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POMEROV-MIDDL£110RT, OHIO VOL XVIII : NO. 103 · ~~ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1' O S. ace·W ork TimeinHalf \ I I ' ! ( ·... ' r' 3rd Straight Walk Fails lnSoace troopers Protecting .Mississippi Negroes !\ East Letart WSCS Group Meets Recently The East Letart W.S.C.S. recently for their Se!1ten1ber meeting at the church. Devotions were led by Mrs. Roy Pearson, taken from the "Upper Room" and "Meeting God Where We Are." Group singing of "Anlrwh.ere With Jesus" was followed by prayer '1 Mrs. Herbert Shields. Mrs. William fox, president, presided over the meeting. The finance committee announoed a Bakeless bake sale. AI a taler date a bake-sale wW be held at the Racine Departmen! Store. Thank-You notes were received from Fooie Hayman and CaroUne Detzel. A communication was read by Mrs. VirgJI Roush, Supply Secretary, lor "Askings" for World and National Missions. The group voted to pay same lbrough the dlsbict treasurer and directed 1o Rhodesia and Taiwan and to Flower Esther Hall, Meisenheimer, Toledo and Pfeiffer lege, N. C. ColMrs. Hersobel Roush, chair· man of Program Committee, gave a eport on the new prograrna lor the year and eaoh member !Wed out a dau.book for each month. Miss Barbara Adams announced she had ordered material for the Week of Prayer and Self-Denial service lo be held In October. There will be a work mee~ lng at the clwroh Tuesday evening, September 13. Mrs. ller8cbel Rousb led lbe program, "The EUB Story." Members participating were Mn. 1\oy Donobew, Mra. Herbert Shields, Mr1. Roy Pearson, Mrs. VIrgil Rousb, Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Mrs. wnUam Fox. Scripture taken from Romans, Luke, Matthew and I Peter were read by Mrs. Roush. Mrs. William Fox closed with prayer. The birthday of Mrs. VIrgil · wa1 observed and delicIous refreshments were served by Mrs. Cia~ Adams and Barbara and )Irs; Earl AIIIIIDB, Miller's One-Point 'Line ELBERFElD$ ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE COMPLm LINE OF LEE WORK CLOTHING Lee-PReST ~elbp9 Ni#. PIBIANDT PBISI WOBIWIAI . . War Summaries SAIGON IUPI) - The United Stat11 IIUIICh-.1 the vreetllf llr rei• of the war •IIIII oil depots and m1.. elle 11111 In North VIet N•m Monclly- Relllble IIIIo 1n11t11 put the number of pl1n11 et 500 or more. Iron 'em? Never! ~.ee·..~· lot· wearlll Lee·Prelt Clleltpa Twill pall are IIIII alorflll ud aeld:re•I•IUI 1111 lOW l!teJ ~ 11101111 ud perleelly ereasd wllllnl ewea · 1'teaellap. Cln 'ua a workoall I P1nt• In 51- 30 to 60 Waist Slilrts In Sl- 14'11 to 20 Be sure to see the complete line of UDioJI Made Lee Work Clothing on sale in the Men's ~part­ mont on the 1st Floor. Regular Lee Jelt Denim Bib Overalls In bllie or blclwry ltrlpe, Lee Carpenter's Ov~alls II! white or hickory ttrlpe, Lee Plilnter's Overalls, Lee W9Ht Caps, Denim Overall Jackets In ·Jinect· or uhlbie4 ' ~les, Lee UnionaUs In au·sizes, short, regular and IO,I)g·Jengthl; · ' · ' YOu'll find Y!>in' correct size, too, from tl!e 8lll81lelt · to: the~ wh\1 wears.extra tpge size wor,t W11rk Clothing. · _·. · ·. ' WI r.r,;~ ··--· .tol:""". . ....'Fo c"'· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;,.'" ,, -. l · . ~ ,tROW'S STEAK: ~·, I ~thes. StQp iJi all,d buy .your ~eels now ln\P(IpW., The S&H G'"" Stomp RoprHentolivo Will .. In our. store on ... Oct. 4th and 5th from 10:30 1.11\. til 6:00 p.m. to ....pi ordora '-r 1 - ·lhe SAH ldoobook, ' Hosts to,: . WeJdiqg Party Ray, and Mr. and Mrs. Eu11ene Holter, Carl Rlcbard and . . 11 1 c 1 b )One, a o o urn us. Ice cream, cake and tea were served . ----- Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. er and daughter, Polly er, Ruth Evans, 0 ra Bass, Eth• el Hysell, Helen Lighthouse Ed· and Mr. a~ Mrs. George ' fith and children, Jeffrey na Carmen, Mary Kunzelman, a . ' Agnes Mowery, Debra Mowery, nd Bruce ol Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Martin. Polly Karr of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Diok Owens, Mr. weekend guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Homer Brickles. Mr. Charles R. Karr Sr. and Mrs. E. F. Robinso~ and George_ Hemes entered the honorees, Miss HyseU and =.Hospital Sunday, for Miss Rowe. vation and treatment. Mrs. Vernon Howell, wbo been quite ill at Meigs Hospital, is reported as ing. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theiss ol • • Roanoke, Va., are the guests of her slsler and brother-In-law, The Rutland Red De v 11 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle and Marohlng Band under the di- Susan. rection of Robert A. Gamer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theiss Jr., performed at the 0 h i 0 Mrs. Cbarlea Lytle were day afternoon guests of Mr. State Fair Sept. 3. Representing the Meigs Lo- Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. cal School district, they were Mr. and Mrs. Melvm the only band from the area to Meter and son have moved atlend. from Cincinnati to Pomeroy. Mr. While being reoorded, the Van Meter wiU atlend sohool In M band members eniertalned Columbus and Mrs. Van the · audience with theae selec· and son wUI remain with her Uons: Star Spangled Banner, grandmether, Mrs. Adam Eber.. America the Beautilul, March baoh and her mother, Mrs. Ida America, Days of Glory, JosiJ. Burns. ua, Saints 111 Concert, Victory Mrs. Dana Bailey and Maroh, Swing n the '50, Boogie Byron, and Mr. and Mrs. Bears, Swing Low, Sweet Char· Bailey of Columbus lot; Batman Theme, an Eagles· the homecoming at the Rock Majoretle routine, and Ballad Springs Methodist churoh ' .rOlilin~rs are en~ttending were Thelma Bol'< T Forme, Employees Are Honored ORL\NGE , ~ Mt. and ~. · William Obllnt er asSisted by Mr. and M r • Phil Ohlinger ·entertained will ' Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fowler: 1 rehearsal dlimer for the wect who reskle in Floridil, are here ding par.i f:. of Miss Coleen Wil· for their annual summer visit son and Mr. Terry Ohllnge1 with friends and relatives. Friday evening September 2, at their home, Rose Hill. Mrs. Victoria Stace~ acoom· ,I panied her daughter, Mrs. Paul Guests were sl:ated at 111 j Bebout to Stockport where she attractive table with gree• JOYCE MIGHT ' Is recuperating from a reoent net oover over white linen IIlii Ulness. a. bride•and groom centerpl~. MR. AND MRS. Clifford Miss Joy Boggs, student nurse Favors cake, Might, ViniOo, are aunouoc· ~t Holzer Hosp•'tal S•hool ol· and illdl~iltiai bass of rIc~ 111• the en•agemeol of their c ed 1 1 _. d da"ugbter, joyee, 10 .An-lo ur~lng In Gallipolis, spent the wrapp "' co on C<lrrespon; McDaniel, son ol Mr. ~-ad weekend with her parents , Mr. mg to , th~ ._gowns ol the brldet and Mrs. Lionel Boggs and lam< atlendants. Gilts were presen~ Mrs. Barve McDaniel, West il ed to the weddmg party by Columbls, W. Va. Mr •. Mey. Miss W\!Wn,...J Mr. Ohlin.tler•• Daniel is employed In Toledo Mrs. Emerson Jones a n d ~ " and Miso Mlghl Ia a senior al daughler, Barbara, and Larry All . . '!'We ~· and Mrs. Rolland High Sehool· Wed· Finegold were business visitors Russell Wllfm, Logan; Mr. oling plana art Incomplete. 111 Colu.;,bUs Saturday. and Mrs. , H~man Ohlinger, Pomeroy; · lttl~ and Mrs. Don~ Miss Carolyn Searls, Colum· ald Hickt,~ . ·•. Aon, :rug, Midbus, was the weekend guest of dleporl; ·wt:;>!~ Mr. William her parents, Mr. and Mts. Leo F. Lohrer~. ~ .· "Pips;; Mr. and Mra, IS Searls. Gene A~(\1f1castlir; Mr. f Mr. and Mrs. Riohard Roller and Mrs'~i·llall, T be CCOSJ.On and daughter, Lora, Be I pre, Pla,lns; Mt.'.alii!IMrs. Virgil Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Cross spent the weekend with her Roush, Welrton,' W. Va.; Mr. ol Racine were pleasantly sur- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harold Rouahv!Mfalo, W. Va.; rised Tuesday evening, Aug. 23, Hanning and family. Mr. Allen' ~wn.ie, Pomeroy; on their 17th wedding anniver· Mr. and Mrs. 8hatles Bing Mr. and Mm.' cbesler Erwin, sary with a party given by their and daughter, Judy, Cleveland, Middleport; ~ .the hosta and daughters, Diana, Donna, Deb- were recent guests of Mrs. hostesses, Mt, Bnd Mrs. WiJ. orah, Denise and Della. Jobn K. Smith, Sr. While they liam Ohlin~·~ ·Debbie, Kim, Mrs, Bertha Johnson baked were here Mrs. Smith entertair· and Sieve and · Mr( and Mrs. a beautiful four tiered wedding ed with a birthday dinner In Phil OhUnge.r .an4\· Ann, . Philip cake. She also baked their wed- honor ol her son·in·law, Mr. and Laura. ' · ' ding oake, 17 years ago. Vincent Dabo. Other guests _. ' ·. . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. John Smilh, ford vlslto:d .' ~e.~ : ~e recent Curtis Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jr., Charleston, W. Va. and holiday In BrOokvllle with ' tbelr Roy Spencer, Mrs. A.B. Croas, Mrs. Dabo. They also visited daughter and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holter, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kel· Mrs.•John Ketohka and daughMr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley, ly and children. ter, Kim . Keith and ll,eidi. Recent guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Erne•t Coyer! They also received a tete- Mrs. Arnold Richards were Mrs. and family, Belpre, were re· phone call from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith and children, cent guests of her ·mother, Mrs. Larry Holler, Carol and Ellen Vaughan and Seglenda, and LucUie Mayes. of Hilliards Ohio brother and Mrs. John Angel and son, Kev- Mrs. Allen Hampton, Mr!. , , nd Mr d sister-in-law ol Mrs. Earl Cross. in, Columbus. Campbell Karpf!' a · • an Mr and Mrs Robert Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brad· Mrs. Arnold Rltbanla ·were In also .celebrated. their 19th Piketon last Sunday ~ the nlversary the same day. weekend with their aunt and 8nniversary obaervance of lbe received many beautlhll other relatives. Piketon First Baptlsi Church. Sending gif•· were M roe r. Mrs. Clyde Cross, Lynn Pomeroy BACON ' Plans were made for lnspee. at Walerloo, Iowa, OCitob!:r lion on Deoember 9 when ){ary 22. Shrine. White Shrine of Je~sa· Invitations were also receiv· tern met Friday evening at the ed to attend Friends night at IOOF haiL · Ashland Shrine and Bethany Harriet Neigler. worthy high Shrine at Parkersburg. A news priestess, and Allen Hughes, bulletin was read from North watchman of shepherds, pro. Star Shrine, Columbus. tern, presided. Introduced and Refreshments were served w•lcomed were Beatrioe Blue, !rom a table with white cover district deputy; Mary Hughes, and a centerpteoe of pink and district ohairman of member- blue. ship ; Mrs. Neigiet and Mr. Hughes honorary olfioers; Pauline Atkins, Elizabeth Lear, Ma· bel Bennett, Bermce Winn, Jen. · k •·-t N et t R•~• s, uoma 8 rm er, t'ern Cheesebrew and Edith . OUt Hutsinpiller, past worthy high · priestesses and Vjrgil Atkins, past watchamn of shepherds. Several oommunications were read including a notice ol Ohio State White Shrine Association Mr. and Mrs. Edwar meeting at Rocky River en Sep< nickle and daughter, Donna, lember 11. Invitations were re- Cincinnati were weekend ceived to attend banquets and of her parents, Mr. and M r s. receptions honoring Margaret Joseph Raub and son, Jack. w. McWhertor, supreme wor· thy high priestess. and Kendell Mrs. Joyce Eskew aud Mrs. A. North supreme watchman Betty Combs of Xenia of shepherds, at Cleveland on week€11<1 guests of Mr. September 24; Dorothea E. Shaf- Mrs. Charles Withee and at· fer supreme noble prophetess at tended the Marcinko-Kelso wed· Detroit, Mich , October 8, and ding. J. Ellitt Grayson, supreme as- Leonard Lyons \ell Saturday sociate watchman of shepherds, foroAthens where he has enrolled at Ohio University as a freshman in the eleotrical engi· W0 neermg course. Mrs. Roy Howell and family have returned home to Laurel Cliff after spending the sum· . mer at Joliet, Ill. , with Mr. Miss Mabel Hysen and Miss Howell who is employed there. Florenoe Rowe ~ere. guests of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hood honor· at a p1omc dmner Sun· and Mr. and Mrs. Riobard day on the outdoor palio ol the Christy of Columbus spent the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. weekend with Misses Lena Robmson on Mulberry Ave., K r G th Pomeroy. Miss Hysell and Miss ~~~s. fob~ Durst and Rowe are recently retrred Hilda Rothinger returned from employment at the Robm- th ·r ho c· 1 t' Clea 5 e1 me, mcnna1 soMn HnerO. ed after a weekend visit wltb ISS yse was emp1oy a1 T Hood d M d th e Tr'I·L us t.re Cl eaners m . M'd om th R an r. an 1 • El . swor owe. dleport for 22. ye~rs a nd MISS Miss Ramora Boice of ~owe at Robmson s Laundry ton spent the weekend with m Pomeroy for . 20byears. D' kTable 0 pan~n ts, Dr. an d Mr s. R. graoe was g1ven y IC W· Boice. Ab SLitED · Atotilid and Abbut ' .... ~~;~~·~~ d.', ,. ,. Beegle \Vill Direct All Federal \Vork 'I �• ' ' . ' ,.' ~ ,, ,,'\ ,, ' • •• t 11188·. . . .- .Cordon Has ,,,, ' ' "' ~ ' . . .- . . . . ,- ojnd and: I . . About Middle ·. port . ' " ·- r· ,,., Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., 'Do.Jgers Hike Lead as Orioles Lose 6· 5 Tilt Recb Get Last Cllanee , BAS~BALL ~-'', ~-~Lit '· • - NEW New York Yankees received pitcher 111 from • Lo81~~~ organization to ~ wblch sent Scbolield to ~~-"";:""::;::'"':=""Y:,:·_ _....,,_......'Z At Fifth Place in NL ST. LOUIS (UP!) - One of lbe teams tile Reds will have to battle for a fifth-place finish will BJ llDIIell Prell .....UOIUII Nad01181 Lea.... be furnishing tile OPposition II>Amerteaa J.eaaue w. L.·-Pel. GB night as Cincinnati reswnes ill lf. II. Pel. GB Los Aqolas 84 58 .581 ... road actioa. By VITO· STELIJNO another question. Sandy Koufax in September whHe 1M Plralell Baltimore 88 55 .618 ... Pittsburgh 83 61 .578 1~ Jim O'Toole (~). who bas ·lJPJ 8pol1l Writer can start tllree Urnes In a are 5-6 and the Glaota H), 80 65 .553 9\lo San Francisco 82 82 .568 2~ · Hank Bauer was angry seven-game seri<>.o and the rest .Bauer 1081 ano~ pitcher. 79 85 .549 10 PhHadelphia 78 .188 7 lost four of his last five deciMonday night'-but he should of tile l'lcdger pitching stall· Slloalder Slllfeas Chiciii!O 76 70 .521 1t St. Louis 74 ff/ lions, will be on the mound for have been sad. Isn't exactly shaky, either. In • Jim Palmer's lhoulder sUI· ... 73 11 ml 1& Atlanta 74 70 .114 101> the Reds against Larry Jaster And American Laague Pres- seven-game series, pitching oan: felled whHe be - warmlnfl up Cleveland 73 73 .500 17 CinclnnaU 7t ~ ~~~~I> (9-5) of the Cardimlll. • ld41PI Joe Cronin couldn't have 11!11 the whole stnry. and WaDy Bunker had to be "A _,__ ·-•• .... H Kwas City 66 80 .452 2t Houstnn 63 84 .US 23 Tbe Cardinals have had lhelr been too happy, either. Lost Three Slralgbt rusbed In to replace blm. With w, 1" __, .... ets New York 65 81 .445 Zli New York 80 85 .t14 2t\lo this season with the Bauer ls watching in frustra- This Is a World Series Cronin Steve Barber probably wt for woald- aetom t1 lbe Washington 61 84 .W 'Z/ Chicago 52 91 .364 :l2 Red~ and lost four games here lion as his Baltimore Orioles, and the American League the seaaon, B~ can'1 alford eellarl" Boston 6t 85 .430 'Z/1> Holiday' I Beloit and two In Clnelnnati last month the toast of baseball earlier this desperately want w win, too. to be lealng pltcllera Ill this MGadaY'• Beloit Los Aageles 3 New York 2 while winniug noae. summer,· timp into the World They've I~ three straight, two atage. 'Caliiornia I Baltimore I !Only game scheduled) St. Louis is sh!U'ing fifth, lbe Series. Bauer got kicked out of to ' Koufax, Inc., and the "" , B (Only g&me scheduled) Taesday'1 Probable Pitchers last spot ia tile llrst divisioll, the gam• ~ispullng the caD on prospect of losing a fourth one Bunker cci)lldn 1 gel Jim Tuesday'• Probable Pltcbon !Starting Time• · EJYI) with Atlanta and the two are ' the wfnnlng · run In tile Orioles' doesn't exadly el1,eer up FregOIII out. He doubled in a I (StariJD& Times EDT) Atlanta at Chicago -Johnson 2% games abead of the seventh"loss to the •Callfornla Angell Cronin. · II!COnd budng nm and bit 8 JJC Minnesota at Delroit -Kaat (IU) vs. Holtzmaa (t-13). Z:30 place Reds. Jn. the · only American League The l'lcdgers won In typical gnlnd slammer lD the flflh. !23-9) vs. Lolich 113-10). 9 p.m. p.m. Tbe Reds, who did not play game ocfieduled. fashion Monday, Wheu starter Baltimore fled II 5-~ Ill the last Kansas City at Cleveland CiDclrulatl at St. Louis - Monday, arrived here from Phil· But wbat happened in the Don Sutton faltered and gave of , tho Inning as Frank Lindblad (5-9) vs. Siebert '16- O'Toole (5-6) vs. Jaster (9-5). 1 adelphia, where they dropped · only Nallooal League gume was up foUl' hits and two runs In Robmson . Jill. his 44th homer 7). 7:30p.m. p.m. two in a row. Cincinnati now even more distressing for four Innings, tile Oodger and Paul Blair bit 8 aacrUice PHILADELPHIA !UPf)-Spllt Callforrua at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Houston -Sisk bas lost three of its last four . 'Bauer-tbe defending world bullpen quickly came to the fly. l!lld H. D. Murphy of the Phil- Chaace (10-1~) vs. Watt (IHJ). 8 (1-3) vs. GiusU (13·12). -champion Los Angeles Oodgers rescue. The Angels won It In the adelpbla Bulldogs led the Coo- p.m. . j p.m. "" tightened thell' hold on the Ron Perranoski came in and eighth when Bob Rodgers slid llnental Football League in Washington at New York New York at Los Angeles dq National League lead with a 3-2 struck out lhe flrst six batters across the plate to beat first pass receptions today with a Ortega \10.12) vs. Peterson (11· Friend 15·6) vs. Osteen n5-tl) . ., , Jd ! 'Victory over lhe New York he faced to equal a National baseman's Boog Powell's throw total of 24, nine ol which he 10). _a p.m. 11 p.m. " '' i"J · Met's. League record. He wound up to the plate. Bauer was made at Toronto last weekend. Chicago at Boston -John (13· Philadelphia at San Francisco · ,. •• Hold Commanding Position pitching four innings and convinced that Andy Etchebar- The leading ground gainer 8) vs. Lonborg 19-8). 