0 ,.,.,,,,,__ _ _ _.,. pondered a pitching problem for Friday 's sixth game. Would it be Whitey Ford, who tw won 'more World Serie1 games than any pJteber in baae- Underdog Panthers, Jackets, Pronuse· To Be Up For Big Games Members of the ~nderdog Po~eroy Panther team ball history! Woold II bo oore- er Billy O'Dell. say "I remernbo< T D a t (J oa d ed Wi•th l Detrol.t's Jerry Gross Js . te.Off C0 IIegia · ense Leader ds B• T Northwestern Lea •g en Browns May Start \ ' ollins .,....... wu afso on hand Gn•d Records OOWMBUS lop foolboll nJPn - - WL T ~. " ArriYo U-lvely The Yank- wbo arrived m!nnteo 1aier, atepped unobtruaively inln a walling 00. oul,y a few people recognilecl litem u !hey aped away toward PloOP 4 o o 1:11 48 4 0 0 19 35 BowllnJ Greu 3 o o 'liz 11 Ohio Unlveroily s o o 19 aa Akron 3 o o 118 13 Bluffton Miami Wl~nberg o ~ (7 I g Capllal John CarroY western Reserve Ohio Northern Mu.olJoaum Kenyon Deliollct XAYior ~ Younptowa 2 0 0 1 o o Both lhe Yankeeo llld lhe 18 s o 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 3 1 s Q 47 o 41 o so Ford, who heel the Giani! cr 1111f 1ame, 1-2, ODd !bon wu laba ou1 In Moadaf• pme 1 ~ !7lwltl! lha tcwe Ued al 1-.1 in the o 1:1 t Ji 1 11 sblh lmtlng, will bave the li<II'ID81 oa of three daya' rest by o 27 Friday. o aa Ho·wevor, Ford, opproaching 34. o :~~-:O~work::ed:::.~bet:t.r~~lhll~'~... 0 S4 Q liS 2 25 State Tteh Wllmillgton MI. Ulllon lllarlelli DQton .. "' 'I ;:; FIT I ... .;s _ -ARROW..! 0 3 Q '¥1 IS 78 00 4S Q0 39 )Qd.A•rtcu BowUq Green 2 0 0 18 Ohio Ualy, I 0 0 u 2 o o 40 21 · 1 1 0 a .. . .,, .l.pD.t~ SUEVE LENOTHS We ha-.. the faMOus sport lhlrts that 9iw )'~ your •-'oct .-.. 1e~toth. fit like ¥Our finest dre~~ lhittl Stop In soon. thOOM from our fresh stoclca ef pattuna etnd colon In "Sanforized" and usaaforlzed-Pius" fabrla. From 5.95 :::. Others From $4.00- Boys' $2.99 DOWNIE GROSS, INC. "The Home Of Arrow Shirts" ONE SET MAPLE I 0 0 35 TRUMBLE BEDS... :10 Q 27 !: 1 0 '78 I I 0 41 I I o 36 I I 0 31 1 1 o 11 1 1 1 0 1 t Deoiaoo Brown Is thlnklna of ohiltlng Collin• 1o right llallbad< whe.-. veteran Ray Renfro It playing. Renfro lo sllll bothered by a oklo aliment and could uae oomo ml or even be ohllted lo lhe alot end pooltlon. Colllna hod hten ·worklns out al or--waa fumbled and lha Browlll IJCA Save $5Q Save $100 t I t 0 I 0 FRIGID~IIlE Perfection OIL HEATER 1 Nice Used TAPPAN GAS RANGE Used 21 Inch 1 Uke New Sllvertone TABLE MODEL TV SET $69 95 botllnJ ~_;:ev;·=-to!: ~::= FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC ·· -lot. - thai lhe Yonb are . . . N Ill - WASHER $88.88 RANGE $CJ9,95 RUGS' $6.88 :1 ~bow ,I ''" AKRON WPO - Bob Shave Jr, of Willoughby turned ln a subpar score on Lhe final 18 • Wednesday to win the Ohio Golf Champion&hip for the time with a tour-overi)ar ZIM. Shave, a regular on the PGA tour, took the $500 first prize by abooting a n and then blaatiDg: back wilh a two-under-par ll8 · the afterooon ror a 139 total the final 36 holeo bla,yed day, He finished lour strolois ahead el Lao Blagot~. Ashland pro, who rounds of 73-72·73-70 over lhe J'irelllooe Country Club The Rutland Red Devils will play the underdog role Friday nicht for the first time In many years when they travel to the Plains to tangle with a tongh PlainJJ team. The Plains hu the ~st · ord Jn the area with five wins lilinsl no defeats, while Rutlaild hu a 2-1·2 record . Alter last week's tie with <.11ancey·Dover, Coach Jim Vennarl hopes lhat hts team will be able to bounce bad< with an upset victory over I he Plains. Vermari said his Devlla played a good game for a :IIIII toltll. week and were fishting all Laat year Biagetti flniahed one f way. llo •'••led out ~··-' Btroke back of Frank ' - ZENITH COLOR TV · Oil · Steati~n .~r.~, . 1' : ELEC. G.E. RANGE lJ. , -----------·t e r, Bashan l\IU~·D Mn. .sadW TruueU. Mr1. Lucy Spencer and Mn. Nary Role •ttended 1 Stanley party at the f1i Mro. Aana Tullio, Eagle By Mn. A. H. Bailey ront of Tom Wei.Mko;>f, Ohio In- Grover Whi~ villil«< hi• daugh..ercollegiate and Ohio Public Iter, Mn. Paul Baker, KiJJbuck . <.. inks cbamp. 1 His wife remained for 11 looger Four-tUle winner Denny Shute •stay to aasist In the cart'! of the Akron had a 303. : twins born Sepl. 23 KarEfl Jean The ~inala play was 1piced w1th land Keveln Joy . ace by Dick Neumann, Kirt· ~r. end Mrs Opha Offutt and .He hit it on the 22rt-yard, , otuld~ o! P~roy RD spent an 1eth ho)e in the morn- evemng w11h Mr. and Mrs. Carl · round. It was lhe fourth of Offutt. golfing fl&reer. I Dr. and Mrs. Rogt!:r Grn~~e~r RedS CaJl Up . .... -- I .. r WQ ul Parkerabure met at .thf !ardil tpent • da)' with Mr . and Wf>~kefid gu:.;,:ls c:~, .~•• . ~ home ol Mr. and Mra. Cart Bud.· Mr1 . John Hetzer and Janet Carroll kandolpll Wt'rl' \1rll, ley for the September meeting. and Mtt. Dor-.1 R1' 1btl Jean Spil!' rs ll nd \t rs · ur. Followirl(l lbe bosineo .... ion , viailod Mr and Mra fl oh<-rl gan aod D<'h'le. lind program the (!lroup enjoyed ' ~ orton 1111d fumi ly_ Belpre werk ~nd gu~ ~ls 0: tl 1lellowllhtp hour and walec,.. t. lle..'<cll ,..;Jon of lhe fc.nk ham• . Balde '"" {"" ''' on least , B:st- family wl'rc Jwnes Dye and ~r. and .\>Irs Bill WJI!i<on ~rs. ~r. COTTON MATTRESS $12.88 SPINET PIANO CLOTHES DRYERS $50 up .. '- ·~. I OUTFIT Complete • Social News 5 I ondl Mro. Maude Buckley , preoident,l-;;;;;~;:;;;~;;~;;;~~~;:;~;;.;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;- collducting Lhe businetll ae.ssioa. l Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur amounced . Shelby wao program wa 1 ' Orr. Gina Klly and Liaa Ann stay- "Reminiscing Ohildhood 5cbool 'l1te Thr ee Players From padres Now On Display at Our StoQ All Models of The Rolandus News, Events COAL HEAIIR r -.. •I . .. 