https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cc113400581c0fdba2357d516b133ffa.pdf 484541ba4ac19545a043da3ba0d4a608 PDF Text Text ',,. 'I! .f ., ·• .l.,'l't ,,•• •' .,,' •..' ,, ' .•• r ' ., ' .;;; ""!····~ ; ·. ...... ' " •,! ,.. .1· 12-Dill.Y Sentinel, Pomero)'·Middle'(lorl, 0., Sept. 8, 1960 .. ... 50th Wedding Anniversary is Celebrated by Frank Holter's , \- .....--. ---. ... e • ' '· I'OMEROY-MIOOlfPORT, OHIO VOL ,X,V-111 NO. 101 FIVE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1966 Army Engineers Recommend Can WASHINGTON (UP!) -The U.S. Anny's Board ot Engmel:!rs for Rivers and Harbors Wday recommended to Congress thai the controversial Lake Erie Ohlo River canal be built. ~P- Michael J. Kirwan, DYoungstown, and Frank Bow, R-Canton. made the announcement jointly at a news conference. The recommendation means NOTICE Free Florida Trips Extended! 100 GALLONS Takes You To Florida CERTIFIED GAS STATION 538 W. Main St. Pomeroy that the $948 mUIIon waterway has cleared a major hurdle. Kirwan, cliairman of the House Public Works Approprialions subcommittee, said there was $500,0110 in the current bud· get before his committee to provide planning money for the canaL Kirwan, who has sought the project since he came to Congress in the __1930's, said, "I PFC Johnson Takes Stand On Court Martial Charge 3 t TONIGHT thru FRIDAY "BEACH BALL" FT. DIX, N.J. (UP!) -Pic. James .Johnson told his court marUal Wday he refused to go to v Nam because thousands of civilians, including women and children, •'are being bomb ..~ shot and gassed ." Johnson, 20, of New York, B ~Tnrs f.drl WORLD App•.IC3liOnS • Pomeroy . 01\lo TONIGHT FRIDAY ~and SATURDAY September 9·1 0 "DRACULA, PRINCE OF Postal Jobs DARKNESS" (T N' hnicotor ) Chn st opher Lt't' Bttrbara Shl•l)('y 2nd F'EATURE "PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES" I (Tt'chn icQlor) A.n-drl? M orr ~?ll John Carson spent only IS minutes testifying in his own behalf. The defense then rested !Ia case. Johnson, second of three GJ's who refused to ship out "to fight an Illegal war," admitted under defense questioning that he refused a direct order to board a plane for Viet Nam. Asked why, he replied: "Thousands of peasants. ineluding women and cblldren, are being bombed. shot and gassed '" VIet Nam." Col. Robert F. Maguire, judicial officer at the court martial. called a brief r>rm before lnstrucllng lbe eightman jury. A verdict was e.~pected before noon EDT. Pvt. Dennis Mora, 25, of New York was convicted Wednesday 00 the same charges faced b Johnson and was sentenced to three years at hard labor, a dishonorable discharge from the army and forfeiture of pay. Pi<kup 5th pgh: Johnson I•n 1 M• County I ' abl with areas enJolnr ebeap would hold up legally. He lndl· water transportation for the cated, however. that the project movement of coal and Iron had not been c:eared by the ore." Bureau of the Budgel In CooThe project has loag been gress, a project must be authfought by the railroads and by orized undar separate !eglola· citizen grou}lll who claim the Uon before moue cao be apcanal will only beael!l Youngs-~ propriated. town, Kirwan's home city. The canal would extend 120 Bow said he was confident. miles from the Ohio River near that a congressional aathoriza-~ Rochester, Pa., running northlion of the project made In 1935 westward near Youngstown and Warren and on w Lake Erie, probably to Fairport Harbor near fafnesvUie. Kirwan said, bowever, the final Lake Erie terminua woUld be determined feet except In the restricted reaches through Youngstown and Warren, Ohio where a depth ~ 15 feet would be provlded. The board estimated It wt11 cost $3.1 million annually io operate and maintain the calla!. The board further recommended that the location of the Lake Erie terminus be determined at the Ume of prepara· later. The board stated "that the whole project from the ·Oblo River to Lake Erie is economically justified and accordingly recommends it for construct. ion ... wlth channel depths of 12 Uon of construcUon plaDs. had been assumed that tbe a! would end at a poiut midway between Clevel.aDd AshtabUla, near PalneavUie. '•· This canal and another pit~. posed canal jofnlng the see and Tomblgbee riven il' · Alabama could eventually I~ a 1,74S ml1e watel'Way stretdlIng from Lake Erie to ~ Ala. ' rr..- Black Power Leader hound T0 u·Ighcourt ATLANTA (UP)) -Stokely Carmichael, the controversJal "black power" leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordlnating Committee (SNCC), was bound over to Superior Court Wday on a charge of Inciting • riot. Carmlchael wa8 arrested I Thursday night in connection I with a riot by 1,1100 Negroes [ Tuesday in an Atlanta slum district. He was originally scheduled for a hearing in municipal court this morning, but his attorney, Howard Moore, asked that the case be delayed untfl later In the day. Moore changed his mind about an hour later and brought Carmichael before Judge T. C. Utile, and the defendant waived the hearing. Carmichael was held on a $8,006 bond on lbe e~~ar«e ol'l!!CIIInli: a rlol..., a $1,006 bond-\m 8 MilO' ~· cr'eating a disturbance. lloltl 1 was not posted. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Blondes held a 3 to I lead today in lhe competition for the Miss America crown. The Thursday night prelim!· nary wins of two blondes •hapely Miss south Carolina and talented Miss Ohkl - · made it appear the long time jinx against fair haired beauties Th~ Board ~f U. S. C 1 v 11 may end this year. 1 Serv1ce Exammers today an· nounced an examination lor Miss New Hampshire, al:;o a I substitute clerks and carriers blonde,. tDok lbe swim suit I lor the post office at MiddleCOll'lpetition Wednesday. Brown- [ port. haired Miss Califomi~ '!'o~ the , The starling sal~y is 12.64 talent contest. " · . per hour. No specific expert. • . ··' ·,ence is required but all apph· .. €41't .. UllliNIDV - ~ A; canla must pass a written test pinhOle leak in the first 1 and must reside within the destage•qf tll!I,IJ:I,~O\.,farcy; I livery area of the MJddteporl Six ~'"Fined lng 1\11. ~· capsule tOday Post Office. · caU8ed postpc)flement . o~ the 1 Persons Interested in taklilg Gemini 11 space m1ssJon for I this examination shauld secure · "at least 2f hollrs... Iapplication card form 51100-AB ' . el!!'S Reschedulfn1 of the fight oi l from the Middleport Post 01· !' · Creed B~Rle Dies astronauts. Charles (Pete) Con- I fict> . Applications, ·when comAt M'•amu • burR, 0 . · ra d and R•c.har d F. Gordon had I pleted, must be mailed to the : ._ .. __. _ ..... _ . . .. · . , MAJORETIES - The Pomeroy High School j!and and majorette corps have been working hard d\lrlng to walt until all of the 32,0110 Executive Secretary, Board of . Funeral services for Creed the past two months preparing for a good season of shows. They will present pregame and halftime showt gal.~ons of fuel aboard the Tl- ~ u. s. Civil Service Examiners, Six fines were levied and i Beegle, 92, for~erl~ of Racine, tonight under the directiOn of Don Miller. Majorettes kneeling include Bev Beaver, Pautetta Hudson, Ka,thy tan s fll'st s~ge could be un- Room 4240 Main Post Office. three men forfeited bonds t t s · who died at MLaJIUsbmg on Fultz, Mary Francis, Nancy Titus. Standing, Pam Crew, Peggy Hoffner, head majorette Jennifer Blakeslee, loaded,. and technicians could Cleveland, 'Ohl<l, 14113. Applf· morning t.n Meigs COOilty Coil)'! IThursday morning will be held Kay McGowan, Mflliel.egar, Maria Grueser. determme how eaSily the hole I cations will be accepted until racllon of Judge Frank W. Port- ISaturday at 2 p. m. at the could be repaired. further notice. 1er, Jr. IU!!lted Brethren Church at il&Wittmoawiii':;s;;; z,.zu M4'P.+ ;; ;v Worley Russell, charged with 1 Dorcas wltb Rev. Freeland Memberobfp ttd<ell of lbe 1 CLEVELAND - NICK PIET- T' k A 'I bl backing without caution, was : Norris officiating. Burial wUI Pomeroy AlbleUe Aosocl•llon SAIGON (UP)) -Barrage craft more hazardous. Many have not been •lgbted over 1·osante, former Notre Dame IC els VSJ a e fined 110 and costs; .James RoO- be in Planls cemetery. wiD be aold 00 die atreet• of star and 1959 rookie of the For Science Review aid Pooler no murner, $5 and Survivors lnclnde one daugl>-' balloons similar to those 1 U.S . jet planes now swoop in at Hanoi or Haiphong Bl yet. year in the National Football . r ·eigs County farmers plan- costs: wubur Eugene Barrett, ter, Goldie, of Franklin, 0., b! ':t~!. ~=­ hoisted over London during the ' about 1,0110 feet over targets. Sources suggested ooe poalLeague, said today be signed nmg to attend the Farm Sci- unsafe vehicle, $5 and costs: three grandchildren, Roy Bur- duy morning, It was aDDoune- battle of Britain in 1941 are I Higher flying planes are easier ble use of such balloollB would witb the Clev~land Browns in ence Review.. ~t. Do_n Scott .Francis Rathbum, defective ton Beegle, with whom he made ed today. All supporten of beng sent aloft over Commu- targets for antiaircraft wea- be to load them with "air mines" set to explode when any order to play with a contender. Air(ield. oorlhwest- · of~ -Colurn· muffler, $5 ..Del ·eosts and HoW- his home, Woodrow of Carlisle die Pomeroy Purple Panther nist North Viet Nam in pons. Pletrosante, who was releas- bus, on September 21-23 may ard NOble, nb OJ)e'rator's license and Gilbert Beegle of Fair- foolball program are asked attempts to turn back Jow- l Second, balloons m"ke U.S. plane comes near tbe big cue ed by the Qetrolt Lions, signed [secure lheir ticket!: in advance $25 a_nd costs and 30 days in 1 born, and six great grQndchJld- to purchase tbetr 1168 assot1- flying U.S. jets, it was Iplanes more vulnerable to bag. !\ one-year contract with Cleve- here, It was announced today. jail. Judge Porter suspended No- I ren. Friends may caU at 1Communist surface - to - air Whatever the full effective~n alton membership from tbe disclosed today. The balloons, seen over the (SAM) missiles, which also are ness of the balloons, air expert~ land Thursday night and will I The three -d ay event "' cov- ble's jafl sentence and placed Ewing Funeral Home Ull p1dders. play in the season opener at 1 er most of the late!lt pra~ices him on .probatton for two ears. on Satu~ay, at which time eapital of Hanoi and the key more effective at high altitude. said they could present 1 new 1 port of Haiphong, are about 12 U.S. spokesmen said exces- and major factor in the air war Washington Sunday. I and farm machinery avaliable Forfeitlng bonds were Aaron 1body w•ll be taken to in the slate. Advaace tickets Bauman," $2'1.~ for speeding: i church. to 15 feet in diameter. They are sive numbers of the balloons 1 ever North Viet Nam. SUdl altaehed to steel cables and - - ----- · ·- · - ---- balloons over London bindered COLUMBUS- mE STATE Iare on sale In the county at Ronnie L. Buckle, 127.50 un- 1 ----Wildlife Division is pullin~ lor 1!i0 cents or may be secured at •ale vebicle and Andrew E. I MILLER CITED sent to heights of 3.5110 to 4,01J0 the German Luftwaffe's air feet, American pilots said. attacks oo the city 26 yetU'It hunters lo bag their limit ol 1the gate for II. Tickets are Thomas, $2'1.50, speeding. Dallas Miller, 38, Mason, W. Spokesmen said the balloons ago. squirrels in the season, which 1 avai lat'e ill the County Exten, Va., was cited to Pomeroy Mayopened Wday. , sion Office, · the · ASCS Office, ·c;Ioar tollllbl. low 4&-5'1. Most· or Charles Legar's Court rising in great arcs over the 1 ( There was no report that North have in some cases ! S ln American pilots had tried ia The limit Is lour per day and · the Meigs Landmark Store, and ly IDbDf, a llltle wormer Sa~ Thursday by poflce on a 1 caused u.s. planes !o turn I shoot down th• ballootll .... (Continued on Page 2) Carl Kautz Feed Store. urday. of center charge. away. The barrage balloons U.S. spokesmen gave .. coming could spell deadlv trouble in at l immediate explanation for IIIII. were discussed by the least two ways. ~ources said. The air war in Nortb V.W Meigs County Extension Home- First they make low-level Two . Mid.d l ~port. men escap- Nam has not beeD conventioull. makers Connell which m e t approaches ' by attacking air- ed ~~nous InJUry m a car-truck Much of the success of U.l. Thursday morning. - ---- · -- · colhs10n on Rt. 124 near Rut· airmen has been their freed m The first leader training John Werrv Elected land on Thursday afternoon. to sweep In low and sight thidr meeting will be held Septem- Boooter Pre•idt•nt Meigs Coun~J; Sherif! Robert targets, often such ~ ber 29 on Meal Planning. At John Werry Pomeroy was C. Harten bach s department neeting object& as trat.L this session leaders will receive elected new p~esident of' the . said Walter E._ ~urn gardner, 31, trucks and torpedo boats. · Information for three local meet- Pomeroy Athletic Boosters dur- Nelsonville, drtvmg a 1955 m~· In ground action NJlings. ing a brief meeting following el truck had pulled from a pn· foday, Allied troc}lll killed 111 "Meet the Team" Thursday ev- vate drive and traveled 68 feet Communists 1n a Mifa /tl Each club was Mked to have ening at the Pomeroy Football when his vehicle was st~uck clashes Thursday and ....., "· two leaders altend the mee~g Field. from the rear by a car dnven today. U.S. planes, b. . on Emergency Preparedness m In other &ction Colleen Van by Franklin Bentley Wilson, Jr. notwithstanding, ·IG!!fl ~ Waverly on October .4. Mater- Meter was elected secretary 20, Middleport. . heavy aertal attaw tats for two lessons will be pr.. and Lorena Arnold re-elected Kenneth Fry, 20. Middleporl, North. · ·· sented. In January, the topic as treasurer Kathryn Cr a passenger in the Wilson auto, will be legal and buslness af- was named '85 food chalrm: was thrown from the ear as a Veterul Memorial lairs. [lor th• 196& season. Sale of result· of the Impact. Both Fry . ~=:\:. President Margaret Brown membership tickets we., d~ and Wilson were taken to VetBetty I lllld Helen Swartz reporled on tributed to the members. The erans Memorial Hospital by Mlddl< . ·Mr. ~ t'<ve mee11ng 1n Co- next meeting of the BoosteE-R Squad }J<I'I. . the ~ecu , flbe Mrddleport 1m 1 1 ulti 1 ts Pomeroy· IIwnbliS. It was announced that will be Thursday, Sept. IS, ;:.;:.ea en ; l~ed p e co . land· Elli.a District Rural the Pomeroy Senior High school eA• ther rlwtas a m 'd .8 ard Paui Holter . 