https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6421f9bafdf78705cf396d7715eee14f.pdf 6965fb0366597a570009578d24182c2d PDF Text Text ' 1 )(<·· I. Po!_!t.eray.MJddi~. o~ Ar d , d oun fn About p Omeroy ·-< Layette Shower 1 1118 estimated that more -Mo~d'";;d- Is Given Mrs. 1 ·.~. ~:~ :rM:~~o~: ~ Moodispaugh .•. , MEl THEATRE Pomeny. Dido TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Stpt. 30. Oct. 4 Cocll B. DIMIIIo'o fho TEN COMMANDMENTS I Technicolor) Charlton Hestbn, YuJ Bryn. ner, Anne Baxter, Edw. G Robmson, Yvonne DeCarlo, Debra Paget, John Derek. Colorcartoon Admis:::~ion: 75c: and 40e. Running ttme: 3 ~ Hrs. Shows Start: 7 P.M. Saturdav Start: 6:30P.M. Box-offiCe closes 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5 NOT OPEN THURSDAT, FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY "IATMAN" - T•chnl.,olor- Adom Weot lllllm•nl Hurl Word !Rubin) CeltrurtHnl ''" 1'"' 1 1"'1 t Aft~. ''IJ' 1 , '· " .. a1 7 ' .... l enttne • Ill VISIT ELBERFELOS MENS and BOY DEPARTMENT ON I THE 1st FLOOR Hup, Tu, ·Three , •• WASHINGTON - THE lectlve Smlce, apparently Jng a ljlanpower pinch draft nien tn the !S-Uil'Oil,Rit 34 age' bracltet. About have been ordered to lake ~~:::1 llcali. A service~ laid Mel)!lay 'were alngl8 men and •men WIUtout children who :been deferred 'at ag~ 26, then had . their llablllly ellend· ed to age 35. "It might be necessary call lOme now and we want · know how many are able," lhe 1pokesman said, '· DRESS and CAl ENDAR .J. .J. MONDAY TilE ANNUAL Oysler Supper of the Drew Webster Post No. 39, American Legion in Pomeroy, will be held Monday, October 3 at 7:20 p. m. at tile Legion Home. Finance Chair· man Guy Eddie Guinther asks all members and prospecUve members to attend. Rev. Joseph R. ,Kraley, pasJ, or. of the St. Paul s. LuJ!'e~an Church of Pomeroy ts be.gmrung a. new ser1es of adult mstruc. !ion classes In the church. These classes will begin on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 5th, and will be about one hour and 30 minutes in length. The classes will be lecture session' where the main doc. MEIGS AERIE 2171 F.O.E. trines and tenets of the Luth· l)ll'mbers are urged to attend eran Church will be taught tile next regular meeting Mon. and explained. An over·all view day, October 3, at 8 p.m. There of the Holy Bible will be part will be a reading of new by· of the course which will la>t laws. for some ten sessions. EASTERN BAND Boosters The classes are open to the wiU meet Monday October 3, public and to any church mem· from 7:3D to U p. m. at lbe ber who might like to review Eastern High School. Mrs. ".. . and Kentucky Fried Chicken the church teachings. It should Gordon Chevalier, president, in every bucket." be noted that attendance at urges all band parents to at. these sessions is entirely volun· tend. tary and that no one who at- HAT PARTY at St. Joseph's tends them needs to join the Parish Hall in Mason, at 7:30 church. In other words, after p.m. nn Monday, Oct. 3, with PHONE 992·5431 POMEROY, 0. a person has attended these bats, gloves, dresses, slips and ~~~~~~"!'!!"!"!"!"!"!"!~~~~~~"""'~~ 'sessions, and has completed pajamas on sale. The parly Is CharierNo.B441- -National Bank Region No- 41' the course, he is under no ob- being sponsored by the st. JosREPORT OF CONDITION OF . ligation to unite with the Loth, eph Altar Guild. Everyone is ' eran Congregation. If, how· Invited and refreshments will Iever, he so desires to unile ' be served. There will be no ad· with the church, he will have mission charge. OF MIDDLEPORT completed the requirements. POMEROY GARDEN club In the state of Ohio, at the Close of Business on September . The public is invited. will meet Moaday .at 2 p.m. at 20, 1966. Published in response to call made by Comptroller' , the home of Mrs. R1chard JoDes, of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. SpecialMeetingl Lincoln Hill. w-d THEODORUS Council DoughPlan IW?d bY LV ASSETS ge ters of Am rica will meet Mo., Cash, balances with other hanks, and cash Special meetings and events day at 7:W p.m. All members items in process of collection "··------- S 391,962.77 have been planned by Middle- are urged to attend. United States Government obligations port Lodge No. 363, F. & A.M. dlr~ct and guaranteed .... , ... ,:, __ ____ 1,848,678.16 for lbe month of October In TUESDAY Obligations ~~ Stales and political subdivisions 320.480.20 observance qf the Celltennlal POMEROY BAND Booste ~ns and diScounts ""··--··------------·- 3,503,278.4& Celebration. On October 4 the A . ti ill eet Tuesdrs ed assets , _____ ,____________________ 72,784.64 Masonic hisiDry will be given ss~~ on w mthe Se .ay Other assets , _______ , ___ ,_______________ 14,884.99 and 25 year pins will be pre- at 7. p. m. at ruor TOTAL ASSETS ,_,_, ________________ S6,152,069.22 sented to members. School All . • High members are audiiDrium. urged to attend. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK October 11 Will be the annual POMEROY CHAPTER 186 Father and Son Banquet at the OES ·n 1 Tuesday at 7·45 Demand depo~ils of individuals, Temple. Past Masters' Night m.wtTh.:"wlll be election. of partners~1ps, and corporations -------- S1,373,688.32 will be observed on October 18 ~fficers Annual dues are to Time and sav1~gs deposits of Individuals, with the 3rd degree clll!ferred be id .... .,_ p~rtnersh1~s. and corporatio"' -------- - 3,858,662.66 and refreshments to foMow. Ken· pa · .,.,poSits of Umted States Government , , .. , 10,901.03 neth Sejtes worshipful MasWEDNESDAY De~~ts of States and political subdivisions 215,430.16 te ill ' sid Certtf1ed and officers' checks, etc. , .. ,_,__ 10,043.67 r, w pre e. THE GUILD of Grace Epis, TOTAL DEPOSITS ,_,,, $5,468.705.84 copal Church will ;meet Wed· Total demand deposits , , $1 ,534,043.18 omo VALLEY GRANGE nesday at 7'30 p m ill the par· Total Time & savings deposits .a 934 662.66 LETART FALlS - 0 hi o . h h · · • Other liabilities , , __ , .... ,,______________ ' ' 74 I248 .04 I "'alley Graage No 2•1• held 18 THEouse. ~ MIDDLEPORT Literary Ch~!mS~o~~~~cotton twills, scrub den· ims, semi boxer waists and re- gular styles worn with 1 belt. All are 100% wash ';;:'!:; Club will meet Wednesday af- Roush in the chair, The follow· ternoon at. the home of Mrs. ing officers were elected for 0. P. ~em at 2 p. m. ~· 100 000 00 o~~~.~~~-;~¥~lri~:~ ;~~~· ------------ $ ' . the coming year: Master, Her· Klem will. presen!. the revieW. · No. shares outstanding 2000 bert Roush; overseer, Erma The. Ladles Auxiliary of ChesSurplus .,. . . .. .. ---------,-------------300 000 00 Wilson· lecturer Nora Cross· ter Ftre Department will have . Vndivlded profits , ""--------------------· 209;115:34 steward, Alice 'Balser, Ass•i. 8 Stanley party at the flre steward, Andy Cross; chaplain, hoUBe, Wednesday, October 5, TOTA · L CAPITAL ACCOUNTS --------- 609,115.34 Rev. James Early; treasurer, at 8 p.m. All Interested Ill helpTOTAL LIABILITIES AND Early Roush; secretary, Mrs. ing the Fire Department are CAf'.iTAL ACCOUNTS -----·--·--- $6,152,069.22 Herbert Roush; ~te keeper, invited to attend or send an or. MEMORANDA Jol1h W~fe; ceres Julia Ear- der to a !'!ember. Light re!reshly; Flora, 611tdys elds; Po- menta will be served. as shown above are after deduction of mORa; Eula Wolfe lady Asll't reserves of , ____ , , _____ ____ $ 18,413.321steward; Barbara' McNicklea' fr lbe 1 1r --"bit •- the Harold E. Hubbard, V. Pres. & Cashier, of the above. . ·' om a ""'u "' bank .do he•eby rteclare that this report of condition ElU!CUUve ~o~ttee; Pete Letart Methodist Church. 'l1le and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Shields, leg~s!ative agent; AJ. Great Bend Grange will be in· · dy Cross, home ecooomlcs com. vlted 111 the October 24 meetHAROLD E. HUBBARD mUte, Barbara McN~kles, M1- lng. Installation of officers will :We, the undersigned directors attetrt the correcttiesa of bel Roush asci Erma Wll&on, be held at the 1191 meeting by of condition and declare that It baa been eum- JQillor cbairmaD, '/WI· Jlllltel Tbomaa Sayre, Mjlller· of lbe and to the best of our knOW!edce 1lld bellef II Ear)jl; 1(0ulb · ~. Eula Gresl Bead Granp, A correct. Wolfe; Ceulea!lJa1 ehabiniD, Juct lunch was eenrad. ; CAPTT AL ACCOUNTS C '* BERNARD V. F{/L'l'Z JAMES F. ARNOLD DALI II. DtJ'I."l'dH ' . ' BUILDING ROAD - Heavy equipment of the Mel gs Count HI h trustees is con~lructlng a section of new road connect! ng the 0 Y1 htg way DepartmPnt ed Suttoo Township ersville . This proiect of the counlv hi h · u r owr and Welrbtown Hill roads near Min· mile of road is being built. It ll'ill be ~a~~~ind:J~:~~~~ ~ef~~n~~i~ last s:~~~i p~~~~~ximately one· third of 1 0 Pomeroy Fire Truck Debt Paid Cff lion of permanefit preso slacks In the rroup. $1.95-$2.95 . Elberfelds men's department has a fine selection of Be ~te also to see ihe line eroup of· boys slacks with matching shlrt.s in olwt 3 to 7. 2.95, 3.95, M5 mens aport shlrta In aU oiz. es. Plaids, solid colon stripes, regular cut shlrta, MR. WilNGLii STRIPliD SCHOOL' TROUSERS tapered ahlrtt with I o n 1 tails, butto'n down eollm, regular widespread ex~llara. Made of scrubbed hickory slTipe, 100c;~ cotton, wide belt loops, very tapered I P-~s. The Mod look with Carnouy ·#,, Street styling. You should slop In on the $4.95 WORK CLOTHING Now is a good time ~o an of the fine ~Ions and pick out what you need se- winter. Lee Work Pants Shirts, Lee Overalls ~ & 2.95, 3.95, 4.95, 5.95, 9.95 carpenters, painters, Car· hartt Brown Duck Jackets and Coats, Carbartt Over· alls in re~ar Enemy DraWs Tighter 1st floor right away. See lect the work clothes you will need this fall and and ear· penters styles. Jackets of cotton twill with q1,11tt lin· ing, matched work pant, You'll al10 llko the Hltctlon of mons dron ahlrh In white. solid colon and llrlpoe. Your favorlto:;-tylo In the pro- and work shirts, Hanes un· derwear in your choice of sty1eo and in all slzeo. Just stop in the mens de· partment on the 181 floor, took around, hove the salespeople help you and buy what you need now .. per neck al10lllll •I- length for you Young SCRUB DENIM JEANS Sizes 29 to 38 walllt measure and In your correct length. Wide belt loops, slim cut with tapered lees. Blue. Made of 50% polyester and 50% cotton. $5.95 WORK CAPS These work caps are completely washablo·- fit proo perly and give 111tmotrt satlsfactioll. Sizes 8% to• 7'!11. Solid colors. '" SHOP CAP STYLE with Pukocl Top . ~ SPORTSTER STYLE (Llko • B11oball Cap) -41•· DRESS SLACKS DRESS SHIRTS NEVIll IRON Made of 50% Kodel polyester - 50% combed cotton. Long point button down collar. White, Blue, Maize. In neck sizes 14'h to 17. A fine quality men's slacks made of 70% orion aery· Uc and 30% worsted wool. Regular cut dl'eu ataW In sizes 30 to 42 waist and altered to your correct length free. SoUd color for fall and winter weat, $CJ.95 . $4.95 Bo Sure To SHAll Tho Other . MENS DRESS SLACKS YOUNG MEN'S CORDUROY GOAL COATS $16.95 ,$8.95 ll'fiO!Ie. ' Nora Clola. FoUowJils eiee. . ', ' Dlrectora tiCII aC ol,flcers lhe GI'IIJI&e wl- Brf&ham was the name · aC eel to llvt 1M malerill llfl 8uflllcl BW'1 borM. tDilU, 'Medium, lar&e and extn~~e. . .· . OPEN SArtJIDAY t · EL·&'EI~ ,,1', ,. '" . , • f I ', 1~ . . . '• . ' (> •• *" . , .,: W wovell•alJIIlwpa In a. nne ae1actlon of ia~ .-.!:.,. IDrful Dlaldl. two pockela, reiN!ar wlde~d eDt~t.:!fllill OPEN EVIIY WEEK DAY 9:15A.M..TQ·U•M ·. . SPORT SHIRTS.:, .. .~ Thera ore many other atJ1o joc~et. for mon all arranrect for your easy oeleetlon. SIDp in on the flnt floor - try on aol\tt of lite Jaclreta and Car Coat.o. Buy wbot you noad. . . . ASpeclel Y1Juel Men's Lon11 Sf•vf , ) "SUR COAT JACKETS $14;95 '· Look at all the other· jackets arid oor coats fol'' mil'! onliGle now on the lst·floor. A.:fine selectioll fllf ct- · MEN'S DACRON & COTTON Poll!llar ear ooat 1qtb. Zipper front, I slub pocket!, shOll.'of lite laet•t II 6'% darron pofyeater and ~% combed aitton and It baa a·warm ptli! ltntns. Navy blat rolor. Slt.ett 38 Ill 46. .. Waist length jacket. zipper front. 'ouv, ~teen col!lr., warm quilted nylon Unlll1. Sizes lmlaU, medllun,·Iarft and extralarse. Y011'll want to see all the other stl/le jacketl for mtn alld 1/0Ung men ln ttllles and llizes for evel'flom. ·~' $5.95 to $U5 Men's Corduroy J.ackets Popular Hockmeyer wide wale corduroy with deep Iu:urlous acrylic pile Unlnc. Dark olive. Knitted col· Jar. Sizes 36 to 48. • I MEN'S ORLON end WOOL MEN'S OXFORD CLOTH . .. ·~.542,953.88 ~threw:~/':~: .. 'n wear with a big selec• LTA BILIT/ES TOTAL LiABILITIES .,·-·----------- LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS nylon and cotton blends, boxer waist style, i ' .. SOCJAL !. WORLD A Adult Series Of Instruction Is Announced ' ·' r '· I ourt ,, lilt 25 a! 't "/1. .. Seoo t'"w..•••If "" ,....... · Ill tftI VIlli" ully 1'"11111 ' ' 1 ''"" ' '. f I Mrs. Joe Moodlspaugh was ~.,, ..... OU guest of honor at a layette report given on te<eljt camp. ber 10.• Coffee wiU be served at elation and. also served as sec- of Mr. and.l)lra: Antho)lJ Slroll ~ shower given recently by Mrs. ing trips at a·meeting oi Brown- ·JO a.m. and the .meeting will retary of the association for ol ®lciM~•, 8l!d Mr. Clt"!tl Russell Ferguson at the Moodle Troop 5 held at the home of starl at 10 a.m. All women of several years. In November, l!alflekl, .JOII' of Mr. arid ~ lspaugb home. Games were M H A 8 ~~· t ed their leader, Mrs. Richard Yau· the I!Jstrict are cordtallv invlt. 1962 ne was elected Presid.ent Raymend Hatfield of 1\lilladl rs. . am ~ re um gha • • ' · .,, 11 liiTied Sli'""".. played and prizes won by Mrs. home Frida evenln after a n. . ed. r of the Ohio Welfare <;on!erence, were, q,..~ y m.. -~· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null, William Hall, Mrs. Gorden week's vislf at Kingston lth Offlcers named Include Mer- · There will 'be five workshops, an office he held until .hi!! all- ~venihg ·at the }lome ·.of · llielr Crooksville, visited over the Clark , Mrs. Ellis Clonch and her son and dsug~ter·i.,~w rl Ault, chr.; Becky Rj>ush, with the spechil.interest W<Irk· polntment as State Welfare l,li· .un~4UJll. aunt, !Mr.,. ~ ,,... weekend with ber father, Mr. Misa Brenda Dray. The door Patrolman and Mrs. Keith Bar: secretary; Vicki Mantey, asat~l- shop being the Bible study · for rector. . (Jitarleo .,Wllllee; 1\Utliit¥1 llbad. Clarence Clark. pnze was awarded to Mrs. nitz and son ant secretary; Kalhy Hams, 1967, ''Joy for an Anxious Age," Tbe theme for the meeUrlg is .The ~· 'Robei1 smltl), pal Mr. and Mrs. Val Edgar Rey. Juanita Dray. M d M J hn d treasurer; Sheryl Hanning, flag a study on Philippians, This "Extending Your Ministry " tor of lhe JIYsell Run l'rtt nolds and children of Mor- After the honored guest had fam~·Y •;pent r~e ~eeKend :~h bearer : and Kathy Baker, door will be presen~ by Mrs. Ra~ Reservations should be made Methodist Church) reid ·,!be gantown, w. Va., spent the opened gifts, rerreshments of relatives and friends at Norton tender. Currie of Springfield, Ohio. The through the local churches and vows of the double ·rt'll cere weekend with his parents, cake al)d Ice cream, decorated and Williamson, W Va. Reports were given on the other workshops will be, Admin· sent to AJIIesvllle by OciDber ~ony at. 7;30 .f· ~· Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds. with the stork and pink and Mrs John Dursl ·and daugh camp1pg day at Camp Kla~u. lslrative, l'f9gram, World Ser- 6. Followlnj .~he ciaremony lite M nd Mr John Smith of blue booties theme, was served ter M H'ld R th ' f. to near Chester and plans were vice, and Fellowship. couple 'i~ft for' a wedding triP r. a s. 'th fl d h • rs. I a o mger o ma4e to attend the Holiday on . I Charleston, w. Va. spent the WIAttecndo1ee an puMnc · J h Cincinnati were weekend guests Ice show at Huntington W Va The afternoon speakor will Audit/no Committee after 111l!!ii>·herthey th(Wil golll to .h . th M ng were rs. o n f M d M El th R · · · · ,. Columbus ·W e ey w re· weakend ~~~ his mo er, rs. Reynolds, Mrs. Juanita Dray, ·o r. an rs. swor owe Ocl 16. The group also dis- be Den~er ·L. While, DtreciDr of Of Council Meet• . . ' J. K. Stmth. Sr., and other Miss Carol Dray. Miss Brenda and Mrs. Thomas Hood. cussed plans for ·a 'Halloween t~e Ohio Department of Pubslae. ,,, . ,, , . relatives . Dray Miss Norma Dray Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George Korn party at Camp Kiashuta iancl 1 he Welfare. Mr. White received The auditing eoo~mlttee ol Attending the weCidlnl wert Edith Haptonstall, Ohio Unl-~ Gord~n Clark, Mrs. Willis..; Jr. of Col~mbus ~pent the visit to the Marietta College his B. S. de&ree from the Col· Theodorus Council, Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hal· verslly spent the weeKend with Hall Mrs Robert Clonch weekend Wllh thm parents, Museum. The troop committee lege of Education of Ohio Unl· of Amertca, met Thursday ev- field, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence · ' . · ' Mr. and Mrs. George Korn Sr. . verslty and has completed a enlng at the borne of Mr. and Andrews ·abel Susan anil Ray· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. Gilbert Henry, Mrs. Ed and Mrs John Thomas IS composed of Mrs. William d h M J J 0 1 the Syra •· Mr aDd Mn flaptonstall and son. Bill. Henry, Mrs. Harley Johnson, Mrs Mary Wippel ~~~ re. Morris Mrs. Fred Hoffman yUealr 0 igraty Huatel study teat 0 1"1 rs. almethsMrs' ~~ ;~tnhart. mond, ancl · · · ' n vers . e I I ve ran • cuse, w . ' Withee. . ,., Mrs. 0 scar Rous h has gone M.rs · Glennl·. e L'ttl 1 e, , 'M'138 Con- turned. horne from Holzer Hos- and Mrs. Donna Glaze. world War II, having served trustees, as hostess. ' · to Florida lor several weeks me Halsmger, Mrs. Lovena pita! where she was a patient with the Navy. Before enterln~ Following the audit of the vl•lt with hll brother and other Neal, M1ss Brenda Johnson for the past two weeks. welfare work, he taught tD books, a social hour was en- cia! secretary, Mrs. , lAllie Irolotlvo!, and Mrs. MoodiSpaugh and Mrs. \lrs. Margaret Dannhardl re- In nautical terms, a blan~- Ohio public schools. He ha• joyed and refreshments were Hauck, tresurer; Mn. ·~ Fergus?"· . turned to her home, Columb~s, et means lite tsctlc of blocklnt years experience In publtr served by Mrs. Meinhart . to Hayes, recording .. seeretarY • PLAN AUCTION J Shendmg Mgifts were Mrs. Pat Sunday, after a two weeks' VIS· wind from other boats' salls 1 welfare, with moie than 15 Mrs. Ray Seldenabel, deputy; and Mrs. J-.epb Beegle and . o nson, rs. Charles Sm1th ' I't WI'th Mrs. Frank Fugate . . your~ sails. . u•u&' trulleea. 'MHI Pa•t Officers of Racine M w1th · yesrs as Director of !ha Athens Mrs. Richard Campbell, fi nan- M.... ""· Donald ""' , t'havtur Oti:S will aponaor rs. James Johnson.. M Chris Tompkins, student "'at 1•11"111 HUCtlon tollowlng t h elPaul Siders. Mrs. RoSie Cough, Ohio Northern University at I'IMUIIr mHllnl of the chapter enor, Mrs. Norman Hawley' Ada, spent the weekend with I totlllihl. The proceeds will be Mrs. hNorman Van Meter, Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. •lv•n to the chapter toward I Wng 1 Haley, Mrs. Jack PhlJ, F. Tompkins. ,, • h ol h 1 ts Do Ips, Mrs. James Ferguson. M1ss Mrs E E Roush was the llllfU 110 01 6811 se · · Add' H ad! Do 1 . . . n•tlont will be 11ladly accepted. le e ey, Mrs. . ug as Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. See The Big Selection of Shirts - Jeckets • Trou sers • Undarwe1r • C1ps • Work Ckfth~n· • _, ...... -·-. -· Grover, Mrs. Vtrgm1a Waley, Charles Withrow. Mrs. Marvin Little, Mrs. Betty Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Harless Neckties. Gloves· Belts· Now Is Wonderful Time To Buy What You Need For Fell ·~ Willi~ms , Mrs. Elizabeth 1 of Clearwater, Fla., are the MoodiSpaugh, Mrs. Ralph Mar- guests of her parents, Mr. and Winter Wear tin, Mrs. Pat Covate, Mrs. John Mrs Ernest Davidson ~~=-~=~=---------------------------~---Tyree and Mrs. Charles PuJ. · · Little Boys s; 111 3 to 7 ·.• uns. Middleport ,. ,I I I Brownie Troop Women ol Distritt.l/1 are lpvited , Stro$s-Hatlield .· Names Officers, To Meeting in Amesville Oct. 10th .VowsateT'QketJ Hears Reports 11~~ ~~otom:f~~~ eo~:~. !er!~::=:::r~e On$Qtu~day · · ·. ~ tlfficers were oa~ and a be held . at AmeavUie on OcJo. Ohio Welfare , DJreclol'll' Asso· M18s Janet $trDS.!.'dauihta. : IU:O~\"u~~~~AY OM " Nil~~~ ' .I' i Oct. 6·7·1 J 1sae Ah l .,. · 'travelers. IA« Oct. s, /j ' .. ' . 't"' ' ' ,, ' ' ' .•'· ll .. ···. 0 .•.. . ,• ·v tD-l>aUr sentinel, ,. •' ... ·.,. ;:<·,~·· ·';.~~·;o. · ;!~;; t ,; '> . ~.95 · .· · . . .:./ : 1-Ai h. Joe Moeh Honored Velerau Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Lydia the ersbach, Pomeroy; Jenny Hoi, Gallipo- ley, Pomeroy; James Thomas, Middleport; Charles Willlamo Haven; Virginia Pierce: Lorena .\all, MldJiunes White, Pome. ••' I ' , �. .. ( ' ,, \ . \ • ,. ~- - ............ . ' ' t· . ••, ' ., ' ' '' •• • • •• •- - · · - " - •• ,\ ,~ ._,.. w > .- ~• ••·• •'•· • P - . > .-..- , _.. - · - - • -' ~• • " ' - ' •"-" I.J'•w · .. ., • ~ ·; \ I ~ - '" •' ' of 'Home Sweet Home' Boosted Again Pomeroy-Middleport,~-~ct. ~ __19~!_ West Virginians Wr~k ~arietta 38 to:O,, .. Ball0ts will ~ -=:y:7.:7:':7.,.~: ~rmont a.rr earlv $1,000 on Interest Rate Hike ' Yh By N Carry.0ver a 1,300 I wu~. !Ioney ssues Five F'ined in lz.D_ 1e~Jh~::ti:OO~f t~~st: Caribou Transport . ' 2-DaUy Sentinel, ordinanceo-were discus.•ed at 8 meeting of the Mld~leporl Boord ol Affairs Monday evening, reported fresldeot Donald Mullen. Tbe ordinances will be brought to the attention of Middleport council at Its next regular meeting, said Mullen. Attending were Rich· ard Gress, member, and Board Clerk Mrs. Sigman. ' No replacement tor the board's for· mer president. Mr. Lee Smith, resigned, has been announced by Mayor c. o. Fish- Dodgers 8· 5 Favorite in '66 Series The State Fresh· rMarietta (Jollege's frosh. broke loose on yaN man football team, playing in Nearly 600 persons TD run. The conversiQn ·. the first college game ever on the game sponscired by t h • kick was blocked. . the Pomeroy High School foot- Pomeroy Athletic Boosters. Tile alma mater -nl• Pollllli'O) ball fJeld, scored a lopsided Fairmont lock 8-0 lead ear· Heed Grid Coach . · Charlli 38-0 victory Monday night over ly .In the first quarier when Jim Bickel, , wbd I' 1 a ed WASHINGTON <UPil -The (FHA) or guaranteed by tho financing also pa~ a one half of ~vernment-moving again to Veterans Administration , VA). 1 per per cent msurance fee. , fet cash Into 1 dollar-poor The average FHA mortgage 'fhus the new FHA rate martel-has boosted the i• about 116.1100 over a term of actually will be 61\ . per cent. 1 fl. new FHA and VA 30 years. The rate Increase wUI The VA·backed mortages · -~·mortgages to the highest level increase the monthly payments carry no mortgage fee. al· COLUMBUS fUPI) - Bal~ots Kills at Least 5 gley~rda~u~!":n th~v~st[l'o_·p!!la~t!J-. . '. Ill history. o fr such a mortgage by 2.5o, thousn the borrower must pay In OhJO WJII_ carry more tan AN KHE. VietNam (UPI) ' " ' 91 :-:. Tbe maximum Interest rate or 1921.60 over the t<fe of the one half of 1 per cent ot .the 1•300 local JSsues, 10 addot<On A u.s. Army caribou transpott second quarieil. 'Jbe boo :·1· •• .._ was loan value of tile mortgage In a ,to selection of person• to fill the exlti ' tiQ'I/t . ~gatn Wilt·(, · t. u•ese mo.,..ges · •• Ia t . ffi . th N plane on a medical evacuation •o""' . , . • , . '·li>•shed Monday from sa..4 to 6 Home buyers who gel FHA lump sum at"'" s r. l varoo_us o Ices, m • ov. 8 • "'1' ···' ••,_ • • "' · 1 t100 mission today crash~ Into a Five persons were fined • . e ec ~ mountainside while coming in bonds of two others With live 'l!lilut'et. Je~ ~l!rliu "pi,r cent in an effort to make more mortgage money availa· Secretary of Slate own for a landing in fog and heavy in Middleport Mayor c. ,econ~ period ,Mike Marta SCOI\ to potential home buyers. saJd Mo_nday that county boards ed on a 5 yard r·-"_lto •.....,. tht '· ·. "'• "' rain at this Central Highlands Fisher's court Monday. "'I """"' 0 1 e1ect•on repor ted 1·327 specThis would boost the cost of • base. ' · Fairmont margin to 18-0. The -,,6 000 mortgage over 30 years lal issues already olaced on at least They were, Ned Call, kick for the · exll'li poiDI !fBI : by 'nearly $1,0011. ballots with more still corning .:: r. ' ' "1!"'17>l'"""'' •. ~,,' n?eir~er:::rt~e:dkilted and Mi~dleport, $10 ~nd costs, Iwide once more. 10 .. The mor••a•e market has · bo t o · · d Th 'J was toxocation· Clyde Bayles Fairmont l"'t the field wl,lb , · · 1aII ons we r e ·A total of 1,017 tax levies and · ,. n"ed by many DECATUR. Ala. (UP[) Army. regu a u 2 IDJUre . e Pane ' • a convincing Zn ~-·a"'"' oo •• be.n abando ankhn Delano Beggs th t COMMITTEE TO MEET carrying a crew o! f_our, Middleport, $2.1 and costs, ...., c.., '"" ,..., 1 .;Jendtrs for higher•yielding in· explicit. Lay preac her· f_armer F. r · 177 bond issues, e 1alter o-toxication; William Smith, gleman got over from ·111e · l ' vestments In an eronorny hard either would have to give up . hls dream of becomt~g .