https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/057553d87f28b3fac28f1b2251d4caa4.pdf 936aa20a5b3f525126e6c5055f20e57c PDF Text Text .lf ' • ' • : Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, O., Sept. 17, 1960 ally _ - .· .- _ .1-:;;.n I I Club Picnic Held At Grange Hall ·I 1 I � . an.aual picmc of the Rock �DP Beller Heallh Club was le)d, Thi,al"&day, al the G range �U', with a potluck dinner at ,....,.,. • �. --. Ro• Grue·•,, p•e,,·dent, • � 1,i ��.. _ U1 charge of""the afternoon �on, which ,of>"ned with the !i, �'1,e aon& "',rlghten The Cor} ""'r.- Where You Are" followed >;iiu, •-iptu- ,ead,ng b• 1' · M,s• 1"li:.., . ..,.. .., ..- , :'4°b.n · Hartung and the pledge to _._ �� fl:ll'C- . . :It.·. ·t A contnbut1on was made to ·f}'-� lleip County Blood program. meeting of the _ Rock SprmgB • :Q,o�! Demonstration Wo�k Club . · 1o 1.1e held Wednesday, Sept . 21 . tt 1 p m al th home r Mrs J , A.mot ·1.e�nard, � as an �ounced: '. ...:"ia · A. -j �ealth conference at Lake 1 �ope on Sept . 29 , was also an· r,' ¥:. ;-,. , , DO\fflced, . . "'° u owing the business se1mon, 11 ·{'t- .r�-II .;,, · , -,. · h ...1raff! was prese sa led w• IC • .,. ;.... _ ,r. o...,.ned with four poems, When J « ��tller Shook. The Stove b Mrli ' p , •am G ru'"" Com ., ,on, e ., S ere1 and Ge, some bodY E ,se' �· bY -,.;rs u , � Maxin · e Ar� Id -� read· -J l 't �' 1: "'j.. r. ·' f Wur ' f .:= 1- eenager Class . • n, Ch • Church ·, � ,_,.. , ,,st l •l H , ' 01•.·Ids M eet,ng ing Be Happy, by Mrs. Walter' Wears. preceded a reading Age I s Not Always a Matter of Y ears, and a pOt!m I 'll Take Them Now, by Mrs. Homer Radford, M,• . • ·on,rd ,, .. , th,e, read• , . � ...., . • mgs mdudmg a humorous read- I ing, God Hle�s The Little Chi!di en and A 1hought, after which I Bleed " � as I an article " Nose •t,•� Roy G,u e,e,· �-e" rea d b)' . .. •· I eral poems were read mel.uding Y our Class, .Mrs. George Skinn er : Methuselah and Words of Life, Mrs. Arlee Abbott ; Sun h ine , Mrs. Edward Humphrey ; U ndefu ted, Mrs Hartung; You Tell Me :hat J Am Growlng Old end A Little o s : �a;\! ;°':� � CM�· ��::1:� j Y Bo lin · Passengeu: M�s. Oli\•er ' and Growing Old , Clark Mrs· . . Wilbur Balley. A humorous ·story was told by Mrs . Lewis Grueser fol lowed by Typical American I four poem� . . The R1ghl D1rect1on and Old' People, Mn . W. A . Morgan and t<'h Are y ou ,. , M rs. H orace ' Abbott. . The meeting rlosed with group singing, o( B,less Be The Tie Tti•t Binds. and the Mizpah bentdlctjon, .<die� ' whkh secret pal gt(u -were . distributed. The Octohcr ' mcclin� will be hr.Id a1 the home of Mrs Roy Smith with M rs Jtoll r n Radford, , I MI'11. Jlo wa rd Housh and Mr s S!!uth as hosteues. Secret pals will be revea-led al this mcctJi,r, ---�--. I y C}iapter Met Pomero .· ,. 1 ' 1 1 I I· I I I w•· . 'Ii :.-. r t. ,, The Teenagers Claes' of the irlt.dlord C h urch of Chrlllt met I 'tbul'lday evening at the home or f.helr teather, James Reed, for e t, ir monthly meeting. •� " The meeti ng was opened by the uldent, ,Bonme Rife and the ; it E1urer1 report was given by r( Uth Reed. : •" Dudng t he evc mnii a Halloween : j.rty w111 planned for Oct. 26 at z· tie ch breh . Committees named tor 1, tb• party are: refreshments, Bon•· 1!,le Rife and Ruth Reed ; decm·aQon1: Kath ryn RusBell, Lynn Might pd Harry Hendr ix; game&: Jim • Reed Tony Hend r ix and Linda .• foi-r�t. 'the. group voted to send a a: lft � Peggy Russell I member of the �Urch who left 'this fall t o attend at lentucky Christian Co lleGe ; · Q-r■ yion, Ky. . ; ;,. The meeting cloa'ed with prayer • � Mr . Reed after which Mrs·. : 'let!d .erved 8H11sinburg�r11, po tato ciblpe and Kool ade to the gr1tllP, • ►-. • ....·. � ' I ' I ·f '.,'. _ , , · ;;• _ ,. · ., I ·t \ I : t c ROW " . . 'S ! I , ' � STEAK HOUSE Home _. ' -- Of The FABU LOUS I - I1 Tom oy SANDWICH I , , Order By Phone And Take 'Em Home 1 Nig ht was observed by 186, OES, Pom eroy Chapter, Thurs(j ay evenrng at the Masonic Temple. Alta Ann Rupe, worthy matron and Harry. P. Sniilh_. worthy patron, presided. Ardis Maco mber Grand Repre11entative of Texas In Ohio . visltin11 worthy matrons arid p11trona, past malrons and patroris of Pomeroy Chapter, t hree di!lllnguiahed M.Hons, G . J. Struble. Lorenz:o ,Davis and Harry P. Smith and Etnma Clatworthy trea 8urtr of Dblrict 2:i, were introrluced and welcotncd. The program was presented by Be Ul el N o. 82· of t he I n ternational Order of J11b'11 Daughters, who exetnplified their ini tiatory work, wi!h Chri!lline Ooats the honored queen pttaldlng. MISII Coats, Beeky Tawney, senior princess nnd Sandra Brewington, juni or princeu eat h wore new crowns wh ich were the gift of th e Mid • and Racine dleport, P omeroy Chapters o f OES, -�-t : t_h e cloae ol the meeting th e D'aughtera �nd Council mem• Hen lornted · a circle around the altar with members of Pomeroy Chal)ter OES and guests forming an outer clrC'lc at which time, P11.tsy Radford, chaplain, o ffered prayer. Refrcahmentt were served In the dining roo'iri ltom an attr11elive table Wi th White cover and centered with an arrane:emen t or roses with whi te candles ln crystal hoh'lcn on either side. G race Whaley and Lucille Swaekhamer presided at the punch bowls. Gueal8 were pre.sent from Point Pleasent, W. Va., Gallipolls, Cheahlre, Middleport. Hampton, Wilkesville, Harrisonville, Ra• cine , Belpre and Mariella. trlends At Maaonic Temple 'f · 1'· -� · -·--·- ----- N OT I C E ! The U.S. Tr101ury Dept. , is maki ng ·an exchange offtrin!I to holdeR of CERT"IN ISSllES 01' BONDS '' I in a_d.,onct of their ma­ turitl11. ThHO IHue• Are: ISSUI OPPIRID IL.IGlaLI IHUI 1 2Y!% Due 6115 67-62 only for JV.% duo 1 1 11 S IO 2Va% Duo 12i1516M3 only for l½i% du. 2!1 5190 2\-\% Du. 61151""4 only for 1½1% d"t 1 1 1 1 51,. ,l , IVa"- Dut l2-l516N4 The aub1trlptlon book11 for the above exchange will be open for nine days beginning Monday, Sept. 12, and extendlnl( t hrough Tueaday, Sept. All ,ubscrlptlom to the 1980 maturity will be allotted in full, but ff subscriptions to the HMM) ' a nd 1"8 nui,turltie1 exc,ed $,414 billlon, partWII allotment• may be m:ade, ao. H •t1rff wa wlll . lMi tlad to htlp 1nytne hold1,- the old bonch, ind wlshlnf t. m1k, auch ' exchll,.._ . , · 1,, The Farmers Bank and- Sa�gs - ' I . - Co. Member Fodortl ll-rve Sy1tem Member Foderol-Dlpolll ll,lbl'ance Corp POMEROY, OHIO •• I ' . 1 Aroun d And , 1'hursil.ay .4 1 DA V Hall Ab'OU > t M I" d dleport Aman da K;1spar , t'X c c llent senw r, pre� 1d cd ;ind scvt'n! l communicauuns rom:t'rninl; th(' G rand I Temple session Lo ve held this month in D ay t on we re r f' ad. A - Is was a11• I mec 1 1ng of tI1e Past C , tc nnunccd for Thursday, October 6 I 4.1 the hume of Mrs. Lauri:! ElSel· stein. 1 Games were played durin;:: the I social _ hDur with prizes awarded : .he wmnrrs. Refreshments were ! � erv c d hy Margarf't Scidcnabel and I d1th Lann ng. E: i ! __ _ _ _ i E N T ERTA I N AT D I N N E R . r . r1 nd Mr s . G eo r,:,: e L [)�a n M f e nter \JL n Cd � i l h lJ dmn c-r f('· c·Pntly !dt thP1r h1Jme at Hpmluck G ro \• e Pre �t• nt wpr e Mr. a n d Mrs. · • ,. . · n , Ke n liflckl rs of Darwi 1-,arl · • , o ·' •r h N , · n1.''"' " t.t. ue t �-. i 11•· n" " ,·ss ., Kmg · _I- _ By F R E DDI! HO UDA Sk:L 1 Howard and Glen Cecil · sons of Mr and Mrs Haward Cecil- ha�c • l e•"e <l t Ath•" s w h•re th • y • • •," . • • 1 •" 1 "' 1 1 en er 1heir unior a lld St! n i or . a . a·t OU · M�� ;� d Mrs. Glenn Lambert ndi th we k n d �;!v c\�� d :�ere \ he y �r� vis:; in,g with thei r ditughter Mr. ahd Mrs. Geo,rge Doolittle and son. Mr Thom s Pullen and M Leste� Boie: were lunch t.:�; gu � sts of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc e McNe 3 l at the Bob Eva n s Restaur�nt Th ursday and visited the . Mans1,1n H ouse m " ua Ill po 1 is. s rb ar 11 Stil M1 � a n d Miss L e :ta �� ni re em �� \�. ' � c , _ r: ry ed 1 as n .� . · . , .��i° P r1�e d 1" e Iast n i -=- . h,'. spt' n d l he weekend wit h their nare n ls. b ,• M rs . 1 .1J·ct e F ren r whu as been \'isitin!! •• with 111,,� _ Edwa,d t·,,n--h '! '• · a nd M 1·8- ,1•,· 11 ,· am � a,,.,u " Hurford plans ta return to her home in Jackson tomorro w · Mr . .and Mrs 0 Mauncc Thomson of Cleveland c ame - today for a vi11it at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn. Mr. Thomson will return h ome tom orrow but Mrs. Thuma9 will spend the week here to be wit h h er pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Hart Lyons w�ile the Wi n m are away on vacation. Mrs Lesta .�othard wai; callccl lo Columbus I uesday hccause of the h osp1tahzat1on of her daugh te1 M i s t'r,i n k (Emily) Shaikey She wa� ., nompa n ied_ by her dau· ,. 11n te1· 1�1 s. 1'11,vllls Pitts and twu dttug h tt•rs, Mrs. _ John Goth_ar<l _ and so n J(•hn J'h1!!1p c,f Gal!1pulls. Mari .-nna Wnod,�erd w:w i� at• tend!ng H!iss CC11le;:c in Calumbus 1s h('re fcir I he weeke n d with her parenls, Mr. !<Ind Mrs. H. K. Woodgerd. Rev._ Howa rd Ruppelt planned l � be in Columbus today to meet his father, C E. Huppelt of Gulfpart, Miss., who is arriving for a visit with him. ' . Eddie Blake who is empl o) cd m Paduca h , Ky.. \'isited wit h h is parents, Mr. arid Mrs. E. M . Bla k e several days this week. I ,. 1 · I ° .t M , gnol,o Temple P)thlan S»tn, mel m regular si>s�ion Th urod.iy l VC!l!llf, at lhf- llA\'. l lall. 7° -------------� ,." --------------. --------- ----, Temple Sisiers .�let J · W11Jual Rock Springs Better H ealth _ - ________ ____________ '�---- . --------- . .. - .. I MaJnly About Peo pl e In rome roy , I Of all IMl'll&l1, only ,leph■nta KC1alonally outlive ,..n. Th• ht119Ht-llved elephant WH flpGf'I• eel to be •� .,..,. oW. P I - NEW YORK UPI - Cuban fuel trucks are always· on the go, ready to fill are snow, our deliveries every measurement 1 time. Of w·11·tng w k erS I Hober Student Trnin• For Affiliation Work • ' I' ,,,. ;M-- date in every way. Above is pictured our bulk . tank plant and Qur Bulk Truck wilh a LOCAL MAN ABOARD. ·we think this is worth somelhing to ,......,....,_ .. .., � -........-.�•• as- ,. . ...i� the Ohio Valley to have local servicemen in the sale and r,ervice of Bulle Storage 500 gal. tanks. We Ca11 l nstoll A C�mp lete Bottle Gas Any owner, manaaer, or person Jn clNrge of a foodhandUng est&· bliehment who allows persons to wul"k with<iut food ha ndling carda is punishable br law. handled. SYSTEM 1 -------� MEIGS,. THEATIE • Three Fined . In. County ·_ Court Action Pomen1y, Oblo j Counties. The R•lland l'urnlture Company started in the Bolll� · ' Gas �� In I 11149 · y.,.n•. . . , ·, selllDg Bottle Gas �enl•e lit Meigs, Gi@t, Athens tllld . Mason • I ' ' ot ' - : the Ohl •i Valley lor our Furnlliue, Sales and Bottle Gas service. We have alwayo We appreela. te the co;.,ldence placed In os -�y the people · .stressed the servl<e we maintain here at Rutllllld FurnllUl"e, knowing th at to warrlllll your business we must sene wen. RUT L r._ --:-:��-�-�.�..,-:'-:.�,----:-:,�,-,�:�-�,....---�-..���.. , 1; . -,, PHON f: SH -2-48"1 1 -: ., • . ' . J' . '.'L/ • • i;.:., ;_ . • ' • • For I Services Mrs. Chase AreW�esday i l11es1 the impending menace not only lo the U nited States and the .Suviet. 'Union, but 'to the wh ole world as wcU, is plain to all," Khrushchev said. K hrushchev also hit out at the "strange sort of logic" of U. S. · Secretary of Slate Christian Herter. Herter, had i:tl!llcribed as "ludlcrous" any atteJnpt of all the heads of state to reach any prac· tical agreement at a mass mee ting MARY McAFIE of 82 or more natlC)ns.· Khi-uabQb,;Y i�d the· Sovlet ftS Mary McAfee, · li, I gi'adliate of gratified thi\ I number of counPomtlloy !ilgh ,Sehoot iUt May, tries h ad sent their leading states­ w1u enter Varneg1e College i n men lo head delegations. Gleveland Sept . :£ti to study as a med1c11.l asa1stanl. Mary 1s a·n active member of the J\'1ethodu1t Church al Rock sprin&s and was chosen as youth deleg1:1te to the O hio Annual Con• 1erencc at Lakes1ne. She bas just comp1cled 10 years of -4-H ciutr worli., having tbe bonOl' of exhibit· mg at the :State Fair. She also at­ tend.ed the 4-H Club Congress Ulla year. iwsa McAtee is the daughter A tour nf 8ome of the farms of 01 the late Myron McAfee o1 1owa families coorierating with the F8'I'· and Mrs. treda Will of Pomeroy. .mer6 Home Adm·lnisJ;ration In Ma• 80D County has been announced by Judson M. Brake, county super­ visor of the Fil.A. The to ur will ·be held F'l'idty, September 23, beilnnin,g at 9 a.m. at the parking lot behind the ,bus terminal buildins In Point Pleas­ ant. From .Sl:30 to· 11:30 a.m. the -grou);> wm v�ait tbe FJmer and Delmar Newberry famt1 in the Up. per Flats area. A picnic lunch will be beld on the McClint.lc Wildlife Four persona were arrested Reservation from 11:Q until 1 p.m. over the weekend ·by Middleport In the afternoon visit• -will be P<ilice. made to the Torre1 A. Williamson William Reeves, 33, Albafll' and farm on Route 17 and to the Char­ ClarencE Bing, 34, C heshire were ,lea R. Withen1 farm at Mercer's arrested for intoxioatlon. They Bottom. The tour will end at 3:30 will appear in Mayor Kennelh pm. McElhinney's C o urt tonight F•miliea making the tour lire M.ax !Joy, 21 , Rutland. waa ar• a&ked lo bring a picnic lunch for reated for lnto:dcaUOn, disorderly conduct, a nd reilstin( arrest, their own fallllly. along with him AndNl\V Steven OPIN MIXED Migh t, '42, RutlandJ wu arrested · NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks for driving wh ile tntoi::icated and opened mixed -in cautious tr.ding h aving no driver's llcenae.' They today as all eyes futened on the will alao appear before Mayor United Nations. McElbinney lonight. FHA Farm Tour Will Be Takeu , September 23rd Four Arrested By Middleport Police Offieers ,-- -- -'----- ''SPECKL E SPARKLESH IN AMPHIBIOUS ACTION five-year-old GllerA nsey cOW', Twin Oak Speckle, Roland M. Singer, seaman apo wned by Edson Roush, Racine, prentice, USN, son of Mrs. Carris hae completed an official HlR Payne of 2f3 Pearl-st., Mid­ production record; according lo dleport, serving aboard the dock the American Guernsey Cattle landing ship USS HermJtage, took Club bel'C of 12,817 pounds of part ln an amphibious landing �il� and Me pounds of fat. and exerdse September 22 st Onslow was mllked two times daily for Buch, N. C., with units of the 805 d&ys while on the teat. Atlal),tic Fleet Amph ibious Force. ----- this -registered OUTSIDE NOW. INSIDE SOON - Chlldr en frolic on .a warm hjte summer day at the site o1 Bedfo�d com�ulllty's recreation cent er now nearing completion at Darwin School. Soon these children wlll have modern, conven ient inside facilities for recreation. Timbers and trusses have arrived and work was sched uled to resume today on the strudure. It is located on land deeded to the Center in Augu st, 1959, .put community cooperation to raise funds for the project extend much farther ba ck than that. Wet Road Conditions Blamed In Trio Of Wrecks Investigated By Sherifrs Department, Police I I 1 Funeral serVices will be he1d Wednesday at 2 p. m. fl'Om the l!:wmg Chapel ,tor Mrs. John C. l-hase, 66, of Pomeroy. '1 wo children .survive, a daugh­ tEir, Phyllis ltussell Of Huntington, W'. Va., imd a ,on, Allen, Hous10n, 1 exas. A son Glenn, died three weeks ago, anu' a daug·hter, Dor othy Wit­ ers, also preceded her in death. Her husband died in 1951. Five grandch1idren and seven great grandchildren survive, as do '· IJlree si!ter,1 and- a brother, Nelle -Beel)' - �r.\lfflt'· ta · now- · at­ J, inda·elar'i Bini, Pome:nit; � Gettnnlt ·rrenl!-h, Alaoam.i, and tending · claBses at C.mden Clark . &hool of X-ray 1'ei:hnology at Alfred Blng, ltJwa. Mrs. Chase belo nged to the' First .l'arkersburg, W . Va. Miss vr ueser :it:E Church, the Daughters ef negan classes on June 6, ,, She lll a Revo lution, and the 1000 graduate of Pom,eroy High American %locli.001 and is the daughter o( M.r. Daughters of Union Veterans. The Rev. Eugene Brown will of- and Mrs. Charles Grue1er, Minersville. ficiate. .Bi•• Wet road conditions Saturday w_ere bl�med l�c three automo. b_,le accidents m MeJgs county . The Sheriffs Department investigated lwo of the accidents and . the PomefOY Police one. �obert C. Ha�nbac_h's Sheriff 1i Department mve11ligaled an ac�ident on Route 'l near Five 1 P?mts at 1:30 Saturday afternoon. Bllly Raymornl Averby, 28. Mt. Airy, North Caro li11ia attempted lo pass a truck a nd ran off the road. There were no and 1 damages were llgbt . I At 1:40 p.m. the deputment wa, called I? Minenville. A driven by Earhne Bumgard ner, - 21, New Haven, W . Va., backed into the side of iven by 1 Robert A. H en, 41, yracuse on llqute 12 . The car rated by karden swung arou and �il pole. Tlaere was med- \ mm damage to both cars. No arrests were made. The Sherdf'& Department a180 arrested Donald Moore Minersville, for .assault and batiery on a 1 warrant by his wife. He po sted $500 b()nd and was scheduled to appear in County Court. The Pomeroy Police investigated SD accident at Monkey Run, Saturday at 8 am. A car driven by Catherine Reynolds, 40, Mason, W. Va., ran into the rear of a vehicle drinn by Peggy R. T,aylpr, 28, P omeroy, . Reynolds was cited to appear I I. arreal6 I I = l... A full panel of outstanding I The Middlepor t Vollmleer Fire speakers and discussion leaders is Department was called at 8:20 promised Ior the September � this morning to the H oward Southeast District Heaitb Co nfer- Stitts home below Hobson,' where enec at Lake Hope Lodge, exten• his hou1e was on flre. Fire Chief Tommy Darst said sion officials said toda)' · Featuring John Sh ultz, agricu!t- that the fire completely gutted ural extension service of Ohio State the inside of the house and that University, who attended the last no household furniture was IIIV· suminer White House Conference ed. The structure itlell was savon Children and Youth, these oth- ed by quick action of the fire• er persons will also �resent spec- men. Stitts •w.:;a out of town al the l.81 ph11,ses or the prot:ram: Mrs. ·e of the fire and the origin of tim DeO h io Jane DeBuse, SE Dilltrid, partment of Health, on nutrition; the blaze · is not yet known. The flames were ·noticed by a · Mrs. Virginia }Jayes, elementary truck llriver paasing by; Who in unty o C Hoclt,ing supervisor of Schools, on schools; and Mrs. Pol• turn summoned Stilts' next door ly Daehler, Portsmouth, on how neighbor snd called the fire de• parents should see themselves ln partmen\. • • . Clli� J?arst said that f�rther these problems. �veslipt1on of the fire will be Since these Collferences have ma de. been held, Meigs County ho had Twel.,. members of the fire de• o t the most attending, according partmnt anBWered Ute call. Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, home eco• nomlcs demonstration agent. She hopes this year will be like \hose of the past. She aakli that reservations be Beeause of the inelernent wea­ made immedialel7 with · h er office ther Saturday, Tag Day for the for lunch at i l:-IG ($t.4ft), and that P o meroy High School band has ef­ .Meigs communities make an been postp oned. for h eac ad o l r ca a fort to organize Booster officers said no date the journey. has been set but that one will be announced. •.Po,rer • 73Semcemen pens• h In Crash OfTransport -p1ane At Dawn . AGANA, Guam (U PI). ploded into flames shortly A four engine transport plane exafter takeoff at dawn today and smashed againM a mauntain killing scores of U. S. service• Officials here listed '18 dead • . . . ii .bilJll � and 18 1urvivors but c ontradicnclCUe WO••� fouuu 17 surv l• ttJry figures on the size of tbe or crew indicated the death toll � ; but ::e d1�_,1ater at the · · N8" H�Pl14.L at Agan.a. might be 77 . � Engle, Wbo ru5bed. lo the An eye witness said the plane, a DCtlB chartered by the. Military c:r�•h_ sate soon after the disaster, Air Transport Service from W orld said it was a "grue,�e scene." Airways, was burning in the air He said all 17 of the initial sur· vivors �ad been ri�ng � the tail . section �hlch remamed lDtact af• ter the impact. The plane, en route to the United statea, alaabed a 1,000 foot path throu2h the mountain jungle. Some (?l. the pusengen; a1>parently were not killed immed• 1ately but were burned to death. Rescue w orken found some ,urvi,an w andering about in the A total of :fl,7MI, which is $'150 jungle i n shock. short of the goal, has been tarnOne family of four persons • ed over to Kai Hi.ndy and Max tyro children and their parents • Ward, co-chairmen of the cunent was reported to have been Red Cross Bloodm · obile Fund "bumped"" from the fli&bt at the Drive. refueling stop here by lour other Mr. Hindy said today several persons with higher priority. Wol'kers l\ave yet to make �eir Most of the palllengers were reports, and that 110me calls have U. S. 1ervieemeo going borne not yet been made. The co-chair• from Far East duty but tbl'ee Na• men uk that anyone missed tionalm Ch inese and two Filipino military men also were reported please call either of them. The drive sponsored by tbe to have been ■board. Lions Club of Ponieroy, will, if Survivors were brought out by successful, insure operation of helicopter. In the confusion a the bloodmobile unit in Pomeroy Navy allihulance flDd an Air for another year, and be the Force crash true.Ir. · were wrecked basis upon which a re-organiiod in accidents. Red Chapter may be maintained in Meigs County. All funds in MEIGS GENERAL HO&PITAL thia dt'ive are earmarked for th, Saturday adminions: Doris Duct• bile. Bloodmo worth , Syracuse; Callie Lewi11, Mid­ dleport; Lind■ Ba'er, Miner s,;ille; Mn. Mary M:c.An&lls, Pomeroy. Fined Saturday diacharget : J.,R. Payne, Traffic Violation Harrisonville; Louiee' Bartels, Pom­ In Pomel'OY Mayor Charles Le- eroy. .gar's court Saturday night ClarBirths: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warn­ ence Mc:Daniel, 2S, Mason. W. Y.a., er, Syracuse, • son. was fined $5 and costs for failure Sunday admissions: Mrs. Mary to stop with in an assured distance. Thoahu , Akron; Mrs. Ro1Cmary Also fined on the same charge Hysell, Middleport; Mrs. Effie was Catherine Reynolds, Ma60n, Trich)u, Middleport. W. Va. She was,,fined $5 and costs. Sunday dlsebargea: Ruby Russell, Midd leport. Birth: Mn. Mary McAngus, a son. be�°:8 I . 'I The Fall Festival Queen wi\L be crowned at the annual Fall Mti­ val and Pumpkin Show sp onsored by the Ifacine American Legion, on Sept. 24,. Racine and the surrounding schools of Letart, Syracuse and Portland bav'e selected their candi­ dates and these four girls will be guests of the Home Economics De­ partment Friday afternoon, Sept. Mrs. Delmar Hamm, teacher of this department, and her class will interview the candidates and score them on all essential points to de• termlne which becomeB festival queen. 23. Tag Day Po•tpone,i' Untif Later Time I I men and civilians. A greup·tn � survived. � I Stilts Residence _ Below Hobson l Gutted By Fire . "FeSllVal QUeeD To Be Crowned September 2Jlh Health Meeting Speakers Led By OSU's Shultz before Mayor Leg.at for failure Jan W. Schneidt!r, 23, Colum­ to stop within an a&lliured clear \ bus, cited to appear in Mayor Le­ distance. gar'a court for speeding l)n E. Damage to the Reynolds ear Main-st.; George Zuapan, 23, was e,tlmated at $100 and • $150 Mason, W. Va., for non-payment damage Wll'S reported to the ear of an old fine-; Tommy Kerwood, �r\ve� by Taylor. There were no Galfipolis, for ..to�lion (He mJtmes. poated $15 bond and · 11 to appear Four other persons were also ill "Mayor Legar's court); and arrested by Pomeroy Police over Gfft'ge W, Hamilton, 29, Chesthe we,lr.end. They were: I hire, for speeding. - --'----"------------'---:-- ---' --- . MOTHERS TO MEET The Senior mothers of Middleport High School will meet Thursday, September 22, in the school eafeterNI. .for their fir6t meeting of the year. All m others are urged to ,attend. $750 Needed Yet In B1oodmobiJ• e naim Fund Camr-,:,- Mason Man I_ - , , · ���--�-�.,....,.-,.-,,��i""-�,�-�.�,�.�---�-..-.�-�--�-�--�• - -� - �:--: �� - -� -, ,.� ...���..,. � -- 'f!:' r ' • • ' ' =-�·:.:· Rutland, have enrolled m Ollvt:t \ COLUMBUS UPI _ Gov. Michael , A proposal by Hugo Alexandu, 1 historic mission of the Democratic Nazat'Cne College as freshmen ac- V. DiS■lle today termed the 1960 1 of Steubenville, to grant financial Pu'ty in America." it aays. The eording to an annoµncement made Democratic State ConvenUon a aid to local governments for plan- platform Jaid the present admin­ driying 8Jl ··unN:h: vehi�le.. Joseph • County Breeders, by Dr. C. S. McClain, director of success although he contleded the ning urban renewal, slum clear- istration enacted 31 of 34 specific I. K�� Pomeroy . was fined $5 attended the annual Holstein Club picnic held at lhe C. Ill. admissions. _ Republicans probably dNW more anee, water supply, mass trans- pledges contained in the 1958 . �nd e� for drivloJ lelt of ce°ll' Headley: farm near Tuppers Plains, Saturday. portation, recreation, health, wet- plalform. Olivet Nazarene College Is one widespAad atten tion, : Jnd Vlr&II Glaze WH fln�d DiSalle submitted the plank lo 1'he governor saitl the Demo- fare and educatio n. Hill motion of 5e!Ven colleges (WOnsored by the Merle Starr, field mao or the . f:00 a_n� .coats for drivlnc while , state aseociaUOn, ■p extend the state's laws · lo curb Church of the Nazarene, It has an crats got their message spread died for lack of a second. oke' brieOy Frecker and Pall! Moore. ,, tpxl.ca.ed. . .· Pri:r.es for the jµdg.lng contest approximate !nrollment of 1:2(1D where it counts, at home. during the afternoon p"rogtam. The D\Salle, who proposed four conspiracy in crimes, A similar ,_ ]?pnald· Moore, M inersville, ar- group also diacussed the proposed were _furnished by Weatherman students and 1B a · fully accredited planks which were written into propos�J by the �overnor was decomplaints T h ere were s o me 1l-ft��ed for assault and battery on , rk, Fee Su1ar Landma Company d Hber.al arts co1lege. "Black and ·· W h ite" .mow In conthat the Democrais had a little- the platform, spoke against the feated m the legislature. , � warrant by bi1 wife, plead not . Run Mill and Pr ovico Milling Com­ The platform also called for a n wlth t he 1961 county fair known speaker in Sen. Philip Hart two amendments, pointing: out -� ,uU_ty a n� •• bearinll ia to be h ,eld nectio A eommtltee of David KoblenU: pin)' . of Michigan. The Republicans bad thal each would cost more mo ney. new . r�tc base formula for d�termmmg rates set for pul.illc . �tem:ber .Zfl, vice preaidential nominee Henry Norman Rose and Paul M oore Wa■ . It WH announced that ·another • � � to . better calf is 4-11 of could � ol- utilities such What ro Club or available " � 'n brffd ti ' j to ted e n t eo tact d conappoi ers a Cab�t Lodge at thoir sta . as gas, Je tric and • 1 members. Th o ae interested . fered of a par t y s trustw orth iness water compames. A similar FFA .,... .. , R,lw ;, ,jSTRATION '. i\.. I'-" mate ·• decision. e P • r r� l ' vention earlier in the week. . proThe Pomeroy Emergency Squad than a comparison of the pla tform I posal was killed in the Ht58 legahould contact Mr. He,P.dley, preal- �s:l;tratJ...°' .for dancing leuons Erwin, secretary, was called to the Raymond HarIn the jud glna: contea:t, winners d ent; Howard State Rep. 'rhomas Gilmartin of \ on which it sought office with its ' islature. .U.I fie tiefd at the NP' Ha,oen The platform stressed that the CO:ltilllubity_ :Building On Monday, in the women's croup were Betty denet; Howard Erwin, �ecretary, brecht reSidence on Mulberry ave, Younistown offered an amend- performance when placed in orlast year "rescued ment to slop ch ataing . l'Clatives lice by tbe people," tbe platf orm ,Democrats _ 19, 11 a. m. UJ\tll 12 noon. Lou Dean and, 'Mn. Gene Yost. or one or th� directors, Arvil -al 12:50 Sunday afternoon. · Ohio from fisoal irresponaibility Harbreeht w•• said lo be suf- for the cllfe of patients ln ' th e begins. � )euori■ , W,Ul . be, il� Mn Winner• of. the children's dlvlaion Holter, N. G. Rose , J, M. Gaul or "ln fulfilling these pledges, the into which the previous ■dminla­ feri� from a hea.rt attaek. He was state mental institutlotu1. U · died Poca. W. Va, ,Tu_.e will be were Patty Koblentz and Anna Gene Y01t. , m IR •tip, baittlt ,ldd . JLcrobaUc Headl'-'Y· ,In the men's group, the The picnic opened with a basket lliivan ox,aen by squad members when it was tabled- ·by the dele• governor, and the Democratic I tralion and the legi1lature bad I ' ' dinner a,rved at noon. lei,Wat�e ba,ve � tru,a lo the p�IUlfill iL" and .a doct� was (!.n,L . winners were Roeer Rose, B. ptt:., . I' ( .,.. , �-�.� ....J �" ":--: .� - -� ,-�-�-� ,--� ,- -� .--� - •� : ,t ,-- �,� �-� -.-'."'"""!" I ,ter, Squad Was CaUed To ff I Mr Ha b h · ti .of RUTLAND, .OH IO - On I -----• Two From Rutland �::�1�2!.i!!' ., M,. ••d D'Sall .I · • c Convent1on A Success e Taps Democrah ;:t'"!�"l ::.1�·d HolsteinPec,pleEnJ·oyPicnic :�I E0��!;1•����:i::�:; Though It Lacked Firew orks For Wide Publicity :i:.�: ,r.::i�s�i�c-:;,i!'�'! At Headley Fam.On Saturday I Fifty Meigs Holstein friends and families, to , appetr 101 hearing at a later Mr. Russell Little has 11 years of Bottle Gu experience. Mr, a.nand Sea�I• and Mr. Wendie Gnte have eac_h 8 y-.rs' of service. Mr. \Vllllam E,eh o f lhete men are )lotlle Gas- men, on one lilnd of service or another. Coy and Mr. Dennis Searles eseh have been with the llm•-4 500 Gal. Bulk tanks thr<lugl,lO!il 111.itli• eounty lor -e heating and brooder The price of LP Gao Is eompetlllvely- prlcod. We are ,lnstalllng ·1 · ., , · · • · • houses. • . . ..... '"•nd 1 n. JO County cOurt action I Sun., Mon., Tue1., Sept. 25-26,.27 ,. "BF.CAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" Dick Clark - 'l\lesday Weld - also "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED" Petet' Seller1 - Jean Seberg Running time: 3 hn. !O mln. ' Bo•�fllc• •looe• : P-M8:7 � '• .;..