https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/43e281899ef24d9866a39f8b8d55b0ac.pdf 6d6f1db2badff98d9bb7f768a9fb71da PDF Text Text . . .. . . . . '" ' , '. ' · .. . . ..... .. ... \ • ) ' --,· 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 �~----~.. ...- • . .,........,...,._.t*41X41FFVV l41 & - ...... 'lz, . . . . II 0 0 0 ·-p-·p~$ 40 U S $ :V! 5 .......t; ..,.,..,,.,...., , . f' a o '..,....,....,_......,_.,_._,. • .., .,..,.. .... ...,... .... -.- ... ..,...,. -. .,. _~ .. "< • \ Peace Seems L00kmg up been _..,.,• llhll "' ohoul4 -cler uoolul o c:twp, .,.lptmw """""" Thio eued the tension ol the to)>levtl meeting In order to di• Spnngs' . ........ 50 .. 1111 WIJ reid moment but did not answer how cuu all tha proble!lll ·which hav• Mrs. Hugh Btarbs. Janet o th~ baiic problem would be arl~en, to do 1\'eryt.hlng to re: • old pve a talk on ber attendsolved. movo the danger of unleaohing I ance lo the county Youth Coun- 1 Each hour that passed brought •thermonuelear war." cJI held at Rutland Sunday CoatiDued From Page Onel fresh reports uf support from I Perhaps the freshest Ide a ltert\ooo program: '' Vital blockade against those arms.. America'!! Allie~ Britam, France, Iwhat Is in the Soviet Premier a · JlblftraUons," Rita WearJ, He said he thought thtll would Canada, West Germany, Japan mind was being carried by an BY JEAN PARKER The auendance for SUnday Can stlare" Janet Wean , • ease the situation and "give tlme 1and the bulk of Latin America e-. American buslnessmJn, Westing- . HEARS SPEAKER Sc~ool Oct. 24 was 102. The of- Talks to Us From His Book.'' to the parties concerned to meet pressed gratification that the Unit- Ihouse Electr1c International presi~ [ The Rutland PTA met at the Ifermg was PCJ.39. Jane Douglu; "Faith Marks a and discuss with a view to find· ed States had acted to stop the dent William Knox . high scllool auditorium with Mr. El~r Haskins and Mrs. Cbriat11n," Janet Amokl , lng a peaceful solution." Soviet military build up in Cuba . ~ Knox and Khrushchev talked . Mrs. Joan Stewart, president, Bertha Gill J~nt the week~~ Susanna Arnold. "Chriltian Be- l officials in Washington said the I Western diplomats ln Moseow for three hour'11 Wednesday before "in charge. The meetin(l: was in Cleveland With Mr. Haskms Ueft," in History, Mra. Bearhl; 1 President would send a courteous expected the Soviet policy to t.ake lthe American left. Moscow. He!'opened by Arthur Miller, vice daughter and her husband, Mr. "'111u1 Sayest.The Lord' reply welcoming Thant's lnitia- more definite shape with the re: ,was expected to report to WaBh· president, &iving the P. T. A. and Mrs. A. T. Fuscho. jSheetl. Reach.nga from the tlve but make it clear it was not turn of Foreign Minister Andrel lington when he returll! to the Iprayer. Mr. and Mrs. William Folm~ ble, Charles Bartell, BID acceptable unles9 there were ade· 1Gromyko from the United States United States tonight. MrS. Mildred Lucas program er and son Jeffrey have mov- ford Luke II verses 1-10 quate guaralltee!'l against Ute:via East Germany: I chairman introduced' the guest ed from New Haven, West Vir- ria Gruner; Matthew 1Mb Soviet c:entinuing their operations Gromyko got back to Moscow . • speaker, Fenderbosh. Mr. ginia into their mobi1e home 13 to 17, Opal ortut. Me.~trll 1Wednesday night and presumably oecretly, Fenderbosh, salely director, o1 on the Athens Road. dosed with M.Y.F. benedtctlon. , , A U.S. blackout on ship move-- · huddled with Khrushchev immethe Kyger Creek plant, spoke on Mrs. Edgar Abbott. and chU- Mr: and Mrs .. Earl menta maSked the whereabouts of diately since he had talked to Nuclear Radiation, and quest- dren Kathy. and Edd1e spent • of M1dd1eport visited Mr· and Soviet b~ vessels In the Atlantic President Kenr~edy only last Jon and answer period (olJow· Saturday With her parents, Mr. 1 Mrs. Arlee Abbott recently. and gave no clue as to how close Thursday. Among those ~ entered · and Mrs. Le.ster Foreman o( Mr. and Mrs, RoUin Radford any of them might be to the Kennedy subsequently branded "Holzer Jmspital in the past 24 West Columbia. : accompBI1~ Mr. and Mrs. American warships ringing Cuba,' as "false'' Gromyko's protesta· houra were Mrs. ROOert L. 0Uf Weekend guest! of Mr. and HerDllln Will of the Peach_Fork Cbqe CourM i tions that the Soviet mUitary Young, TJ:1 Second A,ve., . Mrs. I Mrs . William Folmer were Mrs. area to the Lancaster P'alr re- I Tbe Defeilse Departmemt reto Cuba were for de- Cecil HaUey, ~ Fws.t Ave., 1 Wilham Pegorch, daughter Lin- cently. ported at 5 p.m. Wednesday that I and not offensive pur- Mrs. Elizabeth E. Thornton, 49 da , Mrs. Charles Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Larry ..~:':.n some of them had changed Spruce St.,. Charles W. Mead· daughters Cheryl and cathy, and children were guests and that "no intefcepts have Pbol Sh B lid ows, 1314 Pme St., Earl Henry • son Brian Of Toledo, Mr. anti Howard Bolin. Th ow ·~~ t 1 Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Jack L. Mrs Robort Johnson daugb- Mrs. Lesl<r Foreman an e ~nshet bl~'hed'"'r men Quimby, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. ter Cynthia son Doug'las of Mrs. Edgar Abbott visited mg pu 1s ase· . . ' ' dM AleeAbbott of newly made aerial photo- IFoster E. LeW'lSI Rt. 2 P.atrwt, Th~ee Federal Power -com- Columbus. . ianMr. r:~ ~s. Dor~ AniOid :~~:~: ~th~~al~experts described as Guy J. Roberts, Rt. 1. Bidwell, members returned to The Rocksprmgs M.Y.F. heid i .. M J Mfetng t' t h elM and son Robert VISited r. 1t evidenceofthemii- ' Mrs. Arthur W. . George Rt. 1 Washington, D. C., Tuesday Its reguar J Lawren and lan!lly 1 itary buildup in Fidel Castro'1 Vinton J Gory Kapp 2501 Lin- · after a tour of American church on Oct. 21 with the pres- r~·- oeBo ce / .19 ' . ' . P S t I ldent Ruth Ann Bailey in ' of LAing ttom recent1Y. 1and. • coln Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Charles . . . owe~ ys em,. .nc., ' ' Mrs. Clifford l..t!ifheit accomPhoto experts said the pictures, F. Mash, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant, facdit1es m Oh10, .w:s~ V1~inla, ed panied Ernest Burton and reported to have been made at Mrs Larry M Lee and V1rgm1a, mcJud· · Itt Grover to the alti.tu~ under 2.500 feet. clearly !W Va Mrs .john H. the · · Sporn plant. The secretary's r.epo~ ~as F;ir recently showed details of missile launch so~ Y/ Va. Micha~l L tour began at the Ohio lread by Mrs. Mane Bll'chfleld l Mrs Velm~ Douglas and complexes. 1n one there was . ' · ·• · Company's Muskingum and the treasurer, Mr,S. Kath- ~ · .. building labeled "Probably ~~~· ~~~kHa~:n..W. Va., Steam Electric I:'lant at McCon- i leen Fl~k, reported a balance ~hte~ J~:l~~~ : · a:ys clear storage bunker." "' Mrs. Carri~ L. · Grueser, Later Monday morn. j0 f $275.11. jQx.lville. , Khrushc?ev put out his Minersville, Miss Edith the group traveUed to the 1 The group voted to spon:wr a I. __;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.__ 00 ONLY proposal m_ .a le\~r to the Hayman, Racine, Mrs. Charles . W. Va. works of I pancake s~pper and corrumttees 1 BrJl!sh philosopher I~. McNickle, Rt. 2 Radne, Ka1ser A~umlnum & Chem-1 were appomted. Charles Ca~~ ~ band. • the • bomb CJa t H All Che t Job Corporation, then the Phil- Herbert Parker and Mrs. Fmk Bertrand Russell. J. ~~e ·Rt. •;· Lon 5 er' n · . Sporn Steam Eleclric Plant reported an prices ol water . He told Russell that "The Mrs. Fr~nk D. Huds~n, WellsAppalachian Power and Ohio coolers and It was decided to MIDDLEPORT, 0. Company purchaseB onedllat the present. iot"'w"'n'"o"'f•w;;.a'_•_n_d.;pea-"'c•e•l'•'•oiiii"'i lon, Everetl D. Ph'll' lips, Rt . V Mnd • Inat Graham, W ed Wellston, Calvin E. Shook, Coal~ a. o ay s s~ction ac- ay~e er~ o was nam as to M Joseph s Will'18 Rt concluded w1th a trip parlimentanan. Mrs. A n n e n, rs. ·. • · the Apple Grove, W. Va. ~- WP.bster was named as adult ! . Pedro, Joseph~ Michael AbproJ·ect jointly condu ~ supervisor of baby sitting ser- . Recent visitors of Mr. "oott, BIBcklork Glen C. . . 1M H' 1 F h were 11 nsw ' W by Arnertcan Electric Pow- VIces. for November. It was de- rs. It:! rene and Westinghouse Corpora- cided to have a volunteer do- l and Mrs. Jack Warner of F'lor<!Rnaceve ood, . . Reynolds, Ann . nation "change box" at the Ison ann Janis Epple. Mtch11·1• anFd,~n J. Burke, The tour is one of a series meetings. 'lbe band booster ! The H. D. Gilkey sonv e' ~ · I' v1s1 · 'ted h'1s THE WATCH OF members of the commission meeting was annoui"'Cfd. The ,GaIllfKl_Js IJlrtbs have been making as part of a first grade class taught by Mrs,I"Ava Gilkey. YOUR CHOICE NOWI Mrs. Raymond Welch, 1455 self::(lrientation program to Parsons won the room banner. I Mr. and Mrs. Thor Bo Roady For Doc. 25th Pennsylvania Ave., broaden their background In the The next meeting wiU bf have purchased a new car. daughter, 2:.40 p, m. field of both electric power and held November 12: and a for- Mr. and ~rs. Ernest day. Mrs. Donald E. Smith, Rt. natural gas; eign student wiU be the guest have moved m the Bertha 1 Long Bottom, son, 1:44 a.m. The FPC men. making the speaker. lhouse. . """'''tlY JEWELER·OPI'OMETRIST Wednesday. trip were Chairman Joseph C IN GE~ANY A belhng was held MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Dlschlrged sWI·dler, comm1ssoner · 1 Charles· Mrs. Herman Grate hag re- ' atM the dC.MC. Howard home J Cl' Patients recently df~~~!