https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/25ead2993de017fde5f12ac99a624206.pdf 426ee4da5ead6e47117ae90bc4b22835 PDF Text Text . 1 Curtis· LeMay,, Hawk's Hawk, Has Philosophy:'To Win. ' a:te WAIIIIINGTON (\)PI)· - The hal spoken. Now wbat .ay Prellidolll JG!moon, Earl Worren, Mike Manllileld- and, o1. course, Abe Fortaa? ,,- Miss., chairman of tbe Judiciary Conunlttee, Aid the vote aplnst Forl!ll Tueaday tnade It ..clearly apparent" the nomina- tion was de!eoted. He predicted For Mansfield, the Democra - 1be leadership 1111rill abandon a tic leader, several senators had hopeless tight and take the the suueation: make no further nomination down." Mansfield said he wou14 attempt at Senate cooslderation annwnce a decision ln two ~ i ~ Fortas to be Warren's ' I three days. replacement as chief justice. . . . - lie, and the ·llllllllDatlm optloos: -The President could aok tho WOuld expito · ,.,... the 90th Senate to return the nomlllatton Corlp'e88 - Manslleld could again move to the Wblte House. llle Senate tatJ ~ the - Manslleld could act oo ld8 nomination. That· - d nm into own as Democratic leader and another !lllbuster, whleh In turn take the nominatiiHI orr the ...,ld r...,Jre another debatecalendar. Umlllllll and a t-.adrda - Manoileld could leave the -'. ' .,, Jr~Ulrl~ .to ·bflnlliie 181110 to • I - 1!1!1 .--, ,,,....,.....,, "'*"'' ~- ~; · .i' • _..oat; . . UOQ, Aav '~""' ;-1 ::::t . '. Yot.e. juoU.;o'l• ~·' to . . tbe ~ It Cl!llllnaont • ori the live to""".'"' Fon.a' ~~~ . .. . FouJ1een yotea .Short be the naUon'l Aoli Jl'diCil;l , The vqte to lilid 11!0 IDibuoter 50inate.conittliwta Fortsl. wor~ ..am. to retire. .mcer. ·. · . Tueo<II.Y' wal 45 !or, 43 olalnst, he alaci is reloctUt to quit wt>lle The main pointe ~led Ollila or 14 llliort ot the two- .,oo.. . . •ote• thlrd.s neceBIII'Y. One of tho Is..., raised ogalnat Fort88 was thai Wll'nll White House press secretary George Christian refused to 1be President for days to discuss what Ute President withdraw the nomination ot' his might do next, if anything. "We lml(lme adviser and conlldant. will just have to see," he said. For all lour men, several WJ'he nomination Is sun there." Possible Actions questions were intertwlned, and Meanwhll~. with the ·<IODllnaoppeared unlikely to yield to tion remaining on the Se~ any immediate answers. calendar' these were the Sen. James 0. Eastland, DQdte a few crltlcs of the appointment ha.~e been urging '·' I 'II llle court 11 In seoalon. The fall IU'P]IIOftll against him: · term begins Monday. · - No vac:&Dey !riD e,xlot ~ . The question · tor Fortu Is Warren ~IJ> retires II of ·• hoW to react to tho Wllll ecodett- certain date. ed rebuke handed him by the ' - Fortaa oonUnued U • Senate. aperona1 and c>ftlclal adviJer to Legally and tsehnlcall)l, hi a Jomaon Iller gnin8 on tbe potdtlon aa an associate Juell~ hl8her oourt, tt.u>t<anqreasinB Ia W>c:hanged - he can remafD thti doctrine ~ -stlon of an lte court for life, if be powers. -He wu a ujudlelal · actlehoooes. --·~ ..,.-. Or, be could eonalder reJec- vis!," Ignoring · - · pr . . tion by tho Sonata •• a vote of In ·hlo opiDiona,. and abel'l•tllle "no coofldonee," and reai~JL court In uaurplng lilt leill~e R. Sons co;-, MldSecot1d Rejactlon functlCXI by making new' !ow clltpOl't, Dodp and Rlmbler 11 tbe nomination indeed !alla, '1br<>U8h declatona. • It will be onl,y the aecond Ume - Forlal vlolaled tl!e lepl 1n history tbe Senate declined to .ethlea and )>diclan ClllOill . by confirm a nominee tor chlel accepting $15,000 In low achool In 1795 lecture feel, the l1lOnoY haYlna justice. The other was when George Washington's se- •-.._.., raised from .... clloatJ . leetlon ot Jobl Rutledge was and buolnesa aasocl"\<!1. .,-. : refused. Allhoolllh 111e 'l'lleii<II.Y •ote t> \ W11S - .., merely • proc<Wral to take up the nomln- Nhr.on Lilli (C<Xtlooed !r<m pop 1) :!e:Vlc!n~nt ~ near Chester. The adult leaders had only praise for the local campsite which they feel is Ideal !or tlle Scouts. lt offers excellent camping [acUities. they said, being a real ''return to nature area" which the scoutirlg program needs. THESE STATE OFF1CERS were present at Tue&dl.y's District Jl P)'thian Sisters convendon held at lhe American Legion Home iq Middleport. Left to right. Agnes Woodward, M•JUilt Ver110n. grand chier or Ohio; Hazel Thomas. Amanda. grand senior; Merllee Adams. Nevada, past grand chief, and Francile Peters, Ashville, past grand chle( and grand royal administrator of Pytbian Sunshine Girls o( Ohio. (See Page 11 £or full accounL) 1---------- / Wilbur Sprague BIU.. LEHEW OF POMEROY Tuesday took over operation of the Hotel Martin aOO its cafe from Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ebersbach. The :Ehenbechs will be returning to their home in FloridL Dies Tuesday DREW WEBSTER POST 39, AMERICAN LEGION, wUJ observe Funeral services (or Wilbur G. ~rague, 60, TUppers Plains. who died while at work Tuesday morning near Pomeroy, on RL 124, wm be held.Friday at 2 p.m. at the ~rs Plains Christian Church. tlurlal will be in Qlccess cemetery. World War I night MondaY when a regular meeting is held. Paul casci is in charge o! the observance. CHARLES KITCHEN UNDERWENT major surgery MoOOI.y at Grant Hospital in Columbus and is in the intensive care ward. MR. AND MRS. JOHN SAUVAGE, JR., SYRACUSE, are harvesting their ft.rst chestrans Crom four trees. He was bom near Marietta, the oon a! the late John and The trees have been growing about 14 years aOO have never before yielded m1ts. Mrs. Evelyn Knight o! Pomeroy urged Jolln, Sr. _ who has a real green thumb - to try his hand with the chestmt trees. He had no luck, however, and ucged his son to give it a try, He did, and the four bearing trees are the result. Ettna Bu.ddey ~rague. He waa a member of the Christian Church at Reedsville, and was employed nine years by the Ohlo Dept. at lllgttways In Ita testing . de- TilE MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS aOO Profes1;ional Woman's Club will he obsenlllll National B&PW Week beginnillll Oc~ 20 Mrs. Nelhe VIle is heading the observance. It will be a busy week, starting with attendance at a district meeti(lJ at Lake Hope Lodge on OcL 20. partment. He Is surYived by hia wire, Helen Barnhart ~ragu.e; o n e son, Donald. TUppers Plains; HOUSING IS BIG BUSINESS. DID you know that local harl<s are ETTA LEMLEY, CJDEF o! Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters, currently carrying $5,200,000 on their books, all invested in homes? right, welcomes to a District 11 convention of the Pythan Sisters in Middleport Tuesday, Agnes Woodward, Mount Ver~ left, grand chief of Ohio, and Sylvia :Downes, Logan, the dis-trict deputy. (see Page 11 !or full account.) FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT AND THURSDAY OCT. 2-3 "GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER ' '· (Technicolor) Sidney Poltier. ~ncerTracy Katharine Hepburn STOOGE: Malice in the Palace COLORCARTOON: Beef Fore and A~r ADMIS510N: 85c and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Wounded · (COntinued rrom Page ll Communist Ioree todB,y. The ambush ~ the !98th !n!unlrY Brigade was In the same general area - 16 ml1e& west ~ Tam Ky and about 40 miles below Thuong Luc:, The infantrymen were on patrol when they were struck by a red force o! unknown size. The Reds opened up with a heavy barrage from bunkers and treellnes against the American sweeping through the open. The Americans dived £or cover and fought baek tllr<>ugh the da,y as American warplanes, helicopter gunships and artillery were rushed to their aid SPEAKER ANNOUNCED three daughters, Mrs. Shirley Hetzer, Akron; Mrs. SUe Bornin&, GreensbJn'g, Ohio, and Mrs. sandra Savoy, Hammond,- La.; a brother, Edward, E v e r e t t, Wash.; one sister, Mrs. Mayme Mason, Parkeroburg; 10 grandchildren, and a number of nieces News ... in Briefs ······:·:·: :,:,;· 0):110:0:i·~00~'0 : . : .: : :;: : ; NEW YORK - and nephews. Friends may call at the Wblle Funeral Home In 'lllppers Plalno after noon Thursda3. A DAY OF VIOLENCE In a rebellious Brooldyn COMMmEES TO MEET Mrs. Donald Houdashel~ presschool district that lett 10 policemen inJured brought the threat of a new teachers strike when schools are to resume Thursday after ident of the S,yra~:use PI' A, anthe Jewish Holida.y. Oashes between pollee and parents broke out todB,y the Ways a n d Tuesday at four of the eight schools in the predominantly Negro and 'Means Committee and llle chairPuerto Rican Ocean Hill - Brownsvllle district in Brook1yn. a1\er man of the Homeroom mother& newly hired teachers aOO p1C)il8 walked ott in protest of the return of 83 white teachers stCJpOsedly "dismissed" by the dlsb'ict. "The returni~ teachers were not permitted to teach" in accordance with the agreement that ended the three--week strike, said Albert Shanker president of the 55.000ool1lember United Federation of Teachers Therefore, said Shanker, "the possibility of another dtywide strike•.. is very real." · The Rev. Matthew Harden wiU speak at the Lower Ugtrt. Church m the Harrisonville Road, Friday and Saturoay, at 7:30 p.m. The Rev . Mr. Harden is the general superintendent ot the Lower Light Churches. nouneed cUFT). '·t:· RCA Month SPECIAL RCA month See Them! Buy Them AI K&C Jewelers Wyler incaflex ' j Grand To Give, Great To Own COLUMBIA, S. C. - SOUTH CAROLINA corrections Director o. Leeke talked tougtJ. The 300rioU~irmates at the state's main prison believed he meant iL "SurreOOer or we'll come in and get you," Leeke called through a bullhorn to the prisoners Tuesday from atop a building. Wyler lncafle)( thrives on heavy duty wear, wh ile its styling shines at the smartest affair. The ins1de secrel on its precision performance: the e~eclusive lncaflell balance wheel , guaranteed against shoc:k for life-replaced ~if ever broken. The rioters surreOOered. ending a !our-hour rampage that left 11 inmates and sh: guards injured andthepenitentiary a "shambles" or smashed furniture, burni• mattresses and spouting water spigots. National Guardsmen and state troopers moved in and secured the prison. FINED $150, COSTS that are iuaranteed waterproof as long as crystal is intact, genuine parts used. For men: Wyler make!!. hand!!. orne watches St1rting at $29.95, Wyler offNs uncompromising quality, out standinK v1lue. Ozlte balaoc::e ~ wheel G-1 V [ Swllh Wyler lnu ttu shuck gu~rant eed NAI E Nothon Hole 5H our Wyler $pec.ia.. , today. lo1 l1fe a~am51 damage DROPPER 6-.Admlral Spe•d Q~een 'Armltrong Solid ,_.. ....... Baker Furniture T S75 trade-in allowance (optional) ot participating dealers on your old TV ·when youlb"f·this handsome color console. Has fiddle .free Automatic fine Tuning, big 6" oval speakers and dependable solid copper circuits . Don E. Provtnee, R~ 1, Mlddloport, charged with ,DWI In Meigs County court, was fined FleJut••l Frlgidair• Hoover Middleport, 0. and was placed on probaUOR for Unlveralty, tbe green-eyed, grill' haired LeMay ~ entered another bottle - tbe Third P1rV preatdentlal campatga of George C. Wallace u Wallace's handpicked vice preal- caedl- lhould close the porta, then hit the targets reprdleaa ol Wllere they are. uMake War COstlY'' "Make the war 10 coltly fur the COIMIUIIIate thai they will end ·i t," 11 the pidloac:lpur of the fatller ~ the Stralet!lc Air Command. A 1932 graduate of Ohio state dete. The 61-YOIN>ld pUot fl. 11.29 lome retired from the Air Foree Ill 1965. He now HYOa In Bellaire, a suburb of Loa Ange- ieo. lot's wings still ·~ Tuma Down Senate LeMay's motl>er died last !all In Mount Vernon, Ohio, d the Ia 1945, Lemay. now a houseage of 80. hold wol-d be....., of his, warA man Wbo ..., lllloys chew- time activities, was o«ered a.. Ing clpra, LeMay hla wire, job of u. s. Senator from fY the former Helen Noltland, ot b.r 111111 Democratic GoY. Fl'll. llle llnl•eralty of Mlehlpn In J. Louac:he, He refused. 1931 on a blind dele, Lella.Y'o retirement from tbe He was a H - In the tnllllar7 didn't lake him away re&War army with his pi- from alrplanea. He jolned Exec- • e PO!ynealan Is the Mtive ton1118 of !ewer than one millloo periCXla, But they live among a group a! Pacific lalaruls coverlng a larger sesment at the globe thao the .,... oocompaosing llle natiYe speakers ~ any other alnglei1J1811818- Devoted To The Jet Avlotlon !ne. Ill Coas astlstant chllrmaa "rd and a d1rec:tor, . . ., ....,.enl to llle Jet whleh caters to came Iller <,-, ''11811 tbe .' ~" m ~edal :J •Alk- -.. ; 'lY ' '· Weather en tine lnhr~u Contldenble rlcwadlneu wltb a few showers or thiUMier-ers In the norll>east. Fair Ill ~ e~ eloewbeJe, ond cooter tonight and Frlda,y. !..owl tonll!hl in the upper Sfla to mid · Of The MeigB-MtuOn Area 40&. _v_v _L_.II_.III-'-N..:.O_._114_---:---_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ PO _M_ER_O~.Y_-M_I_D_DL_E_PO:_R_T:_,O -=--:. HI:_::O:__ _ _ _ _ _ __:_T:_:.H~UR::_::S~D~A:_:.Y,~OC~T_=O~B~ER~3::>:_.:_19~6B~_ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ FI_VE_C_ENTS _ _.. •. ~; Wallace Picks Gen. Curtis LeMay Independent Party Running Mate Offered Voters as Man of Peace Dedicated to Defending Nation PIITSBURGH (UPO - GeiL Cwtls E. LeMay, retired Air Force ehlef of stall and advocate of a U, S, military victory in VIetnam. today was named by George C. Wallace 11 his vice presidential running mate oo the American ~dependent Par1y ticket. In a written atatement given to newsmen minutes before a scheduled news conference, Wallace re&rred to LeMay as ••a man of peace wbo has dedicated his career to defending hie nation and the tree world." ••nae keystone or our campaign is courage,'' the former Alabama goveroor said. "Those who support thll movement have the coura.p of Air Force In 1965 and now u..s Make the war so costly for the their cmvlctions- the courage In Belair, Call!., Is a hord~lne Communists that they will end to stand up for this naUon military man- porticularly on lt." .. LeMay commanded the atomagainst the forces that would Vleinam- and has been deIc bomb dropa OYer Japan In lull us into acquiescence and scribed as a hawk"a hawk. Last June, LeM13 said: 19t5 and was a key mllltory permissiveneaa and the conae"We should ute all the arddtect of the Strategic Air quent destructJon r1 our demo- oli1CIO WILEY holds his beloved llUitar at his enlh Ave. home In Middleport where he wiD haYO plenty fl. Ume to uatrum,'* having retired after 44 years of ratlr<Bdlllg. WUey hao entertained oot only instnunentally, but vocally. ln thia area for many years at church, school. and aoctal lunetioiiJ. Railroader Wiley Retires . t.. ·R.· (Diok) WU•l• ·who.1<Jr. years hal entertalneci re1identa Of the •1'08 ·with hla excellent aultsr playing - oot to mepUon DWil' pleasing vocal refrainsnow hal plenly a! lime to alrum oo tile old IIUitar. WUey, who arriVed iD MIM!eport in 1932 when urailrOidlJlC*' wu In ita prime, and worked through l ta decline in thls area, cracy,"' Wallace said. Wallace said he admired LeMay - touah.talking, elgaramoklng, 6l~ear.old bemedaled strength we have. We should hit all the I~ !argots In veteran of World War B- for his "wllllngneaa to speak hla regardless of where they are. mind.,. "I am proud to have U m;r- PIS-r trains <'mling 1n1o Hoboon and Ita ckt>ol- whlell hao runninc mate a man or great alnc8 been razed ..:. not to men- courage, Gen. Curtis E. Letion the many il'elghl lralns. The former qent ot the Hoi>..., yords ..,. employea dl'ap tram several hundredtothepresent three operators, a reliefman and an electrician. Since February of thia year when the New Yori< central and the Pemsylwda Rallroado merged, thesystem has been koown as the Peftlloo Central Railrood. WUey Ia a- 111tlve o1 Crooksville and Ia married to a form· er Meiga County School teocher. bas retired alter U yeora a! oorvlce with the rallrooc!_ WUey bepn with the New York Central Rallrood In GICOiater and Charleston before' eomlng to the Hob101> YOJ'ds In June, 1932, He ""' an operatuo-telegrapher, AI The ctqJle has two grown sons, tbat tbne there were about 10 David and I..arey. May," Wallaee Aid. uHe has always demonatrated hla lOJ!alt,y to hla superiors, yet he has also retained the courage fl. his eonvletlons and hal reeoplzed his mty ao apeak out m laauea he felt were In tho vital Interest or his country." LeMay was at Wallace's aide when the third party prellidentlal caadldete spoke to about 100 newsmen at a news contereQee at the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotal. LeMay called Wallace "the ooly candidate wM has been talking Uke an American." n:;:~st!~= ::e:,.": News ... in Briefs P!TrSBURC)H- VN!TED i.uNE WORKERS (UMW)'II!Iclalahave ril>ufred i.olholr plea• to persUade mO<O than 50,1100 mlnero to ""''"' 1101! coal p reducera In 1110 •tote. 1be ·UMW 01111 a alrll<e :r--:t · . . the miner• walluld out MOncla.7 ln., mil~ tielle! tt>,1r eUI'• II'IP contract.hid e>Pired. Till> ld U,. <OIIb.'lct·waoln , eirect until U:Ol Ill ln. oei. 9;1liite'lt didfiOt ~ mine.operatora ,..of tbe rO!II!Ind 60 dl,yo IK!IIce of ...-ct termiDotl.., until last , • - · rem llnlon .. . . . .' LeMay said his decision to become Wallace's rWlllinlmate was one of the "hardest decisions of (Contlooed on Page 10) MELANIE BEEGLE • .t~~ii1ili~~~l~~t~@~if:$~11~~m;1f:~~;i;:;~t~{:~=~~t=~:~=r~~~:~~~~~{~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~j~~j~t~~~~~~f:~~~rr~~~~~;~w CUrtlo LeMay's boaclqjr<iond Ia tied clooely to Melt!• C9ullliJ. though by !ste he Is a nat!YO at Columbuo, Oblo. LeMay, In !act, ha.s an uncle residing lrt the ·county. He 11 70 year-old Eber Car- penter or StiYersvUle, carpenter, when Informed this morning of LeMa.v's candidacy, expressed surprise that his nephew had been oelected to be Wallace's running mate. "I guess rn have to get out to help Curt's ticket pt 501118 votes," aaid Carpenter. LeMay, the 11011 a! Carpenter'& late slater, Zona Carpenter LeMay, wss born in 1906 Ill Columbus, where Mr. and Mra. l.eMlu' were residing whUe he waa working In construction. "It just happened that Curt's dad was working in Columbus at the time 11\1' nephew was born," recalled Corpenter. As a YOWI8ster, LeMay returned to Melp County with his parento and they res!ded In the POrtland community. LeMay attended school at the old POrtland School when he was about Syearoold 11 My sister and her taasband moved away again later while Curtis was still a child." accordi.Dg to Carpenter. ?~;~t~~~fr;~;~~~rrr~~~=t~=~:;:~:;:;:r~~;~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~?~~~~l~~@Ii1*1~1~:j~j;;~~~~@~i~~~~tt!?t=~ DEBBIE NORRIS RENEE BURKE BRENDA HOLMAN Crowning of the annual homecomlllll q-n wW he the hlghllgbt of the pre-pme ceretiiOIIiaa Friday at 7:30 p, m, bo!ore Southern Local Hlgil School ~n meet Federal Hocldnr at RaciDa. The three senior queen candidates were nominated by the senior class and were VOCa:l upoa tbla week by the entire student body by secret bfi.J.lot. The class attendants were selected b;y their re- change the conditions Ill thla spective classea. Queen candidates are Melanie Beegle, douahter o! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle, Let1-t, to be escorted by Darrell Norris, son of Mrs. Earlene Norris, Racine; Robin Morrow, daURhtar ol Mr. Johnson's WASIIINGTON - AN OIUO AIR NATIONAL Guord unit In KunSouth Koreo, and an IDdlaM gr<qo otatloned at Lockbourne Air Force Baae In Columbus, Ohio, wW bo IJIIO!II( the units demobilized by JW18 30, 1969 1- lecretarY of Delenae Clark ClUtord said Wedne&da,y nigl>t, The !%1st Taotloal Fllllter grcq>, stationed permanently at Lockbourne, Ia .., Ill South Korea. VIetnam. We should close all the ports, thon bit llle targets Command. country," LeMay aa1d. "He il the only ooe who haa spoken out !ortl>rlgltly .,j the Iaiiie& and has expreosed a willingness to lalle the neeeslllll')' atepe to win the war In VIetnam on By United Press International MOSCOW - CZEOI05LOVUK COMMUNIST porty First See- honorable oondlUons,'* LeMay, wM retired from the <.tory Alexander Dubcek and two other party ometals !lew In today !rom Pngue for a Kremlin mHtl>11 that could decide the rate o! CzeehoSIOVIkla and Its Uberal refonn .....,..n~ There "ere oo !ormal eeremoides ot Vlllkovo-2 airport but the tq> Sovlti leaders drove oot to give the visitors a personal welctiD8 on what was d:Jvloua)y a atrldb wocklrw viatt. ;, """ 8. $150 and costs, glven a three day jail sentence, had his license suspended for 3{1 days, 60 days by Judge Frllllk W, POrter, Jr. Monday. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In doWiiOWn POmerOJI at 11 a.m. Wemeo<II.Y, Wider eloudJ sklea, waa 68 di- · grees. "We should hit all the Import- NEW YORK - TilE 75,000 STRIKING lonphoremen ordered bock to work by a federal judge UDier tbe Tafl...llartley Aet reillrned to the clocka ~ In Atlantic oDd Gulf ports aller o tw~ strike. ..,., . T-re W, Gleo- president ol tbe International Lolllloh01'$o m8n"a AlsociaUon OLAl, slid tha union would "abide by the law" after Judge SyiYester J. IQ>an olped a temporary restraining order aplnat the ..at- ot 7:05 p, m. Tuesda,y, NEW YORK- AC11NG ON ORDERS fromPresidenl"to remove a peril to the national health and safety," a fedenl judge Tuesday night ordered 75,000 striking longshoremen back to work at ports from Maine lo Texas. lt was the seventh time since 1948 a president had invoked the Tafl-HartJey Act's 80-day "cooling o!!'' period to end a walkout by the International Longshoremen's Association. 'Thomas W. Gleason, ILA president, said the union would order the dockworkers back to work, but all 75,000 would not be able to return until Thursday, William should use all the strength we have,'* he aaid. Development on COLUMBUS- SECRETARY OF STATE Ted W. Brown has predicted that former Alabama Governor George Wallace could receive 25 to 33 per c-ent of Ohio's presidential vote oext month. Meanwhile, in Findlay, Democratic Sen. Frank J. Lausche, who was defeated by John GUligan in the primary election, predicted a win {or Republican presldential candidate Richard Nixon. <~Nixon is goif18 to Willt'' Lausche told Gov. James A. Rhcxles during ground breaking ceremonies for a new induRtry. "1 doo•t see how he can "We ant !argots Ill Vietnam. We Now You Know ·· · ~~~-- ELBERFELDS IN Last June, t h e Columbus, Ohio, native advocated a slmllar strategy In VIetnam, AUf; zw..we, be made. don't give up, we will have to oock tbem so hard it will ta1te a hundred years to recover!' He eommanded the atomic bomb drc!po on Japan later, B"ds Opene , d 1 . . · way ' lOr u.: ..,h :.: phrey' o pool tion, I urge you to COWMBUS (\)PI) - T h e accept our repeated invitation to you to debate with the vice Ohio Higbway llePirtmat openpresldeat at any time, any ed bide Tuell<ii.Y on 20 proloct& place, on television ,or elae- costln!! a total fl. $16 miUton, Including a alx.mlle seetlon of where." ' , tbe lalte.to-rlver hl8hWII' lfnki.· C•ricUdatea of both the maJor tng the state's northern IIKkls·.; pafiY tickets deplored the third trial .,... with the a.lo River party camldacy or George Wallace Tuesday .. the !orm,r valley, OFFICER IIUMPIIREYS '!lie section of Ohio 11, cooA1aboma goY111'1>01' tor the llrst vernard Dale Humphreys, nectlng I-80 with Ohio 82111 Trumtime encouatered subalantlol New Haven, is among 30 reboill C<Jont¥, Ia estimated to coat cruit& wM haYO been gradUat- beckllng during I northen> ~5 mlllton. llllrrJ Miller Excaed from the Public Safi!Qrtraln- campaign owtrw•allllll of SUI!leld IIUI:iftllted the Facea Heclden tng course !or the West VIrAt a rally In Gl'IDII Roplda, _ . . . '""bid_ ginia state ' POllee. CeremonThe 10<11111 tarp.otprojectwao lea for 1he troopers were hold Mich., WalllleO amlied, · and llle !DqjroVemenl of J one.mllt thanked seYe1'al huDired Jeering Frlda,y In the Chamb- demonsiratorl IIIIUll1ll • crowd oeellon of Ohio 72 In li>rlnl: ers. Humphreys has been asof about 12,000 peroona who field. The $2,5 mllHCXI project 1 algned to CoiJIIIIIIIY A In South Ia llle 10concl of Un'eedealane&!to Charleaton. He la llle ..., of turned out to ..., blm. "I - · the entire loDilll a! Ohio appreciate your activities, beMr. and Mrt. Charles V.Hum72 In the cll;y, cause you've gotten me a hill· phreya, !52 ButternUt AYe., Apparent !"" bid was submitmillion voee·s toda.Y." he said- ted by Bates & Ro&Va Conob:uei'OJne1'0j'. and graduated from Wallace told hio listeners that POmeroy High SchooL tlon Corp. <1. Chlcoao. as president he would YOto any Other projectl. by I:OIId;y Inlaw to register or conflseate cluded: . ' . RUMMAGE FOR SALE guna. MuoldnguJi> - Reaur!a<:IQI u. A 10 to 25 cent l'1l1lUIUI80 tale Humphrey was cheered In S. 22, Ohio. 60, U.S. 2_2DA, Ohio will be hold Thurll<ii.Y IIII'OU8h KooxviUe when he told students Saturday, !rom 10 a.m. to t ot the University ol Tellllesaee 146 and Ohio 60DA-N, lb!ll)l & tH.7•1.· p.m. each da.7, ,at the J1aii8IMN that-w..U.He waa an ••-.tJi Of ..... JDc.. of Amorlca lledp HaH ·mllrra- the Pplltics of !eor and the ~;· tsl,'feo; ~ ld1ulnlnooa• c o l d mix aurface · ouae. A bake sale wW be held polltics of radam.,. · ....,. .. · on ,80 mile of CR 6 and In eonjunctlon with the l'1IDIJll.lll8 Agnew eiuecl Wall&ce a 2;30 mUe a! CR 6, Sbe1ly \=<>·• Sale on Saturday, udemagaguett eam.palgnlnR: with Thorm!We, $25,102. Eotlmate: the use of nimllenllo!' Muskie $33,600. . said Wallace• a election wauld be SALE IN POMEROY Wallhla&ton A,pplylng cold The Klnpbuey Mlaatonary 11an incredible tragedy" tor the mix epot treatmoat and a surface Club of the carleton Church will !llllon because 1>t hos DO treotment <11 t II mile a ~ CR 8; have a rll11llllll88 slliealthebulld- program and DO party, atablllzlng and adding aggrepte A new auney a! registered tng which was formerly the PhUand applying • cold mix IUl'face lp !lsters 6hop .., Court St., voters slu"'ed iiiiD!IIhrey mak- eouroe .., 1.90 milo of CR HI; POmeroy, on Oct. tth and 5th. A Ing hia llrat morked pin alnce and 1Jl1111111B a aurface 00011'10 ..., bake Ale wiD be llleluded on the being noml,.ted. A. ~ by L04 mllei of TR 340, Ohio Vol' 5th. All proe- will 110 to the Sindll111l81' .r.' Co. showed 28 per leY Pa'vina Corp., II. Clo[rj. cent o£ VOCitre lt questioned c:lllreh building fUnd. Yllle, $U,921. Erilmate, f&Q;Frk'ay tllnlU8I> MoniiY tawred Huq>hrey, coqarecl with 25.9 500. Wood - SearlfYini and 1'88111'• are iiiVIted to atlend a meeting per cent o !foek eorUor. Nixon fadng of drlvewa,vs arul parldng ot the home fl. Pat Winebren- dropped from 37.4 per cent to ldi at Fort MAiip state Pori<, ner Frida,y at 1 p.m. wben filial 36.6 per cent and Wallace feU s. E. Johnson Co., Maumee, $17,plana !or a llalloween party will !rmn 18.5 pe!, cent to 17,1 per 676. Estimate: $24,900. cent. .£· lose.'' j Curtlo E. LeMay, retired Air Foree Chief ~ Slalf, his only one phlloBq>h)': Win. A hard~lne military man, with a record a! aceompllsluneol to mateh, LeMay Ia a hawk'• hawk. In 1~; LiMay tolked a! World War n. •'If tbe Japa ....... ' Meigs County was host to some 170 Boy Scouts of America and their leaders over the weekend at a camporee at Camp Kiashuta By llnlted Presa l\lternatlonal When it comes to wars. Gen. .... Move Next On Fortas WASIIINGTON (UP0 - N'"' It Is President Johnaoo'a """" In his tllrbul.eDI setto with the So. ste <m~r the ~reme Court. By auiiiJi,eannces, he plans to make It woril)'. The stunnl!11 personal -~ !or JohnsOn algnlfled'b.r hlawlthdrawal a! the AbeFortoanomlnalion Wedne&day left the Pres!dent little awall..r 1'0CII1l tohla.... lace. He muit bumli!o. . · .. tloo and -19the ->11ofCiilef JuaticO ' l:orl Wortea'a •ouccoa. sor to the • preoldent PI' rllk odded Insult byp~aoother eandldale, mlal>t: fall Senate COIIfl,rmatlon lUll 11 F~ dfd. There -~ · to'· i.e utt~J proaP,Oct w~ JOVuld ll'fihl!nw hll rt1lpatlca, taJ>o &lfed and Mrs. Fred Morrow, Syracuse, to be escorted by Mark Beegle, son or Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle, and Joy Theiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thelss. Racine. to be escorted by Mike Hayman, soo of Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Hayman, Racine. Atlendents lnclede Renee Burke, freshman, daUihlerofMr.lltld Mrs. Woltar Burha, Racine, to be escorted by Larry HW. son ot Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hill, RacJae Route 2; Debbie Norris. ~t~»IIO-­ more, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. carroll Norris. Syracuse, to be escorted by Kemetb Thein, 1011 ol Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Theiss, Racine Route 1, and Brendl Holman, junior, daughter of Mr. and Mn. George Holman, Syracuse, to be escorted by Mark Slnith. son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Smith, also of Syracuse. Two Granges Name Officers Accordl>11 to an article In the October Issue of Ford Times DUJ&ulne, nearby CoolviUe Is becomlllllo wood carving eemer. The mqulne reports thai about a half dozen sculptors have Raetne Grange 2606 and the headquartered Ia the Coolville sreo and ore producing works 1'1!111- Raetne Junior Grange - the onlng !rCRD Ufe-olze ligures to delicate mualoal Instruments IUid Jewel- ly janlor grange Ill Melge Counry, l;y - haYe ele.cted ol!lcera, Dlatingulohed oculptor Jobn Rood, by aelectlng the ConiYIIIe Offleera of tbe senior group 11'11 for hla luxurious "retlremelt"' home, returDed to the loc~ are, Earl Croas, master; c. S. where be ns born. · MIJrris. overseer; Emma Adami, In the center a! the , _ actiYity Ia Da'rid Hostetler, currently lecturer; Diana Cross, steward; ot the notion' a moat celebrated wood carvers. His graceful Aaroll 5a1re, aotdstant -ani; !Iaure• ot Amerl..., womea, caned !rom elms grDI'IIna on his Cool- Mary Easterdl,y, chaplain; BarviDe ridtre lllrtn, ore In ~ Ia galleries from cout to coast. Ad- tha ~cer, trea&UI'8l'; Letha vortlsillll qenclea send crews of t>f>otolraphero to his ldlltop - o ,!1Jencer. truSJJ"er; Letha Morto use hlo works •• backpoond material, He hal been tbe aubjoct ria, secretary; Cleo Adsms, pte.. a! televlolon J»twork proluctloaa. ' """'"'; Geraldine Croa&, 1a4Y · Almoot wltldll )'OIIollnll dlstaace of Heoted~r, )'OUI1Il sculptor uailtut steward; Am Beegle, Jim Garaer, the mqulne statea, baa purchua:l 40 .acres ot Ceres; llorotiQo Smith, I'Omotla; timberland, buOt ld8 """~ and Is Produdllll·~ ~e IUrtd- June Alhlq, Flora; Robert Albture; - 1 plecoa and oorr!Dia. ley, Mattie Clr~l.e and Baril>o Farther Out On .tho ~ Boa Chacey delllps .and 1/uhtona musi- ~eer. eueuth'e. and Ben cal lnatrumenla. He carve1 bllllo - . !or commercial•lnotnunent ~ 1114 c. S. Morrlo, Iegmalton bu€ hll groateat ..U&faei!Cil CGIIIea !rom creating Ullllual ialatlve and lnauranee .,...._ lnalrlane!U ~ by ai;Yloa !rom fe&rl past. ; Junior lll'anae olllcva ore /an Ntf&hbo<illll art11t Klx Stewart ·ereateo exact dupllcatea of old Alkire, IIUister; llCIIna Croea, JIIUiiclj lnllrumel1lst Vorn AIIID, the nioot rec011t ,_CGIIIer to the overseeri Brenda lecrt.!Jo, ........Alrnl.ture ID:I ~ elockJ, turer; Renee Burke, ~-Keith Alhil!)', Frame House BLUEFIELD, W, Va. (IJPI) - Vlee President Hubert 1L Destroyed by Fire at Kyger Humphrey made a nostalgic campaign pilgrimage across West VIrginia today, promisIng audiences al011g his rugged bus route that a Democratic viclory Ill November would Insure c:ontlnued_..