__. - � , � 1 = �=� ��� �•• • =:: -- - A 1chool (or Maaon County foo�b■ndlera will be held on Sep• tember 29 froni 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. and from 8 p.M. Until 9 p.m. in tbe courtroom of tbe MHon County Courthouse, it ha8 been 8'1nounced. . The t,erm foodhan dler. means any peraon who , bandies food or drinks during preparation or ser• lllni or who comes in contact Wittli any eatin� or drinking uten• alls In a ny e1tltblish ment or other places where food or drinks are • there will be a qualified man visiting� you, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells , a io r student al Holzer Hospital, left Thursday (or Columbus whor, she will do t hree months affi\lation work at Child ren's Hospital. . Miss Welle was accompanied to Columbu, by her mothcr and grandmother, Mrs. Dana Fick, ■nd Mlsa ·Evelyn $wope of McConnells­ burg, Pa., alao a senior student at Holier who ,will do afijliat ion work at Ch Hdten'1 Hospital and will be Miu, \Veil's roommate. Foodhandlers - Scliool Set Up In Courthouse e MEBRED SERVICE e 1 1 YEllS OF BOTTlE GAS SERVICE , _...,,,......- H interested in a small Installation or Bulk Service call SH 2 4811 and sen- I • STORAGE PLANT IN MEIGS CO. We have 4 trucks on the road delivering and servicing Furniture and LP Gas. . • e LOCAllY OWNED e SERVICE BY -LOCAL MEN e FIR� BOTTLE GAS BULK This is the fir�t Bottle Gas Bulk storage plmit in Meigs county, up to Mis8 Dori/I Wells, daughter of I TONIGHT "A DOG'S BEST FRIEND" • Bill WiJliama - Roger Mobley - alao "EDGE OF ETERNITk'" Cornel Wilde - Victoria Shaw SUN., MON, uld TUEi, ... "MOUNTAIN ROAD"' James Stewart - Llsa Lu WIDNISDAY & THUR.SDAY John Ford'a "SERGEANT RUn.EDGE" (Technlcoloa) Jetfrey Hunter Constance ·rowers FRIDAY NOT OPEN SATURDAY. SIPT" 2• •ONCE MORE, WITH FEELING' (�hnlcolor) Yul Brenner - K,1y Kendall - also "VALLEY of the REDWOODS' John Hudson - Lynn Bei-nay Khrushchev said he hoped ,Ei• .enhower would make more th an a "fancy speech" at the u. Genera! AssembJy and said his own purpose was u, spare nQ eUort u n111 '"even lhc th1cft-sk11Ued" realize the _ nccess1t)' 01 general disannament. H■a ''llell FNl_lnss" Standlng bare-headed beneath the teai:y roof of a dini)' pier in the t:'111t Juve� after arnvat with a band of satellite 'chieftaj,ns, �Uej\�v.. saiQ..- .he: came . with the "very best feelii1.s" t�m h is U. S. Ylflt la11t year and waa tonfident that Rwso-Ameflcan rela· tioDB would improve. Hut there WHt not a represent•• Live of the c1ty or New York, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller or Preai­ d£:nl Eisenhower on ' h and to greet bun. "J1 difference& betwCen us in­ crease, and th e statei;men ot both countries do not 5trive to check BU,Ch a trend in \he de\lelopment COU,D• of relations be�wcen o ur t. Class Ent.erta,·n ed By Mrs. Bentz � MIAMI UPI - Tropical •Nirm Flo,.nce, movine on • ,-th cleselr �ullefln1 thlt Clf Hur­ rlcant Donna 1lmo1t twe WHk1 ■VD, WH expedff ha lncreue lt1 55..nl!,■..INr•hour wind• today ■nd dlantiie t• a mor, northwff­ \Mrly coun,. 'CASTROED'-Mr1. Marjerl• � TI,, latest ■dvlaory frllNl'I the Lennox l•bove), •n employ• - Miami Weather luNau pinpoint• 1 c.nte, of the IIHI• •ilhr Clf the em1N11y in H•· , -eill Hftl, •• arrfftod by armed ill •• ' - 1111 ■nd lthttl RHr i.tl�lice who invadild her a,.,t. �;' ; ;, .0 llllrih, IIMtfitulH 71,9 ' · •· ment ,it 1 a.m. and erderH har about 60 111ll0 � to accamp•ny them after • HI• ' Turks ltl ' tha rch af the quart.rs. Mu, Left . lltffn ·■lhlma1 encl 610 1"11!:, 26, 11 from Sin Francisco. 11t of .Miami, u. s. �---------- --- NEW YORK (UPI) - Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived today in a drenching rainstorm for his "Red summit" at the United Natlon, and received the most dismal and aloof recep_tiol'.l of his globe-circling travels. The Soviet leader took a jab at President Eisenhower as soon as he stepped �Oto American soil from the liner Batika. 1 Mu. Th omas Bent1. enlcrl11lned the Willing Workers class of the \ Entf'rprlsc EUB Church T hursdHy evening at her home, H.ock Spri n gs Road. Th e mce 1 ing, in charge nf Mrs, I Huber Brown, vice prcsidl�nt, 011e n ed with gro up 8ingini,: of " Lca n in� 1 On Jesus" followed hy, iu:r!PlU�� · reading by Miss Genevieve Stobart and prayer b)' Mrs. John Smith Two 'poem� were read, "Have You Finished?" by Mrs. Eldon Weeki; and "Portraits" by Mrs. Herhcrl Dixon. Mrs. Paul Frick al'led as 8ecre- , t11ry in the absence 'Of ),1r.�. Carl Moore. P l ans were made for a Ha l loween party at the October mcetin.g which will be held at the church. Members arc to lake an article for a gr1b bag. A din n er to be served at lhc Church on Octo­ ber 18 wall discmsed ,ind )1rs Francis H. Glazier waB n amed chairman fur the dinner. Tho wo n­ der bo x do nated by Mrs. Smit h was awar<h!d to Mrs. Myrlie Long. I A Bi,blc t1uiz wHs conducted by ·.t ra. James Will duri n g the so cial hour. 'fhe h ostess scr\'l'd a dessert course to the above named and Mrs. Ben Huck end Mrs. Harley Brown. Along the route to the hotel, . Castro wu greeted by boos and catcalls a.s well as more cheers. One man shouted in the lobby: "You oug)lt lo drop dead, you bum." Castro ign ored the taunlli ,and went atraight to his room. Soviet Leader, Here For H;s Red Summit, Takes Jab At Ike really prompt! and your gas is metered giving positive assurance of accurate I "I want to aa)ute the people the United Statea," Castro aaid in a h oane voice at !he airport. "All I have to say I will say to the United Nations." Cau• Traffic Jam His arrival al Idlewlld Airport of fa.v, c. I , 5c Florence Enroute Upon Same Ocean Patlt As Donna Batika Disgorges Nikita On American Wharf Under Drenc� Sky .- your tank with heating comfort . . . . rain, sleet or I 1 I uniform and smoking a black ci­ aboul 3,000 pro-caatro demonstra• gar , the baarded Castro arrived � to rs who cheered, tried to crawl Sunday, the fir11t of nearly a over a fence and then created a score of anti-American leaders huge traffic anarl w htm · they tried due a.t the historic United Nations to form a motorcade to follow General Assembly meeting which their hero to bis Manhattall ho­ tel. opens Tuesday. Castro virtuaily isolat,d h im­ se'lf in his t�ird-floor quutera a t the midtown Shelburne · Hotel, only a few blocks from the U nit­ ed Nationa where the revolution­ ary leader 1peab a week fl'(!m to• day. 1 I ' Wea.ring his usual military field touched off a wild cramble among Premier Fide] Castro, greeted wit h alternating cheera and cat• calls, relaxed in a heavily guard­ ed hotel suite today ·and waited for h is ftrat face-to-face meeting with Communist bOss Nikita Khrushchev: r th Ou Wi fort Com r You Insure I Convenient Plan I I 11,­ 1 IIPIGUl COPY - • I I • I Heavy Guards Surround Revolutionary Leader · I SMITH CLOTHING CO. Ou,: rt1, Dnot,,d To The' lntere,i. Of Tiu, Meii•-/11,uon Area Bearded, Equieped With Fat, B lack Cigar Suburban · Coats I lltvtMm and centr,11 Oha.t clltUllf dd Wlfffl with lc.t• P■ t..-..1 .n.mNn lhoWM'I and thul'P fff't,_,me ,....,. Hllh In tha per 70t. TOfll9'tt ,ertly cloudy •nd mild with .....,, and thunder­ .,_,... endl"- from th• Wftt. Low tonllht M-Sl. Tuead■y mNtl, f•lr ..,,. ftnn. ---------------- -------------- R .U G B Y J ACKETS I Ttll WIATNIR -------------------;;;:::::::-;;;:;:;;:::::-;::::-::::::::-�:="'.::-::: -=.,...'"! - . ::-----------VOL XII NO. 130 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Monday, Seplember 19, 1960 ,tJ,j};Q ,, t'tl:i:I 1 ent1 ne • Now You Know Thutsctay _o lghl '"� Mcs Shay •" Church Class Do,ia te• PAST CHIEFS TO MEET I seriou sly lfiJUtl!d. She IS rn a hos- , 1 Jo Blood rogram pnal lo Gufloo The Past Chiefs uf Meigs Temple h' .l 1 he Twlghtl ighl Gacden Clu A donal OII o[ $10 was voted to Pythian Sislers will 31eet :11onday ,.,..,.., t ·rh--t•da w,· 11 1n.,. u � )· al 6 p. m at ,Erma the Federated ('hurch for a pot� uck I the Meigli County Blood Program �vrning at the home of Miss Smith, Locust SL, Pomeroy. provided the Martha tlmnn l)esscrt w-111 be 1 'I hurstlay evenlng when . ty the h<'stesses, '.11rs. Phil W_il· · Class o[ the Bradford ChUrch of By LUCILL E' t-lAWKl! -.IS . ., liamson and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. , . Pomeroy relatives re('eived word I Yearbooks will be d1slrihuled. Mr. Chnst met f�r their regular inett· fr1dc1y t!;iat Mr. and Mrs . Paul .I He rman Hum ph rey. regional dircc ing _ Also om1lled Irom yesterday's Shay tLueille �ces) of Grafton, ' tor, will be a guest and C. E. I report of the meeting was the proW . Va . were m an 1:1uto ,1 ee1'd ent Blakulee will be the guest speaker. ject of se l ling dish cloths and serTONIGHT ONLY - - - -- �- - - - I � . I vice spoons to ' help finance their · _ Ladd -- Chill Wills David Fed the of l BaJJtist Clt.urch C roup I The 1'r1end y Circle work at the church. "THE SAD HORSE" erated Church will meet Tuesda): 1 --- �- - - --- ---I (Colq,r) 1 <1 l 8 p. m. at the church. To iHeet Tuesll.o:y - ,also 1 h t: Pnseilla C:1rele of the t'ir� Rly .-. Juton - Karen Steele Baptist Church of '.l.1iddleport wifl I 1 Uiadleport PTA 1'o ·'RISE & FALL OF m PN Tuesda, e\'cmni:: for their · LEGS D!Ar,IONJ)" k dinJn('eling and a potlue Hold First Jfeeti11g regular SUNDAY ■nd MONDAY The first meeting of the PTA of 11('1 at 6 o'dock al the home of Lhe Debbie Reynolds, Ray Walston chairman, ).1rs. Harold T homas. Middleport will be held at the high and Robert Wagnel' - Biri,g Crosby the chur_ch will h a r les 7 : Other cirdcs o[ schoo l at 30 p. m. wilh C "SAY ONE FOR ME" me l! t a l 7 : 30 , l l1 e Dorcas C ircle at I Asa Bradbury, presiQ!;!nt, in charge. , (Color & Cinemaseope) tht> b-.ime of �rs. Frances Bearhs. Fol l owing the mf.'eting th e build­ ltw El c cta C ircle a t the home or I - also For Men -and Boys will be open for _ inspection by I ng Robert Loggia and· Mr� Thomas Darst and the Lov e- 1 i Ger.aid O'Laogh lin id .Jo�· C ircle will have their meeting the parP nts to see 1mprov_emcnls 1 , wh 1r h h ave been made duri ng the "THE COP HATER" at the chu rr h . thc 1 rn mme, and to cn a hie them tu · (Very-Good 1'>1ice Story) Su n day even mg fo II uwm� Middleport, Ohio ,_," .. ,, ; o g w orship servi re the Fin- • visit lhe rooms where their childALSO CARTOON \nr".! Committee will meet at 8:30. I ren attend classes. -- - - - - � -- I I I . I · I I . Several opening8 remain in the art class wh ich met for the first time Saturday in the Lowman Apartmtnta, Ne)V Haven, with all students of Jllllior Hilb age bein11 eligible, Mrs. F. C. Reictiert, New Haven, said today. David Drie11bach is in5tructor. OPENINGS REMAIN CLUB TO MIET The Portla nd • Great Bend Home Demonstration Club wiJl meet on Thursday, Sept, 22, al Portland Park to organize and plan future work, hours 10:30 a. m. to 3 p. m., with lunch being potluck, each to bring her own table aervioo. PTA TO M•ET The Salisbury PTA will meet at the school Tueaday evening al '7:30 with the entertainment provided by a "coun�ry etore," Tb1s is the fir�t 1'W41· 111,-. ,, ' �• •• THE ,. • r DAILY SENT>NEL Commentating Editorially We're _ With local baseball for· t he year a t h in g of � past in the minds of fa ns . who 110v, center their thoughts on grid contest s, we wou ld like to give them somet hin g to th ink u pon durin g the long , cold winter. It is that all Little League teams in Meigs cvunty make a try at gdting in1o the Little League World Series If all teams of the county should pick two or thre'e of their choice players and put them t• all in one group, for all we know, we may ·i l;l�ve a Little League World Series contender, eveb a winner. The cost of "joining'' the '' Nationa l Little League" organization is minor: $35 annually. However, that lsn't quite all of the require­ :,n&nta. None are insurmountab le, or even irk­ • �rstly, Middleport a lready is paying $35. Tberr.fore, if the entire county - as other areas arrange it - were to associate together i'llo a "Middleport League" and a "Pomeroy­ fl:,lcJne League" or "Division, " the cost stiJl would be $Sf;. Pro-rated between (he com­ munities, the cost becomes no obstacle to anyone. In this connectio n, season play could con­ tinue exactly as H does now, complete ly se­ parate. The (livisions would come together only for purposes or the Al l-Star team for the National LiHle League eliminations. There are two other requirements that come to mind \•ihich would entail action on tl:)e part of the teams now outside Middleport. One is that d ugouts arn require d. These are simple things to constr uct, usual ly being availab le from donated materi als and labor. The other is that no adult.s coach the hases d u ring games. Pl.._vers perform that chore in a l l eases. Wt! see no p articular difficult y over that ru le. It merel y tends to p lace a little more of the gall'(' in the kids' hands, which is where it belor.gs. Middleport ' his year lost its opening game with Fairland by one run. Fairland lost to New Boston liy a coup.le, and New Boston made the World Series. So you see, it is not a i all preposterous to dream of a Meigs team in the World Series. Middleport this year augmented by the best boys from the Pomeroy-Racine-Syracuse clubs s h ould have had an excellent chance to go all the way. The suspicion lurks strongly with many b aseball fans that our current crops of Little Leaguers, year to year, are on a par with any in the country. For example, Middleporl's two All-Star pitchers , Gary Stobart and Mike Bratton, had the stuff to take a stronger hit­ ting and sharper defensive club all the way. The hurlers in the Little League World Series finals that appeared on TV seemed to have nothing that either of these Middleport boys didn't duplicate regularly the past summer. Next year it might be Pomeroy, or Racine, t o come up with outstandin g pitchers. The recent year that Tom White of Pom­ eroy, Charley Bush of Middleport, and Larry Price of Portland were mowing batters down i s an exam ple. Let us cogitate upon this between now and next . April. We surely are missing a boat by not capitalizin g on the talents of our fine youngsters, and the excellent abilities of ouP a dult leaders in the local Little Leasue pro­ gra m. Working Commit._t_e_e_s___ Na_m_ed At F•1rst Meet1, ng In New aven · The Nc.•w Haven PTA hrld its. yc>.ir were announce d: PTA Coun• flr1t m<•etin� or 1he ,.;chool yi•iir ry f'ounl'il Rl' pr<'sen lalil'cs Paul I Thur!lday l'vcning at 1 h r �chool / l'owull .ind Mrs. Morgan; tlB tulget'J'.he nieel ing 0 1 ,ened With tlli• , Fin.int·e, Mrs. Jack hey, Mrs. � in gi ng of " � merk;i'' m·r·ompan . Lewis Capehart, Mrs. James led o n the p 1 '·mo hy M is, '"lh•I ,. , , J I11,.,.,c .,., ,rI}. , M rs, ,J a meN C u n m. n g . 1 Ri d dl l', fn l !ow1•d wit!1 t he llai:,: ham. Mrs . Hay rnnn<.I Sb k, G l l· nn pledge and 1h<' l 'TA prny,1r led Smith, Donald Bu mgardner Carl by M u. Nelson Housh. Tlw i le. K ing· N lion I PTA M ' 7 . votio m wrre i,:iwn by Mrs . John Miss ' E t �ii l � iddl e ; Te l:.�� ��;• Morgan. Mrs . F.,ug ene H ess.on . Mr!i.,'. J0 h 11' The hu1ilnesi, mert_in.i: .�as ('Oil• llrBbha m ; Puhlic ity . Mrs. Carroll du l � d by Mrs. David Ji 11> lds .Jr . ., ,,\\da�s !t., MrM. B. It . Vance; � Jlrts1de nt. Mrs, _John Hoff m 11.11, l�m;p1ta lity, Mrs. Howard J . Hur• . mc m l:w rsh1 p cha1rma n, r1· ported r111; Mr � . Rohorl Ju}rnsto n, Mrs. that the c!imm illl!e had sold 2 1 7 Phil Batey, Mrs. Ch 1;1 rJC's Weaver; membership to dale. The d u h f'huracter • Spir i tuul Ed uealion, voted to a{'cept the rc11ort or th (' M u . Ha rol d Bum g arner ; Heallhbu dget• �11111n�c comiltce . to spon• E:xrr pti nrr nl Chil d , Mrs. Bo h by ,or again th11, year the ll11llowt•e11 lloush, Mrs. Robert Gilmore and Car n h•11I .ind VaritJ!y Show. The Mrs. Wyllis Davis ; Sa fety - Ralph funds t o jlo towards the huyi ng , G ibb s J r.: Progr11 m , Mr�. Foster of needed mulcrinl 11nd eq uip . Gri1111le.u d, Mrs. R o y Jone s ; Year m ent. Mrs. Donal d Du mgard n r r book, Mrs , E verett Housh , Mrs. an nounced that the cnrni�,11,I will Tom H arry Hoffman, Mrs. be held on Friday an1/ Sa111rd11 .v. Miller, · Mr.e . John Powell ; Me m O ct. 2 1 -22. 11 WliS also announr('d IJllrship, Mr s . ,loh n Hoffma n , Mrs. that pl 11 ygrou n d equipment woul r! Ju C'K Needs, Mnr . Eu gene WM• be pai nted l h l.'1 week. vl'r, Mrs, Roy D . Gri rn m, Mr.1 . / Comm i ttees for the roming Uoh� rt Gllmorfl, M rs . Grlnatead I •• · - DA IL v- cR os--s--.Wl J0 - Ro • �OROSS 8. Wtnge4 r 1. m.ach lnla1.'• 7. Sudan. / tool 11.1ella 1 8. Mino I, A IQ.W .,. Wea aoro ' entra.nco 13 Dip• out J 9 Rt or 11: Pivot · int: lt. ll'tut or Lake Ontario -Greek letter 10 Compue I. Wh•J.. point " (abbr., 17· :::S • I 1'. Cautlort9 Itr t 1' beforehan4 u eo;: -• .. .J. :18. Play bol-. 1 por,w,, ,. terou■Jy (abbr,, 18, Havtnc- • , 11, Abo@ dJalt• On the 20. A.udJmoe :u. •• ' .' ' '� ?'· ' '.\, t' l ,• fall .,..... , i,. Somnam,. lnllwt tf. l'lrm j a.,m .,_ ti, Ahaad • IO, Mars� aa, Bel(lan. oeaport 9', Olrl'• name If. e..... 61. In a line J9. Ventilated 40, Vlrllant ,1. Bltln&' tnaecta U. CoMed DOWN 1, Tudl■r 2. Sharp �:a..) �,. s ure (dial.) It$. Wool f&t l•l•.,.11'1 -'•••• 18. Dry' aG. Allowane1 30. Nourllhq for wa■te 31, Summon. :ST. Clpretto forth (ll&ng) 82. Cut, 11 3S. Mllkflllla I J Willl WOCMt If. Olrl'I name • m�tk "T"'"nl:"11'1"'ft �P""t II ,-,l?"Tlr"" ' _'P.11"'1 1q J ». • :12, D&rilllll mea■.. llre 18. Ana , 0t NortJI •o t,-r;--;�+➔h-+-+-1, h"'t--1,-- t,,,..+-1- -1-+-f""'.I--I :--t-'"t'-11--1--t -t""t-t ➔-+-+-I • -t--+-cl- h,,t--i�-f-"• lff-t-- l!M-f"'"'t-11°'-f art-t--f--t 't-f--f--ir- - a. ram. m&ehlnt ,. B&m,yanl tow! l, MIA'a ,-19 DAILY CB1'JITOQUOTE - R-'• how to work It, t :i , , . ,,A, .X 11' .P Ii B A A X B lo L O N Q l' lt L L O W ,OM 1etbrr llmply •tan.eta tot another, In thla sampl't A. 11 U1M1 :l:tr Ulll thl'lt X tor the two- O'a, etc. Sln.-rle lettera, apoe,. •� _ trophlu, the Jenlt,tl and fOl'rft.allon ot tht WONI ar. all laill&I '1loll 11-.y ... - i.tt.,.. .... dlewut.. L'-. A 0.,-plo.,... Qaotallo• ' Ill P II II l II X L I< V F H T 11: W T O , K IP H K K H X l Q II H II J K Q II L X 0 ■ 11 - G IP W Z K a R R IV C H, \ WEU-••· HOw'S -n,E INSURANCE SUSr NESS GOINC:r, SA6�0RE :I QUIT ! TOO TOU�! TOO MUCH COMPe'frTION,/ l:'M SELLJN 5 CARS NOW••• iHAT'S WHAT :t WAM'TED m "TALK "TO V0V ABOUT ·•· Meig•s & Mason CoJDing Events Sept. 19 . Dr. Dooley's recorded speech given at OlT this summer for Hoys State, on his Laos ex:pe.ri en ce1>, at 8 p. m . Drew Webster Post Home. The public is invited. The Letart Falls PTA will meet Mond ay, Sept. 19th, at 7 : 30 p. m . in the Grade School audi• tori um. Raci ne PTA will hold Its first meeting of the current .school year at the GrBde Sehool build­ ing Monday, 7 : 30 p. m. Sept. 19. Board meeting of the Red CroS.8 at the Health Offl ce 14t 7:45 Monday n ight, SIPT, 21 Clas1 1 2 of the the Heath Metho• dilit Church will meet Wednesday eveninjl a t 6 o'clock at the home of M�;, wDo�: Mrs. 0. P. Klein for a potluck din atd Brown, Mrs. LeHley Roush, ner. Members are to bring a cm· . Mrs. John Ferguson, Mrs. Carl ered dish a nd lhelr own table s er­ Sullivan. Mrs . Bill Shinn, Mrs. vice. Daw, Sta. I.,. �" · Eugeoe Athey. ...... 22 �rs. H�arry Staats, Mrs. Denver The Past Pre11ident1 of the La• 1 ho m 1i,�nn , Mrs. Robert Sayre, r,�. Lee dies AuxiUary of Drew Webster M_rs . Evnel l Roush. � ��1t hlit>l d , M rs. �rabha m , Mr!!. Po1t American Leilon will meet lla ?gerty, H c,cre 11!10n•Plargr01m d Wednesday evening, Sept. 22, at � . . the home of Mrs. Pearl Hysell. , DaRa}0 mond S11;k, Jalk Neuls, ·1 i r · cI I 5 J r., J h n w o If e R d The Meiga Cou n ty Demori'atie ; l'� ,.°,, � \ '_i c f\ofr.q_ Roburt Women'H Club will meet Thursd .a y mg.l,1br11ry Sl' n.ac. l l11y u s, Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mr� . al 7:30 JI. m. 1;1l the Second Ward Joh � Powell, Mrs. Albert Roush; House. Ch .a ir m en of !lome H11o m RepreSopt. 2' sent u livcs , Mrs. Paul Powe ll, Harveatera Claaa or Happy The Mrs. Adri H n Latlwy; Chairm en of c h will have an Chur Federa.led the , Carnlv.il . Mrs, D. Bur'l\..-ddt;•t ', Hnd qafeteria s11cial cream il'e Mre . R . s11yre; Var1et) Jtlrl'v. 'M'!'s hrnch . Saturday, beginning 11l 4 p. Powell · Registr ar ms· Fll.\'I•· m. Ho me m ade ice cream, cake ' S m ith. ' sandwiches, baked beans , potato Home room rf'presC'nlat ives were s11lad and coffee will be sold. SEPT, 25 na m ed, Mrs . Vance's l �t i:;:radc, Ther1� will be a Homecomi ng at Mrs. Carl Sulliv.an, Mrs. Bill l l ow­ 11rd; Mr:s. Ohli riger's 1st and 2nd the Hazael Community Church with grade, Mrs. Dwight Sayni and er will lw liev. N . L. Russell, Alh• Mn . Marlo n 0'1 1 ingcr; Mrs. a ba5kcl dinner at noon. There Smith':11 2nd grade, Mrs. Donald will br Sl)ecial singing. The speak" Bu m gard ner, Mrs. Robert Gil• en�, Ohio. Everyone la i nv i ted to more; Mrs. Housh's 3rd grade, attend. Mrs . John _Fen::l�son, . Mrs. Tony Colley; M111s R1rtdle s 3rd and 4th grade, Mni . Mnrvi_n Rous�. . . Mrs. Clem1t While; Miss Allen s rrib,_E ,��. w;;�;:;, •. H -----·--·�---------- They'll Do It Every Tinie .. ..... Missing A Bont some. ' ,., ' -- ���" g•:i�- :�: �:�::::: �:r::: Mrs. Clark's 5th grade, Mrs, R. G. Gree ne a nd Mrs. Harold Trus�t'll; Mrs. Brown's 6th grad e, Mrs. Roy Cooke and Mrs. Nelson Roush; Mrs. Clyde Foley, subs tl• t ute teac hor • ..,,t h an d 8l h grade room, Mrs. Samuel Halstead .und Mrs. Jack Frey. The W. Va. State PTA conventlon of Mutinsburg, W. Va .. on Oct. 5, 6 an d 7 was .a n nou nc• e d . Mrs. Fields in troduced the teachers and a n nounced that Mrs Burrell Dawson was In the hos. pita! ;md unable to be with them Th e room cou nt was wo n by , Mrs_ Housh a 3rd gra d e room. Mrs . Gr insto�d Introduced Ralph G i bbs Jr. who mslalled the patrol boys Steven Wood, Mark Grin stead a nd Johnny Bost, Ershel Rt rue, George Johnson a nd M i ke Layne. Mr. Gibb.1 was in ch11rae of th e program . He showed a sarety film t itled ''In credible Journey." Hoatesses for the even in1 were Miss Alle n '11 home room repre!lll n tallve s. Those reglsteri n& were Mrs. John Holtman, Mrs. Robert Dye, Mr,9, Bill Marple, Ellen Layne, I ,Josephlne MIiier, Mr.!1. Charles Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M i lJer, Mrs. Lewis Capehart, Ada A. Clarke, Anna All•n, Jack Needs. John · Bost, Mrs. Roy Cooke, Mrs. James Howard, Mrs. Rober� Layne, Mrs. Inez Rou11h, l'ill'II, Don Bumgardner, Mra. Bv­ erett ROU.!lh, Mrs. BIil Shinn, Mrs. Leo Litchfield, Mrs. Gene Alhey, Mrs. Lesley Ro1.&11h, Carl K i ng, Mr. and Mu. ctemlt Wh ite, Mra. Paul Harmon, Mn. wm. lam Md'arland, Mrs. David Fields Jr., Mrs. Fo1t.er Grlnatead, Mn. Eu&ene Hud nall, Evelyn Rou■h, Raymond Roush. Mrs. Jame■ Hauerly, Mra. Ger­ ald Olarll:, Mn. Joseph Pau1h, Ethel Riddle, Mrs. E. C. Riddle. Mn. John Ridgway, Mrs. Emo Wo,?<1, Mr,. WiUJam Gibbs, Yrs. Tom Hoffman, Mra. Robert Ten• nant, Mn. Cutoll Adama Jr., Mn. NeJIQJl ;Rous� Mn. .R. D. Rouah, MN: Jtme,9 CUnnJncham, Mrs Neil Haymaker. ltra. B. R. Vance, M'-fi. Herman Layne. Mra Elmer Ohllftger, Mr. and Mra. Paul Rletard, Mrt. John Brab­ ham, )Ira. Paul Rouah, Mn. Mar­ ion ObUn1er. Mra, John Ferguson ,- n ,., w,* I-IE LOADS ALL �15 REJ.ATIIJES UP WliM INSUQANCE AN0 1HEN Qu1TS"• HE OU61-4TA RUN OUT OF GALL-.. Debbie Powers Entertained With Birthday Party Mrs. Grace Pratt a nd Mrs. Frank Powers enterta ined Salur. day afternoon wilh a birthday party i n honor of the seventh birthda y of Mrs. Powers• dau­ ghter , Debbi e. The party was held i n the re. creation room of the Pratt home i n Mid dleport whirh was decorat• ed with crepe paper an d balloons of many colors. Games were played with pr izes being awarded lo Robi n M i l ls, Nancy Bucha nan, Mark Vroma n, Handy Becker an d Anita Marie Fultz. Debbie received m a ny gills from her fam ily and frie nds and her cake was topped with a m i n.alure dnll a nd dog. Favors for the party were He.ts, prize packages and lolipops an d bubble gum. M r,.; _ Powers .and Mrs. Pratt were assisted by Darla Ebers bach, Cheryl Ebersbach, Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Mrs. June Roush i n ser• ving refres hment s o{ cup cakes dcrorated with roses and kt' Ours Family Reunion Was 10th In Recent Years ~ • • • • -· -- - -- • ---- - 2-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 . . Sept. 19, 1 960 By Hatio =-=---- ·--= - - Salvation Army Drive Opens �til'i����t: �:�:eJ:cg�, Monday By Volunteer Workers Senior Personnel Of MHS Band Is Announced MWnly About People I n P0ffllf'OY Salisbury PTA Committees Are Being Announced Be!lf l-:M :-::-a__s� ==-cA;--;w =:-i]:c):-on-:IYl' Open Dr·1've For Members NERV Ro�ket Fired In Radiation Probe Birth,lay Dinner Held ·- BAKER •IIII SfflllED. your LENNOX dealer w,-= (chairman), Kay nda IUaor, Palay Radford, Helen Black, item, Polly Hysell, Addie Buck, 8an Moore, Phyllis Spencer, Ada Neue-, Louise Radford, Vllora Collins, Lou Sm ith, Evelyn Lan, nlng, Betty We-ysmiller, Patty Young, Gladya Brothertr. Log-._-.-, =-- "'" i COAL, Oil, GA$ • F U R N-A ( E S ■ POMEROY, OHIO • '•• ••• • •• •• • ••• ••• •• •• • • ••• •• y VUJlNaHin" 2-BEo. Listed By Ranks i "°" PHONE WY-2-21 57 II Notices n. The Willu:1v1 lle Garden Club met at the Wilkes Granxe Hall re• cenUy . Ao ope■ meet,rng w• held witb ffriendahip Niahl be�& ob­ serv•d- 'three guHt.S wer� pre� nt from Wellston. Mrs. Lou ise Wo/U, Mrs. Josel)h Chri1t ner and Mn. Raymond Jona. Mn Jones, who h11 twice traveled abroad, showed pictlmu of her trip to the Holy Land and other plat�• of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Aha Devault en· tertained the following gue•ts at their cottage at Lake Jack.Ion Sun­ day, M.r . and Mn. Harry Pet�. Mn. Beverly Mi n ister, Freddie Pe. tera, M.r. and Mn. Keamey Qg. dJ n and Mr. and M.rt. Euxene Campbell. Navy Anram Fiv.­ Meil(lt County Men Enli1tmenl of , t i Southe astern Ohio me n in the N•vy durini: ALIK· uat 11nd Stpt.mber haa l:lf'en an­ nounced b1 D. N. Tapp, N11\·1· tl'• cruller for Athen� and �1 1'11(! Cou nties. FQR SALE -=-=-==-= i • ,..ptir. --- ----- -----( 1 7 I Help Wanted _ 'Want a voice in &he people's choice?," te (201 Business Services Experle■eed RAD,I ATOR (2) Card of Thanks Ticket Sales Underway For Lombardo Show Legal Notices RE P A I R ( 3 ) I n Memorian1 • Blaettn ar's f6) Lost and Found �= I :''=:�;;c:,=,:';:���;;;::;: I 1e, - --=sA. uto a 1 es' --� �8 .- I Ij -·- Leoal Notice I -..,..�--====-�- � -----=,= RIVE.R REPORT STORM - � ...S. ·K ing Bu ilc'- rs Supp ly Co. ev� -••A& ••nr ,._•�-:,"-::...., :=::=;;:-=--- -.u15 l ( 20b -·- --- Pl1:,1 1t ,J O·I T 1 40 TO $ft FRQM Lego} Notice L-al Nati« .,........ Dec....., --�-:ir:----···- 1211 1 Rea l Estate room apartnaenh. A. N. . . ' 1\..Y . 19H FORD 4 Dr. S'1. Wag. Coun­ H,rctoma­ try S,d. tlc, power llleetin g, clean lnteri ,r, good' tiret, .1 heater, ; .,ory & Tell'!" �sh. v,·. nffl ' ',, Benael. 11-2-tfe P�one wn-atl72. d To'lfflFOUR l'Ol,,I' •oq&e, Rutlan ablp. Call WM2'JIIH. 8-lt.30lP ,-'OR � Three office rooml over SUffler Shoe Ston • Cou?t Sl., in Pomen:i,-, ffC'Ond room ,floor. One Jarg-e 18 :1 21 �m 1l, 12' '\ 11 with ad;td!nlng All . room fro4' 18 a: 10 One ae..vl1 painted with nff fiODI' eovuinp. Pbone WY � 8-2-lf• !t• z SfOIM .. SCREEN WINDOWS a"' Dlci: Starritt - -� AL U.M,I N UM .rter ■ M,ar,i ne Suppliet 'VOT E I om., I Call and N. W. COM PTON , O. D. Legal Notices ��i��J!'°�!f I DI G DOWN ! l)IG IN! Work Canal System May Have Made "Farm Reli·er I D on 't pa ss ·the bu ck- Pulitzer Winner Is Speaker For Ohioana Meetirlg ----cc= ( 1 41 For Rent '" ""'--=n"'.. u""SE,-,m EIGHT nooMHo- 'I aow NlCEL room up1tain apartment. Pb. a 1 tic WY2-387t. A l pomeroy Are Asia-African Support Throws , Soviets Fer I...ss NEW HOUSE juat completed in UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. UPl­ From Meigs County, Allrn F. �embers of the Pomeroy March­ Syracuse, B room s a nd bath, in• Afro.Aai.an aupgort o! Middles.,-art, of Portlaud. and John !rlan1ve an­ bffn n has i n g Rand this 1ea1o d wood ih1ors, pan• eentl. har 60 sulaletl, chrarae General Dal Hammar­ y Minil'lu.m n. Seae-t.ar insertio cme qrd, 4, cent.B per E. Va nCooney . Pomero y, Wl-'rt' �;,nt nounced by dirtttor Ray Wood­ ng ·i nside, lar1e lot, Priced eli effort, in lM Con­ ptare akjold'1 anct t ce-nl.a per wurd iv lhree ..:ollliK\&Uve � ed ' ."-rmlh MENTS San Diego. APAlf.i to geard. · $6900. Call Viki n g 3· 22tll or iO c-onfronLed lhe Soviet Union 6Pl",ci&l - one mo1tth for 30 c�11t,.1 .,er worl1 . . 11nJun:1bihed. lklll>•ten, Middle Oh the &een as rank by are, They Portland, , i n se1• Pat Patterson with a m1jor diplomatic:: aetbaek Lan')' A. Eblen. Poml'roy , ltor. 3 3 tf FLUI rate ol 4, cents per word will be ctiArged for advertuu port Phone WY 2-2821 . footbell field: 16-3tc 9IChru• Ohio. S. Nikita I today u Premier ace E. Skaggt, Pomeroy . arnJ lh al not Dllid <vitb.i11 lU days aner recs,virr.g bill. Rank 9--Charlene Diehl, S.ae Wver. rooms The East ately shed the mlQl,-d,l into unfurni 3 N cr:t.l'd aall� p n. Le sb&:=hev MODER Should vtd W. Dav idson. Long 8011 11111 . Ern.