1 BREAKFAST SET EagI Hope T Rebo d 0ver Hannan J Only 139·95 Only 179-95 Only 99.95 Only co.alr gas, on, 57.95 to 189.95 - - - . 21b.69c EBERSBACH HARDWARE =, 39c SWEET PICKLES - a'9·" • :.~ 39c 0 IJO JET-SMOOTH '63 CHEYROLEl-/T'S EXCmNfJI DILL PICKLES 3 lor2Sc BISCUITS DRESSES - SAVE! ~i- ,, • _.7;r : . ~ ~ ' 12" lnsul1ted RECORD PLAYIR and RADIO BOOTS IMPORTED - NELSON ALL conoN Work Sox 25c pair · Sizes 6·11 1 :~ $7,95 - . WAID CROSS' SONS . I ' -·.... \. Onty 129·95 SALAD DRESSING - :.. 39c SAVE! Save $150 -· l,p~~o ~ ,.,,_,~h· ' Mr. and Mrt. Oilrl Buck ley, ' fam ily of A~roo. Artflur Ht>t zer, ~fr . Simon Bri,l(gJ of l.an( ·r. Mra. AJiot Foutty and Mrs. Le- Jr. and fimlly of Little Hocitmg md Bill Dietz of Bt'i•m•. \i rs. ona Rutt. vi1ited with Mr. Wea- l and l...ucy Burden and Mn _ l\amp. Rulh }toore of Col~bu ~t.· .r.• ley Buct-l:ey at the- Elmwood Rest l iOn ot Be}pre. 1alao a g~JrtSI for R"VetaJ d-.vg, Home, Mr. Buckley was 91J on 1 Betty Randolbh of .Belpre apent George Hall of Akron , 'I! a · October 6. a weekend at her llome here. weekend with his parents, Mr. BJ Mrt. Lyle Baklereon Mrt. Mabel Het:aet" hi vllitlng Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walton and and Mn. Mar 1on Hall end Randy. The Olive Famt Women'• Club witll her ddJdren ln Toledo ramiiy of. Columbus were recent . Mr. and Mn. Gail McCain ol held its September me-eting at tiJe Akron. viaitors .ol the WalLace •nd Belpre wert" &mday caller11 If home of Mn. Edna Hall with Mr. 1M Mrs. Lewl:l M'iyea tl Walton famUJes. 1 Mr . IOd Mn. BeD BuckleJ. Iand daughlel'll of Logan opOilt a The slate meeting al ! COMPLETE PIZA 3 Used Autom1tlc .. , o- ' ~ ed for • longer visit. Days'' by each member . llelreobJ. D. Phillips, Austin, Texas. menlo were served to lboM Jmled 9p'!nt a night wfth Mr. and Mrs. and Mrt. Ara Myers, Mro. Ella Ra~ Ballard. Hann~n, Mrs. Tress Swain. Mrt. • 1 • Mrs. Wor ey Davis and Mrs. Ella Osborne, Mr&. Vivian HwnEllen Williamo ond SOli, Roooie, pbrey, Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. --... 5"""" . . Dexter, spent an afternoon with Pauli.ne Myen. Mra. Ina ~ Lo., C»Dter Jerry of Toledo ~ Ed Grilflf;N the Arvil Holter family. aaer, Mrs. Lillian Pk-kenl and tailback <ltuct Cheadle Younpl<lwn m lhe regulation 72 CINCINNATI IUPfl - The Cin- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sorden of , Randy Hall. Winpack Ruslell Fraley a J ~lei,_ Stl'anahan U.en beat GrU- cinnati Reds have .sele~ted three I Gary, Ind .. Mr.land Mrs. Junior I The ~orltJ Methodilt Clwrdl playln& oery good games. f1lh1 m the oudden dea_lh playoff. pillyero under the workmg agree- Sorden and children of Columbus - - .. Veaurt allo Jallle an lp- iHt did DOt compete th11 year. with their San Diego farm were recent supper guests of Mr. pea; to ~ 1ua to 1ttra Grllfllho 81aleo 1n the PacUic coast League and MM!. Clint Orr and Mrs. Lolo j CHit aid aWe tiM team tbelr Gtlffltbl, after an have assigned Lhree pitchers : Sorden. ltw;klnc lor tile laK 1ft ..me obol a withering w lbe Padl'el outright. ' Mr. ~"d Mrs. Ralph Ballard wlllt BelpN...... w. ln .. olfort lo lllllk• General Manager Bill DeWitt were recent S<T,>Per ~u••ls of Mr.: ..... Radud'1 atllletlc W, He carded • the Reds 'have chosen out-, .:11d Mrs. Vernon Dolin and ram-1 Jtlect '"" ...... ,.,...,.,.,~By r t a .... pt depends a lol aa ll!e II• under • par and wllbla Kenny Wallel'll and p;leh-' Hy al Rovenswuod. 1 Y.., they're hera, folko ••• the MW Wer101 ..,...., .... leDdaltco Ill .... nut 11M ol ....rung the cour.. George McWilliams and Marv l Several from here attonded the - - - - - - - - - - ••• I modelo to oelact from ••• both clrcul....,,. elld 1• • 1 ball game1. He fbUsbed 'With e 293, . Assigned to San Diego I Hazael Homecoming. i Mrs. Ethel Hoback w h o1 have tho famouo, patented firebrick fiiHI conotrlllfirln thtot Rutland will be for fourth. Ted Wills, Bob Krop and Clarenet' Baker of Colombus 1spent 8 week with her sister, _1 up le 48 houra operation on .,.. lllli"' .t coal C... 1oo th11 week because Bill Shoerriaker, Risenhoover. spent a weekend at his home !Mrs C. J . Taylor and husband I lee 'em Ieday ot lamotrow, Jim Fen-eU and George held a one-stroke lead 28, was with the Phil· here. in Columbus returned home. acwen (who has been out for sev- iDto the final 38 holes, adelphia Phillies in 1960 and 1961. Mr: and Mrs. Henry LamherL companied by her si~t ~r and eral weeks) will test their in~ third as he totaled 291. trained with the Reds last of V~nton, Mr. and Mrs. ~arl husband. They returned home juries in limited action. AU Wally Ulrich, Akron, aDd spring and then with San Diego I ~orr~a~ Ja~~Su~ ~cme , the next day . tJ:tree boya were starter1 at the ·Beley, Canton, tied at 298 for batted .300, led the league with B rtt nJ'sM Hr geCa Loog . Mr. and Mrs . Eber Pickens, beginning of the year. and Jim LucJua, Troy, and doubles with 43, had 22 homer.s . ~ tm, ~ed rsM: erma~ ~ - i Sr . entertained In honor of The Rut~and probable starting Kotlarc-zyk, Fremont, had 300 and drove in 9d runs. He was ea:l -~utt, ;:nda;~ an rs. their daughter, Effie's birthday. lineup will have Jerry Black knot for BeVenth. But Collins, Co- named to the league all-star Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ,Ballard