https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/68fc924532e99bc50f68509b5eae2a1d.pdf dd91617f7e9602dd1caac31a5d81e4d6 PDF Text Text . .......... . ...., ... ..... "' . . ., , '. ......... ~ ~ ~ .. .... ' '• j WlU fie Mondoy, October ~9 No-on 'TU.-6 p.m. !!e::~~~'r.nyc ~!rtw!~'!!m. Brenda oored the Pomeroy Elemen- Barton. Donnla Hawt, RobiD •IX'h- by wu held TltW'Iday Gr!ndatall Uld Larry Colmer; evenln& at the ocbool with • large atlondance. Mn. OUvu Michael, Mn. Qlarles Lytle, Mro. Janel Korn RoY. Uld Mrs. William Vorio and Mrs. Jack Robson served at. oo::tume judges and a silver was awarded each wln-Prim ,..,. awirded In c:ategorles, most original, prettiest and funniest to room. Wlnnin& the prl2e.o Jn the or· llated were, Kindergarten: Nosselroad. Mary Hawk, Check these: BROOMSTICK BftRGAJNS · wire whnls, radio, beater. Shupest 1ports car around. $2695 en tin e ~ 0.1111 , , d •• ~... _.....,. ~;~.~ _a s:." ..... .t. - ~ ~,.. aiPI ... YOL XIV NO, 164 100,000 ,Loss· Is 5 Mike Struble and Tony Vaugh. ' ,'· ·Possible ~- aJciU, ......... _ ~ --. ... ,..., . . . c:-, .. ,; • ~ .::. o ,J:. ,r. (... Joe Welker, Marla NeutzlinC. <TechnicoiDr) Dori11 Day, Cary Grant, Gig • - W'EATHEI ~~ Vlrglna Reibel"s room; Sharull Stephen Clark, Roblla Crew and Donna Francis; Mrt. Beatrice Reinhart's r I I m: Audris Russell, Robert RJflle, Brenda Taylpr and SieVe Warner. Third Grade ; Mrs. Charles Gibbs' room ; Steve Story and SUN., MON •• TUES. ''THAT TOUCH OP MINK" e . !, ~~~~ ~ Holl, Firat l!l'&de ; Miss Fa- Mike CUUums, Opal Berry, R6o sa Booth and O.Jrge Tltomp- 1962 CORVAIR Mom:a Convertible. Red finish. Black top, black bucket seats, 102 motor, Powerglide tinted glass, padded dull, Mrl Dorothy BBI'IIOO" rooDu Danny Slooe, MU. Slclen, JG Ice Young and Diana McAnjul. second Grade ; Miss ~air Chapman and Mike an; Mrs. Eark Young.'s room: ' · rt..; ·Blooiinoba. Lorge Crow~nd.s Pomeroy lory PTA ' ,, ·~------------------C' POIJlelO)'·Midtfl"!"'rt, Ohio, Saturday, oet. 27, 1901 • ------------ Two Teen-Agers Held In Car Theft * * * .... , •• * * Young, Andrew Meadows Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris: Yogi .Berra, of New York Yankees. It's a RIOT! Colorurtooan1 CORVAIR Lakewood Station Wagon. Loc::~ I owner. Spotless clean red interior. White finish, luggage rack, Power&lide, radio, heater, tinted glasa, white walls. $1995 1961 fORD Fairlane 4 Dr. Sedan. Local· ly owned. Low mlleaee, cle1n interior. All eood Ur- ea, standard heater. ~ ~~----~ ~"·_ ·. kana. "' .. ________________ _ ' . , MORf AND MORf PfOPLf , Radio, $1695 1960 CHEVROLET Impala Station Waa:on. Loc~lly owned. Spotless clean red and white Interior. All black finish, 800 white wall llreJ. Power steering aud brakes, automatic. R&dio and heater. 00 4ll OF THfiR BANKINC $2095 1959 CHEVROLET Impala 4 Door. 215,000 actual ml1ea and spot1e.u clean nl· terlor, 2 tone blue finish. Tires like new, power Jteer· in1, VB motor, automatic trans ., radlo, heater. Truly like new throughout. $1695 AT OUR FUll-~fRVIt!f BANK 1959 CHEVROLET Parkwood 8 Pn11s. St. Wagon. Locally <lWnf'd, low mll~age, rlean lntPrior. good white wall tire.>~ . VB motor. PowPr· glldt'. Power ateerln1, radio WI! INVITE YC)U TO DO 80, TOO, and heatt""r. We pay~% llllerest on savln&a $1695 1960 CORVAIR fl Pa1111. Cpe. Loco! owner, rl ,.,m intt>rlor, turquol~f' lin· Ish, t~ll 100d tlrf"&. Heater, $1295 Serving Meigs County for over 90 years .'1 /)('rial Trl'llt•l 1958 CHEV. __ $688 2 Door. 6 cyl. Pomeroy National POMEROY - RUTLAND Sid . trans. SPECIAL 1958 FORD _ $688 Staticm Wau;on . 8 cyl. Stand· ard tran11. - ~Jpeclal 1955 DeSOTO· $287 4 Door. Full power equipment . 1954 PLYM. _ $245 4 Door. Runa .IOOd, excellent Urea. 1950 PLYM. __ $59 4 Door 1952 FORD __ $99 f Door 1953 FORD _ $99 C'u1tomltr-d 2 Door. BAHR CLOTHIERS has just unpacked the new Pendleton· Mate masters Thit i1 good news to Pendleton Sportswear tansMatemaater i& a h.vorite suit with just about every~ one for obvious reBp~ons1 Shown here in Compan· ioa PlaUt to match his Pendleton shirt or jacket. Also in Fall ftanncls, twee-ds, "hlrtans-~cndleton .. perfect u to be expec~ed . Come see them soon. s;... 8·18. Frleado - Shop Elberfelds 1961 CHEVROLET 8 cyl. 12 ft. atep van - I ply tlr". heatftl'. Said new for $3875. Only $2295 Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bins call· 1961 CHEVROLET on 1\!r. and Mra. Paul KoU.y I .- $1695 ALL DAY SATURDAY 1960 GMC "' Ton P.tetu,. ve motor I oolld cab. 2!,000 mU.. br one OWil.tr, lood tlru, e For Special ply. Heater. $1495 We'ro slockocl with hlg~ volue troclo-lno ot our OK lot • + · poMEROY 'CO. . .}. C'.owllryClothes by Rmdleton' hu.- morrill! Oct. adojltod hla :"!::'~~·"· ,.,._ .Sale :V alues11 . . .. - '. -Sir . ' End-of-the Month - 1100 ,.,M.I BAHR CLOTHIERS 'OH~ Middleport; Ohio · olllclalin&· Two Students Die In Crash ·9:00 A.M. TIL 9:00 P.M. llnloh. 