https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0ae988b4ca8c5b711642e3d82e81cd6a.pdf e9cbcb4f59a00ab55675422f3c457acb PDF Text Text __ .. , . . . . .... , rn111na: Oepl s, Advisors Recognized At , · R. A. Roush Family Enjoyed Sunday Reunion Mainly About �eople Middleport Worship Service Sunday I =i"ntce Of recognition for the teachers of the SWlday f _ ; .,_.,.. ! In Pomeroy program and the youth advisors was held Sunday mor­ � "---":....�I the morning worship service at the First Baptist of Middleport. Olrtlflcatn of coll\llUNion and Mrs. Fowler. � pn,eated lo the honored for hi• morninl sermon the : -- h Mn. Ray Pickens, chair- pastor, Rev. Donald Boone spoke • IIIN, of· tbe Chri!itian Board of on Lhe 1ubject "Christ Our Te•­ ( U11eatlon and Tony Fowler, Supt. cher". : M' the Church School. The cholr of the church under • � Reeelving certificates as tea- the direction of Mrs. Clarenre ·c:ben ind assist.ant teach.en Lacey presented the anthem ··no • wwe Illa Freddie Houduhell, You Wonder?" Mrs. John Kauff, Mn. Beulah Durin1 the church achoo! hour ; W'Mte, Jin. Harry Houdaahelt, a promott-on aerv(re waa· con­ Dave Jenkins, Mn. Charle, ducttd by Mn.. Jame& Pullen. Jle1111111tl, lln. Bert Bodimer. Mn. Promotion ctrtUicates were pre• ( Prailcea BeJth1, Mrs. Fowler, Mre scnted to th children 5oln11 from , Pldeot,, M.n. Harold E. Hubbard, one cla111 to another by the Supt, -llri. Willia Anthony, Paul · smart, Tony Fowler with the teachen -0f i 1lrt.. Allen Hua:hea, L. D. Diles, the cl1uea asal.sting. . · H. • ff. Hall, Mrs. J. Q. Rice, Thi, Wednead1y evening t.he C llrt .., and Mn. Rou Pullen. con1reaalion of the church wm Mvllon presented certiflc■l• attend the revival meetlnc being .• � , ft were Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. held at the First Bapti1t Church , Geo Colman, Mn. Burl Bogg1:&1 in Pomero)' instead of their regu( --- lar mid-week prayer service. ,t · lftf•• Girls and Boy• ? Promotion Day Held By Pomeroy's United Methodist C:fturch On Sunday PromoUon Day was held Sunday during the Sunday School hour al lhe U nited Methodiill church. A program was presented by the beginners and primary­ o., Sept. ?.Ill 1960 II-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-14ldclleport, ,,...., mel wilh lhem ''II lhetr meetlq which tncluded devoUonl • Bible ..... and rofre1bmen1, Chruch Group Hel.J ! ., Meewa• 0/ Fall whlcb were 1lfll'\led b1 ltn. Hou­ The f1mib of Rleb1rd A. and The Cbriltl.an Endeavor craup daabell, who wu aui,ted by Mrt. Sunn Roush held ■ reud;oo junior departments. Kenneth Finley, superintendent of the or the MlddJeport Church of Cath Bahr and Mn. Kenneth Mc• home of M.r. '11d met Sunday eveninc ■t the Elbinny. Rev. and Mn, E. 0. Parker of Sumlay at the . Sunday School, •poke briefly and introduced the girls of the Chrltl church · for their flnt meetina Akron vl•ited with the Rev. and Mn. Harold Capehart, New Haven Intermediate department who were fromoted to the Senior this fall. A picnic dinner waa aervdd at The meetinc wu closed with Mrs. Ralpb C. Zundel and family noon on the lawn with 11itrs. yout h class. Benzil Goegleln spoke bnolly and pre,enled pro­ Mn. Milton Houdashelt, tbelr the J'riendthlp Circle. Thul'tlday and Friday enl"tlute to Mu:ine Arnold aaking grac�. • rnotion cards to the boys ln his class who were promoted to Virginia. where they were to a.1Attending were Mr. and Mr1. !he Senior Youth class. .11i1l in a special n11y and mission• Robert Grimte,d, Mike, Bobby, . Mrs . Eugene Brown ary service for a few days before . , who has been the teacher of the S8il• and Dick, Albany; Mr. and Mn. returnin g home. ior Youth, and Mrs. Russell Moore who will teach the group , C1nton ; Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel and Mrs. Richard s. Grinstead, Mr. and Mra. DouQ:lasa Fry and this year, were also introduced by ¥r. Finley. Dal1y Juper we� called to Zanea­ Mrs. Baker Gordon 11uperinten• ville Saturday to attend the funeral Lynn; Mr. and Mn. Terry Frye, dent of the primary-junior de.part- I the Third Grade introd uced her Mrs. Ralph Herner, Jack and of their cousin, MH. Elizabeth ment apoke then the Rroup sa ng pupils who told &0methiug on the Baird. Mrs. Bair d with her family Margie and Miu Sue Patrick of ''Tell Me The Stories or Jesu,." lesson1 and following presentation Monroeville, visited the Zundela here on sev'. of their promotion canh, \he Mr. and Mni. Herbert Knapp, Lee Crew, teacher of the S�lh eral occasaions. Rev. Eugene Brown, on behalf of Grade, pre&ented hi8 claH and Ca,llel'II al the home of Mr. ud Margaret Ann and Jimmy, Nor• each told le&sons learned the pai l the Sunday &hool, presenLed a walk; Mrs- Walter Taylor, Dale Mra. John Frick Sunday afternoon Bible to ea <'h member of the cla ll& and Ronn1e and Mrs. Robert l{ar­ year. M ■rllyn Moore &an11 ''The were, Caneraie Stelnard and Mrs. nterln g _the junior department Beautiful t Bible, ■ " fter which the leu and Robin, Columbus: Mr. Howard Poole of Akron, Mrs. Nell­ Following the soni, "Praise God and Mra. Floyd Miller, Marietta; cla11 received ill promotion to ie Bradley. Columbus, Mrs. Clara For The Bible," a queation and the Intermed iate Departme nt'. . Mr&. M1kine Arnold and Suaanna, Murray of Middleport, Mr. and .inawer period w11 conducted by A fifth grade taught by bfr&. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mn. Albert Brown and two chil­ Stewart and Gary, Mr. and Mrt. Harvey Van Vranken pre�e l'l'ted , Mra. Hary-y Drake who prescntt!d dren or Mt. Vernon, and Mr. and her second grade with cards. The Jack Stewarl, Timmy ind Rulrh 3 play and membera were ,i: i¥en Mr■. Charle& Bart.els and children First ?ride ta �1ht b)' Mrs. Gerthdr earda . to the Sixth Gr de, and Mr. and Mn. Raymond Grin• and Mr. and Mn:. William Hutton al 1fter which � Wlldermutti each quo� a j the primary unior stead, Muon. of Rutland. Bible verse before ,:eceiving the artment " sang, Doing Our Mn. Mary AumUler. Ver (I 3 PIECE l.'' The Fourth Grade, tauRht promotlo rt and also lctld how the)' Mils Edith V. Cook who under­ Grlriatead and Mu. Kenneth � Mra. Ch1fle1 Peraln 11 0 wen't sur1ery six weeks ago has re­ 8an and Ken Sherrie, Hartr er told had gt◊jVn the put JH1, The t0n1. ''We ·Tb•�II: Thee Our o leaons learned and weN! ' 1iven turneit"1o her employment et the Mh. Jack L. Fowler, Tomm y Father," Concluded ifie program card1 to the P'lflh Grade. Robinson Laundry. C6nslsl& of Jacket. Cap and Ton)', P\. Pleasant; Mr. and Mn. Jehn Werry, te�cher of of the r,-�mary-Junlor group. Mn. :.t"rs. Lucille 8. Hawkln1 'was the P'red Rou■h, Ralph and Jean, · \ Snap crotch Overalls. Sizes Mra. I. E, D. Jlarttn1er enter­ C. F. Tompk ins dl1pla)'ed a book S•turd a}' evenlnl dtnner jueal of and M,ra; Charlt8 Yonker, Char • S., M., L. t11ined the Women . of the Epis• of pi�ture,; on the lellOM learned Mra. John F. Baily Jnd family. Bryan, Sonya and Nathan d Church Commi,,ian copal Church Thursday evenin1 l which were exptaintid by tho,e Mrt. Allie Grueser of Mone11en, Mr. nd · M.r1. Clay Grin■tead ot 11t her home, Chester Ro.net. · n E-'-· __ , lQK. "UIWn et ot the Beglnnen Department go·l Pa., arrived Friday evehing, for a Letart W. V■• Route. ·: · Devotion& by r.tj1. Fred Crow Mra. Bernard Fultz, chairman, in1 to the First Grade. The book vl1Jt with her daushter and son­ Mr. ■nd Mrs William McFtr• Jr. opened the mettlng. The new in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Me­ land, Chariea and Raymond, Mr . conducted the meetina and alao j WH 1iv,n lo Mrs. Wildermuth, • year book, were dl1trlbut11d. Mn Anau1 led the, 1roup In devotion• when their teacher thil yur. Middleport, Ohlo and family. and Mn. Thoma& Grinstead, Shel• lhe Commistion of Eduration Crow announced that the Rev. . met ,t i - .,._.,. M;r. and Mn. Fred Vllndall and by, Bet!kY and Jackie, Mr. and D1vld Thornberry Of C111clnn1tl Attendance Sunday pin, were presented '!'vening ■ t He•th Metho\ family of Jlclaware wen! weekend Mn. Herman Knapp, Beverly and would be the 1ue,t speaker at by Mn. Gordon to Je11nlfer Bl•kedist Church, Middlepor t. gueats of \i:rli. Lydia Hyaell. • Hernella Mr. and Mrs. Harold the next meeUna: on Oc1..