-deoonomlc !<ends In their state. Humphrey flew here from Charlotte, N.C., t.ookeommand ol a bus w-avan and beaded aeroas a hl1b', Awalaehlan area where the people have battled pcWert;y alnee llliiiUally mined coal bepn to decline as u. income awrce. ·~wnnw .. w D;::.,_; Elltertll~s .In Pomir·OY~ ·' . . . .. �~~~\. ~~- ~~==~=.:~:;::::::::~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~. .;. ~~;;;;~ , ,. " ... ,,, a·.·y· ·' '• ' .& 6)I! r ;!01;; • .. • I iloll at .store taUy, E. rlcho tory at -1, .... boon In bualneas ldr more than tOO rears .... Jack Bomy'otrylng to llaure out how to cure his case ct shlngleo .... ol all network stall muslelansls thel!nMr for a strike .... Nixon will go to Mexlro for an Olympies festlvlt,y but his advisers no-want .... ("Flying Nun'') Big~ Ric~ ~ly •• 11 . / -· · • • • f' ' • ·) or........, ~lor l_t.~lgln·~.:::. ~ Orb&cll'o -1-:.l.~ ~ ' ';: ·,~>['.. ,i · ~ ~:·)::·: .r, ~ ' 6Iei~ ·ll~'' ' · fr... "' -, · \ r r ' • ' • • ' ... .. • ' . .•.,,'1_ \1' ~l: v~.-.: ·~ -~ CildWY) . -' bldl~~.­ ;y,, ,, .';;:r •. or ~: In If · :-· Auditor of State Roger Cloud's Complete Summary Fiscal Report for 1968 is Reproduced here by offset process for Public Information in the Identical Table Form Provide~ 1968 STATE of OHIO SUMMARY FISCAL REPORT i. I'· '( Roger Cloud- To the People of Ohio: happy to p<tsent this accountlnt to all Ollloans of the foods they havt provided for state and local services and p<ograms. ROGER CLOUD, Auditor of State FOI EVERY GEIIERAL REVEIIUE FUIID DOLLAI '. IIICOME FUND SUMMARY- STATE Of OHIO IHCO,.E AHD EXPENDITURES Fl uol Ye•~. lEt~ dint June 30th, 1961 lnco~n• E•pendit .. r•• $1, :ll3.158,8 IG $1)94, 119,905 375,956,236 3110,128.~1 Fu•HI• General Revenue (lnclu<lmg Rootaries) Sa les Tax ~ 44t; $485 rrullion Hrghwoy High... y Salety Ma1or TM10ughlare CorporattOne. Utilities-llc 1140 million Beer. Liquor. ClgElrettu-16C $187 million All other- l3C $141 million Federal aid-l4c $154 million 84,650,871 297,005.238 Caprtal lmp!ov,....t 100, 108,910 117,220,314 5,086,397 4,058,936 Bond Retirement Revenue Drsllibulioo , Other 259,828,121 156.0~.618 $2,550,99!1,584 $2,587,45t350 $438 million $150 million The aU (UIId siiiiHDBtY llhows Income and expoQdJtures ror the State of Oblo lor aU mooeys received or oxpendK in !local year 1968. This table reflects in & OIOIDingful rasblon the rinanclal activities of the state govemment. Receipts lor !local year 1968 are compiiK lor each [IIDd and to lbeae totals &llcled or sublracteel the &djuoaneots made dur!Dc tbo year to produce the tooome abOWD in the table. EIPOndlturi!B ror fiscal year 1968 document the sum of tbe worruls Issued during lbo year. leas the voucbors in process ror the prior year &Dd p1u• lbe voucllera IIi process .. June Welfare -27 C $295 million or 30. 1968. $137 mLilLOn 196] II. P111tUc Welfare Aid ior A&od .. Aidlo Bliod 'Aid .. Cri~od Cirild!JII 1968 I 67,928,917 I 68,«2,642 I 49,282,051 1,469,938 2,73>,767 2,477,898 533,18 810,545 906,7« IO,Ill6,643 Cllildrarl Aid .. lli sallied Pllblic ~ssis181ce C. Service to Blind 5,!12,289 28,913,013 114,ill0 17,860,216 74,62'),080 94,373,679 17,671,217 19,:mtl.798 47,1911,!11 12,069,898 217,999 172,939 32,487,7ll 71,982,195' Healtll c.. Toill P•blic Joltare 1132,124,654' 12«.140,95 l 1290,&11,21i1 • Certain IHIIN public welfare proiJiams wore not included in lbe Goneral Re""""' Fund oolil July 1, 1966 STUE AID FOR PUBliC JELF ARE In Millions of Dollars 1291 $DI . . •· f, ' 12« S2IXI $132 IPI 0 FioCIII Y•r Eildirla 1968 1967 1963 J• ~~~~ 111. Me11tol H eollh, , • .,,.. 1963 .• ~' lleotll Hllltlllld Qlnlcliorrs Youtll Comorrs~oo Tlllalllental Hoaltll, v..... 1967 '"' 6,551,329 s11,665,316 10,487,998 13,629,048 lll0,71l1,870 $131i,767,11ti0 $1511 1111 SilO • ~. ..... . 0 .,,_..y.. .~ fi ., ~-· · . ol 1968 Olher School Ard !309,378,387 21.367,016 6,507,352 1,614,679 $388,011.411 17,241,178 4, 171,432 14,790,578 Total Educat1on 1340,877,494 1434,2 16,760 I 914.700 6,595,150 1,900,000 1,641,800 1,900,000 I 6, 300,765 B,SI8,935 1.241,041 6,500,750 5,197,000 9 693,500 6,440,545 8,800,000 36,312,485 14,201,119 8,626, 778 14,061,450 43,560,304 6,254,352 School Foundation Schoo\ Transportation Operating School Bus Purchases H i eh•• Education P.kron Umvers•t~ Bowl~ng Greea umvers1ty Central Sta te UnlvfiSity C1nC1nnal1 Umversrty Cleve land State Umvers1ty Ken! Stale Un1vers1 1y M1am1 Umvers1ty OhiO Unrvers1ty The Oh10 State UniverSity Toledo Un1vers1ly 1 , 0~,700 Wughl Stale Umvers1ty Youngstown Stale Unrversily Oh 1o College of Medicine 1,620,100 -0150,000 2,688,541 5,697,603 700,000 Commun1ty Colleges 1,831,600 -02.671,400 4,213,814 570,927 4,631,419 Technicallnstltu.tes Un1vers1ty Branches Qt11o Slate Un1~ersity Hospital cooperative [xtenSUlll SeiVICe Agr1cu tture Research Cente1 Other Higher Educatroo Tolal Hrgher Educalioo EilEs MD u•tnRSitiES .,. ·: :, )t~fE Aiil roInoolL. llilliOII ol OoiiP 1148 ll!il $93 $1011 150 0 Fi~t~l Year Endln& )1111 30111 1963 1967 STATE AID TO SCHOOLS. HIGHER EDUCATION, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, AHD INDIVIDUALS A.uditor o;ol Stete TuberculosiS Hospitals Police & Firemen's Pensions Cr1mutal Costs Pwbl ic Welfare Aid lor Age<!, Healltr Care Ard IO Blind Aid to Crrppled Children Aid lo Depellllent Children Ubrary Aid & Ubrary Association Local Healltr Dislrrcls Probation Program - Youlh Menially Delicient - Youth Tolal Fublrc Welfare By MILTON RlCHM.I:N Sl', LOUIS (lJPll--That Tim McCarver doell'l't eall a b a d game at all. Preljy good, in fact. He can call one for me apytlme. So rm lotting him. - .,Notre Dame"," saya th.e . Cardinal catcher. "Even-arterlaat week. rm no frout rwmer. I think thQ can. take Iowa. n That waa sueh a good call 1 asked Orlando Cepeda II ho wanted to m_ ake one, too. He lal.d aure. "I like o, J. Slmp8on," ougpaled Co)IOM. Well, I do too but he alowo doWn a tr!Oe when he comes to a brick wall and 1llal'a what TN HanMick• ~ lhtl Miami (Fla.) liDo look like to me. ·Itt,.. ~ll ~ o!onr with ~~~ ... aod"""'· but . tr ,. ..iiloir'• """""-' 348,~3 I 415,447 298,160 1,833,973 95,000 208,850 173,713 139,705 94,000 257,600 450,870 139,705 Hrghway Salety, HosPilal Clai•s Historrcal Society Other State ~id 755,572 755,560 340.982 2,391,812 878,39(1 212.186 I 4,948.1811 $ 7,320,406 Total Slate SUbsidin Although mally persons still tbe trouble .~: first place,, speak of rhavlng a nervous · M>yoaw ·'il'bo ot-work"UU<' breakdown, this term Is inac- a constrlictive solution to hllf t curate because there Is no problems 110alded should soak· breakdown of their nerve tis- professional advice from a sue. The term "nervous ex- psychiatrist or clinical psyhaustion" Is equally mislead- cho1oglst. log because, no matter how tired the victim feels, there Is Q-1 bave always had headno exhaustion of his nervous aches. In the last year they system. Instead, there i~ a have become worse, A neubreakdown of his elfecttve- rologist says I have occipital ness, c e used by emotional neuralgia. · He Ia giving me strife, althoUgh It may notal- traction, muscle relaxers and ways be readily recognized as Darvon. Would severing the such. nerve help? Would this cause Fallure to pass an examlna- numbne811 lion a flnanciol reverse or A-The o<:clpital uerve Is marital difficulties may trig· one of the brauches COOling ger the "breakdown" but the from the spinal col,'d in the basic cause In each case Is a neck. s eve ring the nerve . severe blow to one's expect&· would relieve the paiD but lions aild ooe's pride. Tbe would leave the area supplied usual manllestatlons are Joss by this nerve numb. of appetite, a feeling of depression, Insomnia, loss of Q-1 am taking ~uclng weight, Irritability aild jitters. piUs preserlbell by my doctor None of those symptoms nee- and also birth control piUs. easar!IY meaua a breakdown Can the comblnallon of these but, taken together and In the two cause. any harmful aide BERRY'S WORLD I 92,864,580 $118.044,689 Sales Ta• to Local Govern· $100,930,312 2,735,767 810,545 74,615.080 $121.~4.246 Fund lntan&ible Tam Horse Racinl Ta•es 17,675,257 47,190,991 172,939 19,3110,798 52.069.898 217,99'1 $244,140,951 $290,691.262 playing flanker and 5-5 an1126- mi'• mooatera - z e ur to put · 111a Orange Juice and upoet Southern C'olllornlo. Here ere the other calls: Tho East UCLA over ~~Yracuee-1 know lb'rocuae rllil It laot year. But not thlo time Josephine, PenD State over West VtrJI)nla - Bot1r alMI always work up. a ·-tIn lhll .... Willlapr and Miry aver PI~ Thill' keep telling me Pllt u lmprOYed. And Dertmoulh over Holy Cron, COrnell over Rutgers. Brdr.Io over Booton College, Prbieeton aver Columbia, Yale Ofer Colgate, Harvard over Bucknell, Temple OYer BoiiiDn u., Penn over Brown, .Maine mer Vermont and Maasa- ., Q-My doetor Is giving me I AdJpex to curb my appetite. Ia it habit-forming! · A-No. cbusetta over Dalaware. · The Mfdwerit PUrruo over NortlrWe-.-. The only queatloo II by how much. r Mlehlpa staje over Wlseon- rrin- Dull'y'o bol'• look at least a Mayo Brotbers Clinic. Mlmesota over Wake Foreot -Gophora get ,.;u. Ohlo State over Oregon- Joe ~rna lo a Buckeye elumnua but he didn't have to tell me thlo. And Michigan aver Navy Mlasourl over Army, Kanoa; over New Mexico, COlorado OYer Iowa Slate, Miami (0.) fr'ler Kcmt State, Ohio U, over State--lillphomore Chuck Hixson fllps 'em Uke Gibson. He's No. 1 lnthe!l!)Unlry. Tennesaee over Ri~ Vol! look great at times, then only 10·80. Texas over Oklahoma StateLonghorns 110 Into sar:aut _.,, And· Houston aver Clnclmatl, Unl•erslty of. Texas at El Paso aver Arizona, Texaa Tech over Colorado State. Tulsa over Soulhem Dllnoll ~ Memphis state over North Texas state. The Far Weot stanford over Air Fore~ 01-'• conditioo for Friday's encounter. MEXICO CITY (UP0 - The 1968 Olympic Games, ochedui~ lo begin next week were plaeM In Jeoparey qa1n toMy as new student riots oontinued to roc:k the host elf;)'. Altholllh Olympl c rules do IIIli owelty anything about civil d lsorde r s preceding the gamea, one higlr ranking International Olympic Committee olflelal saldo "One would be right to assume the games are In Jeoparey of being canceled." ::x;:.-:;:w.mo::>m~lmlt!IIW«!~>It!O:IO New Haven Social Events Toledo, Loulsvl.lle over DlijltOn. Although, the Falcons have one Bowling Green over Western o1 their best ball elubs in years. Mr. and Mrs. Norman HeOOerMicldgan, Wichita state over Oregon state over Washington shot, Jr. of Pleasant Hill, caur., Drake and Xavier over Mar- - J-Iuskl.es are catching the vls~ted with her slsteraOObrothshall Beavers in the wrong year. er-n).Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harry TheSouth Wyoming over Arizona State Layne here recently. They also l.SV over ljaYIW.., TIJe Tin<:• _Cowboys looking to make up vlslled other relatives In the h,H ·better keep tbelr "imlnd .GD.oc ror last week's!stliltii':·~. ·:!-..". : .·::-~~t.~'E~~ hlo~e .~ey,planned their work 111ough, and not lie And California over San Jose 'vlsn MrS, Hendelshot s mothlooking &head to next week and _ S ate, Utah OYer Washington er, Mn. H. L. Oyer, who is in Miami, Norlolk, VL, with her son and Florlrla over Mllllaslppl Slate Slate, Utah State over Monlana, ~ughter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. _Comfortably, West Texaa state over Montana James Dyer. FlOC"lda Slate aver Teus state ~ Pacllle over Idaho. Mrs. B. J. Howard and son, A.&M.-It was a halr-pdler laot . The Pro. Michael, visited recentlY with year an~ coul~ he qaln. The one everybody will be her Mughler and son-In-law, Mr. Duke o•er Maryland- Tho looking at will be played In ~ Mrs, Larry LeMulers, at Carda saw Me Lain .was a- .llWe Atlanta where the Packers ao PhiladelphJa, PL wUd hlglr so filii!' claclderl to agalnot the FalconSr Mrs. Emo Wood is a surgical take Duke, They'll want to see whe4lror patient al Pleasant Valley HasAlabama over Mlallsslppl- Norm Van Brocklln makea aoy piW. The Bear SIIYS It'll lie dll!erenee ~ whether Phil Mrs. Maxine Grimm has been 1 miserable rlcle horne boya If you Bengtsoo drcpa his thiN In a a patient at Pleasant Valley nosblow thla one. row. pltal And .l:ubum over KentuckY . Pecple are saying lhe Packers Mrs. E. T. Wagenhals or NewGeorgia Tech over Clem...,; are getting old. one of thooo ark, 0., hao been yigtung her son Georgia over Sooth Carolina, - l e lo Detroit' a Alex Karras, and ~Uihter-IJ>.law, Mr. and VIrginia Tech over Kanou Who also baa thlo lo 8IIY aboUt Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, State, Vanderbilt over North BengtiOD: Mr. alii Mrs. Harold Johnson Carolina, VIrginia over DaYirl"~ Phil. tr ho wlaa, he vlslled lhelr soo ~ famlb, Dr. ...,, Soutbarn Mississippi aver ought ID; II ho looea, he' a a ~ Mrs. Gordon Johnsoo and East Carolina ~ VMI "'er ~- Lombardi kne" the chlldren, Gambler, Ohio. VIllanova. riKirt time to otep aa~M." Mrs. Harol~ Copehart boa been The - e s t One more Groen !!a¥ loll w a surgical pal!ent at Veterans Arkanlaa aver TCV- Razor- lhere wtll be ttroae saying bye MemorW Hoopllal, Pomeroy. backl' pualng attack rrould be bye Bengtson. Dlt. ho ohould Mr. ~ Mrs. Lawrence Uev· the dodder, raUy the PaCkers enough 1D lng ol Wlnlleld vlalted racenUy SMIJ over Nor1ll Carolina beet Atlanta. I think they will. wllh lhtllr parents, Mrs. Thelma ~;a;;;~;;;::;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:1 Chicago over. Baltimon-- Earl Other NFL cbolcoa: Morrall can't do It all. Dallal ewer St. Loul.., These Cmla have no Bd> GlbDetroit over Mlmoaota- Llonl are .talldntl title. New York over New Orloons -Thoro aoe• Homer Jones. Phlllllelphla orer Waih._.., - RMaklna haYo a M!enae like aRetlaleve. Loa An&reteo "'or SanFnrlelaco-- ~ four at bome, lorpt lI. . . Clncl!utl • LleYing. and Mr. and Mrs. otha Copehart Mra. Dorsey Lee Roush baa been a recent patient at Vlterana Memorial Hospllal. PR<YI'EST TRIALS LONDON (lJPl)- Britain hae OliPHioed dlsoatlalaolton wtar 111o propooed trials ID clrooH a cball41180r lor the 1970 America's c.., 101' u..noter J&Cbta, curreatly Ia file haDrJs of the lllilted Slatea. A opokeiDWI '"" the Royal Dorset Yadlt Club ·o f Britain said a proteot ..,........., the trial• may ba lndged wl111 1111 New York Yacht Club. are banged up~ but should beat the llrollcos. llouatiDa aver Miami-Dol· .. phlu In too deep. over Denver--. LOlJIS ,(UP~)- n.e st. the Tlgera don't ponlc:. But, Louis Conllr.la, usill! the IIIDO alllroolh Tltrer ~r~am&er MoJo vletorJ tonnula as ln 19871 sert Smith MelW the IMa blo el... ~owed Nelson Brlleo oot wa1 too tense, the stsna of to hiD'I the pme of the jlUert were Chen - errors, 1968 World Serlealoday aplnot miacuea. and even a bit or a ~t Tiger team ~ qJI&l'relt,._ McLaln~ns aeveral •fsno of Jitters. Donoy !&Lain, Detroit~ 31· Tho ·, TilJora, otunned b7 Bd> .pme wtnnei' ... -....tto ·· Wa the Gibson's record 17 at.r!keGUts belton pitcher Wediloo<lay, • ..,.. We:lneldl,y, named s·t e a c:i y BOB GIBSON lhtl posl-ilame c-lllnt. plied sootlt>aw Mickey Lolleh to UI!UIIlly lw>-lovlll! Donoy, wbo owose Brllel!l at Busch Nemor· relaxed the n1a1rt before the lal StsdiiDD at 2 p.m. EDT. game by pl-.rfDK the organ 1D a The CoNs !at the Boaton hotel dlulng room until mlciRed So.x in tbe. '87 aeries on Sl'. LOUIS (UPll-- Facts and 111ree wino by Gibson ~ one nlgh~ wao mlght,y unhlppy ligures lor the 1968 World about the way he was taken out by Briles. Series: of lire game by Smith. Gibson Going Strong Teams- st. Louis Cardinal a In tact, he was peeved that he AM you couldn't bllme tbe National League Olamptons, va: wa5 taken out or the pme at Cmls, after lhelr opening-game Detroit Tigers, Am e r ·J can aiL 4-0 triumph behlnd Gibson, lor Lerqple Champlonr. u A guy who pitches 300 am toull1111 that Bullet Bd> can pick Defend.in.g Champions- Car10111e innings just don't get "' three wlna apln II he baa to. dinals. yanked out · like that." aaid That would mean all they woul~ First gam~ Cardinals won 4adding: McLain, need to retain their world 0. • 'He (Smith) never even told championship would be one win Second game- At Busch stame I was ouL He just !lent a opln for Briles. dium, St. Loula, Thuracbu'. IUY up to pinch41.il for me. 11 BrUea, a handsome ex•etor Game time- 2 p.m. (EDT). The errors, three or them, who ~ a U-11 record tbla Second game pltcherll- Dewere bad enough. Ulkler the year, is confident but he isn't troit, MlcktiY Lollch (17 -9): st. pressure applied by the cards, ldddiqr himself tt-et he can Loula, Nelson Briles (19-11). catcher Bill Freehan, left Second game oddo- Carda 13- mow down the Tigers the way Delder Willie Horton, and firstGlbooo ~ld. "· 10. "It you e:qtect me to go oot baseman Norm Cash all drew Series odds- Cardinals faerrors. Horton's, when he ~ pitch like he dl~." ~ vored 14 to 5. Briles, "you're out of your ever- overran a ground single by Remalng games-- thiN, fourth Mike Shannon In the lourtll and, If necessary, filth gamealn lovln' mird." · irming, hurt the most. It let ll he doesn't, that will be just Detroit Saturday, SUnMy and runners move to second and swell with the Tigers. MonMy; sixth ~ seventh third and, when JuHan Javier It would not be accurate to games, if necessary, in St. tollowed with a single, what the Tigers Louis Wednesday and Thursday. say , Gibson ..panicky," because pros like could have been a 1..0 deficit Series wiiUier- llrst teem to bollooned lo 3-0. win tour games. But how about those three Rival managers - Detroit, card stolen bases- one each by Mayo Smith; St. Loula, RM Javier, Lw Brock, am Curt Sc:hoendlenst. Flood? Freehan managed to throw out Javier once, but it was a close, controversial call. SERIES BOX A UttleWM DETROIT AB R H Bl As for what happeded to MeAnltne 2b . . . . . . 4 o t o McLain, Freehan agreed with stanley ••• • . • . .. . 4 0 2 0 the general consensus that distinctive corduroy Kallne rf .. . ...... 4 o t o brash Denny had not pitched auburban coat that's as Caah lb .. •.• . . . . . 4 o o o badly- just a bit too wildly. comfortable as it is practical Horlon If . ...... ...4 0 0 0 COLUMBlJS (lJPD - Woody "J'ye never seen him so . .. as stylish as it is Northrup r:l • . ......3 o o o Hayes doesn't llke renms. wild," said the catcher. "He I dtllal>le. Pile collar and Freehan c . . .... , .. 2 0 0 0 Like laat year when Ohio was wiJd high." Wert3b ....... ....2010 State dumpM Oregoo 3(M), then As ror Gibson. he figured his lining for added comfort Mathews ph ••• ••• , .• 1 o o o .... clouted 41~ by Purdue. secret was that he "surprised" lau•edeleather pocket tri.;,, Tracewald 3b . . .. , , .0 0 0 0 uwe're not taking Oregon the Tlgen by showing them he McLain p ...... .. .. I 0 0 0 lightly," IIQ'& Hayes, despite be- could throw something besides Matcblck ph . , , ... , .1 0 0 0 Ing a 20.polnt favorite In this last balls- curve:ti and sJiders. Doboon P •••••.. ... 0 0 9 o Saturday's contest at the Ohio He said he threw "about 80 per 1\.1.'11 Brown ph • .•••.• , •• 1 o o o Stadium here:· cent cast balls" as he: 1. McMahon p ......... 0 0 0 0 Ohlo Slate woo Ito oponer- Eclipsed ~lily Koufas' record T<YI'ALS 31 0 5 0 31-14 &pinal Southern Methodist - last weekend, whlle in Sl', LOUts AB R H Bl two conteats this year Oregon Brock II .........• 4 1 1 1 has boon dumped each time. Flood cf • . , •• • , •.. 4 0 1 0 uwe plan to stay on the vicMarta rf .. . ....... 3 1 o o tory troll and the only way to Cepeda lb . . . . . . . . ,4 0 0 o do that Is think about Oregon," McCarver c . , ••• ..•3 1 1 0 says Hayes, whose Buckeyes 9ramon 3b ... .. •.•. 4 I 2 I take on No. 1 ranked PUrW.e Javier 2b . ... , ••• , .3 0 1 2 111e following weokend. Maxvlll &S • . ....•.•2 0 0 0 "We were up for Oregon a Glbaonp . . .. .. .... 2000 year ago - mll)'be even pl~ed OUR FINEST OUAUTY TOTALS 29 4 6 4 over OUT heada," he adds.. NEW TREADS Detroit .•. , •. DOD DOD 000- 0 A year ago Hayes• rullbacka (ratrudc on &DUrwl flra bodlll) Ill Louis •••.• 000 300 lOx- 4 shot down the Ducks as the big You aet lhe eame type or winlcr-lrllclion trc11d deeian E - Freehan, Horton. Cash. men carried 43 times for 149 lhat comes on our LOB - Detroit 5, Sl, Louis 6. yards and three toudtdowna. "Suburbanite''· nylon 7.15114 2B - Kallno. 3B - McCILn'er. winter tlrel. 7.35.114 It may be the same story thia HR - Brock. S1l - Brock, Ja- year, then, again, it ma,y not. vier, Flood. S- GIBSON. Hayes keeps saying ''We'll IPHRERBBSO paas more this &eaJIOI\ watt and McLain (1) . • •. 5 3 3 2 3 3 see." llob....... . . . .22111D After Wednesday's praoltce, McMahon • • · •.. 1 I 0 0 0 0 Hayes wao lfllck to conceM Gibson (W) • • ••• 9 5 0 0 1 17 that tile Buckeyes have more T- 2:29. A- 54,692, really fine receivers thil year ' than In recent history. sr. Facts And F"IgUreS CORDUROY PACESETTER Bucks in '®'by CRESCO Readiness For Ducks NEW YORK HOUSE SEEK TRAllE sr. LOUIS (UPll-- The Cleveland Indiana have roaM a nveCARDS 15-4 FAVORITE player offer lor biB Frank LAS VEGAS, Nov. (VPI>IIoward, Waohlngton'a borne nm The st. Loula Cardlnalo, a w kJni, victor OYOr the DetnJit 11gen Jn The live plt~Yerl tha Indiana the lint game rif the 1968 World have 9fl'ered lor Howard, Who Serlea, toMy were moM 14 to 5 led lhtl American Longue with favorites b7 Lu Vepa oddamaH hoteora, are pitcher stan kera to tlhe the aeries. In k~My's ..game In st. Williams, a h o r t o to p Lorn Brown, catehel' Duke Sims ~ Loui1 In which Nel0011 Briles outOeiMra Tommy Harper ~ wiD start ca 111e mound IPinot Lee Maye. The Senators' Detroit's Mlckoy Lollch, the 111811110111enl Ia COIIIklarlns the Cmls were tlh~ 13-10 fm>. rites. Trust "You'll Like Our Service" Phone 61 Pomeroy, 0. heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO., .' '· $ 24,000,000 43,683,319 983,965 46,700,696 67,993,876 95,99!1,997 69,81&,114 107,191,134 9,764,ia8 $142,539,519 == been the big runners for GAHS llrus far. However Neal has bean ' used more asablocklngbackthan a runner in hls last two outings. With veteran Tom ~noer roll "'up. " may 1,018.404 Stale Revenue Colleclions for Local Gove-1111 year than In 1967. The Marauder11 have completed 22 ot 60 aerlall!llor 358 yardl!l, SenlorDennt• Ault, 153-pound eDCI, is the nwnber one receiYir with 15 completionl!l, 288 yi.rds and tl!ree IOOchdown.s. Tom Proae, 186-pound sophomore tailback, and Chuck Neal 191opound junior fullback, haY; pwrd freshman Larry Snowden at quarterback, the Galliano ~tO add more apark to their oftenae opln lhlo week. At l•st thll eomblm.Uon clicked against a rugged lronloo eleven. The Blue OevU.I!I haven't won at Marauder stadium siBCe Jack 1962 SEOAL champs dWillled ChanceJ'o 111en PIHDeroy Panthers, 2S-8.1n1964, theeham~ pion Panthers plmerh 20-6 Mfeat on GAHS, and In 1966, coach Bud Blc:kle'a boys stunned the heavily faYOred GaiUans, 20-0. That d&feal knocked GAllS out ct the championship race two years ago. Last year, Me lea downed Gallipollo 8-li In a ~e!enslve strug. gle on Memorial Field. By comparative scores through one common toe - Athens - the Marauden are favored by three points. But todayI cmwarathe scores don't mean much. Everybody el!J)eets a close battle. The team making the fewestmiatakes should come out ahead Both teams are in top physical Neii" Yorlt "'er San Dlolo--all bali • &!)011 pio . .... l!let a ""' - .. Oa¥'',., ewer ,Do~ Ratdlr1 IIIII 1961 Tolal week after putting OJ) a whale of a bettie. GallipoUa Joat tts seaaon opener to Huntington, 21~, bounced Coel GroYe, then loat a bitter delenl!llve battle to Athens, 8-3. Lut week, the GalliansouUastedlronton, 28-20. Melgs has eight lettermen back t'rom the 1967 ball club which posted a 9--1 season (6-0inleague play). GAHS has12baokfromlast ' « n squad. years-..-.. Coach Chancey's ladl!l weren't figured to be much or a threat .this fall - at least earlY in the ,foe'' - $687,445,181 . 1884,272,556 9,878.~ Meigs hu pal!lsed more tills Tho .I:FL --- S 24,000.IXXI ener, but feU 20-18 to.Atllenslast CliJ lwer IJnthJcTrruallor <*II than It loolro. Fi ecol Gasoline Taus Motor Vehicle Licenses Li~r Pennils rm . poettng o« on· lhot~ adYIIOtl' and 'aofng with Mia- A-EIIber llrug alone m~ cause nausea. 'raken togefller, this effect may be Increased. C are f u 1 adjustment of tlie dosage often r ell e .v e s thili .• symptom. . So Is Meigs. lnalde lhe SEOAL, pair of touchdowns better. · lndl&na over IDinois-The DlW has more potlento than .. ' :) Kanaal STATI COLLECTED TUU AND OTHER REVENUES FOR LOCAL GOYERHMENT 2,150,000 3,950,000 1,512,809 94.313,679 193, IllS 418,028 248,717 1,518.872 $ ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT. M.D. aUve factors, a diagnosis can usuallY be made. Tbe common advice to lake a vacation, get aw~ from It all and give yourself a change of scene may afford aome temporary relief. But It will do no lasting good If you come back with the aame old attltudes toward Ufe . and return to the altuatlona that caused Thur~,. Octo.3,, INS I{~~ ·.,. '·· Trojans Due to be Upset presence of one. or more caus· effects, such as nausea? County Agrrcultural Socrelies Sorl &later Conservalroo Thoroughbre<t Race Fund Veterans Organizatroos 6.~.IXXI 906,144 1,575.400 1,039,498 637,789 Stote Aid Total Stale Ard 2,477,898 I 1,361,281 lrreducrble Debt Aid lo Local Gov,.nment I 4,613,968 $ 3,999,439 • Slate Fund, subsidy pard lo Slale Police and Fire Pensroo Fund. 5,565,000 1,656,00! 2,895,500 250,000 - - - 1917 / • Weekly Picking Exercise 'Nervous Breakdown' An Inaccurate Term · 1968 . Should Williams not play, his place will be taken by 130 pound junior Pat Archer, accol'dln8 to coach Chancey, THI! DOCTOR BAVB Collean. Universitin lOll rei lied hiiller edllealioo inslitutions I 14,743,715 $92,864,510 $141,044,619, 1118111 Publu: Assistance Case Serv1ces to Bhnd 1167 IC f i u: al 1967 Ard lo Disable<! . 1967 19_.3 Fluol· 18~.113,9117 11011,220,812 112~138,812 STATE IJPI'ORT FOR IIEJITM. HEALTH, ADULT, YOUl'H. OORIIECTIOIS In lllillioo ol Dolin i .• HATE AID TO SCHOOLS, HIGHER EDUCATION, LOCAL GOVERNMENT , AND INDIVIDUALS Educot . on Aidlo ~detrt ,, 1967 au. 1968 1967 1963 2. Hith•t ltlvntlen Schools - 40C Co lleges-1 4C • En din& )1110 Jlltr 96,814,689 Total All Funds -'"'n or my 97,647,618 EXPEIIDITURES halfback Elbert WUIIams when lhtl whistle blows 1o open lhe battle Meigs-GAllS Frl<lay. WUUams has been absent ~am school- and practicea - since Monda)', a vi cUm ol m 311,037,432 Li qoor Cootro I Wi.ldlife eran wingback and defensive my 14,416,525 103,459,611l ~ . 857,366 go without the services ofvet· or v.m.m All The Marauder& may ha\le to rouow This Is a summary of state government Income ..,0 the public purposes for wblch It Is spetll. Wt are ~ :.'lJ',. ~, seaaoo - but ~Is boys ~.e imthe de!endlrw chsJq>lon Moraurl- pr<M!d tremendously olnce ' the ers, _like the vltlU~ Blue Devtls, Pt. Pleasant setback. are 1-J after two weeks action. In four games, the Maraudera counter wUl remain in contention Meigs openerll1s caD!jlllignwlth have gained 1,059 yardo ruahlllll IDr tho . 1968 ooo!erence a 13-6 win over Wahama. On andpassfDg,c~aredtotbeDev· championahip. The loser'· In all Sepl 13, the charges of Coach II a' 701 total In loor outlngo Bli probabillt,y, will be eUmlnatacl. Charles Chancey dropped a 28-6 Marauder guns Uustarhave.been It w1ll be the Blue Uevih aecw decision to Pt. Pleasant, ranked John Srnith,158-poundsentortall· ond roerl trip ot the campoign. sixth In Triple Aplay lhla week back who has pined 349 yardaln The Galllane smashed Col1 Grove in West Virginia. The Marauders 66 ~S. aod Ken Eqd.lsh. 17134-ll In their first battle away then polished orr Nelsonvl.lle- pound senior fullback who has from home. Overall, GAllS is 2-2. York 30..0 In their conference up.. 198 yards In 50 trjpa. Gallfl)ollo journeys lo Meigs Friday nlah~ WiMer of lhls impori&RtSouth••tern Ohio LeaKW! football 0 ,._ ., ,,-!,~.J;,~._x:::;:»~:w.:o:m:::::~ .·, f , G4lllipolis And ' Meigs In 'M· ust · ·win' At. .Pomeroy ' Us .•. syH~~Bollel .'" \ .P.t ·'\ , . . ., • ~· • • ,;· 3 - The . DaUy Senlloel, Pclrileroy-MWIOj)Or~ 0., ~ ~ ~ f \ l Yoom ASKm FOR rr ways agree, iie don't, teeli'•o.' This CQiumn Iaior young pootrangecl. ' '· IDg .... 111o sale of bll pie, their problema and pleasAll It jakea Ia .ooununleioHml, reotilllrllll - auapoclo<l •u-·C· urea, their traublea and run. As or that ne1'ftrPCIPUlartrdrd.'''~ lnl lkla81tnr conotruolt":! 111fll the nat o1 Helen Help lJSI, Josue." Too ba~ we ean't oillln!i .... "Cibarel" as a •'IWO(er It .welcomes lalllha but """'t 111ch a terriOc comnililf PI-" (two Uekela lor the price <tone) ciOd&a a serious lfleSuoft wltb a like worklilll ~ • a bett6i'· can BfOIIO aboUt the 1aameln Ita brush-oil. , worl~ - that Weod IOC"Pt aaoi. 1 - theatrp Send youijoelra80 ...,UOIII - K. R, ' ·' ~Tho as t • .,. a $12 top .... Caesar's Palace In A cubic loot of water welfchl to YOtJTH ASKED FOR IT, care Dear K.R:: Hoi.. Help USI tbla newopaDon't MY ''TOo bill ... ' eaa't VOIO!I lo biM!nr lor the swish· about 62.4 pounds, hydro ogper. • •• " So.Y ID-d, "We wllll ' hit ''llo)'a ':\the Band._" . SHE HATES THE 1\nd keep c:ommunlc:atini! ~ d, fiT .. . . BED SHE MAllE Dear !lei.,: Dear Helen: My ioother Ia !'l>llab ill!i 1111 1 am 18 ~ got married I'M> flllrer Ia Italian. HoW do 7 o u wOoks aao. My Jursban~ Ia 17. tbiM !feel mrfrlenda hit 1 don't love him, Helen. 1 to!~ me with Those Jokes? can't ti10Y my mother tlrU a My before pick m some other nail~? our marrlase but abe m8 me - POL.IT ·" 110 tJrrouglr with lt. All he tblnka Door P.: In onler to better und«S~ndtog the c-lllll!iDI about Ia - · aird 1 can't otancl A bolter C!JOattoir: Can't we him.' pck up a klnMr form ofliulnor nature of public aupport lor g o v - t serviCe& Tho bo.Y I reaJ11lovo Juot came 11110 etlrnlc joke a? Wbal starta serloa of comparative tables lhowlng state back to town. 1 kNeel him for a ed out lum7 Ia pttlng pritlf aoalatance lot major publlc proi:Jam areas for nacal year 1968. the prior year, lirrcal 1967, Ill~ live year ~ four montlla, 11111 while - · - H. · · be wao ..,., 1 moM lhla mloDear Helen: yeara ago in IIBCal 1963. My parerrts are aolnl to be take. There's notblnB I ean do abcart the baby that is c:m the awa;r on a week'• vacatlm. M,y way, but do I trave to keep on sister ~ I will IIIey wIth 1961 1967 1963 w1111 a 81J1 1 loaflle? The Qlher !rleods. What my lolka ~·t I. w-1• bo,y wan11 to marry me ~ take know Is 111ot ttri sister, w h o FOIIIIIIa1ioo 1226,026,835 IJ)9,318,:117 Ul8,012,477 care the baby. - TIRED OF hangs out with a wild crowd, 22,31i7,/)76 Sdlool Tr•$110[1atiOO 15,:11~ 158 111M Ia plaminl! a porQI II\ 0111' hoyiO 4,172,432 6,!li7,3S2 School Blls Purdlases 3,~1.100 Dear Tired: while they are llfiiiO· She'l new 14,190,518 2,624,619 Seems to me you're too mla- In the gang ~ WBnla to makf Oltr« Sdrool Aid l,5Jfl,242 jake.piOIIO lor an ~t Meiolon. en lmpresalon. Total Sdlools $241i,233,JI5 $340,817,494 $434,216,700 tr 7011 can't otancl the ~ :roo We Juot got newlurnl- ~ - · leave II, but don't jwnp I know they will wreCk someInto another untll you are 1'08l\Y thing, bealdoa mll)'bo ateel atuft, S'TATE ASSIST~NCE TO SCHOOLS IO< marriiii!O- At tbla point, I I found out ebout 111e JIOl1l' aceltblnk bo111bo,yaarebolterolfw1111- Mntall,y. Srould I tell parlollillioo olllollas out you. - H. enla ~ apoll tbelr vacatkirl? Dear Helen: - LITTLE SJS'I'ER $434 Is there reaDy auch a b I g Dear Sla: $341 gMOtatloa pp, or Ia It )lot 111at Better a apolled vaeatlml than $400 the ldda wtrohavecleel~toleave a wreckedhoooo. MaybayourperS241i ooclei;y get all the JntorYiows? onto ean save both - plus your Moot !rlends feel as I alstar's reputation - II they $200 do: We reapSct the •rover - 30" crack doWn now and get her I ilO poople, enJoy talhlng with DI8IQ' back on the rlghl track. - H. 0 of them ami, while we don't alFiscal Year 8 ID al!or4 - I P!JOI tobJe .,.. Don't cl1allonP him - be the poc:kell mo ,...Uer on his tlhle to hoop. hl'o aim hustler • koon. S. N. Behrman ohoUid be • · elated a national _,.,.,n protected from age: the 75.,yearold playwrlghl'o ftrot ncwei"Tho Burutng Glaas" Ia anltemofgeu. tool a ftctlonalel!e<t ••• \1- bb~l~Jbl!ll. .: · Tho N: Y.l~r board'• ~- bQJ lollletl1lng beh!DI'tboonoblt ?,'~tom~· • ttl~· i ~; shlnlnllniiM¥ :. Proia: ~him <iUl to ••Promlloo, '·· lees~' .,~ i . ...