1bt Moaday at 1:311 P. M. iD Bethil <llurch near Lem. w1ll bo iD tbe llelbol cemeter)' with tbe Used Truck Velues 'I 1~n 8 ft. ~leollldo Pick· up. VB motor. Std. trant. Huter, ti.Oioo aetual milft. Orlainal e pi, tire. •how lltll• 'wear. Never btea IOid· eod . White and li&ht """ coli at I"':::~ 0D,Jt1me Sunday oft. jet lbo 11m!! ol .... a... �' • ( :z.gany SenUnel, WASHINGTON COLUMN • ' ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY GRAPEVINE , Eddie Gilbert, the fugitive financier now sunning himself in Brazil, has retained a New York attorney who will try to effect an arrangement whereby Eddie cad return tD the U. S. and P.ay off his enormous debts. If the details can be worked out satisfactorily, a source close to E. L. Bruce & Co. believes the firm will not presi any charges against him ... RCA Victor has a Perry Como album of the score from "Mr. Presidentu alJ ready tD roll, but they can't release it until ita rival, Columbia, Is ready with the "Original cast" .. . Jorge Guinle, who siastic lady at every performance of "The Pajama Game" at the Westchester Dinner Theatre is Fran Jeffries, and hei" loudest applause always follows Dick Haymes' solos. So whateve• happened to the reports that those two were breaking up? Sergio Franchi, the new Ilallan .tenor, was supposed to have pr~reded Connie Francis on the Ed Sullivan show. But after she heard him rehearse, Connie refused to follow him, and the program was reshuffled so she preceded him Elizabeth Seal, who ~~arre~ on Broadway in "Irma La Douce, obvtous· ly believes that tbe way to make a ca· reer marriage work IS to give her busband Zaek Matalon, equal status. Though Zack is a relatively obscure actor he is billed above the title with Elizabeth in the touring company of "A Shot m the has been doing the devoted swain routine for Jayne Mansfield, put her on a plane for London and fromptly sped to a rendezvous at Danny s Hideaway w1th Jo Montroy, a glamorous auburn-haired Dark " and she's Blso made it elear to number from San Diego. rod~cers that she doesn't care to work West Coast P.oliticians say t h e fn their plays if they can't find a part for World Series dido t do one thing to help z.-k . Judy Garland hopes to make Richard Nixon become governor of Calher daughter Lorna a permanent part of ifornia; the baligames took all the newsher mghtclub act. Judy says of the 9paper syace, and presumably a large year·ofd: ''She can sing 'Swanee' .~etter hunk o the publlc's interest, just when the Nixon campaign was gathering some than anybody In the whole world · · · · momentum. The experts agree that Pres- It was/retty funny in Las Vegas last ident Kennedy has helped Gov. Pat week. . Edgar Hoover was gettmg more Brown far more than ex-President Eis- requesll for his autograph than any star enhower has helped Nixon ..... Singer appearing on "the strip." So,Prano Marianna Doro, currently Peggy King wlll be a mother again in warblmg at the Cafe Grinzing. should May. In prfvate llfe. she's Mrs. Sam Ru· make some unusual headlines with h~r dolfker From Rome comes the rulawsuit against a local hospital. Sh~ II mor that Roberto Rossellini plans to quit his film career and concentrate on ser. charge that while she was m the dehv· ious writing. From this point of the com- ery room having her second baby, the pass one might ask "WHAT film ca- hospital's nurses broke her hand. In_ ~ri­ reer?" Signor Rossellini's reputation as vate life Miss Doro is Mrs. Sal Tr!v1zo a dedicated lady-killer long ago outstrip- ... Geo~ge Scott has gained consider· able fame as an actor and seems well on ped his reputation as a movie director. his way to becoming the most avid b~se­ Sandra Church Is back in town after baii fan In the business. His wife, Coleen winning praise In Hollywood for her J·ob Dewhurst told a magazine reporter: in "The Ugly American 11 with Mar on "George has very simple ambitions-he Branda, and now that Sandra's Jule just wants to own the Zlegfeld Theatre Styne Is married to another beauty, San· and the Detroit Tigers. When he was dra makes the scene at El Morocco with casting his play,I'General Seeg@r," h@ p~~ Wall Streeter Jerry Fletcher ... Jackie good ballplayer In every walk-on role. Kennedy. in Gotham for a brief stay, a(The play closed after two performanchose to go to lhe movies, and the one ces but the team, with Scott pitching, fin• she went to was 11 Divorce, Italian Style" !shed the season in the Broadwav Show at the Paris Theatre ... Pat Boone Is a League.) "hot ticket" in London. They're having people who have nothl g to do a big bash for charity in connection with but Those complain about things are n w comthe London Royal Premiere of "The plaining that the Lincoln Center doesn't Main Attraction" and Pat, backed by a have enough windowshades, and must40-plece orchestra, will sing hail an hour clans and other performers can be seen of his all-time hits, which are particular dressing and 'undressing with just glass favorites of Princess Margaret's. Ticket walls between them and any passing speculators are now getting the equiva- Peeping Toms ... Enrico and Paglierl's, lent of $100 and more for a pair of duc- the oldest Italian restaurant in Greenats to the performance. wich Vll!ago, Is celebrating Its 53rd an· Sheldon Harnlck is taking hlo marli nlversary. The spot boasts that It has tal break from Elaine May with consider- really run the gamut In that length of able nonchalance. Helping him maintain time; Its hosts have served spaghetti to that sprightly air Is a new romance, act- cele'1rities ranging from Caruso to Faress Marjorie Gray ... The most enthu- bian. BY PETER EOSON WASIUNGTON - (NEAl As lhe 1962 election campaign swings into the final weeks, the princlpal contestants seem to be Presiderit John F. Kenne- paign and influence the outcome But the principal place where the local candidates come into the Kennedy vs. Eisenhower campaign is to be seen on the platform with their leader and be photographed wltll blm In a worm handclasp ond smile -or an arms-around~boulderi. etfi. -.: ~: brace. · 'lbe puniahment both Presldents are 1.aklng from I h e crowds - tile. would-be ·baodshakers and autograph seeker~ - Ia terrUic. Kennedy has lbe advsnlage here ln. Secret ice prottctlon. Eisenhower de. pends on I o c a I pollee. How many votes may be loot whep people don't get to ii>Uch their hero is a cause of polltlcalwor· ry but beyond reckoning. longer an officeholder, be doM nol make be -RepubU... 