- fl using Durlng the meetinil they voted alee for five ye111: Sondra Potts Mr�. Jade llenRon of Brookville, Fry, Larry Joe and Melvin, M,r, .J 1 • ae his topic "World 1'lll1ion1" �or four ye�ra; John Goodwin, Lo�­ ••· pay to the expense• of the Ky. I.ti lhe �ucst of Otho P Radford , and Mra. Everett Rmah, Kathy · A poll\lrk dinner will precede thl■ tor, Rev. Raymon Konlr:risht ■nd inc VauJhari, D,� ny Jrown, D•v1d �yraeu.11c. and Linda, Mt. and Mrs. Richard mtetin&. It was 1110 a1it1ounced Sund■)' school ,uPerintendent Goodwin and Hilah V1u1han · for .D. Grinstead, Susie, Nifa Ann that Bishop Roger Blaftcbard Dr. and Mn. B. A. Jack Tracy Bechtle flll CIIIATOB8 UC.SIZE IITOCXlNCS of to the ■uperlnten• three yon; Marlene Goodwin, Co­ and would bt at the church for con• lumbus .1pent lhe 'weekend with his and Yvonne and Mr. and Mt8. dent'• conference next ; in - It o Y Vallgb■n, Linda Warner, sunda)' Capehart, all of New Haven. rlrmaHoo Od. 18 at t p'. m. A mother Mra'. E. J. fracy, New Boaton. A Sundly school Danny Crow, Jim Swatiel and yo• are tall or b:.•• full •""• All of the Rou8h children •ere tea wi II follow thi• aervtCe. llra. Glen Chale and aon, John new1p1per w11 1110 dltcuued ■nd Julie Brown, �wG y:e•n; and Unda Mrs. Theodore � J■., pro• ret\lrned to · their home Dayton present except Waite� Ro111h of the group d�cided to have a f•m· Reuter, Ronme Reuter, Debbie lllld if Y�•r ■tocklnp nonn.Uy are ■hon, . For Men and Boy• I . - �, . grim chairmtn, ·showed 1lldea of Sunday, aUer beLng etined here bv· New Haven and HatrY Roush of ily nleht in October. The Cbrlat Crow G and Gene oodwin for one • �ncl or are I_OO tigh� lhen you 1hould Hartford. the Jal■nd of HaUI WblCh told the , (leath of Mn. Johh Ch11e. mH proar■m Will 1110 dlsculled. year. where and how the money 11ven Le wearQIJ lhe leg-aize Mr. and Mn. Herman Hoffner of Attending were Mr. and Mn. . At Ole close of the program Mr. . to the UTO ia used. One of the Chtllkothe were W:C:eke�d gueall Fmley, on behalf of fhe Sunday Beehtle, Mr. and Mra. Janie, Euler .• Mlddleporl, Ohio made to fit you lo pedeclion. mlasion worker• of the Bpl1eop■l of ,-Mr. and �-"· Lawr,nce Hoff­ Mra. Jamet Brewln1ton, Mn. Orin School, thank�- Qie t�chers and • l Church ,hown In the plcture w.. ner, G Mrs. for on their excellent �nt Smith, Mrt. L. w M cComa,, Mn. . • Ml1111 Jane Meet, d■ughter of Mr. ,. Roy Davit son, Michael and Emeraon Jonet, Mra. Nan Moore, work with the children Lhe past and Mn. Relnhalt" Med, Mr. dau1hter, Mrll. Jim Edwards and Miss Be111 Sanborn and Rev. year. { Meea i• a native of Pometoy and 100, Jlmm)' of Pontiac, Mkh. were • ,.,,,.. to Ami KonkriRhl. vltlh here wUh hf1 alatu, Mrt. w�kend guests of Mrt. Emma Mrs. Carl Eaderda)! of Ratine 1.1.y .,,, P. E. Stanley and other relatives. Davh1 and other relative.. w■a 1urprtaed on her 69th birth­ Refreahmcnta were served by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mitch of day, Sept, 22nd when a potluck � To the ho1te111 during lhe social Mu■Ulon are lhe guelll!I of rel· dtnraer waa aerved at noon. In • Approximately 6S attended the hour. the afternoon the group vl,lted stJvcl In the area. The regular meeting of the TUIS,, WED.. THURS, Mr. and Mn. Rex Kt!ndall of Mc­ the rece:ntl)' purchaeed hOme ol Past Matrpn1 of EvanReline Ch1_p­ potluck '"supper and get 1.equaint• l Pherto n, Kanaat, were recent Fred Smith, the former Dana ter, OES, wu held Friday even• ed m�t!tlna: honorln& the Rev. and Gel Double Your 1ueall of atr. and Mra. Mu: Folmer Able■ place at Morning Star, and Ing- at the Mawnlc Hall, Middle• Mra. Rlehard Morgan and ftmily, • • Purcba■e In Slamj,I at the Foreat Run Me�hodist Belle Sbarmeer Seaml... Melb Slqe'1!oc1 . . . . . . $1.50 from there· went to the old Batey port, with Mra. Maxine and family. Allena­ ch1ucb, Friday evening . home ■t Dorr11r now owned by worth a• ho1teq. She w11 a■aisted Mr. and Mra. !Yerett ,Thotnaa j Belle Sbano.tr Followil\l • the ,upper, a di11cu1Seantleao ■pent Sunday in Chillicothe with Wm. Hoback. , $1.50 by Mn. Evelyn Lewi,. ' 1ion· waii held on lutufe actlvitlea Th01e1 present were Mrs. Mary their 10n and d1u,hter-in-law Rev. Middleport Belle Sbarmeer Walkbig _Sh- Stoelwlp . . . . . . $1 .35 A ahort meeilng w■1 conducted for Ul,e chnrch. er, CbuiN-: !111 . . ,� l �yl Don! . Tt\J F,lnt Ba'pU1t church of and .Mn. Eugene Thoma, 1ml by Mn. Allnawor tb who it �e■f• E. s mlUi, Sumner; Mn. Pomeroy w11 well Hprennted al dau1hter. Belle Sbarmeer White Nm �IIP . . , . . . . . $1.35 dent after whlch 11rnH Weij. flli• SKATING •A-TY e Dor.l and son, Guy1ville; Mr. and Mrs. Max Meinhart and the Baptl1l A11oclatlon mecUnai: ed with prize, beln1 wori ,,. There will be • Skalin.C -par y Mr. and Mrt. Jimm1 Joe Guinther Mr. and Mn. Fred Batey, N11w held at Rio Grande Thunday. Belle sharniJ.: �- sheer Sloeklap, ;: ,).35 111d U.85 Mrs. Dell• Wlndaon, a guett, and tomorrow Jftemoon from 4:30 !o _ Haven and Mn. and Thurl daught Stone, Attendln1 the seulon er lp(lnt durln11 Sunday with Mn, M . L. French, Mr1. LUllan d:at) 11 the Bil Tap lptln1 rink Pomeroy. Ohio H■rtford: Mrs. Blanche Euter­ , the day were MP8. J, H, Stephen, rel ■ tlvea in Columbus. Stieff and Mr1. Pearl Bunce. TONIGHT anif TUISDAV in, Middleport. The party 11 open­ Stephen Elliott or Rand, W. Va., daY, Mn. Emma Adam,, Mra. 10n, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mn. Lydia ,. Following the game period, • ed to lhe public ind 11 �in• "BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG Stewart, Mrs. Dal1y J,11pef and 111 the gue1t of hia arandmother, Myrtle Holler and Mr■• Carl Ell• 1Po�ored Ji!Y the Brad�ury _PTA , terday, loc1l, Mra. lu.ymond Gooch deallf!ri eoune w11 1erved. Dtiek Clark - Tuelday Weld lht Rev. and Mrs. Ralph• C. Zundel. Mra. C. L. Arnold. - •llo Mrs. Wendtill Th�"'�" and aon, GeorQ:e Wagner Youth ol the Astoclatlon parllcl­ 11pent Saturda)' ,.,. "Tffl!l MOUSE THAT ROARED" piittd In the eventn1 pro1r1m and In Huntington, W. Va., purcha1dng David and ffn1, GalllJO]II. Mrs. Easterday received many Peter Sellers - Jean Stiberw: tho1e from the Pbr,.eroy church trophlea for the Sporl1man Motor­ Runnins time: 3 hn. 10 min. 111te11dlng were, Brenda Bailey, cycle Hlllcllmb to be held at the u,elul 111rta. S.