~ ' G~··• ::~· . ~·· · '!lith ,the hl&b Polish ' ,_,.,.... hall hOuri, ·wllliCI $7 ,. Of ,tho rlre ~· that I~ . 500 lD the Frlaro Cil....... Wl'1 ~e wl111 eit«<d .&e; Fields laiD Jam&lta aoi her bonOj'IIIOOil with clllldhoocl sweetboUt Steve craig; lhe · 0.0111 "SNJa Duba," tho "new wave" (me••l•g fun4J1Nt} bit mualcal IIU]lllOsocUy by young poopie will be !llm-scripte<l by NunnaJb, .Jolm800 - wiiO'a 701 ABC-TV aehecluled "Holly Gol!ii1tiY " based on Truman CapOle' a' ((''llkfst. at Tiffany's") as a next aeoaon series; N<YI' tho way ..... .. . . . ' . ' ••,.a ,~ ' 01.. 'tlio•"'~...1l, filii or ~ .""!!""" . . ,, N ,JOTAI JaCk EtrO, camirliiniil .lhlr; Pollli'l1•'' jlllraai•loiMa' ·iiM! J.' ;,o,:*'"*"'*'-:;;::;;::::::::;···>:•<:x<::<><=»'W<'-''''*''''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' <·:·:·:<·:·:·:·:·:<~:<·:·:·:O:·:·*"'"'"'""''~'>'**'·" ::;:<:::<. 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' w110 ftlm"!! . . O'!!RaAN JA:Cil: .,;Ow '"'"'" -'FQJ'111orlddlllm ..., Mlblllr-' llllllerwoat oorlauJ IIII'&W)' In L, A. ..... "To· ..... ba<kltaserl I'III>Orl tho liar' I trritatton Ia u to Dean Martin's gottlns $2,000,000-pluo per , _ while "he" gets hall 111a1 lor nve nlKirtl a wool<; no I>IDo.feud, the' .... Water colorlot Dong Kingman will still be lblo to buy his claublnr materlalo from Frlaolrieha which Is CCOlceotratlng Ito midtown busl- !):; . . ( •. . $158,503,236 ·' . ,. ,.-<,, �~~~\. ~~- ~~==~=.:~:;::::::::~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~. .;. ~~;;;;~ , ,. " ... ,,, a·.·y· ·' '• ' .& 6)I! r ;!01;; • .. • I iloll at .store taUy, E. rlcho tory at -1, .... boon In bualneas ldr more than tOO rears .... Jack Bomy'otrylng to llaure out how to cure his case ct shlngleo .... ol all network stall muslelansls thel!nMr for a strike .... Nixon will go to Mexlro for an Olympies festlvlt,y but his advisers no-want .... ("Flying Nun'') Big~ Ric~ ~ly •• 11 . / -· · • • • f' ' • ·) or........, ~lor l_t.~lgln·~.:::. ~ Orb&cll'o -1-:.l.~ ~ ' ';: ·,~>['.. ,i · ~ ~:·)::·: .r, ~ ' 6Iei~ ·ll~'' ' · fr... "' -, · \ r r ' • ' • • ' ... .. • ' . .•.,,'1_ \1' ~l: v~.-.: ·~ -~ CildWY) . -' bldl~~.­ ;y,, ,, .';;:r •. or ~: In If · :-· Auditor of State Roger Cloud's Complete Summary Fiscal Report for 1968 is Reproduced here by offset process for Public Information in the Identical Table Form Provide~ 1968 STATE of OHIO SUMMARY FISCAL REPORT i. I'· '( Roger Cloud- To the People of Ohio: happy to p<tsent this accountlnt to all Ollloans of the foods they havt provided for state and local services and p<ograms. ROGER CLOUD, Auditor of State FOI EVERY GEIIERAL REVEIIUE FUIID DOLLAI '. IIICOME FUND SUMMARY- STATE Of OHIO IHCO,.E AHD EXPENDITURES Fl uol Ye•~. lEt~ dint June 30th, 1961 lnco~n• E•pendit .. r•• $1, :ll3.158,8 IG $1)94, 119,905 375,956,236 3110,128.~1 Fu•HI• General Revenue (lnclu<lmg Rootaries) Sa les Tax ~ 44t; $485 rrullion Hrghwoy High... y Salety Ma1or TM10ughlare CorporattOne. Utilities-llc 1140 million Beer. Liquor. ClgElrettu-16C $187 million All other- l3C $141 million Federal aid-l4c $154 million 84,650,871 297,005.238 Caprtal lmp!ov,....t 100, 108,910 117,220,314 5,086,397 4,058,936 Bond Retirement Revenue Drsllibulioo , Other 259,828,121 156.0~.618 $2,550,99!1,584 $2,587,45t350 $438 million $150 million The aU (UIId siiiiHDBtY llhows Income and expoQdJtures ror the State of Oblo lor aU mooeys received or oxpendK in !local year 1968. This table reflects in & OIOIDingful rasblon the rinanclal activities of the state govemment. Receipts lor !local year 1968 are compiiK lor each [IIDd and to lbeae totals &llcled or sublracteel the &djuoaneots made dur!Dc tbo year to produce the tooome abOWD in the table. EIPOndlturi!B ror fiscal year 1968 document the sum of tbe worruls Issued during lbo year. leas the voucbors in process ror the prior year &Dd p1u• lbe voucllera IIi process .. June Welfare -27 C $295 million or 30. 1968. $137 mLilLOn 196] II. P111tUc Welfare Aid ior A&od .. Aidlo Bliod 'Aid .. Cri~od Cirild!JII 1968 I 67,928,917 I 68,«2,642 I 49,282,051 1,469,938 2,73>,767 2,477,898 533,18 810,545 906,7« IO,Ill6,643 Cllildrarl Aid .. lli sallied Pllblic ~ssis181ce C. Service to Blind 5,!12,289 28,913,013 114,ill0 17,860,216 74,62'),080 94,373,679 17,671,217 19,:mtl.798 47,1911,!11 12,069,898 217,999 172,939 32,487,7ll 71,982,195' Healtll c.. Toill P•blic Joltare 1132,124,654' 12«.140,95 l 1290,&11,21i1 • Certain IHIIN public welfare proiJiams wore not included in lbe Goneral Re""""' Fund oolil July 1, 1966 STUE AID FOR PUBliC JELF ARE In Millions of Dollars 1291 $DI . . •· f, ' 12« S2IXI $132 IPI 0 FioCIII Y•r Eildirla 1968 1967 1963 J• ~~~~ 111. Me11tol H eollh, , • .,,.. 1963 .• ~' lleotll Hllltlllld Qlnlcliorrs Youtll Comorrs~oo Tlllalllental Hoaltll, v..... 1967 '"' 6,551,329 s11,665,316 10,487,998 13,629,048 lll0,71l1,870 $131i,767,11ti0 $1511 1111 SilO • ~. ..... . 0 .,,_..y.. .~ fi ., ~-· · . ol 1968 Olher School Ard !309,378,387 21.367,016 6,507,352 1,614,679 $388,011.411 17,241,178 4, 171,432 14,790,578 Total Educat1on 1340,877,494 1434,2 16,760 I 914.700 6,595,150 1,900,000 1,641,800 1,900,000 I 6, 300,765 B,SI8,935 1.241,041 6,500,750 5,197,000 9 693,500 6,440,545 8,800,000 36,312,485 14,201,119 8,626, 778 14,061,450 43,560,304 6,254,352 School Foundation Schoo\ Transportation Operating School Bus Purchases H i eh•• Education P.kron Umvers•t~ Bowl~ng Greea umvers1ty Central Sta te UnlvfiSity C1nC1nnal1 Umversrty Cleve land State Umvers1ty Ken! Stale Un1vers1 1y M1am1 Umvers1ty OhiO Unrvers1ty The Oh10 State UniverSity Toledo Un1vers1ly 1 , 0~,700 Wughl Stale Umvers1ty Youngstown Stale Unrversily Oh 1o College of Medicine 1,620,100 -0150,000 2,688,541 5,697,603 700,000 Commun1ty Colleges 1,831,600 -02.671,400 4,213,814 570,927 4,631,419 Technicallnstltu.tes Un1vers1ty Branches Qt11o Slate Un1~ersity Hospital cooperative [xtenSUlll SeiVICe Agr1cu tture Research Cente1 Other Higher Educatroo Tolal Hrgher Educalioo EilEs MD u•tnRSitiES .,. ·: :, )t~fE Aiil roInoolL. llilliOII ol OoiiP 1148 ll!il $93 $1011 150 0 Fi~t~l Year Endln& )1111 30111 1963 1967 STATE AID TO SCHOOLS. HIGHER EDUCATION, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, AHD INDIVIDUALS A.uditor o;ol Stete TuberculosiS Hospitals Police & Firemen's Pensions Cr1mutal Costs Pwbl ic Welfare Aid lor Age<!, Healltr Care Ard IO Blind Aid to Crrppled Children Aid lo Depellllent Children Ubrary Aid & Ubrary Association Local Healltr Dislrrcls Probation Program - Youlh Menially Delicient - Youth Tolal Fublrc Welfare By MILTON RlCHM.I:N Sl', LOUIS (lJPll--That Tim McCarver doell'l't eall a b a d game at all. Preljy good, in fact. He can call one for me apytlme. So rm lotting him. - .,Notre Dame"," saya th.e . Cardinal catcher. "Even-arterlaat week. rm no frout rwmer. I think thQ can. take Iowa. n That waa sueh a good call 1 asked Orlando Cepeda II ho wanted to m_ ake one, too. He lal.d aure. "I like o, J. Slmp8on," ougpaled Co)IOM. Well, I do too but he alowo doWn a tr!Oe when he comes to a brick wall and 1llal'a what TN HanMick• ~ lhtl Miami (Fla.) liDo look like to me. ·Itt,.. ~ll ~ o!onr with ~~~ ... aod"""'· but . tr ,. ..iiloir'• """""-' 348,~3 I 415,447 298,160 1,833,973 95,000 208,850 173,713 139,705 94,000 257,600 450,870 139,705 Hrghway Salety, HosPilal Clai•s Historrcal Society Other State ~id 755,572 755,560 340.982 2,391,812 878,39(1 212.186 I 4,948.1811 $ 7,320,406 Total Slate SUbsidin Although mally persons still tbe trouble .~: first place,, speak of rhavlng a nervous · M>yoaw ·'il'bo ot-work"UU<' breakdown, this term Is inac- a constrlictive solution to hllf t curate because there Is no problems 110alded should soak· breakdown of their nerve tis- professional advice from a sue. The term "nervous ex- psychiatrist or clinical psyhaustion" Is equally mislead- cho1oglst. log because, no matter how tired the victim feels, there Is Q-1 bave always had headno exhaustion of his nervous aches. In the last year they system. Instead, there i~ a have become worse, A neubreakdown of his elfecttve- rologist says I have occipital ness, c e used by emotional neuralgia. · He Ia giving me strife, althoUgh It may notal- traction, muscle relaxers and ways be readily recognized as Darvon. Would severing the such. nerve help? Would this cause Fallure to pass an examlna- numbne811 lion a flnanciol reverse or A-The o<:clpital uerve Is marital difficulties may trig· one of the brauches COOling ger the "breakdown" but the from the spinal col,'d in the basic cause In each case Is a neck. s eve ring the nerve . severe blow to one's expect&· would relieve the paiD but lions aild ooe's pride. Tbe would leave the area supplied usual manllestatlons are Joss by this nerve numb. of appetite, a feeling of depression, Insomnia, loss of Q-1 am taking ~uclng weight, Irritability aild jitters. piUs preserlbell by my doctor None of those symptoms nee- and also birth control piUs. easar!IY meaua a breakdown Can the comblnallon of these but, taken together and In the two cause. any harmful aide BERRY'S WORLD I 92,864,580 $118.044,689 Sales Ta• to Local Govern· $100,930,312 2,735,767 810,545 74,615.080 $121.~4.246 Fund lntan&ible Tam Horse Racinl Ta•es 17,675,257 47,190,991 172,939 19,3110,798 52.069.898 217,99'1 $244,140,951 $290,691.262 playing flanker and 5-5 an1126- mi'• mooatera - z e ur to put · 111a Orange Juice and upoet Southern C'olllornlo. Here ere the other calls: Tho East UCLA over ~~Yracuee-1 know lb'rocuae rllil It laot year. But not thlo time Josephine, PenD State over West VtrJI)nla - Bot1r alMI always work up. a ·-tIn lhll .... Willlapr and Miry aver PI~ Thill' keep telling me Pllt u lmprOYed. And Dertmoulh over Holy Cron, COrnell over Rutgers. Brdr.Io over Booton College, Prbieeton aver Columbia, Yale Ofer Colgate, Harvard over Bucknell, Temple OYer BoiiiDn u., Penn over Brown, .Maine mer Vermont and Maasa- ., Q-My doetor Is giving me I AdJpex to curb my appetite. Ia it habit-forming! · A-No. cbusetta over Dalaware. · The Mfdwerit PUrruo over NortlrWe-.-. The only queatloo II by how much. r Mlehlpa staje over Wlseon- rrin- Dull'y'o bol'• look at least a Mayo Brotbers Clinic. Mlmesota over Wake Foreot -Gophora get ,.;u. Ohlo State over Oregon- Joe ~rna lo a Buckeye elumnua but he didn't have to tell me thlo. And Michigan aver Navy Mlasourl over Army, Kanoa; over New Mexico, COlorado OYer Iowa Slate, Miami (0.) fr'ler Kcmt State, Ohio U, over State--lillphomore Chuck Hixson fllps 'em Uke Gibson. He's No. 1 lnthe!l!)Unlry. Tennesaee over Ri~ Vol! look great at times, then only 10·80. Texas over Oklahoma StateLonghorns 110 Into sar:aut _.,, And· Houston aver Clnclmatl, Unl•erslty of. Texas at El Paso aver Arizona, Texaa Tech over Colorado State. Tulsa over Soulhem Dllnoll ~ Memphis state over North Texas state. The Far Weot stanford over Air Fore~ 01-'• conditioo for Friday's encounter. MEXICO CITY (UP0 - The 1968 Olympic Games, ochedui~ lo begin next week were plaeM In Jeoparey qa1n toMy as new student riots oontinued to roc:k the host elf;)'. Altholllh Olympl c rules do IIIli owelty anything about civil d lsorde r s preceding the gamea, one higlr ranking International Olympic Committee olflelal saldo "One would be right to assume the games are In Jeoparey of being canceled." ::x;:.-:;:w.mo::>m~lmlt!IIW«!~>It!O:IO New Haven Social Events Toledo, Loulsvl.lle over DlijltOn. Although, the Falcons have one Bowling Green over Western o1 their best ball elubs in years. Mr. and Mrs. Norman HeOOerMicldgan, Wichita state over Oregon state over Washington shot, Jr. of Pleasant Hill, caur., Drake and Xavier over Mar- - J-Iuskl.es are catching the vls~ted with her slsteraOObrothshall Beavers in the wrong year. er-n).Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harry TheSouth Wyoming over Arizona State Layne here recently. They also l.SV over ljaYIW.., TIJe Tin<:• _Cowboys looking to make up vlslled other relatives In the h,H ·better keep tbelr "imlnd .GD.oc ror last week's!stliltii':·~. ·:!-..". : .·::-~~t.~'E~~ hlo~e .~ey,planned their work 111ough, and not lie And California over San Jose 'vlsn MrS, Hendelshot s mothlooking &head to next week and _ S ate, Utah OYer Washington er, Mn. H. L. Oyer, who is in Miami, Norlolk, VL, with her son and Florlrla over Mllllaslppl Slate Slate, Utah State over Monlana, ~ughter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. _Comfortably, West Texaa state over Montana James Dyer. FlOC"lda Slate aver Teus state ~ Pacllle over Idaho. Mrs. B. J. Howard and son, A.&M.-It was a halr-pdler laot . The Pro. Michael, visited recentlY with year an~ coul~ he qaln. The one everybody will be her Mughler and son-In-law, Mr. Duke o•er Maryland- Tho looking at will be played In ~ Mrs, Larry LeMulers, at Carda saw Me Lain .was a- .llWe Atlanta where the Packers ao PhiladelphJa, PL wUd hlglr so filii!' claclderl to agalnot the FalconSr Mrs. Emo Wood is a surgical take Duke, They'll want to see whe4lror patient al Pleasant Valley HasAlabama over Mlallsslppl- Norm Van Brocklln makea aoy piW. The Bear SIIYS It'll lie dll!erenee ~ whether Phil Mrs. Maxine Grimm has been 1 miserable rlcle horne boya If you Bengtsoo drcpa his thiN In a a patient at Pleasant Valley nosblow thla one. row. pltal And .l:ubum over KentuckY . Pecple are saying lhe Packers Mrs. E. T. Wagenhals or NewGeorgia Tech over Clem...,; are getting old. one of thooo ark, 0., hao been yigtung her son Georgia over Sooth Carolina, - l e lo Detroit' a Alex Karras, and ~Uihter-IJ>.law, Mr. and VIrginia Tech over Kanou Who also baa thlo lo 8IIY aboUt Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, State, Vanderbilt over North BengtiOD: Mr. alii Mrs. Harold Johnson Carolina, VIrginia over DaYirl"~ Phil. tr ho wlaa, he vlslled lhelr soo ~ famlb, Dr. ...,, Soutbarn Mississippi aver ought ID; II ho looea, he' a a ~ Mrs. Gordon Johnsoo and East Carolina ~ VMI "'er ~- Lombardi kne" the chlldren, Gambler, Ohio. VIllanova. riKirt time to otep aa~M." Mrs. Harol~ Copehart boa been The - e s t One more Groen !!a¥ loll w a surgical pal!ent at Veterans Arkanlaa aver TCV- Razor- lhere wtll be ttroae saying bye MemorW Hoopllal, Pomeroy. backl' pualng attack rrould be bye Bengtson. Dlt. ho ohould Mr. ~ Mrs. Lawrence Uev· the dodder, raUy the PaCkers enough 1D lng ol Wlnlleld vlalted racenUy SMIJ over Nor1ll Carolina beet Atlanta. I think they will. wllh lhtllr parents, Mrs. Thelma ~;a;;;~;;;::;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:1 Chicago over. Baltimon-- Earl Other NFL cbolcoa: Morrall can't do It all. Dallal ewer St. Loul.., These Cmla have no Bd> GlbDetroit over Mlmoaota- Llonl are .talldntl title. New York over New Orloons -Thoro aoe• Homer Jones. Phlllllelphla orer Waih._.., - RMaklna haYo a M!enae like aRetlaleve. Loa An&reteo "'or SanFnrlelaco-- ~ four at bome, lorpt lI. . . Clncl!utl • LleYing. and Mr. and Mrs. otha Copehart Mra. Dorsey Lee Roush baa been a recent patient at Vlterana Memorial Hospllal. PR<YI'EST TRIALS LONDON (lJPl)- Britain hae OliPHioed dlsoatlalaolton wtar 111o propooed trials ID clrooH a cball41180r lor the 1970 America's c.., 101' u..noter J&Cbta, curreatly Ia file haDrJs of the lllilted Slatea. A opokeiDWI '"" the Royal Dorset Yadlt Club ·o f Britain said a proteot ..,........., the trial• may ba lndged wl111 1111 New York Yacht Club. are banged up~ but should beat the llrollcos. llouatiDa aver Miami-Dol· .. phlu In too deep. over Denver--. LOlJIS ,(UP~)- n.e st. the Tlgera don't ponlc:. But, Louis Conllr.la, usill! the IIIDO alllroolh Tltrer ~r~am&er MoJo vletorJ tonnula as ln 19871 sert Smith MelW the IMa blo el... ~owed Nelson Brlleo oot wa1 too tense, the stsna of to hiD'I the pme of the jlUert were Chen - errors, 1968 World Serlealoday aplnot miacuea. and even a bit or a ~t Tiger team ~ qJI&l'relt,._ McLaln~ns aeveral •fsno of Jitters. Donoy !&Lain, Detroit~ 31· Tho ·, TilJora, otunned b7 Bd> .pme wtnnei' ... -....tto ·· Wa the Gibson's record 17 at.r!keGUts belton pitcher Wediloo<lay, • ..,.. We:lneldl,y, named s·t e a c:i y BOB GIBSON lhtl posl-ilame c-lllnt. plied sootlt>aw Mickey Lolleh to UI!UIIlly lw>-lovlll! Donoy, wbo owose Brllel!l at Busch Nemor· relaxed the n1a1rt before the lal StsdiiDD at 2 p.m. EDT. game by pl-.rfDK the organ 1D a The CoNs !at the Boaton hotel dlulng room until mlciRed So.x in tbe. '87 aeries on Sl'. LOUIS (UPll-- Facts and 111ree wino by Gibson ~ one nlgh~ wao mlght,y unhlppy ligures lor the 1968 World about the way he was taken out by Briles. Series: of lire game by Smith. Gibson Going Strong Teams- st. Louis Cardinal a In tact, he was peeved that he AM you couldn't bllme tbe National League Olamptons, va: wa5 taken out or the pme at Cmls, after lhelr opening-game Detroit Tigers, Am e r ·J can aiL 4-0 triumph behlnd Gibson, lor Lerqple Champlonr. u A guy who pitches 300 am toull1111 that Bullet Bd> can pick Defend.in.g Champions- Car10111e innings just don't get "' three wlna apln II he baa to. dinals. yanked out · like that." aaid That would mean all they woul~ First gam~ Cardinals won 4adding: McLain, need to retain their world 0. • 'He (Smith) never even told championship would be one win Second game- At Busch stame I was ouL He just !lent a opln for Briles. dium, St. Loula, Thuracbu'. IUY up to pinch41.il for me. 11 BrUea, a handsome ex•etor Game time- 2 p.m. (EDT). The errors, three or them, who ~ a U-11 record tbla Second game pltcherll- Dewere bad enough. Ulkler the year, is confident but he isn't troit, MlcktiY Lollch (17 -9): st. pressure applied by the cards, ldddiqr himself tt-et he can Loula, Nelson Briles (19-11). catcher Bill Freehan, left Second game oddo- Carda 13- mow down the Tigers the way Delder Willie Horton, and firstGlbooo ~ld. "· 10. "It you e:qtect me to go oot baseman Norm Cash all drew Series odds- Cardinals faerrors. Horton's, when he ~ pitch like he dl~." ~ vored 14 to 5. Briles, "you're out of your ever- overran a ground single by Remalng games-- thiN, fourth Mike Shannon In the lourtll and, If necessary, filth gamealn lovln' mird." · irming, hurt the most. It let ll he doesn't, that will be just Detroit Saturday, SUnMy and runners move to second and swell with the Tigers. MonMy; sixth ~ seventh third and, when JuHan Javier It would not be accurate to games, if necessary, in St. tollowed with a single, what the Tigers Louis Wednesday and Thursday. say , Gibson ..panicky," because pros like could have been a 1..0 deficit Series wiiUier- llrst teem to bollooned lo 3-0. win tour games. But how about those three Rival managers - Detroit, card stolen bases- one each by Mayo Smith; St. Loula, RM Javier, Lw Brock, am Curt Sc:hoendlenst. Flood? Freehan managed to throw out Javier once, but it was a close, controversial call. SERIES BOX A UttleWM DETROIT AB R H Bl As for what happeded to MeAnltne 2b . . . . . . 4 o t o McLain, Freehan agreed with stanley ••• • . • . .. . 4 0 2 0 the general consensus that distinctive corduroy Kallne rf .. . ...... 4 o t o brash Denny had not pitched auburban coat that's as Caah lb .. •.• . . . . . 4 o o o badly- just a bit too wildly. comfortable as it is practical Horlon If . ...... ...4 0 0 0 COLUMBlJS (lJPD - Woody "J'ye never seen him so . .. as stylish as it is Northrup r:l • . ......3 o o o Hayes doesn't llke renms. wild," said the catcher. "He I dtllal>le. Pile collar and Freehan c . . .... , .. 2 0 0 0 Like laat year when Ohio was wiJd high." Wert3b ....... ....2010 State dumpM Oregoo 3(M), then As ror Gibson. he figured his lining for added comfort Mathews ph ••• ••• , .• 1 o o o .... clouted 41~ by Purdue. secret was that he "surprised" lau•edeleather pocket tri.;,, Tracewald 3b . . .. , , .0 0 0 0 uwe're not taking Oregon the Tlgen by showing them he McLain p ...... .. .. I 0 0 0 lightly," IIQ'& Hayes, despite be- could throw something besides Matcblck ph . , , ... , .1 0 0 0 Ing a 20.polnt favorite In this last balls- curve:ti and sJiders. Doboon P •••••.. ... 0 0 9 o Saturday's contest at the Ohio He said he threw "about 80 per 1\.1.'11 Brown ph • .•••.• , •• 1 o o o Stadium here:· cent cast balls" as he: 1. McMahon p ......... 0 0 0 0 Ohlo Slate woo Ito oponer- Eclipsed ~lily Koufas' record T<YI'ALS 31 0 5 0 31-14 &pinal Southern Methodist - last weekend, whlle in Sl', LOUts AB R H Bl two conteats this year Oregon Brock II .........• 4 1 1 1 has boon dumped each time. Flood cf • . , •• • , •.. 4 0 1 0 uwe plan to stay on the vicMarta rf .. . ....... 3 1 o o tory troll and the only way to Cepeda lb . . . . . . . . ,4 0 0 o do that Is think about Oregon," McCarver c . , ••• ..•3 1 1 0 says Hayes, whose Buckeyes 9ramon 3b ... .. •.•. 4 I 2 I take on No. 1 ranked PUrW.e Javier 2b . ... , ••• , .3 0 1 2 111e following weokend. Maxvlll &S • . ....•.•2 0 0 0 "We were up for Oregon a Glbaonp . . .. .. .... 2000 year ago - mll)'be even pl~ed OUR FINEST OUAUTY TOTALS 29 4 6 4 over OUT heada," he adds.. NEW TREADS Detroit .•. , •. DOD DOD 000- 0 A year ago Hayes• rullbacka (ratrudc on &DUrwl flra bodlll) Ill Louis •••.• 000 300 lOx- 4 shot down the Ducks as the big You aet lhe eame type or winlcr-lrllclion trc11d deeian E - Freehan, Horton. Cash. men carried 43 times for 149 lhat comes on our LOB - Detroit 5, Sl, Louis 6. yards and three toudtdowna. "Suburbanite''· nylon 7.15114 2B - Kallno. 3B - McCILn'er. winter tlrel. 7.35.114 It may be the same story thia HR - Brock. S1l - Brock, Ja- year, then, again, it ma,y not. vier, Flood. S- GIBSON. Hayes keeps saying ''We'll IPHRERBBSO paas more this &eaJIOI\ watt and McLain (1) . • •. 5 3 3 2 3 3 see." llob....... . . . .22111D After Wednesday's praoltce, McMahon • • · •.. 1 I 0 0 0 0 Hayes wao lfllck to conceM Gibson (W) • • ••• 9 5 0 0 1 17 that tile Buckeyes have more T- 2:29. A- 54,692, really fine receivers thil year ' than In recent history. sr. Facts And F"IgUreS CORDUROY PACESETTER Bucks in '®'by CRESCO Readiness For Ducks NEW YORK HOUSE SEEK TRAllE sr. LOUIS (UPll-- The Cleveland Indiana have roaM a nveCARDS 15-4 FAVORITE player offer lor biB Frank LAS VEGAS, Nov. (VPI>IIoward, Waohlngton'a borne nm The st. Loula Cardlnalo, a w kJni, victor OYOr the DetnJit 11gen Jn The live plt~Yerl tha Indiana the lint game rif the 1968 World have 9fl'ered lor Howard, Who Serlea, toMy were moM 14 to 5 led lhtl American Longue with favorites b7 Lu Vepa oddamaH hoteora, are pitcher stan kera to tlhe the aeries. In k~My's ..game In st. Williams, a h o r t o to p Lorn Brown, catehel' Duke Sims ~ Loui1 In which Nel0011 Briles outOeiMra Tommy Harper ~ wiD start ca 111e mound IPinot Lee Maye. The Senators' Detroit's Mlckoy Lollch, the 111811110111enl Ia COIIIklarlns the Cmls were tlh~ 13-10 fm>. rites. Trust "You'll Like Our Service" Phone 61 Pomeroy, 0. heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO., .' '· $ 24,000,000 43,683,319 983,965 46,700,696 67,993,876 95,99!1,997 69,81&,114 107,191,134 9,764,ia8 $142,539,519 == been the big runners for GAHS llrus far. However Neal has bean ' used more asablocklngbackthan a runner in hls last two outings. With veteran Tom ~noer roll "'up. " may 1,018.404 Stale Revenue Colleclions for Local Gove-1111 year than In 1967. The Marauder11 have completed 22 ot 60 aerlall!llor 358 yardl!l, SenlorDennt• Ault, 153-pound eDCI, is the nwnber one receiYir with 15 completionl!l, 288 yi.rds and tl!ree IOOchdown.s. Tom Proae, 186-pound sophomore tailback, and Chuck Neal 191opound junior fullback, haY; pwrd freshman Larry Snowden at quarterback, the Galliano ~tO add more apark to their oftenae opln lhlo week. At l•st thll eomblm.Uon clicked against a rugged lronloo eleven. The Blue OevU.I!I haven't won at Marauder stadium siBCe Jack 1962 SEOAL champs dWillled ChanceJ'o 111en PIHDeroy Panthers, 2S-8.1n1964, theeham~ pion Panthers plmerh 20-6 Mfeat on GAHS, and In 1966, coach Bud Blc:kle'a boys stunned the heavily faYOred GaiUans, 20-0. That d&feal knocked GAllS out ct the championship race two years ago. Last year, Me lea downed Gallipollo 8-li In a ~e!enslve strug. gle on Memorial Field. By comparative scores through one common toe - Athens - the Marauden are favored by three points. But todayI cmwarathe scores don't mean much. Everybody el!J)eets a close battle. The team making the fewestmiatakes should come out ahead Both teams are in top physical Neii" Yorlt "'er San Dlolo--all bali • &!)011 pio . .... l!let a ""' - .. Oa¥'',., ewer ,Do~ Ratdlr1 IIIII 1961 Tolal week after putting OJ) a whale of a bettie. GallipoUa Joat tts seaaon opener to Huntington, 21~, bounced Coel GroYe, then loat a bitter delenl!llve battle to Athens, 8-3. Lut week, the GalliansouUastedlronton, 28-20. Melgs has eight lettermen back t'rom the 1967 ball club which posted a 9--1 season (6-0inleague play). GAHS has12baokfromlast ' « n squad. years-..-.. Coach Chancey's ladl!l weren't figured to be much or a threat .this fall - at least earlY in the ,foe'' - $687,445,181 . 1884,272,556 9,878.~ Meigs hu pal!lsed more tills Tho .I:FL --- S 24,000.IXXI ener, but feU 20-18 to.Atllenslast CliJ lwer IJnthJcTrruallor <*II than It loolro. Fi ecol Gasoline Taus Motor Vehicle Licenses Li~r Pennils rm . poettng o« on· lhot~ adYIIOtl' and 'aofng with Mia- A-EIIber llrug alone m~ cause nausea. 'raken togefller, this effect may be Increased. C are f u 1 adjustment of tlie dosage often r ell e .v e s thili .• symptom. . So Is Meigs. lnalde lhe SEOAL, pair of touchdowns better. · lndl&na over IDinois-The DlW has more potlento than .. ' :) Kanaal STATI COLLECTED TUU AND OTHER REVENUES FOR LOCAL GOYERHMENT 2,150,000 3,950,000 1,512,809 94.313,679 193, IllS 418,028 248,717 1,518.872 $ ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT. M.D. aUve factors, a diagnosis can usuallY be made. Tbe common advice to lake a vacation, get aw~ from It all and give yourself a change of scene may afford aome temporary relief. But It will do no lasting good If you come back with the aame old attltudes toward Ufe . and return to the altuatlona that caused Thur~,. Octo.3,, INS I{~~ ·.,. '·· Trojans Due to be Upset presence of one. or more caus· effects, such as nausea? County Agrrcultural Socrelies Sorl &later Conservalroo Thoroughbre<t Race Fund Veterans Organizatroos 6.~.IXXI 906,144 1,575.400 1,039,498 637,789 Stote Aid Total Stale Ard 2,477,898 I 1,361,281 lrreducrble Debt Aid lo Local Gov,.nment I 4,613,968 $ 3,999,439 • Slate Fund, subsidy pard lo Slale Police and Fire Pensroo Fund. 5,565,000 1,656,00! 2,895,500 250,000 - - - 1917 / • Weekly Picking Exercise 'Nervous Breakdown' An Inaccurate Term · 1968 . Should Williams not play, his place will be taken by 130 pound junior Pat Archer, accol'dln8 to coach Chancey, THI! DOCTOR BAVB Collean. Universitin lOll rei lied hiiller edllealioo inslitutions I 14,743,715 $92,864,510 $141,044,619, 1118111 Publu: Assistance Case Serv1ces to Bhnd 1167 IC f i u: al 1967 Ard lo Disable<! . 1967 19_.3 Fluol· 18~.113,9117 11011,220,812 112~138,812 STATE IJPI'ORT FOR IIEJITM. HEALTH, ADULT, YOUl'H. OORIIECTIOIS In lllillioo ol Dolin i .• HATE AID TO SCHOOLS, HIGHER EDUCATION, LOCAL GOVERNMENT , AND INDIVIDUALS Educot . on Aidlo ~detrt ,, 1967 au. 1968 1967 1963 2. Hith•t ltlvntlen Schools - 40C Co lleges-1 4C • En din& )1110 Jlltr 96,814,689 Total All Funds -'"'n or my 97,647,618 EXPEIIDITURES halfback Elbert WUIIams when lhtl whistle blows 1o open lhe battle Meigs-GAllS Frl<lay. WUUams has been absent ~am school- and practicea - since Monda)', a vi cUm ol m 311,037,432 Li qoor Cootro I Wi.ldlife eran wingback and defensive my 14,416,525 103,459,611l ~ . 857,366 go without the services ofvet· or v.m.m All The Marauder& may ha\le to rouow This Is a summary of state government Income ..,0 the public purposes for wblch It Is spetll. Wt are ~ :.'lJ',. ~, seaaoo - but ~Is boys ~.e imthe de!endlrw chsJq>lon Moraurl- pr<M!d tremendously olnce ' the ers, _like the vltlU~ Blue Devtls, Pt. Pleasant setback. are 1-J after two weeks action. In four games, the Maraudera counter wUl remain in contention Meigs openerll1s caD!jlllignwlth have gained 1,059 yardo ruahlllll IDr tho . 1968 ooo!erence a 13-6 win over Wahama. On andpassfDg,c~aredtotbeDev· championahip. The loser'· In all Sepl 13, the charges of Coach II a' 701 total In loor outlngo Bli probabillt,y, will be eUmlnatacl. Charles Chancey dropped a 28-6 Marauder guns Uustarhave.been It w1ll be the Blue Uevih aecw decision to Pt. Pleasant, ranked John Srnith,158-poundsentortall· ond roerl trip ot the campoign. sixth In Triple Aplay lhla week back who has pined 349 yardaln The Galllane smashed Col1 Grove in West Virginia. The Marauders 66 ~S. aod Ken Eqd.lsh. 17134-ll In their first battle away then polished orr Nelsonvl.lle- pound senior fullback who has from home. Overall, GAllS is 2-2. York 30..0 In their conference up.. 198 yards In 50 trjpa. Gallfl)ollo journeys lo Meigs Friday nlah~ WiMer of lhls impori&RtSouth••tern Ohio LeaKW! football 0 ,._ ., ,,-!,~.J;,~._x:::;:»~:w.:o:m:::::~ .·, f , G4lllipolis And ' Meigs In 'M· ust · ·win' At. .Pomeroy ' Us .•. syH~~Bollel .'" \ .P.t ·'\ , . . ., • ~· • • ,;· 3 - The . DaUy Senlloel, Pclrileroy-MWIOj)Or~ 0., ~ ~ ~ f \ l Yoom ASKm FOR rr ways agree, iie don't, teeli'•o.' This CQiumn Iaior young pootrangecl. ' '· IDg .... 111o sale of bll pie, their problema and pleasAll It jakea Ia .ooununleioHml, reotilllrllll - auapoclo<l •u-·C· urea, their traublea and run. As or that ne1'ftrPCIPUlartrdrd.'''~ lnl lkla81tnr conotruolt":! 