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H1 cyl., automatic t wer stHrlng, WJ;it~n ~ Meg Dr4Wn b'f Fr12nk & Wolt huter, WIS tirtt 64 Fairlane ~ I cyl. automatl• ' radio & hNter, 63 Pord Gall · · p0 J"t• • Sh A • I ICians · OW DXJety Ahout weather on Tuesday· Lunar Shot on N p f ear er ect M H di g oon ea n cyl. 4 speed tre & Mater, power w\s tlru ~ ~as .!Ill. .. Jom KiiJer Po River 62 Studebak 4 dr .. 6 <YI. Std. ·dlo & hea.. r 59 Fiat 8 2 Door, standar miulen, clean 11101 J11 J" T cklash Effe.c ts in blection uncertain YouAiw Pay Less (UP!) -Thelshould he in•!be tielgltborliond House of Hepmenlatfftl•. · rolled 54 mllllol! -sUU ·1 re<ord for -Thirty five IU!nalon to . -with a non • prosl!IOiltlal · year: · Tho lnnw held by 20 Democrila , . . 1 weatller fot'eelal was · Republicans. · Dern.. l foi limit of -Thirty-five the north central A·weeana· Presll 1east 1 1 I GOBI.i ' FORl Icmlldatel are ~~~:~~~::~.~~J~oo !-. ~.SED CAl' 0 ' . Mlcld~ ~- members of the ·lbelr ability lo pander to other -Nixon talked men's mrs." lhe Vlel Nam war uBul tbe IIISWer lA> their biflotry 1.! not· more bla!>try in denunclaliO!l roturn," be !laltl. "We Will solve backlash -a protest nothing by .-tlng to racism llle pace of tho · It polsona public life." fol" r~clai oqualliY - Wblt. backlll!lb tliroateno Ia 'l:UU. where bt b burt Repub!loanl IIIII belp hll ranch •Iter 11ft O.mocrats in llime ol trip .~ Ia Soytbem .... 'llonfll' wbeie llllllJ of "tho .. . - ~· .. ' .... ' .. .· .' .- '."· ' ~9;:~.l =: AvaJanehts *""" - · !GO XL 2 dr. h ._..lye~ WASIDNGTON <UP!) - The Supreme Court today ordered a new tax evasion trial far Fred B. Black Jr., a figure In the Joe McDaniel, 31, o•e of cesslul grid coaches in the na. a program heine plalllllli Bobby Baker case who com· Bellvill~, Ohio. and Musklngum lion. · 1by tbe sponsoring IIJ"Oilp, the plained lhat tlle FBI eavesdropCollege ~ all lime great ath· McDaniel served m>der Sher. Middleport-Pomeroy IIAJiar) peel on conversatios he qad letes, will be the _speaker for mann for 7 years and return· Club, that will live ..,.mat with his attorney. 'I the Middleport Htgh School ed to · Marion Harding for one recognition to past (ll'ld aeldete -- court acted In a ""'ef, Football Banquet the everung year before coming to Marietta menta of MilS in the Sooli!Jeo¢. . t'·PRIZE WINNERS- Ken McLaughlin, pharmacist at the . new Nelson's Drug '"' opinion. Two ---•··• •• , o1 Nov.. 17· 11 d unsigned . . in September .of this year. em Ohio Alhletle '··-· 8 b I re In Pomeroy, left, presents bicycles as prizes to Deb .. Hunne an cott ......... D -·~ 1 euler, winners In the store's grand opening registration. The bicycle awarded -Justices Byron R. White and Me amel ' complelmg hiS An outstanding Muskingum Spec!al Recognition also wni $:ott was won .by his grandfather, G. E. Reuter. Other winners were Mrs. Edgar Abe Fortas-<lid not participate 1 first year as head coach ~~ athlete, McDaniel was named be liven the 19 boys wbo will !illersbach, a hair dryer; K!lthryn Jordan, a radio; Edith Dent, a mixer and Janet in the ruling. Justices John M. Martetta College. One of his MO>t Valuable Player in foo~ take tbe field in the Jacket~' II. t.avender, an electric clock-Sentinel photo. Harlan and Pdtter Stewart j JOE McDANIEL top athletes this season . has ball during his junior and sen- na1 game of the oeasmt lllil _!~=~-=~z.:;~:=::.=:=::=~~::_:::___-;-_________ dissented. ' been Sophomore .Bob Smith of ior years and won the same Friday at home ogalmot SDutb. _ _ __,_ Black Is a Washington public I Pomeroy, who wtU come to the honor in basketball as a senior ern High School d banquet wtth his coach. . · . . CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) - relations consultant an ass.. I Coach McDaniel graduated He and his Wife, the former This will be the last lootboll Weatherman gave a go-ab'ad elate of Robert G. (Bobby) ! from Musklngum College in 111541 Patricia Cunningham, are the banquet, u such, at Middleport today 1o astro•auts James Baker, former secretary of lhe and ......-backed the Muskie's pareniS. of three childre.n-Chris, High School. Lovell and Edwin !Bun) Aid- Senale Ilemocralic marJrlly .. 8 De 5 nd Jul I N-~ rln for their date io Baker resigned his po!ll in 19641 undefeated Ohio Conference ; mse, ; a te, • ~• year, Mlddloport, PamWednesday. space in a furore over eonflict of Championship team of 1955. He Of Smith, Coach McDaniel eroy and Rutland athletes will 1 While Pro•·ct G<mlnl'• top interest allegations. He Is earned an M. A. Degree at said, "'Bob has been a starter campaign under the banDer of ~ scheduled to 0 on trial Jan I C Ohio State Unlverslly m 1961. all year as a corner man on the new Me!p Local Dltlrlct , , .. o!llclals reviOwed allv aopecl• on charges go! la..,.ny, He coached two years at defense and has done a terr~IC High School . .J of lbe IIIDr-day retldez 001 evasion and olller offenses. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!) "!arion Harding High School in job. lle also plays .some offen- The banquel will "be at the •. ·' : ..·.·• •. . ,Q _..·....... •. ft . . ·, The JtjSiiCI J?epafl!nelll ad- - Prtsidenl Johnl!4lll set up a the coach· andlSa dedtO!Ialt- Middleport elementary tehool1 0? , fl! .l!' . ·" the no... the • mtUed "'bllQlJII" .)!lack's bo!J>I· '-t-paced talk-l!"'·travel echo"'" ,..,.,.. alma mater, '"' a a rt lllarliJl& at 8:30 p.m. \'ICbll "11111 10 ·''"~ ~..., , -., ·"" · · ' · · ""e ..,.., &Ur mey · 'J'llt tallty aull'! ,at..Jtl!e• l!her'lml- .¥• today, topped by bolpilll ~g .. . _ to E4 Pleasure 'e. ptoeh." be M1!Mt ~ ....- trona ... ,~,,..,. (UPI) ..:_A ~i- li\d",o~ri rlof: ~""::'·pi"~ t:arle!OI> ~~. ~ . la-In preporatioo ,... a _ .. ~ pneof tbe mosl !IIC· . Coaeh McDalllel WID hlghlillllt me"*~~, of~ dub. •.rs 1' ".• · iiak•~ "''·du holy men •tormed thro.ug~, the y,Ice ,.y..ion. .!Jl a Glfflilnl unusual meJII{)randlliD !l1sd Ill Ina! and throal surgery in a · '=a "'" · ifll;i *' =, • ' ' eu "" '"'' • stree(s today batUing police and ti'ying to storm p rlla· ato A tea of lhe Supreme Court on May 21. week or so. . 8 ment. Police opened fire killing at least 10 and wounding fllghl .. But the Insisted wuh one eye on Tuesday's · many PlOf~~ tbat &atl&facto.., weathr.r that the $91,000 mcome tal l elec:tions and the other on his Tbe mob, demonstrating a~ainst the slaughter of uGIIIoDt ted · evasion conviction for tbe years , impending operations Johnson lAC~ cows smashed police bamcades and storro~d All· : 1 .cit~~ C. . 1: 1956, 1951 and 1958 was based i arranged to: ' India Jla.dlo. They set fire to some of the furmshmgs m e ann r m wholly on material gathered by the bulldings. ' l!'s oebedoled 3:55 p.m. EST internal revenue agents. -Fly 146 miles !IOUtheast Four persons were Injured In tlle rear by I car driven by 11090 were taken Ia Veteran! silme of the holy men jabbed at officers with the I blasiOff and tbo launch of tbe The department said the from hiS ranch lo Cotulla, Tex., a two car accident Saturday at Bobby Hubbard, 32, Llltle Hock- Memorial llospltal Ill' th' long dine-pronged spears )bey carry as symbols of their Atla,..Ageoa ta'1el rock•t h proseculor was not aware of lho i to the 201J.pupil WelhauSPn 9:30 p.m. on State Route 7,. at ing.. . . Pomeroy emergency squad station>The rioters Ignored a government decree tssued , minutes earlier, ~· bugging. But It was acknow- ; Elementary School where h• the entrance to Eastern Htgh Miller sustained a posSible where !bey were U.aled and only three days ago which extended the ban on slaughter! . --.:~m11.'1lm"""" !edged that he had acce.. to !he' was a teacher 38 ?ears ago, to School. . , neck and back injury and was released. of ,Ucred cows to cover all I FBI reports summarizing infor· gtv~ a s~ on hiS admmJSI:a- The shertff s department taken lo a Parkenbuit hospttal Hubbard, sustaining 1 lacer~l.lndia's 17 states. It al·' made a half-hearted bolon mation obtained during the tion s . strtdes m . promotmg said Gary Miller, 16, Tuppers by Arbaugh ambulance. Two ation of his ann, also was talcready was in effect In 10 h I eavesdropping and that discus- ' educahonal opporluntties. Plains, was traveling north passengers in the Miller car, en to Veterans lllomorlal by tilt rtlles. . c arge. . . sions between Black and his j -Head thereafter by he!icop-·and had slopped for a light at ICharles Mays, who oustained a squad, treated and roleaoed. He '!lie mtll!sive demonslrallon But the fightmg. escalated. lawyer were reflected In them. ter to San Anlonio, 85 miles to a construction area at the laceration of the forehead, and was cited for DWL There was started peacefully with thOU· The mob hurl~ SliCks, stones, Black drew a jail term of ' the north, to undergo X-rays school ..hen he was struck in .Marge Rood, laceration of her beavy damage to botb nhlcl... ,.nels of the faithful squalling bricks -;: anything they could lrom 15 months 1o lour years. \ and laboratory tests at the A second accident • In the street In front of parlia· get thetr hands on. A number Brooke Army Medical Center In ti ted by the !ttves ~or policemen were tnJ"•·ed advance of his surgery. Johnson n!t s. at 11 ' depart. llul as ffindu leaders haran. Pollee retaliated wtth horse. llopes the operations can b< State bl BUOd tbe crowd. a vanguard of mounted charges and tear gas The Eastern High School ! done at Brooke, by the end of at the interseetion of holy men broke through a JiO" atlacks. band performed for II! last this week or early nexl week. and the Long Hollow road. Ill"' Olltlfon and rushed toward The mob then swirled through foolball game of the season on -Meet with Arthur J. Gold· .. . . Thomtll! lht li"on gites of parliament. the streets on an orgy of de· Saturday at lhe Easlern-Racino . be g us ambassador to the\ COLUMBUS (UPII- The pohttctans cast an anxt?US 0 1 Ca1H ~acboa Keith, It, · The pollee under orders to structlon They set fire to a game I U01~ted· ·N· 1. th LBJ "eye on Tuesday's weather today as they put the fmal orrua, was lraveUnc a oons, a1 e to h th · 1 • south lost conlrul of his car use •• IIWe lortt as necessary, number of automobiles. The hai!Ume show opened Ranch and also confer wilh uc Tehs ofn "'t ofng clamti~rugnsd . t" a Mo:... ............. .. "th t"· taU f th j . ' . e orecas or e ec on ay was-warm wea uer ..._ ·~ ~ v•oa au eaa. w• ·~presen on o e new •pectal assiSiant Rohert Komer with scattered showers and - · bankment Into 1 dllch and hit 1 Mason PTA Meets '~hool ftght ".~g, "Eagles\ PADADENA, Calli. CUP!) - ~n efforts to promote pacifica· thundershowers. of the tighter congressional . tree. Tonight at School Vtctory March. The words and America's second Lunar Orbi· \ tion of areas held secure from Bad weather could hold the races. Linda Carpeoter Route I, The Mason Parent Teachers m_uslc were written by Band ter spacecraft zipped along on rthe Communist Viel Cong in vote below lhe predicted 3,450.· But whatever the weather, Racine, a possen.,i- in tile 1Wtla Assn meeting will be held lhia Director Yeago. I a near perfecl night toward lhe \ Soulh Vtel Nam. 000 lurnOut, particularlv In 13,000 polling places were to be vehicle, sustained 1 tltlSe lilaetL ..,..ittg Monday November 7 The ba~ nexl featun!d a moon today for another plctur""l -Sign more of the hundreds some of tbe rural areas where open from 6::ul a. m. until 6:30 She was tatea to 11feip aat the 'school in;tead of Tues: danee routine to the Alka • taking mission to find a safe of bills "'nt 10 him in the final i< could have an effect on some p. m. with persons in line at al Hospital by 1 motorisl 'IIIele evening Seltzer So~, "No Maller landing site for Apollo astro- ' congressional rush toward ad· . 6:30 p. m. entitled to cast tbeir was no arrest, llld only Jill!. ·.. til a;e espeelall urged Wll.~t Shape Your Slomach's nauts. . JOurnment-and bave a ~m- Driver Oted to ..te. The sale of Alcoholic bev· illiD -age lA> tile cor, to attend this meeting ..\.en Mr in. The majorettes fea~ed a Sclent!Sis were dellgltted by ment or two on the remalrung. Co b p Ji erages while the polls were opo1 Paul Fit erald West Colum: routine lo "Worlt Song,'. and the clockwork launch of the ones that fit inlo his Great · urt Y o ce .,. Is prohibited. . Ill 'II k • . f lhe oonclndlng number was one camera<Carrying satellile SunSociety program I Lewts w, Smith, 11 • Syracuse, The spoUighl was on the race bla, w spea on 1trearms sa e- hi h th band be nd b · was cited into Middleport May ty llftd will ohow guns which w siced e "J h m~m rs re· day fro!" Capo Kennedy ba y or C 0 Fls"·-'s court Sablr. for governor between Repullli· . date back to tht Hme of t h que os ua. !he accurate lunar Dig I tra. · · ·~ • can Gov. James A. !lmdes and 0 0 . ·. e ·The Easlem Cadet band, con· jectory. WASIIINGTON (UP)) -The day _al S:ll p.m. on charges of state Sen. Frazier Reams Jr., Pl~ms.l ~· ch~e of meet- •lsting of 5th, 6th and 7th Orbiter 1's night path on the Supreme Court today de•le<l I leavmg the scene of an ICC!· the DemocraUc challenger from Jto~e of Same COMMIJl~· ate s ue to t e.electlon. ,&rades, petiormed for ""; pre· four-day, 1!1.000·mile voyage 1o lleariq tO Job Elmer Wood- denl and having no operator's Toledo. • HOMo ttONi. - · game show. 11 played · T h e lbe moon was so accurate, pro- ""''· tmder cteatll ..n1eace Ia . license. · The pons indicated Rhodes · Ill ,Qrma warned LUCAL TEMPS VIctors March," the "Two Tune ject . officials said that tracklng Oblo lor the !HI manfor of Smith was traveling south oo ¥'OUid be re-olecled easily The . · 1M V:lel Nam ·conlllct is Temperature in downtown Mtu'ch," and •;L!Ule MarCh." data Indicated It could come blo IS-year-old former land. North Third St. when he struck major uestion seemed io be t1t1t of I· llries 0! Pomeroy on •Motiday at 11:30 'New ~ben !or the . 196'1 within 2,100 miles of Its orbital lldy II LoraiD Coa•ly. a parked car owned by Peggy wbether\e could carry the en- Avalandles laundted b y ~!"'l:.!beeplyUnlndteddSattale; 'wsly ~.m. !fBI. 15_degrees, under marcbing band will be: chosen targe_l without a mltkoune 1 1 mm · • - Quillan, Middleport. Thert was lire GOP slate and tip tbe baJ. Uai mo~ rainll jollied tbt ,........ .. 'utlt)!' skieS. from these atuden.ts. steenng <OmCilon. 'medium damage to the car. alice to Republicans in four or k~. River Po and other ramllWnlved. . ,. " ht . 1 Pllllit waterways today In a ug congreaSiona races. deatlHlealinll wave that batte. Naked Holy Men Lead New Delhi 5 speed trans. KEil Marietta's McDaniel will Be Grid Banquet Speaker '"' JesseM.Tuttle Dies on Sunday I ed;::m~;,.. Unes due with tbelr bare bandl Funeral services for J.... throqb oU, mlltl .fryit11 to reoM. Tuttle, 16, who died swiday eue implmbll ort afterooon in the St. J""epb ln the l"O<I!IIJIIollerwasb ol tbt Hospllal In Parkersllurg, will be Rlnaissancll Wlll'll held Wednesday at 1 p.m. Ill Iii <eDIUrleL tbe Ewln& Qlapel wltb IIUr'-1 Some · themleiY- . tn tbe Chosler oeme1eey over \AI« llil late wile, MlNlle V. ri ...... Be was a llle lolla·teaideat ~of~~~~~ SurYiwrs 1nclude Mrs. Jehn . -PI· Md.; a - bemtlli• �.•. ' I I 1-J)elly $HUn~ Pomeroy•Middltport, 0., Nov. T, 1Ha Viet Cong Calls Off Fight for War Zone C .....__ Miller Urges Hospital News Benefits for --Holzer VlsltinC Eastern Eagles Flatten S'outhern High 44-14 Saturday Night Ho~pHa11 ?.a· houri ~ N111 p.m. Patt11ts only on Pedialrlq Hard. Adllllalons Elderly Hiked Mark A. .llurns, 1495 Eastern Speaklnl In Jackson Oil the · Ave.: Geoti! W. Queen, Al9 closing day ol the citnpelgn, . SAIGON (DPI) - Viet Cong ground," Dean said. flihtlng crashed at Saigon's Tan Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Ronald E. Tenth District Congressional forces crawled into hiding today "The minute he hit, I hit the Son Nhut Air Base klllill& the Halley, 2145 Eastem Ave.; Rtl Candldate, C~ce Miller, after losing 319 killed and 62 ground Deslde him with my coPilot and lnjurln; the Pilot. · H. Unroe, lit I Nottliup: MM. spoke put In 111'0111 IIIJiport of captured in a vain attempt to helicopter. He jumped tight Communists Retreat llranklin H. Cislo, Cheshire; an Increase in social security jij.lt the march ol U.S. aboard, and we pulled him out U.S. intelii~ence reports lndl- Florence I. Halley, Kana111a; benePL! for the elderly. infantrymen through their war "We Uke to take care of the cated that about a dlvtsion of John E. Lyons, IV, Rt. I GalU- "lnRallon Is the enemy of wne c stronghold near the boys who are supporting us." Viet Coug -perhaps 6,000 men polis; Larry C. Dol.!On, Rt. 2 the elderly." declared Miller. : ambortan border. But two heiicopter supporting - were operating In the aMa. Gallipolis; Eugene R. Buckley, "The budgets of our ' retlttd Supported by pinpoint bomb- the operation crashed. A UHlD But they refilled to fl;ht Rt. I Oheshlra; Mra. George people liviDJ oo a liled lnC!Ollle 1ng tlllt w.n accolades !rom tht lost power on the battlefield and today ind melted away as tile Irwin, Rl 2 GaiUpoUt; Ml'l. art being leVmly ltralne4 by grimy troopers unil.! of the plunged to earth killing all II Americans seized leur base Benjamlll S. ll!Uird, Rt. I Gal· the evtr • indl'eatlftg C\lSl of u. s. 1111 and 26th Infantry persons aboard and a second camps and huge stores Of food llpolis; Mrs. Cbatles 0. Gllfllen Uvlng. \Ve eannot afford to Divisions and !96th Light chopper returning from the and ammunition. Kanauga; Gary A. Stearns, Pt. turn our batks on the needs of Infantry Brigade met only Pleasant; Mrs. Gua Henry, Gat. our senior citizens," oontlnuod idlttered resistance today as lipolls Ferry, w. \'a. ; Emesl Miller. "The demand! of In· ibey overran more Viet Cong S. Felly, Rt. I ft. Pleasant; llatlon mult be met." palll! cmps and pushed deeper Mrs. Mark G. Williams, Rl 3 He reminded hia aUdience Into the jungle sanctuary 65 (Continued f,rom Page One) . Leon, W. va.; Mrs. William T. that 11 was the Repubilcln miles northwest ol Saigon. dent John•on s tojl economiC Winter, Pt. Pleisant; Mrs. Hat- members of Congress who But during the weekend three advisers say the nation's lie RadcUif, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va.; so strongly urged that ConU.S. companies took heavy economy "is '!:ovmg ahead at a Jeffrey L. Dunlap, Pt. Pleas- li'"ess remain in session long casualties when they ran into healthy pace, but nol ., ant; Harry D. Keams, Rl. I Le· enough to provide these much LONG GAIN - Roger Allman (10), !aslem Eagles senior, reel1 off a big gtJit , hi lull hours of "nothing but rapidly as last year. H tart; Mra. Michael H. Balley, needed benefit!, and that It In the first period of Saturday'a came apin1t Southern. Tornado playen are ill 1 ~f. d lead" !rom guerrillas in a pre-election report to the . CLEVELAND (UP /ted ~~~~- Pt. Pleasailf.: Glenna C. Patter- was the Democrat membera Q( pursult.