11.pellq0 Nobody oan understand ev.erything that Con~s •··· d_ld or did not do this year and wbat the rigJlt policies are for ~ for-. eign alfalrs, busine51, agricul· !Hup He is campaiping bard.lban he ever did before, Al'4 perhaps more effectively. HI has given bls party a 11!1. 'lfe ·not attack the J:lemoc;!I':1c but lbe KennedJ .a,. ministration. 1 KENNEDY - younger, llllll'e active, every incb a politlclaa and working at II like a prof• olonal - is campaiping j!llt • , bard as be did In 11160, H o n t ture, taxes, labor, social wei- dy and ex-President Dwight D. fare, edUcation, health, governEisenhower. ,ment spendlna or wbol botherS This has given the mid-term you. But Eilenho_ _va. ~ PartY, battle the atinosphere of a race :tfy .- or vice v~ :- il ·euy · to lhe White ll'ouso, which it II Nobody has to .thllik ICl declda onlv in an indirect way. The on· that .one. The 81l8Wer comes inly presidential candidates whose ollnctlvely }>Y emotional rea.. names appear on the ballots thts lion. The per10nallllea of l b 0 year are Republicans who would two men stand for conlllctlng like to be that in 1964, They are pblloaopb~, ancUhe olecUon 11 harder. He is more serious. 'nle foUr characters in search of gov; to decide which one Ia betterqulpo don't come aa often or ernor!!lllips, reading from east the oJd or the new. e8sUy as they used to. He 11 oa to west, Nelson Rockefeller in TO ~'BOWI!R, 88 reveaJ.. the defensive. Wblle be New York, William Scranton in ed In bls .,._1gn speechH lbe . Republicans In Congrest Pennsylvania. George Romney thus far, the principal liSUe 11, and charges them with blOCk• in Michigan and Richard Nixon lbe record of the Kennedy ad· Jng many of hiS propo,.Js, II Is In California. minlatralion and its reported bls program as a whole th,al be. A• potential opponents to Pre.. lust for more governmental powdefencb. · ~'r Ideal Kennedy In blo bld IM rePVTI'JNG THE spotllpl oa en over the country and Ita Jill eampa'-" appeol · lllf" . 11' election two years hence, be Kennedy and Eisenhower is coneconomy. He Ia against young 1o olect more .pemo.rall ~ .... naturally tJ trying to see thai stdered a natural polltlcal deoperlmenters, ~cularly cotldnd who wm oapporl _ !do ,tn\ all members of the quartet are velopmenl. II olmpllfled comlege professors. anm and help 111m <lilT)' 11 04d knocked off Ia 116%. plex· iSsues. II personifies them. He lo 881 defeadlng Ills on In tbe llOl!l w1o yean. . , The real purpose of this elecII Ia -ler to loeu ·allealloa record of !tlul, bul OliaddDI · ......_ ·-"" ••1 -llfon -ord of 4 tsal He considers il aa action.-tlon Is supposed to be the choice • OD two people lbon Db """"P - ~~· ... IIIDdof slate and local government doteo for 135 CongraiiHal ami two :roan. Hls ,..lllrtpal """" gram - not a program of • officials. Local tssues and local 31 Senatorial oeall plao Sf gov-cera lJ l8fd .to be that be II no1 lng sllll ond hoping everytllfnl reacl!ons to national issues are eraorsblp ratOI and <ODDllao oflerlq eaoap of a pooitlve turns out right He bas,lX!I at., _ _:"":cPC":flOI=ed:::...:to::...:d::.om=ina=.::..telh=e-'c=am:::...·_ _.,cm;.:ln:.;:or_coo;_te.,•_lo_._ _ _ _ _ _ __,procnm. But alnee_ ~e_ !J_no ___ta _cl<e ___d_E _Isenho __ wer penonally:_ I Se"· "H,rder, It Feels So Good!~' 'f Jackets Lose Coollnaed From Sport Po" bll rice with a:= yarder to lb' Atlleno II and ou the nut pia' be palled to Oller down IIIII middle al tbe Dve, and Oller look It onf. Stephenson's EP ran was abort. lcore: 30-t. BICYCLES e ALL SIZES Repair All Makes 0· Cleveland 8nJsh 8 Euclid 0 &rea s Garfield Heifibts 8 Eastlake ~orlb 46. Bedford ., Medina Ill Tberlin 12 , . Palnosvllle Riverotde 2t_ aniesvilie Horvoy II Ashtabula Harbor 21 Lakeville Rowe I Ashl.baula Edgewood e ercy U Wellingloll 1< Huron 8 Com111ete LI.M Of GILMORE SUPPlY STORE Middleport," Oue'r, pass from Smitllville 321Highland ·20 run. EPs, Stephenson, run. Stow 23 Coventry 6 GAME STATISTICS M 11 Rush .\. 14 Tallmadge 0 11 Kent Roosevelt 18 Ra\>.!'l!J)• 1 zao Hudson 8 Copley I ( 110 .80 Revere 14 Manchester I~ tie) f lllf 111 . Lake !10 Green 20 , .. . 1 20 ft : Defiance 22 :11- , . ~ 18 zl Toledo St. Fi/ancli I Marietla 71 Chillicothe, ,0, ~ 1 (I for 141 (I Youngstown South 38 · ·•· , . Young,IOWD Eilt· G • YoungsiDwn Rayen 22<~11 J 0 Youngstow8"CCIilley '0"' II Austintown Fitch S8 Caolleld 14 • I I Wadsworth PICK ·A-PRIZE Boardman 11 Salem e Campbell Memorial 21 Girard t Hubbard 12 Struthera 1 LOCATION McDonald 36 North Lima 0 UPII - T h Wanen St. Maryo 32 Stslea will stage the 196 Ashta'bula St. John U bolng ohampiO!llblpa tn l ,i""""""~~~;;,;.;~~~ lt was announced by the InternaUonal MIUIIar)• 1sp;,rt. Councll. ~ "~ ... ,. ~. ~ .... .! ....,... 