https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb5a06c4801c1ecc97d7e4743cb8c469.pdf 3d2a2502392f9881b34fbf3631109cb7 PDF Text Text Je•i n Sfyfrif'd �frg Non11 Sordan. • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werry en- '.\In, ll;rnk Y ounJ:, son&, Johnny �ed a ,roup of reh1tP•es and ;illld Hill fil'lrher Beegle. Don triftldt; at their cabin al Grt:al Y uur,� M 1 l l�rd Jtuu•h. Mr •nd Bend over the weekend M r� Char if"� Werr)I and fam1l)' , 11 Ptiment were Fred Wf'rr}' . Jim l l .. r m "ll \\ t·rr) dnd ! l .i ruld Mar �. Harvey Wilki ns. Mrs ! I ll Feelrend Gue,u ZIP •• ) JACS • •• l• • JACKETS ' ! by RUGBY - I ! 1 1 ',1._i l l ) Mall · r i , , b and ( 1d,1rs "• '. ; $1 .95 Men · s 34 to 50 • Boy·s M l o 20 • • ' I • U.95 SW EATE RS ' "" up by ll ll(iH 't' and U H ) PEH All Th<' New Sl� \('� ;111d t'Ollll" S MEN'S - s. M . L. XL BOY'S - 12 �, 1 8 . . . $7 .!)5 to S 1 4 .9 5 $5.95 lo ,s.95 . .•• SM IT H C LOTH I NG CO . '•' NO. SECOND AVll.Cash Bahr, Owner M I IHll .l:1'011'1 • • • •' Rev. Boone Will Speak A t Annual WC TU Meeting •, Now's The 1'1me 'l'o 'l'radt'! • We'rl' l:learln g Tht• ltt'eks Champion 4 Uoor Sl•lhtn. Sharp C'ar rnshll' ,rn d ou1 . l':con­ omy plus. Standard shift . ' 1 957 FORD Fairlane S00 - Hard Top 4 Door. Power slccrinJ.: a 11d healer . Ot1C' cJrt' f u l owner. Spotless. • . • '. 1 957 FORD Fairlane 50(» $1 ,395 bn1kcs. lladio and $1 ,395 Hard Top 2 Dr Spulles.s origir111 I red and w hile frnish with matrhing inLcrw r. l'nwer steering and Urakcs. One careful O W l l l'I" . 1 958 BUICK VS Special 2 Door 1 1,ml Top. One drive. Hadio and IH..•att'r. t:ardul loc a l owner. $1,895 Uynafluw $1 ,495 1 959 OPEL 2 Door Sedan One lm:al owner. Finish like nt'W. .. � ;•- I I L Ufheran, WOmen H.o/d M,eef,ng I W,ed nesday N,g.hrt Group sln�ing followed with The met:"ting was closed with Th•• . 1 ' 1 > 11i.- r1,_\ ! ; ,1 t<tr11 l " l u h w i l l REU NION A N D A N N l V 1': lt�- \T' Y - Left lo right, Harry Orr, Henry Spencer , M rs. Orr prayer hy l\1 r� W1llta111 Mayer. op prayer after which a dessert r the Sunday at 1111 L"1 ' ,1 1,11dHy at :! r 1 1 1 ,11 th' • M ae M c E l roy), and Mrs. H a r r,· )1 - ( J c>ssic Sp e�cer ) . '�hey came togethe ened the mC"ct mg. Mrs \\/i\liam �·ourse Wil.s served by Mr:s. Erwin houw 01 '1r� t-: W ( ' o;:it l·� . LJnl'lll n Waid Spencer home to cckbrak the 40th wed rlrng anniversar y of the Spencers, and hold a Frecker presented lhe prni::ram. Mrs. Butcher ii.lid Mrs. Alfred ! 1 1 1 1 . w i t h Mrs 'I hr1id n n:- l•:ht•r.� h.id1 speaking 011 passion, crucifixion. Housh with Mrs. M. L. Kelly and family reu nion. as to hnst es.� Th is 1s t h<' liisl mect death and b'.lrial or Christ. Mrs M iss Mabel Hysell as ('Ontributing mg of 1 h e rr,ir and 1 t is time to Birthday Observed iamuel ;11ichacl spoke on the thank hostesses. pay <iu1·� r-.kmhns a n, aski•d tu Mr. and M re. Kenneth W ill, offcrin�, telling where and how the . Arrangements of fa! I and sum• ,rmg flnwc> r arrall gl'.'mcn l.� to, be M idd leport held a birt hday SUP· money 15 rneni and what all should : mer flowers were used through 1oclgt-d hy Mr.� Hohut lteihd. a per Sunday evening i n honor of be thankful for. the Erwin home. and Perry Orr families the ir son Kenneth Jr. on his 1st Spencer Henrv o the f A short busi ness sess10n was Members ---� combined a homecom ing· with ('e lebration of the 40th wcd- birthday. Altcnding were Mr. and held after wh id1 th(' meeting clos'loltl .';u.,ufoy Dit11tPr ding a n , i i v e rsary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer last Sunday M rs. Ja1nes Pierce aild sons Mark erl with the Lord's Prayer in uni- (Jbserves Birthday Rev. Waldo J Bartels ct!l eM i k<-. Marty, Mr. and Mrs. Orner son. \1 r :rnd Mrs. Nathan Hig�� 1•n at t he home of their son, Waid Spencer, Shade H i v e r . c l. Don Hubbard, the hosts Thursday hrated . his hir1hday Cr.uml dur fr�shments ,· t . 1 1 11Nl with a dmner Sunda .1· il l were Rc server! The Spem·crs have six chi ldren Elson Kcllhy, Ricki e and Kenny Jr. Al · ing th<' social hour hy Mrs. Hamm · when the Busy Bee Sewing Circl e ancl Mr� ML llarir1e: · l'tt IHrn1v ll utland Hnad Present l 4 i:trandchild ren and the I v cr f' �Ir ;ind Mrs. l(olwrt Du nfr i: and O rrs h a v e five sons and eighl Sprncer. sons Larn, David and ter supper, ice cream was lierv­ a n d Misse� Emma and Dora Hamm or the Federated Church met at . d. ·i n d _<lHug t1 t1•r-� . V 1 e k 1 a ml Lk� hi e , ed and �ifts open e Ernest. lo nine members and a guest. Len ! h f> church for an all day quilling grand <"h i ldrcu . n f Lol umhu� . .\Ir ;nut Mrs I- loyd Bu tterscotch pi e was served ora Michael. Mr . Spen c er was born in the Chester: Mr. and Mrs. Lowell TEAMSTER S PLEDGE AID Du nft 1 C', H u l l,1 1 1 d . ,1 1111 \1 r ;md Mn, house he and his wlfe reside in The next meeting wftl be held with a polluck dinner at _noon to Bing, children Mary. Michael WASI-JINGTON UPI � Team• Wed nesday evening, Oct. 5. in the I Rev. and Mrs. Bart els, Miss Lena B i g g� a nd .h-:1111<• . K i l l y a n d Shar II short distanc e from their son ari.d James, Mrs. Esther Wright, �trrs President James R. JloHa an­ chur("h social room with Mrs. Wil- GruE>ser, Miss Anna Durst, Mrs. Waid's. They have lived there daughters Virginia a nd Barbara, nouncrd Thursday that members of liam Mayer. Mrs. L. C. Karr. Mrs. Amanda Kaspa:· , Mrs. Carrie the rntirc 40 yurs of their mar­ Mrs. Martha McElroy, sons Virgil his union have pled1?eri �.000 Paul Theiss. Mrs. Walter Schreib• Grueser, Mrs. W. L. Kaull, Mrs. riC!d 1\fe. F.ugenc and hermit. Charles, Ja · worth or food and clothing to aid Milch, Mrs. Adam Ebers­ BOYS' and GIRLS' This year the da1 e when the mes und Roy Mc[lroy, Mr. and Pu e rto Rican victims of hurricane er and Mrs. Hamm as hostessrs. Freda William Baker and Mrs. bach, be will n. M Mayer Mrs. and Hamm reunion usuall y is held fell upon Mrs. Norman Fred e rick, sons Do n na. Carl Shields. Mrs. charge of the program. in the date of the Spencer wedding Jack and J erry, Mr. and Mrs. ann iversary 110 the events were Wald Spencer, l'hildren Esther, combined. The Orrs will cele­ Harry illld Thomas. brate their 40th anniversary next Columbus: Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nov. 1 3. Orr, Mr. and Mr6. Milrion Orr. Allcndin� were : Sizes 6 Y2 to 3 Afternoon guests w ere Mr. and Toledo: Mr. and Mr!!. Henry M d lolc, Mr. and Mrs. William M rs. ,John Hayes, Chuter; Mr. Singn, da ughters Linda, Carolyn and Mrs. Charles Toler, Huntingand Cht•r:vl, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle ton, Mr. and Mrs. Mi lo Biggs Salkel, �cvin aud Bremla Sue Mr. and Mrs. Marion Woods, Mr. Middleport and Mr. il.ll<I M rs. 1,awrcnec Sin· and Mrs. Floyd Ridenour, Mr . ;1nd Mr.� Eldon Kraculer, Mrs. - -- • --- J.! l' r. t.!aughln Karen. Foston.t: Mr. and M rs. John Mahr! Van Metcr, Mrs. Op.al Ei­ Ras11. dau�hter Sharon, M r and rhingr•r. sons f)ennis and Donald dauJ!:hlcrs Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Babcurk of Mr� . Wayne Skobel. Pomeroy. Ohio ( , :oil' illHI Lee Ann; Susie Rasp . Port Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Starl­ ltising Sun : Mr and M rs. l i e r• ing Orr, Coltimbus, Mr. and Mrs. Not OP11n Tonight lin Stahl. daug htns Leota and Pt1rley Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wuud, Tolerlo. and Mr. and Mrs. l 'arol and srin J 11nws. SATURDAY l'nrl l ' li111 0 11 : Mr. ,met M rs. I van Wood, Pomeroy. nouhlr l lorrnr' l l arry Speru .:cr. "STl!ANGLEllS OJ<' PWMHA y·• lklpr<- : Mr. aruJ M rs . John Ar - al,o -� ,::11hnte. rl11u�hlcrs Liudu aud lk"The El ,F,1 "'11l0N I C MONS'n�ll" •ina, Charle s il.nd ,hmr ArJ,!11 · SUN., MON. end TUES. hrilc. Mr. and Mrs. H1'11. Ar�a" W AKE Ml<: w m:N IT'S ()V J<: R'· hri1e Sr .. son S1a nlt'y. Ernie Kovac-s _ Mal'GO Moore Huilau,l: M r . ;,nd M rs. C. It . Jack Warden The Sl'plemher 111t•t•hng: of 1 lu , _____________.;. , .Jordan. Colclcn H u ie Clas:r. uf t hl' Middle port rirst Baptist Ch urd1 was held Thursdwy evening at f ill' dwrch ! , OOM E I N - SELECT TH E STY LE A N D COi .Oil YOU LI KE B EST I N with Ow('n Bratton, prcsi1lr'll. i1 I chari.t<' of drvn1ions. He u�cd th, YOUR CORRECT SIZE . CASHMERES - TW E E D COATS - U NTRIM­ topic "His Peaa." ( _____ _ Hard Top Cou pe . Power steering and br;ikcs. 1<:xtra nkc inside ,111d o u t . All h!.ilhcr sc.it s . l lydramatk H,1dio 1111d heater. Was $2, I U5.00. I I M r. Douglas Lang MEIGS THEATR[ W I LL B E I N ELBERFELDS Ready To Wear Depa rtment On The Scond Floar Baptist Class Votes $ 10 For Blood Program Hard Top 4 Door. Uyuaflow d rive. One owner. $895 .: 1 956 PLYMOUTH VS Belvedere $895 i Good •• runni11g, good looklng rar. : 4 Door Sed11n. Ouc • and while finish. careful .' J954 . CHEVROLET 2 Door and wliat the_y 11-iean tn yo,,. O n l' of t hc1e st'vrn s t a rs can be Vt"'ry i m .. portant to you right now , . . anot hrT ont to­ morrow and :still rrnothcr nt'xl Wt'e-k, nrxt mun 1 1 , or ne)(.t year. I n the rnd you may need thrm ,dl. TIH·-.�e srvrn stars rrprr-sC"nt the basic mon('y services you get a t our Jul/-seruia Bank: $79S * Chrdi1\g * * Home Loans * �· Ortglnal black rinish like new. One cardu l lol'al owner. • ,;• - TRUC KS! i=• 1958 GMC 2 ½ Ton Chassis _& Cab - $2,195 , � • new 8.25 X ,¼ 9peed axle. •• 20 tirc.s. Les s than 40 .000 careful � 1958 FORD VB Wide Side Pickup clean. hauled in body. * Savings * * Busipess Loans Accounts Car Loans Personal Hank Standing · • (the reputation you build wh�n you deal with a fuJl•scrVicc Bank) A'!'i you can sec, tht'sc seven stars point the to more" convt"nicnt, one-stop banking . . way . be• ca uiic our full-service Bank is cquipptd to handle all your $1 ,395 ;" 1 957 DODGE VS Sweptside Pickup • $1 ,295 J.fJoel not look hke anything was ever P('rsoual Loans miles. 2 J Eltra good tires. One local owner. Good dean truck. Bxli'il -, . Accounts - - $29S �• 210 Sedan . Weck-end specia l . •• ; banking needs under om: roo£. We eordially invite you to visit w soon. . You'll know us by the seven-star emblem. We Pay 3% Interest O■ Your Sa•lngo POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BAN IU!lllt SINCE 1871 "From Bugglea To Bulck1" POMEROY,OHIO r '' W ith The Complete Line Of Prlnt:sess Coats and Suits M E D AND FUR TRI M M E D DRESS COATS OF ALL K I N D . ELBERFELDS I N POM E ROY I Sp,ven stars . • . local owner. Likt• new b.lack . 1 955 BUICK Special 4 Dr. Sedan Satu rday, Sept. 10th I $1 ,095 :' 1 956 FORD VS 2 Door Sedan ALL DAY TOMOR ROW J ) unn� lhl' business m1•e !i11� eon- I ch1et-:d by Mrs. nratton, the class 110\ l'd lo ,!,n 1ntr ,; 1 0 to 1he Ml'it::s l'1111nly llloocl Prn;::ram. Vollowing I t hr m1•t ti1 1g M rs Charlrs Sear'cs l'o1uh11' Lcd a series uf games anti l' Olllt•S\S. Top ( 'uupc. Low mileage hy 011c l'a1·cful owner. Power stccl'lug autl brakes. Dynaflow dri VI!. lt& l l . 1 956 BUICK VS Special • P R I N TZ E SS COATS AND SUITS I - - $1 ,495 • Hard I Roush's Shoe Store $1 ,995 1 957 BUICK VS Special I Sp?nc er, Or-r Families Hol-d Reun,ion, Celeb rate A 40th Wedding Anniv ersary . 4 Door Scd�m On<i local uwucr V(•ry sh;ll"p l"ar inside and o u t . Push trnttun drive. Power stc1..: ri11g and brakes. 1 958 PONTIAC Bonneville M rs. C hester Krwin entertained the Philathea Society o f t h e Middleport Church of Christ Thursday evening at her home when the g ro u p met £or their regular monthly meeting. Mrs I ra Butcher gave devotion s for the meeting with a scripture reading from Isaiah. From the devotional book.let she read ' The Assura n<"e of Peace." A piano solo wa.s presented by 1 M iss Belsy Cu11 n111gham who was , 1 8 and 1 9 were discuss ed. The , society a)so voted lo serve �he a guest M rs tdgar Reynolds pre.sided a n n ual dlllner to the llomebu ild • ers cla s s on the 18th of next O\'Cr Lht' busrness mee t i n .fl when monlh . the bc1,ac1r and market which the I group ar�lan�mi:: for No\':rnber M rs. Martha Childs was named ii� �enel' al chairman, Mrs. Edgar .I\ J l ('nsworth aud Mrs. Hobert Mrtl hirrney were named chalr. rnet1 for Lhc dining room ilnd M rs. Oscar Roush ,rnd Mrs. Er, nest Lallancc chi!.lrmt:'n of the rn t e. . " o r t ill' 5 I a 1..1 1 , � k1 t hen r:orn itle 'l" h e Lad It'� A la Luthcra11 Ch urch met Wednl'scl ay M rs. Guy Reynolds was appolllt ev("111111: m the diurt·h social room ctl to m11estigate the purchasing wllh the prcsnlcnl, Mrs. V irgil of glass trays and cups and 11 Hamm. ur<'s1dmg pund1 tiowl for the churrJ. I $1 ,49 5 1 957 MERCURY Montclair r $2.99 to $4.99 $69S 1 956 STUDEBAKER 6 cyl. IS I Bazaar, Market Being Plan�ed During I November By Church PJiilathea Society Oxfords At A11\· • lleai.o nahh• 1•rlee ' • • • • • • •• • • • • • , Tht"' annual mt't'llng of ! hr Mc1g� County WCTU will be held ne1d Tuesdily evening, Sept. IJ at 7 30 p m ii \ lht> First l ' n 1 t 1•<I Pre.'i-byte r 1 J 1 1 {'burrh m M 1d<l lf'port Spuker for t h e ln('t'trng wNI be Ht·\ J )OJli1ld -� Boone, pa�tor of t h1• t 1rst Ha pt 1st l'h u n-h or :\1 1d rllf'purl oilHl Mr� Jamr·, Stepht"n �u11 l'unH'rO} . will be t he df'VO· l nmal lf' <1 rkr �pt'l' 1 al m us1r for the evening "' I ll hr furnish{'(! hy Mrs Paul Beulah J l dplons t a l l and Mrs W h 1 u• who will sing a du l't and sul<i� will he sung l:l y Re\' lluw­ ,ird H 11ppd! , pastor of thf' host 1 · h u rl"h .irul M n, . Thomas W!l(•s 11f l(11 t l .-1 rn l J lurm:.: 1 ) 1 (' hllSIJ\('!-,S lllCf'lln.!: 1hr ii lltlll a l r lf' d l O I I of Off l\'l! rS w i l l hr h t· ld ,1 11d t hP yt';1rly ff'· p,nb v, i l l tw � 1 �r11 °"· ' ' 8-Da ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, O , Sept . 9 , 1 960 Member Fedenl Reserve' System •111110/ML BAN K Member Federal Deposit loam■nte Corpor■lloit POMEROY RUTLAND At Lht� dosC' a salad coursr was scrvnl by Mr. anti Mrs. Frank ' L'heeschrfw ,11111 �!r. am.I Mrs. 1_•1i fford llnyrs to members and guests present . • Asbury Methodist WSCS Meets At Grimm Home Mrs. Ml'l vin Grimm assi11tf'd hy Mrs. Wi lliam Eirhi nll('r e11lcrtain­ <'tl t he WSCS of lhc AMhury M<'tho- I dist ( ' hurch Wl'dnr.sday evening al her homt', Syracuse. ''The Chart and Compass" was l hc tnpk of the <it'votions and pro gram for the evening. Mrs. Lulher ;:i;itnd condu r l l'd the devotions. U!I· Ing Psalm 90: 1 7 aa hcr st'ripture rcadiQ.g. The program was prese nt­ ed by Mr11. John Sauva�e Jr., Mr11. F.khingf!r and Mrs. C. B. W eese. Mrs. Alice- Capehnrt, preside nt, 1\' 118 in charge of the b11eineas mia­ the �1on when $40 w1111 paid on r,lcdi,::c makin.l! a lotal of $80 paid on the pkd.l!l'. 1·wrnty.(our 11hut-ln \·,Ills were reported. Five birth• tif1ys wert' ob.served. T11e l.ord ' s Prayer In unison con• i·luded thr mt'cting after whi("h re• tresh ments were served by the hos- I tcues to' eight members. 60. MODEL CL EA RA NC E SA LE • 3 CADILLACS • 1 1 OLDSMOBILES • 5 RAMBLERS TONIGHT Dbris Day - Richard Wtclm11k "°THE TUNNEL OF LOVE" . ,, - aJ.«o - ny Quinn Loren, Antho . ·Sc)phla ''THE BLACK ORCHID" t JilOJ.eS Craig - Martha Vickers "FOUR FAST GUNS" - ttlllO James Maso n -· Rod Steiaer "CRY TERROR.0 SATURDAY SUNDAY tncl MONDAY Glenn Ford - Debbie Reynolds "IT STARTED WITH A KISS" (blnem.a,cope & Tee hnicolor) - al90 Steven McNally - Coleen Gray­ "JOHNNY ROCCO" Abo Cartoon ·•" Va lue Wise Peopl e Buy I n The Fol l . So Buy NOW and Get More. AT KARR & VAN ZAN DT . . •hit VOL Xll ' You' l l Like Our Qual ity Woy O.f Doing Business POMEROY, OH IO , - ·-·�-----·-...........______________...,_________________ -�--- - --------..- -- -�-�-...;-.--·....- ..- -· --------�-�,;;,;,- ·�---·=·�1=·=·=--·�-�,�-�-�,.,�·�·�·�- Det1ou.l To Tiu, lnteru,. OJ Tu Met,,-lla.011 Area NO. 1 23 Although the huge metropoli· tan area ml.seed t he won\ of the severe stors, damage to property appeared substan tial. Police re­ fused to let anyone on the streets and many telephone lines were out. A week'11 advance warning of the killer 1torm, whlch clalmed more thin 100 Hve5, last weeke nd in the Antilles and Puerto Rico, enabled Florida re1idents to ride it out In relat ive safety. The body of an unidentified ma n WBH found et Tavernier in the Keys, and a youth wa.s killed ln a car wreck on the mainland, but re­ ports of heav:v casualties w ere not s\lbstanliated. The city of Miami, hit by hurricane force wi nds at daybreak was boarded up and ready. A baby was born i n a storm shelter - h t I h e d g ��:r :t1n�s "'!e � ���1 ;; ::d residents were barred from the streets under pain of arrest. MenacH D•rton■ At B a. m. (edt) IJOnna's cen ter was near Everglades Clty 011 the southwest coast and was me n, acing the peninsula aa far north as Daytona Beach in the east a nd Cedar Key in the west. The winds in Miami began to d iminish, but the Weather bureau warn ed that "condltion s will remain unsafe, and no o ne should attempt to move arow,d. the city except on emergency errands." The coastal highway near Fort Lauderdale was littered wlth fish poundin g tossed ashore by the tldes. A highway patrolman at Tavernier reported bridges wash• A 3S.year-old moth er of four car at the time of 1he wreck which died almoat i1U1tan tly Friday about destroyed both can. S p. m. near Wllkeaville in I head- j AILogethcr eight persona were , o n cnsh of two automobilet al the treated al Holier Hoapital ll a re• top of a rile on Route 160. 1 suit of the collision. Dead is :t1ra� Marearct Eileen They were: i Cray,_ wife of Charlea L. Cny, farmLarry Cro, 19, lradured jaw; er · mdustrlal wo�ker. She suffer- Carolyn Cre)', 15, face and bod y 1 1 ed I broken nccl the h1gh-1peed cut,. both p111sengers with their I impact, . mother. ! State H1g hw•� Patrol officers , Mar,g:ard North, 57, Wellaton, arrest� the driver of the ot her ! bru� leti:; K.lmberly Nort�, a , car, Willard Henry, Wel�ston, for . cblld\_�ellslon , ann 11br111ont; (>411,lng oYer a yellow lmc. Offi• Mn. "11,u:nl Henry, n, chin I �Id Henry wa, PO i"! I th ird__ ·•�ration, and h,ad Wellsto _bump; Em".'• , H 1 I j, I m l 1 1 . MflS. LORfflA WHETSTON_E, Lincoln Heights, celebrat­ ed her 98th birthday Sepl . 5 and is shown here one year ago with five generations. Left lo right, Mrs. D. A. Lauderback, her• daughter; Mrs. Jack Parsons, gr::eat granddaughter; Mrs. PaHI Hold·ren, granddaughter; being held by Mrs. Whetstone, Lln�a Kaye Parsons 1 all of Marietta. · Lfoji:s with America of Civil War days are growing fewer each �ear . Mrs. Loretta Whetstone, 98, of Lincoln Heights , is one o f them. Borr� Septeinber 5, 1862 in Monroe County, O. , Mrs. Whet.. stone has res1cJed in Pomeroy with her daughter, Mrs. Nolan Shu st e r. , since 1 929. Mr. Whetstone died here in 1943 at the age of. 91. r'ive generutions in one ram- ler of M r . and Mrs. Asa Yonally. ii)' alao are rare enoµgh for special �h� m,artied Asa Whet•J.one in int!iltiob: There ve five i n her ram- 18112 in Wafhi ngton Countrr . and ily, . bcinA - ·Mre. · D. A. Lauderback, was a seamJ11tress In her prodlJctlve a daughter; ).{rs. t'aul Holdren, a years while her husband was a grandda'�ghter; ;,trk. Jack Parsons, farmer and cafpenler. great granddau�h ter. and Linda ' Until very recent years wh en her Kaye Pal"sons, age 2 now, all or eyes fail ed, Mrs. Whetstone has Marietta (Sec picture). The ag ed lady, whose m emory carried on her sewing Work with continues clear and comprehen- the hobby or making braided rugs. sivc, has a third daughter, Mrs. These days, Mrs. Whetstone Myrtle Miller, Winter HaYen, Fla., stays in an upstairs room on the who was 1:1nabl e to attend a fam- hlghest point of outcropping land 1ly gathering on Se pt. a at the in the Pomeroy Bend area, enjoys I Shuster home in obsen.11nec of her radio, looking forward mo.lit of 1 Mrs. Whetstone's birthday. iaU to sermons on Sundays for shutMrs. Whetstone was the daugh- ins, " p;�: t,:-::� I F1ve 4 H Club Members Leave ff, Advi•sors For- ongress \V["th 1 a half-mile and t heir eontents spewed on the ground. Homestead Police Capt. Billy Wlmberl:' reported bis city '"a . terrible h1css" w it h streets block' Five 4-H Club members and ed with "lrees and limber and Ohio 4-H Club Congress which junk." versity, Columbus, Sept. 10-14. Relief columns assembl ed at M�igs County club members atHomestead and Key West to tending are Mary McA!fe e, Ruth moYe into lhe Central Keys area Ann _ Brottiers, Nancy Eichinger, ts. washou dge i br by were balked assembled Jennifer Lohse and Earl Hunl. AdThe Coast Guard a n air visors attending are Mrs_. Eli�fm planes an d helicopters beth Lohse and Mrs. ,Harriet N eig. effl:irt. ler. Expenses for the Congress 11essions are provided by the Meigs County Agricultural Soelety, The Citize ns N11tlonal Bank, The Ohio State Fair and the Ohio 4-H Club Foundation· i ticl•r•bl• cloucllflffs seuth today and toni9ht wltft tcattff-.1 lhow,. •n utrem. .-uftl toct.y, c ..1., today 1ncf In IOUth 1"41 Hit por­ tlont tonltht. Sunday ,.,_rtty cloucfr, a llttle ••"""'· Hi.h to­ ct.y In the 70.,. low toni1ht 55-62. Seven cases were heard In Cou n ty Cowrt before Judge Emm ett Peoplt!1 t h h, morni ng One of the seven 'l)el"80fl5 who tt ppeared wes • bound over to the grand J ury. William Guthrey plead not 1:ullty to • charge of stealing money and was bou nd over to the Grand Jury called to meet September 16. He is being held on $&IO bond. Robert E. WhiUatch plead not guilty to a c h1rce of hauling an l nsooure load. His case will be NM1med Sept«nber '20. Jn other Court action, Harold Thompson paid court costs of $31. He tlpf>Nred on a charge of lesu­ int a fraudulent c heck. Roscoe Roberti, who plea d gu ilty, was fin­ ed $10 and rotts for failing to atop at an intersection. Al10 pleadln1 iunty were Don­ ald L Swi11h.er, wbo n, e.fft.!lled by State Patrol, end tiffed $10 1md eo1ts; Morris E. Teaford, no oper­ •k>rll Ueenaes, $10 and COllts; · 1md lohn Blake, $25 1nd eo,t.& for d is­ turbing the PCllCfl- In preparation for t he mock session or the �gislature which w JU be one of the highUghta of the cungreH program, the delegates met with Representative George Meinhart 1,asl Tu esd B)' to h ear fl.rs t hand h ow aws are ma d e. Ourmg t h e mock l egislative session tfle dcle­ gates will go to the State Capital bu ilding where they wlll occupy the scats of the legislators and de• Disturbing Peace 1 c two advisors left today for the will be held at Ohio State Uni• Two Are Hurt In Accident Early Today Th e Pomeroy Pol ice Department investigated an accident on Eaat Main Street at 12;20 a. m. today when one person wu. arrested , and two olhen received minor lnjurio. Clarence McDenlel, 28, Ma.son. W. Va., was arreated for faillng lo 11.Qp wUb1P� ID . u,.ured dl1t1nee ""lllflll' � 11■<• cad c1ffl'tft 1G' llare•rel Hawk, 22, Columbus. Rita McDaniel received a he.ad cut and Janet Ncsse lroad, a pas­ senger with Margaret Hawk, suf• fer ed a bruised leg. Heavy damage was Inflicted on both cars. The injured were taken to Meigs General Hospital by taxi. """I' ot • I . MISS LOHSE I - - � ----- -------- Friday n1ght urged Americans to guard more closely erotheir freedoms guaranteed in the constitution of the U nited States. He was the speaker at a re- 1 clause was re-interpreted to mean •vernment may gular meeting of the Mi(tclleport- the federal Pomeroy Rotary Club at Heath rontrol a product from the hme Methodist Church. His suhject, it is created. or mined, until ii '"The Constitution " , wu timed is in consumer' s hands, if it croswith cunent National Constitu- I te� state Jines. tion Week. Earlier Friday he The other is the "civil rights" ( 1!10 had addressed the local clauses of the constitution ba1chapter of th e Daught ers of ed on three amendments approY- · American Revolution on the ed during and closely subsequent same theme. , to th e Civil War, and only reFultz n oted that the con.slitu• cen lly " re -interpreted "' lo force "An -jII' Chorus," while in an an• t1on · aetua I Iy h;11s bee:n changed desegregation. vii was for 8lt:d1e Hammer, and b am endments only 10 times in y He urged peopl e everywhere to "Whtre .Oh Where HH M:y LIUle 1Ls · 171 years of existence. Its I an• be thoughtful in the leeislalors Doa: -Gon,e," in a walkinll dog for- £uage was necessarily broad. the se nd lo Congreaa. and lo y mation v;as for the famous dog - d two important chang• study with all possible care acHe cite NJelae• since the "New Deal" years tions taken by their 1overnment. The "Chlapenecas" questio n both of which BANQUET DATE SET • have come through mal'lb were formed for Peppy M .a- d"l fferent interpretation One s. Pre,id enl Gene Grate announc• so n retained to solve the "Case of was in 1 936 when the Commerce ed the annual football banquet the Mmtn1 Notes"- •the nolel!I __ _ -·- -- _ _ _ _ ___ will be h eld Dec. 1, Thursday, tur,ning up, the questlon marks re at the hilh school dining rooms, aolvJng, and Mason winning hiawith Edison Baker as general f cue . chairman, 11sisted by Lee Mc­ ComH and Caah Bahr . Th& •h�w ended with the traTwenty Rotarians signed up dill�I Alnla M,ler. Int nlaht for the "Polar Club" band �rt11111>t,d Ill� 1 , annually inspired by . abb'bh 1 • be�n - Gre21 and J4arllyn Paul Smart which bi nds ill mem· · Ii Une of ma:14're•e• 8" bers to wear sport, shirts to club co"'l""id of Ciody Morris, ' c.ilee• � meetings u ntil Thanksgivi ng Day. WUson, Ned.a Bradford, Beverly A special luncheon meeting will Guests included 4wls Miller, Ctlhdiff and Beverly Perr in. be held next Tuesday at the Mar- Avon Park, Fla., and Ross Flem­ tin R!"staurant by lhe Middleport ing, Gallipolis. Chamber of Commerce to plan its Ladies o f Heath Churc h scrv• ._,•'hns· J mas promotion program. · • ing were Mrs. Malti e " I h e d inner This was decid ed upon al a C of Bush, Mrs. Ca� I Matto:ii, Mn: B. C me eting last night held at town I N. East, Beatrice Robson, Frieda hall . with PreSJ- d ent Ed"ison Baker . I, F.iehnle and Bess Sanborn pres1dmg. , ________· Time of the lunr:heon meeting is ! 12:30 �- m. All members are asked Pomeroy Emergen cy to notiry Mr. Baker hy Monday Sq uad W88 CaUed night if they can attend. Last night Tr easurer John Wern1 ne Pomeroy l!:mergency squad McArthur bcal Nelsonville 12-0 s called at 2: 10 yesterday afler­ w his and Baker report made .u er last night with Gene Barnes golng .i t in from th e 18 in the first quarter aaid sev eral floating doc-ks h11ve I noon to transport Doris P in er, been compl e ted, except for paint, RD 3, Pomeroy, to the Town Hall and Lloyd Chatfield from the 2 in and are about ready for use. Im- I in Pomeroy where she was met by the second. t of the Middleport levee 1 •11 ambulance 11nd taken to Pt. provemen N tlsonville lost Its st a.rting quarboatin g enthusiasts has Pleasa nt. area for terbaci:, -Dive Anderson, a veteran. Mrs. Pai n ter, who is recuperat­ in the first quartC!r with a fraclur- . been a proj ect of the C of C this year. in cooperation wit h the viJ- ing from a recent operation, bad ed wrist. broken her stit.c hes. lagc government. Barboursville upe n ded Point The squad war. abo called to an Pleasant IHl night 25-S. Gary accident scene on Ea1l 1!1•in-st, but Young pu nched Point's TD over Mrs. Sherow Will the senices were not needed. from the 3. In other Sl!::OAL non-league oul- Address NW P• T • A. The Northwestern Local PTA will Holzer lngs Logan wa\ walloped 20-0 by Bexley - and Wellston fell 1 2-0 to meet Monda)', Sept. 12, at 8 p. m. al Large8l 0888 Portsmouth Ea1t. Thus, excepting the Rutland High School auditor­ The lan,est Freshman Class i n ium. Middleporl, which won a&-0 over Guest speaker for the evening the history of Holzer Hospital were schools Belpre, SEOAL goo8f!-egged in openi ng Friday will be Mrs. Vie Sherow, chairman School of Nursing will register for class on Monday, Sept. 12. or this of publicity for the state. n ight games. ,Baby sitters will be provided to number 29 are Ohio citizens the care for small children while par­ other I J coming to Gallipolis from West Virginia a nd Kentucky to ents attend the meeting. Holzer Hospital. Total enrollm ent of the school is 82. NI KITA SAILS COPENHAGEN, Denmark UPIIn addition to the Freshman Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev Class of 40 students, the incoming sailed toward the Atlantic today on Senior Class has 20 and there are what the Ruasiens call ed a "mis- 22 in the Ju nior Class. sion or peace" lo the U. S. G eneral j Students are also enroll ed in Rio Grande Colleg e for courses in Assembly. I social scie nce.Ii which are taught by college profeuon in the School of PIKE ARRESTED The Pomeroy Panthers weren't the only victims of bad luck Jn Lester Pi ke, 23, Racine. has Nursin g classrooms. t'rom M eigs CPunty, new stu­ Oak Hill last night where the been arrested by Pomeroy Police Oaks upended the local team 8-0. on ,a charge of -speeding. He is to dents includ e J!, Ann Bolinger, Mrs. Charle s S. Gibbs, wife of appear tonight in Mayor Legar's Pomeroy, and Myma Maag, Miners• ville. Pomeroy's superintend ent o f Court. schools, suffered a broken arm in a fall while walki ng to the game. Enroute on an Oak Hill stre et toward the stadium, Mr&. Gibbs was walking beside Mr. Gibbs when Mr. G ibbs stepped on II man­ hole cov er which turned and threw him against hla wire. The Appearance of Edmond Karlsrud many special arrangements by blbw felled Mrs. Gibbs, breaki ng with "The Karlsrud Chorale" in Charles Touchette made especially her erm. Gallipolis during th e com i ng con- for this group of singers. This is II She was treated at the 04k Hill cert season is e:iipectcd to put Yigor rompany of 16 men, and each of Hospital. and then ,w as tali:en to in the Tri-County Concert Associa- the mf'mbers of the Chorale is. a Holzer Ho11pltal. Mr,, Gibbs is lion membership drive which op• soloist in his own right, with 11n third grade teacher at Su11ar Run ens Sept. JD. e,nensin professional background. Grade School. Mrli. D. H . Lintals, �eneral chair- Together they offer the precision be arid smoothness of a small ensemman of tha CWivc, said it will launched lht evenin; o( the 19th ble. coupled with the capacity for at a dinner in the Lafayett e Hotel, the full, rich sounds found only in Gallipolis. M emberships will be ar- the realm of the male chorus. Bv Mayor MeElbinney Karlsrud, bal.!i-baritone, is. acLawrence Ward, Lakin, W. Va.. cepted through Sept. 24. H. O. waa fi ned $1� and costs last night FranciR, Pt. Plel:lflan, is Associa- c.-ordlng to one reviewer, "a young man with en easy personality and In Middleport Mayor Ken neth Mc­ tion president. The Karlsrud Chorale is current- a bass-baritone voice with the Elhlnney'1 court last ni&ht on ,. ly on it's initial nationwid e tour. depth and polish of a sapphire. charge of disturblna: the peace. He has established ' himself 8 6 a The only arrest by Middleport The Choral e joins Edmond KarlsPolice w,s Roy Clifford ,Brown, rud in an evening of music design- ncitalisl, oratorlo soloist. .and as a guest artist with symphony orchesHunU�•ton, Va., for Intoxica­ ed to pleaae all musical tastes. Greal masterpieces for male tras as w�ll as on radio and teletion. R'c wlll appear in mayor's chorw; are fulured, a� well .il.s vUiiou. Ui.s rll1.:otd of over 700 proCOW'l. 8th'• Sgt.-At-Arms Accord ing to an article in t he Ohio Legion News, Frank A . Cheesebrew o( M iddleport, who was Eighth Dl1Lrlet Comman d­ er of the Legion, is the new De­ partment Sergeant-at arms. The annou ncement- was made I I �-er. ���:�t�! n: •E =��i�: • g,m��; tee .held afte� the Legion Co n­ vention held m Columbus recenlh I ''· New Delhi, India impressed Mise Boice as being very humid and beautiful, whlle Afghanistan proved to be a barren a n d desert like la nd. The, refre1h in11 part of Afgha n cou ntry were t he royal blue and cryatal•clear lakea of unknown depth. The Weeter n College tour ists the n fle w to Tashkent, one ot the 15 USSR Repuhlica. She was quest io ned by ma ny of the native SoYieli who were anxious to know if Amorlcan women worked in occupations outside the home. The local citizenry also wentcd to know i f American student■ were paid to attend college. Other stops in the SoYiet Un­ ion were at M oscow where they visited depertme nt •tores end three churches including a Bap­ ti11t Church, Mill Boice noticed that the Ruuian women d10Ye 111bway train•, rellroad enaines, trucks and the like. Moscovlte iM Trav•l•r tn Pan Six I Jenmfer _ Lo se, nau,;htel'" or Mr. and Mn. Harol_d U>hse. Po�eI roy, was nam d _first. place win� r in the lnd�vidual Homemak­ sion of Hounds Lose Vet Quarterback Early In Game Cheesebrew Nan,ed --.- -- - . I ·--- - - - cit home, Darwin. m ;'l\eigs County, six year� ago. and Thoma.11, who died 1n World War J l . , F uner a l serYices will be arrang' cd by the Strong & Sons Funeral Home Wi lkesville I ' At the time 01 the accident M r, . Cray was cnroulc to Holier Ho11pit.al for • checkup following re­ cent medical care th ere. Burial will be in Vmlon Memorial Cemetery C O C Wil• l DiSCUSS Plans Chnstmas IIs Arm Fractured In Fall Enroute To Grid Game ■ .. rn. Middleport 's orange band won approval Friday night for its first tNO football game show ; with a spirited halftime show built tor the TV listener who I stays glued to who dunnil sh9ws. 1 , Direetcd by Eugene Sears, with ''Thf Private Eye'' halrtime show hi,:h stepping drum major Jim I openeit 'with lhe "Sorcerer•5 ApHo od out fro? I, the band made its preQtice1 " �ovl ng into a glow pre-game "Fight Sopg" entra nce, Worm !a,-m1tlon, and playina: then wrote a script "Hi" to both 1ide1 "The Glow Worm" with legs and of the rteld, then joi n ed the Bel- feeler, i n moti�n. To "Funeral pre band for ''The Star S pan gled Ma�h · of a Marion ette" a para• Banner." chllte 'formation w11 next for t he TV e"i.l'lcter Alfred Hiceup. bate the bill, "Should the age limit ' • PTA Will Attend for voting be set at 18 yeare"'. . In other sessJons of the Congress I truction School the del egates will hear outatandin g ns · The S 8I em C en ter PTA held ll!i state and national speaker.s, will : . first meeting for t he curr ent. discues problems of concern to I �hool year, . 5:!t. &. E�:r.arlh young people and will have the op- ·1 rner pre1nd . It was cc ded portunity of working play ing and that members wut attend a ' eating wi th )')early 1 ,000 outstandechool of Instruction at Letart ing 4_ 8 Club members from all Falls. The f•H Club of the com• over the state of Ohio. munlty pre1ented the program. The advisors, Mrs. Lohse and Refreshmenls were served by the Mrs. Ne igler, took lhe delegates to teac her,. Col umbus end will have 1pecial se11lons on worki ng with young GUIITS HIR people . The entire group will par• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saul, son ticipale in the banquet the last Robert and gra nddau11hter Shir­ night of t he session wh ich will be ley Saul, Canton, were Labor Day climax ed by a candlel,- ght ,,r,ico , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner, Ebenezer Sl., a nd vlslt· The ESCA,E INJURY cd friends in M iddleport. All Pa n thers escaped serious j Sauls were former Middleport residents. injury at Oak Hill last night. in detail lhe many ancient ruins and the renowned museums sh e visited, she slated that the hotel accommodatlona. food and services found ln Rome were comparable to the beat round in the U nited States. The Western College group flew from Rome . to Athens, Greece. · Here an American profes90r conducted the tourists to t he many wonders of Ancient Greece. Next on the Iti nerary ' was TUrkey. Fascinated by the bauars of Jii:tanbul l!lhe was 11ome whit lrorrifled by the dirt and filth 11ppare11t nearly evecywhere. The poV1!rty ,of the people was much i n ·evidence, the speaker sai d. .. Tbe u:iuris&s next vi1iled Iran where they were honored by be• Ing 1Uesia: of the Shih and Visit• ed ntany mtiNums, aeein&: the fabulqu� Golden Bowl and many other preciOUs treasuru. Norris. 18. Wcllsti, , ahra�ions; and E lizabeth Jaoc Henry, age siK weeks, a pulled hi.ck muscle The . accilen t happened about two mile� s�ut h of Wllkcs Y1llc Mrs. Cn) wa1 1 he former M il r• ;arf:I Eileen Duff)·. Wilkesville. Her two other chi ldren are Jimmy, 10. and Judy, One brother also survives, Robert Duffy, Jack110n, o. Two other brothers preceded her ] in death, one, Donald. hf'lng kil lt"d ! in an alrplane accident at the Pick- Constitutional Freedoms Were I Miss Lohse Wins Middleport Band Presented Subject Of Speaker At R otary Expense-Paid Halftime 'PrivaeEye'_ Show ly,Ber�ard Fultz, Rotarian and pro,eeutor•e(ect of Meigs coun- Trip To Congress a.nd black-clad high schoo l European Traveler Finds American Citizenship 'Real Privilege' During Trip In 14 Countries "It is a real pri vilege to live in the United States and to be an American citizen," Ramora Boice, dauHhter of Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice of Pomeroy, told the Pomeroy Senior H igh School Assembly Friday morning, Having recently retur ned from · a �.000 mile six-week tour or fourteen foreig n nations by jet flight, MiH Boice, a junior at the Western College at Oxford, Ohlo, a:ave a detailed accoun t of the Seminar Tour. Miss Boi ce joined a group of some 50 persons made up of colle&e student.a, faculty memBlake Arrested For hers and alumni, in New York an d make the flnt touch-down of John Blake, 27, Racine RD 1, the TWA Jet at Bermuda. From WU llftlted by the Mei11 Coun ty h�re l hey flew to Ma drid where Sheriff• Department for dlJturb­ engine trouble kept them three days. Misa Boice told of the ln• . fng the peaee laat n l&ht. 'l'he only other afftllllt by county �plring beauty of Spain and of offtcera WIIS Guy Vttn Meter, 21, the bull fieht the group atten ded. The touring sl11dents next vi1ltPortland , for non-i,tyment of an ed Rome, Italy. Alter descdbin&, old fine. SINGLE COPY - 5o ! W jlkesville Mot her Of 4 Dies 1 : 1n Headon Crash On Route 160 Five Generations Here MIAM I UPI-Hu rricane Donna smashed wind blasls as high as 1 166 miles an hour against the : Florida Key6 and EYerglades to­ day and began pushing u p the west coast resort area. In Iler destrucUve path were 160 stubborn residents of l wo gulf islands who ref;ised to seYere storm, damage to property la nd, most of them because res­ cue hc-licoptcrs would not take their pets along. Officials sa id 29 persons re• mained past the deadline on Cap­ tiva Island and 129 to 133 on San lbel bland, bot h off Fort Myers. At lei.st two dead were report· ed in the storm's Ylolent wake. Don na shrieked Into the Flori· ds Keys end the m,rshy wilder• ne,s of lhe EYerglades • with a fury that tossed fish from the sea anct ttirew house trailers as far aa a half-mi le. Miami wai; hit by wind.Ii of 80 miles an hour, just over hurrl­ c.ne fmce. ��n:':! ,: �.::� le�' en t1n e Weather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, September 10, 1960 Angry Donna Spews Trailers : Over Half Mile ' n • at y A ,er"" I• teUer In tM 11M>rnln1 thin In e¥enlnt., IMceu.._ th• 2-' nrtl'brH of th• bacldtOM yleld con11tt...e1t1.,. to th• pr"''-''• due to the wel1ht of tt•• body 'when It i■ et-Kt 1nd H:putcll while It 11 In • rKllmllent position, Seven Hearings Held In Court Of County Judge KARR & VAN ZAN DT'S • Now You Know I Concert Series Attraction Registering h e Demonstra ti on contest mi;: _ _ st the Ohlo state _ Fair • crording to the re port rett:ived b� Mrs. Geneva Nola n of t e M igs County Ex­ . � tht:15 "'.eek. teneion OfflCf' As a result of being selected state winner in thia contest, Miss Lohse will receive an e:1penee-trip to the Ohio State 4-H Cl u b Con gress to be he Id at · 1Y Se t . 10th Oh"10 S•·te ..,. u n1vers1 P · tO 14th • The 1r·1P Ior the wmner · prov,"ded by an d on e ad visor Ill · · Jhe oh·10 s•·t ui e F au. Htt mo th er, and club 1idvisor, Mrs. Lohse, was selected for the advisor t.rip awa rd· e Fu·st select.ion of Miss Lohae was based on her •·A" award de­ monstration on " HOW .to Set a liurfet 'fable". F'1nal selection was made after exami nation of lh e 4·H Club and other activities of the A award contestant11. Mis.s Lobae bu been a mem­ l)er of the P9mero1, Benders Sm­ ior 4-H Clitl!i, (ffYISOr Mt1. (.'. E. Blakesee and In. LohH) fo.r six years. t>uring that time she has compl eted s1z clothing projects, three proj ect.$ in foods and one proJect in home furnishings. .Sh e has appeared in the Meigs County Junior Fair Style show four years and participated in the county demonstralioo contest live years. In h er 4-H Club she baa held the office of president, Yice pre­ sident, secretary, news reporter and juoim leader_ She attended 4-H camp four y ears, servlni as .a counsellor this summer, In school activities MUi8 Lohse was presiden t of t he Junior High .student cou n cil and editor ot tb.e Panthers. Club last year. S he is currently servicb as a student director of the Pomeroy High School Band as well .aa being ac­ liYe in church, Sunda)I school, and youth fellowship programs. BULLETINS SEATTLE (t.'PI) - An Hrth• quaka jolted S..ttl■ at 1 1 : 1 0 •· m. it.d.t tod•y. Th■n were no immed iat. r■ports of da,mqe. L EOPOLDVILLE (UPI)- The United Nation, ahnovnced today that a cuse fire hu ltOM Into ef'-c:t along tht borden of ... U:SNOnl1t K1tan,a pnvince and h1t been ecceptad by the Con9Dfe• army, now pollN for ln­ ve1lon. Thit U.N. Mid that It will send tt truce wpervltlon teem h'lto the area tomorrew. CAIRO (UPU-Prftident Gam­ •I Abdel N•SMr of the Unlhd Arab- R■pubUc will elt■nd the Unlte!,i Nations General A1Mfflo blJ HStion 1tertlnt1 in New York S.pt. -10 It WH anno�nced tod■y. Edmond Karlsrud 'Cho rale' Group Is Coming Lakin Man Fined Sl5 w. fesstonal concert appearances-­ covering 48 states, M exico, a n d ell the Canadian Province& - is prob­ ably unequalled by any singer bls age. Mr. Karlsrud has also been seen on the N,BC, CBS, ABC, a nd Dumont television networks. A grad­ uate of the University of Minnesota and the Juilliard Sch ool of Mu.sic, he is widely · know n and admired not only for his own artiatry, but as the organizer an d JJuiding force behind such tremendou,Iy popular Yoeal ·e nsembles as tbe Men of Son; Qaartet, The Rondoll� Trio, The Concertmen and Edmond Karlsrud, and The New York. Sex.• te�. Charles Touchette. arrang.er-accompan lst, associated has been SM Cencut on ,... S&. . �.. Candlelit Ceremony At Minersville 1 Church (J_nited Miss Brown Mr. Cumpin,s Commentating Editorially 2-Daily Sen t inel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' Sept . 10, 1960 Rutland CoJQJDupity News I I ■, BY JEAN PARK GAt:,E $ATUJ�Y The Rud.and "Red De vils" foot• 1 . ball team will play BIS of Lan• c11st er on Chapma n Field at Rutla n d High Sch ool. 1his Salu r. day, Sept 10th ot 8 p m 1 !end ed th e Nazare n e Churt h pi e• me he l d al the vi l la g e park on Labor D.iy. D udley Smith. Columbu s , was tra ns fer red frorn Holzt>r lfo spHal f111anci.a l ly, rnakt>s no sense. It would amount ·�ere �ee,:ns to be a more or lt:'SS V. 1de­ Lo Univ ers t ty Hospital Wednes• to welfare :.ta L)m to an a lmost fa ntastie de­ thaJ the medical fra t e rn l \ y of d11y In the Chasf' ambu l a n ce by Mrs Naomi Chpse and Dick fo. gree llua, COUJll,ry is adaman tly opposed tu doing A . modern . 