https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6df492433b62b4393205340d3ca44316.pdf 44c6ec06dfb9246015987d6d31cb7661 PDF Text Text '.' · ··-- · -- · . .... - ....... ~ ....... ... . •• ' a-DaU.y ~nune1 , romeroy -JYuaatepoiL, u vn •J . Otttcers r ... ...... ~-- .. I Anniversary Is Missionary ~tety Presidents Of Temple Met , Mainly About Celebrated By Honored In Special Program In Middleport People In · P. R. Randol phs M~~!~a;;~~~~e."fofw~~e~;~ r:~~~~t;::;e"Yre~~:t:~::! Th f th : Pomeroy Mr and Mrs P R Randolph Grande Baptlst Association Mrs Mol he M.:-Ghet and 1 1 0 a•o~ ~taft I Bride-Elect Is Honored With Shower At James Pullen Home -...... ...... .. . .:. -:r h • -- NOW YOU KNOW m . SO LICHT AltO EASY' J by Miss Jan ts Hauck brtde-elect I Jr Mrs o F Mt Ktnlev Mr ~ .J ffe ndreguffar meef Mtng T e V (lf Ronald Evans ~as honored Be~(_·h Mrs Brad ford - M r !I 8 0 wers 0 etgs ern' ta Pythmn last Saturday evemng at the 1Sten• · Ba tle). Mrs Jan· Hauc k p!f', Ststers was held Mr and Mrs Herbert D1xon home of Mrs James Pullen m1Mrs Audre) Frost Mtss Paltv M d 1 th K f p land Susan and Roger vi.'lited proof Reedsvtlle observed the I r 1were honored Monday evemng grams were dtstr1buted bv Mrs. r:otden Wedding anniversary . wher a spec1a · 1 progra111 wa sl (;.raN' Hys ell · • Sept. 23 Open house was held held at the Middleport Fhst A corsage and gift were pre· · ' · on ay t'vemr.~:: H e o d th f 11 f nd nd J Middleport when a shower was Lowen Cmda Morns, Beverly Hall 1 ~ Mtddle 11 Sunday at Pleasanton, wtth Mr an e o owmg ne s a Baptist Church Each was pre- 1sented to Mrs Rube~t ones, held ln her honor Hostesses Pernn, Mrs Ruy Maver, Nan- Th t po ffi th and Mrs Clyde Pratt and fam- relattves attended 1sented wlth a corsage by Mrs. ' speaker of the evenmg, Mrs. , '"•r• Sus1t- Pullen ' Sus1e Allens· r" ,lo \1aver ' Mrs Llii•e Haul'k, a pra)er e meemtngumson was opeth" twht e ily Mr and Mrs W C Randolph Donald Boone, Associational Janes, vtce president and pro- I "< ., WI \lorth and Carolyn Goegleln. Mrs Avery Goeglem, Mr s d 1 M W 11 , All Mr and Mrs George Logan 1.trs M1ke Pertko , M1ldred president, ' and also a gift. gram chairman ot the 0 h i o , , 3 mes \\ ere played and pnzes Bur1ce, Mrri Hobert McElhmnv, p~:::d~~~ · rs 1 Jam man and MlSs BerhJre Kmg VISited 'Wbinson. Wilham Moore, Mr Mia. ~.B&lpb~ --~ Mts.s1011. Society of American y,ere won bv Mrs Frank Beach. Mrs Edward Evans, Mrs Elo- p Tl g At ,. Sunday afternoon, w1lh Mrs and Mrs John D Webb Mr Mr§:" BOOrie with the presenta- Baptist Women, spoke on the 1 ~'- poem. ' u umn · :l nd 'I •·· sa Iut- "foundmg ot the Horne MIsMrs Waltf'r• Buncf', Mrs A11 en da Webb lud\ S;:w t>r Mrs t M (' ff R was Ow1ght Logan at Hol1.er Hosptt· n rs Ed Ste wart , Mr . and ttons The group was ai:!U 11 Jf'nkinson and Mrs Wallace Richard Ptc kens ~ tven c'Y 1 0 rs .r~ ..-~ usse al They rt>port ht>r as slightly Mrs Marnp Keebaugh, Tonya ' ed with an or~gmal poem , writ- s10ns" by the Baptist denomJ. 11 . ar sec- tmproved · · A NEW CREATION Bradford Semllw g1fts but unable to " s . h wenbsac o.n:~ as f M l nd "'-b L"!' ra.· Mr and Mrs. Er ten especially for the occasaon nabon and varrous diVISIOns of 0 Gift"- for \11ss Hauck were attend :ere Mrs Jack Satter- ~~La;~ ~n ~e a hence r~ Mr and Mrs Jimmy Fry of win Cain, Mr. and Mrs Am by Mrs Charles Lewis and read Home and Foreign Mtssionary IN BROOMS a el an rn y,. 0 was repor- New Haven W Va and Mr brose Ktbble, Mr and Mrs L. by Mrs Boone The corsages work She began wtth the plo... •~ Plar-P; (ln ., table covered wtth field Mrs Richard Roller ~rs 1s, rugs, ' cloth. The w a 11 Howard ' Wilson. Mr~. Lawrenl'e Ied d Barcus, were made by Mrs E. L Hugh. neer work of Roger WtJIJams ter sw"p' _... a pale green and Mrs Edward Stdes a n d L Bowman, Flosste th•ncarp• ltrooms twice lh., slse dt>('Orntmn behmd the table fea- Lee, \1rs Norman Yeauger, A gtfl wus presented tL Mrs daughter Nma of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll RE.ldolph ~ and Mrs David Sneller m 1639. end weight. ' tured white wedding bells and Mrs. Jane Gtlkey Mr:. Rli'h- Pat Callagher m observance of VISited Sunday with Mr and Dr and Mrs M K Fugate, Mr Presidents honored were Mrs Followmg the closmg prayer 14 OUNCES-THINK OF IT strf'amers caught wtth the brl· ard .lone" ol Ponwruv. Sarah her · 50111 weddmg anmvf!rsary Mrs F.lias Sllles und Mrs Harold Johnson and Homer Brennefl of Rto Grande b; Rev Boone, a soctal hour Why Swin1 Pound• Of dal bouquet Hannigan, Uarlf'nt> Justis of whtch she and IVJr l:allagher Mtss Rozanna Kmght of Pt <.:huck, Emma Mae Van Meter, Mrs Je>eCookotPomeroy, Mrs' was hel~ m the church dmmg l Exc"' Weight? After thf' opemng of the g1fts MmersvJii(' Mrs HnwaHi Ba~ - celrhrated recently The gift Pleasant, W Va spent the H E . Ktbble: Martha . Holsing Margaret Smith of Jackson, Mr~ room wnh Mrs Charle"' Ben- Thous•nds of women heve IP. Racine nett, Mrs Hughes and Mr s 1prond this wonderful lkltt1o b MISS Hauck refreshments ers Clyda Taylor, Mrs Don- ~ was prest>nted by Mrs Owen wet:kf!nd wtth her grandmother, e1, Fanme B1gley. Sus1e Ker- Gretta Simpson of 1 y ' · · as ho.stesses broom-th•d•ysofwor were served to ' the followmg, ald ' Haur k Colt>f'n Wil son . Jan- u behalf of the Mt>1gs Temple, 1Mrs Jnhn F Bflly and fam1ly wm , Rhonda Co ngrove, Mr an d1Mrs Harold Mack of Cheshire,'snelie r ~cbng lwith • broom h•ve pasMd ne _ Mtldred Housh of Racme, Mrs. ice Zirkle and M<:~ nanrw Wood·1lhf' Staff and Offwers, and the j Rev and Mrs Eugene Thorn- Mrs Robey Williams. Mr and · Miss Marianne Woodrum of Sandwiches, cookJE~s. coffee, T•k•• the weep out of ....,. Mark Evans of Pomeroy , Jo gerd d rolumbus Past Ch tefs d11b .as and fam1ly uf Westerville Mrs Raymond Congrove, Jack tea , and mmts were served at / WILL NOT PULL NAP. Ann VanMeter, and Karen Refreshment s were punL·h An mv 1tation was read from were Monday guests of h1s par- Congrove. Mrs John Amerine, Wellston. and Mrs Ed1son Bak- a table covered wtth. a p 1 n k The both 0 f Racme Mrs and 1':tk1• lie<urated wtth pale tht- D1strwt Deputy tu attend ents , Mr and Mrs Everett Ruth Shultz , Mr. and Mrs AI e. of Middleport. clotlt and centered w1th a omk VISIT IN THE 1 C IS~. E f Pome~y Lu- green weddmg bells wtth stlver the n1strtd ConventiOn to be Thomas vtn Reed, Mr and Mrs. Ben Mrs Boonf! prestded over the arrangement by Mrs. L e w j a. ' HOUSEWARES OF rtfl~~~rn~a~; ~acme, and' the clappers and mmls Iheld al New Straitsville No- Mrs. Pr 1ce Hawk am.l liaugh- Buckley, Mrs Ada Kibble, Mr. meeting. whtch w~s opened with Pres1dmg at the silver servtce $ followmg from Middleport, Mrs. vernber 16 Game~ were play- ters, Mrs. Kenneth Lawson and and M1 s Arth~r L Het7.er, Lu- a devotional period by Mrs. were Mrs. Ba.ker and Mrs..satWendell Gerlar·h, Mrs Jenkm ed and pnzes won by Mrs Lena , Mrs Norbert Neutzhng and son cy Hetzer, Mtlls Burden, Mr. James Stephenson. terf1eld, president and v 1 c e son, Mrs. Alfred Scarberry McElhmny. Mr s. Horace ' Btll and Miss Patty Haggy spent I and Mrs Lloyd Black",Vood, Mr. Tho.se present had been ask- p>rr~es~ld~e~nt~of~th~e~M~is~si~on~s~ry~Sir~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;; McEihtnny, Mrs. Allman andiSunday m Columbus wtth Mrs and Mt·s. Arthur Da•1Js, Teddy ed to brmg a used sweater to iii Mr s Bt>UV Spenl'er :Hawk's son, Grover E tlawk and Joan Ann: Mr and Mrs. be sent to Hong Kong. and an Refresh~ents were served by who has returned home after Harry S. Moore , Mr and Mrs. offermg was rece1ved to pay Pomeroy, Ohio M . N th d M lsevf!ral weeks hosp1tahr.ation W C Randolph, Jr., Mr. and the cost of sendmg the sweat8 1gg Mrs Gart>n St~nsbur) , tm· Pt:l~J fi ~~e~~~art 111 sihear~Jose r~i ~ and IS improvmg , Mrs C L Ran<iolph, Mrs . The! ers Ushers for the offermg serTONIGHT mecllatt" past president ol t he tt Mr and Mrs John Smith and rna Orr , Mrs. Marcia Keller, vJce were Mrs Edward U "COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR" Mnldleport Garden Club, was w evE"nmg. d ht r JoAnn of SandyvtiJf! IMr and Mrs H E. Cowdery, Moore, Mrs Joe Wilson, Miss (Technlcolor) awardl>d the uutsta.ndmg Gar-; '14-~~: ~~t guests of her par-rMr and Mrs Webster Reed. Rho?a Hall, 4nd Mrs Jack Sat- , WUllam Holden, Lilli Palm· dener awa1d last Saturday at ents Mr and Mrs Pl'lce Hawk . Mr. and Mrs Ov1e Miller, and terf1eld~, 1 er, HuJh Gnfhtb. Wm Hoi· M;·s John Bayliff and daugh- Mrs Cora Patterson ~.~P. voted to hold a den, "' Eflc Erickson, Amer· the Fall IJJstmt meetmg ht>ld j ican ·born Swede who outwit· m Belptt> tt>r uf Cndersvdre and M r s. l Sf!ndmg presentt. were Mr Spriuj ·R&Ily on the mommg of I t1d the Nazi durtng World ! Mrs Stansbury was ae('omNewton Spencer of Logan are and Mrs. Earle Wlg&l, Mr and the '¥:SO.Cliltional meeting. War a, selling them on an :panted lu the meetm.; by oth' Ute guests of Mr and Mrs. c. Mrs Earl Shears, Mr and Mrs The ' president$ were saluted ilnagmary oil .~;upply, Hlmm· er membe1 s ul th~ Mt.ddleport , IF Tompkms and assistmg in George Black, Mr and M r s with the singing of an origmal Jer paases lum mlo Re1ch club, M1 s John K1nc~:~td, Mrs Tltt' Snulhern H1gh S r h o o l 1the cat e of Mrs. Tompkins who John Buchaflan , Mr and Mrs. song. The dlJet number w a s while he suppltea AJI!ea wtlh M L ~ rt>nc h and Miss Harttt• Glee club's fund ralsmg sale 1Js Johnme Kibble, Mrs. Edna Ste· sung by Mrs . Clifford Stumbo 111 but impl ovlng Na:Ei move1. Mane Snuth ul Manot· 'l't'IUls r'rull cakes Mr' and Mt s Mtlt!s Me Far· ward, Mrs. Zona Lee, Mls.'Jes and Mrs. John Fultz With Mrs. COLORCARTOON: The award wus presented wus launehde tud,ly when Exe{' , ld and family uf Columbus Mildred and ~·orrest Kibble, -- -- - - - SNUBBY'S SON!..__ 1 fr om DISlrJl'l 11 of the Oh 10 11\IYt' IJeud ChaJifS Hayman l s~~nt Sunday With her futher Mrs MarjoTJe Marcum T a· . WID,. THURS. FRI. Axsoctal!on of ( i;mlen Clubs purchased .the fn·st fruit cake ·Emmt>it Will, ~hester Road ' Many cards were also rece1v r &nr.ng ~ elltnon October 24-25-26 I The meetmg was held at the fl'lln~ Melvm Van Meler, dub Ml·s Harry Davis and Mr. ed by the couple. I•'J.eltf B.v WSCS · NOT OPEN Dark blue metaUic finish. You'll know when you F' 1rst Mt\thodtst Church lll Bel-1pu?ltclly thn1rman Iand Mrs Don Duv 1s and dau· l • An ~tive M'l:i~~"' and ":let be'li!li.r the \vheel that this is Ihe Cadillac for ,pre I Contmumf;{ thJOu~lt Cktob~r lghte1· of Canton vtsJtt>d rela·! offJceri"tlBIRing sesston 11! the ' · you Local owned. A dream car. See it today' Bl& l <~nd Novembet· thts fund-rals· lt 1ves and friends over t h f' , • • WSCS of the United Methodist [ roomy 4 Door Sedan mg S<llc serves two purprlSf'S 0 SAI.E!i! PI.ANNEO Ill glves the buyer an opportun- we~kend em nS 'I church was held Sunday eveThere will he a rummage liY to rontrtbut e to worthwhtle Mr and Mrs. Dwight Hunt nmg at tile church I nmt l>llke sale m the lhms · adiVIIJes 5 onsored b the of Auron.1, Ill wel'e recent . Mrs. Jed Webste. Sr, presi Wurm•J bwldlttg 0<"1 26-27 ~Jv-1 1.1 1•1· 1 P. Y t of Mrs Everett : Mrs. Gary Dill entertained dent. was in charge of the 1 dinner· hguests 'l'h ey a 1so VJSI1ed Ill the C' hester commum't Y Horne meetln@ which opened with en bv the Mt Unum • (' h u, I' c h 1, L'P f u 1 w....denJo~ a 1n!lblmna · McKmg t · · Items y bamous pro'fhurt avut · Cl ub w·e:unes • day prayer by ' Mrs Harry P Smith women Anyone havmg ( Ita eon· k Colum hus WI lh Mr and Mrs. DemonstratiOn 1 1 "THfi'~O~~:··o~u~siNK" or baked !loods to contnbute Y Y t mat 1 ese ~u ;a ~s I C W Stansbury at her home with a luncheon 'J'he work of each offic~r was ( Technicolor) please eall Albany MY 8-2627 ~~e ~!:.~et:~i~h p~ak":se the: Mr and Mrps Bbrad hSch 11PJer Mrs Roger Kellet and Mrs. discussed with .Mrs Smith aSJ Doria: Day, Cary Gnmt, Gli or Rutland SH 2 4848 There Will It and sons of 1\ts urg · 1 a. Janet Gooch assisted in prepar· advisor. Attendmg vrere Mrs 1 II 11 1, Youn.. Mantle, AndrewRo11er Meadow~. ' were weekend guesh d ofM her ing several foods. Many dl£fer- Everett Thomas, Mrs C. Mell\1tckPy MaliS, be , revlv•l starting at the espec a Y re gt s Cadillac - Oldsmobile Yogi Berra, of New York church 011 Nov 3 Preachmg G!1•e club salesmen a1e mak- 1grandparenL'l, Mr an r s ent herbs were displayed in vln Alklre, Mrs L F Schoen · 4 'You'U Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business•• Yankees Irs • RIOT! 11~orv:lm w11l start at 7 30 each mg an effort to contact every Charles Warner, Ebenezer St. both their natural and commer- leb, Miss Lydia Ebersbach, l Colorurtooons evening. I~::~~~s:tlhrough a house-to-house Mr and Mrs. Rtchard Stmon clal form. They were identified MlY Grace Campbell, Mrs However, anyone wish- and fam1ly of Brooksville were and compared by the group. Lit- Alonzo CUster, Mrs. Smith and WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio 11 ~ to purchase a fruit rake weekend guests of her parents, erature explaining their tharaeMrs·-_: ~ · _W::e::b:st:e : r:.... , _ _ _ _ _ ,..1!,~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,!!1 (Political Adv't.) Thlr<l o/ a Seriea du1·in• the dr1ve, but who Is not Mr. and Mrs Raymond Hat· terisUcs and how they shou1d I•DIItlacled , may plac~ hi' bttl~r field. Rutland bt used was given. telephorung WI 9-3981, Mrs Frances Reibel, Mrs The business meeting was Anna Reuter and Miss Nelle conducted by the president, Mrs. Bing spent an enjoyable after- Reid Young. ProjecL for achievI)OOP Monday , with Mrs Gold1a ment day were discussed and East Asia Rim l• CirriP Study TI1•Pme tlberfeld, Harnsonv11le Road three subjects deckled on. Fredertck Bartels returned to Mrs. Keller had patterns and I 'l'he Afternoon Cirrle, led by I his home, Youngstown Monday Instructions available ror smockMrs Beulah Haves. 1 after a weekend visit With his mg cushions from corduroy ma"Around the Rim of East mother, Mrs Edna Bartels, terial, and Mrs. Norman Rose 1showed how to smock gingham at the monthly meetmg held at Nye Ave the t'hurch on Thursday, Octo- William Bartels and sons, lfor fancy aprons. bet :.!5 at 2 p m. Eddie and Chlll'k were Sunday Member:. attending besides Hostesses far lhe meeting In- dinner guests of h1s mother. previously named were M r a. Mrs Emerson J ones. Mrs Edna Bartels and his bro- Wooc row Mora, ).frs. Homer Mrs Normau Wayland and Mrs. ther Frederick. Holter, Mrs. Theadore Mora, H. K Wuodgerd . While the Mrs. H D. Defenbacher re- Mrs. Frances Spencer. Mrs. Pa· , study wtll Introduce a major turned to her home, Colum~s trlcla Holter. and Mrs. Freda cum·ern or Methodist nu.sslons, Sunday after a weekend VISit YoLmg. Guests were Mrs. Freel it wll\ also bring to this with her brother, Frank B , man Williams, Mrs. Gertrude mu111ty a discussion of at. Wtll and other relatives. Frank, Mrs. Earl Dill, and Mn. In~ sect ton of the wot·ld Mrs Grace Quillen ot I Nevada Beaver, overlooked . So Important 1s Marys. W Va. spent the week- The next meeting will be a Asia, m the v1ew of the Metho· end Wlttl relatives here. Christmas workshop on WedWhite fabrics come out whiter, colors dist Church, a systematic Mr and Mrs Gene Weimer nesday, November 14, at the come out brighter when you dry your through Adult Educallun and children, Jimmy, 0 a r home of Mrs. Frances Spencer. t. Service to Meigs County clothes the flameless way. An electric es or the entire region and Beeky of Sooth 2. Sound St•te Fin•nces dryer dries with pure radiant heat- just b__.. __ " _e_,_co..u.. ra.::g~ed-·--------.., 1 Mn. VIenna were weekend guests Sh U..._,n Nl'led Jay Warner and family. like sunshine. No burning fuel, no fumes, • 3. Person• I Help to People in their AI Mineraville no yellowing or fading of delicate fabrics • A groupo- of relatives a n d Dealings with State Government You'll love every flameless feature of the PINNER IS GIVEN friends visited Sunday afternoon 4. Aid to Ohio Economic & lndustri•l new electric dryers. Mr and Mrs. Cash H~hr err with Mr. and Mrs. George Gen· tertalned last Sunday With a helmer, Mlnersvllle. Mr. Gen. Development family dinner at their home Is ~nfined to his home • 3. Person• I Help to People In their Middleport in honor of tht 8 br~ken ankle doY of Mrs. Bahr's mother, Calling were Mr. ~nd Mrs. D..llngs with St•t• Government Martha Childs Others Homer Holter and Mr. and Mr!l. An "experienced hand" Is nrt·e ssnr~ to help were Mr. and Mrs. Mora and famtly Ches the clttzens of Meigs County who bel'ome involv· and s.helia and Road: Mrs. Denver 'Hotter ed m the mtncac1es of 1to1te governQ'Ient regul•· Mrs Mmnie Gilmore and sons Harry and George, tions, administrative rulings, agency procedures , Middleport, Mr . and Mnr Pine Gro~e. Mr.' and Mrs. Llndetc Your State Re~resentall\'e must ha"t' a spe· 11 Gibbs and Gloria and Greg eJ Daines, Flatwoods; Mr. and c1allzed "know -ho .... · In the proct'SlH'S of state gav· Havell. W Va. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Rose and grand ernment and lake a genuine perso nal intt'l't'sl your Joe Ji'alkner and children, Randy and Kathy Rose In the rrohlemR people bring to h1m. J1ll of Columbus and Can- of Reedsvll1e; Mrs Theodore In 2 years of servi('e in the State Leglslatul'e electric appliance and Chrlstme Bahr. Middleport; Miss EsthGeorge Meinhart has gamed an mtlmate knowledge er Joseph, Mrs. Gerald Amber of the p10ces ses and the "key personnt>l" in state dealer show them and Norman Rose, Miners GAVE DINNER government Osmer Frecker. Storyl I Stand For .. For Metgs Counbans, Georgl• Memhart has Mr. and Mrs Bradford Run; and Mr. and Mrs. David eCiu11e Cooperation With eA ssisted hundreds of citizens w1th Worknwns Our County Engineer with a dinner Kohlentz and family who were I Compensation claims •BI».L·k TO<Jl Roads urday evenmg at their home, dinner guests and Mr. eHelped many mdivlduals with Aid for the Aged Thrrmgbout The C()Unty MinersvilleGuests were Mr. , and Mrs. Earl J)@an and fam. eSupported increases In llnemplovment Compen• Frt>e Surplua Food and Mrs. Guy Ru.!ISell of lly of Chester. sation allowances and assisted Persons 111 danAt No Cust To Tht> County rt>n and Mrs. Stella Grueser, ----fying t he1r benefit status eComplf'te Budaet For Minersville. BOOSTER EVENT SET eAssisled businessmen in Sales Tax problems All C(lunty Dt'partmenta Plans have been completed eHelped get hE"tter Telephone Service for Meigs the Booster meeting of Pia County. VOTE FOR ... lS, Daughters of Amerlra, eCOJlSIStentlv ~u pported. Farm Legislation be held at GaUipolla, WedDemocr•fic For Informed, Busine11-like Help in riesday,;tober 31. It will be C•ndidate For Meig• In Hayword building, Dealing with Government Vote to Re-elect a State Sl. bellnnlni COUNTY 7:10 p.m. with Gallla CounREPUB~ICAN COMMISSIONER cJl as hostesses. A six !').'clock !""""u--;---...