-8elltlnel photo, 0 ' t' nched In Spider holes and Chief Executive Sunday at his lcide detectives awa,,_, I ,~Y son Rt. I GaiUpolli Ferry: Mra. ConartU that puobed lor ail:n re · /Texas ranch the Council of "" autopsy report a• "~' n.. n- Dense! Dunt PI Pletllllll• lo"-"'ttili concrete bunkers. • ·f·ed If 1 to tr k d ' • • -·~ · General Rescues Pilot Economic Advisers .aid thai ·~ 1. e or s ac own 8 Mrs. William P. Mallack, Porn· The adminltltatlon has ereat. . kn kcdl pros~cts for the future were VIcious slayer of a polite Cleve- eroy· John D Wolle Miners- ed a problem With which II Commumst gunners ' " with indicutions of Iand bod Otch estra . ehorus l 8I~ g ville;' Edward 'C. Barton, ' Rt. 1 cannot cope. They have set an y 100 Supersabre,oc bul lexcellent 1 Gen John R Dean Jr . major improvements in plant The Y of MISs Mar one · Racine ; Mrs. Laura Lolm, P0111- iniAl motion tile wortt tnOalion "I· · d · f th ls.t, production new bs bettor Winbigler, 42, was found eroy · Mrs Charlfl G Sheell lhls -·"try bas e-rJen·~ lSSIStant comman er o e • ' s d 1 12 rd 8 1r b ' · · • ·-· ..,... lnfa ntrv Division who is com· salaries and construction. But, un .ay on Y ya om usy Rt. I Harrisonville; Mrs. George since the late IINO'I. He ap. mandhig "Operation Attleboro." said Council Chairman Gard· Euclid Avenue. alk C. Ramsey, Columhul: Mn. psaled to the people of SoUth· Four per110ns were lined, ers nail rescued the pilot. ner Ackley, "Recent develop. A teen • age boy w lng Ray Jeffers, Aleulldrla, Va.: ealtem Ohio to reject the bond forfeited, and one PTh~ · g:Oeral was flying over ments in the o<onomy are a through the Cleveland Fine Arts Mrs. Merlin E. Teell, Rl. a big spending policies 111 the was dlsmlued In Potlleroy lh thlck jungled area in a cause for encouragement, but Garden discovered the body, ironton; Mrs. Ira Stepp, Green- Delllocral admlldltraUon and or Charles Leaat'l court he~copter when the jet was hit.i not for complacency." hidden from the busy thoro:gh· up, Ky.; Mrl. Jllhn 0. Newman to return responlibll represen• urday evening. The case l(allnst\ "l saw the chute and cirded fare by a row of lhru:s:. an Rl. 1 Kitts 11111; Kathtyn J. tatlon to Washington, Gerald McDaniel, Pomeray, ih kid nlil he got on the Best Snub f f!t embankment. She ha a Canter, Rt t Jaclllon: Larry charged In assault @lid battery, " " MOSCOW _ COMMUNIST first alto WJth the 24e-member ThomJISOII, RL 1 1felillllll; Mn. was dlsmi.ued lor lack of -Ch" di ,_ lked t shorus for mort than ten years. David D. Ward Rlclilnondile· COVPLl TO WEll evidence. mese P1oma.. wa ou Miss Winbi8ler wae 4 feel 11 ' ' Robe Armi today at the Red Square d . heel nl Paul D. Dallllll, II, lrotl!()n; liltd A marrtabe license wu Is· rt tronc, N. J. 23, 0 y Mrs. Billy R. Oblln&er, West suet! In Metyo County Probate forfeited a $25 bond lor runmilitary parade honoring the inches tall an well 49th anniversary of the Boishe· IIIIi pound&. Columbia, court Saturday morning to Jet- ning 8 red light; Henry Mli:am, Gauge read!Dgs: Gallipolis vik Revolution. Thousands of She heel beeft severely =~n Blrtbs ry Michael St. Clalt, 18, ftoute 28• Middleport, waa Dned D•m 120. 12.8 . running 5 feet Soviet Citizens witnessl'd the?" the face and head, ed Mrs. George IrWin, Rl. 2 Gll• 3 Coolville, and' Bohhle Sue and costs for l'tltlltlni a 8 on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 2tl.- 1,nub - the sharpest yet in m the neck, and her underw at Upolia, daughter, 10:35 a.m. Sat- Bucliahmt, 18, Jtoute 1, !leeds- Ugh!; John Burdette, 48, Pl. 1 Pieasan~ for the aame charl(l, 63 Pt Pleasant 24.03. Hinton 1the JO.year-oid feud bolwten ripped off. Officers aid she 11' urday; Mrs. Carl Schultz, Jr., ville. l.B5, Kanawha Falls 5.20, Char· Ithe Communist giant.!. part~endtly badd been raped. Rl. 2 Racine son, IO:to a.ln. was alao lined f6 and cosll; leston 1!.119. LOndon Dam was i The walkout came when Fri 9 escribed the vicUm Saturday; Mr&. James E. MorCharl11 Vanmeter 18, Mlddlfl. runnlug one-hall foot, Marmet :Sovtet Oefense Minister Mar- as a loverthof ~icalalld boob. row, Pt. Pleasant, son, 4:49 p. DEER KILLED port, fer excessive speed for Dam thre•.quarten of a foo( shal Rodion Mallnovsky accuSed A purse at waya cll' ln. Saturday; Mrs. Michael II. road condltllllls w11 lined t5 and Winfield Dam one foot. 1 Pekin ol "encmltai!n& U.S. rled wltll her was hOt foWid, Bailey, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, Sheriff ftobett C. Hertjl\bach, and CIISII, 10d Gent Whaley, . Boat Movements: : imperialism to hew ctimes" by 5:15 p.m. Saturday. reported a bUck deer Was kill- Bh.,., was. lined f6 and allll . Olllo River - Edeana Bos· :refusing to join a tllllted \VEA THER Dhc~ ed this morning at 7 a.m. on for panina 1m a dQUble yellow •orth down 12, 6:15a.m.; Lu· .communtsi"Miillln VIet Nilll lltGIII)' eiOtld)', - · Mtl. Roy Baltden, Jt., Mts. State Hoole 1!, lout mllu lllle. · *wtn and ll!lllll'tlllltt'ir Cora 1:. llebhett, Mrl. ctmnet north bl Pollleroy•btn tt julllpo .her Herdman down 18, 5 a.m. ; ' Safe, Onl l 9 . .· )nwaNl d\IWD 14, 6:15 a.m.; . ', Y " ·~ trt'~ ... E. Bf1ltlt, Mrl. H~ L. eel In ftollt of a trlltk dl'lven by ' V~ llJ~ llllpltal. )VEC down 15, 7:10 a.m. ; A. \ OIUO 8 MOTORISTS · RIC TvHday. Hl... ltib)' R.a. L6W< Bll.lh, Mrs. Larry D. C&rpeni6t, Donald Gene V8ll'llooie, Colum. Mllllall..l Salllnla7 - · 1 Pallen up 16, 1:25 a.m.; Hll' corded one of the oafe~ weef toolgbl 4US. Mts. l!:lslUI. Condee Mrs. Hat• bua. Minor damlll to the U'uck Htlll11!lei, , M r 1. 1ey Jordon up 16. M5 a.m.; ends in many months With ·On· ry R. Estes, Miss Fllll'elll!e R. Wal reported. Frank · j John J. Rowe up i6, 4:10a.m.: 13 reported killed m the per- \'OTEII8 REMINDED Llmberpr, Wllllam r. LookadO, koJe . ;{B()tJT'l'O MAKE A TOUCHDOWNMarrammy White up 16, 6 a.m.; lod het•Neefl Frida1 evening and \'otm of the 3rd ward In Mn. Harold K. Maione, K~nellle Lambert, RuUand: tin (27), junior halfback of the Eastern Eagles; it ?ennsylvania down !6, 6:25 a. mldmght Sunday. Middleport will vote ih t be nelh D. Neol, Mn. Eimer E. MERCHANTS l'O MEI!lT Parsoria, Rilclile ; Ilana · shown going Into the end zone about to · catch a W. A meelln; of Racine Ilterch- llarrl!tlll\llll'; P41!1 11911ft, · toUchdown pass from Quarterback Charlea Eichinger m.; Jefferson up 17, 5:05 p.m.; Highway safety . officials were northern basement of tile Cen· Randolph, Mrs. Charles >tee! Trader up 18, 5 a.m. ;; ~t a loss to e~q~lam the drama!- tral School uilding and 4th ward Roacll, Mrs. Smitb 1. Runyon, ants to COII$lder Christmas tiDe. : ····· ... .. ,.._. ... · ·· ·: .:· · ·· In the second quarter of the Eagles romp of 44-14 Brimstone down 17, 6:10 a.m.; 1c decrease 10 trlfftc dealha vottrS .UI vote In the south Mary It. SpurlQCk, Mn. Maxinol (lromotion Ideas bas been call- Di.cbarl'l Salltrtlly - Mrs. _.;:.o;.;.v:::. ero....::cSo:u;.;. ,: th'-e-r:::. n;...-Se _..;.n_li_n_el_.J>._h.:.:oc..to:..;._ _ _._ _ _ __ )teet Trader up IB, 5 a.m. ; , during the ~kend, although basement (ltlnderprten 1'00111) tabor, IUchard G. Ables, Mrs. ed this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. James Fry and t!a~~&htet, ·· Charles Stevenson down 18, 7:·1· they noted dr~vers teod to be 11 In the Pall ll!v~a\ yeara. Ida Artl1, Clarence H. Beaver at the Racine town hail bulld- Ann Weyersmille~:, ...Du •""''I' I ·fermitll for Nine 1 Younptown Lass 10 a.m.; Mountain State up 19, more cauboua When condlllont Mn. Gamet o. IIetz, Mra. Ray ing. All merchan!JI are urced Bess, Mrs. Horace Smith. N W II •- d D' f 1~ ri ·' !:20 a.m.; Principio up 11, are lesl than idtal. Two were J~ Mrs. James D. Lan;, to attend. Birt• _ A daughter 10 Mr. ew e 8 e8Ue I Ie& o il u e& · to a.m.; Roaa G. do!rn 20, 4:• In SE Oh1o, at New Luington DIV 0 RCE GRANTED ~rly Jo Neville, Mn. Hoiand Mrs. Frllll!<: Krautter. COLUMBUS (UP)) - TweD· I YOUNGSTO N <IJPI) -Jam• 10 a.m.; Kent~klan ~P 21, 6:10 where Jerry t.eonard Sowers, 3, Donna k. Stobart W1lJ Jrant- lle Nuzum, Ronda Sue Perry, lers and ln18111 di~hter, Mrs. Admlssllaa Sllllday permltl to drill new ela Matta, 9, Youn4atoWII; died un. ; National down :13, 4:16 ~aslataily burned iii a hoUie eel a divorce fl'Oin Jlllut 'ii. Slo: Mrs. Ecbert A. Stewm and In· Gene A. Jewell and Infant son, Ia Cozart, Portland: and three to reopen wells late Saturday nigHt in Norm· &mn!OII !ant daughiar, Mrs. E~~&ene E. MI1. Harold 1... Queen and In- Hawley, Pomerw; Issued laal week by the Side Hospital of a cru!hed · p.m. 1 8aby 4ar down :13, 12:· fm•. and near lronlllll whert batt Saturday by 10 a.m. ; Jenks. down 2S, l:liO 8 , Joseph Wa«ner, 18, Vienna, W. Pleas Judst John C. Blt!GII. Grahalit, Mrs. Ro;er Lee Jef· !ant soli. Gibbs, Letart, w. \Ia. Oil and Gas Division. okull after belna accidentally m.; Louioiana up ~.4:40a.m. ; \Ia., was ·Injured lataU• 'vilfn . Diacbarges Saaday _ Four pennill were taken out hit while playing' with ber bro- UPI BfJe. f8 . I Standings Murderer of Petite Singer Being Sought el. t''!n c- JO . SAVE Four Fined In Court On Your FIRE INSURANCE V. D. EDWARDS i Ri Vef NewS *"• 1 I~ Mlk~ 1 1 !:·I s 7persons InJllred, Deer Killed onday ou EmpIoves In E'IP'ht A 'dents Ret1tortedto patr·o,. 1 Show Desrre • Ran&er down Greenup 7:2S p. his car ran inlb the bscit of a o Krider, Eloise Hayes, carl , ~':e fo~ll~pe~~e~p~· :.'k~ ~~~; ~::::=~~, • In a ~lib' · m. : Patneia D. up Greenup parked truck on U. S. 52.. Hldllmel Otvllle Arms 3:10 a.m.: 11. E. l!owles up S:. · ' · ing County and two In Monday Police said the atrl was hit 20 a.m.; Brlab lip Greenup Mel&• Goat al H ilai Creek Twp. and one each in !by a bar beD ,,..., which had 5:4& a.m.; M~fl;> K. down PPJ Ad1111111 r Olp Jackson and Clayton Twps. of . been attached ~e cellin• • Gr~u~ 8:40 i .tli.; l!:sso Penn" l'l "'-' 'J Satardap~ Noll Perry County. when she ppparentl~ reachall sylvania llll. Gr~liUp f :3S a.m.; Seveu persons were Injured, three Umis, acconllng 10 om. Into the cotnef of the house. ~a:~w;.!":"eray; Janet for II. The ·death tral .tliled Ill' Pollyw\ diJWtt Meldadhl 3·~ p. none !ttiollllY, bt elibt blab- cera. [no one was Injured. No charce Disebarged :~ay- Lau· Former President&' cldental. .I m.; I " Beckjnrd 01111 Mel· way m!Sba!>i lD~~iled mr Tht patrol l'tpOtled that of Died. Lohn A'd M rt'n D' 1 dahl 4:40 p.IIt. ; Cott.oll Queen the weekend br ol!lcera ot tile 1ticbird Mitchell zg Gam 1 n ' John Wolle. a 1 18 Charges ExP.eeted up Meldahi 8 p.m. : J. S. LeWis GallipbUs i'OS~ $tate lli&hwaJ Js, readild 101' a cltatttte n:~ Cars driven by Junior A. A4mlllltu Sall4aJ - l!tlna . CJN~INNATI <UPI) - Serv· F ll , ffl doWll M~idahl !:40 p.m.: Wal· ~ Patrol. · . · er thai had !allen to the noot llall, 3?, Petersburg, w. va., Monk, Pomeroy. · u:es Will be held here Tuesday o owing Seu e ter Hougland down Meldabl 3,. A'f'I!ENS, Ohio (tJPfJ -AbOUt ttvt taeD- ri bad liilnor 01 1111 car. 111 1011 fOilltol of and Fred M. Burton, S3, Rt 2, Dilobarre~ 8UdaJ - None. lot L. Jack lllarttn, 85, a~ as- CLEVELA~D (UPI) -Chars· !0 a;m.. 8oN< u~ Meldihi S:• 1,300 non-teaching personnel at lnjuriu In a':!: car rear tlld the ~ehJQit alld 11 We 1 off tb Jack.Ron collided 11 8. 30 a m listant to former Pres1dent es were exptcled to be !Ued Ill tO a.lll.; £ndeaYot doWn Mel• I Ohio tfftlvetsill" a~pil'tfttly Wahl coUllilon al Uf p m Saturday right side or the hl•h~ay Saturday on itt 3& • .mile 'aasi f'INDs SAFE EL!enbower and.,tlle lata U. s. 5the woundjng ·~~~~vin Rogen, dahl 7-11 1 m to unionize. · • · • · ·~ Sen. Robert A. .aft, R.otito. : I, New YOrk lil•1• il;tlirday Qlls ·o~m _ Panto A llnl~IUtion drl~e is belnt 0 ' 1U. 35 • 1 mile and 1 hall car was damollshed. of Rio Grande. re was min- YOUNGSTOWN (UI>f) - A Martin, who tiled o1 a beart night In a sculfle' wlth an office . · Ul . . I' Oo beafted b~ ienjalllln P'llrtltiY Well of GaUlpolls. The vehicle sU'Ilok a cuanl or damage to both vehicles. bay waiiting In a nearby wood• attack Saturday was an assiet. guafd. . ~~wD .{ ~:in.:'f!:i c. ; : prestdeftt of Lot!ai17U, Federll: Tho patrol reported that 8 rall, roiled llown into • field No one was Injured. Iunday stumble~ onto a sale ant oounty p~ecutor and tn l Rogera waa treated at Chari- ., down 5.50 .m.: Vulcan u . State, County ·aftd Municipal car driven by Sleven E. NI!M, and len a batteey cable sborto The patrol cited Hall to which was believed stolen ear- private law practice here be- ty Hospital tor a minor wound, , ;o . ~ down ~ 10 Employs• Union tnd 1 17, Rt. I, Gllilpoilo, failed to eel out, causing the car to catch CalUpoils municipal court Nov. llet In the day from a Campo fore movinlto Phllldelphll. He received when itiOt dUJ'ing a ~re. d Tlte GalUpolio volunteer 8 : ; :ar!:ft~!ll':, to •;P bell drive-In restaurant. The joined TAft in 1944 10d E.beJto ilruJgle with Tll!iido~ ~altiuz, ' m. p.~dlana ·~~wn .~l.:mP; several isSUes, tnclddinllrllllel, s~ and ~alhed 111to : ' 0 a car 1\.ndrew Calbouh up f <3J m . meet Wednesday DlibL Yen by Kl Y • re epartment waa called and w u.\ i ~.,.~ 8 II· drive-In wu robbed or the Sllfl! bower after Tafl'a death, a.nd a plant gualil .~. lilt! C~bsfruc· . 1 J'ane T. doW~~ 6<10 a.m.; Elg.,~: 'l'ht aneft-member commlltk ron, II, Oalll~Ut, lotctna It utinguished the lire. tallCt•. """' ~ 14 the Mtlma!M to cotiilin ~. an4 !was named a Judie in 11151 ol tibn Credit' l!oose' Mre, whUe cliff up 7 am . Reliable up 7"50 was named Sltlirtlay when into lhe batk of i t!ar driven Mitchell llulfered an abras- pa~ alle~~i P~· aaw a quanti\y of produce 11ter the U. S. Cuatoma and Patent allel!dly trying to open ·a aafe · ' a.m. . .. . some 100 workers met to diiClln by Getaldine McCoy, 60, Chat. ton 14 hls right !Ide alld a brill!- ~ In: lUOll pQ!It4 thieves crawled throu&h a teat Appeals Caurt, ill the office. . 1 car wlntlow. Kanawbil Riter - Esso West leYeral issuse, lnclucllng wqei, lestob, W. Va. ed rflhl ilhobltt,er. A Pmtll~t, lllrudt the ·: ;._, ~t · . Virginia up London 12:40 a.m.; lrin~e benefits, inconsistenclu All cars were headed wast J&IItel 81llet, M, Itt. 1, Oi!U• 'l11eN . · · SA . .t\uto Making IB WOLF PEN . · Lucy Jane Lues• down LOndon In paj pbliciea, prOmbtiOIII and wht n the acddent occurrttl ~Its, hltl a bruiUd l'ltbl arm •u .llllllor dalllap lit IN . 10.0~ S I St 1 Mr. an4 ·Mrs. Gone Thtimpb 12:40 a.m.; Bemt down Mar- job ciasstncatlona. . The McCpy vehicle bad srop: ind lhoul~t. N~thet YfaS • *' ~.,~edt a~ f:IO 1 · SAIGON (11J'I) • Obio •Uftfo oost llg ee and l1mll7 wtl't'. Sundlly ~tslt· met 5:10a.m.; Fort Dearborn It wa1 eJpeCied the commit- ped prior to making a ltll ~lfCI, No eharie WM llled . . '61011V~~ 'a ver~-Prelldenl Vemoll AI• C:U:VELA!>m cuPJ) - AUID> 1 0rs ,of her ~' Ml'ir · and up Marmet 5:45 a.m.; o. r. tee would prepare a list of tllt1l. There was minor dam e Thurman Wlllii!Hr flra . , . >II " dan was 19. arrive hlrt lodl, mo~lle troduclion bu .hit ..,. Mrs. Hel1Dil! Wamet'. • . Shearer down Wififleld ! :10 p./gtievances to submit to untwet- 14 the McCoy car and be~ tllp~i ~a nre br~liMJfl~· 011 a car drlvtrl lrom on& K1m1 wllft bt wUI ord level1, brlghtehlllf the ou~ Mr, ~· l:w.~ ~~ ; m.: Helen Z up 'Nihlield IO:!O isity olflolalt. There w11 110 to the other two vehicleo. vy 011 a cbem~l tank tru~ .~ ~~h"Y:~: 81~ It, Itt. inspecl an .edueallimlll etnter., looll lor the ateel · Industry, and tpd'Mr•.and''iN. p.m. meetlnJ ICheduled belweell tile tractor • tr...er outfit, at 9:50 • ,. ' ve e went run by tile untY~~"Jil'p: ' Alden StHl Mapzi~ reported toda~. workers and officials. ~:juM :;:ered a mln· p. m. Stlllday on Rt 35, a ball- ~,.!be .~lid& of tht road was 1Cht4ull4 to te!ilaillln' Sal- · AutomoltYt COltl~iille•, ' bic· ' · Last Thursday some 16 food or llr1 will treale4 milt east of the ~ack.OO · Gil· ..,u b1e'!OU1 11olm i lltall box gon Wllll NciV 10 Sill Ultrt 01 the nltterlal· tre department workers 81ayed off at the Gallipolis Medical Ceftl.> l_la county line. No one was In· Dwned by ~uisell Sltiyton. No ' ' stepping uP IIIelr buying ~~ an / tile job in an apparent protatt et Hospital. Others having JUred. No clillfge was ffied. O!J8 was •ln,J~~- and no charge APPROVJII PBOJBCI' IIDUiltll .Ulllll •.'l'be·,auiO..Indu• Pl~i:=PJI)t. DEVO'l'I!D TO llft'EIES'I 01 by calilnl in liek. Motlt Ollhelll minor llllurll!l, but not treated The (la~ !al4 that a dele!!- WU filed... . ' ' '· II')' . Jenera!!, orders i) vi ahd Mrs. CharMEJUS • MABON o\IIEA !lent !RICk to work Friday. were Barbara NuM, 15, 1 Pal- Hve wheel bearlbg caused ftl'f Wbnllii''t :·'I>IIIOlt, 2!1, Itt. 1. COLUMBUS tUI>I) - Gov. month, ~~u~._,ifie; ,~li\IJ! ilame Jo. • ,..,,. ~ ""'"'.., . ~t~~~er lh the Nunn ear; Donna to bteik out In the tight teat Crown Clt)'; eseaped iftJUtr at Jame1 Rhodes Sunday lf1prov."the 11.11 wee~· ,of 'llcwlt~r. . "Y/arn$r spent ,.,.~~:-'..!::'"'31!.';.:~,..NOW YOO ~ Houston, 15, Pi1111a Rile, 13, wlieel of the tandem on th• 19:30 p. ~. Sal.lirtlly l~ liD ed 1 propo!MII reeaarcb pi'Qjecl orde,n eall .19} O,ctmlltl: Jier fqotlift, "•'""u~ .......... ., TIM Ill lltlt, Cbrltl c. 11"1!and lledly Dlllltllo, 11, Galll· tractor. The dtlver \I'll !tollIICCident 011 Rl Ill tllree tn•·nded to draw up a currim•o •rlel ' . . . . coluinbUi' a•A V ,llllev l'Uhll•..., t!tiBI.l'lll'! no II• _ I' _.. li ,.11 I th • ' ,, roe.... T • " . ' IN i>.,,, '""" .... acll., u tat ._.. II 4 • po a, .., paaanprJ n I trt G. Wooten, 33, St. Albans, miles south ol Itt. 700. The lum on alcOhol t4ue&lillfl ·in · '· , l:";~~;';,~•:.~;.,'" ...... ""'- 1ort1 hi c-y Ml)oo, li'IIM; Damron cat. · W. Va. Clil' 11'~.1 · the hlthwaj, oht Ohio's eiem!DIIIIJ •nd JeCOild· liNtiSIIItJJ\'t ..,,.,, •• ...... ""' ,.IUIJI, attem....o 1e ..u.et· tilt 1'1111 Tilt patrol city Nunn 14 Gtlo A pt"'"'- tl'llek driven b• •• • · ' ·nt ••d ' 1l•"littA a ... ach··•s · 1 :;~:;" '' "'" ..~ ..... " •...._. delll.:.W llf·~ 11111 Ua OOIIlty juvenili 1.'0111'1 Nov. Wry L."~all,, i c~t:.: ~Ma';ity -· '"" ' . ' Mt, lra£'.Clhar~t''IItl• ~~;: vo:~ ~=!: ,Urd Pl'tt•-' ...,,••, ~ 11m • charge af taiillte to 11011 va., met~ a ~ In 'l'huf. di~i!~Mid; Nt lldA llled. , ....;_ ...1,.· ... .ll@d ,••• Zf!~~~t1 ;'~i..'''· Now ..,, "'" • ed. ,. .,.., 6e 'llird btjcact. wtlhill lilt altUtld dltat &• man at 1!:30 p, 111. Saturday. f'~y, •t.l0;20 p. m, $1tnd•y · D"""'" CfEu .· Jln, r;; ~;:-~,: ~=: ':.' "'.::= ::. tai!CI. . '!'here was heavy dalllaae to • cat c!tl.' *' ,.tir . Nelli~ M Roger McCulheon, , u, So!)lo. ville, . · .,. .,,,, .. , .,.,.,, ,.. - ,. ......,, " ..,. . ARRillr MAO!!: 'two !IIIII ncaped lfl'loue ·liJo tile truck anti llllnor damap Hayft, M, Mlddt•port, lltaded meravUie w. Va. lflt dilo • ' =~~.r.r;~ 1 i....''a; E'lnlt Olq . lltrmlll, It, jllty wlieb t11e1r car tolled oft It the boiUe ~Wiied ~Y Nancy ·i!luth oa ftt. , 1, struck anhln: "' bJ Pom~tor 'pollta Satur-\ · ._.:.:; . 1," , ~ Route I, P01111ti11, wat ltftlt. Rt. 7, four mlles north of the Davit oi 1Cohlitlbia. The patrol ed a. tlw Juat SGIIIh ol tha ~Y· illy on a ~rge · 01 rttkll!l&' A' au~ , ·. .-, ~"'11•.., ~· ........ eel b)' tile I!OIIIIIj lhitlff't dl!o Sllvet llrtd&~. at 4:30 p. 111. lll:ld Hall a ttllck blt 1 muddy aer Creek. jllm ~ wu rnt.· opereUon. alitl IIQ ciYI · tali lu~, ~~~ -•. fA"- .:;::·.,!",.":t"";;::: partmenl Monday mominc on a Satllrday. The car caught spot on ftl S5. H• lost control bot 14 the car. Mn ' lliayor Lepr'e court;Ntw,ml!er lasOllnt .irheD..coJD& .abollt 25!. 11 . t . charJe of non..upport. alter It bad roUed over aboUI alld ·tlle •eblclt slid baclcwarda Hqu cl•llriillllii tleet. 12. ,. · · jlliiip per bour., ·. a. 8 T0 Qf0'8JUZe • Tit: 50 i;! 12 I em :n.-: :u NBA Slalldlop By U!lited Preaa IatemaUOIIal EMtera Dlvlttoa W. L. Phil~lphla 7 1 Bosiim 7 I w. f.. New. York · e 4 Cincinnati 4 5 BaltimOre t 10 . Westen Divilloa Chicago 6 5 6 4 5 Detr~iiL 5 San Francisce ' St. LOula .· 5 Las A~• s 7 . . ,llpday't·llelalll ?a!11l~~=~·~ 1~7 (OniJ' 181111!1 Bi!bedlll'¥1) ' T~=~~~:~ · ~-lnl hll CaldiWQ-!WDoo9.clnnSllllllllhly .. t just .Mo-1'•~ !·Saturday's (No games schedilled) • I NFL SlaDdlap Seores:. Soathwest By Ullllt4 l'relllllterlladaeal 1 Mllldst 21 Tn A.&M. If Easten Dlvllloll 1North Tex. 35 ClncinnaU 13 W. L. T. Pel. Colo. St 45 New Mexico 6 St. Louis ? I I .875 Oklahoma 3? Kansas St. 8 Dallas ~ 2 I .714 Hiram Scott 7 Angelo St 2 Cleveland 5 J t .8251 SW Tel. 20 S.F. Austin 7 Waahlngton 5 4 0 .556~--------- ·=·- -1 0 Montau St. 38 l!Jonta 0 1 ILiaifield 33 Wiilalnelte 12 New York 1 6 1 .143 Sllnford 21 Air F'<>rce 8 0 San Jose St 21 Iltabo 7 Attmlaweatel'tl .oool Washington 15 UCLA S 'II'. L. T. By Ullited Preso btel'lllllloaal Wash. St 14 Oregon 13 Green Bay 7 2 0 Thla week's Ohio college foot- So Cal 35 CaUfolllia 9 Baltimere 6 z o sebedule St 31 Arilona 12 San Francisco f 3 I SATURDAY Young 53 :Tex Wslrn 33 LOR Angeles 4 5 0 ... ; nh;. Stale at Iowa St 47 Univ ·of Paclftc 9 Chicago 3 4 I Diego City €oJ :18 Mrcst 13 Mlm\I!SOII S 4 I :~~ ~::~111: at CillciMali at Miami St42 Colo.rWestern 7 Detr.oll 2 6 I .