111fll the nat o1 Helen Help lJSI, Josue." Too ba~ we ean't oillln!i .... "Cibarel" as a •'IWO(er It .welcomes lalllha but """'t 111ch a terriOc comnililf PI-" (two Uekela lor the price <tone) ciOd&a a serious lfleSuoft wltb a like worklilll ~ • a bett6i'· can BfOIIO aboUt the 1aameln Ita brush-oil. , worl~ - that Weod IOC"Pt aaoi. 1 - theatrp Send youijoelra80 ...,UOIII - K. R, ' ·' ~Tho as t • .,. a $12 top .... Caesar's Palace In A cubic loot of water welfchl to YOtJTH ASKED FOR IT, care Dear K.R:: Hoi.. Help USI tbla newopaDon't MY ''TOo bill ... ' eaa't VOIO!I lo biM!nr lor the swish· about 62.4 pounds, hydro ogper. • •• " So.Y ID-d, "We wllll ' hit ''llo)'a ':\the Band._" . SHE HATES THE 1\nd keep c:ommunlc:atini! ~ d, fiT .. . . BED SHE MAllE Dear !lei.,: Dear Helen: My ioother Ia !'l>llab ill!i 1111 1 am 18 ~ got married I'M> flllrer Ia Italian. HoW do 7 o u wOoks aao. My Jursban~ Ia 17. tbiM !feel mrfrlenda hit 1 don't love him, Helen. 1 to!~ me with Those Jokes? can't ti10Y my mother tlrU a My before pick m some other nail~? our marrlase but abe m8 me - POL.IT ·" 110 tJrrouglr with lt. All he tblnka Door P.: In onler to better und«S~ndtog the c-lllll!iDI about Ia - · aird 1 can't otancl A bolter C!JOattoir: Can't we him.' pck up a klnMr form ofliulnor nature of public aupport lor g o v - t serviCe& Tho bo.Y I reaJ11lovo Juot came 11110 etlrnlc joke a? Wbal starta serloa of comparative tables lhowlng state back to town. 1 kNeel him for a ed out lum7 Ia pttlng pritlf aoalatance lot major publlc proi:Jam areas for nacal year 1968. the prior year, lirrcal 1967, Ill~ live year ~ four montlla, 11111 while - · - H. · · be wao ..,., 1 moM lhla mloDear Helen: yeara ago in IIBCal 1963. My parerrts are aolnl to be take. There's notblnB I ean do abcart the baby that is c:m the awa;r on a week'• vacatlm. M,y way, but do I trave to keep on sister ~ I will IIIey wIth 1961 1967 1963 w1111 a 81J1 1 loaflle? The Qlher !rleods. What my lolka ~·t I. w-1• bo,y wan11 to marry me ~ take know Is 111ot ttri sister, w h o FOIIIIIIa1ioo 1226,026,835 IJ)9,318,:117 Ul8,012,477 care the baby. - TIRED OF hangs out with a wild crowd, 22,31i7,/)76 Sdlool Tr•$110[1atiOO 15,:11~ 158 111M Ia plaminl! a porQI II\ 0111' hoyiO 4,172,432 6,!li7,3S2 School Blls Purdlases 3,~1.100 Dear Tired: while they are llfiiiO· She'l new 14,190,518 2,624,619 Seems to me you're too mla- In the gang ~ WBnla to makf Oltr« Sdrool Aid l,5Jfl,242 jake.piOIIO lor an ~t Meiolon. en lmpresalon. Total Sdlools $241i,233,JI5 $340,817,494 $434,216,700 tr 7011 can't otancl the ~ :roo We Juot got newlurnl- ~ - · leave II, but don't jwnp I know they will wreCk someInto another untll you are 1'08l\Y thing, bealdoa mll)'bo ateel atuft, S'TATE ASSIST~NCE TO SCHOOLS IO< marriiii!O- At tbla point, I I found out ebout 111e JIOl1l' aceltblnk bo111bo,yaarebolterolfw1111- Mntall,y. Srould I tell parlollillioo olllollas out you. - H. enla ~ apoll tbelr vacatkirl? Dear Helen: - LITTLE SJS'I'ER $434 Is there reaDy auch a b I g Dear Sla: $341 gMOtatloa pp, or Ia It )lot 111at Better a apolled vaeatlml than $400 the ldda wtrohavecleel~toleave a wreckedhoooo. MaybayourperS241i ooclei;y get all the JntorYiows? onto ean save both - plus your Moot !rlends feel as I alstar's reputation - II they $200 do: We reapSct the •rover - 30" crack doWn now and get her I ilO poople, enJoy talhlng with DI8IQ' back on the rlghl track. - H. 0 of them ami, while we don't alFiscal Year 8 ID al!or4 - I P!JOI tobJe .,.. Don't cl1allonP him - be the poc:kell mo ,...Uer on his tlhle to hoop. hl'o aim hustler • koon. S. N. Behrman ohoUid be • · elated a national _,.,.,n protected from age: the 75.,yearold playwrlghl'o ftrot ncwei"Tho Burutng Glaas" Ia anltemofgeu. tool a ftctlonalel!e<t ••• \1- bb~l~Jbl!ll. .: · Tho N: Y.l~r board'• ~- bQJ lollletl1lng beh!DI'tboonoblt ?,'~tom~· • ttl~· i ~; shlnlnllniiM¥ :. Proia: ~him <iUl to ••Promlloo, '·· lees~' .,~ i . ...~ ' G~··• ::~· . ~·· · '!lith ,the hl&b Polish ' ,_,.,.... hall hOuri, ·wllliCI $7 ,. Of ,tho rlre ~· that I~ . 500 lD the Frlaro Cil....... Wl'1 ~e wl111 eit«<d .&e; Fields laiD Jam&lta aoi her bonOj'IIIOOil with clllldhoocl sweetboUt Steve craig; lhe · 0.0111 "SNJa Duba," tho "new wave" (me••l•g fun4J1Nt} bit mualcal IIU]lllOsocUy by young poopie will be !llm-scripte<l by NunnaJb, .Jolm800 - wiiO'a 701 ABC-TV aehecluled "Holly Gol!ii1tiY " based on Truman CapOle' a' ((''llkfst. at Tiffany's") as a next aeoaon series; N<YI' tho way ..... .. . . . ' . ' ••,.a ,~ ' 01.. 'tlio•"'~...1l, filii or ~ .""!!""" . . ,, N ,JOTAI JaCk EtrO, camirliiniil .lhlr; Pollli'l1•'' jlllraai•loiMa' ·iiM! J.' ;,o,:*'"*"'*'-:;;::;;::::::::;···>:•<:x<::<><=»'W<'-''''*''''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' <·:·:·:<·:·:·:·:·:<~:<·:·:·:O:·:·*"'"'"'""''~'>'**'·" ::;:<:::<. 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' w110 ftlm"!! . . O'!!RaAN JA:Cil: .,;Ow '"'"'" -'FQJ'111orlddlllm ..., Mlblllr-' llllllerwoat oorlauJ IIII'&W)' In L, A. ..... "To· ..... ba<kltaserl I'III>Orl tho liar' I trritatton Ia u to Dean Martin's gottlns $2,000,000-pluo per , _ while "he" gets hall 111a1 lor nve nlKirtl a wool<; no I>IDo.feud, the' .... Water colorlot Dong Kingman will still be lblo to buy his claublnr materlalo from Frlaolrieha which Is CCOlceotratlng Ito midtown busl- !):; . . ( •. . $158,503,236 ·' . ,. ,.-<,, �~ -. ' ' .•. ., '{. ,;<' •• 0\'ERALL~I!pi!l· ••••••••• 0 • • 0 • ••• •••••••••••• • • •• 0 •• 0 •••• • s 0' ~- ~tr. Ml~l b iJ ................. 4 . Wahalnl , • • • • •• , •••••••• 6 Clark. Wlhlln.l , • . • ••••.••••••• 6 J_...,. Polley, NelL·YOI'k • • ••••••• • ••• 3 Donita Volentl.., Jackooo .. • . . . . . . . . . 4 Boll Johnaton, 4 · Dirk Jacksoa, PL Plee10rt . . .. . . . . . . . . 4 2 ,l ed d ! 2 u.n . .. ........... .. 2 0 Denlda BMdley, Wellltoo • • • • • • • . . • • • • 4 0 Sp.....,., GlUfpolls • • • , • • ••••• • 2 I Jeff Werry, Meigs , . , , , •.. , , ••.••• 3 John Smith, Meigs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 Terry Osborne. J ack801l • • . • • • • • . • • • • 2 Dow ~ Alhen6 • • • • , ............ 2 Boll Johnston, lAlpn ...••••••.•••••• 2 T.:m Prose. G•llipolis , • . . , • , ••••••• 2 Derris ReadleJ', Wellston . • • • , • • •••.. 2 Demls Alllt, l\lelgs . . • . • .. ......... 2 NAME - ·, ' Mr. and ·'Mrs. JAwrenee Mor· 111 Moesbarger, J~<kOM .. l9 3 0 CJarence (Jack) Ftalay ~Sher- t.lrs. Kenneth Mos....., a n d Mr. and Mrs. family. He has reeelved his di... speneer,oan~s ••• • 17 2 o DWl is tho Greer, looaj. charge froolservlce. Andr.., Rick Euex, Athens. • • • 15 1 0 Mrs. Fern Gulogly ialp&tlent. Mrs. Roberta Parker, strasTP AVG. INT. HETURNS No. Ydll. 'l1l at tho Galllpoll~ ~ eal Center burg, visited her parents, Mr. 0 22 11.0 Johnston. Logan ••• • 2 ·5 e site Ia wiler observation. and Mrs. Ney carpenter, tor a 31 0 19 x·U ~cer, Gallipolis .. I Mary Collier, ClneiDWI.IIPO•t lew clay a. 18 9.0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS the weekerliwithherparenb, Mr. Mra. Pauline Foster and Eri'' 16 8.0 RUSHING Yds. Car. Avg. 14 7.0 and Mrs. Jerry Colwellandotller .I 14 7,0 C - Athens •• •• 239 47 11.1 relatives here. Via, Wellston ...• 221 35 6.3 The youtb relly under the ell· lt 7.0 Smith, lllelg• ••.• 220 41 5.4 rectton· ot Rev. Franh Peq)les, 12 6.0 12 6.0 Lowe, Logan • • • • 200 35 5. 7 evangelist, al the TOJil)le Unit12 6.0 Prose, Gallipolis •• 191 38 5,0 eel Methocllst Church 011 Saturclay 0 4 2 2 2 0 0 0 I I 1 1 I Jerry Kowch, Glouster . • • . . • . o • • • • • 1 Bob Ritchie. Eastern • . . . . • ••.•..••• 1 Sam Simons, Glouster • . . . . • . . . . . . . . 0 Craig White, Alexander • • • • . . . . . . . . . Steve Grlnotead. Alexander . . • • • . ...• B)Ton Guirtber • Glouster . • . • , ••.•••. DeMY Davis, Glouoter . . . , • .. . . . . . . . Roger Jenkins, Glouster . . . . • .. . . . . . . One eftldli,IJ , JIJJJmje of IJJt)>ton spent I day rrtth hls !lither, W. A. Gregory. William Goodwin Ia alOilbtm- , proving at hii hom8here. · Miss Darlene Morrll !slttem: lng school In ~is, Mlm. vtsiUrw Mrs. Nancy Jae~ on Thura~ ~ere 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 6 6 8.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6,0 6.0 3,0 2.0 6 6 6 6 2 x ; Total Includes field g<lal(s). 1968 IDGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS Oncludes games of Sept 28) TEAM W. L. T. P OP wallal<ln • • • • . . . . . • . • . . • . • • . . • • • . 4 0 0 116 30 Point Pleasant. . . . . , . • •••••.• . ..• 3 0 1 8 3 1 2 Alheu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 0 8 2 4 8 106843 L<lpn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 A I - r ........... . ...... . .. ·. 2 1 0 3 0 2 6 219567 Wlhama ••• • , , .••.••.•••••••• , ••. 2 207664 Jaekaon . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 206754 Meigs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Ganfpolla . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 0 6 5 5 5 Federal-Hocklrw ................ , .... 2 2 0 5 4 6 4 Nelsonvtlle-York ••••....••••.••...• 2 2 0 5 4 6 8 GIDuater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ...... 2 2 0 4 8 5 5 212432 Mlller •••••••••.••••...••.....•.• l Southern . • . • • • • , • • • . . . . , • , . • . • • • • 1 3 0 58 liS Easten .. o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 3 0 48 56 Vlnl<ln County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3040145 Ironton •••. ' •.•••• •• .•.•.•••• ' . . . . 0 4 0 40 104 PASSING Cmi>-AttlntYds'l1l Sternaman, trolL 18-35 2 246 0 DeStePhen, Jack. 15-35 3 220 2 HaOO!ey, Alb. •• 11-19 2 131 2 Werry, Melgo •• ,8-23 3 174 2 Johnston, Log• ••• 7-16 1 86 1 Spencer, Gall••.• 7-22 3 43 0 relltl,.l lfoln attended the Webb-Melloy Reunion at the home of Mr. an:l Mrs. Robert Strubaugh at Irvin. 0., onllundiY. Several residents or the com· munlcy attellllecl lhe treetor pull at AmesvUle in which some of Ydso No. Avg. PUNTING the Ioca1 men participated. (4 or more) Mrs. Martha Jeffers and Mrs. Barr, Meigs • • •• 323 8 40. 4 Bonnl.e Cheadle were cooSpencer, Gallia .• 317 8 39.6 hostesses for entertaining Rutter, Athens • • • 277 7 39,6 friends with • cq:JPer ware party MldldtJ, N·Y .••.• 530 H 37,9 on Friday evening. Mrs. nay. Johnston, lAlpn, •. 186 5 37.2 moOO CottrUI was the demon- LAST WEEK'S RESIJLTS SEOAL Athens 20 Meigs 18 Gllllpolls 28 Ironton 20 Wellston 28 Jackson 6 Login 32 Nelsonville-York 8 MOVC Glouster 28 Eastern 0 Others Southern 22 Southwestern 12 waharila 46 Federal-Hocking 0 Vinton County 28 Berne Union 22 Miller 0 Logan Elm 0 TIUS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY SEOAL Logan at Athens Gallipollo at Meigs Ironton at Jackson Wellaton at Nelsonville-York SOUTHEASTERN omo ATHLETIC LEAGUE Others TEAM W. L. T. P OP North Gallia at Alexander L<Jpn . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 48 22 Kyger Creek at Eastern Wellaton ••••.•.••.•••••••••••••. 2 40 12 Federal-Hocking at Southern Athens • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 28 21 P-Oint Pleasant at Poca l\lelgs .. .. .. .. ............... . .. ~ ~ ~ !~ ~~ 'lf'Qlama at-Riplly ':1'" ~ · Galllpdl• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' SATURDAY Ironton . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 0 2 6 4 0 Zanesville Rosecrans at Miller Jackson , • • • . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 0 20 44 (2:00) Noloonvtlle-York • • • . . . •• , •.•.•••••. 0 2 0 8 62 Vinton co. at Columbus Wehrle o o U.S., FRANCE LEAD Australia MELBOURNE, TEAM w. L. T. P OP Welts and Glowrter . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 0 28 0 (IJPI)-IIIrs. Arm of the U.S. A'-nncter •••..•...••........ , •.• 1 0 0 14 6 Jane Bastanchury SrMIIhera •• -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 Eaatern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 o 6 42 MJD.{)IIIO VALLEY CONFERENCE CBR1USIU! .. . ,, CAR,E If she had a CHECKING ACCOUNT """lll!llllns S.lsker & Loh11 Ruall Dru11 Here, customer• Nam.ed by Qub Btanee Armstrong. and l'lillghbon whole ~~ . · toOd health i1 our first Pr. P~ - 1be new or&Udzecl, "The Palette and Brush Club" bao electecl ofll.. • r:::._s and IIIPr<rlecl and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. · Mr. and Mrs. Clair Waggoner and Joy, Harrisonville. spent -a Surda)' with their soo-in-l&w arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John GUlogly and Mark. Mr. and Mro, Bob Jones allll tami1y of Dayton visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry and other relatives here during tbe weekend. OP~H DAILY a:oo ~ to IO:oo JiM S.n4ay 10:30 Nlo to 12:30 PM and 5:00 to 9:00 PM Melp PT. PLEASANT_ Aneloctloo of ollleers will hlghllslt lhe o... Iober 15 mooting oflhe Womeo•o Volunteer Auxl1iarl' of Lakin Slate lloapilal. matcb sbotl with catherine La . i'WP~r 1>8lite :tor ·1 tromen' s amateur golf suprema- THE FARMERS .BANK .... . a.nd-.. S,AV INGS.,CQ...,. cy. The U.s. and Frem:h teams PT, PLEASANT - A lee wiD .. !ollow tbe !lmdly, oetober 6lh .·:: Henry R. Beever to StatAl of meoU.., ot the Trlall7 United Olllo, eoaemeat, Sutton. Methodllt Church Women'• So:: Da1e L. MeGraw, WUma M. di!Q' ot Christl-.. Servlee CharlleGi'n to StatAl of Oldo, eese- ter ·mooting to be belcl In lhe i ...... Sultoa. IIDctuary bOIImlng at 2:00 p, . Olin D, llo<!the, He'""- L Ill, ::l ..... to State ol Ohio, &Jtton. All former WSCS mem~a. Nloael A. Weatherman to Mar- all women ot the dwreb or "eon} 'l(t.,.jY~r. -~H. W~r, llltulllls ot lhe chureh IIIIo wlsb :~ price5 and prompt. ttrYice a11d discount •rugi ,pricee seven days a wuk. Ltt us aerve you for aill your i' prescription and drug needs . !': Member Federal Reserve Systam shared the Iead entering lhe aecond round of the women's M•mber F.D.I.C. world amateur ehamplonship wldeb bas aUraetecl top players from scattered ports of the POMEROY, 0. .19aere,Orqe. Mba E. ' l.eliia to Fnnklln D. lluil-, ~Ill HIIIIIOII, lot, llaelne. ' IJar;Y. D. Keller, U)JI M. Kelle!' to - · w. Cline, Beulali algo, 118.50 .......Qrarwe. - Olu. w. ~.-. doc., to world. a.- a: Genhellner, John Ed· ward Genhelinor, BeUJ Anne llldpt. · Ilaehlel lrarte Sllerldan, Rlellar4 Allen Genhelmer, Judith ~ · Genllalmer, alia Judltll Vanlea, M ;lor trW.. Chel>- . ..t ...'·' ·' ..• •',,' :: " :.. t ,, ..• ... .,. " ., DEF. AVG. 173.5 308.5 286.0 329.0 224.0 145.5 364.5 165.5 .· .,•.. '• ., • 111' - Btdtord. to are Invited to - · jojn PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPri'AL ADM! I lED: Talnmy Runl011d, Pl. Plouant; lllrL Cleo Smltll, A!Jple Grove. lleUjo Alllle Knlaltt, WIIUam R. :'!~=B.~. r BOJa; ASSIGNED Army PrlvaiAI FlrstCiaaaJohn G1LKEY ASSIGNED Arml Pri~IAI FlrstClaasEarl 7;i~~;;;-;;;;:;.-~· . H. Glllr,aji, wlloeewlfa,Niney, lives 11 61320, Mill st., Middleport, hal beeo ualgnecl.to Ule lith lntartry Brldap, Amvl<ll Dlvl.. loll, near Due Plio, Vletlam, 11 an artillery repalrmaA. cALL ·992-1151 L 0 •• 0. 0. 0 •• MOManciDAD ·.' 1' Win l FREE ,i Color Illustrated 15 Volume Set 01 I•. • IIITlNNICl JUNIOR ENCYCLOPAEDIA I !. For Yoll' Child Nething to write! Mothint to buy! ~Me In and register today! Paret~t must fill in entry blonlr.. One entry illanlr: per falolly. There Will Be A Winner From This Store Mo purchoae necessary. DRY•CL EAiiliHG ·~HI! . ., c D Amid today's rising costs, it's comforting to knilw that one penny still dries a load of laundry-gently, fluffy, fresh -air soft. It happens in a modern, penny-a-load Gas dryer. It's the best deal in town. In tact, you can figure a Gas dryer will save you well over a hunilred dollars compared to drying clothes with electricity. · Next time you're in the market tor a dryer, remember . the world's longest-lasting 1~ sale. It comes with the ' longest-lasting dryer. It's a Gas. Oldesl CllJ Sallio Ilom!!!i!>. ;wlt!cb .... ·~~::od :4o1~~ . ew, . . '.) New otllce~a UUfel Qiff News Notesl.·' BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbo.th Sd!ool attenlance at the Free Mothodlst Cllurch Sept. 22, waa 128, oolleetlon •26.51. Thve were 20 choir membero present. Oct. 6 will be Rally Day, Come and bring someone wt:;:,'""•nd Mrs. Mark Stahl, as, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Diehl, Michigan, spent the weekelkl with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl and IAmlly, and Georgia Diehl Mrs. WU!iam Carmon has been reported UI. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sl<lry and John, Columbus, and Mr. Wyatt Schaeler, sen David, Mt. Vernon, spent the weekend with Mro. story's alkl Mr. Schaefer's par. en\8, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. David Schaeler Ia at. leOO!ng school at Ohio State Unl- Army Offers Scholarships College scholarsldpa tor 800 wbo are motlvaled toward an Ar1111 career will be of!erecl again thlo year tho U.S. Ar1111 bas announced. The seholarlblps, good at lilY (J( lhe 259 eolleges and unlvel'sltlea In lhe Unl$0<! S!I\IAia 0(. fvlna t.ilelorft-relr qualttlel and loaderlblp poJentlal. Slnee part i:l the seholarshll> aelocUoo Is booed on the COllege Entrance Exemlnatloo Board (CEEB) Tests, it Ia eaaentlal that high acbool students wllo lntend to eompeiAI for one of theae awards lake lhe IAists thlo fall. ;i.i.,.'iiMc ; ~ci.d~~Pir­ program, have been awarded an- enta or ~c:heri ~ 'in· obtain nualb 1111 a ~Uve bollia lor~tlon b)o writing: ROTC lor lhe past tour rears. Scholaroldp, First U.S. Arnljo, Scholarship wlmen receive Fort Meade, Maryland 20755. their lull tuiUoo, c:oots Deadline lor submlaolon (J( eomand laboratory fees, plus a $50 plated applications Is Jamiery per-month allOWIDee lor the lull 15, 1969; Announeement (J( schofour yeers. larshlp winner• will be marie Winners may ao.lec:t academic next spring. obllptlon b)o serving four 7ear1 Cllactbe dut,y. student selec:tlon Is based on . p .. of ofDeera with.. 1 pink cornlll.on . presirllnt, Mn. :.-lelllklel'abn; neepresJ. dtot, Mra. i;mest Whl~heao!; ,...,..tary, i.lra. Gene treuuret, Mra.· Waltei' Brj)Wn, e«...., · J , _uioi,; aerapW, Mr&. Hennln orosi.. niekle, and ;fiowor·- · Mrl. n. E. WUiialllo, A n,ower pill 1111s preoented -to· Mra. Harrla 1roo1 the new otfteera. Plsns W~N DUJde 1<1 dine oot IN Af'PLQ were instilled by P. Utile, 38, Celumbua, are lodged !n the Ma1011 eoont;y Jill awaiting bearing ... the grand larceny charge Which ltemmed from tho theft of an automobDe In New Haven last week. The two ouiPecto were IJ>IlHh..In Georgia and bold lor loeal authorltieo. Other arrest& recorded at the toea! jail were Niles Michael Young, 18, M111011, ehlrged wllh reckless operaUon ot a motor vehicle and a 15..year.old Maaon County juvenlleehlrgeclwlthlbe!t (J( a bicyele. oulltancllng high 1cbool aenlor• COME TO ApP(,E ~ND FOR THE llbEST ,CHOICE • Golden Delitlous • Red Dellclou$ • Nor:them .Spy Grimes Golden tho ..,ralt;y thll year, :. SHIPMENT OF ••••••••••••••• Mr. lforry Clark, who Is emplQYecl atJackooo, spenttheweekellll with hls flmUy here. ' Sabbath school attendance Sept. 'fas ions for MEN 29 wu 101,. collectlon was $22.30. Rev. Eugene GW and tamily visited relatives in ·zanesville reeently• . Mr. lnd Mrs. Murl Harrla, st. Albana, W. Va., vilited Satu'r· di.Y with Mrs. Con Renah1w. Rev. Spat1w, Proctorville, conluclild services at the local churcb Sunday morning in the irterest of the Gideon Bible Socii!Q'. Mr. and MrL Padl Jacobs and chlldren, Kentucky, Vl11ltecl Sun-day with Mr. allll Mrs. Peerl Jacobe. Olin Rife, Columbus, visited Sumay with his mother, MrS. Cora Renshaiw. Mr• .and Mrs. Harmon Fox epent the weekend at their home -----'ACKEIS.--LARGE ASSORTMENT, NEWEST FALL SHADES MACHINE WASHABLE-SIZES 36 THRU 44 5 95_ .........._________ HYLOH WINDBREAKERS e BY HEALTH K,.IT MENS TURTLE NECK A revival will be held at the local church beginning Oet. 9. Rev. Harry Bates will be speaktrw each eVening. PILE LINED WITH CONCEALED HOOD 12,95 -------------3.88 SHI ·------------··18.95 REVERSIBLE_ here. Mrs. Robert Bowen 1a a medf .. cal patient at Holzer Hoapital The Light and Life Men's Fel· lowohtp held their mecUng Tuesday evenl011: at the Rock ~rings Grange Hall. Aboul35 per cent of lhe land area of Asia consists of desert. YOUR dollar·· ,·AT .. -•'"''· . , · Ra1 ' ·45 C .. ·itt\liii. t iV ~ BABY POWDER ••••••••111 '" 31~ DISH GARDENS A Gordon lndaora •.. Mo•ilo Gordoning You can· mhe them Rer. 49c To Suit Your Fancy - VITALIS Dudley's Florist 34, 59 H. 2nrl St. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Rer.59c LYSOL 42~ Ree.&tc CUTICUlA QINTMENT Oldeat c It y Ill. the New Wqrld II the capitol ol the J)omlntca• Republic . .., ., stockdal~&, am Mr. and: Mrs. Mark Steven stahl, anJ son, Tex- Judllh Laulao. Geohelmer to -. ., I Roanl. & ~r. pueeli, A. Boleo, 20, aon o!Mr, andMra. aanter, Beclford. ~ Jamea -E. Bolea. Sewath st.., pt. axcellenee, utracurrilublwnt Allen Geohelmer tollol- Pleasant, bas beeaassigned to the aeademie eulor adiYltles, IJII:rllieal atand· - ·a. Genhelmv, poreela, Bed' 173d Airborn& Brlprle In VIet- ards, reiU)Io (J( eoii.P elitranee ford, OteotAir. ram, aa a forward abnner. Ria Riebel Marie Sherldu, wu- ,Ide. Edna, u.... at 2f70 Home- examination boardo, ·'perlllm J . .SbarldiD, Jr. to llolelll woodlirhe, Lonlo, Ohln. B. Genbeimer, pareel,lf, Deeter, ¥!""" Ge• waa ·lD her, home Sill' tho Seplambef ~ ol tho m..rvlilw Glll'liOII Clilllwllll..rL CUI Buekley as ~tAla a; ltra. Erneol Wbi- eonducied <Ie. - · wttb a ·reicl~Jw, "Each NOll' l>aJ," fl>Dtlwed b;r PJQor. Members -..a..erecl roll ..U bJ< namlrw a Vlliet;y of mumL i.lra. H. I. lArkins extende<o thanka to the mombera ·ror carda and lowera nnt to 11er during her 91- The two men, James H. Wldte, 27, Columbus, 0., and Jamea DISCHARGED: Mra. Clltlord ...,.... In the fteld o1 their Jelters, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Lou- choice, the oo11 arlclltlonal ,.... ella Prill, Bullalo; Paul atap.. Qllirement being the eomplatlon man, Pl. Plouant; MrL lJo7d ol olllcer training subJects. Up. 011 grarluatl111, !hay are eommla'l'horntoa, Letart. ' llioned aeeoncl lieutenants in tho Arlll1 and !lrlflll tholr mUitary ~OR EXPI!~T 0 ' To BOO . Standout Seniors O.arter Meeting Property :· / • Offi~.eers .-a.·. Wayne Swtahor, tt.rold Lahao and KOftnoth ""'Col- · laugh ... your frllftdly pharmaclall at SwtshO< arld Lohse ReJ~all Drugs. They ha¥e low prescription "· TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS 1'EoUf PTS AVG. TEAM PTS. AVG. Wellston .. .... .... 16 29.0 Point Plee- • , .•. 12 3. o Polal Pleeaant , , ..... 83 20.8 Wellaton . . . . . . . . . 30 7.5 .............. 82 20.5 Miller .•••. , ••••• 32 8.0 Wahama ............ 95 19.0 Alexandv . . . . . . . . . 26 8. 7 Jael!eoll ......... . .. 76 19,0 43 10.8 • Tea WillFoUow PASSING CMP-ATT INT. ll-19 2 1~2 4 19-38 2 15-35 3 7-16 I 8-24 3 1-17 I &-16 I u.n ....... Name ·to ero MiiiJuctYBud.e:tte,artteachThe volunteer group ls sUll or, II Point PI~ Scbool very mueh In neecl of members. Mombereldp fee Is one dollar Ia tho olilll aclrieor., 'l1tt club pl.a.s to eater a ear ,per 1 ear, and tilt bourl worked In tho PPIISIIomeeomingporade, ,with lhe pallllllla ire ar1'111&'ecl to Oetober 1i. Tho year11 project lit the voluntNr's ar:hem>ie. (J( tho elillllo to HI up an art "'!>o Interested persona are aakecl ldbll In ~ a<llool library d!o- to attend lhe Oel. 15th meetin& playing worka bT ..rt... a Pms at the hoapllal. rtJ TEAM RUSH. TEAM PAS& NET OFF. NET TEAM YDS. AVG. YD& AVG. YD& AVG. YDS. ....... 339 169,5 131 65.5 470 235.0 347 r.ellfpolis .... 290 145,0 111 55,5 401 20Q.5 617 ...... 296 148.0 263 131.5 559 279.5 572 J&ekeon ...... 93 46.5 220 110.0 313 156.5 658 565 282.5 86 43.0 651 326.5 448 llolp ....... 432 216.0 174 87.0 606 303.0 291 NeiL-York ... 329 164.5 16 8.0 345 172.5 729 WIIIIIGo ••.. 568 284.0 80 40.0 648 324.0 331 Wcy U.XJ ::'C:~ra cbargeclwlthgrand - Choltll to hold ofllclal oeats In tho...,. orpallatlan are ROn Butdler, pi-ell-; Paul Jclaos, Yi.. prelldeat; .Jo<t-·, Kaulf, aeeretarJ and l!fei1D 11&1, tr..-.. paid that bill! Come m household account. a eonstllu- •t• A II&VUo LOWEST PIICIS and open your Two Prisoners Being Held for Grand Larceny OJJicers are number- they are friends in our service. • ~=·I::...Mr.:;~= Meet on Friday she could prove she cattle breeder, and his ranch foreman. Orville Marshall, of Chicago, m., were guests of Mr and Mrs. Gene Jelfers and Mr. R>-•· DAR n......,ter Will gQes Into every presertption at con.:ern. We reflect this lie Vale, Falli\Y Pettit, HelenJeffers, JoaM Bishop, Ava Greenlees, Lyrm WbiWngton, Betty Mattox, Mary Jordan, Ida Cheadle atxl the hostesses. Mr. L. 0. Napier, Charolais Frlf!Ci: i ore , more than just o strator. Those present were Nel- COole and Claudine Croo.Rilllln (J( France today as the U.S. and ~ AVOid evenlni was well atteOOed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me- j,; ·,. aleo· Yivlcl -d to- .h ereoy. lllra• .];)l)er held Weilnee- cripdan· oflhlomarrlapai.Jolal 111 tho pioiYalM i:1 Negro ·dfi · ~ II )lome of Rolle to ~ alavery In thaN early di.Ya, and lira. Jiunet Tliuo, l!uiJ-..d. of .UJe Ametl... Jndlan Chief tho lrdllln!llon (J( . c:orrupllon .I I ¥ra. ~ Ioiii- vice Powhatan. · the otrua~e lor - l e y and ~-~ ~lllecla-'"'topro. The ..,....ep~~ona~ oyotem ol power took venllhr<alllh control" .....,.lilllbllil1ll pliiiiDI!d lor tho rel181<il estai>U- 111 tho pll.. eel volin& ·' ~ one! - i!lstribulecl tho.... In ·7-l!ooi<L The olilll ..Utet In lllil-·<l!IIMd lht IIIHtlnl. llae ........1' Franklin 10 a YGIIIIB llliD 1n i745 10 tha realllllllloo allllro. 0. P. sMng aclvlee malrlmOIIY. ' llleln aa pioealdtlll, Mro. JohnMemboro r611p01idtcl to roll eall ..., 1181'8011 to prealdt II lhe ... ··-•- colonial I -~• PT. PLE'""-- The Colon- "' ·-·~"'a eader. Mra. ...._DIS 'ft'hteh lheatteDda. Mr1. ~'WoN,.~ Titus served eookles, cotree and NM Moore will Hn& &I the el Charlet Lewia Chapter, DAR, mlnta to the memben, Pre~ldlng JII'Oiklln& ottleer- Mrs. John. will moot 11 lhe Mlnolon 11ou.. at lhe allver oottee servlee waa """lnb-; In Tu-Enclle-Wei-Park Frldi.Y, 2 Mrs. Jobnom. A _ . 111 tho ld111M1 111 tha p.m. wllh Mro. cary H. Reyburn 13 Orillnalooloalea was Jlvenb.Jo lht program on".MirMro. Ridll Qder, S.e clt•crlbecl acle In lhe IUlla." Mlsa Lelah ' lht IIUierl"' IAirma ol ..... JIM Powoll; regent, will precreecl and n1181oa and - apulre alde. of lbtlr Yeenrloa lor reUsloua llosteaaes lor tho afternoon f r - In a 1anc1 i:t ·Uielr OIIIL wiD be lllro. John Roberta, Mrs. Raymoncl F . llfllqrave, M r 1• PT. PLEASANT - Ma..., JIIDllla F. Eada, Mro. Harold E. Count1 9lerltr George Jolmllll Ridenour, Mrs. lforeel A. Hen- and !late I'OIIee Trooper Rudy deuon; Mr•. Harry GodfrQ, O'Dell returned Wednelday evenMIS8 Imogene Yeager, -..d Mrs. ing from carrollton, GL, wllh · the. .~;;..--------------~-· , . ··•;· MID-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TP AVG. TEAM TD EP (FQr games through Sept. TEAM STATISTICS F1RSTDOWNS TEAM TEAM AVG, OPP. AVG. Athenl ••••• 26 13.0 21 10.5 Galllpolis ••• 22 11.0 30 15.0 Ironton ••••• 26 13.0 36 18.0 Jackaoo ..• , 17 8.5 39 19.5 lAlpn •••••. 40 20.0 18 9.0 Metgo, •• , , , 32 16.0 17 8,5 NelL-York , •. 14 17.0 38 !9.0 \" Wellatoll .... 40 20.0 17 8.5 !110!'1· 14! •'"'-!>I SOUTHEASTERN omo ATHLETIC LEAGUE NAME- TEAM TD EP Chuck COnrad, L<lpn • • • • . . . . . . . . . .. 3 4 Tom -~ 'call04 lin i!Ol~ H~';i~ .•. tha re- ·•ewer . . . - - - - . ·~ ... -,.., •• ler,' wllo aleo ,ei1rolled as I ~~ \)hlO . ""' were' Wellaton viatton Fri- DOnald Cono; lnd Unlverslt;y. ' ' , ,.cia¥ . enla apent. ~ •ibertCoi'IO. .. Mlas . carOt 'F'NJ.ey Sher- ~ Wwtam Moss~, who baa enta, Mr. &11:1 Mrs. a Mr.· and Mrs. ArllOIO PUNT RETURNS Ydll. No. 'l1l man .Greer . are enrcll"" in been stailonllll In (lormaiQ' tor claues at OhlOUniveralty. Clrol seVeral' rilonths, noW at the were .Wellston viB,ttors recenUy., 11 Allll, l\letaa . . . . . . 69 6 0 WWiam B. Gregory and McManis. Wellston •. • 21 2 0 to lbe daughier icil Mr. and Mrs. bCRDe of his parenls, Mr. allll 0 Gal')' Gary 10 tho s ' ''· /•,} ThO ol llle lost and-.. •-'·-·. J J••e ..... . · .. ' 2 ~ ~¥ s-n; .o•~~:. •i!"lll,({.'f'~~i':"'~~-P«#i~,o.;· ~..-,.~·s.l9el •' . · .· '.·..., 'Clt.il:d ····"~\now •;r ·'· ·. . vr our ' · A·menco · · · · , Garden -Club · . ... . . . . . . Entertained .I . •.· ~.YCIII!' Am,nca" wdU>e ll!>l'Y eo!CIII)' crlm• -· cllacusMj!!ly In' Home o,f Mrs. Wils~rt ~-~~of~~ ll!ti;r. one ~ ·~"eel· p,..lderi(, ~L ~ont ··t:flti~;. -~ · Lt..,. wrecks;'hW.d ~ M'ro':'F.::: :i tri;' o1 AmiMd.J..., lor REEI8VILLE - ·lllr::L wnscm hott:eia , - - -- ..... ,,~.. -. . . . Shll· tea- eiieh tho pve a c:ommfGIIow!lW ~ ' lNr, bolnll EP •••••• .• •• ~·· ••• ' ··,'{ ' , . ".,Itrf. ,.,.. 58~ PEPTO BISMOL Rer.63c Rea. 45c 44~ Rae. 1.49 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD THIN BLADES DEODORANT 1•17 3e Rea. 1.89 HI-THEII 1.26 Rea. 89c PHILLIPS MILK OF 59C Rer. 89c PACQUIN HAND-CREAM DEWITTS PILLS �~ -. ' ' .•. ., '{. ,;<' •• 0\'ERALL~I!pi!l· ••••••••• 0 • • 0 • ••• •••••••••••• • • •• 0 •• 0 •••• • s 0' ~- ~tr. Ml~l b iJ ................. 4 . Wahalnl , • • • • •• , •••••••• 6 Clark. Wlhlln.l , • . • ••••.••••••• 6 J_...,. Polley, NelL·YOI'k • • ••••••• • ••• 3 Donita Volentl.., Jackooo .. • . . . . . . . . . 4 Boll Johnaton, 4 · Dirk Jacksoa, PL Plee10rt . . .. . . . . . . . . 4 2 ,l ed d ! 2 u.n . .. ........... .. 2 0 Denlda BMdley, Wellltoo • • • • • • • . . • • • • 4 0 Sp.....,., GlUfpolls • • • , • • ••••• • 2 I Jeff Werry, Meigs , . , , , •.. , , ••.••• 3 John Smith, Meigs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 Terry Osborne. J ack801l • • . • • • • • . • • • • 2 Dow ~ Alhen6 • • • • , ............ 2 Boll Johnston, lAlpn ...••••••.•••••• 2 T.:m Prose. G•llipolis , • . . , • , ••••••• 2 Derris ReadleJ', Wellston . • • • , • • •••.. 2 Demls Alllt, l\lelgs . . • . • .. ......... 2 NAME - ·, ' Mr. and ·'Mrs. JAwrenee Mor· 111 Moesbarger, J~<kOM .. l9 3 0 CJarence (Jack) Ftalay ~Sher- t.lrs. Kenneth Mos....., a n d Mr. and Mrs. family. He has reeelved his di... speneer,oan~s ••• • 17 2 o DWl is tho Greer, looaj. charge froolservlce. Andr.., Rick Euex, Athens. • • • 15 1 0 Mrs. Fern Gulogly ialp&tlent. Mrs. Roberta Parker, strasTP AVG. INT. HETURNS No. Ydll. 'l1l at tho Galllpoll~ ~ eal Center burg, visited her parents, Mr. 0 22 11.0 Johnston. Logan ••• • 2 ·5 e site Ia wiler observation. and Mrs. Ney carpenter, tor a 31 0 19 x·U ~cer, Gallipolis .. I Mary Collier, ClneiDWI.IIPO•t lew clay a. 18 9.0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS the weekerliwithherparenb, Mr. Mra. Pauline Foster and Eri'' 16 8.0 RUSHING Yds. Car. Avg. 14 7.0 and Mrs. Jerry Colwellandotller .I 14 7,0 C - Athens •• •• 239 47 11.1 relatives here. Via, Wellston ...• 221 35 6.3 The youtb relly under the ell· lt 7.0 Smith, lllelg• ••.• 220 41 5.4 rectton· ot Rev. Franh Peq)les, 12 6.0 12 6.0 Lowe, Logan • • • • 200 35 5. 7 evangelist, al the TOJil)le Unit12 6.0 Prose, Gallipolis •• 191 38 5,0 eel Methocllst Church 011 Saturclay 0 4 2 2 2 0 0 0 I I 1 1 I Jerry Kowch, Glouster . • • . . • . o • • • • • 1 Bob Ritchie. Eastern • . . . . • ••.•..••• 1 Sam Simons, Glouster • . . . . • . . . . . . . . 0 Craig White, Alexander • • • • . . . . . . . . . Steve Grlnotead. Alexander . . • • • . ...• B)Ton Guirtber • Glouster . • . • , ••.•••. DeMY Davis, Glouoter . . . , • .. . . . . . . . Roger Jenkins, Glouster . . . . • .. . . . . . . One eftldli,IJ , JIJJJmje of IJJt)>ton spent I day rrtth hls !lither, W. A. Gregory. William Goodwin Ia alOilbtm- , proving at hii hom8here. · Miss Darlene Morrll !slttem: lng school In ~is, Mlm. vtsiUrw Mrs. Nancy Jae~ on Thura~ ~ere 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 6 6 8.