= CANDIDATE FOR dinner at the Farmm Hotel 20 Years Experience wUI the meeting. Re• In Public Accounting for the dinner muat and Tax Work REPUBLICAN N . Pol. Adv. In to l'rlbble WIIIIOII, Galll· Pd. Pol. Adv. P'ltwlut -ted the Ualted ...... perpetual IOVOI'Olpl)' OV• or Jbo C..al :ZODt Ia a lreal)' alpecl Ia 1103, II yean ltelore lilt cllllll o)ltlled. e • . • at y MEIGS THEATRE 'I PANTHERS - The Pomeroy Junior High 7·8th grade team will pad up today after school at 5 p.m . and play the little Rutland Red Devils, coached ~y Don QuiSenberry. The game Will be played on the Panther field . Pomeroy is believed to have one of the best passing attacks for a 7-8th grade team m the area . Seated, I. to r., Jack Moore, Van Kirkland, Ronnie Logan, Danny Crow, Mike Wright, Jeff Karr, Jack Haggy, Eddie Baer, Chucky Murray; Standmg, Charles Hysell Steve Fmlaw Don SwJSher Lennie Van Meter Bill Moore Andy Porter ~hn Bash, Tink Trlpplett, Raymond Z,irkle, Bi~y__Engllsh, Kenneth' Ha riley, and David Carr. -'Sentinel Photo. ' ' ' • Js Jn HIg • h Gear -;:;:~:=;''"';':'~7 Retired River CampaIgn B t Engmeer • · D'IeS Al Age 72 . h At AnnuaI POrtIand Nlg t 1 SPECIAL I 1959 CADILLAC ' J' KARR & VAN ZANDT County I as State Representative 19 - FLAMELESS I COMMISSIONER ·- i'r~. · ~· ·."\ ' .... .. i,• i ' •' .. ~ ' ., I ! SefVJCeS • FOf Letart Woman Are Annoonced te;..un mluU":I'I. · Another BattJe He d Marking ADDIVersaries • promse • p•tJenty I u. s. • D J A• . Support GrOWS "Dick" KARR, Sr. bJ u.s.. quara~tine !M"'Ia Charles R. .___x__.__G_E-'-QR_GE A. MEINHARO t" b:' - Public Works Program Described Sam Arnold State Representative :: ZaJ to you now. ' ' .!b, ........, Honor Supem'sor For 40 years In Phone Indusl ry let ,• - .. WASHINGTON IUPI) - A Pentagon spokesman aid mortly W today he had no evlienee that any Cuba·bound Ruutan abl hid o r e - - • altered their course beeause of the U.S. blorkade The 1 lllrlled bed or the flr81 Intercept would take place, aid It eould .....,. liked wber: Asked whether the flr81 ship to be stopped neresiiiJ'II wiU we - Ill. 11 said, that Is where our interest is roneentrated." M~whlle :. ~ ~- he viet Union rejeded and sent back to the U.S. Emburo an Amrm.a OICOW, S.. 1 lng ito plauned sea bln<kade of Cuba. IIDte ....... fso v·- • -- - _u__ Needs GEORGE A. MEINHART ... Celebration Js FUMING Meigs ...,:t~~-:,.~ pancakes For Nov. 2 SUpper I I "I r 1 I ' tbs Mrs DdJ Was D t atlon Club HosteSS 1 CbDee " ..... ... been lei as Beggars' Nigh• ffWASHINGTON (UP!) - The agailllt anna to Cuba went IIIIo Ia Rullaod vUiage. e ect at 10 a m .. EDT today and all Signs pomted to a clasb within h · Tbe houro have beea s el 08 Amertcan w~rsh1ps and Soviet vessels headed for tbe island Witb ~~!' 1D:g to bu_ 08 CO:DIWW' from six to alae with the siren tld m the. most eriti~alsituation si nee World War 11 PresJd I to blow to •lpUy lbe berJn· wllb cabmet officials and hts top-level military and intell' ence ad ent Keltlled,yTwenty·fiVe RusSian ships, some believed to be ca,..Jf bJ. ot 1 nlog boiU', and also for 1 • • endlog. AU ebUdreo must be wreck~ng American cJtJes, moved ·toward a bristling nng 0 Us wanh1 capa oH the olreelo at 9:30 p.m., PT. PLEASANT - Hugh ' ~s .:::riCh were under orders. to block by whatever means further' aar...t'."~l: Pre • eledlon campaigning charged that the large bulldoz- McKelvey stated he believes uoless ~ompanied by a par Barbee Aetker, 72, a retired thv t t~ Ft~el C~~tro . Soviet offtcials here and elsewhere gave IY11'7 indication moved into high gear TUesday !er could have been purchased !funds can be found m the coun- 1 ent accordlog to a ttalemeat chief en@ineer of river boats, thfs 0~ 1 usstan s 1PS ~ould refuse to stop or be searched. In Ul.e Jat lltemaUve n. ·ut as office seekers or their I for $35,000 and that free surplus t)• budget to pave 60 miles of • lsslled by Mayor Ell Dennlsoa. died Tuesday afternoon In Hoi- f wl bd md.eanteUd.S. shtps would catTy out Kennedy's order to liDt.., .~o:p tbat 1 "• . uses ~ .., espv~~.esman took the platform at food could be gotten ·m Me1gs county roads each year. ! ~~W:lftX: ~ zer hospt'tal. He was a resident B t oth. e Iver . 15 a "CancHdt.tes N1ght" meetill£ county. Eleanor Robson mcurnbent l w~:!a:~*'i&~'°KOO!'Hllil' of Henderson, and a native of leadu wrtasdonhlyton e of the test~ ahead. Government source. and 00. . , - - . f..--• · Porll d • Mason county ers repo e 1 a P1ans were "gomg forward" fo ru 1 · ...,._ m an · Arnold's opponent for the full •-~pubJican recorder, who 1s if present us measu . d r . a u -sea e JnVUion. of Cuba All polttlcal candidates, Dem- term of commissioner' Charles ruMing for an unexpired term,' He was born Aug. 30, 1800, United State~ ., res prove ma equate to neutralize the island U a tbreat 1o the ocrats, Repubhcan and lnde- R. (Dick) Karr, spoke brieily lasked for tlte support of all vot- j the son ~ . the ~te John and AmerH~an rorces were under or- -::::-=-=::-::~=--~------------pendents on the county, state and said "] am for everything ers. A Democrat candidate Don Molly Phllhps Aetker. Most of ders to maintain a tight bl k ~] of tb . 1 . or national level, were invited that Is g~ for Meigs county Young was not present I his active career was spent OR I ade proclaimed Tllesd . htocb. ~on . e IniSS] es now lD Cuba. pictures • the ~~Met .aduUe to th ublic event spo ored · R blic Co · tile river He was a member ay mg Y ussta was certian to veto the bases 1a Cubr.. the d' Co 't n~l b GOP official Kenneth McEl· epu an unty Auditor of tile M~sonJc lodge in Hunt- Prestdenl Kennedy W prevent ad· j (Coatinued ou Paee 7) changed • ~ b Pe Y ort an s mmum Y u · hinney, who 1s running for the offwe seeker Lurenza Davts dihonal Russtan oCfensi\'e weap- , · • About 100 persons attended. unexpired term of commission- told the audience that taX ~ton, Pt. Pleasant Moose (lh8 from reachmg Cuba. I 'The proof! IJI'OClaUned the Sen. J. Sherman Portet' Dern- er created by the death of Dan money should be spent for the ge, and the Henderson Meth-1 Alr d M ted (Centlllllld • Pap '7) ocratic candidate for State Sen· c Hartinger s s I'd he w I'll benefit of the maJ'ority and not LETART w VA Funeral odlst church. I E •• y f ... 1 I bl k th fl t did te to • ' . • · ·H11 wife preceded him jn ven a success u nava oc • ator, was e rs can a " Weigh each and every prob- 2J few. DaVIS BSid, "The tax dol· Sc. VICes for Mrs. Mary Jane death Survivors are three d lade, however, would not remove speak. He pledged to try to re· lem carefully and that lle is for Jar should be spent so we can Winebrenner who died Tues- &hte ' d t M J~ 1the threat of Russ1an 1 OOO.mile NEW DELHI. India UPI ~uce the burden of t.ixes and a progressiv~ Meigs county." get the best out of 1t." lncum- day at her ~idence after a E. ~~fenan~oar~ve:~k N mtssliet~ already mounted and India armounced today that it CQIIII1lented that befot;t., an of- McElhinney's Democralic op- bent Democrat Gordon H. Cald.l long Illness, wW be held at the c. Mra. Robert Stea be. . ready for firmg from C.ba. Thla Is ready to le<ept Comm1111181 fice hokler-.~ _fWJd!... t h.e ponent-Wllliam McKelvey saki well was not present as he was Guiding Star Church in Letart f 'Ale d . V M n rgeo lituaUon led to an UP.Surge of ill- Cblaele proposals for peace money muat first ~ found. "Our county roads are not' keep- attending an out-of-county ·meet· at 2 p m Thursday with ffi e 0 d p~an n:, Wa., rJs. ~w- vas ion talk in Wasbui'gton &alklt bat cm:b' fl tile Red . Porter'& GOP apponent, Qak- ing pace with areas around us." ing, according to officials. Rev. Hoiley Hensley offlclat- &ah FugA:lk :coch a,le to I., The United States was ~ttempt- troops wldldraw aortlii of die ley Collins, did not attend. · CONGRESSIONAL RACE Ing. Burial will be In the Letart w v · er ar a n, lng in he nlled Nations Securl- disputed bon!"' ltet-.a the The second candidate to take Speakin@ for Democratic cemeter • a., and Willlarn Aelker of Coun 11 to throu b two eoaotrlel. the platform was Meigs Coun· ' Congressman Walter H. Moel· She :;.s born November 20 Hender!On. A brother and si,. Y c put • a ...,.. --Paneake (with aa~~~age)...,.. ty Representatlv~, cont~tant. Doler, his administrative assist· 1879, in Leon, the dau@hter of ~r A~::e/urvive are Capt. 0 . NEW DELHl, India UPH- ~ are invited to visit the nald E. Mullen. ,,I believe m a } · • ant sa1d MoeUer favors t h e the late Simon p. and Angela Mrs of Pt. PleBBant and MOSCOW uPI - Several ,Communist ChnUJ called for troop Middleport High 8chooJ cafebatenced budget, sald MuUen. Medicare bill and that econom·IO'NaU Grimm. Her llusband, field ~r~me Andersoo of Win- hiiDdred Ratslaos toda)' pro- !disengagement and peace talks ~is::::~ ol Nov.J beMullen, a democrat, was follc redevelopment has been one John w preceded her in death chUd' · a. There are 10 grand- tested tbe Amer&ean blockade with Jndia today even though f::,_U " JKtet·Panther towed by Republican Rep. of h1s " major ojectJVes. " 1u~ 1950 ., Se r~n, will be h ld of Cuba In a demon11tratloo forces were smashing deeper into Tbeir ~· b George Meinhart, who endorsHe also discussed the Cuban Survivors Include five sons, ;;•ce~ t'nee Chat 2 p. outside the Embassy Indian territory Usfied ~-~~ wiD be ed the plan of James Rhodes situation. He satd the Repubh- Roy and Richard both of Syra- Wml.l ur Fay at 1 ho apman- bere. hJ a formal !itaternent the Pei- ~ h ..~.::-::"tbeGone Har· h ' coxen unera me. Rev lrled •• tb . ' ras, cUCUI.,... 'Ill Middlejob 1 h 0 for enrourag ng growt m A successful celebration was cans ave used Cuba as a cuse, o; Ray, Doylestown, o., Robert Da wiU officiate anci ne man .... eater e pmg . government proposed a port Athletic 8oollin Pucak Mella eounty. Meinhart said he!h ld S nd f th S6th . campaign ISSUe but d cannot Robert Sycamore Illinois· Ro.u burl 1 IU Ybe. Su emba1111y but was taken away meetmg between Premien Jawa· ....,.__ ,u~ 'nd 1 e u ay o e anm• • • a w m ncrest cemebrl file ha supper .....u&UUA;\\' h •• h . wJU contLnue to work for 1 us- versary of the Naomi Baptist be used any longer because of lQ('al; four daughters, Mrs. Lau- tery. Friends may call at the a~...:-r I e1 scu w1i .:NV· r1a,1 Ne r~ of lnd1a and Chou Harris outlined "..1.._ for the • trial e1pansion. He pointed to 1churc h and the th'tr d anmver· (Contluued oo Page 10) ra Stanley and Mrs Mildred f alte let mUltlamen guardlnl t be En-Ja1 of China to halt the Moody .....--....~.. ....,... _ __ · unera 1 uome r 5 p.m. to- mba 111 A Ia wd f f'.tl.ti the . ltlpper · - Y evelning at 1 the f t th8 t h h bee 1 0 ac e as n a sary of its pastor, Rev Samuel Howerton, Huntington; Mrs. day. e Y· rge cro 15" ng on ~ountaiDOIU bor- rep1ar IOIIetlD( al 1ba booster legisJator for l:l years, said J J ks 1 p h h HELD IN JAIL Myrtle Hoffman and Miss MaRu1slaos ptbered Ill front of der between India and Red-held bl1d tbe "experience is important." le~e~~ r:~~.omroy, c urc Edgar Taylor, 56, of Racine bel Winebrenner, both local; PARTY ANNOUNCED the butldingshortly aftel aoon Tibet. ~~: at biP acbool. AU four county commlaslollel' RD 1, has been arrested by one sJster Mrs Frank Linds- Th ill following a brief earlier demThe three-polnt Chinese state- ''Tick 11 lilt candidates were present. Demo- The church bulJd!ng, 109 years the Meigs County Sherriff's de· IJey, Toled~. 0.; · 20 grandchlldere w be 8 Ha1loween onatratioa by about 5I Soviet ment prepared to contiao DOthe are an DOW for CJ'It Sam Arnold led that group old, was the meeUng place for partment on a driving while ind 3• I· nd·"Jld party Thursday night, October stu.deatl. ing new from ""'"ol P I lng $1 (adult) and 50 centl (cltiJd. these long-time service memren an "grea gra ~,;~a ren. 25, at 7:30 at tile Pomeroy Ele~"'""'ous ep ren) for all *be pancakes WID of speakers saying he IS for CO· be Willla Le 1 81 toxicated charge. Taylor w a s Friends may call after 4 p.m. m ta h 1 P 1 f chll proposals for negotlati011 whicll ....... eat, •lth the ,, .. rs m ws years be' h ld . en ry sc oo. r zea or • ba .__ ,,M -· . ud 1 j .1 lnd : a b:'a:to roa:un~al:n•.;r (he became a deaeo~ at the mg e m coun y aJ ay. ~ednesday at the residence un- dren's costuming will be gtv- lutlon calling f(lr removal and ~~=otreP-,ed by the Indian Also to be M'Ved an aaU.: the ANSWER CALL I~~ P-~·bTh~~iKiay : e \t h ~ en. There Will be a sweet shop, dismantling under u N. supervi.l go · ages (Bob Evana), milt, aad 000 c!mty o~ned bull- age of 18); Susie Venable, 45 dozer ~nd sur Ius food Arnold years; Callie Banks, 30 years; . Y ~1 e en to c urc games~ refreshments and door firmed what congressional leadcoffee. ' p . - - and Lula Hampton, 25 years. Middleport fJremen answered to lie m state for one ~ur. F!>- prizes. lers learned from the~r meeting00f S J3r Meo of the booster group a call to the Hobson depot toglesong Funeral home Js in will serve from 5 p m tllrWgb M be led th Mr1. Wogan Diet~ In em." presen e pas. day at 12:28 a.m. where the charge. 7 p.m. 11111 ladles dj also u.• tor a 81ft on the occasion. An motor of an automobile owned MOSCOUI UPil - Despite So- . Columhul Hospital afternoon message was brought by George Roush Lelart w VIet th"'" .. ·~Ike "the IJUght· st!t. Myron Miller Ia aaalstlnJ by the Rev. D. L. Latham, pas- Va llad cau ht fi~ Th bl~ CASE DISMISSED Jest retahatory blow" against the W'th arrangements, M~ Mra. EdJUt Wogan, 68, .torm- tor of the Triedstone Baptist · . kl g xti ·1 h~ A case styled Millllie Green United States, Premier Nlklta of the baostera have tickets fer erly of Bailey Run, died In IJnJ.. Ichurch of Gallipolis. Tbe Tried· was QUIC y e ngu s • against the Kentucky Cenlral Klrrushchev appeor.d today .. be sale. veralty Hospital at Columbus Istone choir also sang. Life and Accident Insurance . leaving the door open for a fie. Tlcketl ror tile pme to ..,... Tuelday "ening following . a:l otber vlsltln@ ministers w r Melg• Memorial Hospital Company has been dtsmlssed Gertrude Smith Mitchell, Pomeroy~Middleport com- lble policy on the Cubali blockade low at I p. • t:bet eftllq IOn& illness. She was the w1fe Re W ht R e e ADMISSIONS - Janice Lef- records of Meigs County Com- mercial uff~ce supervisor for General Telephol'}e ,Com- ~ crisis. "ru be avaDahie 11 tile sa~ at 0. M. Wogan. : v. rJg • ev. Wood, Rev. fie, Hartford, W. Va.; Mtchael mon Pleas Court showed to- pany of Ohio, bas received a diamond service pm m re- Khrushchev took lime out Tues- per llelplol to tlknfniR abe Servlcet wlU be held at th_e ,Jones, and Rev. MitchelL Na- Lin~stamer, ReedsvDle; Fred- da • cognition of her 40 years service in the telephone indusn1 ht to hear American 0 ra sta~llll 111 lbte a& llle ._ Rutland Nazarene cllw:ch FrJ- j om~ church leaders .extended rec1a Mayer, Pomeroy; Irene Y try. J!rome Hines at the lklf:hoi for ltdmllskma. p day at l p.m. Burial w1U be in ~elf deepest appreciation to the Balley, Pomeroy. The pln is a miniature GenAfter the performance the Middleport Hill cemetery. i VIsitors and all other~ who help- ~ISCHARGES- C h a r 1 e s Melgt General Hospital eral System emblem Presensnd Ftrst 0 ut' The boosten hopt hundreds tation was ~de by F. W HamAnastas Mikoyan 01 foortbaU fans from MlddJt.. ArranaemenU are in charge of I eo make the celebration a SUL'- Smith, Pomeroy; William Hou- ADMISSIONS - None. &be Chue Funeral Home. 1cess. dashelt, Pomeroy, R. D. D. DISCHARGES - None. per of Manon, General Teleto Hines and his Wlfe ror 8 ~· Pomeroy and surroundphone's vice president of operamg areas will come to tht tlons. at a dinner ceremony Hines said the Soviet premier supper. ·:~e'll hve plenty_ of held In Athens recenlly. . "Jolly good hu .. hotealle1, Harris promised. 8 .... · he I m mor. Proceeds will be used for ._,... -~.t mn1. Mitchell began r te • Veteran We11tern diplomats here ephone career after graduasaid the flnt Sovlet reaction to ed ~ eq~Jpmeot at MH8. Fourteen federally - backed Melts, Gallia and Lawrence. Batt said 14 ARA projects the average need of distressed tkm from Pomeroy High the blockade bad been relatively President Bill pretfd,. .-ubuc warkl Programs lnvolv~ '11le conference also drew al with more tbaa •• mllUoa and areas m the country. School. From June until Decrestrained They said Khrushchev ed over the meeting when plant inli ont million dollars includ- few leaders from Washington, ' providing employment for 850 Speakers at the conference ember 1922, she was an operapparently hoped to fight the for a Thanksgiving record hop Jna: project& in Gallipolis a n d Scioto. Pike, Highland and Ad· persons ere DOW pendlag In included representative. of tbe ator for the Pomeroy and MidIn tht> llnitPd Nations rather sponsored by the booaten were Porileroy, and. 850 jobs, are ams counties, all outside t be tbe seven-county area. Coag· U. S. Oepartmemt of Interit~r, deleport Telephone Company on the high seas although revtewed. peodln& for Southeastern Ohio, lOth District. 1 resaman Moeller s a I d an- Labor, Agrtculture, Commerce, then on December 15 a h e had Inihcated in th; past that The boosters also will hold a Yups would not resJK'('t get-together Thursday evening. leaders from this area were The program was arranged ' oouncement of approval of Health, Education and Welfare. was transferred to the com1 toJ4,Jn Rio Grande Monday. Iby Allen H. Tett, Oh1o Field ! one project ean be expected Also on the program were of. mercia! business office. United States blockad~ of Cuba. November 1, for adult.l and Nearly 200 community offi- Co-ordinator for ARA at the within a few day1. fi c1als from the SrnaU Business Since then, Mrs. Mitcltell , football players, foUowing the e1a11 attendtns an Area fte.de- request of U. S Representative Batt saki t~ new act supple- Admmistration, Area Re-devel- has progressed through various pep rally. Milk, coffee, douih· velopment AdlblnistraUon eon- Walter H. Mueller, Lancaster. ments the ARA program and lopment AdminlBtratlon, and the jc.bs In the same office for nuts and rolls wiD be ~ed. terence at Rio Grande college FoiJowing the explanation of will provide money for many ICommunity Facllities Adrn. Ohio Standard Telephone Co. 1 Lady booster• are plann1na th1J tiean1 federal representatives the new law, community lead- projects communities have been j Federal officials explained Ohio Associated Telephone , ONDON UPil-Support grew event. ouWne the provisions of the aeo- ers were given an opportunlty 1unable to undertake He said1that requests for aid for com- and General Telephone Western Europe today Coach Frank Eschleman , . oelerated Public Works ask questions about their ' a back lr,g (lf sucll programs munity projects will go through pany of Ohio. fm· Kennedy's acUon to v1ewed formationa fans wUI see: gram approved last month specifJc projects, mostly water ' now exist. the same state and federal s:g- Her present position stop the Soviet missile buildup in in Athens Friday night when Coqresl. and sewage improvements. Pomeroy, where she Is Cuba. they watch the Jaeketl play 1 The new law provides up to encies as other ARA programs. qUires the handling of 'ftMt conference was William L. Batt, Jr., ARA 75 per cent aid but 50 per cent Completion of a one and er accounts for eome 4500 of the Fir1t European reaction had the Bulldogs, He indicated that for seven counties in the administrator from Washington, Imay be the limit for which any one-fourth miiJlon dollar sew· ephone! in and the Pomeroy cool, and demonstrators In AtheM is fast, tough, and ~ty lOth Congressional D. C. co-ordinator of the new Ohio communities Is eligible. age project at GaiHpo]ls and a Letart Falls, ter Eastern Stars. She several cities marched outside versatile. trlct. 