1_·· · · · r...........Tti ..1... . . . i .. eWURLITI:IIl eBALDWIN •d OTHER IIAMOUt BRANDS II OVER 1,000 PRIZES • 1,000 WilNER$ Flnt ,._ . - - Cflln• , _ J-.41'11111. matches, wbicb orlglnaUy ocheduled lor Arg011,t1na, will plaee aomaUme et June. I I -.·. ....... Resolutions To M::W'a,_;_.:t-.:. . .. . ... ."!'1 . --- ' . ............. ..,_ ............... NOlHING TO BUY • NOTHING TO WRITE stop in today for your entry blank . Meigs Equipment Co. ,Farm Bureau • Your PCA •• hel, your thUd ral&.e hb. drHml ••• ' Pomerey A ·CDI.LIOI IDUCATION ,: Do.n't l~t JPJon~ deny rour e11Jid thi1 preparation for life, &tart plaDo1q. 'todl)' w.itb a low cut PCA tdueational lou. ' ,.......(oy- GolllpoiiOpp. Post Olfl.. 114 Mulkrry St• .~lctr lttrrttt. ••llrlll'fltatlvl Pheno WY ,. 2-5270 . Another special feature the honoring of 40 year /Bu1reau members. Karl Kepiler, lhe speak•er has annou need that wlll be entitled, "The Run Mills . Photte Gl WJtt C•r•••W•IIIW.~ _.· · ·,·Offer . Ends Od.· 31 At Pomtrlly ·Hendenon Woman Re--Namell President IDler eal I of the Bos Lonifron" (milk eow).-. It w~ -•nnoune.d that, . .;' 'lib ·TMmpson, and Mrs. NEED? Truck or • problem, Jh•tiJ wh~r• ·we .:eome in. After 28 ,....,., . o, WIT!t Alllonlollile lAC" REDI-GRIP ,All . I .. I I ' \ t " t • \ I'' ·I ,. , I .;,.. ..0: •, ' T""R. 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TIUS A.cli-Grip mud and tnow tk-e-1 combine the bt-11 featuret of conventional and trat:tion tire.tt P" tn. rood they roM unoothly wi't h· out bumping, rvmbling or whinning. Off the rood' they'fl pu" yew Jhrv mvd, 1lush anll 1how· whe_re other tnow tir•s slip and eng!r\e•. .•. ·POMEROY LANDMARK " . " .;SUPER SERVICE STAJION J•ck W. Coney, Mgr, ' . WY 2-9932 Dett1 Ml11 yDur ~MJ WIN a FREE vi~~ttiOI\ · for 2 In Flotidail Como in today and ae.wer. 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FuU rate of f cenll per word will be chara:ed lor adftl'ti.sir.g i1 not paid within 10 days after receivln& blll Errors in Advertisinc-SboulG be reported immedlatelJ. The Dai'ly Sentinel will not be responsible for more than cme lDeo•ect insertlon. Card of TbankJ and Special NoUcet cd Eventl, $1 .25, for CWJ word miJtimum.. Each additional word, le. Obituarle• published jJt 1 cent per word. WORDS . _ \ MODERN FIVE room home : near Vandtum, Sporn, River Report Winfield 6:40 p.m.; - Lucy Jant Lucas down Winfield 2:40 a.111o and ' I TWO BEDROOM home In Middleport, unfurnlohe<(. Call WY 2-3231 before II a.m. ID-26-3tc MODERN FURNISIIED aad unfurnished apartmen~ l!iddleport. WY 2-3874. 1 36 ' 1c 60< 20 26 OOc I 75e -t Mooday TrliJoap l"rtUy "· 1L8klatumor 001t 11.1'1-.d. . 3:1. Ri'ltr "'·-OD.... 4.8 . .Metal PI'OftOWI ••• .o\ta hlP ......_ .fiJ(iHAIJJ/f I eolltaln'er U.Konp LI'L ABJIIEt WE GOT'Il>, AND '10' A. WIF't:. f.'- •" Rcrdio 3: is Platter Party 4:40 Mostoal M,ytterlot . Jam~ ' 4: 55 Bill Stern'1 Sporta 5Jl0 Platt..- Party &-45 Meigs County RFO ?·00 New:-; Report 5:00 Karr Van Zandt Sho1t l"rl. 5:15 Platter Party Breakfast P&'t)' 7:30 Van Plitrick Sports Show 7,35 Pickell. Hordwaro Show 7:50 7:!10 flews Report B·oo Radjo Hymoal us Bre!lk()ost Party 8:30 News 8 ·35 Breakfast Party 1 S:30 News 5:31' ' Plltter Party e, 00 1'ravella' Tlma 8:80 New• 8':111 VOD Patrick Sbow 8'44 Sip Off U:05 Coffee With Janet 6:20 RFD 9·30 News 6:30 Ncwa KONII: BO XLIU·BlfXO BIUt:HXOV JIOJB EO JIW W Jf Q V% 0 E V 1\,- 'l' IE 0 Y 1: J B 8 0 Y - J ' a ~' Rl!lP08J: IS .&. GOOD TRTNQ, IKI'l' IIOIIBDOM IS lT8 BROl'BilR.- VOLTA.IRI: · ......... &rnl"llo ... . J 7:06 Breakfast Party 7:30 Newo 7:30 High School Football 10:15 Jones Buick Show N"'' · XLEI-VWXS.o\XO -~ · ~--------------------W EH RADIO RFD f:~us 00 Newo 9:35 Coffee With Janet Betty' Newton Show Newt Min.It!tllial Aslodatioa . Mornin& lnterluda :~-~ :e~,:g &· O SoiDNay 8'45 Baker . FurJ+ Sbow-l'ri&y 1:00 News 1:1 :00 '\lew! 6:05 Faith For Today t '45 ID:OO 10 os 10,20 10:30 ARlO! Win •• 4: 05 Plotter Pal'IJ <t: ~ Local New• 6·35 Country us ~:so Monday Tbrougb Frld>.y 7:00 Sign On, Musical Cloclt 7:45 The J.ifeline 8:00 Ohio Valley NeWI 4·00 Dlscing with Dou 4:30 lntercbange S:llO Community News 5:05 World & National NeWI . WHoA-T'S :: ~ :.:~h~.:'::c.?.'rls WRON~ News 1:05 Spororldls NTe":y WITH THE .35 -Hyrnn ..TbRL.-·---"""'--+-L"'-¥._ TELEVISION "'"' Sw~ ·Shop ·• ·>'- Jl:oo ·Top Ten Show 1:15 uslool Cloot'"' 5:45 Sign Off s!E;--~ ll · 15 Today With God \t:30 News 8:56 Community New. , "''" News· 11 :35 Top Ten Show 8:00 Latcbstrlne 7:00 Sign On, Mualeol aoct IUS rani! Bureau · J2,oo Nooo Report 9:30 Public Service No The Lifeline f1 ,40 Obio- l!dul!l!tioo Al8ft. IUS Mosie IDtorlucle 9:45 !!howers o1 Blel•lng 1:00 Ohio Valloy NeWll IL50 Liveotock Market llepoft 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teebl 10:00 1\l:ason County News 1:05 Pt. Pleaoant Football li :M Upper ROom . ' ' 1:00 NeJVs 10:06 Talk ol the Town ·News 11 :58 Dow Jilnea Averageo 1:011 Pbltter Party 16:56 World News G A H S Football 12:00 N""'','~ . , ' "" ~ Ohio State Unlv. FootbaU 11;00 Talk o1 the Town . 