and Her mother, Mrs. Effie Hare of and _Ferrell at ends, Homer l~bus. ~ next wl~h 301 and team .. , . Melvin were su r sts re- New Brighton, Pa., Mr. a·n d * On .Models 513, 460, Runnton a~d Larry Barr at tied at 3m were Mtke McWilli-ams, a 24-year--old r1ght· cently of Mr. an:~rs. ~ Crlsp Mrs. Eber Pickens Jr., local, .roo, 818, 617 and 4141t tackles, Ke1th Carson and · Frank Harned, hander, hod a 12--7 record as be and f .1 Lan ill and William Sandra and JeanOther models hove two at guards and either Hysell land; Dick Rhyan, Columbus, aptJeared in 411 games, mostly in amJ y, gsv end. nle Sellers 'nephew and nieces or thre- & paler: Shock Columbus. relief. Mrs. Roberta Lee e Mrs. EvB I •. Imboden at center b' ' will . have Fra. · ' · .. l. and Bailey were in Parketsburg re. flf Miss Effie. The backfJeld Hadautt Top Amateur Fodor, 21,_ • n!>".th er, was tl to B'll Berd. Mr and Mrs Paul Sellers le Ch dl J h . . ud El . 15 • 'th M d I een Y se~ ~ Y m~ . w . . y, ea e, o n !iliJS Art H nutt, yrsa ·-.! WI aeon an w~n wo had returned from Clarksburg ~ and children William, Sandra, Beny Slawter who 18 a 1962 Western Amateur &!fmes as the team took the South Veterans Hospital, and Jeanie spent the weekend • ~-. . : .: 617 · Motlollll. verted Jlneman. pion, led . the amateurs wltb Atla.ntic League playoff11. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr and a. New Brighton, Pa. and atA kl~orite t.t ,..,,._, tola ·~•• -'·' .._...._.. Je"•loill fl11l1h 'Witlrl w•l IINI•r no.. hot. " 4·~1uo r id!, •hr,...,. lri "' l "-1ft I~ tbt. Ven~ari said that his younger 302, fini.shma: three Jtrokea Wills, a. southpaw ?btained from garanddaughters, Gina Kay and tended the former niece's wedfir•INtck" lilllllfl Koltk tO lllot. ol ( O<>: •.. h op• up to $ · coool • • • hntt I '- I r - . :~95 olMedel ~ckfie)d man have looked . ·B~ston, was _0-2 Wlth the Reds Liaa Ann Grueser, !lpent an even- ding. They were accompanied 41 t It ..,;,h tGITII' calliMt •••• •• """ " ""@ .... m reserve games so far seH, Danny Tallis, Jim thJa ye11r. Risenhoover· also a ing wit-h Mr. and Mrs. ClertflCe home by her grandmother, Mrs. lk•>i.n. i ~ ~ lbo, ttl CMI. land'l reserve team .hasn't and Gary Cremeans have a I was. !-7 for San Dlegu and Grueser of Nease Settlement. , Effie Hare. He oaitl lhat Bob done well. Krop, a nghthander, "!'""t most Mro. Doris Dolin and oon of' Mrs. Ethel Hoback entertain~ the. &ea!Ofl on Macon a d18abled Ravenswood called on Miss Doris ed ~utdi!y her son, William list With a bad ~· White and Mrs, Eva Bailey. HobaCK. and wife and family in Mr. and Mrl. Donald Trussell, honor or' their wedding anniver· 6S MI. Vemon spent e Vil!l!hend with sary. Also Mr. and Mrs. Okey their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Paynter of Portland. Mrs. Ho1Iey Trussell and Mr, and Mrs. back's mother and husband and 0 Un ,Chale. Marcinko. 1Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback Mr. and Mro. Ted Jones of Bel- of C~lnnati. Jtf'e. spen\ ;an evemrg ·with the Mrs. Effie Hare of New Brig. ~-:v. ,:ru•s•ll• ond Donald hlon ~- visiting ber daughter, I wa• ~n 011 rs and st an1ey TrUl· I Mrs. . Eber· PJ<kens and other . 1eU attended tlle Bench Show Of , relatives for a few weeks. I Tbe Eastern Eagles are peeled to bounce back ll'ox Hunters ASBOCiatlon of Ripley, week w:ith 1 wJn over w. v-a. nan Trace after droppllllf A large crowd attended 1tw! Tup- IN SERIOUS CONDITION Motlef 460 Moolal 521 Moolal 523 first game of the season perware party at the home of Mrs. mlha Brown, 80, was report· undefeated Kyger Creek Mra. Mary Holter, Mrs. Mary Hoi~ ed In Jerioua condition today after Friday. faJling into an open grave while Coach Bob Ashley ttald Mrs. Lewis Walker recently. blaciflg flowers on her hu&band'• Easlern's lineup will be Mr. Robert Luadermilt, wbo tomb. around somewhat due to II!, Ill Improving. of injuries ill Mra. George Baer, Mr. and lice Ibis week. Senior Mrs. Charles Baer vlsiled Mr. GOOD SCOliTS and guard Gary and Mrs. Purley Karr and Mr. WHITEPARISH, En11aud IUPH '·~pleteline loot lor the remainder and Mrs. Harold Newell and -Cub Scoulmaster Geoffrey King OHIO VALLEY season when be suffered a family of Chester. JS, NJd den mother Mra, Winnie II bro~en hand. ReV. and Mri. Lawrence Me· CObeon. 40, have run olf together, plcg. Ashley will move end May- Daniels of Racine visited Mr. the .,...,..,. they left behilld 10id ford · Harris Into Holler' a guard and M... Rober! Laudermllt. today. slot, white Bob Brown, who has Mr . . and Mrs. Roy CUrtis of "We're aol going back," Ki"' 11 0 W. Main St• Pomeroy, Ohle recovered from leg lnjuriea:, Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mr1. said in Liverpool. "Of Gourae, we CHEI!' IOY·AR·DEI will move IniAl lho end position Lewla Walker recently, have left lhe Cubo." in place of Harris. The Jineup, therefore, will probably oee Brown and 'I lea Mankin doing end PORTAGI 1er ~!archer and Dennis Paick-1 er at lackles, Rick Koblenu and Harris at guards and Jobn McLoughlin at center. The backfield will feature ~mootha bumps better DOLLY MADISON Ron Ritchie and Bob Fosler as than a buUdozer lhe haUbackJ, Terry Hollman as fullback and either J o h n II all roads were auperbigb"*'"'' Ridenour or David Chadwell Chevrolet'& remarkably amooth and as quarterbacks. , silent ride might be just another PORTAGI Ashley reported that EattJuxury. But aa most town and ern has changed lltl sclH!dule 2 country roads will demonstrate, this 10mewhat u