1 ~·nl•ren•ee wt11 be Oc'•ber at 7:30p.m. u 0 ••s sa< umg • •. t·• w nor's truck. after the crash Dllcbarpt Ill Jach on. The <'OOllcll aloo SQUAD ANSWERS CAlL CUITed three-tenths of a Carl and sea, that dues sholl)d be paid, The Racine Emergency Squad east of Rutland, veered to William ~::·':==~: I to the tre~~· was called at 9:45 p.m. Wed. len side of the hlghway Vbginta P'tlero!. Roae. Helen ~ariz , wu evening and transport. Wlloon's turned around tn CecD Ward: Sal~ ~frman. Earl Shuler, Nease SetUe- road and came to a s1<1p 8irtll - :,Jib,, IIDOl>~ to Meigs General Jlosp!tNlll, l'onitlol!. ,a· he WIIJ ertleted liS a Sheriff's depott.. said patllllll. AIIO:.U a.m. was heavy damage lo Thilll'8(lay, squadmen were calJ. truck and Wilson's ear was John 1\lcll:en- molished. wnson was d!etl Avat·lable for NOT OPEN have dedicated my ellorts over many years to make the waterway a reality for it lo vital not only to the economy of the Beaver • Mahonng Valle of Ohio but also to the nation. Without the transporlaUon advantages the canal will bring to the Beaver • Mahoning Valley, thi!l great steel - producing area will continue to decline being unable to compete favor- Wurl -Al:t'tOn-- · · · i WE CALL IT == "BLAST" BY PEDWIN Balloon Barrage Turns Back U.S. Planes I I 1 1 I BLAST I $15 Homemakers Council Plans Year'sprogram Y?ung man's dress favorite. The five eyelet, Jong wmg brogue. Always in style and even more popular this fall. Shown here, the Blast by Pedwin. Available in colors to blend with the new bronze and gold tones so popular in the young man 's fall wardrobe. "' '· Chapman· Canaday In the Mlddlo Block Noxt 1o IIIIo! t.ldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI 1T0U ,. .,,,' ' II " Your Full Service !Nnk Is ••• ! I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ;!' 6:00 to 8:00 lit . ' r, ~~r Shop -t :Eiberfelcls In Pomeroy ·On Friday .From·9:·a.m. to 8 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serolng Mdg• Counll/ ft1r over 94 Y ""'' Memb..- FedeTal Remw Srmm Memb<T P'e<leral Drporit l711Un11lCO Corpor•llcm 1 J ., ~ 2 HOUR DRY '' l).fur,iture; ·r;,toor' Coverings f! ,l)fl' .. . ·' fur_niJ,hingi_";F;;i~~iur 'Ho~eI r 'l' ' t ,~,..~, , · W4aring Af>pi.~~.,Fe>r Your fQmily IN ,, P.OMEROY . ... J.. __ ..__~ .. . . . _,. . ... . ...... "?_ ~ ....... .. . . ... • • •••·•- -.~ .......,~~- ..... .,. . . . _ . , . ,.., .,_ • • , ,, • "' • ... n.- Ooo SerJ.OUS Inj·ury ESCape d• Rutland Wreck .w ' t:=.- �' ., • ,, '' .,, . ,., ' ·~ ' 3 1:ncallla--~:. ~~ ~- ·i.~. • I) Confi~ed~~: ~ Mariett~'Ev~~~~ SOuthern Lo;cal.. ·Ru!!W··.Ibt S.pt. 16 At North Gallia Kyger Creek ' Z~ ~· Cretk l1j.d are .tht!!!.:tf-±~ the · Sept. 23 S.pt. 30 BaJlii.O.IIa~~ ~- Oct.7 . Oct. 14 Jl~'ila­ ma 11 expected to ~" ~···ltti· , CContlnued From Page One) eight in possession after t h e ~ season 's opening day. State Game Management Su· pervl!ilor Don Thompson ex- plained : ''This will make our third year of above average squirrel crop~. These bumper crops aM! a result of good food supplies, sooaething we are not expecting this year because of the late spring frost which damaged the nut and acorn crops. ~ i : I CLEVELAND - DR. SAM ; 'Shepp8fd plans to take a; week!s vacation in Fl011tda with • ·his famllv before he is retried ./or the t954 slaying of hs first wif~. · ; Mlnn1n Tnc• Stpt. 9 j::t"·:.f UPI Briefs ~aotarn Date said the 19611 est llld toughest In the' iiVe year hlslqry of the !Vent, and that a total' of 35 bands . trom Ohio and West Virginia an expected to coljllplete when all the entries are confirmed. ')'he bands will be eompeHog in three classes based on enrollment ahd aeo81'11Phl"- ·kx!ll· ' SChools wtth .~:>I!Uciet)ts or less In senior , )liih a:dlool will be In Class A. c\OinpeHtlon. Schools wlth 351 to..~~ stud· onts will be In ~--'AA, and schools . with more. ,,)!!.an 1,000 atndentl or Joca,ted \00"" than 75 miles, from fll•rl!ill& wUI bt In an Open q,ss. :;, ' Trophlea and prize-l~$!ey wlll he awllrded banda llnisblng In the first five places In each of the classes in the morning parade, and in field 'maneuvers to be held at Don Drum~!) Fjeld in Marietta that Dig~\. Zlde said there wDl also be a band concert In Muaklngum Park in Marietta at 3 p. m. on the day of the event, The par· ade competition will be at il a. m. and the field maneuven wUI start at 6·30 p. m. • AI.J..STAR Southern Valle y Athletic Conference At Eastern high school "!"... iF!!"' for participation in:jj,e Fifth A·-·JSJ 1\!ariettll"'l~ Rams on Saturday, Oct. ~l~ to George Zide, ' 'i'!!'lr- POPULAR SINGER Ronnie Dove (left) dlaplaya 1 ..mblnatlon bpund lo be big Oll •ampus this year. The jeans are bright homespun In a ftuon, ~l the jerkin is 1 rl<h brown velour. Both are by Coota•t. AI right Is J •hal(y, frlngelt- •w••~r a\)'led by Himalaya. The wide boat oe<k olero roomier lr~~dom.1 · 19~6 ... Hannan Trace ' , ·' 'KygtrCr•k North Gallla Soulhw•ttrn Albany Hannan, W. Va. At Southern Local AI Fairland At Hannan Trace Eastern A At Rut!and AI Buchtel· York • S mme Valley Racine Southwestern North Gallia ,,orth Gallia At Kyger Creek Pomeroy B Kyger Creek Hannan, At Eastern At The Plains Symmes Valley At Hannan Trace t Fai and . Va. At McArthur Open Southwestern At Wahama Southwestern Alex.nder Glouster At Racine Southwestern At North Gallia Chauncey-Dover Hannan Trace At Eastern At McArthur Howie L. Miller Gallipolis B Open Mel Carter Steve Stiles Green·White Pirates Red· White Highlanders Oct.21 Nov.4 Racine Cooch William Shinn Open Bob Marcum Colors Green· White Red-Black Eagles Wildcats Scarlet-Grav Bobcats 3-6 0-7 6-3 Nickn•m• 1965 Record At Kyger Creek ••J've got It! IV"e gol it!" 500 4 Dr. a cyllnder. II'Nitlc tl'8nl. Radii M.ttr, power whitt w•IJ fir ... 2-6 • Pennant Races Resume Ill "!!I!Jll:l £ 65 Dodge Dart 1 Or. 270 S.rln, 6 tier, sttndtrd tratat., Majors and hut•r ! i. 65 Mustanq 6 cylinder. Slondonl M rtdio & hetttr, wh1tewt~if tire-s. , .: 64 Ford Galaxie · · JOHN ROSEBORO, Lot! Aa,eles Dodg;ro col h 1 beeD behind the pblo lor most of tho big llfinl •r::J.~ SOOXL 2 Dr. Hordlop• . eylindtr, 4 speed tr&IIL Like new • ." ea, 500. 2 Dr., b ~::"dyboK,!~ll, top, ond Don Drysdale, middle, Claud: 62 Ford Fairlane · · - • · Is becomla& onolher Doqor •tir IDCI ,..va ..... of lito erttlll to Roseboro. 8 eyllndor ~~ Rndtrd tr.ns. 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr 8 eyl. At st.Hrlng, rldio tncl iMiltii;, 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck a ~llnMr. J S speed triM. 2 speec1 rHr nit. Long whetl baM. THE HERO In the new mo•ie, "first to Fight." Is ('bad 63 Mercury E\'trett and he has ample opportunity to display his pt>rsonal ~ravery. 'J'he film is a story of the Amerlean conquest 10 the Baltle of Saipan during World War U <• Custom 2 Door Poww StMrillg . ' . Brakes, Autom 1ttc trent. , , Everett, at one point, swings by rope from a clill' to huri ~ grenade tnt~ an enemy machine gun nest, and (had Jnslsted on dOJDI lhe feat himsetc. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 D•. 8 tr1ns. Radio Ills attorney, F. Lee Bailey 110wer steering fof iBo~ton . sa1d he would accom1 ~any Sheppard, his second wife, tires, ' 63 Chevrolet S nane. and Sheppard's 19-year1 d son. Chip, to an undisclDS· desbnatmn in Florida Ch ip I~ Sheppard's son by hts slain lei Afrt • Dr . 6 cyt, Startderd trtns. White waD tires. 60 Chevrolet Wife. Mari lyn. lmpal1. 4 Or. 8 cylinder tutametlc trans. Whi.: wall tires, radle & httlw IIATIONAW AD'IEATIS£0 61 F;~lcon · 2 D~. 6 cyl. St•ndlld tr.na• . Rad1o and heater. BAHR CLOTHIERS Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT LoctJ!f & Sycamore Ste. Middleport, 0. Middleport ., H & R FIRESTONE TRADE IN 19 CU. FT. 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" �' ., • ,, '' .,, . ,., ' ·~ ' 3 1:ncallla--~:. ~~ ~- ·i.~. • I) Confi~ed~~: ~ Mariett~'Ev~~~~ SOuthern Lo;cal.. ·Ru!!W··.Ibt S.pt. 16 At North Gallia Kyger Creek ' Z~ ~· Cretk l1j.d are .tht!!!.:tf-±~ the · Sept. 23 S.pt. 30 BaJlii.O.IIa~~ ~- Oct.7 . Oct. 14 Jl~'ila­ ma 11 expected to ~" ~···ltti· , CContlnued From Page One) eight in possession after t h e ~ season 's opening day. State Game Management Su· pervl!ilor Don Thompson ex- plained : ''This will make our third year of above average squirrel crop~. These bumper crops aM! a result of good food supplies, sooaething we are not expecting this year because of the late spring frost which damaged the nut and acorn crops. ~ i : I CLEVELAND - DR. SAM ; 'Shepp8fd plans to take a; week!s vacation in Fl011tda with • ·his famllv before he is retried ./or the t954 slaying of hs first wif~. · ; Mlnn1n Tnc• Stpt. 9 j::t"·:.f UPI Briefs ~aotarn Date said the 19611 est llld toughest In the' iiVe year hlslqry of the !Vent, and that a total' of 35 bands . trom Ohio and West Virginia an expected to coljllplete when all the entries are confirmed. ')'he bands will be eompeHog in three classes based on enrollment ahd aeo81'11Phl"- ·kx!ll· ' SChools wtth .~:>I!Uciet)ts or less In senior , )liih a:dlool will be In Class A. c\OinpeHtlon. Schools wlth 351 to..~~ stud· onts will be In ~--'AA, and schools . with more. ,,)!!.an 1,000 atndentl or Joca,ted \00"" than 75 miles, from fll•rl!ill& wUI bt In an Open q,ss. :;, ' Trophlea and prize-l~$!ey wlll he awllrded banda llnisblng In the first five places In each of the classes in the morning parade, and in field 'maneuvers to be held at Don Drum~!) Fjeld in Marietta that Dig~\. Zlde said there wDl also be a band concert In Muaklngum Park in Marietta at 3 p. m. on the day of the event, The par· ade competition will be at il a. m. and the field maneuven wUI start at 6·30 p. m. • AI.J..STAR Southern Valle y Athletic Conference At Eastern high school "!"... iF!!"' for participation in:jj,e Fifth A·-·JSJ 1\!ariettll"'l~ Rams on Saturday, Oct. ~l~ to George Zide, ' 'i'!!'lr- POPULAR SINGER Ronnie Dove (left) dlaplaya 1 ..mblnatlon bpund lo be big Oll •ampus this year. The jeans are bright homespun In a ftuon, ~l the jerkin is 1 rl<h brown velour. Both are by Coota•t. AI right Is J •hal(y, frlngelt- •w••~r a\)'led by Himalaya. The wide boat oe<k olero roomier lr~~dom.1 · 19~6 ... Hannan Trace ' , ·' 'KygtrCr•k North Gallla Soulhw•ttrn Albany Hannan, W. Va. At Southern Local AI Fairland At Hannan Trace Eastern A At Rut!and AI Buchtel· York • S mme Valley Racine Southwestern North Gallia ,,orth Gallia At Kyger Creek Pomeroy B Kyger Creek Hannan, At Eastern At The Plains Symmes Valley At Hannan Trace t Fai and . Va. At McArthur Open Southwestern At Wahama Southwestern Alex.nder Glouster At Racine Southwestern At North Gallia Chauncey-Dover Hannan Trace At Eastern At McArthur Howie L. Miller Gallipolis B Open Mel Carter Steve Stiles Green·White Pirates Red· White Highlanders Oct.21 Nov.4 Racine Cooch William Shinn Open Bob Marcum Colors Green· White Red-Black Eagles Wildcats Scarlet-Grav Bobcats 3-6 0-7 6-3 Nickn•m• 1965 Record At Kyger Creek ••J've got It! IV"e gol it!" 500 4 Dr. a cyllnder. II'Nitlc tl'8nl. Radii M.ttr, power whitt w•IJ fir ... 2-6 • Pennant Races Resume Ill "!!I!Jll:l £ 65 Dodge Dart 1 Or. 270 S.rln, 6 tier, sttndtrd tratat., Majors and hut•r ! i. 65 Mustanq 6 cylinder. Slondonl M rtdio & hetttr, wh1tewt~if tire-s. , .: 64 Ford Galaxie · · JOHN ROSEBORO, Lot! Aa,eles Dodg;ro col h 1 beeD behind the pblo lor most of tho big llfinl •r::J.~ SOOXL 2 Dr. Hordlop• . eylindtr, 4 speed tr&IIL Like new • ." ea, 500. 2 Dr., b ~::"dyboK,!~ll, top, ond Don Drysdale, middle, Claud: 62 Ford Fairlane · · - • · Is becomla& onolher Doqor •tir IDCI ,..va ..... of lito erttlll to Roseboro. 8 eyllndor ~~ Rndtrd tr.ns. 