~ Univ. at Bowlll( Green . . Slllday'o Results St. at Marshall Pittsburgh 16 Cleveland I at Capjtal Pblladelphla 2f Daiiu 23 at Denison U.S. WJNltiEft St. Lauis 20 New York 17 at Grove City SAO PAULO, Bnzll (UP!) Bllllimore 37 Wubington tO Marietta A United Slates team tJolstered at Cbica1o 10 Detroit 10 lie Wesleyan at MI. Union By U1IJied ,_, lalenalfoaal Minnesota :10 Green Bay 17 IMuoktngum at Hofstra Japan's Toe! Fly,era ~I Stmday SaD Fran U Las Angelea 13 Wooster at Oberlin Ia an lnlematiOoal baaebaii Ned Stmday•s Gimes Baltimore at Atlanfa tournament WaltAlltos at AkroR thaWI of theginie. I!Quaton Daiiu at Washington at ·Youngstown homered 1n the ninth 1na1n1 for Detroit at Minneaota Central ·. .at . the Yank.R' llibd alrallbt New Yorlc at Lae Angell!l F'IU'IIIODI State .!W.Va.) "riclory l'hUedeipbla al Cleveland Blllfllon al Ohio northern · -.....:..·-:"'=~ St. Loula at Pittsburgh C... Teclt at Western Res.. Sa• Frincla at CbiciJo Bethany,· at Jlllut Carroll ~~~~":~~· ~ ~ ~vt.~ IS mudl cord IS you notd, · - IUtomatie~Uy. HI Peak h.p. fen jet motor with dul uhausts, toe greatl!r cleanina offlcientJ. TooJ.Pak. Toe swlich. Flip top lid. loni Lile nylon hosl. Doltilo ut II d•niiJI AC~tSSDnes at no exira .......__;e: ~ ~$: Grid Games 1 ~fS:$;~·~JKalamazoo I JUST UNLOADED AFul Truck of huring Type Insulation < ONLY I C perbag WHlLE IT LASTS 11la Pomaf'Oy Cement Block Co. Phone 992·Siotor 992·5500 POMEROY, OHIO r-------~-----,l~al~~ SATURDAY NIGm' Weatern Midi. at Xavier Qualttieo " Toledo a. Cozy Comfort. .. all winter long ·uMEQPFI!R • ...3.ROOMS ,, ' . ,.. .. .. =.. ... .. . ... · • w a.ie in& tbe col.dett weather. And with Mbland Oil'• 0011venient BwJcet Payment Piau, you eaa level out SDow llld oold outaide ••. _ , -fort ita•ide. With AJbl.-d r..l Oil j-our eomfertahle this wint« wid! de· llmilJ,:: IJoy•1F :~ ~, 11f. · .·· llfe,a nje~lrill«:bic• •• 1 t 1 J.~ • t " •• , •. ' t I ' • nre • damar• ,. '·• your wiuterdme heatiac coata by D!aklnc equal .paymenta over a -.mo.di ~od. Keep your home wata aud l"Rdahle, alnu-tnu11ing_ Albluad . Futl OIL Ew ~.fritadl)' eeni«o eall•tedaJ. . · .o • ~··· - 'COIINNY. ' ... 1 n:::,..,_::,... • ::-.::=;.:=_- .. Your Aahlaud Oil Distributor ia genuinely iaterested ia your home heatiug comfort. He will make proutpt delivery eYeD d1D'• with Dependable Ashland -Fuel Oil . ••.,,. "·· ....,ro;. 11' Cltat!Htbn' ;re;k. ~ -:::: ;;_ ~~::; · ~~ ::11ThisWeek's THE DAILY SENTINEl .,..,et - ' ' .' .. �.•. ' I I 1-J)elly $HUn~ Pomeroy•Middltport, 0., Nov. T, 1Ha Viet Cong Calls Off Fight for War Zone C .....__ Miller Urges Hospital News Benefits for --Holzer VlsltinC Eastern Eagles Flatten S'outhern High 44-14 Saturday Night Ho~pHa11 ?.a· houri ~ N111 p.m. Patt11ts only on Pedialrlq Hard. Adllllalons Elderly Hiked Mark A. .llurns, 1495 Eastern Speaklnl In Jackson Oil the · Ave.: Geoti! W. Queen, Al9 closing day ol the citnpelgn, . SAIGON (DPI) - Viet Cong ground," Dean said. flihtlng crashed at Saigon's Tan Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Ronald E. Tenth District Congressional forces crawled into hiding today "The minute he hit, I hit the Son Nhut Air Base klllill& the Halley, 2145 Eastem Ave.; Rtl Candldate, C~ce Miller, after losing 319 killed and 62 ground Deslde him with my coPilot and lnjurln; the Pilot. · H. Unroe, lit I Nottliup: MM. spoke put In 111'0111 IIIJiport of captured in a vain attempt to helicopter. He jumped tight Communists Retreat llranklin H. Cislo, Cheshire; an Increase in social security jij.lt the march ol U.S. aboard, and we pulled him out U.S. intelii~ence reports lndl- Florence I. Halley, Kana111a; benePL! for the elderly. infantrymen through their war "We Uke to take care of the cated that about a dlvtsion of John E. Lyons, IV, Rt. I GalU- "lnRallon Is the enemy of wne c stronghold near the boys who are supporting us." Viet Coug -perhaps 6,000 men polis; Larry C. Dol.!On, Rt. 2 the elderly." declared Miller. : ambortan border. But two heiicopter supporting - were operating In the aMa. Gallipolis; Eugene R. Buckley, "The budgets of our ' retlttd Supported by pinpoint bomb- the operation crashed. A UHlD But they refilled to fl;ht Rt. I Oheshlra; Mra. George people liviDJ oo a liled lnC!Ollle 1ng tlllt w.n accolades !rom tht lost power on the battlefield and today ind melted away as tile Irwin, Rl 2 GaiUpoUt; Ml'l. art being leVmly ltralne4 by grimy troopers unil.! of the plunged to earth killing all II Americans seized leur base Benjamlll S. ll!Uird, Rt. I Gal· the evtr • indl'eatlftg C\lSl of u. s. 1111 and 26th Infantry persons aboard and a second camps and huge stores Of food llpolis; Mrs. Cbatles 0. Gllfllen Uvlng. \Ve eannot afford to Divisions and !96th Light chopper returning from the and ammunition. Kanauga; Gary A. Stearns, Pt. turn our batks on the needs of Infantry Brigade met only Pleasant; Mrs. Gua Henry, Gat. our senior citizens," oontlnuod idlttered resistance today as lipolls Ferry, w. \'a. ; Emesl Miller. "The demand! of In· ibey overran more Viet Cong S. Felly, Rt. I ft. Pleasant; llatlon mult be met." palll! cmps and pushed deeper Mrs. Mark G. Williams, Rl 3 He reminded hia aUdience Into the jungle sanctuary 65 (Continued f,rom Page One) . Leon, W. va.; Mrs. William T. that 11 was the Repubilcln miles northwest ol Saigon. dent John•on s tojl economiC Winter, Pt. Pleisant; Mrs. Hat- members of Congress who But during the weekend three advisers say the nation's lie RadcUif, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va.; so strongly urged that ConU.S. companies took heavy economy "is '!:ovmg ahead at a Jeffrey L. Dunlap, Pt. Pleas- li'"ess remain in session long casualties when they ran into healthy pace, but nol ., ant; Harry D. Keams, Rl. I Le· enough to provide these much LONG GAIN - Roger Allman (10), !aslem Eagles senior, reel1 off a big gtJit , hi lull hours of "nothing but rapidly as last year. H tart; Mra. Michael H. Balley, needed benefit!, and that It In the first period of Saturday'a came apin1t Southern. Tornado playen are ill 1 ~f. d lead" !rom guerrillas in a pre-election report to the . CLEVELAND (UP /ted ~~~~- Pt. Pleasailf.: Glenna C. Patter- was the Democrat membera Q( pursult.-8elltlnel photo, 0 ' t' nched In Spider holes and Chief Executive Sunday at his lcide detectives awa,,_, I ,~Y son Rt. I GaiUpolli Ferry: Mra. ConartU that puobed lor ail:n re · /Texas ranch the Council of "" autopsy report a• "~' n.. n- Dense! Dunt PI Pletllllll• lo"-"'ttili concrete bunkers. • ·f·ed If 1 to tr k d ' • • -·~ · General Rescues Pilot Economic Advisers .aid thai ·~ 1. e or s ac own 8 Mrs. William P. Mallack, Porn· The adminltltatlon has ereat. . kn kcdl pros~cts for the future were VIcious slayer of a polite Cleve- eroy· John D Wolle Miners- ed a problem With which II Commumst gunners ' " with indicutions of Iand bod Otch estra . ehorus l 8I~ g ville;' Edward 'C. Barton, ' Rt. 1 cannot cope. They have set an y 100 Supersabre,oc bul lexcellent 1 Gen John R Dean Jr . major improvements in plant The Y of MISs Mar one · Racine ; Mrs. Laura Lolm, P0111- iniAl motion tile wortt tnOalion "I· · d · f th ls.t, production new bs bettor Winbigler, 42, was found eroy · Mrs Charlfl G Sheell lhls -·"try bas e-rJen·~ lSSIStant comman er o e • ' s d 1 12 rd 8 1r b ' · · • ·-· ..,... lnfa ntrv Division who is com· salaries and construction. But, un .ay on Y ya om usy Rt. I Harrisonville; Mrs. George since the late IINO'I. He ap. mandhig "Operation Attleboro." said Council Chairman Gard· Euclid Avenue. alk C. Ramsey, Columhul: Mn. psaled to the people of SoUth· Four per110ns were lined, ers nail rescued the pilot. ner Ackley, "Recent develop. A teen • age boy w lng Ray Jeffers, Aleulldrla, Va.: ealtem Ohio to reject the bond forfeited, and one PTh~ · g:Oeral was flying over ments in the o<onomy are a through the Cleveland Fine Arts Mrs. Merlin E. Teell, Rl. a big spending policies 111 the was dlsmlued In Potlleroy lh thlck jungled area in a cause for encouragement, but Garden discovered the body, ironton; Mrs. Ira Stepp, Green- Delllocral admlldltraUon and or Charles Leaat'l court he~copter when the jet was hit.i not for complacency." hidden from the busy thoro:gh· up, Ky.; Mrl. Jllhn 0. Newman to return responlibll represen• urday evening. The case l(allnst\ "l saw the chute and cirded fare by a row of lhru:s:. an Rl. 1 Kitts 11111; Kathtyn J. tatlon to Washington, Gerald McDaniel, Pomeray, ih kid nlil he got on the Best Snub f f!t embankment. She ha a Canter, Rt t Jaclllon: Larry charged In assault @lid battery, " " MOSCOW _ COMMUNIST first alto WJth the 24e-member ThomJISOII, RL 1 1felillllll; Mn. was dlsmi.ued lor lack of -Ch" di ,_ lked t shorus for mort than ten years. David D. Ward Rlclilnondile· COVPLl TO WEll evidence. mese P1oma.. wa ou Miss Winbi8ler wae 4 feel 11 ' ' Robe Armi today at the Red Square d . heel nl Paul D. Dallllll, II, lrotl!()n; liltd A marrtabe license wu Is· rt tronc, N. J. 23, 0 y Mrs. Billy R. Oblln&er, West suet! In Metyo County Probate forfeited a $25 bond lor runmilitary parade honoring the inches tall an well 49th anniversary of the Boishe· IIIIi pound&. Columbia, court Saturday morning to Jet- ning 8 red light; Henry Mli:am, Gauge read!Dgs: Gallipolis vik Revolution. Thousands of She heel beeft severely =~n Blrtbs ry Michael St. Clalt, 18, ftoute 28• Middleport, waa Dned D•m 120. 12.8 . running 5 feet Soviet Citizens witnessl'd the?" the face and head, ed Mrs. George IrWin, Rl. 2 Gll• 3 Coolville, and' Bohhle Sue and costs for l'tltlltlni a 8 on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 2tl.- 1,nub - the sharpest yet in m the neck, and her underw at Upolia, daughter, 10:35 a.m. Sat- Bucliahmt, 18, Jtoute 1, !leeds- Ugh!; John Burdette, 48, Pl. 1 Pieasan~ for the aame charl(l, 63 Pt Pleasant 24.03. Hinton 1the JO.year-oid feud bolwten ripped off. Officers aid she 11' urday; Mrs. Carl Schultz, Jr., ville. l.B5, Kanawha Falls 5.20, Char· Ithe Communist giant.!. part~endtly badd been raped. Rl. 2 Racine son, IO:to a.ln. was alao lined f6 and cosll; leston 1!.119. LOndon Dam was i The walkout came when Fri 9 escribed the vicUm Saturday; Mr&. James E. MorCharl11 Vanmeter 18, Mlddlfl. runnlug one-hall foot, Marmet :Sovtet Oefense Minister Mar- as a loverthof ~icalalld boob. row, Pt. Pleasant, son, 4:49 p. DEER KILLED port, fer excessive speed for Dam thre•.quarten of a foo( shal Rodion Mallnovsky accuSed A purse at waya cll' ln. Saturday; Mrs. Michael II. road condltllllls w11 lined t5 and Winfield Dam one foot. 1 Pekin ol "encmltai!n& U.S. rled wltll her was hOt foWid, Bailey, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, Sheriff ftobett C. Hertjl\bach, and CIISII, 10d Gent Whaley, . Boat Movements: : imperialism to hew ctimes" by 5:15 p.m. Saturday. reported a bUck deer Was kill- Bh.,., was. lined f6 and allll . Olllo River - Edeana Bos· :refusing to join a tllllted \VEA THER Dhc~ ed this morning at 7 a.m. on for panina 1m a dQUble yellow •orth down 12, 6:15a.m.; Lu· .communtsi"Miillln VIet Nilll lltGIII)' eiOtld)', - · Mtl. Roy Baltden, Jt., Mts. State Hoole 1!, lout mllu lllle. · *wtn and ll!lllll'tlllltt'ir Cora 1:. llebhett, Mrl. ctmnet north bl Pollleroy•btn tt julllpo .her Herdman down 18, 5 a.m. ; ' Safe, Onl l 9 . .· )nwaNl d\IWD 14, 6:15 a.m.; . ', Y " ·~ trt'~ ... E. Bf1ltlt, Mrl. H~ L. eel In ftollt of a trlltk dl'lven by ' V~ llJ~ llllpltal. )VEC down 15, 7:10 a.m. ; A. \ OIUO 8 MOTORISTS · RIC TvHday. Hl... ltib)' R.a. L6W< Bll.lh, Mrs. Larry D. C&rpeni6t, Donald Gene V8ll'llooie, Colum. Mllllall..l Salllnla7 - · 1 Pallen up 16, 1:25 a.m.; Hll' corded one of the oafe~ weef toolgbl 4US. Mts. l!:lslUI. Condee Mrs. Hat• bua. Minor damlll to the U'uck Htlll11!lei, , M r 1. 1ey Jordon up 16. M5 a.m.; ends in many months With ·On· ry R. Estes, Miss Fllll'elll!e R. Wal reported. Frank · j John J. Rowe up i6, 4:10a.m.: 13 reported killed m the per- \'OTEII8 REMINDED Llmberpr, Wllllam r. LookadO, koJe . ;{B()tJT'l'O MAKE A TOUCHDOWNMarrammy White up 16, 6 a.m.; lod het•Neefl Frida1 evening and \'otm of the 3rd ward In Mn. Harold K. Maione, K~nellle Lambert, RuUand: tin (27), junior halfback of the Eastern Eagles; it ?ennsylvania down !6, 6:25 a. mldmght Sunday. Middleport will vote ih t be nelh D. Neol, Mn. Eimer E. MERCHANTS l'O MEI!lT Parsoria, Rilclile ; Ilana · shown going Into the end zone about to · catch a W. A meelln; of Racine Ilterch- llarrl!tlll\llll'; P41!1 11911ft, · toUchdown pass from Quarterback Charlea Eichinger m.; Jefferson up 17, 5:05 p.m.; Highway safety . officials were northern basement of tile Cen· Randolph, Mrs. Charles >tee! Trader up 18, 5 a.m. ;; ~t a loss to e~q~lam the drama!- tral School uilding and 4th ward Roacll, Mrs. Smitb 1. Runyon, ants to COII$lder Christmas tiDe. : ····· ... .. ,.._. ... · ·· ·: .:· · ·· In the second quarter of the Eagles romp of 44-14 Brimstone down 17, 6:10 a.m.; 1c decrease 10 trlfftc dealha vottrS .UI vote In the south Mary It. SpurlQCk, Mn. Maxinol (lromotion Ideas bas been call- Di.cbarl'l Salltrtlly - Mrs. _.;:.o;.;.v:::. ero....::cSo:u;.;. ,: th'-e-r:::. n;...-Se _..;.n_li_n_el_.J>._h.:.:oc..to:..;._ _ _._ _ _ __ )teet Trader up IB, 5 a.m. ; , during the ~kend, although basement (ltlnderprten 1'00111) tabor, IUchard G. Ables, Mrs. ed this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. James Fry and t!a~~&htet, ·· Charles Stevenson down 18, 7:·1· they noted dr~vers teod to be 11 In the Pall ll!v~a\ yeara. Ida Artl1, Clarence H. Beaver at the Racine town hail bulld- Ann Weyersmille~:, ...Du •""''I' I ·fermitll for Nine 1 Younptown Lass 10 a.m.; Mountain State up 19, more cauboua When condlllont Mn. Gamet o. IIetz, Mra. Ray ing. All merchan!JI are urced Bess, Mrs. Horace Smith. N W II •- d D' f 1~ ri ·' !:20 a.m.; Principio up 11, are lesl than idtal. Two were J~ Mrs. James D. Lan;, to attend. Birt• _ A daughter 10 Mr. ew e 8 e8Ue I Ie& o il u e& · to a.m.; Roaa G. do!rn 20, 4:• In SE Oh1o, at New Luington DIV 0 RCE GRANTED ~rly Jo Neville, Mn. Hoiand Mrs. Frllll!<: Krautter. COLUMBUS (UP)) - TweD· I YOUNGSTO N <IJPI) -Jam• 10 a.m.; Kent~klan ~P 21, 6:10 where Jerry t.eonard Sowers, 3, Donna k. Stobart W1lJ Jrant- lle Nuzum, Ronda Sue Perry, lers and ln18111 di~hter, Mrs. Admlssllaa Sllllday permltl to drill new ela Matta, 9, Youn4atoWII; died un. ; National down :13, 4:16 ~aslataily burned iii a hoUie eel a divorce fl'Oin Jlllut 'ii. Slo: Mrs. Ecbert A. Stewm and In· Gene A. Jewell and Infant son, Ia Cozart, Portland: and three to reopen wells late Saturday nigHt in Norm· &mn!OII !ant daughiar, Mrs. E~~&ene E. MI1. Harold 1... Queen and In- Hawley, Pomerw; Issued laal week by the Side Hospital of a cru!hed · p.m. 1 8aby 4ar down :13, 12:· fm•. and near lronlllll whert batt Saturday by 10 a.m. ; Jenks. down 2S, l:liO 8 , Joseph Wa«ner, 18, Vienna, W. Pleas Judst John C. Blt!GII. Grahalit, Mrs. Ro;er Lee Jef· !ant soli. Gibbs, Letart, w. \Ia. Oil and Gas Division. okull after belna accidentally m.; Louioiana up ~.4:40a.m. ; \Ia., was ·Injured lataU• 'vilfn . Diacbarges Saaday _ Four pennill were taken out hit while playing' with ber bro- UPI BfJe. f8 . I Standings Murderer of Petite Singer Being Sought el. t''!n c- JO . SAVE Four Fined In Court On Your FIRE INSURANCE V. D. EDWARDS i Ri Vef NewS *"• 1 I~ Mlk~ 1 1 !:·I s 7persons InJllred, Deer Killed onday ou EmpIoves In E'IP'ht A 'dents Ret1tortedto patr·o,. 1 Show Desrre • Ran&er down Greenup 7:2S p. his car ran inlb the bscit of a o Krider, Eloise Hayes, carl , ~':e fo~ll~pe~~e~p~· :.'k~ ~~~; ~::::=~~, • In a ~lib' · m. : Patneia D. up Greenup parked truck on U. S. 52.. Hldllmel Otvllle Arms 3:10 a.m.: 11. E. l!owles up S:. · ' · ing County and two In Monday Police said the atrl was hit 20 a.m.; Brlab lip Greenup Mel&• Goat al H ilai Creek Twp. and one each in !by a bar beD ,,..., which had 5:4& a.m.; M~fl;> K. down PPJ Ad1111111 r Olp Jackson and Clayton Twps. of . been attached ~e cellin• • Gr~u~ 8:40 i .tli.; l!:sso Penn" l'l "'-' 'J Satardap~ Noll Perry County. when she ppparentl~ reachall sylvania llll. Gr~liUp f :3S a.m.; Seveu persons were Injured, three Umis, acconllng 10 om. Into the cotnef of the house. ~a:~w;.!":"eray; Janet for II. The ·death tral .tliled Ill' Pollyw\ diJWtt Meldadhl 3·~ p. none !ttiollllY, bt elibt blab- cera. [no one was Injured. No charce Disebarged :~ay- Lau· Former President&' cldental. .I m.; I " Beckjnrd 01111 Mel· way m!Sba!>i lD~~iled mr Tht patrol l'tpOtled that of Died. Lohn A'd M rt'n D' 1 dahl 4:40 p.IIt. ; Cott.oll Queen the weekend br ol!lcera ot tile 1ticbird Mitchell zg Gam 1 n ' John Wolle. a 1 18 Charges ExP.eeted up Meldahi 8 p.m. : J. S. LeWis GallipbUs i'OS~ $tate lli&hwaJ Js, readild 101' a cltatttte n:~ Cars driven by Junior A. A4mlllltu Sall4aJ - l!tlna . CJN~INNATI <UPI) - Serv· F ll , ffl doWll M~idahl !:40 p.m.: Wal· ~ Patrol. · . · er thai had !allen to the noot llall, 3?, Petersburg, w. va., Monk, Pomeroy. · u:es Will be held here Tuesday o owing Seu e ter Hougland down Meldabl 3,. A'f'I!ENS, Ohio (tJPfJ -AbOUt ttvt taeD- ri bad liilnor 01 1111 car. 111 1011 fOilltol of and Fred M. Burton, S3, Rt 2, Dilobarre~ 8UdaJ - None. lot L. Jack lllarttn, 85, a~ as- CLEVELA~D (UPI) -Chars· !0 a;m.. 8oN< u~ Meldihi S:• 1,300 non-teaching personnel at lnjuriu In a':!: car rear tlld the ~ehJQit alld 11 We 1 off tb Jack.Ron collided 11 8. 30 a m listant to former Pres1dent es were exptcled to be !Ued Ill tO a.lll.; £ndeaYot doWn Mel• I Ohio tfftlvetsill" a~pil'tfttly Wahl coUllilon al Uf p m Saturday right side or the hl•h~ay Saturday on itt 3& • .mile 'aasi f'INDs SAFE EL!enbower and.,tlle lata U. s. 5the woundjng ·~~~~vin Rogen, dahl 7-11 1 m to unionize. · • · • · ·~ Sen. Robert A. .aft, R.otito. : I, New YOrk lil•1• il;tlirday Qlls ·o~m _ Panto A llnl~IUtion drl~e is belnt 0 ' 1U. 35 • 1 mile and 1 hall car was damollshed. of Rio Grande. re was min- YOUNGSTOWN (UI>f) - A Martin, who tiled o1 a beart night In a sculfle' wlth an office . · Ul . . I' Oo beafted b~ ienjalllln P'llrtltiY Well of GaUlpolls. The vehicle sU'Ilok a cuanl or damage to both vehicles. bay waiiting In a nearby wood• attack Saturday was an assiet. guafd. . ~~wD .{ ~:in.:'f!:i c. ; : prestdeftt of Lot!ai17U, Federll: Tho patrol reported that 8 rall, roiled llown into • field No one was Injured. Iunday stumble~ onto a sale ant oounty p~ecutor and tn l Rogera waa treated at Chari- ., down 5.50 .m.: Vulcan u . State, County ·aftd Municipal car driven by Sleven E. NI!M, and len a batteey cable sborto The patrol cited Hall to which was believed stolen ear- private law practice here be- ty Hospital tor a minor wound, , ;o . ~ down ~ 10 Employs• Union tnd 1 17, Rt. I, Gllilpoilo, failed to eel out, causing the car to catch CalUpoils municipal court Nov. llet In the day from a Campo fore movinlto Phllldelphll. He received when itiOt dUJ'ing a ~re. d Tlte GalUpolio volunteer 8 : ; :ar!:ft~!ll':, to •;P bell drive-In restaurant. The joined TAft in 1944 10d E.beJto ilruJgle with Tll!iido~ ~altiuz, ' m. p.~dlana ·~~wn .~l.:mP; several isSUes, tnclddinllrllllel, s~ and ~alhed 111to : ' 0 a car 1\.ndrew Calbouh up f <3J m . meet Wednesday DlibL Yen by Kl Y • re epartment waa called and w u.\ i ~.,.~ 8 II· drive-In wu robbed or the Sllfl! bower after Tafl'a death, a.nd a plant gualil .~. lilt! C~bsfruc· . 