the Hannan Trace is one Chevrolet advantage lhal'a game wllf be held Friday al mighty easy to get excited about. Eastern Instead of on Saturday (The way those four deep-eoil as regularly scheduled. Two PILLSBURY OR BALLARD springs put the kibosh on bumps, ~tiler chanJO• have aloo been you'd almost think Chevrolet waa made; Eastern will pIa working for the highway com· Soulhw..tern on October mission.) The '63 Bel Airs. Biscaynes instead of the 26111 and and Impalas are equally easy going play Racine on November FALL FASHIONS LADIES on upkeep. Brakes are self-adjus t· instead of November 2nd in ing. New Delcotron generator lo avoid the confilcl wilh 11-t-r-e-t-c-h-<1-s battery life. Even lhe Middleport-Pomeroy 1ame the rocket panels on the Body by lho oame night. Fisher are aelf-washing and venti.. lating to t!Ut down on rust. Your .dealer's waiting to tell you lots more. MEN'S MEN'S ·SAUSAGE - · With Trade New Linoleum ; ' I.X·t. 61~ 30 INCH ELEC. 1 Used 30 Inch WASHER SAVE I SUITES $10 up ,.ho ·Under - U., PORK CHOPS Two conference pmett a n d able ends to replace lhe two ex- accustomed to Coach Bob ArthIn lho win eolumn alnc:tt llld Po\RM TWO FOBII'AIIDI lwo contelll with non-confer- parienced players depart- ur'o newly Installed single ,Pate Nlhorl il lllldouo l NEW YORK fUPII- 'lbe 1 Used Ntw .... opponenta dol lhe sclH!d- ed from the team last week. allack. Eaotem lakes a 4-1 Ida lea!n Ill jeU. Rall(lera WotiDoadt.Y ula of tho Saulhern Valley, With lbo shuffle of 260-pound ord Into lha coalelt whUo Han- ed ...-fulllactne to a Len 11onaoa 11111 9x12 Coolerence lhil weekerxl wllh tackle BIU Howard to lhe IUD- nan Trace shows a 1-4 mark. atlll before 11n1117· to t1te1r ~:-::: 110 particular lante more out- bact tJiol, lhe Highlanders now This 1ame wu orglnally sch- • SVo\C lamt and lho A!Mrlcan lllndlng then another. have a crunch Ina f!l'Ound alltlck, eduled for the Hannan Trace Villey IJ not 11 •lrone u 1h Kyser Creek'a undefealed hul musl Improve defensively field, but was moved to Eutem Tornadoet. 4 CHAIRS Bollcala will entertain Soutb- to halt the end oweeps of Ky. due to lha lfchU.. problem sUD ot llle lour P11J01 lltted NAMa Wlllern llld H8JIIJIJIJ Traee 1rav- ger's speedy backfield. confronllos Haman Trace ad- . two of the 1,\ n'li - c. ll 11'111ola lo Eaotern ill the 1..., con- The Bobcats are a healthy lot mlnlotrators. will be played In Glllla ' • fl>mMr Pelloh alklr~:rl ference battles. for Friday's Kame and will be Coach BUI Prlddy'a Racine ly, at North Oallla llld North Gallla stepo oul of the playing under le" preasure af- Tornadoes, WIIJnera Qf four of a..t, w!Jile the ootllerence to test S)'lllllles 1er dlsposlnc of powerful Eut- their llral five aames In I h e wiD be playtd In Mdp --------------------------------1 -New 1 Used VaUty while Racine Ia bosl to em 1a3t Friday night. school's hlslory, pll\l' hosl • Ill at Eu~ IIIII Rac!Qe, Buchtet-Yttrlt In •nolher non- In the other non-<:Onfe.- Buchtei·York•a dqeioua · coale..- tuule. game, lhe spunky Hannan Trace Ina In what toultl bo. the to p ' ' Oloch Jim Wblle's K y 1 e r Wildcats, sllll smarting from game of lho DlPt. .50,000 STAMP' Crtok Bobcats will seek lbolr lbolr 11-0 lolto to Symmea Val- Botlt lelmtJ are bl&, w el ' . With Bench olliiJ -.uUve vlclory of lhe ley lasl week, walk Into 1 he coached, and new to the 111111t Fruit Wood Finish FLOOR and hope to maintain loaded cannoo at Eutem. of football with lha edge In . tiJolr perflid nwk In SV AC play Coach Bob Aahley's Eaglea, aU speed IOIIl(l to lhe Btl!ltio while 531 WIST MAIN ftluT MODEL . ,...., the bl&, and Improved, bul deprived of their possible Racine hU the a, lloiltw lltmt lllghlanden In- championship in losing to Ky- Rourxllni out the Friday nllhl •atle llle Bollcat lladlum. fler Creek 211-1, will be looking slate wm bo tbe .~'\'fll by . T- Pe1t1 , ~· . . , .·,uMiilne 'l'bo ~era poured a- for IOIDOONI to take it out on, NOrth Gallla to pt b.ek 011 lho SfalltjJI Of Yeur 10 polata lui Saturday and Hannan Trace just happens winning lraU Iller two conIll ltlllltl to i'lrkenhurg lo be the team thla - k. IIOCUilve . _ II IIley b 0 I I chOI~ HI TIST 31.9 Ratll, but their leaky Detpjte oeveral dluppollltlng Symmes Valley bi a ~nfer. IIIli& II"• up a llllrk- . _ lbla ..iaon, lhe WUdcata ..C. )Quit · Ivery Chll<tn Wd With A Me,..Y ... Gulrantee 011 Bill ldlll'o - from Morcerollle have ahown The Pirates, \ Iller bombm, · putlm _Willa biiiJ.mm llf8llual Improvement In recel\1 llaunan, va. Sl-It In their NNew ~IIMIIIIIIM'nt · RUTLAND, OHIO -~~,Ill 1\t, lllf!l a pair of . . gaJQQ u . the players become oJ)ODOI:, have not been ablo to '' w. . ....... LOIN CUT 1 Nice Used 1 Used FROM TV SET. Nw Picture Tube $88.00 BE 0 to win lho ---- --- i-vw~•uy·nuUUu~pun, First Cut Pork Chops · · · · 39c lb. Center Cut Pork Chops · · 59c lb. lurnad II Into an early ocore. I Fr•lda,,., abdh 101110 ol tha World !I · , 1 Aaolhar nJOklo, Emlo Green, at San FraDeloeO, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.;.~----who llarled ill lha badrllold n wu the flrll lime IInce d day, oullored olralaed knee but-<Jf-..ven ..-loa bot3 Used · 1 Used 1 -Use mente ODd may 1101 bo Now York Yank- llld San Fran- II FULL SIZE when lha Baltlmoro Colli eome cllco Gllnjl . ~ loot LIVING ROOM MAYTAG town Slltld11. :... ':,!