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6,0 6.0 3,0 2.0 6 6 6 6 2 x ; Total Includes field g<lal(s). 1968 IDGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS Oncludes games of Sept 28) TEAM W. L. T. P OP wallal<ln • • • • . . . . . • . • . . • . • • . . • • • . 4 0 0 116 30 Point Pleasant. . . . . , . • •••••.• . ..• 3 0 1 8 3 1 2 Alheu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 0 8 2 4 8 106843 L<lpn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 A I - r ........... . ...... . .. ·. 2 1 0 3 0 2 6 219567 Wlhama ••• • , , .••.••.•••••••• , ••. 2 207664 Jaekaon . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 206754 Meigs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Ganfpolla . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 0 6 5 5 5 Federal-Hocklrw ................ , .... 2 2 0 5 4 6 4 Nelsonvtlle-York ••••....••••.••...• 2 2 0 5 4 6 8 GIDuater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ...... 2 2 0 4 8 5 5 212432 Mlller •••••••••.••••...••.....•.• l Southern . • . • • • • , • • • . . . . , • , . • . • • • • 1 3 0 58 liS Easten .. o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 3 0 48 56 Vlnl<ln County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3040145 Ironton •••. ' •.•••• •• .•.•.•••• ' . . . . 0 4 0 40 104 PASSING Cmi>-AttlntYds'l1l Sternaman, trolL 18-35 2 246 0 DeStePhen, Jack. 15-35 3 220 2 HaOO!ey, Alb. •• 11-19 2 131 2 Werry, Melgo •• ,8-23 3 174 2 Johnston, Log• ••• 7-16 1 86 1 Spencer, Gall••.• 7-22 3 43 0 relltl,.l lfoln attended the Webb-Melloy Reunion at the home of Mr. an:l Mrs. Robert Strubaugh at Irvin. 0., onllundiY. Several residents or the com· munlcy attellllecl lhe treetor pull at AmesvUle in which some of Ydso No. Avg. PUNTING the Ioca1 men participated. (4 or more) Mrs. Martha Jeffers and Mrs. Barr, Meigs • • •• 323 8 40. 4 Bonnl.e Cheadle were cooSpencer, Gallia .• 317 8 39.6 hostesses for entertaining Rutter, Athens • • • 277 7 39,6 friends with • cq:JPer ware party MldldtJ, N·Y .••.• 530 H 37,9 on Friday evening. Mrs. nay. Johnston, lAlpn, •. 186 5 37.2 moOO CottrUI was the demon- LAST WEEK'S RESIJLTS SEOAL Athens 20 Meigs 18 Gllllpolls 28 Ironton 20 Wellston 28 Jackson 6 Login 32 Nelsonville-York 8 MOVC Glouster 28 Eastern 0 Others Southern 22 Southwestern 12 waharila 46 Federal-Hocking 0 Vinton County 28 Berne Union 22 Miller 0 Logan Elm 0 TIUS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY SEOAL Logan at Athens Gallipollo at Meigs Ironton at Jackson Wellaton at Nelsonville-York SOUTHEASTERN omo ATHLETIC LEAGUE Others TEAM W. L. T. P OP North Gallia at Alexander L<Jpn . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 48 22 Kyger Creek at Eastern Wellaton ••••.•.••.•••••••••••••. 2 40 12 Federal-Hocking at Southern Athens • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 28 21 P-Oint Pleasant at Poca l\lelgs .. .. .. .. ............... . .. ~ ~ ~ !~ ~~ 'lf'Qlama at-Riplly ':1'" ~ · Galllpdl• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' SATURDAY Ironton . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 0 2 6 4 0 Zanesville Rosecrans at Miller Jackson , • • • . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 0 20 44 (2:00) Noloonvtlle-York • • • . . . •• , •.•.•••••. 0 2 0 8 62 Vinton co. at Columbus Wehrle o o U.S., FRANCE LEAD Australia MELBOURNE, TEAM w. L. T. P OP Welts and Glowrter . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 0 28 0 (IJPI)-IIIrs. Arm of the U.S. A'-nncter •••..•...••........ , •.• 1 0 0 14 6 Jane Bastanchury SrMIIhera •• -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 Eaatern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 o 6 42 MJD.{)IIIO VALLEY CONFERENCE CBR1USIU! .. . ,, CAR,E If she had a CHECKING ACCOUNT """lll!llllns S.lsker & Loh11 Ruall Dru11 Here, customer• Nam.ed by Qub Btanee Armstrong. and l'lillghbon whole ~~ . · toOd health i1 our first Pr. P~ - 1be new or&Udzecl, "The Palette and Brush Club" bao electecl ofll.. • r:::._s and IIIPr<rlecl and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. · Mr. and Mrs. Clair Waggoner and Joy, Harrisonville. spent -a Surda)' with their soo-in-l&w arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John GUlogly and Mark. Mr. and Mro, Bob Jones allll tami1y of Dayton visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry and other relatives here during tbe weekend. OP~H DAILY a:oo ~ to IO:oo JiM S.n4ay 10:30 Nlo to 12:30 PM and 5:00 to 9:00 PM Melp PT. PLEASANT_ Aneloctloo of ollleers will hlghllslt lhe o... Iober 15 mooting oflhe Womeo•o Volunteer Auxl1iarl' of Lakin Slate lloapilal. matcb sbotl with catherine La . i'WP~r 1>8lite :tor ·1 tromen' s amateur golf suprema- THE FARMERS .BANK .... . a.nd-.. S,AV INGS.,CQ...,. cy. The U.s. and Frem:h teams PT, PLEASANT - A lee wiD .. !ollow tbe !lmdly, oetober 6lh .·:: Henry R. Beever to StatAl of meoU.., ot the Trlall7 United Olllo, eoaemeat, Sutton. Methodllt Church Women'• So:: Da1e L. MeGraw, WUma M. di!Q' ot Christl-.. Servlee CharlleGi'n to StatAl of Oldo, eese- ter ·mooting to be belcl In lhe i ...... Sultoa. IIDctuary bOIImlng at 2:00 p, . Olin D, llo<!the, He'""- L Ill, ::l ..... to State ol Ohio, &Jtton. All former WSCS mem~a. Nloael A. Weatherman to Mar- all women ot the dwreb or "eon} 'l(t.,.jY~r. -~H. W~r, llltulllls ot lhe chureh IIIIo wlsb :~ price5 and prompt. ttrYice a11d discount •rugi ,pricee seven days a wuk. Ltt us aerve you for aill your i' prescription and drug needs . !': Member Federal Reserve Systam shared the Iead entering lhe aecond round of the women's M•mber F.D.I.C. world amateur ehamplonship wldeb bas aUraetecl top players from scattered ports of the POMEROY, 0. .19aere,Orqe. Mba E. ' l.eliia to Fnnklln D. lluil-, ~Ill HIIIIIOII, lot, llaelne. ' IJar;Y. D. Keller, U)JI M. Kelle!' to - · w. Cline, Beulali algo, 118.50 .......Qrarwe. - Olu. w. ~.-. doc., to world. a.- a: Genhellner, John Ed· ward Genhelinor, BeUJ Anne llldpt. · Ilaehlel lrarte Sllerldan, Rlellar4 Allen Genhelmer, Judith ~ · Genllalmer, alia Judltll Vanlea, M ;lor trW.. Chel>- . ..t ...'·' ·' ..• •',,' :: " :.. t ,, ..• ... .,. " ., DEF. AVG. 173.5 308.5 286.0 329.0 224.0 145.5 364.5 165.5 .· .,•.. '• ., • 111' - Btdtord. to are Invited to - · jojn PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPri'AL ADM! I lED: Talnmy Runl011d, Pl. Plouant; lllrL Cleo Smltll, A!Jple Grove. lleUjo Alllle Knlaltt, WIIUam R. :'!~=B.~. r BOJa; ASSIGNED Army PrlvaiAI FlrstCiaaaJohn G1LKEY ASSIGNED Arml Pri~IAI FlrstClaasEarl 7;i~~;;;-;;;;:;.-~· . H. Glllr,aji, wlloeewlfa,Niney, lives 11 61320, Mill st., Middleport, hal beeo ualgnecl.to Ule lith lntartry Brldap, Amvl<ll Dlvl.. loll, near Due Plio, Vletlam, 11 an artillery repalrmaA. cALL ·992-1151 L 0 •• 0. 0. 0 •• MOManciDAD ·.' 1' Win l FREE ,i Color Illustrated 15 Volume Set 01 I•. • IIITlNNICl JUNIOR ENCYCLOPAEDIA I !. For Yoll' Child Nething to write! Mothint to buy! ~Me In and register today! Paret~t must fill in entry blonlr.. One entry illanlr: per falolly. There Will Be A Winner From This Store Mo purchoae necessary. DRY•CL EAiiliHG ·~HI! . ., c D Amid today's rising costs, it's comforting to knilw that one penny still dries a load of laundry-gently, fluffy, fresh -air soft. It happens in a modern, penny-a-load Gas dryer. It's the best deal in town. In tact, you can figure a Gas dryer will save you well over a hunilred dollars compared to drying clothes with electricity. · Next time you're in the market tor a dryer, remember . the world's longest-lasting 1~ sale. It comes with the ' longest-lasting dryer. It's a Gas. Oldesl CllJ Sallio Ilom!!!i!>. ;wlt!cb .... ·~~::od :4o1~~ . ew, . . '.) New otllce~a UUfel Qiff News Notesl.·' BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbo.th Sd!ool attenlance at the Free Mothodlst Cllurch Sept. 22, waa 128, oolleetlon •26.51. Thve were 20 choir membero present. Oct. 6 will be Rally Day, Come and bring someone wt:;:,'""•nd Mrs. Mark Stahl, as, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Diehl, Michigan, spent the weekelkl with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl and IAmlly, and Georgia Diehl Mrs. WU!iam Carmon has been reported UI. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sl<lry and John, Columbus, and Mr. Wyatt Schaeler, sen David, Mt. Vernon, spent the weekend with Mro. story's alkl Mr. Schaefer's par. en\8, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. David Schaeler Ia at. leOO!ng school at Ohio State Unl- Army Offers Scholarships College scholarsldpa tor 800 wbo are motlvaled toward an Ar1111 career will be of!erecl again thlo year tho U.S. Ar1111 bas announced. The seholarlblps, good at lilY (J( lhe 259 eolleges and unlvel'sltlea In lhe Unl$0<! S!I\IAia 0(. fvlna t.ilelorft-relr qualttlel and loaderlblp poJentlal. Slnee part i:l the seholarshll> aelocUoo Is booed on the COllege Entrance Exemlnatloo Board (CEEB) Tests, it Ia eaaentlal that high acbool students wllo lntend to eompeiAI for one of theae awards lake lhe IAists thlo fall. ;i.i.,.'iiMc ; ~ci.d~~Pir­ program, have been awarded an- enta or ~c:heri ~ 'in· obtain nualb 1111 a ~Uve bollia lor~tlon b)o writing: ROTC lor lhe past tour rears. Scholaroldp, First U.S. Arnljo, Scholarship wlmen receive Fort Meade, Maryland 20755. their lull tuiUoo, c:oots Deadline lor submlaolon (J( eomand laboratory fees, plus a $50 plated applications Is Jamiery per-month allOWIDee lor the lull 15, 1969; Announeement (J( schofour yeers. larshlp winner• will be marie Winners may ao.lec:t academic next spring. obllptlon b)o serving four 7ear1 Cllactbe dut,y. student selec:tlon Is based on . p .. of ofDeera with.. 1 pink cornlll.on . presirllnt, Mn. :.-lelllklel'abn; neepresJ. dtot, Mra. i;mest Whl~heao!; ,...,..tary, i.lra. Gene treuuret, Mra.· Waltei' Brj)Wn, e«...., · J , _uioi,; aerapW, Mr&. Hennln orosi.. niekle, and ;fiowor·- · Mrl. n. E. WUiialllo, A n,ower pill 1111s preoented -to· Mra. Harrla 1roo1 the new otfteera. Plsns W~N DUJde 1<1 dine oot IN Af'PLQ were instilled by P. Utile, 38, Celumbua, are lodged !n the Ma1011 eoont;y Jill awaiting bearing ... the grand larceny charge Which ltemmed from tho theft of an automobDe In New Haven last week. The two ouiPecto were IJ>IlHh..In Georgia and bold lor loeal authorltieo. Other arrest& recorded at the toea! jail were Niles Michael Young, 18, M111011, ehlrged wllh reckless operaUon ot a motor vehicle and a 15..year.old Maaon County juvenlleehlrgeclwlthlbe!t (J( a bicyele. oulltancllng high 1cbool aenlor• COME TO ApP(,E ~ND FOR THE llbEST ,CHOICE • Golden Delitlous • Red Dellclou$ • Nor:them .Spy Grimes Golden tho ..,ralt;y thll year, :. SHIPMENT OF ••••••••••••••• Mr. lforry Clark, who Is emplQYecl atJackooo, spenttheweekellll with hls flmUy here. ' Sabbath school attendance Sept. 'fas ions for MEN 29 wu 101,. collectlon was $22.30. Rev. Eugene GW and tamily visited relatives in ·zanesville reeently• . Mr. lnd Mrs. Murl Harrla, st. Albana, W. Va., vilited Satu'r· di.Y with Mrs. Con Renah1w. Rev. Spat1w, Proctorville, conluclild services at the local churcb Sunday morning in the irterest of the Gideon Bible Socii!Q'. Mr. and MrL Padl Jacobs and chlldren, Kentucky, Vl11ltecl Sun-day with Mr. allll Mrs. Peerl Jacobe. Olin Rife, Columbus, visited Sumay with his mother, MrS. Cora Renshaiw. Mr• .and Mrs. Harmon Fox epent the weekend at their home -----'ACKEIS.--LARGE ASSORTMENT, NEWEST FALL SHADES MACHINE WASHABLE-SIZES 36 THRU 44 5 95_ .........._________ HYLOH WINDBREAKERS e BY HEALTH K,.IT MENS TURTLE NECK A revival will be held at the local church beginning Oet. 9. Rev. Harry Bates will be speaktrw each eVening. PILE LINED WITH CONCEALED HOOD 12,95 -------------3.88 SHI ·------------··18.95 REVERSIBLE_ here. Mrs. Robert Bowen 1a a medf .. cal patient at Holzer Hoapital The Light and Life Men's Fel· lowohtp held their mecUng Tuesday evenl011: at the Rock ~rings Grange Hall. Aboul35 per cent of lhe land area of Asia consists of desert. YOUR dollar·· ,·AT .. -•'"''· . , · Ra1 ' ·45 C .. ·itt\liii. t iV ~ BABY POWDER ••••••••111 '" 31~ DISH GARDENS A Gordon lndaora •.. Mo•ilo Gordoning You can· mhe them Rer. 49c To Suit Your Fancy - VITALIS Dudley's Florist 34, 59 H. 2nrl St. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Rer.59c LYSOL 42~ Ree.&tc CUTICUlA QINTMENT Oldeat c It y Ill. the New Wqrld II the capitol ol the J)omlntca• Republic . .., ., stockdal~&, am Mr. and: Mrs. Mark Steven stahl, anJ son, Tex- Judllh Laulao. Geohelmer to -. ., I Roanl. & ~r. pueeli, A. Boleo, 20, aon o!Mr, andMra. aanter, Beclford. ~ Jamea -E. Bolea. Sewath st.., pt. axcellenee, utracurrilublwnt Allen Geohelmer tollol- Pleasant, bas beeaassigned to the aeademie eulor adiYltles, IJII:rllieal atand· - ·a. Genhelmv, poreela, Bed' 173d Airborn& Brlprle In VIet- ards, reiU)Io (J( eoii.P elitranee ford, OteotAir. ram, aa a forward abnner. Ria Riebel Marie Sherldu, wu- ,Ide. Edna, u.... at 2f70 Home- examination boardo, ·'perlllm J . .SbarldiD, Jr. to llolelll woodlirhe, Lonlo, Ohln. B. Genbeimer, pareel,lf, Deeter, ¥!""" Ge• waa ·lD her, home Sill' tho Seplambef ~ ol tho m..rvlilw Glll'liOII Clilllwllll..rL CUI Buekley as ~tAla a; ltra. Erneol Wbi- eonducied <Ie. - · wttb a ·reicl~Jw, "Each NOll' l>aJ," fl>Dtlwed b;r PJQor. Members -..a..erecl roll ..U bJ< namlrw a Vlliet;y of mumL i.lra. H. I. lArkins extende<o thanka to the mombera ·ror carda and lowera nnt to 11er during her 91- The two men, James H. Wldte, 27, Columbus, 0., and Jamea DISCHARGED: Mra. Clltlord ...,.... In the fteld o1 their Jelters, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Lou- choice, the oo11 arlclltlonal ,.... ella Prill, Bullalo; Paul atap.. Qllirement being the eomplatlon man, Pl. Plouant; MrL lJo7d ol olllcer training subJects. Up. 011 grarluatl111, !hay are eommla'l'horntoa, Letart. ' llioned aeeoncl lieutenants in tho Arlll1 and !lrlflll tholr mUitary ~OR EXPI!~T 0 ' To BOO . Standout Seniors O.arter Meeting Property :· / • Offi~.eers .-a.·. Wayne Swtahor, tt.rold Lahao and KOftnoth ""'Col- · laugh ... your frllftdly pharmaclall at SwtshO< arld Lohse ReJ~all Drugs. They ha¥e low prescription "· TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS 1'EoUf PTS AVG. TEAM PTS. AVG. Wellston .. .... .... 16 29.0 Point Plee- • , .•. 12 3. o Polal Pleeaant , , ..... 83 20.8 Wellaton . . . . . . . . . 30 7.5 .............. 82 20.5 Miller .•••. , ••••• 32 8.0 Wahama ............ 95 19.0 Alexandv . . . . . . . . . 26 8. 7 Jael!eoll ......... . .. 76 19,0 43 10.8 • Tea WillFoUow PASSING CMP-ATT INT. ll-19 2 1~2 4 19-38 2 15-35 3 7-16 I 8-24 3 1-17 I &-16 I u.n ....... Name ·to ero MiiiJuctYBud.e:tte,artteachThe volunteer group ls sUll or, II Point PI~ Scbool very mueh In neecl of members. Mombereldp fee Is one dollar Ia tho olilll aclrieor., 'l1tt club pl.a.s to eater a ear ,per 1 ear, and tilt bourl worked In tho PPIISIIomeeomingporade, ,with lhe pallllllla ire ar1'111&'ecl to Oetober 1i. Tho year11 project lit the voluntNr's ar:hem>ie. (J( tho elillllo to HI up an art "'!>o Interested persona are aakecl ldbll In ~ a<llool library d!o- to attend lhe Oel. 15th meetin& playing worka bT ..rt... a Pms at the hoapllal. rtJ TEAM RUSH. TEAM PAS& NET OFF. NET TEAM YDS. AVG. YD& AVG. YD& AVG. YDS. ....... 339 169,5 131 65.5 470 235.0 347 r.ellfpolis .... 290 145,0 111 55,5 401 20Q.5 617 ...... 296 148.0 263 131.5 559 279.5 572 J&ekeon ...... 93 46.5 220 110.0 313 156.5 658 565 282.5 86 43.0 651 326.5 448 llolp ....... 432 216.0 174 87.0 606 303.0 291 NeiL-York ... 329 164.5 16 8.0 345 172.5 729 WIIIIIGo ••.. 568 284.0 80 40.0 648 324.0 331 Wcy U.XJ ::'C:~ra cbargeclwlthgrand - Choltll to hold ofllclal oeats In tho...,. orpallatlan are ROn Butdler, pi-ell-; Paul Jclaos, Yi.. prelldeat; .Jo<t-·, Kaulf, aeeretarJ and l!fei1D 11&1, tr..-.. paid that bill! Come m household account. a eonstllu- •t• A II&VUo LOWEST PIICIS and open your Two Prisoners Being Held for Grand Larceny OJJicers are number- they are friends in our service. • ~=·I::...Mr.:;~= Meet on Friday she could prove she cattle breeder, and his ranch foreman. Orville Marshall, of Chicago, m., were guests of Mr and Mrs. Gene Jelfers and Mr. R>-•· DAR n......,ter Will gQes Into every presertption at con.:ern. We reflect this lie Vale, Falli\Y Pettit, HelenJeffers, JoaM Bishop, Ava Greenlees, Lyrm WbiWngton, Betty Mattox, Mary Jordan, Ida Cheadle atxl the hostesses. Mr. L. 0. Napier, Charolais Frlf!Ci: i ore , more than just o strator. Those present were Nel- COole and Claudine Croo.Rilllln (J( France today as the U.S. and ~ AVOid evenlni was well atteOOed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me- j,; ·,. aleo· Yivlcl -d to- .h ereoy. lllra• .];)l)er held Weilnee- cripdan· oflhlomarrlapai.Jolal 111 tho pioiYalM i:1 Negro ·dfi · ~ II )lome of Rolle to ~ alavery In thaN early di.Ya, and lira. Jiunet Tliuo, l!uiJ-..d. of .UJe Ametl... Jndlan Chief tho lrdllln!llon (J( . c:orrupllon .I I ¥ra. ~ Ioiii- vice Powhatan. · the otrua~e lor - l e y and ~-~ ~lllecla-'"'topro. The ..,....ep~~ona~ oyotem ol power took venllhr<alllh control" .....,.lilllbllil1ll pliiiiDI!d lor tho rel181<il estai>U- 111 tho pll.. eel volin& ·' ~ one! - i!lstribulecl tho.... In ·7-l!ooi<L The olilll ..Utet In lllil-·<l!IIMd lht IIIHtlnl. llae ........1' Franklin 10 a YGIIIIB llliD 1n i745 10 tha realllllllloo allllro. 0. P. sMng aclvlee malrlmOIIY. ' llleln aa pioealdtlll, Mro. JohnMemboro r611p01idtcl to roll eall ..., 1181'8011 to prealdt II lhe ... ··-•- colonial I -~• PT. PLE'""-- The Colon- "' ·-·~"'a eader. Mra. ...._DIS 'ft'hteh lheatteDda. Mr1. ~'WoN,.~ Titus served eookles, cotree and NM Moore will Hn& &I the el Charlet Lewia Chapter, DAR, mlnta to the memben, Pre~ldlng JII'Oiklln& ottleer- Mrs. John. will moot 11 lhe Mlnolon 11ou.. at lhe allver oottee servlee waa """lnb-; In Tu-Enclle-Wei-Park Frldi.Y, 2 Mrs. Jobnom. A _ . 111 tho ld111M1 111 tha p.m. wllh Mro. cary H. Reyburn 13 Orillnalooloalea was Jlvenb.Jo lht program on".MirMro. Ridll Qder, S.e clt•crlbecl acle In lhe IUlla." Mlsa Lelah ' lht IIUierl"' IAirma ol ..... JIM Powoll; regent, will precreecl and n1181oa and - apulre alde. of lbtlr Yeenrloa lor reUsloua llosteaaes lor tho afternoon f r - In a 1anc1 i:t ·Uielr OIIIL wiD be lllro. John Roberta, Mrs. Raymoncl F . llfllqrave, M r 1• PT. PLEASANT - Ma..., JIIDllla F. Eada, Mro. Harold E. Count1 9lerltr George Jolmllll Ridenour, Mrs. lforeel A. Hen- and !late I'OIIee Trooper Rudy deuon; Mr•. Harry GodfrQ, O'Dell returned Wednelday evenMIS8 Imogene Yeager, -..d Mrs. ing from carrollton, GL, wllh · the. .~;;..--------------~-· , . ··•;· MID-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TP AVG. TEAM TD EP (FQr games through Sept. TEAM STATISTICS F1RSTDOWNS TEAM TEAM AVG, OPP. AVG. Athenl ••••• 26 13.0 21 10.5 Galllpolis ••• 22 11.0 30 15.0 Ironton ••••• 26 13.0 36 18.0 Jackaoo ..• , 17 8.5 39 19.5 lAlpn •••••. 40 20.0 18 9.0 Metgo, •• , , , 32 16.0 17 8,5 NelL-York , •. 14 17.0 38 !9.0 \" Wellatoll .... 40 20.0 17 8.5 !110!'1· 14! •'"'-!>I SOUTHEASTERN omo ATHLETIC LEAGUE NAME- TEAM TD EP Chuck COnrad, L<lpn • • • • . . . . . . . . . .. 3 4 Tom -~ 'call04 lin i!Ol~ H~';i~ .•. tha re- ·•ewer . . . - - - - . ·~ ... -,.., •• ler,' wllo aleo ,ei1rolled as I ~~ \)hlO . ""' were' Wellaton viatton Fri- DOnald Cono; lnd Unlverslt;y. ' ' , ,.cia¥ . enla apent. ~ •ibertCoi'IO. .. Mlas . carOt 'F'NJ.ey Sher- ~ Wwtam Moss~, who baa enta, Mr. &11:1 Mrs. a Mr.· and Mrs. ArllOIO PUNT RETURNS Ydll. No. 'l1l man .Greer . are enrcll"" in been stailonllll In (lormaiQ' tor claues at OhlOUniveralty. Clrol seVeral' rilonths, noW at the were .Wellston viB,ttors recenUy., 11 Allll, l\letaa . . . . . . 69 6 0 WWiam B. Gregory and McManis. Wellston •. • 21 2 0 to lbe daughier icil Mr. and Mrs. bCRDe of his parenls, Mr. allll 0 Gal')' Gary 10 tho s ' ''· /•,} ThO ol llle lost and-.. •-'·-·. J J••e ..... . · .. ' 2 ~ ~¥ s-n; .o•~~:. •i!"lll,({.'f'~~i':"'~~-P«#i~,o.;· ~..-,.~·s.l9el •' . · .· '.·..., 'Clt.il:d ····"~\now •;r ·'· ·. . vr our ' · A·menco · · · · , Garden -Club · . ... . . . . . . Entertained .I . •.· ~.YCIII!' Am,nca" wdU>e ll!>l'Y eo!CIII)' crlm• -· cllacusMj!!ly In' Home o,f Mrs. Wils~rt ~-~~of~~ ll!ti;r. one ~ ·~"eel· p,..lderi(, ~L ~ont ··t:flti~;. -~ · Lt..,. wrecks;'hW.d ~ M'ro':'F.::: :i tri;' o1 AmiMd.J..., lor REEI8VILLE - ·lllr::L wnscm hott:eia , - - -- ..... ,,~.. -. . . . Shll· tea- eiieh tho pve a c:ommfGIIow!lW ~ ' lNr, bolnll EP •••••• .• •• ~·· ••• ' ··,'{ ' , . ".,Itrf. ,.,.. 58~ PEPTO BISMOL Rer.63c Rea. 45c 44~ Rae. 1.49 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD THIN BLADES DEODORANT 1•17 3e Rea. 1.89 HI-THEII 1.26 Rea. 89c PHILLIPS MILK OF 59C Rer. 89c PACQUIN HAND-CREAM DEWITTS PILLS �:, ,, ' ·-~ . ·• ·• 7 1l· 'Tho ,p.jlfsentlael, I "Blue Dame leprde1nlin" I& .. ..... ,to S)'rac.., Tuesdi.Y, October 8. ' . , .... that's ·wben Miaa{JO)' Wast.-. bUrn, 'public relatloM represe• latl.,. for Columbia Gas ol Ohio, tDc., wW transform a 17th century caatle into an ultra-modern ullou&e That Gas Built" wltll a aiJwle wave of' a umagtc" wand gas· _ matertol. ·, She aloo wUJeJplainthewdctue process, called "petroche~· \atry," that produces many ot these modern miracle f'lbrics and materials. Miss Washburn, of COlumbus, 1, 1 graduate of JackiiOII, Ohio, High SchoOl and Ohio universiQ'. A former Miss Sooth Central Ohio 81 she apeak& be lore the Syracuse in the Miss America contest and PTA at 7 p. m. in The Syracuse tl.rst runner.q» in Oblo in the Naellmentary school .. Uonal College Queen CooLest, she was head majorette of the Ohio ~t Min W&shburn's way of University Marching Band for h'a all in [un, of course, and gnphic:ally mu.stratlng the ca. three years. tributions of the natural gas iP.. dUJtry in general - alli her own ccnpany, columbia Gas~ Ohio, ;:;::::::::::::·::::::::::::::: ::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::\\\ In particular _ to the r11>•d pro,ress In modern II~ Mles washburn will be dressed fi'om held to toe in a fashionable wardrabe made from natural gas, ard will displQ aM discuss many Middleport.. . : ..:::: Personal Notes \...: The Rev. and Mrs. Charles of lhe newest home furnistlings Simms and children has as their aM bWldtng materials that have weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. been developed through the use of Carl Davis and chUdren, Betty, Brenda, Ann and Tommy of Dar· Ungton, Pa. The D•vlo family are members of a former pastorate of the Rev. Mr. Slmons. There wW be a Halloween par- &mday they attended services ty sponsored by the Modern Wood· or.t the Middleport First Baptist men and the Hemlock Grove Church. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner were Grarwe on Thursday' October 17' at 7 :30 p. m. at the grange hall. at Point. Pleasant Monday for Plans are being made for games the funeral services or John and 1 country store featuring Greer. everythlng trom homemade bread Miss Nina Russell spent last week in Cleveland as the guest to cider. ,,' ~ \' ' Party Planned ,, '·.1 munsilAY PAST CHIEFS, !f,lcllOii' TQ>- •. , '· ' 'I·· ,''AIInel • Bana..as 10~ lb. ·, - .. '. .. ,:: I ~_<.,• ' 't I '•r; _t ·.~ ·:A . , rr' '··-:· , ~ •, >II. • a,,,'j'l#,~, Oc\, a, if4s Wqodlrard, srn Ill OhiO, ~ II otero~· t' fOfnol 11\e T,e mill,, . • Cldelf ~rrtl~ ~1, Nl)'ada, . ,!lfrtnlilt, lii/llilbaui!tl!f:IVIIkel•We ~the a:10Uil ~Uon Ill l)lllrlcl II, .. ~. lliiten, · hOld · 'llleadi,Y br Middleport. other bllhllsht• Ill llle .<!JIIVOIIUon included a frllltdoldp <andlellillt 1101"\'lce, am""l'>rlal aerand clra&illll of llle c...... r lor deceaoad membera, recot:· nlllon of three members wllll50 or more yeoro of !)011-Ve memberllhlp, and an address !If .~"IV"""'""" tlie 0 h I o )!' work. ,-· Reglslratlon for 11\e c:onvea·:, tlon . ho~ by Melp Temple, _,. i')1hlan lliltero, was. handled !If Gortrude Anclrewo, with llet!;y . Blggo and Opal Blgp uoilltlna. ; !IYIYI• Downes, Lopn, dllllrlct ~ depuj;y, was aul.ated with 'the If,• ternoo~ aeooloa !If Elizabeth ·: Lear ol Gall(pollt, dlitrlcl 10<~ ntary protem; ~ce WWil, Gall(pollo, trealllr8i"; Carrie Neutzling, Pomeroy, dietrtet or... ; aant~, and Lois Am Burt, 10; lolol · • Preoelllatlon ol the 011 and ; ~ of the Bible by Betey ; Blais, the "Star ~ed Ban: Mr," by Mra.' BUrt aDd the ln·1YOcatlon b7 tho BOY. Frank .~ Cheeieb- - " the meetln&. 1· ~rs I~ Cllldfea lor the frijndllhlp aervlcewlth Mrs. Burt l tdnglng "Julll Qlo Utile Candle" ~ precediJil a wtloome - e d : !If ~or o. Fllller' ~ 1111 : ,._... !rom HuiJ Tbomal, : Nelaonvllle, grand oenlor. : mllllngu(ohed pella preaent• ed .Included NeD Patlon, Nel~ IOilVllle, director ~ work; Fran- ... wmo,~olda Hall; WUkeiVII.Ie; .Mrs, ~.\~11, and Bernice Cbrji!~Jen; .Nevada. Alao lnirocMclld ......, .tt!Ung dllllrlcl deputies EllallaaTu111er, Ploaoantvllle, Dlil!"lct 20; and Madp Baum, l.ockbounle, District · 2. Flossie Cope and Laura Fox ol Neii!OIIVIUO, and Bortle Walta of Middleport were glyen rec:ognltion lor ......,cuttoe memberllhlp In the organization oC 50 Jearl or more. Mro._ w-..11, In her addroll to tha dlltrict repreaellladna, opoke on the Improvements made Ill the Medina Home. !i1e aald thai her proJect this lear will be to equip tho new hoSPital thoro. A new UvinB room added ,_,II recently has been newly furnllhed, the grand chlefnoted,and a now chlj>el has been built at the a!ru-e. Mrs. Woodward urged members to vlolt the home which she described aa a 11 real home" ror Pythian Sisters IDd not an "illstltutlon." She oald that tho Pl'OporQ' hu been valued 11 $290,000 and that ooe determlnlnilfactor In ellglblllt;y to enter Is 10 year• eoasecutlve memberlhip In the lodp. Giving "service" as her motto for the y-, Mrs. Woodwacd ...,eluded""" iddreu with oommenlo oo tho m....., lll1')11den!om. !i1e refer<Od to the alate subordinate temples u the loundaUoo of the Pythlae iJrpnlzalion. . 'c. Ground Beef· 21fllb.1.19 THAT GOOD JACKSON COUNTY aa1.1.00· Apple Cider Events ~ . ........,s_... . , OUR FRESH GROUND Racine Social > ' , nee GOlden II,. USDA CHOICE ' llie Mecuni """'"' e Is Planned ROUND STEAK POIIIill'O)'·~oW~ "'! ,Etta·~ oll'l>~, liild October 15th ib. ) ., ·· '~ ·; ·t.· • . ~ Inspection on MARKET WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS l il.: -. ·•~ Ill .~!to !'r~:. ~ , o.:.ieniOi;,· Mf•· pie, 'lllursdi,Y olght, 7:30, at ~ ·WOIIII-· tho homo of Mrs. Karl Grueaer, · Albortw...,_ MlnorsYIIIe. • . · IIIP"!IIII EW!Yn ~ LAUREL CLIFF Bet!er Health nlng, asiiOCiata l!l&troll; 'lliQIIiaa Club, annhersal"l' potluck eli,.. EclwUdo, aoiiOCilte patroll; Elsie ner 1 6:'0 p.m. '(burldly, home be the inetaiJiqf olllcer. ol MrL Bertha Parker; Sunshine lluriJ1I tho mHt!Jia CODdUcted ataters revealed. wlth .a gift ex!If Mri. oliver and James soul.. change; new ones to be drawn. !If, worthl malr<lll and wortb,ll DIRECTORS oF Meigs. Count.Y patron, reapoctlvoly, the Bev. American Red croas Chapter, Glen HUea, o.-edael!wljallon 8:30 p.RL Thursday, conference to, all . members to alteDI bla.orroom of Veterans MemorialHosdlriatloa. service on Oct. 21, at pitol. 3:30 p. m. at the United ~lot MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA. Church, POm.ero,y. 7:30 ThursdoJI night In Southern ln&pe<tlon wao plamed lor Oct. High School auditorium with the 15 when Olester eouocU 323, ,o~-oo>!i<>l<il!~i8·:l!1?~-~·0b1.. Rac:lne unit •• boat; Mrs. Gordon ~-------------~--------~-----, ~:::~:~ West, chairman or hospltallty; Daughters or Amerlca, met TUea(We Are Hot Opon On ·Sunday•) The charter of the Women's program, discussion oa topics of. di.Y nlgbt at the haiL Esther RkleliOUI", laltlatory Society or Christia.D Service school Lnterest; Mra. Robert .Robof the Pomeroy United Meth~ erts of Letart Falla. program captain, requested that all oflicera, tMm members and others dist Chw-ch will 00 signed at chalnnan. a meeting of the grlql at 7,30 EV AtiGELINE CHAPTER 172, participating wear white lor llle · p. m. Tuesday at the church. Order of the Eastern Star, 7:30 IMpection. DorothY Myers, councllor,pre-Women of the Enterprise Unit'llllrsday night at the Mlddleed Methodist Church, former~ port Masonic Temp!e. New olll- slded at the meeling which 01>ened in rUualisUc ronn wllll 34 ly the E,U.B. Ctmrch, will be cers wm be elected. members present. LucUle Kraeu· gue81s. FRIDAY All women of the Pomeroy REVIVAL, HYSELL Run Free ter thanked members· for cards Open Every Week Day '9:00 to 7:00 1 and vlalts dul'lng her reeent lllchurch are requested to atM.ethOdlst Church, Oct. 3through Saturday Til 9 I ness. The past councilors club tend the serviceincelebraUon oct. 13, Rev. Delbert A1Haon. E. MAIM ST. . 992-3975 POMEROY I - - - - - - of the merger. Chillicothe, evangelist. Services was announced for 7:30 p. m. on ·--~_;,-------------------------J· Oc~ 9 at the hall 7 :30 p.m. nigbtly. Public Invited. lt was reported thatHelenWoU MEIGS H!GHSchool Cheerleod- Ia home from the hospital, Letha of Mr . and Mrs. Harry Lang. Woo:l is in Holzer, Gay Gaul has ers sponsored dance, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. James JohnSOD, new gradson, and Erma CleMeigs Junior Higb Auditorium, 8 Jeff and Kimberly of MarysvUle, land has a new granddaughter. A LO to 12 p. rn.' !oll.,.ing the were weekend guestsofhermoth~ communication was read from Meigs-Galllpolls !oolball game. er, Mrs. SJsan Rawlings. Laura' LaBolteaux, state councilThe Jays will emcee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay of or, and the auditing report wa1 Columbus spent the weekend here given by ~alllollon. SATURDAY visiting Mr. and Mrs. WUiiarn Quarterly birthdi.Ys were ol>HIGH SCHOOL DANCE pam, Grue&er and other relatives. Saturday, 8:30 p. m. to 11:30 served during the meeting. Mrs. Hittle Frederick, p. rn. Meigs J unlor High Audi- KraeUter, torium. The - Jays will emcee. Mary K. Holter, Barbin Sar· gent, Elizabeth Wlcl<haln, Be!Q' Dance is school sponsored. Roush, Mary K. Rose, Ellnbeth SUNDAY Hayes and Doris Koenla: were honFIRST DISTRICT SWIIII.Y School and lllptist Training Un- ored. They wore seated at a table ion Institute SUrday at the Naomi centered with a non! piece aDd a gift at ,.ch plate. The decorated BY MRS. FRAN CIS MORRIS %pl. Baptist Church. cake was made by Margaret TutThe Happy Hustlers Sunday tle. Members sang "HIPPY BirthSchool class ol the United MethoMONDAY dist Church enjoyed a slxo'elock RIVERVIEW PTA. Monday, day" to the honorees. dinner in the social rooms of the ?:ao p. m. at school; nr.1 planchurch Frida.y evening, Sept, 27 • ning Cor Halloween cunlval; open FoB-·'-· ~ ed. S.lecll , . . . Std. """• the dinner Mrs. Ralph house to be ~-v QuaiU!ra ••· can 12 oz. can 12 POMEROY GARDEN Club, Members o! the Society of McKenzie, president, presided at a business session and M r s. Monday, 1 p. m. at home of Miss Friends came to be called Crill Bradford had charge o! a Lydia Ebersbach. Quakers fr"'D J!:.~ltl>Y· the devotional-am. · . _ ... YOIJTII , ·FF,t.l>Q:WSHII!,.