�s iii AJtvert.i&ns _. FOR SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath Al'Mld, Judy Hewetson and Jen• e went to the Great Lakes T'ra,r11 ng cab• possibl lllCOl'· Birch ered o.ne enl. eonaid than apatt� more wH for bath Jt ibUI and respoo& be onl will el n . Scou DaU, three lotl. 786 Hysell St., )4ld nifer Crew. incinerator, diaposal. Khrushchev inl&ht baree i Qto the Ce nter. inets, rect i.n..ertJ.on. 9 'f Uc Rank S-Patri cla Hennel:Mf, Allen. dleporl. J. 1. WY2-614 .. Phone Obittwi ey ae•wn of t}le Oearal closet&. '1.00. large Ev11ota emei-&l!Jl of Noticet Specul d 4tal'd of Tl:!anb an Brenda Potts, Rosetta Utile, Muy Assembly before lonil� to try to 18, 16·tfc 4 ROOM HOUSE, FRONT PORCH Ri ckard, Pat,y FulU, and Doona published al l Cfl'lt per word, DIVORCi ASK ED MO. 1 1e11111e of thit pieces. salvage ilAYI U poltb S DAYS J. DAY and glass encl-0sed b.11.ek WORDS Hauck. Cu­ '6-00 With Cuban l1Te111ier t'idel Sl.31 90< IIOc Up ground cellar, runnina water, 15 1 1-5 room apartment un furnished. A llUt for divorce has bef'n filed Rank 7-Roberta Hoover, Rielly to The Home Demo1utralion ,roup rro also in town, and likely 111 ·� $1.8(1 $1.211 I acre more or le111. ,1:KK,. $4.50 Ca m pbell, Sandra Lon.don, Kandy 1l\ 1-4 room apartm ent turni1hed. Clt:rk of Cour t!! off1e r hy lead, the i n the ,1 ..,. $2.25 $1..W 9- 16-fltp down, $20 month. lta nley °'-ttys, Grueser, Mickey Menchlni and mel for their first fall muting re• follow Khrushchev·, '73c 2!1 Ruth Wingett, SyractJ,!;e. j Phone WY2.-3302. r Ele.1aM cently with Mrs. Harley McColty Un ited Natioaa eould cet i ta rint ·■ Happy Hollow Road 1 Mid<r-,orl, Judy Wehrucg. inst Lowel l f. Wing ett, .,ame da;J aga Uuit b l be will . M. A._ 10 by A46 NMhed apartment on Con­ as hosteu. Ten members were prts d i.11play of 1mmml t fireworks even I THllEE ROOM Rank 6 - Pam Hobstetter, Th w-­ omcers for the comin& year before the tcheduled openin1 of ■ddrelo. ent. dor Street. Phon e WY2·2733. ma Vaughn, Connie Teaford, Kitty elected and are, Mary May the regular Genaral Assembly were 9- 17·3tc Persinger, Bessle Watson and Don­ Cottrill, pre1iden t, Clara Philli ps, Tuudsy. na Crow. v ice preside nt, Beulah McCulty, I Rank 5.--Bill Young, Jim Mees, The Soviet campaien to present treasurer. The next s Linda e cretary and Compton, Kay Werry, Mike New 44. H�RRIS r.JASSEY 1 Communist world H the be.!lt L the of CONTRO ST n E to i P iye I cottage ':fEPMITE ANO MIDDLE AGED lady lo meetint will be at the POMEROY - 2-story frame, 6 Moore and Sondra Drake. tires, A·l con dll1on. 2 r�w . moun­ only frie11,d of the emerti ng arid . s n. Mr Jacbo work. Lake at lty flliln. Ft'M i1111pection. Insurhouse t l Devaul genera do Evelyn rooms, bath, lot I OOxOO, good n e,. Er Tracy, 4-Asenalh Rank n W1lhamao picker. n nat ions suffered a rebuff corn j ted ll, Afrka td by N11thanwlde. Phone Pearl Will lam8, Harrison ville I Mn. Carey Straw1baugh 11 a location . $6000.00. Terms. Ja net Smith, Dar• i ne Stockto n, l African na­ Q.19-3tc d. n nlJht when Rutla day n Supply, Su Farm WY2·, Va!Jey g 'St■tlon 21. Sarvic■ Hockin A. WY2-68 at and t Phone patien l Road. surgica 3 frame ORT-6-room MIDDLEP le n e Watson, Shffon Walker and reaoluUon ..16,tl'c -- '2366. 9-llJ.Stc Hospital. Her recovery is &atisfac­ t iona sponsored a draft bedroor , ) bath, corner location Sharon Young. eooli­ sed expl'fl effect in that y AUCTION lot 60x50. $3500.00. Terms. R.nk 3-Alita Carpe nter, Chery] torl) , n ce in Hamm anli:jold. de SATURDAY, Sept. 24, 1960 WANT TO give away Puppie s. RUTLAND-I ½ slory frame, 6 Ebersbach, Sharo n Brown, Pam lll'II. Jam.es Whittington is a 10:30 A. M. lt called on all eou n trie1 to re­ Coolville. garage O'Brien, Jane Baer and Linda Richard Spencer, room s (3 bedroom� ). al l)atient al Holter Hospital. medic will 1 and state the from providing m i l i tary H· le11.ving I am frain ' 9-16-Jtp pav­ n o 5. lot, YU-5·2'" good well, h acre Chapman. Andrew Cottri ll la a sura:i cal pa• e of any type to the Cor.go UJ!tane sell tR'e fol!owing at auctio.n at ed road. $4000.00. cy Rank 2-Ralph Werry, Na n tient at Holzer Hospital. WANTED-RIDE TO Wash inglon my residence, 2 miles west from except upon the request of the ALBERT M. COX, Salesman Burns, Caroly n Vaugbn, Linda Wil• Cray underwent surgery \Jnititd Nations. Larry D. C. or vici n ity, lhe 22nd or Rutla nd Post Office on Stale 0 WYt-222 Phone Box 229 Iiams, Sa ndra Thomas and Manin Monday for a crwihed jaw which 23rd . Guido Girolami. Phone Route 124, turn South on county WY2-3830 Spencer. 9•17•3tp roa d and follow arrows. he received in the aeeident which WY2-2529. 9-17-Jtc Rank !-Jenn i fer Lohae, Marga­ toot the life of his mother, Mrs. 1',ord Tructor with mower, 800 ret Handley, Mary Handley. i:d­ Charles (!ray. His silter, Carolyn is Bale& uf ttay, 3 Hog 1',er!ders · wina Bell, Ruth Brothers and Dor· recuperati ng at the home of her 2·410 mole size), 1950 I11terna• othy Brown. grandmother, Mrs. May Duffy, afJ tional Heavy Duty Truck L-160 M.ijorelle ra nk - Andrea EV• ter having sixty-three sli tt:hes i n TMENT APPOIN I WISH TO THANK EVERYONE .OF NOTICE lo be .!!Old for parts), Myers a ns, Lola Ziegler, Ruth An n Ed.- her faet. wh i le I was in the hO.!lpit.al for CaM 1 1,434 Water Pump, Deep WeU Pulllp wards, sandy Wells, Carol,,y n .J3;ias their kindness, their cards. I al­ Calawar, Estat• af Ch■rlu Mn. Ada Strawsbaugh an d her and T"nk, 2 three Phase Mo­ j a nd Carolyn Edwards. so wis h to thank the Holzer Hos­ DKHNd mot.tiler, Mn. Sarah Hart.men were tors, Other Motor&, Cool Drlll�. Flag bearers-Sharo n Moore .recent xuHts of relalivea in Col• pital staff, doctors and n ur,.;es s hereby givtn that E. R. i Notice Other Tool s, 1500 Ft. Pla.!lhc fat' their kindness. Calaway, whose Post Office add- and Sara� �eston . umbua. (Si1.e ranges from % " to Hose Drum MaJorette-Paul� Sar,e. Mrs. W. A. Cannan is R. D., Reedsville, Ohio, has ress Ticket •W are weU under way Wire Electric Ft. · 2000 3", Yr. and Mrs. Romer llcMurray for the Guy Lomt.rdo Shaw be· Ban d Manager-Fred d ie SlSSo n . Adm inislra• n ted appoi !)..J9. l tc duly been (Size 4 to JO., l 400 Amp. are spending 10m£- time wlth rela· ing rpomored Oc::tober 3 by the tor of 1he Estate of Charles Cala• Switch Box:, 800 Ft. 4" Oak lives in Mi chigan. Ohio, w11y late of Meigs County, Athena State Hospital Auxiliary. · Plank 9 Ft. Long, I Doz. Mr. and Mrs. Kellon Philli ps, . deceased Scheduled f« a p.m. in Mem­ Geese, 40 Chickens (Approx.) 1 Tommy an d Martha, o( Waverly orial Auditorium on the Ohio Date d this 9th day of September 1N MEMORY of my d ear husband, items 1 Doz. Ducks. The above were week e nd guests of h is mo,. Univenity Campu, , the eonttrt 1960. We repall' all types of radi­ Will iam R Eastep, who passed are to be sold betore \ Lu nch. ther Vrs. Clara Phillips. F. H O'BRIEN will feature the twin pianos of away 1 yr a,go today, Sel)t 19th, r ators frorn beater cores to •LUNCH WILL Bl SERVED Arbaugh entertained Flora M�s. Court Probate the or Judge the Royal Caudian1. :Proceeda 1 �. Sa d ly m issed by his wife, HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE ' truck �r tract or st. large the WSCS at hl'r home Sept. 11. the Ohio County, s Meig from the sh°" will lie used by K,aUe A. Eastep. 9·l 9· 1 t p Porch Swing, Room Divider, 2 Num Betz and dall&hter, Viv i an the Auiliary to umtinue the ,; 19, 26, 3tc 12, (9) tor. radia pc. Seclion al Couch, Chiffo- --- -- � TQpe visited Mrs. Num Betz a1 oreeniution'a program of a id to -- robe, Chest of Drawers, Hu_m• Nel�nvllle hospital Wednel!lday. palienta 2t the Slate Hospital prey Gas Heater (45000 BTU), Funeral llervices for Eileen Cray Bruce Callon, Pulitzer pr ize win• 12- at the Barrell Baek Chair, .Bedroom Guy Lombardo who has become Phone WY-2•2l43 n er and recogn ized authori ty on were held Monday, Sept. l Suite, Vesta Gas Range, Phi lco n Chur ch. Rev. Phil� ip a legend in a lifetime, will pre­ yteria cipal n Presb pri a be o will War, Civil Lhe Ohi Pomeroy, LEGAL NOTICE l ABC Refr\gerator, Comlf. h e Bed ford Towmhip Trustees speaker at the Oh ioana L i brary's He nderson offi ci ated wi th buria sent a pro:i:ram Including his � Cl"" UMd Can . T . -· :--: by · tery Ceme Reel Type Lawn Moworial Washer, Mem n cheon n Vinto three brothen, Carmen, Lebert, i d n lu n a rig i meel AU Mate. Hd Mtdtolt NG 0£ Meigs County, Oh'10. w i l l receive 31st annual Pedeslals, 2 Roe- MUILLIR PUii.NACE$, WISTI Flower er. 2 neral Home. Fu g n com­ and Victor. Also on the 11how will d n Stro a authors Ohio g n honori place METROPOLITAN MOTORS .., A,nold Bro- b ids at their regular meeting kers, Stan �s. 2 Sing!� Jron · · HOUSI 8 U at another member of the Lom• 29 be October , Saturday, n o posers Contributa 1960, 12, Oct. . m p. 8406 Ealt Abln SL 6:0 0 til n u 5 ' Ohio. Phone up - ri i • (Complete), Dressing Ta- · - � Beds clan, Kenney Gardner, ,.,ho Cat• Mr. bardo . Columbus House. Neil ng the followi the of purchase f'OMOf'9Y, Oh• 1-tf the 11-1 for WY ble, Gas Heater ( 15000 BTU), manied tbe Lombardo brother's . lon"s talk will be about Ohio and ent· e • for your Party · · 2 White �hairs, Lamp, Kit- BULLDOZER FOH HIRE. Ponds, !1aine, who is a fe.ltw-ed the sister be 1957 STUDEBAKER VB President, I truck : with two speed lhe Civil War, which will to� q��.;'12. chen Cabmet (Very Good), 5 vocalist. 4 dr seda n . Fmest and best and hmdscapin g. axle tires 8-25 front - 900 rear. lheme of the meeting. bsaement pc ' n aps, Boosle brakes, -heater 1 , . Dm n etle Set, Deep Fryer, Tic� for ,the ped'o�qe Studebaker Really .!!harp inside io [or 20 years, Oh of ident s re A Phone Chester, Y u kon S-3255. Mud Misccllane ous Items Col• m 81acllnor's, and out. $ 1 ,095 Oberlin ay be obtained from Mn. 'n.eo­ 8-24•30tp and defro11ter. Sub m it bids with 7' Mr. Catton attended ADA VAN METER, Owner on Reed Sr., In -PomeroJ, or by dore reporter Pomeroy. a 9 15 6tc 4' :WJUGD worked d n a x lege m p du du without mp bod y and 10' . Term,: Cash. a check and ■tamped 9e11cfing Plain the and AIR CQNDffiONll'IG, JU News d n Clevela the b d 1956 FORD VB Fmlane Hard top Not �'Mn�ible for A« idanh self addressed envelope: to, lftl. a tlon sentce. Jack's llefrlgen''.B��rd reserves the right to reject 1"'aler. He will ap,ear at the Cpe O ne of cleanest cars tn BRADFO Rb AUCTION · .. .a II b ' d Samuel B. Erskine, 20 HOO.'e.Veli tlon.. New Haven. ¥bone TU2- a..ny· or Ohioa na meeting as spoke sma n for., town $1095 Blaettnars. Porn - � COMPANY, RACINE:, 0. Drive, Athens. Yearthe of Authors Ohio s the Trustee p i h s Town d Bed�o: 6-28 tf 9 15 6te Auctionear: CRITT BRADFORD eroy, 's early canal syalem may Ohio ---,, 8037. pubs J\d,Nnce tkkels are $Z, ticket■ work have had who s n oa i Oh --A• teTIO NIEI - - By Gle n n Lee, I S le M have indi rectly llet the staee for at the door are fZ.IIG. A. C. BRADFORD. r: n a nn ual a year, •n..ge past in a the shed i l Board of i Clerk 1956 CHEVROLET VB Bel A re, 4 Cofapl.,..._ lervlcit: what eventuallly was lnown as (9) 12, 1 9 , 26, 3te future of the meetin11. dr. Sedan. Good looki ng and good I 9·17•6tc , aradfonf Crttt relief." "farm · ..ll h ave . Most of Mr. C atton s wor• , • ----, running c.ar. $99:>. Blaettnars, or Contact • Phon W...... state s orlgma1 mvest m�nt e Th I', "A f• His 11l e Civil War. proth t DAVIS H, abou been T. LATE THE 6k A I� 9 Pom eroy. ...,... Ohio. Q OR for the eonstr c­ A. C. Stillness at Appomattox" won him of $15.98'1,0M perty, brick two story, located al 813 m i le, origln e th of Uon 1956 PLYMOUTH V8 4 dr Sedan . a Pul i tzer prlie in 1954 and also a Third and Coal ROOFING SPOUTING, Sh eet Meat North state water­ tran NOTICE LEGAL . comprising the I O•P .T Q II E T R I S T Like new black and white finStreets, Mid d lePort, may be tal work and repair �rk of Sheriff'• Sile of Chattel Pro,-rty Natio nal Book Award. Two of his way 1�11te m, a ctually was only ish. Push bullo n fi hift·. $895. 9-17-30lc books, "Mr. Li ncoln's Army" and -any kind. Phon, WY 2·2301. seen a n y evening. Eaot Oowt Slrffl, Pome,oy Casa No. l 3,0SS 1 a portion of the o�er-all expense 3 won have nd" 9 15 6tc I -,-.,,,c:::::--:::-;;:;;:-:::_::;--;::;:--:;: Grou wed Blaetlnars, Pomeroy, is Hallo "Th 8-ll- 0 p• dlng to rec� Farmer1 Bank & Savlf'III• Co., 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Price $15. lo 5 (Cl... al Noon on Thurs .! him Ohioans Book Awards. HJs entailed, '!c_c:or Roun: 9 lo _ J!, Plaintiff Sla!t:_ Aud�t of 19:13 ¾ ton Chev. pickup truck. omce n ville. the Harriso in Mrs. John Slout, most recent work, "Gra n l Moves PPLY 1 V�. Rhodes. ue In A·l co ndition . Good tires. 9 14 6tc South" was puhli.!lhed early In Jame11 A. :nates, .., rte�. produce to maca s, • the Myar . . Cash pri ce $485. Atk i ns Chicks. --- ---- ---C E mo� 1960 · r, en cabinet! built to orde of kitch form • • Defendant • her anot CTION was PRODU GE 9-18-3tc there AVERA but R HIGHE - dows and doors • _· - --..,.-----,_ --wan nU,Jn i alum is• on i ut c In pursua nce to an exe "farm relief." for your laying floek. Many '54 F?RD , autom_a�ic trans m111smn earaee doors, celling tile, v!nyl aue'd (rom the court of Commo n the fflmp]etion of Even flocks on Wayne egg feed s are radio. A. D. J1v1den . Call SP3· floor Ille an� plyw�od panelinp:. Pleas or Meigs County, Pomeroy. public work, program hu.ae the produci ng eggs on less tha n four 9·16•3tc 0732. Ciill Neigler S. Jlacme, 8-ll-tfc Ohio on the 10th day o f August COMBINATION in 1847, there followed a period poun d s feed per dozen. Highly · · ' ' of y the in entur ted ball-, help a to dire c tested me lllln to triple and more and of 1960 fort i iied DISHW ARE, all k i nds. Carl Chev•upeaditures required to l:eep 1 case above named , I w i l l expose to You avo id costly slump s. You'll S..16-301 P lier, Long Bottom. 1 9 ery Montgom Gauges; 5, � t f ron h e t at on, with i t c Au the canals in repa ir and to meet sale at Public get more for your muney Triple Track - Self Storing lower, �mnlng S ft.; Gal- dlmqe ela ims arising out of 9.1 per, roy, Pome , Feed House Kautz Court the reeds. of . . JACK'S SPECIALTY. Delicious egg door Wayne , IUD· lower 9.2 , uppk h c ., 17 s sear day, s e l'J llpoll Wedn 9-19-ltc sa11dwiches. Jack's periodic floods. A CU1'flO / Oh io Meig.!I County, on Porkette COlllBINATION ft.; Lock . S , HUI u pper, of • the ntords shows that by the 28th of September, · 1960, at n i ng Dair)' Bar, Middl eport. 9-13•Btc A dam, •re JUO the Item of repairs and U S .E D ELECTRIC PORTABLE 10:00 a. m., the following , goods 9.0 lower, closed. d 1 and chattels, to-wi t :· HOUSE TRAILER 45xl 0, 1 959 up. Pomeroy-Mason 20.09. r.ewint •machine. Only $19.50. ' dam■ie awards exceeded $300,000 . model, will take furniture i n or i nfield lock runn in, one ft, W . lbe following decade p Used, electric co nsole, $49.50. Alpick-u ¾ ton IUtJ � Chev. F� In To 1953 and l) Built 1 Custom All A.M. Befm• "· III.SO amall down payment and take Marmet cloHd. so ne w Singer sewing machines seri af number J-153N0218315 reached upwards to $470,000 . . llldcll.,lllf't WY•2-2'4t o ver paymen ts. Cont.act ,lllrgil Ohio River Boat&, down, Loc:k I 1) 1� Studeb;;ker l ½ ton and vac uum cleauers. The FabA tbiee-member eommiuion ,.......,. Vl't4:-119I Layne, Chesh ire, 0., or call ric Shop. Phone WY•2-2284. �-17A18021 8 Charles R. Stephenaon 3: Ui am duil:na.ted by the Board of Pul>numbe erlal , · truck, IA.VT:. 'c=TOIY land 1:11 9-13-6tc 9-I.9-3tc EM 7-7229. I Terms of Sale: Cash �11\. hand on 13-2' Lock 9 Jane Hoag Uc tworkl, held hearings in WZ �ylvtmla Pen 13 Lock a,7, 11m day of sale. on a claim of c. c. Bellow• of cuntal'ners. bring PEACHES, YltDlt 14141 UTILITY trailer, a 'barialn at , Lock � Waverly ColumbUI, arising fr�m flOCND 8pm lli 10: 15 C. E. o[ ., � PbOlle 'l"Y-Z-174l,!11iJ Of propeM the as n Take • v:,,_,_ond • .--ATIOII -u" , l RVICI •• Webater Fruit Farm, Long Bot­ Brannon's G'arage, N . •-· Mlddl •..,rt an , Exe cu- 5:10 am f-0, A. V. Chr1a Jr. ,:10 ext.JM:Unl ever a penod of UMM satlllty to al, au 1 et , Myers lload Bradbluy IH6-3tc tom, OhJo. Phone YUkon 5-3201 • lli:20 P SI.' M '-�lepo,t, Ohio. Clm Mr. 1 8el• 8 Loci!: y 16{1, tt1all Bank s am r e even Farm and the of 1,08 favor . tlon i n throulh -cc--c-c":_ __ _ ---,,-8-1&,Uc 1111 m ,().1, Chandelieur 10 am 04. Ued tor '950. The elalm waa and Savi ngs Co. · CRAB APPLE jelly. 101 Kerr St., City , of bued 'lpon improper . n.., 5en1tt matnten• I reserve the right to rejee:t any Lock 23 Atla■ 8 pm 8'-0 9-UJ.!te __--� 19'8 FORD 1 ton Flatbed truck. Phone WY2-202l . to n 3:@ am llH). ingto fteder s Hunt mbu Colu tile e n bids. · al1 Pho and oce of TU 2- :cc:-:-:-:- - :;-:;;-;::; _--cc:-: New Haven, W. Va., A.UCTIONIIR at Gallipoli a, Thelma Ann the old Qbio Canal. nbach Up Harta C. Robert 9 12 6tp SMALL GIRL'S BICYCLE, Al.BO IS 8105. RAT ll■ASONAILI McCool - train ing wheel s . Phone WY-2Sheriff of Mel... County, Ohio 8:f6 am 1-0, Lock 23 Ben In that 1ame year, a hearing ION OUARANTEID IIACT SATIS 'Mi, pm 33{6 5:41 furell �oat Corn 9-19-Stc l 2-0, pm ltc 19, 4:,,0 GAS, FUEL OIL and . (9) . 1-ld in Circleville inv0Mn1 wu Call or wrlN I, 0. MeCoy Aliquippa 10 pm 1 1-0, Irene Cho- a aetllement of $1125 for two 111ee1. Call for tree estimate•. · o Ohl Chtttar, -1 . a, Abbott llidule,o11 tin 2:05 am 3-1, Harriett M. 1 1 claim■ qf farmers for damages sotp 22 B =an �9a l am 2-0. , ariainl fnun inundated eropa •f-� ter a faulty aqueduct flooded SPICIALS I nsurance USED CABDEN lJ'aetnn end NOTICE OF A'PPOINTMINT lb, ....,1 p,opu cau,i•• • .,., Bolar, mower bladea sharc... No. 11,.419 57 Mercury � H. P. $495.0D to, t_he fam lands. breattllroqg)J, --• PBO INSURANCE � 59 ""'rcury 'fO H. P. $595.00 Eatate of Edward P. Brownlnr :pened. cu.tom mowl.n&: and 1 '1'hele ;;;;;..;; �;;;;'.;;;; . -===�:---:� other reCCl'ds pol'· and tectlon, i:.u., Ault, l'ln, Polio. NOTICE OF APPOINTMI NT 45 H. pr; Meroury Ql,ttflt "'5.00 plowtnlhe ulties Incident diffic t e n, tr••l c,11 lloD. 11111,, lllddl perl, � Ml'rltONLrTAN MOTORS Caa No. 11,440 ' ORA!IILY TRACTOII Notice is hereby given that Dana the �na I .r• of ation oper lo e . 0..... 600 ••st Mtlll StrNt, PoMtf'OY I! 1t1t. of Aten Shain Salea.. and Servh.-e 012 E. llaiu St. B. Browning whose Po.!lt Offic . entl c re y brought to h tem were ,n,_ WY2-117D WY 2-.ao?O . N.o�ice is htreby g1ve� that Edit address Is 2360 Parkwood Avenue, Fomeroy, Pbone JJCbi during the mi crofilming of CE RAN INSU N IM'.PSO BAllNE&S . 8-ZO.tfc 7-21-lfe Columbus 1 1 , Ohio , haa been duly Sham, whoae Poat- OU ice •d ' Aleiltl. Middleport. Fire, Auto­ appointed Adm i nPStrator of the . 282 M lberry Avenue, Pomeroy, important st•te records to Jnion fm mobile. Bondi, Pbo1111 WY2- Eatate of Edward P. Browni ng, late �h io ha� been duly appointed Ex- !UN permanent preservat -U 8-27 �terlb', , 29031 0-For So.le or Rent of Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. ecutfix of the ,Ettate of Aten Shain :c:: ---: TWO YEAR old registered Guern Dated this 10th day of Septem­ late of Melg,9 County, Ohio, de• R-� ::A ,E P::: -:-::: -A TO with l)atb, se hou M Col­ ROO on E Gord FIV sale. for 1960. ber 1e1 BOU Middleport 40, , ed Rue R. nilh e unf� maa 'l'ho and ent tem, Se sem 1. , 1.2 .ba c :::,:ied this 16th day of p F. H. O'BRIEN lin,, Reedavllle, Ohio, R, D. USE RO in Gallia M r e ROO appea to 1■r, FIVE cited : and wu FOR SALE second story. garage Judge of the Probate Court ber, 1960. 9-1"-1!> vln Mel . t on a Uon Cour loea . a­ lpal Che nice mnk ' in s b' bat.h, acre Coari with t� outb uildin,a, F. H. O'BR-N Meigs County, Ohio . eroy wao _, H Pom e, St )ng. 111t Cbr,r uf• !l� . ., Hood. 111 Lo.: PE'.{IIIESii PUPl'IES- REASON­ ter next lo school. Approv� Jud 1e of the Probate Colll't (9 ) ID, 2tl; (10) 3, 3tc l. sotp I (JI) Patro State . Ohio the 732 UNI , J Call, . WY 'f" W, by Ani.E. Mrs. W. for G I Loan. Call Meigs County, Ohio t. I 7 , ' . T- -t 0 3t<' lel)Ol' Kldd St 0 o::, , , 8:J'J3,m , 9-l s.6tc (9) 19, 28; (1 ) 3 9-IIMJtp . 19)' For Sole l'b� e �-1-31114 ts WA N T A DS Wil kesv ille Social Events te-- Band Personel to Esl, Re_o_ 12(---- d apart­ 11 ROOMS, WITH BATH Two Jtoey ment, bath and utllny room home near school. Take over newly paiflted. Up1tair1 insi d e per month pa.yru.nta 11fter '48.00 private entra.nft $33.00. Phone n L Phone WY 2-4324. payme down 9·16.3tc WY2.Q997. • 21 FOR CONSJlllJ'�N T DEPE l"DAB LF ilESULTtl aATl!S Due t o the na ture of l he work in Lh!! welfare field. The Salvation Gold a Mournin g , Mrs. Bruee Bing­ Ar my has alwu) .> (luietl}' and earn. ham, Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Mrs. estly fulfilled lhe need� of the per­ William Childs, Mrs. Perry Mitch, son wit hout fan farc, or 1•mbarrass• Mrs. Richard Oiler, Mrs. Ho mer nwn t to the individual. 11 is aH;o Rice, )lrs. Harry Houdashelt, Mrs. one of the few agencies which re . 'to m Darst, Mrs. Ed ward Evans. quire a m i nimum of red I.ape to Mr�. Paul Theis, Mrs. Claud e Ash­ fulfill the reques! of t h ose rn nePd. !('�' . Mrs. C. C. Ch11pman , Mrs. Faye Mr. Barnes said, "We are cer­ Wallace, Mrs. Shirley Mills, Mrs. tairily grateful to all volunteer Dale Dutton, Mrs. Helen Lloyd; workers m aking the calls and to Mr. Charles Vrom an, Mr. Remo those who have helped in the or. N' ri, Mrs. Arthur Gilmore. rriso nville: Mrs. Felix Alkire, ganizalio n of the drive. II :s the Faye Lewis and i�rs. Wayne people who give an d work so gen­ erously that will make this drive a Beal. Rolland: Stella Alkins, Pauline success." �frs. Beatrice Woods and Atkins. The Army asks that if. fl.Iler a Hazel Blackwood. are you time, of length reasonable cream wi th "Happy Birthday" to Portlan d : Mrs . Robert G. Beegle, those mentioned above a nd Co n. not contacled for your contribu­ Mrs. Clair Boso , Mrs. Grace Allen. lion you ma y send or �1ve it lo · nie Bach ner, Corky a nd Teresa Raci ne; Ernest A. Wingett, Mrs. N i c i nisk i , Sherman Mms, Ricky one of the followin g: C:, mpai l:( n William Blake, Mrs. F. A. Bailey, Triplett, Kimberly Johnso n, Billy Treasurers: Mr. E. E. We2ks, Porn• Mrs. C. H. -Bryson, Mrs. Dean a nd Steve Dllllas, Dan ny McClou d , eroy Nationa l Bank; Mr. Paul Brinker. Raymo nd Roach, Patty and Cheryl Smart, Citizens Nation.i l Bank, Cros9.an, Ricky Van Meter, Debbie M i ddle port; M r. Willia m Hobstet. Hi n kle, Va nessa Pettit, Bill Hen• tc r , Rutl a nd Na tional Ban!t, or s!er of Middleport and Ted and Miss Vera Bef'gle, Racine Home John Lehew o f Pomeroy an d Deb- Bank. Cheeks shoul d be made pay. able to The Salvation Ar'lly. bie's broth�. Bobby. Workers are: Pom1iroy --Mrs. El . Debbie also received gift, mer Wickline , Mrs. MHdred Wells, from her great grand m others, Mrs. K e nneth Finley, Mrs. Harrie , Mrs. Lee Pratt .imd Mrs. c. Ebersbaeh who were u nable to Wood ard, Mrs. Ruth Buff'ngt on. 'Mrs. Chester Knight, Mrs. Harry attend. Bailey, Mrs. Robert L. -Brown, Mrs. l --�;;;;;;;;�;;;;;:;;;;;;;.__1 1 Thomas Burnside, Mrs. Thomas Eugene Sears, bandmaster at Bowen, c. F. Tompkins , :'vi.rs, Paul MHS, announce d the perso nn el of Werner, Mr�. W. II. Landers. Mrs. the Senior Ba nd Friday aHernoon r Doris G rueser (M i t1ersville), Mrs. as follows: Jane M. Baxter, Miss Cin dy SwatDoris Rice, Suzan ne ,Bradbury, zel, Mrs. Ho m er B raley, Mrs. W. 0, Betty Gil more Martha Fowler, Pat, Atkins. Mrs. Isabel Couch, Mrs. ty Lowery. Susie Allensworth. Gay nelle Wise, 11rs. Virgil c. Barbara Jo nes, Judy Butcher, Mike Br tuCILLI �WktNI Hayes, Mrs. Wyall Gilbert, Mrs. Lloyd, Melvin Swisher, Seren Lew­ Word has been re:ceived ,here Anna Yeager , Mrs. Clarence A11- is, Linda Kauff, Dia ne Va n Coo ney th,it Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sb•y (LIie· der11o n, Mrs. W. L. Strauss, Mrs. Karen McElhi nn y, Christine Coats, ille M ees) who were inJlU'ed in an Lawrence Francis ancl :\11lry Bone­ Russell iVlcElhin ny, Sa m Clatwor­ $1fomobile oa cqlderit - iaat week cutter. thy. Farrell Shuler , Mike Archer, Bradbury: Mrs. Allen Roush and A nn Criner. we?e improving. Mr. !ib,17 la able to be up but Mrs. Shay ii aUII Mrs . Charles Le wis, Charlene Dav i s, Dick Swaekhem­ Mi d dleport: Mr. Robert Ashley, er, Keith Morgan, Jack Sutterfield, confin ed to the b01pit1l. Mr•. Earl Denny and aon, Earl Mrs. Charles Asa Br11dbury, Mrs. Daye Thomas, Arland Ki ng, Judy Jr. were in Chillicothe Saturday Owe n Bratton. Mr. Lightning Boyd, Wil d er m uth, · Dave Wiley, Sandy and were a cc omp1nled home by Mrs. Hele na Haker, i'1r. Bert Bable. Bre'i'"glou, Dave Cosci, Roy Cole• Mr. Denny'll 1lster, Mn, J\oa1 Tom Mrs. Ronal d Hand, Mrs. Charles man, Ju d y Sauer , Larry Hannigan, ltnsoo, for an overnirht vialt. Sh e Ed wards, Mrs. Paul Mourning, Mrs. Mick Morris, Jim Hackett., Tom W&I a ccompanied home $µnd11y A nde-rsnn, Butch Bachtel . Karen aftemoon by Mr. snd Mra. Denny. Barh ner, Judy Martin, Carol Scott, C1 Be n tz Wolfe visited Saturday in Carla Sue Gil m ore, Rosetta Rich• Plants with hia sh:ten, Miaaes ards, Sue Slater, Kay Jenkinson, Ida and Augusta Wolle and broIva Slewart , Lynn Daniels, Carolyn ther, Grover. Searls, Janet Baker, Ellen Dutton, Mrs. C. F. Tompkina, Miss Susie Pullen, Janice Zirkle. Clare Je nni ngs a nd Mi68 Florence Janis Hauck, Caroly n Russell, Ann Bearhs were vi s itors i n Col• Li nd a Smith, Joy Boggs, D i ane umbus Friday. Mary Swanson, Paul Criswell, Mr . and Mrs. Hugh Graber and Cheryl Fife, Robert The Mason PTA w i l l kick-of! Thompson, family of Daylon were weekend James Butcher. and Schmoll , their annual membership drive guests of his mother, Mrs. Char­ Managers for this year will be Monday, Sept. 19th, The drive les Graber a nd Misll Ella He n Wayne Davi s and Paul Wilso n . will extend through Oct. 8th. neuy. Mr. Sears Next Wed nesday Airs. Evelyn Haley, member­ Mr. and Mr.!I. Jack Phillips of sh ip chairman, held a meeti ng at pl.ans to begi n testl ni:: for the in­ Cinclnnali were weeke n d gu est s the Gra d e School, Sept. 15th. for strumental ba n d perso n nel and of his father, Alfred Phillips. all th e membership team. Me m ­ about the first of next month he Mrs. Wal ter M i ller has return­ bership cards were given all the plans to have a meetlng of the ed home after a v is it at Franklin com m ittee a n d a goul of 200 or •paren1s at the h i gh school at Furna ce, with her aunt, Mrs. Roie more was ann ou n ced. There· wh ich tim� there will be a display E. Va n ce a nd i n H un tington, W. were 175 la.at year. It is hoped to of I nstrume nts for those who are Va. wHh Mr. a nd Mrs. Loren Cav­ conta ct everyone i n the co m­ interested in purchasing them for ei-lee. munity and surrou nding areas. the i r childre n. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker of .Everyone is welcome lo join and Ctiester Road and Mr. a nd Mrs. attend our PTA meetingll. l.awrence Walter of Middl eport., That means all parents, both c,f spe nt Sunday with re latives in of every child in school; them, Galllpo lis. in not of children pare n ts POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. UPI Miss lSrenda Sue, lnir&ham school and parents of children -The N1,v y flted a 62-foot NERV i n Marietta s pent the week end with her llister, Mi!18 Sandra K-ay no longer i n school, AU teachers rocket 1 ,200 mi les in 10 spa ce today, i n school, retired teachers and hopi ng to re cover an i nstrument In grah1m. Slte, w111 accompanied future tea chers, all oth er per­ capsule from H to help chart pos. home · Stindt)' ·In' heir moth er, sons who are interested in the sible paths for m an to follow Mrs. Olive In3raham who .!!pent welfare of children and young\ through deadly radiati on belts the day with her dauehter. people even if they have no chil• above the earth. � Mr. and Mra. Clarence Burt o( dren i n th eir immed i ate family The four-stage , solid fuel ed nu, Mann, W. Va. were weekend are urged to attend. re covery vehicle clear emulsion 8Ueats of Mr. and Mrs. Charles If in som e way you are not (NERV) rocket was to ae n d an 88Burt. contacted personally, membersh ip pound packet back to earth where Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Parfitt rt· at th e it could be recovered by ships cards will be avaUsbl e turned to their homei Cbarleaton, next PTA meet ing, Oct. 1 1 . waitin g 1,200 miles off the coast. W. Va. Sunday, after a weeks viait with his wenh, Mr. and GRAHAM IN GERMANY Mra. Edward ParfiJt. HAMBURG. Germany (UPI) Mr. and Mr1. ct,yton White For Denni& Hackett American evaneelist BUl y Graham and fa�UJ of Warren arrived A family dlnner was held Su n­ preached to ·a crowd o( 20,000 per­ Satur�y. for a vlalt with her par­ ent,, Mr. and Mr1, Edw11rd · P1r­ day at noon at the Geor1e Hac­ son s here Sunday nliht after ar­ ) kett, Jr. home in Middleport to riving from Essen, the first atop fitt. of birthday eighth the celebrate his in current German cftlsade. Mn. }kttle ·aerry r�turned to thei r son, Dennis, her horpe, Ca�on City, Colorado Deqnl.!1' birthday ea.Ice was ser. Salurd,Q, after a several weekl with the dinner to hi11 grand, ved vilit with relatlvea and friends. parenb, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sm•rt and bis parents, · Mr. and Mr.!1. Hackett and his brothers and sis,­ ters, Roae Marie, Bill, Li nda and • Melanie. NEW 11111 USED Memb ers of the Ours ramily met at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Sunda y, Sept. 4, to celebrate their 10th annual reuni on. Guests arrived at noon with well filled b.11skets and a bou ntilul din. ner Wjjs served lo all tho se present. Grace was given by the Rev. Roy Bush. N busin ess meetJng was held i n the aHernoon and oUicers for the co m ing year were electe d as fol­ lows: preside nt, Wude n Ours· vice preside n t, Chrissi e Powell ; 1oecrctary . treasurer. Mrs. 