https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/88ee34958b9d662aeac93aafede92bb4.pdf b49b5869767dc9f4dd54b44ec1776365 PDF Text Text ' j Birthday Party , Held Thursday Anniversary 0, WSCS Observed Sauer -. At Meeting 0, Forest Run Church I foMI"lir George Sau!r, Lewis Tbe 20th anniversary of the wscs of the Forest Ru n Me- I Thursday evenrn Jrat entertain• ho e •· •Sentinel, Pomeroy-M1ddlepo,t, 0 , Sept . 23, 1961) · ·.i .j .: I SAD, D L E $2.99 to $7.99 THE SHOE 'aox I . ' t.. i •• • • $2.95 - $3.95 •• • • ,J • BECKY'S · •• i ·•• •• •• � • Want your monG O w· orth '} � t · I ft1Y,, ( . Buy Now At These Cleanup Prices 1960 Buick · • - SAVE ..• •• •·•• • � ' LIISabre Conv. {.'pc. While with red and while ln t�rlor, black top. Fql1 power. • ., 1960 Buick ' • SAVE • • I r�: vl 1 1 LIBERTY THEATRE Mlddlt"rt, Ohio ,1.42oaa,..4.uµ TONIGHT d IATV&PAY 1956 Ford • • • • $895 - .1 956 Plymouth • · $895 '"V8 :Qelvedere 4 Door Sedan. Ltke n� i·black und white finish. .,.'Pullf Button shift . �1956 Chevrolet - • $995 ,...,Va BelAlr 4 Door Sedan. Good looking. Good runlllnr c-a r. , '/1957 Studebaker · $995 · ·;.:tva Pretldent 4 Door Sedan. Finest and heli Studebaker, ,nd ;t� P11• one II tops In condition and 1ppe1rance. . : . !r1959 Opel - - - - $1,395 , ,..,. eyl-. 2 Door Sedan. One local owner. J,"lnlsh spotl�u. -- i:1957 Buick • - - $1,495 ·;; i VI Century 2 Door Hard Top. We lnvile the mMl careful in, ')ped!on. Power 11teeri� and brake11. Dyn.rlow drive. I J95.7 Mercury • • $1,395 October First e Mrs. , Edward W e lls and Mrs. e h sI G o !�!n t�� ;:w��it: ;:wln: · me t W ednesday e ve ning at Ihear m r.hg>ur� ihe bwllness seuion . with Mrs. Donald Co11 ins, presldlng, plans were made for 8 re cord hop in charge of the Jays Saturday, Oct. 1 al the Juni� Hlgh School auditorium. Mrs. Ha11vey Y•-o.YtJ.»J/.N.l r,e.P,r,ese,n.te4 u,e dub at I coffee hour 1po11• _,.ed by WMPO at the Sacrna Heart auditorium. The club vot.ed to partlclpale in the WMPO community club award. The door prize was awarded to Mrs. Don-, aid MoKnight. Refreshments we re served by the hostesses 1t the cl.ose of the -meeting. Ho:1teS11e1 for the ne x t m eeting wm be Mrs James Butler .and Mrs. Vanvranken. I I I I ALSO I GUNSLINGER (Technicolor) John Ireland, Beverly Garland Also Cartoon C1mlwel 1\'J WHERMR MONEY EfflRS THE PICTURE: TONIGHT BRICIT'I'E BARDOT In ''LOVE IS MY PROFESSION" - also · Tab Hunter - Sophia Loren ''TI-fAT KIND ·OF WOMAN" Also Cartoon SATURDAY ONLY Rex 'Reason - Nan Lealie " MIRACLE OF THE Hll.LS'' (Cine mucope) - - also Charlto11 Heston - Gary Cooper "WRECK OF THE iMARY DEAR" i(Cinemascope & Color) A•lso Cartoon SUNDAY and MONDAY �m..beth T·aylor, and Mcnt•gomery ·Clifl ln · ; "RAINTllEE COUN'IY" � {Tecbni(olor & Cinemuccrpe) - also Randy Sparks in ' "THE BIG NIGHT" {Interesting Teen-Aige Pteturo) "Raintree County" Al)prox. 8:-30 "Btr, Nlght" at 7 & (Part Qver at 1 1.) Also Cartoon M E N 'S S PO R T S H I RT S 9$6' Buick ., - • $1,095 .:- , VI Special 4 Door Sedan. rower slecirlng:, Llkc new flni1h. · 955 Pontiac • - - $795 � I l>oor Herd Top. Beautlf1&1 blue and white finish. Hydum1Uc. I ' ,1us Ban-.i::.,� T,:, A�l' : ��nv. ­ �, . ·. ---.Mil Candidates Boning Up For Historic TV Debate­ . Monday Night With White House As Rich Prize ONE, FOR THE, BOOKSI • · ... 1'9LL-l'AllftO■IP , • · iilil . , ,:(,, · . · .,, �URITAN , I By Unitff �n11 lnternatj�I I Nh:on flew in.to the wually The P".f&ldentla! caf!d1dates Democratic South . today with slowed their campaign drjve1 to- lltopa at Lafayette, r.., and war� . a weekend Juli 1oday u tbe Jackso'), · M iu., be fore returning pohbc(I 011loo�ra waited � to W�hinat.� from his . �d -• 101.. lbe !el� lpbo ..... •111 .J;t•ipe¥ ,sl&\li)int ·u.., \e' ·heft· .._.- ;� -� _apja Ma- -�r ·T_ffi;• --- •�d'i'cw· daJ..iilat,�. an U-state tour carrying . Jllm: . · . That _ 1, when the �blte �ouse 4,000 mhft, r1val1, 'Republican Vice Pre!i1dent Kennedy rilade camp In Chicago Rlchard M . Nb:on and Democratic for the weekend, arriving early Sen. John �- Kenne�y, confroi:it today after an ener1,efic . eam­ �ach ot�er m a C�1cago stu�10 paign swing the �t wee.Ir. thru m. the first of a series• o! n1t1on the Midwest and Rocky !fountain wide television "debatee." st.ate& areas. He schedufod a · flying Yiai.t to Cleveland. Ohio, Sunday lo ipe.ak before a Democratic rally, then a quick return to" Chicago to- 'l)rep1re for the TV debate. Thit tw. cendidetff audiences this --' 11, ovtllnInt their pr••m• ,. captu,. Going back to �? Th& this Is the shirt for youl It's a full whltm Ban�Lon BIOOXlllD", knit of 100�. !JYion "1'axtraUzedH 'JUIIL C- fot.ltaelf, frllo_tbe • o1 wr1n. out it -� rn• by 1'1lflIdea and .-dy,for _,; You'll want B tai, In the new Concord ·gnpe taDe IIJld the olb&>, _da;slfilt n •UkD!l&tie �. �. col=. Sizee 5-14.L,XL, . SMITH : Mightiest Ship Ever Built Will Be Christened CLOTH IN,G CO. _ __ Cas� Babr, Owner NO, SECOND AVE. · --·--- -----·• ...,..., __ MlDDLEPO.RT .,... ' SAVE IESUWLY lt DQ. 11111 On ' ' 11a•ln&• 'I Llmll 1 P<!r Adul\ VALUES TO fJ,98 . Per Adult , VALUES TO . $5.IJ . '. ·, ·Llntlt'2' Pe�'Adull IU!G! 9Bti, VALUE a priwate dinner, ffltlwalftl into the- WN houn hkleY d tlwtr Har­ lem hohl, Castr11 emareH ell unilu from the flff-Nllr Yi1lt ht the S.wW pHmler'I Park A""'-- rnemlu Frldr( night, promlNCI te return the hapit•lrtJ in CuN aitd . ..... ofr to Herlem when 1h11 Cuban• have Umped •Inc• ·• IIIIV•Wth with I midtown hott-1. 1 US for Ohio's utility firms told j, group of le&i■laton Friday they wanted • 1)111.em whereby they could coUeci rate increases au­ tomatically if the Public Utilities Commilllion failed to ad upon their rat4 requests witbin Si.I monlb:s, Representatives of a:as, eleetric I.Rd telephone companies told a legislative stud)' committee their major complaint. with the PUC in­ YolYed its delays in d ecidin& C.,ffo and ..me .t It.ii lllivfffl. ant■ aPPNr'N kt the dlnlnti room · cases. .Bruce M1D1field, lawyer for et 2 am fel' • 11111ck end· • hoMI Ohio Edilort, called for an auto­ ..,.s.ye reported "'Cull;tl!I look· ln1 womenu hff been ■--:t_ i IIMer- nialic increase plan which would meiltl uUlitie& would not have to 1"1 the hotel. wait more than six months to lear"n whl!:ther the PUC bad gr1n1ed them e:ictr.a intome. BY SHARON YOUNG The ha lf-time entertaUtment at the Chauncey-Dover field was opened by the entrance of Ray Woodgeard's high-stepping Pomeroy Marchi� Band which proceeded down field playing •�on Wisconsin" with their usual pep and vigor. · : • Arriving at center lield, a la bad been snappy right face was executed Part lof the formu '.['lnm u and the fanfare for the evening's revea �l .x �uals ��;,, was play­ e "'I' nnkm1 Music mo r then The band d e show was play anoth er "x" ·"!� formed ind ed began to N!Ytal lo the spectators some Jittle known facts behind thus came up with tormul1 • the • • the recent developmen ts in roe- Wilrld had been waltin1 for x uals x i � ket launchings, "The Salellite Tei COJI\Plei� J�e !Cv�1:af..i.on �f Story" waa to be unfolded. Playing "Stars of a Summer Ea-¥•ds amaung new formula, Nigh t," the unit assembled into the �• nd forms an earth aa�elllte the formation of an egg, but a pl1cmg a baby •,� Into orbit very special king of egg, the with the muaic of ''Twinkle, 'l'Yiin· kind that hatches ideas, an Egg- kle Lillie Slar". headf The wbeel1 began to turn In conclusion, the "Victory as Egg-head conct-ntrated on I I March" w11,s played lrbilit- the perplexing problem while the , purple and white cl•d bal)d ' tnem­ b1nd played "Oh Dear, Whal hers resumed their block form.a.tion and retired to the Side-lines. Can The Matter Be." The next formation was 11 Majorettes were Paula Sayre, equals U. Egg-head's work is Andrea Evans, Rutb Edwatds, n1ade public and I sttrtling di&- Lola Ziegler, Sandra WeJl1, Clro­ covery is announced. A5 the band lyn ' Bass and Carolyn Edwards. played some appropriate "Think- Flag bearers were; Sarah Weeten 1111 Mueic'' an "X" ia formed. and Sharon Moore. I I '. THIS SA1;. O H ,Y' : .\TTINDING SCHOOL ArJJll' Cpl. Edward 'E. Kitchen, 22, of 272 S. Third St., MJddle­ pOrt, 0., is atte nding the 3d Transportation Terminal TrainiBi Group's Leadership School at Fort Eualls, Va . Serving Meigs County Since 1872 POMEROY.OHIO . . . ·--'------ PHS Band Unfolds Startling Egghead D,iscovery Ahout'X' Y D RESS TROUSERS ,' ,\ Lillllt .1 The vice pres.ideal orfered a six-point program, which he dubbed "surplU&e.a'' and protect the f..-mer's income until price support operations can be re­ vised. Earlier. N i.Ion outlined "Operao tion Consume" the finl part of bis farm plan whicb was aimed primarily at eliminating present burdensome surplusa. Utilities Want 1 Automatic Rate N1w York UPI - Cuban p,-­ mier Fidel Cattro and "i• follow­ Hike Form11la en, ecstetlc onr thalr ff,._... telk& with Nlkit• Khru&hchw et UPI-Spokesmen COLUMB Castroites Make Whoopee Far Into Harlem's Night rooms. .\' port,. '-----'-·----=------ The giant carrier cost an f!Sti­ mated $450 million, more than two and one half times the amount' of money spe nt by the federal iov­ ernment in the first 70 years of ilB existence. For th11,t amount of money, th� Navy bol!a:ht an enor­ mous ahip, 1 veritable sea · going air base . Jt has everything from 1n ar­ mory for atomic weapons lo TV lounges arid four ladies' powder tMNIMtloll, uode, llto ,amorool,_ ,-a ., ... . � hll,tul cou111J • Wlrlld -J• 1111•. the diacontafthld fMm vete. Nixon unveiled the HC1JDd installinent of . bis tan■· progr.un ID a 1pecch Friday at a nin­ drenthed na.Uonal plOWing con­ tat in 9.,.. Falb S ,n e­ � � ��. l&e. __..y , bef81t""ln prelftlttns • Democratic plan for ltrfct acre­ age l!Ontroh. and high price 'IIUP­ tr..., NEWPORT NEWS, Va. UPI The United Stales loday christens the biggest, migtUiest ship eYer built, the nuclear - powered air­ craft carrier "EnterprJse ." The world's · -first atom-driven carrier, inheritor of one of the proudest names in American 11aval history. becomes waterborne t(tday at colorful ceremonies attended by Secretary of the Navy William B. Franke , Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, chief of naval operations, and-other high officials. .... whoM )'Olt ... _ ,. ..,,., ...... ,.., It 3% lnlfflil ---UFroin 'Buaf• To Bulna" -· . KH/!USHCHEV ASSAILS HAMMARSKJ.0 !,D · Rwsia's Premie, Nikita Khrushchev (at nght) demands that the Umt'cd. Nations aboli sh Se<rl!!ary-General Dag Hamma rskjold's post and msJall a Soviet-type Pres.1d1um. Hammar skjold (a.rrow) listens to the speech along with Ireland's Ambassador Frederick Boland (cent·er) assembly president and Andrew Cordier Hammarskjold's. assistant. · ' ' · · SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. l:llrd rJ'op t Door.' Excellenl: «ndillon· in appe1rt1nce and �tehanic• l!(d�1m1llc drlvfl. Radio 1ml heater. $1,395 Fans Back To Simpler Time GOI NG OUT OF BUSIN ESS $1,095 T RU C KS Pmjents Show In Darkness I \ CLOSING DAYS SPECIALS I ""'I - brake,. Pu1� J V8 lfOOWlsir_,1,} Doo, 811,ta,n. Power "eerl°"' ·· fmUon lhltt. vne eareftll 1>Wnt1t. : , ••5�- .Ponti�: • I e e I �-=:;�.-�---- Mrs. Bertie Watts was devolion• ! al leader and centered her devo• lions on Mo!'jes' �econd _ trip into 1 the mountains . Sh e includ ed the Lord's Prayer In her m editation and also a poem on autum n. Durini:i the business meeting a donation was voted to the blood program and one to the Salvation Army. The i;:roup also voted to aa• silt in the purC'ha.�ing of trays and the punch bowl \lh1ch 1s being bought for the church They d1 1cussed the bazaar ant! bake sale which the 'Fhilathea Society Is planning, Nov. 18. Colored pictures lak!"n al the church recently when older mem- 1 I Pomproy Rend Crange here were honored were presenled · honored. . Met Wedneaday Night,2741 to Ptho�e ns wer ls e made for the next e Gran� nd e B · Pomero� I mee.ltng to be a eovered dish dln­ met In re gular seHion wellnes• r Mrs. ank .Beach and Mra. _Fr •M ne Halt day evenlng at the DAV with C. L. Heston, worthy master , In 1800, William Holmes M;. preaidin�. Guffey, American ed ucator. was I Mrs. Francia Morris �ave the born. ng includi ry secreta the of l'e port the report of the inspection IJeld recently, Mn. Herman Warner was reported convsle&clng nicely from a recent 'i\lneas. At the close ol the meeUng, refreshments were servnd by the home 1 economies commit tee. ent1 n e I e \t1t.:1JU.a.•l2['Jll:Q . Mn . Oscar Roush presided in the absence of the president. Mrs. Will Reynolds, Thursday evening ., ol Jhc when the Loyal Wom•n Middleport Church of Christ met a l the church fur their regular m••t, ...... · og. �t:: e e . BUY, SELL and TRADE THE CLASSIFIED WAY! - - e-n·-o·�-IR�scoe Satterfield wer nam d to -,-·w-o-m Lo-ya 1 br, in charge of the table and be\'· , After the m eting · a d ssert I erag • f l'V. Ch,r,5 .Ch UrCh VJ course was s rved by Mrs. Watts' group, - --- I M et Thursday e The 1.....- frnh water fl■h 11 flit, RUSl'41n ltu,.,.n fund In th• V.t11 lllver. l,eclmena hawe IM,n telrwl thet ,_...,,... H much .. t6 .fNt In. lentfh end .. 11hed U21 ,-UndL ' Svn., Mein., Tue,., Sept. 25-26-27 The meetings of Girl Scout "BE<;AUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" Troop 167 have been changed Dkk Clark - Tuesday We ld, from Tuesday after school to - elto I Saturday from IO a. m . to 12:M ·.iTHE MOUSE '1 1-tAT ROARED'• p. m. and will be h eld at the Peter Seller6 - Jean Seberg Baptist Church. AH girls are re­ Running time: 3 hrs. 10 min. quested lo be prese nt for the fl,,x-office elo.,:es 8:45 P.M. meeting Saturdi,y morning. I �����0:·t�: :�i�; Sew-Rite ClUb . PIQR$ HOp Qn Ol� �;i.i;, . ' 'e on ditplay during the evenw , •, . ' . . Present wiere thHe natned' above anti Mrs. Robert LaudermUt, Mn. L,wren<e Nappe, , Mn Ralph ., •. son, three � uesta who wer1:tforr;n er memberH, Mrs, !dargaret Houd1• sllelt, Mrs. Hele'n Damewood and 'Mrs. · Muon FllheY, ,,nd other .,.,,,ti, Mrs. Dagueetll, Mrs. Berlh 8 •-/ vid NeHe. Mrs. Ora Archer and . Richard Morgan. , Mu--1 V8 Cuatomhne; 2 Door Seda,(1. Worth mu�.h more. 1 -�:::::;:::::::::::::=::::::::=:;=::::::::;:::=.;- 1 L1S1bre 2 Door Ha.;d To11. Power &tccrlng amt brakes. Radio and ' heater. • ,-,i I Now Yoo Know Clmn1e• MeelinR Date I I NEW FALL DR ESSES MEIGS THEATRI I I I I I READ THE WANT ADS A Cottage Prayer meeting will be held this evening by the I Pomeroy. Ohio Church of the Nuarene of Mid• Not O,.n Tonight dleport at the home of Mr. aod SATURDAY, SE,T. 24 Mrs. A. C. Hager,, Hoblon. 'ONCE MORE, WITH Ft:ELING' Rev. Cl}'de J. Bartlett is pastor (Technicolor) of the rburch and is urging ill Yul Brenner - Kay Kendall membei's and friends to attf!nd . - allo "VAIJ..ZY of the REDWOODS' Girl Seoul Troop 1 6 7 John . Hudson - Lynn Bernay I . \ I I �1 · , : 'f . ed her m g Ir ,rllODI.I HOUDAStt.!L1' .rt:h was observed at their meetmg he ld Wednesday : rn Middleport with a party cele• n I at . the church Will Reynolds, who has bee n ti I bratmg the 1 1 th birthday of her for some time, ha, been confl¥.4-1 ID.usic by Mrs John Scott, orgarust, .opened the son. George .... Iii the front of the church was a table wt th an open Bible Carolyn ;md Cmdy Sauer assisted to hls bed for the pa!lt two wee kl'. i!'1 w,1115 .r� �-�-ap:angement of flowers back of which w.11.s a triangle at games with pm.es being awarded Mn Branch Flemming s pital j Ho ral e n e G igs e M from leased and N1en, Diane Sauer Rod �-� candles which were ligh�ed by �rs. Alfred Yeaug- I1 lo Zita yesterday and Is recuperatmg at ' Davis Russ· Watson durrng the speclal music. her home � he group sang e J'o 01t'ina gro u p singing of I ... nd tti Purpose · T First pm.e for the twist contest A those m J k W d mong I "• ••,•h e 'App �vlng" and prayer by Mrs ' Faith :tf Our Fa thers" after which was won by Marsha Hackett and d ay e venrng to atten "'1''e �. a devotional service wu a prayer nf confess iun w" g1ven I Sirnd" Humphre, s and second prize Festival were Mr and Mrs JohJI C. Mrs Watson e x p 1 amed the top u: was won by Kathy McElhlnny and v Qcl.ed by Mrs· Watson whon M r an d Mrs Char Ies vro-1 ..., e WU ,"The Chart, the Compass I and two PIa}·I e1e were presentc_,.u , 1 Ann '.W1lson David Caec1 and Jim I maroman, n and son, Chuck , M, ,od -.,,,,. I -- -� ------=- - "Th • p urpose of f'J'the WSCS" · bY Butch er won the pnzc for th bo e )'S Robert Byer , Mr , and Mrs Robert I . ed Nease, .,rs . vcrswn of the Twist . Mrs . Scott, Mrs. uJ, M. n. M c Elh'n;iny, Mrs. •,• ay e Lelia Curtis and Mrs. Yea u ger anri Girls' Black/White Erlewin e,, Luey Mra: M G•l�ey, "1'hf! Train Trip" hy Mrs. Wal5on : Not to be outdon f! wn, litt le Ja_ and �rs Edmund Grueser. Prayer I four . yL· Jr-o: rJ Sharon Wihon, who Miss Fane Erlewine and Leo Ken-, nedy. . 1 by Mrs. Wat5un and group singing . kept llP wilh \h(' oldn ones with Rice and _son, , of "1'he Christian Life'• concluded her o"Nn 1-�r�ion of the Twist. . Also Mrs. Denver 1 After GP!Jr.!' C had opened his I B1_I IY, Mr. and Mrs. Durward Cum• . the devo!Jons. 8�-12; 12½-3; 4'12 -10 . Donald and Mrs. Mr A short business scsi;ion was gifts, rdreshment i._ wcrc served by mmJ:s and and Mrs. Jaml's Dan• PRICED . held with Mn. Yeauger presiding. h1� mother. w ho was as.i; 1sted by �owc�y, Mr. . Jame8 r u llt>n, _ _ M iss Bernice i tels, ,,Ir. and Mrs . James Withe!" ! It was decided to mak{' apple bul• . Mrs Cleland, M ] •er in Ociober 115 a money making Durst, Mr�. Frank W 1lson and Mr. I :\tr. and &1rs. nLarry ind �rlll.· Bratton e Mrs. Ow and and Mrs . Donald Lowery to those project Kenneth, � Mrs. and Mr. and St�ve, U p S ah.--v(' en, and named u tephanie For the program. Mrs. rurlcy I . es. Sc 11 Karr, first president of the society. Rose :,laric llac'w:ett, Suit .Rue, Mar• 1�e on the o_rganJiing of .the _110- , ! lyn .s1 urnbo, .J11 nic e· Eve�o�. Jan. Ji m 'ifoui'nirra, . ·who ' has ,1etn�, MIDDLIPOOT, OHIO candlchghtmg: 1_ce . Sch'.".oll . �usan Morris, , Mar- employed on the river , has �ntcred, a wb1eh after c1e1�, '" 1erv1�e �as he�� wUh Mrs:Karr- as Ji:,r1e Hc11 m. D,1vtd and A,rt1e Gas- Rio Ckandc this year and is co'1• ·: ·· tbc fint prenden� , �- Alfned c1, �tl"phen Pullen, ll1,ly R�ce, muting- each.QJy. j , LA'.DJBS·, Yeau �er, the pre11dent, and Mrs. 1 Marvin Fry. l'.>onni((! Nel 110n, Sa.i'n ts'. D • O is vfs-'· · Columbus y of R r M .M anru n, Rous� . the yQ1;1n1e1� mem• I and . John Hoo�. 8111 Hysell, 8 111 1 itin i: with Mr. and Mn. Clarence; Dav1s . . stevcn Hmdr 1 Lclan.d Brown G�lke y and Mr. and Mn. Raymo4d· 1, ber of the soc1etr, �:�rticlpatrng. · ,. The group sang, .. uit the Lo�er Frankie White, _pave J cnk1na, Paul Saxon add other friends. Lights Be Bumln.'.; fnllnwcd with Haynes Rnd Lois Ann Sauer. ; !'0-' , Mf. and Mrs. John WatBon prayr.r by Mrs Ku·r after which mted ; Baker: er t Wal :i1rs For House & Street Wear and Mr cal. and the eharter members present, Mrs ' . vmtors u busme , re e . w ll Caldwe of 1 • Du r m,. th (' so na1 hour refrcsh Ch1rle1 Baer' Mrs Ja.coh Baer ' I ay & d Wcdne Ky,, Lomsa, In g ntin the op ' her . M rs u s mcn l s nf cake represe Mra Hiram F11 Johnny Lyons 18 employed part the mscrlpt1on "The with B1bk. en � 1 rs " Baer. Chruty Mrs Ne11c-, .. at Baker's Grocery lime \\ oriel rn om· \hfist which ls the Amanda Baer Mn John Srntl I Bradbury, son o-1 M r and Asa one the on of mr WSCS · lk.er, Mrs J oh n r' !5160 li l lh< Mni. Le.,.,u Wa ' Aea Bradbury , LS 111 Charh!LI . side 20111 anmv crsary on Ihe Mrs MRS. YOUNGWERTH . Bady ' Mn William F1d1er, Mrs othera nd S Th 1rd , on home hu at horn" m ide ice cream and I Holter Hanson rth, Jr., formerly Miss Poll'y Mershon, s. Mn. Fran M Youngwe Karr, Purley k r OU, I at · Je anette Crooks, student MIDDLEPORT, OH O I W(•l r SN�ec\ hv lh c hostcues Kerns Rous_h, were r�og- coffc� Mrs and n e wh Sherman Mershon o( Portsmouth; M Mrs. of rday and e st e y dau,hter r. home ght u bro was Mre Mark Eva ns And Mis Virg il _ poisoning food of in Campus Chapel in Athens, 20th married m bee Aug. she was ) > Oh_h s 111 � Ha�m . from a table with yellow BUY, SELL and TftA-DE THi-CLASSJfliD WAYl J. W . Kmcaid is rn Da� ton th18 Ohio. to Mr, Youngwerth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young--- � - __ ___ � lace cover ce ntered with the cake _ ll'l.e werth Sr. of Cleveland Heigh.ts, Cleveland , Ohio. The couple Na.pkms were white with the WSCS ' week_ whe re he 11 atte ndmg dg , , , e Grand � t of etings e m I emble m. The cake �as cut and serY, in Middleport, where the bride is teachin� in Mid: is residing � ved by Mrs. Mannmg Roush and Knlght� of Pyt ias. as a d c ega e d leport schools and the bridegroom is associated wtth radio I ·,11r8. Yca uger _ prl!akled al the cof- from f1dcs Lodge . station WMPO . · ..- ,,,, ' Cottage Prayer Will Be Heid Thia Eoe.ninR Around And About l eport I M'dd m�et- 1 ,_ - MEITING CHANGED The u,atees or Orange Town­ ship wm meet on. the flnt Tuesday of each month instead of Monday eveninp hereafter. POMEROY, OHIO Mllmller ,..,..,. Dt,-lt lntunnce C•rJNN"ltllft ,!,.,,_______________, " • John F. Swisher Died eslttday Morning John F. :,wisher, 88, Vinton . farmer dil!:d yesterday morning at Holzer Hlilspital following a heart attack on Monday. Funeral M!!rYices will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday st the McCoy Funeral Home, Vinton.· He will be buried in Campaign Cemetery, VUJton. , SUrvlvtng ls one daughter, 1'1uriel Vou of Columbus; a son, John, Vinton; five crandchildren aod twelve great grandchildren. Memben of Xi G1mm1 llu COME AT I Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi sor­ ority are ,equated to be at their mecUn• this 1'1:lelday evening at 8 so that the meeting may start on time. Far lhe conveoientt of the speaker," the prognm will be beld before tbe b111lness meeting. MA.II.IA.GI APPLICATIONS La� Rtlll, 57, Pomeroy, Power Plln.f emp,IO)'ee, and Gar• netl A� Dl, 1'iiddleport, clerk. · Nonn'An It. , 11:)'sell, 20, Racine, U. S. �. eoit �•Uy Arnold, 17, Pomerv,, �� �• - _____________,..____.....__ ...:--- .. • • , l • ' I READ THE WANT ADS • SHERWIN-WILLIAMS -Rutland Comm unity News PAI NTS General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets TERMITES �- ltll.L THEM Y"o11raelf wllb AllAll U-D0,IT TERMITE CON"'ROL law• e100 • mor-. Eu, le •M. No Mir• l• pl••U. 1",ofH1l..-llr prow1a 'I ,..,.. prubctlon. C11 FREE fold..- ..1 •- Luma.. Y...._ n,...,...,u ... u. , RAC I N E PLANING MILL Phone Wf-9•364 1 POMEROY, OH I O J EDEN NEWS Attendance at Sunday School on Sept. 18 w�s 1 1 1. Offering was $10.<3. the ManY from here attended Youth Fell�wship meeting at the Mt. Hermon Church Friday night. M'r. ahd Mrs. Sol Big:l'ey ·.and son vitlted Su.nday aflern� with Mr. o f Long and Mrs. James Carter ,Bottom. Visitors of M:r. and Mi's. Mike KertWin Sunday w.ere Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hill and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoselton and Mr. and Mrs, Cla)'ton Klmeii a_n d daughters. . 'I, !'' '' ' :• I •. . . . .I ': .' .•-•: ' ' ' '' '' ' • •' ' ' '' : '• '• I • •• i­ f �ii I I IIUT , NONBY QUALITY" I, Suga r Run Fiou r Mills PHONE MULBEP.RY A VE, StuK HOUSE I WY 2·2115 POMl>ROY, OHIO TRADE THE CLASSIFIED WAY! I I J '10 .MINUTES_TO_ MOUNT Home Of The FABULOUS 1 .,Cm,t NEW BOOKLET FIii -. II i...... - '""" " llb,.. Haarln1 Loss and Nervous Tension •t I i,.., ,. •.W ......., - ... ,. _,.,#1 """-fl ... T.U.' -.. loool Helfl -...S ....... ,.....i #I •Jovrn, Mppl•r eoc:111 ill, RU to pu.blida -­ ao � l>r u. 9, DEPARTMINT or HIAJ.TH, IDUCATIOII AM> YIIJIAU, hMlc -... lomco. llo ol,11...... ....,.,. l'IIJ. IN.OJIDON IIO'll'I W Q I C P' , 3 W ll I Q I C P, S O I X D il' II Z P C P » C 3 K D il' D � S Q � P, •oP V 11' P . 1 :r.< P J P C - E T Q W 0 11 'i;;i.YHm'day"• CrypUH111ott1: IT .JI ll'IJdl 'l'O, 811 OLD, 'IO ,,, 'J'AKll lN SAIL-EMERSON. ' (C lNO, JUu r...-, '1-11$1"3,111 ..,.., ' ' -•-• J . StJHDAY 25th - I BEHIND THI! Sponsor.,i By ., P.M. R.°"'9 7 :Po111e:ro.y Moose Loda• III �VE ON FUEL W' E-BStl . l ' MO.OSE G·U N SHOOT " Sk11tln9 Rink Qn 014 .. P-E ACH:E:S .... ..... •-CN11N. 11ui·•c111·• -_.... r a11· 11111 r. ..... t111 ... F I U' l'T , C•. King 8uilde,,: $uoply Evenlni Phone ll'T-1-3748 Day or Bradliary IIOld No. �. A LEVER • • • AND A PUMP • - Equal ¾ Ton Of Added Weighf For More Traction * 'If?{' � -• 1: - o'!!._lll � S_SE'(• FE_RGUSON ; Dealer • RD I _ Mld,llopert Be Sure Of Quality, Service, Value POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY-2-li lOl h i ) I.I II Old Fashioned Bargains ON WAS H E R SPEC IAL $199. • announcing our appointment as Your N!!! I••• Dealer Heats instantly .More convenient Cleaner • Storm-proof Delivered anywhere Phone "'Y•M794 Herolock Grove, Ohio kiri S,,11dtr$ • f1rtll11 S,i'u•m 1J•1111t Lmftrl • St11I 111111 tms IQIIS • TDC!tt lln1n • llt11 I Td•� latn • hna,IYhn • Cn Pidtn '911 t111!'fETt • lltt'IIIIS • Sbll:-tiU SliftHln Meigs Eq uipment Co., I nc. "Where Quality I s Paramount" PRON!,: WY-2-2 178 Pomeroy, Ohio Con,er Butterau� and Seeond , I ---------�--·--,_'....::.._._.._·�------:.:..·.---------- -,__ .' •. Ii -,,,» y_"IIJiJ/Hl'I�, ' ...... .e ••• ' I've just returned ftom "Doon, Da:, in Dallaa," � I previewed the all-new John IlMre Tractor Lino-the NEW GENERATION of Power. 'There'• new eamiJ1« ..,_ in ' h.p. sius , • • 12 basic models • • • 4- ODd &cylind.r a-Jim. Diesel, and LP-Gas enl(inea. Brand--, ftilly field-proved, these powerful tractors offer a new concept in transmission, and hydraulic-more usable Pl>""' for \Vatch for our big open how,e, ..i- you'll aee toe :,,iano1f. St.op in today for an eorfu1 oo Ille GEt,ERATJON ·- - Nji:W of Power, .._,,.loll. Morris I mplem ent & · Supply · Co: Phone Wl-9-3202 PEARL ST. I N RAC I N E, OHIO ·--------·· -, POM EROY Thefe's A NEW GENERATION of Power for .You! • (�t acquainted. AVERY NELSON ' • '� We're proud to announce our appointment as a n a uthorized NEW IDEA dealer. lt is o u r sincere be­ lief that NEW IDEA Farm Machines represent t h e bigge.:;t values on today's market. We'll be happy t o explain their many e:ic:clusive features t o you at any time. We'� also ready t o give you any needed serv• )ce-�nd guarantee satisfaction. Stop in soon and FOR FURTHER Dl!TAILS Phona or Write f U LTON THOM PSON Is Continuing Its D RY E R SPEC IAL $1 5 9. -- --- •• •• Wheth., 1ri the No. 81 or No. 62, !l's the kind of corn , picker you'd design. So why - don't you corila in and_ordar . com picker today! TRACTOR SALES � ll,illr. .... ... · -, ■ WASH ERS and DRYERS - --------- SANDWICH AND THEY PUT IN MORE AND C:&4'NER C:ORN · 1'HAN YOUR CRIB'S EVER HAD Now you can forget about wrestling with a� hard;to•mounl com plc�r. Here al laet-moUnt•d corn· picker• that mike tt NtY lo use the Hm• tractor for other Joba on the same day. 11 laklls tan minutes to mount or dismount the one-row No. 61 and only I half hour for lhe two-row CUSTOM GRINDING Middleport Feed Ml From IIDeere Day in D�lla--s''. - GOOD REASONS For You To Choose i I WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY 5 l POM EROY Fur Catch In I- '' WE DO - -- II .... I KENNEDY IN STRUCTOR WINS NEWPORT, R. J. UPI - Walter Hill of Hyannillport, Mus., the golf lnstrueLor for Democratic presldencandidate John Kennedy, won tial 1 the New England PGA senior ch1mpiom1hip Frida )' . Hall covered the 36 h oles in 142. . -- - Order By Pbone Aal·Tlke 'Em Home I I I Two Categories thebig difference ... AS LITTLE AS - BEATS 01:JR ·DEALS! ON 1080' tJHEVROLElS - l� C.ORV� 1980 CHEVY 'l'Jucke I I l'� Ohio Second For NEW! _th� mouq_ted corn pickers with �y · C ROW'S 1 and I tretCh BUd get OF •· - , • ' ---BUY, SELL I In vfgeUlbl es h arvest ed tor · • Len l hs of a year to .u1 �verage SG I c. to �11to1:1 ihuwed a� u, �rea11e IIY C. E. BL.AK E SL I I _0 l 90 _ Dr F:verett � Rogl!'n and R. L While com1derable lludin have of 52. 4 ,ears of age for lhe farm 1 10_ lh e �� y�ar peri County Exte,nion ""'"' at rell au�, 1 ? 19M, sweet Pitzer, two Ohio r�ra/ �ioJo &l.JL& to . been made of tanner, wbo have alChange 1, the order of the daf. o�rator _ It is rnteresung to note that I corn Jntrea,;ed 3� acr.ea to a lotal whu are conducting '?JOnee.r1n,11 Droll eo mplC!te]y adopted new That i ll borne oul in the pre l iacres , whi l e <:. b b.11ge drop• work on adoption be havior, have pra ctices, the socia lo11At1 HJlreN minary report of the 1 95'9 cen1u1 thE:re has been rnm iderable i m - 1 of 3 2 pe •�w.11 to � Io ta ) of 1 77 p ul,hshed a ne "'. w�r k on "Tt�e a need tor further in.tl&ht into the ie, l ,U County Meig11 provement for it l f in the a nd of 1'",[kulture ' a al'r lri,h potatoei drop pe d � dopt on. of Jrngat1on by Ohio adoption of tetbooloslcal advm.• farm Fo !Towing the !tale and natum . t'<j u1_pinent ll.\'ailablt.• lD ,i . � ,1 · armers 1 10 ! 954 _to . e O J � n fro l"et while they are jn the early : ii I rend, Melg1 County ha, 130 1 fom1hes Telepho11eM in the l.ast ;;: a c·,re.11 in 1 h fr e t In fie , . atagea "1 ltceptance . They even , ell(' t "t" 1 the to n u fa m n u n m accordin.i;: increai;ed cars � 11e 87 l 1 n C<> .s · , f · s · ion a Ume when 10el1I behav · sh ow· I a 1 i pecieg look a sizca b e drop ' T ' e r archers are t f mem• envtJ fl repo r t . Th 1 s repre ,ent s a ci t'crease her I n a= f ome re r z "'· .. ,:, � hen uf the Ohio Agri eultural Ex 1�. �ht' nun , tit: t cep ac f h _ u I may be able to predict the n:te ior o f 465 1ince the 1954 �nsu, ed au increase o f 3 1 2 up to a i; {;. v; r om ·� perimcnt Sti!tJ n wh e Reaearch of adoption or a apeciflc practice One hundred and twenly-six of g u rc- or 712 , m1lk i11g machines t e �\� �e hn c r;_ue Bul let in 85 1 r�ports �te ,tud y in l� t. e , ve year �n befo,:e il hat been recomm�nded thelle farms . were rep�esented by juz�ped 51 _ to 231 . 1n num ber: to · · 8 of t Mo h � ll 1ncrea1e waa accou.nt• detail. . gc1en U.t1 aJ an approved idea. or I grain r omhmes cli mbed 3 1 m defmition by the change I the in D r. ogen R had earlier 1hown · , mber to 1 0 1 .: farm tn 1 959 ii compared to om pickers ed for 1n trees not of l>eanng l �� b.al magazines and newspapers are / h. t PP� up lU lfl u_mber Lo 1 8 1 age u the actual quantity a r. the f mer prime 1 954. . '1 source o f in• 1� 959 3,000 was buahel ve,te<I 1 n i In _ 1 � each -place operated a1 Uld; pickup �1tlen d1mbed 107 h e formation on new technologkal 7,800 to compared f bushel MABTEll Milt aad n a �mt of 1 0 acres or m�r_e from durmg the hve year period lo practices which apply to scientific earlier. )'ea which the sale ol agr1c:ultural 257 . farm 111 g MASTER-MADI! FEEDS Yet thelle in formation produ � ts 1otaled $50 or more as Some riecreascs i 11 num r.iers o f In Rpite o( all the changes in Sf>urces .He of leu importance I.fl we_ll as each place operated as a equ1pmenl included field forage the ag:ricullural picture in re- he r.s! farmers in Obin to irrium� of less th.an 1 0 acr�s from harvesters, a drop of f i v e to a cent years, the farming industry� g e which the sale of 11g:ricultural total o{ 30 iu 1959. Motor trucks still represents the large�t' · I products totaled $250 or more dropped 48 lo 632 and aulomo- duslr y in lhe county. I I s---0 _ " t rr 1.,:ator.�:• report tto gers and ell s .. was cou_nt.e� a!! a farm. In 1 95<1 bi t es dropped 1 8 1 to 1 .219. nearly $5,000. 0c'J worth of pro· 1 Pll zer, arc definitel r mem ber! o_f While t he automobiles the defin1h ,: n �aR three actes and ducts <' ach year. Unlil ind u s tr)' fr1endsh 1p ,group� with ���� 1m . or more or selling $150 or more lrueks may be acco u 1 1ted ror b,y can be secured within the coun· ga tor � these \ ct 1rr1gator of agricultural product. the decrease in nu mber of farms, ly, agricull u r� will still he the d ic; u e s " o f ten range over an area ,.._.. WY U2M W It. In Ohio the number of fUfls 1 l appea rs l i'l a l the field forage largest support for the farms, the , en cc. mp ,1.s sin i,:: se,•eral counties, � 1 dropoed from 177,074 to 40,353 harvester farmers w re allempt- homes , and the businesses located Th ey a t L aeh ll pecial significance · MlbDL l'OltT to t he fact that group relatio,u1hiPR or a drop of n early 27,DOO farms. i n g to get their machinery in. within the county · -- - -� - -- -- - - ·- · In Ohio the average size of farm vestment iu line with produc In an agticultU ral community inereased from 1 1 2.9 to 1 3 1 .9 tiqn. Gro u ps of neighbors are acres, In Meiga County the aver- probably depending on a single im:·reasing farm mcome is the age farm increased from 107. 