-nl•• .. ltlunder, (leorp FOr; Iii which ' !!lev;" Ailhli? ' 1ilelaeci was trlct~ United MetlDiistChll"l!l', he called upon his listeners to lbs. brought home !rom Pleasant Val- M~ 7-SO P m. at Morning " tremble at the name of the ley Hospital after surgery. Mr. u' ·~ M~ist Church. Lord." A magistrate, Justice and Mrs. Paul McMurray of co- Star m Gervase Bennett, thereupon lumbus apent the weekend with su called their group the "Quak· GOSPEL MEETING, ccess ers." 251b. her parents, tho Clelands. Church of Christ, oi:t. 7-16, 7:30 can Mr. and Mrs. Wright Roush P. m. Joseph Hoskins. speaker. oC Chillloolhe were overnlglrt Public welcome. guests Thursdi.Y of Mr. andMrL dren. Henry ROUib, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Slmpi!Oil Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolle and ThursdoJI and bar parents, Mr. and childreO oC Woodofleld apent Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and Mrs. Fnncla Morris accomtile weekend with tbolr parents, vlsiiOd relatives in Columbus panied her back to Columbu• and Mr. Uld Mrs. Chester SlmpllOil &mday, apent lllo night and FridaY with Uld Mr. and Mra; RalphBadlley. Mrs. Norman Hoover of Cln- the Swills and tho Sc~ro. Mr. and Mrs. Crill Bradford elllllatl Is a guest oCher IIIOIIler, Mr. Kemeth Swart of Alaull~ ol ~ vlalted brlelly Mrs. HarrY WUtllhlre. _.ung a week ol vacatloo with with 'Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dradolbs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKen- hie mother, Mra. James swart. ford willie hereto ....,...ctaniiiiCzie spent ae"¥eral days in COlumMr. and Mrs. Aibort Hm_.t tloo oale In POmeroy Slll>lrday. bus with Mr. and Mrs. lleorY IIJo weekend in Coluni>ul with Mr · McCormick and other relatives. and Mrs. Wald Foster and chllMrs. MUdred Swift came 1 4& SIMON'S {, .. ' , . ''if .; · U ~ ,. 1 ., . 2 ·.C§ral/cl "fenllple;· ~oegi-ee5' ~r'C on~fe'·'''''·~·,. tt~~d ·tf· . ! ~ : C ~ b nven t ion . , ' , · , . ~. ii..;;,.'' ~rllclpatlria ~ ·Woodliaid/. ~~l ~·-: \111; ~as, ~ Wind tru- « calend9 ' 111 ~atooloranw ). •;'..,, }'ut dlatrlei doliUII•o ilre...!- ·.J o.;.,., · ilenlor; Maxine excellent ,iunlot; Be!Q' ·Biggl, mw8er; Nor19a Zerkl~~tt . p~; Mra. Andrewa, guird, and Mra. Neutz- ling, organlat, presiding. · llallollDI and lnltlator1 work tor three ~·· !iYfvla .Tbacker, WllkeiVII.Ie; . M a d 1 o I n"oum, LocldlcJui.ne, and Kathryn - • Mrs. Mead, Circleville, were eiem. Pattoit; N~raCia,,Fioren<eC<Jok­ pllf1ed by tha Melp TempledrW ie¥, f'looate Cape, and Ec111a Cotaam whose c:aj11aln Is Mlrthl venaugb Ill Noloonvlllo, a n d Childs. Members of the team Blanche SlaliiinlllllliJP. Durare Gonevl ... . Meinhart, 11et1;y tng the drtiPbtt of the cbarter ~ Opal ... ~. 1if Robblt' Bar..U, Julo ~· ~~•, MaxJne Owens, J811l Zirkle, Jane Ma~ WOOd, and "'r~· Hall, Mrs. BiJrt 18118 ''Bey<;¢ tho ~set." Johnson, · Feme Cheeoebrew, El- Dexter t!III'Yin8 as grand Dorio Dalley, Nelle Bahr, ElizaCidel, Bernice McMahon, grand beth . All.man, Goldie Gilmore, Ienior, and Florence WUiis, and Mra. Neutzllns. <AI recommendaUon of the regrand manager, all of the Galsolutions committee, conalllllng Jlpolls Temple, had cbarge o1 oC Mrs. LOar, Doris Gnleser the installatloo of o!rlcers lor and Nettle lhlyes, Masnolla Temthe evening Initiatory work. tlatalied were MrL Barrett, ple members, a card of thanks Wilkesville mollexcellenl chief· will be sent to the KOOIIY Music ' Mabel Wood, WUkesvllle, excel: Co. ol Huntington lor placing an lent senior; Margaret Seldenable, organ at the hall lor uae durlnll . ' Magnolia, excellent junior; Sadie the district meeting. The ladles auxUiary of FeeneyMcElhinny, Meigs Temple, secrotary; Florence WUlls, Gaiii- Demott 1'1>111 128, American Lopolls, treasurer; Elizabeth Me- sloo, served dlmer to the DisDonald, Gallipolis, past chief; trict 11 representatives. ArMrt, Stallsmllll, Logan, protect- rangementa: or ran nowen and or, Mrs. COpe, guard, and Mrs. ravore of red, wblte and blue corNeutzllng, organl&t. aagee made by Mrs. Lemley, The formal rituallatlc open. decorated the tables. Mrs. FJtzalng ror the evening session was beth Allman was chairman or tile con41ucled by the host unit wtU>; Mr1. Lemley, moat excellent chief, Vlrgbrla Owen, excellent chairmen of the convention. a-_ .,.__ u-·• u-' -· Surprise Po.r.Jy Given Satu.rday· • ..:.· .< '• Prti.dueUvlty Only · Ausiralia, ·WUiia"' Grueaer, Grant st.; Mid• dlepof\, · ~ Mit. suoae Rawlll)ls on her .blrtlidaio. anniwraary, A poUuck • - r "'" lol)oWed by hom..- Ice <team and . a decol'llted birthday cake. Attenclo Ina were Mi-o. Richard Rawlings, Mr. and Mrs. Jameo JohnSon and chllclren,.Jef!andKimbof'•,Mlss -'.f'firie Russell, ·Miss Herrle Marie Slnlth, Mrs. Robert Jay, Mrs. Clyda Allenalv..-th, MrL C I r I Braman and Miss Debbie Grues- N/N/IIdlE I Yf)IIRCAR. . ~ ALL SNOW',,. RETREAD TIRES I I trv I Stomp• O''" I l I P~o~rchon•f L----.-.1- 2 FORS27 Any Size For Any Model LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE ll9 W. Main 992·3535 Pomeroy, 0 . 25. " PLAN COMMUNION W...W wide commwdoo SUnday will be. Observed at the litiddlepcjrt Flrot United Presb1Uirlan Church SUoda.Y morniJ!e, Dr. Lester Rou&h wm have cbarp olthe senJ~e. ' . NEW CROP SPANISH , REGULAR PRIC£ 58c POUND SPECIAL I L8, BAG 41c FOR OH£ WEEK OHL Y 20x60" RAYON TWEED RUG RUHN£RS 1 1 1 :;•:r:ra:::: ::~ 0.:"~ · ~. ....,.,,,_,., - . ,. ......... I I I ·I 1 tI 4 ,CNG.n. .... - VALLEY L M R 923 L CO 5 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM ·----!!~~~'!_~ .79---- SP£CIAL $1.47 SEE OUR TOY RIOT ASSORTMENT About AO Different Toys Ta Choose From Ro9ulor 39c Each SPECIAL 27c Each or 4 for $1.00 PLASTIC ~IG BANKS, 7 inch.. long-JOe Each 1 URD ~E. ~9!2-270~-S!~!PO!, •1 o. BEN --··--· FRANI<UN PHONE H2-3491 POMEROY oHid ••••••••••••••••••••••• EVERY ITEM DISCOUNTED Reg. 39e MEMORIAL HELD Peteta, Aallvlllit, paiiiiP"and 29e -- Lard MILK & PEAFE!.CTI(!) OIL NEATE I HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting boura' 2-4 and 7.3 p.m. Parenta ooly oo Pedlatri cs Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Naida F. Fry, 204Kinem Dr.; Roger J. Thompaon, 551h Court St.; Romie L. Eallton, Rt. 1 VInton; Virgil J. FUllnger, Kanauga; Mrs. Floyd Stover, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Nora B. Trlpp, New Haven; Mrs. M.. Irena Sloemaker, Pomeroy; Mrs. Harold K. German, Long Bottom; Mrs. Wilmot B. Snell, Rl I Cbeaapeake; Debra L. Byus, Rt. l Jackson; Carroll E. Smith, Rutland; Mrs, Mary McGowan, Rt. 4 Oak HID; R1.Y C, Archer, Ripley, W. Va. ; Mrs. Albert M. Scott, Rt. 3 Wellstoo; Mrs. Catherine Nierman, COlumbusi Mra. Ray R. Ziegler, Rt. 3 Wallllloa; Mrs, VerDOil L. Sheppard, !\>encer, W. Va..i C. Carlton Slmml, Rt. 4: Jackson; Dave Blabop, Hamden; Mrs. manche Co7an, Jack- BIRTIIS Mra. Charles Meadowa, Gal. llpollo, son, 11,15 p.m. Wednes- · Reeular 69c ,!I! BEER an.', OLEO WINE ·. 7 1.00 CARRY Reeular 1.09 only SAT. OCT. 5 M!•• 1JIIIII .SUe Lemlq, the da..,_~ Ill 'thit Rav. llid MrL · Cheilter 111 iiuaa.iol, 1 Lem18J. only ,,. 300'5 Reg. 2.39 SQ.U188 ONLY . IIIIIJIU l111111 II UIUIS Jill Rlllllllillllll L..::...-----iwith;Purchase ol100 11.10 Value Only- 4. 99 h8o -JOtal pJWtorberllllll"lqe ........ ..,.1 111JidW ...... a • oa p 01 fl thadaJI..tyllh<l Wt ••• fMI bllll for JOin to wlda aow Pafecdoa Tlfll ia 1171t, boaulJ ""'lciomfoot. 79.95 to 231.95 Ebersbach Hardware !'EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY • FAST FREE TH OIL BEADS Delivery -Service ,__CALGON Ree. 98c Only GIRCDM &CLEAN. ol Mr. and MrL' O..les· ArrlaOOI, Durl!lm, ~ctlcut. Thl weadlai Will taU place o.-, Saturday, 2'6; . at ·11:30 a. m., lnllle:llullaqiUnltedMethodlot awrc11. 'llle' raiN; of the ' llrl4• will 'olllelate. ThOIP"I\lloul .Uit.clli of Ohureb wiD be ·' ollael-'ved. . ' ,•. '" . . ' J ' Oni, •about iO i'jler' eenf !be Ame'rlcu ' II delert. . WHITE· PETROLEUM JELLV - - - REGULAR of jar SIZE SPECIAL PRICE! only66 . FAST FREE DELIVERY and Infant ..... · IE"~AR l~1$ · . l $1' to Mr; Will~ AnthOIIY Arrl~ Natural \PORTRAITj · · •'~ x .:J.C»'! ·. I NEWI Water-Active Will Wed OCt. 26 tho - living co LoR. I ' . I i HIGH POTENCY . I VITAMIN FORMULA . 36's ~: di.Y. DISCHARGFll Winfred Barker, Mrs. wnma H. Boyles, Callie E. Burch, Mra. hm J. D...,, Roae C. Deverlck, Erwin H. Gloed<Der, Robert Y. Hammoo, Mrs. Burdell H. Ha,yes, Mrs. Gla<IYs D. HoWell, Pa1rlda A. Hud6on, German McKenzie, o. Roberta, James K. .!itawver, Mrs. Don R. Smith, Mrs, Cbarlel D. Slurslll, Mrl. E I I Vaece, Mrs. Ella G. WOOO\vard, Mrs. Paul L.· Berkley, Mrl. Robert E. and IDfanl daullltter, Mrs. Jack R. Craek and Infant son, Mrs. Sieve B. Stlleo B"ANO the fragile .bwom of childlwod is yours for always with a ... HOSPITAL NEWS BAYIR ,. ASPIRIN ·fREE ALKA-SELTZER• SOLIDS McCOY'S 2 DAYS ONLY-FRI. OCT. NOW FOR A LOW SPECIAL PRICE ON A 30 TABLETS 2.9.8 aanon 79~ CHECK US I e 19' sage FRENCH CITY ,.. , ·~·· ., bll'iJ.Ia,y·was'obserOea•witha<il• nor attended by th.eJoluuollranilJy, bore !rom MaryoYIIIo,.and Mr. and Mri. Richard Rawllnco, Todd and '1'1111, ' Chester l1oed, 75c e •!'l•w 'l .lalid and Qanada are Wilhb\' 10 A surprJae ,Ufl.- held S.:t- er. to 21) per c<int ol matching U,S• . ·litlleo ~ olght at the iKlqlo ol Mro. on SUndi,Y Mrs. Rawll1111' ' productivity in terms of ou~ ,... : · ·1 THE NELSONVILLE llid J.o. gan -pies c:cl~D~cled the mem' chlel, mwiO!"Yins aosrandl'O)'ol orial 1101"\'lee lor cleeeallld mem:ldviaor to ~ .!lmiiHlDe Glrl1; . c:lle < , ,, ..-- Dlpplty-do ., TONI �:, ,, ' ·-~ . ·• ·• 7 1l· 'Tho ,p.jlfsentlael, I "Blue Dame leprde1nlin" I& .. ..... ,to S)'rac.., Tuesdi.Y, October 8. ' . , .... that's ·wben Miaa{JO)' Wast.-. bUrn, 'public relatloM represe• latl.,. for Columbia Gas ol Ohio, tDc., wW transform a 17th century caatle into an ultra-modern ullou&e That Gas Built" wltll a aiJwle wave of' a umagtc" wand gas· _ matertol. ·, She aloo wUJeJplainthewdctue process, called "petroche~· \atry," that produces many ot these modern miracle f'lbrics and materials. Miss Washburn, of COlumbus, 1, 1 graduate of JackiiOII, Ohio, High SchoOl and Ohio universiQ'. A former Miss Sooth Central Ohio 81 she apeak& be lore the Syracuse in the Miss America contest and PTA at 7 p. m. in The Syracuse tl.rst runner.q» in Oblo in the Naellmentary school .. Uonal College Queen CooLest, she was head majorette of the Ohio ~t Min W&shburn's way of University Marching Band for h'a all in [un, of course, and gnphic:ally mu.stratlng the ca. three years. tributions of the natural gas iP.. dUJtry in general - alli her own ccnpany, columbia Gas~ Ohio, ;:;::::::::::::·::::::::::::::: ::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::\\\ In particular _ to the r11>•d pro,ress In modern II~ Mles washburn will be dressed fi'om held to toe in a fashionable wardrabe made from natural gas, ard will displQ aM discuss many Middleport.. . : ..:::: Personal Notes \...: The Rev. and Mrs. Charles of lhe newest home furnistlings Simms and children has as their aM bWldtng materials that have weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. been developed through the use of Carl Davis and chUdren, Betty, Brenda, Ann and Tommy of Dar· Ungton, Pa. The D•vlo family are members of a former pastorate of the Rev. Mr. Slmons. There wW be a Halloween par- &mday they attended services ty sponsored by the Modern Wood· or.t the Middleport First Baptist men and the Hemlock Grove Church. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner were Grarwe on Thursday' October 17' at 7 :30 p. m. at the grange hall. at Point. Pleasant Monday for Plans are being made for games the funeral services or John and 1 country store featuring Greer. everythlng trom homemade bread Miss Nina Russell spent last week in Cleveland as the guest to cider. ,,' ~ \' ' Party Planned ,, '·.1 munsilAY PAST CHIEFS, !f,lcllOii' TQ>- •. , '· ' 'I·· ,''AIInel • Bana..as 10~ lb. ·, - .. '. .. ,:: I ~_<.,• ' 't I '•r; _t ·.~ ·:A . , rr' '··-:· , ~ •, >II. • a,,,'j'l#,~, Oc\, a, if4s Wqodlrard, srn Ill OhiO, ~ II otero~· t' fOfnol 11\e T,e mill,, . • Cldelf ~rrtl~ ~1, Nl)'ada, . ,!lfrtnlilt, lii/llilbaui!tl!f:IVIIkel•We ~the a:10Uil ~Uon Ill l)lllrlcl II, .. ~. lliiten, · hOld · 'llleadi,Y br Middleport. other bllhllsht• Ill llle .<!JIIVOIIUon included a frllltdoldp <andlellillt 1101"\'lce, am""l'>rlal aerand clra&illll of llle c...... r lor deceaoad membera, recot:· nlllon of three members wllll50 or more yeoro of !)011-Ve memberllhlp, and an address !If .~"IV"""'""" tlie 0 h I o )!' work. ,-· Reglslratlon for 11\e c:onvea·:, tlon . ho~ by Melp Temple, _,. i')1hlan lliltero, was. handled !If Gortrude Anclrewo, with llet!;y . Blggo and Opal Blgp uoilltlna. ; !IYIYI• Downes, Lopn, dllllrlct ~ depuj;y, was aul.ated with 'the If,• ternoo~ aeooloa !If Elizabeth ·: Lear ol Gall(pollt, dlitrlcl 10<~ ntary protem; ~ce WWil, Gall(pollo, trealllr8i"; Carrie Neutzling, Pomeroy, dietrtet or... ; aant~, and Lois Am Burt, 10; lolol · • Preoelllatlon ol the 011 and ; ~ of the Bible by Betey ; Blais, the "Star ~ed Ban: Mr," by Mra.' BUrt aDd the ln·1YOcatlon b7 tho BOY. Frank .~ Cheeieb- - " the meetln&. 1· ~rs I~ Cllldfea lor the frijndllhlp aervlcewlth Mrs. Burt l tdnglng "Julll Qlo Utile Candle" ~ precediJil a wtloome - e d : !If ~or o. Fllller' ~ 1111 : ,._... !rom HuiJ Tbomal, : Nelaonvllle, grand oenlor. : mllllngu(ohed pella preaent• ed .Included NeD Patlon, Nel~ IOilVllle, director ~ work; Fran- ... wmo,~olda Hall; WUkeiVII.Ie; .Mrs, ~.\~11, and Bernice Cbrji!~Jen; .Nevada. Alao lnirocMclld ......, .tt!Ung dllllrlcl deputies EllallaaTu111er, Ploaoantvllle, Dlil!"lct 20; and Madp Baum, l.ockbounle, District · 2. Flossie Cope and Laura Fox ol Neii!OIIVIUO, and Bortle Walta of Middleport were glyen rec:ognltion lor ......,cuttoe memberllhlp In the organization oC 50 Jearl or more. Mro._ w-..11, In her addroll to tha dlltrict repreaellladna, opoke on the Improvements made Ill the Medina Home. !i1e aald thai her proJect this lear will be to equip tho new hoSPital thoro. A new UvinB room added ,_,II recently has been newly furnllhed, the grand chlefnoted,and a now chlj>el has been built at the a!ru-e. Mrs. Woodward urged members to vlolt the home which she described aa a 11 real home" ror Pythian Sisters IDd not an "illstltutlon." She oald that tho Pl'OporQ' hu been valued 11 $290,000 and that ooe determlnlnilfactor In ellglblllt;y to enter Is 10 year• eoasecutlve memberlhip In the lodp. Giving "service" as her motto for the y-, Mrs. Woodwacd ...,eluded""" iddreu with oommenlo oo tho m....., lll1')11den!om. !i1e refer<Od to the alate subordinate temples u the loundaUoo of the Pythlae iJrpnlzalion. . 'c. Ground Beef· 21fllb.1.19 THAT GOOD JACKSON COUNTY aa1.1.00· Apple Cider Events ~ . ........,s_... . , OUR FRESH GROUND Racine Social > ' , nee GOlden II,. USDA CHOICE ' llie Mecuni """'"' e Is Planned ROUND STEAK POIIIill'O)'·~oW~ "'! ,Etta·~ oll'l>~, liild October 15th ib. ) ., ·· '~ ·; ·t.· • . ~ Inspection on MARKET WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS l il.: -. ·•~ Ill .~!to !'r~:. ~ , o.:.ieniOi;,· Mf•· pie, 'lllursdi,Y olght, 7:30, at ~ ·WOIIII-· tho homo of Mrs. Karl Grueaer, · Albortw...,_ MlnorsYIIIe. • . · IIIP"!IIII EW!Yn ~ LAUREL CLIFF Bet!er Health nlng, asiiOCiata l!l&troll; 'lliQIIiaa Club, annhersal"l' potluck eli,.. EclwUdo, aoiiOCilte patroll; Elsie ner 1 6:'0 p.m. '(burldly, home be the inetaiJiqf olllcer. ol MrL Bertha Parker; Sunshine lluriJ1I tho mHt!Jia CODdUcted ataters revealed. wlth .a gift ex!If Mri. oliver and James soul.. change; new ones to be drawn. !If, worthl malr<lll and wortb,ll DIRECTORS oF Meigs. Count.Y patron, reapoctlvoly, the Bev. American Red croas Chapter, Glen HUea, o.-edael!wljallon 8:30 p.RL Thursday, conference to, all . members to alteDI bla.orroom of Veterans MemorialHosdlriatloa. service on Oct. 21, at pitol. 3:30 p. m. at the United ~lot MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA. Church, POm.ero,y. 7:30 ThursdoJI night In Southern ln&pe<tlon wao plamed lor Oct. High School auditorium with the 15 when Olester eouocU 323, ,o~-oo>!i<>l<il!~i8·:l!1?~-~·0b1.. Rac:lne unit •• boat; Mrs. Gordon ~-------------~--------~-----, ~:::~:~ West, chairman or hospltallty; Daughters or Amerlca, met TUea(We Are Hot Opon On ·Sunday•) The charter of the Women's program, discussion oa topics of. di.Y nlgbt at the haiL Esther RkleliOUI", laltlatory Society or Christia.D Service school Lnterest; Mra. Robert .Robof the Pomeroy United Meth~ erts of Letart Falla. program captain, requested that all oflicera, tMm members and others dist Chw-ch will 00 signed at chalnnan. a meeting of the grlql at 7,30 EV AtiGELINE CHAPTER 172, participating wear white lor llle · p. m. Tuesday at the church. Order of the Eastern Star, 7:30 IMpection. DorothY Myers, councllor,pre-Women of the Enterprise Unit'llllrsday night at the Mlddleed Methodist Church, former~ port Masonic Temp!e. New olll- slded at the meeling which 01>ened in rUualisUc ronn wllll 34 ly the E,U.B. Ctmrch, will be cers wm be elected. members present. LucUle Kraeu· gue81s. FRIDAY All women of the Pomeroy REVIVAL, HYSELL Run Free ter thanked members· for cards Open Every Week Day '9:00 to 7:00 1 and vlalts dul'lng her reeent lllchurch are requested to atM.ethOdlst Church, Oct. 3through Saturday Til 9 I ness. The past councilors club tend the serviceincelebraUon oct. 13, Rev. Delbert A1Haon. E. MAIM ST. . 992-3975 POMEROY I - - - - - - of the merger. Chillicothe, evangelist. Services was announced for 7:30 p. m. on ·--~_;,-------------------------J· Oc~ 9 at the hall 7 :30 p.m. nigbtly. Public Invited. lt was reported thatHelenWoU MEIGS H!GHSchool Cheerleod- Ia home from the hospital, Letha of Mr . and Mrs. Harry Lang. Woo:l is in Holzer, Gay Gaul has ers sponsored dance, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. James JohnSOD, new gradson, and Erma CleMeigs Junior Higb Auditorium, 8 Jeff and Kimberly of MarysvUle, land has a new granddaughter. A LO to 12 p. rn.' !oll.,.ing the were weekend guestsofhermoth~ communication was read from Meigs-Galllpolls !oolball game. er, Mrs. SJsan Rawlings. Laura' LaBolteaux, state councilThe Jays will emcee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay of or, and the auditing report wa1 Columbus spent the weekend here given by ~alllollon. SATURDAY visiting Mr. and Mrs. WUiiarn Quarterly birthdi.Ys were ol>HIGH SCHOOL DANCE pam, Grue&er and other relatives. Saturday, 8:30 p. m. to 11:30 served during the meeting. Mrs. Hittle Frederick, p. rn. Meigs J unlor High Audi- KraeUter, torium. The - Jays will emcee. Mary K. Holter, Barbin Sar· gent, Elizabeth Wlcl<haln, Be!Q' Dance is school sponsored. Roush, Mary K. Rose, Ellnbeth SUNDAY Hayes and Doris Koenla: were honFIRST DISTRICT SWIIII.Y School and lllptist Training Un- ored. They wore seated at a table ion Institute SUrday at the Naomi centered with a non! piece aDd a gift at ,.ch plate. The decorated BY MRS. FRAN CIS MORRIS %pl. Baptist Church. cake was made by Margaret TutThe Happy Hustlers Sunday tle. Members sang "HIPPY BirthSchool class ol the United MethoMONDAY dist Church enjoyed a slxo'elock RIVERVIEW PTA. Monday, day" to the honorees. dinner in the social rooms of the ?:ao p. m. at school; nr.1 planchurch Frida.y evening, Sept, 27 • ning Cor Halloween cunlval; open FoB-·'-· ~ ed. S.lecll , . . . Std. """• the dinner Mrs. Ralph house to be ~-v QuaiU!ra ••· can 12 oz. can 12 POMEROY GARDEN Club, Members o! the Society of McKenzie, president, presided at a business session and M r s. Monday, 1 p. m. at home of Miss Friends came to be called Crill Bradford had charge o! a Lydia Ebersbach. Quakers fr"'D J!:.~ltl>Y· the devotional-am. · . _ ... YOIJTII , ·FF,t.l>Q:WSHII!,.-nl•• .. ltlunder, (leorp FOr; Iii which ' !!lev;" Ailhli? ' 1ilelaeci was trlct~ United MetlDiistChll"l!l', he called upon his listeners to lbs. brought home !rom Pleasant Val- M~ 7-SO P m. at Morning " tremble at the name of the ley Hospital after surgery. Mr. u' ·~ M~ist Church. Lord." A magistrate, Justice and Mrs. Paul McMurray of co- Star m Gervase Bennett, thereupon lumbus apent the weekend with su called their group the "Quak· GOSPEL MEETING, ccess ers." 251b. her parents, tho Clelands. Church of Christ, oi:t. 7-16, 7:30 can Mr. and Mrs. Wright Roush P. m. Joseph Hoskins. speaker. oC Chillloolhe were overnlglrt Public welcome. guests Thursdi.Y of Mr. andMrL dren. Henry ROUib, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Slmpi!Oil Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolle and ThursdoJI and bar parents, Mr. and childreO oC Woodofleld apent Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and Mrs. Fnncla Morris accomtile weekend with tbolr parents, vlsiiOd relatives in Columbus panied her back to Columbu• and Mr. Uld Mrs. Chester SlmpllOil &mday, apent lllo night and FridaY with Uld Mr. and Mra; RalphBadlley. Mrs. Norman Hoover of Cln- the Swills and tho Sc~ro. Mr. and Mrs. Crill Bradford elllllatl Is a guest oCher IIIOIIler, Mr. Kemeth Swart of Alaull~ ol ~ vlalted brlelly Mrs. HarrY WUtllhlre. _.ung a week ol vacatloo with with 'Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dradolbs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKen- hie mother, Mra. James swart. ford willie hereto ....,...ctaniiiiCzie spent ae"¥eral days in COlumMr. and Mrs. Aibort Hm_.t tloo oale In POmeroy Slll>lrday. bus with Mr. and Mrs. lleorY IIJo weekend in Coluni>ul with Mr · McCormick and other relatives. and Mrs. Wald Foster and chllMrs. MUdred Swift came 1 4& SIMON'S {, .. ' , . ''if .; · U ~ ,. 1 ., . 2 ·.C§ral/cl "fenllple;· ~oegi-ee5' ~r'C on~fe'·'''''·~·,. tt~~d ·tf· . ! ~ : C ~ b nven t ion . , ' , · , . ~. ii..;;,.'' ~rllclpatlria ~ ·Woodliaid/. ~~l ~·-: \111; ~as, ~ Wind tru- « calend9 ' 111 ~atooloranw ). •;'..,, }'ut dlatrlei doliUII•o ilre...!- ·.J o.;.,., · ilenlor; Maxine excellent ,iunlot; Be!Q' ·Biggl, mw8er; Nor19a Zerkl~~tt . p~; Mra. Andrewa, guird, and Mra. Neutz- ling, organlat, presiding. · llallollDI and lnltlator1 work tor three ~·· !iYfvla .Tbacker, WllkeiVII.Ie; . M a d 1 o I n"oum, LocldlcJui.ne, and Kathryn - • Mrs. Mead, Circleville, were eiem. Pattoit; N~raCia,,Fioren<eC<Jok­ pllf1ed by tha Melp TempledrW ie¥, f'looate Cape, and Ec111a Cotaam whose c:aj11aln Is Mlrthl venaugb Ill Noloonvlllo, a n d Childs. Members of the team Blanche SlaliiinlllllliJP. Durare Gonevl ... . Meinhart, 11et1;y tng the drtiPbtt of the cbarter ~ Opal ... ~. 1if Robblt' Bar..U, Julo ~· ~~•, MaxJne Owens, J811l Zirkle, Jane Ma~ WOOd, and "'r~· Hall, Mrs. BiJrt 18118 ''Bey<;¢ tho ~set." Johnson, · Feme Cheeoebrew, El- Dexter t!III'Yin8 as grand Dorio Dalley, Nelle Bahr, ElizaCidel, Bernice McMahon, grand beth . All.man, Goldie Gilmore, Ienior, and Florence WUiis, and Mra. Neutzllns. <AI recommendaUon of the regrand manager, all of the Galsolutions committee, conalllllng Jlpolls Temple, had cbarge o1 oC Mrs. LOar, Doris Gnleser the installatloo of o!rlcers lor and Nettle lhlyes, Masnolla Temthe evening Initiatory work. tlatalied were MrL Barrett, ple members, a card of thanks Wilkesville mollexcellenl chief· will be sent to the KOOIIY Music ' Mabel Wood, WUkesvllle, excel: Co. ol Huntington lor placing an lent senior; Margaret Seldenable, organ at the hall lor uae durlnll . ' Magnolia, excellent junior; Sadie the district meeting. The ladles auxUiary of FeeneyMcElhinny, Meigs Temple, secrotary; Florence WUlls, Gaiii- Demott 1'1>111 128, American Lopolls, treasurer; Elizabeth Me- sloo, served dlmer to the DisDonald, Gallipolis, past chief; trict 11 representatives. ArMrt, Stallsmllll, Logan, protect- rangementa: or ran nowen and or, Mrs. COpe, guard, and Mrs. ravore of red, wblte and blue corNeutzllng, organl&t. aagee made by Mrs. Lemley, The formal rituallatlc open. decorated the tables. Mrs. FJtzalng ror the evening session was beth Allman was chairman or tile con41ucled by the host unit wtU>; Mr1. Lemley, moat excellent chief, Vlrgbrla Owen, excellent chairmen of the convention. a-_ .,.__ u-·• u-' -· Surprise Po.r.Jy Given Satu.rday· • ..:.· .< '• Prti.dueUvlty Only · Ausiralia, ·WUiia"' Grueaer, Grant st.; Mid• dlepof\, · ~ Mit. suoae Rawlll)ls on her .blrtlidaio. anniwraary, A poUuck • - r "'" lol)oWed by hom..- Ice <team and . a decol'llted birthday cake. Attenclo Ina were Mi-o. Richard Rawlings, Mr. and Mrs. Jameo JohnSon and chllclren,.Jef!andKimbof'•,Mlss -'.f'firie Russell, ·Miss Herrle Marie Slnlth, Mrs. Robert Jay, Mrs. Clyda Allenalv..-th, MrL C I r I Braman and Miss Debbie Grues- N/N/IIdlE I Yf)IIRCAR. . ~ ALL SNOW',,. RETREAD TIRES I I trv I Stomp• O''" I l I P~o~rchon•f L----.-.1- 2 FORS27 Any Size For Any Model LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE ll9 W. Main 992·3535 Pomeroy, 0 . 25. " PLAN COMMUNION W...W wide commwdoo SUnday will be. Observed at the litiddlepcjrt Flrot United Presb1Uirlan Church SUoda.Y morniJ!e, Dr. Lester Rou&h wm have cbarp olthe senJ~e. ' . NEW CROP SPANISH , REGULAR PRIC£ 58c POUND SPECIAL I L8, BAG 41c FOR OH£ WEEK OHL Y 20x60" RAYON TWEED RUG RUHN£RS 1 1 1 :;•:r:ra:::: ::~ 0.:"~ · ~. ....,.,,,_,., - . ,. ......... I I I ·I 1 tI 4 ,CNG.n. .... - VALLEY L M R 923 L CO 5 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM ·----!!~~~'!_~ .79---- SP£CIAL $1.47 SEE OUR TOY RIOT ASSORTMENT About AO Different Toys Ta Choose From Ro9ulor 39c Each SPECIAL 27c Each or 4 for $1.00 PLASTIC ~IG BANKS, 7 inch.. long-JOe Each 1 URD ~E. ~9!2-270~-S!~!PO!, •1 o. BEN --··--· FRANI<UN PHONE H2-3491 POMEROY oHid ••••••••••••••••••••••• EVERY ITEM DISCOUNTED Reg. 39e MEMORIAL HELD Peteta, Aallvlllit, paiiiiP"and 29e -- Lard MILK & PEAFE!.CTI(!) OIL NEATE I HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting boura' 2-4 and 7.3 p.m. Parenta ooly oo Pedlatri cs Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Naida F. Fry, 204Kinem Dr.; Roger J. Thompaon, 551h Court St.; Romie L. Eallton, Rt. 1 VInton; Virgil J. FUllnger, Kanauga; Mrs. Floyd Stover, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Nora B. Trlpp, New Haven; Mrs. M.. Irena Sloemaker, Pomeroy; Mrs. Harold K. German, Long Bottom; Mrs. Wilmot B. Snell, Rl I Cbeaapeake; Debra L. Byus, Rt. l Jackson; Carroll E. Smith, Rutland; Mrs, Mary McGowan, Rt. 4 Oak HID; R1.Y C, Archer, Ripley, W. Va. ; Mrs. Albert M. Scott, Rt. 3 Wellstoo; Mrs. Catherine Nierman, COlumbusi Mra. Ray R. Ziegler, Rt. 3 Wallllloa; Mrs, VerDOil L. Sheppard, !\>encer, W. Va..i C. Carlton Slmml, Rt. 4: Jackson; Dave Blabop, Hamden; Mrs. manche Co7an, Jack- BIRTIIS Mra. Charles Meadowa, Gal. llpollo, son, 11,15 p.m. Wednes- · Reeular 69c ,!I! BEER an.', OLEO WINE ·. 7 1.00 CARRY Reeular 1.09 only SAT. OCT. 5 M!•• 1JIIIII .SUe Lemlq, the da..,_~ Ill 'thit Rav. llid MrL · Cheilter 111 iiuaa.iol, 1 Lem18J. only ,,. 300'5 Reg. 2.39 SQ.U188 ONLY . IIIIIJIU l111111 II UIUIS Jill Rlllllllillllll L..::...-----iwith;Purchase ol100 11.10 Value Only- 4. 99 h8o -JOtal pJWtorberllllll"lqe ........ ..,.1 111JidW ...... a • oa p 01 fl thadaJI..tyllh<l Wt ••• fMI bllll for JOin to wlda aow Pafecdoa Tlfll ia 1171t, boaulJ ""'lciomfoot. 79.95 to 231.95 Ebersbach Hardware !'EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY • FAST FREE TH OIL BEADS Delivery -Service ,__CALGON Ree. 98c Only GIRCDM &CLEAN. ol Mr. and MrL' O..les· ArrlaOOI, Durl!lm, ~ctlcut. Thl weadlai Will taU place o.-, Saturday, 2'6; . at ·11:30 a. m., lnllle:llullaqiUnltedMethodlot awrc11. 'llle' raiN; of the ' llrl4• will 'olllelate. ThOIP"I\lloul .Uit.clli of Ohureb wiD be ·' ollael-'ved. . ' ,•. '" . . ' J ' Oni, •about iO i'jler' eenf !be Ame'rlcu ' II delert. . WHITE· PETROLEUM JELLV - - - REGULAR of jar SIZE SPECIAL PRICE! only66 . FAST FREE DELIVERY and Infant ..... · IE"~AR l~1$ · . l $1' to Mr; Will~ AnthOIIY Arrl~ Natural \PORTRAITj · · •'~ x .:J.C»'! ·. I NEWI Water-Active Will Wed OCt. 26 tho - living co LoR. I ' . I i HIGH POTENCY . I VITAMIN FORMULA . 36's ~: di.Y. DISCHARGFll Winfred Barker, Mrs. wnma H. Boyles, Callie E. Burch, Mra. hm J. D...,, Roae C. Deverlck, Erwin H. Gloed<Der, Robert Y. Hammoo, Mrs. Burdell H. Ha,yes, Mrs. Gla<IYs D. HoWell, Pa1rlda A. Hud6on, German McKenzie, o. Roberta, James K. .!itawver, Mrs. Don R. Smith, Mrs, Cbarlel D. Slurslll, Mrl. E I I Vaece, Mrs. Ella G. WOOO\vard, Mrs. Paul L.· Berkley, Mrl. Robert E. and IDfanl daullltter, Mrs. Jack R. Craek and Infant son, Mrs. Sieve B. Stlleo B"ANO the fragile .bwom of childlwod is yours for always with a ... HOSPITAL NEWS BAYIR ,. ASPIRIN ·fREE ALKA-SELTZER• SOLIDS McCOY'S 2 DAYS ONLY-FRI. OCT. NOW FOR A LOW SPECIAL PRICE ON A 30 TABLETS 2.9.8 aanon 79~ CHECK US I e 19' sage FRENCH CITY ,.. , ·~·· ., bll'iJ.Ia,y·was'obserOea•witha<il• nor attended by th.eJoluuollranilJy, bore !rom MaryoYIIIo,.and Mr. and Mri. Richard Rawllnco, Todd and '1'1111, ' Chester l1oed, 75c e •!'l•w 'l .lalid and Qanada are Wilhb\' 10 A surprJae ,Ufl.- held S.:t- er. to 21) per c<int ol matching U,S• . ·litlleo ~ olght at the iKlqlo ol Mro. on SUndi,Y Mrs. Rawll1111' ' productivity in terms of ou~ ,... : · ·1 THE NELSONVILLE llid J.o. gan -pies c:cl~D~cled the mem' chlel, mwiO!"Yins aosrandl'O)'ol orial 1101"\'lee lor cleeeallld mem:ldviaor to ~ .!lmiiHlDe Glrl1; . c:lle < , ,, ..-- Dlpplty-do ., TONI �..' . Nqifll ... . , .. ,, J' '"'_'}.t, ,., at die Rutland Gun Oub. to.34te Mtle Help \VenTed cooaole l'lth AM II FM llllliq.. Tlb ....... paymonll oi . ,• . per mOnlh·or lilY ba1811<e due tLIIUS. Try II In yoor home. ean 98Z-113tl. t-IHtc PRODUCTION WORKEIIS ID lace brick plant. Year around, 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. oll•htly ... d. Does every· full lime, day ablll. Good tiling without ott~chrnenll. In bourly rates, plus Incentive good condition; $5.!! 1101: earnings. Paid vacaliona and monlh, or full price of t4U~. bolidays. Free bunk houoe, II For free homo de!nO!lStrallon mile' nortb ol Columbus In a call 1192-2138. f.»41c nice community In wblch to live. Ages II to 10 apply In penon only. '!'be Galala THREE cons•cutlve grave loll In Beech Grove. Call or write . Shale Tile & Brick Co., GaDavid Williams. '¥1 Rlvenlde lena, Ohio. 111-1-«e Drive, Dayton, Oblo. ZELDVMAE . ENNVHOW ? - I story East llaln. !xlra pm!ng. $S,t!IIO.Dtl MIDDLI!I'ORT - A IOIJII IJal. .· _Call PomeroJ . lneu Jor a couple. Your on bose, good tnoome, bol"inesa dlltrlct. I APARnllllNTS - Ten 3 .,... iltJ'II88. oul ollllgb n· tor. tu,t!IIO.GO: IIEUIN or VliiGU. TEAFORD 614-892·2181 . rooms, MIIIOC'ATJ!'a ' stRACVSB ••z.a t-»-IOie Help Wanted ' HOW OLD IS . .· ].. S'I'IRI!XJ, Jaftb' ntiiDI EVERYONE Ia lnltlld to a bam sllool, SUII!kr, ()ct. 8, Ill g. m., ...... .·• A aorloa rnnlng claa ... •• In do-lt-your.. lf Up- I"EMALE GENERAL olflce I FOOT by 7 foot overhead llw!um S.rvlell holotarlng ond Fundture Ropolr . .Loorw how to r• worker. Ezperienced. MUll be C. C. BRADFORD gamge door, complete, (~ ~­ IN MEMORY of Eldwin E. illy· old antlqu• furniture proficient with flgurea and AUCnONI!I!:R anti how to bull4 19ur own lneb clearance) $28, llrowll's 111111 who puoed away Od. Whul Alignment flllrlg. can 89:1-5102 ror appoint. ••clam living room ou"lte Cempl......... Trailer Park, Minersville, s, 118'1: m .. otort to flnllh. ct .... menl. 10-Wte ...... ltNII1 phone 992-3324. 