28 x l 2 b u ild mg Jey . Mr , Smith suddenly became The Association a lso u rges that there Qf anythin g about· 1hr ml'll JtJI prob• housin� tw o llckel boolhs and a ill e n rou t e from Columbus lo his conceliSion stand on t he g round fa r m near he re. lems ol elderly people. should be heavy reliance on local admi nis­ floor and a press box to ac com• Bonnie Grate daug h ter or Mr t ration of such ::i /Jr. -on the sound ground s m oda t r spor t s wri ters a n d radio rJia� isn't so. The American Medita! Asso­ and Mrs G eorge Gra t e Js the that loral agt nties are Oest able to determine C up cakes. 1cc cream and kool · tn:oad �!!!� ':'� lh e se�ond '.1 00r ne w Daily Se n tinel c11 m er, re. ciation has taken a definlll' posit ion in fa vol' w ! l (b� used for the firs t ti m e , pla l· lll Ka t hy Th omas. were �ervt'd by t h e PTA 1Jffi · aid their own ne( ds. " �hose of t �1e aged who fl l't'd help 1 F1111Shmg touc� e11 . are bemg I J14r. g;ind Mrs. Edward Thorr.a s . �ers. . I t s idl'aS ;ire summed u p in thPse words: comp l l.'ted on I t th1s wee k bt Ka t hy and Dee spenl t h e week LOCAL PTA TO MEE T �pc.:�1g of lht!u health cure • illt the Ft:deraJ government shoJJld helg ti,il wit,b hi' IJ[q,t,Ai · S!,YfHl 1,ni;,1u,ti,en � .1J:if J;Joqst _e� ' s ,� in C The Sept em ber meetrng u f the • CJ\W, whq �Q • con$ffijct� ll. Nurthwe �tern Loral PTA. WIii be JJ �i;�tion is uppostd tu " t he crea­ only those who need help . as determined Jo­ r · · , - · · d l} Tbt_ �08;,'1'1 fartea b•Uwn1 �- - �� ni U. ntl,1·, Sept 1 2 at B p m. 1 Rf �ive fedeqJ mach 1 1wr� to hl'lp ('ally, that action should be responsive to the l/i i/.' V VI! f om atheldtheMohigh ' l:n.f. 5ll�l�� 'frq,_ �. ca� �.n h f,J,ld & s<"hool auditorium. 1 Ptilpir nee4 �IOJ' want ht'lp , ;rnd th »(O. tll·cds ol l he individual a n d lhe community Sherow. At h ens. chair• S. E. a, s. r M al)Qi l)U,jii Jo Pill' it Q ,l••• d · T•n · ..,.J -,..':' r i zed l fib f�JJ qQI \h i'lJ.' q � r s of t he Ohio a Publication n of m � ,apabJy �Ju.lli11J:l then own prnb· through loca l administra tion, and that such , . · eJltuie a1 operati �� 'fRW, t §�o�J V Stat e PTA, wil l be gues1 spuaker . d 0 present time. ' ' And it is difficul t ac:tion should supplement , rather than sup­ I, r w,.'.' 1 ·m·Pf . sJop st1pd it � °:Jf - Baby sit ters will be provided at the � "lr" otbet prqjf!ctl. #,p.v, anyPnt! ran argul' against lhat plant, state, Jo<.:aJ and private actiori.'' That is .. th_,r �& J:/!?l},ui tf , � , higb s,chool building to ca.r e for ra. �i,elil , i 'Iii , i,p Ip imfN, •J V , ajve federal aid on an 111d isrrmii­ the way to gel the nt:>tessary joh done w ith !tr- fv:Q ,uv aU cj, ijQren. , �- �til,A b �Vl'!'i!I C9/!!!)\ITTlE S NJIJ,l�D · oly Jll•� " Ji,lr . ,_'p Tl(qpit• ·arid Kiri, . ll&1' �sis to people who have n.:acht>d a n:r­ maximum efficien<.:y and at minimum cost to g 111:e Pffmept of �� d ·.· Officers o f the No rthwe�ter n I.,o. l .· � ,If#, no matter how well off they may be the taxpayers of all ages. .� •�,� �. who is employed c al PTA have nam ed th e fo l l owing i 1' ; e!i t� rl!'?,e &nap jl 1 e).lu,:nbua ipent the comr mtl ees fo r t ht' comin g y eel.'r. -� ebJ m;r· l�I, T". f Program: Mrs. Richard Lucas , '1<t� j_q_ D Y!� 'i'1-4 with hit famiJy. d r n; Mrs. Harol d Sauer , Mrs. � chairma . �- Ura. Harvey Erlewine �.. ,i J.,· I �, Miss Sally s and n o Parson Dayt w · the d k e e e past visit �Jr:ti..� ' f9 Jd�U. . rate were redu(.'ed to 80 per cent, and the I Tb� JJ13Ximum federal ind ividual inC"ome wUli �11 111,Jtr !>If. all!) Mn. Schaaf. V:: t{ospi�11 l i ly : M rs . Wayne Turner, ' @lj:f:l;n.DJ' �, hJ . P{9 ·• � 1 ,, ll ff , . '- ·4 tu: �racJ(et is 91 per cent - a figure whkh lower bracket rates were kept at µresent le­ � J\' . . fJ,tRf� ».v ii chairman; Mrs. Harvey E rl ewine, . a,�,T 'fl,,,lf ,. � wJ at »;u,tor a t P iq· Mrs . Ca rlos Snow den . com�s about as close to total confiscation of Yels, the loss to the govern ment would be . . earnings as C'Vt'll t h (' wildt•s1 rarlical 1:ould about $64, 000. 000 - a mere drop i n the bu,If,d�o. , · · t d Uh rel . Mem bt:r�h1p: Mrs . Jacob . s,chd�- ' I lm-J 1 f . ."1-Y�. ,.,,,.,. ,f V �t.p_ '1 1mg, chall'ma n ; Mrs. Don W 1l l iam� ask. And a gl'eat rn �ny people u nrlou h1edly kct as federal spend ing goes these days. And I il,t 'I - . ,, Ii n 4 · , th� 1 Mrs. Harold Dewhurs t . Mrs. Joe ! � wna, , . J , believe that a v<-ry large share of the cost. of i f th.it maxim um rate were reduc ed to 50 per 1 Sayre Mn Brl)cr May, �s. E,u . f'?· 'Ill' · le ptQ��U( f' � ; government is borne b y the highly JH1id men cent, the Joss would be only •900,0 00,000 _ W , llf&HI,� �I Af,f . 1 gt;in e °Fmk, Mrs Howard Bir ch• � Suth erland, Mrs. Jn this and t he Otlll'r 1op braC"kets about one-eighti eth or the gove rnme nt's $78,. "''f'S/!I- fi el d, Mr s Kc'illl Mr. a,n,d Mn. J. L. Cummins 'iq �� -fl" fil:§Jf.. - ' l lfPT" ' l llams, Mrs Cha rl es Kmg, Wi Ray �.d., · OQ0,000,000 annu al tax reven ues. · Wl �rWJJll �P Mise Joii!f, Monlgomery, Mrs Carl ln a candelight cei-emony at the Minersville Methodist ' Thal belief is sheer i llusion . l ligh-Jracl.'.ct rivf Mrs. Mr. of and daughter Brown, Suzanna Vickle Miss church The reason this is so is obvio us - there Taylor , Mn. Elmer Hysel l, Mrs. ��f taxes make up a h ardly diseernible part of ' Jackie Mr. of bride the Brown, became Victor Jle, Minersvt Char l es Cano n, Mrs. Ralph Macomjust aren 't enou gh high brac ket earn ers. So . � ·� r th,e governm ent's t a x. in<.:ume . Lce Cummrns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummms , Letart ber . Mrs. �a m my Lewis, Mr s. Shir• l!YW all but a tiny fraction of the cost of govern­ '·J ey Si mmons. Mrs. T. P. Brewer. Falls, at 7 p.m., Saturday, August 27 ment rnus t be paid by people jn the midd le fo r publi c ations Co . c hairmen . The situa tion has tH:'en f'xplained by lJ. S . The Rev Robert R. Card read the vows of the double ring 1"1· fi-or1 C�t P,# ��.f f s· se and M r s. RoWi Nate News & World Rcpor1 . I f the maximum tax Mn. are and low inco me brac kets . This means you ! ceremony before the altar decorated with large altar vase of �r.,nt ♦ W@tkP;tJI _W_•· . • • er t Canaday: M rs . . o. ?· Pat t er b i M a. Nate r. an .r d ��r � WIM white gladioli, palms, and seven broach candelabra. Arrange- )J l)fi Wtef '""'•ant • . n ia or hist d e Tl!',;,, appmnt was n o s · _ , J,n, 11\d John. R ou , �w��t men ts o f Queen A nn 's lace were on th e o rga ,n an d on th e re- WJ. . 6O�H F. Dye, B�divWI!, vi1Th e u:e cutive committee will in'Pf Mrll. • � e 1 • • gistration table. Large white candles surrounded with ivy i�II recenUy witb hfa 'brother· fP cbUdr�I;) m.fved 1.n c l1.1d e : • o pbine sel were in each window. d M rs. Carroll Snowden , M;s. Ho.Tr.J'.• �o�m • in-tav, and slater, Mr. and ' Mrs. .r :, an d ll�: -lWlrS. R ay ill' a .n Prec eding 4he ce rem o ny a half and Mrs. Bo b Roy, t h e pu n ch . W llliam Folan. Pa ker. M rs . Carl Morris, Mrs. · Mn. 0. P . Kl�1n t>11.tt> r l.1mP1I J-'oslN's h·ss<> r known son&ll, "Ah Jtd son, C�umbus, vJeited her . par- m er N lrchols. M rs . Richard Lucas, ll r t e o gradua brid l e is a nup m hour usic pr t ia e • o was f The Carl the l\etu rn J on u��a n Mt'Jl,;S t:h ap• May Tlw Ill:(! Hu11e Live A l wilys, Mrs. Maxine Miller, Carla S sso n ll'l rs. Ja cob Sc h i l li n g. Mrs. Wayn e o se11ted by Miss Myrna Maag, Pomer oy High Sd1ool, class of Gr, c, Ann, A thena, and Mrs. Be- enl$, Mt. and ter, D. A. lt . 1' mloy after noon J T>rt•am or Jcirnie With t he � Jm i The 111!>9, a n d wa s e mp l oyed by the becca Folan p.tte�ed the . '1\'ed- ovei: the weekend. Tu rner , Mr&. O. 0. Patter so n , Mrs. at he� home in Middlepurl . with I l:1gh1 B r own Hai r a nd Swee tly Porl Bxecu t i ce Com m ittee o f th e co usin of the brid e. • la n d G r adt.' Sehool PTA met at Mr. Mrs. Fo rest McCann &Jl� hon e Co., and lal e r d h r The b r id e , giv e n i n mar r iage General Tele d D p Mn . ... merson Jone�. us assu;tmg � h e Sil•t!ps, My Alire Fair". She � he Gra Nale Wise, M rs. Rob ert Canadoy, lng of her grand aug te r ond e S(•hool Wl'd m.•sd u:1, eve n and fa m ily, Charlesto n, w ere Cu m mins, by her fa t Q HE!rb erl Park er, Hen ry Nu l l and her, wore a balle r i n a al Elb er f e ld s Stor e . Mr. ., Satu r Folan, London, hoftflil . na Lee was a{' {'Ompi1nied by M rs. C. M. ll.I;! 'f•�h Haze l . . MrK c lvey, pl'esidenl· l e ngt h gow n cf while l ace ov er a g raduate of Racine High School day ev eni n g. Donn11 is the dau- S\mday gue sts of h er �a re n ts, Ge, l,lrge__ I Dallas. _____ Th e meel mi! w.iN op1•ned 111 re . llennl' .�Y at t he piano . p r�s•dm g Th� comm i t tee a ppoi n t­ n y l on lu l l e. Th e luce bodice fea- class of 19:IQ, lll em ployed aa a M Cl . s Mr e c en and . . e ir r P or r __ � 1t ft r . euta.r form with Miss (;ra c E? l lor• Following thf' progr11m, Mrs. A. ed lhe follo wmg . g t er o Mr. nd Mrs. J hn Folan. stand in g romr nit­ tured a r.:.abrina ne cklin e trimmed laboratory te chnician at Bat t c l l e Ala'n Miller, A tb ens, spent Sat� r. and M rs. -� ·. D . � n m ng, ton es cJ1ppfuin ;rn<l Mrs.. Klein �I . Kniwht, _rci;:l'n l , was in charge teei;: with sequins and pearls a n d l o ng Mem oria l l nsti1ute l:i Columbus. wa, the p1anu 111To111pan u1t fur of t he b1111111css meeh n 11 a nd a n ­ u rday J\lgPlt here with his grand Fa 1r1Jorn, a re v1s1hng their da.u• . Budg et and rirHln f'e; Jeun� t te sleeves comi ng to a point ov er ghter, . Mr and Mrs. Robert Hill l { Th ly e eouple media ! rt irn e t�,i ope ni�.-"· Rol l CiilJ respon se 11011ncrtl the Southeast father. William Ft.'!an. � clistrict Lowrence, c h airm an· Kathleen the hands. Th e very bouffant fo l l owi ng the re(·e ptio n for the ir was the St& n c rs of lhe ll<' l' lnra· mel'tinjj: whleh will be at Lak e Ward, Julia Lu cas spen t Su n day and and Rilly. . . . Marg Mr. a nd .Mrs. W1l l 1a m Si n ger. A l berta 1,ki r t had lal'e i n se rts bot h front ne w h ome at l he Ar lington Vi ew Monday with Mr. and M rs. N orUoP.,, ! lope. Sept 27. Members are t o Gleus encamp , a ret Yosi ' By Alic• Moore K i ng Ave., Apar1menls, 1 5 16 and back. Ja m es Urewington, vke I , onl:1d !lifrs. Doy Hysell for re• bert Compton ii. nd KaY , Pom erqy . Caroly n . Li n da a n d Shery l . of · school n ce at Sundal' nda e Att ! " rea:enr, ln lrodt11·1• th1• fipf'aker for 1 ·�·uvali ons. o e nt h e t nd Toled e sp week with l'ler fingerti p v eil fell from a Culu m hus. Willford Hale a n d son c,uoll., Hospi talily: Letha Proffi t!, c h air• c ollecti on $3.80. 58 w;.i111 he and . R parents, Mrs. Mr. C. �· of nyl o n trimmed with • the m eet in,i:, Bernard t'ultz. McCon ne lsvi l le visit ed Friday It was abo a nnounced thal the rn an; Carolyn P r ice. Gr11ce Proff ilt _ jull et ca p M.r. an d M rs. G eor ge Moor e ,and • - night wi t h M r . and Mrs. Ri chard Jordo n. "Ood Give n Hl1 h ts M.ad<' SP · !MU ma,1Ca1.lt1<' subscrlplion is Membershi p : Albe rl i. Clur,se n· pearls 1md sequin&, She ca rr iert - re n of Co lu m bus spent the child . r M ser and Mrs. Robert Mus Lucas a nd fa m iJy, Ll m a Road. •• •• cure" wu lhe lopk o( Mr. Yult1.'11 1 due rnd Mrs. Wil l hun Bradford is camp, diair man; nonna Hauber a white Bible belongi ng to her The Al m. -.Jl� weeke,id here with her ' co usi n topped with an orchid talk and was b11Ncd .o n lhe Con- (' h air man to be co n l11cted. They came to accompany tib a J,l.d t hild rep Ji mm1 and Theresa h oliday Mr. and Mrs. Arti e EbHn J<'re da Middl e�wart . • , er sist B rau er &(Id h er f1ance Charles and slf'pha nolis t i ed with white 1UtuHon of lhe U n 1INI State�. 1 Followi n g the meeting refresh• o ther 110n Jimmy home after he l'.rugram : Marlh a J ,011 Bf'egle, sa t in st re am ers. Sh e alr;o carried 9w iti l, Columbus, were weeke nd a n d daughter, Diana. .t Mr. J,"ultz p o i n 1rr1 out i m perfer . m!!nh of pum·h and c ake were h ad s pen t the summ er with the c h air ma n ; Hobe rt E. Bee11 le, Myrn a Mr. ahd Mrs. Lester Brooko ver au ests of Mrs. M usser's mo ther, handk e rchl,r bewhit e lace a i n th e <"On�tltutlo n ond a l so 1 �erved by thr hoste&&es with fllrK. Lucases. • • Uon1clumge1:1 HamHd on Mrs. Alice Moore S un­ el called l , Huber t P rice . longing to Iler great grandl'Tlo ther . that have hecn madti Jone s preaJdl n g at �h11 pun ch the M r . and Mrs. Berna rd Claywell Mrs. Earl King and husban d. The 1 A R Hist or ians: daJ ,Ajlero�p--� :. ,_ ; : P e j a group r k• l at en d e c E c joy r Ja vin picni a wnd MlSB Sharon' BTown; sider o f l ' i9. recerll 3'.'e&MI. li e also 1pok e o n bowl. fl oral arran&emen ts were ' a�d fa,mlly m.oved to Log•n �:ii. . .. . ra ncis J<�o11ter and Publk ily' Bbb 1he; btlde and maid ' n o s F Lake, Monda}':'" � II o.f �nor, t athe lrieod tn our sch oo l 11 today I n u,ed th ro 11ahout the ho me . · wflere he is �rnptoyed ' as Mrs. Nora Bobo spen t Inst ,, Unltttl Pl'•H. lll,-.P.til)ll■I , ' ,,, -.1,11 wore a dress of aquit ··'th'iffon Mr. and M rs. 'Ru111flll Collins, rega r d to Lht1. cun 1:1Utut1on. ' 11\ 1 Cllesb (or the a!L er noon were Bee11t,. Mrs. Today is Satu rda)'., ' Sept. 10, cher . M r . and Mrs. 1-,aw renc·e e k with her dlughter , we Imper ial Be ach, Calif., have been over taffe ta with mat ching shoes. l d f y c)o,h�i he ura:rd the DAH mem · M r. a n d Mni. Yult1.. M rs. Hom er into n a moved n fami Groga . 4 family h wl ar e y he t aiid of day th y e 25 e th on CIYde VanCo . Also du r ing th e meeting, a te n la­ She carri ed a col o nial bouque t of 1 hers to bl! I n formed on t h1• <"Oil· Cook , Mrs. D. B. Harling er, Mrs l 1v [he C l aywell propert y fr om the visit i ng h i's m other� M rs. Eliza1 2 more I n 1 960. spent M o nda y eve­ Da\'ls e Hsi o r r oo m mother s wa11 pre. Edith t he moon i s ap proaching its Ge orge Kennedy proper ty. Mn. beth, Co ll lns. They, will leave for n ing Y(iih M rs. Alice Moore . •tltution and underslond it to J.awrem· e Mllho.in a nd Mrs Mar• pared-subj ect to cha n ge at t he pi n k rose buds with pi n k s lre a m • ers. Jielp k eep A me rk, frfle. l'US Cho m bers. Maude Smith 1111d ertmdson mov- Florida this Satu rday. Last Sat · last n ew first quart er. regula r mee llng or t he PTA.. M r . and Mrs. Sherma n Rob erls urday eve ning: M r . and Mrs. Ru • Mra. Klein . l\mer1c, n Music -------ed f rom Beecb Grove into · the e morn in g st11 r Is Mars. Th Tile fi rst regular PTA m eet.I ng o'n tiis brother, P earl and c alled . Mr (;eorge Cu m mins sened aa ben Co l lins, Mlddlepo rt. were chairma n pre-11t•nltid Mil'IJ,: Shoron properly. Kennedy I n 1944, 1,1uns of the U. S. hl wi l l be Mo111hiy, Sept. 1 2, at 7 :30 hesl man n us, Ve e even ing stars a r e Th Sunda)'. fao;iil)' for hi s bro t her. Jone■ who prese n tt'd a musical Army en the wei.l ern front fired p. m . at the Q;rad e sth onl. Helresh­ Mr. a n d M rs. Joh n Montgomery, host· s.. at a ro okout to t he fol low• Hnry S n yder Jupiter a n d Sat urn. r . and Mn. t A m bt•r� ! r r e i::isle r rd Miss Mu r y weekend ln& guests M r . and Mrs. R ussell and Mr. 11n� Mrs. Wm . Sullivan Colu m bus spent th e prog ram i n lrihult• to Sler>hti n the firRt Ameri ca n shells t o ment8 will be 11cr ved. All p.arc nt s o n thiN day i n history: t he 1,!UCSLS. She wo re a black and J?oste r . Mis& .Jorwli ,rn n � thret• or rl'111· h r.errtlan soil. are ur11ed 1u atte nd. In 1898, the Emp re ss E l izabe t h with thel; pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Elizabeth Collins , hav e retu.rn ed from a trip lo w h ite dress with white shoes and Carlos Snowd e n and Jeff and Mr. Mr. · and Mrs. Clarence Hodges, Nprth CafOUna \fhere they visit­ o f Austrla-Hu naary was assassiAllendi n&: in additio n t o 1 h e J: l oves a n d o while ros ebud c or- n ated in Geneva by an anarch• a n d ·M rs. Franc is �optsomety, of M artinsville, Va., Mr. a n d M rs. ed M rs . W m , Sulli.van and son · Nuge. Harold Collins of nea r Po meroy, Dickie McGui re and family. Lane:sville. president were Rubert Hee gle, vlt·e Isl. and Mr s. Richard Oiler, o f Mr. th e Mrs. B ro wn. 1n o ther r esid p e nt; 2. An olJnl AOROSIJ a n J ette e Law re nce, t rea• M r . and Mrs. Darrell Burson ,Ill. O,,triQb. In 19111, Ge n eral John Pershin&' Mrs. EQit.h Welsh spe nt Sahu­ boY. I, Wonder­ like sure r ; 1--'uull ne B rower , secre t a ry, bride, rhose a floral print be ige and 2!1.000 so ldi ers or the U. s. a n d f�mily, N e w CarJiaJe, were Ricky a n d �teph en, MiddJepo rt. and Sunday with h er aunt, day Mrs. Lo uise Niet ols has re • Edith Davi s, (�cl.) land '• satln sheath d ress and a coraage 1st Division were weleo meit home w ee k e nd guests or the i r parents, blN an(! Hubert Pr ice , princi pal. ••Mn.d ____,. 3. Jog Jt. Ne1.. of white rosebud s. from the war with a reception in M r. and )'rt. A. �- Nummer and turJted �ome frop,. v�i,ting r el•· tL Bolivia.II, t. Mu■lo Uvo Mrs. John Lares epe n t th e A rece ption for auesh wa& held New Yor k City. M r . and' Mos .. M . O. -11\iraon-'. 'nlelr . U\'ea .in MoAithur and a't · Nor- · t1Xport Chlll'llclO!' vot.o folk, Va. In th e social room of lhe thurch, ekend here with her broth.er, e w ed ho me with In 194�, President H arry Tr u• 8on Rud y returnd Ii. JCvenlnr 11, Coma 113, Jex• h c n o Cl d whi ch wa s dr c orated with ar­ Clyde Mr. Adfms and sister Lida. ?,t:J'I. Jiin pr e af 1omeUm let ap�� ii.a a: !IS them (poet.) U. Cl rclu of was � 1,amJly, <;!ol.ttmtiu.s, we�e . !he range men ts of Quee n Ann's lice , man, bo�h Houses of con re o ttage prayer meeting C p e . . la h r � � 1flijl � .Cf.,nll 4r JU1 · 6. Rccll ne4 and an o f wuhin&ton turned out Uon llrht .. , l C at inton g n i g e re k en sts e e vu;itmg e ev h reenery afld ivy. The. bride's we gu nd Monday held Mr. a nd , Mra. ·eiarenee Might ·• '/ . .lntoni, It. lllvel' :18, S<okll lable was lovely In white lace to welcome home General Jona- !lave bought tbe Nick Gru,aer �heir parents, M r . •�d Mrs. Chal­ Faulk's. I;!. Cntch, p iell.Cl.kel than Wai n wri. � ht . . gallant oet., . ( rov er , <"e n te red with the weddln1 Mn . Alic e Moore spe nt W ed­ li� Greer al\d Mr. and Mrs. $5, Blttar J'- Romun hert'.l of the fo rtress on Cor re gi. prop erty ahjf •r� r,uae,t.,Un1 i t, kev. r K e on kr lght 1-18 Soc cake topped wlth the. mluiatu re h,ve r pu Clonch. a n d Thu rsday with her The ,e nesday � y G , Max Edmundson. Langsvllle e tl1h velall 11,DIdor. t ei, Mo. C. E. R oec her of c R e v. Raymon Konk r l11ht, pas­ bride and 1r oom, en circled with e in Columbus. JJis, s hom new a ed 1u-. Norlhwe,tfor drl\'er s bu achoo! 0. other19. ll'lnll• tor or the Heath Metllodist Ivy, with white candles In white Mrl. Blll Smith was re•admit- Chester. erri Local SchOOI Dl1triet Is con. wlso DW\t 18, Two• Thought for today: Austrian Churc h, Middleport, was Jn Oak mi l k g l asa hold ers tied wlth white ted lo Holze r Hospital this week. Mfe. Je rry Colme r and Miss 10. Sp u m" aca.led: IL Roonuc. ta. 11111G11 1 author J<�ranz Kafka said: "Only fined In Holzer Hosp ital totHill F &�tin bows on either side. r ¥,r. alld Mrs. Wayn e Rupe, Carol Haif; gey c all ed on M rs. iday whP.re he alt e nded 17, Anybody bleycl• lowln1 a he8rt attaclt. lf, llllrllall lhe mee tl n a: of the Po rts mouth Mrs. Donl ey Relbel and Mrs. our �oncept or tim e makes it · Im p�rla�. ���tr., • re l'lsltlng: this Fred Filling er recently. JB, Half 18, O(lllUr• 8.3. 0arnten, dau&hter and Lutz: llllab Mr!I. Di1 l rlct C ommittee on Me mber­ Danny Brown serve d the cake poesi l;ll e fo r us to speak of the Mrs. Kathryn �h,et.l of GaJli- we� Wlth lilt mot,her, Mn. Alma Cllllll reft'Co a& Yeut oa day qf judgment by that n ame ; PICNIC AT PARK ship and Evan1ell1m held at the ------ ---lq. Prl!lll• 19. Waiat brewlnc of �Pf!! and oi1',:r r,1a�ves. In re,ility it is , summny court polis were · s,turd,.y callers coe.t · dent111I · M ethodist Church Ches�erC\'a'tlge No. 2609 wil l Uquora Vr. and Mrs. Dand Napper wltll Re\'. Mrs. Garnet Wlll1Jm�o . p in ·perpe<ual sessi on. IO. Hebrew uplrant 8f. Qiw. Howa rd Pettit ol Jackson, chair­ Mr. and Mt,. Caah Zl,merspan J:r. (Lefia �sill) have rented have a picn ic at Po.rtla nd Park sneu11N •. X.�r•• man. Su n day. All members are urged to ,i,lte� SOnc/'l' with hit �!,!er, th Flo"I• l>h!J)ipt properly. (var,) l)llarp , Du ri ng the afternoon meeting ,Jeffreys attend. -lohn Mr,. and r y Mr■ • Bert'ba B)'ron ,-t $t."1?l. , . It, .A.ecumu• plan, for futurti meelina:, in lhe � Mra. Nellie Tracy, Po'd;\.�l'oy, 11 an 10h of lndlanapolit, JJld., c�u� TO M,,T intere■l of the chureh weni dis­ Emma teachinl In the 'place of Mrs. Mt,. Cush Johnaton of Bradbury, were euesed 11 n d a tent■tlve 1chedute The Poffl e roy Shakespe are Club Sammy and ot bu-+--+--+--+--+-� Larkin ;l'ohu connlescina: Conway, dee. to Low ell A., Nartlly Vu'rlel Foley 'fi'hO 11 · meet at the h ome o f Mrs. T. A. :will lor the year w11 made. The �turdQ evenin1 dlnller gu e ,ts after recent sbr£ery. 1 , s,pttmMr Beave r , Lot IQO, Middl eport. •. Pul'Gllue Co un cil of Evan1eli1m Henne ssy on W ed n f!sday aftern oon. whic h Tom Chafin,' 1 :tNO 1radu1te or r,ln. Bertha At(lo■. The J.,.1mgavllle Church will Clifford, Lena Holter to Man­ >.filll meet on Odo ber 1 1 to 18 ln hav e their annual J1orneeo1:9ln,1 n ln1 o.· webst e r, parcels, Sutton. of the local hl'lh sthool, h■ s ·emTIie volunteer flrt department A hJric)ieon at 1 p. m. at ih e Circlo 81oominaton, 111., w11 also di•• Sunday, Sept: 11 , There will' be �n1Wertd a call to the PraJI pro• llt;istaiira n t will precede the meell 'Manning 0., Mary A. We bster , ployment in C1ev•l■fld, 'l'.... cuqed, . A; ppro:xlmateb �30 penona at petty on SaJein St., Sunday where Ing. a bask et dinner at noon. Everyo m to Clifford, Lena Holler, parcels, U. l'mrier Othe r mlnleters att e ndlna: were ,1 H, la W('l comed. The Gospel J4. r• SuttOa. Rev. l:u1ene Brown, Po meroy mony Boys will be pre,ep( , t(I Robert and Ma r 1aret Barrett to and Rev. Rober t Ca rd, Chester. 13. .uid Uelelle Nalaon, pareels, Rutland. sing at the afternoon service. h, The Jasoer and· Faye Powell to Curtis , and B ert ha F. Jo hnso n , 8 lefts, D Revlnl services, Snowville Me• HOLZIR H05'ITAL Sutton. thodi•t Church' ' on Route 680, Admitted Sept. 8; Marti n A. H ollis and Letha Clark to Ken• PiffCe, Middleport; Charl e, A. Sept. 1 1-17, 8 p. m. each evenln1 eo,,e11 Jr., Racine; Mn. Robert Rev. Fred Jtlckson, ev1nae11,i, n eth V,., Mary Lou Madden, .-17 1 A., Rev. Kenneth Nason, putoi'. saustiun. C. Story, Pomeroy: Ros er Allen Don•� A., Ruth Gosney to Ruth Wilt, Middleport. The Official Board of the Heath L. Ge,17, l�l l, lltdd lepor!. - Creed Bi rths, Sept. 8: Mr. and M rs. J'10\t1 .ashley, IUxfne Albley, Methodist Church wlll meet Sun­ -. Botch Charle, KI.-Jn, Pomeroy, aon. ... Plclw Di11miesed Sept. 8: W. Paul Phil• day e\'enini at the eh11rt;h In Lola 8. He rdman, Pauline Garri• son, Denni, V. Carri eon to Ralph out llp■, Dnrld Glb11on, Mr■. Robert Mlddl,port •t 7:30. All Tru1tee1, llrlou1 S,ilder, Conni• Snide r, lot 85. li:ldDOWN Ste�nda. Cbalrmen of \' . Adaws. Mn. Do n ald H ersman. . I. Book Chariea Rackley. Bobfµ't Po�, eomtnilalon, and preaidenta of the dkeport. Robert L. Griffith, dee. to D.liay Yrt. Addle Carter, lll'II. Mollie dlUerent or1anlutJon1 are n­ I . GdHith Uarr, Jeale Griflth, arrld. queded to be present. Lltteral, Francia Martin, Charles , OBYP'IOQUO'Jl!l - Delft 11ow 'l"he Church Council of the of lran■., futton. TaJlor, Sheryl Evans, Randall A X )' D L ll 4 4 S II Jeaale Griflth, det. to Dalu Grif­ Webb, Jlme, Cooper, Joni Mur­ Finl Blptiat Chui-ch, Middleport, II L O II 8 G l' ID at fith Marr, affld. o f t.Rna., Sutton. L L O W will l"�t Supd,-)' evenln1 :�0 ray,' Debbie RJte, Mn. John o·. , Belly l>eWoU, ' dee. 'to M1uouri .. ltttff llmply 11a114, l'Or another. 111 Wa ampla A. 111 ... Dt!ll, Mr,. E. llartow JonM, Mr,. ror thtlr meetina:. At 6:10 the lol' tht thrM L'■, X tor the two o•, .eto. 8bll)I ktten. Jobn S,:lht, Mri. ftay /enkina and Yo\).th · t,uow■hlp will ' h•Ve 1 DeWatf I Grifflth, ■hid. ef tftn1., Sutton. ;; .......... th• ltoltll all4 fOrm&lloll .. lllt -- e,11 dauahter; Mra. Camel'\tn Ander­ chm 1upPft •t the cdurc�b. Orba E. Stout, John W. Stout io - dot lllo _ _ _ ,M_ aon and aon. � 11 Arthllr H11a;h11, llary L, Hufhea, ' · A OIJpllplqa Q,,olalo!I · The Central nA will hold Ut atn., �lplo. CHIU SUPPIR SI:( tbe!r l!rft al Ibo IMTIIIIO UT !jP A OhD! SUpptr will be held 1h11 Monday i.t I • �- ft the sc�opl. li!L CAIIPO, ·!hi, UPI-Th lo­ Th� UUHI • II Bttter Htalth comln1 Sunday evenltt( at the 1"l,r1t 1' 1 I Z ll r. 1' l' Q 1 e,p.tl,t Chureh. or M'4dlepdrt fol' CJub will nieat Mondll' eYenln1 cal Jun1- Obaniber of Oo11111b41rce the home of Mn. Robert Bot¥'• lit up 1h11 lloulfl" -· town te•0 Dlemblrt of the �Blpti■t Youth '' Ftllowahlp lneludlna: the Junlor e'!, •Ub Mn. Clifford Jacob■ i■ cenU,. · • Gi-oup, J\lllllor Hilb ind the Senior ed-boattp. Election of omcen 1h Jaycee, •old Ulou•ndl ol Hl1h tro\QIII. Time dllor-UMloor to niff . of the ,upper 11 wtll be .ll�4 alld then will be • llshl bulbs wlutt llljkut aale. DioU7 1 for �t�. " ' 6:'4) D. Dl. I The Medical Fr aternity's Stand I 1 f • ls:.� W 0 , , . . I I I �� lr,1R�P.� I I 0 ii\• J,W ,� If» ••. N If »:!t: �· "1' W ..... �- 1q ' firM •!id _ lA�: Sheer I llusion 1.;,1,r- ,\iii!! I I , -., . ,u · ., Q , n Comm,t t,ees Vt'� r6 I� 'IHI_ ', . :t , , I I Ut ��,,, , �:! :r• . .. ' !f, · ' g Pt fr lf1..� ¥rs, I I . •• •• '• • . • •• :' . ill ,Local D. A . R. M embers Entertained Portland P TA At Klein Home In Middl eport Friday Names M embers ' ' ' ii I ... '' • r, . 1 ll· • �!J!�,r . y,P:_i,J. t ,-�. ''i'f" 1 1,lfjtJ t,Ul! ' · · � , f ll.,..., I� . p·• ' I . .. -.• �• .• . rroD \Y AND nsr�RYV I --·- Event� Of We-ek Thomas fork -==:::=::::::==-- .Dfrll. • I a garage was on fire. The pro­ perty is rented by Mr. and Mn. Ll oyd Dugan and eon Marty, who wNe oot home 11 t lh� time. Very JiHl e damaJe re■ulled. PTA SPONSORS PARTY The N orthwt-stNn Local PTA 11po nso red a party Thur1d.11y, Sl'pt I , at Ill e H: utlo nd Cirade School. AP· pro x i mate !� suity pr.,...sehoo l firs t graders i1n<l thE'ir parents we r e g uesl1> Mrs Marg11rel P!lrsons and Mrs. Olive Page. first itra de L, ach · NS. li! rl'eted t he guests and ex pl ll 1tl l'd what l he} woulrl try to accompl!:.h durrng the coming �chuul year. DAI LY C ROSSWORD �-- ' ':Ill-= ... ..... =.. �·=--- 'IT· - ·- - i�ey .. Rev. Konkright Attends Meeting 4t ()pk Hill -.. c_, .r . :;r Me1gs • & Mason Coming Events ,��-� !���-�!',8 r. :a i�:� I o!u/1 P411•l' ..» _.. 11t 111 19a1· w z m o v irv q. . . . J . •• • .,, -·- r., ',...�---�-�- -- -·-- ---.� ,- .. -- ____._ .... I • • •, -- r-.0- - , --- .. - � --- --- -�...�-------· . ·•--�1c:•·-··· · - • - ,.., _ _ _ ___...... .,..... _,. ........ ... ......... ... . .. . . .. .. _.....__..,, .. ... """'---· •�--�-�.-.---· - · • -.-.......-------� .. - -··..·--- · > • - ...... ... ...... . . . . . . . . . . � - � • • - . � . .. . . .. _______ ..... *••,, ,.·•----- · ··-·--•�.-�--• -r ... ..... - .. .. Pirates P1111ing For Yankees, Mason Countv I Colts Only Problems: Unitas' I Buckwheat • News Of Week J I Understudy, Elderly Linemen Mr .�� �;:• ::;,:it· Farm News Want RevengeFor Old Beating Sa,ton i u Daily Senti nel, Pomcroy-Mld epo t . 0 , Sept. 10, 1 960-3 � � � New In Farming ., Dairyman To Be Featured At • • A Illl ll:l' ] Conservat1on M eet1ng :!:r�:� 1 n d. N h I h� · • ■ pt lle d ll mtH. CO Unlt-.:t Pr..- lrtfffNtieftll both Bi.lhmo re runa as rhu c k Esr :.;�,d� ��;: I � ��� ����m A';:�f,., " I ' m quite 1ure th.at if Brow n chi l dren of Guy:vi llt> Billy Rife Bal The Pittsburg h Pi rtl.el, clo■in1 lrada 1081 hill n inth gam■ �:;: IM�LE U�ActvancH Tai National Cont•lf mor1· Calls aeek an u n precedent tu1 d to play ror a pro l on ged returned home wn h the for a i n on t h eir first National League m The Car dmal1 sul l hopeful or Below lS the talk i>en n y Barker ed thi rd co n secuuve National str etch h.t' wo u ld demon■lrate 1hort Vl.!lll. pe nn a n t sin ce 192'7, now ar• root• catchi n g Pittsburg h , defeated the 1 7 ) 1'.t r ol d Pl Pleau n t F u ture I F11utb11II Le11g u e champi o nship under pre ssure a lot �ore ab d 1ly Isaac Bar rel l is I n the VA Hos ing for a � York Yankee ■u rge Phillies just before time ran out t�armer member f r om Sou t llside, with t hl.' rer vent hope tha,1 noth · than he has so far, say1 cau- pilal ;ti Hu tingto 1n the AL t h at would brlr1g about . ' BY C. E . BLAl� E S L E E t' I s . . oich Weeb Ewbank. W Va . has gwen In win n ing 4 ing wro ng happe ns to b r ilhanl j tiou, c a revenge meetm& that tiu 1mol­ on Walt Mory n ■ three•ru n horn . . Charles . • ,,, ,, n �," well. "" . er i n the fifth. Stan Mu1111I we nt County Extension Ao•nt I �- ,,·, a p . !lust''" v ' · as hc is c .." m F'fA Public Spt>akmg contests. J ohnny U n itaa. ObVIOlllI Y. th OUi h Ewba n k an d deroed for 33 yei.n. The Ya nkeem Lloy d Wood 11 1tHI poorl y. "Fol lowing the row l'aths of rnu11ly k n own , is n o stranger i n Be n ny hi!& won his c ou n ty a re a 1 ' le the Colt, would ulher awe,1 four 1tr aight fro m t he 3 for 3 a n d drove m th e oth er n�•l l · t0· , r . nd Mr Smi Mn. Jam th es St . Louis ru n to give Larry Jack• Life" 1s th e tlllf' uf thl' fc.illir•·d Me igs County as h e serv ed as D e apit e th e Colts' w e alth of 1 te g 0 n a co n te John n y, who pan ed for a record 1 Marti n 111 nd thr ee d.auC bten, Gale, Bucs tha t season . �� co :t�8� , , nl d l h • tal ent, they 're a different team 32 touchdown son his 16th wm. Robin Ro berta talk to be g 1 \·en al th L' 1 7 t h Judge of the dis t rict . G uern sey �;; _ :�·e _ 1 l ut sea &O n a_ nd c,,,v1 and "-nna • __ all of Col e . lu■t his 1 5t h. . r th M wll en h l h a p, · tt,b gh .i n'1ua I mee l m ' u c c1gs ...._, ur r., =uc ed a· t B m•g·1c , duri ng the few occasions , , l c rece n t M e 1g.s C oun 1 Y s ow t x .-; th d , r l l v o ow u for r S t a t e r e on. n t he las t t L.d h e es t . e e n . _ . . ••• umbus spent Mon day w•· th h,·, num.,..,-r .._ to 1 5 by ectgI ng th e c h I·· the ' S 111 1 ('.ouservat1on n 1stnct to be Fair He has also be en in t 011 the fi e ld. Unitas is n aeorlng pa&aea in 37 straight I aunt and u,cle Mr. and Mr, test he comp eted agains t the . Wlllle McCovey'1 lead•oft hom­ held a t Racm e 1-li:.ili S,·l,u,,I ,,, coun 1Y severa t t t m es at G uernse y s tate winners of Mary l and and cago Cuba, 4---3. Friday night, Unita s' u n d erstudy i s Ray games . 1 er in the nmt h mnmg of the Chu. a Hire nd children , Pal l y while the Yankees d oted to ·K Munday eve n 1ng, St!pl. 1 9th C I events He is a writ er for Hoard's De laware. Brown. ■ third . year man who LI nemen A•I.nv op ene r gave Sa n Francisco ita .,. n d Larry. a . R. Huston. ua t iomlll�· know n Da1ri•moJL, 1s a publ1l' s peaker. 1s with m a h alf game of fir■I place · r or h"16 I aw d e• Friday, Sept. 16, 1 960. Ren n y s, 1 II ·15 st ud ymg A1tde from ,econd-11tr 1 n g quar• . ,plit with Cincmnati. Th e Reds dairyman frum Medina .,, 11 be I an app ro \· Cd G u ern sey J. Ud g r , will part ld pa t e in th (' N orth At· gr ee al th e U n iversity of Mis■is• ter back . the Co l t.,; ' on ly "probBallimort- by defeatin g Detroil, Mr. and M.n. flon al Rife an.nt r beat the Gia n ts in t lle n ightcap d l hc m.ii n s peaker for th,• C"vent I 1· udgmg al the Dallas, Tt' X!IS show ,n h>s tw 0" ,eii ,-" ns w I· th th e lem1" appear l o be the adva n c• the wee kend witll hl1 P pare nt & 4· I · lanti(' Regio na l Co n t('sl at Spri n g. ,,p-, . . . o n Bob Purkey's 1 7th t ri u m ph, .aceord mi: to Cl areo!'e Pnce, I m I 960. k ey linem e n and a t te nded the funeral uf hn; Sox, th·ir d ri ll ld, M•·•. ·,,s !h ere Colt�. Brow n has p r oved a good Ing age of &e veral = When h e w, . which equa l l ed hia all ·ti me ma­ T he C h icag_o WhI" I e . . i · t b oi.r d of pun llas r'ia1· r m••• ur t h e d ist nc well t o er n p l and ay e d ,� · "• i , k ely chance Iha! un cl e ' ttarl an Rife -• a n.d the nol -t� - S, tu r•· jo r l eagu e high. J o hn ny Antone!• �y· in t h(' sta n d 111gs are on Iy J½, Conserv ation is one of Lhe in • Ii e WI 11 go to I he N a t rnna I fA I de fen se . . . " Su pe'.,,,,· ,,,s. tur C team hampionshi n · v irtue of a �2 �ther will · th1a p 1lion Mrs childre Kansas n c d Mr. ity t n a in a of compet . it Ii WB.'l crediled with his fifth win ga m es back by The an n ual meeting will sta rt le rt'sts of Mr. Hu ston as he h s a October. Arm Not Strong c . Chas. Rife pla for ent who re ere up w e com Ji 1n the first. nurna• rar victory as nce over Oriole r m oad the experie . al 7:00 p . m . with a chick t> n b . • s. B III hI.' ha_s n 't d emo n st r a t. ed t h_ • ' · I n other lhe f u neral l l of . !hear 1 2 were a n io na wi e , I! t t d th t ti ar 5 e League er ican r Ame . 1 ' J/ s bar becu e s er ve d by !he Senior 1· � . Among 111e l i ne men who may �- j Those of you who would like tr ong pas sing arm r equired in _ I .�rold R � . G "'"'1 e ; M n . J uan games, Washin glo11 tigllte ned ih ' s speech can d o so I th e N FL and t he Co l ts have nut show some s ig ns of wear an d H Cla ss a nd moth e rs of Racine High knov. n Franc hesler fa r m s as a I t c hear Benny I x o oc n 1 rs. a , Sa t an r. M 1 SIGNS BONUS PITCHER M d · S c h ool. Ti t· kets r re he comp l etred 32 over r,d ,. o s ta t ,· "- n W J,, · "'. H n eA• t I mo \' ed we II on the rar e occasions tear a re Art Don ova n. vt bo ha& Joseph Rile Chillicot he Mr. and gri P on fourth place by dipp ,· ng are a vailable herds m an wh r . BALTIMOR E UPl- The Balli• Cle veland , 8-2, ■ n d Kansas C1l y ph.1 ed 10 season s m the l eague · M s. H e · E a·r from any cne of t he di s t r id su• 1 years as arm manager O th c Tu esday, Se p t. 13 al 1 2 : 30 p. m. ' , e ' S b more O r ioles have Hlg ne d 17•y ear• l t he At rass whe r e o ne gr e beat Boston, 3-2. farm. efore. e w b g Choo1ln11 cu..r in Agric ultur• pervi sors and £rum leadi n g C O· . over 1200 acr . Don Joyee ( 9 seasons), Gin� M;_ a n d ��s· Cha1· , ru�=, . old Dave M Billin gs, cNally of r n s irul• e Th cond Man• s1sla o l Carch BNt Phils A s 1s e u A is e h gr time present � p I e y (8 ) Muehet r1 cs,' ArI spmn operators o ve r t he coun t y as wt' ll · "There is 110 future , ,gricu l • a, e: hte d an r all s d u Judy Ja of n ie Ho n l., f or a bonus e stimated al · • · games St . Lou!' remame� six a s from m embers of t he Sen ior a er . of the . N. 0r t hem . Oh 10 ture 1 n a decli n ing indust ry, the t ure ln d ustry. Fa rmers depe nd and Bil l Pellin gton ( 7 ) . All e xcept St A l ba n M r. d M R be I r I $85,000. McNall,I', a lefthand ed On a t --· e mg Assoc u p o j d i n Brc e dmg n a larg e a n d eo m p l ieet e bac · l or P1 ab• k l' :J •• " �U.11 burgh with a 4 1 - --- - - i ! � Ul farm popla! ion i s s ta t ic, th ere I Spinney are defe n sive player&. J 1 f�• Ru . an d• Mrs. Hete n n.c l· n· brev ia t ed five-inning win over pitch er , allowed on l y t wo ear ned , charge of t he fi eld service. Wllh ar e reW j ob op or t u n it ies for du s t ry to furnish supplies, equipn itaM' three pasJJ i ng targe-t1 -U p t, � alu ""ell, Mr. and M rs. Leo Phi l ad el phia that was called by r u ns and struck ou l 259 ballers I his so n Ca r l. Mr. Hus t on . now I you ng men . t-: vcryo ne withi n the m en t and lo procellS the ir p ro- halfbae k Lenny Moore an d e n d8 harveridg Be e Athens Mr and Mn ., · duels. 3,000 coll ege grad u ates ea n opera te s a _100 cuw . re giste red ,ound ," 1 m 1" ,,., Lo1 An geIea downed �1 u•1 . in 110 inoinga in Amer ican Le­ Ray Beny and Ji m Mut�ch !ller- Ronald flife Patiy �nd Lar,.,, , rain, h,,rd "' e ha, ' fi n d j o bs in this fie l d each year. a re 81 good as any trio m lhe I Gue r nse y d airy at Med ma, 0. waukt1e, 5· 3. while San Franctaco gion play thi• eummer . t hese a n d simila r s t atem ents i n a I· te ,or lhe USAF · , t h ome. Don , • . · . d ef ea t ect c·mcmna a I Th e l, rm ma c ha · n e ry -• equa p ..-2 , m 1·1, • · the · · · history o( tlle NFL. , m M onta na could not be here: In atldil1on l o t h e mai· n spc a k. r ece BILLS SIGN BUZYNISKI . nt y e ars. What are t he fac,ts me n t i ndustry alone ca n ...,. pener use o or 2,000 twia le n doob ight Amech• At F u lllNck Mrs. Helen Rei n ha. rt and ch1l• beader and lost the seeond , 3-2, . er a l th e unnual mee t i ng uf t he -I S th ere, a f u l u. re fur anyone 1 11 men. I n addition we have the BUFFALO, N. V. UPI-The Alan (The Horse) Ameche 11 dre n v k R 1ck nd Rand 7 lo thE: Reds i n oth&r NL action . Buffalo Bills of the Am er ican dist r ict 011 Sep t . I Qt h a report t o m orrow s a,e: r :�ullure ? h � m cal, ferli l izer, nd a c eed, f ba ck a t fullback wi t h. Billy Pric- a n d C m"d Y,' C'.a ld we11 , ,pen Le i u s exa m me toge t h er th e . l � )'. 1 lh e Football League hne sig n ea 1 of d is trict activities will be pre• bu1 d mg m dust ry. . . r er to spe1I hi m . Mike S om n.ier · r t por e. ies r l ur 1 -1· I u o irs o II o l.llll 1 p past w eek with her parenLB, Mr. Dick Schofield 1howed h e was sen t cd by board mem� rs Servlin e ha ck er Bernie Buzy n iski . He A Jtur Th h r •e e t ir d grou i s g p ha i the edge for the ru n nin g and M rs. Chas . Rife. Mr. Reinhart a n ample replacement for the 1s expected to be m the sta r t in . ' , � ing on t he g o v erning bu� rd of ) el us di st in guish. betw een farm , g h n r h r ��� f:: � n�: Jo� �� , halfbac k. spol over Alu Haw . came for the m Saturday. Th ey i nju red Dick Groat when he blast• defensive line up aeainst th.e New distric t a t t he pr esent t i me are i ng and agric u l ture. Farm i n g is ��:,��� n . waa m n �rid•y a I e sc who kms, a c r . a ' . . ' spent Tuesday with her aister ed a two-ru n triple in the sixth York Titans Su n day. . chairma n < .:lar en ce Pr ice ; set: r e- but one ph.a�e . It 1s the on e w e this he l d. Th e t ype or J obs v ary a st ar at Sout_ h. Ca roli na. t the product i o n of our Mrs Ju a ,,·ta Sa,,•v n an d fa m a· ty, i nn ing to give Pitl!burgh its t·a r y·treasure r , Th<'• r co n J h n son ,· know bes . . V etera n, �!II m� n the aeven, Thu rsday with M rs An na John- eigh th victory in the last 1 1 I and members Harnld Carnah an crops .illld' h v es loc k, but agr1eul • grea. t l y becauM: wh . er.e l here . is r a mes5. g iculture, there IS big b 1JS . fo rward posa t ,ons an th e Colla slon a nd family, Thursd iiy n ight ga mes. Vin egar Be n d M iz.ell, witlt ' ar I y ll ous h an d Rex S'1e n er 1c Id •' t11 re·• in t he broad s en se' in • Th ' n k r the m e n wh0 mar age superb defen . eludes not only fa rming bul all ' I _ . � , and friday willl her siate r M rs. ninth•in n in g aid f rom Elroy Face, . Up fr� nl m th e lme will be Dor(l th)' Beveridge a nd him ily of wo n his l l th game . Two membe rs on the boa r d will the equipme nt. the supplies, the 8 r:! d o per ate o ur gram elevators , rage slo our d stockyards our a Marche ll! and Ordell B raase. be elected JI lhc meeting. Ev ery services, th e rc�earch, and the wareh es. , . u T_h i n k of . t hc sales· bo t h 240 pou n ds, al �h e e nds, Athens . ous Pit tsburgh scored iU oth er two ma r keting necessary t o produce l a nd own e r 1 n t he county. ou \ . Mr. a nd Mrs . Sib Patte rson of s ide of m unicipali t i es, is eligibl e the food and fiber for our peo• men. the c redil �genc ies, a r1 d the w � lh 288-pou nd G ene (Big Dad dy ) Way nes b urg spe n l Friday nig ht runa with the he lp of two Chi. cooperati ves s_c a t te red Lipsco mb and 270•pou nd D onocago erro rs in the second, Ern ie p i e . As t he populalio n or our farm Coming Soon To to 'vo t e. wit h Mr . a nd Mrs. {.bu. Rife. t h r oughou t th e lalld. Ap; ricu l lural bei n g v iii� at t he �ck les . . Jcyce , who Banks and Frank Thomas The M eigs Soil Co nsen·ation counlry incr ea s es, certai nly t he Mr n s Jerry Bowe and Mr . a nd respo nsible for th e Cub m1& Distrid since i ts o rganization on m•cd for ils p roducts in c reases. Co llege gr��ua tes op�ra te g r.een ! weighs 25:i will relieve Donova11. es , a r tif cal breedmg s ervice s us h mer wuc Thursday gu ests o f Mr cu e s.. c ki n g u p the line will be Ba l ? In. h ou r wit then, Agricullure serv ed been has 943, l 4, June IIILL THEM Yoanell with ARAB ig and poultry h atcheries, � nd Pe l linglc,n, Di ck Sr:yman s ki and a n d Mrs Wm. Fol mer, Ne:w Ha· hy Lwo conserva t ion ists t he late 1 <-rease d gruw t h, must be a gruw . pfeed Rookie Bill Stafford, who m akes U-00-lT TER.Ml'l'E CON�ROL su ppl y st or�s . Good Ea rmma: I Don S h in n ick a l l 230. Milt Davi s ven . F. J. Recd , and since 1948 by I i n g a n d expa nd in g indust ry. This ■-..-. 1100 .,. In<>..., £a.a) ... ... N• Ca se y Sten gel look 1 0 years . Phone WY •2-3202 mea ns good busme �. s. . barm le plante. Profenhm.-.1\r prn,11 Mr. and Mrs . Scott Fol m er and you nger beca1.1i;e of his wm.ii ng a n d Car l Taseff are ba ck at the . Carl Bilikam. The supervisors I dues not mean h owever, that I ,-.•re prolecUon. G•I FKEI!: told•r at Pearl Street cu he T g pos itio ns Mr�. A nna Ja mes we re recen t resembla n ce to Wbitey Ford i n defensive secondary f.ot'.rt � gro u p 15 � n \ •-. Lumt.. Yant. Tli0<>.....ia 11•• IL wo rk cl osely With t he S oil Con· every pa r t of agricul t ure o ( farm• I tural Educ� Approxi RACINE, OHIO mat r l y t rnn . I wit h Andy Ne lson and Jo h n ny guests of Mr. and Mr s. Byron 1 950, scattered six Detro it hi t s servalion Service of Lhe USDA. ing is increasing. new ob , ach re e avallab�e 000 � s J :l Jan Sampk at safety. You arc i n1 c res tc d in the fu . I in gaining Jiis thi rd victory since · which provides the tech n ical ser. ear : H you en.}Oy farm ltfe a�d 1 F•w N-,wcomers Mr. and Mrs. Patri ck Wood joi n ing the Yankees on Aug. 15. vice to th e District. The job of I lure. l e t n11.' give you som e fact s yhe l pm � 0 t 11 er peo ple, a careet .n ' t hl' su pervisors is t o plan a pro• to show l ha t ag r icu l tu re is a 1 So we!J. stock ed are the Colts a n d neph ew Da n ny Will o f Pome• Minn i e Minoao 11 nd Luis A pari­ Ed ,u ea \ J on could be a rewardmg wit h experienced p erson nel t h a t \ roy a nd Mrs. Freda Fi nn y of c ia each d rove in two run s as the , gram of soil and water l'Onserva- growi n g and expandi n g indust ry. servi c e . 'f'.hes e m en and women Kansas were guesl!i Monday of Whi le So� made forward motio ns n o more tha n four or fiv e n ew• . tion wil h in th e confines of t he Firsl, .11griculture all an indusar e fa m iilar 10 us as C� un t y comers hne much chan ce of 1 Mr. and Mn. Jo hn Hartu n g. Mcig;; Soil Cons erva t ion Dis t ri ct tr)' is t he bigg es t buy er, t h e big• agai n . Bob Sha w picked up his Ag �nt�•. 