4 forage harvtster to do more o( quickest and sometimes the only practical way to increase illl acres to 121.5 acres. the work. prosperit.)' . Every dollar of inTRACTOR INCREASE The land in tarms dropped In power equ i pmen t. traci. ors creased farm income turns over 1 from 188, 70 1 acres in 1954 to Phone WY-2-% 181 166, 282 acres. In Value of land increased 226 to 1 ,496. These an aYerage of five times before I and buildings, the av erage farm were reported on 991 farms inJi• lea \· ing the community. Jack W. Coney, Mgr. increased in value from $6,193 to eating that a farm today fre• If I increas· be can income farm an a verage of $1 0,4:n in 1 959 quently needs two or more trac• 00 which representt.'d $89. 76 per tors just the same as many city ed by. s 3y $2 ,000 ii will in- : of the com · 1 Dusiness the crease acre. people feel they need two or y u m dollars . ion mill a by m l Two farms in Meigs County more automobiles per family. were lillled as 1000 acre.I! or more Garden tracton incr<'ased 1 06 to PATRIOTS SIGN TACKLE in size in 1 959 while none listed a total or 336 in 1959, UPI - The Bosion PaBOSTON that s ize in 1 954. The number While farms h.ive been de• ots have signed 250• p{,und of­ tri ranging in size from 500 to 999 creasing in num ber the ex penses acres was 20 in both 19:W and have increased, with gaso l i ne and fensivc laekle Jerry D('Lucca. who 1 969. from 26 0 to 499 acres the other petroleum fuel going 10 played his college ball at the Pa­ number was 98 in 1 954 and 100 !227. 000 fro m $209,000 in u ,54 _ U nive rsi 1y of Tennessee. The ori d err reen a p nd triots G } J e {'(.> ] in 1 959. From 220 to 2�9 acres H i red labor H lso increased $4? , · 1 u r waivn list tu make 24•ho the there was an increase from 51 in 000 to a total of $2M,OOO. The . 1 954 lo 57 irJ 1959. use of commercial fertilizer stay . room for DeLucca According to William R. Miller, C'd about the same for the two -- ---area agent, resource developmf'nt periods being used on 1 7.0JO the small e r farms of 2 1 9 acres acres in 1959. Lime use increasecl Custom Automatic: or less in Meigs County follow 5, 1 30 tons in the five year period the same pattern as in other to a figure or 1 2.825 tons, used parts of the slate and country on 5700 acrei; in 1959, LIVE STOCK DECREASE showing a definite decrease in In the production area we find nu mber of small farms. The 1 80 to 2 19 acre group showeJ a drop lhe tot9J number -0f cattle and Regulor of 16. The 1 40 to 1 7 9 acre group cill vcs showing a decrease from dropped 27. From 100 lo 139 1 8,805 to 16,458 head in 1 959. $229.00 acres, the drop was 61 in num• This included a decrease of 1 , 780 ber. The greatest drop was in milk cows to a tolal of 5,536. the group from 10 to 49 acres Hogs and pigs d ropped 7 00 in number t o 5.605; sheep and lambs from 364 Lo 23 1 . Dollarwise we find 481 farms dropped 1 .000 head lo 3700 ; and Custom Automatic: listed in the county in 1 959 as chickens four months o l d and commercial farms. Flve or these o1vc.r dropped nearly 24,000 to a. rcpres'ented $40,000 or more ,·in · total of 82.2 1 8. t3roilers sold in sales; ·45 were In the $20,000 to l95f:I totaled 1 ,275,523 $40,000 hracket; 56 in the $1 0,000 With the changes in u u mbers to $20,000 group; 95 in the $5, there was not too mucll "change in the actual prod ut'lion a nd sale 000 to $IO,OOO bracket; 1 7 0 in lhe Regulor A summ ary of the 1958-59 fur $2,500 to $5,000 and J 1 0 ranging o{ livestock. Callie and calves $ 1 79.00 sold live dropped 200 head to catch in the United States shows in sales from � to $2,500. That's Traction Boosler Sys­ There was not too much ehan�e 921 and hogs and pigs sh owed a that Ohio was second Jn the h11r• au tom11lirally tem i n ,action vcsl of muskrats and raccoons. in the part.time operator work · dedine of about 5500 sold. Total . . _ on All is-Chalmers Traclors. broilers, incl uding Issued by the United States De• ing off the farm 100 days or chickens, I SEE THEM TODAY AT p;utment of the interior, the more, es 646 listed themselves in showed a dccrcitse of only 100,­ Let us 1how you how to get p u blication lists the total catch this group. Two hundred and 000 head to a total of 1 , 2 23,047. more work done, f•1tu, ■t fell Milk itnd cream sold in J959 to­ by states of all m ajor fur bear­ forty farm operators 65 years of coif. ers in t h e country. age and over classified lhemselv- ta.led $982 ,860 for a decrease of retirement. slightly over $ 1 00 ,000. The 680,942 muskrats taken es as in part-time Chicken by Ohio trappers make this the These figure.11 t'ompare with 375 eggs sold in 1 9 59 · totaled 597, 000 number one fur species. The in 1 954 who indicated that off. dozen eggs for .i decline of about Phone WY-%•2181 1 2 1 ,582 . farm income cxc�eded farm in• 70 .000 dozen in lhe rive year raccoon harvest was period . Minks, lhe third most common come. East MJoJn Slreel CORN SILAGE Despite the fact there was a fur species in the catch, totaled Rutland, Ohio One interesting change in the only 5,93 1 . decline in number of farm opera• The fur trade enjoyed a re­ tors 65 years of age or over crop picture w11s that there was vival of popularity last year and from 3!50 in 1954 to 268 in 1 959, an increase of over 3,000 tons of prices were higher. Mink, while the average age of all farm opcr• corn cut for silage in the fiYe numbers, was most' ators reported increased eight- year period while at the same small in sought .ind was the most valu· able Ohio fur bearer. There was .i demand {or the long ha ired furs tor the first time i n m.any years . Federal wildlife officials esti­ mate that for the nation as a whole the number of trappers has ded i ned in the last ten years t o less than 20 per cent of the HIGO figure. vegetables c30 "SIGN • • • I • nd oatli, all rontinued to I ■nd panona1 laD.ueaea IN lmpor­ tut tor bmot'at.a, Iha ma wbo INHDl!lima rllk tball' b\WDIIIII la lbt Jaet ol I MW challen,:e. !'be reuoa; UlDOYltar.l De«I sroup sup­ port Jor UM declakma lhlQ' mat:•. Innovator behnlor oner 1 •hole new field or 1tud1, lllie 10Clolo1ilt1 ..c.ic, Home.Stored I ,\i .-' f E l&ht young UhmanH With OUt· t 'epres.ent Ohio in the Star Poultry rt:: cords 1n poultry 1tt'tiVI · r farmer compet1t1on He WU 54:! · ucs will compt'll' for regional hon• Jected Ohio's 1', FA Star Poultry urs at the Northeastern Poultry I farmer bl!1'ause o f hi11 ouLJtanding Producer� Counrll Exposition m po u ltry project work. l ie has a layin� flock of .about J ,800 birds. Syrac u�e. N Y., October HJ. Tht: Ohio grou p will include 4 . H Amon1: those wh n will accom md Pi',A poultry and egg j udging J)any the youn g11ter • to Syracu11e teams, a 4-11 cha ril pion demonstra• are Mrs. M ary A. Diehl, co u nty f X· wr uf puu!tr)' foodM and ll.n PF A tension agent, home economics, Un• State Poultry Farmer. Jn Sy racUBc ion County: J amie, Dougan, .s tate ht.' young people will partacipat11 llUpcrYi90r of · vocatinnal agricul• · · · . 11 e ,q,os ·1 tw n r ontcsts with lure and Emil M11 1movaky Ohio 4·H and !"FA m cmh'.•rs from 1 3 othl!r State U m.,,ersity l!:xtension 'po ultry t J !t.s specialist. - -- --1'nc- 4- H e�g grading team will inelude two Sandusky CountiansC;1rol Liskai, Woodville; and Richard Zeiber, Clyde, pl us an alter• natc, DaYis Rhoades, Convoy, Van Wert County_ Mem bers oT the FFA el;(g grading team will be Gary Pierce, Laura; Mnk Hershberger, West Milton: and Bill W arner, Un• s ion. All three FF A youlhs attend Millon Limon high school. Home-stored vegeta bles can A J 7 •y c.i r-old U nion County girl, says help strete h a food b udget Janice L ath .a m, Rt . J , Mary sville, hor • C . xtension ittmeyer, . E E W how to make will dcmon,;trate ticu ! turisl, Th e Ohio Slate U nichic kl'n ,ii l a k ing in a 4- H poultry versity. M a n y vegetables are in foods demomlration at the cxposi• good . supply from home gardens i,m . Mi,;s Lu tham staged her win. and commercial sources. in,:: dcrrionstration al the 1960 Store onl y vegetables of good state Fair. Gt"nc Gray, Ht. 2, Uelaware, will quality, Wittmeyer » uggests. Sel- - -ect mature but not over - r i pe vegelables that are free from insect and disease i n j ury. Store carrots, turnips, beets and par• snips before they are mature, as they lend to become woody at maturity. Most vegetables will keep best if temperat u res can be maintain• ed at 32-34 degrees Fahrenheit, with humidity as high as possible condensation. witho ut m oisture E xceptions to this rule are to. matoes, cucumbers, sq uash and melons whic-h should be stored at higher t emperatures. Store m ature green tomatoes et 65-70 d egrees Fahrenheit; ripe tomatoes al 50 de,::rees. Cuc u mbers will have 11u nken areas if kept 111 l o w temperatures. c u : cumbers a n d eggplant store best at 45·50 d egrees. Cabbage , carrots, heels, celery, endive, k o hlrabi, parsnlps, and salsify store best at low temperatures (32 -34 degrees) with high humidity. Store Irish potatoes at 45 -00 degrees at high h u midity. Sprouting can become troublesome toward the end of slorag� at these temperalu,res. Potatoes will keep better al a lower tempera• lure but the starch wlll change lo sugars making the pola 1.ocs turn d.irk when cooked . , 1 :.. nd 1 11 g Suga r Run Flou r Mills Is Now Cleaning '' '. '' ""'' th, ,..., torn '"''•' d.. m��e:R�le. :;_ Irrigation Study �::· ;��;�.,!:� t,I of 13211 1-0ns on 282 more E' h young pete • • Honors Me1gs Farm ndusl ry Li nes up �:;�:�.: For Regi• onaI udging ;r,".��" •�·.. i::'.n:,:-:.".-:·�;:; Published By I Trend Seen N a t'1003II y W'th Researchers --_,;;-____-= . 1g l ('"-•---.;;-__• . Ne�In Farming _ Oh'loans lMm {' ,_ �• - _____________,..____.....__ ...:--- .. • • , l • ' I READ THE WANT ADS • SHERWIN-WILLIAMS -Rutland Comm unity News PAI NTS General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets TERMITES �- ltll.L THEM Y"o11raelf wllb AllAll U-D0,IT TERMITE CON"'ROL law• e100 • mor-. Eu, le •M. No Mir• l• pl••U. 1",ofH1l..-llr prow1a 'I ,..,.. prubctlon. C11 FREE fold..- ..1 •- Luma.. Y...._ n,...,...,u ... u. , RAC I N E PLANING MILL Phone Wf-9•364 1 POMEROY, OH I O J EDEN NEWS Attendance at Sunday School on Sept. 18 w�s 1 1 1. Offering was $10.<3. the ManY from here attended Youth Fell�wship meeting at the Mt. Hermon Church Friday night. M'r. ahd Mrs. Sol Big:l'ey ·.and son vitlted Su.nday aflern� with Mr. o f Long and Mrs. James Carter ,Bottom. Visitors of M:r. and Mi's. Mike KertWin Sunday w.ere Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hill and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoselton and Mr. and Mrs, Cla)'ton Klmeii a_n d daughters. . 'I, !'' '' ' :• I •. . . . .I ': .' .•-•: ' ' ' '' '' ' • •' ' ' '' : '• '• I • •• i­ f �ii I I IIUT , NONBY QUALITY" I, Suga r Run Fiou r Mills PHONE MULBEP.RY A VE, StuK HOUSE I WY 2·2115 POMl>ROY, OHIO TRADE THE CLASSIFIED WAY! I I J '10 .MINUTES_TO_ MOUNT Home Of The FABULOUS 1 .,Cm,t NEW BOOKLET FIii -. II i...... - '""" " llb,.. Haarln1 Loss and Nervous Tension •t I i,.., ,. •.W ......., - ... ,. _,.,#1 """-fl ... T.U.' -.. loool Helfl -...S ....... ,.....i #I •Jovrn, Mppl•r eoc:111 ill, RU to pu.blida -­ ao � l>r u. 9, DEPARTMINT or HIAJ.TH, IDUCATIOII AM> YIIJIAU, hMlc -... lomco. llo ol,11...... ....,.,. l'IIJ. IN.OJIDON IIO'll'I W Q I C P' , 3 W ll I Q I C P, S O I X D il' II Z P C P » C 3 K D il' D � S Q � P, •oP V 11' P . 1 :r.< P J P C - E T Q W 0 11 'i;;i.YHm'day"• CrypUH111ott1: IT .JI ll'IJdl 'l'O, 811 OLD, 'IO ,,, 'J'AKll lN SAIL-EMERSON. ' (C lNO, JUu r...-, '1-11$1"3,111 ..,.., ' ' -•-• J . StJHDAY 25th - I BEHIND THI! Sponsor.,i By ., P.M. R.°"'9 7 :Po111e:ro.y Moose Loda• III �VE ON FUEL W' E-BStl . l ' MO.OSE G·U N SHOOT " Sk11tln9 Rink Qn 014 .. P-E ACH:E:S .... ..... •-CN11N. 11ui·•c111·• -_.... r a11· 11111 r. ..... t111 ... F I U' l'T , C•. King 8uilde,,: $uoply Evenlni Phone ll'T-1-3748 Day or Bradliary IIOld No. �. A LEVER • • • AND A PUMP • - Equal ¾ Ton Of Added Weighf For More Traction * 'If?{' � -• 1: - o'!!._lll � S_SE'(• FE_RGUSON ; Dealer • RD I _ Mld,llopert Be Sure Of Quality, Service, Value POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY-2-li lOl h i ) I.I II Old Fashioned Bargains ON WAS H E R SPEC IAL $199. • announcing our appointment as Your N!!! I••• Dealer Heats instantly .More convenient Cleaner • Storm-proof Delivered anywhere Phone "'Y•M794 Herolock Grove, Ohio kiri S,,11dtr$ • f1rtll11 S,i'u•m 1J•1111t Lmftrl • St11I 111111 tms IQIIS • TDC!tt lln1n • llt11 I Td•� latn • hna,IYhn • Cn Pidtn '911 t111!'fETt • lltt'IIIIS • Sbll:-tiU SliftHln Meigs Eq uipment Co., I nc. "Where Quality I s Paramount" PRON!,: WY-2-2 178 Pomeroy, Ohio Con,er Butterau� and Seeond , I ---------�--·--,_'....::.._._.._·�------:.:..·.---------- -,__ .' •. Ii -,,,» y_"IIJiJ/Hl'I�, ' ...... .e ••• ' I've just returned ftom "Doon, Da:, in Dallaa," � I previewed the all-new John IlMre Tractor Lino-the NEW GENERATION of Power. 'There'• new eamiJ1« ..,_ in ' h.p. sius , • • 12 basic models • • • 4- ODd &cylind.r a-Jim. Diesel, and LP-Gas enl(inea. Brand--, ftilly field-proved, these powerful tractors offer a new concept in transmission, and hydraulic-more usable Pl>""' for \Vatch for our big open how,e, ..i- you'll aee toe :,,iano1f. St.op in today for an eorfu1 oo Ille GEt,ERATJON ·- - Nji:W of Power, .._,,.loll. Morris I mplem ent & · Supply · Co: Phone Wl-9-3202 PEARL ST. I N RAC I N E, OHIO ·--------·· -, POM EROY Thefe's A NEW GENERATION of Power for .You! • (�t acquainted. AVERY NELSON ' • '� We're proud to announce our appointment as a n a uthorized NEW IDEA dealer. lt is o u r sincere be­ lief that NEW IDEA Farm Machines represent t h e bigge.:;t values on today's market. We'll be happy t o explain their many e:ic:clusive features t o you at any time. We'� also ready t o give you any needed serv• )ce-�nd guarantee satisfaction. Stop in soon and FOR FURTHER Dl!TAILS Phona or Write f U LTON THOM PSON Is Continuing Its D RY E R SPEC IAL $1 5 9. -- --- •• •• Wheth., 1ri the No. 81 or No. 62, !l's the kind of corn , picker you'd design. So why - don't you corila in and_ordar . com picker today! TRACTOR SALES � ll,illr. .... ... · -, ■ WASH ERS and DRYERS - --------- SANDWICH AND THEY PUT IN MORE AND C:&4'NER C:ORN · 1'HAN YOUR CRIB'S EVER HAD Now you can forget about wrestling with a� hard;to•mounl com plc�r. Here al laet-moUnt•d corn· picker• that mike tt NtY lo use the Hm• tractor for other Joba on the same day. 11 laklls tan minutes to mount or dismount the one-row No. 61 and only I half hour for lhe two-row CUSTOM GRINDING Middleport Feed Ml From IIDeere Day in D�lla--s''. - GOOD REASONS For You To Choose i I WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY 5 l POM EROY Fur Catch In I- '' WE DO - -- II .... I KENNEDY IN STRUCTOR WINS NEWPORT, R. J. UPI - Walter Hill of Hyannillport, Mus., the golf lnstrueLor for Democratic presldencandidate John Kennedy, won tial 1 the New England PGA senior ch1mpiom1hip Frida )' . Hall covered the 36 h oles in 142. . -- - Order By Pbone Aal·Tlke 'Em Home I I I Two Categories thebig difference ... AS LITTLE AS - BEATS 01:JR ·DEALS! ON 1080' tJHEVROLElS - l� C.ORV� 1980 CHEVY 'l'Jucke I I l'� Ohio Second For NEW! _th� mouq_ted corn pickers with �y · C ROW'S 1 and I tretCh BUd get OF •· - , • ' ---BUY, SELL I In vfgeUlbl es h arvest ed tor · • Len l hs of a year to .u1 �verage SG I c. to �11to1:1 ihuwed a� u, �rea11e IIY C. E. BL.AK E SL I I _0 l 90 _ Dr F:verett � Rogl!'n and R. L While com1derable lludin have of 52. 4 ,ears of age for lhe farm 1 10_ lh e �� y�ar peri County Exte,nion ""'"' at rell au�, 1 ? 19M, sweet Pitzer, two Ohio r�ra/ �ioJo &l.JL& to . been made of tanner, wbo have alChange 1, the order of the daf. o�rator _ It is rnteresung to note that I corn Jntrea,;ed 3� acr.ea to a lotal whu are conducting '?JOnee.r1n,11 Droll eo mplC!te]y adopted new That i ll borne oul in the pre l iacres , whi l e <:. b b.11ge drop• work on adoption be havior, have pra ctices, the socia lo11At1 HJlreN minary report of the 1 95'9 cen1u1 thE:re has been rnm iderable i m - 1 of 3 2 pe •�w.11 to � Io ta ) of 1 77 p ul,hshed a ne "'. w�r k on "Tt�e a need tor further in.tl&ht into the ie, l ,U County Meig11 provement for it l f in the a nd of 1'",[kulture ' a al'r lri,h potatoei drop pe d � dopt on. of Jrngat1on by Ohio adoption of tetbooloslcal advm.• farm Fo !Towing the !tale and natum . t'<j u1_pinent ll.\'ailablt.• lD ,i . � ,1 · armers 1 10 ! 954 _to . e O J � n fro l"et while they are jn the early : ii I rend, Melg1 County ha, 130 1 fom1hes Telepho11eM in the l.ast ;;: a c·,re.11 in 1 h fr e t In fie , . atagea "1 ltceptance . They even , ell(' t "t" 1 the to n u fa m n u n m accordin.i;: increai;ed cars � 11e 87 l 1 n C<> .s · , f · s · ion a Ume when 10el1I behav · sh ow· I a 1 i pecieg look a sizca b e drop ' T ' e r archers are t f mem• envtJ fl repo r t . Th 1 s repre ,ent s a ci t'crease her I n a= f ome re r z "'· .. ,:, � hen uf the Ohio Agri eultural Ex 1�. �ht' nun , tit: t cep ac f h _ u I may be able to predict the n:te ior o f 465 1ince the 1954 �nsu, ed au increase o f 3 1 2 up to a i; {;. v; r om ·� perimcnt Sti!tJ n wh e Reaearch of adoption or a apeciflc practice One hundred and twenly-six of g u rc- or 712 , m1lk i11g machines t e �\� �e hn c r;_ue Bul let in 85 1 r�ports �te ,tud y in l� t. e , ve year �n befo,:e il hat been recomm�nded thelle farms . were rep�esented by juz�ped 51 _ to 231 . 1n num ber: to · · 8 of t Mo h � ll 1ncrea1e waa accou.nt• detail. . gc1en U.t1 aJ an approved idea. or I grain r omhmes cli mbed 3 1 m defmition by the change I the in D r. ogen R had earlier 1hown · , mber to 1 0 1 .: farm tn 1 959 ii compared to om pickers ed for 1n trees not of l>eanng l �� b.al magazines and newspapers are / h. t PP� up lU lfl u_mber Lo 1 8 1 age u the actual quantity a r. the f mer prime 1 954. . '1 source o f in• 1� 959 3,000 was buahel ve,te<I 1 n i In _ 1 � each -place operated a1 Uld; pickup �1tlen d1mbed 107 h e formation on new technologkal 7,800 to compared f bushel MABTEll Milt aad n a �mt of 1 0 acres or m�r_e from durmg the hve year period lo practices which apply to scientific earlier. )'ea which the sale ol agr1c:ultural 257 . farm 111 g MASTER-MADI! FEEDS Yet thelle in formation produ � ts 1otaled $50 or more as Some riecreascs i 11 num r.iers o f In Rpite o( all the changes in Sf>urces .He of leu importance I.fl we_ll as each place operated as a equ1pmenl included field forage the ag:ricullural picture in re- he r.s! farmers in Obin to irrium� of less th.an 1 0 acr�s from harvesters, a drop of f i v e to a cent years, the farming industry� g e which the sale of 11g:ricultural total o{ 30 iu 1959. Motor trucks still represents the large�t' · I products totaled $250 or more dropped 48 lo 632 and aulomo- duslr y in lhe county. I I s---0 _ " t rr 1.,:ator.�:• report tto gers and ell s .. was cou_nt.e� a!! a farm. In 1 95<1 bi t es dropped 1 8 1 to 1 .219. nearly $5,000. 0c'J worth of pro· 1 Pll zer, arc definitel r mem ber! o_f While t he automobiles the defin1h ,: n �aR three actes and ducts <' ach year. Unlil ind u s tr)' fr1endsh 1p ,group� with ���� 1m . or more or selling $150 or more lrueks may be acco u 1 1ted ror b,y can be secured within the coun· ga tor � these \ ct 1rr1gator of agricultural product. the decrease in nu mber of farms, ly, agricull u r� will still he the d ic; u e s " o f ten range over an area ,.._.. WY U2M W It. In Ohio the number of fUfls 1 l appea rs l i'l a l the field forage largest support for the farms, the , en cc. mp ,1.s sin i,:: se,•eral counties, � 1 dropoed from 177,074 to 40,353 harvester farmers w re allempt- homes , and the businesses located Th ey a t L aeh ll pecial significance · MlbDL l'OltT to t he fact that group relatio,u1hiPR or a drop of n early 27,DOO farms. i n g to get their machinery in. within the county · -- - -� - -- -- - - ·- · In Ohio the average size of farm vestment iu line with produc In an agticultU ral community inereased from 1 1 2.9 to 1 3 1 .9 tiqn. Gro u ps of neighbors are acres, In Meiga County the aver- probably depending on a single im:·reasing farm mcome is the age farm increased from 107. 4 forage harvtster to do more o( quickest and sometimes the only practical way to increase illl acres to 121.5 acres. the work. prosperit.)' . Every dollar of inTRACTOR INCREASE The land in tarms dropped In power equ i pmen t. traci. ors creased farm income turns over 1 from 188, 70 1 acres in 1954 to Phone WY-2-% 181 166, 282 acres. In Value of land increased 226 to 1 ,496. These an aYerage of five times before I and buildings, the av erage farm were reported on 991 farms inJi• lea \· ing the community. Jack W. Coney, Mgr. increased in value from $6,193 to eating that a farm today fre• If I increas· be can income farm an a verage of $1 0,4:n in 1 959 quently needs two or more trac• 00 which representt.'d $89. 76 per tors just the same as many city ed by. s 3y $2 ,000 ii will in- : of the com · 1 Dusiness the crease acre. people feel they need two or y u m dollars . ion mill a by m l Two farms in Meigs County more automobiles per family. were lillled as 1000 acre.I! or more Garden tracton incr<'ased 1 06 to PATRIOTS SIGN TACKLE in size in 1 959 while none listed a total or 336 in 1959, UPI - The Bosion PaBOSTON that s ize in 1 954. The number While farms h.ive been de• ots have signed 250• p{,und of­ tri ranging in size from 500 to 999 creasing in num ber the ex penses acres was 20 in both 19:W and have increased, with gaso l i ne and fensivc laekle Jerry D('Lucca. who 1 969. from 26 0 to 499 acres the other petroleum fuel going 10 played his college ball at the Pa­ number was 98 in 1 954 and 100 !227. 000 fro m $209,000 in u ,54 _ U nive rsi 1y of Tennessee. The ori d err reen a p nd triots G } J e {'(.> ] in 1 959. From 220 to 2�9 acres H i red labor H lso increased $4? , · 1 u r waivn list tu make 24•ho the there was an increase from 51 in 000 to a total of $2M,OOO. The . 1 954 lo 57 irJ 1959. use of commercial fertilizer stay . room for DeLucca According to William R. Miller, C'd about the same for the two -- ---area agent, resource developmf'nt periods being used on 1 7.0JO the small e r farms of 2 1 9 acres acres in 1959. Lime use increasecl Custom Automatic: or less in Meigs County follow 5, 1 30 tons in the five year period the same pattern as in other to a figure or 1 2.825 tons, used parts of the slate and country on 5700 acrei; in 1959, LIVE STOCK DECREASE showing a definite decrease in In the production area we find nu mber of small farms. The 1 80 to 2 19 acre group showeJ a drop lhe tot9J number -0f cattle and Regulor of 16. The 1 40 to 1 7 9 acre group cill vcs showing a decrease from dropped 27. From 100 lo 139 1 8,805 to 16,458 head in 1 959. $229.00 acres, the drop was 61 in num• This included a decrease of 1 , 780 ber. The greatest drop was in milk cows to a tolal of 5,536. the group from 10 to 49 acres Hogs and pigs d ropped 7 00 in number t o 5.605; sheep and lambs from 364 Lo 23 1 . Dollarwise we find 481 farms dropped 1 .000 head lo 3700 ; and Custom Automatic: listed in the county in 1 959 as chickens four months o l d and commercial farms. Flve or these o1vc.r dropped nearly 24,000 to a. rcpres'ented $40,000 or more ,·in · total of 82.2 1 8. t3roilers sold in sales; ·45 were In the $20,000 to l95f:I totaled 1 ,275,523 $40,000 hracket; 56 in the $1 0,000 With the changes in u u mbers to $20,000 group; 95 in the $5, there was not too mucll "change in the actual prod ut'lion a nd sale 000 to $IO,OOO bracket; 1 7 0 in lhe Regulor A summ ary of the 1958-59 fur $2,500 to $5,000 and J 1 0 ranging o{ livestock. Callie and calves $ 1 79.00 sold live dropped 200 head to catch in the United States shows in sales from � to $2,500. That's Traction Boosler Sys­ There was not too much ehan�e 921 and hogs and pigs sh owed a that Ohio was second Jn the h11r• au tom11lirally tem i n ,action vcsl of muskrats and raccoons. in the part.time operator work · dedine of about 5500 sold. Total . . _ on All is-Chalmers Traclors. broilers, incl uding Issued by the United States De• ing off the farm 100 days or chickens, I SEE THEM TODAY AT p;utment of the interior, the more, es 646 listed themselves in showed a dccrcitse of only 100,­ Let us 1how you how to get p u blication lists the total catch this group. Two hundred and 000 head to a total of 1 , 2 23,047. more work done, f•1tu, ■t fell Milk itnd cream sold in J959 to­ by states of all m ajor fur bear­ forty farm operators 65 years of coif. ers in t h e country. age and over classified lhemselv- ta.led $982 ,860 for a decrease of retirement. slightly over $ 1 00 ,000. The 680,942 muskrats taken es as in part-time Chicken by Ohio trappers make this the These figure.11 t'ompare with 375 eggs sold in 1 9 59 · totaled 597, 000 number one fur species. The in 1 954 who indicated that off. dozen eggs for .i decline of about Phone WY-%•2181 1 2 1 ,582 . farm income cxc�eded farm in• 70 .000 dozen in lhe rive year raccoon harvest was period . Minks, lhe third most common come. East MJoJn Slreel CORN SILAGE Despite the fact there was a fur species in the catch, totaled Rutland, Ohio One interesting change in the only 5,93 1 . decline in number of farm opera• The fur trade enjoyed a re­ tors 65 years of age or over crop picture w11s that there was vival of popularity last year and from 3!50 in 1954 to 268 in 1 959, an increase of over 3,000 tons of prices were higher. Mink, while the average age of all farm opcr• corn cut for silage in the fiYe numbers, was most' ators reported increased eight- year period while at the same small in sought .ind was the most valu· able Ohio fur bearer. There was .i demand {or the long ha ired furs tor the first time i n m.any years . Federal wildlife officials esti­ mate that for the nation as a whole the number of trappers has ded i ned in the last ten years t o less than 20 per cent of the HIGO figure. vegetables c30 "SIGN • • • I • nd oatli, all rontinued to I ■nd panona1 laD.ueaea IN lmpor­ tut tor bmot'at.a, Iha ma wbo INHDl!lima rllk tball' b\WDIIIII la lbt Jaet ol I MW challen,:e. !'be reuoa; UlDOYltar.l De«I sroup sup­ port Jor UM declakma lhlQ' mat:•. Innovator behnlor oner 1 •hole new field or 1tud1, lllie 10Clolo1ilt1 ..c.ic, Home.Stored I ,\i .-' f E l&ht young UhmanH With OUt· t 'epres.ent Ohio in the Star Poultry rt:: cords 1n poultry 1tt'tiVI · r farmer compet1t1on He WU 54:! · ucs will compt'll' for regional hon• Jected Ohio's 1', FA Star Poultry urs at the Northeastern Poultry I farmer bl!1'ause o f hi11 ouLJtanding Producer� Counrll Exposition m po u ltry project work. l ie has a layin� flock of .about J ,800 birds. Syrac u�e. N Y., October HJ. Tht: Ohio grou p will include 4 . H Amon1: those wh n will accom md Pi',A poultry and egg j udging J)any the youn g11ter • to Syracu11e teams, a 4-11 cha ril pion demonstra• are Mrs. M ary A. Diehl, co u nty f X· wr uf puu!tr)' foodM and ll.n PF A tension agent, home economics, Un• State Poultry Farmer. Jn Sy racUBc ion County: J amie, Dougan, .s tate ht.' young people will partacipat11 llUpcrYi90r of · vocatinnal agricul• · · · . 11 e ,q,os ·1 tw n r ontcsts with lure and Emil M11 1movaky Ohio 4·H and !"FA m cmh'.•rs from 1 3 othl!r State U m.,,ersity l!:xtension 'po ultry t J !t.s specialist. - -- --1'nc- 4- H e�g grading team will inelude two Sandusky CountiansC;1rol Liskai, Woodville; and Richard Zeiber, Clyde, pl us an alter• natc, DaYis Rhoades, Convoy, Van Wert County_ Mem bers oT the FFA el;(g grading team will be Gary Pierce, Laura; Mnk Hershberger, West Milton: and Bill W arner, Un• s ion. All three FF A youlhs attend Millon Limon high school. Home-stored vegeta bles can A J 7 •y c.i r-old U nion County girl, says help strete h a food b udget Janice L ath .a m, Rt . J , Mary sville, hor • C . xtension ittmeyer, . E E W how to make will dcmon,;trate ticu ! turisl, Th e Ohio Slate U nichic kl'n ,ii l a k ing in a 4- H poultry versity. M a n y vegetables are in foods demomlration at the cxposi• good . supply from home gardens i,m . Mi,;s Lu tham staged her win. and commercial sources. in,:: dcrrionstration al the 1960 Store onl y vegetables of good state Fair. Gt"nc Gray, Ht. 2, Uelaware, will quality, Wittmeyer » uggests. Sel- - -ect mature but not over - r i pe vegelables that are free from insect and disease i n j ury. Store carrots, turnips, beets and par• snips before they are mature, as they lend to become woody at maturity. Most vegetables will keep best if temperat u res can be maintain• ed at 32-34 degrees Fahrenheit, with humidity as high as possible condensation. witho ut m oisture E xceptions to this rule are to. matoes, cucumbers, sq uash and melons whic-h should be stored at higher t emperatures. Store m ature green tomatoes et 65-70 d egrees Fahrenheit; ripe tomatoes al 50 de,::rees. Cuc u mbers will have 11u nken areas if kept 111 l o w temperatures. c u : cumbers a n d eggplant store best at 45·50 d egrees. Cabbage , carrots, heels, celery, endive, k o hlrabi, parsnlps, and salsify store best at low temperatures (32 -34 degrees) with high humidity. Store Irish potatoes at 45 -00 degrees at high h u midity. Sprouting can become troublesome toward the end of slorag� at these temperalu,res. Potatoes will keep better al a lower tempera• lure but the starch wlll change lo sugars making the pola 1.ocs turn d.irk when cooked . , 1 :.. nd 1 11 g Suga r Run Flou r Mills Is Now Cleaning '' '. '' ""'' th, ,..., torn '"''•' d.. m��e:R�le. :;_ Irrigation Study �::· ;��;�.,!:� t,I of 13211 1-0ns on 282 more E' h young pete • • Honors Me1gs Farm ndusl ry Li nes up �:;�:�.: For Regi• onaI udging ;r,".��" •�·.. i::'.n:,:-:.".-:·�;:; Published By I Trend Seen N a t'1003II y W'th Researchers --_,;;-____-= . 1g l ('"-•---.;;-__• . Ne�In Farming _ Oh'loans lMm {' ,_ �, •. Devils Take 18th Smothers Gallipolis �e1 1Cyger C�e:ek 42-0 With Combs IIQning Wild For Three Touchdowns . •' S'J'ANDINCS Hapless Porn · t Pa nt hers Capt ur e Se co nd 22 ..0 I I)' lob Wins,.tt quarter and the game was scored j excessively They were assessed 70 Tht' Pomecay �ant hers won their I by J unior halfback Eddie Buffing - yards for au: v10l.elion s of the rule second ton.ecut1ve game of the to � who went the dittance on II I Ll nemen Rick crow .end Tom t . y� ung football ieason, 22-0, l.ast bri(l!ant 4,9 yard run Buffington Grueser agun were the Pimther rua:ht agunt( a young Cha uncey- side.. • stepped th� entire right side m.em rusht'rs, alo ng with fullback �over teai:n th.it has no t yet ta,te<l �f the Blue Devil line and broke I Hester, who used his weight to betvictory tJus year. mto !he ope�, ne ver to be touched ter advantage cm defense th is week The Panthers, who wer• defeat- on his way to the goal line. Sayre / lhan Jut. � by Oak Hill, 8-0, i n their open- sc.-orcd the extra points on hii; secThe Blue Devils' m uch used mg lii� me .and came back last week on d try of t he evening. first down getter was the pa ss. to whip Wahama 22-0, scored prac• Cha u ncey completed six of 13 tries . Li_call y an identical victory Wt ½9-te in the th, rd .peri� Chaun- and got three of their ei F: ht fin t night ajaill.lt the Chauncey Blue �y s left halfback Kim Lind ner a t- downs by passes. Devils. j tempted a pas� to G.ary Smathers. r On several fourth down pl a ys JUg Junior ruUback Gene Heater The ba U was tipped up by 8 Porn - Li ndner faked kicks then attemptplo wed over t� Cha u ljl,Cey goal eroy rusher and fell into � ba, ds ed to pa ss to one of his downfield from the nine yaid line be rore of Panther end Ray Jewell, who co mrades. three minu.tes of .the firat quarter raced 74 yards f�. r Jhe longest rw, I n the fourth quarter Cha uncey had elapsed. Re■ter's touchdown or t he evenin.s incl the tin.a.I TD. came on the eieh t h play of the Jewell pW ked tip a kJ!y ,nidf-ield dominated the ball ror the bigg er part of the time. As soon 88 U.e j eame a nd the fourth play by the block from Burri ngton . � Panthers. .FoUowiru: JewCll'ii soore , quart- ball was tumed. o"er to Pomeroy Halfba�k Do n Sayre tried for the erback lay Poulin wll!nt over ror o.n dow ns it �ss fu�bled, Three times in the final period the Paner:t ra points but was heW short of the extra two pointer. the goal by the Bl ut" De,ii line. ther baekfielders lost the ba ll beHIAVY P&NALTllt BUFFINGTON'S AUN The, Pan ther�, for the see.ond / u use of miscues. . The second touchdown of the g a me UJ s u ccession, were pen a lized Next Friday mght 1he Pa nthers NATIO NAL LEAGU E W L ..ct. GB GalliJ)Glia Atademy led by ex• Pillshurgh 92 � .622 Middlep ortian Charley Stobart . 85 61 .