~~IR. Ross, and Commissioner Har •. ceived word frOm her son rM. an nd rMs. errcr to lneG. ilk<!Y included Mrs. Robert old c Woodward ' r. a rs. m n M" El Willi . . James George, that he has and family and Ava Gilkey ;:"'• "' F : J ams, been promoted to F. P. 4. FPI IIIed Gauley Bridge W Va awreGonced oLaer, amMres HAD GUEST PLAYER George is currently stationed ,cently. ' · · Mrs. r on wson, s. Mrs. Angus Howard waa a t th u s A base · Lee Ra mond V'tlloe Mr a . e · · rmy Frank Halliday !ell and ~~~:"r~· . I ' s. h player Tuesday. KaJserslautern, Germany. iously injured himself at . r, w en Mrs. Donald Mtiltl A'>NCOUNCE BIRTH work and 1.5 confined in Me'~ M1cbael Bane, Rebecher card Club ot M d M Ch 1 .'•· Windsor Donald r. an rs. ar es Ge~al Hospital. • . , In Middleport, of Columbus are Adrienne French called Clrvlllle Elll 8• nd R L a · · were Mrs. CharJe11 the birth of the~ first Gilkey recently. ENGLISH CUT Among · Alling Mrs. William Childs, lb., 71> oz. daughter, According to the French and. Mrs. Janice, born Sunday, or the nursing were sorved by 7 at Doclon Hospital patients who wPre . Mills to those mentioned Columbus. The mother is the . lair Included Jasper and Mrs. Lionel Boggs, former Phyllis Snowden. Mr. ' Homer Vititoe, Henry Millard Wildermuth and and Mrs. Roy Snowden are toVarney, Earl Henry, James P. Robert Schmoll. grandparents. II Dyer and Robert L, li'osler. · Eight unil.! or 1>lood were administered at the hospital on eServe Yourself or Be Served Wednesday. 1 Rutland Rock News, Events Society News I I I I 1 dospllal News Vote For .•• So Endurin& ••• So Endurlnl ..• IDSlaIIallOflS • ;:f BULOVA .. l 17 &WIL fUIIIM nM'"UI 1 1 llOOMS OF NEW FURNITURE $299· KENNETH McELHINNY Republitxm Candidate DllMOfrll IIAMDIII IIUM "I" ''A' fll!l~lti!JIJ ~oM ·~lllllllfl'ill.tl Qllltll/ dllmnd1 u t lhllth "'1111 bttclltl. 17 ... "-·" "· ~··· ••01 ••llow whllt. 111 •elltw It' Whitt. '39" • • • Tilt IIIUIY of 4 '* twt PIICM Clrved '69" 'YOU'll IIWJ It from ttl• 1110m•nt It tllpe dslntlly around tout Wfilt, , for itt lustrout atylln_a. tor Jli '111t1 "' dl• mondii, for lfi unttlllnl ac- H. SANBORN curecr. coma, try on• onl e Uot Our Loy·Awoy Pion GOESSLER I' JEWELRY l STORE Court St. 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Certified Oil Station Meigs County 538 WEST MAIN STREET 28· ~· 9 Tuet P•W HI TEST 31.9 Ovor 200 Wook ly Wlnnoro-Trading Stompo Of Your Cholco Now Under Now M1nagement GEORGE A. MEINHART as Stall Representatl¥t ' CHUCK ROAST CHUCK ROAST 49~b 53~ HALLOWEEN COSTUMIS Cholce198 98c to Choose your Pharm Wl.at""thoy-ntt. be this ytar? Choo.e from our complete .... as you 'WOuld ltctlon of cottumes fw all Ofloo and ol.tM, WUh 01aoid. ~choose a doctor lverythf.,, Por Your Hellrntnll•rtr tac. ·MASKS ... finny OUR BUSINESS: tr " Stc TO S'RVI YOU ·GERBER BATH OUTFIT 10 I JIT. STilL TUI 19"xl7" With Fittlngo CHIJoiA ,LAVATORY $119 50 With Fittlngo C'- Co""'lnotlon With kot ind Supplr Pipe . PI!. WY 2-3498 , .....,, O.io COMJII,ITI TO WALL Olt JILOOR .STAR SUPPLy·CO. RACINI, o. CAMPBELL'S SOUP ' -· 1. Service to ltWgt County 2. Sound State Flnancoa 3. Personal Help to People In their Duling• with St... Government e4. Aid to Ohio Economic & lnduttrlal Development e 4. Aid to Ohio Economic & lnduttrlel Development CREAM OF CHICKEN, CREAM OF MUSHROOM, BEEF, VEGETABLE BEEF, CHICKEN NOODLE, VEGETABLE BEAN. 6 cans for ' ' ' ' SW,Stt~R ·c\ ~OHSE '"' ,-f ,\ WY. :2-2955 liEXA~~~AitUGS ''' ·s-... ...., ......... .... ·'"I'··,..,,. " I"~~·' ~I ~~~t ,, REP. U~ ' - • • 59c APPLE SAUCE~:! 6,.•.89c George lllelnhart Ia solidly In accord with the alms of the James Rhodes plan to attract new In· dulllrles and provide more jobl for Ohioans. Meigs County bas a . potential for lndustey which hu never been fully tapped. New ~UIIry In lllelgs County wUI mean more jobs IUid in<0111e for Melp County worllers . . . more busineu for Meigs County suppllen of m~terlalll, services, and equipment .. more tax revenue to support schools and clty, f,ounty and other lo~ gove!:DJIIent aervlce~ .•• reduced unemployment apd nile! COBII. Georce Melilhart pledges to continue to work 'for' Industrial ind eeonomlc growth In Ohio and lllelp County In everr way, Including lllpport of 1 ~nabla program ~!,state ·as!!btance •.such 8$ the James RhOdes plan provide•. · · Rhodes Plan For lncluflrlal. Development, Vote. tO ~lect ' • WHITE HOUS. PILLSBURY OR BALLARD ·BISCUITS MEN'S VINYL RAIN JACKET :' ' Full Zipper Front Det1chablt Sn•p Hood $J-89 l " .Rubber Boots ~zn~2·98 ·Tennis Shoef;:: ' I ; I ' .i . • ' I <·:· WAID CROSr SONS ' ·1 ' ,r ·' . . . ., ,. RACINE. SINCI!. 1·860"- · ."IN ' . u· ' ' Meigs Bunten Are After Deer, Elk · INCLUDING THURSDAY 9:00 to 7:00 SATURDAY 9:00 TO 9:00 BEER&: WINE C'ARRl'.OVT CHUNK BOLOGNA 3 lbs. 1.00 Virgil Rousll, Harry H II John Hill, Dallos Hill and lord· Hill, aU ol Letart and Dillon ()rosa and Carol ford, both of Racine, are on two v,oeek bunllna trip to Rocky Mountains ·in Col.orado for deer, bear and elk. 'lbe hunters are located the vlclnlly or Rille, In the port of Colorado. 110 plan to slop in Soulh~·r;,;,koti to hunt pheasants on their turn Crip. . •••• II • ' SMOKED JOWL BACON SPECIAL-SLICED SMOKED BACONP~ ~ 49c FRESH PIG FEET - - - - - 7 lb. 1.00 <. I lb. UIO FRESH NECK BONES 3 lbs. 1.00 PURE PORK SAUSAGE HOME MADE LIVER PUDDING _ lb. Itt SLICED FRESH SIDE BAC~O:N;_;;;;;.::Ib.~l9c: Candy Bars Evap. Milk All POPULAR BRANDl eMilky Way eNestle'a eCiart 10 for 39c •M I: M Carnation Wilson Pet 7 catB 1.00 OthorBl'llldo-1_ .. KINNIL CLUB DOG FOOD --·~·•p• YELLOW ORY ON10NS 3 .. l9c UNCLASSIPIID ' New Shipment "' GIRLS' DRESSES Pick·A·Polr Prices Are LOW Prkes By "TTny Wolllll" ~~-~.... ' ...., 3·99 .. 8·99 eLADIES I TEENS BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES eGIRLS-BOYS Velvets, eorduroys and .,.. SHOES and FLATS 2.88 5 lon. Beautiful aolon and comblnaUont. Slze1 1 So 4to8xandTtol4, pllr Toqu~s / MAKE HEADliNE NEWS a, Towering li 5 . ot '70% acrl· . colorful linin&. White, black, bei.Je. ereen. Also pill·boz: of same material and Smm Shaggy Look Ia fUr Ute blend la~ 30% olefin - LADIES' TENNIS OXFORDS 1.99 to 3.99 Sizea4-10. White, Black, Red, Tancerin• ~lors. $2.99 Wapi T"ut.ft.ncf Kntt In ltd, Whlto M<i lot.. ---···------.. -···-- $1.99 ·C:omplete Line Men's and Boys' Girls' • OPEN DAILY TIL 5:00 P.M. ' 5-!'TURDAY TIL 9:00 P.M. YOUTH AND BOYS ' >. .fume BASKETBALL SHOES 2.88 3.88 5.99 , ¥EN'S 12" INSULATED f:Or Full S!ipport For The - • 39c·lb. ' loc1u11 O...,t Melnhlrt otonck for Who-o-o-o-o-o-o 's That? S9c lb. 'RIB STEAKS GROUND BEEF- Needs · lwry Chllon Sold Wilh A Maney lock Ouorontot -ob Harrisonville Social Notes _BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy OPEN EVERY DAY I Dv~ DIUII Self-Service Market Joe FPC Men T AEP's Top 1 SIMON'S SIMON'Si~=== Pick · A• Pair Shoes ,, '' .Pomeroy BEN CASEY" Blouses 1.99 11 ' Wbi~. Sizes 7 to 14 BOYS' HOODED SHIRT WITH COZY HEAD WARMER POUCH-IN Heavy flee<e back 'cotton knit. Red and navy. SlzeJ 2 to 11-$2.49 ' �..... .' / • • i Pomeroy Knocks At First Division; bCkets Stili Underdogs • •. Panthers In Final Home Showing Against Strong Wellston Team The Pomeroy Panthers will to move into the first dlv· loion of the Southeulem Ohio Fie! leale Friday olgbl when ny Howard the league Gallipolis scorer the Mlrlin HIYI on apeed than atnngtb. lhey face the Wellston Rocketa, Mlrlin II oecon4 In ~'"II Wellston boasts one of the most powerful offenses m the loop this season w1th Quarterback John Norman anc.. fleet ba k Jim Martin the prlnci:Sl cogs. as Coach Bob BreMtn'o Rackets have soared to a 3-2 record in teague play though his team had been picked to finish fifth. Like Welloton Coach Char· ley Cllancey'o Panthero aeem to be developtng into a "spoil-er." At least that thouod.t wu apparent after Pomeroy""surged past the favored Logan Chieftalna JU leal Friday p me y n h · 2-S 0 learo ow 98 8 d 18 r3-ec3-ord 1n gue gaiiH!s an 11 overa •• . Wellston s Norman is bemg rated as ~robably the bes~ run1 lllleble Ileal Trtb Spll. ~ol Ron Ritchie, the gallop1J18 ,...., I':J:t~ from Eastern H 1gb scored .during league ga~ to I ~ continues to hold down date with 44. He bas taU1ed. 71 fint . the So them Valin all games. Norman has SC?T· ley m Conte~ce SI!Or~ ed 3t pointl in SEOAL and 4f in The regiBiered five touchdoW11J a~ 110 pomto m the . Highlanders 110-(1 rout cd Hannan Tract-, and now has 8 !eCUre grip on third 1 lth 68 . . their o1 homo I8IIlO Friday for fjfth place with JaciUlon. Coach Chancey's atartinj line-up will be same again this week for halfback Chuck who auffeced 1 rib · Logan. SoPh01nore wu. sub for BUffL""ton. Senior RoiUlie .,. carr will PLAYER . Morris at quarterback, Hanninl . TD EP Ron Ritchie . .••••••... .. Ea!tern Jimmy French .••••. . Kyger Creek Dan Crothers •••••• . Southwestern Bill Wickline . ..•••.. ..... Racine to 1112. Gary Durst ....• • , • . ..... Eastern Creek Terry Shamblin • • • • Kyger Creek F h K J 1mmy rene 01 yger u Don Harden .. . • ••.. . . .... Racine r n 8 till ~ery muc h. 1n th e • Don Bloomer ••••. •. Southwestern With t elf 92 pomts, following B'U Howard . . • . • • • . Southwes t ern rt Sat da .ght 1 1 g1ven the nnd to atart at th."":bca~ aboo':~ ~ 24- Ron Erwin ...• , •• • . . North Gallia terback Junior Micky Bobby Fosler .••••.• ..... Eastern 8 hlel 1 1 brenne; at fullback and Semor Iy ':['set 058 rom uc "' Buddy Walton ...••• . North Gallia Dick Wells at left half Wine- j or • Russ Cummjns • •••••... ... Racine ·~ brtmner is the leading · Panth- Danny (Buck) Crotber1 South· B ruce B eeg1e • • • • • • • . . . . . . Rac1ue er scorer. • western'• flne runnifll ~lfback, , Danny Eblin . ..... ·'·Kyger Creek David Reed and Phil Swln- de!J wHI be al the end sit1ons ond Butch Meier an:" . 