7:30 p.m. 1 -Jackson U4-13) vs. Marichal The Dodg~rs are in a definite allowing just three hils "' get ren tagged Rodgers out and he was Joe Wi!liama of Toronto . Wednesday's Game• (21-6). 11 p.m. l'~b commanding position in th& the victnry, his sixth in 13 charged out of the plate to yell with 87 cames for 496 yards . ChJcago at Bostnn Weduesd~Q~'s Gameo "' "' 1" oenior cirouit scramble. They decisions. When the first batter at umpire Bill Valentine, who's Brooklyn's Tom Kennedy, who Washmgton at New. York AUanta ~t Chicago · -lead ·Pittsburgh by 1% games in the ninth got a hit manager already had two other run-Ins !"'s bad only two mterC€ptions Mmnesota at Detroit, wghl_ Philadelpma at Saa _Francisco -. and 'San FranCisco by 2\1 . Walt Alston quickly called In with Baue1 this •eason But all Ia 105 tries, was atop the pas- Kansas City at Cleveland, mghi iClncinnatJ at St. Lou1s, night .•. · That isn't the kind of news to Phil Regan and he chalked up he got for his complani was an sing list. _ j CallforDia at Baltimore, night (OIIIy games scheduled) ~ btJghlen· September for Bauer an easy save. ejection from the game. Murphy recorded a smgle ,rl·, -and Cronin. For the Dodgers Trailing Tug McGraw 2-1 Minnie Rojas got the victory game •eason high m recephonsl FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS are the last team they want to after four Innings, the Dodgers in relief_ for the Angels while at Toronto with bis lillie catch· I _. .~, ·run up against iD the World won it in the fifth. Maury Wills Eddie Fisher lost It for 08• good for 76 yards. He was . Count on us for prompt, exnar1 -rk_.,... ~~ two ahead of Philadelphia's 1' Major League Resalll HRS-Fregosi (12th), F. Robin· ,.'"'""'· and Jim Gilliam walked and Baltimore. . on •our needs. FREE INSTALLATION. The Orioles would be a even- Willie Davi• forced Gilliam and The loss cut the Orioles• lead Dave Wasblngtnn and Claude By Ualled Prea• Juternalloaal Ison (44th). , ' , "· money l'hoice against either the Tommy Davis then singled. In 9% games over the second Watts, Brook~yn's. Bob Reed ~ American League ... .. Pirates or Giants. A series Wills trotted in and Davis, one pjace Minnesota Twias. The aad Richmond 8 Bill Barber. ; Calif. 100 040 010- I 11 0 Only game ocheduled · " ' "' involving those teams woold of the fastest players In Orioles are in no trouble, Leading scorers with 42 ' Bait. 1ZO O'lAJ 0110- 5 9 o 11\01;1 ' likely be wild, free- baseball, raced all lhe way In though, since the "magic points and seven touchdowns Brunet, Burdette (3), Sanford Naliooal League swinging affairs with the clubs from first base with the number" is only nine. eal'h were Washington and Bill (5), Rojas (6), Lee (8) and New York 010 100 1100- 2 T I collecting runs and hits llke winning run. Perranoski and But the prospect of facing Tobm of Orlando. Wasbmglol Rodgers; Bunker, Bertama <8), Los A. 000 120 0110- 3 7 0 thev're going out of style. Regan took care of the rest. Koufax in the World Series ma~e all: scores on_ ~s re- Fisher (7), Sarnowski <9) and McGraw, Rib~nt (5), Gardner 1 . A best-of-seven series against While the Dodger pitching can't be a cheering one for tho eep ons. ee of Tobm I were Etchegarren, Haney (9), WP- 7), aad Grote, Suttnn, Perra· 00 lhe Dodgersj however, is again excelled rthe club is 6-2 Orioles. r:;unsBulld , B B odh Rojas (7-4). LP-Fisber (5-6). Rnoskibo ' 5) WPRegpan ' 92:~, and 1 ose ro. - , - - ---- -- _ __ _ e ogs og r ead - erran...... m iiJ t his tllrowu the most passes Major LengH Leaden 7). LP-McGraw (2-8). (17Z), completed the most 1100) By llDited Preso Jatenatloul Rick Oller, former thr... ga!Bed the most yards !l,152) aport athlete of Mkldleporl and lhroWII the most touch· Nallooal Leape I' ICheduled CINCINNATI · (UPI) -The 13,581,136 sl!t last year. This Ia High School relllroed over dnwna !13). HJa completion perG. All. R. B. Pet. B Cl Natinnal League set a •ew the fifth consecutive season in the weekend to Miami lJD~ cealage (58.1) also was the Alou, Pitt 125 464 71 161 .347 ' raves 109~.emente, Pirates single-s~ason major league wbicb the league has esta· venlty _where lie II a ..tor highest, but he has had pa .. Clmnte, Pit 136 588 t1185 .327 107; AUeu, rn11liea 104; Torre, 10 attendance record last Friday Iblished a new attendance in engm-lng, spedallzinl leS lotercepted. Alou, Atl 143 820 110 203 .321 Braves 95; White, Phllliet IH. l!ight when lhe Philadelphia record. Ia paper,~. Toronto ted in grOUJid gaining Carty, A~ 13H80 6i 150 .328 Amerlcaa League 1 Pbi!Ues became the eighth Other NL teams which have Rick, lbe 10ft of Mr. and with 1,800 ysrds foDowed by AUeu, Phil 124 461 98145 .3151 Orioles 105; F. Roblnaon, team in.the cir.;)l_ll to .pass the passed the million-mark are the Mrs. RH:Unl Oiler, Jlroe4- Orlando with 1,&3z. Richmond, Ostrgel, Pitt· 127 445 75 140 .3i51 Orioles 104; Killebrew, Twins Ulillipa-IJ!ark. . Los · Angeles Dodgers, San way Sl., speDt the nmmer a wbich has given up only 1,128 Torre, AU 139 513 77161 0 .314llllS; B. Robinson, Orioles »3; ' .t:. ' Tbe ,NL's attendance ihroughjFrancisco Giants, Houston AIMIW....,et, Mala., employwas tile top defensive Rose, Cin 143 802 IH 188 .312 Horton, Tigers 82. .;.: .;:, .games of Frid!QI night reached tros, Atlaata Braves, St. Louis ed by t..., great Nortlenl Pa• team. Nezt was Orlando at 1 _ Santo, Chi 136 493 84 153 .310 1;1,795,000--surpassin,g .the pre- ~ Cardinals, New York Meta and per Campaay where lie aJse 169. ' Cldlon, Pit 137 498 18 150 .301 / PlteiW!g ~ious single-season re.cord ol ' Pittsburgh Pirates. played soml.pro basobaD ill a Natloaal League• Regn1, strong New Eqlau4,11J1mmer JUNIOR HOCKEY Amerleaa J..eagae I 13-t· Maricbal Giants NEW G. All. R.'H. Pel. 2H· Pen;. Giaa..; 21).6; 'Leape. N YORK !UPI) -The Oliva, Mia 142 550 93 176 .320 Kooiax Dodgera 23-8· Short, Oller, playing al lllartstop, ew York Rangers of the F.Rbsn, Bal 142 527109185 .313 Uh'l ' captured lbe leagae battlna National Hockey League Mon- KaUne, Del 125 423 77 125 .296 • lllle with a alnllDg f63 aver- clay aanouaced tile !ormation of Klhrw MID 145 511 78l50 .294 American l.e&gue• McNally, age and was llamed to lbe a six-team junior hockey league Wgur, 'Cle i34 484 68141 .2!£! Orioles 13-4; Kaat, Twiss 23-9; CLEVELAND (UP!) - Frank/ played most consistently In my league'• Jlll-olar team. for boys under 20 In the Powell Bal 1:W 4M 78 131 .2118 Boswell, Twina, 12-5; Siebert, J:tyan _all confidence Mon- opinioo. When thmgo weren't goMetropolitan New York area. Vltne, :was 136 470 74 134 .283 ludlans 111-7; Sanford, Twins, 1 MAIN ST. POMEROY WY 2·2841 lv day as he f1rrnly told the Touch- 14ng well they hung m there W!lh Metropolitan Hockey Associa- Chris, KC 122 360 50 1112 .283 lU; Siebert, Indiana 111-7; 'dowo Club lunch crowd, "We 1me." Miami Pieked to lion franchises have been Hwrd, Was 138 475 52 134 .282 lllllford, Angela, IU. can heat Green Bay ." Ryan said the Browns may Win MAC Grid Title awarded to New York City, McAife, Del 107 370 761112 -Z/6 After learning that tile Cleve-, have been set up for an early COLUMBUS (UP!) - Miami, Riverdale, White Plains, New I 1 land BrowRS are going into tlleir ~ Hedskin thrust whe• quarter· which shared the Iitle last sea- Hyde Park and Commack in Heme RIIIIS · 8 8 second Nl!tlonai Football League , back Sonny Jurgensen visited r son, was picked by members o1 New York and West New York N Ito al Leagnea Aaron, game Sunday a• 4%-point un- ·Cleveland last month to meetl the Mid American Conference N.J. ' Braves " Allen, PhiUies 37; 1, News Media Aslocialion to will derdngs, Ryan admitted that the the Minaesota Vik•ogs, Torre, Braves 35; Mays, Glalltl J'1lck~rs are _a1 exceptional I "Alter his game was over,! tile football ehamploubip this FRENCH mGH STEPPER li: Hart, Giants 31. ~~ _· Sonny, a fellow I like very year. PARIS (UPI) -French trot- Amerlcu League: ·' But be added, "I'm approal'h· !much, came over anct· sat on The Redsklns llnlshed ao ler Roqueplne, winner of son, Orioles •4· Killebrew big t~is game wilh confidence, otJr bench," Ryan said. "And he worse thaa third on any ballot Sunday's Prix De LeToile al .Twins 35; Orioles 34; however. We've played pretty . ~ept moaning about the Red- an4 Bowling Green was tho seo- Vincennes in record time, has Pepitone, Yaeks & Colavito, ·good footbaD against the Pack- 1skins' pathetic rUlllling attack.'' ond cbolce. been signed to run In the lndlaas 30. er~ In tile games that counted." 1 "He made sure that every. I Toledo was third, followed by United Nations trot at Yonkers Rani Batted 11 Ti1e ·ran quarterback said he · body beard him. '·And he kept Kent State, Western Raceway Oct. 15. N aile 1 a 1 Leape• Aaroa believes the Browns will be over 1. moaning about the Redskius' Ohio University lllld ' the jitters that hit them In S!lll- : pathetic ruRDing attack." 1 The voters raaged larthest dAy's opener against the Was~- ! "He made sure that every-~ balloting oa Kent State, whlcb tn,gton Redskins. i body heard him. And you know drew votes for first and last. "That' happened because it i how Charley Taylor looked in All ezcept Bowling Green WID Was ihe league opener and we ~ the firs I hall Sunday." be openlog their SOBSOIII llatur· wanted so much to gel off 01 j Ryan, eyeS puffy from Sun- day, the right foot," be explained. ; day's actioa, said his inJured el"Our defense was good after a !bow is no worse, maybe a little FI&DI llntdll 00 bit." · · better. He Is also aursing a sore By lllllted Press Jutenatlollal "I thii1k that our defense unit : ankle and koee. LAS VEGAS (UPI) 18 stronger. There have been j He said his back sliD is pain· Hernandez, 1M, Lu Vegas, soine changes but mainly It's ful, but is expected to be well ootpointed Carl Moore, 1~7. the fact that they lmve one ' enough by the kickoff. Phoenix, Ariz. (10). year under thelr belts to- ! gether. ' "Pia91ng together is tmpor~ ani. Ir makes for championships." 'lllllka Brow•• Soowed ~ifi! also had praise for RESTORES THE NATURAL BEAUTY CleoeliJnd's· offensive line ·io boosting the Browns -to victory. 1'1111 power lneludlag wilt'dows and & WN" 10at, power TO YOUR · "That was the unlt that antenna, rear w!Ddow defrosters, Selec&roDie ndlo, -,..---- -· -- -..... . ' rar 1peaker, new Wl•lw tires, deluxe wheel diiCI, NEW!•MEMJIER tllt-.t.ering wheel, antl-l(lln. differential, factory air· CHICAGO (lJPI) -Louisville ' IIIIII!IIUoBinf, tlllled iilUL None lharper .U¥Whert. Downs In ~ntucky was adml~ . .' loti .'1' the Harness Race Tracu ·" Removes Scretchn, ScUffs, )elns ...., of :Ainerlca u the 38th member . ' . ''' ' . .. Monday following completiOn of Cleans, Preaerv-. In One II!•Y. AppiJ. ' '· a 51·n!cfd Joaugural meel!nl • lJ. • .· · Saturday. ,. ' I I . ',' ' ·Cifion. 'GI'Mt For rFilmllunJ'Iincl: Wct!Mf. Buildog E d -ads CFL m· RecepflOBS • MOORE'S . . I serv •ICe Cente•'t' Is 0 pEN··,'., >7' ... IJNE SCORES '%-u.- -- -- - j NL Sets Attendance Mark eMUFFLERS eTAIL PIPES e SHOCK ABSORBERS • Batteries • Seat Covers,-· e FLOOR MATS, ETC. !it 'I I hank Ryan Confident Browns Will Defeat Green Bay Sunday Pbillle; MOORE'S~~~ '!'"' END OF YEAR I PoweU, J Our Weekly SAVE UP TO $1000· more Panel Magic New '66 Fords SPECIALI ,-..--SELECT FROM--- . 64 .OLDS (14) BIG FORDS (1) FALCON (3) MUSTANGS (4) FAIRLANES (1) PICKUP TRUCK {1) Super Van . WOOD PANELING - ~7 ~s .- . : ~ , .. l,. ON We'lll'nlde! •. Make Us An olferf,. .;.._ _ __ . -- rk Too. - THERE' ., S .AlWAYS A·AI. hR VW AT~•• p Keith ·Goble Ford,. ' \"'I ~' tr I • ' 'MIHNlPORT . ... , ' . .. ' I '•'· ··.:::·''" . �• ' ' . ' ,.' ~ ,, ,,'\ ,, ' • •• t 11188·. . . .- .Cordon Has ,,,, ' ' "' ~ ' . . .- . . . . ,- ojnd and: I . . About Middle ·. port . ' " ·- r· ,,., Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., 'Do.Jgers Hike Lead as Orioles Lose 6· 5 Tilt Recb Get Last Cllanee , BAS~BALL ~-'', ~-~Lit '· • - NEW New York Yankees received pitcher 111 from • Lo81~~~ organization to ~ wblch sent Scbolield to ~~-"";:""::;::'"':=""Y:,:·_ _....,,_......'Z At Fifth Place in NL ST. LOUIS (UP!) - One of lbe teams tile Reds will have to battle for a fifth-place finish will BJ llDIIell Prell .....UOIUII Nad01181 Lea.... be furnishing tile OPposition II>Amerteaa J.eaaue w. L.·-Pel. GB night as Cincinnati reswnes ill lf. II. Pel. GB Los Aqolas 84 58 .581 ... road actioa. By VITO· STELIJNO another question. Sandy Koufax in September whHe 1M Plralell Baltimore 88 55 .618 ... Pittsburgh 83 61 .578 1~ Jim O'Toole (~). who bas ·lJPJ 8pol1l Writer can start tllree Urnes In a are 5-6 and the Glaota H), 80 65 .553 9\lo San Francisco 82 82 .568 2~ · Hank Bauer was angry seven-game seri<>.o and the rest .Bauer 1081 ano~ pitcher. 79 85 .549 10 PhHadelphia 78 .188 7 lost four of his last five deciMonday night'-but he should of tile l'lcdger pitching stall· Slloalder Slllfeas Chiciii!O 76 70 .521 1t St. Louis 74 ff/ lions, will be on the mound for have been sad. Isn't exactly shaky, either. In • Jim Palmer's lhoulder sUI· ... 73 11 ml 1& Atlanta 74 70 .114 101> the Reds against Larry Jaster And American Laague Pres- seven-game series, pitching oan: felled whHe be - warmlnfl up Cleveland 73 73 .500 17 CinclnnaU 7t ~ ~~~~I> (9-5) of the Cardimlll. • ld41PI Joe Cronin couldn't have 11!11 the whole stnry. and WaDy Bunker had to be "A _,__ ·-•• .... H Kwas City 66 80 .452 2t Houstnn 63 84 .US 23 Tbe Cardinals have had lhelr been too happy, either. Lost Three Slralgbt rusbed In to replace blm. With w, 1" __, .... ets New York 65 81 .445 Zli New York 80 85 .t14 2t\lo this season with the Bauer ls watching in frustra- This Is a World Series Cronin Steve Barber probably wt for woald- aetom t1 lbe Washington 61 84 .W 'Z/ Chicago 52 91 .364 :l2 Red~ and lost four games here lion as his Baltimore Orioles, and the American League the seaaon, B~ can'1 alford eellarl" Boston 6t 85 .430 'Z/1> Holiday' I Beloit and two In Clnelnnati last month the toast of baseball earlier this desperately want w win, too. to be lealng pltcllera Ill this MGadaY'• Beloit Los Aageles 3 New York 2 while winniug noae. summer,· timp into the World They've I~ three straight, two atage. 'Caliiornia I Baltimore I !Only game scheduled) St. Louis is sh!U'ing fifth, lbe Series. Bauer got kicked out of to ' Koufax, Inc., and the "" , B (Only g&me scheduled) Taesday'1 Probable Pitchers last spot ia tile llrst divisioll, the gam• ~ispullng the caD on prospect of losing a fourth one Bunker cci)lldn 1 gel Jim Tuesday'• Probable Pltcbon !Starting Time• · EJYI) with Atlanta and the two are ' the wfnnlng · run In tile Orioles' doesn't exadly el1,eer up FregOIII out. He doubled in a I (StariJD& Times EDT) Atlanta at Chicago -Johnson 2% games abead of the seventh"loss to the •Callfornla Angell Cronin. · II!COnd budng nm and bit 8 JJC Minnesota at Delroit -Kaat (IU) vs. Holtzmaa (t-13). Z:30 place Reds. Jn. the · only American League The l'lcdgers won In typical gnlnd slammer lD the flflh. !23-9) vs. Lolich 113-10). 9 p.m. p.m. Tbe Reds, who did not play game ocfieduled. fashion Monday, Wheu starter Baltimore fled II 5-~ Ill the last Kansas City at Cleveland CiDclrulatl at St. Louis - Monday, arrived here from Phil· But wbat happened in the Don Sutton faltered and gave of , tho Inning as Frank Lindblad (5-9) vs. Siebert '16- O'Toole (5-6) vs. Jaster (9-5). 1 adelphia, where they dropped · only Nallooal League gume was up foUl' hits and two runs In Robmson . Jill. his 44th homer 7). 7:30p.m. p.m. two in a row. Cincinnati now even more distressing for four Innings, tile Oodger and Paul Blair bit 8 aacrUice PHILADELPHIA !UPf)-Spllt Callforrua at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Houston -Sisk bas lost three of its last four . 'Bauer-tbe defending world bullpen quickly came to the fly. l!lld H. D. Murphy of the Phil- Chaace (10-1~) vs. Watt (IHJ). 8 (1-3) vs. GiusU (13·12). -champion Los Angeles Oodgers rescue. The Angels won It In the adelpbla Bulldogs led the Coo- p.m. . j p.m. "" tightened thell' hold on the Ron Perranoski came in and eighth when Bob Rodgers slid llnental Football League in Washington at New York New York at Los Angeles dq National League lead with a 3-2 struck out lhe flrst six batters across the plate to beat first pass receptions today with a Ortega \10.12) vs. Peterson (11· Friend 15·6) vs. Osteen n5-tl) . ., , Jd ! 'Victory over lhe New York he faced to equal a National baseman's Boog Powell's throw total of 24, nine ol which he 10). _a p.m. 11 p.m. " '' i"J · Met's. League record. He wound up to the plate. Bauer was made at Toronto last weekend. Chicago at Boston -John (13· Philadelphia at San Francisco · ,. •• Hold Commanding Position pitching four innings and convinced that Andy Etchebar- The leading ground gainer 8) vs. Lonborg 19-8). 7:30 p.m. 1 -Jackson U4-13) vs. Marichal The Dodg~rs are in a definite allowing just three hils "' get ren tagged Rodgers out and he was Joe Wi!liama of Toronto . Wednesday's Game• (21-6). 11 p.m. l'~b commanding position in th& the victnry, his sixth in 13 charged out of the plate to yell with 87 cames for 496 yards . ChJcago at Bostnn Weduesd~Q~'s Gameo "' "' 1" oenior cirouit scramble. They decisions. When the first batter at umpire Bill Valentine, who's Brooklyn's Tom Kennedy, who Washmgton at New. York AUanta ~t Chicago · -lead ·Pittsburgh by 1% games in the ninth got a hit manager already had two other run-Ins !"'s bad only two mterC€ptions Mmnesota at Detroit, wghl_ Philadelpma at Saa _Francisco -. and 'San FranCisco by 2\1 . Walt Alston quickly called In with Baue1 this •eason But all Ia 105 tries, was atop the pas- Kansas City at Cleveland, mghi iClncinnatJ at St. Lou1s, night .