~ taling $3011 million. account for The Executive committee of mclud.ng two A<r Force pliOts, Middleport, $25 and costs, tine will! 1'-mlntlte left ill resstd to meot all the demand soldier or give up his beau tofu!, "LIZ Taylor-lookmg the bulk of the questions to be the PomeJOy Elementary PTA ! and 2; passengers. orderly house; Robert Pooler, the fir~ ~all. .• for investment capital. I wife. . . . . j\liddleport, $25 and costs, . The ~ei!i"Vfrs~ team • con1 t 1 voted on. There also will be . will meel Wednesday , October Robert c. weaver. secretary Army recruiter Sgt. Jtm Stivers had ~e~n ha ~ne~ 88 municipal charter pro(l08als 5, at 1:30 p.m. at !he horne of SPACE SAVER SPARE orderly conduct, and tmued Its al!jiull ·in the Iaiii ot housing and urban develop· Beggs, 26, dunng the pa~t th~ee he:r~, 1 ~ eorning and 43 local option e!ertions on the presodent, Mrs. Leo Crew. AKRON (UP!) -The B. F. Allensworth, 49 , Middleport, - .after the lh!rd quar- · ment, said abnormally high when _Beggs walked mto hiS office t a c o er m sale of alcoholic beverages_ Plans WJII be· made for the Goodrich Cn. announced today and costs intoxication. was pl~y~d. withqut any tal1merest rates have drained that hiS was the step ofconvtcbon. 1 r 1, .. B n- Brown predicted the huge Hallow.,.n party October 27, at the development of a new pas' _ wflen Kelly went 12 money away rrom the mort· "I d1vorced my WJ!e, now can en IS · egg~ number of local issues would the school. senger car tfre that folds it- Forfeiting bonds were . 'The extra point attempt gage market. "and made ll nounced ._ d hi b dependents for enlistment attract a greater number of j self up and tucks nearly Into Edward Weaver, 33, a kick failed. .:· . . enhste m ecause . the trunk space now tak- 'J bus, $25, assu red cIear doffocult for home buvm to •·we . . d I h0 That's when Beggs, who. used voters to th e oo II s. BACK. INTO PITS half Fairmont got Its slxtb and · fi - " Jhe< young out manof wlife to preach at the Walnut Grove ·- · - 1 · lnts late In tb • obtmn mancmg. k · the km h t heo wants CALL ANSWEREDen up by a conventional spare. and J ohn Sheet s, Jr., 28 • SIX·po The new 6 per cent ratl'-lhe now~: ah to do Baptist Church on Sundays, The Pomeroy emergency FAIRMONT, W Va. (UPD dleport, $2~, reckless quarter when George EdJIIalimum allowable undor pre- land ~~- I e ~o~ra~e.. Silvers while farming during the week, squad answered a call Monday Orders from Un ited Mine Work· FAST BACK got lll from .the e. $l!nt legislatio?-:-dlll's not apply ~ :~~e mg a u ' · !decided to give up his wife- at 6,4o p.m. at the office of ers Umon President W. A. NEW YORK (UP!) -Dallas individual scoring effort o! son of former .I.IJ ltle 6 m<lhon oulsland~~~ Tile recruoter said Beggs had temporarily. Dr. John Ridgway for Watter !(Tony ) Boyle has sl"rled strik· linebacker C!Juck Howley, 1966 National Football . IP?m~roy Scljocl M~ntor mortgages onsured by be ember of the National ! Beggs won honors In baSic King, who was taken to Veter- ~ ing rnal mmers back to work in whose 97-yard run with a season, was named wmnerl J<mmy of <flncllo Federal Housmg Adm~~tratoon G:~nrda ;::,d Army reserve for training and graduated three ans Memorial Hospital by the ~!arion end nei ghboring Monon- recovered fumble at Atlanta Monday of the Mesnen Fast· nati. was a at 1'1£bl.end SIX years and had tned for months ago in the upper hal! of ::!::::::...:lr:.:e::a:ted:•:_:•:.:: nd::__:re.::::le:as=e= d .=g=a=h:: el:=.a:.:C::o:u::.: nt::ie::s::.=:=::::::::::=:=Su::n=d:=ay;;;;ra~te;;s;;;;;a;;s;;;th;;e;;;;lo;;nge;;;s,;t;;ba;;c;k;;;o;;;f;;;;;th;;;e;;;;;;W;;;ee;mk;;;;a;;;wiiia!'lliiiiii.iii 1for Marietta. three years to join the regular hiS class at the Ft. Benmng, . Army and go _to Viet Nam .. IGa., heiJcopter p<lot trammg <Continued from P:.~e t 1 His apphcatwn got _lost m s<hool. . .• . Army pa~rwork but fmallv m He remarroed h<s ex-w <fe It as ld BOOne pres ent. onf re!-lu "' r· d t' d th 1 ' t' 'th Dr October 1965 he got an after gra ua wn an e coupe to plan • mee mg w1 · · h ... v· t N ._.. , h 11 0 r m oh·10 State answer. It carried a hilch. 1now asano,..erson. 1e am.' Mtc e e Sonolog~. cat - 8 eggs, WJ'fe, 1''·nd a, an d sma·11 The Army sa<d Warrant Officer University Rural De <on c-onstituted one too many Beggs would leave Ft. D1x, partm~nt . , · - ·----· -- -N. J, today for a 13 . month The PllgrJmaK• . meeting {} tour of duty in the Southeast scheduled last Apnl 10 was ASia battleground. reset for the November ses· ' • ' sion. Camp •"rancis Asbury. and ColumbUS, lO the Offices Of the Ohio Council ol Churches wPre ' u l suggested as points lor the Pll- ' T PLEAS~NT - frank L gnmage. ' P . · Tho ministero joined the<r l Roffle. 63. of 1008 Mt. Vernon amili" for a potluck d1nner Ave ., died this mo~~ng at the ; Gauge readings: GatlipoUs •t the farm home ot Dr. anrl JGalhpohs Med<cat "enter fol- Dam 12.1. 14 3 running 5 feet Mrs. Lester L. Roush after the jlow<ng a tong illness. Ion rollers. Pomeroy - Mason buslne" session . Attending were : He had been superintendent ' 20 60, Pt. Pleasant 2411, Hooton lev. and Mrs Rochard Marlin Jot the Pt. Plea<ant Ci<y Water· 2 03, ~anawha Falls 6.37 fall· , 1nd sons, T1m and Andy : Rev ., works smre 1941 . and was form- mg. Charleston 19_7; _fallm!. ~nd- Mrs Jam., Early aoo son. 1 erly employed by the Columbus London Dam was runnong 1 • >hro<lopher; Rev and Mrs. l and Southern Ohio Eledric Co. feet. Marmet 11'1 feel, and ~arvor Wolloam< Rev and Mr.. when the city purchased the Winf<eld Dam 4 feet. . hester Lemley. Rev. and Mrs ' aterworks from thai firm . 8o t M t • llax Donahue. Rev and Mrs : w I a · ovemen '· .. Paul A. Sellers. Rev. Donald Mr Riffie was born Jan. 24, Ohio Rtver ·- . 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M Tennessee 0n]y·N . ew comer · ..·: 10 • UPfS Top }0 f'ar ly 1Cll Maf!on Countv WPlfar~ Coun· • 14, 7 a.m. : Mark Easton down . Pt Woods· up Greenup 12 20 am ..· GE 11 the solo producer of )el Ferr• · ' and floyd R1ffle . tftline~ used in Navy MarlnP Pleasant also s_urvlve . I J . S Lewis up Greenup 1:15 and Air F'orce f4 Phantom Funeral servoces WJ!I be am Franklin B up Greenup d ...,, Thursday 2 P m . '" ohe Crow- 2 50 am . Sa lly Polk "P Green· ~ ••" an n.r 1 reconnah•s- Husselt f, une ra 1 horne Buroa ·1 up 3 2; a m : Ravenswood up II I 'DJ!ce panes .as we as I e . be . " " t •'emetery 11 .. . .~ T'" b' engme.; . for r tl.lr WI . ,. ~ncres ~ h f . Gree""p 4·25. m -· Luther Herd .,.turtne · hI f I frtf'nds mav ran at ~ f' uner- man up Greenup 6 25 am . · ~ serv1ce e !copters. t a so prn ed 1 ' :d!Klet machlnt guns and batt le al home alter I p m. W ne~ I Andrew Ca lhoun down Green; field rildar equipment dav . up 8 30 a.m.: Babv Lear up • - --- -j Meldahl I·30 p m : Barbara IIUTLAND DEFEATf.O Gay up Meldahl 4·40 p m; In1\ : d10na up Meldahl !0 25 p.m . RuUand's 7-llth gr.de te•on ' Zimmer down Meldaht 4 am .: M ld hi 5 : l~ffll'ed I :111-0 setback Mon- SEW YORK :UP II - Sloek I z h d :, #y rvoning agai~sl lhr vi soling A ton '-"P yr own e a :pnceo ronlinued on ret,.al 40 a m.. A. J. Patteon down !- jalllpolis Bluo Devils RuUand durong Ih' f1" 1 hour 0 t tra dmg Meldahl 1 a.m. D w lte :wJII travel to Middleport for • lodav. IUhu!'SdiiV evening game Th• The Ulliled Press lnternalion- Gallipolis am a r Babes arr undefeated I II Hougland up NO p.m. : Jeff. al sto<·k rolarket Indicator e boat up 1 am.: H. E Bowles n 76 per cent JUSt before the down 3 20 a.m.: Solvay up e"d of the flrsl hour Losers 3:4.1 a.m.: Flag Ship down 4. ANXIOUS TO I.E~VE outnumbered gamm, by more IS a.m.; EIFercliff down 4 20 WASHINGTON •UPJ1 - Th• than 3-l<H "' 6tlf\ dechned wh<le am ~uckeye State up 5 a.m.: gett1n1 lht scene ot ad only 184 advanced. Dow Jones Jenks up 8 50 a.m. possed 22 bills Mon industnal average was down I Konawbo River George _ ,., .,.,~-· ranging from Jellyfish ron. more than 3 pomts at the , arne • p M l 8 4; ~..l!l.H'"' to labelinl regulalmn nee up arme . Pm . , lomBteue . ch'1ps genera 11 v 1ost ·nly ·Fort Dearborn down Marmet " L Itractions. Autos were slightly I 45 a.m ... Lucy Jane . ucas tower . General Motors hurked down Wmfleld ; 25 p m., Naro INU:RE1'1 ~~~ tht downtrend with a gain of 1Ilona! up WJOfiOid 2 40 .a m · . MASO• ~Hto:A ,, W H Shsver. Jr. up Wmfleld · It dropped •harpty Monday. 6 35 .a.m.: Allen R. Merrill up Kodak slid and Du Pont and Wonfleld 6' 55 a.m. 1Unoon Carbid• lost iesse frartlono. CHARGED IN MURDER Electronics were ~t hack TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!i - A smartly Fairchild camera fell 26-year-old Ohioan who alleged3'-1 fBM 3 and 7..enith 211. !y killed an 113-year... td man ,~;~:~~r., uw.u~• AiriitJes were mostly fractions ! dismembered his body and burn• '" ,.,,,. lower KLM was a standout. !t ed the pieces. was beld here to ""t' ..... Istarted firm but later fell 3. day on a first-degree murder Northwesl was also a downside charge. Thomas Carter Clyde, leader, sliding 1%. was arrested Monday by pollee Oils were hit with selective at Premont when they disco•· selling. Mobil · fell 1'/o, Texsco ered a charred foot ftnd olhPr 11'. and Sinclair I. Polaroid portions of I man's body. En.,_ lost 21'1. JnternaUooal Tele- ~ene Carrithers Toledo, In tho Iphone ellftll ~i.· :1·rtrunlr ot lll$"•~r· -, •·· I >I • ° Sutton Society Notes beth Childers Riffle. He was a i 13. 7 am .; Defender up 14, member of the Tnmty Metho. 12 40 a.m.· Steel_ Ranger down dis! churrh. the Junio· Order 14 4 a.m.; Codrmgtor up 14, United American Me"hamcs, a 5 a.m .. Edeana B~sworth down former member o' , ,., 1y coun-Jl4, UO a.m.: Cross Jr. down I AskS Rate RedUCtJ.ODS i - next year and possibly sooner cit. and a Repubhcan rom mit- 1~. 7· 35 a m.: Colton Queen teeman from the IA"W<< district I up 16, 6 15 p.m : Charles StevCram Collrse Givl'n for several years. enson up 16 o 30 a.m . Jeffer. W4SIRNGTON _ TRF. .IOHNson up 17 7.35 p.m.; Harvey ~on administration tanned a He " survived by his wife Jordor up 17, 3:20 am: St. ~ram cour~ on Viet ~am todav Gertrude Truette R1file .. three Marys down 11 4:30 am.; Re1or negotialors in the Gener~l daughters. Mrs Mae Sm<th. at liable up 17 5·20 a.m . Walter ~lectric dispute before send· home . Mrs. Faye Hudson , and Beckjord up 17 , f llii a.m.; Pol· r,ng !bern back to the bar ain Mrs PP2'V Gertarh hfllh of Jy R. up 18. 4 15 am . Chuck,. .Ill tablr in search of • gcon-1Pt Pleasant: two sons, Leon· I D down 18. 6 a m.: OVEC up tr!ct agreement. ff that faoi • ard and Larry Roffte Doth o! 118. 7 am .: New Martmsvllle .d r th Pt Pleasanl. one grandson, M1- up 19. 3 10 am, Sleet Trader ·• Impress both SJ es o e h 'ded I S .h h up 19. 4.30 a m.. Peggy Down"vital importance of continued c ae 1 Don 0111 · w 0 re•• " •. woth the R•ffl•s. and f•ve other ev down 19. 6 30 a.m.; Penn. prod ur tton a1 "'enera 1 ['.,1e<' · ri 1 ld - •· 1 5 of I down 13 4 a.m. ; Prmc1p1o down the late Samuel J. and Eliza.J l3 6 2fl a.m.; Jacob G. down lJPI Briefs "111-11!111•••••- th: '3onnt', and Rf:'\1 . Howard Rup· 1903 _ in Mason count; son Jell. Market Report ns.ooo. AppaIach.Ian • - u/: ••ppootd spotlight m• MAC A • 1 I ·-Iii Matte Grabs 1 I Steubenville Wednelda~ .u-•- =:.::w!".!":t:.; Number 2 Spol, For Bengals COUNTYWIDE F L Rt'f e D1'es 'fuesday *" - ,,_ BaiUmore 01 Saturday -and aoudlpaw Oaude oR Friday Is an open day for for the Dodgel'l. on • ....., 'WtN vapped' .., befaN die travel -It will be righthander Unleu Manager Wal:Jston Aparicio, sa Willa, sa •oc"•ed··IIIH o1 lllefr llalt. Wally Bunker lor the Oriole• oJ th Dod""l'l or auer Snyder, ef Gilliam, 3b .... , _ Aa«elel Dod- 11 • e• rJ., . F. Robin9011, rl W. Davis, cf '""'- e •••• If pitching will do It, then bet ch8llgea plsos, the w1Jj aming B. Robinson, Sb Joboson, If lt a.m., Molday aade u COLUMBUS (UPI) - All of ville went out and handed W~· on the Los Angeles Dodgers. games of the series matcb Powell, Jb T. Davia, rf aMOIIIICODJioal ·lbal'lhey would • auddm it's SleubenvUie that rea a 21-8 whipplnJ In the r.U Tlral was the World Series the same hurll!ra. There was an Blef311Jl, _If Lefebvre, 2b pal die 1,111 H 1111e al th . picture today and the oddama· If 'a the Baltimore plans, D. Johnaoa, 2b Parker, lb tbtlr lladiiDI 11 1 p.m. 11111 Sandusky has to contend with last week and came wl Ia, two kers went along with that gilt0 however, If the Dodgers should Elchebarren c Roseboro c 1 buge 1111e fonlled baurl ~~&- ill the race for the top Ill Ohio paints of leadill8 Sandusky lliis edged Dodger pitel!lng, quoting · rack up his right balders, McNally p • DryiiCial~ p lore tile • ..,_,. time. high schotl football. bme around. "' Bauer may switch to southpaw Umplr~ -Jacko~ (NL) Beeawe o1 111e pollcllc d:~n:;' ~~:~h!n~;! What's more, Steubell'VIlle I'm walt- the National League champioa• lac lor!" as the 8·5 favorite to win the Frank Bertalna as a llarter, plate; Chyi'ak <AL), 1b; Pel_: problem, tbe club copeDed the find their No. 1 spot 10 the even had two more flrllt place ----series opening Wednesday. "You don't play 1 World koudas CNL), 2b; steiner (NL), llcket wladows Hilly u United Press International voteo than Sand~sky, 14 10·!J. 11 will be big DOR Drysdale, DETROIT (UP!) -With the Series by ear," said · Bauer. left field foul lille; Dturnmond llov tuly !UUI lbe oeall were Class AA ratings In jeopardy by from the 41 co8CileS voting 1b1s finally living np to hil $10011,000 Ink hardly dry on his new two- "You go with your best. But IAL), right field foul Uae. cese lle!Ofl t.. lime IIIey a different contender. And the week . a year salary, opposing Dave year covtract, the Detroit circu!lllltancea e In d 1e I a I e -nre to 11 • lllle. Big Red from Steubenville mus The Blue Streaks from SUMcNally, a stocky southpaw Tigers new manager • Mayo changes." r - arrMDI Jl the rd working for on the Smith, today began looklag Bauer polllted out l)<>w lladlulll at I p.m •• Ia utlcl- cled Into contentian the ha dusky weren't exactly taliillg itcher's moUJid and with that ahead to 1987 aad the Bengals mislead!•• averages can be. pallaa o1 bellll able II . baJ way - by winning the big one. thil)gs easy themRelvea, bowP II , ..., In the fll'st UP! coaches ra- ever. They overcamo the rain CtJOD pairing the bookmakers quoted neup. . His club, noted for ita hitting, NEW YORK <UPI) -lllock two tleketolor oae Jlllle wen lings iaat week, Sandusky and and mud to whtp Marioo flarethe Dodgers as g.; choices lor ~mith, beglnntn.g his third has 8 team batting sverage prices Inched higher In esullous teld they llad aU beta aold. Warren Harding were dead· ing by 40 ~ints lor their foUI'Ih . the first game. slmt as a maJor teague only two pomll higher thai the lradln durin the Ont hour COLUMBUS (UP)) - M1ami In the second game 01 manag~. took over the pOoling Dodgers.' lod g g • lacked for IU'St place. Steuben straight win. , '' quarterbaok Bruce Matte, wbo Thursdav tbe American job and ended a summer-lmog Figures Are Decelvlll ay. ROIEltTS RELEASED Although the season stlll'has 1?1' ~e Mld-Amel'lcan Confer- League ~hampion Orioles will search by the Tigers to repl"':" But the Orioles have scored The United Preos lnternallona long way to go, it looka .. If ence ,. total offense last sea- face baseball's finest pitcher, Charlie Dressen who died thiS 755 runs to 6tl6 for the Dodge" Ill stock market Indicator CHICAGO (~PI) any one ot Sl> or se•en ~eams son, ha• moved to the top 11 Sandy Koufax They will be summer. Tbe 51·year-<>ld for- and have hit 175 home runs poated a gain o1 US per t:a~t Rlbem JS at liberty and could wind up in lint place ·by that category this week. underdogs agaio. mer scout for the New York against only 108 for Los near the end of the first hour . .travel if necessary. mid-November. Besodes SandusHis performance Saturday .1• Odds Mean Nothii!g YankeeB managed two teams in Allgelea. Of the 1,024 Issues traded, 484 Tlte 40-year-<>ld major ky and Steubenville. !bose w<th leading unbeaten Redllkms "Odds mean nothing in this the National League, at Ctncin· Tbose are deceiving figures, advanced and 2U dectin"!l. .,.pentar of the 1950s a good sbot at the top inctui!ed to their thll'd win pushed his 1~ game," insisted Orioles Mana· nati and Phllade!ph<a. too, for the Orioles' home I'UJI.! . given his unconditional Niles, Massillon, Upper Arliftg. tal yardage ~alned to 417. ger Hank Bauer, leading his High on the well·tanned came ID parka 1maller than Most gams Ia the list w..., by the Chicago cub8 ton, Columbus Watterson ·and Kent States Don Fitzgerald, team Into its first series, skipper's mind Is a realignment Dodger Stadium, one ol the fractional but a lew glamor PT. PLEASANT - Appalach- possibly a couple others. ' seeond to Matte In total offense, although It is nothing new to ef the coaching stall • a•d toughest parks in baseball to shares adv8llced m~ than 1. Power Company announced The top 10 teams underwent held on to the rushing lead as Bauer as a player. He W'lls on strengthening oh,l!>e pitching bit home l'UIIs. Som~ of ~· big gamen at thr DOUBLE ROLE that H has appli•d additional shakeups as Nile. adhe has from the fint game_ He •ine New York Yaftkce series crew Only one coach -former "Surt It's tough to hit 'em opemng failed to bold Ibm btsl IT (UPil At! Ia the West Virgima Publie vanced from fifth to thu1l after has, picked up 351 yards lllrd7tl teams. . majo~ league Infielder 811d here," agreed Bauer, "but levels. DkiETRRoOn Reed w.;: an Commission for author the Dragons smothered Cincm243 ya s "Th t Dod carrles, oompared to 'tch' Is 'I ha .... fell Ilk1 Frank and roo e ' w Saturday n1'ght · · b Mi · fullb k a ger PI mg n coach Tony Cuccl•ello - s wuen owa Electronics were bid lllgl!tly ·th · Braves t. a· 4-2 viclory to reduce rates to residen- 03 ti W'th ' ro tries by - amt d ac scaring us, we'll beat 'em with been hired. The rest will Brooks Robillson and Boog higher Motorola was a· lland· ·Cine_, __ ti' • Sundoy hao tial commercial school and Massillon, which had to work Jmoeli&Kozar 0 IS secon w h'tti " id B "Tb P ll I bold o! 0ne th y · '"""1 ' ' · 1 End Joh1 Erisman Malle's our ng, sa auer._ ey probably be named by the end ?We ge a - e out, rebounding-- -kom ..JMt to COI!tinue bi• double sports industrial customers m Wes' hard for a 24-12 ood oveJ AU •· . k • th say they have the p1tchlng of the World Series Will saU out of any park JD the k' selloff with 1 gain of and bu signed Vlr<rinia ance, came in tourth, a ~t<:h faVQrJte target, too over e Maybe they have but we have · -• l•nd " wee 1 career •· · ltwer than last week. ' to o1 in ss reeeiving with . ' "One of our biggest pruu· , 3o/•. contract with the Detroit The rate reductions would P 1JI pa the h<tters and we have some lema.. Smith said of the The Dodgers pitching Ugures p· t f th N tiona! BaskatUpper Arhnglon and Co{Jl!ll· 1 to 10 tat f more than 12 catches for 171 yards_ aRd pitching, too, that can surprise T'!ge;,. "Is •- get the pitchillg are evea more Imposing than Steels were firm. Cllrysltr baliSIOAns 0 . ti•h 1 •,m,~un000 a 11 bus Watterson, a couple 4-t one touchdown. Gary Cram of th .. '"• ,. •• Balllm h . ssocJa o . ,., . annua y. Western Michl an sli ed to em. . staff cocrdinaled.'' "'~ ore orne run paced a firm aulo section with ' In making the announcement. teams from the Capital City . 'th g PPf He saod he would go with s~•th said he was III the arilhmetlc. The Loa Angeles 8 0•ain of '!lo. 'lbt 6-foot-5 former J P G'll . 'dent and were voted the fifth and sjxtr Second Wl 11 catcheS pr 188 fi alJ' · ht h nd JJ "" ff h ll ti ed ed 7 5 • ~ Of . I S, YJCO preS! ardl Jre-c mg ."g a e~ m market for a first-rate pitching sta as a co ee ve eara Airlines were on the uptrack. Danre star averag . pom~ eneral manager of ~ppalach po8itions respectively foltow\llg Y Toled. . . Sc"- ide j Palmer agamst Kouf81 m the h and headitlg the llst w8S run average of only 2.83 agalllst Eastern was the pacuetter per game as a Ptsloa gta 'd th t th t rate spectacular victories Arlingi/Jr· 0 JWUor John ,,..e r second game coac 3 35 for the Orioles Both cluba th all of 1'4 1 t season n, SSJ a e newts 11 ed N k 32-6 ano leads in passing with 21 com- Then iR the ltlird game in Ray Berres. who was released h~ve superb relief ·pltcblag _ wl a g · as · reductions ar~ in hne with the ;~,;':,son ;~ara' :111-0 winneJ pletlons for 2711 yards aad two . _.. - - by the White Sox last weok. Phil Re&an Bob Miller aad companv'• philosophy of reduc· over Columbus West. touchdo\IIIIB, ou FROSB ROMP Several other men, however, Ron Perran~skl for tile Dodgers lng rates at every opportunity _ , Tim Majetle of Western Mich· ATIIENS Ohie (C!>l )-Ohio are being considered Smith and Stu MUier Dick Hall At the same time, the com- Round1ng out thehtepW 10 wer< ~..._ h8 ad ' 'd . to th e v·~rgmJa · · Mansfoeld , arren n I gaa !...,. •I scoring par e, University'• freshman football aaJ · Eddie Fisher and• Mot Drabow-• appbed . c· m- seven! ti Eld Ia intt with 24 poltits, followed by Ml· team romp«! over Marshall's The real strength of the sky for the Orioles State Corporation Commission eoghthC mc;nn~ S ~ ~ m'a Jim Sbaw with 20. freshmen 48-0 Monday as quar- Tigers, according to Smith who Fair weather ...;,. forecast for permission to reduce rates and ~ve ;,:' l b osep~ terback Cleve Bryant of Canton scouted rival players for the for Wednesday's game with that stale by over $837.000 !Ohth. f Jy d farrlen 118181 · the u· ld Hi · . " o a e ea on rerort scored two t.uchdowns ia pac· Yankees, IS ou oe - s the starting timt at I p.m. annuall'y among the leading 10 IIIJnada· it ing the Bobcats. It was the knowledge tf the Tigers' roster PDT. Gills said. "The total rate opening game for both teams. surprised Tiger Ge•eral Mana- All reserved tickets lor the POMEROY LANES 17ll9. reductions in the two states _th_e_s_ta_t_e._ _ _ _ _ __ ger Jim Campbell who had 55,000 capacity Dodger Stadium Wome11'1 Early llircl Leag110 amcunt to more than $2.290.000 Slater motored to Reynoldsburg, been talking with Smith about were Bold out. The last ot the September It, lBII Womn'o Thunday Lea[ft armually. It brings the tetat reO. to work Friday morning. the job for the paRt few weeks. 8,0011 available tickets were Mid Points Sfpl. ZZ, 1ttll ductiono in rates made by Ao· ...,,._________ Mrs. Warren Rose, Miss Ed· "Smith got the Job,'' CamP:. oul in a 45-miRute span Pinettes .. 14 w.. Losl pa!achian to its customers on Mr. ~ose and son, Port- :ith Rose, and Robert Ours vis- bell seid, "becau~ he bas a yesterday on the basi8 of first Bowtetteo ., ........ - t ~ T~m, No. 1 . . ., .. . G West Virginia and V<rginia si~ce laRd, mr. Carl Walton i ited radio station WMPO re- solid background m baseball, come, first ~rved. Screw Blllls . , •• - , , . .. I ,Somon s Ma~ket . . 5 1960 to more than $6.8tm.OOO. , ~d dausnter, Newark, VISJied cenUy and enjoyed talkingif~P.j '1J8rso~ly Is right· and the LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Slow Four ., ...... - - .. 1 N. Y. Clothing Houst 5 Over %00,000 of the company s WllD the Warren Rose family Mrs. Janet Korl and Bill -MU· 'tluf'-be tough and meab when probable starling lineups for Odd Balls ........... 7 Landmark · .. 4 West VIrginia residential cusrecenUy. ler. he puts oa a unlfoi:Jil.":. the flrat game of the WorldiKrazy Four ...... - .. . 4 Flesher's Texaco .. • 4 tomers would realize annual ~. Mr. 8lld. Mrs. All011 Taylor .. .. .. High Sltlgle game - Mildred Rutlalld Dept. Storo . - l 6 savings totalling 1369,0011 under , " l vb!ted thm d~ughter, Mr. and 1 Jacobs, 153; High Series- Syl- High Ga~ and Series-Jane the propo.ed oew tariffs_ 1via Blake, 397; High Team Walton, 172, 4»7; ~am Mrs, John Wilson, Columbus. Savings annually ot $114,0011 a recent weekend. Game and Sertea - BowletleR, Garno - N. Y. Clothing would affect about 20.000 com· Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose NEW YORK (UPII -Tradl· Vols were the only aeweomers to ninth. Georgia Tech which 6411, 1732. 120: Team High Series customers Wlder the ~ spent a recent Sunday with her tion·c~cious Tenqessee, In the to · the top til as Mle~!~an, survived a ~re from Cle~on j York Clothing Bouso 2398. company's proposal. parents, Mr. aod Mrs. Allm midst !if, a spectacular revJVa! beaten by North Carobna, before wlnmng 1:1-12, renramed FolD!• Rate reductions totalling We are independeat iusutaoc6 Taylor. _ i under Coach Doug Dickey plunged from seveath to 1mb. lOth. · Holsum No. I . . . . •• .. 2a . Friday Womel't Leque abo•t $97,000 annually would be ascnts If you bavc aD EMX:~deo&. m~ al your sicle lo belp . . Blll CarillOn, Dan Sm1th, Dot today became the third South- The top Hve teams remained Purdue, dumped from the top Crow's Steak House .. - 11 Stpl. U. 1111 nade lor 370 schools in West we your claam ~ettled quietly and Smith, and Chester Rose attend- "!'stern Conference club to firmly riveted to their posl- 10 two weeka ago by Notre Holsum No. 2 .. . • .. .. 