16 15 10 6 6 2 8 11 Ritchie tallied 18 points last niibt in Eastern's 28-16 over North Gallia to his total point produc· 1. eavy un th U' productio Coach Frank Eschleman told ise8 list of th:·top an a~letic booster group Tues- SCHOOL Me1gs • SVAC EntrJeS • RUll Having smelled victory once victory three weeks ago. baclul ftill have three weeks of ens mg • competition remaining in which derdogs. • ints This 30 • to . . E~~:~.;:;~·S rome scorlnr effort ol the sea· dleport Yellow Jackei. go to lweek, but will make one de- slotback. oon u the three talented baU· Ath to . ht 8t'll . f ·v.,..ide change What' . 1 h ~~~ p';oouctio~pla~s Crothers F~~~~~: . SEOAL Matth With Bulldogs and having played four quarters The Jackets will open with and Wallace at halfbacks, ~ of foot ball twice now the Mid- the same unit on offense as last 113 pound Joey Stephenson at ract, which haa now narrow· 1n a three-way t1e w1th RitchJe lS SC{)rers m SVAC play to • three player con-- and French for the high single gamea through Oct. 19. U Pan:he~~::~ HayoandBuahaltacklei.- ,4 ey 4 12 4 5 5 3 10 2 2 14 5 2 4 6 4 4 6 4 3 8 4 . day mght: m l "A . t ,... Into Tough Tearns Tomg • ht . • • both J ck nd . NetS::v~fe we thou:ht :~ ~ys TP Iplayed better in the second ha~ 102 than In the first. We hope they 92 are convinced now they can 68 play good football ror four 47 quarters." 36 II will, however, have to be 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 25, 1962 34 real good, to take Athens, loser - 32 only W Gallipolis (20-6) and 32 wiriner over Wellston, Nelson· 32 vJ'IIe, Pomeroy, a nd Lo gan (21). 1 32 0). 30 Coach Don Eskey of the Bull- . 30 dogs has a fast, versatile outfit 28 that runs and passes from the 26 wmge · dT , usmg · a paJr · of quar~ FOR 26 erbacks named Bill Biggs and THOSE COLD, John WUllams. . Biggs ts so versatile he 1s switched to a . running back's RAW DAYS job when Williams performs. AHEAD With that pair are a couple of ··• ocat runnero named Carl Gus· tavson and J~ Grogan, ~e boys who skirted Pomeroy s ends for 48 mmutes m a 56-8 1 2 tor I r tonight, s ms e. o , Jim Miller, jun1o~ end, pla~ed based on dr111s. this. week. three quarters of fme defensiVe The Athens atr wdl be full of end in the ~elsonvi11e g~e, flying !ootbaUs. and earned h1mself a starbng Passmg patterns ha.ve been tu .t to 1 ht E hi f ted t take advantage o! ~:::te~'. Y n 8 ' sc eman : ; :Owin; skills of Morris aS Otherwise, the defensive corps thrower and Rice, Oller, ond looks like this, Dave Rice J:nd Stephenson as receivers. Charley Bush, tackles, Dick "We'D be throwing the baU." Bodimer, and Tom King, promised Eschleman. ensL NEW HAVEN MIU. · · . Teenageril -- Walt Bellamy I St A NBA Sophomore nillfl)passmg quarterback m the leaJUe. Unlke powerful Da11o Gloeckne the d Mayer a~ Rick ~ckies and center is Jerry Arnold. S 3f 8 ·· Wellston ii tough 4lnd we will have to play just as hard Both of Meigs County'• s. v. Harden, Bruce Beegle, Russell •~ Jast week" 11id Chancey. A. c . team!l play tonight on Cununins and ~ohn Arnott all Big 270 pound tackle Marlon their home nelda, the Eastern sharing the dut1es. Stowe who has been out with Eagles with a heavy SOuthwestEASTERN By Vatted Pren lbteraatlonl D:SNPI8 REQUEST a leg inJury aince the Athens ern team reportedly much im- Coach Bob Ashley Bald yes- All those rosey prediction! that WASHINGTON UPI' - A fedgame has been in pads in proved over the beginning or ter~ay his Eastern Eagles wUl this is the year Walt Bellamy eral district court Wednesday deUce this week ancl ill the year, and the Racine Torna- be m good physlcial shape for will develop Into a super star nled a request of Dr. Lillu!l Pauldoes with the Pt. Pleasant "8' ' tonight's game but have bun seem to be coming true. ll!.g and a group of 2M persons h. see some action. Sub erback Fred Wolle and "somewhat down mentally" 8 The a-foot, 11-inch Bellamy, be- from ~ countries for an injuncman Bob Crow are still on Eastern has earned a e. and 1 preparation for this week 1 ginnin& his seeond year in the tlon against President Kennedy to injured llst and will be while Racine has a 5 game. National Basketball Association, atop U. S. nuclear testing. to play. 2 standing In over~all play. He hopes that this mental let.- scored 4:.1 points Wednesday niibt Two yean ago another federal However, sub At Racine Coach 8111 Priddy down does not continue, be· to lead the Chicago Zephyers to court here threw out a simllar soph Frank Porter 11 achedhis 'team is in s:ood cause Southwestern might very a 118-107 triumph over the Loll 1uit on lhe grouncls that Dr. Paul· uled for some action after I and expecta 8 tough well be the team to upset the Angeles Lakers The Zepbyera ing ltad no standiag to sue and good showing against Logan. from Pt. Pleasant's Little once-beaten Eagles. beat the Lakera only twice ID 10 that the c?Urtl eould ~ Interfere I who haven't lost a start Southwestern hal been im· games last seaS<m. with Pre1sdential ·deciSions on four trie!l . !proving, and has one of the Bellam~ put the Zepbyers testing . .Judge Charles McLa~gh­ Raclne (!linched a winning most experienced backfield's in ]ahaad, ~19, in the openini ses- lin sad1 the _previous declsKm, I ; : : last week when they de- the league, plus a lot of weight ,sion and went 011 to make 17 which was affirmed by ~he U.S. 1~ Symmes Valley for their in its big forward waD. 1ficld goals and eight of rune free SUpreme . ~u~t, . applied to victory. With only two Tbe Eastern lineup will be throws Rudy Larusso led the Wedne~~!__s ~J~ctl~n_requeat. games to play (tonight about the same with the excep- il.akero with 24 points wbile Elgin CHIEFS TRIM ROSTER I' against Eastern on Nov- Uon of one ~ssible change at Baylor , who averaged S5 a game LONG BEACH, CaUl UPInJUry 1en1ber 3rd), Ra~ine bas already Iackie. vernon Cleland is ex· againSI Chica~o laot oeason, wao The Long c.ach Chiela ol 111> a very respectful showing pected to move into the place of held to 17 American B&sketball LeagueGALLUP, N.M. UPI-A GalIto firol full season of Roger Starcher who has been I John Barnhill'• 1t polnll pooed !rimmed tbt1r I'Oiter to 12 men lup High Sell 1 footb 11 Two more wins would sick this .week and w111 proSt. Louis Hawks to • 121-llf WNineadky with the rel !'l~ mt collapsed on t'i:'e prac~lct! extra icing on an alreaay bably not be able to 80 tonight. triumph over the Cincinnati Roy- waivers of Gow~ner Vuq,tm The Tuesday and died hours later football cake. At the ends will be als in the other Wednesday night ')a~.lpn :l P; k11 immed~ atoaiy . an Albuquerque ho.apltal. The Racine ltartlng lineup Mankin and Mayford game Osc:ar RobertiiOu led the1clamed the veteran guard. A Gallup doctor Rid the will include Ted Bailey, Gordon tackle• will lie Cleland and Royals with 31 polnta MJiurykeMhaUorrecoy,t'v':}led of a Fisher, Bob Essington, Bob Moo nls Parker. at guards, Tho standing" Wetlo,. Dlvloloa 1 m 0 1~~~:~';j, Bob Sylveater, Arcble Koblentz and Terry Hoffman; E•stern Dlviliol w L Pet sibly during practice I~ and Roger Mama on and at center. John WL Pd St. Louis s o 1.000 t:: Rall, Alan Wallace, Rick Oller, and halfbacks, Bruce Wall lit and Ron llonnlnl . h:'"a:'~ tlleronatff;: Middies Travel To Athens For Ron Ritchie Continues rJ1 . S V:r C S A s .l 0'.rn ..f1. c0 re r New Haven Personal News guards, and Red Rays die end. Linebackers are Tom. 0 BIG High School Grl'dder DI'es Afler I • WINTER HEATING BILLS WITH OUR PLAN I Mallory wa• taken line while Harry CII!Jand, lin. Lo St. Mary'a Hoapltal In Carpenter, and Roger John Ridenour will be EASY PLAN: Your }l&ymentl and w11 flown from will also oee a lot of lllfl the team from the an aprea4 over the year J J01eph'1 Hospital In back slot while Ron AUTOMATIC DmLIVERIE!I H~ died cnly minutes after The backfield wut have Lar- Bob Foster, and Gary No worry about r11nnin1 wu admitted, authoriUel said. Price, Bitl Wickline, Do n round out the backfield. short. Malmey was FREE HOME ANALYSI!!I: · To determine your heatint con•clous in the G ton game s.pt. 28. bul needs. in Lhroo games 11ince then BEST HEATING OIL: Clean• 1 1 burninr 1'exuco Fuel Chief. Complete combultlon from. every drop. Economical and aaf•l · and was one of the smallest play- CHICAGO UPI- - Wi11conlin in passing with a record of trl on tht team. tdoay as the Blg Ten'a completions in 66 attempts for GAINil- ji:mJNG LEAD football team but yards and 1lx touchdownl, CILII ••!ll!!fer .......llltt PAw'ruCKE1'. m UPI' ptayen just about of the league's sea901l records set .eCLaaenllcal winter warM.tll .Jockey Darren Madden ~talned naonopolized IDdivJdual honora; by Northwellltern'l Dick thomas the riding lead at Narragansett conference statJatcll showed. in 19&2 and equalled by two Park Wodnelday when he boot!!d The unbeaten Badgers have av- olhera. llome a triple. MaddeR has rid· ~raged 36 polnt11 a game, 22.