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr 8 eyl. At st.Hrlng, rldio tncl iMiltii;, 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck a ~llnMr. J S speed triM. 2 speec1 rHr nit. Long whetl baM. THE HERO In the new mo•ie, "first to Fight." Is ('bad 63 Mercury E\'trett and he has ample opportunity to display his pt>rsonal ~ravery. 'J'he film is a story of the Amerlean conquest 10 the Baltle of Saipan during World War U <• Custom 2 Door Poww StMrillg . ' . Brakes, Autom 1ttc trent. , , Everett, at one point, swings by rope from a clill' to huri ~ grenade tnt~ an enemy machine gun nest, and (had Jnslsted on dOJDI lhe feat himsetc. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 D•. 8 tr1ns. Radio Ills attorney, F. Lee Bailey 110wer steering fof iBo~ton . sa1d he would accom1 ~any Sheppard, his second wife, tires, ' 63 Chevrolet S nane. and Sheppard's 19-year1 d son. Chip, to an undisclDS· desbnatmn in Florida Ch ip I~ Sheppard's son by hts slain lei Afrt • Dr . 6 cyt, Startderd trtns. White waD tires. 60 Chevrolet Wife. Mari lyn. lmpal1. 4 Or. 8 cylinder tutametlc trans. Whi.: wall tires, radle & httlw IIATIONAW AD'IEATIS£0 61 F;~lcon · 2 D~. 6 cyl. St•ndlld tr.na• . Rad1o and heater. BAHR CLOTHIERS Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT LoctJ!f & Sycamore Ste. Middleport, 0. Middleport ., H & R FIRESTONE TRADE IN 19 CU. FT. WESTINGHOUSE 12 CU. fT. G. E. Refrigerator -- S69 Refrigerator . - s79 · Clevelaod McDowcll j 13 CU. FT. UNICO FRIGIOAIRE Deep Freeze.- s119 Large COMBINATION _ Freezer YOUR CHOICE OF G. E. AUTOMATIC :t REFRIGERATORS Washer No finlr gift fw 11ny mm~l SERVEL GAS ELECTRIC HUFFY U Refrigerator -- szo TfiOWer HOUR NEW 21" SELF PROPELLED 1 . NI<i >"• · ~~ CLEANING Senrice On Requnt RC?binson's ~;~%~;,~t,t;;~~·~~=·=~Y:•:I CLEANI!RS POMEROY Mower nus_ Rill· DRY ~ Clovoltnd •ana .hnimy Brown a three-point-choice civer by Guaranteed A-I - CRffiEO 4 handsome blllfofcl ln long·w.. rlne lleet+,ide. Rith 'fCirl·tone brown <olor with clltrlnttivt tooled dttlgn. In cholu of popular 1tyl... With so- cord _ NEW 19" 2V2 H.P. Mower Ray. 56.88-- NEW 18" 3 H.P. OELUXE PHILCO Mower!'li_ Electric Range 5.00 to 1·5.00 H&RFIRESTONE DEALER SfOI~ sso. " �.····· .' • ·i .' ' ' I ' ~• ' •I 4-DaHy Sentinel, Pomeroy-11111CIIeport, o., Sepl 9, 1988 ' • . ·~en (l~pital News .SG.cltij~<Nf1tts . ·JIIIr. Long Bottoin Society News 'ana 111n. J!lbert and family and C.' an~ friend, CI>R. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridenour, Che•ter, E. E. Hlijl· man, Syracuse, Mr. and M rs. ,._ roar """' ., . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tom Haymaa and daugbtm'8 ' I 'tELL[JU Mr. and . Mrs. Gene Mary Pierce. .' 1 Eastern entertained wllh Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cozart, family ~ooko()u!, Labor ' Day. Coolvllle, and Mr. aid M r a. Guests were: Mr. and Mra. Leonanl Dailey were vlslting Slarllng Massar, Chuck Ne!Ue Cozart. J Diana, Mr. and Mrd 'M· OlaDrlesd Ml'l!. Chyrell Leonhart, Park· Massar, Mr. an "· BVI W. Va., Mrs. William Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Homestead, F la .. l I' 8 ~1':~ Sticitty Notes Mr. ud 'lin, EmenoD f·;,:l..._, ~~ I fJ I 1 I' ;··-n JPPUL • • ~ ·• ~ .U M, OHINGAL;' KWOilt.mE~ b I I...., to,.,.. 1.....- - IAN r I I I - Wo wlro nowcs ovt17whera WY2-2039 OR NIGHT WIN"I Pomeroy Flower Shop W. lolalD Pom.,., llra. Millard Vaa :Meter lOLA'S 1,. CLUTCH PURSES ,110101 Colo"-- - $2.50 BOOK ST.ORE P.S: I 1 lOLA'S JEAUTY SAlON ,.,.... wvwm AUTOMATICALLY U4 I. Malft and now at a most PRACTICAL PRICE! l'om.Nt The Natiotlallnt Wator Condlllantr II tho result of exte111iva experience and research. Ultimall in simpllclt; and efflcloncy of op.~ration. Fully automatic, •lectrlc: tirner ra.nty on plaJtlc cabin1t and flb1rgla1 min.. tral ta11lc. lO.yr pro-rora worranty on volvt system. Stlf contained unit in antique whitt SHOES with stunning gold trim. 63,000 GRAIN MAX. CAP. 12•,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- .ltl.oo 252,000 OIIAIN CAPACITY- f238.oo $5.99 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING Middleport, o. only s495·; ·< I I i 1960 CHMOLET EDWARD BAER, OWNIR 4 DR. SEDAN. 6 cyL ·B~~ ,, Trans. Radio and Heater. ~ .~ ~ ·:•· " ·- Pomeroy only s395 MAYTAG Ad•••l•ul. .,... dLIIIN llo4e1 TWUl ~ •• Oolo2 Tetm.loa Wringer Washer (28'owtllldlqbn•L 2741Q,tnl.-btlt,..) If b • -"'"' • o ' ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION a-. - · ·TY :!'l!l!!!>t _.., ••• ·Ill "r.T;VRI' liD &Iori t:=~p'* _,.. •-: 1961 ... '· F~RD 4 DR. SEDAN. V8. 'Auto. Trans. '' •' ' RAdio and Heater, only s395 " -·~ ...··-~!.,·11',, ... •'' ~· ·~' Mr and Mra Ed SAVE ON rd . . wa and Polly Ann, Marion, Polly Karr, ColumbW<, lhe weekend with their par·enlll,j Mr. and Mra• .Dick Karr. NEW PONnACS- BUICKS- GMC AND All USED CAR CROW' S STEAK HOUSE • ! -; .._Phone 992-5432 ,.,. ··----t"' _ _ .......,._,_ _ _ •• .• , 1966 New GMC w.. $1 ftft5 Mr. and Mri. Hugh Fer,•ll·l . $2410.95, Now Y'7' son, Mr. James v, Ton Lon; Wheelbase Wide Side Pickup. Equipped "wit.. · and Mrs. Gene 8 ply rear tires, beater, heavy duty sprmgs, and rear bllmp:::'ed ~::ee~~~·· Pearl er. • · Woo $2199.23 Parker. NOW _ _ __ · Mr. and Mra. Herman Kas- Special. New. Dlx. carpeting, automatic trans., radio, wblte per and Ronnie, Dayton, spent wall tires, padded dash, and viSors, backup lights, and ,full the weekend wllh Mr. Kasper's wheel covers. mother Mrs. Amanda Kasper • W•• .... , and si;ter and brother-in-law, $36n.67, now Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold VS LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. This is the lull sized Bui.4:1!ullt and Mrs. Kasper's mother, Mrs. on 123" wheelbase. II is fully eqmpped With powOl. ·~ Pearl Ptrker. ing, power brakes, radio, while wall tires, luG chrome trim, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston, EZl glass, full wheel covers, foam cushions, carpet sayer~ . Huntington, spent the weekend r.tnd handy mats, safety group and many other acce~· with her brother, Mr.o and Mrs. New, Weo $3409.95 ~a·60 0 Homer Holley. NOW----.I. Mrs. Cora Renshaw, 'on Catalina.· This is the full sized Pontiac Catallna built on Mr. onve Rife, Columbus, vis- 121" wheelbase and 290 horsepower engine. It baa power ited Sunday with the Murel steering, power brakes,. auto. trans. Two tone pamt, full Harris family, St. Alban. W. wheel covers, foam cu~. h~ons, Dlx. steer;ng wheel, foam CU· va. sh.ions, chrome around wmdows and rad1o. ''.I Mr. and Ml'l!. Rosa Poulton, New, w.. smua 0 Canton spent several days with NOW----h f th' v H n d . . er a er, ernon owe an Tempest Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. This JS the Juxurioua. eutom visited Mrs. Howell who Is a series with beautiful full carapeting and all morkHetor '\!!· patient at Meigs General Hos- nyl upholstering. This car has power steering, 'IIIIOlD!'II< pital. trans., radio, st~inless steel around wmdows! !ull wheel eoMr. Roy Howell who ts em- vers, foam cushions and many other accessories. ' played in Illinois, spent l he • El•ctra Was weekend with his family and $4142.91. Now___ 'JI visited with his mother, Mrs. 4 Dr Hard Top FACTORY AIR CONDITIONlNG ThQ~' ' · · · • Vernon Howell at Me1gs Gen- Ia only slightly used. It has Sonomatic radio, power · • eral Hospital. 1ng, power brakes, like new whit~ wall t~re~, soft ray Election of officers of Laurel glass, and many other accessones. ThiS 1a Bolek I Y Cliff Health Club was held re- aeries and this one is tops. eenUy when the elub met at the • Just ~2595 borne of Mrs. Allen Eichinger. Anlwed _ _ " President, Mrs. Ruby Fneck, Catalina 2 Dr. Hard Top. Just Arrived. Like new inside and Vice President, Mrs. Judy Ei· out. Power steering and brakes, Automatic shift. Thla Ia a cllinger, Treasurer, Mn. J':"" one owner trade in. Wright, Secretary, Mrs .. Mild· • Just $ Tl!d Bowen, Mrs. Judy EichingArrived _ _ . 'W er, and Mrs. June Eichinger Catalina 2 Dr. Just arrived . One of the cleanest 64's anywere oo-hostessea. Refreshments where. Only 23,648 easy miles. It is beautiful white finlall were ser•ed. with blue interior. • k VS 1966 BUIC 1966 New BuiC k 1966 PontiaC T 1966 PontiaC '2545 1966 BUIC k $39ft5 1965 PontiaC V8 ft 1964 PontiaC V8 recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul KWIZ, Galloway, and attended the wedding of the~r son, Paul David, Jr., to Marl· anne Beaver, Saturday, Aug. 21 at the Sl James Lutheran clJurcll. Diane Strong was one of the Dower girls. 18 5 MANY MORE .. • wet"8 . 't Blaettna·r~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiii NOW IS THE TIME AT KARR & VANZANDT .. • 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan· $2195.. . , I . Fits Places Like Bookcases the antenna'a up front in the lumdle V-8 engine power brakes, power steering, auto. trans., Unled glass, new wJsiW tireo, del~e wheel discs, factory air-conditioning, white over green with greeD Interior. Real lharpie. - .$3795 65 Buick Riveria 2 Dr. H. T. Full power Including windows and seat, power antenns, like new wlslw tires, deluxe wheel dl&cs, tinted gla&s, factory air-conditioning, 18,000 actual mllw._ Real lharp. ·~ 64 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan • ~795 • Full power including windows and 8 way seat, power ~ntenna, rear window d• frosters Selectronic radio, rear speaker, new w[slw bres, deluxe wbeel cUsct. tilt-stee;ing wheel, anti.o8}Jin differential, factory air-conditioning, tinted glua. None sharper a!IYWhere. 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. -. • $1995 Satellite, V-8 motor, std. trana., radio, wtslw tires, deluxe wheel discs, turquolle wlth .black Vinyl top, black Vinyl Int. Only 20,000 miles. Realsharpt 60 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan - • • Full power Including power windows, rodio, tinted Class, like new WJSIW """' '' ~ wblte f!Dlsb Witb blacll: and white interior . ~------~ ;1964 MODEL I Wolf Ho""'Trailer- $1195 ~------~ S2GMC 58 Olds 58 GMC ~Ton_$395 88 4 Dr. _ $195 PICKUP ,tUTO. TRANS. Pow. Steering, Radio ~ Ton _ $39'5-l,, PICKUP FLAT • V-8-4 Sl'Qb ' ' . ,. ......... ., turned borne Saturday. ~TRANS. WE SERVICE! t<.~ Arbor College for His term. Mr. and Mrs. Diehl ACTioriPRICED "AS-IS" SPECIALS Cftott . eb , laatoOI"JJ_I_... ...... ,_ "kwWColorTY . . . . ,..~ ... s · l 139!5thTrat . wltldY-~MColorTY,._,,,_..._ ... o WE'LL TRADEI WE'LL DEAL/ Model Shown t=-:,r=... --"'- w..... - --· ·orr .r;:::·. .-..-. . -._--.. . .. ..---,. --Whill ·' -. ................. FROM .. HARRY MILLER ' '' Mr. Diehl wllll!llter . ,._~ You Can Buy Your ••I • It Rousll's Shoe Store 232 1. Seconcl • ~-99 I 1960 PLYMOIJlll FOR SCHOOL fOUR LOCAL NATIONALINE DEALER I SPECIALS! DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.D. water pressure .. • no troublesome springs, solenoids or motors. Adjustable salt dial allow• up to >10% $GVIngt on aolt. Gulli owitdt lor "''" rochargot. Ufotlmt wa,. z ° NOTICE controls 5-cycle valve which operates on I _ RaWlil,gs Round-Up Middleport, 0. ~Rain-Soft WATER rr .......,••• ww. ! MIDDLEPORT -i arui MULLEN LUCERO' BY BERTBA PARKEB . Attendance al s:~::J:t~ Sept. 4 at lbe ' Free Orurch wu 135, coJiecllaD 711. Mr. and Mra. fllarles took Lewis Arrotl llpriDg Arbor, Mlcll. Alfred SOCiety • Notes Iter, fOR ALL OCCASIONS have purehased property Wellllfml and oiDved !hire cently, Mr. and Mrs. :AmOs Lane family of. Colum\!UI '¥ere end guesiiMa' olandMr~ Mrs. est lOT · """" and friends. were dinner guests of Mr. and 'THIS .!riO::/";· DtlaDe Mr Garth Snuth. J ( ) J ~ ,.,., ~ ..,..,.. Mr. SBd Mrs. Henry Doerfor, 611/S!i-... -~ and Mn. Carrol Kesael ~ Che ter and Mrs. E lien a weekend with their , s ' vi 1 ~ [ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young, Pomeroy,. were s GOINID lllow..._lhldrdedlellerl Mr. and Mra. Dol McManis ... ...,:'""'==-.._....._..---, mg Mrs. Elmo Pierce. '1 the llll')lrioe ...,..,, u &Bd BID and Mr. and Mn. Emr Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, J .. __j ........,.,brlheabooo<Oitoon. Paden Cily, W. Va. spent the ~~ met Mahaffey of BarbturavUle, weekend wilh Nellie Sletbem w. Va., visited Mrs. W!IUam and olber relallves. I• • - (A;;...,..____ Mahaffey Sunday. Mr. Donald Sisson and lam· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Deany Vienna, '/1. Va., and Sam 'Ill ~-- CMNID IUCIC&.. and daughters of Cleveland, were visiting E. W. Erielaf• . , _ ...., ._,_-. """ p.4;, a.. ~... Mrs . .Edith Delllly and H u II wine and Serena. ' , . . _ - - -UIUIN 11IIU Denny, Columbus, were recenl Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cuo•Ing· _._ . ·--guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva ham Pomeroy and Paul . Devault. Ray; Maryland', were visiting Iud: Columb~s, Mr. and M! Mrs. Olbo Watts of MiddleMr. and Mrs. Kenny Rey•olds IJum~li Koe;.'b.:'"~r~":~d ~. port Is a bo118e81lesl of her and son. ve ' r Mn sister, Mrs. Allte Cahooa. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith Charles ':berM M . dand M •· Ml'S. Erma Nelson a. d (lnd Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul Hau . r, ~· an d r:rs. grandson, Jeey, spent the Young were V!Sllmg Mr. and Ir;~ ~~;~~:~nd '.o~~ Mr. Sunday &hool altendance on week with her brother and Mrs. LewiS Young, Po'!'eroy. [ Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Pbylll!l Sept. t was 38, offering $11.36. SISler·iD·law ,Mr .and Mrs .. w... Ruth Bennett, Mt. Olive, and Lark and Harold German. Worship services were hold ley Fankhauser and family at Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swa11 ms · at 10 45 a. m. with Vere Bucyrus and Findlay. vJsited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Howard YOQDg, 1 swartz as lay leader. Mrs. Mittie NelsH bad as Babcock. D1an!! Mnssar was Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith. The Orange Church llome- recent guests, her We'l )I 1 ll lltreugll a• overnight guest of lhe BaJ>. Mr and Mrs Emmett Slelb- coming will be held on Sun· and daughter, Mr. Bod Mrs. em. Nellie Sl~them and Bob day, Sept. II, wilh a basket Waltm' Canode. MIIIIMEARN cocks. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haymal Balle enj ed a picnic at Port· dinner and aflernoon program. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Co~ and daughters s[IOnt lhe week- land ~ark: Alfred's church homecrmmg !r11l called recently •• Mr. end al Pound, Va. . . . I will be held Sunday, Sert. 18 Num Betz and Mrs. JoSle Mr. and ~rs. BurdeU Duna Vtsitlng Mary P1er~e were. ; with the usual merning service F1tzpatnc at the Huston Nor&1and son, M1dl~nd, Pa., spent! Suzie Cooley and Lewas Cooley 1 followed by 8 basket dinner at I tng home. . . the weekend w1th Ethel Lark- 181\d son, Sleubenvllle and Mr. 1 noon and an aflernoo• program. Mr. and Mrs. John P!ullipa ms and other relallves. and Mrs. Larry Curlli. Ml'l!. Tom Yost underwent and Mark, Lisa and Mathew, ~~~~--a·•••-•ocac:a• 1 Mr. and Mrs . Dave Yates . . · veterans Sl: Louis. • spent the p881 week : d 10 M 0 d ' ·· Mr. and Mrs. Ed Congrove, major lurgery 11 1were c~lle h 0 1 ~Rtord \t ue Radnor and Mr .and Mrs. Jun· Memorial Hospital last week i w<th hiS mother, Mrs. Clara to the, ea\h e!T aug er· ior Kaenig and son, Chesler, and Ia reported doing as well Phillips and her Jllll"''ls, Mr. _ visited Mr. 81\d Mrs. Everett as e1pected. and Mrs. Thomas Johnsttn at Im-law _s mo er. . Calhng on Mr. and Mrs. Nor s· . Mr and Mn. Glen Rabinson l McArthur. They returned home lnsunnce Agency Inc, · . tte!idi ImaR Weber • weTP~-· Wilbur Web· 1 <Sson. 1 received word from therr on Tuesday after a ng Phone WY 2-3381 : McKees Rock, :a., H M;.: M~ry Pierce and Suzie Coo~ j daughter, Marlene, last week, stale Fair Monday. 113 L Socond St Pomeroy WMrbs. ClaDre~ce K arne '. d.' ey V!Siled Mr. and Mrs. W. M. who is vacationing in Nassau. Mrs. Jay llobrnson and A e er, or1s oemg an , 81 k R · od Mn Ofa · ·th G h lled ruck K' k Ch r T ' a e, acme, a ' Mrs. Clara Follrod aod Nma Ed1 ra am ca "" PI . y, ~~rs ~~:~~e~aw~ppne~~ OaJiey. Robinson \'isited relatives (LJ~s Allie Cahoofl Sunda~. f ai~S, M · fl ld w d L VIole! Smll• Ann Swartz and husband) m Mrs. Harold CottTIII spenl 1 amJ Y• ans e • a e eonWashingOOn, D. c., over the week with relative» iD Labar Day weekend. bus. FOX PLANS FILM Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mliford .,. JOHANNESBURG s 0 u t b 1 and John attending the Jack· and Ronme of .Columbus Africa <UP!)-TwenUelh Centu· sonville homecoming Sunday, guests of relat1ves over the ry, Fox, which roalrols most of Helen Findling of Colwnbus weekend. Soulh Africa's movie industry and Mr. aod Mrs. Dotsoa of Mr. aod Mrs . . Leland and lheniers , will make a ; Belpre were recent VISitors. of ley of M1lan, M1cll.? open! special motion pil;lure in Mr. and Mrs. Russell Findhng weekend here at thetr farm tribute to assassinated Prmier and Iva. . called on Mrs. Allie Cahoon 0 Hendrik Verwoerd. The compa- Mr. and Mrs. Clalf Woode Saturday. ny was out of favor with and Conru Sue tf Pomeroy VIs- Mrs. Homer Hartsook and Verwoerd for alleged tnade- j ited hl.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. daughters, Colw_nbus, spent quale newsreel coverage of the I Charles D. Woode, and also lhe past week With her !"""ents, republic's fifth anniversary i the WilHam Carr family on Mr. and Mrs. John Shi!Hng.. Mr. celebrations. Sunday evening. Hartsook came laler to Y!Sll :,;;_~~~=~"""""'===.....;==..::.0== · The Hartseoks •tsited h"" brother, Don Shilling, in dleport and bts parents, and Mrs. E. E. Hartsook Vinton. Jim Slrawsbaugh alld Unda G<Jss aUended the state Fair on SUnday. Miss Linda Tope apeat ANESTHESIOLOGY & GENERAL PRACTICE weekend with her parents, Mr. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE HIS and Mrs. Lowell Tope. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman . • NEW LOCATION AT ... of Celina wera receal guests ol. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tope, 584 N. Second St.-<:ornll' of Hudson & 2nd St1. Mr. and Mrs. CIS Crasotta PHONE 992·3074 MIDDLEPORT of Pittsburgh, Pa., were STATION WAGON . 6 eyt ,'\uto, end guesla of Ml'l!. Crasotta's Trans. Radio and Heater. · ... HOURS 2 til 5 p.m. Mon., Tu11. Wod~ Fri. aunl, Mrs. Joha WilllamaoL 7 •·Iii. to l ·p.m. Man. •nd FrL Mr. and Mrs. Joe S t ro a g, Mr. alld Mrs. Harley Strong, BY APPOINTMENT Billy Joe, Donley and Diane, er 11,. ov with Mr. and Mrs. Gay man were: Mr. and Mrs. Hayman and sons, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastern High Senior Moms Name OHicers Laurel Cliff Society News · OPEN EVENINGS utmL 8:00 J.. Karr .& Va~ Zanclt Motor �.····· .' • ·i .' ' ' I ' ~• ' •I 4-DaHy Sentinel, Pomeroy-11111CIIeport, o., Sepl 9, 1988 ' • . ·~en (l~pital News .SG.cltij~<Nf1tts . ·JIIIr. Long Bottoin Society News 'ana 111n. J!lbert and family and C.' an~ friend, CI>R. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridenour, Che•ter, E. E. Hlijl· man, Syracuse, Mr. and M rs. ,._ roar """' ., . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tom Haymaa and daugbtm'8 ' I 'tELL[JU Mr. and . Mrs. Gene Mary Pierce. .' 1 Eastern entertained wllh Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cozart, family ~ooko()u!, Labor ' Day. Coolvllle, and Mr. aid M r a. Guests were: Mr. and Mra. Leonanl Dailey were vlslting Slarllng Massar, Chuck Ne!Ue Cozart. J Diana, Mr. and Mrd 'M· OlaDrlesd Ml'l!. Chyrell Leonhart, Park· Massar, Mr. an "· BVI W. Va., Mrs. William Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Homestead, F la .. l I' 8 ~1':~ Sticitty Notes Mr. ud 'lin, EmenoD f·;,:l..._, ~~ I fJ I 1 I' ;··-n JPPUL • • ~ ·• ~ .U M, OHINGAL;' KWOilt.mE~ b I I...., to,.,.. 1.....- - IAN r I I I - Wo wlro nowcs ovt17whera WY2-2039 OR NIGHT WIN"I Pomeroy Flower Shop W. lolalD Pom.,., llra. Millard Vaa :Meter lOLA'S 1,. CLUTCH PURSES ,110101 Colo"-- - $2.50 BOOK ST.ORE P.S: I 1 lOLA'S JEAUTY SAlON ,.,.... wvwm AUTOMATICALLY U4 I. Malft and now at a most PRACTICAL PRICE! l'om.Nt The Natiotlallnt Wator Condlllantr II tho result of exte111iva experience and research. Ultimall in simpllclt; and efflcloncy of op.~ration. Fully automatic, •lectrlc: tirner ra.nty on plaJtlc cabin1t and flb1rgla1 min.. tral ta11lc. lO.yr pro-rora worranty on volvt system. Stlf contained unit in antique whitt SHOES with stunning gold trim. 63,000 GRAIN MAX. CAP. 12•,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- .ltl.oo 252,000 OIIAIN CAPACITY- f238.oo $5.99 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING Middleport, o. only s495·; ·< I I i 1960 CHMOLET EDWARD BAER, OWNIR 4 DR. SEDAN. 6 cyL ·B~~ ,, Trans. Radio and Heater. ~ .~ ~ ·:•· " ·- Pomeroy only s395 MAYTAG Ad•••l•ul. .,... dLIIIN llo4e1 TWUl ~ •• Oolo2 Tetm.loa Wringer Washer (28'owtllldlqbn•L 2741Q,tnl.-btlt,..) If b • -"'"' • o ' ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION a-. - · ·TY :!'l!l!!!>t _.., ••• ·Ill "r.T;VRI' liD &Iori t:=~p'* _,.. •-: 1961 ... '· F~RD 4 DR. SEDAN. V8. 'Auto. Trans. '' •' ' RAdio and Heater, only s395 " -·~ ...··-~!.,·11',, ... •'' ~· ·~' Mr and Mra Ed SAVE ON rd . . wa and Polly Ann, Marion, Polly Karr, ColumbW<, lhe weekend with their par·enlll,j Mr. and Mra• .Dick Karr. NEW PONnACS- BUICKS- GMC AND All USED CAR CROW' S STEAK HOUSE • ! -; .._Phone 992-5432 ,.,. ··----t"' _ _ .......,._,_ _ _ •• .• , 1966 New GMC w.. $1 ftft5 Mr. and Mri. Hugh Fer,•ll·l . $2410.95, Now Y'7' son, Mr. James v, Ton Lon; Wheelbase Wide Side Pickup. Equipped "wit.. · and Mrs. Gene 8 ply rear tires, beater, heavy duty sprmgs, and rear bllmp:::'ed ~::ee~~~·· Pearl er. • · Woo $2199.23 Parker. NOW _ _ __ · Mr. and Mra. Herman Kas- Special. New. Dlx. carpeting, automatic trans., radio, wblte per and Ronnie, Dayton, spent wall tires, padded dash, and viSors, backup lights, and ,full the weekend wllh Mr. Kasper's wheel covers. mother Mrs. Amanda Kasper • W•• .... , and si;ter and brother-in-law, $36n.67, now Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold VS LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. This is the lull sized Bui.4:1!ullt and Mrs. Kasper's mother, Mrs. on 123" wheelbase. II is fully eqmpped With powOl. ·~ Pearl Ptrker. ing, power brakes, radio, while wall tires, luG chrome trim, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston, EZl glass, full wheel covers, foam cushions, carpet sayer~ . Huntington, spent the weekend r.tnd handy mats, safety group and many other acce~· with her brother, Mr.o and Mrs. New, Weo $3409.95 ~a·60 0 Homer Holley. NOW----.I. Mrs. Cora Renshaw, 'on Catalina.· This is the full sized Pontiac Catallna built on Mr. onve Rife, Columbus, vis- 121" wheelbase and 290 horsepower engine. It baa power ited Sunday with the Murel steering, power brakes,. auto. trans. Two tone pamt, full Harris family, St. Alban. W. wheel covers, foam cu~. h~ons, Dlx. steer;ng wheel, foam CU· va. sh.ions, chrome around wmdows and rad1o. ''.I Mr. and Ml'l!. Rosa Poulton, New, w.. smua 0 Canton spent several days with NOW----h f th' v H n d . . er a er, ernon owe an Tempest Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. This JS the Juxurioua. eutom visited Mrs. Howell who Is a series with beautiful full carapeting and all morkHetor '\!!· patient at Meigs General Hos- nyl upholstering. This car has power steering, 'IIIIOlD!'II< pital. trans., radio, st~inless steel around wmdows! !ull wheel eoMr. Roy Howell who ts em- vers, foam cushions and many other accessories. ' played in Illinois, spent l he • El•ctra Was weekend with his family and $4142.91. Now___ 'JI visited with his mother, Mrs. 4 Dr Hard Top FACTORY AIR CONDITIONlNG ThQ~' ' · · · • Vernon Howell at Me1gs Gen- Ia only slightly used. It has Sonomatic radio, power · • eral Hospital. 1ng, power brakes, like new whit~ wall t~re~, soft ray Election of officers of Laurel glass, and many other accessones. ThiS 1a Bolek I Y Cliff Health Club was held re- aeries and this one is tops. eenUy when the elub met at the • Just ~2595 borne of Mrs. Allen Eichinger. Anlwed _ _ " President, Mrs. Ruby Fneck, Catalina 2 Dr. Hard Top. Just Arrived. Like new inside and Vice President, Mrs. Judy Ei· out. Power steering and brakes, Automatic shift. Thla Ia a cllinger, Treasurer, Mn. J':"" one owner trade in. Wright, Secretary, Mrs .. Mild· • Just $ Tl!d Bowen, Mrs. Judy EichingArrived _ _ . 'W er, and Mrs. June Eichinger Catalina 2 Dr. Just arrived . One of the cleanest 64's anywere oo-hostessea. Refreshments where. Only 23,648 easy miles. It is beautiful white finlall were ser•ed. with blue interior. • k VS 1966 BUIC 1966 New BuiC k 1966 PontiaC T 1966 PontiaC '2545 1966 BUIC k $39ft5 1965 PontiaC V8 ft 1964 PontiaC V8 recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul KWIZ, Galloway, and attended the wedding of the~r son, Paul David, Jr., to Marl· anne Beaver, Saturday, Aug. 21 at the Sl James Lutheran clJurcll. Diane Strong was one of the Dower girls. 18 5 MANY MORE .. • wet"8 . 't Blaettna·r~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiii NOW IS THE TIME AT KARR & VANZANDT .. • 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan· $2195.. . , I . Fits Places Like Bookcases the antenna'a up front in the lumdle V-8 engine power brakes, power steering, auto. trans., Unled glass, new wJsiW tireo, del~e wheel discs, factory air-conditioning, white over green with greeD Interior. Real lharpie. - .$3795 65 Buick Riveria 2 Dr. H. T. Full power Including windows and seat, power antenns, like new wlslw tires, deluxe wheel dl&cs, tinted gla&s, factory air-conditioning, 18,000 actual mllw._ Real lharp. ·~ 64 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan • ~795 • Full power including windows and 8 way seat, power ~ntenna, rear window d• frosters Selectronic radio, rear speaker, new w[slw bres, deluxe wbeel cUsct. tilt-stee;ing wheel, anti.o8}Jin differential, factory air-conditioning, tinted glua. None sharper a!IYWhere. 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. -. • $1995 Satellite, V-8 motor, std. trana., radio, wtslw tires, deluxe wheel discs, turquolle wlth .black Vinyl top, black Vinyl Int. Only 20,000 miles. Realsharpt 60 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan - • • Full power Including power windows, rodio, tinted Class, like new WJSIW """' '' ~ wblte f!Dlsb Witb blacll: and white interior . ~------~ ;1964 MODEL I Wolf Ho""'Trailer- $1195 ~------~ S2GMC 58 Olds 58 GMC ~Ton_$395 88 4 Dr. _ $195 PICKUP ,tUTO. TRANS. Pow. Steering, Radio ~ Ton _ $39'5-l,, PICKUP FLAT • V-8-4 Sl'Qb ' ' . ,. ......... ., turned borne Saturday. ~TRANS. WE SERVICE! t<.