••• 6 ; ,... · titland's hard rolling irid team annexed its 1 8th straight St . Louis · ma k'i ng h 111 w ho Is d ebut Jn M ilwauke e 84 63 I � · 7 7 without a loss F'nday nigh! in a 42-0 rout of Kyger ½ Ohio · Class AA grid l'Oachin g cirLos Angeles 78 68 .534 13 eles t h is year, smothered Point Ci-eet. Sau rranciseo 74 73 .50S 1 7 1f.t e ant Tbll!! handwriting was plain for all 111ght, as trnst t o JacksonviPt> '!'rim Cmdnnati ' s Big Blacks 18.!l t , night � 4f 2 �; . 6 26 66 8 to lite after the first quarkr. l.ee hie, 10 u11c11 its Burk1>ye t·onfrr­ t.:hica""'o 55 92 ·3"74 "II ...., The 6allians eomplelel.., 175-poqhd Negro halfback, enrt.> raee and quest for a thirst Philade lphia ' do. •• '" .,.., •363 3"'" • 731 minated the first half, rolling up ■ �or, had run once for 8 end stra1i,:ht champio nship. 300 yards while the Blatlcs m1n· ,inn for 45 yards, and <'augh1 two Hullimd ' s slarti11!{ line u p - DugBn Jlr ..y"1 Rnulh aged only �. and first tlown1 · P8lel from Jim Hobstetter to a(·· and Gi·orl(t', ends; Pierce and Slaw. lt. Loul1 5 Chl-.i 1, ht , eout penor:ially for a 16-0 Rulland ter, latkJeii: Long and kunnion, St. Louis .$ Chiu.o, 1 , 2- c.allM were 12 to 2. COll<!h Btobart ttlentell ht tht: 1ead. guards. and Hy sell, center. Bae-ks: 7 1......, � rln11l six· minutes by ,abltJhrtin1 � Hien on the score was a BrOJiCen, Martin, Combs and Hob­ ,hlla. , ¢Jncl .....tl I, nliht �tter relafi•(1 primarily tu the stetter. Milwaukee 2 Pitt*l'9h I, llitllt freely, a nd Point fi nally 1cored. Halfbac k Bill Con ley weilt 38 � ctintli1 ,�J in lhe 11oul of Only 11me1 1c�tdi, l.cf .By qu11rters: yards o n the flr1t Ga1lia play of Red Devil Lvach Jim Vennari as S.tul'Cllay'■ ProNII• ftttchen 16 B 14 6- -42 he used hit 1ubstitutes morl' and Ru\la11d PhlledelitfU• at -C lnclrtn•t'-M,- the game and was i njured. Paul Ky�n 0 0 0 0- 0 hefhy 54 n M•lon•J' 1. !:,ans, who had been m thls Wl!ll!I: more freely. 5 and was to have been held ou t, ....,._ w. at rfh ,u P,IHd: ft lfu P-0 at ltalf!lme and Dfter Mll uk Sl'oring Combs. 3, runs of 8. 45 went to work, die •ntermJssion pep lalk by Ven­ and 73 yards; M a rtin, I, run, 29 yd; Friend 1 7-1 1 YI lurct.tt. 1 7-12 All he did wa.e carry the leathSt. Loul1 �. the 1core mounted to 36-0 af. Hobstetter, run. 60 yards: Beach, 1t Chlnto-Mfllar er 18 times (or 198 yards, an av4-1 v1 Elfiworth 6-1 3 lft three quartera and the rlnky pafi.!I; F.P: Combs 2. passes. erage of 12.4 per try, Onty gen,es Khaduttd d1nu made in 42-0 in the fourth The scoring-Eva ns lrom the Sllftct.y•s GIMM 2, Dick Roderick from the 4 on D1Vid Marlin accoWlted for lhe Phll•dtifphi.a et Cinc!1111•h a keeper; Evans for 89 yards, third Rutland TD, running 29 Pithburgh •t MHw•ukN DarTell Nibert on a 12 yard pass ,anli. Hob1tetter got the !ir�t on<' St. Louis •t (hlugo from Roderick, Jackie Lewis, a hr the third qu arter with a 60 yard Mtulllon 28 Columbu1, Central O BY 10B E. •YER San . Franciaco •t LO& AnttlN tackle, o n a recovered Poi n t punt breakthro ugh of the Kyger line Springfield South 46 A rtred u p Wahama White tn the end ronie, Butch Gardler · AMIR ICAN LEAGU I Ind Comb, ran 73 yards for the getti ng the EP on a kick: and fin­ Falcon football team led by a Columbus North O 1econd counter in that 11trlod W L Pct. GI ally, 138-pound halfback by lhe name Evans 5 Up the middle. New York . . Lona:, I reconstructed guard, pass . Lim• Senior 6 M•rlon Herding 6 of Joey Ru111ell rolled over the 89 57 .610 G11l1ipo lls had a net of 355 yl'rds Chicag o ed. to Black 17 yardJ for the final M•ri•tt• a kll•ir• 6 85 62 .578 4 ½: t o Point's Middleport Yellow Jacket• at 89 and 62 by pauJ ng S•ndusky 22 Elyrl1 0 Balti more TD in the fourth pe�lod. Bachtel St a dium Friday night, 84 64 .,568 6 to Poi n ts' 26. 20 first dow ns to Washington Rutland rnlled up a 11mashing Z•nNvlll• RoMCr•n• 1' 73 74 .497 16½: Point's 38 to o. 3. L•ncHter- BIS 6 Cle veland 444 yard1 on the ground, complet­ 72 74 .493 17 Ru811ell, with his run ning mate, Detroil ed ont1 pass for 17 yards of two Z•n••vllle 21 Columbu, EHt 1 6 170-pound sophomore Billy Jew• 87 80 .415,6 22½: The powerful lron men ot J11ck• attempted. Kyger had lf3 yuds on BoSlon 83 ell, rolled up 173 net yards 64 .363 251/2 Crooksvlll• 20 New Concord O son tasted defeat for the fint the a:rou nd, tried three heaves, con• McConnel,ville 16 RoHvlll• 11 Kansas City !!3 93 .356 36½: time against the Jackets and scored this ceaBon and rlrst time i n nected not at all . three to uchdowns each to com DrHd•n 38 Glou1ter 20 eifht games coveri ng I two year Frld•y'1 Re1Ults Rutland, not counting the runs New Leidngton 26 Caltlwell 14 period H Wa verly scored a last pletely rout the charges of Coac . 1 N-., York 5 B01ton 1 tlult broua:ht TD's, had JO firat C.lhoeton 18 Ashl■ncl I minut e TO to n ip the SEOAL Joh n Thompson. Kan1,11 CHy 4 Detroit 1 dff111 to Ky1er's Plght. Knrr Cindnn•tl T•ft 47 P«trtlmouth Middleport look RuRtell MIiier's 14 fa vorites, fl-Cl. Chic•to 7 Cl•velend O, nl1ht could do nothing with the power• Porhmouth EHt lr:ickoff at the Hi and returned It 12 Coaeh i J m Dudd WHhln,t lnf'11 en 4 a.ltlrnore 0, ni9ht boJs led ful ltut11nd line. to the 27. On the fir,t play from WhHler-1bur1 0 i11 rtrlt downs S•turda •1 bllt y'1 Probtbl bJ1 t full Pltch•rs Rutla nd la at home next Friday Kan1■1 City et Detrelt-H•II back Carl Surrett was · bottled up ■crimmuae Sophomore Ron nie Lucatvill• 21 Minford o all night-he gai n ed only 40 Carr ripped off 20 y1rd1 to the 7-12 VI L.,y 14- 1.$ N.w B01ton 26 , ik■ton 14 and the Jackets kept rieht on Chicag o .at C ltv.lan d-Ple rce yards-and that was the differ­ 47 a.,,.. Union 11 McArthur o BIIClleotl Johnson to the Wahama 13. rolllqg e n ce. 14-7 vs P•rrv 1 7-9 Columbu1 E•dmoor 28 Bexl•v o With their back.I to the wall, Wave rly ended N•w York 62-ya a •t &o,ton-Ditm,r rd drive Calumbu, South 19 Grandvl■w o the White Falcon, be11n to with one minut 15-9 t e lef vs in Monbouca tbl!: uett• tame 13-1 1 Columbu1 W■it 16 tJghten us,. 1'hey held the Jatkets when Steve Oyer rammed over B•ltlmor■ •t Wuhlrtfton night Fr•nklln Helghla I four downs berore taking o ver on trom the six. -Fli her 12-10 Cnrk Soles v1 L■- 8-6 Columbu1 St. Ch•rlei 50 their own 12. Charles Yo n ker S11ndlr's G1"'" Marlon F nnklln 6 ATHENS-coach Don E11key )oat two on the ftnt play a nd on 1 K•nus City •t Detroit Worthln,ton 30 Hllli.,d 6 did everything to hold down the the second Ruasell rlpped off a Chica go et Cl•ve lanct Groveport 31 Canal Winchester o st0re la.st night bu t A.HS stlll 21 yard jallop off his left tackle B•ltlmor• et WHhlnstofl GrHnfl•ld 16 Chllllcothe 14 to the a l . Wahama moved the overwhelmed h1plea &!lyre N•w York •t Boa+.n Clrcl•vill■ 7 Columbui Rosary o Here's the AH8 1oortn 1, id· rn bill weJl on their Hut aeries of Upper Arflngton 22 Newerk 2� the fir11t period a nd 20 ln sec­ play■ but were forced to pu nt COlumbu& Linden 14 Lanc ..tu v2 Sl'ARS ADD TWO ond ,eight In third a nd 24 in once i nside Jacket territory. Middleport Middleport loat 1 6 yanl1 on final ca nto. NEW YOHK UPI - Oi;car l(ob. READ THE WANT ADS th9'r first three trie■ from Bulld ogs hitti ng paydlrt were · ert�on of !he Cincin nuli Royab scrlrl'l1Mge, and Denny H,ndy Charlea Bowles twlce on runt of 1111d Dave Budd ol the New York punt.cl to hi• own 35. 43 a nd 73; lffmt Ben neU ·erta� 81 Knic-kerhockers have b�en added This time Wahama lost li ttle yards and four points arter, Dan Experi enced - Factory Trained lo tht learn of C'Ollcge all . stars OIHcjm, • thr1tt1. : JP6'th<h1w.ns ,i \ntl ti.me In marchi ng the 35 yards to whlth WIii" play ll'lc Kn'kk::: lrt an Tke ONLY COMPLETE SHOP In Bend Area John Crogan two touchdowns and _p\y dirt. '"'It WH RuSBell who cxhihil lon game, Ocl. 14. Previo us . Hobbie Fry on e to uchd ow n ,rJth scored from the six af�er )0 I ly named to the 1quad were To m six after and BIil Bfggs p1ays from scrimmage! · it.arry E. MAIN STREET I Sanders, Darrell Imhoff, Jackie two points POMEROY, OHIO points arter and Dick Curry HarJi:raves' attempted paSB to Nick Morelan d and Lenny Wilkins . one tou chdown and one lwo Nlcholaon tor the extra poi n t fell In complete. poi n ter. • Mlteutt Hwrt Middleport fu mbled o n its Neltonvllle Wa.!! blanked 22-0 by The Plains last 11lght Ill The aetond pla y from scrimmage arter Plal ns scored 1 8 in the first ind the kickoff a nd Wahama was once aQai n 35 yards rrom the Jac­ sb. in the flnal period. ket end-i,one. A pHs I n terferen ce Marty Mccorkle paced Oak RIii pe nalty against Middleport put lo a UM4 win over wi nle11s Well­ the ball on the 2 1 and in aix ston IHt night with two 10.)'al-d pl1y1 Jewl!lll went into lhe endto uchdown runs a nd a kicked poi nt after. John Smlth had the Ladie, Ausiliary To other Oak touchdown. For Well• ,ton Sta t ion t allied twice and Meel Tue,day Night The Ladles Au :d llary · or Drew Mel Davis had two points at' ' Webater Post No. 39 Amerlcan [.p. 1cr. It was Wellsto n'• thl fd Jio n will meet Tuesday at 7:30 .1tr,ight loss this yeu and rourtD cov ering a two year period after p.m. at the Legion home. Reports the Rockets had won 2� of 27 will be ,given by Ml!lfil Sharo n Our comploto lacllitio, for handling mod• R■ mes before losi ng last ye1r'1 You ng. repre1enb1tive to B u ckeye ernlzation profec11, quality�aterlalt, and fb1al to Ja<'kson it la the Rocket■ GlrlH St.ate , and Mike Swalzel, re-' longe■t los, 1kein I n over l l yeart prese ntative to Boy11 State. All planning ••rvlc.1, malr:ea home modernlLora n ra n rouab■hod over memben are urged to ettl!lnd. zatlen easy. Hlllsboro la■t ni1ht by 1 30-0 cou n t. Scorln1 for Lotan who Logan'• Held Chicken t.111ied B. 8, 8, ind 6 were Larry· Borbecue Thur,dar ROOM Bai nter on a roll out wlth the Mr. and llnl. D;wight Logan eh• 11me play m1kln1 It 8-0. terla.lned with • chicke n barbecufl Bai n tflr p11ned lo Gary Bren­ Th urad11y evening 1t If your family Ir growing and their home, nlnl 13 yards and John Sl1ltr Rock Spri n1s Road. you need more Hvino 1pace, a room caught a pass f or polnt1 1flAII Pretent ._.. Kr. a nd Mn. m..oln ll 16-0 at lnlermissloft:il Oeorte addition to your homo la tho an,...,. Lopn •nd Miu Bernice Kint of Heml&ct Gl"Dve, )lrs. Cal­ LADIES' lie Loga n of Flora· a nd the hOAt • n d hostesa and son, Dwight Jr. MODIIN KITCHIN '1CM, • · 'ti!lory 9ozn�. •ff.,. ....,.... WORK SHOES $4,99 pr. ,,-o Rlush's Shoe Store HAC KETT'S SOHIO SERV ICE I � -- - WE HAVE THE .-,,mo• TI • • yovr kltchtn I, old an,. OU!modod lot u1 do,lgn and ltt11all • mo•rn ono for you, For House & ■OOM A lamlly .......Ing Streat, Weat J $2.95 ... $3.95 , .. · "low Your lelff 111,. , · ·• BECKY'S In modiom h-■• i..t VI �ulld you a family ,_ ... ,� THI • ·•·" $4,99 : prod¥ud _ MIOOI.IPORT Yerch Ru1hln1 . . . . . . . . . . . . l'•11li'19 . . . . . . • . . . . . . Tot•la . . . . RlJTLAN� FURNJTtJW] •, -. t • 11 0 1 11 '!",l••r ,... 1 . It·-·...., lo -1, lor • .... Ship , I• anti talk It - wtlll 111, .u)l)llg dt d aa ' D . JAM, wY �f. !. ,a.Ma ' "="" • - -- , . . - 411 .: N ::L :., - • .... ::.: •1 :: ■ :: M :::;. ,_ =:.:.: L :: l:: L::: :;:::: Al . , .. ,...---••,,- • .. -- ..lo .. .. .. .. .. .....�····�••+••-•--•.. ... ......·····-·-··· .. . .. ..... _ .. . t ...... ., . . .. . .... .... _ ._ __.� , �.:......... . Ohle - .. Prices In Yeats * 1 . lltW.tl � ·"lll•!'tt' l&UCKWAl,L Plu toll UK! ,_j)pable llr6 TIie very -e llrOI t•at come oa Amerlel'1 fhlell WILL,IAMSOH 01. L CQ. flRISTONi - -DtS<TR!BUTOl nu) WIU.WIIION . " '·iln_..,: 1 blldfto ,.. �,dnt iwr-.®��liO'", m , c- -""°' 11,.....,•. ' -•"" �"'• ilw�_!' .. a:w ool � 121'11 •1i12 : C;����l�=!'�.�� �:i � v'.:!,..dt�� i; 9:so.l:ffi,·u . �- · •�v \WJJ' -:i.=. .-'f ,. ■ ' . 'iiur:t ..., _,_ ••,tlsl ;;c TH'e Ct-tuAeH "'0" ALL , . • AU. FOIi THI: Ct11JACI-I ' lt 1ht ,rnlflt f1uo, on Tht Ouirch 11nh k,r 1"4, bulldins orchu..,;<1r 1:W aoo,d cUiztni.tilp, h 11 I HOffftOuM of ..,111,1111\ •1l,tt1. Wi1h011• I Nroftl Chutth, Milhu MIIWIIOnc, '- ci•W.• 1'on c■n ourwlvt. n-1 1•t fwr K1Und don't think I ever felt my responeibllity .. a mother aa mucli as I did at that moment. H ad .,J riven her the proper foundation to meet the 'triala, the temptations and frustrations that are an inevitable part of even e 11thool child'• life? Jlad I done enoll&'h for her? I ,n_ •hr tvtr, o,,:non th«ild 11• Ufld 9"1'kH Uf\lluh tlld tuppo,1 ,he Ch111d,, n..,, 1n, Ul Forhl1awll ..U. u, For hi. chlldrffl·, take. OJ fo,, •ht ..u of h,qi �"'"""' ind nHion. (ti fo, ,M' •b of lN Ourclii 1,-.lf, which """' Ml mofal 1..d ..........1 ...ppon. Maa to !IC> to d1utch H....l&1lr ,nd u1d YDIII Blbll da(h. =-�- -,_..... Being human, I probably hadn't. But there , .,. •• one thing I had done. From the berlnning, 1 •J had made the Church a part of Laura•• life, ...'""" 0., TT....., """" You ean't ohelwr your children from haroh ' ftality, But you can, tlrrough the teachings of ' � the Church, help them face life with otrengt:h , and faith, riving them the J!SBUrance that God · Is ever-preoent. ,_ " ":w .... •• »a 1�11 ,� 'II 1�11 �, ci.,,. JU Oalaliau I C.,,�i.aa Frid-, - wu• tlle llope It ..UI, In so 11&H! •-re, foster ple, and she had gl'Own insolent with pride. •• lielp ..,.,.1112 tut a,Jlfe• b .,.,,, f■ fa i.U11 alNI, --•''" Hfe, tJtb feat11re r , u IJHffl•erell · f,11 tfle IHI•'-•• ff�• anti organl:atiou • ; , h, o: � , · · ··· ' ' a,flo•e -me, flppelll' llefote, • I 1 MAX WARD AGENa Bil<ER 115 E. 2nd SI., Pomeroy, Phone WY•2.z4410 FOREMAN , � �- Pomeroy Phone WY-!-21144 CfflZEtt'S NATIDfilAI. IANK '(the Frlendly jlank) Mlddleporl ' KARR & VAN ZANDT · MOTOR SAW C"'11Uac-Oldsmoblle-Rambler 242 W. Main SI. P09lffllf . WIWS ANTHOIIY · Plumbing & Heating 240 Lln<0la Sl.-llltl&port-Ph. WY·!-!110 SUPREME IC1 CREAM CO. Featuring Decorated Slices, Novelties, Bulk · Plone Middleport RI. OHIO VALLEY IAIING CO. Maken of Holsum Bread Support the Church of Your Cboice Wetl Main Street '· "-ro, ,Uet Middleport MOTOR PARTS co. :· 157 Walnut STARK DRUGS P-eroy Oll£' 'lillW 1ftt To" !latlllpt · Phnlle ....1. .... ..,.,'ffl . •'1"'""'° :om• 1"''4 • "lt•11iiO �.Am .'Ii'! t.1., ' 1'1.. WY-2-!588 HOME LAUNDRY CO. J. P. Joachim, Prop. Phone WY-2-205? Mtt,!epon KING IUlt.DERS SUPPLY CO• Middleport 111. I , K. & C. JEWEURS 1tJ $!HJ ffl C: .._, Jurd tQtt Your Walgreen Agency Phone Mahi St. Pomeroy ■lllAMS SOHIO SERVICE . ' Motor Tune Up Unit.cl Pl'ftl lntematt....1 Ne a rly everyone aeema to be talki ng ,11bo ut the impact of rell• a:ion on the S. pre1.idential campaign. Let's look at . the other lide of the coin for a change. wt.it effect will the eampa ign h&Ye. on reli&ion? Saale ch urch leiden fear tlliat il may aet back, by Ollny yean, (he most hopeful religioua development of our time. That development ia the emergence among: Catholiea and Proteatanta of a strong desire for Christia n un ity, This so-called "ecumenical movement" the D•me eomea from a Greel: word which meana ..draw ing together" h11 not resolved the theological differences whic1i separate Catholica and Protest­ ants. and there is -i.o prOlped that it will lead to oqanic re­ u ni on within the fOresee:able fu­ ture. c,..ffl Mufuel,ltflPld But it haa done aometbin"! else or tremendous impol'tlnNi. It ha■ begun to create 1 11ense of Chris­ tian community which transcends honelt differen ees of belief, a nd makea It possible to discuss :thqse differences in an at.mospherf ·of mutual respect and onderafand­ iiu::. For the rlrst time tn 400 yean Protesta nts and C.athollcs ■re facing one another as ■eparated brethren rather tha n · a• mortal enemies. v. �dllloport UUTl IUD .S10III CbMer,"Oltlil . • Aiaon HOYT'S SOHIO SEIYICE Take Som"'!ne to Church with You Sunday stantl-­ s�! !���.�� ��i !�! Culllom Built Kitchens Pomeroy'• Budget Shopping Cenwr <an�,m'15! Hopeful Development May Be eat Huntington, W. Va. THE UNITED STm WORKERS OF AMERICA It is easy for us to see lhe weakness of Jildah'a defense; II is not so easy to see the weakness of ou own defenses. We are so sure of the good will of God because our theology is correct, or We are so sure of the favor Of God becauae we have been so very respectable, or We are so sure of the grace of God because we bold mem­ bership in the Church and are in our pews regulady on �un­ day, or We are so sure of the forl!iveness of God because we have heard that God loves us in sptw of'ourselves. ur We are so sure of the help of God because we are so very decent that we deserve that much, at least. from the Almighty • <:Nd lleUgloa Simple If Micah was right of us believe he wu) be oim­ plified the whole matter of religion for tlje honest man. No training in theology is -ri,ql!\ttd, and no honored social ing is necessary, for a man to deal justly, love mercy, and walk humbly. Any man who tbinlrs more of God than he does of himself can do ii very acceptably. (Copyright 1960 by the Division of Cbristian Education, Na­ tional Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.) Rieligion ln America Bakers Of Good Bread Your Dodge & Plymoutb,Dealer Mlddlepon, Ohio STIFFLER IED MCIIOR FURNITURE HEINER'$ BAKERY R. H. RAWUNGS & SONS CO. Loe.II Union 5888, Bavenaweod, W, Va. '· Mltldleporl s, 0. N 1tlonwide lnourance of Colµmbu ' •!'!!f•ilh, '-1,..,11(1, l\lb -.. .,. W!tal a ••tl'anae Jeelin, It gave me, tha ftrat time Laura went to 11thdol ! A• I wallched her, , J realized that thelH! were her first Independent atepo. From this da'y forward, ,he would be ln­ ereaslngly on her own. - -,· .� ,.IO' • -lie !ihl;Jtuii �. . ';",�r 4"1·. By Roy L S...itlt TaklaJ The worst enemy of good religion la bad relllllon. r9'1• "all Ulal ed .auum ll!y is'Wlcl advantage ol the fact that ii ... led pmpelrll have reJll!OB gion is good," the forces of bad men. of oons ery imaginable crime against the •-� ,_ •·· Minds have been closed. lnjustlN ha, been dtiq,e,. Jlla, been sanclilied greed has been glorified, and prOgrelS bu been halted - all in the name of reUtdon. The first duty of every man, t_herelore, II to dlatlngulah be­ tween good rehgion and bad relii"'n, JUI! u II la the duty of every mother to distinguish between Sood food and bad food. Sure of Their _...,. The people ol Micah's day. especially the prieels and i,e rulers were so sati,fied with the:melv.., becauoe they were so religious. As a matter Of fact, !bey almost though! God was in debt to them because they had done so well by him. They haq sacrificed rams and oxen by !be thousands, Uler­ ally rivers of blOOd had flowed down from the sa.criftcea on their altars. Only a few years later a king of Judah samflced his o wn son upon' the altar at one of the shrine�, and surely a man could hardly be expected to do more !ban mat. Tbe Court lkne Micah's chapter which lonns the Int for Ibis week's Sun­ day school �esson is an ancient description of a court scene. The farmer-prophet must have been an arresting figure in the market place as lie played the p.rl of the p�llnl attor, ney, charging the nation witb having sinned apmtil Yahweh (Jehovah), its God, while the mountains, tbe bllb, and the foundations of �e earth fill the jury boJ:. The nation's sins cry out for ,·udgment. but the nation can­ not believe even in its own guil . It has been -so sure of lueH. so confident that it had earned and deserved the favor of the Most High. Ted of Hebrew Prop•,ey John 3:16 - "For God so loved the world" - has been called the "text of the New Testament." If !bat be IO, q,en surely Micah 6,8 is the wxt for all Hebrew prophecy. · - to do justice , - to love kindness - to walk humbly with your God. If any man really. wants to know how he can .enJoY the fa�r of God. let him read thole three injunellona. "I'ben let him weigh his every act of the day, to see how Ibey malth up with the requirements. The Unilonn Sunday School lesson for September 25: ' "M ICAH' S VIEW OF TRUE RELIGION:"' Micah 6:1-8. Judah was coming into court and her case was desperate, becaUSt' she had sinned in every one of lb... count.. She bad protected injustice she had dealt cruelly with her own peo­ �- -- t. bl ,,..,..,,' Nmce •.., ..,. • lhe:Y roll off Ut.e •-Illy-Ible. j �';e;� a�· ,,.,.�"!1Jf! ., � NII · 9 � :� 7.U,14 • -oc1.,, �J:; Pn.J".z. • M · ------ -- . : What Is True Religion? SERMONE1TE ••·•""•';;' � iePriii'.1i , CfnJ:"";_,;.,iii I c.,,,..... T "- Tu..., ,,,..11 --==:-ie-rONI-.ST�Tl.---­ PHONE ' -2-J 1 93 ¥£.Y � . ,. . - ■11d1d homo madornlntlon or ,..,•del, 24, !QII0---5 : sJ;.,..•.,.!ft'.:/ ;1. TUl■L' ua:" •., ..... en • ne-111•ney-doW11 kilt llclbt • ' 1, ,_ • • llUTLAND, OHIO ...••••tu. ... UI M ...lit. 111lf'ui H a h1 Utad■a •I . " 10p ... ........ ......t,et ....,_, •" modornluo Ito CIII- . " l: I /1Se 0 TENNIS OXFQRDS -- Sllcllnt 1lo11 4oor, and window wollo ..1111 the ......._ .... i-r "-· Im- • t slre · .. . J 4 "J: zone 1tanding u p after a big hole I Pa11 Att•mpts . . . . . . . . . 9 Knapp, Sayre; Tafkles: l!l�se, was opened in the Jacket for- Pus Compl•.. , . . . . . . . . O Taylor; Guards: · ·.R•rbour, Van ward wall. P..s ln*«PNd · · · · · · · · I Matre, Knopp; ci�nter: Olark, Chuck Rog:en i<!Ored the extra v.,d, lou ,-naltl" . . . . . . . . 100 Ml ller; Backs : Hargra�es, Yo11ker, poin L af�er a bea u tifully executed First downs . . . . . . 4 Jewell, R. Miller. fake kick and run play. Fumble, . . ....:,.. 2 In the closing minutes of the Lo1t . . . . 2 Officials: Bob Anders.on, wn� first half the Jackets took to the WAHAMA pire; Don Waldie, headlinesmin air but raUtd lo move and the I Verch Ru1hin1 . . . . . . 213 and Jack Fowler, refefee. charjel of Ralph Sayre were o u t PH1ir19 . . . . , . . . . . . . . 3G 1 ,...;;;;;.;;:;;;.;;;;.;..;;;;;;;;;;'I;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;, i n front 13-0 at the half. Totals 243 I i SECOND HALF Pata Att.mpt■ Girls' BIJ1.B111d 5 After two punt exchanges at Peat Complfte ......... 2 CORDUROl'the start of the second half, Wa• 1 PeM ln♦-rupted . . . . o hama was on t he move agai n . Il Y•rd Lou pen•ltle, . . . . . . . . 45 was Ru nell and Jewell teami ng F irst •wnt, . _ . . , 10 . up to march 6!1, yards in six trys Fumblff• White, Black, �'1 ,'� I for Waharpa's third TD of the Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • o Non-aw ond ModillJll Wl�th game.. s:.., 5 _,.,., Mlddleport Lineup Ends: Au lt, · Kloes, Shafer; Ruas.11 cllm.allN th• touchTaeltles: Hays, Stobart, Roush; dow.. llrlw wMt • brHllant S3 " Guards : Gilkey, Batey; Center: Y•rd aunt erovncl left end from Chambers ; Backs: Hi ndy, Oiler, S•'fre's 1lngl• win g offtnM, Harris, \Viae, Carr, Clo�ch. •n• tw Minu ... l•t•r lnMrc•p, W•Mnta Llnaup hd a Nlncly to Revmond K,Ns MtODLIPOR\ .... , Ends: Benn ett, Nicholson, �u In fM flat et the ao to to ell th• W•Y for eneth•r Whit. F•lcon t•uthdown. J• ..,, r•n tho adr• point to put Wehame out In front 26 to 0 It tt. third .,.....r. Two i n tercepted Yellow Jacket paflles i n the fourth quarler spelled two more tou chdown , for · thie hard charging Whlte Falco n eleven. 1t was Charles Yonker who gr.ebbed b'oth of Ricky Oiler's aerial attempts to set up Waha­ ma's final two tallies. Middleport forced Wahama to pun t at the start ol the fourth quarter but lost the ball on the second down by way or Yon­ I ker's pas1 inerception It the 28 In fh'e plays Wahama was in for another score with Jewell carr)'­ J ng the mail once agai n lhit time from the three. After the kickoff. the same misf?rtu ne plag ued the Jacketa, I b u t this time Yon ker went to the eight before bei ng stopped. It waa Jewell ·agai n in two trys for the touchdow n , a nd a 38 to O victory for Coach Sayre a nd the Wahama Whlte Faleo1ts. Llttl,' Jaay llusNII picked up 1 07 Y•rds for 1n evtir•i■ of 9 Jer• per cerry to ••••uf out offenalv.1, for th• Whl.. l'el• cons, but could hn• tone no­ BeUeving that our customen desire a good wt.are wltho111t th• ,.,,.,lor then Wlt:it service "-'hen it ts needed, we have �! ' · . .. · blocking ef thti haNI charting W1h1M11 fMWlnf WIii, ed and established •the abov� fuli time :i<,)\(,lee, Dl!.-rt· Score by quartera: ment to insure complete customer sattsfactltlll:_ ._ .,,. '- . Middleport . . . ; . o O O O o Wah1ma . . . . . . 0 13 13 lZ 38 . STATISTICS In the third period Bainter hit 'Siller with I nine yard PH•, tthe,l tossed to Brenning for two 'lfOlht1, makln1 It 24-0. In the final period Frl!lahmari · halfback HlckOry Oliver raced P,C)Und rt1ht find for 1 2 )'1Nl1 to mate 11 30-0. For Lo1a n the Chiefs ptcted up lti7 11rd1 rushing and pa,. Ina and racked up l t firat dov,n1 to Hlll1boro', l". WIN DOW WALLI --.::.. j - - �-OVER 85? ........ ........... pl- .... entertain,_., .,.. 11 • "11u11" .. I BY QUMtTl"f ". ' Pomeroy ' 'f ' Q ,, · 9-:'--22 Cha u ncey 0 O ,r o G. Hester 9 yard ,; - • E. Buffillg. ton 49 yards in the: jlQ!. q�· R · iewell 7f y•rWr jbJi�,f q1avter' E Poi n is: Don s�,... 1'1:v.' ' Fou: r. lin. . .' • , --- - ---- N EW FALL DR E S SlS fAMILY I Falcons 011filp Jack ets -3 8 t� SCORES RADIATOR REPAIR SERVICE ! will meet a strona Alhen■ team which has not been beate n 0r IICOred upon. STATI STICS ,O,Wy ChHn'y Yards rushing 162 lll8 Yards passing o 11 P asse s attempted 2 13 Passes completed 6 O Pa sses intercepted O 2 Total yards gained 162 179 First d owns 7 8 Penalti es 0 60 Punta ( Av ) (0) 9 (7) 211 Fumbles 2 B Fumbles lost .f 0 c� -' 0-4, Mt. M■rt.b­ S u nday 1ehool 9:41 am; Worahlp service J 1 am; Prayer meetint Tuesday 7:3G pm; You ng people Friday 7:80 pm. C•rleton IMaf'NINntln•tloNI REMEMBER WHEN . . . . . . ? King11b111ry Road-Sunda)' ,chool 9:30 11m; Wouhlp hour 10:30 am; By Robert R. Card, Pastor t;>very other S u nday. B•thl•hem B•ptitt, GreJt Bend Chester Methodist Parish · -Morning worship 9:30 11m; Sun• Scripture lleffrentt:: And Jesus said unto him, no man having da y achool 10:1!1, am; �venlnl service '1 : 30 pm. put his hand lo .the plough. and looking back is fit for the Thti FNN.tecl Church, Ponw­ Kingdom of God. Luke 9:62 groups , and organizations that roy, Rev. Waldo J.' Bartel•, Pas · There are two great obsta- \ we used to have and seem to tor, John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of clee: that all of us need to over- be reluctant to •make new Ch. Educ. Sunday school 9: H i am; Worahip hour 10:25 am. topic: come in our Christian ven- friends. "On The Side Li nes". Come and 1 at ture, of growth. Now we need to look worship, you are welcome. back looking_ (}) We have a terrible ten- these matters of to hand dency (all of �s) to look back afler havi�g put our to the days "that were better" , \ the plough and see what far . H o w2] after We have. put our band to reachin!:l: damages it can have · the plGuah. AND (2) to remem, \ in our lives. Christian S Flnt--When we talk about ber aU the ties with families. • ' H ea l the good old days . . . It usually means we are thinking ol the ease or the comforts or some special joy or thrill. W e seldom dwell in a reflective mood on our mistakes or sins so that we might profit from them and not repeat the same mistake. This S(lllES for lverve>n• TV - . SUNDAY what concerned Jesus. was He knew that when we lived in the WHTN-TV past of the personal joyous matters . . . we were not thinking ClllnneH3 - D:45 1.IIL out the goals abead Of us, and , if we were thinking of Chris­ "The Soutte Of tian goals al all we were not being fully effective. This was True Ability" • . what He meant when He said we would not be fit for the we fact in . . . God. Kingdom of Our furrow would be crooked Chu,ch, Eu­ unli.6 might never reach the point that was to be the end of the row. gene Brown, minister. Pomeroy. · Seeond - We ·need to reali1.e that Jesus had just beckoned Ch u rch school 9:15 am, Kenneth se\l'ei'al to follow }{im and they began to say they had unfin- Finley, Su pl . ; worship J 0 : 30 am ished business of the past. One of the matters was famUy. topic "The A.rm- of Ev:mgelism" Jesus was making it plain here that family ties were hinder- MYF both Jun iors a nd Seniors 6 Ports• ing lb.e Kingdom of God's Work. Now Jesus realized _the im- pm; Mi11sionary Rall y in and Mrs. Bishop pm 6·9 mou1h portint ph&se of family ties . . . but what He was saying t h at liazen Werner will speak and GOd came first, and His Kingdom. Let me say specifically show rilm of thetr recen t trip to here to parent, that some of you ar-e going to have much to Africa. E i l(h t people from our answer (or on judgment day because you have kept you r sons ehurch will a t tend. Pr.ayer •nd and daughters out 9f the mission field, or the ministry, even Bible Htudy Wed. 9 am; Wed. 7 here in this country. Even ,when childr�n have gone into the pm Choir . rehearsal Mrs. John work of the Kinr,orn to be ministers their folks have made Werry� director. First llaptl■t Church, Ponwroy, · th·ts th · . feeI as I• 1 t ey owed them some t·1me, an d often m . em Ralph c. Zundtl, pastor. 9:30looking J}a.Ck have caused their children to hinder the Kingl l:ts combined serv ice of wor­ dom's work . . . 'I1tey have in reality brought about backward ship and study. Promotion exer­ glances after the children 's commitments to keep their hands cises sermon "In Times of Emer­ and jun ior to the ploufjh. gency" Nursery Now , let us look at the very constructive side of what Jesus church for children; 7:30 Freeland Norris, Raci n e, will ope n a ' Wants u s to learn, series o r nightly services. Si,ecing par. . . 1 - Have a goal of serving God above everyth ia 1 music by his quartet, trios ents and· personal comforts. and soloists. Oct. 2 World wide . . 2 - Li!t ,nothing interrupt this goat . - . Give it your undi- communion service and covenant -vkted' llttentlon. Never let comfort or parents, or families , or Sunday. lnytlltng turn your heads from the calling of Christ Jesus and Chu,.h of Christ, Mlddl-rt. His ltiqgdom. Fred I. Gard ner, Putor. 9:30 LOOK NOT 8' ,\CK AND SAY - REMEMBER WHEN? - Bible school. R. c. Stefly, su p.: . BUT LOOl·, l'ORWARD :A:ND SAY I REJOICE WITH FAITH 10,ao morni ng worship, subect IN ClfRlST AND TIIE GOALS HE HAS SET FOR M E ""The Power ol HI• Supper--: o.,30 You th program: 7•30 Even i ng ser WHli!lff •f WllltL SOON A'ITAIN. �,..;; ' =---'+-�-�--'�.....;, · -----------I ,--vice, subject "The Secret of Vic• ' s u pt.: Mornin g worship 10:30 a. m. tory over Si n'' ; Wed. 7:30 Pra :,er Youth &erv.ice, 6:45 p. m.; Evan- meeting an d Bihle st u dy; · Wed. &eHslic messue, 7:30 p. m.; Pray- 8 : 30 Cholr prsclice. •Th• First 8aptl1t Church, Mideer meetinl!, Thursday 7 - 30 P, m. ft■ntkaatel A1wmbly Rout. 1 24 dleport, Rev, Don ald A. Boone. CoJTimissio n Dorcu1, E. Cod ner, paslor. Sun day pastor. Teacher's school 1 1 . am; Children's chu rch Sunda y 10 : 1 5 am , topic "Chrilt, 3 ,m; · Worahip, 7:30 pm Sunday , Our Teacher": Evening worship ' Tuflltday a nd Friday. . , ;i � 7:30 "His Most Important Ques• l!radford C hurct. of Christ, tt on " ; 6pm Jr. Hi; 6:30 pm Jr. ...__ Churd, of fflUI Chr'lst et Latter O.y Saints, Raloh Hu mble, fastOr, Jim Reed, Fellowship; 6:30 pm Se n ior High Old Town Fllta on Portla nd Road Supt; Bible school 9:30 am; Morn- Fellowship; Tuesday 7:30 pm The Sdn�ajr ,chool 9:30 am Pr,,aehlng in.C worshi p 1 0:30 am; Christia n Board of Trustees will meet at 10:38 am tnd Bible· tody Wed­ Endeaver (youth) 8 pm; Even ing church; Wed n esday 7:30 Pm The nmllY' . e pm. C. w. Proffitt, pas­ wonihip 7 : 30 ; Wedn esday evening Hour of Power, Romans 16-16; . Blbffl Study 7:30. or B:30 pm Sr. choir rehears a l; 8 :30 t 9:30 a.m. Wilbur Rowley Sr. Supt.; pm Board ol Christian Ed u cation ··•• C"'""ut1lly Church, t ch u rch; Thursday 6:30 Bradltu,y Cl'lurdl of cnrltt; Art meets a Bobby &mrle, Mlllloter. Chuct Men's Fellowship meets at pm hrles, Sunday School, Supt., Marrum, mi n ister: Bible School, at church. Refreshments to be 11erv­ .• m 1. 9:80 11 Morni ng worshi p 10:30; Christian lltmdlY Scllool tllrll ed. 1'11"1' meetlnl Tlleadly 7:45 p. £nde.vor 6 p.m.; Evening wor11hip, • The Hteth Methodist Church, m. 7 p.ro. Raymon Ko nkright, Middleport, WilhhDY1h'1 Kl....... Hall of / llM CIMlfrdti ., Chrkt, POIM- ne11e1t Public meeting Su nday 3 paHtor. Rally. Promotion, wor­ 'OJ-ffan'Jlonullle Roa�: Eu lene pm: Watchtower study .f pm; ship service 10 am to 1 1 :30 am; · · Underwood, mlai11ter. B ible aebool Bible study Tuesday 8 pm; Ser- Potluck di n n er follows: Youth 1:30 am; Mo1111n1 worahip 10:30 vice meeting 'Th uraday 'I pm; Min- Fellowship 6 pm; Commission o n Education 7:30; Methodist men 1111; Evenlq wor■hlp 7:30 pm. Ro- .t,try· lf!hool 'n&ur11day 13 pm. her\ Rerd,_ Blble School Supt. Pllgrlm Holln•H meets at ch u rch Tuesday 7:30 pm Dillwll.. Church. Lang11vllle, Don , Wachen- Choir rehearsal Wednesday at ,._ � JMIINdld Church ,chwana. pastor. Sunday 8Chool 7:00 pm; Afternoon Circle meets �· Rev. Carl Hffr.JJII, -pastor, Carroll 9:30 am; Morni ng worship 10:30 Th ursday, 2 o'clock at church: I • t>m : Methodist U n ion an nual din ner ;�: , �: � m ; PIi grim 'Vou th 6:45 _, ::��1.o��ffp Etinleli,tle service '1:30 m: Fel­ meeti n g at Jaekson Methodist Yollth FellQf.