https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4819e1be13e364cf8a65e3d49bf42b91.pdf 99b1173a3a9f06614fd25b124a6d1261 PDF Text Text ,, '' ,. "' ,, ' ., ~· ,, .<,/ Flqwer ArrangL~ng, Instaf!ation Of Officers, Program Highlights I Midions ~o Six C.?ntinent~ Theme Explored m Readmgs, Art1cles Mrs. Karl Groeser, assisted by Mrs. Nol'l1)an McCallum, entertained the WSCS of the Min· ersv~le Methodist church MOn· day evening at her home. "Missions to Six continents" he t : of lh features. WHS l op1c e • A program on artistic VItatioo pxtended to the Middle- 1 Dobbm Manley would assist in der water and qther er arrangJng and mstallation port Club The club was also ' cleaning the triangle park on Mrs. Carl HIJI'KY demonst~ated pre.:en~d b~rsM~iena ne" oi!Jcers highlighted t h asked .o proVIde 10 t<ble ar- Route 7. an a!!-pnrpo"' holiday arrange· Maag . Like th Sf'pte:nber meeting of the rangements for the ll'nchers' Many outstanding tuTange- ment. u_smg pmk and whJte as- The hymn, More e fI b luncheen to be held at ~he M1d- , ments were used throughout the ters Ul a low lme ter, opened the ~rogram, 0 dkpor1t Gd~rd~: ~~~me of Mrs. dleport Srhool Friday, Sept. 23.1 Hennesy home including sever- Miss Zerkle, out-gomg presi-· lowed by ~esponslve readJ.ng eve~;r ~I GarfiP.Id St Mrs Stansbury Cw ic Beau- al made by Mrs. John Kmcaid .dent, thanked the offrcers and on the t~plc le~ by. ~rs. Ch~L'nnesy, 1 tification .Chairn:an announc·i using large Dahlias r.Gmbined' members fctr their past cooper- ord Phi hps, an scrip u~e r~ L' ' Ttw meeting was opt>11ed by I ed ihat street co:Om1ssloner with lighted candles, roses uD-' ahon. Mrs. Kincard and Mrs. ing ol Romans 1: H? Y · rs. tlw president, Miss Nelbe J . E. H-.rley were in charge of Maag. d' th 1op· 1 f the d I • · 0f the new off on . eThe kk. who rea t" verse " the msla11 atwn . I· ' Severa .rea mgs . cludi nwnth wri rten by George Arn1 t cers including Mrs. Wllllam IC were !gfJVen tlDh L ng,f Lo 01 1 e - e aw 0 ·d M v•. uld 0 0. Moms, preS! ent;. rs. · CarI bread Rolli Wolfe · The Bible . d J Horky VIce presJdent ; Mrs. by Mrs. n ' .· Tht• program chairman, M1ss Patrols and leaders were or- h~alth and safely, Ben ers. ane Geor ~ Anderson, secretary; a · Mrs. Sadie Brown ; The MarlAnna !Jy,vell, mtroduc~ the ganized and plans made .for Gilkey, and Ivys, Debbie Lan. 'Mrs. gJames Arnold, treasurer. ~ gold and Man , Mrs. Stella Grue~pf'a;;_w h r t!;e evenmg, Mr. camping by the Cadet G I r I ey. . ser : lf we could see ourselves ( ;ay!4' 1\I:Ps. who i5 ass6Ciated Seoul Troop 185 Monday evenJoyce RIII!_Y was named court Mr~. Harley read ~n allegory' as others see us. Mrs. with l't\1fl\'i~ Florists m Pollr~- mg at the Middleport Electric of honor .scnbe for both patrols. paJ~trng al :ord. pJcture nof ~I Forbes : and an article on The f il l'. ~,Jr Ret>s, who is a gradll- Company offices at 6:30. D~ring the business meeting gar en c u . usm~ a owe Bread of L.ife, Mrs. McCallum. 1 Patrol LetJders Orgamzed 1or · · Seo son I Troop N 185 ACtiVIty · · 18-lll'IIY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 21, ~ Around and !IJ68 Williapt Bird iti Enlistee in Navv Over tbe Hilltops, closed th< program. William Harold Bird, 11, so~ During the business sessiOn of Mr. and Mrs. Harold William Jn charge · of Mrs. Earl . ~enBird, RR 2, Racine, enllstt;!d bt shaw president, a commumcathe U. S. Navy at ColurnbUI, lion was read In regard to the 'on Sept. 16. He will · recelY• Ministers Wives Retreat and a Lk contribution was made. It was training at NTC Great a es, voted to aceept the asking for Mr. and Mrs. Oris Guinther nlinols. Bird allended Soothe"' the year. World Community and Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles Local High and was former!) Day was announced for Novem- attended the Logan fair Satur- employed by The;on Johnson ber 4 at Grace Episcopal day. His sister will enlist In the U. church in Pomeroy. . S. Navy Waves In December m Rev Wendell G Stutler an- Mrs. Wayne Gibbons of M1d- l January. nounc~d 3 six o·ciotk covered dleport, visited Monday with :::=:.'..:------dish dinnet' for the Syracuse, Mrs. Horner HOlter, Chesler Columbus. Minersville and Forest Run Road . Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan charge al the Syracuse church M'ISS .LJ nda. R'" t.. 1e.11. Sun- and daughter of Columbus were Cln October 10 the District Su- day, for Ada where she Js -en- weekend guests of her parents ' perintendent and wife, Rev. rolled as a f.res hman a t Oh'10 Mr. an d Mrs ' Bradford Maag ' d M Calvin Rndeheller 11 Northern Umverstly. She was Minersville. an rs. ~nd accorn anied to Ada b her Mr. and Mrs. Ale,- Gravely was reportedse~:t tono:~ Wil- aren~. Mr. and Mrs. y Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grave cards ~ere p mn 1 of Dunbar, w. va. , w~re liam Fisher and a card was R~~~ :ad f~nn YFieJd~ of Co- lunday guests of their mother, sent to Ju~e :hnn :ams~~~iler 1 lumbus ani'Miss Patricia Ftelds Mrs B F Gravely and Mrs. Prayer y e ev. i h of Athens s ent the weekend J . A . Ecie~. About p . , Omeroy ' ' GIA 1!~. \ Direction of Match: Jouth VIet Nam (UPI) :..••OkaJ, men,.. the ~lrt~:Uon of Qlii'Ch II straJsbt aJle&d." · The word& were those ol Capt. Charlet W. Kappleman ot San Anl.o!do, Tex., lllll they were spoken aofUy serinualy. 'Qie men ol CharUe Company, tln!d, dtrly, bloodied, began movtns •Qahl. .The}' moved back over the same ground where some of their buddies had been killed and wounded. Back over the aame ground wh~re they had been pinned down by he'vy I Mrs. Custer Leader f.or JOf Devotions I L o ' 1 ' LoveJ·oy c,·rcle Wl 11 Rememb M• • • H"l :l l 1 . M nd Mrs H Walt@rs were wee en gues .s o rs. of ~·ai~Jpolls ~isi~d . Sunday Jdbnne Tatterso.rf and family. with Mrs John Smith. Charles W~thee returned to ' E hi h' I nt 'th Colliers Mr. and M~. Pa·ll lc ngerl1s emp_oyme WI . and daughter, Paula June were at Cheshtre. ~onday after I Monday business visitors In three months Illness. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN THURSDAY • · • • • ···9:15AM to 5PM FRIDAY ·' • • • · 9:00AM to 8PM SATURDAY · · · • 9:00AM to 9PM before. Back toward lhe glttls of North Vietnamese regulaea fighting from walst.hlgh and even sbnulder-hlgh trenehes and bunkers. They moved because they had a debt to pay, because the vUiage was coaling them too dearly, because the entire Marine sweep along the dernllilarlzed zone (DMZ) just 1,000 yards away slalled. And because ol Kapplernan's quiet words. t'oar-Day Figbt The flght lor Gla Blnh had w.. surged back aiid ·l«th for 1oor days with Marilie. moving into the viltage bl!hlnd Dame throwing lanks;·: when Charlie Company moved forward today, UP! pbntograplier Kyoichl Sawada and I went with them. Two platoons were up front, one In the rear. Crouching. running low, zig-zagging, sometimes crawHng through the elephant grass, dropping behind banana lrefl!l dotUng the flatlands. A burst of automatic weapons Ore chatlered. The first platoon dropped. A young Negro \' ' ,I' . Mtll'lne· ~1 lnimmJng "W... lng MY B~ Stick Home" lllll Jet Sgt. IilaH LandaCJ:e or Bethesda, M4:t .commented 1!1 nobody In paz:ucular: "Sll!y-Ove cloUars a llltllllh.• That's what a marine en1181etl man gels extra for combat pay. Somebody asked by radio II the llrsl platoon was rnovln,. boiled. liJI' frvm massive jlllUJido 'lllp. .by Air Force planet. AriiiiFJ shells hundreds of lllem, had 1Jeeo lobbed Into the · ~ge. Even tile big guiill from the 7th lleet shlpa offshore helped pockmark the Village eomplex, blasting down huts, cavine in many of the trenches lnd bunkers. "TeU tiiem yes " Landacre The platoon fought back, and shouted back. '")uat because· ' In a lew minutes was able to they're Pinned down doeSn't move again. They knew lhat mean we aren't on the mbVe." cleaplte the air strikes and Vfllap B111'11a artlilary and tanks it w.. up to Ahead of us the 'lillal& them to drive the North bunted. Thick black 11110ke Vietnamese from the trenches • at y :.:~:~' ~~~~:~ ;e;~e:,~~ a n ggi~:;~~~::l w.i~ le t~~ee~ii~f :C~d~'thP~:.~ed~~: ~i~::~ea~=~~e ~:£u~:~~ ~r~:~::~;:~~~£:~E~:i~;~~ cMJ;~,·~to.,er~ b:y~I.'.M~srsr;.;;~: :~:~:2~:~~:;e~~:£:~~ ;!P~·;~~::n:~dM;~f~~YMrs. b~;ht a~~k~~d~~~n:,:';rafmHMn: w wm ll ,•. w I "' - _ · flJVen m umson an e p ge d h ·1 1m ' · H R h ing til"' theme•. "'l'~e H:story ()[II to the flag. Patr~l leaders were morning ~eptho23 at f ~30 aM~~ =~~Mrst. ~i~~~i~1~~::e:r ~ell and we~re Never : an~r~~s~ s:;:er Mrs. o~:r: t·'lnWt'r Arrangmg given leader braids and patrol ~f the trthaJ er . mAeJ o r~ t ed''eB(ffi-Mbe new officers and ' fled. Mrs. Karl Gruese-r . bertrs. Pu h Mn WendeD G ' bo 0 k8 )Of for e trip. n so on a ur· ' the hymn roe Got I M:lnsiOII g ' ' ' HP p!'~pared two out~tandingl ·. . day Od. 1 the group will meet Miss .Zerkle a rose corsage. ____ - -·- ' Stutler and guests. Mrs. Pearl :man.~f'IT'f'nts inc!udmg » tall, Dunng the me~tmg the troop al lhe Major trailer at t a.m. Mrs. Horky announced that I • PhHUps, Miss Clara Garland Color.1t! arrangement using was separ~ted mto patrols as I for an overnight camping trip the October 3 meeting would !• IS and Mrs. Doris Thomas. · k "lodiolus purple asters follows: sFtrsl I prll ":> d Patrol Be d rswas nam· with to Camp K.laC hute. Th e I be guest n1'ght to be held at the . •~-il-iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ond .'m1:1 white mums .. The ~ th~. :n Yand ~h~rdn Glaze, will return Oet. 2 at 7 p.m. , First United Presbyter Jan , I tJther w~~:oo a fl at geoMelnc oe-- ane 1 ey be R b' Plans for the menu for Church wJlh Mrs . Walter MoeH sign u:;mg the sam~ flowers. le~ders. Me~ rs ar; Luoa~~ camping trip will be made ler as guest speaker, She will Mi~~ ierkle report~d. en the MillS, Jenn_rfer Gobi ' Ka te the next troop meeting to show slides and p~ctu;es of ~rs. rece 11 t Mdgs County fJir Flow· French, Amta Fultz and y held Sept. 2jj al the Johnson's Beautllical!on project. The JOF class ol the UniiL'<l l er -;~LlW r.uting that the.Midrile-d Russell. All clubs are invited te attend. Methodist church ·met Monday Second patrol was narn ed t he Company social room. ted pllrl C'lul:l had 13 entries t an d and stars were awarded t& Mrs. Stansbury presen an even 1·11 g at the ehurch w. ith Mrs. . •· 1 Jvys 1 with Kathy Moore an 1eal h- Marie Chapman , "· res 1dent, m 1 d M v. lJn 7 ribbo ns. Winn. 1bb ng en res gible members of the troop arrangement of peacock. t Debbie Gilkey as 1ea ers. em~ t jnchdf'J two ,~lue . n rnCJ o bers are Debbie Laney, Mary ing the meeting. ers in a tall silver contamer o charge. Mrs. Jol:n Kmra 1d' b~· and Mr3. Ann Kloes, Brenda Edwards, Miss Zerkle. Members am;wf'r· , . n~.,otions were led by Mrs. ~' 1 .\fax Ro: ~er; red "h.tuoiiS ed roll call with suggestions or Alonz"v Custer who read an ar· 1 M Debbie Major, Joyce HI') ey : .\l is~ l 'rkle, an d w 1 e n rs. a club p.rogram. ticle, "Exporting tt:e .\rnerican S b and Mary Holman. • ho f u d t1 Officers and committee mem· er A SOCial ur 0 owe Dream" by Norman Vincent G:Jren t3ns ury. A reoort was given on meeting with punch and cake Peale ~nd closed with the LCird's J k bers appointed were Kayte Rusble n~wer sh?w at. ac. ~on sell, scribe and reporter for ISSIOnOTieS se.rved from a .ta covere( Prayer in unison . Members an\IJss rt::~rneflMarJe Shmlth to both patrols; financial manag- Plans were made to remern· WJth a cutwork linen cloth an~ ~ swered roll cal! with a school nouncf"d a ower s ow th 1 0 bb ' Ma .0 her, during Christmas season, centered with an arrangemen day memory. J1eld at Cheshire Satu.rday er for e vys, e Je Fultz; J r; ,;en>II 25 th for the Benders, Anita missionaries serving in India of large pink Dahlias and light- Plans for the "earbooks J Sundu,v. Sept. 24- WI an f when the Love)·oy CI'rcle of the ed tapers. Miss Zerkle was .•t dJ'scu"s.:.d. A note was read ,..-,~_;.===--=='jJ tnmsportatien manager or bo 1 d M K , " ,. th~ Jvys 1 Mary Klo~s; the Ben- First Baptisl Church met lhe punch w an rs. m- from the Rev. and Mrs. C. MelGIRLS ders, Robin Mills; commissary day evenin~ at the home caid served the cake. HGstess- vin Alkire thanking the managers for the Ivys, Mary Mrs. Lillian McGhee. The es were Mrs. Hennesy ' M r s. for the contribution to their love Homer Russell, Rodney Holman; the Benders, Jenni- ing was opened wit h prayer . Mrs. L.e G'biJ g1. 11 . fer Goble; equipment manag- the president. Mrs. P au Downing, MISS . no:a 1 s A dessert course was "'"'" Site 12 112 er, the Ivys, Brenda Edwards, Smart. Devotions were and Mrs. John KmcaJd. during the secial hour by Mrs. to Big 10 pr. the Benders, ·Luann French; by Mrs . Charles Bennett Allen Elchlnger and Mrs. Chap. - -- - - - - - - - 1 1 Can't Understand GOO's SON IS BORN ; man. Regular $5.99 During .the business Patrolman and Mrs. Keith 1 notes were read from · Barnitz of Kingston are an· INFANT CHRISTENED and others. A donation was nouncing the birth of 8 7 lb.. Jamie Edward Wolfe, made to the school lunch pro- 10 oz. son, Thomas Michael 1 at son of Mr. and Mrs. gram. A note of thanks was Holzer Hospital on Saturday, Edward Wolfe (Sharon Brown) read from Dr. and Mrs. Currey September 17. Grandparents are 1 of Gallipolis was chrislened , of fndia for the food package Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barnitz the Minersville sent to them by the circle. They ol Pomeroy and Fred Peacock, Church Sunday, Sept. 11, Pomeroy. Ohio listed articles needed In their of Creightn Mine, ontario, can- the Rev. Wendell G. Stuller. area and the circle planned ada. Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Barn- Jamie Edward Is the grandson TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hennesy to send a Chrisunas package to itz of Pomeroy and Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Victor ""'wu NOTDPEN and daughters, Tereasa and the family. Mrs. Dean Brinker of Racine of Minersville and Mr. Tracy, of Portsmouth spent It was announced that the are great grandparents. Mrs. Dory Wolfe, Racine. THURSDAY, FRIDAY the weekend with his mother, circle would have devotions for ~~~~;,;.;~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-iiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AVOHnl\fS pue Sept, 22-23-24 Mrs. Henry Hennesy. the B. H. Sanborn Missionary . lan Fleming's Mr. Noah Haskins, who has Society meeting in October. "THUNDERBALLH a surgical patiell,t at Sl While Cross qQOtas were !SEAN CONNERY) Joseph 's Hospital in Parkers- pleted and projects are to be (Technicolor) ,. Claudine Auger burg, W. Va., .. is recuperating compleled at the Oetober meetColorc•rtoons at the borne of his sister, Mr. ing to be held at the home of Admission: 75c & 40c and Mrs. Wayne Sloan, Mrs. Harold Chase. New st~linyl Breatftin' Brushed Pigskin• or smooth leather. SUNDAY, MONDAY eroy Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Haskins Readings were given during •nd TUESDAY are guests at the Sloan the program hour and included Strong steelsbanksl01 solid comfort and Slljlport. Sept. 25·26-27 for the present. Their son those by Mrs. Ernest Hughes, "FIREBALL 500" · d lang wear. Easy cleaning. Water -repellent. Teehnicolor and daughler-m-!aw, Mr. an Mrs. Milton Hood, Mrs. F'rL~nkie Avalon, Annette Mrs. Charles· Haskins of McAr- ene McNeal, and Mrs. Charles And o pleasant price. Jt'o fun wearing Hush Puppi01 casuals. I•'Lmicello, Fabian, Chill thur, visited with them Sunday. Edwards. The articles were Wills. Harvey Mrs. J. B. Hayes has receiv- on Jru·ssJ·o"• Parrish. Patti Lembeck, Chandler, JDoulien ,..., and I·nclnded the . Randi Trio, Carole Lombard ed word that Mrs. Russell Bain· topics, ''The Popcorn Field,'' SlngPrs. Avalon&: Fabian are urn has been returned to her "Runaway Mother," and ''Minr<ll'e car drivers at Daytona home from Doct.ors Hospital, in I·stry of Rehabi'litation ." Speedway . bead-on Fabian ..injured andwreck pull· Ill ~:~~~~ril~nd an JS recupera tmg: The circle planned to send Pd from car enveloped in b. thd 'Its to D ·d and I flame-s on famed lAs Angeles M and Willis A11thon lr ay Rl avl . ·rig 1JrP 8" track. Hear: Fire· drMr. d M G ld Any Paul Currey, sons of the ml!l· . an .an rs. era f . dto .. ball 500; Country Carmva 1: tb0 n and children Barbara slonary am11y an . JOID anMy Way; Turn Around; Step Y • th · l · spendmg 1 medH1ght Up and Joe were in Canal Winches· 0 er Clrc e 10 Featurette: Don't Take • ter Sunday to attend the 50th ical journal to Dr: Currey. Mrs. Chenc:e wedding anniversary observance McGhee was a~slsted by Mrs. ' f'c:otoo~,',.",,·~·.oDn'.,":.,OM~:. of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hoy. Ernest Hughes m serving a Recent guests of Mr. and serl course to the above nainOOijJ Mrs. William Morris were their and Mr;s. Frances Bearhs, and Mrs. John Kauff. enemy fire just a lew hOijl'l ..' ' .' ·• wilh tllelr amllll arms lllll crenactes. We tonk our lint casualty 'at C:l! p.rn A chunk of thrapnel alashed Into a Marine's ann apparenUy from the friendly artillery fire falling tn the vUJage which IIOW lay just 1110 yards In !root Somebody loosed a yellow smoke grenade and a lew minutes later lhe wounded Marine w.. 011 a hetlcopter en route back to a hospital. As the men crept closer and closer they passed punjl stake lraJlB !Hied with lhe deaclly en tine Dnoled To Tu lnl!lr.., 01 Tlae Mflp.M,.ora .4reo VOl XVIII NO. 110 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1966 anuary 24th' Set For Sale Of Rt. 33 oh . dae WORLD· Come In- Visit Throughout the Store LOAFERS S4.aa See the Many New Arrivals In Every Roush's Shoe Store About Middleport MEIGS THEATRE Department Big Selectiqns-Big Val ues...;.Aiways At SLBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 H hp Bounce back INTO FALL on softer sidewalks n us • • I ' uppaas casua s. daughler and lamUy, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott and family of Lancasrer and Mr. and 1.\rS. Harry Wursler and children, Greg, Pamela and Jefl of Cenlervllle, Ohio. Mrs. Wurster ia the former Janet Dillard, sister of Mrs . Morris. ENROUTE HOME Sgt. Larry A. Welch, 25, is on hls way bnme !rom VIet Nam afrer 13 months in DaNong. His wife and sons reside at ReedsvUie, Rt. !. NI!WVINYL •lboNFlDR $149 ...,.,_...,...,...._ ·--·--··. wmt BUILT. . CUSHION l'IY tioNGCX.IE\JII IWRN Sq. Yd. Tloio ntW 1lilrl _ . . 1111 I sprift&J' folil cttUiol bftwttcl ·-•-1!1-!lirur t ·: n iftl. c '/ 7 .... 111 ...... dlfttrt So . . . . . "'"· - ,;tq aut~' · - ... Wifl~ • 111rlltr-t:ools -\oiOciY ~tid •Netds•C~M~ttti!Wc~Gwtt• Opo10 Prtdr; ond Saturd•r Nl,hll INGELS CARPET HOUSE 220 MA!N POMEROY . 992-5661 GLAMOUR BEAUTY SALON ANNOUNCES The Employ,ent of A smaothle1 that's (left). In . ~ . . • , . ~-· W<?LVER1NE WORLD WIDE, INC., ROCKFORD, MICHIGA~-mlkfrl 11f Hut!\ Pup~ cuualt and' Wolvttlntl IHinlllhoM~nd bootl, lkl produC71tlnd·~ "' Surveyor 2 Destroyed in Space ., lere'a w~are to llunour Hush PJIIPIII •uala: rrom ....~,.. '"' • to......,;.,,~,...,,.~- rrom ·~w•tof1W.W '""-'•tt-•IIIMIItt!AOtttt?..l. 0 CONNIE TEAFORD S.. Conn I• For Your N~ Fall Hair Sty!.. Houri: 9 AM to 5 PM Op.n Wed. Evening By Appoint..,...t Only PHONE 992·2743 127 MuiiNrry Pomeroy ~ryii'Jordon, OWMI' ' OPEN e FRIDAY NIGHT nL 9:00 P.M. e ALL DAY THURSDAY ' . ' · - 1a.m. PDT (5:14.211 a.m. EDT),Iaive •teerlna ~ causing the vehicle would haVe stablltded dia!oleJnte. A JPL - - opaceoraft .... llld lbe 1 IIOitltiDdlnl pola!Ne, TIIo 111181 altemPI lo . tbe ,...mer .a.m. �) • ..~ lelitlnel. Pomll'OJ·:Middleport, o , Sept Announce Plqyoff ~artl 22, 1981 C-B Operator~ Of Wide Area Planning Party ~~~ matJ post on relallvely hl&b grotD41 and ordered the men to dog Ia for the n~&hl The mamnes took om \"•If lrenchlng tools and went to work It too~ a long lime •nd II was verj dark when they llnlshed I helped dll a four man hole and: JUSt barely missed beong tne 'first man on II W!r lay ln,..je hsterung to the co ortng aQ)Inds ol outaoln& arUUery ,orne of the men managed to 1'"11 But they were abrupUy ... ~ nWroJscO tUPI) ',IW'edne!d 1ay Sept 21 was the of day the Plttsburah IPir·ates should have stayed at and that Included IG!,...rll Milnaltr Ja. Brown. For 11 was a day In wbleb they wound up lhkd best In • three team coJn.tlisllD& eel'OIIlQo ny to dete~mlnt Natlo~ aa111e playoff data and sites A few hours later they blew a 6-5 declswn to lbe San Fran!!ilco Glanll Dave Grote of the NL off!l!t Cllllducted the ceremony In tbt Candlestick Park press n>DID and 1n two-tenm playoff posslbJ. Utoes with the Giants and llodjers, the Plrotea came out Citizen Band Radio operators from Mlddlepllrl Pomeroy and HunUngton W Va are Invited to attend a Halloween Party of the Galloa Coonty CoUzens Band Radoo Club Inc on Oct 19 Plans for the party were dl.. cussed Wednesday mghl when the Galha C B Club mel at the K of p Hall The meeting was awakened d Ab11ul 3 1 m Incoming mortars be&an Iandini lnoldo del 1 the company's ens ve per ometer You could hear the Vooces of women and children B b Cox opened by preal ent o • leadmg 14 members and seven guests m the Lord s proyer More detailed plans of the t party woll be announced 1a er Hill officer who was sl~p~ g small number attendmg last o~Mide has hole Parts So das mghl s meeting y;as adjourned Visitation of Lacl·e Roush Rooms Features ed d Dies nes ay PTA Meeting The Salisbury PTA held 118 coLUMBUS (UPH - Prlo- between w awa a for a socaal hour durmg which ooers at tbe Ohio Pentent!ary refreshments were served lD hoe wllb • wodespread to the end The clubs pacmc S1.1nda) on movement In the natoon • pen· (And I pos~ro~h Qf Damel s aspa de-sk for hll Wife Cto LETART W Va - Lacoe Hoffman Roush 79 Oak Grove Communoty Letar~ W Va ' passed away Wednesdav at the Galhpolls Medocal Center Born here December 19 1800 she was the daughter of John and Catherme Fmmcum Hoffman Prece!lmg her 10 death was her husballd Arch Roush, July 29 1966 lh ForlofloatJOn Holl attracted 75 1 a! lnstllntlons bave flooded pnson official• wotb request• to be allowed to flgbt In Viet Anderson S C Love ~o o:o RuUand Mtddleport Pomeroy Nam from the wilds of near e L I Mason and Pt Pleasant W Va Warden Ernie Mnwoll said tnd Wire her one dczen lohng The farthest came from Drexel tllal 10 lbe pall year betweea :.lt!mmed roses Toay 11 er 75 and 2011 prisoners bave sent 11fflhday Apprecoate confirm ) Hill Pa - - - - ~m notes aaklng lbey be al lowed to 1oia tbe armed for ceo lor duty In VIet Nam i e persons from as far away as aroc n NelsOIIVJlle Racme Mmersvalle • Sorne Laggmg On One Phase Of Medicare U.S. OFFERS (Continued from Poae 1) le escala«on from the other aode and wothout any stgn from UJem of a wolhngness to neiOitate Woold Stop Bomblal Nevertbeless ,=· r <I either of lbe otllft t'liii the aclvan~,:ot p i - 1 games In lflell't~• ~i The G1ants ~ r game, with Ill make up GW1 ~ u 11 has a on place 11 the cUiftni ~ Giants are eiiJI'ilria.le\l bJ ..... a !Jodger-Piralh 'pli;'blf ik!ilea would open In Plttalw~P 1!11 tht aame date Otllei'wlllt aU playoff act1o11 will bqln on Oci 4, fo In tbe drawlnl of alrawa r p)noff, lhi llodcan wwe d...,.,.ted " flam No 3, the Glanta u ~. I and tbe Plralll u No L a thrle tum Bormg • In • l0 School wall iiii Over 90 per •ent of the Meigs JE&uz;un rn n;; i itii!it Sutvtvors a SJster ents of hrst grade pupils Mrs Dora Hudson Leon and several meces and nephews Fu neral serv1ces will be held at the Foglesong Funeral Ho~e Saturday at 2 p m wotb 1be Rev Parker Hinzman and e Rev wwills beBollups Bunal m theofhcoatmg Letart Has Begun c let me say County residents who enrolled mclude first meetmg of the year Tues day eo•nlng at the school wtlh a large attendance Mrs Wilham Ohlmger prest dent was m charge of the meet mg whoch opened with the pledge to the flag led by color guards of Grl Scout Troop 100 Devotions were led by Mrs ry Clark The presodent ed the Bedford paresis and par that m tlus matter the United on tile doctor btll Insurance pari 11 1 Cemetery may caP ma ,tales 1s willing once agam to 1 ef mechcare have pa1d the1r the funeral Fr1ends home after 2 lake the forst step We are forst prem<Ums Robert G Lor prepared to order a cessation enl Socoal Securoty Dostroct Core bore dr~llmgs began Froday of all bombing of North Viet Manager annoonced today Wednesday at the Rutla tl Nam the moment we are Those who have not yet s~nt Elementary school w1th two assured provately or otherwose I'" theor premiums Will lose sets of drollmgs being done on ANNUAL MEETING that thl! step Will be answered l lheor doctor btll msurance pro- the exterior of the buoldong by The annual meelmg of lbe uromptly by • ~rrespondmg tectlan 1r they delay beyond a Cmcmnatl f1rm announced Me 1gs County Umt of America and appropriate de-escalatoon ISeptember :lO Premium remm Supt George Hargraves Jr Cancer Society Will meet Tuea on the other aide der notJce~ that time JS running Dr1lhngs on the lntenor of day september 27 at 7 30 P m lout were maoled last week the bulldmg will be done on at the Moddleport HJgft Sohool Most of the elderly people Saturday and possobly Sunday There woll be election of officers who have signed up for the vol ol thos week he said and oommotlee reports All eon untary medical Insurance part no. two story addition wbioh trobutors of $1 or more to the g I of medocare are havmg theor was buo t ten years a o os 1966 crusade are memhers aod premoum paymenls dedu cted sho~mg cracks m ots lntenor m•y vote from the or monthly socoal secuo walls and separations between on rao lro•d or covll semce the wall and floor on some DRIVERS TO MEET Two vehicles colhded There woll be a school bus C')urt .nd Second St .I 9 ~ 1 re)loremenl "ash benefols r 1m,_ places the supenntendent saod •• 1 premium' payments m causon& mmor damage Porn are Althoug h the InIenor cracks meetmg at 7 30 P m Th ursd ay er Pollee laid Wednesday lyherefore mad• automalJcally have become qmte noticeable I"·ptember 22 at the Sallsbucy oy f to t ~ 11 bu Dana E Tumor 14 Harrl for them Anyone nol gettmg and separatoons o one wo Elementary School A s NOT/ cf s 3f.l5 tlrumph Followmg the report of secretary and treasurer Raymond Cole the of Mrs Herbert Dtxon as surer was announced and Mrs Kenneth Chaney was from the floor A report was ven 811 By MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE Upset Cbamplon Egad friends the Hoople System has done It agrun' our Number one upset opeclll last week w81 little Miami of OhiO to upend It, Bog Ten foe Indiana by a 19-10 count The final tally' Miami 20 Indiana 10 Just one point off ftom the forecast - harrumph' 1 feel dear readers I muat also apologlte for another one point discrepancy last Salurday Your favorite correspondent gave you Duke to oulpolnl Weal Vlrglnla 33-16 But Tom Harps Blue Devils played Uke angels - he-heh - to record • the dinner served the Shrmers which was a cess Mrs Maxine Arnold on the beautlfcaton project the school and also intlrod,uced I the members of school who were present Mss lee Story principal the teachers cooks and bus vers after which parent! A sticky alide rule caused the mlscalculat!Qn no doubt But enough for history It's e look ahead to the major en counters on this week I eard. The big 1arr<e of the day •••• matches those Jndlana 11 wuoo, Noire Dame and Purdue on the home ground• of the 1r1I h 1 predict Ara J>arsegnlan a lada Open Doors of Auto are Hit ~e ··"'dent II • vu will grease the Bklda for Purdue a Bob Gr~ese - haw hawand emerge triumphant by • 22-15 score Now hold on to your ball, kiddles for the Hoople special ol the week' J look for Syra cuse to rebound from the Bat· lor debacle to turn back vlslllnll U C L.A, 21-28 In a torrid struuJe (Ed Note Look oul, Hoople Gary Beban mlllht bomb you too ) Also In lbe eu~ my olm1 mater Ylle will unveil lbelr 1110tl ext:1Un1 perlonnor lllrK!e Albie Boolb In the periOD of sophoiMn Brian Dowllnl Walch for talented Quarttrback DowliiJI 1o lead tbe Old Blue paat ConnecUcut, 211-9 - Boola! Boola• Now 10 on with the ••OI'OCII t Mfaml (Fia I • Florida 81. Zl Midi staff Sl , ... llldJ II Slaalord Zl Mllllesota II ~•~-•ppt 11, n.ea r ~••" ••".,. u ldalio 11 Mmllau Ill. 7 Nebn1.. •- 11 u•-• ... 11. 1 No. CaroUaa I N. ClroUaa Sl I ladlua I Norlllwealen JC p m Wed· '-'U N...., Mlowa'"'..aa 11 CaWenll 11 Vlfllall 1.1 t'k!mla I Florida 17 ...... II, 17 Ga Td It Vuder)dl II MJsaourl 11 DDaola II Ofdlltoma II Iowa 81 I lowa II "--ID 8t 11 v&,., Maryland :H. Ww F - II WI Week: RIPI WMI If, Tlea I, Pel. I a; .m. eon·IDS Top NFL Scorer:' Green Seventh I·n Rushing oesday ~ State Rou'fo~ CIJEVELAND lt!P!) _ Jim Tho BrowDI _...., :!~e J~~ ~:1 oherlffi Brown Is cono bul the Cleve- Wednesday lbel quarterbtlek Mo land Browns can bout Ibis eble Roberts and dafellll'fti!Ml deApacratmerdrnllven by Clifford Hill OUie CordBl h ' .,_ _ .. week of a contender for the ti• • •beln - -...541 Racine was parked on tie of the NaUonll Football walvero and have pia'*' the hlg~way lielided Wt!!t wltb League's leadmg scorer on tht ''tali" llluad. lllllel front and back doors open ~e- That laurel belongs to flanker eoUid be ..Uvatttl In faur weolta I nd It R • t Ul willl 1111 phen C Cle a • acme Gary Collms who !011 year wu and can wor o lravellnt west th on11 Routa his I338"'81 o the league's top punter but 101 squad I p--'111 IIIlo quit 1111 0 blonded Y e g an Y. doing so well In that tategory Heme om coming ear laoled to see the thus far this season delenaive baddleld foil 111111 parked car aild slruck boUt His two touchdown catches Clevellllcllasl week, baa liiiJilCI sonville was travehnJ north an one of these monthly benefitS mches have appeared around drivers an~ asked to attend chatrman conducted IJ room Vl doors Sunday pushed his total to II with the HouJtoa Ollln .. Ill Court and Calvin B Simpson " boiled dorectly by the Socoal the ~dge ~~ ~~~o~b::r:~ : I DANCE SET sotatoon durmg the program hour There were no ln)urtes or ar points, three ahead of lll<tel' American Football Lea8110 40 Pomeroy was gomg ea•t Securoty Admm.,tratton crac mg a after whoch refreshmenls were rests and heavy damaee to Jim Bakken of St Loul&, who Cleveland has not obtained I on Second Simpson attemptmg These forst premoum notoces exteroor brick The Eastern Htgh School band served by the execuUve comuut both cars, authoriUeo saod Is second repllicemeut far Pll'dlb, who to park II I meter oo Second were mailed out m June Lo Supl Hargraves said no such woll sponsor a dance followmg tee He's the only Browns player llifl be wu GODiaoletl by flft )U't above Court was struck t id requesting a $9 pay damage has appeared IR the the Eastern vs Rulland football I anywliero near the lop in tbe NFL IIICI AFL teaml, and lndJ. b Turner as be came up Sec- ren s~ th months o( Jul) much older sertoon of the buold game Froday mght Sept 23 NFL Individual statlsllcl caUons art the B~OWDJ wW 1rJ Street There were no lment or8nd eSe !ember mg The newer sectoon contains Felltured w II be tbe Impacts I (Contonued from Page I) Emle Green r·-•· to Jet by ••••• SlllldaJ •••,... P Is August d e classrooms and a cafeteria The and Larry Anderson will be the ' ~ ..... ..,.. .,..._. arresl& or mjuroes Premoum paymen are u h I wa• designed to ollow voluntary oeventh 1n rushln& with 1411 St Louis ben with oaly flva 0l Chestfr Wells Route 1 Long ·~ I1rst day of each month sllite Will pay t e cost cor DJ A door prize Will be goven IS prayers where public school yards m20 •arrleslllcl halfback defellllve backl. Th t.ctJOn ts rectong the damage to the buUd The public " Jnvotfd • B0 ttam WOJ arrested by pollee on •~ .,.,of coverage e pro M H aves •a•d officials permll Leroy Kelly 11 lith with !Gil llookie Tum GWIIIOe, a memo on :t chars• of mtollcatlon terminated If no payment ha • mg r argr RUMMAGE SALE yarda In 2'1 attempts l!er of the Brolmll' tall 1111!1!1. WeJl( wtll appear In Mayor been made for lhree consecu There will be a rummage sale A potluck dinner featuring Rain il Delul{e Quarterback Frank Ryan 11 w!U be eligible for aci!Ve ilUij Ch¥l!s . Leger s Court Sept 2'1 uve months and the elderly d doshes from SIX conllnents A STORM SYSTEM THAT fourth In passlna with :18 eom before the Ott I JIIDe al pftfi. OYS tO ion the Ebersbacll bull mg on ceded the meeting of the and be ..f"'"v N tzl' person may not Sign uodp ·~~ 2nd Street In Pomeroy Satur Corcle of the Umted Methndlsl dumped tbe heaviest rain In 63 pleUoos In 49 attempts for 143 buribe.:_ pill a~• IIIIJ ~lrl[e eu IDI( until the nut open pert day Sept 24 Sponsored by the b years on New York Coty con yards and live touchclowtll, "'" re acem...h Church Tuesday evemng at t ke tinued to wash mue b o1 lhe Die1 on Tb nrs d&V ober I to Decem ber 31 1967 Apple Grove WSCS George Clment NeuWmg with the protection Ml startmg church Mrs T A Downie as Northeast today - the lOJt day 81 l'001eroy pused 1way at unil July I 1968 - and al a 1 1 ed grace of summer The ram which hit ~•II! General Holl]lilal tbtS IIO per cent hogher premium The Racmt Chapter Future rS. S rne Mrs Dawme presented the New York Wednelday totaled morlllnl Survovon mclude a l rate Farmeers of Ameroca are at prlll!ram topoc • Mlssoons In 5 54 Inches In 24 hours exceednunlller of mece• lnd nephews tendmg the Ohio State Farm s1x Contments" She dosplayed eel 10 city history only by ID runeral aervoets won be heid i Scoence Revoew Fnday Seplem· Items from each of the II 171nch ramfall recorded In ot the Sacred lleart ( orch mI ber 23 sponsored by the Me·~· nents mcludlng • paor ol 1903 Pornoro Saturday at ' a m EqUipment Company Brown s Mrs Louts Osborne was ho.. shoes belongmg to the late Mrs At least three peroons doed By Ualtecl Preas IDwnallooal Cleveland at Kansas City oJtb1 Ro"'fll Ylfrv•ce• woU be held 1ractor Sales and Fulton tess to the Evangelme Mosston George Heber Jones aunt of Mr dunng the New York storm A American Lelpe Chlca10 at Waahinaton, nlghl Frodll)' at I p m at the Ewmg l Thompson Tractor Sales ary Socoety of the Pomeroy Downie and a mosstonary on man reportedly JUmped from 8 'II' L Pet OB lletrolt at Mlllnesola Funeral Home wtth lbe Rev I Sonce the review " an educa Church of Chnst Tuesday .ven- Korea for many years Staten Island ferry bemg tossed BaiUmore M 58 61B Boston at New York John Turel officoallllll Buroal toonal event and highly recom mg at her home \n Cbesh1re Durlnl the busmess sessoon In h pped b winds Delroll 17 5511 81 Will be In the fBPltly lot '" the mended each boy Will have spe The meetmg on charge of Mrs charge ef Mrs Kermit Walton ~y ~~ve~ "32' miles~:. tour • Mlnnesola 13 70 542 llll N•teul Lealae Sacred Heart Cemetery nal asslgnmenlll to fulflll New Molton Roush pfesldent open- chairman plans were made to tz~oc gacddenl ldlled a youna Cblcago 19 73 ~211 15 W L. Pd. 01 Plano lor the 1967 season In developments corn yoeld cllecks ed woth devotions by Mrs A L have 8 nurseJ"' during church and another woman Cleveland 77 Tl 500 IB lit 82 511 PLAN FLOWER SHOW elude a league of love team' I and tomalo processmg woll be Phelps usmg as her toptc Abun· worship hour The ways and ;l~m:; beneath the wheels of a California 74 77 490 81 M 50 116 Chesler Garden club will from the ommedoate Pomeroy some of the arP>s asso~ned Mr dant Grace Prayers by Mrs means committee will have b PP Kanlls City 70 83 451 Franotoco 1ltl rl 511 C hold a fall flower show October area were made durong a re- Anderson vocational agrocultu- Phelps and Mrs Jerry Maswr bakmg apron as a money us Boston 111 116 45$ 81 71 US Ill 22 23 In the dlntn& hall ol tlot cent meetong of the Pomeroy ral mstructor Will help the concluded the ~cvoUons Mem· lng project • Washllllllon 61 1ltl 438 Pblladelphlo 81 'II J2l t Chester Meeonlc bmidmg Tbe Boys Baseball League boys woth these assognments bers answer<'li ro'l coil wotb an Tbe meellng closed with the .4rchbu":/ Die: fS. New York 10 116 434 Loulo 19 7J 110 1016 11 generll commillee ' Mn League offocoals elected to example of sp~rotual poverty A Mizpah benediction after which CLEVELA R~th Wedaesdll)"l GIIDOI 72 71 410 11\t Reod Young chjurman Mn serve agam next v.r are Hor commumcat•on was read frol!'l a qessert eourse was served by bop Edword F Hoban Balllmore 19 Kan City I olihl floulllin f1 rl 2116 Wyatt Chadwell Mrs Elrl ace Abbott presodent Wolloam the McKinley lndtan Mossoon at the executive committee Cleveland Roman .:;:thoUc hi Detroit 2 Clnl I Is~ 1Vrl-nl4bt New York II " 41a fl Dean Mn Homer Holler and sniKlffer voee presodent and Tuppenosb Washmgton cese died early ay at 1 Calif at Detro!