•. · That isn't the kind of news to Phil Regan and he chalked up he got for his complani was an sing list. _ j CallforDia at Baltimore, night (OIIIy games scheduled) ~ btJghlen· September for Bauer an easy save. ejection from the game. Murphy recorded a smgle ,rl·, -and Cronin. For the Dodgers Trailing Tug McGraw 2-1 Minnie Rojas got the victory game •eason high m recephonsl FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS are the last team they want to after four Innings, the Dodgers in relief_ for the Angels while at Toronto with bis lillie catch· I _. .~, ·run up against iD the World won it in the fifth. Maury Wills Eddie Fisher lost It for 08• good for 76 yards. He was . Count on us for prompt, exnar1 -rk_.,... ~~ two ahead of Philadelphia's 1' Major League Resalll HRS-Fregosi (12th), F. Robin· ,.'"'""'· and Jim Gilliam walked and Baltimore. . on •our needs. FREE INSTALLATION. The Orioles would be a even- Willie Davi• forced Gilliam and The loss cut the Orioles• lead Dave Wasblngtnn and Claude By Ualled Prea• Juternalloaal Ison (44th). , ' , "· money l'hoice against either the Tommy Davis then singled. In 9% games over the second Watts, Brook~yn's. Bob Reed ~ American League ... .. Pirates or Giants. A series Wills trotted in and Davis, one pjace Minnesota Twias. The aad Richmond 8 Bill Barber. ; Calif. 100 040 010- I 11 0 Only game ocheduled · " ' "' involving those teams woold of the fastest players In Orioles are in no trouble, Leading scorers with 42 ' Bait. 1ZO O'lAJ 0110- 5 9 o 11\01;1 ' likely be wild, free- baseball, raced all lhe way In though, since the "magic points and seven touchdowns Brunet, Burdette (3), Sanford Naliooal League swinging affairs with the clubs from first base with the number" is only nine. eal'h were Washington and Bill (5), Rojas (6), Lee (8) and New York 010 100 1100- 2 T I collecting runs and hits llke winning run. Perranoski and But the prospect of facing Tobm of Orlando. Wasbmglol Rodgers; Bunker, Bertama <8), Los A. 000 120 0110- 3 7 0 thev're going out of style. Regan took care of the rest. Koufax in the World Series ma~e all: scores on_ ~s re- Fisher (7), Sarnowski <9) and McGraw, Rib~nt (5), Gardner 1 . A best-of-seven series against While the Dodger pitching can't be a cheering one for tho eep ons. ee of Tobm I were Etchegarren, Haney (9), WP- 7), aad Grote, Suttnn, Perra· 00 lhe Dodgersj however, is again excelled rthe club is 6-2 Orioles. r:;unsBulld , B B odh Rojas (7-4). LP-Fisber (5-6). Rnoskibo ' 5) WPRegpan ' 92:~, and 1 ose ro. - , - - ---- -- _ __ _ e ogs og r ead - erran...... m iiJ t his tllrowu the most passes Major LengH Leaden 7). LP-McGraw (2-8). (17Z), completed the most 1100) By llDited Preso Jatenatloul Rick Oller, former thr... ga!Bed the most yards !l,152) aport athlete of Mkldleporl and lhroWII the most touch· Nallooal Leape I' ICheduled CINCINNATI · (UPI) -The 13,581,136 sl!t last year. This Ia High School relllroed over dnwna !13). HJa completion perG. All. R. B. Pet. B Cl Natinnal League set a •ew the fifth consecutive season in the weekend to Miami lJD~ cealage (58.1) also was the Alou, Pitt 125 464 71 161 .347 ' raves 109~.emente, Pirates single-s~ason major league wbicb the league has esta· venlty _where lie II a ..tor highest, but he has had pa .. Clmnte, Pit 136 588 t1185 .327 107; AUeu, rn11liea 104; Torre, 10 attendance record last Friday Iblished a new attendance in engm-lng, spedallzinl leS lotercepted. Alou, Atl 143 820 110 203 .321 Braves 95; White, Phllliet IH. l!ight when lhe Philadelphia record. Ia paper,~. Toronto ted in grOUJid gaining Carty, A~ 13H80 6i 150 .328 Amerlcaa League 1 Pbi!Ues became the eighth Other NL teams which have Rick, lbe 10ft of Mr. and with 1,800 ysrds foDowed by AUeu, Phil 124 461 98145 .3151 Orioles 105; F. Roblnaon, team in.the cir.;)l_ll to .pass the passed the million-mark are the Mrs. RH:Unl Oiler, Jlroe4- Orlando with 1,&3z. Richmond, Ostrgel, Pitt· 127 445 75 140 .3i51 Orioles 104; Killebrew, Twins Ulillipa-IJ!ark. . Los · Angeles Dodgers, San way Sl., speDt the nmmer a wbich has given up only 1,128 Torre, AU 139 513 77161 0 .314llllS; B. Robinson, Orioles »3; ' .t:. ' Tbe ,NL's attendance ihroughjFrancisco Giants, Houston AIMIW....,et, Mala., employwas tile top defensive Rose, Cin 143 802 IH 188 .312 Horton, Tigers 82. .;.: .;:, .games of Frid!QI night reached tros, Atlaata Braves, St. Louis ed by t..., great Nortlenl Pa• team. Nezt was Orlando at 1 _ Santo, Chi 136 493 84 153 .310 1;1,795,000--surpassin,g .the pre- ~ Cardinals, New York Meta and per Campaay where lie aJse 169. ' Cldlon, Pit 137 498 18 150 .301 / PlteiW!g ~ious single-season re.cord ol ' Pittsburgh Pirates. played soml.pro basobaD ill a Natloaal League• Regn1, strong New Eqlau4,11J1mmer JUNIOR HOCKEY Amerleaa J..eagae I 13-t· Maricbal Giants NEW G. All. R.'H. Pel. 2H· Pen;. Giaa..; 21).6; 'Leape. N YORK !UPI) -The Oliva, Mia 142 550 93 176 .320 Kooiax Dodgera 23-8· Short, Oller, playing al lllartstop, ew York Rangers of the F.Rbsn, Bal 142 527109185 .313 Uh'l ' captured lbe leagae battlna National Hockey League Mon- KaUne, Del 125 423 77 125 .296 • lllle with a alnllDg f63 aver- clay aanouaced tile !ormation of Klhrw MID 145 511 78l50 .294 American l.e&gue• McNally, age and was llamed to lbe a six-team junior hockey league Wgur, 'Cle i34 484 68141 .2!£! Orioles 13-4; Kaat, Twiss 23-9; CLEVELAND (UP!) - Frank/ played most consistently In my league'• Jlll-olar team. for boys under 20 In the Powell Bal 1:W 4M 78 131 .2118 Boswell, Twina, 12-5; Siebert, J:tyan _all confidence Mon- opinioo. When thmgo weren't goMetropolitan New York area. Vltne, :was 136 470 74 134 .283 ludlans 111-7; Sanford, Twins, 1 MAIN ST. POMEROY WY 2·2841 lv day as he f1rrnly told the Touch- 14ng well they hung m there W!lh Metropolitan Hockey Associa- Chris, KC 122 360 50 1112 .283 lU; Siebert, Indiana 111-7; 'dowo Club lunch crowd, "We 1me." Miami Pieked to lion franchises have been Hwrd, Was 138 475 52 134 .282 lllllford, Angela, IU. can heat Green Bay ." Ryan said the Browns may Win MAC Grid Title awarded to New York City, McAife, Del 107 370 761112 -Z/6 After learning that tile Cleve-, have been set up for an early COLUMBUS (UP!) - Miami, Riverdale, White Plains, New I 1 land BrowRS are going into tlleir ~ Hedskin thrust whe• quarter· which shared the Iitle last sea- Hyde Park and Commack in Heme RIIIIS · 8 8 second Nl!tlonai Football League , back Sonny Jurgensen visited r son, was picked by members o1 New York and West New York N Ito al Leagnea Aaron, game Sunday a• 4%-point un- ·Cleveland last month to meetl the Mid American Conference N.J. ' Braves " Allen, PhiUies 37; 1, News Media Aslocialion to will derdngs, Ryan admitted that the the Minaesota Vik•ogs, Torre, Braves 35; Mays, Glalltl J'1lck~rs are _a1 exceptional I "Alter his game was over,! tile football ehamploubip this FRENCH mGH STEPPER li: Hart, Giants 31. ~~ _· Sonny, a fellow I like very year. PARIS (UPI) -French trot- Amerlcu League: ·' But be added, "I'm approal'h· !much, came over anct· sat on The Redsklns llnlshed ao ler Roqueplne, winner of son, Orioles •4· Killebrew big t~is game wilh confidence, otJr bench," Ryan said. "And he worse thaa third on any ballot Sunday's Prix De LeToile al .Twins 35; Orioles 34; however. We've played pretty . ~ept moaning about the Red- an4 Bowling Green was tho seo- Vincennes in record time, has Pepitone, Yaeks & Colavito, ·good footbaD against the Pack- 1skins' pathetic rUlllling attack.'' ond cbolce. been signed to run In the lndlaas 30. er~ In tile games that counted." 1 "He made sure that every. I Toledo was third, followed by United Nations trot at Yonkers Rani Batted 11 Ti1e ·ran quarterback said he · body beard him. '·And he kept Kent State, Western Raceway Oct. 15. N aile 1 a 1 Leape• Aaroa believes the Browns will be over 1. moaning about the Redskius' Ohio University lllld ' the jitters that hit them In S!lll- : pathetic ruRDing attack." 1 The voters raaged larthest dAy's opener against the Was~- ! "He made sure that every-~ balloting oa Kent State, whlcb tn,gton Redskins. i body heard him. And you know drew votes for first and last. "That' happened because it i how Charley Taylor looked in All ezcept Bowling Green WID Was ihe league opener and we ~ the firs I hall Sunday." be openlog their SOBSOIII llatur· wanted so much to gel off 01 j Ryan, eyeS puffy from Sun- day, the right foot," be explained. ; day's actioa, said his inJured el"Our defense was good after a !bow is no worse, maybe a little FI&DI llntdll 00 bit." · · better. He Is also aursing a sore By lllllted Press Jutenatlollal "I thii1k that our defense unit : ankle and koee. LAS VEGAS (UPI) 18 stronger. There have been j He said his back sliD is pain· Hernandez, 1M, Lu Vegas, soine changes but mainly It's ful, but is expected to be well ootpointed Carl Moore, 1~7. the fact that they lmve one ' enough by the kickoff. Phoenix, Ariz. (10). year under thelr belts to- ! gether. ' "Pia91ng together is tmpor~ ani. Ir makes for championships." 'lllllka Brow•• Soowed ~ifi! also had praise for RESTORES THE NATURAL BEAUTY CleoeliJnd's· offensive line ·io boosting the Browns -to victory. 1'1111 power lneludlag wilt'dows and & WN" 10at, power TO YOUR · "That was the unlt that antenna, rear w!Ddow defrosters, Selec&roDie ndlo, -,..---- -· -- -..... . ' rar 1peaker, new Wl•lw tires, deluxe wheel diiCI, NEW!•MEMJIER tllt-.t.ering wheel, antl-l(lln. differential, factory air· CHICAGO (lJPI) -Louisville ' IIIIII!IIUoBinf, tlllled iilUL None lharper .U¥Whert. Downs In ~ntucky was adml~ . .' loti .'1' the Harness Race Tracu ·" Removes Scretchn, ScUffs, )elns ...., of :Ainerlca u the 38th member . ' . ''' ' . .. Monday following completiOn of Cleans, Preaerv-. In One II!•Y. AppiJ. ' '· a 51·n!cfd Joaugural meel!nl • lJ. • .· · Saturday. ,. ' I I . ',' ' ·Cifion. 'GI'Mt For rFilmllunJ'Iincl: Wct!Mf. Buildog E d -ads CFL m· RecepflOBS • MOORE'S . . I serv •ICe Cente•'t' Is 0 pEN··,'., >7' ... IJNE SCORES '%-u.- -- -- - j NL Sets Attendance Mark eMUFFLERS eTAIL PIPES e SHOCK ABSORBERS • Batteries • Seat Covers,-· e FLOOR MATS, ETC. !it 'I I hank Ryan Confident Browns Will Defeat Green Bay Sunday Pbillle; MOORE'S~~~ '!'"' END OF YEAR I PoweU, J Our Weekly SAVE UP TO $1000· more Panel Magic New '66 Fords SPECIALI ,-..--SELECT FROM--- . 64 .OLDS (14) BIG FORDS (1) FALCON (3) MUSTANGS (4) FAIRLANES (1) PICKUP TRUCK {1) Super Van . WOOD PANELING - ~7 ~s .- . : ~ , .. l,. ON We'lll'nlde! •. Make Us An olferf,. .;.._ _ __ . -- rk Too. - THERE' ., S .AlWAYS A·AI. hR VW AT~•• p Keith ·Goble Ford,. ' \"'I ~' tr I • ' 'MIHNlPORT . ... , ' . .. ' I '•'· ··.:::·''" . �' ,, ' '· · ·•~ Rio··Grande Copege ' • ID 1 1 n c p II ( n d •s • Final·'Decade ·. of F.irst Centllfy • I • tty 88 ruo Grande Qlllege op- Greei: Ge!Wge A. Slaylall, pm- was not 10 much 8 decklleg en1 its doors for its first full feuor of natural science and point. Today's studenll must day• of classes. instructor In Latin: Dr. Rufua lalow not so much where they Now 90 years later, the doora D. Jacobi, professor of chemis- are going but whether they can will open again to permit stu· try; Miss Nellle M. Phllllps, afford a hlgher education or not dents to seek a strong higher preceptress and Instructor In and if they can't, how they educatioo and tht College will EngUsh and Mo·· 1 Langu111es: can. begin Its nnal countdown toward Miss Ida B. Hantne, teacher of But the desire lor an educa· tis tooth anniversary. instrumental music. and T. Jay lion is the same. The story has But oh ~.ow Urnes ha v e Morgan, assistant teacher In been told around Rio Grande of ch~ · ' mathematics. Moulton wu aJ. a atudent who walked five mUes In those days one could get so Hbrarian and registrar. to classes each day and II v e a full year's educalioD for a Today's faculty, led by Prest- mlles home to get a salisfacmere $110 to $140 per year. To- dent Aiphus " Christensen, tory college education - an ed· day the price Is $l,SOO. numbers 38 with an admlnlstra· ucation be fell would help both ~ach room according to the live Qluncil of seven and a his future and Ills famUy . 187& College 'catalogue, was growing clerical and malllten- Frederick Shafer. a proml furiUshed with a grate, a coal- ance staff. nent teacher in the Bexley boi and shovel, 8 bedstead. two Yes, Urnes have changed. but School System of Columbus. wa> chdlra and a table. Tbe recent· have the students? such a man who walked from ty Hnish.O Holzer Hall has been In some respects, yes; in his h01~e above Centerville to "updated" with air condition- some, no There were pranks the College day In and day out lng, wall-to-wall carpeting, built- then - like the horse which , - rain, sleet, or soow - to gel FOUNDERS' INN - Alwood Inn, or Hotel, was located two mlles northwest in desks and closet•. and bed- was taken to the fourth floor of that education and later went of the village ot R10 Grande on the Pleasant Valley Road v:hich was the old steads accompanied with "mat- Atwood Hall and suffered a on to get a master's degree in stage coach road. It was bu~lt by Mr. and Mrs. Nehemiah Atwood about 1830. tresses." broken leg as It was brought educatioo from Bowling Green They founded R10 Grande College 46 years later. Grades in those •'good old down - and the pranks now . State University; soon he will . , . days" wert on the !&-point sy- In the early years of Rio conclud• 40 yeara in the teach. are. no different - though thelf\ Clencal_, m!dntenance, stem. Today's grading system Gral!de Colleg• and of many ing field. . des1re " not a matter of dis- counseling positions are has moved down to tour points. other colleges and universities The students on campus now lance but a matter of finance. w1tb students who are 4-Datly Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 13, 1986 a '/ .And then, just as quickly Now, 110 years "!liter, 1he Ida the name loomed Into headlines, Is g~lng tbrougb ooe qf 110 il returne<l to the qulel spot greatest stages of development. had held, but with a new and One, two, tliree, iour, five, sl<, stronger character, seven, eight, nine, ten. Tbjit'a Now wllere Is 11 going? As one need eoullt, and Rlo beads Into the final deca<le of Grande's first eeotury will have c:elltury old blstory, It's gabJ.f-==i-iiiliiiiliiiiiii;i;;;;iiiiij lng 'speed again and moving 111-fi to the front ranks of respect. ed and challenging colleges universities across the DBIIOD. It's like a baby which bas teamed to walk and Is to DRY go outside its own front yard CLEANING see the world beyond the lence. Service On Request Buttermes ny snen,uu:y~W:[:~~the old stone of the f( of the Atwood Borne iD Pleas· ant Valley - the only remind· er that here, once upon a time, CLEANERS POMEROY 2 HOUR Robinson's an idea was born. Save More at Moore'sl HELEN HELP US! i - - by ' ALL-STAR LATEX WALL PAINT $3.79 gal. . OUR CHIEF WALL PAINT $4.99gel. IIIII 1881 ibe two eouJ;II:!Jmea !bat tbey eould DOt Ulll8llltar1 Coadtllonll .... . . lfel!'lll $44,at.OL i AIIIUIIIDI lilt . ,..e II8)'CI' B. G. MuqraYe; the ""''· ben, Reid Daellttle, the ,..~ p, Chlrllll Fowler, and their loYestigation I Wit ,1· .,J> OWcerl was unable to obtain any an- a new sewer and water sy- that many sl&lletB : ~ bi cil Monday night accepled the who will work in conjunctlen swer to his inquiry, then this stem for _the city. Appllcattons Uon did re~~.... area Jfaadley, RuiMil Hollllil.' JIID·'' . resignations ef two councll with the building inspector of week the contractor called the w1ll be filed w1tb tbe of the sta • """ Fllher, Wallllcesmlllulldl .....'d;'> l!ll!mbers and approved tbeir the city; approval of a motion mayor and informed blm the ment of Ho~sing and Ur~ ))e. als•1;'ported ~tthehad ul8di!f.:ud::..;;R:::Iffle::::·----.....,..~·., "',..li·Q,a replacements. for the city not to issue any order had been 1D1splaced bul vell>pment m Phdadelphla and Hea ~ had Issued · . building permits other than for the lights would be shipped on if cleared by that Department 80 lns~on . Councdman Tad Stevens of residential construction in Belle- September 23rd. the city conld obtain funds for\ clean bill of bealth. . the 2nd Ward rasJgned due to meade section of the city until . an englneeriDg study Ia be l then voled to lake no ael!on f "'! the fact that he was elecled to such lime as Beilemeade could Mayor Morgan mformed coun- made of the present system aDd i the petition. !I 1>, . r-_ J the Mason County Board of be zoned; approved a motloo ell .that h_e would make apph· recommendations for a new Mayor Morgan appointed Education 1n th• May primary thai the tr bedroom In the cat10n th1s week to the State system. CouD<Ilmoo RuaseU Holland TASH,A.G eledlon and wUI take his 11!111 es a 1\oad CommJSS!OD concerning 1 -) . · on the Board in January. Upon firelty :; the erecting of a traffic light Council was a letter Don of Motbf\._ A_j reeommendatioo of Mayor D. c at the intersection of North lrom Leroy A. SDUth, Region- possl or [ 1 B Morgan and approved by tbe paid firemen, visiting 11"" Park Drive and 25th Street and a! Director, concerning the pav· era School Patrol. 1VI1'DAY ~uncil Elmer Jones of 141» men and volunteer firemen and would also contact thi\ State ing of streets in the new U!w Tbe nnanctal statements of 1-o-::.;.~~:__J.f-.,?"~l Now orran1e the <lrtlttlletlen Lewis Street, was appointed to pollee on special duty who nood Road Commission con'cerntng Cost Housing project now un- the three city departments to form !he ourpriM an•::;: fill the vacancy. rest r the possibility o1 double lining der construction. Acccwdi~ to read showing the followlnll ~~J~:;;;;:::;--;·~~~,...:;••;n~••ted lhoabo"' Mayor D. :-'o gan report- the highway for no passing a previous agreement wllli the ances as of August 31st; City, JON [ Robert Hayes represe~lmg the ed to the council on the delay from Tiny's Drive-Inn on Ohio government the Housing Auth·l •$4=7~,485:;.55~;_;W~a:;;te;;,r,.W~or;;kS_~·-.;$45;;;,,·======;;;;;i;;;;--a 1.._ _, . ...._..,,.,___,_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ F~rst w,rd rendered hiS res!