---oUlce cloae1 8:� P.M. I S•lly P'oater, Sarah We1to� Shar- Rock Sprlna:1 fairground on Octo• on Young and Cha,lenc . z;undel. her 2. WIDNIIDAY & THURSDAY Pythlan Suter• Ta Followlm: the meetlnR the alrl1 •'J1lE OL\Nr OF MARATHON" vl11lted briefly with Sharon Zun(Jel Mel!t Thu F.vl'nin11 (Teehnlcoloat) who l11 attending Rio Grande Col• The "ltaff and officers of Mei�R eac Sleve Reevea (Hercules} lcge. Temple Pythi■n Slaten w\11 mr('t end Mylene J)emona:eot tfiie--'raaa .....� thl1 evening at the K. of P. Hell COLORCARTOONS Aleo Mra. Rulh Zundel attended lht In Middleport at '7:30 with M . ,s PRIDAY NDT OPIN R•trt n nnaunceu 8Y recent ·■n da)' meeting or lhf! Karl Owen• and Mra. Myron MUSATURDAY M■. 11.nd Mrs. Norman Stewart Weekday Rell1ioua E d u c a t I o n hoaleuea. "BOBBIKINS" , or Mlddleporl ire 1nnouncln1 teaehen of E11tem Ohio which ler, I Bobblkin■ - Shirley Jones the birth or I 1111. pound d1uah• w11 held tl the YMCA In Zane1, l l -, and Mu: BYtl'■vea ler Saturds)' at Mel11s General · ville, The 1pe■ken for the meet­ 1 1 \1 - al■o Hoapltal. The Stew1rta have three ln1 were Ml ■1 Llltlan Corney ,tale ' other children. "TIU! THIRD VOICE" director of Weekday Rell1lou1 Mr. and Mra. G. G Werner of Education and Mn. Heater Wick• s.tmo11d O'Brien, Julie London TONIGHT Middleport ■re grandparenU and en■, elementary achool 1upervlaor luft.t Man., Tun. Oct. i-M Dtubet.h Tt:�or and Mra Charlea Tipton nt K11er It · •n ZJne1Yllle. ''HOM E FROM THE HR.LS" Mont-comery Cutt In their a:reat a:r,ndrnother. Accomp■nyln& Mr,. Zundel to "RAINTllEE COUNTY" Zane1vllle ror I vi1Jl with rel1(Technkolor IJ Clnemucope) li�et were . her mother, Mn. Daley - alao Jaaper ■nd her d1u1hlen, Sharon Randy Sparl::■ In and Ch■rltine Zundel. ''THE BIG NIGHT" flntertat.ln-a: Teen-Act. rlt"turfJ) "Ralntfff County" AppfOX, 8:30 "Ric N.lcbt" at 7 .ti (Part over al 11.) Al10 Cartoon TUIIOAY Mid WIDf,illDAY The if>'HII Run f'.IIY 'met Tue■• ,AMILY NIGHTS \ .\· da, evenlnl lo eleet new olllcen William Holden 1md lor the comln1 1ear. They are ad• otto Preminger Jn vlaor, Worley Haley; pretldent. :.�• ' "STAL.AG 17" Clrolyn Ferrell; vice phlldent, El­ - al■o olte Bmllh; lrei1ure:r, Beatrice I, :• •• Jerry i..w1a - Martha Hyer May; se:cret1ry. Roberta Smilh; !?· •• '"1'11111 DELICATE new, reporter. Sharon Haley; rtt· DEUNQ IJENT" \' HiUon leaden, Glorl1· P'errell, AllO C.rtoon \ 1.J.nda Chapman and S�ron Hale)', ■y L.UCILLI ttAWICINI Ohle SOie Arda.. 6 111.r, SoN l :i l h • 111111 8tl. I f I • 11n. f i, ,• ' • ,, ' ! ; ;• , i•' CORDUROY SUITS 0 • SMITH CLOTHING CO. • • •! • • ,' ' • Roush'• Shoe Store --� -·-- • Mrs. Easterday Surprised Upon Her Birthday DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS Du...._, ----- 1960-61 following her sel�ction Saturday night in Racine, Miss Norris , <fa ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Norris, was chosen by judges Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. She was selected above Mary Beth Toner, who represented Letart Grade Scbool; Suzzanne Price, Miss Portland; and Cora Lee Manuel, who represented Racine Grade Scbl"'l• Sally Rou,h was the 1959 festival queen. candidates for queen were j Eugene Johnso"h:, waa on hand given coraacea by Francia Florists with numbers during the evening $1 .35 to $1 .65 s�. :· . . . f.lberfeld s ·In Pomeroy -··---- __., School, will serve as American Legion Fall Festival queen for too MEIGS THEATRE h, Clarice Norris, eighth grade student at Syracuse Grade � ,.., ..., -.,. � Duel,., ,.,, a.u..sw-. Regular - Mueller Clindrol Rell1iou1 T her M-tlnt1' , f' , - and identlflcatlon ribbons by Goodwin Florlsta. The girl! also were preeen 1ifll from the Ra� cine American Leaion Au1tiliary. The new. queen was given a $2.5 savinga bond by the Racine Legion Post and g;lfts by Racine, Port• land and Letart PTA's. The Racine Village Cut-Rate Store also pre• 1ented a gift Lo the queen, Jim Brace was awardetl $10 far hlvlne th.I lar■"t pumpkin on dl1Play. In window di1play competition, Letart Cub Scout& won first place, Racine Future Homemakers ol. America placed second, ];"ortl ■ ncl Grade School was third, Let■rl Boy Scotlts were fourth, r acine Grado School flflh, Letart Girl Scouts sixth, Racine FFA seventh, Racine third grade eighth, Letart Grade School ninth, and the Lel>i'l •Brownle■ we<0 wl_,.n of 10th . • . � pllff l march schoo High � &cine ing band under the direction of __ _ Former Resident Of Middleport 1 Eaf}y Today D'ed :�h tri ve - l n Hy�II Ru� Group Elects Otlicers n�, You r� Hom e Deserves The Best .. ' .. • Used Hea ·ng Equi pment ,, COAL FUR' NA . C S . •• llleued 1111'11 • ledlou, obore • relula1 Interlude. obinson's ' DJRERS - DRY CiUNIIS Trl-Lal• a..... PBONIII WY.WIit IN lllDDLIPORT ' ' ILUI �USTII lalo ,�JUST LET US DO YOUR WASH � . C..t I• R•n..1'1ule, T-1 ' .Automatic UII you ' ' :, ·, . ' " GAU.ON' .. WS1U 1 . CONCIN'IIA11 " . 53·39 B�KE R FU RN ITU RE ' MIDOLIPOltT, OH IO · ' t '. I ' U(l l ' ' ,, r:!;(' \ ' ' ' ·:• , '. ' ' ' :u • ' ' ... -� ' ,, . ' • lI , , ,, . . . Wl'fl FAt,45, • • �-:: 1• • Ybu .Pay ' ....� . �t .:· . ,,, ' . ', • PHOM.I WY,2.:.Q ' .. M• ' '1 , . ... . . ., I• • . . A ' . ' . ,, ... '. . ..... '' '' , . ' ., ,.'' ' . ·•·, • \ - ' . '· . . . ' : ,i '! ;,; ,I , . ,.... . 48.lt40 LD . qROTH: E RS • , .. ' ... , , ' • .. .\ f• • 8 tlle I ' Syraell8e Ladies Set Apple Buller Day l)Tacuae Pre1byter[1n Church wilt make apple butter, Wedne■day, October & at the cllurch. Writfl or phone orders to Mn. Naomi LOndon at WY2-6129 or Jin, Etter Harden. Phone W\'26829, Brint coritalnen to 'the churcb. 'lbe price will be 80 «nts per q14&rt. ' •. . :i1 La1111ehe Climb& On Kennedy ToUI' Train ENROU'l i: WITH KENNEDY (UPn - u. s. Sen. Frank J. LaUI· ehe accompanied other Democrats in the Kennedy 'motorcade throuah downtown Cleveland tod1)' and told IlflWlmen he would vote and campaign for the party'• candi­ date. Lauache arrived in Palnesvllle to meet Kenned)' and rode in the auto parade through Cleveland .1nd on Into Lorain. He showed up at Painesville with Cleveland Mayor Anthony Cclebreu:e. s•1glin 3 Assert S, . -UCf . D- , tatUS . '• · c.tll -role fla•- I 1 iremen _ _4sk Council For $14,000 Facility wh••• "" BERLIN UPI-Th• Unlled states, Britain and rrimce lient another no\-«! lo the So'viet Union today reaHering Berlin's four-, power statul and proteliting anew against Communist travel re• 8trtctions in the cit,: . The note aiRned by the West­ ern commandants In Berlin and delivered b)' French comman­ danl Gen. Jean Laoomme to Soviet commandant M1j. Gen. Ni­ kolai Zakharov, 1lao w■ rned the Russian• thlrit they will be held responsible for any Interference with the three Western air corri• dort to the i1ol■ted city, The new me111■ ae stre11ed that the Western ■Illes retai_p full rights through(lut Berlin, ind that East Berlin la npt part of East Genn1ny, The Eaat Germani claim all four-power aa,reementa on the city are dead. S· But ., Up Pjcket Line At Barge Site Divorce Asked In Meigs Court Of Common Pleas I Hardys Enroute Home After Trip To Oklahoma , By United Pr.., lnt.,nationtl The judges of Monday night'• Nixon-Kennedy debate-the Amer ican votera--won't make their fin11I deei&ion known until Nev, 8 but today they appeared over• whelmingiy in favor of •taging