1 J'ane T. doW~~ 6<10 a.m.; Elg.,~: 'l'ht aneft-member commlltk ron, II, Oalll~Ut, lotctna It utinguished the lire. tallCt•. """' ~ 14 the Mtlma!M to cotiilin ~. an4 !was named a Judie in 11151 ol tibn Credit' l!oose' Mre, whUe cliff up 7 am . Reliable up 7"50 was named Sltlirtlay when into lhe batk of i t!ar driven Mitchell llulfered an abras- pa~ alle~~i P~· aaw a quanti\y of produce 11ter the U. S. Cuatoma and Patent allel!dly trying to open ·a aafe · ' a.m. . .. . some 100 workers met to diiClln by Getaldine McCoy, 60, Chat. ton 14 hls right !Ide alld a brill!- ~ In: lUOll pQ!It4 thieves crawled throu&h a teat Appeals Caurt, ill the office. . 1 car wlntlow. Kanawbil Riter - Esso West leYeral issuse, lnclucllng wqei, lestob, W. Va. ed rflhl ilhobltt,er. A Pmtll~t, lllrudt the ·: ;._, ~t · . Virginia up London 12:40 a.m.; lrin~e benefits, inconsistenclu All cars were headed wast J&IItel 81llet, M, Itt. 1, Oi!U• 'l11eN . · · SA . .t\uto Making IB WOLF PEN . · Lucy Jane Lues• down LOndon In paj pbliciea, prOmbtiOIII and wht n the acddent occurrttl ~Its, hltl a bruiUd l'ltbl arm •u .llllllor dalllap lit IN . 10.0~ S I St 1 Mr. an4 ·Mrs. Gone Thtimpb 12:40 a.m.; Bemt down Mar- job ciasstncatlona. . The McCpy vehicle bad srop: ind lhoul~t. N~thet YfaS • *' ~.,~edt a~ f:IO 1 · SAIGON (11J'I) • Obio •Uftfo oost llg ee and l1mll7 wtl't'. Sundlly ~tslt· met 5:10a.m.; Fort Dearborn It wa1 eJpeCied the commit- ped prior to making a ltll ~lfCI, No eharie WM llled . . '61011V~~ 'a ver~-Prelldenl Vemoll AI• C:U:VELA!>m cuPJ) - AUID> 1 0rs ,of her ~' Ml'ir · and up Marmet 5:45 a.m.; o. r. tee would prepare a list of tllt1l. There was minor dam e Thurman Wlllii!Hr flra . , . >II " dan was 19. arrive hlrt lodl, mo~lle troduclion bu .hit ..,. Mrs. Hel1Dil! Wamet'. • . Shearer down Wififleld ! :10 p./gtievances to submit to untwet- 14 the McCoy car and be~ tllp~i ~a nre br~liMJfl~· 011 a car drlvtrl lrom on& K1m1 wllft bt wUI ord level1, brlghtehlllf the ou~ Mr, ~· l:w.~ ~~ ; m.: Helen Z up 'Nihlield IO:!O isity olflolalt. There w11 110 to the other two vehicleo. vy 011 a cbem~l tank tru~ .~ ~~h"Y:~: 81~ It, Itt. inspecl an .edueallimlll etnter., looll lor the ateel · Industry, and tpd'Mr•.and''iN. p.m. meetlnJ ICheduled belweell tile tractor • tr...er outfit, at 9:50 • ,. ' ve e went run by tile untY~~"Jil'p: ' Alden StHl Mapzi~ reported toda~. workers and officials. ~:juM :;:ered a mln· p. m. Stlllday on Rt 35, a ball- ~,.!be .~lid& of tht road was 1Cht4ull4 to te!ilaillln' Sal- · AutomoltYt COltl~iille•, ' bic· ' · Last Thursday some 16 food or llr1 will treale4 milt east of the ~ack.OO · Gil· ..,u b1e'!OU1 11olm i lltall box gon Wllll NciV 10 Sill Ultrt 01 the nltterlal· tre department workers 81ayed off at the Gallipolis Medical Ceftl.> l_la county line. No one was In· Dwned by ~uisell Sltiyton. No ' ' stepping uP IIIelr buying ~~ an / tile job in an apparent protatt et Hospital. Others having JUred. No clillfge was ffied. O!J8 was •ln,J~~- and no charge APPROVJII PBOJBCI' IIDUiltll .Ulllll •.'l'be·,auiO..Indu• Pl~i:=PJI)t. DEVO'l'I!D TO llft'EIES'I 01 by calilnl in liek. Motlt Ollhelll minor llllurll!l, but not treated The (la~ !al4 that a dele!!- WU filed... . ' ' '· II')' . Jenera!!, orders i) vi ahd Mrs. CharMEJUS • MABON o\IIEA !lent !RICk to work Friday. were Barbara NuM, 15, 1 Pal- Hve wheel bearlbg caused ftl'f Wbnllii''t :·'I>IIIOlt, 2!1, Itt. 1. COLUMBUS tUI>I) - Gov. month, ~~u~._,ifie; ,~li\IJ! ilame Jo. • ,..,,. ~ ""'"'.., . ~t~~~er lh the Nunn ear; Donna to bteik out In the tight teat Crown Clt)'; eseaped iftJUtr at Jame1 Rhodes Sunday lf1prov."the 11.11 wee~· ,of 'llcwlt~r. . "Y/arn$r spent ,.,.~~:-'..!::'"'31!.';.:~,..NOW YOO ~ Houston, 15, Pi1111a Rile, 13, wlieel of the tandem on th• 19:30 p. ~. Sal.lirtlly l~ liD ed 1 propo!MII reeaarcb pi'Qjecl orde,n eall .19} O,ctmlltl: Jier fqotlift, "•'""u~ .......... ., TIM Ill lltlt, Cbrltl c. 11"1!and lledly Dlllltllo, 11, Galll· tractor. The dtlver \I'll !tollIICCident 011 Rl Ill tllree tn•·nded to draw up a currim•o •rlel ' . . . . coluinbUi' a•A V ,llllev l'Uhll•..., t!tiBI.l'lll'! no II• _ I' _.. li ,.11 I th • ' ,, roe.... T • " . ' IN i>.,,, '""" .... acll., u tat ._.. II 4 • po a, .., paaanprJ n I trt G. Wooten, 33, St. Albans, miles south ol Itt. 700. The lum on alcOhol t4ue&lillfl ·in · '· , l:";~~;';,~•:.~;.,'" ...... ""'- 1ort1 hi c-y Ml)oo, li'IIM; Damron cat. · W. Va. Clil' 11'~.1 · the hlthwaj, oht Ohio's eiem!DIIIIJ •nd JeCOild· liNtiSIIItJJ\'t ..,,.,, •• ...... ""' ,.IUIJI, attem....o 1e ..u.et· tilt 1'1111 Tilt patrol city Nunn 14 Gtlo A pt"'"'- tl'llek driven b• •• • · ' ·nt ••d ' 1l•"littA a ... ach··•s · 1 :;~:;" '' "'" ..~ ..... " •...._. delll.:.W llf·~ 11111 Ua OOIIlty juvenili 1.'0111'1 Nov. Wry L."~all,, i c~t:.: ~Ma';ity -· '"" ' . ' Mt, lra£'.Clhar~t''IItl• ~~;: vo:~ ~=!: ,Urd Pl'tt•-' ...,,••, ~ 11m • charge af taiillte to 11011 va., met~ a ~ In 'l'huf. di~i!~Mid; Nt lldA llled. , ....;_ ...1,.· ... .ll@d ,••• Zf!~~~t1 ;'~i..'''· Now ..,, "'" • ed. ,. .,.., 6e 'llird btjcact. wtlhill lilt altUtld dltat &• man at 1!:30 p, 111. Saturday. f'~y, •t.l0;20 p. m, $1tnd•y · D"""'" CfEu .· Jln, r;; ~;:-~,: ~=: ':.' "'.::= ::. tai!CI. . '!'here was heavy dalllaae to • cat c!tl.' *' ,.tir . Nelli~ M Roger McCulheon, , u, So!)lo. ville, . · .,. .,,,, .. , .,.,.,, ,.. - ,. ......,, " ..,. . ARRillr MAO!!: 'two !IIIII ncaped lfl'loue ·liJo tile truck anti llllnor damap Hayft, M, Mlddt•port, lltaded meravUie w. Va. lflt dilo • ' =~~.r.r;~ 1 i....''a; E'lnlt Olq . lltrmlll, It, jllty wlieb t11e1r car tolled oft It the boiUe ~Wiied ~Y Nancy ·i!luth oa ftt. , 1, struck anhln: "' bJ Pom~tor 'pollta Satur-\ · ._.:.:; . 1," , ~ Route I, P01111ti11, wat ltftlt. Rt. 7, four mlles north of the Davit oi 1Cohlitlbia. The patrol ed a. tlw Juat SGIIIh ol tha ~Y· illy on a ~rge · 01 rttkll!l&' A' au~ , ·. .-, ~"'11•.., ~· ........ eel b)' tile I!OIIIIIj lhitlff't dl!o Sllvet llrtd&~. at 4:30 p. 111. lll:ld Hall a ttllck blt 1 muddy aer Creek. jllm ~ wu rnt.· opereUon. alitl IIQ ciYI · tali lu~, ~~~ -•. fA"- .:;::·.,!",.":t"";;::: partmenl Monday mominc on a Satllrday. The car caught spot on ftl S5. H• lost control bot 14 the car. Mn ' lliayor Lepr'e court;Ntw,ml!er lasOllnt .irheD..coJD& .abollt 25!. 11 . t . charJe of non..upport. alter It bad roUed over aboUI alld ·tlle •eblclt slid baclcwarda Hqu cl•llriillllii tleet. 12. ,. · · jlliiip per bour., ·. a. 8 T0 Qf0'8JUZe • Tit: 50 i;! 12 I em :n.-: :u NBA Slalldlop By U!lited Preaa IatemaUOIIal EMtera Dlvlttoa W. L. Phil~lphla 7 1 Bosiim 7 I w. f.. New. York · e 4 Cincinnati 4 5 BaltimOre t 10 . Westen Divilloa Chicago 6 5 6 4 5 Detr~iiL 5 San Francisce ' St. LOula .· 5 Las A~• s 7 . . ,llpday't·llelalll ?a!11l~~=~·~ 1~7 (OniJ' 181111!1 Bi!bedlll'¥1) ' T~=~~~:~ · ~-lnl hll CaldiWQ-!WDoo9.clnnSllllllllhly .. t just .Mo-1'•~ !·Saturday's (No games schedilled) • I NFL SlaDdlap Seores:. Soathwest By Ullllt4 l'relllllterlladaeal 1 Mllldst 21 Tn A.&M. If Easten Dlvllloll 1North Tex. 35 ClncinnaU 13 W. L. T. Pel. Colo. St 45 New Mexico 6 St. Louis ? I I .875 Oklahoma 3? Kansas St. 8 Dallas ~ 2 I .714 Hiram Scott 7 Angelo St 2 Cleveland 5 J t .8251 SW Tel. 20 S.F. Austin 7 Waahlngton 5 4 0 .556~--------- ·=·- -1 0 Montau St. 38 l!Jonta 0 1 ILiaifield 33 Wiilalnelte 12 New York 1 6 1 .143 Sllnford 21 Air F'<>rce 8 0 San Jose St 21 Iltabo 7 Attmlaweatel'tl .oool Washington 15 UCLA S 'II'. L. T. By Ullited Preso btel'lllllloaal Wash. St 14 Oregon 13 Green Bay 7 2 0 Thla week's Ohio college foot- So Cal 35 CaUfolllia 9 Baltimere 6 z o sebedule St 31 Arilona 12 San Francisco f 3 I SATURDAY Young 53 :Tex Wslrn 33 LOR Angeles 4 5 0 ... ; nh;. Stale at Iowa St 47 Univ ·of Paclftc 9 Chicago 3 4 I Diego City €oJ :18 Mrcst 13 Mlm\I!SOII S 4 I :~~ ~::~111: at CillciMali at Miami St42 Colo.rWestern 7 Detr.oll 2 6 I .~ Univ. at Bowlll( Green . . Slllday'o Results St. at Marshall Pittsburgh 16 Cleveland I at Capjtal Pblladelphla 2f Daiiu 23 at Denison U.S. WJNltiEft St. Lauis 20 New York 17 at Grove City SAO PAULO, Bnzll (UP!) Bllllimore 37 Wubington tO Marietta A United Slates team tJolstered at Cbica1o 10 Detroit 10 lie Wesleyan at MI. Union By U1IJied ,_, lalenalfoaal Minnesota :10 Green Bay 17 IMuoktngum at Hofstra Japan's Toe! Fly,era ~I Stmday SaD Fran U Las Angelea 13 Wooster at Oberlin Ia an lnlematiOoal baaebaii Ned Stmday•s Gimes Baltimore at Atlanfa tournament WaltAlltos at AkroR thaWI of theginie. I!Quaton Daiiu at Washington at ·Youngstown homered 1n the ninth 1na1n1 for Detroit at Minneaota Central ·. .at . the Yank.R' llibd alrallbt New Yorlc at Lae Angell!l F'IU'IIIODI State .!W.Va.) "riclory l'hUedeipbla al Cleveland Blllfllon al Ohio northern · -.....:..·-:"'=~ St. Loula at Pittsburgh C... Teclt at Western Res.. Sa• Frincla at CbiciJo Bethany,· at Jlllut Carroll ~~~~":~~· ~ ~ ~vt.~ IS mudl cord IS you notd, · - IUtomatie~Uy. HI Peak h.p. fen jet motor with dul uhausts, toe greatl!r cleanina offlcientJ. TooJ.Pak. Toe swlich. Flip top lid. loni Lile nylon hosl. Doltilo ut II d•niiJI AC~tSSDnes at no exira .......__;e: ~ ~$: Grid Games 1 ~fS:$;~·~JKalamazoo I JUST UNLOADED AFul Truck of huring Type Insulation < ONLY I C perbag WHlLE IT LASTS 11la Pomaf'Oy Cement Block Co. Phone 992·Siotor 992·5500 POMEROY, OHIO r-------~-----,l~al~~ SATURDAY NIGm' Weatern Midi. at Xavier Qualttieo " Toledo a. Cozy Comfort. .. all winter long ·uMEQPFI!R • ...3.ROOMS ,, ' . ,.. .. .. =.. ... .. . ... · • w a.ie in& tbe col.dett weather. And with Mbland Oil'• 0011venient BwJcet Payment Piau, you eaa level out SDow llld oold outaide ••. _ , -fort ita•ide. With AJbl.-d r..l Oil j-our eomfertahle this wint« wid! de· llmilJ,:: IJoy•1F :~ ~, 11f. · .·· llfe,a nje~lrill«:bic• •• 1 t 1 J.~ • t " •• , •. ' t I ' • nre • damar• ,. '·• your wiuterdme heatiac coata by D!aklnc equal .paymenta over a -.mo.di ~od. Keep your home wata aud l"Rdahle, alnu-tnu11ing_ Albluad . Futl OIL Ew ~.fritadl)' eeni«o eall•tedaJ. . · .o • ~··· - 'COIINNY. ' ... 1 n:::,..,_::,... • ::-.::=;.:=_- .. Your Aahlaud Oil Distributor ia genuinely iaterested ia your home heatiug comfort. He will make proutpt delivery eYeD d1D'• with Dependable Ashland -Fuel Oil . ••.,,. "·· ....,ro;. 11' Cltat!Htbn' ;re;k. ~ -:::: ;;_ ~~::; · ~~ ::11ThisWeek's THE DAILY SENTINEl .,..,et - ' ' .' .. �. .? ..·, ·, •. ·~·I l!la!IJ Sentinel, ' • - TT PomtrOy·Midtlleport, 0., N01'. 7, 1111!8 1 , t1}lg100[3llJB-~ =::!!:! f 0 . BI~oa dW'I'W.V WJ • J' OICB ·- · 1 ~· I I Ohio Supreme Court Judaes I ' 1, 4•yone Nlltlina Assistance In GeHing To Tile Pols To Vote, ftvlday Tr!PJIGIII Leapt On Tuesday, Nov. 8 Call Dtmocrdtic Headquarters 992-5517 Woa Lost Maple LIWD Poultry 18 I New l'ork Ctnlrll 14 10 Ac:tl t A Dluct 11 13 ''I'M•• Aea• n a OOLUMIUI (WI) eanece !ootblll reao..., u Saturday, Nw. AN OPEN LmER to the Replllllleen candidate for Congrttt .DIIIor Sir: .The U;$, C0111r111 Is probably thl malt highly Wt *OIIdlr Nlptcled lew-m1klng body en whr you keep calllno II na.- lilly nlmtl, •like "rubbtMtamp"-When 11 the semt lime you ore trying to be elected to tht very Congre11 you'rt making fun of. We alao wonder whtthar we should continue to teach our children rttptcl for government 11111 authority, IInce you seolft to feel th1t it's okay II throw brick-bets end coli nomH lnltlld tf tHerlng positive solutions to the problems facing A"" trlc1 an4 the world today• Is Congm1man Moeller rtallr • rubber..tempt a, your urtoens picture It? Alter all, Sir, Mr. Motlo ,.r often voted lgelnst administration progreme "hon ho ftltthtt they wire not good lor hit plOp. It In the lOth Dlltrlct or for our notion. Hart ere 1 low, just In cue you milled thiill. elthouth lt.ty're ttslly avoilllllt from public recenls: . Walter Moeller voted AGAINST Foreltn Aid II Countries lup,lylng Halp II North lntrnam 111d CU..a . . . AGAINst an lncreiSt In lht NIIIOftll Qtllt . . AGAINIT 1 T1111,omy IIICrtlll Ill tht NtlltiMII Dtbt . . . AGAINST ra11ln1 the Solorlts of Supreme Court JusticH ... AGAINST the Foreign Aid Appropriation• 1111 . , . AOAINIT cletlftl Vtterons Has!lllale . . AGAINST • cut-back In • lll'tllrlotlons fer lchttl Lunch•• . . . AOAINIT lno ert11lng Conertlllllln'l ttrml to ,our Veo11 -he bellev11 that's for lht IIIOIILI to dtcldt· C:ongrtttm1n Mollltr h1s voted I'Oit th1 pttplt . \ . fer Progr111 In lduutlon and lconti!IICI tllll Nltural RIIOUPCII. Maybe yo11 •"'hl to ttkt I cllltr lttk 11 Clflo trtHmtn Motlltt's ertdtntltl., Mt. lttpubllun ltllllldate. Ht'l "" . n in Congrtll tlx yttrt, yw know. H1 atrns tn lmporl1111 ctittmiiiHt llkt the Spoce Commlltee. He enjoya the ltlped of 111 his collott- In Wtlhlftlllft, IIIII hat lllln callttl "the ¥trY tymlltl tf honHty, mortllry tnd cau,.. ega" In lhl HtUII of lttprtttntlll¥11. Mr. Moelltr wn born tnd ro.1rtd an 1 farm. HI oamtd t lltthelor's d111rte In l!ducatlon end • M... ter's dtgrtt In Science. Several months • · tht Henorory dllrot of Dector of Law wit nnfllftd upOn him. Ht opent 10 J111rl 11 • college llaehtr 1nd 22 as 1 minlllldlt~ .tllt ,..,,, ltllt \tim It Cang,.. In 195~the flrat O.mocrot to strve In Cenwrou In tur district since the Civil WIP. Congress""'n Moeller looks protty good to us Mr. Republican c1ndldate. He also loab prtttY .,.utltd ,..-~ ~._... 11 ue. ,... 1"" IIII'IIIII,!Mul ht tM kind of • t!!Y who IIMwa tllll ullllent1 ......, allll ht ullt ·~ tiiY h'-lf. Ht dolln't lit • - • ••• call tht pltyt '*""'· '1'11111 ..... W.L T.PII Deflwo a o o 110 MudlbiiUD f 0 0 Ill Miami f I 0 Ill lla~ f 1 0 Ill Dellllcll • 1 0 101 91tlellberl I I t 111 Ralderl I 14 Gtm• and Series -Har. Wellulr, 131, 181: Team 01me and Sirles - Clt)l ••• 1114. POMDOY Willi Otlllllt ... 1111 w•...,. a I!Gull'• lloJ• .a No. 300 Amlt', IAIIOI llrul. OI'OCIIt')' Tractor Sen-Ice Trllll. Oblo Wult)'MI I I 0 1111 Capital I I t 10 Jolm carroll t 1 o • YOWJ8stOirll AkrOn MI. Ualatl 11 II IMdKem•le's a: 1 .' ( II SEO Scribes, Casters Will 43 a • MeetNov.l3 YES 2t 20 When YOU It II 14 12 Otml - Cltarlll 11ltt~~emlter II a ltiiJ •·-· ..... Game - f'aursOIIIf, Tum ltrf• - 1111. >'•':' !:f!' ·. 15 D($jNg',l~.MtrHiNG .· ' .,. ··:·· -, For· ·· · The 1Oth District 2f !0 • • Y11'" II II . ' ·.•· KE·! P WALlER M.·M&ELLER "' Don't be confused by names. LouII J. Schneider, Jr. It the Incumbent on the Ohio Supreme court. Paul W. Brown Ia the only Brown who Is an incumbent on the Ohio Suprema·eourt. Return the proven and respected Incumbents. Newspapers 1nd Bar Associ• ations throuput the Sttto hive endorsed them 111d urge their rHiection. Members of the Ohio State Bar ·Association voted 4 to 1 In tavar of their H. MOELLER ..... .., ...... ,., .. ln .Congms • the Moeller for Dolt Cbl~IUID carroll. o. PAUl•.Yl~ PAUL W. PAUL W. PAUL W. ·pAUL W. PAUL W. tMiectlon. ' ------ """ tht llltqrtuftll. o..Jiuclr.-llr. . Tht Mlelltr fer C.~~~rt• Clllllmllltt KEEP ::DI:•:••:••:"'::•:•IM=ISI=I=~===::-I ~L~a~ri')'~·~B~Iy~d~en~w~as trrul~l DocroR SAYS Carpenter I Soct'a} News ~:_w ''m~ 1 ---=====:._Carmel For ....,., IN CONGRESS VOTE ~ Paul Simon •she'D love this 25. WARDROBERU sOCJety Notes vart~ly ~ Cincinna~ c~~n t~ Sm~h .. -. ·-···-.;.... ~unday ---1 I 1 _, For Judae of the Suprema Court IJ671 Cltinnl tornmittll for thl Rt-Etectlon of Ohio "J!'IM -~rt J..t. Louis J. Schneider, Jr., 1nd Plul w•...m.·rnd UdUI, Cfilll'llliftt 225-l townley Ro.dt T~ 01\Ml. , · •. , ,), ··•. $22.50 MARGARET'S IEAUIY SHOP ui °' r' ° 'I 1 C I A HE & TENSION I-DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING Robinson's Oeaners WALTER H. MOELLER ' ~· 1 (Full Tenn CommlnCIIW JanUIIY t, PUT G.ARENCE MIWR TO WORK FOR SOVIHEASIERN OHIO ~~'"''r'•llamloleo ~~ .IX• I LOUIS J. SCIINEIDER, JR. I Pd. PoL AciY. r liN "( I I I I I I I I I I" For Judse of the supreme Court I ar~~ 1110 1 10 11111 I !Full Term Commencing JanuaJY I, 1t671 PAUL W. BROWII ~r 1 Take this with you to the Polla lxl 1 1 FINPN~~. th~~:_r dr~~o:'a SCHNEIDER, JR. Is ~WAlTER 12 ••I•IIJIII WUiii'd Series ..,., 1 ..._.:. JR. f I r f HELEN HELP US! SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER,JR. JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. BROWN' SCHNEIDER, JR. - Vote In Not~mber, '111e Name to W14. Ml&tcl Ltqlt Oft. .. 1. . IfII JDab PAULW~ SCHNEIDER, JR. . ft IDuublt N't LOUIS J. ~·1 pa~ f. I ; 11. :ac~ne ito~~ w~k "tbuy =~;-=· Judge It) 11 I Judae 110 4 I I I» S I I Itt f I t lOt 11117 • Ra·alect Both i = DR. SAM SHEPPARJ) a po~Uy real Bl.cbelor fatb. TV~ Joe :frlllklllll ~~ur:.: ~ :~:I R. D., on Sunday evtl)lng. Mall)'. pedealrllll ll'l wllli::'J. wUe Arlane have more than er : buylnl Yule llftl lor lnl In~ 111e ra14 circuit !viii aftomooll Y Mr. and Mn. Everett Clart Ill. lng not from cbolce but bee&~ ~ 1 , UtumunblrtheoefourJumbl.., ene letter to eaeh square to just his life at slake Ill t h o · dren 1their mother car- ML Alr/111 the Poecuw where Mn. Art;,,. Crablroe M at the Dean drive a ear. T h I • , for• four OldiDU7 wort1o, murder retrial; they ban bad o1 JliAey died IOJilt lime aao) he wu 1 hit), ' Murl Galaway, Mrs, er 0110 evenlnl! !all m ·they aren't famll!ar with adoptlo• IIJIIII!catlona .11net last . It's all Greek tD schciol· Marllll Raye'• .., Niek e... Mallol Mn. Carl Crabtree and , · driving and IOmtlim.. July for two Indiana • born teacher Nancy Gunderoon and dol, Is squiring Errol Flynn's Russeu: were llllong diose a~ hoCaUmg at 1be Mary Circle llllknowln&IY taU dlan<.es, younasters (boy, II months; his aame Is Leonard GoulBJ>o last LoUta Be\lerly Aadland . tendi from Tem le €bur h me over the weekend were truslln& the driver ID (l ve girl, 210 yean) at a Chlcaao driB (richer than Nlarchos) . The Met•a' most beauUful dl~~ when wsclmet at ~ ~· ~d Mrs. Melvin Circle of tbem the righl-<lf·way. : eenter; they'D knOW by Christ- Jant FOJUII c!HMed d 0 w 1 ABIII Mollo lll!lled for Po!T)I church 011 Wedneld evenln um us, Laura Circle of • ~ mas . . Consc:'fYatlve Party U . Paramount with the naked Como's CbriBtmas Show Invited guests were"' Tem Dorcas, Haiti~ PoweU and ~'I Gov. nominee K!eru O'jlohel' lrllth~o nude publicity for her Ethel Merman's daupter Nl& members and district offi P daupt<r, Addi~,Porlland, and Africa• violets grow best In . ~ ty weds beautiful scj!oollhcb- "Ba 1 In the Park.* (OJIC! ole Geary gela ller footlight Mrs- D. M. Brysoa and '::' JMr. and .\llrs. ames Circle of red clay poto because of tt. er Mary ()'Boyle Dec. 21 . . bare oot maybe? Please, chance in I Coast producliOD, Arthur Broob who led a d.,: New Haven, W. Va. porous walll. I RATl'EP Great old !"nr,'!',lter <"Among Jan& , "Birds FaD to Rise A&aln" . votioas and apirltual fellowship. \j V "l WHe~ YOU MI6HT My Souvenir!, Moon OVer l· The cops' Greenwich Villaae Mr and Mrs Ed Wood • A !:. J Miami," "Ob, What a Pal Was DOORMAN AT A POP.SPOT probleJD81th Wildly eamping eomP..,ed by grandmoi;!"' Mary," etc.) Edgar Lealie is II frequented by athletes reaUy iJ BaUow.-.arbed aay birds Mrs zena Perry Calumb r, STEMOD a Doctors Hospital oxygen tent tile bocly&Uanl for a Cosa N"" were tbeir wildest ever; Imp.,. vlsiM relaUves in this :,, \j I ~ 'l Nloo~ p ul!!,d ,.ted,.l~tm. Our Paris antenna propl!e!les tran who runs a nearby black· sib!e. ' durin& the weekend _ lJ . _ ~ ~ 1. •· ,.,., _ 01 DeGaulle will refuse to legalize Jack pme .,riJtine Jorgen- Betty Hutton's retiring from Mr and Mr ~ Wood auaeotedbytheaboveeortoon. "The Pill" .. Roy Cohn sen doesn't her (his) lits) retirement aaaln: 1 TV pilot. and iamlly e!ned :n her~! ~..=.."'.:" ]H bouSpinghgfitanldothMer radiO! sta~~no·..! askselfedserhelolllll......,ben ller agenl "Lady Jennifer" . . Vanessa Iller, Mrs. Murl Galltway on _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r . e , ass., or ..., ·~ . I t1 o her autobtOg, IRedgrave'a escort fAt the N. Y. Sunday afternoon. 