4· H Cl ub Age� ls: \ o•Ag m aki n g the squad. Pfc. La rr y Bail ey arri ved Su n- 13th wi n , although be needed and to sup ervise the accomplish- g esl seller, th e biggest borrower teach erN: amt Co l le�c 111 s tr uctors. Th e most p ro misi ng roo ki es day fo r a visit wi th his pare n h and has th e biggest inve s tm ent Phone Wl-9-364 1 rneut of t h at p r ogram. , The fifth .grou p l s Agri c ult ur al a re Bo b Boyd of Oklahom a a 11d Mr. and Mrs. El mer Bailey. H e e ight h in n ing help from Fran k Since t h e formatio n o r 1ht> of an y stabl e industry wh ether Bauma n n. The White Sox reliev er There is a Jim We lch of So u t hern Meth o· 1 s sta t ion ed a t Georgia. POMEROY, OHIO di btr it:l over 550 coope r ators have it be m i n i n g, manufacturing or C o m�umc� lrnns . retired t he side wi t h two on and g�owr n g rield wh e re you work di st who are ba t tling Ta5eff for Marie a n d Marla Grues er were o n e ou t after Balti m ore had seor• h ad plans of soil and water con• transportation. servation prepa r ed on thei r farms Second. l h e in v entory of farm with people t othehe l p k eep them ll'P a d efen sive backfield J ob ; Zeke ov ern ight guests of t hei r gra nd• ed twice . J a ck Bra n dt batted in latesl d eve lop• Sm ith, �t andou t linebacker from parenls, Mr. a nd Mrs. Lewis H e rl''s BIG e"Ws'frOm"VO ut da le , on . Over 500 of these pl:ins are c ur• machinery alone is g rea t er tha n 10 � 1ncrea, ents . 1 h�. �d use of tcJe. .,\ uburn ; Jim Col vin, Hou�tWl Grues er . daughter of Ca n al Win�best.er 1 re nlly i n opera t io n . t h e a ssets of the Ameri can St eel NEW HOLLAND DEALER s ion, adio . a nd fil m s ha op nvi a e nt th-e we e ke n d with her par• r uese r G e aarenc Mra. , e and ag v M,. Bansa e l A lin a nd .i kle, c p ILf s � � During the past year pasture i n d u slfY, and five times th.a t o( , e,rt , up d w �otic ,iew gro up o r J ob '6ac'ker from So uthern Calilor ni,. or Morni n g Star we re Su n d a y ents, Mr and Mn. Llpyd Wood. improvt1J?1ent was 1hc hi rgcsl sin• the automotive industry. Barrin g injuries to U11itas and even ing g uests o f Mr. a n d Mrs. Mn. Myrta Rife, Wilkesville, Third. i t co ns u m es more ste el, �ppo rt u llit le�. At leaSl &IO new co. g l e prac t ice carried ou t on lable each ye r. avai e Ohs a J .also wa s a gu eRt. _ any ot her key p layer s, the Lewis Grueser. -or a . � uperalmg tarms. Thi s involved more pet rol eum, more t rucks, Fma ly, we co me 10 . farimng. Colts should prove mighty t ough Mr. a nd Mrs. Fred Bircher of Mrs . Do res Arnol ,t en t ered the 1,354 ac r es. Pasture re s eeding m or e tr actors, anti more e l edrif y u wa t the m oSt i port a n t romeroy spen l Wed nesday after­ Parkersbu rg Hospital Mon d ay. involv ed 733 acres duri n g the ci ty t h a n a ny other single i n du s- �Job �in ag r�icul t u re-lookm to th e to be at on ce again. Mr. and Mrs. W ende l l Frec ker noon wiLh Mr . 111 nd Mrs. Charles past year, Conservat ion crop ro. try. Euch y en over 200,000 fff Rac iri e e nter l ai n ed with a dfo, Rife and famlly. Oth er tuests Agricul t ure is tO<lay, as ii ha s farm. tatiuns accoun t ed fur anot her 449 u ng me n b�come fa rm ers . Mod­ ne r at t he Martin Restau ra n t i n were 0. A. Rife and Rkhard Cobb . . acr es. Olher spedalized pra c tices always been, one of o .1r majo r yo em rarmmg •� n o lo�� er _J ust a Middleport Sunday hon ori n g M r. S t . Alba n s. ies. tr indut basic c .2 n 1 i r yea uded l duri n g lhe (last 1 mea. ns of m aking a . h vi ng•it is a M� po rothy Beveridge ,a nd Boh n on a n d Mrs. Howard C. andi n g and m ile� of open drains t I mil es of It is i:t-owi n i!, ex rnok•t Carri., p Iola t,a.w N•w Hollond bu s 1n es s , 11 pro fession. Y o u can so n of Athen s spe n t Thursday their 53rd weddi n g a nn ive r sary. By Mn. John H■rtvn9 . obl n c h anging eac h year. As long a s t i l e drai n s, t he conslruct iun of 29 bola handling a on1-mo l beco me a Successfu l farm�r wit h Atte nda n ce a t Sunday school Mo n day gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. with her paren ts', M r and Mrs. farm ponds a n d 2 1 25 feel of w e ea t , wear c lothes, and live onl )' a hl gll sch oo l educa t io n, but . Sepl. 4t h was 60 eolle clio n $14.54 Howard C. Bolin were Mr. and Chas. Rife. in houses the re will be job oppor• pipelines. REW HOLLD'D 'I you can imp ro v� _your cha_n �s or Rev. Card fi l l ed his regulor ap- M rs. La rry Rous h , Debbie and H ersh el Justi ce call ed o n Chas. r ag in s e e. r u l tumli irul Whe n we con sider t h e ac t ivisuccess by addll1ona l. l rammg . . ftlW lall-Carrier; Junior of Gallipolis, M r . and Rife an d fam ily Su nday. pointm en t a l 10 a. m . li es of Lh.c di str ict o11er ! h e 17 Whal aho u t the fulur e of the Rega rd l ess o f the field o f agri­ Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. Rife called 1op1 for iloitl h•••hl1 vtnot!Utyl Meigs Equipment Mr. a n d Mrs. W. M. Da rst a n d 1I Mrs. Wen de ll F recker we re aft er yea rs o f i t s e xisten ce we find farm boy ? With t h e sur plu s pro- c ult� re a col lege edu cati. on ays o n Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Wood Mo n­ noon call ers. child ren, Wa verly, and M r . a n d much larg er figures. Con serva• duct io n of sum e p roducts and of_f m a n um b er of ways. F1. rp t 'l'he new low�o.at New Holl and Company I nc. 8 I Mrs Robert Seyfried of A l abama Mr. and Mrs . Horace Abbott day evening • 131" Baie Carrier cut.a labor 50 to . t ion c rop rotations top the lisl limi te d ls n d a rea, what oppor• will hs eat t the nu m e r ou s doors of Miugh your Billy Rife spen t the holiday '15%. Mak.ea one of were wee ke nd guests of Mr and e n tertai ned with a birthday party . . Where Quality Is Paramount wit h 10,339 a c res. Other common tunity doe s he have ? oppo rtuml� �p en to a person w 1 1.h Mrs. Wm. Eich inger Sr. , • chorea II breeze! with his aunt Mn. Juanita Saxton. of Friday after n oon i n Ji ono r Fi r st. we prac t i ce s on di9tric musl keep i n mind t far m s are • Goe■ to1ether lik• a eh1l d co l lege t rammg . S� nd, the r e _is POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. W a lter Garne6 OHIO Wsid anrl Newto n H u m phrey th eir son, Roger 's 7th bi rthday. w oodla nd pr otec t ion, 8,624 a cres, t h at l h e farmer for a l on g per• building 11et. Start with the 18-foot eat . deal of, pr ide a d Sil S- and Leroy Eichi nger atten and baby calle o n M r . and Mrs. d ded Pr e se n t w er e Sh e rrie Black s ton, 8&nd 4s ha years on of labor iod ed h furnis pasture impr ovement , 8076 acres ;acrio n m e� rrun g a col�e�� �e'ban unit and book Marie and Marla Gru eser , Con- H ershel Justice S1.mday. t he Ma ri etta Fair. . acres, and l e adersh ip fo r o thrr fi eldii. gree; aod lhi rd co ll ege trammg foot Hctiona up to 98 feet! Oper­ r farmi n g 4,6::!6 contou rol Mr. e n d M rs . Hug h Bea r hs a n d n ie Radford, Kathy an d Eddie ate& l'rom on., motor\ You cocitdia­ ' c on t our st r ip croppi n g 4,492 Our patro n sain t , Geor ge Wash · has do,lla�s an d sense 11 alue . daughlcr and son attended the Abbott, George Skinner, Jimmi e, 1 a locatlon ■nd direction of bale i.a eft ed h n, ingt l o r• e Mt. V belov acr es ;,,nd pastur e piunting 2938 Su r ey indica te thal a co ll ege 50th a nniversary of Mr . an d M rs. Ma rtin an d F rances Br oder i ck, charge from the mow floor or out. ! n on to serve as Ge n era l a nd a c res . 9ide the barnl J �e ca n ex t t o ea rn J. H. Kau t z of Worthingt on Su n · Mike and Edd i e Young, Billie and . Fro m t he se figures i t c an be Fi rst Preside n t of o ur c ountry. ;;; o1:i m or e In apf� ' e lhari a Come on in and eee the amazing I e t im ' · Bo bby Hysell, Middleport, Kevin day, seen that forage and woodland We m a y expect yo u n i m e n to h ig new, New Holland Ba le Carrier h sch o ol g r ad�at�. Or to iiu t , da u· \ Marret t. Da n ni e , Vicki an d Ro• Mrs Hazel Humphrey and here toda:yl improvemen t are two o f the out. l eave the far m in the fl.l t u rc just 11 _ t her way, if it cost s you ano ghters attend ed tlle Marietta ger Abbott. After game s were . · s t a nding problems on all farms as t hey have in t he pa st . The , to f an ce yo ur .�n e:e Fair Mo nday. \ play ed, refreshments were sen·• of t he area. Closely a l li ed wi t h farm boy o f today shou l d use his e$: uooot '1 n ;�e 1 t r n Mn. Dal e Smith a n d daught e r ed by M rs. Abbott, aa&isted by . fa r , e m backgrcund as a buildi n g wo r�� this is th e need for sufficien t ' . :8 t Imes �� 0 f t;e or igJ• vacy e L of E. M ri.. Da l e Hyse ll, Middleport, Mrs J. Mrs. d an Logan s or hlock ne z;;lo tepping ture u f As . k c o t water for t he lives to u se UP n al 1� ve5lmenl . It 1s true, college Jarie Abbott, Mrs. Arlee Abbott. of The Plains spent Tuesday with . !his for ag e. 292 fa r m pon ds h ave farm e rs the majori t y of us wil l tra . n g co ts, but Jt als o p ys. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bo l in M r. and Mrs. Wilbur Bail e y. :11 be en con struc ted on th e farms or na t urally t ur n to agricu l ture for ; � re �a r er 0 Mr. a nd Mrs. Scott Folmer a nd were Tuesday afte rnoon ca l l ers of cooperi.ilurs to hel p provide t his o ur occupation. The Qllestio n s we ba � ro und an� �Ff e d rs�� /P � � Mrs Ann a Jam es and Je ff Fol· Mr and Mrs. John Hartuniz:. wa ter and 6910 li n rar fee t of pipe have l o decid e-will it he far m• trem TRACTOR SALl!S mg a re Of g rea t t��P m . ing be it will of or de e p• o hundr line has bee n i nstalled lo ca rry a rtmg y ur eereer . Bui l d n Ph. WY,2-5101 Pomeroy Jiav thin° k r this wale r where it is n eed ed for po rlu n l l ies re lated to far m ing ? �� ou per e ce �!".""'""'�""""""!"""""""""'�-_i__� li: "�'"_l•�•�k'...'u�s_cc-_:________� Regardless of o ur ch o i ce , educa• a�u:Xyo u_r �eelt :, your s1�t' ua r10n, , . l ion is a necessity. � you r abll11! es and your athtu� e. There a re wond erful ca reers in !h en, select a co 11 ege o� tram­ . agricultu re ror th ose who tpre- rn_g cen ter that will prov1d.e )'OU pa re and mee t th e qualificatio n s with the ne c essary educat�on to Th ere is a g reat demand for gra. do th� you would hk e as dual es of La n d Grant Co lleges. y�ur hieJ�b s wo rk. Wculd y ou co� . It i� estima ted thal over 15.000 ; s1d�r, along with m a c:a ree r in �. new jo bs arc avai l ahk ea c h year. agr,l'� l tu re, a gr�';';m; end ex­ . A c olleg e deg ree could o pe n the pa11d111g mdust ry . Bring Your Ti res I nto Our Shop Beklre door for you to one of these ra rf'crJJ. Noon And Get Them That Evening Or Let me tell you so m e o f these MASTER MIX and o ppor1unilieN, Ther e a re a wid e va riety o f Jobs in Agricu l tu r al , Next Morn ing. MASTER-MADE FEEDS L AD•• Resea rch, industry, bu s i ne ss, edu- 1 cati on , comm u n icatio n s, a nd I MILD W l T&NT • farmi n g. OR L• CL &NING Ag r i cultu ral Rc11earrh may pro­ vide over 1,000 new job& each For GOOD APPEAR.\NCII aa,d PROTEcrlON SEE US FOR DRIVE YOUR CAR IN year . Researc h me n seek n ew fot EXTER.IORS l,011 can't: buy :a bettu white facts, n ew ua es for farm produ cts paint than Uaico. t bru,bca euily :a11d baa n.:· devel op new seeds, ne w ch emi . ccllcot: hiding quality. It ii mildew tt:ti.st:ant, eals, n ew growth sti m uletors, fume-proof. and non•toiic. Keeps i:hat ".new­ Phon■ WY 2-3254 and new uses for forest a n d lum . I No. 2nd St. pain1cd" look for • loac,::::"d it self dean• 1 her proliucls. Yes, th ey seek to MIIJOLIPORT ' ' a.toriot whilehag. A>k fo, Uai<0 Wea I NSTALLING and BALANCING lear n ho w to grow two blad es of •• I I 1 !� : !� = - I I I II I I . �z� I ' SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAI NTS I General Contracting I Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I I ° TERMITES �- NEW JOHN DEERE T R A C T O RS ° I I I MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. I RAC I N E PLANING Mill I I Rack Springs News Reported II I I ....�= - FULTON­ THOMPSON • I ;i Fall - · Needs Ready-Mix Concrete Spe,clftcations, Deliver It Right To Your Job •When Needed We Mix Concrete To Vour Own PRONE WY %-2115 POMl<:ROY, ORIO MULBECRY A.VI!. ' Saves Money - Time - Waste Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Page SI. •YOUR FAR■ o r HOIE ■it• mERIOR Wlllle PIIIT ONE DAY SER.V ICE FOR YOU R B U I LD I N G N EEDS Sugar Rul\ Flou r Mills Brighte.n. RECAPPING ■ ■■■ • ■ ■■■ ■ WE D0 - - ­ CUSTOM GRINDING Middleport Feed MUI e Seeds • Recleaning • Fertilizers I t I r•_. ,t .. '' Phone WY-2-3284 Mlddlepot1 a■ F REE SIZE 610x1S 750x14 710x1S 80qx14 760xl5 150x1' ·REGULAR $9.95 $1 0.95 $1 1 .95 WINTER $1 1 .95 $1 2.95 $1 3.95 KANAUGA TIRE & . RECAPPING KANAUGA, 01110 ALL WORK and MATIRIAL GUARANTEED 100% COLD COLD RUBBER USED .: •• ■ . Only $5.29 a golloft FREE: Paint Can, Paint Cap, 9d% Drop Cl!)lh, and Can Opener With 20 or More Gllilon Pnttbase POMEROY Jaet- -w. Caroey, Mgr. l'tlllne .WY-%-2181 ' • • . �.. Candlelit Ceremony At Minersville 1 Church (J_nited Miss Brown Mr. Cumpin,s Commentating Editorially 2-Daily Sen t inel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' Sept . 10, 1960 Rutland CoJQJDupity News I I ■, BY JEAN PARK GAt:,E $ATUJ�Y The Rud.and "Red De vils" foot• 1 . ball team will play BIS of Lan• c11st er on Chapma n Field at Rutla n d High Sch ool. 1his Salu r. day, Sept 10th ot 8 p m 1 !end ed th e Nazare n e Churt h pi e• me he l d al the vi l la g e park on Labor D.iy. D udley Smith. Columbu s , was tra ns fer red frorn Holzt>r lfo spHal f111anci.a l ly, rnakt>s no sense. It would amount ·�ere �ee,:ns to be a more or lt:'SS V. 1de­ Lo Univ ers t ty Hospital Wednes• to welfare :.ta L)m to an a lmost fa ntastie de­ thaJ the medical fra t e rn l \ y of d11y In the Chasf' ambu l a n ce by Mrs Naomi Chpse and Dick fo. gree llua, COUJll,ry is adaman tly opposed tu doing A . modern . 28 x l 2 b u ild mg Jey . Mr , Smith suddenly became The Association a lso u rges that there Qf anythin g about· 1hr ml'll JtJI prob• housin� tw o llckel boolhs and a ill e n rou t e from Columbus lo his conceliSion stand on t he g round fa r m near he re. lems ol elderly people. should be heavy reliance on local admi nis­ floor and a press box to ac com• Bonnie Grate daug h ter or Mr t ration of such ::i /Jr. -on the sound ground s m oda t r spor t s wri ters a n d radio rJia� isn't so. The American Medita! Asso­ and Mrs G eorge Gra t e Js the that loral agt nties are Oest able to determine C up cakes. 1cc cream and kool · tn:oad �!!!� ':'� lh e se�ond '.1 00r ne w Daily Se n tinel c11 m er, re. ciation has taken a definlll' posit ion in fa vol' w ! l (b� used for the firs t ti m e , pla l· lll Ka t hy Th omas. were �ervt'd by t h e PTA 1Jffi · aid their own ne( ds. " �hose of t �1e aged who fl l't'd help 1 F1111Shmg touc� e11 . are bemg I J14r. g;ind Mrs. Edward Thorr.a s . �ers. . I t s idl'aS ;ire summed u p in thPse words: comp l l.'ted on I t th1s wee k bt Ka t hy and Dee spenl t h e week LOCAL PTA TO MEE T �pc.:�1g of lht!u health cure • illt the Ft:deraJ government shoJJld helg ti,il wit,b hi' IJ[q,t,Ai · S!,YfHl 1,ni;,1u,ti,en � .1J:if J;Joqst _e� ' s ,� in C The Sept em ber meetrng u f the • CJ\W, whq �Q • con$ffijct� ll. Nurthwe �tern Loral PTA. WIii be JJ �i;�tion is uppostd tu " t he crea­ only those who need help . as determined Jo­ r · · , - · · d l} Tbt_ �08;,'1'1 fartea b•Uwn1 �- - �� ni U. ntl,1·, Sept 1 2 at B p m. 1 Rf �ive fedeqJ mach 1 1wr� to hl'lp ('ally, that action should be responsive to the l/i i/.' V VI! f om atheldtheMohigh ' l:n.f. 5ll�l�� 'frq,_ �. ca� �.n h f,J,ld & s<"hool auditorium. 1 Ptilpir nee4 �IOJ' want ht'lp , ;rnd th »(O. tll·cds ol l he individual a n d lhe community Sherow. At h ens. chair• S. E. a, s. r M al)Qi l)U,jii Jo Pill' it Q ,l••• d · T•n · ..,.J -,..':' r i zed l fib f�JJ qQI \h i'lJ.' q � r s of t he Ohio a Publication n of m � ,apabJy �Ju.lli11J:l then own prnb· through loca l administra tion, and that such , . · eJltuie a1 operati �� 'fRW, t §�o�J V Stat e PTA, wil l be gues1 spuaker . d 0 present time. ' ' And it is difficul t ac:tion should supplement , rather than sup­ I, r w,.'.' 1 ·m·Pf . sJop st1pd it � °:Jf - Baby sit ters will be provided at the � "lr" otbet prqjf!ctl. #,p.v, anyPnt! ran argul' against lhat plant, state, Jo<.:aJ and private actiori.'' That is .. th_,r �& J:/!?l},ui tf , � , higb s,chool building to ca.r e for ra. �i,elil , i 'Iii , i,p Ip imfN, •J V , ajve federal aid on an 111d isrrmii­ the way to gel the nt:>tessary joh done w ith !tr- fv:Q ,uv aU cj, ijQren. , �- �til,A b �Vl'!'i!I C9/!!!)\ITTlE S NJIJ,l�D · oly Jll•� " Ji,lr . ,_'p Tl(qpit• ·arid Kiri, . ll&1' �sis to people who have n.:acht>d a n:r­ maximum efficien<.:y and at minimum cost to g 111:e Pffmept of �� d ·.· Officers o f the No rthwe�ter n I.,o. l .· � ,If#, no matter how well off they may be the taxpayers of all ages. .� •�,� �. who is employed c al PTA have nam ed th e fo l l owing i 1' ; e!i t� rl!'?,e &nap jl 1 e).lu,:nbua ipent the comr mtl ees fo r t ht' comin g y eel.'r. -� ebJ m;r· l�I, T". f Program: Mrs. Richard Lucas , '1<t� j_q_ D Y!� 'i'1-4 with hit famiJy. d r n; Mrs. Harol d Sauer , Mrs. � chairma . �- Ura. Harvey Erlewine �.. ,i J.,· I �, Miss Sally s and n o Parson Dayt w · the d k e e e past visit �Jr:ti..� ' f9 Jd�U. . rate were redu(.'ed to 80 per cent, and the I Tb� JJ13Ximum federal ind ividual inC"ome wUli �11 111,Jtr !>If. all!) Mn. Schaaf. V:: t{ospi�11 l i ly : M rs . Wayne Turner, ' @lj:f:l;n.DJ' �, hJ . P{9 ·• � 1 ,, ll ff , . '- ·4 tu: �racJ(et is 91 per cent - a figure whkh lower bracket rates were kept at µresent le­ � J\' . . fJ,tRf� ».v ii chairman; Mrs. Harvey E rl ewine, . a,�,T 'fl,,,lf ,. � wJ at »;u,tor a t P iq· Mrs . Ca rlos Snow den . com�s about as close to total confiscation of Yels, the loss to the govern ment would be . . earnings as C'Vt'll t h (' wildt•s1 rarlical 1:ould about $64, 000. 000 - a mere drop i n the bu,If,d�o. , · · t d Uh rel . Mem bt:r�h1p: Mrs . Jacob . s,chd�- ' I lm-J 1 f . ."1-Y�. ,.,,,.,. ,f V �t.p_ '1 1mg, chall'ma n ; Mrs. Don W 1l l iam� ask. And a gl'eat rn �ny people u nrlou h1edly kct as federal spend ing goes these days. And I il,t 'I - . ,, Ii n 4 · , th� 1 Mrs. Harold Dewhurs t . Mrs. Joe ! � wna, , . J , believe that a v<-ry large share of the cost. of i f th.it maxim um rate were reduc ed to 50 per 1 Sayre Mn Brl)cr May, �s. E,u . f'?· 'Ill' · le ptQ��U( f' � ; government is borne b y the highly JH1id men cent, the Joss would be only •900,0 00,000 _ W , llf&HI,� �I Af,f . 1 gt;in e °Fmk, Mrs Howard Bir ch• � Suth erland, Mrs. Jn this and t he Otlll'r 1op braC"kets about one-eighti eth or the gove rnme nt's $78,. "''f'S/!I- fi el d, Mr s Kc'illl Mr. a,n,d Mn. J. L. Cummins 'iq �� -fl" fil:§Jf.. - ' l lfPT" ' l llams, Mrs Cha rl es Kmg, Wi Ray �.d., · OQ0,000,000 annu al tax reven ues. · Wl �rWJJll �P Mise Joii!f, Monlgomery, Mrs Carl ln a candelight cei-emony at the Minersville Methodist ' Thal belief is sheer i llusion . l ligh-Jracl.'.ct rivf Mrs. Mr. of and daughter Brown, Suzanna Vickle Miss church The reason this is so is obvio us - there Taylor , Mn. Elmer Hysel l, Mrs. ��f taxes make up a h ardly diseernible part of ' Jackie Mr. of bride the Brown, became Victor Jle, Minersvt Char l es Cano n, Mrs. Ralph Macomjust aren 't enou gh high brac ket earn ers. So . � ·� r th,e governm ent's t a x. in<.:ume . Lce Cummrns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummms , Letart ber . Mrs. �a m my Lewis, Mr s. Shir• l!YW all but a tiny fraction of the cost of govern­ '·J ey Si mmons. Mrs. T. P. Brewer. Falls, at 7 p.m., Saturday, August 27 ment rnus t be paid by people jn the midd le fo r publi c ations Co . c hairmen . The situa tion has tH:'en f'xplained by lJ. S . The Rev Robert R. Card read the vows of the double ring 1"1· fi-or1 C�t P,# ��.f f s· se and M r s. RoWi Nate News & World Rcpor1 . I f the maximum tax Mn. are and low inco me brac kets . This means you ! ceremony before the altar decorated with large altar vase of �r.,nt ♦ W@tkP;tJI _W_•· . • • er t Canaday: M rs . . o. ?· Pat t er b i M a. Nate r. an .r d ��r � WIM white gladioli, palms, and seven broach candelabra. Arrange- )J l)fi Wtef '""'•ant • . n ia or hist d e Tl!',;,, appmnt was n o s · _ , J,n, 11\d John. R ou , �w��t men ts o f Queen A nn 's lace were on th e o rga ,n an d on th e re- WJ. . 6O�H F. Dye, B�divWI!, vi1Th e u:e cutive committee will in'Pf Mrll. • � e 1 • • gistration table. Large white candles surrounded with ivy i�II recenUy witb hfa 'brother· fP cbUdr�I;) m.fved 1.n c l1.1d e : • o pbine sel were in each window. d M rs. Carroll Snowden , M;s. Ho.Tr.J'.• �o�m • in-tav, and slater, Mr. and ' Mrs. .r :, an d ll�: -lWlrS. R ay ill' a .n Prec eding 4he ce rem o ny a half and Mrs. Bo b Roy, t h e pu n ch . W llliam Folan. Pa ker. M rs . Carl Morris, Mrs. · Mn. 0. P . Kl�1n t>11.tt> r l.1mP1I J-'oslN's h·ss<> r known son&ll, "Ah Jtd son, C�umbus, vJeited her . par- m er N lrchols. M rs . Richard Lucas, ll r t e o gradua brid l e is a nup m hour usic pr t ia e • o was f The Carl the l\etu rn J on u��a n Mt'Jl,;S t:h ap• May Tlw Ill:(! Hu11e Live A l wilys, Mrs. Maxine Miller, Carla S sso n ll'l rs. Ja cob Sc h i l li n g. Mrs. Wayn e o se11ted by Miss Myrna Maag, Pomer oy High Sd1ool, class of Gr, c, Ann, A thena, and Mrs. Be- enl$, Mt. and ter, D. A. lt . 1' mloy after noon J T>rt•am or Jcirnie With t he � Jm i The 111!>9, a n d wa s e mp l oyed by the becca Folan p.tte�ed the . '1\'ed- ovei: the weekend. Tu rner , Mr&. O. 0. Patter so n , Mrs. at he� home in Middlepurl . with I l:1gh1 B r own Hai r a nd Swee tly Porl Bxecu t i ce Com m ittee o f th e co usin of the brid e. • la n d G r adt.' Sehool PTA met at Mr. Mrs. Fo rest McCann &Jl� hon e Co., and lal e r d h r The b r id e , giv e n i n mar r iage General Tele d D p Mn . ... merson Jone�. us assu;tmg � h e Sil•t!ps, My Alire Fair". She � he Gra Nale Wise, M rs. Rob ert Canadoy, lng of her grand aug te r ond e S(•hool Wl'd m.•sd u:1, eve n and fa m ily, Charlesto n, w ere Cu m mins, by her fa t Q HE!rb erl Park er, Hen ry Nu l l and her, wore a balle r i n a al Elb er f e ld s Stor e . Mr. ., Satu r Folan, London, hoftflil . na Lee was a{' {'Ompi1nied by M rs. C. M. ll.I;! 'f•�h Haze l . . MrK c lvey, pl'esidenl· l e ngt h gow n cf while l ace ov er a g raduate of Racine High School day ev eni n g. Donn11 is the dau- S\mday gue sts of h er �a re n ts, Ge, l,lrge__ I Dallas. _____ Th e meel mi! w.iN op1•ned 111 re . llennl' .�Y at t he piano . p r�s•dm g Th� comm i t tee a ppoi n t­ n y l on lu l l e. Th e luce bodice fea- class of 19:IQ, lll em ployed aa a M Cl . s Mr e c en and . . e ir r P or r __ � 1t ft r . euta.r form with Miss (;ra c E? l lor• Following thf' progr11m, Mrs. A. ed lhe follo wmg . g t er o Mr. nd Mrs. J hn Folan. stand in g romr nit­ tured a r.:.abrina ne cklin e trimmed laboratory te chnician at Bat t c l l e Ala'n Miller, A tb ens, spent Sat� r. and M rs. -� ·. D . � n m ng, ton es cJ1ppfuin ;rn<l Mrs.. Klein �I . Kniwht, _rci;:l'n l , was in charge teei;: with sequins and pearls a n d l o ng Mem oria l l nsti1ute l:i Columbus. wa, the p1anu 111To111pan u1t fur of t he b1111111css meeh n 11 a nd a n ­ u rday J\lgPlt here with his grand Fa 1r1Jorn, a re v1s1hng their da.u• . Budg et and rirHln f'e; Jeun� t te sleeves comi ng to a point ov er ghter, . Mr and Mrs. Robert Hill l { Th ly e eouple media ! rt irn e t�,i ope ni�.-"· Rol l CiilJ respon se 11011ncrtl the Southeast father. William Ft.'!an. � clistrict Lowrence, c h airm an· Kathleen the hands. Th e very bouffant fo l l owi ng the re(·e ptio n for the ir was the St& n c rs of lhe ll<' l' lnra· mel'tinjj: whleh will be at Lak e Ward, Julia Lu cas spen t Su n day and and Rilly. . . . Marg Mr. a nd .Mrs. W1l l 1a m Si n ger. A l berta 1,ki r t had lal'e i n se rts bot h front ne w h ome at l he Ar lington Vi ew Monday with Mr. and M rs. N orUoP.,, ! lope. Sept 27. Members are t o Gleus encamp , a ret Yosi ' By Alic• Moore K i ng Ave., Apar1menls, 1 5 16 and back. Ja m es Urewington, vke I , onl:1d !lifrs. Doy Hysell for re• bert Compton ii. nd KaY , Pom erqy . Caroly n . Li n da a n d Shery l . of · school n ce at Sundal' nda e Att ! " rea:enr, ln lrodt11·1• th1• fipf'aker for 1 ·�·uvali ons. o e nt h e t nd Toled e sp week with l'ler fingerti p v eil fell from a Culu m hus. Willford Hale a n d son c,uoll., Hospi talily: Letha Proffi t!, c h air• c ollecti on $3.80. 58 w;.i111 he and . R parents, Mrs. Mr. C. �· of nyl o n trimmed with • the m eet in,i:, Bernard t'ultz. McCon ne lsvi l le visit ed Friday It was abo a nnounced thal the rn an; Carolyn P r ice. Gr11ce Proff ilt _ jull et ca p M.r. an d M rs. G eor ge Moor e ,and • - night wi t h M r . and Mrs. Ri chard Jordo n. "Ood Give n Hl1 h ts M.ad<' SP · !MU ma,1Ca1.lt1<' subscrlplion is Membershi p : Albe rl i. Clur,se n· pearls 1md sequin&, She ca rr iert - re n of Co lu m bus spent the child . r M ser and Mrs. Robert Mus Lucas a nd fa m iJy, Ll m a Road. •• •• cure" wu lhe lopk o( Mr. Yult1.'11 1 due rnd Mrs. Wil l hun Bradford is camp, diair man; nonna Hauber a white Bible belongi ng to her The Al m. -.Jl� weeke,id here with her ' co usi n topped with an orchid talk and was b11Ncd .o n lhe Con- (' h air man to be co n l11cted. They came to accompany tib a J,l.d t hild rep Ji mm1 and Theresa h oliday Mr. and Mrs. Arti e EbHn J<'re da Middl e�wart . • , er sist B rau er &(Id h er f1ance Charles and slf'pha nolis t i ed with white 1UtuHon of lhe U n 1INI State�. 1 Followi n g the meeting refresh• o ther 110n Jimmy home after he l'.rugram : Marlh a J ,011 Bf'egle, sa t in st re am ers. Sh e alr;o carried 9w iti l, Columbus, were weeke nd a n d daughter, Diana. .t Mr. J,"ultz p o i n 1rr1 out i m perfer . m!!nh of pum·h and c ake were h ad s pen t the summ er with the c h air ma n ; Hobe rt E. Bee11 le, Myrn a Mr. ahd Mrs. Lester Brooko ver au ests of Mrs. M usser's mo ther, handk e rchl,r bewhit e lace a i n th e <"On�tltutlo n ond a l so 1 �erved by thr hoste&&es with fllrK. Lucases. • • Uon1clumge1:1 HamHd on Mrs. Alice Moore S un­ el called l , Huber t P rice . longing to Iler great grandl'Tlo ther . that have hecn madti Jone s preaJdl n g at �h11 pun ch the M r . and Mrs. Berna rd Claywell Mrs. Earl King and husban d. The 1 A R Hist or ians: daJ ,Ajlero�p--� :. ,_ ; : P e j a group r k• l at en d e c E c joy r Ja vin picni a wnd MlSB Sharon' BTown; sider o f l ' i9. recerll 3'.'e&MI. li e also 1pok e o n bowl. fl oral arran&emen ts were ' a�d fa,mlly m.oved to Log•n �:ii. . .. . ra ncis J<�o11ter and Publk ily' Bbb 1he; btlde and maid ' n o s F Lake, Monda}':'" � II o.f �nor, t athe lrieod tn our sch oo l 11 today I n u,ed th ro 11ahout the ho me . · wflere he is �rnptoyed ' as Mrs. Nora Bobo spen t Inst ,, Unltttl Pl'•H. lll,-.P.til)ll■I , ' ,,, -.1,11 wore a dress of aquit ··'th'iffon Mr. and M rs. 'Ru111flll Collins, rega r d to Lht1. cun 1:1Utut1on. ' 11\ 1 Cllesb (or the a!L er noon were Bee11t,. Mrs. Today is Satu rda)'., ' Sept. 10, cher . M r . and Mrs. 1-,aw renc·e e k with her dlughter , we Imper ial Be ach, Calif., have been over taffe ta with mat ching shoes. l d f y c)o,h�i he ura:rd the DAH mem · M r. a n d Mni. Yult1.. M rs. Hom er into n a moved n fami Groga . 4 family h wl ar e y he t aiid of day th y e 25 e th on CIYde VanCo . Also du r ing th e meeting, a te n la­ She carri ed a col o nial bouque t of 1 hers to bl! I n formed on t h1• <"Oil· Cook , Mrs. D. B. Harling er, Mrs l 1v [he C l aywell propert y fr om the visit i ng h i's m other� M rs. Eliza1 2 more I n 1 960. spent M o nda y eve­ Da\'ls e Hsi o r r oo m mother s wa11 pre. Edith t he moon i s ap proaching its Ge orge Kennedy proper ty. Mn. beth, Co ll lns. They, will leave for n ing Y(iih M rs. Alice Moore . •tltution and underslond it to J.awrem· e Mllho.in a nd Mrs Mar• pared-subj ect to cha n ge at t he pi n k rose buds with pi n k s lre a m • ers. Jielp k eep A me rk, frfle. l'US Cho m bers. Maude Smith 1111d ertmdson mov- Florida this Satu rday. Last Sat · last n ew first quart er. regula r mee llng or t he PTA.. M r . and Mrs. Sherma n Rob erls urday eve ning: M r . and Mrs. Ru • Mra. Klein . l\mer1c, n Music -------ed f rom Beecb Grove into · the e morn in g st11 r Is Mars. Th Tile fi rst regular PTA m eet.I ng o'n tiis brother, P earl and c alled . Mr (;eorge Cu m mins sened aa ben Co l lins, Mlddlepo rt. were chairma n pre-11t•nltid Mil'IJ,: Shoron properly. Kennedy I n 1944, 1,1uns of the U. S. hl wi l l be Mo111hiy, Sept. 1 2, at 7 :30 hesl man n us, Ve e even ing stars a r e Th Sunda)'. fao;iil)' for hi s bro t her. Jone■ who prese n tt'd a musical Army en the wei.l ern front fired p. m . at the Q;rad e sth onl. Helresh­ Mr. a n d M rs. Joh n Montgomery, host· s.. at a ro okout to t he fol low• Hnry S n yder Jupiter a n d Sat urn. r . and Mn. t A m bt•r� ! r r e i::isle r rd Miss Mu r y weekend ln& guests M r . and Mrs. R ussell and Mr. 11n� Mrs. Wm . Sullivan Colu m bus spent th e prog ram i n lrihult• to Sler>hti n the firRt Ameri ca n shells t o ment8 will be 11cr ved. All p.arc nt s o n thiN day i n history: t he 1,!UCSLS. She wo re a black and J?oste r . Mis& .Jorwli ,rn n � thret• or rl'111· h r.errtlan soil. are ur11ed 1u atte nd. In 1898, the Emp re ss E l izabe t h with thel; pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Elizabeth Collins , hav e retu.rn ed from a trip lo w h ite dress with white shoes and Carlos Snowd e n and Jeff and Mr. Mr. · and Mrs. Clarence Hodges, Nprth CafOUna \fhere they visit­ o f Austrla-Hu naary was assassiAllendi n&: in additio n t o 1 h e J: l oves a n d o while ros ebud c or- n ated in Geneva by an anarch• a n d ·M rs. Franc is �optsomety, of M artinsville, Va., Mr. a n d M rs. ed M rs . W m , Sulli.van and son · Nuge. Harold Collins of nea r Po meroy, Dickie McGui re and family. Lane:sville. president were Rubert Hee gle, vlt·e Isl. and Mr s. Richard Oiler, o f Mr. th e Mrs. B ro wn. 1n o ther r esid p e nt; 2. An olJnl AOROSIJ a n J ette e Law re nce, t rea• M r . and Mrs. Darrell Burson ,Ill. O,,triQb. In 19111, Ge n eral John Pershin&' Mrs. EQit.h Welsh spe nt Sahu­ boY. I, Wonder­ like sure r ; 1--'uull ne B rower , secre t a ry, bride, rhose a floral print be ige and 2!1.000 so ldi ers or the U. s. a n d f�mily, N e w CarJiaJe, were Ricky a n d �teph en, MiddJepo rt. and Sunday with h er aunt, day Mrs. Lo uise Niet ols has re • Edith Davi s, (�cl.) land '• satln sheath d ress and a coraage 1st Division were weleo meit home w ee k e nd guests or the i r parents, blN an(! Hubert Pr ice , princi pal. ••Mn.d ____,. 3. Jog Jt. Ne1.. of white rosebud s. from the war with a reception in M r. and )'rt. A. �- Nummer and turJted �ome frop,. v�i,ting r el•· tL Bolivia.II, t. Mu■lo Uvo Mrs. John Lares epe n t th e A rece ption for auesh wa& held New Yor k City. M r . and' Mos .. M . O. -11\iraon-'. 'nlelr . U\'ea .in MoAithur and a't · Nor- · t1Xport Chlll'llclO!' vot.o folk, Va. In th e social room of lhe thurch, ekend here with her broth.er, e w ed ho me with In 194�, President H arry Tr u• 8on Rud y returnd Ii. JCvenlnr 11, Coma 113, Jex• h c n o Cl d whi ch wa s dr c orated with ar­ Clyde Mr. Adfms and sister Lida. ?,t:J'I. Jiin pr e af 1omeUm let ap�� ii.a a: !IS them (poet.) U. Cl rclu of was � 1,amJly, <;!ol.ttmtiu.s, we�e . !he range men ts of Quee n Ann's lice , man, bo�h Houses of con re o ttage prayer meeting C p e . . la h r � � 1flijl � .Cf.,nll 4r JU1 · 6. Rccll ne4 and an o f wuhin&ton turned out Uon llrht .. , l C at inton g n i g e re k en sts e e vu;itmg e ev h reenery afld ivy. The. bride's we gu nd Monday held Mr. a nd , Mra. ·eiarenee Might ·• '/ . .lntoni, It. lllvel' :18, S<okll lable was lovely In white lace to welcome home General Jona- !lave bought tbe Nick Gru,aer �heir parents, M r . •�d Mrs. Chal­ Faulk's. I;!. Cntch, p iell.Cl.kel than Wai n wri. � ht . . gallant oet., . ( rov er , <"e n te red with the weddln1 Mn . Alic e Moore spe nt W ed­ li� Greer al\d Mr. and Mrs. $5, Blttar J'- Romun hert'.l of the fo rtress on Cor re gi. prop erty ahjf •r� r,uae,t.,Un1 i t, kev. r K e on kr lght 1-18 Soc cake topped wlth the. mluiatu re h,ve r pu Clonch. a n d Thu rsday with her The ,e nesday � y G , Max Edmundson. Langsvllle e tl1h velall 11,DIdor. t ei, Mo. C. E. R oec her of c R e v. Raymon Konk r l11ht, pas­ bride and 1r oom, en circled with e in Columbus. JJis, s hom new a ed 1u-. Norlhwe,tfor drl\'er s bu achoo! 0. other19. ll'lnll• tor or the Heath Metllodist Ivy, with white candles In white Mrl. Blll Smith was re•admit- Chester. erri Local SchOOI Dl1triet Is con. wlso DW\t 18, Two• Thought for today: Austrian Churc h, Middleport, was Jn Oak mi l k g l asa hold ers tied wlth white ted lo Holze r Hospital this week. Mfe. Je rry Colme r and Miss 10. Sp u m" aca.led: IL Roonuc. ta. 11111G11 1 author J<�ranz Kafka said: "Only fined In Holzer Hosp ital totHill F &�tin bows on either side. r ¥,r. alld Mrs. Wayn e Rupe, Carol Haif; gey c all ed on M rs. iday whP.re he alt e nded 17, Anybody bleycl• lowln1 a he8rt attaclt. lf, llllrllall lhe mee tl n a: of the Po rts mouth Mrs. Donl ey Relbel and Mrs. our �oncept or tim e makes it · Im p�rla�. ���tr., • re l'lsltlng: this Fred Filling er recently. JB, Half 18, O(lllUr• 8.3. 0arnten, dau&hter and Lutz: llllab Mr!I. Di1 l rlct C ommittee on Me mber­ Danny Brown serve d the cake poesi l;ll e fo r us to speak of the Mrs. Kathryn �h,et.l of GaJli- we� Wlth lilt mot,her, Mn. Alma Cllllll reft'Co a& Yeut oa day qf judgment by that n ame ; PICNIC AT PARK ship and Evan1ell1m held at the ------ ---lq. Prl!lll• 19. Waiat brewlnc of �Pf!! and oi1',:r r,1a�ves. In re,ility it is , summny court polis were · s,turd,.y callers coe.t · dent111I · M ethodist Church Ches�erC\'a'tlge No. 2609 wil l Uquora Vr. and Mrs. Dand Napper wltll Re\'. Mrs. Garnet Wlll1Jm�o . p in ·perpe<ual sessi on. IO. Hebrew uplrant 8f. Qiw. Howa rd Pettit ol Jackson, chair­ Mr. and Mt,. Caah Zl,merspan J:r. (Lefia �sill) have rented have a picn ic at Po.rtla nd Park sneu11N •. X.�r•• man. Su n day. All members are urged to ,i,lte� SOnc/'l' with hit �!,!er, th Flo"I• l>h!J)ipt properly. (var,) l)llarp , Du ri ng the afternoon meeting ,Jeffreys attend. -lohn Mr,. and r y Mr■ • Bert'ba B)'ron ,-t $t."1?l. , . It, .A.ecumu• plan, for futurti meelina:, in lhe � Mra. Nellie Tracy, Po'd;\.�l'oy, 11 an 10h of lndlanapolit, JJld., c�u� TO M,,T intere■l of the chureh weni dis­ Emma teachinl In the 'place of Mrs. Mt,. Cush Johnaton of Bradbury, were euesed 11 n d a tent■tlve 1chedute The Poffl e roy Shakespe are Club Sammy and ot bu-+--+--+--+--+-� Larkin ;l'ohu connlescina: Conway, dee. to Low ell A., Nartlly Vu'rlel Foley 'fi'hO 11 · meet at the h ome o f Mrs. T. A. :will lor the year w11 made. The �turdQ evenin1 dlnller gu e ,ts after recent sbr£ery. 1 , s,pttmMr Beave r , Lot IQO, Middl eport. •. Pul'Gllue Co un cil of Evan1eli1m Henne ssy on W ed n f!sday aftern oon. whic h Tom Chafin,' 1 :tNO 1radu1te or r,ln. Bertha At(lo■. The J.,.1mgavllle Church will Clifford, Lena Holter to Man­ >.filll meet on Odo ber 1 1 to 18 ln hav e their annual J1orneeo1:9ln,1 n ln1 o.· webst e r, parcels, Sutton. of the local hl'lh sthool, h■ s ·emTIie volunteer flrt department A hJric)ieon at 1 p. m. at ih e Circlo 81oominaton, 111., w11 also di•• Sunday, Sept: 11 , There will' be �n1Wertd a call to the PraJI pro• llt;istaiira n t will precede the meell 'Manning 0., Mary A. We bster , ployment in C1ev•l■fld, 'l'.... cuqed, . A; ppro:xlmateb �30 penona at petty on SaJein St., Sunday where Ing. a bask et dinner at noon. Everyo m to Clifford, Lena Holler, parcels, U. l'mrier Othe r mlnleters att e ndlna: were ,1 H, la W('l comed. The Gospel J4. r• SuttOa. Rev. l:u1ene Brown, Po meroy mony Boys will be pre,ep( , t(I Robert and Ma r 1aret Barrett to and Rev. Rober t Ca rd, Chester. 13. .uid Uelelle Nalaon, pareels, Rutland. sing at the afternoon service. h, The Jasoer and· Faye Powell to Curtis , and B ert ha F. Jo hnso n , 8 lefts, D Revlnl services, Snowville Me• HOLZIR H05'ITAL Sutton. thodi•t Church' ' on Route 680, Admitted Sept. 8; Marti n A. H ollis and Letha Clark to Ken• PiffCe, Middleport; Charl e, A. Sept. 1 1-17, 8 p. m. each evenln1 eo,,e11 Jr., Racine; Mn. Robert Rev. Fred Jtlckson, ev1nae11,i, n eth V,., Mary Lou Madden, .-17 1 A., Rev. Kenneth Nason, putoi'. saustiun. C. Story, Pomeroy: Ros er Allen Don•� A., Ruth Gosney to Ruth Wilt, Middleport. The Official Board of the Heath L. Ge,17, l�l l, lltdd lepor!. - Creed Bi rths, Sept. 8: Mr. and M rs. J'10\t1 .ashley, IUxfne Albley, Methodist Church wlll meet Sun­ -. Botch Charle, KI.-Jn, Pomeroy, aon. ... Plclw Di11miesed Sept. 8: W. Paul Phil• day e\'enini at the eh11rt;h In Lola 8. He rdman, Pauline Garri• son, Denni, V. Carri eon to Ralph out llp■, Dnrld Glb11on, Mr■. Robert Mlddl,port •t 7:30. All Tru1tee1, llrlou1 S,ilder, Conni• Snide r, lot 85. li:ldDOWN Ste�nda. Cbalrmen of \' . Adaws. Mn. Do n ald H ersman. . I. Book Chariea Rackley. Bobfµ't Po�, eomtnilalon, and preaidenta of the dkeport. Robert L. Griffith, dee. to D.liay Yrt. Addle Carter, lll'II. Mollie dlUerent or1anlutJon1 are n­ I . GdHith Uarr, Jeale Griflth, arrld. queded to be present. Lltteral, Francia Martin, Charles , OBYP'IOQUO'Jl!l - Delft 11ow 'l"he Church Council of the of lran■., futton. TaJlor, Sheryl Evans, Randall A X )' D L ll 4 4 S II Jeaale Griflth, det. to Dalu Grif­ Webb, Jlme, Cooper, Joni Mur­ Finl Blptiat Chui-ch, Middleport, II L O II 8 G l' ID at fith Marr, affld. o f t.Rna., Sutton. L L O W will l"�t Supd,-)' evenln1 :�0 ray,' Debbie RJte, Mn. John o·. , Belly l>eWoU, ' dee. 'to M1uouri .. ltttff llmply 11a114, l'Or another. 111 Wa ampla A. 111 ... Dt!ll, Mr,. E. llartow JonM, Mr,. ror thtlr meetina:. At 6:10 the lol' tht thrM L'■, X tor the two o•, .eto. 8bll)I ktten. Jobn S,:lht, Mri. ftay /enkina and Yo\).th · t,uow■hlp will ' h•Ve 1 DeWatf I Grifflth, ■hid. ef tftn1., Sutton. ;; .......... th• ltoltll all4 fOrm&lloll .. lllt -- e,11 dauahter; Mra. Camel'\tn Ander­ chm 1upPft •t the cdurc�b. Orba E. Stout, John W. Stout io - dot lllo _ _ _ ,M_ aon and aon. � 11 Arthllr H11a;h11, llary L, Hufhea, ' · A OIJpllplqa Q,,olalo!I · The Central nA will hold Ut atn., �lplo. CHIU SUPPIR SI:( tbe!r l!rft al Ibo IMTIIIIO UT !jP A OhD! SUpptr will be held 1h11 Monday i.t I • �- ft the sc�opl. li!L CAIIPO, ·!hi, UPI-Th lo­ Th� UUHI • II Bttter Htalth comln1 Sunday evenltt( at the 1"l,r1t 1' 1 I Z ll r. 1' l' Q 1 e,p.tl,t Chureh. or M'4dlepdrt fol' CJub will nieat Mondll' eYenln1 cal Jun1- Obaniber of Oo11111b41rce the home of Mn. Robert Bot¥'• lit up 1h11 lloulfl" -· town te•0 Dlemblrt of the �Blpti■t Youth '' Ftllowahlp lneludlna: the Junlor e'!, •Ub Mn. Clifford Jacob■ i■ cenU,. · • Gi-oup, J\lllllor Hilb ind the Senior ed-boattp. Election of omcen 1h Jaycee, •old Ulou•ndl ol Hl1h tro\QIII. Time dllor-UMloor to niff . of the ,upper 11 wtll be .ll�4 alld then will be • llshl bulbs wlutt llljkut aale. DioU7 1 for �t�. " ' 6:'4) D. Dl. I The Medical Fr aternity's Stand I 1 f • ls:.� W 0 , , . . I I I �� lr,1R�P.� I I 0 ii\• J,W ,� If» ••. N If »:!t: �· "1' W ..... �- 1q ' firM •!id _ lA�: Sheer I llusion 1.;,1,r- ,\iii!! I I , -., . ,u · ., Q , n Comm,t t,ees Vt'� r6 I� 'IHI_ ', . :t , , I I Ut ��,,, , �:! :r• . .. ' !f, · ' g Pt fr lf1..� ¥rs, I I . •• •• '• • . • •• :' . ill ,Local D. A . R. M embers Entertained Portland P TA At Klein Home In Middl eport Friday Names M embers ' ' ' ii I ... '' • r, . 1 ll· • �!J!�,r . y,P:_i,J. t ,-�. ''i'f" 1 1,lfjtJ t,Ul! ' · · � , f ll.,..., I� . p·• ' I . .. -.• �• .• . rroD \Y AND nsr�RYV I --·- Event� Of We-ek Thomas fork -==:::=::::::==-- .Dfrll. • I a garage was on fire. The pro­ perty is rented by Mr. and Mn. Ll oyd Dugan and eon Marty, who wNe oot home 11 t lh� time. Very JiHl e damaJe re■ulled. PTA SPONSORS PARTY The N orthwt-stNn Local PTA 11po nso red a party Thur1d.11y, Sl'pt I , at Ill e H: utlo nd Cirade School. AP· pro x i mate !� suity pr.,...sehoo l firs t graders i1n<l thE'ir parents we r e g uesl1> Mrs Marg11rel P!lrsons and Mrs. Olive Page. first itra de L, ach · NS. li! rl'eted t he guests and ex pl ll 1tl l'd what l he} woulrl try to accompl!:.h durrng the coming �chuul year. DAI LY C ROSSWORD �-- ' ':Ill-= ... ..... =.. �·=--- 'IT· - ·- - i�ey .. Rev. Konkright Attends Meeting 4t ()pk Hill -.. c_, .r . :;r Me1gs • & Mason Coming Events ,��-� !���-�!',8 r. :a i�:� I o!u/1 P411•l' ..» _.. 11t 111 19a1· w z m o v irv q. . . . J . •• • .,, -·- r., ',...�---�-�- -- -·-- ---.� ,- .. -- ____._ .... I • • •, -- r-.0- - , --- .. - � --- --- -�...�-------· . ·•--�1c:•·-··· · - • - ,.., _ _ _ ___...... .,..... _,. ........ ... ......... ... . .. . . .. .. _.....__..,, .. ... """'---· •�--�-�.-.---· - · • -.-.......-------� .. - -··..·--- · > • - ...... ... ...... . . . . . . . . . . � - � • • - . � . .. . . .. _______ ..... *••,, ,.·•----- · ··-·--•�.-�--• -r ... ..... - .. .. Pirates P1111ing For Yankees, Mason Countv I Colts Only Problems: Unitas' I Buckwheat • News Of Week J I Understudy, Elderly Linemen Mr .�� �;:• ::;,:it· Farm News Want RevengeFor Old Beating Sa,ton i u Daily Senti nel, Pomcroy-Mld epo t . 0 , Sept. 10, 1 960-3 � � � New In Farming ., Dairyman To Be Featured At • • A Illl ll:l' ] Conservat1on M eet1ng :!:r�:� 1 n d. N h I h� · • ■ pt lle d ll mtH. CO Unlt-.:t Pr..- lrtfffNtieftll both Bi.lhmo re runa as rhu c k Esr :.;�,d� ��;: I � ��� ����m A';:�f,., " I ' m quite 1ure th.at if Brow n chi l dren of Guy:vi llt> Billy Rife Bal The Pittsburg h Pi rtl.el, clo■in1 lrada 1081 hill n inth gam■ �:;: IM�LE U�ActvancH Tai National Cont•lf mor1· Calls aeek an u n precedent tu1 d to play ror a pro l on ged returned home wn h the for a i n on t h eir first National League m The Car dmal1 sul l hopeful or Below lS the talk i>en n y Barker ed thi rd co n secuuve National str etch h.t' wo u ld demon■lrate 1hort Vl.!lll. pe nn a n t sin ce 192'7, now ar• root• catchi n g Pittsburg h , defeated the 1 7 ) 1'.t r ol d Pl Pleau n t F u ture I F11utb11II Le11g u e champi o nship under pre ssure a lot �ore ab d 1ly Isaac Bar rel l is I n the VA Hos ing for a � York Yankee ■u rge Phillies just before time ran out t�armer member f r om Sou t llside, with t hl.' rer vent hope tha,1 noth · than he has so far, say1 cau- pilal ;ti Hu tingto 1n the AL t h at would brlr1g about . ' BY C. E . BLAl� E S L E E t' I s . . oich Weeb Ewbank. W Va . has gwen In win n ing 4 ing wro ng happe ns to b r ilhanl j tiou, c a revenge meetm& that tiu 1mol­ on Walt Mory n ■ three•ru n horn . . Charles . • ,,, ,, n �," well. "" . er i n the fifth. Stan Mu1111I we nt County Extension Ao•nt I �- ,,·, a p . !lust''" v ' · as hc is c .." m F'fA Public Spt>akmg contests. J ohnny U n itaa. ObVIOlllI Y. th OUi h Ewba n k an d deroed for 33 yei.n. The Ya nkeem Lloy d Wood 11 1tHI poorl y. "Fol lowing the row l'aths of rnu11ly k n own , is n o stranger i n Be n ny hi!