>i:blp � Peace of lowahlp service Wedne Jay '7:30 Chu rch Th u rsday 6:30 pm; Oct 2 '1 8 pm Wednl!sdQ : Midweek Bible Su nday school 9:30 am; worship oludy 7:80 l!m W�•day: Pl"Mi,1,11- Churdo Of th• Na- service 10:3() am with Holy Com­ UII ,. •.�. ,· \.ol4,ff ,a111, lw. UNIMI �.. _......., neY.. Clyde J . B artle11. m un ion. There wm be a aub dis­ Bubert �' ,-tor. Sund11 Sunday, school 9: 30 am; morning trict meetin g at the Pomeroy ltlioltf· f.ie' am; WOf'lblp Rtviffl' wor1hip 10:30 am; Evenin g ser• Methodist Chu.-ch, Oct. 7, 8 pm '" luliaay' evenU.. at '7:80: vice 7:30 pm; Prayer meeting to study Adva nce Specials pro­ gram in our district. •L•,ch , ., · � - !:N� 1111d ,.Bible 11tudy Wednesday 7:30 : leth1r1y IUB Church f. E, n n, Pastor. Su nday school at Du 90ptlst--Sunda; 1<:h ool 111 r . . ��• /lQltilW'aoitll Otis Knopp, Supt; Y-Hour 10:3&, :3D II'.· ,•\: �,Ip, 1 1 a. m . pray• t council meeting on church 6:30; m. p. T ••day er )�� •� Iii e·ao pm· u rsday 7 : 30. Th laptlat - · Sunday ao I wed ad 7·80 prayer tchool 9:30. _ MorlU■JZ s,racuN EU9 Church., F. E. worship, ·1 Du nn, pastor. Sunday school at IO•lll ' "" � Wvt...- 11· , 0.• 9:30 Ben Qulsenbem, Supt; No 1 · �, IIM llaiul1t-Sunday •th ti -Milif lrd � evening servlee; church_ council Sung n tchool' 11:M a. m. Preachi ; m meetiag Wiadnes� 7i30. · s p . day 2:30 p. m. C•rmel IU8 Cliurc:h: services l4jifflO!lt!•l ll,i _ "'"""'•ri•n lf\lW !11' C: been ca ncelled due to the have 7 WYF .... m •· 10 lunday school UDl.oa Av11.' Fitmero1, ·trri. t. the mfn lster's wile, Mrs. death C-. putor. hnd-, � Mut plll and fUMe study every Tuea- F. E. of n. n u D servJci 1 llornlq Wo:rah:lp •-� .t Iv. Pttrer and pra�se Alfntd Ma>thodllf Church, R". pm. 7:4 5 1:tll Em>IDI 1or;vlce1 '1:30! ·p;a,, SMurda1 Robert R. Card, pastor. Sunday ...hcotl'•I-Su nday achool JO , • 11..UU, Thwpia, '1:'t!l �. Supt.; Dillinger, Lloyd 9:30 l o scho · . om; •vt-lillie 1ervl<e. 7c4o pm; - If l'nrtr wJtll Her­ 10:45 services wor■hlp pm. 7145 itudy 1lcl- 1'ed� BIBie ) C.Ontrr Al\l!'<b man Taylor, lay-leader. Sunday ,f llio . mood illt,,._illlnd■Y'II< '· . even i n g 7 :30 meetlog 'of the M:YF ng = · •- � teliool f:IO om. Morni . ..,. J:ar�IP, Supt) 11:80 Wed., even ing prayer service 7:30. . · , ,.,. lc l!v1t1plkt . 10:411' . .....itle __:.,P • -� Tuppert Plaln1 EUB Church, . ., I lq w-":' om� ,..�... lli<I- prayer 7.80. Pa u l Hooks, minister. 9:30 am . •� . , l\'edWolilltt 7,e ... � Cltrlsti,,,__ Su nday school; fl:30 pm Youth P,l,_.,CIMi,'.... ·WorthlQ om. Worship Fellowship; 7:30 pm 'l""· liltile i.diNI 8Peneer, �- Sund1y servke; 7:30 pm Wed. prayer . ,ecGnd o the on liliao r , t:IO om, ,- Horbert , meeti n g. tj · Youna Peiti1Ni, lh*Un1 • IUI Church South Bethel If •Chrilf.,.1:11;:A : S .. day 11 Ml jli,: .:tf,,1ch Paul Hooks, Minister 9:30 am wot­ ,,.,chlnt •ftO• ildililll lng � w..tiielllr,1 pm; prayer m eel ship service; 10:30 am Sunday third , 7,IO pm. ' • ' i · , sch.ool; 8 pm Wed. prayer meet­ ing:, rci Lottrldt• IUB Church, P•ul h l fO tor. S1!1111; -l l tll:90' . ..., F•llow, Hooks, mi n ister. 1 0 am Sunday school; 1 1 am worship service; Wise, S-ot,i :rt:inf ,_.,. P ■hi I pat· :Wilnlitf' 7 pOb. l0:30 •�: Yau . lel'Vlce '1 pm ; P,illn.t\W ......., .; Chrht - 6:34) pm You th Fellowship; 7:30 Morn- Friday night pr•yer meeting. · l:van1e liitlc IM'Vice '1 :30 pm; M ld S unday 1ehool � Th• F lrat Bl,t1 1t Church, Ra­ week prayer r-■ni• · lfe-•ad!I• lnlJ, worsbtlfl 1� am; Evening: cine, Rev. Art.)mr McCauley, P•• 7:80 pm; meet1n1 wtlNililo 3:a(I � Prayer •' ,• , pm Wedn•• tor. Chester Slmpson, Supt. 1!30 � -•• Mdl' i,so i tt,,el l am Sunday 1chool ; ·10:a am Ii, , bert E. s"llliir.,.,..,< llllnii, worsHlp, •'The Meilage of Jonah'' � ..... ry C 1 rch Sunda _ hu y . llf Baley, . Sch"°! t.30 DYF; 8 p'm Ev. [ •clool ,Ji :"'•• 1111 , -Ip ■ervlce 5 :45 prn Senior nlng , ervlce "Having I Goud! ...1l Chr� Time"i Wednesday 7:30 pm pray- · 1 . .:.l''' I Po�- -' -- _ nf,v i..d: boo1 9:.,., er meeting. 1 her, Doris Thom11c ay d un Churc tlan here wltlii hia mt: Church, · ' u, ond outer �, :'If,. ,fl'. :qi""·,!�• !1111: ,!!1,rt!ii► ■ervi ce 10:30 1m. _ Great aend, ,Rev. · Arthur Mccau­ Acfvtnllst ar Seventh-D Pom■N'f Ne · his O"andmol1· �r, in. � Supi. _.. ,Ill' � Julternut Ave. DAV Hill) ley. pa,tor Robert Lewi, 'nloll\'• !ll1o ii 111 9:30 am Morning wors�lp and ' ue, _ Jll,�. J1!1 •Wl:� l.lt�affl' Sohool. 2 pm; Wonlllp ,�"l'flf M� .elll?,Ppf soli�1: sunday 1 Sil• are e?Vlces pm; 15 : 3 NI'Vlce •a1 , , � i',J:lb sage of J'on,!t ; T:30'jllit evenln, I �• �-, 'mine. llr. UNl!y. Proyer meelinl ThundQ 1a 1• Mrvii:e ''UtviR& ♦ GOG4 frt'me • , Ir. 1llllllla' �a llel• JloapUel,. Dally- Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o .. Sept . SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OP ffll!: WEI:& Powel & ,uh-M�h. WY4-3111 ,', t..,,,ij',· .• , , i r .1i •11. , ; l\e9«1Mt<l'•iffn>+ ••·••• The growth in Prote,tant-C.tho­ lic amity has so far been mucl, more evident in Europe than in the United Staie:L But the quest for reconciliation ii al,o under way in this country, and it ha■ made more progreu than it gen­ erally· �allied during the past two ye.ers . Now comes a prHidentlaJ cam­ paign in which aome people seem determined to revive a ncit:nt an­ tagonisms, and to fan into flame the em�n of susptclon and di• trust which the ecumenical mov& ment has tried so· hard to douse:. DIICOIII ...... Chu,dlnwn This new obstacle la pNfou nd­ l y dh1coura11lng to ebuffllmen on both sides of the 'N!!formation di­ vide who are trylq to subltitutfl t:rothtthood for bltlbtry itt Calb, olic-Protestant relatlont. They do n ot believe tlllt the ecu menical movemeut pill be de­ l ...U. ..a&xrt '"'1 flliltinUfl or hall ed until the bifterne11 aroused by llie 1960 campaip. fade, from memory. Miuiollariea ln other land■, a• clergymen in America have Halbed for . • long time that Ch,i., tianity ill . �, riM �ly from the scandal of ita own clilu.nity. Some peOPle are leavtn, their chw-eh, ud 11111)' Dtlem are re- ::m:.:,.:i�qd�:�� Ule eo1d war amona Cbriltians, Np Cllriltian ahoold be 1111'· prised at this. Je111AB warned his di■ciples 2,000 :,ears aa:o tb,tt Oil! world would judge them-a nd their faith-I>, the way they got alOlll together. "A new commandment I 11n unto ,ou," He' uid, "-That )'I! loYe ,one allotller. By thil ■hall all men blo� that ye are my disclp�ea . . . Sociial Events West Shade Mn. R. Tayler, .llr. ffkl Mn. 'Wllliam T,aylor and sen, Lee, of Addison called on Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Pai nter recently. or Ill'. and Mn. John Smith POfflflJ'OY spent a d11y with Mr. and Mn. Will Hellman. liln. Elia Pddlnter &fra. lohn HIi­ ton and ton, Staley, of lohnt1&own ■pent eeve:ral day1 at the Painter home. Mr. and Mn. Norman John­ son of Columbu1 were Saturday af�oOn eallen . ltrs. Virgil Roush ancf daughter, Mary Jo, called on l(ra. Josephi ne· Me.Gee 0[1 Lona Bottoin. Sunday. · Mr. ind &fn. Ralph Palnttr . Di­ ana •nil Beeb, and' llr. and Mrs. Barry, � and IODI, Glenli and llffll■le, ftN 8und1y aft'emoon ie,allel'8 .at, tbe Painter home. M:r. aild' lln. Will Hellman spent IJomlay !l)h Mn. E1121ibeth Wlek­ ham -of Cliester. Kr. dd. ·Kn. Gerald Violet of Tuppen Plaint, Mr. and Mn. Flo,,! S1'1nce. &fr. and vn. Donut Geol1,flin of Pomerty called on, Mn. leinle aa,:,ib &mdll)' � ' Dut: -11., Tltrller .,11e11 11 U.• !ie:!mae --■ TwaiXfa,, , Georct Sauden and son, RIJ, mond ..,. �edne'f:111)' viii tors 11 aa! , �, •. Devils Take 18th Smothers Gallipolis �e1 1Cyger C�e:ek 42-0 With Combs IIQning Wild For Three Touchdowns . •' S'J'ANDINCS Hapless Porn · t Pa nt hers Capt ur e Se co nd 22 ..0 I I)' lob Wins,.tt quarter and the game was scored j excessively They were assessed 70 Tht' Pomecay �ant hers won their I by J unior halfback Eddie Buffing - yards for au: v10l.elion s of the rule second ton.ecut1ve game of the to � who went the dittance on II I Ll nemen Rick crow .end Tom t . y� ung football ieason, 22-0, l.ast bri(l!ant 4,9 yard run Buffington Grueser agun were the Pimther rua:ht agunt( a young Cha uncey- side.. • stepped th� entire right side m.em rusht'rs, alo ng with fullback �over teai:n th.it has no t yet ta,te<l �f the Blue Devil line and broke I Hester, who used his weight to betvictory tJus year. mto !he ope�, ne ver to be touched ter advantage cm defense th is week The Panthers, who wer• defeat- on his way to the goal line. Sayre / lhan Jut. � by Oak Hill, 8-0, i n their open- sc.-orcd the extra points on hii; secThe Blue Devils' m uch used mg lii� me .and came back last week on d try of t he evening. first down getter was the pa ss. to whip Wahama 22-0, scored prac• Cha u ncey completed six of 13 tries . Li_call y an identical victory Wt ½9-te in the th, rd .peri� Chaun- and got three of their ei F: ht fin t night ajaill.lt the Chauncey Blue �y s left halfback Kim Lind ner a t- downs by passes. Devils. j tempted a pas� to G.ary Smathers. r On several fourth down pl a ys JUg Junior ruUback Gene Heater The ba U was tipped up by 8 Porn - Li ndner faked kicks then attemptplo wed over t� Cha u ljl,Cey goal eroy rusher and fell into � ba, ds ed to pa ss to one of his downfield from the nine yaid line be rore of Panther end Ray Jewell, who co mrades. three minu.tes of .the firat quarter raced 74 yards f�. r Jhe longest rw, I n the fourth quarter Cha uncey had elapsed. Re■ter's touchdown or t he evenin.s incl the tin.a.I TD. came on the eieh t h play of the Jewell pW ked tip a kJ!y ,nidf-ield dominated the ball ror the bigg er part of the time. As soon 88 U.e j eame a nd the fourth play by the block from Burri ngton . � Panthers. .FoUowiru: JewCll'ii soore , quart- ball was tumed. o"er to Pomeroy Halfba�k Do n Sayre tried for the erback lay Poulin wll!nt over ror o.n dow ns it �ss fu�bled, Three times in the final period the Paner:t ra points but was heW short of the extra two pointer. the goal by the Bl ut" De,ii line. ther baekfielders lost the ba ll beHIAVY P&NALTllt BUFFINGTON'S AUN The, Pan ther�, for the see.ond / u use of miscues. . The second touchdown of the g a me UJ s u ccession, were pen a lized Next Friday mght 1he Pa nthers NATIO NAL LEAGU E W L ..ct. GB GalliJ)Glia Atademy led by ex• Pillshurgh 92 � .622 Middlep ortian Charley Stobart . 85 61 .••• 6 ; ,... · titland's hard rolling irid team annexed its 1 8th straight St . Louis · ma k'i ng h 111 w ho Is d ebut Jn M ilwauke e 84 63 I � · 7 7 without a loss F'nday nigh! in a 42-0 rout of Kyger ½ Ohio · Class AA grid l'Oachin g cirLos Angeles 78 68 .534 13 eles t h is year, smothered Point Ci-eet. Sau rranciseo 74 73 .50S 1 7 1f.t e ant Tbll!! handwriting was plain for all 111ght, as trnst t o JacksonviPt> '!'rim Cmdnnati ' s Big Blacks 18.!l t , night � 4f 2 �; . 6 26 66 8 to lite after the first quarkr. l.ee hie, 10 u11c11 its Burk1>ye t·onfrr­ t.:hica""'o 55 92 ·3"74 "II ...., The 6allians eomplelel.., 175-poqhd Negro halfback, enrt.> raee and quest for a thirst Philade lphia ' do. •• '" .,.., •363 3"'" • 731 minated the first half, rolling up ■ �or, had run once for 8 end stra1i,:ht champio nship. 300 yards while the Blatlcs m1n· ,inn for 45 yards, and <'augh1 two Hullimd ' s slarti11!{ line u p - DugBn Jlr ..y"1 Rnulh aged only �. and first tlown1 · P8lel from Jim Hobstetter to a(·· and Gi·orl(t', ends; Pierce and Slaw. lt. Loul1 5 Chl-.i 1, ht , eout penor:ially for a 16-0 Rulland ter, latkJeii: Long and kunnion, St. Louis .$ Chiu.o, 1 , 2- c.allM were 12 to 2. COll<!h Btobart ttlentell ht tht: 1ead. guards. and Hy sell, center. Bae-ks: 7 1......, � rln11l six· minutes by ,abltJhrtin1 � Hien on the score was a BrOJiCen, Martin, Combs and Hob­ ,hlla. , ¢Jncl .....tl I, nliht �tter relafi•(1 primarily tu the stetter. Milwaukee 2 Pitt*l'9h I, llitllt freely, a nd Point fi nally 1cored. Halfbac k Bill Con ley weilt 38 � ctintli1 ,�J in lhe 11oul of Only 11me1 1c�tdi, l.cf .By qu11rters: yards o n the flr1t Ga1lia play of Red Devil Lvach Jim Vennari as S.tul'Cllay'■ ProNII• ftttchen 16 B 14 6- -42 he used hit 1ubstitutes morl' and Ru\la11d PhlledelitfU• at -C lnclrtn•t'-M,- the game and was i njured. Paul Ky�n 0 0 0 0- 0 hefhy 54 n M•lon•J' 1. !:,ans, who had been m thls Wl!ll!I: more freely. 5 and was to have been held ou t, ....,._ w. at rfh ,u P,IHd: ft lfu P-0 at ltalf!lme and Dfter Mll uk Sl'oring Combs. 3, runs of 8. 45 went to work, die •ntermJssion pep lalk by Ven­ and 73 yards; M a rtin, I, run, 29 yd; Friend 1 7-1 1 YI lurct.tt. 1 7-12 All he did wa.e carry the leathSt. Loul1 �. the 1core mounted to 36-0 af. Hobstetter, run. 60 yards: Beach, 1t Chlnto-Mfllar er 18 times (or 198 yards, an av4-1 v1 Elfiworth 6-1 3 lft three quartera and the rlnky pafi.!I; F.P: Combs 2. passes. erage of 12.4 per try, Onty gen,es Khaduttd d1nu made in 42-0 in the fourth The scoring-Eva ns lrom the Sllftct.y•s GIMM 2, Dick Roderick from the 4 on D1Vid Marlin accoWlted for lhe Phll•dtifphi.a et Cinc!1111•h a keeper; Evans for 89 yards, third Rutland TD, running 29 Pithburgh •t MHw•ukN DarTell Nibert on a 12 yard pass ,anli. Hob1tetter got the !ir�t on<' St. Louis •t (hlugo from Roderick, Jackie Lewis, a hr the third qu arter with a 60 yard Mtulllon 28 Columbu1, Central O BY 10B E. •YER San . Franciaco •t LO& AnttlN tackle, o n a recovered Poi n t punt breakthro ugh of the Kyger line Springfield South 46 A rtred u p Wahama White tn the end ronie, Butch Gardler · AMIR ICAN LEAGU I Ind Comb, ran 73 yards for the getti ng the EP on a kick: and fin­ Falcon football team led by a Columbus North O 1econd counter in that 11trlod W L Pct. GI ally, 138-pound halfback by lhe name Evans 5 Up the middle. New York . . Lona:, I reconstructed guard, pass . Lim• Senior 6 M•rlon Herding 6 of Joey Ru111ell rolled over the 89 57 .610 G11l1ipo lls had a net of 355 yl'rds Chicag o ed. to Black 17 yardJ for the final M•ri•tt• a kll•ir• 6 85 62 .578 4 ½: t o Point's Middleport Yellow Jacket• at 89 and 62 by pauJ ng S•ndusky 22 Elyrl1 0 Balti more TD in the fourth pe�lod. Bachtel St a dium Friday night, 84 64 .,568 6 to Poi n ts' 26. 20 first dow ns to Washington Rutland rnlled up a 11mashing Z•nNvlll• RoMCr•n• 1' 73 74 .497 16½: Point's 38 to o. 3. L•ncHter- BIS 6 Cle veland 444 yard1 on the ground, complet­ 72 74 .493 17 Ru811ell, with his run ning mate, Detroil ed ont1 pass for 17 yards of two Z•n••vllle 21 Columbu, EHt 1 6 170-pound sophomore Billy Jew• 87 80 .415,6 22½: The powerful lron men ot J11ck• attempted. Kyger had lf3 yuds on BoSlon 83 ell, rolled up 173 net yards 64 .363 251/2 Crooksvlll• 20 New Concord O son tasted defeat for the fint the a:rou nd, tried three heaves, con• McConnel,ville 16 RoHvlll• 11 Kansas City !!3 93 .356 36½: time against the Jackets and scored this ceaBon and rlrst time i n nected not at all . three to uchdowns each to com DrHd•n 38 Glou1ter 20 eifht games coveri ng I two year Frld•y'1 Re1Ults Rutland, not counting the runs New Leidngton 26 Caltlwell 14 period H Wa verly scored a last pletely rout the charges of Coac . 1 N-., York 5 B01ton 1 tlult broua:ht TD's, had JO firat C.lhoeton 18 Ashl■ncl I minut e TO to n ip the SEOAL Joh n Thompson. Kan1,11 CHy 4 Detroit 1 dff111 to Ky1er's Plght. Knrr Cindnn•tl T•ft 47 P«trtlmouth Middleport look RuRtell MIiier's 14 fa vorites, fl-Cl. Chic•to 7 Cl•velend O, nl1ht could do nothing with the power• Porhmouth EHt lr:ickoff at the Hi and returned It 12 Coaeh i J m Dudd WHhln,t lnf'11 en 4 a.ltlrnore 0, ni9ht boJs led ful ltut11nd line. to the 27. On the fir,t play from WhHler-1bur1 0 i11 rtrlt downs S•turda •1 bllt y'1 Probtbl bJ1 t full Pltch•rs Rutla nd la at home next Friday Kan1■1 City et Detrelt-H•II back Carl Surrett was · bottled up ■crimmuae Sophomore Ron nie Lucatvill• 21 Minford o all night-he gai n ed only 40 Carr ripped off 20 y1rd1 to the 7-12 VI L.,y 14- 1.$ N.w B01ton 26 , ik■ton 14 and the Jackets kept rieht on Chicag o .at C ltv.lan d-Ple rce yards-and that was the differ­ 47 a.,,.. Union 11 McArthur o BIIClleotl Johnson to the Wahama 13. rolllqg e n ce. 14-7 vs P•rrv 1 7-9 Columbu1 E•dmoor 28 Bexl•v o With their back.I to the wall, Wave rly ended N•w York 62-ya a •t &o,ton-Ditm,r rd drive Calumbu, South 19 Grandvl■w o the White Falcon, be11n to with one minut 15-9 t e lef vs in Monbouca tbl!: uett• tame 13-1 1 Columbu1 W■it 16 tJghten us,. 1'hey held the Jatkets when Steve Oyer rammed over B•ltlmor■ •t Wuhlrtfton night Fr•nklln Helghla I four downs berore taking o ver on trom the six. -Fli her 12-10 Cnrk Soles v1 L■- 8-6 Columbu1 St. Ch•rlei 50 their own 12. Charles Yo n ker S11ndlr's G1"'" Marlon F nnklln 6 ATHENS-coach Don E11key )oat two on the ftnt play a nd on 1 K•nus City •t Detroit Worthln,ton 30 Hllli.,d 6 did everything to hold down the the second Ruasell rlpped off a Chica go et Cl•ve lanct Groveport 31 Canal Winchester o st0re la.st night bu t A.HS stlll 21 yard jallop off his left tackle B•ltlmor• et WHhlnstofl GrHnfl•ld 16 Chllllcothe 14 to the a l . Wahama moved the overwhelmed h1plea &!lyre N•w York •t Boa+.n Clrcl•vill■ 7 Columbui Rosary o Here's the AH8 1oortn 1, id· rn bill weJl on their Hut aeries of Upper Arflngton 22 Newerk 2� the fir11t period a nd 20 ln sec­ play■ but were forced to pu nt COlumbu& Linden 14 Lanc ..tu v2 Sl'ARS ADD TWO ond ,eight In third a nd 24 in once i nside Jacket territory. Middleport Middleport loat 1 6 yanl1 on final ca nto. NEW YOHK UPI - Oi;car l(ob. READ THE WANT ADS th9'r first three trie■ from Bulld ogs hitti ng paydlrt were · ert�on of !he Cincin nuli Royab scrlrl'l1Mge, and Denny H,ndy Charlea Bowles twlce on runt of 1111d Dave Budd ol the New York punt.cl to hi• own 35. 43 a nd 73; lffmt Ben neU ·erta� 81 Knic-kerhockers have b�en added This time Wahama lost li ttle yards and four points arter, Dan Experi enced - Factory Trained lo tht learn of C'Ollcge all . stars OIHcjm, • thr1tt1. : JP6'th<h1w.ns ,i \ntl ti.me In marchi ng the 35 yards to whlth WIii" play ll'lc Kn'kk::: lrt an Tke ONLY COMPLETE SHOP In Bend Area John Crogan two touchdowns and _p\y dirt. '"'It WH RuSBell who cxhihil lon game, Ocl. 14. Previo us . Hobbie Fry on e to uchd ow n ,rJth scored from the six af�er )0 I ly named to the 1quad were To m six after and BIil Bfggs p1ays from scrimmage! · it.arry E. MAIN STREET I Sanders, Darrell Imhoff, Jackie two points POMEROY, OHIO points arter and Dick Curry HarJi:raves' attempted paSB to Nick Morelan d and Lenny Wilkins . one tou chdown and one lwo Nlcholaon tor the extra poi n t fell In complete. poi n ter. • Mlteutt Hwrt Middleport fu mbled o n its Neltonvllle Wa.!! blanked 22-0 by The Plains last 11lght Ill The aetond pla y from scrimmage arter Plal ns scored 1 8 in the first ind the kickoff a nd Wahama was once aQai n 35 yards rrom the Jac­ sb. in the flnal period. ket end-i,one. A pHs I n terferen ce Marty Mccorkle paced Oak RIii pe nalty against Middleport put lo a UM4 win over wi nle11s Well­ the ball on the 2 1 and in aix ston IHt night with two 10.)'al-d pl1y1 Jewl!lll went into lhe endto uchdown runs a nd a kicked poi nt after. John Smlth had the Ladie, Ausiliary To other Oak touchdown. For Well• ,ton Sta t ion t allied twice and Meel Tue,day Night The Ladles Au :d llary · or Drew Mel Davis had two points at' ' Webater Post No. 39 Amerlcan [.p. 1cr. It was Wellsto n'• thl fd Jio n will meet Tuesday at 7:30 .1tr,ight loss this yeu and rourtD cov ering a two year period after p.m. at the Legion home. Reports the Rockets had won 2� of 27 will be ,given by Ml!lfil Sharo n Our comploto lacllitio, for handling mod• R■ mes before losi ng last ye1r'1 You ng. repre1enb1tive to B u ckeye ernlzation profec11, quality�aterlalt, and fb1al to Ja<'kson it la the Rocket■ GlrlH St.ate , and Mike Swalzel, re-' longe■t los, 1kein I n over l l yeart prese ntative to Boy11 State. All planning ••rvlc.1, malr:ea home modernlLora n ra n rouab■hod over memben are urged to ettl!lnd. zatlen easy. Hlllsboro la■t ni1ht by 1 30-0 cou n t. Scorln1 for Lotan who Logan'• Held Chicken t.111ied B. 8, 8, ind 6 were Larry· Borbecue Thur,dar ROOM Bai nter on a roll out wlth the Mr. and llnl. D;wight Logan eh• 11me play m1kln1 It 8-0. terla.lned with • chicke n barbecufl Bai n tflr p11ned lo Gary Bren­ Th urad11y evening 1t If your family Ir growing and their home, nlnl 13 yards and John Sl1ltr Rock Spri n1s Road. you need more Hvino 1pace, a room caught a pass f or polnt1 1flAII Pretent ._.. Kr. a nd Mn. m..oln ll 16-0 at lnlermissloft:il Oeorte addition to your homo la tho an,...,. Lopn •nd Miu Bernice Kint of Heml&ct Gl"Dve, )lrs. Cal­ LADIES' lie Loga n of Flora· a nd the hOAt • n d hostesa and son, Dwight Jr. MODIIN KITCHIN '1CM, • · 'ti!lory 9ozn�. •ff.,. ....,.... WORK SHOES $4,99 pr. ,,-o Rlush's Shoe Store HAC KETT'S SOHIO SERV ICE I � -- - WE HAVE THE .-,,mo• TI • • yovr kltchtn I, old an,. OU!modod lot u1 do,lgn and ltt11all • mo•rn ono for you, For House & ■OOM A lamlly .......Ing Streat, Weat J $2.95 ... $3.95 , .. · "low Your lelff 111,. , · ·• BECKY'S In modiom h-■• i..t VI �ulld you a family ,_ ... ,� THI • ·•·" $4,99 : prod¥ud _ MIOOI.IPORT Yerch Ru1hln1 . . . . . . . . . . . . l'•11li'19 . . . . . . • . . . . . . Tot•la . . . . RlJTLAN� FURNJTtJW] •, -. t • 11 0 1 11 '!",l••r ,... 1 . It·-·...., lo -1, lor • .... Ship , I• anti talk It - wtlll 111, .u)l)llg dt d aa ' D . JAM, wY �f. !. ,a.Ma ' "="" • - -- , . . - 411 .: N ::L :., - • .... ::.: •1 :: ■ :: M :::;. ,_ =:.:.: L :: l:: L::: :;:::: Al . , .. ,...---••,,- • .. -- ..lo .. .. .. .. .. .....�····�••+••-•--•.. ... ......·····-·-··· .. . .. ..... _ .. . t ...... ., . . .. . .... .... _ ._ __.� , �.:......... . Ohle - .. Prices In Yeats * 1 . lltW.tl � ·"lll•!'tt' l&UCKWAl,L Plu toll UK! ,_j)pable llr6 TIie very -e llrOI t•at come oa Amerlel'1 fhlell WILL,IAMSOH 01. L CQ. flRISTONi - -DtS<TR!BUTOl nu) WIU.WIIION . " '·iln_..,: 1 blldfto ,.. �,dnt iwr-.®��liO'", m , c- -""°' 11,.....,•. ' -•"" �"'• ilw�_!' .. a:w ool � 121'11 •1i12 : C;����l�=!'�.�� �:i � v'.:!,..dt�� i; 9:so.l:ffi,·u . �- · •�v \WJJ' -:i.=. .-'f ,. ■ ' . 'iiur:t ..., _,_ ••,tlsl ;;c TH'e Ct-tuAeH "'0" ALL , . • AU. FOIi THI: Ct11JACI-I ' lt 1ht ,rnlflt f1uo, on Tht Ouirch 11nh k,r 1"4, bulldins orchu..,;<1r 1:W aoo,d cUiztni.tilp, h 11 I HOffftOuM of ..,111,1111\ •1l,tt1. Wi1h011• I Nroftl Chutth, Milhu MIIWIIOnc, '- ci•W.• 1'on c■n ourwlvt. n-1 1•t fwr K1Und don't think I ever felt my responeibllity .. a mother aa mucli as I did at that moment. H ad .,J riven her the proper foundation to meet the 'triala, the temptations and frustrations that are an inevitable part of even e 11thool child'• life? Jlad I done enoll&'h for her? I ,n_ •hr tvtr, o,,:non th«ild 11• Ufld 9"1'kH Uf\lluh tlld tuppo,1 ,he Ch111d,, n..,, 1n, Ul Forhl1awll ..U. u, For hi. chlldrffl·, take. OJ fo,, •ht ..u of h,qi �"'"""' ind nHion. (ti fo, ,M' •b of lN Ourclii 1,-.lf, which """' Ml mofal 1..d ..........1 ...ppon. Maa to !IC> to d1utch H....l&1lr ,nd u1d YDIII Blbll da(h. =-�- -,_..... Being human, I probably hadn't. But there , .,. •• one thing I had done. From the berlnning, 1 •J had made the Church a part of Laura•• life, ...'""" 0., TT....., """" You ean't ohelwr your children from haroh ' ftality, But you can, tlrrough the teachings of ' � the Church, help them face life with otrengt:h , and faith, riving them the J!SBUrance that God · Is ever-preoent. ,_ " ":w .... •• »a 1�11 ,� 'II 1�11 �, ci.,,. JU Oalaliau I C.,,�i.aa Frid-, - wu• tlle llope It ..UI, In so 11&H! •-re, foster ple, and she had gl'Own insolent with pride. •• lielp ..,.,.1112 tut a,Jlfe• b .,.,,, f■ fa i.U11 alNI, --•''" Hfe, tJtb feat11re r , u IJHffl•erell · f,11 tfle IHI•'-•• ff�• anti organl:atiou • ; , h, o: � , · · ··· ' ' a,flo•e -me, flppelll' llefote, • I 1 MAX WARD AGENa Bil<ER 115 E. 2nd SI., Pomeroy, Phone WY•2.z4410 FOREMAN , � �- Pomeroy Phone WY-!-21144 CfflZEtt'S NATIDfilAI. IANK '(the Frlendly jlank) Mlddleporl ' KARR & VAN ZANDT · MOTOR SAW C"'11Uac-Oldsmoblle-Rambler 242 W. Main SI. P09lffllf . WIWS ANTHOIIY · Plumbing & Heating 240 Lln<0la Sl.-llltl&port-Ph. WY·!-!110 SUPREME IC1 CREAM CO. Featuring Decorated Slices, Novelties, Bulk · Plone Middleport RI. OHIO VALLEY IAIING CO. Maken of Holsum Bread Support the Church of Your Cboice Wetl Main Street '· "-ro, ,Uet Middleport MOTOR PARTS co. :· 157 Walnut STARK DRUGS P-eroy Oll£' 'lillW 1ftt To" !latlllpt · Phnlle ....1. .... ..,.,'ffl . •'1"'""'° :om• 1"''4 • "lt•11iiO �.Am .'Ii'! t.1., ' 1'1.. WY-2-!588 HOME LAUNDRY CO. J. P. Joachim, Prop. Phone WY-2-205? Mtt,!epon KING IUlt.DERS SUPPLY CO• Middleport 111. I , K. & C. JEWEURS 1tJ $!HJ ffl C: .._, Jurd tQtt Your Walgreen Agency Phone Mahi St. Pomeroy ■lllAMS SOHIO SERVICE . ' Motor Tune Up Unit.cl Pl'ftl lntematt....1 Ne a rly everyone aeema to be talki ng ,11bo ut the impact of rell• a:ion on the S. pre1.idential campaign. Let's look at . the other lide of the coin for a change. wt.it effect will the eampa ign h&Ye. on reli&ion? Saale ch urch leiden fear tlliat il may aet back, by Ollny yean, (he most hopeful religioua development of our time. That development ia the emergence among: Catholiea and Proteatanta of a strong desire for Christia n un ity, This so-called "ecumenical movement" the D•me eomea from a Greel: word which meana ..draw ing together" h11 not resolved the theological differences whic1i separate Catholica and Protest­ ants. and there is -i.o prOlped that it will lead to oqanic re­ u ni on within the fOresee:able fu­ ture. c,..ffl Mufuel,ltflPld But it haa done aometbin"! else or tremendous impol'tlnNi. It ha■ begun to create 1 11ense of Chris­ tian community which transcends honelt differen ees of belief, a nd makea It possible to discuss :thqse differences in an at.mospherf ·of mutual respect and onderafand­ iiu::. For the rlrst time tn 400 yean Protesta nts and C.athollcs ■re facing one another as ■eparated brethren rather tha n · a• mortal enemies. v. �dllloport UUTl IUD .S10III CbMer,"Oltlil . • Aiaon HOYT'S SOHIO SEIYICE Take Som"'!ne to Church with You Sunday stantl-­ s�! !���.�� ��i !�! Culllom Built Kitchens Pomeroy'• Budget Shopping Cenwr <an�,m'15! Hopeful Development May Be eat Huntington, W. Va. THE UNITED STm WORKERS OF AMERICA It is easy for us to see lhe weakness of Jildah'a defense; II is not so easy to see the weakness of ou own defenses. We are so sure of the good will of God because our theology is correct, or We are so sure of the favor Of God becauae we have been so very respectable, or We are so sure of the grace of God because we bold mem­ bership in the Church and are in our pews regulady on �un­ day, or We are so sure of the forl!iveness of God because we have heard that God loves us in sptw of'ourselves. ur We are so sure of the help of God because we are so very decent that we deserve that much, at least. from the Almighty • <:Nd lleUgloa Simple If Micah was right of us believe he wu) be oim­ plified the whole matter of religion for tlje honest man. No training in theology is -ri,ql!\ttd, and no honored social ing is necessary, for a man to deal justly, love mercy, and walk humbly. Any man who tbinlrs more of God than he does of himself can do ii very acceptably. (Copyright 1960 by the Division of Cbristian Education, Na­ tional Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.) Rieligion ln America Bakers Of Good Bread Your Dodge & Plymoutb,Dealer Mlddlepon, Ohio STIFFLER IED MCIIOR FURNITURE HEINER'$ BAKERY R. H. RAWUNGS & SONS CO. Loe.II Union 5888, Bavenaweod, W, Va. '· Mltldleporl s, 0. N 1tlonwide lnourance of Colµmbu ' •!'!!f•ilh, '-1,..,11(1, l\lb -.. .,. W!tal a ••tl'anae Jeelin, It gave me, tha ftrat time Laura went to 11thdol ! A• I wallched her, , J realized that thelH! were her first Independent atepo. From this da'y forward, ,he would be ln­ ereaslngly on her own. - -,· .� ,.IO' • -lie !ihl;Jtuii �. . ';",�r 4"1·. By Roy L S...itlt TaklaJ The worst enemy of good religion la bad relllllon. r9'1• "all Ulal ed .auum ll!y is'Wlcl advantage ol the fact that ii ... led pmpelrll have reJll!OB gion is good," the forces of bad men. of oons ery imaginable crime against the •-� ,_ •·· Minds have been closed. lnjustlN ha, been dtiq,e,. Jlla, been sanclilied greed has been glorified, and prOgrelS bu been halted - all in the name of reUtdon. The first duty of every man, t_herelore, II to dlatlngulah be­ tween good rehgion and bad relii"'n, JUI! u II la the duty of every mother to distinguish between Sood food and bad food. Sure of Their _...,. The people ol Micah's day. especially the prieels and i,e rulers were so sati,fied with the:melv.., becauoe they were so religious. As a matter Of fact, !bey almost though! God was in debt to them because they had done so well by him. They haq sacrificed rams and oxen by !be thousands, Uler­ ally rivers of blOOd had flowed down from the sa.criftcea on their altars. Only a few years later a king of Judah samflced his o wn son upon' the altar at one of the shrine�, and surely a man could hardly be expected to do more !ban mat. Tbe Court lkne Micah's chapter which lonns the Int for Ibis week's Sun­ day school �esson is an ancient description of a court scene. The farmer-prophet must have been an arresting figure in the market place as lie played the p.rl of the p�llnl attor, ney, charging the nation witb having sinned apmtil Yahweh (Jehovah), its God, while the mountains, tbe bllb, and the foundations of �e earth fill the jury boJ:. The nation's sins cry out for ,·udgment. but the nation can­ not believe even in its own guil . It has been -so sure of lueH. so confident that it had earned and deserved the favor of the Most High. Ted of Hebrew Prop•,ey John 3:16 - "For God so loved the world" - has been called the "text of the New Testament." If !bat be IO, q,en surely Micah 6,8 is the wxt for all Hebrew prophecy. · - to do justice , - to love kindness - to walk humbly with your God. If any man really. wants to know how he can .enJoY the fa�r of God. let him read thole three injunellona. "I'ben let him weigh his every act of the day, to see how Ibey malth up with the requirements. The Unilonn Sunday School lesson for September 25: ' "M ICAH' S VIEW OF TRUE RELIGION:"' Micah 6:1-8. Judah was coming into court and her case was desperate, becaUSt' she had sinned in every one of lb... count.. She bad protected injustice she had dealt cruelly with her own peo­ �- -- t. bl ,,..,..,,' Nmce •.., ..,. • lhe:Y roll off Ut.e •-Illy-Ible. j �';e;� a�· ,,.,.�"!1Jf! ., � NII · 9 � :� 7.U,14 • -oc1.,, �J:; Pn.J".z. • M · ------ -- . : What Is True Religion? SERMONE1TE ••·•""•';;' � iePriii'.1i , CfnJ:"";_,;.,iii I c.,,,..... T "- Tu..., ,,,..11 --==:-ie-rONI-.ST�Tl.---­ PHONE ' -2-J 1 93 ¥£.Y � . ,. . - ■11d1d homo madornlntlon or ,..,•del, 24, !QII0---5 : sJ;.,..•.,.!ft'.:/ ;1. TUl■L' ua:" •., ..... en • ne-111•ney-doW11 kilt llclbt • ' 1, ,_ • • llUTLAND, OHIO ...••••tu. ... UI M ...lit. 111lf'ui H a h1 Utad■a •I . " 10p ... ........ ......t,et ....,_, •" modornluo Ito CIII- . " l: I /1Se 0 TENNIS OXFQRDS -- Sllcllnt 1lo11 4oor, and window wollo ..1111 the ......._ .... i-r "-· Im- • t slre · .. . J 4 "J: zone 1tanding u p after a big hole I Pa11 Att•mpts . . . . . . . . . 9 Knapp, Sayre; Tafkles: l!l�se, was opened in the Jacket for- Pus Compl•.. , . . . . . . . . O Taylor; Guards: · ·.R•rbour, Van ward wall. P..s ln*«PNd · · · · · · · · I Matre, Knopp; ci�nter: Olark, Chuck Rog:en i<!Ored the extra v.,d, lou ,-naltl" . . . . . . . . 100 Ml ller; Backs : Hargra�es, Yo11ker, poin L af�er a bea u tifully executed First downs . . . . . . 4 Jewell, R. Miller. fake kick and run play. Fumble, . . ....:,.. 2 In the closing minutes of the Lo1t . . . . 2 Officials: Bob Anders.on, wn� first half the Jackets took to the WAHAMA pire; Don Waldie, headlinesmin air but raUtd lo move and the I Verch Ru1hin1 . . . . . . 213 and Jack Fowler, refefee. charjel of Ralph Sayre were o u t PH1ir19 . . . . , . . . . . . . . 3G 1 ,...;;;;;.;;:;;;.;;;;.;..;;;;;;;;;;'I;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;, i n front 13-0 at the half. Totals 243 I i SECOND HALF Pata Att.mpt■ Girls' BIJ1.B111d 5 After two punt exchanges at Peat Complfte ......... 2 CORDUROl'the start of the second half, Wa• 1 PeM ln♦-rupted . . . . o hama was on t he move agai n . Il Y•rd Lou pen•ltle, . . . . . . . . 