&· of erect!Dg the ~afflc Ughts at River Road to the city limits orlty must pay their share on l1 -nation and upon recommends- the corner of S1xth and VI~nd R t 62 an assessment basis along wllh U..n•••" tomorrow) for &llDI DIMON AFFIAY DILUTE lion of the Mayor and apprDV· and Silth and Main and Fifth onBid:" read on the purch- property owners, o! which ..:;; fe.tntlay'• Alllur: IF'II•t n rouplr. of ~mart dr#'"e" nomtd al ?f council, Wadear Thabet, Street and VIand. Mayor re.port- ase of a stake body dump truck there IS only two, to develop AA-IJ.C widths :-..:: 11••1• doUJI>~t•-NATALll Mam Street, was appointed to ed that contract for the hg~ts to be used by the city sanita-: the streets In the housing pro. fill the vac~ncy. . was let on July 7th, t966 and he lion department with bids re-~ jecl. Mayor Morgan appointed Other action_ of_ the council had called the contract~r on AU· 1ceived on 8 Chevrolot truck and Leonard Riffle to contact the was the appomtmg of Charles gust 23 concerning the !•ghls but on a Ford truck. The Ford bid , Housing Authority concerning was low in the amount of $3,6051 !heir financial status on the tncluding hoist and power t.ake·1 ,treet pavmg. ·In olt off. The low bid was accepted ! At the last regular council! ·--~ ~tl f UtfOn ef ISf UrC un by council providing the price scsson H. H. Rayburn present· A reunion of the J. C. and and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Orr, i is correct on a 1967 model. ed a petition to councU concern'., ',_, NT led Innocent and trl 1 date of Ethalinda Moore family Long Bottom; Mrs. William Council recommended thai ing Harmon Stables which the PT. PLEASAenter~Fo:"' pe;- ll'x, se• by the court. hold Sunday, in the basement of Call, Nelsonville; Harry Rose, City Attorney R. G. Musgrave petition stated was not sanitary. - ..:ri. 8 a'ction of the court sons Ml)ilddi}Y Is tu pedeaa bo 1 1·ther the Sutton Methodist church. Akron; and Unda Yost, Pori· proceed with filing applications Mayor Morgan appointed a. com· Jhelrln -.men Grand · remJury inY the0 ~ignlng of an order I~ the A basket di rmer was served land• ·· 1ederal funds for , mlltee · the September lor obtammg composed of CouncUmen """~, Mason Qlunty Circuit Qlurl. action of State of West V1rglnla noon, w1_th the Rev. John EJ Rei Kathryn Elizabeth John· bier askmg grace. Russell FrankliD Leach, Pt. \ son vs. Harold Lee Sturgeon A short business session was . Pleasant, mdicted on three dering and adjuglng that Har· b ld hich epened with the coonts, two misdemeanor& and old Lee sturgeon is the lather e w 1 1 on~ felony, pled Innocent to the ol the infant child and be was ~~~m~ si::~:~~adlngs misdemeanor counts which In· ordered to pay hospital be All fflcers 1 eluded contributing, and u- medical bills illCIIl'red In severa mem rs. o sault, and trial date of October birth of the child and also pay were re~~4 : ~e 1 ~::': 1 was set. On the felon~ count, $35 per month support. yearIda~. m~ u ' :,., ' pres e , orman , a rape charge. Leach s attor· ney, cecil Dean. moved the ARRESTS MADE president; FlGrence Circle, secourt to have a blll of parllcu· PT PLEASANT _ Arrests cr:etary-treasurer, and Iars flied and Leach will enter · th ty jall E18elsteln, Mrs. George Oclo- lisled at e coun bel and Arthur Orr his plea to that count on the weekend and Monday were. tal::nt committee. ~ birthbe~a~~h Maraholl, Qlttageville, f.:'~ ~~rre:o::~~~s~t. 1 day of Mrs. Delbert Etselsteln indicted on tlie mtsde.meanor west Qllumbia,. each was reocgntzed. charge of intent to de!raud, en· wttb dri tn bile . Gilts were presented to Mrs. tered a plea of guilty and will El rthv 8~ ~ til New Delbert Eiselsteln and Dana be sentenced on October 14. s:!t Chari:S 'E Koeppel 41 Moore, the two surviving mem· Marshall ~~epresented himself : . 2 Point PleaRnl, ~acb bers ol the Moore family:.~ in Qlurt. charged with tntoxication: Dan· ry Rose, oldest grandchild, Ter John D. McCany, Pt. Plea- ny Ray Cotltill, Pt. Pleasant, ry Patterson, yoUJ18est boy; sant, indicted on a contributing arrested on a contempt of court Rebecca Lee, young~t gl;~e charge pled innocent and charge and Lester Leroy Hall, Harry Rose, travebng trial date of October 10 was set. 20; Apple Grove, trespassing lartherest, _and Douglas Llf<:~e. I Arthur M. Goodwin, Pl. warrant largest family. pJea!IBDI indicted.J!! the lelo· AUendlng were Mr. and Mrs. ny - · .·of emlieJzleJIIMI, Clayton Bookman and grandson, Greg of Glouster: Mr. . and PJeuait Valley Hospital Mrs. Rodney Bookman and fa· ADl\llTI'ED: Mrs. Harold mily and Mr. and Mrs. John Keefer, Pt. Pleasant: Tbeodore ctrele, CAllumbus: Mrs. James Melrose, Pt. Pleuant; Mrs. Patterson and SOI18, Mr. and ' .f., Joseph Sayre, Pt. Pleasant; Mill.·. Douglll ~ · eM, -..'Il l l'unice Rolllna, Leon; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roberlb Mr. and Mrs. Garrett C!tcle, ; C'ii Jerald Johnson, Reedsville, and family o! Cotum us Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee and faOh · . Rolph Mayes Apple the Labor Day weekend mtly, Dana Moore and son, _edT Gr~~e: WUliam W~lden, Win· Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Folmer Paul, Rev. 8Jld Mrs. John Kim· .. :n chester, KJ.; Jotm w. Shlglay, and Jeflry. . bier ~ fauillty and Florence - ·ll Bloolllin&lolto indiana. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins and Circle, Racine.' •b DISCHABGED: John Woyan, family and Mrs. Grace Glaze Mrs. Jack Follrod, Mrs. Del· Southside; Llda Evans, Charles· of Columbus came to bert Eis~lsteln and sao, ton; Mrs. Charlel Kenaler and spend the Labor Da~. Mr. and Mn. Virgil Windon daughter, Aabton; Mrs. Wit· with Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Rid· lamily, Mr. and Mra. Rotlet -~ iiam Truln8ll. Auburn, Calilor· ford and family . ler and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. ' '-':.1:! oia· Linda Holmes PL PleaJ- Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam RJ&hl- Fred Smith, Pomeroy; Mr. and ·::!r:: ant~ BlllJ Easton, 'VInton. house and daughter • Judy• spent Mrs. Lawrence Rose, .;,};-;;:, umTil: Mr. and Mrs. Don· Sunday In Ricbmondale wttb ville; Mr. and Mrs. Eprl Dean • .'i ... .. ald JoDi~, Gallipolis, a son: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack (Wll· and family, Cbesler. Mr IIIII Mrs. Robert Landon, rna RigbthiiUSe). Mr. and Mrs. 0eo1:1e Gerlhel·l .:. 1.u; G~ a daughter; Mr. A family picnic was held mer aiKI Mr. and Mrs. No111111DI : -~ and Mrs. Rlchord Weaver, Buf· the home of Mr. and Mrs. WIJ. Rose and son, MJnersvUie; Mr. falo, 1 sou. liam Radford recently. Pres.~~~ and Mrs. DaM Fell, Wasbblfol ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;='!\were Mr. and Mrs. Harold R... ton, c. H.; Mrs. 'l'belma Orr, of Qlncord, Mr. and Mrs. Don 1\GloiZltand ·dauchter •. Sue. and woods. Mrs. Baltr'asons.l\fr. granddaughter, Heidi, of . and Mrs. Birdie Babr and Anwn and take up to 24 months to pay. Ashland Metered Gas gives you comfort, conve~nre land, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullil1l granddlughter, Pat, and Mr. ~.~hland Metered Gas is easy on your poclletbOok and family and Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Golden Bahr of and economy in every room of your home. Use 1t for FOR SCHOOL ,"•cause you pay for it cfter you use it. And we .keep Glue of Qllumbus, Mr. and ens and her mother, Mrs. Miry clean. dependable, instant heat ••• and for hot water, ~ plentiful i!Upply of fuel in your tank at all times, Mrs. Glen Glaze and famlly, of Five PGinlll 11ao alo 99 ID cooking, and clothes drying. . :lUtomatically. No matter how rokl thP weather. Mrs. June Glaze and Your nearby Ashland LP-Gas Bulk Plant ofl'ers you Mlddlepol1, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. KeDDetb y0u'll never run out. , ~ -; : e\1 a ·complete line of quality gas heating systems and Glaze and familly of fltb and son,' Joe, receDtly ... -·-s ~~u and the host and hostess. joyed an overnight appliances. Expert installation is available as well as -~ij: b[i&; Mr. and Mra. WiUiam Radford trtp in West Vlrlinil· Middleport, convenient budget terms. You can pay only 10% !: ~. noli' and family. Ray Powell and 'l'omlll1 Walo -!..:l -N- . :~ :~~S.~i\iEII ~~~~~ Mrs. Hugh Belrba villlled • son, who are In the Alr Force. . ~~U~! r recent atternoeo wll!l Mrs. Pat- and lArrY lllld Gaey LIDdon, :21;! \.' rick Wood. are ln the An:Dy, spell! a :: i~':';]lJ !, lbrea day leave bert wllb parents over 8 . - 1 WMtead. Empln tentnl Mrs. Lola arlffln, Mrs. Po'tlell and aon, Ray, were Htatlal on Mn. Carrie 8abr and Compact forced air PT PLEASANT- City Qlun· Wood as Cit¥ Health Depart-\ 'f1es I ] REDOlVJ. I I V I I I ,n V~ t "'"""lllii rl , ~=lngtmen~ q~:~er!n~yf I by I Cl X 1 I c . . J I 'I I ) rea~ .:~ty tag=~ B. \J•mld"' LOAFERS :er." BACK TO ~ ---1 SCHOOL. • H /d Reunion of M-oore Fam•ly is e M hod • Ch h S day A S THE SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT I OUTSIDE S .99 WHITE -· ·- -· GAL H•l•n Sottel-....1 2 Councilmen Resign , are Replaced Made in Circuit Court Top-Quality Chicgao Chevy Presents Caroenter Irs Galloping Social News NewCamaro ,.,~~ Sentinel, !omeroy-liDddlepoi't, 0., lept. ~It __, .... w Jnvestlple Pleas to Indictments are I tl • ,.. ~ 1'11110 1114 ~ It atarled with an ldell - an Seven pen101111 made up tbe tint IICI'Oill the .COlllltry, a ttudent Idea- that an instituUon of faculty; the Rev. Ransoo Dunn, dellriag 1 hllh.er educaUon hod Chrlillan higher education president and professor of men- to choose whether to give up lhould be built in Southeastern Ud and moral philosophy; AI- the r' " and leave the family Ohio. And on September IS, banus A. Moulton, profe!IOr ol lold, M stay nome and follow 117!. the idea became a real· mathematics and Instructor iD In h1a father's foolsleptl. MOIIe)l c i ·' " L-------.............,......,..,...,,.,.,...,...... I . . Roc'k Spnn'gs Soct'ety Notes ·..t ..,r;./.t t Enjoy wall-to-wall comfort this winter .. ' with Ashland Metered Gas and Empire Appliances SHOES COLEMAN HEATING S2:tf $5• Roush's Shoe Ston Don't delay. Contact us today/ o. No - charge _ _::=:==-::...-- Tuppers Plains Society.News -~~. ll-"'i:-ii:-;;";;'i;;i:ki;~ •• ne ema As mob lndepolldoDt - dwlt lor oar services. We repreaent Mveral atrong compallia llld Clll oolecl lhl rjtl!l !dad ot ,iolariDCO ., ... roUt c.r bome, or llltllnoP. A .U.Illl Clll ofor fOU only the policilo bia COIDPilliY tell•· Get 1bo 1111 Diftenoco ill ........,;.n, llllurlllloo-..n - . s,mm Marpret, • furnace takte little apace ('will fit in a closet). Completely lnatalled incl~ding warm-air l'OGIII ducla. cold air return, cell• tril lf8(11eDt II H8irtey ~t COil• trol. Quiet, powwful, fully 1uaraqteed. !tt:oT:*'~ ~~ at lilY't: ., ' ., • . . �' ,, ' '· · ·•~ Rio··Grande Copege ' • ID 1 1 n c p II ( n d •s • Final·'Decade ·. of F.irst Centllfy • I • tty 88 ruo Grande Qlllege op- Greei: Ge!Wge A. Slaylall, pm- was not 10 much 8 decklleg en1 its doors for its first full feuor of natural science and point. Today's studenll must day• of classes. instructor In Latin: Dr. Rufua lalow not so much where they Now 90 years later, the doora D. Jacobi, professor of chemis- are going but whether they can will open again to permit stu· try; Miss Nellle M. Phllllps, afford a hlgher education or not dents to seek a strong higher preceptress and Instructor In and if they can't, how they educatioo and tht College will EngUsh and Mo·· 1 Langu111es: can. begin Its nnal countdown toward Miss Ida B. Hantne, teacher of But the desire lor an educa· tis tooth anniversary. instrumental music. and T. Jay lion is the same. The story has But oh ~.ow Urnes ha v e Morgan, assistant teacher In been told around Rio Grande of ch~ · ' mathematics. Moulton wu aJ. a atudent who walked five mUes In those days one could get so Hbrarian and registrar. to classes each day and II v e a full year's educalioD for a Today's faculty, led by Prest- mlles home to get a salisfacmere $110 to $140 per year. To- dent Aiphus " Christensen, tory college education - an ed· day the price Is $l,SOO. numbers 38 with an admlnlstra· ucation be fell would help both ~ach room according to the live Qluncil of seven and a his future and Ills famUy . 187& College 'catalogue, was growing clerical and malllten- Frederick Shafer. a proml furiUshed with a grate, a coal- ance staff. nent teacher in the Bexley boi and shovel, 8 bedstead. two Yes, Urnes have changed. but School System of Columbus. wa> chdlra and a table. Tbe recent· have the students? such a man who walked from ty Hnish.O Holzer Hall has been In some respects, yes; in his h01~e above Centerville to "updated" with air condition- some, no There were pranks the College day In and day out lng, wall-to-wall carpeting, built- then - like the horse which , - rain, sleet, or soow - to gel FOUNDERS' INN - Alwood Inn, or Hotel, was located two mlles northwest in desks and closet•. and bed- was taken to the fourth floor of that education and later went of the village ot R10 Grande on the Pleasant Valley Road v:hich was the old steads accompanied with "mat- Atwood Hall and suffered a on to get a master's degree in stage coach road. It was bu~lt by Mr. and Mrs. Nehemiah Atwood about 1830. tresses." broken leg as It was brought educatioo from Bowling Green They founded R10 Grande College 46 years later. Grades in those •'good old down - and the pranks now . State University; soon he will . , . days" wert on the !&-point sy- In the early years of Rio conclud• 40 yeara in the teach. are. no different - though thelf\ Clencal_, m!dntenance, stem. Today's grading system Gral!de Colleg• and of many ing field. . des1re " not a matter of dis- counseling positions are has moved down to tour points. other colleges and universities The students on campus now lance but a matter of finance. w1tb students who are 4-Datly Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 13, 1986 a '/ .And then, just as quickly Now, 110 years "!liter, 1he Ida the name loomed Into headlines, Is g~lng tbrougb ooe qf 110 il returne<l to the qulel spot greatest stages of development. had held, but with a new and One, two, tliree, iour, five, sl<, stronger character, seven, eight, nine, ten. Tbjit'a Now wllere Is 11 going? As one need eoullt, and Rlo beads Into the final deca<le of Grande's first eeotury will have c:elltury old blstory, It's gabJ.f-==i-iiiliiiiliiiiiii;i;;;;iiiiij lng 'speed again and moving 111-fi to the front ranks of respect. ed and challenging colleges universities across the DBIIOD. It's like a baby which bas teamed to walk and Is to DRY go outside its own front yard CLEANING see the world beyond the lence. Service On Request Buttermes ny snen,uu:y~W:[:~~the old stone of the f( of the Atwood Borne iD Pleas· ant Valley - the only remind· er that here, once upon a time, CLEANERS POMEROY 2 HOUR Robinson's an idea was born. Save More at Moore'sl HELEN HELP US! i - - by ' ALL-STAR LATEX WALL PAINT $3.79 gal. . OUR CHIEF WALL PAINT $4.99gel. IIIII 1881 ibe two eouJ;II:!Jmea !bat tbey eould DOt Ulll8llltar1 Coadtllonll .... . . lfel!'lll $44,at.OL i AIIIUIIIDI lilt . ,..e II8)'CI' B. G. MuqraYe; the ""''· ben, Reid Daellttle, the ,..~ p, Chlrllll Fowler, and their loYestigation I Wit ,1· .,J> OWcerl was unable to obtain any an- a new sewer and water sy- that many sl&lletB : ~ bi cil Monday night accepled the who will work in conjunctlen swer to his inquiry, then this stem for _the city. Appllcattons Uon did re~~.... area Jfaadley, RuiMil Hollllil.' JIID·'' . resignations ef two councll with the building inspector of week the contractor called the w1ll be filed w1tb tbe of the sta • """ Fllher, Wallllcesmlllulldl .....'d;'> l!ll!mbers and approved tbeir the city; approval of a motion mayor and informed blm the ment of Ho~sing and Ur~ ))e. als•1;'ported ~tthehad ul8di!f.:ud::..;;R:::Iffle::::·----.....,..~·., "',..li·Q,a replacements. for the city not to issue any order had been 1D1splaced bul vell>pment m Phdadelphla and Hea ~ had Issued · . building permits other than for the lights would be shipped on if cleared by that Department 80 lns~on . Councdman Tad Stevens of residential construction in Belle- September 23rd. the city conld obtain funds for\ clean bill of bealth. . the 2nd Ward rasJgned due to meade section of the city until . an englneeriDg study Ia be l then voled to lake no ael!on f "'! the fact that he was elecled to such lime as Beilemeade could Mayor Morgan mformed coun- made of the present system aDd i the petition. !I 1>, . r-_ J the Mason County Board of be zoned; approved a motloo ell .that h_e would make apph· recommendations for a new Mayor Morgan appointed Education 1n th• May primary thai the tr bedroom In the cat10n th1s week to the State system. CouD<Ilmoo RuaseU Holland TASH,A.G eledlon and wUI take his 11!111 es a 1\oad CommJSS!OD concerning 1 -) . · on the Board in January. Upon firelty :; the erecting of a traffic light Council was a letter Don of Motbf\._ A_j reeommendatioo of Mayor D. c at the intersection of North lrom Leroy A. SDUth, Region- possl or [ 1 B Morgan and approved by tbe paid firemen, visiting 11"" Park Drive and 25th Street and a! Director, concerning the pav· era School Patrol. 1VI1'DAY ~uncil Elmer Jones of 141» men and volunteer firemen and would also contact thi\ State ing of streets in the new U!w Tbe nnanctal statements of 1-o-::.;.~~:__J.f-.,?"~l Now orran1e the <lrtlttlletlen Lewis Street, was appointed to pollee on special duty who nood Road Commission con'cerntng Cost Housing project now un- the three city departments to form !he ourpriM an•::;: fill the vacancy. rest r the possibility o1 double lining der construction. Acccwdi~ to read showing the followlnll ~~J~:;;;;:::;--;·~~~,...:;••;n~••ted lhoabo"' Mayor D. :-'o gan report- the highway for no passing a previous agreement wllli the ances as of August 31st; City, JON [ Robert Hayes represe~lmg the ed to the council on the delay from Tiny's Drive-Inn on Ohio government the Housing Auth·l •$4=7~,485:;.55~;_;W~a:;;te;;,r,.W~or;;kS_~·-.;$45;;;,,·======;;;;;i;;;;--a 1.._ _, . ...._..,,.,___,_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ F~rst w,rd rendered hiS res!