'lbe seven classified Works Program told the Batt and other officials ex- sewage system for Pomeroy and Rutland. holds memberships In the embassie1 Tuesday He also lhowed toms of tht depressed areu by the U. that the program would plaiDed the aid for communi- were specltic projects discuss- Mrs MltclleU's dies Oriental Shrine, shouting "Hands <>ff Cllba." Jackets-Nelsonville game. won Department of Labor are enormous assiltance to ties facilities will be alloted ac- ed for Gallia and Melp ~ activities include and the Independent But late Tuesday and Tuesday by Middleport 14-0, apd. OOIDo.... Vlaton, ilocldnJJ, Ohio, cordin& to -<ormula baaed on Ues. In the UnJtecl Melllodlat Pioneer Alloclation. follow., oircula- ol the meotod 011 them.'! I s . ', ;;. ~ ~ lies lilt aUraL .... Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Ocl . 24, 1962 Il~BY THIS WEEK'S Sel/inrJ Manor Fruit cakes ,.1. Clash On Seas Inevitable As Blockade Set G/ee CJub /s 1 c rOL XIV NO. 161 ................ eloody _ _ _ 0 El BE Rf El D IN POMEROY i WEA1'HER --., ! •·, enttnel 1 Mrs. Stansbury Distinguished In Club Activity .. ":c:-- �-..r.··~ . •• • ~ .. . .. .. . . . .. .. • .. • • • • t • • • ' •• . ..• •~ • ~ ¥ ¥ .." 'I .,. / •' .' \' \> ., • •' Oak Grove News And Notes SPECIAL 4'x8'x!" Pre-Finished I '' Lauan Plywood Mahogany I' 1\!o Tric~(S • • Jus·t A Treat For You Regular $6.56 Sheet 1 s Sale •• OSCAR MAYER SHEET .- CORNED BEEF HASH !a:z. 1 LUMBER Gas Circulator Heaters Available in radiant and cir- r ulator types. Fully 11t1toma· 40,000 CLOVER FARM lb. Low Priced! 51 oz. PORK &. BEANS c Quality Beef! tic models. 3:5.000 - 70,000 BTU . TEMCO BATHROOM can HEATER ___ _ --·-· -- 7.95 Pickens Hardware MASON, W. VA. LIBBY'S c PORK LIVER, lb. · · c BOILED HAM, lb. · · PINEAPPLEGRAPEFRUIT DR IN CAMPBELL'S 46 oz. ••• eVEGETABLE e CHICKEN NOODLE eVEGETABLE BEEF SOUPS ANOTHER "BONANZA" WEEK-END OF BARGAINS can I, 6 cans 3 ROOMS GUARANTEE ! PARTY DRINK I 1 c 57 oz. can FURNITURE CO. Men's navy type MASON, W. VA. • - l lbs, • l1c APPLE SAUCE 303 MEN'S COMBED COTTON WHITE T-SHIRTS c CREME White POTATOES, 7 oz. cans NUN SO Red Delicious APPLES, 41bs. MARSHMELLOW $ • 1ar s .aa 2~~.~: 19c Corner Pt~rl and locust Racine Clover Farm Store 5th •nd Poorl St. RACINE, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·--------------Lyons Clover Farm Store Routo No, 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO eWe Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities . ---- ·-~--......,-----·--------~~-.-------":""-:---...--------... ' Men's Cork Sole Work Shoes!~~: s3-11 11 10 lb. --------- ------Roulo No. 124 Store · RUTLAND, OHIO e Prices Effective October 25-26-27 ...... ........... 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Earloe SETO Meeting plans tor the patients and lhelr By Racine PTA ";::!' :?:::: In N.,,...,i/1, :::;' :;"r,,;.::.-;;,":.:.'; . and the Delroll· Stee 1 rorJ)Qr- ly cand . malcb fthe considerable ""-- Rac1ne b Mrsth SOpalth Diddle and , M rd:oJ of theontune By James Sher man Porter anyone who drlm the high. lies be a nd R M Mrs Wallace BradfOfd a n d and. the rernamdE!'r m Conferonce the 1 State Senaaor 7th..!th District • ways ol lhls pari or southeast· [alion in Scioto county are Big tho Teachers A•sociation,•m•NlcOO. .u M m• r . G Mrs Wa'"e Gibbon s of Middle· n or Tubercul s in 1 This seat in the Ohio ern Ohio caa see the signs ol 1Business I can't beheve eolher i '" " r c 'Y se. · her 15 at lhe Racint r ad e : \ " s a Jl<lrt m Nelsonville yester· So ,;;:, Oh "" 1 1 senale is not for sale The peo- this " bundle of .ash." · ,of these two would have any I:\ w :':.:"',School. ·' " · et Y ams. day to attend the SETO meet. dl iod nd M Gil> P ie of these eiaht in . Articles in both lhe Enquirer part m a " purge Porter" effort alulreYw IC Wid 1 bowth Jr , Reports were given on the The Attendancor . was mg at the Nel110nvi!Je bo rs . ra th · r\._i. 00 . h 1959 I • not impcess· . WI . et you an ac- School of lnstnJctJon, . he ld at won . Hospna . I "' represen = and e Health g both parties. are and the .Dayton Daily News say stand I t k '" t e eg- tually better qualified toare know rade . hy Mrs · B"ch s fourth Tuhercu lo"' County Tuberculosis 1 e<l by the display ol " vas t lthat Big Business mte.ests in jiSialure agamst lhe so-called the needs ol the great major. [Bedlord by Mrs. MJtrgaret g o, Joseph Mator of the hos- Association at lhe meeting. _ _ _ wealth" - on the other hand, . Ohio are concentrating t h e I •Irecl-use tax defeated thai tax. '" 1i!y of cilizens in these e i g h 1I Houldashel!, Mrs . Rcth Tuck· The bud gel and linan<-. com- pJ!al SJ)Qke to the group and re1 lhey find it repugnant to aver. money and efforts to While m y posotiOn counties . because you and 1 ace '" · Mrs . Rachel Dowme. Mrs . mittees are planning a jitney purled thai at pr.,.nt there IN MARSHALL age human beings sut·h as you State Senators Edward H. De "emme<l Irom the living al lhe economic level or Dorothy SmJih. . supper in November , The school were 54 pauen" at the hospJt . Two local persons are mem. and I who have to work for a 'of Middletown. J. Sherman Por- tax would _do to farm .s, big majority of people. : It was announced there will Halloween party Will be held al. bers of the Marshall UmversJty liv ing . 1ter of Gallipolis , and Edmund land Detroit Steel both benefit· That's why 1 sav this dis- be a movie shown at the Luth- Thursday afternoon. Oct. 25 at - ·- Marching Band , according to But tbe Cincinnati Enquirer A. Sargus of Sl. Clairsville a- ,"" from my successful reSJSt· [lrid's seat'" the Ohio senate is eran ch urch Oct. 28 at 131J lor the .s.':enth and Eighth Grade Lor.aine Pyle.. _ Thomas S. O'Connel , associate bad a political article to the long woth Democrat•c candidate ' ance lo the proposal. ' not lor sale. I ail teen-agers : audJiormm . A " buzz" ,,,. n was held professor or muSJc and band effect that associa- Michael D. Coffey or Mentor. Therefore, It's not jnduslrfj Room mothers are Mrs. ' The program committee. distussing ·· what810Kind or Pro- director. O'Connel said Gene &Ions are prepard to drop a What your definition of 8 i g [•al interests inside my district BALLOON LAUNCHF.tJ Tucker's ![l'ade one. Mrs . Jan- which wa. undecided althe last gram Would You Like to Have Hesler . a Pomeroy High School bundle of cash and any olher Business is I don't know. but who want to gel nd of your MUGU. Calif. UPJJ- :e1 W;orner and Mrs . Barbara meeting are . Mrs . Audcey Hart, for the Commg Year. " graduate a member of tbt .1upport they can offer to as- surely you will agree that the state senator. It's Eig An experimental high altitude [ Roush; Mrs . Wolfe's grade two, Mrs . Lillian Hart. Mrs. Libby A social hour with refresh- drum se,.tion and Roger WiJ.. sore Republican control of lhe iOhio Valley Electric rorJ)Qra· Busine" interests . . weather balloon ca.. ying a six· Mrs. Geraldine Cross and Mrs. Welllord, Mrs. Neva Barley, ments was held in lhe lunch· l•ams or Middleport is 1 Tron> oew General Assembly," aod Ilion In Pike and Gallia coun· ' Tbio election Is a lest of pound payload w" suem>lully wruthann Hill ; Mrs. Price's Mrs. Ben,jce Theiss and Mrs. room boo. nl"er district'~ s ConfaefiOUIJ Light Brow11 Dark Iron IO'Iz-os. ' :!., :::"~' !~· ~..,_ JI't ney Supper, I Hee.yBned GRHN STAMPS ! 611 r F&P Spitach --------------- 6 !'! •1 Big Top Peanut Buffer i.'; Larse1's Veg-AII Mixed Veg. 6 !':. '1 "*"dairy value,! · H11t's Italian To•atoes ---- 5 :=. '1 Friskies Horse Meat wto,••, ---- 27 LONGHORN CHEESE ---lb. Jo-Bo Dog Food ___ ________ _12 '!;, '1 = Joan of A .. - of: lrrhl Roll-On Deodoram ft"defiB YEIETIBLE n.t11er H'• rnolble ror o rillreo or "modeot meaoo," ourb 'Bundle Of Cash' In District, Says Paper DOMINO CATSUP I ' PALMOUYE • FRESH POPCORN _. CRANBERRIES .,.,...., BUT I BOOIIIEEI toMPLm lOIII SET c .....,...,.,... lb.25 pke • Fe MWCHA1aK n.r•UJ&LU- HOW·TO·DO·IT ENCYCLOPEDIA ludia•...._,.,_l\<r, r OCTIIOI BLUE BONIET Cu C a ...,_ · · -VEL -:-=-1=-2--!..__;~::=:::.~~29~-~.. --· IW ..... , I•M "I 1!21 j__lt;;:Ja ~.za_.:-'----"'&9~ CIIIII:P 7 .........1 �.............,...... ,,..... . ... . . . . .' ' . ... . . . .. . . ·. . :. ·- · ··:,. ·'I' ·.. ·., ' ,. . ' ' . i " .. ~ ,.,.,.~ •• ~ ·, . ' .. ~· o,;o \- e ........ ................. .,.11 .... - 7 •••••• ;. ...... ~ . ~ ' , . ...... ••• 1 ,..,. ,. . , s rt r--------------------.. uppo Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Oct. 24, 1962-7 [Cuban oc~l,_ headlinot two lnche8 hlgh. They -- 1 SVAC Grid Games Set For Thursday Night All six teams of the Southern Valley Athletic Con· ference will be in action Thursday night this week as the regular Friday games were ~oved up _due ~ the . Southe~tern Ohio Teachers Meetmg at Oh10 Umveranty on Highlanders are showing more lSouthwestern's 2-5 record in all power in their attack following games. the shifting of 260-pound Bill Kyser Creek, undefeated in Howard from tackle to fullback. SVAC play, but sUll smarting With halfbacks Dan Crothers from last Saturctay's upset loss battle to escape the conference cellar. With Identical o-3 conference marks, the two Gallia County Fr1day. rivals will probably attract a The. Thursday night g r i _dl rangement&_ have been made to and Don Bloomer flanking How- at the hands of Buchtel-York by large crowd as they attempt to menu mcludes two ga~s m lbost the Little Blacks. ard , the ltighlanden possess a 24-22 score, will be at home drop each other into permanent Meigs County and two m Gel· In Gall:a County, the Hannan one_of the large.st and _ mo~t ex- Ito the Vikings of S3•mmes Val· cellar status. lia as Southwestern travels to Trace Wlldcat.s make the short pertenced backfield untta m the ley. The Bobcata are 6·1 in all Rounding out the ThW'8day Eastern and Racine plays host hop to North Gallia while pow- conference. games while the Vik ings are slate is the hastily scheduled to the Point Pleasant "8" team e~ful Kyger Creek plays host to Southwes_tern, fresh from its winless in seven starts. game between Racine and Point In a game that was just sched~ wmless Symmes Valley. 60-0 stompmg of Hannan Trace Another big conferen~ game Pleasant's Little Blacks. Coach uled thls w~k . Of the four games, on1y the last week, is the underdog in is set for the North Gallia grid- Bill Priddy's Tornadoes are af. Coach Bill Priddy's To~-~ clash between Southwestern and Thursday's dash with the once- i iro~ w~ere tile Pir~tes !leek ter thei_r sil::t~ win of the seadoes were originally faced wJth E~stern appears to be: one that · beaten Eagles. The lmst Eagles 1tbe1r first league Vlcklry over (son while Pomt goes for win an open date thlJ week, bUt ar· wdl attract any attentiOn as the have a 6-1 mark compared to 1Hannan Trace as both teama number three. 6-Daiiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct, !4, Dan Howard Holds Wide Wilt Burns In 56 Points scoring • Lead The scene has shifted but the made the Royall' home opentr • story is the same-as far as Wilt suceess. He hl& U poiDtl 11 C~ Chamberlain is concerned. cinnati nicked the Los Angelet The 7·foot·l ChamberlaJn, gun· Latera, 114-113. ntng lor his fourth straight NBA A crowd o1 5,2J5 JaW the w~ scorlng title, made his San Fran- riors open in Sao Jl'ranclloo. Thi1 cisco debut Tuesday night at the was I pretty good turnout since Cr>w Palace and hit 56 points as a world middleweight title fight san Francisco roared put ~ competed for the fana' dollars at troit, 140-113. ast year's Phila· nearby Candlest.cok Park. delphia warriors now operate out I of San Franclsco. CLEVELAND rUPD - Mel In other action a Madison Harder. who first joined the ~ Square Garden doubleheader saw dian• at a pitcher in 1928, hu Barney Cable's two free throws signed his 36th consecutive coowith 12 seconds to go give st. tract with the Cleve1and club.; ouis a 110-109 win over Chica· Harder. a coach; will be ICI'Ving go and Syractl!le bounce New under his 12th Tribe manager York, 123-llD. when Bir<lle Tebbetta tak........ At Cincinnati, Oscar Robertlon next spring. -·- - A 14-polnt production in the Gallipolis victory over Jackson by a 24-20 score h:.st Friday plus the shouklut of Wellston's Jim Martin by Athens in a 2616 win, boosted Gallla Academy 's great fuUback, Danny Howard, Into a 36-point lead in SEOAL scoring. His palr of touchdown~ and a two-point conversion also carrled Howard i?to the lead ~or all-games scormg honors With 82 in seven games. The 1911-pound block-buster shows 70 pomts m league pia\' and 82 in all games while fullback Jim Martin hold> down second place in both dlvlslons The Rutland Red Devil~ have that victories tn the next t w, By HAL WOOD eey Jones, may have. something wit~ 76 points in all games and been working out this week in games will give Rutland a " fairf UPI Sport1 Writer to say about that. Its fXJSsJble 44 m SEAL. eparat on for their Thursday ll successful season " . S,\N FRANClSCO WPil-BatJones may wanl to move John Grogan, Athens half1 Pr · There will be twD changes CHICo\GO IUPl) - Oh10 . th" d . 1 . Jllght game with Belpre, an out. ·State tered, bloody and bru tsed, Gene bou t t 0 th e E ast IS 1r m eague sconng fi t reported much 1mproved m Rutland'l slarllng lineup Lhlslco<~ch Woody H~yes sa!d today, Fullmer st1ll ~~set for a rematch Tiger In Command 34 points, while his teamsince earller in the year . week sure, he hi:Js wrJlten_ a letter of with Dick Tiger, the new klng of Tiger was in such complete , Bill Biggs ranks thitd In h Jim V h tl 1 apology for hia erihc•sm or of. Lh Wo ld 8 x· As . t' command ot the fight Tuesday scorlng with 48 Coac th enarri ~s d1a Junwr end Jerry Black will ftcJatmg during the Buckeve loss m~ddl /lghta 0 mg socw 100 night that many believe the N1- The schedule this week ~ends 1 • P aymg e g~~e ~ th urst ay move into the backfield f 11 r to Northwestern saturday: e 6 gerJaD would wm a return match to Gallipolis in the headlhecauTse hof , e t' u easFcrn work at the fullback •_lot, while But whether he was truly con- Tiger, who club~ and •lashed by a knockout. of the day while Wellston OhiO cac er11 mee mg on fl · sophomore Don Sm1th takes 1 ·1 lh tt 1· · nd will hel mcrease the at' ' rJ e Wa.'l ano er ~a. er. . us way tu unammout 15-rou "But 1 don't believe that." said to Pomeroy, Middleport day) I~ me of the over at Blacks end. Smith, a Big Ten CommiSSioner B•ll dect.smn mer Fullmer at Candle- Tiger. "He's too tougtl to knock , at Athens, and Jackson jourSO 145 pounder, has looked good Reed o 1 d ered U1e outspoken stick Park Tuesday mght is t" to N ~ J11 tendance, In 011 area teama don't play unttl Fri- m practice and has Improved a Haye1 to "apologize or el!'le." rci'!dy, too. ' !\. d f b SEOA~ ~~L ~AMES day. great deal said Vennari. f d h k , . . . . . . crow o a out Ui,OOO, • Hayes con lrmc at t e Buc - ' 1 f1ght tnm any bme,' sa1d mg approxJmately $lSO,OOO, aat m EP TP VenDBrl said that the over~ Wingback Russell Fraley has eye1 drill Tuesday night that he T , " in th k1l h f bal h G 3 4 82 but •ger. e c en, 1 necesmy weat er m , , .......... 1 f · j rf (a d the suffered a wrist injury b d aunaaceo1nuesn hadwntlentheletter Bthelgh HhtPk'· h W ou man. e ur ar w see t e carnagt, • .......... 12476 fac t tb a I Rutl an d PI. ys onlv. sl1ould be able 1o be read Y t o "He wanted an apology and .~<u,y". u 7 4: 48 to 4 bome came• this year I bu play on Thursday. what the corrwmssioner wants the [ me . 'fhrough_ tt.e flrat eight 7 !itretcbed tbe Rutland aihletlc The starting lineup will read commissioner geiA," he J>aJd M~nag~r Mar~d J~n, Ful~ it wu fairly _even as both A.. .......... : :: budget to the place where ll like thls: Sm1th and Jim Fer- "Sure 1 was wrong ...that m<Jkes ~er ~ P• ol, ~ e /:~tc_t ~rs set a fui?ous J~~e. B~A : 8 38 S I o ck llmited. Prices will need the support of two •rell at ends 1 Homer Runnion two of ull." j 85 cen ttgr on an a 1 f ger, a 4lOO-tlme e Ivery uvy guaranteed on stock ood attendance• to briDI U d La B t Ia kl Jl •· I ld w1!1 be m c1ther Rnzcman, Mont. , NJgerla, took over. He went 5 2 32 1_ K an rry arr a c es, m Tu..- eague cnmm1ssiVner 1a or 1 as Vegas Ncv Jan lD h tl d b th 11 h 5 2 32 up. Long and Ke1th Car~n Rt Haye;, erred m thn-e ways when 1, ~ ', ·• · · un ng, an Y e me t e ' mdse. Only. , 1 . . . . I dowever, T1ger s manager, Jer- round w.1s over fo'ullmer 5 2 32 Vennarl also said that h 15 guards and Bill Hysell at cen- he lTitiCJZed a pass mterfcrenee ---- --· --- - bl edl f th' bot 5 2 32 team has been playing ~ood ter . call against his team in the third 1 ~ hng romh e nose, h 1 ball this year but mistakes, In the backfield will be Black, period of the Northwestern ~orne. · an •s mout · SEOAL ONLY There wasn't a single I II 1 C fumblt~s and penalties, .a ong Fraley, Chuck t1eadle and Ben- The coach objected to t 1c ca TD EP TP VontodHeotor Vontecl Hootor wllh an unusual injury spree. ny Slawter. which ~:ave Northwestern the ball dO\I.'D In the bout, although il'ull· 1 have taken Its toll on the Ruton a pass play from Tom Myers. mer twice slipped to the floor G, ·· · ..... · ~ ~ ~ land winning column. He leels Bob Scott of the Buckeyee Inwhen mining punches and W, ........ .. tcrcepted the pas.a intended for Wa& wrestk>d to the <"iOVQ by ' A, .. ... . . .. • ~ : :: Pnlmer Hno Chuck Logan and raced " yard• Tiger. , w, ... .. ... 5 2 32 old Arll for a touchdown, which was call· Tum1 lnlo Rout L, · · · · · · · · · · Big Lead In EarningFt ed back by the interference pen. . But~~ turn~ into a root in the P, •••·•••••• 5 2 32 0 It GalllpoUs Junior High foot- . late gomg With Fullmer still bor· .. . .. . . .. . .. 