10.1-ttc •• will bo conductocl ono RadDe. 01110 awonlng each woolt ovor o Sleeplns, reaUng at IIIII, porlod of 10 wooks for II'IIOn Crill Bratlfard HOUSE in Harrlaonvtlle. Five '!'be world'• weary troohles or women. Small tuition W•ntecl To 8uy I 1 tfc !'.ooms, bath, utillty room, May N pofcl on poJ'fllenl IDd tr1a1a are put; SET OF platform IICites, gaa plan. Visit the flrot cia .. cellar, gaa furnace. Call 1192Ia .Uence he suffered, In PHONE 992-2094 engine (big fly wheel type). without chorgo or obligaAm roNDmONING Refrl,er3718. 10.1-Stc patlenee be bore, tion. For lnfonnotlon wrlto .• Free Est: aates Frauk Dodderer, Coalvtlle, allon servlce. J•elt'l Refrigta Knotts Upholotef'lng at Till God caUed bbn home to Ohio, Rt. 2. 10-1~ eration, New Haven. · bone 'once, 1163 S.concl Avo. IPotrteroy Home & Alitoll PIGS - Ehlel Johnson, Basban lllllfer DO 11111'8. • QuaiHY Canc:r.ele Gallfpoll•, Ohio or Coli 8112-20' 1 9. 4 I tle Road. Phone 949-3857. 10.1~ 4<16-2917. WANTED Sodly mlaed by his wife, · • Crified Strencth Saleo Oppor!wllty UPRIGIIT PIANO, $25, baby READY • !'!IX concrete deB•· Gladys Hsymsn. 111-l-llp ered rlgbl· to your projeet. WE are seeking 2 repnsenla· bed $!G. (mattreas included). •. Delivery Fast and easy. Free esU· lives in this area for career 1 Contact Robert Parker, Phone ·' C.rd of Thanks mates. Pbooe 99U284, Goeg. • Quick Sen 98Z-3487. 10.1-«e WE- WANT tO Oxpi-ess. ..:. opportunily. leln Ready - Mix Co., Middle. '. • $600 month guarantee to Finlsllhia · tbsnb to all who helped dur· pori, Ohio. s 30 tic start 1964 DODGE truck, Z.ton van, Ina tbe lOth yeM conference •Training at Company 1!1· & recently overhauled. V1r1D wbldl was bold at the Plants ; ···.. - .. pense Roush. Letart Falls, 0. Phone BUDGET PRICE fumlture on Memorial Churclt Our tllankll our third floor budget shoo. • PromoUan by merit DIAL 9i2.;aa4 217-2755. 11).1-«e goes to all olngero from dlf• Baker Fnrnlture. Middleport, e60 per cent Income from IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSINESS leNni ehurcbes snd Ewln8 Ohio. ! :n tfc eslabllsbed accounts 1965 MUSTANG, tl060. CID HAS NOT BEEN SDLD FUneral Home for the chalnl; Our repreoentatlveo are hap' 9112-3935. Gene Dodson. Dan Rayman and the Hymn . ~OEGI,.EI~ G~YE_L ' py - they earn sallsfadcry 11).1-llp DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher Time Singers; speclal thsnkl and truck servlee, aepUc incomes. You. too, have an to planlst Mattie Clrele and exceptional opportwllty to estanka, water lines, basement&, OHIO. VENETIAN BLINDS, all tlndl, !or the use of tile Letart .,..,. tablish an Income lor life. also topsoil. Henry Bahr, and blind repair. Dale Wipr<eeoing Meig:; munlty hall. Our thanks go phone 9IJii.396ll or Roger Bahr, Mond•y thru Saturday pel Supply. 215 Union Ave., CHESTER, DHIO out to all who helped In any Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M. pbooe llll5-395tl. 10.:1-Jltp Pomeroy. IO.l·l2tc Gallic and way. RON LAIJ'rt'AMUS P'rMdom Gospel Mlslioll Mason Area 446-43'16 PALOMINQ MARE, can ben- SEWING MACHINES. repair . Cburch, service. all makes. WY Z. and !amlly at Columbus recenlo 111-l~lc glstered. $200. Phone 99UOitl. lnfor,med ·As E. J. Grll!ltb. 10-S-Itc 2284. '!'be Fabric Shop, Pomly. ~..., eroy. Autborl""' Sln<er Saleo llr. and Mr.. Ropr y llOII1!I A\'riQu ES. furniture, dishes, As and Service. We Sharnen IIPenl their vacaUoo reeentl,y In Notice miscell~us. M,... Howard STEREO RADIO console, tSdssDr!!. S.21-tfe Brlllol, Temo., IDd whDe theM ANYONE INTERESTED In an Ceoll. 100 W. Mo!n St., Pom&speed Intermixed changer, duThe Killpbury MISBionar)' Enlertoined By !dRS. JOHN STOUT IIIey YIBI'-'1 wltll Mr. and Mrs. . independent New Testament roy. 14-tfc al volume control, t . speaker Vbitors oC Mrs. Iva Donohue Cloj) or the CarleiAIR amreh, Paul IBcks and Mrs. lklna BeaL · CIGARE'M'E vending machines Baptist Church <all 949 3181 sound system, love!y waloot were Mrs. Mabel Pickens offiyr- held Ita rqu]ar meed!Til at die Mrs. !.oro)' WJIIII, w1oo baa ond service. ABC Enterpri!el, 'l'llllnday at Yp.m. Od. 3. A finish. Payments of $1.25 per For S•le or Trede Mrs. Daisy Pauley. Deer- home o! lira. Colloo Hudoou; acuse, M010n. W. Va. Phooe 773-5543. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick WU- been I Pl!ie"t at Veteranl Mem. claa Ill oaul winning will he 1907 ~A TIONAL truck, t week or fi9.S5. Call 992-Ull. f.t.lfc •· field, Mrs. ~ Warner, Mrs. '!'be evOI!Iq: WIB opent plamlll& lltmollllf'i~Yfil;'nol'*lwtilf · oria1 HolPital, ba~,re-home l dlrillt:d.by PasD- .DuriDgtcm ipeed. 110 tOn, 11164 CheVIOiet, • Ul-«c Clyde Hursl of Alliance, Mr. lor the rummaae oale ihe elub Mr. and Mrs. 'Cbarle• lluh, Jr., llid Is lmllrovlaa. ' fnim tbe Second Bapllll 1907 Mustang 11-cyllnder, S. ,, ' Preston Par&OI\8 tnd son. Mark. wtll hive Oct. 4 ani 5 at die lnsurence Clmeh Of Ra-ood. o! Racine and Mrs. Mildred Lee former PhiliP Sbtera !llop on opeed. Financing avaftablt. &'TEREO RADIO, eomblnallon Jl.»..le AUTOMOBILE i"sursnce beel Court street. Dewtl- were ol Pagevllte. Phone !192-6547; after 5 p.m. unU, with AM &: FM radl<l; tram Mark, 5th chlpter, with die ,.._Qed? Lost YOIII' 0!111'81· Guesta o! Mr. snd Mrs. Ble&e Phone 992-5718. S.2t-llc twin opeakers, dual 'fOlume WE'RE OPEN THERE WILL be a gun llhoot eaUre IJlOit> taJdng part In die or's license? Call Jm.29!11. Lambert wer-e Mr. andMra.Jack coolrol. Modem maple maple, Sunday. llcl. 6, beginning at STORE EQUIPMENT lor oale, TONIGHT 'J:IL 8 S II tfc o! Reedy, W, VL Mrs. Lambert readi!Til. Closing p..-.yer wao by Balance $1111.32 or $8 p e r Mrs. Delores Kll8. Retri•hls much better after being in at the Forked Run or will trade lor house trailmonth. Call 1192-Dll. •21-«c menll were served by Mrs. lludSpot lanuln Club. Everyone Is er. M & G Markel, tllree mllea Meigs General HospitaL LEGAL NOTICE 'INI~om·. 10-l~tc Mr. ani Mrs. . Larry Clark 100 to the tonowi!Til, MrS.' wn. south of Middleport on Rt. 7. GOOD 20 FT. Bxl2 Fumaee Uam Kblg, Mrs. Vlrsll King, moved to Athens. NOTICI OP APPOINTMIMT 10.1-«e duck, some 8* !ncb !'0!1D!I AdfR.Iftlltratw Wltfl . . Mrs. wayft. Beal, Mrs. RaJJ>h Mrs. Mar)' Lathey celled on FOR TRADE-Cash lor .,.. Wll A__. pipe and plenum, ooe pair Carl, Mrs. Rotter v - . Mrs. · friends at llarrlaonviUe. Uquos. William Bamm, Mid· Chicago roller skates, D11!11'S For Rent Lyons, Mrs. EHzabeq. Charles dlepcrt. ...._ Rev. ani Mrs. Debloer Withee size 8, wilb case, one 6 II. FUR'I1TSHED •n~ un!uml•bed Mur..-.y, Mrs. Olen llarrlo011, · ot Gelllpolls Forry celled on Mrs. mete! awning, all cheap. Nor· aoartments. Ckloe ·to acbool. llrL Jolm Dean ani MfL Loft. , WILL DO IeWing at home ''" Donohue recently. man Mcea;,, phone 1185 !50& Phone 119U414. 10-IJ* Mr. ani Mrs. Frank Groves o! nte Hudoao. Tbe of tbe ,..n. llppen, poekets, pegl!lng, Reedsville. lo.utc Akroo were guests of Mr. a n d meOu1111 will be Iller. hemming, alteraUons, etc. FURNISHED GARAGE apart. '!'be reYiftl at the cartitDII Mrs. Guy Bolen. Mrs, . Freddie Thabet, Muon, men! on Lincoln Hill. Ulllltles SMALL BUILDING, size 10 fl. Mr. Clyde Stewart and Mr. and Clalrch, wltll Rev. llQY DettBrs Phone TI3-Mlil. 4-3&-tfc by 18 ft.. In good shape. ' nald: adulll ooly. Phone tll:lMrs. Tom Well• were Sonda)' o! Coolville, was well a~ Phone 74MIS4. 10.:1-21< Mr. and Mrs. oar. llllrJV 1419. 1-l,.tfc a!terDOOII gueota of Mr. and Mro. RBPAJR, REFINISH, recoMl· and 100 of VIrginia, vl•lta4 0var Joe Tur- at M!Moport. lion goU clubo, John Teaford. the ..-nd with Mrs. ElbaONE USED Pbllco refrlgtra1Dr Mrs. Jano GOkey caJ1ed on TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile LEGAL NOTICE t-22-301p belli )(urroy. 125. 1965 Falcon, standard Mrs. Ava GOkey. Court, Syracuae, Oblo on Slate POl IALI Miss Leta Goodwin, dausbter shift, real nice , !IIIII Pootlae, Mro. Womda Shain and Mrs. ElJ> Rt. 124, Phone L . I . • n. ..., s. me. real ~ evnRACK HOE and Dozer Servlee, o! Mr. and JlrL Homer ~ 4-door, automaUc, approtlo! Letart were recent guest• o! lt.ut~a: of a bou. aDd o• acre lft•u-tre pond, basement, water Une, uated ill vwa,. o1 B.utlud Will 111 Mr. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. win, and . Joseph Rell, 100 ol mately !DO balea miled bay. Mid &o the bJPe1t bld:d•r at .._ olseptic tank, R. W. Cowdery, Mr. ani Mrs. Carl Hall, wore ne. of J. B. O'Brlea. AUoraer at Tom Wells. Phone 949-2173. 11).:1-Jtc FURNISHED TWO BEDROOlll Long Bottom, Ohl<l. 9-27-301e Law, lOOWi c.ri 8tNet, Po~DerQ", married Saturday at tile brl4t's Mr. anlllrs. Fnnk Pauley or APART~IENT. Middleport, Oblo. BltaardaJ. oetoiM1' ll, . . lit 10:00 a.m. 111111& .. u for ... , ..... Dex!er were SUnday guesta o! phone 11VJ.317t. ».tfc POODI.E PUPP)ES. UC Tor lbD a~ Yable of 11-M. SPECIAL oo grocerleo, five Mr. ani Mro. Rlcberd Houder· miniature, t'l5 and up. stud For f'llrtUr blf-a.- caD ~- Mrs. Hope Harper and Gt~Y. pereeat discount oo order of 10 l1 11 101 10 l'f; 10 Ml 10 Ill Bholt o! Reynaldlbur& .tilted .... Guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Earl service and grooming. l'h.- 11 7 lie $5 cr more ending Od. 3. TRAILER SPACE, ready fD ceaUy with Mr. and lira. WWiam McGrath were Mr. and Mrs. LarII S tle hook up, private, plenl7 of 992-544!. M • G Market, three mDes ry McGrath and dolldreo and Mr. -·halt ani Mr. and Mrs. room for children lo play. LIGAL NOTtcl IOUib of Middleport on Rt. Y. and Mrs. Odls McGrath ani ooa, Harold Burnalde IIIII. tp>Oy. R.EIIIO NIEilL wbote 1ut bunra Phone IIIIMIIOI. l-lt-11<: AKC Golden Retriever popplea, 10.141< Mrs. Chari•• King -.laltlld ... . Terry. of Albalv'. plac:• of ruid1oce wu SU CUI1uo 5!4 Alb St.. Middleport. . . 41 Colltroae, Lucca, llab', t. berebr cloy recentll wltll Mrs. RIChard Guosta o! llro. Nellie Borpn 5443. fa.Uc r.oUfiedl tbat OD tbe I'IU. 4Q' II BAND EVERY Friday snd Sat- THREE ROOM HOUSE, llelb, an:l Michael were Mr. ard MrL Clmltbero ~ lUIII7. 5ep ~.e mber, I Nil .DOROTHY NIUl, plai.Dutt lil8d Iter ,.uuoa Jameo Borpn ol Lancaster. Mr. and llr~ Joiiii .Dean and• urday at Jack's Club on Har· phone Sam Arnold, Syracuse, KEft.."NEBEC Potatoes, aw1el bel.nM a&alqt him u .setellllant m m. 992·23611. &-21-tfc _.., __ .. • - - . <.:ourt ot Commoa Pleu• ...._. Cou.o· aooa bad u reeiDt vlalt.<o,llr. Wayne I'II1De visited relative• rilon9Ule Rood off Rl. 7. mlton , Ponuu111. v~ ~.J, Oh&o, Cue No. lt.JIB Pl'Q"UlJ and JlrL Kenneth MarldDa of here. Coulltry music by Gayle Me· for d1•on:e &om. aid .Ramo Nl.a'i STORAGE SPACE : storage for on t.be ~~~~~ of ~ MJM\ of Mr. ani Mrs. Elva llcGraUI - · · Mlaa Ruth All! Farrell Donald and his Dr!fiers. bed• ' """ .......,, .,.. or.,. ,., boats, trallen, can. camp- HoUSE TRAILER. two of canton Ylll'-'1 the Earl Bfo. rl. and Mr, and Mr.. 10.2-31< -p1-... ot minOJ' eblldnn.1 alld oiber proper era, etc. Write P. 0. IIOl< 1129, room. 8 It. I 45 It ., '-'Uw. 'lllnoP nu.t~ •aid caUM wW be lfQr MM- Gnth hcna over tba NO lwlld. F.dwarll lllaelntOOII ot lla•.U. Iv furnlshed, sood eondltiall. ln. ... or ..,.... ua. - ..,. ., N• Pmo&GJ. PboDe IIU'1II or Mr. ani Mrs. Jaek Eot<p ol 1011, Oblo, and MrL Paul Poyn- . SAVE YOUil lawn. shrubbery 112f!O. Phone 89J...212S, . . . . . tem~o.:::; Na.l'l, see Dick Seyler. IO.S.l2tp • Chh:a&o wu 1 aunt o! hla pu- tor o! Calpeater. llld yoor back. We have a sion 53, days, After 7 p.m. "· •· O'lr• s. .. nl trGm the OCIIIIII!TIIIIt;y AlfMIMJ fw PWIItlff eata, Mr. IIIII Mrs. EtQp, llld new tren<ber to dig ywr ,... phone 992-f280. 10-S.C: 9 u1o » • • 10 a: 10 101 10 n . alao vlal'-'1 bla W. at llaiHr atw4td.a ~.._,.rorlltao · Pets For S.le Jll at: 10 31 'lk ter Une. Heory Bahr, phone Lola Goado'ID at lbe holill <it Jbpllll. C.eJliPo'Js or Roger Bahr, phone BASSET, SCOTTIE. WesUe, l9'15 HOUSE trailer, ·t.... .Mrs. lllldrt!4 M!Der ~ Wjifoa. , LI.AL NOTICII Schnauzer, Cocken, Wire• • . .. 10.:1-'llp Mr. llld ...... .Riclard - · , _ undenlpeld wiD otm tar Phone 1191-5510. J.6.Uie and just pups. B&Jkaroo K... .... at tbe ot11o1 o1 enw. a.. a ani hto cblldnD .,.. Mr. IIIII *"'' ~- P~ Porler, At.__,.. .._.._,., Olllf. pata of llr. llld 11ri. Palmar aoo at Co'· ha "illted'wodf nels, phone 667-wt Coolville, SI'ECIAL SALES slill in pro. on ,...._,., Oe1oiNr ldl. ~ .. wltll ..... aiid .....;.~bal&.RIP d L JCI:OO o"clod: A.ll., tM .....,. C. &-2&-71c !'OTATOES and .-1 potatoes. DtiUq . . -. Women and cblldrat'l 0 . Vtslt with us. rt located • l.wt Pl!one 114S.!I$4. aarence Prof. hila. Olli.o. PropertJ • . . , . . . Ill llrL ElriJicGralh...-eJM!IIng Jeffers Clothing fill. Portland . lfl.l.lle M.-.00 ud c-....t M .... 101' . _ tlme with bar .............. Store. 1G-J.«e ForS.Ie uw. tM .................... ldl lie llcGratlo. -~ HANNAH'S husband Hector MrL Hcopo Hupor IIIII Gtil' liMe Cow1 ........ COUll. .... TIIBRB WILL be a mini al PIID W, CROW, I 1W bates hard work so be cleana Ylslled witll Mr. ani Mn. Data tbe Rldland Cl!urdl <1. Cllrlll the rugs with Blue Laatre. Jocabe. MEN'S lU4J 104> lN Me Oel. 7 tllroorO tile Ulh at Rent electric abampooer tl. MrL llcopo HazPol: ...... iuo. 7:• p.m. Ende lai!Jim, for. Baker Furniture. UO-«c DRESS SHIRTS cloy - - wltl Mlaa ~ Lono IIM¥U, man, colora Anni<JCIIII. . -"'·rnm IIlii churcll, wnt c..,.aoqpr Yorlou1 Siul Ill the evanplial. Sunday, I'HIHUAIIDA PUPPIES, phone Mr. llld ..... Fndo: l'll!!!t The term, ~uer. did $5.00 VALUE Od. u, .. tbe 131111 wmlt& • 143-2641, PorUand. f.JHtc not ortglnale m tbe recGJ!. opol!l ID I~ lfit. ' HOW .., and bnmec ...... of the atrucUon after tbe Civil War Hopa Harper and GIIJ. .- · but was a term of der!oton $1.49 $2.3!1 Gueota at tlot a~·.,.., ·' ell. .,... wDI be a ..... li-ACRE FARM, S room hOI1Ie, · long before that event. It was MfL liQmond llwal• . . . . cJimler ...... t roenl al bath, nlenty of water. daullle applied In the old west fD . . _, Af.M. ·r - WI ;k& wiD Mlldnd prage, small bam, ln!e gal, denote promoter• of wildcat Mill hoy Slq!ooa ' llld ... at j p.m. ''l'he ml!lltlor. on acbool buo and mall raute. banks whole eartl!ly poaoe• 108 W , Mah\' PoMOfOJ'' Mrs. One mile from Rutland. Phone Ilona were contained In their ~· . 992-5196 ' carpetbaga. f.IHtc •!¢) .• ~ ...... ·~ 74:1-d. In Memory i J ·It ' lt '· ;· 5~55 OCTOBER 19, 1968 KAUTZ FEED ST.ORE ' 1 P-. presents I LOCAL REPORlS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON · ·+ ( I j lee I l 'f • • -• Sand i;iuel I l P.M. AND · g 4:30 P.M. ,• ! News, Notes Well Ste. p U.'P . Art:> THE PILE 0' MOfiEY SADO FOUND 1t1 "'lUR Ma'IEY efll 7 .. - "-o.r. p........, I I .1 J ! ,OAI LV-"'ClOSSWORD ·aaaOu a.•·m"·-, 1. Btud7. . 4, PI ltudent lt7le &&aJa:a 1.8t.CNomeT')' 10. Blleepl!kO 1I.OIIoO!'W... •1t. ........... · IL ·l Wnll7 G( llniiMd ,__ 11714....... 1101) ..._ . . Runl· 7.UW.~rl - · "COI!IIIn ra· •.; 1f. farone tlt®t ·, !II. I IN •-~ JJta!OOm~®llo.i==~ .-dt:: Unaeramblt theM four Jumbles, one letter to ua:h square, to ...... form four ordinary word1 . U. · Psoptaty · -' -black - mine . 1& R!ftPt 11ft ' II. '1'tluciiU .,.~ dective 18. COmmand -toa i;ono 10. LloUiari• worker'e taal ·· 1!.~ . :M.O llldotllln •• t!oo '1M 11. Re~ muner.~ 1 ................ ... ........... _............., _.. .'f!lo to lryaatsll..et SU, z. ullllin!l6ir........ . . \ ... .... \ ·'· •. I :11. Pint.. ~·"·, ..,_ I Gf4N'f 0 ICIIIlllY Awanl 115-- b IT BE10t1GEO lO JOHN MOSS'f• .. euT rr ~S 1"101 QTOI.EM···· 1·.. 1-EA~E CXMT'tG -· BETTER GO", AttHIE ..... To A.Better Car Now I , - -- ( :X PES~""-1 SlUM~ FoR C:ITie:S! Kingsbury Harrisonville Society News '• INFORMATION NEWS · • WE ARE CLOSING OUR POOlS i WMPO -GUARANni'ED- . . ... iHIS ANP 'lOU MleHT IN5URC .. ' I ! 51"ENCE . C(JPUE p;r,f" ...,.:;;; ·];;=....f.--r--r-..~ N..,.-._ the drded letUn t,._· · ' IG r- llie ....,..... anawer, aa :=~~~~~~-~IUCI!M~II~ed~b)'theallovec..toon. --7... ~·1'-~-50RIIISE~ . ~us!!!!!w!!!!!a!.!!!! ... , / ·'.·IJ"..W." ' , . · niNO "&IIST't:· IIUi!MIIlONOMI ANIWII '"'"en •••'II"'"•) YHUt....,.., . · · sl '),' ~ ' .~ · • r A.:Wn !-\ ,, :• . " · 1 !......,.._jH I I I 'l"hl .,.. •t die ..... · "":-ll.fNI!: ~ IWIM < r �..' . Nqifll ... . , .. ,, J' '"'_'}.t, ,., at die Rutland Gun Oub. to.34te Mtle Help \VenTed cooaole l'lth AM II FM llllliq.. Tlb ....... paymonll oi . ,• . per mOnlh·or lilY ba1811<e due tLIIUS. Try II In yoor home. ean 98Z-113tl. t-IHtc PRODUCTION WORKEIIS ID lace brick plant. Year around, 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. oll•htly ... d. Does every· full lime, day ablll. Good tiling without ott~chrnenll. In bourly rates, plus Incentive good condition; $5.!! 1101: earnings. Paid vacaliona and monlh, or full price of t4U~. bolidays. Free bunk houoe, II For free homo de!nO!lStrallon mile' nortb ol Columbus In a call 1192-2138. f.»41c nice community In wblch to live. Ages II to 10 apply In penon only. '!'be Galala THREE cons•cutlve grave loll In Beech Grove. Call or write . Shale Tile & Brick Co., GaDavid Williams. '¥1 Rlvenlde lena, Ohio. 111-1-«e Drive, Dayton, Oblo. ZELDVMAE . ENNVHOW ? - I story East llaln. !xlra pm!ng. $S,t!IIO.Dtl MIDDLI!I'ORT - A IOIJII IJal. .· _Call PomeroJ . lneu Jor a couple. Your on bose, good tnoome, bol"inesa dlltrlct. I APARnllllNTS - Ten 3 .,... iltJ'II88. oul ollllgb n· tor. tu,t!IIO.GO: IIEUIN or VliiGU. TEAFORD 614-892·2181 . rooms, MIIIOC'ATJ!'a ' stRACVSB ••z.a t-»-IOie Help Wanted ' HOW OLD IS . .· ].. S'I'IRI!XJ, Jaftb' ntiiDI EVERYONE Ia lnltlld to a bam sllool, SUII!kr, ()ct. 8, Ill g. m., ...... .·• A aorloa rnnlng claa ... •• In do-lt-your.. lf Up- I"EMALE GENERAL olflce I FOOT by 7 foot overhead llw!um S.rvlell holotarlng ond Fundture Ropolr . .Loorw how to r• worker. Ezperienced. MUll be C. C. BRADFORD gamge door, complete, (~ ~­ IN MEMORY of Eldwin E. illy· old antlqu• furniture proficient with flgurea and AUCnONI!I!:R anti how to bull4 19ur own lneb clearance) $28, llrowll's 111111 who puoed away Od. Whul Alignment flllrlg. can 89:1-5102 ror appoint. ••clam living room ou"lte Cempl......... Trailer Park, Minersville, s, 118'1: m .. otort to flnllh. ct .... menl. 10-Wte ...... ltNII1 phone 992-3324. 10.1-ttc •• will bo conductocl ono RadDe. 01110 awonlng each woolt ovor o Sleeplns, reaUng at IIIII, porlod of 10 wooks for II'IIOn Crill Bratlfard HOUSE in Harrlaonvtlle. Five '!'be world'• weary troohles or women. Small tuition W•ntecl To 8uy I 1 tfc !'.ooms, bath, utillty room, May N pofcl on poJ'fllenl IDd tr1a1a are put; SET OF platform IICites, gaa plan. Visit the flrot cia .. cellar, gaa furnace. Call 1192Ia .Uence he suffered, In PHONE 992-2094 engine (big fly wheel type). without chorgo or obligaAm roNDmONING Refrl,er3718. 10.1-Stc patlenee be bore, tion. For lnfonnotlon wrlto .• Free Est: aates Frauk Dodderer, Coalvtlle, allon servlce. J•elt'l Refrigta Knotts Upholotef'lng at Till God caUed bbn home to Ohio, Rt. 2. 10-1~ eration, New Haven. · bone 'once, 1163 S.concl Avo. IPotrteroy Home & Alitoll PIGS - Ehlel Johnson, Basban lllllfer DO 11111'8. • QuaiHY Canc:r.ele Gallfpoll•, Ohio or Coli 8112-20' 1 9. 4 I tle Road. Phone 949-3857. 10.1~ 4<16-2917. WANTED Sodly mlaed by his wife, · • Crified Strencth Saleo Oppor!wllty UPRIGIIT PIANO, $25, baby READY • !'!IX concrete deB•· Gladys Hsymsn. 111-l-llp ered rlgbl· to your projeet. WE are seeking 2 repnsenla· bed $!G. (mattreas included). •. Delivery Fast and easy. Free esU· lives in this area for career 1 Contact Robert Parker, Phone ·' C.rd of Thanks mates. Pbooe 99U284, Goeg. • Quick Sen 98Z-3487. 10.1-«e WE- WANT tO Oxpi-ess. ..:. opportunily. leln Ready - Mix Co., Middle. '. • $600 month guarantee to Finlsllhia · tbsnb to all who helped dur· pori, Ohio. s 30 tic start 1964 DODGE truck, Z.ton van, Ina tbe lOth yeM conference •Training at Company 1!1· & recently overhauled. V1r1D wbldl was bold at the Plants ; ···.. - .. pense Roush. Letart Falls, 0. Phone BUDGET PRICE fumlture on Memorial Churclt Our tllankll our third floor budget shoo. • PromoUan by merit DIAL 9i2.;aa4 217-2755. 11).1-«e goes to all olngero from dlf• Baker Fnrnlture. Middleport, e60 per cent Income from IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSINESS leNni ehurcbes snd Ewln8 Ohio. ! :n tfc eslabllsbed accounts 1965 MUSTANG, tl060. CID HAS NOT BEEN SDLD FUneral Home for the chalnl; Our repreoentatlveo are hap' 9112-3935. Gene Dodson. Dan Rayman and the Hymn . ~OEGI,.EI~ G~YE_L ' py - they earn sallsfadcry 11).1-llp DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher Time Singers; speclal thsnkl and truck servlee, aepUc incomes. You. too, have an to planlst Mattie Clrele and exceptional opportwllty to estanka, water lines, basement&, OHIO. VENETIAN BLINDS, all tlndl, !or the use of tile Letart .,..,. tablish an Income lor life. also topsoil. Henry Bahr, and blind repair. Dale Wipr<eeoing Meig:; munlty hall. Our thanks go phone 9IJii.396ll or Roger Bahr, Mond•y thru Saturday pel Supply. 215 Union Ave., CHESTER, DHIO out to all who helped In any Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M. pbooe llll5-395tl. 10.:1-Jltp Pomeroy. IO.l·l2tc Gallic and way. RON LAIJ'rt'AMUS P'rMdom Gospel Mlslioll Mason Area 446-43'16 PALOMINQ MARE, can ben- SEWING MACHINES. repair . Cburch, service. all makes. WY Z. and !amlly at Columbus recenlo 111-l~lc glstered. $200. Phone 99UOitl. lnfor,med ·As E. J. Grll!ltb. 10-S-Itc 2284. '!'be Fabric Shop, Pomly. ~..., eroy. Autborl""' Sln<er Saleo llr. and Mr.. Ropr y llOII1!I A\'riQu ES. furniture, dishes, As and Service. We Sharnen IIPenl their vacaUoo reeentl,y In Notice miscell~us. M,... Howard STEREO RADIO console, tSdssDr!!. S.21-tfe Brlllol, Temo., IDd whDe theM ANYONE INTERESTED In an Ceoll. 100 W. Mo!n St., Pom&speed Intermixed changer, duThe Killpbury MISBionar)' Enlertoined By !dRS. JOHN STOUT IIIey YIBI'-'1 wltll Mr. and Mrs. . independent New Testament roy. 14-tfc al volume control, t . speaker Vbitors oC Mrs. Iva Donohue Cloj) or the CarleiAIR amreh, Paul IBcks and Mrs. lklna BeaL · CIGARE'M'E vending machines Baptist Church <all 949 3181 sound system, love!y waloot were Mrs. Mabel Pickens offiyr- held Ita rqu]ar meed!Til at die Mrs. !.oro)' WJIIII, w1oo baa ond service. ABC Enterpri!el, 'l'llllnday at Yp.m. Od. 3. A finish. Payments of $1.25 per For S•le or Trede Mrs. Daisy Pauley. Deer- home o! lira. Colloo Hudoou; acuse, M010n. W. Va. Phooe 773-5543. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick WU- been I Pl!ie"t at Veteranl Mem. claa Ill oaul winning will he 1907 ~A TIONAL truck, t week or fi9.S5. Call 992-Ull. f.t.lfc •· field, Mrs. ~ Warner, Mrs. '!'be evOI!Iq: WIB opent plamlll& lltmollllf'i~Yfil;'nol'*lwtilf · oria1 HolPital, ba~,re-home l dlrillt:d.by PasD- .DuriDgtcm ipeed. 110 tOn, 11164 CheVIOiet, • Ul-«c Clyde Hursl of Alliance, Mr. lor the rummaae oale ihe elub Mr. and Mrs. 'Cbarle• lluh, Jr., llid Is lmllrovlaa. ' fnim tbe Second Bapllll 1907 Mustang 11-cyllnder, S. ,, ' Preston Par&OI\8 tnd son. Mark. wtll hive Oct. 4 ani 5 at die lnsurence Clmeh Of Ra-ood. o! Racine and Mrs. Mildred Lee former PhiliP Sbtera !llop on opeed. Financing avaftablt. &'TEREO RADIO, eomblnallon Jl.»..le AUTOMOBILE i"sursnce beel Court street. Dewtl- were ol Pagevllte. Phone !192-6547; after 5 p.m. unU, with AM &: FM radl<l; tram Mark, 5th chlpter, with die ,.._Qed? Lost YOIII' 0!111'81· Guesta o! Mr. snd Mrs. Ble&e Phone 992-5718. S.2t-llc twin opeakers, dual 'fOlume WE'RE OPEN THERE WILL be a gun llhoot eaUre IJlOit> taJdng part In die or's license? Call Jm.29!11. Lambert wer-e Mr. andMra.Jack coolrol. Modem maple maple, Sunday. llcl. 6, beginning at STORE EQUIPMENT lor oale, TONIGHT 'J:IL 8 S II tfc o! Reedy, W, VL Mrs. Lambert readi!Til. Closing p..-.yer wao by Balance $1111.32 or $8 p e r Mrs. Delores Kll8. Retri•hls much better after being in at the Forked Run or will trade lor house trailmonth. Call 1192-Dll. •21-«c menll were served by Mrs. lludSpot lanuln Club. Everyone Is er. M & G Markel, tllree mllea Meigs General HospitaL LEGAL NOTICE 'INI~om·. 10-l~tc Mr. ani Mrs. . Larry Clark 100 to the tonowi!Til, MrS.' wn. south of Middleport on Rt. 7. GOOD 20 FT. Bxl2 Fumaee Uam Kblg, Mrs. Vlrsll King, moved to Athens. NOTICI OP APPOINTMIMT 10.1-«e duck, some 8* !ncb !'0!1D!I AdfR.Iftlltratw Wltfl . . Mrs. wayft. Beal, Mrs. RaJJ>h Mrs. Mar)' Lathey celled on FOR TRADE-Cash lor .,.. Wll A__. pipe and plenum, ooe pair Carl, Mrs. Rotter v - . Mrs. · friends at llarrlaonviUe. Uquos. William Bamm, Mid· Chicago roller skates, D11!11'S For Rent Lyons, Mrs. EHzabeq. Charles dlepcrt. ...._ Rev. ani Mrs. Debloer Withee size 8, wilb case, one 6 II. FUR'I1TSHED •n~ un!uml•bed Mur..-.y, Mrs. Olen llarrlo011, · ot Gelllpolls Forry celled on Mrs. mete! awning, all cheap. Nor· aoartments. Ckloe ·to acbool. llrL Jolm Dean ani MfL Loft. , WILL DO IeWing at home ''" Donohue recently. man Mcea;,, phone 1185 !50& Phone 119U414. 10-IJ* Mr. ani Mrs. Frank Groves o! nte Hudoao. Tbe of tbe ,..n. llppen, poekets, pegl!lng, Reedsville. lo.utc Akroo were guests of Mr. a n d meOu1111 will be Iller. hemming, alteraUons, etc. FURNISHED GARAGE apart. '!'be reYiftl at the cartitDII Mrs. Guy Bolen. Mrs, . Freddie Thabet, Muon, men! on Lincoln Hill. Ulllltles SMALL BUILDING, size 10 fl. Mr. Clyde Stewart and Mr. and Clalrch, wltll Rev. llQY DettBrs Phone TI3-Mlil. 4-3&-tfc by 18 ft.. In good shape. ' nald: adulll ooly. Phone tll:lMrs. Tom Well• were Sonda)' o! Coolville, was well a~ Phone 74MIS4. 10.:1-21< Mr. and Mrs. oar. llllrJV 1419. 1-l,.tfc a!terDOOII gueota of Mr. and Mro. RBPAJR, REFINISH, recoMl· and 100 of VIrginia, vl•lta4 0var Joe Tur- at M!Moport. lion goU clubo, John Teaford. the ..-nd with Mrs. ElbaONE USED Pbllco refrlgtra1Dr Mrs. Jano GOkey caJ1ed on TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile LEGAL NOTICE t-22-301p belli )(urroy. 125. 1965 Falcon, standard Mrs. Ava GOkey. Court, Syracuae, Oblo on Slate POl IALI Miss Leta Goodwin, dausbter shift, real nice , !IIIII Pootlae, Mro. Womda Shain and Mrs. ElJ> Rt. 124, Phone L . I . • n. ..., s. me. real ~ evnRACK HOE and Dozer Servlee, o! Mr. and JlrL Homer ~ 4-door, automaUc, approtlo! Letart were recent guest• o! lt.ut~a: of a bou. aDd o• acre lft•u-tre pond, basement, water Une, uated ill vwa,. o1 B.utlud Will 111 Mr. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. win, and . Joseph Rell, 100 ol mately !DO balea miled bay. Mid &o the bJPe1t bld:d•r at .._ olseptic tank, R. W. Cowdery, Mr. ani Mrs. Carl Hall, wore ne. of J. B. O'Brlea. AUoraer at Tom Wells. Phone 949-2173. 11).:1-Jtc FURNISHED TWO BEDROOlll Long Bottom, Ohl<l. 9-27-301e Law, lOOWi c.ri 8tNet, Po~DerQ", married Saturday at tile brl4t's Mr. anlllrs. Fnnk Pauley or APART~IENT. Middleport, Oblo. BltaardaJ. oetoiM1' ll, . . lit 10:00 a.m. 111111& .. u for ... , ..... Dex!er were SUnday guesta o! phone 11VJ.317t. ».tfc POODI.E PUPP)ES. UC Tor lbD a~ Yable of 11-M. SPECIAL oo grocerleo, five Mr. ani Mro. Rlcberd Houder· miniature, t'l5 and up. stud For f'llrtUr blf-a.- caD ~- Mrs. Hope Harper and Gt~Y. pereeat discount oo order of 10 l1 11 101 10 l'f; 10 Ml 10 Ill Bholt o! Reynaldlbur& .tilted .... Guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Earl service and grooming. l'h.- 11 7 lie $5 cr more ending Od. 3. TRAILER SPACE, ready fD ceaUy with Mr. and lira. WWiam McGrath were Mr. and Mrs. LarII S tle hook up, private, plenl7 of 992-544!. M • G Market, three mDes ry McGrath and dolldreo and Mr. -·halt ani Mr. and Mrs. room for children lo play. LIGAL NOTtcl IOUib of Middleport on Rt. Y. and Mrs. Odls McGrath ani ooa, Harold Burnalde IIIII. tp>Oy. R.EIIIO NIEilL wbote 1ut bunra Phone IIIIMIIOI. l-lt-11<: AKC Golden Retriever popplea, 10.141< Mrs. Chari•• King -.laltlld ... . Terry. of Albalv'. plac:• of ruid1oce wu SU CUI1uo 5!4 Alb St.. Middleport. . . 41 Colltroae, Lucca, llab', t. berebr cloy recentll wltll Mrs. RIChard Guosta o! llro. Nellie Borpn 5443. fa.Uc r.oUfiedl tbat OD tbe I'IU. 4Q' II BAND EVERY Friday snd Sat- THREE ROOM HOUSE, llelb, an:l Michael were Mr. ard MrL Clmltbero ~ lUIII7. 5ep ~.e mber, I Nil .DOROTHY NIUl, plai.Dutt lil8d Iter ,.uuoa Jameo Borpn ol Lancaster. Mr. and llr~ Joiiii .Dean and• urday at Jack's Club on Har· phone Sam Arnold, Syracuse, KEft.."NEBEC Potatoes, aw1el bel.nM a&alqt him u .setellllant m m. 992·23611. &-21-tfc _.., __ .. • - - . <.:ourt ot Commoa Pleu• ...._. Cou.o· aooa bad u reeiDt vlalt.<o,llr. Wayne I'II1De visited relative• rilon9Ule Rood off Rl. 7. mlton , Ponuu111. v~ ~.J, Oh&o, Cue No. lt.JIB Pl'Q"UlJ and JlrL Kenneth MarldDa of here. Coulltry music by Gayle Me· for d1•on:e &om. aid .Ramo Nl.a'i STORAGE SPACE : storage for on t.be ~~~~~ of ~ MJM\ of Mr. ani Mrs. Elva llcGraUI - · · Mlaa Ruth All! Farrell Donald and his Dr!fiers. bed• ' """ .......,, .,.. or.,. ,., boats, trallen, can. camp- HoUSE TRAILER. two of canton Ylll'-'1 the Earl Bfo. rl. and Mr, and Mr.. 10.2-31< -p1-... ot minOJ' eblldnn.1 alld oiber proper era, etc. Write P. 0. IIOl< 1129, room. 8 It. I 45 It ., '-'Uw. 'lllnoP nu.t~ •aid caUM wW be lfQr MM- Gnth hcna over tba NO lwlld. F.dwarll lllaelntOOII ot lla•.U. Iv furnlshed, sood eondltiall. ln. ... or ..,.... ua. - ..,. ., N• Pmo&GJ. PboDe IIU'1II or Mr. ani Mrs. Jaek Eot<p ol 1011, Oblo, and MrL Paul Poyn- . SAVE YOUil lawn. shrubbery 112f!O. Phone 89J...212S, . . . . . tem~o.:::; Na.l'l, see Dick Seyler. IO.S.l2tp • Chh:a&o wu 1 aunt o! hla pu- tor o! Calpeater. llld yoor back. We have a sion 53, days, After 7 p.m. "· •· O'lr• s. .. nl trGm the OCIIIIII!TIIIIt;y AlfMIMJ fw PWIItlff eata, Mr. IIIII Mrs. EtQp, llld new tren<ber to dig ywr ,... phone 992-f280. 10-S.C: 9 u1o » • • 10 a: 10 101 10 n . alao vlal'-'1 bla W. at llaiHr atw4td.a ~.._,.rorlltao · Pets For S.le Jll at: 10 31 'lk ter Une. Heory Bahr, phone Lola Goado'ID at lbe holill <it Jbpllll. C.eJliPo'Js or Roger Bahr, phone BASSET, SCOTTIE. WesUe, l9'15 HOUSE trailer, ·t.... .Mrs. lllldrt!4 M!Der ~ Wjifoa. , LI.AL NOTICII Schnauzer, Cocken, Wire• • . .. 10.:1-'llp Mr. llld ...... .Riclard - · , _ undenlpeld wiD otm tar Phone 1191-5510. J.6.Uie and just pups. B&Jkaroo K... .... at tbe ot11o1 o1 enw. a.. a ani hto cblldnD .,.. Mr. IIIII *"'' ~- P~ Porler, At.__,.. .._.._,., Olllf. pata of llr. llld 11ri. Palmar aoo at Co'· ha "illted'wodf nels, phone 667-wt Coolville, SI'ECIAL SALES slill in pro. on ,...._,., Oe1oiNr ldl. ~ .. wltll ..... aiid .....;.~bal&.RIP d L JCI:OO o"clod: A.ll., tM .....,. C. &-2&-71c !'OTATOES and .-1 potatoes. DtiUq . . -. Women and cblldrat'l 0 . Vtslt with us. rt located • l.wt Pl!one 114S.!I$4. aarence Prof. hila. Olli.o. PropertJ • . . , . . . Ill llrL ElriJicGralh...-eJM!IIng Jeffers Clothing fill. Portland . lfl.l.lle M.-.00 ud c-....t M .... 101' . _ tlme with bar .............. Store. 1G-J.«e ForS.Ie uw. tM .................... ldl lie llcGratlo. -~ HANNAH'S husband Hector MrL Hcopo Hupor IIIII Gtil' liMe Cow1 ........ COUll. .... TIIBRB WILL be a mini al PIID W, CROW, I 1W bates hard work so be cleana Ylslled witll Mr. ani Mn. Data tbe Rldland Cl!urdl <1. Cllrlll the rugs with Blue Laatre. Jocabe. MEN'S lU4J 104> lN Me Oel. 7 tllroorO tile Ulh at Rent electric abampooer tl. MrL llcopo HazPol: ...... iuo. 7:• p.m. Ende lai!Jim, for. Baker Furniture. UO-«c DRESS SHIRTS cloy - - wltl Mlaa ~ Lono IIM¥U, man, colora Anni<JCIIII. . -"'·rnm IIlii churcll, wnt c..,.aoqpr Yorlou1 Siul Ill the evanplial. Sunday, I'HIHUAIIDA PUPPIES, phone Mr. llld ..... Fndo: l'll!!!t The term, ~uer. did $5.00 VALUE Od. u, .. tbe 131111 wmlt& • 143-2641, PorUand. f.JHtc not ortglnale m tbe recGJ!. opol!l ID I~ lfit. ' HOW .., and bnmec ...... of the atrucUon after tbe Civil War Hopa Harper and GIIJ. .- · but was a term of der!oton $1.49 $2.3!1 Gueota at tlot a~·.,.., ·' ell. .,... wDI be a ..... li-ACRE FARM, S room hOI1Ie, · long before that event. It was MfL liQmond llwal• . . . . cJimler ...... t roenl al bath, nlenty of water. daullle applied In the old west fD . . _, Af.M. ·r - WI ;k& wiD Mlldnd prage, small bam, ln!e gal, denote promoter• of wildcat Mill hoy Slq!ooa ' llld ... at j p.m. ''l'he ml!lltlor. on acbool buo and mall raute. banks whole eartl!ly poaoe• 108 W , Mah\' PoMOfOJ'' Mrs. One mile from Rutland. Phone Ilona were contained In their ~· . 992-5196 ' carpetbaga. f.IHtc •!¢) .• ~ ...... ·~ 74:1-d. In Memory i J ·It ' lt '· ;· 5~55 OCTOBER 19, 1968 KAUTZ FEED ST.ORE ' 1 P-. presents I LOCAL REPORlS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON · ·+ ( I j lee I l 'f • • -• Sand i;iuel I l P.M. AND · g 4:30 P.M. ,• ! News, Notes Well Ste. p U.'P . Art:> THE PILE 0' MOfiEY SADO FOUND 1t1 "'lUR Ma'IEY efll 7 .. - "-o.r. p........, I I .1 J ! ,OAI LV-"'ClOSSWORD ·aaaOu a.•·m"·-, 1. Btud7. . 4, PI ltudent lt7le &&aJa:a 1.8t.CNomeT')' 10. Blleepl!kO 1I.OIIoO!'W... •1t. ........... · IL ·l Wnll7 G( llniiMd ,__ 11714....... 1101) ..._ . . Runl· 7.UW.~rl - · "COI!IIIn ra· •.; 1f. farone tlt®t ·, !II. I IN •-~ JJta!OOm~®llo.i==~ .-dt:: Unaeramblt theM four Jumbles, one letter to ua:h square, to ...... form four ordinary word1 . U. · Psoptaty · -' -black - mine . 1& R!ftPt 11ft ' II. '1'tluciiU .,.~ dective 18. COmmand -toa i;ono 10. LloUiari• worker'e taal ·· 1!.~ . :M.O llldotllln •• t!oo '1M 11. Re~ muner.~ 1 ................ ... ........... _............., _.. .'f!lo to lryaatsll..et SU, z. ullllin!l6ir........ . . \ ... .... \ ·'· •. I :11. Pint.. ~·"·, ..,_ I Gf4N'f 0 ICIIIlllY Awanl 115-- b IT BE10t1GEO lO JOHN MOSS'f• .. euT rr ~S 1"101 QTOI.EM···· 1·.. 1-EA~E CXMT'tG -· BETTER GO", AttHIE ..... To A.Better Car Now I , - -- ( :X PES~""-1 SlUM~ FoR C:ITie:S! Kingsbury Harrisonville Society News '• INFORMATION NEWS · • WE ARE CLOSING OUR POOlS i WMPO -GUARANni'ED- . . ... iHIS ANP 'lOU MleHT IN5URC .. ' I ! 51"ENCE . C(JPUE p;r,f" ...,.:;;; ·];;=....f.--r--r-..~ N..,.-._ the drded letUn t,._· · ' IG r- llie ....,..... anawer, aa :=~~~~~~-~IUCI!M~II~ed~b)'theallovec..toon. --7... ~·1'-~-50RIIISE~ . ~us!!!!!w!!!!!a!.!!!! ... , / ·'.·IJ"..W." ' , . · niNO "&IIST't:· IIUi!MIIlONOMI ANIWII '"'"en •••'II"'"•) YHUt....,.., . · · sl '),' ~ ' .~ · • r A.:Wn !-\ ,, :• . " · 1 !......,.._jH I I I 'l"hl .,.. •t die ..... · "":-ll.fNI!: ~ IWIM < r �,, '·',·• '; .. . 'I ' South Votes in he hal chosefl former Air Force liY United Press lntematlor!al Cblef of Stall CUi11o Lemay as Battling for votes in wbat he Ukes to call ''the new South," hls Ylce IJl"'oldiJrjlal rumlng abert Humphrey has den- mate. i\mOUIICOmonl SOheduled aunced George Wallace for Wollaco sold he would mob attempting '•to bring this nation the long-delayed announcement to the brink of broadscale civil dlli(Jl'(\er" and accused Richard at a news conference today and 10,000 are ro.ed ' or employing similar tile ments: Edmund Muslde: The Demo- cratic vice presidentialChieandl- M. E. HIJFFMAN Murl E. Huf!IIIID, Flatwood, president or tile Ohlo SludeDI FaJ.catlon Assn., told a group of mdenls at Rio Grande Col· lege TUesday bow 1D mob the S.E.A. work and bow ecllcaUonal o;ystems shoUld be run. In s1Ddenl • teacher relationships, Huffman found, uwe pour and tumellnformatloo In· ID the kid, and we bore him. We fall ID ... hls rights. 'I'D chOose. not to be forced, thatts O'Brien, said todaY that private pOlls taken ln eight stales last Republican opponent- a man vi ~who deliberately courted the week showed the ce pres most radical elements In his leading Nixon. The eight states own party . . . and who will bo ore: Mlchlgan, Minnesota, Mili debt ~Should he win sourl Massachusetts, New Jerfully in the r sey •Pennsylvania, Texas and the presidency,' ' declared Hum- C...:_ectlcut. O'Brien said the found in the campaign oC. my · : ~SO N DRIVE-1M FRIDAY , SATUHD AY '" AND SUND AY OCTOBER 4-5-6 "THE CARPETBAGGERS" Ellz. Ashley, Martha llyer , C&rroll Baker, Bob Cumming!! Alan Ladd A.'N D '"THE SE A PIH ATE " Gerard Barray · ~·· results of the poDs, seven of So Adv·~·Wse a All-&.. out.Jch were commissioned tv' peaking in Norfolk "" N1xon, s the Democratic party, •~clearly wbere lhe U. S. Atlantic Fleet is headquarter ed, said American Indicate that Vice President sea power was already being Humphrey•s campaign has tathreatened by the Russian navy ken a definite upswing." and predicted that the Soviet phrey. ;:::Ge:ne:•:i•:•e; ca : s:il:e; ; : ; l'IQUld Union•s "surpas merchant s fleet ours probably in the : early 1970's." The Republican candidate claimed that two Democratic TONIGHT OCT. 3 administrations were responsi"GUESS WHO'S COMING ble for U.e "abrupt de[aUlt" in TO DINNER President EisenhOwer's plans to (Techni color ) OOild a nuclear powered Navy. Sidney Poitier, Spencer Trac y He nlentioned specifically the Katharine Hepburn slow expansion ot the U.S. STOOGE: Mallce in the Palace submarine neet. COLORCARTOON: Beef Fore Wallace, who ran into about and Af.Wr 300 hecklers at a rally held on ADMISSION: 85c and SOc the fringe or one or Pittsburgh's MEIGS THEATRE ;• j FRIDAY THRU THURSD AY MODERN MILLIE" (Techntcolor) Julie Andrews. as Millie Mary Tyler Moore COLORCARTOON: Woody Freeloader ADMISSION: 8Sc ard SOc SHOW ST ARTS 7 P.M. (Continued lr_<>m Page I) for a sincere draft. •4CertainlY 1 am not a serious candidate at the pres enl II me, " he sold. "But when I retlted and hung up my Air Force uniform, 1 did not forget my country." age-Troy High SChool in 1961, He was employed as an insulat- I I I I I .I 12 P.M. TIL 4 P .M. I I ADULTS: $2.50 CHILDREtl: $1.75 Rout e 62 HR II" I I The things that ma ke a watch tick are the things that make 8 Wllch run wron g. . Uke its balance wh eeL "nd mainspring and ha1rspnng.. . 5c those thmgs have been left out of the Accutron® tlmeptece. They've been replaced by a tiny tunins fork that hums. The tuning fork splits a second into more parts than the balance wheel mov~ment ever dreamed of. . l60 parts, to be exact (The best a ticking w.;dch can do IS 5 The Racine American Legion Auxlllary is sponsoring a civil . defense ttalm!lg class atlhe Legton Hall beginning Oct. 8 at 7:30 most accurate t1mep1ece you can wear. We 're able to guarantee Accutron accuracy to wtthm one rnmute month t That's 2 seconds a day. a And ~any owners say they 're oft only 1 second - ~ r no ne at au . .k that a watch has no busmess t1cklng when 1t Wtth accuracy l • e · . i Accutron timepieces start at $110.1.1U. ACCUfftONt1 by BULOYA 1 1 I 1 LAYAWAY GIFT I. I I TODAY tlm·m-m -m . JEWELRY STORE Court St. ,___________ _ J -will!! CIA', CrDMI I!MI ,C:I')IIII ..,., oiiiiJCI_ .. 10M GOESSLER A SIZES 1 I 1 l Pomeroy m. Are Announced The October meellng of the Mldd)eport Business and Prate ... sional Women's Club wiD be held Tuesday, Oct. 8, with dl!lllOr at the Martin Reatauront at 6:30 p. ;.;::.·~.::~.:.:,. ,;:. 118 by The gas · -· will be given by program the legislation committee. with Martha Frye, chairman. CARTER Infants X thru XL Boys 2 llvu 4 Girls 2 tlml 6x PAJAMAS, GOWNS, AND UNDERWEAR IN INFANTS THRU SIZE 12 I~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I '"_ M'_"_" •< I«~ full~., I ·.1 1.,. • 'IIICiiutl tlmeii"P'nl lo th•~ to lt~•r .. ,1 neeH'II'~_ __ :...-______ J I . - ALSO···· GIFT SETS FOR THAT SPECIAL SOMEBODY NEW IN PINK OR BLUE THE KIDDIE Stt.OPPE ON THE T lNMIDDLEPORT, 0• -re IT7allace J'J' l (Conllmed !rOOI Page 1) BOYS AND GIRLS 1 was called ID the James FOR NIXON-AGNEW 'fbOIDIIIi N. Chambers, I O.arleston attorney. hu been named chairman or lho West Virginia Lawyers lor NlJIO!IoAgnoW Com· mlttee. The course will consist of 10 lessons in nve sessions of two hours each. Everyone interested 1 1 It Pt . Pl•osant l!fl f}Lit BY g;,Jt .Set I k A t on the I tt's the tunmg fork' s uncanny prec1110n that rna es ccu r 1 coukt be humming. SOJWl King 'Pashion Ideas I I I I or 10.) .I £.11 UNlT CALLED The Middleport emergency Are Announced '-'--------.,J ·I t w•• Training0888eS •\ PLEASANT POINT 1 RESORT I I An ejection systems technician, he assigned at Tyndall AFB, Fla. previously, and attended Rutland High School. Dinner, Meeting 1 at Phan Rang AB, VIetnam. duty at the funeral home anytime. I SPECIAL SUNDAY .·II BUffEt ' son or Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Ward, R D, I, Mlddl<!><lfl, is 011 is asked to contact Mrs. Paul selors and Navy Recruiting Sta- Lawrence or Mrs. John Boyd. tions, or from the QUef of Naval The training is being offered to Peronnel (Per s-B6410, Departmembers of other organizaUons, ment of the Navy, Washington. in addition to auxiliary members. D. C., 20370. ·I a reckless mam.er. home on Logan St. In MldChurch Ellis; his parents, Robert cllep>rl at 9:18 p.m. Wednesday aOO June Fannin Ellis; a brother, from Mr. King waa taken PFC. Wllllam E. Ellls, U, S. Ar· to Veterans Memorial Hospital my. Vietnam; one sister, Nancy where be was admitted as • Lee Ellis, at home; his pater~l modlcal patient. grardmother, Mrs. EdiU1 Elhs, Rt. 2, Athens; two uncles, Arthur AMBERGER REAPPOINTED Ellis. Athens, and Fred Ellis, Wallace M. Amberger has been reappointed ID the Meigs c:ounty Houston. Texas. Funeral services wUI be held Soldier's Relief Commlsskln for FridaY at 11 L m. at the Whlte a nve.year term ending Oct. 18, Funeral Home ln Coolville with 1973, according to a Commm the Rev. Roy Deeter officiating. Pleas Court joomal e!!ltY llgnod Burial will bo In the Torch Bop- today by Judge John C, Baeon. tist cemetery. Frierd!l may call p, leas than a year. perha.Rt.ln ftve ar olx mmlho. But be will make no clliQiilln ·Promloes, U> that o!loct because he knows tllal If the now prealdent to publicly arallon lfrnm alter bl• ~ . ·olcally· contfale, •li.·*'· remaial willtl' lndl,~· .. , . Indictment T!l!m ~ Feb, 1f cliarpd tha . illx ""!' ...,.p~r~ns 1D taklag ld . . trooi otole ·~• In " : :, tor uolellll•• hi eblalalnl ~ contraeto. . ~ ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlT AJ.. . ·~ ADMISSIONS - Mrrtl• Durst,., c., p..,...oy, . .~ hoe.......,.... t.i hearthemollono. DISCHARGES - Jlma Pem,~ 11 Ia - - - c e o WQJld S)'IYII Y -·P._rl Ppu!la. . stoiU\,g for lline. uie - • ... Notes Cbarctna Situltloo The RopubUcan presidential c~lo has 110 magic formu- la, no oeerot plan, tor ~rlosl118 Nt:xon•a ott'..tfle.platform vtewa the war U> on hononble end. HI about VIetnam. Ute current Intends ID employ Whltever election campaign ani 1everal dlpl-llc slrotesJ seems most other topics were cooununtcat.. Ukely tO )'!old rosulto ln tile ed ID lhla reporter during a loq elraunatances· preYIIllfw'·at the and r e I a x e d conver Atlon time. His reluc:tinee to·lalk . aboerd hlo campaign plane, the about auch speelflc measure• as Trtci8, as he made a jet.ege a bmnblng · hall, whUe doubtleu borllli!Drmlrv tour of tho Deep prompted In part by political Now You Know e The Chinese w!!lom of wearIng tile halt 111 a _,. dates tD 1644 whon tile Manctus cmquered China and forced t h e mon ID shave the front and top of the head and ...... the rl· malnlng halt In a braid. pl'Jidence, also nflecte his lp Vlelnlrn Ia hmotlbb· U..,JclcmYlctloD that eltcumstonces ated. ...,. •hlnae oo greatly before But Ia private ...,..roatlon, lhe new admluiotratloo tokes •• In public -~i. he ....... over next January, that it II dolm hard oa tho word !oollah ID make a atralotD' 4 -~." We cannot com.mtttment now. IJU)f <Mit of VIetnam, he u,yo, Nlmn will ¥'!<i tq> priority ID OOweVIII' ~thai OIIJI out encHDg the war because he II ...,- . _,..., HI Is detormb!OCI llllolled thot there can be oo U> hol4 oot tor a Ylalllo pooee real protrress tonn1 solution of O.w.m.m that can a"'rt tile tlda country's urpftt domeade need Allierlcan and lntor~nal problems until lnterwntic:a with a few years. its ceatly, diYlol .. lnvolv~mont Relaxed, Rested C&mpalgner ,.._,Iy or • - • ' ·.VOL. XXI NQ. 115 lnter~l3 my life.'' He said he "studied the sltua.. tion for two months" before d~ clding ID join Wallace. "I don't have to do this," LeMay said 141 prefer not to - but I roel thlslo one moretooklhlve to do for my country·" LeMay said he had "always been a Republican.'' u1 eallllll'self a moderate Re- publican lhat mlghi be a little on the right side," he said. But he aaid none of the current Republican leaders "have come out with statements to con. vtnce me that theywtllstralprten thillgt. out. This bothers me. "It appears to me thllt in the last couple of decades our cOIJDoo .. try has deterlora1ed very mu<:h. LeMay Jlld he wu worrted about the courtrf's fir:anclal condiUon and growinl! crime r~ , . tiJugll..lalklng Lellllll'' Who picked up the nlcknaDIO "Old tronparts" in World War n wbon be Oew In bomblnl mlalions over GeJ'IIIOI"<Y and Japan, haS caQod Ia the past tor lncreaaod bonmlng In VIetnam. Last year he liiii!Besled !hal the United ~~ 11tell 1he eonuoonls\8 we are IIOini ID bomb lncreallnsly more 1mpor. tant targets and then destroy tile abllity 1o wage wor-U ]IOCellll'Y oil ~cliVe capabi• Utles/' • Retired from servlee Le!IIIQI, a 61-yoar.old nadve of eolwnbua, Oblp, retired from lho Air Force In 1965 and ..,.. IIYoa In 1..01 Angalel. TI""'P hla DIDIO had lOIIi _ , me of tlloiO Ia speculatiOn, usllher Lemll' Wallace pro ,my a<IVIIICO word .., hlo place 011 the ticket. The general -.ld rel)laeo Iormor Gov. !llrvln GrUiln ~ Georgia, Who hoe ""'!od •• Wallace'& ultln(I4D" n~ prellden"al candidate 10 analtlo him fll ' p;i . •<in otWO llailallo ' . · it l'eC)ulrel 2U . J!OUnds of addition to the American Independent party llcket calll!ht the major psrty presidential candidates in Wallace coontry, and they walled 110 time teldng up the challenge. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a Pineville, w.va. , rally Thursday It would be •'disastrrus" lt George WaiJaoo became president with who!~ milk to ma~ l!"e 1'1"""' of butter, a mau holding LeMay's views SOIJTIIERN LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL llludonll went al1 oot Thurllllay , Ia • parade wltll Two themes Uled were "Sock h 'I'D . ~~~ and .. Let'a Make Monldes Out Of the Laneen.'• The band wagon hill lho _ . -tesand - • t s . The hamoctJmianueenwiD be llllr10U!ICed llllrlqr pro 1e ceremonies lhlo ...nlrv at. SOolhern LocaL s...thern will 'Pt.r FodoroW~oeld~Ir. Gallle - 1o 8p.m. DRIVE TO ELBERFELDS. - I~ POMEROY FOk bUH ·ocr~BER SALES BEGINNING FRIDAY -MORN· lNG. USE OUR PARKIN~ L.OT ON 2ND STREET THE STORE IS OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FROM 9·30 AM TO 9 IN THE EVENING. SAVE ON KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITES - BERKLINE EASY CHAIRS - LIVING ROOM TABLESDINETTE SETS - WHIRLPOOL WASHERS - DRYERS - STOVES SINKS - UTILITY CABINETS- RCA .... ~ ,.,..... "" .. """'rdoc. Weather Lowa toD181J1 30 ID 36 Ia lho _,. 40~ .eun vt ce "I am llheckod and deeply dlslurhed by Gen. LeMay's statement this morning," Humphrey said In reference to the retired Air Force omcer'a characterlzation of atomic weapons as "just another weapon in tbe arsenal." The Democratic eandldate said u Anyone who can speak 10 llglltly about tile use of nuclear weapons has no eoncept1on ot tile reality of diolr terror. It would he dl ..ati.'bua If 11\YOIIO who spoke as Gal. LeMay did ttds morning should oome Into a posldon of hlgll relpO!lllblllty." Richard M. Nbron, campalptlng In Atlanta, aald he had 1111!1 aald. The plane, which carried no ATHENS - The ehlef executive officers ~ 23 natlooal and lntornatlonol raUway lllhcr organizations have endoraed the candldlcy ~ Horry B. Crow11011, Dimwcratic nominee trom tbe 1011t Consrelllonal District, tor tile u. s. Houoo of Repuoenta. tl.ves. The amouncement came from Donald S. Beatlle, ,executive Herotary ., tile Ral1wa,y Ubor Ek· ecutlves• Assoclillon. In making the announeement, Mr. Beattie llid, "We feel that Mr. Crewoon's a_.-t of working men and 110111en In nation oo the Issues thai Yllally a!!eet them do....... the special """'1111· lion of evecy voter In thla up. TELEVISIONS-~ADIOS-STEREOs­ lbl, coming ale-. ·'' 1\.T :,d . • •.• .,n ~ews • -- · · -- 301 to low -day IIIOIIly ·mer. :CENT$. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1968 MINOT, N.D. (UP0- A 852 Stratofortress crashed about elibl mUes east of Minot Air force Base In a haylleld early tuclay, A Iarmer who said lt crashed 100 yards fr<111 hlo hc:ane said two airmen balled out and came to his door•. The llght frtll!l the burnt,., giant was seen at Ule alrbase, IJJ)Okesmen there said The plane was preswned to have carried a crew ot six. The Cate ol the other rour was not Immediately known, a spokes· I ,.,,~~:''l~' ' He llaan't toraottoa1948, E. DOwej, · ny out In h!lt ·Ia - " " ' h e - .......... al1 o( tho . polla, IIIIIIIPd . "' "-teh d.- flnllll ,tlle)awo ()( bl,y notod and tree ., to•~ Thla Pols• Is - . . ..... ~."bat Nllll)il....,_)'OII worked ·hint to ~~ehleve-lt'a • tboi llllllllal Ia belllil" - . i for part ot the .... Nlxon" -IHit !t I1'0nt.d. Ho Ia aollc ..to poor on .,.. . potldcol J 'c• ~. alao .tams from hll COl cd·e II' • . lho ~. · · · · - · •• .!lard .....ad • • "·blr ,_.,_ . Nt he has .lhlo eloetloil w011. rlafJt "' "' ~., - - . to .. . !loY; 5. • pooce ..-uJemenUn :v~o~au~...; tot .. · He Ia 10 con.!• of Ylctory he doesn't t.lk like a. carddate, Hoving been hlm!!Oif wrlltoll (()andn!OCI 011 10) ~ great respect fOI' Wallace's nndng mate uaa a pnenl) " . but added "I WDk we Dllal have clvlllan eonlrol OVOI'. the military." ,.The rnll1tary aolutlona are not alwa.Ys tho rl8hi-1D comphm sltuattona," Nixon Wd. LeMQ, 64, was architect ot tile strategic Air Command and Jater Air Force cblef of staft' before reliriJig three yearo aao. In unveiling his choice for a running mate In · Plltlburlh, · Wallace called LeMQ' ua man ~ pasco who hoe dedicated hla career ID c~er-.s hlo nation and the Free World.'' LeMay said that "If ~08188· ry, I """'d uoe !lll)1hlng we could dream up : tD end the Stratofort Down In North Dakota outa-.c noato. trw r ., - _pr.-nHJ.ct. lllka . . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . unlalllo ~ oUr. lilk Ia. hlo private ~ ., 11'chlrprod jet. F« ·a au Ia till mldolle ot .• . ~ 'oiOC:tl~ e... Ia priYIIe. He Of The Meigs-MtuOn Area 1\Y United Preu bernatlonal 011 ooclear weapon• hb Gen. CUrtis E. LeMay's pnslclont. Reg. 99~ Stockings---~--- sale 79~ Reg. 2.00 Panty Hose___.sale 1.59 I f~ :~ LeMay's Nuclear Views: Wil've just received another bll shipment of Seamless Eyecatchar Stockinas in mesh, stretch, cantrece, 17 slim and panty hose styles-In a wide ranae of best-sellllll shades. Et&·~: RFE V• \. . woo enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO EYECATCHER STOCIUNGS' RECORD PLAYERS .., DRAPERIES DRESS GOODS - UPHOLSTERIN~ · MATERIALS - WOMEN'S DRESSES COATS .- SKIRTS ~ BLOUSES - · SWEATER$ . - SLACKS - GI.R~S, . WEAR - MENS AND BQ-YS JACKEJS. TROUSERS ·- SWEATERS - WO~;~ ·:' CLOTHING - HOUS HQS.IERY FOUNDATION WEAR. STQR_E IN ·~V6lRV DURING OUR· ""'".,.:",_ . . ,. Nbon • at Ikvoted To The WARD IN VIETNAM bon Black Plant at Belpre. He Is survived b)' his wife, Lela ination £or the Regular Naval Reosene Officers Training CoJ'llS (NROTC) will be given on December 14. 1968. Eligible hl.gt\ school seniors and graduates shouldiPplybefore Nov. 15. Application forms are available from high school coun- Jr. or Greenville. s. Ia ... former ~-· . 'J'rWIWl Gore ,... '*"" stopplrc Continuing Our Annual. Fall Sale SUfi Sergeont Dovid C. Ward, or by Johns Manville eo.• on the construction or the Ashland Car- Vice Admiral Charles K. nu. can. Chief of Nawl Personnel. has announced that the 23rd anrual national cOJ11)etitlve exam- ·. pollee reported todaY· A trock driven by Eldrld&O c. Smith, Jr., Columbus, p.dllag from Palmer 11. oniD Seve!!lh, struck a parked ear of L. R. WUey, Mlddleporl. Medium dalna:PS were caused to both vehicles, and Smith ha& heen fined In the court of Mayor c. o. Fisher on a eharge oC in NROTC Announced It's amazing how <i~J,~; ~ accurate a watch can be, ·!" I when it has a tuning fork. .\ Two vehicles ·were damapd tn a recent accldent oo Seventh Ave., In Middleport, Middleport H. Ellis. 25 1 Torcll, ohio died earb Monda.Y morl'\oo ing an automobile accident re&r Little Hocking 011 Rt. 7. Mr. Ellis was born in Athens, Ohio. He graduated frOID carth- Examinations for Marlla Forrnot •..,~ l'~ by a cirtaln lhe ~1101111 can exact eonc.esrdons In the peace naJIOIIatlons merely by committed ID Auto Accident Rooert skidded across the The prescrlptio!l clrwl Industry of the United Slates employs 125,000 workers. Police Report Killed Monday hlgllway, ~rlking a parked truck owned by Robert Brown, eanesda, N.y. The truck was shoved lnto another parked vehicle owned by Wilma stobart f1 Pomeroy · Roush was cited for unsafe operation. ~-·--·--~----------------------, • IIIIo locohliltor• arrlm, and fl>. ~-'""·"· idio ~ ......,"':"" -nt driving ln A car driven by William Roush. 23, Letart. W, Va., in ooming off LeMay OCTOBER 4 • 10 "THOROLIGHLY Robert Ellis Medium damages were incurred w three vehicles and one driVer was cttedtomayor's~ as the resuit of an accident on w. Main st. near the PomeroyMason bridge at 11:55 p.m. Wednesday, Pomeroy pollee aald. ....,::::=;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;.;.;....... (Ui'O cldonlally, aend& hls thaDIII to men behlm with earda. . ~" u- Mereor ~ at . ..ron. . . ~ u.. . cJoar On sa~. lho eal1od .. -~ ~ . .' lha tiNr or ......... conY~•: Bl-lleld urn·,, Mich., and tho Glonlolorcerl*ri!lll'~~~~~ I\ODI hi!Jdld _,.lail Aap•ot: 'l1le)' are IIIPhows of Mra. MDrpll. On sa~ ""':"'"' Mollono lllllni: upo~ than so od with tho Herbert ell!' flmll>'at Doarborn. .,..,...ts ao tho bash .for a ,. returned 10 their homes hero S!Jnd&Y. lrlal wiD be · iorpd j,y the IiiIDcldentally, Mrs. Morpn lo 78- and llllds thot she loves fly- torniJII .tor forlnOr Slate 1lold commissioner Iml Sawyero, bla ow. · doplty, v - .iolmla>akl, ElkEFFEC'I1VE SATVRDAY, THESTIJDIOandolllcosofSOI!onl'• Ina atlui!lll1 ilrOWn and olonal p~ Inc. wiD be relocated at 155 Nortll sec- Alfred sehrollb. ~ former =~~ In MIM!oporl _: lha 'tonnor quartoro of thO Molp Waler Clarkl!l>utl auto dealer. eo. . ,. four war• conYlctod In • The firm wUI be knoW• ao Gro..r's SludiO lout will ..,.,... ::; . J.5.diJI trial that CMoiOOed Alii(. bo 1~ by tile aune por801111111 under the 30 In a U.S. Dlstrlet C<>urt hero. Ken Grover. !l)oelal Fe<leral Judge J. Rebert pOOlic edUcation." Hu!!man also polntedoulthal industrY is grabbing up the dyna!nlc people of todaY, and the educational ~Is being left barren. He s e to about 30 Rio association em>en. Cilr Skids into Two Vehicles the bridge I I ' or poraons !hal hls choice would be present. Lemay flew ID Plttsi><Jrgh date, stumping In cago, with 8 echoed Hwnphrey's verbal astacUcs. Nixon, (', .ampaigning Wednes- Wednesday afternoon sault 011 Wallace. The Maine sena.tor described Wallace and day in Virginia, issued an WaUace campaign aide. Humphrey, winging acroBS the his American Jnde~ party Indictment of his own. He aaid Southland ror the tldrd oonsecuas "a force that ' aweai• to that Democratic leadership had created a .. submarine gap" tlve day, lashed out at Wallace . rear., and said the third party for CO!Jihcllng a campalllll built ~___. wltll the &>viet Unioo and left oo a " strategy of bate!' He said movement uought to be D~ tile United !btes In danger of ln this campaign.'• h MarY beroming second to the Rus- the former Alabama governor was trying "to lnflame lbe ~iro T. Agnew: T e sians as a sea power . judi land governor rested in the - -"-te capital of Annapolis '"I sa,y that second best isn't rears, frustrations and pre ees of our people- to brlng this ~w. to good enough/' said the GOP nation to the brink of broad- Wednesday before beading d"" for Cape Girardeau, Mo., presidertial nominee. ch·il disorder!' '""' sh hi As Nixon and llumphrey scale As nearly 10,000 Jacki!IOnville, and Portland, Ore. , to pu s inVaded Wallace ter ritor y, the csmpalOI\ as Nixon's running Fla., supporters cheered him ~· third party candidate campaigned for the fir st ti me in on, the vice president then ma!:its: Humphrey' s campaign into Nixon. F PittsOOrgh, amidst report s that waded HThese are the tactics also c h a i r m an, Lawrence • Nixon •. IilJa. lie wu mueh ·!Q · kind ., onorchllll the countrY Is olek and tired 11... In other . pollllcal develop- ''theiO . I,, '\• ~·· 1Dld a crowd ., Negro nearly ' •,; WI'J'II,. NIXO,N . cAMP_A!C~ ~Wilen he . lo ~licted JVOI~ert-lo hls ml"\1 ther~ le 'll!> l.,..r lllf "ll'' aboUt It• Richard M. Nbon D¥• he wUI ~- all of his fA>rnlldable eporQ U> ellllnli: the war In Vlelnlm. . Ho belle... It ·can be done In Determined. to~· Speaking of Schools--No. 59 ' weapons. was believed to have been coming ln for a lal1lllnli: 'lhen it crashed about. 4 a.m. I war," but added: "l don't 1lalilk a -,..qpo drofl votom w1111 It 11 necessary to use llllel811" prD¥1- for !IOI!II!IUtary - bombs In VIetnam. 1 dm't Willi aallveo, Tbaoo mlgl!llneludo tho U> aplode one unleao 1 hove Tooehtr Corps, VISTA or tiJo to." Peace Colpe, he lll1d. Other developments: J.leh~ n. Hau• Rulea ~ro T. Agnew- Compalll'lar Comm- cloond f o r - in CIIJ)& Girardeau. Mo.. the lb.pu.q.--lbill GOP vtce preBidentlal candldlte tllal - 4 _.mt aalloooi!J urged listeners U> forget Wolla- · """""lho ce's candJdacy becau~e without -lalevUed .... )lrlll~ ...... a psrty the former Alabama If lho telwlalm pernor could not aovern workl ed:.md iuntauaa1 to all D!!ectl•ely. "I think the - l e threo, .lll!ll!lpiJrto, Nixon and must look beyond tbe eJection," Wallace. a -.ld 111o he !Dld a rally of about 3,000. provialon t1 eurrent mmm•mt.. Edmund S. Muolde- Tho De- · law t11a1 l'f<l!lto• mocratic vice pres1deutlal can- broodeulorl "'prorido~ didate told several thousand ume tor "'ndldafel of lei_. otudents at the Unlverolty of partial ..... •• tile Proldbllloll Colorado In Boolder he favored party. "''aPend FIVE-DAY FORECAST Temperatures in0hlofor1he live . day porlod Saturday through Wednesds,y will aver. age below normal. Highs wi.U average in the 60s and lows In tile 40s. II will be warmer &mda.Y with Ullle acrlbe 101110 of the actlvltt.o Melgo Loc:al SeltooiDiotrlct wblch hoYB taken place lotlle two In an oarUer collltltll I brito, dlloen oeaalons of the courn U> !'"scribed • ~ of .... l'i'o- dole. _.-amo wblch ID1Ha1A!cf SOwral IMIIIIde reOGUrce pooln the district thlo far. t l!fG!I' Jl!o hlvomadopre-dCIII1Diho ·~ • !Dote ~""\IJ!d ·!fi\~Cr~ptfl. ' ~'" We have had one doetor, later. '·) . -· ·dlililll, i. - c h lhorliPiot: !lid TtJdi.y I "'!JI U> • i.mo· .1 !1Ut10. poel)lo Ita" pic. lousi.Y calttrlbuted lhalr oernceo "":re - 'fhe.O """"'"r IQ ••'* our 8ludento wll!l llett$1' . bealtli In i!d•..-•,r '·AI Police Take Stl·• t···:t day to da,y """"'' tllereafter. COT, the spoko!JI!I'III M14o • l'roeipllltkln will .... Farms• carl Swartoul Slid half 10. !11!8 flleb, occurrll!l u tile plane era- and bUrned rain lite llral ~ the wook. about 100 yards from hls home. urm seared, so r stayed right here," he said. SWartout satd that two men FrankiiJI Cow!t;y •herlll's ... wearlll8 airmen's lllibt outfits loelivoo l&te lhl1 mOI'IIIng - . "bailed out and came to my !lrmod thai Jomeo Stitt, 19101rhouse. •• He s ~ i d .they were old fA>rnlor Melp C0U11Q' maa "very l(tset" and would not WODtod on a llralo<lqrao llhD'der talk, eat or drink. He said ·0110 warrant ln COlumbua, bu bela had a nametag ••Jamlaon" on - · late custody In ~ his outfit. ~·h, Fla. SWartout said tile alrmeo The front of a 1960 model h """ reported Stitt woolalled were taken BWQ shorlly alter convertible 11a1 demoli-Wben wlthGUt reslollnte when he otep. they came. the car werK out of caatroJ Cll pod Into a Doyba Beach pollee strategic Air Force offtclala Route 33, one.- of a mUe Cruioor. O!llcara had olqlpod In Omaha, Neb. , said It was oot nnrtll of the Pomero;r Corpora- ucl were prepuiqr tD check Immediately · known If tile plane tim limits, at 2:50 Lm. todV, tile )'OIIth. Stitt ... reported 1D was a SAC pllne. said ul'm the 0111 you're struck a man box, and thea a loak:lna for." • concrete wall. Tho lloytona oflleer aald he Tho Melp c:ounty !!herlff'• LOCAL TEMPS had aotlcod stilt earlier and fl. The temJ)erature inPa:neroy's departme!!l llid Mlcllaol R. ,nally decided ID check him. downtown business district at Boacb, 21, Rt. 1, Middleport, The llroklqreo murder war11:30 a.m. tuclay was 51 degrees IIOinl IOI!th, lost tlOid.n>l 011 a root agalaot Stitt woo lllod Mono curve when bls left front tire under 1una_y skies. da,y In COIIDOcUoo wltll tile Sept ~Oat. 20 slaylar of Emil Zbinden, 47, The car struck a mall box of 1978 Soli!AYO,, Colua. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL l>el<qlng to Marjorie Price bebus. James Stltt•s brother, AIIMIS'iiONS - Harry Lacey, tore CI'Oising tho road and hllGeorge, 21, had been qutllloJ>. Middleport; Alldy Vaugllan, P<m- thJa the wall No btiurlea or ared for &eftlral hours and rerests were reported. OI'QY. In other activity, !l18!il! Rob- leased. DISCHARGED - None. Franklin CoumJ< Sllerifl'o deert C. Horlouboch Is probing a partmeu detectives said tilt¥ theft allhe Je.ue BucbananpnvBROTHERS OMtll Ell were led ID SUtt tiJnJugll a blue ort;y at Rl. I, Reedsville: He aald In naming oumvoro ~Verne an oull>ulldlng Ill the propotiJ blanket in which Zblndeo's bul· Dovla, two brothers l!lllatentlnn- was entered and two saddles. two lot riddled body .... faund. The ally omitted wore llubeu a n d oaddle blankets, a brldls, halter b1aMst, at first bellewd U> have Clllrord DIYII, of Uoboo, Ohio. and 1Dols were~ atol011. been .Zbinden'1, WII later traeed ID a Columbus rOClll!lng houoo where the accused had atayed. Slltt, who was released fronl lho Technical inlllltute of eo... lral Ohio ln Collllllbus elrller tlda summer. wu scheduled to be arrolgnod tuclay In lli1IO!Il Beach for unlawfullllabi1Dawl!l proucutf'on. Slid wu In Molp Cou!lty .... oral dayo Iaot week, IIIIer lho -IW oecurrod, and II ... ~lewd ID llave · a biUl .liD .F1ortde fr1llll ,....., pr Thurllllay M!ilp Cow!t;y Shll'llf c. Hortonbach - to bus last Tuellllay at ., lho Fnnldln Cou11tJ Dllpartment, to !lao lhoro Ia 8I'OUDii and .put ·x:~.----- Convertible Demolished Near Pomeroy Specialists Help in Health, Class II)''. GEORGE HARGRAVES, S..,~ t •w .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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