~ Arbor College for His term. Mr. and Mrs. Diehl ACTioriPRICED "AS-IS" SPECIALS Cftott . eb , laatoOI"JJ_I_... ...... ,_ "kwWColorTY . . . . ,..~ ... s · l 139!5thTrat . wltldY-~MColorTY,._,,,_..._ ... o WE'LL TRADEI WE'LL DEAL/ Model Shown t=-:,r=... --"'- w..... - --· ·orr .r;:::·. .-..-. . -._--.. . .. ..---,. --Whill ·' -. ................. FROM .. HARRY MILLER ' '' Mr. Diehl wllll!llter . ,._~ You Can Buy Your ••I • It Rousll's Shoe Store 232 1. Seconcl • ~-99 I 1960 PLYMOIJlll FOR SCHOOL fOUR LOCAL NATIONALINE DEALER I SPECIALS! DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.D. water pressure .. • no troublesome springs, solenoids or motors. Adjustable salt dial allow• up to >10% $GVIngt on aolt. Gulli owitdt lor "''" rochargot. Ufotlmt wa,. z ° NOTICE controls 5-cycle valve which operates on I _ RaWlil,gs Round-Up Middleport, 0. ~Rain-Soft WATER rr .......,••• ww. ! MIDDLEPORT -i arui MULLEN LUCERO' BY BERTBA PARKEB . Attendance al s:~::J:t~ Sept. 4 at lbe ' Free Orurch wu 135, coJiecllaD 711. Mr. and Mra. fllarles took Lewis Arrotl llpriDg Arbor, Mlcll. Alfred SOCiety • Notes Iter, fOR ALL OCCASIONS have purehased property Wellllfml and oiDved !hire cently, Mr. and Mrs. :AmOs Lane family of. Colum\!UI '¥ere end guesiiMa' olandMr~ Mrs. est lOT · """" and friends. were dinner guests of Mr. and 'THIS .!riO::/";· DtlaDe Mr Garth Snuth. J ( ) J ~ ,.,., ~ ..,..,.. Mr. SBd Mrs. Henry Doerfor, 611/S!i-... -~ and Mn. Carrol Kesael ~ Che ter and Mrs. E lien a weekend with their , s ' vi 1 ~ [ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young, Pomeroy,. were s GOINID lllow..._lhldrdedlellerl Mr. and Mra. Dol McManis ... ...,:'""'==-.._....._..---, mg Mrs. Elmo Pierce. '1 the llll')lrioe ...,..,, u &Bd BID and Mr. and Mn. Emr Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, J .. __j ........,.,brlheabooo<Oitoon. Paden Cily, W. Va. spent the ~~ met Mahaffey of BarbturavUle, weekend wilh Nellie Sletbem w. Va., visited Mrs. W!IUam and olber relallves. I• • - (A;;...,..____ Mahaffey Sunday. Mr. Donald Sisson and lam· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Deany Vienna, '/1. Va., and Sam 'Ill ~-- CMNID IUCIC&.. and daughters of Cleveland, were visiting E. W. Erielaf• . , _ ...., ._,_-. """ p.4;, a.. ~... Mrs . .Edith Delllly and H u II wine and Serena. ' , . . _ - - -UIUIN 11IIU Denny, Columbus, were recenl Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cuo•Ing· _._ . ·--guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva ham Pomeroy and Paul . Devault. Ray; Maryland', were visiting Iud: Columb~s, Mr. and M! Mrs. Olbo Watts of MiddleMr. and Mrs. Kenny Rey•olds IJum~li Koe;.'b.:'"~r~":~d ~. port Is a bo118e81lesl of her and son. ve ' r Mn sister, Mrs. Allte Cahooa. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith Charles ':berM M . dand M •· Ml'S. Erma Nelson a. d (lnd Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul Hau . r, ~· an d r:rs. grandson, Jeey, spent the Young were V!Sllmg Mr. and Ir;~ ~~;~~:~nd '.o~~ Mr. Sunday &hool altendance on week with her brother and Mrs. LewiS Young, Po'!'eroy. [ Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Pbylll!l Sept. t was 38, offering $11.36. SISler·iD·law ,Mr .and Mrs .. w... Ruth Bennett, Mt. Olive, and Lark and Harold German. Worship services were hold ley Fankhauser and family at Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swa11 ms · at 10 45 a. m. with Vere Bucyrus and Findlay. vJsited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Howard YOQDg, 1 swartz as lay leader. Mrs. Mittie NelsH bad as Babcock. D1an!! Mnssar was Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith. The Orange Church llome- recent guests, her We'l )I 1 ll lltreugll a• overnight guest of lhe BaJ>. Mr and Mrs Emmett Slelb- coming will be held on Sun· and daughter, Mr. Bod Mrs. em. Nellie Sl~them and Bob day, Sept. II, wilh a basket Waltm' Canode. MIIIIMEARN cocks. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haymal Balle enj ed a picnic at Port· dinner and aflernoon program. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Co~ and daughters s[IOnt lhe week- land ~ark: Alfred's church homecrmmg !r11l called recently •• Mr. end al Pound, Va. . . . I will be held Sunday, Sert. 18 Num Betz and Mrs. JoSle Mr. and ~rs. BurdeU Duna Vtsitlng Mary P1er~e were. ; with the usual merning service F1tzpatnc at the Huston Nor&1and son, M1dl~nd, Pa., spent! Suzie Cooley and Lewas Cooley 1 followed by 8 basket dinner at I tng home. . . the weekend w1th Ethel Lark- 181\d son, Sleubenvllle and Mr. 1 noon and an aflernoo• program. Mr. and Mrs. John P!ullipa ms and other relallves. and Mrs. Larry Curlli. Ml'l!. Tom Yost underwent and Mark, Lisa and Mathew, ~~~~--a·•••-•ocac:a• 1 Mr. and Mrs . Dave Yates . . · veterans Sl: Louis. • spent the p881 week : d 10 M 0 d ' ·· Mr. and Mrs. Ed Congrove, major lurgery 11 1were c~lle h 0 1 ~Rtord \t ue Radnor and Mr .and Mrs. Jun· Memorial Hospital last week i w<th hiS mother, Mrs. Clara to the, ea\h e!T aug er· ior Kaenig and son, Chesler, and Ia reported doing as well Phillips and her Jllll"''ls, Mr. _ visited Mr. 81\d Mrs. Everett as e1pected. and Mrs. Thomas Johnsttn at Im-law _s mo er. . Calhng on Mr. and Mrs. Nor s· . Mr and Mn. Glen Rabinson l McArthur. They returned home lnsunnce Agency Inc, · . tte!idi ImaR Weber • weTP~-· Wilbur Web· 1 <Sson. 1 received word from therr on Tuesday after a ng Phone WY 2-3381 : McKees Rock, :a., H M;.: M~ry Pierce and Suzie Coo~ j daughter, Marlene, last week, stale Fair Monday. 113 L Socond St Pomeroy WMrbs. ClaDre~ce K arne '. d.' ey V!Siled Mr. and Mrs. W. M. who is vacationing in Nassau. Mrs. Jay llobrnson and A e er, or1s oemg an , 81 k R · od Mn Ofa · ·th G h lled ruck K' k Ch r T ' a e, acme, a ' Mrs. Clara Follrod aod Nma Ed1 ra am ca "" PI . y, ~~rs ~~:~~e~aw~ppne~~ OaJiey. Robinson \'isited relatives (LJ~s Allie Cahoofl Sunda~. f ai~S, M · fl ld w d L VIole! Smll• Ann Swartz and husband) m Mrs. Harold CottTIII spenl 1 amJ Y• ans e • a e eonWashingOOn, D. c., over the week with relative» iD Labar Day weekend. bus. FOX PLANS FILM Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mliford .,. JOHANNESBURG s 0 u t b 1 and John attending the Jack· and Ronme of .Columbus Africa <UP!)-TwenUelh Centu· sonville homecoming Sunday, guests of relat1ves over the ry, Fox, which roalrols most of Helen Findling of Colwnbus weekend. Soulh Africa's movie industry and Mr. aod Mrs. Dotsoa of Mr. aod Mrs . . Leland and lheniers , will make a ; Belpre were recent VISitors. of ley of M1lan, M1cll.? open! special motion pil;lure in Mr. and Mrs. Russell Findhng weekend here at thetr farm tribute to assassinated Prmier and Iva. . called on Mrs. Allie Cahoon 0 Hendrik Verwoerd. The compa- Mr. and Mrs. Clalf Woode Saturday. ny was out of favor with and Conru Sue tf Pomeroy VIs- Mrs. Homer Hartsook and Verwoerd for alleged tnade- j ited hl.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. daughters, Colw_nbus, spent quale newsreel coverage of the I Charles D. Woode, and also lhe past week With her !"""ents, republic's fifth anniversary i the WilHam Carr family on Mr. and Mrs. John Shi!Hng.. Mr. celebrations. Sunday evening. Hartsook came laler to Y!Sll :,;;_~~~=~"""""'===.....;==..::.0== · The Hartseoks •tsited h"" brother, Don Shilling, in dleport and bts parents, and Mrs. E. E. Hartsook Vinton. Jim Slrawsbaugh alld Unda G<Jss aUended the state Fair on SUnday. Miss Linda Tope apeat ANESTHESIOLOGY & GENERAL PRACTICE weekend with her parents, Mr. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE HIS and Mrs. Lowell Tope. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman . • NEW LOCATION AT ... of Celina wera receal guests ol. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tope, 584 N. Second St.-<:ornll' of Hudson & 2nd St1. Mr. and Mrs. CIS Crasotta PHONE 992·3074 MIDDLEPORT of Pittsburgh, Pa., were STATION WAGON . 6 eyt ,'\uto, end guesla of Ml'l!. Crasotta's Trans. Radio and Heater. · ... HOURS 2 til 5 p.m. Mon., Tu11. Wod~ Fri. aunl, Mrs. Joha WilllamaoL 7 •·Iii. to l ·p.m. Man. •nd FrL Mr. and Mrs. Joe S t ro a g, Mr. alld Mrs. Harley Strong, BY APPOINTMENT Billy Joe, Donley and Diane, er 11,. ov with Mr. and Mrs. Gay man were: Mr. and Mrs. Hayman and sons, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastern High Senior Moms Name OHicers Laurel Cliff Society News · OPEN EVENINGS utmL 8:00 J.. Karr .& Va~ Zanclt Motor �• l 8-Dflly_S~ntinel, _ l'!lmerot_)!lddloport, .0., ~pt. 9, .. . In ljollywood ' Senti~el Church· News Here's a quick.Quiz For Television Viewers PIANOS •WURI.ITZII •BAL.DWIN end OTHER FAMOU& IIAHOI NOW ••• Have.liur Dialiond - -- Reset With tlul lwpe 1t 111111, in 1ome _,.rue, fo•~r antl help 11,.. loin tluJt ~hkh II 1ood in family and community Ufe, thil f~ ture 11 ,~r by -the bru ina• firnu and ()rgan~nt lfiMie below. Qti!O VAL~AKING CO. . ti!JCo!n-Merc!iioiJ.Comet-Eng!lsh ford Bakm of Bol6um Bread 85 N. Court S~ ,r• AtbeDI THE UNITED STE WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5668 Ravenswood, W. Va. Stop In and See Our Selection Of Mums. .{ ' Lewis bpalr Service -FORePLUMBING eiOOFING lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa , CUSh1oMFLDR a: WITH : ILT·IN CUSHION new rinyt floorinr: fla. 1 lp : !I13Y roam cushion be1wun r intl ~~ri'Kt and vinylired back· ine:. Cvshiot~fiOt JltHrbl clatter! So sprinty it wtn recovm frn apikt-l'leet dents! ~ - . ' $149 Sq. Yd. • Wlflll!r-beCIIISe it's cushioned! • WI.11Ditl.,-b!.CJUSe it'J CUthlonllll • fasr I• cln•-brc•use Jfs rinyll • Tllrilty-costssvrprislqly llttfel • Neetls no cemtntirt: dawlll_ INGELS CARPET HOUSE 220 E. MAIN . ' PII(IU ,8674435 •.• POMEROY TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) When Mr. and !lrr. Daniel Ovadia heard a neigbbor woman cry lor help, they rushed 1o her aid and found the woman'• husband living her a rpenklng. The OVadias Implored the man lo slop. He did - but started · beating lhem ilU!tead. They landed in .the hospital wilh bruises. He landed in 3 ROOMS . New Furniture '299 ·•; ••nts to 1M County Auditor on Septem· ber 20• Feeds · . ONLY . tMSON, W. co: ::' ~ "' ~ · Phone 992·2115 · +> '·· ·· ,_,..I'C!Y. Ohio VA. 992·5661 ~-- Seeds Sugor ·Run Flour MiU~ .:. · MASON FURNITI.JRE * · . fertiliur 130.00 - ...~ ...... C•nv•nlenf r trme ' .. '-, . -·--- __ ,__...... ------··· ... . • -- ~·- · ·-·-- - - - ·- - -~~ TO PROPERTY OWNERS Tile Middleport leard·of Public AHairs wl certify delinquent sewer ·assus- jail on assault charges. .. .~. ' ~~ - (ROW'S STEAK HOUSE ftKentuckv Fried Chicklln" Pomeroy :;::.;: ' ......... . ' J(. &C :JEWELERS. We Fill 992·2955 "Sure Sign of Quality" UNWANTED AID • l3Y ~ONGOLEUM·NAIRN Thi :; .' •• WY 1-2214 111 MHI II MOdell-" NEW VINYL . " BOGGS EQUIP~'fT SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS _, .. •. Pomeroy _,,. ! '' ' Brown'• Bottis (;or 9112-2166 lllddleport, Ohio eHEAnNG ' .. Tllppets PliJDJ TINY'S FOODLAND I d ' ., .. , 59N. 2nd Ave. Serving the Big hnciArea . '· Sales - AlJJS CHAL¥ER8 :.., Service f<l!"'ll - .I,Wuslrial - ;taf!1.!!! 6 Garde11 ftOhlo's Oldest Dodge Dealer:' Middleport, Ohio QUIET AS CARPET! • •,, ,, Ashl<llld 'oil P,.o<fuets R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO• DUDLEY'S .. '· '" ,., : ·' .! .• .' • Builders o!!<l Bfdz4fng Suppll" ; Cbettei oblo ..~. ·PII. oos.2oos GALEN·S. BROW~, bisti 240 lJncoln St. Middleport 992·2550 Prices Start at $3,50 593-6601 BAUM' lUMBER CO. . WILLIS ANTHONY ' PLUMBING & HEATING An Ideal Gift For The Home . -or Hospital. .. '" . RAY .. RIGGS, INC. I " . LYONS CLOVER FARM RACINE PlANING MILL Ge?U!ral Merchond4• Building Supplies o!ld Mii!ID07'k GeMraL Contracting Phon~. 992-3978 fuppera Plalu 1187.a'.SO THE SEWING CENTER s.,.- 0 WHITE SEWI NG MAC""'"' ,.,..•..., "E~"'llthing ( 1390 WMPO RADIO ' "':" . -. i STAR SUPPLY CO. .i '·· ·• · . , . , ,. ., . , • •· · SUNDAY 9 AM · l'llill'ts o!ld Hardware Q. 1)4~~ "' .,; •.• ,. ·•• ~:o:,.,, '... ~1 ''The Spreading Kingdom" Raclne . Senno111 From Gr... Epilcop&l Chunll. ~ REV. RICHARD MARnN, .lOR , Morning Worship .. . ....... - . 10:31· AM lu . , A TMughtful Approoch To llelfgloa .1'1 &I .... . . • . CHURCH OF .CHRIST .. ·., ·-·· ·· MIDDLEP0RT · . . :~.~ .s6A*D·OE; PUBLIC '".-.·· For the Woman thol 83 IOU SL Middleport . · ... ,. by PnPirfy owner or landlord should cal the loard at wf 2-5571 to check tlif stilUs of their pc~nt. ·II: •• --- ----~ , --------. TUNE IN Mall) St. 4117/Wr) ~hi C11urc11 onlliilt-. MEINERS· : . I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Donald liiekl, Jlinuf•r �• l 8-Dflly_S~ntinel, _ l'!lmerot_)!lddloport, .0., ~pt. 9, .. . In ljollywood ' Senti~el Church· News Here's a quick.Quiz For Television Viewers PIANOS •WURI.ITZII •BAL.DWIN end OTHER FAMOU& IIAHOI NOW ••• Have.liur Dialiond - -- Reset With tlul lwpe 1t 111111, in 1ome _,.rue, fo•~r antl help 11,.. loin tluJt ~hkh II 1ood in family and community Ufe, thil f~ ture 11 ,~r by -the bru ina• firnu and ()rgan~nt lfiMie below. Qti!O VAL~AKING CO. . ti!JCo!n-Merc!iioiJ.Comet-Eng!lsh ford Bakm of Bol6um Bread 85 N. Court S~ ,r• AtbeDI THE UNITED STE WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5668 Ravenswood, W. Va. Stop In and See Our Selection Of Mums. .