'Mildred Donohew. Following the busi n ess sessi on a soiial hour was spent i n si nglng, game and reminiscing, At-tendi n g were Mr. a nd Mrs . Al­ len Stobart an d son, M id dleport; Mr. an d Mrs. Starli ng Orr and fem. ily of Colu m bus , Mrs. Howard Rob­ insn n and sons of Ra c i n e, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ernest Bush ot Racine, Dora Brown, New Wjjterford, Ohio; Eas• ton Pike , Chesapeake: Mr. and Ml'.!I. W i ley Ours and family, Ra ci ne; Mr. and Mrs. Willard P igott and daughters, Lon g Bottom; •Mr. and :wrr.!I. Roy Bush an d so n , East Liv• ercpool ; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ci r• The Stea m er Av.ulon in itll lall cle and family, Racine; Mrs. M ae itinerary is scheituled on Monday, Va n Meter a nd daugh ter, Lo ng Sept. 1 9 at Po meroy, Ohio; Tues. Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles day, Sept. 20 at Marietta, Oh i o; 111ld Bush an d fa m ily. Raci ne Mr. a nd ; We dn esday, Sept. 21. at New Mart• Mrs , H. E. Moneypenny, La nc as­ insvlllt•, W. Va. ter. The Avalon ls glass enclosed, has Also, Mr. and Mrs. Chrissi e Pow­ four deck and 1370 passenger cap­ ell , Racine; Mr. a nd Mrs. Jacob acity. Musi c for dancing on all Bus h and family, Racine; Mr. a nd ri des is provided by the Rhythm Mrs. Ernest Johnson a nd family Masters Orchestra. Ches hire; Howard Blazer, Gallipolls; Mr. and Mrs. V into n Jones a nd _Mr. anl Mn. E. Riffle, Mrs. Sam Halstead, Mr11. He nry Johnson, family, Du nbar. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dodd, Mr and Mi's. Mrs. E. J. Ours, Buckeye Lake; Ralph Gibbs Jr., Mrs. Albert D. George Co nnally, Raci ne; RahJh Thomp son, Mra Donald Haynes, Murry, Dunbar, W. Va.; Dallas Mra . .Tame1 Hart, Mr■• Lleulo Mtrk s, Long Bottom; Robert Bu8h, Roush, Mrs. Sebastla n Tedesco, Lancaster: Harley Jonea, Dunbar; Mrs. Aito n Bo nrtey, Mn. Harry Mr. and Mrs. George Jacbon, Tif• Staats, Mrs. Stanley Coltey, Mra. fi n ; Mr. a nd Mn. Clarence Layne and fam i ly, Crown Ci ty; Mr. and Pete Roush. 'Mra. Dale Powell , Columbus; Mr. HALLOWEIN CARNIVAL Commi lteea tor the lfalloween and Mrs. Clare nce Grove, Bethel, Carnival to 00 · held Oct. 3,1 and Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Emory 0Ul'$, �2 by tbe PTA were named by ,Beaver Falls, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Baum&ard ner, co-chair­ George Moore, Raci ne; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ours and daughtel', man wi th Mr1. R6bert Sam . Hu nt i ngton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Comm i tt ees are a■ follow!!: Bush, Racine; Mr.!I. Myrtle Mc­ Tlte ctHeutive committee of the Side-show Mn. Paul Powell Closkey, Ona, W. Va.: Mn. Ella Sall1bur, P.'Jl'.A. met at U1e tthoo1 a nd Mra. AdrJan L.athey; . Rina Buc hanan, Hunti ngton; Robert Tbund�y .-vtnlnf: and · 111med the To&$, Mre. R. G. Greene, Mra. Ours, Long Boltoru; Marion Oun, followth• commlttett: George Ingles ; Pop�orn, Mr. and Raci ne; Mra, Roy Donahew and WAYS fl !RANS; Phylllt S�l­ Mn. John Morgan, Mr. and Mra. family, Racine; Mr. and Mn, nner (chairman). , Polly H)'Nll, Donald Brown; Balloon Man, not George Donahew, Columbus; Flor­ Grace Ab?tott, Jane Abbott., named; Sponk room, Mr. and ence C ircle, Raci ne ; Mr, and Mr,, M EMBERSHIP; Wanda El!lln Mn. Frank Thompaon; Mr. and Warden Ou1'8, Lone Bottom; Mn. (chatrmea), Do� GJl.1pON, Betlf Mrt. Cul Tennant, Mr. and 111'1. Jim Patt erson, ColumbUJ; Mr. and WeysmUler, Helen Rightbou■e, Charle1 Dodd; . Pocket Lady, Mrs. Mrs. Jame-9 Cotnell, PomerOf; Mra. A&nei Dixon, Glady, BN>thers, Robert Gilmore. Mrs. Jame1 Ed Deem, PQ,l'lland; .poise Turley, �• Moore. Cun ningham; Publ ic ity, Ml'!I. R. Dunbar; Lewi11 Oun, WellJvllle; PROGRAM fl PUBLICrrY; Car­ D. Rouah, Mn. Nebon Roush, Dennis Ours, Eaat Liverpool and o l Ohllnier, D� Will (Co­ Mrs. Leo Litchfield; Fortune Tell Mrs. Charles Ru11ell, Waverly, W. Chairman), Genevieve BurdeUee, 1111 Booth, Mra, Paul Rlc:kard, Va. Mn. Zither, Mra. Jo11chlm, Mrs. R,,y Coot; Fi ah Pond, Mr. HOSl'ITALITY; ''The Teach­ and Mra. Robert , Johnston, Mr. " HOLHR HOS,ITAL er■," SCHQO,L NEWSf Mn. Smith; and llr1. Joe Paugh; Flower Shop Admiulona �pt. lit: �.. Wa,ne H&At.TH; Mn. Hewetaon; MAG­ Mr1, Harry MIiier, Mra. Jack J'rey Evereu MUhoan Pameroy; Jira. AZINE CIL\IR�; l,my Grue­ Mrs. Tom Hoffman; FOod Stand, Faye Marie J'uga\e, West COl\lmbla ser and Dill. Mrs. Nora 8ta1ta, Mn. William Mrs. Robert Arthur Runnel, 'Mid­ IQ'n:HtN; ll 1 r y Slll'<h• McFarland, Mn. John Hoffraan, dleport: Mn. Annot A. Knleht, (cha irman), Ruth Offutt, DotUe Mn, BIU Shinn, Mn. ♦romm:, Che...hire. Clark, Emma Brpderlcll:, Betty Weaver, :&lra. Robert Hayes, Mn. Di!t!hargee, Sept. 18: Ceell Da, Evau. �lth Hall, Wanda 8blin, Albert Tbornpaon, Mra. Gerald via, Mrs, Wlll9n Pay.ne, l'rederict Muine · illcbaelt, Leona Kan, Clark ; Country Store, Mr. and Aust in, Dona:Ia Bendrtcka, Mri. Ai,. Pearl Sheei:.., Kathy PuUina, Lou­ Mn. /amf!8 Haggerty. M:r. and hod Biahop, Mn. I. R. Fr1le1, loe llart,I� llulne Arnold, Ruby MN. Donald Hartley, Mrs. Rtrlph Nloky Canpn, T•""!IY )!ar,et� P'rid, BlaaCbe llmilt, 1h11' Sav0 Gibhi Jr,, lair., Foster Grin• Junior Ratcliff, C.111ten� DeWitt• a,e, lva' Powll stead, M'ra. John Boat, llra, Emil !IOII ■n4 w.;t� l)INING 80011; AcM1 D1mt AvaJori Calling At Pomeroy On Itinerary - Salvation 2-30 Pl . . . . . Next Monday is the day for The Salvation Army drive in Meigs County it was announced today by M r . Harry Barnes, Campaign Chairman. Volunte er workers will canvass house to house in their re­ sp ective neigh borhoods. All workers will attempt to complete th�ir calls within ten days and turn in the money to the Cam­ paign Treasurers of their commun ities. "1 ( 1 4 l For Rent FouR ROOM unf�rni�he Daily Senlhiel, Pomeroy-Mid dlepor t. 0., Sept. 19. 1960-3 = f 20 1 .Business Servi ces N OT IC E - . IHIN'T Pll'I' ANTI-FIIEEZE IN A LEAK¥ RA.IA'l'OR • IM __,. I 5 hereby given that -we ore no longf!r operat ing ar connected "." ith the Ho­ tel Mo rtin or Hotel Mafltlfl Ba r of Po­ meroy, Ohia. u, Guffltll'8e "fou ier N. Trouble-Free Win The ' ONLY COMP LETE IJ.•d;ator Shop In The Bend ·SAME JiA,Y SERVICE 5affl•el 0. Perry 'l<i,gi nia M. Peril HACKE1T1 SOHIO -- POMEROY, OHIO •'' �• •• THE ,. • r DAILY SENT>NEL Commentating Editorially We're _ With local baseball for· t he year a t h in g of � past in the minds of fa ns . who 110v, center their thoughts on grid contest s, we wou ld like to give them somet hin g to th ink u pon durin g the long , cold winter. It is that all Little League teams in Meigs cvunty make a try at gdting in1o the Little League World Series If all teams of the county should pick two or thre'e of their choice players and put them t• all in one group, for all we know, we may ·i l;l�ve a Little League World Series contender, eveb a winner. The cost of "joining'' the '' Nationa l Little League" organization is minor: $35 annually. However, that lsn't quite all of the require­ :,n&nta. None are insurmountab le, or even irk­ • �rstly, Middleport a lready is paying $35. Tberr.fore, if the entire county - as other areas arrange it - were to associate together i'llo a "Middleport League" and a "Pomeroy­ fl:,lcJne League" or "Division, " the cost stiJl would be $Sf;. Pro-rated between (he com­ munities, the cost becomes no obstacle to anyone. In this connectio n, season play could con­ tinue exactly as H does now, complete ly se­ parate. The (livisions would come together only for purposes or the Al l-Star team for the National LiHle League eliminations. There are two other requirements that come to mind \•ihich would entail action on tl:)e part of the teams now outside Middleport. One is that d ugouts arn require d. These are simple things to constr uct, usual ly being availab le from donated materi als and labor. The other is that no adult.s coach the hases d u ring games. Pl.._vers perform that chore in a l l eases. Wt! see no p articular difficult y over that ru le. It merel y tends to p lace a little more of the gall'(' in the kids' hands, which is where it belor.gs. Middleport ' his year lost its opening game with Fairland by one run. Fairland lost to New Boston liy a coup.le, and New Boston made the World Series. So you see, it is not a i all preposterous to dream of a Meigs team in the World Series. Middleport this year augmented by the best boys from the Pomeroy-Racine-Syracuse clubs s h ould have had an excellent chance to go all the way. The suspicion lurks strongly with many b aseball fans that our current crops of Little Leaguers, year to year, are on a par with any in the country. For example, Middleporl's two All-Star pitchers , Gary Stobart and Mike Bratton, had the stuff to take a stronger hit­ ting and sharper defensive club all the way. The hurlers in the Little League World Series finals that appeared on TV seemed to have nothing that either of these Middleport boys didn't duplicate regularly the past summer. Next year it might be Pomeroy, or Racine, t o come up with outstandin g pitchers. The recent year that Tom White of Pom­ eroy, Charley Bush of Middleport, and Larry Price of Portland were mowing batters down i s an exam ple. Let us cogitate upon this between now and next . April. We surely are missing a boat by not capitalizin g on the talents of our fine youngsters, and the excellent abilities of ouP a dult leaders in the local Little Leasue pro­ gra m. Working Commit._t_e_e_s___ Na_m_ed At F•1rst Meet1, ng In New aven · The Nc.•w Haven PTA hrld its. yc>.ir were announce d: PTA Coun• flr1t m<•etin� or 1he ,.;chool yi•iir ry f'ounl'il Rl' pr<'sen lalil'cs Paul I Thur!lday l'vcning at 1 h r �chool / l'owull .ind Mrs. Morgan; tlB tulget'J'.he nieel ing 0 1 ,ened With tlli• , Fin.int·e, Mrs. Jack hey, Mrs. � in gi ng of " � merk;i'' m·r·ompan . Lewis Capehart, Mrs. James led o n the p 1 '·mo hy M is, '"lh•I ,. , , J I11,.,.,c .,., ,rI}. , M rs, ,J a meN C u n m. n g . 1 Ri d dl l', fn l !ow1•d wit!1 t he llai:,: ham. Mrs . Hay rnnn<.I Sb k, G l l· nn pledge and 1h<' l 'TA prny,1r led Smith, Donald Bu mgardner Carl by M u. Nelson Housh. Tlw i le. K ing· N lion I PTA M ' 7 . votio m wrre i,:iwn by Mrs . John Miss ' E t �ii l � iddl e ; Te l:.�� ��;• Morgan. Mrs . F.,ug ene H ess.on . Mr!i.,'. J0 h 11' The hu1ilnesi, mert_in.i: .�as ('Oil• llrBbha m ; Puhlic ity . Mrs. Carroll du l � d by Mrs. David Ji 11> lds .Jr . ., ,,\\da�s !t., MrM. B. It . Vance; � Jlrts1de nt. Mrs, _John Hoff m 11.11, l�m;p1ta lity, Mrs. Howard J . Hur• . mc m l:w rsh1 p cha1rma n, r1· ported r111; Mr � . Rohorl Ju}rnsto n, Mrs. that the c!imm illl!e had sold 2 1 7 Phil Batey, Mrs. Ch 1;1 rJC's Weaver; membership to dale. The d u h f'huracter • Spir i tuul Ed uealion, voted to a{'cept the rc11ort or th (' M u . Ha rol d Bum g arner ; Heallhbu dget• �11111n�c comiltce . to spon• E:xrr pti nrr nl Chil d , Mrs. Bo h by ,or again th11, year the ll11llowt•e11 lloush, Mrs. Robert Gilmore and Car n h•11I .ind VaritJ!y Show. The Mrs. Wyllis Davis ; Sa fety - Ralph funds t o jlo towards the huyi ng , G ibb s J r.: Progr11 m , Mr�. Foster of needed mulcrinl 11nd eq uip . Gri1111le.u d, Mrs. R o y Jone s ; Year m ent. Mrs. Donal d Du mgard n r r book, Mrs , E verett Housh , Mrs. an nounced that the cnrni�,11,I will Tom H arry Hoffman, Mrs. be held on Friday an1/ Sa111rd11 .v. Miller, · Mr.e . John Powell ; Me m O ct. 2 1 -22. 11 WliS also announr('d IJllrship, Mr s . ,loh n Hoffma n , Mrs. that pl 11 ygrou n d equipment woul r! Ju C'K Needs, Mnr . Eu gene WM• be pai nted l h l.'1 week. vl'r, Mrs, Roy D . Gri rn m, Mr.1 . / Comm i ttees for the roming Uoh� rt Gllmorfl, M rs . Grlnatead I •• · - DA IL v- cR os--s--.Wl J0 - Ro • �OROSS 8. Wtnge4 r 1. m.ach lnla1.'• 7. Sudan. / tool 11.1ella 1 8. Mino I, A IQ.W .,. Wea aoro ' entra.nco 13 Dip• out J 9 Rt or 11: Pivot · int: lt. ll'tut or Lake Ontario -Greek letter 10 Compue I. Wh•J.. point " (abbr., 17· :::S • I 1'. Cautlort9 Itr t 1' beforehan4 u eo;: -• .. .J. :18. Play bol-. 1 por,w,, ,. terou■Jy (abbr,, 18, Havtnc- • , 11, Abo@ dJalt• On the 20. A.udJmoe :u. •• ' .' ' '� ?'· ' '.\, t' l ,• fall .,..... , i,. Somnam,. lnllwt tf. l'lrm j a.,m .,_ ti, Ahaad • IO, Mars� aa, Bel(lan. oeaport 9', Olrl'• name If. e..... 61. In a line J9. Ventilated 40, Vlrllant ,1. Bltln&' tnaecta U. CoMed DOWN 1, Tudl■r 2. Sharp �:a..) �,. s ure (dial.) It$. Wool f&t l•l•.,.11'1 -'•••• 18. Dry' aG. Allowane1 30. Nourllhq for wa■te 31, Summon. :ST. Clpretto forth (ll&ng) 82. Cut, 11 3S. Mllkflllla I J Willl WOCMt If. Olrl'I name • m�tk "T"'"nl:"11'1"'ft �P""t II ,-,l?"Tlr"" ' _'P.11"'1 1q J ». • :12, D&rilllll mea■.. llre 18. Ana , 0t NortJI •o t,-r;--;�+➔h-+-+-1, h"'t--1,-- t,,,..+-1- -1-+-f""'.I--I :--t-'"t'-11--1--t -t""t-t ➔-+-+-I • -t--+-cl- h,,t--i�-f-"• lff-t-- l!M-f"'"'t-11°'-f art-t--f--t 't-f--f--ir- - a. ram. m&ehlnt ,. B&m,yanl tow! l, MIA'a ,-19 DAILY CB1'JITOQUOTE - R-'• how to work It, t :i , , . ,,A, .X 11' .P Ii B A A X B lo L O N Q l' lt L L O W ,OM 1etbrr llmply •tan.eta tot another, In thla sampl't A. 11 U1M1 :l:tr Ulll thl'lt X tor the two- O'a, etc. Sln.-rle lettera, apoe,. •� _ trophlu, the Jenlt,tl and fOl'rft.allon ot tht WONI ar. all laill&I '1loll 11-.y ... - i.tt.,.. .... dlewut.. L'-. A 0.,-plo.,... Qaotallo• ' Ill P II II l II X L I< V F H T 11: W T O , K IP H K K H X l Q II H II J K Q II L X 0 ■ 11 - G IP W Z K a R R IV C H, \ WEU-••· HOw'S -n,E INSURANCE SUSr NESS GOINC:r, SA6�0RE :I QUIT ! TOO TOU�! TOO MUCH COMPe'frTION,/ l:'M SELLJN 5 CARS NOW••• iHAT'S WHAT :t WAM'TED m "TALK "TO V0V ABOUT ·•· Meig•s & Mason CoJDing Events Sept. 19 . Dr. Dooley's recorded speech given at OlT this summer for Hoys State, on his Laos ex:pe.ri en ce1>, at 8 p. m . Drew Webster Post Home. The public is invited. The Letart Falls PTA will meet Mond ay, Sept. 19th, at 7 : 30 p. m . in the Grade School audi• tori um. Raci ne PTA will hold Its first meeting of the current .school year at the GrBde Sehool build­ ing Monday, 7 : 30 p. m. Sept. 19. Board meeting of the Red CroS.8 at the Health Offl ce 14t 7:45 Monday n ight, SIPT, 21 Clas1 1 2 of the the Heath Metho• dilit Church will meet Wednesday eveninjl a t 6 o'clock at the home of M�;, wDo�: Mrs. 0. P. Klein for a potluck din atd Brown, Mrs. LeHley Roush, ner. Members are to bring a cm· . Mrs. John Ferguson, Mrs. Carl ered dish a nd lhelr own table s er­ Sullivan. Mrs . Bill Shinn, Mrs. vice. Daw, Sta. I.,. �" · Eugeoe Athey. ...... 22 �rs. H�arry Staats, Mrs. Denver The Past Pre11ident1 of the La• 1 ho m 1i,�nn , Mrs. Robert Sayre, r,�. Lee dies AuxiUary of Drew Webster M_rs . Evnel l Roush. � ��1t hlit>l d , M rs. �rabha m , Mr!!. Po1t American Leilon will meet lla ?gerty, H c,cre 11!10n•Plargr01m d Wednesday evening, Sept. 22, at � . . the home of Mrs. Pearl Hysell. , DaRa}0 mond S11;k, Jalk Neuls, ·1 i r · cI I 5 J r., J h n w o If e R d The Meiga Cou n ty Demori'atie ; l'� ,.°,, � \ '_i c f\ofr.q_ Roburt Women'H Club will meet Thursd .a y mg.l,1br11ry Sl' n.ac. l l11y u s, Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mr� . al 7:30 JI. m. 1;1l the Second Ward Joh � Powell, Mrs. Albert Roush; House. Ch .a ir m en of !lome H11o m RepreSopt. 2' sent u livcs , Mrs. Paul Powe ll, Harveatera Claaa or Happy The Mrs. Adri H n Latlwy; Chairm en of c h will have an Chur Federa.led the , Carnlv.il . Mrs, D. Bur'l\..-ddt;•t ', Hnd qafeteria s11cial cream il'e Mre . R . s11yre; Var1et) Jtlrl'v. 'M'!'s hrnch . Saturday, beginning 11l 4 p. Powell · Registr ar ms· Fll.\'I•· m. Ho me m ade ice cream, cake ' S m ith. ' sandwiches, baked beans , potato Home room rf'presC'nlat ives were s11lad and coffee will be sold. SEPT, 25 na m ed, Mrs . Vance's l �t i:;:radc, Ther1� will be a Homecomi ng at Mrs. Carl Sulliv.an, Mrs. Bill l l ow­ 11rd; Mr:s. Ohli riger's 1st and 2nd the Hazael Community Church with grade, Mrs. Dwight Sayni and er will lw liev. N . L. Russell, Alh• Mn . Marlo n 0'1 1 ingcr; Mrs. a ba5kcl dinner at noon. There Smith':11 2nd grade, Mrs. Donald will br Sl)ecial singing. The speak" Bu m gard ner, Mrs. Robert Gil• en�, Ohio. Everyone la i nv i ted to more; Mrs. Housh's 3rd grade, attend. Mrs . John _Fen::l�son, . Mrs. Tony Colley; M111s R1rtdle s 3rd and 4th grade, Mni . Mnrvi_n Rous�. . . Mrs. Clem1t While; Miss Allen s rrib,_E ,��. w;;�;:;, •. H -----·--·�---------- They'll Do It Every Tinie .. ..... Missing A Bont some. ' ,., ' -- ���" g•:i�- :�: �:�::::: �:r::: Mrs. Clark's 5th grade, Mrs, R. G. Gree ne a nd Mrs. Harold Trus�t'll; Mrs. Brown's 6th grad e, Mrs. Roy Cooke and Mrs. Nelson Roush; Mrs. Clyde Foley, subs tl• t ute teac hor • ..,,t h an d 8l h grade room, Mrs. Samuel Halstead .und Mrs. Jack Frey. The W. Va. State PTA conventlon of Mutinsburg, W. Va .. on Oct. 5, 6 an d 7 was .a n nou nc• e d . Mrs. Fields in troduced the teachers and a n nounced that Mrs Burrell Dawson was In the hos. pita! ;md unable to be with them Th e room cou nt was wo n by , Mrs_ Housh a 3rd gra d e room. Mrs . Gr insto�d Introduced Ralph G i bbs Jr. who mslalled the patrol boys Steven Wood, Mark Grin stead a nd Johnny Bost, Ershel Rt rue, George Johnson a nd M i ke Layne. Mr. Gibb.1 was in ch11rae of th e program . He showed a sarety film t itled ''In credible Journey." Hoatesses for the even in1 were Miss Alle n '11 home room repre!lll n tallve s. Those reglsteri n& were Mrs. John Holtman, Mrs. Robert Dye, Mr,9, Bill Marple, Ellen Layne, I ,Josephlne MIiier, Mr.!1. Charles Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M i lJer, Mrs. Lewis Capehart, Ada A. Clarke, Anna All•n, Jack Needs. John · Bost, Mrs. Roy Cooke, Mrs. James Howard, Mrs. Rober� Layne, Mrs. Inez Rou11h, l'ill'II, Don Bumgardner, Mra. Bv­ erett ROU.!lh, Mrs. BIil Shinn, Mrs. Leo Litchfield, Mrs. Gene Alhey, Mrs. Lesley Ro1.&11h, Carl K i ng, Mr. and Mu. ctemlt Wh ite, Mra. Paul Harmon, Mn. wm. lam Md'arland, Mrs. David Fields Jr., Mrs. Fo1t.er Grlnatead, Mn. Eu&ene Hud nall, Evelyn Rou■h, Raymond Roush. Mrs. Jame■ Hauerly, Mra. Ger­ ald Olarll:, Mn. Joseph Pau1h, Ethel Riddle, Mrs. E. C. Riddle. Mn. John Ridgway, Mrs. Emo Wo,?<1, Mr,. WiUJam Gibbs, Yrs. Tom Hoffman, Mra. Robert Ten• nant, Mn. Cutoll Adama Jr., Mn. NeJIQJl ;Rous� Mn. .R. D. Rouah, MN: Jtme,9 CUnnJncham, Mrs Neil Haymaker. ltra. B. R. Vance, M'-fi. Herman Layne. Mra Elmer Ohllftger, Mr. and Mra. Paul Rletard, Mrt. John Brab­ ham, )Ira. Paul Rouah, Mn. Mar­ ion ObUn1er. Mra, John Ferguson ,- n ,., w,* I-IE LOADS ALL �15 REJ.ATIIJES UP WliM INSUQANCE AN0 1HEN Qu1TS"• HE OU61-4TA RUN OUT OF GALL-.. Debbie Powers Entertained With Birthday Party Mrs. Grace Pratt a nd Mrs. Frank Powers enterta ined Salur. day afternoon wilh a birthday party i n honor of the seventh birthda y of Mrs. Powers• dau­ ghter , Debbi e. The party was held i n the re. creation room of the Pratt home i n Mid dleport whirh was decorat• ed with crepe paper an d balloons of many colors. Games were played with pr izes being awarded lo Robi n M i l ls, Nancy Bucha nan, Mark Vroma n, Handy Becker an d Anita Marie Fultz. Debbie received m a ny gills from her fam ily and frie nds and her cake was topped with a m i n.alure dnll a nd dog. Favors for the party were He.ts, prize packages and lolipops an d bubble gum. M r,.; _ Powers .and Mrs. Pratt were assisted by Darla Ebers bach, Cheryl Ebersbach, Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Mrs. June Roush i n ser• ving refres hment s o{ cup cakes dcrorated with roses and kt' Ours Family Reunion Was 10th In Recent Years ~ • • • • -· -- - -- • ---- - 2-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 . . Sept. 19, 1 960 By Hatio =-=---- ·--= - - Salvation Army Drive Opens �til'i����t: �:�:eJ:cg�, Monday By Volunteer Workers Senior Personnel Of MHS Band Is Announced MWnly About People I n P0ffllf'OY Salisbury PTA Committees Are Being Announced Be!lf l-:M :-::-a__s� ==-cA;--;w =:-i]:c):-on-:IYl' Open Dr·1've For Members NERV Ro�ket Fired In Radiation Probe Birth,lay Dinner Held ·- BAKER •IIII SfflllED. your LENNOX dealer w,-= (chairman), Kay nda IUaor, Palay Radford, Helen Black, item, Polly Hysell, Addie Buck, 8an Moore, Phyllis Spencer, Ada Neue-, Louise Radford, Vllora Collins, Lou Sm ith, Evelyn Lan, nlng, Betty We-ysmiller, Patty Young, Gladya Brothertr. Log-._-.-, =-- "'" i COAL, Oil, GA$ • F U R N-A ( E S ■ POMEROY, OHIO • '•• ••• • •• •• • ••• ••• •• •• • • ••• •• y VUJlNaHin" 2-BEo. Listed By Ranks i "°" PHONE WY-2-21 57 II Notices n. The Willu:1v1 lle Garden Club met at the Wilkes Granxe Hall re• cenUy . Ao ope■ meet,rng w• held witb ffriendahip Niahl be�& ob­ serv•d- 'three guHt.S wer� pre� nt from Wellston. Mrs. Lou ise Wo/U, Mrs. Josel)h Chri1t ner and Mn. Raymond Jona. Mn Jones, who h11 twice traveled abroad, showed pictlmu of her trip to the Holy Land and other plat�• of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Aha Devault en· tertained the following gue•ts at their cottage at Lake Jack.Ion Sun­ day, M.r . and Mn. Harry Pet�. Mn. Beverly Mi n ister, Freddie Pe. tera, M.r. and Mn. Keamey Qg. dJ n and Mr. and M.rt. Euxene Campbell. Navy Anram Fiv.­ Meil(lt County Men Enli1tmenl of , t i Southe astern Ohio me n in the N•vy durini: ALIK· uat 11nd Stpt.mber haa l:lf'en an­ nounced b1 D. N. Tapp, N11\·1· tl'• cruller for Athen� and �1 1'11(! Cou nties. FQR SALE -=-=-==-= i • ,..ptir. --- ----- -----( 1 7 I Help Wanted _ 'Want a voice in &he people's choice?," te (201 Business Services Experle■eed RAD,I ATOR (2) Card of Thanks Ticket Sales Underway For Lombardo Show Legal Notices RE P A I R ( 3 ) I n Memorian1 • Blaettn ar's f6) Lost and Found �= I :''=:�;;c:,=,:';:���;;;::;: I 1e, - --=sA. uto a 1 es' --� �8 .- I Ij -·- Leoal Notice I -..,..�--====-�- � -----=,= RIVE.R REPORT STORM - � ...S. ·K ing Bu ilc'- rs Supp ly Co. ev� -••A& ••nr ,._•�-:,"-::...., :=::=;;:-=--- -.u15 l ( 20b -·- --- Pl1:,1 1t ,J O·I T 1 40 TO $ft FRQM Lego} Notice L-al Nati« .,........ Dec....., --�-:ir:----···- 1211 1 Rea l Estate room apartnaenh. A. N. . . ' 1\..Y . 19H FORD 4 Dr. S'1. Wag. Coun­ H,rctoma­ try S,d. tlc, power llleetin g, clean lnteri ,r, good' tiret, .1 heater, ; .,ory & Tell'!" �sh. v,·. nffl ' ',, Benael. 11-2-tfe P�one wn-atl72. d To'lfflFOUR l'Ol,,I' •oq&e, Rutlan ablp. Call WM2'JIIH. 8-lt.30lP ,-'OR � Three office rooml over SUffler Shoe Ston • Cou?t Sl., in Pomen:i,-, ffC'Ond room ,floor. One Jarg-e 18 :1 21 �m 1l, 12' '\ 11 with ad;td!nlng All . room fro4' 18 a: 10 One ae..vl1 painted with nff fiODI' eovuinp. Pbone WY � 8-2-lf• !t• z SfOIM .. SCREEN WINDOWS a"' Dlci: Starritt - -� AL U.M,I N UM .rter ■ M,ar,i ne Suppliet 'VOT E I om., I Call and N. W. COM PTON , O. D. Legal Notices ��i��J!'°�!f I DI G DOWN ! l)IG IN! Work Canal System May Have Made "Farm Reli·er I D on 't pa ss ·the bu ck- Pulitzer Winner Is Speaker For Ohioana Meetirlg ----cc= ( 1 41 For Rent '" ""'--=n"'.. u""SE,-,m EIGHT nooMHo- 'I aow NlCEL room up1tain apartment. Pb. a 1 tic WY2-387t. A l pomeroy Are Asia-African Support Throws , Soviets Fer I...ss NEW HOUSE juat completed in UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. UPl­ From Meigs County, Allrn F. �embers of the Pomeroy March­ Syracuse, B room s a nd bath, in• Afro.Aai.an aupgort o! Middles.,-art, of Portlaud. and John !rlan1ve an­ bffn n has i n g Rand this 1ea1o d wood ih1ors, pan• eentl. har 60 sulaletl, chrarae General Dal Hammar­ y Minil'lu.m n. Seae-t.ar insertio cme qrd, 4, cent.B per E. Va nCooney . Pomero y, Wl-'rt' �;,nt nounced by dirtttor Ray Wood­ ng ·i nside, lar1e lot, Priced eli effort, in lM Con­ ptare akjold'1 anct t ce-nl.a per wurd iv lhree ..:ollliK\&Uve � ed ' ."-rmlh MENTS San Diego. APAlf.i to geard. · $6900. Call Viki n g 3· 22tll or iO c-onfronLed lhe Soviet Union 6Pl",ci&l - one mo1tth for 30 c�11t,.1 .,er worl1 . . 11nJun:1bihed. lklll>•ten, Middle Oh the &een as rank by are, They Portland, , i n se1• Pat Patterson with a m1jor diplomatic:: aetbaek Lan')' A. Eblen. Poml'roy , ltor. 3 3 tf FLUI rate ol 4, cents per word will be ctiArged for advertuu port Phone WY 2-2821 . footbell field: 16-3tc 9IChru• Ohio. S. Nikita I today u Premier ace E. Skaggt, Pomeroy . arnJ lh al not Dllid <vitb.i11 lU days aner recs,virr.g bill. Rank 9--Charlene Diehl, S.ae Wver. rooms The East ately shed the mlQl,-d,l into unfurni 3 N cr:t.l'd aall� p n. Le sb&:=hev MODER Should vtd W. Dav idson. Long 8011 11111 . Ern.�s iii AJtvert.i&ns _. FOR SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath Al'Mld, Judy Hewetson and Jen• e went to the Great Lakes T'ra,r11 ng cab• possibl lllCOl'· Birch ered o.ne enl. eonaid than apatt� more wH for bath Jt ibUI and respoo& be onl will el n . Scou DaU, three lotl. 786 Hysell St., )4ld nifer Crew. incinerator, diaposal. Khrushchev inl&ht baree i Qto the Ce nter. inets, rect i.n..ertJ.on. 9 'f Uc Rank S-Patri cla Hennel:Mf, Allen. dleporl. J. 1. WY2-614 .. Phone Obittwi ey ae•wn of t}le Oearal closet&. '1.00. large Ev11ota emei-&l!Jl of Noticet Specul d 4tal'd of Tl:!anb an Brenda Potts, Rosetta Utile, Muy Assembly before lonil� to try to 18, 16·tfc 4 ROOM HOUSE, FRONT PORCH Ri ckard, Pat,y FulU, and Doona published al l Cfl'lt per word, DIVORCi ASK ED MO. 1 1e11111e of thit pieces. salvage ilAYI U poltb S DAYS J. DAY and glass encl-0sed b.11.ek WORDS Hauck. Cu­ '6-00 With Cuban l1Te111ier t'idel Sl.31 90< IIOc Up ground cellar, runnina water, 15 1 1-5 room apartment un furnished. A llUt for divorce has bef'n filed Rank 7-Roberta Hoover, Rielly to The Home Demo1utralion ,roup rro also in town, and likely 111 ·� $1.8(1 $1.211 I acre more or le111. ,1:KK,. $4.50 Ca m pbell, Sandra Lon.don, Kandy 1l\ 1-4 room apartm ent turni1hed. Clt:rk of Cour t!! off1e r hy lead, the i n the ,1 ..,. $2.25 $1..W 9- 16-fltp down, $20 month. lta nley °'-ttys, Grueser, Mickey Menchlni and mel for their first fall muting re• follow Khrushchev·, '73c 2!1 Ruth Wingett, SyractJ,!;e. j Phone WY2.-3302. r Ele.1aM cently with Mrs. Harley McColty Un ited Natioaa eould cet i ta rint ·■ Happy Hollow Road 1 Mid<r-,orl, Judy Wehrucg. inst Lowel l f. Wing ett, .,ame da;J aga Uuit b l be will . M. A._ 10 by A46 NMhed apartment on Con­ as hosteu. Ten members were prts d i.11play of 1mmml t fireworks even I THllEE ROOM Rank 6 - Pam Hobstetter, Th w-­ omcers for the comin& year before the tcheduled openin1 of ■ddrelo. ent. dor Street. Phon e WY2·2733. ma Vaughn, Connie Teaford, Kitty elected and are, Mary May the regular Genaral Assembly were 9- 17·3tc Persinger, Bessle Watson and Don­ Cottrill, pre1iden t, Clara Philli ps, Tuudsy. na Crow. v ice preside nt, Beulah McCulty, I Rank 5.--Bill Young, Jim Mees, The Soviet campaien to present treasurer. The next s Linda e cretary and Compton, Kay Werry, Mike New 44. H�RRIS r.JASSEY 1 Communist world H the be.!lt L the of CONTRO ST n E to i P iye I cottage ':fEPMITE ANO MIDDLE AGED lady lo meetint will be at the POMEROY - 2-story frame, 6 Moore and Sondra Drake. tires, A·l con dll1on. 2 r�w . moun­ only frie11,d of the emerti ng arid . s n. Mr Jacbo work. Lake at lty flliln. Ft'M i1111pection. Insurhouse t l Devaul genera do Evelyn rooms, bath, lot I OOxOO, good n e,. Er Tracy, 4-Asenalh Rank n W1lhamao picker. n nat ions suffered a rebuff corn j ted ll, Afrka td by N11thanwlde. Phone Pearl Will lam8, Harrison ville I Mn. Carey Straw1baugh 11 a location . $6000.00. Terms. Ja net Smith, Dar• i ne Stockto n, l African na­ Q.19-3tc d. n nlJht when Rutla day n Supply, Su Farm WY2·, Va!Jey g 'St■tlon 21. Sarvic■ Hockin A. WY2-68 at and t Phone patien l Road. surgica 3 frame ORT-6-room MIDDLEP le n e Watson, Shffon Walker and reaoluUon ..16,tl'c -- '2366. 9-llJ.Stc Hospital. Her recovery is &atisfac­ t iona sponsored a draft bedroor , ) bath, corner location Sharon Young. eooli­ sed expl'fl effect in that y AUCTION lot 60x50. $3500.00. Terms. R.nk 3-Alita Carpe nter, Chery] torl) , n ce in Hamm anli:jold. de SATURDAY, Sept. 24, 1960 WANT TO give away Puppie s. RUTLAND-I ½ slory frame, 6 Ebersbach, Sharo n Brown, Pam lll'II. Jam.es Whittington is a 10:30 A. M. lt called on all eou n trie1 to re­ Coolville. garage O'Brien, Jane Baer and Linda Richard Spencer, room s (3 bedroom� ). al l)atient al Holter Hospital. medic will 1 and state the from providing m i l i tary H· le11.ving I am frain ' 9-16-Jtp pav­ n o 5. lot, YU-5·2'" good well, h acre Chapman. Andrew Cottri ll la a sura:i cal pa• e of any type to the Cor.go UJ!tane sell tR'e fol!owing at auctio.n at ed road. $4000.00. cy Rank 2-Ralph Werry, Na n tient at Holzer Hospital. WANTED-RIDE TO Wash inglon my residence, 2 miles west from except upon the request of the ALBERT M. COX, Salesman Burns, Caroly n Vaugbn, Linda Wil• Cray underwent surgery \Jnititd Nations. Larry D. C. or vici n ity, lhe 22nd or Rutla nd Post Office on Stale 0 WYt-222 Phone Box 229 Iiams, Sa ndra Thomas and Manin Monday for a crwihed jaw which 23rd . Guido Girolami. Phone Route 124, turn South on county WY2-3830 Spencer. 9•17•3tp roa d and follow arrows. he received in the aeeident which WY2-2529. 9-17-Jtc Rank !-Jenn i fer Lohae, Marga­ toot the life of his mother, Mrs. 1',ord Tructor with mower, 800 ret Handley, Mary Handley. i:d­ Charles (!ray. His silter, Carolyn is Bale& uf ttay, 3 Hog 1',er!ders · wina Bell, Ruth Brothers and Dor· recuperati ng at the home of her 2·410 mole size), 1950 I11terna• othy Brown. grandmother, Mrs. May Duffy, afJ tional Heavy Duty Truck L-160 M.ijorelle ra nk - Andrea EV• ter having sixty-three sli tt:hes i n TMENT APPOIN I WISH TO THANK EVERYONE .OF NOTICE lo be .!!Old for parts), Myers a ns, Lola Ziegler, Ruth An n Ed.