45 was Ru nell and Jewell teami ng F irst •wnt, . _ . . , 10 . up to march 6!1, yards in six trys Fumblff• White, Black, �'1 ,'� I for Waharpa's third TD of the Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • o Non-aw ond ModillJll Wl�th game.. s:.., 5 _,.,., Mlddleport Lineup Ends: Au lt, · Kloes, Shafer; Ruas.11 cllm.allN th• touchTaeltles: Hays, Stobart, Roush; dow.. llrlw wMt • brHllant S3 " Guards : Gilkey, Batey; Center: Y•rd aunt erovncl left end from Chambers ; Backs: Hi ndy, Oiler, S•'fre's 1lngl• win g offtnM, Harris, \Viae, Carr, Clo�ch. •n• tw Minu ... l•t•r lnMrc•p, W•Mnta Llnaup hd a Nlncly to Revmond K,Ns MtODLIPOR\ .... , Ends: Benn ett, Nicholson, �u In fM flat et the ao to to ell th• W•Y for eneth•r Whit. F•lcon t•uthdown. J• ..,, r•n tho adr• point to put Wehame out In front 26 to 0 It tt. third .,.....r. Two i n tercepted Yellow Jacket paflles i n the fourth quarler spelled two more tou chdown , for · thie hard charging Whlte Falco n eleven. 1t was Charles Yonker who gr.ebbed b'oth of Ricky Oiler's aerial attempts to set up Waha­ ma's final two tallies. Middleport forced Wahama to pun t at the start ol the fourth quarter but lost the ball on the second down by way or Yon­ I ker's pas1 inerception It the 28 In fh'e plays Wahama was in for another score with Jewell carr)'­ J ng the mail once agai n lhit time from the three. After the kickoff. the same misf?rtu ne plag ued the Jacketa, I b u t this time Yon ker went to the eight before bei ng stopped. It waa Jewell ·agai n in two trys for the touchdow n , a nd a 38 to O victory for Coach Sayre a nd the Wahama Whlte Faleo1ts. Llttl,' Jaay llusNII picked up 1 07 Y•rds for 1n evtir•i■ of 9 Jer• per cerry to ••••uf out offenalv.1, for th• Whl.. l'el• cons, but could hn• tone no­ BeUeving that our customen desire a good wt.are wltho111t th• ,.,,.,lor then Wlt:it service "-'hen it ts needed, we have �! ' · . .. · blocking ef thti haNI charting W1h1M11 fMWlnf WIii, ed and established •the abov� fuli time :i<,)\(,lee, Dl!.-rt· Score by quartera: ment to insure complete customer sattsfactltlll:_ ._ .,,. '- . Middleport . . . ; . o O O O o Wah1ma . . . . . . 0 13 13 lZ 38 . STATISTICS In the third period Bainter hit 'Siller with I nine yard PH•, tthe,l tossed to Brenning for two 'lfOlht1, makln1 It 24-0. In the final period Frl!lahmari · halfback HlckOry Oliver raced P,C)Und rt1ht find for 1 2 )'1Nl1 to mate 11 30-0. For Lo1a n the Chiefs ptcted up lti7 11rd1 rushing and pa,. Ina and racked up l t firat dov,n1 to Hlll1boro', l". WIN DOW WALLI --.::.. j - - �-OVER 85? ........ ........... pl- .... entertain,_., .,.. 11 • "11u11" .. I BY QUMtTl"f ". ' Pomeroy ' 'f ' Q ,, · 9-:'--22 Cha u ncey 0 O ,r o G. Hester 9 yard ,; - • E. Buffillg. ton 49 yards in the: jlQ!. q�· R · iewell 7f y•rWr jbJi�,f q1avter' E Poi n is: Don s�,... 1'1:v.' ' Fou: r. lin. . .' • , --- - ---- N EW FALL DR E S SlS fAMILY I Falcons 011filp Jack ets -3 8 t� SCORES RADIATOR REPAIR SERVICE ! will meet a strona Alhen■ team which has not been beate n 0r IICOred upon. STATI STICS ,O,Wy ChHn'y Yards rushing 162 lll8 Yards passing o 11 P asse s attempted 2 13 Passes completed 6 O Pa sses intercepted O 2 Total yards gained 162 179 First d owns 7 8 Penalti es 0 60 Punta ( Av ) (0) 9 (7) 211 Fumbles 2 B Fumbles lost .f 0 c� -' 0-4, Mt. M■rt.b­ S u nday 1ehool 9:41 am; Worahlp service J 1 am; Prayer meetint Tuesday 7:3G pm; You ng people Friday 7:80 pm. C•rleton IMaf'NINntln•tloNI REMEMBER WHEN . . . . . . ? King11b111ry Road-Sunda)' ,chool 9:30 11m; Wouhlp hour 10:30 am; By Robert R. Card, Pastor t;>very other S u nday. B•thl•hem B•ptitt, GreJt Bend Chester Methodist Parish · -Morning worship 9:30 11m; Sun• Scripture lleffrentt:: And Jesus said unto him, no man having da y achool 10:1!1, am; �venlnl service '1 : 30 pm. put his hand lo .the plough. and looking back is fit for the Thti FNN.tecl Church, Ponw­ Kingdom of God. Luke 9:62 groups , and organizations that roy, Rev. Waldo J.' Bartel•, Pas · There are two great obsta- \ we used to have and seem to tor, John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of clee: that all of us need to over- be reluctant to •make new Ch. Educ. Sunday school 9: H i am; Worahip hour 10:25 am. topic: come in our Christian ven- friends. "On The Side Li nes". Come and 1 at ture, of growth. Now we need to look worship, you are welcome. back looking_ (}) We have a terrible ten- these matters of to hand dency (all of �s) to look back afler havi�g put our to the days "that were better" , \ the plough and see what far . H o w2] after We have. put our band to reachin!:l: damages it can have · the plGuah. AND (2) to remem, \ in our lives. Christian S Flnt--When we talk about ber aU the ties with families. • ' H ea l the good old days . . . It usually means we are thinking ol the ease or the comforts or some special joy or thrill. W e seldom dwell in a reflective mood on our mistakes or sins so that we might profit from them and not repeat the same mistake. This S(lllES for lverve>n• TV - . SUNDAY what concerned Jesus. was He knew that when we lived in the WHTN-TV past of the personal joyous matters . . . we were not thinking ClllnneH3 - D:45 1.IIL out the goals abead Of us, and , if we were thinking of Chris­ "The Soutte Of tian goals al all we were not being fully effective. This was True Ability" • . what He meant when He said we would not be fit for the we fact in . . . God. Kingdom of Our furrow would be crooked Chu,ch, Eu­ unli.6 might never reach the point that was to be the end of the row. gene Brown, minister. Pomeroy. · Seeond - We ·need to reali1.e that Jesus had just beckoned Ch u rch school 9:15 am, Kenneth se\l'ei'al to follow }{im and they began to say they had unfin- Finley, Su pl . ; worship J 0 : 30 am ished business of the past. One of the matters was famUy. topic "The A.rm- of Ev:mgelism" Jesus was making it plain here that family ties were hinder- MYF both Jun iors a nd Seniors 6 Ports• ing lb.e Kingdom of God's Work. Now Jesus realized _the im- pm; Mi11sionary Rall y in and Mrs. Bishop pm 6·9 mou1h portint ph&se of family ties . . . but what He was saying t h at liazen Werner will speak and GOd came first, and His Kingdom. Let me say specifically show rilm of thetr recen t trip to here to parent, that some of you ar-e going to have much to Africa. E i l(h t people from our answer (or on judgment day because you have kept you r sons ehurch will a t tend. Pr.ayer •nd and daughters out 9f the mission field, or the ministry, even Bible Htudy Wed. 9 am; Wed. 7 here in this country. Even ,when childr�n have gone into the pm Choir . rehearsal Mrs. John work of the Kinr,orn to be ministers their folks have made Werry� director. First llaptl■t Church, Ponwroy, · th·ts th · . feeI as I• 1 t ey owed them some t·1me, an d often m . em Ralph c. Zundtl, pastor. 9:30looking J}a.Ck have caused their children to hinder the Kingl l:ts combined serv ice of wor­ dom's work . . . 'I1tey have in reality brought about backward ship and study. Promotion exer­ glances after the children 's commitments to keep their hands cises sermon "In Times of Emer­ and jun ior to the ploufjh. gency" Nursery Now , let us look at the very constructive side of what Jesus church for children; 7:30 Freeland Norris, Raci n e, will ope n a ' Wants u s to learn, series o r nightly services. Si,ecing par. . . 1 - Have a goal of serving God above everyth ia 1 music by his quartet, trios ents and· personal comforts. and soloists. Oct. 2 World wide . . 2 - Li!t ,nothing interrupt this goat . - . Give it your undi- communion service and covenant -vkted' llttentlon. Never let comfort or parents, or families , or Sunday. lnytlltng turn your heads from the calling of Christ Jesus and Chu,.h of Christ, Mlddl-rt. His ltiqgdom. Fred I. Gard ner, Putor. 9:30 LOOK NOT 8' ,\CK AND SAY - REMEMBER WHEN? - Bible school. R. c. Stefly, su p.: . BUT LOOl·, l'ORWARD :A:ND SAY I REJOICE WITH FAITH 10,ao morni ng worship, subect IN ClfRlST AND TIIE GOALS HE HAS SET FOR M E ""The Power ol HI• Supper--: o.,30 You th program: 7•30 Even i ng ser WHli!lff •f WllltL SOON A'ITAIN. �,..;; ' =---'+-�-�--'�.....;, · -----------I ,--vice, subject "The Secret of Vic• ' s u pt.: Mornin g worship 10:30 a. m. tory over Si n'' ; Wed. 7:30 Pra :,er Youth &erv.ice, 6:45 p. m.; Evan- meeting an d Bihle st u dy; · Wed. &eHslic messue, 7:30 p. m.; Pray- 8 : 30 Cholr prsclice. •Th• First 8aptl1t Church, Mideer meetinl!, Thursday 7 - 30 P, m. ft■ntkaatel A1wmbly Rout. 1 24 dleport, Rev, Don ald A. Boone. CoJTimissio n Dorcu1, E. Cod ner, paslor. Sun day pastor. Teacher's school 1 1 . am; Children's chu rch Sunda y 10 : 1 5 am , topic "Chrilt, 3 ,m; · Worahip, 7:30 pm Sunday , Our Teacher": Evening worship ' Tuflltday a nd Friday. . , ;i � 7:30 "His Most Important Ques• l!radford C hurct. of Christ, tt on " ; 6pm Jr. Hi; 6:30 pm Jr. ...__ Churd, of fflUI Chr'lst et Latter O.y Saints, Raloh Hu mble, fastOr, Jim Reed, Fellowship; 6:30 pm Se n ior High Old Town Fllta on Portla nd Road Supt; Bible school 9:30 am; Morn- Fellowship; Tuesday 7:30 pm The Sdn�ajr ,chool 9:30 am Pr,,aehlng in.C worshi p 1 0:30 am; Christia n Board of Trustees will meet at 10:38 am tnd Bible· tody Wed­ Endeaver (youth) 8 pm; Even ing church; Wed n esday 7:30 Pm The nmllY' . e pm. C. w. Proffitt, pas­ wonihip 7 : 30 ; Wedn esday evening Hour of Power, Romans 16-16; . Blbffl Study 7:30. or B:30 pm Sr. choir rehears a l; 8 :30 t 9:30 a.m. Wilbur Rowley Sr. Supt.; pm Board ol Christian Ed u cation ··•• C"'""ut1lly Church, t ch u rch; Thursday 6:30 Bradltu,y Cl'lurdl of cnrltt; Art meets a Bobby &mrle, Mlllloter. Chuct Men's Fellowship meets at pm hrles, Sunday School, Supt., Marrum, mi n ister: Bible School, at church. Refreshments to be 11erv­ .• m 1. 9:80 11 Morni ng worshi p 10:30; Christian lltmdlY Scllool tllrll ed. 1'11"1' meetlnl Tlleadly 7:45 p. £nde.vor 6 p.m.; Evening wor11hip, • The Hteth Methodist Church, m. 7 p.ro. Raymon Ko nkright, Middleport, WilhhDY1h'1 Kl....... Hall of / llM CIMlfrdti ., Chrkt, POIM- ne11e1t Public meeting Su nday 3 paHtor. Rally. Promotion, wor­ 'OJ-ffan'Jlonullle Roa�: Eu lene pm: Watchtower study .f pm; ship service 10 am to 1 1 :30 am; · · Underwood, mlai11ter. B ible aebool Bible study Tuesday 8 pm; Ser- Potluck di n n er follows: Youth 1:30 am; Mo1111n1 worahip 10:30 vice meeting 'Th uraday 'I pm; Min- Fellowship 6 pm; Commission o n Education 7:30; Methodist men 1111; Evenlq wor■hlp 7:30 pm. Ro- .t,try· lf!hool 'n&ur11day 13 pm. her\ Rerd,_ Blble School Supt. Pllgrlm Holln•H meets at ch u rch Tuesday 7:30 pm Dillwll.. Church. Lang11vllle, Don , Wachen- Choir rehearsal Wednesday at ,._ � JMIINdld Church ,chwana. pastor. Sunday 8Chool 7:00 pm; Afternoon Circle meets �· Rev. Carl Hffr.JJII, -pastor, Carroll 9:30 am; Morni ng worship 10:30 Th ursday, 2 o'clock at church: I • t>m : Methodist U n ion an nual din ner ;�: , �: � m ; PIi grim 'Vou th 6:45 _, ::��1.o��ffp Etinleli,tle service '1:30 m: Fel­ meeti n g at Jaekson Methodist Yollth FellQf.>i:blp � Peace of lowahlp service Wedne Jay '7:30 Chu rch Th u rsday 6:30 pm; Oct 2 '1 8 pm Wednl!sdQ : Midweek Bible Su nday school 9:30 am; worship oludy 7:80 l!m W�•day: Pl"Mi,1,11- Churdo Of th• Na- service 10:3() am with Holy Com­ UII ,. •.�. ,· \.ol4,ff ,a111, lw. UNIMI �.. _......., neY.. Clyde J . B artle11. m un ion. There wm be a aub dis­ Bubert �' ,-tor. Sund11 Sunday, school 9: 30 am; morning trict meetin g at the Pomeroy ltlioltf· f.ie' am; WOf'lblp Rtviffl' wor1hip 10:30 am; Evenin g ser• Methodist Chu.-ch, Oct. 7, 8 pm '" luliaay' evenU.. at '7:80: vice 7:30 pm; Prayer meeting to study Adva nce Specials pro­ gram in our district. •L•,ch , ., · � - !:N� 1111d ,.Bible 11tudy Wednesday 7:30 : leth1r1y IUB Church f. E, n n, Pastor. Su nday school at Du 90ptlst--Sunda; 1<:h ool 111 r . . ��• /lQltilW'aoitll Otis Knopp, Supt; Y-Hour 10:3&, :3D II'.· ,•\: �,Ip, 1 1 a. m . pray• t council meeting on church 6:30; m. p. T ••day er )�� •� Iii e·ao pm· u rsday 7 : 30. Th laptlat - · Sunday ao I wed ad 7·80 prayer tchool 9:30. _ MorlU■JZ s,racuN EU9 Church., F. E. worship, ·1 Du nn, pastor. Sunday school at IO•lll ' "" � Wvt...- 11· , 0.• 9:30 Ben Qulsenbem, Supt; No 1 · �, IIM llaiul1t-Sunday •th ti -Milif lrd � evening servlee; church_ council Sung n tchool' 11:M a. m. Preachi ; m meetiag Wiadnes� 7i30. · s p . day 2:30 p. m. C•rmel IU8 Cliurc:h: services l4jifflO!lt!•l ll,i _ "'"""'•ri•n lf\lW !11' C: been ca ncelled due to the have 7 WYF .... m •· 10 lunday school UDl.oa Av11.' Fitmero1, ·trri. t. the mfn lster's wile, Mrs. death C-. putor. hnd-, � Mut plll and fUMe study every Tuea- F. E. of n. n u D servJci 1 llornlq Wo:rah:lp •-� .t Iv. Pttrer and pra�se Alfntd Ma>thodllf Church, R". pm. 7:4 5 1:tll Em>IDI 1or;vlce1 '1:30! ·p;a,, SMurda1 Robert R. Card, pastor. Sunday ...hcotl'•I-Su nday achool JO , • 11..UU, Thwpia, '1:'t!l �. Supt.; Dillinger, Lloyd 9:30 l o scho · . om; •vt-lillie 1ervl<e. 7c4o pm; - If l'nrtr wJtll Her­ 10:45 services wor■hlp pm. 7145 itudy 1lcl- 1'ed� BIBie ) C.Ontrr Al\l!'<b man Taylor, lay-leader. Sunday ,f llio . mood illt,,._illlnd■Y'II< '· . even i n g 7 :30 meetlog 'of the M:YF ng = · •- � teliool f:IO om. Morni . ..,. J:ar�IP, Supt) 11:80 Wed., even ing prayer service 7:30. . · , ,.,. lc l!v1t1plkt . 10:411' . .....itle __:.,P • -� Tuppert Plaln1 EUB Church, . ., I lq w-":' om� ,..�... lli<I- prayer 7.80. Pa u l Hooks, minister. 9:30 am . •� . , l\'edWolilltt 7,e ... � Cltrlsti,,,__ Su nday school; fl:30 pm Youth P,l,_.,CIMi,'.... ·WorthlQ om. Worship Fellowship; 7:30 pm 'l""· liltile i.diNI 8Peneer, �- Sund1y servke; 7:30 pm Wed. prayer . ,ecGnd o the on liliao r , t:IO om, ,- Horbert , meeti n g. tj · Youna Peiti1Ni, lh*Un1 • IUI Church South Bethel If •Chrilf.,.1:11;:A : S .. day 11 Ml jli,: .:tf,,1ch Paul Hooks, Minister 9:30 am wot­ ,,.,chlnt •ftO• ildililll lng � w..tiielllr,1 pm; prayer m eel ship service; 10:30 am Sunday third , 7,IO pm. ' • ' i · , sch.ool; 8 pm Wed. prayer meet­ ing:, rci Lottrldt• IUB Church, P•ul h l fO tor. S1!1111; -l l tll:90' . ..., F•llow, Hooks, mi n ister. 1 0 am Sunday school; 1 1 am worship service; Wise, S-ot,i :rt:inf ,_.,. P ■hi I pat· :Wilnlitf' 7 pOb. l0:30 •�: Yau . lel'Vlce '1 pm ; P,illn.t\W ......., .; Chrht - 6:34) pm You th Fellowship; 7:30 Morn- Friday night pr•yer meeting. · l:van1e liitlc IM'Vice '1 :30 pm; M ld S unday 1ehool � Th• F lrat Bl,t1 1t Church, Ra­ week prayer r-■ni• · lfe-•ad!I• lnlJ, worsbtlfl 1� am; Evening: cine, Rev. Art.)mr McCauley, P•• 7:80 pm; meet1n1 wtlNililo 3:a(I � Prayer •' ,• , pm Wedn•• tor. Chester Slmpson, Supt. 1!30 � -•• Mdl' i,so i tt,,el l am Sunday 1chool ; ·10:a am Ii, , bert E. s"llliir.,.,..,< llllnii, worsHlp, •'The Meilage of Jonah'' � ..... ry C 1 rch Sunda _ hu y . llf Baley, . Sch"°! t.30 DYF; 8 p'm Ev. [ •clool ,Ji :"'•• 1111 , -Ip ■ervlce 5 :45 prn Senior nlng , ervlce "Having I Goud! ...1l Chr� Time"i Wednesday 7:30 pm pray- · 1 . .:.l''' I Po�- -' -- _ nf,v i..d: boo1 9:.,., er meeting. 1 her, Doris Thom11c ay d un Churc tlan here wltlii hia mt: Church, · ' u, ond outer �, :'If,. ,fl'. :qi""·,!�• !1111: ,!!1,rt!ii► ■ervi ce 10:30 1m. _ Great aend, ,Rev. · Arthur Mccau­ Acfvtnllst ar Seventh-D Pom■N'f Ne · his O"andmol1· �r, in. � Supi. _.. ,Ill' � Julternut Ave. DAV Hill) ley. pa,tor Robert Lewi, 'nloll\'• !ll1o ii 111 9:30 am Morning wors�lp and ' ue, _ Jll,�. J1!1 •Wl:� l.lt�affl' Sohool. 2 pm; Wonlllp ,�"l'flf M� .elll?,Ppf soli�1: sunday 1 Sil• are e?Vlces pm; 15 : 3 NI'Vlce •a1 , , � i',J:lb sage of J'on,!t ; T:30'jllit evenln, I �• �-, 'mine. llr. UNl!y. Proyer meelinl ThundQ 1a 1• Mrvii:e ''UtviR& ♦ GOG4 frt'me • , Ir. 1llllllla' �a llel• JloapUel,. Dally- Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o .. Sept . SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OP ffll!: WEI:& Powel & ,uh-M�h. WY4-3111 ,', t..,,,ij',· .• , , i r .1i •11. , ; l\e9«1Mt<l'•iffn>+ ••·••• The growth in Prote,tant-C.tho­ lic amity has so far been mucl, more evident in Europe than in the United Staie:L But the quest for reconciliation ii al,o under way in this country, and it ha■ made more progreu than it gen­ erally· �allied during the past two ye.ers . Now comes a prHidentlaJ cam­ paign in which aome people seem determined to revive a ncit:nt an­ tagonisms, and to fan into flame the em�n of susptclon and di• trust which the ecumenical mov& ment has tried so· hard to douse:. DIICOIII ...... Chu,dlnwn This new obstacle la pNfou nd­ l y dh1coura11lng to ebuffllmen on both sides of the 'N!!formation di­ vide who are trylq to subltitutfl t:rothtthood for bltlbtry itt Calb, olic-Protestant relatlont. They do n ot believe tlllt the ecu menical movemeut pill be de­ l ...U. ..a&xrt '"'1 flliltinUfl or hall ed until the bifterne11 aroused by llie 1960 campaip. fade, from memory. Miuiollariea ln other land■, a• clergymen in America have Halbed for . • long time that Ch,i., tianity ill . �, riM �ly from the scandal of ita own clilu.nity. Some peOPle are leavtn, their chw-eh, ud 11111)' Dtlem are re- ::m:.:,.:i�qd�:�� Ule eo1d war amona Cbriltians, Np Cllriltian ahoold be 1111'· prised at this. Je111AB warned his di■ciples 2,000 :,ears aa:o tb,tt Oil! world would judge them-a nd their faith-I>, the way they got alOlll together. "A new commandment I 11n unto ,ou," He' uid, "-That )'I! loYe ,one allotller. By thil ■hall all men blo� that ye are my disclp�ea . . . Sociial Events West Shade Mn. R. Tayler, .llr. ffkl Mn. 'Wllliam T,aylor and sen, Lee, of Addison called on Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Pai nter recently. or Ill'. and Mn. John Smith POfflflJ'OY spent a d11y with Mr. and Mn. Will Hellman. liln. Elia Pddlnter &fra. lohn HIi­ ton and ton, Staley, of lohnt1&own ■pent eeve:ral day1 at the Painter home. Mr. and Mn. Norman John­ son of Columbu1 were Saturday af�oOn eallen . ltrs. Virgil Roush ancf daughter, Mary Jo, called on l(ra. Josephi ne· Me.Gee 0[1 Lona Bottoin. Sunday. · Mr. ind &fn. Ralph Palnttr . Di­ ana •nil Beeb, and' llr. and Mrs. Barry, � and IODI, Glenli and llffll■le, ftN 8und1y aft'emoon ie,allel'8 .at, tbe Painter home. M:r. aild' lln. Will Hellman spent IJomlay !l)h Mn. E1121ibeth Wlek­ ham -of Cliester. Kr. dd. ·Kn. Gerald Violet of Tuppen Plaint, Mr. and Mn. Flo,,! S1'1nce. &fr. and vn. Donut Geol1,flin of Pomerty called on, Mn. leinle aa,:,ib &mdll)' � ' Dut: -11., Tltrller .,11e11 11 U.• !ie:!mae --■ TwaiXfa,, , Georct Sauden and son, RIJ, mond ..,. �edne'f:111)' viii tors 11 aa! , �I_De!1J Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, •-=---- � RIVER llliPOR'f o , sept 24, 1960 r Sale CK Rent J Parker Run =============....;=�. 1 °,�.1 0-Fo '.::U:;S-::E_',. wall lo w,11 Society Events 0;0;M� HO carpeting. Built·in kitchen. Call I By Hazel Frand, •1 WAMT ADS IPO& CONSISTO:NT DEPENDABU II.ESULT8 BATES I mall ,- � ooe Juefflon. Miniuwm ohar&e - 60 eenta. .. .... tN' wurd ioc' tbree Cll.11.�t,aUve iDeer'UOM. ltW'AI - one month for 30 cent_. � word. nte ot t cent.a per word will be charl:ed tor advertisin3 d Mt 'Dlid. '¥1.llbi.n 10 dly1 after rcce,,villg bill. lrn..t la Advmuin, - 6bould toe r'°"":1.f-d llnml'dJatelJ. The Dllil, !Saacl.neJ will not be re1pontible lot mun t.h...n one J.DCur· -1¥.11 -.11 oi .f'llpU and s,,ecw Notlet!I of t.v�t.l IUII). t)bitu.ar1e, pulliiltlhed at l cettt pet word. o ilA Y:S I MO i;"OllDS J DAY 8 DAYS Ill 00c tlO< ff .50 $ 1 .8(\ $1.2'1 71c • 17.oO $:!.211 .. . .. 1\4, '-Yid b,- 10 A..ll will � lD tBat day I papei". .. "°' .. .. . .,.30 PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 1 1 1 Notices t-or �a le ____ ___ 1 : PUTATUES (.." h1re11ce Pro ff itt, j f'urHand Ohw 9· 2 1·1 2tc _ · __-=:-__--- -- --· USl!:U t..AJWE!"i rr.ic&.on 1 na mow1 en. RCllary mower blades .&har! pened. Custom mowina 1,nd plvwing. GRAVIL Y TlACTOR 0:,t. I Salt111t ano �vke !H :J l.i:. Main rn�rrnv, Phone WY 2·l9'15. 7-21-tfe · __. ___ , _ PEKINESE PUPPIES. REASONABLE. Mn. W. W. Cali, 732 ARRIVED FRESH SATURDAY A. t:1fC,,DlOre St ' M1" ddl port M. · c1nntn:1 tomatoes, canning e 9- 19-{l tp peaches, B■rtlea pears, grapes, ' -,,��----- --and apple butter apples. Midway ' -� Mar.ket, W. Main St., Pomeroy, THE , LATE T. H. DAVIS pr l>perty, brick two story, located g 24 Jtc Ohio. , al North Third and Coal -Streets, Middleport, may be • ITS REVIVAL TIME at Mt. Ollve seen any evening. 9-17-JOtc ·near Long Sollom, Sepl. 26 ___ · ---thru Oet. 9. Rev. Harold Holm• PUBLIC SALE es, evangelist Special singing Having sold my farm, I will �cl! by the four Keys, Huntington, at Public Au d ion on Saturday, W. Va., The Travf!lcn Trio Oct. l sl, al one o'clock al rarm Buffalo, Va., The Duncans i three miles west of Alfred, on and othen. Come hear, heed Middle Shade Creek: 400 bales 1nd help. ne,•. D. Circle, Pas· of hay, Oliver mowing machine, tor. &-2-fi.6tp I eultivalors, garden tractor, 31r,i ' II. P., Springfield, 2-50 bu. i,lrain boxes, 2 washing machAuto Soles Jnes. oil cook sl11ve, heating � CINR UMCI Can stove, bottle gas cook sto ve, 1 All MlkM Md Model1 refrigentor 9.7 ft. 2 cupboards MTIIO'°"ITAN MOTOltl 3 l.11 bles, 3 beds, one chiffarobe aGOMt l■,t Ml.lfl one antique chest of drawers, ,.......,, Olde living room suite, 1 ovcntufred chair, 4 rock ing chairs, 12 1961 BUlt:K VB century 2 door chairs, dressers, stands, RCA I top. We Inv Ile the )lard Vi dor 2 I TV, lamps, dishes, moH l c 41re1 ul inspection .. Power ! crc.icka, jars, cooking utensils 11cering 11nd brakes. D_yneflow and many 0ther articles too drive. $1,49�. Bl1ettnar'a, Pornnumerous to mention. eroy. 9 22 6tc Albert Warntir, Own.r 1Ni9 OPEL i ryl. 2 door sed.an. One Kenneth Ha..,, Auction..,. local owner. .1"ini1h spotlet■, C11h on da)' of 111,. ,1.ato. 811t1lln11.n, Pomeroy. Not respon,lbl• for ■ccldlnts 9 22__ ,--77 -c-- �61, 9,2i.3tp. --cc ,..,-- 0_ 1N1 8\udebaker V8 Pre1ident 4 ------- ccc-c-PUBLIC AUCTION door aedan, Finc1t and bell Stu• 1 debaku and lhi• one la tops In I have sold my farm and will &ell . lhc followi�g at public eqndltloii and appeannce. '993. w uction, Oct. 1, Saturday, 1 : 00 Blaet\nu'1, .Pomeroy, 9 22 8tc P. M., located 1 mile from Zion Church Ulit olf slate route 143 lNtl <.:HEVROLE1', \'8 .BelAir 4 dr. at foot uf Horner Hill, Watch l:iehn. Good lookina. Good run. for arrows : l�O Farmall A mn1 car. '995 BJ1ettnan, Porn• tractor with plow and eultlvit(9) 22 tile eFOf. tor, JIJC corn phmttlr, 2 wheel tnuler, 2 shoats, potatoe■, horse .\900 001.tU.E m near perfect condition, Wll1 lrade for tractor I (lisc, cut off tiiaw, � hea'vy i;hic· kens, 1 lot hand toola. at equal nlue. t.:ont4lct Oliver HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE S.,ni, PorU1nd, Oblo, Rt. 1, Coal cook stove, melal utlllly 8-:IO-atp cabinet , lMng room suite, beds; electric ironer, 2 burner gag 'M FO.RO automatic tran1roit1ion sto\'e, washer , 2 Warm Mornand radio. A, V. Jividen. Phone Ing heaters , radio, rockcrt1, 8·:l l-4tc 81'.J-0'1341, Ma1on. 1tands, bun warmer, dJ11hes, rinse tubs. 1808 FORD I TON truck A·l ANT IQU E S eondahun '129:I. R&y WcMvtr, New .ttav€ln, w. Va. 9•24-titp 2-pc. llving room !luite, cord bed, c1mc library table, slde board, 2 �tands , cane couch. A t ereat m11ny other article.a not listed. Orvllle John1on, Owner GAS HOT water tank complete T•rms: C■1h, t fJ0,00, Sellen l1lcben caDinet Not respon 1lltle for accident• ,10.uo. .Pboae WY2·2G6l or Sile conducted by lr•dford can be IMO It 138 s. ttb. Ave., Auction Compe ny, R1clne, 11.uldleport. 9·22•3tc Ofllo, Phvne Wlt..3 121 Aucti anff r: Crllt lreclh rd. FIWIH COW FOR SALE $1:13. Sec Mall v,n Metre. Wen Colum­ l•I• Menapr: 4. C. lr•dhtrd, b11. (W) :la, :Ile 9•24-6tc ,allMITe AND PIil CONTROL , I MUrltw ,....tlenwintpecffon lcte, PIIOM It. ...-! .:.. hnice 'lf1Hon WYJ.. JM6, 4-Uffc ----- _ _ _ _ _ HOM E COOKED meals, p11te lunchea. Jack's Dairy Bar, 9-20--6tc Middleport. - - --- · - - ROUND ANO SQUAR E DA.NCE Saturday nighl, Sept. 24th Crom 9:30 to 12:30 at Pomeroy Moote Lodie, All Moo8e mem· ben and friends. 9·23-2tc .,..a '•In. ,,.. w. -uu a.. FOR �L.I: · ---- -- . -- . U. HJaU Parson,, Port• POTATO »-21,6tc lud, O.blo. --cont1lner■. �-brilll ,&ACHBI. W1NWr Fruit. rum, LGn.: Jlot• Iola, UIIIO. PilODI Y Uloo �1 .1.... ------- - - GAi• ILUCI.. UIL aDd coal fur,. UCIII,, Cail tor "" t1tun8'N, ·· - • AbllOII tlldalt.... AUCTJON, SATURDAY, Sept. 24 al 7 p. m. at Turner'■ Garag� In Muon, drill preas. ca.h leter, flhng cabinet, cabinets for tool,, pipe dye1 and vl■e, Plymouth motor, pipe flttin11 and valves, drums. Not re■pon­ slble for acddents. Critt Brad­ ford, Auclloneer. GIiber t Pear• son, Manager. 9-23-2tc �r­ - ESTATE Fuel Oil Slo� gal. lank $311.00. Phone !;!oolvHle 1224, Ernest Grlf{in, Tupper, Pl1in11, Ohio. 9-23•3tp USED TAPPAN Range and three door■. Phone S112-61 13. �23·3lp I WY2-3212. 9-20-!ilc. ! 1 - - .--- ---1 I ' ! l 1 1 ( 1 1 ) Wa nted To Buy �WY2J'tt-;,-;;� PbOi\ a308. -� f'OR SA.LE Kini Superior Trum. pet, allihtly u■td, 171t Call W Y2-5402. 8-23-3tc SIX ROOM. houae and batb�n Meebanlc Street, Myers 1h11low well pump u1ed very UUle. Phone WY2-3M2. D-2l-3lc FoR SALE Uprlabt Player piano. Straford. WY2·2992. I 1 I nsuran ce ' 4 ! For Rent I I -1 :====-::======= Suppl ies · Tom Bissell spent an evening wilh Ralph Bissell recently. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Carnahan and family, North f'airfield, Ohio, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. \\- il· bur Bissell. Jamea William HaymlY), son of Mrs. Garnet Hayman and Fred Hayman enlisted in the U. S. Army. He left £or Fort Knox , Ky., Tues­ day morning. A 8urprise birthday party was held in honor of Wilbur Bissell and Irene Hupp, by the members of Ha:r.ael Community Church. Two decorated cakes and ice cr�am were sened. Wilbur and l rene each thought the party was to ho in hunot of lhe other. Many friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Charle8 Cozart and children recently visited Mrs. Ai· nes Polk and Mn. Garnet Hay• man. Amanda Taylor of Callfornia is spending an mdefinte visit with Mr. an(I i11rs, James Lawrence and 1amily. Mrs. Virginia Hayman is caring for. the cbudren 01 1\trs . .Ha;yward Jil5Sell whO 18 employed by the State Highway �p11rtment in Mar­ iella. uu.:nrr Events Of Week The Ridge-Keno ( 1 8 Employment Wanted I __ 1111•1111,111' YfY•2·2'tt _ _ _ _ _ =:-::-cc-,c,_IINI Nf WY•2 .ans Al II IPICIALI S7 Morcvry 60 H. P. '491 ,00 IIAl/'/1 PMID ITOILI At ChNtN st Merr:11,r 70 H, P. '511... 41 H. P. ,..,..,,. y...... 54141 · IIAMILL �••v1c1 SfATMITIIOPOLITAN MOTOIII ..,.,_ NI AM. 600 .... Mahl ltrett, ,__.., I " I'll- WY24171 Allion, 1111 . 1-»llc °""" '"'.IO 11"'1 11111 lenM .,,,, ' , \ r. ,\ .h �·. .- N. W. COMPTO N, O. D.. O P T O M E T R'I S T Eul Court Sll'Mt, Pomeroy Office Hours: 9 to 1%, % lo 5 (Close at Noon on Than.) BUY, SELL and TRADE THE �LABSJFIED WAY! Chestnut Ridge Event� Of We�k av Alt• E. Cone Sunday visitors of Vance Wil• bur and family were Robert Wil· bur and Iriend of Hamden, Mrs. Glenna Hayes and husband, Can• ton and Mrs. Kathryn Quisen­ berry and son Donnie, local. Miss Debbie Pettit ha & been real sick the past week. W . B. Gregory iiDd family of Dayton spent the weekend with his father here. Miss Glennle Mullins who is employed in Athens and Meryl Houdasheldt and family of Al• bany were Sunday visitors with Millon Mullins family. Albert Cone and wife and Rita Wilbur were business visitors in Nelsonville Saturday1 Otis Jeffrs was in GallipoU■ Sunda;y to see his bi-other Who 11 in Holzer Hospital. Richard JordlJl who is employ­ Ni in Dayton spent the weekend j with home folks, Miss Linda Mossman baa been on the sick list over the Week end. Miu Bonnie Fitzpatrick h1 at­ tending college in Rio Grande. Her brother JoP.nny is Teach­ lng School in Columbus. NEW -:ti- './4, �tf:- p · . I :;: 8:80 1:45 '1 :00 7:30 8:30 o,oo r§o 1 0:30 , .1 · 00 : 1 : lU 1 1 : 15 1:00 � .� 3 Complete . Rooms 59 ,:� 5 �1'- '" Jlffl!lfut' �- Mld Dey New■ Movietlme Women's Wprld , l.Q(etla Young Theater Yo\ltJ,g or. :Malone From These Root1 Comedy Playhouse Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Sgt. PrMton M:usic In the Round J.im Thad:er Show WeatberCdt News PJelWti Huntley Brl.n.tte1 '1&1)1idU HiJckleDelT)' Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fargo Peter Gunn The Great Debate Jackpot Bowling NC'!"II tte•dlio. "W-!!atbe,cut .Jack Paar Show Si2n off JO .... ;t-.a , ...., i,)\j,, ; . ,_, !# •L0:411 ' h:00 J.1:02 11,;lt ll:30 12:00 No,n BPalilut ._ eott.e· Tlole �,lllop N- 1'ei,w,,., -11.i7-· - C ..... ne1 Ne...' Coun1Q P ,, T"ln. Racir .JUl • No- · .,...,______ 'P'm .Bas.hon . Niwa Of Week b..,_ A, H. llallo, \11!1" <!11Ylo• ·-• aDd family, . Cliatlftton� .■oltlll a week end wilh Grover White and [amily. Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain John Joe Shain, Mr. and Mrs. Eliis McMillan, Mrs. Mary Clr.tle, Racine, Mr. aiad Mrs. George Girelc and family, Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. Clarent:e Baker. Mrs. Eva B.ailey, Mrs. Ellen White and Mrs. Thelma Orr attended the Romeco mlng at Morse Chapel re­ �ntly, 111i':-,n,t y =..f• - - ' ,. - ,,,,, y., ........... (ialllq •• 1'1- •.....,.. Newt Bt.�1!11 .,, � Go , New � Clo 1louad - .� . . l!i,llc '.'Qo,_ IM>,I )l)!Olc �I 1 !l>IOk Go ;;::. . - Bolfl1... �• Go ,11,oobt!f, ll<Nil- NO¥-mlil'P ll1ofli I n-1 'ff �1al!f 11'11' ' 14.,,.. 1t.. lilted.. Netn Rudllnea IVIDIDC Interlude New. HeadliDN _ Sundown Sereftld■. __ ____ t111 0ff S1__ -� ,. ¥ DADBURN f\66fRIIATl+I' FEMALES !! Go......-i ero., , 1:111 lfeti!l 11::12 •li!v '1:00 '1:02 '1:30 '1:32 ..,8;.JI! · Reedsville Socip! ·tl!tl!lts I •�. �!)_)A!IS'!EY, ', ' 1 , WE CAN'T ADMrf TO THEM Tl<USTJt:f Ll'I,. CREEPS TKAT WEI T<X>K WR EYES OFF.A THEIR PRECIOU$ c&•!• VASE !f • " If ,Ml,o ,111!'11' •K- . ; 1 M>s. Mli'1t ff, Pleliori/ir;.'.f,),t r1 11e v- 1 , turned to, her �:ai.re i , Loe eral weeks at Grenada , Angeles, Calif., with her so ,.,1n-law arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold and daughters, �arba.ra and Elizabeth. She also visited in New Brighton, Pa., her former home, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cuok.. '"' Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Randolph left Sunday for a vaeation trip dur­ in g which they will visit Waablng­ ton D. C., New York City, and points of interest in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Ronne Sandy have returned lo their home in Parkers• burg after spending a week end here with her mother, Mrs. Alice; Foully. Chapne'I I - Saturday ChallQBI 8 - Monday ' p5�·9:J /.£T'S MJTAw.llT THERE'S =• IN IT,'.' J:EX,_. 'lAl!OLINll' � Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hysell or Ra­ cine spent Tuesday wilh- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trusse ll. Mr. and Mrs. Gr<1ver Whm�, who 8:00 Cartoon Spedacula r 3:00 Baseball spent the past week visiting rcla­ 8:30 Romper }(OOm 1:00 ltecQtd Hop Lives in West Virgini a, returned '1:30 Cam'paign RoUndup 9:30 Movie }foward OeWees, Mrs, Lyle De home Saturday. 1:00 Brave Stalllun 1:26 Y our mlO Repolli,d' ese a?d son , Wash mgto ":, D. C. e W _ and sons Orr Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joan "Married Allee C�leman of V1rgm 1a, 1:SO 1 M ss '. 8:"30 �.av;; �� To Bener of· Reedsville spent Sunday With Davis of Totth were re­ ,2:00 Restless Gun Luq1 Miss t:00 r.wrence Wi!lk Sbc"J crnt Orr. nd M M 1 cent · vis�tors in the hor ..e ol Mrs. 12:30 Queen for a na:r �O:!K) Jubilee, U . ;":f, A. ' ity and Morar Art i;;. :_ an/�r/ . 1:00 About Faces u:00 Up-To-The-Minute New. family of Syracuse called on M r. 1 .Chloe Mills Medic :30 Charlton. Mr. and Mrs. Maud family and 11: .u Sport1 Report and Mrs Milton Circle • of Newell, Yi· · ni·ng Charlton Ralph Mrs. Court ln Day 2:00 •�D0\1' Li:te tl t,,'5 Sund ay eve • · • ds here , fnen on ca 11 mg were .. Va - --- ·� --· Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rose, Akron. 2:·30 The Gale Stor,m allOlr . Sunday Orr called on Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Beal the Clock Mrs. Minnie Orr, Thu rsday. and Who Do You TrUll Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Miller of Col: J J 30_ t�:QO Matty's' Funday Fuunles and Mn;. Joe L)·ons �nd fam- umbus and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. d !.l!moatn n ttm,erl(.'a ·: ;30 ,lof!.n Hopkins File �ly of Pt. Pleasant spent Sunday I Shumway of Raymond, Ohio, visit­ .� .�: Captain Gallant with Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts ed here recently with their father, 1. uoo Film ,. San Il'raDcilCO ·Beat • . ''s :oo I 11 Audell e. and 4 rence _.,'.ay l, Frank Shumway , who is in poor ·, 1 :30 cobege News Confe Yo:.ir Esao �epnnu .3 Tue:;1. spent y Mrs. Mary McKa hc:ilth. i "'2:00 TBA I 8:40 \reather Teller �er daughter , &lts. Pau\m (' with all Footb ue • Mrs. · l\'Ntie cu ·.oi�t!ry is spending , 2:30 American Le1g Morarity of Syraculie. Daly Newa · John : " •• 6 Stiow : I some tune I n BCI pr�. Chase ""' Ilka "' ...:� . ,} Don Middings of St. Albans e a H 7·00 Press Confertnee -1 -,Pe? )e's. � .. 