& Myen also lead1 In total of. den 11 winnera 1lnc!t the opcninK ftrJt downs and a net yardage of fense with 473 yard& in 78 play•, of Ule curreni. meeting on oct. 1. Purdue, which has played a 6.1 averajle, andld ..::~::•:: HIATING OIL one conference game, followe Larry Benz is the p: s-.;o:f'K\ tf'l P.t:TION S'7 points, 18 first ~towns and rushing with 159 yards in 29 MI!:LBO,URNF. UPI· . yards. ries, an aver&IJile of 5.5 yards Fraee1 dDLd ~t:dnellday hl!l wul Northwestern's pasting yardage gari'le. i'leek selectl~n to the Allll ·: fl 215.! per 1ame Js tops, and aul Flatley, Myes' chief D"vl1 Cup •'·lm Fr1~o· !illld player1 lead the league receiver, is the Big Ten's lesillng l 'HONI COLLICT willlaunrh bit campaign six oC the nine individual cate- pase catcher with :u recptions, GALLlPOLtS "4M233 lng doublet matchea 289 yard!! and twa touchdowns. MIOOLIPOIIT WY 2-5116 Dr. Jt.hh l'ra~e~· . aced by Sopbomore quarter- Tackle Ttm Powell has the Tom Meyers, Northwe11turn pass Interception return-48 yards playero hold top poaitiODI in I'Wih- for a touchdown while pasting, total Clfrenee, piM fullback Steve Murphy Is tied reeeivlna. and interception!, and with Wisconaln halfback . are tied ror the lead in acorlna. Smith for the scorilla lead, each Myers maintained bl11 firlt rank with 20 po:.;i:.; n".::·-----~ • w· o 1.000 San Francisco 1 o 1.000 Chicago 1 o 1.000 2 I .MIG :1 2 2 .500 Los Angeleo I 4 .200 2 S .400 Detroit THE SHOE BOX Mlddl.,on, Ohio vis- Coats for men and boys. Wool, ~orduroy, poplin and Doelon. Laminated er. Instant heat. ONLY 14.95 Men's from, 11.50 .----------------,--., Pickens EALY IOLDEII ILm MAITI£11 W11H TopcoatS by All'lgc+,or & Stylemart .from 38.75 . Gu.ranteecl VCIIUIII If you can And I better mlit.tn. in a molltb tor the MDMI or ._ mon_ey, buy it. Ret.um your Goid.a. Sl•p mattrell folo full purehaae prioel rot llMITED !Wf ONI T · "Home of Arrow Shirts" OHIO FOREMAN ABBOTT WY 2·5321 Middleport; Ohio . ' eon. Plans lor on old !aslrl"'!ld danet to be hfld In the near fu-...,.also made. will lie awarded lor the belli lasbjonld - . . Mra. Jl'rant Reynolds, who the elub'o l'e]II'M4!nlaUve al 1he recent Farm Wo•nen'Ja ll Tralnin8 Oonlerenot II What Values! ----- ~···· -~~· ~ . ' ..... !bore. inti,,,.,...,.,. fi'01t ,., ••• tftelr •trdf"' ••llco'• tlf,. '-1• Ia/ ·car Coats I ·that Click ¥lid I=Ad~m~ll~s~lont~' Mrl.October JIJII!aliell> Letart, 21 i ; ' dl radtllws & 111G111S, too I normollY encounter. Y<111 can be """" that trucb that can handle thla kiDd beatiq can handle any kind of worlt. or the bacteria to liquefy or- Zip !Mit f1/l bat- , , , ..OW or pllo • , • .all!l , _ a vaDo~y of 'WIIIhable labrial 1a duhlns . ·.• ~ . c:olan lcr tbe JIOfOC'"I .-1 ,....I aetl Stunnlna · ooll...a!ll a.-Ill iallllrecl by lllr brotlier . t dster b I tD 3X loddlera. " , . , . , , . , r• ganic wastes. Call WY 2-2811. ln. ~ fO~\:- .• ' ' ' STaltt .. W. MAI. N . ·, ' r ... • ·. POMEROY f" . , . ;. MILL ' ,, . . ': · .,,· . . . ....: '*i ' • ' t ·':·· .r ' ' ... .,• '· . ·~'"!}' ~- ·.~ . ,:.,...• DURING THIS SALI TIRES BALANCED POR $1.00 EACH AS A CASH DISCOUNT. RIGULAR PRICE $2.00 Pill WHEEL· e SALE RUNS TH RU OCTOBER ; e LOW 800T bal thai low baot IDOl: lor fall. Galh!!'od front IDd b1ill HOt. II!Ock lellber. . I ,.. Sizu 4-10 .. Sal. MIDDLiP'OltT ' ·.'{I •' l'""j' ,(P' .T. PLUS TAXES Koarlll, West Columbia, Ocloblr :11. Blrtha' A daqhllr to Mr. Mra. Clayloll Newlierry, Le. t.rt, W. Va., on OctOber 21. A daUJhter to Mr. and Mra. kennath Khfna, WOII Colum- :1 bio, on October 21. 'i'Iaio !ho!! Ito... lrOtlta'· I to S lion. lhru TbUI'I., 8 to 7 1'1'1., 9 1o I INY 2·21~( '·' · J By Vogue Middleport Dept Store POMEROY .MOTOR CO. .' aoo;;;;:;;;andotte2-21ll.Pom•~- \ NOT RETRWSI Girls' '3.98 - •4.98 . Ouolilr lrlteb lll1oap cot! ,.. When you need prompt CASH for new other worthwhile -stop Or hive the tnOney waltrna fDr you. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY NOT SECONDS I MASON CLINIC jected to streasllslar peater than tracko pools, septic tanks, grease traps. Revivit •-~·~·=0~·!0:0:=!12:........~·~·fM~,.,~·~:.i!A_~,!';~~·~ ' er, With months of proviJt.I·I'OUI!d toeto llllllor their belt&, why did new Che-mllet trucb take on the !'Ui&ed Baja (bah'bAh) Peni••lla? Thllla tlie lou.Jhest line of trucb Che'i'l'olllt has ever built. SendinJ them ovar the .....& puni_shing terrain in North America (a road totally uiilike the fine hishwa)lll on the Mezican mainland) woo double proof of &hia fact-I Frames, oiltlbiM, .........tcin a)'ltel!la wiml who ern Klentific discovery for treating cess- W. M1ln ~' Mill, presented a lht Altendtna lhl meellnf Mra. JoluJ McDaniel, M r 1. George l{udson, Mra. Forlhe, Mra. Matilda Noble, Mra. llotollty Clrlwright, Mra. Katherine 1\e!'IIOldt, Mra. Ill Ward, and MN. A1mi lew engfnll, .,,,.,,,.,,, ,,.• ., Concentrated sewage enzymes, the mod· "Everything In Hardware" . report on tho count .'-- ·. Ebersbach · Hardware win one! DO&._ 1 W~a& ADd ulki"' aboa& updi.t.:II&J)el. wbJ Pedwia'a . -.a~Jned blldr.-tcHtebool .,., _ . , . _. lilnad a lila oc:liw --...r of toclq, (1- -- ·- · ,.. . ' '3~~~ T~.:r.~rs.. ll I I need and '··· aeod.Y·to-Nil Pedwlo art. Do.'& a.& • tbill "' '"" ... )'00 lllight be the lucky lliml«ol &blllleot, 'llp)atld t ts PORUitPEDICO COIEI CITY ICE & FUEL for more Information end booklet. Come in ,._. _, 111.11 nATUilEI AND DIICOIITIKII£1 DowN IE6·R·oss POMEROY H1rdware MAlON, ") VA. PEDWIN CART. Coone ., ia and take a shol a whuq - Will heat bathroom ea•lly. SHORTIE RAIN COATS I d d 1 fr 95 Zip-lne an P Bin om 11. CHIEF enzymes help ElEaRIC HEATER G01ranteed 1 yur. America's low priced quallty heat- FUll.~ ~ l New Autom1tic With Fan outer shell, pile and quilted llnlngs. Boyt' fram, 11.95 • presents the AND :~:p:::·:~.::i: : ~tain·g·th1Jl '"l.tltrd•. Dominate Big Ten Records i ~ 1' o S .000 b~~~~k;.od~~;:7,::1~;;~~~~~~~T~~~~-=~~~=----ISCODSID, Northwestern \ ~ REVIVAL POSTI'ONED ! • ~· ' -~5.99 THE $HOt ...,X I!IIDDLI'OIIT · "YOU'LL LIKE OUR siRVICE" "HOME OWNED & OPERATED" r ' •' 7o0 E. MAIN ST. · · - • WY 2·2101 • POME,a()Y, 0. ' ~~~----------------~~--------------------------~ �• ... ~ . . ...... _Dally Stntlntl. Pomeroy-Hiddloport, 0 ., Oct. 25, 1VI2·' ~:""'~~------ a ohort' <OUriO in Me<hanlcl "Frostls On The Pumpkin, But Never On Want Ad Results!" Harrisonville . IN 0 tes SOCia CtlllDRE~ DAllY CROSSWORD and Mr•. ~~an~n~ and 1om11y ar• vl8itlng relaUves there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell ACROSS 1' Blp ot . . -~~ ...... were dinner guesla reoonUy at tbe home of hia parents, Mr. Mro. Glenn JeweU. Mr. and Mra. Edward Lou& BY AVA GILKEY of GaUlpolls Ferry are opeftl!. Mrs. Frances Young attend- ing a few days at the home of ----------·lond •r ..,..,., 13· Conta.blel'J 1-i. Thln ed the funeral of her cousin, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. PhilWalter Saylor at HebberdsvlUe. ip Long. He is the husband of the form- , Mtss Eunice Bradfield who er Helen Haning and died from has been villtlng at lbe Brad- llt'atum ot ore !;:~~~ u ..,.,,,., WORDS FOr Experienced, Dependable Service On ; : . 1 Do\Y OOc OOc 75< 15 20 ~ *WHEEL ALIGNMENT *WHEEL BALANCE *COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE *RADIATOR REPAIR Hackett's Sohio Service PHONE WY 2·3891 OHIO POMEROY I YOU TUNE TV fROII YOUR EASY CHAIR I INGELS FURNITURE FREE I I I I l I 100 BONUS I With The Purchl.. Of Two P1ckttft or Mort of ____ MINUTE STEAK, CHOICE BE If T·ION. or SIRLOIN STEAK ·- _ , I FREE 11OO BONUS PREIH LEAN- :1-LB. PKG. Ground Beef 1 ·~:-:.;,m,:;Ast L - ond- thlo- coupon - FROZEN BONELESS I Perch_~!~h _____ lb.39c 1 Bacon I l 1Mf OMC "' T. lllcftp. VI lftMQ'I' ouHd eob. UAIOO ll'llloo, 111\1 ownu. JIMMI I p!Jo . H.. ler. 2 lb•. 89c J LEAN-TENDIRiiE-f--~--------- Chuck Roast I _ ... 49c == -- -~~~~~-=====~::~~ FRISH LEAN , ;;E- 1· =Bo=i=li:..n_g.:::__Be_e_f_ __ .._.2_9_c 1 • II&H lb. 39c AltMOURS SLICED- Tro• Poclcod S&H GR.IN STAMPS With Tht Purthe• Of ~-- tickets and gel all the dttteilt. Remember tiCh T.,..day ond WodnMdoy oro doublo S&H Groen Stamp Days on all purchases of $5.00 or more total _.1 Mix or Mite" and this cOupon - Fr" 4 wonderful prlJes. Stop In for your frH I I STAMPS ,- - I Christmas Is coming and to help you with your Christmas Shopping the Bright Star Super Market• ,Ire giving away ebsolutely FIRST CUT .!! ~~!~ II Pork Chops lb. S9c Wltlo Thto Purchaoo Of Ontor More STANDARDQUART-2V.Siuc- .-. - - - - - - - suc•o PICNIC HAM ond lhlo coupon lor - -- - - - - - - - - STANDARD QUART- 2¥1 II• c .. I Tomatoes - - - 2 rl ----.J - - , FREE 1. 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World & National New1 ~''~ Spotlighl on Spon. 5 : ~ Dinner Musicale ~:45 Sign Off Saturd1y 7:00 Sign On, Musical Cluck 7:j5 The Lifeline 8:00 .OhifJI Valley New~ 8:05 pt_ Pleasant Football NO, TEACHER, WHY~ 10:00 News IC'05 GAHS Football 11:45 World News 11.55 Medical Mile:Jtol)l's DICK TIIACY 12:00 Local & Ohio N~ws 12:15 Educational Special Lifeguard Bulletin Board News 0 Grams Saturday Matinee 1:110 OSU Scout of the Week a5 OSU FootbaU 4:00 Discin& with Doss 1,30 Album Time 5:00 News Summary SJ> Public Service S:SO D.inner Musicale ,,., Off the Air 5:15 November 5:15 Decemb_, Platter Party 1,ss Plallar PoriY 2,05 Rev. Rooc<>e ,.,_Wed. 1'05 Muoio Jut For You z,:.> NOWI US MU.Io Jltll For You 1' 1111 BIU Sterno Sporla Report ' '" Plalter New• PariY . ,,. Travellll' Tlmo I:SO NIWI 8' 35 Van Patrick Sporla Show 1:14 Off 4Sc 1or SSe OIL MONTI- Yellow- Whole ktrnel I Corn~---- 3 ~or SSe I I Bread~:;~;;.-~,- 6 .J - eHave You Wondered Why Your Grocery Bills Have Been Too High Lately! 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" • WMPO Radio MondiiJ Trbguugb- Frld•y ' I ' 11ZYWOQD No prinl•d elrcu it al No r.roduo. e For Highest Quality-Lowest Price, SH . .. bird: ""' ....,., ~· .. I f~twer serlo'i~e probl•m• with Zflnilh't H1ndcrafted ChiUit, furnitur• console in senulne nneers end "''"' h1rdw110d solids, Tlte Lawndale MOtllel KJJ41 21. l'"l!gh t- 1,Mo1lem ,.,. G•t outstandinl pwrformenn, t•on thurh:utal Distinct 111 line .... Unil O( jiquld m.... 4. Wand., abo ulldly II. Small h o1• tor a. car'd e. Llke 1a.ce , 1 I ~·- ~- cancer. (iekt home with her brother, Ger. 8. M'OIIqUf rh3-·thm 38. BUm \&lUll 211. Japane11c 38. Oelulite Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Siple Herb and sister Addie for the ' ~::~!':fot I. Have admiral article and daughter Barbara and Mr. , past two weeks, has returned otto ~w:.. 