- her faet. wh i le I was in the hO.!lpit.al for CaM 1 1,434 Water Pump, Deep WeU Pulllp wards, sandy Wells, Carol,,y n .J3;ias their kindness, their cards. I al­ Calawar, Estat• af Ch■rlu Mn. Ada Strawsbaugh an d her and T"nk, 2 three Phase Mo­ j a nd Carolyn Edwards. so wis h to thank the Holzer Hos­ DKHNd mot.tiler, Mn. Sarah Hart.men were tors, Other Motor&, Cool Drlll�. Flag bearers-Sharo n Moore .recent xuHts of relalivea in Col• pital staff, doctors and n ur,.;es s hereby givtn that E. R. i Notice Other Tool s, 1500 Ft. Pla.!lhc fat' their kindness. Calaway, whose Post Office add- and Sara� �eston . umbua. (Si1.e ranges from % " to Hose Drum MaJorette-Paul� Sar,e. Mrs. W. A. Cannan is R. D., Reedsville, Ohio, has ress Ticket •W are weU under way Wire Electric Ft. · 2000 3", Yr. and Mrs. Romer llcMurray for the Guy Lomt.rdo Shaw be· Ban d Manager-Fred d ie SlSSo n . Adm inislra• n ted appoi !)..J9. l tc duly been (Size 4 to JO., l 400 Amp. are spending 10m£- time wlth rela· ing rpomored Oc::tober 3 by the tor of 1he Estate of Charles Cala• Switch Box:, 800 Ft. 4" Oak lives in Mi chigan. Ohio, w11y late of Meigs County, Athena State Hospital Auxiliary. · Plank 9 Ft. Long, I Doz. Mr. and Mrs. Kellon Philli ps, . deceased Scheduled f« a p.m. in Mem­ Geese, 40 Chickens (Approx.) 1 Tommy an d Martha, o( Waverly orial Auditorium on the Ohio Date d this 9th day of September 1N MEMORY of my d ear husband, items 1 Doz. Ducks. The above were week e nd guests of h is mo,. Univenity Campu, , the eonttrt 1960. We repall' all types of radi­ Will iam R Eastep, who passed are to be sold betore \ Lu nch. ther Vrs. Clara Phillips. F. H O'BRIEN will feature the twin pianos of away 1 yr a,go today, Sel)t 19th, r ators frorn beater cores to •LUNCH WILL Bl SERVED Arbaugh entertained Flora M�s. Court Probate the or Judge the Royal Caudian1. :Proceeda 1 �. Sa d ly m issed by his wife, HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE ' truck �r tract or st. large the WSCS at hl'r home Sept. 11. the Ohio County, s Meig from the sh°" will lie used by K,aUe A. Eastep. 9·l 9· 1 t p Porch Swing, Room Divider, 2 Num Betz and dall&hter, Viv i an the Auiliary to umtinue the ,; 19, 26, 3tc 12, (9) tor. radia pc. Seclion al Couch, Chiffo- --- -- � TQpe visited Mrs. Num Betz a1 oreeniution'a program of a id to -- robe, Chest of Drawers, Hu_m• Nel�nvllle hospital Wednel!lday. palienta 2t the Slate Hospital prey Gas Heater (45000 BTU), Funeral llervices for Eileen Cray Bruce Callon, Pulitzer pr ize win• 12- at the Barrell Baek Chair, .Bedroom Guy Lombardo who has become Phone WY-2•2l43 n er and recogn ized authori ty on were held Monday, Sept. l Suite, Vesta Gas Range, Phi lco n Chur ch. Rev. Phil� ip a legend in a lifetime, will pre­ yteria cipal n Presb pri a be o will War, Civil Lhe Ohi Pomeroy, LEGAL NOTICE l ABC Refr\gerator, Comlf. h e Bed ford Towmhip Trustees speaker at the Oh ioana L i brary's He nderson offi ci ated wi th buria sent a pro:i:ram Including his � Cl"" UMd Can . T . -· :--: by · tery Ceme Reel Type Lawn Moworial Washer, Mem n cheon n Vinto three brothen, Carmen, Lebert, i d n lu n a rig i meel AU Mate. Hd Mtdtolt NG 0£ Meigs County, Oh'10. w i l l receive 31st annual Pedeslals, 2 Roe- MUILLIR PUii.NACE$, WISTI Flower er. 2 neral Home. Fu g n com­ and Victor. Also on the 11how will d n Stro a authors Ohio g n honori place METROPOLITAN MOTORS .., A,nold Bro- b ids at their regular meeting kers, Stan �s. 2 Sing!� Jron · · HOUSI 8 U at another member of the Lom• 29 be October , Saturday, n o posers Contributa 1960, 12, Oct. . m p. 8406 Ealt Abln SL 6:0 0 til n u 5 ' Ohio. Phone up - ri i • (Complete), Dressing Ta- · - � Beds clan, Kenney Gardner, ,.,ho Cat• Mr. bardo . Columbus House. Neil ng the followi the of purchase f'OMOf'9Y, Oh• 1-tf the 11-1 for WY ble, Gas Heater ( 15000 BTU), manied tbe Lombardo brother's . lon"s talk will be about Ohio and ent· e • for your Party · · 2 White �hairs, Lamp, Kit- BULLDOZER FOH HIRE. Ponds, !1aine, who is a fe.ltw-ed the sister be 1957 STUDEBAKER VB President, I truck : with two speed lhe Civil War, which will to� q��.;'12. chen Cabmet (Very Good), 5 vocalist. 4 dr seda n . Fmest and best and hmdscapin g. axle tires 8-25 front - 900 rear. lheme of the meeting. bsaement pc ' n aps, Boosle brakes, -heater 1 , . Dm n etle Set, Deep Fryer, Tic� for ,the ped'o�qe Studebaker Really .!!harp inside io [or 20 years, Oh of ident s re A Phone Chester, Y u kon S-3255. Mud Misccllane ous Items Col• m 81acllnor's, and out. $ 1 ,095 Oberlin ay be obtained from Mn. 'n.eo­ 8-24•30tp and defro11ter. Sub m it bids with 7' Mr. Catton attended ADA VAN METER, Owner on Reed Sr., In -PomeroJ, or by dore reporter Pomeroy. a 9 15 6tc 4' :WJUGD worked d n a x lege m p du du without mp bod y and 10' . Term,: Cash. a check and ■tamped 9e11cfing Plain the and AIR CQNDffiONll'IG, JU News d n Clevela the b d 1956 FORD VB Fmlane Hard top Not �'Mn�ible for A« idanh self addressed envelope: to, lftl. a tlon sentce. Jack's llefrlgen''.B��rd reserves the right to reject 1"'aler. He will ap,ear at the Cpe O ne of cleanest cars tn BRADFO Rb AUCTION · .. .a II b ' d Samuel B. Erskine, 20 HOO.'e.Veli tlon.. New Haven. ¥bone TU2- a..ny· or Ohioa na meeting as spoke sma n for., town $1095 Blaettnars. Porn - � COMPANY, RACINE:, 0. Drive, Athens. Yearthe of Authors Ohio s the Trustee p i h s Town d Bed�o: 6-28 tf 9 15 6te Auctionear: CRITT BRADFORD eroy, 's early canal syalem may Ohio ---,, 8037. pubs J\d,Nnce tkkels are $Z, ticket■ work have had who s n oa i Oh --A• teTIO NIEI - - By Gle n n Lee, I S le M have indi rectly llet the staee for at the door are fZ.IIG. A. C. BRADFORD. r: n a nn ual a year, •n..ge past in a the shed i l Board of i Clerk 1956 CHEVROLET VB Bel A re, 4 Cofapl.,..._ lervlcit: what eventuallly was lnown as (9) 12, 1 9 , 26, 3te future of the meetin11. dr. Sedan. Good looki ng and good I 9·17•6tc , aradfonf Crttt relief." "farm · ..ll h ave . Most of Mr. C atton s wor• , • ----, running c.ar. $99:>. Blaettnars, or Contact • Phon W...... state s orlgma1 mvest m�nt e Th I', "A f• His 11l e Civil War. proth t DAVIS H, abou been T. LATE THE 6k A I� 9 Pom eroy. ...,... Ohio. Q OR for the eonstr c­ A. C. Stillness at Appomattox" won him of $15.98'1,0M perty, brick two story, located al 813 m i le, origln e th of Uon 1956 PLYMOUTH V8 4 dr Sedan . a Pul i tzer prlie in 1954 and also a Third and Coal ROOFING SPOUTING, Sh eet Meat North state water­ tran NOTICE LEGAL . comprising the I O•P .T Q II E T R I S T Like new black and white finStreets, Mid d lePort, may be tal work and repair �rk of Sheriff'• Sile of Chattel Pro,-rty Natio nal Book Award. Two of his way 1�11te m, a ctually was only ish. Push bullo n fi hift·. $895. 9-17-30lc books, "Mr. Li ncoln's Army" and -any kind. Phon, WY 2·2301. seen a n y evening. Eaot Oowt Slrffl, Pome,oy Casa No. l 3,0SS 1 a portion of the o�er-all expense 3 won have nd" 9 15 6tc I -,-.,,,c:::::--:::-;;:;;:-:::_::;--;::;:--:;: Grou wed Blaetlnars, Pomeroy, is Hallo "Th 8-ll- 0 p• dlng to rec� Farmer1 Bank & Savlf'III• Co., 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Price $15. lo 5 (Cl... al Noon on Thurs .! him Ohioans Book Awards. HJs entailed, '!c_c:or Roun: 9 lo _ J!, Plaintiff Sla!t:_ Aud�t of 19:13 ¾ ton Chev. pickup truck. omce n ville. the Harriso in Mrs. John Slout, most recent work, "Gra n l Moves PPLY 1 V�. Rhodes. ue In A·l co ndition . Good tires. 9 14 6tc South" was puhli.!lhed early In Jame11 A. :nates, .., rte�. produce to maca s, • the Myar . . Cash pri ce $485. Atk i ns Chicks. --- ---- ---C E mo� 1960 · r, en cabinet! built to orde of kitch form • • Defendant • her anot CTION was PRODU GE 9-18-3tc there AVERA but R HIGHE - dows and doors • _· - --..,.-----,_ --wan nU,Jn i alum is• on i ut c In pursua nce to an exe "farm relief." for your laying floek. Many '54 F?RD , autom_a�ic trans m111smn earaee doors, celling tile, v!nyl aue'd (rom the court of Commo n the fflmp]etion of Even flocks on Wayne egg feed s are radio. A. D. J1v1den . Call SP3· floor Ille an� plyw�od panelinp:. Pleas or Meigs County, Pomeroy. public work, program hu.ae the produci ng eggs on less tha n four 9·16•3tc 0732. Ciill Neigler S. Jlacme, 8-ll-tfc Ohio on the 10th day o f August COMBINATION in 1847, there followed a period poun d s feed per dozen. Highly · · ' ' of y the in entur ted ball-, help a to dire c tested me lllln to triple and more and of 1960 fort i iied DISHW ARE, all k i nds. Carl Chev•upeaditures required to l:eep 1 case above named , I w i l l expose to You avo id costly slump s. You'll S..16-301 P lier, Long Bottom. 1 9 ery Montgom Gauges; 5, � t f ron h e t at on, with i t c Au the canals in repa ir and to meet sale at Public get more for your muney Triple Track - Self Storing lower, �mnlng S ft.; Gal- dlmqe ela ims arising out of 9.1 per, roy, Pome , Feed House Kautz Court the reeds. of . . JACK'S SPECIALTY. Delicious egg door Wayne , IUD· lower 9.2 , uppk h c ., 17 s sear day, s e l'J llpoll Wedn 9-19-ltc sa11dwiches. Jack's periodic floods. A CU1'flO / Oh io Meig.!I County, on Porkette COlllBINATION ft.; Lock . S , HUI u pper, of • the ntords shows that by the 28th of September, · 1960, at n i ng Dair)' Bar, Middl eport. 9-13•Btc A dam, •re JUO the Item of repairs and U S .E D ELECTRIC PORTABLE 10:00 a. m., the following , goods 9.0 lower, closed. d 1 and chattels, to-wi t :· HOUSE TRAILER 45xl 0, 1 959 up. Pomeroy-Mason 20.09. r.ewint •machine. Only $19.50. ' dam■ie awards exceeded $300,000 . model, will take furniture i n or i nfield lock runn in, one ft, W . lbe following decade p Used, electric co nsole, $49.50. Alpick-u ¾ ton IUtJ � Chev. F� In To 1953 and l) Built 1 Custom All A.M. Befm• "· III.SO amall down payment and take Marmet cloHd. so ne w Singer sewing machines seri af number J-153N0218315 reached upwards to $470,000 . . llldcll.,lllf't WY•2-2'4t o ver paymen ts. Cont.act ,lllrgil Ohio River Boat&, down, Loc:k I 1) 1� Studeb;;ker l ½ ton and vac uum cleauers. The FabA tbiee-member eommiuion ,.......,. Vl't4:-119I Layne, Chesh ire, 0., or call ric Shop. Phone WY•2-2284. �-17A18021 8 Charles R. Stephenaon 3: Ui am duil:na.ted by the Board of Pul>numbe erlal , · truck, IA.VT:. 'c=TOIY land 1:11 9-13-6tc 9-I.9-3tc EM 7-7229. I Terms of Sale: Cash �11\. hand on 13-2' Lock 9 Jane Hoag Uc tworkl, held hearings in WZ �ylvtmla Pen 13 Lock a,7, 11m day of sale. on a claim of c. c. Bellow• of cuntal'ners. bring PEACHES, YltDlt 14141 UTILITY trailer, a 'barialn at , Lock � Waverly ColumbUI, arising fr�m flOCND 8pm lli 10: 15 C. E. o[ ., � PbOlle 'l"Y-Z-174l,!11iJ Of propeM the as n Take • v:,,_,_ond • .--ATIOII -u" , l RVICI •• Webater Fruit Farm, Long Bot­ Brannon's G'arage, N . •-· Mlddl •..,rt an , Exe cu- 5:10 am f-0, A. V. Chr1a Jr. ,:10 ext.JM:Unl ever a penod of UMM satlllty to al, au 1 et , Myers lload Bradbluy IH6-3tc tom, OhJo. Phone YUkon 5-3201 • lli:20 P SI.' M '-�lepo,t, Ohio. Clm Mr. 1 8el• 8 Loci!: y 16{1, tt1all Bank s am r e even Farm and the of 1,08 favor . tlon i n throulh -cc--c-c":_ __ _ ---,,-8-1&,Uc 1111 m ,().1, Chandelieur 10 am 04. Ued tor '950. The elalm waa and Savi ngs Co. · CRAB APPLE jelly. 101 Kerr St., City , of bued 'lpon improper . n.., 5en1tt matnten• I reserve the right to rejee:t any Lock 23 Atla■ 8 pm 8'-0 9-UJ.!te __--� 19'8 FORD 1 ton Flatbed truck. Phone WY2-202l . to n 3:@ am llH). ingto fteder s Hunt mbu Colu tile e n bids. · al1 Pho and oce of TU 2- :cc:-:-:-:- - :;-:;;-;::; _--cc:-: New Haven, W. Va., A.UCTIONIIR at Gallipoli a, Thelma Ann the old Qbio Canal. nbach Up Harta C. Robert 9 12 6tp SMALL GIRL'S BICYCLE, Al.BO IS 8105. RAT ll■ASONAILI McCool - train ing wheel s . Phone WY-2Sheriff of Mel... County, Ohio 8:f6 am 1-0, Lock 23 Ben In that 1ame year, a hearing ION OUARANTEID IIACT SATIS 'Mi, pm 33{6 5:41 furell �oat Corn 9-19-Stc l 2-0, pm ltc 19, 4:,,0 GAS, FUEL OIL and . (9) . 1-ld in Circleville inv0Mn1 wu Call or wrlN I, 0. MeCoy Aliquippa 10 pm 1 1-0, Irene Cho- a aetllement of $1125 for two 111ee1. Call for tree estimate•. · o Ohl Chtttar, -1 . a, Abbott llidule,o11 tin 2:05 am 3-1, Harriett M. 1 1 claim■ qf farmers for damages sotp 22 B =an �9a l am 2-0. , ariainl fnun inundated eropa •f-� ter a faulty aqueduct flooded SPICIALS I nsurance USED CABDEN lJ'aetnn end NOTICE OF A'PPOINTMINT lb, ....,1 p,opu cau,i•• • .,., Bolar, mower bladea sharc... No. 11,.419 57 Mercury � H. P. $495.0D to, t_he fam lands. breattllroqg)J, --• PBO INSURANCE � 59 ""'rcury 'fO H. P. $595.00 Eatate of Edward P. Brownlnr :pened. cu.tom mowl.n&: and 1 '1'hele ;;;;;..;; �;;;;'.;;;; . -===�:---:� other reCCl'ds pol'· and tectlon, i:.u., Ault, l'ln, Polio. NOTICE OF APPOINTMI NT 45 H. pr; Meroury Ql,ttflt "'5.00 plowtnlhe ulties Incident diffic t e n, tr••l c,11 lloD. 11111,, lllddl perl, � Ml'rltONLrTAN MOTORS Caa No. 11,440 ' ORA!IILY TRACTOII Notice is hereby given that Dana the �na I .r• of ation oper lo e . 0..... 600 ••st Mtlll StrNt, PoMtf'OY I! 1t1t. of Aten Shain Salea.. and Servh.-e 012 E. llaiu St. B. Browning whose Po.!lt Offic . entl c re y brought to h tem were ,n,_ WY2-117D WY 2-.ao?O . N.o�ice is htreby g1ve� that Edit address Is 2360 Parkwood Avenue, Fomeroy, Pbone JJCbi during the mi crofilming of CE RAN INSU N IM'.PSO BAllNE&S . 8-ZO.tfc 7-21-lfe Columbus 1 1 , Ohio , haa been duly Sham, whoae Poat- OU ice •d ' Aleiltl. Middleport. Fire, Auto­ appointed Adm i nPStrator of the . 282 M lberry Avenue, Pomeroy, important st•te records to Jnion fm mobile. Bondi, Pbo1111 WY2- Eatate of Edward P. Browni ng, late �h io ha� been duly appointed Ex- !UN permanent preservat -U 8-27 �terlb', , 29031 0-For So.le or Rent of Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. ecutfix of the ,Ettate of Aten Shain :c:: ---: TWO YEAR old registered Guern Dated this 10th day of Septem­ late of Melg,9 County, Ohio, de• R-� ::A ,E P::: -:-::: -A TO with l)atb, se hou M Col­ ROO on E Gord FIV sale. for 1960. ber 1e1 BOU Middleport 40, , ed Rue R. nilh e unf� maa 'l'ho and ent tem, Se sem 1. , 1.2 .ba c :::,:ied this 16th day of p F. H. O'BRIEN lin,, Reedavllle, Ohio, R, D. USE RO in Gallia M r e ROO appea to 1■r, FIVE cited : and wu FOR SALE second story. garage Judge of the Probate Court ber, 1960. 9-1"-1!> vln Mel . t on a Uon Cour loea . a­ lpal Che nice mnk ' in s b' bat.h, acre Coari with t� outb uildin,a, F. H. O'BR-N Meigs County, Ohio . eroy wao _, H Pom e, St )ng. 111t Cbr,r uf• !l� . ., Hood. 111 Lo.: PE'.{IIIESii PUPl'IES- REASON­ ter next lo school. Approv� Jud 1e of the Probate Colll't (9 ) ID, 2tl; (10) 3, 3tc l. sotp I (JI) Patro State . Ohio the 732 UNI , J Call, . WY 'f" W, by Ani.E. Mrs. W. for G I Loan. Call Meigs County, Ohio t. I 7 , ' . T- -t 0 3t<' lel)Ol' Kldd St 0 o::, , , 8:J'J3,m , 9-l s.6tc (9) 19, 28; (1 ) 3 9-IIMJtp . 19)' For Sole l'b� e �-1-31114 ts WA N T A DS Wil kesv ille Social Events te-- Band Personel to Esl, Re_o_ 12(---- d apart­ 11 ROOMS, WITH BATH Two Jtoey ment, bath and utllny room home near school. Take over newly paiflted. Up1tair1 insi d e per month pa.yru.nta 11fter '48.00 private entra.nft $33.00. Phone n L Phone WY 2-4324. payme down 9·16.3tc WY2.Q997. • 21 FOR CONSJlllJ'�N T DEPE l"DAB LF ilESULTtl aATl!S Due t o the na ture of l he work in Lh!! welfare field. The Salvation Gold a Mournin g , Mrs. Bruee Bing­ Ar my has alwu) .> (luietl}' and earn. ham, Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Mrs. estly fulfilled lhe need� of the per­ William Childs, Mrs. Perry Mitch, son wit hout fan farc, or 1•mbarrass• Mrs. Richard Oiler, Mrs. Ho mer nwn t to the individual. 11 is aH;o Rice, )lrs. Harry Houdashelt, Mrs. one of the few agencies which re . 'to m Darst, Mrs. Ed ward Evans. quire a m i nimum of red I.ape to Mr�. Paul Theis, Mrs. Claud e Ash­ fulfill the reques! of t h ose rn nePd. !('�' . Mrs. C. C. Ch11pman , Mrs. Faye Mr. Barnes said, "We are cer­ Wallace, Mrs. Shirley Mills, Mrs. tairily grateful to all volunteer Dale Dutton, Mrs. Helen Lloyd; workers m aking the calls and to Mr. Charles Vrom an, Mr. Remo those who have helped in the or. N' ri, Mrs. Arthur Gilmore. rriso nville: Mrs. Felix Alkire, ganizalio n of the drive. II :s the Faye Lewis and i�rs. Wayne people who give an d work so gen­ erously that will make this drive a Beal. Rolland: Stella Alkins, Pauline success." �frs. Beatrice Woods and Atkins. The Army asks that if. fl.Iler a Hazel Blackwood. are you time, of length reasonable cream wi th "Happy Birthday" to Portlan d : Mrs . Robert G. Beegle, those mentioned above a nd Co n. not contacled for your contribu­ Mrs. Clair Boso , Mrs. Grace Allen. lion you ma y send or �1ve it lo · nie Bach ner, Corky a nd Teresa Raci ne; Ernest A. Wingett, Mrs. N i c i nisk i , Sherman Mms, Ricky one of the followin g: C:, mpai l:( n William Blake, Mrs. F. A. Bailey, Triplett, Kimberly Johnso n, Billy Treasurers: Mr. E. E. We2ks, Porn• Mrs. C. H. -Bryson, Mrs. Dean a nd Steve Dllllas, Dan ny McClou d , eroy Nationa l Bank; Mr. Paul Brinker. Raymo nd Roach, Patty and Cheryl Smart, Citizens Nation.i l Bank, Cros9.an, Ricky Van Meter, Debbie M i ddle port; M r. Willia m Hobstet. Hi n kle, Va nessa Pettit, Bill Hen• tc r , Rutl a nd Na tional Ban!t, or s!er of Middleport and Ted and Miss Vera Bef'gle, Racine Home John Lehew o f Pomeroy an d Deb- Bank. Cheeks shoul d be made pay. able to The Salvation Ar'lly. bie's broth�. Bobby. Workers are: Pom1iroy --Mrs. El . Debbie also received gift, mer Wickline , Mrs. MHdred Wells, from her great grand m others, Mrs. K e nneth Finley, Mrs. Harrie , Mrs. Lee Pratt .imd Mrs. c. Ebersbaeh who were u nable to Wood ard, Mrs. Ruth Buff'ngt on. 'Mrs. Chester Knight, Mrs. Harry attend. Bailey, Mrs. Robert L. -Brown, Mrs. l --�;;;;;;;;�;;;;;:;;;;;;;.__1 1 Thomas Burnside, Mrs. Thomas Eugene Sears, bandmaster at Bowen, c. F. Tompkins , :'vi.rs, Paul MHS, announce d the perso nn el of Werner, Mr�. W. II. Landers. Mrs. the Senior Ba nd Friday aHernoon r Doris G rueser (M i t1ersville), Mrs. as follows: Jane M. Baxter, Miss Cin dy SwatDoris Rice, Suzan ne ,Bradbury, zel, Mrs. Ho m er B raley, Mrs. W. 0, Betty Gil more Martha Fowler, Pat, Atkins. Mrs. Isabel Couch, Mrs. ty Lowery. Susie Allensworth. Gay nelle Wise, 11rs. Virgil c. Barbara Jo nes, Judy Butcher, Mike Br tuCILLI �WktNI Hayes, Mrs. Wyall Gilbert, Mrs. Lloyd, Melvin Swisher, Seren Lew­ Word has been re:ceived ,here Anna Yeager , Mrs. Clarence A11- is, Linda Kauff, Dia ne Va n Coo ney th,it Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sb•y (LIie· der11o n, Mrs. W. L. Strauss, Mrs. Karen McElhi nn y, Christine Coats, ille M ees) who were inJlU'ed in an Lawrence Francis ancl :\11lry Bone­ Russell iVlcElhin ny, Sa m Clatwor­ $1fomobile oa cqlderit - iaat week cutter. thy. Farrell Shuler , Mike Archer, Bradbury: Mrs. Allen Roush and A nn Criner. we?e improving. Mr. !ib,17 la able to be up but Mrs. Shay ii aUII Mrs . Charles Le wis, Charlene Dav i s, Dick Swaekhem­ Mi d dleport: Mr. Robert Ashley, er, Keith Morgan, Jack Sutterfield, confin ed to the b01pit1l. Mr•. Earl Denny and aon, Earl Mrs. Charles Asa Br11dbury, Mrs. Daye Thomas, Arland Ki ng, Judy Jr. were in Chillicothe Saturday Owe n Bratton. Mr. Lightning Boyd, Wil d er m uth, · Dave Wiley, Sandy and were a cc omp1nled home by Mrs. Hele na Haker, i'1r. Bert Bable. Bre'i'"glou, Dave Cosci, Roy Cole• Mr. Denny'll 1lster, Mn, J\oa1 Tom Mrs. Ronal d Hand, Mrs. Charles man, Ju d y Sauer , Larry Hannigan, ltnsoo, for an overnirht vialt. Sh e Ed wards, Mrs. Paul Mourning, Mrs. Mick Morris, Jim Hackett., Tom W&I a ccompanied home $µnd11y A nde-rsnn, Butch Bachtel . Karen aftemoon by Mr. snd Mra. Denny. Barh ner, Judy Martin, Carol Scott, C1 Be n tz Wolfe visited Saturday in Carla Sue Gil m ore, Rosetta Rich• Plants with hia sh:ten, Miaaes ards, Sue Slater, Kay Jenkinson, Ida and Augusta Wolle and broIva Slewart , Lynn Daniels, Carolyn ther, Grover. Searls, Janet Baker, Ellen Dutton, Mrs. C. F. Tompkina, Miss Susie Pullen, Janice Zirkle. Clare Je nni ngs a nd Mi68 Florence Janis Hauck, Caroly n Russell, Ann Bearhs were vi s itors i n Col• Li nd a Smith, Joy Boggs, D i ane umbus Friday. Mary Swanson, Paul Criswell, Mr . and Mrs. Hugh Graber and Cheryl Fife, Robert The Mason PTA w i l l kick-of! Thompson, family of Daylon were weekend James Butcher. and Schmoll , their annual membership drive guests of his mother, Mrs. Char­ Managers for this year will be Monday, Sept. 19th, The drive les Graber a nd Misll Ella He n Wayne Davi s and Paul Wilso n . will extend through Oct. 8th. neuy. Mr. Sears Next Wed nesday Airs. Evelyn Haley, member­ Mr. and Mr.!I. Jack Phillips of sh ip chairman, held a meeti ng at pl.ans to begi n testl ni:: for the in­ Cinclnnali were weeke n d gu est s the Gra d e School, Sept. 15th. for strumental ba n d perso n nel and of his father, Alfred Phillips. all th e membership team. Me m ­ about the first of next month he Mrs. Wal ter M i ller has return­ bership cards were given all the plans to have a meetlng of the ed home after a v is it at Franklin com m ittee a n d a goul of 200 or •paren1s at the h i gh school at Furna ce, with her aunt, Mrs. Roie more was ann ou n ced. There· wh ich tim� there will be a display E. Va n ce a nd i n H un tington, W. were 175 la.at year. It is hoped to of I nstrume nts for those who are Va. wHh Mr. a nd Mrs. Loren Cav­ conta ct everyone i n the co m­ interested in purchasing them for ei-lee. munity and surrou nding areas. the i r childre n. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker of .Everyone is welcome lo join and Ctiester Road and Mr. a nd Mrs. attend our PTA meetingll. l.awrence Walter of Middl eport., That means all parents, both c,f spe nt Sunday with re latives in of every child in school; them, Galllpo lis. in not of children pare n ts POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. UPI Miss lSrenda Sue, lnir&ham school and parents of children -The N1,v y flted a 62-foot NERV i n Marietta s pent the week end with her llister, Mi!18 Sandra K-ay no longer i n school, AU teachers rocket 1 ,200 mi les in 10 spa ce today, i n school, retired teachers and hopi ng to re cover an i nstrument In grah1m. Slte, w111 accompanied future tea chers, all oth er per­ capsule from H to help chart pos. home · Stindt)' ·In' heir moth er, sons who are interested in the sible paths for m an to follow Mrs. Olive In3raham who .!!pent welfare of children and young\ through deadly radiati on belts the day with her dauehter. people even if they have no chil• above the earth. � Mr. and Mra. Clarence Burt o( dren i n th eir immed i ate family The four-stage , solid fuel ed nu, Mann, W. Va. were weekend are urged to attend. re covery vehicle clear emulsion 8Ueats of Mr. and Mrs. Charles If in som e way you are not (NERV) rocket was to ae n d an 88Burt. contacted personally, membersh ip pound packet back to earth where Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Parfitt rt· at th e it could be recovered by ships cards will be avaUsbl e turned to their homei Cbarleaton, next PTA meet ing, Oct. 1 1 . waitin g 1,200 miles off the coast. W. Va. Sunday, after a weeks viait with his wenh, Mr. and GRAHAM IN GERMANY Mra. Edward ParfiJt. HAMBURG. Germany (UPI) Mr. and Mr1. ct,yton White For Denni& Hackett American evaneelist BUl y Graham and fa�UJ of Warren arrived A family dlnner was held Su n­ preached to ·a crowd o( 20,000 per­ Satur�y. for a vlalt with her par­ ent,, Mr. and Mr1, Edw11rd · P1r­ day at noon at the Geor1e Hac­ son s here Sunday nliht after ar­ ) kett, Jr. home in Middleport to riving from Essen, the first atop fitt. of birthday eighth the celebrate his in current German cftlsade. Mn. }kttle ·aerry r�turned to thei r son, Dennis, her horpe, Ca�on City, Colorado Deqnl.!1' birthday ea.Ice was ser. Salurd,Q, after a several weekl with the dinner to hi11 grand, ved vilit with relatlvea and friends. parenb, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sm•rt and bis parents, · Mr. and Mr.!1. Hackett and his brothers and sis,­ ters, Roae Marie, Bill, Li nda and • Melanie. NEW 11111 USED Memb ers of the Ours ramily met at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Sunda y, Sept. 4, to celebrate their 10th annual reuni on. Guests arrived at noon with well filled b.11skets and a bou ntilul din. ner Wjjs served lo all tho se present. Grace was given by the Rev. Roy Bush. N busin ess meetJng was held i n the aHernoon and oUicers for the co m ing year were electe d as fol­ lows: preside nt, Wude n Ours· vice preside n t, Chrissi e Powell ; 1oecrctary . treasurer. Mrs. 'Mildred Donohew. Following the busi n ess sessi on a soiial hour was spent i n si nglng, game and reminiscing, At-tendi n g were Mr. a nd Mrs . Al­ len Stobart an d son, M id dleport; Mr. an d Mrs. Starli ng Orr and fem. ily of Colu m bus , Mrs. Howard Rob­ insn n and sons of Ra c i n e, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ernest Bush ot Racine, Dora Brown, New Wjjterford, Ohio; Eas• ton Pike , Chesapeake: Mr. and Ml'.!I. W i ley Ours and family, Ra ci ne; Mr. and Mrs. Willard P igott and daughters, Lon g Bottom; •Mr. and :wrr.!I. Roy Bush an d so n , East Liv• ercpool ; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ci r• The Stea m er Av.ulon in itll lall cle and family, Racine; Mrs. M ae itinerary is scheituled on Monday, Va n Meter a nd daugh ter, Lo ng Sept. 1 9 at Po meroy, Ohio; Tues. Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles day, Sept. 20 at Marietta, Oh i o; 111ld Bush an d fa m ily. Raci ne Mr. a nd ; We dn esday, Sept. 21. at New Mart• Mrs , H. E. Moneypenny, La nc as­ insvlllt•, W. Va. ter. The Avalon ls glass enclosed, has Also, Mr. and Mrs. Chrissi e Pow­ four deck and 1370 passenger cap­ ell , Racine; Mr. a nd Mrs. Jacob acity. Musi c for dancing on all Bus h and family, Racine; Mr. a nd ri des is provided by the Rhythm Mrs. Ernest Johnson a nd family Masters Orchestra. Ches hire; Howard Blazer, Gallipolls; Mr. and Mrs. V into n Jones a nd _Mr. anl Mn. E. Riffle, Mrs. Sam Halstead, Mr11. He nry Johnson, family, Du nbar. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dodd, Mr and Mi's. Mrs. E. J. Ours, Buckeye Lake; Ralph Gibbs Jr., Mrs. Albert D. George Co nnally, Raci ne; RahJh Thomp son, Mra Donald Haynes, Murry, Dunbar, W. Va.; Dallas Mra . .Tame1 Hart, Mr■• Lleulo Mtrk s, Long Bottom; Robert Bu8h, Roush, Mrs. Sebastla n Tedesco, Lancaster: Harley Jonea, Dunbar; Mrs. Aito n Bo nrtey, Mn. Harry Mr. and Mrs. George Jacbon, Tif• Staats, Mrs. Stanley Coltey, Mra. fi n ; Mr. a nd Mn. Clarence Layne and fam i ly, Crown Ci ty; Mr. and Pete Roush. 'Mra. Dale Powell , Columbus; Mr. HALLOWEIN CARNIVAL Commi lteea tor the lfalloween and Mrs. Clare nce Grove, Bethel, Carnival to 00 · held Oct. 3,1 and Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Emory 0Ul'$, �2 by tbe PTA were named by ,Beaver Falls, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Baum&ard ner, co-chair­ George Moore, Raci ne; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ours and daughtel', man wi th Mr1. R6bert Sam . Hu nt i ngton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Comm i tt ees are a■ follow!!: Bush, Racine; Mr.!I. Myrtle Mc­ Tlte ctHeutive committee of the Side-show Mn. Paul Powell Closkey, Ona, W. Va.: Mn. Ella Sall1bur, P.'Jl'.A. met at U1e tthoo1 a nd Mra. AdrJan L.athey; . Rina Buc hanan, Hunti ngton; Robert Tbund�y .-vtnlnf: and · 111med the To&$, Mre. R. G. Greene, Mra. Ours, Long Boltoru; Marion Oun, followth• commlttett: George Ingles ; Pop�orn, Mr. and Raci ne; Mra, Roy Donahew and WAYS fl !RANS; Phylllt S�l­ Mn. John Morgan, Mr. and Mra. family, Racine; Mr. and Mn, nner (chairman). , Polly H)'Nll, Donald Brown; Balloon Man, not George Donahew, Columbus; Flor­ Grace Ab?tott, Jane Abbott., named; Sponk room, Mr. and ence C ircle, Raci ne ; Mr, and Mr,, M EMBERSHIP; Wanda El!lln Mn. Frank Thompaon; Mr. and Warden Ou1'8, Lone Bottom; Mn. (chatrmea), Do� GJl.1pON, Betlf Mrt. Cul Tennant, Mr. and 111'1. Jim Patt erson, ColumbUJ; Mr. and WeysmUler, Helen Rightbou■e, Charle1 Dodd; . Pocket Lady, Mrs. Mrs. Jame-9 Cotnell, PomerOf; Mra. A&nei Dixon, Glady, BN>thers, Robert Gilmore. Mrs. Jame1 Ed Deem, PQ,l'lland; .poise Turley, �• Moore. Cun ningham; Publ ic ity, Ml'!I. R. Dunbar; Lewi11 Oun, WellJvllle; PROGRAM fl PUBLICrrY; Car­ D. Rouah, Mn. Nebon Roush, Dennis Ours, Eaat Liverpool and o l Ohllnier, D� Will (Co­ Mrs. Leo Litchfield; Fortune Tell Mrs. Charles Ru11ell, Waverly, W. Chairman), Genevieve BurdeUee, 1111 Booth, Mra, Paul Rlc:kard, Va. Mn. Zither, Mra. Jo11chlm, Mrs. R,,y Coot; Fi ah Pond, Mr. HOSl'ITALITY; ''The Teach­ and Mra. Robert , Johnston, Mr. " HOLHR HOS,ITAL er■," SCHQO,L NEWSf Mn. Smith; and llr1. Joe Paugh; Flower Shop Admiulona �pt. lit: �.. Wa,ne H&At.TH; Mn. Hewetaon; MAG­ Mr1, Harry MIiier, Mra. Jack J'rey Evereu MUhoan Pameroy; Jira. AZINE CIL\IR�; l,my Grue­ Mrs. Tom Hoffman; FOod Stand, Faye Marie J'uga\e, West COl\lmbla ser and Dill. Mrs. Nora 8ta1ta, Mn. William Mrs. Robert Arthur Runnel, 'Mid­ IQ'n:HtN; ll 1 r y Slll'<h• McFarland, Mn. John Hoffraan, dleport: Mn. Annot A. Knleht, (cha irman), Ruth Offutt, DotUe Mn, BIU Shinn, Mn. ♦romm:, Che...hire. Clark, Emma Brpderlcll:, Betty Weaver, :&lra. Robert Hayes, Mn. Di!t!hargee, Sept. 18: Ceell Da, Evau. �lth Hall, Wanda 8blin, Albert Tbornpaon, Mra. Gerald via, Mrs, Wlll9n Pay.ne, l'rederict Muine · illcbaelt, Leona Kan, Clark ; Country Store, Mr. and Aust in, Dona:Ia Bendrtcka, Mri. Ai,. Pearl Sheei:.., Kathy PuUina, Lou­ Mn. /amf!8 Haggerty. M:r. and hod Biahop, Mn. I. R. Fr1le1, loe llart,I� llulne Arnold, Ruby MN. Donald Hartley, Mrs. Rtrlph Nloky Canpn, T•""!IY )!ar,et� P'rid, BlaaCbe llmilt, 1h11' Sav0 Gibhi Jr,, lair., Foster Grin• Junior Ratcliff, C.111ten� DeWitt• a,e, lva' Powll stead, M'ra. John Boat, llra, Emil !IOII ■n4 w.;t� l)INING 80011; AcM1 D1mt AvaJori Calling At Pomeroy On Itinerary - Salvation 2-30 Pl . . . . . Next Monday is the day for The Salvation Army drive in Meigs County it was announced today by M r . Harry Barnes, Campaign Chairman. Volunte er workers will canvass house to house in their re­ sp ective neigh borhoods. All workers will attempt to complete th�ir calls within ten days and turn in the money to the Cam­ paign Treasurers of their commun ities. "1 ( 1 4 l For Rent FouR ROOM unf�rni�he Daily Senlhiel, Pomeroy-Mid dlepor t. 0., Sept. 19. 