4 6 30 Complete with SV& T Complete with SV&T DUNEDIN, ll'la. IUPII-Arnold a Y· ball players ground out a Iouth : lng In although. nearly blinded Pa lmer has op~ned J $16,000 le11d • Reed said the ob)ectlon "does- down Jn each quarter addinJ ithe biood from his eyeo ' . b0 ttl e n't do Woody credit, Is . . .drloUJ a two-point PAT each 'time to• outcome never was In doubt. after TO HOLD CARNIVAL OVt'r Genf" Itt Ier In t helr If' 1 1 t' I discredit to the game an we · NEW HAVEN - The New ~~;pro go s rnoney-wnnng •· . haveaconferenceagr~entthat defeat the Middleport 7-ftth lthe !:lith round and referee Jl'ranP.T.A. will hold their · NF.w YORK mPil-The United ' coaches will not uae fUm to grade squad 32-0 Tuesday ~fter kle C8.11ttr had tt 10-1 for Tiger Halloween ~-rnlval on ulmer. has earned $31.448 · ' 1 sy-,. ·•-- of ~ at the . thus l'reu lnternalionol ma}or co11 ege diseu.u or dltpute offlcial dec!- school at Middleport · un der Ca I"lLOrma 26th and 27th · fnr th1s year and tuler 1 bank. h fl 1d J k Do h d 1 . ,.. •••:zoo dl rootball rntmg~ IWlt rlt-pace slom." Halfback Larry Mitchell scor· mg.. u ge ac wney a Elementary School with Mrs. 1nil stmu s al ~. Complete with Sli& T Complete with SV&T ' accor ng vot~>s ami won·losl rocord& ln .. ffl 1 1 • Ut 9-5, Judge Vern Bybee 7-lli, and Hoff d Mr !fa k 0 cas uave to rna e a sp · ed three times on runs of 15 lted p ti al man an s. rry 10 the unurririnl figures relt":J:o;ed pnrenthescsl: _,.. dec II d don 't have yard11 at his · left end, 60 yards fn Un h reas by the Profel»ional Golfers i\s.~oseco1ru ll on, an w k'lnterna on 9-4, all serv1ng as co-c ha1rmen . 1 •·btiun. Tean: " Poln.t• the benefit of film," Reed added. on a pass from quarterback r t e_ ne mg. refreshments stand will o~ " . r h' ·d l . . I. fl~:<ns (Jl\ (,J·0' 2981 Northwestern coach Ar.a Par· Gregg S lth d f t In Uus bout Tl~r received only at 5 p.m. and the other N rth , , 1, J h• race or t 11 pace 1s ex (gl 14 Ol m , an rom wr1 $25 000 phil expenses . 282 tn·mely cloJJe. Billy casper hold!'! 2· 0 v.cs un · seghlan aaid ogan wu Inter- yards out over his )eft guard. ' f ' wtll open at 6 p.m. The *Complete With Safety Valve 45 per cent 0 the gate 212 fered with on the play In ques· .. [ 3. A\ahamn lH I 1 ~) got different otan.awiU Include the f llw .q 110t with t'arnlngl o .-.1.842 . t the taka uo 1 but Nallonal Open champion Jack 4. WiS<•nnsin (2\ 14-0 191 lion. Paraeghian tald two Inter- Rod Gilkey mad~ the last 66 2. 3 per cen ~1 Variety Show, Candy Apples, And Thermostat. All Heaters Vented. Nil'klma II brealhing down his r, Sotl Cal. ;~ \4-01 185 . ference penalties also were called touchdown on the fmal play of the theater te lslon. Cartoon Room, Popcorn, Flown••ck with SA !.liB tu hi.~ credit. 11. Mi ssi.'i.~ippi r II •4-0l IR4 agalntt Northwestern later "and the ~a~e, . gomg 20 _yards In the return bout each man Shop, Country Store, Pick· - - - -7. Washington (4-0·P 13.1 they were legilimale culls." arounc his rtght end. M1tch_ell will receive 30 par cent of Candy Shop, Sewing TOO MAN'Y UNr··rt 8 r..ou1tdana St <t-0-1l lOS made three of the extra p01nt take. Fish Pond, Silliouettes, 'HINGTON l' l'!\ _ US ll M1ch. State (1) (:J·H 60 efforts, Larry Thompson the Fullmer. uoable to reach Room Ring Toss Dart Ar:,\s Chief of St:.;r «i~·n . E~~-i 10. Auburn !4-01 :m l BIRTH ANNOUNCI:!:D final extra pointer, all on lger's head, concentrated Bal~ns, Fortune Tener, I· . .. 11 , 1 f . ., I Second 10 group : 11, Nebra•lw. MASON - Mayor and Mrs. ri.Jns . on the body and u a result CakfJ Guessing Bean Jar , ~h 1 Middleport, 0. U \ ec or 1 ' 1 ~ w (C 01 11 138: 12. Arkansali, 34: 13, Oregon, Olston Wright of Mason are anehampion had hardly a mark Wlc~·;;pread /l!al~~lc•J ]Jiiyllical i2R: 14, Miuouri, 23 : ~~ (liel , nounclng the birth of a ~on, The lttle Jackets never him. "" l ,an'~-'B"'e~a'"n"le~•-:__ _____~... lrmnmg prc!~-:rn m . _to rut dnwn Penn Slote ond Purdnr. l:l e<Jch; Randy Matthew, on Sun- mounted an offense worthy of "It'll h1.ke six stitches in l!w Duke. II: 18, Ohio State, 10 ; day. October 14, at the Mason I notice until midway Jn. the eye to fix u;t Gene," said Jenson. ' t ('Jt'('tl'OII. u~· t' 1.• w .11 'vt•s m·l l9, We•L Virg:lnla, ~; 20. Florida, Clinic. The infant weighed eight final period when they rolled So the ,Jan. )9 date fur the ('J't'Jl.~l'fl rt."lll'aJ'ch 111 ~ 0 dJet, sports 4. (pounds, nine ounces at birtb .. off two first downa. one on u match looked a bit on the doobl-1 n~··dlel~l'- and <'t,lfH'hl:lg h·ch•:I£JUes Others: Georgia Tech and Mln-1Maternal srandparents are Mr. perfecl pass from Quarter- ful elde. 11 1ll hcl~ solve lht. Jlrohlem. ........................";[ ne11n ta, ! ea12•h U<'. A.. M.mm1· 1an d '1 1' rs. J . S. BIll·rd , Hogse It, back Blll Swan to end Donnia :.::,..;.. ~(JI' itU und wa~hlngton State, 1 w. Va. Maternal great-grand Nelson. However, on a fourth Boya' Yellow Tl'~~~~~~:~ 1 l~~;~·,•·~u~'on.ronk- each. mother Is Mrs. Ball, London, and two toot situation at the t' Ohio. Paternal grandparenl'l are back Bill Swan to find lod '1'1'11:11 annuunced s capacity Mr. and Mr~. Onnie Wright, over on an ofl 111'd e pena Ity. I P CO t·~ ·owJ nf 70.000 f/\r ii!'l SonthwP!'It I0 MJNO Spencer, W. Va. The Wrights th M kw ll\u~~~~rlii:l play.s Or't. 30 ( onf.•rNwf' tnothull gam•· agu \nsl NEW BAVEN - A Dick Reid 11 Sizes 4-8. H 11~ Saturday night. 1R d Hop will be •eld n Sat- ~ ave ano er 80n, ar ayne, then Wellston comes 0 11 Watellproof Rubberized ecor a~e five . urday, October 27th at the Na----· Gallipolis on Nov. l. The Buna Cloth tlonal Guard Armory near Point I concluded the Middleport Pleasant betwe<'n the hours or SCHEDULE u.s. TOUR regular schedulP., with 8 and 11 p.m. Dick Reid and Nfi~ W YOUK lUPU a record of 0-3. the "Crystle's" dance ban ctwi\1 Zubtur, rated the outstanding - - - - -fruh from be present and free records and ter in European-Asiatic c•,:;.:~~ Coonhunters AsMIDDLIPORT lprlzes will be given away . 'T'he ltion. will lead a visiting~ price of admission will be $1.00 11mskctball teum un its rorthcoot· • Vibrasontc System per person. Thla is RJXmsored inp; eight·game tour of the j • Fcathu Trac Tone by the New Haven Junior Worn- St.atc.s. Acl·ording to the AmaArm an's Club and the proceeds will teur Athletic Union, the squad go to two charity projects, includf',, ~even members of the • Dynamic Sound Focua "Care" and the good s h i p silver m£lflul 1960 Olympi<All lndlvldllally 11HopP.'1 its opener here Nov. a. I w Ma Frl • kTIger • Earns 15-ROURd Woody Contrite DIC • • ver Gene Fulimer But Maintains DCCJSJOD Red Devils Need Victory, Big Crowd This Thursday DRESSES AN TH0 Ny Plumb"!..,. 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Wfllia Iaclia,. en. ham attended a Lions Club con. VesSell attempting to run the . vention in Cleveland over tbl blockade will be halted hy u.s. l_ .... __kend __· - - - - - - weapons and sunk il neceuary No precise hour for the flr~t coo~ Uve duty (or aa much u CIDI teal between Russian ships and year beyond normal tours. About U.S. blockade unill was forecast IW,OOO men were epeded to be but the first was epected dur: affected by~ order. ln MOiCOW, ing the afternoon unless the So- Kbrwhebev u;llled a IOinUWbat vie vessels chang liimilar decree, baltinl the diae course. ch of ~ -'*..:~.A showdown at sea seemed fD.. arge ~- ~ evit.able. Valerian Zorin SovietflpersonneL delegate to the United Nations, The blockade ~ta, TaU: Ji'orce said "no self-re~~pecting sttae will ll311, went on htatioP ~Cuba permit Us shipping to be All~~ comanlmand anlof ~~ Adm. TIL.. • ....., compered WI"th . " In Ha vaoa .rrem1er ; nlll W • W 1 Fidel Castro thundered that the DUIIldJ the. U.S. 2nd J'leet. ~ U. 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At the Without discussing this specific hour the blockade was to go into point. defense official& aaid "a effect, the President called a Lof t liti" ., Wh 't H . munUQI even ua es were 1 e ouse meeting of high- taken . to consider tioa In taolevel Cabinet, military and intel- . ~ a tine p llgl!Dce officiall Bitting a. an e"- rung anna quaran · .ecutive committee of the National Security CounciL Kennedy also summoned rongressional leaders of both parties back oo lhe White Ho<IJe for a , Of ODDS & ENDS 5 p.m. meeting, their secoud cri~ l sis conference since Monday aft. I Save 25 to 75% ernoon. :Kennedy's proclamation was is· On TheH ••• sued after the Organization of American States OAS) approved Din.ette Chain a U.S. resolution asking endorse$3-$6- $9 ment fo the blockade. The vote 1 was 19-0 with Uruguay abstani- Occasional TabiH ing because it did not receive in$4-$8-$12 structions from its home govern- Table Lampl 1 I •• Beat the cold-weather rush! 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Sliced 33c lb. $149.00 H & R FIRESTONE l wtnnie Breasts,,.,., lb. 59c Super Righi - JONATHAN J Jc SMOKED PICNICS I GAHS JuniOr High DefeatS Middleport lb. c Legs F,.,., _ "'- 49c WHOLE ·' SAVE 1 I 1 HEATER SALE $1 0·00 sso:oo I I 1 0p10g efS De1ler For Phillips Sisters Style Shop H His Position I Syracuse 1 Soviet Deputy Foreign Min· Iduce de~ for the d~rnantU•! •ively r.ward the u.s. reoolu- Late HoP<. later Valerian A. Zorln iuued the of U.S. m1u1le base. throuihout lion. 1 Mr. and Mn. Ed~~ (hap. warnin1 in a stormy Security the world. High government IIJUrce!! ron- man of Columbus vtslted hil CooncH meetnli Tuesday night. late Monday with the President- grandpare~ts, Mr. and Mrii. He demanded that the ll-naUon TEN YEARII OF !APETY that as a matter of milit.ary e- Ja~ QlncJt group instruct tM UDited Satet 'pedumcy, invasion plana were go- Mw_ ~nna Case of Columto withdraw ltll blockading fleet. LINCOLNTON, N.C. (UPJl - ing forward . 1bus vtstted her grandparent~, Zorla terved ootloe that be- ThiJ we1tern North Carolina tov.·n These source~ nid, however, Mr. and Mra. Myron Beu. would veto a U.S. reeoluUoa tub- of about 8,000 retidentl Tuedtay that this country hopes hi IUc- Mn. James Guinther and mltted by Ambauador Adlai 1oomplet«< lta lOth ~ar without cess in the United Natinol would daughters, Lon and Clrrle, of SteveniOll calling for demolition 1 traffic death. make invation unnecessary. Pomeroy spent I Saturday wltl Sayto More NeetW her mother, Mn. Herman l..oofto Chariman Richard B Rusae.ll 1don. and sisters, Sandra and D-Ga .. of the Senate A~ed Serv~ I Patricia. ices Commitlee reportedly told John Slack Is spending IOlDI Kennedy M'on d a y that action · time with his sister and brotbstronger than a blockade would er-in-law, Mr. and Mnt Waynt ~ neceSilary to root the already- j Weir and 501'11 of Ca1edonla. matalled Soviet mlnites out of • Mrs. Earl Watkins audddJd.. Cuba. ren and Eugene stack called • The blockade waa ordered into ' Mrs. Doria Hendrick• at Mb effect at 10 a.m., EDT. Word ersvil!e Sunday. of the President'• action was Mrs. Charles Blake and MrL !lashed around -&he world during I Robert Harden have returllld he night t oall nations operating to their homes from ~ merchant vessels. Hospital at GaDlpoJil. b Early today, the U. S. Navy l Mrs. Howard Nolan attended ~dcast waminp to mercban.t the "kick ofr' meeting ol the ' ships to stay clear ol the Wind- Nationa1 Flml and City week ward P'-""ge, Yucatan Channa! at OSU in Columbus In - and the Florida Stratls. The Navy atlon of the Meip County"': "ld these heavily traveled ,.. In ot be held the ol N routes near Cuba may become 1 M'. "dangeroUJ waters." · Fi.-.t test of the blockade <wid , Mr. and Mn. Berman too. come roday, according to Defense ·don atte~ed funeral servicel Secretary Robert s M N SUnday m Poca, W. Va., for . "tyc amara. th . ~·- . Ia ~LB. sm .... of an tl t ell' muyr:r-m-- w, "--"P . ..~ y na opau a tempt~ Hood h band r the former In arming Cuba. I o Cuba Bl I. d J OC.K3 e s Factng • cflSIS •• I Ttte British government, which formulated their Jtrategy iand their baaes from under Ihad been slow in reacting, iSilued even as 25 Suviet ships sailed to- ,.; observation. ICODtiDUftl from Page J) ' a statement charging that Russia lward the U.S. blockade of Cuba I ri became obvioot~, from the London Daily. Sketch in black had been "guilty of deception ... behind a RW!SJ8Jl warning that tone ol Zorin's counctl Speeth and Mrs . William Eichinger. Mra. --~ Foreign Secretary Lord Home 1 "no lielf-re~>pid.llli 1Lat.e w1ll per- 1debat.e in lhe priva~ t~esliJon of Arthur Moranty and Mrs. U.:... acCUHd the Soviet Unkm of win& mit itA: shipping t obe tampered I the non-aligned power1 which fol <Contmued lrom page 1l , ard Nolan attended the ~ an "op~uniJt. and two-faced with.'" I lowed, that the cn..11 would pro- proposal and Cuba reactl;!d derJ· eastern Health Conference at fALL CLEARANCE 3. 1and withdra~al of ll<wlet mwileo APPLE PIE Fresh D•ily eiHh WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE I me•t. Specific arms covered in the blockade order were surface-tosurface missiles: bomber air~ craft: bombs; air-to-surface rocket.s and guided missiles; warheads for any of those missiles; mechanical or electronic equipment to operate such misBiles or any other classes of weapons designatcd by McNamara. Under the proclamation, "any vessel or M'aft proceeding to Cuba" will be ordered by Ahteri• can units to "stop, lie to, and submit to search." A ship found l to be carrying material banned 1 by the order will be directed to · prol-eed to another destination of its own choice. McNamara ordered all Navy and Marine personnel held on ac- $1-$2-$3 110V Clothes Dryer~ $69 Walnut BuHet Boudoir Chair1 $52 I' $12-$11-$24 Butttrfly Chair$ _ $4•75 Lighted Wall Pictures $1 3 pc. Dinette Sets, Table and 2 chain - - $29.95 25~ Off On Natlonelly Adv.rtited LUGGAGE A flew Plec.. Of SUMMER FURNITURE At A Snioa• For Sure B4KER FURNITURE Mlddl.port, 0. ENROLL NOW For Pomeroy Extension of G•llipolis Business College. Classes Will Be Held Three Evenings A Week. Two Complete Bask Diploma Courses These are Full and Complete Course• in Secretarial and General Business NOT just one or two isolated subjectl, The courses lead to positions as stenographer, secretacy, bookkeeper, r.lerk-~ypist, and other office positions. How To Enroll Since thia i6 an Accelerated Program, Reiistrations cannot be staggered and eve[J•one ia •cheduled to start at tht same time. Only a Llmlt.d Number of students will be accepted to insure maximum individual attention. Students accepted on a "first-come, First-served" basis. Call or Viait Mrs. Bouton At The M•rtin Hotel Phone WY 2·3224 or WY 2·9983 .. I �' . " ~. ·J'I .lll .... '' ' '' I)' . ENTER OFTEN 8 · D~ily Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middiepm·t. 0 . Od 24. 1962 Mason Community Bazaar Plans Now Are Completed Sunshine Cluss Planning Its Fall Activities Hardord News Notes Top Value Stamps SA YE 'N WIN BONANZA YOU MAY WIN A Shop Kroger for till 1963 THUNDERIIRD Brands Y" "'ENTE g~ p~ pw,. Bale! -. . R CUT - · Know! CENTER Rill QNTER Pet Milk ops . . l q....... 4~ ... -M 59c Loin .. - - .... DentaiCnam lb. lb• • t •••••• -······· - 83c ..... ....... Full Rib Half Pork Loin ...... all center chopo left onl ...... lb. 45c FuJI Loin Half Pork Loin 59C' 7 · Rib Pork Loin Roast 39c Mazola Oil ................. .......... .. 83c ~ .. Mixed Nuts ... _ Cooko4 Fres-Shore F1s, h""'· .....Pully,...... ,........39c %Hogs 49c ....... . 2 .... $1.33 . Kroger Flour Su ar Chocolate Milk Hi-C Giant Tide · K~or Fruit Cocktail Ivory Flakes 69c ' ..... ............. No. 303 cans 13c IGYe LADY BUXTON 22c Camay Slap . _... . .... .. ........... . JEWELL BOXES -~u 69c 2 ~I 1 I \ Oxydol ........ ' 'r ......... $2.47 .................. Drtft ~~ NORGE WASHERS l ......•••o·•··~··· 13c ..... SING E R NOW THRU OCT. 27 Jer Use Our SPECUI~S Plan I CHRISTMAS 5TYL! ·MATE ' model plut ZIGZAGGER lhtul•rlr Sll4 .4SI BONUS-DAYS PRICE NOW! $138·88 $74·50 ASK UCENSE PT. PLEASANT - Applying !or a marriage license appllea- eHAMILTON eBULOV.tl, eELGIN 51n~r M1lt Order Cataloe Sorvlc• A·nilable .t.t The F1brlc Shop, Pom41roy 5411 WooIens '""'"'" _ Good yd . We feature the Hamilt0n Elect ric Watch. The Proudest Man In Town Wears Shirts Laundered By , , , 19a • DUKE ClEANERS Pom.roy Pomoroy Singer Sales I< Service-McCall's Patter111 ' .._ ; ·- - ---- ~WY 2·2281 • 0 • • • ,, 25c 33c 200 • · ...,, -- .... ------·· ·•- 5 39C .......... 2 29~ K~·r ~. 25c 47c 3 SJ . C ffee ' 1 c.----lb. save Be o o 0 o o o • • • • • • 0 • • • 0 0 • • o 0 0 • • 0 o o I t 0 0 • • • • • • • 0 • • • • 0 • • • • o I o 0 o , , gal, o o o , Orange, Grape, Party Punch save 17c o o I 0 t 0 o o o o o o o o t 1 · o o o o o o o o 0 , 46 IOOJ.$ 1, 1.. tnotqt lunch Meat .. .. : ... .. .cake .. '•'•-ft ~ . o or C~111ry C~b c1... ... . c••- IGYI w. 141r c.. ~ . .. ..ct. coffee 0 ' o 0 o o o o0 0 o o o • Campbell's Soup 12 01. ian o o o t Genuine lmporttcl Th~ Coupon •I Po wtth nvpon ollll ~ .t .. 01. Kroger .... Vanlllo btoad C.,. ...,w. W., oz. loovll " ' luttennllk lreacl 20 save 23c This Coupon r-ards Purchase 0· Worth of CMPM _.,.. I I 50~ I 4 fl\llt D..... ., "Oold1n Harvest" Porcelo!~ China - -.. Coupon expira Wed., Oct. ll, 1162 Cou.pon expiru Wed., Oct. 31, 1982 with these coupons · -~ SJ o-·o· "O.Wtll H1P'llttt" Pon•l,./" ···---. ....---·-··-·--·-------·-·--·- ··-· ·----· ~--- .. -- ·-·· .......... t.t., Oct. 27, 1NI 'I 50 Benus Top Value 5tompe with C.Upotl llflll jtUrdlote ef :I pkp. lrawn 'N Serve Dinner lolls Ce\1~ ••Pit" S.t., Ort. 27, IN2 _J --------·----------------------Idaho Grown All Purpose 100 Bonus Top Value Stampo n.. with coupo11 oM purd!Qllll of $2.00 or more Frooh Produce bag ('eupgn t><F iru Sat., Oct. 27, lr62 o t 0 I o 0 o o t o les 8 69C.Pole ·Beans 2 ~~s. 29¢ ~-..-..- RoasfeiJ ·Peanuts L...................... P,..h ~totf, !Cieal for ·trick or treat ' . . ~: lb. · · 39c .. ' . ...,. Musselman• Cider ' ' :::!..!.::".... ".. $2.71 .... T.1}>-!111' , . , - . , MIDOL~POIT 01t. fl, lUI with wupoll . . . purchaM ef f-.. 4 ........,. . •' Norge Washen, as low as - 88.88 PHONI WY 2·26U cissorted flavon 50 Bonus Top Value Stamps o o o o o '. 0 '1 Worth ................ OPin Fr'clay & Saturday Nights ~Puddings, cana 6 oz. far o .• ~ MJ • No. 1 t lb. pkgs. To Save Cash On . ................... ING::LS FURNITURE ICropr Choc., a......, Or.,.. " Coconut S.ndwl'h Cookl• Coupon upirll Sat.. oct. n. 1JG rl·· -3: -BI_G_W_ -EE·K-.---- - ·---- · ·- --- Rome . on':f purtha'• (II any 2 49c 271 ' · ~n witlo r · Tomato each omooth opreading and goad tooting . C.Ut Uh 50 Bonus Top Value Stampo . t ·~ .:- .. Cet. 27, IN2 .. . . ,. .. . .' Kidney Be"~ ' ., ....... $1 VIsit Kroger for a full selection of Halloween candles anorted I 21bo. Kwlck Ktlsp Sllcod BICIDn $1.o9 with eliKh wupon ond purdlow Morton Cream ·Pies ... . . . . . . . . . ... . .. ... 39¢ $1 Kroger Preserves .. ;.. .... flavo.S .. . . ......... 4 Eatmore Margarine ... . . . .. .. ... . . .. 6 SJ CoHee ...... ~~t!'~~~ .. t Top Value Stampe with c.ovpton •IIIII purdo,... .,f 50 Bonus Top Value Stampe 12c 0 50 Bonus OL each 29~ c,u. ca111 0 NOICifo 0 50 lanus Top Value S!•IIJII ...-lth coupon •IIIII ..,,d!•N •' Any Plcg. POrk (hOpe or 1 Pork Steoks, lib. o r - lb. box01 • o o 0 0 I rxpir•r krt.. Oct. 21, '"' bag • ~ Sc off label 49c ..._.. ... ,.. ...... WY 2·2302: ?