& won his c ou n ty a re a 1 ' le the Colt, would ulher awe,1 four 1tr aight fro m t he 3 for 3 a n d drove m th e oth er n�•l l · t0· , r . nd Mr Smi Mn. Jam th es St . Louis ru n to give Larry Jack• Life" 1s th e tlllf' uf thl' fc.illir•·d Me igs County as h e serv ed as D e apit e th e Colts' w e alth of 1 te g 0 n a co n te John n y, who pan ed for a record 1 Marti n 111 nd thr ee d.auC bten, Gale, Bucs tha t season . �� co :t�8� , , nl d l h • tal ent, they 're a different team 32 touchdown son his 16th wm. Robin Ro berta talk to be g 1 \·en al th L' 1 7 t h Judge of the dis t rict . G uern sey �;; _ :�·e _ 1 l ut sea &O n a_ nd c,,,v1 and "-nna • __ all of Col e . lu■t his 1 5t h. . r th M wll en h l h a p, · tt,b gh .i n'1ua I mee l m ' u c c1gs ...._, ur r., =uc ed a· t B m•g·1c , duri ng the few occasions , , l c rece n t M e 1g.s C oun 1 Y s ow t x .-; th d , r l l v o ow u for r S t a t e r e on. n t he las t t L.d h e es t . e e n . _ . . ••• umbus spent Mon day w•· th h,·, num.,..,-r .._ to 1 5 by ectgI ng th e c h I·· the ' S 111 1 ('.ouservat1on n 1stnct to be Fair He has also be en in t 011 the fi e ld. Unitas is n aeorlng pa&aea in 37 straight I aunt and u,cle Mr. and Mr, test he comp eted agains t the . Wlllle McCovey'1 lead•oft hom­ held a t Racm e 1-li:.ili S,·l,u,,I ,,, coun 1Y severa t t t m es at G uernse y s tate winners of Mary l and and cago Cuba, 4---3. Friday night, Unita s' u n d erstudy i s Ray games . 1 er in the nmt h mnmg of the Chu. a Hire nd children , Pal l y while the Yankees d oted to ·K Munday eve n 1ng, St!pl. 1 9th C I events He is a writ er for Hoard's De laware. Brown. ■ third . year man who LI nemen A•I.nv op ene r gave Sa n Francisco ita .,. n d Larry. a . R. Huston. ua t iomlll�· know n Da1ri•moJL, 1s a publ1l' s peaker. 1s with m a h alf game of fir■I place · r or h"16 I aw d e• Friday, Sept. 16, 1 960. Ren n y s, 1 II ·15 st ud ymg A1tde from ,econd-11tr 1 n g quar• . ,plit with Cincmnati. Th e Reds dairyman frum Medina .,, 11 be I an app ro \· Cd G u ern sey J. Ud g r , will part ld pa t e in th (' N orth At· gr ee al th e U n iversity of Mis■is• ter back . the Co l t.,; ' on ly "probBallimort- by defeatin g Detroil, Mr. and M.n. flon al Rife an.nt r beat the Gia n ts in t lle n ightcap d l hc m.ii n s peaker for th,• C"vent I 1· udgmg al the Dallas, Tt' X!IS show ,n h>s tw 0" ,eii ,-" ns w I· th th e lem1" appear l o be the adva n c• the wee kend witll hl1 P pare nt & 4· I · lanti(' Regio na l Co n t('sl at Spri n g. ,,p-, . . . o n Bob Purkey's 1 7th t ri u m ph, .aceord mi: to Cl areo!'e Pnce, I m I 960. k ey linem e n and a t te nded the funeral uf hn; Sox, th·ir d ri ll ld, M•·•. ·,,s !h ere Colt�. Brow n has p r oved a good Ing age of &e veral = When h e w, . which equa l l ed hia all ·ti me ma­ T he C h icag_o WhI" I e . . i · t b oi.r d of pun llas r'ia1· r m••• ur t h e d ist nc well t o er n p l and ay e d ,� · "• i , k ely chance Iha! un cl e ' ttarl an Rife -• a n.d the nol -t� - S, tu r•· jo r l eagu e high. J o hn ny Antone!• �y· in t h(' sta n d 111gs are on Iy J½, Conserv ation is one of Lhe in • Ii e WI 11 go to I he N a t rnna I fA I de fen se . . . " Su pe'.,,,,· ,,,s. tur C team hampionshi n · v irtue of a �2 �ther will · th1a p 1lion Mrs childre Kansas n c d Mr. ity t n a in a of compet . it Ii WB.'l crediled with his fifth win ga m es back by The an n ual meeting will sta rt le rt'sts of Mr. Hu ston as he h s a October. Arm Not Strong c . Chas. Rife pla for ent who re ere up w e com Ji 1n the first. nurna• rar victory as nce over Oriole r m oad the experie . al 7:00 p . m . with a chick t> n b . • s. B III hI.' ha_s n 't d emo n st r a t. ed t h_ • ' · I n other lhe f u neral l l of . !hear 1 2 were a n io na wi e , I! t t d th t ti ar 5 e League er ican r Ame . 1 ' J/ s bar becu e s er ve d by !he Senior 1· � . Among 111e l i ne men who may �- j Those of you who would like tr ong pas sing arm r equired in _ I .�rold R � . G "'"'1 e ; M n . J uan games, Washin glo11 tigllte ned ih ' s speech can d o so I th e N FL and t he Co l ts have nut show some s ig ns of wear an d H Cla ss a nd moth e rs of Racine High knov. n Franc hesler fa r m s as a I t c hear Benny I x o oc n 1 rs. a , Sa t an r. M 1 SIGNS BONUS PITCHER M d · S c h ool. Ti t· kets r re he comp l etred 32 over r,d ,. o s ta t ,· "- n W J,, · "'. H n eA• t I mo \' ed we II on the rar e occasions tear a re Art Don ova n. vt bo ha& Joseph Rile Chillicot he Mr. and gri P on fourth place by dipp ,· ng are a vailable herds m an wh r . BALTIMOR E UPl- The Balli• Cle veland , 8-2, ■ n d Kansas C1l y ph.1 ed 10 season s m the l eague · M s. H e · E a·r from any cne of t he di s t r id su• 1 years as arm manager O th c Tu esday, Se p t. 13 al 1 2 : 30 p. m. ' , e ' S b more O r ioles have Hlg ne d 17•y ear• l t he At rass whe r e o ne gr e beat Boston, 3-2. farm. efore. e w b g Choo1ln11 cu..r in Agric ultur• pervi sors and £rum leadi n g C O· . over 1200 acr . Don Joyee ( 9 seasons), Gin� M;_ a n d ��s· Cha1· , ru�=, . old Dave M Billin gs, cNally of r n s irul• e Th cond Man• s1sla o l Carch BNt Phils A s 1s e u A is e h gr time present � p I e y (8 ) Muehet r1 cs,' ArI spmn operators o ve r t he coun t y as wt' ll · "There is 110 future , ,gricu l • a, e: hte d an r all s d u Judy Ja of n ie Ho n l., f or a bonus e stimated al · • · games St . Lou!' remame� six a s from m embers of t he Sen ior a er . of the . N. 0r t hem . Oh 10 ture 1 n a decli n ing indust ry, the t ure ln d ustry. Fa rmers depe nd and Bil l Pellin gton ( 7 ) . All e xcept St A l ba n M r. d M R be I r I $85,000. McNall,I', a lefthand ed On a t --· e mg Assoc u p o j d i n Brc e dmg n a larg e a n d eo m p l ieet e bac · l or P1 ab• k l' :J •• " �U.11 burgh with a 4 1 - --- - - i ! � Ul farm popla! ion i s s ta t ic, th ere I Spinney are defe n sive player&. J 1 f�• Ru . an d• Mrs. Hete n n.c l· n· brev ia t ed five-inning win over pitch er , allowed on l y t wo ear ned , charge of t he fi eld service. Wllh ar e reW j ob op or t u n it ies for du s t ry to furnish supplies, equipn itaM' three pasJJ i ng targe-t1 -U p t, � alu ""ell, Mr. and M rs. Leo Phi l ad el phia that was called by r u ns and struck ou l 259 ballers I his so n Ca r l. Mr. Hus t on . now I you ng men . t-: vcryo ne withi n the m en t and lo procellS the ir p ro- halfbae k Lenny Moore an d e n d8 harveridg Be e Athens Mr and Mn ., · duels. 3,000 coll ege grad u ates ea n opera te s a _100 cuw . re giste red ,ound ," 1 m 1" ,,., Lo1 An geIea downed �1 u•1 . in 110 inoinga in Amer ican Le­ Ray Beny and Ji m Mut�ch !ller- Ronald flife Patiy �nd Lar,.,, , rain, h,,rd "' e ha, ' fi n d j o bs in this fie l d each year. a re 81 good as any trio m lhe I Gue r nse y d airy at Med ma, 0. waukt1e, 5· 3. while San Franctaco gion play thi• eummer . t hese a n d simila r s t atem ents i n a I· te ,or lhe USAF · , t h ome. Don , • . · . d ef ea t ect c·mcmna a I Th e l, rm ma c ha · n e ry -• equa p ..-2 , m 1·1, • · the · · · history o( tlle NFL. , m M onta na could not be here: In atldil1on l o t h e mai· n spc a k. r ece BILLS SIGN BUZYNISKI . nt y e ars. What are t he fac,ts me n t i ndustry alone ca n ...,. pener use o or 2,000 twia le n doob ight Amech• At F u lllNck Mrs. Helen Rei n ha. rt and ch1l• beader and lost the seeond , 3-2, . er a l th e unnual mee t i ng uf t he -I S th ere, a f u l u. re fur anyone 1 11 men. I n addition we have the BUFFALO, N. V. UPI-The Alan (The Horse) Ameche 11 dre n v k R 1ck nd Rand 7 lo thE: Reds i n oth&r NL action . Buffalo Bills of the Am er ican dist r ict 011 Sep t . I Qt h a report t o m orrow s a,e: r :�ullure ? h � m cal, ferli l izer, nd a c eed, f ba ck a t fullback wi t h. Billy Pric- a n d C m"d Y,' C'.a ld we11 , ,pen Le i u s exa m me toge t h er th e . l � )'. 1 lh e Football League hne sig n ea 1 of d is trict activities will be pre• bu1 d mg m dust ry. . . r er to spe1I hi m . Mike S om n.ier · r t por e. ies r l ur 1 -1· I u o irs o II o l.llll 1 p past w eek with her parenLB, Mr. Dick Schofield 1howed h e was sen t cd by board mem� rs Servlin e ha ck er Bernie Buzy n iski . He A Jtur Th h r •e e t ir d grou i s g p ha i the edge for the ru n nin g and M rs. Chas . Rife. Mr. Reinhart a n ample replacement for the 1s expected to be m the sta r t in . ' , � ing on t he g o v erning bu� rd of ) el us di st in guish. betw een farm , g h n r h r ��� f:: � n�: Jo� �� , halfbac k. spol over Alu Haw . came for the m Saturday. Th ey i nju red Dick Groat when he blast• defensive line up aeainst th.e New distric t a t t he pr esent t i me are i ng and agric u l ture. Farm i n g is ��:,��� n . waa m n �rid•y a I e sc who kms, a c r . a ' . . ' spent Tuesday with her aister ed a two-ru n triple in the sixth York Titans Su n day. . chairma n < .:lar en ce Pr ice ; set: r e- but one ph.a�e . It 1s the on e w e this he l d. Th e t ype or J obs v ary a st ar at Sout_ h. Ca roli na. t the product i o n of our Mrs Ju a ,,·ta Sa,,•v n an d fa m a· ty, i nn ing to give Pitl!burgh its t·a r y·treasure r , Th<'• r co n J h n son ,· know bes . . V etera n, �!II m� n the aeven, Thu rsday with M rs An na John- eigh th victory in the last 1 1 I and members Harnld Carnah an crops .illld' h v es loc k, but agr1eul • grea. t l y becauM: wh . er.e l here . is r a mes5. g iculture, there IS big b 1JS . fo rward posa t ,ons an th e Colla slon a nd family, Thursd iiy n ight ga mes. Vin egar Be n d M iz.ell, witlt ' ar I y ll ous h an d Rex S'1e n er 1c Id •' t11 re·• in t he broad s en se' in • Th ' n k r the m e n wh0 mar age superb defen . eludes not only fa rming bul all ' I _ . � , and friday willl her siate r M rs. ninth•in n in g aid f rom Elroy Face, . Up fr� nl m th e lme will be Dor(l th)' Beveridge a nd him ily of wo n his l l th game . Two membe rs on the boa r d will the equipme nt. the supplies, the 8 r:! d o per ate o ur gram elevators , rage slo our d stockyards our a Marche ll! and Ordell B raase. be elected JI lhc meeting. Ev ery services, th e rc�earch, and the wareh es. , . u T_h i n k of . t hc sales· bo t h 240 pou n ds, al �h e e nds, Athens . ous Pit tsburgh scored iU oth er two ma r keting necessary t o produce l a nd own e r 1 n t he county. ou \ . Mr. a nd Mrs . Sib Patte rson of s ide of m unicipali t i es, is eligibl e the food and fiber for our peo• men. the c redil �genc ies, a r1 d the w � lh 288-pou nd G ene (Big Dad dy ) Way nes b urg spe n l Friday nig ht runa with the he lp of two Chi. cooperati ves s_c a t te red Lipsco mb and 270•pou nd D onocago erro rs in the second, Ern ie p i e . As t he populalio n or our farm Coming Soon To to 'vo t e. wit h Mr . a nd Mrs. {.bu. Rife. t h r oughou t th e lalld. Ap; ricu l lural bei n g v iii� at t he �ck les . . Jcyce , who Banks and Frank Thomas The M eigs Soil Co nsen·ation counlry incr ea s es, certai nly t he Mr n s Jerry Bowe and Mr . a nd respo nsible for th e Cub m1& Distrid since i ts o rganization on m•cd for ils p roducts in c reases. Co llege gr��ua tes op�ra te g r.een ! weighs 25:i will relieve Donova11. es , a r tif cal breedmg s ervice s us h mer wuc Thursday gu ests o f Mr cu e s.. c ki n g u p the line will be Ba l ? In. h ou r wit then, Agricullure serv ed been has 943, l 4, June IIILL THEM Yoanell with ARAB ig and poultry h atcheries, � nd Pe l linglc,n, Di ck Sr:yman s ki and a n d Mrs Wm. Fol mer, Ne:w Ha· hy Lwo conserva t ion ists t he late 1 <-rease d gruw t h, must be a gruw . pfeed Rookie Bill Stafford, who m akes U-00-lT TER.Ml'l'E CON�ROL su ppl y st or�s . Good Ea rmma: I Don S h in n ick a l l 230. Milt Davi s ven . F. J. Recd , and since 1948 by I i n g a n d expa nd in g indust ry. This ■-..-. 1100 .,. In<>..., £a.a) ... ... N• Ca se y Sten gel look 1 0 years . Phone WY •2-3202 mea ns good busme �. s. . barm le plante. Profenhm.-.1\r prn,11 Mr. and Mrs . Scott Fol m er and you nger beca1.1i;e of his wm.ii ng a n d Car l Taseff are ba ck at the . Carl Bilikam. The supervisors I dues not mean h owever, that I ,-.•re prolecUon. G•I FKEI!: told•r at Pearl Street cu he T g pos itio ns Mr�. A nna Ja mes we re recen t resembla n ce to Wbitey Ford i n defensive secondary f.ot'.rt � gro u p 15 � n \ •-. Lumt.. Yant. Tli0<>.....ia 11•• IL wo rk cl osely With t he S oil Con· every pa r t of agricul t ure o ( farm• I tural Educ� Approxi RACINE, OHIO mat r l y t rnn . I wit h Andy Ne lson and Jo h n ny guests of Mr. and Mr s. Byron 1 950, scattered six Detro it hi t s servalion Service of Lhe USDA. ing is increasing. new ob , ach re e avallab�e 000 � s J :l Jan Sampk at safety. You arc i n1 c res tc d in the fu . I in gaining Jiis thi rd victory since · which provides the tech n ical ser. ear : H you en.}Oy farm ltfe a�d 1 F•w N-,wcomers Mr. and Mrs. Patri ck Wood joi n ing the Yankees on Aug. 15. vice to th e District. The job of I lure. l e t n11.' give you som e fact s yhe l pm � 0 t 11 er peo ple, a careet .n ' t hl' su pervisors is t o plan a pro• to show l ha t ag r icu l tu re is a 1 So we!J. stock ed are the Colts a n d neph ew Da n ny Will o f Pome• Minn i e Minoao 11 nd Luis A pari­ Ed ,u ea \ J on could be a rewardmg wit h experienced p erson nel t h a t \ roy a nd Mrs. Freda Fi nn y of c ia each d rove in two run s as the , gram of soil and water l'Onserva- growi n g and expandi n g indust ry. servi c e . 'f'.hes e m en and women Kansas were guesl!i Monday of Whi le So� made forward motio ns n o more tha n four or fiv e n ew• . tion wil h in th e confines of t he Firsl, .11griculture all an indusar e fa m iilar 10 us as C� un t y comers hne much chan ce of 1 Mr. and Mn. Jo hn Hartu n g. Mcig;; Soil Cons erva t ion Dis t ri ct tr)' is t he bigg es t buy er, t h e big• agai n . Bob Sha w picked up his Ag �nt�•. 4· H Cl ub Age� ls: \ o•Ag m aki n g the squad. Pfc. La rr y Bail ey arri ved Su n- 13th wi n , although be needed and to sup ervise the accomplish- g esl seller, th e biggest borrower teach erN: amt Co l le�c 111 s tr uctors. Th e most p ro misi ng roo ki es day fo r a visit wi th his pare n h and has th e biggest inve s tm ent Phone Wl-9-364 1 rneut of t h at p r ogram. , The fifth .grou p l s Agri c ult ur al a re Bo b Boyd of Oklahom a a 11d Mr. and Mrs. El mer Bailey. H e e ight h in n ing help from Fran k Since t h e formatio n o r 1ht> of an y stabl e industry wh ether Bauma n n. The White Sox reliev er There is a Jim We lch of So u t hern Meth o· 1 s sta t ion ed a t Georgia. POMEROY, OHIO di btr it:l over 550 coope r ators have it be m i n i n g, manufacturing or C o m�umc� lrnns . retired t he side wi t h two on and g�owr n g rield wh e re you work di st who are ba t tling Ta5eff for Marie a n d Marla Grues er were o n e ou t after Balti m ore had seor• h ad plans of soil and water con• transportation. servation prepa r ed on thei r farms Second. l h e in v entory of farm with people t othehe l p k eep them ll'P a d efen sive backfield J ob ; Zeke ov ern ight guests of t hei r gra nd• ed twice . J a ck Bra n dt batted in latesl d eve lop• Sm ith, �t andou t linebacker from parenls, Mr. a nd Mrs. Lewis H e rl''s BIG e"Ws'frOm"VO ut da le , on . Over 500 of these pl:ins are c ur• machinery alone is g rea t er tha n 10 � 1ncrea, ents . 1 h�. �d use of tcJe. .,\ uburn ; Jim Col vin, Hou�tWl Grues er . daughter of Ca n al Win�best.er 1 re nlly i n opera t io n . t h e a ssets of the Ameri can St eel NEW HOLLAND DEALER s ion, adio . a nd fil m s ha op nvi a e nt th-e we e ke n d with her par• r uese r G e aarenc Mra. , e and ag v M,. Bansa e l A lin a nd .i kle, c p ILf s � � During the past year pasture i n d u slfY, and five times th.a t o( , e,rt , up d w �otic ,iew gro up o r J ob '6ac'ker from So uthern Calilor ni,. or Morni n g Star we re Su n d a y ents, Mr and Mn. Llpyd Wood. improvt1J?1ent was 1hc hi rgcsl sin• the automotive industry. Barrin g injuries to U11itas and even ing g uests o f Mr. a n d Mrs. Mn. Myrta Rife, Wilkesville, Third. i t co ns u m es more ste el, �ppo rt u llit le�. At leaSl &IO new co. g l e prac t ice carried ou t on lable each ye r. avai e Ohs a J .also wa s a gu eRt. _ any ot her key p layer s, the Lewis Grueser. -or a . � uperalmg tarms. Thi s involved more pet rol eum, more t rucks, Fma ly, we co me 10 . farimng. Colts should prove mighty t ough Mr. a nd Mrs. Fred Bircher of Mrs . Do res Arnol ,t en t ered the 1,354 ac r es. Pasture re s eeding m or e tr actors, anti more e l edrif y u wa t the m oSt i port a n t romeroy spen l Wed nesday after­ Parkersbu rg Hospital Mon d ay. involv ed 733 acres duri n g the ci ty t h a n a ny other single i n du s- �Job �in ag r�icul t u re-lookm to th e to be at on ce again. Mr. and Mrs. W ende l l Frec ker noon wiLh Mr . 111 nd Mrs. Charles past year, Conservat ion crop ro. try. Euch y en over 200,000 fff Rac iri e e nter l ai n ed with a dfo, Rife and famlly. Oth er tuests Agricul t ure is tO<lay, as ii ha s farm. tatiuns accoun t ed fur anot her 449 u ng me n b�come fa rm ers . Mod­ ne r at t he Martin Restau ra n t i n were 0. A. Rife and Rkhard Cobb . . acr es. Olher spedalized pra c tices always been, one of o .1r majo r yo em rarmmg •� n o lo�� er _J ust a Middleport Sunday hon ori n g M r. S t . Alba n s. ies. tr indut basic c .2 n 1 i r yea uded l duri n g lhe (last 1 mea. ns of m aking a . h vi ng•it is a M� po rothy Beveridge ,a nd Boh n on a n d Mrs. Howard C. andi n g and m ile� of open drains t I mil es of It is i:t-owi n i!, ex rnok•t Carri., p Iola t,a.w N•w Hollond bu s 1n es s , 11 pro fession. Y o u can so n of Athen s spe n t Thursday their 53rd weddi n g a nn ive r sary. By Mn. John H■rtvn9 . obl n c h anging eac h year. As long a s t i l e drai n s, t he conslruct iun of 29 bola handling a on1-mo l beco me a Successfu l farm�r wit h Atte nda n ce a t Sunday school Mo n day gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. with her paren ts', M r and Mrs. farm ponds a n d 2 1 25 feel of w e ea t , wear c lothes, and live onl )' a hl gll sch oo l educa t io n, but . Sepl. 4t h was 60 eolle clio n $14.54 Howard C. Bolin were Mr. and Chas. Rife. in houses the re will be job oppor• pipelines. REW HOLLD'D 'I you can imp ro v� _your cha_n �s or Rev. Card fi l l ed his regulor ap- M rs. La rry Rous h , Debbie and H ersh el Justi ce call ed o n Chas. r ag in s e e. r u l tumli irul Whe n we con sider t h e ac t ivisuccess by addll1ona l. l rammg . . ftlW lall-Carrier; Junior of Gallipolis, M r . and Rife an d fam ily Su nday. pointm en t a l 10 a. m . li es of Lh.c di str ict o11er ! h e 17 Whal aho u t the fulur e of the Rega rd l ess o f the field o f agri­ Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. Rife called 1op1 for iloitl h•••hl1 vtnot!Utyl Meigs Equipment Mr. a n d Mrs. W. M. Da rst a n d 1I Mrs. Wen de ll F recker we re aft er yea rs o f i t s e xisten ce we find farm boy ? With t h e sur plu s pro- c ult� re a col lege edu cati. on ays o n Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Wood Mo n­ noon call ers. child ren, Wa verly, and M r . a n d much larg er figures. Con serva• duct io n of sum e p roducts and of_f m a n um b er of ways. F1. rp t 'l'he new low�o.at New Holl and Company I nc. 8 I Mrs Robert Seyfried of A l abama Mr. and Mrs . Horace Abbott day evening • 131" Baie Carrier cut.a labor 50 to . t ion c rop rotations top the lisl limi te d ls n d a rea, what oppor• will hs eat t the nu m e r ou s doors of Miugh your Billy Rife spen t the holiday '15%. Mak.ea one of were wee ke nd guests of Mr and e n tertai ned with a birthday party . . Where Quality Is Paramount wit h 10,339 a c res. Other common tunity doe s he have ? oppo rtuml� �p en to a person w 1 1.h Mrs. Wm. Eich inger Sr. , • chorea II breeze! with his aunt Mn. Juanita Saxton. of Friday after n oon i n Ji ono r Fi r st. we prac t i ce s on di9tric musl keep i n mind t far m s are • Goe■ to1ether lik• a eh1l d co l lege t rammg . S� nd, the r e _is POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. W a lter Garne6 OHIO Wsid anrl Newto n H u m phrey th eir son, Roger 's 7th bi rthday. w oodla nd pr otec t ion, 8,624 a cres, t h at l h e farmer for a l on g per• building 11et. Start with the 18-foot eat . deal of, pr ide a d Sil S- and Leroy Eichi nger atten and baby calle o n M r . and Mrs. d ded Pr e se n t w er e Sh e rrie Black s ton, 8&nd 4s ha years on of labor iod ed h furnis pasture impr ovement , 8076 acres ;acrio n m e� rrun g a col�e�� �e'ban unit and book Marie and Marla Gru eser , Con- H ershel Justice S1.mday. t he Ma ri etta Fair. . acres, and l e adersh ip fo r o thrr fi eldii. gree; aod lhi rd co ll ege trammg foot Hctiona up to 98 feet! Oper­ r farmi n g 4,6::!6 contou rol Mr. e n d M rs . Hug h Bea r hs a n d n ie Radford, Kathy an d Eddie ate& l'rom on., motor\ You cocitdia­ ' c on t our st r ip croppi n g 4,492 Our patro n sain t , Geor ge Wash · has do,lla�s an d sense 11 alue . daughlcr and son attended the Abbott, George Skinner, Jimmi e, 1 a locatlon ■nd direction of bale i.a eft ed h n, ingt l o r• e Mt. V belov acr es ;,,nd pastur e piunting 2938 Su r ey indica te thal a co ll ege 50th a nniversary of Mr . an d M rs. Ma rtin an d F rances Br oder i ck, charge from the mow floor or out. ! n on to serve as Ge n era l a nd a c res . 9ide the barnl J �e ca n ex t t o ea rn J. H. Kau t z of Worthingt on Su n · Mike and Edd i e Young, Billie and . Fro m t he se figures i t c an be Fi rst Preside n t of o ur c ountry. ;;; o1:i m or e In apf� ' e lhari a Come on in and eee the amazing I e t im ' · Bo bby Hysell, Middleport, Kevin day, seen that forage and woodland We m a y expect yo u n i m e n to h ig new, New Holland Ba le Carrier h sch o ol g r ad�at�. Or to iiu t , da u· \ Marret t. Da n ni e , Vicki an d Ro• Mrs Hazel Humphrey and here toda:yl improvemen t are two o f the out. l eave the far m in the fl.l t u rc just 11 _ t her way, if it cost s you ano ghters attend ed tlle Marietta ger Abbott. After game s were . · s t a nding problems on all farms as t hey have in t he pa st . The , to f an ce yo ur .�n e:e Fair Mo nday. \ play ed, refreshments were sen·• of t he area. Closely a l li ed wi t h farm boy o f today shou l d use his e$: uooot '1 n ;�e 1 t r n Mn. Dal e Smith a n d daught e r ed by M rs. Abbott, aa&isted by . fa r , e m backgrcund as a buildi n g wo r�� this is th e need for sufficien t ' . :8 t Imes �� 0 f t;e or igJ• vacy e L of E. M ri.. Da l e Hyse ll, Middleport, Mrs J. Mrs. d an Logan s or hlock ne z;;lo tepping ture u f As . k c o t water for t he lives to u se UP n al 1� ve5lmenl . It 1s true, college Jarie Abbott, Mrs. Arlee Abbott. of The Plains spent Tuesday with . !his for ag e. 292 fa r m pon ds h ave farm e rs the majori t y of us wil l tra . n g co ts, but Jt als o p ys. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bo l in M r. and Mrs. Wilbur Bail e y. :11 be en con struc ted on th e farms or na t urally t ur n to agricu l ture for ; � re �a r er 0 Mr. a nd Mrs. Scott Folmer a nd were Tuesday afte rnoon ca l l ers of cooperi.ilurs to hel p provide t his o ur occupation. The Qllestio n s we ba � ro und an� �Ff e d rs�� /P � � Mrs Ann a Jam es and Je ff Fol· Mr and Mrs. John Hartuniz:. wa ter and 6910 li n rar fee t of pipe have l o decid e-will it he far m• trem TRACTOR SALl!S mg a re Of g rea t t��P m . ing be it will of or de e p• o hundr line has bee n i nstalled lo ca rry a rtmg y ur eereer . Bui l d n Ph. WY,2-5101 Pomeroy Jiav thin° k r this wale r where it is n eed ed for po rlu n l l ies re lated to far m ing ? �� ou per e ce �!".""'""'�""""""!"""""""""'�-_i__� li: "�'"_l•�•�k'...'u�s_cc-_:________� Regardless of o ur ch o i ce , educa• a�u:Xyo u_r �eelt :, your s1�t' ua r10n, , . l ion is a necessity. � you r abll11! es and your athtu� e. There a re wond erful ca reers in !h en, select a co 11 ege o� tram­ . agricultu re ror th ose who tpre- rn_g cen ter that will prov1d.e )'OU pa re and mee t th e qualificatio n s with the ne c essary educat�on to Th ere is a g reat demand for gra. do th� you would hk e as dual es of La n d Grant Co lleges. y�ur hieJ�b s wo rk. Wculd y ou co� . It i� estima ted thal over 15.000 ; s1d�r, along with m a c:a ree r in �. new jo bs arc avai l ahk ea c h year. agr,l'� l tu re, a gr�';';m; end ex­ . A c olleg e deg ree could o pe n the pa11d111g mdust ry . Bring Your Ti res I nto Our Shop Beklre door for you to one of these ra rf'crJJ. Noon And Get Them That Evening Or Let me tell you so m e o f these MASTER MIX and o ppor1unilieN, Ther e a re a wid e va riety o f Jobs in Agricu l tu r al , Next Morn ing. MASTER-MADE FEEDS L AD•• Resea rch, industry, bu s i ne ss, edu- 1 cati on , comm u n icatio n s, a nd I MILD W l T&NT • farmi n g. OR L• CL &NING Ag r i cultu ral Rc11earrh may pro­ vide over 1,000 new job& each For GOOD APPEAR.\NCII aa,d PROTEcrlON SEE US FOR DRIVE YOUR CAR IN year . Researc h me n seek n ew fot EXTER.IORS l,011 can't: buy :a bettu white facts, n ew ua es for farm produ cts paint than Uaico. t bru,bca euily :a11d baa n.:· devel op new seeds, ne w ch emi . ccllcot: hiding quality. It ii mildew tt:ti.st:ant, eals, n ew growth sti m uletors, fume-proof. and non•toiic. Keeps i:hat ".new­ Phon■ WY 2-3254 and new uses for forest a n d lum . I No. 2nd St. pain1cd" look for • loac,::::"d it self dean• 1 her proliucls. Yes, th ey seek to MIIJOLIPORT ' ' a.toriot whilehag. A>k fo, Uai<0 Wea I NSTALLING and BALANCING lear n ho w to grow two blad es of •• I I 1 !� : !� = - I I I II I I . �z� I ' SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAI NTS I General Contracting I Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I I ° TERMITES �- NEW JOHN DEERE T R A C T O RS ° I I I MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. I RAC I N E PLANING Mill I I Rack Springs News Reported II I I ....�= - FULTON­ THOMPSON • I ;i Fall - · Needs Ready-Mix Concrete Spe,clftcations, Deliver It Right To Your Job •When Needed We Mix Concrete To Vour Own PRONE WY %-2115 POMl<:ROY, ORIO MULBECRY A.VI!. ' Saves Money - Time - Waste Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Page SI. •YOUR FAR■ o r HOIE ■it• mERIOR Wlllle PIIIT ONE DAY SER.V ICE FOR YOU R B U I LD I N G N EEDS Sugar Rul\ Flou r Mills Brighte.n. RECAPPING ■ ■■■ • ■ ■■■ ■ WE D0 - - ­ CUSTOM GRINDING Middleport Feed MUI e Seeds • Recleaning • Fertilizers I t I r•_. ,t .. '' Phone WY-2-3284 Mlddlepot1 a■ F REE SIZE 610x1S 750x14 710x1S 80qx14 760xl5 150x1' ·REGULAR $9.95 $1 0.95 $1 1 .95 WINTER $1 1 .95 $1 2.95 $1 3.95 KANAUGA TIRE & . RECAPPING KANAUGA, 01110 ALL WORK and MATIRIAL GUARANTEED 100% COLD COLD RUBBER USED .: •• ■ . Only $5.29 a golloft FREE: Paint Can, Paint Cap, 9d% Drop Cl!)lh, and Can Opener With 20 or More Gllilon Pnttbase POMEROY Jaet- -w. Caroey, Mgr. l'tlllne .WY-%-2181 ' • • . �- JllardIack ets . 4 11 ·1 k a O A 2 8 -0, Pa n t h e r s Lo s e t H1 W i 11 sco�s uck O u b Wins Eath De partment '. . • Se n l ine l , Pome ro y M iddl e p o rt , � : "" , S. J- av ort:,1 To U. • 1<1 -'' ( ail O , Se p l ,.,.n,•ter T rttn•f,.,,..,I (' .,rtf" ( .•O I ( I .\I l"< I tt I 11dd a gold nwda! rn haskett1;il! 1n !' r 1 11 11 l' h t l he }-'or m l.'.lUrl'l."; ;rn d Illa \ 11wkf' ont' of es"\ l��n � t'�;:ud�� t;,u/eh �unduy IG f Pren SC L Umh.d TBALL By lntern• ion•I F ... OO ' H H r \fl 'Hf' t • J1 wa t i e e I 1! s bt'Sl showm gs e q�r in t he 1 Sql l l l :.i i g II m and at lhe Ru t AME R IC AN LEAGU E . . al , By U n ited PrH1- lnf\' 1U1t1o n mu ral hon 1 odar i n ;i � rand w 1 r1 d I mt' M .. tho d ist l"li urrh . w. L. Pct GB a t 10 -lS a u p . of t h !" XV! l O l } m p 1ud I Bal1 1 11111r1• y A M tddleport 1 3-9 56 1 oung Y e l low Jacket football te a m up made , A hardluck Porn e ro� Pant ht!I ' foot lJ;dl t t• a rn beat Oak 1 1 11 1 All,•nc:e 21 E l ,.., o 111 and tht> l'ur! l;rnd Mt'1 hod 1 �1 8 1ast night m e nry rh'p,1 rl11wll l eH"(• pl Liu- um�• that pays o ff . ML d 1 1on 1 1 Ge�ev • 0 Nt>w 't urk 1 here i s com pc l l t w n rn eight 1 ctrn r d1 :i t 7 3 0 P m 79 fifl 590 i n desire w ha t Jt lacked rn experience her e Fri day night t o i ,i and sl'vt•n gold medals sports the �re, l'h 1 v;igo 77 59 566 3 1 1 roll over a senior-studded Belpre e leven . 28 to O I I C•du 26 Adt1na 6 I will bt' at st;1ke as 1 he greiJlest V. a :oh111;:ton 70 66 5 1 5 1 0 1 ,: Tti'e Panthrrs ma(ie t lw 1 1 J 9fi0 st ,lrr on t he Oiik 1 ( 1 1 1 gnd· • New Concord 2-4 8unK�•lle 22 A b\o(' ke d punt in the opemng mimi t es of the first quar of all u ma tt>ur sp orl� t>v t•n1 s l 1• 7 68 I 96 1 3 and ended ou \ ht:' shor 1 t•11 d o1 <l ll K-0 coun t which caml' Woodsfield l2 hffll' i.lle o 1mt t h e Y e llow J ackets on their wa )' r e l SENSATION WIN S 4 ti ,rn< d \ C I twars I , s t' losi' s un d ay s s,· h l't , Ucl roll Ii i 75 449 :.1 m9 1'? •Ln utcs I_t' 1· I rn I I It• gc1 m t• on a p1durt' pass V I <IV Cl eve 1 •,wt w Ht T•ch 6 E uu'-0e ' to M t he iddlt>port >d off Mlddleport kL<·k look s Hensley ktck .it , IIJ(']ud,•s l ure only the equeslrian , �� t v fi,h t u r k l l' t l l end H o n n 1t· Bogg guod for 75 C l•weland L,ncoln 01 l:f oslun . <60 76 44•., . � Belpre Eagl.s lo upen \he &arne Lhe t:i and nwcbed 57 yiltdi to : Jump1ng grand p n x before l h l' I F OHEST III LLS. N. Y. UPJstar Ma1 s 1 I1 } · K ;in;,ils . B 88 3 .... 3"°7Z v el1nd Jahn .Mar,hall ' Cl• I y 0 11ng ]) . enny iia Is t on o r 8II k ersand lhen k epl l he ch arge.s o f pay d'u-1 1n 12 plays It was H.ar I d o.sing <"eremony tt l 1 2 noon �ards • a TD , aJ1d lh l' vict ory � I 1.nulh Ni&hl's Frlct.y • Cl•v«-l nd Weat O ns ms1dt· d bot\le. Ullt>y Coad1 s honor S{Ottng the Lakin� I Al ·--newest s ensat ion of C.ilif.. f1ela. Before lha1 the Pant hn-, It.id n.-\ N �1,t ms1d1• tlw Oak Htll 20 , 1 • Chkigo s Baltimore 2 . . ,t F J S tht•1r own 40 to fon.-e t'he Eaglt!s a.ia1 n , gou1g over Crom lhe 6iX. I D Tt 11· (h·t"1s1ve play of t h t> ,l(fl me Ai. ht• bu 1 a H11 1 h4' tennis world. faces defend.ftJ■de at leasl 1 hrl:'1•· �pmli·d mu Boston City .k.anaH 3 2 u • S · Joh n 1 1 t'::t'. o.rry C.irr addtlilcl the extra pumts after I .OD to �.n1111 tlohl toward the 011k l ! L l l !.!11a! l11w. I uuf1.,ld1•(1 11fter l ht- Panthers twd • ng t i lleholder Neele Fraser of �0 : New York -4 oetroit I w � 1_. W'U N d > penally A Jtve agams1 yard hand-ofr t�kmg ro uartera each time bein� thwarti>d 4• 1 1 hn I,) 1lnv1 11 111 1 h1• Uak Hill 35 l alt- rn ci' f rn Q i a todav in the singlPs Austral 1 For l l B \'l'r lt t nros ro Wuhlnoton Cleveland I 2: rvr"; d J :n Ado,,i • 1; th(' Ea :.: les put the ball back tu bad Hlt'ky Oi ler. COltly penalties (80 s�nb a�iws'-ed I Lilt' tuurih pn11xl 1( 11y l'uul 111 , semdinals of tht' national C'hamS,1turd ,1 y ', ProbaW• Pitcher �� "' �• d (: 111 ';ed • I L•ti n O BOSTON UPI - Y ou don'L ha\'t> I p i onsh1 ps at th t- w est 6 1 dt! Club. for the evenmi,:) or bv 1n(·(l m p l dt• I quartnh;it·k w;is �mol llt•red ag11111 On Belpre's first play from aan:.r their 35 a nd made a fourt h a n d � ;•� - . Balt imo re • I Chi ueo 1� nint> s1Luation A hard charging scrimmagt' alter \he kick off, a to reel !tnrry for t he Denv£'r aerials on third and fuunh duwr 1 ai , ht• w ,1� 1111 fr1·1 1 1u•111 Ot"l'as1un � , Cl ev•1 • 1 M. n n Baufflll or 4-9 Score _ 9-5 1 d E ut O lltuattons. Tht' poor 1 · ,ir\ u·r. on ,, pa:-.� ;t1t c nw1 fur it l o�s Bo ilfon et K • nu , C ity -Delocle J11t· ket forward wa l l then blocked fumble. rc<:overed by Carr, sel Broncos anymore. n d C Iii • en I Cl I 0 a l l f iVC' of dropped who Brnr1cos, and fourth � Jal'kt!I. Yellow the up Belpre by punt llllcmpted an ,ii 7 1111d Oak f l i l l look over lG-4 · ·• Jo h n H•v O I 7-8 "'' Herbut "1' 1 •""' °CI eve · However, t'o;idi Ale-x 1 · 11, 1 · � ho p, 1 hcir txhibit ion •"anws. :irf" l t•atl A f t . r ! ',\ o 1 I a Oak l l i l l i!n · w hal rt,ark. W;i l t tk11sley. a1Xl final touchdown ' N..,.. Vork •t Detroit Terry ·. d ner, ('• . f 1r, , Be dr y 20 Loe-n O , .1� , 1 }-� s. .tn d 1· 1 w;is , I ·J>tn in,: lhf' infa111 A merit·an F1>ot• . ;irr a nd ;;;::;;;;,;;.;;;;;;;;;:;;;_,...;c..,__.;;;; • I .:.1· t -'• yan M id(.llc-port '& Haymond ··Jlot Do1,(" II was 8·_a umg;ir 7 .9 0 F i ,cher 1 -6. . , ville 46 P•inl v,n e 20 ircle C • b:i l l League today. teammg 1 1 1 h 11 o t aga1 1 l 1 1 w n i1nd 10 ,m l h t• 0-ll Zfi the up Belpre on o re l K overed :lrris c ei, ■ _ 1 .a S Washinvton t Clevel•nd • in dirt PIil' Md "urkll' [)ass t •d dt>1• 11 down 011 · I Urb•n• Sl M The Broncos k1ckPd oH the with plays live 16. Baum• . .11a rynille O Y dowsky 1 -0 vi Lltm•n S-5. ' s first season hen• Frida�• AFL In 16 the from over going gardner was Middleport plays {l\•e s11li> l t 1 1t> 1 11 BuKgs who 1n14dt> 3 f1nK · C O lumbu 5 Lt n den 20 Su nd•)"• G ,1 ,,-..s Entrnoor over for t h€'" score with Mannin� StitndinJ,! ui,. Oiler's .attempt to night by shocking t hP heavily-fa ert 1p :-,1111.i,: af\Pr t ht- ball had b1•1·11 ,,-. Boston at Chicaijo R eynoId•burg '!' 1 3-10. vored Bos1on Pa1riols, Bau mgarner going over from th(' nm fur th1• points was stopped. . ) Baltl , t 1 pp1>(l hy ;1 l'an01t'r d1•!endn l w l111 rn ore •t Kensu Citychester 12 n• 1 r,,1 l t u t h1· on ground eff his CoaC'h nanny one Denver though And 20 1 a saw <1uarter fourth The h t i w Kloes hit Hindy rt J, Fran..,; "".;� W'Hhinvto n et Qetro l t (2) NEW and USED " 11 21 e1terv, e 6 ft·I I t 1 1 tht· ground in his dfor1 1 . Wh 1t •h� a pas� fur lht> extra two poin ts pound freshman rip off large kic Filchock was quick to laud (2) d n Clevtl• ,t Yorlc N•w I 1nlu payt11rt Md'orkl t· pa s si•t i !o 1 F reu ys rg �6 .ind the Jadicts were out in front ground g;iins aud score standing tht> stars of tht• game-quarlerNationwide means co.., NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 "-=.;- 11 " 1 8 • vl 1 Myru11 Beuiwn for lhe ,,air uf Pxlrit t o o with five minutes gone in up, but a holding penalty can- I huek Frank Tripucka. and half a � t pUte in!urancc aervi(e. W · L Pct · GB �; �° - ort 6 t (: 1 C 1 puw t !. cel l ed Gene Wise·s scor'e ino the backs Al Carm1d1il�I and Gene I firs1 quarter thr � H .f 52 , H�l;i 1 Accident . . • 83 p 11.�hur:,:h I 1 5 w nt 1 ar Al lhC' start of thf' second Yt'llow Ja(·kets had their first M ingo-hr rn·diled hi s l ine w i l h . � S Lo ,, � ..•. Fire HH t 5 ' ui 6 1 57 7 76 1 1 l hr dosc�I U.tk 1111 ever �ot 10 Gih•n• 8 Columbu, W.1tk,ns O ' ., · 7 qua rter Bclprr rnoved inlo Jae- wan of the 1960 l,lrid iieason b<" i nJ:: th<" k £' y to !hf' upsf'I. Theh _ . • Mi l wauke(• 59 563 tht'. l 'uri t h e r itoa l lu1t• hcfort• tk1 t , U�per Arlington 2:0 L� ncuta-r 6 -- -. �� 62 .53� · 28 to O. kct territory with five plays and 1 Phone WY-2-l794 Medir.al _ . • \ w;1.-; wh,·11 l lw Oaks rt'tovnecl ,1 I Middletow n 1 4 Z.1 nesv1lle 1 3 l�:12 I 1:'.'s �� ge�i•s_ . Yilnl_s Hushing 64 5 1 pt'na ieir y t t yarr r 1 1 rom 1 A 3 I 1 utO" nubile . • . : S_t11t I f11 U<_ 1 !lot fl 67 68 .496 1 6 POME ROY. OHIO . , 1'<1ntlwr fumbl1• 1111 Ille Ponwroy 8, 1 Lima 14 Troy 1 2 25 M idd 1 Ppor1 Coach John Thomp• Pas.«mg . 35 fu ow However. 1 Belpre , •• l.1dowml'nt 1 < 1 l' ll HO l la l 22 l 1 l 11 1 '1 1 62 n 76 rn - son wrltl •' m g wcl after being j Tot;ils h111 till' hall waM fumUled r11--(hl I Kette rl i- 9 Fairmo n t 'l9 Newuk o 89 -.,. R_e ti mnem • . • . s 35 recover d rt" • Middlep l h R a h 5 o 398 29 · : ! ll!.'i tn it il t U l>oiek ;ig.:un thr� wn in t h e showers, was P s al E mpts 7 M i •mi1bur g 24 Wut Carrollton 18 C it 1i.: ..,.. for tage s thet . w aye-s, l l Hp1I . . . Life 'S l,y l'I 11 la' I , • lpl . ua START DRIVES · ' o f his boys. Pa s t: ('Ornplete 2 Co1hodor, 27 Uhrlth•�llle 8 . 50 85 :-1 70 33 � Na me your pro1ttrion 1 l he Yel low J ;i tkets ' set·oru'! tou l" h ·mighty proud ' For The t'lrst Thur Friday Nig�t, I RHult� l 'w 1 11•r11�• opi•1wd a first q1wrt r r , F indl•y 18 D•Hance 12 Pa!is. intt>rcep! l'<I ' tu get the O yt·ars rour Lned ' 've I '1i Nationwide Your prolilt>m. � down 5! n �ran._ 4 C l nc,. 2. hi, tw,. t•ffurt I rom i t :, :.!.2. wl'l1t 44 ya n ls . ' Norw•lk 20 Huron I -411 Llesire lh.ese boys bad to11i." hl. " Yards losi,;. penalt ies In Soulheasll'rn Ohio hei can reprr-.sema1i11� � r , :r 1 Haumgardne-r plays four In O I 1 C 11c ,n net ' 3 Sen F n n, 2, 2",ii on h t u lw �111ppl•1I hy a I � ya n l Glt»onbura 20 Firs1 downs 6 you plan wisely ar,d u I 5t • Lo••. • P hll • · 1 • c_•ll ed •t enc:1 1 1 d nd 1 0 Thompson .said. Jll' n-'IIY enrly 1 11 l hP sN·o_nd frumr s rumble ,''.'. , ' " ,� "" quarters: ;' , ,,· , Score , " " .. by , • 3 � CHt•li• . Margar•tl• 6 , e economically. 0 · " nd 1 1 1 11 .. •· • y m l d o h 1 b 1 1 N,·,ir l lw Nld Df tht• hrs1 hii l f . Marie n. l l Grtenfleld �Clain 1 2 . 0, , 1 '" 1nn 1."11• n , n Middl1•porl 2 8 fl 1 4 0-28 1 Lost 40 with 24, Uelpre the 10 yards I l 1ca90 Ch -4 h Pittsbuq;ii ( ; ,, 111• l ll st!-'r. full ha(•k . got 9 on 1 Wt> I Columbus AquinH 24 Middleport Lineup: O O O 0- 0 Harri� getting 1 B yards in onP BPI pre ' 1,uu l m ramhlf'd :-l", Lo ' Los Angelu S Mnwauli.H 3 111;1,•1, and Kl oes, sh arer. AuI I, d E s: n STATISTIC S MAX WA RD C o I um bu, We,I 6 . d the cen• 1 ry I\ · iJU mgard nn 1 rie S•turd•Y'• Probe b1• Pitchers the Oitk H. h ul l lw rlork ran ou1 I Columbui Watterio n 34 Stobart. Hay!I, Tiu·klt•s: tlu·t•: Middleport I St. Louis at Phllad•lphla - Si � t l:' r for vnt' aud l h u(!y hit Kloes Yards Rushing 1 1 5 E" . 2nd Ph. WY-2,2<60 Tlw t h in! period WHS a set• saw 204 Bodi1ner. Wilson. Annas, Bush; Worthhfaton a mon, willi a bt > a u l itut 22 yard pas!, '-3 vs Ow■n, 3· 12 · itff1t1r 1 1 1111] c.trly 1n the fourlh 1 11·r Mount Verno n 20 Rall Bait')', ilkf'y, r. Reed, ,1rds: 11 G Passini;: 57 Pomeroy, Ohio <'.:hlugo �, P l thburgh - A n der- J l l ily that carrit'd the Jacke-ta to Tolllls io1I wlw11 t h1• 1';1 11lhni,; mnV('d 2:1 26 1 Centers: rhamhcr�. M i ller; Back!.: k 1 mo d 7 14-1 n . 1 9 Friend VI •o · • C o 1umbu1 St. Chari■, 14 ya rds i 11 1 1 111• gro 11 11rl LO !he Oak 4fl 10 llind y Harris, Baumgardner, Carr. as ,Q, Attem pt,; Sa n Franciico •t Clntinneti - �::� ��:�: : ��;;���0� �� \!u t 'i:.i u �� r - 01 ent•nay 0 w h i·n 1 'ou 1 11 wa� smollll're d mi u O ubl '1 " • •lr t Compl Pu� 3 Hollingshed, Wisc, Clonch. Oiler. ,; anln £' 1" ' � run for the points w as Marich,1l ,4-l v1 0'Toot .. 10-1 1 . I 1a1 J ' B tl f t • i • I I L do n 1 2 . a m I t Irnl <I rive r.ass· ,1 t t 1•111p1 1 Offkials· Bob Baur. U mpire: pted I Pass ll>rce n J f . becau se of a p 'nalty. " Lo, AngelH at Milw•ukte- no "Dud ewo od O , v 11 1 e•20 L a••• I c•roo•••• , 1n.1 1•1 1 out Kermit Blos s er. Referee and Jack Yat'ds lo.si,; pcnilllie ·s 70 -..;:,.;., A on Kloes to m(!y l l from pllss C n lg 7·1 v, J•y 6-7. In 1 111• dyrng munit·nb •if t h1• DrHden 30 Licking V•ll•y 6 1 13 Lt>}', hPad linesman . rint downs ( & <· orHI bro s l try h • up wa t' ken G•mH !und,1y', • Batteries t h r gimu• . itfl,•r oak I I i l l had �rn r Ro1e v ill• 6 May1¥ille o s 3 ;111d t lw Jal'kels erided Uu• haH Fum ble St. Louis at Phllad11tlphi 11 p11 . t h e J ' ;mthi· rs ran up lwo firs t New L■xinvton 1 4 Coi l Grove 1 2 Lost 0 0. to uhNHl 14 San Freniti1co at Cincinnati down.� g1111tl for 16 yards hut th re1, Celdw•II 22 Fort Fryt 12 • Acce11ories B•lpreSecond Half Los Angel,u • I Milwaukee u 1 rnniplrh• pas�••S hancl('d l ht' bal l Wooder 6 Sh•k•r Heights O or the- second half st.irt the Al (2) Plttaburgh et Chingo The runuing score: to 01,k Hi ll uu 1ts own 35 with M•nillon 42 E11t L lv e,po<1I • Repairs - - - � -tl 7 7 0- -20 Wahama only iit't'nfl( l ti n•maming, and 1hl' M.,ufield M•d l 1o n 42 G•lion 2 ---�Hannan O O 1 4 0-1 4 FOR ALI, M A KJ;s Scoring touchdown�. Wahuma- \ 1 ""�'../::;� ,:·. ":,:,':,:·, ·::::\"' th• Oak Rus-'!ell 3 . (runs or 20, 50 and BO l l tll d \ l h on off,·ml' atid d l'ft·nst•, COWBOYS GET KOWALC Z V K Frff Honw Con,ultetion yards). hu1 )i,, {"flUldn " t �.,, unywht' fi' l •: O l l l Tl IT U PI-Wall Kowul · Hann.in-Cornell (85 yards t h1·111 1 1--(li t lw l'onwrny l i n e Spe.11' czy k . ll fullback, hus IH'('n !l t•nt 6 Miles North or r.alllpolls on State Route 7 kkk off rrt u rn) and Jenkins I hl' �<kd hy ! " i1PI To1n f;rtll'St? il1 to tlu• J):il ] as ( ' uwlm.,·s hy t hl• J )p . 1�u-kl1· and Ill� �0 1 1 hn111or�, m 1 ddl<• I trn it I .ion� Knwukiyk hud bi•('tl Jo1•y Hus.� l•ll. flt•ef hal fhh<'k, I cl<iwn. Dwi�hl Conrad ran th(' (pass from Young J STH.ICTLi' NO DANCING J,"OR ANYONE UNDER ?.I. Extra points Wabama-Jcwell l rn P hiw ki•r l ( w k ( _ row. l he O ak s Pli" kl'd by t he t " o whoys tmtlt·r lht• scot'< •d lhrt•1• tout"hrlowns Frid:iy l'Xlra poinl 1 o rnllkf' the score 2 (run and pass from Hargraves: r11 : 111 11� 1•d onl y 0:1 yHrds ru s h 1 11 g I al' r ut1g t>t11enls for givir i g t t w n,•w 11i�hl to pure t h1• W:iharna Whi1,• 1 3•7. Waharna kading. Wesley Ely, proprietor C ,1 11 or Writ• l'ornpar1•d l it 1'11m noy·� :124 on 1 114' N;i l i omil J,' oo t hu ll J.ea� ue ll'il l ll I FalL·ons !o u 20· 14 v1dory ovl•r Russel l set 11ail for hi s third Hilnna11 C'onrad, run ; anrl llul . 1 No Oblig•llo n i.:rnuml l l igh School touc•hdown of the f'Vening only a ley. run. sl'rappy Hannan u nt1("l1• 1111 11r playns. . _,,..,,_,,,.,,,.,_--,=-::,,,:,,,=----:,:,,,:,,,,---,:,,,:,,,:,,,:,,,--,:,,,:,,,.,.1 _ .,. _ _.l,,-,,_-,DIies Hadlnt•ar Co. Bul tlw Oak� ad1lt-1I 101 yards hy •-- under l l1t· lii;:hls or naehtt> I Fi l'hl. frw 1> l ays latn. 1his t i rnl' ror 50 Phon• LY -l-4550 Hu s.st•ll 's scores rnme on run!I yn1·ds. A p3ss from llaq;raves J>.is,.ini.: 011 1 h ree t·ompll'tions in ll \ l lw bull away " Morrl , A ve. Afhtn&, O. t �!r s i o l '•HlH't' o _v ' s l!' ro y Hr d tl /!l ' on I �: dt111• n11r 1 11g!n ll .1 1, h :d f bfl�k liRd -nr :.m: RO l) nd 50 yarrl." 08 -intly to ,lewell WU - n � for- -lh@.. extlu 1 five at'ri:il 1r! '.•.s Thi• l' 11n1hr•rs 1 rll'tl \ l l t •� 1 t 'r ; 11 f 1 1 l l h ;u· k rrm we ll W it h J,, w c ll, sophomun· fullback, W'lp- poin t and a 20-7 ycad. ·· " ""' ·' " "' " · 1 • 11 u • ,·- h u 1 ,"' ' " ' ''0I , ! h •slt'r l( 'nd 1 n i.: sl rn ng d i• ff 'nsiv c • ,,ct 111111 ]lound oul yardage : hf'• Slill in t h r third quarlcr. Han ';;::;�;;=-=====�==��:::..'.'.:::��::�_;�:�:�::�� .� uppur! lwN•n lhP ,:o;d l ines. movi•d 1 hr ball Oil a drivt• to n11n r Th1· 1 1,1r1na11 dtvcn, ralNI a de- t hf' fiv l' yard l iur OlivPr Youn� STATISTICAL CHART fin1h' u111lt> rdug in prt ••J.lllnl P t a lk at thal point 1011sed a pass t C 1 ' pul ll ll H h.1 l l l c l hnt kep i t hem I n Cn l \' ill Jt•nk i n.� ror thP srorf'. lli• Pom r'y O•k Hill 1 ht• hall �ame throui.:hout . They t·hn rd l lolh• y nm the t>xtra poinl Yards r11sh 1 n"" o·., 2 .,, W1•t'(' 11m·1•(I I I Y I111 l fl la(' k/I I) w I b 1I 1 makin� 1hr St'Orf' 20- 1 4. n l'ards pHi;su1i,i: IOI ( " unrad ,md l.eor111rrl CornPII. Statisilcally, the Falcons ran o l'nssi·s i·on1pktl•d :1 Ttw Falrons srorNI ,, arty rin u 1 1 firs1 clowns to ei ht for p I• ,1., s1•!ii ii 11 t•m 1 ,1 i•( I 5 B \ht• third play nf l he ball ga me. l a 1 1n. T h y los�C"d si x " passes C' ON t'AMOUS f m1 o Passt·s lnll•n·1-pti•it Lurry l largr uves too k lh t' opt' n i ng anct :1:.i complt>t<"ct four for 1 1 yards ;-1 l'unts k ie kofr 1 0 l hP l li,nnan 4� yard anil "kkt•d up 313 yards rush· • 1'1l 11 11·lt'i'I 3, :'.> ,,O litw. Twn plays l;1ter, Hussell ing. " You will fincl •verything necenary to mali:e F11mhl4 •s Lo!.I :.!. 2 sk1ppt'd through thC' l la11n.11n d i"Pomf'ourney ' J Falcons Tht to r.. u m 1\1 i·s 111·r town t 11 repain on your home, ready ancl waiting. No t fC"n�P to pa)'dirl. Tht· extra point roy nC'llt Friday night for l h<"ir J-' irs1 now11.