45 World Newa 12:15 Mu~c- .rutt -Fot YoiJ -· · 3:30 (except Fri. Church Bella Rlntl11.56 Medica) Milestones J2:15 ~Siers quest Star- ll'rl. 3:35 Platter Party 11:45 World News 12:00 Local•& Ohio N•ws 12:30 Music Just For Yoia · 4:00 Newo li:SS Mason County News 12:15 Educational Special · f :Qii Platter Party 12:00 Commonity News Lifeguard Bulletin Board 1:00 News 1:05 Musle Jaat For You 4:30 New• 12:05 Local News News 0 Grams ~ 1:30 News< 4:85 .P~tler Party 12:10 OhJo. Ntws Saturday Miltlnee 1:35 Music _Juse For ·You 1:00 News' 12:1$ lllarlet. 1:00 OSU Scout of the Week l :oo Ne"£1 , --· ,-1:0. Platter Party . 12:20 'LII0guai'd llall.etln H5. OsU Football 2:05 Re.!~ .._ • 1'honi--We<l. ·a,., BW sterns Sporto ROport,· 12:25 News o· Grams , 4:00, Disclng witb Doss 2:<~ Mu · , '.lutl for y.., · 5:Sii Platter Party 12:30 .o\grlcullu,re, Agent 4:llll. Album Time uo New ''•.. · · 8:.-. ~· 12:45 Coimtry Go Roun• , 5:00 >News Summary 2:35 Mllald\ JuBI FO< You 6:011 Travelln' i'me 1:55 News Beat 5:15 Public Service 1:00 Ne,.. -~ .. 1:30 New1 Z:OO Country Go Roull(l 5:30 Dinner Musicale 1:06 Platter Party 1:35 Van Patriot &porta Show 2:55 Ne~ Beat S:45 Off the Air 1:30 Newo 1:44 Sip Off S:OO ~way Matinee 5:151 November S: 56 News Beat 5:15 De<em~ ""~"3; . .•" •},i~ News 730 : News l:Sii Mu,ic for Easy !JolenlnJ I :00 HeY, .•• fro Tlbba 1:41 Pat Boo.. Show 8:30 Newo 1:3.1 Pen-.ot.ol 4utmbly l :llp New•· 8:011 Wlnp,OI lleating · '.' · l:dll Tbo.·l!ll Lie t:!O Cb""h World New• 1: ~. New• · 8:4> ~Y Chapel . ,, ISund•J Sllowca~e lD:ott Radlq . l!lblt. ~ . ,, , 1:00 Newa IQ:30 Van Patr1ct ~ Sllaol l:lltl ~~ Sl,low0us ' 10:3$ Buliiji7 Show · I :J!! ·Newa · · 10:45 Perl!ioctiv,. ·111(11 • 1:,15- liwlda1 Showcase 1 U :OO SUndaJ Show 4:oo l c..ilitry · Jiyma Tima II:IO •Con'g, MoeDer R4!porta 1:00 ,_N fta . 11:80 Newa ' · ' I: IIi. .SiJndsy Sertdade 11:_35 1 ~ $low , . '· ,1:10 Bllt stern'SI'JIO<!I Report 11:41) w~ ·Rep.· 10 Ptopll 5:35 Suaclown; serenade ' Interlude ,... "':)~ .i.~11 N... Democrat Candidate FOR COMMISSIONER Pd, Pol. Adv. I I I A llirniM 4-5. PrirncvaJ """"PBern. If. Cover ., rtlED LASSWIU fT , Art: lAt. 3$. Boy'• name J:9. A.ltontlhed d. Kailled wtUI. Jl. Neuter ..,... a. 11. camect. lt.Qdtty -~~~ - ,. ""..,......... ....,; ..... 28. ..... ....... 4:00 ,News 8:05 Country Muilc Tim& e-20 Farm :• World New1 &:SO News McKELVEY u"* ' I 1 :00 \lews ·William aiOON 9f ArO t. :m.otrle Wilt comedy Pl'Oil'IDII offer welcome . escape In hard limes, whleh 1•1 Take Tllurt<jay "'i!ht, for IDundouh•""ly · - · -ry Muoa" -- Did )'OU off ..... _,. ••"'ly ,... • ........1D IIWitch tbe middle to lng on evenu. , calob the start of "Dr. Klldart?" Th~sdq, however, Dally 1 you IIWitch off "Ill'. Kildare• >lety, the obow butlnesa trade In tile middle to calob ''111 paper, ran a eolumn with IOIDe 1,...; Sods?" Did you walob intriguing prediction from ••• 1"Hazel" .or "McHale'• Navy?" . CI'O&-oe<tion of opinion by high- And at 10 o'clod< did you walob ly placed people" COIIcerned wltb 1Aifred Hllobcodl, 'or Andy WI~ entertalnm'"'t 'uaw or tile~ Allain llllthoJ. II the news tlll'llll uofayorable, ogy? Jt was filt, "eo~y lhoWI will OD Friday•, "Route ee:• t•Stag he the hardest hit; .o\JIC.TV'a lwo , --• "r war . ahows, 'Combat' and ·'The AloDI With Miteb .uu ~ Gall.mt Men," won't hold up , Dlckent.• .He • Feuter" tee off either, ••Y tbe lOber minds. Iagainst eaeh othor: although 10VIewen wiD look lor aomethlng night .Mitch il ~Hmpted for a ·~ between' to match the sol-, t e 1e vIa Ion adaptation of the emnity of their mood." j Broadway plaY, "The TeahQUse Outside of IIIIa hnmedlate mat-. of ' the AugliSt Moon," ~VMPO VOTE ~ • • Blunder f.Dry ' ·" ' - Y•1Dkl t-19-301< borde r -··= . -. i iX-R~OO -Mo-unfurn -,--,-ls.,-h..t "'.- .pal't. I I ·s-c menL 4 and 3 rooms furnished. ... -. mw .. •. -plkln 111povon tum nnr ,,luapd :h. Gln'a •how• I DW 15 L"*'- ter ol What P"''!'lllll ore oelect· ed, Yi....,.. tbll allo lind tile choo8IJlc ol lhow1 clillt~ overall; .top fovortt.o and ..,.. cnmera to tile hOmo tube are too ollOD paired oplnal eoeb other, The ratings will gtva opeetllc wltb oveu three shows slugg!Dg 11 evidence oeveral weeb belll». wt at llmel all becOUH o1 tile And it is Widely assiJIIIBII tllel a<lvertlainC clollar. HOLL VWOOD UPil - Wbllt bid of televllloa do Y"" watch when lb..-. 11 a aalional •llleriency IUCh u 111e ono we bave had thlo week! , . Kaloer planls. Room) Inside and out. ISS monthly. Ph 882-1961 after S p. m. 10 25 3te WY s-3301. CROSSWORD Lllloelooo C2fl RWESTATI ... 1211 REAL ESTATE Hospital News - TELEVISION IN REVIEW ..1-i '';~~ ::;:·:~ .. _,<. ~ .:r-i • -1 . ·I ..-ti ·.1~ -<~ ~ ~ '} ......, ... "RILEY '\ 1"1 Vote · Nov.e ~NIVIOLIT 'I' , I h . II'IHUIII• Plc•u11. V1l motur. liltd. 1,11 1'n.nl . II IU.UOO ac lual, mUu . Utl1 . t PlY IINI, h UI• w•.r Nav•r M•n lu•dC\t , Wh~t~ 6 fir. . ' " · tr . 11:00 Nooii 1lejJoM ~ ·• '"' ·1,110 Worlcl o1 Jalii!'-Grlllbl tt:l5 The Saard> 11:311 Rev. 'Merlin Toell liDO Hour of · · • :'Ill ~ 11!111111 ;r't -. •.• .t' -· . ...... 'J ~o- ''.}! ?- ' ·"it .t: ~ _, ·•• -ll'l'IU. . . -•"'\ ..,, ' ~-,.- ~:10 _ . , , Newo 8:_44 Sip Off ,. - \ " ' ' FOR UNITED STATEs brtodbiJ. CUrtlll Sorvlco Jlie, Por Alllert .. Lelaiid •· WY 1111.Olllo, - ,..... . . PUIKIIING ........., \ ' ' 3 ' \ Jilt, A-~-~~ ~ • • ~. . . . . , . . . . ~~9·~5 ."" ...... '• . .. ' ·. ' 1' .~· • !_;;!' ,.,. ...•. ' ' .,,,..,., . . .,.... , .... .,.. .. " ' • �• I '., ' ' j!