·~ I o ....... lOOK! LOOK! Thf! Fabric Slaop 115 W. Second 0 .. .. 3 01, ' plcgo. · Pudding • 3 2,, ...... 29c ·~-~ - ......., ......... ~· 0. NapldM ........ ~.,,o,, lomu, ,.,. .. 63c Nttl• ° c~ ,_,.,:n • • JUMW..... Uon in the office uf the County Clark was Henty L. Snapp, 21, Dayton. Ohio, and Dorcas Loraine Cox. 21, Dayton. Othon Up To 110.00 'A Tradem1rk of THE SINGER MFG. CO. IL .... .. ..__..~ . . 11 19.95 to 69.95 • .. , , , . ..,tdor U 01, ........ WATCH I YOUNG BUDGET mod•l plu• IUTTONHOI..ER Ut•tultrly $19.45) IONUS·DAY5 PRICI ) ..... : . I - mudt·l~ TO CHOOSE YOUR STYLE·O·MATI C' Autom1tlc ZIIIUII plu• SINGER ' S.wl"; Ubr1ry IR•tullrly $167 .3SJ IONUS.DAYS PRICE 27c a..... h.,INI v11 l lll' on your old 1111whlne llllt'll )OU tr.adf! lt In f or l hl' world '• rr1011t Wlmh•tl BONUS Comet ~1.,. I 11-. ...... ..... . IJCTRA BONUS AllOWANCE. th~u • , •. • '· aut... tl 0 ........... HARVEST DAYS SALE ! ! If •. lnotant ::::..~ ... 65c rnore • ....... c'*-Jwt• I !:t• ! :!.~''1:. • H"'IMI,. .._II, MlddltpOrt You Camay 0 •••• 0 Plain or self-riling C.Co1111t, •t,.wlttrry, DUTTON DRUG CO. • ' . •. . . . • • U.kf ......., •• ... ........ $1.33 li6lle ... ......... . Lay-Away Now For Christmas TONIGHT thru FRIDAY NOT OPEN Mr Clean JELL-0. 5.95 to 25.00 MEIGS Ohle - -Pomeroy, - ·-·-·-'--- $1 39 • • 2 DuzS.., Cui f•r ' D.ork, L!ght, Confoctlonory sav• 5c I lverySIIow ° 0 • ' .. lb. ------------ -------- ----- Mo•-" "- 2 l~:t t ..l 39c Fresh Ground Meat Loaf .......... ,..~ ......."' ..... .... . .. .. .. .. . . .. ... .. 59c CoHee ..... cT,:::J ............ Loan, rib-end cui ............lb. 1-..1 7\iiu. - o~l ~~:lie r .iO lanus Top Value sh.mp~ with '""*" and ,.,...._ ..r 3 lbs. or more FNoh G...,nd Mtot loaf ~---·~ ... ·• ' ' ·--· . ·~" ill • "'"'"' .. ' .. ... '' .. '-,.,•'' \•' ~ ...... . h •••. 49c Gal. 79c ' �.. • • .... . • "Frostls On The Pumpkin, But Never On Want Ad Results!" 10 D a 1l ~ Se nlmel Pom erO\ M1ddl ep01t 0 (14) FOR RENT I I•Unr U-11 Itt o ... m.1U l.o n~n I (20) BUSINESS SERVICES o r I ~ ~ ~f~ v t n r In " r~u of th• IIL'n mtll lim 11 " U< un l .:.r tilt' benef t uf Sutt.:.n Grover Erb Tawza nan Cozart Bt>lmda Larr} 'lbomas who IS emplov and Bobble Gluc:>sencamp ed '" "~ lumbus spent the week \AJ end With hiS parents Mr and 'l~ ~ "" Mrs Hru-ry Thomas Mmers ~ ville Mrs Carne Swarh! of Alfred • WANT ADS .1Melg • s-Mason com ng £ven' s -1 '""' - - - -- I KEITH GOBLE'S I SHARP USED CARS " WARRANTY LOW PAYMENTS cuckler ReaItv ,':. ,g 1 I Matn . fy About I '"'tilt' •;:,t '.:, j" I 'I People In Pomeroy I I 1 I I Expt>rl'"•nt't'd I I Legal Notices I RADIATOR '" TRUCKS ACK088 1 Pri ce II Lindbergh 1 - - >t •c I WOI t.b fi Oppo-.lte o.f pnmf' 6 C01 k11 }.>;J.t KU K Dl II ROW • f1 umtl Al & "'"' ONr DOG N 1H HOUSE IS CNUFF LL HIM I H::. 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WMPO Radio Moudar Trbgaugll Friday f,QI) 6 05 6 21 6 311 6 3 6 4~ 7 ()(I 7 0~ 7 31J 7 31 7 51 8 oo II 0 8 30 H 3~ 8 45 !I 00 ~('t\ ~ Countt') Music Time ~arm & World News NPI,\ S t ountrv Jambotee \letgs County RFD Ne\\ ~ Breakfast Party VHn Patnck .Sport!'t Shnw Pickens Hardware Show 7 50 News Report Radfo Hymnal Breakfasl Party Nevos Breakfast Party Bal\er Furn Show-Fr1day ~ey.~ 9 D5 Co!"fe€ Wtth Janet 1 :10 Nev.s 9 :15 Coffee With Janet \:1 4S Belty Ne'<lton Shn" S :1~ Platter Party NPWS 4 05 1-'latler Pa1 ty 4 lO I oral 1\e\1 s t 40 Mus1cal Mystenes 4 55 Bil l Stern !I Sports ftf'port 5 00 Platter Pnrt.y !5 00 Karr Van Zandt Sho'tl' FrL 5 15 Platter Party 5 30 Ne1,1,11 4 UO 5 35 P latlcr Party 6 00 Travelia Time 6 30 New! 6 35 Van Patrick Show 6 44 S1gn Off Saturday 6 00 Nt'W!I 6 05 Fall h For Today 62tl RFD 1 0 00 News u 0~ Mmtsterlal Association 0 2(J Mormng Interlude !I !0 Nevos 0 35 Mormng Interlude 1 00 Nr\\S 1 05 Swap Shop 1 15 Tod.oy \\itth God l 3Cl News 1 35 Farm Bureau I <Ill Oh1o F.ducatlon Assn 1 50 Livestock Market Report 7 00 Ne\\S 7 05 RrPakr3st Party 1 30 Ne"' 11 7 :m n ::10 News II 3.'i 1 op 12 oo 12 15 I 55 Upper Room I 'ill Do\\ Jones Avera~t s 1 05 2 110 Noon Report I 15 2 15 Must(' Just For You 3 30 2 Ui Goessiers Guest Star- Fri 3 35 2 311 Mustc Just For YoU 4 00 1 00 NeW! '""4 1\i 1 os Music Jwl For You 4 30 I 30 News l ::15 MUSJC Just For You 2 00 New11 2 05 Rev Ro!icoe Thorn-Wed t 05 Music Just For You 1 30 News 2 35 MU!Ic Just For You 3 oo News :~ 116 Platter Party 4 :t5 IS 00 5 O!l I 30 5 S5 8 00 6 05 6 30 8 35 '-'-"·N~·~·.·--~~--------~8-~~ DAVY JONES Htgh Sehoul Football 10 15 Jones Buick Show HI :ro News 10 35 Hymn Tmre 11 00 lop Ten Show Ten Show Noon Report Mus1e Interlude Rev Merlin 'I t>ets Ne\'o, Platter Party Ohw State Unlv FootbaU Newa Platter Party News Platter Party New11 Platter Party New1 Platter Party BID SternJ Sports Report Platter Party New• TraveJm Ttme News Van Patr•ct Sports Show Slp WJEH RADIO Monday Through Frtd. y 7 00 S1gn On Mustcal Clock 7 45 The LUelme 8 00 Ohto Valley News 8 O> SporU; Today 8 10 World News 8 15 Mus1caJ Clock 8 55 Commumty News 9 00 Latchstrmg 9 30 Pubhc Serv1ce 9 4!i Showers of Blessmg 10 00 Mason County Nt::ws 10 05 Talk ot the Town 10 55 World News U 00 Talk of the Town (ex<'ept Fn Church Bells Rmg 1I 45 World News ~ 11 55 Mason County News 12 00 Community New£ 12 OS Local News 12 10 Ohm News 12 IS Market. 12 20 Lifeguard Bu11etm Board 12 25 News 0 Grams 12 30 Agnculture Agent 12 45 Country Go Roun<. 1 55 News Beat 2 00 Country Go Roum' 2 55 News Beat 3 00 M1dway Mahnee 3 55 News Beat 4 00 Dtscmg wtth Do~s 30 Interchange 5 00 Commumtv News 5 05 World & Nattonal News 5 15 Spotlighl on Spur); 5 3(' Dmner MtJ$1('ale 5 45 Sogn Off Saturday 7 00 Stgn On Mustcal Cli.JCk 7 45 The L1felm t! 8 00 Ohio Valley News & 05 Pt Pleasant Foolball 10 00 News It 05 G A H S Football 11 45 World News 11 55 Medtcal Milestones 12 00 Local & OhJO N"Ws 12 15 Educational Special 12 20 Lifeguard Bulletm Board 12 25 News 0 Grams 12 30 Saturday Mahnee 1 00 OSU Scout of the Week I 15 OSU Football 4 00 Dtscmg With Doss 4 30 Album T1me 5 00 News Summary 5 15 Pubhc Servu:e 5 30 Dmner Mus1cale 5 45 Off the A1r 5 15 November 5 15 Decembe. I -4 THANKS "OR MY BIRTHDAY GI"T, SLUGGO I MADE IT MYSELF IN THE SCHOOL SHOP ... THERE S JUST ONE THING WRONG WITH IT I CANT tMAI:iiNE W EVER l-lltv'Jf"'G OEmiOEO CW'I LOCK OR FOR'T"ONS Me &l SOCI-I A SIMPLE Klf-0..'/ H<J4TC~Wti SORT OF MANJ 0~~·---------------------------------.~~~~~~~----~av Loll ond MeWJiflama A BlUE AAID 5LA TS REPA I R Bl QeHnar 5 I f) ' ' ' ' KEITH GOBLE GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. FORD, INC. '--------------------------..J '-------------..1 · ..c 600P OF AAV~ \Ci3JJ-r ';) 4 Three 8 p I Campaign Is In High Gear 1 DAilY CROSS"'"'""' l01 k1 ng up lrer1uently as 7 Neuter t J l'tetor; lnt~rnatlunal though he h<.~d gone O\f'f lhem l ~l~~n v~~ t.o.n c~ 8 Lfoll( ve n 20 Jm l!OLI \W OOD l Pll The many t1mes and knew them al _ J udah ' I n tJ ~ l &.r~ t por tant 9 Wurue• 1 01mous tenston tlwl pr pceded must by heart !IC<'astomJ ll} the 1 1mon th J food Prt>stdent Kennedy s lt:ll:'vls no extt eme natllrt' of the cn s1s drew 3 Change lllt-1-'<Ui i!' ChUla 26 V exe d 10 D 1 .-~~ p add res.s Mondoy ga ve the IJne! from lu n lhe ~I gh l1:'~t tla< e~ of 14 ~~~~~e~~ :.!11 l..abor 17 f' 1o1g talk .:J stmple stark monum()n motwn but for lh mos par I com 31 Jo/tn 18 Amel c.au ta l drama unmal d tt-d m Amen hts express on changed httle j lfi l..a.ri<!i Hu,.. U nit. patriot 16 Ken~ CJuno or wotk Allen t:an \ tdf'o htstory As he dtsclosed the dangerous 19 Urgent 33 Wood 38 Ob~~erv~ Z(l Self .... lp l he ~pa{e ntghl s 1 elslar the Wt'<.IIJOnl y of ( uba i:l l/lUUnced the 23 ot the sea i19 Oy,n~ t! Q \1\b 27 ~ Long, product f&r'll 40 Ostrid t other moments of cnsts--all have blockade ..., hlch he termed Loul.st.ama. 35 1 oud t:~nd 21 Never Uke- b1rd prmtded extraordmary Vlewmg quarant me and atned Russta l politician to end p ~l .of 1 J oke r 22 Leba.~ on But ~JUt the present S1toat1on m of d1red rdAhtatOn If the aland El Ablaze 36 P1e rc e 45 lart ru• ~ohtng an enemy unly 90 mtles should f1e mtss1les anywhere 10 9 A necess!ly .,., th h.ornJJ III!&Pill t 13 fl a t for li!l:l from Amenca Mondays ta lk had thts hemtsphere the talk had ty,o ;;I() BrOkeQ. 4 ' ' • ' D I' b m: t'mollonal war or peace tmme uncompronu.smg qualittes I douda du1cv that superseded m urgent - The ch1lhng bluntness or fao:.-- 31 French. ' na.me <untent all t>lse smce the mce!J"" mg unplt-asant truths and the 2 Vlrgtnia '" non of the telev 1s1on med1um 115 v.ho say ~ m effe<:l Dun t tread avln• ;; popular US commumcat10ns on me ' PeriOd ::-~ form I B~yund all questwn Jt Y.a.!l a 14 fror.a 470 00 1back stftfemng atlttude of one ~ ~ [:;;;:: AD to~ All dny the tens on had hullt 1 tough speech llhtch kept butldmg 14n "' I" 12wdsl From the time It v.as announcd tts lnlpad With 1he forenstc abtl 9 Chop 1he Prestdent would speak at 7 tty of 8 oroven formidable debat. 2 H eb1 ew P m EDT on a matter of th,. er Cause upon eause was hsted le t t er • '" highest natJonal Ut~• ncy the wtth the resultmg achon b' the 3 Ca.hber I AstomahfiR question of what he would dis Untted States hemg Withheld un [0; Plea.d <ll<l~ became predomllant nd a ttl well m the talk 7 Granular h rh.allenge to the nerves Berhn? ' 8 rh.oma.a A personal message from the I A" Blmkade' WhaP Hardy Prr.stdem to the CUban people. ~ hero me t'•n as lhe day wort> on and tough n tf e extreme tn Its lanH DOWN ~ rPws ~t•ports brou~ht togeth guage concernmg the conse1Tent. 47 2 Smell 1he stOitt!!l of sh1p movements quences of Commumst rule was [0; 3 Keep tl o1 her telatt!d mthtarv ma constructed for maximum propa '" ., '\" (f'ts 11 became lncreasmgly ~anda use of a humllll approach llULY CRVPTOQUOTE- Here's how to worK Its <H th£> luca! pomt wa5 Cuba The rhetonc and delnery were l AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW 'ld that th~ dec1~1on \\as to up to the extrordmary :.ubjecl One letter Blmply stands for another In thiH sampl~ ( l<adt' \ th Ihe dtr~t ~amphctfy of the f or the t.hree L"' X !or lhe two 0 s ~tc Single Jetll Nevettlele.s..~ v.hen the time f1 ;r.01ds crystal clear especJally j trophies the length and formation of th.e worda h t amp tw l~e Prestdent to one pas~ age m Y.htch the PresJ· \i:a.ch day the code letters are different. uk fe11. could hH\e pred•cted dent sa1d he knew he was preA Cryptol"l'HIII Quotatfoll t shnck 1:'1fect or ~IS d1sc losur1 s sentmg a dtfft{'Uit and danger· ntl plnns ous effort to follou as a coUJ.se UAEU TUYPHOT AO I PU A l 0 l r11m h1~ OJ.!enmg greettng But he added the g1 eatest TIDYZ 'l'AEMlC ..JOEUOL JO IP U A Gootl e\tmmg my fellow cttl danger of al\y,uuld be to dfl noth UAO 7 V E J .J E Y Z . - A 0 F I D D Z "- rt he \\us f1rm forlhnght Img md fluhlt.;od hnes 1( hi s speech It 11 as all over m barely a YesttlnlaJ'a Cryptoquote THE PEACE! OF FACT !~ THE PEACJI: OF PRINCIPLE - AMIEL 1 ly 1:1 few tlmPs He read h1s quwter of an hour lh Oc t 24 . 1962 )'&ar, II I rll• ll.ot ••<"U<I mill f<>f' tach un• <lulln of val u.n n To"'n•h•p Hoa d of Tru•t.,u f<>r the s BEDROOM \parunem close ...,.. Which a~nount• lu T~n (e .... ro auh purpo•e of Currf!nt Expe<IM!a fur the one hunar~d <lull an uf valua lr>n fer care and malllle< an~~ of public ttm !own l SI Nortb Second St PHOT'COPYJNC Serv~.-~ Co ... ~l v e y.,oro wlthlD Townahlptu of ~ ,..,. rh., Po!la for uld l:letllon ., II h• .. tHin Said tu bel11.1Sullon an additional Middleport W'Y 2-2342 Rodney &n)' letter (II' <10Cl1mf'Dl • R "UIII1' upen at 630 oelocll AM 11nd ·~ · ~ mi ll "' run for the ~~ eara at a Downlllg 2 14 t(e main open until 6 30 0 elorlr. p :lot r,. •• ra te n!l! ·~ •l.'dlnl 50 mllh for each &.uran~ Pcuneroy 2 15 lfc ~ n stand ~>rd Tim@ or !tllld dat onP d Ia valu•llnn which a FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS -S1-X- I 00 f _, B > r '"'• M 1ho!' linard "uunl• • • unu tor •aeh one l \1' un urnu;hPu a pari A( ICTIONF.ER Complf'te ll'ntoe., ol 1!:1.- 1 on~ or \1. '" h>~nd .,d 1 ll>r, 1 v-.luallon for ~ lve ~ RATES 1 yuro ment ' and 3 rooms fut nts h~ I 0 ··--••• Cb..... ( nunt ( h 0 IS the guest of Mr and Mrs I I '"ll"L I fmm .. n { Y, t1 Th~ Polls lor u ld ele~t\on ..-Ill be 1E h nd d.a hl t 4 cents per l\Ord ont> lnsl'riiO•l Mmtmum cb.•rKP---60 \H Z-l300 9-19-30tt l -( II • rn a lopenUIB30 ododt A\1 lnd rema•n Pau IC mger a llg e r , cents 6 cenb per word for three conse('utJve mserttons GOOD CLEAN- -comfortable SEHVTCES OFFERED Alum• norothv " Juhn•lon ~r~~e,n<la~~tl~~::>::, d::'t~ ~~~ £.u\ern Paula June OCT 24 Special - une monlh for 30 cents Pf'r word num s1dmg roofmg arummum (Ink Ry urd~r or th• Soard Mr and Mr! William Jakes ( I I I M Full rate of 4 cenl s per word Will be ehar1ed for ad ~eepl~g ~~m~ rs •;es storm WJndnws and doors Call Da t ~a u,~ \'7th24i~: 1115 - 4• ~~ uF.tl~etl~)~s" .,, r.~ ., . of Albany, NY were week A work Session wtll bl! held verttstng If oot patd wtthm 10 day!! after re('elvmg btll for frPf' PSitmatl:'s AvPrage F.mm• • c \\ I end guests of Mr and Mrs Wednesday October 24 hv the yse 3 econd Sl or Errors m Advertt smg-Should bP reported 1mmf'd1ately 10!10 sq ft $493 Phone Cl 1Nolin of ll.ctlon Ofl .,... • halrn an John William Blaettnar a n d Eleanor Cuclt' or Heath Methomerly HQ( kvlew Hotel The Dally Sentme! v.lll nut be respons1bll! for more thaD 10 22 3lt lny In hc•u ol th~ Ton Uo rothy M Jo •lo d t Ch h M ddJ N l b 4448 unUI 10 oo p m 71G-'d0tp l Mm t.J"'II"ton ( io:rk family Mr Jakes and Mr Bla L9 urc m l er-.>r t' one ln("Orrect ifl.~ f'rtton :-o:ooc:ooc:o-: - -- - and un NO'l'rCE ••ut h•rrby Jlven that tn" o.. tr' U< t t'th 1962 ettnar were classmates at Ohio gmrung at 1 00 The makmg of MOOERf'' FUR..~ISIIED e 14 tfc purouan<e a Heaolutton ot 1 h Card Of Tha nks and Spt>nal Notlces of Evenu; $] 25 fl(l•td Df Edutalton or !hi! !iODuthern l ' 10 ll 2 " Jl II ~ - folr u t articles SUitable for the Chn<;J... for 50 word m1mmum Each add !tonal word lc furn1 ~h~ aparlment Middle BULLDOZEB SERVICE Wr spe- IA<"al Sch.:.ol Dl•lrld Oh n paued --- mverst V ·-· B" c I d !Ill the lDth day Df Septemh~r 11162 Notice of ll..:tlan an Tu Mr and Mrs John William mas .Bazaar will be shown port WY 2_.m•_ Ob1tuancs publtshed o~l 1 ("('n\ pt<r word _ _ _ ..rv I CL:l 17.e m pon ~ ba~ernents thert- will hi! IUbmltted to a vote of l.t-Y In hc•u of th• Tu Mill Llmlhtlon Blaeltnar and guests Mr and HEN~ 5 •ooms and and landscaptn!!.., Phone Chest 111 the a Elertoro of uld S<'hoot D.. trl• t N'vr • 0... HOUSE 'OR ,' 1 Gen~rol ELECTION to be held "' ,_.,. .. uH&b• M•~~n that In 11 DIVORCE GRANTED " Co Wdory Df a Res IUl on ul the Mrs WI tam Ja kes attended WORDS 1 D <\ Y 3 DAVS 6 DAY '"" J MO bat h 11....,- of d OUble Mrs H OW I CI P ·" " In the Southern Lonl S~hool Dl•trlrt punulnce Board r>f Tru~t"e~ <>f the 1 owr llhll> h h t Qh U 15 60c 90< SI 35 tlrtl Cel tl ~1J s 2.nd Mlcklle B 18 tfc Melli• C'o Ohio at the ruular pla~u of Kuttand Meigs C<UiliY Ohlr> , .... t e omecommg a 10 ru PT PLEASANT- The Ma,. nt v tlng thrrrln on Tueaday I he ed on the Jbt day of Auru 1t 196:.! versJty Saturday 20 $1 20 $1 au $600 porl Call WY 2 5262 10 t tic __ _ lllth dOly of N"ov@mber lllmt the ques thue will be ollbmllt....:l tu 11 vute of son County Circuit Court grant~ 25 $150 $2 25 >7 50 "'SURANCE llrm of lt"vylnJ .., ""f .... ot the •en th~ Et..clors or utd Rull•nd Town Mrs John Smith returned I 208 6 ROOMS and bath m Syra ( J '' m n limitation for th .. b~n ..flt or Th.. •h P " • Gen~r•l ELECTION to be home Sunday after a VLSit wttb ed a divorce to Harnett Jane: '"";;:-:~= So:>ulh~rn IAKal School llinrlct f.:.r hO!Id In the 1u ... n•hlp "' tlul anrt B bl r J M B bl PHONE WY 2 2157 ('USe {all WY 2 5489 after 6 BAJfNES-SlMPSON INSURANCE lh~ purpoae of C\lrrent Expenau Mel~s Counh Ohio •t th .. regular relatoves on Columbus, Toledo a e rom ames a e SaJd tu h~lnJi • renewal of an n 0 Th J tiff rded the 10 23 3tr A,t:ents M1ddt epo11 ,r tre AdiO- "' ~our>l11 Novtmbtr th " r~ n on11162 Tuead•y and Elyroa Whtle m Toldeo, o pam was awa Pm h s n11 ,ax of 5 mlll1 In run for 5 P theae.., tlth rday ~ 1 ( 1) NOTICES (9) FOR SALE IN HAHHISONVfLI [;' mobile Bund5 Phone WY 1- ynro ol • rat• not ~xeeedinl ~ mlllo queotlon ut levying In e~ce~· af the she accompamed by Mr and CU!Itody of thetr two tnfanl :-;c;;;;;:;c~c ---['__. 6 room ,,~ s-!7 .. !.;'~JC~~;~OU~~= lod~~~:~~ c":nb"'~~~~~~~O:h ten m.tJJ IhnJlatiOII for ~he b~nd I or bildren AUT0\10B!LE nStU"allC" bt't>n Pll P UMPKINS .x• ~- a Jb VIt hOUSe an d ba th Mrs J u h n :JVv -u one humlrO!d dnllaro of valuation far Rutland T<~wnBhlpDf Board of e>:pen••s T usLee1 Mrs Rtchard Mater VISited Nl-IIC"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'"1 f r the purpus~ CUrrent c tmcelled"~ I O' l }OUr opetator ~ lor S1,1,aJn, Racme OhiO Stnul SH 2-4834 JO 24 6t( -~litH IDilllra-te A(~ J> vr~ey~~~~8 tor ur.d EI8Ctlon .,.111 b• for the c11re of to .. nlhlp cemderle• agara Fal1s She was acconr 110 adrtltlon•l tu of panoed home Sunday by locenst! ? C(J J] \1, Y. 2 2900 J"v-~o"3-61 C • •• o Said taa bemg Mr LDsuraace for nery pe~ open at .... o e ock A M and rem•Jn II.! mill to run lor flvt yean It " B 15 tk _ _ ----_I Help Wanted op1:1n until e 30 0 clack PM lutern r~tc nvt eut~lna ~ mill• for "act. and Mrs Wyatt Thompson and aDd BDI!DetJa Ni!f'41" Tim .. of uld d1y one dollar of vatuatlun whkh M LO-;E \\{ tght safe]}- and eas Jv r ()()dl) ( o,oN nlocsv Twlo males PERMANF.NT Po8lllon for MBn PboDII WY !-ZGI :: ~~:c~~n~: t~ ~~~;: mount• to J'l~e Crntl for U.<.:h OPt! children Dentse and Suzanna an a ema e 1rg1 Yar 1 !0 ..._ C' hundred dallara or v~luauon f" r and Mrs Marcia Delay of CoI l\. th fh \ 0 Oul tab](' ~ On\ I 1 I ll hc Rd age %4 to 45 - Wanted m 11 w.1; ounty Ohto Fr.n year• }rollg l ee(' ,,rove 2'h: Emmett r: WUI Th• Po111 t11r nld [lectlan will be lumbus who spent the day With ~r Jt S at" s lJ t urrs ':120-llOt(" I f R ll d 1023 3 Me1gs County man who has COMPl.ETE INSURANCE PRO. l hatrmn ope-n a~ 6 30 o ci~>Ck AM and rtomaln -~ 1111 ( S rom U an vtp t t t d t upen until 11 JO 0 clvo~ p M Eutern her Thr RanJblt>r 1 lnl Ia tve ma ure JU gmen IP.CtJon LUe Auto FITt' Polio Oomthy M John,ton standard Tlmt- of pld da~ Mrs Janet Goocb and daugh\\'o•ld StanliJMI of Compact liS~ 0111{ F:fF'ICifNT l.arpet and "alesmanshtp abJhty wtth Call Doa Mills, Middleport.. n 1 te~~~~"t l!l!h 19112 Dy order of th.. nuud ot Eleeuon• 1ters Susan and Julia Mrs E Sh ampoorr Free WI lh pure h or Without actua I expertence F.xrrlh nre 4 1 tfc not IT lito :n nn !I - 4t.. county Ohio ut M• 1• Dt)! I ar room rldt> ond ptorfnrm ast of Blue I ustre Shamroo j to f'ntt'r the Life Insurance Notte. of lltctlan an Tn ~.':!.':!