~ 2nd pjMI Chicago II rl JG 14'1 Mrs Guy Summerfield Jom Suulsby secretary treasur Mrs Phelps had tbe mlss1on CITED BY P,4.TROL home at the age of 81 The~ Clevelaild 8 MlntjeMti 2 weaeaday'l 1loniU - -- - I" study on Hawau and Jamoca Felix Isaacs 72 Rt Cool hoohop had aerved 81 aplrl Boston at Wash 2 pfld' Otlcqo f ClneJnnttl 3 Present were league officials COLUMBUS (UP!)_ Thhe afterwhlchMrs Mastercondut· VIlle, and Earl Toy, 41, leatholder fo~ r:re~~~·. New York,' ppd' San Frnn8PIIIIbuflht ' 11 coacheo managers players ted th• entertamment Wtlh prJ. vtlle Ky were orted Ia appear Ca lcs e I 'l'lllrl'llltl Pl'a•alilt Pllelten 4 St Loula 0, ~ 1 1 DEVIrn:D 1'0 IN'I'f:lll!.'l'l Ill' parents and othe onterested of state Bureau of Uuemp~m":, zes awarded to Mrs Roush In Metgs 'county eourl Sept diocese one of the .afiOSI lq t81aribll 1'IIIMI EDT) Los Anpll!lll; nl&bl !11£JOI III.UON iliiEA flcoals Trophies were presented ~::::::O::.e of 14 Mrs Phelps and Mra Clyde 011 speeding cllar&es by the ~ U~ted !MJxt\1 llootoil If 1fuhtnp~n, ldltduladl """"" a. ••.,,_, to the managers and players of 1 courses In many Ohoo cltoes Andrews Refreshments were Ohio State PalrQI bla: a;:2 and se= ~ co- Brandlit 17-al and FIJCbet' ~~ the Pomeroy Poraletl team 111116 to tzmo 781 persons under the served to tbe above and Tom· SMJSSED adju~/~shop til the oaw Arch- Yl Rl!!hert alld ~~~ II ~1111!1 roast woth soft federal Manpower Development my Master dismissed lo bishop Joseph Schrombl, auc. 12 at Klului llowllilrl •IMI :;:::,"..::,,;, _ '" ...... ..,._ drlnk: •nd potato chops was Wlllard p Dud I Fights llftans the Meigs County Clerk of ceedlng jllm In IM5 Polmo• (It-t): Yl KreUMf p m, •' • •• •- "' ';:1!'.. - serYed Leap offlclals again 1 said tht federal government NEW VORK (UPII .l.Joe Cllurll oftlte Wednesday of the BD It p.m Pltllbjli'ill a1 AIIJI!Ia4'rJ 1 2 .. - - thanked all who helped contrl .Uocated , 1 09'7,24! for the Frazoer 20312 Philadelphia State of Ohlv " L Hart. by TWO CAllES Citllfornla 1q111 (IN) n '(l.t). 1 1 •·,~...... _ _ "•-..:; bute to the success of the past programs with $420.D93 01 11 go- oulpomted Oscar Booavena, ordier of the oourt upon aatis· Two cases WI'';"Charlea Le! Jlrunot ; , u\"''' .., ... w ~...'::; a:' •- season • to the Jralneea for allow 2115, Argentina 1101 factton of the olaiOUII Pumeroy M8z.~" '" IDa I BIRMINGHAM England ar'a Cwrt , _ , eYODu•R 789 ~ I:. ':':II no ..... NOW ol YOU Portland KNOW Ore, Bnct!ll matching ObiotralnlngJackaon provtded 211n 4(UP[) England --Johnnystopped PreiiC<)I\Franco 189 3- OhioTOVa)ley A'I'TEND Grange REVTVAL 2112 wm Forfelllng Brook• of 1Middleport $25 bond WU .. ..!111' , •1 f': gardener and Badalassl 211, Italy !4), Jack atteml revoval meetong ':', Autos Collide lnPorneroy I'' theor names and names and grades of theor children atlend mg school The room count was taken wolh the first grade taught Mrs Waller Bunce the grade taught by Miss Story and lhe SIXlh grade taught by Mrs h h 1 15 Everetl Thomas eac av ng parents present Ohll d Mrs Phohp nger an Mrs Harry Clark program co- I I o~d (JPJ Bne • {s Fullba~- Contt•nental D. hes Served For Potluck I FFA 8 AfleD dRevleW • I M 0 bo /s Hostess to 8oys League To Have F'lVe Tearns m • '67 Church Society rn: 781 Persons To he Trained =• 0:: ... ~~!':...mtn =e'-:.: :' '"":' ':.:t '~-ulu .:r::.. .. :.'..!" - -... .::::, ••....;: ~ +J..-'¢"f1.... -- ...W ,.. o:."an~." ,..•· rur! ~ ~ :;. .. ~ ~ r a' ~~ "'.'\'!~ (10) • ' ; ' All -mllera arJ !Dvletd. r-;: ;oar•• ~~~tlflll C 1 I iiiiUri4 ._. (1:1 :,:,Ill (~if) '* ~ servt~f sla~~k ':hanlc ~~~ 2~or:l~~ ~lpo;llilt ~·=ch'~!e a~ta; :am ~ ':,. ~~~ .:; ":'1Jir.. - '411 Eopaclera: New 111to wllelller to call l!l'l!" ~ .,~1 or ecree m~ I I :!: 't,:!,: l .~~cl~t~..:C~pe tftle!g'Pa1'e"•B•• S\1: :_,nee On;A!~e ~as ~.::'!1s~~lt!r ~ ~!"0:':1.:!...,- :: ~=.-,.,"~ ~.: ~ :::::al IS I •- ''' •::=;.::-_,. !·~.&:"::"s•c:;:C'·•.:i "E: c~mp:ener as :::Chi THE DAILY SENTINEl ~ ~ '.1i :~~~~~ij~~~~~~~~~~ tf.J~),p By CHET TANNEHILL lieDUIIel S(Nlril Wrller PROBAB - - - - - - - - - -- "'""'"' Panthers and Blue Devils pe!;:~d~ M~:·,a=~a~ Are Hampered by lnJ· uries T - Toties Jack•••. last title came ID Jew ruling In effect this fall 11161 Logan won ot last m concernlng the use of reserve I 11161, Atbeas waa the lUGS football players m varsoty rhamploo Galllpoh• hasnl gal'nes won tt smce 196~ Wellston s last grtd crown came m 1958 The Sentinel reporttd A M1ddlcport w1th moe crowns L~oS:~RJ~~J GALliPOLIS BLUE DEVfLS T=.~u)Ailc~MEseRmad'o'hws \be Wellston Sentinel there s a w11r7328YR34 VS LINEUPs , POMEROY PANTHERS p?LTE' Y4R4 165 :~; In 11111es to key play eo s h"' forced Galhpohs men Danny Davoes 166 4 1 G 3 135 lor 1 erry Hanslev and Pomero) coach Bud Btckel lo John Magnussen 170 4 c 3 165 I ]togg le tlleor startmg llneuos for I nda; s Southeasteo n I Mike ElhoU - 165 3 RG 3 16o 1 1 I RamS TOUgh Stev~L~~~~~ Ra) Zorkle Cookie For Jack Mowery p t St par ker Tearn -··· • ~d B~~~ l What award did yea year - Wellston Head Coach Bob Brennan an reply to a quest on why he did not use reserves when Wellston Yras assured ol v wm last Fnday mght pomted to the followng new regula taon If a boy plays a quarter of football In a varsny game lie cannot play a reserve game for seven days Two c:onsecutJve plays ronst•tute playmg tn a quarter ' - -Th e regu Iahon was put m ef 1tt 1 s fert for the first time yeRr Jt wall Wlthout a doubt burt reserve programs m small Class A schools Some of the AA schools may be hurtmg too -- Tbto tznd Soutbeaslern Athlehc LeaD'ue footbaJI Ob!o sea sou will commeoce e Friday mgiU Four games are oo lap Galhpolit go~ to Pomeroy Lngan is at Athens m the top ,ame of the evenJDg J\.{iddlepnrt plays at Jackson and Well~ton journeys to Nelson I vll r most valuable Mos' home twll Ohto League gnrl opene1 a! Pomero) ! Rogel Bush 216 4 R T 4 170 ----John Wolfe l M1ssmg from the Panthers I Greg Howell 182 4 R E 4 150 Bill English I GRF:EN RAY Wls UPI\ lmeup F tday w ll be three bovs were ready phsyc&al!y 1 Rod G1Ikey 166 3 Q B 4 145 Don Swisher Here s a QUJCkte qu z Wh c~ hasn t won one smce 1!149 hllk l~;"s - Cl cules H)sel 17l 0 11 h g JOO 15 to get the boy-; I Larry Thompson 146 4 0 r team has g ven the Green Bay 1 and Pomero) s only champ- po md Junwr Stewart BI<Jnke 1 up m~.:• tall) fur Pomeroy Bryan Swam 164 4 1 If 4 135 Keith Phahn l P rkP s m11 (' tro h n ~ mnshtp came m 19a., sh1p H\!.1~ l ld nc anU J 1 liP Pctnlhers have eight J1mmy Gllmore 147 ;j R!l 4 J""O Rill Moore ] the pa st rev yf'ars tth <m anv C1 w l "'po md sollo•o!! letter el back from last year!i Charles NPal 176 1 FB 3 160 l.en vaoMete 1otiler? 1 1he Southe an \alley Athlr.tn: l lhscll suHcrcd a leg HJury qutd r •l rountmg llysell Confcrcl t.:e ISm tis mnlh year l agam t Hutland S•t •rd v gil wl ( k w n lmr aid DF.J.ENSE I If youve answers wth the I of operatton Kygr1 Creek owns 1 Crow (:!t.:eiH'< i a v,.nst njur) lo st s1x lnstde the SEOAL c o\LLIPOI TS- LCB 81 ent Saunders 1 T- Roger Bush J ~bv ous-Ralt more and ChH:a seven crown ~ Eastern t'Ao lagamst the HPd Devtls all(! PH S was 16 0 Jn 1965 LG - Make Elho!l RG- Dan Da\tcs RT- Ron Russell RCB O- RrWf' yo rsel w !h a b g (I:~~~;~ Rw Cirandf' and Soli!Y.( ten Stcv. rl U!ak sl rp wa a JUt A.t Cct llpolrs last fall the - Greg Howell LSLB~John Magnussen RSLB- Bruce Har fat F Rut "-DUd y(Ju beuve DELAWARE Ohio one cac:h Nm th G<ill a c •me ed tr fle Panthers ope 1 ng u dt:rdog Pan tners htdd GAHS re id or Chuck Neal Lll-frm ( llwre RH- Brure Sm th the Rams 1 Harness racrnJ! rans tlose m 953 after ·.un liJ thc lgant: aga r 1 Wahama t() a 6-ti he until II 05 rema•n Sa fety-La 1n Thomp son F'or rts Los AngPIPs a team weather wat~hers todayr co unty t,urnpwn~hip n Hl~7 Heplac ng Hy ell s R<.~y Ztr ed m the fJna l penod The Blue POMEROY-LCB-Ketth Phalin LT-Bill Moore IG- thats seldom been n the the skies cear u~ onr'~!f~:; 1but los t out n the f nat ga ne I kle 165 J•uu r d semor J o h 11 Dev1ls scored two fourth penod Ed Baer HG-Ke n Eng!Jsl H! - Ra y Zarkle RCB- M ke r HI? 1 r <~ h n $74 616 little Brown d us r· 1 1 of the 1958 campatgn w e Wolfe 170pound se nor w II re lllchdowns to wtn 186 \\rtght LSI B- Pat Story RSI B- \nd.,. Porttr 1 H- Steve that has handed <'Oarh \.nee rJ ;1r;s c for 3 vearo1 s Sou thwestern railed fr m a place Cruv,. at nght tackle The Panthers ptcked up l4 Fmlaw RII-B11l Engltsh Safetv-Don Sw sh~r 1 rnhardJ s Parkers mmt> g:r ef Thf" weather was the 30 0 halftrme dcf c t to down Ct e~ch B eke! plans few chan first dt wns to ( allm ~ 10 a 1d KlCKOP F TH1E I than any other Nat 1ona Pool test I n as the ru•td 1 the Pu ates 36 3() ges on defense M ke W rght collected 82 yards rush ng tn 8 PM lro~ l l LeaguP opponPnt superbly cond t1oned ! 155 pol nd senwr wtll play r ght 131 attempts Pomeroy npped POMEROY STADH 'H v.en t to the post for (Orrucrback And~ POJIPr 1~0 Cal rpols pass defense for They II pe trvng agan clmJactiC even( of the The Pirates wdl plav at pollnd sen or wtll Ulke over a t34 )a rds w th ! ! of 21 compte S 1 da\ tn I ampt>Ju f 1 eld r1nd "rand cor<uol lrarness s00 th t F d 11 h "es ern fl ;~) ~ t m ha fback p JS twn KPn f 1gl sl tw1 s m 1965 - B I Moore as usual l'he Packers are at the Delav.are County lh~ o~y SIV \C gamr. ' ;eek lfi~ pound so pi om ore Will hod was a favonte target h \-01 d t( V.ll lht I m b\ grounds 'll•ri;~~ en OQ eague glmts md dov. a defensive guard pust Ga lhpoiiS collected !86 yards nmf' pOLnts A sellout crowd ol •I Southern al Kyger l:rf':ek E1p;ht Panthers Will go both rush ng 11 35 attempts last fall almo t 51 000 ft~1s IS assured to Rullaad at Eastern and Han I wa) s r nday nrght and completed four or 10 passes watch Green Bay m Its ftrst nan Trace at Symmos \alley flary Smith 190-pound ta ckle for 86 yards Overall yardage ~ue 1966 regular SPa son garr (' here Heres the all hme SVAC and ngnt cornerback w J def favored GAHS 272 to 216 Gal Both teams carry 2 0 records grid slandmgs mdurt ng mnely miss Fndav s league op lo polos has tO lettermen back mto plav and the Winner II be gam"s played thu f lh 1 new Ohio b1gb school regula tlon bas curtailed the use of reserve players 10 vars1ty lool ball game& II Pu d IJ Noire Dame r ue T CU • 0b1o state If OreiOD 11 Ulab 7 Duke II Plttsborib II L s u t1 Rtoe t 8 OtrtllDa 1.1 MeJ1Pb11 II 1t So calfforota II WlsooaafD. S M U Z1 Navy II 8)'l'II!Uie 21 U C.L.A. II Teua II TeiU Teeb 7 Tulane 18 Tew 116M IJ WllbiqlH IJ Atr p...,. I Wut Va, 17 Wll I Mar7 I j Wyolllblc !& Arflou Sl. I ,; Yale • r-lleld 1 Allbama II lA 'l'icb I Klual IJ AiluU 15 It Arbaaas II TMlaa 1.1 Amy 17 llilly Cnla 7 Telneuee 11 AIIIJ1In 11 Baylor 31 Colondo I llottoa Collqe II liMo 11 I Hansley, Bickel Juggle Lineups for SEO Opener at Pomeroy Friday Night~ THE SPORTS DESK b•"" lbe\:E ~f Hoople Likes Irish Over Boilermakers, syracuse t 0 Re00und Agams • t u•c•L.A• RUSH PARTY - Froze wmners for the annual Beta Stgma Pht CfhMapterA. M So t h party Wednesday rught at the home o rs ~ei~t Gi..'::O~~In rp-~~:r~~ are presented g•fts for the best J•Jgeg costur~· b n Martha Eschleman organizatton pres odent at left ReceiVIng awar s are, o YSh•rley Husted Betty Rawlings and Lots Moore -Sentinel Photo r' One round hit less than 10 I Galtla C B s Search and Rescue yard!li from Kappleman s com truck was dasp\ayM at last rnt~~d post It kolled a you~g mghl s meeting Due to tne _,....- aecond llett Jn tbt atree,team playoff setup they II'Gintd up third best Brown repreaetlted tbt PJ. rates Tom Seeberg was there for tho Dod,... IIICI CbUb Feeney for tbe lllanl>l SMberJ won tbs tosa for a Dodge..Piralel moll and elected to let sucb a best-of· three game aenn ·~ In Plltsbur&h wltb tht llna1 lwo pmea In Los Anaele• Feeney also won ID the toss with tlrown and made lbe same oor1 of lgreemtol / for lbe Giants 'ftlus, If the Pirates tie llitb either the Dodlera or Glanta tbt playolf aeries would open In Forbes Field 11141 live Major Pegs Big One The club s first october meet mg will be at 7 3tl p m Oct 5 lrom the Communist jlos!Uona - apparent\)' VIllagers bemg at the K of P Hall Hoghhght of heki by the North Vaetnamese the meetmg Will be a movie soldoers who were alrald they d talk by the Stale Hoghway moght be caught In Amerocan an flre back at the Communisl'i I pa~:~~ermg to he used on the body landed illd my!tlf ' I ' Weather Big Question in Delaware P'h . • st l 11l e s 0 rn D 0 d rs 3 t0 2 0 . ' , I •s cner d Thef B ue Dt>'vll a e re from last year mrludmg the By FRED DOWN Iruns m the second on Jim o alone at P the :'-IFL s \\or~tem ce vi:' a 001 InJury n the last tnJ 1d Smtth boys trPI Sport§ Writer Lefebvre s double Lou John IVISIOn TEAM w L T iT I mu utt.: 1 Pay 1g t C 10 1 For tt e fir st trme n three The pem ant wheel that had sons smgle an f':rror by Allen I The Pr~ckers have been able Thf' br~ ba\ sor of ~~=r~ Kyg r Cr ek 35 3 ? 7 Grove ~orn~:; Calllpol s w I out been spmmng so merr1lv for a 1d Osteen s smgle to w n onlv one of the l<ls four Hano £ r was a 3 1 favorite 1 Eastern 28 12 2 AI:; Jeff Smrlh 169 pound we gl 1ts oprosHJon The Pan the Los Angeles Dodgers ca me The Dodgers and C1ants are gam~s agamst tire Rams and lht ro oth('r colL and ll '"'''" '" RIO Grande semor nght guard ard dclen Ut 1 e a c ~ges b B 6 1 1 srve Jmebat.:ker ts ll tt e doubt G 11 I c1s up doub\P zero \Vednesday l 1dle toda)' so the P1rates have that carne v.J thout th~: bl:'neill lle already h::as notched Raune 8 7 o 0 per mctn a 1a s 11e av r mghl bertluse Cene Mauch IS a chance to gau a 1aU game of a touchoown fv.o field goal s f t h:g l the Tnple Crown ful I st IHl\JOg ~ utt ered a bad 169 11 p n •ro b ks 1 North Ga llta 19 20 o lp11ramed rtJ k ea t t:ual ( r ve ages \he Cane Futurity 152 •e nd " GYII 1 ac Is P ayang the rotation system I on both by beatmg the Atlanta b) Don Chandler dec dE'd he ti takmg \ Soutilwes.tern 4 ')4 1 1 avf re~ge poun s a P0 I wtth h1s Ph ladclph1a Plu lhes Braves The Dodgers resume 3 game at M1lwauhe Ia::; I onkt?rs N Y Th S 0 1 e E AL ha.sn t undergone Hannan Tra<:e 3 38 o 0 Gre, Howell 162 pound sen ba< ks av e rage 163 pitChers tht> 1r schedule w1th a double 1 set~ on at d 1nh tw w ok, Hated the next best bet ·1rtiti#! i£~i l a change since 1937 when New Symme 'i Valley o u o or wtll take Garv Sm ith or Pomeroy bas scored 60 mark R1ck Wrse a 21 year old he~der agatnst the Ch1 cago later on tile West Coast I s thl onl \ frll y tn the ~,~ 0 8oston dropped from the con TOTALS IJS Jl~ 6 8 nerb<J k pust de fen e !\ I ke ers m two outmgs The Panth nghthander who hadn t pitched Cubs on Fnday and Lhe G1ants A 1geles kn ~eked r. ee 1 R;JV o r Bor JOUr Hanover who coU119 f Thnt ill be E llrott 115 pound JLinJOI w ll rrs dumped Wahama 2' 6 and 1 h t b be 1 ·~ erence w mterrupl I T - Titles agamst the Dodgers ~ mce Aug 1play agam m Houston un of frrst place m thr \\e s v. th a e ug s ( rv \ com,. ,,. .t-"ii ed m 1968 when Pomeroy and I _ __ replace Jeff Smith on oflen e Hutland 311 22 (,alllpolls has 1 19f34 slopped them wtth stx Saturda" 21 10 der s! m the nn' ftlh ever to wm lbr.c, Middleport consohdate \flth SMALL COl LEG F. P()JI Bru Lr H rretd 148 pound JUil c.:rossed the goal ltl'le twJce- h1ts en n u!.P to a 3 2 vtctory I Mancha! s r1r:st t omer or the b g o e Stanley Oancertjfb Ironton returmng to the lea NEW YORK UPIJ - The •or or Chuck Neal l76pound :.~~n st Ironton n a 12ti wm Th ... loss cut lhe Dodgers season earned htm hJs 23rd Desptc Green Bay~ p()sllon s,.,,tt.,. ha s won 15 of 17 staJ1lnq: gue Heres the SEOA.L s all U n t ted Press fnternattooat l ~es~man v. JII take ove, Jeff Coa l Grove downed GAHS 14..0 Natonal League lead to I f.! VICtory and the Giant s :J .. of power and the gPneral Jnd her l 5 clockmg Ml& time standipgs and number of ! mall college footha ll rpU,rts mJt s tt eha cker posmon I<J 1 Fnda} games when a vactory Y.Ould after the Parates took a 53 ead nept tude of the n m smce D 1qu m I1 Sept 1 ts the 8JI(JQ champK~nshlps won smce the WJtli won lost ted record~ 'a'hd c:fansleyrhas swltdu~d Jnmy The Panthers have an ex have tncreased their Jead ovPr m the top of the mnth The l l959 thr ~ear lonbardl took llnf' rPnd for a 3vear-old l925,carnpaagn Ifirst place votes m pf:lfen ~ h~tf~~r~ /o7er/'fhJf del~l'lstve plo ve type hall club w th the Pittsburgh Pirates to 2 ~ Gtants tJed th<> score at ~on ~ver the P~k~rs Los Ang~le:s pa< ng f I theses .. .. c 0 ~a ., rzE:J~c ng good speed and can run or games ar d all but o:> l m nated Ja} Alou s stng le nd Ton as manag our w n an a Bnm 0 Hano\i~r dr v~ ttAM W L T IT) reams P:, Brvan Sw<~m afl mserted pas.s Gallipolt:i dele~ ap the San Franclst.:o Giants Hall er s 26th homer and Ma !Je aga nsf Lomh::. dr r athed r, , lrge Sholt\ of logansport; Jackson 165 86 18 12 1 No Dak 5t (16 2 0 221 JJlJ dBroce Sm lh at right lralf on pears to be ahead of rts of W h be h lt>t m~ rl rr r E: lh oast sevt> n r1 d <J d w. Pd b\ 1 e Lu;t f L Th 1se as t>n pill ng rn rJChal tollowf'd w th Irs h1 Lllgan 153 98 14 7 2 Md e ense arry ompson, 146 fense at this stage ul f Tl e v clom <Jf all three blows yt>ars S x ~I r.rrPn Ben s SL.Jr c: r lhlr and Murton Fl Athens 13 J Te m St 2 I o 150 j)Ou d semor wm repla~ Lar- Rain Mollday and Tuesday reg aJ rotatwn or the last vt tor efi n lhP ~-' rt's r;.~ le Galh(IOhS ::: 1:: 16 : 3 Weber St II I 0 46 1) llotchell alllifety, hampered drllJs Ia both Porn- month smce Bob B< 111 wen I to wos el ef p teller El ov F 1ce IR 1 , : \e; 101 " rl 11 10 \\ellston 114143 I 6 4 Mass Il l 10 1!11 Tom Meadows Will St:dk't at eroyandGallipoljs. the bullpen "and'' wa:; JUSt hs Juans Fme Rr<ord the ParkPr oil d ovr ~l m sr h M'lddleport 108127 10 9 5 No Dakota JOl 5 offlnSIVelefttacklelnflaooOf Frlday'IOpelerwnJ.markthe turn satd lauch n xplamrlg Mal dais .!36 reLord th s evcnow rn ~ ght a•d romp l lfi ~ llleds:~dn'~,n~s s'~;! ~~ ? Pomeroy 104 128 21 I 7 St John s 12) (!In Rlj I~ <:k Mosley and Mike EnloU 4ZBd consecutive rear or oper hiS chOJCe of Wrsc \.\hO added vear g ves ham a CO!llPO"rte 91 a 3.1 6 1 reg liar se ISOn reco d Ia r (I lost a race,'~ year . . s ar ___ 1 1 I' I het~een I N•lsonvllle 40 213 12 0 R Sui Ross Sl 2o 1~ Ill replace Mike Dully II alloa 20 2l 5 o 9 Los Beach 11 l ~0-0 4;, left guard on defense Pre.sb14 3 0 1 10 San DJego St (I 0 38 man Ru I Ru!ise/1 at 6-l aad 13 7 2 1 Second 10-IJ U( Santa 205 pounds w11 replace Mosley 1130 l03G 128 41 Barbara 34 12 Pac1fJc 33 13 Iat defen.stve nght tackle tie ) Montana Stale and Ball Bickel remarked Wednesday, State 32 15 (he Lmf eld and Wed 1ke to get off on Ute I Gramblmg 31 17 Los An!:leles rJght foot by knockmg orr the State30 18 Arkansas Stale (l) number one team Co ch 1Jy United Press Jnternalional 28 19 F londa A&M 12) 27 20 Hansley slated Tuesday w1tn National League Southern Ilhnms 21 the exceptwn of the two Smtth G AB R H Pet New Boston Portsmouth Itanton TOTALS Leaders Alou Alou Pll AU lor Southeastern 0 b' o that he had great >tuff Leagt~t teaoo D wiD bl the threw 80 per cent last Ust meetmg between Galltpol HC and Pomeroy Gallipolis With 13 wms 111 its last 19 meet ngs over the Panthers holds 8 21).. IS..5 edge in the overa 1 sen es Hal sley Will take a 40 man sq, d tu tlw Rt> d 1 <J wdl dress 23 bovs Kickoff trme 15 8 p m Ori·oles Close to FI.rst Flag· R0hh H•t 2 M 1~:~:~~~~::: ::: ' y Is 0 re 1:3:2:4~98973~718~1;7!1~ 3~44~ Carty Atl Strgel Ptt 134 472 83 152 322 Rose Cm 150 630 96 2fl2 321 Clmnte Ptt 144 598 100 192 321 :~~~ %~,' 1 '!?"F-~ ~l 147 542 83170 314 1 305 1 ,:";r:d~trotng ard 35 wo• lost mark a d a 7'2 hall s Had Way Pa"ed Tl e Gaanls had paved the wav for the Dodgers to take a 21J game lead wheu thev heat the Prates 6-5 m an afternoon ~arne on pitcher Juan Man ch als ntnthmnmg lorer But W1se out-dueled 16-~:a 1 C:" wmne CJ Jude Osteen str1k ng out sax and walkmg tv.o en • percentage over the last four season~ The on\ pitchers n Ca rt h1story wath comparable marks over a snmla1 pen od were Carl Hubbotl wath 92 38 for 708 frum 193~ tim ugh 1937 :Jrd ChriS!\ Matll"'WSon wrth 115 396 for 741 from 1908 through 1911 The Braves wh1pped the St 1 Lou1s (ardmals 4 0 and th~ J \ 1 route tos1x losses thos fofth Victory Chcago lhe agamst The Ph1ihes Cmrmo<~h Cubs Rt>ds 9defeated 3 m Wednes snapped a 2-2 t1e m t1 e s1xth I days other NL games In the mnmg when D1ck Groat sm~ted Amerrcan League: Balttmore went to thtrd on a throwmg beat Kansas Cttv 10 8 Detro t error by Umd baseman Dick mpped Ca hfoJ ma 2 I and I ~~:~~;~d s~':!e:~o~:~. on Tony Iiieveland delealed Mmne,ota R r h1e Allen s 39th homer of Dems Menke htl two homers Y JEFF MEYERS )Mantle turned the trick m 1956 nmg Los Angeles 3 2 San the s.. ason tymg h1m for the mcludmg a three run drtve In UPI Sporls Writer Robby Leads fooy Francisco lllpped Prttsburgh NL lead w1th Hank Aaron / the seventh u n 1 g and D t.:k G AB R H Pel If BaltJmore clmches the Rob nson leads Tony Oltva m 5 Atlanta blanked St Louis produced the PhJihcs first run Ketle" ptt.cht>d a thre<> h tter for F RbSJt, \J;Jal 150 559 117 175 113 pennant today Frank Robtnson the batl ng department 313 to and Chrcago downed CmcmnaU and smgles by Allen and I the Braves who won tlre1 r f fth OIJva MIR 150 584 93180 308 J wall he unable to let ofi steam 308 tups teammate Boog 9 J Harvey Kuenn a walk and an stra1ght game the1r 13th m Wagnr Cle 142 519 70 150 289 because he 11 need all he can Pov.ell 11 the RBI ace lH! to The As led 6-1 m the seventh mf eld out added the second I their ast 14 and the1r l9th m 41 PoweU Bal 136 475 77 137 288 gel over the fmal mne games of 100 and IS outsluggmg Harmon before Rohby walloped the frrst The Dodgers scored both thear games s1nce 8 lh H lchcock Kalme Det 132 444 80 127 286 the season Kallebrey, m homers 49 to 36 of h1s two run homers succeeded Bobby Bra"an Bob 15 Ktlbrw Mm 153 540 81154 285 1 The Orioles redw:ed their Frank also a1mmg at the Baltimore exploded for seven errors three by first baseman G1bson a 20.game w nner Chris KC 117 380 51 107 282 magJc number to two Wednes Most Valuable Player Award to runs m the e1ghth Charhe Powell sufferPd h1s 11th sPtb<~rk Howrd Was 142 485 521 136 Z80 day mght by wh!ppmg Kansas become the f1rst player m Lau s two run pinch double Slammed Homer Adol'"o Ph1lhps h1t a tl ree run Crdnal Cal 143 523 60 146 279 City l..S If Baltimore beats history to wm such honors JD started the scormg V1c Foznov Wdhe Horton slammed a twO- homer and B11ly Wrll ams a 1 M"cAlfe Det 114 391 80 109 279 the As today and second place both leagues sky s pmch h1t smgle talhed run homer With two out m the two-run homer to lead a 13 h1t Home Rans Detroit sphts a lwmball With Elsewhere Detroit shaded Lau w1th the tymg run and Lu1s runth to rum a brilliant pttchmg Cub attack that dea lt Sammy NatIonal League Aaron CaiJforma the Orwles wtll have Cahforma 2 1 while the second Apar1c1o and Russ Snyder performance by Cahforma s Elhs h1s lAth loss Ken BraVes & Allen Phillaes 39 HJeJr first AmerJcan League game of the doub leheader was stngled m a run Dean Chance The Angel Holtzman went sax nnmgs to Torre Braves 36 Mays Giants flag m modern history ramed out and Cleveland Robmson s second two nghthander lmuted Vetroit wm hts nmt~ for the CuOs S4 Hart & McCovey Giants 33 Robmson whose pair of two stopped Mmnesota 6-:'. Other smash h\o hits until the mnth when Ameti~an League F Robin run homers mcreas"d hts games ramed out were Chicago Kansas CUy Manager AI he walked Norm Cash and MAC RELEASEil SO'n Onoles 49 Killebrew season 5 total to 49 and led the at New York and Boston at Dark sent seven pitchers to ytelded Horton s 27th homer NEW YORK l UP II -Rov I Twins 36 Powell Ormles 34 Orooles to vletory Wednesday Washmgton mound m an effort to stop the Earl Wdson started for the McMollan veteran shoolstop oil t,~ ~l L 132 466 67 142 Ameri~ao League ,;~; ~' B I tal Adntlral The NEILSEN Model LH15831 Pepitone Yanks 31 Colavolo mght ts flghllng for the first In the National League Onoles who nearly gave Tog< s '" quest of hos 19th the Ne• York Mets was Muterpleee 23" Color Telemlon Indiana Ruos 30 Batted In A_L~tr~op:-le:::-c_ro:_w~n._._s:_m::_ce:_:~: _l•: _ck: :e:oy.:_:_P::h•:::la::d:::e:O:Ip::_:ht"'a~h"'a:'lted~~fr":on~t::'r":un'::!_g~a~m~e:_aa\Vw_":ayY_IJb~y~co"'_m~m~lttttllnlllg~fi~v":el v1ctory but left for a pmch released from the hospollll {23" avera l c1 Aional 274 sq ns VIewable area) hotter after hurlmg eight Wednesday followmg surgery Dano lb. Modem S1yhn1 n cab net.a <lf aenwne W'alaut National League Aaron lnmnts of six bit ball Orlando on hiS roght shoulder The 36- • 1teted hudwooct 10hd1 28 000 \'Olt advanced Q 26 Color TV cha,.. 1 I'MerW po ~ BravesAllen 117 Phillies Clemente107 Porates Pena ptlcbed the nlnlh to win year-<Jid mfoelder who was • ~arkHar 112 Star britht p ctttre8 wtr ._. oell Pirates 100 Torre Braves COLUMBUS tUPI) - For 14 Saturday agaonst Texas Chrts h hiS fourth game m sox Injured on Aug 12 wo\1 be nul '" Admiral Super Soope VHF Tuner w th pre lll!t lhl~ turun• . , _ ..,,.,, ,,,., ai.tp clear pu:tW'ft -~9a t em Thus far only 10 .000 dectsrons 1 of actJOn for the rest of the of the past 1~ years Ohoo State loan may not draw 70 000 com the student ttckets have been Steve Hargan songled In a seasM • New Admiral Slide Rule Turunr Asaer:qb(y Arnerteu League F Robin has led the naloon m attendance pared to an average of 83 244 a ld U.t leta YOII tune UHF TV lib e. radto ~at ot:; col! e footb 11 ho so )l8lr of rWls and scattered none The Mels also announced • Ad.JD.iraJ Color Jo'idelity Control dial new warmth 10 to ..,,,.. ,.., ; 10 .on, vnules ll8 Powell, bt~ a me game 1965 Ohoo Slates plloiUon In lhe hits to win his 12th came they would retam thetr woockJn,2 1 blaCk &Del wbite TV J)ICtlll'N. Automatic ne,..ll.II!IIJll CII'<:Utt ehmmatea tmpantJGICI~- . ldoles lOti Killebrew Twons games u I appears to be a Thos game alone may tendance standongs ts likely agamst rune losses for the agreement woth ~~el:e~~;~:::i/ .bAdmiral Y .V.y ~N(r~Etic tiel.de 15 Horton, Tigers 100, 8 lhillll of the past enough to drop the Buckeyes get steaddy worse The Buck· Indians Vern Fuller !>Oiled his vtlle Suns of the • JloDdld Pl'eCIGO• 28" Color TV pletu,re tu~ w:~th Dew boepbcrn Robinson Orioles 97 Th<! slide from the top spot out of the top t lh that ~~~ l aharpet' plctlre and ncreaNd brlfhtll• p " Pflchblg probably woll oceur thos season spo stnce ere eyes are commtHtd to a nine- first maJor league !lomer for League through the 08); • .kiA :l8!1 •i44. li Uoo '; 'll...!i' NofiAoool dial th be were only a few thousand ticket game season for the next five Cleveland and toammates Max seaoon although Solly Remus ' ·.,.,-- Leque Dl8ri !lye reasolnt lngth a new umver sales separating the leaders to seven years whole other Alvis and Leon '1\'woo I reluru as mannger of )lilnts 23-8 Koufax, Dodgers s regu a oon at requires aU average attendance schQOis play It games connected Suns G1ants 20-1 Jaster, q~ to contain the same There could be as many as Once past the opener howey. Jim Kaat the • wlnp'•-t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~=~~=;•Gibson, Carda 20-H numner of classroom days 16000 empt,y seats m Oh10 Sta er, the demand for tlcketa coo- p1tcber In the AL, () Leape McNaJ11, As a the school year dium for tbe opener because of Unues at 1 premoum Four the etgbth Ianing ~ llllfered Boswell, TWJns, 12- starto to 10 days after! a umverslty rule which set aside the five remaining home bJs lith IOM Ia 35 ·-'''''-) 24-11, Siebert, the opener 26 000 student book ' sold out and tbe OliVa batlllng Rel>Jil8an~ 001 l~1 ' 1j,1 -Ji.,.Barlio~,: ~oles II had a telbng which, ~an!'911!1i aold cro . .....,~ 1 ~•• ' " elf~~ o~ He even:..Ut~tuden!li-!Cio wn, wm~ ~..- .. l r' 1 · ;;;. t· .:.:.;·,.~-. OSU May ReJ•Inqms• h Atfendanee Record I w;;b, ' BAKER �) • ..