16 Woa Virginia while more than 80 fairly. kely on ua for worr)'·bu ed the Science Review at Ohio crash the top 10 ID the weekly lions. Michigan Stale was on Dame, climbed back to 11th Forema.o 6 Abbott . • " . 14 Bahr's ClolhieTR 7 2 large Industrial users would insurance protecState UIU'Iersoty A1rport last United Press International top once again, followed II place by routing Southera Craig's Market . . .• - •. 14 Iola'a lleauty Salon . . I l roali2e annual savings in excess uon fur your car. borne. or busineu /6. week. Board of Coaches ratlnga by order by UCLA, Notre Dame, Methodist 35-23. Houston and G&J Auto Parll .. _ , .. I Forest Run BIO<k .. 4 5 of $860 0011 Call us. '"'-~} Paul Rose attended the Sci· vaulting into seventh position. Alabama and Southern Callfor- Wyoming, a pair o! surprisiRgly High Single game ud ~eries Team No. 2 . .. .... 41'. 41io · _·_ _ __ ····~··· ence Review along with the Tbe undefeated Volunteers nia . strong clubs, ranked 12th ud - George Wright, 222 nd Gene Team No. 5 .. - .... I 6 LEADING JOCKEY Vo·Ag class of Southern High sa< ted past ninth-ranked Flori· The top--raoked SparlanR re- 13th, respectively. Grate, ~z: Te8111 High Game Team No. I . . . . 2\1 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . ruPil School. da, anotller SEC contender, and ceived 20 firs~place votes and Oklaholllll and Texas, op-- - Foreman and Abbott, 882; Higb Game - Sullie - Willie Shoemaker was named . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Offull vis- to within three notches of 318 points 11 lltreRgthening their ponents this week al DaUas, Team High Series - Craig's and Phy!lis Mullen, 174; h nation's leading jockey 1 !ted an afternoon with Mrs. fourth-ra~ked Alabama, the hold on the No. 1 spot. UCLA shared 14th place while Geor· Market, 249tl. Seril!l - Plllldora 474. e following a nationwide INSURANCE AGENCY Warre• Rose. pre-season favorite to repeat as drew seve• first-place votes gla's battling Bulldogs Team IUgb Game and r11cing experts by 174 11 INC. Dr. and _Mrs . Lester Rousb SEC champion. No other league and 285 points while No~ lith. Missouri, which Womea't Early Bird Leape Bahr's Cletblero . 1161, 1794. t:~ Atlantic City R a c 1n g had as theJr guest Wednesday bad more than two represeata- Dame was a close third With stubborn fight against Sepl. 11, 1111 . t' · 3 Miss Edith Rose. lives iR the top 10. three Jirs!"Phlce nominations before succumbIng 24 · 15, Polllta ./ednesdo., .... ; As;~' ~~~id's !eadmg money 8111 Childs, Rodney Down;ne Mrs. Pauline Rose was 1 Tennessee, which btl1'1!t back and '1:17 pomts. dropped from 11th to 17111. Bowletteo .. .. .. . • - - 17 LOGAN STATISTICS . ed 11173 ints to guest of Mr. an~ Mrs. Dean into natJ;~j spotlight under Arkansas, unwinding after 1 Unbeaten Duke and Washing· Pinettes .. ., _ ...... II NET YARDS RUSHING wmner amass · poBraulio Earlch and family of Columbus Dickey li~jeason for the first sluggish start this season, leap- loa, which shocked Ohio State Odd Balls .• .. .. , .. 13 PLAYER-Pot. TCB YG AVG, : . . for runner-up 220 N. 2nd Awe. Ml4dltpoo1 two days. She made a trip to time in nine years, jumped frogged three places to sixth. 38-22 by beatiRg the Buckeyes Krazy Four .. .. .. .. 10 Bartow, HB -·,. 'II 122 1 ;;.~..· =======iiiioiiiiiiii:ii the hospital for another check· from 12th place in the ratings a TeRRessee was followed by at their on ground galJIII, Slow Four . , .. _ · · 8 West, HB . _·... . 'II 112 t.• up on Wednesday. week ago to challenge college Nebraska, down two placea to were Ued for 18th while Screw Balla .. .. .. .. .. I Nelsoa, ,FB ...... 32 122 Warren Rose and Marion focthall's power structure. The eighth, aRd Florida, down one Mlchigan filled out the top 20. High Game and Series -Nel- Kemper, FB ... . 32 120 Ia Barton, 151, 436; Higb team JnhnROO, HB , .. .. I I game and serlea- Krazy ·Four, Postoo, QB ... - 34 14 602, 1752. 'Brady, HB ... - · 2 -4 TOTAU 117 U Early Wed. Miied Leape TEAM STA'i'[ST[CS Sept. 21, 1111 Deparlmeat L OPP, Woa IAit First Downs .. .. .. .. .. 28 37 11-F's .. .. •• _ •• t S Ruohing .... ., .. ·... .. 494 526 Fours tom a ~ _ .. .. .. I l Paulrw .. ... _ . .. • Ill 231 4 Aces ., - .. , .... I I Total Yarda .. .,,_, 605 757 ,," Spoilers .. , .. · .. .. - i , Pus Attempt• .. ·.. •• , :18 32 Four Sportamea .. .. 4 ' I Completed .. ...... ".. 10 11 Double M'a .... · .. - 3 t lljtercel""d· ._. . - ..... 2 4 High Game - Jualor Pllelpa, , · . -1 20Z, men; Lind& W·e~, . . - SF.,48qN RECORD 172, women: Hilb Series - ·ua- Lot11D I Bexley 0 da Winebrenner, 489, womea; Lagan 12 HUllard 21 Charles Boyles, 532, men. Toam Logan e AlbeiiS I Hl&lt Game - B. - J1''•, l!O; Losu It .Pomeroy t . Team lllgb Serlel - Fouratome Tin'Aa II H ' Hardtop. Full power Including window• aud ~eat, po. ' ' '' wer antenna, like new w1s1w tires, deluxe ,vheel dlsca, • tinted glass, factory air conditioning, la,OOO actual milea. Real oharp. Dave Goodwin Wishes To Thank All His Patrons and Customers. ·' '. ·'"~ LOS ANGELES IUPI) -U eoRfldence and the long ball will do It, bel .. the Baltimore Orioles. ,,.,N,,.. 1 Osteeal:':!. Ull ANGILU CUft) - Tllof-MI .II penau wen dllapptllltd lllelr lllbllt1 te .allillll Werld ' .... SPECIAL! 65 BUICK ,, RIVIERA 2 DR. . ' •. ~ "turclly OctOber. 1 Marked The 20th Year In the Printing Bulin••• For ' Li .·"'..· 'Me,• the Goodwin Printing Co. Is The Only Printing Shop In Pomeroy and ·. T.. Oldllst One In Meigs County. • m'. . l . ' ' 1 ' • rf• . KARR & VAN . '. ' ~ •• I �. .. ( ' ,, \ . \ • ,. ~- - ............ . ' ' t· . ••, ' ., ' ' '' •• • • •• •- - · · - " - •• ,\ ,~ ._,.. w > .- ~• ••·• •'•· • P - . > .-..- , _.. - · - - • -' ~• • " ' - ' •"-" I.J'•w · .. ., • ~ ·; \ I ~ - '" •' ' of 'Home Sweet Home' Boosted Again Pomeroy-Middleport,~-~ct. ~ __19~!_ West Virginians Wr~k ~arietta 38 to:O,, .. Ball0ts will ~ -=:y:7.:7:':7.,.~: ~rmont a.rr earlv $1,000 on Interest Rate Hike ' Yh By N Carry.0ver a 1,300 I wu~. !Ioney ssues Five F'ined in lz.D_ 1e~Jh~::ti:OO~f t~~st: Caribou Transport . ' 2-DaUy Sentinel, ordinanceo-were discus.•ed at 8 meeting of the Mld~leporl Boord ol Affairs Monday evening, reported fresldeot Donald Mullen. Tbe ordinances will be brought to the attention of Middleport council at Its next regular meeting, said Mullen. Attending were Rich· ard Gress, member, and Board Clerk Mrs. Sigman. ' No replacement tor the board's for· mer president. Mr. Lee Smith, resigned, has been announced by Mayor c. o. Fish- Dodgers 8· 5 Favorite in '66 Series The State Fresh· rMarietta (Jollege's frosh. broke loose on yaN man football team, playing in Nearly 600 persons TD run. The conversiQn ·. the first college game ever on the game sponscired by t h • kick was blocked. . the Pomeroy High School foot- Pomeroy Athletic Boosters. Tile alma mater -nl• Pollllli'O) ball fJeld, scored a lopsided Fairmont lock 8-0 lead ear· Heed Grid Coach . · Charlli 38-0 victory Monday night over ly .In the first quarier when Jim Bickel, , wbd I' 1 a ed WASHINGTON <UPil -The (FHA) or guaranteed by tho financing also pa~ a one half of ~vernment-moving again to Veterans Administration , VA). 1 per per cent msurance fee. , fet cash Into 1 dollar-poor The average FHA mortgage 'fhus the new FHA rate martel-has boosted the i• about 116.1100 over a term of actually will be 61\ . per cent. 1 fl. new FHA and VA 30 years. The rate Increase wUI The VA·backed mortages · -~·mortgages to the highest level increase the monthly payments carry no mortgage fee. al· COLUMBUS fUPI) - Bal~ots Kills at Least 5 gley~rda~u~!":n th~v~st[l'o_·p!!la~t!J-. . '. Ill history. o fr such a mortgage by 2.5o, thousn the borrower must pay In OhJO WJII_ carry more tan AN KHE. VietNam (UPI) ' " ' 91 :-:. Tbe maximum Interest rate or 1921.60 over the t<fe of the one half of 1 per cent ot .the 1•300 local JSsues, 10 addot<On A u.s. Army caribou transpott second quarieil. 'Jbe boo :·1· •• .._ was loan value of tile mortgage In a ,to selection of person• to fill the exlti ' tiQ'I/t . ~gatn Wilt·(, · t. u•ese mo.,..ges · •• Ia t . ffi . th N plane on a medical evacuation •o""' . , . • , . '·li>•shed Monday from sa..4 to 6 Home buyers who gel FHA lump sum at"'" s r. l varoo_us o Ices, m • ov. 8 • "'1' ···' ••,_ • • "' · 1 t100 mission today crash~ Into a Five persons were fined • . e ec ~ mountainside while coming in bonds of two others With live 'l!lilut'et. Je~ ~l!rliu "pi,r cent in an effort to make more mortgage money availa· Secretary of Slate own for a landing in fog and heavy in Middleport Mayor c. ,econ~ period ,Mike Marta SCOI\ to potential home buyers. saJd Mo_nday that county boards ed on a 5 yard r·-"_lto •.....,. tht '· ·. "'• "' rain at this Central Highlands Fisher's court Monday. "'I """"' 0 1 e1ect•on repor ted 1·327 specThis would boost the cost of • base. ' · Fairmont margin to 18-0. The -,,6 000 mortgage over 30 years lal issues already olaced on at least They were, Ned Call, kick for the · exll'li poiDI !fBI : by 'nearly $1,0011. ballots with more still corning .:: r. ' ' "1!"'17>l'"""'' •. ~,,' n?eir~er:::rt~e:dkilted and Mi~dleport, $10 ~nd costs, Iwide once more. 10 .. The mor••a•e market has · bo t o · · d Th 'J was toxocation· Clyde Bayles Fairmont l"'t the field wl,lb , · · 1aII ons we r e ·A total of 1,017 tax levies and · ,. n"ed by many DECATUR. Ala. (UP[) Army. regu a u 2 IDJUre . e Pane ' • a convincing Zn ~-·a"'"' oo •• be.n abando ankhn Delano Beggs th t COMMITTEE TO MEET carrying a crew o! f_our, Middleport, $2.1 and costs, ...., c.., '"" ,..., 1 .;Jendtrs for higher•yielding in· explicit. Lay preac her· f_armer F. r · 177 bond issues, e 1alter o-toxication; William Smith, gleman got over from ·111e · l ' vestments In an eronorny hard either would have to give up . hls dream of becomt~g .~ taling $3011 million. account for The Executive committee of mclud.ng two A<r Force pliOts, Middleport, $25 and costs, tine will! 1'-mlntlte left ill resstd to meot all the demand soldier or give up his beau tofu!, "LIZ Taylor-lookmg the bulk of the questions to be the PomeJOy Elementary PTA ! and 2; passengers. orderly house; Robert Pooler, the fir~ ~all. .• for investment capital. I wife. . . . . j\liddleport, $25 and costs, . The ~ei!i"Vfrs~ team • con1 t 1 voted on. There also will be . will meel Wednesday , October Robert c. weaver. secretary Army recruiter Sgt. Jtm Stivers had ~e~n ha ~ne~ 88 municipal charter pro(l08als 5, at 1:30 p.m. at !he horne of SPACE SAVER SPARE orderly conduct, and tmued Its al!jiull ·in the Iaiii ot housing and urban develop· Beggs, 26, dunng the pa~t th~ee he:r~, 1 ~ eorning and 43 local option e!ertions on the presodent, Mrs. Leo Crew. AKRON (UP!) -The B. F. Allensworth, 49 , Middleport, - .after the lh!rd quar- · ment, said abnormally high when _Beggs walked mto hiS office t a c o er m sale of alcoholic beverages_ Plans WJII be· made for the Goodrich Cn. announced today and costs intoxication. was pl~y~d. withqut any tal1merest rates have drained that hiS was the step ofconvtcbon. 1 r 1, .. B n- Brown predicted the huge Hallow.,.n party October 27, at the development of a new pas' _ wflen Kelly went 12 money away rrom the mort· "I d1vorced my WJ!e, now can en IS · egg~ number of local issues would the school. senger car tfre that folds it- Forfeiting bonds were . 'The extra point attempt gage market. "and made ll nounced ._ d hi b dependents for enlistment attract a greater number of j self up and tucks nearly Into Edward Weaver, 33, a kick failed. .:· . . enhste m ecause . the trunk space now tak- 'J bus, $25, assu red cIear doffocult for home buvm to •·we . . d I h0 That's when Beggs, who. used voters to th e oo II s. BACK. INTO PITS half Fairmont got Its slxtb and · fi - " Jhe< young out manof wlife to preach at the Walnut Grove ·- · - 1 · lnts late In tb • obtmn mancmg. k · the km h t heo wants CALL ANSWEREDen up by a conventional spare. and J ohn Sheet s, Jr., 28 • SIX·po The new 6 per cent ratl'-lhe now~: ah to do Baptist Church on Sundays, The Pomeroy emergency FAIRMONT, W Va. (UPD dleport, $2~, reckless quarter when George EdJIIalimum allowable undor pre- land ~~- I e ~o~ra~e.. Silvers while farming during the week, squad answered a call Monday Orders from Un ited Mine Work· FAST BACK got lll from .the e. $l!nt legislatio?-:-dlll's not apply ~ :~~e mg a u ' · !decided to give up his wife- at 6,4o p.m. at the office of ers Umon President W. A. NEW YORK (UP!) -Dallas individual scoring effort o! son of former .I.IJ ltle 6 m<lhon oulsland~~~ Tile recruoter said Beggs had temporarily. Dr. John Ridgway for Watter !(Tony ) Boyle has sl"rled strik· linebacker C!Juck Howley, 1966 National Football . IP?m~roy Scljocl M~ntor mortgages onsured by be ember of the National ! Beggs won honors In baSic King, who was taken to Veter- ~ ing rnal mmers back to work in whose 97-yard run with a season, was named wmnerl J<mmy of <flncllo Federal Housmg Adm~~tratoon G:~nrda ;::,d Army reserve for training and graduated three ans Memorial Hospital by the ~!arion end nei ghboring Monon- recovered fumble at Atlanta Monday of the Mesnen Fast· nati. was a at 1'1£bl.end SIX years and had tned for months ago in the upper hal! of ::!::::::...:lr:.:e::a:ted:•:_:•:.:: nd::__:re.::::le:as=e= d .=g=a=h:: el:=.a:.:C::o:u::.: nt::ie::s::.=:=::::::::::=:=Su::n=d:=ay;;;;ra~te;;s;;;;;a;;s;;;th;;e;;;;lo;;nge;;;s,;t;;ba;;c;k;;;o;;;f;;;;;th;;;e;;;;;;W;;;ee;mk;;;;a;;;wiiia!'lliiiiii.iii 1for Marietta. three years to join the regular hiS class at the Ft. Benmng, . Army and go _to Viet Nam .. IGa., heiJcopter p<lot trammg <Continued from P:.~e t 1 His apphcatwn got _lost m s<hool. . .• . Army pa~rwork but fmallv m He remarroed h<s ex-w <fe It as ld BOOne pres ent. onf re!-lu "' r· d t' d th 1 ' t' 'th Dr October 1965 he got an after gra ua wn an e coupe to plan • mee mg w1 · · h ... v· t N ._.. , h 11 0 r m oh·10 State answer. It carried a hilch. 1now asano,..erson. 1e am.' Mtc e e Sonolog~. cat - 8 eggs, WJ'fe, 1''·nd a, an d sma·11 The Army sa<d Warrant Officer University Rural De <on c-onstituted one too many Beggs would leave Ft. D1x, partm~nt . , · - ·----· -- -N. J, today for a 13 . month The PllgrJmaK• . meeting {} tour of duty in the Southeast scheduled last Apnl 10 was ASia battleground. reset for the November ses· ' • ' sion. Camp •"rancis Asbury. and ColumbUS, lO the Offices Of the Ohio Council ol Churches wPre ' u l suggested as points lor the Pll- ' T PLEAS~NT - frank L gnmage. ' P . · Tho ministero joined the<r l Roffle. 63. of 1008 Mt. Vernon amili" for a potluck d1nner Ave ., died this mo~~ng at the ; Gauge readings: GatlipoUs •t the farm home ot Dr. anrl JGalhpohs Med<cat "enter fol- Dam 12.1. 14 3 running 5 feet Mrs. Lester L. Roush after the jlow<ng a tong illness. Ion rollers. Pomeroy - Mason buslne" session . Attending were : He had been superintendent ' 20 60, Pt. Pleasant 2411, Hooton lev. and Mrs Rochard Marlin Jot the Pt. Plea<ant Ci<y Water· 2 03, ~anawha Falls 6.37 fall· , 1nd sons, T1m and Andy : Rev ., works smre 1941 . and was form- mg. Charleston 19_7; _fallm!. ~nd- Mrs Jam., Early aoo son. 1 erly employed by the Columbus London Dam was runnong 1 • >hro<lopher; Rev and Mrs. l and Southern Ohio Eledric Co. feet. Marmet 11'1 feel, and ~arvor Wolloam< Rev and Mr.. when the city purchased the Winf<eld Dam 4 feet. . hester Lemley. Rev. and Mrs ' aterworks from thai firm . 8o t M t • llax Donahue. Rev and Mrs : w I a · ovemen '· .. Paul A. Sellers. Rev. Donald Mr Riffie was born Jan. 24, Ohio Rtver ·- . 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M Tennessee 0n]y·N . ew comer · ..·: 10 • UPfS Top }0 f'ar ly 1Cll Maf!on Countv WPlfar~ Coun· • 14, 7 a.m. : Mark Easton down . Pt Woods· up Greenup 12 20 am ..· GE 11 the solo producer of )el Ferr• · ' and floyd R1ffle . tftline~ used in Navy MarlnP Pleasant also s_urvlve . I J . S Lewis up Greenup 1:15 and Air F'orce f4 Phantom Funeral servoces WJ!I be am Franklin B up Greenup d ...,, Thursday 2 P m . '" ohe Crow- 2 50 am . Sa lly Polk "P Green· ~ ••" an n.r 1 reconnah•s- Husselt f, une ra 1 horne Buroa ·1 up 3 2; a m : Ravenswood up II I 'DJ!ce panes .as we as I e . be . " " t •'emetery 11 .. . .~ T'" b' engme.; . for r tl.lr WI . ,. ~ncres ~ h f . Gree""p 4·25. m -· Luther Herd .,.turtne · hI f I frtf'nds mav ran at ~ f' uner- man up Greenup 6 25 am . · ~ serv1ce e !copters. t a so prn ed 1 ' :d!Klet machlnt guns and batt le al home alter I p m. W ne~ I Andrew Ca lhoun down Green; field rildar equipment dav . up 8 30 a.m.: Babv Lear up • - --- -j Meldahl I·30 p m : Barbara IIUTLAND DEFEATf.O Gay up Meldahl 4·40 p m; In1\ : d10na up Meldahl !0 25 p.m . RuUand's 7-llth gr.de te•on ' Zimmer down Meldaht 4 am .: M ld hi 5 : l~ffll'ed I :111-0 setback Mon- SEW YORK :UP II - Sloek I z h d :, #y rvoning agai~sl lhr vi soling A ton '-"P yr own e a :pnceo ronlinued on ret,.al 40 a m.. A. J. Patteon down !- jalllpolis Bluo Devils RuUand durong Ih' f1" 1 hour 0 t tra dmg Meldahl 1 a.m. D w lte :wJII travel to Middleport for • lodav. IUhu!'SdiiV evening game Th• The Ulliled Press lnternalion- Gallipolis am a r Babes arr undefeated I II Hougland up NO p.m. : Jeff. al sto<·k rolarket Indicator e boat up 1 am.: H. E Bowles n 76 per cent JUSt before the down 3 20 a.m.: Solvay up e"d of the flrsl hour Losers 3:4.1 a.m.: Flag Ship down 4. ANXIOUS TO I.E~VE outnumbered gamm, by more IS a.m.; EIFercliff down 4 20 WASHINGTON •UPJ1 - Th• than 3-l<H "' 6tlf\ dechned wh<le am ~uckeye State up 5 a.m.: gett1n1 lht scene ot ad only 184 advanced. Dow Jones Jenks up 8 50 a.m. possed 22 bills Mon industnal average was down I Konawbo River George _ ,., .,.,~-· ranging from Jellyfish ron. more than 3 pomts at the , arne • p M l 8 4; ~..l!l.H'"' to labelinl regulalmn nee up arme . Pm . , lomBteue . ch'1ps genera 11 v 1ost ·nly ·Fort Dearborn down Marmet " L Itractions. Autos were slightly I 45 a.m ... Lucy Jane . ucas tower . General Motors hurked down Wmfleld ; 25 p m., Naro INU:RE1'1 ~~~ tht downtrend with a gain of 1Ilona! up WJOfiOid 2 40 .a m · . MASO• ~Hto:A ,, W H Shsver. Jr. up Wmfleld · It dropped •harpty Monday. 6 35 .a.m.: Allen R. Merrill up Kodak slid and Du Pont and Wonfleld 6' 55 a.m. 1Unoon Carbid• lost iesse frartlono. CHARGED IN MURDER Electronics were ~t hack TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!i - A smartly Fairchild camera fell 26-year-old Ohioan who alleged3'-1 fBM 3 and 7..enith 211. !y killed an 113-year... td man ,~;~:~~r., uw.u~• AiriitJes were mostly fractions ! dismembered his body and burn• '" ,.,,,. lower KLM was a standout. !t ed the pieces. was beld here to ""t' ..... Istarted firm but later fell 3. day on a first-degree murder Northwesl was also a downside charge. Thomas Carter Clyde, leader, sliding 1%. was arrested Monday by pollee Oils were hit with selective at Premont when they disco•· selling. Mobil · fell 1'/o, Texsco ered a charred foot ftnd olhPr 11'. and Sinclair I. Polaroid portions of I man's body. En.,_ lost 21'1. JnternaUooal Tele- ~ene Carrithers Toledo, In tho Iphone ellftll ~i.· :1·rtrunlr ot lll$"•~r· -, •·· I >I • ° Sutton Society Notes beth Childers Riffle. He was a i 13. 7 am .; Defender up 14, member of the Tnmty Metho. 12 40 a.m.· Steel_ Ranger down dis! churrh. the Junio· Order 14 4 a.m.; Codrmgtor up 14, United American Me"hamcs, a 5 a.m .. Edeana B~sworth down former member o' , ,., 1y coun-Jl4, UO a.m.: Cross Jr. down I AskS Rate RedUCtJ.ODS i - next year and possibly sooner cit. and a Repubhcan rom mit- 1~. 7· 35 a m.: Colton Queen teeman from the IA"W<< district I up 16, 6 15 p.m : Charles StevCram Collrse Givl'n for several years. enson up 16 o 30 a.m . Jeffer. W4SIRNGTON _ TRF. .IOHNson up 17 7.35 p.m.; Harvey ~on administration tanned a He " survived by his wife Jordor up 17, 3:20 am: St. ~ram cour~ on Viet ~am todav Gertrude Truette R1file .. three Marys down 11 4:30 am.; Re1or negotialors in the Gener~l daughters. Mrs Mae Sm<th. at liable up 17 5·20 a.m . Walter ~lectric dispute before send· home . Mrs. Faye Hudson , and Beckjord up 17 , f llii a.m.; Pol· r,ng !bern back to the bar ain Mrs PP2'V Gertarh hfllh of Jy R. up 18. 4 15 am . Chuck,. .Ill tablr in search of • gcon-1Pt Pleasant: two sons, Leon· I D down 18. 6 a m.: OVEC up tr!ct agreement. ff that faoi • ard and Larry Roffte Doth o! 118. 7 am .: New Martmsvllle .d r th Pt Pleasanl. one grandson, M1- up 19. 3 10 am, Sleet Trader ·• Impress both SJ es o e h 'ded I S .h h up 19. 4.30 a m.. Peggy Down"vital importance of continued c ae 1 Don 0111 · w 0 re•• " •. woth the R•ffl•s. and f•ve other ev down 19. 6 30 a.m.; Penn. prod ur tton a1 "'enera 1 ['.,1e<' · ri 1 ld - •· 1 5 of I down 13 4 a.m. ; Prmc1p1o down the late Samuel J. and Eliza.J l3 6 2fl a.m.; Jacob G. down lJPI Briefs "111-11!111•••••- th: '3onnt', and Rf:'\1 . Howard Rup· 1903 _ in Mason count; son Jell. Market Report ns.ooo. AppaIach.Ian • - u/: ••ppootd spotlight m• MAC A • 1 I ·-Iii Matte Grabs 1 I Steubenville Wednelda~ .u-•- =:.::w!".!":t:.; Number 2 Spol, For Bengals COUNTYWIDE F L Rt'f e D1'es 'fuesday *" - ,,_ BaiUmore 01 Saturday -and aoudlpaw Oaude oR Friday Is an open day for for the Dodgel'l. on • ....., 'WtN vapped' .., befaN die travel -It will be righthander Unleu Manager Wal:Jston Aparicio, sa Willa, sa •oc"•ed··IIIH o1 lllefr llalt. Wally Bunker lor the Oriole• oJ th Dod""l'l or auer Snyder, ef Gilliam, 3b .... , _ Aa«elel Dod- 11 • e• rJ., . F. Robin9011, rl W. Davis, cf '""'- e •••• If pitching will do It, then bet ch8llgea plsos, the w1Jj aming B. Robinson, Sb Joboson, If lt a.m., Molday aade u COLUMBUS (UPI) - All of ville went out and handed W~· on the Los Angeles Dodgers. games of the series matcb Powell, Jb T. Davia, rf aMOIIIICODJioal ·lbal'lhey would • auddm it's SleubenvUie that rea a 21-8 whipplnJ In the r.U Tlral was the World Series the same hurll!ra. There was an Blef311Jl, _If Lefebvre, 2b pal die 1,111 H 1111e al th . picture today and the oddama· If 'a the Baltimore plans, D. Johnaoa, 2b Parker, lb tbtlr lladiiDI 11 1 p.m. 11111 Sandusky has to contend with last week and came wl Ia, two kers went along with that gilt0 however, If the Dodgers should Elchebarren c Roseboro c 1 buge 1111e fonlled baurl ~~&- ill the race for the top Ill Ohio paints of leadill8 Sandusky lliis edged Dodger pitel!lng, quoting · rack up his right balders, McNally p • DryiiCial~ p lore tile • ..,_,. time. high schotl football. bme around. "' Bauer may switch to southpaw Umplr~ -Jacko~ (NL) Beeawe o1 111e pollcllc d:~n:;' ~~:~h!n~;! What's more, Steubell'VIlle I'm walt- the National League champioa• lac lor!" as the 8·5 favorite to win the Frank Bertalna as a llarter, plate; Chyi'ak <AL), 1b; Pel_: problem, tbe club copeDed the find their No. 1 spot 10 the even had two more flrllt place ----series opening Wednesday. "You don't play 1 World koudas CNL), 2b; steiner (NL), llcket wladows Hilly u United Press International voteo than Sand~sky, 14 10·!J. 11 will be big DOR Drysdale, DETROIT (UP!) -With the Series by ear," said · Bauer. left field foul lille; Dturnmond llov tuly !UUI lbe oeall were Class AA ratings In jeopardy by from the 41 co8CileS voting 1b1s finally living np to hil $10011,000 Ink hardly dry on his new two- "You go with your best. But IAL), right field foul Uae. cese lle!Ofl t.. lime IIIey a different contender. And the week . a year salary, opposing Dave year covtract, the Detroit circu!lllltancea e In d 1e I a I e -nre to 11 • lllle. Big Red from Steubenville mus The Blue Streaks from SUMcNally, a stocky southpaw Tigers new manager • Mayo changes." r - arrMDI Jl the rd working for on the Smith, today began looklag Bauer polllted out l)<>w lladlulll at I p.m •• Ia utlcl- cled Into contentian the ha dusky weren't exactly taliillg itcher's moUJid and with that ahead to 1987 aad the Bengals mislead!