~nc wm !et:~an~o=s F~~~yl s:~~ 6 Month~ Milo anrf• Small tar f'l'tmomy aDd Baker I urntture 10-23 6lf'l Busmess A complete trammg r~JI REAl ESTATE L•vv In ••c.n or"'"' Tll'l /.: Mill Llmlt•tton O..rothy M Jahn•tan VISitmg With relatives m Colum I guarante ed sa I m 41 nii~1Prllhllit}' 1 '/tim IH JIIF:IU: S A WANT _ program Pus - - - NOTII 11: Ia henby &IYen th 11 In < l~rk "' lrl lh· "ant Ad W3\ Eas y ary travel allowance and p•nulln('e ol a Ruolutlun .,, the Dated 0« l!lth 1962 bus .~ Bnrd of l!duullan qf lh• Bodford <101 17_ ,_ .. 31 Ill I - otlr Eddie Covert or Charleston MPtropolilan Mohn lo use and tni."XIX'I1S1Ve too r commtssJOns Fringe benefits I l>tll s~hool m~trlct Ohio PUitld nn the 14th day of Septambtor 19112 NOlle. of lilectlon on Tu w Va was the weekend guest 000 F. Main Street r •mf'ro:~~ I tall WY 2 2I56 tncIUde bo nuses group hospt l there wlll b" •ubmlll•d to , •••• , 1 L 0 , •vv n -«<n of th• T•n of "r and Mrs E J H oil '62 FORD GALAXII Pl'IOJte W\' N870 Kl HB \ vacuum ('leanf'r like ahzatJOn group hie tnsurance MIDDLEPORT - 6-room frame ~~e aEl;~~~~:1 ~~~~·~•.t:,hot':: ~~~~!~~ NOTICE ';!11111 e~~':~~~:~::n that tn J•J CONY $27'15 Flatwoods 4 22 tk IJrand III'W (,uar inlf'l d Sold I and employee d!S8bthly pay house Wtth bath and gas furn In the Bfilrard l..anl Srhool Dbtrlet puuuan<'~ 11r ~ Rt~llalullnn of 1 h ~ Mrs Wtlbam Fisher I~ spend '62 FALCON 2 DOOR menl Wnte letter tat ng M~l.lll CD Ohla •t lh~ reruhr placn BDird "' 1'ru~\e~• nf th~ Towuth..ip He•t•r. $1795 Ill w over $200 00 Wtll sell for .s l ace heating r.ood level I 0 t of votlnj" therein on 'f'u$11d .. y tb• of Orange Mel~· C6Unty Oht' Pklrt- mg s month w1th her son and HE! f N S BEAU fY SHOP 111112 <1 llavmenls $8 00 monthly or qualtftcatton.s ur call Athens, u 500 00 ~~~h" d;l.:~,~ ° ,'";',",',.,'",,',,",'••'",',', ' • •d on th• ~nd ~ay ot Aullu•t 11 '60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR •· ere wUJ b~ tubmltted 111 a vale at daughter rn-law, Mr 8flli Mrs J Ohl 0 f Y 3 1427 Iu arranRe f or .,-. \\olll be back 111 my s hu p $65 00 1 ash Phone WY 2 2204 SYRACU!iiE _ 3 room frame mill llmlhtl11n fur th• bmeftt nf the El•rtvra uJ said oran 1., Town•hlp 4 Or Auto Tr•n• R&H llllervteW All mall 1 r ThO! Bfilford Local Schnol Dlrrtrlt!t a\ I Qcneral ELECTtON to be held Htram Ftsher I Pow1r 1t1er1nSI •nd bnkea slarttng Oct 2~ I want 1u 10 18-6tc nqm !es house w th bath gas healing r r th~ purp 10e of Curunt E11pen•e• tn thw Townsh 11 of oran1., Mtll• thank each nnd t:'Vt ryonf' who should be directed to P 0 ' S1h'l tu: betn1 • r•n .. wol of "'" t1t Coo.~ntr Ohio ,. tho r.gular pl-c"' Sharp $1995 h 1s been ~11 rmttl'n1 on.-l 1n<h r SIN( ER sewmg machine A I Hox 124, Athens, Ohtu :~~t le=~ l::c~J(~Ch~:n 'f.! ~~!~: !~K ,ufratt~ ~~!· :e':tnf,or :r~~ v~!~n~, '~"::~:!.b!.-" ~sdt?.. iu~: 60 MERCURY '2 DOOR I l nd!l on Ill brand llt'W 1962 10 18 6tc be mJIIa far nch • ne dr>llar Jl O'IIUR u.,n of l•vylnll r.n ncu11 of lh• ltn ~ tondmg durmg mv til t uss Hard Top Radio & He1ter ftnanced Inn amaunt On~ Tl liar f r mill 1\mltallon for the h•n~fl< ,1 ! lh tn('l 71g zau1:1 t'CJUOpJ>ed 6 a ~ whlrho~~~;:5rfunn • • • tu oo au• o 1 11\ J() 121 tlt'lf n Krt f kl• $1895 Power Brakes FAHMIANO- 80 acres i ~<Jr"~,;: ~auatl n Uranj!~ Townohlp Hard of 1r~.~~t'~ p l\ mPnls $9 00 mnnthlv 01 liB) EMPLOYMENT n tor Ill~ JU. j>UO~ of • Iroo prut .. l tlun In 60 FORD COUNTRY SED u 11 d 1 J Ide bl 1 ht- Pn I~ r r 1ald F.letll(ln will h~ Oran~~:., 1 ow1•hlp II\ IN(,STON NURSIN(, llornt $ II OIJ c u.sh Phone ~ Y 2 2204 oe< " owns liP <ons ra e P•n al a 30 a I •k A r.l and rPmatn sad tu b~ n1 an •ddltton~r.l tu AlltD Trans R&H Power 1 ( 11\,l]l Sf Ill 8ntbli ] JI H \ St I 10 l8fi!! I WANTED 1goot1 layang ground ::lOmt' t1m 1• unll 11~0 u lor~ I'M l':utun nf ~. nlll to run fu rtv., yuu a~ a Steering & Bnlc" • $1795 St and r<l Tln .. of nld da~ U!l! nut Clc.,O!d nt( ~ nulla r u heh I be r 4 10om Jrame house base tll l'r 1va1e scm1 I r 1\ il lf It ro:~er ot tiiP R ..11 one o:lollar 1 Y~<lu•ttun wh (Continued From Page 71 0 '60 BUICK LESABRE .e DR •f EJ., 11 n1 ul "'••• amouot• to~~ .. c~niM f r,. 11 1 ~ 1 ~ ~m ~ I 1 lf'\ l ~ ton rrul 1 1 x SJN( fH sew!llg mmhmP 1h1 ( LST \1 CORN PUKING Jamf'S ment barn shop utility bUild 1 unty Ohio Autom•tlc Tr•nt Radio & Ill rmrtlbl{' ~f'WS forwnnl illliQI1 fl\e Pomts I mtltJ ofl • I l'u dr"d d•ll•ro uf ~¥1Ua lnr fur acttons of lht' pasr few da}S • 1 Jh nl fuud 24 Jl 1r 1111rs Itt -,,Phone \\Y 265n mg umlhtr htrn all w1th good l i"~ a'r'~'~n< v.m •t•e yt!or~ I C I l lk H@ater $1195 tnd bnk.,.,aid ztg ztg cqutp fllllf s F'ree gas $300000 I lhe loll• fur 1•td Elf.<"Uon will h.. ongresswna race a s were l Il l( II I flWllt r ( l\ J IVIIIg 0 1 '&0 FORO FAIRLANI! 4 DR P f] $:l7h9 ot h pnymtnt s 912 1otP FAilM WITH POULTRY SET tlorrth, M t hn•t n ~:=~a~n~ 1 ? 8°30 ",clt 1 :-ckMP~d~;;;';'~ reported the most mterestmg s1un ~ ra.-lt lh ntll sf' l'l1 H 1 8 Cyl Standard Tran• R"" ~7 ()9 monllil\ Phont> WY 2 MIDIJI f A(~]) woman w til I LP - 60 acres Ill SIMndar' l im~ rr utd day mg' of the evenmg M ~ ~ Ill \\I ~ ~ \ I Spl lt ( Lebanon 1 1 Ml~d Po k1 Ulh 111112 lh urdt!r, th .. !lout cl1o and He1ter $1.e95 UOI HJ- l8-6tc lake care or 1 Jd at{e pens ton fownshtp 6 room fnnnt' hom;t' ~~ ~ 2t l '_ 111 5 ue r Ele~t u , r Me 11 , 1 Metgs Cnunty Ptusecutmg At I < 41 HI lfl UH '60 DODGE DART 4 DOOR I 1 <.:.unty oh 1 torney Bernard Fultz spoke m 1 AI PII S 1nd sweet (tder Hed er~ 111 then hunw Huum barn outcellar l<trge poultr) LIO.,L NOTte• l':run~tt G wu Auto Trans H•••er $995 l t "i SO 0 (J I ASY In ! l tH l ' OOtJ rt J .-.J~~Uud lcA<ru"l '" Anno •I t:'lfl llu' ul M" , . County I ( hMlrman behalf of Republtcan Homer E bll!<lllg II ytllow llch<iOUS wmesap and !Hmlll .tnd $1l(){) 1 Wl.'t'k ask 4,, sq A~o~rl utt rpl Sul'l~tv fllr~ , ~ wll 1 1 '59 FORD 2 DR I CYL \\ l l1 Mi' lu st spm ~ Hll tlJ.::tl Hotn,m rtenutys C:11logly Or t'd HdcrUJ(t'S Call \\Y .., lle!ntS le ht'l<! lturula~ November thh II r thy !of JuhMtnn I (Pete! Abele Stand Tr1n1 R&H $1095 1 \\ i ~ l l h 11111 ask 111 11111 1 1 111 3123 10 24 :~Lp Bl' UF Oil[) , OWNSHIP 40 I ~e ~r T~:MJM:,:. ::u~l\0: r.~~r:,· DMI~~~"~lk t 15th IIIU Fultz said I am an Amen I 59 FORD GALAXIE '2 DR ( hm d Slnf( Houle 689 Carp] <\ d I lt I 1 ) I SS I ~ I VOlt {nil r Ohw 10 18 6tp aues With 5 roilm frame house :~ul ~f~' -" tn <uu • flouu Ill Pn n mu t7 :~.a Jt cw s - ttc can hrst and a Republican Hard Top Auto Tran•. R \I t' \\I ll bd] \I I ( 19) BUSINESS l'ellur aud tJarn all mtnerais I Q allflntiu•, fur nmur:tate• r or • ~~ "'~ W!l next I m behmd the prestdent &H Power St••rlng $1495 AI I' I I S Bunle1tr Frutl ~ m m OPPORTUNITIES $2 ouo 011 ~~~~rf~~~· ::~~rth:: ;.:';.~. m< :~n~ an~ ~ ~ I Fultz also v1gorously lashed at 59 FORD FAIRLANE (7) INSTRUCTION l'nml rt\ Ohio Nn I c L CUCK( F.R REAl TOR muol hK~e I mt!mbt!r•hlp il~ket ta 1 I many statements made bv the Standard Trans R1dio tnd Phon1 \\. Y 2 6970 Ill Ul6tp A H ~ YOU I OOKINC, fnr a tlliSI UOX PHONE WY 38.1{) u~d~~.,d~~~:tt; '::tt~~:~. b• fUed Moeller campatgn~r 1 Heater 8 Cyl $1095 2 229 U S CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI ness that will prov1de good m whh th~ s~~ 1 ~lery n t later than ~oo leslie Fultz of Pomeroy made '59 FORD FAIRLANE '2 DR 1 47 01~1 ami hfl 000 BTU venter ( ome and ha s f'X<'ellt<nf f OH SAl E FA HM 231 acres P ~!ntyw·:e~::~:y h~~~~.~~~· ,.;~1~\... the fmal talk of the program Auto Trans. R&H • $1395 g ts f tnUI ~ 8ft frozl'n food "ruwth poltnttal A natmnal t>tght room house runnmg uck"t• at the lu" or th• 19112 Cat•n ~ He spoke for Repubhcan John 0 ~ ~~ ~ ~lr or Ml l~a&t fHt.,~n el<'llrlar U 58 FORD COUNTRY SED cli splfly rn r:. e Phont' WY. 2 fum will f.JtoVnlc JsstsliHue wtter ('t>al fwrnace 4 room dn• h.. rur., th., riMte ot ~ l •rtl.:.n •r.. Marshall Bnley, who IS a can o7, Itoust.> two b nrn~ 5' ~. mt 1e~ <1"-' rt .. d he tu Yulr Kennf'th Farley ot Cheylon dtdate for u S Senator agamst l 4 Dr Auto Trani R&H I l"~ 10 20 6l m fmancm~, mrechandtsmg ~~"'~~'• cuu ty 1 Power SIMrlng.. $1095 advetli:-;mg and promotion 1 east of H.acme State Rl No ~~r~~~~~~~~~,s;;t~;,on W Va was the weekend guest Frank Lausche \11(1JON SA1UHIMY Otlober '58 FORD RETRACTABLE '17 11162 111 10 :lO i 111 tl mv About $2 000 wtll start you tn 124 $7000 00 Dwtght Hoback smrlary of Mr and Mrs Mason Ftsher l Fultz sa 1d Bnley IS a con2 Door Hard Top Auto 1 111 Tr1n1 R&H Power StHrhouse 111 Heeds\ !lle Ohio )our own business For ar lhntn(' OhiO H D No 2 __ ~2~ lt.. and Mrs Edward Parker Mm structtve consen.atlve Closmg l8) AUTO SALES lng and Brakes $T295 V.lll "• JJ .tl atu tJon 11 t tullow pomtmenl at your convemence 10 23 8tp N,!u~.:;,:~:~~~~ 0;'*"Ta,: 11~•vv ersv1Jie 1 hts talk fur Bnlev Fultz satd mg , dmmg room SUJte wrlle 1'0 llux 966, lluntmg ~OH SALE SIX ROOM con t.t"'tt•tton Mr and Mrs Edward T Bau Do not be m1sled by Mr Laus- 58 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR ~flU NJ \\ Ill II'it II ( II " I 1 "'3 51 NOTICE II hH h~ rlv•n that In pur nd d ht p II A f k Bet Air Auto Tnns. R• t W V 10 "hi tlilllll~ tuhlc ro<'kmg en a .:.. <' ttete blotk home 23 base oua1re of a Kt!Biuuon or th• <oune11 era aug er o Y nn o che a Democrat when he sees 1r u ks 1 h 111 M 11\111 l\1uk s dlo and Heater. $1095 ot th~ vu~a,., ot R~<<Jn• Ohio ro••• Marton were weekend gu"'-' to took Joke a Republican c lttll mid ( hturs anti stands Busmess Services m1 nt furnau:l full bath drtll "don the 1rd r:t•v ,1 Apru 119R~ th ..... -.. AI F:S!\tl \N Bi H<~h \ Mlttlt 57 FORO FAIRLANE 500 h k " I'' will b~ '11 n Jtted to~ Yute , r t h • of her parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Pnce served as mas )l) CIISI 11 X "" WOO 1 lllg "•d well ten acres Edward Ele<'lura 't nhl Karin~ Vlllaae •t • •"~ AHuus 1\ 14(1/1 1 Conv t Auto Trens. R&H Jot~ slur m Windows and vene AUCTIONEER 0 Connor Rae me W1 9-3135 G•n~ra• ~ r ECTioN to h• ht"ld In th• Charles R Karr S1 ter of ceremontes PreCedmg 1 Power Steer•nv $1195 ' I• ~!f'r 111 , PI~ !0 9 tr< Complete Senlee \ llla1 e ur Ka<"~n .. Oht• at the re1u Mr and Mrs L R Parfttt the speeches a prouram was l IIIII Il I1 \( Is otI tan k and pllmp 10 24 6tp IAr pia~~ • f volh•l thtreln on Tue• "' '57 FORO FAIRLANE 500 lawn IIIII! "!lrtlen tnols, J 0 t l Crill Bradlord -- lly the tlth d~) of Nn~mh•r ·~ and son Tunothy or Belle w gtven b} Portland Grade school I 4 Dr Auto Tr•nt Radlo IV I1 Pbo C ... 5 1 T d tho quutlon of levyln 1 In .,,..,._1 of V8 M CJ to Wh t d • w indow~ lawn fut ntlurt plut r • ne or on&. 8 8 or ra • the tt!n milt omlt.atlon '"• thtl b•n• rs ay n 1 e an students end H•tttr $"5 fw m st ulf's lot lumtJer frame .\. C HRAOFORO Ractae Oh.. ftt "' Kactn• Vlll11• f r th• purpvu children Carol Lynn and Dav1d ~ It mcluded a recttal of the 1962 FAIRLAND FORD 500 Tu f (ulunt "•tt"nuo for the purpu 11 d M M C 57 FORO JfAJRLANE 500 hulltlmg lu be movt"d from lot 5 lR Lie d , 8 l d d lull ' pro~kltn1 lillhllnt for th• vm111 an rs olite lark of War· preamble to tht" ConstitutiOn by 4 Dr Auto Tro1n1 R•dlo nr Y engme s an ar s olrert. •nd ~•u,.lle prapl!rtlea t d t th h 0 24x32 Monv mme 1tuns not Karl GrUH~Pr l'h•mblnc aDd Fairland Ford door Said •~~~ h .. Jt a ...,new•! of •n ·~ ren re urne etr omes Debbie Boso a so•g by Peggy •nd Heater $795 1 1961 4 tat1n11 tn r l'wo llrltll• to r1.1n t n r Sunday after a several days Bo•o Kathy Bissell and Jenny IISII'<t I llllt II s1 Pd~< I hv WSt S Rf'I\I.DJ 57 LINCOLN 4 DR CAPRI sedan 6 r.:~lmti r standard ttve l'"'l" Ml , ._,., nut n~edlnt ·' o[ Bf't dsvtlle ME'thodlst Mlaei'IIYIIIe Oh» shtfl clean can; Phone WY l'w' mill• fur ea h on• touar of val Vtstt With Mr and Mrs Ed Proffitt the Gettysburg address Auto Tnn1 Power 1t1er uatlon 10blrh ~mr>una• t• 1 .,., n t ¥ ward Parfitt Umon A C L 4 new lng and brakes htlrth Nlf ttspnn-ultle fur l!ncl~ourn\\l"rlrnubl"" I 2lr181 Re\ H L Barrett c... nto for tilth one hu•dnd duiiMu ve byJeffreyHrewer reorge aw l whitewall nylon tlr" 111'1 1d1ttts Owner F •t Coat We l111vtt all •lzeli lfi'Wf!r maC'hlaf'l ' "' vatuauon f• r Flv. yn.-.. Mr and Mrs Don Rea spent renee and David Roush a PI 1• Mtddleporl, Ohto 10 23 4tp Tho f'oU1 fBr .. ld El•cllon .,.Ill bt WAS $1195 Rea1onabt ra&et apen at IJO o clu\k "M tnd rem• n the past week at lhe1r cabin ano solo by Jenny Profhtt a t ~ AU! llonet t ~ I 0 McCoy 11 REDUCED TO $1095 ~-'"" untu e 30 rlu~~ P M t:utern at Waterford duel sun• by Sandra Johnson Call WY :!-!!74 DaJ! or Nllhl Sh< dHll Thn1 or ulll Ia} a 10-20 fil)) '56 CHEVROLET 210 2 DR " 26 tfc l!y u1r1•r ot u~ Houd of Mtss Donna Rea returned and Kr•sta Yost Amenca The l IS~ II I OAJ ! UHNM F Ptpt Auto Tram R1dlo •nd .~~.. ~~ "•• ut l't trtu ruunty home Sunday after a weeks Beautiful ' Charleen Ward sang I It "~ I'hmw \~ \ 2 239l H11ter 6 Cyl $695 li:mm~Jt 0 Will VISit m Columbus With Mr a solo and Tawyna Cozart Bob-( hlhmo 10 23 3h: 55 CHEVROLET 150 2 DR and Mrs Ray Lawson bte Ward and Melissa Proff1tt NOlin el ll•ctton on fill 6 Cyl $595 Ourutbv M Jub1 olon LtVV In ·-~til Df lh• T.n ONl' 17 IN< II MolttWla T\ spt l Delbert Blake Jr ot Baltt !lang The pledge to the flag 191 FOR SALE < lrrk Mill Ll"'lhtlon nmted Oct 15th \9o!U NOTII E l• h ..r~hv Jl•en thRt tn <1h1m I nt•ldt I $40 00 Phone more Md spent several days was led by Cmdy F1tch Bobbte 10 17 a.t ~I 1111 t~ pUtoUIII<~ ,_,r a Ruolutlan r the \\\ 2 221i2 10 23 3tc week With Mr and Mrs Cozart Jacueha Gluesencamp last ~ ll I IINF fll g IWl lhld fm n ••r<l nf T '"t"u vi th .. T "'''hlp ur Noflu- ;;1;;;;;-;;-•n Till thlllMI! Mtll~ <•unly 011\r 60 FORD F600 DUMP TRK TUIH• rtlrl g ,rJior ~ II J.;l S t.•vy In l•t•u of tl'lt T•n \\II\ \\\S]f SI'AIF Wlth l- + + - t>l•l~d o !hOI tnd li n crt AU\1 Mill lltnlt1f11" Ull I!Mll lht! t! Will be •UU 11it ~d It 5 Sp Trani '2 Sp Axl• I( IS htthl ~ Slt\\rtll \pj II 1J mst '• 1ld Arttt lt s vo1 sel NOTU E Ia hl!reh)' liven that In pur I v If"' th 1-:1~ lo.IU l ~lll Oran~~ $2295 r • Rt~~nlullan ot lh* ('uun an11 ~ f l llu 1 \\ \ 1 Town1hlp ~I a G~ HAl rl,. 11 In ~u~ntr d •Ill !lSI' Sr Jl lht Ill With a e ll uf the VIII~IP uf J'am.. roy Ohlu br held h> lh ~ To"' ollp I Or~ 11e '51 FORD F&OO DUMP TRK \(\l 6 ll 1) \\ m1 \!I l'hnnt> \li\ 2 2156 and \1eln f"vUnh Olli ~ • • he MU H paued on lht1 ~l•t dat "f Au.tJuat lJJotl:l 5 Sp Tran1 2 Sp AKI• II e t'"til btl oubmttt .. rt to a vo1• al tl" 115 f \' tln11 ttl l~ II 1 IUt"<o;I"Y tsk I 1 ( J tssiF11 d ! Ott SAl I I [I J f I I V. Ill I II e 81h d8y uf N< vo l ..r I ">:1 the tha ll:l~<tr>r tf nid l'nmerov Vlll•l• $1295 'lU~Itl<Jn or If Jlllll I ~ •• tt ._. •I • c. .. nHal 1:1 U'Tf(IN lo be held lw 1lf'r I u g• ro tnd I \llt <tNl' I \llll'S \\IN11 H runt I It> mill llnltallo lor II• b.-•~m In til• \ llllll~ 111 I onu~roy Ohio a\ 58 CHEVROLET 2 TON uf tlranl!t:' r wn1hr.p II ard I 1ru• n. .. •rlii:UI•r plall!o (If vottnr thueln \fl\ ~~~.- 1 l t lldtltll!l I h lll( I ~ ~ llltnl •omltl m line (,F. C&C 6 Cyl 4 Sp Tr1n1 IHI lor thl' PUlP fl\1 <I! ~I lnllll Ill Oil l\r~•d'"' th .. 6th tt•• of Novemh•r Sll 2431 \ l)tlnHr lllmtl ~ I an I up kilt"~ nf r n11te lo1 In U Pill\! IIH\2 the •1u•ott• n ut lenlna In u 2 Speed Axl• $995 11 nf't Ont wrought 1 ron H . . or th .. tPil n Ill llrnlt1tlon for thtl l 1 W118h\l Jltirr ISOIIV lh htokta sl ( tll \\l !.~ 58 FORD F250 C&C 6 CYL Sa <I IU 11 ..1n1 1n 1ddlt! n~l tu h<-neflt of Pon eruy Vlll•l" for t h 1 "' ..., n• ll tv , lvr II~" ... ~ at • purP<IIf ar ( urren\ ""P"'nflf'l of \h~ '% TON $1095 10 22 ~h 8UIL11N JI01POI:-.JT tiHIII •r r•l 1 ' •~o.linM $) nUio I • •~ h VIIIMMO or P m•ru~ for lllhllnJ: ~ 'rer\1 ~nd lnunidpal pr UHiv 1nd '57 CHEVROLET 2 TON f N o ~ 1 IH ~alu1t1on whlrh {OoklflJ.( o.; J '' \\-llh htull n II ' S AND polnlm s fur sale ~ , " 1 ~ u <enta rar • 1 o ., for h•d1 ijllt •nd wat"r •ornlctl toT the C&C 4 Sptl, Tro~na 2 Sp I l'orlland tundl<'<l rt I• • of nluatlon for Vllla1" ol Pumeroy uvt-n and s nw 1aolt1t ~ In ( lar~ll(e Profftll S1ltl t1x belnr 1 ren•wal of an e~ AJ:I• $795 tl• ""r W(' rt.'pa!f all typeS O( f3d1 lilt I llo for oald Elerttan w,u be lotln1 Ia~ nr l\.;o mills 1.< run for rtvr ~uod WU!k I I!; lltdf"f $J(M)I)f) I (lh u (.til\( :'\22~4 '57 FORD F600 C&C ~fiMro 11 1 rate not exreedliii.J 1 i!t (.all\\\ 1n)u WY 1.::15119 I0-16-t2tc ators rrom heater cores to·~:~ ·~~ 1 1011 ~~~ · ~·~o~11 M.,;,~·~~:~':;: mlllo for ~&< h on• <I<JIIar ar vatua 4 Sp Tr•n• 2 Sp A11l• II n whlrh amaunta to t'lftlen t:'tntl J0 24 lfc the largest trurk Of tf3f'tot s h1 I II nr •r Uld dav $895 for ~arh un~ hundroffi dollaro of VII 1 uallun fur ~ Jve yeKro "EACI ~ "I 1 s 1 , 1 111 0) FOR SALE or RENT I rad1atm ~~ ~ ' ; ; ~ .. ~~ t~~ ~~~·;: 1 1 1 '57 GMC DUMP TRK 4S,. 1 ~H t "3 l"· r I <.ou IY Ohio 1 he Poll• l~>r .. 111 l!:lertlon will tNr Trant 2 Sp. Aa:l•. $1295 opt"n I I a 30 o rloe~ AM 1nd rem•ln I vm Lane Mtd!l lt p• r1 Ifill \1. \N I \PS \\OHK wonden •n n~tt 1. wm 1 ap~n unUI 6 30 o ~ I<>< k P MElllero 10 24 61p I ""hf'n you v.tsh I• buv or st>U 'hMI • •' '55 GMC DUMP TRK 4 Sp SlMntbrd Tlu e of laid li•Y I Hy rder of lhl h lrd Hf'atl lht' ~ nnt 1\d'l rm qllll'k Hur thv M J<lhll8ton Tr1n1 2 Sp Aa:l• $I195 1 1••" <>f 1-:I~"CtlunJ of M"'lla ~PPI!f:S BI JII!If1•n ~ ru11 1 results PhoneWY22I43 We 11 prepare your rearlv m1xed con 12 FT FURNITURE t••l , u 1 ~~th \lllo2 (", Ullh Oh II Farm Pomf'ro\ Uhto Routt" 1 -Pomeroy Ohm 101 n u ~~ 111 ~ - ••~ En melt G V. 11 VAN BODY Wa1 $295 f"'hRhmMn No 1 Phonf> \\1 ' 69~0 TIIRFF. and lour rO<m- fllmt!hPd 1 - 1/tct\an - - on - Tu crete order to your spectftcatJOns and deliver Reduced To $245 Notlu of Durvthv M Jnh~>oto 10246tp Mnd unlurn1sbffl apartments FOH THF. RF.ST tn 11rttftC1.::tl l t.•vv In ln•n ol th• .., .... It any~ here on town, all ready to pour Call Clerk \\ \' !--54..'11. 7 25 tfc b ced , C l H d MIH 1.\mltltlon r ng ur Iss rec mg N01KE •~ herol!by lt'lvon thtt tn DIIMI Oct "lh 196:1 ped S ttol n 24 Jl 1111 a - 4t~ Recap now Ttrt>S HOUSE FOR RENT 111 Pom-e- &_.rvtce ln<' fior serv1cto call """ ou.- or • Rnolutlan t'" today our servJce 1s prompt :md our prtces All Sizes $11 50 include!\ H rtl of Tru•tu• nt the TCiwnahlp ur roy Phone WY 2 31>75 after 5 Albert or Lt-J.md Parker Chest I rtort \1er.1~ t unt1 Ohlo paJMI!d on Notte. of •••ctlon on T.. taxes No tr11de m nf'u?ssary N Ohto Lo"w 1" hun or "'• Ton are the lowest posstblel 965 3415 or y;y 2 th• lith dav ,, Au1uat lfHI:l there will Rutland Jl m 10-9-tfc be subn•ltted toM vn\e of th~ Elr.tun Mill LlmlfatiOft -22&4 9 26 JOtp ( "ld Letart TOWI\Ih\p ,.a ' (J"Il~l NOTICE II hereby j[v 01 n th•t 1n Keystone Statton ( 14) fOR RENT 1- HEATINli 1\NI) PlUMBING alMhlpELECT IO~ to be held Jn '"'" Town purauanl"e uf 1. Ketolutlvn ot t h , of l11t1rl Mflill ('nun Y Ohlo lloard at TruiiHJ of tbl! Tnwnahip ot 10-l 301.c Rt lhe reM IHr pi•••• of vot "II th•r~ Sui ton MeiiR {aUftly Oh 0 pa .. fd ;;;-;;;;;;;-;,;;;;:;;:;--;--;-;cHOUSE 6 room and bath Good I MueU• P'urnacea n ofl1unda:r th• flth day N vern on thel'fth d•J' of Auru1t t96a tl'ter• •MEIGS iiL UNTYS 'SMITH USED clothmg store locatiOn l36 Lmcolfl Rd .tn.oW Bro~ hrr 11\8.2 the 'l""'llon or tev yan.'l 1n will be •ubmltted to 1 ~<>te of t h • t:U nceu ol th• l•n mut llmlhtl n tor J:lertora of aald Sutton Town1h.lp •t Ph WY 2 ~284 VOLtJ.ME DEAI..KR'• 11.., Letart ra~. Open 7 days a Younp;siO\\n ktlchen, lilt' floor IBII 1: Maa ... Polllua.,, otdo tho b•n•llt of Letart Township Bot>rd I General Jt:L&Cl"ION to be btlld In one ~ week• 9 am to 9 p m Call .... 