~ lelitlnel. Pomll'OJ·:Middleport, o , Sept Announce Plqyoff ~artl 22, 1981 C-B Operator~ Of Wide Area Planning Party ~~~ matJ post on relallvely hl&b grotD41 and ordered the men to dog Ia for the n~&hl The mamnes took om \"•If lrenchlng tools and went to work It too~ a long lime •nd II was verj dark when they llnlshed I helped dll a four man hole and: JUSt barely missed beong tne 'first man on II W!r lay ln,..je hsterung to the co ortng aQ)Inds ol outaoln& arUUery ,orne of the men managed to 1'"11 But they were abrupUy ... ~ nWroJscO tUPI) ',IW'edne!d 1ay Sept 21 was the of day the Plttsburah IPir·ates should have stayed at and that Included IG!,...rll Milnaltr Ja. Brown. For 11 was a day In wbleb they wound up lhkd best In • three team coJn.tlisllD& eel'OIIlQo ny to dete~mlnt Natlo~ aa111e playoff data and sites A few hours later they blew a 6-5 declswn to lbe San Fran!!ilco Glanll Dave Grote of the NL off!l!t Cllllducted the ceremony In tbt Candlestick Park press n>DID and 1n two-tenm playoff posslbJ. Utoes with the Giants and llodjers, the Plrotea came out Citizen Band Radio operators from Mlddlepllrl Pomeroy and HunUngton W Va are Invited to attend a Halloween Party of the Galloa Coonty CoUzens Band Radoo Club Inc on Oct 19 Plans for the party were dl.. cussed Wednesday mghl when the Galha C B Club mel at the K of p Hall The meeting was awakened d Ab11ul 3 1 m Incoming mortars be&an Iandini lnoldo del 1 the company's ens ve per ometer You could hear the Vooces of women and children B b Cox opened by preal ent o • leadmg 14 members and seven guests m the Lord s proyer More detailed plans of the t party woll be announced 1a er Hill officer who was sl~p~ g small number attendmg last o~Mide has hole Parts So das mghl s meeting y;as adjourned Visitation of Lacl·e Roush Rooms Features ed d Dies nes ay PTA Meeting The Salisbury PTA held 118 coLUMBUS (UPH - Prlo- between w awa a for a socaal hour durmg which ooers at tbe Ohio Pentent!ary refreshments were served lD hoe wllb • wodespread to the end The clubs pacmc S1.1nda) on movement In the natoon • pen· (And I pos~ro~h Qf Damel s aspa de-sk for hll Wife Cto LETART W Va - Lacoe Hoffman Roush 79 Oak Grove Communoty Letar~ W Va ' passed away Wednesdav at the Galhpolls Medocal Center Born here December 19 1800 she was the daughter of John and Catherme Fmmcum Hoffman Prece!lmg her 10 death was her husballd Arch Roush, July 29 1966 lh ForlofloatJOn Holl attracted 75 1 a! lnstllntlons bave flooded pnson official• wotb request• to be allowed to flgbt In Viet Anderson S C Love ~o o:o RuUand Mtddleport Pomeroy Nam from the wilds of near e L I Mason and Pt Pleasant W Va Warden Ernie Mnwoll said tnd Wire her one dczen lohng The farthest came from Drexel tllal 10 lbe pall year betweea :.lt!mmed roses Toay 11 er 75 and 2011 prisoners bave sent 11fflhday Apprecoate confirm ) Hill Pa - - - - ~m notes aaklng lbey be al lowed to 1oia tbe armed for ceo lor duty In VIet Nam i e persons from as far away as aroc n NelsOIIVJlle Racme Mmersvalle • Sorne Laggmg On One Phase Of Medicare U.S. OFFERS (Continued from Poae 1) le escala«on from the other aode and wothout any stgn from UJem of a wolhngness to neiOitate Woold Stop Bomblal Nevertbeless ,=· r <I either of lbe otllft t'liii the aclvan~,:ot p i - 1 games In lflell't~• ~i The G1ants ~ r game, with Ill make up GW1 ~ u 11 has a on place 11 the cUiftni ~ Giants are eiiJI'ilria.le\l bJ ..... a !Jodger-Piralh 'pli;'blf ik!ilea would open In Plttalw~P 1!11 tht aame date Otllei'wlllt aU playoff act1o11 will bqln on Oci 4, fo In tbe drawlnl of alrawa r p)noff, lhi llodcan wwe d...,.,.ted " flam No 3, the Glanta u ~. I and tbe Plralll u No L a thrle tum Bormg • In • l0 School wall iiii Over 90 per •ent of the Meigs JE&uz;un rn n;; i itii!it Sutvtvors a SJster ents of hrst grade pupils Mrs Dora Hudson Leon and several meces and nephews Fu neral serv1ces will be held at the Foglesong Funeral Ho~e Saturday at 2 p m wotb 1be Rev Parker Hinzman and e Rev wwills beBollups Bunal m theofhcoatmg Letart Has Begun c let me say County residents who enrolled mclude first meetmg of the year Tues day eo•nlng at the school wtlh a large attendance Mrs Wilham Ohlmger prest dent was m charge of the meet mg whoch opened with the pledge to the flag led by color guards of Grl Scout Troop 100 Devotions were led by Mrs ry Clark The presodent ed the Bedford paresis and par that m tlus matter the United on tile doctor btll Insurance pari 11 1 Cemetery may caP ma ,tales 1s willing once agam to 1 ef mechcare have pa1d the1r the funeral Fr1ends home after 2 lake the forst step We are forst prem<Ums Robert G Lor prepared to order a cessation enl Socoal Securoty Dostroct Core bore dr~llmgs began Froday of all bombing of North Viet Manager annoonced today Wednesday at the Rutla tl Nam the moment we are Those who have not yet s~nt Elementary school w1th two assured provately or otherwose I'" theor premiums Will lose sets of drollmgs being done on ANNUAL MEETING that thl! step Will be answered l lheor doctor btll msurance pro- the exterior of the buoldong by The annual meelmg of lbe uromptly by • ~rrespondmg tectlan 1r they delay beyond a Cmcmnatl f1rm announced Me 1gs County Umt of America and appropriate de-escalatoon ISeptember :lO Premium remm Supt George Hargraves Jr Cancer Society Will meet Tuea on the other aide der notJce~ that time JS running Dr1lhngs on the lntenor of day september 27 at 7 30 P m lout were maoled last week the bulldmg will be done on at the Moddleport HJgft Sohool Most of the elderly people Saturday and possobly Sunday There woll be election of officers who have signed up for the vol ol thos week he said and oommotlee reports All eon untary medical Insurance part no. two story addition wbioh trobutors of $1 or more to the g I of medocare are havmg theor was buo t ten years a o os 1966 crusade are memhers aod premoum paymenls dedu cted sho~mg cracks m ots lntenor m•y vote from the or monthly socoal secuo walls and separations between on rao lro•d or covll semce the wall and floor on some DRIVERS TO MEET Two vehicles colhded There woll be a school bus C')urt .nd Second St .I 9 ~ 1 re)loremenl "ash benefols r 1m,_ places the supenntendent saod •• 1 premium' payments m causon& mmor damage Porn are Althoug h the InIenor cracks meetmg at 7 30 P m Th ursd ay er Pollee laid Wednesday lyherefore mad• automalJcally have become qmte noticeable I"·ptember 22 at the Sallsbucy oy f to t ~ 11 bu Dana E Tumor 14 Harrl for them Anyone nol gettmg and separatoons o one wo Elementary School A s NOT/ cf s 3f.l5 tlrumph Followmg the report of secretary and treasurer Raymond Cole the of Mrs Herbert Dtxon as surer was announced and Mrs Kenneth Chaney was from the floor A report was ven 811 By MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE Upset Cbamplon Egad friends the Hoople System has done It agrun' our Number one upset opeclll last week w81 little Miami of OhiO to upend It, Bog Ten foe Indiana by a 19-10 count The final tally' Miami 20 Indiana 10 Just one point off ftom the forecast - harrumph' 1 feel dear readers I muat also apologlte for another one point discrepancy last Salurday Your favorite correspondent gave you Duke to oulpolnl Weal Vlrglnla 33-16 But Tom Harps Blue Devils played Uke angels - he-heh - to record • the dinner served the Shrmers which was a cess Mrs Maxine Arnold on the beautlfcaton project the school and also intlrod,uced I the members of school who were present Mss lee Story principal the teachers cooks and bus vers after which parent! A sticky alide rule caused the mlscalculat!Qn no doubt But enough for history It's e look ahead to the major en counters on this week I eard. The big 1arr<e of the day •••• matches those Jndlana 11 wuoo, Noire Dame and Purdue on the home ground• of the 1r1I h 1 predict Ara J>arsegnlan a lada Open Doors of Auto are Hit ~e ··"'dent II • vu will grease the Bklda for Purdue a Bob Gr~ese - haw hawand emerge triumphant by • 22-15 score Now hold on to your ball, kiddles for the Hoople special ol the week' J look for Syra cuse to rebound from the Bat· lor debacle to turn back vlslllnll U C L.A, 21-28 In a torrid struuJe (Ed Note Look oul, Hoople Gary Beban mlllht bomb you too ) Also In lbe eu~ my olm1 mater Ylle will unveil lbelr 1110tl ext:1Un1 perlonnor lllrK!e Albie Boolb In the periOD of sophoiMn Brian Dowllnl Walch for talented Quarttrback DowliiJI 1o lead tbe Old Blue paat ConnecUcut, 211-9 - Boola! Boola• Now 10 on with the ••OI'OCII t Mfaml (Fia I • Florida 81. Zl Midi staff Sl , ... llldJ II Slaalord Zl Mllllesota II ~•~-•ppt 11, n.ea r ~••" ••".,. u ldalio 11 Mmllau Ill. 7 Nebn1.. •- 11 u•-• ... 11. 1 No. CaroUaa I N. ClroUaa Sl I ladlua I Norlllwealen JC p m Wed· '-'U N...., Mlowa'"'..aa 11 CaWenll 11 Vlfllall 1.1 t'k!mla I Florida 17 ...... II, 17 Ga Td It Vuder)dl II MJsaourl 11 DDaola II Ofdlltoma II Iowa 81 I lowa II "--ID 8t 11 v&,., Maryland :H. Ww F - II WI Week: RIPI WMI If, Tlea I, Pel. I a; .m. eon·IDS Top NFL Scorer:' Green Seventh I·n Rushing oesday ~ State Rou'fo~ CIJEVELAND lt!P!) _ Jim Tho BrowDI _...., :!~e J~~ ~:1 oherlffi Brown Is cono bul the Cleve- Wednesday lbel quarterbtlek Mo land Browns can bout Ibis eble Roberts and dafellll'fti!Ml deApacratmerdrnllven by Clifford Hill OUie CordBl h ' .,_ _ .. week of a contender for the ti• • •beln - -...541 Racine was parked on tie of the NaUonll Football walvero and have pia'*' the hlg~way lielided Wt!!t wltb League's leadmg scorer on tht ''tali" llluad. lllllel front and back doors open ~e- That laurel belongs to flanker eoUid be ..Uvatttl In faur weolta I nd It R • t Ul willl 1111 phen C Cle a • acme Gary Collms who !011 year wu and can wor o lravellnt west th on11 Routa his I338"'81 o the league's top punter but 101 squad I p--'111 IIIlo quit 1111 0 blonded Y e g an Y. doing so well In that tategory Heme om coming ear laoled to see the thus far this season delenaive baddleld foil 111111 parked car aild slruck boUt His two touchdown catches Clevellllcllasl week, baa liiiJilCI sonville was travehnJ north an one of these monthly benefitS mches have appeared around drivers an~ asked to attend chatrman conducted IJ room Vl doors Sunday pushed his total to II with the HouJtoa Ollln .. Ill Court and Calvin B Simpson " boiled dorectly by the Socoal the ~dge ~~ ~~~o~b::r:~ : I DANCE SET sotatoon durmg the program hour There were no ln)urtes or ar points, three ahead of lll<tel' American Football Lea8110 40 Pomeroy was gomg ea•t Securoty Admm.,tratton crac mg a after whoch refreshmenls were rests and heavy damaee to Jim Bakken of St Loul&, who Cleveland has not obtained I on Second Simpson attemptmg These forst premoum notoces exteroor brick The Eastern Htgh School band served by the execuUve comuut both cars, authoriUeo saod Is second repllicemeut far Pll'dlb, who to park II I meter oo Second were mailed out m June Lo Supl Hargraves said no such woll sponsor a dance followmg tee He's the only Browns player llifl be wu GODiaoletl by flft )U't above Court was struck t id requesting a $9 pay damage has appeared IR the the Eastern vs Rulland football I anywliero near the lop in tbe NFL IIICI AFL teaml, and lndJ. b Turner as be came up Sec- ren s~ th months o( Jul) much older sertoon of the buold game Froday mght Sept 23 NFL Individual statlsllcl caUons art the B~OWDJ wW 1rJ Street There were no lment or8nd eSe !ember mg The newer sectoon contains Felltured w II be tbe Impacts I (Contonued from Page I) Emle Green r·-•· to Jet by ••••• SlllldaJ •••,... P Is August d e classrooms and a cafeteria The and Larry Anderson will be the ' ~ ..... ..,.. .,..._. arresl& or mjuroes Premoum paymen are u h I wa• designed to ollow voluntary oeventh 1n rushln& with 1411 St Louis ben with oaly flva 0l Chestfr Wells Route 1 Long ·~ I1rst day of each month sllite Will pay t e cost cor DJ A door prize Will be goven IS prayers where public school yards m20 •arrleslllcl halfback defellllve backl. Th t.ctJOn ts rectong the damage to the buUd The public " Jnvotfd • B0 ttam WOJ arrested by pollee on •~ .,.,of coverage e pro M H aves •a•d officials permll Leroy Kelly 11 lith with !Gil llookie Tum GWIIIOe, a memo on :t chars• of mtollcatlon terminated If no payment ha • mg r argr RUMMAGE SALE yarda In 2'1 attempts l!er of the Brolmll' tall 1111!1!1. WeJl( wtll appear In Mayor been made for lhree consecu There will be a rummage sale A potluck dinner featuring Rain il Delul{e Quarterback Frank Ryan 11 w!U be eligible for aci!Ve ilUij Ch¥l!s . Leger s Court Sept 2'1 uve months and the elderly d doshes from SIX conllnents A STORM SYSTEM THAT fourth In passlna with :18 eom before the Ott I JIIDe al pftfi. OYS tO ion the Ebersbacll bull mg on ceded the meeting of the and be ..f"'"v N tzl' person may not Sign uodp ·~~ 2nd Street In Pomeroy Satur Corcle of the Umted Methndlsl dumped tbe heaviest rain In 63 pleUoos In 49 attempts for 143 buribe.:_ pill a~• IIIIJ ~lrl[e eu IDI( until the nut open pert day Sept 24 Sponsored by the b years on New York Coty con yards and live touchclowtll, "'" re acem...h Church Tuesday evemng at t ke tinued to wash mue b o1 lhe Die1 on Tb nrs d&V ober I to Decem ber 31 1967 Apple Grove WSCS George Clment NeuWmg with the protection Ml startmg church Mrs T A Downie as Northeast today - the lOJt day 81 l'001eroy pused 1way at unil July I 1968 - and al a 1 1 ed grace of summer The ram which hit ~•II! General Holl]lilal tbtS IIO per cent hogher premium The Racmt Chapter Future rS. S rne Mrs Dawme presented the New York Wednelday totaled morlllnl Survovon mclude a l rate Farmeers of Ameroca are at prlll!ram topoc • Mlssoons In 5 54 Inches In 24 hours exceednunlller of mece• lnd nephews tendmg the Ohio State Farm s1x Contments" She dosplayed eel 10 city history only by ID runeral aervoets won be heid i Scoence Revoew Fnday Seplem· Items from each of the II 171nch ramfall recorded In ot the Sacred lleart ( orch mI ber 23 sponsored by the Me·~· nents mcludlng • paor ol 1903 Pornoro Saturday at ' a m EqUipment Company Brown s Mrs Louts Osborne was ho.. shoes belongmg to the late Mrs At least three peroons doed By Ualtecl Preas IDwnallooal Cleveland at Kansas City oJtb1 Ro"'fll Ylfrv•ce• woU be held 1ractor Sales and Fulton tess to the Evangelme Mosston George Heber Jones aunt of Mr dunng the New York storm A American Lelpe Chlca10 at Waahinaton, nlghl Frodll)' at I p m at the Ewmg l Thompson Tractor Sales ary Socoety of the Pomeroy Downie and a mosstonary on man reportedly JUmped from 8 'II' L Pet OB lletrolt at Mlllnesola Funeral Home wtth lbe Rev I Sonce the review " an educa Church of Chnst Tuesday .ven- Korea for many years Staten Island ferry bemg tossed BaiUmore M 58 61B Boston at New York John Turel officoallllll Buroal toonal event and highly recom mg at her home \n Cbesh1re Durlnl the busmess sessoon In h pped b winds Delroll 17 5511 81 Will be In the fBPltly lot '" the mended each boy Will have spe The meetmg on charge of Mrs charge ef Mrs Kermit Walton ~y ~~ve~ "32' miles~:. tour • Mlnnesola 13 70 542 llll N•teul Lealae Sacred Heart Cemetery nal asslgnmenlll to fulflll New Molton Roush pfesldent open- chairman plans were made to tz~oc gacddenl ldlled a youna Cblcago 19 73 ~211 15 W L. Pd. 01 Plano lor the 1967 season In developments corn yoeld cllecks ed woth devotions by Mrs A L have 8 nurseJ"' during church and another woman Cleveland 77 Tl 500 IB lit 82 511 PLAN FLOWER SHOW elude a league of love team' I and tomalo processmg woll be Phelps usmg as her toptc Abun· worship hour The ways and ;l~m:; beneath the wheels of a California 74 77 490 81 M 50 116 Chesler Garden club will from the ommedoate Pomeroy some of the arP>s asso~ned Mr dant Grace Prayers by Mrs means committee will have b PP Kanlls City 70 83 451 Franotoco 1ltl rl 511 C hold a fall flower show October area were made durong a re- Anderson vocational agrocultu- Phelps and Mrs Jerry Maswr bakmg apron as a money us Boston 111 116 45$ 81 71 US Ill 22 23 In the dlntn& hall ol tlot cent meetong of the Pomeroy ral mstructor Will help the concluded the ~cvoUons Mem· lng project • Washllllllon 61 1ltl 438 Pblladelphlo 81 'II J2l t Chester Meeonlc bmidmg Tbe Boys Baseball League boys woth these assognments bers answer<'li ro'l coil wotb an Tbe meellng closed with the .4rchbu":/ Die: fS. New York 10 116 434 Loulo 19 7J 110 1016 11 generll commillee ' Mn League offocoals elected to example of sp~rotual poverty A Mizpah benediction after which CLEVELA R~th Wedaesdll)"l GIIDOI 72 71 410 11\t Reod Young chjurman Mn serve agam next v.r are Hor commumcat•on was read frol!'l a qessert eourse was served by bop Edword F Hoban Balllmore 19 Kan City I olihl floulllin f1 rl 2116 Wyatt Chadwell Mrs Elrl ace Abbott presodent Wolloam the McKinley lndtan Mossoon at the executive committee Cleveland Roman .:;:thoUc hi Detroit 2 Clnl I Is~ 1Vrl-nl4bt New York II " 41a fl Dean Mn Homer Holler and sniKlffer voee presodent and Tuppenosb Washmgton cese died early ay at 1 Calif at Detro!~ 2nd pjMI Chicago II rl JG 14'1 Mrs Guy Summerfield Jom Suulsby secretary treasur Mrs Phelps had tbe mlss1on CITED BY P,4.TROL home at the age of 81 The~ Clevelaild 8 MlntjeMti 2 weaeaday'l 1loniU - -- - I" study on Hawau and Jamoca Felix Isaacs 72 Rt Cool hoohop had aerved 81 aplrl Boston at Wash 2 pfld' Otlcqo f ClneJnnttl 3 Present were league officials COLUMBUS (UP!)_ Thhe afterwhlchMrs Mastercondut· VIlle, and Earl Toy, 41, leatholder fo~ r:re~~~·. New York,' ppd' San Frnn8PIIIIbuflht ' 11 coacheo managers players ted th• entertamment Wtlh prJ. vtlle Ky were orted Ia appear Ca lcs e I 'l'lllrl'llltl Pl'a•alilt Pllelten 4 St Loula 0, ~ 1 1 DEVIrn:D 1'0 IN'I'f:lll!.'l'l Ill' parents and othe onterested of state Bureau of Uuemp~m":, zes awarded to Mrs Roush In Metgs 'county eourl Sept diocese one of the .afiOSI lq t81aribll 1'IIIMI EDT) Los Anpll!lll; nl&bl !11£JOI III.UON iliiEA flcoals Trophies were presented ~::::::O::.e of 14 Mrs Phelps and Mra Clyde 011 speeding cllar&es by the ~ U~ted !MJxt\1 llootoil If 1fuhtnp~n, ldltduladl """"" a. ••.,,_, to the managers and players of 1 courses In many Ohoo cltoes Andrews Refreshments were Ohio State PalrQI bla: a;:2 and se= ~ co- Brandlit 17-al and FIJCbet' ~~ the Pomeroy Poraletl team 111116 to tzmo 781 persons under the served to tbe above and Tom· SMJSSED adju~/~shop til the oaw Arch- Yl Rl!!hert alld ~~~ II ~1111!1 roast woth soft federal Manpower Development my Master dismissed lo bishop Joseph Schrombl, auc. 12 at Klului llowllilrl •IMI :;:::,"..::,,;, _ '" ...... ..,._ drlnk: •nd potato chops was Wlllard p Dud I Fights llftans the Meigs County Clerk of ceedlng jllm In IM5 Polmo• (It-t): Yl KreUMf p m, •' • •• •- "' ';:1!'.. - serYed Leap offlclals again 1 said tht federal government NEW VORK (UPII .l.Joe Cllurll oftlte Wednesday of the BD It p.m Pltllbjli'ill a1 AIIJI!Ia4'rJ 1 2 .. - - thanked all who helped contrl .Uocated , 1 09'7,24! for the Frazoer 20312 Philadelphia State of Ohlv " L Hart. by TWO CAllES Citllfornla 1q111 (IN) n '(l.t). 1 1 •·,~...... _ _ "•-..:; bute to the success of the past programs with $420.D93 01 11 go- oulpomted Oscar Booavena, ordier of the oourt upon aatis· Two cases WI'';"Charlea Le! Jlrunot ; , u\"''' .., ... w ~...'::; a:' •- season • to the Jralneea for allow 2115, Argentina 1101 factton of the olaiOUII Pumeroy M8z.~" '" IDa I BIRMINGHAM England ar'a Cwrt , _ , eYODu•R 789 ~ I:. ':':II no ..... NOW ol YOU Portland KNOW Ore, Bnct!ll matching ObiotralnlngJackaon provtded 211n 4(UP[) England --Johnnystopped PreiiC<)I\Franco 189 3- OhioTOVa)ley A'I'TEND Grange REVTVAL 2112 wm Forfelllng Brook• of 1Middleport $25 bond WU .. ..!111' , •1 f': gardener and Badalassl 211, Italy !4), Jack atteml revoval meetong ':', Autos Collide lnPorneroy I'' theor names and names and grades of theor children atlend mg school The room count was taken wolh the first grade taught Mrs Waller Bunce the grade taught by Miss Story and lhe SIXlh grade taught by Mrs h h 1 15 Everetl Thomas eac av ng parents present Ohll d Mrs Phohp nger an Mrs Harry Clark program co- I I o~d (JPJ Bne • {s Fullba~- Contt•nental D. hes Served For Potluck I FFA 8 AfleD dRevleW • I M 0 bo /s Hostess to 8oys League To Have F'lVe Tearns m • '67 Church Society rn: 781 Persons To he Trained =• 0:: ... ~~!':...mtn =e'-:.: :' '"":' ':.:t '~-ulu .:r::.. .. :.'..!" - -... .::::, ••....;: ~ +J..-'¢"f1.... -- ...W ,.. o:."an~." ,..•· rur! ~ ~ :;. .. ~ ~ r a' ~~ "'.'\'!~ (10) • ' ; ' All -mllera arJ !Dvletd. r-;: ;oar•• ~~~tlflll C 1 I iiiiUri4 ._. (1:1 :,:,Ill (~if) '* ~ servt~f sla~~k ':hanlc ~~~ 2~or:l~~ ~lpo;llilt ~·=ch'~!e a~ta; :am ~ ':,. ~~~ .:; ":'1Jir.. - '411 Eopaclera: New 111to wllelller to call l!l'l!" ~ .,~1 or ecree m~ I I :!: 't,:!,: l .~~cl~t~..:C~pe tftle!g'Pa1'e"•B•• S\1: :_,nee On;A!~e ~as ~.::'!1s~~lt!r ~ ~!"0:':1.:!...,- :: ~=.-,.,"~ ~.: ~ :::::al IS I •- ''' •::=;.::-_,. !·~.&:"::"s•c:;:C'·•.:i "E: c~mp:ener as :::Chi THE DAILY SENTINEl ~ ~ '.1i :~~~~~ij~~~~~~~~~~ tf.J~),p By CHET TANNEHILL lieDUIIel S(Nlril Wrller PROBAB - - - - - - - - - -- "'""'"' Panthers and Blue Devils pe!;:~d~ M~:·,a=~a~ Are Hampered by lnJ· uries T - Toties Jack•••. last title came ID Jew ruling In effect this fall 11161 Logan won ot last m concernlng the use of reserve I 11161, Atbeas waa the lUGS football players m varsoty rhamploo Galllpoh• hasnl gal'nes won tt smce 196~ Wellston s last grtd crown came m 1958 The Sentinel reporttd A M1ddlcport w1th moe crowns L~oS:~RJ~~J GALliPOLIS BLUE DEVfLS T=.~u)Ailc~MEseRmad'o'hws \be Wellston Sentinel there s a w11r7328YR34 VS LINEUPs , POMEROY PANTHERS p?LTE' Y4R4 165 :~; In 11111es to key play eo s h"' forced Galhpohs men Danny Davoes 166 4 1 G 3 135 lor 1 erry Hanslev and Pomero) coach Bud Btckel lo John Magnussen 170 4 c 3 165 I ]togg le tlleor startmg llneuos for I nda; s Southeasteo n I Mike ElhoU - 165 3 RG 3 16o 1 1 I RamS TOUgh Stev~L~~~~~ Ra) Zorkle Cookie For Jack Mowery p t St par ker Tearn -··· • ~d B~~~ l What award did yea year - Wellston Head Coach Bob Brennan an reply to a quest on why he did not use reserves when Wellston Yras assured ol v wm last Fnday mght pomted to the followng new regula taon If a boy plays a quarter of football In a varsny game lie cannot play a reserve game for seven days Two c:onsecutJve plays ronst•tute playmg tn a quarter ' - -Th e regu Iahon was put m ef 1tt 1 s fert for the first time yeRr Jt wall Wlthout a doubt burt reserve programs m small Class A schools Some of the AA schools may be hurtmg too -- Tbto tznd Soutbeaslern Athlehc LeaD'ue footbaJI Ob!o sea sou will commeoce e Friday mgiU Four games are oo lap Galhpolit go~ to Pomeroy Lngan is at Athens m the top ,ame of the evenJDg J\.{iddlepnrt plays at Jackson and Well~ton journeys to Nelson I vll r most valuable Mos' home twll Ohto League gnrl opene1 a! Pomero) ! Rogel Bush 216 4 R T 4 170 ----John Wolfe l M1ssmg from the Panthers I Greg Howell 182 4 R E 4 150 Bill English I GRF:EN RAY Wls UPI\ lmeup F tday w ll be three bovs were ready phsyc&al!y 1 Rod G1Ikey 166 3 Q B 4 145 Don Swisher Here s a QUJCkte qu z Wh c~ hasn t won one smce 1!149 hllk l~;"s - Cl cules H)sel 17l 0 11 h g JOO 15 to get the boy-; I Larry Thompson 146 4 0 r team has g ven the Green Bay 1 and Pomero) s only champ- po md Junwr Stewart BI<Jnke 1 up m~.:• tall) fur Pomeroy Bryan Swam 164 4 1 If 4 135 Keith Phahn l P rkP s m11 (' tro h n ~ mnshtp came m 19a., sh1p H\!.1~ l ld nc anU J 1 liP Pctnlhers have eight J1mmy Gllmore 147 ;j R!l 4 J""O Rill Moore ] the pa st rev yf'ars tth <m anv C1 w l "'po md sollo•o!! letter el back from last year!i Charles NPal 176 1 FB 3 160 l.en vaoMete 1otiler? 1 1he Southe an \alley Athlr.tn: l lhscll suHcrcd a leg HJury qutd r •l rountmg llysell Confcrcl t.:e ISm tis mnlh year l agam t Hutland S•t •rd v gil wl ( k w n lmr aid DF.J.ENSE I If youve answers wth the I of operatton Kygr1 Creek owns 1 Crow (:!t.:eiH'< i a v,.nst njur) lo st s1x lnstde the SEOAL c o\LLIPOI TS- LCB 81 ent Saunders 1 T- Roger Bush J ~bv ous-Ralt more and ChH:a seven crown ~ Eastern t'Ao lagamst the HPd Devtls all(! PH S was 16 0 Jn 1965 LG - Make Elho!l RG- Dan Da\tcs RT- Ron Russell RCB O- RrWf' yo rsel w !h a b g (I:~~~;~ Rw Cirandf' and Soli!Y.( ten Stcv. rl U!ak sl rp wa a JUt A.t Cct llpolrs last fall the - Greg Howell LSLB~John Magnussen RSLB- Bruce Har fat F Rut "-DUd y(Ju beuve DELAWARE Ohio one cac:h Nm th G<ill a c •me ed tr fle Panthers ope 1 ng u dt:rdog Pan tners htdd GAHS re id or Chuck Neal Lll-frm ( llwre RH- Brure Sm th the Rams 1 Harness racrnJ! rans tlose m 953 after ·.un liJ thc lgant: aga r 1 Wahama t() a 6-ti he until II 05 rema•n Sa fety-La 1n Thomp son F'or rts Los AngPIPs a team weather wat~hers todayr co unty t,urnpwn~hip n Hl~7 Heplac ng Hy ell s R<.~y Ztr ed m the fJna l penod The Blue POMEROY-LCB-Ketth Phalin LT-Bill Moore IG- thats seldom been n the the skies cear u~ onr'~!f~:; 1but los t out n the f nat ga ne I kle 165 J•uu r d semor J o h 11 Dev1ls scored two fourth penod Ed Baer HG-Ke n Eng!Jsl H! - Ra y Zarkle RCB- M ke r HI? 1 r <~ h n $74 616 little Brown d us r· 1 1 of the 1958 campatgn w e Wolfe 170pound se nor w II re lllchdowns to wtn 186 \\rtght LSI B- Pat Story RSI B- \nd.,. Porttr 1 H- Steve that has handed <'Oarh \.nee rJ ;1r;s c for 3 vearo1 s Sou thwestern railed fr m a place Cruv,. at nght tackle The Panthers ptcked up l4 Fmlaw RII-B11l Engltsh Safetv-Don Sw sh~r 1 rnhardJ s Parkers mmt> g:r ef Thf" weather was the 30 0 halftrme dcf c t to down Ct e~ch B eke! plans few chan first dt wns to ( allm ~ 10 a 1d KlCKOP F TH1E I than any other Nat 1ona Pool test I n as the ru•td 1 the Pu ates 36 3() ges on defense M ke W rght collected 82 yards rush ng tn 8 PM lro~ l l LeaguP opponPnt superbly cond t1oned ! 155 pol nd senwr wtll play r ght 131 attempts Pomeroy npped POMEROY STADH 'H v.en t to the post for (Orrucrback And~ POJIPr 1~0 Cal rpols pass defense for They II pe trvng agan clmJactiC even( of the The Pirates wdl plav at pollnd sen or wtll Ulke over a t34 )a rds w th ! ! of 21 compte S 1 da\ tn I ampt>Ju f 1 eld r1nd "rand cor<uol lrarness s00 th t F d 11 h "es ern fl ;~) ~ t m ha fback p JS twn KPn f 1gl sl tw1 s m 1965 - B I Moore as usual l'he Packers are at the Delav.are County lh~ o~y SIV \C gamr. ' ;eek lfi~ pound so pi om ore Will hod was a favonte target h \-01 d t( V.ll lht I m b\ grounds 'll•ri;~~ en OQ eague glmts md dov. a defensive guard pust Ga lhpoiiS collected !86 yards nmf' pOLnts A sellout crowd ol •I Southern al Kyger l:rf':ek E1p;ht Panthers Will go both rush ng 11 35 attempts last fall almo t 51 000 ft~1s IS assured to Rullaad at Eastern and Han I wa) s r nday nrght and completed four or 10 passes watch Green Bay m Its ftrst nan Trace at Symmos \alley flary Smith 190-pound ta ckle for 86 yards Overall yardage ~ue 1966 regular SPa son garr (' here Heres the all hme SVAC and ngnt cornerback w J def favored GAHS 272 to 216 Gal Both teams carry 2 0 records grid slandmgs mdurt ng mnely miss Fndav s league op lo polos has tO lettermen back mto plav and the Winner II be gam"s played thu f lh 1 new Ohio b1gb school regula tlon bas curtailed the use of reserve players 10 vars1ty lool ball game& II Pu d IJ Noire Dame r ue T CU • 0b1o state If OreiOD 11 Ulab 7 Duke II Plttsborib II L s u t1 Rtoe t 8 OtrtllDa 1.1 MeJ1Pb11 II 1t So calfforota II WlsooaafD. S M U Z1 Navy II 8)'l'II!Uie 21 U C.L.A. II Teua II TeiU Teeb 7 Tulane 18 Tew 116M IJ WllbiqlH IJ Atr p...,. I Wut Va, 17 Wll I Mar7 I j Wyolllblc !& Arflou Sl. I ,; Yale • r-lleld 1 Allbama II lA 'l'icb I Klual IJ AiluU 15 It Arbaaas II TMlaa 1.1 Amy 17 llilly Cnla 7 Telneuee 11 AIIIJ1In 11 Baylor 31 Colondo I llottoa Collqe II liMo 11 I Hansley, Bickel Juggle Lineups for SEO Opener at Pomeroy Friday Night~ THE SPORTS DESK b•"" lbe\:E ~f Hoople Likes Irish Over Boilermakers, syracuse t 0 Re00und Agams • t u•c•L.A• RUSH PARTY - Froze wmners for the annual Beta Stgma Pht CfhMapterA. M So t h party Wednesday rught at the home o rs ~ei~t Gi..'::O~~In rp-~~:r~~ are presented g•fts for the best J•Jgeg costur~· b n Martha Eschleman organizatton pres odent at left ReceiVIng awar s are, o YSh•rley Husted Betty Rawlings and Lots Moore -Sentinel Photo r' One round hit less than 10 I Galtla C B s Search and Rescue yard!li from Kappleman s com truck was dasp\ayM at last rnt~~d post It kolled a you~g mghl s meeting Due to tne _,....- aecond llett Jn tbt atree,team playoff setup they II'Gintd up third best Brown repreaetlted tbt PJ. rates Tom Seeberg was there for tho Dod,... IIICI CbUb Feeney for tbe lllanl>l SMberJ won tbs tosa for a Dodge..Piralel moll and elected to let sucb a best-of· three game aenn ·~ In Plltsbur&h wltb tht llna1 lwo pmea In Los Anaele• Feeney also won ID the toss with tlrown and made lbe same oor1 of lgreemtol / for lbe Giants 'ftlus, If the Pirates tie llitb either the Dodlera or Glanta tbt playolf aeries would open In Forbes Field 11141 live Major Pegs Big One The club s first october meet mg will be at 7 3tl p m Oct 5 lrom the Communist jlos!Uona - apparent\)' VIllagers bemg at the K of P Hall Hoghhght of heki by the North Vaetnamese the meetmg Will be a movie soldoers who were alrald they d talk by the Stale Hoghway moght be caught In Amerocan an flre back at the Communisl'i I pa~:~~ermg to he used on the body landed illd my!tlf ' I ' Weather Big Question in Delaware P'h . • st l 11l e s 0 rn D 0 d rs 3 t0 2 0 . ' , I •s cner d Thef B ue Dt>'vll a e re from last year mrludmg the By FRED DOWN Iruns m the second on Jim o alone at P the :'-IFL s \\or~tem ce vi:' a 001 InJury n the last tnJ 1d Smtth boys trPI Sport§ Writer Lefebvre s double Lou John IVISIOn TEAM w L T iT I mu utt.: 1 Pay 1g t C 10 1 For tt e fir st trme n three The pem ant wheel that had sons smgle an f':rror by Allen I The Pr~ckers have been able Thf' br~ ba\ sor of ~~=r~ Kyg r Cr ek 35 3 ? 7 Grove ~orn~:; Calllpol s w I out been spmmng so merr1lv for a 1d Osteen s smgle to w n onlv one of the l<ls four Hano £ r was a 3 1 favorite 1 Eastern 28 12 2 AI:; Jeff Smrlh 169 pound we gl 1ts oprosHJon The Pan the Los Angeles Dodgers ca me The Dodgers and C1ants are gam~s agamst tire Rams and lht ro oth('r colL and ll '"'''" '" RIO Grande semor nght guard ard dclen Ut 1 e a c ~ges b B 6 1 1 srve Jmebat.:ker ts ll tt e doubt G 11 I c1s up doub\P zero \Vednesday l 1dle toda)' so the P1rates have that carne v.J thout th~: bl:'neill lle already h::as notched Raune 8 7 o 0 per mctn a 1a s 11e av r mghl bertluse Cene Mauch IS a chance to gau a 1aU game of a touchoown fv.o field goal s f t h:g l the Tnple Crown ful I st IHl\JOg ~ utt ered a bad 169 11 p n •ro b ks 1 North Ga llta 19 20 o lp11ramed rtJ k ea t t:ual ( r ve ages \he Cane Futurity 152 •e nd " GYII 1 ac Is P ayang the rotation system I on both by beatmg the Atlanta b) Don Chandler dec dE'd he ti takmg \ Soutilwes.tern 4 ')4 1 1 avf re~ge poun s a P0 I wtth h1s Ph ladclph1a Plu lhes Braves The Dodgers resume 3 game at M1lwauhe Ia::; I onkt?rs N Y Th S 0 1 e E AL ha.sn t undergone Hannan Tra<:e 3 38 o 0 Gre, Howell 162 pound sen ba< ks av e rage 163 pitChers tht> 1r schedule w1th a double 1 set~ on at d 1nh tw w ok, Hated the next best bet ·1rtiti#! i£~i l a change since 1937 when New Symme 'i Valley o u o or wtll take Garv Sm ith or Pomeroy bas scored 60 mark R1ck Wrse a 21 year old he~der agatnst the Ch1 cago later on tile West Coast I s thl onl \ frll y tn the ~,~ 0 8oston dropped from the con TOTALS IJS Jl~ 6 8 nerb<J k pust de fen e !\ I ke ers m two outmgs The Panth nghthander who hadn t pitched Cubs on Fnday and Lhe G1ants A 1geles kn ~eked r. ee 1 R;JV o r Bor JOUr Hanover who coU119 f Thnt ill be E llrott 115 pound JLinJOI w ll rrs dumped Wahama 2' 6 and 1 h t b be 1 ·~ erence w mterrupl I T - Titles agamst the Dodgers ~ mce Aug 1play agam m Houston un of frrst place m thr \\e s v. th a e ug s ( rv \ com,. ,,. .t-"ii ed m 1968 when Pomeroy and I _ __ replace Jeff Smith on oflen e Hutland 311 22 (,alllpolls has 1 19f34 slopped them wtth stx Saturda" 21 10 der s! m the nn' ftlh ever to wm lbr.c, Middleport consohdate \flth SMALL COl LEG F. P()JI Bru Lr H rretd 148 pound JUil c.:rossed the goal ltl'le twJce- h1ts en n u!.P to a 3 2 vtctory I Mancha! s r1r:st t omer or the b g o e Stanley Oancertjfb Ironton returmng to the lea NEW YORK UPIJ - The •or or Chuck Neal l76pound :.~~n st Ironton n a 12ti wm Th ... loss cut lhe Dodgers season earned htm hJs 23rd Desptc Green Bay~ p()sllon s,.,,tt.,. ha s won 15 of 17 staJ1lnq: gue Heres the SEOA.L s all U n t ted Press fnternattooat l ~es~man v. JII take ove, Jeff Coa l Grove downed GAHS 14..0 Natonal League lead to I f.! VICtory and the Giant s :J .. of power and the gPneral Jnd her l 5 clockmg Ml& time standipgs and number of ! mall college footha ll rpU,rts mJt s tt eha cker posmon I<J 1 Fnda} games when a vactory Y.Ould after the Parates took a 53 ead nept tude of the n m smce D 1qu m I1 Sept 1 ts the 8JI(JQ champK~nshlps won smce the WJtli won lost ted record~ 'a'hd c:fansleyrhas swltdu~d Jnmy The Panthers have an ex have tncreased their Jead ovPr m the top of the mnth The l l959 thr ~ear lonbardl took llnf' rPnd for a 3vear-old l925,carnpaagn Ifirst place votes m pf:lfen ~ h~tf~~r~ /o7er/'fhJf del~l'lstve plo ve type hall club w th the Pittsburgh Pirates to 2 ~ Gtants tJed th<> score at ~on ~ver the P~k~rs Los Ang~le:s pa< ng f I theses .. .. c 0 ~a ., rzE:J~c ng good speed and can run or games ar d all but o:> l m nated Ja} Alou s stng le nd Ton as manag our w n an a Bnm 0 Hano\i~r dr v~ ttAM W L T IT) reams P:, Brvan Sw<~m afl mserted pas.s Gallipolt:i dele~ ap the San Franclst.:o Giants Hall er s 26th homer and Ma !Je aga nsf Lomh::. dr r athed r, , lrge Sholt\ of logansport; Jackson 165 86 18 12 1 No Dak 5t (16 2 0 221 JJlJ dBroce Sm lh at right lralf on pears to be ahead of rts of W h be h lt>t m~ rl rr r E: lh oast sevt> n r1 d <J d w. Pd b\ 1 e Lu;t f L Th 1se as t>n pill ng rn rJChal tollowf'd w th Irs h1 Lllgan 153 98 14 7 2 Md e ense arry ompson, 146 fense at this stage ul f Tl e v clom <Jf all three blows yt>ars S x ~I r.rrPn Ben s SL.Jr c: r lhlr and Murton Fl Athens 13 J Te m St 2 I o 150 j)Ou d semor wm repla~ Lar- Rain Mollday and Tuesday reg aJ rotatwn or the last vt tor efi n lhP ~-' rt's r;.~ le Galh(IOhS ::: 1:: 16 : 3 Weber St II I 0 46 1) llotchell alllifety, hampered drllJs Ia both Porn- month smce Bob B< 111 wen I to wos el ef p teller El ov F 1ce IR 1 , : \e; 101 " rl 11 10 \\ellston 114143 I 6 4 Mass Il l 10 1!11 Tom Meadows Will St:dk't at eroyandGallipoljs. the bullpen "and'' wa:; JUSt hs Juans Fme Rr<ord the ParkPr oil d ovr ~l m sr h M'lddleport 108127 10 9 5 No Dakota JOl 5 offlnSIVelefttacklelnflaooOf Frlday'IOpelerwnJ.markthe turn satd lauch n xplamrlg Mal dais .!36 reLord th s evcnow rn ~ ght a•d romp l lfi ~ llleds:~dn'~,n~s s'~;! ~~ ? Pomeroy 104 128 21 I 7 St John s 12) (!In Rlj I~ <:k Mosley and Mike EnloU 4ZBd consecutive rear or oper hiS chOJCe of Wrsc \.