12. Biblical 2S.8tateftlf fO . R eeo rd and Mrs. Maynard Biser of to her employment in Chicago. 21. Actan" S. 1\.le:r~.ico •~nr ot 11hlp'• 111. M,axlma 3l.Giow 1 voyage Dayton and Mrs. Hattie MeKen- Mr . and Mn . Virgil Atldna \ .......... zie of Rutland were dinner Iand Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jew:1~nn. • • ' ~· ' • guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene I ell attended a Friends night 2S. DescendYoung. They celebrated t be social a tbte Racine O.E.S. re- ! lU'lt ' · h 1 28. ExpeJ• birthday of Mrs. McKenzie w o 1cently. 21. Under1 was il on Oct. 15. 1 The HarriMmville Chapter of ground ~ ,. •• Larry Crandall of Athens vii- the O.E.S. met in regular se,s. burial P~ 0 " ited Hiel French's. The Leod- 1, sion recently at the Chapter ~:=. " f0 '• a-Hand society met with Mrs. , Rooms in addition to the reg,; 31. Mllllical 10 ·· Norma Lee recently. ular order of business, election direction 3... holball Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey ol officen was held with the potltton: spent an evening with the Duane , following being elected to serve abbr. >7 Stanleys. for .the ensuing year, Wortby 3ti, Founder at ;::% r;;. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Junior Gibson ' Matron, Mrs.- Pearle Clnaday, ~~tat . , , n t::% ~ were holt and bostess for a I Worth~ Patron, Dana Hoffman, 36. Rough, shower for Mr. and Mrs. Carl l, Assocl8te Worthy Patron, Robrna.tted hair 0 37,TQWan:fand .., ~ Sampson. A large crowd atterut.1ert J eweII ; secreIary, Mra. within •• ed arxt they received a number Frances Young; treasurer, Mrs. 39.ot'UteAipa 41 o( nice presents. Refreshments Amber Warner; conductress_ - u. ~erbe. •• 0 were served Mrs. EUen Tucker: assoctate 42 . · conductress, Mrs. Donna Net. · compute Ava Gilkey a~ Fran~l!l Al- json. Tht Worthy Matron _ ei~t~4&.8taner 10~ ·"2 ~ klre made a busmess tnp to wi\1 announce ber appomtive DAILY CK·YPTOQlJOTE - Here's how t;o worl' It: Parkersbur!J. officers. A. x Y D I. a A A X a . Mn. Daisy Gillogly a n d A social hour followed at II L o N o F E L L o w daUghter Vicki Sue spent a day One letter alrnply"8landH tor another, In thlll -.mple A !~ uaed with her sister, i.A)uise Gilkey. wh1ch bme refreshments · were for the tJuoet L'a, x to~r the two O'a , etc.' &l..nrl• letle1 ~ apo.. Rev. John Davie!! caUed on enjoyed by the group. ltoophte•, the J~~ngth and formation or the wor41 art! all l•;nta. , Each day the COde lelt.ers ..-. dltterent. Ava Gilkey recently. Mrs. Sharon Jewell has• been Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Long r.otifi!d by the Ohio State R JRFZVRXVPK VI PGKWVPlf and daughter visited at t h e Grange Master that the Co£fee home ' of their mothen. M~s. ring she entered In the State Z U I" I K WRp R s v N XUUKVPM Ma:ty Matthews aOO Mrs. V1V· .. . ian Long at Gallipolb• Ferry. competition m yeast breads had G H X G F u o .i' z u I 1 V Y Z U JUG· Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Haning won first place and would now 3 z u.- B R N v w 0 K and family spent a week in Co- :be entered in national competi· Tesk!rda)'"• Cryptotpaote1 HE THAT STRIK.U:S WTTH THJ; SWORD SH.lLL BB BEATEN Wl'l'H TBII 8CABB&JWJumbUs where he is attending IUon. I SEE OR CALL "SHORTY" HACKm 20. Bronu: lape.tr! a. WMraw&)' THAT, w o rkf'rB otvol.cn 11 · ""....,•• premium HEA~ .hut.: S. Am. 2, Wall lO. 'Manhal I'M GLAD 1\iv DIDN'T (0M IN6. lt. lb.nch " ··Harmonl ze DOWN 1. C'ottfwllon ALl 0'/ERiHE '(ouR WO~Lt> AWAIT �'• \ .:--------~ 'round And About Middleport 8-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 25, 1962 . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY END- ,OF-THE MONTH SALEII Loyal Bereans Plan Dinner, Party Events Mainly About People In Miss Anna Crow moved last Plans for a Christmas dinner I Pomeroy week from the William Garber in November and a Christmas Street party in Dece_m ber were made I Mrs. Bes:~ie Byers and c hll,..here she made her home with Tuesday evenmg by ~ Loyal dren, George Glaze, home on S. Second her sister Mnl . Garber who died Bereans Class of the Middleport Pullins and Pat and Glen this past summer. Miss Crow Church of Christ. i 0 ; Columbus were ovoorn1oght moved to Col\JIIIbus. _Mrs . C~yda Allens_worth, first i gqests Monday of Mr. and C. H. Wise, Sr. and daughter, vace president, was m charge of.William Radford and family . Ruth ar. spending the week in · the meeting and named ~ make Rev . Ralph c. Zundel and Hi1\iards with Yr. and Mrs. Leo iarrangements fo~ the dmner to daughter, Charlene, Mike SawSwick. be at the Martm Restaurant ,yer and Janet Baker uf MidMrs. Guy Reynolds has re- were Mrs. Haggerty a n d dleport attended the B~~:~~ C'tived word that her brother , Mrs. George Hudson . . Youth RaHy in Jackson, Sl C. E. (Sandy) Childers remains Mrs. Catherine Erwm. Mrs. afternoon. iJ, a serioua condition at the Clarence McNeal, Mrs. George I Frank Fischer returned to Akron General Hospital His Mowery, Mrs. George_ Meinhart, home, Eureka Tuesday eve11ing room number Is 241. Mrs. ftey. ,Mrs. Robert McElhmny , Mrs. Iafter a weeks Yisit with nolds expects to go to Akroq iHomcr Rice and Mrs. Grace mother, Mrs. Susie Fischer, this Friday. Her mothet , Mrs. Hawley were named to h~ ve Morning Star. Minerva Childers hall been in 1the refreshments and decoration . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ;;;~ Akron since Mr . Childers be- 1for the party to be held on De· of Cleveland were recent came ill. Icember 11 . The g~ft committee of her sister, Mrs. Susie Mrs. Jim Crowther of Chlca- Is Mrs. Martha Childs and Mrs. e. . go, IJlinois, (former Sara Par- L. E. Triplett. Mr. and Mrs. Richard sons) is visiting with l1er broth- , Mrs. Marvin Kelly, Mrs . Doy- rr.eter of Bevt-rly were Sun~ay er and slster-Jn-law, Mr. and lle_ Miller and Mrs. 0 . E. Me· . dinner guests of her sister, Mra. L. D. Diles . On her way Kmley were named as the nom· Susie Fischer. to Middleport ahe visited In inating committee. I Mr. and Mrs . Columbus with her sister, Mn. Following the meeting games . P'iseher returned home Virgil Edwarcls. conducted by Mrs. Aliens- after a weeks visit at Today she expects to visit In · and _prizes were won by ht m, Ala. with Mr . and Mn . Athens with another sister, Mrs. McEihmny and Mrs. Mow- Ernest Dark. Mr. Fischer Mabel Miller •nd other rela· The birthd ays of seve~al Mr . Dark were army buddies. tlvea. She expects to leave Satwere observed durmg Mrs Susie Fischer was the urday for Akron for a visit with evening and refreshments W,edn~sday evening d inner ! Mra. Bruce Ward (also a ~rved by the men of the guest of her daughter and son- I ter) and others before to 25 members ar 1d three in·lllw, Mr . and Mrs. Marvin 1 to Chicago'. --~- ___ -··· _ · Kinjl. Ed 't an'rsd.~~te~.ualtM~!. Columbus Schnelker or Chicago, Illinois villted recently With Mr. Mrl. L. ·D. DUes and Mr. and Mrl. C. J. Rhodes. On way here they stopped Jn Albena and w~ accompanied by Mn. Charles Jividen. Mr. and Mrs. Schnelker are DlOYinl to St. Paul, Minn., ( '\ ! I Mrs. Bechtle Is Hostess For Junior Girls Pajamas Will Be Furnished T0 Orphanage Mrs. Jack Bechtle, tead .er of tile Junior Girls of Heath Meth- Group .smglng of "Anywhere odlst Church, Middleport pro· With Jesus," followed with a vlded a Halloween Party for 1prayer by Mrs. G. H. Ewing, her class iind their guests, Ipresident, opened the me~ting Tuesday evening, at the church. or the Pomeroy WCTU Tuesday ~~th~ Sc~nelk~lrllnis Presel)l also were the minister evening at the First Baptist Co w e wenois Glass his family , Rev . and Mrs. ' church. , --•--• I M E M. E. Dowson and sons. I Jt was voted to furnlsll 12 W....... pea11 o rs. · · · Ior the Chit ~ '"ddl he A vanety o( t'ONtumes were sUI·1s of paJamas rsWuuw,.rw 1 epor,were r . I 0 h I b ther Mr c L N bl worn by the girls. Addmg to an rp anage n hie Far E as I. ro E 1H' N. hi. · d 0hl e, the festival atmn~phere were Mrs. C. Melvin Alkire and Mn~. 1 Mr 0 '"'-· ·he · •·te e anu__ s which the group enjuy- t'•ladys C'· ,uc kler were nam ed Io 1' viQI, r laa r, .~Yua, . h 1 th · 1 ed uca1·Jon com· · nd M Ad . The g1rls assembled for a e P e v1sua Scott and IrJe rs.Va a hymn s1ng to cone Iude the1r · rec- mt·11ee. I all ot Princeton' w ' ' · and moved from around I Mrs. Phil Williamson and ME-ETIN- G- CHAN--GED the plano to their refreshments Miss Nelle Bing will prepare a The meeting of the one of the tables in the din ~ Christmas box for veterans at mother• of Middleport H 1 ing room . Ice cream, cookies ! the Chillicothe Hospital. School whJch waa 1o be and 10ft drinks WPre provided tentative date for the (;hriB~ thll evenlna hu been in addition to a small cup of was meeting was set for Decto next Wedntlday. October Halloween candy. ,ember 14. The Union was asked at the party were t. follow 'Dimensions in Frloend at~~=:.::::.:::.:~~~;,~;:~: :110. Bus kir k, Marcia Stew- ship." World ·Temper an c Sherrie Shuler, Rhonda Hy- Sunday will be November 25. Luanne French, A my I The devotions and Hamm, Mary Bradbury,. Kayte 1were in charge of Mrs. . T. , Sylvia ~wanson, Nancy Shelton, who used Isaiah 35: Robbie Ord, Myrta .3-5 and Mathew 9:9-12 for the Rog. 1.50 Sandy Johnson, Dianna devotionals and gove a medl· · WOllen. Jennifer Goble, Bridget tatlon on "Consider the Tur-1 ~~:;;;,.:Douglas Dowson , DwiRht Ue ." 