•• averages can be. pallaa o1 bellll able II . baJ way - by winning the big one. thil)gs easy themRelvea, bowP II , ..., In the fll'st UP! coaches ra- ever. They overcamo the rain CtJOD pairing the bookmakers quoted neup. . His club, noted for ita hitting, NEW YORK <UPI) -lllock two tleketolor oae Jlllle wen lings iaat week, Sandusky and and mud to whtp Marioo flarethe Dodgers as g.; choices lor ~mith, beglnntn.g his third has 8 team batting sverage prices Inched higher In esullous teld they llad aU beta aold. Warren Harding were dead· ing by 40 ~ints lor their foUI'Ih . the first game. slmt as a maJor teague only two pomll higher thai the lradln durin the Ont hour COLUMBUS (UP)) - M1ami In the second game 01 manag~. took over the pOoling Dodgers.' lod g g • lacked for IU'St place. Steuben straight win. , '' quarterbaok Bruce Matte, wbo Thursdav tbe American job and ended a summer-lmog Figures Are Decelvlll ay. ROIEltTS RELEASED Although the season stlll'has 1?1' ~e Mld-Amel'lcan Confer- League ~hampion Orioles will search by the Tigers to repl"':" But the Orioles have scored The United Preos lnternallona long way to go, it looka .. If ence ,. total offense last sea- face baseball's finest pitcher, Charlie Dressen who died thiS 755 runs to 6tl6 for the Dodge" Ill stock market Indicator CHICAGO (~PI) any one ot Sl> or se•en ~eams son, ha• moved to the top 11 Sandy Koufax They will be summer. Tbe 51·year-<>ld for- and have hit 175 home runs poated a gain o1 US per t:a~t Rlbem JS at liberty and could wind up in lint place ·by that category this week. underdogs agaio. mer scout for the New York against only 108 for Los near the end of the first hour . .travel if necessary. mid-November. Besodes SandusHis performance Saturday .1• Odds Mean Nothii!g YankeeB managed two teams in Allgelea. Of the 1,024 Issues traded, 484 Tlte 40-year-<>ld major ky and Steubenville. !bose w<th leading unbeaten Redllkms "Odds mean nothing in this the National League, at Ctncin· Tbose are deceiving figures, advanced and 2U dectin"!l. .,.pentar of the 1950s a good sbot at the top inctui!ed to their thll'd win pushed his 1~ game," insisted Orioles Mana· nati and Phllade!ph<a. too, for the Orioles' home I'UJI.! . given his unconditional Niles, Massillon, Upper Arliftg. tal yardage ~alned to 417. ger Hank Bauer, leading his High on the well·tanned came ID parka 1maller than Most gams Ia the list w..., by the Chicago cub8 ton, Columbus Watterson ·and Kent States Don Fitzgerald, team Into its first series, skipper's mind Is a realignment Dodger Stadium, one ol the fractional but a lew glamor PT. PLEASANT - Appalach- possibly a couple others. ' seeond to Matte In total offense, although It is nothing new to ef the coaching stall • a•d toughest parks in baseball to shares adv8llced m~ than 1. Power Company announced The top 10 teams underwent held on to the rushing lead as Bauer as a player. He W'lls on strengthening oh,l!>e pitching bit home l'UIIs. Som~ of ~· big gamen at thr DOUBLE ROLE that H has appli•d additional shakeups as Nile. adhe has from the fint game_ He •ine New York Yaftkce series crew Only one coach -former "Surt It's tough to hit 'em opemng failed to bold Ibm btsl IT (UPil At! Ia the West Virgima Publie vanced from fifth to thu1l after has, picked up 351 yards lllrd7tl teams. . majo~ league Infielder 811d here," agreed Bauer, "but levels. DkiETRRoOn Reed w.;: an Commission for author the Dragons smothered Cincm243 ya s "Th t Dod carrles, oompared to 'tch' Is 'I ha .... fell Ilk1 Frank and roo e ' w Saturday n1'ght · · b Mi · fullb k a ger PI mg n coach Tony Cuccl•ello - s wuen owa Electronics were bid lllgl!tly ·th · Braves t. a· 4-2 viclory to reduce rates to residen- 03 ti W'th ' ro tries by - amt d ac scaring us, we'll beat 'em with been hired. The rest will Brooks Robillson and Boog higher Motorola was a· lland· ·Cine_, __ ti' • Sundoy hao tial commercial school and Massillon, which had to work Jmoeli&Kozar 0 IS secon w h'tti " id B "Tb P ll I bold o! 0ne th y · '"""1 ' ' · 1 End Joh1 Erisman Malle's our ng, sa auer._ ey probably be named by the end ?We ge a - e out, rebounding-- -kom ..JMt to COI!tinue bi• double sports industrial customers m Wes' hard for a 24-12 ood oveJ AU •· . k • th say they have the p1tchlng of the World Series Will saU out of any park JD the k' selloff with 1 gain of and bu signed Vlr<rinia ance, came in tourth, a ~t<:h faVQrJte target, too over e Maybe they have but we have · -• l•nd " wee 1 career •· · ltwer than last week. ' to o1 in ss reeeiving with . ' "One of our biggest pruu· , 3o/•. contract with the Detroit The rate reductions would P 1JI pa the h<tters and we have some lema.. Smith said of the The Dodgers pitching Ugures p· t f th N tiona! BaskatUpper Arhnglon and Co{Jl!ll· 1 to 10 tat f more than 12 catches for 171 yards_ aRd pitching, too, that can surprise T'!ge;,. "Is •- get the pitchillg are evea more Imposing than Steels were firm. Cllrysltr baliSIOAns 0 . ti•h 1 •,m,~un000 a 11 bus Watterson, a couple 4-t one touchdown. Gary Cram of th .. '"• ,. •• Balllm h . ssocJa o . ,., . annua y. Western Michl an sli ed to em. . staff cocrdinaled.'' "'~ ore orne run paced a firm aulo section with ' In making the announcement. teams from the Capital City . 'th g PPf He saod he would go with s~•th said he was III the arilhmetlc. The Loa Angeles 8 0•ain of '!lo. 'lbt 6-foot-5 former J P G'll . 'dent and were voted the fifth and sjxtr Second Wl 11 catcheS pr 188 fi alJ' · ht h nd JJ "" ff h ll ti ed ed 7 5 • ~ Of . I S, YJCO preS! ardl Jre-c mg ."g a e~ m market for a first-rate pitching sta as a co ee ve eara Airlines were on the uptrack. Danre star averag . pom~ eneral manager of ~ppalach po8itions respectively foltow\llg Y Toled. . . Sc"- ide j Palmer agamst Kouf81 m the h and headitlg the llst w8S run average of only 2.83 agalllst Eastern was the pacuetter per game as a Ptsloa gta 'd th t th t rate spectacular victories Arlingi/Jr· 0 JWUor John ,,..e r second game coac 3 35 for the Orioles Both cluba th all of 1'4 1 t season n, SSJ a e newts 11 ed N k 32-6 ano leads in passing with 21 com- Then iR the ltlird game in Ray Berres. who was released h~ve superb relief ·pltcblag _ wl a g · as · reductions ar~ in hne with the ;~,;':,son ;~ara' :111-0 winneJ pletlons for 2711 yards aad two . _.. - - by the White Sox last weok. Phil Re&an Bob Miller aad companv'• philosophy of reduc· over Columbus West. touchdo\IIIIB, ou FROSB ROMP Several other men, however, Ron Perran~skl for tile Dodgers lng rates at every opportunity _ , Tim Majetle of Western Mich· ATIIENS Ohie (C!>l )-Ohio are being considered Smith and Stu MUier Dick Hall At the same time, the com- Round1ng out thehtepW 10 wer< ~..._ h8 ad ' 'd . to th e v·~rgmJa · · Mansfoeld , arren n I gaa !...,. •I scoring par e, University'• freshman football aaJ · Eddie Fisher and• Mot Drabow-• appbed . c· m- seven! ti Eld Ia intt with 24 poltits, followed by Ml· team romp«! over Marshall's The real strength of the sky for the Orioles State Corporation Commission eoghthC mc;nn~ S ~ ~ m'a Jim Sbaw with 20. freshmen 48-0 Monday as quar- Tigers, according to Smith who Fair weather ...;,. forecast for permission to reduce rates and ~ve ;,:' l b osep~ terback Cleve Bryant of Canton scouted rival players for the for Wednesday's game with that stale by over $837.000 !Ohth. f Jy d farrlen 118181 · the u· ld Hi · . " o a e ea on rerort scored two t.uchdowns ia pac· Yankees, IS ou oe - s the starting timt at I p.m. annuall'y among the leading 10 IIIJnada· it ing the Bobcats. It was the knowledge tf the Tigers' roster PDT. Gills said. "The total rate opening game for both teams. surprised Tiger Ge•eral Mana- All reserved tickets lor the POMEROY LANES 17ll9. reductions in the two states _th_e_s_ta_t_e._ _ _ _ _ __ ger Jim Campbell who had 55,000 capacity Dodger Stadium Wome11'1 Early llircl Leag110 amcunt to more than $2.290.000 Slater motored to Reynoldsburg, been talking with Smith about were Bold out. The last ot the September It, lBII Womn'o Thunday Lea[ft armually. It brings the tetat reO. to work Friday morning. the job for the paRt few weeks. 8,0011 available tickets were Mid Points Sfpl. ZZ, 1ttll ductiono in rates made by Ao· ...,,._________ Mrs. Warren Rose, Miss Ed· "Smith got the Job,'' CamP:. oul in a 45-miRute span Pinettes .. 14 w.. Losl pa!achian to its customers on Mr. ~ose and son, Port- :ith Rose, and Robert Ours vis- bell seid, "becau~ he bas a yesterday on the basi8 of first Bowtetteo ., ........ - t ~ T~m, No. 1 . . ., .. . G West Virginia and V<rginia si~ce laRd, mr. Carl Walton i ited radio station WMPO re- solid background m baseball, come, first ~rved. Screw Blllls . , •• - , , . .. I ,Somon s Ma~ket . . 5 1960 to more than $6.8tm.OOO. , ~d dausnter, Newark, VISJied cenUy and enjoyed talkingif~P.j '1J8rso~ly Is right· and the LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Slow Four ., ...... - - .. 1 N. Y. Clothing Houst 5 Over %00,000 of the company s WllD the Warren Rose family Mrs. Janet Korl and Bill -MU· 'tluf'-be tough and meab when probable starling lineups for Odd Balls ........... 7 Landmark · .. 4 West VIrginia residential cusrecenUy. ler. he puts oa a unlfoi:Jil.":. the flrat game of the WorldiKrazy Four ...... - .. . 4 Flesher's Texaco .. • 4 tomers would realize annual ~. Mr. 8lld. Mrs. All011 Taylor .. .. .. High Sltlgle game - Mildred Rutlalld Dept. Storo . - l 6 savings totalling 1369,0011 under , " l vb!ted thm d~ughter, Mr. and 1 Jacobs, 153; High Series- Syl- High Ga~ and Series-Jane the propo.ed oew tariffs_ 1via Blake, 397; High Team Walton, 172, 4»7; ~am Mrs, John Wilson, Columbus. Savings annually ot $114,0011 a recent weekend. Game and Sertea - BowletleR, Garno - N. Y. Clothing would affect about 20.000 com· Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose NEW YORK (UPII -Tradl· Vols were the only aeweomers to ninth. Georgia Tech which 6411, 1732. 120: Team High Series customers Wlder the ~ spent a recent Sunday with her tion·c~cious Tenqessee, In the to · the top til as Mle~!~an, survived a ~re from Cle~on j York Clothing Bouso 2398. company's proposal. parents, Mr. aod Mrs. Allm midst !if, a spectacular revJVa! beaten by North Carobna, before wlnmng 1:1-12, renramed FolD!• Rate reductions totalling We are independeat iusutaoc6 Taylor. _ i under Coach Doug Dickey plunged from seveath to 1mb. lOth. · Holsum No. I . . . . •• .. 2a . Friday Womel't Leque abo•t $97,000 annually would be ascnts If you bavc aD EMX:~deo&. m~ al your sicle lo belp . . Blll CarillOn, Dan Sm1th, Dot today became the third South- The top Hve teams remained Purdue, dumped from the top Crow's Steak House .. - 11 Stpl. U. 1111 nade lor 370 schools in West we your claam ~ettled quietly and Smith, and Chester Rose attend- "!'stern Conference club to firmly riveted to their posl- 10 two weeka ago by Notre Holsum No. 2 .. . • .. .. 16 Woa Virginia while more than 80 fairly. kely on ua for worr)'·bu ed the Science Review at Ohio crash the top 10 ID the weekly lions. Michigan Stale was on Dame, climbed back to 11th Forema.o 6 Abbott . • " . 14 Bahr's ClolhieTR 7 2 large Industrial users would insurance protecState UIU'Iersoty A1rport last United Press International top once again, followed II place by routing Southera Craig's Market . . .• - •. 14 Iola'a lleauty Salon . . I l roali2e annual savings in excess uon fur your car. borne. or busineu /6. week. Board of Coaches ratlnga by order by UCLA, Notre Dame, Methodist 35-23. Houston and G&J Auto Parll .. _ , .. I Forest Run BIO<k .. 4 5 of $860 0011 Call us. '"'-~} Paul Rose attended the Sci· vaulting into seventh position. Alabama and Southern Callfor- Wyoming, a pair o! surprisiRgly High Single game ud ~eries Team No. 2 . .. .... 41'. 41io · _·_ _ __ ····~··· ence Review along with the Tbe undefeated Volunteers nia . strong clubs, ranked 12th ud - George Wright, 222 nd Gene Team No. 5 .. - .... I 6 LEADING JOCKEY Vo·Ag class of Southern High sa< ted past ninth-ranked Flori· The top--raoked SparlanR re- 13th, respectively. Grate, ~z: Te8111 High Game Team No. I . . . . 2\1 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . ruPil School. da, anotller SEC contender, and ceived 20 firs~place votes and Oklaholllll and Texas, op-- - Foreman and Abbott, 882; Higb Game - Sullie - Willie Shoemaker was named . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Offull vis- to within three notches of 318 points 11 lltreRgthening their ponents this week al DaUas, Team High Series - Craig's and Phy!lis Mullen, 174; h nation's leading jockey 1 !ted an afternoon with Mrs. fourth-ra~ked Alabama, the hold on the No. 1 spot. UCLA shared 14th place while Geor· Market, 249tl. Seril!l - Plllldora 474. e following a nationwide INSURANCE AGENCY Warre• Rose. pre-season favorite to repeat as drew seve• first-place votes gla's battling Bulldogs Team IUgb Game and r11cing experts by 174 11 INC. Dr. and _Mrs . Lester Rousb SEC champion. No other league and 285 points while No~ lith. Missouri, which Womea't Early Bird Leape Bahr's Cletblero . 1161, 1794. t:~ Atlantic City R a c 1n g had as theJr guest Wednesday bad more than two represeata- Dame was a close third With stubborn fight against Sepl. 11, 1111 . t' · 3 Miss Edith Rose. lives iR the top 10. three Jirs!"Phlce nominations before succumbIng 24 · 15, Polllta ./ednesdo., .... ; As;~' ~~~id's !eadmg money 8111 Childs, Rodney Down;ne Mrs. Pauline Rose was 1 Tennessee, which btl1'1!t back and '1:17 pomts. dropped from 11th to 17111. Bowletteo .. .. .. . • - - 17 LOGAN STATISTICS . ed 11173 ints to guest of Mr. an~ Mrs. Dean into natJ;~j spotlight under Arkansas, unwinding after 1 Unbeaten Duke and Washing· Pinettes .. ., _ ...... II NET YARDS RUSHING wmner amass · poBraulio Earlch and family of Columbus Dickey li~jeason for the first sluggish start this season, leap- loa, which shocked Ohio State Odd Balls .• .. .. , .. 13 PLAYER-Pot. TCB YG AVG, : . . for runner-up 220 N. 2nd Awe. Ml4dltpoo1 two days. She made a trip to time in nine years, jumped frogged three places to sixth. 38-22 by beatiRg the Buckeyes Krazy Four .. .. .. .. 10 Bartow, HB -·,. 'II 122 1 ;;.~..· =======iiiioiiiiiiii:ii the hospital for another check· from 12th place in the ratings a TeRRessee was followed by at their on ground galJIII, Slow Four . , .. _ · · 8 West, HB . _·... . 'II 112 t.• up on Wednesday. week ago to challenge college Nebraska, down two placea to were Ued for 18th while Screw Balla .. .. .. .. .. I Nelsoa, ,FB ...... 32 122 Warren Rose and Marion focthall's power structure. The eighth, aRd Florida, down one Mlchigan filled out the top 20. High Game and Series -Nel- Kemper, FB ... . 32 120 Ia Barton, 151, 436; Higb team JnhnROO, HB , .. .. I I game and serlea- Krazy ·Four, Postoo, QB ... - 34 14 602, 1752. 'Brady, HB ... - · 2 -4 TOTAU 117 U Early Wed. Miied Leape TEAM STA'i'[ST[CS Sept. 21, 1111 Deparlmeat L OPP, Woa IAit First Downs .. .. .. .. .. 28 37 11-F's .. .. •• _ •• t S Ruohing .... ., .. ·... .. 494 526 Fours tom a ~ _ .. .. .. I l Paulrw .. ... _ . .. • Ill 231 4 Aces ., - .. , .... I I Total Yarda .. .,,_, 605 757 ,," Spoilers .. , .. · .. .. - i , Pus Attempt• .. ·.. •• , :18 32 Four Sportamea .. .. 4 ' I Completed .. ...... ".. 10 11 Double M'a .... · .. - 3 t lljtercel""d· ._. . - ..... 2 4 High Game - Jualor Pllelpa, , · . -1 20Z, men; Lind& W·e~, . . - SF.,48qN RECORD 172, women: Hilb Series - ·ua- Lot11D I Bexley 0 da Winebrenner, 489, womea; Lagan 12 HUllard 21 Charles Boyles, 532, men. Toam Logan e AlbeiiS I Hl&lt Game - B. - J1''•, l!O; Losu It .Pomeroy t . Team lllgb Serlel - Fouratome Tin'Aa II H ' Hardtop. Full power Including window• aud ~eat, po. ' ' '' wer antenna, like new w1s1w tires, deluxe ,vheel dlsca, • tinted glass, factory air conditioning, la,OOO actual milea. Real oharp. Dave Goodwin Wishes To Thank All His Patrons and Customers. ·' '. ·'"~ LOS ANGELES IUPI) -U eoRfldence and the long ball will do It, bel .. the Baltimore Orioles. ,,.,N,,.. 1 Osteeal:':!. Ull ANGILU CUft) - Tllof-MI .II penau wen dllapptllltd lllelr lllbllt1 te .allillll Werld ' .... SPECIAL! 65 BUICK ,, RIVIERA 2 DR. . ' •. ~ "turclly OctOber. 1 Marked The 20th Year In the Printing Bulin••• For ' Li .·"'..· 'Me,• the Goodwin Printing Co. Is The Only Printing Shop In Pomeroy and ·. T.. Oldllst One In Meigs County. • m'. . l . ' ' 1 ' • rf• . KARR & VAN . '. ' ~ •• I �. ..... ·. - •• • • J ... .~ . • I ',, PT. PLEASANT - The Clr- Shiflet; Faye Holmes, Hugh $100 IIlii co!ls. Atlorney W H. cult Court of Mason County had W. Woeda .Jobn McClure, Billy Rardin represented the plain1 busy day Monday with three Stevens frllli J Riffle Cora- tiffs and Attorneya Cecil Dean r.' JwY trills held and th' empan- lelta Ohlinger." James' R. and Don Kllllery represented ellng of a jury for a trial seh- Staat. defendant Jurors servinl were eduled for Thursday 9·30 am, The lhird trial, a etvil actiOn, Seldon FlemmlnJ, foreman, Russell Franklin Leach, 20, ended In a buns jury and 11a Jack Shiflet, Ilene SomPt. Ple3oant, who was indicted beea rescheduled for October mera, Faye HOIJnes, Faye on two misdemeanor charges lOth The action was styled Rob- Holmes, Hugh Noods, John and pleaded innO<ent to both ert Lutton Isabelle Lutton M Rottgen, James 'B Staall, ~hargfl was tried in hil ab- and Roy Lane vs. H H. RIY· Oscar Jordsn, Jr., Mack Bensance by the «>uri. Leach es- burn wlth the plaintiff's demand• nett, Foreman Stevens, John capf'd from the coun~ Jail sev- tn& judgment in the oum of McClure and Clement Smith. era! weel<s sgo and has beon . the obJeCt ot sea~rh b) officers In other action of the court Monday, Arthur 1,1 Goodwin, sl nee th • I I1m• · Leach represented in court mdicted by the Grand Jury on b Attorne Don Kingery, court an embeuleme~t cbarge ~d ~pointed, Ywas round Innocent previously ente~nglna plea of 1~ of the misdemeanor charge ef nocenl, appear cou~t an contributing to the delmquency changed hiS plea to gllllly as of 1 minor by an all female charged . The case wa• continur Witnesses giving tes~mo- BY MRS. 1: E. RADEKIN ued until November 41h fo: a ~y ~~r the State were Danny ~rs. Gtortlll Nell Philhps of pre · s:ntenclng mvesttga~on. Wamsley wvmer E Newman Chhilhcothethe spenMrt theEthweeklRwadlth Goodwm 1• free on bond. · Hodges the t4- klermo and Zatta' Ann Oth r ' • s. d e. then urmR Re year-old girl concerned in the k er \Ia:uestsd Mr 0 contnlmhng chsrge The de- ;ee '"r:re ;,· : ~ M ' ewa nd' • ·d n. fen'. Offered no wrtnesses m ..!'ms's uarv • am111 :t ''"• 1 rt'n o11 anthe action ton, Mrs. Wilda May Wlsema• Jury members servmg were of Harrisonville and Mrs Dena Nancv R Bowman. foreman Hoffman of Ll~gsvllle Mildred H Clarke. Florence John Vale was in c.Iumbus L. Clark, Goldie McDermitt. last week working at the Sci· Mrs Ad> Van Meter of ChesVIVIan Sldm,kBeRodulah Mp Bac~- ence Review. . ter spent a weekend with Mrs. lie, Ada Clar , I a aug Mrs. Neva Nicholson spent Zona Bi 5 Alberta Wilos, Betty Thomas the week carmg for her moth· gg · , Fern Harbour and Helen I. M J E R·"·k n Mrs Mmnie Atkinson 'and er rs. . """' 1 • Carroll. Mr ~nd Mrs. Alfred Walsh daughter and son-in-law, Mr. In the second ttlal. also u·1ed and family of Newark spent and Mrs Harry Myers, all ol 1n Lesch's absence, on a charge Saturday With Mrs. Walsh's mo- Huntington, spent 1 recent Suiof assault on Danny lfamsley, ther, Mrs Edoa Fauber. Other aay w1th Mr. and Mrs. George tile entire tr1al lasted only 30 guest.! wore Mrs Jane Arbaugh Frederick. Mrs. Hattie Fredeminutes w1lh the Jury finding and son of Albany and Riehard rick an_d Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leach guilty u charged Jurors Fauber of Columbus. Fredenck . for this trill were Cbarle< Hoi- [ Ml Allm Radekla of Bowl- Mrs. Clifford C~x, who has land, AloiiZO Dickens, Clement lng Green spent the w..,kend been rll, IS rmprovmg. Smith lieldon Flemmmg. Jack at home Mr and Mrs. Dwight Me' Mrs Anna Elizabeth Turner B~ide and son, Kenneth, East II BOOKED and daughter Sherrie spent • Liverpool. spent last weekend PT. PLEASANT - The coun- weekend at the home of her ~ltl Mrt. HatHe Fredenek and Ly 1111 recordl ahow 12. persons brother. Mr and Mro Wesley viSited Mr and Mrs Norma• booked in the county jail dunng Allen Ogdin Frederick . the weekend. Charles Sbehne, Mrs G A Radekin flslted Mrs Wald Spencer was m 44 Henderson Lawrence Jones h b the 1 1 W'l" Columbus a recent Sunday. 1 uam Gene McElroy lost one of ' Theod ' Smith 14 both er re r- n- aw, ~ndLeon, Jo: c. et~m~rs, 47, ~wetl in ~U~is Medical h1s horses last week from a Sanllllab, Ga. Charles D. t:hne, enter on . u ay snake bite H, Paden City and James R Rtcent VISitors of Mr and Mr. and Mrs Wayne Brlekles Finley 42, Chesapeake, Ohio all Mrs Frank Westfall were Mr ot Tuppers Plains visited Mr. charged with mto11cahon Boyd and Mrs. Emory Westfall and and Mrs. John Hayea recently. F. Hall, Huntington, Bob Eugene Mrs Mary Sprrea of Columbus Mr and Mrs. John Hayes and Long, 24, Columbus, Jerry D and Mr and Mrs C h • r 1e ' Emerson Hayes visited MrL Shelton, 33, Rockledge, Fla 1Glenme Haves m GahaHna lasl Robert Gale Wayne. 29 Leon I PT. PLEASANT , Sonday Mrs. Glennie Hayes, all charged w1th driving wh1le 1 LIVESTOCK 8-~u:s CO. ~ho has been poorly for some mtoxicated Paul .Joseph LyPT. PLEASANT, W. VA. lime. remams about the same. ons 21 Frrebrick Kv reckless Satmlay, OcL I, 1MI -Mn. Hattie Ji'rtderl•k dn;ing' and Dav1d L;~is Cogar , HOGS-:'" 175 to 220 21 to 2122. Athens, Ohio. Rt 3. r81 Jure 180 , Heav1es :II to 22.25 , Lights In [lf'rlodS of drought, alfalto have veh1cle under con1rol ' 19 50 te 21 25. Fat Sows 17 50 fa sends roots as deep as !7 ' to 19 25; Boars 12 to li 25; feet below the surface to reach REPOR:r ISSUED j P1gs 8 50 to 14 50 ; Stock Shoats mmstu.PT. PLEASANT - George , b) Hd 19 to 30 1 1 •==--~~------...-,l .lohn ,on Shenfl of Mason Coun CATI'LE - Steers 20 te 23GIRLS ty has released the aclii'IIV re 75: Heifers 17 81' to 21 iO; Fat pori of hiS departmenl for the Cows 15 to 18.50 Canners 11.75 month of September sho~rng to li, Bulls 19 2S to 21 50: Stock 1 6519 miles traveled 13 acci Stem 21 to 2185; Stock Hell- Sire 121ft pr. dents rnv..,t1gated resullmg m ers 18 25 to 22 75; Stock Steer I ,. lit 10 personal InJUry to frVf persons Calves 21 te 32 25; Stock lleif I and an estimated $6.225 proper- er Calv., 21 to 24.50 Revular $5.99 ty damage 17 road Jaw c1ta 1 VEAL CALVES - Tops 38. lions glvtn · 37 miSdemeanor , Seconds 3510, Medrum 15 to arrests: 101 cour1 papt'rS srrv- I 32 35: Common and Heavi.. ed .on both cnmmal and CIVil I 2i to 35 Baby Calves by Hd. l Middleport act1ons . 2 breakmg and enter 11 Jo 31 logs Invest• gated: one stolen ::_~---------'.,....._..._.._~""--~""""""~'"""~' Charter No. 9815 car recovere<l and 1850 Slolen property recovered mne REPORT OF CONDITION OF justice of peacf! warrants se~"· ved and 73 persons booke<l m the county )arl OF RACINE PF.TJTION FILED PT PLEASANT - A pel•lion In the Slate of Ohio, at the Close of Busmess on September tO. 1966 Published m response to call made by Comptroller fl3" filPd 1n ttle ofrtrf' ol tht> C1r of the Currency, under Section 5211 , U S Revised Statuteo. roll Clerk styled Roy J Prerson and OliVe M P1erson vs J B ASSETS !Byrd) Rollms The pelitwn Cash balances w1th other banks, and cash rtated the plarntJffs lmd pur '"process of collection- --------------· ' 141.09588 ch ed Th B R 5 11001 l'nr ted States Government obligations. as e ug un ' d~rect and guara t d 723,064 79 btvUIIBodm~rdrn,'m~lh• tM""rm Couthn . Obhgatwns of States a"n~"politicai ~~i,d;~~s~~~; 6.000 00 . a 0 "'"ura ron or • Loans and discounts 805,184 15 sum ol S2tY.> cash and the plam Frxed assets __ _____ : : ::: :::::: ::: :::: :::: 19,152.33 tiffs had attemptf'll to remove Other assets 4 843 69 1 ' tile builrim~ from the '""I ., , ............. ................ tate but rt~e respondent. Rol- ' TOTAL ASSETS ----- - ------------ ---- 81.699 340 84 tins. has nrnh•hited lh•m from . UABfL!TIES removing same and mad• ' Demand deposits of mrilviduals. threats 10 them partnerships, and corporatwns _ _ _____ 1 ~ 13,656 31 T1me )Pd savings deposits of individuals. Plersanl l'all•y Hoapllal partnerships. and corporations .. .. .. 891.251.67 AD\tl'f"mfl Mr< o~en Oal Deposits of Jlmted States Government ___ _ 422 72 ton, Ga\hpohs Ferry Mrs Deoosrts of States and political subdiviSit.na _ 108.336.41 Howard Creenlee Pt Ph·a<anl TOTAl DEPOSITS -- - -- S1 !it3 887 l! , Total demand deposit< .. .. 1 622 415 44 Mn. Charlos Stone Leon, ' Total time & savings depoSits$ 891 ,251 61 Burke Alimd•·r PI Pl.asant. Other habrllties 45 00 Roosel'elt Mounts Vmlun: 1 - - ------- .................._ _ _-"':::; Lloyd W Nel ,.li• 1\ppl• Gruve 1 TOTAL LIABIJ.fT!ES -- ---- .. - --- --- $1 1513 171211 ~· DISCHAJ\G~D W•ltlam I CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Rock Society Notes • l POID Oak HilJ SOCiety N0tes 1 1 LOAFERS $4.u I I h h l Rous 's s oe Store 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ' 1 ', ~~. ( Rou~h ~~ ew Ha\' n Johr1 ~h.v ley Bloom.ogJon Jnri . ,. Ja.;,P<il Swfln~nn Mrs ~,·'llllpnl t!l , ,Y· t .Mn. raul llb!'i!l!l .'lt'W Have-n ' -- - H t ~~~~.II PI R«l \ 1 _ An ,,. 0., been II led 01 !he Ci"'"li '"l~j~:~.~ gr •111ln 1nd ·nwnl to t e I i.:i'f m tlw ' lim ol St W~ !n '' IJo '!'"" l .t ddr> d ~ nt!ri w~t~ tn tf'r Qrtf I'H~f:'; In tt'ip 1 I\ Jl '1~' 1 101) "'"'-" ··" 'i<llion81 Crt ltb In< R.u~h· rd ~· a H:tr tlf'1 lt> <l r 1 Common stock- total par value _________ __ J No shares autnoTJZ~d 500 5000000 No <horeo outstandmg 500 Surnlus --- - .. .. - ----- - ----------- - -- 60,00000 l n<livided profits -- -- --- - - - __ __ _____ __ . 75,628 73 - TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... ... __!.85,82873 Ttlll AI \.lABILITIES AND r ITA I Arrnt INT~ ............ $1,699,340 8~ MRMORANflA LM.,cr as shown above art> after dedul'tion of va luafl 1 m rP~Prves of _ f 4,563 89 I. !'re•'•nd S Norri•. Ca•hier. or the above-named bank do herP~> rierlarP that thi• repC>rt of ronrillit~n Is true and correrl to the best of my knowlenge and belief FREELAND S NORRIS ASK TO WF.n We the underRlgned dirertoro attei<l the corrl'<'tne" or I'"':'~J&;,t,""PLP.