� . tt good tm was lrv � delay. , . no fun . . . no bother. It'• real One.Stop · annual nwPting with !ht ranthers } 1 uuts (Av l :15 1 7 :m l lannun too k t lw Nlsuin� kh· k rn:t.,:\ i:T C'ilo. Alt•x Couch or Service. Budgel Terms • • a •• 1'unt"' llliH"k t•rl 1 oH n nd with Cornell and Con• 1 1 224 Tot al Yards Hl4 rad doing the lleavy ball 1oting I --- , I .Start in!:( Lineup· l'nntlwrs- •�1Hl11: m n v C"d th f' bull to the Wahama I H n m m a!1d J<'w�I I : 1'nrkl�•s: C: rut>s- right �•ard l ine hcfore j;!ivin!l ii ! f'r and SloWI"; <,u;1r1l� t oatl's and up on downs. The Falcons look •' Stl'wnrt ; Ct·ntrr: C row: Ra<" k.• : over nnrl lllOVl•d to the 20 a t the Pou l i n , Bufl'l ni,:1011, 1-:lruwn 1111d l kN · end nf lhe q uarter. On th4' �ec- I I N M I DDLEPORT, OH I O . _ ,_ l rr. am! pl u y of !he second (Juarter, • 1800 Nye Avtnue - - ltus�l'l l �t•t suil for flO yards and the double slripe, Jewell ran t lte t',c;1ra poi11!11 over, 1md Wahama LUMBER PLYWOOD lf'd 1:J .O. Thar 's lhC' way the SFm.VlNG COMM..ETE M'EALS Interior and ex­ ' h,1U ended. Kiln dried stock WITH HOT ROUS AND terior types. All In / Cvrnell quick l y pul Hannan penellng wood suitabl e for any fine of ,election .. Lar HOM E MADE PlF.S. slandarcl plys. 4' hack into t h4' ha l l �amr> wh('n hi' use. 2'' x 4" s a s meny type, •nd p,1tternt Mctn.y !nlng low as panels 8' x took the second half k,iC'ko{f all , as low as - ·- Iow u HOURS - 6 a.m. to I p.m. PrlcH Knotty PIM as - · lhe way-85 yards- for a touch2Z½t sq, rt. 91/, c tin. rt, $3.36 each = s8 o0 Excep Th e Sro e "' young Middlepo ...t Foo ball El v n WD'I I I _t::_'" � I r n: •�;!ct\•" BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES I 11 An Exelu!oil,·t• I ·! ' ii I I I I I I Full Time H earing Aid Service I' 8 1 ° I �!!!.!!'.!!.! u�.!-----·--·- I I I I 2 I ' I I I! '. I For Dining and Dancing Russell Paces Falcon Attack w·'J 1 h 3 TD's 0ver Hannan Club I I Bring Your Friends To The Green Gables I I POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Another Good Buy from BAKER'S SAVE $1 0.80 SAMso.�!!� ��!�� !��NITURE . Oniy $29.95 ' ·&AKE R F U R N ITU RE I I I• I I 11 I •• Origi nal Equip ment Ti res Now Selling I I I DEW JHE CHUCK WAGON RESTAURANT 1 Nmv Open FALL SPECIAL SPIED SATID llllprtVN At Th e Low est PAINT Interior and ex­ terior. Oil or La­ tex ba.se. Full co­ lor range. As low Prices In Years �• • _!' } • ., .' . nt • iJ ' ·" -. ', 1 : • C All RIies Sale Prlred lncludlnp ti.-., to, Compa<l C.n * .95 ., 6.70- 1 5 7. 50- 1 4 TUBELI H BLACKW ALL l 1 l us lax and reea,ppa hie tire The very same Urea that <ot11e on Amerkla's finest new can a, they roll olr the 1111ffllbly ll11e. ,,,. WI LLIAMSON OI L CO. Fllll$T�i DISTRI BUTOR PHIL WILIJAMSON .. POMEROY, OHIO Now addtd lo lht famous qvalltlos of tho 100¾ Latex WOlldtr WIii Paint • • • • NIW I DICOIATOR son 111UN W•'q Im� o n th e p.rfed to As AdffrtfHII In This w..-·, gi" you Jh• lt"t wall paint av• I And In new beautiful Ito, h,h color,, T,y no-:fvm..,no-0u0r SPRED °""'""'••d wath<>blo. SATIN POST AVAILABLE AT King Builders Supply Co. Phone l"Y-Z-1748 Day or Ev� Bndhury Road RD 1 .• 211< llq. ft. FLOORING Fine , luxurious flooring. Pre-riniahed or un­ rinished. All types in stock. Al Jow as · 13< sq. ft. • • NIW I IASY COVl ■ INO PGI HAIIO.fO.PAINT ·.su■PACIS IOdaJ, $4.49 gal, WAL L TILE Plastic. GOod te· lee-lion of colors. An especially good buy. Easily a-pplied. Al low­ as \ llWdl.... II I Just rljht to co­ ver 11tuddln1 in 1araae or : extra room. M low ,as f%,Z4 p11nel P H O .M E S WY�l-3 1 93 WY-2-3679 PEG Standard 4' x 8' panels. Wonder. ful , for use In kit• chens, utility rooms, etc. M low as ___ _ $3.88 panel UVER DOORS For doo'h or clo­ telll Single, dou­ ble, folding. A n excellent buy. Aa low es _ _ _ _ $9.95 each Closet Llnbtf Fine, arnm1t� Cedar. Idea l for fini&hina: and mothproolina . Al l()W H - - - - 28c ... ft, ' I 'LL SEE YOU IN THE MORN ING' more to be seen •.• I I I• I I I I ' I ■ .. �ti J t is .a common th i ng to hea r it sa id in Sou t h A fric a that H "these people arc earning more money than lhe l' ever did in . ' thei r lives before, and yet they're not sat i sfi ed. And th a t is true. Mcireover . t he y will never be satisf i ed un t i l they have more than better wages. TY Sf�IIPi for lverv.one SUNDAY Peace is a compound m a de up of many elements , ancl no Wll'J'N•TV wh ich does not providt! a ccess lo generation will know peace Channel l3 - 9:45 a.at. s o me of th e "mnres'' of l ife. "Claiin Your Woll and the �mb Divine Right" There ha�'l' been all loo many wolves in our world, and the lambs haw been Lambl i ke too long. n Sdtnce Society, 1-44 ;,, ;,-,hI - -COne of the striking charactn i stics of our generat ion i s the M ulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Momin� f act th a t h u ndreds of mill i ons o( the world ' s underfed have :sprvic·t· at 1 1 with "Substance" th t· become convinred that hunger is not necessary - that t here subjel"I of the lrsson sermon. Gold­ is a way , if onl:v they ta n find i t , by which a ll men can h a ve en Tex t : Seek the Lord and his stren!llh. seek his f11ce continually eno ugh to cat . And there is a v a st restlessness as a result. Be ye m iullful al ways of his There was a time, not so many ye a rs ago, when the hewers l: the wonl which he L"Om• i-ovC"ni:in o f, wood and the d rawers of water were hopeless. They did not mandctl to II thousand generations dare bel i eve there was aqy better way of life for their ch i l- 1 C hronicl es l 5: I J . 1 5. Wednesday dren . Today they a re determined to fi nd p betler way, and servi re iii R p. m. the� are wfll i ng to listen t o anyone who can tell them how to F iut l!aptist Church, Middleporl find that better way. Meanwhile, i n l i stening t he y are a pt t o Don;1ld A . Boone, pastor: Morning Wors hip. 1 0 : 15 a. rn. · ·The Beckonl i sten to th e wrong p eople and to try the wrong way. 7.30. Wolves ca n be taught to l ivr. with Jambs, but something has rn� Cross." Evening service, ' •: 1 1 : 1 5 a. Soul. th<' i,, Cobwehs "No to be clone to their wolfish 1�css before i t is an ent i re success. n1., BDard of Deacons; 6:30 µ. m .. Rlghl COUSD!'SS N e eded Youlh F£' 11owship d1 ili supper; 8:30 The American peopl e , who pride themselves on their l ove p. m. C hurch council meeting. of peiice. need very badly lo learn a few of the (acts of life 7 :30 p. m. Tuesday, Hearthstone concern i nj peace, Class and meeting .and Wl'Ttl This world cannot go on indcin i tely half over-stuffe d and meeting. 7 : 30 p. m. Wednesday, Hour o f Power: 8:30 p . m . , SC'nior h a il underfe d . rehearsa l : Thursday 7:30 p. Choir If we exped to go on sel l i ng m a nufactured products lo the m rest of the world, we must be prepared to buy from lhat san .T:��;'nHe� 1;i!!s . · EUB Ct,urch, rest of t he w o rld. Pau l l lool;s, pas1or: 9:30 Sunday I f we want to live at peace, we must be prepared to treat School; 6:30 p. m. i'J," ; 1-1 p. m. wor­ men of other color with respect. The a ngry a nd the i gnorant ship; Wed., a p. m . .Prayer meeting of the world make po0r customers. . Soul,h Bethel EUB, Paul H9oks., The free enterprise system means that w e m us t expect to pastor: 9.:m Worship; 10:30 Sunda .v meet our competition w i th a better product at a lower price, School; a p. m. Wed., Ptaycr mee1 ing. a nd this may do someth i ng to stand al"ds of l i ving. Loltrldt• EUB, P•ul Hookl, pHpeace can never be had except at the sacrifice of pride. tor: 10 a. m. Sunday Schoo1 : 1 1 a. , {Copyright_ 1960 by the Division o f Christian Education , Na- m . , worship; 7:30 p . m. y i,� ; 7:30 p. t1onal Council of the Churches Of Christ in the Un,· ted States m. F n., · · Prayer mee1 rng. vf America.J . Bethtny EUB C"urch, F. E. Du n n, pastor: Worship 9:30 a. m . : Sun• i,:elistic services 7: 30 pm; Prayer day School . 10:30 a. m .. Otis Knopp met•ling Wednesday 7:30 pm. supt . ; Y · Hour 6:30 p. m . Hysa-11 Run Frff Mett,oditt: RoC armel E U B Church, F. E. Dunn berl E. Smith, Sr., l)ustor: Sund11y pa s tor; Sunday School 9:30 a . m.; School 9: 30 a. m.. Worley Haley, W e yn f' Roush, supt. : worship 10:45 s up1 .; Morning worship 10:30 a. m. Prayer meetin and Y l lour 8 J). m . g You l h servic4', 6:45 p. m . ; Evan· Syracuse EUB Ct,urch, F, E. e:el islic message, 7:30 p. m , ; PrilY· Dunn, pastor: Sunday School 9::-IO; Church of Jeiu, ccr meeting, Thursday 7 30 p. m. Den Quisenberry, supt . ; Worship, Christ of L.1tter D■y S•lnts, P•nNt:ott•I Autmbly Route 124 7:30: Prayer meeting, 7 :30, Wed. Old Town Flats on Portland Road Dorcas, E. Codner, pastor. Sunday Heath Methodilf Church, Mid­ s ,rnday school 9:30 am; Preaching school 1 1 am; Children's church dleport: Raymonrl Konkright, paa . 10::lO •m and Bihle Study Wed• 3 pm; Worship 1: 30 p m Sunday, tor: Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Wor· nesday 6 pm. C. W. ProHitl, pas­ Tuf!sday and Friday. ship 10:30 a. m. "Hidden Evils"; tor. Br•dford Chu·rch of Christ, Youth picnic supper, 5:30 p. m.; Mldwey Community Church, Raloh Humble, Pastor, Jim Reed, '7:30 p. m. Official Boan!; Wed., Bobby Searles, Minister. Chuck Supt; Bible school 9:30 am; Morn- '7 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Tht Federattd Church, Porn­ ��arlcs, Sunday School, Supt., inl? worshi p 1 0:30 am; Christian (youth) Endeaver : Evangelical and Reformed• eroy Evening pm; 6 . m., Sunday School shirts at 9:30 a 1'rayer meeting Tuesday 7:45 p. wor:irthip 7 :30 ; Wednesday evening PreshyLPrian, Waldo J1 Bartels. pa.s• tor; John Wm. Hlllettnar, Dir. of Bible Sludy 7:30. m Bradbury C?lurd'I of' cnrlst; Art Chr. Edu.: Sunday School 9 : 1 5 a. Zion Church of Chrl1t, Pom11'0Y·llarrison"ille Road, Eu,::ene Mar<"Llm, minisler: Bible School, at m.; Worship I0.25 a. m. "The Underwood, minister. Bible l<'hool 9:30 a.m. Wilbur Rowley Sr. Supt.; Healing waters". Tues., Sept. 13, 9:3() am; Morninit worship 10:30 Morning worshi p 10:30; Christian Women'8 Guild Retreat, 1 2:30 p. i'll; Evening worship 7:30 pm. Ro­ Endeavor 6 p.m.; Evening worship, m. Wed ., 7:30 p. m. Federated Cir• cle meeting. 7 p.m. bert Rerd, Bible School Supt. 1 Alfrff M•thodl lf Church, Rob­ Klr,vdlom Hall of Jehovah's Wit-ne Syrecu1a- Methodist Church nes!e111 Public meeting Sunday 3 ert R. Card, pastor; Sunday School Rev. Carl Herring, Pa8tor. Sun• pm: Watchtower study 4 pm; at 9:30 11. m.. Lloyd Dillinger, day Scllool 9:30 am, 0111.a Wine­ Bible study Tuesday pm; Ser- supl.: Worship aal 10:45 a. m . , Her• 8 brenner, Supt; Worship service at vice meeting Thursday 7 pm; Min• man Taylor, l.ay•lcader; 7 :30 p. rn. 7:30 p. m, "Tht> Sa\valion of God" i1try ll'hool Thursday e pm. MYF; Wed., 8 p. m. prayer scrviee. Youth Fellowshi p 6 pin WOOnes­ Pll,rlm Holb1eH Homecoming , ·sept. 1 8. Danylll• day ; Midweek Bible study 1':30 Church. Langsville, Don Wachen.- Sy ncuH First Unltff . P.-.sbv­ pm Wednesday. achwanr., pastor. Sunday school \ terian, Boward Ruppell. pastor; UI Church, Let•rt Falls, Rav. 9:30 am; Morning worship 10: 30 · 9 a . m .• Morning worship "Does lt pastor. Sunday �m; PUgrim Youth 6:41 pm; Pay!"; 10 a. m. Sunday School. H11bert Sharp. school 9 : 30 am ; Worship ,ervlce"!I EV!lngelistlc service 7:30 pm; FelFlnt United PrHbyl•rl■n, Mid· Sunday evening at 7:30. �owsbip service Wedne:iday 7:30 dlcport; Howard Ruppelt, pastor: the Nnerene-, pm. of Church Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; MornSyracuse, Rev. Harold Holmea, ing Worship 10:30, "Does It Pay;'' Churdl N•• Mlddl-,ort of the 9aslor. Sunday school 9:30 am; &!rl'n------Sunday sehool, 9:30 • WYF, 6 p. m . ; Monday 7:JO p. m., Morning worship 10:30 am; NYPS ni.; morning worship, 1 0:30 a. m.· Session meeting: Tuesday, 7 : 30 p. 8:'4) pm; Evangelistic serv1ce1 at Evening service 7:30 p. m. Prayer .m Deatnn!I and Deaconesses meet­ 7:80 pm: Wednesday 7:30 prayer meellng and Bible sludJ Wedn-=:1- ing; Wed. e:30 p. m. Jr. Choir; 7 p. meeting; Prayer hour Tu'esday day 7 : 30 p. m. m., Sr. Choir, '1:30 pm; M iasionary service i• the Church of Ch,l1t, Middleport, Naomi B1p,tlst--Sunday school 3rd Tuesday of \he mortb ill 7:30 9:30 a.. m.; worship, 1 1 a. m . praJ• Fred_ I. Gardner, minister: 9:30 a. pm. . Bible School, R. C. Steffy, supt.; er aenice Wednesday 7 p. m. Church ef Nnarant, Mulberry, Car,wn°m Baptf1t _. Sunday 10:30 ,. m. Morning worship "He 11nion Aves. Pomeroy, Rev. E. E. echool 9:30. Morning worship, Tenderly Looked At Mc"; 7 :30 p. cox, pastor. sund■r School 9:80; 10:115 m. Evenina: service, "Men Dis· 1.'�rnlng Wonhlp lu:10; NYPS tl RutlaN Flral tiptlst-Sunday pleased Wlth God,"; Monday, 7:30 «us E·•11nlng Aenice1 7:30; Praf­ achool 9:30 L m. Pre,chlng Sun- p. m. Church Board meeting; Wed. v Ah•cL ,( Thund1y 7:30. '7:30 p. m. Prayer �eeting _a nd iBIday 2:30 p. m. Ho11u c : PraYtr, Chftter, (The ble Study: 8:30, Choir prarhce. HarrlNnvlll• P.....,..,lan First Baptist Church, Eatf Mein Countrv Church In Town) , Ed­ Sunday 1ehool 10 ,. m. WYF 7 mond I ife. pastor. Sunday school pm and Blhle study every Tues- St., Pom_eroy. Ralph C. Zundel: 9:80 am ; F..a rl B0111, Supt.; Morn­ day. Prayer and pral!le service pastor; Wrh. Watson, S. S. Supt.. Ina: worsti ip 1 1 am; Evangelistic Saturday 7:45 pm. 9:30 . 1 1 : 15 a . m. Combined service service '7:�0. Pentacodel-Sunday school :Ip ol worship and sludy "Echoes lrom rnfft l!lev. ■ am· evangelistic eervice 0 7:� pm; C�p Oyo. ,Sermon: ''Jesus, �·he P.•lnll'w C!,urch, Thomas, pas I nr. Sun.day 1chool at Wednesday Bible stud)' 7:t!I pm. W,ari� Worker." N�ry and for dmdren; S P­ R uttand C hurch of tit. Neu,.ne 1Uft¥iU' &:30 am Sup! . Herbert Roush; lo}Vll F rn. �•• Morning am. 8:00 9:30 , hip supper and ay school -Sunday Wedt?esd prayer service-� Run P,rk; 4 "�' Jt l ipr(:itNng Sunr• ·y rd1ht 1:30; worship 10:45. Evangelistic 1er• m� '.J'ues­ ee11lon; ,nnlng A , ,· � p. prayer Midweek• sun­ � pm vice 7:4:li po., Joung peop:1?11 .meetln1 \VCT\J County D:'I f. T �. pm. 7:46 · Wedneaday i,ervice pm, day <l : •� Columbl,1 Ch,1pel Chrllfla,._ rot,� ,,t �lewt PreibYW­ Church-f.-.. Methodi t school 9i80 am. Worship il_D q,i�h; fie�l)' 7:30, Men' s Bible Rev. W. ff. Strau111·1uab, pulor -' tt C:o�ton, O�o; 2 .second � Laurel CUii: Sunda:, ,ehool 9:30 service 10:90 am · on the �•Y . · �.-A';, � , ¥iulon.ry Circle; •m Phil Wite, Supt Cltis meet• and fourth Sundays. p. m. l)IA TrabtlnJ Con• Chrlllof Ch.,.h Dolnl 10:30 em, Wm. Bailey Jn JI . I� lllo GrllDCl,e. char&e; FMY aervlcea 7 fm; Evan- Bible school t:tlo am Pre1cbln1 ch" n,aa, ' (From "Chrullanlty Today"] "And . . . it is appointed uot.o men once t o die, but aftn th.is the J udgment" 11'.Jeb. 9:27). Before us there unlolds the drama of death. Men in history mt't>1 lhtir d1:-a th, whether the y be great or small, and bccoll\ e names memorialized in art and literature perhaps but no long. er in flesh and blood. New drugs and techni ques in surgery, improved diets, and h i gher living conditions .are of course contributing to length• ened life expectancy; but the added years are nothing in t·om . panson with the eternit y that lies ahead and in which all o( us should be rnneerned. Death may be post poned, but it is still unavoidable. A Christian, in the words of the Apostle Paul, can know, how�ver , that it is �tter to be " absent from th e body. and present with the Lord '' Not that many of us reall y wan t to die. But, we can face the certalnty of the eve n t w i th th e absolute assurance in our hearts th a t we helong to Christ, and he has done for us t he thing which makes deat h a transilioo from f a ith to real ity. Death is ,going to happen to everyone of us. Those who a re C'hristian will pass im mediately into the presence of the ever­ living Christ who has redeemed us u nto himself. The cocoon uf earthly existence wilt be transformed into the butterfl y of eternity; the body of our worldJ y existence will be changed i nto the likeness of his glorious resurrection body, and we wi ll see h i m as he is. With the Apostle Paul every child of God can say , " for I I know whom I ha_ve trusted , and am persuaded th a t h e i s a ble to keep tha t which I have committed unto him against t hat I da ." fa ith in Jesus Christ as Saviour from sin and LOrd of l i fe makes all the d ifference in this world - and in the \\ Orld to come. To a believer, there accrue blessi ngs which are possible to no one else. For one thing, there is security - eternal securi ty. . We live in a day whe n security is almost a (etish. Men want 1t more than freedom itself. We have socia l security which l asts until death - with som e $200 a dditiot1al to assjst i n bur. i a l expenses. Men may amass £or-tunes, but the securi1 y o( · money is only for lhlii life. Th� securit y we have �n Christ is eternal and nothing ca n ta ke it from us. Jesus said: " M y sheep hear my \'Oil°e . and I know them, and they folJow me; and J give them eternal life; and the y shall never perish , neither .shall any (ma n 1 pluek: them OJ.Jt of my hand. My Father, which gave them me, ii greater than all; and no man is able to rtuck them out of my Father 's hand . I and my Father are one.' . Another blessing _which the Christian has is peace. We live m a w o r ld of lurmml. AH about us there is u n rest and uncer­ taint y. No one knows even th e i mmediate ruture. But in the midst of darkness �he C h ristian can have absolute pea ce, for he �ows who he Is and where he is going. He knows that nothing can happen to him which is outside the wiJI of God. He lives in the certainty that: "All things work together for good to them that love God," and the,e is infinite peaee in that as�rance . A third blessing of the Christian is )lope - the hope of hea ven i tself. The Bihle tells us: "Eye hath not seen nor ear heard nei­ ther have entered into th• heart of man. the things _;,hirh God hath �repared for them that love him.'' Neither ou r pre­ sent expenence nor that of others - not even our wildest imaginat ion can p i cture the g1orr. which will be ours in hea• ven. We do know that heaven will be a place where there is no sickness, sorrow, or death; and we know we shall be in the presence of God himself forever. One final blessing which is ours is freedom from fear . "Yea, though I walk tbrougb the valley of lhe shadow of death, J wiJI fear no evil; for thou art with me" was David's assll:rance and one which is ours through faith in the Jiving Christ, Like Pete r Mar<hall we can conlemf.late death and say to a ll who a re Christ ' s: "I'll see you in the mornin g.'' L. NELSON B ELL I i 1 1 : 1 •9 ii8i/� I SERMONETIE I COMPlITE PROltCTION I i I I I I D a ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• Sept . JO. 1960-5 : Man's l lop For P ce 1 0 . 1 96D __ ,, \':," �,;;�;-;:;',';',"n ,l •�·;tint·':,: 1 ::,:�;),�,,;��:FJm:i�:::s:�::.:�i; Be 1pre Pushed A ro u n d By Speed y, STA NDI NGS - 1 0 · 30 am on thf' firs! and third S unday,. R.utl.1nd Church of Chrl1t e ea Bitlle school g 30 a m ; wi ,rship service 10.30 111m; Youlh hilow• By �- L. Smith sb1 p e pm; Wurship 1 pm. Pom•roY Churc:h of Ctirld \\' hJ l l've r m11y be t he real purposP uf Russi a , the commuo is l s s<' 1 1.1•<l on a massi ve word Whl'n t hey say that •· t hey have Sun<la)' school 9.JO am; Morn• ini worstiip JO 30 a.r.,; •-:vening c11nw to c • st a bhsh pc•Rce on t h t• eart h " worship � :30 pm: Pray4'r met-ting It i .; one of the n11sfort unes of" l h e df' morracie s that they stud y 7 :30 pm \\'l'dnes• Bible and f � 11 l e or � hav e not be en a b l e to cap i t a l ize on t h e univ rsal o gin d y. • , d ;i pPa( f • {)u i t e \1 rong ly, anti qu ite unjust ly, t h e "free worl ' KingilM.i,.,- Church _ Sunday has taken un lilt! aµµearanC'4..' of a "war party" in the eye_s of sl"hoo l 9 · 30 am; Worship servi<'t• n1uluµlit•<.t nulhuns of Lht:! " 01 hl , pa1 t1t.: u l arly in the unde, - 1 0 : 30 am. tlevt•l opl•d areas of the earlh . I L•npiill• Congriv-tlonal <'.:hrl1Co��und a Is Peace tUl n Church----Sun�ay school 9:JO . . . . The prophet Is a ia h was not a political sc1enl lst 1n the mod- , a m ; Worshi p servire 10:30 am. Pomeroy Stve-nth-Dey Advent11t crn senst' of t he word, but he had a shrewd undt:!r$tandrng of -( 1 24 Butternut A ve DAV Hal_D is ce a pe world pract i(·a1 polilics. He knew , for ex<Hnple . that Sabbat J1 School 2 p1�; Worship many f up nd, de a t m i ' is a compou o no si· m pl t element I nstead serrn:e 3 · 1 5 pm· servic� are Sat• merits .an d _vu· ·tuc::;. . urda)' . Prayer �eeting Thursday . I n _pronus 1 11g the er a of peat.:t: �h1ch was lo com e w1�h the I 7:30 pm. Messiah. t he prophet said the d1vmc ruler wou ld t.: omb l ne ( I l Chu u; h of God, Mt. Moriah-­ the spiri1 uf wisdom , !2J of understanding, (3) th e s pirit of Sunday school 9:45 am; Worship counsel and ( 4 ) might, 1 5 ) the sp i rit o f knowledge and (6) the service l l am; Prayer mel'ling fear of thl' Lord. Ant.I t hat i s a rare and wonderful compound, .1 Tu.esday 7 : 30 pm; Young peDplt> more l'Ompkx t h a n anythin g that has ever com e out of the Fnday 7:30 pm. Cerleton lnterdenomln •tlonal chem · 0 ist 's· laboratory. · Rood-Su11day school Klng�bury · nc_ ut U1_t! most_ seno�s m1sta�Ps the g:eat �o I oma\ pow�rs O:JO am; w orship hour J O:Jo am; mc1d1· 1 11 Asi a and 1 11 Affl(' a was r n assuming that the coloni a l every other Sunday. peoples would be sat isfied iJ they were a l i t t le better fed an d Be thlthem B1pti1t, Great Bend t.:lothed . And t here can be no question about the m a tter: the -Morning worship 9·30 u m ; Sun­ colonies enjoyed a gre a ter prosperity under lhe guidance of day school I0: 15 am; Evening the great powers tha n they ever had, or they ever would, un- service '7 :30 pm. dN their own ungu i ded and m i sgu i ded rulers. ,. The U n iform Su nday School lesson for September 1 1 : " I SA I A l l 'S V I S I ON OF T H E FUTURE," Isaiah 2 : 1-4; 9:2-7; H S l ' � nA y SCl!OOL I.ESSON or THE WEEK Deep In the human heart is the deeire for great e r and wider vision. It p rompted early man to clim b the trees and to scale the peak,. Every year it lures thousand, to the top of the Empire State Bui l ding. It inspired the telescope and microscope, &nd eventually radar. Similar to this yearnin g for vi,ion, yet B&Cred In its powerful prompting, has been man'a spirit. ual quesl Although there Is much natural evi­ dence around us to prove ther('! iB a God, we want to understand His mind, His power and will , • , His heart I No human inventions are needed here. In the Church established by Jesu s Christ, in the Truth taught by Jesus Christ, i n the Lire iru,plred by Jesus Christ - each of us ftnd, that wider vision his 80Ql eraves. n, o�.� ;. ... ,,.,.1,i1 ,..,..,, .. Iii, bti1lcl,■1 al .l,o,.ocln ud 1..,.j coliH01hip. 11 ,. • ,..,,,1,...., al corlh fo, 'P""ijll YOl�u. W,1hoot • "'""I ci.�"h . o,1lhn dnr,o,:,,,, ■Gf c,.,1,uhoo <H iu,v,Yt. Th«t ••• f...,, -•d tO>O•• "h y ., •.,., po•- d,...,kl ound ..,..,,., u1ulul:, ...d Mf>lloOt'I ti.- Chw,ch Tiwy uc: ( I ) r.. hi, -• ..k,. (2) fo, 1,,. ch,lclro■', IAM. ()) r.. , ih,- ..k, al h" COll'•u•it,- ...i a.1iot1. (4J Fo, •• tok, ol die 0..di itwll, wh.:h oud, �,. ..,,,.t oN -■lfriol wppo,11. Pb■ to t. cln11d1 111.l■,11 oW ""' 7w1 B.l>!t do,I :,, i,, ........, ,_ •• ...,,. IIMlk,,.. ......,. M,t111d&t PIiia ' 17-11., Tue dat lob■ ,. '' ",. ...,.. t, ;,fritl� b:f:�1111 l)' " 14 l!awrdd flal111 Dot w .. ■ Wlth the hope ft toill, In so me measure, lo•ter and ltelp , austa ln that whleh is good ht fa mUg aiul romlDUnltff life, this feature i.1 sponsored IJt, the 1,u 1h1eas IIMIU au organh:atlotu 1i,hose names appear IJelow. .. K. & C. JEWEllRS KAUTZ FEED STORE Our A i m Is To Satisfy Phnne YU�-2145 Chester, Ohio RUTLAND AUTO PARTS Phone SH -2-4183 Rutland 212 E. Main St. Middleport HEINER'S BAKERY Of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Bakers Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Middleport, Ohio FOREMAN & ABBOTT Custom Built Kitchens THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA STIFFLER RED ANCHOR Take Someone lo Church with You Sunday Phone WY-2-2644 POllUl)y CITIZEN'S NAJIONAL BANK (The Friendly Bank) Middleport KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES Cadillac- Oldsmoblle-Rambler 242 W. Main St. Pomeroy WIWS ANTHONY Plumbing & fleatlne 2:40 Lincoln S1.-Mlddlepo�h- WY-2-2550 SUPREME IQ �EAM CO. Featuring Decorated Sllcfs, N ovelties, Bulk Phone WY•i!-5444 Middleport Rt. 1 TO Be Held In Syracuse Sunday OHIO VAlllY BAKING CO. Makers of Holsum Bread I HOTI'S SOHIO SERVICE Support the Church of Your Choice w..t Pomeroy !bin Street Services Won't Be Held Sunday At St. Pqu/'s MOTOR PARTS CO. 157 Walnut Middleport Stret STARK DRUGS Pomeroy Your Walgreen Agency Phone WY•Z-2588 HOMi LAUNDRY CO. J. Middleport P. Joachim, Prop. Pho� WY-2-2057 KING BUILOERS SUPPLY CO. Middleport Rt, 1 Mn. Allen Taylor spent three days of the Labor Day wtekend at her home here. TIie ice cream social at lhe Sut• ton Metbodut Church Salurday evenilijZ wali well attended. Mrs. Harry Capehart and son spent an enjoyable afternoon at the borne of her sister, Mrs. War­ ren Rose last week. ¥1'. and llra:. F. D. Hudson spent J(onday ni&bt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ru1sell Roush and Mr. and Mn, Allen Taylor ancl family, Mr. and Mn. Arnold An­ then tOQk Velma Taylor to Athens derson and family a11d Mr. and to r�ume her wqrt there. The B&C Homemakers 4--H Club held a pma party ■ l (he home of Lil'lda White Friday evening . Mrs. l!llen Wh;l• and daughter . Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and children were Sunday . evening Juell.Ji of Mr. and Mrs. " Break the R�cord .. Sunda y � ill warren Rose and ramiJy. be �bserved thu Sunday morn.mg M n. Warr-en Rose visited wit durmg lhe 9:30 Sunday School I Mrs. Louise Headley or Bashan onb �our at the Church ol the N aarene Wednesd y evening. Her nie(e, jl 111 Syrac�&e. tvelyn i..n ,on, tiad spent the . _Aecordmg to preit!!nt records _it ·wc:ek with her. will take a total of 2.26 people 111 M.isl Edith }\ose spe�t several �unday School to break any p(ev- daya with her grandmother, Mrs. tous attendance recordt:. ftfartha L. ROie, The p�or, the Rev. Harold - Mr. and itln. Roscoe Hollon of Holmes, w1l_l be at the door to ex- \ Pine Grove called at the home of tend a cordial welcome to all who Mr. and Mrt. wanen ROif' one attend. • lut weelt · evenin" recognition will be Spedal awarded lhe family who brings the Mrs. Herbert Rouah and son en• most people to Sunday School who joy� • aaimic Sunday at the were not present last Sunday. Ro.ct Sprln11 fairerounds. i,ev. Ernea,t 'Ebomas and fam­ ily moved to McArthur Friday. Rev. Dwight Spencer will be the pastor at tbe Fairview Church �e to hi,s movin•Mr. and Mra. Jolin Waddell and family of -Columbus spent the There wiU be no Sunday School hOliday weekend with Mr. and or Worship 1ervice el the St. Paul Mrs. HoWard Donohue and Mrs. Lutheran Church Sunday, Sept. 1 1 . Ro11e Bachus. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson in order that members of the cQn­ gregation may attend the ordin■• and �n of Cleveland went the tion of William L. Vori!I, new pn weekend with lhe former's p.ar• tor of St. Paul and St. John Luth­ enls, Mr, and Mra. Earl Robin• eran Parish. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Shields The ordination will be held at St. idatlhew 's Luther111 Church, attended the State Fair. Mr. an\l �- Don Hupp and Hunter St.. Logen, Ohio, 1t 2:30 p. ■OP!I of Aehland epent the week m. Paslor VorlJl will be inatalled al end with llr and Mre. Oorsa St. Paul Llllheran Church, P:om• Parsons. Mr. and Mn. Cheater Durst ero;y ,.Sept. 18, at 9:30 a. m. Fol,tow­ ihg 1t,e installation eervice � of Nilea were overnight guests will be I potluck dinner at St. .tQhc of Mr. and Mn. )lerberl Roush Lutheran Church picnic iroUndl, at Mond_,- and 'on Prida,Y Mr. and whkh time the annual Hatv,e,t Mn. Dunt, llr1. J<\1.lah and son Festival will be observed jlth a Beute Slaiighter. Roberta, Nancf special Sunday School pro&rain at Sllaron, Cin• cty- and David ii.ousn suts,,rlSt!!d their 8i1ter, Mn. Rt11-­ 2 p. m. All members are urged to p.trtlc­ sel1 Routh lll'ho wu t!elebratinC ipate and friends are cordially in­ her birt.hdl)' with a dinner pre­ vited to both the irull■lla�on serv­ pared and taten te her home at noon. ice and the festlvities lo folla.w. Special Se-rvice • Middleport Pomeroy'• Budget Shoppi ng Cenler FRANOS FLORIST By Mn. Herbert lt.ou1h Richard Rowe and son Ray­ mond spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. John VanMeter at East Liverpool. Lewis Ours of Wellsville 5pent the weekend with his father, Marion Ours and family and at­ tended lhe Ours �union at the Rock Springs fairgrou nds Sun­ day. BAKER FURNITURE II. RAWLINGS & SONS CO• Sutton Social Events Repo rted Social Events rowel & Ash-Mlddleporl-Pb. WY-2-3921 1 15 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Phone WY-2-2460 L<>tal Union 51188, Ravenswood, W. Va. Letart Motor Tune U p Nationwide Insurance ol Columbus, 0. WWW Pomeroy WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVIQ MAX WARD AGENCY R. .• Phone WY•2�1T48 I ...,, �- JllardIack ets . 4 11 ·1 k a O A 2 8 -0, Pa n t h e r s Lo s e t H1 W i 11 sco�s uck O u b Wins Eath De partment '. . • Se n l ine l , Pome ro y M iddl e p o rt , � : "" , S. J- av ort:,1 To U. • 1<1 -'' ( ail O , Se p l ,.,.n,•ter T rttn•f,.,,..,I (' .,rtf" ( .•O I ( I .\I l"< I tt I 11dd a gold nwda! rn haskett1;il! 1n !' r 1 11 11 l' h t l he }-'or m l.'.lUrl'l."; ;rn d Illa \ 11wkf' ont' of es"\ l��n � t'�;:ud�� t;,u/eh �unduy IG f Pren SC L Umh.d TBALL By lntern• ion•I F ... OO ' H H r \fl 'Hf' t • J1 wa t i e e I 1! s bt'Sl showm gs e q�r in t he 1 Sql l l l :.i i g II m and at lhe Ru t AME R IC AN LEAGU E . . al , By U n ited PrH1- lnf\' 1U1t1o n mu ral hon 1 odar i n ;i � rand w 1 r1 d I mt' M .. tho d ist l"li urrh . w. L. Pct GB a t 10 -lS a u p . of t h !" XV! l O l } m p 1ud I Bal1 1 11111r1• y A M tddleport 1 3-9 56 1 oung Y e l low Jacket football te a m up made , A hardluck Porn e ro� Pant ht!I ' foot lJ;dl t t• a rn beat Oak 1 1 11 1 All,•nc:e 21 E l ,.., o 111 and tht> l'ur! l;rnd Mt'1 hod 1 �1 8 1ast night m e nry rh'p,1 rl11wll l eH"(• pl Liu- um�• that pays o ff . ML d 1 1on 1 1 Ge�ev • 0 Nt>w 't urk 1 here i s com pc l l t w n rn eight 1 ctrn r d1 :i t 7 3 0 P m 79 fifl 590 i n desire w ha t Jt lacked rn experience her e Fri day night t o i ,i and sl'vt•n gold medals sports the �re, l'h 1 v;igo 77 59 566 3 1 1 roll over a senior-studded Belpre e leven . 28 to O I I C•du 26 Adt1na 6 I will bt' at st;1ke as 1 he greiJlest V. a :oh111;:ton 70 66 5 1 5 1 0 1 ,: Tti'e Panthrrs ma(ie t lw 1 1 J 9fi0 st ,lrr on t he Oiik 1 ( 1 1 1 gnd· • New Concord 2-4 8unK�•lle 22 A b\o(' ke d punt in the opemng mimi t es of the first quar of all u ma tt>ur sp orl� t>v t•n1 s l 1• 7 68 I 96 1 3 and ended ou \ ht:' shor 1 t•11 d o1 <l ll K-0 coun t which caml' Woodsfield l2 hffll' i.lle o 1mt t h e Y e llow J ackets on their wa )' r e l SENSATION WIN S 4 ti ,rn< d \ C I twars I , s t' losi' s un d ay s s,· h l't , Ucl roll Ii i 75 449 :.1 m9 1'? •Ln utcs I_t' 1· I rn I I It• gc1 m t• on a p1durt' pass V I <IV Cl eve 1 •,wt w Ht T•ch 6 E uu'-0e ' to M t he iddlt>port >d off Mlddleport kL<·k look s Hensley ktck .it , IIJ(']ud,•s l ure only the equeslrian , �� t v fi,h t u r k l l' t l l end H o n n 1t· Bogg guod for 75 C l•weland L,ncoln 01 l:f oslun . <60 76 44•., . � Belpre Eagl.s lo upen \he &arne Lhe t:i and nwcbed 57 yiltdi to : Jump1ng grand p n x before l h l' I F OHEST III LLS. N. Y. UPJstar Ma1 s 1 I1 } · K ;in;,ils . B 88 3 .... 3"°7Z v el1nd Jahn .Mar,hall ' Cl• I y 0 11ng ]) . enny iia Is t on o r 8II k ersand lhen k epl l he ch arge.s o f pay d'u-1 1n 12 plays It was H.ar I d o.sing <"eremony tt l 1 2 noon �ards • a TD , aJ1d lh l' vict ory � I 1.nulh Ni&hl's Frlct.y • Cl•v«-l nd Weat O ns ms1dt· d bot\le. Ullt>y Coad1 s honor S{Ottng the Lakin� I Al ·--newest s ensat ion of C.ilif.. f1ela. Before lha1 the Pant hn-, It.id n.-\ N �1,t ms1d1• tlw Oak Htll 20 , 1 • Chkigo s Baltimore 2 . . ,t F J S tht•1r own 40 to fon.-e t'he Eaglt!s a.ia1 n , gou1g over Crom lhe 6iX. I D Tt 11· (h·t"1s1ve play of t h t> ,l(fl me Ai. ht• bu 1 a H11 1 h4' tennis world. faces defend.ftJ■de at leasl 1 hrl:'1•· �pmli·d mu Boston City .k.anaH 3 2 u • S · Joh n 1 1 t'::t'. o.rry C.irr addtlilcl the extra pumts after I .OD to �.n1111 tlohl toward the 011k l ! L l l !.!11a! l11w. I uuf1.,ld1•(1 11fter l ht- Panthers twd • ng t i lleholder Neele Fraser of �0 : New York -4 oetroit I w � 1_. W'U N d > penally A Jtve agams1 yard hand-ofr t�kmg ro uartera each time bein� thwarti>d 4• 1 1 hn I,) 1lnv1 11 111 1 h1• Uak Hill 35 l alt- rn ci' f rn Q i a todav in the singlPs Austral 1 For l l B \'l'r lt t nros ro Wuhlnoton Cleveland I 2: rvr"; d J :n Ado,,i • 1; th(' Ea :.: les put the ball back tu bad Hlt'ky Oi ler. COltly penalties (80 s�nb a�iws'-ed I Lilt' tuurih pn11xl 1( 11y l'uul 111 , semdinals of tht' national C'hamS,1turd ,1 y ', ProbaW• Pitcher �� "' �• d (: 111 ';ed • I L•ti n O BOSTON UPI - Y ou don'L ha\'t> I p i onsh1 ps at th t- w est 6 1 dt! Club. for the evenmi,:) or bv 1n(·(l m p l dt• I quartnh;it·k w;is �mol llt•red ag11111 On Belpre's first play from aan:.r their 35 a nd made a fourt h a n d � ;•� - . Balt imo re • I Chi ueo 1� nint> s1Luation A hard charging scrimmagt' alter \he kick off, a to reel !tnrry for t he Denv£'r aerials on third and fuunh duwr 1 ai , ht• w ,1� 1111 fr1·1 1 1u•111 Ot"l'as1un � , Cl ev•1 • 1 M. n n Baufflll or 4-9 Score _ 9-5 1 d E ut O lltuattons. Tht' poor 1 · ,ir\ u·r. on ,, pa:-.� ;t1t c nw1 fur it l o�s Bo ilfon et K • nu , C ity -Delocle J11t· ket forward wa l l then blocked fumble. rc<:overed by Carr, sel Broncos anymore. n d C Iii • en I Cl I 0 a l l f iVC' of dropped who Brnr1cos, and fourth � Jal'kt!I. Yellow the up Belpre by punt llllcmpted an ,ii 7 1111d Oak f l i l l look over lG-4 · ·• Jo h n H•v O I 7-8 "'' Herbut "1' 1 •""' °CI eve · However, t'o;idi Ale-x 1 · 11, 1 · � ho p, 1 hcir txhibit ion •"anws. :irf" l t•atl A f t . r ! ',\ o 1 I a Oak l l i l l i!n · w hal rt,ark. W;i l t tk11sley. a1Xl final touchdown ' N..,.. Vork •t Detroit Terry ·. d ner, ('• . f 1r, , Be dr y 20 Loe-n O , .1� , 1 }-� s. .tn d 1· 1 w;is , I ·J>tn in,: lhf' infa111 A merit·an F1>ot• . ;irr a nd ;;;::;;;;,;;.;;;;;;;;;:;;;_,...;c..,__.;;;; • I .:.1· t -'• yan M id(.llc-port '& Haymond ··Jlot Do1,(" II was 8·_a umg;ir 7 .9 0 F i ,cher 1 -6. . , ville 46 P•inl v,n e 20 ircle C • b:i l l League today. teammg 1 1 1 h 11 o t aga1 1 l 1 1 w n i1nd 10 ,m l h t• 0-ll Zfi the up Belpre on o re l K overed :lrris c ei, ■ _ 1 .a S Washinvton t Clevel•nd • in dirt PIil' Md "urkll' [)ass t •d dt>1• 11 down 011 · I Urb•n• Sl M The Broncos k1ckPd oH the with plays live 16. Baum• . .11a rynille O Y dowsky 1 -0 vi Lltm•n S-5. ' s first season hen• Frida�• AFL In 16 the from over going gardner was Middleport plays {l\•e s11li> l t 1 1t> 1 11 BuKgs who 1n14dt> 3 f1nK · C O lumbu 5 Lt n den 20 Su nd•)"• G ,1 ,,-..s Entrnoor over for t h€'" score with Mannin� StitndinJ,! ui,. Oiler's .attempt to night by shocking t hP heavily-fa ert 1p :-,1111.i,: af\Pr t ht- ball had b1•1·11 ,,-. Boston at Chicaijo R eynoId•burg '!' 1 3-10. vored Bos1on Pa1riols, Bau mgarner going over from th(' nm fur th1• points was stopped. . ) Baltl , t 1 pp1>(l hy ;1 l'an01t'r d1•!endn l w l111 rn ore •t Kensu Citychester 12 n• 1 r,,1 l t u t h1· on ground eff his CoaC'h nanny one Denver though And 20 1 a saw <1uarter fourth The h t i w Kloes hit Hindy rt J, Fran..,; "".;� W'Hhinvto n et Qetro l t (2) NEW and USED " 11 21 e1terv, e 6 ft·I I t 1 1 tht· ground in his dfor1 1 . Wh 1t •h� a pas� fur lht> extra two poin ts pound freshman rip off large kic Filchock was quick to laud (2) d n Clevtl• ,t Yorlc N•w I 1nlu payt11rt Md'orkl t· pa s si•t i !o 1 F reu ys rg �6 .ind the Jadicts were out in front ground g;iins aud score standing tht> stars of tht• game-quarlerNationwide means co.., NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 "-=.;- 11 " 1 8 • vl 1 Myru11 Beuiwn for lhe ,,air uf Pxlrit t o o with five minutes gone in up, but a holding penalty can- I huek Frank Tripucka. and half a � t pUte in!urancc aervi(e. W · L Pct · GB �; �° - ort 6 t (: 1 C 1 puw t !. cel l ed Gene Wise·s scor'e ino the backs Al Carm1d1il�I and Gene I firs1 quarter thr � H .f 52 , H�l;i 1 Accident . . • 83 p 11.�hur:,:h I 1 5 w nt 1 ar Al lhC' start of thf' second Yt'llow Ja(·kets had their first M ingo-hr rn·diled hi s l ine w i l h . � S Lo ,, � ..•. Fire HH t 5 ' ui 6 1 57 7 76 1 1 l hr dosc�I U.tk 1111 ever �ot 10 Gih•n• 8 Columbu, W.1tk,ns O ' ., · 7 qua rter Bclprr rnoved inlo Jae- wan of the 1960 l,lrid iieason b<" i nJ:: th<" k £' y to !hf' upsf'I. Theh _ . • Mi l wauke(• 59 563 tht'. l 'uri t h e r itoa l lu1t• hcfort• tk1 t , U�per Arlington 2:0 L� ncuta-r 6 -- -. �� 62 .53� · 28 to O. kct territory with five plays and 1 Phone WY-2-l794 Medir.al _ . • \ w;1.-; wh,·11 l lw Oaks rt'tovnecl ,1 I Middletow n 1 4 Z.1 nesv1lle 1 3 l�:12 I 1:'.'s �� ge�i•s_ . Yilnl_s Hushing 64 5 1 pt'na ieir y t t yarr r 1 1 rom 1 A 3 I 1 utO" nubile . • . : S_t11t I f11 U<_ 1 !lot fl 67 68 .496 1 6 POME ROY. OHIO . , 1'<1ntlwr fumbl1• 1111 Ille Ponwroy 8, 1 Lima 14 Troy 1 2 25 M idd 1 Ppor1 Coach John Thomp• Pas.«mg . 35 fu ow However. 1 Belpre , •• l.1dowml'nt 1 < 1 l' ll HO l la l 22 l 1 l 11 1 '1 1 62 n 76 rn - son wrltl •' m g wcl after being j Tot;ils h111 till' hall waM fumUled r11--(hl I Kette rl i- 9 Fairmo n t 'l9 Newuk o 89 -.,. R_e ti mnem • . • . s 35 recover d rt" • Middlep l h R a h 5 o 398 29 · : ! ll!.'i tn it il t U l>oiek ;ig.:un thr� wn in t h e showers, was P s al E mpts 7 M i •mi1bur g 24 Wut Carrollton 18 C it 1i.: ..,.. for tage s thet . w aye-s, l l Hp1I . . . Life 'S l,y l'I 11 la' I , • lpl . ua START DRIVES · ' o f his boys. Pa s t: ('Ornplete 2 Co1hodor, 27 Uhrlth•�llle 8 . 50 85 :-1 70 33 � Na me your pro1ttrion 1 l he Yel low J ;i tkets ' set·oru'! tou l" h ·mighty proud ' For The t'lrst Thur Friday Nig�t, I RHult� l 'w 1 11•r11�• opi•1wd a first q1wrt r r , F indl•y 18 D•Hance 12 Pa!is. intt>rcep! l'<I ' tu get the O yt·ars rour Lned ' 've I '1i Nationwide Your prolilt>m. � down 5! n �ran._ 4 C l nc,. 2. hi, tw,. t•ffurt I rom i t :, :.!.2. wl'l1t 44 ya n ls . ' Norw•lk 20 Huron I -411 Llesire lh.ese boys bad to11i." hl. " Yards losi,;. penalt ies In Soulheasll'rn Ohio hei can reprr-.sema1i11� � r , :r 1 Haumgardne-r plays four In O I 1 C 11c ,n net ' 3 Sen F n n, 2, 2",ii on h t u lw �111ppl•1I hy a I � ya n l Glt»onbura 20 Firs1 downs 6 you plan wisely ar,d u I 5t • Lo••. • P hll • · 1 • c_•ll ed •t enc:1 1 1 d nd 1 0 Thompson .said. Jll' n-'IIY enrly 1 11 l hP sN·o_nd frumr s rumble ,''.'. , ' " ,� "" quarters: ;' , ,,· , Score , " " .. by , • 3 � CHt•li• . Margar•tl• 6 , e economically. 0 · " nd 1 1 1 11 .. •· • y m l d o h 1 b 1 1 N,·,ir l lw Nld Df tht• hrs1 hii l f . Marie n. l l Grtenfleld �Clain 1 2 . 0, , 1 '" 1nn 1."11• n , n Middl1•porl 2 8 fl 1 4 0-28 1 Lost 40 with 24, Uelpre the 10 yards I l 1ca90 Ch -4 h Pittsbuq;ii ( ; ,, 111• l ll st!-'r. full ha(•k . got 9 on 1 Wt> I Columbus AquinH 24 Middleport Lineup: O O O 0- 0 Harri� getting 1 B yards in onP BPI pre ' 1,uu l m ramhlf'd :-l", Lo ' Los Angelu S Mnwauli.H 3 111;1,•1, and Kl oes, sh arer. AuI I, d E s: n STATISTIC S MAX WA RD C o I um bu, We,I 6 . d the cen• 1 ry I\ · iJU mgard nn 1 rie S•turd•Y'• Probe b1• Pitchers the Oitk H. h ul l lw rlork ran ou1 I Columbui Watterio n 34 Stobart. Hay!I, Tiu·klt•s: tlu·t•: Middleport I St. Louis at Phllad•lphla - Si � t l:' r for vnt' aud l h u(!y hit Kloes Yards Rushing 1 1 5 E" . 2nd Ph. WY-2,2<60 Tlw t h in! period WHS a set• saw 204 Bodi1ner. Wilson. Annas, Bush; Worthhfaton a mon, willi a bt > a u l itut 22 yard pas!, '-3 vs Ow■n, 3· 12 · itff1t1r 1 1 1111] c.trly 1n the fourlh 1 11·r Mount Verno n 20 Rall Bait')', ilkf'y, r. Reed, ,1rds: 11 G Passini;: 57 Pomeroy, Ohio <'.:hlugo �, P l thburgh - A n der- J l l ily that carrit'd the Jacke-ta to Tolllls io1I wlw11 t h1• 1';1 11lhni,; mnV('d 2:1 26 1 Centers: rhamhcr�. M i ller; Back!.: k 1 mo d 7 14-1 n . 1 9 Friend VI •o · • C o 1umbu1 St. Chari■, 14 ya rds i 11 1 1 111• gro 11 11rl LO !he Oak 4fl 10 llind y Harris, Baumgardner, Carr. as ,Q, Attem pt,; Sa n Franciico •t Clntinneti - �::� ��:�: : ��;;���0� �� \!u t 'i:.i u �� r - 01 ent•nay 0 w h i·n 1 'ou 1 11 wa� smollll're d mi u O ubl '1 " • •lr t Compl Pu� 3 Hollingshed, Wisc, Clonch. Oiler. ,; anln £' 1" ' � run for the points w as Marich,1l ,4-l v1 0'Toot .. 10-1 1 . I 1a1 J ' B tl f t • i • I I L do n 1 2 . a m I t Irnl <I rive r.ass· ,1 t t 1•111p1 1 Offkials· Bob Baur. U mpire: pted I Pass ll>rce n J f . becau se of a p 'nalty. " Lo, AngelH at Milw•ukte- no "Dud ewo od O , v 11 1 e•20 L a••• I c•roo•••• , 1n.1 1•1 1 out Kermit Blos s er. Referee and Jack Yat'ds lo.si,; pcnilllie ·s 70 -..;:,.;., A on Kloes to m(!y l l from pllss C n lg 7·1 v, J•y 6-7. In 1 111• dyrng munit·nb •if t h1• DrHden 30 Licking V•ll•y 6 1 13 Lt>}', hPad linesman . rint downs ( & <· orHI bro s l try h • up wa t' ken G•mH !und,1y', • Batteries t h r gimu• . itfl,•r oak I I i l l had �rn r Ro1e v ill• 6 May1¥ille o s 3 ;111d t lw Jal'kels erided Uu• haH Fum ble St. Louis at Phllad11tlphi 11 p11 . t h e J ' ;mthi· rs ran up lwo firs t New L■xinvton 1 4 Coi l Grove 1 2 Lost 0 0. to uhNHl 14 San Freniti1co at Cincinnati down.� g1111tl for 16 yards hut th re1, Celdw•II 22 Fort Fryt 12 • Acce11ories B•lpreSecond Half Los Angel,u • I Milwaukee u 1 rnniplrh• pas�••S hancl('d l ht' bal l Wooder 6 Sh•k•r Heights O or the- second half st.irt the Al (2) Plttaburgh et Chingo The runuing score: to 01,k Hi ll uu 1ts own 35 with M•nillon 42 E11t L lv e,po<1I • Repairs - - - � -tl 7 7 0- -20 Wahama only iit't'nfl( l ti n•maming, and 1hl' M.,ufield M•d l 1o n 42 G•lion 2 ---�Hannan O O 1 4 0-1 4 FOR ALI, M A KJ;s Scoring touchdown�. Wahuma- \ 1 ""�'../::;� ,:·. ":,:,':,:·, ·::::\"' th• Oak Rus-'!ell 3 . (runs or 20, 50 and BO l l tll d \ l h on off,·ml' atid d l'ft·nst•, COWBOYS GET KOWALC Z V K Frff Honw Con,ultetion yards). hu1 )i,, {"flUldn " t �.,, unywht' fi' l •: O l l l Tl IT U PI-Wall Kowul · Hann.in-Cornell (85 yards t h1·111 1 1--(li t lw l'onwrny l i n e Spe.11' czy k . ll fullback, hus IH'('n !l t•nt 6 Miles North or r.alllpolls on State Route 7 kkk off rrt u rn) and Jenkins I hl' �<kd hy ! " i1PI To1n f;rtll'St? il1 to tlu• J):il ] as ( ' uwlm.,·s hy t hl• J )p . 1�u-kl1· and Ill� �0 1 1 hn111or�, m 1 ddl<• I trn it I .ion� Knwukiyk hud bi•('tl Jo1•y Hus.� l•ll. flt•ef hal fhh<'k, I cl<iwn. Dwi�hl Conrad ran th(' (pass from Young J STH.ICTLi' NO DANCING J,"OR ANYONE UNDER ?.I. Extra points Wabama-Jcwell l rn P hiw ki•r l ( w k ( _ row. l he O ak s Pli" kl'd by t he t " o whoys tmtlt·r lht• scot'< •d lhrt•1• tout"hrlowns Frid:iy l'Xlra poinl 1 o rnllkf' the score 2 (run and pass from Hargraves: r11 : 111 11� 1•d onl y 0:1 yHrds ru s h 1 11 g I al' r ut1g t>t11enls for givir i g t t w n,•w 11i�hl to pure t h1• W:iharna Whi1,• 1 3•7. Waharna kading. Wesley Ely, proprietor C ,1 11 or Writ• l'ornpar1•d l it 1'11m noy·� :124 on 1 114' N;i l i omil J,' oo t hu ll J.ea� ue ll'il l ll I FalL·ons !o u 20· 14 v1dory ovl•r Russel l set 11ail for hi s third Hilnna11 C'onrad, run ; anrl llul . 