&· of erect!Dg the ~afflc Ughts at River Road to the city limits orlty must pay their share on l1 -nation and upon recommends- the corner of S1xth and VI~nd R t 62 an assessment basis along wllh U..n•••" tomorrow) for &llDI DIMON AFFIAY DILUTE lion of the Mayor and apprDV· and Silth and Main and Fifth onBid:" read on the purch- property owners, o! which ..:;; fe.tntlay'• Alllur: IF'II•t n rouplr. of ~mart dr#'"e" nomtd al ?f council, Wadear Thabet, Street and VIand. Mayor re.port- ase of a stake body dump truck there IS only two, to develop AA-IJ.C widths :-..:: 11••1• doUJI>~t•-NATALll Mam Street, was appointed to ed that contract for the hg~ts to be used by the city sanita-: the streets In the housing pro. fill the vac~ncy. . was let on July 7th, t966 and he lion department with bids re-~ jecl. Mayor Morgan appointed Other action_ of_ the council had called the contract~r on AU· 1ceived on 8 Chevrolot truck and Leonard Riffle to contact the was the appomtmg of Charles gust 23 concerning the !•ghls but on a Ford truck. The Ford bid , Housing Authority concerning was low in the amount of $3,6051 !heir financial status on the tncluding hoist and power t.ake·1 ,treet pavmg. ·In olt off. The low bid was accepted ! At the last regular council! ·--~ ~tl f UtfOn ef ISf UrC un by council providing the price scsson H. H. Rayburn present· A reunion of the J. C. and and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Orr, i is correct on a 1967 model. ed a petition to councU concern'., ',_, NT led Innocent and trl 1 date of Ethalinda Moore family Long Bottom; Mrs. William Council recommended thai ing Harmon Stables which the PT. PLEASAenter~Fo:"' pe;- ll'x, se• by the court. hold Sunday, in the basement of Call, Nelsonville; Harry Rose, City Attorney R. G. Musgrave petition stated was not sanitary. - ..:ri. 8 a'ction of the court sons Ml)ilddi}Y Is tu pedeaa bo 1 1·ther the Sutton Methodist church. Akron; and Unda Yost, Pori· proceed with filing applications Mayor Morgan appointed a. com· Jhelrln -.men Grand · remJury inY the0 ~ignlng of an order I~ the A basket di rmer was served land• ·· 1ederal funds for , mlltee · the September lor obtammg composed of CouncUmen """~, Mason Qlunty Circuit Qlurl. action of State of West V1rglnla noon, w1_th the Rev. John EJ Rei Kathryn Elizabeth John· bier askmg grace. Russell FrankliD Leach, Pt. \ son vs. Harold Lee Sturgeon A short business session was . Pleasant, mdicted on three dering and adjuglng that Har· b ld hich epened with the coonts, two misdemeanor& and old Lee sturgeon is the lather e w 1 1 on~ felony, pled Innocent to the ol the infant child and be was ~~~m~ si::~:~~adlngs misdemeanor counts which In· ordered to pay hospital be All fflcers 1 eluded contributing, and u- medical bills illCIIl'red In severa mem rs. o sault, and trial date of October birth of the child and also pay were re~~4 : ~e 1 ~::': 1 was set. On the felon~ count, $35 per month support. yearIda~. m~ u ' :,., ' pres e , orman , a rape charge. Leach s attor· ney, cecil Dean. moved the ARRESTS MADE president; FlGrence Circle, secourt to have a blll of parllcu· PT PLEASANT _ Arrests cr:etary-treasurer, and Iars flied and Leach will enter · th ty jall E18elsteln, Mrs. George Oclo- lisled at e coun bel and Arthur Orr his plea to that count on the weekend and Monday were. tal::nt committee. ~ birthbe~a~~h Maraholl, Qlttageville, f.:'~ ~~rre:o::~~~s~t. 1 day of Mrs. Delbert Etselsteln indicted on tlie mtsde.meanor west Qllumbia,. each was reocgntzed. charge of intent to de!raud, en· wttb dri tn bile . Gilts were presented to Mrs. tered a plea of guilty and will El rthv 8~ ~ til New Delbert Eiselsteln and Dana be sentenced on October 14. s:!t Chari:S 'E Koeppel 41 Moore, the two surviving mem· Marshall ~~epresented himself : . 2 Point PleaRnl, ~acb bers ol the Moore family:.~ in Qlurt. charged with tntoxication: Dan· ry Rose, oldest grandchild, Ter John D. McCany, Pt. Plea- ny Ray Cotltill, Pt. Pleasant, ry Patterson, yoUJ18est boy; sant, indicted on a contributing arrested on a contempt of court Rebecca Lee, young~t gl;~e charge pled innocent and charge and Lester Leroy Hall, Harry Rose, travebng trial date of October 10 was set. 20; Apple Grove, trespassing lartherest, _and Douglas Llf<:~e. I Arthur M. Goodwin, Pl. warrant largest family. pJea!IBDI indicted.J!! the lelo· AUendlng were Mr. and Mrs. ny - · .·of emlieJzleJIIMI, Clayton Bookman and grandson, Greg of Glouster: Mr. . and PJeuait Valley Hospital Mrs. Rodney Bookman and fa· ADl\llTI'ED: Mrs. Harold mily and Mr. and Mrs. John Keefer, Pt. Pleasant: Tbeodore ctrele, CAllumbus: Mrs. James Melrose, Pt. Pleuant; Mrs. Patterson and SOI18, Mr. and ' .f., Joseph Sayre, Pt. Pleasant; Mill.·. Douglll ~ · eM, -..'Il l l'unice Rolllna, Leon; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roberlb Mr. and Mrs. Garrett C!tcle, ; C'ii Jerald Johnson, Reedsville, and family o! Cotum us Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee and faOh · . Rolph Mayes Apple the Labor Day weekend mtly, Dana Moore and son, _edT Gr~~e: WUliam W~lden, Win· Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Folmer Paul, Rev. 8Jld Mrs. John Kim· .. :n chester, KJ.; Jotm w. Shlglay, and Jeflry. . bier ~ fauillty and Florence - ·ll Bloolllin&lolto indiana. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins and Circle, Racine.' •b DISCHABGED: John Woyan, family and Mrs. Grace Glaze Mrs. Jack Follrod, Mrs. Del· Southside; Llda Evans, Charles· of Columbus came to bert Eis~lsteln and sao, ton; Mrs. Charlel Kenaler and spend the Labor Da~. Mr. and Mn. Virgil Windon daughter, Aabton; Mrs. Wit· with Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Rid· lamily, Mr. and Mra. Rotlet -~ iiam Truln8ll. Auburn, Calilor· ford and family . ler and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. ' '-':.1:! oia· Linda Holmes PL PleaJ- Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam RJ&hl- Fred Smith, Pomeroy; Mr. and ·::!r:: ant~ BlllJ Easton, 'VInton. house and daughter • Judy• spent Mrs. Lawrence Rose, .;,};-;;:, umTil: Mr. and Mrs. Don· Sunday In Ricbmondale wttb ville; Mr. and Mrs. Eprl Dean • .'i ... .. ald JoDi~, Gallipolis, a son: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack (Wll· and family, Cbesler. Mr IIIII Mrs. Robert Landon, rna RigbthiiUSe). Mr. and Mrs. 0eo1:1e Gerlhel·l .:. 1.u; G~ a daughter; Mr. A family picnic was held mer aiKI Mr. and Mrs. No111111DI : -~ and Mrs. Rlchord Weaver, Buf· the home of Mr. and Mrs. WIJ. Rose and son, MJnersvUie; Mr. falo, 1 sou. liam Radford recently. Pres.~~~ and Mrs. DaM Fell, Wasbblfol ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;='!\were Mr. and Mrs. Harold R... ton, c. H.; Mrs. 'l'belma Orr, of Qlncord, Mr. and Mrs. Don 1\GloiZltand ·dauchter •. Sue. and woods. Mrs. Baltr'asons.l\fr. granddaughter, Heidi, of . and Mrs. Birdie Babr and Anwn and take up to 24 months to pay. Ashland Metered Gas gives you comfort, conve~nre land, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullil1l granddlughter, Pat, and Mr. ~.~hland Metered Gas is easy on your poclletbOok and family and Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Golden Bahr of and economy in every room of your home. Use 1t for FOR SCHOOL ,"•cause you pay for it cfter you use it. And we .keep Glue of Qllumbus, Mr. and ens and her mother, Mrs. Miry clean. dependable, instant heat ••• and for hot water, ~ plentiful i!Upply of fuel in your tank at all times, Mrs. Glen Glaze and famlly, of Five PGinlll 11ao alo 99 ID cooking, and clothes drying. . :lUtomatically. No matter how rokl thP weather. Mrs. June Glaze and Your nearby Ashland LP-Gas Bulk Plant ofl'ers you Mlddlepol1, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. KeDDetb y0u'll never run out. , ~ -; : e\1 a ·complete line of quality gas heating systems and Glaze and familly of fltb and son,' Joe, receDtly ... -·-s ~~u and the host and hostess. joyed an overnight appliances. Expert installation is available as well as -~ij: b[i&; Mr. and Mra. WiUiam Radford trtp in West Vlrlinil· Middleport, convenient budget terms. You can pay only 10% !: ~. noli' and family. Ray Powell and 'l'omlll1 Walo -!..:l -N- . :~ :~~S.~i\iEII ~~~~~ Mrs. Hugh Belrba villlled • son, who are In the Alr Force. . ~~U~! r recent atternoeo wll!l Mrs. Pat- and lArrY lllld Gaey LIDdon, :21;! \.' rick Wood. are ln the An:Dy, spell! a :: i~':';]lJ !, lbrea day leave bert wllb parents over 8 . - 1 WMtead. Empln tentnl Mrs. Lola arlffln, Mrs. Po'tlell and aon, Ray, were Htatlal on Mn. Carrie 8abr and Compact forced air PT PLEASANT- City Qlun· Wood as Cit¥ Health Depart-\ 'f1es I ] REDOlVJ. I I V I I I ,n V~ t "'"""lllii rl , ~=lngtmen~ q~:~er!n~yf I by I Cl X 1 I c . . J I 'I I ) rea~ .:~ty tag=~ B. \J•mld"' LOAFERS :er." BACK TO ~ ---1 SCHOOL. • H /d Reunion of M-oore Fam•ly is e M hod • Ch h S day A S THE SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT I OUTSIDE S .99 WHITE -· ·- -· GAL H•l•n Sottel-....1 2 Councilmen Resign , are Replaced Made in Circuit Court Top-Quality Chicgao Chevy Presents Caroenter Irs Galloping Social News NewCamaro ,.,~~ Sentinel, !omeroy-liDddlepoi't, 0., lept. ~It __, .... w Jnvestlple Pleas to Indictments are I tl • ,.. ~ 1'11110 1114 ~ It atarled with an ldell - an Seven pen101111 made up tbe tint IICI'Oill the .COlllltry, a ttudent Idea- that an instituUon of faculty; the Rev. Ransoo Dunn, dellriag 1 hllh.er educaUon hod Chrlillan higher education president and professor of men- to choose whether to give up lhould be built in Southeastern Ud and moral philosophy; AI- the r' " and leave the family Ohio. And on September IS, banus A. Moulton, profe!IOr ol lold, M stay nome and follow 117!. the idea became a real· mathematics and Instructor iD In h1a father's foolsleptl. MOIIe)l c i ·' " L-------.............,......,..,...,,.,.,...,...... I . . Roc'k Spnn'gs Soct'ety Notes ·..t ..,r;./.t t Enjoy wall-to-wall comfort this winter .. ' with Ashland Metered Gas and Empire Appliances SHOES COLEMAN HEATING S2:tf $5• Roush's Shoe Ston Don't delay. Contact us today/ o. No - charge _ _::=:==-::...-- Tuppers Plains Society.News -~~. ll-"'i:-ii:-;;";;'i;;i:ki;~ •• ne ema As mob lndepolldoDt - dwlt lor oar services. We repreaent Mveral atrong compallia llld Clll oolecl lhl rjtl!l !dad ot ,iolariDCO ., ... roUt c.r bome, or llltllnoP. A .U.Illl Clll ofor fOU only the policilo bia COIDPilliY tell•· Get 1bo 1111 Diftenoco ill ........,;.n, llllurlllloo-..n - . s,mm Marpret, • furnace takte little apace ('will fit in a closet). Completely lnatalled incl~ding warm-air l'OGIII ducla. cold air return, cell• tril lf8(11eDt II H8irtey ~t COil• trol. Quiet, powwful, fully 1uaraqteed. !tt:oT:*'~ ~~ at lilY't: ., ' ., • . . �l I' ' ! . • ' !) ( ·' • I ., Get Extra Cash The Wanl ~d Way - - - - - - : - - · ~Dail1 Sentinel, ·~y.Ukl&porl, 0., Sept. 11, 18611 ' ~- WANT AD INFORMATION W•ntecl To luy 1964 C:HEVELLE 4 Door Sedan, VB interior, iood tiref.. radio and beater. ••.so,..,. .... '"'"'"'"'"' """ . ';~' ,'{!.~:•; i :· ouu.r •ooouc1Ne PH:.. ONEWA"'WYAD2-2156 a • per ee 5293. t 11 lie 1!19y2p·e555.u2s.ed very I ., 13 31~ I'll! Ph 41\ooM furnished apartment i• Pomeroy, utilities paid. PUPPIES. mixedbetw,;en Cock· Ph. 992·3975 or 992-2571. er Spamel and Fre•ch Pood-1 Notice WEEit END meeting, Sept. 15, . -. . 9 13 tic l.ow'fr Light Mission, Rt. 143, S ROOM furnished house and Hart;lsonvllle Road. Rev . bath. Ph. 992-5554. _ 9 13 3lc · Ralph Spires, Ewinglon, 0., 3- ROOM apartment and bath, will be preaching. Sunday af· furnished . Middleport. Ph. ternoon at 2:00. Rev. Mat· 1192-3874. 9 1% tfc th~w Harden. G. eneral Supt., FURNisimo a artment, 307 '"" have a ded1cal1on serVIl'e. A pP oh· 10 Rn Harden w11l be preach· SpriAg ve · omerov· • · 8 9 3192 992 · Jog. Services begin st 7:00. ~· Ph. · Sic 9 t3 3tp THREE a•d tour room furnish· - 1 ed and unfurnished apart· 12 •• tfc I WTI..L NOT be responso'bl e for ments. WY ~5434. lilY 4ebli contracted by any- THREE and four room fur ..., .U.er than myself. Carlos nished apartments. AU utili_Ob_Yor._!Urtland, Ohoo. 9 13 3tp tiea paid. Phone WY ~Z116. Rowley and Reed. Aftu i .4DAM'S Tradmc Post and A• p. m. caD WY 2-3514. tlque Store moved lo a new 4 3 tic locatloa at the Cross Roads !1:-;:=-o:---:-c=;-;;--:-:-:;-= Junction 124 and Sta~ Route 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath, 143 "" Rulland Road. Ph. large lot. 112G E. Main, Porn· 7424461. 9 7 tfc eroy, Phone !192·5334. 9 l2 3tp WilL DO. ironing in my home. ;-;==~.,-==~ 4 ROOM ·~•rtment with bath Mn. Joa1111 Wolfe. Ph. 9\12 - in Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992-5:130. 1577. I 7 6tc 9 11 tfc I' I -·- ~=;-- - ---c---,coAU<TION al Laurel Cliff 5 ROOM apartmeJJt with bath. 8 3319 lahool House, St. Rt. 124, ev- Pb. !192· ' l.fc .., l'riday night at 7 p. m., FOUR - ROOM furnished ;par~ <lda011 Trading Post and ~uc· me•t WY :1-3658. f If tic !h - ~~~~ r;:;;; c~ea~ Ph 0 - · 11:_--,. ' . N 111lomlllla, '' S.leAtlandMutr Now 1 liP -~~IN _ a&S - . .... $ - _...11 to" Homk• .00 =-u.=.~ ~~:~: ,-; (I -~ Dtliv1ring The Dolly Stntinel Ia Mtobliohod CALL 992·2156 ~MARRI;:o:=E~a"'·"'m"'an"""'':'til"'r""""""'farm""''.'l house IW'nlshed. Ph. P. lt Cowdery, :t.o., Bottom, 0 . I II 314 WOMAN It INe witJo me io IIIJ' ~ IIIII do 1iPt bousewert. Ana Smltb, 1. 4lb lt., Mld4leper!, 0 . m • ' tile 9ANTIID - Work b er., Pll." IIIWZIIL boUdo • I BOle WANTED BOY 01' GIRL Upper Mldollaparf Routo Eorn Money..,.. Pri- Dolivlri"'l Tho.Dolly Son Ii nel to •lloltlishod - ---- -==H=e~p W•n_h!cl_ HOUSEKEEPER to help care for 3 children , private room and board. small wages. Julia Hill, Rutland, Z houses beJaw ~azarene Church. 9 12 61c .t MALE ',HELP. betweea ages 'l1 sntl ''\35. clean. aeat appear· anoe ·;of good chiii'IICter. Day or sblfl available. Apply In person al Burger Boy. ?J W. Cl"oa, Athelll, 0. betw... bo~Ut' of .1 and b p~m. 8 30k: » Bu!.,__ • USEll :IMM pr6J<Cl«.' Plr.' m: 1111, i'«neroy, 0. &0 l.llodooC 6.2 ... &.Sf ~ 1liiiWesl &'I' lit . ....... ...... .Caplt4 - A::;ERT. ·.. IIRODil ...,.., llnll tid • I ' 5 . Ill' JIEW UII'1'INO JM ~B Gu:Al'll AIHD JCN'IliW Jl» a. a...& aa ... - 7 ·-- . =- -. . -~ 3 • p 7 7 I . .."" .·..·---... . -- .. :III.P ·~ llll.ca 7X .:~.:..;""':::... ~~;::~~-~·= ---~..., ,. ....... .... iiillllll .... 387 _. ~-oO......_ ...arc - •"'-- I oil~ &-oil .,.. bo" t 11 3tp Oltltl 1 111 3589. O'Brtta aa4 .... lloallr ... J :It Ue lloulllt Lane, C e. 1 It 1M DAJ>Y-1111 IOZCiele dlltter eel right 111 fOUl' project. Pul ·IIOUSIII FOit -.vJI. . . at . . easy. Free ut'mpte liN Hamilton Slnet, MiddlePbo11e Mrlll, Goe11e1z port, Gr tal . . IBIL lleady·MD C.., p!M!epwt, I I lie 1 31 Olllo. MR Q)NDITIONING ailrller- I a00M awD, hUI. lull a11111 IMlrricl. Jad<'tt Refrlgo besemrl, a · Broadway lit. eralkm. New Ba-. Pbone Middleport, 0. Pb. U92-Z70l m 1-87. • • 1fc c:aa be .... 11r IJIPCII....,.. DATING, PLUMBING, Rural Hly. . I f Ill DGm1 Bo1t1e Gu. M8o1d iiAYNEtL 1f11!11 jlhiNilf .a Bn111en, 618 B. J4aba St., Bultonul ..,._ I'll. t191o re-v,. I a U. I1A f a u. * -~ .-.:o- -. .... &Fell. ............. I "a..._ .. .n .. Ia_._... ..,... wqn:;a- F .&:tt::ll'a•a.a.A:tt:a onetott:.ulaw_..., f<>< the throe I-' X..,. . . tropbl ... the Jencllt .... Jluh day the code WliD- A. OQVC .,IIIIi. iiiiiiiifuiiii~~~! _______t_II_IM_ aerme. t:Jooa.. IP ~IB i 1 • oa? a JBQUS A ·ZKAL CIP I' 0'11,·- ...... ~­ ~ lite - . . llllla q , a• PkO .lP ··~··· 'I'IPVV. WVKctOCIY l'uterdl!:r"• Crypfoct'lote: 1 JUW B A PT J» I ENCE WHETHER ONE HAVE ltOWIIt<&.0-1)0 .yres KONTAIGNE ·,r·. • ·~tlllfl•-t•,IIPJ•T-1••• MEN, Interested 1ft driving Hmi. Men aces st to qualify aow 111 drive semi truck · Ifm1 Drl•· IbN NalioD Wide ., ""'"'"'"" -....am .and , .... IUIJ.l.Ufi .... ""&" 1 SERVICE •2 USED CARt LEh ePARTS for OUTBOAID MOTORS eaoAts & MOTORs - - - e•--'- ....... ..... eBull..... e/vq Type - ,,_ •BOAT PAlN't di-,.lH GOBLE PORD .... II 1111 a. J!ipHgbla from file Adult Ptvt!Jaw booldlll - . ~ Ae'l""b1J hold at 1111 lleiiJD. uted bp lin. .Benanl . Fultz, Ylce pnoldeal. A 1e11or of t11anJra from 11n. a, 11. Dow· 1011 WM nad. llrL Crkwell llllmlred lbe Cllllllllllttoe ·who ., ___.. .......... Ibn bar '"'"' fllr the dlatrlot Dli!IIIIJC. llfll. Criswell ' ..~~ .... "-'_ .1em . . . , . at ......,,.-, a.lo, tbll .._.... were p.. bJ llfll. lamll Baler ud lin. Jamea oDvldeD at llol eomblned ..o ... _ ..._._ ..o IIIOe""i ........ ,...... ,.. ..... .... W-'lloelely Ill Cbrlatlaa Senolot llf Bealb Melhodlat Cbtnb lloadar •IPbJc at tbtJ EEk a ft\U~ C'II()N, MEEK! ll FE IS T~H l>.LL OVER i E.VE.a<Y80Po' HA~ PRO~MSI IY HOWII SCHNEIDER YOU CA~T JUST GIVE. UP! 0,00 HAVE. TO GET IIJ TJoiERE IWD FIGHT! ITS SIIJK OR SWIM FOR ALL CF US I u•- ~t SCUBA GEAR! A note from the teacher udMn.ilDienc"-nptrt. eel oa lbl cllatatlt Dill" Jlllold 1aet weft. Mew literature 1MI dllplaf· ed and reporled • lor Mis1 Beai llaJIIJor-. .._ displayed lhlllludy bolt, ~ - ud J)o. illg," wblob wllllleiiUdled hy the AftenJooa Qrllle. ,.,..., • .._ .......,. IDHIID• ~-- "'"' • doaatloll far ltlbotil laDche! W81 nporlld bp ·lfl. Robaot Barr:ls. A IIIIer wa read fl'tm llblo ClaMD Jlodebeffe~ uaOIIIICIDg b mlllllln' 1liVfl relreal • be beld 0aL 11-lS II Camp AaburJ, llblo 'la!•'inger •--.tnaed ... World Com, 7 an- llllmitl' Dar • btl btlld 00 J(w. · a& lhe GraN l!lpilaroplll Olarct iJt Pmoer~.-llld pve 7 lilt ot lhe aslrbl!!l wldell 1Di!liltlt by glene Jdla, elo•IJ.., ......... ud CllldNII Md oltlr ~ .Approslmatalr· • - a .. diJmiC •• <• ·- . ' . . .t · : .. t1 lly HAROLD GRA"( . CmUW Family Homecoming is.· H /cJ Sept e .. . ., ~. Al" A SMALl OINNriR AIIRT"t' IN &RANAOA, SPAIN, FE\jf, \IJii~ f AGO GDT TO ~ CMTlH 11¥.""' 1fiAX> SHE iHOULD seE' n.§ CASTL~ 1'0 JUST' P!Ckm-I.Pl CU£66 QIE 1tlOk: ~ .. Mrl. Olarles lla7leli and se•\OUQ.v. ""t BOD, w. w. Br SCHULl and a- PUBLIC AUCTION AT ltltcher, Clo•• ..4etil1ity .Se8SDII .......,. ,. . , _ - · Gool. on colored televlsi011. 