2 vuo:;u · - A H RO!It'll•l --~ af ror the purpoH of C.arlnr thl ,.OWDBhlp nf Sutt.o\1 Mtl(l Coun P•g• Street UNCI Clr Lot WY 2· ·• "l r-De W1' t-%+11 lorTrUitftl and malntatnlnl th~ townohlp .-em- IJ' Ohio at the re1ular place• of votMi ddleporl 10.2--30tp baum 10 lllfc 1-? Uc I~tert~• In L~t•rt Township Inil th•uln an Tu~1day the eth day Cw Locust & Svcemo,.. i1ld tu beiQI a renawal or •n u ol November. 1'*11 u., tt.ue~tlo,a •f ""' TELEVISION IN REVIEW W<A"~ \· ~ ,....., Bv GEORGE WOI"II~~ WINNIE W•tiKLI CAI'J nt &AWIE. M ~ ? SH!:: TO '""''' ALL W.Q."TEQ UNDER f)JD mY T4 "" B~ D:3"' w~VE Gol YOU M:JR"" IMPOI?rAN'r TC ~~K NOW I/ 11-111-J O~ CI=- JT I( - ,.;~-' ...,EA.:..~ "" . . ,;: iF 7 �. . .. . . . . '" ' , '. ' · .. . . ..... .. ... \ • ) ' --,· 12-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .,_0'1· 24, 196a ~ Pauma lfU&Id 1bt Ulllted l&altt pte:rpeta.IJ IOVertlpty QV· • tile- Caul Zone Ia a treaty liped Jo 1900, U yeart btfore Mrs. Johnson Installed New Rutland Garden Club President STARTS THURSDAY AT 9: A. M. STIFFLERS STORES¥ POME OY the club at the meeting. The Rutland Club and the Delphu club had tied for the firat place award . Plans were completed for a The Rutland Garden Club met Monday evenmg at the home ol Mrs. Everett l'olwell with the president. Mrs Robert Reibel. in charge of the meeting. bake sale this Saturday a t the The meeting was opened with Rutland Department Stoff' b.. a devotional period by Mrs . gmning at 9 a m. with Mra. Paul Winn, followed by the c lub Charles Amos as collect a nd cre-ed . Member s rf"- The d ub made sponded tu the roll call with a thera py progra m bird (lf nower on the conserva- State Hospital to 9BIG DAYS! LARGE PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKETS Moulded plastie laundry baskets that are light weig ht to carry , , but sturtl)' in construction , . lar ge capacity . , 11l l co l· ors. 39c 59th BIRTHDAY BONUS ITIEM spt(·J:Jl Jlllrrhas t• gr uup of ladl es ' lw tl er ( 'a r d t g<~ n slyl e "Bulky Kt tl\ " s wp a\{' f .-. (UI· or s fur mixm g and rni:lt chm g, All t' Ulors. i! ll sm· ~ . sp .. , •• I l:l o r. u• Olf•r luro: t 11 our CUI · I'l l II pur •·habl' ur l 2 00 U I U I~ Ul \ti ll< h., yuu • I LIC<II o u.. IIIK Y G l a~s B~UPr I' ~ huy •• LI < K i nM • pU lLr UI~ a nll 3c ttic h li p ea. Decanters SNEAKERS SLIPPERS age by h ea t 01o ll hlrl Quo<t lit• se r v i n~. ~:: l ass wit h tl'.' o )l'llf8 Tht' Mnartr s l footw e ar Item on lite l:' ampu s 1-. pt•n•LI Joe . in t'olorfu l l'llrdu ruy t onstruel ion , . <til rubber Sfll.'i:ikl'r.~ su i t· ~. , . nun·sku.J 44c ••. nn versary wht·n trave lml!l . . UNDERWEAR Tht>rmal Knit fnsulateJ UnderWf' it t (or mr-n .. Z·ptece 11ty\es rom l~ 1 in g of s\ipon shirt anJ t' l a .~ tJ l· waist ·band drawers . . ~ old ~~· p a rate l y . . more ht>ut rf't awlrl g w1th le s1 weight. lasy eare, pradital sttllab le to usc in any room i11 the h uUSt'. 39c ., p.~lr SOLID COLOR CORDUROY The best fabric of the season, Fine p inwa le cor duroy in a wide choice of popular shades. AH guaranteed fast to washing, Idea l for fa ll sewing. A materIal of many, many uses. 59 c yd. CHOICE OF COLORS ae season Is lu•re . , get ~ E'I fur the h:Hl Wl'ather Y.ith a pair of l'lrar pht ~t ic ra in huuts, sturdy !;olt'S . , fits all hel'is. 'f'hl' rainy 88 C MEN'S FLANNEL uc h FULL ROUND SIZEHEAVY STEMMED BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL CAKE STANDS This beaulllul <'li ke is twaY)' molded crys tal gl<tss wilh sta n d a slim - di sltn g ut s lwd st yiN I pedestal t yp t• s l t~ m . Wt ll hold a fu ll silt' round n ke lor serving . An id ea l girl. nn versary J LADIIS' P:All Fal l p lai d S l'l f' ~ . . machi ne de~1gn s . . f a..;~ colors fn!l ~' ut ~:~re th<J I , small , nut- was hab l ~. $1 .00 Ameriun Mad• •·uh 39th Anniversary Sale in em hossed desrgns. A vane ly ot subject... to l'lwose from. $ .98 4 nn versary 39lh Anniversary Sal• COTTON PRINT Boy•' H•ny 1331• ·01 . D•nlm WESTERN ST YLE DUSTERS Spf'rla l Atmln•rsary gr ou p La· C it·~ · L'nllo n Dus ters, u•vt•rul ~> I ) lt•11 lo pa llt•rrt~ sPieet fr um . . au vrl t·d th:l t Mre fully v.ash· Al l .m.t'~ avaltab lt' at l hts low prU'I' $1 .00 Dungarees Genuillt' Wt· ~ tf' rn !=.ll'ien rt•es , ht•a\'l' 1:P-' ul Dungadf' RI Ill st It dun.: un 01 1\ doub le wtlh sca m ~o SlZt'S 6 lu ltL •ech Lar gf' unbrea katle pla11 tl c J etop $1.00 Relell w tth m ~:wa bl e wh eela, spart' wheel, gu can and wlnd slurld Ht 11vy duty cab body . HI& bal· loon h·pl' tirf's Hauh a nd I hat ratl!t'l i nd ]()Wen . Ma kl' dum ps · Made YCA!r sl' lr clion~ early and put In b )· a·way . pol }'l' lh y l e nt~. L4 silfe IO)' of unbrt'akable mda•s long A fo r i!ny ,1-'0ilfl(tS it' r , 94c Play-Doh R..uler $1 .00 - 4-Peck FamoUJ nt-w fonnula in four basic tolon for cr"!'ative modeline and color bJeJrding. Clean, aon-to:de and wtll not ataln. PlJY·Doh, 4 pack, lli!'W 1tyle pac· 66c on Glass Roasters Sllllle Top fashio n style ill a very ver· coat, (ulJy water repellent, solid co lor th <~t l't'I'N:tell to a flln(•y pnn leQ design eoat . . a rewular $10 9!'i valu t" .. all An ideal gift f.o r the cnok In yo ur home A large hea vy-duty s i ~.c.s oven-proof Glass Row;ter by "Fire·Kmg", squa re !llha pe with a dome shaped lid that can a lso be used as a cooking unit. $6.00 "'" 39th Anniven•ry A RiAL BUY - HelilVy tubular etJnstruction with big ballooti type tires. Chariot step·up fram e. Bri ght t t'd col· or, chrome handlebars. Big front fend er. A super va lue at thll lowprke. $7.88 10" 1lM, Sold In C.,hn1, K. D. 12-lnch lilt ---------- $ 9.18 u.. Jnch 11118 - --··---- -- $11... 39th Anniversary Sale home·make rs. Colors are com· bim•fl to fo rm II bpa utiful plaid d e~i~ n . 94% RAYON-4% ACRYLIC washable. Plir -Annlvenuy Sele 39th Anniverury S.le CORDUROY TOWELS PLAY-WEAR Here IS the Hem needed by thl! outdoor mun . , a hf' fl \'y fiN~f'P. lined swellt shlrl with atlached hood, k n ltl ed cuffs and boll om hand, 1(10% cotton, a ll 11 izes. .... $2.44 This Is a j um bo size , 22"x44" turkish l owf'l . • it 's scr~n­ print t> d m ~ bt•au tiflll floral de· !lign, washable. Slight irreg. of rf'g. $1.00 toweL An excellent 'uy 70x&4 WHITI I..argeo '70x84 white sheet blan· kt>ls, 100' -;. eotton con s tru ~ tion . . ftrst quality matt rlal and co nstruction. Heg. $1 99 Value $1.59 •ech Fire Engine Brig ht red flre engine pumper lhnt really pump1 water. Big .size t rt~ r k with heavy hre&. Every llttlt> bo~ wants to be a fireman One of the blggt'~ l Villuel of tht" ~ all' . R.. ular $1.91 Retail 99c DOLL CARRIAGES Thi! buggy Is 8 beauty. Embostt'd three color print quilted body with low hood sun visor, Spring suspended polished chrome tubul•r ahaekle gear & duche.s• rocker. Cltrome plated h•ndlo. $6.88 Special 1 ELBERFELD$ SPECIAL SALE PRICE! c ember 2. I The pastor, Rev . Boone announced that 1 1 ''Gr een Pasture Service" be held on November 18 at 7:30 and that babies would also be dedicated at the meeting . The board voted to assist the finances of the youth 1 1 I will be attending the' ,;:~:~~~ i ship Convention in ( on November 23 to 25. Present were Mrs. At"t~~~.: l l Rev . Boone. Mrs. Bert mer, Mrs. Ric hard Owen, Mrs. I Tony Fowler and Miss Freddie I Houdashelt. BROWN II I MOVII - ---CAMI!RA, f/ 2.7 l•n1, I Pleasure Riders Receive Awards Ro1uler ------- -- --- 26.95 BROWNtl 1 FIILD Members of the Meigs 4-H Pleasm·e Riders club re~~~: awards at the horse Saturday evening at the Mason• ll fair held at Harmon PL P Ieasant, W. Va. Sherrie Williams won second CASE I R•1ulu ------- -~~--- - 5.91 32.90 Regulu Value _ BOTH FOR ONLY- 16 50 ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY COATS Bed Spreads Men and let'n-age boy.t Hi·StyJ. ed all weather coats by "t:am· pus·• , . a sly\ Jsh rout t'or cam· pus or dress wear . . water and rai n repellant. A regular $14 ." Machine Wuhable, All•rgy.frH Fancy Hob Nail Bedspreads in white and colon . . they are lint free and machine washal,le .. beautiful , . low priced, fuU bed a.lze. roat. $10 ... h $p7 ... T LAY-AWAY 0 SALE I PRICES! y Sttl'E L A N D POMEROY, i\T DISCOUNT A SMALL DIPOSIT WILL PLACE YOUR SELECTION IN OUR LAY-AWAY\ W&ATHEB PIII1IJ Dido I- I . ,. . _ ......,. dlup- toalPO 'l'bondoy. Cloaace ol ..._., IDUW ftwJJei lUI: eealral. I.Mr at V;O;L-;X~IY;-~N~O~.~l6~2~-----------------------------------------P;o:m:e:r: ~~~~ti:d:~:epo ::n~.~O:ru:o.~Tb ~~ =:d-ay~.~Oc~t-.2: 5:~.~~9~6~2------------------------- * * * bf Wotvlrlna Good lool<injand durable, too. They're correet lor most every occasiDfl • •. and s.o comfOJ1able, you'U wear thn everywhere. "Hen.car· tanned to resist dirt, repel water, stay new klokin11: longer. Simply brush to clean, restOfe leather. Comes with springy crepe sole, steel shank suppoll. Sizes and width$ 1o til everybody. ' .:: - NEW DELHI (UP!) peace Is New N0 t e ly PHIL NEWSOM United Prn• lnt•rnltlonal The first 24 houro of President Kenoedy's Cuban quarantine passed ,~>eacefully today. without bown cootatt between blorkadlng U.S. forces and arms~ar­ rylng Soviet ve.. els and wllh world tensions easing allgblly. But, ln lbe absence of further word from lhe Defense Department, It was assumed that at least some Cuba-bound Sov Iel ships still were h oldl ng on -1 Russia a ppeared ready today ta press for a negotiat- ed settlement of the bloody b o r d e r dispute between I Communist China and In· dia . The .Soviet Communist party newspaper Pravda labeled "constructive" a Chi;: 1 nese proposal 1o end t h e :fighting that was mad e , while its troops smashed , deeper into Indian-claimed ' territory on both ends of a 1,000-mile frontier. I India branded the Chinese propoonl "deceptive." A defense min- : · istry !lpokesman reported "heavy casualties·· on both sideii in fighting near tire disputed northwestern and northeastero. border a1·ea. The Chinese proposal was con. . h 1 7 "th tb 11 . "? . a team didn't win a game m three outings lbia fall and ha eour.e and tbe big test still was to come. ~~ed ~n a bsla=~ntpb~o.adca;: l B~Ngsup D Coach1BJo.b WJse, how.ever, 1t 11 1m proved a little with each game." First row , 1 to r Jeff Boggs Duanen;~nso~• 1o nes ay Y elpmg. I wan , avenpor, 1m Conde, Bill Hackett Haynes Charles Clark son Ra \' Hind y Art c · s ' H d La ' s bart • c~tlled for troops on both sides to row, Coach Roger Leffingwell , James Bartlett Don Nelson' As a Bradbur ' • asci , am 00 • rry to : »eeond World dlploma~ searched for a for~ula today t h.a t pull back an equal distance from I Pullens, Mark Tannehill, Frank White, Stephen Hindy, and Mike GPr1ach y, ~hke Garten, Ber nard Lyons, Crai& Rawli.np, Stephe!l ~auld get the Umted States and Russ1a to th~ neg~tJ~t- their front line position:i while -~ · --~ ~- - - --- · ' In~ table before an armed clash over the Sov1et mJssLle premier Chou En·La.iand Jawah-1 buUdup_in Cub~ that could touch off a nuclear war. ar.al Nehru attempted to reach • oun:~~~~ fol:~~~.n~?tr~~~~~::n~~P:ft~~~.l:e~~~~; "f~~~dly..:.!~;:::n~;fm.Lkatedlndidn nedy but as yet had not broached the subject dtrecUy to I 1 the Foreign Ministry tilt= Blarne pran kster In Forest Run cburch Loss the White House . I.I, Communist peace plan would not Ea I H 11 d 1s thi · Pope John XXIll issued a special peace appeal on Vat- be acre table as ut forth r Y a oween ~an a s tt1e wmdow was apparently bro. Run vlclnlt}'. right, but these early prankish of tomakt and l!llf throwing » ican Radio "tp ~pare the world the horrors of war that I ''Ther~ is no S:ru~e of ~eanin wee~ appar~ntly rumed an ex· ken by a rock or ~ar of corn . Afte~ ~eporting the destruc- a nd custly mc 1dents must be cording 1o offlcers.. ' would have dtsastrous consequences such as nobody can 1to the Chinese offe r to withdra! pe_n~Jve sta~n~ glass church ttu:own fr.om a t)lo.vmg car .. ~f· lJVe mc1dent, Sheriff Harten-, stopped immediately." In Middleport, where other inforesee ." He urged statesmen ~'to prompt, favor and ac· 20 kilometer n 2 5 miles ! f om [ w~ ow at t e orest Run Me~- ~ic1als sa1d there 1s a possJbd- bach warned that this type of Meanwhllt, a Pomeroy resi- cidents have been re rted cept negotiations, at all levels and at all times • , • " )whaL they c:n ·the line of ac~tlal ~lst church .. aceordlng to Me1gs 1tY that the ~ar can IJe identi- vandali sm will not be allowed !dent reported to po lice that Mayor 1M Smith ~ In Londo~, Prime Minister lia- !Staes '' He sid h~re must be conlrol,'" a spolresman sadi. ! obunty Shenff Robert C. Hart- fled by a reside nt of the Forest to ,r~ntinue. Ha~tenbach said : Irock was lhrown through the lwould clamp on a 6:*1 p. ID. rold Macm11lan told the House of . I " . . .. en ach. ' [ m not agamst good . clean ·J _, ___ --•-• . "no break ru wavermg amongst ) What lS t1us 1me of actual <.·on- Some church officials said the . front w1·ndow of h"os home . Th ere , .-.'W,eW at OBCii!, ,~ vw:_. Commons the Russlan buildup In h All' ." jtror .. he said. ''Is this the line , . . Halloween fun when the hme IS have also been several report.s )ism ce ased. Cubb waa "a deliberfl te adventu~ t e Jes . 15 fool long, b} SIX root Wide - ·- . - - - - __ _ __.____ - -- - - - -- -- L8borites and Conservatives ex-, they have ereated by aggressiOn window may cost at least $1 ,500 .. .,.;.;;;~ "' "' F:f~' . ,,c<t'··~. C'" ' ... IIJ. 1 f~li'¥K~~~If!:~~\lffi pressed their approval. sin ~.~ . ~e begi~ing of Sept~m- to replace . Others aald that re· WASHINGTON UPI - The Awaits Replies ber . Advancmg 40 or 60 kilo- placing the 46 :year-old colored Congressman WaltH H. MoDeleDse Dqaarlmeut said loday Acting United Nations Secre· meters by blatnat military ag- ~ glass window may be impose\ler today received t.bP folthat a Soviet tanker carrylnJ no tary Gt!Ileral Thnnt was awaiting gressioo and offering to withdraw, sible. lo"'·ing telegram from tbe Vice effeallve material• wu allowed replies from both Kennedy and 20 ~Jomters pr~vided ~th si~ l The sheriff's department said Pre:ddent uf tbe United States: throulh the u. s . biDCU~ of Khruahchev to his pi'Oposal for a do ts a deceptive dev1ce wh.ich !· -- - - -- - today : cuba thla llltll'llln(. two-to three-week "voluntary sus- can fool nobody." I "Regret deep)y fhaf reasons WASITTNGTON !UPTI - Pres!- tlcn approved by the Congreu bepension'' of Soviet arms ship- 1'he defeDse ministry iaid It I Mayor Lee Smith said today of highest national t"mergency The department uld that "•t ments to Cuba and of tbe u. s. was wutble to provide easualty Halloween ~ type vandalism will bave compelled caocellaitoo lk>nt Kennedy today signed the fore it left tbe capita). \eui a d01011 So•let ve~els" bad cease a• once in Middleport, or ' of my engagemen1 1o be w1tb last two money bills passed hy The other measures induded (CoDtl.oued Oo Page 3) 1 figures. But UPI correspondent tllf'De1JI back from their courae • else Pal Mohan reported a stream of you on Oct. -tb ""' • PIease ex- !he 87th Congress. completing legislation cutting taxes lmmedi· klwanl Cuba, wounded. "pouring in" t olndian 'Ibe or else, he Indicated, Is preu my apoloRies to your enactment of a record peact>timt> ately for aU pv10111 uver 15 wbD Army headquarters 1n Tezpur a 6:30 p. m. cud ew that would friends. You have my warm ·total . of SI02.:?B2,154,659 to app ro- have big retiresnent lncomn !iellh •. ....,urlty meaoureo from Northe"'t F<OII~or AIbe enforced strictly by_~~ 1!>114..l!Ji1!M;,I'I!I priauon•. . T; 4 flindo ~, br ~ have bHD )tit Into •ffect at cy. He said he sighted army coo- . 0 wJth parents held reii)IDllin:ne' Ui~Jf,W''Lfil'oif B. :JOhaiOD. , Th~ measures were a~R 1l to·J' 6 U. ....... ddt Loib the Portland and Apple voya heading for the battlefi'Oilt under law for vandalism com· Tbe vice presklent bad plaa- ~~~.ned bllo law. by the Pres.~dent year ha• beeo exceeded ooly Grove Govenme11t Locka a1 almost wiUiout letup. MASON - Funeral services rnitted by children. nfd to tour tbe loth dll.trlct :~s _:loo.red hls_desk_of~~sla- twtce before-both timet dlll'ini well aa at all othen on the e India previously has said It 1s for Mrs. Gladys Pearl Sk~ The mayor said reports of ou tbe %6lb. , • World War n. Ohio River, .. official said ready to enter p<ace negotiations more, 47. Mason, who died '"I damaged property have been The -......llped today P">thJs morolq. AD Apple Grove provided the Chinese forces pul\ a Parkers.burg, W. V~ . , hos- received this week. l c-~"~!l:"'~t~" 'n~::'i~ 1 H ~vided $5,81,019,500 for the Agrt. spokelman Hid the.. measur~ PT PLEASANT - Dr Carl back beyond the McMahon Line. l pltal followmg .a long illness , Trick 'or Treat night will be UN Support Urged culture Departmtnt and $i,069,· I I unotblq e~:ceptloual. . • . India reco nizea the McMahon wJII be held Fnday at 2 p. m next Tuesday from 6:30 p. m. S k' I 134.000 for pubUe worb projectl All 1onrnmeat Installations W. 1bompson. Pomt Pleasant L' t.hg I d Ch' bode at the Robertson Funeral home to 7·30 p m The siren will U peathmg onW t~e ~mted Na0 eC and the Atomic EDergy Commb1 •re under almUar status, it physician and radl~logist hat b~\a~s d~sp:~· bym~~ C~l~· chapel, Sutton, with the Rev . sound at . Its . beginmng and o~l erne t ' e nesf apy at a l l ion. Bo&h were the subject of bit· lated 1 Pleasant Valley Hospital as · William Denney Jr otflciat ' wee Y mee mg 0 omeroy ter wrangles in tht bectie last; was po Oil • been elect~ Its preside~t and The defense ministry spokes- ing. Burial will ' be j~ the re: ~ga~ ~tits end, ~ h~~ .later. Lion's Club, Joe Struble told U3f80tffie days of Coogrep. ~~'-r«i& chief of staff, it was annoWlced man repo.rted that Chinese troops located Gibson cemetery near eTrkkmg or Trea~mg II to members, ' 'We have and we The public worb bill locluaed designed to tflt the ability today by Administrator Carl overran five mm·e Indian ou~posts Sutton. nd ~t _t~e later_ stren._ should continU@ \0 support the HoW ANA IUPTI-Premier Fidel $1 .077,526,1100 for the Army (',_ . Clln on the Ea.glern front He ae1d the . It ,8 ''Wateh•'WaJt ., organization " · . .......rdeu.Jrmination of the Umted e. Co SurviVors Include ller bus· Castro's revolutionary regime on Eng~neers, $994,203,600 fur tbt 1 ts 1 d t - -- -- - -- - - - - Others selected by tile medi- mmun s cap ure wo more bend Russell two daughter& I K 'W Fl Struble, an employee of the tightened t.>ontrols on con8umE'r Bureau of Reclamatiob, and $100 0 cal staff to serve in elective of- posts ln ~dak~. 