~ S .\N1 W.•lt•r thl• repon or condition and declare that It hao b•rn examlnJn""' ;; PoJn,t Pie•• •ri In uo and to the be•t of our knowled~e and helle!\~ true and H~s l~>r ~('h11 l f7. ~ 1 and corrt'ct have madt' 11). 1 {O !I m:Jrrl:l:!f" l lf'P r<:t> office of the county cle1 " ' J DILLON CROSS .; CLARENCE V. PRICE EARL 1'. CROSS Du eclon j V40 •ce ~ ~· '! ' · . .¥ • .. ... . ' .. .... ... . •' • • • " ,..., ._. ,. ,......,. ,.. .- ..... . . _ . " • · .... .,_ w .,.,. .,..o J W ,, wi • Jil il*- 4 ' • ,tt.' .M A * • til""'"""' ' • .,.p-.; #I .,_. t" r#'o.J .,~>J"' '*- •' ,. ,~~~ r/11'-;;w,Jr .. ,~~"'' I'<·" I t ,. ) .-Three Jury Tr.·als Held I·n c.·rcm"t Court . ........ . . . . . . . _, · - \ II / ,, 1 / B d 0 roa wa · 1~ Pomcroy-Mi~dleport, ~1/f,r+-8 for its tribute te anothe~ show· "Today:• nellle4\JY Bafbia Will4-Daily Sentinel, ca~ftt"•le 1f biz veteran, Bishop Fdlton J. ters tilt iif "Va . · • • • Sheen. , Woolr' to Warner~• ,aroae trolll DAN TOPPING Jr. says firm- his lth TV station In (114) ~oulevardler, Jules; When the VIet N•m tblllg a "eombinlllbn of la:llll~s and ly he'll "not" leave !he Yan- Okla. Legends of the els? M,s. Warren Per:shin1gl steps' up, watch fer a wage- steed," al}ll that ~·ctpa!-e ca'st kees: last week Red Barber George Skakel mount; When (Momo) proved a gal may priCe freeze, which Is why the Richard BUrtoJI 'llf lfii stage would hav," insisted the sam; shot a lion wttb a thlc in 1 bandana kerchief · fe~erlsh -iabor-manageqtent .war play but had 'no cliirimen~ be· There ll be another CD>- bullet In Afrlca, before Orsini's luncheon - crowd is.1JI!o...: · George Hamilton yond a stlrua ,for Ul Tayler af. Yankee deneuncement, shortly the beast free, the peUUon . A~raham told us I while o/le <:OD~ersed ter saying he'~ prefet Utltfla · If Jon Ar~ett of the Chi. sportsman attached around its Strauss found a way of wlth George ane' Lynda ' John- gan . "Oliver•:. creator t!on Bears IS tacklmg more vlc1ous- neck a gold chain bearing the wonderfully funny by son In "21") that he'll start el Bart says quilling thl ly these_ day~, ,maybe l~'s b~ tag, ;;George Skakel shot me the li)OIIth's lively radio sh110Ung "Jack of Diamonds" theater: don't bet •OD It ... : cause ~~ Wife s diVOI'CIII~ him fii'SI 1 Imagine the chagrin mercia! - w11h the voic enl a in N. Y. soon, finish same In "Oliver" rug six years - ,· TV.~ supposed to k II I some would-be H~mpmgll'ay dead man (W. D. Field's). IJM.,.un:ic:h:-;~Ed~w;ard~;Al~bee~~to;l;d:.the;:;re;.ri:;;~;'';:;;;:H wood, but TV bought $100,· Or Hemingway h1msell ftr 000,000 worth of old movies this matter. GEORGE NARDIELLO of past ten days and 75 per cent Kiki-Hart is Mrs. George Romof H'wood stu dlo pr oducUon is ARLENE DAHL ney's favorite designer - the for TV Stage 67 tonight Just bought a 5th Ave. flat young son of the late fight switched from a Donald O'Con- for $3:15,000; tt must be · commissiOn doctor, VIncent ~or hour to nne starr1?g bril- ed in an expensive hurry Nardiello. George (wed t. an hant new young calmlc Dick oause Arlene family's been honest-to-Gotha Italian priJiclpCavett; called "Where It's AI," mviled for Thanksgiving esa, Marisa) wilt have a full by Bud Yorkin- Norman Lear, ner Jules Glaenzer, chair· day with Mrs Romney, PERMANENT It's a quick-probability rushed man of Cartier's who was !rae- refuses to "buy wholesale," tn where ABC's ratings have lured- hipped and skull ·bust- selects from and with Get>rg••ll Iear edtotr ea d smce · 'te r, season edby a taxi'Iast wm at KiklHar - t, then IS • t rt b II h s t · E:imring:harn, sa e we enoug un o ge tall by a store m N. Y. lndustrlalisl Victor \he football game With t h Mich. . Mrs. R. will be • • • Muscat filled FCC plans to build Denny Staters; wonderful the Nardiello's at the Coty Awards d_inner tomght. ftft\lh\.ft li).,e1} ~-II.J li/4o•IIJ -J ,.- No matmees lor Mary Mar~ ~- ~~ tin when she brings "! Do' I NOW IS THE TIME UaocnmblotheHfourJumblos, Do!" to Bdwy. . ·•Big Anne" TO BUY YOUR ue Iotter to ea<h oquore, to F:rdl "simpl~" ~lac: t'?ivenform four ordinery word•m'l'l ~~ B:ll w:t ~12~ ~~ Ber·g-11 ,' J HELDt HELP US! fl8spiw News Racine l-- by HeteR Bottel-• ,he•s· 1 Zero Master Zerex - ad::~: &hat said, "No t•ade-m required"-you milil't bave tboulht your preoent appliance hu no volue. THIS IS NOT TRUE! We ..ant your trade-in becauae It can be reconditioned and r-ld-al o profit. We sell Frigidaire appllanceo with or ,.ltlloul tradr. It's up to you. If you koop your presontapplianee, you PlY the same low price we ratabli.lh for tvery If you've ever aeen 1ppUance -gal. $1.59 gal.$1.99 • I 1 I SMAUE • j I - - • _ ~ - - - ~UMSAD I ) • . SMALL CJre;ml~ ~OME:TIME.'S- ...t,,•,l .Wwen FOUNt::' IN ei.A5E> ,JAJt-5. - Now lllnlll" the cirtle41ettel'l !::;'~~J~O:.:e"::~ lriii!MSURPRISEAKSIER..; IJ......., CLOTII v.,, • dorf's - without the Jlenl-lin•k·ll ed belt which was $500 extra J h H to h o n us n says e was ?od choice ,to play Nosh 'The Bible - Alec Guinnessll was John's first turndown Good news tontghl: Bert Wheel·· II or, recuperating fine at sara-11 nac's Will Rogers Hi!Spital, returns to the Lambs Club Oct. I IKJUfBf,' I ( 1 I li I I I I I I • I Yfl. X Y I _ J,_ _ _ WINTER ' ~ J (A>owm , • .,.,..,.,., GLOAT ORIOlE INTAKE Tlo• bov f ..o. 1111/f•,.n' ,.., _ "IIW'S LOOKING AT-CHOQI• NEED AUTO INSURANU? Snow Tires Harald Chase, Mgr. LAicust Be Ready For Bad Weather e ntERMOSTATS ............ $Uhp e RADIATOR HOSE .. ........ $1.17up e HEATER HOSE .. .. .. .. 29c and 35c Furnace Filters ~;'~•. _.:_ 59c CALL. •• V. D. mWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 992-2440 PCMMroy MOORE'S MAIN ST. ' POMEROY 992·2848 • Time: 8:30 am ~ate: January 23 rd · L Temperature: 20° below Robert Vall Dyke oalled to teU u• bow eomfortable be wae wilb lbe Dew eleatri•· ''~"'!DC •:r•tem Ia bit 150-;yaar~IAI home. It was during that Lerriflo oold epell •uree yea1'8 ago. And the Van Dykes were so pleaae4, with the 3-<lay-old eleotrio heating eyatem ill their newl;y remodele4 home that the;y called Lo ex~ tbeir'feellnga. The Van Dykea' 1966 report: "Eieotrio beating proved to be the cheapest Lo inetall and tho moat economical to operate. "There are no repatre and no parte to wear ou&. We even gained additional fioor ape.oe and CaD place furniture anywhere in our romna There an no oold apota and no draftll ••• the walla etay olean, lbe fiooro eta;y warm, a"~eaoh room ie thermoatatloally oontrohed. "We've had electric heaUag for three years now and otill feel we have the moat oonvenient and comfortabl;y heated 160-year-old bome.• You'd be juet aa happy wlth electric haatillg in your home. It'a 110 easy to convert. Call ua for a free estimate. And be oomfortabl;y warm &hill winter ••• even if it'• 20• below oulllide. With electric healiDg, you're p-led with 1o "Guaranteed Satiofaoijon" offer. And now you oan uve $100 on installation. Call us for oompletedetaile. I' ' ' ' ~ OHIO POWER COMPANY ' y~ •.,,. ~,.., •~•et•• e ~ .. ,....,.,. ) t'Wt.tlll• • • • •• e e • • ••••••••••••••••••• BAKER FURNITURE I customer. liJ ~ • USHER IN AUTUMN in a colorful way with a Salisbury Cadet Girl Scouts in First Meeting P, , rIm Salisbury Cadet Girl ~IllS II Troop held their f!i;st meeting I Monday evening at •he Entorprise EUB ~hurch. Two patrols were rormed and 1 of(icers elected. t.eadel for lhe Down Beat Four Is AM ·, Oblinger with Beverly. S,mllh as ~ I' \ 1 asat.stant add leader fir the ' '' ' ' c.det VIvo patrol Is B~ky Prim and propet and pretBeautiful Fall Will, with Sheila Folrne~ asslst- ty - a slim pump with a 1.Colored, Flowers Beverly Smith was elected bow arid dressy llttJe heel ' Arran~ ,In a troop scribe, Connie Llnntni. that you'll love ,tor l\,1 flair. · f Flortnell Burney, V-ariety o . . kHper: ' and Debl!!e Mushroom kid or black · -< Deeorative ' news reporter. Meetleather( Coilfain'e'rs ' be held each Monday .I ,' IY II Atoj!.•'of-5 PERMANENT FALL _ FLOWER IRRAuGEMEN-T L'ffl e ~atrol PUMP _,nly, $!.99. , Start' tr · the St. Mlddloport, 0 . If you want to trade, we'll give you a full value allow11nce based on age, make and opei'Btln& c:ondllion AND THIS FAIR ALLOWANCE WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM THE LOW PRICE WE ADVERTISE! MIDDLEPORT, 0. I I �. ..... ·. - •• • • J ... .~ . • I ',, PT. PLEASANT - The Clr- Shiflet; Faye Holmes, Hugh $100 IIlii co!ls. Atlorney W H. cult Court of Mason County had W. Woeda .Jobn McClure, Billy Rardin represented the plain1 busy day Monday with three Stevens frllli J Riffle Cora- tiffs and Attorneya Cecil Dean r.' JwY trills held and th' empan- lelta Ohlinger." James' R. and Don Kllllery represented ellng of a jury for a trial seh- Staat. defendant Jurors servinl were eduled for Thursday 9·30 am, The lhird trial, a etvil actiOn, Seldon FlemmlnJ, foreman, Russell Franklin Leach, 20, ended In a buns jury and 11a Jack Shiflet, Ilene SomPt. Ple3oant, who was indicted beea rescheduled for October mera, Faye HOIJnes, Faye on two misdemeanor charges lOth The action was styled Rob- Holmes, Hugh Noods, John and pleaded innO<ent to both ert Lutton Isabelle Lutton M Rottgen, James 'B Staall, ~hargfl was tried in hil ab- and Roy Lane vs. H H. RIY· Oscar Jordsn, Jr., Mack Bensance by the «>uri. Leach es- burn wlth the plaintiff's demand• nett, Foreman Stevens, John capf'd from the coun~ Jail sev- tn& judgment in the oum of McClure and Clement Smith. era! weel<s sgo and has beon . the obJeCt ot sea~rh b) officers In other action of the court Monday, Arthur 1,1 Goodwin, sl nee th • I I1m• · Leach represented in court mdicted by the Grand Jury on b Attorne Don Kingery, court an embeuleme~t cbarge ~d ~pointed, Ywas round Innocent previously ente~nglna plea of 1~ of the misdemeanor charge ef nocenl, appear cou~t an contributing to the delmquency changed hiS plea to gllllly as of 1 minor by an all female charged . The case wa• continur Witnesses giving tes~mo- BY MRS. 1: E. RADEKIN ued until November 41h fo: a ~y ~~r the State were Danny ~rs. Gtortlll Nell Philhps of pre · s:ntenclng mvesttga~on. Wamsley wvmer E Newman Chhilhcothethe spenMrt theEthweeklRwadlth Goodwm 1• free on bond. · Hodges the t4- klermo and Zatta' Ann Oth r ' • s. d e. then urmR Re year-old girl concerned in the k er \Ia:uestsd Mr 0 contnlmhng chsrge The de- ;ee '"r:re ;,· : ~ M ' ewa nd' • ·d n. fen'. Offered no wrtnesses m ..!'ms's uarv • am111 :t ''"• 1 rt'n o11 anthe action ton, Mrs. Wilda May Wlsema• Jury members servmg were of Harrisonville and Mrs Dena Nancv R Bowman. foreman Hoffman of Ll~gsvllle Mildred H Clarke. Florence John Vale was in c.Iumbus L. Clark, Goldie McDermitt. last week working at the Sci· Mrs Ad> Van Meter of ChesVIVIan Sldm,kBeRodulah Mp Bac~- ence Review. . ter spent a weekend with Mrs. lie, Ada Clar , I a aug Mrs. Neva Nicholson spent Zona Bi 5 Alberta Wilos, Betty Thomas the week carmg for her moth· gg · , Fern Harbour and Helen I. M J E R·"·k n Mrs Mmnie Atkinson 'and er rs. . """' 1 • Carroll. Mr ~nd Mrs. Alfred Walsh daughter and son-in-law, Mr. In the second ttlal. also u·1ed and family of Newark spent and Mrs Harry Myers, all ol 1n Lesch's absence, on a charge Saturday With Mrs. Walsh's mo- Huntington, spent 1 recent Suiof assault on Danny lfamsley, ther, Mrs Edoa Fauber. Other aay w1th Mr. and Mrs. George tile entire tr1al lasted only 30 guest.! wore Mrs Jane Arbaugh Frederick. Mrs. Hattie Fredeminutes w1lh the Jury finding and son of Albany and Riehard rick an_d Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leach guilty u charged Jurors Fauber of Columbus. Fredenck . for this trill were Cbarle< Hoi- [ Ml Allm Radekla of Bowl- Mrs. Clifford C~x, who has land, AloiiZO Dickens, Clement lng Green spent the w..,kend been rll, IS rmprovmg. Smith lieldon Flemmmg. Jack at home Mr and Mrs. Dwight Me' Mrs Anna Elizabeth Turner B~ide and son, Kenneth, East II BOOKED and daughter Sherrie spent • Liverpool. spent last weekend PT. PLEASANT - The coun- weekend at the home of her ~ltl Mrt. HatHe Fredenek and Ly 1111 recordl ahow 12. persons brother. Mr and Mro Wesley viSited Mr and Mrs Norma• booked in the county jail dunng Allen Ogdin Frederick . the weekend. Charles Sbehne, Mrs G A Radekin flslted Mrs Wald Spencer was m 44 Henderson Lawrence Jones h b the 1 1 W'l" Columbus a recent Sunday. 1 uam Gene McElroy lost one of ' Theod ' Smith 14 both er re r- n- aw, ~ndLeon, Jo: c. et~m~rs, 47, ~wetl in ~U~is Medical h1s horses last week from a Sanllllab, Ga. Charles D. t:hne, enter on . u ay snake bite H, Paden City and James R Rtcent VISitors of Mr and Mr. and Mrs Wayne Brlekles Finley 42, Chesapeake, Ohio all Mrs Frank Westfall were Mr ot Tuppers Plains visited Mr. charged with mto11cahon Boyd and Mrs. Emory Westfall and and Mrs. John Hayea recently. F. Hall, Huntington, Bob Eugene Mrs Mary Sprrea of Columbus Mr and Mrs. John Hayes and Long, 24, Columbus, Jerry D and Mr and Mrs C h • r 1e ' Emerson Hayes visited MrL Shelton, 33, Rockledge, Fla 1Glenme Haves m GahaHna lasl Robert Gale Wayne. 29 Leon I PT. PLEASANT , Sonday Mrs. Glennie Hayes, all charged w1th driving wh1le 1 LIVESTOCK 8-~u:s CO. ~ho has been poorly for some mtoxicated Paul .Joseph LyPT. PLEASANT, W. VA. lime. remams about the same. ons 21 Frrebrick Kv reckless Satmlay, OcL I, 1MI -Mn. Hattie Ji'rtderl•k dn;ing' and Dav1d L;~is Cogar , HOGS-:'" 175 to 220 21 to 2122. Athens, Ohio. Rt 3. r81 Jure 180 , Heav1es :II to 22.25 , Lights In [lf'rlodS of drought, alfalto have veh1cle under con1rol ' 19 50 te 21 25. Fat Sows 17 50 fa sends roots as deep as !7 ' to 19 25; Boars 12 to li 25; feet below the surface to reach REPOR:r ISSUED j P1gs 8 50 to 14 50 ; Stock Shoats mmstu.PT. PLEASANT - George , b) Hd 19 to 30 1 1 •==--~~------...-,l .lohn ,on Shenfl of Mason Coun CATI'LE - Steers 20 te 23GIRLS ty has released the aclii'IIV re 75: Heifers 17 81' to 21 iO; Fat pori of hiS departmenl for the Cows 15 to 18.50 Canners 11.75 month of September sho~rng to li, Bulls 19 2S to 21 50: Stock 1 6519 miles traveled 13 acci Stem 21 to 2185; Stock Hell- Sire 121ft pr. dents rnv..,t1gated resullmg m ers 18 25 to 22 75; Stock Steer I ,. lit 10 personal InJUry to frVf persons Calves 21 te 32 25; Stock lleif I and an estimated $6.225 proper- er Calv., 21 to 24.50 Revular $5.99 ty damage 17 road Jaw c1ta 1 VEAL CALVES - Tops 38. lions glvtn · 37 miSdemeanor , Seconds 3510, Medrum 15 to arrests: 101 cour1 papt'rS srrv- I 32 35: Common and Heavi.. ed .on both cnmmal and CIVil I 2i to 35 Baby Calves by Hd. l Middleport act1ons . 2 breakmg and enter 11 Jo 31 logs Invest• gated: one stolen ::_~---------'.,....._..._.._~""--~""""""~'"""~' Charter No. 9815 car recovere<l and 1850 Slolen property recovered mne REPORT OF CONDITION OF justice of peacf! warrants se~"· ved and 73 persons booke<l m the county )arl OF RACINE PF.TJTION FILED PT PLEASANT - A pel•lion In the Slate of Ohio, at the Close of Busmess on September tO. 1966 Published m response to call made by Comptroller fl3" filPd 1n ttle ofrtrf' ol tht> C1r of the Currency, under Section 5211 , U S Revised Statuteo. roll Clerk styled Roy J Prerson and OliVe M P1erson vs J B ASSETS !Byrd) Rollms The pelitwn Cash balances w1th other banks, and cash rtated the plarntJffs lmd pur '"process of collection- --------------· ' 141.09588 ch ed Th B R 5 11001 l'nr ted States Government obligations. as e ug un ' d~rect and guara t d 723,064 79 btvUIIBodm~rdrn,'m~lh• tM""rm Couthn . Obhgatwns of States a"n~"politicai ~~i,d;~~s~~~; 6.000 00 . a 0 "'"ura ron or • Loans and discounts 805,184 15 sum ol S2tY.> cash and the plam Frxed assets __ _____ : : ::: :::::: ::: :::: :::: 19,152.33 tiffs had attemptf'll to remove Other assets 4 843 69 1 ' tile builrim~ from the '""I ., , ............. ................ tate but rt~e respondent. Rol- ' TOTAL ASSETS ----- - ------------ ---- 81.699 340 84 tins. has nrnh•hited lh•m from . UABfL!TIES removing same and mad• ' Demand deposits of mrilviduals. threats 10 them partnerships, and corporatwns _ _ _____ 1 ~ 13,656 31 T1me )Pd savings deposits of individuals. Plersanl l'all•y Hoapllal partnerships. and corporations .. .. .. 891.251.67 AD\tl'f"mfl Mr< o~en Oal Deposits of Jlmted States Government ___ _ 422 72 ton, Ga\hpohs Ferry Mrs Deoosrts of States and political subdiviSit.na _ 108.336.41 Howard Creenlee Pt Ph·a<anl TOTAl DEPOSITS -- - -- S1 !it3 887 l! , Total demand deposit< .. .. 1 622 415 44 Mn. Charlos Stone Leon, ' Total time & savings depoSits$ 891 ,251 61 Burke Alimd•·r PI Pl.asant. Other habrllties 45 00 Roosel'elt Mounts Vmlun: 1 - - ------- .................._ _ _-"':::; Lloyd W Nel ,.li• 1\ppl• Gruve 1 TOTAL LIABIJ.fT!ES -- ---- .. - --- --- $1 1513 171211 ~· DISCHAJ\G~D W•ltlam I CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Rock Society Notes • l POID Oak HilJ SOCiety N0tes 1 1 LOAFERS $4.u I I h h l Rous 's s oe Store 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ' 1 ', ~~. ( Rou~h ~~ ew Ha\' n Johr1 ~h.v ley Bloom.ogJon Jnri . ,. Ja.;,P<il Swfln~nn Mrs ~,·'llllpnl t!l , ,Y· t .Mn. raul llb!'i!l!l .'lt'W Have-n ' -- - H t ~~~~.II PI R«l \ 1 _ An ,,. 0., been II led 01 !he Ci"'"li '"l~j~:~.~ gr •111ln 1nd ·nwnl to t e I i.:i'f m tlw ' lim ol St W~ !n '' IJo '!'"" l .t ddr> d ~ nt!ri w~t~ tn tf'r Qrtf I'H~f:'; In tt'ip 1 I\ Jl '1~' 1 101) "'"'-" ··" 'i<llion81 Crt ltb In< R.u~h· rd ~· a H:tr tlf'1 lt> <l r 1 Common stock- total par value _________ __ J No shares autnoTJZ~d 500 5000000 No <horeo outstandmg 500 Surnlus --- - .. .. - ----- - ----------- - -- 60,00000 l n<livided profits -- -- --- - - - __ __ _____ __ . 75,628 73 - TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... ... __!.85,82873 Ttlll AI \.lABILITIES AND r ITA I Arrnt INT~ ............ $1,699,340 8~ MRMORANflA LM.,cr as shown above art> after dedul'tion of va luafl 1 m rP~Prves of _ f 4,563 89 I. !'re•'•nd S Norri•. Ca•hier. or the above-named bank do herP~> rierlarP that thi• repC>rt of ronrillit~n Is true and correrl to the best of my knowlenge and belief FREELAND S NORRIS ASK TO WF.n We the underRlgned dirertoro attei<l the corrl'<'tne" or I'"':'~J&;,t,""PLP.~ S .\N1 W.•lt•r thl• repon or condition and declare that It hao b•rn examlnJn""' ;; PoJn,t Pie•• •ri In uo and to the be•t of our knowled~e and helle!\~ true and H~s l~>r ~('h11 l f7. ~ 1 and corrt'ct have madt' 11). 1 {O !I m:Jrrl:l:!f" l lf'P r<:t> office of the county cle1 " ' J DILLON CROSS .; CLARENCE V. PRICE EARL 1'. CROSS Du eclon j V40 •ce ~ ~· '! ' · . .¥ • .. ... . ' .. .... ... . •' • • • " ,..., ._. ,. ,......,. ,.. .- ..... . . _ . " • · .... .,_ w .,.,. .,..o J W ,, wi • Jil il*- 4 ' • ,tt.' .M A * • til""'"""' ' • .,.p-.; #I .,_. t" r#'o.J .,~>J"' '*- •' ,. ,~~~ r/11'-;;w,Jr .. ,~~"'' I'<·" I t ,. ) .-Three Jury Tr.·als Held I·n c.·rcm"t Court . ........ . . . . . . . _, · - \ II / ,, 1 / B d 0 roa wa · 1~ Pomcroy-Mi~dleport, ~1/f,r+-8 for its tribute te anothe~ show· "Today:• nellle4\JY Bafbia Will4-Daily Sentinel, ca~ftt"•le 1f biz veteran, Bishop Fdlton J. ters tilt iif "Va . · • • • Sheen. , Woolr' to Warner~• ,aroae trolll DAN TOPPING Jr. says firm- his lth TV station In (114) ~oulevardler, Jules; When the VIet N•m tblllg a "eombinlllbn of la:llll~s and ly he'll "not" leave !he Yan- Okla. Legends of the els? M,s. Warren Per:shin1gl steps' up, watch fer a wage- steed," al}ll that ~·ctpa!-e ca'st kees: last week Red Barber George Skakel mount; When (Momo) proved a gal may priCe freeze, which Is why the Richard BUrtoJI 'llf lfii stage would hav," insisted the sam; shot a lion wttb a thlc in 1 bandana kerchief · fe~erlsh -iabor-manageqtent .war play but had 'no cliirimen~ be· There ll be another CD>- bullet In Afrlca, before Orsini's luncheon - crowd is.1JI!o...: · George Hamilton yond a stlrua ,for Ul Tayler af. Yankee deneuncement, shortly the beast free, the peUUon . A~raham told us I while o/le <:OD~ersed ter saying he'~ prefet Utltfla · If Jon Ar~ett of the Chi. sportsman attached around its Strauss found a way of wlth George ane' Lynda ' John- gan . "Oliver•:. creator t!on Bears IS tacklmg more vlc1ous- neck a gold chain bearing the wonderfully funny by son In "21") that he'll start el Bart says quilling thl ly these_ day~, ,maybe l~'s b~ tag, ;;George Skakel shot me the li)OIIth's lively radio sh110Ung "Jack of Diamonds" theater: don't bet •OD It ... : cause ~~ Wife s diVOI'CIII~ him fii'SI 1 Imagine the chagrin mercia! - w11h the voic enl a in N. Y. soon, finish same In "Oliver" rug six years - ,· TV.~ supposed to k II I some would-be H~mpmgll'ay dead man (W. D. Field's). IJM.,.un:ic:h:-;~Ed~w;ard~;Al~bee~~to;l;d:.the;:;re;.ri:;;~;'';:;;;:H wood, but TV bought $100,· Or Hemingway h1msell ftr 000,000 worth of old movies this matter. GEORGE NARDIELLO of past ten days and 75 per cent Kiki-Hart is Mrs. George Romof H'wood stu dlo pr oducUon is ARLENE DAHL ney's favorite designer - the for TV Stage 67 tonight Just bought a 5th Ave. flat young son of the late fight switched from a Donald O'Con- for $3:15,000; tt must be · commissiOn doctor, VIncent ~or hour to nne starr1?g bril- ed in an expensive hurry Nardiello. George (wed t. an hant new young calmlc Dick oause Arlene family's been honest-to-Gotha Italian priJiclpCavett; called "Where It's AI," mviled for Thanksgiving esa, Marisa) wilt have a full by Bud Yorkin- Norman Lear, ner Jules Glaenzer, chair· day with Mrs Romney, PERMANENT It's a quick-probability rushed man of Cartier's who was !rae- refuses to "buy wholesale," tn where ABC's ratings have lured- hipped and skull ·bust- selects from and with Get>rg••ll Iear edtotr ea d smce · 'te r, season edby a taxi'Iast wm at KiklHar - t, then IS • t rt b II h s t · E:imring:harn, sa e we enoug un o ge tall by a store m N. Y. lndustrlalisl Victor \he football game With t h Mich. . Mrs. R. will be • • • Muscat filled FCC plans to build Denny Staters; wonderful the Nardiello's at the Coty Awards d_inner tomght. ftft\lh\.ft li).,e1} ~-II.J li/4o•IIJ -J ,.- No matmees lor Mary Mar~ ~- ~~ tin when she brings "! Do' I NOW IS THE TIME UaocnmblotheHfourJumblos, Do!" to Bdwy. . ·•Big Anne" TO BUY YOUR ue Iotter to ea<h oquore, to F:rdl "simpl~" ~lac: t'?ivenform four ordinery word•m'l'l ~~ B:ll w:t ~12~ ~~ Ber·g-11 ,' J HELDt HELP US! fl8spiw News Racine l-- by HeteR Bottel-• ,he•s· 1 Zero Master Zerex - ad::~: &hat said, "No t•ade-m required"-you milil't bave tboulht your preoent appliance hu no volue. THIS IS NOT TRUE! We ..ant your trade-in becauae It can be reconditioned and r-ld-al o profit. We sell Frigidaire appllanceo with or ,.ltlloul tradr. It's up to you. If you koop your presontapplianee, you PlY the same low price we ratabli.lh for tvery If you've ever aeen 1ppUance -gal. $1.59 gal.$1.99 • I 1 I SMAUE • j I - - • _ ~ - - - ~UMSAD I ) • . SMALL CJre;ml~ ~OME:TIME.'S- ...t,,•,l .Wwen FOUNt::' IN ei.A5E> ,JAJt-5. - Now lllnlll" the cirtle41ettel'l !::;'~~J~O:.:e"::~ lriii!MSURPRISEAKSIER..; IJ......., CLOTII v.,, • dorf's - without the Jlenl-lin•k·ll ed belt which was $500 extra J h H to h o n us n says e was ?od choice ,to play Nosh 'The Bible - Alec Guinnessll was John's first turndown Good news tontghl: Bert Wheel·· II or, recuperating fine at sara-11 nac's Will Rogers Hi!Spital, returns to the Lambs Club Oct. I IKJUfBf,' I ( 1 I li I I I I I I • I Yfl. X Y I _ J,_ _ _ WINTER ' ~ J (A>owm , • .,.,..,.,., GLOAT ORIOlE INTAKE Tlo• bov f ..o. 1111/f•,.n' ,.., _ "IIW'S LOOKING AT-CHOQI• NEED AUTO INSURANU? Snow Tires Harald Chase, Mgr. LAicust Be Ready For Bad Weather e ntERMOSTATS ............ $Uhp e RADIATOR HOSE .. ........ $1.17up e HEATER HOSE .. .. .. .. 29c and 35c Furnace Filters ~;'~•. _.:_ 59c CALL. •• V. D. mWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 992-2440 PCMMroy MOORE'S MAIN ST. ' POMEROY 992·2848 • Time: 8:30 am ~ate: January 23 rd · L Temperature: 20° below Robert Vall Dyke oalled to teU u• bow eomfortable be wae wilb lbe Dew eleatri•· ''~"'!DC •:r•tem Ia bit 150-;yaar~IAI home. It was during that Lerriflo oold epell •uree yea1'8 ago. And the Van Dykes were so pleaae4, with the 3-<lay-old eleotrio heating eyatem ill their newl;y remodele4 home that the;y called Lo ex~ tbeir'feellnga. The Van Dykea' 1966 report: "Eieotrio beating proved to be the cheapest Lo inetall and tho moat economical to operate. "There are no repatre and no parte to wear ou&. We even gained additional fioor ape.oe and CaD place furniture anywhere in our romna There an no oold apota and no draftll ••• the walla etay olean, lbe fiooro eta;y warm, a"~eaoh room ie thermoatatloally oontrohed. "We've had electric heaUag for three years now and otill feel we have the moat oonvenient and comfortabl;y heated 160-year-old bome.