01 ..., ,...,. ...... - t w•·---a ..., --• """'· c... , .........• - •= .,• n...., -~ ...,... "'-~•· .., .. ., Leulse Michael, An8 and JanBeptalber.""'•· ~..... .. ... ..,. • •'"' ~etoek • l'IIICtmenl Service. Colllidllllo •· p,.,_ •••- •• _..., ... lee· Holter, MarHya Mcintyre, , • • c&aot 1te ..w ~or • t~au ... p ...... Heidi Mllho•• "' llal appUcation and llltervietr ..,.- AJN. ,.. - - ,.. ea:r ....,.. -, ..,... _. ,_ __ ,,_ 51tii"''lN"'Vflll .... · - '•d """"'"e~l .,....,. Grueser, Debbie JefJen, ·· pYa •7 UIUWII M: ·-11011. fDr •' -mo.oo, ' U... or Write Nalioo .Wide, Co ..,. "'"' .. noo.oo. "':.,~ ..;: Sheri VOUDIJ, Jackie Mora ....... 428,' Ti'anspertatloll ~~......::.·...;...... .. .. and lliflll, ~ Maaoa, Rlc;h·~· Ill E. 4111 St., CiJt. ~tct:::'c: .o IJII LodwiCk,~- Spencw, jljanali, Q. Jlile Phone 513-...... '"l"'" ~ P!"'i.;~·- '1')piQ)y Jl~. Jilt!I\Q' -~i Ill,... I II 3111 -·o It 'Ill llfl7 Blai.IIIIIJ' 8atllll, J!iPe Sept, 17, 1966 at 10:H A.M. (DS1) AUCTION oN THE POLLOWINGr .......... ., C~n. Dump Truclcl, Pllkup T..... Carry7flt. ' T..-lellt, Tractor, Mo•-. and ....., Mlnlll-ut Equip. ' STATI OP OHIO · ,-"**i . DIPAR'I'M&MT OP HIGHWAyt _ . - TIRMsc ,,H ... ,'.( i ft BRI).JG 'rOUR a,y•-.-.._ ,.am "'' HoldPfcnU,~rmdtly Members of the Eagles class of the Syracuse Methodist ~th dlurob and their families enjoy· eel a picnic Sunday at 12:30 P· The Crouser famJJy held ' m. at Royal oat park. The homeooming at tiJeJr home, ' Rev. Wl!lldel G. Slut:kor asked Sept. 4. Pr 11 Wlft Mr. and gace. - · ...._ *· If GASULINI ALLEY BUT l THIIJk '«XX 1-jAD eE TTER. already! w. the Mora home and allo watch- ·~ ......... snd laturday GrOUp Off'lcefS LUAL IIO'I'ICI .,_. MlliUpolltln Motors youth Choir ...,"":,~~.=:',-_ ed the Mill -AIIIerlca pageant ••-· * I 1 Attondbtg were Rev. and Miss Alfrlda JOIII!II of . Nitro, ' llfrs. Sluller IIIII ltavln, lillss Va" loin. lofalllt Oide aDd Marcia Karr, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Bill 10111 ol Ellt\'liw, W; 'Va.; . Mr. Wlnebrellner and Stefan!o, c. and Mrl. lllvq a...,.and EI·~2Ntby and line, IJr. and Mrs. daugblen, Wbtleliag, \'a.; "'-' .,...,. :Mlllard Vall Meter IIIII 'l'uaJ, Mr. and Mr1. WllllaDI ~. Mn. Franldln Rizer and lillll· Mr. IJIId Mil. Cleell CroUser el u IIIII P'rankiiD, Robert Jl'lana. Spacer, W. V~; Mr.ITII Mn. 'l.'he youth eholr ol the Larurl!l pn, IJr. and Mrs. CarroB Nor- Larry WUiz 81111 1001, J4n. .8111 Cliff Frw lledlodist eburd> r1s and Clarice IIIII Debra. Livlngstoa ol llwflelil, Ohio; met 'fttunday tvenWI ~OW· Mr. and Mn. Paul Klees, li'llss Mr. 8Dd Mn• .Arcb Swonlgao, lng practiee, In Itt ncreaUGD Eleanor Robson and Debra Dorolh)', W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. 1'00111 of tho p8llllll&ge. Hartanbach, Mrs. Carl Kloes, Robert Crouser and 111111, CharPrayer hJ Sandro Glbnorll Mr. and Mrs. r ,. Wlnebreo. lesion, W. Va.; Mrs. Rayopened the meeting, followed aer and Patty, Suzanne, Ruth mond Crouser and daughter, by I llll'lplurl bJ tach and Sandra, Mr. and M,l. Jolla Dunbar, va., lllr. IDII Mrs. Jllfillbor. Mrs. Thoma~ Lane, Sauvac• and JeaD 81111 Vicky, Roy Crouaer, Mr. ud lin. Du. pmldell&, who Willi leaviDI to 11GH A1111 IIIII Keith IJsle Ma· 19 UviDpiCIU lif Collllllbal; Mr. eoter eoU~e. resigned, and ry IIIII Terena Ferrell Mr. and Mn. Wllllaal Grillln ud Sl!lllra Gllmon ,.81 elected u and 1ifrs. awte1 Hoback. daughter, WasbiDgtoo, Pa.; pn~ldlllt, Rev. Eageae GIB, EniJt Dole 1bompaoa, Wash· tice president, and Breuda a-, Chaney, ltlc*. lagtoa, Pa.l llarr O:ooser t1 . W1more aeWI report«. ant, Janet and Juda Men, Mr. Rutllmd; 11m BIB Bobstotter of Relreobmentl were ...-ed aiJd lira. Mora and Mn. Dwllbl Rutllmd, and Mrs. Vlrgiltl1 lly Mrl. Lane • Rocer Klein, MUboan, od'flaor. Bailey, Blplq, W. Va. Karelya and Tom lloullby, lifo. ty and Gr~ Eblin, 1llartba Bro. br Darlene Eblin, Karel 11'1• res: Jeff Bowell, Wayne 1.& holt, lloDdra alld Brenda G1J. more ..t a... and lira. GW and Nalley, Kathy, Darlo and WASHINGTON CO. FAIRGROUNDS Doloretl. The ... meef!ng lOIII be September 18. Legal Notice :...:.;.:--..,..~~-- 1 AcJ Jt M hod' A""""mb/y D_,!ewed ._ ftv•l' At Comblnecl Meeting of Circlet 'i'.'1 1111 1t1z1e, ,..._ ol Llvlllg. A poem, "Christ Haa No Rands But Om' Handa" by Mrl. Len Grueter, averal teo lectlonl by the quartet, the Jtymn, Blest The Tit '!.'hal B!udl 111C1 lhe beneiiiCIIm by 1M Rev. Pead Caalo Gf Qes. w 11a1111 She llmk:e. ; . . AI 11:01• - . · · eTOOLS • Tbe Flvo Pe1nt Sial' llllclt.,. ctlosed their .._B with a hayride and w11uer 101111t Salurda:r tvlllinl It lbl llou4 of Mr. and Mn. Woodrow llilrL FoDoftll . . hiiJI'Idt wllh llr. Morll 11 driver, aiJd 1111 nut. She gruup atJ-yed clll» IIlii Ia the recreation nJIIIII of * lnstnlclionl SELLING O!,IT t111 ..... ..._... II~ . . . . "''""' , "' ,...... . 11Pfl8kw lfilltGdlst Illizi FUNNY! IADIATOR a.. ... I8WlNG ......,__ repslr me, d IDikeL WY W2IM. I ROOMS, btllt. IIIOioBed porch t11t Fabric Shop, Poawuy baSOIIliD~ eoal lantaft, fruit Aalborlzed SIDler lalel and tree&, ff,501l. J'ear!}'AIII.wdl, ,1, DAILJ' • ' ~ lr AL t:A" ~' .:·~pIT, LEE! OU7 liNE NON·CX.W5 IICT LIKE THI ~.- AND THEN THE'Fre PECULIA~ ·GLEAM IN · 5NAPVER'5 EYE... eouotr..., a -.M MIDDLiPOIT OHIO • SERVICE station, vacant, liv· lllg quarters, 11pptr SyriiCIIIII, will •el oa blld fOIIIraQI. $2r warm. you_rtll ARAB 5011. "":ua'::" r~ BuDd~ DOME at llil Hobart St., Jilld· I)' ~a lliddleporl dJeport, 0....,... lot, P ., :Y lie $!,000. BOUSE '"' Llncola Relgbtl. Jlo. AW110fiBIIII 16117, Pumeroy. Unfunlished, Ia ,.... Swdw ..,50111 wMil kadi e fi',B. Critt Bradlvrd .AIL oan btl llpii'"'Jd Cal W.Z. IJitle, l'rWt • CoiiiMI 2?28 altlr • p. •· Cal tl9lo A. :- ;amrou A "' GEORGI& WONDER • .... ........ 1 I WY NISI 1ro• . . . . . here lt'a ;:: w homo 0 :s. .A. """' llwllngs Honclll Slits _, dlllrab. lofn. . . . . del lied (be TRill 110MB n11J dlr 1M , _ 1M11i1J aDd )111'10111 .u.nc11ar JWOII lrllme e ~ Sprlugl Melbodill ..... luD- 1111 - - and 1111 day'• » I liv (:lEU) ~ U,, hef!JIJ!dng wllll till wor- ltrillel while tiJere. .Mn. Euler Jag 100111 ' ...S . . llbip ......- at 1:31 a.m., , . N¥1ned the ~ Gf lhll witb pleiMr ef liMe liMed br llulllla1lldloal. ..___ "HntoFaee""-·e" oabinell, • d • bMh, : : Dunll tbl wonblp Mnllt, _......, ~- • lty rooDI, Milar, lerge- 111 ...,_ Gf the a.. Cbelllr ~.~.~!!.eomments made oroa. 'llilll -.,.. "'" ..,..._,.._ menial IreD ";;g., ~ Lemley, 1111 JGUIII lllair I"' DmiCiou were p.-,.. br Mn. Also 5 •oAIP - e l n 111aa1t .ned a. IIJlSIIbor and •alao 1181111 llnelll Jraser ot till Elnllouse witb Ji.q rGOIII, . . der I laJ lobooL A W Clroltt wldeb IDaluded ICfipbul lllen, bodnJoln8. ball! . 1DC1 dinner wu urnd Ill - · IIJd a m~ ,. Palth and ~ liooated Gil ~at llo2111 All .-go !Woludl 11r lin. l'l'a,.., SbtJ 11osec1 w1111 "1be l15) Ia ..... pe&s P1t114 Wlllillll lladferd opened lite Lonl'l Pra,..,• • ..U. allemoo8 iEhiN, tal Aid bJ '1'111 meelblg Wll Pteceded 8UGDI!J& JROUT She bymll, Wlta& 7 Friend We wllb a IIJlllballl lllPPI" .-vee~ y AU>ert M. Cox, Rellllaf B-. Ia - . . _. III'IIJtl' llr by lhe pr Q' telllld me...-. ..., ..~ tl, ' h . J..enH,. ldeDII Gf lie 1oar elol, 01u1 11111111 liN. Waitw ..... and lin. "11,• MlenJooll Clre1e, l:l'lllr Ev • p IDo'fC • •1111 Bllllcill JJbllll prestilted a duel, 1I'SOI ""ifa lllclt A Will' Per Me,• Cllrckandlhe • 'I'WO lijltllll rl house, 111 ... Ill wa., qaarlet 1roa1 . : - - . : a::!,~ Jif14 •I At • P1111 q _, Gallla ~ JIWDo a artreJ. tUa fnm 1b 1 f'.$11. ben. !be ~. later 'I'IJ!'Iar • • 'I'IIREii: lied> ...... flw4p; ell pa11ar rtl. ' - ...llltedllt Womall 2 · llwrclt, • - - - · . ": llead. · ~· 1 Homecoming and R 1/ H /cJ Q yDay e At Roc1c SpringS lllvala&IMUI•••• , crleke~ =id~ :.weet. : ~ 311.. CALL 992-2156 ~'!,anted . To •!::!":' -- J&F 11111 -- CAb . DICK RAWLINGS fma UU. WY Ml,. MldciiPOrt. 0. fEB INSUIIANCE AGENCY,.__ _ _ _ _ _.;....;.._ INC.~ aw:,lq ~ .mo •....... - JGII . ne mtr "'" U ef lsf abll AN __,.. 000 00 1 4 301or 'IHREE bedroom aodtn W;;i;;i;;;B-:COLD=ft'WEA=:;:;1;;;:,9iii•:ii>R--;;• llome, llllutiHtieJ, Enlerprile, . act 1e E.li.B. Cburch, ..,601. ~ Roule i !.'Doe . . . . lS. eo;_, Jt, ' L-P-woy& 0 • -·- -..-_ 15.-:r.--. Route ....... 0. I 2 tic ., 3 ........ .,,1108.00. ......... W "'-..- u.. f1,50G. ~ ~ac I·D"" ._ ' ........ ~,... 'I'WO aparlmeJlt ltouM, Clflbtllll ;====~~==;;!NICE f rooms and bath , . BEANS, po~_.:.. •,::: lusi ;:.....:...... Street, PomorcJr, ..._. lol, lom1sbed apartme~~l, Mlddleo and melou. .,.......,.. .-·-· INISS ...,, • ...., tl,500. WANTED pori, Obit. Pb. ~4. lilt, P~ 0, Pit. ID~ dJRuss Breeding Semce, a PIVE b"*- boue, loiiiNI • a Ill •• lflelce el 111 llutis iD 11 daU, Street. P~. t8,I08. BOY or GIRL ro.nss~o lleef breeda. F9f' oervice TWO bedroom, modem frame ' " " ' 'fll'~ at' $6. Dial 'Parter'• W.Z.22M llome, • fJneoln 8., 1114In RutiiHid To Pomenlf er IIIS-3824 Chester. dleport, Eom Money oncl Prl-., H IIUilDLEI'OilT - I room Jrame tZ bedrooms), balb, 1....,.._ .IUIOMOBILI: luai . . . lleeD .. 000 011 aaaelled7 Loll 1M .per& .,.. . :I u---• ~• ..,. 14111. IIJiiDhl.-:Po&T-1 lr8111ot, - • ...,. "• 111017 i 1'001111 (J ~ IJIIII, I • .. nv DAlly pow11 ...... t ll lk -----::---u...-... -_..:..;:..~g lramt, II'OUR bedrOOlll ltouM. l4l Bitttar111& Amllte, l"oolltr07, - _ -. - • balb. IJe<lroomoll. -.. t41 f?,51f: ..._ ...,......... 'IIIREII ~ llollll, Jlat. ' 2 I• n• Jt.GI t.nlll A - , ~ wallll ~ • beating system, llardwood p~.~~-~ -1 !loon - fli,OOO. - ........- ,__ loud ......., I'll. • :!.:):-::: iii P0$6M,SOOERO.OOY. - l'Ao 6 rooms - IIICIST PIOI'L. Pemeroy,O. PLYMOO'riif 4 door.._ - Real Estate Nl'll!. e.... 1 I for Sale -.:15 t; ~ ARTIFICIIILS II ONI OPftte,. Phone 992-2143 PoiMIOf ® ..... ~~~~~~~~~==~=~;,~~~;~~~~ a tllll Bouse, Russell Welcb, MODERN z bedrMm home. Mlet maaager. I 23 lie Pomeroy, 0. Ph. ~3 day cr 992-370:1 evenings. W1nted 7 at tic ~=~W~NTED- Babysitter. Ph. 4 ROOM _HOUSE w1th batlt f0l1 CAN weJk , 11 JWI' JUg t _ '4U331. I 13 2tc :~ ullh~ ;oo;, good ga::, ..,_ lftK eleaniiJa • w1t11 1 Bill from reliable contractor Ph e94 rt 9 22 61 • acme, t 11' .. ~ Lustre P0811L EIO<J~to build ti room, approximote· · · .,.. pooer reotal fl. aJy 2200 sq. ft. home, lull 2 ~OOM trailer, natural gas. HardooaN, Plllll8l'Cif, 0. b... ment. attached double water, all olellsils lumlshed, • • .. garage, electnc and oil fur- close to slort and tlost to iiiNGEli sEWINO" RACH!Nl oaoe beat. on my farm at my home . ph- lo_uso, will le&lmodol. Iii 111111 ....ij4tl Hartf<Jrd, w. Va. Write: How· rent a. couple cr pnvata per- to laney desiga ,bult.talu>le, word Hickel, 328 S. Stale, He- 1 son. P~. 843-26011. Portland, 0 . •lind hem, appUqut, aw ill me~ California. 9 12 31c 9 tfc zippers, eta. Ill desk typo YOUNG polled . Hereford . bull . TRAILER, BroWII'I Trailer oewillg table. Like leW. Only ..,.ani Dodderer, Rt. 3, Cool· Court, Miner•viU.., 0. Phole 7 payment.o of $7.'11 a 111011111 Y1lle, 0. g 12 )tp -33•• t 7 11<1 '-~ Ph. f!l.28115. I I Ita - -------..,-·- -- ·- OPIN IVIL ':00 P.M. ., .. fiC 1111 , - 9\12-2G71. 9 13 6tc! i one ONE Kmgsto• sweeper wtb 1 t a 6tp all allachmenls. Hke new. IIT'S TERRIFIC th0 y we're Ph :_949-2261 • Racme._ 9 13 6tc ___ __ selling Blue Lustre wa for clean· 1960 MOBILE HOME, 2 bed· ing rugs and upholstery. rooms, 17 ft. living room, Rent electric shampooer $1. front kitchen, see at Skate-A- Baker Furniture Co. 9 12 6tc Way Roller R'1nk, Chesler or call 58:>-3929 after 6 p. m. BRACE yourse If 1or a thrl·u the g 11 31< first time you use Blue LUJ.. tre to clean rugs. Renl EJ.... DON'T pump your sluggish sep- tric Shampooer $1. PomerOJ tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All ee... t Bloc k co. •• ll -t i • septic lank cleaner. Land· YOU SAVED llld llaved lor mark Farm Bureau.tll 30 tc wall to wallGal'JIIII. I'eep il new wltb Blue Lustre. Heot DON'T pump your sluggish sepo electrie +a:upoeer ... J'iolo. 11c tank. Get Klean·Em • All cu., 1110. 8 j Septic T81lk Cleaner. Land- tni •1 It 1M mark Farm Bureau fom• roy, 0. 10 3Dtc IIJiCili Sewing kachiDo ill 1oft1r portable ease. 11111 110 TON Chevrolet truck, short machille !all model Hal the wheel base with ~lock racb, llanl ....u., 11 ~~~ ..,up. all '" good c.nd1tJon. Phone .......... "'"' - . Take ewer ~ 2787 t 7 lip ..- "' -. -.. ~~ · pay<ne<IU ol per moo~ BUDGET PRlCED IWolluie II Wq • Ill JCUr llame. Pboae oar third Door lludget ebop. llll'k3218. t 11. 6to Baker Flll'Dilure, Middleport ilti IIIGJ iJiallnlt srere.. Ohio. 11 • Ill 'Do. 1 •IIIIIISir•tor It HAY. Pk. W.Z.'III.'Il. I f f1p 1oea1 _ , . fair. 'l'bil set DuSH Cobbllr talou, hBI HW warraniJ. llust 1e1. bat potawialer. AJse JladiD 1¥ipptd, 4 lljlf8l ttue IUIIiDC 1o1na11111 )licit: ,..... 6aiJie )lli<ie ._41 er ts per Hlf $I bushel Ct.artel 1fi1. - . , M 1t1 ,... bomL I'll. _._' P«ttand, 1 11 J12W .ma, t 11 1M . 1e. Blaettnars ILAETTNARS 'flY 2-2191 95 plckup ...!:::O,A ..~i ':..':!' :'e ~;,:":;_ BOBCAT SPRINT ,__ !at . $~ Bel Air st. wagon. White over red finish, cu::.n enor, •-- 1957 CHEVROLET 6 ROOM house ia Bradbury, close to school. Ph. 892-~., ONE pair heavy duly 1 ':-~ titc i camper jack, Winch type, • 3 ROOM house and bath oa[ used 1 time. Also one Alli·l Laurel St, Pomeroy. Pl1. m ance Tenna rotor, l1rovy hand "":.';:~~ ':.~.~-- lUKE.SERVICE ALWIW5 WUZ: A 6Rtllf ONE FER .;.,~.,- MSO SPORT and . engine. std. trans. While finis _ w•th red I tire.-;, V8 ene:inf', automatie tra~s., R&H. condllion, $25. Ph. 992-3589. f t pQt[ IIOJ ~ • ._.__ Co. 13 3 cl bicycle, 1 year old. ooiol •• ,,,. •""'"" ..,.. ....... OP THANKS & oanUAIIU $1495 ~1~EL-L-:E~W~I7.N~EY~IT~~~--~ DON'T 6l!SI'RISE ME NONE··ZONIE MAE WIS PIECE HONDA · SAUS & SERVI(E i1AR1EY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES WHEn AliGNMENT 1962 CHEVROLET w.,.. For Rent EXPERIENCED 2 Door. Low mileaa:e by local owner, be~utiful dark green ovoc li.iht a:reen. Like new whitewall t1res, spotlest .el~an · t · 155 h p 6 cylinder engine ilandard transrnJssJon, 1n erroc, . ., . • radio. heater, real nJce. $1095 .::,..,..... •:-:-':''i.:.. • ,., c:::t:c!'= on ..,.,. ... oJEST 60T HERSELF A 'fALLeR f:1AIL- OllOER Motor Co. . .... ...... .... "' ... JUGHAID-TELL 'lOR!! AUNT LOWEEIY TtV\T ZONIE MAE HAWKINS Pomeroy ,.. :,•~: , _ , _ OLD COINS and paper cutTeJ>. USED 1!156 Shasta travel trail;......, .-u.. ''"' ... "' cy. in nice condition, material er 1 Apacho Ea•les cam"' c.uteii.LA'nONI II t ' • ' r cooucno11o before 1900 especla Y wan • ing equipmeol and rentals. . ' . ••• ::. ''io., ,. ,.,,,._ ed, paymc curren pnees. Roush and Lyou Campmg aHVLA'ftONI conridential. Send Ust to: TrailerS, Maso11, W. Va. Ph. T• ,..,...._ ....."'" rM rt.,.t Cash Jnc., P . 0. Box 648, 182·2806 or· 773-5611. 1 13 tic i ,. _,.,. .,. reiMt '"' "" ........,.. Mason, W. Va. 9 I 12tp ··--- ~ MIK... ,...... .,.,. IMUhl M ==:;-.;;;;-===-::::: IJIU.:; ANTIQUES. Fursiture, marble CANNING tomatoes, 50c bush _.,. '""'- '""'"" ,....., . lop tablea, dishes, c•l glasa, el, pick your owo '"' " bush·\ u••• misceUaneous items. Let el, p1cked. Don Hubbard, Sy· ,., w...t All a.mc. 9 13 8te • c•n • ,. •ne ,... ,.. Rudisill, IlMJ LegiOD Terrace, racuse, 0 . --~ ~ ~ - ~ ! Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 19 30tp ENGLJSH;-26 inch, 3 . speed, i II ~:::: ~::".:":..... _ : : " • rttont f t · t r THE WII.LITI biNIV GOOGLI 7M SNUFJY SMITH ·' For S.le it \ . ....-/ . __......,.._ .._,, WINNIE. I 'miNK I 'M IN TROUeLE WlTI! 0~, OH MY F~OIIT TOOTM • '! �l I' ' ! . • ' !) ( ·' • I ., Get Extra Cash The Wanl ~d Way - - - - - - : - - · ~Dail1 Sentinel, ·~y.Ukl&porl, 0., Sept. 11, 18611 ' ~- WANT AD INFORMATION W•ntecl To luy 1964 C:HEVELLE 4 Door Sedan, VB interior, iood tiref.. radio and beater. ••.so,..,. .... '"'"'"'"'"' """ . ';~' ,'{!.~:•; i :· ouu.r •ooouc1Ne PH:.. ONEWA"'WYAD2-2156 a • per ee 5293. t 11 lie 1!19y2p·e555.u2s.ed very I ., 13 31~ I'll! Ph 41\ooM furnished apartment i• Pomeroy, utilities paid. PUPPIES. mixedbetw,;en Cock· Ph. 992·3975 or 992-2571. er Spamel and Fre•ch Pood-1 Notice WEEit END meeting, Sept. 15, . -. . 9 13 tic l.ow'fr Light Mission, Rt. 143, S ROOM furnished house and Hart;lsonvllle Road. Rev . bath. Ph. 992-5554. _ 9 13 3lc · Ralph Spires, Ewinglon, 0., 3- ROOM apartment and bath, will be preaching. Sunday af· furnished . Middleport. Ph. ternoon at 2:00. Rev. Mat· 1192-3874. 9 1% tfc th~w Harden. G. eneral Supt., FURNisimo a artment, 307 '"" have a ded1cal1on serVIl'e. A pP oh· 10 Rn Harden w11l be preach· SpriAg ve · omerov· • · 8 9 3192 992 · Jog. Services begin st 7:00. ~· Ph. · Sic 9 t3 3tp THREE a•d tour room furnish· - 1 ed and unfurnished apart· 12 •• tfc I WTI..L NOT be responso'bl e for ments. WY ~5434. lilY 4ebli contracted by any- THREE and four room fur ..., .U.er than myself. Carlos nished apartments. AU utili_Ob_Yor._!Urtland, Ohoo. 9 13 3tp tiea paid. Phone WY ~Z116. Rowley and Reed. Aftu i .4DAM'S Tradmc Post and A• p. m. caD WY 2-3514. tlque Store moved lo a new 4 3 tic locatloa at the Cross Roads !1:-;:=-o:---:-c=;-;;--:-:-:;-= Junction 124 and Sta~ Route 5 ROOM HOUSE and bath, 143 "" Rulland Road. Ph. large lot. 112G E. Main, Porn· 7424461. 9 7 tfc eroy, Phone !192·5334. 9 l2 3tp WilL DO. ironing in my home. ;-;==~.,-==~ 4 ROOM ·~•rtment with bath Mn. Joa1111 Wolfe. Ph. 9\12 - in Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992-5:130. 1577. I 7 6tc 9 11 tfc I' I -·- ~=;-- - ---c---,coAU<TION al Laurel Cliff 5 ROOM apartmeJJt with bath. 8 3319 lahool House, St. Rt. 124, ev- Pb. !192· ' l.fc .., l'riday night at 7 p. m., FOUR - ROOM furnished ;par~ <lda011 Trading Post and ~uc· me•t WY :1-3658. f If tic !h - ~~~~ r;:;;; c~ea~ Ph 0 - · 11:_--,. ' . N 111lomlllla, '' S.leAtlandMutr Now 1 liP -~~IN _ a&S - . .... $ - _...11 to" Homk• .00 =-u.=.~ ~~:~: ,-; (I -~ Dtliv1ring The Dolly Stntinel Ia Mtobliohod CALL 992·2156 ~MARRI;:o:=E~a"'·"'m"'an"""'':'til"'r""""""'farm""''.'l house IW'nlshed. Ph. P. lt Cowdery, :t.o., Bottom, 0 . I II 314 WOMAN It INe witJo me io IIIJ' ~ IIIII do 1iPt bousewert. Ana Smltb, 1. 