\hO added vear g ves ham a CO!llPO"rte 91 a 3.1 6 1 reg liar se ISOn reco d Ia r (I lost a race,'~ year . . s ar ___ 1 1 I' I het~een I N•lsonvllle 40 213 12 0 R Sui Ross Sl 2o 1~ Ill replace Mike Dully II alloa 20 2l 5 o 9 Los Beach 11 l ~0-0 4;, left guard on defense Pre.sb14 3 0 1 10 San DJego St (I 0 38 man Ru I Ru!ise/1 at 6-l aad 13 7 2 1 Second 10-IJ U( Santa 205 pounds w11 replace Mosley 1130 l03G 128 41 Barbara 34 12 Pac1fJc 33 13 Iat defen.stve nght tackle tie ) Montana Stale and Ball Bickel remarked Wednesday, State 32 15 (he Lmf eld and Wed 1ke to get off on Ute I Gramblmg 31 17 Los An!:leles rJght foot by knockmg orr the State30 18 Arkansas Stale (l) number one team Co ch 1Jy United Press Jnternalional 28 19 F londa A&M 12) 27 20 Hansley slated Tuesday w1tn National League Southern Ilhnms 21 the exceptwn of the two Smtth G AB R H Pet New Boston Portsmouth Itanton TOTALS Leaders Alou Alou Pll AU lor Southeastern 0 b' o that he had great >tuff Leagt~t teaoo D wiD bl the threw 80 per cent last Ust meetmg between Galltpol HC and Pomeroy Gallipolis With 13 wms 111 its last 19 meet ngs over the Panthers holds 8 21).. IS..5 edge in the overa 1 sen es Hal sley Will take a 40 man sq, d tu tlw Rt> d 1 <J wdl dress 23 bovs Kickoff trme 15 8 p m Ori·oles Close to FI.rst Flag· R0hh H•t 2 M 1~:~:~~~~::: ::: ' y Is 0 re 1:3:2:4~98973~718~1;7!1~ 3~44~ Carty Atl Strgel Ptt 134 472 83 152 322 Rose Cm 150 630 96 2fl2 321 Clmnte Ptt 144 598 100 192 321 :~~~ %~,' 1 '!?"F-~ ~l 147 542 83170 314 1 305 1 ,:";r:d~trotng ard 35 wo• lost mark a d a 7'2 hall s Had Way Pa"ed Tl e Gaanls had paved the wav for the Dodgers to take a 21J game lead wheu thev heat the Prates 6-5 m an afternoon ~arne on pitcher Juan Man ch als ntnthmnmg lorer But W1se out-dueled 16-~:a 1 C:" wmne CJ Jude Osteen str1k ng out sax and walkmg tv.o en • percentage over the last four season~ The on\ pitchers n Ca rt h1story wath comparable marks over a snmla1 pen od were Carl Hubbotl wath 92 38 for 708 frum 193~ tim ugh 1937 :Jrd ChriS!\ Matll"'WSon wrth 115 396 for 741 from 1908 through 1911 The Braves wh1pped the St 1 Lou1s (ardmals 4 0 and th~ J \ 1 route tos1x losses thos fofth Victory Chcago lhe agamst The Ph1ihes Cmrmo<~h Cubs Rt>ds 9defeated 3 m Wednes snapped a 2-2 t1e m t1 e s1xth I days other NL games In the mnmg when D1ck Groat sm~ted Amerrcan League: Balttmore went to thtrd on a throwmg beat Kansas Cttv 10 8 Detro t error by Umd baseman Dick mpped Ca hfoJ ma 2 I and I ~~:~~;~d s~':!e:~o~:~. on Tony Iiieveland delealed Mmne,ota R r h1e Allen s 39th homer of Dems Menke htl two homers Y JEFF MEYERS )Mantle turned the trick m 1956 nmg Los Angeles 3 2 San the s.. ason tymg h1m for the mcludmg a three run drtve In UPI Sporls Writer Robby Leads fooy Francisco lllpped Prttsburgh NL lead w1th Hank Aaron / the seventh u n 1 g and D t.:k G AB R H Pel If BaltJmore clmches the Rob nson leads Tony Oltva m 5 Atlanta blanked St Louis produced the PhJihcs first run Ketle" ptt.cht>d a thre<> h tter for F RbSJt, \J;Jal 150 559 117 175 113 pennant today Frank Robtnson the batl ng department 313 to and Chrcago downed CmcmnaU and smgles by Allen and I the Braves who won tlre1 r f fth OIJva MIR 150 584 93180 308 J wall he unable to let ofi steam 308 tups teammate Boog 9 J Harvey Kuenn a walk and an stra1ght game the1r 13th m Wagnr Cle 142 519 70 150 289 because he 11 need all he can Pov.ell 11 the RBI ace lH! to The As led 6-1 m the seventh mf eld out added the second I their ast 14 and the1r l9th m 41 PoweU Bal 136 475 77 137 288 gel over the fmal mne games of 100 and IS outsluggmg Harmon before Rohby walloped the frrst The Dodgers scored both thear games s1nce 8 lh H lchcock Kalme Det 132 444 80 127 286 the season Kallebrey, m homers 49 to 36 of h1s two run homers succeeded Bobby Bra"an Bob 15 Ktlbrw Mm 153 540 81154 285 1 The Orioles redw:ed their Frank also a1mmg at the Baltimore exploded for seven errors three by first baseman G1bson a 20.game w nner Chris KC 117 380 51 107 282 magJc number to two Wednes Most Valuable Player Award to runs m the e1ghth Charhe Powell sufferPd h1s 11th sPtb<~rk Howrd Was 142 485 521 136 Z80 day mght by wh!ppmg Kansas become the f1rst player m Lau s two run pinch double Slammed Homer Adol'"o Ph1lhps h1t a tl ree run Crdnal Cal 143 523 60 146 279 City l..S If Baltimore beats history to wm such honors JD started the scormg V1c Foznov Wdhe Horton slammed a twO- homer and B11ly Wrll ams a 1 M"cAlfe Det 114 391 80 109 279 the As today and second place both leagues sky s pmch h1t smgle talhed run homer With two out m the two-run homer to lead a 13 h1t Home Rans Detroit sphts a lwmball With Elsewhere Detroit shaded Lau w1th the tymg run and Lu1s runth to rum a brilliant pttchmg Cub attack that dea lt Sammy NatIonal League Aaron CaiJforma the Orwles wtll have Cahforma 2 1 while the second Apar1c1o and Russ Snyder performance by Cahforma s Elhs h1s lAth loss Ken BraVes & Allen Phillaes 39 HJeJr first AmerJcan League game of the doub leheader was stngled m a run Dean Chance The Angel Holtzman went sax nnmgs to Torre Braves 36 Mays Giants flag m modern history ramed out and Cleveland Robmson s second two nghthander lmuted Vetroit wm hts nmt~ for the CuOs S4 Hart & McCovey Giants 33 Robmson whose pair of two stopped Mmnesota 6-:'. Other smash h\o hits until the mnth when Ameti~an League F Robin run homers mcreas"d hts games ramed out were Chicago Kansas CUy Manager AI he walked Norm Cash and MAC RELEASEil SO'n Onoles 49 Killebrew season 5 total to 49 and led the at New York and Boston at Dark sent seven pitchers to ytelded Horton s 27th homer NEW YORK l UP II -Rov I Twins 36 Powell Ormles 34 Orooles to vletory Wednesday Washmgton mound m an effort to stop the Earl Wdson started for the McMollan veteran shoolstop oil t,~ ~l L 132 466 67 142 Ameri~ao League ,;~; ~' B I tal Adntlral The NEILSEN Model LH15831 Pepitone Yanks 31 Colavolo mght ts flghllng for the first In the National League Onoles who nearly gave Tog< s '" quest of hos 19th the Ne• York Mets was Muterpleee 23" Color Telemlon Indiana Ruos 30 Batted In A_L~tr~op:-le:::-c_ro:_w~n._._s:_m::_ce:_:~: _l•: _ck: :e:oy.:_:_P::h•:::la::d:::e:O:Ip::_:ht"'a~h"'a:'lted~~fr":on~t::'r":un'::!_g~a~m~e:_aa\Vw_":ayY_IJb~y~co"'_m~m~lttttllnlllg~fi~v":el v1ctory but left for a pmch released from the hospollll {23" avera l c1 Aional 274 sq ns VIewable area) hotter after hurlmg eight Wednesday followmg surgery Dano lb. Modem S1yhn1 n cab net.a <lf aenwne W'alaut National League Aaron lnmnts of six bit ball Orlando on hiS roght shoulder The 36- • 1teted hudwooct 10hd1 28 000 \'Olt advanced Q 26 Color TV cha,.. 1 I'MerW po ~ BravesAllen 117 Phillies Clemente107 Porates Pena ptlcbed the nlnlh to win year-<Jid mfoelder who was • ~arkHar 112 Star britht p ctttre8 wtr ._. oell Pirates 100 Torre Braves COLUMBUS tUPI) - For 14 Saturday agaonst Texas Chrts h hiS fourth game m sox Injured on Aug 12 wo\1 be nul '" Admiral Super Soope VHF Tuner w th pre lll!t lhl~ turun• . , _ ..,,.,, ,,,., ai.tp clear pu:tW'ft -~9a t em Thus far only 10 .000 dectsrons 1 of actJOn for the rest of the of the past 1~ years Ohoo State loan may not draw 70 000 com the student ttckets have been Steve Hargan songled In a seasM • New Admiral Slide Rule Turunr Asaer:qb(y Arnerteu League F Robin has led the naloon m attendance pared to an average of 83 244 a ld U.t leta YOII tune UHF TV lib e. radto ~at ot:; col! e footb 11 ho so )l8lr of rWls and scattered none The Mels also announced • Ad.JD.iraJ Color Jo'idelity Control dial new warmth 10 to ..,,,.. ,.., ; 10 .on, vnules ll8 Powell, bt~ a me game 1965 Ohoo Slates plloiUon In lhe hits to win his 12th came they would retam thetr woockJn,2 1 blaCk &Del wbite TV J)ICtlll'N. Automatic ne,..ll.II!IIJll CII'<:Utt ehmmatea tmpantJGICI~- . ldoles lOti Killebrew Twons games u I appears to be a Thos game alone may tendance standongs ts likely agamst rune losses for the agreement woth ~~el:e~~;~:::i/ .bAdmiral Y .V.y ~N(r~Etic tiel.de 15 Horton, Tigers 100, 8 lhillll of the past enough to drop the Buckeyes get steaddy worse The Buck· Indians Vern Fuller !>Oiled his vtlle Suns of the • JloDdld Pl'eCIGO• 28" Color TV pletu,re tu~ w:~th Dew boepbcrn Robinson Orioles 97 Th<! slide from the top spot out of the top t lh that ~~~ l aharpet' plctlre and ncreaNd brlfhtll• p " Pflchblg probably woll oceur thos season spo stnce ere eyes are commtHtd to a nine- first maJor league !lomer for League through the 08); • .kiA :l8!1 •i44. li Uoo '; 'll...!i' NofiAoool dial th be were only a few thousand ticket game season for the next five Cleveland and toammates Max seaoon although Solly Remus ' ·.,.,-- Leque Dl8ri !lye reasolnt lngth a new umver sales separating the leaders to seven years whole other Alvis and Leon '1\'woo I reluru as mannger of )lilnts 23-8 Koufax, Dodgers s regu a oon at requires aU average attendance schQOis play It games connected Suns G1ants 20-1 Jaster, q~ to contain the same There could be as many as Once past the opener howey. Jim Kaat the • wlnp'•-t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~=~~=;•Gibson, Carda 20-H numner of classroom days 16000 empt,y seats m Oh10 Sta er, the demand for tlcketa coo- p1tcber In the AL, () Leape McNaJ11, As a the school year dium for tbe opener because of Unues at 1 premoum Four the etgbth Ianing ~ llllfered Boswell, TWJns, 12- starto to 10 days after! a umverslty rule which set aside the five remaining home bJs lith IOM Ia 35 ·-'''''-) 24-11, Siebert, the opener 26 000 student book ' sold out and tbe OliVa batlllng Rel>Jil8an~ 001 l~1 ' 1j,1 -Ji.,.Barlio~,: ~oles II had a telbng which, ~an!'911!1i aold cro . .....,~ 1 ~•• ' " elf~~ o~ He even:..Ut~tuden!li-!Cio wn, wm~ ~..- .. l r' 1 · ;;;. t· .:.:.;·,.~-. OSU May ReJ•Inqms• h Atfendanee Record I w;;b, ' BAKER �o-DaDy senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 22, 116t Voice o·'J-t. B~oadway . ' ' " - Grul' _, a m,..,....... be .... I lo ba be Owl & the Pu,yeal" at B\Jcl<l you might be •blllo tall tht ·Counl!l Playhouse) to the Bdwy. Dl&hl ol Ocl. 11 whea l.q..U. ad !ant-hubby's "FIIIIIlf T b 1a 1 boards. !lie ""'!""'"""' _,.s qo u51 · ve r own Ibis vice lor dlverUna the Peyton Place's Ryan O'Neal Happened on tht Wap 10 might retire from 1i1mS - shut phone - now she's moving Into power ol the remaining four admits he's at war with his Forum" (Ton' did 1111 and off his phone even from I op her .J>WD pad at the Century A· dally-paper drama critics: have separated wife Joanna over t.be costumes) opent bert: U JWI• producers with the blgpsl of· partments, shipping furniture two remwors on each paper . , property setllemenl ... Kim No- does not show up with Tony, ~ ... The producen who !rom Florence, lilly, and all Mia ll'arrow and Nancy Sinal·\ vak's ex Richard Johnson loses the peatlmisll 11'1 rlahl• II rlna him up remain opll· mistle, lly out be'solmerely gelling a big bang going goo-goo at the new baby and they'll until the poternal novelty 1..,.,.. oil lit never bas, !elias) . That yrand old lady of the Set, Joey Heather- .· the star-stuff . A bomb scare ra (Nancy Jr. ol course) are 00 steep over tho bustup and Miss Popplns po"" up tl b lo eollvened the Mand!esler new.fast friends just 'phone . h"?ray for •·love .. . J o I bllion or paintings by Lbo exhi· Noe- lother lrequenUy' like each any I. asks anyway, who sleeps 'when stde, bo, Sarah ChurchiU's colored two kid Ingenues . . Nat King i datmg such a llvely bltd as . Louis w!ll lake on. a Georae • boy friend, when it was announ-1 Cole's 21-year-old daughter Car· \ starlet Suzannab Leigh. Raftlike JOb 0at 1I London pml>ced Sir Wlnoton'a daughter ole l_s cerfliln acting (more than 8 0· n.:.i.l would open the_ event. . ! slngmgl " her bag and hopes times the same lnds: He d y N:•tho R ko Producer • director • wrtler to graduate from the straw· f . e oe Y . "" ' 1• now pre ers Adtrector . David please - out thaieven final redu!1ed 11ghl ol Ibis Joe 0 ' ' • e Gerston stck comiC who \nocked once boasted nothing was sale old lkeptio to tears. 1 from his maladjusted nmterlal now finds one topic to too sublur IH Otlltftt jectively queasy to ridicule Gu and Ott Fret .fo DaYI 3 NJ!(t!U I• hlo fla~btoke stato::'. MIAMI BIACH filaver Boq,lr TodaJ WASIDNGTON - As t be ground thai he was too old and arcby - Sena. TbomBI Kuchel H'wood seers try in~ to extract Gl't your Unbelle;v•ble b ut True 89th Congre" now enters the tired to gJVe the G.O.P. I he ol Cahfornia, Leverett Salton- portents anywhere on rt1e slat· CIITIIIIIIID OAI nATION long, difficult leg, it is not "Image" it needed. stall of Massachusetts, Bourke us of Julie Andrews' marriag~J PI w. IQII'I at.. Plmt,.Y• Ohle aerainst the law Ia say 1 word True enough, at the Demo- rnckenlooper ol Iowa. Ia Tony Walton now suggests the men who have sustain- crat1c helm m the Senate ' a Congressional tradition ol Mansfield ha• operated With generally responsible conduct fairness and effectiveness In ln an e1ceedingly dangerous the area of domestic affairs. world. But the trouble bas been he They are a mixed lot, at one has carried the Senate's un., in their determination to doubted right and duty Ia eounlaulbmoorge an amplllnde of per· sel the President on foreign egos and honest partisan poUcy out the window Into what and ideological differences and really ha! been an Insistent omb!Uons Iilio a higher reso- eampalgn to give not advice By WayDe G. Brandstadt, Many people have the tm· Iutton to defend the ned • rock but rather doctrinaire orders to pression that II an electrle and nonpar ty "' "'" WbIte House as I o how 1'I •-ter es ts oI lbis ~ shock doesn't kill you, you nation. They are a should run these infinitely comhave nolbing to worry about. · lot on the big things. plex affairs. Unfortunately there is mount· kernel ol the truth, sim· And in the House the trouble lng evidence that those ply put, is that without the de- has been that Ford baa sought survive may incur serieu:J voted ~[forts of the House Dem- to extend his essentially well juries. There are a number of ocratlc leadership and of the bandied domestic mandate into factors. Tbe typt!! of current Senate Republican leadership an overridin8 role in foreign is important. Other circum· this would bave been a poor policy which not he, not his stances being equal, an alter- Congress, inde<d. party post and not even I he nating current Is three or lour M to the Senate, the harsh, House itself is capable of lul~ETA~IOI'i\ times as dangerous as a fact Ia that the lilling. Tbat both men have FOR NEW current. Death may result Democratic leadership beaded proceeded in all good lailh is DEEP from as little as 2211 volts if it by Sen. Mike Mansfield of MOD· beyond doubt. That Mansfield et.EANINGI causes the heart to fibrillate. lana bas ben enpged most ol has gravely misread the Con· Although some persons survive all In 1 persistent, professional stitutlon and that Ford has gone exposure to several thousand and damaging attempt to usurp far beyond his field are equal· volts deaths from over 1 000 the oonatitutional authority of ty beyond doubt. volt.' are esuaed by paralysis the Presidency to direct this Who, then, are lbe good guys of the respiratory center in fore.tgn policy - with of this Congress? the brain. from tbe Senate, In the Sell8te they idenlily but not under velo from U1e themselves by their actions. Other Important factors are There is, first of all, Sen. Ev· the duration of contact with As to the House, the blunt, eretl McKinley Dirksen ol llli· the current, the part of the far leas critical !act is tlml nois, the Senate Republican lead body through which the curRepublican leadership er, wbo more than any other rrent travels, electric resistaneo by Rep. Gerald Ford of man in all of Congress in eith· MIDDLEPORT, lo the contact point and the I~~~~f~:mbaa been so naa1e•1 er party has deeply and quiet· victim's general health al It undercutting as to ly served the vital, life · or · can I ·1 ~<:_:WU~~sa~Usf~led:!_~un~tll~a'_"IB~w~da~n~c~er~~~A~b~bo~ll~79~~~a~v~e~ba~ts~t~sh~e~o~'!'"n~s-M~n:_!in~':!I'Th th::d~~~~·~~r:,::: :.~e !~: ~g jot~\t '\ :1~arcl! !diD~ ~~win~ WHERE THE VALUES ARE. Capitol Comment, Events DOOR SET SPECIAL! Save as we DOUBLE OUR SALES~ J HELEN HELP US! YOUTH ASKE() FOR IT! This columo is for young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest ol Helen Help US!, It welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question wiUl a brush-<1ff. Send your toen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR JT, tare ol Helen Help US! Utis oowspaper. ITRONG, SILENT: SMART OR STUPID1 )ear Helen: The fellow l'm gain~ around with just never talks. He says ne likes to hear me talk, but 01any times he doesn't even mswer me. He thinks talking s Cor people wbo like to, and why answer somebody unless a lirect question is asked? Trou>ie is I never know when he's ,istening. Sometimes 1 don't think he's very bright, but be won a scholarship to college, snd not on albielics either, 'hough he could have. tell you ohe thought you were "stuck~up." Shy people often get that label, you know: Ibis is why you must work double bard on th• big smile and the pleasant "Hi," even though you're scared lo follow it up with a conversation. II you always wait Cor the other per"'n Ia come to you honey, you'll spend your life waiting. -H. TWO GIRLS t'OR EVERY BUY7 Dear Helen: My boy friend and I had a heated argument the other night. Since we do many lhlnga tagether, such as horseback rid· ing, movies, swimming things that cost money - his argument Ia that it wouldn't be fair to take me out for the fun lbings and then take anot!J. er girl out for just aes games. He tells me the' d 1 wanted to be his girl, I wouldn't say "No." SAYS Frigidaire Jet Action Washers have a CD 00 DO ALL • I DOCTOR • ILIDE 'I' FOLD PUPOSE ~ DOORS ~ s2997 5·YEAR PROTECTION PLAN : ~ :~ · 2'6" X 4'0" SALE PIIICE • $996 ((; PAll GAL ARMSTRONG ' ONE STEP FLOOR WAX REO. $2.45 ~~ • MEDICINE CABINET S339 24" VANITY ' 149~!. ,....... , -.rtONAL 01 W1111DUT CGUPDN _,...$1.29 ,...... CABIIUUI WOOl CASH I I ,Just Open ABild-A-Count No Down Payment As Little As ss.oo Per Mo~ Abitibi HARDBOARD PANELING 4'zl'x1Jo• SHHT Rich tones lhat set tho -for excilini N d -· k'll ideas. 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S149 ADD CHARM TO YOUR HOME ~ • ' t:' STORM DOOR Dlllll.- Mill WHITE • WOODEN STORM KING DOOR CLOIIR wooaat C1l ratt.'l'IION ...__ , CAFE DOORS CHRISTMAS! ·I KJ .•• ,j m•nans 'TIL I .1• .... lOUVERED HOLDS ANY BULOVA J11YW00~-1.4..t~· .-j AI'S'IIIM CDMII1ATION .jJ I love moreandthan any theThelimelateof effects the accident. a Republican re- nation. And with him are all boy 1 everhimloved, J don't of electric gret themany day the party bounced want to lose him, but 1 can't shock may be seen in the Rep. Charles Hailed< of lndi· the rest ol the Republican bier· make myself say "Yes," be- nervoua oystem (paralysis or from the lop on the cause 1 know it's wrong, Please sensory dislurbances) or the prinl this letter for me and bloed vessels (hemorrhage and many other girls wbo have this clotting two weeks or more af~ problem, -NOBODY'S GIRL, er the accident). AGE 15 Recently Drs. L. B. Brinn and Shop now Dear Girl : J. E. Moseley of New York obwhile selections U you said "Yes," then you'd served a m&n who received a replace the second girl, right? 2,500-volt shock thai la.!ted aAnd what's to keep Mr. Mer- bout 20 seconds. He didn't pass cenary LoverBoy from think· oot or even require artificial ing, "If she's cheap, she isn't respiration. The current weol "orth spending money on. so In one hand and out the other. Dear fl~~n : I'll get me a Number 1 Girl As a result be had pain, swell! am a 15-year-old girl, and for lun, and keep Number z... ing and limltalion el motion of hal'i! been living on Ibis street (you) - around tor games."? both shoulders. This waa alltiblor a long time, without any- -H. uted to interne! burns and no ll;· one my own age nearby. Now, rays were taken unW 18 u;wuths suddenly, a new girl my age Dear Helen: later. At that - lime this has moved right next door. Our radio slatioo banned a was lound to have fractures Ia We can't seem to gel ingeth· recording ol "Rainy Day Wo- both arms produced by the in· rr .. make all these resolutions man" beeause IIley said II re- tense jerking of his ann mu,. \o go over and meet her, but !erred to smoking mmjuana - des at the lime of the accident. I am just too chicken. Every a "rainy day woman" IS oup- Furthermore the bony shell the tome we run into each other, posed to oe , r .ijuana cigar· humerus forms around the mar· we just go cold -and It's ge~ ette. But they play "Mother's row had become very tltln. .•;og ·1'1diculous. I know It's my Little Helper," and doesn't !bel Every household nowaday• rau it, and I know she'd be fun refer to LSD? Or anyway, The contaUJs dozens elec:trlcal gadto know, hut bow? Don't tell PiU?- INTERESTED gets that would be extremely me to go to her bouse and tn- Dear Interested: hazardous were it not for the truduce mysell - she's been Frankly, I'm not a graduate excellent job being done by the here too long for that, and 1 stndenl of bep talk . . . . . . but Underwntera Laboratories, l!Jc. J'ISI CAN'T! - OISCOURAG· l'r wondering when they'll han Your television set, electrlc ,fan, ED "Little Brown Jug" beeause 11 toaster, razor, hair curler, etc. De ar Dis: glorifies the alcoboUc?-H. abould carry tha UL label Of course you can! Rehearse This column Is dedicated to insure thai it b;rs been proper. a little speech - the absolute family living, so U you're ba•· ly tested for aafety. truth - until you won't slum· ing kid trouble or just plain Q - In lhe p88l I have aphle !much), then say it the trouble, let Helen Help YOU. plied castor oil lo warta and nHt time you see her. Chances She will atao welcome your own they disappeared. Would castor are she too will admit she bas amusing esperlences. Address oil have the same effect b.,n chicken. When she gets to Helen Bnttei in care of Ibis moles? know you belier she'll probably newspaper. A - Slnee warll dlsappeat _ _:_.:___:______ spontzneously after several months, what ever you used lasl Is likely Ia get the for making them disappear. l Moles will not go away unald· [nsc:ramble thesl four Jumbles,. ed and I doubt that they woold one letter to each squart, to go away after any number of Thl1 ''" 1orr.l four ordinary werds. treatments with castor oll. milt the Chrlalmu rullll Cllooae your Butova now TOe Allllaaae from our completl wato" By Ualted Preas IDRnaUonel utectlon. Our Walch Expafta Today Is Thursday, Sept 22, will atll1ll help "" the 265th day olt968 with 100 to IItle 1 blppltr Chrfollow. bow wfllt NUl t USSEO The moon ls between Its nrst •tell UCi, JQII'II Ur I lulovL ment to produce the job ... but II also takes quarter and full phase. The average Kaiser Aluminum employee ia the worker to make the Investment productive! The momlng stars are "Investment managor" of about $36,000-the Neither of them wnuld be localed hera if ·they Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, and amount of capital It takes to create a job In didn't have confidence that thls·ls a good place · Venus. the aluminum industry these days. Th . evening star Is Saturn. · to live and to work. Together, they ahara Iii The way we look at it, they go logether, tho English chemist and pbyslolsl Pomoroy, the growth and prosperity of this community. lnveatment !1!!1 the worker: it lakes the invest· Michael Faraday was bom on Ibis day in 1791. ~ On tJJis day in history: ........... ~-OIIIttltrtllltlet. In 1tl82, the last persons Ia be F« YOW owtl atkt, executed in the American Ill II IIUIO'fl fOMI rotl!tll.. lor witdlcrall <ftre A£UMJNUIIII hanged. • 1n lii8, the Chicqo Whit. 8os Willi \he American Leaano baseball pennllll lor tiJa llnt ·~ -~ HYDRAUUC DOOR CIIOSEII ... at no extra charge I rend an " I Miller andarticle it saidabout whenRogbe says a morning "Hello" be >lows his conversation for :he day. That's my guy! Any way 1o change him' : H' TfERBOX Dear Chatterbox: Consider Roger ~Iiller and don't knock the non • talker. Maybt your friend bas better things to do with his mind. Anyway you can't make a fl apping lip out of a listening ear, so don't try. - H. ' ·~' ,,.,, ,.,.,, ·-----...... -·--- ' / -· ~, ~~ ' --:--....-.::- ··; -•.- - -.......---.- - - - - - · -~-;- .. V. - --.-~~ ..1 ' �o-DaDy senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 22, 116t Voice o·'J-t. B~oadway . ' ' " - Grul' _, a m,..,....... be .... I lo ba be Owl & the Pu,yeal" at B\Jcl<l you might be •blllo tall tht ·Counl!l Playhouse) to the Bdwy. Dl&hl ol Ocl. 11 whea l.q..U. ad !ant-hubby's "FIIIIIlf T b 1a 1 boards. !lie ""'!""'"""' _,.s qo u51 · ve r own Ibis vice lor dlverUna the Peyton Place's Ryan O'Neal Happened on tht Wap 10 might retire from 1i1mS - shut phone - now she's moving Into power ol the remaining four admits he's at war with his Forum" (Ton' did 1111 and off his phone even from I op her .J>WD pad at the Century A· dally-paper drama critics: have separated wife Joanna over t.be costumes) opent bert: U JWI• producers with the blgpsl of· partments, shipping furniture two remwors on each paper . , property setllemenl ... Kim No- does not show up with Tony, ~ ... The producen who !rom Florence, lilly, and all Mia ll'arrow and Nancy Sinal·\ vak's ex Richard Johnson loses the peatlmisll 11'1 rlahl• II rlna him up remain opll· mistle, lly out be'solmerely gelling a big bang going goo-goo at the new baby and they'll until the poternal novelty 1..,.,.. oil lit never bas, !elias) . That yrand old lady of the Set, Joey Heather- .· the star-stuff . A bomb scare ra (Nancy Jr. ol course) are 00 steep over tho bustup and Miss Popplns po"" up tl b lo eollvened the Mand!esler new.fast friends just 'phone . h"?ray for •·love .. . J o I bllion or paintings by Lbo exhi· Noe- lother lrequenUy' like each any I. asks anyway, who sleeps 'when stde, bo, Sarah ChurchiU's colored two kid Ingenues . . Nat King i datmg such a llvely bltd as . Louis w!ll lake on. a Georae • boy friend, when it was announ-1 Cole's 21-year-old daughter Car· \ starlet Suzannab Leigh. Raftlike JOb 0at 1I London pml>ced Sir Wlnoton'a daughter ole l_s cerfliln acting (more than 8 0· n.:.i.l would open the_ event. . ! slngmgl " her bag and hopes times the same lnds: He d y N:•tho R ko Producer • director • wrtler to graduate from the straw· f . e oe Y . "" ' 1• now pre ers Adtrector . David please - out thaieven final redu!1ed 11ghl ol Ibis Joe 0 ' ' • e Gerston stck comiC who \nocked once boasted nothing was sale old lkeptio to tears. 1 from his maladjusted nmterlal now finds one topic to too sublur IH Otlltftt jectively queasy to ridicule Gu and Ott Fret .fo DaYI 3 NJ!(t!U I• hlo fla~btoke stato::'. MIAMI BIACH filaver Boq,lr TodaJ WASIDNGTON - As t be ground thai he was too old and arcby - Sena. TbomBI Kuchel H'wood seers try in~ to extract Gl't your Unbelle;v•ble b ut True 89th Congre" now enters the tired to gJVe the G.O.P. I he ol Cahfornia, Leverett Salton- portents anywhere on rt1e slat· CIITIIIIIIID OAI nATION long, difficult leg, it is not "Image" it needed. stall of Massachusetts, Bourke us of Julie Andrews' marriag~J PI w. IQII'I at.. Plmt,.Y• Ohle aerainst the law Ia say 1 word True enough, at the Demo- rnckenlooper ol Iowa. Ia Tony Walton now suggests the men who have sustain- crat1c helm m the Senate ' a Congressional tradition ol Mansfield ha• operated With generally responsible conduct fairness and effectiveness In ln an e1ceedingly dangerous the area of domestic affairs. world. But the trouble bas been he They are a mixed lot, at one has carried the Senate's un., in their determination to doubted right and duty Ia eounlaulbmoorge an amplllnde of per· sel the President on foreign egos and honest partisan poUcy out the window Into what and ideological differences and really ha! been an Insistent omb!Uons Iilio a higher reso- eampalgn to give not advice By WayDe G. Brandstadt, Many people have the tm· Iutton to defend the ned • rock but rather doctrinaire orders to pression that II an electrle and nonpar ty "' "'" WbIte House as I o how 1'I •-ter es ts oI lbis ~ shock doesn't kill you, you nation. They are a should run these infinitely comhave nolbing to worry about. · lot on the big things. plex affairs. Unfortunately there is mount· kernel ol the truth, sim· And in the House the trouble lng evidence that those ply put, is that without the de- has been that Ford baa sought survive may incur serieu:J voted ~[forts of the House Dem- to extend his essentially well juries. There are a number of ocratlc leadership and of the bandied domestic mandate into factors. Tbe typt!! of current Senate Republican leadership an overridin8 role in foreign is important. Other circum· this would bave been a poor policy which not he, not his stances being equal, an alter- Congress, inde<d. party post and not even I he nating current Is three or lour M to the Senate, the harsh, House itself is capable of lul~ETA~IOI'i\ times as dangerous as a fact Ia that the lilling. Tbat both men have FOR NEW current. Death may result Democratic leadership beaded proceeded in all good lailh is DEEP from as little as 2211 volts if it by Sen. Mike Mansfield of MOD· beyond doubt. That Mansfield et.EANINGI causes the heart to fibrillate. lana bas ben enpged most ol has gravely misread the Con· Although some persons survive all In 1 persistent, professional stitutlon and that Ford has gone exposure to several thousand and damaging attempt to usurp far beyond his field are equal· volts deaths from over 1 000 the oonatitutional authority of ty beyond doubt. volt.' are esuaed by paralysis the Presidency to direct this Who, then, are lbe good guys of the respiratory center in fore.tgn policy - with of this Congress? the brain. from tbe Senate, In the Sell8te they idenlily but not under velo from U1e themselves by their actions. Other Important factors are There is, first of all, Sen. Ev· the duration of contact with As to the House, the blunt, eretl McKinley Dirksen ol llli· the current, the part of the far leas critical !act is tlml nois, the Senate Republican lead body through which the curRepublican leadership er, wbo more than any other rrent travels, electric resistaneo by Rep. Gerald Ford of man in all of Congress in eith· MIDDLEPORT, lo the contact point and the I~~~~f~:mbaa been so naa1e•1 er party has deeply and quiet· victim's general health al It undercutting as to ly served the vital, life · or · can I ·1 ~<:_:WU~~sa~Usf~led:!_~un~tll~a'_"IB~w~da~n~c~er~~~A~b~bo~ll~79~~~a~v~e~ba~ts~t~sh~e~o~'!'"n~s-M~n:_!in~':!I'Th th::d~~~~·~~r:,::: :.~e !~: ~g jot~\t '\ :1~arcl! !diD~ ~~win~ WHERE THE VALUES ARE. Capitol Comment, Events DOOR SET SPECIAL! Save as we DOUBLE OUR SALES~ J HELEN HELP US! YOUTH ASKE() FOR IT! This columo is for young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest ol Helen Help US!, It welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question wiUl a brush-<1ff. Send your toen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR JT, tare ol Helen Help US! Utis oowspaper. ITRONG, SILENT: SMART OR STUPID1 )ear Helen: The fellow l'm gain~ around with just never talks. He says ne likes to hear me talk, but 01any times he doesn't even mswer me. He thinks talking s Cor people wbo like to, and why answer somebody unless a lirect question is asked? Trou>ie is I never know when he's ,istening. Sometimes 1 don't think he's very bright, but be won a scholarship to college, snd not on albielics either, 'hough he could have. tell you ohe thought you were "stuck~up." Shy people often get that label, you know: Ibis is why you must work double bard on th• big smile and the pleasant "Hi," even though you're scared lo follow it up with a conversation. II you always wait Cor the other per"'n Ia come to you honey, you'll spend your life waiting. -H. TWO GIRLS t'OR EVERY BUY7 Dear Helen: My boy friend and I had a heated argument the other night. Since we do many lhlnga tagether, such as horseback rid· ing, movies, swimming things that cost money - his argument Ia that it wouldn't be fair to take me out for the fun lbings and then take anot!J. er girl out for just aes games. He tells me the' d 1 wanted to be his girl, I wouldn't say "No." SAYS Frigidaire Jet Action Washers have a CD 00 DO ALL • I DOCTOR • ILIDE 'I' FOLD PUPOSE ~ DOORS ~ s2997 5·YEAR PROTECTION PLAN : ~ :~ · 2'6" X 4'0" SALE PIIICE • $996 ((; PAll GAL ARMSTRONG ' ONE STEP FLOOR WAX REO. $2.45 ~~ • MEDICINE CABINET S339 24" VANITY ' 149~!. ,....... , -.rtONAL 01 W1111DUT CGUPDN _,...$1.29 ,...... CABIIUUI WOOl CASH I I ,Just Open ABild-A-Count No Down Payment As Little As ss.oo Per Mo~ Abitibi HARDBOARD PANELING 4'zl'x1Jo• SHHT Rich tones lhat set tho -for excilini N d -· k'll ideas. Enhance your home with t..-otu • modern 11 tomorrow1 -~ are camplete. s111 5" x 18" FLUORESCENT CRAFTEK BIDER-CABINET LIGHT 4'xl' Q) • 16388 PW DOWN Boauriful fiXIURI PENDANT 1949 I lAVE $tim I UBIT FIXTURE UGHT FIXTURE ~ S129 1233 Meet one of. our investment managers ~~iC . Jewelry Store ~CARTRIDGES o. - ·--·· ........ 111111 1D t1 yearL -· . - ....... Batbi'IIOIII W•A KAISER • ADDmONAL atl ··~ ·11 WIIHOUt - ' ' _ 211 2 . FOR I l I G'x 8'x6' DTIUTY BUILIIIG nrcrRIC ONE Q\lt GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR -II UIIT ,~~ $li!Jf.oo _, ,~~ .IIA'tiiMW seas CIAIIIRI . s7gss 112911 •..... - --- ~-- $115.H POURING WOOL ~o;;ICI S1151 =t::a. I ~"'" ::. •~t•:. oca .::=, 33C -..::.:t - lltnn•lllll IIGif11lltl ll"zll" SASH 1 DIIOIIS SUP-HEAD FIXTURI $1988 -- ......... ALL THE PLAIN WHITE TILE FORA 12'x12' ROOM CONAX PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT GOESSLER I J 0 GARAGE DOORS ftl7-- GALVANIZED· GUnERING [::] TILE ONICMWDIID $5.99 ..·''1.-t WIItll,.. cmiNG LIIER PANELING INSULATION 99•:: ~;-; thiM• ..,. !·ASIIISTC• , _ - COA'IING ,. '¥11/ PERFOIIA'IED HARD BOARD 79c Do It Yourself! IUL IAN . . , . . lilltlll. PLASTIC FILf. _......sa•,......,, = ....... 16' X 10' ROLL - •llftUI.... Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Depaahilent Store of ludcllng Since1915 PHONI 992-1100 • 992-5500 -. .. ,' '. 1.). ., .,., 1,n .. (,,.,'~ ... .q j You Don't Need J!4,'411f WALL·HUNQ ~ _.,. ,,; I• ~ o. --•-rmuss -·- S239 4 ~ SAVE 1 LB.d-CON lfrzl'l" IIIIDIWU + *+4'+" . . $1.20 r~th~,;•~bo~v~e-~par~ty~n~e ~ds~o~l~t~hi~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~= ·= " "''"""""""".,...,_ '"' "' "" "'· ·~lf.J. FOR THE BATHROOM S175Gl Baker Furniture BATHROOM SEAT Q ....... S149 ADD CHARM TO YOUR HOME ~ • ' t:' STORM DOOR Dlllll.- Mill WHITE • WOODEN STORM KING DOOR CLOIIR wooaat C1l ratt.'l'IION ...__ , CAFE DOORS CHRISTMAS! ·I KJ .•• ,j m•nans 'TIL I .1• .... lOUVERED HOLDS ANY BULOVA J11YW00~-1.4..t~· .-j AI'S'IIIM CDMII1ATION .jJ I love moreandthan any theThelimelateof effects the accident. a Republican re- nation. And with him are all boy 1 everhimloved, J don't of electric gret themany day the party bounced want to lose him, but 1 can't shock may be seen in the Rep. Charles Hailed< of lndi· the rest ol the Republican bier· make myself say "Yes," be- nervoua oystem (paralysis or from the lop on the cause 1 know it's wrong, Please sensory dislurbances) or the prinl this letter for me and bloed vessels (hemorrhage and many other girls wbo have this clotting two weeks or more af~ problem, -NOBODY'S GIRL, er the accident). AGE 15 Recently Drs. L. B. Brinn and Shop now Dear Girl : J. E. Moseley of New York obwhile selections U you said "Yes," then you'd served a m&n who received a replace the second girl, right? 2,500-volt shock thai la.!ted aAnd what's to keep Mr. Mer- bout 20 seconds. He didn't pass cenary LoverBoy from think· oot or even require artificial ing, "If she's cheap, she isn't respiration. The current weol "orth spending money on. so In one hand and out the other. Dear fl~~n : I'll get me a Number 1 Girl As a result be had pain, swell! am a 15-year-old girl, and for lun, and keep Number z... ing and limltalion el motion of hal'i! been living on Ibis street (you) - around tor games."? both shoulders. This waa alltiblor a long time, without any- -H. uted to interne! burns and no ll;· one my own age nearby. Now, rays were taken unW 18 u;wuths suddenly, a new girl my age Dear Helen: later. At that - lime this has moved right next door. Our radio slatioo banned a was lound to have fractures Ia We can't seem to gel ingeth· recording ol "Rainy Day Wo- both arms produced by the in· rr .. make all these resolutions man" beeause IIley said II re- tense jerking of his ann mu,. \o go over and meet her, but !erred to smoking mmjuana - des at the lime of the accident. I am just too chicken. Every a "rainy day woman" IS oup- Furthermore the bony shell the tome we run into each other, posed to oe , r .ijuana cigar· humerus forms around the mar· we just go cold -and It's ge~ ette. But they play "Mother's row had become very tltln. .•;og ·1'1diculous. I know It's my Little Helper," and doesn't !bel Every household nowaday• rau it, and I know she'd be fun refer to LSD? Or anyway, The contaUJs dozens elec:trlcal gadto know, hut bow? Don't tell PiU?- INTERESTED gets that would be extremely me to go to her bouse and tn- Dear Interested: hazardous were it not for the truduce mysell - she's been Frankly, I'm not a graduate excellent job being done by the here too long for that, and 1 stndenl of bep talk . . . . . . but Underwntera Laboratories, l!Jc. J'ISI CAN'T! - OISCOURAG· l'r wondering when they'll han Your television set, electrlc ,fan, ED "Little Brown Jug" beeause 11 toaster, razor, hair curler, etc. De ar Dis: glorifies the alcoboUc?-H. abould carry tha UL label Of course you can! Rehearse This column Is dedicated to insure thai it b;rs been proper. a little speech - the absolute family living, so U you're ba•· ly tested for aafety. truth - until you won't slum· ing kid trouble or just plain Q - In lhe p88l I have aphle !much), then say it the trouble, let Helen Help YOU. plied castor oil lo warta and nHt time you see her. Chances She will atao welcome your own they disappeared. Would castor are she too will admit she bas amusing esperlences. Address oil have the same effect b.,n chicken. When she gets to Helen Bnttei in care of Ibis moles? know you belier she'll probably newspaper. A - Slnee warll dlsappeat _ _:_.:___:______ spontzneously after several months, what ever you used lasl Is likely Ia get the for making them disappear. l Moles will not go away unald· [nsc:ramble thesl four Jumbles,. ed and I doubt that they woold one letter to each squart, to go away after any number of Thl1 ''" 1orr.l four ordinary werds. treatments with castor oll. milt the Chrlalmu rullll Cllooae your Butova now TOe Allllaaae from our completl wato" By Ualted Preas IDRnaUonel utectlon. Our Walch Expafta Today Is Thursday, Sept 22, will atll1ll help "" the 265th day olt968 with 100 to IItle 1 blppltr Chrfollow. bow wfllt NUl t USSEO The moon ls between Its nrst •tell UCi, JQII'II Ur I lulovL ment to produce the job ... but II also takes quarter and full phase. The average Kaiser Aluminum employee ia the worker to make the Investment productive! The momlng stars are "Investment managor" of about $36,000-the Neither of them wnuld be localed hera if ·they Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, and amount of capital It takes to create a job In didn't have confidence that thls·ls a good place · Venus. the aluminum industry these days. Th . evening star Is Saturn. · to live and to work. Together, they ahara Iii The way we look at it, they go logether, tho English chemist and pbyslolsl Pomoroy, the growth and prosperity of this community. lnveatment !1!!1 the worker: it lakes the invest· Michael Faraday was bom on Ibis day in 1791. ~ On tJJis day in history: ........... ~-OIIIttltrtllltlet. In 1tl82, the last persons Ia be F« YOW owtl atkt, executed in the American Ill II IIUIO'fl fOMI rotl!tll.. lor witdlcrall <ftre A£UMJNUIIII hanged. • 1n lii8, the Chicqo Whit. 8os Willi \he American Leaano baseball pennllll lor tiJa llnt ·~ -~ HYDRAUUC DOOR CIIOSEII ... at no extra charge I rend an " I Miller andarticle it saidabout whenRogbe says a morning "Hello" be >lows his conversation for :he day. That's my guy! Any way 1o change him' : H' TfERBOX Dear Chatterbox: Consider Roger ~Iiller and don't knock the non • talker. Maybt your friend bas better things to do with his mind. Anyway you can't make a fl apping lip out of a listening ear, so don't try. - H. ' ·~' ,,.,, ,.,.,, ·-----...... -·--- ' / -· ~, ~~ ' --:--....-.::- ··; -•.- - -.......---.- - - - - - · -~-;- .. V. - --.-~~ ..1 ' �. .I ; I I ,, ) l •. 1 . - Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 22, 1968 -&-Dally Senthltl, ·- -· ---NEW IIAV~N . 61 Direct Descendants Attended Grinstead Family Reunion Sunday· Capehart, Mrs. Clayton Athey, mond, Mr. arid lliri., am h stead and Anna LolliSe, Mr. llld Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Miss MiUie Bulllllarner and Mrs. Miller. Mra. Cecil DuucaD, Cecil, Jr. · ' · and Darlene, Mr. and 1\fn. RaJo BAIL()WEEN CAIINIVAL NEW HAVEN - llelcendanla Fowler, Tammy, and Tony, mood Grinstead, Mrs. C21arlet The Annual Halloween Carniof JUelwd and Susan Grinstead Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mre. Yonker, Sonya and Bry9, Mr. val sponsored by the New Havbeld their annual reuuloa In Joe Grinatead, Lori and and Mrs WU!Ie Joe Grlils~joad, By Mn. Carroll Jo~asoa, Jr. ' The Council reported thai en PTA will be held on Friday New Haven Park SUDday wltb . • · · Beth, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr. aDd Mre. Frod Roush and ~EHACIJMA CWB they were still working on se- and Saturday. October 28 and 8 basket dinner at noon. Tile oldest lady present Reuben Stewart, Mason: Danny, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tho· Nehaclima Garden Club curmg matenals to repair the 29, with Mrs. carl Gibbs as PT. PLEASANT - Henry C. Mrs M A illlr th Mary AumWer Mr liar- Roush, Kathy, and Linda, Mrs. met at the homL ol Mrs. streets In town. They discussed chairman and Mra. Jack Needs · ary urn • • ' • Rlcbard Grinstead, Nlda, Yvon· D 'd s· t 'th Mrs John th• hiring of another general as co-chairman. The Re!reslt-1 White, 82, Charleston Road, '- · man, lfarr7 Grlnataad,. Grinstead, Mr. Vernoo Grin· ne and Todd, MrS. Melvin avl tmun on WI · town employee iD tbe event ment Booth will open each ev- well known Mason County farm. ford: yoongeot child, Lor. Jody and Ken Sheree Knapp and Harry Mr anci Powell and Mrs. Louis Kar- thai the dollar an hour program ening at 5 p. m. aod all oilier er, died Tuesday night In Hoistead, dallihter of Mr. and Mrs. • · schmk as co-hostesses. Devo- Is completed. booths are 6 P- m, Committees zer Hospital after a five weeks . Paul Joe Grinstead of Pomeroy: H~t1ord: Mrs. Jack Mra. Joe Paugh, Debbie, Beck) There were rn direct descellli· Tim, Butch and Lisa, and Jackie, Mrs. Kenneth Vlck. tJOns w~re led by the hos~ses. There have beea several com- were named as follows: Kitch- illneos. ants on hand. Mre. Thomas Grin- ers and ll<>cfuey, Larry and Mrs Simonton reod T h 0 plaints about properly being en - Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, He was born January 81 1884, • ' They were Mr and Mra Rl· &lead and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fry, M1k.o Goodnlte anci flower Growers 23rd Pslam. ' covered with Weed.ti, debrls, etc. chairman; Mrs. John T. in Malden, the son of the late ehard Grinstead: Mr. and Mrs. William McFarland and Ray· Danny Rickard, local. anti Mrs. Powell read two The Council is asking citizens mire, Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Charles and Anna White. His poems ''The Package &f · ed 1 S eds" and "The G rd .. to clean th01r lots of we , etc. Herman Knapp, Mrs. •• wife, Lola Sclwols White. preDale Grinstead, Danny, Donna, cD . th b . a en. . The Pollee Det>arhnenl in c• Hart, Mrs. 0 . J. Howard, ceded him In death on July 8, Diana and Rick, Canton; Mr. urmg e usmess mee1tog operation with the town will I" J G'ibert M and Mrn. Floyd Miller, Bart 1 111e Oh1o Guyan District meet. "''· arne< • rs. 1960. ANGEUA GOODNlTE hold a Halloween Celebration thur flart, Mrs. Dean Btanl<y, Marietta: Mr. and Mrs. lng was announced to be held with a parade, street dance im- Mrs. John Brabham, Mr. While was a member &f Robert Grinstead, Bob and Dick on October 25th ~t Centra l mediately following trick or Fooler Grinstead, Mrs. the Hickory Chapel of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Mlch· Chns~: Chubrch 10 fuHungtmg - treat. Date to be announced Carson. Mrs. Hay Kent, Mrs. Church, Mason C011nty VOUN8 ID&A8 IN 8N0!18 ael Grinstead, Athens; Mrs. ton . c1u " to rnish • later Glenn Smith, Mrs. Robert D. Bureau and the Modern Dorothea Krapp and Jim, Nor· door prize. Comments of the JUNIOR WOMAN'a CLUB Roush, Mrs. Gerald Clark. Mrs. men o! America. He was walk; Mrs. Doria Herner, Monrecent flower show were given The New Haven Junior Wo- Frank Young, Jr., Mrs. Lesley former member of the Mason I roevUJe: Mrs. Walter Taylor b) Mrs.. Chester Weaver. and man's Club is helpmg other ! Roush, Mrs. Vernon Smldi, •Irs. County Board of Education, Soil NEW HAVEN- Mr. and Mrs. and Ronnie, Robin and Jody Mrs. Davtd Ftelda, Jr. The JUdg- clubs in the Di slnct with pro- Charles Roush, Mrs. Norton ; Conservation Committee Ralph Roltgen of New Haven, Harless, Columbus; Mr. and es of the show recommended Jecls at Lalun State Hospital. Flower Shop - Mrs. Chester the Federal Land Bank. are announcing the engagement Mre. Hank Johnson, Terri and that _m tbe future mstuch~ns The project of the West Virgin- weaver , Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr. , Surviving are one daughter, of Mrs. Rottgen's daughter, Becky, RaciDI!; Mrs. Maxine be giVen te ~ commumty ia Federation of Junior Wo- Mrs. James Roush; Country Mrs .. Carl Parsons, West Angelia Lynn Goodnite, to Cor- Amold, Pomeroy; Mrs. Jack growe~s of specJ!jJen plants on man's Clubs is Menial Health Store - Mrs. William Powell, lumbm; three sons, Paul. at poral Stanley Richard Lemley, groommg of lhe plants . for and the New Haven clul> has Ill, chairman; Mrs. Jess Able, home, Charles and Ronald son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Earlv Momins: Call showmg, and dtSbuddlng mstruc- been assigned to Lakin. Mrs. D<>nald Bumgardner. Mrs. White, both of Pt. Pleasant; one William Lemley of Pomeroy. lions of roses, mums, etc. They They are working in C<Hlper- Wayne Capehart, Mrs. Lewis sister. Mrs. Alice Grapes, Char- Miss Goodnite is the daughter Made on Firemen also suggested that members of ation with the Volunteer Serv- Summers; Sewing Sltop -Mrs. lesion: aod five granddaught- of Mrs. Roltgen and Hubert PT. PLEASANT - The local 1 fanuly not compete aga~nst ice BROWN Commissioner. Straight Robert Layne, chairman; Mrs. en;, Mrs. Linda Smith, Baton Goodnite of Salem, Iowa. frremen answered an e~ch oth~r or a person agam_ st back and rocking chairs wilh John Ferguson, Mrs. Gene Ath- Rouge, La., Mrs. Rebecca 0 . Miss Goodnite is a graduate BLACK morning call Wednesday himself 10 the same class •I arms are badly needed at Lakin ey, Mrs. Samuel Halstead Musgrave, Charleston, Mrs. of )l'ahsma Hlgh School, Class 9091! Viand Street where CORDOVAN specimen plants. State. Hospital. _Thir.~ how ther- Home Mode Candy and Candy Karen Rorrer, Pam:•: 0 h i of 1966 and Is employed at Tha· bed was ablaze. Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Thorn- apeut1c a rock1ng chatr would Apples - Mrs. David Roush, and MI., Deborah \\bite, Pt. bel's Deparlment Store here. The house which as Hoffman and Mrs. Marlln be for an elderly patient. II Mrs. Harold Rose ; Fish Pleasant, aod six great Corporal Lemley Is 1 gradu· minor !l!lloke and water Beriford exhibited a" arrange- anyone has a straight back chair Mrs. Ritchie Bird, Mrs. Lulh· children. ate uf Pomeroy HJgh School, age, was owned by George m~ using leaves within. or a r.oeking chair with ar~ er Smith ; Balloon Dart Game- Funeral services will Class of 19&1. He enlisted in per, Pl. Pleasant, and occupi<ld 1 'I}te program was presented you w1sh tu donate to Lakm Mrs. Robert Dye, Mrs. Jack held Friday at 2 p. m. the United States Marines in by Russell Byus. by~ Nelson Jennings, Vo-Ag In· please contact Mrs. Alfred L. Hess; Spook Room Mrs. Crow - Hussell Funeral June, \9&1. He was graduated The cause of the blaze •tructor at Wahama. His topic Sprouse, telephone 882-2505. James Haggerty, Mr>. Alfred with the Rev. C. S. as an honor student from Avia· not been determined and was propagation of deciduous 1 he) as k that you do not Spro"se, Mrs. Neil Haymaker: &lficlatlng. Burial will be In tion Ordnance School, Class A, matter Is still under investigt•-1 trees _ shrubs and broad leaf nate upholstered or loldlng Silhouettes - Mrs. Paul Roush, Lone Oak cemetery. Friends Jacksonville, Fla. He recent- tioa. pla?ts. He gave a very inform - chairs. Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. James may call at the funeral home. ly returned from 15 months duat>ve and instructive talk on ROTARV CWB Luyna, Mrs. John Hoffman; ly at Chu La! Viet Nam and the purpose and the proper way The Rotary Club met eo Fortune Telling - Mrs. Robert Plea18Dl Valley Hospital is now staMoned at cherry Point TWO BOOKED D-E .propagate these plants. Thursday evening at the HartHerndon , Mrs. Larry Parsons ; ADMmED Ml'll. Bernard N. c. The wedding will he ~ PT. PLEASANT _ The 10 WIDTHS __ Those attending were Mrs. ford MeUtodisl Church lor their Balloons - Mrs. Raymond Jordan. Glenwood; Mrs. Perry event of the near future. so• County jail records show •nd Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Phil regular dinner meeting. Mr. Roush, Mr. John Hoffman, Mr. Jeffers, Southside. two persons booked in the COUD· Baley, Mrs. Martin Bensford, Gerald Simmons, Band Direc- Jack Needs; Pocket Lady- Miss DISCHARGED - Keith Tennessee was the last state ty jail during lbe past twenty· II Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr , Mrs. tor of Wahama Jumor and Stn- Cheryl Bumgarner; Ring Toss berry, Letart; Mrs. Gladys to secede from the Union In I lour hours. Robert Carr, Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. lor High Schools, spoke to the -Mrs. Eugene Weaver, Mrs. Sayre, New Haven. 1861. Pl Pleasant, cbarged with Harold Bumgarner. Mrs. Davtd group on the bands. It was an· Robert Weaver; Pick·A·N u m· BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Ber- The city of Panama was loxicalion and Charles William Fields, Jr., Mrs. William Gibbs, nounced that Lad1es night ber - Mrs . Jack Hesson; Mrs - nard Jordan, Glenwood, "I established by Pedro Arias de Long, 84, Heoderson, on an Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, Mrs. would be held on Thursday, Rlchurd Grinstead; Door Prizes daughter. Avila iB 1511. toxicatioa warrant. Robert Layne. Mrs. James N. Sept. 29th. -Mrs. Blake Nicewander, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Chester Weaver. Those attending were Donald John F. Roush; Sock Hop - Mr<. gursts, Mrs. Carl Fallara, Mr. Foglesong, Herman Layne, Don· Dwight Sa}Te, Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Nelson Jennings and aid F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Holbrook ; Publicity - Mr. and the hostesses, Mrs. Karschnik, Floyd Carmack, Rtchsrd Ord, Mrs. Harold Bumgarner; CotMrs. Powell and ~trs. Simon- Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, ton Candy aod Popcorn; Mr. tun. Rome Williamson, Russell aod Mrs. William Russell, Mr. BROTHERHOOD Capehart, Harry Miller, Edwin and Mrs. Joe Paugh. The Brotherhood of the F.UB Stein, Arthur Thabet, Ralph CLUB TO HOW SALE c: ·1rch mel on MondJy evening Whitmore, Robert Gilmore, Tbe New Haven Junior Wo· ai t.hP church. Frank Capehart,' Rev. Marcus men's Club will hold a Mr. James Diehl, Principal of I Trough, Karl Wiles and Mel Sale on Saturday, Sept 24, bePIJmeroy High School and Clark. ginnir.g at 9 a. m. In front of ~liddlep.ort High School, was _UVE. WIRES Summers Pharmacy in New gtlest speaker . His topic was I The Ln:e W1re Class of thP. Haven and In rront of the Post · SIJOwing Our Children the EUB Church met on Tuesday ' Office in Mason. They will teaChristian Way to Live." evenmg With Mrs. Ach.sah MiU- ture baked goods, home made SALE OF VITAMINS! Jleg,45c Those atlend ing were Robert er as. hostess. Mrs. Miller wa~ soup and candy. The proceeds Woodbury Spray Reg. 7.49- 250 D1y Supply fouke . George Jewell. John also m charge of the devollon· will go toward their charity Atlmgarner, Rev. Martin Ber· al period. projects. istord. Neil Haymaker . 0 t h a At lile business ~etlng lile ----Lieving, Bernard Lieving, Char· group dJScusoed hold10g a rumNEVER POPULAR its Weaver, Edgar Layne, Paul age sale In the near future. An act of Feb. 21, 1853, tiulhRickard. Eddie Bumgarner. Ot- Mrs. George J.l ,ell was in orized issuance oll3 gold pieces tie ,Roush, Harry Miller and charge of the recreational perthe United Statea. However, REG. $1.19_ . SALE OF VITAMINS! ~lr. DiehL lod. coin never became popular w.S.C.S Those attending were Mni. in 1189, ill lauanct waa Reg, 7.89- More Thin 3 Month Supply The WSCS of the Methodist Howard Burris, Mrs. Thel~a disconUnued. Reg.79c Chtirch met for their Septem- Capehart. Mrs. Cliff R~t!S~, 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ber meeting at the home of Mr.s. Ray Boston, Mrs. R. F. an tH 1•11.,. a.x•l Mrs. Marion Dingey with Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. George Jewell, •6D~:r':4 3°~ 1 ~{.0 lu JJ<~ zen. Roush as co-hostess. In- Rev . Martin Beris:ford, Mt.t.Mt aueM stead .or their regular program ~achel Sayre, Mrs. Otha LievToda, Jl~e · gljOOf) watched Billy Gra- 10g, Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mrs. MAX FACTOR SWEDISH FORMULA hanl·s : Crosade from London, IS. H. Reitmire, Mrs. Harry 295 $1.98 PLAYTEX Eniband. A shart business meet· ' pump diap. ing 'followed. Tilose attending were Mrs. • • • F:v<fald Wright, Mr.•. Roy Rea.79c REXALL Ellis, Mrs. Vern Hinnerman, This Includes Dryper P1nll Free \ Mrs: Glenn Smith, Mrs. Robert COLGATE Herndon, Mrs. Msrcuo Trough. Mrs~ Frank Spradllna. Ml'll. Ernja Folmer. Mrs. Murphy. 1 Mrs. Roher! Gurrell, Mrs. LJI 1 REG. $1 .25 I INCH llan . F'ields, Mrs. Hazen Roush • and ·Mrs. Dingey. i MAKEUP & SHAVING ; DORCAS CIRCLE 1'ltR Dorcas CirCle of the W. . ReA.45c S.W.S of tl1f' I':UR Church met • • ' SCHOU on Wed nesday aflfrnoon with Henry White · Dies Tuesday In Holzer Air•• About Middleport I s1·95 Hand Cream ~~j, ~1rs: Paul Rh'~ ard as hnstess. You Get the Best ••• from Us rhe best fuel lor your home. Tops in comfort, The :progr8111 "The Chri•tian 's rallin~ to rntercessory Prayer" waS: presented by Mrs. Rl}' 1\enf, A shon bu siness mtel convenience. Cali us for ing fo llow~ . delivery, any time. Thp~ attet'ldin~ ...Wre Mrs .~ l arii n BP.risford. Mrs. Tilnmai'! Hofffnan, Mr.:a. Chesttr Weaver. r-.·l r~ · Roy Jone-s. Mrs. Ray Kent ann Mr~ Pau l Rickard. BE~VTY Thf h :--~. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH SHUP UPENED . . F a~ ~iOfl hPPn Curl R"'a•ttv Shop op~ned b~ TWO-WAY RADIO For Bettor, Quicker Moro Efflclont Servico Mrs. Dan· Home Permanent RIG. 63c PEPTO BISMOL · 37c Mr. an"' ~1rs . Dougla& on Fourth Streel in 'lew II ·" Nt . Operators af'f Mrs. Jim \\ i 'er 31c REO. $2.00 VALUE AROIES HURT? S.l• of Dr. Sclloll Arch l11pport1 VI Prlr:el SH REG. Se EACH - - - - DlleDutton AUTOMATIC P"esbyterr'an Class to Serve fl • D' ect10n rnner WASHER GROUND BEEF 3 sp• I ' t • '' n·" Gre"!l. the ronner Mary 1 •EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS• The f\'e\1' HaveJl fowrJ ( · llur"~ · JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW cil met ()1'1 September 141" m rc!!u!ar session with Mayot Mark Ward prestding . Other ~ all ending were Hilda Ridgwa}'. recflrder: Edwin Clark. Lew,c.; Capehart, Richard Grinst.:-ad . Donaltl 0. Roush and Cec1l Sayre, councilmen. 16t\l c.e"'"'Y • • DOctonUtad tobacco to K\\\ Po\ll MILK 8Sc WHITE BREAD 5 99c w. ROLLERS "YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE" PHONE 992.2101 , ,. , . v ....POMEROY, 0.· , DUTTONS \ SWISHER. & LOHSE fiB PAIIIM IN lEAR WY MIDDLEPORT. 0. I e2speed • Porcelain Enamel Finish TGp & Ud IT'S YOURS FOR ONLY-- HEART 01' GOLD Prescriptions Are Our Main Bl:!linellf 122 N. SECOND eacycle Agitator I!Aif TIIIMS EGGS 73 MILL St. RIZER OIL COMPANY $1.00 BACON LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS 2 FABRICS 1 .I r W•·,b, and Mrs Harbour. lht> kr,... .,, Dianna Mi llt>r TOWN COUNCIL HOUR I The FABRIC SHOP Candy Bars& Chewing Gum 10 ,.,29c $2··· To Editor sIMON s S7c CORN PAD GIRLS OXFORDS " "' Robinson's DRYPERS n1 H11rh 1ur al thfo homt> l)f ht>r part>nt ~. Wcha POllDENT · 87c Letter dlltrii. TOOTHPASTE MIRROR I and PHILCO 31c 51c with Roush's Shoe Stort REG. Lipstick 1 $1l THE SHOE BOX Very High Potency ""':'f' Quota Lists Distributed to EJecta Circle P:.. • 99 TAMPAX 48( Ma·: I ; 1 el Chewable - Molil-! Presbyterran Women Planning I for Bake Sale , CAI.ENDAR Mrs. Jenkinson Is GuestIIatp F arewe arty II DEODORANT SOCIAL '11llnl l I' I II The Chester Garden Club's yester-years. September meeting was held at . , Buffet mresblneats of gralbe newly remodeled home of ham cracker cak•, nuts, m1Dia. Mrs. Robert Wood . with Mrs. punch and coffee were served Ada Neulzli~g, assisling hos- 1by the hostess, assisted by her tess. The home was beautifully ! daughters, Mi" Joy Kautz and decorale<l with arrangements 1 Mrs ..~ eutzling. of dahlias grown by Mrs. ! The door p:ize was won by Neutzting, and other lall flow· Mrs. Reid Young. Everyone reers. ceivcd small white modonnas f . A very helpful roll call asTI~vo~~~ter Garden Club is "Most Effective Insecticide Us. 11 fl ower ahow. ·m ed This Year," was en)·oyed at plamung a 1a October length by the group. · ...,Eli_._ I and About POmeroy PENNY LOAFER S12· Clllcago at New pPd Adlllllliou -:-- . ~ ' H c Dick •rn BoJtoo It Wl!ih, !, ppd. rtiiPa A proaram of missionary field diclion. arry · ey, 1 ,;..._ , !J" ·nformallon in Haiti was given Mrs. Dewey Richardson Ave.; Mrs._ Ralph B. Burner, I . '\ 'Y Mrs. D•nakl Boone when the Mrs. ~· rank Ch..,sebrew ser•,.d l ~ Ill Court St.,. ~lyn F. Mmn 011 000 008-: ; .~.!>'~• ~ >orcas Circle of thf First Bap- a dess£'rt course during the ey, Crown City· Mrs. MasM! 1 Cleve ttl_ 010 111111'is! Church met Tuesday even· cia! hour to 12 membe" and Tbe altemooa program wW JarviS, Galhpolis:. Lawrence R. Kaat, Worthm~ tf11, ~~\~ ng at the church. Mrs. Boone two guests , Mrs. Boone ~nd coasisl ol ipoclal muolc leat. Huber. Gallipolis, Harry L -1 M1tterwald, Hargan ( , u· ll scu•sed current medical re- Dale .Mourning. arlna the Ualoa from Barcus, Eureka Star Rt. . Mrs. t.\?A>ue: LP--Kaai (24-11). .,rts on infant mortality in her Attending in addiuon to Carpenter and Rev. W. Pero Lawrenc• J. ~kGraw, Rt. !, :Alvis 07), Fuller <1), rroglam topJc, entitled, ''Hope: ab«l\'e n~med wen: Mrs. rlu of file Pomeroy Federated Bidwell ; Dallas R. Varian, Wagner f23) or Haiti ." Winebrenner , Mrs. Dana u • .,.,~ Cborch wlll Ire lb ....1 son: Mrs. Lu!OOr C. Ully, ' · Mrs. Agneo White.. Mrs. speak or. The pablie lo ,.,. PI Pleasant· Paul J Chapman ICallf 100 000 0110- I 1< ~ 11 ~ ' · • · '· 1 Mrs. Elizabeth 01a110n, chair· Hoflman and Mrs. l'red come. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Larry D. i Detroit 1100 1100 002- : 3rt: . .nan, presided over the Carpenter, Rutland ; Mrs. Wil· l Cllance (10-11) and Rod~ 'lleeting. Mrs. Boene gave Mrs. Pearl Koblentz used t , Uam B. Pettit, Middleport : Mrs. Wilson, Pena and Freeban; J-,;,8 1pening prayor and Mrs. conservation as her theme '" a Mary A. Wippel, Pomeroy; -Pena 14-1) HR- Hortoft 12• .;11: • es White the devotions, paper Lacaodne~. "lllfth Land .••d l Scott M. Pickens, Middleport: - . ·"-;. REV. BROWN .:ludlng scripture from St. Your . ' Wl magazmes John G. Haskics. Rt I, Kitts Calif at Del 2nd pme ppd rai!;~• hew and a meditation, Tbe Middleport Cburcb ol and piCtures ,for everyone to 1Hill : Mrs. WiUialD Setser, Rl '''' )ne Day at A Time, 1 ' tile Na111r0110 lo planPI•& a enJOY along wllh her talk. I, Jackson ; Mrs. Harold w. Ball 010 000 2111-10 17:ii~ . :rom "Everyday Religion," maoorles of revival meetings beTHURSDAY A "Down on the Farm" de· Plans to serve lbe annual ! Winters, Ironton; Mrs Gladys Kan City trlO 220 OilS- 8 ~~·'· 1aztne. &imll•g StutdaJ, September WOMEN'S_.AiSOCIAnON ol monsltalion by Mrs. Woodrow ! olect>on day dmner were made I A. McNurlin. ironton : Wilford McNally, Brabender 16), ~ . The White Cross quota was A lllroup October %, wllb the Middlep6rt First Presbyter· Mora was beautifully done with · when the Sunslnne Makers Class · 1. Tpple, Rt. 5. Athens; Mrs. ler (7), Fisher (8) ~ .~ l istribuled and the eire!• decld·the Rev. R. D. Browa, goest lan Church will meet Tbur&o fall loUage, corn stalks, pump- of the Syracuse FJTst Umted 1Burl E. France, Rt. 1 Ironton; Etchebarrer1. Han I I 1· ·. ; ed to meet with other cirCles of Miss Linda Smith left evangelist Eacb eveniDg eveniDg, Sept. 22, at the kins, vegetables and frUits with Preshyler~an Church met MoD· j Mrs. William c. Aherts, Wells- Nash, Aker 17), Stock (~I;~ . , lhe church to roll guaze band- day for Columbus where she Is there will be special moslc at 6:30p. m. Program 1 wild duck accessory. lday nrghl, Sept. 19, 10 the ! too; Joe T. Clark, Rt. 1 Oak · Edgerton f8) , Sander ( )'.;; 1ges. A get well card was sent enrolled in the Columbua by the Glorylaotlers Quartet. leader will he Mr•. Thomas church annex. 1Hill · Mrs. Cal'i E. Malone. Rt.IGr1.enda <8), llaodrahan (9ll;.t. ·o Clara B. Riley at Meigs Gen- ness University. She was Tho pabUc fs Invited to al- Kelly and devotional leader wUJ Highlight $( the evening was I "Three Psslms of Hope," Pedro · Mrs Norman w. and Roof, Lachemann (9); Wl'od era! Hospital. The circle companied to Columbus by tend lb... losplralional aerv· be Mrs. Charles Shumaker. Hos· "The Return of the Warblers Ifrom Guidepost. were read by MU!iron ' Rt 2 Racine aodi -Miiler (IJ.4), LP-Siock f2-21;.; Jed plans to remember parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Ices. The Rtv. Clyde J. Burl· tesses for the potluck dinner of !1155," a singing group com- Laura Pickens, followed by tbe l Mrs w:ma.; L ' su·auss 'Pom.l HR --F Robinson f2. 48tJt.49il!),,i! . al Halloween with !roil Smith and who lett Ia tbe local pastor. wUJ be Mrs. Thomas Rue, Mrs. posed of members of the dub 23rd Psalm in unison. Roll call. · · ' ] Ead American Leapt · <'il< :ookles. A donation was made his sister and Russell Lyons, Miss Phyllls who entertained with sougs o1 was answered by seven mem- ] eroyBirtbo Nalianal League ooll to Ute school lunch program. Mr. and Mrs. William Joachim, Mrs. Roscoe Fife, bers and one guest. 1 Cm 000 lit. 000- 3 1.l la Letters were read from and family before Mrs. Dale Walburn and Mrs. t Secretary and treasurer re- 1 •Irs. Lawrence J. 103 002 03•- 9 13,1 • ' 12 01 June Clark, mlssionarv, home. Bethel Coleman. 1ports were read and approved. : Rt. 1• ~~~~d:aughter, ' Ellis , Baldschun t&) , N~. Mrs. John Fultz and i.trs. M G v gh ROCK SPRINGS Grange wUJ Dues were paid and free will I P- m. Dis h~-,e. bart (7), Queen (8) .. ;rt w·t A rt · rs. eorge au an offering was taken. Various t . k J c 1 M' Pavletich. Holtzman, ~.II .~ ~:';u.da;e~ift ;:: ~v;;lv~ Chillicothe visited Saturday with meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. A money making ideas were diS· Pa riC . Be ue, 159 m and Hundley. WP-Holtz. Cl k da le tbe . . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul program wlll be presented by cussed. M. Brown, Thomas R. rna• <10-l 5) LP-EIIis (12-IfT ar • ugh r o1 nussThe>On· Zirkle. Mrs. Allen Jenkinson was the men. Refreshments will be White Cross quota lists were ! Hostess to the October 17th Mrs. Mary E. Gibeau!, HRS-Wlllia;., {~9th) , RoM'" >ries, for her birthday. honored by the Loyal Pals class served. d' 'b ed th Sept ber · . . L. Haney, Vernon J. th) Pbilr (16th) .,-;H meeting closed wllb the Mrs. William Pettit enwed 0 f th Churcb of Christ with a lStrl ut at e em I meetmg will be Naomi London; Smith M C land (16 ' lOS =·~Oiiiiii ;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~ Hol!er Hospital Wednesday aod rare:ell covered disb dinner CHILD . CONSERVATION meeting of the EJecta Circle of Bible study hy Helen Harris. Mrs.D Nlbe · cJ.ausM • · I tbe F' I Ba ·t Cb •h Tu 11 h te M p· k ert . rt, r., rs. underwent surgery today. Tuesday evening at the home League w!ll meet at the Co IWl· _ u:s . p!S urc es-1 •• os ss, rs. >c eos, ard E McGowan Mrs. MaJndiBilly Pettit son of Mr and of Miss Mlldred Hawley Ml' bla Gas Co. office Thlrrsday al day evemng m the social room 1served refreshments to Hri· . · D ' A !IOU SID, · · · · ' of th Columb and South , H · E8th H d v>lie Parsons, arre11 . Mrs. William Pettit is staying ud Mrs. Jenkinson are return· 1:30 p.m. . e . us ern 1 en ams, . er ar en, Rebecca A Roush Fred o.• his grandparents Mr. and log to their home in Florida DEN a 0b OhiO ElectriC Company . Ml., Margaret Cottrrll, Helen Diddle, Sell M. Lou.' J Slerer !!~~~~~~;~; Albert Pettit his sis- soon RIVERVIEW GAR Rhoda Hall was hostess for the Agnes White, Naomi London I ers, rs. L ~lm· M ' .,, . · wUJ meet Thursday evening, evening I and Mary Sheets 1 guest ' Mrs. Arthur . or, rs. Cb nsty Ann with Mr. and Following tile dinner, Sept. 22, 7, 30 p.m., at the home · . . ; ' · Freda Waugh, Mrs. Paul D. 4 11otrs. Harold IV. Lemley, while Rawley showed slides of of Mrs. Ronald 0.\»rne, with Mrs. Willis Anthony, cbmr" White, Miss Vivian Jones, Mrs. 1!! mother ts confined to Hoi- r~ent trip to Europe~n coun· Mrs. Harlia Frank as 00 ~ 1081 . man, opened the meeting wltlt a · James K. Aldridge, Geraldine ' zer Hoepltal. tms and many blghlights ess. selecllon written by Helen Kel- ! K. Harper, Mrs. Donald B. J Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and her tnp abroad. She also FRIDAY ler. Mrs. Riclmrd Owen, presi- ! Spires, Luther Tackett, Mrs. Sizo !'ct..n~ Mrsste· Dale nd Mre. Edd>e Hartung of Chester sented each guest w>lh a SwiSs PAST MATRON' Cl b 0 1 dent of tbe n.H. San\>rn Soci.. William v. Cogar and infant 8'12 to 3 pr. 0 8 a en, ven a and Mrs. Irene Van Meter of bell souvenir. . u . ty. was a gu@St and pre~ented 1 Newton F?lls, spent !he week· East Liverpool visited recently During the evening Ml" Haw- Evangelm.: OJapter, OES, Mid- devotions, using tthe topic, 1 son. Regular $3.99 end In Middleport with Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu- ley related highlights of ber dleport, will meet .Fnday even- "Lighl." Editor, Tbe Sentinel: ' MEET TONIGHT and Ml'll. Raymond Walburn ter. b'lp inclndlng a celebration of log at the Masowc Temple In . . . • I was bit by • dog on Powell, The Southern Local Band and Mrs. Dana Harnm. Mrs. Dolly Dancey o1 Newark her birthday willie in Holland. Middleport, at 7' 30 P: m. Hos- 1 Mrs. Manmng Kloes, dislribu· tl Sl. in Middleport a couple ~ceks ] Boosters will hold its regular : Mr. and Mra. Gary Lemons and Mrs. Helen Johooon of Cln- She observed her birthday there tesses are Mrs. FJeldmg Hawk· Ited a hst of the While Cross ago. The dog chased me on my Imeeting at the hi~h S<:houl on I and chlldre!l have returned clnnati were overnight guest! along with another member oflnS and Mrs. Jack Bechtle. 