• You'd be juet aa happy wlth electric haatillg in your home. It'a 110 easy to convert. Call ua for a free estimate. And be oomfortabl;y warm &hill winter ••• even if it'• 20• below oulllide. With electric healiDg, you're p-led with 1o "Guaranteed Satiofaoijon" offer. And now you oan uve $100 on installation. Call us for oompletedetaile. I' ' ' ' ~ OHIO POWER COMPANY ' y~ •.,,. ~,.., •~•et•• e ~ .. ,....,.,. ) t'Wt.tlll• • • • •• e e • • ••••••••••••••••••• BAKER FURNITURE I customer. liJ ~ • USHER IN AUTUMN in a colorful way with a Salisbury Cadet Girl Scouts in First Meeting P, , rIm Salisbury Cadet Girl ~IllS II Troop held their f!i;st meeting I Monday evening at •he Entorprise EUB ~hurch. Two patrols were rormed and 1 of(icers elected. t.eadel for lhe Down Beat Four Is AM ·, Oblinger with Beverly. S,mllh as ~ I' \ 1 asat.stant add leader fir the ' '' ' ' c.det VIvo patrol Is B~ky Prim and propet and pretBeautiful Fall Will, with Sheila Folrne~ asslst- ty - a slim pump with a 1.Colored, Flowers Beverly Smith was elected bow arid dressy llttJe heel ' Arran~ ,In a troop scribe, Connie Llnntni. that you'll love ,tor l\,1 flair. · f Flortnell Burney, V-ariety o . . kHper: ' and Debl!!e Mushroom kid or black · -< Deeorative ' news reporter. Meetleather( Coilfain'e'rs ' be held each Monday .I ,' IY II Atoj!.•'of-5 PERMANENT FALL _ FLOWER IRRAuGEMEN-T L'ffl e ~atrol PUMP _,nly, $!.99. , Start' tr · the St. Mlddloport, 0 . If you want to trade, we'll give you a full value allow11nce based on age, make and opei'Btln& c:ondllion AND THIS FAIR ALLOWANCE WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM THE LOW PRICE WE ADVERTISE! MIDDLEPORT, 0. I I �-.,j .. "'" ......~.,A ..... . .. '!'~., ~ ',,,;; • ·' " ., I '· .. ' ''·'..: ·- IA~NIY . Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Servaces. . . ' 5-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, o. Oct. 4, 1968 V''.\NT AD INFORM AliON I !SPill MOndo, DdiiiM " " .. M. Wll • oe For •a9Ut.Al't0111 tiM! Pub''''* ,.._... 1M ,.., ro edll 01 ,.IIICI lilY dt ........ •~•n•r .,... &Afla . . . WOOf W leNitt • ~•n • ,.. Nonl ••• tnttrt... Minimum ctw.,.. •o cenfl (NI . ., . ~ tor HI,.,. MCIIf.... lil*'rtiOftl CMt OIICOUftl .,. .... . . . . . ... .... Wltftl" II Up. i!OAitD Of fHANitl A OIITUARIU U.U ,., It _,. •~nlntUM- tach . . pet OPPICI lfOUII Pomeroy Motor •:ot P M. OIIIJ I:H 4. M . ~ 12M NOIMI I :Jt 4 . M. 10 tT'I 10 IAil' Co. ped st~ree. this set has lwin ., ' BLAmNARS · Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. T PI • upperS 3108 Society News . IIICISl PIOPLII • CALL DICK RAWL,J<IGS , l ' .. ' lo.c. T M. lot. IIJ. "' - ~.r. ' I/ 011. \ ALL MALLIDGE. Rawlings Hond1 51181 C f' ~E. MON'I COST 15 7 '/EN, SO WHAT CAN WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPOR1 OHIO 'f()IJ P.Q06E.? Kingsbury Social News ' FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT ~!A, LI'L ABNER BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER KEITH GOBL£ FORD I Wiif!IUIJI HOW MUCH U II DNI OP THI '!'' BOBCAT SPRINT SERVICE heac.. crickets. spiders & other insects will be cominl 1Jt. OPEN EVES, 9:00 '.M. WALT IS SHE Atii'IIN'J TO GIVE 'IE? speaker system, dual volume XII New R!J_iatOr Shop control. lovely walnut finish, sid• VOIIf home where It's eCar eTruck eHuter The Carleton Sunday School WANT AD u>ed onlv months, tak e •v· warm. Protect your borne , BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES ~8!1 an attendanc~ of 52, Offer· I'OMI!IIOY, CIHIO 6 PHONE WY 2-2156 er paym'~nt s ot $1 ll per week ' from these pests wtth ARAB, Cor• eBulldozer mg $13.06. Warship servlceJ 1 Memory • - - - - - - - - - -.....,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,.,,..,~, 1 or pay balance due $86 44 ,! available at King Builder> eAny Type Rev . and Mrs, Jack Young followed with Rev. Clyol! 1iln. 11 1 1 Co li 992-3218. 10 4 6tc Supply Co., Middleport and Mrs. Edith Bebling visited ton who introduced the guesl for Rent 1 Wanted 111 IN MEMORY of our mother , TF:All OF horso•s. lvili sell sep-! ___ .en , ,_ Uc ' with Mrs. Betzing's sister, Mrs. speaker, Arnold Grate, who balh aparlmrnt and I 3 ROOM and gran<! mother, Jcome Mae , ' ar:t lelv. I'lL Conlvi lle. 985 , ~U liNE..., flY 2-2196 Mtdcll-rt, 0 Mildred Martin who works at reprt!!!ents the Gideon In this upsjai rs, ;\ior th St·cond Avt' Lewis. who passed away Oct Now Taking Applications JJ;,g · tn [ ....,mptelo Sorv1e1 the Kimes Rest home al Ath- area. Mr. 'Grate spoke on the· 46 I 4 1958, . ___ 10 1 f "rw <rodtor• ens. work of the Gldeons In the Middleport , o. Ph. 9n·o293 Jtl 4 lfc LARJ;E OIL heater, 120. Also ·~did no! know tbe pail you Wrtlo. Proao or Conladl placing of Bibles and New Tes had a 1947 Chevrolet, $40. Call : A. 1-. IIRAD~"RD NOW OPEN j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of taments where they are need I in alin 5 11. m. or on Saturday, 1 ROOM house wtth bath, Or hear your final sigh, Ractno, Oblo 6 A,M, TO ChMesterd Mwere recent guests of ed. Pomeroy. Pit, 992 o38o We only know you passed •· \e w Ha ven, 882-2475.o 3'11 1 1 -uc·MIDNIGHT r. an rs. Gerald Violet Visiting Mr. and Mr~ . Lonnl' 1 10 4 trc way , , c ' >tiWtNU machll!el, repau oer , For Your Dining Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore of Hudson recently were Mr and Earn money end pri tM ' Without 1 last good-bye. i ONE of the fin er thmg' of voce. aU makeo. WY :!-22M, Convenience Middleport were recent guests Mrs. Homer carman o1 Porn• Delivering 3 ROOM apa men! and bath. t life - Blue Luslre r•rpet God gavo us strength to face l'be Fabnt Shop, Pomeroy of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. roy , fumished, ddlcport Ph, >nd 11pholstrry deoner. B•·nt • Aulh.. rozed Singer Salel and THE DAILY SENTINEL il, THE MARTIN Lindsey Lyons and family. . 9 12 He 992-3874. And courage to bear the bluw, electric snampooer IL Pick· Servoco. I !» Uc Mr. and Mrs. Nornian WebSeveral from this community to Established Routes. But whal il meaBt to Jose you en's Ha rdw are Co, fo e, Rea', l:state for Sale RESTAURANT er and family of Long Botrom have been atlending the revivCAll 992-2156 fHREE and four room furnish· No 0 1 '" w~l ever know. 10 3 6tc and Wilbur Weber of McKees- al at Burlingham Church. ed and unfurnished apart· ::~: :.;~~s~li~y ~~;, Jes ,c~~- I Middleport, Ohio Rocks, Pa., we~ , recent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. C~ King ments. WY .-5434. 12 6 tfr SA-VE 81(;1. Do your own rug l BEDROOM house on lot 1110 1 and upholstery cleaning • x 150 home in ex ..... ent conday,guests .of h1s SISler, . Mrs. had as recent '""I'Iora his parand Richard ond her gnond··I wAITRESS to work In local ' d.ti b' d 1 · t •w Ed KiD& of Dom Koerug , and son, RICkey. ents, Mr. and Mrs. un. ' wtlh Rlue Lustre. Hen! eke· t ' on, og yar • new y pam . I tavern. Must be 21 or over. NICE 4 rooms and bath otuldren. 10 4 Jtc WrHe. giving particulars, to furnished aparunent, Middle- I trir shampooer IL P ~t mer"y l ed. Phone 99:1-9905 or 992Business Servicil Their father, P. A. Weber, who Harrisonville Cement Block Co, 10 3 6tc · 2529. 9 28 tfc has visited at his son'• in Penn· The Daily Sentinel Box 66ll- port, Ohio. Pb. 99Z-3ll74. ~~_ _ _ _ Mrs. Mary Carsey who mad• . 6 HOOlt house with basement, BEADY-Mil eoacrete dellve!' syIvania, returned home. D, Pomeroy, 0 9 28 tfr 8 3 tfc .. -· FREE lubricant with every ' SWIM pool dealers, m groljlld, . / HA NNAH'S Husband, Her·lor. ! gacage, big yard. out of high ed right to your project l"ast Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Gilbert, his home with her danghter, oil change during month ol! $595 and up .~nta<'t Vox t rHREE and four room fur hales ha rd work so he cleans water. > minutes walk from and easy. Free estimates. of A!Jiens were recent guests ::edan:w:;r~~~ U:g~~n, Oct at Wolfe's Service Sta· l Pools, Inc. 1895 Whiteforll noshed apartments, All ~tiU· the rngs with Blue Lustre. rown, Ph. 992·990> or 992-2529. Phone 992-3284. Goeglelll here of her aunt Mrs. Eunice n@ 28 2776 tion, t'CrRer of 3rd and Mam Road, York, Pa. Phone (717) :::" 2Rent electric sbambooer $1. g tfc =dy-Mm Halsey and Donna Peggy Bowera of 1 1 Sts., Racillt, o. 10 ~ -~p~..2__~ 9~~ wey an er Baker Furniture Co. ' HOUSE FOR SALE. Seed · ' ":atson and family,, They also roy Ylsited overnight recentl) p. m. call WY 2-3574. 10 3 6tc 304 Hamilton Street, Middle- AIR OONDmOI'IING Refrlger- 1m•ted Mrs. Halsey s husband with Miss Sandra Beal. 4 1 tic FOR TIMBER, I buge maple 1 port, or call 992-5324. all.. aervlC1!. Jack'a Relrlfi· F~n Halse~, at Velerans Mem- Visiting Mr. and Mn. Chartree, free. Write c-o The Dai· J MODERN I bedroom borne, COZY, 75,000 BTU gas floor t t tic oraUoo, New Haven. Phone or•al Hospital, Pomeroy. les Mash Jr, and family Sunly Senti•el, Box 668-L, Pome· ' Pomerll)', o. Ph. 992-2903 day furnace with all controls. Ph. GAYNELL WISE preperly on TU z.3531. 4 1 tic Charles Spencer of Belpre day was Mrs. Patrick Wllllams. 10 4 Stc [ eroy, 0 . BOY or GIRL or 992-3702 evenings. m-6202. 10 3 6tp 108 Butlerllul Ave. Pb. 1!12called on his sister, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and ""'G In Rutland To 7 II tic 5293. 7 22 tfc BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Mrs. Wayne Brickles Wednes- sons visited recently with Mr. SLEE r u1 rooms, elest in I -· towa, 127 Butternut Ave., Earn Money and Prizes ~ ROOM apartmeat with batb. LUSTRE FOAM is guaranteed 175 ACRE !ann, bouse with 8 Doml Bottle Gas. Araold day, and Mrs. Kenneth Markinl t1 Pomeroy, 0. :wl 4 tfc 1 Delivering The Daily Ph. 992-3318. 8 8 tic to be the best carpet cleaner rooms and bath, cellar, cellar Brothers, 611 E. MaiD SL, Fon Halsey underwent major Racine. Sentinel to Htoblishod SMALL APARTMENT, all -con- you have ever used or your house, 2 large barRs~ lree Pomeroy. I 22 lie surgery at Velerans Memorial Mr. Leroy Wyant, who 11&1 lPECIAL Oct. 4 through 8. $15 Route veniences, first floor. Call money back. Electric sham- gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedl· Hospital, Pomeroy recenUy. been a patient at Holzer hospl~ wave for $12.50; $12-50 wave 992.2753. atc pooer rental IL Ebersbach ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· Auto Sel" Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons al, has returned hnme ancl II 10 1 lor $10.00; 110.00 wave lor CALl 992-2156 I Hardware, Pomeroy , o. Iiams, 992·2318 or 992-2681. and son, Lemar and Mrs. Eu- somewhat improved. $8.50; $11.50 wave lor U.50. FURNISHED apartment, tbree 9 29 &tc 10 3 tfo '31 PLYMOUTH ooupe. Phone lah Swan all spent a Sunday Evenings by oppointment. for .ent rooms, bath, at 249\io North! · EMer110a 7-74JJ'/, e. 30. &tp with tbe Lyons' daughter, Mr. Helen's Beauty Sloop, Pornlrd St, Middleport, Also an Insurance . . and Mrs. Lawrence Hasbergen eroy, Ohio, 10 3 3tc HARMONY. apartments . three unfurnished apartment, low- i 2 Mahogany drum top tables llE of Parkersburg aod helped Lawrooms furnished, everything rooms, bath, 204'h Corner of with glass, Phone 992-3038. GET A quoJ::CEiro:.EN tJ. Legal Notice renee celebrate his birthday, Mr. and ~ra. Delmer Rhod01 REVIVAL meeting starting at new : floors, walls. Third and Mill Sts., Middle- ! 9 29 !tp ::,. renewlBg '. Mrs. Doris Koenig and Nor. I t . port Call Mrs. Edward . ,...•unMINT •• ow"'"'"" man Weber, Mrs. Roger Gaul, a . el et 8D . , auto Insurance· we ma•' be NAOEMINT AND CIRCULATION h"'r Mary J ane and Mn• N·• the Plants Church S Un d a Y bath , pIum bmg e ec roc range Tewksbary al 992·3056. 1 Pomeroy Londmark's and Mrs. Eddie Murphy attend- g... ... TO PLACI " USUL f ,.DDUCIM GOOCJ\.E end SNUIIJIV IM;::.:I:,:.:TH;.:,...,..,.... GOODY!! SAL'« & SERVICE '~. .,50 SPORT RADIATOR eclldl...,.. werdlc. t.awr•n ALIGNME'NT 81 .... nol l:le .......... ,., rJION fftllll INie 1nc......ct UIMrt.... 1t Cefttl MOTORCYCLES BRAKE ,SERVICE .......... fill Motor Co. OIAUIT 11«41,.... ynfll f;N A. M. Dn lit ~ldtlfciiUM OD!I'Ctlonlttt., .,....... rtparfi'G lfiU. . .IIIfttJ Pomeroy "' CAifitCI.. LATIONI co•IICTIO"I ly lv FRED ::::==::::::::;-::========:;,:=== ""-::::::: HARLEY DAVI.DSON H0NDA WHHl for S.le or Rent 1 W1nted 1, I ROOM bouse, bath, laundry, EXPERIENCED secretary, 1: full basement, gas forced air shorthand, typln&, several EXPI!RIENCEJ) furnace, nice lot in Syracuse. languages, desires lull time For appolntme•t to see phone employment, secretarial or 929-3990. 10 t tfc clerical, good references. Write Box 661-A, 0-<1 the Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy, 0. end For S1le 1964 CHEVELLE $1495 9 all 6tc 2 Door. Low mileage by toea] owner, beautiful dark xreen l!IM ZIG ZAG sewing machine,J---------over 1ight green. Like new whitewall tires, spotles5 clean interior, l5!S b.p., 6 rylinder engine, standard t.ran.smission, salesman's demoRStrators, Business Servic:u radio, llt>aler, re-al nice. while Ihey last, these mach· CURTISS Bretdlng Service, a , OeftnQf$ ines equipped to zig zsg, choice ot 1811 oulls iD 18 dairy 'ltY 2-219 1962 CHEVROLET $1095 Pomeroy 4 Door Sedan, VB ~ng in t>, st d. trans. \'\' hite finish with red make .,buttonholes, darn, em· and oeet breeds. For service 3 ' interior, ~ood fires, radio and heater. broiders. etc. Pay $6 per at ;·;, Dial Parker's 992-22114/:~:;:;e:;:;;:;:;!;;:;:;:;:;E 1957 CHEVROLET ~--...,.-...,--$395 month or pay balance due Pomeroy or 985·3824 Chester. Bel Air St. Wagon . White ove-r rPd fini ~h . rlean interior, good M.62. Call 992-3218. 10 4 6t•' 9 4 311re tin•s, VS en&inP, automatic tnms. R&ll I t966 STEREO Console, jus! tak· I 1 en in, 1966 model radio equip· ' WlTII COLD WEATHER • J DIADI..IIIIII Oo, ..,_,. hiiiiHHIM P . fill ~molovment {~ ,,I LIMit, MR.Rl.I11CJA'-!, . I.UHAT Af!OJT ~f HIGH COST OF LI\/1/JG? nl!<: PRICI'Z OF MEAT IWD VE"GETA6lE'S IS SO HIGH ~E CA)J'T AFfORD 10 £AT I GASULIN! ALLEY IUHAi"S 'THE MAlTER 1 'rW COST LJ t<£ COOKIES AIV'r'MOR€? 1 I ~ i - ' ' iy CHESTER G<I'ILD DICK iRACY I NEXT ROOM. , I tald, Jb~w:n I Co~ ~~i:rt, 1 6 dau~ter, llln~~~ I ;!AD A SHAVE,&ATHED AND CJJT SOME FOOD. WHAT's Porn~ 1 WAN TED A PAIR 01' 5CIS50!'-S, AND A CAKE OF SOAP! ., Harrisonville f•~rnace, ~~:;i~vO~: i.~rJf(,~h Pa~d ~~~ o~i:~ =i. ~ o;~. bl;! - 10. 1 lfc _I --- - BIG SALE! y~~ able to save you lllODj'z lie Rev . 0 . H. Cart Bi evangel · 5392. 9 27 l2tp ' I Comeo To Pomeroy and Savel AtrroMOBD..E tnsurance beeo lsts. Special singing by pub- 3 ROOM house and bath-· · oa l" hROOdM anddfl bait! unfu,rmshedl, ! cancelled? Lolli Yllll opera~ lie talent All churches and La S P Ph 992 ar woo oors, new y pwn TIRES, 670xl5 Size , . to come. • urel t., omeroy. • · If · ed apartment • witb or with- , $12.45 plus tax or'1 UceDSeT CaD WY 2-2968· pastors are mv1ted 3. 13 29 10 J 6tp ~~. • c out GE refrigeratoc and gal ' Roofing, Lawn Ferhliaer I 15 Uc FOUR ROOM lurnllbed apart cooking range. Ph. 992-7059, M 11 On lny omo 5•111. Real Estill For S.le ment. WY ~658. 4 14 tic Clara McMaster. 10 2 61p • WE WILL aot be rt!!!ponsible POMEROY NEWLY redecorated four • 992-2181 nd batb bulll ia lor any debts contracted by rooms a t kitchen cabinets tile and anyone other than ourselves. Jilek w. Certey, Mgr. I Mr. an<! Mrs. Ed Miller, Ra· hardwood floors, JJOxiOO loot 23. SectiOQ lot small garage under •s. cine, Ohio, R. D. 10 3 3tp 4. Dilcfpllne ACIIOIIII of DON'T pump your sluggish sep' • • ' 1. Sa.llor 6. Swiss river Chicago tic tank. Get Klean·Em-Ail 000'ph 220 UnioR• Ave. ' Pomeroy ' ._Head 6. Knitting THE TELEPHONE number of 25. Spawa oept1'c tank cleaner' Land - 0 • one 99~~"5337· 10 2 tfC ronrtngw atH ch o{ fi.!ih Ivan Carmen, Peach Fork a. eur.. 7.AIItr-lngmt mark Farm Bureau. 21• Landfruita Road, Pomeroy, Ohio, has 10. Dn.we ·r DAILY CROSSWORD 1:-::==-===---c _ been changed from 9\12-6865 to 1192-6265. I& 1 3tc OOAL HAULED. Light hauling, , _Ph. 992-2803·~ 9 30 6\p I ADAMS Trading Posl and An· I tlque Store moved to a new 1 locatloa, oow at Cross Roads 1 ;JuncUon 124 and state route 143 on Rutland Road. Phone 742-1461. I 16 lfc Wented To Buy OlJ) COINS and paper curren- cy in nice con l'iition, material before 1900 "'oe<'io lly want· ed, paying current prices, c:onfidentiaL S•nd ltst to Cash Jilc., P. 0 . Box 6l8, Mason, ,, . W. Va. 9 23 121p ,....._ -- ·.• ftANDING timber 11 Ohio ' , lit West Virginia, or old ' , term• With timber. Marmo 1 'Reynolds, Box 77, Syracuse, 0. • t8 102lp 1S!11UUI, Ponies $100 Lincoln 339 Pearl SL. Midd l... 9 29 6tp bulldozer ,' - reaso.>. ,,,.,.... bourly rale. Ph. m -:1208 t 23 3otc lor inside goed salary, paid ancl other beneito. •s, c-o The r J:~~ Pomeroy, ~f age and experlllllpioyllel know I ~ fltr h~ ~th~r.f':tsodSundadydauMr, ed the funeral of Mrs. Eileen Ue Fields of Ripley, ~· Va. Allen Curtis at Akron. Mrs. Mamle Newlun. pest~ were Mr. and Mrs• .Jack Ham. 3. '"•"'"'' " ,..,., ......, rick and daughters Debra lll!d """••• ••tdoy ••• ••••.,., Mr. and Mrs, Art Kasper and • Cl r b 1 1 b Jackie of KlngliVIIIe. •· Louuon of..,.,.. oftl"'"' ,..,._ ara sen arg o Co um us re- M L d p 11 d u eauon: uo Mechanic St. Pomero,., cently visited her parents Mr rs. y a owe Ill ~··· Melp Counly, OhiO ..,.,, d M M rd h ' ' Joh1 Stout visited Mrs, Rutb ,.!.,':""..:!~.~.~ '.:;;;,'!:'~j·::';..~~ anM rs.d MaynaBIII BBa rh. Morrio. Mrs. Powell ha• ~ ....,., uo M...,,.1, st .. Pomer.,., r. an rs. y a r were IKime lime al her borne . Me;., county, Ohto ..,.,, dinner guests recently of his ' .. Name. and •ddreue• of Publish. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wellt er, Editor. •nd Man•ain f FA i lor ~ Pllb· parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mr Clyde Stewart, R lither - Richard S. Owen, Middle· 8 h , IJ . . port. Oblo: Edll or - Cheltet Tanne. a r. and Mrs Jolm Stout a . hll~ !IIddle"'"' ohio. · ' · own.,, Ohio V•Uey Publbhln1 co. Leg1l Notice Sunday School and preacldal Pomeroy. OhiO; Rlchlllrd S- owen ' at Zi n s nday min Middleport. Ohio; Ewint T. Bole•. co: IN THI COfi\MPN PLEAI coun 0 u mo lumbul, Ohio; Ediar S. Nolan. CoOF MIIQS ICOUNTY , OHIO Mlcbae) Borg81 is backg. jo 01110 lumbtu · FLORiNtl 1. HuN-o. 1:1. Known bondholden. mortrarHt, lout• No. 1 ~ '• I!IChoOI after baVfDg surgery. •nd oiMr aecurtt,. hold en ownin& lh•d•, Ohio, · · f'l•lntlfl, - Mn Jolm. Staa& or holdlnJ l PH cent or more of ' kltal .amOUIIt of bond•· MOttiQH or ' I . HUNTER~·· other .ecuriUe s: None i . Paracravm '1 •nd a lnelude, In Unknown. N~~f1e4~::snt. SMITH , HALL SIGN CIIQ where the •tockholder or aetUr· NOTICE DETROIT IUPI) _ ...... JI ' . lty holtter appun upo the boob of "''IWf'l 01 the compa~ u trutt.ee or In any re!l~!~.! ~- :~:-!~: :~ !h~:c~a!{ Smith and Murray Hall reolhtr fidUCIIr")' rela.Hon, the name of of reJ\denCfl Wil l 120711 turned SI'gned contr· ..... M~•M• the penon or corporation ftlr Whom Ill ~.. - 1 •ucb ~~•tee .. acUn1 •Ito the 1\ate. ~~o~ri• 3~ 0 ~;, "'~~ to the Detreit Red Wings for mtnt1 tn the two paraJrapb• show the 1O<tobo,, 1 arnant's fuU Jmowledfl •nd bellel agalqt bi~r~~i':.tte: ~~~~ the 1966-67 National Hocker •• to the elrn~mdancu •nd tond.lcourt of Melli County. 'l.PAgtle season. tloni uru:ler which ltOdtl'loldetl lll4 for divorce and other ~ v ter G di H :. lecurlly holder. who do IIOt appear on tbt "round• of Wll e ·aq or e owe M 1 1, .... 4 soaped road 29. United 30. Flowen ~ COULD EX !:i§ f:JR ST Al'lD \:6§I IIOD · BOOI W MADE1 1 1--\' "UTTLE Ml~E" 1'0 END ~.Mt'iTAK23, . C.UVS A'<D ~ , l@!l!,ll! 't'Ol.l tloi" iAI<E A WARM SATH l¥'tP RccA-A/ 1"- •• ~·· ... ' ...... u.s. .... Off, "'·v.: """''""'a ,, ! ' •. , :? '·, 1 ''¥: .1, By RAEBURI't VAN BUREN I'M NO Jl/LrE T TYPE, BWEV~ ME.' _ _..... By SCHULZ PEANUTS WELL.~AT DO I'OU "THINK? --- I I By BRANNER NOW TH I5 MAY !>OUND wo<5E THAN THE WAY I INTEND IT 8UL,, PU.B'LIC SA.LE", •> •, ,. , ' Y:JU, OH,~IE~ 'rr-1£ SAHI& I{MQWG WH4T HE DO£.S I WI-lY DO ..;;I ue-. .\ ..-.-·· :" ~LU.-, at:tf # . II- i-1' Be. ' AND I'M 111' BIGGI:§T. C'<'Pllf.'iiT, DUI'-l&ST ~UJNDEIC' I t: - . ~Tlll ;..._',N;t-IS I A ~ '.: :- :r T IME:, \ of ....,, ""•'" ' · ,..._ '.1'~~ ~~ u.., -......., •.,.,. fl " .rl r.J-1,1 \IJ ~Ll. T; J . TltJ• ot Publication: ..... D; tiJ Sentinel and Sulldil)' Times Sentinel • ROOM HOUSE, water, dou~ le sink ll. Missile . ' and cabinet' bath weapon equipment, cellar' 31 acres 14. Goos to f nd I La 'll Co o grou , I ngsv1 e. n16. Meadow tact Lawrence Rupe at 74217. Music note 18. Speck• 5531. 10 2 6tc _ 20. TiD : srm. HOUSE at llZB E. Main St. 21. Relate p 0 5 and' 24. Close to orneroy! ., roow 2ft Boat bath downstairs apartment of 28. Ml:tttaer.tn ' 1JM hold bookl or and lhe •~curitl@t eampany a• ~ 00'; Du~;. ih ~ 3 rooms 8Dd bath upstain. UPOn \ru1tee•. 1tock In and Grou Ne:i'ec~ on• year h'lS f'IrSt appearance jg I Jawot . . a e;~pacity other tban tbl.t of • bona o~ will at Detro•' l'a .training a-sion Ruth: Bib. large yard, tdeal for ehlld- ftde owner. Name• and &Cidl'e8te. at -1d cau•e be tor ntarlni on or IJtdi'flduall h lOckb !den I after the 16th day of November. 1968. and apparently WSS recovered 31. Hollow· ren. Ph. m-.3408. 9 211 6tc • t.'Orporauo: :h~~~~ t~elf a •rock. Florence E. Hunter. Plllntilf ho med bolder or holder of bon•• -o-'•.. Crow, Crow Porter. from. 8 •knfe injury which ,.._ .... Attom11• torA Pl• lntiU Mlminant FOR SALE - House With two 1' 1 " "' o<h" '"""'"' •f tho ,.,. "' •· 11 ••· u m 1, •· ,•. "" sidelined him last week. 33. Ra.i8e apartments • e;vuv mvw~~v· tment ed .u.ntr~~ ll.!otPOr•UOn bav. been tm::lud. 1j&._,.;;iO;.ii;ii.~~.ii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~iiii;;;;;;;;--. 3<, Bu6bell In paraaraplll 7 .nd 8 when the II 1966 ZIG ZAG Dial-A-Stitch, property, Middle Phone tntere~t• of lill.cb JndMdu•lt art equtw position; 1 abbr: awing needle, zig zag built in 992-M35, t ' 29 tfe '"'•'"' .. .. ...:' '"' 36. OvemJce for buttonheles, blind hems, . . per liOn. monograms, etc. Guaranteed, ~-- Ll LJ. _,,.,. 38. Japtmese mile only 8 payments left $6 each. ._utiDII ~,.. "1 meuuro THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 ,, Trades accepted. Phone 992t • ,. .• 3t. lloman 268$. I 29 lfc 1'01\IEROY - UNION AVE. - .,: :!••":., money 12 o'clock Noon (ES'Q 1 story frame, pari Penna- !"!r.:•.L~!'!. ~....r<,,tio.i;-:: fl. ~ ELECTROLUX IWeeper, com· stone, i rooli!B (2 bedtooms). c. 44. Palrot - nau, a, The ,Complete Hou1ehold Furnl1hlnp 411. Welnl plete with all cleaning at- Modern kitclleJ and bath, ~~'v,.. oae~u&-. ,.,.. ofMfSS NETTIE KOEHLER, Dec:uud 47.~ tacbmerlts A-1 condition. Pay full basemeRI and garaae. Plotl br ..,.., or " " " muM 48. Pir .,..., 0811)' ,.,. 8Undal' w . balance due, 4 payments $'1.00 $11,000.00. The1e fUI'IIishlnga Include: Hotpolnt Eleetric Ranflt, a. Remain E. Total Dlltrlbutlon (lum Of (liM DJ POMEROY _. ZND STREET _ - Da117 1.216J Sunday 10..323. IO.Oonclude each. Phone 992-2685. General ElectriC Refriger,tor, Ma}'tag Wasber, Dllhu, , , r. Offlee a1e, lett-over, unaccov.nted, DOWN t 29 II¢ % story frame, li rooma, bath, ""!led attor prtoUn•- n..,. ""' .... l . Well·bnd Duncan Phyfe Table wltb 8 Chain, BuHet, Red ' Lea... lTT, 2. lfAlt ldlll BUDGET PRICED 1m Dlluni Ill garage, one 'black f rom post ;G. Total <&um o1 a •net r.- •bould ther Platto,fin Rocker wltb, Matching 00ol11Jn, ~­ I.JI.........., uffice Owner will tate reas-- et~u•l net prea run showD t• .\)Ollf tiiird floor budget lbop. • DaiiJ &AMI; sunday lMOO. ease-Desk, Combination, Love Seat, .Limpa, ~ Baker Furaltare, Middleport onable offer. · 11. llnt•• 1 •~:.ue Neart•t 19 Pllfnt DAlLY CBtPJOqUOI'I!l - Here'• haw til work ltll Obia. 11 U lfc MIDDLEPORT - NICE , .two !"';;;,., No, cool., Printed !No< A.X'I'·L·A.A.XS RoCkerS, ~pi~ lJvtng Room Suite, RCA Victor~ ' ,, U49 JEEP Wagon wiih- 52 eo- story frame, I rooms <2 bed- .,.,, ••• - Dally ,,.,, , ...., to.· • Lo.-erlliLLOW R~llner Ch8ir, 8 Rocking Chairs, 2 Pendulum a·. ' , ODe letter olmply- IW IDOII-. ]D lhlo - l e A gine body extra good shape rooms), bath, front and back :.'i>11• cl'""'"•- . '"" ,.~ ... ' ' pol't'l! VI' ew of the river dealer. and carrlertL 1treet \'endm Electrie Cloek, 3 ~asers, 4, Beds, S four-ell' ' '• i for t.blt tlln!e L'o, X tor t.blt t.. CYo, ek. 81D(Ie letlero, . _ engine needs rings, also • ' · and oounter ..1e~ - Di<!b 4,13U; swa. ti'Opb'= U. length a.od J'xw Hn ot. U. 1I'GI'da are &11 W..U. Chests, . Mirrors, Thr01'1 Rup, MlscellaneoUJ CIWli · Kenmore circulating heater' Priced to sell. t5,000.00. r.t•J·2~.o~!tl Sub•criPUOIII - DallJ lr okJIIII-Ietton 1 45 000 BTU also an Iron bed MIDDLEPORT -. $3,500,00 buys Ollt '"""'' a.1... a!id Tables, Several Antique Items, and Loti of Other ' • ' ' h G' i a cozy CO'J'TAGE 2 bed· c. Tot« I Paid Cirtui•Uon - DaiiJ ... .& on, a 4 'U and springs, $5. P one ene • '"' """"'-' 10 , ... lle~?l ~,NUmefous to Mention. · Colemao at 742-5829 rooms bath iilce lot (50 I D. Fr.. Olllrlbutlon ...,,..... Nm• 80 ESI[ HB~LBi. LOWBOHL H K 'I . 110) :...IB ~a' ' II al l plet by m•ll. Cllrrler or other ml!lll),_ 11 2 3te . Jill aD excep on , Dallf tas, Bunt111y us. ' .S.Ii·to be Held ,at tha Lata Rasld. .' LOBM'I'J'II X'l'jOJ. 8DX 8DL XTL• , · E. Tot,al Dilt;flhutlotl 1Sum 01 (; llld 0 ·bu}' .... U80 1!811' two bedroom bouse DA • ,,.,.. .• .;~~ff~arnut A~~n,ue, Pomeroy, ~lo ·. + NEE,. D r,- nan• Ortllltl,...,., un, sun•., left.