{ ' Lewis bpalr Service -FORePLUMBING eiOOFING lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa , CUSh1oMFLDR a: WITH : ILT·IN CUSHION new rinyt floorinr: fla. 1 lp : !I13Y roam cushion be1wun r intl ~~ri'Kt and vinylired back· ine:. Cvshiot~fiOt JltHrbl clatter! So sprinty it wtn recovm frn apikt-l'leet dents! ~ - . ' $149 Sq. Yd. • Wlflll!r-beCIIISe it's cushioned! • WI.11Ditl.,-b!.CJUSe it'J CUthlonllll • fasr I• cln•-brc•use Jfs rinyll • Tllrilty-costssvrprislqly llttfel • Neetls no cemtntirt: dawlll_ INGELS CARPET HOUSE 220 E. MAIN . ' PII(IU ,8674435 •.• POMEROY TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) When Mr. and !lrr. Daniel Ovadia heard a neigbbor woman cry lor help, they rushed 1o her aid and found the woman'• husband living her a rpenklng. The OVadias Implored the man lo slop. He did - but started · beating lhem ilU!tead. They landed in .the hospital wilh bruises. He landed in 3 ROOMS . New Furniture '299 ·•; ••nts to 1M County Auditor on Septem· ber 20• Feeds · . ONLY . tMSON, W. co: ::' ~ "' ~ · Phone 992·2115 · +> '·· ·· ,_,..I'C!Y. Ohio VA. 992·5661 ~-- Seeds Sugor ·Run Flour MiU~ .:. · MASON FURNITI.JRE * · . fertiliur 130.00 - ...~ ...... C•nv•nlenf r trme ' .. '-, . -·--- __ ,__...... ------··· ... . • -- ~·- · ·-·-- - - - ·- - -~~ TO PROPERTY OWNERS Tile Middleport leard·of Public AHairs wl certify delinquent sewer ·assus- jail on assault charges. .. .~. ' ~~ - (ROW'S STEAK HOUSE ftKentuckv Fried Chicklln" Pomeroy :;::.;: ' ......... . ' J(. &C :JEWELERS. We Fill 992·2955 "Sure Sign of Quality" UNWANTED AID • l3Y ~ONGOLEUM·NAIRN Thi :; .' •• WY 1-2214 111 MHI II MOdell-" NEW VINYL . " BOGGS EQUIP~'fT SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS _, .. •. Pomeroy _,,. ! '' ' Brown'• Bottis (;or 9112-2166 lllddleport, Ohio eHEAnNG ' .. Tllppets PliJDJ TINY'S FOODLAND I d ' ., .. , 59N. 2nd Ave. Serving the Big hnciArea . '· Sales - AlJJS CHAL¥ER8 :.., Service f<l!"'ll - .I,Wuslrial - ;taf!1.!!! 6 Garde11 ftOhlo's Oldest Dodge Dealer:' Middleport, Ohio QUIET AS CARPET! • •,, ,, Ashl<llld 'oil P,.o<fuets R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO• DUDLEY'S .. '· '" ,., : ·' .! .• .' • Builders o!!<l Bfdz4fng Suppll" ; Cbettei oblo ..~. ·PII. oos.2oos GALEN·S. BROW~, bisti 240 lJncoln St. Middleport 992·2550 Prices Start at $3,50 593-6601 BAUM' lUMBER CO. . WILLIS ANTHONY ' PLUMBING & HEATING An Ideal Gift For The Home . -or Hospital. .. '" . RAY .. RIGGS, INC. I " . LYONS CLOVER FARM RACINE PlANING MILL Ge?U!ral Merchond4• Building Supplies o!ld Mii!ID07'k GeMraL Contracting Phon~. 992-3978 fuppera Plalu 1187.a'.SO THE SEWING CENTER s.,.- 0 WHITE SEWI NG MAC""'"' ,.,..•..., "E~"'llthing ( 1390 WMPO RADIO ' "':" . -. i STAR SUPPLY CO. .i '·· ·• · . , . , ,. ., . , • •· · SUNDAY 9 AM · l'llill'ts o!ld Hardware Q. 1)4~~ "' .,; •.• ,. ·•• ~:o:,.,, '... ~1 ''The Spreading Kingdom" Raclne . Senno111 From Gr... Epilcop&l Chunll. ~ REV. RICHARD MARnN, .lOR , Morning Worship .. . ....... - . 10:31· AM lu . , A TMughtful Approoch To llelfgloa .1'1 &I .... . . • . CHURCH OF .CHRIST .. ·., ·-·· ·· MIDDLEP0RT · . . :~.~ .s6A*D·OE; PUBLIC '".-.·· For the Woman thol 83 IOU SL Middleport . · ... ,. by PnPirfy owner or landlord should cal the loard at wf 2-5571 to check tlif stilUs of their pc~nt. ·II: •• --- ----~ , --------. TUNE IN Mall) St. 4117/Wr) ~hi C11urc11 onlliilt-. MEINERS· : . I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Donald liiekl, Jlinuf•r �,, ',, '· . ' \ • ' "' ' ._. ••• • • • -, • > " . • .. • . ' 1; -~ ··-, ~-•• '••''- ,.., • ·• ,,_.,:~•-.,•W • .,.....,, ,,.., • • ~ ~ •••• • ' " '' •' • ' 0 • '- t..' t '"~ · •· • ·• ' •·•-' o' • . ... . .J -~- .. • ....- '-· ....... _!_ .... . .....~- h- ~· ~ . . .:- ~ .... -.. ... ~. ~.: ....,.~ . . ~--~"·'"'~---4... ................... . .... ••. ••.... ., ' ' 'I I ~~- ~~ ~ '· • "' ·-;"·-- .,, l,,; ·' ' .' ) ... . ~ •· ' I' lj \\ ' .' . Get Extra Cash The Want Ad W~y Business !ervices . ---e .... Co."' v· \NT AD INfORh'AfiON ~ DaAOLINII ~~~~ . 1 I t:tt A. IlL =. 992-2319, John F. Fultz, Lo· cusl St., Mi dll eport. 0. 9 9 3tc MinimuM c:bl,.. .. " " " 1:1 • c..m Me' "'"""' ..,.•-"'•• .., Tar• c. 1962 CORVAIR Monza Station Wai(OD, only 36,000 mll.es and locally owned. new whitewall Hres. white finish, red vinyl interior, P.owerl(lide transmission. radio and beat.er. A sharp on• $76S Custom z Door. 6 cyl. Std. tranli. Radio and beat«, vi~yl interior trim. like new W. W. tires. Light greea over wbtte finish, priced to move. '' 'i., . . .. ,, ·:r;· BEtlEit SHOW•IIE OUT I PAW!! I THE WILLETS WUZ WATCHIN' . IN 1'H''IARP, HONEV POT lEE VEE OVER AHH' !Jii\RLOWS' AN ' I SEEN SOME GALS IN A 131Ri>CAGE DANCIN' TH'1'LATLAND GO· GO!! :,;. ! h>' II Ofll OP THI . -111 PEOPLII CALL • --~--.. DICK RAWLINGS . BlaeHnats. 700U I'll DROPR;O AI'( BALLOF5TRINIS•• .... P"KITUP, WIU.YOO~O IIWTI'NARS lawllngs Hond• ~­ • WY :1-2151 .,., 2-2191 IIIDOLIPOR1 OHIO 0. ' Bel Air St. Wu;on. White oYer red finish, clean good ti.r~ VB engine, automatic trans. R&H -YOU'LL NEED DIS WASTE.!) 8FIIICI IIIOURI . . . . M. t8 1:11 ... M. O.lty OPEN EVES. 9:00 I'.M. M . . . , , _. . . . . IT'I 10 I&IY TO IILACI A SPACII!.!! inteiror, Pon;e-:oy Motor Co. IS\ &I.U .., It ...,. _., ...,._ heh ..." ' ".. word. 1-. "" ~ .. ly AL tAPP . ., LI'L AINEII 1957 CHEVROLET ------:--:---;- $395 ,_, c-1 D"-'nl - JOOI• . . ........... wltN• 11 . ..,.. - - - - - - - -CAID 011 THANKI • DlnUAfllll - ....,,.,., •• a. . ~ $995 1962 COMET ' IXPEIUINCIIII Motor o.,....,.,...,..._ >Ao,.dey a..IM •1 Pon\IIOf For Rent 2 1\00M troller, natural gas, water, all utensils furnished, DON'T pump Jour alllggish aep.l CANCILL.ATIONI lie I8DIL Get Kloan-Em • eo.. ICTIONI close to store and close to wu " acn~ ullttf tllt A. M. Septic TaU: Clea11er. Landmy home. phone to use, will ,.., D•• .. IIUIMinnM mark Farm Burelll, POID rent to couple or private perRleUUIIoTIONI 8 18 SOle · , ... I'UDiiiMf ...., . _ tiM n.ttt son. Ph. 843-2600, Portland, 0. roy, 0. "' tlllt er ,..,_. an, ... ......., 9 t lfc WINCIIES'l'ER Model 12, full "1ec:ttend.,. .,,..,.. Multi 1M ~ l__,llte'W. Tl" ... . <hoke, 20 gauge shot gun, 1111ter W'IP n•• • ,......... . . ,., ...,.. l'tiiH .... IMef'Net lntertl..._ TRAILER SPACE lor large Ca•'l ten from new. Price u.n 1 trailfl'r , nice patio. nice $110. Gabe Nelson, Cb.,.ter, 0. • c!-: w~...':'~ ..,.. neighborhood, in town. Ph. Ph. 965-357%. 9 7 3tp ~ • .t "'' - ~ 1-DlilJ Seat!Del, ..._..,.u~ddleport, 0~ lept t. 11611 • h FltiD LAIIWIL'L BARNEY GOOGLE 11111 SNUFFY SMITH - ·"• III'IIUIIIT1Nt MEIGS COUNTY WITH FULL HRYICE SERVICE ' ' ' POMEIIO'I, . . RIIUL T nODUCI... WANT AD PHONE WY 2-1,156 Notiw · GUN SHOOT, SUnday, Sept II, at lhe Isaac Walto111 Farm. Chesler. Spoosored by the '··: 'rtlU Kr.JOIII IT'l: NOT HEALIHY TO LIE AROUND ALL Chester Volu11teer Fire ~~ parUnent. t 8 3tp THE llME I ---y 'rWR' MUSCLES ARE GOING TO IY KING GASULINI! ALLEY -::~ __.:.:...J~~~~ .c 1ha t'• riqht, Eve' Acl~m. can ~ou ta<e ~our tromb out of your mouth lonq enouqh to tell me another? "A";,; the firot letter of the alphabet! The people who know goOd'" food are our cuttomen. They come to us with ap. petites ready and waiting · to enjily eve!? bite. VIsit u• on Sunday with tht family. - ·- -· <I. Tl:tE BORN LOSEII BAU..EY'S. BESTAlJBANT .,.,.,,.. . ,.,. .. ly ART· SANSOM ..) · 211 E. Moln I'I'IONI WY 2-3974 Pomoroy HoiOA Bollrt Irk (llflloy) Collliu Cuteril'lfl lle7'11iu - Party Roo7111 DICK iRACY ~ CHESTER GO'Jii.D , USED TRACTORS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE _ .. ly HAROLD GRAY r~~ · · NC I TI-lER£ l-IM··· !-lOW I 'BOUT ' GHO'IIT!:;? &T IT'O BE JUST'80UT "'"" Col-lOST! ~ BUT WORS!;: TJ.W-1 GHOSTS SOMETIMES ~&~DI IMPOSSIBLE T'IMPORT A '""'nl -------- Bv SCHULZ 1'1 ·\'\t "l~ FRONT END machine man ud a · sefvil:~man, experleiCt helpful but nol neee,. ..ry, paid ....,atibn, hospitol· lzation. good lllarting sala'1', for new business, the Pom- ~ 19· r'- ero}' Home & Aulo Co., 600 E. Main St. Ph. 992·3870. 'I ONE MAN .Apply in person ! - - - ·I ~ 9 I 3tc q - MAI.F. KELP. betwt'e-n aee!! 27 and ~. clean. ne<lt ,, I I ~ I" or night shift available .\pply i in per~n a1 Burger Bo)' . '!3 i W Up10n, Athen~. 0. between '· rl b ' ~ FUR'>if~fi ED-aparl~ent:' 3m ec four room turnl~ and llnfurnished aparf. mt'n1!1 WY . -5434 12 ti tfc • ,... ~ "' I" 00 1<>- 1/% I>' r:::: ['l ~ SIGNS CONTRACT ~ NEW YORK (UPI) Bellamy, llle 6-fooH 1 center lhe New York Knickerbocker,, signed his 196&-87 contract wifh the National Basketball Al;socl· allon club Thursday. Bellamy. who led the Knicks in · last year, will be playinl in sixth NBA season. ~ r;<; , '" ,. r;;;:: 22 ~ o• ~ S:lring Av.e . Pomeroy. Ohio. Ph. Wl'lli2. f 8 6tc THid·~·f-anO ~;;; I:D .." l"~r Rent s I" 20 ;o -""~'Jf! ,~ar.O ; p m~ i 30tc 0 0 ~ r• l' o llay , ~~ ~ I" 1.. appe<~ r · 8flce Of good cha,ratter '• I" at the forest Run Block Co .. Minei"Sville, 0. 9 9 3tc ! - - -- 3 pa ~ 3l p,;; " ~;:: ·'" <o 0 ., 0.: [;'% BUCKEYE COAL HEATERS l'rlcu Start At r%1, .' 'll a BAILY CRYPrOQUOTE - Here'a how to work It: .A.XTDLBA..&S:& XSII'Z fi"Ot llf li.IKJM furnished aparl KMLY Z B Z E I V S Q 1.- F M: Q Q R Z L S J M• IIIF.RN ---:-- · Controls ond Other 14 !tc FDJJZE 1'~tenlly'• Cryptoquat#IU ONE I.IE MUST. BE TJ{A1'U• ll WIT\{ AN\)'I'HER OK IT WILL SOON .RAIN THKQU\lll. I )ledrnnm home,, Pnm""'f, (LPh · !llll-!Y113 -DW&H ; •. , . ' ., W2·31fi2~!W· _ .•.. c; l.:w~".cit.J--t• 'IMI.._; .; flfllc I ' Dempers, Draft Acce11orleo MX ZBZEILYMJU K ML .Y CZSCRZ DJQ XSFZLYM:Jtr ' u, .,._ ""l "'" 'i''-\~ ~'-' · ~ " .. -----~ lUGS BUNNY We Alao Have In Stock Stove p;,._, s tic 5 I{OOM apartment with bath Ph !l!l'l-:tl19 I i lie " '~' m WY Z..S698. ! H le LONGFELLOW One lodt~r simply stands for another. In this sample A. Ia u11ecl tor the three L'.ll, X for the two O's, etc. Single lf'tters, apo,.. trophies, the le11gth and fonn11tion of the wonl11 orf' all binll. Ea"h day t,M code letters are dlfferenl. 1 {- i ) --- - -- - ·- --- urrnMOBII .E 1no:urance llf"eon can·41L1*47- t.osl your oPerah ·• The . , .or's'.' uL'I!D.!e1 Call l'iv 2-;!11110 '. ,th~ fir~r.. ' · 1 " 111: Americau . l . "QWE.';·& . LEATHER SUPPLY ' . ' Pomeroy, 0. ~W~ · I'M L5 YOU · , 'SIIAV; 1(£, !lUGe? . ly RALPH HIIMDAP'. ·'' �,, ',, '· . ' \ • ' "' ' ._. ••• • • • -, • > " . • .. • . ' 1; -~ ··-, ~-•• '••''- ,.., • ·• ,,_.,:~•-.,•W • .,.....,, ,,.., • • ~ ~ •••• • ' " '' •' • ' 0 • '- t..' t '"~ · •· • ·• ' •·•-' o' • . ... . .J -~- .. • ....- '-· ....... _!_ .... . .....~- h- ~· ~ . . .:- ~ .... -.. ... ~. ~.: ....,.~ . . ~--~"·'"'~---4... ................... . .... ••. ••.... ., ' ' 'I I ~~- ~~ ~ '· • "' ·-;"·-- .,, l,,; ·' ' .' ) ... . ~ •· ' I' lj \\ ' .' . Get Extra Cash The Want Ad W~y Business !ervices . ---e .... Co."' v· \NT AD INfORh'AfiON ~ DaAOLINII ~~~~ . 1 I t:tt A. IlL =. 992-2319, John F. Fultz, Lo· cusl St., Mi dll eport. 0. 9 9 3tc MinimuM c:bl,.. .. " " " 1:1 • c..m Me' "'"""' ..,.•-"'•• .., Tar• c. 1962 CORVAIR Monza Station Wai(OD, only 36,000 mll.es and locally owned. new whitewall Hres. white finish, red vinyl interior, P.owerl(lide transmission. radio and beat.er. A sharp on• $76S Custom z Door. 6 cyl. Std. tranli. Radio and beat«, vi~yl interior trim. like new W. W. tires. Light greea over wbtte finish, priced to move. '' 'i., . . .. ,, ·:r;· BEtlEit SHOW•IIE OUT I PAW!! I THE WILLETS WUZ WATCHIN' . IN 1'H''IARP, HONEV POT lEE VEE OVER AHH' !Jii\RLOWS' AN ' I SEEN SOME GALS IN A 131Ri>CAGE DANCIN' TH'1'LATLAND GO· GO!! :,;. ! h>' II Ofll OP THI . -111 PEOPLII CALL • --~--.. DICK RAWLINGS . BlaeHnats. 700U I'll DROPR;O AI'( BALLOF5TRINIS•• .... P"KITUP, WIU.YOO~O IIWTI'NARS lawllngs Hond• ~­ • WY :1-2151 .,., 2-2191 IIIDOLIPOR1 OHIO 0. ' Bel Air St. Wu;on. White oYer red finish, clean good ti.r~ VB engine, automatic trans. R&H -YOU'LL NEED DIS WASTE.!) 8FIIICI IIIOURI . . . . M. t8 1:11 ... M. O.lty OPEN EVES. 9:00 I'.M. M . . . , , _. . . . . IT'I 10 I&IY TO IILACI A SPACII!.!! inteiror, Pon;e-:oy Motor Co. IS\ &I.U .., It ...,. _., ...,._ heh ..." ' ".. word. 1-. "" ~ .. ly AL tAPP . ., LI'L AINEII 1957 CHEVROLET ------:--:---;- $395 ,_, c-1 D"-'nl - JOOI• . . ........... wltN• 11 . ..,.. - - - - - - - -CAID 011 THANKI • DlnUAfllll - ....,,.,., •• a. . ~ $995 1962 COMET ' IXPEIUINCIIII Motor o.,....,.,...,..._ >Ao,.dey a..IM •1 Pon\IIOf For Rent 2 1\00M troller, natural gas, water, all utensils furnished, DON'T pump Jour alllggish aep.l CANCILL.ATIONI lie I8DIL Get Kloan-Em • eo.. ICTIONI close to store and close to wu " acn~ ullttf tllt A. M. Septic TaU: Clea11er. Landmy home. phone to use, will ,.., D•• .. IIUIMinnM mark Farm Burelll, POID rent to couple or private perRleUUIIoTIONI 8 18 SOle · , ... I'UDiiiMf ...., . _ tiM n.ttt son. Ph. 843-2600, Portland, 0. roy, 0. "' tlllt er ,..,_. an, ... ......., 9 t lfc WINCIIES'l'ER Model 12, full "1ec:ttend.,. .,,..,.. Multi 1M ~ l__,llte'W. Tl" ... . <hoke, 20 gauge shot gun, 1111ter W'IP n•• • ,......... . . ,., ...,.. l'tiiH .... IMef'Net lntertl..._ TRAILER SPACE lor large Ca•'l ten from new. Price u.n 1 trailfl'r , nice patio. nice $110. Gabe Nelson, Cb.,.ter, 0. • c!