~-~ DOl faAUTOMATIC at Li.!uy ::tt:mJm!l, fOR L£SS MONEY One SPACE HEATERS REFRIGERATORS 0' I 0 3 Used SEIGLER Fuel Oil New 6Gooc1Uud 0 1 8 I 1 0 In Dlan-lo-llllD _ - --... . " .. ,. ......... hoi POMEROY, OHIO 0 1 0 18 CaplaU .... ,. I AT RUTLAND FURNITURE Slate O I O lt. lllch. , 0 Q 2 13 Ola.. Coalereaoe 1 Q o 'II Mulklngum ' ... c- ... YONKERS, N.Y. IUP!I- Rav~ oil, 1 5-ye.v-<Jid Bdlllan troller, will oompeto In tha Trabooceanlc Trot and lhe United Nations Trot ol Yonkoro Racoway. 'l;lte Tranooceanic, worth $411,000, will be run Oct. 8 and lhl $110,000 U.N. will be held 0<1. 11. .z·a·' --~· -~ e 10 end, bul Rich Krelllillti hat lllli-GWo 1AqM playlnJ 1uob fiDII foolball lhat BluUioo 1 o 0 ODI caa UD111t hJm. l 1 0 leads lho team with 17 0 I o IS lor Ml yardl and holda down t 1 0 I left JJido flanllq pool. L'd<lnli COIUno put oo lha beol •• Oddemaken Quote ohow ol blo carHr su.day u EvAM Mo. ..., Friday 0 Browne outlaotocllha Dallu ~ -; boyo, l"'lt, lo oloJ aiiYa ill ih.l qyy~Ub . .w S.lll Odda bll IO.lll eallem dlvlcdoa lltlo ICimper ,..d:l•mak<lrl today YOBIC IUP!l-'1111 mon-11 loci, Colllno' llfll bool-a U .... Jl quoted "even Certified ,., .. EVERY .INCH A PERFECT 0 3 0 Ill Ohio WtoltyM lit. IJalon Four Games Slated In SVAC Friday . ~ 8 I I 28 8 I I IS CLEVELAND UPil - The llmplnl Cleveland Browna' offellM may 11et 10me help In the person of rookie Garr ColUtll. Collins, who ha1 beu tued oporlngly lhio 1011011, mooUy u • punlet, was tha Browno' top draft choice laol yur. Coach Paul BtlliWI lndleatos the Iormor Moryland olar will bo &elIllig a chance al colchinc the bell aa well ao boo11nJ .11. yards and lha- ollbo field II ltlltond far behfod. The leadiliC pau receiver II v...,. Burko ot Oregan Stale. who llao aC<OIIIIIod IO< 311 yardo on 15 receptlou. A dlllaat oocondls John SIIIUUII ot Tuloa 'IO(Ih 11 ~ on4 111 yardl while ... 1 :lOll: tion pamntase-.7'71 with of '' RIDU FOlJR WINNERS fortle, a drlvllll ltulhu... hoklo . a oubllanllal lead ""' Groot In CAMDEN, N.J. <UPfl - APlntal otl- with 11'111 yords In prenllco )lckey Ronnie Ferraro fOW' IIIDH. Grou, who 1111 rode fcxw: wtnnera at Garden played '"' loa 1ame, has totallod , Slate Park Wednesday-includlnK 1!61 yards. CompleUna lhe fll'll Some Song ffi.O(I) In lhe featura. n.. aro Bakor 11431, Pele Pedro He aloo won oboard Terrorize of Wnt Tuu 81. tiSIJ and fl8.001 ill lhe oecond, Sam Rou Goorg. Mlro ol Miami of Florldo f~.40J In lbe fourth and Maloy &801 . l$11.80l In the slxlh. Pedro I• tha l'lllhllllf leador wllh 621 ylrdl plllod In 'IS nrrloo. Fortlo Ia n~nner-up wllh ~ II:NTJIJRS TWO RACit:S lie· planned brief workouts al CaadlosHck Park today, permitting. who announced game that his sixthwould be "Ford, or , llld be would know ohwl hla pllchllllf pllltu a>tl!l'll workout. This wu lblk'• W 11 miPt be ealled 2 1 1 11 1 1 o '13 2 1 0 a 1 1 t f1 2 1 o 46 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 HirUJ a 1 o o. m 1 1 0 119 s 2 1 1 OIW State rr ,.-.1 IN fXAtT city. ... Ridge . j Alou's line drive iD lhe eighth in- righthanded lireballer. lhe learn. Willie Mays echoed lhe manaotatemenl and de<larod, rudy for two 1amos IOild New York borne a Ohio colthroogh records e1 o.t ,, off-. Wooot.r ~7 rr~~"~';"~ ~ ' • Obi 0 0 pen 1----------lhtme Underdog Role B0 b Shave WIDS ".!lJ R ed . e WI'th 284 e svu e At The Plains For Second Tun Reedsville :: the Milwaukee believe we'll win," Dark told re- the Yankees to a 3'3 victory on (96t Ser " agafnsl the Cincinnati i:porten who met: the Giants at Sunday. After being hit by Felipe Reds, or Coates, an m • and - out '62 W,Torld Serz·es Ohio College W 4 they eu upset Gallipolill Friday rugbt. : The Pauthers have survived hard practice drills all this week liter suffering their worst loss of a long time Jut Friday by AthenL · A major college coach, speaking at an area banquet lut year, said determinatiOn accounts for the lliggest ~ part of a team's aucceu. And the Panthers do seem determined this week. B TIM lliOilLUTY rloo Muaser Al¥ln Dark Also Middleport Yellow Jacket players Intend to be Y . ...,j loch 11p for '1belr battle at Jackson. Senior Guard Dick Bodi- · · · · · UPI Sporto Writer . · · . · · om,. 1""P ...U.,er• llld 1 mer who pulled back ligaments in the Gallipolis game, NEW YORK WPII - BIIWJil ~ ha.. "' ~-4 baoethll dewill 'reportedly be ready for action. . aucOOing lhe World Series are ,.::1 art or m Injuries have cost Pomeroy the se~ces of .one start~r. touting Joe Cronin, tho Amerlcu po ... . but another player is now off the InJured hst and Wlll League preJOidonl, •• lbo man Bill Skowron ,. lhe leading be back. 1most likely 1o JOUcC<ed FO<d Fr~<k Yankoo biller wllh a .3'111 .,.,.,., Muion Stowe, 270 pound senior tackle, suffered a , as the <<>IJlllli&ioner of bueball. He Wo111 bald hltlen in lhe flrlt knee Injury on the first play of the game against Ath- Frick, now ll8, Ia nearmg the three pmeo but lh.. weJJt 3-lorens. Jt has not been determined how long be will be lost. reliromenl oge. s illlhe loorlh tame. Rook~e Tom Bul Chuck Buffinlrton, the fleet footed senior hall- other candldalel for lbo job 111- Treoh II the Yanbu' secblck, who hurt his 6ack in early season play, will be l elude Judge Robert Cannon, lhe ond ludlng bitt~ .wllll • .w ready. Buffington ill rated as one of the best aefensJVe · major league players' upresellta- mark billed on 6 Ms m 17 al-blls. players on Pomeroy.) team. Don Mayer and Jerry Sham- tive, and former Vice Preeidllll 'lllo Glanta' loadlnJ bltlor II blin will be filling II) for Stowe. Richard Nixon, if he lo beaten lo Jooe Pagan wllh I lor 10 llld a · California's sen.ak.lrial race .. , .500 averap.. , Unknown to aeveral fans, Danny