11 , �:li•. J\l:Jd_, MJ:s._ . ir_l i� , �ar\'1i -if , 1 I . _1,°30 CheYenne ed 0 0 lb� Grqver :,W hitA f•�7 r�1 . , Keno were v1S1tors m t e J. · .i�eMs I '� · ce tly · · �{" . · .. · , �:�() �oi1·boll Street Ber . Sunday horne Marks ant'l. · .J Harrii ' ' Walter °'" c Mrs. ?l.averl "and �r. '1:3Q 9:30 Kenned}' - Nixon Debate Mr. and Mrs. �11ymon� _Barton of and MorJrliy Art Mrs. and 8:30 Lawman Mr a· 10 Ted Mack Amate ur HQU? - Joppa wt re busmess v1s1ton· here _· _ _ _ 11:00 The Pebel' ' \'he NeWS Toni.ebt n_'.()O . Mondny. 9::,0 The A�<tllkanl I \�:10 Sea,.uninl the W eather D,ir. and Mrs. Edward Chevalier 10 · 30' Johnny stace•to t Repor Sport tl:15 family were in Frost Sunday to and t !ligh 'f II O N<:W U:00 The Late $how 1 11 :20 visit her brolhcr-in-law and sister, ---: 11:lQ I.f,_le Sb?W Mr. and Mrs. C.11rl Gainer. Donald Buchanan of Joppa visit• ed friends here '.,tonday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spen·cer and _ r 18 ea_ te Th_ 1 5__ 11_ -- 1 ,_ family spent the week end at Sum• �:----:-� -=ner with his mother, Mrs. Tressie " ' ' 3:all C•m••r Time Spencer. 4:45 American Alb um -:0(\ ,Conv�sati9nal Russian Mrs, Lowe_U Chevalie r and son, · li:(!(J ""lffli� I"ll't1 ·· Bii Picture . Lowell Jr. have gone to Arkansas i:30 11;00 CBS News .1!1,:00 All Star- W:r�ijllnl to visit with her sister and her 11:00 Highwd Patrol • . 1!5 Captain Kangaroo ' mother of Californi3 who is also 7:30 P111TY Mason 9:00 -:artoon lbeater visiting in Atkansas. 8:30 c,ieckmate HfilO -DecembE!r Bride The �out Troops will meet on p,30 Have Gun. Will Trav .l 10;30 Video •Vlllage Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mary 10:00' Gunsmokt' Nichols and Mrs, Evelyn SpC'ncer. J t :00 1 Love Luey Not For Hire 10:30 Billy Orr visited rccenlly with -30 aeir Horizons ' : u 11:0G News p'lrenls , Mr. and Mrs . Clint his 12:(X), tov� of Lifp 11:J!i Theater 13 Bashan. Orr, TomotT,pW -r- 12:30 SearC!J! For Charles Robert Sisson, Lewell 12:45 The Guiding Light chevalier, Roger Buckley and Wil­ 1:00 Life of Riley bur Sprague all employed by the 1:!IO A.I th• ;world 'l11111t Sf:00 Rev. ?,falhew11 , State Highway Department, spent 2:00 Ft•Jl Circle , o'.30 You Are M)' Neighbors the week end at their homes here. I� . Hmue PartY 18)15.•,AAmericans .,t Work Mrs. Gladys Williams is spend­ 3:00 ' The MllliQnaire 10:90 u. N.. in Action a few days in Belpre. ing �-.v. ·The Verdl · ,t jt. Yo1m . ,o•;· · 1 p�era 3 1:00 The Brllbtu n... · � _ , Pjeeture _ 'USA' l!B 'rHe 8offll �,� ' ·• 1 • 1 l!dtio " 'I •NI... A family birthday party wa; ;,i;o : ·Tho ibb■ . ' G Rep. 12:00 · ·, e Three Stoog .. ,•· . 00 Th u in honor of Georae Niesscl· held drll Rol>er{■ ,1 · 12: ;• l :; u••, u•il l•rd Wile.._ road on ltls 69th birthday. at hill' ' ' ·J:00 Afth,w I. Sall... ndWI ! ' ..f:tS A Uol ,1 the Wea.htr. home in Pomeroy, Thursda, 'even- . , 1:30 H� <J! 1�•• 1 lb SporlBl"R• 8:20 , " ing. 2,oii, FaotSall ·· 'n ' Al><!>' · Mrs._ indtll Mr. Wl!INI Amo, g Attendin "ab Face the ,,at�on 1 I •too Manhall ,,. Bowllng Gleen and Jr. ad, Neuelro Georg1; . soil, ' . : \�1--::.tt.:. · , it:'ifi To Tell tbe Truth & Epen Jtought �nd daughter, fo�. t 1 !'.lffloi li,iftj, Pele and,Gl,dr• etoy, J�et , �l�d -nd jti rt.· � 1,, 7: ! 1lall 8:SO Father -Kti,;w■ Bed , tenrie lies,elroid, &o", 7·Sil 'lllli•II 1•Joe l&onace ' the • SooUIB ,-111ent Pol•h!:IIJ' •-•� The f11mlly gathering ,.-as , · I;..., , '11oi"- o..mm, Show · 1 ·· PbllticaI B roadcasI , , ; spec1a 9 30 S ' � I first iri live-·years. · · Gefteraf �u-te The•ter 1l Countdown dent1 :P\-e1i l,0:30 � ftele!I. cock Hitch e:aot AifNd , .... Syracuse 9pt"n� Sundat I f-;mlly of ' 10 , · •Lucy ID Cf>pne,Uou t ' Mr. and !vlr� - J _ G. with afternoon , 11 lb• • 10:3 , 'What• KY , J.lne! McKay. U:1D Tlioller 11 Sl"'\lil" NOWII Sll<O"!°' 11. : They u,ere all distributed, t,\ r, Siu�. Everi one. I !\.. ::. Channel 8 - Sunday �., oo cr - : �HT,N -TV ... Ch an ne l 13 Clianna1 1 l- Satunlay Channel ·13-Monda) NANCY MY BABY COU S I N J U ST SA I D H I S FIRST WAS IT ' PAPA' OR ' M A M A' ? WORD Brings You llie Up To The Mi nute Mason Co unty MEWS a T11118$ Da11y , 1 3:-- 5u-J . 118""ay ' Chail THE SPOftlfHT IS ON THIS; IUY! . 4:00 4:30 ,:oo 5:30 6:00 , 3:aio 1:0',I 1;111 t;le .0,00 -!l� A 4:31! "100 &\Jjl 11:Jp 5:31 5:411 8:00 ,e:,o N..,. _..,_ lll!Olll<toot P""' � �-IIOIIU10M . WC.H S-TV Chonnel 8 ·: � till'>' Phone WY-!� >-, ' l'<,... · Republleaa Candldale for Representative lo The General A11Bembly s,ao �: �ro·· gv�::1 �fO,,irui' Phone WY-!-37114 POMEROY, OHIO ME INH AR l t :OI) 1 : 10 2:30 2:30 S:00 11.11annel 3 - Sun ay COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES V O T E F-O R Georg• A. Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mn. Horth Dougb Re Ml Play Your Hunch Prlt! II Right C,,ncentratlon iioo Trutll or Con■equeDC.!11 1.2:30 It Could be You 9:00 9:30 10:00 .• O:SO , 1 :l)I) I Mto no Football 2:30 Su1Jd.11y Movietime . 11,0 Bil!t 3i..\lt'.ling 5:30 Favorite Story �://0 - ,M�t. 111• 9,�' 9- NelWO 1'1<""' J,:00· , Sbt,lj,y T4111pl''�how · t:011 Natlot1al '\"elv�t ' 8.30 Tab Hunter Show l:O:• Chevy Shont 10:00 Loretta Your.g $low 10:30 People are Funny 1 1:00 News il:10 Weathe=car =�··... � 1-:IO 1# 17') ... i.P 7:0$ J:jl(I ..-. . ll·, ' I D:i · e: ', '1"004\- =• � "" · c,cy C'!!' "":" , ,, I· ,;OQ' \l;r!I :•� w..liior io AM 11 :5 5 A�fl · 5:05 PM '7 1DftJtTI )1:,0 _ .., �1,111 • -...,. - - Ott ...... a-t' IW .t.11 If.- l!Jltewateh 5iign Off l'P.ANVft I! . IJaily .l'Npa�dJde- f'adY ":JOl.'i� 11m1., Channel �Moncio) 1';411 -- -. .. 5:45 Sign on ,� Nffo � 8.00 Continental ClaHroom ,, oi -....,,.,.. •·oo Toda.v '1,illl Wate'h Mr. W1:r.ard SclenCfl Fictidn 1'heater Detective's Dairy True Story Home Run DerbJ Ne\VI Pict\111! Sports Roundup Weathercut Saturd,y Night Jam boree Bonanza Tall Man The Deputy World Wide Man �'rom Interpol N« n"'I Headlines WJathereast Shoekwatch Sign OIi d "1. 9:i� Sign On 10:00 Christopher 10:00 The' Answer 11:00 Frontiers of Faith U:30 "l'hifl hr" thie· Life USED IIDcl Goeglein Rea�y•Mix Co. ' 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 8:00 8 :30 '.:45 6:515 '1:00 7:30 8:90 9:00 9:$) i0:30 11:� 11:1.P, !l:� 2:tj9 BAKER and SEYrRIED your LENNOX dealer We mix concrete to your specifications, deliver It RIGHT to your job, ready to pour. Lowest prices. No job too large or too small - deJlverl.. every day - call by 10 a. m, for Saturday delivery. . Cha1111el 3 - Satvnla'y 1 1 : HI 1 :00 .tBE C�lEU,:D :NA.Y! • uf•t - •-> WSAZ-TV Channel 3 S. G. and Emily Picken• to Robert F. Neil and Grace Fanum Rutland. 1 9.77A, S t , �utland., James Reeves to Robert and Doris Watkins, 1. 12A, Rutland. Leonard C. and Florence L. Bumgarner to A. G. and Opal M, Lipscomb, Lot, S;yra<�use. Mabel and Orville Hogue to Manley and Minnie Gettys, l-2A, Jtutland. Dellona and Deluna Pannell to Jasper and Mazie Peterson, Par­ eeb, Pomeroy. Robert F. and Helen Jeffers to Henry Jr., ·and Hester Eblin, Par­ cels, Pomeroy. Parker and Sa.die Chaney to Ray Riggs Inc., I!liA, Lebanon. A;1(11)·•�0C,H1lk11:(i;l;J+. l'llle 81. TELEV ISION GU I DE -BU;¥, � - • , 'JIIAllE I \.ll<E TO ooIT,AHNIE � t'M PROUIJI 1 �\ Birthday Party Held l INCLUDIN• A . r ............. -=� . . • ·,..,._ . La _ _ _.. brought to you Mo11da.y thru Friday at 12 MOON by ' Mrs. Martha Rose has been taking care of Mri. Carrie Nye of PomerQt". Mr. and Mrs. Parker Chaney called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose last Wednes­ day evening . Mrs. Thelma Orr, Mrs. Eva Bailey of Bashan and Mrs. Pau­ line Rose, Mrs. Marttia White, all attended the Homecoming at Morse Chapel, Sunday. Mrs. Betty Carleton and dau­ ghter, Ann called on Mrs. Pauline Rose one evening last week. Mrs. Warren Rose and Mrs. Belly Carleton attended the CCA meeting in the basement of the Sacred Hearl Church Thursday, The Junior class of the Sut­ ton Methodist Church attended the Sunday evening servicel5 at Letart Falls and presented a special song during the serYices , Mrs. 1''rank Hudson ' and children visited with her si1ter Mn. Warren Rose and family Wednesday afternoon while Mr. Hudson went hunting. · Mrs."" Warren Rose attended the Ladies Aid meeting at Morse Chapel last Wednesday ni1ht at the home of Mrs. Florence Hardm in Syracuse. The friends and relatives are · glad lo k'now that Miss Myrta L. Rose, 8'1 years of age, has been -dismissd from Holzer Hospital and is resting comfortable at the home of her nice, Mrs. Frank 1 Walton. She has been a patient at the hospital since May. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporl, 0., Sept. 24, 1960-7 .........1. WMPO RADIO · 1390 KC ' I I Clrde, 'POA. Sutton. Orville and LUliaa Johmon to Charles C. and Mar1ar1t Ella Lewi.I, 7JA, Ruthnd, John F. Blaettnar to John Wlll­ lam Blaettnar, O.llA, Pomeroy. John F. Blaettnar to Fred W. Blaettnar, Lota, Pomeroy. ,John F. Blaettnar to Irene B. Hickman, 96A, coal, Sutton. Ura SwiJher lo Ernest Bowen, Minerals, Sall■bury. Edwln W. and Gertrude V. Sliv­ ers to Boneta June Darst, Lot 28 .No. 252, Pomeroy. John Robie to Robert A. and Hattie F. Queen, Parcel!, Salis­ bury. ALL NIW � POI � N EWS DA I LY ROOFING, -$POUTING, Sheet Me­ tal work and rep&Ar w�k uf any kind, Pbon, WY 2·2301. 8-ll-30tp. '• l!elo,:,r 8:SO A .M George B. 11.adekin, Sr., who has been 111 since J."e bruary, was taken from ChilllCOlhe .Ho�pllal Tuesday lo St. Anthony Hospual in Coliim­ bua where he underwenl lung sur­ gery on frulay, His condiuon was 1i1ood Sunday. Mr, ad Mrs. John Strong of Columbus vmted Mr. anu Mrs. Law1· ence Chapman. They came for the funeral 01 his mother, Mrs. -Emma Slrong, Ulnty h1fne is building a milking parlor and in,talting a bula tank at his fum.· ,• u ...,a .a l e narvey 11 empIoy11r u at t he powder plant 111 McArthur. Mr. and Mrs. w. K Campbell recel ved word S und ay n1g · h t ot the ' cr1 ,·1ca1 cond 1' t10n o1 theu 100, J err,, an d h'18 w1·1e, as the resuIt of an autq, aceIdent m ' w h1ch two olh er per■ona were •·11 I e d. 'l hc camp· bells baby was unhur t. 'l'he local Campbell• went to .l"ostoria Sunday nighl. .Edmund Foster and. wife and mother, Mrs, Ginevra Foater, viatt-.1 Harvey Bratton, c Logan, Sunday. u Mrs. Graue Hen■ler ■pent Salurday w1"th her son, Cl ayton, and f am iiY, · Alba ny. H EAR TH £ · - · A. C, 81.AOf<Nlil, INIM. C)hle,, (Call Dlca Stenih Point Rock News Reported 1---•·•;;;;,;;-;;:;::;;;.· neSS .--.:! _ A1 1CTIONIII Ceraplei.'11 laAIM Crltt arMfonl ,1 Mi. and Mrs. Geo Souders and were Toni and Randy, -Xenia weekend guests of her pannts, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. S. W. Durst and Dell Talbott some rep•r have oomgleted work for· Mr. and Mrs. Smeeks. Mrs. Laura Wells who fell and injured her knee is better. Jerry Daily left for Norfolk after a few days leave. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brewer and daughter,. Long Bottom were recent guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer and Leanna spent the weekend in Columbus with their daughters Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbins and Mr. and Mra. Charles Suneral. Mr. and .Mrs. Randall Talbolt New Ltxlngton were Sunday visitors of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Myrtle Lee and Glenn Ables and Olive and Dell Talbott were gue.11ts of Lizabeth and Gene Car­ penter: Dorothy Durst and Loulse Bre­ wer visited Iva Carpenter Tues­ day. Rudy Durst called on Eber Car• penter Wednesda y evening. Mr, and Mrs. Corbett Patterson were i n Syracuse Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch and children, Dewitt& Run were re­ cent guests of her padents, Mr. and Mn. Charles VanMeter. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp were recent guest.a of his par­ enta Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesen camp. Mrs. Nell Middleswart s\)ent a few days with Mrs. Laura Wells. lly Mra. '-lenn• Milhoan Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ma;ynard Bahr and Billy, Sunday, -were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser, Rw.cine, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kuper and 1i1ler, Stella of Columbus. 1'he cwcasion was lo help M r • Bahr celebrate his birthda)'. H I• aon, C119h and l am 1ly O f M 1' ddleport, also visiled in Lile afternoon Mr. and M n, Everett Milhoan and Bcrnard VIII · 1 &ed Mr • and .Mra. Albert Milhoan Tburada)' it Bradbury. Mn. Mary Shaffer, Jean Seldenabel and Jacklyn Jean o1 Pomeroy called on Mr■ , Clara MUhoan Sunday afternoon, SLATID FOi IXHI IITION Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davia, Joan and son of Rced■ville called Jl!:&EY Crl'Y , N. J. UPI-Jim at the Milhoan borne Sunday eve- Piersall, the Cleveland !ndian1' conlronralal out.Helder, will play ning. blr. and Mr1. Everett Sluon of tor &he American LeliliUe All-Stars Long Bottom called at the borne again1t the Nat1onlill Leaa:ue Allof her parent•, Mr. and Mr■• Stan In an exhibition game at ltoosevelt :Stadium, Oct. 14. Muri T11,1or, Frida,. ,.;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;::;.;;:;:;;:;:;;.;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;.,;;;:;:;;;··..;; ··;;:;:;.;;= Legal Noftice Sutton Social Events Stiversville Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clair Shenefield of Marion returned home Saturday after spending a few days camp­ ing on the former Hill hrm . 1-'red Wakeley and brolhet-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1''aulkner of Columbus were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Worley Francia over Sunday. Mrs. Charles Baker has been ill (he pa8t week, but improving. daughter, W. R. Swen and Bernice epent Friday evening with the Lauer and Shenefield families. Mr. and Mrs. Worley Fnnds called on hill uncle Jonas Rath­ burn and Mr. and Mrs. Marlon McClure Sunda;y evenina. Mrs. Beecher Cooper 11 quile ill with a cold. Ernest Davia went to Colum­ bus University Hospital for ex• mination Monday. Hazael Social Notes --- 1 8-2"-41tp GALLON JUGS FOR SALE IN ■hlppln& containers. Ph. WY 2· 3344. (9) H, 6tc 19o ' Morine 20 1 13us, ness ---- --··== ·---- ---- .,...., _ .,. - -·- c-c---f'OR S-AL E standina. 9 ·23-3tc Harold 1 20b 1 I -,-C"'.CC""C"c-c - __ _ · - _ I l!:W HT ROOM Hlh.JS1-;, two five <'OMPLE.:TE 1..1-.SURANCE fRO tcdi�n, LJ.fe, Aute. 1''ire, Polio room apaumenli, A. N. }jcngel, Call Oon MU.ls, Middleport Pbone WYZ.3.i:72. H-2-tte - ---- - - - -----f O H JU1NT- Tt. r� office r 1 om.a BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCE over Sliffler S hoe StrJ re on AgP.nt3 , Middleport. Fire, AutoCourt St., jn Pomerb)", second mobile. Bonds. Phone WY2· floor. One larg� 18 x :"2 ft, room 29(13. 8-27-U -- -with adjoining !? 'I. 12. ... room ' ! One JO � li fro,•• room. All GOOD PAINTING done. Very ( easonable. Call Vl3·2484. See m•. -1·:1 palnled >N"iLh ne w floor \\' ilkie Sarson, Portland. c0Yeringi1. Pb.one WY 2-208@. I 1 8- 2-Ue 9•24-3tp. . -- -- - --- ____ 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath, three lols. 786 Hysell St., Middleport, J. 1 ( 2. ) ) t{ea l l::stote H . Allen. 9-7-tic I 8 1toou ,..8,. W ITII BATH Two story -- - - ho me neu school. Take over APA.t\l'MENTS - .furnOOed ancl u11Jum1.1 ..ed. .Mc�11ten, .Middle $4{UKJ per month payments after port. Phone WY 2-282 1 . J J tf down payment. Phone WY 2·11324. � 8 :&a 30tc _I MODEUN unfurnished � rooms t,·ult SAL.I::: FlVE ROOM HOUSE i and bath aputmcnt. _ Bi_rch cab· with bath, nice location. Melvin hicts, disposal, 1ncmeralor, Houd, 1 1 1 Lo.:ust St., Pomeroy_ large doscls. Phone WY2-5141. (9) 1 30tp 9· 16-tfe ------- ----- FOR SALE: HOUSE 5 rooms and bath, full size basement, douMODERN THREE room apartble lot, in city limits at New ment. UHi Mulberry Ave .. l'omHaven, W· Va. $BM!O 00 Phone er o y 9·20•tnsi -- -- - I TUi-24 1 4 9-2 1.fltc ( l 7 J Help Wanted 1'"0Jl SALE 9 room house, double -lot. 344 Bt!ech s�. . Phone WY2WOMA N OU GIRL to a11s1st with 385? after 6 P- m. 9. 24. 3tc housewurK and c.ire of two In• velids. Time off. No laundry. FIVE room; --:n d -bath, rl�ry a�d 9-20· 6lc _:_hon� WY2-6459. a half, three bedrooms, full basement, herdwood floors, furWAN J't:lJ a nice lady between nace heul, well water system, ages ol' 53 and 00 !or house• localed 011 large Jot wllh plenkeeper ur permanent home by ly o( shrubber_y just outaide widow er r n Syracuse, Oh lo. Hacrne city Jimil 11. !'hone W19· Write Hux tlt!B-H c/o The Daily 9-22-atc Sentinel, Pomerny. 9-20-tltp - 37a8. - · - - - -- ______ • WOMAN for cleaning, ironing 1 SYRACUSE - I story frame, five rooms, also l2x 24 store build· day ll week. WY2·J493 9-21-;Jtp in&, 5·8 acres, located· on Route J:.:.4. $3,000.00, . , . s two part l_l rne, one fHRE E, Ladie , ROUT I a3--Rapch style stone 1�11- llme lo help with our and frame, 3 bedrooms, 1 1·2 t.:hr1st.mu _se.aso� ending Dec. baths, lull basement, double 15. Part tune $35 per week, garage breezeway swimming f�ll ume $'1D.UO. _<.:ar �ecess.ary. pool, i-acre lot. $io,ooo.oo. I< or 11.�rsonal 1Uterv1ew cal � CHE SHIR E SMALL , FARM-l4 W Y:'.·?101 o� wh�te _ llox. 668� acres, 4-room fnime, Juli basecue l hc_ D1uiy Sentinel. Pom· mcnl , ba rn, chicken house, , eroy, Uluo, 9•i3-3tc plenty of water. Located on Uoute 304. $:JMO. UO. -- - -- - -- ·- -- - ! ASSOCIATlON needs lo• ROUTE 7 FAR#--176 11cres, no builcJi ngs, 36 ucres culHv ated, ul ,man ao-oo yeus for coulact 139 acres te11ced. Excellent lowork with busine1111 and pro• cation. $8000.00. Je&sHmal people th i s area, Must ALBE RT M. COX, Saleam.n lu1vc car, 1"1eld trail. mg plus suUHtant1al drawmg account Box 229 Phone WY:Z-2220 for man sdected, This is an 9-24-ltc WY2.JUO unusual money-making opportunity. Write Manager, Hux tltitK.:, care The Daily Sentinel, NOT h-■' OF FILI NG AND JJomcroy, Ohio. 9-23-atc H.A .ING ON 1�Vi ,.. NTORY C.'. N. 1.'••7 MAN lo lake over gas station, P,obot, Co••, ' t, ,_ u-·••• Co"n .. .. �, ,, Ohio . -�hon� WY 2-911:t0, 9-23, tfc TU the Exec utor or Admmistra- -- - - - -- - --- WANTED; Mechanic. Phone WY2- tor and lo sueh of the foilowin1 aa are re1ic1ents of the stale of Onio; wio. 9-23 . tfc __ ____ _ surYivmg spouse, u any,· ne,t o f _ k m; benefl ciarie11 under the wUI, ,r any; the altorney or attorney• rep1·e11em in 1: any of Lile afore-- --,c-c,-- ------ meutmncd per,ons·. -_ tlO USEKEEPER, GOOIJ COOK . No ¥ou are nereoy nolt'f'ed • that 00 obJechon lo 011e or two e h1hlren. the 15th day ol Septem ber 191SO an lle1ertince. !'hone WY 2- ;;iUcH. inventory and Appra1sement of ' tbe 01). 2.:.! , 3tc estate ot l -' h11l1p Bruch, dece11ed, l.i ENEHAL HOUSEWORK or HABY i.11 te or Pom�roy, . Ohio, �n Hid Lount y_ was llitl1 m lh1a Court. Sl'l' J ING. l:iy (lay or week. LoH aring on 810d Inventory and rena Snyder ' Rose Hill Pornappie- .aiatiinent will be had before ,' eroy. (9 22 3tp ---------' llliH (.:oun on the 4th day of October, l 9tl0, at 10 o'clock A, M. (L ''()) i:IUSI . �ary1 """ · C85 ·t.xcept1on11 there to may be filed y any in terested -part)' at a ny D P R UkNAClf, W k.T ING 1-,..u�■,--LLc. HOUil appltance• Arnol d Ar-. ,ime prior to fi ye days before the . then, Syrtcuw, 01160, Pt.on. date :iet for hearJna\\' H N.r.:S� 11))' idanature and WY:l....,_ I i. I I.ff the !ieal o! ■aid Court. thia BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Pond1, 15th day of September lfN.iQ basement and land■ca_ping, .i,·. H. 0-hRJEN Phona Cne■ter, Yuk.onS-3:lU. Judie and Ex-Ot'flcio Clerk 8-..it-:SOtp •By Ann Baker, --Deputy Clerk Allt 80NOJrJON1NG, REliRJQU t9l n, 24, 2te aUon Hl'ftet. Jacll'1 .RefriJer• tio,i. New llano. Phone 1'U2lla;i1, 6-.:11-U 1 Howard Dd Gilk�y to Clint GIikey, Parcels, Scipio. J. 0. and Mollie B. Grim lo Ohio Power Co., 2 1 0.38A, Colum, bia. J. B. and Roxie Scarbrough lo G. Douglas and Elsie Garnet" By Marth■ Holsln.. , Viaiton of Grace and Junior Hol■mger Saturday were Mr. and .Mn. David Cllne ol McConnelsville and Nancy Brawley, Vienna, W. Va. Se"Veral from here attended the meetilll: at Joppa Church Saturday evening to hear Rev. Elwood Gibbs ol Aehland, Ky. Emma and Robert VanMeter vis­ ited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J.ake VanMeter of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holsinger and da ughters or Racine v1s1led Sunday With Mr. and Mra. Chnton Holsinger. V isitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Barber Sunday evening were Ray and James Barber and a friend ol Empire and "11', and Mrs. Paul Chevalier and son, Long Bottom. Donald Buchanan spent lhe week end with his wife and daughter m Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Davis and Gauces: Montgomery · 1 6. 1 up­ daughter tta ... e moved to the Joe 50 FOOT Tn11-1 er, 3 fu 11_ &l•ied Hawley property here. per, 9.3 lower. 4 fl. open. Gallipo­ bed�ooms, full bath with au to- I Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Got&ehaU lis: 17.lil upper, 9.7 lofer, 4 ½1 feel mat1c washer, Maple Street, of Ballimore, Md .. !is, 17.9 upper, 9.7 lower, 4: 14 ft., Mi�dleporl. Phone WY2 ·!>'160 and daughter were r ecent guests ol h11 slater, er, closed off. Ail Kanawha River Ch ildren wekome. dams are on the sill. All movable _9-20-6tp Mrs. J . G . S w,1i n and husband. are up 13 through 33 and dam1 M, Mn. Lauer ,nd closed otf. do'fn: Lock 111: A. V. Chris ( �rv1c• Jr..Boat.s am, 10-0; Lock 17: Irene 3:30 WANTED: .Small Girl's Bicycle, am, 4-0; Lock 19 The 8:30 Chotin. AUCTIONE ER wh eels. l 'hon t> ':liso Ira.rang Aliquippa, 2 am, 0-1 1 ; Lock 22: The REASONABLE RATES 2 W Y -J34tl. 9·20-3tc _ . ,---,-·- �_ OVEC, IU5 am, 19- 1 ; C. V. Harner, SATISFACT ION GUARANT l!ED WANTl:o:D CUSTOM corn picking. , C,1II or writ• I. O. Mc-CO)' 10 am, 2-0; Lock 23 , Rock\t, 3:30 Contact Dclm<1r Hullon. Pome• pm, 4--3; Rober! R. Gipson, 4:55 pm, Chftl•r. otilo ruy HuuLe 3. Mt . Herman Road I 8 22 30tp 0-:.!, Helen Z, 1 : 50 pm, 3-0; Onward 1 __ 9-lHHp. 1 . 40 am, 3-8. NEIGLER BUILD.ING -SUPPLY Boats up: No upbot4nd boats Johns-M .. r. ,·i'.l" roof shingles, from Kanawha or Gallipoll!i. Up at l i l '.\/�ENG HU01'S , for prompt 8t• kitchen cabinels built to ordl'!r, Lock :.i.J: Beaver, 1 2:30 pm, 2- 1 ; Al­ cept.ince $l . 3 J per 01 . All other iiluminum window, and doon, bert F. Holden, 1 : 011 pm, 10-0; rouls al atlva r.ccd price also. g.irage doors, ceiling tile, vKlyl Charles R. Stevenson, 2:30 pm, 4-8: E II. '.1-lursc. Albany, Ohio, next floor tile and plywood paneling. 8. Wade Childrees, 4 am, 10•4; Ti• tu 'J tinnc�sec Gas Plant. I Call Neigler's, Racine. 8- 1 1-Uc Lain, 5:30 pm, 11-0. 9 24 3lc , and Land Transfers Eden Society Items Of Interest ,, . ') . ·MIND I F 'I" SI--IARE , . -,Mc $LJN 'w<TI4 ')OJ; . � JIWOO.E1 1 · . t\AA .· Y ' "iHINK 1¢'1'l ·6fCP 'IOU"� - ,·· •• N c l TH E R THl5 15 A 1t10DE RN BA6Y --- �I_De!1J Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, •-=---- � RIVER llliPOR'f o , sept 24, 1960 r Sale CK Rent J Parker Run =============....;=�. 1 °,�.1 0-Fo '.::U:;S-::E_',. wall lo w,11 Society Events 0;0;M� HO carpeting. Built·in kitchen. Call I By Hazel Frand, •1 WAMT ADS IPO& CONSISTO:NT DEPENDABU II.ESULT8 BATES I mall ,- � ooe Juefflon. Miniuwm ohar&e - 60 eenta. .. .... tN' wurd ioc' tbree Cll.11.�t,aUve iDeer'UOM. ltW'AI - one month for 30 cent_. � word. nte ot t cent.a per word will be charl:ed tor advertisin3 d Mt 'Dlid. '¥1.llbi.n 10 dly1 after rcce,,villg bill. lrn..t la Advmuin, - 6bould toe r'°"":1.f-d llnml'dJatelJ. The Dllil, !Saacl.neJ will not be re1pontible lot mun t.h...n one J.DCur· -1¥.11 -.11 oi .f'llpU and s,,ecw Notlet!I of t.v�t.l IUII). t)bitu.ar1e, pulliiltlhed at l cettt pet word. o ilA Y:S I MO i;"OllDS J DAY 8 DAYS Ill 00c tlO< ff .50 $ 1 .8(\ $1.2'1 71c • 17.oO $:!.211 .. . .. 1\4, '-Yid b,- 10 A..ll will � lD tBat day I papei". .. "°' .. .. . .,.30 PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 1 1 1 Notices t-or �a le ____ ___ 1 : PUTATUES (.." h1re11ce Pro ff itt, j f'urHand Ohw 9· 2 1·1 2tc _ · __-=:-__--- -- --· USl!:U t..AJWE!"i rr.ic&.on 1 na mow1 en. RCllary mower blades .&har! pened. Custom mowina 1,nd plvwing. GRAVIL Y TlACTOR 0:,t. I Salt111t ano �vke !H :J l.i:. Main rn�rrnv, Phone WY 2·l9'15. 7-21-tfe · __. ___ , _ PEKINESE PUPPIES. REASONABLE. Mn. W. W. Cali, 732 ARRIVED FRESH SATURDAY A. t:1fC,,DlOre St ' M1" ddl port M. · c1nntn:1 tomatoes, canning e 9- 19-{l tp peaches, B■rtlea pears, grapes, ' -,,��----- --and apple butter apples. Midway ' -� Mar.ket, W. Main St., Pomeroy, THE , LATE T. H. DAVIS pr l>perty, brick two story, located g 24 Jtc Ohio. , al North Third and Coal -Streets, Middleport, may be • ITS REVIVAL TIME at Mt. Ollve seen any evening. 9-17-JOtc ·near Long Sollom, Sepl. 26 ___ · ---thru Oet. 9. Rev. Harold Holm• PUBLIC SALE es, evangelist Special singing Having sold my farm, I will �cl! by the four Keys, Huntington, at Public Au d ion on Saturday, W. Va., The Travf!lcn Trio Oct. l sl, al one o'clock al rarm Buffalo, Va., The Duncans i three miles west of Alfred, on and othen. Come hear, heed Middle Shade Creek: 400 bales 1nd help. ne,•. D. Circle, Pas· of hay, Oliver mowing machine, tor. &-2-fi.6tp I eultivalors, garden tractor, 31r,i ' II. P., Springfield, 2-50 bu. i,lrain boxes, 2 washing machAuto Soles Jnes. oil cook sl11ve, heating � CINR UMCI Can stove, bottle gas cook sto ve, 1 All MlkM Md Model1 refrigentor 9.7 ft. 2 cupboards MTIIO'°"ITAN MOTOltl 3 l.11 bles, 3 beds, one chiffarobe aGOMt l■,t Ml.lfl one antique chest of drawers, ,.......,, Olde living room suite, 1 ovcntufred chair, 4 rock ing chairs, 12 1961 BUlt:K VB century 2 door chairs, dressers, stands, RCA I top. We Inv Ile the )lard Vi dor 2 I TV, lamps, dishes, moH l c 41re1 ul inspection .. Power ! crc.icka, jars, cooking utensils 11cering 11nd brakes. D_yneflow and many 0ther articles too drive. $1,49�. Bl1ettnar'a, Pornnumerous to mention. eroy. 9 22 6tc Albert Warntir, Own.r 1Ni9 OPEL i ryl. 2 door sed.an. One Kenneth Ha..,, Auction..,. local owner. .1"ini1h spotlet■, C11h on da)' of 111,. ,1.ato. 811t1lln11.n, Pomeroy. Not respon,lbl• for ■ccldlnts 9 22__ ,--77 -c-- �61, 9,2i.3tp. --cc ,..,-- 0_ 1N1 8\udebaker V8 Pre1ident 4 ------- ccc-c-PUBLIC AUCTION door aedan, Finc1t and bell Stu• 1 debaku and lhi• one la tops In I have sold my farm and will &ell . lhc followi�g at public eqndltloii and appeannce. '993. w uction, Oct. 1, Saturday, 1 : 00 Blaet\nu'1, .Pomeroy, 9 22 8tc P. M., located 1 mile from Zion Church Ulit olf slate route 143 lNtl <.:HEVROLE1', \'8 .BelAir 4 dr. at foot uf Horner Hill, Watch l:iehn. Good lookina. Good run. for arrows : l�O Farmall A mn1 car. '995 BJ1ettnan, Porn• tractor with plow and eultlvit(9) 22 tile eFOf. tor, JIJC corn phmttlr, 2 wheel tnuler, 2 shoats, potatoe■, horse .\900 001.tU.E m near perfect condition, Wll1 lrade for tractor I (lisc, cut off tiiaw, � hea'vy i;hic· kens, 1 lot hand toola. at equal nlue. t.:ont4lct Oliver HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE S.,ni, PorU1nd, Oblo, Rt. 1, Coal cook stove, melal utlllly 8-:IO-atp cabinet , lMng room suite, beds; electric ironer, 2 burner gag 'M FO.RO automatic tran1roit1ion sto\'e, washer , 2 Warm Mornand radio. A, V. Jividen. Phone Ing heaters , radio, rockcrt1, 8·:l l-4tc 81'.J-0'1341, Ma1on. 1tands, bun warmer, dJ11hes, rinse tubs. 1808 FORD I TON truck A·l ANT IQU E S eondahun '129:I. R&y WcMvtr, New .ttav€ln, w. Va. 9•24-titp 2-pc. llving room !luite, cord bed, c1mc library table, slde board, 2 �tands , cane couch. A t ereat m11ny other article.a not listed. Orvllle John1on, Owner GAS HOT water tank complete T•rms: C■1h, t fJ0,00, Sellen l1lcben caDinet Not respon 1lltle for accident• ,10.uo. .Pboae WY2·2G6l or Sile conducted by lr•dford can be IMO It 138 s. ttb. Ave., Auction Compe ny, R1clne, 11.uldleport. 9·22•3tc Ofllo, Phvne Wlt..3 121 Aucti anff r: Crllt lreclh rd. FIWIH COW FOR SALE $1:13. Sec Mall v,n Metre. Wen Colum­ l•I• Menapr: 4. C. lr•dhtrd, b11. (W) :la, :Ile 9•24-6tc ,allMITe AND PIil CONTROL , I MUrltw ,....tlenwintpecffon lcte, PIIOM It. ...-! .:.. hnice 'lf1Hon WYJ.. JM6, 4-Uffc ----- _ _ _ _ _ HOM E COOKED meals, p11te lunchea. Jack's Dairy Bar, 9-20--6tc Middleport. - - --- · - - ROUND ANO SQUAR E DA.NCE Saturday nighl, Sept. 24th Crom 9:30 to 12:30 at Pomeroy Moote Lodie, All Moo8e mem· ben and friends. 9·23-2tc .,..a '•In. ,,.. w. -uu a.. FOR �L.I: · ---- -- . -- . U. HJaU Parson,, Port• POTATO »-21,6tc lud, O.blo. --cont1lner■. �-brilll ,&ACHBI. W1NWr Fruit. rum, LGn.: Jlot• Iola, UIIIO. PilODI Y Uloo �1 .1.... ------- - - GAi• ILUCI.. UIL aDd coal fur,. UCIII,, Cail tor "" t1tun8'N, ·· - • AbllOII tlldalt.... AUCTJON, SATURDAY, Sept. 24 al 7 p. m. at Turner'■ Garag� In Muon, drill preas. ca.h leter, flhng cabinet, cabinets for tool,, pipe dye1 and vl■e, Plymouth motor, pipe flttin11 and valves, drums. Not re■pon­ slble for acddents. Critt Brad­ ford, Auclloneer. GIiber t Pear• son, Manager. 9-23-2tc �r­ - ESTATE Fuel Oil Slo� gal. lank $311.00. Phone !;!oolvHle 1224, Ernest Grlf{in, Tupper, Pl1in11, Ohio. 9-23•3tp USED TAPPAN Range and three door■. Phone S112-61 13. �23·3lp I WY2-3212. 9-20-!ilc. ! 1 - - .--- ---1 I ' ! l 1 1 ( 1 1 ) Wa nted To Buy �WY2J'tt-;,-;;� PbOi\ a308. -� f'OR SA.LE Kini Superior Trum. pet, allihtly u■td, 171t Call W Y2-5402. 8-23-3tc SIX ROOM. houae and batb�n Meebanlc Street, Myers 1h11low well pump u1ed very UUle. Phone WY2-3M2. D-2l-3lc FoR SALE Uprlabt Player piano. Straford. WY2·2992. I 1 I nsuran ce ' 4 ! For Rent I I -1 :====-::======= Suppl ies · Tom Bissell spent an evening wilh Ralph Bissell recently. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Carnahan and family, North f'airfield, Ohio, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. \\- il· bur Bissell. Jamea William HaymlY), son of Mrs. Garnet Hayman and Fred Hayman enlisted in the U. S. Army. He left £or Fort Knox , Ky., Tues­ day morning. A 8urprise birthday party was held in honor of Wilbur Bissell and Irene Hupp, by the members of Ha:r.ael Community Church. Two decorated cakes and ice cr�am were sened. Wilbur and l rene each thought the party was to ho in hunot of lhe other. Many friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Charle8 Cozart and children recently visited Mrs. Ai· nes Polk and Mn. Garnet Hay• man. Amanda Taylor of Callfornia is spending an mdefinte visit with Mr. an(I i11rs, James Lawrence and 1amily. Mrs. Virginia Hayman is caring for. the cbudren 01 1\trs . .Ha;yward Jil5Sell whO 18 employed by the State Highway �p11rtment in Mar­ iella. uu.:nrr Events Of Week The Ridge-Keno ( 1 8 Employment Wanted I __ 1111•1111,111' YfY•2·2'tt _ _ _ _ _ =:-::-cc-,c,_IINI Nf WY•2 .ans Al II IPICIALI S7 Morcvry 60 H. P. '491 ,00 IIAl/'/1 PMID ITOILI At ChNtN st Merr:11,r 70 H, P. '511... 41 H. P. ,..,..,,. y...... 54141 · IIAMILL �••v1c1 SfATMITIIOPOLITAN MOTOIII ..,.,_ NI AM. 600 .... Mahl ltrett, ,__.., I " I'll- WY24171 Allion, 1111 . 1-»llc °""" '"'.IO 11"'1 11111 lenM .,,,, ' , \ r. ,\ .h �·. .- N. W. COMPTO N, O. D.. O P T O M E T R'I S T Eul Court Sll'Mt, Pomeroy Office Hours: 9 to 1%, % lo 5 (Close at Noon on Than.) BUY, SELL and TRADE THE �LABSJFIED WAY! Chestnut Ridge Event� Of We�k av Alt• E. Cone Sunday visitors of Vance Wil• bur and family were Robert Wil· bur and Iriend of Hamden, Mrs. Glenna Hayes and husband, Can• ton and Mrs. Kathryn Quisen­ berry and son Donnie, local. Miss Debbie Pettit ha & been real sick the past week. W . B. Gregory iiDd family of Dayton spent the weekend with his father here. Miss Glennle Mullins who is employed in Athens and Meryl Houdasheldt and family of Al• bany were Sunday visitors with Millon Mullins family. Albert Cone and wife and Rita Wilbur were business visitors in Nelsonville Saturday1 Otis Jeffrs was in GallipoU■ Sunda;y to see his bi-other Who 11 in Holzer Hospital. Richard JordlJl who is employ­ Ni in Dayton spent the weekend j with home folks, Miss Linda Mossman baa been on the sick list over the Week end. Miu Bonnie Fitzpatrick h1 at­ tending college in Rio Grande. Her brother JoP.nny is Teach­ lng School in Columbus. NEW -:ti- './4, �tf:- p · . I :;: 8:80 1:45 '1 :00 7:30 8:30 o,oo r§o 1 0:30 , .1 · 00 : 1 : lU 1 1 : 15 1:00 � .� 3 Complete . Rooms 59 ,:� 5 �1'- '" Jlffl!lfut' �- Mld Dey New■ Movietlme Women's Wprld , l.Q(etla Young Theater Yo\ltJ,g or. :Malone From These Root1 Comedy Playhouse Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Sgt. PrMton M:usic In the Round J.im Thad:er Show WeatberCdt News PJelWti Huntley Brl.n.tte1 '1&1)1idU HiJckleDelT)' Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fargo Peter Gunn The Great Debate Jackpot Bowling NC'!"II tte•dlio. "W-!!atbe,cut .Jack Paar Show Si2n off JO .... ;t-.a , ...., i,)\j,, ; . ,_, !# •L0:411 ' h:00 J.1:02 11,;lt ll:30 12:00 No,n BPalilut ._ eott.e· Tlole �,lllop N- 1'ei,w,,., -11.i7-· - C ..... ne1 Ne...' Coun1Q P ,, T"ln. Racir .JUl • No- · .,...,______ 'P'm .Bas.hon . Niwa Of Week b..,_ A, H. llallo, \11!1" <!11Ylo• ·-• aDd family, . Cliatlftton� .