7 (A,...n tomonow) . Mtllon Serle CWihloned h" ChriJ said, How about 'I II- premiere of her "Biow·up" Mr and M Roll d C I> II'IAID AlDOl MAGPII IXPOII TV cancellation with a brand vlt!d C1111p'?" .. · "They" aay film willM David Hemming, tree .and 1o1r rs.Rtl D r:w , """' ..,_ new <well, five years old) Roll .. 1'BIJ!I Bennett · really liked bis a reason"'IBr her recent Tony Crabtree and. c"1 d '· on en . . ,_, ,.mJd Mrn ~onu ,. cmy ,.,..""'"' Ro ce d b n y were re· --::he~..~~~ they tt~ere al~eay• o,....fro,. Y •. , eparting wi1e but "eac ·. of Richardsoa divorce ... Young -~guests 8 t the . 0 =':":· 1 5tb psych!atriJts II oo• lather Frankiehad("Mame") Michael'•. Crabtree of Mr MnewKeane Ave. shop doing the In~U_I o o their the other ahr!Bker"blamed ... Radio 1 bearl attack; ia 'Mand cArth:.' Gordon McLaughlin son of Maplewood, spent a week end Mr. and Mrs. B. G. McLflugh· here Wllh Mrs. Baker's par· lin, Albany, wiD ce!ebra!A! his By Waylle G. Braoclstadt, eniB, Mr. and Mrs. D a Y 22nd birthday oa Nov 26 He I Q - Wbal would ...,. Canode, Pt Rock, and called oa ,Is in Viet Nam and. ca~ be I husband to have other relaUves and friends lo I remembered al lhe following ' sweat• at night? He may sweat the area. . . Iaddress: PFC Gordon B. Me· th 1 'ghts in . Mrs. Lewl8 Smith bas r.. Laughlin 2218080 US M C 1 11 FIFI'YDHYEAR GRUDGE [Dear Helen: lew Mr. and Mrs. Farm Fraley ce1ved word that her uncle . lln., lsi Marine lst Pti Co , ear elen. Please tell pranksten _Hal· farruly of Ashland, Ky. and ·~ aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rawl· FPO San Franc150 C!if. ' i 16602• Relatives of mine will be 1oween and otherwise _ to 1 A - Nlgb& sweata are Tackett, Flatwoods, Ky. ings have 'Brrived at ' a orrua, 1 ol AJa bIll I IIJIII. . I Jll married 50 years this Decem- Ithink before they play tricks. ~on Y seen In perstns w b · their brotller·in·law and :Park, Fla., ot the home · ber. A party is planned I o ' Im elf th t f th have tuberculosis but they sister, Mr. and Mrs. William I their SOD·in.law and . . . ys e res 0 e wav. l ually occur every night them by fnends and lhe11 chd- ~ at the hospital waiting after 'bliT 1 !ud · Culwell and other relatives re· ' Mr.a nd Mrs, Charles ~~~~~~ dren. A very big affair. my husband had a near'. fatal possl ltes nc e a eenlly. Mr. and Mrs. Deaver 1\J Evidently these planners are Iheart attack. They finally made cy of Vl~mm C or D. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Blanton of Albany who a:~::·~ unaware of the fact that this me go home and try to get ma~es w ch may be due teo and son, Greg, Jackson, visited . them will visit her 1 o couple bad to be married, and some rest, saying they'd call of causes, a ber parenls, Mr. and M ... :Hollywood, Fill., before their Urst child was born seven if an emergency arose. run- own cond•hon .0~· Jerry Culwell, and other rela- turning to Ohio. _ and. one·hall months afler !be l Exhaustion made me sleep. mg to some autbonlles, a lives here on Sunday. I Mr. Cecil Dwelley of Mr La S !th of Lfl wedding!' I am sure of my facta, But I was awakened il I be l crease In male hormone Mrs. Mary Kepnar and sons, do, Fla:, spent severai el Cliff Dan lhoygh somehow this bas all jmidd!e of the night by the : menopause}. The Jeffrey, Jonathon, and Gregory here w•th hiS daughters I8 1'I d I k I been glossed over. phone ringing. Only those who to remove the cause If of Hartford, Ohio, spent a ' families, Mr. and Mrs. GranY one . ay asl wee · Is It proper to have a wed· have waited lor this kind of can be feund. weekend with her parents, Mr. lville Stout Debra and Jimmy rs. Hattie Roush spent an[ ilal llllftclliltl:r • ding celebraUon - especially call know the terror 1 fell. In and Mrs. Dale Dye. 1•nd Mr. .;,d Mrs. Clay Jordan: •;•rung recently With her sis1 In the social rooms of the my hurry to reach the phone, . Q - My SOD, 18: has exces· Mr. and MT!. Grant Price of Dale and Barbara. r, Mrs. Edith Sham, Pomeroy. ! cburdl - under these condi- ;1 fell over a chair. 1 dragged Stve sweallng hiS ban!ls·iVan Wert spent Saturday night I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Eunle Bnnker and Thomas 1 ; tions? These peoPle are very lmyselft he rest of lhe yay, Whal causes .thiS ancl what can ' at the Lewis Smith . home and .and Walter Jordan speol sever· CarleiDn called at the home Si E WI. religious now, bul a sin is a sin, .and beard, "Hey, we've gol ai be d"'e for 111 called at the Dye home on SUn-1al days in Wilham Gamer in Long . and should not be taken lightly. live one," and music in the A - SweaUac llmlt<d 1D or day. ,they attended tht annual State • recent afternoon. If we fete them lor a "shotgun background, before J hung u chiefly on the palms i• usually Ruth Starkey and Clarys lGrange sessloa at the Betty \an Meter, $2'1.95 lmltriage" are we not condon· Then 1 called the doctor. ' caused by Instability of the ner· Slack accompanied their par- Gibson HoteL Mr. Starkey was Announcing !ng this conduct lor our chil· Now I'm in the hospital too. vous control of the blood ves· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bobo re-elected as State (j~:!~: :1 dren ancl grandchildren? Luckily my nip wasn't broken, sets i~ lhe ski~. When .the sur· Ito McArthur on Thursday even. \Gatekeepar and Walter J THE OPENING Two years ago my husband but I'll he in bed for several rounding a1r IS warm or the ing where the Bobos wen! the represented Meigs Countv OF 8lld 1 celebrated our golden Idays. My husband needs me. victim is emotionally keyed up, &Uesls of honor at the Pi~neer Prince ia the Youth Pageant wedding anniversary very quie~ , He doesa'l need this utra these blood VJ!SSels dll~~ • ¥~d Dlntlef ·held in the Me\tiOdlsl on Monday evenlag and particl· !y _ and WE had nothing ID worry. sweating occurs. · . Chu~h . social room !here. [paled iit other youth ac!iviUes hide! 1 think it is disgraceful I only hope those smarta!ecks The ant1persp!ranta applied Mrs .. Verlin Howery spent ·durmg the session. to itlvlte everyone ta town tD who think it is funny ID make to the armpits will DOl control sevetal days with her son·in- Mr. and Mrs. Joho R. \126 East Main St. ~ongratulate these wrongdoers. after-midnight calls read this this type ol aweating. Your son law •rill dau&ltter, Mr. and lox, of Huntington, VI. Va., What do you think? KAN· and see what harm they do, - should avoid c.ffee and other Mrs. Ralpb ·ChaP.fll&n IJld chll· cenUy were Sijncfay guests POMEROY SAS ClffiiSTIAN MRS. K. S. drinks that contain . cafielne. dren, St. H"fft:Y, Ohio . . Mr. the home of obis uncle, Robt!rtll Ph. 446-0796 4T2 Second Avi. MRS. HARRY L. BAILEY D "Ch . . ... Dear Mrs. S: Prophanleline bromide, obtain· Howery, WhOfe employment ls iMat!Dx and family. Prop. ~:• ou'r:~~~:ng • ear I hope. so too! I only wish ~b!y only on a doclrir's pre's~Hp- near St. Heljry also visited at June Jones and daughters the I bel 8II 50 h te y t these miSerable, dangerously lion, bas helped some persons the Chapman-home at night. Da~. Mn. Sally LoveJOY 00 stupid "jokers" could be cau&hl with this complaint. ~..~·· n, a , Ray Howery, who has spent Mr. and Mrs. Durward "h""t t008?tyess, 1e~1ousyt, n t and punished - and one of · · · · several years in the Washing. , and Sally of Fairborn viJited C <A r sdtam 'd ; gosSip, b tte no b gospe d 1. lhese days they all WJ·u• T be Q- llhal wUI make one , ton, D.' c., area has returned 1with Mr. and Mrs. Elza Mch n lou e r e g1ath 1 1 telephone company is working clothing tum yellow fro m home and will seek employment iComas and other relatives at 1the Victor Perry !lome, c ~nge your 1e11er . s?t ~1 on several sytems of dete<tion, sweat' · · in Ohio. · A ..:. ID per.o111 ,.,.,.·ar;,;ftot l Recent guests of Mr. Mrs. Scott McComas, Linda 011 Y you cankt'ecogmze 1-~h . some well perfected. erwtse tyhour ntesmen d m g t Even now pranks!A!rs - .,. 1·aundiced yellow sweat may Mrs. Ney Carpenter were . an'bStrelsa, spent a weekend guess 'tb e wr1 present ' pecta · 11 y the obs cene k'nd · "' ~lid ren, Mrs. ·· ayto n WI'th her brother b r an tok 1 - be causes• by tho invllllion- : ' thetr m 1 you. WI te a room as • en o 1akes a b'1g chance when the y the sweat glands by · ~ · 1aw, Mr. and lb ) H [ of Bo·t·1var an•• Mr. and , sts~r-tn· Mrs. etr es em. - · pull their phonies. A good per· I harmless bacteria 01 Mrs. Russell Mays, Strasbu11. Frank Schipper. and lamlly. II & ~c~ centage of them end up telling ' In the armpits) with a M1. and Mrs. Elmer Baker, ~ I\. ~~/~~~~dge. - H. callejl Nocardia. Yellow 'darters, Stle__aiJd_Sonja,_ . _ Retails effective Mon., Tues. and Wed. Nov. 7, 8 and 9 . mmm 11 ts occasiOnally seen m _:>J 1 am ~r1tmg to you. out of who are pregnant. IIOMEY •IITIIIIM s1U11f for? What effect .do .liter :u, eammcm KldtteJ' or BJadtttr Jr~ desperation. My marnage. tlsiJ'Pe shots have 011 lung virt• ll t~tatlon& &flee~ tw!ee •• many 'lllomen •• · · b t f il IDtn&nd mar make you ti!IJIIt and netVOUI SIX years IS a ou to a Q - I am • boutewlfe. es? · ~~~:t~ ~:~':~t...~:r:.~'ht~~!~~! It's all my fault. Over the A - Tbe cbitf u~e ur the anIIY. you fillY lou &leep and I Uffer rrom three years l have lo!l am taking Tylosterene. What Ublot' tr pto . . . th 2 lb. pkg., $1.29 Jleadattrou,Bac~actteaant1 feelold, t1red. it given for? Are there IC,! e mycm, IS tn e "SUPER-RIGHT" ALL MEAT ~:~~er;':; 1J:. ~:~ ~~~~~:"co~r~~ bi& of weight and J can't barmful side effects? b'eatment of tubetcn!9Sis. Cor· IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 1-lb. 65 eurblnr J.rrlt&tlnl •trm• In .uonc. t.eld u back. I'm skinny 88 a .a. - Tb~ -biDatloa tisone hal ne .• u-..f' l af!-":' vJue end-., analtt•lc:/.aln reuer. OtL ,. .. _... uu~ -..ll-', pkg. cmna •• '""~'"' "'"'""JuL. and my legs are eve• male arid lemale hormones any kind of. virtl$ bUlls QWI!il~ &;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o=,lnow. I am so seU-<OnsciOus used chiefly 111 the treatment to reduce iaOamiDJiijon. 1... Pomeroy can't. stand It and my menopausal symploms aitd also used with s~cla Socand s~. - - - - - - - - - - l•r is suffering. He works lite ltOatment of tuWrcUiosis. mBlly, many attractive pecially for the WOI'k "'td they are allowed (softening of the bones) WHITE EASTERN wear knee length .pants, elated with the ehange of tight. 1 have become a Such side effects u nausea, EARLY ~CAN STYLED PHILCO ing jealous wife because 1 seDie of lullnesa in the breasts Sire beadache and abdominal pr. look like they do, and 1 11 to S eve• want my husband to tress can usually be controll11dl ~ · by adjusting the dosa&e to MARVa- CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW ••em. How COR I &aln weight? individual Deeda. HALF GALLON would help my peace of ~:':;; 1 ..-!.::...~~~~~~~~ - INSANELY JEALOUS m ~ Q - What ere MIDDLEPORT CARTON Dear Wife: 1 think you've &ol the wt before lbe horse: peace of mlg:ht help you gain wei&ltL Make an appollitmenl with your doc!Dr lor a ' physical ~k-up and leU all about your nerves litd reasonable jealousy. He. belp you. llbn't del~yl - H. Tbll column il dedicated family Uvlng, so II you're lng tid lrOUble or just ~--- ' II'OUble, lei ~~ help .· ~ . Sltt will llJO we!oome 1 ou r ~"'; :' ~..~· .. ' ~\ ain~ aperldceL M..•. ; Uelen Bottel·li· cart tl ~nO Before you vote for WIENERS & SAUER KRAUT c SKINLESS WIENERS SAUER KRAUT 1.33 c GIRLS LOAFERS SJ-99 CdlOR TV Roush Shoe Store POTATOES ICE CREAM WIN ---- I 59c % S1000 CASH \. •P's tic tic t11 .; CIIfl ... ....11.... . ........ ''If······· .__., •. ~ m ' ' CASH~night .' . AS LOW ·~AS--;;o,. ·· - - ~::Oa!J.h~ YOU CERTAitiY CAN'T IE WRONG WHEN YOU SUP- . 4':-' Art. CUlb!l, .., apelbr Ala e.'leiiiB, Pal IIlii P.1mli ~ ... • ~ from Temple Church, atletlded Brlnlulr called en Mr. and Mn. caller of 'ftJelml Circle.' a ctrillled 111 apdY wort. Vlrcll Walker, Long Bottom - -·- - his~ ,, j Wi WON- 50 CAN YOU! pii'IIIOillh 4~.J:"iih1Dt 011 1 aew Ia . ~I Early Amerlo maplt. tllDWHF rea~~ Swivel eablaet. PORT .THE DEMOCRAT ncKET FROM THE STATEHOUSE to the .CQUmlouSl "· ., ' --r: .. ,. 111' "' -· �. .? ..·, ·, •. ·~·I l!la!IJ Sentinel, ' • - TT PomtrOy·Midtlleport, 0., N01'. 7, 1111!8 1 , t1}lg100[3llJB-~ =::!!:! f 0 . BI~oa dW'I'W.V WJ • J' OICB ·- · 1 ~· I I Ohio Supreme Court Judaes I ' 1, 4•yone Nlltlina Assistance In GeHing To Tile Pols To Vote, ftvlday Tr!PJIGIII Leapt On Tuesday, Nov. 8 Call Dtmocrdtic Headquarters 992-5517 Woa Lost Maple LIWD Poultry 18 I New l'ork Ctnlrll 14 10 Ac:tl t A Dluct 11 13 ''I'M•• Aea• n a OOLUMIUI (WI) eanece !ootblll reao..., u Saturday, Nw. AN OPEN LmER to the Replllllleen candidate for Congrttt .DIIIor Sir: .The U;$, C0111r111 Is probably thl malt highly Wt *OIIdlr Nlptcled lew-m1klng body en whr you keep calllno II na.- lilly nlmtl, •like "rubbtMtamp"-When 11 the semt lime you ore trying to be elected to tht very Congre11 you'rt making fun of. We alao wonder whtthar we should continue to teach our children rttptcl for government 11111 authority, IInce you seolft to feel th1t it's okay II throw brick-bets end coli nomH lnltlld tf tHerlng positive solutions to the problems facing A"" trlc1 an4 the world today• Is Congm1man Moeller rtallr • rubber..tempt a, your urtoens picture It? Alter all, Sir, Mr. Motlo ,.r often voted lgelnst administration progreme "hon ho ftltthtt they wire not good lor hit plOp. It In the lOth Dlltrlct or for our notion. Hart ere 1 low, just In cue you milled thiill. elthouth lt.ty're ttslly avoilllllt from public recenls: . Walter Moeller voted AGAINST Foreltn Aid II Countries lup,lylng Halp II North lntrnam 111d CU..a . . . AGAINst an lncreiSt In lht NIIIOftll Qtllt . . AGAINIT 1 T1111,omy IIICrtlll Ill tht NtlltiMII Dtbt . . . AGAINST ra11ln1 the Solorlts of Supreme Court JusticH ... AGAINST the Foreign Aid Appropriation• 1111 . , . AOAINIT cletlftl Vtterons Has!lllale . . AGAINST • cut-back In • lll'tllrlotlons fer lchttl Lunch•• . . . AOAINIT lno ert11lng Conertlllllln'l ttrml to ,our Veo11 -he bellev11 that's for lht IIIOIILI to dtcldt· C:ongrtttm1n Mollltr h1s voted I'Oit th1 pttplt . \ . fer Progr111 In lduutlon and lconti!IICI tllll Nltural RIIOUPCII. Maybe yo11 •"'hl to ttkt I cllltr lttk 11 Clflo trtHmtn Motlltt's ertdtntltl., Mt. lttpubllun ltllllldate. Ht'l "" . n in Congrtll tlx yttrt, yw know. H1 atrns tn lmporl1111 ctittmiiiHt llkt the Spoce Commlltee. He enjoya the ltlped of 111 his collott- In Wtlhlftlllft, IIIII hat lllln callttl "the ¥trY tymlltl tf honHty, mortllry tnd cau,.. ega" In lhl HtUII of lttprtttntlll¥11. Mr. Moelltr wn born tnd ro.1rtd an 1 farm. HI oamtd t lltthelor's d111rte In l!ducatlon end • M... ter's dtgrtt In Science. Several months • · tht Henorory dllrot of Dector of Law wit nnfllftd upOn him. Ht opent 10 J111rl 11 • college llaehtr 1nd 22 as 1 minlllldlt~ .tllt ,..,,, ltllt \tim It Cang,.. In 195~the flrat O.mocrot to strve In Cenwrou In tur district since the Civil WIP. Congress""'n Moeller looks protty good to us Mr. Republican c1ndldate. He also loab prtttY .,.utltd ,..-~ ~._... 11 ue. ,... 1"" IIII'IIIII,!Mul ht tM kind of • t!!Y who IIMwa tllll ullllent1 ......, allll ht ullt ·~ tiiY h'-lf. Ht dolln't lit • - • ••• call tht pltyt '*""'· '1'11111 ..... W.L T.PII Deflwo a o o 110 MudlbiiUD f 0 0 Ill Miami f I 0 Ill lla~ f 1 0 Ill Dellllcll • 1 0 101 91tlellberl I I t 111 Ralderl I 14 Gtm• and Series -Har. Wellulr, 131, 181: Team 01me and Sirles - Clt)l ••• 1114. POMDOY Willi Otlllllt ... 1111 w•...,. a I!Gull'• lloJ• .a No. 300 Amlt', IAIIOI llrul. OI'OCIIt')' Tractor Sen-Ice Trllll. Oblo Wult)'MI I I 0 1111 Capital I I t 10 Jolm carroll t 1 o • YOWJ8stOirll AkrOn MI. Ualatl 11 II IMdKem•le's a: 1 .' ( II SEO Scribes, Casters Will 43 a • MeetNov.l3 YES 2t 20 When YOU It II 14 12 Otml - Cltarlll 11ltt~~emlter II a ltiiJ •·-· ..... Game - f'aursOIIIf, Tum ltrf• - 1111. >'•':' !:f!' ·. 15 D($jNg',l~.MtrHiNG .· ' .,. ··:·· -, For· ·· · The 1Oth District 2f !0 • • Y11'" II II . ' ·.•· KE·! P WALlER M.·M&ELLER "' Don't be confused by names. LouII J. Schneider, Jr. It the Incumbent on the Ohio Supreme court. Paul W. Brown Ia the only Brown who Is an incumbent on the Ohio Suprema·eourt. Return the proven and respected Incumbents. Newspapers 1nd Bar Associ• ations throuput the Sttto hive endorsed them 111d urge their rHiection. Members of the Ohio State Bar ·Association voted 4 to 1 In tavar of their H. MOELLER ..... .., ...... ,., .. ln .Congms • the Moeller for Dolt Cbl~IUID carroll. o. PAUl•.Yl~ PAUL W. PAUL W. PAUL W. ·pAUL W. PAUL W. tMiectlon. ' ------ """ tht llltqrtuftll. o..Jiuclr.-llr. . Tht Mlelltr fer C.~~~rt• Clllllmllltt KEEP ::DI:•:••:••:"'::•:•IM=ISI=I=~===::-I ~L~a~ri')'~·~B~Iy~d~en~w~as trrul~l DocroR SAYS Carpenter I Soct'a} News ~:_w ''m~ 1 ---=====:._Carmel For ....,., IN CONGRESS VOTE ~ Paul Simon •she'D love this 25. WARDROBERU sOCJety Notes vart~ly ~ Cincinna~ c~~n t~ Sm~h .. -. ·-···-.;.... ~unday ---1 I 1 _, For Judae of the Suprema Court IJ671 Cltinnl tornmittll for thl Rt-Etectlon of Ohio "J!'IM -~rt J..t. Louis J. Schneider, Jr., 1nd Plul w•...m.·rnd UdUI, Cfilll'llliftt 225-l townley Ro.dt T~ 01\Ml. , · •. , ,), ··•. $22.50 MARGARET'S IEAUIY SHOP ui °' r' ° 'I 1 C I A HE & TENSION I-DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING Robinson's Oeaners WALTER H. MOELLER ' ~· 1 (Full Tenn CommlnCIIW JanUIIY t, PUT G.ARENCE MIWR TO WORK FOR SOVIHEASIERN OHIO ~~'"''r'•llamloleo ~~ .IX• I LOUIS J. SCIINEIDER, JR. I Pd. PoL AciY. r liN "( I I I I I I I I I I" For Judse of the supreme Court I ar~~ 1110 1 10 11111 I !Full Term Commencing JanuaJY I, 1t671 PAUL W. BROWII ~r 1 Take this with you to the Polla lxl 1 1 FINPN~~. th~~:_r dr~~o:'a SCHNEIDER, JR. Is ~WAlTER 12 ••I•IIJIII WUiii'd Series ..,., 1 ..._.:. JR. f I r f HELEN HELP US! SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER,JR. JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. BROWN' SCHNEIDER, JR. - Vote In Not~mber, '111e Name to W14. Ml&tcl Ltqlt Oft. .. 1. . IfII JDab PAULW~ SCHNEIDER, JR. . ft IDuublt N't LOUIS J. ~·1 pa~ f. I ; 11. :ac~ne ito~~ w~k "tbuy =~;-=· Judge It) 11 I Judae 110 4 I I I» S I I Itt f I t lOt 11117 • Ra·alect Both i = DR. SAM SHEPPARJ) a po~Uy real Bl.cbelor fatb. TV~ Joe :frlllklllll ~~ur:.: ~ :~:I R. D., on Sunday evtl)lng. Mall)'. pedealrllll ll'l wllli::'J. wUe Arlane have more than er : buylnl Yule llftl lor lnl In~ 111e ra14 circuit !viii aftomooll Y Mr. and Mn. Everett Clart Ill. lng not from cbolce but bee&~ ~ 1 , UtumunblrtheoefourJumbl.., ene letter to eaeh square to just his life at slake Ill t h o · dren 1their mother car- ML Alr/111 the Poecuw where Mn. Art;,,. Crablroe M at the Dean drive a ear. T h I • , for• four OldiDU7 wort1o, murder retrial; they ban bad o1 JliAey died IOJilt lime aao) he wu 1 hit), ' Murl Galaway, Mrs, er 0110 evenlnl! !all m ·they aren't famll!ar with adoptlo• IIJIIII!catlona .11net last . It's all Greek tD schciol· Marllll Raye'• .., Niek e... Mallol Mn. Carl Crabtree and , · driving and IOmtlim.. July for two Indiana • born teacher Nancy Gunderoon and dol, Is squiring Errol Flynn's Russeu: were llllong diose a~ hoCaUmg at 1be Mary Circle llllknowln&IY taU dlan<.es, younasters (boy, II months; his aame Is Leonard GoulBJ>o last LoUta Be\lerly Aadland . tendi from Tem le €bur h me over the weekend were truslln& the driver ID (l ve girl, 210 yean) at a Chlcaao driB (richer than Nlarchos) . The Met•a' most beauUful dl~~ when wsclmet at ~ ~· ~d Mrs. Melvin Circle of tbem the righl-<lf·way. : eenter; they'D knOW by Christ- Jant FOJUII c!HMed d 0 w 1 ABIII Mollo lll!lled for Po!T)I church 011 Wedneld evenln um us, Laura Circle of • ~ mas . . Consc:'fYatlve Party U . Paramount with the naked Como's CbriBtmas Show Invited guests were"' Tem Dorcas, Haiti~ PoweU and ~'I Gov. nominee K!eru O'jlohel' lrllth~o nude publicity for her Ethel Merman's daupter Nl& members and district offi P daupt<r, Addi~,Porlland, and Africa• violets grow best In . ~ ty weds beautiful scj!oollhcb- "Ba 1 In the Park.