1J Rev. and Mrs. Dowson 1 "Uft Up-Look" was the toMrs. Bechtle . pic of the proKram and Mrs. lvenlql ly Appointment The Junior girls include ages Shelton gave a part of the CLOSED WED. NOON 9 thro~gh -~years . WCTU natlonal president's adPhone WY 2·2207 I del S d dreSl. She was assisted by Mrt. M " un pen ' Joseph Cook who read the naWeekend In Pomeroy ,llolUII president'• rec!:m~~~:~ill Miss Charlene Zundel, stu- Itions. Mrs. Ralph_ C. dent at Otterbein C o I I e g e, led in prayers on the world ........,• Olllo the past weekend with uatlon. TONIGHT a PIIIDA Y Rev. and Mrs. The next meeting will NOT OPIN C. Zundel, Mulberry-av. held Tuesday November wao accompanied home by at the United M e 1 h o d 1s t uncle and aunt, Mr. and church. ~vtrs 0.. E. Jasper of Columbus While here Miso Zundel at· a rally of Rio Grande Association Youth . She has been servas president ?r the assocla- - 11 .. u., and is dlstr1ct vice preslMrs. Roy Smith was bonor"TH1f~o~~··o~U~~·NK" of the BYF. Miss Sharon ed with a layelle shower Tues· (Teehnleolar) who Is also attending evenln1 when the FriendDoris Dar. Cary Grant, 018 College, spent the Neighbors club met at the Youn1. Andrew Me•dow1, weekf:nd with her nar-1.;.,_. Mlc:ker_ Mantlt, Ro1er Mlri 1 , of Mrs. C. E. Clark Yot1 Berra, of New York and on Saturday went to Pleasant Ridge which was YanloHo. n•o a RIOT! Grande College where ahe In keeplna with HalCee.rctrteMM a dinner party classmates. Mrs. Donley Rolhel, pretl· wa11 In charge when plana were made for a Christmas at the Martln reataur1nt, Tue1day, Dec. 11, followed by party at the home of Mrt. George Buchanan. The lrll'lel· prlu donated by Mrs. waa awarded to Mr1. IIwood Bo-•· Members ....,. dn!IHd Ia dresaes and haw and carried puraeo and prl101 were aw•ard· M11hed Pot1toes & Gr1vy e.. to Mrs. so..... for nlest and Mra. Tuber! Cha,pllllm ., the prettiest. Games GREEN BEANS played and prlzeo awarded Mn. Jack Robson Mrs. APPLE SAUCE les Werry and Mn. Reibel. After Mrs. Smith opened lovely gllll, whlch wen 1.,.,..., In a baiSinot, a de..,n course was served by the hotleu to thoae ·IUimed above and Mro. WIUard Hinea Mrl. Jlo. bert Arnold, Ml'l. Leon MeKnl&ht, Mrs. ti:mersQn Well and Mike, SieveD and David Clark. SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Shop evory wMk day 9 AM to 5 PM and On Solurday 9 AM to 9 PM \ Salol Women's Cotton Blouses R..olor $2.95 Womono COnON BLOU511 __ IALII1.7S R-lor $1.95 Womtno COTTON ILOUSII __ SALI 11.21 R.,ol•r $1.69 Womono COTTON ILOUSII -- IALI $1 .QO lALII Salt I COLD$7.00 WAVI WEEK-END SPECIAL SPANISH STEAK ,,,-,.-.-..;. WOMIN"S "conON SNOWSUITS LOUNGING PAJAMAS Washable popUn snowsuits, warm s now pants with hooded jackets, not all sizes. R.egul~r •... --- ~.88 Our regular stock of girls dresses are Included In this sale-all easy to care fabrics, many styles to choose from. ---·- ····-------------- ------------------------------·------------.------- IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI $1.00 $7.00 $6.00 14.00 $1.00 12.50 $1.50 $1.10 ' WOMENS DRESSES $3.44 $1·'' polr GARMENT BAGS 1D lnch wide frame. FuU lenKth llldlnf zi!>Pen. Double moth ,protection. New and improved decorator eolon. Jumbo alze lnd., th• Meath lett- Worp'o looy.On PLAJTIC washable. Popular styles. End of the Month Sale. teet fibre mouldloa, 3 ... 'l ldto RAYON PANTIES Sb:e mall only. Band tee brJef ltylea. small lot for quick <=ltaranee. Slaeo '- 0. 1114 10. Not ovary oiJ!o, Lhnttotl Ub' tor •ulck ·aalo. Pl~ttlc MORTITE ~ weather strip, no tticu or tools Pnu Into place. Keeps cold out, heat lb. One roD. 29c Wom..,. $1.95 Jllennoll- su• COATS Figure flattering fit. 100% cotton tllnnelette. Slz. es small, medium and lar&e. Y0\11" choice thll ule . •1.69 tltiiLI" COTTON MIIM Ribbed al)'le, turned down eutf. stoeo B to II. Whlto and aolld eolon. Sale 2 PAJAI!\AS Plain color loDI panll prlntotl top wltb obort ~ttVU. lllw • lo lt, :10 ~loHII, 25c tor •1.69 u.; ,c. 39c DiSalle Wants Rhodes' Work $11·" $14•95 IIIG. $11.95, TWIN IIZI IALI IINDLI CONTROL - - - - - 11......., . Doubt. .... R... f16lts, Doulot. . . Slntlo ConiNI Duol control IALI IALI w......... ALUMINUM $2.95- 54" UPHOLSTERY FABRIC All cotton-Three good patte~ Non l'lllllnC aluminum round top kits wltli pint aile Tbennt11 vacuum bOttle. •4.69 . DRAPIIlY DIPT. pald.!i.."y.~d ...~ .. Dtulle datemeat wu "a eemple1e 59c- 36" Printed 100%. Cotton, WeshiW. · YARD GOODS ~ S.le 39c 17 Inch by 26 Inch. For fool comfort llld ufety, Attractive colors: Green, blue, red, yell,ow, piDk. 88c w-.AtlhotlooMiooo ..lolltc WASH CLOTHS Solid oolon, stripu. Odola and eada oeleated for !hit ..to -Your~ 1or 25c STRETCH NnONS Strel<b lo Dl Jour ~; lllloo toe 1 (IIIII~· .a (1111 1111·10) 1114 a (fill, ~!1.,11). Smart lal1 t) ,IIOl.ill. . i ' •1·~ ..~ ' PAPER NAPKINS PL,UTIC fUI-I~Y- D1NNU 1111 ' look s.tchelt ,iw', 1:11,lle aa4 browb.-. . ' ,~ ........, J..ntoo _. I , - -:--0.. " SCAnER RUGS Emboaed dui&D. '' l 4 ..... 'H:! , Knit Cro ·Sheen 171 yd. opooL rot~, l!l" ~le ~for $1.ocf ...... _ '2·'' · ·-· }' :,. '' ' Sale 1.69 Lovely lin\!a.Jike .uap' tlllldJ.uen'0lov•'v ·Jbi. -J• ' ~ 111-llroUC. . ,, lleplor .~.~. ' · Whl!e and ~ tolon ~ '' .' ,n P'9llilr ' . ' ~ . ,!" . n: = Last Chance Is November 1 For I ' Absen·t Voters ° Obj'ecti've Of Tn'ck, Treat , = . .,. X-rav Mobile Unit Schedule Set ...s;:'c~rL~i:~~~~·~·.~p~~;. FiledlnCourt 'J ;~::r:~~sec;::ecl.b~ was cited to Meigs Juvenile election day tbe ballotl are .,.. lofal falleltood. 11 to obvloualy Under auapl,.. of the MelgB tuberculosis. One may I eel Clarence Headley, clt 1-4 p.m. lng, U p.m. court Thursday by the State A petition for divorce and alt moved from lllelr envelopes 8 tleoperate. laolomlattte -. Tuberculosis and Health healthy, tonk healthy, and still Nov. 20 - Chester, Gaul's Nov. 24 - lleediiVllle, Barr's Highway Palrol. . action for support under there- at the pollfng place where 1111 1 1tmpllo IDjecl a ftaal omear Melp Co u n t y have TB. For the taking of the Marke I -Mrs. Carl Kautz, Sohio Station, Mrl. Edna Stew- Offlcoals the DGa~po~"1.j't ciprocal agreemnel were flied voter would normally have vo1o late b ~:· Depal'tment, the County picture which lakes only one cllairman, U p.m. art, 11·2 p.m. said Patro man · Th :m,n~r Thursday in Meigs Coonty Com- ed. SIIU folded, IIIey are depooo Tbo two men are locked Society, and thO Ohio minute, no appointment Is n Nov. 21 - Middleport, A&P Nov. 28 -Portland, Bud • a participated In ur Ys mon Pleas Court. lied in the ballot box wttb all a !Miated COIIIOiel~!t.!for~at~v:%: j Department of Health, an X· essary, there Is no undressing, Supennarket - Mr. and MrJ. Grocery - Mrt. Paul Law.l search at Dow Lake, Athens Shelton R. ZwtiHng, 1 minor, the other ballola, and no .,. Di8aUe the D Ray mobile unit wUl be in 1and no danger. Wayne Glbbons, ch. 10-1 p.m. renee, 4-7 p.m. county, for the ~y of ifMrsj Syracuse, has asked the court sees how the voter marked .dole seekln& re-election Metge County from November Again as In the two jtrevlous Nov, 21 - Pomeroy, Krocer'a Nov. 29 - Letart Falls, at the Gene I stees, 5 am w e 0 ,for a divorce Jrom Lynda ZWiU· this balloll. Rhodes the Republlcap until December 1. years, the 'oldest person to vl111t Supermarket - Rev. Wm. 1VOJ'Io sch®-1, Mr1, Thereon John!Oil, Ohio University professor Gene ing, a minor of Providence, Ten· The electioo board office wiD dale. AU people over 18 yearo of the mobile at each station will II & Mrs. Dan While 2-5 p.m. 1-4 p.m. Stees.__ _ _ _ _ nessee. The plaintiff charged be opea from I p.m. Willi 4 p. age oro urged to vllst the mo- receive 1 decorated cake, COIIr· Nov. 26 - Salem Center, at Nov. 29- Racine, iront oil SMOKE DAMAGE grass neglect of duty and ell· m. during the final day of allFINE LEVIED bile unH for a !roe x-ray which teay of the Holsum Bakery the school, 1\!re. Rex Shenefield Club Restaurant, Mrs. Guy Pomeroy volunteer . firemen ltreme cruelty. senile voting next Monday. One fino was levied and an-11101 only detects tnhet'Ciilosts, and Ill tbuse vlsllfng the mo· .r.h. 1-4 p,m. Neigler, 5-I p.m. were called to the Ralph LtiUe Smith, Rutland, has otbOr man forfeited his bond also certain lq tumors bile wbu ire 75 years or over Nov. 26 - Holland, Rutland Nov. 30 - Syracuae, Town. Graves residenc:e on Lincoln asked fo~ support under the reBULLETIN Judie Etnmel Peoplet' types of heart cOndiUons. wiU receive a pack of RC Cola, Furniture Co. (Warebouse No. Hall (Fire Dep1.), Mrs. Virgil Terrace 'early today when a ciprocal agreement from Ad· County court today. Food handlers required by courtesy of t b o Middleport 2) MrJ. Tom Stewart, <h. 5-ll Hamm, 1-4 p.m. faulty heating system In the rlan W. Drenner, Garden Grove, NEW DELHI India George forfeited a $25 bond to have 111ch x-rayo may Planl p.m. . Nov, 110 - Middleport, T r ~ haaemenl started a minor fire. California. (UPI) - The covenunent a eharge of falllni to tliemselvea ol this oppor- The sclledulo for the v~lt II Nov. 'l7 - Harrisonville, at IAiatre Cloaners, Mr. and Mrs. Tloe entire Graves home ~as ~lalmed a "state ol • within a clear, allllll'ed thus saving the expense as follows with Ute chairman the school, Mrs. Virgil AWns, Glbboml, U p.m • filled with smoke when fore- MARRIAGE APPLICATION throogbout ', 11!1!!1 ,and Georp Hensley It done ~lly. for each ·location: a.s p.m. Dec. 1 - Pomeroy, front of men arrived at 2:10 a. m. Dale E. Hart, 21, Pomeroy, llltlla to 1. There wa fliHitl tiD and IXIIII 011 ' estimated tho' about SO Nov. 20 - Tuppers Plains, Nov. 21 1> Hemlock Grove, at Elberfeld'l' Dept. Store, Rev. Smoke damage was the onlf U. S. Navy, and Kathryu Brace rro lma ate ezplaaaiiOII JDilffllr citation. In Melp Ooun\)' have IOhio Valley Milo Co. - Mrl. the Geoap - Mr1. lloll Bello Vorll, Mrl. Whjta, U p.m. ~ported Iota. 18, Racine. tUbe ~e. . · " ...'