{O:W YOU KNOW "'fnloll lpol 10 - Wit h •~··Ill. • e ........ robdoll., r~ .• II MI. Wolleale I at~ y • . enttne - - l •' ' IIIDDLEI'ORT, OIUO NOW SHOWING Sc....ol Mas l"ffiOIdll "IICRn PILl MOLLYWOOD" Races Robert Clark, Francine York -ond"Dill They VIolate The 7TH COMMANDMENT~' Jonathaa Kidd, Lyn Statteo ALSO IILICTED SHORTS I STARTS SUNDAY "MAGIC BOY" Cartoon Spectacular In Blr Screen Ma'gicolor -and... THUNDER Of DRUMS" <Scope & Color) With Richard Boone (Have Gun WiH Travel) and Luana Patten Shown At 2 & 7 Sunder railed In the lncre.,. the 1lale'1 ohare Gf health _..,., l\fuch Of I QT, SAUCE PAN 2 QT. SAUCI PAN 3 QT, SAUCE PAN 5 QT. DlllCH OVEN lo.lndl SKII.LET f/ t;I ' I __ ~~ and guest Wert! to the dbting ~m for .,. Wf'RE nOT .THE SPHinX ... :;_· .......r ............... han .P ads '. I where thf.table In keeplnjl wllh * Halloween season. but this bank is a STRONG, SAFE - place to handle your money, and your financial matiA!rs with us are held in extra-thick llluntiiWIII ' • conftdence. We're also 1more friendly ~·· cheerfully I With Continental aluminum waterleoo cookwue you'D uve fuel, ~· You'D be pt'Oild oUhd!llaiPWO, ' . mealo yciu C8ll enalo wltll·~tal atra, '1111111iDwD iR your Wo Poy 3% lntor"t On Your Sovlngt and Savings Company Mombor Ftdorol Ro11rvo Sytlom Mtmbor Ftdorol Depot,lt lnouronco Corporotlon POMEROY, OHIO I J WATERLESS COOKWARI than a etlent sphinx and we •erve you The FARMERS BANK SPECIAL! Paula Pettery ti1ehen. ; . f..pc. ...., ~ .... . No a.ppointment needed Monday, ·Tuelday, Wednesday only. MIRLE NORMAN COSMITICI "'"" l'nlktup tr1y for dreutr with every complete Mt .t llllktup , HOUSEWARES DEPAftMENT ELBERFELDS 8 ' ·•; ' ' SUNDAY, OCt. 28 thr~ SATURDAY, tNOV. 3 ' ' ,. . i" - ..I .• ' ts I 1 I ~J ,,j · .n..t Doris Day... Ame~i~a's favorite movie under the name of Ted 'tiwis Jr. al• though h.e admits he's ndt the son of the You Can Get As Much As s4o.oo For Your Old DINETTE SET ON A NEW SU~E \ Priced From $99.95 to ~49.95 • - SJQ·OO Get More For .Your Trade~ln -Now II . sso.oo YM Cal Get .S·10Q:O~- Trade For Your Old WASHER On A "ew Maytag WRINGER WASHER Aluminum Tub .. ' I trade for your old Refri9tr,.o..·Whin y~u pU.tchase a new Frost • Fr" frlgldaire Refrigerator with b9ftom hezer .· -. • ' , • . ,41\ ·TrW't lltFa.Your Oltli ' ' ,:.,_'i'' ,'i ' 1 , ;I ' I'' ' . OtL.j~~ ·" · K.'sMove fa~o1;1s '•ts everybody hapPeeeee?'' baq,d.. : .,tar, will be making headlines out of Hoi· leader. Jordan says Ted I.ewls the mae- • ; ·tl:wood in the '!ear future . ... Novelist stro ls his uncle and godfather, so the twi0 Sl1aw ·n d g0 t bJIUng is okay ... Georfe Raft consum· ; '· ._ un vocal er chords surgery.. 0, Vi· reed two heaping bowls o salt·ed pe·an·uts :r ,,uova· a poll!JIWIon his · vlan Leigh . wJII. arrive in New' York on while camped at .the ·l>ar at Tavern On · Nqv. 10 to start , rehearsals ior "Tova· The Green with a tiny trai)Slstor radio rl~)l," the.new musicai. Her leading man glued to .hill ear, lisJening to the Giants will be Jean Pierre Aumqnl Althougl! It commit that 5-to-2 murder of the Yan· has had very little publicity, and doesn't kees in the· si~th World Series clash. open on 'BroJ{dway ,unUI March, the show Dapper !)eorge couldn't have been haphas a whopping $700,009 advance .....'. . pier-.he's ".:n avid Giants rooter. Buddy Rich, felled· by heart attacks The cUITenl'!avorUe theatrical story In· volves author ~dward Albee and his lJIOre than once in the past yeilr but re· lengthy p19( "Who's Afraid of Virginia fusing to obey his doctor's orders to give . ' Wpoll?" W)len ,the producers asked him . up drumming, was rushed to a ])ospiial to shorten It a Ultl~, he looked at thein , in ·Las Vegas the other night. He . had · .Jelly and. said, "$1iorten )he iQt~rlru~ tDeeb . ..1! '~pJ)earing !here. Buddy's condition flQ.Il!~. • .. ."A· Matter of ~otltton," which · o nousfy 18 _ser1ous this Upje, because , "·,. •.Joliled 0 af~. dniary~otices 'in 'Pblladel· .- bls wife, Marw,.rushed to 'Vegas by plane ' •'phla, coulil 'li,ye gplre· oh to New Haven, lhe minute she got ilie word at their where tt'·wu COJllp!etely sold out. But . fJorida home .. , . , . Maurice Chevalier ~o7,~i~Jil1111 in this the new comedy series Mike Niehols 'blio)u!A!Iy refused 'to con·would Uke a t.ape of. the do~unlentary . N~.,; "'~!ll't•_McH!Jie, chief of a small U.S. tlnue as the star,'@ that wa~ that ' .•. Ae·l'!BC is ·procluctpg QRhls career, The old mlll!t ...,oad ., the Pacific in 1943 cording to Alexander Eliot in his qew trquper ts 4!11! coUec't)ng mementoes of . Emi b · • bookr''EI!rth: ~•.·F;l.l'l' 'and Wa!A!r,~· the. his fab~lops))lstory rn show business .. : of:~;:'~totf.:~~le, drawing on hil :"" · presellt-d~ ·Greet fisherman is closer to Harnl4 Ronie ha - "" . tl)6 ~ew y· •.' r " lnteJJoc.tuoJ, .d ,, . . ;, s <Q~)Ip•-r a song call· . 1' ·•. 'Plato. ••. -~ 8 "'"" ' v " • ~~VJ~ -:- a ~us~r .,'- ·al)d Hat Prince be' ' .. ', (Wond~r If. he meahs ·a Greek :fiSherman had ..The l'lllltie~ans" froill ''Fiorello!" U mg newer all the time, they . · like Aii~totie ~l!a8sls?) , .,. Gore Vidal's .record jt. 11 will be played on sound are. Saturday night's flickers prov?,Cative reVIew of, "The llOO MJs. · true~ all over the place as a vote. otter on NBC ••en made the na t~n'a lake, originally published in England, for Senator lack between now anJEiecitop 10 shows in the first aud· tas ~~t scores of literary b~ffa ~0 ·!