face-to-face encounten by the two presidential candidates. A survey by United Presa In· ternational indicated a 1plit as to whether Vice Pre:iidenl Richard M . Nixon or Sen. John F. Ken­ nedy came acrou better in their hour-long meeting. But ■II of thou lntervieWN •P1Mtred Inclined to ••"" with M■tth.w M. Butschek, 34, of Oall11, Tu., who uid the debtte• were "th• bnt thlnt that h■I ....., ha,..,..t In a pl'flidentlal UffllN!lifn... oaan, 31, J Dennr, -�Tboinaa r, C'Alo., lnfu al'li!e 1&1esman, aid oUt · thirlt Mtb candidat.ea made good appearances, preaented their ideas well. Of eourse, you will be swayed by your political affilia­ tion." Those who picked a winner of­ ten favored the opposite candi­ dates for identical reasons. '" Nixon did very- well," 11id John Walton Ulw&0n, :19, of Wil­ mel, Ill. "He did I wbole lol bet• ter than Kennedy. He was more sincere and seemed to have more confidenee." "Sen. Kenned}' 11CemPd more sure of himself;' said Mn. Mar­ garet Riley, 52, of Pittsburgh, Pa. ' 'They both appeared sincere and d both fine men, but Mr. Kenney seemed to have a slight edge over Nixon." Aeeountant Earl Veller, 38 , of Los Angeles, said, "A display of two sucb facile young men 1111 prospective president& of the U nited States was frightening to n1e. While the debate was dramatic ln its form, its content dis­ played a aurprisibg lark of evi• dence of the bold new leaderahlp whirh we all concur the countr')' needs." A residerit New Yorker, Jason Bacon, 26, said, "I was very im• presaed wilh the way the debate was handled, but I don't think either candidate came out best." would earmark for it. M i lh eltimated total cost, based on qreaent tentative plam, and if l.1bor is donated, might not exceed $14,000. It waa indicated that plans call for a 40 x 60 ft. structure with autom,tic doors and a 11eCond floor which should be uaed bJ community organization.s. In ad­ dition to normal modem faci1i• tiea for housing fire fighting equipment, it aho would be equipped to dry fire hose. The diHerence in funds Exactly where the gap in funds betwbn wha1 it was ulted the town provide, and what the fire­ men have on hand--appro1imately $3,000 to $4.000--might , come from subsequent public soliciting and fireman fund-raising pro­ jecta. I• PROPOSAL FAVORED Milli cited the■e argumenta for the propo&ed nl?w fire hopae.-- • -The Stitt of Ohio hll lncli• cated a new fire hou• IMVld H 1,uilt. If OM hn't fini ...._.. , ance rain IHI •II propartf In town will bl revlteel upwanl. -A tot bas been secured by the fire company which i.s out of congested traffic. Councilman Lee Smith urged Oldster's Home Destroyed By Morning Fire A fire completely gutted the residenre of Earl Kubn, Eureka, in Gallia County thi.a morning about 9:45. The Gsllipolil CiLy Fire De· partment was summoned. to the blaze, but according to report., the ()he story houae was com• pletely deatro)'ed before the de­ put,nenll arrival. Kuhn, who is an elderly man in his 'l'OI w•1 reported uninJm· ed followln1 the fire Oil Route 7 across from the Gallipoli■ Roller dam. _.. �; unm ec1·:a 1e 1"' ...on 00 1be propo··• He concurred that iDlurance r•lel can be raised if at.ate requirt­ menta are not met. Mayor Kenneth ll�DeJ handed the project to hb fire committee of W,,-ne Gibbon■, Smith and A. A. Scarben'Y, "A re­ port WU allNI in 'the neu fu­ ture. Council, i.f favorable to the proposal, could include aa appro­ priation in its 111!2 filcal budget. •.. TRUCK DELAYED Darst told Council the new fire truck bas been dtil1yed. He indi• cated there will now be , two-­ month dela)' before the new fire fighter will be in ■en"iee. Chief Dar,;t $Aid a representa­ tive of the Seagraves Fire Appar: atua Co., told him� Saturday ut,t lbe dtiay ia caused bJ fa.ilure to receive the cbu■ ia for the truck OD Khed1de. · · imi•• •us1Nris Clerk Gene Grate read a let­ ter Irom the Public Utilities Com­ ml ..lon concemin& a heiring which bad fontierlJ been schedul ed for October 11 pertaining to the d03lng of the Railroad Ex· press Agency in Pomeroy. The meeting h.. Mffl ,._ achecluled for Now_.., 2 et 10 e. m. If CNMII ch,■rmllers in Pemeroy. In another letter from a cam• pany bandling insura.nce on citJ · owned buildings, it -was decided that the finance C(IDl!Ditt.ee · will fflall:e any cbanget or correctiOlll in the policy. Ric.h Folden, Loc1111l St., tr■prflent to ask Council' when the report as to whether or not be may widen an alley at hi1 resi­ dence would . be completed. He Will referred t(I the ne:d. aeuion of Council. Present at the brief &e11ion were Clerlt Grate, Mayor McElbln ney, Councilfuen Bill Child■. John Zerkle. Clinton Filher and Lell Smith and Solicitor Bernard Falb.. Mr. Gibbon, ia /itill conf"med by ----- Paul D. Willlam1, Middleport llln.... haa filed a Suit for dt vorce from TAP TO 811 HIARD Belly Jane Williams of Middleport. lln. Geneva H. Nolan, county The plaintiff med suit on ground, deinonsLration 1&flll\t, home eeo­ of grou neglect of duty and ex­ !, Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy, Har­ nomlca, wlll have the first part treme cruelty, Also aeeording to Clerk of risonville Road, ■re ,.nroute today of the WMPO Coffee Hour to­ MEIGS GENl!RAL HOSPITAL Court records, Emmett Shuler et. from Jackson, Mlsa., home after a morrow, 9-10 a. m. and will pla)' Schultz, Admialion&: Beulah money hurried trip to Tu.I¥, Okla., where back a tape made in Columbus al., who hH been awarded Carpenl_.er, Myrna Plain8; Tupper-s etc., Trent, Cole agaln&t 1!1Ult a I� Mr. Hardy's si11ter was taken sud­ when Miaa Llnda Yoat waa Inter• Reedsvllle; Lon Grindley, Mid­ KENNEDY FINED Will receive proper payment aUer denly ill last week. viewed about her 4-H work. dleport . was to made Middleport, been Kennedy, hH Dale distribution . The occasion united four Hardy : : Clara Grueser, Diacharge1 Mayr:,r in coat.a and $10 fined othen involved in the suit. in 40 Lime brothers for .the first Catron, Letart. John Pomeroy; this in KAftR HAS IURGIRY It has also been ordered NEW YORK UPI-Emil,J Poit'a years, comin.11 from L.altehay, Kenneth McElhinney's eoart Po�y . Knapp, Le8ter Falls; peace. the given be disturbing Austin for D. r. morning record• court philosophy on etiquette Wll aim• Robert Karr who WH Injured W111h.; San Matee, , Calif.; St. __ whilf at work, had surgery at · an auctioneer license after it was Louis, Missouri, and Pomeroy. 1 The Pomeroy Hardys slopped at White· Crou Hoapital, for infec­ found tie has the • nece111ry re­ • �:.:11quelte i., the selen« of livemtmrces tion i:n hia hand.. Bob a aon of quirements. in1f' she once sail:I. Jackson, 800 miles out of their em• wa1 RD, R•clne way, to renew friendships made Karr. P. , D. everything. It is the eodei of WM. CHAPMAN DIii •nohip ••d of bono,:. 