1960-3 = f 20 1 .Business Servi ces N OT IC E - . IHIN'T Pll'I' ANTI-FIIEEZE IN A LEAK¥ RA.IA'l'OR • IM __,. I 5 hereby given that -we ore no longf!r operat ing ar connected "." ith the Ho­ tel Mo rtin or Hotel Mafltlfl Ba r of Po­ meroy, Ohia. u, Guffltll'8e "fou ier N. Trouble-Free Win The ' ONLY COMP LETE IJ.•d;ator Shop In The Bend ·SAME JiA,Y SERVICE 5affl•el 0. Perry 'l<i,gi nia M. Peril HACKE1T1 SOHIO -- POMEROY, OHIO •'' �' . .. .-i--." · ,. ... ,. I . .. " l� " , '/ l�igs Co u n ty G ri d dersI Trave l =-ta 18QO_ ed.1hon1 of the Pomeroy Pantben and Middleport Yellow will be compared for fans ,,.-Y night when the Panthers :•�to Chaunce� : Dover .ind the ._�_,_ Jackets VJ.ill the White •-wn nest at Wahama. Al l Meigs Co\lnty team.a, except Rutla nd, are on the road Friday ni ht Last Friday night, to�ch Ralph Sayre's boys went down 22. 0 to the Panthen. The Yellow Jackets l'an make a forecast for their Ocl . 28 meeting with Po.-neroy by what they do at Wahama. Chauncey had all kinds of trou- I _ New F001,);ball League Bring • s ' ,,,. ·�..... i, - EXcltem • ent BUt SinaII .... • d.nYff SurprltH 1'11:e, aurp"rlaing Denver Broncos, .whose. pre attao(I prospects look.• ed pear, took over first place in the -'!�tern Di.vision of the AFL. 1'ith I .r1llyinR 27-21 vi ctory over the Buf(alo Billi Sunday. And the Wouaton ouera grabbed the East­ ern Division Jead by beating the IA• A'1gele1 Charger&. 38·28. Oa ,, Satt1rday night Shontz pie�'· up a , fumble juiit as the Cloct �waa running out and raced 28 Jffda for a i.ou chdown tha t 1ave,· .1tie Boston Patriots a 28·24 vidQI,). over the New York Ti­ t1na1.- •· Tb4'· >Dallas Texans handed the 0,1kla'bj:i Raider, their second 1tral"!1J defeat, 34-16, Jn the . � --- - - Tw:i) Grid Powers ' Will Challenge • For Championship ·� �lted ,,... lnternetlonal Mi&ililllppl a n d W.aahin,gton ne�l!d Ollly one game to prove they ' are · well-equipped to chat• len,e· Syracuse for college root­ �ll'a'.'. natlonal cbamplonshlp this .,._ . Je,lr. � ��er. It was !Ui!h :per@nlll� 'lpat��s'" \II Ort-gon State, Ncbras• k•. a·anau and Tula'ne who pro­ duced the bl1·1e1t 1hGCkers during the tJrat weekend of tbe new 11ea• 10ft. Oregon State, an UJ•polnt under­ do&, launched the etring of open• in1 UJ),8et1 by cuffing highly-tout• ed Southern California, 14-0, Fri­ day · nttht. Nebr11ka also laughed it the odda by edging Teus H· 13; Kan1aa topped favored Te x.as Chrl.ali■n, 21·7, and Tulane ground out �· 7-3 victory over California to emerp u Saturday's biggest heroet, ••"" Opponent• .. Ml�belppl's Sugar Bowl cham. pJon'lj, meanwh ile, n,lled to a 42,-0 trl-�pJI OV,r Houston, and Wash- · picked up where It le(t 0,r 1 t�, .Ro,e Bowl last •eason by ov.....,. wertnc College of the Pa• lflc � j ,M-8. :�I) ::---- Last Minute pass pays Off · :, elso nv1Uc, bl losing 2�-6, time 1 2-8. . · t/ w;�f a b� ' a �\r;ongcr-thanThe Jackets proved against Rutusual Ho n f it. 1 Kunzman, land they h.ave an explosive u!the most u ift;: tura J athle e to fens , good for the long g11,iner � t fl:fl e rise lfl f1ou8d.vi for . several 1 anytime. Against Rutland this of. years now 15 a J u m or. a l ittle big- fense netted II TD on a g r)' aste\ an d �'.1 u fher. U he can pass, Boone Hindy to R.iy27Klyard oes si� aw ay rom 111 nee troutM of and another on a six yard scampe . 19 9 opponents will hear from hy 8111 Harri5 132 pound h lfb k; COLUMBUS UPI - Ohi o colh1� ��s �e•r more �lhan ever. Defen_sivel)-: the Jacket/ lo ot:a o. ay expec C hauncey, strong m the middle Coach Jim lege teams have gone to the air to get the yo ung foo tbal l season ag amst the Panthers, to ha 11e l!. Vennari"s hard running and . st porp us defense. Th licking ab- hard blocking backs made �ftack: off the groun d in grand sty le. 1; inrbed from N c lso nv11le dc;es not a t, and outside' the Ja ckets end5 ' Daring quarterbacks lhrew with C reckless abandon in the fint big �ean Chauncey can be taken l ight. pa y off. week end of at'tion that saw 17 y. we<'keod's on l y one sided game Coach Bob Ashley's Eastern Ohio college teams in action. 1:he Pantl1ers tame through Friday night. It was lhe last•minute P'" that Ra iders where theu w . ahama game in sharv> , Lhe •• gotd to Pka•rkersburg Houston's home-opener ag a inst s Iamping themsel ves good r · Jled victory for at least t•spe )' ,wou ma e it two victories =•e aa •• in a row Los Angeles brought out the yardII and a clo ud of dust ,upth-e teams. T• ,.is time the v1ctimi. week ' s biggest crowd, 20, 1 56. At mi· dd le c 1ub. They tried p lhe 6 hou Id be lhe L 1llle Reds Toledo's Rockl!ts gave Coac h New York the unorfici al cr owd five times, completed none,a ssing . Elsewhere Lil area play, Gal l ipo• . Clive Rush a succeSBfu l debut figure was 19,200; Buffal o drew though quarterback Ray P at- is 1s �l Pom · I Pleasant to renew 1 5 ,229 for its home debut, a nd a and ha lfback Eddie Buffinetonoulin , a� anc1.ent n11al ry, Jackson enter­ when quarterback Jerry Stoltz fir• Golfer Ernie Voooler are la Lns Waverly, smal l 8, 021 turnout attended the proven adequa te throwers Logan at Hillsboro ed a 24-yard touchdown pass with 15 seconds remaining to defeat Wiw Carlin,: Tourney Friday night game al Oakland Belpre i.11 at :Athens, Nelsonvill� Yo Rutland., which entertai�s Kyger u ngstown, 34-30. TACOMA, Wash. (UPI}- Em.le Th� t t�tal of abo ut 63,000 was Creek Friday night, simpl y over- hosts The Plams , and Oak Hill is Quarter Vossler, ,a pro who has had his back Lamar Switzer, �ou: 1 Y , ,000 more th�n the at• powered Midd leport for iUi 20_ 12 at Wel lslun. successor to the sensational Jack best luck farther south, today had l!,��: �ce tolal for the fir�t week's victory wlih two thtrd quarte r Lee at Clndnnati, completed five an ''up north" victory under his s ouc al ha out of five pasaes in a 59-yard belt in the Garling Open golf tour• win over Hardin•Simmons. nament. I � REs"' co Vossler finished ihe 72•hole test s TB ALL Xavier of Cincinnati alao put on at the Fircrest Golf Club course - - FOO an ,erial show. Quarterback Ron here Sunday with a 272 score and COLLEGE FOOTBALL Costello throwing for one touch­ first prize money of $3,500. Dow Los Angele, 77 66 .538 ! I down and 102 yards as the Mus­ Finsterwald ended with a San Francis-co 71 '13 .493 17½ By United Pren lnternatlonal 277 and keteers defeated Miami, 17-tl, Cincinnati 65 90 .448 24 NaYy 22 Botten Colles,a 7 pocketed $900. Ch�e,ago Elsewhere, Central State un• 55 8� .393 3 1 ½ M111uchuMtt1 21 Main■ 1 3 Ph1ladelphla corked a bli:tering offense by Ptnn St. 20 Boston U. 0 53 91 .368 35½ Sunday'• Rtsult• Maryland 31 WHt Virginia 8 COLUMBUS UPI _ The drills downing Virginia State, 47-0; Ash. Cage Star Takes Pittsbu rgh S Clnelnnoti 3, 1,1 Army 37 Buffalo O w1l· i begin to lighten this week but land passed its way to a 13-0 win Wife In Cobunbuo Pltt1bt.trih I Cinclnnoti D, 2nd W. V1. Tec:h 13 W. Va. St. 6 · mounts for the' Ohio State over Manche.ater, Ind.; Ohio Uorth. t em1on COLUMBUS UPI - It is Mr. Mllw, 7 Phlla. 1 , B inno, ,, .,n Fa I nnont Tchrs 14 ShQherd 1 3 B uc keyes as they prepare to open ern blasted Taylor, Jnd., 41-6; Wit­ and Mrs. Jerry Lucas now. Chicago S Lot A-le No. C ar. St. '. Virginia Tteh 1 4 th e 1950 grid season �aturday tenberg edged Marshall College 3. .._ i 2 The Ohio State basketbal l slar St. Loul 1 4 San Franci1eo 3 VMI 33 WIiiiam & Mary 21 a gilinst the Southern Methodist O; Ott�rbein defeated Fiildlay, '4,5. and Mbis Treva Jane Geib were 7; Heidelberg had little trouble married Su nday evening in Clin• Geo,vla Tech 23 Kentuc•y 13 Saturd1y'1 Re1ults Mustangs. Philadelphia 5 Milw.ukte 2 AltlNma 21 GMr9l1 6 OSU Coa ch Woody Hayes looks with Bluffton 33-'1; Marietta best• ton Heights Lutheran Church. Anderson 1 2 Kentucky St. o Chl-■vc, 7 Lo, Ans,eles 3 About 400 persons were in the at the ga me with mixed feelings, ed West _Ylrglriia We1leyan, 22·12. St. Loul, 4 San Pranel1co 1 Morehhd 20 Chorgttown (Ky.) 0 hut remains confide11t that this and Adrian, MJcb. and Defian ce church to watch the ceremony p i ttohu,gh •1 Clnclnn1tl, ppd. rain year's edition of the ,Bucks is bet- tied 6-6. The Cltiad• I 19 Newberry O pe.-formed by the Rev. Dr. Er­ Davld1an 16 C1tawba 7 Mond•Y,• Probabla Pllcher,; ter than last . Ohio University served notice vin E. Krebs. In addition, more Louil.Ian■ 5t- 9 TexH AIM O S.n Pr1n�l•co at Chicago, 2 1 He was undecided wh a t effect that it will glve national amall lhan 60 persons milled arou nd Louit-l•n• Teeh 20 Lamar O s,•m111 0 Dall (7•12J and S.m Mis.souri's 20-0 win over SMU Sat• college cha mpion Bowling Green a oublide the church hoping to catc h Florid• St. 28 Jtk;hmond O ones (16-1 - 4) YI HObb1• (14-18) and I urday would have on the Mus- run for its money in the Mid. a glimpse of the All•America bas­ i=lorlda 30 Gaorge Waah lntton 7 Mor•h • d 1 7). tangs and on his own squ ad as Amer!ca Conference by opening ketball player and hls lovely Allan 40 Bluefield 14 L0• A•nee'i•e1 at St. Louil, · night wel l . up with an easy, 28-0, win over blonde bride. MlIIUPI 6 Harding 6 - Wlll l•m• (14-8) YI Sadeeki (84). Northeut la. 13 Ark1n111 St. 6 He sa id after a tough scrim- Dayton. Only gam11 achedulad YANKS RECALL TWO Coach Bill Hess, who like Rush Wt1t•rn Mith, 31 Central Mich. o mage session Saturday, ln which Tuelct.y'1 Game, NEW YORK (UPI)- The New. oled o and of T Doyt Perry of Kin,11 St. 20 So. D•k. St 6 Pitt.burgh at Phlladalphia 2 twj. , Lhe first team drubbed the scru ba Bowling Green are former assis­ York Yankeea have recalled ou t. Ka.nM1 21 Ttw:H Chrl1tl•n 7 ' · 40-0, that he expects to have all night tants under OSU Coach Woody fielder Ken Hunt and third base• Ml1tourl 20 Southarn Methodl■t o hands, with the exception of end Cinclnn•tl at Milw-aukea, night Hayes. st uck to basic football to man Deron Johnson from the Rich• law, St. 46 Dr•h O Bob Middleton , ready to go S11tu rS•n Fr■nclseo at Chicago spoil Coach Stan Zajdel's debut as �ond Virginians. Hunt hit .272 8 t llln ol1 St. 7 Ball St. 3 day at 1 :30 p. m. EST. Loi Angele, et st. , Loui,, night with 28 homeni and Johnson bat­ Dayton coach. . uti tr II Bradlty 1 2 ted .246 with 27 homers for the X•vlar !CIiio) 17 Miami (Ohio) 6 Amarlcan Lugue T.he Bobcats scored in every Jntern•ational Leegue elub. Ctnfral Ohio SI. 47 Norfolk St, O w. L, P<t. GB Big Oscar Join• Pro pertod except the second with a Marquette 23 VIiianova 13 bru ising ground game and �n PILOTS ALL·STARS :: Cincinnati Royals 4 Clnc lnrMli 15 Hardin-Simmon, 14 :�i.ic�:: alert defense that accounted for NEW YORK (UPI)- New York CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)- The one TD on an inter 83 62 . !>72 4 D■nvar 28 Wichlte 19 Chic.11,g o cepted pass. University basketba l l coach Lou nation's greatest al l-time amate ur Mari1ll1 22 W. Va. WHlayan l :'I: Cleveland Bu ckeye teams won six of seven Rossmi will ,guide the 1960 C',o\lege 72 72 .500 14112 basketball player - Oscar (Big 72 72 .500 1 4 ¼ Naw Mexico 77 Mt•lco 6 games Washington out-of-state opposition All-Stars aa;amst the New York 0) Robertson - has turned pro• and a with New Mexico St, 38 TulA 18 66 79 455 21 Delro il pcrfe�t �late was marred Knickerbockers Oct. 14 at Madi­ MIHlulppl 42 Hou■ton O 63 81 :438 2.1 ½ I�nlonal and will play in the Na• by the 6� ti� tn . the Defianc'"° J son Square Garden in the ninth Boston Arlr. St, u. · 39 Colo. St U 0 52 92 .J61 35 1f� t1onal Bai;ketball Association this Adrl.11n game. , . , Kansas City • �• •� anii'u,al MUii: n"ind benefit .gam�. year. Utah St. 20 Tex., Wes,.rn 7 Sunday, RHulti The three · time All - America Tulana 7 C■l lfornia 3 New York 7 Baltlfflore 3, ht player from the University of Cin• Wyoming 14 Montana O Naw York 2 Baltlmore o, 2nd cinnati si,gned a three-year conWHhlngton 55 CGII. of Pacific 6 K an111 City 3 Cleveland 2, ht tract Sunday with the Cincinnati Oreeon 33 ld•ho 6 C�a..,.land 9 IC•n•u City 2, 2nd R oya J,s of the NBA for an undlsUCLA I Pitt1burgh 7 Chlugo a Detroit 4, hi c losed su.m and certain "-Cringe FOR YOU R B U I LDI NG NEEDS ! Utah 33 Haw-all 6 D■trolt 7 Chicago 6, 2nd benefits" whi�h one souree said Whitm•n 45 EMtern Ore90n 14 Boston 3 Wa1hlngton I would the Big O one or the Wa■hln,ton St. 15 St•nford 14 $1turday'i Retulti I highestm.qke paid players In the le.ague. We -Mix Concrete To Your Own Si)ttJfieatlon1, New York 5 Beltlrnore 3 OH IO COLLEG E BOiton 2 W11hlngton 1 Aihl•nd 13 Manchester find ) o Deliver It Righi To Your Job When Needed. Chlu90 8 Oatrolt 4 Ohki Northern 41 Taylor Ond, ) 6 STEELERS DROP ROOKIE K_,,.. City 8 Cl•Hl■nd 5 Adrian (Mich,) 6 Detl1nce PITTSBURGH (UPl)-The Pitts­ Saves Money - Time - Waste Clnclnn■tl 15 Hudtn-Slmmo6na(tie) Monday'• Probabl• Pitcher■ burgh Steelers have released rook· 14 No game■ ■cheduled Ohio Unl¥er1lty 21, Deyton O ii! Ken Longent.>cker, the heaviest Tu11C11y'a G■mH Wittenberg 3 Menhlll 0 pl ayer on the sq,u ad. Longenecker Detroit et Cl1vi111nd, night Toledo U Y•un11town 30 weighed 330 pounds when he first Otterbein 45 fllindley 7 Bo1ton .t laltlmore, night reported to the Steelers, but had W11hlnfton at New York. nl9ht Helchlberg 33 Bluffton 7 ti-lmmed down to about 270 pounds Page SL Phone WY-2-UM Middleport Onlv 11m11 1ehlldul1d al the Ume of his release. Hl1h School Score, Clt¥o. Soulh 6 Sh1ker Heights O Clt¥e. St. Stanl■IIU\ 26 ,.•: Cleve. IHt THh 6 Chardon 6 Weit O.■ull 0 Man1ft.ld M1dl1on 44 ■ucyrui 12 Akron Kenmor. 20 Ravenna 14 ll•ubenvllle Cethollc 41 Colllfftbu1 Aquln11 6 L■ncatter St. Maryl 21 ZIIIHVl lle Rotecr•n• 8 Columbu■ W■,.non 56 mbus St. Mary 2:1 . a"port IColu Mlil New•r• Catholic 6 Wlarton (W, Va,) 21 Bellalre 6 _ ____ _ _ Untted Pm■ lntematlcnal There were some new heroes, Iota of explosive scoring and a IN!Jrd Saturday night finish m the Alnerican Footbal l League's sec­ , ond · week of play, bllt o n I y a alight· lmproYemenl at the box of­ fice. Among the new pro stars were ·Billy C..nnon and Jack Spikes, two of last aeaaon's college head· line1'1: 1orne leaser•known rookies Uk� Cltuck Shonta.- Austin Gon­ lOUlln and Dave Smith, and a fu ll­ blooded· Cheroll:e& Indian n.amcd Johnny Pyeatt. And, Of coune, once again "o ld men','. Geor1e Blanda and Johnny Trfpueb nil wild like they never dld_ Jn . tht 'N■tional Football Lea• Go To The A;, Thi■ Week's Ohio Colle.. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Thurld1y Nltht E11ttirn Michigan at Younptown Saturday Seutharn Miitllodl1t at Ohio State WHtern Michigan a,t Miami Toledo at Ohio Univenily Manh■II at Bowling GrNn Klfflt State If Baldwin • Wallace Ashlu.d at Woo1ter Denl1on at Franklin & Marshall Bluffton at Alma (Mich,) Central State •t Weit Virginia St. Saturday Night Dayton 11 CincinrMti Xavier •t Wichita Ohio We1leya11 at Soi,thern llllnols Capit•I •t Heldelbert Marietta 1t Muskingum Mount Union at Akron E11tern llllnol1 at Wlttenber1 Delianc• at Otterbein Hope (Mich.) 1t Ohio Northam Kenyon at Wilmington Pindlay at Adri•n (Mich.I l In Three Games i .' fOWdS I' I -------- Tension Mounts For Bucks On SMU Game Eve I :i :�� Both League Contenders For Series Take Doubleheade United Preu lntern�tlonal The magic number which wm produce lhe first New York-Pitts­ burgh World Series in 33 years were red uced today to seven for the Yankees and si x for the Pi­ rates. In other words. it will be all over in the American Leag ue if the Yankees win �ven of their remaining 11 games and the nee "."ill end !n the Nati onal League 1f the Pirates win six of their l ast 11. The co untdown which will wipe out the last mathematical hopes of t�e Baltimore Orioles, Oiicago White So� St. Lois C$'dinals and Mil waukee Braves began in earnest Sunday when the Yan• kees and Pirates swept double• headers. The Yankees whipped the Orioles, 7-3 and 2-0, to com• ptete a cr.ushing four-game sweep of the vital head•to-head series while the Pirates beat the Cl ncln• nati Reds, 5-3 ·and l·O, with Verri Law winning his 20th game. LHd Br Four As a rl'.!sult, the Yankees opened · up a four,game AL lead over both the Orioles, White Sox and the Pirates zoomed six games ahead of the Cardinals and 6¾ ahead of the Braves. The White Sox won their open• er 8-4, Ou t then suffered a jolting '1-6 loss that left them live games behind the Yankees in the loss column. The Cleveland Indians beat the Kansas City Athleth!s, 9·2, after a 3·2 loss and the Bos. ton Red Sox defeated the Washing• ton Senators, 3.1, in other AL games. The Cardinals edged the San Fr�ncisco Giants, 4-3, the Braves whipped the Philadelphia Phil lies Channei 3-Monda) Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston Music in the Rourid Jim Thacker Show Weathcrcast News Pictun: RunUcy BrlllNJ �t Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells F'argo Sen. John Kennedy Alcoa Theater Barbara Stanwyck Show Jackpot Bowling .New,. Ht•11,Jl1110. IU� W"!atbercast 11:15 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Off '1-1. and the Chicago Cubs bea the Los Angele_s Dodgers, 3-2, · ·other NL action. Dick Stuart and bon Hoak ea c hlt II double and a homer in th Pirates' opener as Law raised bls season record to 20·8. Late-inni homers by Wi!lie Jone.s and Fran Robinson produced Cincinnati� runs off Law wh o yielded nine hits. Vinegar Bend Mizell pitched a three-hitter in the .second game. 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Verna Snowden, president lowing su rgery. was in ch.arge of the meeting. , Mrs. Mildred Lu cas, pro,ram The invocation was given by Rev, ehalrman introduced Mn. E. S. Carl Herring, and the pledge to Sherow of Athens, 1tate chair• the flag WA$ led by Charles Hoff­ man of pu blications of the Ohio man and Mike Nicholaon of B oy PTA. Mn. Sherow conducted a two minute forum on programs Scout Troop 240, Mra. William Downie, president for the coming year i&<1d out l ined of the county council, waa pre­ ! the ,publications avaPla� to the sent and extended an invitation unit, many &f which are free. The elementary teachers were to the county wide meeting. Named as delegates to atll!nd named as the hruipitality com• were Herbert Parker, Henry Null, mittee for the October meeting. :rhe secretary'a report was given Mrs. Pearle Canaday, Mrs. Mil· dred L ucas and Mrs. Jean Park­ by Mra. Janet Morris and the treasurer's by Mrs. Rosalie e,. head Nichols. tive u exec Dallas, Geerge of the district, introduced Mrs. At the close of the '· • meeting: Dalla• and all elemental')' and I thP. oup adjourned to the bome htgb school teachers. He 1poke ot econgr omic s room for cake, coffee Improvements made ID ell the and K ool-Aid. schooJ• and of the new steel cy• I clone fence around the football. l:iOOSTl!RS WILL MEET field and the modern preu box The Northwestern Local Ban<\ � i and concession stand. He also Boosters will meet at the Ruthmd suggested the PTA unit a.crept a high School gymnasium Sept. 19 black topping project on ahe at 7:30 p. m. • school playgro11nds for this y,ar The marching band paraded T.his was approved by a grqup through town Thursday evening i r; vote. Ji, vocal solo "My Task" w11s in conj u nction with a band boost• presented by Mrs. Thomas Weill! en memhership drive. Worttng Mrs. Bernice Hoffman gave a door.to-door were Mn. Pearle· i;eport of the au diting committee. Canaday, Mrs. Jeanette Davis, It wae agreed to pay $5 c1sh as Mrs. Mildred Grate, Mrs. Jean award to the Parker and Mrs. Iris Williams, an attendance • dass room having - the most par• band boosters president. NALS PERSO guest ents present and $5 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1ft, speakers unless they have a set chael and 10n Mike of C._illirothe amount. were Sunday guests of hls par­ or one Mrs. Margaret Parsons ents, Mr. and Mr1. Elza Mlebael thanked teachers, grade first the and Thelma. the PTA and parents for the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden pre-school party staged in Aug u st Herbert Parker, Mrs. Audrey were Saturday supper guesh: o1 Patterson and Mrs. Helen Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpkins were named to a committee to honoring Mrs. Snow-den on her i:tvise the · b)'•laws. Named to birthday. obtain eoatiii of, the blaCk topping Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrison· projl;!Ct wr,('e Char-le, Carson, ,nd _ dauBJ1ter Jeanie· and Miss Henry )fµ I a,.Pd Herbert Parker. Carolyn Robson · !pent the week. for end at Ft. Knox, Ky., visiting There Mi . ., , ,a , ihree. way tte Mrs, Harrison'• 'brother, Rd. PHIIS 'II\IY SHORTSTOP G11r'y Rife. Bobby PIIILA� {lJPl)-Pfc. Ronald Niclloleon of Ft. Wilie, e U.:)'9ar-old shortstop pur• Knox. Ky . 1 spent the weekend chased ob)' the PhUadelphia Pbll• here visitin�bls parents, Mr. amJ' lies from l;f,uffalo, UI expected to report to the Phila Tuesday. The Mrs. James Nicholsor,. On Sun• highly regarded infield prospect day the Nlcholsons were guest, batted .269 �or Buff-alo in 154 of Mrs. Nellie Vale and �on Johnny and Mni. Irma Vale of games. 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Sept. 19, 1000-5 Mr. ai;,.d .M;rs. Mar,y. 8ummer11 bf Medin;i, were weekend ·g11eat1,:.­ of her twm sister and bm1band, Mr. amt Mrs. Clair Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Michael and children recently of Dexter City have moved their trailer· onto the Nelson property. Mr,. Keith Sutherland Is a patient at H olzer Hospital. _ Joe Bolio who is employed : _ ,�roul,b Columbus spent the weekend here with hi1 family. Ronal<I Watring was in charge of church servlfils 'at the Church .of Christ, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Weil11 • were in Garrison, Ky, P(r. and Mrs . .Charles Simpkins wtte'\b�•lneall vllliton in Colum­ bus Wednesday. J Brings You The Up Te The Minute Mason; Co un ty NEWS I Times Daily 10 AM • U'L 411Nlill /JFl�(r/fl'liN TO M'I• $11J! Tl{Af' TH£1<£ /SA IJ£M<Yt/l/.Tl/llT l/<ISE, MY MINO WILL 1 INAl'I!=) DCli'f BE ALARMED, MADAM, IN OUR CDUNTR'f, THESE DEMCNS AAEC COMMON!!' I)' KING 'ii:111 didn't Gee. � 11\)pses I 11ave to. deliver �� ta are f<o� : •. :;o t. · take 'tt,That mal<&S •aoother �·I've QCt t.O go to. ' .apart. ,, Land sa�! tm wash·,ng. I don't have time read . ' N.UCY.. ,i · ----.:"""':--- -· , ...• PH ci¢E¥ ·· · I DO IIJ'1i L.IK E Tl\llS WE'il'T'E RN �•- · · to bills. WHAT'S THE 1-JA ME OF IT ? . ,. ' t,OOl<. �-l'M SOR'l?'t I MAO TO SOO: 'IOU. Bl.TT I COULON'T STAND JII.N MORe CF 'O.J� I..Dl.l5Y POI:IRt ·�--- Club Entertair.,�d At Ebersbach Home Friday Mrs. Albert Ebersbach enter­ tained Utt Third i'rlday Ch1b at her home, Lasley s£., Friday even­ ina:. 11:5 5 AM r · AND :tl-llS 0000: LEADS 10 A POM<'lc iERRAC£, MA'AM� J ,I �' . .. .-i--." · ,. ... ,. I . .. " l� " , '/ l�igs Co u n ty G ri d dersI Trave l =-ta 18QO_ ed.1hon1 of the Pomeroy Pantben and Middleport Yellow will be compared for fans ,,.-Y night when the Panthers :•�to Chaunce� : Dover .ind the ._�_,_ Jackets VJ.ill the White •-wn nest at Wahama. Al l Meigs Co\lnty team.a, except Rutla nd, are on the road Friday ni ht Last Friday night, to�ch Ralph Sayre's boys went down 22. 0 to the Panthen. The Yellow Jackets l'an make a forecast for their Ocl . 28 meeting with Po.-neroy by what they do at Wahama. Chauncey had all kinds of trou- I _ New F001,);ball League Bring • s ' ,,,. ·�..... i, - EXcltem • ent BUt SinaII .... • d.nYff SurprltH 1'11:e, aurp"rlaing Denver Broncos, .whose. pre attao(I prospects look.• ed pear, took over first place in the -'!�tern Di.vision of the AFL. 1'ith I .r1llyinR 27-21 vi ctory over the Buf(alo Billi Sunday. And the Wouaton ouera grabbed the East­ ern Division Jead by beating the IA• A'1gele1 Charger&. 38·28. Oa ,, Satt1rday night Shontz pie�'· up a , fumble juiit as the Cloct �waa running out and raced 28 Jffda for a i.ou chdown tha t 1ave,· .1tie Boston Patriots a 28·24 vidQI,). over the New York Ti­ t1na1.- •· Tb4'· >Dallas Texans handed the 0,1kla'bj:i Raider, their second 1tral"!1J defeat, 34-16, Jn the . � --- - - Tw:i) Grid Powers ' Will Challenge • For Championship ·� �lted ,,... lnternetlonal Mi&ililllppl a n d W.aahin,gton ne�l!d Ollly one game to prove they ' are · well-equipped to chat• len,e· Syracuse for college root­ �ll'a'.'. natlonal cbamplonshlp this .,._ . Je,lr. � ��er. It was !Ui!h :per@nlll� 'lpat��s'" \II Ort-gon State, Ncbras• k•. a·anau and Tula'ne who pro­ duced the bl1·1e1t 1hGCkers during the tJrat weekend of tbe new 11ea• 10ft. Oregon State, an UJ•polnt under­ do&, launched the etring of open• in1 UJ),8et1 by cuffing highly-tout• ed Southern California, 14-0, Fri­ day · nttht. Nebr11ka also laughed it the odda by edging Teus H· 13; Kan1aa topped favored Te x.as Chrl.ali■n, 21·7, and Tulane ground out �· 7-3 victory over California to emerp u Saturday's biggest heroet, ••"" Opponent• .. Ml�belppl's Sugar Bowl cham. pJon'lj, meanwh ile, n,lled to a 42,-0 trl-�pJI OV,r Houston, and Wash- · picked up where It le(t 0,r 1 t�, .Ro,e Bowl last •eason by ov.....,. wertnc College of the Pa• lflc � j ,M-8. :�I) ::---- Last Minute pass pays Off · :, elso nv1Uc, bl losing 2�-6, time 1 2-8. . · t/ w;�f a b� ' a �\r;ongcr-thanThe Jackets proved against Rutusual Ho n f it. 1 Kunzman, land they h.ave an explosive u!the most u ift;: tura J athle e to fens , good for the long g11,iner � t fl:fl e rise lfl f1ou8d.vi for . several 1 anytime. Against Rutland this of. years now 15 a J u m or. a l ittle big- fense netted II TD on a g r)' aste\ an d �'.1 u fher. U he can pass, Boone Hindy to R.iy27Klyard oes si� aw ay rom 111 nee troutM of and another on a six yard scampe . 19 9 opponents will hear from hy 8111 Harri5 132 pound h lfb k; COLUMBUS UPI - Ohi o colh1� ��s �e•r more �lhan ever. Defen_sivel)-: the Jacket/ lo ot:a o. ay expec C hauncey, strong m the middle Coach Jim lege teams have gone to the air to get the yo ung foo tbal l season ag amst the Panthers, to ha 11e l!. Vennari"s hard running and . st porp us defense. Th licking ab- hard blocking backs made �ftack: off the groun d in grand sty le. 1; inrbed from N c lso nv11le dc;es not a t, and outside' the Ja ckets end5 ' Daring quarterbacks lhrew with C reckless abandon in the fint big �ean Chauncey can be taken l ight. pa y off. week end of at'tion that saw 17 y. we<'keod's on l y one sided game Coach Bob Ashley's Eastern Ohio college teams in action. 1:he Pantl1ers tame through Friday night. It was lhe last•minute P'" that Ra iders where theu w . ahama game in sharv> , Lhe •• gotd to Pka•rkersburg Houston's home-opener ag a inst s Iamping themsel ves good r · Jled victory for at least t•spe )' ,wou ma e it two victories =•e aa •• in a row Los Angeles brought out the yardII and a clo ud of dust ,upth-e teams. T• ,.is time the v1ctimi. week ' s biggest crowd, 20, 1 56. At mi· dd le c 1ub. They tried p lhe 6 hou Id be lhe L 1llle Reds Toledo's Rockl!ts gave Coac h New York the unorfici al cr owd five times, completed none,a ssing . Elsewhere Lil area play, Gal l ipo• . Clive Rush a succeSBfu l debut figure was 19,200; Buffal o drew though quarterback Ray P at- is 1s �l Pom · I Pleasant to renew 1 5 ,229 for its home debut, a nd a and ha lfback Eddie Buffinetonoulin , a� anc1.ent n11al ry, Jackson enter­ when quarterback Jerry Stoltz fir• Golfer Ernie Voooler are la Lns Waverly, smal l 8, 021 turnout attended the proven adequa te throwers Logan at Hillsboro ed a 24-yard touchdown pass with 15 seconds remaining to defeat Wiw Carlin,: Tourney Friday night game al Oakland Belpre i.11 at :Athens, Nelsonvill� Yo Rutland., which entertai�s Kyger u ngstown, 34-30. TACOMA, Wash. (UPI}- Em.le Th� t t�tal of abo ut 63,000 was Creek Friday night, simpl y over- hosts The Plams , and Oak Hill is Quarter Vossler, ,a pro who has had his back Lamar Switzer, �ou: 1 Y , ,000 more th�n the at• powered Midd leport for iUi 20_ 12 at Wel lslun. successor to the sensational Jack best luck farther south, today had l!,��: �ce tolal for the fir�t week's victory wlih two thtrd quarte r Lee at Clndnnati, completed five an ''up north" victory under his s ouc al ha out of five pasaes in a 59-yard belt in the Garling Open golf tour• win over Hardin•Simmons. nament. I � REs"' co Vossler finished ihe 72•hole test s TB ALL Xavier of Cincinnati alao put on at the Fircrest Golf Club course - - FOO an ,erial show. Quarterback Ron here Sunday with a 272 score and COLLEGE FOOTBALL Costello throwing for one touch­ first prize money of $3,500. Dow Los Angele, 77 66 .538 ! I down and 102 yards as the Mus­ Finsterwald ended with a San Francis-co 71 '13 .493 17½ By United Pren lnternatlonal 277 and keteers defeated Miami, 17-tl, Cincinnati 65 90 .448 24 NaYy 22 Botten Colles,a 7 pocketed $900. Ch�e,ago Elsewhere, Central State un• 55 8� .393 3 1 ½ M111uchuMtt1 21 Main■ 1 3 Ph1ladelphla corked a bli:tering offense by Ptnn St. 20 Boston U. 0 53 91 .368 35½ Sunday'• Rtsult• Maryland 31 WHt Virginia 8 COLUMBUS UPI _ The drills downing Virginia State, 47-0; Ash. Cage Star Takes Pittsbu rgh S Clnelnnoti 3, 1,1 Army 37 Buffalo O w1l· i begin to lighten this week but land passed its way to a 13-0 win Wife In Cobunbuo Pltt1bt.trih I Cinclnnoti D, 2nd W. V1. Tec:h 13 W. Va. St. 6 · mounts for the' Ohio State over Manche.ater, Ind.; Ohio Uorth. t em1on COLUMBUS UPI - It is Mr. Mllw, 7 Phlla. 