011 the. We!itern Mrs.' Eva L~on, Karlsiuhe' ey est, a. Po~ero:y ~ost Office, said the oods todav to halt a wave of million fgr accek!rJtiOD lA aU fices were Dr J B Worsham front, despite fleree lodian rut• Ge d M H I KEY WEST, F~. I UP II - The Untted NatiOns stands for mor- g I red types of pubU worb UDd KHJr vice preside~t ~nd Dr. Do~ tance. Wrtmat nfy,Man t .rs.L kazep k small but lethal U.S. outpost tmly al unity. He reminded mem- parut· !.tuymg apparbelnt ky-~~pt nedy'll ........n..~ U--a~ ·• • j 1 o oun am a e ar , 90 miles !rom Cu4N! was 'Wt'.a h....~ l... h U "led N , D by thE' u s. ar1ru1 oc - · .........., llll · - p Hatten, aecretary. Md . three sons Patrick Dale P~ ~rs t at m at1ons ay st k . ·.. ~ ... •eoi to gram. tn a watch-and-walt atmosphere · b d h Octo ore t't'pet s were h-.. uc. , The llospltal's board of Jeffries Speaker of Webster Springs, W, Va .; today with the Amry, Air Force ~ro 2~erve eac year on · bmit sates of emergency UghUng • tees also announced namH of F F "d Russell P. and Ronnie Lee, and Marine& in ent readi · . supplies t oone quart of lamp althose who will serve on the or n ay Meeting both at home · three sisters hal appar: . The speaker Bald he has had coho! and three candlt'!l per famIS medical staff for flscall963. In- PT. PLEASANT - Bruce Jef· Mrs. J . 0 . Ha~lton, ParkerS: C~ban tbl:,a:ttl'lllpt to run misglvmgs about the fina~ial dy "' ilh infant children, Even in eluded are Dr Carl W Thomp- (eries, new Vocational Rehablll- burg· Mrs Dovk! West Buch. e. structure of the UN, mamly these lim tted quantities storeEighteen members of the scm Dr Don, F Haiten Dr tation Counselor for Lake State anon' and Mrs Jo~s Car- d 1be city baseball stadium , un· that each nation should pay its keepers were allowed to ~U only Mid-Ohio Valley Dental Society Richard. L. Slack, Dr. j , B: Hospital, will be the guest pen~. Vienna, W . Va.; four ; tr~aration f~~ past~our , part or be. released. The speak· tu lheu· regular customer~, attended a dinner meet1ni in Worsham, Jr., Dr. J . Evan Sad· speaker for. the Friday, October brothers, James and Worthy co!v~y ~ ~~Y t yb.a ;.g~ ~as ~~~c~ by P Clare Ne1ghborhood 1vig1lanteol romOscar's Riverboat Room Wed· ler, Dr. Siegfried Werthammer, 26th meetmg of the Mason Gibson, Keimbolten, Ohio ; Lan- rolled ln Wednesd rue l w 1.~ tru e. a W. orter, m1ttees weN> alerted to help eo· .:r: nesday evening in Gallipolis. Dr. Roy Ehsenaur, Dr. Oliver Count~ Association for Retard- t)' Gibson, Jr., of Tesla, W. Va. weapons and ui ay ~~gh- w~ut Jr, president , m .charge, and forte the ordt!r. 15 me~bers atte~ms: •. a report The nl!'w restr1ct1on extended a COLUMBUS fUPH- Stat~ A• Guest speaker was Dr. GleM Eshenaur, Dr. Ralph Burner ed Children and Adults to be and Scott Gibson of Cassidy, few troops eq ;nne Preston Huntington oral 1urg- and Dr. Rhodes Quisenberry. held at the Appalachain audl· W. Va. Th .· was given on t e Sight pro- rattun !Jst wh1ch already mcluded d itor Jamea A. Rbode& today~ eon, and president of the West Courtesy staff members in· torium beginning at I p, m. . She was a member of the weree ht~~nF:.:nd~ M;;~nes gra.m One child has bee~ ex- mtlk, many food~. soap and other posed a 14tJOint program fw tbe Viralnla Society of Oral Sur&· elude Dr. John A. Shinn, Dr. The program for the everung Church of God and was a for- and tight It t ~ Bces a~med ~lcently . and fum~slt1 stample household guotls in 5hort· reorganization of the &taW PubliG 1 eons. He described cases of un- Edward Howard, Dr. Carl W. wJU be under the dlre~t.ion , of mer resident of Braxton Coun- Chit>a Nava~~ ~ta~imt aend : asset !e resJgnat on Wi . age·ridde n Cuba -Welfare Depart:meot ""ual interest lllustra"n<f his Irvin Dr William J Artrip the Vocational Rehabilitation t)' W Va and Pomeroy Jam oriS as secretary was Housewtves (locked to su"""'- Tht Republleao C6Jldjdate Jor """ ' "'• ' · • ' De t nt Jth c r1 Sc d ' · ·• • Navy seaplan• bue here accepted · r-- · talk wUh a rwmber of color Dr . Marion C. Korstanje, Dr. par me w a ~tt an DINNER ANNOUNCED -- - - - - -·- · · · marktots a nd neighborhood gro- governor aaid In a staterust that 11ldes. ! Raymond E . Boice, Dr_ Dan Bruce Jefferies, co-chairmen, There will be a spaghetti din· rerie~ Wt'dnesday to s~k up o~ , t~ depart~t " has become a poo I II I ai or Else, Says I 1 Mrs. Sk'dmore DIes F0IIowmg • Signings Make 87th Voting Biggest Peacetime Budget Mayor Smith . • 'illoe" ••· Lon,.Diness Head Staff Of Hospital j ,OW:, Cease, Desi'st, Cubans BeJFJO T FeeI E££ l 0£ Q • and j ' Hear DenliStS ne: ·· trus· l ' Public WeHare :.1 Dept., Dumpmg • Ground"-Rhodes ;r r brtathip' brushed pipin ' Russia Pressing For End To India-China Border Dispute th; IN STYLE ... ALL THE TIME Hush PuPPieS ' I •, loeiii'IIUI. ~ In GallipoI. a• FANCY HOBNAIL e lat eaal opeucl. 0 ra I Surgeon . .. All WEATHER • Th. ompson T0 Mton'• Hl,tt.StyJ•d By Campus SHEET BLANKETS Decorations, Programs Are . S GIVen tudy Children's rorduroy play • wear for fall and winler. Scleet from crawler5, overall, coverali and boxer longiell, all tailored In fi ne wale corduroy . . bright ha,ppy colora that are washable, $1.00 54c ... nn venery 77c Sturdy Built TRIKES Sale 5% WOOL 1 BIG SIZE DfiUBL& FLORAL TURKISH Di scoo NT mER vALUI l _;_·~r..:~.,,'o;h;iotiTLliltiltloo-••iOooyoo;:-,1iG[II ~,;,,----;:;:;::::-;;:;:::::-;::;-;;==Golden TrlanEI••' Femou• RAIN lOW CRAFT$ U~·lnch Even•' Charlot FrerM U,o. be held November 13 at I p. m. Mrs James Titus, OAGC Dur ing the evening new offi · [judge, wil t g1ve a demonstrJwert> mstalled by Mrs Ce- tJon usmg dned material m Botm . a past president ~f j flower arrange ments. c lu b. Insta lled were, pr~S I · The program of Monday's Mrs. Cush Johnson; V l ~t> meeting was giVen by Mrs:- Nio proesi<lent and program cha1r- cho!SQn who told how to wet.. Mrs. Wi n ~ : secreta rv, come birds to a garden. Mrs:. Ni· James N! C~o\ so~ and cholson advised to try to at. troeasur<!r Mrs. Chns D1ehl. tract birds to their home by The retiring president .pre- mak ing them feel safe by hav· sented the officers with a· girt inL trees, vines and shrubs for and thanked all the members shelter fl'Om enemies as well their help during the past as storms, wind , rain, co1d and heat. She said to give them waFour members of the club. ter . provide nestir.g sites and Mrs. Reibel. Mrs. Johnson, food, with shrubs , trees and Mrs . Guy Larkins and Mn. vines which yield fruit, nuts , Diehl had attended tl)e region. berries, cones or seeds or give al meeting last Saturday in them food such as suet, fresh Belpre and gave interesting re- apples and nuts. ports of the meeitng . The traveling prize brought The regional award for pro- by Mrs. C. R. Bishop was won gra m book was presented to by Mrs. ColweU. Th~ group enjoyed an ex. change of bulbs and viewing ' an exhibit or chrysanthemums. During the !IO<ial hour a dessert course was served by Mrs. Colwell who was assisted Mrs. Gerald Anthony, chair- by Mrs. J ohn Frank Colwell ; ma n of the Christian Education and Mrs. Fred Austin. Board of the Middleport First I The next meeting of the club. Baptist Church, presided over I will be. held a.t tht home of Mrs . Bishop Wtth Mrs. Jumes ]a meeting he ld Tuesday ing at the church. Nicholson · Christmas decorations for church were discussed ' group and also the childoren 's 'l Iprogram whic h will be held Wednesday evening, Dec. 19. ' It was announced that t h Senior High Youth group hold a Vesper service, OVEN PROOF HEAVY DUTY CHILDREN'S WASHABLI p1ir k Dump True s R•eular P::AMOUS " FIRI· KING" C0 AT S ae tslsco.~~~~o;:~.~ALu&I~N~~oG~~~D MODEL G1ant Jeep Rooulor ll.tiRotoU Sale 22x44 FANCY Comp• r• At $6.95 LAUJES' FAST COLOR nn lveru ry MEN 'S FLIECE LINED This 1s a heavy wei glrt winll'r type Jacket w1 th u wnte r and lii H I REVERSIBLE •ll ''Sir Charles" - This beautiful bltnded fiber bhmket is a h eavy 2% pound weigh t. Large 72x90 size makes lt ideal for any f u ll size bed , • maehu1e L ar gt• ~: rou p of ladies ruotwt•ur JI.IHn j at one dollar a pa lr . S r~ · •'· pair • • ch This eolorful plnld bl anket Is <1 do ulJie Blunk et sizE' 70"x80' ' and Is very popular with all JHJ Sweat Shirts blad or uhve . machine wash- BLANKETS imporl ed l!:ifl it em !hat is muc h in llf' mau d 11 s 11 dl!rot·atur it em for many luanes . Heavy brus~ plaled plaquf's 1'1us Js JACKETS roll ar, euHs choose f rom able , 10 lo 18. BLANKETS CASUAb . kni t bottom band, Ladies' popular corduroy Slim Jims . . the new taper ed Jeg style .. all new Fall co lors lu BRASS PLAQUES HEAVY HOODED quiltt•d lmi ug 39th Anniverury Salt LARGI 72x90 MUL TI·PLAII) ae wmd n •pdl r nl uut t•r shl' ll nnd yd. 70x80 Plaid Double TANKER h l' llV y eh Oil't! $J.99 MIN'S FULLY LINED a • fla nn elette in print· that are full y wasbllble fur sl eep'lear garments. able for sleepwear fannenlll. REGULAR $L98 SIZE Heavy Embo1Nd lmport.d 12-INCH ENGLISH FLATS AND J~th Annfverurv . . yo ur 77t .. 39ih Anniversary Sal• $1 .00 many fa brics, good s i z~ pieees ALL-WEATHER diurn, la rge, 88c ... fur IJ.tos l st• lf'( '\oo n. Soft cotton ed t.Jesig ns 19c See thi s large sel ection of liSsorted Piece tiood Remnants . • many col ors and des ig ns . L ADIES· Men' s r'oll on Flann(• \ Shirt s In repell(• nl outer she'l l and a wa n n qLti ltNI lining l ur extra l'UIIIfort . . 1\t'W f<I IJ l' !IIUI'~ . Wllld MODERN DESIGN and <' <l.!ll lll lli 111 usor h •d sty lf'Mll ml rul ors .. ull ~ln• s ~ ~·:u l ahlP . Be lu•rc t•:trly srorrh· 39th Ann iversary S1lt 9c Girl s' C'a r Coats w1th wnter and 39th Ann i•1 ersary Sale fla l s 8 proof S11ieon trea ted co ver omd 11 !wavy du ly ~muolh · r i d in g pa d . the complt' te 2-pif'te stot for ••• Plaid Shirts 39lh Anniversary Sale lt>c! from co nsists of Flannelette BETTER PIECE GOODS LADIES' CORDUROY SLIM JIMS REMNANTS CAR COATS R•gu ler $4.98 Veloet a ll s h op.~:wrs . Ol•cura lor U es l ~ n · t•LL t•lt· :< a nt br : t ~ ~ pla tm;,: , a u ~ e· lul and dr t'or ilt'm . ~1' 1 36-INCH PRINTED 39c ... Rain Boots Ple1tic Comp1re 1f $1.49 l!lroup of mug:m nc r :tt'ks make11 a low pl'lt>(' d Jj lt't tlt 'tll 11 va ilahle for eom- This An n ive ru ry Siiar.eii-"JTtlr.A~n"n;;:,:;;.;;;.;,.o..o.r:;;y~:;!.r..; -"T-:11rtth"4nn:;;n::;,.;;.;;,:;,.;;,;;y0r.a:r.e; --r- $2 .BB Ttu~ ~ p t•da l pu n h a ~ .· d m~ a l, LADIES' PLASTIC Clur GIRLS' WARM LINED 99c .. Sturdy Brass Plated MAGAZINE RACKS tu rarry nntveru ry eReg ula r 69c V•lu e eBig Cho ice or Patte rns ~· PI.ce t.'il ~~ COLORFUL PLASTIC --,3"9"thr:-Ar=n::nr.lv::e:;:r:,.::, :- ::y:-<S-;ar.le:-"_i_ 39t h Men't Thermal Knit sew·ral r ul urs easy to slt[l on .. a e BLANKETS • • d't TV loun ging slip pe rs !n 66c ., Fu ll wmdow siu• , tt' <Hiy lu hang p li:i~ l ll' drapt•nt·~ A dnzl'n pn' lly pl:ltlerns to choust· !rom . $1.00 Ladie~· a choicf' of 99c .,. DRAPERIES st rU C'ted of lUOC/., cuttun .. full bed sJZe . ma "hine wa:o; h abl~ a ·"lH'cJal An niversary pnre. ~ •I ..... 39C 8V2·10V, PAD and COVER SET tort<:~lllt> . PLAID SHEET P ln1d de si!,! n ~ !we t bla nket s con- . Regular $1.00 Veluo only .39th Anniverury Sale !o.,.. . 39th ANNIVERSARY SAL& A SPECIAL LOW PRICE IRONING BOARD LADIES' TV iiblf' lect !rom tht· seas on 's nf'Wf'SI shades , . Hell! sheer bei:iu ly ;ot lluwl lur un lv 3<' cu• t omer , l 11 t Nylon Hose Beau11ful r1rst quality Seamlcn Nylon Hose hy ··Patn cia ". SP· tvm <· r ~ LADIES' CORDUROY from purchase . I BATTER BOWLS th i~ See Pyrex "Flip Top" p\asti<' scre w top. !!:old de<'ur<~ ­ Uons. gua r a ~o~t ~~d from brt!ak· '· For Thu rsday Only! W ith th• Purch••• of $2 .00 or More A EGULAR 49c HANDLED " FIRE-KING" MILK GLASS 39th ANNIVERSARY SALE F IRST QUALITY PATRI CIA SHEER SEAMLESS ANNIVERsARYSAl&-·'~""'n:--r:n::n"•"•"•r::,:,:::r::y-..,:r.:--.--,.lhT.n::n;yo;;ve::r;;s;-;o:;:r;;y"•""•--;--'llln:-T:n::n:!o::vo::r::,::.::,y::o.c.:r.:,-..;..--;3:;9:;-th;:-A;;-:n::n;:lv::o::r-:,,:,::y:Cs:a;:lo-:- Perfect for beverage '' SWEATERS $2.00 Rogular 79c Value l LADIES' BULKY KNIT CARDIGAN STYLE ••ch c r ysta l dea r pyr ex chairman. plans for • a t the Ohio tion list. 39th Annivertary Sale NO'W YOU KNOW ° Teen-Age Crusade WI'll Be AidedBy Fi1m, Discussion Attending the meeting were iGiassman . and Dr, Samuel w. All members of the group are ner at the St Joseph Parish dentists from GaWa, Meigs, JDhnson. I urged to attend the meeting. hall on SundaY, November 4 Jackson •nd Mason counties. [ Commltlng staff members are ,from z p, m. to 6 p. m. The Dr. John Shinn of Pt. Pleas· Dr. Ray M. Bobbitt, Dr. John MEIGS lli!NERAL HOSPITAL price of the dinner will be ' 1 for ant was eJected president of the IM. Bobbitt, Dr. Frank M. Peck Admissions - Lewis .Smith, adults and 50 centa for child· aoclety, .00 Dr. Ed Howard of and Dr. Francis A. Scott. Mn. Middleport. ren. Spaghetti may be taken Pt Pleasant was re-elected sec-j WiiUam Marnhout, R. N., ·con- Dlacbarges - Martha Ohiling- out · Jf t'Ontainers are supplied. A teenage crusade with films retary-treasurer. tinues as director of nursing. er, Middleport. IThe pubtic i!l cordially invited. will be held at St. PauJ Luth··-h h in p ta eran c urc omeroy, s r1I t 6 S d Oct lighting '"PP"" de> pote Preso· j"'ical d-ong Jrollfld. . . . ... dt"nt Kennerly ·~ stotement th:lt ~ time i3 past du. to nmove the blockade w~uld not affect t~e thts P_I'Oil'Bm from the clutchel n'' ""'""' "' "'' and Costros 'Of polttical patronage and retura stat~ment that h1~ reg~e could 1t .t~ the h~ of profes~~iooal tdfurmsh the j>t>ople s ne<:b. mtn111tratou. tr our own youthbut to the com- Tht> buyers appn~enlly feared Rhodes charged tha~ the departmunity, and nation as w e 11. that till' blockade m tg ht ~n . be ment is. ~;rheavy With cumberToday there are oppos l"{ ide e:'4:tE'nded to cut olf the oil 1m· some. iwuson between state aDd. · li d 1 ~-'ologles battling for our outh. ports n£'edl'!'l to run the power uca epartments 8 poor, uae t""" ~o ~~ ~. Th~· P~in:', ~r~r It is imperative that Christ. plants ~hich supply electricity to icy ' 'infirm an~ confused," ~d • I 1 t h ian commitment be made by Havana i homes. there ill no undonnlty of policy " f tur 1 7 agers on Y·. ea es e outh now " or application of itaDdardJ award-wlnrung fUms produced Y · . throughout the state ATHENS, Ohio UPD - Gene Depullu qid he dron bts car !day 1n county court on a charge Wednesday for the wif•. described by Family Films with the The Crusade wtll be held at H • Arr. . .. ed · l Steel, S'J, Ohio University pro- to Dow Lake, about three mile~ : of cohabitation, uncpvered ln coo- as in an advance 1tage of prei· he\~ of Chrlstia~ teenagers St: Paul .Luthera~ church and ' etnalll8 IVlng bei:hefJI end·uben~lts 8l'f ~t (euor early today broke clown north ol her., took a boat tied up l· nectlon with the disappearance ol nancy. who know problema teenagers will contmue until the end of In Atbms Tbursdav [ h ~ is Y uti zed, he saW. and~ BD emotioo -packed C!Oilf... at the dock. and loaded the ateel bls wife. Sheriff Harold E Shields uld face today_ tbe school year. The body of Mrs . Ethel Hill, ".0 10 sh not ~ttlng its pmpol'lion told authoritiet he murdered drum. He said he rowed to ahout He was arrested Tuesday after Stees had been llvinJ with a wom- The crusade program Js de. 'lbe first film whlch is one Washington D. C., is expeC'ted ::a:. arek fP<ieraJ d~: hi• ntran&ed wife. Helen, 21, and 56 fttet from the opposite shore sherlff'a deputies discovered hu- an he falsely represented 88 his signed to stimulate discussion half hour in length , Is "Teen. to arrive in Athens Thursday mg ta en the stat.. dumped ber body In a lake near and pU&bed Ute drum into the man blood in the rear of hi• ata- wile. Sbe left the state some time and help answer such quest- a~e T~stament ," followed by ev~ning for funeral services PLAN DANCE bert. water, then returned to his car lion wagon and a blood • !Klaked ago. "Sc' , F 'th , d1scuss1on. which will be held Friday at 2 The Pomeroy Band Boos~ 1 steel tokl AtheDfl County depu- Stees, assistant professor of ed- shirt belonging to Stee!i. Th 1e led in J 1 .?~~ :s Abou~en~ ~~ 81 1 ' November the 25th, at 6 p. p. m. in the Ewing Chapel with will sponsor a record hop in tiel he picked up nil wlfe at • ucaUon, broke dowD after about j Stees told deputies be had ~n 1955 e ~u~adwlas mah~dr ~~ Sch a1., .. "T ea Rg ma ~ m., "Teenage Code·· is sched- Rev. Pearl Casto officiating. the Junior Hlgh auditorium, 00 · bus atatloo in Columbus saturday ai hours of quet~tioning, separated from his wlfe Iince stee' ~h. W:o c den. eenage 0 n . uled, on what to do with Mrs. Hillis survited by three Saturday October ')J from a and took. her directly to their Carl Welling said . He said formal about June. Mrs. Stees was re- CoU 8 . e ~~race - ·How Long, and How SerJ-. cheating in school On Decem- children, Hortense Kirklort, Ra- until 11 p. m. The Jays will home near here. ·charge• have not: yet been flledjPoried Jn!llllnll by her parents in e~e ~ I10DI e, 11 • ous?," ?:;Ara P~rents ReaUy lbe 9 at 6 the Christmas film venna ; Wi11 HHI, Rose Hill, 0 ., emcee. 1 He Hid they got into an arp;~- again&t steea. ·Asllland. Ohio, the Rev. and Mn. Umver:s ty recorda show that People . and. What are the will be shown. FoJ\owink each and Robert Hill, of Florida ; two - ---ment llhortly after they arrived Deputlea. Athen• pollee, bure8u 1Miles Ta~. Stees came k) Ohio University in Problems Facmg an Early Mar movie a discussion will be held sisters Nina Wagner. Racine, SQUAD CALLED and he bU her wltb an iron bar. of criminal investigatiOL rl'lell and bl hill original story, Stees oon- !September from Indiana Unlver- rage?" There is no charge, or offer- and Fiossle Butler, Washington The Middleport E·R sqUid Steel dacrlbed how be draued men from the WUdlife DivisiOll tended he wa• delayed in trarfic .sily In Bloomin8ton. He graduat- 'lbe pastor ot the church in- lng. but an opportunity for D. C.; and a niece, Mrs. Adams transported Lewis Smith of the body outside and placed It iD. began a grim serach at tile lake and hia wife was not at the bus ed from high scbool JD Harri..,. vites all teenagers to atte~ , teenagers to face problems of Racine. Friends may caU at Beectl-st to Metes General Koa. a 55-fallon steel drum ud loaded tdoay to find the body. station when he arrived. Iburg, Pa., and llsti!d hia bome and added, 'We feel that tb1s with other teenagers in open the funeral home after 8 p m. pita} this momina at 12:32. Mr. U ID lola <Ill'. Sletl WOI lo havt oppeartd (0. An all·poilolo biiUetio WU illuiiCI addr... ID Phtla<hlpl.a Cruu<le II lmjlorlat>t DO\ only disCIWloo. Thurodllj'. -- · ' Smilb WU IJl. 0 Up • Sl • Wl:fi m l ts ayz n:g l e 29 d 1A ree: :!:m I Deputy[ :I 1 = .f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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