1I ls during naUonal square dance. conployed at David Davies, Columbus :ri::� William Chapman, brother of ventions in recent years. Both C. C. Chapman, Middleport, died I Herdys are acromplished folk Thi1 was the thesb ror her NISTIR RANKID HIGH this morning in · Huntln,ton. Jn• , dancers, and Mrs. Hardy is a nat­ "Etiquette: book High Senior Pleasant 1 with the title, Pt. at teacher Mrs. Eunice Beller, Social Uuge'", of Book Ohio State University haa i11- terment will be a crown Cit)', [ ionally recogniied instructor and The Blue Sc ce hool Ordnan at ch ea t er an, O rd J ed e a Sc bool and M rs. Fr has sold more than a milaued itl honor roll for the sum• caller. Forge Classroom Teachers' Medal' which Vallef the received today ------CON.MANDIRY TO MIIT of m,mea. in 80 printinl• since mer quarter, lief.Ing eopie& lion from Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forse for their out- url2 and made her name aynoni• The Oh.lo Valley Commandery undergraduate student& who 11,chie standing work to create a better u nderstanding of the Ameri- mou, with gooc! manners. ved high academ_lc avenaes for No. 24 stated conclave wUI meet , with a potluck dinner at 6:30 l).m. th■t period. The Uat included Thousands wrote to a ■t about can Way or Life. . . _ MeigJ-Jame• F. Neater, 68 S. Wednesday. All Sir Knlghts are The medal fashioned 11fter a Do g• gent patriotism of these class- auch things u the propriety of The 1 76th meeting of the lsaar 1 urged to attend. . doughnut dunking or the correct Third St., Middleport. Walton League was held Monday wood blo580m symbolic of Valley room teach.en:" Twenty-two W. V� . teachers re- fort or spoon for a meal. eQ � with a along senl fl1h p Forge, was evening when plan& for a 1 Tbe lady with �e prompt, fry and field day were discussed citation scroll by Walden r. Roush ceived the awerd th11 year. A distinguished jury, composed sometimt!I Meet• S1 Teach.en spur-of-the-moment and will be held in October. A al the Cla 1room JurlsLs Co rt me Sup Stale Of d ii y evere Monday ; d held d. was answer, . whleh later in dale to be announced M iA Po■ t, 118. ,died Sunday The group votE!d to purchase ninll, September 26 , 1960 al the and_ elect ed . �eprese�t.a tives of plywood and tl1e floor for the Point Pleasant Senior H i g h national patr1ohc . service and Yet- ntght at bt:r Manhattan home fol• erans organiut.ions. selected the Jowin, a loDI lllneu. club house and also a heating School award recipients from among the She wU • ,ucee11ful novel i · donated 0 r. · K enn eth D. Wel1s ' Pres! - \ The principal• aeem� h•p�y a:etber to debate camp•lgn i.11ues1 system which was later ev ry m f teachers . of . records ro e ahe began writing or ,1 e before build· Thia one WII to be confined to by Delmar Baum, Chener with the ■bow. dent of Freedoms Foundation, whose names social araces, pn,mpted counlr)' of lhc corner ,y a con­ meeting The r. contracto Nixon: "Ii waa • aood aharp domestic af�a\ra. Of the three of ing noli(ying Mrs, Beller and Mrs. had been !'IUbmitted by citiiens in• friend '• book in 1 922 whlei Ml11 plywood on movie& with cluded come two will deal wlth 1eneral exChanil:e of view,." Thlrty,five Jordan of the award said: ''With· terested in continued high level& Post felt wU lull of err• eous Kennedy: "A very uaeful ex.- 1t1bjects ■ nd the la■t with inter- boats and boating. · out the dedicated efforts o( Arnet- of citile nship education in Ameri- 1dvkes. &he ■ei t out to JI - � the attended. �est1 and members change of vlewa.'' 1 national problem■• record 1tra1')lt and the re1ult iea's teacher& our children would can schools. . - The only comparable clash be• One pplltlcal observer ,eo 1nparNominations �re invited from all ' , im■de bf:r llHle a bousebold ill-equipped to and Ill-prepared be ed �e l'hO'lf to the early ro1.1nda tween two top political letdera ocface the responaibllities of free• 1 Americans - - either for Teacher(! word. of a prize fight with the . oppon- c_uir'ed In t�I• aame ■late of D­ ________ dom and leaderahlP In tomorrow's I Medal t'onsideretion or in the ents boxinl carefully and feelin• hnola 1� year■ ago whed Abra­ prognm gener■ ed Foundation's weak-kne down, watered world. Estle St.all, Port■mouth, 0.. Is out each tithe�• ltrtnath withollt ham Lincoln and Sttphen A. DouSTIADI•• can not preserve free- which honors people m all wallu 1luainl &111, opponents in ■ contetl for 1 su�contr1ctor under Sever-WU· patriotism' 1eUinJ · Into a . real .CUPI) - Stocks wr�t1en, YORK.. have NEW they , thing� for lire of ational internat the ag1ln1t dom U/ S. senate seat, debated _the ls· Iiams Conttructlon Co., d'oJni ex­ : match. . . _ today fol· ge openlna ate the t ■ diell knowled ■ improve to done or Hid We lack of athei11tic 00111.munism. lt wH Lhe first time fn the hi• · 1ue of slavery on the , eve of the cavation work on the site of selloff. ·&harp n lowln1 Monday's the America of tion apprecia and I see to ns, America as ue thrilled tlon'• history th1t tW(I pruiden• Civil W■r, Doua:111 won the elec• Pol'l\1roy'1 new elementary achoo) ' active. eratel)' wu Tradin& mod the 1troa& teadersblp and intelli- ; Way of Li!e. ' in Sgpr Ruo• 1■1 candidalN 1114 appeared I� ·tion. ■ ------- --- l Lawgiver Upon Etiquette Dies In Manhattan • t Pleasant Teachers Two POID Win CovetedFreedomAwards ------ ·•n Fish Fry, Field Day Planned In October in.I Stall Haa Conlraet For Earth Moving I • Midd leport volunteer firemen, soon to bave a new fire truck, Monday night recommended a new fire house be built costing an esUmatod '14,000 whlcb would meet requirements of the State Inspection Bureau. Don Mills, president of the company, and Tom Dara!, fire chief, asked council in a regular meeting to appropriate '6,· 000 to $7.000 for a new building. They sai4 that, IUDI could be added to "three or four thousand" which the fire department Voters Liked ITV.Debate By Candidates ••fft"ffld Principals Were Happy With Warmup Contest ai. SINGLE COP!/ - k Hand Agam To Reds · Feeli;;gi� oi,fels Strength SALi ANNOUNCID Tbe Portllnd WSCS will hold a rummage Ale In lbe bulldln& form• erly occupied by Clelal)d'• :A,ppli­ ■nte on Main St, in Pomeroy Sept­ CHICAGO UPJ-,The two major ember 29, 30, and Oc\Qber 1. The l candld•tea, Jn their · presidentia sold. be lul' day biked 1oodt wlll . firat TV debate, look aummaof thetr campalln at.and■ tlona WINI �.000 l11ue', directly Into donleatlc on Leona •WASHINGTON IJPl-llr P. Schnuellti, a (armei'• wife the home of millions of Amert• 1 froa)' Cflb Orcliard,. Neb., won the cans Monday nllbt� Q'Jt;ltinl Kennely, F. Jobn ■n• 12th the in '8l,9(lO top prise nu� ariml naUon•l blteoff to­ flnt, aald he- felt t,hat America home to ,., for her arl.glnal bitter bn■d wat not doina enough It ,reat of world. a lD ahead teep crand• • ene, Sebnu Kn, M. Nlxop Outbaked 91 other talent• preuuiei. JUCN.rd wllb her nclpe enUtled ipeakl.al second, aid he beuevecl bre■d'.' a batter · America wu "abead of the Ru1� u■ , · wtlh d�l ,eed ud aiartl . but would have to keep lnticl worklu& oo it , lloW bl a ......ie . ' ' $42 Billi08 SQUAP CALLED ,,, The Middleport emergency aquad 'WII 'called •� 7:10 ,hi■' morning to aid Eunla Bernard, 424 Beech St. ln Kiddleport who la elf.peeling a baby. She wu tran1ported to Holi­ er Roepit&l b)' .Rawllnc■-co,. ta Fu­ neral H(lme. . CI RCV LA '. TI� � GAS . ancJ Otl- $TPVJS . ., or 8ba(IOG 11N1b Toel - WIIIL Your Puruuo or 111U 1.u11er ' PrM U■e Ont-half gallon - deana th'" 9x 12 ru111 • GA$ H EAT.E·RS - OI L HEATERS fI Beautiful Cleaninr of Good Crpets froedom from lhla ion, a, ALL SIZ ES • ' llevoll from w11b-day druqeryl Forever .n..r, enjoy • E-H Savings Reach Peak Of AFRl�AN 'MONROE DOCTRINE' - Pre1ld•nt Kwarne Nkrumth of Ghari■ a1k1 the · United Nation• to Mt up • Monl'M Doctrine t., Africa •ncl mfik• It .4ut of bout'Cla to the E11t•WNt cold ._..,, Hil ad• tlrw1& wan • thunck,ou• nation fram tht del... tat. Pomeroy Library Ups Delinquent Book Charges ' Break Those Was h Day Shac kles of feaUvitie&, aa was Brook• Sayre and his band, who provided music for the square dance which was held in the street. John Jividen wu awarded . the $100 gift. "The legion wishes lo thank 111 persons who made the reativ■1 a succealiful and profitable occa■ion. WASHINGTON (UPl) - Snip , 1 judgments from poliliclans in both parlies suggested today that neither pre1idential nominee won , the 1960 election in their firat natioJ'!Jl debate and . thel neither was , hurt very badly, 1f at 1ll. Campaign managers In both 'pat• tlea had suffered from a cue of . • nerves as they awalled &ilond■>; 1 I ,,. REY. RODINMA YIR night's radio-televi1ion debate bfltween Vice President Richard M. 