-: w~...':'~ ..,.. neighborhood, in town. Ph. Ph. 965-357%. 9 7 3tp ~ • .t "'' - ~ 1-DlilJ Seat!Del, ..._..,.u~ddleport, 0~ lept t. 11611 • h FltiD LAIIWIL'L BARNEY GOOGLE 11111 SNUFFY SMITH - ·"• III'IIUIIIT1Nt MEIGS COUNTY WITH FULL HRYICE SERVICE ' ' ' POMEIIO'I, . . RIIUL T nODUCI... WANT AD PHONE WY 2-1,156 Notiw · GUN SHOOT, SUnday, Sept II, at lhe Isaac Walto111 Farm. Chesler. Spoosored by the '··: 'rtlU Kr.JOIII IT'l: NOT HEALIHY TO LIE AROUND ALL Chester Volu11teer Fire ~~ parUnent. t 8 3tp THE llME I ---y 'rWR' MUSCLES ARE GOING TO IY KING GASULINI! ALLEY -::~ __.:.:...J~~~~ .c 1ha t'• riqht, Eve' Acl~m. can ~ou ta<e ~our tromb out of your mouth lonq enouqh to tell me another? "A";,; the firot letter of the alphabet! The people who know goOd'" food are our cuttomen. They come to us with ap. petites ready and waiting · to enjily eve!? bite. VIsit u• on Sunday with tht family. - ·- -· <I. Tl:tE BORN LOSEII BAU..EY'S. BESTAlJBANT .,.,.,,.. . ,.,. .. ly ART· SANSOM ..) · 211 E. Moln I'I'IONI WY 2-3974 Pomoroy HoiOA Bollrt Irk (llflloy) Collliu Cuteril'lfl lle7'11iu - Party Roo7111 DICK iRACY ~ CHESTER GO'Jii.D , USED TRACTORS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE _ .. ly HAROLD GRAY r~~ · · NC I TI-lER£ l-IM··· !-lOW I 'BOUT ' GHO'IIT!:;? &T IT'O BE JUST'80UT "'"" Col-lOST! ~ BUT WORS!;: TJ.W-1 GHOSTS SOMETIMES ~&~DI IMPOSSIBLE T'IMPORT A '""'nl -------- Bv SCHULZ 1'1 ·\'\t "l~ FRONT END machine man ud a · sefvil:~man, experleiCt helpful but nol neee,. ..ry, paid ....,atibn, hospitol· lzation. good lllarting sala'1', for new business, the Pom- ~ 19· r'- ero}' Home & Aulo Co., 600 E. Main St. Ph. 992·3870. 'I ONE MAN .Apply in person ! - - - ·I ~ 9 I 3tc q - MAI.F. KELP. betwt'e-n aee!! 27 and ~. clean. ne<lt ,, I I ~ I" or night shift available .\pply i in per~n a1 Burger Bo)' . '!3 i W Up10n, Athen~. 0. between '· rl b ' ~ FUR'>if~fi ED-aparl~ent:' 3m ec four room turnl~ and llnfurnished aparf. mt'n1!1 WY . -5434 12 ti tfc • ,... ~ "' I" 00 1<>- 1/% I>' r:::: ['l ~ SIGNS CONTRACT ~ NEW YORK (UPI) Bellamy, llle 6-fooH 1 center lhe New York Knickerbocker,, signed his 196&-87 contract wifh the National Basketball Al;socl· allon club Thursday. Bellamy. who led the Knicks in · last year, will be playinl in sixth NBA season. ~ r;<; , '" ,. r;;;:: 22 ~ o• ~ S:lring Av.e . Pomeroy. Ohio. Ph. Wl'lli2. f 8 6tc THid·~·f-anO ~;;; I:D .." l"~r Rent s I" 20 ;o -""~'Jf! ,~ar.O ; p m~ i 30tc 0 0 ~ r• l' o llay , ~~ ~ I" 1.. appe<~ r · 8flce Of good cha,ratter '• I" at the forest Run Block Co .. Minei"Sville, 0. 9 9 3tc ! - - -- 3 pa ~ 3l p,;; " ~;:: ·'" <o 0 ., 0.: [;'% BUCKEYE COAL HEATERS l'rlcu Start At r%1, .' 'll a BAILY CRYPrOQUOTE - Here'a how to work It: .A.XTDLBA..&S:& XSII'Z fi"Ot llf li.IKJM furnished aparl KMLY Z B Z E I V S Q 1.- F M: Q Q R Z L S J M• IIIF.RN ---:-- · Controls ond Other 14 !tc FDJJZE 1'~tenlly'• Cryptoquat#IU ONE I.IE MUST. BE TJ{A1'U• ll WIT\{ AN\)'I'HER OK IT WILL SOON .RAIN THKQU\lll. I )ledrnnm home,, Pnm""'f, (LPh · !llll-!Y113 -DW&H ; •. , . ' ., W2·31fi2~!W· _ .•.. c; l.:w~".cit.J--t• 'IMI.._; .; flfllc I ' Dempers, Draft Acce11orleo MX ZBZEILYMJU K ML .Y CZSCRZ DJQ XSFZLYM:Jtr ' u, .,._ ""l "'" 'i''-\~ ~'-' · ~ " .. -----~ lUGS BUNNY We Alao Have In Stock Stove p;,._, s tic 5 I{OOM apartment with bath Ph !l!l'l-:tl19 I i lie " '~' m WY Z..S698. ! H le LONGFELLOW One lodt~r simply stands for another. In this sample A. Ia u11ecl tor the three L'.ll, X for the two O's, etc. Single lf'tters, apo,.. trophies, the le11gth and fonn11tion of the wonl11 orf' all binll. Ea"h day t,M code letters are dlfferenl. 1 {- i ) --- - -- - ·- --- urrnMOBII .E 1no:urance llf"eon can·41L1*47- t.osl your oPerah ·• The . , .or's'.' uL'I!D.!e1 Call l'iv 2-;!11110 '. ,th~ fir~r.. ' · 1 " 111: Americau . l . "QWE.';·& . LEATHER SUPPLY ' . ' Pomeroy, 0. ~W~ · I'M L5 YOU · , 'SIIAV; 1(£, !lUGe? . ly RALPH HIIMDAP'. ·'' �I, i ~ ... ,...................... ,. --"IJ• i"II-M """ ' 16--DaUy Sentinel, Pomoroy.MJddleport, . J '· R acme ' l,lftiO(, Granges E/-..1& N Off'Senior ~ y· , ~· . ew leers TOr ear The Junior Youth of the Dan· ville Pilgrim Church enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mr.. Earl Cross bas been eleclediLewis Van Meter, ste~ard; Adra Swick, Junior youth presmaster of lbe Racme Grange Kelly Van Meter, asSIStant tdent. . lor the next steward; Debby Van . Meter, Those '".attendance were Pa· Other new ofltcers are Ben chaplam; Rhonda Ervm, teet· mela DaviS, Nanette, Larry, Spencer, overseer, C. S. Mor· urer: Beverly Ervm, tireasul"' Donald, and Ronald Justus, Wtl· ns, steward; Roy Spencer, er; pebora Cross, secretary; Jiam Myers, Vtckie_ Might .. T<> asst. steward; Mary Easterday, Howard Ervin, Jt., gatekeeper; ny and Wonda Cardillo. Vt81tors chaplam ; Bertha Spencer, Delia Cross, Ceres; Hetdt Ash- atte~ding were Margo Grate, treasurer; Mary Easterday, lley, Pomona, and Herbert Nelhe Myers, and Linda Car· chaplain; Letha Morris, secre· Ervin, executive dilio. The door prize was won tary ; Cleo Adams, Emma Ad· I The Hacme Juruor charms by William Myers. am s. lecturer. sponsoreo by the Ohto State i Dorothy Smith, Cet·es; Belle iGrange held at the Ohio State : baby crochet set, first prize; Plans Picnic F ·s 't 18 ye~. "'" .• ~v' l Pomeroy Plaus were made for alaml· ly picnic Sunday, Sept. 18, at 1 p.m. at Municipal Park in Middle rt when the Sew·Rite SewingpoCiub met Wednesday evening at its club room. Mrs. Harold Hood, president, d ted th meeting It was selle Christma's cards. The annual Christmas dinner d' d nd Wednesda set as Thelss, Ann Beegle. IFa1r on August _27 was repre- Mrs. Robert Ashley , duster, date while the place is to be flora ; (,eraldme .... d Cross, d R lady b t 1sented Th and N ti recetved da plaque. Stat first prize; b 'd Mary. V. Easterd M announced. Plans were also as.slsIan t llocwar ' an o er e a ona1 an e day. em rot ery, 1lr51' an rs . discussed for a Halloween ar- • Ml~ · ck of ,New Haven/ W... Va; A Verncm ·school e!pt In case had ~s holiday guests Mrs. cat· · . ·"wi!h dbmer was served ·at orra!h 'lt wiD be held at the mans brolber and family, Mr. Harold. lluml!lll1jl(ll< ».Wd Jtua ~l. , and Mr~. Don Smith 11!1~ ebi!- ., blesoJtic.~ ~- ··· ;, ·· ~ w~, vrs. w. J. dren, Timmy and Cyndit, San . Following dinner, :"ii . .• trio, Roasllt BteubellVJ.U•· Miss AI· Leandro, Calli.: Mt. · al!II JMn. Moo~ iores, Jean and Jan Bumgaf. mira Roush, w£' Grove, Dale Smith, Logan; Mr. and .f I life Linda Lelgb Jell Sunday, lor Oxford, wh~re she wlll enter Miami Universtly lor her sophomore year. She was accompanied Oxford by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore, her brolber, Bill and Allen Downie. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen o! Zanesvt.11e were Wednesday • ( ;· ., _Pomo~a; Ashle~, exe~utive w~s ~acme I ~~~.:'to ~:~~~~~.,~~. ~as 1 :~ d~lly. ~eetmg :d Word Received 1D do~at- l presented two vocol se!OC: . 'oils after which silent pray· !'W · hOld I mem ol!;I!jy Jrlns':.ad, ·w:o Januaey ~I, 1966 and for Lawrence (I h ho died September 6 with lbe d:J . ~ fo~owed ~ ~ ~~wer;o:;:~ ~ " .' ;~ ' ·• • l ( • •• ~ ! • .' A 1t 0 n Mrs. Mike Largent, Columbus,; I· Tom· Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carman and family Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carman and son, Wolf, Mlcheel Wolf ~ Aaron Columbus; Mrs. Maggie Smith, W . • Pomeroy· Mrs Carman's siS;r:r.and M ler, Mr;, G.;.rgla Saundero, er iD unison. Mr HWltington. - family picnic In honor _. ; ·.:Y Prizes. of .the Raush Coat of ami-'Debbt~;,&.vr,euse· Mr. and A guests of his brother and sister- A ted to Mr Mrs ... - In ' v~ committHe. Grange contest held :e-- Irene Hoback, first on in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles : R lne. ky ·pMax Etch ger and Bee- Doh Smith and family was held 1 . The traveling prize, 8 • Racme Jumor Grange officers cently by the subordm· The next regular of b Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. Cohen. ' ac • • at Royal Oak Park Sunday. At• elected are Donna Cross, mast· ale Grange. Wmnm were lhr Junior Grange wtll be Sept. as Y arded to l1 t ' 1or hl>avtng l"''i."h · I laiD\Ill ~~ .. !1"11> ~dwush, Rose. tending besides the above nam0 er,· Keith Ashley overseer· I Mrs Cleo Adams edging and 14 w aw · rs ay on Mr. and Mrs Dallas Hassler ent; iana Rous • youngest vlllei Mr; and Mrs. Victor es were Mr and Mn Earl · · Stnckland " Monday "'w ~"d preaen t·• M'188 Almira Roush, Crooksv . fi lo; Mra. Susan FreckOI and .son Redney, . Peach - -~- - • -•- --· ·. · Mrs · Raymond . Bat· of Reynoldsburg' spent ly recetved a birthday gtft from 'th h ts M and Mrs IIDush of WUiow Grove, Pa., E>tlne south Zanesvllle· Mr F k Ro d The• Smith 1 mil her secret pal Wl er paren ' r. . eli th • , . or a . a y Harry Keiser, Minersville. trav ng e farthest and also and Mra. Harold Bumgarner and left Tuesday for their home In Ib ~~~s~:~;:: ~~: H~rv~ Marine Lance Corporol Stan· the oldest lady present; and to Dolo~, Jean, Jan, John and Callfomla by automobile. 'Ibis It~ose named ; bov . and M ley R. Lemley of Cherry Point, Fred M. Roush, oldest man Mary ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. was the nrst trip her. for them e rs. N. c , spent several days last present. IIDush, Denny Roush, Rebecca 1o 10 years __·_ ___;._ IDon< Mullen, M ChMrs. I Donald H If Col· wee k WI·th h'IS parents , Mr. and Election of officers was held Sleeth, Mr. and ",,rs. Ev erett 05 0 rO ea Rl'l< ld ~r . mMran, Mrs Harold W Lemley Jam· with Mrs. Harold Bumgarner Roush and Kathy and Linda , rs. ona . rowmng, s. ily. He was accompanied to selected as president, Mrs. )!:\'· P!lllllY )licjwd, ~rs. In e ~ Woni has been recewed here Wtliard Bo)er, Mrs. Donald Charleston, w. va. Monday by .erell IIDush, vice preoident; .{loush, Mrs. Hattie Reed, Mr. , of the deaths of IIDihn and ~~~smghl and MrS. Edward ! his father and brother, Bobby . .~nd Mrs. Joon W. Smith. Jack Jones, sons of Grace · · . . and :\drian carson where he George Reed, . Mr. and Mn. Lance of 2.90. South Unton , Sal· The next meeting will he Sept. took a plane for his base. I Q John Ord and Unda and John ..J II', em,tho., wtthtn a week ot one 121 w>th Mrs. Tom Grueser as Mr and Mrs Cheste z·rkie and M nd Mrs H rd FRIDAY the hostess · · r 1 r. a . owa ano er. · of Columbus were holiday week· , , Roush, Letart, W. Va.; Mrs. THE MIDDLEPORT Child Rollin , ag• >7. died suddenly end guests of relatives in the Esther Brown, Mrs. Nona Hoi!- Conservation League i!1 sponsorThursday evening Sept 1 as ~~~'4"· · >¥*11' area. •man Mr and Mrs Freeman lng 1 rummage sale this Week· 1 1 ' · ' ! or1record ' Cleveland, · · he and his wife were attending ~ OUD aD Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ztrkle IboPam1weremauc on the last Saturd of Roush, Pa.; Mr. en d• Frlday and Saturd ay, Sept. a meeting at the c1ty hat! m '-' and daughter, Suste, spent the Ph th he the p ay and Mrs. Nathan Roush, f>e.. 9 and 10, m the Wesley F r 1 Rittman, where they resi,de. Be- ~ ~eeke?d with relatives in Cin· =-~d r::sre: Jrolt, Mich.; Mr.-and Mrs. Jack Building on M~U S.t. sides his wife he is survived '· cmnatt. Tuesd . th Sen! THE POMEf.m M nd M alk ay evenmg a1 e or Roush and Scoty ' Cathy and Athletic Assoc·18tlen·High10 School by a daughter and son . .f<'uner· ~~ r. a. . rs .. James W . er h School Diana, Mrs. 'lbelma Capehart, w spooal services were held sunday, l~· are restdmg wtth Mrs. M1ld- ,rs Donald McKenzie res- Jolr, and Mrs. John Fry, Mr. sor an after game dance lol· red Tubbs. They are former lei t, · ch P the snd Mrs. Richard Lewis and lowing the \vahema • Pomeroy l Sept ·!. ' Nelsonville residents. en . waa 1n arge 0 Ch 1 Ma nd Ann football game thio coming Frj.. Death came to Jack, age 46,1 ' meetmg which opened with the ery ' ry a e, Mrs. day night at the PQI!leroy Jun. Tuesday night, Sept. 6, at a Dave Wiley has returned to Lord'o..Prayer In llfllson. . II ;~ R~~Wl:d ~rone Hand lor High School auditorium. '!be ... ,· Rittman hospital following a his home !rum Galion where was announced that the band o s ' ew av· Jays will emcee the dance from lingering illness. He had been he has been employed for would participate In the Apple en, W. Va. . 10 p.m. te 12 midnlghL . taken there the previous Fri· the summer on the New York I Festival at Jackson o n . 