~e . tion.Day, .. , , .·. Jac!<,Pal~elBW~k)n ience sitrvey of the new season. ' ritis~ ll~k Store ~~ get ~ cow; TJiey . HOii)'WOOd for w~t He ~Opes j\'iU be for: ·~·p· Films just leltvised "" L .••have none, but tbere U b•f a .V>S: l'l!itlon eve1: -H~s .been Uyllig' li!J.d: wtirltinif 1· A Angeles stattons· ·inciude Glenn 'i. . : out soon, publiBhed by Grove._' . Italy and Swtlzerliulii-.tor .the · =ot fi P Ford's comedy, "Don't Go . . yeal'l ·• r. ve , N ~. . . f Communique from an :Aigenilnlan: .. • · · · ' . ,; .. · . HOj.LY)VOOD .'- . !NE") _ ear ·~ Waler" (1 956) and ! ' . .'~Dgll are crazy ln Argenllna. We have ' · ; ' <feor~·GibbS. ~ p~ii)ng to' be a. Bll:IIIND THE SCREEN:: Judy John Wayne's "The Horse SoJ. ·:~ .. . private wat with the Arm)'•. SIIIftoday f Jrelit crowd ple~er at the ·' Persian .INland Way to die~s" (1959),' We've even had : ' f'we don't know the real · ~ 'fOI: ibis. Room,-, He! . OXP_eiience;··~;i!l!!l; and she · moke her insomnia pay- IL 2:· = e ~:!i~""Aren't thoSe ; ... We have here our soldiefl "'~· their , doe~·.~eh. aure-fire. appta~a·~+ers as .: all lhn>, ''concert"· lorlhe ~ ' ' ':weapons ready to shoot oll,f own 'broth· her , POrgy and B,ess" lljl!dley O:;:d "Nev three '!f..ks of hl!r "d 1n n e r 'll• ..... of fllmo : ·, i:'!fllrom the-other c!Ues .. The"blg'gener·· .. er ~n:Siinilay" ... Allan Sherman~ one; lhow 0111y:• engagement at the . ,released ot &aten ln. the mid . · .,Jils have dlffereilces of oplnloil .,.,d IIley a •nernber of the Gootlson·Todman Tv ,Sah!ll'a: Hotel in Lao Vegas. ,aod late fto lt •o.,...ioc spec. ' < : ;,'don't want to talll:, they' .wan~ .!o) fight. ' ' slit~, )laJ; hit the jackpot with hto <om&Sort '~ on ln-the41esh late late lal. II •u ..,...., "' do with the ; ; ~ut you ~~w that h~re rle1(e~ the blood dy ilbUD'I, _"My Son the ·Folll: Singer." sho!!!·WIIhout c:ommerclalt: Lat.. · ,early _ . , . . oppeaJ 91. ,...,.. ' , ,,,<(Omes to the river-.so, top mu~h;noise · 'l'he;d..c lsp't Htely to Dlelil ' lliuch' in ·~ eat !!floislo Judy's life ~a ·a hec- . ,l of old ela._ lav,.;&es, Tho ';: .:top. much .radio cmenaces, :lnd : notbbi.: thll fil#terl.ands, bUt in thiB area it's sold • ' tie baijie IIJer money and cbll- ........ !0 ••,... ....... appeal · ; more., In Bue!los· ~'- !l)e lftlngs wer8' · 40;00JI. coPfes already, Allall does ' -· dren ·If her diVorce from s; d · 1' llutt people. were ,. b • •1 ·more t).ang~rous, 'with many !Qjured peobtlles oil a nUDiber of f8Jl!ous folk 1 Lull becomes a fact. . '!falehlnl tell!;1i!n betw... pie and many men ldlled. The 'uuies' ' ut th~ favprtte.. ~!DS' to bo the classic IIIIi aD4 t•, ·!!11'1 "'"""" moor ,1blue) ~Idlers won Ibis battle, and the 'Frere,Jacql!~• wlikh·he hll$ -transforThose air line hosle,..s who tl l{e~~Jowood•.; !ip l!lms, : ·!lli'W_spapel'l ~nd all PI• ')Kiople who med, hll,rtOusty, Into "Satah •Jackman" let their hair down In WaohiDJReliiJ!.t : "0111" ll»Vie• NEW ~erstand J>!llilical things say thilt this' is . ~- . · ton about certalo pba,.. of·Ufe to lelevlaion !ant. · · :!he .beginmns of 4 !iew,JIOI'kid. The red ·· ·' U ;you ,...ppened to see a barefoot up In !he wlld 'blue yonder·gave ,menace from RWI8ia goes ·out and . At. ' .girl~ a lllllt~ lllllu .danciDg.to ·the music · MGM mllttd · emotlono. Mean· : i.J~tl'l" rl"tqtn, to ·the .place that 11 de-' .~Ted, Sti;aeter's orchestra at the ei&' to;, "Why . coulcln't they have . ..,rveo iJi Latin A.jneilca. We .wlU sea gant Colulll/ls the ~thiii' 'AAIIit, don't fltslt w~iiA!d unlll spring?" That's 'What wUlbe... ' I ... I!! your headsbrlnker.ll')lit wm( no :hallu· when. the studio •Ill release • '""~"" ~ .. ._r • ~, .·' · cll!Atlon, It was Mym'y H....,..., , 8Iste ' f bou" ...., ltiiti:'~·~-A·;:::_J'!UI,'"fll¥iord, Jennl-- lh · ~uCity-' no 'lit;"',, . r o. "·· DlOVle a •·hottesieo .. trano, , . ne, ...... ..,_ Rooe liave jO!liid 1M Th , both r-pro . noward. allonttc fiJihls with the luckiest 1At:to1'1 S!lldio commlttee ..-F0-8 rt · - . , eyre offspring of AnlC, Vinller-' · title of !lie ye .,. : ~ No!! 2flfi Closed ~· t~..'!C· , ~~1, wl!o ~ pretty coforful hel'lelf . . . . . '"!lle ......._:~ 1 Girls In ·~ · f~~ Qie AO 000 OOo N tJ""! . · ...,.,. · "llan·F\ll' All Sealons "'whiCii ' . 1: Worbl" ~~ _ r.t-'Cotei': #d'< ~ rotOII:f CJ!l~ . l>:~. liact. assoperc\m~ JiiotJr;fu "Ya, Myrtle,' I...,..; !lie : .:litib· •IN!oi,uteiy,~~ '. :·. ~~ · . , '" ~t.Jl~~ blY, will sel a ~ 1aa1 1ap of !lie rug~~~ """"·... , ·~er ~ J"""•" , 0 ,... 111·-... ,_, ' .-.~pro .If •'!r, any Bro,a<!w!IJ ·ttn. 'IlL',._ 1- - - . . - . •• . _ - . , . , . " ' ~ thA~10~An.. ~ odt. · ~ · ·· ' • 1, ,..,., .. nq;r .• Jrlllj ~terli!illhalei ' J.!; •'"""ti~ '· ~~~ ' · . ,\~!' 1!0~.., leJe. -:w~,'-"!J• ... , ...,.,, ~. 1, ~ · ~ . v , rt,Jiir~ ,, 1 - r nee. , ' .,~ _.,~ lia\'e~VnnA-.. . ' , ' •• . '\ ~ ; . "' ' #~ -r-- ' .LIVING ROOM SUlTE ON l NEW 2 PC. SUift OR 3 PC. SEcnONAL I !."'L':'.i.%:;. ' $50·00 $6Qt00 T"'de For Your Old Trade For Your Old BEDROOM SUITE R A :N.. G E ON A NEW SUITE • Prlced,From $139.95 ancl up We Have New SOFA BEDS ·Priced As Low As ss4.00 ( Many Colors To Choose From. ' . ON ' f' I ~. ~,,~,~ ZE~ITH TV . · Black .and Whife·'and · QUALin TV lT A. . GAS RANGE WITH BUlL~ !