'two men and two wemen from Nixon, the Republiean presidential tht Pomeroy arw■ are ■ttettcliflll candidate, and Sen. John F. Ken• one of the nction1 of the 41st nedy, the Democr•tic nominee, Aftnu.l Old lirn Confllrencll of Both sidea breathed more eaaUy tht l,llcopal Dloc■M of South­ after the debate, in which the can• · Fr iclar, .,n Oh io, which openect and :$tpt. 2Sr , ,11111[1 continuu thr'OU9h d iJi ates sparred cautloualy d aeemed somewhat nervoua Je,.at • :i'hhd•Y, Octob■ r 6th,. at Lo nslip of the tongue bring disaster. · 0 'If the fl1ht had been j \ldged -;�� _. 5" b • r and cMfer­ , on polnt.s, Nixon might have had MKt: · iHder fer the Way meet­ the edge," was one DemotTatic RHert , N Int 11 th coment. 'If you listened to bol- RodlnrMyer, praf••sor of p11t.ral• Jers from lhe crowd, we might TMolen •t n,a Church Divinity get the edge." Schotl of thi p,.clflc at lerlceley, This Democrat 1Sld he would ■, ho 1, ollo A• give Kennedy points for contra,t- sodi Rector of st. Mal'k'• ing the record of the Democratle h C and Republican partie s on welfare .: .-· dint ,,.., th• Pom1r0y leRi1lation without drawing I ,cfl. rel i Mrs. P. Dutton, Mn. Wllle a rect reply from Nixon. lltrt\ Robert•, Jed Hartinger and A. Republican wanted to give A. 0• Milhlm&n Nixon pointa for auerting th.et the --�·---• Democratic platform would !JI.· n,,. the ledeHI bUdget by 1_ 3 , llo n_..J, .... �. 18 blllkm-' dol11tN1 - • I' year coif: . .,,.., p1rejt WI.th� lticreesed coals of 4 to a billion dollars for lhe GOP pi:oir•m. . These Nixon estimates drew n o ' direct reply from Kennedy, who did argue, however, that a hster rate of national . economic growth would yield more tax rev­ Dock hands employed b)' the enu� to finance the programs he 0. F. Shearer Barge Lines were favors. Perhaps the biggest surpri,e condt1cting a pitket line on procame in Nixon'& eatlmate of the perty owned by t�e Ohio �� ver cost or the rival part)' platforms Collerie1 at Cheshire, Jut mght Kennedy never a&ked how the and early thi■ morning. lt was reported the pickets a'pGOP proposed to finance the ad­ peared following grievances with ditional four to five billion dollars the vice president said his Own the company because the boat on which they are working is tied program would cost. · up. Gallia County Sheriff Oscar Baird reporled no trouble as of noon toda)'. \i, The picketing employeea a&ked the 1..-oal firm's permission to litaRe their strike on prop(!rty o'Wned bY the company, because It would be inconvenient to plr'ket in the Ohio Riv\r. I: . _ . . The Ohio Saving& Bonds Dlvuuo n today annou l)ce<) a new high -ont ol SorlN .E mark . In fnd H. Savmp �• he.Id. by , tlie American public �-8 billion. Countr Chairman Theodore T, Reed sa i d today Ulls great amount 1 o( spending potential mark8 a new mll,eslone In the history ol the Savings Bonds Pro11r11 m · a program which, since 1941, 1 has . helped revllalire the practice of thrift, to the l�stlng advantage of • every commumly, 1 Augu�l sal�1 of Serles E and �onds m Ohio ex�eded $25 milhon ror a four million dollar g�ln over Augwt, 19?19, Sale• in Me1g1 Frank B . Knopp, 83, died thia C�unty totaled $31,074, Mr. Reed morning at his home, 93'1' Mlaaion said. Road, Ch ■ rle1ton, W. v1. He was _______ born in Pt. · Pleannt, the son o! lhe late JaCOb and Lizzie Saun­ der&. Surviving ara his - wife, Bealle ,on, Knopp; a (Entsminger) Frank Lewis Knopp, Charleston; three grandchUdren, one great grandchild, one brother, Oscar J. Knopp, Pt. Plea&ant; one ,later, Anda BlaH, St. Albans, and sev­ eral nieces and nephews. The Pomeroy Library Board, at The deceaaed waa a fo,.er re1i• dent of Middleport and -wod.:ed 1 recent meeting decided to in· on the New York ,central Rall· crea11 the Cine rate on overdue road for 50 yean II conductor bookl, After November I, 1960, the before retiring. Service• will be held Tflura­ fine on children'• booka will be day at 2 p. m. from the .Rawlings­ 2c per day 1nd on ad11U. booki Coata FuP,eral Home. Rev. Howard 5c per day. Then, if an overdue Ruppelt, aulated by the Rev. notice has to be ,ent, the book Fred t Gardner, will officiate. or bOolr:s mu1t be returned within Burial will follow at the Lime seven daya of t1eceipt of the no­ tice or an additional 11 ,00 per Oak Cemetery, Pt. Pleasant. book will be eharaed 1ald Mn. Lucy Gainer, librarian. ;;�a;.;"'::=-:..::":::"';;;::;::=::: 1 First Debate Called 'Draw' By Politicians As Queen During Coming Year <flllfo,!a6I, Pomeroy Church Well Repr,esented At Association Of- Tu Mei•..Ma,on Area . , Syracuse.Mi� Serving Area ,.,un,v Supper And Meetint1 Honor Pmtor Re11ulor Meetint1 · 0/ OES HehJ Friday ent1ne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, 'l'l\lfday, September 27. lj)60 Clarice Norris Honored or tr Det1oled To TM lmere,t, VOL XII NO. 137 j Suburban Coats at • Besides, look wbal you gel for a pint of blood ! Firsily, you guarantee younelf and fomily, If DNCled, blood for something like 11b: moatba. Secondly Y°" find out - free of cbarg•, mind you if some.thing t, wrong with the pl4, �. If the_ blood pressure is respondln&, finally, lo tla<iM utra polllldl being carted around; or perhaps if IOIDt�i elJe maybe . . is crcevmg Ulto you th at •bouldn't . Man, whllt a deal! How can YO\J pall it ,. ----..:.....------------------------------.....' ---------------------�="":'.- M RUGBY J ACKETS e .Wednesday At Pomeroy High course. • hemoglobin isl Give Your Blood el BEC KY'S - Normal temperature and normal pulse. - Enough hemoglobin to do somethlng or other; heck, wb.o but the Docs or nurses can describe exactly what you push arouna inside you r veins. A3 the saying goes, I Mrs. Hartinger Ent,ertained Wometf'Ot�hurch - Blood preuuro that won't be oo high as to blow off the top of your head in a year, or so low as to leave you · panting after mowing tile lawn. - And a medlcal bt.tory that puses muster. Now this is a genuine ot>staele course for the weak. Bu� 1t la little or nothing at all to conce� the average Melg& county person whose health usually 1s par for the let', take a look at the record, What ought you preaenl Wednesday at Pomeroy High Junior Audltorium any time between noon and 6 p .m. - A mortal chassi.