\ . . ft' { .. . . . 4' -- --· ...--..._........_.........:.:..,....., ' -------· ···~ · : --~ --·-·- -- emerg'!:' I ·' . '-In ·Pomeroy ' . e::,..to t ,I • -lno Mr M • ha s p em rt ees eace As Donnnant • us Desire Petitions Are S.le $2.29 yd. Sponge Rubber FLOO·R MAT Auxiliary To Sem. tee: 1 I Investigated FOit IND-OF-MONTH IALI LUNCH KITS be used to help pay for a QUeen At MHs-· 2 yr. replacement ruaraotee- attr&etin COloi'I- $12·95 FESTIVAL PROCEEDS - ISh!ow to be beld in Racine Miss· Bow"Jes· SLEEPCRAFT ELEaRK BLANKETS loq. - PlUCK FIVI CBNTI Fate Of sCOOling . T0 Be Determ1ned "f'w::fw\• ~.66 Strong an d pliable. Euy to write on. 18 lnehea wtde, GO ft. -·· " · ~- 0:: "too Large 27 by 48 Inch size. 100% rayon that"s mach· IDe washable. Serviceable foam rubber back to eliminate skidding on the floor. White and a coinplate selection of soUd color~. SpecW ule prlc• FREEZER PAPER lD ... UMCEF ·Js Rayon Chenille Rugs 2 ..u. •1·00 .... suo 69oo . 69t 69o Hnvy Fluffy c...r. ··-· 16 fl. ~ ..... loolPI 1 TODAY I Coded Solo .:... ' 1 21c· Several deslens from which to choose. Ree. 50c deck. 69c -...,. -~ Southern Local 7-8th g r a de ceeds of the festival will be used tracted to bulld tbe lddltioD. scloool are to share royal hon- /to pay for improvements of Ule Following a Tuesday m,114 UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., ed to walt for my answer until and Ia placing medium and at th~ annual Racm_e Amer- 1Racme Amencan ~gl_on horne. meeting, the ladies anxiJlarJ Cll (UPI) - .U.S. Ambassador Ad- ihell freezes over, If lllat is mediate range m;.,u., and lean Le~ Fa~~I!Vul.;, ~tly, ~ n:ru,sectoon was Post 602, announced that llabd lai stevenson and Soviet Dep- your declsJon," Stevenson snap- in Cuba? Yes or no_ don't The lasseso~ be h ! ; ' 1 ~ ild' to _ e ~ ~ne story lgoods,_ candy, and other boa. 0 lit)- Foreigo Minister Valerian ped. for the translation _ es or . ~e 1 u mg m up~_r erne.· 1 ~e 1t.em1 are needed for 1111 A. Zorin engaged Thursday 1n Well beD ba• DOt frozeu 1\a ~Y Proffitt, Brenda Noms, ! The new addJt1on, 32 feet long 1festival. one of the most dramatic ex- and slevenson and the rest otO:~ dem::ed anSwer. ~sa- , Mu ravr:wr,ence and Renee. ~ill improve n:creation facili- 1 Atone with other actiYttJel. changea in international diplo- Security Council member• have dor Danle! Schweitzer ol Pille .:., . ye.ar-' 1 11 1 to be hes rdof_the LegJonbePosFt home, P~ wW be awarded for WZ. m _, th from Zor' s es Ya , acco mg to mem rs. or sev- nmg Halloween costumea, 111 1 Th flnt hl be ted acy. l no !i""' e anawer m. requested an aJIIWer. Everyone held nn the streets of Racine 1 ) th t has ·t best demra . by ~e bloc:.J:n~ Wskl~~·as Stevenson leant-d across his The qm$Uon, •• put point-blank waited expectantly_ but the an- will feature &quare dancing::; i:,:uni: ~~tings~~ Jar est led _wiDdow, 8Dd tbt a Russian tanker. It was allowed arm of the great horseshoe by an enraged Steveuon 'lburs- swer never came .Zorin spoke an laMes,.. ·PriieS; W!JulQw displays ibome. It wa/ decided that the i.A~· desk of the Security Council. lie day, WBI this: around lhe question, rofuslng to and refreshments. sl should be enlar ed to oMEETINCI to pass thl"JlUih tho was red-faced 1114 glared dt- "Do you, Ambossodor Zorln, give a direct reply. Post 602 Commander Ger- ~d t lie g odatipr Mrs. Myrtle Walker, pnolo ring Thursday because Its PLEDGE YOUR PINT rectly at Zorln, "I am prepar- deny lllal the U.S.S.R. hu plared SlevellBOil, known about llle VI e ,. r accomm ons. dent,_ wu m charge when 1111 wu petroJeum, which il not Unitd N-ations as a calm dellbau.xJliary also decided to lll'ft barJoed. eraie diplomat had turnod tiger illn<h II the post bome .. In 'l'burlday"a case, only • lie strained :..ross llle desk ..: . • election _day. Membert are .... eontent was m11de. most 88 if he ~anted to confront ed to bnDi at least 10 PJI!'. 11 But IIIII morning, the The tlme: Nooa to • p. m. Zorin physically. At times be lt was announced that padto went aboard. wagged ••- finger or ~-,.._~ L• • • ages suitable for Cllristmu bao 111 u be th 'Jbe place: Pomeroy J•nlor n.~o~ r- ~-eu 1u.1 1 dest~::ea:: thet~c:~hte: HIP auditorium. pencil or M • paper on the desk With each passing day the on us. You are well aware of ~eta be _brought to tbe place about · tao milea Tbe wby: BloodmoiiUe vlJK; In ~out of hbn with . a decisive threats of war continue to the fact that this will not be a d: urged~~ of NasSau. At 7:24 a.m., blood Deeded. lmotiloo 81 bJ madtdl his ;M>lntl. grow, and America becomes war fought only on the battle-- on Veterans Day this morning, the u.s. ships SpokeSmen Post American Le- or ~ outwar Y lmpasalve, more fearful of a wur~ con- fields of EW'Ope or the battle• eeiv·ed Instructions to go gi ·n. said the people of Middleport whe- Zorm, outwardly lmpaa•tve, flict. fields of the United .itates. the Defel\$8 Department said. ther or not 245 continues active kept his eyes averted to the desk Even 110, the United States is This was, if it should become At '7:29 a.m. EDT. the has pnnounced aD open ln. front or him 81 he terlbbled rlghUully determined not to be a reality, would involvt those (OO ·aaid. J""!'h P. Post Mondaf at 7:30 notes. ranked- SECOND BEST. who are at home. The women -, ~ a ·WI>itle boat. The 'S !~· The Security eo-n cbambor Here la .Melp County, man· and children would be target. I~ team wao led by LL . , . . . . .. . Boy OCOpot-will·ba uaecl. - ·· · . Will)~. ~ there WU baN- 0!1· thO- street conversations as Well as the soldier. Dwight G. osborne of East The · ·· troop - which under Membership chair.Jn Albert ly • ··~r. -~~ · t~;o ·pnerfoi of -. . . . - are heavily In . ".With the pidO!I missiles und terson, N.J .• and Ll. cmdr. ~:t": volun~ tee f r Scoutmaster Bob MIUJ for a llotuh announqotl at a meeting l011101lg the diplomat& standlq favor of Preoklent Kennedy's ac- llle airplanes of today, not one neth lleynohiJ of canbll n of years gained wide Monday night ath.at to dale Ta , "(Coolilllled Oa Pqe S) tion to quarentine CUha. of us would be safe from lhe 111 Red c:;v;loocl 1 Calif. Osborne 111 executive e mo e reeognJtlon In Scautin& - wlll member• have paid dues. He ' During a "candidates night" destruction of war. ftr of &he Pierce and Reynolds Mor.day from noon u?1116 Ph m. determined by the response is Ul1ing aU membera who meeting earlier this week at "We in the United States do November 1, at 4 p.m., wm the eecutive officer of the d:~roy Junior hlgh sc ool to this meeting," Commander have not paid dues to do 10 by fortlaiJd, the touchy Cuban sJt- not want war. All we ask is be tlle final day for voting by nedy; a~ed r~ offici Is "d th 1 said, November II to help the 11011 , ualion was on minds of many to have PEACE .. PEACE In absentee ballots, accordiDg to 8811nts a Throo mlnutoa after llle the will be "'II Ia up to the parents or win a membership trophy. officials. Several political offi- the wocld. We have tried every Election Board Clerk DorutbJ boa~ wu over the Bide, the P scouts and others 1ntertst- The post voted a donaUoo of · CIG~.Is commented on the precar. human way poss1ble tt. avert Johnston. tlela lowered a Jacob' a ladder oo M · M Ha "ll be Ia ed In scoulfng whether a new $25 tn the .ltJCtll firemen tnward lous conditlono of world affairs. an open conflict. By Thursday 104 absentee Yolo the Navy team <011ld co ch " · olar~ 1 Mr scoutmaster can be appointed the purchase of llle ...-.Jiac Coonty Rep. George A. Meln- "' We have given to Europe, ers had cast their balloll, lbo aboard. er ca Mrs. what the Legion's role in pacer to be used for heart hart presented a non-politicll Asia, Africa and other nations said. 1 arge G .At ?:SO 1.m.• the whaleboat rene rueser, reco s; s. Jt may be the COJD. treatment. · talk concerning the internation- a part of our wealth ...... we This weekend will be tbe 11a was wHlerway to the freighter. V Evs:s t and Mrs .. Bar~saki ' Members of tbe Federated al problem after he had given have not kept it all for our- nal one before the last day ftW approached the ohlp at 7:39 an ..:H~t·, Y sect~rm~ e Mr. Mills ·recently" resigned and United Melhodllt churches his campaign talk. On request, selves. · !1e<>ple 1o <ast absentee vo1e1. and at 7:48 1.DL had • ernonandeaDrae, scoutmaster. ln Pomeroy wJU be partlcipat- Meinhart's "War Threat" talk "Why, oh, why, does one man For this rea.aon the electicm . lolllalde. arrangements, · . lng In "Trlct or Treat" night II published here : 1>anl to rule the world by board office will be opea At 7:110 a.m., the Defense · J. Alllson 18 to serve as The Leglon Alllili~ lnvdfor the UNICEF cause. "You know as well as I force? What does he expect to 9 i..m. until noon, 1 p.m. until partment aid, "'The leadero medical oupervlsor. lng all ::~om::::al Vele= l!:ach coin collected by th• lllal there are war threats up- gain? AI present, he has more 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. dinner to bO sorved by the Irick or treat. will mean Ulan he. can do to . feed and Any voter who will be In I Prlzet~ Awarded In 1Auidua1ry at 5, 30 Supday, Nov. Jeanne Bowles was elected food or medicine for sick and Steeo lA Charged cl~llle hJS own domaon. hospital lor medical treatmelll PAam'--~ . J~.