1 No Oblig•llo n i.:rnuml l l igh School touc•hdown of the f'Vening only a ley. run. sl'rappy Hannan u nt1("l1• 1111 11r playns. . _,,..,,_,,,.,,,.,_--,=-::,,,:,,,=----:,:,,,:,,,,---,:,,,:,,,:,,,:,,,--,:,,,:,,,.,.1 _ .,. _ _.l,,-,,_-,DIies Hadlnt•ar Co. Bul tlw Oak� ad1lt-1I 101 yards hy •-- under l l1t· lii;:hls or naehtt> I Fi l'hl. frw 1> l ays latn. 1his t i rnl' ror 50 Phon• LY -l-4550 Hu s.st•ll 's scores rnme on run!I yn1·ds. A p3ss from llaq;raves J>.is,.ini.: 011 1 h ree t·ompll'tions in ll \ l lw bull away " Morrl , A ve. Afhtn&, O. t �!r s i o l '•HlH't' o _v ' s l!' ro y Hr d tl /!l ' on I �: dt111• n11r 1 11g!n ll .1 1, h :d f bfl�k liRd -nr :.m: RO l) nd 50 yarrl." 08 -intly to ,lewell WU - n � for- -lh@.. extlu 1 five at'ri:il 1r! '.•.s Thi• l' 11n1hr•rs 1 rll'tl \ l l t •� 1 t 'r ; 11 f 1 1 l l h ;u· k rrm we ll W it h J,, w c ll, sophomun· fullback, W'lp- poin t and a 20-7 ycad. ·· " ""' ·' " "' " · 1 • 11 u • ,·- h u 1 ,"' ' " ' ''0I , ! h •slt'r l( 'nd 1 n i.: sl rn ng d i• ff 'nsiv c • ,,ct 111111 ]lound oul yardage : hf'• Slill in t h r third quarlcr. Han ';;::;�;;=-=====�==��:::..'.'.:::��::�_;�:�:�::�� .� uppur! lwN•n lhP ,:o;d l ines. movi•d 1 hr ball Oil a drivt• to n11n r Th1· 1 1,1r1na11 dtvcn, ralNI a de- t hf' fiv l' yard l iur OlivPr Youn� STATISTICAL CHART fin1h' u111lt> rdug in prt ••J.lllnl P t a lk at thal point 1011sed a pass t C 1 ' pul ll ll H h.1 l l l c l hnt kep i t hem I n Cn l \' ill Jt•nk i n.� ror thP srorf'. lli• Pom r'y O•k Hill 1 ht• hall �ame throui.:hout . They t·hn rd l lolh• y nm the t>xtra poinl Yards r11sh 1 n"" o·., 2 .,, W1•t'(' 11m·1•(I I I Y I111 l fl la(' k/I I) w I b 1I 1 makin� 1hr St'Orf' 20- 1 4. n l'ards pHi;su1i,i: IOI ( " unrad ,md l.eor111rrl CornPII. Statisilcally, the Falcons ran o l'nssi·s i·on1pktl•d :1 Ttw Falrons srorNI ,, arty rin u 1 1 firs1 clowns to ei ht for p I• ,1., s1•!ii ii 11 t•m 1 ,1 i•( I 5 B \ht• third play nf l he ball ga me. l a 1 1n. T h y los�C"d si x " passes C' ON t'AMOUS f m1 o Passt·s lnll•n·1-pti•it Lurry l largr uves too k lh t' opt' n i ng anct :1:.i complt>t<"ct four for 1 1 yards ;-1 l'unts k ie kofr 1 0 l hP l li,nnan 4� yard anil "kkt•d up 313 yards rush· • 1'1l 11 11·lt'i'I 3, :'.> ,,O litw. Twn plays l;1ter, Hussell ing. " You will fincl •verything necenary to mali:e F11mhl4 •s Lo!.I :.!. 2 sk1ppt'd through thC' l la11n.11n d i"Pomf'ourney ' J Falcons Tht to r.. u m 1\1 i·s 111·r town t 11 repain on your home, ready ancl waiting. No t fC"n�P to pa)'dirl. Tht· extra point roy nC'llt Friday night for l h<"ir J-' irs1 now11.� . tt good tm was lrv � delay. , . no fun . . . no bother. It'• real One.Stop · annual nwPting with !ht ranthers } 1 uuts (Av l :15 1 7 :m l lannun too k t lw Nlsuin� kh· k rn:t.,:\ i:T C'ilo. Alt•x Couch or Service. Budgel Terms • • a •• 1'unt"' llliH"k t•rl 1 oH n nd with Cornell and Con• 1 1 224 Tot al Yards Hl4 rad doing the lleavy ball 1oting I --- , I .Start in!:( Lineup· l'nntlwrs- •�1Hl11: m n v C"d th f' bull to the Wahama I H n m m a!1d J<'w�I I : 1'nrkl�•s: C: rut>s- right �•ard l ine hcfore j;!ivin!l ii ! f'r and SloWI"; <,u;1r1l� t oatl's and up on downs. The Falcons look •' Stl'wnrt ; Ct·ntrr: C row: Ra<" k.• : over nnrl lllOVl•d to the 20 a t the Pou l i n , Bufl'l ni,:1011, 1-:lruwn 1111d l kN · end nf lhe q uarter. On th4' �ec- I I N M I DDLEPORT, OH I O . _ ,_ l rr. am! pl u y of !he second (Juarter, • 1800 Nye Avtnue - - ltus�l'l l �t•t suil for flO yards and the double slripe, Jewell ran t lte t',c;1ra poi11!11 over, 1md Wahama LUMBER PLYWOOD lf'd 1:J .O. Thar 's lhC' way the SFm.VlNG COMM..ETE M'EALS Interior and ex­ ' h,1U ended. Kiln dried stock WITH HOT ROUS AND terior types. All In / Cvrnell quick l y pul Hannan penellng wood suitabl e for any fine of ,election .. Lar HOM E MADE PlF.S. slandarcl plys. 4' hack into t h4' ha l l �amr> wh('n hi' use. 2'' x 4" s a s meny type, •nd p,1tternt Mctn.y !nlng low as panels 8' x took the second half k,iC'ko{f all , as low as - ·- Iow u HOURS - 6 a.m. to I p.m. PrlcH Knotty PIM as - · lhe way-85 yards- for a touch2Z½t sq, rt. 91/, c tin. rt, $3.36 each = s8 o0 Excep Th e Sro e "' young Middlepo ...t Foo ball El v n WD'I I I _t::_'" � I r n: •�;!ct\•" BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES I 11 An Exelu!oil,·t• I ·! ' ii I I I I I I Full Time H earing Aid Service I' 8 1 ° I �!!!.!!'.!!.! u�.!-----·--·- I I I I 2 I ' I I I! '. I For Dining and Dancing Russell Paces Falcon Attack w·'J 1 h 3 TD's 0ver Hannan Club I I Bring Your Friends To The Green Gables I I POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Another Good Buy from BAKER'S SAVE $1 0.80 SAMso.�!!� ��!�� !��NITURE . Oniy $29.95 ' ·&AKE R F U R N ITU RE I I I• I I 11 I •• Origi nal Equip ment Ti res Now Selling I I I DEW JHE CHUCK WAGON RESTAURANT 1 Nmv Open FALL SPECIAL SPIED SATID llllprtVN At Th e Low est PAINT Interior and ex­ terior. Oil or La­ tex ba.se. Full co­ lor range. As low Prices In Years �• • _!' } • ., .' . nt • iJ ' ·" -. ', 1 : • C All RIies Sale Prlred lncludlnp ti.-., to, Compa<l C.n * .95 ., 6.70- 1 5 7. 50- 1 4 TUBELI H BLACKW ALL l 1 l us lax and reea,ppa hie tire The very same Urea that <ot11e on Amerkla's finest new can a, they roll olr the 1111ffllbly ll11e. ,,,. WI LLIAMSON OI L CO. Fllll$T�i DISTRI BUTOR PHIL WILIJAMSON .. POMEROY, OHIO Now addtd lo lht famous qvalltlos of tho 100¾ Latex WOlldtr WIii Paint • • • • NIW I DICOIATOR son 111UN W•'q Im� o n th e p.rfed to As AdffrtfHII In This w..-·, gi" you Jh• lt"t wall paint av• I And In new beautiful Ito, h,h color,, T,y no-:fvm..,no-0u0r SPRED °""'""'••d wath<>blo. SATIN POST AVAILABLE AT King Builders Supply Co. Phone l"Y-Z-1748 Day or Ev� Bndhury Road RD 1 .• 211< llq. ft. FLOORING Fine , luxurious flooring. Pre-riniahed or un­ rinished. All types in stock. Al Jow as · 13< sq. ft. • • NIW I IASY COVl ■ INO PGI HAIIO.fO.PAINT ·.su■PACIS IOdaJ, $4.49 gal, WAL L TILE Plastic. GOod te· lee-lion of colors. An especially good buy. Easily a-pplied. Al low­ as \ llWdl.... II I Just rljht to co­ ver 11tuddln1 in 1araae or : extra room. M low ,as f%,Z4 p11nel P H O .M E S WY�l-3 1 93 WY-2-3679 PEG Standard 4' x 8' panels. Wonder. ful , for use In kit• chens, utility rooms, etc. M low as ___ _ $3.88 panel UVER DOORS For doo'h or clo­ telll Single, dou­ ble, folding. A n excellent buy. Aa low es _ _ _ _ $9.95 each Closet Llnbtf Fine, arnm1t� Cedar. Idea l for fini&hina: and mothproolina . Al l()W H - - - - 28c ... ft, ' I 'LL SEE YOU IN THE MORN ING' more to be seen •.• I I I• I I I I ' I ■ .. �ti J t is .a common th i ng to hea r it sa id in Sou t h A fric a that H "these people arc earning more money than lhe l' ever did in . ' thei r lives before, and yet they're not sat i sfi ed. And th a t is true. Mcireover . t he y will never be satisf i ed un t i l they have more than better wages. TY Sf�IIPi for lverv.one SUNDAY Peace is a compound m a de up of many elements , ancl no Wll'J'N•TV wh ich does not providt! a ccess lo generation will know peace Channel l3 - 9:45 a.at. s o me of th e "mnres'' of l ife. "Claiin Your Woll and the �mb Divine Right" There ha�'l' been all loo many wolves in our world, and the lambs haw been Lambl i ke too long. n Sdtnce Society, 1-44 ;,, ;,-,hI - -COne of the striking charactn i stics of our generat ion i s the M ulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Momin� f act th a t h u ndreds of mill i ons o( the world ' s underfed have :sprvic·t· at 1 1 with "Substance" th t· become convinred that hunger is not necessary - that t here subjel"I of the lrsson sermon. Gold­ is a way , if onl:v they ta n find i t , by which a ll men can h a ve en Tex t : Seek the Lord and his stren!llh. seek his f11ce continually eno ugh to cat . And there is a v a st restlessness as a result. Be ye m iullful al ways of his There was a time, not so many ye a rs ago, when the hewers l: the wonl which he L"Om• i-ovC"ni:in o f, wood and the d rawers of water were hopeless. They did not mandctl to II thousand generations dare bel i eve there was aqy better way of life for their ch i l- 1 C hronicl es l 5: I J . 1 5. Wednesday dren . Today they a re determined to fi nd p betler way, and servi re iii R p. m. the� are wfll i ng to listen t o anyone who can tell them how to F iut l!aptist Church, Middleporl find that better way. Meanwhile, i n l i stening t he y are a pt t o Don;1ld A . Boone, pastor: Morning Wors hip. 1 0 : 15 a. rn. · ·The Beckonl i sten to th e wrong p eople and to try the wrong way. 7.30. Wolves ca n be taught to l ivr. with Jambs, but something has rn� Cross." Evening service, ' •: 1 1 : 1 5 a. Soul. th<' i,, Cobwehs "No to be clone to their wolfish 1�css before i t is an ent i re success. n1., BDard of Deacons; 6:30 µ. m .. Rlghl COUSD!'SS N e eded Youlh F£' 11owship d1 ili supper; 8:30 The American peopl e , who pride themselves on their l ove p. m. C hurch council meeting. of peiice. need very badly lo learn a few of the (acts of life 7 :30 p. m. Tuesday, Hearthstone concern i nj peace, Class and meeting .and Wl'Ttl This world cannot go on indcin i tely half over-stuffe d and meeting. 7 : 30 p. m. Wednesday, Hour o f Power: 8:30 p . m . , SC'nior h a il underfe d . rehearsa l : Thursday 7:30 p. Choir If we exped to go on sel l i ng m a nufactured products lo the m rest of the world, we must be prepared to buy from lhat san .T:��;'nHe� 1;i!!s . · EUB Ct,urch, rest of t he w o rld. Pau l l lool;s, pas1or: 9:30 Sunday I f we want to live at peace, we must be prepared to treat School; 6:30 p. m. i'J," ; 1-1 p. m. wor­ men of other color with respect. The a ngry a nd the i gnorant ship; Wed., a p. m . .Prayer meeting of the world make po0r customers. . Soul,h Bethel EUB, Paul H9oks., The free enterprise system means that w e m us t expect to pastor: 9.:m Worship; 10:30 Sunda .v meet our competition w i th a better product at a lower price, School; a p. m. Wed., Ptaycr mee1 ing. a nd this may do someth i ng to stand al"ds of l i ving. Loltrldt• EUB, P•ul Hookl, pHpeace can never be had except at the sacrifice of pride. tor: 10 a. m. Sunday Schoo1 : 1 1 a. , {Copyright_ 1960 by the Division o f Christian Education , Na- m . , worship; 7:30 p . m. y i,� ; 7:30 p. t1onal Council of the Churches Of Christ in the Un,· ted States m. F n., · · Prayer mee1 rng. vf America.J . Bethtny EUB C"urch, F. E. Du n n, pastor: Worship 9:30 a. m . : Sun• i,:elistic services 7: 30 pm; Prayer day School . 10:30 a. m .. Otis Knopp met•ling Wednesday 7:30 pm. supt . ; Y · Hour 6:30 p. m . Hysa-11 Run Frff Mett,oditt: RoC armel E U B Church, F. E. Dunn berl E. Smith, Sr., l)ustor: Sund11y pa s tor; Sunday School 9:30 a . m.; School 9: 30 a. m.. Worley Haley, W e yn f' Roush, supt. : worship 10:45 s up1 .; Morning worship 10:30 a. m. Prayer meetin and Y l lour 8 J). m . g You l h servic4', 6:45 p. m . ; Evan· Syracuse EUB Ct,urch, F, E. e:el islic message, 7:30 p. m , ; PrilY· Dunn, pastor: Sunday School 9::-IO; Church of Jeiu, ccr meeting, Thursday 7 30 p. m. Den Quisenberry, supt . ; Worship, Christ of L.1tter D■y S•lnts, P•nNt:ott•I Autmbly Route 124 7:30: Prayer meeting, 7 :30, Wed. Old Town Flats on Portland Road Dorcas, E. Codner, pastor. Sunday Heath Methodilf Church, Mid­ s ,rnday school 9:30 am; Preaching school 1 1 am; Children's church dleport: Raymonrl Konkright, paa . 10::lO •m and Bihle Study Wed• 3 pm; Worship 1: 30 p m Sunday, tor: Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Wor· nesday 6 pm. C. W. ProHitl, pas­ Tuf!sday and Friday. ship 10:30 a. m. "Hidden Evils"; tor. Br•dford Chu·rch of Christ, Youth picnic supper, 5:30 p. m.; Mldwey Community Church, Raloh Humble, Pastor, Jim Reed, '7:30 p. m. Official Boan!; Wed., Bobby Searles, Minister. Chuck Supt; Bible school 9:30 am; Morn- '7 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Tht Federattd Church, Porn­ ��arlcs, Sunday School, Supt., inl? worshi p 1 0:30 am; Christian (youth) Endeaver : Evangelical and Reformed• eroy Evening pm; 6 . m., Sunday School shirts at 9:30 a 1'rayer meeting Tuesday 7:45 p. wor:irthip 7 :30 ; Wednesday evening PreshyLPrian, Waldo J1 Bartels. pa.s• tor; John Wm. Hlllettnar, Dir. of Bible Sludy 7:30. m Bradbury C?lurd'I of' cnrlst; Art Chr. Edu.: Sunday School 9 : 1 5 a. Zion Church of Chrl1t, Pom11'0Y·llarrison"ille Road, Eu,::ene Mar<"Llm, minisler: Bible School, at m.; Worship I0.25 a. m. "The Underwood, minister. Bible l<'hool 9:30 a.m. Wilbur Rowley Sr. Supt.; Healing waters". Tues., Sept. 13, 9:3() am; Morninit worship 10:30 Morning worshi p 10:30; Christian Women'8 Guild Retreat, 1 2:30 p. i'll; Evening worship 7:30 pm. Ro­ Endeavor 6 p.m.; Evening worship, m. Wed ., 7:30 p. m. Federated Cir• cle meeting. 7 p.m. bert Rerd, Bible School Supt. 1 Alfrff M•thodl lf Church, Rob­ Klr,vdlom Hall of Jehovah's Wit-ne Syrecu1a- Methodist Church nes!e111 Public meeting Sunday 3 ert R. Card, pastor; Sunday School Rev. Carl Herring, Pa8tor. Sun• pm: Watchtower study 4 pm; at 9:30 11. m.. Lloyd Dillinger, day Scllool 9:30 am, 0111.a Wine­ Bible study Tuesday pm; Ser- supl.: Worship aal 10:45 a. m . , Her• 8 brenner, Supt; Worship service at vice meeting Thursday 7 pm; Min• man Taylor, l.ay•lcader; 7 :30 p. rn. 7:30 p. m, "Tht> Sa\valion of God" i1try ll'hool Thursday e pm. MYF; Wed., 8 p. m. prayer scrviee. Youth Fellowshi p 6 pin WOOnes­ Pll,rlm Holb1eH Homecoming , ·sept. 1 8. Danylll• day ; Midweek Bible study 1':30 Church. Langsville, Don Wachen.- Sy ncuH First Unltff . P.-.sbv­ pm Wednesday. achwanr., pastor. Sunday school \ terian, Boward Ruppell. pastor; UI Church, Let•rt Falls, Rav. 9:30 am; Morning worship 10: 30 · 9 a . m .• Morning worship "Does lt pastor. Sunday �m; PUgrim Youth 6:41 pm; Pay!"; 10 a. m. Sunday School. H11bert Sharp. school 9 : 30 am ; Worship ,ervlce"!I EV!lngelistlc service 7:30 pm; FelFlnt United PrHbyl•rl■n, Mid· Sunday evening at 7:30. �owsbip service Wedne:iday 7:30 dlcport; Howard Ruppelt, pastor: the Nnerene-, pm. of Church Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; MornSyracuse, Rev. Harold Holmea, ing Worship 10:30, "Does It Pay;'' Churdl N•• Mlddl-,ort of the 9aslor. Sunday school 9:30 am; &!rl'n------Sunday sehool, 9:30 • WYF, 6 p. m . ; Monday 7:JO p. m., Morning worship 10:30 am; NYPS ni.; morning worship, 1 0:30 a. m.· Session meeting: Tuesday, 7 : 30 p. 8:'4) pm; Evangelistic serv1ce1 at Evening service 7:30 p. m. Prayer .m Deatnn!I and Deaconesses meet­ 7:80 pm: Wednesday 7:30 prayer meellng and Bible sludJ Wedn-=:1- ing; Wed. e:30 p. m. Jr. Choir; 7 p. meeting; Prayer hour Tu'esday day 7 : 30 p. m. m., Sr. Choir, '1:30 pm; M iasionary service i• the Church of Ch,l1t, Middleport, Naomi B1p,tlst--Sunday school 3rd Tuesday of \he mortb ill 7:30 9:30 a.. m.; worship, 1 1 a. m . praJ• Fred_ I. Gardner, minister: 9:30 a. pm. . Bible School, R. C. Steffy, supt.; er aenice Wednesday 7 p. m. Church ef Nnarant, Mulberry, Car,wn°m Baptf1t _. Sunday 10:30 ,. m. Morning worship "He 11nion Aves. Pomeroy, Rev. E. E. echool 9:30. Morning worship, Tenderly Looked At Mc"; 7 :30 p. cox, pastor. sund■r School 9:80; 10:115 m. Evenina: service, "Men Dis· 1.'�rnlng Wonhlp lu:10; NYPS tl RutlaN Flral tiptlst-Sunday pleased Wlth God,"; Monday, 7:30 «us E·•11nlng Aenice1 7:30; Praf­ achool 9:30 L m. Pre,chlng Sun- p. m. Church Board meeting; Wed. v Ah•cL ,( Thund1y 7:30. '7:30 p. m. Prayer �eeting _a nd iBIday 2:30 p. m. Ho11u c : PraYtr, Chftter, (The ble Study: 8:30, Choir prarhce. HarrlNnvlll• P.....,..,lan First Baptist Church, Eatf Mein Countrv Church In Town) , Ed­ Sunday 1ehool 10 ,. m. WYF 7 mond I ife. pastor. Sunday school pm and Blhle study every Tues- St., Pom_eroy. Ralph C. Zundel: 9:80 am ; F..a rl B0111, Supt.; Morn­ day. Prayer and pral!le service pastor; Wrh. Watson, S. S. Supt.. Ina: worsti ip 1 1 am; Evangelistic Saturday 7:45 pm. 9:30 . 1 1 : 15 a . m. Combined service service '7:�0. Pentacodel-Sunday school :Ip ol worship and sludy "Echoes lrom rnfft l!lev. ■ am· evangelistic eervice 0 7:� pm; C�p Oyo. ,Sermon: ''Jesus, �·he P.•lnll'w C!,urch, Thomas, pas I nr. Sun.day 1chool at Wednesday Bible stud)' 7:t!I pm. W,ari� Worker." N�ry and for dmdren; S P­ R uttand C hurch of tit. Neu,.ne 1Uft¥iU' &:30 am Sup! . Herbert Roush; lo}Vll F rn. �•• Morning am. 8:00 9:30 , hip supper and ay school -Sunday Wedt?esd prayer service-� Run P,rk; 4 "�' Jt l ipr(:itNng Sunr• ·y rd1ht 1:30; worship 10:45. Evangelistic 1er• m� '.J'ues­ ee11lon; ,nnlng A , ,· � p. prayer Midweek• sun­ � pm vice 7:4:li po., Joung peop:1?11 .meetln1 \VCT\J County D:'I f. T �. pm. 7:46 · Wedneaday i,ervice pm, day <l : •� Columbl,1 Ch,1pel Chrllfla,._ rot,� ,,t �lewt PreibYW­ Church-f.-.. Methodi t school 9i80 am. Worship il_D q,i�h; fie�l)' 7:30, Men' s Bible Rev. W. ff. Strau111·1uab, pulor -' tt C:o�ton, O�o; 2 .second � Laurel CUii: Sunda:, ,ehool 9:30 service 10:90 am · on the �•Y . · �.-A';, � , ¥iulon.ry Circle; •m Phil Wite, Supt Cltis meet• and fourth Sundays. p. m. l)IA TrabtlnJ Con• Chrlllof Ch.,.h Dolnl 10:30 em, Wm. Bailey Jn JI . I� lllo GrllDCl,e. char&e; FMY aervlcea 7 fm; Evan- Bible school t:tlo am Pre1cbln1 ch" n,aa, ' (From "Chrullanlty Today"] "And . . . it is appointed uot.o men once t o die, but aftn th.is the J udgment" 11'.Jeb. 9:27). Before us there unlolds the drama of death. Men in history mt't>1 lhtir d1:-a th, whether the y be great or small, and bccoll\ e names memorialized in art and literature perhaps but no long. er in flesh and blood. New drugs and techni ques in surgery, improved diets, and h i gher living conditions .are of course contributing to length• ened life expectancy; but the added years are nothing in t·om . panson with the eternit y that lies ahead and in which all o( us should be rnneerned. Death may be post poned, but it is still unavoidable. A Christian, in the words of the Apostle Paul, can know, how�ver , that it is �tter to be " absent from th e body. and present with the Lord '' Not that many of us reall y wan t to die. But, we can face the certalnty of the eve n t w i th th e absolute assurance in our hearts th a t we helong to Christ, and he has done for us t he thing which makes deat h a transilioo from f a ith to real ity. Death is ,going to happen to everyone of us. Those who a re C'hristian will pass im mediately into the presence of the ever­ living Christ who has redeemed us u nto himself. The cocoon uf earthly existence wilt be transformed into the butterfl y of eternity; the body of our worldJ y existence will be changed i nto the likeness of his glorious resurrection body, and we wi ll see h i m as he is. With the Apostle Paul every child of God can say , " for I I know whom I ha_ve trusted , and am persuaded th a t h e i s a ble to keep tha t which I have committed unto him against t hat I da ." fa ith in Jesus Christ as Saviour from sin and LOrd of l i fe makes all the d ifference in this world - and in the \\ Orld to come. To a believer, there accrue blessi ngs which are possible to no one else. For one thing, there is security - eternal securi ty. . We live in a day whe n security is almost a (etish. Men want 1t more than freedom itself. We have socia l security which l asts until death - with som e $200 a dditiot1al to assjst i n bur. i a l expenses. Men may amass £or-tunes, but the securi1 y o( · money is only for lhlii life. Th� securit y we have �n Christ is eternal and nothing ca n ta ke it from us. Jesus said: " M y sheep hear my \'Oil°e . and I know them, and they folJow me; and J give them eternal life; and the y shall never perish , neither .shall any (ma n 1 pluek: them OJ.Jt of my hand. My Father, which gave them me, ii greater than all; and no man is able to rtuck them out of my Father 's hand . I and my Father are one.' . Another blessing _which the Christian has is peace. We live m a w o r ld of lurmml. AH about us there is u n rest and uncer­ taint y. No one knows even th e i mmediate ruture. But in the midst of darkness �he C h ristian can have absolute pea ce, for he �ows who he Is and where he is going. He knows that nothing can happen to him which is outside the wiJI of God. He lives in the certainty that: "All things work together for good to them that love God," and the,e is infinite peaee in that as�rance . A third blessing of the Christian is )lope - the hope of hea ven i tself. The Bihle tells us: "Eye hath not seen nor ear heard nei­ ther have entered into th• heart of man. the things _;,hirh God hath �repared for them that love him.'' Neither ou r pre­ sent expenence nor that of others - not even our wildest imaginat ion can p i cture the g1orr. which will be ours in hea• ven. We do know that heaven will be a place where there is no sickness, sorrow, or death; and we know we shall be in the presence of God himself forever. One final blessing which is ours is freedom from fear . "Yea, though I walk tbrougb the valley of lhe shadow of death, J wiJI fear no evil; for thou art with me" was David's assll:rance and one which is ours through faith in the Jiving Christ, Like Pete r Mar<hall we can conlemf.late death and say to a ll who a re Christ ' s: "I'll see you in the mornin g.'' L. NELSON B ELL I i 1 1 : 1 •9 ii8i/� I SERMONETIE I COMPlITE PROltCTION I i I I I I D a ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• Sept . JO. 1960-5 : Man's l lop For P ce 1 0 . 1 96D __ ,, \':," �,;;�;-;:;',';',"n ,l •�·;tint·':,: 1 ::,:�;),�,,;��:FJm:i�:::s:�::.:�i; Be 1pre Pushed A ro u n d By Speed y, STA NDI NGS - 1 0 · 30 am on thf' firs! and third S unday,. R.utl.1nd Church of Chrl1t e ea Bitlle school g 30 a m ; wi ,rship service 10.30 111m; Youlh hilow• By �- L. Smith sb1 p e pm; Wurship 1 pm. Pom•roY Churc:h of Ctirld \\' hJ l l've r m11y be t he real purposP uf Russi a , the commuo is l s s<' 1 1.1•<l on a massi ve word Whl'n t hey say that •· t hey have Sun<la)' school 9.JO am; Morn• ini worstiip JO 30 a.r.,; •-:vening c11nw to c • st a bhsh pc•Rce on t h t• eart h " worship � :30 pm: Pray4'r met-ting It i .; one of the n11sfort unes of" l h e df' morracie s that they stud y 7 :30 pm \\'l'dnes• Bible and f � 11 l e or � hav e not be en a b l e to cap i t a l ize on t h e univ rsal o gin d y. • , d ;i pPa( f • {)u i t e \1 rong ly, anti qu ite unjust ly, t h e "free worl ' KingilM.i,.,- Church _ Sunday has taken un lilt! aµµearanC'4..' of a "war party" in the eye_s of sl"hoo l 9 · 30 am; Worship servi<'t• n1uluµlit•<.t nulhuns of Lht:! " 01 hl , pa1 t1t.: u l arly in the unde, - 1 0 : 30 am. tlevt•l opl•d areas of the earlh . I L•npiill• Congriv-tlonal <'.:hrl1Co��und a Is Peace tUl n Church----Sun�ay school 9:JO . . . . The prophet Is a ia h was not a political sc1enl lst 1n the mod- , a m ; Worshi p servire 10:30 am. Pomeroy Stve-nth-Dey Advent11t crn senst' of t he word, but he had a shrewd undt:!r$tandrng of -( 1 24 Butternut A ve DAV Hal_D is ce a pe world pract i(·a1 polilics. He knew , for ex<Hnple . that Sabbat J1 School 2 p1�; Worship many f up nd, de a t m i ' is a compou o no si· m pl t element I nstead serrn:e 3 · 1 5 pm· servic� are Sat• merits .an d _vu· ·tuc::;. . urda)' . Prayer �eeting Thursday . I n _pronus 1 11g the er a of peat.:t: �h1ch was lo com e w1�h the I 7:30 pm. Messiah. t he prophet said the d1vmc ruler wou ld t.: omb l ne ( I l Chu u; h of God, Mt. Moriah-­ the spiri1 uf wisdom , !2J of understanding, (3) th e s pirit of Sunday school 9:45 am; Worship counsel and ( 4 ) might, 1 5 ) the sp i rit o f knowledge and (6) the service l l am; Prayer mel'ling fear of thl' Lord. Ant.I t hat i s a rare and wonderful compound, .1 Tu.esday 7 : 30 pm; Young peDplt> more l'Ompkx t h a n anythin g that has ever com e out of the Fnday 7:30 pm. Cerleton lnterdenomln •tlonal chem · 0 ist 's· laboratory. · Rood-Su11day school Klng�bury · nc_ ut U1_t! most_ seno�s m1sta�Ps the g:eat �o I oma\ pow�rs O:JO am; w orship hour J O:Jo am; mc1d1· 1 11 Asi a and 1 11 Affl(' a was r n assuming that the coloni a l every other Sunday. peoples would be sat isfied iJ they were a l i t t le better fed an d Be thlthem B1pti1t, Great Bend t.:lothed . And t here can be no question about the m a tter: the -Morning worship 9·30 u m ; Sun­ colonies enjoyed a gre a ter prosperity under lhe guidance of day school I0: 15 am; Evening the great powers tha n they ever had, or they ever would, un- service '7 :30 pm. dN their own ungu i ded and m i sgu i ded rulers. ,. The U n iform Su nday School lesson for September 1 1 : " I SA I A l l 'S V I S I ON OF T H E FUTURE," Isaiah 2 : 1-4; 9:2-7; H S l ' � nA y SCl!OOL I.ESSON or THE WEEK Deep In the human heart is the deeire for great e r and wider vision. It p rompted early man to clim b the trees and to scale the peak,. Every year it lures thousand, to the top of the Empire State Bui l ding. It inspired the telescope and microscope, &nd eventually radar. Similar to this yearnin g for vi,ion, yet B&Cred In its powerful prompting, has been man'a spirit. ual quesl Although there Is much natural evi­ dence around us to prove ther('! iB a God, we want to understand His mind, His power and will , • , His heart I No human inventions are needed here. In the Church established by Jesu s Christ, in the Truth taught by Jesus Christ, i n the Lire iru,plred by Jesus Christ - each of us ftnd, that wider vision his 80Ql eraves. n, o�.� ;. ... ,,.,.1,i1 ,..,..,, .. 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JEWEllRS KAUTZ FEED STORE Our A i m Is To Satisfy Phnne YU�-2145 Chester, Ohio RUTLAND AUTO PARTS Phone SH -2-4183 Rutland 212 E. Main St. Middleport HEINER'S BAKERY Of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Bakers Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Middleport, Ohio FOREMAN & ABBOTT Custom Built Kitchens THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA STIFFLER RED ANCHOR Take Someone lo Church with You Sunday Phone WY-2-2644 POllUl)y CITIZEN'S NAJIONAL BANK (The Friendly Bank) Middleport KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES Cadillac- Oldsmoblle-Rambler 242 W. Main St. Pomeroy WIWS ANTHONY Plumbing & fleatlne 2:40 Lincoln S1.-Mlddlepo�h- WY-2-2550 SUPREME IQ �EAM CO. Featuring Decorated Sllcfs, N ovelties, Bulk Phone WY•i!-5444 Middleport Rt. 1 TO Be Held In Syracuse Sunday OHIO VAlllY BAKING CO. Makers of Holsum Bread I HOTI'S SOHIO SERVICE Support the Church of Your Choice w..t Pomeroy !bin Street Services Won't Be Held Sunday At St. Pqu/'s MOTOR PARTS CO. 157 Walnut Middleport Stret STARK DRUGS Pomeroy Your Walgreen Agency Phone WY•Z-2588 HOMi LAUNDRY CO. J. Middleport P. Joachim, Prop. Pho� WY-2-2057 KING BUILOERS SUPPLY CO. Middleport Rt, 1 Mn. Allen Taylor spent three days of the Labor Day wtekend at her home here. TIie ice cream social at lhe Sut• ton Metbodut Church Salurday evenilijZ wali well attended. Mrs. Harry Capehart and son spent an enjoyable afternoon at the borne of her sister, Mrs. War­ ren Rose last week. ¥1'. and llra:. F. D. Hudson spent J(onday ni&bt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ru1sell Roush and Mr. and Mn, Allen Taylor ancl family, Mr. and Mn. Arnold An­ then tOQk Velma Taylor to Athens derson and family a11d Mr. and to r�ume her wqrt there. The B&C Homemakers 4--H Club held a pma party ■ l (he home of Lil'lda White Friday evening . Mrs. l!llen Wh;l• and daughter . Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and children were Sunday . evening Juell.Ji of Mr. and Mrs. " Break the R�cord .. Sunda y � ill warren Rose and ramiJy. be �bserved thu Sunday morn.mg M n. Warr-en Rose visited wit durmg lhe 9:30 Sunday School I Mrs. Louise Headley or Bashan onb �our at the Church ol the N aarene Wednesd y evening. Her nie(e, jl 111 Syrac�&e. tvelyn i..n ,on, tiad spent the . _Aecordmg to preit!!nt records _it ·wc:ek with her. will take a total of 2.26 people 111 M.isl Edith }\ose spe�t several �unday School to break any p(ev- daya with her grandmother, Mrs. tous attendance recordt:. ftfartha L. ROie, The p�or, the Rev. Harold - Mr. and itln. Roscoe Hollon of Holmes, w1l_l be at the door to ex- \ Pine Grove called at the home of tend a cordial welcome to all who Mr. and Mrt. wanen ROif' one attend. • lut weelt · evenin" recognition will be Spedal awarded lhe family who brings the Mrs. Herbert Rouah and son en• most people to Sunday School who joy� • aaimic Sunday at the were not present last Sunday. Ro.ct Sprln11 fairerounds. i,ev. Ernea,t 'Ebomas and fam­ ily moved to McArthur Friday. Rev. Dwight Spencer will be the pastor at tbe Fairview Church �e to hi,s movin•Mr. and Mra. Jolin Waddell and family of -Columbus spent the There wiU be no Sunday School hOliday weekend with Mr. and or Worship 1ervice el the St. Paul Mrs. HoWard Donohue and Mrs. Lutheran Church Sunday, Sept. 1 1 . Ro11e Bachus. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson in order that members of the cQn­ gregation may attend the ordin■• and �n of Cleveland went the tion of William L. Vori!I, new pn weekend with lhe former's p.ar• tor of St. Paul and St. John Luth­ enls, Mr, and Mra. Earl Robin• eran Parish. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Shields The ordination will be held at St. idatlhew 's Luther111 Church, attended the State Fair. Mr. an\l �- Don Hupp and Hunter St.. Logen, Ohio, 1t 2:30 p. ■OP!I of Aehland epent the week m. Paslor VorlJl will be inatalled al end with llr and Mre. Oorsa St. Paul Llllheran Church, P:om• Parsons. Mr. and Mn. Cheater Durst ero;y ,.Sept. 18, at 9:30 a. m. Fol,tow­ ihg 1t,e installation eervice � of Nilea were overnight guests will be I potluck dinner at St. .tQhc of Mr. and Mn. )lerberl Roush Lutheran Church picnic iroUndl, at Mond_,- and 'on Prida,Y Mr. and whkh time the annual Hatv,e,t Mn. Dunt, llr1. J<\1.lah and son Festival will be observed jlth a Beute Slaiighter. Roberta, Nancf special Sunday School pro&rain at Sllaron, Cin• cty- and David ii.ousn suts,,rlSt!!d their 8i1ter, Mn. Rt11-­ 2 p. m. All members are urged to p.trtlc­ sel1 Routh lll'ho wu t!elebratinC ipate and friends are cordially in­ her birt.hdl)' with a dinner pre­ vited to both the irull■lla�on serv­ pared and taten te her home at noon. ice and the festlvities lo folla.w. Special Se-rvice • Middleport Pomeroy'• Budget Shoppi ng Cenler FRANOS FLORIST By Mn. Herbert lt.ou1h Richard Rowe and son Ray­ mond spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. John VanMeter at East Liverpool. Lewis Ours of Wellsville 5pent the weekend with his father, Marion Ours and family and at­ tended lhe Ours �union at the Rock Springs fairgrou nds Sun­ day. BAKER FURNITURE II. RAWLINGS & SONS CO• Sutton Social Events Repo rted Social Events rowel & Ash-Mlddleporl-Pb. WY-2-3921 1 15 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Phone WY-2-2460 L<>tal Union 51188, Ravenswood, W. Va. Letart Motor Tune U p Nationwide Insurance ol Columbus, 0. WWW Pomeroy WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVIQ MAX WARD AGENCY R. .• Phone WY•2�1T48 I ...,, �' r • ." • FOR SALE ( 1 9 1 Busi ness Oooortunities L .---, ...,o.-,- 10, 1960 IOll l I ..... Bu ..... PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 ;.;.; =.....;....;..;;:s""E -E-----. I-or �o le Notices CI The New 1 961 McCUllOCH CHAIN SAWS NOW · 1 TO K"ICk Off (Continued from Pagt- One) with Mr. Kar lsrud for many years as pianist, arranger , and musical director of their p roducing company known a5 }ten or Song Enterp r ises, I nc. He lends hl1 unique flair and va.st profes11ional eKperience to the creation of 9pec1al arr angements I for many of the Chorale' s numbers and i1ppea r11 with the gro up on l tour a5 thei r accompanist. M r . Touche llc. who was staff voca ! arranger for CBS fo r se v en years, has also had show s on the .\1utual, ABC, and NBC networks. He has bee n associated with many leading chore] groups and all the major recordin1 companies, and has toured the world as .accom p.a ni�l with any _great arl18t,s. A na!1' MaS!lachusells, 1 live of Cambridge, he wa5 graduated from the New England Co11servatary of Music. ------- Call Dlci Stenatt ! MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. ( I I I ( 206 ) I public. Will the powers that would be carry matlera throUjlb �, channels,.· The power ••· pro.,... UHi of lhe ballot la more pow�rf th■n polltlc1aru. llugh Le1fhrlt (9l 7' 31 P drawers, antu{ue lamp tables, end tables ' :l overstuff ed clla1rs ' hvmg r oom IIUllC cedur chesl il nt iquc hull t.ree, '1: hder, d ishes'. ki.,· llen t11.hlc and cham• , 1101 potnt ironer (portab le), Shaw tructor. Seth Thomas 11:11.rden � --- ---- ------ 1 cloek, tenl, deliver y w11gon gon 11: I bell, (WIi l beds, clulforobc, rnar,;szine r11<·k11, la111 11s, desk, throw rugs, typ1·wri1c-r. porch oti.airs, a,.,. CINA UIN Ca,. ice rre11m freezer ( 6 qts,), llot• All Mtika a■cl MNel1 point range, rabinel sin�. 2 l11wn NTROl'OL.ITAN MOTOtll mowt: r� , 2 tl . 70 x 15 tires, Hlccp• 6'0406 laQ Mlh11 It. Jng h11!j, cow bell, miacellaneous ........,,. Oh.. Ue1m. FOR SALi!:: 19a3 },aRD. Sharp, or Mrs. rrcd Shumway, Owner wUI trad1 Ior pick,up. Phone lo1rm11 : cc1sh WY 2-3702, Calvin Simp11on. 1 Not rfi'K pom1ihlc for acciden ts 9 3 6lc Sal(' condudcd by BllADFOHD Auctio n Co., Hu_rlrtc. Ohio_c_ re e_ _ d _ vc l_ B_B V_ Tll_ U __ _O_ M Y_ L_ P_ l.PfJ_ WI 9-3ll2 1 . , A11ct1on cer:_ Crlt,t • dr. aedan. One careful local c. Brailford. Sale manager . owner. Uke new bLack and ford. 6tc Brad 3, (9! t t '89�.00. et• Bl h. e llni■ whit 9·8-6lc 111.J'ME MADE !Ct; l 'llEAM. JUST lnau, Pomeroy. lik � you m .ikc Ill h e me. J11ck ' s HN ST U DEBAKER 6 cyl. Cham• y lb.r. Dair 9 7 tltc .,_ dr. aedan. Sharp car inP ion • -~ --aide and out. Econom)' plua. UPRIGHT PIANO. Uoo<l corul.lliQn 8C:.nd•rd 1hlft. $696.00. Hl■et$60. t: 11 11 c\lt·nmg wv 2·3260. »6tc tner■, Pomero1. 9 e 3tp Good dr. 1odan. HIii FORD VI Z car. O •'t'ERS WILL BE HECEIVED A1 ruanln1, a:ood looll lna: fiea.uo. Blaeltnart, Pomero)'. the Otfice of Web11ter .and 1''ullz ' Atturney11, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to N-llc - ·ele\len o'clock A. M., on li'riday · au1CK Special 4 dr. 1edan. Scr•.embcr UI, JY60, for tile rea I 0111in1I black flnleh like new. estate owned by Pearl D. Loll owner. local .QPI careful rldae, dercased, louted at 1138 rumero)'. l'Jtl,00. BlaeUnara, Maln Strl'el, l'umcroy, Ohio, be lni a one•elory rramc dwellin house with five roomll and bath ' llttl CHEVROLET. Jl :Ii H. Jled 11nd and • cinder block a:arage. , 81aek. Good condilion. $200.00 All. offer1 aubJect to Court appr o v 19> 10, 3tc ,bone WY 2-M&&. Mill■, Middleport, Call Dou ')1Ji4. _______ __ ____ BA RNES-SIMPSON lNSURA.NCE 57 Mer�ury 60 H. P. Mtl.OO, , � Agents, Middleport. Fire, AutoSt Mercury- 70 H. P. $59.f.eC, ' • mobile, Bonde. Phone W Y245 H. ,. Mercury Outfit $995.00 2903. 8·27-lf METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600 bat Main StrHt, Pomer•y ( 2 1 ) Real l:state Phone WYl-3870 �"OR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE 8-20·lfc with bath, nice location. Melvin Hood, 1 1 1 Lo .:uat St., Pomeroy. (9) I 30tp e Supplies 9a ) . .Marin (-AS IS SP ■ c IAL S ,d, Auto Sales , ------- - noo� HOUSE. ALL NEWLY 8 ROOMS, WITH BATI-1 Two story fin i5hed in:iide. Water In kitchen. home near school. Take over On ,:ravel road off l 24 one mile, $46.90 per month p.aymenta after on river. On a 11.cre lot on Lonw down payment. Phone WY 2-532◄ . Ihm in Lebanon Township. Ph. 8 23 30tc WY 2-6889. E. E. Hayman, Syra� cnse. D 7 fHp FOR SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE W ITH hath. $3MIO.IJO. 1 1 9 Ebenu.er St., Pomero y . 9 2 tltp 7 HOOM HOUSE:. WALL TO WALL rarpctlng. Uuill•m kl\t'hen. Call WY 2-321 2. 9 9 3tp ron SALE: 7 HOOM HOUSE, bath three lols. 786 H)'Bcll St., Mid­ 9 7 tfc dleport. J , rl. Allen. ( LA1'E T. ll. DAVIS PHOl'ERTY. 5 ROO M MODEllN APARTMENT Brick, 2 story. Located N. Third and 4 room 11)tartment. Cheap and Coal Sls., 'Middleport . May rcnl. l'hont> WY 2-2487 or WY 29 7 6tc be seen any eveninw;. 633&. I ..9 12�c I . . 183 ACHE t-'ARM FOR SALE. Ml UNE , 5 IIO OM APARTMENT. Unacres boltom crop land, 7 room furnished. One 4 Room apart· slate roof hou.sc (4 bedrooms and ment furnished. Phone WY 2b11thJ, several goud hirgc out­ 3302. 9 7 6tc 2 mile!! south of Har• buildings. -Price reduced. Day­ risonville. HOOM r Condo 4 HOUSE AT 242 2·Sl20. EYer11ng WY call time Street. liarage, bHcnumt. Phone 2-2917. WY 9 9 6tp WY 2·2733. 9 8 Uc - !'· iii I 0-For Sale or Rent 4 1 4 ) For Rent ---·------I --· ··- -- roona house, Rutland--Town-" FOUR 24-a for Sale or ahlp, Call WY2..ffll88. B·INOlp - ---XIGHT ROOM HOUSli, two flvo Trade . ffllo ., room apari.ment1. ,\, N. Beqet, Pb.one WY2-32'12. U·2 -Ue Anyonl' desiring lo �cc properly ' contact or phone Hhodell C. Steffy ' FOR RENT-Three office room, Pomero)', Ohio. rhone numbe r over Stiffler Shoe Stctre Rhodell C. Steffy WY 2-2219. Court St., Jn Pomero)', aecond Adminilltntor. floor. One, larifl 18 • 22 rt, toom \9l 2, a. e, 9. to, 12, 1HC with adjoinJna: 12 ). 12 ft. room '-"---- ---- --...l!. One 10 x. 18 fron� room. All GAUBN tradon,1nd mow- RE1''R IGERATOR. LAllGE FREEZ ne-Nly painted with new fioor , IOtarJ mowll' bladt1 lb..... ER CO'.\tPAltTMENT, Phun<' coverlnas. Phone W\. 2-l080. ,, • CUtom mawin,: and 8-2-tfe ER t:ornp,rtment. l'h1>nt! WY 2 6998, Harold Blackston. ::t.v■ Y TIIACTOII 9 9 31C 0 ROOM HOUSE WITH BA11i. Mrh·in Lillie, Cht11hlre, Ohio. . .... 'lillG lorvlco 112 It. llaln SI. WY 3- 21'1&. SWEET t:OHN. 8e11t f'Yf'r. Yello'f Pboae Phone �rncrson 7-7329. �1, sweet and juicy. Pkkcd whil 9 8 6tc ,,,u-uo you wait. 40c per hakcr'!I do1.erI. Second llousc easl from schoo l NIC ELY •·URNISHED 2 BED· ...,..._ brln1 eentalner1. room up1t1lr1 apartment. Ph. • � Fruit Farm, Loni Bot· house in Syracuse. Wm. H WY2-387• ' ', lo. PlOfle YUkon N201 8 I lfc Holmes. 9 9 tf � --- - . I CANNING TOMATOES $ 1 .00 bua. APAi<1''4ENTS - .'!'IU'ruabed ud unhanlahed. Mellutfn, Kiddle hel. Dall■a Hill, Letart Falla port. Phone WY 2·282L 3 3 ll Phone cu . 7 . 224,9, 9-9-8tc For Sale iM, .,,.. OIL a0.-...Tfii'... ..... Call fpr fre• e■tlmat11 ........ a Abllolt lllddlepon. .. . &,... ' V. :' � ·-- ·--- -- •. ·- --·- ' FOR SALi Offen wll1 be received 11t th oUice of Webater and Fulli. A lorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to elev en o'clock A. M., Tuesday, Septem ber 20, 1960, for lhl' rl'al e1tate I cated In Salisbury Tuwnahip, Meli County, Ohio, of near De11d Man Curve, State Route No. 124, co aisling o f about :.!6 acres. 1nore o r le11, with frame dwelling thereon, forme'rly owned by Mar�aret HY· sell Ruasell. All offer!! &ubject to Court a P· proval. .MANNING D. WEBSTER, Administrator l9J 9. 10, 12, 15, 16, 17. 6tc ,.• •·' •··, - MODl-.: RN A PARTMENT. THREE roo1ns and b"lh. 106 Mulberry Ave. '9 9 3lp HOUSE ON LAUREL CLl'FF. Contact Lau Dlt>hl. 9 9 6(p 3 ROOM FU RNISHED AP,1,RT· meht. I t28 E. Maln Sl. Phono WY 2 ,3408. 9 D 3tc 1 COON DOG, One l'ony. Eldon Morris. Bailey Run Ro11d. 9 8 3tc 8 HEAD PONY COLTS AND 2 yi;arlings. Phone W I 9-3032. 9 9 6tr • Servic ness 1 Busi (20 - ·· ---■• ......... -.. ( :Onu nuni st Polic e BERLIN UPI-Communi5l bor• der police began •I ow l n11 d own We51 German truck traffic on the highway lifelines- to Berlin today and made &Orne truck drivers unload their cargo for lnapeetlon. Checking Trucks Thr new harassment ,tarted lo­ day aespite a direct Western Al­ lied warning to the Soviet U nion and word that the Wt1t was plan­ ning retallation againd the ille­ gal Communist movea. U. S. Restrict• RnAida'R KhruAhcbev UNITED l"�ATIONS, N. Y. UPI -Th,e Un ited States today reslrkted Soviet PrNn.ie.r Nikita S. Khrushchev to Manhattan during hi!i visit to lbe umte · · d Nations General Assembly which open■ s,pt. 20. The U. S. mission announced here tllat Kllrushchev had · been informed of the restriction in -an aidt memoire from the Slate De' partmenl. KJ.V �H REPORT G1u911: Montgomery : tu. I upper 9. 1 lower, 1 1h fl. open; Gallipolis: l'T.6 upper, 9.2 lower, 2� ft. open; Lock 23: 15.8 upper , 9.0 lower, closed orr. AJI rnovable dams are 13 through 33 and closed oll. Down Rlv.r Boahi Lock 14: Ali­ quippa 5:20 am, 9- 1 \ ; ,Y,ck }Ji: CapLain Harrison, 2tO am, 2•7; The WeStcrn, 8 : 11) arn, �6; Lock 23: Jerry Bosworth, 3:20 am, 7-0; Na• lional, 3 am, 1-4; Beaver, M� am, J -0 ; Atlas 8:30 am 6-0. Up: At Lock 23: The Titan, 3:45 am, l l ·O; C. V. !lamer, 1 :20 am, 0-2; OVEC, 4:25 ilm, 5-12. -- - ----- ----- Legal Notices LaGAL NOTICE I wlll offer for sale at the front door of the Courthouse at Pom· eroy, Ohio, on Saturd.1y, Septem­ ber 17, 1960, at 10 o'clock a. m. the followlna: real eatat.e: First Parcel : The Dana and AliC4! Ables real estate situated at Morn­ ing Star, Sutton Township, Mela., Count)', Ohio, corl'l!isting of 70 acre■ more or lesa. There is sltuated on the aforesaia nal estate a fl room dwelling house ,1pproidmately !S years old, a barn, granary and oth­ er outbuildlnga. AJao producing oil and gas wells. Located 1pproxl­ mately 1 1 miles from Pomeroy on aood value Appralsed road. $10,llOO.OO. Secont.1 Parcel: Aile!! Ables re■l­ dence property situated on Colleae Street in the VIiiage of Rutland, Ohio, conaistln1 of a lour room frame dwelling house and lot. Ap­ pratled value $3,000.00. Said real estale cannot be ■old for Leaa than the appui1ed value, The ria:ht la reaened to reject any or all bids, For lnfermatlon phone Pomeroy Ohio, WY 2-2 UMI. BERNARD V. FULTZ Adminl■tntor of the Estate of Allee Able&, deceased (8) 31; (9) 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 12, 11 lfti, 18, lotc Social Events Society NewsKlWtl• Of Long Journey I m. I I PI ANOS I COOK WITH "STORM-PROOF" AVERY NELSON COMPL ITIS RHOOL Army Pvt. Charle■ F. Smith, 110n of Mrs. Clarabelle B. Smith, i.na-­ vllle, Ohio, recently complt,led tha. ten-fttk 1upply courae at the En­ gineer �hool, Fort Belvoir, V1. i>re Have Tllo Taul! D. o� ON, cc5MPT ■ -N: · w. OPTO ITRl8T lllll& Cloart 8wet, ,-_, 10. 1 960-7 - -------- TEL.IVISION GU IDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Chunel 3 - Saturday •• • :00 Watch Mr. Wlzard :30 Science Fiction Theatd & :00 Detective's Dairy :30 True Story 6 :00 Home Run Derb7 ·JO News Picture :4& Sports Roundup e :1!5 Weatherca11 7 :00 Sa t urday Nlght JamboN!O 7 :llO Bonanza 8 :SO Tall Man :00 The 9 :30 World Wide 10 : 30 Man .'rom Interpol I I : 00 N e ..·, Headlinea I I : 1 0 W .:alhercasl 1 1 : J u Shod:wa �ch 2 :00 Sign Off • L 1 3 - Sunday Cnanne �nca.y . Frl-•yl 12.30 t :00 I :02 1 : ao \ · 30 �J l:ao :;: � �.,� r�· , �,, t , 1: · , Channel 3-MondO) Sign On Toda:-, Wt>lromc Neighbors M r . and M.rs. North Doueh Re lili Pia)' Your Huncn Pri:::' Is Rla:nt Cnricentration Tr,.1Ui or Conaeque-n� (t Could be You Mid Day News Movie time Women's World , Loretta Young Theater Young Dr. Malon e Frum These Roots Comedi· Pl,yhouoe AdYenlun· Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Pr eston Music in the Round Jlm Thacker Show Wealherca1t News Pictui j:: Huntley • Brln\:1ey !'lr!vlJII Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Republican Slatf Convt>n• tion of Ohio Peter Gunn Goodye1:1r Theater Project 20 Ne•11 Ht11dllnea W'!atherca■t Jack Paar Show Sign on 8 8 ;ti �.l!.