Howard, the star full- Mickey Mantle, who broke a 'lllt Yank-. regarded u lbo blck of the Gallipolis team, ia the son of a former Porn· Babe Ruth Series record by goin- sluggera 101n!r lllto this "war," eroy player. ing his 34th walk In Monday'• have bit Ollly - homer In four The powerfol Negro fullback is Zeb Howard's son. fourlh game It 1pproachlng an- 1ameo <CIN Boyer Ill llnl Zeb played for the Panthers during the late 30's and other Roth' record. Tho next g~m~l, Tho Giani! have hll Iolii' was a great standout, u Is his son now for the Blue De- homer Mickey hits wOI eblble in four pmea. But 5aJl FraDeltvUs. Zeb earned a berth on the Ail-S EO team his last two him to tie 1\utb for mool Serleo co ployon ha•en't o1o1m a years of high school. homers (151 .. , while the Yan- •• 3-for-.1 Danny is reported by longtime grid fans to be a carbo.n The Giants have spill the first lhll d - -. copy of his pappy. Howard Uvea In Galhpolts with his f r games wilh the Yankees · &randlnother while his father works away. ____ _ • :::nout the bel? of ihree of their biggest hltter.s. Harvey Kuenn is JOCKEYS PJCil BOUIMI:TII 0-for-s, wmie Mccovey I• 1-for-7, NEw YORK mPn _ . and Orlando Cepeda Ls O-for-12. LONDON fiJPII- 'ftw Brllllh The Series record lor fullllly Boubnetlo hu bo• ~ was posted by Gil Hodges o{ lbe president ollht Jockeys' Guild In Dodgers in 195:1. He wenl 0-for~l.. lho biennial wllng, Boulmells · o PJDC · h hiller a art succ e«ledllerlha thll retiredarEdclia Ar· NEW YORK UJPP - Jury Hugh Campbell of Washington sa.n FrancJsc_ Gro!ll ol Ottroit, tbe leadtlr Jn State ts third with 1'7 catches, ~-atting 1.000 m the c~nt Se-_ caro ear ~ · -~ total offense and pa~wng offt>n•t> Dick Fitzsimmons of New Mex· unlll he was Injured 1..1 ....,... le-o le.ds In punting with • 47.8 Is making aDOtber bid to dalm averzge, RUisel Vollmer of Mem&hose titles thl& year. phiK Slale Is the punt return leadA.:a. In total Statistics releaoed today by the er wllh an average of 115.7 Gary CHICAGO IUPll -The mighty MlnneJOia 1e..,. · NCAA Senolt"e Bureau 1how GrQAs Kenley of Arizona top1 the Jist offense or Northwestern hat the 11 expected, wl: ~:;~rds leading all major ·colleGe football In kickoff relurno 31.51 and Jerry Wlldcals leadlll(l tl!e loom olalla- oltlrt and ill 1'lllh I • playen in paasing yatdagl! t~ntf I.ogan of West Texn!l Stateisthe tics of Lhe Big Ten ill 'wo d• lnl up Just ~~Y~:. •th~~:)l. Je<Ond to Eldoa Fort.l.t of BriM· ocorlng leader wllh 7ll polnh. Jlllrlment~ ••~1 :110 llh da per ham Young ill Inial ollense. Ara Parseghlan'a learn Is tope -. w 3241 , yar In total offell&l with PJI. t.veraa• ttart. In three gameo Gru" hao ..,._ OIANTS DROP LINEBACKJ!R 01 246.$ t18 cooteel. ObJo Stale, dall!lldtng BJi Tm pleted 45 of 91 pa11 attempt. for yar per 1131 yardo. Dick ihlnor of MaryNEW YORK IUPll- Lillebacker Tbe Wildcato, In caM coacbett cllempa. are third In ruthlng ofland II oecond with 41 oompi. Bob Shmu, a 3-year veleran wllh gel lhe ldaa lhey ••• pou hut f-. !OIII'Ih Ill Jolal IIODIO, followed by Torry Baker of the New York Giants, hu been eon 'l prolecl OKalhil diem, have fourth lll ·rushlns delanoe, th!rd in Oregon Slate with le, Ju:t.ll:' Edgo placed on walvero. The dropping lhe air alto, juot 11 yard• a eon..,. oeoond in or North Carolina wlth 34 anti or Simms, 11 former Rutsera .dar, yielded the least yardage thr~h total deft ' John Giles of I..oulsv!:Ie with 'tS leaves the Giants with 35 fllarers, the air"also, Jutt 15 yardl a con\ defeDH and fifdl Jn puJbti of. Tom Myen, 8 NCJrthwP.stPm one leu than t~e National Foot. lest. .t.... IOphomore, hu the heJJ~ t'Omple- ball Leque lbrut. Sll allempll. rted Oevits ln victory .in Yankee ~· ~es. The man-to-man price The problem mlgbt never have That would leave it up W by rookie Tom Tresh• three-run for Fr1day'a sixth pme was eome up had it not been for lile Daley. the soft- curve aouthpaw homer In the eighth Jnnlng. But money. batted ball that bit Stafford in who was credited with the Yilthe spoke word.a of caution. "We all feel fme aod I •till the shin while he was pitching kees ' final - game victory in the I .. ' ' • legged Bill stafford, ot would tt ''It' ll go sown pmes," Dark , Bravo ol 1958," Houk recalled. with an extra day of rest Jn be- ning. Sta rtord finished the game, be a IIC!OOd - Uae pi1ebw Uke l '"'Heel. " Wboever takes the MV· were up on Ql thne games sla~"ts. Houk thus con tern · : but he has walked sliH - legged Bud n.ley or Jim Coatet1' enth taka lt all ." to o• aud 1tiU lost, ~ idea _or starting ~- ~ s ince . AI the Series returned to CanBe Wtdl CoalWea Naturally, we have the advantage ~Itched f'r)day, so lhat if The 24-year-old righthander hu dlestiek Park in San Francisco, ami . ee but there's still time left for Ser1es were extended to Sat- I been taking sonic treatmtnt for wth the Yankees leading tbret Houk puffed on • .e1gar and thing to happen. the Yankees would have the severe bruise and illsists "I'D games to two, the pitchiDg pb.na beamed all the confidence of a Deapite Houk'1 cautioUI pitching ace well rested for pitch." But if nGt 100 per cent of GW>b manoa•· AI J)arl< - e mu illlbo driver'• lOIII &18, the oddsmakers mado deciding game. fit , Stafford, loo, would be a dearly outlined. lt would be eag- day foDowiDc W. Y..._. S ~ J Yankees '7 to 2 favorites to 8Laffe,nl UabbW gamble. ey , S.year-old Billy Pierce on Friday, and if he were I~.