1 , B inno, ,, .,n Fa I nnont Tchrs 14 ShQherd 1 3 B uc keyes as they prepare to open ern blasted Taylor, Jnd., 41-6; Wit­ and Mrs. Jerry Lucas now. Chicago S Lot A-le No. C ar. St. '. Virginia Tteh 1 4 th e 1950 grid season �aturday tenberg edged Marshall College 3. .._ i 2 The Ohio State basketbal l slar St. Loul 1 4 San Franci1eo 3 VMI 33 WIiiiam & Mary 21 a gilinst the Southern Methodist O; Ott�rbein defeated Fiildlay, '4,5. and Mbis Treva Jane Geib were 7; Heidelberg had little trouble married Su nday evening in Clin• Geo,vla Tech 23 Kentuc•y 13 Saturd1y'1 Re1ults Mustangs. Philadelphia 5 Milw.ukte 2 AltlNma 21 GMr9l1 6 OSU Coa ch Woody Hayes looks with Bluffton 33-'1; Marietta best• ton Heights Lutheran Church. Anderson 1 2 Kentucky St. o Chl-■vc, 7 Lo, Ans,eles 3 About 400 persons were in the at the ga me with mixed feelings, ed West _Ylrglriia We1leyan, 22·12. St. Loul, 4 San Pranel1co 1 Morehhd 20 Chorgttown (Ky.) 0 hut remains confide11t that this and Adrian, MJcb. and Defian ce church to watch the ceremony p i ttohu,gh •1 Clnclnn1tl, ppd. rain year's edition of the ,Bucks is bet- tied 6-6. The Cltiad• I 19 Newberry O pe.-formed by the Rev. Dr. Er­ Davld1an 16 C1tawba 7 Mond•Y,• Probabla Pllcher,; ter than last . Ohio University served notice vin E. Krebs. In addition, more Louil.Ian■ 5t- 9 TexH AIM O S.n Pr1n�l•co at Chicago, 2 1 He was undecided wh a t effect that it will glve national amall lhan 60 persons milled arou nd Louit-l•n• Teeh 20 Lamar O s,•m111 0 Dall (7•12J and S.m Mis.souri's 20-0 win over SMU Sat• college cha mpion Bowling Green a oublide the church hoping to catc h Florid• St. 28 Jtk;hmond O ones (16-1 - 4) YI HObb1• (14-18) and I urday would have on the Mus- run for its money in the Mid. a glimpse of the All•America bas­ i=lorlda 30 Gaorge Waah lntton 7 Mor•h • d 1 7). tangs and on his own squ ad as Amer!ca Conference by opening ketball player and hls lovely Allan 40 Bluefield 14 L0• A•nee'i•e1 at St. Louil, · night wel l . up with an easy, 28-0, win over blonde bride. MlIIUPI 6 Harding 6 - Wlll l•m• (14-8) YI Sadeeki (84). Northeut la. 13 Ark1n111 St. 6 He sa id after a tough scrim- Dayton. Only gam11 achedulad YANKS RECALL TWO Coach Bill Hess, who like Rush Wt1t•rn Mith, 31 Central Mich. o mage session Saturday, ln which Tuelct.y'1 Game, NEW YORK (UPI)- The New. oled o and of T Doyt Perry of Kin,11 St. 20 So. D•k. St 6 Pitt.burgh at Phlladalphia 2 twj. , Lhe first team drubbed the scru ba Bowling Green are former assis­ York Yankeea have recalled ou t. Ka.nM1 21 Ttw:H Chrl1tl•n 7 ' · 40-0, that he expects to have all night tants under OSU Coach Woody fielder Ken Hunt and third base• Ml1tourl 20 Southarn Methodl■t o hands, with the exception of end Cinclnn•tl at Milw-aukea, night Hayes. st uck to basic football to man Deron Johnson from the Rich• law, St. 46 Dr•h O Bob Middleton , ready to go S11tu rS•n Fr■nclseo at Chicago spoil Coach Stan Zajdel's debut as �ond Virginians. Hunt hit .272 8 t llln ol1 St. 7 Ball St. 3 day at 1 :30 p. m. EST. Loi Angele, et st. , Loui,, night with 28 homeni and Johnson bat­ Dayton coach. . uti tr II Bradlty 1 2 ted .246 with 27 homers for the X•vlar !CIiio) 17 Miami (Ohio) 6 Amarlcan Lugue T.he Bobcats scored in every Jntern•ational Leegue elub. Ctnfral Ohio SI. 47 Norfolk St, O w. L, P<t. GB Big Oscar Join• Pro pertod except the second with a Marquette 23 VIiianova 13 bru ising ground game and �n PILOTS ALL·STARS :: Cincinnati Royals 4 Clnc lnrMli 15 Hardin-Simmon, 14 :�i.ic�:: alert defense that accounted for NEW YORK (UPI)- New York CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)- The one TD on an inter 83 62 . !>72 4 D■nvar 28 Wichlte 19 Chic.11,g o cepted pass. University basketba l l coach Lou nation's greatest al l-time amate ur Mari1ll1 22 W. Va. WHlayan l :'I: Cleveland Bu ckeye teams won six of seven Rossmi will ,guide the 1960 C',o\lege 72 72 .500 14112 basketball player - Oscar (Big 72 72 .500 1 4 ¼ Naw Mexico 77 Mt•lco 6 games Washington out-of-state opposition All-Stars aa;amst the New York 0) Robertson - has turned pro• and a with New Mexico St, 38 TulA 18 66 79 455 21 Delro il pcrfe�t �late was marred Knickerbockers Oct. 14 at Madi­ MIHlulppl 42 Hou■ton O 63 81 :438 2.1 ½ I�nlonal and will play in the Na• by the 6� ti� tn . the Defianc'"° J son Square Garden in the ninth Boston Arlr. St, u. · 39 Colo. St U 0 52 92 .J61 35 1f� t1onal Bai;ketball Association this Adrl.11n game. , . , Kansas City • �• •� anii'u,al MUii: n"ind benefit .gam�. year. Utah St. 20 Tex., Wes,.rn 7 Sunday, RHulti The three · time All - America Tulana 7 C■l lfornia 3 New York 7 Baltlfflore 3, ht player from the University of Cin• Wyoming 14 Montana O Naw York 2 Baltlmore o, 2nd cinnati si,gned a three-year conWHhlngton 55 CGII. of Pacific 6 K an111 City 3 Cleveland 2, ht tract Sunday with the Cincinnati Oreeon 33 ld•ho 6 C�a..,.land 9 IC•n•u City 2, 2nd R oya J,s of the NBA for an undlsUCLA I Pitt1burgh 7 Chlugo a Detroit 4, hi c losed su.m and certain "-Cringe FOR YOU R B U I LDI NG NEEDS ! Utah 33 Haw-all 6 D■trolt 7 Chicago 6, 2nd benefits" whi�h one souree said Whitm•n 45 EMtern Ore90n 14 Boston 3 Wa1hlngton I would the Big O one or the Wa■hln,ton St. 15 St•nford 14 $1turday'i Retulti I highestm.qke paid players In the le.ague. We -Mix Concrete To Your Own Si)ttJfieatlon1, New York 5 Beltlrnore 3 OH IO COLLEG E BOiton 2 W11hlngton 1 Aihl•nd 13 Manchester find ) o Deliver It Righi To Your Job When Needed. Chlu90 8 Oatrolt 4 Ohki Northern 41 Taylor Ond, ) 6 STEELERS DROP ROOKIE K_,,.. City 8 Cl•Hl■nd 5 Adrian (Mich,) 6 Detl1nce PITTSBURGH (UPl)-The Pitts­ Saves Money - Time - Waste Clnclnn■tl 15 Hudtn-Slmmo6na(tie) Monday'• Probabl• Pitcher■ burgh Steelers have released rook· 14 No game■ ■cheduled Ohio Unl¥er1lty 21, Deyton O ii! Ken Longent.>cker, the heaviest Tu11C11y'a G■mH Wittenberg 3 Menhlll 0 pl ayer on the sq,u ad. Longenecker Detroit et Cl1vi111nd, night Toledo U Y•un11town 30 weighed 330 pounds when he first Otterbein 45 fllindley 7 Bo1ton .t laltlmore, night reported to the Steelers, but had W11hlnfton at New York. nl9ht Helchlberg 33 Bluffton 7 ti-lmmed down to about 270 pounds Page SL Phone WY-2-UM Middleport Onlv 11m11 1ehlldul1d al the Ume of his release. Hl1h School Score, Clt¥o. Soulh 6 Sh1ker Heights O Clt¥e. St. Stanl■IIU\ 26 ,.•: Cleve. IHt THh 6 Chardon 6 Weit O.■ull 0 Man1ft.ld M1dl1on 44 ■ucyrui 12 Akron Kenmor. 20 Ravenna 14 ll•ubenvllle Cethollc 41 Colllfftbu1 Aquln11 6 L■ncatter St. Maryl 21 ZIIIHVl lle Rotecr•n• 8 Columbu■ W■,.non 56 mbus St. Mary 2:1 . a"port IColu Mlil New•r• Catholic 6 Wlarton (W, Va,) 21 Bellalre 6 _ ____ _ _ Untted Pm■ lntematlcnal There were some new heroes, Iota of explosive scoring and a IN!Jrd Saturday night finish m the Alnerican Footbal l League's sec­ , ond · week of play, bllt o n I y a alight· lmproYemenl at the box of­ fice. Among the new pro stars were ·Billy C..nnon and Jack Spikes, two of last aeaaon's college head· line1'1: 1orne leaser•known rookies Uk� Cltuck Shonta.- Austin Gon­ lOUlln and Dave Smith, and a fu ll­ blooded· Cheroll:e& Indian n.amcd Johnny Pyeatt. And, Of coune, once again "o ld men','. Geor1e Blanda and Johnny Trfpueb nil wild like they never dld_ Jn . tht 'N■tional Football Lea• Go To The A;, Thi■ Week's Ohio Colle.. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Thurld1y Nltht E11ttirn Michigan at Younptown Saturday Seutharn Miitllodl1t at Ohio State WHtern Michigan a,t Miami Toledo at Ohio Univenily Manh■II at Bowling GrNn Klfflt State If Baldwin • Wallace Ashlu.d at Woo1ter Denl1on at Franklin & Marshall Bluffton at Alma (Mich,) Central State •t Weit Virginia St. Saturday Night Dayton 11 CincinrMti Xavier •t Wichita Ohio We1leya11 at Soi,thern llllnols Capit•I •t Heldelbert Marietta 1t Muskingum Mount Union at Akron E11tern llllnol1 at Wlttenber1 Delianc• at Otterbein Hope (Mich.) 1t Ohio Northam Kenyon at Wilmington Pindlay at Adri•n (Mich.I l In Three Games i .' fOWdS I' I -------- Tension Mounts For Bucks On SMU Game Eve I :i :�� Both League Contenders For Series Take Doubleheade United Preu lntern�tlonal The magic number which wm produce lhe first New York-Pitts­ burgh World Series in 33 years were red uced today to seven for the Yankees and si x for the Pi­ rates. In other words. it will be all over in the American Leag ue if the Yankees win �ven of their remaining 11 games and the nee "."ill end !n the Nati onal League 1f the Pirates win six of their l ast 11. The co untdown which will wipe out the last mathematical hopes of t�e Baltimore Orioles, Oiicago White So� St. Lois C$'dinals and Mil waukee Braves began in earnest Sunday when the Yan• kees and Pirates swept double• headers. The Yankees whipped the Orioles, 7-3 and 2-0, to com• ptete a cr.ushing four-game sweep of the vital head•to-head series while the Pirates beat the Cl ncln• nati Reds, 5-3 ·and l·O, with Verri Law winning his 20th game. LHd Br Four As a rl'.!sult, the Yankees opened · up a four,game AL lead over both the Orioles, White Sox and the Pirates zoomed six games ahead of the Cardinals and 6¾ ahead of the Braves. The White Sox won their open• er 8-4, Ou t then suffered a jolting '1-6 loss that left them live games behind the Yankees in the loss column. The Cleveland Indians beat the Kansas City Athleth!s, 9·2, after a 3·2 loss and the Bos. ton Red Sox defeated the Washing• ton Senators, 3.1, in other AL games. The Cardinals edged the San Fr�ncisco Giants, 4-3, the Braves whipped the Philadelphia Phil lies Channei 3-Monda) Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston Music in the Rourid Jim Thacker Show Weathcrcast News Pictun: RunUcy BrlllNJ �t Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells F'argo Sen. John Kennedy Alcoa Theater Barbara Stanwyck Show Jackpot Bowling .New,. Ht•11,Jl1110. IU� W"!atbercast 11:15 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Off '1-1. and the Chicago Cubs bea the Los Angele_s Dodgers, 3-2, · ·other NL action. Dick Stuart and bon Hoak ea c hlt II double and a homer in th Pirates' opener as Law raised bls season record to 20·8. Late-inni homers by Wi!lie Jone.s and Fran Robinson produced Cincinnati� runs off Law wh o yielded nine hits. Vinegar Bend Mizell pitched a three-hitter in the .second game. 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Verna Snowden, president lowing su rgery. was in ch.arge of the meeting. , Mrs. Mildred Lu cas, pro,ram The invocation was given by Rev, ehalrman introduced Mn. E. S. Carl Herring, and the pledge to Sherow of Athens, 1tate chair• the flag WA$ led by Charles Hoff­ man of pu blications of the Ohio man and Mike Nicholaon of B oy PTA. Mn. Sherow conducted a two minute forum on programs Scout Troop 240, Mra. William Downie, president for the coming year i&<1d out l ined of the county council, waa pre­ ! the ,publications avaPla� to the sent and extended an invitation unit, many &f which are free. The elementary teachers were to the county wide meeting. Named as delegates to atll!nd named as the hruipitality com• were Herbert Parker, Henry Null, mittee for the October meeting. :rhe secretary'a report was given Mrs. Pearle Canaday, Mrs. Mil· dred L ucas and Mrs. Jean Park­ by Mra. Janet Morris and the treasurer's by Mrs. Rosalie e,. head Nichols. tive u exec Dallas, Geerge of the district, introduced Mrs. At the close of the '· • meeting: Dalla• and all elemental')' and I thP. oup adjourned to the bome htgb school teachers. He 1poke ot econgr omic s room for cake, coffee Improvements made ID ell the and K ool-Aid. schooJ• and of the new steel cy• I clone fence around the football. l:iOOSTl!RS WILL MEET field and the modern preu box The Northwestern Local Ban<\ � i and concession stand. He also Boosters will meet at the Ruthmd suggested the PTA unit a.crept a high School gymnasium Sept. 19 black topping project on ahe at 7:30 p. m. • school playgro11nds for this y,ar The marching band paraded T.his was approved by a grqup through town Thursday evening i r; vote. Ji, vocal solo "My Task" w11s in conj u nction with a band boost• presented by Mrs. Thomas Weill! en memhership drive. Worttng Mrs. Bernice Hoffman gave a door.to-door were Mn. Pearle· i;eport of the au diting committee. Canaday, Mrs. Jeanette Davis, It wae agreed to pay $5 c1sh as Mrs. Mildred Grate, Mrs. Jean award to the Parker and Mrs. Iris Williams, an attendance • dass room having - the most par• band boosters president. NALS PERSO guest ents present and $5 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1ft, speakers unless they have a set chael and 10n Mike of C._illirothe amount. were Sunday guests of hls par­ or one Mrs. Margaret Parsons ents, Mr. and Mr1. Elza Mlebael thanked teachers, grade first the and Thelma. the PTA and parents for the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden pre-school party staged in Aug u st Herbert Parker, Mrs. Audrey were Saturday supper guesh: o1 Patterson and Mrs. Helen Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpkins were named to a committee to honoring Mrs. Snow-den on her i:tvise the · b)'•laws. Named to birthday. obtain eoatiii of, the blaCk topping Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrison· projl;!Ct wr,('e Char-le, Carson, ,nd _ dauBJ1ter Jeanie· and Miss Henry )fµ I a,.Pd Herbert Parker. Carolyn Robson · !pent the week. for end at Ft. Knox, Ky., visiting There Mi . ., , ,a , ihree. way tte Mrs, Harrison'• 'brother, Rd. PHIIS 'II\IY SHORTSTOP G11r'y Rife. Bobby PIIILA� {lJPl)-Pfc. Ronald Niclloleon of Ft. Wilie, e U.:)'9ar-old shortstop pur• Knox. Ky . 1 spent the weekend chased ob)' the PhUadelphia Pbll• here visitin�bls parents, Mr. amJ' lies from l;f,uffalo, UI expected to report to the Phila Tuesday. The Mrs. James Nicholsor,. On Sun• highly regarded infield prospect day the Nlcholsons were guest, batted .269 �or Buff-alo in 154 of Mrs. Nellie Vale and �on Johnny and Mni. Irma Vale of games. 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Sept. 19, 1000-5 Mr. ai;,.d .M;rs. Mar,y. 8ummer11 bf Medin;i, were weekend ·g11eat1,:.­ of her twm sister and bm1band, Mr. amt Mrs. Clair Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Michael and children recently of Dexter City have moved their trailer· onto the Nelson property. Mr,. Keith Sutherland Is a patient at H olzer Hospital. _ Joe Bolio who is employed : _ ,�roul,b Columbus spent the weekend here with hi1 family. Ronal<I Watring was in charge of church servlfils 'at the Church .of Christ, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Weil11 • were in Garrison, Ky, P(r. and Mrs . .Charles Simpkins wtte'\b�•lneall vllliton in Colum­ bus Wednesday. J Brings You The Up Te The Minute Mason; Co un ty NEWS I Times Daily 10 AM • U'L 411Nlill /JFl�(r/fl'liN TO M'I• $11J! Tl{Af' TH£1<£ /SA IJ£M<Yt/l/.Tl/llT l/<ISE, MY MINO WILL 1 INAl'I!=) DCli'f BE ALARMED, MADAM, IN OUR CDUNTR'f, THESE DEMCNS AAEC COMMON!!' I)' KING 'ii:111 didn't Gee. � 11\)pses I 11ave to. deliver �� ta are f<o� : •. :;o t. · take 'tt,That mal<&S •aoother �·I've QCt t.O go to. ' .apart. ,, Land sa�! tm wash·,ng. I don't have time read . ' N.UCY.. ,i · ----.:"""':--- -· , ...• PH ci¢E¥ ·· · I DO IIJ'1i L.IK E Tl\llS WE'il'T'E RN �•- · · to bills. WHAT'S THE 1-JA ME OF IT ? . ,. ' t,OOl<. �-l'M SOR'l?'t I MAO TO SOO: 'IOU. Bl.TT I COULON'T STAND JII.N MORe CF 'O.J� I..Dl.l5Y POI:IRt ·�--- Club Entertair.,�d At Ebersbach Home Friday Mrs. Albert Ebersbach enter­ tained Utt Third i'rlday Ch1b at her home, Lasley s£., Friday even­ ina:. 11:5 5 AM r · AND :tl-llS 0000: LEADS 10 A POM<'lc iERRAC£, MA'AM� J ,I �..........---•• ' / of ��: "�• °:::d/�;:;�"):,:��',{ / " ' Supt C ul s Gibbs spoke on the ", To work For Com,ng . year 01 ActI'VI t,es I P'°'"" of th ew S<hool and Ro• t Roberts ' xplained sludents �a, Run PTA Puts Its Committees h e e n e .1be Sugar Run PTA held its first meeting of the year Thurs . ber . several tlem.s accident insurance_ I O f business was d_iscusse d· . ��vening at the school. i .. . James Titu s president ope ned the meetin g w th the Parents of the first grade pupils . '. ' PT:• _ h e minutes of l h e J ast m eeting were read by were introduced and a roll c il ll n. pledge. T ·, Holzer Student To Hav,e Training . At C,olumbus Around And About I eport I M'dd Van Cooney-Hauck Wedding W�s fvent Son Born To M.c.4ngu, . ,,, ilY september 18 • '"' '"-m ber 3ra (JI �'"P ..J A t Ch Urch OI ChrI'st r am M, . a Mn. M,cll MeA gu1 ' h white gladioli and ferne and are announcing the birth of a i5 lb, Before �tItar decorated Wll · 7 oz. aon, Marlin AMn, Sunday, nd I Miss Sue Ellen Smith, dau . i;: hter m eo S rs. Th o1 M r. and ,1 J th , pea- Christ ltt\i:iddle)IOrt. " . cock Ave. , a senior student al Ho!. · 1 Mrs, e o h t Van bride Coo ney and ; Charles t f c of r Mar e repor is e The reasurer Spen e d th daught e glVen b the t r Y an tak e n with th e atlendance banner Janii:e and P,uI,ne Zfrkle w • e z:er Hospital, lefl Th ursday for Co--� i\ Cooney n..ul Werner. lhe Van groom is the awarrl ed to Lhe firSl grad e . Norwood and late Middleport of r h ! visit m MHrietta Saturday to w h um us whe e she will do three I I . Mrs. Marvin .Sur,t "eo•r:m1 •.,1ees for the }"ear wer<' named th e Bob Spri n ger wh o ls a Freshma n mont h s 11.ffiliatio11 work al Child- the son Of MrS . R'IChard p·ICkens and the ale , Ch ar es Hauck . med a.nd L. n d udcd ptogra rn : j 111.<!mlJe rsh 1 p Mrs Ralph Campbell; commitlee� for the Halloween par- al the Marietta College. They al- ren' also of Middleport, s Hospi tal. . -Kt.• Will11m A nderson . Mn. C . E. "wa Y s and me ans M rs. M arvrn Burt, I l y includrng tickets, Rob, e rt Rob- so attended the Marie tta Foot ball Vows of the doubl e ring cere- ,flo w ered print and e white garden• ,.. ' Watson rry Mrs • ' r Mary' Hit '.'.ln • w•,, •• so H r e - JUU:eslee Sh e w1.11 return to Holz - , er 1s an d he o K1mes; pianist 1or game Saturda y n ight i n which Bo b , . , . . and M • ., Ll" yd , • . ht : , , . ·. . . mon y were read by A.ev. Fred I. la co111age. . · · ·. t ap1tahty: Mrs. J am i's O Brien l ra l�, Mrs. Renzo :M ench1 m antl I the grand marc h Mrs . Mar}; Tracy · play ed. pita! in December and in January Gardner at 1 :30 in the afternoon , Pre- nup tial music was presented ' *Mn. � Gilmore , J r .., �Itdrhom '. \t rs H obert Story , _ a_nd delegl'. tes ; f, sh pond, Mrs.' Cha rles Radford'. Mrs. G race Pratt a nd Mrs. , will go back 10 Columbu s for t hree n 1 M wi . · ��bC��I• Mri.. P h il liln buk ar and �� w e l o ��t} c;u � cil . M� . fo :rn ld 1 ..:ha1rman. Mr. an,! Mrs. Wend e ll t· rank Powers were in Gallipolis mo mll s psychiatric training a t ColThe bride , who was give n in ��d �:S. c�:g , ��10f!g,t0't'h . 11 11 1 m n , G erlach, Mr. and Mrs. Danny last Saturday on business. · marriai:e by her un cl e, Dt . Ray• o ( Middl epo,L · na Ph Welk.er. , umbus Slate Hospital. . h Thompson, M, "'" Mn. Robe<! M. �s e;!z \ti�-mo,e, � ' · ·� " �� , hcshirn, mond Route,, C cf was atticed in , I Thomp,o, N,n !is, , '. i " , P ' ' · ' • Mn. M ,nd Rich Sta d enh l 1 . Mrs . Dan Whitei Mrs. Ma(,a Cam�h(')I, Mrs Charles Spencer Fett)' , Mr an d M rs . D onald :.. ulle n. off of Columbus visiled Su n day also a seni or student. went with white floor le ngth_ gown worn over I tierc ·d w eddini:: cake Lopped I A · · . -G ,....;. W · :t•t lr 1and and Mrs. \\right; and ..irs Nelda Wisc. Mr. &nd Mrs. N orman Harhrecht. with Mr . and Mrs. William M orris M ii.;s Smith and they will be room- an old fashi oned hoop and fell j wi t h a m1ma ture br ide and a:room 1'ill!I ma tes. They were accompa n ied to i nlo a chapel train. The front was cente red the brid e 's t able for th<! Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd Wright and \1r. and family and oth er relatives. and M:-�. Jame!!. Clatwurt hy. Harry $. Moore e n terlained at Columbus by Mr. and Mn. Smit h . covered wit h appliqucs creating a rece ption which was held for thP li ered effect. The gow n foatured a co uple follo wing the ceremony. AlNam,·d nn the rcfreshnl l'Ht rtinn e r Sunday at the Martin Rest bodice of lace with a scalloped ter the culling of the first pu:�ce stand were M r . and Mn. Phil G!o- a ur;mt , Miss Jea n Lama local imd l bokar, Mr . .ind �rs- Thomas Crow, Mr. :rnd Mrs. Harry S. �loorc, Jr., necklin e covered with irridescent bY, tne bride, the cake was served pearls and long !!leeves which came by Miss Karen Walker and Miss Mr. and M:·s. E<'.war tl �aer, .\Ir and Mr. and Mrs. William N . I lo a poi n t over the hands. She car· Carla Wilson with Miss Susie Aland Mrs . uJdu (_: irolall�l . _Mr, J_n<l Moure of Asla nd, Ky. ! � Baxter \i rs. No,. man ri£>d a uscade arra nge ment of I lensworth se rving t he punch. O th- I , ,�lrs. l--l,11 r:i,- I v,,·,, · w' ' . n th g " d an M M H I ' . ' ., ' · - I(O ber t (,,)Jl�S . YlfS, K. Woodge d •· wh ite roses. er assisli nr: at the recepti on were w a..,on, .,1 r�. r Su n day were . Mrs. . G Mrs. Martha Ch>'ld,, M•• Ida e o rge Hohst etter J r . and Mr s. · "'" Men's Wool n vodge,•d's bro ther an rt sis • teru A surprise b1rtbdi.y party was •• m1 \'anCooney was aIIended bY Ch1. Ids, Mrs. Oscar Rousb Mr·s. Ed· I ,.e1nC" Pau t . ,., . r; ,1.i1rl _. J:lam r. : J it•l1f's • n - law Mr and 'Ir Haro I" . � u ' � 00.k [ · e l :! Sa t urday by ��rs. E . J. Acres .M1�s Judy Clark of M 1�dleport a · O'Brien, Li,;o Crew, Leslie !•ulll 0 1 r, · ,e, ·,u,g, 'w'· v a . an d r . ss Ja mee gar Allensworth' Mrs. George Hud• of bonor, and Mi maid at he th t n elebr · day e aeve birth son and Mrs. Cla11de Ashley. an d James Tilus. � :sh ' 1 c . . C oo,.r · . 1.ont. s s1 ,,'er, M rs . ·w mnic . · ,.f .J. 1_e r dau� h tcr Caro lyn Sue, :It . . Ha1:1ck, ,ist er of tne 1room, as of California. Pocket ladies: '.'.1rs. C h arles S11cn Both :Kr. and Mrs. Hauck arc t \_\'ere attired 1 e port. , .1e! L hom e m �1ddl . - I ?1a1� of hono . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert JaY : of 1 Carolyn received ma ny mec .,..adua teB or · Midd1 epo,'t High cer, Mrs . Ldward Wel l s, Mrs. Roon w111:1 f f orest green organdY .,. g,fl8 m .,... bcrt Wilson 11nd Mrs. Mih.l red Columbus spen t the weck , nd fro m her friends and refreshmen ts I trimmed. wttb • deeper �bade of Schoo l in the class of 1960. Mr. Hay es; for tune tcl\CT, .\Ms. Jitmes with Mr. and Mrs. William GfUe. of 1cc cream and cake wer� served v_elvet. Their �ead dresses were Hauck is a freshma n at Rio Gpindc � : Conde; treats: Mr . .anci Mrs. Ro- s er and family. , by Mrs . Acr�s ,who was 1n1s11ted by tmy veils held m place � ,a _circlet College tRis fall and tt"n, Hauck i Mrs. Sadie McElhi nnY sub ti- Mrs . Carl Nattingham. b)" Unied bert Story and Mr. a nd Mrs. Wilcurrently Ohio ploy . em of Jreen . lt11Ve6 Each carried a 'nliam Mayer; solicili n g: Mrs. Rich- lu ted et the Bradbury Elcm;:: 0 colonJal bouquct Of bronte and versity in A thens. Guesls for th\ aftern oon were yellow pom-poma. d ard Nculzling, Mrs. Robert Harten • tary Scb.ools last Th ursday Following , s.bort weddlng trip bach, Mrs. Olin Boot he and Mr's. F' riday ror Mr�. Audrey Theobald Mo n ica· l lacket l, Li nda Cochran , who wa s ill. Stev e Oil er, Ksthy Bunce, Ja nie Bestman was James y·11;1Cooney to tbe Smoky Mountains, the new , Hobert Wilson. Mi ss Bess S11 nborn who fell al Hlmly, Alle n Ray Cunninghani, of Middleport, hr.other ot the bride. couple ·is at home 11t l43 ,Bu tter• Sw eet sh op Mrs El za G ilm ore ' Ir Mn nan \\-hate, Mrs llcnza her h.om e la�l Salurd.iy receiv ed Elizabeth Blaet tnar, Kare n Price, Ushers were Larry Baker, George nut Avenue i n Pomeroy. - - - -- --- -\fC' n r hm i M rs Roy Tracy Jr., Mrs. brui ses a nd scratc hes and waa Joyce Davis, Mary Burkett, PamelJ Mlllt-r, Gene Abbot of :.Iiddlt-port j 1�alph ( amp b cll. Mrs James Diehl, n ut inj ured serio usJy. She expect- Natting_h am, Carl Nattingham, and a nd Wlllii111 Woodard of · Pomeroy. 1 The iriothet or tlle bride wore a M r� N i• lila W i sc an d )lrs Dwi l!: h l ed tu return to th e Sa n born Je w· Cn roly n 's sister, Lena, and brothcrs, All en and Dougie. blaek and wlltte sheath dress with Cullum �: Wil..:h i::anw. Paul Wer n - clry Store today. ------Mr. · and Mrs. Harry Houd a• l matcRinc ■Ceel&Clrlert and,,J white er, Marvin Burt anrl Renzo Men• • n a t h helt d daug er Freddi e were � orchid c,:prS11g:e. c Jl E. H<'..-. p\,i1c: en a u • pikh i; chi n Famous Heallhknlt Bro wn , Leo Vau i::han anrl Roher\ I ll Wss h mgto.n C. H. Sat�rday to The groom's molher wore a silk atte nd the Sesqu1 e nte n mal Ce le - · . Her ndon -. hriition. . During the prog u m ho ll r th e . Pre1b.)'lftU#I,\t rs. Victor Grim has been ill paren ts visi t ed the various class t her home during a the t pa1 m ts n e af h s e fr e r h rooms ter whir. IM , were ser\· ed by lh e exe cutive com- wee k. IHIRY 1Wo film strips on Africa were ml ttee . Gl'OUp l·' o .the First United DRAWIRS Mr. and Mrs. Joh n W ern er w�re shown by Rev. Raymon Konkrigh t f i n Jewett yeste rd ay to ret urn Su nday evening d uring the pro- Pre■bittiri•� Ch�rc)J o( Middle­ p ort wtn, n,e�i tb.la 'f\lesday, Sept. TO MEET AT HOME Mrs. We rner's au nt , Mrs. Eliza- gram hour of !he Youth Fellowship . .,,..-'.It . tb� h«;!Ille oI Mr•. . M.emhers of the Ladi es Aux.iliary beth each who has been visit- mee tin g at the Heath :tethodist 20 - _at •,:� � or Drew Webster Post No. 39 mg w1lh W Date llbqrft. ¥1'f. ; Pau, Hapton; tRe m to her home there . Church i n Middleport. tall •"'t •,rce , of the de- , , American Le gion are requested to o \!f, t,-. "� ••• Mr and Mrs. Harold Sauer and Forrest ,Bachte l Wai in charge s v otj..oni, ·· M •�· - .:mrol,t SaQet the 1 me et at lhf' Ewing Funeral Home , daug h, lers, Mary Ruth and Joy of the devotions and aecompanlol, I Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. to pay last , [ ·••• wfl!I, Dwlghl• I 11'11. • u Ro berta attended a re u n ion of for the meeting were ·,·•an'"•n s�'a"" Bib'• ..,. �I.! . •:, .. " W aII respect� t!l Mrs. Bertha Chase, a form er Oh10 Uni,·ersi ty class •• -., SI u ll'CI!! , ,,. ··.......,., udy. , and Dia ne cr isWeU. charter me mber. _ ---- ~- 1�ates al lhe home o f �r�. Sau er's . Barbara Jone&, president , p,e. __ evening are,f Hoste'.s;��i0t .Boys' s1s_Ler, Mr . and Mrs. Wilham M er- sided over the busi· ness meeti ng Mri. W alburn, tr!n:, Rodney sauer,1 I ' ed1t h at Wa te rford yesterday. 0• when plans for i bake sale In th. e . and "'ri. .. , ', uciotll, • d_uson_, J _r_ . -""n . M r�. W sIter C rooks an d son near future were discussed . ' Gene, Mrs. D. W. Rothg eb of Pt. A Pledge servlce_,was conducted • . Pomeroy, Ohio Pleasant were in Columbus yes· duri ng the meeting. Also meeting · tf't Values To $ 1 9.95 terd ay where Gene will l:iegi n h is TONIGHT and TUESDAY with the young peo ple was Mrs. . j_ ----1 Junior year at State wh ere he Is Emerson Jones. "MOUNTAIN ROAD" AS LOW AS -. TONIGH1' rnejori ng in music. J.ames Stewart - L isa Lu -----Las t wee k Jeane tte Crooks re• WE DNESDAY & THURSDAY Debbie Re�oldt, Ray Walston turned to Athens whe re she has Joh n Ford's Robert Wa&Jler - Blng C rosbf be_g un her Junior year at OU and "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" '11t,\Y ONE FOi! ME'" Ed.Ward began h is Fresh man year (1'e£h n kol·or) (Color ,i: Gii:lemai5COpe) 1 al 111p Gra nd�. Je ffrey Hu nter - a'tlio Charles Faulkn er visi ted F ri Consta nce Towers Robert {Mgla and day with his mother, Mrs. James Gerald O'Lwghlin in FRI DAV NOT OPEN Th ere were approximately 200 Faulkner and also attend ed th e "THE cor HATER" SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 Mlddl!!purt-Rulla n d football ga llle. teenagers in attendance at the Ree­ (V ery-O<ad Polk:e $ !'\"') •ONCI!: MORE., W ITH FEELING ' 1 Ik returned hom e Saturday to I ord Hop spo nsored Sa turday nigh t Al.SO CAR,;'OON · a (Te ch nicolur) see h is daughter a n d so n, Sharo n ' by the Ban d B1mstcrs of Middle· TUESDAY 'lnal ¥/IDNIISOAY ; Yul Brenne r - Kay Kend all and Buddy who appcarl!d on t he I port. FAMILY NIGHTS · e Th hop, which record was hop hel d at ov t he e r cha n nel e. - also SUP.DLIOJI. TYPE of PICTURE! Men's White Also visiti ng rccenlly with hig h school with the Jays· S�in ni"ri g "VALLEY of the REDWOODS' Millie Pt!rldna 1 Shol.lY. Winters l Mrs . Faulkner were he r so n , he record s, was h C'aded by Mrs. Joh·n· HUdson - Ly nn Berney "THE DIARY OF Lawrence and hi s son, Larry Ira Butcher. Sun., Mon., Tue1., Sept. 25-26-27 ANNE FRANK" who ls atte ndi n g l he Wesl Vlr- . She was assiated by Mrs. Lio nel Reg, $4,2� Value "BECAUSE THEY'RE YQUNG" · <tn" ' cln�maacopc) ,B o ggs, Mrs. Charles Asa Bradbury, ginia Universi ty at Morgantown . Dick Clark - Tu esday Weld (Shown 1 Umc Only at 8:30) Mrs. Hobert Coats, Mrs. James --· -· - ,also - also Brewi ngton, Mrs. Bethel Colemari., CLASS TO MEET Gen e B,rry - Beverly Tyler T rs. H en he JOI-' Class ur th{' LT nited M ry Clatworthy and Mrs. "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED" 'HONG K\ING CONFIDENTIAL' Dale Dutton. Met h odist A refrt,s h m en � · t s atarl Churc h will meet tonl h t d Peter Se llers - Jean Seberg (Shown a t 7:00 7:30 al lh<' c hurch with Mrs. G len was also ope rated by the Boosterii. Rw mlng lime: 3 hrs. 10 mi n . And Part Over A t 1 1;00) Dill and Mrs. C. E . Nease as hos• Box-office cl oses 8:41J P.M.. AJ10 -Ctrtoon lesses. · -- -- -· -·-- -- · -- -·---- - ----· - I llvangeline C/tapter t, • L� 8Y • R I DD I E HO U DASk:! 