�'J ri�� l'irt: ��. -..� .;i ,,,., ;� ';; i=ii ii; ''" �· (;,o If: d: 10:IJ 11\\'ll' lilloi>' 8:00 B OO \ I 00 �,: 1 1 :\i', "! __ - - - - - - -� 7:02 7: IW · 7:U , 8:00 I ·'-�· �.,,IIJ!II·•• lie;,�t:'J»4f Jl!lf.!:� !f� ond i:Yenioi "'"' llealllin,. Suodflw• S)Jn Off SeJfM'lt ____________ ___ Mr. end Mrs. E. A Wing,tt •n d Mrs. Ann Cue atµ!,nded the ,:oo Golden Wed ding '1)D.ivenq)' of 5:30 Mr. and M.ra. A .J. Sbn/er, for­ 6:00 lln. h1� Norris was hosteu mer Racine resident& at ChlUl­ Tu1;1,4JY �venine when Class No. cot.he SW1day. 8:13. 3 QI l.h� llapti5t Sunday school Mra. Eva Pickeru; o! Colum "' 6:25 met at her home. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bo *" n 6:30 N.,rs. 0JTJf Montgomery, pre!ii· of Springfield were 1uests o er 8:45 de,:i.l, qpened thf meeting apd the hollday week end of Miss 7:00 coo�11cte4 the butin.es.s 1euJ1.m, Clara a11d Duris Wolff .µ1d Mr. 7:30 after wJ;tich Mrs. Letha -..orris and · ldn:. Herrnan Wolle. 8:30 en.titled !,Ira. Warj;J Sayre i.t in Coluin· prestnJ-f4 a proj,'lram, ··Frien d i4\ip". 9:00 �LIS visili,ni Miss WillJ.l� �e 9·30 Wis. Ptf1Jrris served refre&b­ aJJd friends. 10:00 Mr. and Nn Ral� fH,a �d mti;l.h _ to Mr� - Niu.d� ¥011ni , \ ·00 Mrs. ¢1.bel �mith. )Jrs. B;_st� chiJQ,ren left :ilH]4u 1 : 1U E ,4�. M'u. O [J;i M!,mlil/mcrv , Ter:as after visili11e bi, we s. t l : l� Mr,. CJ.Jr, Roi!_!� , lSJaa V�l'a �r. an_l;I Mn. F)Qyd · tm1· e 1 :00 Bceg!(!, lfrs. E'lec a PiJkens, MrS. will Jee\·e soon fof' ol·er-�f!il duty. -" Letha Morri5, Mrs. Laura Bell, Dor5el Wilson employed in Mrs. Frankie Neigler, Mrs. lda Cleveland spent the weekend with his mother M rs. Erma WiHowell 11nd Mrs. Ura Morris. son. : I : 1 0 Lite Shqw Mrs. F. E. Dunn remain� very Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smit)) ol and Mr. Hospital. Holzer in ill were hoUday weekffi4 Dayton 11:40 Amerlca's Newsreel Albun Mrs. Alfred Dunn and children guests of her mother Mrs. HaffJ 1:00 Record Hop of Crooksville, Mr. and }frs. Hayman. ll:00 Cartoon Spectacular 7:30 Dick Clark Show Dean Alle11 oJ New Lcxingtgn, Room Romper 8:30 Mrs. Lavinia Simpson returne4 1; 00 Brave StaWun Mrs. Flo Allwine and Mrs. Eve­ home Wednesday after a visit iil · Movie 9:30 8:30 Gav;�: To ·Bener lyn Trieh of Columbus have been Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ 1 : 25 Yot1r r.aso Repoli.cr 9:00 L3wrence W�lk Shc'Y here wilh Rev. Dunn and at her bert Knightstep. I :30 1 Marr'ied Joan �0:00 Jubilee, U . ":f, A. bedside. ,2 : 00 Restless Gun Miss Ruth Elli!i of Columbus U:00 Up-1'0-The-Minute New. Mrs. Maude Young attended visited relatives here Sonday. 12:30 Queen for a Day 11:10 Sports Report the annual Homt>coming of the Mary Grace Slobart af Colum• J :00 About Faces t 1 : I� Late SF'OW Hopewell Baptist Church 111 ML bus spent Labor Day weekend :: 30 Medit Alto. recently. Weekend goe5ts of with Mr. and Mr!i , Bill Hysell. 2;00 J1:af in Court Mrs. Young were Mr. 11nd Mrs. S. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tll.)'lor re-., 2::tO 11te Gale Storm SIKJ1f G. Marr of W ilkesville and Mr. lurned Sunday from NOl'th Caro, Beat t.he Clock )2:00 Matty 's F4nday Fuunie5 and Mrs, 0. F. Sleeth, Cha r les- Jina afte r SJ)ending two weeks '8:30 Who Do You Trull ',2:30 John Hopkins. File ' t o n. wilh Mr. a11d M rs. Ivan Powell t:00 ,uner:lean �.!Jla.»iid 1 :00 American Football League Miss VPra �c)l]e accompanied .Jlld d.iughter. !S:30 Captain Gallant 4:00 Ilka Chase �hqw by her nephew, 'fom Beegle re­ Bob , Cleland of Columbus was • 11:00 San Franctsco Belt turned from a trip to Washington the weekend guest cir his mother 4:30 American /i,rta Trio 5:811 Y0:11" !:1&0 Reponer n. C., and Vi1"ginia and visited �frs. 11.u.el Cleland. !S:00 Matty's Fu11day Funnies 6:-40 V.'eather Teller Mrs. Walter Mercer at Baltimore, ti:30 Travel Film Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Spen­ .8:<ii5 John Daly New, Mrl. e:oo People's ChWc, and children ot Wilmington cer 7:00 Pre85 C(mlerenee Mrs. Sybil Miles lcfl Sunday wen• weekend guests of relatives 8:30 Gray Ghost 7:30 Che)'enne to spend several days with Mr. lwre .ind with her father Walter '1:00 Trackdown 8:30 Boutbon Street Be-' and Mrs. Lee Jacksou in Chllll Vaughan at Pomero)'. '1:30 Maverick 9:30 Adventures in Paradlce cothe. Recc111 guests or Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 Lawman O::tO Ted Mack Amateur Hour Charles McNickles were Mrs, l ' ! l :00 The New, Tonlfbl The Pebel Filura Pal nl('r and Mr. and Mrs. ! 1 : 10 Scannlnt the Weather •:� The Al ukans C Hnl, w,gers a rd two �C}ttJ.ren o� 1 1 : IS Sport Report 10,ao �•,�i:. s�J!!>, ' · tlv,\11�81. " '. ' " o .1L8(L ..1.1m. _ m�t I • • ' 0 ,] • 1 • , �. rfrh()lrs. trerman Wolfe . . ,,. a daughter, Mts. Ward Sayre 'JI were recent visitors in Parkers• burg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpson ay anq their gues1 J\.ir5. Myrtle Val­ 8:00 res ?i.ews 4:45 American Album ley spent seYeral days in New 8:15 Captaiq Kangaroi, S:00 Dance rarty CIJ'lllbcrland, W Va . with Mrs. 9:f,lO ';artqon Theater 6:00 All Star Wrestling Gu55je Rice. '1:00 Summer Oly'm pics lf):00 Dec!:!mber Bride Mr. and Mrs T G. Hilldore were guests Sunday a t a dinner given , T:30 Perry lil!ilo'.>D 10:30 Video Village ' 8:30 Want�:....:�ad pr Alive by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byer al 1 1 :OQ I Loye Lucy 9:00 Summ�r dtfmpics their home, i n Middlepo rt. in ' I f :;JQ Cl1al' Hor�on• honor or their Bon llnd daughter­ Trav .1 ve ·c \ijl, 0·80 Liff' ot Love 12:oir in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Byer. a: s1 .+,m�1c, P,geant 10·00 12:30 Search For Tomonow Mrs. Vernon Wherry and Mr. 12IQO . e41�r 11. --'---'--and Mrs. Russell Sh ront1. of 12:45 The Guiding Liaht Washington, Pa. spent thti h'lliday 1 : UO Life of ,tiley weeken-1 with Mr. and Mn, 'J,'UrPI World 1hr As ,J;;tp James Swah and Mr. and Mrs. Full Circle l:oo Alfred Craw. M,�rlc•n ot "'orll: 2� Ho� Party Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis and 1:43 CJtristian Sclen.?e 3;00 The MilUonaire daughter of Columbus spent the 10:00 �if Fore, S,.crapbook weekend with his parcnt!i, Mr. , , - .1r. The V�rdU �► Y�� 10:30 Ca�era , 1:00 The Brt1hter 0,-y and Mrs. Harry Curtis 1:18 Tile liffrei Mona Weeken d guest!i of Mr5. Ruth 11:00 n11 Picture Tucker were Mr. and Mrs. Her­ 'J'be f!die ·11( Nl..l 11:30 RFD, USA 5 :00 't�e T�i-ee Stooies m:.n Carson and children, Be!/>re. 12:00 R"v. Elwood Gibhs Miss ;,\nito · Houdashelt, Porne­ J:00 r'IIIIWI Sm1lh J. Artbur 12:30, Mo.vie ijasterpiecl:!s roy visited 1;15 A Look at the We:i.2'er her grondmother, f:"ofl-Oral Rob�rts 6:20 Spprtacow Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt for ::.. <&:SO ReY. Willard Wilcoa several days. ,I.mo, 'n• Andy .5:00 Summer Olymi,tc1 Htehway Patrol Mr. ,and Mrs. Bill McKenzie 8:30 Twentieth Centur1 and son of Gallir,olis spent last . 7:30 1960 Summer Olympics Friday with hls mother Mrs. 7:00 Lasah11 8:00 !J'he Tt\Xan Laura MeKenr:le. f:3R Denoia t11e Menace 8:30 Father Kn,-�I Be�t Mr. aria Mrs. Tom Lindsey and ,:00 'lbt Ed Slllllvan Show 8:00 Celebrity Ta1ent Scouts son Scotty of Grove City spent f)30 Spike Jone■ Show 9:00 General �ectnc Theater tb.e weekend with her paren . .ts, 8:SG Alfred Hitchcock Preaen� J0:00 New Comedy Showcase Mr, and Mrs. Meson Spencer. 10:30 Presidential Co\Hltdown ,Joseph Miller came from St. I0:00 Lucy in ConnecUcut 1 1 00 News 10;30 Wlia.la IIY !Jnet · A.Jbans, W. Va., to tpen4 two , · 1:'1b A Loot at the Wfftber lUIO Sunday Newa Special moRths with his daughfer, Mrs. U : 1 5 Theater 13 11:15 Theater 1 3 Carol Sayre. 1 1 ;00 l l :30 12:D0 12:30 12:45 1 : 00 1 : 30 3:30 4:00 5:30 ti : 00 6:30 'NlO 8:00 9:0 ' t0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 Frontiers of F1:1ith This is lhe Life TV Chapel Big Bounce U . S. Steelworkers Lab 30 Movielime Dale Carnegie Tennis Championships Favorite Story Candidates SunJay N ews P l ctuu Oyerland Trail Music on lee Chevy Sho•v Loretta Your g s;,ow People are Funny News Weathe:cas� -·--------- ---,-- �i"' Social Events ;r Jlu'ee - WC HS-TV Chan nel 8 Channel 8 - Saturday --=--­ (hannel 8 - Sunday Channel 8 - Monday �-oo ,,oo -W J 'E· H· !i� ,'.',\1•lf,'�)'ow WHTN-TV Channel 13 Channel 1 3 - Saturd Channel 1 3-Mohda) dern method of heaUac __ Ml UI DOW! , � - - •• . I , A BUSINESSMAN 60U6HT THEM FOR MY TEAM Brings You The Up To The w, .!"f.���.!.:,s...dar ,,so Min ute . Mason County NEWS - 1 Times Dady 10 AM 11 ;15· 4M Foo and CURLY . 5:05 PM I' • •� Of 110 that )'Ou can heat )'OW' bo11u1 to en.Joy UI� mo­ wow---THAT'S A SNAZZY UN I F'OR M , TUBBY . I NE�E� t:OWN 0� U.S. A . F. HEAVQI.JAR:TERS· IN JAPAN, Metered bottled IIS ,enke Be the fiNt - WARM MORN ING H E AT E R S NEW! (y\1e ol luell ...•. ,.. ,.,._ ---- · --- ■ ftun,) Broocltr Houan ancl Save l eoet tbat will mmpete will!. any - ·ve ? Offloe BHIII. I lo Ill, I lo I,. (CIGN M N- o Mow H11t Your Hom, or · - - - or -brooder houses at • MAW I! H£Y. - ON ·I\IRTH f.Y!U'SC!flf I �.: N�.!"�-�l lr;lpdo i! B �,:,•�., 11 · 1 2 · . �Q· .;._:,_:__ 1!911114 ,: Wtl< "' i,tef.f!1! .. :, !1-t � .�:t !: 1 ' 1 , , 1 J ", ""'�ll<�JnM t: ; ,.,., IIGt• r.lANVII ,hatt Por You Newt Headllll69 Juat For You Newa Jutt .r'or ·t•u c,iiw, '111 fl. pi.-., 1:58 111,Jl On 1:00 Gueei Star •= 1' New-a o.SO R F D 11 JM 1 1 : t� "'litewatch I 00 &ign Off fl'45 1 - 0J 9·00 9.30 0:00 L0:30 I I :OU 1 1 ;::tO 12-:00 1 2:30 1 :00 I : IO 2 · 30 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4. 30 WMPO Daily Pro�am Schedule J;;:ti.no l"EtP1�·s f'IMULATEP GRia==· �(W CllTR'ASE BRING- ■ RI.PORT BUMPIIII CROPS M OSCOW UPI - Bumper grain crop5 ir\ Siberia, the north Caut'as­ us, tho Vol1a River Valley and north Kazakhstan were reported Friday by the Soviet. newa a1,1enc� Tass. Harrisonville Reed sville IY' Awa C.ilby By Min Lucy Mrs. Chntou G i lkey ,rnd and Mr. d.1uihend Hunter Gotha Mrs. ter retur ned Thursday to thell' famUy have returned from a three home m R uasel!Yille, Ark., after an weeks vacation through the sou t h ( Con tl nl:lff From ,... OM) men filled many jobs per formed e x tended visit here with Mrs. E\1- and west. by wome11 in o u.r country. Miu Lena Jordan remains iu a nice Sprague and Mr. and Mrs. The group 1.hen flew to Lenin- Bert Shumway. They went by critical condition 1:1t Universi ty grad, a much more European bus. Ho1pit.al in Columbw. dty than Moscow. Ramora regret · John Blackwood 1s recuperat1 11g Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer were ted that although planned, the 111 Parkenbur 1 Wedne!iday to at- following .surgery .it University grou p never gol lo 1ee a Russian I tend the funeral of his uncle, Je r • Hospital in Columbus. collective, or state·_operated farm t)' Meadows. and Mrs. Paul Je\\lcll and aeemed I :Mr. and Mrs. G ary Walton and 110n of Columbus spent a week e ntl While lhe Ruu'9,na proud of their many l a rge apart- Gary Jr . , retu r ned to their hom e with her mother, Mrs. Jor C arsey. mf!nt buildings, • their co 111truc- m L olumbu.s Mond ay after a week Mrs. Grace Carr spent a cuupl e lion seemed inferior to that I end visit with the Walton · Wei - days with her son, Ernest, and fam found i n large American citie! . lace famllies. ily, Pomer oy. Miss Boice remarked lhat pric. . es in Russia are " sky high " . A n 1 L. B. S a sson, Reedsville, and M r . l Mrs. Sadie �arr JS employed as a a\lera�e size water melon sold for ,, md Mr.s. Tom Collins of Belpre c�ok al the � 1r cle Reslauranl. She $2. �. The typical Ruuian worker were in Athens Sunday to attend hll1 the pos1t1011 formerly held by reC'Cives wai:ea of $18.� a week. the funeral of Rev. E. L. M iller. lcene Arnold. Nol until the tourists had left kev. Miller :ser¥ed as pastor of the 1 Howa r� Gilkey and daughter, the USSR and landed in Scandi u- .Reedsville Methodist Charge for Jackie, Rio Grande, called oil the _ ,·ia did they realize how much in- a number o( year:!! and 11ad many Bob Clarks Monda�·Earl Caldwell is pa111tmg the dlvidual pre.ssure they had been friends here. Clinton Gilkey residence. . under. .. . Mn. Eumce Gilland and family Mr5. M11 x ie Robi11so11 of ColumIt was thrililng to ny over the of Success and Mrs. Violet Pa.rker I bus spent the week e11d w,th Iler many iceburg.s of the northern and family of Long Bottom spent l parents, the Ray Wilstins. seas enroute to &candinavia. The Sunday here with a brother, Guy Mrs. John Stuut has sold the Roy touriata visited four Scandlna• Spencer .1nd family. Ellis farm ta Arthur Ro•1sh of w . vian n•lions Denmark, Finland, :•r. and Mrs. Russell Lowery of Va. Norway and Sweden. � Mrs. Mayes assl.stcd Betty Gilkey rv ,rr,·v,·n• at Hamburg, Ger Athens vi.sited in Lhe Wallac home U=n unday. Mrs. Brown with their cr111nmg. and s Mlss divided. group many the callers of the Cecil Black Sunday Boice returned to the U . S. A. Mrs. c. c. Hamilton of Phjlo WH and othen went on to visit here Thursday. She was acoompan­ woods were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond France and Western Europe. Mis.s ied home b)' her nephews, Mlke Cotterill, John Gibaon and Susie Boice explained in a que!llion alld Jeffrey Childers, who had Gordon Atkins and Mr. Riggs, whu llnd answer period, that th& mo.st spen t their pre·school vacation all enjoyed an airplane ride, Mrs. Co ra Jewell visited the Hal­ exacting customs official were here with their grandpar�nt.s, Mr. - Alkins • Jewell home Tuc.!i­ liday tho11e of the UnitM States. and Mrs. Oren Childer5. day. Miu Boice concluded her talk Guests in the Bise • Hetzer home by saying, "The best diplomacy over Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rut,eson is to show the people of other Helz the week end ..-ere ,Brenda er of Llttle Hocking and Mr. retu rned from Geneva, Ill. Mr. nations what we are like, and to find out what they are lite. It and Mrs. Marion Helzer and chil- Robeson ha!i left for his employ­ 1 ment in Geneva after a visit here was a wonderful and never-to-be­ dren of Toledo. for1otten trip." Mrs. Dorothy Ca!i hdol lar is a ! Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Sh�ms!e The Aa8embly program began patieat ill the st. Joseph Hospj tal. 1:111d da.ughl_ers Janet and Glor '' _ Mr . a n d with the traditional flag salute Her brother-in-law and sister Mr of Wh1tesv1Ile, W. V.a., ceremony led by David Bro)'n, .a nd Mrs. Huber t Carr of Colu � bu� Mrs. Leon Shvma t� and lvan SAA PN!! ident and Terry Knight. were visitors in the Ca&hdl)llar Shumate of Mansfield were al Principal Jame11 A. Diehl Jr., who ind Edwards homes Sunday. ·home over Labor Day. • ·11 invited MiH Boice to address the l\fr. and Mn. �farold Cotlrt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond carper st11denltl, presented the speaker. anrJ Raymond Edward of Spencer, and son of Mansfield �ere the W. Va. were vi11itors here Monday. weekend g�est!i of her 61Ster, Mr. Woman Legi•lator Diet1 Mn. Carper is II teacher in the and Mrs. Glenn Thompson. Spencer :schools. On Eve Of Primary il'l.r. and Mrs. Keith Walton of , LOWELL, Mau. UPI-U. S. Columbus were here Saturday as Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers R-Mass, ,1uests of Mr. a11d Mrs. Jame, Ruth I •BALDWIN died today at Boston Ho11pita1 and Tama. •WllRLffZER almost on the even of an unco11 Charle& Chaney has moved from te1led primary in which she was the Hayes property and it is re• , and OTHER FAMOUS to be renominated for her 18th ported the building will be re-ar­ BRANDS term in Congress. Mrs. Rogers, ranjlf:d and used for a pool room. '19, wu best known in her home A number from here attended district here and In Washington the homecomin g lit Long Bollom for her vigorous championing of Sunday. Yeterans legi8lation. David Hall of Torch vi!lted re­ cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Randolph. Canton Bank Robber Mrs. Mildred Santee and daugh­ Captnr,:d In Dayton ter, Shirle)', of Gallipolis, c.ame DAYTON UPI-Harrf Eugene Monday to visit with her parents, only previous Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marks. Highllll, who.se lroubles with police were of a Howard McCoy of Lillie Hocking minor nature, today faced trans­ who purchased the Carroll Ran­ fer back to Canton to stand trial dolph farm home is adding Cll:tra for the bigJle&t bank robbery in rooms to the !lructure and making Stark County history. other improvements. Reportedly Moat or the more than $53,000 the place will be used as a sum• 1tolen from the West Trust mer home by the McCoys, branch of the Canton Nallonal Mrs. Gladys Baughman, Mr. and Bank Wednesday wu recovered 71lrs. Frank Gale of G.ahanna were with Hlgbflll 'e capture in a dawn week end gue5ts in the Tbom11 town hotel Friday. FBI agerit1 home. and local police combined lO cap­ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Humphrey ture the !IU8pecl, who apparently were recent visitors in New York waa unaware he waa the object of City. a state-wlde search. Bob Swain ol Tuppen Plains was a business visitor here Tuesday . Charles Robert Si!llon served ai,; Holstein Club Picnic best man at the Frecker Connolly Will Be Sept. 17 wedding at Long Bottom Saturday. e HEATS INSTANTLY The .annual picnic of the Meigs Mre. Charle& Stanley Hamilton, County Holstein Club will be held Paul, Marcus and Regina Kay, Mrs. e cLEANER at the farm of C. M . He-adley, near William ChUden1 and Sandra Ham­ Tuppers Plalna, next Saturday, ilton and Samuel Mitchell of Philo e MORE St.plember 17. were recent gue5U of Mr. and CONV ENIEN T The picnic is open to ever)'one Mrs. Oren Chllden. intereated in good dairy !arming. e DELIYERED TO MIil MOND-'Y There will be a baaket. dinner at ANYWHERE Mon. meet will PTA Central The noon 11nd In· the afternoon a talk school the at 7:30 al night day b1 Georwe Stan, State Field man, P:or Mora 0.t•lls Phon, and other items of Interest. to da.i• with the Monke)' Run group to or Write ry fanners. The biuer part or tho serve refreshments, afternoon will be devoted to JudgGL00/11 IN STOC KS OPIN HOUS& SUNDAY YORK UPI - Post - Labor NEW Mr. and Mrs, Ollie Van Meler of settled over the stock gloom Da)' Hemlock Grove, Ohio Clifton, W. V. will celebrate their �lh wedding anniversary Sunday, market thia week H prices declin­ Phone WY-%-6794 Sept, 1 1 . Open hou1e will be ob• ed on all fronts for lhe second con­ week. secutive served for all friend• from 1 to S In the afternoon. NOWI 500 lb. LP GAS SYSTEMS POMliROY - 5 - room frame (3 <bedrooms), halh, lot 76 x 104 , niee g11rdcn. $3200.00. Terms . RACINI - :z - story, 7 . room frame ( 3 b('drooms), bath, full basemetH, hardw ood floor!, gas furnace, 1/4, ocre on Roule 124. $!1600.00, ltUTLANO FARM - 87 acres, 18 culllvalcd, 2 welts, 12 x 1:1 tool 1 shc:d, ¾ mile off Route 12t. On• ly $1200.00. ALBIRT M. COX, Salesman PHON WY 2·3130 BOX 229 WY 1-2220 (9) 10, 3tc i ROOM UNFUR NISHED APART enl, bath, and uLility room. Pri vale i1111ide entrane11. Newty WINS HOT ROD TITLI palnted upstalr11 apartment In DETROIT U PI-Leonard Harris Middleport, low rent. Phon W Y 2-999'1.., j{)) 10, 3t c of Playa Del Ray, Calif., po.sled 11.n average speed of 163.33 mile� hour In his class A dragster es an to win Jhe top award in the naPUkNACII, WHTIN0 tlonal hot rod chan1pion1hips and 1900 HOUSE TRAILER 27 ft. Good MUI L L condition. Call WY 2�31 or se . HOUII •PPll•c... ArMlct I,.. prize money lolalinc: about $7,500 lyracUiN, Ohio, Ph Jim Dyer of Memphi1, Tenn., fio• llirhard Harris, Syracuse. 1 1-11 WYUIM. (9) 10, 3tc I.Jbed ncood. J • Traveler Tells 1 Concert Drive Offer� will be receiYed at the ofTHR E E STORY BRICK BUILDING fin• of Webste r a11d Fu l tz. AuorFormt>rly Vogue Shoe Sto re in m•y�. Pomeroy, Ohio, up 10 eleven Pomeroy, Ohio. Has 1 seven room 0 clotk A . M .. on Wtidnesday, Sept 1:1par!ment 011 t hird floor, 1 three 2 ! , 1960, for t hf' real estate localed apartment on .second floor. room llESULT8 f DEPENDABL CONSISNNT ltl Salem Township, Meigs C ounty, A l so Doctor 's O U i et:s prese ntly RATES Ohio. near DanYillt>, comi.sting of under lease and one large store a bout 48 acre.s, more or le5s, form on main floor. Will leue room eeote. 60 charge J4.l.ahnwn inaertion. one INlrd, I eell&il per erly owned by H. H numfield and or sell to highest bidder. W r ite . ..... pw wvni lor three OOIMICUtive &QN.l'tion,. "1.vrta L Rumfield. to William s. Hogue , P. o. Bo x l11uU, - one montb fOI' 30 ceotJ r,er word. A l � offers subjel.'t lo Co� rt ap1 343, Melbourne, I<'lorida. -.U rate of 4 cent, per wOrd '"1.1 be char1ed for advertlsin.i pruva, g 6 6tc ti alt Dli.d ..tilbin 10 <Uiy1 aner reco.Vllla: bill. M ANNING D. W E; BSTER, ____________ The �•diately. Jim., Qt Advertiai.11.1 - Should be r...pc:,� Adrnimstrator s · ness 5er\/ i C A&. ( 20 ) i Dlil, llatiDel will not. be re,pou1bLe for more Ui.an one U)(ot'91 9, 10, 12, 1 5, 16, 1 8, 17, 6lc __ __ 1 ___ 1'9Cl &Dlll1ion. Ponds , O HIRE. ER FOF BULLD Z u.a.rie, Obu l · SUIO. L Ewol.a of T Not.Ice& GO SiPe,cial and U��- i'· E, I N o COND Sud ol 11J.Ulb landsca ping, flib'ia,bed al l ce'll pe1 wont 1 1 � N I � W 1 9. 2271 i ac. t· �\ · . baseme nth and Phone C ester, Yukon5-J�:li . l MO. 3t c woaos 1 DAY 3 DAYS u DAYS I �-- _ _ 6-24-30tp _ I ""' 16 80< !'A Yf' ECK ENSILAGE Cutter. See ...00 ,1 ,81\ IO tlOc SUD Ralph Parker. Cheater, Ohio. Ph. A(R €0NDJTIOND,G, REFRIGER· 71k $2.20 • f7.o4l fl. 50 atio11 servtce Jack'• Refrl'1:era• Y U 5 2390, Coolville. Ohio. A.di NCSnd bJ 10 A ... will be In th.at day • r,pet. tion New Haven. Pho� TIJ2g g 3tp 6-23-tf ---����353:7, l l 2 llATS KILLED with Star War- _ __ __ __ farin, 2 1h lbs. $1 .49. Ebersb,u h ,AI Jf.:TIONEII llardwa re, Sugar Run Flour I ..-. h,,wi,oa eom,1 t ':I J I Mill and Liindmark Store Crltt Br.MoNt (8) 10, 1 1 , 12, 17, 18, 19, 24 Wtlte, Phone or Contact 1 LeULANC l:BO�JTE <.:I..AH I NET J O bt•sl tumlil1on Upright piano in I 2 :11, 26, 3 1 ; (9) l, 2, 7, 8, 9 16lp A. c. BRADr OR.tl, ••clM. Ot'16Ct:. good t·omll\1011. Priced reason --�- ahly, WY 2-264Y. 9 7 6tp PUBLIC SALE The undcr5igned 1s mm·ing out of USED PIANOS State am.I will 11cl! the following N i ce fN'und111011cd piano Priced flt AU CTION at her resifience 1 Lo i;ell lki!dy to go. Phone RutloC' atrd nn Peach rork Road, 2 land 1:urn1ture. 9 8 3tp mi les West ur State Roule 3·, ,w., ,,.• for sale arrows) i;ooo 4 , 8 UTILITY '!'HA I LER. Saturday, Sept. 1 7, 1 P. M. $7� 00. (a n lie seen et Brannon 'i; 1 8efou• 9:30 A .M ( ; c1ragc, N, �-:icond Ave., Middle SF.RTA H ID E-A- HED with cha1.r to l,llddle,ort WY-l•26tt g n I h c I a m a and malch port. 9 8 3tc ,....,. Pomeroy WY-2:--.Mn _ 1 wonl rug r»x l 2 l, Corner step ta - / ---KAUTZ FalO ITOl,a WA T E R L ESS COOKWARE hie. eoff t>e and cm! table (blonde ! • At cha....SAC R I F IC E i'crfcction automalit· oil heatur, Yuko No. I In World Sales n S.:2145 T1•lek111g TV, plaslic cov«'rcd M ust L111 u1date several tons of STATION SERVICI HAMI\.L brand new 17 piece 11lain less 1 £•hair, floc:r lamp, ma�azinc rark, For Farm, Forest, I.tor-. 9:00 A.M. 5ll'cl e11ukwarc, co11t $ J QY,50 per lwo 2 pc Jiv ing room suiteio. Albany USJ round mirror, Congoleum rug. se1 home <ll·mo11.slration. So1cnHome or Camp Zvrn Day Sentc, t1crd al $42 50 lier JJel. Write I 9x l 2, pi11110. metal hed complele. chests of drawers , tl re �� - 1 for Fret• Urochurc, AJAX LIQ· _ _I_ L_ SUPPL Y I_ E N N_ G_ U_ R__ D_ I L_ E_ B_ G__ UIOATOHS, 1 503 W. Pico Bl\ld., i11.i: tahle. night .�ta11!1 and other Johns•M ,trivi:1"' roof ehin11:le1, Loli Angclr-� 15, Callfornta. stands, h iunpt•r, lar.i:e rrigul kitchen c11binets built to order, airc rcFri1,:1•r.il1)r, llol Point dry9 8 5lc · dows and doora, a 1uminum win �-----N, electric ranJ:e, clinl"tlc �. cl, garage door.s, ceiling tile, vinyl GHEEN JJEANS . $ 1 .00 bu. P lt K {' oal heater, warm mornin 11: heat floor Lile and plywood paneling. LI1cm yot1rse I r . Ch ar l1.:s H.1 I ton, er, 1,ordi swing, walnut, elc-dric Call Neigler'e, Racine. 8-1 1 - Hc Phone WY,2-2 176 ., I•orl 1 anu 9 6 61 c hi!alcr, hassock, rt'cord player. _ _ ___ . -- __ records, l 11 m ps, Kirby swe1�per, ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me. P"meroy, Ohio THltEE 1 1 �:1F1ms, 2 HOLSTEIN, 1 high chair, scwini: machinrs, tat work and repaJr w.,;rk uf -- I GU F:l! NSEY . J years old, will treadle and electric portable, any kind. Phona WY 2•2301. flUIMt Ta AND P I il C ONTROL t'tus wmtcr. Would like m11ny other items not listed. 8·l l-30tp. 11¥ Pain. PrH IMpeetlon. IMur- fre11he11 to trade ror mue ponies. Bill rownrrl Sylvia Carman tel ltJ' ttatltnwkle, PhOM It. AUCTION I E R G ruclil'r, MinnHVJl!e R. D. I , 011 HllADrORD AU CTION co. 1M A.. Service 'lt:1Hon WY2REASONABLE RATIS (9) 3, atp I 1'Nm�: Cash Jlo rae Cave Huad. 4-1'-tfc UM. SATIQACTION GUARANT EE D -- -- ____ _ Not responsible for aL"cidcnh;. - -Caff or wrll• I. O. McCoy SALE PUBLIC 6tt· 10, (9) NOTICE Chester, Ohio S•tvrd1y, S.pt. 10, 1 960, I P. M, / ~-_ __ _ TO PUBLIC..: _ I ' ll rcrnrwc the post I illffi leaving 30tp t.a le, th c rcfore, i°"< ;As the !I at middle of my roat: temporarRE< : U I .ATOltS. I from 1 00 _______ _!,_:2 t rny re�ldence al lhc a _ l �el WIii 1 _ puund duwn tu 5(/ lh 1 f rom M) _ lly becau.e Salisbury'"' tru11tee1 r_car of Shumwlly <.,rcenhouse un n:sUrance lh. down to oz Both for $25.00. fe�ced the 'public road wilhout S talc• lloule 124 I ll sy racuse, 0 ' Hu �sell L1Ule , Hutla nll, Phon e C0M P � I public hearing � ....,";l.J TE '"' ., RANCJ: PRO . t he lo l l owm ersom1, ro ert WANT ADS l ------- ------i '-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Sept. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. FqR EVE�Y M.ED .. Rutland Furnitu re Arnold Groto, ..Owner PHONE SB-1•4811 . 'I , - -·-·--·•--"'),. ' . 11/TLAND, 0, _. _ .... _____ t f l,l "' , , ·'l ,.,,_ !. . . I . D.lOJL [;�!;. .: , ·'1- ! ! , I f , I , '' , •'I� I .. •••-.I . !,, ' , JU i"'• I"· � � ,. -·-·-·-·.. -· I = . ' ,.. , - -- j '" �' r • ." • FOR SALE ( 1 9 1 Busi ness Oooortunities L .---, ...,o.-,- 10, 1960 IOll l I ..... Bu ..... PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 ;.;.; =.....;....;..;;:s""E -E-----. I-or �o le Notices CI The New 1 961 McCUllOCH CHAIN SAWS NOW · 1 TO K"ICk Off (Continued from Pagt- One) with Mr. Kar lsrud for many years as pianist, arranger , and musical director of their p roducing company known a5 }ten or Song Enterp r ises, I nc. He lends hl1 unique flair and va.st profes11ional eKperience to the creation of 9pec1al arr angements I for many of the Chorale' s numbers and i1ppea r11 with the gro up on l tour a5 thei r accompanist. M r . Touche llc. who was staff voca ! arranger for CBS fo r se v en years, has also had show s on the .\1utual, ABC, and NBC networks. He has bee n associated with many leading chore] groups and all the major recordin1 companies, and has toured the world as .accom p.a ni�l with any _great arl18t,s. A na!1' MaS!lachusells, 1 live of Cambridge, he wa5 graduated from the New England Co11servatary of Music. ------- Call Dlci Stenatt ! MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. ( I I I ( 206 ) I public. Will the powers that would be carry matlera throUjlb �, channels,.· The power ••· pro.,... UHi of lhe ballot la more pow�rf th■n polltlc1aru. llugh Le1fhrlt (9l 7' 31 P drawers, antu{ue lamp tables, end tables ' :l overstuff ed clla1rs ' hvmg r oom IIUllC cedur chesl il nt iquc hull t.ree, '1: hder, d ishes'. ki.,· llen t11.hlc and cham• , 1101 potnt ironer (portab le), Shaw tructor. Seth Thomas 11:11.rden � --- ---- ------ 1 cloek, tenl, deliver y w11gon gon 11: I bell, (WIi l beds, clulforobc, rnar,;szine r11<·k11, la111 11s, desk, throw rugs, typ1·wri1c-r. porch oti.airs, a,.,. CINA UIN Ca,. ice rre11m freezer ( 6 qts,), llot• All Mtika a■cl MNel1 point range, rabinel sin�. 2 l11wn NTROl'OL.ITAN MOTOtll mowt: r� , 2 tl . 70 x 15 tires, Hlccp• 6'0406 laQ Mlh11 It. Jng h11!j, cow bell, miacellaneous ........,,. Oh.. Ue1m. FOR SALi!:: 19a3 },aRD. Sharp, or Mrs. rrcd Shumway, Owner wUI trad1 Ior pick,up. Phone lo1rm11 : cc1sh WY 2-3702, Calvin Simp11on. 1 Not rfi'K pom1ihlc for acciden ts 9 3 6lc Sal(' condudcd by BllADFOHD Auctio n Co., Hu_rlrtc. Ohio_c_ re e_ _ d _ vc l_ B_B V_ Tll_ U __ _O_ M Y_ L_ P_ l.PfJ_ WI 9-3ll2 1 . , A11ct1on cer:_ Crlt,t • dr. aedan. One careful local c. Brailford. Sale manager . owner. Uke new bLack and ford. 6tc Brad 3, (9! t t '89�.00. et• Bl h. e llni■ whit 9·8-6lc 111.J'ME MADE !Ct; l 'llEAM. JUST lnau, Pomeroy. lik � you m .ikc Ill h e me. J11ck ' s HN ST U DEBAKER 6 cyl. Cham• y lb.r. Dair 9 7 tltc .,_ dr. aedan. Sharp car inP ion • -~ --aide and out. Econom)' plua. UPRIGHT PIANO. Uoo<l corul.lliQn 8C:.nd•rd 1hlft. $696.00. Hl■et$60. t: 11 11 c\lt·nmg wv 2·3260. »6tc tner■, Pomero1. 9 e 3tp Good dr. 1odan. HIii FORD VI Z car. O •'t'ERS WILL BE HECEIVED A1 ruanln1, a:ood looll lna: fiea.uo. Blaeltnart, Pomero)'. the Otfice of Web11ter .and 1''ullz ' Atturney11, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to N-llc - ·ele\len o'clock A. M., on li'riday · au1CK Special 4 dr. 1edan. Scr•.embcr UI, JY60, for tile rea I 0111in1I black flnleh like new. estate owned by Pearl D. Loll owner. local .QPI careful rldae, dercased, louted at 1138 rumero)'. l'Jtl,00. BlaeUnara, Maln Strl'el, l'umcroy, Ohio, be lni a one•elory rramc dwellin house with five roomll and bath ' llttl CHEVROLET. Jl :Ii H. Jled 11nd and • cinder block a:arage. , 81aek. Good condilion. $200.00 All. offer1 aubJect to Court appr o v 19> 10, 3tc ,bone WY 2-M&&. Mill■, Middleport, Call Dou ')1Ji4. _______ __ ____ BA RNES-SIMPSON lNSURA.NCE 57 Mer�ury 60 H. P. Mtl.OO, , � Agents, Middleport. Fire, AutoSt Mercury- 70 H. P. $59.f.eC, ' • mobile, Bonde. Phone W Y245 H. ,. Mercury Outfit $995.00 2903. 8·27-lf METROPOLITAN MOTORS 600 bat Main StrHt, Pomer•y ( 2 1 ) Real l:state Phone WYl-3870 �"OR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE 8-20·lfc with bath, nice location. Melvin Hood, 1 1 1 Lo .:uat St., Pomeroy. (9) I 30tp e Supplies 9a ) . .Marin (-AS IS SP ■ c IAL S ,d, Auto Sales , ------- - noo� HOUSE. ALL NEWLY 8 ROOMS, WITH BATI-1 Two story fin i5hed in:iide. Water In kitchen. home near school. Take over On ,:ravel road off l 24 one mile, $46.90 per month p.aymenta after on river. On a 11.cre lot on Lonw down payment. Phone WY 2-532◄ . Ihm in Lebanon Township. Ph. 8 23 30tc WY 2-6889. E. E. Hayman, Syra� cnse. D 7 fHp FOR SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE W ITH hath. $3MIO.IJO. 1 1 9 Ebenu.er St., Pomero y . 9 2 tltp 7 HOOM HOUSE:. WALL TO WALL rarpctlng. Uuill•m kl\t'hen. Call WY 2-321 2. 9 9 3tp ron SALE: 7 HOOM HOUSE, bath three lols. 786 H)'Bcll St., Mid­ 9 7 tfc dleport. J , rl. Allen. ( LA1'E T. ll. DAVIS PHOl'ERTY. 5 ROO M MODEllN APARTMENT Brick, 2 story. Located N. Third and 4 room 11)tartment. Cheap and Coal Sls., 'Middleport . May rcnl. l'hont> WY 2-2487 or WY 29 7 6tc be seen any eveninw;. 633&. I ..9 12�c I . . 183 ACHE t-'ARM FOR SALE. Ml UNE , 5 IIO OM APARTMENT. Unacres boltom crop land, 7 room furnished. One 4 Room apart· slate roof hou.sc (4 bedrooms and ment furnished. Phone WY 2b11thJ, several goud hirgc out­ 3302. 9 7 6tc 2 mile!! south of Har• buildings. -Price reduced. Day­ risonville. HOOM r Condo 4 HOUSE AT 242 2·Sl20. EYer11ng WY call time Street. liarage, bHcnumt. Phone 2-2917. WY 9 9 6tp WY 2·2733. 9 8 Uc - !'· iii I 0-For Sale or Rent 4 1 4 ) For Rent ---·------I --· ··- -- roona house, Rutland--Town-" FOUR 24-a for Sale or ahlp, Call WY2..ffll88. B·INOlp - ---XIGHT ROOM HOUSli, two flvo Trade . ffllo ., room apari.ment1. ,\, N. Beqet, Pb.one WY2-32'12. U·2 -Ue Anyonl' desiring lo �cc properly ' contact or phone Hhodell C. Steffy ' FOR RENT-Three office room, Pomero)', Ohio. rhone numbe r over Stiffler Shoe Stctre Rhodell C. Steffy WY 2-2219. Court St., Jn Pomero)', aecond Adminilltntor. floor. One, larifl 18 • 22 rt, toom \9l 2, a. e, 9. to, 12, 1HC with adjoinJna: 12 ). 12 ft. room '-"---- ---- --...l!. One 10 x. 18 fron� room. All GAUBN tradon,1nd mow- RE1''R IGERATOR. LAllGE FREEZ ne-Nly painted with new fioor , IOtarJ mowll' bladt1 lb..... ER CO'.\tPAltTMENT, Phun<' coverlnas. Phone W\. 2-l080. ,, • CUtom mawin,: and 8-2-tfe ER t:ornp,rtment. l'h1>nt! WY 2 6998, Harold Blackston. ::t.v■ Y TIIACTOII 9 9 31C 0 ROOM HOUSE WITH BA11i. Mrh·in Lillie, Cht11hlre, Ohio. . .... 'lillG lorvlco 112 It. llaln SI. WY 3- 21'1&. SWEET t:OHN. 8e11t f'Yf'r. Yello'f Pboae Phone �rncrson 7-7329. �1, sweet and juicy. Pkkcd whil 9 8 6tc ,,,u-uo you wait. 40c per hakcr'!I do1.erI. Second llousc easl from schoo l NIC ELY •·URNISHED 2 BED· ...,..._ brln1 eentalner1. room up1t1lr1 apartment. Ph. • � Fruit Farm, Loni Bot· house in Syracuse. Wm. H WY2-387• ' ', lo. PlOfle YUkon N201 8 I lfc Holmes. 9 9 tf � --- - . I CANNING TOMATOES $ 1 .00 bua. APAi<1''4ENTS - .'!'IU'ruabed ud unhanlahed. Mellutfn, Kiddle hel. Dall■a Hill, Letart Falla port. Phone WY 2·282L 3 3 ll Phone cu . 7 . 224,9, 9-9-8tc For Sale iM, .,,.. OIL a0.-...Tfii'... ..... Call fpr fre• e■tlmat11 ........ a Abllolt lllddlepon. .. . &,... ' V. :' � ·-- ·--- -- •. ·- --·- ' FOR SALi Offen wll1 be received 11t th oUice of Webater and Fulli. A lorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to elev en o'clock A. M., Tuesday, Septem ber 20, 1960, for lhl' rl'al e1tate I cated In Salisbury Tuwnahip, Meli County, Ohio, of near De11d Man Curve, State Route No. 124, co aisling o f about :.!6 acres. 1nore o r le11, with frame dwelling thereon, forme'rly owned by Mar�aret HY· sell Ruasell. All offer!! &ubject to Court a P· proval. .MANNING D. WEBSTER, Administrator l9J 9. 10, 12, 15, 16, 17. 6tc ,.• •·' •··, - MODl-.: RN A PARTMENT. THREE roo1ns and b"lh. 106 Mulberry Ave. '9 9 3lp HOUSE ON LAUREL CLl'FF. Contact Lau Dlt>hl. 9 9 6(p 3 ROOM FU RNISHED AP,1,RT· meht. I t28 E. Maln Sl. Phono WY 2 ,3408. 9 D 3tc 1 COON DOG, One l'ony. Eldon Morris. Bailey Run Ro11d. 9 8 3tc 8 HEAD PONY COLTS AND 2 yi;arlings. Phone W I 9-3032. 9 9 6tr • Servic ness 1 Busi (20 - ·· ---■• ......... -.. ( :Onu nuni st Polic e BERLIN UPI-Communi5l bor• der police began •I ow l n11 d own We51 German truck traffic on the highway lifelines- to Berlin today and made &Orne truck drivers unload their cargo for lnapeetlon. Checking Trucks Thr new harassment ,tarted lo­ day aespite a direct Western Al­ lied warning to the Soviet U nion and word that the Wt1t was plan­ ning retallation againd the ille­ gal Communist movea. U. S. Restrict• RnAida'R KhruAhcbev UNITED l"�ATIONS, N. Y. UPI -Th,e Un ited States today reslrkted Soviet PrNn.ie.r Nikita S. Khrushchev to Manhattan during hi!i visit to lbe umte · · d Nations General Assembly which open■ s,pt. 20. The U. S. mission announced here tllat Kllrushchev had · been informed of the restriction in -an aidt memoire from the Slate De' partmenl. KJ.V �H REPORT G1u911: Montgomery : tu. I upper 9. 1 lower, 1 1h fl. open; Gallipolis: l'T.6 upper, 9.2 lower, 2� ft. open; Lock 23: 15.8 upper , 9.0 lower, closed orr. AJI rnovable dams are 13 through 33 and closed oll. Down Rlv.r Boahi Lock 14: Ali­ quippa 5:20 am, 9- 1 \ ; ,Y,ck }Ji: CapLain Harrison, 2tO am, 2•7; The WeStcrn, 8 : 11) arn, �6; Lock 23: Jerry Bosworth, 3:20 am, 7-0; Na• lional, 3 am, 1-4; Beaver, M� am, J -0 ; Atlas 8:30 am 6-0. Up: At Lock 23: The Titan, 3:45 am, l l ·O; C. V. !lamer, 1 :20 am, 0-2; OVEC, 4:25 ilm, 5-12. -- - ----- ----- Legal Notices LaGAL NOTICE I wlll offer for sale at the front door of the Courthouse at Pom· eroy, Ohio, on Saturd.1y, Septem­ ber 17, 1960, at 10 o'clock a. m. the followlna: real eatat.e: First Parcel : The Dana and AliC4! Ables real estate situated at Morn­ ing Star, Sutton Township, Mela., Count)', Ohio, corl'l!isting of 70 acre■ more or lesa. There is sltuated on the aforesaia nal estate a fl room dwelling house ,1pproidmately !S years old, a barn, granary and oth­ er outbuildlnga. AJao producing oil and gas wells. Located 1pproxl­ mately 1 1 miles from Pomeroy on aood value Appralsed road. $10,llOO.OO. Secont.1 Parcel: Aile!! Ables re■l­ dence property situated on Colleae Street in the VIiiage of Rutland, Ohio, conaistln1 of a lour room frame dwelling house and lot. Ap­ pratled value $3,000.00. Said real estale cannot be ■old for Leaa than the appui1ed value, The ria:ht la reaened to reject any or all bids, For lnfermatlon phone Pomeroy Ohio, WY 2-2 UMI. BERNARD V. FULTZ Adminl■tntor of the Estate of Allee Able&, deceased (8) 31; (9) 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 12, 11 lfti, 18, lotc Social Events Society NewsKlWtl• Of Long Journey I m. I I PI ANOS I COOK WITH "STORM-PROOF" AVERY NELSON COMPL ITIS RHOOL Army Pvt. Charle■ F. Smith, 110n of Mrs. Clarabelle B. Smith, i.na-­ vllle, Ohio, recently complt,led tha. ten-fttk 1upply courae at the En­ gineer �hool, Fort Belvoir, V1. i>re Have Tllo Taul! D. o� ON, cc5MPT ■ -N: · w. OPTO ITRl8T lllll& Cloart 8wet, ,-_, 10. 1 960-7 - -------- TEL.IVISION GU IDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Chunel 3 - Saturday •• • :00 Watch Mr. Wlzard :30 Science Fiction Theatd & :00 Detective's Dairy :30 True Story 6 :00 Home Run Derb7 ·JO News Picture :4& Sports Roundup e :1!5 Weatherca11 7 :00 Sa t urday Nlght JamboN!O 7 :llO Bonanza 8 :SO Tall Man :00 The 9 :30 World Wide 10 : 30 Man .'rom Interpol I I : 00 N e ..·, Headlinea I I : 1 0 W .:alhercasl 1 1 : J u Shod:wa �ch 2 :00 Sign Off • L 1 3 - Sunday Cnanne �nca.y . Frl-•yl 12.30 t :00 I :02 1 : ao \ · 30 �J l:ao :;: � �.,� r�· , �,, t , 1: · , Channel 3-MondO) Sign On Toda:-, Wt>lromc Neighbors M r . and M.rs. North Doueh Re lili Pia)' Your Huncn Pri:::' Is Rla:nt Cnricentration Tr,.1Ui or Conaeque-n� (t Could be You Mid Day News Movie time Women's World , Loretta Young Theater Young Dr. Malon e Frum These Roots Comedi· Pl,yhouoe AdYenlun· Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Pr eston Music in the Round Jlm Thacker Show Wealherca1t News Pictui j:: Huntley • Brln\:1ey !'lr!vlJII Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Republican Slatf Convt>n• tion of Ohio Peter Gunn Goodye1:1r Theater Project 20 Ne•11 Ht11dllnea W'!atherca■t Jack Paar Show Sign on 8 8 ;ti �.l!.�'J ri�� l'irt: ��. -..� .;i ,,,., ;� ';; i=ii ii; ''" �· (;,o If: d: 10:IJ 11\\'ll' lilloi>' 8:00 B OO \ I 00 �,: 1 1 :\i', "! __ - - - - - - -� 7:02 7: IW · 7:U , 8:00 I ·'-�· �.,,IIJ!II·•• lie;,�t:'J»4f Jl!lf.!:� !f� ond i:Yenioi "'"' llealllin,. Suodflw• S)Jn Off SeJfM'lt ____________ ___ Mr. end Mrs. E. A Wing,tt •n d Mrs. Ann Cue atµ!,nded the ,:oo Golden Wed ding '1)D.ivenq)' of 5:30 Mr. and M.ra. A .J. Sbn/er, for­ 6:00 lln. h1� Norris was hosteu mer Racine resident& at ChlUl­ Tu1;1,4JY �venine when Class No. cot.he SW1day. 8:13. 3 QI l.h� llapti5t Sunday school Mra. Eva Pickeru; o! Colum "' 6:25 met at her home. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bo *" n 6:30 N.,rs. 0JTJf Montgomery, pre!ii· of Springfield were 1uests o er 8:45 de,:i.l, qpened thf meeting apd the hollday week end of Miss 7:00 coo�11cte4 the butin.es.s 1euJ1.m, Clara a11d Duris Wolff .µ1d Mr. 7:30 after wJ;tich Mrs. Letha -..orris and · ldn:. Herrnan Wolle. 8:30 en.titled !,Ira. Warj;J Sayre i.t in Coluin· prestnJ-f4 a proj,'lram, ··Frien d i4\ip". 9:00 �LIS visili,ni Miss WillJ.l� �e 9·30 Wis. Ptf1Jrris served refre&b­ aJJd friends. 10:00 Mr. and Nn Ral� fH,a �d mti;l.h _ to Mr� - Niu.d� ¥011ni , \ ·00 Mrs. ¢1.bel �mith. )Jrs. B;_st� chiJQ,ren left :ilH]4u 1 : 1U E ,4�. M'u. O [J;i M!,mlil/mcrv , Ter:as after visili11e bi, we s. t l : l� Mr,. CJ.Jr, Roi!_!� , lSJaa V�l'a �r. an_l;I Mn. F)Qyd · tm1· e 1 :00 Bceg!(!, lfrs. E'lec a PiJkens, MrS. will Jee\·e soon fof' ol·er-�f!il duty. -" Letha Morri5, Mrs. Laura Bell, Dor5el Wilson employed in Mrs. Frankie Neigler, Mrs. lda Cleveland spent the weekend with his mother M rs. Erma WiHowell 11nd Mrs. Ura Morris. son. : I : 1 0 Lite Shqw Mrs. F. E. Dunn remain� very Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smit)) ol and Mr. Hospital. Holzer in ill were hoUday weekffi4 Dayton 11:40 Amerlca's Newsreel Albun Mrs. Alfred Dunn and children guests of her mother Mrs. HaffJ 1:00 Record Hop of Crooksville, Mr. and }frs. Hayman. ll:00 Cartoon Spectacular 7:30 Dick Clark Show Dean Alle11 oJ New Lcxingtgn, Room Romper 8:30 Mrs. Lavinia Simpson returne4 1; 00 Brave StaWun Mrs. Flo Allwine and Mrs. Eve­ home Wednesday after a visit iil · Movie 9:30 8:30 Gav;�: To ·Bener lyn Trieh of Columbus have been Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ 1 : 25 Yot1r r.aso Repoli.cr 9:00 L3wrence W�lk Shc'Y here wilh Rev. Dunn and at her bert Knightstep. I :30 1 Marr'ied Joan �0:00 Jubilee, U . ":f, A. bedside. ,2 : 00 Restless Gun Miss Ruth Elli!i of Columbus U:00 Up-1'0-The-Minute New. Mrs. Maude Young attended visited relatives here Sonday. 12:30 Queen for a Day 11:10 Sports Report the annual Homt>coming of the Mary Grace Slobart af Colum• J :00 About Faces t 1 : I� Late SF'OW Hopewell Baptist Church 111 ML bus spent Labor Day weekend :: 30 Medit Alto. recently. Weekend goe5ts of with Mr. and Mr!i , Bill Hysell. 2;00 J1:af in Court Mrs. Young were Mr. 11nd Mrs. S. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tll.)'lor re-., 2::tO 11te Gale Storm SIKJ1f G. Marr of W ilkesville and Mr. lurned Sunday from NOl'th Caro, Beat t.he Clock )2:00 Matty 's F4nday Fuunie5 and Mrs, 0. F. Sleeth, Cha r les- Jina afte r SJ)ending two weeks '8:30 Who Do You Trull ',2:30 John Hopkins. File ' t o n. wilh Mr. a11d M rs. Ivan Powell t:00 ,uner:lean �.!Jla.»iid 1 :00 American Football League Miss VPra �c)l]e accompanied .Jlld d.iughter. !S:30 Captain Gallant 4:00 Ilka Chase �hqw by her nephew, 'fom Beegle re­ Bob , Cleland of Columbus was • 11:00 San Franctsco Belt turned from a trip to Washington the weekend guest cir his mother 4:30 American /i,rta Trio 5:811 Y0:11" !:1&0 Reponer n. C., and Vi1"ginia and visited �frs. 11.u.el Cleland. !S:00 Matty's Fu11day Funnies 6:-40 V.'eather Teller Mrs. Walter Mercer at Baltimore, ti:30 Travel Film Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Spen­ .8:<ii5 John Daly New, Mrl. e:oo People's ChWc, and children ot Wilmington cer 7:00 Pre85 C(mlerenee Mrs. Sybil Miles lcfl Sunday wen• weekend guests of relatives 8:30 Gray Ghost 7:30 Che)'enne to spend several days with Mr. lwre .ind with her father Walter '1:00 Trackdown 8:30 Boutbon Street Be-' and Mrs. Lee Jacksou in Chllll Vaughan at Pomero)'. '1:30 Maverick 9:30 Adventures in Paradlce cothe. Recc111 guests or Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 Lawman O::tO Ted Mack Amateur Hour Charles McNickles were Mrs, l ' ! l :00 The New, Tonlfbl The Pebel Filura Pal nl('r and Mr. and Mrs. ! 1 : 10 Scannlnt the Weather •:� The Al ukans C Hnl, w,gers a rd two �C}ttJ.ren o� 1 1 : IS Sport Report 10,ao �•,�i:. s�J!!