-ov~r unaccouatad, trailer. M~lviD LltUf; IllOleiilmi~G! ' •polled "'· ·, · f · $4tlillyn R, White, AdtJIInlat• idlr s.-nda)' "'" 200. •"""'' - ""'' ~'"'~ Y ' ....,.. ant u a. -nm IIOILU.l'l'r or THJI 10 "' ... I hire, 0 • u:C G. r~t•1 '<sum of £ and ~ - ,r;ou'kt ~~it.ft of Ml~~ NaHio KOehler' ' · equal :~et Prtll not &huwn Ia & 'GOill'IJ>(jTIIIC !JOBUIIIIr Gll'l IIIVIIK Bll:llTOWilD BY BEANS, . potatoes, _ tomatoes Dally 5.1101h ·8untt•)' 1D.tl® . .~ 4100 011 ~xolft'llillQUJJ:U 1 Jiiio.tfi~li''IJ.l., A~·~~*' ·>Joe ~. 4iert. lnd me\0111.. Clarence PrOf• ·1 jCertiiJ th•t thw ~at.IM'fttf ~ I .. - . ..... I ._......... illl.l . bt mill , ·~·· Are correct , dd to,.. ' ·'tnMs: ' · - P""''"'"' 0 Dk 84342M. Eyeni••• Jlftt..r •· ' •' :/", I , . ! ~' J.i:· '' ~ASH • ,. ' .lo. ~f-i:'l.f "" 'II>· "ii,"\' ••r,ll'ARn • · OW!N Publti!lar, ' ' • 11 If• '-i; "" ..... - .... ·-- ··-·• ==::--=-;-;-:----,..,.-•- n-::30tc -stalks ol m.ISH Cobbler potatoes, Ken-rel<ry nebec potates for winter plants . 32. Bind Also car.ning tomatoes, pick g. Di«p.atch $1 bu SheI. Ch ar Ies. ] l. W a ler l:JI1'd. u . nbetM "t:eltim .. , •• ~ riest yeur OWD, 15. Put on P Hilton Portland 0 35. DreadS CZ. Boy'l!l , • · 19. F'"rencb - . Rri~ ~ 31. 'J\JTrul to DicknaiM 9 15 25tp "' ......""".. the rigbt 43. Ireland SJNGER, !"'" _... I ' eel •hiP'• 40. NatiY&of ""C""".... ;rw UJUUe ' eqUipp •oy•rre .,...,..,......b tree with aut:Dmatic: Jig zagger to 0 U''"Ti;"17"t,;'l ;-:m--=-rrTr'-r,:-~?,/,1'-rit fancy design, buttonhole, ' d . . blm hem, apphqu+: sew m zippers, etc. Like new. 0 nIy 7 payments $7.76 a montil Ie!L Ph. i92-2685· 9 25 IfC 8.Cen ~r 12. Follow By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '• \{ ,,. �-.,j .. "'" ......~.,A ..... . .. '!'~., ~ ',,,;; • ·' " ., I '· .. ' ''·'..: ·- IA~NIY . Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Servaces. . . ' 5-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, o. Oct. 4, 1968 V''.\NT AD INFORM AliON I !SPill MOndo, DdiiiM " " .. M. Wll • oe For •a9Ut.Al't0111 tiM! Pub''''* ,.._... 1M ,.., ro edll 01 ,.IIICI lilY dt ........ •~•n•r .,... &Afla . . . WOOf W leNitt • ~•n • ,.. Nonl ••• tnttrt... Minimum ctw.,.. •o cenfl (NI . ., . ~ tor HI,.,. MCIIf.... lil*'rtiOftl CMt OIICOUftl .,. .... . . . . . ... .... Wltftl" II Up. i!OAitD Of fHANitl A OIITUARIU U.U ,., It _,. •~nlntUM- tach . . pet OPPICI lfOUII Pomeroy Motor •:ot P M. OIIIJ I:H 4. M . ~ 12M NOIMI I :Jt 4 . M. 10 tT'I 10 IAil' Co. ped st~ree. this set has lwin ., ' BLAmNARS · Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. T PI • upperS 3108 Society News . IIICISl PIOPLII • CALL DICK RAWL,J<IGS , l ' .. ' lo.c. T M. lot. IIJ. "' - ~.r. ' I/ 011. \ ALL MALLIDGE. Rawlings Hond1 51181 C f' ~E. MON'I COST 15 7 '/EN, SO WHAT CAN WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPOR1 OHIO 'f()IJ P.Q06E.? Kingsbury Social News ' FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT ~!A, LI'L ABNER BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER KEITH GOBL£ FORD I Wiif!IUIJI HOW MUCH U II DNI OP THI '!'' BOBCAT SPRINT SERVICE heac.. crickets. spiders & other insects will be cominl 1Jt. OPEN EVES, 9:00 '.M. WALT IS SHE Atii'IIN'J TO GIVE 'IE? speaker system, dual volume XII New R!J_iatOr Shop control. lovely walnut finish, sid• VOIIf home where It's eCar eTruck eHuter The Carleton Sunday School WANT AD u>ed onlv months, tak e •v· warm. Protect your borne , BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES ~8!1 an attendanc~ of 52, Offer· I'OMI!IIOY, CIHIO 6 PHONE WY 2-2156 er paym'~nt s ot $1 ll per week ' from these pests wtth ARAB, Cor• eBulldozer mg $13.06. Warship servlceJ 1 Memory • - - - - - - - - - -.....,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,,...,.,.,,..,~, 1 or pay balance due $86 44 ,! available at King Builder> eAny Type Rev . and Mrs, Jack Young followed with Rev. Clyol! 1iln. 11 1 1 Co li 992-3218. 10 4 6tc Supply Co., Middleport and Mrs. Edith Bebling visited ton who introduced the guesl for Rent 1 Wanted 111 IN MEMORY of our mother , TF:All OF horso•s. lvili sell sep-! ___ .en , ,_ Uc ' with Mrs. Betzing's sister, Mrs. speaker, Arnold Grate, who balh aparlmrnt and I 3 ROOM and gran<! mother, Jcome Mae , ' ar:t lelv. I'lL Conlvi lle. 985 , ~U liNE..., flY 2-2196 Mtdcll-rt, 0 Mildred Martin who works at reprt!!!ents the Gideon In this upsjai rs, ;\ior th St·cond Avt' Lewis. who passed away Oct Now Taking Applications JJ;,g · tn [ ....,mptelo Sorv1e1 the Kimes Rest home al Ath- area. Mr. 'Grate spoke on the· 46 I 4 1958, . ___ 10 1 f "rw <rodtor• ens. work of the Gldeons In the Middleport , o. Ph. 9n·o293 Jtl 4 lfc LARJ;E OIL heater, 120. Also ·~did no! know tbe pail you Wrtlo. Proao or Conladl placing of Bibles and New Tes had a 1947 Chevrolet, $40. Call : A. 1-. IIRAD~"RD NOW OPEN j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of taments where they are need I in alin 5 11. m. or on Saturday, 1 ROOM house wtth bath, Or hear your final sigh, Ractno, Oblo 6 A,M, TO ChMesterd Mwere recent guests of ed. Pomeroy. Pit, 992 o38o We only know you passed •· \e w Ha ven, 882-2475.o 3'11 1 1 -uc·MIDNIGHT r. an rs. Gerald Violet Visiting Mr. and Mr~ . Lonnl' 1 10 4 trc way , , c ' >tiWtNU machll!el, repau oer , For Your Dining Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore of Hudson recently were Mr and Earn money end pri tM ' Without 1 last good-bye. i ONE of the fin er thmg' of voce. aU makeo. WY :!-22M, Convenience Middleport were recent guests Mrs. Homer carman o1 Porn• Delivering 3 ROOM apa men! and bath. t life - Blue Luslre r•rpet God gavo us strength to face l'be Fabnt Shop, Pomeroy of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. roy , fumished, ddlcport Ph, >nd 11pholstrry deoner. B•·nt • Aulh.. rozed Singer Salel and THE DAILY SENTINEL il, THE MARTIN Lindsey Lyons and family. . 9 12 He 992-3874. And courage to bear the bluw, electric snampooer IL Pick· Servoco. I !» Uc Mr. and Mrs. Nornian WebSeveral from this community to Established Routes. But whal il meaBt to Jose you en's Ha rdw are Co, fo e, Rea', l:state for Sale RESTAURANT er and family of Long Botrom have been atlending the revivCAll 992-2156 fHREE and four room furnish· No 0 1 '" w~l ever know. 10 3 6tc and Wilbur Weber of McKees- al at Burlingham Church. ed and unfurnished apart· ::~: :.;~~s~li~y ~~;, Jes ,c~~- I Middleport, Ohio Rocks, Pa., we~ , recent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. C~ King ments. WY .-5434. 12 6 tfr SA-VE 81(;1. Do your own rug l BEDROOM house on lot 1110 1 and upholstery cleaning • x 150 home in ex ..... ent conday,guests .of h1s SISler, . Mrs. had as recent '""I'Iora his parand Richard ond her gnond··I wAITRESS to work In local ' d.ti b' d 1 · t •w Ed KiD& of Dom Koerug , and son, RICkey. ents, Mr. and Mrs. un. ' wtlh Rlue Lustre. Hen! eke· t ' on, og yar • new y pam . I tavern. Must be 21 or over. NICE 4 rooms and bath otuldren. 10 4 Jtc WrHe. giving particulars, to furnished aparunent, Middle- I trir shampooer IL P ~t mer"y l ed. Phone 99:1-9905 or 992Business Servicil Their father, P. A. Weber, who Harrisonville Cement Block Co, 10 3 6tc · 2529. 9 28 tfc has visited at his son'• in Penn· The Daily Sentinel Box 66ll- port, Ohio. Pb. 99Z-3ll74. ~~_ _ _ _ Mrs. Mary Carsey who mad• . 6 HOOlt house with basement, BEADY-Mil eoacrete dellve!' syIvania, returned home. D, Pomeroy, 0 9 28 tfr 8 3 tfc .. -· FREE lubricant with every ' SWIM pool dealers, m groljlld, . / HA NNAH'S Husband, Her·lor. ! gacage, big yard. out of high ed right to your project l"ast Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Gilbert, his home with her danghter, oil change during month ol! $595 and up .~nta<'t Vox t rHREE and four room fur hales ha rd work so he cleans water. > minutes walk from and easy. Free estimates. of A!Jiens were recent guests ::edan:w:;r~~~ U:g~~n, Oct at Wolfe's Service Sta· l Pools, Inc. 1895 Whiteforll noshed apartments, All ~tiU· the rngs with Blue Lustre. rown, Ph. 992·990> or 992-2529. Phone 992-3284. Goeglelll here of her aunt Mrs. Eunice n@ 28 2776 tion, t'CrRer of 3rd and Mam Road, York, Pa. Phone (717) :::" 2Rent electric sbambooer $1. g tfc =dy-Mm Halsey and Donna Peggy Bowera of 1 1 Sts., Racillt, o. 10 ~ -~p~..2__~ 9~~ wey an er Baker Furniture Co. ' HOUSE FOR SALE. Seed · ' ":atson and family,, They also roy Ylsited overnight recentl) p. m. call WY 2-3574. 10 3 6tc 304 Hamilton Street, Middle- AIR OONDmOI'IING Refrlger- 1m•ted Mrs. Halsey s husband with Miss Sandra Beal. 4 1 tic FOR TIMBER, I buge maple 1 port, or call 992-5324. all.. aervlC1!. Jack'a Relrlfi· F~n Halse~, at Velerans Mem- Visiting Mr. and Mn. Chartree, free. Write c-o The Dai· J MODERN I bedroom borne, COZY, 75,000 BTU gas floor t t tic oraUoo, New Haven. Phone or•al Hospital, Pomeroy. les Mash Jr, and family Sunly Senti•el, Box 668-L, Pome· ' Pomerll)', o. Ph. 992-2903 day furnace with all controls. Ph. GAYNELL WISE preperly on TU z.3531. 4 1 tic Charles Spencer of Belpre day was Mrs. Patrick Wllllams. 10 4 Stc [ eroy, 0 . BOY or GIRL or 992-3702 evenings. m-6202. 10 3 6tp 108 Butlerllul Ave. Pb. 1!12called on his sister, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and ""'G In Rutland To 7 II tic 5293. 7 22 tfc BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Mrs. Wayne Brickles Wednes- sons visited recently with Mr. SLEE r u1 rooms, elest in I -· towa, 127 Butternut Ave., Earn Money and Prizes ~ ROOM apartmeat with batb. LUSTRE FOAM is guaranteed 175 ACRE !ann, bouse with 8 Doml Bottle Gas. Araold day, and Mrs. Kenneth Markinl t1 Pomeroy, 0. :wl 4 tfc 1 Delivering The Daily Ph. 992-3318. 8 8 tic to be the best carpet cleaner rooms and bath, cellar, cellar Brothers, 611 E. MaiD SL, Fon Halsey underwent major Racine. Sentinel to Htoblishod SMALL APARTMENT, all -con- you have ever used or your house, 2 large barRs~ lree Pomeroy. I 22 lie surgery at Velerans Memorial Mr. Leroy Wyant, who 11&1 lPECIAL Oct. 4 through 8. $15 Route veniences, first floor. Call money back. Electric sham- gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedl· Hospital, Pomeroy recenUy. been a patient at Holzer hospl~ wave for $12.50; $12-50 wave 992.2753. atc pooer rental IL Ebersbach ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· Auto Sel" Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons al, has returned hnme ancl II 10 1 lor $10.00; 110.00 wave lor CALl 992-2156 I Hardware, Pomeroy , o. Iiams, 992·2318 or 992-2681. and son, Lemar and Mrs. Eu- somewhat improved. $8.50; $11.50 wave lor U.50. FURNISHED apartment, tbree 9 29 &tc 10 3 tfo '31 PLYMOUTH ooupe. Phone lah Swan all spent a Sunday Evenings by oppointment. for .ent rooms, bath, at 249\io North! · EMer110a 7-74JJ'/, e. 30. &tp with tbe Lyons' daughter, Mr. Helen's Beauty Sloop, Pornlrd St, Middleport, Also an Insurance . . and Mrs. Lawrence Hasbergen eroy, Ohio, 10 3 3tc HARMONY. apartments . three unfurnished apartment, low- i 2 Mahogany drum top tables llE of Parkersburg aod helped Lawrooms furnished, everything rooms, bath, 204'h Corner of with glass, Phone 992-3038. GET A quoJ::CEiro:.EN tJ. Legal Notice renee celebrate his birthday, Mr. and ~ra. Delmer Rhod01 REVIVAL meeting starting at new : floors, walls. Third and Mill Sts., Middle- ! 9 29 !tp ::,. renewlBg '. Mrs. Doris Koenig and Nor. I t . port Call Mrs. Edward . ,...•unMINT •• ow"'"'"" man Weber, Mrs. Roger Gaul, a . el et 8D . , auto Insurance· we ma•' be NAOEMINT AND CIRCULATION h"'r Mary J ane and Mn• N·• the Plants Church S Un d a Y bath , pIum bmg e ec roc range Tewksbary al 992·3056. 1 Pomeroy Londmark's and Mrs. Eddie Murphy attend- g... ... TO PLACI " USUL f ,.DDUCIM GOOCJ\.E end SNUIIJIV IM;::.:I:,:.:TH;.:,...,..,.... GOODY!! SAL'« & SERVICE '~. .,50 SPORT RADIATOR eclldl...,.. werdlc. t.awr•n ALIGNME'NT 81 .... nol l:le .......... ,., rJION fftllll INie 1nc......ct UIMrt.... 1t Cefttl MOTORCYCLES BRAKE ,SERVICE .......... fill Motor Co. OIAUIT 11«41,.... ynfll f;N A. M. Dn lit ~ldtlfciiUM OD!I'Ctlonlttt., .,....... rtparfi'G lfiU. . .IIIfttJ Pomeroy "' CAifitCI.. LATIONI co•IICTIO"I ly lv FRED ::::==::::::::;-::========:;,:=== ""-::::::: HARLEY DAVI.DSON H0NDA WHHl for S.le or Rent 1 W1nted 1, I ROOM bouse, bath, laundry, EXPERIENCED secretary, 1: full basement, gas forced air shorthand, typln&, several EXPI!RIENCEJ) furnace, nice lot in Syracuse. languages, desires lull time For appolntme•t to see phone employment, secretarial or 929-3990. 10 t tfc clerical, good references. Write Box 661-A, 0-<1 the Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy, 0. end For S1le 1964 CHEVELLE $1495 9 all 6tc 2 Door. Low mileage by toea] owner, beautiful dark xreen l!IM ZIG ZAG sewing machine,J---------over 1ight green. Like new whitewall tires, spotles5 clean interior, l5!S b.p., 6 rylinder engine, standard t.ran.smission, salesman's demoRStrators, Business Servic:u radio, llt>aler, re-al nice. while Ihey last, these mach· CURTISS Bretdlng Service, a , OeftnQf$ ines equipped to zig zsg, choice ot 1811 oulls iD 18 dairy 'ltY 2-219 1962 CHEVROLET $1095 Pomeroy 4 Door Sedan, VB ~ng in t>, st d. trans. \'\' hite finish with red make .,buttonholes, darn, em· and oeet breeds. For service 3 ' interior, ~ood fires, radio and heater. broiders. etc. Pay $6 per at ;·;, Dial Parker's 992-22114/:~:;:;e:;:;;:;:;!;;:;:;:;:;E 1957 CHEVROLET ~--...,.-...,--$395 month or pay balance due Pomeroy or 985·3824 Chester. Bel Air St. Wagon . White ove-r rPd fini ~h . rlean interior, good M.62. Call 992-3218. 10 4 6t•' 9 4 311re tin•s, VS en&inP, automatic tnms. R&ll I t966 STEREO Console, jus! tak· I 1 en in, 1966 model radio equip· ' WlTII COLD WEATHER • J DIADI..IIIIII Oo, ..,_,. hiiiiHHIM P . fill ~molovment {~ ,,I LIMit, MR.Rl.I11CJA'-!, . I.UHAT Af!OJT ~f HIGH COST OF LI\/1/JG? nl!<: PRICI'Z OF MEAT IWD VE"GETA6lE'S IS SO HIGH ~E CA)J'T AFfORD 10 £AT I GASULIN! ALLEY IUHAi"S 'THE MAlTER 1 'rW COST LJ t<£ COOKIES AIV'r'MOR€? 1 I ~ i - ' ' iy CHESTER G<I'ILD DICK iRACY I NEXT ROOM. , I tald, Jb~w:n I Co~ ~~i:rt, 1 6 dau~ter, llln~~~ I ;!AD A SHAVE,&ATHED AND CJJT SOME FOOD. WHAT's Porn~ 1 WAN TED A PAIR 01' 5CIS50!'-S, AND A CAKE OF SOAP! ., Harrisonville f•~rnace, ~~:;i~vO~: i.~rJf(,~h Pa~d ~~~ o~i:~ =i. ~ o;~. bl;! - 10. 1 lfc _I --- - BIG SALE! y~~ able to save you lllODj'z lie Rev . 0 . H. Cart Bi evangel · 5392. 9 27 l2tp ' I Comeo To Pomeroy and Savel AtrroMOBD..E tnsurance beeo lsts. Special singing by pub- 3 ROOM house and bath-· · oa l" hROOdM anddfl bait! unfu,rmshedl, ! cancelled? Lolli Yllll opera~ lie talent All churches and La S P Ph 992 ar woo oors, new y pwn TIRES, 670xl5 Size , . to come. • urel t., omeroy. • · If · ed apartment • witb or with- , $12.45 plus tax or'1 UceDSeT CaD WY 2-2968· pastors are mv1ted 3. 13 29 10 J 6tp ~~. • c out GE refrigeratoc and gal ' Roofing, Lawn Ferhliaer I 15 Uc FOUR ROOM lurnllbed apart cooking range. Ph. 992-7059, M 11 On lny omo 5•111. Real Estill For S.le ment. WY ~658. 4 14 tic Clara McMaster. 10 2 61p • WE WILL aot be rt!!!ponsible POMEROY NEWLY redecorated four • 992-2181 nd batb bulll ia lor any debts contracted by rooms a t kitchen cabinets tile and anyone other than ourselves. Jilek w. Certey, Mgr. I Mr. an<! Mrs. Ed Miller, Ra· hardwood floors, JJOxiOO loot 23. SectiOQ lot small garage under •s. cine, Ohio, R. D. 10 3 3tp 4. Dilcfpllne ACIIOIIII of DON'T pump your sluggish sep' • • ' 1. Sa.llor 6. Swiss river Chicago tic tank. Get Klean·Em-Ail 000'ph 220 UnioR• Ave. ' Pomeroy ' ._Head 6. Knitting THE TELEPHONE number of 25. Spawa oept1'c tank cleaner' Land - 0 • one 99~~"5337· 10 2 tfC ronrtngw atH ch o{ fi.!ih Ivan Carmen, Peach Fork a. eur.. 7.AIItr-lngmt mark Farm Bureau. 21• Landfruita Road, Pomeroy, Ohio, has 10. Dn.we ·r DAILY CROSSWORD 1:-::==-===---c _ been changed from 9\12-6865 to 1192-6265. I& 1 3tc OOAL HAULED. Light hauling, , _Ph. 992-2803·~ 9 30 6\p I ADAMS Trading Posl and An· I tlque Store moved to a new 1 locatloa, oow at Cross Roads 1 ;JuncUon 124 and state route 143 on Rutland Road. Phone 742-1461. I 16 lfc Wented To Buy OlJ) COINS and paper curren- cy in nice con l'iition, material before 1900 "'oe<'io lly want· ed, paying current prices, c:onfidentiaL S•nd ltst to Cash Jilc., P. 0 . Box 6l8, Mason, ,, . W. Va. 9 23 121p ,....._ -- ·.• ftANDING timber 11 Ohio ' , lit West Virginia, or old ' , term• With timber. Marmo 1 'Reynolds, Box 77, Syracuse, 0. • t8 102lp 1S!11UUI, Ponies $100 Lincoln 339 Pearl SL. Midd l... 9 29 6tp bulldozer ,' - reaso.>. ,,,.,.... bourly rale. Ph. m -:1208 t 23 3otc lor inside goed salary, paid ancl other beneito. •s, c-o The r J:~~ Pomeroy, ~f age and experlllllpioyllel know I ~ fltr h~ ~th~r.f':tsodSundadydauMr, ed the funeral of Mrs. Eileen Ue Fields of Ripley, ~· Va. Allen Curtis at Akron. Mrs. Mamle Newlun. pest~ were Mr. and Mrs• .Jack Ham. 3. '"•"'"'' " ,..,., ......, rick and daughters Debra lll!d """••• ••tdoy ••• ••••.,., Mr. and Mrs, Art Kasper and • Cl r b 1 1 b Jackie of KlngliVIIIe. •· Louuon of..,.,.. oftl"'"' ,..,._ ara sen arg o Co um us re- M L d p 11 d u eauon: uo Mechanic St. Pomero,., cently visited her parents Mr rs. y a owe Ill ~··· Melp Counly, OhiO ..,.,, d M M rd h ' ' Joh1 Stout visited Mrs, Rutb ,.!.,':""..:!~.~.~ '.:;;;,'!:'~j·::';..~~ anM rs.d MaynaBIII BBa rh. Morrio. Mrs. Powell ha• ~ ....,., uo M...,,.1, st .. Pomer.,., r. an rs. y a r were IKime lime al her borne . Me;., county, Ohto ..,.,, dinner guests recently of his ' .. Name. and •ddreue• of Publish. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wellt er, Editor. •nd Man•ain f FA i lor ~ Pllb· parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mr Clyde Stewart, R lither - Richard S. Owen, Middle· 8 h , IJ . . port. Oblo: Edll or - Cheltet Tanne. a r. and Mrs Jolm Stout a . hll~ !IIddle"'"' ohio. · ' · own.,, Ohio V•Uey Publbhln1 co. Leg1l Notice Sunday School and preacldal Pomeroy. OhiO; Rlchlllrd S- owen ' at Zi n s nday min Middleport. Ohio; Ewint T. Bole•. co: IN THI COfi\MPN PLEAI coun 0 u mo lumbul, Ohio; Ediar S. Nolan. CoOF MIIQS ICOUNTY , OHIO Mlcbae) Borg81 is backg. jo 01110 lumbtu · FLORiNtl 1. HuN-o. 1:1. Known bondholden. mortrarHt, lout• No. 1 ~ '• I!IChoOI after baVfDg surgery. •nd oiMr aecurtt,. hold en ownin& lh•d•, Ohio, · · f'l•lntlfl, - Mn Jolm. Staa& or holdlnJ l PH cent or more of ' kltal .amOUIIt of bond•· MOttiQH or ' I . HUNTER~·· other .ecuriUe s: None i . Paracravm '1 •nd a lnelude, In Unknown. N~~f1e4~::snt. SMITH , HALL SIGN CIIQ where the •tockholder or aetUr· NOTICE DETROIT IUPI) _ ...... JI ' . lty holtter appun upo the boob of "''IWf'l 01 the compa~ u trutt.ee or In any re!l~!~.! ~- :~:-!~: :~ !h~:c~a!{ Smith and Murray Hall reolhtr fidUCIIr")' rela.Hon, the name of of reJ\denCfl Wil l 120711 turned SI'gned contr· ..... M~•M• the penon or corporation ftlr Whom Ill ~.. - 1 •ucb ~~•tee .. acUn1 •Ito the 1\ate. ~~o~ri• 3~ 0 ~;, "'~~ to the Detreit Red Wings for mtnt1 tn the two paraJrapb• show the 1O<tobo,, 1 arnant's fuU Jmowledfl •nd bellel agalqt bi~r~~i':.tte: ~~~~ the 1966-67 National Hocker •• to the elrn~mdancu •nd tond.lcourt of Melli County. 'l.PAgtle season. tloni uru:ler which ltOdtl'loldetl lll4 for divorce and other ~ v ter G di H :. lecurlly holder. who do IIOt appear on tbt "round• of Wll e ·aq or e owe M 1 1, .... 4 soaped road 29. United 30. Flowen ~ COULD EX !:i§ f:JR ST Al'lD \:6§I IIOD · BOOI W MADE1 1 1--\' "UTTLE Ml~E" 1'0 END ~.Mt'iTAK23, . C.UVS A'<D ~ , l@!l!,ll! 't'Ol.l tloi" iAI<E A WARM SATH l¥'tP RccA-A/ 1"- •• ~·· ... ' ...... u.s. .... Off, "'·v.: """''""'a ,, ! ' •. , :? '·, 1 ''¥: .1, By RAEBURI't VAN BUREN I'M NO Jl/LrE T TYPE, BWEV~ ME.' _ _..... By SCHULZ PEANUTS WELL.~AT DO I'OU "THINK? --- I I By BRANNER NOW TH I5 MAY !>OUND wo<5E THAN THE WAY I INTEND IT 8UL,, PU.B'LIC SA.LE", •> •, ,. , ' Y:JU, OH,~IE~ 'rr-1£ SAHI& I{MQWG WH4T HE DO£.S I WI-lY DO ..;;I ue-. .\ ..-.-·· :" ~LU.-, at:tf # . II- i-1' Be. ' AND I'M 111' BIGGI:§T. C'<'Pllf.'iiT, DUI'-l&ST ~UJNDEIC' I t: - . ~Tlll ;..._',N;t-IS I A ~ '.: :- :r T IME:, \ of ....,, ""•'" ' · ,..._ '.1'~~ ~~ u.., -......., •.,.,. fl " .rl r.J-1,1 \IJ ~Ll. T; J . TltJ• ot Publication: ..... D; tiJ Sentinel and Sulldil)' Times Sentinel • ROOM HOUSE, water, dou~ le sink ll. Missile . ' and cabinet' bath weapon equipment, cellar' 31 acres 14. Goos to f nd I La 'll Co o grou , I ngsv1 e. n16. Meadow tact Lawrence Rupe at 74217. Music note 18. Speck• 5531. 10 2 6tc _ 20. TiD : srm. HOUSE at llZB E. Main St. 21. Relate p 0 5 and' 24. Close to orneroy! ., roow 2ft Boat bath downstairs apartment of 28. Ml:tttaer.tn ' 1JM hold bookl or and lhe •~curitl@t eampany a• ~ 00'; Du~;. ih ~ 3 rooms 8Dd bath upstain. UPOn \ru1tee•. 1tock In and Grou Ne:i'ec~ on• year h'lS f'IrSt appearance jg I Jawot . . a e;~pacity other tban tbl.t of • bona o~ will at Detro•' l'a .training a-sion Ruth: Bib. large yard, tdeal for ehlld- ftde owner. Name• and &Cidl'e8te. at -1d cau•e be tor ntarlni on or IJtdi'flduall h lOckb !den I after the 16th day of November. 1968. and apparently WSS recovered 31. Hollow· ren. Ph. m-.3408. 9 211 6tc • t.'Orporauo: :h~~~~ t~elf a •rock. Florence E. Hunter. Plllntilf ho med bolder or holder of bon•• -o-'•.. Crow, Crow Porter. from. 8 •knfe injury which ,.._ .... Attom11• torA Pl• lntiU Mlminant FOR SALE - House With two 1' 1 " "' o<h" '"""'"' •f tho ,.,. "' •· 11 ••· u m 1, •· ,•. "" sidelined him last week. 33. Ra.i8e apartments • e;vuv mvw~~v· tment ed .u.ntr~~ ll.!otPOr•UOn bav. been tm::lud. 1j&._,.;;iO;.ii;ii.~~.ii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~iiii;;;;;;;;--. 3<, Bu6bell In paraaraplll 7 .nd 8 when the II 1966 ZIG ZAG Dial-A-Stitch, property, Middle Phone tntere~t• of lill.cb JndMdu•lt art equtw position; 1 abbr: awing needle, zig zag built in 992-M35, t ' 29 tfe '"'•'"' .. .. ...:' '"' 36. OvemJce for buttonheles, blind hems, . . per liOn. monograms, etc. Guaranteed, ~-- Ll LJ. _,,.,. 38. Japtmese mile only 8 payments left $6 each. ._utiDII ~,.. "1 meuuro THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 ,, Trades accepted. Phone 992t • ,. .• 3t. lloman 268$. I 29 lfc 1'01\IEROY - UNION AVE. - .,: :!••":., money 12 o'clock Noon (ES'Q 1 story frame, pari Penna- !"!r.:•.L~!'!. ~....r<,,tio.i;-:: fl. ~ ELECTROLUX IWeeper, com· stone, i rooli!B (2 bedtooms). c. 44. Palrot - nau, a, The ,Complete Hou1ehold Furnl1hlnp 411. Welnl plete with all cleaning at- Modern kitclleJ and bath, ~~'v,.. oae~u&-. ,.,.. ofMfSS NETTIE KOEHLER, Dec:uud 47.~ tacbmerlts A-1 condition. Pay full basemeRI and garaae. Plotl br ..,.., or " " " muM 48. Pir .,..., 0811)' ,.,. 8Undal' w . balance due, 4 payments $'1.00 $11,000.00. The1e fUI'IIishlnga Include: Hotpolnt Eleetric Ranflt, a. Remain E. Total Dlltrlbutlon (lum Of (liM DJ POMEROY _. ZND STREET _ - Da117 1.216J Sunday 10..323. IO.Oonclude each. Phone 992-2685. General ElectriC Refriger,tor, Ma}'tag Wasber, Dllhu, , , r. Offlee a1e, lett-over, unaccov.nted, DOWN t 29 II¢ % story frame, li rooma, bath, ""!led attor prtoUn•- n..,. ""' .... l . Well·bnd Duncan Phyfe Table wltb 8 Chain, BuHet, Red ' Lea... lTT, 2. lfAlt ldlll BUDGET PRICED 1m Dlluni Ill garage, one 'black f rom post ;G. Total <&um o1 a •net r.- •bould ther Platto,fin Rocker wltb, Matching 00ol11Jn, ~­ I.JI.........., uffice Owner will tate reas-- et~u•l net prea run showD t• .\)Ollf tiiird floor budget lbop. • DaiiJ &AMI; sunday lMOO. ease-Desk, Combination, Love Seat, .Limpa, ~ Baker Furaltare, Middleport onable offer. · 11. llnt•• 1 •~:.ue Neart•t 19 Pllfnt DAlLY CBtPJOqUOI'I!l - Here'• haw til work ltll Obia. 11 U lfc MIDDLEPORT - NICE , .two !"';;;,., No, cool., Printed !No< A.X'I'·L·A.A.XS RoCkerS, ~pi~ lJvtng Room Suite, RCA Victor~ ' ,, U49 JEEP Wagon wiih- 52 eo- story frame, I rooms <2 bed- .,.,, ••• - Dally ,,.,, , ...., to.· • Lo.-erlliLLOW R~llner Ch8ir, 8 Rocking Chairs, 2 Pendulum a·. ' , ODe letter olmply- IW IDOII-. ]D lhlo - l e A gine body extra good shape rooms), bath, front and back :.'i>11• cl'""'"•- . '"" ,.~ ... ' ' pol't'l! VI' ew of the river dealer. and carrlertL 1treet \'endm Electrie Cloek, 3 ~asers, 4, Beds, S four-ell' ' '• i for t.blt tlln!e L'o, X tor t.blt t.. CYo, ek. 81D(Ie letlero, . _ engine needs rings, also • ' · and oounter ..1e~ - Di<!b 4,13U; swa. ti'Opb'= U. length a.od J'xw Hn ot. U. 1I'GI'da are &11 W..U. Chests, . Mirrors, Thr01'1 Rup, MlscellaneoUJ CIWli · Kenmore circulating heater' Priced to sell. t5,000.00. r.t•J·2~.o~!tl Sub•criPUOIII - DallJ lr okJIIII-Ietton 1 45 000 BTU also an Iron bed MIDDLEPORT -. $3,500,00 buys Ollt '"""'' a.1... a!id Tables, Several Antique Items, and Loti of Other ' • ' ' h G' i a cozy CO'J'TAGE 2 bed· c. Tot« I Paid Cirtui•Uon - DaiiJ ... .& on, a 4 'U and springs, $5. P one ene • '"' """"'-' 10 , ... lle~?l ~,NUmefous to Mention. · Colemao at 742-5829 rooms bath iilce lot (50 I D. Fr.. Olllrlbutlon ...,,..... Nm• 80 ESI[ HB~LBi. LOWBOHL H K 'I . 110) :...IB ~a' ' II al l plet by m•ll. Cllrrler or other ml!lll),_ 11 2 3te . Jill aD excep on , Dallf tas, Bunt111y us. ' .S.Ii·to be Held ,at tha Lata Rasld. .' LOBM'I'J'II X'l'jOJ. 8DX 8DL XTL• , · E. Tot,al Dilt;flhutlotl 1Sum 01 (; llld 0 ·bu}' .... U80 1!811' two bedroom bouse DA • ,,.,.. .