* (OJIC! ole Geary gela ller footlight Mrs- D. M. Brysoa and '::' JMr. and .\llrs. ames Circle of red clay poto because of tt. er Mary ()'Boyle Dec. 21 . . bare oot maybe? Please, chance in I Coast producliOD, Arthur Broob who led a d.,: New Haven, W. Va. porous walll. I RATl'EP Great old !"nr,'!',lter <"Among Jan& , "Birds FaD to Rise A&aln" . votioas and apirltual fellowship. \j V "l WHe~ YOU MI6HT My Souvenir!, Moon OVer l· The cops' Greenwich Villaae Mr and Mrs Ed Wood • A !:. J Miami," "Ob, What a Pal Was DOORMAN AT A POP.SPOT probleJD81th Wildly eamping eomP..,ed by grandmoi;!"' Mary," etc.) Edgar Lealie is II frequented by athletes reaUy iJ BaUow.-.arbed aay birds Mrs zena Perry Calumb r, STEMOD a Doctors Hospital oxygen tent tile bocly&Uanl for a Cosa N"" were tbeir wildest ever; Imp.,. vlsiM relaUves in this :,, \j I ~ 'l Nloo~ p ul!!,d ,.ted,.l~tm. Our Paris antenna propl!e!les tran who runs a nearby black· sib!e. ' durin& the weekend _ lJ . _ ~ ~ 1. •· ,.,., _ 01 DeGaulle will refuse to legalize Jack pme .,riJtine Jorgen- Betty Hutton's retiring from Mr and Mr ~ Wood auaeotedbytheaboveeortoon. "The Pill" .. Roy Cohn sen doesn't her (his) lits) retirement aaaln: 1 TV pilot. and iamlly e!ned :n her~! ~..=.."'.:" ]H bouSpinghgfitanldothMer radiO! sta~~no·..! askselfedserhelolllll......,ben ller agenl "Lady Jennifer" . . Vanessa Iller, Mrs. Murl Galltway on _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r . e , ass., or ..., ·~ . I t1 o her autobtOg, IRedgrave'a escort fAt the N. Y. Sunday afternoon. 7 (A,...n tomonow) . Mtllon Serle CWihloned h" ChriJ said, How about 'I II- premiere of her "Biow·up" Mr and M Roll d C I> II'IAID AlDOl MAGPII IXPOII TV cancellation with a brand vlt!d C1111p'?" .. · "They" aay film willM David Hemming, tree .and 1o1r rs.Rtl D r:w , """' ..,_ new <well, five years old) Roll .. 1'BIJ!I Bennett · really liked bis a reason"'IBr her recent Tony Crabtree and. c"1 d '· on en . . ,_, ,.mJd Mrn ~onu ,. cmy ,.,..""'"' Ro ce d b n y were re· --::he~..~~~ they tt~ere al~eay• o,....fro,. Y •. , eparting wi1e but "eac ·. of Richardsoa divorce ... Young -~guests 8 t the . 0 =':":· 1 5tb psych!atriJts II oo• lather Frankiehad("Mame") Michael'•. Crabtree of Mr MnewKeane Ave. shop doing the In~U_I o o their the other ahr!Bker"blamed ... Radio 1 bearl attack; ia 'Mand cArth:.' Gordon McLaughlin son of Maplewood, spent a week end Mr. and Mrs. B. G. McLflugh· here Wllh Mrs. Baker's par· lin, Albany, wiD ce!ebra!A! his By Waylle G. Braoclstadt, eniB, Mr. and Mrs. D a Y 22nd birthday oa Nov 26 He I Q - Wbal would ...,. Canode, Pt Rock, and called oa ,Is in Viet Nam and. ca~ be I husband to have other relaUves and friends lo I remembered al lhe following ' sweat• at night? He may sweat the area. . . Iaddress: PFC Gordon B. Me· th 1 'ghts in . Mrs. Lewl8 Smith bas r.. Laughlin 2218080 US M C 1 11 FIFI'YDHYEAR GRUDGE [Dear Helen: lew Mr. and Mrs. Farm Fraley ce1ved word that her uncle . lln., lsi Marine lst Pti Co , ear elen. Please tell pranksten _Hal· farruly of Ashland, Ky. and ·~ aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rawl· FPO San Franc150 C!if. ' i 16602• Relatives of mine will be 1oween and otherwise _ to 1 A - Nlgb& sweata are Tackett, Flatwoods, Ky. ings have 'Brrived at ' a orrua, 1 ol AJa bIll I IIJIII. . I Jll married 50 years this Decem- Ithink before they play tricks. ~on Y seen In perstns w b · their brotller·in·law and :Park, Fla., ot the home · ber. A party is planned I o ' Im elf th t f th have tuberculosis but they sister, Mr. and Mrs. William I their SOD·in.law and . . . ys e res 0 e wav. l ually occur every night them by fnends and lhe11 chd- ~ at the hospital waiting after 'bliT 1 !ud · Culwell and other relatives re· ' Mr.a nd Mrs, Charles ~~~~~~ dren. A very big affair. my husband had a near'. fatal possl ltes nc e a eenlly. Mr. and Mrs. Deaver 1\J Evidently these planners are Iheart attack. They finally made cy of Vl~mm C or D. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Blanton of Albany who a:~::·~ unaware of the fact that this me go home and try to get ma~es w ch may be due teo and son, Greg, Jackson, visited . them will visit her 1 o couple bad to be married, and some rest, saying they'd call of causes, a ber parenls, Mr. and M ... :Hollywood, Fill., before their Urst child was born seven if an emergency arose. run- own cond•hon .0~· Jerry Culwell, and other rela- turning to Ohio. _ and. one·hall months afler !be l Exhaustion made me sleep. mg to some autbonlles, a lives here on Sunday. I Mr. Cecil Dwelley of Mr La S !th of Lfl wedding!' I am sure of my facta, But I was awakened il I be l crease In male hormone Mrs. Mary Kepnar and sons, do, Fla:, spent severai el Cliff Dan lhoygh somehow this bas all jmidd!e of the night by the : menopause}. The Jeffrey, Jonathon, and Gregory here w•th hiS daughters I8 1'I d I k I been glossed over. phone ringing. Only those who to remove the cause If of Hartford, Ohio, spent a ' families, Mr. and Mrs. GranY one . ay asl wee · Is It proper to have a wed· have waited lor this kind of can be feund. weekend with her parents, Mr. lville Stout Debra and Jimmy rs. Hattie Roush spent an[ ilal llllftclliltl:r • ding celebraUon - especially call know the terror 1 fell. In and Mrs. Dale Dye. 1•nd Mr. .;,d Mrs. Clay Jordan: •;•rung recently With her sis1 In the social rooms of the my hurry to reach the phone, . Q - My SOD, 18: has exces· Mr. and MT!. Grant Price of Dale and Barbara. r, Mrs. Edith Sham, Pomeroy. ! cburdl - under these condi- ;1 fell over a chair. 1 dragged Stve sweallng hiS ban!ls·iVan Wert spent Saturday night I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Eunle Bnnker and Thomas 1 ; tions? These peoPle are very lmyselft he rest of lhe yay, Whal causes .thiS ancl what can ' at the Lewis Smith . home and .and Walter Jordan speol sever· CarleiDn called at the home Si E WI. religious now, bul a sin is a sin, .and beard, "Hey, we've gol ai be d"'e for 111 called at the Dye home on SUn-1al days in Wilham Gamer in Long . and should not be taken lightly. live one," and music in the A - SweaUac llmlt<d 1D or day. ,they attended tht annual State • recent afternoon. If we fete them lor a "shotgun background, before J hung u chiefly on the palms i• usually Ruth Starkey and Clarys lGrange sessloa at the Betty \an Meter, $2'1.95 lmltriage" are we not condon· Then 1 called the doctor. ' caused by Instability of the ner· Slack accompanied their par- Gibson HoteL Mr. Starkey was Announcing !ng this conduct lor our chil· Now I'm in the hospital too. vous control of the blood ves· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bobo re-elected as State (j~:!~: :1 dren ancl grandchildren? Luckily my nip wasn't broken, sets i~ lhe ski~. When .the sur· Ito McArthur on Thursday even. \Gatekeepar and Walter J THE OPENING Two years ago my husband but I'll he in bed for several rounding a1r IS warm or the ing where the Bobos wen! the represented Meigs Countv OF 8lld 1 celebrated our golden Idays. My husband needs me. victim is emotionally keyed up, &Uesls of honor at the Pi~neer Prince ia the Youth Pageant wedding anniversary very quie~ , He doesa'l need this utra these blood VJ!SSels dll~~ • ¥~d Dlntlef ·held in the Me\tiOdlsl on Monday evenlag and particl· !y _ and WE had nothing ID worry. sweating occurs. · . Chu~h . social room !here. [paled iit other youth ac!iviUes hide! 1 think it is disgraceful I only hope those smarta!ecks The ant1persp!ranta applied Mrs .. Verlin Howery spent ·durmg the session. to itlvlte everyone ta town tD who think it is funny ID make to the armpits will DOl control sevetal days with her son·in- Mr. and Mrs. Joho R. \126 East Main St. ~ongratulate these wrongdoers. after-midnight calls read this this type ol aweating. Your son law •rill dau&ltter, Mr. and lox, of Huntington, VI. Va., What do you think? KAN· and see what harm they do, - should avoid c.ffee and other Mrs. Ralpb ·ChaP.fll&n IJld chll· cenUy were Sijncfay guests POMEROY SAS ClffiiSTIAN MRS. K. S. drinks that contain . cafielne. dren, St. H"fft:Y, Ohio . . Mr. the home of obis uncle, Robt!rtll Ph. 446-0796 4T2 Second Avi. MRS. HARRY L. BAILEY D "Ch . . ... Dear Mrs. S: Prophanleline bromide, obtain· Howery, WhOfe employment ls iMat!Dx and family. Prop. ~:• ou'r:~~~:ng • ear I hope. so too! I only wish ~b!y only on a doclrir's pre's~Hp- near St. Heljry also visited at June Jones and daughters the I bel 8II 50 h te y t these miSerable, dangerously lion, bas helped some persons the Chapman-home at night. Da~. Mn. Sally LoveJOY 00 stupid "jokers" could be cau&hl with this complaint. ~..~·· n, a , Ray Howery, who has spent Mr. and Mrs. Durward "h""t t008?tyess, 1e~1ousyt, n t and punished - and one of · · · · several years in the Washing. , and Sally of Fairborn viJited C <A r sdtam 'd ; gosSip, b tte no b gospe d 1. lhese days they all WJ·u• T be Q- llhal wUI make one , ton, D.' c., area has returned 1with Mr. and Mrs. Elza Mch n lou e r e g1ath 1 1 telephone company is working clothing tum yellow fro m home and will seek employment iComas and other relatives at 1the Victor Perry !lome, c ~nge your 1e11er . s?t ~1 on several sytems of dete<tion, sweat' · · in Ohio. · A ..:. ID per.o111 ,.,.,.·ar;,;ftot l Recent guests of Mr. Mrs. Scott McComas, Linda 011 Y you cankt'ecogmze 1-~h . some well perfected. erwtse tyhour ntesmen d m g t Even now pranks!A!rs - .,. 1·aundiced yellow sweat may Mrs. Ney Carpenter were . an'bStrelsa, spent a weekend guess 'tb e wr1 present ' pecta · 11 y the obs cene k'nd · "' ~lid ren, Mrs. ·· ayto n WI'th her brother b r an tok 1 - be causes• by tho invllllion- : ' thetr m 1 you. WI te a room as • en o 1akes a b'1g chance when the y the sweat glands by · ~ · 1aw, Mr. and lb ) H [ of Bo·t·1var an•• Mr. and , sts~r-tn· Mrs. etr es em. - · pull their phonies. A good per· I harmless bacteria 01 Mrs. Russell Mays, Strasbu11. Frank Schipper. and lamlly. II & ~c~ centage of them end up telling ' In the armpits) with a M1. and Mrs. Elmer Baker, ~ I\. ~~/~~~~dge. - H. callejl Nocardia. Yellow 'darters, Stle__aiJd_Sonja,_ . _ Retails effective Mon., Tues. and Wed. Nov. 7, 8 and 9 . mmm 11 ts occasiOnally seen m _:>J 1 am ~r1tmg to you. out of who are pregnant. IIOMEY •IITIIIIM s1U11f for? What effect .do .liter :u, eammcm KldtteJ' or BJadtttr Jr~ desperation. My marnage. tlsiJ'Pe shots have 011 lung virt• ll t~tatlon& &flee~ tw!ee •• many 'lllomen •• · · b t f il IDtn&nd mar make you ti!IJIIt and netVOUI SIX years IS a ou to a Q - I am • boutewlfe. es? · ~~~:t~ ~:~':~t...~:r:.~'ht~~!~~! It's all my fault. Over the A - Tbe cbitf u~e ur the anIIY. you fillY lou &leep and I Uffer rrom three years l have lo!l am taking Tylosterene. What Ublot' tr pto . . . th 2 lb. pkg., $1.29 Jleadattrou,Bac~actteaant1 feelold, t1red. it given for? Are there IC,! e mycm, IS tn e "SUPER-RIGHT" ALL MEAT ~:~~er;':; 1J:. ~:~ ~~~~~:"co~r~~ bi& of weight and J can't barmful side effects? b'eatment of tubetcn!9Sis. Cor· IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 1-lb. 65 eurblnr J.rrlt&tlnl •trm• In .uonc. t.eld u back. I'm skinny 88 a .a. - Tb~ -biDatloa tisone hal ne .• u-..f' l af!-":' vJue end-., analtt•lc:/.aln reuer. OtL ,. .. _... uu~ -..ll-', pkg. cmna •• '""~'"' "'"'""JuL. and my legs are eve• male arid lemale hormones any kind of. virtl$ bUlls QWI!il~ &;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o=,lnow. I am so seU-<OnsciOus used chiefly 111 the treatment to reduce iaOamiDJiijon. 1... Pomeroy can't. stand It and my menopausal symploms aitd also used with s~cla Socand s~. - - - - - - - - - - l•r is suffering. He works lite ltOatment of tuWrcUiosis. mBlly, many attractive pecially for the WOI'k "'td they are allowed (softening of the bones) WHITE EASTERN wear knee length .pants, elated with the ehange of tight. 1 have become a Such side effects u nausea, EARLY ~CAN STYLED PHILCO ing jealous wife because 1 seDie of lullnesa in the breasts Sire beadache and abdominal pr. look like they do, and 1 11 to S eve• want my husband to tress can usually be controll11dl ~ · by adjusting the dosa&e to MARVa- CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW ••em. How COR I &aln weight? individual Deeda. HALF GALLON would help my peace of ~:':;; 1 ..-!.::...~~~~~~~~ - INSANELY JEALOUS m ~ Q - What ere MIDDLEPORT CARTON Dear Wife: 1 think you've &ol the wt before lbe horse: peace of mlg:ht help you gain wei&ltL Make an appollitmenl with your doc!Dr lor a ' physical ~k-up and leU all about your nerves litd reasonable jealousy. He. belp you. llbn't del~yl - H. Tbll column il dedicated family Uvlng, so II you're lng tid lrOUble or just ~--- ' II'OUble, lei ~~ help .· ~ . Sltt will llJO we!oome 1 ou r ~"'; :' ~..~· .. ' ~\ ain~ aperldceL M..•. ; Uelen Bottel·li· cart tl ~nO Before you vote for WIENERS & SAUER KRAUT c SKINLESS WIENERS SAUER KRAUT 1.33 c GIRLS LOAFERS SJ-99 CdlOR TV Roush Shoe Store POTATOES ICE CREAM WIN ---- I 59c % S1000 CASH \. •P's tic tic t11 .; CIIfl ... ....11.... . ........ ''If······· .__., •. ~ m ' ' CASH~night .' . AS LOW ·~AS--;;o,. ·· - - ~::Oa!J.h~ YOU CERTAitiY CAN'T IE WRONG WHEN YOU SUP- . 4':-' Art. CUlb!l, .., apelbr Ala e.'leiiiB, Pal IIlii P.1mli ~ ... • ~ from Temple Church, atletlded Brlnlulr called en Mr. and Mn. caller of 'ftJelml Circle.' a ctrillled 111 apdY wort. Vlrcll Walker, Long Bottom - -·- - his~ ,, j Wi WON- 50 CAN YOU! pii'IIIOillh 4~.J:"iih1Dt 011 1 aew Ia . ~I Early Amerlo maplt. tllDWHF rea~~ Swivel eablaet. PORT .THE DEMOCRAT ncKET FROM THE STATEHOUSE to the .CQUmlouSl "· ., ' --r: .. ,. 111' "' -· �' · · · - ~ ~ ., .., _.. ,.., ___ .......... . . . .............. Up Your Dental Health . . .,,, ' """~ .t.l llf:!<:,,<"!~·!l'·~~loil!/1* , _ _ ~(IIO.f' '"--~ 18.9 Pertent In SEO Area Events Stiversville ' News Notes '' '· la.I~ICT GEORGE A. BANKS POl STATE REPRESENTATIVE LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORDSr . VOTE lltlllt Bill '"' • -INIIII by the Slate Slllllt, which wuld Mlfl OaUia County to the fullt of •11s,aoO.oo. Jtnator CeiiiM' 0,.-llt YOftll AGAINST this appropriation meuurt . . . whleh woulll hiVt COlt hit ,.. lilly of mtn like ltnlfor OtkiiY Colllnt- wile Mlflllll'ttd N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. Stnltar from thf - 1 I ...... ) --. ~) Industry . . . VOTE 1 MI!IGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER Slgntd: Gttrge Banks RE-ElECl Pd. Pol. All•. . A. Rhodes is "remarkable"-in fact, Ohio's chief executive i• one of the most remarkable men In pulllic life today. & is capable, dedicated, tndefatll&ble, enlhu· siastic and, perhaps most important of all, a man of bit word. H ever a sonrnor deaened reelection he It Governor llhoilea. His driviD& leadmblp hu brought to tbe Buckeye state four yeari of ouutandins proareu. He hal kept bll campaip promlln. He has illllilled Ia o&toans a tense of pride in their state. He hal "sold" Ohio from one end of the country to the other and even abroad . He has workeil tirelessly for Industrial development. He has made outstanding contributions to the field of higher edlleation. He has engineered major Improvements ID Ohio's highway and recreation facilities. DURING HIS (ll!lpaign four years ago, Gov. Rhodes pledaed a tireless campaign to create thou· sands of oew jobs through industrial expansion and 1 business cHmate. No one can deny that he has made good on this promise. New industries have been attracted to the state and existing indstry has ben expanded at a healtny pace. Industrialists throughout the state and the na· lion have shown confidence in Gov. Rhodes. During hiJ campaign Rhodes promised "no new taxea." People believed him. He has kept t~at pro· mise. Most of the state's many physical accomplish· ments, proposed by the governor. have been finan· ced through bond issues approved overwhelmlnllY by voters in the state. These accomplishments have cov· ered a wide range- branch universi· ties, highways, airport&, parks and ofber recreation facilities, mental health centers and museums. MR. RHODES has been a governor whose interests have been limitless and in all the people in all sertions of the state, not just the heavily popula· ted urban centers. We see strona evidence of his programs right here ln Southeastern Ohio. The list is long and Includes Ohio Uni· varsity campuses in Zanesville and St. Clairsville, countless miles of highway Improvements, the planned Improve· ments at Forked Run Lake whlch will make it one of the finest recreation Development Center• and scores of lesser frojects ln M~Js county. Mil· Uans o dollars have been spent In these and other proaralllll In the state .vit.hont the sltahtest hint of a scandal. In fact, everythlna about the administration of Mr. Rliodes has been rem~rt;ably clean. It hal been accom· p'i"hed becau1e Gov. Rhodes has sur· rounded himself with able, honest •' ' ' ' X·:1:OAKLEY C. COLLINS . ' ' HE IS A SENATOR ... :;. . ·' '· VOle;. ' j Mr. ll1d Mn. Floyd Gentner 11141 Mr. ad 7dn. 1IOblrt Abd · fl dGn and diUgbttr, Ttretta 01 Your vote an m uence dbela, Mich., IPflll 101111 needed and appreciated. lime wJth tllllr nepheW and Pd. Pol. AdY. Hr•. and Mrs. Carol · I'lerc!e, Jr., or Parter ltun. fo,r --' ~·:: lr HP, lor. ~ Ohio f FOR Itt STATE YOU! .; Laurel Uiff - , t THEY STAND FOR PROGRESS the , . ~ ..• • i • . . Ita to., laterttate COUncil of State Governmell.ts. ' . ' . · ·t ' . . ·. . f . · , - . . ·~·-: ' · ' I ~ _, ~· / '.. J~elled tulida.antlonll'<:otics lm,foved scbool fundi, illllltOftO bUl, ~·.V·I!.m. veterw' schoof leaislltlon, bill, drunke~Yinl !rw...,.W ~ \.·D• unemployment and. Wbrkmlln't COmpensation benefits, aD4 . ~ protediJt a(ld. legislation.. · ·· ' · · · · " · ' ' I ! ' ,', . • ' , ' ~I '. 'r ,l· ' ~' . ' '' aiCOONI110N . . ·' • ~ ' •• ' ' • " · l!:ndo""d bY,nt,IVspapers Oi dWict, ;:'.fveflaWal\11 .~ variou Ol'tlllllallons of IJI!utliiUtli'll Oblo !tr ilistinguishid legildallvt! servt~ .l,ii; · Oi tl!IJ, ~tlpl} ofthe State. . • :. ' • . ' . ' . .. . .. . f.,, '··~'.....,, , / ,; ; ' \',;; J'j! . '. ' > . ' '\ . ·_. ~ i({\1' . ., . . -~ .. -CT RE,~ELE . \'' • . • . ' ' I I "' ' ~ '· . . '·' . 1 :•:A ' ' · ~ fort:~tatfi; §i)~or · ' ~ ! ) ~ f;.• l '•: ~ ~ ""~" . . .' ~ .,.•-- ,( ' H. I . ,,' i:, I : ·" .l COMMISSIONER -NEW INDUSTRY -BmER HIGHWAYS .:.fLOOD CONTROL TEAM UP WITH RHODES & ·MILLER ' _ . . • • . 6 Chalrinali, lt-.lth lr Education Commltte~; mem~ of Agriculture I!.Contervati~ BlihWaJI ·. Mo(Ol' Veb¥lts,IJIII Taxation COmmittees. Appointed b~ qoVirnor to 13.stata ~ueation tommlttee; 111tt 111 &faLIAOEllSHIP REPUBliCAN CANDIDATE MEIGS COUNTY •NEW JOBS , Two yem Ill Oblo !louse, Twelve years In Oblo Senate, 'l'!llrtl rallkln& Sen~r In Olllo11Ut setllolt. CHARLES R. KARR, Sr. Society Notes CAPITQL DHIUINCI J1ote For""" Be·El@et t.H 1111 il yo.tie • Democrllt at Republican, un4 fH ffH you wllort ltllltet Ill the 19th COIIf,_y• "You i' l io~theelst ·'".· WORKING E 'Aeigs County AUDITOR VO.ICl ..OAKlEY COLLINS :~i:~~=~ln~to CALDWELL ' .. . GORDON H. A GREAT TEAM . FOR OHIO The fart~oblf Pli'lllklf AilDOaneement Flld ra Ill' llle CoUim 1~ ~lljiM ~ee .. .Il. £. LeWI!, Cbafmtln KEEP (PU~L - - - - ------ ---- -= ~ -------·------ - ---- ----~- -· '· TIIMI ' H. Pol. Mr. ELECT WAYNE GIBBONS REPUBLICAN &teet_ ,p CLAR Meigs County Auditor w 'i\·,'-. '~.' ., Hlrd-Worlcllll ••• C.,.,. ••• HOI'IIIf ' '• .,..,nceclluslnenmen ••• R~p•c•!!' 1.1~;1 , 'VQiilt6v.