~. - J:nK .~t Pos !Home, ~..reHiign.._ ":_,~~~~ 1th1 ~ hungry chllkeddren thor 1the wldorldts. ATHENS s, Ohio (UPI)1- Genofe wins~~~ic~ar :;m~iUand surgeryter o~-e~ll he day, ~ 1• w:aet or ~v- owitoled Wul be held at ,..., , .. ,..._ or e ~11!0" 11 was as a res en lsa•c tees, 30, a pro esaor . any vo wo~ wo anavoaMuaJ: ~~o~R. ll.8rll' at A~ lion Farm 011 commg game next Friday even- have their coins ready when education at Ohio University, have we to gam other than our ably absent from the eounty, Syractt80 Gro<le·'ICbool ·Tilltrlo lBalle,y s •• lng. the young people, with spet!i- was arraigned today ot. a freedom? I feel sure that we and more Ulan 10 miles dlottd day evening. J!un RGad &mday, Oct. Jeanne, who Ia the daughter ally marked cartons, caU 011 charge of first degroe murder want no part of Russta now, from his polling place cxt e1oo> were awarded Amy beginning at 1 p. m. Sbot of Mrs. Ernest Bowles, Ia a trick or treat evening. J,. the crowbar slaying of h i s let alone after tt has been tlon day, is qualified to vote M 22 Marll,vn Brown, and riDes without member of the s,ninr Class Workera for lhe UNICEF pregnant wife, Helen, 29. partially destroyed. But lhe aboentee ballot. and Kenton and of the Girls' Gtee Club. fund aald one penny wtu mean Divers Thursday recovered a RllSS.Ian people would gala, Anyone wisb1ng to vote aa COLVMBUS (UPI)--Gov. original, and Anna Metp Geaerll Hoopttal Her attendants elected al the five glasseo of mllk, five cents ii6-g~lon steel 1rum from Dow IIIey wo~ld have their freedom, absent voter's ballot must c:al dlael V. DJSalle said today and Kathy Winebrenner, Admisllonl - None. school this week are, from the will mean vaccine to protect Lake near here which Stees whtch 18 a godsend to any na- at the Meigs cOunty Board ef will ask for 1 apeclal Discharges - None. Senior class: Carolyn Russell five cblldren from TB, a dime said contains the body of h 1s U~? of people. . Elections office In the ration of alate Auditor Door prlzoa were Melp Me-aJ Hoapl111 and Beverly CUndUI; from the will mean pentctlllo to cure pregnant wife, whom he said , I feel like Patrtck Henry, 1c temple or write a requel A. Rhodes' a I I I eo. LeadlncJ!am, Virginia Atlmlsslonll Geraldine Junior class, Judy Martla and two children ol yaws, and a he heal to death. lie said he - Give me Liberty or give me for an application form. T h • promptly said he WINild , Vicki Rizer, Sue JefNow Haven; Fred Friz- Judy Wlldermulll: from the' quarter will mean 125 vitamin dumped Ute drum Into the lake death '." appllC.atlon form muat be l1llool come any lavesllgallon. and Linda Stowe. A flow- zle, Reetlavllle. Sophomoro Class, Jay Bof(lfl, tablets. last Saturday. . "Men aRJ! women, boys and out and returned/ to the boud DISalle .. ld two ol hll arrangement was p.....,nted I DISCHARGES - Mary Jor- and ·Judy Moore, and from the Along wllll Ute UNICEF an· The body waa taken to Mt. gorls, _pr.,.to God ask111i Him office. The voter wiU then eltbo lal lnveattgaton had Shirley Jeffers, cakes · to dan, Pomeroyj Albert Cos:, MJd- Freshmen cla111, Mary Teaford nouncement. Pomeroy Mayor carmel Hospital in Columbus for His help, that w~ may have er be permitted to vote an U. e.. '"numerowt cueo wher CollriU and Wtllls Load- ldleport; !'lneBalley, Pomeroy; and Angela Fink. Charleo Legar said '"Trick or ovhere Athena County Coroner PEACE;, .PEACE In I he sent voter's ballolln the boarll Rhodes' e•amlnera have and pme prizes to •Danlel Hayman, lleclne. Homecoming octlvltloo are Treat" night Ia Pomeroy will Dr. C. F. Patton wiU perform WORLD . office before election day, tlf «1 clltea, <OUtltitl and Sayl'l and Pam Sylv• Birth - Mr. Mrl. Char- sponaored by tha student coun- be from 6:30 to I p. m. on, 81, autopsy. Ute ballOts will be mailed 111 dlolrictl throughout the Ilet Rooih, New a IOD. ell. OCtober 110. him. for lftonthly m>t.ls of Juvenile Cited In eiUter case the balloll are rr.achlnea already bought sealed In an envelope by 1111 77c Snag proof hangers with swivel hook, pastel colors, white and clear. 8 in a set. I oer- 55• PLAYING CARDS sUiole for Maritime ~reb, aald the •.~ton Soviet frelflhter Po1tava should enter Cuban waten Saturd~y unless it it diverted by the KremliD. from the Soviet Billie port RjJa, Latvia. Tbo boardiog party wu abbwd at 10:20 a.m., when Deparlment made lla nouncernenl UhtQ the Navy erew completed tt. IDspadlon of the manliest and questioning of the crew, the entegon saki, ••we cannot be sure of the eompollition of the cargo." $1.00 GARMENT HANGERS PI• II With All RAYON PANTIES 00 ----- --~~--~ 6tc COLGATIINSTANT SHAVE CREAM In R..,l., •r Menthol -- -- ------- ----- ----~-$1.00 Sloo MENNEN'S SKIN BRACER AFTER IHAVE LOTION ----- -------------·35c Palmollvtl After Sh1n i'1lcum Powdtr -~-----~ 93c Sill MALlY'S RIGULAR M.O ---------------93c lilt PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNIIIA ---------$1.00 Sill JIRGINS LOTION -------------------- as Dalla. .Read,. to tiCk on. A tun •lze ltorm window. Olrlt' "'Camr-u~ 2h ANKLE SOCKS Although of Lebanese registry. I, DIAL SOAP (lATH SIZI) · ·-···-------·.,;. ______ 211 . WOODBURY'S BATH SOAP ----------·----- 4 for 43c JIRDINS lATH SOAP __ _________________ : _ 1 lor 26oo $2.GO She Ceryl Rlchordo SPRAY HAll NIT ---- fl.69 69c Sl11 MUM DEODORANT ---------------------- SSt $1.00 lvenlntl In Parlt Stick Dtodonnt ------ 2 for lie 49c WOODBURY LANOLIN RICH HAND LOTION WITH DISPENSER ------------------ 19c $!.39 PLA YTEX GLOVES FOR WOMIN (Small, Mtcflum, Llrtt) ... .-:: c --·--~~· too1pj, -.,. Sa-y. Rip <Old. -~" ..... guno. In London, the Dally ~~~~~~ reported that 14 ahlpa owned or operated by Soviet nattons have been recalled t othe BalUc port of Gdynio from whence they had been with cargoes f• Cuba. 'nle content! were DOt known. Zorin, Adlai, the "Marucla wu chartered the Rtusians and was aailiJ~ Specials In the Cosmetic Department on th• · · First Floor PLASTIC Pipeline of Life the Defense Department that operation a:ood, no difficulties pected.'" and navy blue twill or brown duck. Completely Jll''x12" Plutlc! aheet. 18 A tpeclal iroup of womens retular $3.H washable eotton dreilaet - many atylet to chooH from in all new fall pit· tern• and colon. · MIIHo 11111 12 lo 20, Holt SIIH 14\io lo 24\io, IIUn IIIH oNto 52, Dlrtl' a MI_. 25o p:"bo.nung party reported tn stzes 6'!< to 7'h. in grey covert, tan, grey, green, For thl1 ule - all Wei 28 to ~ w1ilt - iD your ~orrect lenath. STORM WINDOW KITS 5•1•1 Regulu 3.95 SHORTY GOWNS a1d C.mm ... Deslroyen to tum around. The lktppera o1 the two U.S. Allowed lo Po" destroyers are Cmdr. James W. U.S. Navy blockadefl Inter· ~- Ktnned! (~amed for Pres- Foust of Greensburg, a., on the cepted a Soviet tanker in the first. ~t . Keniiedy s brother, kJU.. and Cmdr. Nlcbo1as Mi· encounter 1n the present crisis ed durin& the war), and the . 69c WORK CAPS WORK DUNGAREES t ii.; Theel oac1i the l'oltavo Ia 0 mer lumber earrler refitted carry mlalle HrgGel and ably 11 oqulpped with bioklenl A 7,...,. Marcula. It was cepted on the quarantine by two destroyers, the lft Yank PLASTIC GIRLS' DRESSES 110.95 GIRLS DRESSES $1.95 GIRLS DRIISII 17.95 GIRLI DRISIII $5.95 GIRLS DRISIIS $4.95 GIRLS DRISIII 13.9S GIRLS DRIISIS 12.95 GIRLI DRUSII lt.9S GIRLS DIIIIU •5·00 II.UI DINIM SALE I Rooolor R.,otor R.. otor R.. olor R.. ulor R.. oltr R.. oio• l .. olor boarding party stepped on jkhalevaky ol Staten Island. N.Y .• Thuraday but permitted lilt vesMarucla't deck.'" on the Kennedy. sel to proceed because it carried boarded a Lebanese ship Two aDd a half houri later, the Wbether the 11hip wu allowed only oil But more were OD the · fl1g tmtler Soviet charter 1o CU. Inspection team oUll was aboard. to proceed or ordered to turn way and llle DelenH Departmeat ba today In the first auch InDefenae lleprtment aald It back depended on tt. cargo. If said oome would have to be cident since ·the blockage went not know at that time wheth- "offen~ive materials" were stopped and tearched. into OJ:Hatlon. the crew waa Russian or Leba- aboard-.auch .. equipment for In Bremen, Germany, Dr. G.A. The ihlp wu a frelghler, mlslllle lllteo--11 would be ordered Theel, director of the Bremen tn- 2 for $1 .OO Paisley print quilted topa wlth plain black cotton pantt - blacll: bindtnc trim OD fOliar a1ld llteVtl 111ft 12 toll. Retular 5.95 Glrlt Snow witt WASHINGTON (UP!) - Men's Carh1rtt Take advantage of the Special Sale Prices on Men'a and Boys Coats and Jackets during this end of the month sale. Terrific selection of styles, sizes and colors. Men'• 10.95 Girl• Snowsuits Sale - - - z Layette Shower Is Given For Mrs. Roy Smith R.,ular $3.95 ' GIRLS' FOR MEN AND BOYSI en tine s;:. ,; c Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Friday, Oot. 28, 1962 V. S. Navy lnspectJon Sanforized shrunk. 2 button through pockets. Red, blue, IP"een, and IP"ey woven pWd patterns. Made with extra long tails. Sizes 15 to 17. for at y e WEA'l'HER - Red Charter Ship To Cuba Boarded Flannel Work Shirts 2 • VOL XIV NO. 163 Yank $2.95 WOVEN PLAID Big .COAT & JACKET SALE Tailored cotton blou1es - 1hort lleeve1 and rol1111eeve&prlnt.l and aolid1. 1 1 I ELBERFELD$ STORE HOURS: .' I Begins Friday, October 26th at 9 A.M. and Continues through Wednesdoy,October 31st. Take advantage of the Special Sole Prices all over the store. • i ~ l The Bloodmobile WIU Be Moruloy, October 29 Nooa 'Til 6 p.m. . . _ ____ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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