4lb lt., Mld4leper!, 0 . m • ' tile 9ANTIID - Work b er., Pll." IIIWZIIL boUdo • I BOle WANTED BOY 01' GIRL Upper Mldollaparf Routo Eorn Money..,.. Pri- Dolivlri"'l Tho.Dolly Son Ii nel to •lloltlishod - ---- -==H=e~p W•n_h!cl_ HOUSEKEEPER to help care for 3 children , private room and board. small wages. Julia Hill, Rutland, Z houses beJaw ~azarene Church. 9 12 61c .t MALE ',HELP. betweea ages 'l1 sntl ''\35. clean. aeat appear· anoe ·;of good chiii'IICter. Day or sblfl available. Apply In person al Burger Boy. ?J W. Cl"oa, Athelll, 0. betw... bo~Ut' of .1 and b p~m. 8 30k: » Bu!.,__ • USEll :IMM pr6J<Cl«.' Plr.' m: 1111, i'«neroy, 0. &0 l.llodooC 6.2 ... &.Sf ~ 1liiiWesl &'I' lit . ....... ...... .Caplt4 - A::;ERT. ·.. IIRODil ...,.., llnll tid • I ' 5 . Ill' JIEW UII'1'INO JM ~B Gu:Al'll AIHD JCN'IliW Jl» a. a...& aa ... - 7 ·-- . =- -. . -~ 3 • p 7 7 I . .."" .·..·---... . -- .. :III.P ·~ llll.ca 7X .:~.:..;""':::... ~~;::~~-~·= ---~..., ,. ....... .... iiillllll .... 387 _. ~-oO......_ ...arc - •"'-- I oil~ &-oil .,.. bo" t 11 3tp Oltltl 1 111 3589. O'Brtta aa4 .... lloallr ... J :It Ue lloulllt Lane, C e. 1 It 1M DAJ>Y-1111 IOZCiele dlltter eel right 111 fOUl' project. Pul ·IIOUSIII FOit -.vJI. . . at . . easy. Free ut'mpte liN Hamilton Slnet, MiddlePbo11e Mrlll, Goe11e1z port, Gr tal . . IBIL lleady·MD C.., p!M!epwt, I I lie 1 31 Olllo. MR Q)NDITIONING ailrller- I a00M awD, hUI. lull a11111 IMlrricl. Jad<'tt Refrlgo besemrl, a · Broadway lit. eralkm. New Ba-. Pbone Middleport, 0. Pb. U92-Z70l m 1-87. • • 1fc c:aa be .... 11r IJIPCII....,.. DATING, PLUMBING, Rural Hly. . I f Ill DGm1 Bo1t1e Gu. M8o1d iiAYNEtL 1f11!11 jlhiNilf .a Bn111en, 618 B. J4aba St., Bultonul ..,._ I'll. t191o re-v,. I a U. I1A f a u. * -~ .-.:o- -. .... &Fell. ............. I "a..._ .. .n .. Ia_._... ..,... wqn:;a- F .&:tt::ll'a•a.a.A:tt:a onetott:.ulaw_..., f<>< the throe I-' X..,. . . tropbl ... the Jencllt .... Jluh day the code WliD- A. OQVC .,IIIIi. iiiiiiiifuiiii~~~! _______t_II_IM_ aerme. t:Jooa.. IP ~IB i 1 • oa? a JBQUS A ·ZKAL CIP I' 0'11,·- ...... ~­ ~ lite - . . llllla q , a• PkO .lP ··~··· 'I'IPVV. WVKctOCIY l'uterdl!:r"• Crypfoct'lote: 1 JUW B A PT J» I ENCE WHETHER ONE HAVE ltOWIIt<&.0-1)0 .yres KONTAIGNE ·,r·. • ·~tlllfl•-t•,IIPJ•T-1••• MEN, Interested 1ft driving Hmi. Men aces st to qualify aow 111 drive semi truck · Ifm1 Drl•· IbN NalioD Wide ., ""'"'"'"" -....am .and , .... IUIJ.l.Ufi .... ""&" 1 SERVICE •2 USED CARt LEh ePARTS for OUTBOAID MOTORS eaoAts & MOTORs - - - e•--'- ....... ..... eBull..... e/vq Type - ,,_ •BOAT PAlN't di-,.lH GOBLE PORD .... II 1111 a. J!ipHgbla from file Adult Ptvt!Jaw booldlll - . ~ Ae'l""b1J hold at 1111 lleiiJD. uted bp lin. .Benanl . Fultz, Ylce pnoldeal. A 1e11or of t11anJra from 11n. a, 11. Dow· 1011 WM nad. llrL Crkwell llllmlred lbe Cllllllllllttoe ·who ., ___.. .......... Ibn bar '"'"' fllr the dlatrlot Dli!IIIIJC. llfll. Criswell ' ..~~ .... "-'_ .1em . . . , . at ......,,.-, a.lo, tbll .._.... were p.. bJ llfll. lamll Baler ud lin. Jamea oDvldeD at llol eomblned ..o ... _ ..._._ ..o IIIOe""i ........ ,...... ,.. ..... .... W-'lloelely Ill Cbrlatlaa Senolot llf Bealb Melhodlat Cbtnb lloadar •IPbJc at tbtJ EEk a ft\U~ C'II()N, MEEK! ll FE IS T~H l>.LL OVER i E.VE.a<Y80Po' HA~ PRO~MSI IY HOWII SCHNEIDER YOU CA~T JUST GIVE. UP! 0,00 HAVE. TO GET IIJ TJoiERE IWD FIGHT! ITS SIIJK OR SWIM FOR ALL CF US I u•- ~t SCUBA GEAR! A note from the teacher udMn.ilDienc"-nptrt. eel oa lbl cllatatlt Dill" Jlllold 1aet weft. Mew literature 1MI dllplaf· ed and reporled • lor Mis1 Beai llaJIIJor-. .._ displayed lhlllludy bolt, ~ - ud J)o. illg," wblob wllllleiiUdled hy the AftenJooa Qrllle. ,.,..., • .._ .......,. IDHIID• ~-- "'"' • doaatloll far ltlbotil laDche! W81 nporlld bp ·lfl. Robaot Barr:ls. A IIIIer wa read fl'tm llblo ClaMD Jlodebeffe~ uaOIIIICIDg b mlllllln' 1liVfl relreal • be beld 0aL 11-lS II Camp AaburJ, llblo 'la!•'inger •--.tnaed ... World Com, 7 an- llllmitl' Dar • btl btlld 00 J(w. · a& lhe GraN l!lpilaroplll Olarct iJt Pmoer~.-llld pve 7 lilt ot lhe aslrbl!!l wldell 1Di!liltlt by glene Jdla, elo•IJ.., ......... ud CllldNII Md oltlr ~ .Approslmatalr· • - a .. diJmiC •• <• ·- . ' . . .t · : .. t1 lly HAROLD GRA"( . CmUW Family Homecoming is.· H /cJ Sept e .. . ., ~. Al" A SMALl OINNriR AIIRT"t' IN &RANAOA, SPAIN, FE\jf, \IJii~ f AGO GDT TO ~ CMTlH 11¥.""' 1fiAX> SHE iHOULD seE' n.§ CASTL~ 1'0 JUST' P!Ckm-I.Pl CU£66 QIE 1tlOk: ~ .. Mrl. Olarles lla7leli and se•\OUQ.v. ""t BOD, w. w. Br SCHULl and a- PUBLIC AUCTION AT ltltcher, Clo•• ..4etil1ity .Se8SDII .......,. ,. . , _ - · Gool. on colored televlsi011. 01 ..., ,...,. ...... - t w•·---a ..., --• """'· c... , .........• - •= .,• n...., -~ ...,... "'-~•· .., .. ., Leulse Michael, An8 and JanBeptalber.""'•· ~..... .. ... ..,. • •'"' ~etoek • l'IIICtmenl Service. Colllidllllo •· p,.,_ •••- •• _..., ... lee· Holter, MarHya Mcintyre, , • • c&aot 1te ..w ~or • t~au ... p ...... Heidi Mllho•• "' llal appUcation and llltervietr ..,.- AJN. ,.. - - ,.. ea:r ....,.. -, ..,... _. ,_ __ ,,_ 51tii"''lN"'Vflll .... · - '•d """"'"e~l .,....,. Grueser, Debbie JefJen, ·· pYa •7 UIUWII M: ·-11011. fDr •' -mo.oo, ' U... or Write Nalioo .Wide, Co ..,. "'"' .. noo.oo. "':.,~ ..;: Sheri VOUDIJ, Jackie Mora ....... 428,' Ti'anspertatloll ~~......::.·...;...... .. .. and lliflll, ~ Maaoa, Rlc;h·~· Ill E. 4111 St., CiJt. ~tct:::'c: .o IJII LodwiCk,~- Spencw, jljanali, Q. Jlile Phone 513-...... '"l"'" ~ P!"'i.;~·- '1')piQ)y Jl~. Jilt!I\Q' -~i Ill,... I II 3111 -·o It 'Ill llfl7 Blai.IIIIIJ' 8atllll, J!iPe Sept, 17, 1966 at 10:H A.M. (DS1) AUCTION oN THE POLLOWINGr .......... ., C~n. Dump Truclcl, Pllkup T..... Carry7flt. ' T..-lellt, Tractor, Mo•-. and ....., Mlnlll-ut Equip. ' STATI OP OHIO · ,-"**i . DIPAR'I'M&MT OP HIGHWAyt _ . - TIRMsc ,,H ... ,'.( i ft BRI).JG 'rOUR a,y•-.-.._ ,.am "'' HoldPfcnU,~rmdtly Members of the Eagles class of the Syracuse Methodist ~th dlurob and their families enjoy· eel a picnic Sunday at 12:30 P· The Crouser famJJy held ' m. at Royal oat park. The homeooming at tiJeJr home, ' Rev. Wl!lldel G. Slut:kor asked Sept. 4. Pr 11 Wlft Mr. and gace. - · ...._ *· If GASULINI ALLEY BUT l THIIJk '«XX 1-jAD eE TTER. already! w. the Mora home and allo watch- ·~ ......... snd laturday GrOUp Off'lcefS LUAL IIO'I'ICI .,_. MlliUpolltln Motors youth Choir ...,"":,~~.=:',-_ ed the Mill -AIIIerlca pageant ••-· * I 1 Attondbtg were Rev. and Miss Alfrlda JOIII!II of . Nitro, ' llfrs. Sluller IIIII ltavln, lillss Va" loin. lofalllt Oide aDd Marcia Karr, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Bill 10111 ol Ellt\'liw, W; 'Va.; . Mr. Wlnebrellner and Stefan!o, c. and Mrl. lllvq a...,.and EI·~2Ntby and line, IJr. and Mrs. daugblen, Wbtleliag, \'a.; "'-' .,...,. :Mlllard Vall Meter IIIII 'l'uaJ, Mr. and Mr1. WllllaDI ~. Mn. Franldln Rizer and lillll· Mr. IJIId Mil. Cleell CroUser el u IIIII P'rankiiD, Robert Jl'lana. Spacer, W. V~; Mr.ITII Mn. 'l.'he youth eholr ol the Larurl!l pn, IJr. and Mrs. CarroB Nor- Larry WUiz 81111 1001, J4n. .8111 Cliff Frw lledlodist eburd> r1s and Clarice IIIII Debra. Livlngstoa ol llwflelil, Ohio; met 'fttunday tvenWI ~OW· Mr. and Mn. Paul Klees, li'llss Mr. 8Dd Mn• .Arcb Swonlgao, lng practiee, In Itt ncreaUGD Eleanor Robson and Debra Dorolh)', W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. 1'00111 of tho p8llllll&ge. Hartanbach, Mrs. Carl Kloes, Robert Crouser and 111111, CharPrayer hJ Sandro Glbnorll Mr. and Mrs. r ,. Wlnebreo. lesion, W. Va.; Mrs. Rayopened the meeting, followed aer and Patty, Suzanne, Ruth mond Crouser and daughter, by I llll'lplurl bJ tach and Sandra, Mr. and M,l. Jolla Dunbar, va., lllr. IDII Mrs. Jllfillbor. Mrs. Thoma~ Lane, Sauvac• and JeaD 81111 Vicky, Roy Crouaer, Mr. ud lin. Du. pmldell&, who Willi leaviDI to 11GH A1111 IIIII Keith IJsle Ma· 19 UviDpiCIU lif Collllllbal; Mr. eoter eoU~e. resigned, and ry IIIII Terena Ferrell Mr. and Mn. Wllllaal Grillln ud Sl!lllra Gllmon ,.81 elected u and 1ifrs. awte1 Hoback. daughter, WasbiDgtoo, Pa.; pn~ldlllt, Rev. Eageae GIB, EniJt Dole 1bompaoa, Wash· tice president, and Breuda a-, Chaney, ltlc*. lagtoa, Pa.l llarr O:ooser t1 . W1more aeWI report«. ant, Janet and Juda Men, Mr. Rutllmd; 11m BIB Bobstotter of Relreobmentl were ...-ed aiJd lira. Mora and Mn. Dwllbl Rutllmd, and Mrs. Vlrgiltl1 lly Mrl. Lane • Rocer Klein, MUboan, od'flaor. Bailey, Blplq, W. Va. Karelya and Tom lloullby, lifo. ty and Gr~ Eblin, 1llartba Bro. br Darlene Eblin, Karel 11'1• res: Jeff Bowell, Wayne 1.& holt, lloDdra alld Brenda G1J. more ..t a... and lira. GW and Nalley, Kathy, Darlo and WASHINGTON CO. FAIRGROUNDS Doloretl. The ... meef!ng lOIII be September 18. Legal Notice :...:.;.:--..,..~~-- 1 AcJ Jt M hod' A""""mb/y D_,!ewed ._ ftv•l' At Comblnecl Meeting of Circlet 'i'.'1 1111 1t1z1e, ,..._ ol Llvlllg. A poem, "Christ Haa No Rands But Om' Handa" by Mrl. Len Grueter, averal teo lectlonl by the quartet, the Jtymn, Blest The Tit '!.'hal B!udl 111C1 lhe beneiiiCIIm by 1M Rev. Pead Caalo Gf Qes. w 11a1111 She llmk:e. ; . . AI 11:01• - . · · eTOOLS • Tbe Flvo Pe1nt Sial' llllclt.,. ctlosed their .._B with a hayride and w11uer 101111t Salurda:r tvlllinl It lbl llou4 of Mr. and Mn. Woodrow llilrL FoDoftll . . hiiJI'Idt wllh llr. Morll 11 driver, aiJd 1111 nut. She gruup atJ-yed clll» IIlii Ia the recreation nJIIIII of * lnstnlclionl SELLING O!,IT t111 ..... ..._... II~ . . . . "''""' , "' ,...... . 11Pfl8kw lfilltGdlst Illizi FUNNY! IADIATOR a.. ... I8WlNG ......,__ repslr me, d IDikeL WY W2IM. I ROOMS, btllt. IIIOioBed porch t11t Fabric Shop, Poawuy baSOIIliD~ eoal lantaft, fruit Aalborlzed SIDler lalel and tree&, ff,501l. J'ear!}'AIII.wdl, ,1, DAILJ' • ' ~ lr AL t:A" ~' .:·~pIT, LEE! OU7 liNE NON·CX.W5 IICT LIKE THI ~.- AND THEN THE'Fre PECULIA~ ·GLEAM IN · 5NAPVER'5 EYE... eouotr..., a -.M MIDDLiPOIT OHIO • SERVICE station, vacant, liv· lllg quarters, 11pptr SyriiCIIIII, will •el oa blld fOIIIraQI. $2r warm. you_rtll ARAB 5011. "":ua'::" r~ BuDd~ DOME at llil Hobart St., Jilld· I)' ~a lliddleporl dJeport, 0....,... lot, P ., :Y lie $!,000. BOUSE '"' Llncola Relgbtl. Jlo. AW110fiBIIII 16117, Pumeroy. Unfunlished, Ia ,.... Swdw ..,50111 wMil kadi e fi',B. Critt Bradlvrd .AIL oan btl llpii'"'Jd Cal W.Z. IJitle, l'rWt • CoiiiMI 2?28 altlr • p. •· Cal tl9lo A. :- ;amrou A "' GEORGI& WONDER • .... ........ 1 I WY NISI 1ro• . . . . . here lt'a ;:: w homo 0 :s. .A. """' llwllngs Honclll Slits _, dlllrab. lofn. . . . . del lied (be TRill 110MB n11J dlr 1M , _ 1M11i1J aDd )111'10111 .u.nc11ar JWOII lrllme e ~ Sprlugl Melbodill ..... luD- 1111 - - and 1111 day'• » I liv (:lEU) ~ U,, hef!JIJ!dng wllll till wor- ltrillel while tiJere. .Mn. Euler Jag 100111 ' ...S . . llbip ......- at 1:31 a.m., , . N¥1ned the ~ Gf lhll witb pleiMr ef liMe liMed br llulllla1lldloal. ..___ "HntoFaee""-·e" oabinell, • d • bMh, : : Dunll tbl wonblp Mnllt, _......, ~- • lty rooDI, Milar, lerge- 111 ...,_ Gf the a.. Cbelllr ~.~.~!!.eomments made oroa. 'llilll -.,.. "'" ..,..._,.._ menial IreD ";;g., ~ Lemley, 1111 JGUIII lllair I"' DmiCiou were p.-,.. br Mn. Also 5 •oAIP - e l n 111aa1t .ned a. IIJlSIIbor and •alao 1181111 llnelll Jraser ot till Elnllouse witb Ji.q rGOIII, . . der I laJ lobooL A W Clroltt wldeb IDaluded ICfipbul lllen, bodnJoln8. ball! . 1DC1 dinner wu urnd Ill - · IIJd a m~ ,. Palth and ~ liooated Gil ~at llo2111 All .-go !Woludl 11r lin. l'l'a,.., SbtJ 11osec1 w1111 "1be l15) Ia ..... pe&s P1t114 Wlllillll lladferd opened lite Lonl'l Pra,..,• • ..U. allemoo8 iEhiN, tal Aid bJ '1'111 meelblg Wll Pteceded 8UGDI!J& JROUT She bymll, Wlta& 7 Friend We wllb a IIJlllballl lllPPI" .-vee~ y AU>ert M. Cox, Rellllaf B-. Ia - . . _. III'IIJtl' llr by lhe pr Q' telllld me...-. ..., ..~ tl, ' h . J..enH,. ldeDII Gf lie 1oar elol, 01u1 11111111 liN. Waitw ..... and lin. "11,• MlenJooll Clre1e, l:l'lllr Ev • p IDo'fC • •1111 Bllllcill JJbllll prestilted a duel, 1I'SOI ""ifa lllclt A Will' Per Me,• Cllrckandlhe • 'I'WO lijltllll rl house, 111 ... Ill wa., qaarlet 1roa1 . : - - . : a::!,~ Jif14 •I At • P1111 q _, Gallla ~ JIWDo a artreJ. tUa fnm 1b 1 f'.$11. ben. !be ~. later 'I'IJ!'Iar • • 'I'IIREii: lied> ...... flw4p; ell pa11ar rtl. ' - ...llltedllt Womall 2 · llwrclt, • - - - · . ": llead. · ~· 1 Homecoming and R 1/ H /cJ Q yDay e At Roc1c SpringS lllvala&IMUI•••• , crleke~ =id~ :.weet. : ~ 311.. CALL 992-2156 ~'!,anted . To •!::!":' -- J&F 11111 -- CAb . DICK RAWLINGS fma UU. WY Ml,. MldciiPOrt. 0. fEB INSUIIANCE AGENCY,.__ _ _ _ _ _.;....;.._ INC.~ aw:,lq ~ .mo •....... - JGII . ne mtr "'" U ef lsf abll AN __,.. 000 00 1 4 301or 'IHREE bedroom aodtn W;;i;;i;;;B-:COLD=ft'WEA=:;:;1;;;:,9iii•:ii>R--;;• llome, llllutiHtieJ, Enlerprile, . act 1e E.li.B. Cburch, ..,601. ~ Roule i !.'Doe . . . . lS. eo;_, Jt, ' L-P-woy& 0 • -·- -..-_ 15.-:r.--. Route ....... 0. I 2 tic ., 3 ........ .,,1108.00. ......... W "'-..- u.. f1,50G. ~ ~ac I·D"" ._ ' ........ ~,... 'I'WO aparlmeJlt ltouM, Clflbtllll ;====~~==;;!NICE f rooms and bath , . BEANS, po~_.:.. •,::: lusi ;:.....:...... Street, PomorcJr, ..._. lol, lom1sbed apartme~~l, Mlddleo and melou. .,.......,.. .-·-· INISS ...,, • ...., tl,500. WANTED pori, Obit. Pb. ~4. lilt, P~ 0, Pit. ID~ dJRuss Breeding Semce, a PIVE b"*- boue, loiiiNI • a Ill •• lflelce el 111 llutis iD 11 daU, Street. P~. t8,I08. BOY or GIRL ro.nss~o lleef breeda. F9f' oervice TWO bedroom, modem frame ' " " ' 'fll'~ at' $6. Dial 'Parter'• W.Z.22M llome, • fJneoln 8., 1114In RutiiHid To Pomenlf er IIIS-3824 Chester. dleport, Eom Money oncl Prl-., H IIUilDLEI'OilT - I room Jrame tZ bedrooms), balb, 1....,.._ .IUIOMOBILI: luai . . . lleeD .. 000 011 aaaelled7 Loll 1M .per& .,.. . :I u---• ~• ..,. 14111. IIJiiDhl.-:Po&T-1 lr8111ot, - • ...,. "• 111017 i 1'001111 (J ~ IJIIII, I • .. nv DAlly pow11 ...... t ll lk -----::---u...-... -_..:..;:..~g lramt, II'OUR bedrOOlll ltouM. l4l Bitttar111& Amllte, l"oolltr07, - _ -. - • balb. IJe<lroomoll. -.. t41 f?,51f: ..._ ...,......... 'IIIREII ~ llollll, Jlat. ' 2 I• n• Jt.GI t.nlll A - , ~ wallll ~ • beating system, llardwood p~.~~-~ -1 !loon - fli,OOO. - ........- ,__ loud ......., I'll. • :!.:):-::: iii P0$6M,SOOERO.OOY. - l'Ao 6 rooms - IIICIST PIOI'L. Pemeroy,O. PLYMOO'riif 4 door.._ - Real Estate Nl'll!. e.... 1 I for Sale -.:15 t; ~ ARTIFICIIILS II ONI OPftte,. Phone 992-2143 PoiMIOf ® ..... ~~~~~~~~~==~=~;,~~~;~~~~ a tllll Bouse, Russell Welcb, MODERN z bedrMm home. Mlet maaager. I 23 lie Pomeroy, 0. Ph. ~3 day cr 992-370:1 evenings. W1nted 7 at tic ~=~W~NTED- Babysitter. Ph. 4 ROOM _HOUSE w1th batlt f0l1 CAN weJk , 11 JWI' JUg t _ '4U331. I 13 2tc :~ ullh~ ;oo;, good ga::, ..,_ lftK eleaniiJa • w1t11 1 Bill from reliable contractor Ph e94 rt 9 22 61 • acme, t 11' .. ~ Lustre P0811L EIO<J~to build ti room, approximote· · · .,.. pooer reotal fl. aJy 2200 sq. ft. home, lull 2 ~OOM trailer, natural gas. HardooaN, Plllll8l'Cif, 0. b... ment. attached double water, all olellsils lumlshed, • • .. garage, electnc and oil fur- close to slort and tlost to iiiNGEli sEWINO" RACH!Nl oaoe beat. on my farm at my home . ph- lo_uso, will le&lmodol. Iii 111111 ....ij4tl Hartf<Jrd, w. Va. Write: How· rent a. couple cr pnvata per- to laney desiga ,bult.talu>le, word Hickel, 328 S. Stale, He- 1 son. P~. 843-26011. Portland, 0 . •lind hem, appUqut, aw ill me~ California. 9 12 31c 9 tfc zippers, eta. Ill desk typo YOUNG polled . Hereford . bull . TRAILER, BroWII'I Trailer oewillg table. Like leW. Only ..,.ani Dodderer, Rt. 3, Cool· Court, Miner•viU.., 0. Phole 7 payment.o of $7.'11 a 111011111 Y1lle, 0. g 12 )tp -33•• t 7 11<1 '-~ Ph. f!l.28115. I I Ita - -------..,-·- -- ·- OPIN IVIL ':00 P.M. ., .. fiC 1111 , - 9\12-2G71. 9 13 6tc! i one ONE Kmgsto• sweeper wtb 1 t a 6tp all allachmenls. Hke new. IIT'S TERRIFIC th0 y we're Ph :_949-2261 • Racme._ 9 13 6tc ___ __ selling Blue Lustre wa for clean· 1960 MOBILE HOME, 2 bed· ing rugs and upholstery. rooms, 17 ft. living room, Rent electric shampooer $1. front kitchen, see at Skate-A- Baker Furniture Co. 9 12 6tc Way Roller R'1nk, Chesler or call 58:>-3929 after 6 p. m. BRACE yourse If 1or a thrl·u the g 11 31< first time you use Blue LUJ.. tre to clean rugs. Renl EJ.... DON'T pump your sluggish sep- tric Shampooer $1. PomerOJ tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All ee... t Bloc k co. •• ll -t i • septic lank cleaner. Land· YOU SAVED llld llaved lor mark Farm Bureau.tll 30 tc wall to wallGal'JIIII. I'eep il new wltb Blue Lustre. Heot DON'T pump your sluggish sepo electrie +a:upoeer ... J'iolo. 11c tank. Get Klean·Em • All cu., 1110. 8 j Septic T81lk Cleaner. Land- tni •1 It 1M mark Farm Bureau fom• roy, 0. 10 3Dtc IIJiCili Sewing kachiDo ill 1oft1r portable ease. 11111 110 TON Chevrolet truck, short machille !all model Hal the wheel base with ~lock racb, llanl ....u., 11 ~~~ ..,up. all '" good c.nd1tJon. Phone .......... "'"' - . Take ewer ~ 2787 t 7 lip ..- "' -. -.. ~~ · pay<ne<IU ol per moo~ BUDGET PRlCED IWolluie II Wq • Ill JCUr llame. Pboae oar third Door lludget ebop. llll'k3218. t 11. 6to Baker Flll'Dilure, Middleport ilti IIIGJ iJiallnlt srere.. Ohio. 11 • Ill 'Do. 1 •IIIIIISir•tor It HAY. Pk. W.Z.'III.'Il. I f f1p 1oea1 _ , . fair. 'l'bil set DuSH Cobbllr talou, hBI HW warraniJ. llust 1e1. bat potawialer. AJse JladiD 1¥ipptd, 4 lljlf8l ttue IUIIiDC 1o1na11111 )licit: ,..... 6aiJie )lli<ie ._41 er ts per Hlf $I bushel Ct.artel 1fi1. - . , M 1t1 ,... bomL I'll. _._' P«ttand, 1 11 J12W .ma, t 11 1M . 1e. Blaettnars ILAETTNARS 'flY 2-2191 95 plckup ...!:::O,A ..~i ':..':!' :'e ~;,:":;_ BOBCAT SPRINT ,__ !at . $~ Bel Air st. wagon. White over red finish, cu::.n enor, •-- 1957 CHEVROLET 6 ROOM house ia Bradbury, close to school. Ph. 892-~., ONE pair heavy duly 1 ':-~ titc i camper jack, Winch type, • 3 ROOM house and bath oa[ used 1 time. Also one Alli·l Laurel St, Pomeroy. Pl1. m ance Tenna rotor, l1rovy hand "":.';:~~ ':.