>, ' · tlv,\11�81. " '. ' " o .1L8(L ..1.1m. _ m�t I • • ' 0 ,] • 1 • , �. rfrh()lrs. trerman Wolfe . . ,,. a daughter, Mts. Ward Sayre 'JI were recent visitors in Parkers• burg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpson ay anq their gues1 J\.ir5. Myrtle Val­ 8:00 res ?i.ews 4:45 American Album ley spent seYeral days in New 8:15 Captaiq Kangaroi, S:00 Dance rarty CIJ'lllbcrland, W Va . with Mrs. 9:f,lO ';artqon Theater 6:00 All Star Wrestling Gu55je Rice. '1:00 Summer Oly'm pics lf):00 Dec!:!mber Bride Mr. and Mrs T G. Hilldore were guests Sunday a t a dinner given , T:30 Perry lil!ilo'.>D 10:30 Video Village ' 8:30 Want�:....:�ad pr Alive by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byer al 1 1 :OQ I Loye Lucy 9:00 Summ�r dtfmpics their home, i n Middlepo rt. in ' I f :;JQ Cl1al' Hor�on• honor or their Bon llnd daughter­ Trav .1 ve ·c \ijl, 0·80 Liff' ot Love 12:oir in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Byer. a: s1 .+,m�1c, P,geant 10·00 12:30 Search For Tomonow Mrs. Vernon Wherry and Mr. 12IQO . e41�r 11. --'---'--and Mrs. Russell Sh ront1. of 12:45 The Guiding Liaht Washington, Pa. spent thti h'lliday 1 : UO Life of ,tiley weeken-1 with Mr. and Mn, 'J,'UrPI World 1hr As ,J;;tp James Swah and Mr. and Mrs. Full Circle l:oo Alfred Craw. M,�rlc•n ot "'orll: 2� Ho� Party Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis and 1:43 CJtristian Sclen.?e 3;00 The MilUonaire daughter of Columbus spent the 10:00 �if Fore, S,.crapbook weekend with his parcnt!i, Mr. , , - .1r. The V�rdU �► Y�� 10:30 Ca�era , 1:00 The Brt1hter 0,-y and Mrs. Harry Curtis 1:18 Tile liffrei Mona Weeken d guest!i of Mr5. Ruth 11:00 n11 Picture Tucker were Mr. and Mrs. Her­ 'J'be f!die ·11( Nl..l 11:30 RFD, USA 5 :00 't�e T�i-ee Stooies m:.n Carson and children, Be!/>re. 12:00 R"v. Elwood Gibhs Miss ;,\nito · Houdashelt, Porne­ J:00 r'IIIIWI Sm1lh J. Artbur 12:30, Mo.vie ijasterpiecl:!s roy visited 1;15 A Look at the We:i.2'er her grondmother, f:"ofl-Oral Rob�rts 6:20 Spprtacow Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt for ::.. <&:SO ReY. Willard Wilcoa several days. ,I.mo, 'n• Andy .5:00 Summer Olymi,tc1 Htehway Patrol Mr. ,and Mrs. Bill McKenzie 8:30 Twentieth Centur1 and son of Gallir,olis spent last . 7:30 1960 Summer Olympics Friday with hls mother Mrs. 7:00 Lasah11 8:00 !J'he Tt\Xan Laura MeKenr:le. f:3R Denoia t11e Menace 8:30 Father Kn,-�I Be�t Mr. aria Mrs. Tom Lindsey and ,:00 'lbt Ed Slllllvan Show 8:00 Celebrity Ta1ent Scouts son Scotty of Grove City spent f)30 Spike Jone■ Show 9:00 General �ectnc Theater tb.e weekend with her paren . .ts, 8:SG Alfred Hitchcock Preaen� J0:00 New Comedy Showcase Mr, and Mrs. Meson Spencer. 10:30 Presidential Co\Hltdown ,Joseph Miller came from St. I0:00 Lucy in ConnecUcut 1 1 00 News 10;30 Wlia.la IIY !Jnet · A.Jbans, W. Va., to tpen4 two , · 1:'1b A Loot at the Wfftber lUIO Sunday Newa Special moRths with his daughfer, Mrs. U : 1 5 Theater 13 11:15 Theater 1 3 Carol Sayre. 1 1 ;00 l l :30 12:D0 12:30 12:45 1 : 00 1 : 30 3:30 4:00 5:30 ti : 00 6:30 'NlO 8:00 9:0 ' t0:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 Frontiers of F1:1ith This is lhe Life TV Chapel Big Bounce U . S. Steelworkers Lab 30 Movielime Dale Carnegie Tennis Championships Favorite Story Candidates SunJay N ews P l ctuu Oyerland Trail Music on lee Chevy Sho•v Loretta Your g s;,ow People are Funny News Weathe:cas� -·--------- ---,-- �i"' Social Events ;r Jlu'ee - WC HS-TV Chan nel 8 Channel 8 - Saturday --=--­ (hannel 8 - Sunday Channel 8 - Monday �-oo ,,oo -W J 'E· H· !i� ,'.',\1•lf,'�)'ow WHTN-TV Channel 13 Channel 1 3 - Saturd Channel 1 3-Mohda) dern method of heaUac __ Ml UI DOW! , � - - •• . I , A BUSINESSMAN 60U6HT THEM FOR MY TEAM Brings You The Up To The w, .!"f.���.!.:,s...dar ,,so Min ute . Mason County NEWS - 1 Times Dady 10 AM 11 ;15· 4M Foo and CURLY . 5:05 PM I' • •� Of 110 that )'Ou can heat )'OW' bo11u1 to en.Joy UI� mo­ wow---THAT'S A SNAZZY UN I F'OR M , TUBBY . I NE�E� t:OWN 0� U.S. A . F. HEAVQI.JAR:TERS· IN JAPAN, Metered bottled IIS ,enke Be the fiNt - WARM MORN ING H E AT E R S NEW! (y\1e ol luell ...•. ,.. ,.,._ ---- · --- ■ ftun,) Broocltr Houan ancl Save l eoet tbat will mmpete will!. any - ·ve ? Offloe BHIII. I lo Ill, I lo I,. (CIGN M N- o Mow H11t Your Hom, or · - - - or -brooder houses at • MAW I! H£Y. - ON ·I\IRTH f.Y!U'SC!flf I �.: N�.!"�-�l lr;lpdo i! B �,:,•�., 11 · 1 2 · . �Q· .;._:,_:__ 1!911114 ,: Wtl< "' i,tef.f!1! .. :, !1-t � .�:t !: 1 ' 1 , , 1 J ", ""'�ll<�JnM t: ; ,.,., IIGt• r.lANVII ,hatt Por You Newt Headllll69 Juat For You Newa Jutt .r'or ·t•u c,iiw, '111 fl. pi.-., 1:58 111,Jl On 1:00 Gueei Star •= 1' New-a o.SO R F D 11 JM 1 1 : t� "'litewatch I 00 &ign Off fl'45 1 - 0J 9·00 9.30 0:00 L0:30 I I :OU 1 1 ;::tO 12-:00 1 2:30 1 :00 I : IO 2 · 30 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4. 30 WMPO Daily Pro�am Schedule J;;:ti.no l"EtP1�·s f'IMULATEP GRia==· �(W CllTR'ASE BRING- ■ RI.PORT BUMPIIII CROPS M OSCOW UPI - Bumper grain crop5 ir\ Siberia, the north Caut'as­ us, tho Vol1a River Valley and north Kazakhstan were reported Friday by the Soviet. newa a1,1enc� Tass. Harrisonville Reed sville IY' Awa C.ilby By Min Lucy Mrs. Chntou G i lkey ,rnd and Mr. d.1uihend Hunter Gotha Mrs. ter retur ned Thursday to thell' famUy have returned from a three home m R uasel!Yille, Ark., after an weeks vacation through the sou t h ( Con tl nl:lff From ,... OM) men filled many jobs per formed e x tended visit here with Mrs. E\1- and west. by wome11 in o u.r country. Miu Lena Jordan remains iu a nice Sprague and Mr. and Mrs. The group 1.hen flew to Lenin- Bert Shumway. They went by critical condition 1:1t Universi ty grad, a much more European bus. Ho1pit.al in Columbw. dty than Moscow. Ramora regret · John Blackwood 1s recuperat1 11g Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer were ted that although planned, the 111 Parkenbur 1 Wedne!iday to at- following .surgery .it University grou p never gol lo 1ee a Russian I tend the funeral of his uncle, Je r • Hospital in Columbus. collective, or state·_operated farm t)' Meadows. and Mrs. Paul Je\\lcll and aeemed I :Mr. and Mrs. G ary Walton and 110n of Columbus spent a week e ntl While lhe Ruu'9,na proud of their many l a rge apart- Gary Jr . , retu r ned to their hom e with her mother, Mrs. Jor C arsey. mf!nt buildings, • their co 111truc- m L olumbu.s Mond ay after a week Mrs. Grace Carr spent a cuupl e lion seemed inferior to that I end visit with the Walton · Wei - days with her son, Ernest, and fam found i n large American citie! . lace famllies. ily, Pomer oy. Miss Boice remarked lhat pric. . es in Russia are " sky high " . A n 1 L. B. S a sson, Reedsville, and M r . l Mrs. Sadie �arr JS employed as a a\lera�e size water melon sold for ,, md Mr.s. Tom Collins of Belpre c�ok al the � 1r cle Reslauranl. She $2. �. The typical Ruuian worker were in Athens Sunday to attend hll1 the pos1t1011 formerly held by reC'Cives wai:ea of $18.� a week. the funeral of Rev. E. L. M iller. lcene Arnold. Nol until the tourists had left kev. Miller :ser¥ed as pastor of the 1 Howa r� Gilkey and daughter, the USSR and landed in Scandi u- .Reedsville Methodist Charge for Jackie, Rio Grande, called oil the _ ,·ia did they realize how much in- a number o( year:!! and 11ad many Bob Clarks Monda�·Earl Caldwell is pa111tmg the dlvidual pre.ssure they had been friends here. Clinton Gilkey residence. . under. .. . Mn. Eumce Gilland and family Mr5. M11 x ie Robi11so11 of ColumIt was thrililng to ny over the of Success and Mrs. Violet Pa.rker I bus spent the week e11d w,th Iler many iceburg.s of the northern and family of Long Bottom spent l parents, the Ray Wilstins. seas enroute to &candinavia. The Sunday here with a brother, Guy Mrs. John Stuut has sold the Roy touriata visited four Scandlna• Spencer .1nd family. Ellis farm ta Arthur Ro•1sh of w . vian n•lions Denmark, Finland, :•r. and Mrs. Russell Lowery of Va. Norway and Sweden. � Mrs. Mayes assl.stcd Betty Gilkey rv ,rr,·v,·n• at Hamburg, Ger Athens vi.sited in Lhe Wallac home U=n unday. Mrs. Brown with their cr111nmg. and s Mlss divided. group many the callers of the Cecil Black Sunday Boice returned to the U . S. A. Mrs. c. c. Hamilton of Phjlo WH and othen went on to visit here Thursday. She was acoompan­ woods were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond France and Western Europe. Mis.s ied home b)' her nephews, Mlke Cotterill, John Gibaon and Susie Boice explained in a que!llion alld Jeffrey Childers, who had Gordon Atkins and Mr. Riggs, whu llnd answer period, that th& mo.st spen t their pre·school vacation all enjoyed an airplane ride, Mrs. Co ra Jewell visited the Hal­ exacting customs official were here with their grandpar�nt.s, Mr. - Alkins • Jewell home Tuc.!i­ liday tho11e of the UnitM States. and Mrs. Oren Childer5. day. Miu Boice concluded her talk Guests in the Bise • Hetzer home by saying, "The best diplomacy over Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rut,eson is to show the people of other Helz the week end ..-ere ,Brenda er of Llttle Hocking and Mr. retu rned from Geneva, Ill. Mr. nations what we are like, and to find out what they are lite. It and Mrs. Marion Helzer and chil- Robeson ha!i left for his employ­ 1 ment in Geneva after a visit here was a wonderful and never-to-be­ dren of Toledo. for1otten trip." Mrs. Dorothy Ca!i hdol lar is a ! Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Sh�ms!e The Aa8embly program began patieat ill the st. Joseph Hospj tal. 1:111d da.ughl_ers Janet and Glor '' _ Mr . a n d with the traditional flag salute Her brother-in-law and sister Mr of Wh1tesv1Ile, W. V.a., ceremony led by David Bro)'n, .a nd Mrs. Huber t Carr of Colu � bu� Mrs. Leon Shvma t� and lvan SAA PN!! ident and Terry Knight. were visitors in the Ca&hdl)llar Shumate of Mansfield were al Principal Jame11 A. Diehl Jr., who ind Edwards homes Sunday. ·home over Labor Day. • ·11 invited MiH Boice to address the l\fr. and Mn. �farold Cotlrt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond carper st11denltl, presented the speaker. anrJ Raymond Edward of Spencer, and son of Mansfield �ere the W. Va. were vi11itors here Monday. weekend g�est!i of her 61Ster, Mr. Woman Legi•lator Diet1 Mn. Carper is II teacher in the and Mrs. Glenn Thompson. Spencer :schools. On Eve Of Primary il'l.r. and Mrs. Keith Walton of , LOWELL, Mau. UPI-U. S. Columbus were here Saturday as Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers R-Mass, ,1uests of Mr. a11d Mrs. Jame, Ruth I •BALDWIN died today at Boston Ho11pita1 and Tama. •WllRLffZER almost on the even of an unco11 Charle& Chaney has moved from te1led primary in which she was the Hayes property and it is re• , and OTHER FAMOUS to be renominated for her 18th ported the building will be re-ar­ BRANDS term in Congress. Mrs. Rogers, ranjlf:d and used for a pool room. '19, wu best known in her home A number from here attended district here and In Washington the homecomin g lit Long Bollom for her vigorous championing of Sunday. Yeterans legi8lation. David Hall of Torch vi!lted re­ cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Randolph. Canton Bank Robber Mrs. Mildred Santee and daugh­ Captnr,:d In Dayton ter, Shirle)', of Gallipolis, c.ame DAYTON UPI-Harrf Eugene Monday to visit with her parents, only previous Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marks. Highllll, who.se lroubles with police were of a Howard McCoy of Lillie Hocking minor nature, today faced trans­ who purchased the Carroll Ran­ fer back to Canton to stand trial dolph farm home is adding Cll:tra for the bigJle&t bank robbery in rooms to the !lructure and making Stark County history. other improvements. Reportedly Moat or the more than $53,000 the place will be used as a sum• 1tolen from the West Trust mer home by the McCoys, branch of the Canton Nallonal Mrs. Gladys Baughman, Mr. and Bank Wednesday wu recovered 71lrs. Frank Gale of G.ahanna were with Hlgbflll 'e capture in a dawn week end gue5ts in the Tbom11 town hotel Friday. FBI agerit1 home. and local police combined lO cap­ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Humphrey ture the !IU8pecl, who apparently were recent visitors in New York waa unaware he waa the object of City. a state-wlde search. Bob Swain ol Tuppen Plains was a business visitor here Tuesday . Charles Robert Si!llon served ai,; Holstein Club Picnic best man at the Frecker Connolly Will Be Sept. 17 wedding at Long Bottom Saturday. e HEATS INSTANTLY The .annual picnic of the Meigs Mre. Charle& Stanley Hamilton, County Holstein Club will be held Paul, Marcus and Regina Kay, Mrs. e cLEANER at the farm of C. M . He-adley, near William ChUden1 and Sandra Ham­ Tuppers Plalna, next Saturday, ilton and Samuel Mitchell of Philo e MORE St.plember 17. were recent gue5U of Mr. and CONV ENIEN T The picnic is open to ever)'one Mrs. Oren Chllden. intereated in good dairy !arming. e DELIYERED TO MIil MOND-'Y There will be a baaket. dinner at ANYWHERE Mon. meet will PTA Central The noon 11nd In· the afternoon a talk school the at 7:30 al night day b1 Georwe Stan, State Field man, P:or Mora 0.t•lls Phon, and other items of Interest. to da.i• with the Monke)' Run group to or Write ry fanners. The biuer part or tho serve refreshments, afternoon will be devoted to JudgGL00/11 IN STOC KS OPIN HOUS& SUNDAY YORK UPI - Post - Labor NEW Mr. and Mrs, Ollie Van Meler of settled over the stock gloom Da)' Hemlock Grove, Ohio Clifton, W. V. will celebrate their �lh wedding anniversary Sunday, market thia week H prices declin­ Phone WY-%-6794 Sept, 1 1 . Open hou1e will be ob• ed on all fronts for lhe second con­ week. secutive served for all friend• from 1 to S In the afternoon. NOWI 500 lb. LP GAS SYSTEMS POMliROY - 5 - room frame (3 <bedrooms), halh, lot 76 x 104 , niee g11rdcn. $3200.00. Terms . RACINI - :z - story, 7 . room frame ( 3 b('drooms), bath, full basemetH, hardw ood floor!, gas furnace, 1/4, ocre on Roule 124. $!1600.00, ltUTLANO FARM - 87 acres, 18 culllvalcd, 2 welts, 12 x 1:1 tool 1 shc:d, ¾ mile off Route 12t. On• ly $1200.00. ALBIRT M. COX, Salesman PHON WY 2·3130 BOX 229 WY 1-2220 (9) 10, 3tc i ROOM UNFUR NISHED APART enl, bath, and uLility room. Pri vale i1111ide entrane11. Newty WINS HOT ROD TITLI palnted upstalr11 apartment In DETROIT U PI-Leonard Harris Middleport, low rent. Phon W Y 2-999'1.., j{)) 10, 3t c of Playa Del Ray, Calif., po.sled 11.n average speed of 163.33 mile� hour In his class A dragster es an to win Jhe top award in the naPUkNACII, WHTIN0 tlonal hot rod chan1pion1hips and 1900 HOUSE TRAILER 27 ft. Good MUI L L condition. Call WY 2�31 or se . HOUII •PPll•c... ArMlct I,.. prize money lolalinc: about $7,500 lyracUiN, Ohio, Ph Jim Dyer of Memphi1, Tenn., fio• llirhard Harris, Syracuse. 1 1-11 WYUIM. (9) 10, 3tc I.Jbed ncood. J • Traveler Tells 1 Concert Drive Offer� will be receiYed at the ofTHR E E STORY BRICK BUILDING fin• of Webste r a11d Fu l tz. AuorFormt>rly Vogue Shoe Sto re in m•y�. Pomeroy, Ohio, up 10 eleven Pomeroy, Ohio. Has 1 seven room 0 clotk A . M .. on Wtidnesday, Sept 1:1par!ment 011 t hird floor, 1 three 2 ! , 1960, for t hf' real estate localed apartment on .second floor. room llESULT8 f DEPENDABL CONSISNNT ltl Salem Township, Meigs C ounty, A l so Doctor 's O U i et:s prese ntly RATES Ohio. near DanYillt>, comi.sting of under lease and one large store a bout 48 acre.s, more or le5s, form on main floor. Will leue room eeote. 60 charge J4.l.ahnwn inaertion. one INlrd, I eell&il per erly owned by H. H numfield and or sell to highest bidder. W r ite . ..... pw wvni lor three OOIMICUtive &QN.l'tion,. "1.vrta L Rumfield. to William s. Hogue , P. o. Bo x l11uU, - one montb fOI' 30 ceotJ r,er word. A l � offers subjel.'t lo Co� rt ap1 343, Melbourne, I<'lorida. -.U rate of 4 cent, per wOrd '"1.1 be char1ed for advertlsin.i pruva, g 6 6tc ti alt Dli.d ..tilbin 10 <Uiy1 aner reco.Vllla: bill. M ANNING D. W E; BSTER, ____________ The �•diately. Jim., Qt Advertiai.11.1 - Should be r...pc:,� Adrnimstrator s · ness 5er\/ i C A&. ( 20 ) i Dlil, llatiDel will not. be re,pou1bLe for more Ui.an one U)(ot'91 9, 10, 12, 1 5, 16, 1 8, 17, 6lc __ __ 1 ___ 1'9Cl &Dlll1ion. Ponds , O HIRE. ER FOF BULLD Z u.a.rie, Obu l · SUIO. L Ewol.a of T Not.Ice& GO SiPe,cial and U��- i'· E, I N o COND Sud ol 11J.Ulb landsca ping, flib'ia,bed al l ce'll pe1 wont 1 1 � N I � W 1 9. 2271 i ac. t· �\ · . baseme nth and Phone C ester, Yukon5-J�:li . l MO. 3t c woaos 1 DAY 3 DAYS u DAYS I �-- _ _ 6-24-30tp _ I ""' 16 80< !'A Yf' ECK ENSILAGE Cutter. See ...00 ,1 ,81\ IO tlOc SUD Ralph Parker. Cheater, Ohio. Ph. A(R €0NDJTIOND,G, REFRIGER· 71k $2.20 • f7.o4l fl. 50 atio11 servtce Jack'• Refrl'1:era• Y U 5 2390, Coolville. Ohio. A.di NCSnd bJ 10 A ... will be In th.at day • r,pet. tion New Haven. Pho� TIJ2g g 3tp 6-23-tf ---����353:7, l l 2 llATS KILLED with Star War- _ __ __ __ farin, 2 1h lbs. $1 .49. Ebersb,u h ,AI Jf.:TIONEII llardwa re, Sugar Run Flour I ..-. h,,wi,oa eom,1 t ':I J I Mill and Liindmark Store Crltt Br.MoNt (8) 10, 1 1 , 12, 17, 18, 19, 24 Wtlte, Phone or Contact 1 LeULANC l:BO�JTE <.:I..AH I NET J O bt•sl tumlil1on Upright piano in I 2 :11, 26, 3 1 ; (9) l, 2, 7, 8, 9 16lp A. c. BRADr OR.tl, ••clM. Ot'16Ct:. good t·omll\1011. Priced reason --�- ahly, WY 2-264Y. 9 7 6tp PUBLIC SALE The undcr5igned 1s mm·ing out of USED PIANOS State am.I will 11cl! the following N i ce fN'und111011cd piano Priced flt AU CTION at her resifience 1 Lo i;ell lki!dy to go. Phone RutloC' atrd nn Peach rork Road, 2 land 1:urn1ture. 9 8 3tp mi les West ur State Roule 3·, ,w., ,,.• for sale arrows) i;ooo 4 , 8 UTILITY '!'HA I LER. Saturday, Sept. 1 7, 1 P. M. $7� 00. (a n lie seen et Brannon 'i; 1 8efou• 9:30 A .M ( ; c1ragc, N, �-:icond Ave., Middle SF.RTA H ID E-A- HED with cha1.r to l,llddle,ort WY-l•26tt g n I h c I a m a and malch port. 9 8 3tc ,....,. Pomeroy WY-2:--.Mn _ 1 wonl rug r»x l 2 l, Corner step ta - / ---KAUTZ FalO ITOl,a WA T E R L ESS COOKWARE hie. eoff t>e and cm! table (blonde ! • At cha....SAC R I F IC E i'crfcction automalit· oil heatur, Yuko No. I In World Sales n S.:2145 T1•lek111g TV, plaslic cov«'rcd M ust L111 u1date several tons of STATION SERVICI HAMI\.L brand new 17 piece 11lain less 1 £•hair, floc:r lamp, ma�azinc rark, For Farm, Forest, I.tor-. 9:00 A.M. 5ll'cl e11ukwarc, co11t $ J QY,50 per lwo 2 pc Jiv ing room suiteio. Albany USJ round mirror, Congoleum rug. se1 home <ll·mo11.slration. So1cnHome or Camp Zvrn Day Sentc, t1crd al $42 50 lier JJel. Write I 9x l 2, pi11110. metal hed complele. chests of drawers , tl re �� - 1 for Fret• Urochurc, AJAX LIQ· _ _I_ L_ SUPPL Y I_ E N N_ G_ U_ R__ D_ I L_ E_ B_ G__ UIOATOHS, 1 503 W. Pico Bl\ld., i11.i: tahle. night .�ta11!1 and other Johns•M ,trivi:1"' roof ehin11:le1, Loli Angclr-� 15, Callfornta. stands, h iunpt•r, lar.i:e rrigul kitchen c11binets built to order, airc rcFri1,:1•r.il1)r, llol Point dry9 8 5lc · dows and doora, a 1uminum win �-----N, electric ranJ:e, clinl"tlc �. cl, garage door.s, ceiling tile, vinyl GHEEN JJEANS . $ 1 .00 bu. P lt K {' oal heater, warm mornin 11: heat floor Lile and plywood paneling. LI1cm yot1rse I r . Ch ar l1.:s H.1 I ton, er, 1,ordi swing, walnut, elc-dric Call Neigler'e, Racine. 8-1 1 - Hc Phone WY,2-2 176 ., I•orl 1 anu 9 6 61 c hi!alcr, hassock, rt'cord player. _ _ ___ . -- __ records, l 11 m ps, Kirby swe1�per, ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me. P"meroy, Ohio THltEE 1 1 �:1F1ms, 2 HOLSTEIN, 1 high chair, scwini: machinrs, tat work and repaJr w.,;rk uf -- I GU F:l! NSEY . J years old, will treadle and electric portable, any kind. Phona WY 2•2301. flUIMt Ta AND P I il C ONTROL t'tus wmtcr. Would like m11ny other items not listed. 8·l l-30tp. 11¥ Pain. PrH IMpeetlon. IMur- fre11he11 to trade ror mue ponies. Bill rownrrl Sylvia Carman tel ltJ' ttatltnwkle, PhOM It. AUCTION I E R G ruclil'r, MinnHVJl!e R. D. I , 011 HllADrORD AU CTION co. 1M A.. Service 'lt:1Hon WY2REASONABLE RATIS (9) 3, atp I 1'Nm�: Cash Jlo rae Cave Huad. 4-1'-tfc UM. SATIQACTION GUARANT EE D -- -- ____ _ Not responsible for aL"cidcnh;. - -Caff or wrll• I. O. McCoy SALE PUBLIC 6tt· 10, (9) NOTICE Chester, Ohio S•tvrd1y, S.pt. 10, 1 960, I P. M, / ~-_ __ _ TO PUBLIC..: _ I ' ll rcrnrwc the post I illffi leaving 30tp t.a le, th c rcfore, i°"< ;As the !I at middle of my roat: temporarRE< : U I .ATOltS. I from 1 00 _______ _!,_:2 t rny re�ldence al lhc a _ l �el WIii 1 _ puund duwn tu 5(/ lh 1 f rom M) _ lly becau.e Salisbury'"' tru11tee1 r_car of Shumwlly <.,rcenhouse un n:sUrance lh. down to oz Both for $25.00. fe�ced the 'public road wilhout S talc• lloule 124 I ll sy racuse, 0 ' Hu �sell L1Ule , Hutla nll, Phon e C0M P � I public hearing � ....,";l.J TE '"' ., RANCJ: PRO . t he lo l l owm ersom1, ro ert WANT ADS l ------- ------i '-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Sept. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. FqR EVE�Y M.ED .. Rutland Furnitu re Arnold Groto, ..Owner PHONE SB-1•4811 . 'I , - -·-·--·•--"'),. ' . 11/TLAND, 0, _. _ .... _____ t f l,l "' , , ·'l ,.,,_ !. . . I . D.lOJL [;�!;. .: , ·'1- ! ! , I f , I , '' , •'I� I .. •••-.I . !,, ' , JU i"'• I"· � � ,. -·-·-·-·.. -· I = . ' ,.. , - -- j '" �\ = • "I SON INJURED COTAGUE, Va lTI ~ \ 13, son of .,-tur Alan WU lll)ured slaghlh rr ,<1.from hts hor~, dllflll ~ Ladd: ...,llile-fD':,,;fell I of a movie abo u t wild Which inhabit an 1sLrnd off Virein.ia coast DoC't on, :-aid !ht· \er received sr \t•rt' brui.-..1·..., 8 Oaily S,•nttnel , Pomeroy -Middleport , 0 , Sept. 10, 1960 ---- --- Double Ring Cer,emony On August 20th United Barbara Don.ovan, Roger Hines Around And About Middleport -------- Annual Inspection Of Pomeroy Bend Grange ~h:•ld Wednesday At DAV Hall - I Ii, ,t11nu,il 111!:> pi r t1o n of flom I h,• ~·1elds Ad tJ rn " 1· r11\ l~1•r1d 1,1.i n!.! l ' wa!t ht·ld Wt•d f't w Sp1r1t of Amen ra' was Ila• r1t·~dJ1 n, ri111,..: JI lht· ! iAV Hall I ili,·1 111 · of 1hr program prc•~ l'nted IJy -,;i;;;.:.r;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;..____---c 1 w 11h 1 '\ .J111w, rl(• put ., ma, trr a/'\' ~1r 'i John 'l <' rrell. lecturer Group 111--1••· ,.r1~ H'l111 ·r Thl· hi.1ll "'M• .rn1g111g o l Arnerira .. opened lhe d1·<or.1kd \\1tt1 tii.1.-, kt> b. 1d flow(•r~ 111 t•et 111g fo l lowed with a play , "This LADIES I ,, 11 IIH ~I .a ).'. • 11 1d al t~,Hh -; tat1ou ls A111(•nca ·· with Mrs Charles Mr and Mrs James Taylor , the fo rmer V1rgm1a Grogan spent th l" Labor Day week end visiting in llunls \ille , Alabama , his homr •111d ..1rr,111'"·1·1111 rih ol \t•,.:t·t .thlt·"· -..;Jw11c ·t•r Hnma11 Warner . Bill • town. tr u t ,111d 111111 1111 tta· ord:13.'i HJll Lak1 .1nd (' 11arlP3anna Hr>ss taking Mrs B ~~ Parmalee fell last I l lll-.11111 1 Y.111\ ln llld:,,lt· r prt· :h, · l)drt (,! rt"fugt't'!-i , Mr ~ T A Monday a11d broke her foul Sh~ 111 l'eathera, Veil et, \ 'l'lur, &. I Jd 1·d II Y..i-. ,rn11ou 111·t·U 1h~t t·lt·t ll1 ·"1'l!<lon d:, faith . ~\r!, ( ' L tlea r xpcets to be confined for about I' lts. Assorted L'olor, 11 11 11 111 iii t 1,· 1•1 ._ v. 11uld tlt' 11 \'lli al ,o n r1. " h1 ip('. !Vlrs Frann:,; Morri-; as SIX lo eight weeks Mr Parmalee ti 11 ,·,1 11111·1111~ \I "'a:-. .i\...o ,HI r h;int~ dlld ·,rr~ l,aw n•r11·l· Litn manager of the A & P !:!lore 1s 1,. 11·1, •· d 111.i! .\1~ •1,.:... 1 11u11t) l'o nin :..: a:,, f1 dt ·l1 t) wt·rr thl' Prtt'st on vocation this week •111,·1. 1 \l11Lild \hit V111loll 1· unl\ t'~::., •._ dfHI ~-'1r'l Ca rl Smith wa :,, the Mr~ Annice Uhlrnger who spent ·u11 .. H1., ,,1 Wllkt· , :lk ,\l011<1a , ~l J !Ut· of Libert y several days in Wooster with her , , pl I~ ,1111! pr1·:,enl !h,· f1l!h d ~· ' ,\t thf' l'l OSI' o f lh l' p\."!v a~ !ht• son and family . Mr and Mrs :...r1• 1· 111 tu !I 1111· 111 ~lr'l Jlt·rr11a11 r<'lui..:pc•" k nrlt 111 front 1 r thr r,av1d Ohlin~er . returnerl home ,\Jr'u-1 \.... ... 11·111 rl 1·tl tll 10 \1{- 1g:-. s latu t' ,1 du,·1 "Thl' 1. .. rd h '.h \\t•dnl'scl a) and left Thur~day to ' MIDDLEPORT , 01110 t.t·111·r;li 11".-, pi:,il :-iheph, 1 , j, .,·1.• pr,·senl t· d h, Mr:, sprnd :-.cveral days 111 St Al I l ht· tli11d d ,·,.:r 1·1• .1,, J , •.:1\t' II 111 lnr(•ll and \ii'l:,, 11,•ss han!'l , W Va, ..,,ith Mr . and Mr~ . W D Parsons . Tomorrow her 11111 10 1111 \\llh I lt.1r l1 ·:,, W Lt•gd1 lwn ._,-it~ ,>r n · f J\' f'll ' ll Was A dd ht d f 1\' , .i, 111.i•,t i · r ,11 HI .\ !1·._ Elrn<•r WiC'k ,1 I .. . _ ' gran aug er an am1 Mr 1 ,M s •('lel:111d an,I Mr s I{ lt:J1ar ""1 , 1JI ( .,,·1 ,111111, c d Vaug h c1n ., and 11 • I ' 1J 111 d" p1,1n1 ... 1 '.irl1 r1p.it1r1g 111 lhc> Jt111 r, a1MJ \fr.., ( harlt• ~ SpC'IHTf h1Id d R h . 11 D 81 I.Jr\t' "' n,.1r1l1 w1·n 1· L lkalon . and ":\ 1:.11l rn,nl Stdtton '• hy ~lr s · 1 t:p· l, n r<>n , ' s onAlban t et FOR TIIE 1 1 \1r .'l t c1t I ~ 111J!h l.,1wrrncc Lan , J) ayton Stru • o ' I. kland ..\fr and · Mrs I a Mo go Ohl l ans M I tin rr • tJin ,.., ,· \\r . . ! l+'1 ,ir1d 11.i,(•s. Jlrr11u11 S1111 lh . •II r:-. ("11.1r Irs I ,e.1-:ar an<I I)urn V rs ~ tnger ·11 o ic c eporll \\' a1rwr ,11 1d \lt . ., ( liarlt•s Legar .Jolin 'Inn II A 1-!ttn1e " It .. was 1 on aug au w1 . r emain w1t1 I Iii• 1.1bl,·du lt•,llun·d autu11111 with p\ayPd ;.dl(·r wh1('h a <ianc~ num · hi s ~ran~paren.ts in St. /\ l!,;n1:, Black Leather S11.L's 11 :! I· ran, I'! \111rr 1..., ,11111 ~n, t'ha rlt.•::i her , " Yo ~• lh1· Bear ·· an pantorntm c I for s('vrral weeks. I Lt g,H p<1rti n p ;11111 g and ~r~ Wl{'k Wa!-i prr31•1li<' rt Ii ,\' Miss Hn~.h to COIi · Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Mll • 11 ,1111 ~,rng " l\n;.:ht Hobes of Gold . clud(' th L· pn :J.:ram . I hoan and Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Al th< <'Ins(" of th" ITI<'<'I ing . pol Weber and children attended th e luck rdrcsh111r111s were scn-ed PY Mariella Fair last Monday, the hornC" <'ronomicc; committee . I Middleport •• FOR • ' I Name Brand l •• • ~Ir and :,1rs Carl Jones and son . Carl W1lliam , of Elyria, are gursls Merchandise . C Bradford- rary families H::l:/ Re U nI•o /1 -<' o.. pf •4 Th1• llradl ord :, 1111 C'rary fan11l ll'~ of H,H· 1111• h(·ld a family r4' llllllfll al the c;ran~e llali at liod; Spn11i.;" la1 rg rounU:-., Sept 4th A ha , kl'I ,l,n11cr and a day of 11 ,1t111g wa, l'nJoyed by ' 79 1111•11il,f'I', of llw la111ily from widely ,i·alt,·n•d plac,•s . Many of th,· fa1111ly had nut 111et for many • • • • • I Of,J·cers Elect ' ed At R0( kSpr,ngS ' Grange Meet•,ng 1 Mrs Vincent King I and llowlesi ol New York City ing at the Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis, when the formcr's granddaughter, Rachel Genheimer Sheridan, received her diploma . Mrs. Roger C. Hines 1 d I i Sc,p,o PT A Studies By-Laws I During M_eeting I I , 1 ' I hollH' of Mrs. I with Mrs . Dana Cliirt'llt(' ing i11 the absence prt'sictent. Hamilton I hP monl h. ficorl,(e Dallas, exen1livr heart . A short business meeting was I the PTA will hold Open llous(• ·- PHILCO TV SPECIAL ! ,•:·,·. condveled by Mrs. Clark who also I so that all members may tour it gave the m<'ditation "'fh<' E'-'ho I ancl st'<' !iow 11 has hcrn nwrlt• , Travels" . The artirlv " llrart lo i more pleasant for the childrt•n . ! Hearl Talk" wus given hy Mrs. I II was agreed to havr a nur1 James Murray . sery for !hr ch1lctn•n during thr Mrs. Tom Pullen was i.\> ., 'h,, li2· CROW'S or The FABULOUS If~ ;,.,· ,.,. I·,.• I matC'h . They crownless hats with 1 velvet bows and earned a prt~:-.,· nlalwn bouquet I will attend Buntz lnstiWte of Tech - 1 11[ lave11dcr 111,tl'iS with. yellow 1 dais1t•s t11 d w_11h hows of ,Y''llow Ill Cleveland this Yf'iff. Guests from out of the county _al the weddmg and reeept1on 111 nology I I ton; _ Mr . and Mrs. Ray Hines and David Hines, Belpre; Carl Brown and family and Mr . and Mrs . Ray Shasteen, Charles!on, W. Va . Mrs . Mary Ghris\, Mrs. Stanford Cremeens, Pally Davis, Tom Cremeens, Pat Turner, Peggy Scales. Rachel Sheridan, Patty Carter, Sheila Jeffers, Nancy Blain , ,Ju- Bradford Church Class Held Meeting Thursday Evening I I Family Dirine Hefel r . The Homebuilders Clas_!P of the !,r:idford Church of Chrtst met , At Revnolds Honat' Thursday evening at the home of I Mr . a;,d Mrs. William Reynolds Mr. and Jllrs. Glenn Evans for a entertained over the Labor Day cook-out, llarbecued chicken, hot weekend with a family dinner al ' dogs and hamburgers were en• their home in Pomeroy . joyed. Attending were Mrs. Minnie Mr. Evans, presidrnl, was in I Clark, Pomern,v, Ronal<I , llilly , ch11rge of the busiucss meeting Dorothy and Joey Re)·no lds all , and the secretary-tr~asurer's re• I of Pomeroy . Out-of,town ~ursls I ports were given by Mrs. Larry were Mrs. Nathan Slaylo ·,, .Jr, Pickens. During lht• meeting the and daughter Pamela of (;alli - class voted lo give a gift to Miss polis; Kenneth Reynolds , Long Peggy Russell who has left for Bollom; Robert Reynolds, w,,,1 Kentucky where she _is _ enrolled I Lafayclle, O .: Mr. and Mrs. Carl at the Kentucky Chrtsl!an ColFindley and son Merk, Lon~ lcgc, I Bollom; Charh•s Stufflebean of The next meeting of lhe class Order By Phone Nelsonville and Mr. and Mrs I will be held at the church on Pearl Sable and daughter Judy of October 20. And Take 'Em Home Rockbridge, o. Others present were Mr. Pie·-;_;,-,;;;._...;;;;.._;;,;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;...;;;;-;.;·;; - ,;,-;. · ;;;..;.--;-;;.;-;.....;;;;;;;;, kens, Mr an<l Mrs Paul Sisson, ...;;..;-;;;;;,;; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood and son, Keith, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Reed and son Jim and daughter, Ruth, Mrs. Everett Lightfoot and sons Butch and Jeff, .Mrs. Harry Hendricks and Tommy and Danny Evans. I SANDWICH •. i; I ' Big 21 inch Picture With ', ':j ~ ,,' ~ \ A Beautiful Console Cabinet . I ONLY ' I I I ' Notice To My Friends And Customers ¥OURS FOR Due to circumstances beyond my control . I was unable to renew my lease on the S_humway Florist Shop and SOCIATED RADIO . and TELEVISION Greenhouse and therefore beginning Sept. 7th I have no further connections therewith. I wish to thank every one for their patronage and kindness in the past year and hope to be able to serve you again in the near future , Harry MHler, Owner POMEROY, OHIO SUN., MON. and TUES, "WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER" Ernie Kovacs - Mar,go Moore Jack Warden WEDNESDAY & THUR~DAY "TI-IE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" Tony Randall, Patty McCormick Judy Conova NOT OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY "A DOG'S BEST FRIEND" Bill Williams - Roger Mobley - atso "EDGE OF ETERNITY" Cornet Wilde - Victoria Shaw Sun,, Mon.,-Tu..., s,pt. 18-19-20 "MOUNTAIN ROAD" James Stewart Mrs. Millard VanMeter 3 Rooms New Furniture ONLY ' 530 no $299 llow n - 1\al .1nr r In MASON FURNITURE CO. l\1AS\l'.'i , W YA . -::::-:--;;~:-:-;-~~~~~:-:-~:':'";?";?:'~;;:-~' Don't Negl~ct your 1 1 \· ·wI wore horsehair 1raid • Grandt• Cnllf'gf' for two year8 and I 1 ' drPSSt'S of forrsl grt•,•11 cotton chtf-, ale of Pomeroy High School and o[ featur,ng hell slrev,•s and a ] the Carneige Institute of Teehnol gathcrl'd V 11eckl111e , with shoes tu , ogy in l'lcveland . !Ir allendrd Rio I fon, are requested to donate a pir or gr,rn vrlvcl anrl earricd a minia I eake. Mrs . Arnold and Mrs . Bor - ' lure prcse11la111n bouquet of Itatrls can are in c,harge . . and yellow daisies lied with min( The following comm11lrcs were green llllle . nppo1nted: . '.vir. Jlay Hines , llclpre, brother Membership : Mary !'arscy, Ila - I of the groom , served as best man zcl Stanley; Magazine : Mrs . l1ya11 and ushers were James Donovah Sunshmc Fund : Mary 1)11vidson ; I of Columbus, Hay Shasteen of Publicity : Hazel Henderson ; Pro-· Charleston, W. VJ, and Kyle Hill l gram : two members chosen from ) of Gallipolis. each mecLnj(; RefreBhment : two t,~or her daughter's wNlrling, Mrs. members rhosen from carh mrrt - Donovan sclerlcd a gray cotton 1 I1 Ing to serve cookies, eolfrc and · - · I I Kool aid, ' being purchaser! from j the Sunshine fund . Rc_frcshrncnts of coffer and cookies were served at lhr elose I of \he ,neetin~ . J I ,,' Tht· matron of honor and br ides- She will he employrd at the (')evrmaid WC'fl' allin•d in slrt•ct length lancl l'linil'. Tht• f'. room is a g radu - sd!IW and was awarded the prize . A dessert course was St-rved by Mrs. Hamilton lo lhe above and Mrs . Raymond Saxon, Mrs. Lul'illr Mayes, Mrs. L. n. Diles and the«• olhrr guests, Mrs , Isabel Winebrenner and Mrs. Blanche llapto11slall. Home I tulle . ·1 he Ju111or bndr~111a_1d II dr . .·ss I cludcct Miss Dons Well, Dr. and a guest ) PTA (t _isrussion period . Also th(• I of the titylf' was mint green '.\1rs. Donovan and family and Mr . mystery . PTA will serve al the lrarlor pull chiffon over taffeta with shoes lo I and Mrs . Peter E1me of Columbus; I held Sept. 17, 1960 . All memhrrs , mateh . Shl' wore a heaedbancl of , Mr. and Mrs . '. oanning Walker, Can - STEAK HOUSE ¼;;~ )\,;\, Double Horror! "STRANGLERS OF BOMBAY" - also "The ELECTRONIC MONSTER" it's reg11lar day (lhe third Wed - I east<r, w,,s bridesmaid, and Junior is • graduate ,if Po111eroy of lhi.s month), 1ha11 it I bricl1~smaict was Cat hy Claar, Lan- 1School and of the Holzer Hospital ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;~--;;--;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;... of the class I shall hr t he sceond Tuesday of caslt•r . both cousins of 1hr bride, School of Nursing on September 8. Clark pr('sid · : m·scli!y prny,•r hy Mrs . Donald Boone I gave an informative talk about with Mrs . 1-lurold Hall in chnrge i how lhr srhoot house has hrcn of lhe devotions . 11nprovrd . Al lhe next meeting lll'Tl,ANII, 01110 and Verna Kessler, Cootville· Mrs . M. H. Martin, Bidwell · Kay Schaekel , Mrs. E. A. Schaekel, Mrs. Thomas McGowan. Cclin~ McGoWan and Kay Mccowan . Meson Va ., and :'1rs . Alton G.' Bonney Jr.· High New Haven, w. Va. ' The meel ing was opened with I~ t ·l'LA NI) FlJRNl1'URE TONIGHT I ' Baptis,t C,hurch 'b/e Class M-et I ers Assoc1atto~1 held a special pearls and she earned a cascade Bo1ee, both of Pomeroy. Bl , mPel,ng lo discuss its by -law• I of wh ;1,, roses t•ntwined w1lh lilies I Following lhe reception the cou I TUeS day Ev,en,ng , ' this week but few chan~e• wcr~ I ol the valley , ' pie left for a wedding trip lo I Th<' Ladies Bible clnss of the made. Th• main change was the [ Mrs . 11ny lime•, Belp1e, sister-in Ocean City, N. J . Middleport First Baptist Church I date of regular meeting,. They la wof the groom, served as matron The couple is residing al 1912 llll'l Tuesday evening al the wnl he after next meeting en of honor. Miss Linda l'laar. Lan- East 97th St. l'h•veland . The bride Bl•lieving that our c11s1rn11crs desin• a good product and then want scrvi('l' \I ill'II ii s 11cl•11l'd , we ltavl' built, stocked and eslahlisltl•d ti>l' ahovL' [ul! lime Servile Department ltJ insllrl' rnmpll'lc customer satisfactio11. Pomeroy, Ohio I ,j _ , _ _.. MEIGS lHEATR( Ma onna arrangements of delpljimiums and daisies and two gold vases of while gladioli with candelabras on either I Fred c , ,,.:1<-111 ,._,,., ,rJpeted mas , thrir parents , Mr . and Mrs. Er- side and huckleberry decorated the altar rail of the Sacred Anniversary To lcr, Willi;rn1 t:rn, so-r nv,•rse,•r ., 1wst Bowles and family . Heart church Satu , day August 20 for the wedding of Miss I Mrs. llt1her lll'uw11 Je,·turl'I' . A1110.s Hohert Hoover is a patient at Barbara Ann Donovan and Mr . Roger C. Hines. White bows Be Celebrated l'''",". , Leonard steward , <;pori:e Slunnrr 11, ,, Holzer llo,pital where he and huckleberry marked the pews _ The Rev . Father John The 20th anniversary of the lh,• old,·, t 111rmhers . present I assistant steward, Mrs William underwent surgery Thursda~ . Turel read the vows of the double ring ceremony at IO a.m. WSC 'S of Heath Methodist Church w" Mrs . Lm11 s1• ('rary he1ng near I (;ruescr chaplain, Frank Grueser HT and Vada, children of Mr. of '.lliddleporl will be celebrated The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs . J. H . Donovan, Monday evening at 7:30 at the th,• four si·on• milestone . lrcasur<·r and Mrs llomer Hatllonl and Mrs . Ralph Humble are both seerctary confined 10 their home in Brad• Pomeroy, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs . Willard church. Mrs . Bruce Lloyd will be 1 Carl (;rucser is gate keeper, Nan bury because -of illness. Hines, Pomeroy Route I. the devotional leader and the Ex' cy Sktnnrr t'eres, Mrs . rrank (;rue- 1 Sharon Jones will return to Mrs . Ben Neulzling presided al chiffon dress with black acces- ecutive Committee will have s~r Pnmnnn . Ma~y ~anc Uougl .a s I Athens Tuesday where she will ~-he ~rga•n" a.~~ selec!!ons,, 1~1duded I ~or1es and w~rc a corsage ~f while charge of the program . F Jora , Mrs. John F,rwm lady asst• ·, begin her Junior year at OU, Because , I he Rosary , and the I oscs. Mrs . Hines wore a beige llorHostesses for the affair will be tanl and 1uven1lr ehatrman, llow I Miss Patricia Brider of N, wedding marches. ~rs . Marv111 I al pr111t silk dress Mrs Emerson Jones, Mrs . Charles Bolin rxrcut1vr romm1llce and pur ) York City and her parents, ~~ ~urt , so_lo,st, ~an,c,: .. "":~ways,'' " If, J I A . Burdrltc. Mrs Garnet Entsminger, ch11s111g :igrnl. (' F: Blakeslee lug and Mrs Clms Brider of Athens l ould rell You, The Lords I tre<edpl10n roll~wed in the Mrs James Weber and Mrs H K . M A · · p •r" "A M- r ," , -' "'' d c wre I au 1torium 1 he bride's ta - w· d d · · 1s 1a 11ve .iJ;pnl . rs mos Leonard I were recent guests of Mr and rave , ve a Ia an•.. uo oo ger 11 homr ('f'nnorn1c-s rha1rman and Mrs Mrs ) e was attrat.'l1vc, centered with _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ awrencc Milhoan a~d Mr I Gave Mc You" I (;c ori.:r Sk111ll<'r voutll l'ha1rma11 , M,. , I . I an arrangement of white da1s1es annc Porter, Lewis Campbell and l'lans wrrt.• m·ack for lh<' quar 1 ~i"c r r ~ Ver~on Wehcr and fam - , (iJVC'll Ill 111arn.1gc by her fathn , and yC'llow tnlomas with silver Kyle and Viv Hill , all of Gallipoll'l'ly htrihda y supper at th,• next J I Y O 1 utlan the brid e wa, at11rc•d in ~. gown of eandlcst1cks on either side The tis • Mtnrue Mathews, George w. J m,•etrng , , nylon s~ircr over tafleta I he mold wedding eakc had a glass dome Hrfresh11w11l s Wt'rr Sl'l"V(•d :,( lhe ,•d hodll'l' f(•atured a scoop ,_,erk I With brtde and groom used on lhe Mechling, Mr . and :~rs. John L. , rlnsl' of llw ,,, hy the home , lane Irnrnned with appl1qued lace I wedd111g cake of lhe bride's great Morgan and Linda and Cathy Claar, 1111 1 {'('OIIOmirs commiltl'f' and seq,l~lll:i and lung ' po111led I grand~l~lhcr . . Lancaster: Carolyn Teaford, Rad : slervrs . I he houffant sktrl was Ass1sl111g at the rcceptrn11 wrre j cliff, Ky .; Caroly11 Lork Xenia · 1 lo11chcd 'off wil _h a douhle_ bow 111 Miss Ca_rla ' Wtl_son, Middleport':' Midge Hewell. Worthington, Ky .: llw back . Iler f,ngert1p veil of ny Mrs. 8111 Wtlhamson , Rutland ; Sandra Blackwell Ironton- Jean The Seipio l'arenls and Teach Ion illusion fell from a crown of Mr_s. Boh Wilson, and Miss Ramora McFann, Oak Hili; Clara 'chaney I ,,,g ·r~· - - •·- _ r., lion exe r c ises held Thursday even- (Arlene 1-: 11 v· ·nn uf orr11·f'rs was hrld Miss f:rnmaline Bowles and ne \\ll 1' 11 · , 11 J.. Sp r i,1 .-= (:ranJ.{e ,m·t on phew Tony Johnson of Colum·1hur,dJ) 1·v r,•i·1~ wilh Amos Leo- I hus returned home Thursday afnard , worth ·. 11 ;,iskr, Pl e:;11 l1ng ter spending several days with ~fft]I, 1"'_._ ~~- )iU1j I Roger Will, son of Mr . and Mrs. Hiehard . Wilt is a patient at llolzer Hospital where he · is , ehrdulrd to have his tonsils rrmoved '1 were TONIGHT James Craig - Martha Vickers "f'OUR FAST GUNS" and family of Lynchburg, Va ., vhiit - also cd recently with relatives in the James Mason - Rod Steiger area . "CRY TERROR" Walter Killinger of Dayton arriv• , SUNDAY and MONDAY cd today for a visit with his moth Gifmn Ford - Debbie Reynolds er, :~rs. William Killinger, who "IT STARTED WITH A KISS" will accompany him home on Sun (Cinemascope & Technicolor) day ror a visit. - also Mrs. John F. Baily and daughSteven McNally - Coleen Gray lers, Mrs . John P. Scott 2n.d Mrs . ''JOHNNY ROCCO" Russ Watson attended the Hol1.er Also Cartoon Ho•pital School of Nursing gradua- 1 ! WE SERVICE •• -wHA T WE SELL • !· Winners for the evening Young Girl SMITH CLOTHING IN MEIGS COUNTY • • By LUCtLLII HAWKll S Mr and Mrs Roger Hite and ramily of Akron were recent .c:uests of Mr . and Mrs. John Hardy . Mr and Mrs . William Seyfried •. •• In Pomeroy A Penny Loaf er Middleport 1 when the BJ.;donthly Canasta club ruel Thursday evening al the home of Mrs. Howard Logan, Condor St. of Miss Berl ha Reibf"I anct IJrotlicr Herbert an<l other rclat1vC's . $3.99 THE SHOE BOX • People I I ii wu a s;uesl Mrs. Max Folmer Refreshments were served by the '.\!rs. Marte Gcnheimer Carter of hostess lo the above named Jnd Clearwater, Fla .. arrived Thursday Mrs . John Beaver and Mrs . Charcvrnmg fur a Vtstl with her sisters, lcs Riffle . M1sse~ Au g usta , Lucn t1a and Ada --c;,.nhr1m1-,· ;, nd hrnther , Paul. TO LAUNCH ENTERPRISE Mr. and Mrs Albert Maritn e nd NEWl'Q RT ,;EWS , Va . UPI son , Albert, were business visitors the !,IOI -fool aircraft carrier En '" Parkersburg , W Va .. Thursday tcrprise , powered by eight nuclear Thev also vtil tt•d Elsie Arnold, a rea, tors and believed lo be the stude~,t at Mountain Stale Commer- w<,rlti's largest ocean vessel. will I oc launch ed here Sept. 24 . , ,a l College . 8,ECKY'S • Club Met Thursday ii I liam~ the past weekend . Popular Priced .• - Bi-Monthly Canaata Mr and Mrs rrank :,lason and Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mrs. Euch ildren . Linda, Mike , Jan and genJ' Triplett, who also won the Sharon, of Evansville, Ind , were door pr,,e, Mrs . Albert Marlin and guests of Mr and Mrs . Mickey Wil- Mrs . Richard Finlaw . NEW FALL HATS ! Mainly About I By ~REDDIE HOUDASH::!L "f 1 Chetk Stubs! They give you a complete record of every che,ck drawn. They show your exact balance at all times. This helps you to avoid overdrafts - checks written beyond the limit of your balance. The'('are a help in tracing checks that may stay out a long time. So fill out the stubs as your checks are drawn. They add to the value and convenience of your Checking AccOl,lnt. We -- I. .!I } i ' I :I I I I I I: II' I Pay 3% Interest On Your Savings The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Fedenl Resenie System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation POME~OY, OHIO ' II ' I '' ! l ' I SPECIALS 11 I Close Out Of Warm Morning Gas Heaten l Le~ Oven From· Our Close Out Sale INFANTS 4 - No. 385 Regular Priced $194.50 · · -· · · · · · · · · · · · · Now $100.00 4 - No. 340 Regular Priced $129.50 · · · · · · · -· · -· · •.•··•,Now $75.00 HIGH SHOES Call On Phone For Appointment ''I I I I: WY.f!-2082 or WY-1·2821 $2.99 pr. 'I 'I MCMASTER WHITE and BROWN Sizes 3½ to 8 ' '' Hardware and F&irniture Co. 'i 1 Roush~s Shoe Store I: Middlepo~, Ohio Middleport I I,' " -. -. _________ ______ ,.... - 1 __ • ,, ,J . I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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