■ between 18 and 60, weighing at least l lO pounds. Frequently, judged from turnouts at blood collecUon centers operated !or p•bllc benefit, It would appear a majority of people see thi, blood giving act as a prelty dlfllcult tbing, Getting right down to brass tacks, it is. for ,ome folks . You have to be a better than fair sample of manhood or womanhood to qualify. Just any old body, racked by this or that won't �o. Neither will just whatever blood ! , • �"" I Pulse: The Farm Belt f Election Issue In Midwest Is 'Religion' DAVID SMOTHERS c-ould determ ine the way <1 lo: r ' L ouis, but suffered a Sffbark with the deatll of Sen. Thomas 'UPI-When it comea vote& are C'Ut nex 1 N o\·eml,t>t i bnind-RicbSo will the feeli ngs about Agr1 r He n ni n gs Jr. a nd t he ch allenje ..,. i i a man w orth Its- cu lt ure Sf' creta r y [ • r a T. lwn�oll ct electi n g a new candidate. Stlll Lik• Johnson ·· ,... ...... · to. Bul Benson, tht- Ll\ o n 1 t> �t;,lkrn:.: l 1 South Dakota, Democratic �d• a ,le:ffenon City b1mk- horse of J\l1d1� , �I Demucrats t h,•�e I •--- •· Ntnet leDlporary chairman pa NI fi \'e yl'ar:;. � remt>-d lo bl' a lt•:iae,·s were still carrying a el tbe Democrat ic Nallona] Cum- strangely forgotten 1n<1n 9s 1 h1• !orc h for Ly n don B. Johnson. aittte, and-it IO happens-a Ro- presidential ) C ar ral·e� warmed Evl'n itepublica ns atlmi.tted John�o·, ,. ,uld h<1ve carried the slate, 11)¥_ (:alllollc, up. r •l· :.,. tup DemOC"rats admitted Pl■y M■jor RolH t ' WIiii )'ea,-, Nacy beHe-ves. "t h e i . , ,. � '-." ln the pre1idt'nt ia l I Undoubt edly, Uen s...,n and his 1 :1 vately thi.� K enn edy's retigio n "' ..S&Li4 ,o far .ll& MUsouri 1s farm pol 1 c ie5 w i l l ('onlmuc to l nl h im n o £:oO<l i n an ).rea ',A� �cetned 11 religlon1 1 pla.l" 1111.jur rult' s in l />e Midwest \.l.· hich is tra�itionally conserva­ inii. w 1 l h 1 0 state·� and 1 1 vc, No rwegian and Lu theran . campaii:n ·rp e mad that ..-N&Qatatemen1 •.1;1• 1 11 the state Capitol coffee �,7r,• Nqtly at a meeting of Mis,o ur i ' s 2 1 pt•r <'ent of 1 h t• nat ional uJtf' s>op al Pierre, w h ere Democratic , stake. ;1l . �µc 11t.a te eomm itlee and . Ral p h Hereset h is bo ss . a Col" ham\'l' ha nd1datl's ca h t !lc, n 1tronger than �1ce was t. 11!,.! 1lll'rN.I away at farm issLu·s Ill e11- m a n rt>mar:.:ed gloomily, •·u the , tha fa 'lored by most to p p o l i t i lq_�'! Midw c&t farm hc l t . l lrnsias! i l' bidding for the Cnrn Dcmoenls lose th is electio n , it � tte respected spok e s B1•l1 p l u m . V i re Presidf'11i n1ch- will set them back l O years." His companion, o ne of the i 'Sn� Mfddte West states a r cl .'1-1 :'-l 1 xo11 dcvoled 38 per cent :r t6 adin tt-both on and of r of his earlr ram paign sdwdul c to state's top Democrat!, corncted T . �that Democr atic nom- 1 hr M idwest. Kcnr1 t•dy. a fter as- him, "Twen ty years," he said. Ke n nedy's Calholirism could ke:nnedy's reli g i on si.12: r1i n 1i 19 per cent of hi� first " i'... tamp:i 1 gn �tops to thP farm belt. also decide votes in Wisconsi n diana-but with different l'XPl'C1cd to slc p up th e :;:u1t�. ��� -; o ' 1 th o n s I th io s n i:I h t tro a.� '1i::;� �:l(: ;\i�•�j��s t: ��: ���� s �;��� ��· : n ew ;e;oc rati� pf th(' "show me" variety so far. regimes, is also 33 per cent Ca t h-• I u nusu al ol ic. Kennedy showed he could l'olil iral , 0 ,1,•Mts said , _ .. •• t nmnhn o f .M i(lwesterners were dra w the CPtholic vote i n h is Wi sconsin primary vic\.f) ry. Hi 9 The Bradbur,- PTA w ill bold a sl ill s i l l ing on the fence. unsold cha n es of doi ng the same in r le' m r fa canditlii s either yet mi ne,t Tue ,d , y evr - :1s BkltUni r I November were ,atod good , e Corn h t State r t<11\ ln ms o . .A g JJr Skati ng R,' n k - - 11 •op - -•I � ' - - -'converse 1 Y, 1 nd Jana po, -,1 1l'.11 I , •in lllddl.=rt_ The pa,ty ,- .• ,,p •"n · or Jowa . some of the [<1rmers <1P· e r• s I lh ere d e per b days remem x d intereste n i more be 1o • • .t O .the: PJ,1_bll ...,. 1 c and WI' J I b e h c I d JJt'!ff('(I wh en th an t "1-c a th o 1 'ic K u Kl ux pPace and i n ternatiom1l &fwnrl d . �ih, l:ijt_ ��� iJID p, m. Ii. 11 Hooa1er power . l nKl an wa, �· -fairs t h ;i n the pr ic e of hogs. • diana was raled a Nixo n state alThe Men of the Heath M<11 h oTrad i t i orwl l y . t h e Middle West rca dY by mOSt of th e experls, M 1' ddl epo r I , wi 1 1 is T}, rNlnmina n l l y Repuhli1·an 11 nd t dlst · Church• w h o expeCled the Kennedy vote \. meet tble comlnii: Tuesda y ev•m- ( n m-err'll'd with t h e "gut issues" to trail that o( a stro n g �late at '1:90 at the church. 11r h ow murh farmers are getting ,,- c _ - ket ut 1 h e nrnr k el P I aee. D emocra t s • 0.plore ReII 11ou, luue -ii i · a," ef Trustee!! of the l'o'N<' mwd to the role of u nderPrac1ically all political leaddleP9('1 tint Baptilit Chnn· h do gs. ers deplored religions role in Bu t I here •� Ileen II ch11rtge in Midwe st campaie: n assessments, � Dm Tuesday eve n in t.: 7 :30. O n Wedm•s- thr politi t.cl weather across Lhe and in Mi nnesota the voters PP. 4, foDowlng the prayer fa rm lw l t and this Yt'<1r 1he Dem- "" re ntly agreed. a..,1 ,d � "e arc righting ''" •f Ch ,,- ,, ,- , 0 orra ls_ fur a c h a n� • �_ n e,mta's 75 pe r cent ProtestMin hard I i , hnltl o n to what they've UCI 9'n · lll meet at 8 :30. population ant hod al ready ig·• • ·� J'�ly Bunch Sewi n g Cluh [:(11. 11oreri the religious issues by On Victo y Streak r "" I P}Ok_--0ut at the K. E. A n cw bra nd of Demo<"rats, h e lping to e h�d Sen. E ugene M l' · mei ' on !f, Third Ave. in · Carthy, a Calholic Democ rat, in -, - · rt, 71,119H1y eve:nin11 oi � <'�p1 a 1 1z in i: on you th . en th u�tasm, , . and farm discontcri1, hnvc token 1 958 . T hey were much mo re , .. .• • · '1on cerned thi � year over how c < ·h n rg" 1 11 s1rllt> houses whenc the . S.,..mbtr 21 much 5leam powerhouse Se.n Hultaclne Gran iie wlll meet W 1• d - l!r1l11hl11'11ns onrc seemed to hold r ump hrer would b m ld � p > nl ]oases. Th ,• D1• mncr<1n he H l rwrma t o , 2 neadiy night, Sept. 8 A pr 1 he t i c ket Ill h1s personal bi d or l l?a m wm be p rese nted and q uar- 1 1 ( � l t'tory ba nner h as heen hois- f 1rd lerm and the come th 8 for e n n t1 terly blrthda)'I will be recoi:: nized I tcd for the fi rst rn i yenrs r : a l' k bt d of former Demo c ratic [ � t• rot k h Hcruhl tr·an� st111t•s u h i rd h Sept. 29 , . _: Hi•p t'oya K n uhon , who 10s1 out - The Mele• Templ� Pythian S i i;- ilS W 1s('oosm. Kilnsas, Iowa, Newo years a go whe n her h usban tl l Dakot<1 s. the ,1nr! ter, •W bold a 111mmage Hi e i n bra.� k11 Stu r e B11t HI a p1·esiden t ial year I t's ne g g ed i n II public letter, " Coya the •Yorm•r Mil ler k home. " �� b ulltlni""l' un M 1I1 Stree in icktl<. ' • 1 pro 1i 1 ('ina1 -l l'a I wh e t her l h e new eome write r l l n 1 po� port, Sept. 29 and 30 and u 111 i 1 .\l i11wl' s l lrnmera1s can o Bt D o bler editorial nooll on Saturday, Oct. 1 . P yt h i n n thrir po ulnri1y l o the you n g nom - an rl politicIl. l analyll t fo r the Slatell who have rummage plea,w I luN· with the Lh1'k Blly ac·cent� L i n l•O l n Sl 11r, summed up the silhlvfl It at th,e building by 2 fl. m,, o r wh el h r r t h ey ran hold on u ;i li n n fm N ebraska by saying ' i mu tain ly is t h e key wo rrt ·· - Wednead1)', S�pt. 28.' The 1elling or l hrnuw l vl• � against resuri:cnt Re- )l "I think it applies to the attl"IP1mllt will be from g a. m. to puhl frans. tu of ��rs reca rding the hise tl _ u h c nsn't been h hcr l m The Wl'll f p, lh. 0 1 t re pos i uon of . e 3 eh p, 3 ,iy a ntl ' A 1peclil meeting of the Racine lwl p l o llt•moi:ra1 ic hopes or mak, cur h t , Dobler ' .