1 Quota askings. A letter was b1ke •everal times before he • Thursday, Sept 22, at 7: 30 P· l their homo f1t Rapid City, S.D. Tuesday of Mrs. Harry P. the tour group and the hotel . \rend from Dr.~ M~s. Frank I bit me. ~m Ali arent," uf band mem·1 Middleport afler vlaltfng here for S 'th made arrangements for • ~Je. WAHAMA ffiGH School will Currey, m!ss10nanes m North , 1 h .11 th b-, · Plnv'ted 1 · ....... b M M 101 • di •~•,.. sponsor an after game dance East India Mrs Tony Fowler 1 ope you WI warn e pu Iers are weekI w•u• er pareD..-, r. Mrs. Margaret Johnson and bration inclu ng a ~...,.., . . . . • I lJC that Ule;r <.~re responsible for I and Mra. Carrell Swanson. S •• Fische 'ted W d birthday cake brought In with Friday lll!lht lollow10g tbe and Mrs. EdJSon Raker were '" d us~ r VlSI e • Wah Ha oad I I d to ti' te d' u•eJr ogs Lemons Is staUoned at the nesdav 8t V I M . I Darning aworda. She also . . ama • vensw oo. name mves ga sen mg a f f b d b't . e eraas emon~ · ceived cards kom rehiUves ID ball game from 9 p. m. to 11 medical journal to Dr. Currey. ' n case 0 a a 1 e, a woflb Air''Bllse · lljana Davis .daughter of Wtlh Mrs. Lucl11!• the states .. ' _..., ' p. m. tEST) at tbe W~ Mrs, Fielding Hawkins pre,en·: son can make the owner pay the nd Mr • and Mr.s. Ella Hann~- The ~ IIIII Mr ~ '""' d High Gym. The Jays will em- ted the program material, I doctor b>ll - plus his wag., a s. J. J. DaVIS Mrs. Sus1e FJScher spent SiJII.i R -~- ....., : _ :0. • ·"Change but Not Decay .. taken , he ma v lose wh1le not able he Science meet In d tN H w v ilh leu - 11011,·, llPt>l e -·· · k Mray a d ewM aveJn,h · Ra.tnil": guetts at' 1M g THE MIDDLEPORT Athletic from the magazine, "Baptist I woTrh · ektc 1nstead of Diana Lew!$ as · an rs. 0 n el re · Mrs J nkin p 1 Boosters will sponsor a rwu- Crusader." an you . P!B'ted. d Mr M R01.t . were . e son, ear J 0h 'I0hie an s. ae nure. Re ld N'108 n ....ell Audrey mage JJale Thursday and Friday, Mi9S Hall served a salad · n " r. .WeekeDd IUesll of Mr. yno s, ," !""' • . PI b' A h M, Leadin• Creek Road Mn. Harry Moore were her Frosl Susan flawllngs Mabel Sept. 22-23 m the Fry um mg course to Mrs. nt ony, ''• . · •·•... •"" ~-Ernest A Hyseli Allee Roboson Frances building on Mlll St. Co.chalr· David Darst, Mrs. Nora HarnilMiddleport, Ohto •.. _, ........ """' ,. ~ ' ' · · and ton Mr Gen · s to M Sept 19 19116 Joneo llid dtlldren, Mrs. Grace Roush, Gra~ Pratt, Hele~ Ba· men are Mrs. Wilham Aull . , s. ev1ve a< n, rs. · · · sauv e, and 111nr .Harry Hoa. rey, Rose Reynolds and Miss Mrs: John Krawsczyn . Anyone Bart Bod1mer, Mrs. A. R Pul-. 11 land of Col bus Hawley. bavmg artideo for p1ckup len, Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. Hallle g Mr' Jlllll . : I Ohr may contact Mrs. James Pullen lnlyre, Mrs. Fowler. Mr.. H•w- ' ~ ~ Ml<~l ;~· Plans were made for a RETURNS TO ou or Mrs. Lawis Sauer. kins, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. : JuUa, Nelson;,me, and Mrs: sale to be beld October !5 D'avid Leonard, son of Mr. ,SATURDAY Owen. DRY Jesse Lake West Jefferson vi· the Tri Lustre Cleaners and Mrs. Harry Leonard, of THE POMEROY Rand Boost.- . CLEANING ' and Middleport when Group If Chester has returned to OhiO ers will sponsor a high school i P1tts 000 000 302- 5 7 I . 'ted recenity with Mr ~ .... Leo Kennedy. Mr;. Ohlin· the Women's Association of Unlverslty where he will begin dance party this Sa~rday nighl San. ~·ran 000 000 113- o 7 I , .hi . th y k First United his sophomore year He is rna· at the Pomeroy H1gh School SJSk. Mikkelsen 17) and . Service On Request ;e_r 1S 1~ac ng m e or Church met Tue:;day evening at jorlng in business. adminlstra· gym from 8 to II p. m. Every. (8) and Gonder. Marichal i2Hl i >< hoots this yea> . . the home of Mrs. Donald Low- tion one is welcome. and Haller. HR3--Ciendenon I Harry Moore, Sr. was 1n Hun· MONDAY , (25th> . Henderson llst), Hallor 'l linginn Wednesday for a follow - ery. . . . 128thl M · h 1 <lsi) LP- CLEANERS POMEROY up medical check-up at St. Ma· ' Mrs. L~wery , v1ce chaJTman, st. Louis 000 000 000- o 31 1 JANE HOWELL Tent, Dau~h- F .IH)r.rrc a · 1 H ' Ia! for cent surgery preSJded m the absence of Atlanta 000 010 30x- l 4 01ters of Union Veterans. w 1ll ace · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili rySos OSPJBI . re d Pat Ed: chairman. Mrs. Joe Bailey. The Gibson (19-11) and McCor· meet at the DAV hall , nny evJDS an t' ed 'th d t 7 90 wards were In Columbus Mon· ~Loee dl~g Pwas o~n wn' Kelley 111-4) and Torrthe; : ay, a : p. m. f rlay. Blevins will he a freshman r s royer 10 u 180"· ' 2, 13th and 14 ). 1 , 1 Ohio State University Ibis voltons were presented by Mrs. __ VISlT 1N POMEROV •lear and Edwards at Kent Sfnte Clarence Lacey who used a 100 JOI 000-3 o r l Recent goesls of Mr. i . ditallon taken !rom Ute booklet, Ang 1120 000 0110- 2 61 1Mrs. Paul Werner of POllnetJ>y 1 0 MARKET ~:~YSl YSpengler and Bonnie " AMpplebs of Gob !d." R~ Wise (5-6) and Shaffer: i were Mr. and Mrs. James em ers av mg .. Osteen, Regan (8) and Ros., and daughter, Melanie of Opon Daily 9:00 Ia 7:00-Friday Til 8 ;pengler, Columbus, spent the .· •eekend with their parents. Mr. caps may turn them m to Mrs. LP-Osteen (IIH3 ) HR- noldsburg. Mr. Fry is a nephew Saturday Til 9 POMEROY md Mrs . Atwood Spengler and Myron M1ller. Mrs. Thomas Allen /39th). of Mrs. Werner. V/Y 2·3975 I. MAIN ST. was program cha1tman and pre1aughier, ClodY· Kathy has en- sented the fourth chapter of ered Nationwide Beauty School th t d b k .. Jonah ., M . FRISHL Y GROUND md Bonnie is employed In Co- De- ' h'; ~ 1~ ' · e nied ;:.; umbus They are graduates of Wig . 8 ~ce pr se · ''ddl · t Hi h S hool cbaractemation of a woman of lbs. .. 1 epor g c · h B'bl "H rod' " DluriJng ll Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence l\fil- t e 1 • c. e Jas. bu ·iness visitors in the f!Octal hour, Mrs. Lowerv ma~ were 5 served 1 dessert course tl t ' "ai"kersburs Tuesday. SLICED . Cinda Sauer and Rod Sauer, members attending. lhio Universily students, 1 lbs he wrekend wllh their parents, I \lr. and Mrs. Rodney Sauer. rhC"ir cousi n. Ann Durgee of . ?illllburg. Pa., is a freohman at ! For Every Sewl"'l Naad .. McCOYS flU aod is residing in Bromley 1 Singor Sate.. Strvica a s II. ller mother is lbe formeer ; Dorothv Sauer. I pl. McCall's l'ellarns C~roie Anderson, daughtor of ··.~r. and Mrs. Frallci• Anderson. FEATURES: • attending the Columbus Busi· • Water Saver AJ)AMS OR HOLSUM 992-2284 . • Load Selector Swii ch t ess University. Sht Is a .rune :radjlate ol Middleport High 1 115 2nd eUnt FUter •Double Load Capacity Pomtroy , chooi. ,_ l•ove· •Ball Point Balanc~ .... pedwin. 99 aally DaJ will be lleld •• 111e Chester Mellll,.Uf CbarcSllllllay, s.,t. 15 wlllt aa all day meetlq, bull:el dinner at aooa, replar wwsblp ..., vl<e, Sunday School, and cbll· drell'• pi'Oillm iD tile mor• Missionary Field Information is Topic ot Program by Mrs. Boone '"'"s MisS GoocJnite, Cpl. Lemley W'll M arry Robert Wood Home is Setting of Chester Garden Club Sept. Meeting Hospital News , Dilly ln1ltlel, Pomeroy•MI4dleport. o., Sept. 22. 19611-7 · ·-·· .. . ORUGS E. Mlin Jltemeroy to !Serve Von _ FLOUR 25 s1·98 . lbs. FRESH OYSTERS FOREMAN & ABBOn o. �. .I ; I I ,, ) l •. 1 . - Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 22, 1968 -&-Dally Senthltl, ·- -· ---NEW IIAV~N . 61 Direct Descendants Attended Grinstead Family Reunion Sunday· Capehart, Mrs. Clayton Athey, mond, Mr. arid lliri., am h stead and Anna LolliSe, Mr. llld Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Miss MiUie Bulllllarner and Mrs. Miller. Mra. Cecil DuucaD, Cecil, Jr. · ' · and Darlene, Mr. and 1\fn. RaJo BAIL()WEEN CAIINIVAL NEW HAVEN - llelcendanla Fowler, Tammy, and Tony, mood Grinstead, Mrs. C21arlet The Annual Halloween Carniof JUelwd and Susan Grinstead Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mre. Yonker, Sonya and Bry9, Mr. val sponsored by the New Havbeld their annual reuuloa In Joe Grinatead, Lori and and Mrs WU!Ie Joe Grlils~joad, By Mn. Carroll Jo~asoa, Jr. ' The Council reported thai en PTA will be held on Friday New Haven Park SUDday wltb . • · · Beth, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr. aDd Mre. Frod Roush and ~EHACIJMA CWB they were still working on se- and Saturday. October 28 and 8 basket dinner at noon. Tile oldest lady present Reuben Stewart, Mason: Danny, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tho· Nehaclima Garden Club curmg matenals to repair the 29, with Mrs. carl Gibbs as PT. PLEASANT - Henry C. Mrs M A illlr th Mary AumWer Mr liar- Roush, Kathy, and Linda, Mrs. met at the homL ol Mrs. streets In town. They discussed chairman and Mra. Jack Needs · ary urn • • ' • Rlcbard Grinstead, Nlda, Yvon· D 'd s· t 'th Mrs John th• hiring of another general as co-chairman. The Re!reslt-1 White, 82, Charleston Road, '- · man, lfarr7 Grlnataad,. Grinstead, Mr. Vernoo Grin· ne and Todd, MrS. Melvin avl tmun on WI · town employee iD tbe event ment Booth will open each ev- well known Mason County farm. ford: yoongeot child, Lor. Jody and Ken Sheree Knapp and Harry Mr anci Powell and Mrs. Louis Kar- thai the dollar an hour program ening at 5 p. m. aod all oilier er, died Tuesday night In Hoistead, dallihter of Mr. and Mrs. • · schmk as co-hostesses. Devo- Is completed. booths are 6 P- m, Committees zer Hospital after a five weeks . Paul Joe Grinstead of Pomeroy: H~t1ord: Mrs. Jack Mra. Joe Paugh, Debbie, Beck) There were rn direct descellli· Tim, Butch and Lisa, and Jackie, Mrs. Kenneth Vlck. tJOns w~re led by the hos~ses. There have beea several com- were named as follows: Kitch- illneos. ants on hand. Mre. Thomas Grin- ers and ll<>cfuey, Larry and Mrs Simonton reod T h 0 plaints about properly being en - Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, He was born January 81 1884, • ' They were Mr and Mra Rl· &lead and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fry, M1k.o Goodnlte anci flower Growers 23rd Pslam. ' covered with Weed.ti, debrls, etc. chairman; Mrs. John T. in Malden, the son of the late ehard Grinstead: Mr. and Mrs. William McFarland and Ray· Danny Rickard, local. anti Mrs. Powell read two The Council is asking citizens mire, Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Charles and Anna White. His poems ''The Package &f · ed 1 S eds" and "The G rd .. to clean th01r lots of we , etc. Herman Knapp, Mrs. •• wife, Lola Sclwols White. preDale Grinstead, Danny, Donna, cD . th b . a en. . The Pollee Det>arhnenl in c• Hart, Mrs. 0 . J. Howard, ceded him In death on July 8, Diana and Rick, Canton; Mr. urmg e usmess mee1tog operation with the town will I" J G'ibert M and Mrn. Floyd Miller, Bart 1 111e Oh1o Guyan District meet. "''· arne< • rs. 1960. ANGEUA GOODNlTE hold a Halloween Celebration thur flart, Mrs. Dean Btanl<y, Marietta: Mr. and Mrs. lng was announced to be held with a parade, street dance im- Mrs. John Brabham, Mr. While was a member &f Robert Grinstead, Bob and Dick on October 25th ~t Centra l mediately following trick or Fooler Grinstead, Mrs. the Hickory Chapel of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Mlch· Chns~: Chubrch 10 fuHungtmg - treat. Date to be announced Carson. Mrs. Hay Kent, Mrs. Church, Mason C011nty VOUN8 ID&A8 IN 8N0!18 ael Grinstead, Athens; Mrs. ton . c1u " to rnish • later Glenn Smith, Mrs. Robert D. Bureau and the Modern Dorothea Krapp and Jim, Nor· door prize. Comments of the JUNIOR WOMAN'a CLUB Roush, Mrs. Gerald Clark. Mrs. men o! America. He was walk; Mrs. Doria Herner, Monrecent flower show were given The New Haven Junior Wo- Frank Young, Jr., Mrs. Lesley former member of the Mason I roevUJe: Mrs. Walter Taylor b) Mrs.. Chester Weaver. and man's Club is helpmg other ! Roush, Mrs. Vernon Smldi, •Irs. County Board of Education, Soil NEW HAVEN- Mr. and Mrs. and Ronnie, Robin and Jody Mrs. Davtd Ftelda, Jr. The JUdg- clubs in the Di slnct with pro- Charles Roush, Mrs. Norton ; Conservation Committee Ralph Roltgen of New Haven, Harless, Columbus; Mr. and es of the show recommended Jecls at Lalun State Hospital. Flower Shop - Mrs. Chester the Federal Land Bank. are announcing the engagement Mre. Hank Johnson, Terri and that _m tbe future mstuch~ns The project of the West Virgin- weaver , Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr. , Surviving are one daughter, of Mrs. Rottgen's daughter, Becky, RaciDI!; Mrs. Maxine be giVen te ~ commumty ia Federation of Junior Wo- Mrs. James Roush; Country Mrs .. Carl Parsons, West Angelia Lynn Goodnite, to Cor- Amold, Pomeroy; Mrs. Jack growe~s of specJ!jJen plants on man's Clubs is Menial Health Store - Mrs. William Powell, lumbm; three sons, Paul. at poral Stanley Richard Lemley, groommg of lhe plants . for and the New Haven clul> has Ill, chairman; Mrs. Jess Able, home, Charles and Ronald son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Earlv Momins: Call showmg, and dtSbuddlng mstruc- been assigned to Lakin. Mrs. D<>nald Bumgardner. Mrs. White, both of Pt. Pleasant; one William Lemley of Pomeroy. lions of roses, mums, etc. They They are working in C<Hlper- Wayne Capehart, Mrs. Lewis sister. Mrs. Alice Grapes, Char- Miss Goodnite is the daughter Made on Firemen also suggested that members of ation with the Volunteer Serv- Summers; Sewing Sltop -Mrs. lesion: aod five granddaught- of Mrs. Roltgen and Hubert PT. PLEASANT - The local 1 fanuly not compete aga~nst ice BROWN Commissioner. Straight Robert Layne, chairman; Mrs. en;, Mrs. Linda Smith, Baton Goodnite of Salem, Iowa. frremen answered an e~ch oth~r or a person agam_ st back and rocking chairs wilh John Ferguson, Mrs. Gene Ath- Rouge, La., Mrs. Rebecca 0 . Miss Goodnite is a graduate BLACK morning call Wednesday himself 10 the same class •I arms are badly needed at Lakin ey, Mrs. Samuel Halstead Musgrave, Charleston, Mrs. of )l'ahsma Hlgh School, Class 9091! Viand Street where CORDOVAN specimen plants. State. Hospital. _Thir.~ how ther- Home Mode Candy and Candy Karen Rorrer, Pam:•: 0 h i of 1966 and Is employed at Tha· bed was ablaze. Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Thorn- apeut1c a rock1ng chatr would Apples - Mrs. David Roush, and MI., Deborah \\bite, Pt. bel's Deparlment Store here. The house which as Hoffman and Mrs. Marlln be for an elderly patient. II Mrs. Harold Rose ; Fish Pleasant, aod six great Corporal Lemley Is 1 gradu· minor !l!lloke and water Beriford exhibited a" arrange- anyone has a straight back chair Mrs. Ritchie Bird, Mrs. Lulh· children. ate uf Pomeroy HJgh School, age, was owned by George m~ using leaves within. or a r.oeking chair with ar~ er Smith ; Balloon Dart Game- Funeral services will Class of 19&1. He enlisted in per, Pl. Pleasant, and occupi<ld 1 'I}te program was presented you w1sh tu donate to Lakm Mrs. Robert Dye, Mrs. Jack held Friday at 2 p. m. the United States Marines in by Russell Byus. by~ Nelson Jennings, Vo-Ag In· please contact Mrs. Alfred L. Hess; Spook Room Mrs. Crow - Hussell Funeral June, \9&1. He was graduated The cause of the blaze •tructor at Wahama. His topic Sprouse, telephone 882-2505. James Haggerty, Mr>. Alfred with the Rev. C. S. as an honor student from Avia· not been determined and was propagation of deciduous 1 he) as k that you do not Spro"se, Mrs. Neil Haymaker: &lficlatlng. Burial will be In tion Ordnance School, Class A, matter Is still under investigt•-1 trees _ shrubs and broad leaf nate upholstered or loldlng Silhouettes - Mrs. Paul Roush, Lone Oak cemetery. Friends Jacksonville, Fla. He recent- tioa. pla?ts. He gave a very inform - chairs. Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. James may call at the funeral home. ly returned from 15 months duat>ve and instructive talk on ROTARV CWB Luyna, Mrs. John Hoffman; ly at Chu La! Viet Nam and the purpose and the proper way The Rotary Club met eo Fortune Telling - Mrs. Robert Plea18Dl Valley Hospital is now staMoned at cherry Point TWO BOOKED D-E .propagate these plants. Thursday evening at the HartHerndon , Mrs. Larry Parsons ; ADMmED Ml'll. Bernard N. c. The wedding will he ~ PT. PLEASANT _ The 10 WIDTHS __ Those attending were Mrs. ford MeUtodisl Church lor their Balloons - Mrs. Raymond Jordan. Glenwood; Mrs. Perry event of the near future. so• County jail records show •nd Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Phil regular dinner meeting. Mr. Roush, Mr. John Hoffman, Mr. Jeffers, Southside. two persons booked in the COUD· Baley, Mrs. Martin Bensford, Gerald Simmons, Band Direc- Jack Needs; Pocket Lady- Miss DISCHARGED - Keith Tennessee was the last state ty jail during lbe past twenty· II Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr , Mrs. tor of Wahama Jumor and Stn- Cheryl Bumgarner; Ring Toss berry, Letart; Mrs. Gladys to secede from the Union In I lour hours. Robert Carr, Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. lor High Schools, spoke to the -Mrs. Eugene Weaver, Mrs. Sayre, New Haven. 1861. Pl Pleasant, cbarged with Harold Bumgarner. Mrs. Davtd group on the bands. It was an· Robert Weaver; Pick·A·N u m· BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Ber- The city of Panama was loxicalion and Charles William Fields, Jr., Mrs. William Gibbs, nounced that Lad1es night ber - Mrs . Jack Hesson; Mrs - nard Jordan, Glenwood, "I established by Pedro Arias de Long, 84, Heoderson, on an Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, Mrs. would be held on Thursday, Rlchurd Grinstead; Door Prizes daughter. Avila iB 1511. toxicatioa warrant. Robert Layne. Mrs. James N. Sept. 29th. -Mrs. Blake Nicewander, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Chester Weaver. Those attending were Donald John F. Roush; Sock Hop - Mr<. gursts, Mrs. Carl Fallara, Mr. Foglesong, Herman Layne, Don· Dwight Sa}Te, Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Nelson Jennings and aid F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Holbrook ; Publicity - Mr. and the hostesses, Mrs. Karschnik, Floyd Carmack, Rtchsrd Ord, Mrs. Harold Bumgarner; CotMrs. Powell and ~trs. Simon- Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, ton Candy aod Popcorn; Mr. tun. Rome Williamson, Russell aod Mrs. William Russell, Mr. BROTHERHOOD Capehart, Harry Miller, Edwin and Mrs. Joe Paugh. The Brotherhood of the F.UB Stein, Arthur Thabet, Ralph CLUB TO HOW SALE c: ·1rch mel on MondJy evening Whitmore, Robert Gilmore, Tbe New Haven Junior Wo· ai t.hP church. Frank Capehart,' Rev. Marcus men's Club will hold a Mr. James Diehl, Principal of I Trough, Karl Wiles and Mel Sale on Saturday, Sept 24, bePIJmeroy High School and Clark. ginnir.g at 9 a. m. In front of ~liddlep.ort High School, was _UVE. WIRES Summers Pharmacy in New gtlest speaker . His topic was I The Ln:e W1re Class of thP. Haven and In rront of the Post · SIJOwing Our Children the EUB Church met on Tuesday ' Office in Mason. They will teaChristian Way to Live." evenmg With Mrs. Ach.sah MiU- ture baked goods, home made SALE OF VITAMINS! Jleg,45c Those atlend ing were Robert er as. hostess. Mrs. Miller wa~ soup and candy. The proceeds Woodbury Spray Reg. 7.49- 250 D1y Supply fouke . George Jewell. John also m charge of the devollon· will go toward their charity Atlmgarner, Rev. Martin Ber· al period. projects. istord. Neil Haymaker . 0 t h a At lile business ~etlng lile ----Lieving, Bernard Lieving, Char· group dJScusoed hold10g a rumNEVER POPULAR its Weaver, Edgar Layne, Paul age sale In the near future. An act of Feb. 21, 1853, tiulhRickard. Eddie Bumgarner. Ot- Mrs. George J.l ,ell was in orized issuance oll3 gold pieces tie ,Roush, Harry Miller and charge of the recreational perthe United Statea. However, REG. $1.19_ . SALE OF VITAMINS! ~lr. DiehL lod. coin never became popular w.S.C.S Those attending were Mni. in 1189, ill lauanct waa Reg, 7.89- More Thin 3 Month Supply The WSCS of the Methodist Howard Burris, Mrs. Thel~a disconUnued. Reg.79c Chtirch met for their Septem- Capehart. Mrs. Cliff R~t!S~, 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ber meeting at the home of Mr.s. Ray Boston, Mrs. R. F. an tH 1•11.,. a.x•l Mrs. Marion Dingey with Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. George Jewell, •6D~:r':4 3°~ 1 ~{.0 lu JJ<~ zen. Roush as co-hostess. In- Rev . Martin Beris:ford, Mt.t.Mt aueM stead .or their regular program ~achel Sayre, Mrs. Otha LievToda, Jl~e · gljOOf) watched Billy Gra- 10g, Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mrs. MAX FACTOR SWEDISH FORMULA hanl·s : Crosade from London, IS. H. Reitmire, Mrs. Harry 295 $1.98 PLAYTEX Eniband. A shart business meet· ' pump diap. ing 'followed. Tilose attending were Mrs. • • • F:v<fald Wright, Mr.•. Roy Rea.79c REXALL Ellis, Mrs. Vern Hinnerman, This Includes Dryper P1nll Free \ Mrs: Glenn Smith, Mrs. Robert COLGATE Herndon, Mrs. Msrcuo Trough. Mrs~ Frank Spradllna. Ml'll. Ernja Folmer. Mrs. Murphy. 1 Mrs. Roher! Gurrell, Mrs. LJI 1 REG. $1 .25 I INCH llan . F'ields, Mrs. Hazen Roush • and ·Mrs. Dingey. i MAKEUP & SHAVING ; DORCAS CIRCLE 1'ltR Dorcas CirCle of the W. . ReA.45c S.W.S of tl1f' I':UR Church met • • ' SCHOU on Wed nesday aflfrnoon with Henry White · Dies Tuesday In Holzer Air•• About Middleport I s1·95 Hand Cream ~~j, ~1rs: Paul Rh'~ ard as hnstess. You Get the Best ••• from Us rhe best fuel lor your home. Tops in comfort, The :progr8111 "The Chri•tian 's rallin~ to rntercessory Prayer" waS: presented by Mrs. Rl}' 1\enf, A shon bu siness mtel convenience. Cali us for ing fo llow~ . delivery, any time. Thp~ attet'ldin~ ...Wre Mrs .~ l arii n BP.risford. Mrs. Tilnmai'! Hofffnan, Mr.:a. Chesttr Weaver. r-.·l r~ · Roy Jone-s. Mrs. Ray Kent ann Mr~ Pau l Rickard. BE~VTY Thf h :--~. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH SHUP UPENED . . F a~ ~iOfl hPPn Curl R"'a•ttv Shop op~ned b~ TWO-WAY RADIO For Bettor, Quicker Moro Efflclont Servico Mrs. Dan· Home Permanent RIG. 63c PEPTO BISMOL · 37c Mr. an"' ~1rs . Dougla& on Fourth Streel in 'lew II ·" Nt . Operators af'f Mrs. Jim \\ i 'er 31c REO. $2.00 VALUE AROIES HURT? S.l• of Dr. Sclloll Arch l11pport1 VI Prlr:el SH REG. Se EACH - - - - DlleDutton AUTOMATIC P"esbyterr'an Class to Serve fl • D' ect10n rnner WASHER GROUND BEEF 3 sp• I ' t • '' n·" Gre"!l. the ronner Mary 1 •EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS• The f\'e\1' HaveJl fowrJ ( · llur"~ · JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW cil met ()1'1 September 141" m rc!!u!ar session with Mayot Mark Ward prestding . Other ~ all ending were Hilda Ridgwa}'. recflrder: Edwin Clark. Lew,c.; Capehart, Richard Grinst.:-ad . Donaltl 0. Roush and Cec1l Sayre, councilmen. 16t\l c.e"'"'Y • • DOctonUtad tobacco to K\\\ Po\ll MILK 8Sc WHITE BREAD 5 99c w. ROLLERS "YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE" PHONE 992.2101 , ,. , . v ....POMEROY, 0.· , DUTTONS \ SWISHER. & LOHSE fiB PAIIIM IN lEAR WY MIDDLEPORT. 0. I e2speed • Porcelain Enamel Finish TGp & Ud IT'S YOURS FOR ONLY-- HEART 01' GOLD Prescriptions Are Our Main Bl:!linellf 122 N. SECOND eacycle Agitator I!Aif TIIIMS EGGS 73 MILL St. RIZER OIL COMPANY $1.00 BACON LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS 2 FABRICS 1 .I r W•·,b, and Mrs Harbour. lht> kr,... .,, Dianna Mi llt>r TOWN COUNCIL HOUR I The FABRIC SHOP Candy Bars& Chewing Gum 10 ,.,29c $2··· To Editor sIMON s S7c CORN PAD GIRLS OXFORDS " "' Robinson's DRYPERS n1 H11rh 1ur al thfo homt> l)f ht>r part>nt ~. Wcha POllDENT · 87c Letter dlltrii. TOOTHPASTE MIRROR I and PHILCO 31c 51c with Roush's Shoe Stort REG. Lipstick 1 $1l THE SHOE BOX Very High Potency ""':'f' Quota Lists Distributed to EJecta Circle P:.. • 99 TAMPAX 48( Ma·: I ; 1 el Chewable - Molil-! Presbyterran Women Planning I for Bake Sale , CAI.ENDAR Mrs. Jenkinson Is GuestIIatp F arewe arty II DEODORANT SOCIAL '11llnl l I' I II The Chester Garden Club's yester-years. September meeting was held at . , Buffet mresblneats of gralbe newly remodeled home of ham cracker cak•, nuts, m1Dia. Mrs. Robert Wood . with Mrs. punch and coffee were served Ada Neulzli~g, assisling hos- 1by the hostess, assisted by her tess. The home was beautifully ! daughters, Mi" Joy Kautz and decorale<l with arrangements 1 Mrs ..~ eutzling. of dahlias grown by Mrs. ! The door p:ize was won by Neutzting, and other lall flow· Mrs. Reid Young. Everyone reers. ceivcd small white modonnas f . A very helpful roll call asTI~vo~~~ter Garden Club is "Most Effective Insecticide Us. 11 fl ower ahow. ·m ed This Year," was en)·oyed at plamung a 1a October length by the group. · ...,Eli_._ I and About POmeroy PENNY LOAFER S12· Clllcago at New pPd Adlllllliou -:-- . ~ ' H c Dick •rn BoJtoo It Wl!ih, !, ppd. rtiiPa A proaram of missionary field diclion. arry · ey, 1 ,;..._ , !J" ·nformallon in Haiti was given Mrs. Dewey Richardson Ave.; Mrs._ Ralph B. Burner, I . '\ 'Y Mrs. D•nakl Boone when the Mrs. ~· rank Ch..,sebrew ser•,.d l ~ Ill Court St.,. ~lyn F. Mmn 011 000 008-: ; .~.!>'~• ~ >orcas Circle of thf First Bap- a dess£'rt course during the ey, Crown City· Mrs. MasM! 1 Cleve ttl_ 010 111111'is! Church met Tuesday even· cia! hour to 12 membe" and Tbe altemooa program wW JarviS, Galhpolis:. Lawrence R. Kaat, Worthm~ tf11, ~~\~ ng at the church. Mrs. Boone two guests , Mrs. Boone ~nd coasisl ol ipoclal muolc leat. Huber. Gallipolis, Harry L -1 M1tterwald, Hargan ( , u· ll scu•sed current medical re- Dale .Mourning. arlna the Ualoa from Barcus, Eureka Star Rt. . Mrs. t.\?A>ue: LP--Kaai (24-11). .,rts on infant mortality in her Attending in addiuon to Carpenter and Rev. W. Pero Lawrenc• J. ~kGraw, Rt. !, :Alvis 07), Fuller <1), rroglam topJc, entitled, ''Hope: ab«l\'e n~med wen: Mrs. rlu of file Pomeroy Federated Bidwell ; Dallas R. Varian, Wagner f23) or Haiti ." Winebrenner , Mrs. Dana u • .,.,~ Cborch wlll Ire lb ....1 son: Mrs. Lu!OOr C. Ully, ' · Mrs. Agneo White.. Mrs. speak or. The pablie lo ,.,. PI Pleasant· Paul J Chapman ICallf 100 000 0110- I 1< ~ 11 ~ ' · • · '· 1 Mrs. Elizabeth 01a110n, chair· Hoflman and Mrs. l'red come. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Larry D. i Detroit 1100 1100 002- : 3rt: . .nan, presided over the Carpenter, Rutland ; Mrs. Wil· l Cllance (10-11) and Rod~ 'lleeting. Mrs. Boene gave Mrs. Pearl Koblentz used t , Uam B. Pettit, Middleport : Mrs. Wilson, Pena and Freeban; J-,;,8 1pening prayor and Mrs. conservation as her theme '" a Mary A. Wippel, Pomeroy; -Pena 14-1) HR- Hortoft 12• .;11: • es White the devotions, paper Lacaodne~. "lllfth Land .••d l Scott M. Pickens, Middleport: - . ·"-;. REV. BROWN .:ludlng scripture from St. Your . ' Wl magazmes John G. Haskics. Rt I, Kitts Calif at Del 2nd pme ppd rai!;~• hew and a meditation, Tbe Middleport Cburcb ol and piCtures ,for everyone to 1Hill : Mrs. WiUialD Setser, Rl '''' )ne Day at A Time, 1 ' tile Na111r0110 lo planPI•& a enJOY along wllh her talk. I, Jackson ; Mrs. Harold w. Ball 010 000 2111-10 17:ii~ . :rom "Everyday Religion," maoorles of revival meetings beTHURSDAY A "Down on the Farm" de· Plans to serve lbe annual ! Winters, Ironton; Mrs Gladys Kan City trlO 220 OilS- 8 ~~·'· 1aztne. &imll•g StutdaJ, September WOMEN'S_.AiSOCIAnON ol monsltalion by Mrs. Woodrow ! olect>on day dmner were made I A. McNurlin. ironton : Wilford McNally, Brabender 16), ~ . The White Cross quota was A lllroup October %, wllb the Middlep6rt First Presbyter· Mora was beautifully done with · when the Sunslnne Makers Class · 1. Tpple, Rt. 5. Athens; Mrs. ler (7), Fisher (8) ~ .~ l istribuled and the eire!• decld·the Rev. R. D. Browa, goest lan Church will meet Tbur&o fall loUage, corn stalks, pump- of the Syracuse FJTst Umted 1Burl E. France, Rt. 1 Ironton; Etchebarrer1. Han I I 1· ·. ; ed to meet with other cirCles of Miss Linda Smith left evangelist Eacb eveniDg eveniDg, Sept. 22, at the kins, vegetables and frUits with Preshyler~an Church met MoD· j Mrs. William c. Aherts, Wells- Nash, Aker 17), Stock (~I;~ . , lhe church to roll guaze band- day for Columbus where she Is there will be special moslc at 6:30p. m. Program 1 wild duck accessory. lday nrghl, Sept. 19, 10 the ! too; Joe T. Clark, Rt. 1 Oak · Edgerton f8) , Sander ( )'.;; 1ges. A get well card was sent enrolled in the Columbua by the Glorylaotlers Quartet. leader will he Mr•. Thomas church annex. 1Hill · Mrs. Cal'i E. Malone. Rt.IGr1.enda <8), llaodrahan (9ll;.t. ·o Clara B. Riley at Meigs Gen- ness University. She was Tho pabUc fs Invited to al- Kelly and devotional leader wUJ Highlight $( the evening was I "Three Psslms of Hope," Pedro · Mrs Norman w. and Roof, Lachemann (9); Wl'od era! Hospital. The circle companied to Columbus by tend lb... losplralional aerv· be Mrs. Charles Shumaker. Hos· "The Return of the Warblers Ifrom Guidepost. were read by MU!iron ' Rt 2 Racine aodi -Miiler (IJ.4), LP-Siock f2-21;.; Jed plans to remember parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Ices. The Rtv. Clyde J. Burl· tesses for the potluck dinner of !1155," a singing group com- Laura Pickens, followed by tbe l Mrs w:ma.; L ' su·auss 'Pom.l HR --F Robinson f2. 48tJt.49il!),,i! . al Halloween with !roil Smith and who lett Ia tbe local pastor. wUJ be Mrs. Thomas Rue, Mrs. posed of members of the dub 23rd Psalm in unison. Roll call. · · ' ] Ead American Leapt · <'il< :ookles. A donation was made his sister and Russell Lyons, Miss Phyllls who entertained with sougs o1 was answered by seven mem- ] eroyBirtbo Nalianal League ooll to Ute school lunch program. Mr. and Mrs. William Joachim, Mrs. Roscoe Fife, bers and one guest. 1 Cm 000 lit. 000- 3 1.l la Letters were read from and family before Mrs. Dale Walburn and Mrs. t Secretary and treasurer re- 1 •Irs. Lawrence J. 103 002 03•- 9 13,1 • ' 12 01 June Clark, mlssionarv, home. Bethel Coleman. 1ports were read and approved. : Rt. 1• ~~~~d:aughter, ' Ellis , Baldschun t&) , N~. Mrs. John Fultz and i.trs. M G v gh ROCK SPRINGS Grange wUJ Dues were paid and free will I P- m. Dis h~-,e. bart (7), Queen (8) .. ;rt w·t A rt · rs. eorge au an offering was taken. Various t . k J c 1 M' Pavletich. Holtzman, ~.II .~ ~:';u.da;e~ift ;:: ~v;;lv~ Chillicothe visited Saturday with meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. A money making ideas were diS· Pa riC . Be ue, 159 m and Hundley. WP-Holtz. Cl k da le tbe . . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul program wlll be presented by cussed. M. Brown, Thomas R. rna• <10-l 5) LP-EIIis (12-IfT ar • ugh r o1 nussThe>On· Zirkle. Mrs. Allen Jenkinson was the men. Refreshments will be White Cross quota lists were ! Hostess to the October 17th Mrs. Mary E. Gibeau!, HRS-Wlllia;., {~9th) , RoM'" >ries, for her birthday. honored by the Loyal Pals class served. d' 'b ed th Sept ber · . . L. Haney, Vernon J. th) Pbilr (16th) .,-;H meeting closed wllb the Mrs. William Pettit enwed 0 f th Churcb of Christ with a lStrl ut at e em I meetmg will be Naomi London; Smith M C land (16 ' lOS =·~Oiiiiii ;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~ Hol!er Hospital Wednesday aod rare:ell covered disb dinner CHILD . CONSERVATION meeting of the EJecta Circle of Bible study hy Helen Harris. Mrs.D Nlbe · cJ.ausM • · I tbe F' I Ba ·t Cb •h Tu 11 h te M p· k ert . rt, r., rs. underwent surgery today. Tuesday evening at the home League w!ll meet at the Co IWl· _ u:s . p!S urc es-1 •• os ss, rs. >c eos, ard E McGowan Mrs. MaJndiBilly Pettit son of Mr and of Miss Mlldred Hawley Ml' bla Gas Co. office Thlrrsday al day evemng m the social room 1served refreshments to Hri· . · D ' A !IOU SID, · · · · ' of th Columb and South , H · E8th H d v>lie Parsons, arre11 . Mrs. William Pettit is staying ud Mrs. Jenkinson are return· 1:30 p.m. . e . us ern 1 en ams, . er ar en, Rebecca A Roush Fred o.• his grandparents Mr. and log to their home in Florida DEN a 0b OhiO ElectriC Company . Ml., Margaret Cottrrll, Helen Diddle, Sell M. Lou.' J Slerer !!~~~~~~;~; Albert Pettit his sis- soon RIVERVIEW GAR Rhoda Hall was hostess for the Agnes White, Naomi London I ers, rs. L ~lm· M ' .,, . · wUJ meet Thursday evening, evening I and Mary Sheets 1 guest ' Mrs. Arthur . or, rs. Cb nsty Ann with Mr. and Following tile dinner, Sept. 22, 7, 30 p.m., at the home · . . ; ' · Freda Waugh, Mrs. Paul D. 4 11otrs. Harold IV. Lemley, while Rawley showed slides of of Mrs. Ronald 0.\»rne, with Mrs. Willis Anthony, cbmr" White, Miss Vivian Jones, Mrs. 1!! mother ts confined to Hoi- r~ent trip to Europe~n coun· Mrs. Harlia Frank as 00 ~ 1081 . man, opened the meeting wltlt a · James K. Aldridge, Geraldine ' zer Hoepltal. tms and many blghlights ess. selecllon written by Helen Kel- ! K. Harper, Mrs. Donald B. J Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and her tnp abroad. She also FRIDAY ler. Mrs. Riclmrd Owen, presi- ! Spires, Luther Tackett, Mrs. Sizo !'ct..n~ Mrsste· Dale nd Mre. Edd>e Hartung of Chester sented each guest w>lh a SwiSs PAST MATRON' Cl b 0 1 dent of tbe n.H. San\>rn Soci.. William v. Cogar and infant 8'12 to 3 pr. 0 8 a en, ven a and Mrs. Irene Van Meter of bell souvenir. . u . ty. was a gu@St and pre~ented 1 Newton F?lls, spent !he week· East Liverpool visited recently During the evening Ml" Haw- Evangelm.: OJapter, OES, Mid- devotions, using tthe topic, 1 son. Regular $3.99 end In Middleport with Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu- ley related highlights of ber dleport, will meet .Fnday even- "Lighl." Editor, Tbe Sentinel: ' MEET TONIGHT and Ml'll. Raymond Walburn ter. b'lp inclndlng a celebration of log at the Masowc Temple In . . . • I was bit by • dog on Powell, The Southern Local Band and Mrs. Dana Harnm. Mrs. Dolly Dancey o1 Newark her birthday willie in Holland. Middleport, at 7' 30 P: m. Hos- 1 Mrs. Manmng Kloes, dislribu· tl Sl. in Middleport a couple ~ceks ] Boosters will hold its regular : Mr. and Mra. Gary Lemons and Mrs. Helen Johooon of Cln- She observed her birthday there tesses are Mrs. FJeldmg Hawk· Ited a hst of the While Cross ago. The dog chased me on my Imeeting at the hi~h S<:houl on I and chlldre!l have returned clnnati were overnight guest! along with another member oflnS and Mrs. Jack Bechtle. 