1 two seven t>fanch candleabras Miss Bonnie Van Cooney be ..., br.ide of Jan Hauck, So,ptember 3 , at the Church of came th� 1 i�:;; . I I °· F,lm Str1ps Sh·own During Y:outh Gr.oup M.eetin g Church Group W.ill , .ee ,t t· SMITH CLOTHING IN MEIGS COUNTY Mlddlepor1 FOR Name Brand ' to the campus $7.88 - Record Hqp Held Saturday By Band Boosters 1 11 ' style EVERY TIME! Ii �.......,,_---2 HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE 'Robinson'·s DRESS SHIRTS $2.98 ' Phone WY-2•5428 , · I 1 A Few MEN'S S1111 SUITS $15 ONLY Val. To $42.60 -r-_-_-:._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-:._-_-:._-_-..-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ _ N OT I C E ! • • Friday and Saturday 9 to 9 SAL E HOU RS 9-5 3rd B IG WE E K GO IN G OU T F BU SIN ESS ' / .fI Tlumks Contributor• Th e Way!I an d Means Committee of the Evangeline Chapter, OEs wh o sponsored a Jitney Sup, . per last Saturday night were well pleased with the response from the public In attending their aup­ per. They also wish to thank the members of lhe chapter who as­ sisted at the supper and those I who contributed. Du ring the evcninii; a large de­ corated cake WDI awarded to Hor.tee Mc�lhlnny. I The U.S. Treasury Dept. is moking a n exchange offering to holders of • CERTAIN ISSUES OF BONDS CLASS TO MIIT Tile H omebullden Class of the j Middleport Church of Christ wi�l niftt I tomorrow evening at the · home · 0f Mr. apd Mrs. Cash Bahr , on Mai n Street . --�'"-----HERE'S A • • • These l1s\Jes Are: ISSUI OFFERED 2'12% Due 6115167-62 only for 3¼% du■ 1 1 i1 5i80 2¼% Dw 12115161"'3 only for 3¼% due 2115190 2V.% Ouo 611516M4 only for 3¼:% due 1 1 11 5191 21'>% 11•• 1 2-1116'"'4 The su:bscrlptJon books for the above exchange will be open for nine dayB bea:lnning Mo nday, Sep t. 12, and extending through 1\leaday. Sept. 20. A11. ,ubacriptlcns to the 1980 maturity will be allotted in full, but if aubscrtpllons to the 1990 and 1988 ·maturitiet exceed $41iii billion , •p■rUal allotments may be imde. If dtMretl w wlll bt 1lall to help anyont hold­ In, the oltl lltonllllt, and wlahln1 to 11111kt such eitehtiftll, The Farmers Ban' k and ·. Savings Co. . Jlurr,t T1te11•re ,Going Futz KARR & VAN ZAMDT'S � ' . . ' ' ' ' . . • 3 <:UJl,Ji<'CS • 1. o,.s�•�-s . • 4·;.,ILUQI J;f11l 1 .' :· ·• \. ' S. ' ' Talle Her Value Wise People· Buy I n The Fall. . ' So, Buy NOW and , Get More. . AT To - - ' Restauro nt C I RCLE�$ �•"'1>er'Federal &,aerve Syslem Meml!er Ff!!eral Dspoall Insurance Corp POMEROY, OHIO 'I . ' - 211 & , Main Poilieroy Phone WY.W913 ' Opet\ 6 - te 10 P.M. Djllly . ', ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tubs<lay, September S1JfOt8 COl'i' � 5c -- 20, 1960 Color In World Politics Castro In New York, In Three Acts: A Comedy I e �rame In thrM actt--more • • • i n to a car and drove eight block• comtdy than • tr.,.tl¥... to the 1ky1craper U. N. building, The Culro _ hotel haule was at their p r o g r e s s heralded by any rate a 111 de1tiow tha t 1Lole screaming police 1�ens. much of the attention from the After consultations witR U. N. arriya_l on the N. stage of �n ti• Secretary General Dag: HammarAmerican lead ing man Nikita 1kjoid and other official,. Caltro The excavating en gi neer Ior It was pointed out h.iwever. by th is equipment, ana ca nnut af• Khrushchev, who had invited Cas• was offered rent.free accommo­ P omeroy's new Sugar Run ele· Councilman Leslie Fultz that road ford lo build one . tro to joln him here in the first da tion1 at the mld•town Commo• Mayor (.-,,_arles Legar presi ded rnen tary school was present at the mai ntenance equipment a nd otner place . I dore Batel, but he l naisted on ou tdoor machinery is made t o over the meeting, a51isted by Mrs. regular meeting of vUlage coun­ Sulkl All D.y going to the Hotel Thereu 1is cil last nigb.t and assured coun­ withst and weather conditions, Edna Schoe nle ib, clerk. the milea away in Harlem. . CaBtro ' s sudden e1.it from Council men attendi ng were Dor cil members that Ile would repair and i;hould not be damaged by Shelburne, wnere he had sulked I Act I or the "Hotel Drama'" be­ Mulberry Ave to illl present co n• being: l e ft outside during the Schaefer , Donald Collins, Fran k• all day o ver alleaed "mistreat- 1 gan in the Shelburne's Satire tJon followi ng travel by his ma­ winter. The village a t presen t lin Rizer, Leslie Ful1z, Roy Betz. nient" . by security officiab who Room, when Caalro 1■t down to ini end George Horak. chinery. time d oes not have ,a shelter for �ei h11, plane from Havan a Sun- dinner. He uid hotel owner Ed · The engi ne-er said that th e �)', was described by the hotel ward Spalt bad been "yery trouroad was su.re to be torn LIP to owner as a "propaganda stunt" to blesome" with demands for money some extent. but that a seal coat­ embarrus the United States. "but we ha ve accepted Lhem be· ing would be put on it following The 33-year--old pl'emler, his 1 cau1e there was no other place to completion of his wor k. IOJll•time secretary, Celia Sin• go." C ouncil me mbers in another chei:, and four other aid es piled Calli It Qvil• action voted to pu t rocks into He said he waa calling it quits the boat land ing located In the at the hotel. Arter Castro left, dip beween the upper and lower Spatz seid he never wanLed the parking lols. They deci ded tha t Cubans, but took them in only be­ the rocks shall be placed there cau� U. N. and U. S. State De· by the village street crew, and partment officials 'had "pu t pres­ that a cement form will be pour­ sure" on him. LAST WORDS FROM MISSING SON - Mrs. Ignace Kaed when river conditions are Spatz' unhappi ness over his Cu­ mi nsky (left) is on the verge Of tears at home in Edwards­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The big show opens al the United right . ban guests was aggravated by the bu_rg, Michigan, as she looks at the last post card she re• Nations today after an evening of low comedy by Fidel Castro presence outaide the hotel of pro­ All bills were re ad a nd approv• ceJVed from son Mark, 28, who was due back in the United and clashes between police and demonstrators against Nikita Caatro and anti-Castro demonstra­ ed for payment. • States Sept. 1, from his tour of Russian educational institu­ Pomeroy PoliceChief Je d S. Khrushchev. tors. He was al&o grieVed because tions. The post card, receiv� August 25, was postmarked Wt-bster's monthly r eport was A crow'1 est imated at its height New York City officials. the CubaDB had brought along their read and accepted by Council. Al_l'1:'St 19. At right is Mrs. by Ksiezopolski , sister of the A group of 50 Hu nter Col­ own food freeurs and stoves. at more t'han 7,000 massed at the It WJIS decided that all parking same time □ul!lide the Park Ave­ lege students began to boo and m1ssmg man. "Ther'rt PHlin, chkken1 up -·---- ---spaces and t he wall on the park• shout when Khrushchev came out n ue Soviet legation where K)l.ru­ In those rooms now and they'ra ing lat would be re.painted be­ ''Let them sbout'' Khrushchev shchev isolated himself after com­ going to · cook 'em." Spatz Hid fore winter. ing ashore from the Soviet liner Sild to Soviet Foreign Minister Nfor• th• blt walk-..t. Cauncil also discussed means Baltika to a cold receptlon under Andrei Gromyko. "It Is good for Spatt said Castro got mad be­ of getting all road equipment the leaky roof or a dingy pier. tAeit lunge." cauae he had asked for t he second out of the weather before winter . Eight mounted police at one payment on a $10,000 bond again&t time charged into • group of d amage to the sui tes occupied by 1,000 demonstratora, many of the: Cuban dele gation. ' them Hungarian refugees, who . Elaine Rouse, president of the Pomeroy Teachers' Associa­ Offert Cuban Band ion , and M_artha Husted, retiring resi�ent of that organiza­ t · were pushing across the street to­ Ca&tro said he couldn't raise tion, _gave mterestJng accounts o, their experiences at the ward the building. Five persons the requested funds. "I am not go­ were Injured and three arreated. ing to l et myself be robbed be­ Bowlmg Green Local Leaders Conference August 21 to 24 KHRUSHCHEV COMES TO TOWN - A smiling Nikita cause the money I have belongs to when the Pomeroy Association held its first meeting this . If Castro's antics had their Khrushchev faces newsmen as he heads for the Soviet Un­ the Cuban people ," he said . He school year al lhe Senior High School yesterday afternoon. · light side, the scene at the So• ited Nations delegation headquarters in New York. An t1ffered a Cuban bond, whlch Spatz Mrs. Rouse told of the proposed 1959 OEA Convent ion in To)l!;do viet U. N. mansion was anything though looked "phony." aide holds an umbrella over him. and te.ntatlve legislative program 1 as_ a me mber o[ the eleetjons com· but funny. Throughout the day. .. 1 askt'd for a real bond or lo be introduced at the next I.es- m1ttee, gave a detailed report of Jobp D. (Jack) Thomas, CO· A n e,Um. , ,d 150 Meigs Count, Hungarian picket, had marched foundff and !econ4 chief of the See Calfflo m1 Page Tbrff slon of the O�io Gene!ai Affe�- !� recreational and hoUBfrii facil­ f olks enjoyed a chicken barbecue on the other side of ·the street. Po '!ffO';v e�eJ'&�J:lrJ'·rtl� . UAU. blf by the Ohio Education Assoc!· 4µe& provided lhe Confe rence by dinner at Racine l}lat evening, After Khru1hehev'1 arrival;,· one · re­ 12 yeah, rly oifunty ation �entatives. . .. � · � � )t.owJiu& Green U4i\lt:nit,y. She.eon• · ' ··· · - DHr• ,bega"n , shol1Jtn.g . ."vbltel" :!:" lhen- we re led .. do� "The ·Cow· nl.�tnd seriou1ly wounded by fined her talk to iaformation on Immany detail in d e S outlin he Cli o er" m M a German artillery shell at Ka& the nat ional levi!l. I Utted OEA o pt'oved serviCC:lll being t�� �!f�!!n��� ;� -���1::: ::J a!!�:::-'��vi�;e.:• ,�;�� serine PH! in Tunisia, died early Mrs. She desc:ribtd the 1«.A propoaal m e mbers 'this · school year. of Medi na, Ohio. The Russian legation was un- today at Universicy Ho1pltal in Rou..e al.so r e ad th e p ro posed ne w fo r ,a group life insurance program The event was the annual mee t, Open house �as held �onday_ evening at the schools in Mid- derstood to have protested to C olumbus'. salary schedule to be lobbied for being planned · for members. She lng of the Meigs Soll Conserva tion dle�ort followmg the first PTA meetmg. Teachers were in He had bee n in ll1 h ealth Ior by the OEA. al.o described the radio, billboard, District held at Racine High their room s so that parents could visit with them and the new 1everal months. Mrs. Husted , delegate to the newspaper, TV and magazine pub­ School. Members of the senior class library in the high school also was open for inspection. Mr . Thomas was taken into aC· I lieity b,eing sponsored an d paid for and their mothers served lbe d inlive service Oct. 12, HM!, and It was announced that if anyone with books suitable for this by the .NEA in behalf of beltet ne Pomeroy Police Chief Jed c . ees was with Co. A, 62nd Signal Bal· aa schools. k. Hust on , a )lu·morous speaker, new libr;Jry cared to donate them, it would be appreciated. W ebster 's monthly repor t for Au• talion on March 123, HM3, when During the program Supt. L. Among · other iservices. she men• likened aimless living today to a son, 1\lr.,. Rodney Sauer a nd Mrs. tte was w ounded at Kasseri ne, the gust was read and approved last new th ntroduced i e omas M c tio ned the many NEA. free film• c herd of eattle turned loose in a teacher,., i n the school .system. They Hubert �ulle�. battle Lhat turned the Ude in night at the Pomeroy Councll meetfor school patron groups, pubhc.1 pasture : they wander around, crissi n g. Me m be,rsh1p - Mrs . . �ernard North Africa toward an Ameri­ .. tJoilll, NLA travel \>Ctvices fm The Chi ef's report showed : crossing Uicir paths, having no are A. A. Scitrberry, Mna. Ruth Fultz, cbairm.an; Mrs. W ilham EY· can victory. EuLe r, Frank Esehleman, • chutes teachers, field 11erviees, and the , Arrests, HJ; accidents 11; bonds definite objective. erson, Mrs. E. M. Blake and Mrs. Mr. Thomas had a leg ampufact that the NEA has representaWASHINGTON UPI _ The Pub· taken, Hi; funeral escorts, 5; com- oll llf "Set up a goal, then set about Harker , John Hedovian , M rs. Frank Emerson Jones. to ted as a re sult of his wound. ) U f Y ou ngworth, Misa Nancy t" Dunbar ( lic tion in the ,United Nations. h n t rv a Se P Heal S ie y t \ng there," he toId his listenHealth al!d Safety-Mrs. Paul nounc His medaJs Included the Purple plain ts investigated, 18; illegal and Mrs. Miriaw Mille r. . �. ed today the s tart of a sixissued, n i n n g parki a r 4; r est s, wa� � After obiterving that $6 000 i1 Funeral stirvices will be helrt He alao introduced the other K. Russell, chairman, MJI.,. Wilson year sludy o f polluti on in the Heart and African campaign bat• en� calls m village, 4; �; e Harold Carnahan, a district sup. a rpenter, Mrs. Guy Reynolds and ag� Ca Klaas, ry basic national minimum' salary A Mrs. nn t he M ta r s. t le for :1 n;:� n v 11 ge, 1 Great Lakes Basin • tlhnois walerS erviBor, was muter of ceremonies. teachers i n t he schools. sl C. ., E. s. r ee. Blake who proposed by the NEA, M,t., Hlllite� He ra n for county recorder in �• of Hartford• . W. Va The meeting, which was opened M way. He declined to introduce any "spec';8��ing m;te� vi�lation Bud�et and Flnance : Kenneth . s 'r 579' : died at her residence Monday \ exp!amed the proposal for addt· 7, defeated George M einhart, 1 with pray er by Rev. Raymon Kon94 d Congress appropr iate $50,000 who now is county representative un_pa Id park"mg �eter . VI�1a ions: evening, on Thursday at 2:30 o'· tional income tax exemption for lat guests," declaiming ,J"ather that krigRl, was pre...ided over br Char• McElhmi:i,y and John Krawsceyn . for the study, a compromise in "everyone here is speeial." H r n r. n e M e lcJ sl , Pub Gl en s. was re-elected in 19:i2 and again 28, meters . rep.i:ired m��ld, 7 • m. from the Foglesong Funeral retired t eachers. She added that � �Y president. Rour !11eters �paired_ m sho p, 11, park- Hom ' n Mason . answ er to Chicago's repeated r e• Busil'les.s precedi ng Mr. Huston 's . Jes Asa B adbury, Music, ,drs. George Haclr.etl Jr. while Ohio is riiliked as the fifth e i i n 1956. uf tine bwiinesa was taken care qu ests for permission to Increase ng . war��s }, str•et m oney coltalk Jncluded : • 1874 rs. rri�, ne, M wealthiest st ate in the nation it Ma Ha ene rch 20, gazi G was bor n She n H e w o ul d have bee years itfa 39 he t t n bya ha !. t nd nounced it was . ney co1- · 1ected d, .......,.vu, -·A ,uinroary of activities of the a n; · average annua1 ' sal• � - lo1 mo l 90 Mrs. J. J. Dl!.vis . ano lhe diversion of Lake Michigan , 1� HarIford and 1·1ved h er en1i· re ran..,. •- - 21 st m old next September 2S. had een revised by chairma b laws, which 2 50 t T t 1 $ , $922 1 diitrict, high points of which w ere e n ° · e 26 Known as "an excellen t organi' -, and Mrs M rs. EYerett Bachner. ' The city's spoke1m an said the !�� th;:; · ��r ���; ����� w;: that alnce 1943 over 8,000 acres o f :m . Guy Reynold �e chief'1 . re;o:t st�1ei •h, at CiYil Defense-Donald a Mills, addltional water y. n :?PJ :x1;::!t�: :or !1;u!:tii:; · urgently 1er", by hie co-workers in the was ruce Lloyd baYe been approved B Mei.gs pasture have been Impro ved, ' Howard Dailey a nd Everett Bach- needed to flush wastes from the Pomeroy Fire Department, Mr. t e po11ce. cnuser wss drJYen • 156 husband. Fred T. Klaas died in e The meetin g wa.; called to order miles during the month and that a S well as over 8,000 acret of wood by the stat . growing metropolitan area down Thomas was currently il:i ebief. 272 houra were worked by police• 1927· A. A. Scarberry was appointed ner. . by Pres,'dent Rouse al 4 p m M>"" land protection set up, au through WeJfare - 'Mrs. William Slateer , the waterway. They lfisisted this He was the �id !quad's second Survivors include five daugh• , oly n Smi. th, �,.cretary, ·rea·d _th""e of treasurer to fill the vaclilncy men, ______ conservation cooper.ators. C� · Lo a f o e ag chi . decade ng and would not affect materlally the William Coleman, ' minutes of the previous �etrn tt chairman, M rs. Lewis r. wl t.i!rs : Mrs. g: -Mr. Carnahan and Rex Shene- crea ted len M Donald Piubke Funeral services will be an­ · Steubenville. O.· Mn. Robert ee& Mr.... John Fultz. levels of the Great Lakes, bul c n TO PAV RESPECTS h e secretary also read minu te., field weTe re-elected s1,1pe!visors moved. The followi g omn:iiU T ' ' Iolk, Va.; M195 f th Se t Legislation, Charle$ Clarkson. congres"men from the other Jake nounced later from the Ewing were announce� by th e presiden t : Mrs. J ohn Chase who d''ed Embleton, Jr., Nor · tors 0 P · 12 Boa_rd Of oirec tor a three•year term. � bus, O.; Mrs. !ne tm next asaoeial.ion tin g states conducted a bitter fight to Fu neral Home. mee Colum The Klaas, a y, Louise was M m-Mrs. Wesley orning, Fr m day ogra arly on e � �. _At that time l�e follow• t Entertainment wn provided by Survi vors include hi11 wife, charter member of - the American Helen Johnson , Pomeroy, o.; and M rs. Nan M o ore and �ill be held on October 17 and Mr . d�feat the proposi ti on. ing bulld!ng represen�hve& were Racine Senior girls in three vocal I chairman, Ru tt\ (Quillen) Thomae, two dau- l Legion Bradb u r y u r g ed all t � o se pr e s e nt . B n w Auxiliary Unit, Drew Mrs. Lucille Powell, Hartford; 11 na�ed, _idf"s. 1h�odo,ia Frecker, ro n. ' eland · L numbers a nd by a duet by Terry )I ghtets, Sandra. 13. and Jacqueline W ebster Post 39. The Aulliliary gnandchlldren and 15 gr eat grand Koapltality - Mrt.. Lewis Sauer, to attend and to bring someone Se�or H';ib ; Lucille Swackhamer, Bradford and Roberta Kraeutter . Gi nther, of Chester; two brothers witR hem. t , e adc r B _Mrs. r wana_ .. r chai man; wi11 ·meet at 7:30 p. m. today at children . Coonhunl"1'S To Hold Junior �igh; Robert Roberts. •su• Pstr;y Price reporterl her trip to J otl 1 Ed, Rutland and Jate, C olumbus; the FlwinJ Funeral Home in resThe banner was awarded to the Mrs. Klaas fell ab t Augu1t M rs. Wilbur Koenig, Mrs. gat Run , ,and Ralph Spencer, Cen­ the· State 4-H Conservation c11mp ford, Special Meeting and three siatera, Mrs. Edith u r ing her hip, and after a fract er. h ton Hood, Mrs. Pau1 Scott, Mrs_. second gr.ade taught by M:rs. ·sara to Mil peel he t tral El�mentary. a nd Jobn Hysell his trip to A special meeting - of the Schwab and Mrs. Letta Spencer, stay in Pleasant Valley Hoapital s Pullen, � rs. Paul ca�1, Rupe. Jame t ic Preside nt Rouse �m� Mrs. tr dis �CS p. m The Ca S tate FF.A Meigs County Coonbunter• Asso­ both t)f Pomeroy and Mrs. Milreturned home and had bet'D J; Mr1. Remo Nier1, Mrs. Frank W1lSCOUT LEADERS NOTICE Ma rtha li"!sted as legiw,ahYe com• shared in expenses of both trips. . ciation will be held Monday, dred Hawk, Guy1vUle, 0. Neighborhood One, Girl Seoul failing health. mit� ch1.1r�an and �. A. Drake, car1 Blllkam , soil district tech· Sept. 26 at the Pomeroy City Friend& will be received After public relations cha�rman. MISS Leaden are invited to a meeting Ebersbach Suit Is nician, and others worked with the Scipio PTA To Hold . Hall, . Tueadly; Sept. 27, al I p, m. al !he noon Wednesday it the Funeral Genev1t ve �to.hart, y1ce preudent ' St,nior mothera on arranaement ror Open House Wedneoday Settled, Dismissed At the regul.er meeting last Rutland Man Awarded Girl �out House in Middleport . Home. Burial will be in Browns' I of the a1!!0Clation, will serve as the tbe meeting, A suit in the Clerk of Courk wee k it was decided that the F•1ne, Jail Sentence "l'he Scipio PTA will hold ·Au leaders are urged to attend. Hill Ceme try, Hartford. with the P gram _ chairm_an and Mrs. -Bea· ':O Open House Wednesday evening, office by Edgar Ebersbaeh, et al nsoeia tion would build a club h Mah one.Y . 8:nd Rev· ! trice Meinhart 1s the NEA mem· In a ses1ion of Middleport I iuin buaineu i.s to plan the fund Rev Ralp · Fi. elds, Jr., ofhc1allng. Racine Auxilia1-y 7 to 8, precedlng a .regular again!lt Sam O. Perry has been house as sooo as an available Mayor Dne Kenneth McElhlnuy's drive. . bership chairfflan. � !et.Ued and dismi.Bsed from court site Is found. meeting. court last night Andred _ Steven Asked To Help Out All parents 11re urged ta come lilcllon.. Might , Rutland, was fined $100 ' M em bera of the Racine Amer i· Mru. Rouse announced that the A sui t for di vorce has also MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL to learn of the progress their t h r e e and c o a t s a nd senten c ed to of the Pomeroy nu t meeting d aske can Legion Auxiliary are Ad mission,: Emma SmiU1, days In jail for driving while in­ eh,ildren are making, visit the ,.be(,n filed i n the Clerk of C ourts will be AIISociation Ttc)achers lo take part tn the a nnual Pump­ offic e. Jeanette L. W eiman , 329 Pomeroy. room s and meet - tt-aehets. Baby d and $10 and t c o s t s for o xi c at e 1 �n Show and Festival sponsored sitter& will be provided for all N. T!iird Street, Mlddleport. ia Dismissed : None. havi ng no opentor's license. 0[��;! Ru:';1::;�ar3Y n Post 802 Sa t11rday Legio by the \ Birth: A dau,qhkr to Mr. and a&eB of children at 8 when the asking a divorce from Sherm•n J. William Rt!eves, Albany, was and Jumor High School will be Sept. 24, 'I M eiman, same a ddres.s. W rs. Lawrence Hysell, Middleport. tarts. s eting e m fi ned $li a n d · c<11ts and se n t en ce d hosts to the Senior High and cei:i,· · be In the Auxlliuy HQ Meigs county ' s commissioners approved a resolution Mon- tral School teachers. Mn .f'.r�nc1s t o 15 days In jail for into,dcaLion. Racine he t Simpson building by month back rent Clarence Bini was fined J5 and day in a regular meeting to pal! S3,600 per Roberts and Mrs. Pearl Williams . Home Bank. Members are asked sed bY will be refre...hment committee cot I �-'rac or now rp ' I" 09 te · ca ar " rovema t con l on a uc 1, .11 g u c o s t s fo r in to xica t ion. to bring contributions t»• 4 ·p. Others included Max Coy, Rut. the county highway department. . , chairmen for .the N ovember 3 m. lbat , day to participate iin a the . Mem orial meeting. e tractor is subJect of a ll:W I of funds from Til land, $10 a n c o ats f o r intoxica• d bake tale, home made candy sale C ounty the to lion and disorderly conduct. and suit brought by , Homer Geoglem Hospital fu nd U nd er new business, president a eurprbe package, and a silent oeglem souaJ!.l to pre- j Hospi tal fund. G ch l wh_ in $15 and c osts for realsiing arrest J_ Rouse url!ed association me mbers , auction.______ An agi:eemen t was made at ty. ve n t ds pu cou� rc has e and Wal t er All e 11 Hayes. Mid d l e ­ by . to attend the Drive-In Educational n me n ver o g e ral v h e t \r■ Fed t said the He 1956, s11id. f o agance," he _ :MANSFIELD, Ohlo UPI - Ber- 1 1 the meeting between· t.he M eigs Conference at Gal\ipolls from 4:30 90 per· cent of the cost of bertefltB from the interstate sys- port, $2 and costs for an illepl His request for a n mJuncllon pay1 f o or rat t adminis y, m Talla tran 1, eta een-ager was turned down in Meigs Co!"· G eneral Hospital and the County to 8:30, October 5. She urged ail the u. s. Bureau of Public Roads, \ financing the four-lane, limited· tem to farmers and ' cities were exhaust. Welfare Departmen� f� the hos- members to join both the OEA � on Pleas C�url, but he b.u m• · t s re e he h t t e and at r'oad1 "enormous." ss e aca warned Monday that t961 w1il be Fracture In Fall pJtal to care fl)f mdigent per- and NEA organiza tions. d1catcd he will app e al. ' , Gov. Mlch"I v. 015•11• told Fall Off Roof Gives ' Karen McFarland, 13 year old a "cr itiCal" year in the federal in, maining 10 per cent. ns. so be· r o t ac r t e th n o paid Rental Tallam y· told a seininar �f state th• ,...�n . that If bulidlne a daugh�r of 'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer terslate highway program. All bills were read and paid. A the commissioners acted to re o f Man Back Injuries hl factor dKidlne the 11 ithway venes i on c s gres n hi,;hway officials and Oh o conMtFarlaod <lf New .,ven, fell . He said after Co from the Department of tn­ White Falcon Band bill apply to was g n spri t las t i buy Mario n 'Rizer of Mason suffered SUnday •t her home and tLlfft:red in January; U must take .,.. a good gressi onal carididate11 that the for helpln9 a city pf • new I n­ for trial Relations of Ohio dus apf o e ic r p hase rc pu s t i t ains g a· back i n juri e s on Mo nd ay wh e n he du try try will to "we bait Cklr l , look at the program to de�ermlne multi-billion dollar interstate . pro• .broken 'ieg. Has 2 Special Evenlll Court ion t the · .sl)J'e n at i er l oi B luo res e Th $50,000. and gram has mee\ opposition i n some tlve lhe -■ rH concerned· that fell from the roof of the home of proximately Th,e young girl was swinging future finanelns, standards , The Wabama High School Whi te nd the County infirmary a house y n a hat t ed t stipula ay erd st e y lion ' his ■the r n •law, Eb er R o ush, in -i on I grapevine when she felJ. other factor& to find waya to cut i,arts of the �ountry wh ere the hl9hw■ y." , in Fal con Band will Lake part . , d pai ed t o v ,ns more rentals will further JJC apDISalle said that $72" a ye ar is �ason. not " · Both !;)ones in her leg were bro- coats and to eon1ider possible e x• •alue of the program · has the thin wi evenL!I special o r w fu t t o c prepared A was n ract price. chase r pu e th t s n agai d plie Rizer was cleaning tbc roof in Pleu• panaion of the progr:i m. He said been realized. "Once these high- collected from each Ohio . motorist ) Q"', She waa taken to the The resolution included the presentation to Racine Village to next few weeks accotdfng to Dirthese for the federal program. He said prepar lltion for ininii ng it. lie slid lht Valley Hospital, Pt. Plf!llaant, the cuttinl of coats could avoi� ways are· con1tructed in rs' intention- of pay- confine prisoller.s in the county ecl.or Tom Reed. any M!W ta.lea to fi1uu1ce the pro- areas," he said, "the peop!.e will of thls amo unt. $40 ia �urrently to the ground and landed on his commisillone t,y llie1 Po1gelson& ambulance. On Sept. 21 the band will take jail, when arreated by Racine po­ er month tenlal on p 1,600 $, g n i · re i-11lze the benefit.a and the pro. be lng Ullt'd for highway purposetJ. shoulder, knockin3 him u ncon­ Karcb'I father, who waa em- gram. part in the fe1ti¥i ties at tbe lice. me used ti future r fo actor tr he t sciou1. He was t ake n to the Pleas­ com• t o d n sai was he DISalle recently Tallam y said that the program gram wlJI have the support of the 1 ·., p� !rt Findlay, Com missioner Don Mul1en was Jackson County Apple :Festival plaining, but he thou,ht there ant Vaile)' llospital in Point Pleas­ here, provided it cannot be pur. ; f,11 _111� .' auff� a ,�ouble Q1ll in Jacbon, O. Oil October 7 th• not present at the meeting. a whole is I litUe ahead -of entire nation." ehaeed. a an t , where his inj�r,�,s, di a, should be a stronger errort by \he � frlctute. He 111. • ,pa�ent in _the ich�•l e and would be Completed ba nd will travel to Elkins, W. va: re w e "Ma ny Qlher states are not as ttend!� m m l�j. O ne C o , The co�iaj��er, also �d�pt. _ - federal gov�oment to use a n,o�d , as .an Injury to the curvature • , ,.. · · · V1U�p�lt,.l1 FJnd· ,.... · ."· ·'t"' · · · ,, • �/ """" · i!. ,.in '.... la, Ille llau and � Nao th He wao f"uriil\l to , 1'�9M l! )rttb ,_.,_ 1 t•-.. ·:. --;- -· ·;;1 . f 'Allt . , o the _., , ..' - . '• • '' ,1 .'.\ I-rt' ,1 1 •iji ,, I ,,_ , ...... ;;,,. _NEW . YORK UPI - Cuban Pre• mter F1�.e l Ca s�ro moved i':1 a huff to ,, The V,aldorf All�r1a of Harlem early t.oday following bne( ca_m�ut in th e United _Na• t1ons tiu1ldmg. Castro storm,ed oul .or the Shel• burne H_utel, hu assigned quar• tets, over what he called the nianagem�nt's "'� naeceptable cuh � emands. He said he would sleep in Ce ntr_a l Park or the U. N. rose garden 1f necessary, a nd l�d his bearded entou rage oI 80 dtrectly to the Uni.le�.- Nali�ns . to Proteat �e� Yurk s mhosp1tahty. ,, 1ty. Mond1y night'• falrty lncredibl� J.lring at n•�s WH de"ribed by U. S. AH11tant Seer tary of Stal• Andrew H. Berdin9 ■1 "The Fid•I Castro hotel l!· I I 1· I I I 1 ,. Teacher LeadersGiveAccountOf Bowling Green Conference Mt. . Thomas Dies In Columbus Early Today : �= ParentsV1" s1· tw1•t' h Teachers lil· . iddleport PTA Meeting" w: · . POiice Report Lists Actions During August Congress Begins Pollution Study In Lakes' Basin I I - Kl s Servi Will Be Held Th sda I I I , ' 60 MODEL CLEJ\RANCE SALE ,, tm·M011ta 0 · "' '° DINNER 131 · 1 ♦--··· · WINNER SoutMrn and Central Ohlet Cloudy this momlnt. clNrlnt In eovthwnt portion by """ and In central ■ntl HIit portioM thl, ennifW, Coolw tonlfht. Sunny and #t11Mt Wednotday. Low lo­ nitiht In the SOs. h I , turitie1. ELIGIBLE ISSUE I 1 in odvance of their ma. 1/ Pomeroy, Ohio East Second St. NO, 150 Enjoy Barbetue, Huston Talk • I en t1n e Weather Demonstrators, Police Clash In Shows Against Khrushchev Retu rn •tU�Jl,l:T·1,jil._•.D"PUf 1. :) I, MEIGS THEATR( al y ► Merchandise I ·th� , • Devou,l To Tiu, lntere,t, 0/ Tiu, Mei11-Ma.on A.rfltl In Parking Lot Landing Middleport I XII • • Roush's Shoe Store �- - ----- • Council Orders Rocks TUES., WED., THURS. Get Double Your Purehase In Stamps I I I VOL $TAMP DAY$ Bo4i e • ----------------·------:::::::�:::=�:-:--:::'.'7'.":'�---��::------------.......---- · 1 I I The larp1t wlM cellart . In tho world are at Paarl, nHr Cape Town, In th• cent.r of the wine• 1rowln1 dl1trlct of the Union of South Afrlc■. They haw a capac­ ity Df 20 mllllon ttlloris. DO U I l E P O.L L P A R R O T ' . I· THERMA L UNDERWEAR $3.08 ea. 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