~':' GRILL Smooth Very SP'~iallll . ' Gas .. lt~Qges AS LOW .AS ..,. Trade In Your ·o td Heating Sy.tem .· Qn A N~w,· 10 on A New •, ,. $40 $1' . .95 ' . !.. <:OAL .. ' ., '• . \ ' "'""",litre ,'. A JO ·Cubic :Foot . ··-~·-.·~ ••• • ~ , ( · ~. 1 8;.,r, ,'".'' '. un- • ,' . ,,_.." ..,. ' 0. finally'-· . We ·Have Plenty In stoCk~ ealr ,,$,, . FULL OR ' \Jllll.-lNG HElnR J6p~ · ·. : ' .,...... ,• ·• OR . ~ GAS ' • ·. SERTA -MATT~D$·... ,... ·· New · It ui y, You C.,·, ~ From ' yeo! J d Gar}and Finds· \'fay TO Mal.. e 'It' ay ..•, I '. tet1\r:" "'1'"J(... . ·'· .,ro;. .. ··~ ·... 11 ror: I .. ' a- l/ i/ . llllkC • •-.IJ nwwl'4 loll ..... lie llatl <tawlod ' • Thursday, 9:30 p.m.-ABC-TV ' ' From Trador lomaUe IIOUI'Ce llid U.S, flnnJal tiff "mnre thon oil ol uo ex· • Prime llarold ...... Xbrushehev that f:illOI1 McGralb, • the Cuban sitwotfon ...._ farmer who ooriouol,y .... mallled, the way would. be open jured . . , _ 11 ......, a far Ul aU to work toward liiOI'O turMd tmr Ob h l·m, jl!:~.,,:;arrangem"'ts regardiq tiled U ol tho lnjurio!t . ) .. Salunloy in , . . Fr..;,h Foreiga Office enl hoopllaL . ~:!;:'"t: IBid It was "beuatlful. . Mr. MeGralb, .. bad " too bellulfful." 1o "poor" ftll!dlllon llooo b Prime MlniiiA!r AniJn. accltkinl Be not lrappotl Fanfani hailed the "poaltive" ......, !lie ·upoot, IIIII be a 'j~fc:~IIU.E'S NJUfV' [ .. 1~~~ , ', rJt;u., . g l '* • By DOROTHY KILGALLEN . , · OTTINGS IN PENCIL · ' ' i ' Doris Day In H~adlines Again,- Soon. POMEROY. 1'«!- - the IIW!y ends In- the "-ko J;;~~~~in~ misslle removal ar- lluoololi PDI'!I· to Awb, durll!f ~ lll<h .. the r4 tho _......, verification; wbetber the . Aflll' limo to dMS Jlluul>. .t~::: Wlluld Include tbOir ....... ~ "->' - Ilia ia h<imewonl bound ship- • lut nply, -lodifal lhat mutoally ...,.ptable !Jm, !lie p1ooo bod llowa - Jluuiia Few dflclals carod to fore- tA!rritney booouit Gf . a ....., WIJUld bappen In the novjptloaal - · ·, · ' .l< . • • Only7.50 however, optimflm -)jl a to hopeful cautioo. lligb. For a wbilo lullday trennecQ' , Yi<lolliorvocials shlllllled any clalml Gf '-'"II !lie S..lol ~.1 . _ • over Khrushchev. ¢ainl lhat • J>1ut Some ol the . cautioo ll<mmed bod Sovlet afr IJI&CO ..., '' '. ......... . Perm•nent We Need Good Used Merchandise met twice &mdaJ at U.N. 11U1 ff!tr doyt. with u.s. Then! ..... ...... Adlai E. ~ wbo able letup ill tho ...;...,. o pnvatt rr..., """ Gf lui -.L '!'be I'>Wclool . ..... .!luado1 ......... Glf to 111 Because of tension generaled by to Mlddlboq. VOL, lor • f.., . week·long Cubon crisis, there houn with bla famlly, -.,· almoot a reflex actioo of Whlte ol!klolt! moved Gat relief in Waollinston after ill lemporaey 11oep1q - ' " " Khruohcbev ODIIOIDIC..neat- ilolr their Gfll<eo IDii nlunlotf to ::::rea~ppt,ailal of the Rualian lhR flomeo lor the lint - ill Dies Following JoosdlslaDce ............. ..,. ttlrclor - Brief D1ness I .......... ..,.. bls fomi1Y 10 1110 four boarl after the ..,.,..,.. .... ooi • hillside oeor the Bndlord .....,. wldlt be IIIDWilll. Mrs. Norman Phllllpo, 71, oi 'llle doc!Uii II _..hal 111. it f.s.......... tiled Saturday at !lie hlo wife, J'lorence; ~ Memorlsl hospjlal after rea. Eddie lfcGralb, ~ .. of about two 'rumn, ~ " ' - 111. Mrs. Phllllpo was o member I; M.r, 6-, Akroll; llol1llla the D. of A. Lodge and Ia lkGra!b, Pomeroy liD 1; ...... survived by her husbond, Nor- uel ~ Anoa; Bellj Mo. man, aD4 two deul(bters, Mrs. Gralb, Pomeroy liD, llld Jl * \ · -b. Werry, JII'IDdchildren Henry wll1 be lloll w-.y at 1:111 p.m. in u,. 17 grandcblldren, a n d Elli!c a..peJ. '!be botlr ··Will " ' aD4 Mrs. Woodrow · llborl - (Emmeline) lleodrb:, Syra- ' three great-grandcblldren, be taken to !lie Graham a..P.\1. Funeral servi..s wiD be held ei church ,... ~ ·.jil ' Tuetdey at 2 p.m. 1o the £w. Athens COUD!y, far 2:11 p.m, with Rev. ~ Burlal Ia in be. in b · officiating, Burial wll1 Graham Cbapel eemotery, 1 "'"iCes. " Beech Grove eemelery. . f /F'rlends may coil at the ~ fUneral home. , · , ~or Orden Pair _ Of Finea.Levied' Noflnes-~anot one man forfeited bla boot! iWclalUpoo urdaY nll(bt In ·• •IICiloa of Galllansln Near Clean Hunl Sweep' James Schoeller of "''wiMwas flnll place winner of 1 Middleport MA,.., Leel Smltll.' ,., coon hunt Frlday nichl ' · · Snow BaD hUl, near Syra- Jotm Euprie Ervin, 28, · .ol · PI C•ute, under sponsorship of flle Grove City wu lined 111!11, · Meigs County Coonhunlers U· oostll and tenlencod , to lltM". aoclatlon. · deys In jill '"' a t!riviac ~, Ano.ther Galllpolla man, Bob lntozica!*l Charge; Wilbur J. ' was winner. of the lOCo Sle.lirf:/ ~ paid a ·II IIIII place aword, Jmuny Da.. coat ~ . for .._lkln, and of Galllpolla placed lhlrd, James R 'euto 31 Gollljitjlil, W. Puckett, GalllpoUs, was,.~...:.' ' :.... :.._~ . ,,. ~~!18111ocl fourth winner and Wor- "''"~ a ,.. ""'N '"' lD .... Rife of Middleport wao filth. ~~,.., charao. : 1111~.,. coonhunlers reporled 31 , '1.,:~-·---. Hloa portlcipoled In the built . 1'!"8· WI:DNBSDAY 1evera1 coonJ were lreed. 11 Ttlct Or 'J're,t" DIPC: til reaulsr meeting of t ~·o Muon, va., "wll1 llt Wa4'. coonhunten ·WID be he~ Jfrl.. ~Viiol;o,',,,~.,...,id~. . •w: llay, November 2. · · ~itor '· ;,.._ !If l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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