1 Quota askings. A letter was b1ke •everal times before he • Thursday, Sept 22, at 7: 30 P· l their homo f1t Rapid City, S.D. Tuesday of Mrs. Harry P. the tour group and the hotel . \rend from Dr.~ M~s. Frank I bit me. ~m Ali arent," uf band mem·1 Middleport afler vlaltfng here for S 'th made arrangements for • ~Je. WAHAMA ffiGH School will Currey, m!ss10nanes m North , 1 h .11 th b-, · Plnv'ted 1 · ....... b M M 101 • di •~•,.. sponsor an after game dance East India Mrs Tony Fowler 1 ope you WI warn e pu Iers are weekI w•u• er pareD..-, r. Mrs. Margaret Johnson and bration inclu ng a ~...,.., . . . . • I lJC that Ule;r <.~re responsible for I and Mra. Carrell Swanson. S •• Fische 'ted W d birthday cake brought In with Friday lll!lht lollow10g tbe and Mrs. EdJSon Raker were '" d us~ r VlSI e • Wah Ha oad I I d to ti' te d' u•eJr ogs Lemons Is staUoned at the nesdav 8t V I M . I Darning aworda. She also . . ama • vensw oo. name mves ga sen mg a f f b d b't . e eraas emon~ · ceived cards kom rehiUves ID ball game from 9 p. m. to 11 medical journal to Dr. Currey. ' n case 0 a a 1 e, a woflb Air''Bllse · lljana Davis .daughter of Wtlh Mrs. Lucl11!• the states .. ' _..., ' p. m. tEST) at tbe W~ Mrs, Fielding Hawkins pre,en·: son can make the owner pay the nd Mr • and Mr.s. Ella Hann~- The ~ IIIII Mr ~ '""' d High Gym. The Jays will em- ted the program material, I doctor b>ll - plus his wag., a s. J. J. DaVIS Mrs. Sus1e FJScher spent SiJII.i R -~- ....., : _ :0. • ·"Change but Not Decay .. taken , he ma v lose wh1le not able he Science meet In d tN H w v ilh leu - 11011,·, llPt>l e -·· · k Mray a d ewM aveJn,h · Ra.tnil": guetts at' 1M g THE MIDDLEPORT Athletic from the magazine, "Baptist I woTrh · ektc 1nstead of Diana Lew!$ as · an rs. 0 n el re · Mrs J nkin p 1 Boosters will sponsor a rwu- Crusader." an you . P!B'ted. d Mr M R01.t . were . e son, ear J 0h 'I0hie an s. ae nure. Re ld N'108 n ....ell Audrey mage JJale Thursday and Friday, Mi9S Hall served a salad · n " r. .WeekeDd IUesll of Mr. yno s, ," !""' • . PI b' A h M, Leadin• Creek Road Mn. Harry Moore were her Frosl Susan flawllngs Mabel Sept. 22-23 m the Fry um mg course to Mrs. nt ony, ''• . · •·•... •"" ~-Ernest A Hyseli Allee Roboson Frances building on Mlll St. Co.chalr· David Darst, Mrs. Nora HarnilMiddleport, Ohto •.. _, ........ """' ,. ~ ' ' · · and ton Mr Gen · s to M Sept 19 19116 Joneo llid dtlldren, Mrs. Grace Roush, Gra~ Pratt, Hele~ Ba· men are Mrs. Wilham Aull . , s. ev1ve a< n, rs. · · · sauv e, and 111nr .Harry Hoa. rey, Rose Reynolds and Miss Mrs: John Krawsczyn . Anyone Bart Bod1mer, Mrs. A. R Pul-. 11 land of Col bus Hawley. bavmg artideo for p1ckup len, Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. Hallle g Mr' Jlllll . : I Ohr may contact Mrs. James Pullen lnlyre, Mrs. Fowler. Mr.. H•w- ' ~ ~ Ml<~l ;~· Plans were made for a RETURNS TO ou or Mrs. Lawis Sauer. kins, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. : JuUa, Nelson;,me, and Mrs: sale to be beld October !5 D'avid Leonard, son of Mr. ,SATURDAY Owen. DRY Jesse Lake West Jefferson vi· the Tri Lustre Cleaners and Mrs. Harry Leonard, of THE POMEROY Rand Boost.- . CLEANING ' and Middleport when Group If Chester has returned to OhiO ers will sponsor a high school i P1tts 000 000 302- 5 7 I . 'ted recenity with Mr ~ .... Leo Kennedy. Mr;. Ohlin· the Women's Association of Unlverslty where he will begin dance party this Sa~rday nighl San. ~·ran 000 000 113- o 7 I , .hi . th y k First United his sophomore year He is rna· at the Pomeroy H1gh School SJSk. Mikkelsen 17) and . Service On Request ;e_r 1S 1~ac ng m e or Church met Tue:;day evening at jorlng in business. adminlstra· gym from 8 to II p. m. Every. (8) and Gonder. Marichal i2Hl i >< hoots this yea> . . the home of Mrs. Donald Low- tion one is welcome. and Haller. HR3--Ciendenon I Harry Moore, Sr. was 1n Hun· MONDAY , (25th> . Henderson llst), Hallor 'l linginn Wednesday for a follow - ery. . . . 128thl M · h 1 <lsi) LP- CLEANERS POMEROY up medical check-up at St. Ma· ' Mrs. L~wery , v1ce chaJTman, st. Louis 000 000 000- o 31 1 JANE HOWELL Tent, Dau~h- F .IH)r.rrc a · 1 H ' Ia! for cent surgery preSJded m the absence of Atlanta 000 010 30x- l 4 01ters of Union Veterans. w 1ll ace · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili rySos OSPJBI . re d Pat Ed: chairman. Mrs. Joe Bailey. The Gibson (19-11) and McCor· meet at the DAV hall , nny evJDS an t' ed 'th d t 7 90 wards were In Columbus Mon· ~Loee dl~g Pwas o~n wn' Kelley 111-4) and Torrthe; : ay, a : p. m. f rlay. Blevins will he a freshman r s royer 10 u 180"· ' 2, 13th and 14 ). 1 , 1 Ohio State University Ibis voltons were presented by Mrs. __ VISlT 1N POMEROV •lear and Edwards at Kent Sfnte Clarence Lacey who used a 100 JOI 000-3 o r l Recent goesls of Mr. i . ditallon taken !rom Ute booklet, Ang 1120 000 0110- 2 61 1Mrs. Paul Werner of POllnetJ>y 1 0 MARKET ~:~YSl YSpengler and Bonnie " AMpplebs of Gob !d." R~ Wise (5-6) and Shaffer: i were Mr. and Mrs. James em ers av mg .. Osteen, Regan (8) and Ros., and daughter, Melanie of Opon Daily 9:00 Ia 7:00-Friday Til 8 ;pengler, Columbus, spent the .· •eekend with their parents. Mr. caps may turn them m to Mrs. LP-Osteen (IIH3 ) HR- noldsburg. Mr. Fry is a nephew Saturday Til 9 POMEROY md Mrs . Atwood Spengler and Myron M1ller. Mrs. Thomas Allen /39th). of Mrs. Werner. V/Y 2·3975 I. MAIN ST. was program cha1tman and pre1aughier, ClodY· Kathy has en- sented the fourth chapter of ered Nationwide Beauty School th t d b k .. Jonah ., M . FRISHL Y GROUND md Bonnie is employed In Co- De- ' h'; ~ 1~ ' · e nied ;:.; umbus They are graduates of Wig . 8 ~ce pr se · ''ddl · t Hi h S hool cbaractemation of a woman of lbs. .. 1 epor g c · h B'bl "H rod' " DluriJng ll Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence l\fil- t e 1 • c. e Jas. bu ·iness visitors in the f!Octal hour, Mrs. Lowerv ma~ were 5 served 1 dessert course tl t ' "ai"kersburs Tuesday. SLICED . Cinda Sauer and Rod Sauer, members attending. lhio Universily students, 1 lbs he wrekend wllh their parents, I \lr. and Mrs. Rodney Sauer. rhC"ir cousi n. Ann Durgee of . ?illllburg. Pa., is a freohman at ! For Every Sewl"'l Naad .. McCOYS flU aod is residing in Bromley 1 Singor Sate.. Strvica a s II. ller mother is lbe formeer ; Dorothv Sauer. I pl. McCall's l'ellarns C~roie Anderson, daughtor of ··.~r. and Mrs. Frallci• Anderson. FEATURES: • attending the Columbus Busi· • Water Saver AJ)AMS OR HOLSUM 992-2284 . • Load Selector Swii ch t ess University. Sht Is a .rune :radjlate ol Middleport High 1 115 2nd eUnt FUter •Double Load Capacity Pomtroy , chooi. ,_ l•ove· •Ball Point Balanc~ .... pedwin. 99 aally DaJ will be lleld •• 111e Chester Mellll,.Uf CbarcSllllllay, s.,t. 15 wlllt aa all day meetlq, bull:el dinner at aooa, replar wwsblp ..., vl<e, Sunday School, and cbll· drell'• pi'Oillm iD tile mor• Missionary Field Information is Topic ot Program by Mrs. Boone '"'"s MisS GoocJnite, Cpl. Lemley W'll M arry Robert Wood Home is Setting of Chester Garden Club Sept. Meeting Hospital News , Dilly ln1ltlel, Pomeroy•MI4dleport. o., Sept. 22. 19611-7 · ·-·· .. . ORUGS E. Mlin Jltemeroy to !Serve Von _ FLOUR 25 s1·98 . lbs. FRESH OYSTERS FOREMAN & ABBOn o. �'. , .• ..i' ' ·, n .. tAarm eooctl.l IIIII tN.,_h ou&Hi' ro sf.. · '{!; Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !ervi.ceS,. , a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·lloll4dleport, , •. \NT AD " ' o.. DIAOliNal ..... I,.... I ····~·t:" A lit:...., .,,.., a,~ O•••llftt C:ANC.ELLATIOIO 22, li68 For Slle ., lit\':* i. nut console model. R a d I o Pomerov e<JUipped Witb twin speaker system. 4 speed changer. Pay Motor Co. Crow'~ Steak ;~ero , Y EXPERII!NCEt! House WHEEL AliGNMENT f 14 U~ 16.25 per monlh or pay balReal Estate for Sale 992' 3213 ' FOR SALE - Modern 4 room once due ~.08. Ph. ll.llloULIIIIIUN& . 1116tc r IH "UDiilh.. "'''""" rtt. rllhl hou~e. bath, utility 1'00m1 caroo IGil 9! r,j,IKI tft'f . . . 11 . ...,.. IRAI(E a • ~ rl o on•b•• l:r,..rt tnaul• • $ 2095 I USED 1956 Shasta travel tral~ port, storm doors and win· 1964 IMPALA ·~<>O' ' "" 1mm..,1u•tJ Tne ..,.. er, 2 Apache Eagles, CaDI!>' ., ..,u not IHI rn110nttlt1• fe• dows, Foster Street Mason, ~L Wagon 6 Pass. Blu~ vinyl .interior, mist I.Jlue finish, as rr ~·, .,,., ' " ' •nrorr!KI lntorl••• eh·:111 3 ,. a 64 could hi". 327 engme, power sleenng and lmake11. lng equipment aud renta 1S. W. Va. Phone 713·5992,. HtHliu, healer, extra good whitewall tires. Power lailgalf' win· Roush and Lyons Camping 9 22 3tc ,__. oNtnt M hi"IIICt duw . Come in we'll ~ladly gh•e you pl't>vious ownf'r name. Trailers, 1\hson, W. Va. Ph. .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy • cen t ,.., we,. •- 1-"'Minii!IUrfl r.::ha...- 0 nnh 11112-2306 or 773'5611. I 13 If• A n ConN ..... _,.. ,., r .,... 4:1962 CORVAIR $895 .ecuu'" '"""rtttnt It " ' c_,.l DIK''"" .. 1111e1t ... Monza Cpe. 4 on l~e floor. ~un s re.al good. gotffl, white tirf"s, i i STANDS Tbee< I coon tno ... ,,~ wttt.t• •• ..,,.. hound. steel traps. new and ; wllite fmi!!h, red vmyl llll('nor. rad1o & he<~ter . .. tMttO OP rH&NKS " O&ITUAIIIU used, wire fur stretchers. ani· POMEROY - 1 story ·frame 51 u :u ••• n _,. MUtlmu• •••• tclaltlon-.1 - r f It I mal lures and scents. 16 gauge! rooms '2 bedrooms), modern j OFIICI .. OURI 1 :18 A ~. IO 1:11 P M 0011, I browning automatic. 22 pu~p, I bath and shower In baseme~t, I ...,.ron t :H " · ... t-. U:ll ~ Remington, 32 special Marhn, I IJI()dern kttchen With built n> Ail New Rldlltor 5hoj IT"I 10 1.&1'¥ TO l"lACI A 12 gauge single barrel, lver. range an~ oven. Parking OPEN EVES. t:OG P.M. U~ RtSUl.l PlliODUCI ... WANT AP John>on. lor sale cheap. Mar- space. !7.5110. eC.r eTruck eHuter fiOMEIIO'I,an fur Agency, N. Brown St. POMEIIO\' - 4 room frame 12 Care eBulldoPHONE WY 2-2156 --~,---:--=:--:---Mason. W. Va Ph. !n-5296. bedrooms!. bath, 1> basement eAny Type I : 9 21 6t~ stor m windows and doors. DO'! IU PUbllll:ll!'" . HARLEY DAVIDSON . MOTORCYQES MSO SPORT ·""SERVICE .,.. Cuelrlu "'" • I KEITH GOBLE FORD . repatr. ·1 Apple Grove Society Notes 9 SBlJNG OUT . e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS SWEEPSTAKES . <1I'W Tuppers plains Soc'Iety News . •'~"''...:.;.:.:.;,~ / '" LI'L ABNEI .. 'oriety Notes FraD<io Morrla A miscellanous shower was given in honor of Mr. and M Cll d 1 eel rs. Steve e an ' new yw s, at the Baptist church basement. After eonte~ts. In eharge of he Evelyn Young, t ctuple OJ> ened their gift!. The roomi were nicely decorated iii I blue and white theme. Refresh. ments, carried out the color theme Brirk ice cream. cake, eoffee, punch, mints and nuts were served. Mrs. Delores Cleland, Mrs. Evelyn YQung .(Jnd Mrs. Mara· lyn Taylor assisted in ·serving to the BfolloiwinLs; dJohnCArnott, Bruce eege, m a ramer, Kathy McElhinney, Mrs. Kay Rowe, Eunice and Yvonna Rewe, Mrs. 'Gertt.~ ·Manuel, Ed· ith Hayman, Jackie .. and Karen Wines, Mrs. Delorel' Wolfe and daughter, ·Mfs Maggie Sh&in, Mts. . Beular, Graham, Miss Vou Beegle Mrs. Marilyu ~H. . Mrs. Blanche Cleland, Mn. Lillian l Hayman, Mrs. Dorothy SpenP. M J kl W Mr er, rs. ac e agJII!', s. Grace Jividen, :MrJ; }farge·· Grimm, Mrs. Naomi lkibart, Mrs. Mrs. Mar th a Lou "~"' ~e, Anna Wines, Mn. Peggy Grimm, Sharoo and Charloltf Teaford, Shar.. Yalel, Rholda Brickles, ·connie ChaP!Il!n, John Hood, David ~;~.avid Gloeckner, Jocelyl .,...._ . , Fr-~• Cleland, J••e --•·-•, aua .... "JC&-..u Jeaa Weil.o and dauibler,l*lra Ilk I MIQ lw HOWII SCHNIIDEI GASULINI! ALLIY You can al•o m<:l<e n1ce round circle6 by tracinq arouncl coin~! ·-"~ . . -~111"'-• By MERRILL BLOSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ReeUSVWe k · J REN.. iRIENDS WOULD ~ TH' F"El.I.. A T'W ==- tbear :_cla.naa,. ....... ===c--====---- WANTED I··· ) ~~so:,~: v!~low f~~~-~· !~~ ~ns:;::C:o• ':on~ya.y •.~.• <'~- .. -.-......:o- " ••- • ·' ... - .... . , ·• ··' '' •, , ._, .,. , . - • ' ~ Society Notes -itd ·• •4r •.ll>_..,._., •• • ~- • - ~ • · • · "' - • ··- ~ • - • ~~~;i~.::rZthto b~::~d:ye~ :~~ ;.~~~e~'o:=he~:. :;i ~- ' au,...,..,... •·& •• -· . ... ·- - .. --·- ..... ... . .... .... ...~ ....... -~ -·~· -~----... --··......... ~· •.........._,.;~.~~ ...--.• ·~·· ... ~ ;..;__ .. ~,.:.,- ...::· .. ··· .. ··- - ·--·--- .. ~·'--····:: ~-,··-·----~-" ___, ___ .. ,. •.- ..-:'-"'".:....;~.,lO.{ ' . _,..., Wl-lATEVEt?'O MAK& · 1 JUST lULO HIM l Q£SSEO AlLO' --- ---::-::----::---:----- i!: By HAROLD GltA Y WHAT~ !SA'{~ m... • GROVER'S STUDIO -.. w .~ - ,....,_ I ===-=---,==::--cc - _.. t' '" WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS - · Racine By Mn. Drive, Columbus, 0. H Car- l and family rol Johnson. 9 21 6tp Mr. 1:. • ........ --...- · WINDeR M~. and Mrs. Carl BamhlU 1111!. daughter, Rulh Ann, vlstt...., eel her brother, Mr. and Mrs .. 7 ROOM boose and lot in Lango. Arul, Mr. . Gorrett Christy II Grove City ville, rnMing water In house, of recently. . Young. first $1,500 takea it Phone . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hawk Sendmg' e•tits w•... L.... ........ '~T- .tUKJ 992-4!909 · I :tO 6tc speal and children of Shelby and Wil- Huddleston, ' Blanclte '1fa:ller· i and Mrs. and bur Weber of McKeesrock, Pa. sen, Pam Cleek,. flaiice ,-NCII'' ROUSE FOR SAL!!:. Soe ot , fami!Y :and ma~e !<J~-croao>. Labor Day here with ris Ele&JlOI'' Scbdcler '· lfer.JIH Hamilton Street, Middle- w~ Law""' It (';Joyed Hawk's Mrs . ....'McKelvey, '~- ·-'· D -•. . .,,.. -~ "'"' _, port, or eall 11!12-5324. the ' l'li>me,,11t.llr: 'an ,Mr•: Doris Koenig~ Her father, Pete erly Price, Heletl Slmpoon. 1 1 ttc son SpeJdr at 'Raclile. Weber, returned home with Glenna O'Connor IJoatla and Fay Norris, 1 former his son, Wilbur Weber to P~nn· Sharon Theiss, 'Mrs. CbarleB GAYNELL WISE property on ®nt ncnr-'Of Belesvllle, Md., sylvania for a few weeks vtsil. Rowe, Ada Rowe, Vqlala Ar· 108 Buttenut Ave. Pb. !IIJZ. a surgical pillenl at uotl, Bessie Smith, ·_ Mil CJe. . 1293. J D Itt Reed Hoopital. land M Sl~- Mn Lindll Mr. and Mrs. Homer .I''-.~ II ' ttry ·~r, . · Hill MMt ' Belt)' Sayre . lnd Busin- Servic:eti Sr. received the oad """" the dealh of . their oldest Bee~. Booster !!,unda1; 'School CURTISS Breeding Service, o Homer Warner, _Jr., 11 class of the Baptist ~· JIIel choico ot !80 nulla m18 dairy sota, Fill., who. died of a heart at tho churdi .Friday eYiiiia~. and beef breeds. For service attack. Attending the Sepl. II, for a prngrali(!"'d at ;I, Dial Parker'• 992-221H service• In Sarasota were Mr. Mr. and Mn. 0scar -Souiler poilu"" re'--"-. en . II . . . ·, . --• Mrs. Wa... -er ' Sr ., Mr . of Ak ron y,.,,.,., •-··-• wlth Mr . and Mr.••and """'"" Pomet·oy or 9115-31124 Chester. m~ M.S. 'Jehn Fliber of . L~;key'• 1.:!~ Akroa spent trOnl Tuesday un· 1 4 3ote Mrs. Arthur Warner and Mr. Mrs. Virgil B~k1ey: :i. Having 1. Tnoae in a 18. Knocks LOFTY PILE, free from soil and Mrs. Clarence Roy.. Mrl. _Oia Clulders IS I patle~t tU Sunday with her parut.,, SPECIAL PROGRAM ,.. teet m pool 21 Am.,;. io tho carpet clean•d witn WITH COLD WEATHER • Mr. oad Mrs. Erwin Gkleck· at Metgs General Hos)lil81 1D Mr. ond Mra. Helll')' Roush, to EXPANDED 3· Hea.:>~t or t. Stability ~~tral Blue Lustre. Rent electric becK,;, criekets, spiders &: oth· ner and Mrt. Bob Adams Pomeroy. . be al the bedside of hil molber, IBM 10. ~~f:en~et 4. !;;..:~en and abampooer $L. Pickens Hard· er insectl wW be eomJna t. spent lhe weekend with Mr. Mrs. M.anon Hall and Ra~y Mrs. Alice Fisher, who 11 Hrl!. Conctudes oM ~n~r. polar ware Ce., Inc. 9 19 6tc side your home where tt's and Mrs. Richard LeGoulloD vlsi~ed w1tb her daughter ID teusly ill in Meigs Geperf:t:J~: COIIIIKiter r...,.ammiftl 8 DataP......,.int ~:·;;~rc-, ~. ~;~·~wt>li : ;~o-rer iT"S TERRIFiC the way we're warm. Protect your boml ;;;·1 .~ d ~~- Fay Norris at california. pital. Kennetb Fisher, Ray Koy l'viJ<h • Burrouvho u w1ne • A <lo•• 22. on & 'l:..wdar'• ....... . II ' Bl L ~. f 1 o b'om these pests witb ARAB, ,.svl e, · Dale Rou·• came Friday and wrta,.-. c,Jl (oltect · friend · se mg ue us ... ot· c R ea t· ovailable at King BuDders Herschel Picken• of Detroit PARDONS VS. PAROLES "'' to Akron, 5unday. 16. nr..k ship aU returned ()ilrM Godo ·614) letter 1. Amel'icoa 23. Fall'lOUI :U. East ing rugs and upholstery. · en Supply Co., Middleport. spent a weekend with Mr. and A person on parole must re- M d Mr He Roush 224'4115 11. sympa· Jnrliaa t&lls ~t!.aa electric shampoof'f $1. Pam· 1 11 tfe Mrs. Early Reush. port, from time to Ume, 1;0 nd rM . .~...... c~·led S~.t.u lft· M;lrJ 1 lihlll SchooIt 1 IW~ d ~Dale 25 67 NOrth High StrHf !~~~~~: !. ~;~~odont· 3!. Flowe~ eroy Cement Block Co The Shields family held a an individual named by the a Colun*-1, Ohlit 17. Trucks ~~~t n1ing :W.A.wi.lk 9 19 6tc AU8ftONBD picnic at Portlald Park a re- parole ~rd.; a person who ~moo~ ~~~ wbt were MAs Seen Oft TYH lt.S 1tpervl:sor: t .sound, u place 39.Tear OUSH Cobbler potatoes, KenCempleCIISa•lell cent Sunday. AtUmdiBR were bas recetved a pardon, bowaco '. . ' 78 "Playa n . ~~~ lO. nebec potates for winter. Criu tlradtnrd Mr. 1nd Mn. Mout Quillan and ever, Ia IRtirely free. ce1ebrating 30th weddiq ADAMS Trading Po•t a•d An- 20 . ;;:,~Ucat JO. !;"" <2. Book Also caonlng tomatoes, pick Wrlltl. Pt.- • c.aaa.. grandson of Belpre, Mr. and llllliversary. tique Store moved to a new 11. FmmdatiOil mete., 13. F::ndosure & • •••· your own, $1 bushel Charles &. 1... IJILlDPORD llln. Early Roush, Mr. and and Mrs. Randall Roberto, Crill Bradford, Jr. of Worthlocatiol, now at Cros» Roads 22. lnd~finlt.e article r.,. Ja.mbs - · Hilt011, Portland. 0. RadDI, a.. Mrs. Roy Buck JDd Pam, Mrs. Todd and Leslie, Mr. and lngton accompanied Joe s:waln Junction 124 and state route I 2-t. Full ot t IS 25tp t I lie George Yonker, Peggy. Steve Mr1. Bob Hill, Philip, Pat and -wbo Is employed there to <» 143 on Rutland Road . Phone life 21. Thrse and Meli01a, Mr. and Mrs. Jay, Mrs. Lester Roush, Editb, lumbll!, and spent the week~d 742-4461. I I~ tic IUDGE'f I'RICED furolture lr lEWlNG me..,_ repair _. Clare!ICe Sbields, Mrs. Joann, Vicki, Gary, Mike and wilh Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Brad· usuallY our third floor budget sbop. me aD ......_ WY W2A Roberts, Todd and Leslie, Mr. Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ford and Mr. ond .Mn. Victor Baker Furalture. Middleport Tbe, Fabric Sbop. l'omtniY aad Mrs. Bob Hili, Philip, Roush and RoRer, Mr .. and Mrs. Swain. 27. Offer:-; 11 12 If< Autbllrlze<l SiDpr Sala IIIli and Jay , Mr. and Mrs. SWIM Pool dealers, In ground, 29 . EatinJ:" Obio. Don Rilfle and Mn. Jim Con- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor lnd ulensJI $!)9!) and Ul· o:P ta<·t ·•vx ~ BEANS, potatoes, tomatoes Srtice. I B tle Shields, Mr. and Mn. nolly. family of GailipoU. were Jllllts Rowing " '" ~I" Pools, Inc. t895 Whitefo rd 31 implement and melons. Clarence Pro!· Fisher, Molly, Larry and Amy . . Weekend gueoll of Mn. Elrl Sunday of Mr. and Mrl. li'rllllt Road, York, Pa. Phone 17111 · 32. Muses fit~ Portland, 0. Pb. 143-2351. UADY-Ka csautle 4111l•• Mro. weo Belles, Jr., RebiUOil wero Mr. aad Mn. Cleland. Be """-•• 755-1324. I II !Stp 35. Moe.Jem I 11 Ito ed riCbt to your projecl. Faot t11 , visillid recenUy .,lib Wallie Stover and Alvil, Mr. Mr. and Mn. • ' .! "t!Ue ALL .-cAl ' "" u -c m in u -m ---cho _u _ se _ trader, lid easy. Free llllmaliL Ferne Haymond and .111d 1\ln. Leo1ard Stever IDd •nd Mrl. Mlna Lewll wei'l fii. :ttl. Not yOomc 1ieepa 4, hot and ooid water, .Pbone 99W2M. Goqleil ley Belles, Sr. MeUsse, Mrs. David Farmer ltors in HUJ111n81oo, SalurdaJ. 3T. NOMt"Me! with bathroom. Priced to lleady-llolll Co, Middleport, David For ol Ohio lnd daughter, Columbus, Mr. Mr. and Mn~;,VOI'IIIll Black· 18. Clf!&ner 1 10 11 ae11 it sold 00011. Clyde Law- Ollio. · ' opeat 1 weekend with his and Mrs. Drew Floher and 1011 wood ol Foreaf"J!uB • ~ for BOY or GIRL fir..,... renee, Long Bottom, Obio, ents Mr aad Mra Bill of Cleveland. weekend gueslll ol ber ~ 40. Handle A1R CONDITIONING Relrtilll' ' . . A b'"""'~ party waa beld In Mr. and Mn. Hobart -llrJM . . · In Rutlond To 9115-3854. t II etp ollon service. JICk'a Refr... Mr. aad Mrs. Ted ••-• II J!Gm. fl. U.e up QUARTERhor-ie, bay: I years tratim, New Haven. PbODI atol famUy ol Columbus honor ol Mabel Robinsm at 14111 5aDdn: 'wllh lliilltw .. '""ly Eorn Monoy ond Prl... 42. Gla.ddeD. old, also bay pony mare, dDt TU 3-3517 11c a weekend with Mr. amd the home el Mn. Earl RobJII. fJrf!'! spent Sa 1 . 4 1 Dollvering Tho Doily 43. Vlpenl to colt, also hay for sale. One • Gerald Hayman. 101 Sunday IAI help her coleMary Ann Walkl!l'. H. D11tch 0,;1"' Sentinel to 11tabllshed HEATING, PLUJiliiNG, RW'al Mr. and ·Mrs. Kelly Sayre of brate her 90th birthday. Attend- Mr. ond Mn. La~renc;t . painter aow, bred. Ph. 1112-7931. Doml Bot!)e Gas. Arootd Columbus 1pent the weekend were Mn. Jack lJar&ellt,. Grimm of Pa~ . ':f•}llfllt,: 18 DAD,'f CRl'Pl'OQUOTE - Rere'o how to work Its __ _ - t lip Brotben, fll ll. MaiD SL, with Mrs. Litzie Sayre. · Pbillp Radford and Stoph- a- weekend with Mr,. • llr~ .I.XYDLBA..t.S:.a PIGS, Marvin Sto•e. Harriso,.. Pomeroy. . I :1:1 tle Raymond Adam• of Worrel iloie, Mr. ond Mn. pete IIDderick Grblun. · CALL 992-2156 lo LONGFELLOW ,;ue Road. t 18 6tp 1 In ranee and Ricky Semo• of Kent Shleida, M•. an'd Mn. John Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simi>' One letter aimpJy stands for another. In thl1 sample A 11 u.ecl ·"' · _ University apenl a weekend Fisher, Larry, ' Molly IDd .100 all!l Mr. !!lid Mn. Gerald tO£ tne three L'•. X for the two O'a, etc. Single letter., a..,a.- if64 ALcOA house' -traller, 55• kr Rent 10, 4 fl . extension on !ivins GET A quataUoa !rom liEU· wllh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams. · Mr. and Mn. Howard Simpson spent the weekend Ia trophlt'll, the lencth and (ormation. oC the words are all hints. . .. -- ~ room and same on ldtcb!l, l'ER INSURANCE AGEN\:Y Mrs. Edna Roush was lid Carl. .Mlcbl&an wllb frllltCll and rei• Each day tbe code letters are ditferent. ~ ROOM aparlm~ wltb· b1tb. owned by William Boyer. red INC. betort renewinc vour ored Moriday evening with a Weekend' suests of Mr. and Um. Pb 992-3311. - · 1 .1 II< .& .:.n>~o«.... Qaot&Uoa ~ ROOM modern hotR-- with XVV WKS USXLBZGZK BT DIS be Mn. ,I Jl ..; ... • 2 If bath, tun ~ basement and G L z B w 11 B uw x B z s L s z w G D 111 w KEW } 967 ov 170 Duo - boat _ • Roush received many gills Jp. of Cleveland, Mn. David Farm: , ·~= 1o Rarage, . L Y(tble. now, m with OMC 1su:rn drive, AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cludin~ money. Refreshments of er and daugl!tefl of Columbus.. BT :NBD8&,-RBVWXGUS New ~ ... f'!clted Oil Mid· w r.._ ·.-~now oa dittplay. Schwarze! concelled? Lolli r•ur opera~ ice cream, cake and coffee wer• Stover accompont'eel ........ .,. •• WIJ DJI\re, wiD rent reason10 Y-'!'· ~· EVERT 1lAN &HOUlD >!E.\Io llarine, llockln&porl, o. or'l Uce11H1 CaD WY H91111 IOI'Ved to the following: Mr. to their home ill Clev• '"" ""~'!l' .:,'1._...&!l"'ooto VRi: 1-i' · F.LF BY HIS OWN STANDAJ\D.-HQB.&CS obit• .Pia. liZ 2JI52. t 11 121o 1 11 lie llld Mrs. Clarenco Shli!lda, ~· lor 11 llldellllllt viiiL ' ' 11 " ' Square aod round ... .. ~ eBOATS a MOTORS eBOAT rAINT eTOOLS •~- At ·-II furrushed apartment, Middle- CONVERSieN oil bur;;er wtth 1 Ou~~DM~R';~ par~ muo. Pb. 992-3874. . controls. I. 0 . McCoy , Reeds· ' everv Saturday r.ighl . Wilkes' I ·3-tfc ville , 0. Ph. 985·3944 1 ville Ameriran Legion Hall. -9 22 3tc NOW IN PULL SWING 9 %! 3tp THREE and four room fur cc-cc--===---c-:cc----:--;Hi;c.ll Disbed apartmeots. AU utili- RUGS DTRTY? Rent electric Co'"• In •nd Retlster H.~M SHOOT at Robert WV 2116 h f $1 th Win Ridlno Mowor ties paid. Phone 2 . 8 ampooer or W1 ,QUr· 1 or Homko Unico Refripr•tpr· B h Farm 0 ff Ra ,e as an Rowley and Reed. After 6 cha>e of Lustre Foam. Eb· i Fromr Road, Sept. 26 starti•g al 12 p. m. caD WY 2-3574. ersbach Hardware, Pomeroy,, p. m Sponsored by the Ra· 4 I tlc Ohio. 9 22 6tc . POMEROY '""' ~'ire Dept. ' 21 4tc - - -- - 992-2181 2 '\OOM trater, ·1 na tura I gas, OVERWEIGHT' Reduce~ith' e 1 1 water, ail utensils furnished , llna-Trim, $1.00 for 12 tabJack w. c1 rsey, Mgr. I close to store and close to lets. Swisher and Lohse Drug, my home phone to use, will Pomeroy. 0. -- ~.22 ~ DON'T pump your sluggish oeprent to couple or private per- SlNGER-SEWlNG MACffiNE- Uc tank. Get Klean-Em-AII son. Ph. 8-13-2600, Portland, 0 . This machilll equipped to, ·-ti• tank cleaner. Land· Of The Quoiity You 9 I tfc h 1 I -• ' zig zag, make buttoo o e,, mark Farm Bureau. Wlll Value For MODERN 2 bedroom borne, darn, etc. Pay $5.50 per l 9 ll 30tc Pomeroy, o. Ph. 992-2903 day month, or pay balance duo' A Lifetim• or 992-3702 OYeninll•· $51.50. Ph. 992·321B. '!'HE AMAZING Blu~ ~~=7 14 tfc _____ _ _ _ _I 18 61c ~ilfr~li s!t;u:,...phocleo: • -D-AILY '"-ROSSWORD Rent eleclric &hampooer $1. Pomeroy WY 2-2475 Baker Furniture Ct.9 II 6ic AC D~· ~ DOWN 15. Con- '-. ~- C.&LI. - WY. MiSI . * :::Jed _.. MIDDLEPORT OHIO i iJ.,CING- ~ 'I'HI WllLm Rawlings Hond• S•J,-. . I 8 argam, 1 For Rent · - I nro·ds snme Metropolitan Moton J URGF: Warm Morntng Heat- I $5.fl00. ' l \\OULD likto tc takt this op· RETAIL salesman fur !llSJde ' rola 100 lb . capat;.·ll~ in gnod t 1\tii.F. FROM DEXTER - 110 'flY 2-2196 MtUINOrt, 0 lwnlnga.•nd Satunl•y · llurltmtt\' to thank Dr Hoi 2 TRAJI.ER spares Ph 992 ll'n g00d s lary paJd .. I d d 1 1 ·r. thli' staff of Holzer Hos- 5433 g, a · condit ion. Ph. 74z·4245. acrt>s nice 1aymg an , un er 9 20 Jtc I se varation~ an~ . other benet.tt.o;. 1 ff>n<·e. iarge barn, ()!her build. '· 9 21 31 p P'"l lht Haune Emer~··,Cy i VEHi-~K. i, room unfurmshed Wnte Bo• . ot.H•B. C-<l fit• . - --- ·- . I ings, dairy · <el up, 10 stanch· Sq~ad and our fnends and I apartm~;"nt m Middlt·pul t CaU l Daily Sentutel. Pomt>roy, ' OLIVE GRANt:E has a build-~ ions, P2 rtory, 7 room frame llt'lgilbors fo~· their knldn~ss I Walter Crooks, 992-3631. I Ohio. State age and experi-. ing for sale at Kenu Cunlt~ct house 14 bedrooms) , cellar, du rmg thf !IID4!SS auld ho:-;. 1 9 21 tfc ence. Our empi(•YE'f.>S know '1ttrl T<lylnr, Glennie Vlil ·, fll.HOO Jllt.!ili:tttJOn of my nusband · of this ad. g 22 6tc hoan or Evl:'ret't sb~on . Altwrt 1\J. Call:, Broker 1 Mrs .Clarence Roy 4 ROOM house With bath. ~ H Cl 1 d s 1 t 22 He f'h. 992-3223. 9 21 Jtc Sale or Trade 9_ 21 Jtp o•nry ~.an_•.-'- a .,mao I '"" '"'" II)' Mn. Herb•rt Roush Mr. and It·<. Wayre Brlckles - - - - - : - : : - - - ; - - 4 ROOM small furnish~d house GAS regulators for na1Ural gas. 1966 ChE>vy Stepside, automatic E'vf'nlng• 192-2568 or H2-36!14 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hupp, attended the wedding of Miss lo•t and Found In Mason. Ph. Pomerov 992~ also 400 ft. ol I illCh g<ls transiTiission, posilraction. : t 21 3tc former resklents now of Ash· Rose Marv Marcinko and Mr. 3872 9 21 3tc pipe, sell reasonable . or I sWe mount spart', Millhonf' j - .. ·- · land, are announcing the birth Charles Kelso at the Sacred LADlES' HPlbros wrist watch TRAILEk Rrown's T r a i 1 e r trade for Herrford HfltfPr I Sohio. Tuppt>rs Pl<lms , 0. ; FOR SALE OR TRADE - I or a son, ,4ug. 7 at SamaritaR Heart Church In Pomeroy re· .i.n Pemt!roy , ti11der please call Court. Minersvillt>, o. P~•ne calves ol equal value. Elber . . 9 21 :np , ronm house and bath on main Hospital i.D.TAshland. He has cently . They also visited Fon Mr'l . Ray Byel's. 949·3175. 1 992 .332 4. g 1 ~ l:!tc Johr1sor1. Ht. 2. Po1nern\. 0. i - · i highwa~ in Minersville. Ohio. been named Scott Randall, The Halsey at Veterans Memorial 9 22 3tp 1-- --- -d- h-- 0 I1 Bailey Run Road. 9 21 Jtp PUPPIES. ml.ed cock.r and j 1" 'I trade for a 1966 aulomo- grandparents are Mrs. -Je_ssle Hospital. • - -.-- - - .- - .--· · ,3 ROOM house an bat F h odl PI 992 2071 bile in good condition or wru · WHI rE BEAR water Ski bt.l Laure; St., Pomeroy. Ph. 992· 1 Wanted To Buy I rt'lll ' JXl f. 1. 9 2~ 6tP : trade for 8 farm. Write Ray- Parsons of Ashland. DorSit _Par· Mrs. James Christy or Co1"-f'Pn Racine and S~racuse .: 5293. 9 13 Uc : - - - - -- - · · mond E. Rrown. 755 Stt>lzer sens, lecal, and George Hupp, lumbus visited over the recent 0 1 ~i/it>. G~l~i:Js~r · Rt. ' ~~~P;t~ 3- Rri0M ··apa-r ment- Snd bath, · ~~N~!~tG v~:rngi~:. ~~- ~:~ TO c JVE AWAy - Kittens. j Rood St. 247. Columbus 19, PortlandJ. . p f weekend with tJer sister-in-law, "[ furnis~ed, Middleport. Ph. farms with timber. Marion, Phone Luther Frier1d Bash· 1 Ohio. 9 21 Gtc Mrll. essie ar~ons .~ M Mr. and Mrs. Charl~s Betzlng. - - - -- - · - - - - - 992-3874. ' 12 tfc 9<9 nMI 20 31 I land spent a wee wt "· Notice Reynolds, Box 77, Svracuse, .-"n._ _·- ' . P I ROOM house with bath. hoi Ada Rowe ond daughter A iayet": shower was beld THHE~: and four room Jurnisll- - 0 .... _ __ __ 9 18 102tp FORCED air Luxaire eoal fur- and cold water, Letart Falil, Mr. and Mro. Gerald Welll . . Mro. Wtlbur Robison at Ute rw: TZ LING'S BEAUTY SHOP eel and unfurnished apart- OLD COINS and paper curreo- nace. Phone Chester 9ll5-3ll70. 0. General J. Hal!, Letart Mondy. nd Mn """•'-· Hall at Alfred Satur. Pomeroy, an•ounced tht em· ments. WY ..-5434. 12 6 lfC cy in nice cOndition, material II 0 Mr ~.... 'lh aboul 40 in • 21 31 9 20 3tp Fa s, . • ••. •• D She . eel pluyment of Mary Powell as FOUR ROOM furnished •Part· before 1900 especially want· I------------'- -· -· - p res• ·aad son or' W8an~Sw0, • recenr many beauty operator. ....:Omt in menl WY 2-3658. 4 14 Uc ed, paying current , prices, TEMCO gas heater, e.nOO BTU OOUBLE I rooms and balD C., are visiting the former'• and see us lor Bonat. Car· , OOM confidenltal hsl toall parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil., Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Grue!er ·p Send and 3 roomt~~ ar 1 bath , rnod • Ch'ld and ,. R apar 1men t wt·th bath c h J 0 B01 ••• · thermostat, will heat ·sm lyle Rl.chat·ds' Breck 1 '" ,.• as nc ., v' · ~• house or 4 or 5 rootnS, f3!). ern, ~ Soulh 4th Ave., Midnd of Rock Springs were Sunday 9 9 121 p Phone 94!1-2891. Rayetle Permanents, tinting, in Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-5385. Mason, W. a. I m 3tc dleport, 0. Small down pay- Mrs. Ora Carsey, Roger a guests of her sister Mr. and bleaching and frosting. Com9 11 tfc For Sale - --- mentl!, balon<e on land .011- Terry, of Pale•Uit oaUed Mrs. Robert Dorst and Howard. plete hair care. 9 22 3lp NICE 4 robms and bath OJ>. tract. Write t430 L o k e, Mr. and 1 '\ · ~" sAU.s snvi' \ DICK ltAWLiNG$. Phone 99'1-2143 I'Omeroy,O. RADIATOR SERVICE I Male Help Wanted . .I Th11nk1 - -Card - - of ----- j \ HONO·A. - ~""' &· IIICIIl PIOPLII RAEnNARS /t @ ., ' ·H:·'• BA~Pti(HeR · ' II ONI OF rHI ,BOBCAT SPRINT Blaettnars I Pomeroy Motor Co. •, TH' PURl)' VlliW UJOKIN'our'OI"lll 1 j ;I' •I Help W1ntecl STEREO RADIO _ l!l6G lfll- CAR HOPS wanred lOW. Mull be I! or older. Apply in per- ~ouaun C.OtrWI&CTIONI nt•.,t•cl until t :ll • . • e. Sept. " :/1, ' ' . • ' ' I '·'(' , Bw SCHUL% �'. , .• ..i' ' ·, n .. tAarm eooctl.l IIIII tN.,_h ou&Hi' ro sf.. · '{!; Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !ervi.ceS,. , a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·lloll4dleport, , •. \NT AD " ' o.. DIAOliNal ..... I,.... I ····~·t:" A lit:...., .,,.., a,~ O•••llftt C:ANC.ELLATIOIO 22, li68 For Slle ., lit\':* i. nut console model. R a d I o Pomerov e<JUipped Witb twin speaker system. 4 speed changer. Pay Motor Co. Crow'~ Steak ;~ero , Y EXPERII!NCEt! House WHEEL AliGNMENT f 14 U~ 16.25 per monlh or pay balReal Estate for Sale 992' 3213 ' FOR SALE - Modern 4 room once due ~.08. Ph. ll.llloULIIIIIUN& . 1116tc r IH "UDiilh.. "'''""" rtt. rllhl hou~e. bath, utility 1'00m1 caroo IGil 9! r,j,IKI tft'f . . . 11 . ...,.. IRAI(E a • ~ rl o on•b•• l:r,..rt tnaul• • $ 2095 I USED 1956 Shasta travel tral~ port, storm doors and win· 1964 IMPALA ·~<>O' ' "" 1mm..,1u•tJ Tne ..,.. er, 2 Apache Eagles, CaDI!>' ., ..,u not IHI rn110nttlt1• fe• dows, Foster Street Mason, ~L Wagon 6 Pass. Blu~ vinyl .interior, mist I.Jlue finish, as rr ~·, .,,., ' " ' •nrorr!KI lntorl••• eh·:111 3 ,. a 64 could hi". 327 engme, power sleenng and lmake11. lng equipment aud renta 1S. W. Va. Phone 713·5992,. HtHliu, healer, extra good whitewall tires. Power lailgalf' win· Roush and Lyons Camping 9 22 3tc ,__. oNtnt M hi"IIICt duw . Come in we'll ~ladly gh•e you pl't>vious ownf'r name. Trailers, 1\hson, W. Va. Ph. .