24. Mrs. . Mary_ Aumtller, Har~ Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Savings Accounts maybe only He also leaves his wt!e, a Central Railroad. He will be in Contest _wiMers for tag day lord, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jerusalem will meet at I be daughter and a son. Funeral hi s semor year at Ohio Univ~rwere Jamce Eastman and Fred M. Roush; .Sand Hill Road, IOOF itall Friday at 8 p m. cme of OlU' many services but ... services will be held today s'ty Qrlffith, first place: W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Add Frt~ . ' · ' 1 · ThompMn and Charl&se Stewart and Gary and Mr. and Y 9· A IIIVIDgs 1II""JJlt is a basic advantage in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore A wedding shower was second place; and Blll lllro. John Lewis and Michael RETURN JONATIIA!'I Meigs anyone's life ... just plain good sense in Besides their mother, two I have returned from Columbus on Saturday, Aug. 6 for third place. A vole and Dale, Mason, W. Va.; Earl Chapter. Oanghters •.1 th~ Am· any adulfs life! It gives you a cash reser':'e sisters, Evelyn and Helen Grace where the-y were gu~.ts of their man 2nd Class, and Mrs. of thanks was given Mrs. C. li:. SteWart and 'Roriaid Deverick. erlcan RltJolutiqn, WI~_ meet also survive. They are neph· l daughters and famii!Cs, Mr. vin Ballard, at the home and committee for .. rr~ay at 2 p.m. at the Grace that's readily availahle when needed, .. ews of Mrs. Margaret Hems· and Mrs. John Parsons and lam-, his parents, Mr. and M r letters sent ID merchants lor , Episcopal Parlsb House In .Porn· safe and- earnlrz~ interest until then. And Je~ ol Syracuse. tly and Mr. and Mrs. Vl'l'non [ Ralph Ballard. day and aiM to the unl· eroy with Mrs. Geor4e Sktaner, so many other helpful banking services The Jones family were form· Bobb and famJiy. The gift table was committee for Issuing Mrs. ~~~ard Foster and Mrs. are at your command under the very same 81 er Syracuse residents, where Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· with a white cloth blue band uniforms. ll'k !lf'U...er . bosltS!ea. roof ... hereatour"Fu/1 Service» bank! the children were born and hoan and Mr. and 1\!rs. Vernon ered umbreU and' .1 II was announced that the U.! •pe•t<.er Wtll be li:Uzabeth raised. The family moved !rom Weber and family in Gal· They receivO: ver Aasocialion. has purple and Dayton, State Con· here to Rtttman. . . llpoitS Sunday lor a ptcmc held and useful gifts. white rugs for oale and they Members of the Women's Mlsst , !10_!Week Cholrman. Save here NOW! Relatives and frtends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Games e ed may be seen at food stand dur· sionary Society of the Laurel ' · · lATURDAY 1 the aemces were Mrs. Wayne Amsbary and family. In the eveni.; ;~ Pp~kes ing footbaU games. Mrs. Ver- Cliff Free Methodist church 1IIE MIDDLEPORT HIgh R~:~er, Pomeroy, and the aflernoon the group went ed the winners. non Evans waR named mem· ilm TIIUI'!!d-y lf~moon at the School Cheerleaders will hold Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potts, Mr. boat ndmg on the nver. Refreshments of Ice chairman. The mem· church for a program preceding a high school teen dance this and Mrs. Richard RousU, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stump and cake potato hi d k 1 ticket& were donali.d Ute regular meeting. Saturday night at the MiddleGeorge Schneider, and Mr. daughter, Sue, of Akron wero aid .:Vere serv~ps.; ~::. 00 David Goodwin. Mrs. Group singing of "Ready," port high gym. from 10 p.m. to Douglas Hemsley, all of Syra· recent guests of Mrs. Cora Ben· ing guesls: Logar and Mrs. J!llza opened the program, followed t2 midnight, lollowllli t he cuse. n~tt and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan H aell Jr. were named· as wiiiJ ,Pr,a:;,q, ~~ M,rs. Carl Bail· Rutland·MJddleport. football Rtce and famtly. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hen A~old' .. committee. Mr , , ey. A poem,: Jwlndowo o1 game. The Jays wtll be in MASON PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Mr and Mrs R erry Je!lers' !loy wlll be the chair- Gold," was gtven by Ml'll. Ger· charge. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth_ Ed· returned recenlly from a tr1p Mr. and Mrs' R!rt A old• ~an f'!l' the ~Iober IJleeting. .aid Pullins and . a duel, "The THE LETART FALLS Mothwards, Sr. of Bell, Califorma, to various points in Texas Mr. d M · W od Mr. Donald Miller, band dt· Morning Light i• Breaking," ndist Church will sponsor a jit· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards, where they visited with rela· M; and Mrs. W0 t row e, asked the AssoclltUon tD was presented bY Mrs. Harry ney supper on September lOth Jr. of A•usa, California, Mr. lives. This week Mrs. Lloyd Mr. andn Mrs. J a eman a pair ol marchln• Clark and Mrs. Jesse Haggy, at the Letart Community Hall and M Schnekle a rs unmr · ..., e ·· . . rs. Glen r and her guests, Mrs. James So~ia Shell; and cymbala and a baritone[ The ltev. Eugene Gill, guest starling .at 5 p.m. The WSCS Bu~khBUROo, W, _va. have Lloyd and children of Pittsburgh Mr ~nd Mrs ' Audl and it was voted to pur- speaker, had for his theme, will hove articles to sell. Sen>ing Meigs County for over 94 yecrrs vwUng G~y Livmgston. and Mrs. Clifford Kennedy and G' · · ey them from the Kenny : "That the World Might Know,'' MONDAY POMEROY RUTLAND Gay Livmgston spent a few son and Phena Clifford of Porn- H~~~· Mr.d a~d :rs. Co. Mr. Dan White and !ul!ing ., his scripture, Matthew THE POMEROY Garden Club ~ys at her home here. Mr s. eroy spent the day at Old Man'~ M';. anChan 1 ~ a, Mr Mr. John Sebo were asked to Zit : 11-20. Prayer by MISB Mar· will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at Member Federal Reserve System Livingston, 1 graduate nurse, Cave. · . ar es 89.58 ~ • r · salesmen at the gates for guerl te Leifheit closed t h e the home of Mrs. Clair Karr iD does private ~uty uursing in Mrs. James Brewington and ~rs. Bill Karr, VIck~ and the Wahama game Friday program. Syracuse. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation c~mmittee. ,_.,, 't'-ttT,d d. . . . .' :*t'J"·~ ' . Ill- ep • Or • ,.. Around ·.an·d ., Rou$h Detce 4n''iLI:IOJd Reunion Carrrum~•Hat11t DeoCen<lants Jof!~ ~'&18zine 'Arnold~ secretary; Holiday Guuta SUsanna 'Rouah held their '&lid Mrs. Mal Etcbinger, trea· About· Dllol reunlen "" ~y,: Bet~- IIIW. 11 wall decided to hold Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carmalj, !ember 4 at !hi! VemOD ' llcl1oOl lbe reunien next ear at I he and ramlly. Peach Fork RDtol. Sew-RiteCiub o., Sept. 9, 196& Junior Youth Group Picnic• at Swick's 4 . ) !QI... Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Grimm East Liver - ' . ..• ,~ 'l ' ...... ' - THREE ~ SECTIONS SI:JNDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1966 • !Qliolmlfi¥."~J'f· ~-· M,;f· .mib·w~ ~'.!~ ./Fuehrer' Rockwell IS Lord'~ .,_:~in R~~':;"; !n~ ~;and fl. " ~ l'lf~rry " :"~"£,.. .AI!!~ ~~ll ND:rr~. 0 0 (/) ~ste ~eroy. · Here of Jones 8 th erS D th :c• Mr~. i d d Ar . SO('JAL CAl (;'NDAR PIanS M d.e for Hops by Band BoosterS Foil Terrorists ~ on Election Eve Viet Nam Briefs ' :ssociatl:e:tt About Middleport I lui 1·l I:J'i ' .m-. t·lt.l i Wedding Shower Held Aug'ust 6 I For Ballard'S REMAINS OF VElllCLE - Thla Is the vehicle lit which Donald Lee Evana, 27, Huntington, wa> kill ed in Fridny evening on State Rt. 62, three miles north of Pt. Pleasant. · · Laure/ .Cliff Group Meets, 1 we~e man~' Has Pr·ogram W POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Trunk Showing .- MISS AMERICA • SMARTAIRE TOMORROW Saturday Sept. 10 10AMto4PM ') ' ! • Mr. Richard King Will Be Here With The Entire FallWinter, Also Holiday Line. Come In and Select Your Favorite Style. Order Them In Your Size and Color For Just A Small Deposit. ; ":1 , ' .. J\ )', I:\! '· NOTHING TO BUYI ' • THE SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, o. ~~~~~N Drive·ln ' Shop at. Elb~rfelds TONIGHT MEIGS THEATRE ,.,..... , 011.. "lEACH BALL • F.dd Byrnes _..<L._ ''SANDS OP KALAHAR t• ~tuarl • In Pom•roy On ... turdfl~ 9am .. Cbrla Noel (Techntcolor) Whitman SUaanalb York (Tecbnicolor) ------- 9pm SATURDAY & SUNDAY 5otlf. 10.11 Funi..lngs For "THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL" Burt Lancater Ftr,Yeur Family Lee Remick (Teehnicotor) ' -and- . POMEROY "WAR PARTY• Dovey David1011 . Donald llon7 ... ., £.: "' C:,t ! •• ,, M:.t Be Sure To Register Tomorrow For Free Pair Miss America Shoes )' Mrs. John Vroman were called ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wtrt 1. night. Mrs. Pullin~ president. cnn· MEMBERS of Rock Springs to Columbus last week due to .;;· Ba~ :frs.MElton .At the close of the meetin~. dueled the.busineas session held Better Health Club will meet the sudden Illness of their sis- ~ ~t ~n, ~ · ~nd Mrs. refreshments were served by in the recreation room of par- in the church yard Monday, ter, Mrs. Esther Kissell. Mrs. I,;" 1 Err, rsi . arllyn Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Mrs. Thorn- sonage. Thirteen members an· Sept. 12, at 9 a.m. to~~ to the Kissell ts confined to Mt. " · va 8 at e_y, Mrs.. as Hennessy, Mrs. Daniel swered to roll call and Mrs. museum at Marietta and the mel Hospital Room 329 AckeK. Mrs. Htida Whtte, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. William Pori· Richard Friend ·was welcomed Fenton GJ.. s 'co. in Williamshe is recov~ring from~ Mddred Arookl, Mrs. . er and Mrs. William Nelson. a new member. A meeting son. W. Va. · ary. She was !he former Lawrence, Nancy, Dehhte ID be held at the Hysell Run BETH!"L NO. Ill! of the In· Bowen. Kenny, Gary Wells, HyseU' 8 Entertain ohllt'Ch on October 6, was an· ternational Order of Job's Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hood Tayler, Doris White, W' h F nounced. Daughters will meet at Pomedaughter , Jolene, returned Whtte,. and _Jtmmy Eddy. and ':.!':!il~e~fnmJr Plans were made for a pot· roy Masonic Temple on Monday to their home in Sendmg _gJfts were Mr. and of Rutl&nd entertained with luck supper with the Men's Fel· day at 7:3() p. m. View Cart ft d' Mrs. Archte Tutlle, Mr. and I 'I d' on November 8 Four THE OAUGHTE:RS of Ruth M . M • 1 ., a erspen tng 1M w am1y mner Snnday at i bo · 1 vacation here with their rs. es ey orrtson, r. home in Rutl nd xes rvel'f' sent tn ~ervlcP.!'Ilf'n . class of the United Methodist nts Mr and M M'lto and Mrs. Warden Ours, Mr. and Pr a M . A round robin card was sent Church will meet Monday at e . and Mr. rs. and 1 n and .family Mrs. Mrs. v·trge1 walk er, Iiir. and Laleesent Haleywere Spr' rrin and ld· Mrs M .. to Eve1yn Voung. 2 p. m. at the borne of Mrs. Kenneth Dav·s R ti d Mrs. Stanley Trussell, Mr. and Ed d A 'h Rom e_ · rs. Attending Wlt'e ·the above Albert Alward. 1 o1 u an . M Joh Ro M nd war rc er, sevtlie· Mrs med d . Mrs. Asa Jordan is rs . n se. r. a Mrs. Pearl Hartman. Tucson,' A~ .na · an Mrs. Arthur Wise, TUESDAY ing in the Middl port Eldon Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. zo a· M d M 8 .11 Eu~ll!' Glll, ..Mrs. Laura THE MEIGS County T n p garten classes du: to the Floyd W~ber, Mr. and Mrs. w~l'a'ndr.c~~dren nAth~ns~~~- ~h.l,l~er. ~~~~·· ~earl JacoM, Not.Chers' Club ~ TOPS, will sence of Mrs. Daniel Thomas. Denver Htll, Mr. and Mrs. and M M 1 ' · · Mrs. James G mnre, Mr It meet Tu~day, Septem~r 13, at Crisp, Mr. and Mrs. J o h d Mrs. n Woodard, Mr. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Clarence 7:3() p.llt. at the home of Daisy BONY'S VISITING Wells, Mr. and Mrs. an ~r· ar Smith. Pome· Curtis and Mrs. Joe Evans. Patterson tn Syracuse. Dolin, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton roy : • Mrs. Blanche , . . · - .- Mrs. Edwin Bony and child- Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dexter, Mr. Will Haley, A'ITEND WOIIKSHOP ndist Church, Middleport. 'nley ren, Julia and Eddie Jr. , of Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel land ; Frank Hysell. Rutland; Five members of lbe Syrs- .were Mrs. Wendell G. Stutler, Columbus are spending the Golf, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy, and Mr. and Mrs: George John· cuse Methodist Church attend- Mrs. William Eichinger, M,... week with her ~a1ents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean. son and Roger Ptckens of Mid· the Workshop on Leadership, Melvin Grimm, Mrs. John sau:~:· JAoeusUWniPhtlhsps, PfoMmedrodly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker, Mr. ~=eport.=~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:;=:••lll=e~ Meth· vage and Mlsa Marcia Karr, . t son. r. o t •· d Mr W R 8 M port is also stayine with her an . s. . . aker, r •· Jndy . daughter, Mrs. Phillips, while Tresste Spencer •. Miss Mr. Wilson is a medical patient Eddy, Mr. DenniS Spittler, Mrs. at Meigs Gene 1 Ho 'tal Emerson Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. ra spt · Jerry White, Mr. and Mrs. ' r ·: ' . ., ·"' ;!t't • old Newell. I. . !t r~==================~Co~lwn;bu;;s,:O~bi;o~.====;:; ' ~; Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~1* ' •• � 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 09. September 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 September 9, 1966 beegle bowen dodrill jones parker