~.~-- lUKE.SERVICE ALWIW5 WUZ: A 6Rtllf ONE FER .;.,~.,- MSO SPORT and . engine. std. trans. While finis _ w•th red I tire.-;, V8 ene:inf', automatie tra~s., R&H. condllion, $25. Ph. 992-3589. f t pQt[ IIOJ ~ • ._.__ Co. 13 3 cl bicycle, 1 year old. ooiol •• ,,,. •""'"" ..,.. ....... OP THANKS & oanUAIIU $1495 ~1~EL-L-:E~W~I7.N~EY~IT~~~--~ DON'T 6l!SI'RISE ME NONE··ZONIE MAE WIS PIECE HONDA · SAUS & SERVI(E i1AR1EY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES WHEn AliGNMENT 1962 CHEVROLET w.,.. For Rent EXPERIENCED 2 Door. Low mileaa:e by local owner, be~utiful dark green ovoc li.iht a:reen. Like new whitewall t1res, spotlest .el~an · t · 155 h p 6 cylinder engine ilandard transrnJssJon, 1n erroc, . ., . • radio. heater, real nJce. $1095 .::,..,..... •:-:-':''i.:.. • ,., c:::t:c!'= on ..,.,. ... oJEST 60T HERSELF A 'fALLeR f:1AIL- OllOER Motor Co. . .... ...... .... "' ... JUGHAID-TELL 'lOR!! AUNT LOWEEIY TtV\T ZONIE MAE HAWKINS Pomeroy ,.. :,•~: , _ , _ OLD COINS and paper cutTeJ>. USED 1!156 Shasta travel trail;......, .-u.. ''"' ... "' cy. in nice condition, material er 1 Apacho Ea•les cam"' c.uteii.LA'nONI II t ' • ' r cooucno11o before 1900 especla Y wan • ing equipmeol and rentals. . ' . ••• ::. ''io., ,. ,.,,,._ ed, paymc curren pnees. Roush and Lyou Campmg aHVLA'ftONI conridential. Send Ust to: TrailerS, Maso11, W. Va. Ph. T• ,..,...._ ....."'" rM rt.,.t Cash Jnc., P . 0. Box 648, 182·2806 or· 773-5611. 1 13 tic i ,. _,.,. .,. reiMt '"' "" ........,.. Mason, W. Va. 9 I 12tp ··--- ~ MIK... ,...... .,.,. IMUhl M ==:;-.;;;;-===-::::: IJIU.:; ANTIQUES. Fursiture, marble CANNING tomatoes, 50c bush _.,. '""'- '""'"" ,....., . lop tablea, dishes, c•l glasa, el, pick your owo '"' " bush·\ u••• misceUaneous items. Let el, p1cked. Don Hubbard, Sy· ,., w...t All a.mc. 9 13 8te • c•n • ,. •ne ,... ,.. Rudisill, IlMJ LegiOD Terrace, racuse, 0 . --~ ~ ~ - ~ ! Pomeroy, Ohio. 8 19 30tp ENGLJSH;-26 inch, 3 . speed, i II ~:::: ~::".:":..... _ : : " • rttont f t · t r THE WII.LITI biNIV GOOGLI 7M SNUFJY SMITH ·' For S.le it \ . ....-/ . __......,.._ .._,, WINNIE. I 'miNK I 'M IN TROUeLE WlTI! 0~, OH MY F~OIIT TOOTM • '! �... ' , I'' " ,. ' •:. .. \ ~ IC ' ' ,, '' < ~\ ,. \ '' ) .I ·~I e-nany Sentinel, Pomero:r·Middleport, o., Sept. 13, 196& WOMAN TO WOMA~ By PATRICIA ·MCCORMACK HO.'o!EFRONT, U.S.A. _You· heard of the victory garden' Make way for the defeat garden. The former- circa World War 11- we·-e veget~ ble patches planted in backyards to ease a threatened food shortage. should have eight ears of corn by October Not Bushels. Ears. Of the two dozen \9mato plants, winged things with rapid Jaws overlooke_d seven. These are loaded w1th large green tomatoes. By the next full moon, they should npen- 1f a hurrican• doesn 't get them. Letluco Gone Oveml~ht Contemporary victory gar- The lettuce disappeared overdens aim to fight the cost of night when it was high as a Jivmg. With such in mind, crew-cut. We don't know if the young hayseeds at Trembling platoon of insect!; attacking it Timbers. name of our unstately mowed it off at ground levelmanor in Westport. Conn., or pulled it back through by the knottffi their spines over the roots. feasting underground. r1tual ol digging, planting, Attackers of the pea patch, weedlng and diggmg some though unidentified , left no more !ast sprmg. mystery. The cowardly creaAt harvest time the vegetable tures charitably left the bean plot. started with great expec- plants intact. Other msects lattons. is an original "defeat didn't But the sturdy beans put garden.'' plenty of starch into counteratGone arP vr smns of letters tack. We got enough beans for from 1he U.S. Department of one meal. Agri culture-either congratulatThe potato plants never did ing tl" on our crops or asking us e;;lerge. Moles or "'>mething of to pleasE' accept soil bank the sort decided to help control ~ la tu s. the potato explosiOn. They ate Unde Snm Pays what we planted. keeping the When your farmland goes spuds fr'om propagating. into the soil bank, Uncle Sam This defeat garden's torays you a certain amount to matoes cost about $3 a pound. ~ top sowing. The payments, The corn : about 15 per half· while not cutting the cost of dozen ears. That's not counting living. enable one to meet it labor. more eas ily. It's no way to cut the cost of Thanks to insects. four-footed living, is it? furrv creatJJres and unexplained disasters our defeat garden sets a new low in productivity. Planted were peas, beans, tomatoes, corn, potatoes, lettuce - in quantities designed to cui the food bill during summer and leave enough to can or jar for use through II · winter. The only jarring experience: Contempl•ting the sparse harvest. OUt of 40 mounds of corn seeds, insects, rabbits and squirrels kindly allowed five to grow. These tender stalks, threatened by the drought, responded to daily walerings, If all continues to go well, we SOCIAL CAJ .FNllAR Defeat Gardens Coming into Own Pastor's Topic Is Based on Prayer Petition "The Fourth Petition of the Lord's Prayer," was the sermon topic of the Rev. Linson H. Stebbins, or the Syracuse First United Presbyterian ~~urch Sunday morning, Sept. Following the worship hour, a short congregational meeting was conducted. A plan was a· dopted to participate in the 50 milll·on dollar fund. Special envelopes will be secured and Jetters will be sent to members and friends of the church In the project. Pctmeroy Oblo At 7 o'clock Sunday evening, a Bible study and prayer serv· LAST TIME TONIGHT ice was held in the church an"GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" nex by the pastor. This is a (Teehnicolor) new step fer this congregation Doris Day Rod Taylor Colorurtoont and will continue each Sunday night. It was attended by 10 members and onP guest. Wedntsdly and Thursday Stplember t4-t5 The public Is cordially lnvit· NOT OPEN ed to attend all services. SEWING CLUB MEETS FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Septtm"-r 16-17 The Tri-City Sewing Club "TlKO AND THE SHARK" mel last week at the home of (Technicolor) Mrs. William Grueser in Mid· "THE BOY CRIED MURDER" II dleP<>rt. Mrs. Grueser received <Teehnicolor) deosert Veronica Hurst Phil Brown the hostess gift. A course was served during the j'Fiz" Mcintosh evening to thoSI' p•e.<<··: ;:• · ''" SUNDAY, MONDAY tng Lucille Leifheit, Grace Fishand TUESDAY er, Helen Maag, Alene Weh· Sopt. 18-19-20 HERMAN'S HERMITS in rung, Hazel Wilson, Bernice RH- MEIGS THEATRE .. 2 AceepteiJ·to Membership in ·DAR Council TUESDAY THE WSCS ol the Rock Springs Methodist Church will · ·: Seventeen members and . five meet at the church, Tuesday, guests of Chester Council, Dau· at 1:30 p. m. ghters of America, attended the THE FIRST meeting of SyGuiding Star Council No. 124 racuse PTA is scheduled for of Syracuse meeting Sept. B. Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p. m. The· meeting was conducted in the school auditorium. ComIn ritualistic form by t be mittees will be named. All · councilor; Ural Thomas .. --····· 11 parents and friends are urged ing for candidates was conductto attend . ed and two were accepted for THE MEIGS County T o p membership. Application of one Notchcr<' Club of TOPS, will I, more v.as read . meet Tw-sday, Septemper 13, at JOYCE DAVIS 7:30 p.m. at the home of Daisy The commission of Florence Mrs. Joyce Davis graduated Patterson in Syracuse. Potts as Council Deputy was THE REEDSVILLE - LONG Aug. !& from Camden.Ciark read as was a communication Bottom Home Demonstration Memorial Hospital School of from the state councilor , Elizclub will meet Tuesday, Sept. Nursing in Parkersburg after Hospital abeth Holburg. 13, at 7 p. m. at the home of attending Holzer Six candidates had been inSchool of Nursing two years. Mrs. Charles Humphrey. Itiated by Chester Council on BIDWELL WSCS, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Davis is the daughter of Sept. 6. They were Clara Lav· at home of Mrs. Roxie Shoe- Mrs. · Mildred Circle, Miners- ender, CaiTie Smclair, Kathryn ville, and Mr. Joe Circle, Ra· maker, card shower lor birth· cine. Mrs. Davis was a 1961 Johnson , Ann Hensley, Linda day of Mrs. Ethel St ice. graduate of Racine H i g b Lavender and Donna Phelps. WEDNESDAY Rizer bus- Ada Slack and Marie OHIO ETA PHI Chapter of School. She and her were initiated Aug. 2. T h i s band, David, formerly of TupBeta S1gma Phi Sorority will group was presented in honor meet Wednesday, Sept. 14 at pers Plains, now reside In VI· of Mrs. Edith Wakely, District 8·15 p.m. at the Columbus and enna, W. Va. with their son Deputy, who was present at the Davey. Attending graduation Southern Ohio Electric CompaChester meeting. Mrs. Wake· ny. Members are to note the ceremonies were Mrs. Mild· Jy will be guest of Syracuse red Circle, Mr. and Mrs. J. change of date and location. S. Davis, Doris ADII Davis, Council Sept. 22. PRAYER SERVJcr;S will be During the social hour reMyrtle held at the Plants Church Wed- Deryl Will. Mrs. freshments were sold by the nesday at 7:30 p.m. The leader Davis, Miss Ruth .Iones, Dagood of the order committee. vid Davis , and Davey Davis. w11l be Arue West. Guests present were Erma WHITE ROSE LODGE will Cleland. Council Deputy Leatha Th'!$%17it~w:~-:J:x:l.'% , , meet at the Legion Wednesday, Wood, Ada Morris, Zelda Weber, Sept. 14 at 1:30 p.m. Hostesses i and Dorothy Myers. will be Mrs. James Souders, ;,. Also attending were the eight Mrs Dave Entsminger and ,'; new members, Pauline MorarMrs. Walter Hayes. -~ ily, Leola Enoch, Margaret POMEROY Chapter No . 80, ' Eichinger, Eileen Clark, Royal Arch Masons, will hold ' ma Grueser, Ural Thomas, Haa state convocation Wednesday ~ zel Clark , Margaret Cottrill and J at 7:30 p. m. Albert Woodard , ~ Sadie Thueuer. high priest, urges all officers and companions to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Herbe:t Dixon PAST COUNCILORS of Chest· and Susan and Roger Vl.slted er Council, Daughters of Am- cently at Waterford Wllh Mr . erica, will meet Wednesday at and Mrs. Dan Orndoff and Dathe lodge hall with Mrs. Milo Vld. Biggs, Mrs. Norman Frederick Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and and Mrs. Hattie Frederick as daughter, Joyce VISited Sunday The September meeting hostesses. evemng at Rutland With her the Catholic Women's club POMEROY Shakespeare club P~11!1lts, Mr. and Mrs. Cl arence the Sacred Heart church was will meet Wednesday at 12:30 Might. . held Thursday evening, In the \· .' ~ ' .. ' . ' .. I , , • • • • • " ,r , ' •• , , ·' ' . • ,;· STOP. IN THE LINGEJtiE DEPARTMI~ ON THE FIRST FLOOR.. S~E T~ EXCELLENT SELECTIONS OF WOM& ...S BRASSIERES- GIRDLiS:-'- i)ARTIR BELTS AND OTHER ~OUNDATION GARMENTS. YOU WILL Flt<ib • COM· ' PLETE SELECTION OF SIZES AND A GRANO ARRAY OF ST'I'L~ TO . ,.,.. CHOQSE FROM. ' at y e ELBERFELPS· ,ARE HEADQUARTERS I=OR BESTFORM ·.fQUNOATION GARMENTS·. , • '· , ~ '· • ~ enttne To Tu lnlm!llt 01 TM He,..lffuma ' ',. j. ' •' ~reo ------------~------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1966 FIVE CENTS ~;> VOL XVIII NO. 104 ' ::'• •• ·> ... ' ' I FRONT HOOK CINCH·BRA (Style 5&68) Made with 4-sections of Jeno elastic and nylon (Style 8029) Wear this lon 0 - taffeta for perfect figure can· line bra to complete the .trol. Wonderful Criss-Cross insmooth silbouette of high-rise nor belt flatten& the tummy. cirdlesl Blissfully comfortable Woven elastic top stays up,' E_LASTIC MIDRIFF PANELS Made with I VERTICAL IIVO you a sleek, slim line with STRETCH ELASTIC BACK. 16" complete breathing freedom. lone in slzts 26-38 (odd to Cup bottoms stitched lor per- 35). #5868 1r lonc. 26·40 feel uplift. 32·428, 34-46C. (odd to }.,ar Out Astronauts S.ee Half the World 1 (Style 542~) Jllllol, power·""' ttcr. ·HctioM; nqn·rolt leltHntnr''ot''lofi'ol fll\nl ponet. Ree.. sed ·tirtlri,' White. , ·M·L·XL. .... · "·"' . ...,"'·'"'. 3.99 _: . < I Around and Ahout Pomerov Thla LOHIHEG PANTY ahapeo you tor an 1111 demandln& new faa~lbdo." l!m· broidered nytort . totrellli '1ron1 .' :. WORLD Catholic Women Contribute $25 To Altar Fund ~~r "',; :1~:-edF~~~~ted~:~:: so~r~Jo~~a~:~r~u~~:~ W~~ ~:~c~a~~~~~~~d!~~~~th Mrs: and meeting. Mrs. Josephine of Columbus are spending a Prayer by the Rev. Roberts, district president, will ~w wl~ek~ at ~ home of Mrs. John Turel opened the meeting. be guest speaker. usse ' yse . un. It was voted to contribute $25 THURSDAY .Clifford DaviS returned to I toward the altar and appolntTWILIGHT GARDEN club hu! home, L.•sbon Monday ' a!- ments for the altar to be used . ter a VISit w1th Mr. and Mrs. will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Moore .and with his bro- at the corpmunlty arena , T. A. Hennessy, Butternut, Ave. ·lher Verne Davis at Meigs Ge- Steubenvllle. Mrs. Cascl thank-11 Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. for a • H ·~I I ed all who he'"ed with t h . nera 1 ospha . 'W ' Golf A , ll po tIuck dmner and meetmg. Mrs Ernest Carpenter of omens sSOCJa . on Mrs. W. A. Drake is cl>-hostess, Bidweil spent several days I ner. A Deanery mcetm~ MEIGS COUNTY Democrat last week with Mr and Mrs. , announced on Sunday at Nelsorlclub will meet in the Boothe Carl Moore. ' ville. building formerly occupied by Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home . Miss Terry ,Fultz, re~1resenta-ll the A & P Store, Thursday, at Friday, after a several days live , to G~rls State, who was 7:30 p.m. Members are asked visit in Columbus witjl rela- ~ponso~ by the club, gave an to bring sandwiches or cookies. lives mteresting report of her LAUREL CLIFF Better Mi;s Mary Hill of Columbus lences. Prayer by Father ""''"111 Health club will have a rum- was the weekend guest of her closed the meeting. mage sale Thursday, September parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Refreshments were served 15 through Saturday, Septem- Hill. Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mr ber 17, in the building formerly Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham George Buchanan, Mra. occupied by Evans Grocery on and son, Donald of Warren were lin Hepp, Mrs. Theodore Beegle, Second St. overnight guests Thursday, of an~ Mrs. Charles Knopp, after WILLING WORKERS class of her sister and brothe,r-in-Jaw I which games were plaved With the Enterprise EUB Church Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. prizes awarded to Mrs. Hmw- 11 will meet Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis of l ard Dailey and Mrs. Philip Malthe horne of Mrs. Carl Moore. Plainsfield, Ind. arrived Friday er. Hostesses for the October AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary !or a weeks visit with their par- meeting wUI be Mrs. LeiaJid Lewis Manley Post will' ents, Mrs. Victor Young Sr., of Sisson, Mrs. Ric~ard Freeman, meet at First Baptist church Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Olga PleriotU, Mrs. Cue! 1 . ROCK 'N ROLL\ (Style 5641) Younc cur••• ~re neve~ 10 atlurln& II ill Lycra net panty l•nfle. Rock n .Roll has extra lone l!liS that truly sleak"'iiia slim you. (How very right for tiflht skirt• or stratch pants!) Extra feotum include SNAP. OUT SHIELD, dtlacheblt pr· "!'" !"""" ~·· S·Ms6L~oo *= (Style 8516) Glamour (Stylt 5537 ) SLIMMING LONG· LtG PANTY with bullt·ln 3-way octlon. Patented lwin-cro....,., front pantll - tho hlpo and !reo the stride 2'h• bond top Reinforced b.ck panol White. S-M·L·XL. Alto evollobt~ 1n &irdle venlon (stytt 55341). .- ss.oo · · ~ at to your~l:!d"ri\H the ' ~~~~ , , dtrtd cotton. AQd . . . . . . . 4·In·Otlt SI!"Pf dO.,-.- . . CHECK PAPERS - explains to Middleport Mayor C. 0 . Fisher, left, and Solicil11r Bernard V. FultJ that will be completed in probably 90 days.-Sen)inel Photo. "*· Wear stl'lpliU, ·II • ,.1 rqular bra or off lht Ml""'ble,llook ~k.'3nef4: 32-~B, . _.42C. . WilHam Finneran, center, president of Certified Homes, Inc., Columbus, contractor for the Welfare building to be built in MiddlepoJ:t, , , . , ·" •, ...,., ' ·' ' .. ,, •:1 ', 0:1 1 'I ,, fie, Nonga Roberts, Kathleen 1.R~u~Ua~nd~,iiT~h~ursd~~a~y,~at~7~P~·~m~.~Fe~rr~i~s~J~u~st~is~,~M~a~son~,~W~.~V~a~.~~and~~M~rs~ . ~Ear~I~Miiiorrii;iisi;.iiiiiii. Wildermuth, Susan Rawllngs, ll Elizabeth Fick, Mary Virginia Reibel and a guest, Mlsl Nina ''HOLD ON" (Technicolor) Rerman 's Hermits Shelley Fabares Sue Ann La!~idon .........,. SELECT YOUR MEET THE FOLKS Dutch Flower Bulbs NOW! AT FRIENDLY CITIZENS In The Home Furnishings Department On The ht Floor NATIONAL I Exec. Vice Pru. Plant Bulbs beauty in now the Campinq Is Great But It's Nice To Have A Home Of Your Own, Make Your Dream Come True Buy or Build With A Citizens Nation1l MORTGAGE LOAN . .,j ,1~ , , ,IJI, ,,, 1 CONTRACTS SIGNED - Construction of the new colonial-style building to house the nartment of ·Welfare is expected to beii.D within a week, according to WiUiam Finneran, of fied Homes, Inc., job contractor. Mr. Finneran, seated at right, made this report during the for the building in Middleport with members of the no It-profit Citizens Development Co., tured are, L tp R, seated, Jerry ijann of the architect firm of Auble· Burgess-Mitchell & Assoc.; John president of the non-profit corporation, and Mr. Finneran. Standing, Walter B. Harris, non-profit ~~~:a~ secretary-treasurer; Miss Harrie Marie Smith, director of the Mei·. : County Department of Welfare; ton, non-profit corporation vice president, and Robert Howell, business promotion official of the Oiii~til Gas of Ohio, Inc.-Sentinel Photo. J J Spring. Spring gardens are cre- September and October are the months to plant bulbs although planting iB possible until the ground freezes. Choose vour flower bulbs now from the big selection of tulips, crocus, daffodils, narcissus, hyacinths, muscarl, anenomes a!ld Iris. ,1ational '' ' ,I: , for ated in Autumn. WEEK-END CAMPER! ~· ' Pilot Suffered Hunger, Beati,,"j '· 'I I � 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. 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