• • ~- • -.w.t RE-ELECT ·Stcite .Senator . THI ONI word that best deseribei Gov. Jamea -- i'• tti. _..,,. IIBhtHnth Dlttrlct. Reelect Governor Rhodes I"', ':I:I. I lor the fOld of the 18th Dlltrlct-fhe .,,.,,t.tion Wll ,....... NH • • · • lln't this tfhlonce onoutlt .. , That ltftltor Otlclty Ctllllll Ia ftl'ldnt Ill your inflrtm .. .and the lntereste af the 11th District, 0. to the pelll on Novwe..r 11ft ... end vole FOIL . and 1Upt10rf ••• Ol~ley Celllllt ftr II... OPTOMETRIST .. .' _. tlth 5tMIGrlll District $26,635,GOOI Thanks to the ferltlllht 11111 I~ Pd. Pol Adv. When ·:von 10 to tile poU1 Tuesday, Nov. 8, to vote rtmember the name Georae Banka who hu been Stlte Representative of Athens County 4 tel'llls, wants to repruent you, To ahow thai he has your loterut at heart both here and Gallla County, Mr. 8anU recently voted "Yea" to ReflllbUcan Senator Colllll amendment, wblch would have brought about f2GO,OOO each to Mel/ll and Gallia County lchoo1l. H1tl opponent, Balph Welker, voted "No• to tbllamendlllellt aDd it waa defeated by a vote of M to 61. Thill in lteelt lhOW!J tllat Ralph Welker, George Banks opponent, was not well tllformed. Melp aDd Ga!Ua counties cannot afford to lose -.oDD. Therefore vote for tjle man that has your at beart. Place an X before George Banks, State Repr1110tative, on Tuesday, Nov. a. He's a 1111n of aetiOD all4 experience. A!AJN,T .....,., OtkltJ r.etllllf' Oenont, on Augutt tO, 1t6S, vetlll MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER ~ \ f. - -·-- ------ ~-- \_ ' .. ,, ' ·' .\ �' · · · - ~ ~ ., .., _.. ,.., ___ .......... . . . .............. Up Your Dental Health . . .,,, ' """~ .t.l llf:!<:,,<"!~·!l'·~~loil!/1* , _ _ ~(IIO.f' '"--~ 18.9 Pertent In SEO Area Events Stiversville ' News Notes '' '· la.I~ICT GEORGE A. BANKS POl STATE REPRESENTATIVE LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORDSr . VOTE lltlllt Bill '"' • -INIIII by the Slate Slllllt, which wuld Mlfl OaUia County to the fullt of •11s,aoO.oo. Jtnator CeiiiM' 0,.-llt YOftll AGAINST this appropriation meuurt . . . whleh woulll hiVt COlt hit ,.. lilly of mtn like ltnlfor OtkiiY Colllnt- wile Mlflllll'ttd N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. Stnltar from thf - 1 I ...... ) --. ~) Industry . . . VOTE 1 MI!IGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER Slgntd: Gttrge Banks RE-ElECl Pd. Pol. All•. . A. Rhodes is "remarkable"-in fact, Ohio's chief executive i• one of the most remarkable men In pulllic life today. & is capable, dedicated, tndefatll&ble, enlhu· siastic and, perhaps most important of all, a man of bit word. H ever a sonrnor deaened reelection he It Governor llhoilea. His driviD& leadmblp hu brought to tbe Buckeye state four yeari of ouutandins proareu. He hal kept bll campaip promlln. He has illllilled Ia o&toans a tense of pride in their state. He hal "sold" Ohio from one end of the country to the other and even abroad . He has workeil tirelessly for Industrial development. He has made outstanding contributions to the field of higher edlleation. He has engineered major Improvements ID Ohio's highway and recreation facilities. DURING HIS (ll!lpaign four years ago, Gov. Rhodes pledaed a tireless campaign to create thou· sands of oew jobs through industrial expansion and 1 business cHmate. No one can deny that he has made good on this promise. New industries have been attracted to the state and existing indstry has ben expanded at a healtny pace. Industrialists throughout the state and the na· lion have shown confidence in Gov. Rhodes. During hiJ campaign Rhodes promised "no new taxea." People believed him. He has kept t~at pro· mise. Most of the state's many physical accomplish· ments, proposed by the governor. have been finan· ced through bond issues approved overwhelmlnllY by voters in the state. These accomplishments have cov· ered a wide range- branch universi· ties, highways, airport&, parks and ofber recreation facilities, mental health centers and museums. MR. RHODES has been a governor whose interests have been limitless and in all the people in all sertions of the state, not just the heavily popula· ted urban centers. We see strona evidence of his programs right here ln Southeastern Ohio. The list is long and Includes Ohio Uni· varsity campuses in Zanesville and St. Clairsville, countless miles of highway Improvements, the planned Improve· ments at Forked Run Lake whlch will make it one of the finest recreation Development Center• and scores of lesser frojects ln M~Js county. Mil· Uans o dollars have been spent In these and other proaralllll In the state .vit.hont the sltahtest hint of a scandal. In fact, everythlna about the administration of Mr. Rliodes has been rem~rt;ably clean. It hal been accom· p'i"hed becau1e Gov. Rhodes has sur· rounded himself with able, honest •' ' ' ' X·:1:OAKLEY C. COLLINS . ' ' HE IS A SENATOR ... :;. . ·' '· VOle;. ' j Mr. ll1d Mn. Floyd Gentner 11141 Mr. ad 7dn. 1IOblrt Abd · fl dGn and diUgbttr, Ttretta 01 Your vote an m uence dbela, Mich., IPflll 101111 needed and appreciated. lime wJth tllllr nepheW and Pd. Pol. AdY. Hr•. and Mrs. Carol · I'lerc!e, Jr., or Parter ltun. fo,r --' ~·:: lr HP, lor. ~ Ohio f FOR Itt STATE YOU! .; Laurel Uiff - , t THEY STAND FOR PROGRESS the , . ~ ..• • i • . . Ita to., laterttate COUncil of State Governmell.ts. ' . ' . · ·t ' . . ·. . f . · , - . . ·~·-: ' · ' I ~ _, ~· / '.. J~elled tulida.antlonll'<:otics lm,foved scbool fundi, illllltOftO bUl, ~·.V·I!.m. veterw' schoof leaislltlon, bill, drunke~Yinl !rw...,.W ~ \.·D• unemployment and. Wbrkmlln't COmpensation benefits, aD4 . ~ protediJt a(ld. legislation.. · ·· ' · · · · " · ' ' I ! ' ,', . • ' , ' ~I '. 'r ,l· ' ~' . ' '' aiCOONI110N . . ·' • ~ ' •• ' ' • " · l!:ndo""d bY,nt,IVspapers Oi dWict, ;:'.fveflaWal\11 .~ variou Ol'tlllllallons of IJI!utliiUtli'll Oblo !tr ilistinguishid legildallvt! servt~ .l,ii; · Oi tl!IJ, ~tlpl} ofthe State. . • :. ' • . ' . ' . .. . .. . f.,, '··~'.....,, , / ,; ; ' \',;; J'j! . '. ' > . ' '\ . ·_. ~ i({\1' . ., . . -~ .. -CT RE,~ELE . \'' • . • . ' ' I I "' ' ~ '· . . '·' . 1 :•:A ' ' · ~ fort:~tatfi; §i)~or · ' ~ ! ) ~ f;.• l '•: ~ ~ ""~" . . .' ~ .,.•-- ,( ' H. I . ,,' i:, I : ·" .l COMMISSIONER -NEW INDUSTRY -BmER HIGHWAYS .:.fLOOD CONTROL TEAM UP WITH RHODES & ·MILLER ' _ . . • • . 6 Chalrinali, lt-.lth lr Education Commltte~; mem~ of Agriculture I!.Contervati~ BlihWaJI ·. Mo(Ol' Veb¥lts,IJIII Taxation COmmittees. Appointed b~ qoVirnor to 13.stata ~ueation tommlttee; 111tt 111 &faLIAOEllSHIP REPUBliCAN CANDIDATE MEIGS COUNTY •NEW JOBS , Two yem Ill Oblo !louse, Twelve years In Oblo Senate, 'l'!llrtl rallkln& Sen~r In Olllo11Ut setllolt. CHARLES R. KARR, Sr. Society Notes CAPITQL DHIUINCI J1ote For""" Be·El@et t.H 1111 il yo.tie • Democrllt at Republican, un4 fH ffH you wllort ltllltet Ill the 19th COIIf,_y• "You i' l io~theelst ·'".· WORKING E 'Aeigs County AUDITOR VO.ICl ..OAKlEY COLLINS :~i:~~=~ln~to CALDWELL ' .. . GORDON H. A GREAT TEAM . FOR OHIO The fart~oblf Pli'lllklf AilDOaneement Flld ra Ill' llle CoUim 1~ ~lljiM ~ee .. .Il. £. LeWI!, Cbafmtln KEEP (PU~L - - - - ------ ---- -= ~ -------·------ - ---- ----~- -· '· TIIMI ' H. Pol. Mr. ELECT WAYNE GIBBONS REPUBLICAN &teet_ ,p CLAR Meigs County Auditor w 'i\·,'-. '~.' ., Hlrd-Worlcllll ••• C.,.,. ••• HOI'IIIf ' '• .,..,nceclluslnenmen ••• R~p•c•!!' 1.1~;1 , 'VQiilt6v.• • ~- • -.w.t RE-ELECT ·Stcite .Senator . THI ONI word that best deseribei Gov. Jamea -- i'• tti. _..,,. IIBhtHnth Dlttrlct. Reelect Governor Rhodes I"', ':I:I. I lor the fOld of the 18th Dlltrlct-fhe .,,.,,t.tion Wll ,....... NH • • · • lln't this tfhlonce onoutlt .. , That ltftltor Otlclty Ctllllll Ia ftl'ldnt Ill your inflrtm .. .and the lntereste af the 11th District, 0. to the pelll on Novwe..r 11ft ... end vole FOIL . and 1Upt10rf ••• Ol~ley Celllllt ftr II... OPTOMETRIST .. .' _. tlth 5tMIGrlll District $26,635,GOOI Thanks to the ferltlllht 11111 I~ Pd. Pol Adv. When ·:von 10 to tile poU1 Tuesday, Nov. 8, to vote rtmember the name Georae Banka who hu been Stlte Representative of Athens County 4 tel'llls, wants to repruent you, To ahow thai he has your loterut at heart both here and Gallla County, Mr. 8anU recently voted "Yea" to ReflllbUcan Senator Colllll amendment, wblch would have brought about f2GO,OOO each to Mel/ll and Gallia County lchoo1l. H1tl opponent, Balph Welker, voted "No• to tbllamendlllellt aDd it waa defeated by a vote of M to 61. Thill in lteelt lhOW!J tllat Ralph Welker, George Banks opponent, was not well tllformed. Melp aDd Ga!Ua counties cannot afford to lose -.oDD. Therefore vote for tjle man that has your at beart. Place an X before George Banks, State Repr1110tative, on Tuesday, Nov. a. He's a 1111n of aetiOD all4 experience. A!AJN,T .....,., OtkltJ r.etllllf' Oenont, on Augutt tO, 1t6S, vetlll MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER ~ \ f. - -·-- ------ ~-- \_ ' .. ,, ' ·' .\ �I • ~t:Extra Cash The Wan t Ad Way Business Services 1 THI WIIILm FII)!)LIN' BARLqW- WHfNI PASSEO AROIJNP. TH' HATl Or-JLV HOWCOME GOTTHUTTY~ 'IE I.OOKSO T TWO gOWN'IN· tH'MbirrH? II ONI OP THI -IJT PIOI'LII CALL DICK JIAWLINGS ... ·.,., we•t.... ,All lentn ·~ llwllnga Hond• S1l11 e Cllll• ,., llllera ............. I 11 WY :&4151 ••m•m cu,.. w uah cent. ,., ....,. .. , Till,.. c... .............. """ ..... ..,. ... .. MIDOLIPORT OHIO MWtlwt . . .,..... l celd on .... D~•* SERVICE Pomeroy Motor Co. ec:.r eTrucll eHNtw .. 1111111,- tM. • Bulldour eAnyTp For Rent Memcrv UIIH GOBlE FORD flY MIN Notice IT 0 TH ' TOI<'IO ONI•MINUTI ONLY SOc ,L PUI\POSES~r MUST~ &ARMITZU VOIWMOTO, 1r ONLY TAKEI .!!!.,.. Riililfir !!!!! OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. LI'L ABNER DRIVE A CLEAN CAR UDIATOR 0• THANitl & OIITUAIIII ~A:~ I'Ll.. FIND OUT 1\!GHr HEFIE.I>N' NOW!! ' J IJ.DRMTHRU CAR ·WASH POMIROY ' ~I~D WATCUI~· 'ili(Jil;IIT I'P ~ TO Tii5·~RK ~IN" MV HOUR- ------DICK TRACY Help Wanted " . c;J~~'!'~:~1\I.OCI( BY LIKt A Sl'r11HC DUCK, WHEN A 'l'!RRtr"Ic' Bl.AI:.'l' E't?UPTS AMV£, "DADD'f;' CAR. ROAD, Al.t ARE LO'S'I" BEHEA'J'H A CU:lAN'!'IC ROCKSLID£1 BEEF HIDES, bulcher trim-' med, tars, tail, lips, remov-1 Aal(ll!a ed, 7c lb., sailed, drained, 1 L._., green, 6c lb. lrillllllllll. Bill i Bailey, P. 0. Boll Ill, Reeds- I.Apo' 'PI ......... .., For The BEST htte..sliofAil DAilY CROSSWORD - ... ·- 11 6 6tc 1 9.Reuoa ville, 0. c:ooN7$) 50; M. , . fi .J5;.M.\ f . 11link $7.00-$1.11; Opooswnl 4()c ; . ~kunk IO.LubriA:a.teiJ $1.•; R. G. Fox (1826-64) $3.0041.50; Bill Bailey, P. 0. f U . Inquire 15. SeasontngBox 14, ReedSIIille, 0. 16. Toward 11 4 61 r 11. Rous~to BEEF 'f!IDES, wii\-pay 5c lb .. Pomervy St. : Mason W. Va .. Grovtr C. Rut :~h . Phone 77J. 5ti00. 10 28 IOip action 19. Reverberate 21 . Kin<loC meat 22 . Christmas O<>ng For Rent 1 ROOlf hou se with baUJ. full base~tnt, &JU ih 4th Sl., Mid· I' dlepop. 0 . f'h . 992-9941. ~. furms t'd, $35. Also 3 house!' for 1 le . .Jaceb Turner. 144 :-<. 4th Ave., M!ddlep<lrl, 0 Ph ,.368~-~-111_6tp 1 ROOM house wilh bath, in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. ·----- :!3 . Vapor 26. Ties 27. Antlt'!r 28 . Japanese coin 29. Mesopo. tam!& II J Sl.p : 3<1 . l\'rangle ;-~R-::oo=~i-ch:-o-use in Syracuse, 0 .. 10 4 DOWN 1. Rest 2 Lumpw ot. I~RMONY APARTMENTS-3 roonis furni shed. new: plastf'r. paint, noors-. hat h. sink. elPctric range, furnace, one block Jrom high st·nool Out ut all fi<>Jds . Ph . q<IZ-5392. ll&tfc ROOM house with bat"'. out of· higtl water , dosf" IQ school and church, 840 E. Main St.. Pomeroy, 0 ., Wrile N. IV Jenk.!l, 41 Mound St.. Alhen~. 0 . 4570t or 0311 Athens, 592- .34 . Diminutive 35. Praise .37. Trouble 38. Shining . 40. Birds H.Wute 42. Beset 4.3. Girl'• name 44. Not working tre 4.~ 5. Th..~ive I"Qe&.t: c:olloq. ful ~ VO·T · 23. Egl11 24. Tur~ H~ight : m•nt abbr. F.quip... pril 25. Epoch 26. Globule 28. Cio~e 31. Spea.k- with bi e u ~ p i d~ Paul Simon mallet 32 . City : for one . Slave.:a 33.0tfter. "·ate 15. Thailfdllll 36.Handlo r:;' • • ~ ,. I ~ " •" ,. ~ " ,. ~ ;;;; !;:% "' \0 I ~" I'" 41 ~ ~" " " I" ~ ..,_ /?. I"' ??: 11-'"7 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how to work It: AXTDLIIAAXII ~ 18 ENGLISH NOTICE OF IALE The ro uo win11 pers-onal propert, lhr r~ lil~ of Ml r .)' Still u .. .,e;ued I be offered for u le ~• her re~idem·e on lleWilts ltun Ht"'ad 1Lebwnon T<•wn · 1hfP. M~fp t.:uunty. Ohiof. Ill 10:00 '' · M. on WthneMI.ay . '<•wt:'mber 9th, 111611. Te rm ·. of Sale : Caah. Red l)reuer , lltalln~ S\0\·e. Table. Couch, Ch~i r, lto ckera. ~twin( Madlfn Buffet. ltefrllulllor . Coollinlt Stove, Cabinet. Wuher , Porch Swinl, .rm d olht'r Item! tuo numerou 1 to 1nent1 on. Homer G . Baxter , AdmiDis. tr~ tnr ot thr t:~ t~te ur Mary sull. Oece111ed . t.'row . Ctol'' .&. Porter Attorne.l'• Jor Adminl.trator 1. no1 :u nn AMIJr4DMINT TO FB H XFGYWA. XCCJ PQOT H BVP'XMFTI QWHMA .-ANF WO 11'16. It I 6tp J'FOYFTI!CT ,- t~ r;oM· furniSh~-- aparlmt>nt . . ~aturdlly'"a CrYIMoquot.!: A MAN IN P.ASSlON RIDES A ezeellent eond.itioo, com•eni- 1 }{Q.R.S& THAT RUNS AWAY WITH HIM.- SPURGEON ent to a !bopping j;lrea. im-J' (0 lM, K•n&: li'.. tu.r11 BJJUIIGAU, lm:,) mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992IIH a11er 5 p. m. 10 11 lie I ! llle.tz and hl fl llwll.)'l a t a rP<....,tl a r l':• t· l er or le11 th11n Is re asonablf ur . ' r•·v11er, ha\hll dUt! ~ ~a ni to Ill• . U~( lk , •urlece 111d . width flf the atrt>c t or h l~e h w~~· nn ot 11f any ot t.c•r cDno'llllon lh! n e.~ri.IUn111. and no l><'rfOft lha\1 drl11t' ~II)' lnu 1o t" ,·(• h ••·'·· ·n and UPOII lfl:l' Publill l irl'·l!1. 111" hl ~ h · 11 perltllt him tu brlnl II tt"' a llop "'llh·, In thf J.IMUN!o.l i!lt!~r fll•lp no••• ~ ~~'!"~II. ' Adopte•l SetHemher U. 106ti ' {.; . 0 . f"flilH . \ l . OI "II f BI C'hard Bailej, C:lerk·Treaaure r I m1 7, u. :ue· """·~• WJU<"iUUWt. 10 30 tfc · - · __ 1 ENGLISH Ford Coa1ul Cortina GT like HeW. 12 mU~II al Ph' --2590 . j K • ~ ••v · 10 %(1 tic l 2lt th ~ n Senate recorda ahow he missed 271 of 901 roll c1lla, .,. 1bsentH record of 30%. Th1 month of July h• miaaed 181 roD ulla of 388, an absentH record of SO%. I· per ~IDIHANCE! •P··~~~ 'I'HE DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR MISSED 271 ROLL CALL VOTES AS A FRESHMAN SENATOR DURING the 106th GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1965• spefti" y·Je1 Nam. Ph· l l965 I I wa)' at a .,.,,.h•r :.( reason for SeJliqt ownet 1o LONGFELLOW NO . U5 SICTION U-4 It Or<hlne~ b:V ltJe Counrll of . One Jetter limply atanda for anotber. In this sample- Ala uatu! '1 theBe VJ11111 of M.ld.dlepol'l, Ohio, lhilt : for the three L'a, X for the lwo O's, etc, Single letters, a.poa- Ilhf' rf! l>l! added tu Ord lnanre No trophies, the length and tormalion of the- words are all hlntA. 13~ St'ction l J. d 111 follows: I AUUitiD CU~I DIITANCf : EaCh day the code letters are different. OIDtNANCI NO. UJ IICTION n .• . No pt>rPU)n 11ha l1 vper~le 11 m<1tur ! A. Crypto&ram Quo&atl011 Vt'hlcle fn wnd upon lbt publio: s tfoeels, XHNA. Pomeroy 1961 CORVAIR Monza, lour Speed, bucket seats, $700, '17 II fMI2- 96.- , ,. · · . 6 DHtmb.. r , l!l6tl, or j"Cld .ll ment by //- ~ ~ BLAETTNARS NOTIC:f IY ..UILIC:ATION Cec U G. Cni1 will t•ke notice th.lt on the 24th day of Spplemher, 11166 tht' undenlgned, GJadn Crall Jllfld h•r !•o: titJon aJolln~l :v·m In the of Common l'le<e1 of \l eto C~ol,, Ohm l'fll\'lnM for di Yorc·• ~nd •·•lief . You ur nqulred to •""'"' 1 thO! sHi d petition b) t!•e 12th fl>llit \\"I ll bt •·emlerrd 311:1Unt l YOU, GLADYs cRA IO bY ·l<>hn A. £ph111(. Attorn e)l fo r PJ•InUfl Od . :u. Sov. 7, 14, Zl. :zs Dec. I . ~ "' '" ~ " ~ ~- p:; " ".... ,. ABSENTEE RECORD DIVULGED DlfiNDANT "•· 11,m ~ ~ fl Amlin, 01110, fe~; '0 c:•AIG, ltFD Ne. t Sp. . ~ , " " " - ~ ' ,, tZ. Pd. Pol. Adv. w. CICIL G. 40, Help wise OP: MilOS COUNTY, OHIO (lt .. IG , Mi"'lll¥1111, Ohio, aLADYS 39.MO<Waia .Btlgiu• CultL- MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER i"MTHI c:OuJtT OF- c0i.MoN-Pi1AI i t'r's 9 . S ht'l!fi ~il . ' . -- - -·- - - - - -- MCKENZIE PROPERTY ' conSiSting of lWO hOt18eS 1 d[ $5 h ODe I rente or ~ per mont , one 1 vacant ; three garages. one rented for $5 per month two vacant lots all on Cor1aor Slreet, Pomeroy, Ohio, will I be sold lo the highest bidder : at the offit"e of O'Brien Brien, 101)1..2 Court ....., '' Pomeroy. Ohio, on Sal!,r<hry, 11 N(tvember 12. 1966, ~t JO a.m. Ca nnot be sold for less lhon nppraisf'd va l~e of fti,SOO. ~·.,r more infor., , ~.f. i 'ln call ~Cl2 2:2n O'Brien & O'Brien. Allorney fm Dona!~ MrKt!'lZie. A.rtmlli t•tra~lr of estai41 ol Berrha McKenzie, dec. 11 7 Gallia 1nd Meiga County cannot aHorCI only one hllf, or even two-thlrda, rapriSII1tltlon in the Ohio Senate on lnuea vital to lh progress. Galli• and Meigs Counti1ns vote for, 1nd deaerve, lll'love 1nd full-time .repreaentation. FOR CONTINUED "ON-THE-.108" VITALITY AND ' ' DEDICATION TO $0UTHEASTERN OHIO I State Senatar ' :>' •• . - - - - --+--,:.- X Conln• For Sen•••• ComtnltiPe ' . -- . . ,. ·· - - - - - - OAKLEY C. COLLiNS . Pd. Pol. Atb't :: 5tcl'"'""""""""'"""'""'"""""'""'!!l!!!""''""!i!!l!-io. ,., ., ....,...------•••••••' •. ...............----·-··- .. .. ~ ~ ~· . ....~ ·• · · · ~ · · ~··· .... ,. " ·' ~ . ' ~- ' ~ ISUOS aUNNY Re-Elect I . ' AIIBIE AND SLATS Meigs~ :!'0. Peruse 6. Giving "1. ....,poser l&U,._ .,., ' i !; \ I ·' .' r I I ' I~ I J.IAON'T .:I'RE.t!DV GIJCIS8W WI-IAT ~fQl, 1"0 '<NOW NOW ,:oR CERTAIN, Will-I '"Q:i!m: BIRD£i CI-4ECI(!rf' SO qUICk', TMA'CE' QJR'J; TH~ 'T~ REALLY GOT POo"' •OAOov·l OJ.l .,.. "D·D·DADO"t"G<JNE ! NEVSR E'\liR ' •EE "D·O ·OAOO'f" ·~AJN I ., �I • ~t:Extra Cash The Wan t Ad Way Business Services 1 THI WIIILm FII)!)LIN' BARLqW- WHfNI PASSEO AROIJNP. TH' HATl Or-JLV HOWCOME GOTTHUTTY~ 'IE I.OOKSO T TWO gOWN'IN· tH'MbirrH? II ONI OP THI -IJT PIOI'LII CALL DICK JIAWLINGS ... ·.,., we•t.... ,All lentn ·~ llwllnga Hond• S1l11 e Cllll• ,., llllera ............. I 11 WY :&4151 ••m•m cu,.. w uah cent. ,., ....,. .. , Till,.. c... .............. """ ..... ..,. ... .. MIDOLIPORT OHIO MWtlwt . . .,..... l celd on .... D~•* SERVICE Pomeroy Motor Co. ec:.r eTrucll eHNtw .. 1111111,- tM. • Bulldour eAnyTp For Rent Memcrv UIIH GOBlE FORD flY MIN Notice IT 0 TH ' TOI<'IO ONI•MINUTI ONLY SOc ,L PUI\POSES~r MUST~ &ARMITZU VOIWMOTO, 1r ONLY TAKEI .!!!.,.. Riililfir !!!!! OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. LI'L ABNER DRIVE A CLEAN CAR UDIATOR 0• THANitl & OIITUAIIII ~A:~ I'Ll.. FIND OUT 1\!GHr HEFIE.I>N' NOW!! ' J IJ.DRMTHRU CAR ·WASH POMIROY ' ~I~D WATCUI~· 'ili(Jil;IIT I'P ~ TO Tii5·~RK ~IN" MV HOUR- ------DICK TRACY Help Wanted " . c;J~~'!'~:~1\I.OCI( BY LIKt A Sl'r11HC DUCK, WHEN A 'l'!RRtr"Ic' Bl.AI:.'l' E't?UPTS AMV£, "DADD'f;' CAR. ROAD, Al.t ARE LO'S'I" BEHEA'J'H A CU:lAN'!'IC ROCKSLID£1 BEEF HIDES, bulcher trim-' med, tars, tail, lips, remov-1 Aal(ll!a ed, 7c lb., sailed, drained, 1 L._., green, 6c lb. lrillllllllll. Bill i Bailey, P. 0. Boll Ill, Reeds- I.Apo' 'PI ......... .., For The BEST htte..sliofAil DAilY CROSSWORD - ... ·- 11 6 6tc 1 9.Reuoa ville, 0. c:ooN7$) 50; M. , . fi .J5;.M.\ f . 11link $7.00-$1.11; Opooswnl 4()c ; . ~kunk IO.LubriA:a.teiJ $1.•; R. G. Fox (1826-64) $3.0041.50; Bill Bailey, P. 0. f U . Inquire 15. SeasontngBox 14, ReedSIIille, 0. 16. Toward 11 4 61 r 11. Rous~to BEEF 'f!IDES, wii\-pay 5c lb .. Pomervy St. : Mason W. Va .. Grovtr C. Rut :~h . Phone 77J. 5ti00. 10 28 IOip action 19. Reverberate 21 . Kin<loC meat 22 . Christmas O<>ng For Rent 1 ROOlf hou se with baUJ. full base~tnt, &JU ih 4th Sl., Mid· I' dlepop. 0 . f'h . 992-9941. ~. furms t'd, $35. Also 3 house!' for 1 le . .Jaceb Turner. 144 :-<. 