■oltlll a week end wilh Grover White and [amily. Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain John Joe Shain, Mr. and Mrs. Eliis McMillan, Mrs. Mary Clr.tle, Racine, Mr. aiad Mrs. George Girelc and family, Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. Clarent:e Baker. Mrs. Eva B.ailey, Mrs. Ellen White and Mrs. Thelma Orr attended the Romeco mlng at Morse Chapel re­ �ntly, 111i':-,n,t y =..f• - - ' ,. - ,,,,, y., ........... (ialllq •• 1'1- •.....,.. Newt Bt.�1!11 .,, � Go , New � Clo 1louad - .� . . l!i,llc '.'Qo,_ IM>,I )l)!Olc �I 1 !l>IOk Go ;;::. . - Bolfl1... �• Go ,11,oobt!f, ll<Nil- NO¥-mlil'P ll1ofli I n-1 'ff �1al!f 11'11' ' 14.,,.. 1t.. lilted.. Netn Rudllnea IVIDIDC Interlude New. HeadliDN _ Sundown Sereftld■. __ ____ t111 0ff S1__ -� ,. ¥ DADBURN f\66fRIIATl+I' FEMALES !! Go......-i ero., , 1:111 lfeti!l 11::12 •li!v '1:00 '1:02 '1:30 '1:32 ..,8;.JI! · Reedsville Socip! ·tl!tl!lts I •�. �!)_)A!IS'!EY, ', ' 1 , WE CAN'T ADMrf TO THEM Tl<USTJt:f Ll'I,. CREEPS TKAT WEI T<X>K WR EYES OFF.A THEIR PRECIOU$ c&•!• VASE !f • " If ,Ml,o ,111!'11' •K- . ; 1 M>s. Mli'1t ff, Pleliori/ir;.'.f,),t r1 11e v- 1 , turned to, her �:ai.re i , Loe eral weeks at Grenada , Angeles, Calif., with her so ,.,1n-law arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold and daughters, �arba.ra and Elizabeth. She also visited in New Brighton, Pa., her former home, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cuok.. '"' Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Randolph left Sunday for a vaeation trip dur­ in g which they will visit Waablng­ ton D. C., New York City, and points of interest in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Ronne Sandy have returned lo their home in Parkers• burg after spending a week end here with her mother, Mrs. Alice; Foully. Chapne'I I - Saturday ChallQBI 8 - Monday ' p5�·9:J /.£T'S MJTAw.llT THERE'S =• IN IT,'.' J:EX,_. 'lAl!OLINll' � Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hysell or Ra­ cine spent Tuesday wilh- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trusse ll. Mr. and Mrs. Gr<1ver Whm�, who 8:00 Cartoon Spedacula r 3:00 Baseball spent the past week visiting rcla­ 8:30 Romper }(OOm 1:00 ltecQtd Hop Lives in West Virgini a, returned '1:30 Cam'paign RoUndup 9:30 Movie }foward OeWees, Mrs, Lyle De home Saturday. 1:00 Brave Stalllun 1:26 Y our mlO Repolli,d' ese a?d son , Wash mgto ":, D. C. e W _ and sons Orr Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joan "Married Allee C�leman of V1rgm 1a, 1:SO 1 M ss '. 8:"30 �.av;; �� To Bener of· Reedsville spent Sunday With Davis of Totth were re­ ,2:00 Restless Gun Luq1 Miss t:00 r.wrence Wi!lk Sbc"J crnt Orr. nd M M 1 cent · vis�tors in the hor ..e ol Mrs. 12:30 Queen for a na:r �O:!K) Jubilee, U . ;":f, A. ' ity and Morar Art i;;. :_ an/�r/ . 1:00 About Faces u:00 Up-To-The-Minute New. family of Syracuse called on M r. 1 .Chloe Mills Medic :30 Charlton. Mr. and Mrs. Maud family and 11: .u Sport1 Report and Mrs Milton Circle • of Newell, Yi· · ni·ng Charlton Ralph Mrs. Court ln Day 2:00 •�D0\1' Li:te tl t,,'5 Sund ay eve • · • ds here , fnen on ca 11 mg were .. Va - --- ·� --· Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rose, Akron. 2:·30 The Gale Stor,m allOlr . Sunday Orr called on Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Beal the Clock Mrs. Minnie Orr, Thu rsday. and Who Do You TrUll Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Miller of Col: J J 30_ t�:QO Matty's' Funday Fuunles and Mn;. Joe L)·ons �nd fam- umbus and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. d !.l!moatn n ttm,erl(.'a ·: ;30 ,lof!.n Hopkins File �ly of Pt. Pleasant spent Sunday I Shumway of Raymond, Ohio, visit­ .� .�: Captain Gallant with Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts ed here recently with their father, 1. uoo Film ,. San Il'raDcilCO ·Beat • . ''s :oo I 11 Audell e. and 4 rence _.,'.ay l, Frank Shumway , who is in poor ·, 1 :30 cobege News Confe Yo:.ir Esao �epnnu .3 Tue:;1. spent y Mrs. Mary McKa hc:ilth. i "'2:00 TBA I 8:40 \reather Teller �er daughter , &lts. Pau\m (' with all Footb ue • Mrs. · l\'Ntie cu ·.oi�t!ry is spending , 2:30 American Le1g Morarity of Syraculie. Daly Newa · John : " •• 6 Stiow : I some tune I n BCI pr�. Chase ""' Ilka "' ...:� . ,} Don Middings of St. Albans e a H 7·00 Press Confertnee -1 -,Pe? )e's. � .. 11 , �:li•. J\l:Jd_, MJ:s._ . ir_l i� , �ar\'1i -if , 1 I . _1,°30 CheYenne ed 0 0 lb� Grqver :,W hitA f•�7 r�1 . , Keno were v1S1tors m t e J. · .i�eMs I '� · ce tly · · �{" . · .. · , �:�() �oi1·boll Street Ber . Sunday horne Marks ant'l. · .J Harrii ' ' Walter °'" c Mrs. ?l.averl "and �r. '1:3Q 9:30 Kenned}' - Nixon Debate Mr. and Mrs. �11ymon� _Barton of and MorJrliy Art Mrs. and 8:30 Lawman Mr a· 10 Ted Mack Amate ur HQU? - Joppa wt re busmess v1s1ton· here _· _ _ _ 11:00 The Pebel' ' \'he NeWS Toni.ebt n_'.()O . Mondny. 9::,0 The A�<tllkanl I \�:10 Sea,.uninl the W eather D,ir. and Mrs. Edward Chevalier 10 · 30' Johnny stace•to t Repor Sport tl:15 family were in Frost Sunday to and t !ligh 'f II O N<:W U:00 The Late $how 1 11 :20 visit her brolhcr-in-law and sister, ---: 11:lQ I.f,_le Sb?W Mr. and Mrs. C.11rl Gainer. Donald Buchanan of Joppa visit• ed friends here '.,tonday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spen·cer and _ r 18 ea_ te Th_ 1 5__ 11_ -- 1 ,_ family spent the week end at Sum• �:----:-� -=ner with his mother, Mrs. Tressie " ' ' 3:all C•m••r Time Spencer. 4:45 American Alb um -:0(\ ,Conv�sati9nal Russian Mrs, Lowe_U Chevalie r and son, · li:(!(J ""lffli� I"ll't1 ·· Bii Picture . Lowell Jr. have gone to Arkansas i:30 11;00 CBS News .1!1,:00 All Star- W:r�ijllnl to visit with her sister and her 11:00 Highwd Patrol • . 1!5 Captain Kangaroo ' mother of Californi3 who is also 7:30 P111TY Mason 9:00 -:artoon lbeater visiting in Atkansas. 8:30 c,ieckmate HfilO -DecembE!r Bride The �out Troops will meet on p,30 Have Gun. Will Trav .l 10;30 Video •Vlllage Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mary 10:00' Gunsmokt' Nichols and Mrs, Evelyn SpC'ncer. J t :00 1 Love Luey Not For Hire 10:30 Billy Orr visited rccenlly with -30 aeir Horizons ' : u 11:0G News p'lrenls , Mr. and Mrs . Clint his 12:(X), tov� of Lifp 11:J!i Theater 13 Bashan. Orr, TomotT,pW -r- 12:30 SearC!J! For Charles Robert Sisson, Lewell 12:45 The Guiding Light chevalier, Roger Buckley and Wil­ 1:00 Life of Riley bur Sprague all employed by the 1:!IO A.I th• ;world 'l11111t Sf:00 Rev. ?,falhew11 , State Highway Department, spent 2:00 Ft•Jl Circle , o'.30 You Are M)' Neighbors the week end at their homes here. I� . Hmue PartY 18)15.•,AAmericans .,t Work Mrs. Gladys Williams is spend­ 3:00 ' The MllliQnaire 10:90 u. N.. in Action a few days in Belpre. ing �-.v. ·The Verdl · ,t jt. Yo1m . ,o•;· · 1 p�era 3 1:00 The Brllbtu n... · � _ , Pjeeture _ 'USA' l!B 'rHe 8offll �,� ' ·• 1 • 1 l!dtio " 'I •NI... A family birthday party wa; ;,i;o : ·Tho ibb■ . ' G Rep. 12:00 · ·, e Three Stoog .. ,•· . 00 Th u in honor of Georae Niesscl· held drll Rol>er{■ ,1 · 12: ;• l :; u••, u•il l•rd Wile.._ road on ltls 69th birthday. at hill' ' ' ·J:00 Afth,w I. Sall... ndWI ! ' ..f:tS A Uol ,1 the Wea.htr. home in Pomeroy, Thursda, 'even- . , 1:30 H� <J! 1�•• 1 lb SporlBl"R• 8:20 , " ing. 2,oii, FaotSall ·· 'n ' Al><!>' · Mrs._ indtll Mr. Wl!INI Amo, g Attendin "ab Face the ,,at�on 1 I •too Manhall ,,. Bowllng Gleen and Jr. ad, Neuelro Georg1; . soil, ' . : \�1--::.tt.:. · , it:'ifi To Tell tbe Truth & Epen Jtought �nd daughter, fo�. t 1 !'.lffloi li,iftj, Pele and,Gl,dr• etoy, J�et , �l�d -nd jti rt.· � 1,, 7: ! 1lall 8:SO Father -Kti,;w■ Bed , tenrie lies,elroid, &o", 7·Sil 'lllli•II 1•Joe l&onace ' the • SooUIB ,-111ent Pol•h!:IIJ' •-•� The f11mlly gathering ,.-as , · I;..., , '11oi"- o..mm, Show · 1 ·· PbllticaI B roadcasI , , ; spec1a 9 30 S ' � I first iri live-·years. · · Gefteraf �u-te The•ter 1l Countdown dent1 :P\-e1i l,0:30 � ftele!I. cock Hitch e:aot AifNd , .... Syracuse 9pt"n� Sundat I f-;mlly of ' 10 , · •Lucy ID Cf>pne,Uou t ' Mr. and !vlr� - J _ G. with afternoon , 11 lb• • 10:3 , 'What• KY , J.lne! McKay. U:1D Tlioller 11 Sl"'\lil" NOWII Sll<O"!°' 11. : They u,ere all distributed, t,\ r, Siu�. Everi one. I !\.. ::. Channel 8 - Sunday �., oo cr - : �HT,N -TV ... Ch an ne l 13 Clianna1 1 l- Satunlay Channel ·13-Monda) NANCY MY BABY COU S I N J U ST SA I D H I S FIRST WAS IT ' PAPA' OR ' M A M A' ? WORD Brings You llie Up To The Mi nute Mason Co unty MEWS a T11118$ Da11y , 1 3:-- 5u-J . 118""ay ' Chail THE SPOftlfHT IS ON THIS; IUY! . 4:00 4:30 ,:oo 5:30 6:00 , 3:aio 1:0',I 1;111 t;le .0,00 -!l� A 4:31! "100 &\Jjl 11:Jp 5:31 5:411 8:00 ,e:,o N..,. _..,_ lll!Olll<toot P""' � �-IIOIIU10M . WC.H S-TV Chonnel 8 ·: � till'>' Phone WY-!� >-, ' l'<,... · Republleaa Candldale for Representative lo The General A11Bembly s,ao �: �ro·· gv�::1 �fO,,irui' Phone WY-!-37114 POMEROY, OHIO ME INH AR l t :OI) 1 : 10 2:30 2:30 S:00 11.11annel 3 - Sun ay COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES V O T E F-O R Georg• A. Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mn. Horth Dougb Re Ml Play Your Hunch Prlt! II Right C,,ncentratlon iioo Trutll or Con■equeDC.!11 1.2:30 It Could be You 9:00 9:30 10:00 .• O:SO , 1 :l)I) I Mto no Football 2:30 Su1Jd.11y Movietime . 11,0 Bil!t 3i..\lt'.ling 5:30 Favorite Story �://0 - ,M�t. 111• 9,�' 9- NelWO 1'1<""' J,:00· , Sbt,lj,y T4111pl''�how · t:011 Natlot1al '\"elv�t ' 8.30 Tab Hunter Show l:O:• Chevy Shont 10:00 Loretta Your.g $low 10:30 People are Funny 1 1:00 News il:10 Weathe=car =�··... � 1-:IO 1# 17') ... i.P 7:0$ J:jl(I ..-. . ll·, ' I D:i · e: ', '1"004\- =• � "" · c,cy C'!!' "":" , ,, I· ,;OQ' \l;r!I :•� w..liior io AM 11 :5 5 A�fl · 5:05 PM '7 1DftJtTI )1:,0 _ .., �1,111 • -...,. - - Ott ...... a-t' IW .t.11 If.- l!Jltewateh 5iign Off l'P.ANVft I! . IJaily .l'Npa�dJde- f'adY ":JOl.'i� 11m1., Channel �Moncio) 1';411 -- -. .. 5:45 Sign on ,� Nffo � 8.00 Continental ClaHroom ,, oi -....,,.,.. •·oo Toda.v '1,illl Wate'h Mr. W1:r.ard SclenCfl Fictidn 1'heater Detective's Dairy True Story Home Run DerbJ Ne\VI Pict\111! Sports Roundup Weathercut Saturd,y Night Jam boree Bonanza Tall Man The Deputy World Wide Man �'rom Interpol N« n"'I Headlines WJathereast Shoekwatch Sign OIi d "1. 9:i� Sign On 10:00 Christopher 10:00 The' Answer 11:00 Frontiers of Faith U:30 "l'hifl hr" thie· Life USED IIDcl Goeglein Rea�y•Mix Co. ' 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 8:00 8 :30 '.:45 6:515 '1:00 7:30 8:90 9:00 9:$) i0:30 11:� 11:1.P, !l:� 2:tj9 BAKER and SEYrRIED your LENNOX dealer We mix concrete to your specifications, deliver It RIGHT to your job, ready to pour. Lowest prices. No job too large or too small - deJlverl.. every day - call by 10 a. m, for Saturday delivery. . Cha1111el 3 - Satvnla'y 1 1 : HI 1 :00 .tBE C�lEU,:D :NA.Y! • uf•t - •-> WSAZ-TV Channel 3 S. G. and Emily Picken• to Robert F. Neil and Grace Fanum Rutland. 1 9.77A, S t , �utland., James Reeves to Robert and Doris Watkins, 1. 12A, Rutland. Leonard C. and Florence L. Bumgarner to A. G. and Opal M, Lipscomb, Lot, S;yra<�use. Mabel and Orville Hogue to Manley and Minnie Gettys, l-2A, Jtutland. Dellona and Deluna Pannell to Jasper and Mazie Peterson, Par­ eeb, Pomeroy. Robert F. and Helen Jeffers to Henry Jr., ·and Hester Eblin, Par­ cels, Pomeroy. Parker and Sa.die Chaney to Ray Riggs Inc., I!liA, Lebanon. A;1(11)·•�0C,H1lk11:(i;l;J+. l'llle 81. TELEV ISION GU I DE -BU;¥, � - • , 'JIIAllE I \.ll<E TO ooIT,AHNIE � t'M PROUIJI 1 �\ Birthday Party Held l INCLUDIN• A . r ............. -=� . . • ·,..,._ . La _ _ _.. brought to you Mo11da.y thru Friday at 12 MOON by ' Mrs. Martha Rose has been taking care of Mri. Carrie Nye of PomerQt". Mr. and Mrs. Parker Chaney called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose last Wednes­ day evening . Mrs. Thelma Orr, Mrs. Eva Bailey of Bashan and Mrs. Pau­ line Rose, Mrs. Marttia White, all attended the Homecoming at Morse Chapel, Sunday. Mrs. Betty Carleton and dau­ ghter, Ann called on Mrs. Pauline Rose one evening last week. Mrs. Warren Rose and Mrs. Belly Carleton attended the CCA meeting in the basement of the Sacred Hearl Church Thursday, The Junior class of the Sut­ ton Methodist Church attended the Sunday evening servicel5 at Letart Falls and presented a special song during the serYices , Mrs. 1''rank Hudson ' and children visited with her si1ter Mn. Warren Rose and family Wednesday afternoon while Mr. Hudson went hunting. · Mrs."" Warren Rose attended the Ladies Aid meeting at Morse Chapel last Wednesday ni1ht at the home of Mrs. Florence Hardm in Syracuse. The friends and relatives are · glad lo k'now that Miss Myrta L. Rose, 8'1 years of age, has been -dismissd from Holzer Hospital and is resting comfortable at the home of her nice, Mrs. Frank 1 Walton. She has been a patient at the hospital since May. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporl, 0., Sept. 24, 1960-7 .........1. WMPO RADIO · 1390 KC ' I I Clrde, 'POA. Sutton. Orville and LUliaa Johmon to Charles C. and Mar1ar1t Ella Lewi.I, 7JA, Ruthnd, John F. Blaettnar to John Wlll­ lam Blaettnar, O.llA, Pomeroy. John F. Blaettnar to Fred W. Blaettnar, Lota, Pomeroy. ,John F. Blaettnar to Irene B. Hickman, 96A, coal, Sutton. Ura SwiJher lo Ernest Bowen, Minerals, Sall■bury. Edwln W. and Gertrude V. Sliv­ ers to Boneta June Darst, Lot 28 .No. 252, Pomeroy. John Robie to Robert A. and Hattie F. Queen, Parcel!, Salis­ bury. ALL NIW � POI � N EWS DA I LY ROOFING, -$POUTING, Sheet Me­ tal work and rep&Ar w�k uf any kind, Pbon, WY 2·2301. 8-ll-30tp. '• l!elo,:,r 8:SO A .M George B. 11.adekin, Sr., who has been 111 since J."e bruary, was taken from ChilllCOlhe .Ho�pllal Tuesday lo St. Anthony Hospual in Coliim­ bua where he underwenl lung sur­ gery on frulay, His condiuon was 1i1ood Sunday. Mr, ad Mrs. John Strong of Columbus vmted Mr. anu Mrs. Law1· ence Chapman. They came for the funeral 01 his mother, Mrs. -Emma Slrong, Ulnty h1fne is building a milking parlor and in,talting a bula tank at his fum.· ,• u ...,a .a l e narvey 11 empIoy11r u at t he powder plant 111 McArthur. Mr. and Mrs. w. K Campbell recel ved word S und ay n1g · h t ot the ' cr1 ,·1ca1 cond 1' t10n o1 theu 100, J err,, an d h'18 w1·1e, as the resuIt of an autq, aceIdent m ' w h1ch two olh er per■ona were •·11 I e d. 'l hc camp· bells baby was unhur t. 'l'he local Campbell• went to .l"ostoria Sunday nighl. .Edmund Foster and. wife and mother, Mrs, Ginevra Foater, viatt-.1 Harvey Bratton, c Logan, Sunday. u Mrs. Graue Hen■ler ■pent Salurday w1"th her son, Cl ayton, and f am iiY, · Alba ny. H EAR TH £ · - · A. C, 81.AOf<Nlil, INIM. C)hle,, (Call Dlca Stenih Point Rock News Reported 1---•·•;;;;,;;-;;:;::;;;.· neSS .--.:! _ A1 1CTIONIII Ceraplei.'11 laAIM Crltt arMfonl ,1 Mi. and Mrs. Geo Souders and were Toni and Randy, -Xenia weekend guests of her pannts, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. S. W. Durst and Dell Talbott some rep•r have oomgleted work for· Mr. and Mrs. Smeeks. Mrs. Laura Wells who fell and injured her knee is better. Jerry Daily left for Norfolk after a few days leave. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brewer and daughter,. Long Bottom were recent guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer and Leanna spent the weekend in Columbus with their daughters Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbins and Mr. and Mra. Charles Suneral. Mr. and .Mrs. Randall Talbolt New Ltxlngton were Sunday visitors of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Myrtle Lee and Glenn Ables and Olive and Dell Talbott were gue.11ts of Lizabeth and Gene Car­ penter: Dorothy Durst and Loulse Bre­ wer visited Iva Carpenter Tues­ day. Rudy Durst called on Eber Car• penter Wednesda y evening. Mr, and Mrs. Corbett Patterson were i n Syracuse Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch and children, Dewitt& Run were re­ cent guests of her padents, Mr. and Mn. Charles VanMeter. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp were recent guest.a of his par­ enta Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesen camp. Mrs. Nell Middleswart s\)ent a few days with Mrs. Laura Wells. lly Mra. '-lenn• Milhoan Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ma;ynard Bahr and Billy, Sunday, -were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Salser, Rw.cine, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kuper and 1i1ler, Stella of Columbus. 1'he cwcasion was lo help M r • Bahr celebrate his birthda)'. H I• aon, C119h and l am 1ly O f M 1' ddleport, also visiled in Lile afternoon Mr. and M n, Everett Milhoan and Bcrnard VIII · 1 &ed Mr • and .Mra. Albert Milhoan Tburada)' it Bradbury. Mn. Mary Shaffer, Jean Seldenabel and Jacklyn Jean o1 Pomeroy called on Mr■ , Clara MUhoan Sunday afternoon, SLATID FOi IXHI IITION Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davia, Joan and son of Rced■ville called Jl!:&EY Crl'Y , N. J. UPI-Jim at the Milhoan borne Sunday eve- Piersall, the Cleveland !ndian1' conlronralal out.Helder, will play ning. blr. and Mr1. Everett Sluon of tor &he American LeliliUe All-Stars Long Bottom called at the borne again1t the Nat1onlill Leaa:ue Allof her parent•, Mr. and Mr■• Stan In an exhibition game at ltoosevelt :Stadium, Oct. 14. Muri T11,1or, Frida,. ,.;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;::;.;;:;:;;:;:;;.;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;.,;;;:;:;;;··..;; ··;;:;:;.;;= Legal Noftice Sutton Social Events Stiversville Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clair Shenefield of Marion returned home Saturday after spending a few days camp­ ing on the former Hill hrm . 1-'red Wakeley and brolhet-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1''aulkner of Columbus were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Worley Francia over Sunday. Mrs. Charles Baker has been ill (he pa8t week, but improving. daughter, W. R. Swen and Bernice epent Friday evening with the Lauer and Shenefield families. Mr. and Mrs. Worley Fnnds called on hill uncle Jonas Rath­ burn and Mr. and Mrs. Marlon McClure Sunda;y evenina. Mrs. Beecher Cooper 11 quile ill with a cold. Ernest Davia went to Colum­ bus University Hospital for ex• mination Monday. Hazael Social Notes --- 1 8-2"-41tp GALLON JUGS FOR SALE IN ■hlppln& containers. Ph. WY 2· 3344. (9) H, 6tc 19o ' Morine 20 1 13us, ness ---- --··== ·---- ---- .,...., _ .,. - -·- c-c---f'OR S-AL E standina. 9 ·23-3tc Harold 1 20b 1 I -,-C"'.CC""C"c-c - __ _ · - _ I l!:W HT ROOM Hlh.JS1-;, two five <'OMPLE.:TE 1..1-.SURANCE fRO tcdi�n, LJ.fe, Aute. 1''ire, Polio room apaumenli, A. N. }jcngel, Call Oon MU.ls, Middleport Pbone WYZ.3.i:72. H-2-tte - ---- - - - -----f O H JU1NT- Tt. r� office r 1 om.a BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCE over Sliffler S hoe StrJ re on AgP.nt3 , Middleport. Fire, AutoCourt St., jn Pomerb)", second mobile. Bonds. Phone WY2· floor. One larg� 18 x :"2 ft, room 29(13. 8-27-U -- -with adjoining !? 'I. 12. ... room ' ! One JO � li fro,•• room. All GOOD PAINTING done. Very ( easonable. Call Vl3·2484. See m•. -1·:1 palnled >N"iLh ne w floor \\' ilkie Sarson, Portland. c0Yeringi1. Pb.one WY 2-208@. I 1 8- 2-Ue 9•24-3tp. . -- -- - --- ____ 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath, three lols. 786 Hysell St., Middleport, J. 1 ( 2. ) ) t{ea l l::stote H . Allen. 9-7-tic I 8 1toou ,..8,. W ITII BATH Two story -- - - ho me neu school. Take over APA.t\l'MENTS - .furnOOed ancl u11Jum1.1 ..ed. .Mc�11ten, .Middle $4{UKJ per month payments after port. Phone WY 2-282 1 . J J tf down payment. Phone WY 2·11324. � 8 :&a 30tc _I MODEUN unfurnished � rooms t,·ult SAL.I::: FlVE ROOM HOUSE i and bath aputmcnt. _ Bi_rch cab· with bath, nice location. Melvin hicts, disposal, 1ncmeralor, Houd, 1 1 1 Lo.:ust St., Pomeroy_ large doscls. Phone WY2-5141. (9) 1 30tp 9· 16-tfe ------- ----- FOR SALE: HOUSE 5 rooms and bath, full size basement, douMODERN THREE room apartble lot, in city limits at New ment. UHi Mulberry Ave .. l'omHaven, W· Va. $BM!O 00 Phone er o y 9·20•tnsi -- -- - I TUi-24 1 4 9-2 1.fltc ( l 7 J Help Wanted 1'"0Jl SALE 9 room house, double -lot. 344 Bt!ech s�. . Phone WY2WOMA N OU GIRL to a11s1st with 385? after 6 P- m. 9. 24. 3tc housewurK and c.ire of two In• velids. Time off. No laundry. FIVE room; --:n d -bath, rl�ry a�d 9-20· 6lc _:_hon� WY2-6459. a half, three bedrooms, full basement, herdwood floors, furWAN J't:lJ a nice lady between nace heul, well water system, ages ol' 53 and 00 !or house• localed 011 large Jot wllh plenkeeper ur permanent home by ly o( shrubber_y just outaide widow er r n Syracuse, Oh lo. Hacrne city Jimil 11. !'hone W19· Write Hux tlt!B-H c/o The Daily 9-22-atc Sentinel, Pomerny. 9-20-tltp - 37a8. - · - - - -- ______ • WOMAN for cleaning, ironing 1 SYRACUSE - I story frame, five rooms, also l2x 24 store build· day ll week. WY2·J493 9-21-;Jtp in&, 5·8 acres, located· on Route J:.:.4. $3,000.00, . , . s two part l_l rne, one fHRE E, Ladie , ROUT I a3--Rapch style stone 1�11- llme lo help with our and frame, 3 bedrooms, 1 1·2 t.:hr1st.mu _se.aso� ending Dec. baths, lull basement, double 15. Part tune $35 per week, garage breezeway swimming f�ll ume $'1D.UO. _<.:ar �ecess.ary. pool, i-acre lot. $io,ooo.oo. I< or 11.�rsonal 1Uterv1ew cal � CHE SHIR E SMALL , FARM-l4 W Y:'.·?101 o� wh�te _ llox. 668� acres, 4-room fnime, Juli basecue l hc_ D1uiy Sentinel. Pom· mcnl , ba rn, chicken house, , eroy, Uluo, 9•i3-3tc plenty of water. Located on Uoute 304. $:JMO. UO. -- - -- - -- ·- -- - ! ASSOCIATlON needs lo• ROUTE 7 FAR#--176 11cres, no builcJi ngs, 36 ucres culHv ated, ul ,man ao-oo yeus for coulact 139 acres te11ced. Excellent lowork with busine1111 and pro• cation. $8000.00. Je&sHmal people th i s area, Must ALBE RT M. COX, Saleam.n lu1vc car, 1"1eld trail. mg plus suUHtant1al drawmg account Box 229 Phone WY:Z-2220 for man sdected, This is an 9-24-ltc WY2.JUO unusual money-making opportunity. Write Manager, Hux tltitK.:, care The Daily Sentinel, NOT h-■' OF FILI NG AND JJomcroy, Ohio. 9-23-atc H.A .ING ON 1�Vi ,.. NTORY C.'. N. 1.'••7 MAN lo lake over gas station, P,obot, Co••, ' t, ,_ u-·••• Co"n .. .. �, ,, Ohio . -�hon� WY 2-911:t0, 9-23, tfc TU the Exec utor or Admmistra- -- - - - -- - --- WANTED; Mechanic. Phone WY2- tor and lo sueh of the foilowin1 aa are re1ic1ents of the stale of Onio; wio. 9-23 . tfc __ ____ _ surYivmg spouse, u any,· ne,t o f _ k m; benefl ciarie11 under the wUI, ,r any; the altorney or attorney• rep1·e11em in 1: any of Lile afore-- --,c-c,-- ------ meutmncd per,ons·. -_ tlO USEKEEPER, GOOIJ COOK . No ¥ou are nereoy nolt'f'ed • that 00 obJechon lo 011e or two e h1hlren. the 15th day ol Septem ber 191SO an lle1ertince. !'hone WY 2- ;;iUcH. inventory and Appra1sement of ' tbe 01). 2.:.! , 3tc estate ot l -' h11l1p Bruch, dece11ed, l.i ENEHAL HOUSEWORK or HABY i.11 te or Pom�roy, . Ohio, �n Hid Lount y_ was llitl1 m lh1a Court. Sl'l' J ING. l:iy (lay or week. LoH aring on 810d Inventory and rena Snyder ' Rose Hill Pornappie- .aiatiinent will be had before ,' eroy. (9 22 3tp ---------' llliH (.:oun on the 4th day of October, l 9tl0, at 10 o'clock A, M. (L ''()) i:IUSI . �ary1 """ · C85 ·t.xcept1on11 there to may be filed y any in terested -part)' at a ny D P R UkNAClf, W k.T ING 1-,..u�■,--LLc. HOUil appltance• Arnol d Ar-. ,ime prior to fi ye days before the . then, Syrtcuw, 01160, Pt.on. date :iet for hearJna\\' H N.r.:S� 11))' idanature and WY:l....,_ I i. I I.ff the !ieal o! ■aid Court. thia BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Pond1, 15th day of September lfN.iQ basement and land■ca_ping, .i,·. H. 0-hRJEN Phona Cne■ter, Yuk.onS-3:lU. Judie and Ex-Ot'flcio Clerk 8-..it-:SOtp •By Ann Baker, --Deputy Clerk Allt 80NOJrJON1NG, REliRJQU t9l n, 24, 2te aUon Hl'ftet. Jacll'1 .RefriJer• tio,i. New llano. Phone 1'U2lla;i1, 6-.:11-U 1 Howard Dd Gilk�y to Clint GIikey, Parcels, Scipio. J. 0. and Mollie B. Grim lo Ohio Power Co., 2 1 0.38A, Colum, bia. J. B. and Roxie Scarbrough lo G. Douglas and Elsie Garnet" By Marth■ Holsln.. , Viaiton of Grace and Junior Hol■mger Saturday were Mr. and .Mn. David Cllne ol McConnelsville and Nancy Brawley, Vienna, W. Va. Se"Veral from here attended the meetilll: at Joppa Church Saturday evening to hear Rev. Elwood Gibbs ol Aehland, Ky. Emma and Robert VanMeter vis­ ited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J.ake VanMeter of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holsinger and da ughters or Racine v1s1led Sunday With Mr. and Mra. Chnton Holsinger. V isitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Barber Sunday evening were Ray and James Barber and a friend ol Empire and "11', and Mrs. Paul Chevalier and son, Long Bottom. Donald Buchanan spent lhe week end with his wife and daughter m Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Davis and Gauces: Montgomery · 1 6. 1 up­ daughter tta ... e moved to the Joe 50 FOOT Tn11-1 er, 3 fu 11_ &l•ied Hawley property here. per, 9.3 lower. 4 fl. open. Gallipo­ bed�ooms, full bath with au to- I Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Got&ehaU lis: 17.lil upper, 9.7 lofer, 4 ½1 feel mat1c washer, Maple Street, of Ballimore, Md .. !is, 17.9 upper, 9.7 lower, 4: 14 ft., Mi�dleporl. Phone WY2 ·!>'160 and daughter were r ecent guests ol h11 slater, er, closed off. Ail Kanawha River Ch ildren wekome. dams are on the sill. All movable _9-20-6tp Mrs. J . G . S w,1i n and husband. are up 13 through 33 and dam1 M, Mn. Lauer ,nd closed otf. do'fn: Lock 111: A. V. Chris ( �rv1c• Jr..Boat.s am, 10-0; Lock 17: Irene 3:30 WANTED: .Small Girl's Bicycle, am, 4-0; Lock 19 The 8:30 Chotin. AUCTIONE ER wh eels. l 'hon t> ':liso Ira.rang Aliquippa, 2 am, 0-1 1 ; Lock 22: The REASONABLE RATES 2 W Y -J34tl. 9·20-3tc _ . ,---,-·- �_ OVEC, IU5 am, 19- 1 ; C. V. Harner, SATISFACT ION GUARANT l!ED WANTl:o:D CUSTOM corn picking. , C,1II or writ• I. O. Mc-CO)' 10 am, 2-0; Lock 23 , Rock\t, 3:30 Contact Dclm<1r Hullon. Pome• pm, 4--3; Rober! R. Gipson, 4:55 pm, Chftl•r. otilo ruy HuuLe 3. Mt . Herman Road I 8 22 30tp 0-:.!, Helen Z, 1 : 50 pm, 3-0; Onward 1 __ 9-lHHp. 1 . 40 am, 3-8. NEIGLER BUILD.ING -SUPPLY Boats up: No upbot4nd boats Johns-M .. r. ,·i'.l" roof shingles, from Kanawha or Gallipoll!i. Up at l i l '.\/�ENG HU01'S , for prompt 8t• kitchen cabinels built to ordl'!r, Lock :.i.J: Beaver, 1 2:30 pm, 2- 1 ; Al­ cept.ince $l . 3 J per 01 . All other iiluminum window, and doon, bert F. Holden, 1 : 011 pm, 10-0; rouls al atlva r.ccd price also. g.irage doors, ceiling tile, vKlyl Charles R. Stevenson, 2:30 pm, 4-8: E II. '.1-lursc. Albany, Ohio, next floor tile and plywood paneling. 8. Wade Childrees, 4 am, 10•4; Ti• tu 'J tinnc�sec Gas Plant. I Call Neigler's, Racine. 8- 1 1-Uc Lain, 5:30 pm, 11-0. 9 24 3lc , and Land Transfers Eden Society Items Of Interest ,, . ') . ·MIND I F 'I" SI--IARE , . -,Mc $LJN 'w<TI4 ')OJ; . � JIWOO.E1 1 · . t\AA .· Y ' "iHINK 1¢'1'l ·6fCP 'IOU"� - ,·· •• N c l TH E R THl5 15 A 1t10DE RN BA6Y --- �-, ..,. Meigs County Women's Democrat Club Held September Meeting Thursday RUGBY The Seplt>mber meeting of the • Democratic Women held in Col­ Meigs Counl)' Democratic Worn- umbllfi recently in connection I en's Club was h� Thursday eve- with the stat@ convention was giv• 1 mng at the setjmd ward house en by Mn. Henry Benti who at · Mr and Mrs Alva Grover of tended . Mn. Geora:e Holman alao Che.shire were gue5'! and Mrs. .i.ttended. Mrs. Don Brewer, preai I Grover who is secretary of the dent, waa unable to attend due to 1'er �• -- ind Boys Org;rnna, · illness. �mocratic Women·s I tion in Gallia County invited the i I 11 the absence oI the program l o,· a l dub to atte nd '" 11 Y meet i n g 1 of 1hr1r dub which is held al rha i rman, Mrs . William B.lrtels, the program for the evening 1Middleport, Ohio ' \h(' L.ifaye\lt• H ot el . fi allipol i� . consisted of interesting rep<lrta A rrpor! on the Federatio n of of the state convention by rhairJ-�,.,,,,-..,,,,,,,,,,,,,---,----t ' man Henry Bentz, who spoke on �,. BUY. SELL and TRADE TIit: -CLASSI FI ED WA\'! 1he pliltform adopted at the con · , . :.L..vention Don Mullen spoke on 1. thr r('unt meeting held at Char• leston. W Va .. where Senator ,lul111 Kennedy was the speaker. Mullen illll'nded u a represen• ta1ive of Congressman Walter MoC'IIN 01her speakers at this meet in1c were Governor Law­ rcnrc ,,f Penn�rlvani;, and Gov• ernnr Errt C.1mhs of Kentucky . Mullen s,1irl he came away more crrnvincul th;,,n C\'l'r that the D rmocr; . 1 • c party JS the Party · who cares . SMITH CLOTHING Co. Bank Money Orders ? -7 0 I Mrs . Brn1z read an artirlc from Tbe L'rusa'1er, a church puliiica. lion Ill n·.?ard to the over em:• phas1� of the relii::ious issue In this cil mpa i µ:11 . Candidates Ernest Wrngl'tl , Ma>:rnc Allensworth and Geraldine Youn,i related inci• denls they encountered wl'llle c11mpaignin,;. Two mt.ietings were announced, one on Oel. . 4 at the second ward house, wh1th Is to be a polluek supper for candi• dales and eommlUeemen and their families. 1'he time to be announced and the October 20 meeting in Middleport (or candldall's uf both partles. �r. Grover also a_nnnuneed a (1.le(!bng of the co mm ;Ucr. no pollt1cal edul'atlon of thr loth con<.:re!Jllional dlatrlct Mo. 11d_a y, �kl. 3, at the Bradh�ry . b111lrl_111;: 111 Cheshire, at which �and1dates 'lf both p�rli('S are mviled to allend. The meeting time of the local club w1;1� ehang , ed from 7 : 3(1 to 8 P , m. Refreshments were scr 11!d by the new rcfrea hment �ha1rman Mrs. Phil Obllnger assisted by members. / I Mr. and MrH. Porter Midkiff of Ht'mlock Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Midkiff of Bradenton, Fla., visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill, Flatwoods. Mn. William Bartels entered Meigs General Hospital Friday (Qr observation and treatment. Mn. Clara Grueser of Enterprise is a medleal rpatlent at Meiga Gen• era! Hu�pltal. Mrs. C. F. Tompkiru; visited Fri­ day afternoon at Parhrsburg, W. fa., -with her father in h1w, Ben Tompkirni who is ill in the hospital there. l · · . - ·· {A. poem "Tea<:h Me To Pray" by 1ill>b hlcKJ;;LVEY Mrs. Geo11ge Bearhs, president, o'p­ Mr .. and Mrs. William A. McKelvey of Route 1, Portland, ened the meeting or the Past Pre­ aidents or the Ladies Auxiliary of are announcmg the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Drew Web1ter Post American Le­ Ann, to Mr. Don Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thel'on Johngion. held Wednesday evenlng at son o( Route 2, Racine. Miss McKelvey. i& a 1959 graduate of the home o( Mr:s. Pearl Hysell Racine High School. She worked for Gates , McDonald & Comlure, I use them oil the Mrs. Han')' Houdashelt was · in a Ohio, and is presently employed with the chaf'le or the devotions taken from p ny of Coluw.bus, a. time. They're ,afe, inexpen• J I Corinthians 13. The Human City Loan & 8avings Company 01 Pomeroy. Mr. Johnson is I Tooc h wu rP9d and followed with 19 [> 7 gr�d uate oI RaeIne High School and attended �hio State IO prayer. The pledge to the flag pre­ UJ11vers1ty for one �e?r. He then . entered Greer Diesel Engleeded a moment o( sllent prayer neeru,ig .School m Chicago, UUnots, where he was graduated : for the dead. in December, 1959. No definite date bas been set for � During the busine1u1 sessio ---------· ___ · t wedding. ------ w1.11 voted to 1lend 8 gift to �it� We Pi.y 3% Interest 0• Your Suings Loop ■t Millel"8 cotta,ge D yt I A ·Sift and birthday card �er: lo Mrs. E11zabeth Huber ,11.t Foster '" ' 'Ill , V Rett Home, and 8 get well card to �l•• Erma SmJtl;l. It Wal decided Women' the of anniversary meetin 18th The Association s I g . to purc h 11e decorations to be used of the 1',irst Upited Presbyterian Church of Middleport which In the poppy window on Memorial was held Thursday evening at the church began with a 8:30 Day. dinner in the dining room of tqe church. MAM& OMITTED Member Fedenl Re1ene System The dinner table was cente�ed with a large cake decorated Mrs. William Baxter was Jn Mr!i. Willard Faudree's name wu Member 1-'ederal Depo1dt lnsuranee Corporation omitted from an account or . the charge of the program and con­ In sink with the inscr_lption "Women's Association 18 Years , .. I 20th anni11ersary of the Forest Run ducted eeveral eonlest.s. · POMEROY, OHIO an encircled with ivy. Prayer hy Mr11. Baxter, chaplain, WSCS meeting. Twenty-five memben .