• .;~~ff~arnut A~~n,ue, Pomeroy, ~lo ·. + NEE,. D r,- nan• Ortllltl,...,., un, sun•., left.-ov~r unaccouatad, trailer. M~lviD LltUf; IllOleiilmi~G! ' •polled "'· ·, · f · $4tlillyn R, White, AdtJIInlat• idlr s.-nda)' "'" 200. •"""'' - ""'' ~'"'~ Y ' ....,.. ant u a. -nm IIOILU.l'l'r or THJI 10 "' ... I hire, 0 • u:C G. r~t•1 '<sum of £ and ~ - ,r;ou'kt ~~it.ft of Ml~~ NaHio KOehler' ' · equal :~et Prtll not &huwn Ia & 'GOill'IJ>(jTIIIC !JOBUIIIIr Gll'l IIIVIIK Bll:llTOWilD BY BEANS, . potatoes, _ tomatoes Dally 5.1101h ·8untt•)' 1D.tl® . .~ 4100 011 ~xolft'llillQUJJ:U 1 Jiiio.tfi~li''IJ.l., A~·~~*' ·>Joe ~. 4iert. lnd me\0111.. Clarence PrOf• ·1 jCertiiJ th•t thw ~at.IM'fttf ~ I .. - . ..... I ._......... illl.l . bt mill , ·~·· Are correct , dd to,.. ' ·'tnMs: ' · - P""''"'"' 0 Dk 84342M. Eyeni••• Jlftt..r •· ' •' :/", I , . ! ~' J.i:· '' ~ASH • ,. ' .lo. ~f-i:'l.f "" 'II>· "ii,"\' ••r,ll'ARn • · OW!N Publti!lar, ' ' • 11 If• '-i; "" ..... - .... ·-- ··-·• ==::--=-;-;-:----,..,.-•- n-::30tc -stalks ol m.ISH Cobbler potatoes, Ken-rel<ry nebec potates for winter plants . 32. Bind Also car.ning tomatoes, pick g. Di«p.atch $1 bu SheI. Ch ar Ies. ] l. W a ler l:JI1'd. u . nbetM "t:eltim .. , •• ~ riest yeur OWD, 15. Put on P Hilton Portland 0 35. DreadS CZ. Boy'l!l , • · 19. F'"rencb - . Rri~ ~ 31. 'J\JTrul to DicknaiM 9 15 25tp "' ......""".. the rigbt 43. Ireland SJNGER, !"'" _... I ' eel •hiP'• 40. NatiY&of ""C""".... ;rw UJUUe ' eqUipp •oy•rre .,...,..,......b tree with aut:Dmatic: Jig zagger to 0 U''"Ti;"17"t,;'l ;-:m--=-rrTr'-r,:-~?,/,1'-rit fancy design, buttonhole, ' d . . blm hem, apphqu+: sew m zippers, etc. Like new. 0 nIy 7 payments $7.76 a montil Ie!L Ph. i92-2685· 9 25 IfC 8.Cen ~r 12. Follow By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '• \{ ,,. �..., I ' o > • • I ' Mrs. ' . ., :s:-natly Sentinel, Around ·BDd 'About Middleport Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 4, 1966 . St ud·en t from . k Af·rl•ca ' s pea. er . ·• No ported on the Cdt\lerenc:e 1'00111 at~~~ieac~.~~ wa• Jl,;. I At llberfelds;~ New • • at y charge of lbe J.oYe Gilt dedlC• lion ond used . to"'.e, Tbt Smali~'~""t:" waa"'a. .. ~ted by Mrs':""' , Mn. Nora Hamllton, and Cleo mRel('liarn'sdson.of'J'he . Wbeo• Around and 1 About p Jitney Supper S f I Tuneof$151 • Granville and · i!lioda ·Hall Walter 1!. Moeller, wile much to Improve appearaaces, comed the members and guest en by the Rev. Howard Rupof congressman Walter 1!. Mo- ancl slfessed the need to work clubs of the area. Registering pelt. . eller, gave an authoritative and together to achieve the desired 1the guests were Mrs. George . A coffee hour w~ held m the personal review of beautilica. program. She conducted a ques- Anderson, Mrs. Horky, . Mrs. dmmg room followmg the pr<>~fon progress in I!Je nation's cap- uon and answer pertod and In- Morris and Mrs. Garen Stans- gram. Miss Nellie Zerkle, pastIta! at a meeting of the Mid- vfted clubs snd groups to bury. president, and Mrs. William Glenn ~oush of St. Clalrsvtlle, dl t G d CJ b h fd Mon- come to Washington for a tour. Arrangements Included one Morris, new president, served Ohio, visited over the weekend J f N' . Ai . t d t Oh' held at epor ar en th "F. e U . d Mrs. Carl Horky. program on various shades of pink at the silver coffee services. w~th his mn . ther, ·Mrs. Ell!'! ohn Audlne o ,gena, rica, a s u en at 10 meeting of day evening at e 1rst mte R h H th son Dall University in Athens, reviewed the customs of his na- Hall In -~il.rge·{l\ h h chairman Introduced Mrs. Mo- combined with white in tribute Assorted cookies were served ous . er o er s; as "' Presbyterian C urch . . k eller and' presented her with a to Miss Susan Park. deceased by the hostesses, Mrs. George of California, an.d Marvin of tive country ·at the October n.eeting of the B. H. San- vane~ . Mrs. Moeller, w , lkedo IS nown bo t '"It from tile club. Mrs. WI!· member, and fall flowers in au- Anderson, Mrs. J. E. Harley All. an ta , G.•·· VIS!ted earIIer born Missionary Socie~ d Monday evening at the First The. White ~~~~~=:~: as the · mos 1 wa a u •• th f 11 th M Ro h Baptist Churcb in Mi eport. He spoke of the 24 No· was given wife" on Capital Hill, because liam Morris, president, wei- tumn colol'lj. Invocation was giv· and Mrs. Edward Tewksbary, IS a WI rs. us · gerian students studying here In the United States who Sla~en Fnlllowl of her service in guiding tourMr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones plan to go back to their country to teach in their areas speake~'s talk,~i~:~~= ISIS through the Capitol, de· ~ spent Sunday in Columbus with of knowledge. He noted that 200 different languages or a •I by' · lighted the audience with her , their daughter, Barbara. dialects are spoken in w s • V"!J humorous anecdotes and an .I Mr. Clarence Parmalee of country. ing In charge. Plans were made Kloes. There .. interesting sketch of .the many Special election and mstalla· candles and a beautiful hand Jacksonville, Fla., has been He was introduced by Mrs. for the Society members to at the ~eetillg. Improvements made Jn beaUII· tion of officers was held when crocheted doily have been do· 11 the gtiest of hts brother and sis- Joe Wilson and conducted Oct. 11 at the church to A ;:•al hour fy1.ng the grounds around the Guiding Star Council No. 124, nated for the good of the order. ~ -~ ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. question and answer period a quill A dessert lng •. bUIIdmgs and statues 10 Wash- Daughters of An 1erica of Syra- Members are asked to bring M OffiefO\ Parmalee and other relatives. lowing his talk. Tbe smorgasboard wU! be &erved af. cas C1rclearasra . nQ~ mgton, D. C. . cuse mel recently 10 1ts Coun- articles for an auction to the ~ J Miss Marcella Fraser of was opened with a piano ter the work session. circle ~en. ~ th Mrs. Moeller •• umqu•Jy fa- 1ell room. The meeting was October 13th meeting ~ ~ Ravenswoods, W. Va., visited lude by Mrs. Gerald chairmen. will be In charge. :ora de ~ m•h~r with the mte·rhestmg facts Iconducted in ritualistic form, During the social hour r,~- Miss Goneril Adams and Miss over the wee~end r.ith her p_ar- and a hymn in unison, M 0 •· a bath ss~~;:~~';!f.~j:::: of \\ashmgton whJC has come 1 Th f h . k . enls Mr and Mrs Alec Fraser M . . h '"· wen repor..,d on the y eFulli 1 . .d Va. • · . · rs. RIC ard Owen, state Baptist projects which in- ed Marilyn 1 by the Councilor, Ural omas, res ments o 1ce cream, ca e, Helen Lee of Arlington, from servfmg. as a g~; e ~~r Routine business was transact.. coffee and iced tea were served were weekend guests of Miss and other relatives. . dent, read a poem, Three elude the three R's Rennovate Mrs Charles!~':;~~ VJSIImg omgn mil ary o I· ed to the above members, Oluncil Ad ' . M d M Mr. and Mrs. Dallas .Scott of Th'og , • ' . 1 s Corne N0 I B8ck " Mrs. cers She " a charter member · . H 1 ams cousm, r. an "' · and Renew with f2. Toy Isabel h U S C 'tol H' t leal Commumcalloos were read Deputy Florence Potts. aze Sherley Swan Nevada, OhiO, spent the week- Milton Hood of the Lovejoy 500 ~ 'd d . h' ' tl, Sl oSI 1 et · · abper' f Is 0 ~ he regarding a meeting at Tu}l- Clark and one guest Mrs. Wake· · end with Mrs. Ernest Burton. Circle presented devotions with to pr?VI • •n IS area. abe oven oc~e v, a mem o . S d 0 t be I Mrs. Karl Grueser and son, Mr. and Ml'8. Carol. Manley scripture taken from Mrs. Fred Gibbs. gave a report The Rev. Donald AAUW, an acting member ol pers Plams,. un ay, co r y. Bob and Miss Jane Johnson and daughter Denita have d edita. titled l•o:n~th~e~n~e~w~m:•.,:•o~n~hn~m~e~~ln~gues=t~f~or~th~e~=~iii~ the Congressio!111i Prayer 23, for Deputies and DoslmtOI• • an a m tion en , lr Group, and a form" school hcers; also the Booster meebng, spent the weekend in Columbus moved to Cleveland where he Gift of Ltfe," and a closing " teacher November 9 at Manetta. WJth Mr. and Mrs. Patr1ck is employed. prayer. Along witt her talk, s h e One candidate was accepted Quinn and family and Mr. and Weekend guests of Mr. and The World Community Day showed colored slides of the for membership Apphcatmns of UCceSS U tO Mrs. Jack McDowell and son Mrs. Paul Grueser were her was announced for Nov. 4 at ·'l varieties of flowers that have ' two more csndidateswere read. and attended the football game son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 1:30 p.m. at the Grace Episco' ··, •' ' . 'f been planted at strategic places The following officers were .. and the Ice Folhes. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson of pal Church in Pomeroy and ar. W h' gton mstalled by the District Depu· A Jitney supper at the Syra· Mrs. Welby Whaley and sis- Wheeling, W. Va. ticles to be taken to the meetIn The Model and Hobby O.partme~l.~n '"The: li~clud.e beds of tulips ty, Mrs. E<hlb Wakelv of Mar. cuse. school building Saturday ter, Mrs. Leo Williams of Jack- .Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manl~y ing include hygiene kits, and . ~~ ' .~.. {, and hyacinths in lbe sprmg and ietla: everung, Oct. 1•. by the Syra· son spenl the weekend in Atll· VISited over the weekend m women and children's clothing. The 1st. Floor. New Seledions of MoCiel Ladles Aux•ilary of the 'lh M d M S B Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. It was announced that Mrs the Cherry blossoms around the Councilor ' Ural Thomas ' asso- cuse I te F Dept was a ens WI r. an rs. am O· C I M I d f 'I nd · · !ida! basin. date councilor. Eileen Clark; vo un er Ire ·• lin aro M ey an am1 Ya m Owen would be the president of She said the program began vice councilor, Pauline Morar· . success. . .. Columbu;; Wllh Mr · and Mrs. the Meigs County Council of Kits Ready For You To See and Buy. with Mrs. J. F. Kennedy and is ily; assoCiate vice Profit from donallons and Mrs. Leo Wolllams was an .lames Manley and family at Church Women with Mrs. Ribeillg carried on by Mrs. Lyn- Thelma Grueser; junior past food sold netted $151, ~·hlch overnight guesl Sunday of Mrs. Lockbourne Airfcrce_ Base. chard Lucas present head, don Johnson. The project has councilor, Elizabeth Duckworth; he desl~nated to the New Welby Whaley. AlTman Melvm SwiSher has moving from the co~unu·~~~:;cl received liBancial aid from sev· associate junior past, Margar· Fund, greatly needed by M 01 Ge h . f C returned to his base at Quonset An article entitled . . I . the Fire Dept rs. an n flmer o O· p t R I f0 II . g t o ' era! affluent persons 1.R the et Eichinger; conductor, Sy VIa n" · h d I I mbus arrived Saturday f a om , · • owm a w for Today" was read from the United States. Zwilling· warden Carrie Sin- ~nallons at t e oor amoun . u 't th h d ht d or week visit here with his parents, American Baptist Women She commended garden clubs i~side senUnel, Leola ed to .124· . I VIS! wr er aug er an son· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Swisher gazine. It was announced lor their projects in Enoch; outside sentinel, Ada Mrs. Ada Slack, preSident, m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham and other relalives. He had the Leadership Training CoUJrsel n the communities that do Sl ck· fi n ·a! secretary Es- and supper chalfman, on be- l Sheridan and fam•ly and other just returned from a tour of be' ed b th a • na Cl ' half of the Amuliary extends relatives m the area. . . · •08 sponsor Y e ther Harden· treasurer. Margar- . th k ' r· Europe With hiS Squadron m Grande Association would . • . smcere an s to the tremen I · red o ts H ' South et Cottrill, and trustees, Mane d th . . h 1 k Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jewell wh1ch 1t lou 2 por e was held Thursday evening at Laager ,_ 1 '" a defensiveA~~:: iii~;;,' Ann Hensley and Kath . an etr WIVeS, 00 coowho s, , and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jew· Iaken to the parkers burg aIr- p.m. at the Baptist Church word mesnlng the 'anitor and allsc others f ryn Johnson. h 1 Jd ' ell of Ollumbus were Sunday pori Sunda) by Mr. and Mrs. Rio Grande. made by 8 ring 0 wagons Mrs Hensley and Mrs. John- e~ ·t· t ~ . f d dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Swosher and Miss Connie Tea· The society made plans to closely together. . . ted n be uvna !ODS 0 me Siren un h} . . I d b h !ft b !an for i""";;;;;i;;;;;;;;;i'-""'""'........,....1 son were appom . ag ar· may be made by mailing mon· C. J. Strue e. or w ere e e Y P e provide boxes of used clolhlng ers. Commit!~ wlil De named ey to Mrs. Slack, or handmg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stru- hiS base m Rhode Island. for the Bacone and Mather by the councilor. . to any auxiliary member. ble ol Logan and granddaugh· Mrs. Kenneth Byer w~s bon- schools w•th Mrs Dale Mourn.._.,..,. Oldo The group hao Praymg ter Eleanor Mastari of Marion ored With a surpf!Se b!fthday Hands" 1967 linen wall calenwe;e Sunday afternoon callers dinner Sunday at the home of dars to sell. A pair of decoratsf at the home of Mr. and Mrs. her son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles LAST TIME TONIGHT ed electric outdoor Christmas C. J. Struble. Byer and sons, Ke~y and Cocil B. OoMlllo'o Elza Gilmore returned home John. Others attending. were To mention a few: AMT 1967 Continental, 1967 Tho TEN COMMANDMENTS Sunday evening, from Biloxi, her other son and family, Mr. <Technicolor) F1lcon Ranch Wogon Scale Model, 1967 F1irlent . Miss., where he accompanied and Mrs. Robert Byer and chd- A report was given on the Charlton Heston, Yul Bryn· ner, Anne Baxter, Edw. G. The Amencan Luther~n his son, A2C Marvin J. Gilmore dren, Jull~ and Larry.. first trip to Band.Q.Rama at 1 GT, 1928 Lincoln, Clmlc Asp Roady Rtct · c;it, Robonson, Yvonne DeCorlo, Church Women of St. Paul ' to his base at Keesler A i r Mont Miller Ill. a. patient at Marietta when the Eastern Band . ., Debra Paget, Jobn Derek. ~utheran Church are sponsor- Force base alter spending a the Galhpohs Chmc where he Boosters cl ub met Monday eve- Chaparral II Slot Car, the Lancia Ferreri. and 1 .f lnt Colarcartoon \ I Admission: 75c and 40c. Mrs Hubert Price of Port- mg a rummage sale on Friday· 21 days lea~e with his parents is being treated for pneumonia. nin• at the high s'boo) new group of slot cars ready made and In ldt'f" · • Oclober 7th. This sale ts the · ... , . · Runnmg time: 31h Bra. ,, ' land was hostess lor a house- first they bave had since the Mrs. Clarence Russell, son •• Mrs.. Gordon Cheval!Cr, presShows Start: 7 P.M. Triumph Drag Bike, Goo powered racing Saturday Start: 6:30 P.M. warming at the home of Mr. old church buDding was remov- Floyd and daughter, Mrs. Glenn Hyselll Vultors of !dent, was in charge of the ,• Box..,fiice closes 8 P.M. a~d Mrs. James E. Pape. Ill ed and lhe new one built. Many Wh1te ,·eturned to Columbus Couple in Kentucky m~eUng. ChaperQUs for the Mar. Corvette Sting Ray Sport Kits, and 1 fine Middle~rt Wednesday evemng. goods and wares will be avail· Froday, after spendmg three Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Hy- ietta trip wete Mrs. Robert WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5 selection of gas powered ready to fly Pla11.., Plut , · Attending were Martba Lou able weeks al the Russell home. They sell of Middleport were week· Wood arid Mro. Chevalier. Mrs. NOT OPEN I , , . ' Be•gle, .Linda Beegle, ~ r. s. The sale will begin at 9 a. were accompanied by Mr. While end visitors of s. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Yeago also accompanpaints, brushes, glues, fuel, Science kits, "'lllii\JI J John Kimbler, Racme, V~rgin- m. and last until 4 p.m., in the who spent a couple of days here. C. E. Chance and children of ied the group. Oscar Penning. THURSDAY, FRIDAY .. ond SATURDAY Boat Kits, Airplane Kits. You really shclulcl,;ifop.·lli 1a Sals"':, Syrac~se, Mrs. Lar- Fellowship Hall in the educa- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brabbin Ft. Knox, Kentucky. While Mr. ton volunteered for bus duty. OcL6-7.a ry Momson, Middiepor~ Esta tiona! unit of tile new churcn and children, Bobby and Nan· Hysell was in the Army, they Several items of business -BATMAN'" •• soon as possible, look around. Set Eoush, Mrs. McDade, Al~ta building. Everyone Is asked to cy of South Charleston, W. Va. were stationed in Italy with the were discussed. It was report· -TeebnicolocGluesencamp, Opal Diddle, use tbe Second Street entrance were Sunday evening dinner Chances. ed that 17 records of the sorin• ll In the Hobby Game, Adam West (B.atman) Burt Word (Eobin) Jeanette Lawren~~Eiva Dail- to the building, as It wU! he the guests of his grandmother, Mrs. The Hysells' sons, Bruce, stay· concert were still available. Mr. Colorcomons ey, Cann: ~· nd d nearest door to the place of B. F. Gravely and Mrs. J. A. ed with Mr. and Mrs. Dores Yeago stated that the Eastern 8 aad daug l2r re • an an Eden. Arnold of Pomeroy, and Terry, band will be one o! 15 bands lUNDAY, MONDAY el s!'!~elv'l(tslrom ~ Mrs. LeClair Karr, president Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Nor· Athens for the football game ond TUESDAY J bnsomg ~ Mwo;re p. 0" of the churth women, said the spent Sunday afternoon with man Hysell of Bashan. It was and "hand day" on Saturday, Oct. 9·10.11 p~ nd an axme owe • ladies will be on hand all day Mrs. B. F. Gravely and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hyselis' sixth October 8. The ne1t meeting "NIVER TOO LATE" -TechnicolorM~ Lou Beegle was to serve the public. Everyone is J. A. Eden. w·eted~d~in'!g~ann~iv~er~sary~~·---~w~lll~be~N~o~ve~m~ber~'!_:7·_ _ __!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l Paal Ford Connie Stevens . mv1ted. lolaureen O'Sullivan charge of games. Pnzes ----won by Virginia Salser, District Party in lATTLE OF THE DRAG RACES, lyn Price, and Esta Roush. 12 Week Course of Athem Attended 40 mlnult Tochnlcolor lreshments of mints, cake, Training Completed Several members of Evange· Cortoon-Rood RunnorSplllfr Gon11IH lee and seven-up were Miss Patricia Fields, student line Chapter, Order of the East. by the hostess, Mrs. Price. nurse at Holzer Hospital, has ern Star, of Middleport, were completed 12 weeks of psychia- in Athens Saturday evening to trlc trainiog at the Athens attend the 25th District OES State Hospital. party held at the University Miss Fields returned to Hoi- Inn . The 6•30 dinner was lolzer Hospital Monday after • lowed by a program given by week's vacation with her par- members of lhe var1ous chap.. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ters. Fields, Locust St. In November, Mrs Lilhan Steil!, organist she will go to University Hos- of Middleport Chapter. presentpita!, Columbus, for work in ed several musical selections. pediatrics, and will graduate in Others attending were Mrs. June. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. John Lyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioo.;,l ons, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Charles BenneU, and Mr. and Mrs. James Cia!worthy. Special Election, Installation is Held Recently by Star Council 124 " ~~ '• ··~~ ~ . ~ · Capitol Beautification Reviewed ~ I , entt ne . VOL xvtn·' NO. 119.:.__ _ _...,..._ _ _ _ _ _PC»A='IER:;;.!O::.:Y:.;;-M.;.::I:DDl=EPOR..:::T.:.:.·.::O;.:.:H:.::IO;_._ _ _w:.:=.::ED:.:..:N:.::ES=-DA. Y, _octoBER AUSTIN, Tex. (UPn -~In the Nov. 24, 18113 kiiUng, thefbefore Patrick Dean and Secret The Texaa CouJ'I of Crimi· court ordered that the second Service agent (Forrest) Sorrels nal Appeals ~ay teversed trial "be changed to some arrived ID hla cell," llle court's the ·eonvlction qt Jack Ru· county other t11an Dallas." opinion said. · · bf on charge1 of murder· "During the trial over lbe The opinion, wrlt12n by Judge ing preslde~tlal a88assin otrenuous objection of appellant W.A. Morrison, noted that Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald. [that anything appelhmt may agreed to answer questions, ~ - court ordered a new have said during pollee custody provided his answers would be ttlal:. . ·constitUted an oral confession lor pollee purposes only. Tht unanbricius opinion by the in violation of the statute• of Morrison noted that the time three-Judge. ~ said that this state and was not element between Ruby's arrest Dall•• Di!L Judge Joe B. admlsssble'... Sg~ (Patrick) and the conversation in quesB~ .•h~ · bave granled Of the Dallas pollee testified as lion varied between 10 and 4ll Rt!by'a. niollon for a change of \O a conversation which be b,ad mlnutei, depending on whether venue. .. ·with appellant ...nnthoessed andj Desn's testimony at the trial or In crantlnc Ruby a new trial Iinterrogated by other offi~ his wrJUen report, made two I 1 ------ . at \I, ba '·. tlaf ' ; YORLD l • FIVE CENTS , s, 1966 onviction is Reversed u ~. 11l . • • days after the killing, Is[ ''Obviously this atatement1Court and the record of this lsaid. f The court said: accepted. constituted an oral confession , case that the trial court ! "This has been a bitter road. ''Not only are we bound "One who Is cauUous enough , of premeditation made while milreversibly erred in refusing I'm glad 11's ended and my legally I the holdings of the to inquire whether biB answers 1 police cMtody and therefore appellant's motion for change obligation to Jack Ruby is Supreme .rt, but as practlo to tbe questions to be was not admissible,'' Morrison of venue." ended. cal public servants il becomea propounded to him are to be wrote. Joe Tonahlll of Jasper, Tex., Tonahlll said he thought Ruby our duty to avoid the cosll released to news media Is not "The admission of tl!ls one of Ruby's attorneys, Sllid it now will get two to five years. which are taxed against lbt speaking spontaneously,'' the teshmony was clearly injurious was "the end of a long hard· "What he ought to do, if be state of Texas when one of our opinion said. ' and calls for a reversal of Ibis fought hattie.'' : gets 2·5 years ,is serve it and declsi<lns falls to follow the The coort noted that testlmo·: cooviction." i "I'm going to Dallas as soon I !~en go on to a VA hospital and rules announced by the S. ny given by Dean regarding a 1 Regsrding the change of j as I can get a plane and delover •stay until he is properly preme Court." statement In which he quoted venue motion, Morrison said, a copy of this to Jack Ruby. treated, and then go take his The opinion noted that Judge Ruby as saying that be would "it is abundantly clear from a l'm going to tell Jask to get place in society. He could get Brown bad removed hlmsell kill Oswald after seeing the careful study of both oplniO.Illl him a law school gradJrdte I psychiatric care whoch he has from the case and "we bavs "rucastlc sneer' on oawa!d's lthe Estes . ..and Sheppard because that's all he's going to been needing all the time," the concluded properly 10," lbe face was cround for a reversal. opinions) of the U.S. Supreme need from now on," Tonahill lawyer said. opinion said. 1 I 1 1 -· -~.--- Reams Attack Hits Rhodes' ,Pet Program I MEIGS THEATRE Housewarming Is Given in Middleport I ,. Eastern Band Boosters Hear Report of Trip fir Rummage Safe Announced In New Edifice p= ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • 1 Meet the Folks at Friendly GENE GRATE CITIZENS NATIONAL HOUR Gene Enjoys His Be1utiful Home DRY CLEANING Service On Request On The Banks Of The Ohio River Robinson's Ass'! Cashier YOU TOO CAN ENJOY UFE CLEANERS POMEROY BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Mrs. Mary Durst entertained with a dinner Wednesday evening at her borne. Oak St., honoring her daughter, Kathy on ber 13th birthday Present were Kathy's grandmother, Mr s. Minnie Gilmore, Mr3. Eddie Ours~ the honored guest and sister, Linda and the hostess. WHEN YOU SAVE REGULARLY OPEN ASAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAYI Wf TERMS ... Go ·tramele~s ... put on a · py face . hf ittlld'a ..- Mernlltr P'eder•l Depc111t lntUrence eorporetlon ' M.Q&t people already know that electric dryen eoet leu t9 b111 and 'lliltalL ' : . ·'· .. But did you know that an electric dryer eontlllues to liTe 1011 mo~~e:Y )'ell lfllr .' ·' year? That's a fact. Take ma!nten111~ for. il$tanee. Flalllelq electric ~ ; · ·; have approximately 15 fawer woddn' parll to bl'lit down or w~ ··t.; 'i.'ldl ., · ~, .· means fewer service ealls ·and loncer life for )'OU~e!eeiJic.dryer, ~~ w.r;·'/ ',: electrlclty Ia 100"/o emdent. And :roar ftjimeless eltetrt~ dp'tr taa ,!IJI))' --~ .<l'i' llameless electridty for ~n~rcy. I1'1 ~: to 1ft wli)' eveey·dl)', :~: ~· • people rtve more reuou for JOinl electric. · ' I "'. ·' 'I ' . WE PAY 4"/o ON SAVINGS tili ens ,alional B "' : ....... t~~o.~R.C~ ............~"' I ., "•"'' 7 ~· '. r "' ' • ' ,. ' SH ; y~rJiam;1111 ' • t ; ' • ' f \ . 1 5 Fair Board Directors .. Will be Elected Nov:-16 . I' '' ~ ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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