~Cee~&ful, the Gialllb: planned to llake everything Saturday on lefthmd. .. . ." World Series Moves To }'Frisco' For Big Sixth Game By LEO H. PETERSEN UPI 111111117~ SAN FRANCISCO <UPJ >- Manager Ralph Houk, needing onJy one more World Series victory SPORTS DESK ... •• .-·. Ij . RACINE, OHIO Forest Sotiety Items . VIrgil Walker Yislted hla ents, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Lewis er. He also called on Mr. Robert LaudermiH who IJ Ill. .. Mra. John Scotl vlolted' Mrs. Roscoe Wise ODd daughlet niler Lynn. Matthew and Cliilton Napper -~~~;t~s:pe~n~t~a::~~~wllh j" Mr. the make nwre people depend on ' 'U CllmaW 1..,.,. Spo<i COMpt ..S~e four entirely different kind• of car~ at your Clrevrolet dealer'I ••• Chevrolet, Chevy II. Corvai; and Corvette ---"-------···-..:..--···------------------·-···--·-·-···-·-·--·-··- POMER.OY ;MOTOR CO. PHON! WY 2-2126 ~IssJamea Sharon woUter and ,w_. -MA-IN_s_T_R-EET--------""!"'---~.. P-O_M_E_R_o_v _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ __ t_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Loub vWiod .Mr•• ,. . • �.• .• . ' • • • -··------' Society Items IIQUISITI JIWELIY Gifts ' 101 AU. OCWIOIIS 8: IL SANBORN .... 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".... · tlon "· ThariU. Plaller Party New1 Platter Party Local Nne 8:30 NfiWI Bo" 9:00 9oll5 B:SO l'llollo WY H'l·d US 4:00 4:05 4:30 1:!0 NIWI us -·· 1901. Ll1. AIHit minute, M 8 oo Rajllo llymnll 8o~ Breakfaat Party o Ageall, Mlddlet>ol1 P'lro, A. . 4:t:.s.,.. ........ With .• 6 06 COlllltl')' Musle Time claHze tn ponds, and land........ I'OOM tr. P. M. Cowdery, <ok>r OF AFFECTJON.- RALEIGH M...., Tr.....,., ''c '""' M .8pokla ·'l.SWp atmleslll)' 'WMPO Radio RUTLAND, OHIO !la'niahed apartmem. WY J.38'14. 1 31 aa. Brli"h&. ......... 88. Trop\0111 Jl.Thua Donahue wu around. It 11 tom• H.Mothw times difficult to tell whether be sa. Bott il alive ex~ that he maket mo- jO, Up-to-th.. - MODERN J"f. Monaol :110. Weigbl. S3.N~ drtftr I.Dutcll JI'Midium If. Ott ol « Rutland Furniture ill*·• tur11. •~ llni. H. ....... Jl, Father at&t..: sum. We handle all sizes of tanks for bottle gas. We service what we sell dMUI • • R•rd fll e.ttJe :M. bCh.anit abbr. you eM bt a dAle jockey or a ".Pantry hoodlum iD whlcb hta Ue aiayed televiliDD atar, tbere'a naU, DOinvader firmly ill placo, ""' ooco1 diroc- thing betler, II lbere? Tho whole 411.8allor tor wn, u olw•vs •nolber o1 world II peaeby • .-cl evorybodjt'o ~ ' • happy DAILY CIIYPTOQUOTE - Here'• how to work Its th.,. sHc:k, emply, Icy, lmper- Tr .Dolllh illho belt actor AXYDLBA.t.Xa 0'1 111 aonal machine-made products of II LONOPELLOW , the Worner Broo. people laclory. Iince Gardner M.ella7· One letter limply •tand. lot anot'hw. 111. tw. t~Mple A 11 uu4 You !mow lho l!lrla: Copri ponlo \ tor the th~ L'1, X tor the two O'a, etc. Slncl• let~n. apo•• trophlu, t.t\11 lenstn and for·matlo• ot U.. wor41 are all n;ntL ~d a blaH: eqllea!lloo. Bach day the code letten au 41thrtnt. Donahue I'OI!elttly oald "I del- The Cbuoel llwba1 Eel pile the inlellectualo. fd rather van'o NOY. 4 oaiute to composer & iCJI'J'pt.t,.,. ~ I be a bum on a beaclt than a Richard Rodgera on CBS-TV will WBMLU SL WBJK:J'Pt1 UtBMTO N hlghbr""' lntolleclual all "'" orfiiDAIO In Carneglo HaD . ....• Europe." Marilyn Monroe and Robert Ml~ ·CI B LQNTTU.T LUKQ&PPI:BIL B"'( Well, the i>!oeb II only 10 mll,. cl>um slar In NBC TV'o Saturdoy 8 I'!' 8 AU P L,- X 0 S Q W N I from Hollywood, and the rest night movie. "River No Re.. :~s Ye.t.erd.a;r't c'ryptoquote; HA'l'RIIDB ARII THE f' ohould lake care .of lileW. But turn," OcL 20. In addltloa to a fight LUMBE ,..... M.ScribbM a young hoodhup'lattraction W1 But·for us ktdJ, we thiDk that, stolen Yiolin. non.ue·a ludieroua outliide ~ Dicit Clark, Troy aDd intnudoWJ u a Quati.,liYat.e ~ COnDit art the greatest - reaDy slripped the ltory .al o11 ll'll'!llth. people 1o be envied. I man, II Everything For ARoom or AHome I • • :UI&Ddl ~k .. $1 .!10 Jl.)l . . lind out I& .bult.unJ.. '""*..._.. $4.00 Ca1tro. In hiJ new role, Doaobtto play• a hotel social director, which gives you an idea of what even the producer• tbillk of him. Aud. Tuuday night, iD what ""uld have beoD o •harp lalt of nn., au z .a. though, A:BCTV The Jea&t t.'l'iminal o1 tht three, lt.)(-reached Ule penultimate in ecata- a Hawaiian boy profeaskmllly J(l ON&t ay a. week ago Tuetday night etched by actor Marc Rolnt~unt, tl. when it moved Troy Into the "HI· does not know the value of the ft.Pale ' wltlan Eye" tet'iet witb Connie violin but feela pulled to it, r&- Ja. Late ,,. Steveoa. membering hi• cleoid rather'• •tflower It was a natural tran1itloo, Dt..it. traction to tht inttrument. ahue hav.irlg pre'YIOUJI)' terved in There wu • fine ~cene Ia 11.-Beta a aerlea called "Sw11hle · f,'' which Romaunt goe~ to his fa· Jl, lllv~ which wu 1 "Hawall&D Eyt" aet tber'• old friend. a violin tea.cb. WbltneF In Miami and Wll the worlt thing er auepecta ~t~methin£ 11 wrong th,at happened ._, Florlcla IInce w:hea be hear1 the I.Dilrument'a 2t.bl&tlv.l 32, Blunder For us ldds, PHONE WY 2·2157 ..,., 01-0id• • Golfer- 1&. ........ ~-t centa.. 6 cenu per word for three consecutive insertions Special - one month for 30 cent.s per word. hll rate ol f centa per word will be charied for ad· vertising if not paid within 10 days after receivina bill . Errors in Advertisinc-Should be reported immediately. 1be Daily Sentinel will not be te5ponsible for more than one incorrect insertton. Card of Thanks and Special Not1ce11 of Events, $1 .23, for 50 word minimum. Each additional word, lc. Obituariu published o~.t 1 cent per word. 15 -·~~ • ·-·-- l'.. -<It 04111 ~~~ o ~ . ..