-nd gueats, , coved with a white l'loth and on it concluded the meeting after wliich Mrs. O. P. Klem. MUls Nancy Dun- was the golden cross, the open Birefre11hme.1ts were served by the bar and Rev. Howard Ruppclt, were Ille, lour white carnations for the ho,atess to those named above and present for the affair. deceased preaidents and a white Mra. A. V. Howell, Mra. J. M 'fhe l'harter members, who were , candle. Lighling candles for the de­ Thornton, Mrs. Jed Weh8ter Sr · seated at the speaker's lable, were ceased members were Mrs. Ron•ld Mn. Lewis Stanley, Mrs. Owe� Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. E. O. j Hand, Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mrs. Watson and Mrs.• �ayme Holmef!. Tewksbary,. Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Richard Vaughan and :iw'a. James The October meeting will he Mrs. Charle[! Shumaker, Mrs. R. Sanb4t'n. The ot her past presidents h•l4 ,1 111• IM>... of Mn J 11 H. S�JlrqJ,¥,n, "1.rs. W. tt- Juhling, werC presented with red carnation M,r11. Garen StanabLllY, M:rM. Lilli�n corugea after which they took Stciff, Mrs. Hobert Shal'p, JliJ. their _ chairs on the platfol'm, AiPaul Haptonstall, Mrs. George An- 'aistin,:: in the ceremony w�N! ''Mrs. det'flon, Jr., Mrs. Bethel Coleman W. H. Juh ling and Mrs. Edward ap.d �,i:rs. �-trl Owen. Burkett. pr The thcii\e, ·•one World" was . Devotwnal leader for the meet• carried out in the table decoraLions . ..\s the g11ests entered the- I Jng was Mrs. Willia� Mo!rls Wh0 rooni a mobile railed "Le t's Join read exerpts 1r-0m Billy Grahap1 s We ·-1ntel!lrate , Rock Sprlnc1 Gran,e met Hand�•· was suspended from the article ·' W hy Don't Our C h urches." She read scripture 1huraday evening wUh Amo, door. gs the book in Paul's teachin from t.eonard, worthy master presid. 's table the spl'aker The center of , ' Jng. was highlighted by a ,olden cross. of Romans an_d 1 Corinthians. The minutes of the Sept. IO, 1942 Mra. Leonard, home economics ln the shadow of which was a chall"man eave her report for the glolle surrounded by six figures meeting were read by the secre• ye,ir and named Mra. Fred Leif. representina; all races. The11c fig- tary Mrs.. Floyd Carma�k- The hell, Mra. George 6kinner Mn Uftl were attached by rec.I ribbons .trcasurer � rcporl was given by Annis Phelpa and Mrs. 'Home; to locations on the J,llobe which Mra. Juhh ng. 1 R�ce aa lhe committee to work they' represented. . �embeh were u_rgcd to make in1dual conlribul1ons Lo the Sal• d1v_ with her for the new year. A con• Followlng Lhe dinner the regutrihution was ,:iven for lhe SIil· lar associ,nion meeting was held vahon Army and the Blood pro­ YIUon Army appeal. with Mra. H11.rold Sauer, president, g ram: The annual _summer medical pr esiding. Tho session opened with of fering was received and a con• A program was pre1cnted by the hymn "O, Master Let Me Walk I lribution was voted for the Cl'lilean the hom41 economics commltlee Wlth Thee " the same song which , reilef through the Church W orld with Mn, Leonard Jn charge. had been 8'un· g by the group at Service by the group. Plans were Group lin1Jng by The Qulltinc the organizatiomil Why let rough winter mows rilre )'OIII' blood preo­ meetini: 18 discu11ed for the annual bataar and Party · dates were set for Nov. 9-10 with ope11 ed t h e proa; ram folh>w- years ago. mre, when for about half the ooot of new -tor lire,, ed by a roll <'I ll with member. Mrs. Karl Owens, Mrs. Myron Mill­ prespaat honoring A ceremony )'OU can gel Winier Retreads with lmnou, Submbanite responding with something they ld4lnl8 wa11 conducted by Mrs. Sau- er and Mr1. Ronttld Hand named as like about the tall of the year. er. They included Mra. J. H. Hum- the committee in charge. , "'•d de,lgn. Up to 511 more traction than bofoN, In A J)Oem "Who's Who " by Mrs phrey, Mra. Ralpl'I Berning, Mrs. Guest soloist lor the evening was ,now , . . up t� 171 better traetion .In mud. Coodye11"1 Rober!, Louka, preoodod two aru: Dea Hayes, Mrs. J, B. Haye-, all Mn. O. P. Klein who had al6o been approved Suburbanite tread dellp, means you gel - at -Mra. A. A. Dillard, a gue&t elea, Watch These 81td1" by deceased, and the organlz:atlonal meet­ the bed Winter Retread, for the moneyl Save ond Mra. WIIIJ_am Grueter and "Be Mrs. George Anderson, Jr. (two I ing. Mrs. Klein, accompanied by Careful With Thal Gun .., WHHa m. termaJ, Mrs. Alfred Schleicher and I Mrs. Steur, sang be safe! • -- "O Rest in the -Grueser. hn·s Elija h, :,tendelsso from Lord" I ' , Mrt. Dwi&hl Wallace. Dita of non,ehse by Mra. Johl\ Ml improvised altar was used, 11,11d a medley of apirltuals lncludln and safety questions and' -- - - - · -· a h;ue and false . quiz on Ui4'' Gr■�• CClJlducted b� MrL UeonJ ard clo"d the P'Oiram. :,l· ,,,; �, the. cloae Q� ,,-e , · meeunc quartel'ly · blrthday i:u'pper wa� 'f'..Y"� i•om a \abl• '!'iih white cvnr and fttfrhtcd by candles. ... lllCi lwul7, 1 I I The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company S:�i Women's Association He./.d Its 18th Ann,·versary M"'et,'ng At Ch ch E. e·nt 1 .,_ GR IPE ? or GRIP! .. Rock S ings Grange Held Meeting Sept, 22 'II ) GOOD,lyEAR Approved Suburbanite Tread Design ., I · E A- C H $1 3-56 51111 750. 14 '70x15 AID CLINICS Bellone bearin& aid tehtchtle: • Plu, tnx and nc�ppo•t. tire .,,llod lo Mund IIN lioclteo er ,.. ... - . I,,f.•�l , ;1,l, · RIZER OI L CO. ' "YOU'LL UKE OUR Sl\=RVICE" 11- Ota,ned and OJier•ted i!i,ii ·lltreet �1 - • pPune W.�•l4111 · ... " '' ' · .' ' ••', • • I ... Pomeroy, Ohio our senior Phone WY•i-3011 · •��..,,,==="""'::,: l':lnaNi/D,, ,\rallable Beltut of Jllllllington • ... 1?17. Huntl- W. Robert jW. IIND, Mc,. -. .• ,\. Vt­ '· . , \ -;-. Of .,.. Avali.i,le Now nr...11a Th, ·v. 1>; Ellwuos tN$URAHa' 1Gl((Y' ' . ,. ' Phone WY.J.ii'41 BAST SECOND ST, ' i I A, ,.,. .. ... .., .' j PO�RO"., , ,, 1· � •If ,-. .• � \.i w: these 11aree Sailors Spending Leaves I Together Here ,O , ' -· 7 i /I { Spenders Put Utility Pole Accident Probed In Minersville ------ New Agent Takes U1t· J)utu,s 1.P M •· Co ly.. w. $30,0(N) HauJ • O UfSeS fgOnlze Mason C nty Assoc,·o�;on · ------ __ ___ 1 It-vfile Li1 Shot In Leg While Hunting -- Hugh Murphy, Reed6ville, was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, Saturday evening foUowing Meigs County's third minor hunting accident of the year. Murphy was reported to have Ileen squirrel bunting with a shot himaelf in the leg. According pistol and as he tried a r.ut draw to the West Virginia Slate Police at Parkersburg hi5 injury ia not serious, even though he was ad· milled at the hospital. Suit For Divorce Filed In Court A ,uit for divorce has been riled Jn the Clerk of Courts office by Larry Carpenter, Rutland, a minor, against Jerusha Carpenter, al.so a minor. The plaintiff flied on gl'Dunds of gross neglect of duty. f H"!'e Money, Wil ­ Travel, But Not Without Blood Molfl county MW ho cantrl,. buted 1MMJ hi finance Its Reel Cro■t Bloodmoblle Protram for another '(ffr. New it nNd1 blood. · Men and ...,,... ma, blNd thlli Wednesday at Iha Pomeroy Junior Hith euillitor• � noon to , ,. m.. All cf'Nlta at thl Huntington llood Center have lteen depleted, At INlt 150 pints a,. needff, Hthorltln uy. to ftllfft local until anather visit of th9 blNdrnobile. Gl,q blood If fw no ether rNIOII from th■rnkfufneao that you an in t,MCI health end hive blNd to gtft. Many Show appnd1tion k putting your hulthy Wood lnte the .,.IM of llfMn. ,1.,. •!Mftd, c1en,. APPLE IUTTIR The Ladiee Aid of the Church of Christ in Rutland wl.11 make app)e butter Sept. 27. Contalner1 1bould be left at the home of Ethel Nel• son, Salem SL, and orden made by telephoning SH 2'"'°31, -- Golden Triangle Flooded With Baseball Fans il'looping It Up Mter 33 Year Pennant Drought Open House Held S Sc,p,o , , p. T.A. At Harr,sonville , Air-) ' ■ I f· , ot·her Try ur Moon OrbI•i •h 'Ill Be Made Bandits .Ma· ke SeMGJ. o. , 4,;p '"I ..., ,i ;. ,1► . · �· · · the �et. ' FIIEJ! ESTIMATES ' I �',2. U0.00 lo '16.00 per day to.ln. o o m and i Board that.may be p1>rcbased jj\one. t;lberal ml,cell111eous benefits up to $1!0.00 a,:e provided In addition to HoopItal �edwal �f·>,11,1. : ·· Ejpe111e Bepeflts, Physicians' expense rkjer. •, , i ll)d the most liberal Surstcal Schedule on· . ,i u: . • ' t• • p• l } waVIDg i \ •'.>''.. : 1. Written O\I people lrom 85 lhrough 100 �rs, , ._ ,. · a, . I i clU­ :1�• 1'1!111 0111Stantlin9 Features: Come ·ln for • FREE teat and dernonst.ratlon Ot the bteat io bearint ahla' tad •llM'inl al11111es. Alt to 1H the tiny new · Jubilee model ' bearlns: 1kt lbat ii TtWQ entlrely It the -Mr. ,n N high cost of hospitalization ex­ • 1 QUALIFIED OPERATORS zeno with protecUon against the I 1:· \ We Use CsiMpUhii Bulll Bulldozers to.­ POJ;;,J.v al Ille MARTIN 38th, Ho..,. 1M. iORE P�OPlE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TI RES THAN ON ANY OTHER. KIND . providi'ng approach . pense. � FRll)AY, Sept. EAR· ward modern PT. PLEASANT at th•·· LOWE HOTEL on THURS. SEPT. lllb. Hours 10,4. WE PREVIOUSLY RAN U3.iltl A PAIR IN ERROR . clin!c a with Be Assured Of An Adequate T ' Hospltallzatlon Insura�c• writ• ten . . ... ..•=• ... ...... -.. ....... -'""' _,-....,. ................. rarttJ .....,. llttk - ---::".':�--::--::-:-::------------....:..� %:::':'.'. nday, September 28, 1960 81NGLI: COF!o' - le Mel Clark, Weil Columbia, former major lf'.ague outftel�fr and nationally reco,nlzed fox h unter. will be apeaker the eve� � ­ lng of Sept. 30 (or tbe lleiP. County Fox H11nt1:n' Asaoelatio · , banquet held i11 Racine Hleli ' · S!'hool gymnasium. The dlnner'·,wm follow (Mi ,, day's activity of fleld -tritll hounda. are cast a& , d1Jbrea1t.' t After dinner, if the bun hne enel'I)' left after their f day out of-doors, ibere wUI ' square and round ctan·r.!tng. · it' Ladies of the Racine PTA art .. · serve the dinner. Thursday ni&bt the anol'iatlon event apena with a Bench Show at the Legion Hall 111 Racine. Sat Lllday at daybreak hounds will be cast in the Derb)' and. ' . BEGIN AT SCHOOL - Heavy earth movt ng equtpm;nt has moved Into Sugar Run Ail•Age run, doi:1 running to1e- . . . where Pom�roy's new el�mentary school buil ding is to be constructed. Sever � Williams ther, but acored separately. Rib- - , �uJpm�t 1s seen here with a huge tree stum p In the right foreground. House in the rear, hons, rosette&, trophies and euli; n_· hiih, ts the Vaughan place. a,e being offered o n the lie¢ · . Bench and Field evenlt. : ·. ,-·� · Bench Show Judge ia Lero, 1 Pitzer, Fairview, w, Va.; the. ringmaster la Jack Cada, Gam• . �ridge, 0., and Master of Hound1 . � CANAVERAL (UPI) _ 1s John Green, Fairview, W. Va. 11'1 ia planning another 10 . on atwnpt to put a U.telllte iJtto; orbit around the moon this A l:!ill of exceptions has been I bi11 of except!ona now pr.oceeda set up under law for corrections, ,eat filed m th� Mells County Clerk into a poHibly lengthy routine: answen, or changes In the tran• ,, despite lts "annoying" sixt h lunar probe failure Sund1y. of Courts JD the lnJuncUon auit Judge Bacon i:oust approve it for script as filed. Tlie new moon rocket will carry The caterpillar in question wu apiu1� county pureha&e of a D- 9 accuracy and acceptability, 110 a d;i>llcate of the 18? . poond caterptllar. must attorneys for both 11ides, to cost $151,275, payable in three ''tp,ce lab@nlory" destroyed Jn The �ceptions actually are a and along each step .of the way installments, with money a11eady lhi�· flation'a late1t lunar nplora­ transcr11>t of August lffth pro. ftlpulated period1 of time are paid In: $3,600 monthly rentals to ----'- ----tion 1 tetback. ceedlnis presided over by Judge have been deducted. Sunday's effort to fire s aatel• Joh� C. Bacon. At that time Recently, a majority of the lite , 340,00 miles to a lunar orbit commissiGners, Rolland NeutzlinR J.u�ge Baeon turned down the peo s ended in wreckage at � bottom Dan Harlingu voling yes, ap• btton of ·Homer Goegl8ln to stop and '!tie Meigs County SheriU's De­ purcbue o1 the caterplllar. proved a resolution of intention partment la inveatigaUng an ac­ or the uteAn le&& than 1me hour Goegleln filed an appeal Seplo continue renting the ealerpil• sident on Rt. 124, after a un­ after an A\lu-Able rocket b)aated · tem ber 2. lar if it cannot; be bought, and to ldentiried driver, opentlng 1 hym its pad. pay $3,600 per month rental for bread truck hit n power pole eoo Court attaches Hid today the ��;._ume It has been used .. feet above the Provlco Millin, Co., in Minersvllle thla n,,orntnr; at 8:30. :· . Wltneues said that lhe driver • GeQrge Strode, Sporta Editor of [ o the truck WH not inj'l'l'd I the Ati>en, 111e...n1:.,, Sund,r .... · h _.._ ,1,c1,d ll'e&ld... -�I the SootJI. o,,.;.il!U . �w:, .Hl\OltlPIJon - · · .,.. , · h a . a ,ed orr ai N1tm'tr:t)h10 Sports"'iura afld tH· \lf' •- · · � -7\9i-,,1"il:!'.£� l l!:' ; Floyd TB1bo t, l!6, Barbe,ton, Sportsbroadcasters l\.sloeilltlon. 0., was arrested Uftng CffOn by t h e Sherl(f's · 880ft 11D . . He succeed!! Chester L. Tanne- . · Department Saturday tor night Ml A; hill, editor of The PomerGY-Midnersvlll♦ rffldent ha, M.i8.II Wanda Ruth Stepmle, 2i. dleport Daily Sentinel. . IHrn♦d I lff&On about flylnt driving while intoxicated. He forFuneral services for Mrs. Lettie Elected vice president was Bob airplanes· without Pf'OIM'r train. felted $1� bond this morning of Aur<1ra, Va .• has been nam• Cunningham, who died al Holzer Willis, Wellston banker and part- Ing.· No, he w..n•t pllollnl a ,.. when he laJled lo appear in ed Home Demon1tration Agent for Ma110n County and has aslloapltal today at 9 a. m. will be time sportewriter and sportsbroad• or I DC 7, IM,t a mOfMI air- County Court. 'the only of.her person arrest- sumed her duties. held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from cuter for the Wellston Telegram p11.,.. Thi plane w•• rHcly to the Ewing Chapel with burial in and Wellston radio station. The new ■r:enta i1 a graduate of be 1ent Into the wlld blue yon. ed by the department over the weekend was Douglas Sayre, Ra- Aurol'II High School in Preston Hobart Wilson, Jr., Sports Editor der, by the would be pilot. Portland Cemetery. , She was born Od. 2fl, 1888, in of the Galllpolls Tribune, was relnttHd of hHdlni Into the cine, RD 2. He ie being held fOr County in the dau of 1956. She ' investigation. re<:elved her BS degree In home Lebanon Township, the daughter eleeted 11ecretary-treasurer. cloud, when Ml let looq of ttt, of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. and Mary economiC!II at West Virginia Uni• The meeting was held at the Fair pl■ne, It turnff around ind Greens Country Club near Jack- taok • noN dive right Into the Taggart., versity in June, UMIO. IS O She will l'Ucooed Mn.. Ramona Surviving are a broth41r, E. D. sori fo11owing a dinner there. Wil- chin of t he 30 yur old pilet, Holliday, who resigned Ute poll• T■Hart, Fort Pierce, Fla., son was authorized to pdrc=hase wi.en the Injuries ..,.. totaltd' tian in April . of this yea� Since listers, Mrs. Rettle LeMas- trophies !or presentation at the the pilot wa, the onl., CHUalty,, ., , �. Fontana, Calif.; Mn. Zettle All•SEOAL footbaU banquet set J,te went to Mel91 Goneral Hoslhat Umt, the County has been without an agent. H9(ferman,. Franklin, Pa.; Mrs. now for December 1 in the city pltal and had five 1tltchei In Miss Ste,pmle has said that she Nettie Smith, Syracuse with winnb1g the grid championship. hi, chin. will meet in the near future with An effort will be made to have whom Mrs. Cunningham qi�de The model plane wa■ not llamher home and a hal( brother, E. this date changed. farm women's �h•ba .to map out •� a proaram in home demonstration It conDicts with at least two o. 'faJgart, V-cine, - 0. / • AKRON UPI-Two masked men work. Her hu.sband, Ed, died Feb. 24, other Important meetings, the aparmed wlt.h pistolH today robbed pearance of the Ohio State NCA lNO. the Weat HIii, Bnncb of the champion Ohio basketball at team l'ROMISIS IIG GIANT Fritinda may call at the fl.lneral First National B1nki of $30,000. University, and the Middleport STANFORD, Calif. UPI-Tht home 1ny time. ou The a1111men entered the bank largest single unrestricted grant Rotary club sponsored football at 10:14 a. m. EDT and shouted: ever made to a ·university-$25 banquet for the Yellow Jackets. "This is a 1tiekup." h Attending were the orticera .n1mmillion-has been promised by They ordered all patrona and the Ford Foundation to Stanford ed and Willard Fitzp,trick and Ed Registered nurses O f Mason Clark, Jackaon; David Kempton, County met recently at the Appa - b� nk employes to line up. Then University provided Stan(ord Athens, Robert R.oberta:, Pomeroy;· lacblan Auditorium in Point Pleas- lhe bandit& cleaned out the tell, matches it with ffl fflillldn with­ Odle O'Donnetr, Gallipoli!; John ant lo organize a county wide er·s cages, ran f111m the bank, in five years. and fled In a 191Ht Chevrolet with :_ , Web41r, Wellst'tin; John Ward, Nel- group of nurses. , sonville and Jim Myers, Logan. During the meeting nominating Ohio liCflnse platea. The estimate or the lpl ount and telephone committees were named. Members of tlie nominat- taken in the robbery wu made in.a eOIDmittee are Mn. William by bank pre1fdent. Harlan ·P•ige, Thr-ee )'OUnl Ma,on Couhty. sall• Alarnhoul, Mn. J. S. Duncan, arid 'I'he two men apparently llipped ors are pi'eaent1y spending fourMrs. C. L Brown. Members of the through �lice bloclt-1e• &et up . teen day leave, at • their home,, y telephone committee are Mrs. alter an aJarm went off, after having completed their P�BURGH UPf-Tbe 33Police •aid one of the bank Frill Frey, Mrs. o. s. Kelley, and h11ic recruit llaining at the Naval . • drou1ht finally WIH �nant employea managed ta slip° out of Mn. Robert Lutton. , e joy that a<!comh t And .endMt. , Trlinint , Center Great Llkea, llli• the bank While the robbery was Harrl1onville Scipio PTA held an Plans were made for another pniell Ibis fact ■Imply 1t1tamped · nols. � yoons m�n all enlist• open house Wednesday evening, progress in and c alled to report meeting to be held October 10. �atown Sunday ed together, ttalned together, Sept. 21. All teachera, parents and Ptttsbw:&h Attending were Mn. Homer Mar- the holdup. A -bank alarm abo d and are now on leave tosether. pupils were Invited to the get11i.ght. wu tripped a, the two gunmen tin, Mn. Bertha Harmon, Miss flle air was u.turated with that They are: fled. acquaInted senIon . . Bert ha Condee, illra. L. L. SchWilliam Eugene . C,onno11y, Airsweet smell or 1ucl?eQ, and New teachers, Mrs. llae YOURJ ween, Miss Louile Roush, Mrs. -man Apprenllee, u. s. Navy, son choked the lidew,tka and thronga Margaret Gray. Mrs. Dorothy Mor­ of Mr. and Mr�. Charles B. Connol- and Mrs. Maurita Miller, were in• rieon, Mrs. Marguerite Shields, Here For Interment ., streets to inhale il aa they await• The remains of Grover Hiram ed the arrival from Milwaukee of ly :Route 2 Leoti. Connolly will re- trod�ced by Mr. George Dallas, ex­ Mrs. Louella Morgan, MISI Evelyn cut1ve head of Northwestern. lm­ ' e Jarrett, who dled near Washing. thei, heroe>-the 1960 Nation,! ri to the fiaval Air Station Anaents have �n made with 8'ickma11, and those named to ton, D. C., Saturdll', will arrive League champions-the Pittsburgh provem I c., n1ton. upon D. waahl , eo,Ua by train in Athena at 6:33 p. m. Pirates. .1 more ito be made in the near fu• committee&. oofflpletion of bl■ lean. ture. Tuesday. Police Superintendent James Tony Martin Cbeesebrew, Burial will be in the Beech Slueser said th,t estimating the Mn. Bea Wood, president, ap­ man Apprentlce, U. S. - Navy, son. Grove Cemetery at 9 Wednesday 8.lze of the crowd was nearly imOI Mr. 'Ind Mn. Jphn s. Cheese• · pointed five delq:ate1 to attend Auxiliary To Hold morntn1. He had lived here years possible. But he aaid that. accordLe­ at County .A. Councll P.T the Pleasant. brew, Route 2, Point Meeting September 27 ago. ing to police reports. some halfChfftebrew, enlisted ae an Air• I tlrt Falls on Oct. 13. They are The Racine American Legion Haiel Lewis, Gilkey, Faye Louise million person• turned out to wel man Recruit, one ·oi the choices· of MEIGS GINIRAL HOSPITAi.i Sta'ntey, Helen Williams and Hazel Auxiliary · wtll · hold 1t1· regular come home the victorious Pirates. any Navy applie1l1t. meetin1 at the Legion hall, Sept­ Saturday adml1sion1: Jean Ste­ People began conver&in& on the Owen Eqene Pllllta� Seaman Hendenon. Named to the way1 ember 'Z7, a.t a o'clock. wart:. Middleport; Mirtha H111ton, area 1hortl)' arter the Pirate& ofAp....tice, , U: S. Navy, husband and means com'tnittee were ;.fary •There will' be a silent auction, a Du-,bar, W. Va.; Kathryn Windon, ficlally clinched the pennantof Deloria J. Plante, Route · '2, CtneY, chairman, lk!tty Gllkey, movie; and relruhmenll. Margaret Pomeroy. Gilkey Davldl<ln, Clinton when the Chicago Cubl -ellmlnatPotni "P.leaaanl Plant:a, enlisted in Leodell Ypat, president wishes to t_hank ,Sat,urday discli■r,:es: Dorothy ed the St. Louis Cardinals in the , N•�•1 High Sct\ool Graduate and . Charle a Kina. A comm_itte� wn also named to al! members who took- p,art Jn the Roseberry and daughter, Racine; the Wll\dy City. Tralnlnl Pro�m. which laaured Dora Al'ln Duckworth, Syracuse. to the black topping under Fall Festival Saturday hl&ht. aee "Bring on tbe Yanks", "The him . of attendin1 a Navy SCbOOI in S_unday admlaalona: Dewey Y3'1U Are Ned,.. ·'Yankee · You'll "'ulp­ the playground around and omc .e]ectronies ul)on of field the Moore, Aahland, Ky.; Audrey Mc Go Home'' sprang up on liomeple�lon of h� 'buic tr1inlpg, and mcnt. They _ are Jake carsey, Mery] Thurman Youth Cited . Laughlin, Pomeroy. .;_ Aft Glltey. d . a Bernard t. Houdaaheld h made signs throughout the goodhe Will. whea ,. bls Jeive expire•, ---•· ..,. Rt, 124 W� Sunday di1ehargea: None. · report to the Naval Tralnin1 Cent• 1 A nursery was started lor thenatured mobs. The O hio State Patrol lnve1UgalChHdr-.n, Too er San Diego, California, for a children with toys being bro11ght an accident at 4 o'clock yealer• C<!,IL KOHL BURIID Nuraery td tul)er'li80l'S ild. h c h c ea by ol rate the In Little children, carried by ex• coune of instruction Frlenda and relatives of Carl uberant parents, fell aaleep on Electroilia Technician. H� Ja a were Betty Arnold. Kai'en Gilkey, day afternoon at Lanpville, on Route 124. Kohl, Sr.• Pittahurah, Pa., son of their fathers shoulders. One todWilliams. eryl and h C Sally h graduate of Point PleaaaM- Hle The by-law, being n:vi11ed the A car driven by 1 ROy Gilbert, 17, Vil Kohl, fonnwly of Pomeroy, dler, whose mother sale! "juat had . i.AU these men enlisted July Gtb, 1roup will now meet the third Thurman, 0., ran Into the back of w■e burled reeently at Pittsburgh. · · Tueaclay of each month. Ml!IETIN4 CALLID · KINNIDV CITID . another car operated by Hubert A meettnr of memberi and P1)r• Dale 'Kennedy, 37, Middleport. The proar.a m committee tor lhe W: Taylor, 60, Middleport. GUN tottaciaS- TO Min waa arre1ted by Middleport Police sona wlshtna to join the Cttlans N · /fte . Friendly Nellhbors club Is neD. meetlna on October 18 will bet1 was arrested by the patrol . Iii ai­ ui for dlalUftiJhg' the "ace. He will Ral11W, ballll' Of CIVIi . DefenH will h ·to Wll ito'p' fithlN folLewil. hy� and Gilby Buel M Tl:lh· .'• to•llold Ha monthl)i meethq: In M1J1or Kermeth 'McEl· be held 'nunday 1t 7:IQ p. m. · In ' ·"'diy; Sept, 2'rt at the bomtl �r Mn, The roOm banner w11 . won by Mrs. 4u� diltince. Dam■«e to both appear y , P� b!Moy's colll'I. � WU mbror. �� YoWll'I room. �' 0.H'it� .,... 11;� � �� - �· ,'. , JJf .. . .. � ' ·r� • t< , .') 11 ·. ,,.4 ,1 •: ;'-,. t� • . 8,1. Sportswn'ters --Mrs. Cunningham President In '60 'Le.sson TO p · '/Oi: 1.11....., ' "' , · To Be Buri�- ·-· , !',g,gp Chi . ,. . OY D . A w· Wednesday At 2 r . Built Und"! SCS er ,U� Progrant o• Individually s FREE HEARI N G' ·, ent1ne Clark Will Speak At Hunter Dinner lfOOe NaJ11.ed. { t.· , : :: , · · ., , W�t•r Su ��:: •�., 1 �1 , 1 . .' , Pl US •. " " 'he en 1or H·OSPITAL POL ICY . - --- •, t' ,, at . ' Pomeroy-Middle NO. 136 Transcript Filed In Caterpillar Case Brought-­ By Homer Goeglein, {',ailed 'Bill Of Exceptions' ·4J In 1960 1 t�,. 3I or vw� with � . � -: '·�1·. · •i-�'.Nib ��eP , RETREADS XU -~ ,, �w�nee-�ver,'' ... 1u;;�,..' 81 and "Swing Low, sweet 'Oharlot." , ' 1 --=- 1 · · . TOlttGMT · . Speaker for the program was e ., Lesli Nan .... lwa!Mln Rex Rev. Ruppelt who used the topic, I EDl.LS THE OF "MIRACLE h "Toget erness." He mentioned the (Clnema•ope) fact that all races and creeds had - also wonhipped together in this chureh Char1ton Hutoii - Gary Cooper in recent years He also used aevTHE "WRECK eral personal e�periencei to illusD AR" MARY E' irate that among races there 11 · (Cineniucope & Color) 'T.10 difference. He Contrasted the ] , Mso Cartoon race situation In our country and 1 European countries, stating that If\ SUNDAY and MONDAY su,ope ther, " , togethernaa in Elbabelh Taylor and race but a certain separation in Montgomery Clifl· in religion but in America there ls a "RAINTREE COUNTY" mo,ement· !or togethema" . in re, (T0<hnicolor & Cioetna1<ope) ligion but 1\ill a separation in race; _ a l'eo _ -!{anjty· Span:, in Mrs. James Sanborn •dl1pl1yed material which she had recel.ved •� ''THE BIG NIGHT'' the Leadersl)lp n-atning Sehool at (Interii'■tin• 'teen-Age PICtUNIJ Wooiler College in July w hen shl! "Ralntree COwity" Approx. 8:,0 ' attcnded H a delegate. 1 ' ' ' ·,� (Part over 'taiM f.l,ab.L'' at 7 : ' At the d011e of ttie meetitlg mf.lTI At· . ft;) ·· ' . - · , · . . .fUao ,, bership cards were distrib"1t� n . . �Y' : ' •¥· ,earttio ·, 1 · Mrs. Sauer. . .· · · TMrnioo VOL MEIGS THEATRE Past Pr<>·- s1'den t's Of A UXI•1•,ary M ef <>dne�•dOy N!lg W·)'-_ • ht -. -:::-::--::-::--::-:-�--------------�--�-----\! C. E. BJakellec w11 cuest 1pea• lter, when the TWllillll Garden Club met Th ursday evening at th Federated ChL1rch educatioi;i . .• _. buildln& , . . .. Con11en'1tioh abd the need ol ��u• •o Mitt saving top 1011 was fl¥ topic ol �he speaker, who al� shQ.w� aD ·111e W:H4W'ood �n club will 1nterestin, colored , ��lnl., 1'The meet WedaOICUiy at 8 p.m. at the Earth Is 'I_'hl!l l.ord s . M,1. Her- h pme oJ ,Mn, Paul F'iiiher with man Humphre, ol The r11 ! n'- , Airs. Karl Grueser a, co-h01te11. reg1oi,al dlredor of tl!e Ohi:o A'$· _ , sociation of G,11.rden Clubs spoh oil ruture proJecU of the Asso­ ciation and reminded the mem­ ber& of the re&ional meetin,:: to Pi:nnemy. Ohlo be at -1-,ake Hope Lodge dining TONIGHT ·· room oit--October 12. •ONCE MORE. WITH FEELING' (Technicolor) · , . Mrs. T. A. Henrles1y ph!sided Yul Brenner - Kay Kendal) at lhe meeting and devotion, - al!IO were Jed by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. who read a poem "I Btlieve Iii. , " VAU,EY of the RroW°P,QDS' God" and closed the devotions 1 John Hq�soo _ :-- Ly�n � - _ nay with lhe Lord_'s Prayer in unison. · $UN., MON. and TU .,'. Mias Ethel Garland told o! a lrip she and her sister made to the "BF.CAUSE THEY'RE; Y.Oll!'JG'' West recently. The new yeat Dick Clark - 'flt1•Mtay Wflld . - alto - . � boob were distr.ibtltfd. , - )4r.f. Pe.tlrl Hyitill read· an :• ■ri,iCle o� I 1 '-'!J'HE .MOJJ� 1·�1., RO',,ED" bird!, . • . •, · . • .,.,. $,e'n...._>"- l�I•�"' Gifts wore P.re�nted to, Mrs,.. · : Ru�itll'.,t»J,f;.'�Jl,l1; 11:l:mJn. Humphrey ancl. _ M'�. Blakesl,e� ·' · ; .�ij!t'-,c)C!Ji'•ftP.4'.liJI , by _. �rs. Hennessy oti . ��( of , · . _ m:� .. 1 1 _.::::X:!0\t • . • . · · """7 · -- ,, the. f1Ub. - ·t ,} ·. · . . ·- • S ♦ 6,30 poijuck dlnn!/' \n t�• �· . IIMD �l!'��1'1-t,!11_ .4f ehlJlch dl�ng room' �te��· ,lhe meeJing watb the hotiu� -Mts.l ·· Mr. and Mra. Norman Fisher of Sepecaville are the guests of rela• tlves in the •rea. · Ch arles Spen(er, who i1 emplo_y• ed in Pltt8burg, Pa . . is spending a few day& with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Midkiff of Bradenton, Fla., are the guests of relatives in the area-. e Give Your Blood Wednesday At Pomeroy High F-1vor1 wero cor...,•• of chryialltbemwn,· and juniper- made by Mrt. Wllliam1on, Mr,. WobIler and Mra. Gerald Wildumulh . Guelb weN Hr. and 11.n. Blakellff, Mre. Humpbrt)', Mn. Marie Ca� or Clearwater, Fla., , aDd M.lh farbara Rou.-1, At GQrd.en ClUb ly LUCILLI HAWKINS - h G•UeSt SpeaIcer In Pomeroy s.lturlian Coats . Web■ter, ii,, and llrL • P il wit. Hamson provldiQJ the desaert. C, E• -Blake',ill -'ee· People ..... I Engag,ement Is Announced Mainly About J ACKETS j ' : ' 1 . 3-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., � Sept. 24, lll60 ' Hoffman Rites Held Sunday In Point Ple.asant Funel'a) aervices were held at 2 p, m. :Monday for William S. Hoffman, 8'l, of Point Pleasant, Route 2. who died Friday night alter a long illneu. �ices were held al the Spill• man Methodist Church near Weat Colwnbia with burial following in the Lone Oak Cemetery. Mr. Hollman, a retired carpen• ttr, had built bis own casket sey. er■I yeua ago and atored it al · _home. Following bit, inatruc­ tionl, be w• to be buried in the t:ullet built by him. lie waa the son of the late Mr. and Jin. James Hoffman and w11 a native of Muon County. Surviv• ing are bis wife, Inez V. Edwards Hoffman, �lumbus; four daugh­ tera, Mn. W. H. Runyon, Hunting• IOn; Mrs. Iola Coleman, Poinl Pleuant; Mrs. Fa,-e Smith, and Mn. Marcille Wilkes, both of Co­ lumbw. four sons, Howard, Le-­ tars; Forrest, Henderson; and Harper and Hebert. both of Co­ lumbua. In addition he is survived by tJn-ee 1i1ten:, Mn. Etta Youns and lit•. Daisy Kn�pp. both or West Columbia; Mn. Olevia Young Clifton; three brothers, Nathan, Columbus; Newton, z,neeville; and Okey, Springfield,' Ohio; 20 grandchildren, and 41 gre11t grand­ children. tible, bearin, the ball players hia firat birthday two weeb ago" definitely was in · the spirit or rinall)' arrived in the Golden Tri, the occasion, dressed in a base- an1le at ■bout U:J5 pm EDT. ball uniform the back of w hid& Pirate announcer Jim Woods sign. . bc>re a "Beat 'em, Bucs-"- who accompanied the team. on th� But as he toddled along hold111g . from Milwaukee, said every on to his nother's hand. he kept hght connected witlt- tbe club was one a plastk milk bottle jammed-con- soaked with champagne, beer ·and tentedly in his mouth. - --liquid. motorcade or open conver- anything The --Aidmen Give Relief To Norman' Terrel Middleport emergency aidmcn - were calhed at 10:10 p. m. Sunday to aive aid to Norman Terrel, North Firth Ave. • Mr. Terrell WIS enroule to a y WASHINGTON (UPI) - Casey Stengel, prouder than ever doctor in a friend's car when his of his triumphant New YoTk Yankees, rated his !Olh Amer,·. condition wol'Bened and the sq\11d was called. He · wu. given emerg­ can League pennant over all the Others today "because every. ency relief south of Milla St. on one thought we couldn't do it." South Third, and taken to Meigs F1nall)' relaxing a bit aner Sun. General Hospital in the emergency day's +3 pennant clinc her against compan:- w1lh the former New ambulance. t. the Red Sox In Boston, th e chi p,- York Giant manage "He was one of the greatest of per 70.yP.ar-old Yenkee m anager time," Casey .-id, "and l never Aid Squad Called all , paid tribute to all the players who helped hlm win since be ·took over could hope lo be the manager be After Swiq Accident was." the club in IIM9. The Pomeroy emercency squad Stengel added that it was "a colw ,:Without them, I ouldn't have was called to Peach Fork Road players e won one peruw;t, never mind 10 " lectivc erfort by all th at 7:08 Saturday evening to give ' the club" that won (or the on &aid �Hey. • aid to Cathy Wilson, who fell ro Yankees this year. ''That first pennant you ncv r from • grapevine SWing. foreet,'' he said. "The firth one "I guess you'd have to say the She suffered a pouJble broken we won in a row was something Yankees played like they know ankle and wa, taken to Meigs apecl.al, too. But l gotta' 118y this how, arter we 1ot beat twice by General Ho■pital by the squad. one now goeB on top be!'amc ev­ Kansas City I litUe while beck," eryone thoul!lht we couldn't do it." he said. "W�'ve come on t.o win ._ SHADE MAN ARRHTID nine in a row and that's !Offlething. 'vernal H. Well, 24, Shade Wal Tle With McGr•w Casey's 10th pennant ties him In the pinch that we were in, you arrested Saturday ni&ht by Pome­ with the late John Mf:Graw as the generally loee one or two, but ef­ roy Police f9r apeedinC, lfe will m1naser who has won the most t41r KanNB City that Y•nkee spbit appear before Mayor Charles Le­ pr tomorrow "lf!':L · took over and Ula 'WU tt." tiop, bot SlellilOI . . llilI lie cotddll> Stengel Prouder Of ThIS' One Than An Of Those other Nme J,'-'1-... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 24, 1960 swisher