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy • cen t ,.., we,. •- 1-"'Minii!IUrfl r.::ha...- 0 nnh 11112-2306 or 773'5611. I 13 If• A n ConN ..... _,.. ,., r .,... 4:1962 CORVAIR $895 .ecuu'" '"""rtttnt It " ' c_,.l DIK''"" .. 1111e1t ... Monza Cpe. 4 on l~e floor. ~un s re.al good. gotffl, white tirf"s, i i STANDS Tbee< I coon tno ... ,,~ wttt.t• •• ..,,.. hound. steel traps. new and ; wllite fmi!!h, red vmyl llll('nor. rad1o & he<~ter . .. tMttO OP rH&NKS " O&ITUAIIIU used, wire fur stretchers. ani· POMEROY - 1 story ·frame 51 u :u ••• n _,. MUtlmu• •••• tclaltlon-.1 - r f It I mal lures and scents. 16 gauge! rooms '2 bedrooms), modern j OFIICI .. OURI 1 :18 A ~. IO 1:11 P M 0011, I browning automatic. 22 pu~p, I bath and shower In baseme~t, I ...,.ron t :H " · ... t-. U:ll ~ Remington, 32 special Marhn, I IJI()dern kttchen With built n> Ail New Rldlltor 5hoj IT"I 10 1.&1'¥ TO l"lACI A 12 gauge single barrel, lver. range an~ oven. Parking OPEN EVES. t:OG P.M. U~ RtSUl.l PlliODUCI ... WANT AP John>on. lor sale cheap. Mar- space. !7.5110. eC.r eTruck eHuter fiOMEIIO'I,an fur Agency, N. Brown St. POMEIIO\' - 4 room frame 12 Care eBulldoPHONE WY 2-2156 --~,---:--=:--:---Mason. W. Va Ph. !n-5296. bedrooms!. bath, 1> basement eAny Type I : 9 21 6t~ stor m windows and doors. DO'! IU PUbllll:ll!'" . HARLEY DAVIDSON . MOTORCYQES MSO SPORT ·""SERVICE .,.. Cuelrlu "'" • I KEITH GOBLE FORD . repatr. ·1 Apple Grove Society Notes 9 SBlJNG OUT . e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS SWEEPSTAKES . <1I'W Tuppers plains Soc'Iety News . •'~"''...:.;.:.:.;,~ / '" LI'L ABNEI .. 'oriety Notes FraD<io Morrla A miscellanous shower was given in honor of Mr. and M Cll d 1 eel rs. Steve e an ' new yw s, at the Baptist church basement. After eonte~ts. In eharge of he Evelyn Young, t ctuple OJ> ened their gift!. The roomi were nicely decorated iii I blue and white theme. Refresh. ments, carried out the color theme Brirk ice cream. cake, eoffee, punch, mints and nuts were served. Mrs. Delores Cleland, Mrs. Evelyn YQung .(Jnd Mrs. Mara· lyn Taylor assisted in ·serving to the BfolloiwinLs; dJohnCArnott, Bruce eege, m a ramer, Kathy McElhinney, Mrs. Kay Rowe, Eunice and Yvonna Rewe, Mrs. 'Gertt.~ ·Manuel, Ed· ith Hayman, Jackie .. and Karen Wines, Mrs. Delorel' Wolfe and daughter, ·Mfs Maggie Sh&in, Mts. . Beular, Graham, Miss Vou Beegle Mrs. Marilyu ~H. . Mrs. Blanche Cleland, Mn. Lillian l Hayman, Mrs. Dorothy SpenP. M J kl W Mr er, rs. ac e agJII!', s. Grace Jividen, :MrJ; }farge·· Grimm, Mrs. Naomi lkibart, Mrs. Mrs. Mar th a Lou "~"' ~e, Anna Wines, Mn. Peggy Grimm, Sharoo and Charloltf Teaford, Shar.. Yalel, Rholda Brickles, ·connie ChaP!Il!n, John Hood, David ~;~.avid Gloeckner, Jocelyl .,...._ . , Fr-~• Cleland, J••e --•·-•, aua .... "JC&-..u Jeaa Weil.o and dauibler,l*lra Ilk I MIQ lw HOWII SCHNIIDEI GASULINI! ALLIY You can al•o m<:l<e n1ce round circle6 by tracinq arouncl coin~! ·-"~ . . -~111"'-• By MERRILL BLOSSER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ReeUSVWe k · J REN.. iRIENDS WOULD ~ TH' F"El.I.. A T'W ==- tbear :_cla.naa,. ....... ===c--====---- WANTED I··· ) ~~so:,~: v!~low f~~~-~· !~~ ~ns:;::C:o• ':on~ya.y •.~.• <'~- .. -.-......:o- " ••- • ·' ... - .... . , ·• ··' '' •, , ._, .,. , . - • ' ~ Society Notes -itd ·• •4r •.ll>_..,._., •• • ~- • - ~ • · • · "' - • ··- ~ • - • ~~~;i~.::rZthto b~::~d:ye~ :~~ ;.~~~e~'o:=he~:. :;i ~- ' au,...,..,... •·& •• -· . ... ·- - .. --·- ..... ... . .... .... ...~ ....... -~ -·~· -~----... --··......... ~· •.........._,.;~.~~ ...--.• ·~·· ... ~ ;..;__ .. ~,.:.,- ...::· .. ··· .. ··- - ·--·--- .. ~·'--····:: ~-,··-·----~-" ___, ___ .. ,. •.- ..-:'-"'".:....;~.,lO.{ ' . _,..., Wl-lATEVEt?'O MAK& · 1 JUST lULO HIM l Q£SSEO AlLO' --- ---::-::----::---:----- i!: By HAROLD GltA Y WHAT~ !SA'{~ m... • GROVER'S STUDIO -.. w .~ - ,....,_ I ===-=---,==::--cc - _.. t' '" WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS - · Racine By Mn. Drive, Columbus, 0. H Car- l and family rol Johnson. 9 21 6tp Mr. 1:. • ........ --...- · WINDeR M~. and Mrs. Carl BamhlU 1111!. daughter, Rulh Ann, vlstt...., eel her brother, Mr. and Mrs .. 7 ROOM boose and lot in Lango. Arul, Mr. . Gorrett Christy II Grove City ville, rnMing water In house, of recently. . Young. first $1,500 takea it Phone . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hawk Sendmg' e•tits w•... L.... ........ '~T- .tUKJ 992-4!909 · I :tO 6tc speal and children of Shelby and Wil- Huddleston, ' Blanclte '1fa:ller· i and Mrs. and bur Weber of McKeesrock, Pa. sen, Pam Cleek,. flaiice ,-NCII'' ROUSE FOR SAL!!:. Soe ot , fami!Y :and ma~e !<J~-croao>. Labor Day here with ris Ele&JlOI'' Scbdcler '· lfer.JIH Hamilton Street, Middle- w~ Law""' It (';Joyed Hawk's Mrs . ....'McKelvey, '~- ·-'· D -•. . .,,.. -~ "'"' _, port, or eall 11!12-5324. the ' l'li>me,,11t.llr: 'an ,Mr•: Doris Koenig~ Her father, Pete erly Price, Heletl Slmpoon. 1 1 ttc son SpeJdr at 'Raclile. Weber, returned home with Glenna O'Connor IJoatla and Fay Norris, 1 former his son, Wilbur Weber to P~nn· Sharon Theiss, 'Mrs. CbarleB GAYNELL WISE property on ®nt ncnr-'Of Belesvllle, Md., sylvania for a few weeks vtsil. Rowe, Ada Rowe, Vqlala Ar· 108 Buttenut Ave. Pb. !IIJZ. a surgical pillenl at uotl, Bessie Smith, ·_ Mil CJe. . 1293. J D Itt Reed Hoopital. land M Sl~- Mn Lindll Mr. and Mrs. Homer .I''-.~ II ' ttry ·~r, . · Hill MMt ' Belt)' Sayre . lnd Busin- Servic:eti Sr. received the oad """" the dealh of . their oldest Bee~. Booster !!,unda1; 'School CURTISS Breeding Service, o Homer Warner, _Jr., 11 class of the Baptist ~· JIIel choico ot !80 nulla m18 dairy sota, Fill., who. died of a heart at tho churdi .Friday eYiiiia~. and beef breeds. For service attack. Attending the Sepl. II, for a prngrali(!"'d at ;I, Dial Parker'• 992-221H service• In Sarasota were Mr. Mr. and Mn. 0scar -Souiler poilu"" re'--"-. en . II . . . ·, . --• Mrs. Wa... -er ' Sr ., Mr . of Ak ron y,.,,.,., •-··-• wlth Mr . and Mr.••and """'"" Pomet·oy or 9115-31124 Chester. m~ M.S. 'Jehn Fliber of . L~;key'• 1.:!~ Akroa spent trOnl Tuesday un· 1 4 3ote Mrs. Arthur Warner and Mr. Mrs. Virgil B~k1ey: :i. Having 1. Tnoae in a 18. Knocks LOFTY PILE, free from soil and Mrs. Clarence Roy.. Mrl. _Oia Clulders IS I patle~t tU Sunday with her parut.,, SPECIAL PROGRAM ,.. teet m pool 21 Am.,;. io tho carpet clean•d witn WITH COLD WEATHER • Mr. oad Mrs. Erwin Gkleck· at Metgs General Hos)lil81 1D Mr. ond Mra. Helll')' Roush, to EXPANDED 3· Hea.:>~t or t. Stability ~~tral Blue Lustre. Rent electric becK,;, criekets, spiders &: oth· ner and Mrt. Bob Adams Pomeroy. . be al the bedside of hil molber, IBM 10. ~~f:en~et 4. !;;..:~en and abampooer $L. Pickens Hard· er insectl wW be eomJna t. spent lhe weekend with Mr. Mrs. M.anon Hall and Ra~y Mrs. Alice Fisher, who 11 Hrl!. Conctudes oM ~n~r. polar ware Ce., Inc. 9 19 6tc side your home where tt's and Mrs. Richard LeGoulloD vlsi~ed w1tb her daughter ID teusly ill in Meigs Geperf:t:J~: COIIIIKiter r...,.ammiftl 8 DataP......,.int ~:·;;~rc-, ~. ~;~·~wt>li : ;~o-rer iT"S TERRIFiC the way we're warm. Protect your boml ;;;·1 .~ d ~~- Fay Norris at california. pital. Kennetb Fisher, Ray Koy l'viJ<h • Burrouvho u w1ne • A <lo•• 22. on & 'l:..wdar'• ....... . II ' Bl L ~. f 1 o b'om these pests witb ARAB, ,.svl e, · Dale Rou·• came Friday and wrta,.-. c,Jl (oltect · friend · se mg ue us ... ot· c R ea t· ovailable at King BuDders Herschel Picken• of Detroit PARDONS VS. PAROLES "'' to Akron, 5unday. 16. nr..k ship aU returned ()ilrM Godo ·614) letter 1. Amel'icoa 23. Fall'lOUI :U. East ing rugs and upholstery. · en Supply Co., Middleport. spent a weekend with Mr. and A person on parole must re- M d Mr He Roush 224'4115 11. sympa· Jnrliaa t&lls ~t!.aa electric shampoof'f $1. Pam· 1 11 tfe Mrs. Early Reush. port, from time to Ume, 1;0 nd rM . .~...... c~·led S~.t.u lft· M;lrJ 1 lihlll SchooIt 1 IW~ d ~Dale 25 67 NOrth High StrHf !~~~~~: !. ~;~~odont· 3!. Flowe~ eroy Cement Block Co The Shields family held a an individual named by the a Colun*-1, Ohlit 17. Trucks ~~~t n1ing :W.A.wi.lk 9 19 6tc AU8ftONBD picnic at Portlald Park a re- parole ~rd.; a person who ~moo~ ~~~ wbt were MAs Seen Oft TYH lt.S 1tpervl:sor: t .sound, u place 39.Tear OUSH Cobbler potatoes, KenCempleCIISa•lell cent Sunday. AtUmdiBR were bas recetved a pardon, bowaco '. . ' 78 "Playa n . ~~~ lO. nebec potates for winter. Criu tlradtnrd Mr. 1nd Mn. Mout Quillan and ever, Ia IRtirely free. ce1ebrating 30th weddiq ADAMS Trading Po•t a•d An- 20 . ;;:,~Ucat JO. !;"" <2. Book Also caonlng tomatoes, pick Wrlltl. Pt.- • c.aaa.. grandson of Belpre, Mr. and llllliversary. tique Store moved to a new 11. FmmdatiOil mete., 13. F::ndosure & • •••· your own, $1 bushel Charles &. 1... IJILlDPORD llln. Early Roush, Mr. and and Mrs. Randall Roberto, Crill Bradford, Jr. of Worthlocatiol, now at Cros» Roads 22. lnd~finlt.e article r.,. Ja.mbs - · Hilt011, Portland. 0. RadDI, a.. Mrs. Roy Buck JDd Pam, Mrs. Todd and Leslie, Mr. and lngton accompanied Joe s:waln Junction 124 and state route I 2-t. Full ot t IS 25tp t I lie George Yonker, Peggy. Steve Mr1. Bob Hill, Philip, Pat and -wbo Is employed there to <» 143 on Rutland Road . Phone life 21. Thrse and Meli01a, Mr. and Mrs. Jay, Mrs. Lester Roush, Editb, lumbll!, and spent the week~d 742-4461. I I~ tic IUDGE'f I'RICED furolture lr lEWlNG me..,_ repair _. Clare!ICe Sbields, Mrs. Joann, Vicki, Gary, Mike and wilh Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Brad· usuallY our third floor budget sbop. me aD ......_ WY W2A Roberts, Todd and Leslie, Mr. Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ford and Mr. ond .Mn. Victor Baker Furalture. Middleport Tbe, Fabric Sbop. l'omtniY aad Mrs. Bob Hili, Philip, Roush and RoRer, Mr .. and Mrs. Swain. 27. Offer:-; 11 12 If< Autbllrlze<l SiDpr Sala IIIli and Jay , Mr. and Mrs. SWIM Pool dealers, In ground, 29 . EatinJ:" Obio. Don Rilfle and Mn. Jim Con- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor lnd ulensJI $!)9!) and Ul· o:P ta<·t ·•vx ~ BEANS, potatoes, tomatoes Srtice. I B tle Shields, Mr. and Mn. nolly. family of GailipoU. were Jllllts Rowing " '" ~I" Pools, Inc. t895 Whitefo rd 31 implement and melons. Clarence Pro!· Fisher, Molly, Larry and Amy . . Weekend gueoll of Mn. Elrl Sunday of Mr. and Mrl. li'rllllt Road, York, Pa. Phone 17111 · 32. Muses fit~ Portland, 0. Pb. 143-2351. UADY-Ka csautle 4111l•• Mro. weo Belles, Jr., RebiUOil wero Mr. aad Mn. Cleland. Be """-•• 755-1324. I II !Stp 35. Moe.Jem I 11 Ito ed riCbt to your projecl. Faot t11 , visillid recenUy .,lib Wallie Stover and Alvil, Mr. Mr. and Mn. • ' .! "t!Ue ALL .-cAl ' "" u -c m in u -m ---cho _u _ se _ trader, lid easy. Free llllmaliL Ferne Haymond and .111d 1\ln. Leo1ard Stever IDd •nd Mrl. Mlna Lewll wei'l fii. :ttl. Not yOomc 1ieepa 4, hot and ooid water, .Pbone 99W2M. Goqleil ley Belles, Sr. MeUsse, Mrs. David Farmer ltors in HUJ111n81oo, SalurdaJ. 3T. NOMt"Me! with bathroom. Priced to lleady-llolll Co, Middleport, David For ol Ohio lnd daughter, Columbus, Mr. Mr. and Mn~;,VOI'IIIll Black· 18. Clf!&ner 1 10 11 ae11 it sold 00011. Clyde Law- Ollio. · ' opeat 1 weekend with his and Mrs. Drew Floher and 1011 wood ol Foreaf"J!uB • ~ for BOY or GIRL fir..,... renee, Long Bottom, Obio, ents Mr aad Mra Bill of Cleveland. weekend gueslll ol ber ~ 40. Handle A1R CONDITIONING Relrtilll' ' . . A b'"""'~ party waa beld In Mr. and Mn. Hobart -llrJM . . · In Rutlond To 9115-3854. t II etp ollon service. JICk'a Refr... Mr. aad Mrs. Ted ••-• II J!Gm. fl. U.e up QUARTERhor-ie, bay: I years tratim, New Haven. PbODI atol famUy ol Columbus honor ol Mabel Robinsm at 14111 5aDdn: 'wllh lliilltw .. '""ly Eorn Monoy ond Prl... 42. Gla.ddeD. old, also bay pony mare, dDt TU 3-3517 11c a weekend with Mr. amd the home el Mn. Earl RobJII. fJrf!'! spent Sa 1 . 4 1 Dollvering Tho Doily 43. Vlpenl to colt, also hay for sale. One • Gerald Hayman. 101 Sunday IAI help her coleMary Ann Walkl!l'. H. D11tch 0,;1"' Sentinel to 11tabllshed HEATING, PLUJiliiNG, RW'al Mr. and ·Mrs. Kelly Sayre of brate her 90th birthday. Attend- Mr. ond Mn. La~renc;t . painter aow, bred. Ph. 1112-7931. Doml Bot!)e Gas. Arootd Columbus 1pent the weekend were Mn. Jack lJar&ellt,. Grimm of Pa~ . ':f•}llfllt,: 18 DAD,'f CRl'Pl'OQUOTE - Rere'o how to work Its __ _ - t lip Brotben, fll ll. MaiD SL, with Mrs. Litzie Sayre. · Pbillp Radford and Stoph- a- weekend with Mr,. • llr~ .I.XYDLBA..t.S:.a PIGS, Marvin Sto•e. Harriso,.. Pomeroy. . I :1:1 tle Raymond Adam• of Worrel iloie, Mr. ond Mn. pete IIDderick Grblun. · CALL 992-2156 lo LONGFELLOW ,;ue Road. t 18 6tp 1 In ranee and Ricky Semo• of Kent Shleida, M•. an'd Mn. John Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simi>' One letter aimpJy stands for another. In thl1 sample A 11 u.ecl ·"' · _ University apenl a weekend Fisher, Larry, ' Molly IDd .100 all!l Mr. !!lid Mn. Gerald tO£ tne three L'•. X for the two O'a, etc. Single letter., a..,a.- if64 ALcOA house' -traller, 55• kr Rent 10, 4 fl . extension on !ivins GET A quataUoa !rom liEU· wllh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams. · Mr. and Mn. Howard Simpson spent the weekend Ia trophlt'll, the lencth and (ormation. oC the words are all hints. . .. -- ~ room and same on ldtcb!l, l'ER INSURANCE AGEN\:Y Mrs. Edna Roush was lid Carl. .Mlcbl&an wllb frllltCll and rei• Each day tbe code letters are ditferent. ~ ROOM aparlm~ wltb· b1tb. owned by William Boyer. red INC. betort renewinc vour ored Moriday evening with a Weekend' suests of Mr. and Um. Pb 992-3311. - · 1 .1 II< .& .:.n>~o«.... Qaot&Uoa ~ ROOM modern hotR-- with XVV WKS USXLBZGZK BT DIS be Mn. ,I Jl ..; ... • 2 If bath, tun ~ basement and G L z B w 11 B uw x B z s L s z w G D 111 w KEW } 967 ov 170 Duo - boat _ • Roush received many gills Jp. of Cleveland, Mn. David Farm: , ·~= 1o Rarage, . L Y(tble. now, m with OMC 1su:rn drive, AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cludin~ money. Refreshments of er and daugl!tefl of Columbus.. BT :NBD8&,-RBVWXGUS New ~ ... f'!clted Oil Mid· w r.._ ·.-~now oa dittplay. Schwarze! concelled? Lolli r•ur opera~ ice cream, cake and coffee wer• Stover accompont'eel ........ .,. •• WIJ DJI\re, wiD rent reason10 Y-'!'· ~· EVERT 1lAN &HOUlD >!E.\Io llarine, llockln&porl, o. or'l Uce11H1 CaD WY H91111 IOI'Ved to the following: Mr. to their home ill Clev• '"" ""~'!l' .:,'1._...&!l"'ooto VRi: 1-i' · F.LF BY HIS OWN STANDAJ\D.-HQB.&CS obit• .Pia. liZ 2JI52. t 11 121o 1 11 lie llld Mrs. Clarenco Shli!lda, ~· lor 11 llldellllllt viiiL ' ' 11 " ' Square aod round ... .. ~ eBOATS a MOTORS eBOAT rAINT eTOOLS •~- At ·-II furrushed apartment, Middle- CONVERSieN oil bur;;er wtth 1 Ou~~DM~R';~ par~ muo. Pb. 992-3874. . controls. I. 0 . McCoy , Reeds· ' everv Saturday r.ighl . Wilkes' I ·3-tfc ville , 0. Ph. 985·3944 1 ville Ameriran Legion Hall. -9 22 3tc NOW IN PULL SWING 9 %! 3tp THREE and four room fur cc-cc--===---c-:cc----:--;Hi;c.ll Disbed apartmeots. AU utili- RUGS DTRTY? Rent electric Co'"• In •nd Retlster H.~M SHOOT at Robert WV 2116 h f $1 th Win Ridlno Mowor ties paid. Phone 2 . 8 ampooer or W1 ,QUr· 1 or Homko Unico Refripr•tpr· B h Farm 0 ff Ra ,e as an Rowley and Reed. After 6 cha>e of Lustre Foam. Eb· i Fromr Road, Sept. 26 starti•g al 12 p. m. caD WY 2-3574. ersbach Hardware, Pomeroy,, p. m Sponsored by the Ra· 4 I tlc Ohio. 9 22 6tc . POMEROY '""' ~'ire Dept. ' 21 4tc - - -- - 992-2181 2 '\OOM trater, ·1 na tura I gas, OVERWEIGHT' Reduce~ith' e 1 1 water, ail utensils furnished , llna-Trim, $1.00 for 12 tabJack w. c1 rsey, Mgr. I close to store and close to lets. Swisher and Lohse Drug, my home phone to use, will Pomeroy. 0. -- ~.22 ~ DON'T pump your sluggish oeprent to couple or private per- SlNGER-SEWlNG MACffiNE- Uc tank. Get Klean-Em-AII son. Ph. 8-13-2600, Portland, 0 . This machilll equipped to, ·-ti• tank cleaner. Land· Of The Quoiity You 9 I tfc h 1 I -• ' zig zag, make buttoo o e,, mark Farm Bureau. Wlll Value For MODERN 2 bedroom borne, darn, etc. Pay $5.50 per l 9 ll 30tc Pomeroy, o. Ph. 992-2903 day month, or pay balance duo' A Lifetim• or 992-3702 OYeninll•· $51.50. Ph. 992·321B. '!'HE AMAZING Blu~ ~~=7 14 tfc _____ _ _ _ _I 18 61c ~ilfr~li s!t;u:,...phocleo: • -D-AILY '"-ROSSWORD Rent eleclric &hampooer $1. Pomeroy WY 2-2475 Baker Furniture Ct.9 II 6ic AC D~· ~ DOWN 15. Con- '-. ~- C.&LI. - WY. MiSI . * :::Jed _.. MIDDLEPORT OHIO i iJ.,CING- ~ 'I'HI WllLm Rawlings Hond• S•J,-. . I 8 argam, 1 For Rent · - I nro·ds snme Metropolitan Moton J URGF: Warm Morntng Heat- I $5.fl00. ' l \\OULD likto tc takt this op· RETAIL salesman fur !llSJde ' rola 100 lb . capat;.·ll~ in gnod t 1\tii.F. FROM DEXTER - 110 'flY 2-2196 MtUINOrt, 0 lwnlnga.•nd Satunl•y · llurltmtt\' to thank Dr Hoi 2 TRAJI.ER spares Ph 992 ll'n g00d s lary paJd .. I d d 1 1 ·r. thli' staff of Holzer Hos- 5433 g, a · condit ion. Ph. 74z·4245. acrt>s nice 1aymg an , un er 9 20 Jtc I se varation~ an~ . other benet.tt.o;. 1 ff>n<·e. iarge barn, ()!her build. '· 9 21 31 p P'"l lht Haune Emer~··,Cy i VEHi-~K. i, room unfurmshed Wnte Bo• . ot.H•B. C-<l fit• . - --- ·- . I ings, dairy · <el up, 10 stanch· Sq~ad and our fnends and I apartm~;"nt m Middlt·pul t CaU l Daily Sentutel. Pomt>roy, ' OLIVE GRANt:E has a build-~ ions, P2 rtory, 7 room frame llt'lgilbors fo~· their knldn~ss I Walter Crooks, 992-3631. I Ohio. State age and experi-. ing for sale at Kenu Cunlt~ct house 14 bedrooms) , cellar, du rmg thf !IID4!SS auld ho:-;. 1 9 21 tfc ence. Our empi(•YE'f.>S know '1ttrl T<lylnr, Glennie Vlil ·, fll.HOO Jllt.!ili:tttJOn of my nusband · of this ad. g 22 6tc hoan or Evl:'ret't sb~on . Altwrt 1\J. Call:, Broker 1 Mrs .Clarence Roy 4 ROOM house With bath. ~ H Cl 1 d s 1 t 22 He f'h. 992-3223. 9 21 Jtc Sale or Trade 9_ 21 Jtp o•nry ~.an_•.-'- a .,mao I '"" '"'" II)' Mn. Herb•rt Roush Mr. and It·<. Wayre Brlckles - - - - - : - : : - - - ; - - 4 ROOM small furnish~d house GAS regulators for na1Ural gas. 1966 ChE>vy Stepside, automatic E'vf'nlng• 192-2568 or H2-36!14 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hupp, attended the wedding of Miss lo•t and Found In Mason. Ph. Pomerov 992~ also 400 ft. ol I illCh g<ls transiTiission, posilraction. : t 21 3tc former resklents now of Ash· Rose Marv Marcinko and Mr. 3872 9 21 3tc pipe, sell reasonable . or I sWe mount spart', Millhonf' j - .. ·- · land, are announcing the birth Charles Kelso at the Sacred LADlES' HPlbros wrist watch TRAILEk Rrown's T r a i 1 e r trade for Herrford HfltfPr I Sohio. Tuppt>rs Pl<lms , 0. ; FOR SALE OR TRADE - I or a son, ,4ug. 7 at SamaritaR Heart Church In Pomeroy re· .i.n Pemt!roy , ti11der please call Court. Minersvillt>, o. P~•ne calves ol equal value. Elber . . 9 21 :np , ronm house and bath on main Hospital i.D.TAshland. He has cently . They also visited Fon Mr'l . Ray Byel's. 949·3175. 1 992 .332 4. g 1 ~ l:!tc Johr1sor1. Ht. 2. Po1nern\. 0. i - · i highwa~ in Minersville. Ohio. been named Scott Randall, The Halsey at Veterans Memorial 9 22 3tp 1-- --- -d- h-- 0 I1 Bailey Run Road. 9 21 Jtp PUPPIES. ml.ed cock.r and j 1" 'I trade for a 1966 aulomo- grandparents are Mrs. -Je_ssle Hospital. • - -.-- - - .- - .--· · ,3 ROOM house an bat F h odl PI 992 2071 bile in good condition or wru · WHI rE BEAR water Ski bt.l Laure; St., Pomeroy. Ph. 992· 1 Wanted To Buy I rt'lll ' JXl f. 1. 9 2~ 6tP : trade for 8 farm. Write Ray- Parsons of Ashland. DorSit _Par· Mrs. James Christy or Co1"-f'Pn Racine and S~racuse .: 5293. 9 13 Uc : - - - - -- - · · mond E. Rrown. 755 Stt>lzer sens, lecal, and George Hupp, lumbus visited over the recent 0 1 ~i/it>. G~l~i:Js~r · Rt. ' ~~~P;t~ 3- Rri0M ··apa-r ment- Snd bath, · ~~N~!~tG v~:rngi~:. ~~- ~:~ TO c JVE AWAy - Kittens. j Rood St. 247. Columbus 19, PortlandJ. . p f weekend with tJer sister-in-law, "[ furnis~ed, Middleport. Ph. farms with timber. Marion, Phone Luther Frier1d Bash· 1 Ohio. 9 21 Gtc Mrll. essie ar~ons .~ M Mr. and Mrs. Charl~s Betzlng. - - - -- - · - - - - - 992-3874. ' 12 tfc 9<9 nMI 20 31 I land spent a wee wt "· Notice Reynolds, Box 77, Svracuse, .-"n._ _·- ' . P I ROOM house with bath. hoi Ada Rowe ond daughter A iayet": shower was beld THHE~: and four room Jurnisll- - 0 .... _ __ __ 9 18 102tp FORCED air Luxaire eoal fur- and cold water, Letart Falil, Mr. and Mro. Gerald Welll . . Mro. Wtlbur Robison at Ute rw: TZ LING'S BEAUTY SHOP eel and unfurnished apart- OLD COINS and paper curreo- nace. Phone Chester 9ll5-3ll70. 0. General J. Hal!, Letart Mondy. nd Mn """•'-· Hall at Alfred Satur. Pomeroy, an•ounced tht em· ments. WY ..-5434. 12 6 lfC cy in nice cOndition, material II 0 Mr ~.... 'lh aboul 40 in • 21 31 9 20 3tp Fa s, . • ••. •• D She . eel pluyment of Mary Powell as FOUR ROOM furnished •Part· before 1900 especially want· I------------'- -· -· - p res• ·aad son or' W8an~Sw0, • recenr many beauty operator. ....:Omt in menl WY 2-3658. 4 14 Uc ed, paying current , prices, TEMCO gas heater, e.nOO BTU OOUBLE I rooms and balD C., are visiting the former'• and see us lor Bonat. Car· , OOM confidenltal hsl toall parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil., Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Grue!er ·p Send and 3 roomt~~ ar 1 bath , rnod • Ch'ld and ,. R apar 1men t wt·th bath c h J 0 B01 ••• · thermostat, will heat ·sm lyle Rl.chat·ds' Breck 1 '" ,.• as nc ., v' · ~• house or 4 or 5 rootnS, f3!). ern, ~ Soulh 4th Ave., Midnd of Rock Springs were Sunday 9 9 121 p Phone 94!1-2891. Rayetle Permanents, tinting, in Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-5385. Mason, W. a. I m 3tc dleport, 0. Small down pay- Mrs. Ora Carsey, Roger a guests of her sister Mr. and bleaching and frosting. Com9 11 tfc For Sale - --- mentl!, balon<e on land .011- Terry, of Pale•Uit oaUed Mrs. Robert Dorst and Howard. plete hair care. 9 22 3lp NICE 4 robms and bath OJ>. tract. Write t430 L o k e, Mr. and 1 '\ · ~" sAU.s snvi' \ DICK ltAWLiNG$. Phone 99'1-2143 I'Omeroy,O. RADIATOR SERVICE I Male Help Wanted . .I Th11nk1 - -Card - - of ----- j \ HONO·A. - ~""' &· IIICIIl PIOPLII RAEnNARS /t @ ., ' ·H:·'• BA~Pti(HeR · ' II ONI OF rHI ,BOBCAT SPRINT Blaettnars I Pomeroy Motor Co. •, TH' PURl)' VlliW UJOKIN'our'OI"lll 1 j ;I' •I Help W1ntecl STEREO RADIO _ l!l6G lfll- CAR HOPS wanred lOW. Mull be I! or older. Apply in per- ~ouaun C.OtrWI&CTIONI nt•.,t•cl until t :ll • . • e. Sept. " :/1, ' ' . • ' ' I '·'(' , Bw SCHUL% �I ,. ) sented by Mrs. Mary Cleek bonoring her daughter, Pam, ehoc. olate cake, punch and ,mints were served. The refreshment table was attractive in pink cover and centered with an arrangement Linda Lyons. honored queen, of purple and pink flowers with prrstded and opened the meeting in ritualistic fonn . lnlro· duced, welcomed and escorted to the east were Jennifer Blake~I re, Linda Darnell Mayer, Stet'ltanit' Pullen and Linda Yost, past honorrd queens of Bethel. Linda Lyons. honored , 1uet:n and grand · 1,., of Arizona. was presented b• ~"" ' Cleek, senior princess. .,·lso u1trodu~.:ed and escorted to t h ~> ea ~ l were Mrs. Dolly Dan!'t'V 01 Newark, grand guardian ;m.d the inspecting officer, :-. J··s _ Helen Johnson of Ci'ncin-1 mi ll . past grand guardian and pl't,~t·nt grand secretary. ~ '\ purple candles In 4rYstal holders on either side. Mrs. Helene Mullen was in charge of the refreshments. Mrs. Harriett Neigler, grandmother of. Pam Cleek, served the cake and Mrs. Cleek and Mrs. Rosemary Lyons presided at the punch bowls. Due to the special meeting, th<re will be no meeting September 26 and the next meeting will be Monday, October 10. Chester CounciJ, Daughters America, met Tuesday everting with 36 members present. Mary Showalter, councilor opened the meeting In 1stic f~rm. It was reported Mary Hayes fell, injuring Cnunril memllers of the hip. A communication was read el introduced were· Mrs. Elsie from Elizabeth Halberg, state n Smith. guardian; Paul councilor. A Booster meeting nell. assoriate guardian: Mrs. to be held November 9 at the REV. CHENOEETH D;1isy Blakeslee, guardian Legion HaJJ in Marietta, was rd arY · Mrs. Mabel Goeglein, E\·aogelislic services will announced. A meeting of dis;~u:trdi~n treasurer; Mrs. Ma· be beld at the MiDersvUle tricl officers, state officers, rv \'irginit Kautz, director of Methodist Church nightly al past state officers and deputies !J tusie: :'l-1rs. Ada Nease, pro-- I 7:30 p. m. from Oclober Z was announced for October 23, nl:ltor or sociability; Mrs. Beth through Oct. 9 wilb lbe Rev. at 2 p. m. at luppers Plains, Pullrn. custodian of parapher- R. J. Cbtnaeeth of the Pea to practice for the Booster of meeting. Those attending are 1 ;l\ia. 1\Irs. Helene Mullen. pro- Rtdge Methodist Chuch WiUiam Tennessee ill charge. He bu to take a covered dish and ow.o 1:l()IE'r of hospitality; H ;nE' ~. director of finance ; and been a 'metbodist minister tBble service for early evening t ;,t;' Cowan. promoter of frat. I for 50 years, cllairmaa of the meal. ,.nw! relations. Board of Cbriltiau Social CouThe commission of E r rn a lnitiation was he~d for o~e I ceru for eJgbt years, a mem· Cleland as council deputy was candidate. A b~aut1ful wh1te ber of lbe Conference Board read. Practice for receiving na· ~ lain altar cloth presented to of Evaqgelism, and dJst.rlct tiona! and state officers and tht· Bethel by Stephanie Pullen, .Board of .Evangelism, . and balloting was held. Mrs. Clepasl honored queen, was used district secretary of evanlel- land reported on members atll)r the first time. The cloth ism. There will be speclal tending Guiding Star CoundL w<ts made by her mother, Mrs. singiag by the choir and Mrs. Showalter, 01 behalf of B('th Pullen . other groups, Pastor WendeD the council, presented M r s. Mr~ . Dancey, inspecting oifi- G. Stutler invites everyone. . Cleland a gift of appreciation. cer, highl y compl imPntfd the It was armounced that books flffict>rs and members on their ef the council would be prmlltatmll of ritualistic work. a! the home of Ada Van Miss Lyons, on behalf of the on Thursday, September ,g_ Bethel. presented a gift to The good of order committee 1 announced a grabbag sale .Mrs. Dancey and personal gifts to Mrs. Dancey and Mrs. Johnthe next meeting on October son. 4. It was also announced that At the closP of the meeting, Plans were made to tour the the next meeting wiU start members and guests adjourned Blenko Glass Company and 7:30 p. m. to the dining room where a WSAZ TV in Huntington when Quarterly birthdays were obdeoorated birthdey cake pre- the Bradbury Arts and Crafts served with a potluck dinner. Club met recently at the home The honored . guests, Mary K. of Mrs. Hilda King. Mrs. Eve- Rose, Dorothy Ritchie, Doris lyn Murray, president, presided Grueser, Elizabeth Hayes, Le· ever the aU day meeting. tha K&blentz, Ellan Mrs. King presented devotions Lillie Christy, Elizabeth FRIDAY, SATURDAY ondSUNDAY during the morning session. Mrs. bam, Laura Mae Hartung, Peggy Hutton was welcomed as ris Koenig, Lucille Kraeuter, Sept. 23-24-25 "BOEING BOEING" a new member and new year- Betty Roush, Hattie Frederick '1\1!11 Cwiis JerryLewil books were distributed. The and Mary K. Holter were each Blenko Glass Company will be presented a gift and seated at (Teehnlcolor) visited In October and the TV a special table with white cov-and11 show, Dialing for Dollars," at er, centered with a decorated "GIRLSI GIRLS! GJRLSI" WSAZ in November. birthday eako ma<ie by MarEl•il Presley Stella Steven• The club decided to make garet ru•.Ue. !Tecbnicolor) holiday favors for the Children's ----Home and Infirmary at the meeting In November. The birthday of Mrs. Oleva Cotterill was observed with a handkerchief shower. TONtGHTIIIru SATURDAY A covered di!!h dinner was Penny Lynn Hysell, daughter ''T~~~~'W:{~ 1 • enJoyed al noon and the after- of Sp. 5 and Mrs. Lawrence Hy(SIAN CONNERY) noon session Included a discus- sell celebrated her 6tll birthday (Techoicolor) sion of the projecls planned for Sept. 19 with a birthday party Colore•<;::::!"• Au1er the year. Attending the meeting at borne of her grandparents, AdmilllDD! 'IDe 11 400 in addition to the above named Mr. 'alld Mrs. Lawrence Man· were Mrs. Ethel Collins, Mrs. ley. IUABAV r MONDAY Kathryn Werner, Mrs. Beatnce Decorated cupcakes, · and TuESDAY d ~ s.;t. 25-26-27 Stewart, Mrs. Jackie Ree an.. cream, and punch were served •FIREBALL 5011" nephew, Mrs. Arline Davts and to the invited guests : Rebecca, . Fmnlde T"fv!l~:or Annette Mrs. Paul Wino. Rhonda, and Angie Miller, BecFuniceiiO. Fabiao, Chill ky BarUet~ Sandra Little, KaWills Harvey Lembect, Julie SON IS BORN thy Haley, Cathy Manley, DaParriBh, Patti Chandler, Don Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salser, vid Manley, Mike Manley , RonBandi Trio, Carole ~mbard Rt. 1, Racine are announcing the nie, Randy, Patty and Peggy SiDgen. Avalon & Fabtan are race car drivers at Daytona birth of a 6 lb. 13 oz. son, Mark McKinney, Brenda and Sberri Speedway ... beail-on wreck Allen, at Holzer Hospital Sept. Hysell and George Baley. Par. . . Fabian injured and pu~l· 17. Grandparents are Mrs. Hat· ty favors were given the guests. ed from car enveloped m flames on famed Los Angeles tie Burris, Pomeroy and Mrs. Gifts were presented and "Figure 8" track. Hear: Fire· Eve Thomas, Syracuse. games were played with prizes ball 500; Country Carnival; iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ awarded to Rebecca Miller, Ml"' Way; Turn Around; Step ..., loo Gallo.-• Rhonda Miller, George Batey, Right Up ttt: Don't Take I Gas and Get F're• Sandra Little and Ronnie Me· F•• turl ~ Oays 3 Nlihlll In Chane• MIAMI IIACH Kinney. Others attending and 0....1 D1nce Dence Get your Saver ncolr Today . . I · M C.lorcartoons: 111 MouM Unbe~levable but True ass1stmg n servmg were rs. euTIFtiD aAs STATION Lucille Casto Mrs. Eddie Man· T-.L1 Ul w. Main lt.• Pamarar. Ohle ' Mill I,.,,;•;•;;'~·R;o;oci~T~o~R;u~ln;;.....,l,l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ley, .and Mrs. Janice er. Arts, crafts Club will Tour Glass Company ·~.s~N Drive·ln ' , ' 1,\ \ Sixth Birthday Is Celebrated September 19 I MOUNTAIN MAID ALL PURPOS~ N!W SHIPMINT. RUG SAMPlES THROW RUGS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Approx. size 24 in. wide, t5 in. long. For use iii- Bathrooms, Kitchens, Bedrooms, Hallways, Dem eU . Washable. Beautiful bright stripes. Size 2'lxM. Discontinued patterns from a wen known maker of q\ltllit)' rugs. Excellent selection ln good color,o;. .- POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -· . . ' . ~ :. ' ' • - . ·~i • ·,'-1!\&J·"';'· J' i ' ·' ·' and charcoal -grey. Vour correct length. KlDI Kole kuallty. Tbl.o weebnd . Men's •nd Youn1 M1W1 SWEAT SHIRTS ANGEL TREADS Elberlelds sell the well known Hanea Windshield Sweat Shirt&. Sizes · are Small, Medium, Largl!, $2.00--$2.29--$3.00 Comfort so real, so trrestable, you'll wear them every chance you get - foam cushioned soles. Machine washable. Safest thing on two feet. Large (fits 8-9\1 ), Medium (fits 6-7\1 ), Small (fits 4-5\1 ). Choose your favorite style, "Scuff" - uBallerina" - "Boo!ee". SALE I Mens and Young M.n~ ORlON CREW SOCKS One size fits all sizes 10 to 13. 75% Orion Acrylic, 25°/c Stretch Nylon. 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ChOJise your favorite color in your fav~rlte style. CAPRI PAJAMAS . . . . ... .•• • .. • · • " • .. LONG PAJAMAS . . . . . . . . • • • • .. . .. .. .. .. 3-t$ LADY DOLL PAJAMAS ... , • .. . , .. . .. 1.1f SHIFT GOWNS ............... SU5 and Sf,1 LONG GOWNS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SUS COATS AND DUSTERS ......... ; ........US in ,reg~~w , . e'/,~- life~ l~d u·f$ Sao Our Oulotondlng Gn~upof LITTLE GIRLS BLOUSES 1.69-1.95. 2.95 railored styles and lacey trim white cottons. Long deeve and roll up sleeves. ChecltB, Prints, Paisleys md Solids. Si1.e~~ 3 to 6x mix. D'llali._European influence with front trim of suede leather. Available in coffee or grey leaftler. Tredllionai- Pullover and cardigan, V-necks of 100% wool. Fully machine wash and dry. In Burgundy, Navy or Loden Green. The Pro--A tennis-style white cable knit pullover with Maroon/Navy contrast stripes-of 100% orion, 1t's washable. Alpaca Stitch Cardigans nf orion. , Washable. In coffee or spruce green. 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Goldberg, there were reports the Russian might instead anoounce a financial contribution by the Kremlin to offset the menacing U.N . deficit. rRANSJnOR RADIO BATTERII!' , You'll fiod , 1 eomple._. oeledion . of 'l'faallillo~ ' ~dlo Bat,terleo ln. the' Muilc Department on , tlberlelds 2nd Floor -Ia•. tbe various voltaa:e:s need· ed - in ;<e rillit abope·:; needed - 'l'ith·rlih! ldDd , of connection needed. . Gromyko waa expected to take the assembly rostrum aboul noon EDT. Tllree-Hour Meeting Rusk and Gromyko met for three hours Thursday night In the secretary of state's Wafdorf-A.toria suite. "We dined and t~ked over some questions of mutual lnteresl and we agreed to continue the talk," Gromyko said when he emerged. He declined further comment. The dinner also was attended by U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union Foy 0. Kohler, Goldberg and State Department Soviet alfslrs expert Llewelyn Thompson. . 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