----------------1 f. DOWN By RICK DU BROW Tueoday olglll, be Involved re. A..u .....,.,_ LButcMr, · t cents per word, one insertion MirUmum cb.uee-60 WORDS · -c.-..,...,- --- -...... ... ... ....... ....... ..... -- ... -· CROSSWORD .._Hall! 41, M..OOW 11--w.... A.c.,_ Platter Party New~ Report 5o311 Platlar Party ~~~E~==="" 5o 15 ~ US NANCY ~ PIKE··-YOU BETTER STOP BULLYIN(7 · SLUG GO··- HE JUST 60T A JOB AS A BOUNCER lv IIHIE IIUSHMILLEI RUBBER BALL FACTORY �• ' ~· ..- .- Y"'tr ....,,.._.,__,. ..,.,. -~ ..,.._ ... "" .... -.. .. .. -....,. - .. --. ~ ' . -- - ................ - .. . . , .. .. ...... . . . . _ ... ,, . . . . . . ' ' . . .. . . . . . . . ~ 1' '- • · •"" '--• • .. • . ... - ......... •• " " ' - ' '• . . . ..... ... .. ..... ........ .. · " .... ·-... '"' ~ • , ~YOU .. -- ... • ' • ... --·, Nri Cape, .,., ........ \ . _...._ -. ., ,.,, " > KNOW ~-~ v~. fOir ........,., _.,n,. .. - .... lot ........, poll!. ' · · enttne WEATHER loolPial ..CioN, _ ,_... ....- tompiiiWL A=~ 0 ...;:e ~ f/J 'i <&:C ~ -; ' ~ ..ue. ~~~~--------~--------~~==~~~~~~----------~---VOL XIV NO. 151 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Oct. 12, 1962 ~· ~~t< -~----PJUCJI: FM CENTI Det>Oied To Tile I,.,_, 0/ Tile Meip.M- For 'Real' Robber ' Attendant Confesses To Woman Hurt ... InA~ident Hoax Report On Route 554· ~.e~rw In our sreat ap of expl0111tl0n we pay tribute to Christopher U!lumbut. Hit deeds remain a bvinll example of courase.at we prepare to em· bark on new adventures in the sreatest ocean led by tbt' ' · State lllgbWilY Patrol :n\UJ1day morning near we know. •allle~ en by . , . Cbeshlre;· paos. :!bey . um .wllap to ·both a Halel neelnaa, 31, Oleahiret, In lbe ·FrMman ~~Ve!l • '!JII'alned nocill Pa8senPr · •or. and lbOulcler. Shaver waa elteel We IHIY 3% Interest on nY~nas 1< Golllpolls # Oet. 17 for fallurO , to ·'aiCJlal a turn aDd Freeman wai . clt*J . for . ..me datt 011 a chlrce of ure to CIV• en , ~ltitt Pomeroy National Bank One qlher arre.ta patrol wo l.ol">la .r · - • .... , ..",. . JCv .• to Serving Meigs County for over 90 years ~ RUTLAND UpOils eoitllolond\IY on a ....,,.I LADIES BEnER ham, Ala., fl5 for passing on curve. URSES Boosters Open · Drive For New. · Memhers ' I s .99 ... ' ' DESIGNED IY SHERRY -MADE OF LUXURIOUS TOLEX. ELBERFELDS TWO DAY SALE CHOICE OF COLORS: BLACK, RED, BROWN, BEIGE, OTTER Mens and Young Mens JACKETS and COATS and GREEN. GIRLS' Strong on warmth MEIGS THEATRE SKIN SLAX I 00% STRETCH NYLON WATER REPELLENT Snug Fit For Extra Wermth Terrific Values In this two day sale of mens find Doe Lon Vlnyla, Heeksuede, All Wool Penta, Cotton Twllls, All warmly Hned. Many styles completely washable. See them and buy them In the busy Men's Wear Department on the first floor. Mln't ami Youn1 Mtft•e $5.95 COATS and JACms $4.88 Fred MacMurray Jane Wy. For Indoor & Outdoor Weer m•n\vMichael cailan, Debor· ah alley . . . . a Hollday spree In eay Panel . . . De· borab Walley appears on the Men'• lncl Veu111 Min'• 1 sUr . .. Callan punuet ber Men'• ancl . ' $8.95 COATS and JACKETS $6.88 beach in a Blklnl end crotea Assorted Colors Warm and HandHme Fall and Winter Jackets and Car Coats. You'll TONIGHT ' NOT OPIN PRIDAY thru WIDNIIDAY OctoiMr 12-17 W•ll Dlsn..,., "BON VOYAOI" (Tecbnicolor l ln a boat. C:elorcartoona Y•"' Men's $11.95 COATS ancl JACKETS $9.88 Admisaion: '7&c and S&t Mtln'• and Yeuq Mtn'1 $12.95 COATS aiHI JACKETS 1G.I8 . I CARTOON IYIRY NttiHT ~l~ION DRIVE·IN TONIGHT SIZE 1 • 6x • • • • • 0 • SIZE 7. 14 o 0 0 0 0 "I o 0 I 0 t t t 0 • • •• • • • • $1.99 $2.99 a PRtDAY suoan Hayword, Dean Martin "ADA" ~~~ Terence Morpn and Robert Btalty 1n Oct. 13 lotur<tay Rory Calhoon, Colleen Miller ~~~·.:u_::.'!.o Brodf~'11man and .J.Ot' ·,POMEROY PAitKING . f' Mrs. French W IU Card Club Ho•ten ltflfi'J#laiJ llmsorve_!llked.,bldy =~~~~ • ~· .. ' - Mafi• . . Mon$...... Sizes 38 to 48 In blue JirHD, or ., u tan. Rgularly ' 1 5• SALI PIICI $1G.II coats ·~n4• JAcms 16.88 nd Y $1t.9s . o:I'UJ.nf = prl!eo ot lbe conclusion of lbe PillYinc ~ re!rea!unonto......, $16.95 COATS and JACKETS 14.11 j WIIIWD Chlldo, Mn. Robert Schmoll oDd Mn. Howard loon L,,'ned k. t •·. Jac ·e Mln'a aM Y.Ufti,·Mir.a · -· " ... Mon • J • , Yoo111 Mon•a . \ ..J $~6!CJ$ .(OATS ' · "' ' " .. · , W.,l.l SlzH 38 to 48 ' ... JA~ETS 2U8 , ·' · , , ...,,l.Jfl..l!f , 2J.SO•COATS l!ld JACKETS 19.88 ' .· , Mon....... Youllf Mon" - , ~ll!lorJHtua ~LI! pill~~ '14.11 ' E"t·,a. :E·RFE~Ji)l~' ..I·:N· '; fOMERQY . . . 'L.~~------~------~· --·~·-·~-~·-·--~i·· ·'~'-~:··~~·~p~-~~.·~·~·-·....P-. . .·.-"~·~·.-'.·--------~--·-'·~--.J ' •( \ .,,, de oDd Mra. Agnue Howard. Mra. Chart.. Bradbury, Mn. ~--~~~--.·----------~·------------~~------------------~·Nkl· DumUd~. \ $14.95 COATS (IIHI JACKm 12.88 :!~t=.ho::.1nE~= ·~~~~c~='~~·~~:..,.oN" ~==~~~~~~ (Cinemu-J next meeting at tho bomli of . r, Min's end Vtune Min'• 'he Anu" • "II Shoulder Mra. Edna FWlcb entertain- "" her card club Tuelday ave- "SHAKIDOWN" LCI'tYJl ' Clieshlrt. ·' ' It oecurred ' at 9:20 a.m. on Rt. 1M weij of <;hestJre. A lrkellij' drlYOII by Stanley Sh&17·1 ... 4:3, ~. wu headed .... oDd l!)ado • toft turn Into OUR BANK WILL TRANSACT NO BUSINESS ON COLUMBUS DAY-fRIDAY, OCT08ER 12 POMEROY - . .... ,.,....,_"-,•. ••·•· .. "t'.,. t· \·; ' .. .... , , .,. --:..- .... ~-· ' ~----· '' ...,_ .,. ·-· . ..·; ,. • ,, .. ~. 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