4th Ave., M!ddlep<lrl, 0 Ph ,.368~-~-111_6tp 1 ROOM house wilh bath, in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. ·----- :!3 . Vapor 26. Ties 27. Antlt'!r 28 . Japanese coin 29. Mesopo. tam!& II J Sl.p : 3<1 . l\'rangle ;-~R-::oo=~i-ch:-o-use in Syracuse, 0 .. 10 4 DOWN 1. Rest 2 Lumpw ot. I~RMONY APARTMENTS-3 roonis furni shed. new: plastf'r. paint, noors-. hat h. sink. elPctric range, furnace, one block Jrom high st·nool Out ut all fi<>Jds . Ph . q<IZ-5392. ll&tfc ROOM house with bat"'. out of· higtl water , dosf" IQ school and church, 840 E. Main St.. Pomeroy, 0 ., Wrile N. IV Jenk.!l, 41 Mound St.. Alhen~. 0 . 4570t or 0311 Athens, 592- .34 . Diminutive 35. Praise .37. Trouble 38. Shining . 40. Birds H.Wute 42. Beset 4.3. Girl'• name 44. Not working tre 4.~ 5. Th..~ive I"Qe&.t: c:olloq. ful ~ VO·T · 23. Egl11 24. Tur~ H~ight : m•nt abbr. F.quip... pril 25. Epoch 26. Globule 28. Cio~e 31. Spea.k- with bi e u ~ p i d~ Paul Simon mallet 32 . City : for one . Slave.:a 33.0tfter. "·ate 15. Thailfdllll 36.Handlo r:;' • • ~ ,. I ~ " •" ,. ~ " ,. ~ ;;;; !;:% "' \0 I ~" I'" 41 ~ ~" " " I" ~ ..,_ /?. I"' ??: 11-'"7 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how to work It: AXTDLIIAAXII ~ 18 ENGLISH NOTICE OF IALE The ro uo win11 pers-onal propert, lhr r~ lil~ of Ml r .)' Still u .. .,e;ued I be offered for u le ~• her re~idem·e on lleWilts ltun Ht"'ad 1Lebwnon T<•wn · 1hfP. M~fp t.:uunty. Ohiof. Ill 10:00 '' · M. on WthneMI.ay . '<•wt:'mber 9th, 111611. Te rm ·. of Sale : Caah. Red l)reuer , lltalln~ S\0\·e. Table. Couch, Ch~i r, lto ckera. ~twin( Madlfn Buffet. ltefrllulllor . Coollinlt Stove, Cabinet. Wuher , Porch Swinl, .rm d olht'r Item! tuo numerou 1 to 1nent1 on. Homer G . Baxter , AdmiDis. tr~ tnr ot thr t:~ t~te ur Mary sull. Oece111ed . t.'row . Ctol'' .&. Porter Attorne.l'• Jor Adminl.trator 1. no1 :u nn AMIJr4DMINT TO FB H XFGYWA. XCCJ PQOT H BVP'XMFTI QWHMA .-ANF WO 11'16. It I 6tp J'FOYFTI!CT ,- t~ r;oM· furniSh~-- aparlmt>nt . . ~aturdlly'"a CrYIMoquot.!: A MAN IN P.ASSlON RIDES A ezeellent eond.itioo, com•eni- 1 }{Q.R.S& THAT RUNS AWAY WITH HIM.- SPURGEON ent to a !bopping j;lrea. im-J' (0 lM, K•n&: li'.. tu.r11 BJJUIIGAU, lm:,) mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992IIH a11er 5 p. m. 10 11 lie I ! llle.tz and hl fl llwll.)'l a t a rP<....,tl a r l':• t· l er or le11 th11n Is re asonablf ur . ' r•·v11er, ha\hll dUt! ~ ~a ni to Ill• . U~( lk , •urlece 111d . width flf the atrt>c t or h l~e h w~~· nn ot 11f any ot t.c•r cDno'llllon lh! n e.~ri.IUn111. and no l><'rfOft lha\1 drl11t' ~II)' lnu 1o t" ,·(• h ••·'·· ·n and UPOII lfl:l' Publill l irl'·l!1. 111" hl ~ h · 11 perltllt him tu brlnl II tt"' a llop "'llh·, In thf J.IMUN!o.l i!lt!~r fll•lp no••• ~ ~~'!"~II. ' Adopte•l SetHemher U. 106ti ' {.; . 0 . f"flilH . \ l . OI "II f BI C'hard Bailej, C:lerk·Treaaure r I m1 7, u. :ue· """·~• WJU<"iUUWt. 10 30 tfc · - · __ 1 ENGLISH Ford Coa1ul Cortina GT like HeW. 12 mU~II al Ph' --2590 . j K • ~ ••v · 10 %(1 tic l 2lt th ~ n Senate recorda ahow he missed 271 of 901 roll c1lla, .,. 1bsentH record of 30%. Th1 month of July h• miaaed 181 roD ulla of 388, an absentH record of SO%. I· per ~IDIHANCE! •P··~~~ 'I'HE DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR MISSED 271 ROLL CALL VOTES AS A FRESHMAN SENATOR DURING the 106th GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1965• spefti" y·Je1 Nam. Ph· l l965 I I wa)' at a .,.,,.h•r :.( reason for SeJliqt ownet 1o LONGFELLOW NO . U5 SICTION U-4 It Or<hlne~ b:V ltJe Counrll of . One Jetter limply atanda for anotber. In this sample- Ala uatu! '1 theBe VJ11111 of M.ld.dlepol'l, Ohio, lhilt : for the three L'a, X for the lwo O's, etc, Single letters, a.poa- Ilhf' rf! l>l! added tu Ord lnanre No trophies, the length and tormalion of the- words are all hlntA. 13~ St'ction l J. d 111 follows: I AUUitiD CU~I DIITANCf : EaCh day the code letters are different. OIDtNANCI NO. UJ IICTION n .• . No pt>rPU)n 11ha l1 vper~le 11 m<1tur ! A. Crypto&ram Quo&atl011 Vt'hlcle fn wnd upon lbt publio: s tfoeels, XHNA. Pomeroy 1961 CORVAIR Monza, lour Speed, bucket seats, $700, '17 II fMI2- 96.- , ,. · · . 6 DHtmb.. r , l!l6tl, or j"Cld .ll ment by //- ~ ~ BLAETTNARS NOTIC:f IY ..UILIC:ATION Cec U G. Cni1 will t•ke notice th.lt on the 24th day of Spplemher, 11166 tht' undenlgned, GJadn Crall Jllfld h•r !•o: titJon aJolln~l :v·m In the of Common l'le<e1 of \l eto C~ol,, Ohm l'fll\'lnM for di Yorc·• ~nd •·•lief . You ur nqulred to •""'"' 1 thO! sHi d petition b) t!•e 12th fl>llit \\"I ll bt •·emlerrd 311:1Unt l YOU, GLADYs cRA IO bY ·l<>hn A. £ph111(. Attorn e)l fo r PJ•InUfl Od . :u. Sov. 7, 14, Zl. :zs Dec. I . ~ "' '" ~ " ~ ~- p:; " ".... ,. ABSENTEE RECORD DIVULGED DlfiNDANT "•· 11,m ~ ~ fl Amlin, 01110, fe~; '0 c:•AIG, ltFD Ne. t Sp. . ~ , " " " - ~ ' ,, tZ. Pd. Pol. Adv. w. CICIL G. 40, Help wise OP: MilOS COUNTY, OHIO (lt .. IG , Mi"'lll¥1111, Ohio, aLADYS 39.MO<Waia .Btlgiu• CultL- MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER i"MTHI c:OuJtT OF- c0i.MoN-Pi1AI i t'r's 9 . S ht'l!fi ~il . ' . -- - -·- - - - - -- MCKENZIE PROPERTY ' conSiSting of lWO hOt18eS 1 d[ $5 h ODe I rente or ~ per mont , one 1 vacant ; three garages. one rented for $5 per month two vacant lots all on Cor1aor Slreet, Pomeroy, Ohio, will I be sold lo the highest bidder : at the offit"e of O'Brien Brien, 101)1..2 Court ....., '' Pomeroy. Ohio, on Sal!,r<hry, 11 N(tvember 12. 1966, ~t JO a.m. Ca nnot be sold for less lhon nppraisf'd va l~e of fti,SOO. ~·.,r more infor., , ~.f. i 'ln call ~Cl2 2:2n O'Brien & O'Brien. Allorney fm Dona!~ MrKt!'lZie. A.rtmlli t•tra~lr of estai41 ol Berrha McKenzie, dec. 11 7 Gallia 1nd Meiga County cannot aHorCI only one hllf, or even two-thlrda, rapriSII1tltlon in the Ohio Senate on lnuea vital to lh progress. Galli• and Meigs Counti1ns vote for, 1nd deaerve, lll'love 1nd full-time .repreaentation. FOR CONTINUED "ON-THE-.108" VITALITY AND ' ' DEDICATION TO $0UTHEASTERN OHIO I State Senatar ' :>' •• . - - - - --+--,:.- X Conln• For Sen•••• ComtnltiPe ' . -- . . ,. ·· - - - - - - OAKLEY C. COLLiNS . Pd. Pol. Atb't :: 5tcl'"'""""""""'"""'""'"""""'""'!!l!!!""''""!i!!l!-io. ,., ., ....,...------•••••••' •. ...............----·-··- .. .. ~ ~ ~· . ....~ ·• · · · ~ · · ~··· .... ,. " ·' ~ . ' ~- ' ~ ISUOS aUNNY Re-Elect I . ' AIIBIE AND SLATS Meigs~ :!'0. Peruse 6. Giving "1. ....,poser l&U,._ .,., ' i !; \ I ·' .' r I I ' I~ I J.IAON'T .:I'RE.t!DV GIJCIS8W WI-IAT ~fQl, 1"0 '<NOW NOW ,:oR CERTAIN, Will-I '"Q:i!m: BIRD£i CI-4ECI(!rf' SO qUICk', TMA'CE' QJR'J; TH~ 'T~ REALLY GOT POo"' •OAOov·l OJ.l .,.. "D·D·DADO"t"G<JNE ! NEVSR E'\liR ' •EE "D·O ·OAOO'f" ·~AJN I ., �... ,. .. J~ Sentinel, Pomeroy·'Mlddl~ o., Nov. '1, 1988 A 1H I .1 nnua 0 iuay Trm ,.,... Ba r. pt r Youth~BoWlSunday .'' Sea o· son mner, Party Pia ned n ....;r ·and·' 'r Similay. "l''iey>~ 1~~ell''wltljrMr~anb·'Mrt. ·Suridoy Dlnm:r t. Maurice Tholl'IPIWII; . m' ~ . Given by Andrew• lngjon Sunday evening. ) 'hi . .. Keith Mocgan, Oblo Unlversl- wltll ,Mr: and. Mrs. M~Un ' '111e 1)\'ln City 5e1l!Or ll~Ptlst! . ' ty student, spimt the weekend Sumrpe* :an Cuyahoga Falls Mr. and Mrs. Clarenced AndYouth Fellowship mel In Gal-: '.&.L.;.ut W\111 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. witll ' "~''' apd Mrs. Harry rews entertained with a Inner .;JefVICeS OR Un epor S 80r n . Upolls SUnday afternoon for a JUJU Roger Morgan and daughter, Cross, lind' In Hamsbura ,wlth''on $ilnday at their home, Eb· 'l11e November meeting of · ,· · . · ,' · · • ' M ·H wi" , 1 enezer · sI. Plans were made to begin a er. Tbe secretary reported that the Happy Harvesters class of bowling Pal'\!'. . ' I Kathy. Mr. ·~• rs. Oilier nn Sunday evening church service a balance of $2,953 was needed the Trinity United Church of RA~d~ weleR J;:y llf:m1 ' 1 M~. ~E. Burdett: :;d c~~~- Recent guests o( Mr. · and Present were Rev. and l\11'1. and commission reports were to pay current church askings Christ was held Friday evening st""" ~~ I H II s'i:'y, es Qr tte f w~re ~ a~ I • Mrs Richard V..ghao were Raymond Hili, Mr. and Mn;. made at the regular meeting of by Dee. 31 which include con- at the church with Mrs Henry evce nawoa'· td Mlyseh I• Lei. J "" BJ·'- nLaer guesi,Molh r~ aln R tl rnds. M .and Mrs •-nard Wehrle Milton Roush and Sandra, Mn;. t d t · Ia owan, v c ae, ar- Bruce Wallace, o.,. ..e. wrence 1 oau n u a . r. · """ • . d nd T • r r v lh Off.. 1 Bo d 1 H th 1 e .•c•a ar o ea erence amollD s an curren Reibel, president, in charge. ry Wiles Tink Triplett, Mike and Gary Stobart, students atj Mr. &Ad Mrs. Paul Winn have Charleston, W. Va. They rer Jennings Waylan a ~; MethodiSt Church Sunday even- exApenses. ber Prayer from the yearbook Buskirk ~nd Bob Priddy They Marshall University Hununa. -turned from a recent vaca- centiy returned from Florida Mr. and Mrs. Clyde And nd mg. · opened the. meei1·ng · were accompamed . by Rev. · and, ton, w. va .. spent the ' weekend 1"0 "-:"' • . . • • 1or ··• • . n every . mem d canvass . th ·m umson lion tnp m various points m wllere they hav,e resid~ ..~ the host and hostess a .The Rev. Max Donahue pre· Will be camed out .urmg he Checks were received from Mrs Carver Williams and ' with their families. I;O~hl~o~in~cl~ud~in~g~Cl~e~ve~la~nd::_;w~h~e~re~se:_;;ve~ra~l~m~o~n~tbS~ · ~·-~--,_;;;;Sus~an~an~d;;..;Ra.;,i;i;y;;;mond;;;;;;ii.;;;;;;;;;;;;"\ Sided m !he absence of t be next two weeks to raiSe t e. Mrs Louis Reibel and Miss . nd K th S ""' -- · eh · w Glbbo'thns, and .•Mmoubent nhee ded rdy b De 31 · Joe Foster. Roome a a y pe.'6'er, mredmanh, . uynte c. g· . Thelma Grueser for boUle Columbus. spent the week~nd . . . ' ' open t e mee mg WI pray- em rs tp ca s were tven caps Miss Thelma Grueser, .., ~ . h h I M dM . - - - · · - - to various members for use in Mrs.· Clara Karr and Mrs. i ::~~e ~:.:~~'anJ· ::~got~: REPORTS IN DA NANG the canvass and members on Lillie Hauck were named as 000 3D , c· d Postal Clerk Third Class Don- the committee Will report at the the nominating committee. '~u~day guests of Rev. I aid G. Stepheuson, USN, son church at the close of the dnve. Plans were made for a and Mrs. Max Donohue and I of Mrs C. Arnott of Route I, CommiSSion chairman report- Chnstmas dinner and party and OU family were his mother and sis· Racme, has reported for duty ed on several proJects, mclud· a $! gJft exchange al the •• M Eu Don h nd · ., · be h' d 1 wr, rs. gene a ue a h I S at t e Nava upport ActJI'I.Y mg mem rs Ip an evange ISm church Friday, Dec. 2, at 6 p. ,1 Phyl!is Donahue of Lancaster. In Da Nang, V1et Nam. by Mrs. Nan Moore, whiCh has lm. The hostesses, Mrs Ben ~ They attended the morning worplaced special emph>siS on new Neutzlmg, Mrs. Adam Ellersship service at Heath Meth<> The Almanac church membership durmg No- bach Miss Lena Grueser and J w K ed f G ve City d' t Ch rch vember and December, and re' . . . . : · enn Y o . ro IS u · . By Uoited Press tnternatiooal ted the pd t f th Mrs Lillie Hauck Will furmsh VISited Saturday With former Mrs. Rush Philson and son, . Today i• Monday Nov 7 the phor h on beu ha mg 11 ed e the dessert for the dinner. The neighbors and friends and at· IErich Rush, New Jersey, came 1 . • · • c urc mem rs 1p ro s; ube h ld N b 17 • Ph'! W'l ·· · 311tb day of i966 with 54 to cation commission, by Jack hazaar to e ovem er tended t11e funeral of 1 1· Saturda~ for a VISit Will) her (Dllow. Bechtle, reporting a meeting was announced and members hamson. . . parents-m·law.• Mr.. and Mrs. The moon is between its last planned to d'sc the com· g asked to donate baked goods Mrs. Florence BurnSide IS Ben Philson m Racme. They quarter a.nd new phase. Christmas o~se~:~nce in ~~e and fancy work. . con.fined to he.r home, West were met at ttle Charleston airThe morning stars are MarsCh h Sch 1 Games were played dunng Mam St., by Illness. ,port Saturday by Mr, Philson ., 00 · and Jupller. urc . . ; !he social hour wit.~ prizes a- .Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie IRush Philson is stationed at ; The evenjng star is Satm n. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, commiS-~ warded to Mrs. Mn .. Memhart. VISited Suoday With Mrs. B. F. Okmawa at the present but Is p lish physicist and chemist ,sion on missions. reported that Mrs. Fred Dessauer, Mts. Gravely and Mrs. J. E. Eden. Iexpected to return to the slates M~ame Curie was born on this lone month would be designat~ Grover Erb and Mrs. Phil Miss Jerri Frick. re.turned to later in the year. d · 1867 ed as missions monlb with a Meinhart. Refreshments were her employment m Columbus Mrs. James Brewington and az;;~hJS d~y in history: missionary speaker to be pres- served by the hostesses, Mrs. Sunday, after undergoing sur- daughter, Mrs. Roger Luckey] 1800 the Lewis and Clark enL Mrs. Emerson Jones, soc- Lawrence Lanning, Mrs. Glad- gery at Mt. Carmel Hospital doo, spent the weekend m Co~·r ' ·ghted the Pacific 1ial concerns, announced that the ys Cuckler, Mrs. Everett Dai· three weeks ago. lumbus with the former's sister, ~x 110~ ~~ uth of the : annual community dinner would ley and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar Miss Bonnie Smith, student at Mrs. Esther Kissell, who is anba R' e mo i be sponsored again this year rrom a table carrying out the Glenville S t a te College, 1improving from a recent illness. C0""1urn 13 1ver. ld · d Gl 'II W ' t th e Mr. Luckeydoo spen t th e week . w ki· an · urmg December, an Mrs. 0. fall theme. •nvi e, . Va.. spen 1 1874 H n . ' atrper sd eet· ' r niP. Klein, worship commission, weekend with her parents, end with tlis parents, Mr. and the 11rst car oon epiC mg ::1 . M M 1 s 'th · N h bol 1 th announced Improvements to be l Rev. and rs. enze m1 Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo m ew 0 elepha~t as t e sym e, made in the choir loft and re· ! Un/0( f0Up Rev. L. R. Carmichael and Haven, W. Va., and joined bis h-C "h"• ., .Boa . neat urch rd Plans Evenmg ·- ' s day,. R t H d . r,'.' ' .' ~" ·, '~t t\t. \ d"""' d' Ab the l pomeroy ! j , I ° NEW L.A:MPS Visit Elberfelds Furniture 'Department and See the.New Lamps Displayed On The .2nd and 3rd Floors .- ' . I a1 :y • I Ar • ~-- ·MiddJ'epott ,. wa\oo" .. '•: VOL XVIII NO. 173 -- ·' In Ped~rnales Co-Op Model Kitchen • •- Det~oeed ' • ' t • -- ·r., TIN l,.,...b Of TIN Mel,..llftJJOn .4ree ' ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~. •• ,6 .' ,. .'··· .' ' . LB All the newest styles and colors in PoltJamps, Table Lamps, Tree Lamps, Desk Lamps, Floor Lamps, Boudoir Lamps, Pin-Up Lamps Elberfelds In PomeroJ J , G 1 ,. WI'// Repub •can parth;, Bolsheviks !pairs to the organ. Mrs. Klein Remember Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm or wife at the Brewington home In 19l7. t . . ·was also named cha1rman of south Webster attended the j.-.'"":~~~~~~~: overthrew the Russoan provi· the Worship Commission and Shufl'n PerSOnS homecommg at Enterprise EUB 1 sional government ~f Alexander ! Newman Burdette, org'anist, church Sunday. Kerenskv· and Lemn assumed I' was made a member. J a c k Plans were made to remem- M'1ss MHfJOfle · · Ben tz, st udent ~---~--- ·Bechtle, trustee, refM)rted on ber shut-ins for Thanksgiving at Mountain State Business Col, the roof repair, and the paint- , and to have 8 Thanksgiving ob- lege, Parkersburg, ":'· Va., NON-PARTISAN BALLOT m~ of the parsonage roof servance next Sunday evening spent the weekend WIIh her l'tl~ board approved a_heiwhen the Junior Youth Fellow- ~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pomeroy Onto planmng of. a Sunday even mg sh ip of Heath Methodist church Bentz. 5unday, Mond1y, fuesdtr' church serv1ce by the Rev. met Sunday evening at the Mr. '8nd Mrs. John PumphNovember 6-7-8 1'MY FAIR LADY" 1 Donahue. Mrs Jones announc- church. rey of Columbus and Mr. and YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED ('J'erhnicolon , ed that the Junior MYF mem- Eddie Brown, president, pre- Mrs. Ralph Barbee or Grove Audrey Hepburn, Rex Hllrri· , bers planned to assist with the , sided and led the group in the City were Sunday guests _ or Mr_ j so n. Sranley HoJlQway. 1. Pre-Law Education, Ohio lJnl· commun_ity dinn er. . Lord's Prayer. Glenna Sprague and . Mrs. Charles Goeglem and versity, Athens, Ohio. 8. Special Counaet for AIIOEIIIS W6dnesdo1y, November 9 AHendmg the r'Jeetmg were was pianist for the hymn sing. fam_1Jy. General of Ohio. NOT OPEN 2. Law Degree, Ohio State Uni· the Rev. Max DonahiJe, Jack ,ing and devotions were given l'wh_ss ~heryl Hood, student at versity, Col.umbus,-- Ohio. 7, Member of COitgress, 81111 fnursday thru Salurdly Bechtle, Mr. and Mrs. James by Karen McGirr. Glenna Spra- NahonwJde Beauty Academy, , 3. Practicing Attorney. ConJreos. Repre.entatlv.,. lOOi November 10·11·12 I " BATTLE OF THE BULGE" . Euler, Mrs. 0. P. Klein, Mrs. gue will be devotional leader Columbus, spent the week•nd District of Ohio. · f. Member- Ohio Legislature 98th j Nan Moo~e, Mr~ Emerson for the next meeting. with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' j ITechnico lor ; nnd 88th ·-General Assembly 8. Admitted to Pnrtfoe Ill stall Henry Fonda , Robert Shaw. Jones, M1ss Fneda Faehnle, A film strip entiUed, "Am· Melvm Hood. . ('49-'50.'51-'~2) . and Federal · Courts, lllcludfal Robert Ry:m, Dana 1\ndrcws, Mi" Bess Sanborn, Mr. and bassadors for Christ" was shown Mr. a!ld Mrs. Roy Davidson u. s. Supreme Court -· Pier All!.;rli. Barbara \h•rle . Mrs. Edward Young, Mrs. Max during the program hour with and family or Columbus were S. Legislative Counsel for Special r.eo. Mon lgomery t. Veteran World Will'· RoUer, Mrs. John Zerkle, Mrs. IEddle Brown and Joey Reitter weekend guest! o.f her. mother, :=-~~i>·~ 'l'rltansp$$ortatiwctommittee, Colorcartoon: Pike-rs Pe1k u A E E Middl t , • ._. I . J:L •t.:JG2 d Gen. Ao10. Endorsed by lndl "' Runnir,g t1me: 3 Houts Bar Association. Brcue Lloyd, Mrs. Fjverett Da- ' in charge. Greg Donahue was rors. · .· rwm, ell?' · Pd. Pol. Adv. ~- . ~ .. Mill 1¥' . 3·'~· '1!8-'57.) Admi:;s ion: 75c & 40c __ )vJS. _,!IJI!!l.,!!!!!I!,;.,!!I!Ijjle...,..,....,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IB!!I!!I!IIIf!!t' 1welcomed as a new member to 1and her SISler and brother-m - 1.__.,..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,;:=:~ -··-··-· · ··-····;o;;<•""'' the group. , law , Mr.and Mrs. Melvm Hood ! ·-~ Following the program the , and family. ,_,_ " " - members worked on posters for thr annual Christmas bazaar to I guidance of Mrs. Johnson, coun· be held Dec. 1 ~y the Afternoon selor. Mrs. Jo Ann Wright and Eleanor Circles, under the demonstrated gilt Items to be made by the group for the holii days. Cindy Spengler and Kar·1 .- ,_, -·· en McGirr were named to pro· For The vide rerreshments for the next \ meeting. Refreshments were Wholo served by Eddie Brown. Pres- ' ent were Karen Johnson, Mela· nie and Penny Walters, Joyce Kerns, Cindy Spengler, Char· lotte Reitter, Joey Reitter, Ed· , die Brown, Greg Donahue, Glen. i na Sprague, Mrs. .tames Johnson, Mrs. Jo Ann Wright aod 1 MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Emerson Jones. HOMER E. "Pete" ABELE MiiGS THEATRE 1 JUDGE COURT OF APP£AI4 I I I 1 ..ri.JNIOR PLAy -The Junior class of Eastern High School wlll present Its thT~e-act comedy, ''No Boys Allowed", Friday 8 p.m. In the high school auditorium. The cast, seated left to nght, ~re Karen B~the, Pat Btlhr, Kathy Griffin, Penny Wolfe, Twila Karr, .sa!'dra Carte! a!'d Mrs. Nellle Parker, ~uector. Standmg, Den- at nis Jlennedum, Bill Buckley, Larry Spencer, VIcki Pooler, V1ck! 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BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • . , � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 7, 1966