�ent c�nd11latcs, e 11 r e h t form belt. t been Band Booaters 11 to be held on i11g hay i n Thunday, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p m good for lhe crops and fa rmers, wrot� . l don t thmk <1ny of the ""lien ·,w> •'l t , at Racine high school. All bai'fd Gl"tm1bll n g hn& cased or,• a little, eandidutes has _. .ml'! al�·� ar-cut ima a cl ralled · Mllsouri a n d S1mth Dakota h g��• moth era are ul'ied to atte nd, � o t h e voters: , 1 think �ra n il�d high omn11g trouble 1pots ..t. 2f 'nae Afternoon Circle of the for t h e Democrats a nd lhe reli- J orlty dcc l slon _ is yet to be made Heath Methodist Church will mee t �ious issue wus a m .ij or trouble from the , . pres i de nlial cand1dates on down. Thurlday at the Church al 2 p. m . moker in bol h cases. The Demot·ruh hove hu tl state ..,......, 30 The Sunday achool of lhe Le- n nd l'ongrcsslonal offi c es In Mistart Fal la Methodl1t Chu rch ie �1111ri nail I'd down for two detponaorin8 a Jitney aupper Fri- tildes. But now the Democr<11s day tvtnlr,1, Sept. 80. Se rving 11clmit they're worried about the will ,tart at 8 p, m. at the Com- sh!e's south rentral "Baptist munlty bulldlng. Ev eryone is In- btlt . " Tht>y were en c ouraged bl' K1•nrw1ty·� warm welcome to St . vlted. "°•" -- They'll Do It Every Tirue Dy Hatlo 2-Daily Sentinel, P�meroy-Mlddleport, 0-, S.,p\_ 27, r��:, 1---1 I :,_ Me1·gs & Mason P,..g...·...E,;ents l"lfl-.--- w- - ,m �•1 _ ',_ .W.. .. ' eo· .,...-cb. W 1 . ·· �- I I I I r .,.. Amendment fS (mport30t B0t AffCCtS Few l)AILV ,CROS SWOR D ' ' 1"""8 t.Mora Cf:11,UL) I. Cllblt :&I; Ahtme u, ·11e1s1an . �• •gr ·a 0at.1"1Mi U. OJlot - · .,_. )lietl.'II -p.a. II. . ' ,O.B' :IT, , 1' ,U, l'tolto I.... • E·> . ... _ H, 11'1 � ..,. .... -'' JI- � IN*to DOWN 1. \Varp-ynrn Revlvea �. French river •. Rodent ts. Hf\U ema :a. e. or brethren 7. Wo04Ahllplng dovlee l, ltokl!r •tak& t. Wound mark 10. Po11011.slve pronoun 18- .Aa1am •tlkwonn 17, Caln'• fathor 18, Health aprlng J9�Pop., ulnr pols ,1. Com.. pn1:1s pol11t (abbr.) 22. Pt\Ht 2:1. Showy flowel'.1 24. Afl'lCll,I\ nnto,. lop& 21. Sh;k 30. Ne.st o! ))hCll!lt\ n t• ( vn1·.) 31 . Gush out 3J. LcRII, n, • foucot 3-1. NoVCldll. t1lty 311. Elrdt u a elu1 36, Roffle•Sel"t 1Jn S8. D1-op balt 39. Man'• name 40. Compnq point (•ltl!r,I lrrl-t-l-l-l�l;;:-t-t-+-+-t -e� - ' •·"�'" -1, � (�.) ,.. ,-, ' '" I IJGl ' )'All.•• I" :r • •• . _ y Uon , '�� , �� - _ 'W&it'r Clll�OTE - IIMl's how to work 9' lt1 l . f: Lo I """'�'JI: T D L . ,\ A. X • l - -i _ - ,, - � 11 � 0 11',II L L O W , � r a!ioth11r. Irt this aamp1• A '- used ... L'-. X · r the -two O't, etc. 8ingl11 lett1rra, 11,poa­ llM Mlwtb ucl to�U;m ot th11; word, an .U hlntt. code llllera a� different. ,U.. · , .. 8H , . +"'- � lfC!• • a 1 11-, l,J lltll:,ilJ; ■ lf" 'b o i :atptn,ni,i tl G KJ Chaotattoa Y P L O R W, rJL P 'l' K 'l'- _J W F P A R I) (I tl l!. R T K - K M H H ) T. .......,.. °'7111oq..-.1 L�ROII WAS HIS WEALTH, LAT I I L WAI HIS HllAkT--DRmllN, IIIJ1f .... ..__.,._ lolo,) ' . ' ,' , ''/, .-�· BY WILLIAM P. IAR K I R DISTRICT MANAGER Tod11y I wa n l to tell yoij about a' pa� · of the t9RO social security amen dme nts which does not al­ feet II large number ol people, hut is most Importa n t to tho8e whom It does affect. Aboµt 25,000 people-wldOws, agerl depen dent parents, and dls11 blcd chlld ren age 18 and over­ the su rvivors of workers who died belore l lMO, will now be able to collert monthly social �ecu rlty benef its. Originally, the social security law 1> rovided bo ne!lt11 only for rel lrcd workers. The law wa& <·hanged i n 1939 to make bene­ £11.s payabl e to the survivor, and dopendents of worken, but until the 1960 amendments no monthly be n efits were provided for the MUr\•ivors of worken who died before 1�0. U n der the new law, pa)'m ent, l'a n be made to the' widows of worken who died after March 31. 1998, and before January l, t 940, ll) their aged de pendent pare n ts, and to their di1abl ed 1on11 and d1u1hters. To qua l ify for b fU1 a widow or d e pendent m r of a worker who dled beforl must be: S2 yeart of , , A dls11bled son or 111:c or \ daughte ' Ult hRVe a diaabillty .<10 severe that It keep11 him or hrr (rom doing any subst1ntl1I g11i n ful work . Also, the disability mual have be,i;un before the chlld reached his 18th birthday. A depe n de n t ,ather muat be 11e 6!l If you bel ieve , that you or tomeone you know m·ay be eltal­ ble to 1et benellta H a nsult or thla thtnge In the law, re­ member that p1yment1 mu1t be npplled for. Call, write or visit your 10Clal .ecurity di1trlct of• fke to Ilk abou1 m1ltlna: ID IP­ pl icatioD , The dt&trlct office In Marietta la localed al 309 Put nam Street, the telephone n u mber Is FRS.&oll'I, RAIO T.llDIIIST FOIICli' SAIGON, IJPI-Thlrty11lehl terrorist, were . kllled Sund-,1 by Vietnamese troops ln a surprise utlack oa the so,uthernrg,oat pro. vlnce of Xuyen. the ,enii-offlel•l Viet n am Preu As:ency , re_potled • ll!QIY- THE ONLV 11ME 10QAV' .MES BEEM IN .A LONG . IJNE�AND GUE5S � t--lORSS WIMS .."II/AJIX ANDA "flP DI' .,,. JIATl,,O HAr7'0 Q ' . • ;: -�-�7 e.:f'a?-1 2 T t � ,. � - . Needs " edy W--m Bro:u,n Se�_ if I\Jenn U swi·tch In H1·s tale 303 7z:7 , .., � •· , , . --'_. , •. ....._. .. I C. .,.. _ 8y ,..,... Af!V Ed· SACRAMENTO UPI-Oov. mund G. Brown shed h1a coit lnd tUed shoe&, lOOHned hi1 � He, J Naback In the 1eat or hl11· · '.!Grll,tra,n•"or\ tional Guard ..., · zly'' and •umtned up Calltof,d.a't pra@ecb p residential election this woy: =· ,.. s ��� . -�Z,.M.D.:___ that th_ere are lntra,party aplils he in Califo"!,I1 a, Kenn edy Hid fel t the va rtous ele ments would unite if for no other re111on than on the common lf'<IUnd of their dislike or Ni.on. The division in the Democratic party in Califo rn ia was apparent to the entire nation at the Los Ana:el es conv ention when the state'1 dele,:ation split a Imoat 50-50 between Adlai Stevenson and Ken nedy. Brown supported Ki!nnedy but he couldn ' t carry his own delegation with h\m. "All \ff h•ve to do 11 ••lteb 303,'1'8'1 volH to mtkt Md)' a wir.ner--and I thl"' ' ll'll many Democrat:, out befit wbo don't 1ike Nb:on but dJil ' like Jk,_" United On Surface The De mocratic goyernot• size Nor was the nomination of up was made lo thi/J correspondent after Sen , John F, Kennedy's Se:n. Lyndon B. Joh n son as Kenrecent whistle-stop tour of Cali nedy's running mate an unqualifled sucteH with the liberal ele· orn Ia. The Republican view of Nixon's ment In the party, notabl y the Council chances in California 11 that GOP Califo rnia Democratic pa rty unity will prevai l over a ( CDC) an organlzallon of 50,000 gra511 roots !>emocrats whose Individed Dem�ratic party. Brown'• feelini, shared by 1ev. fluence has been i ncreasing ln e ral far western Democratlc, )ead- the- past five years. er s, i& that Richard M. }Jiion But the mutterl ngs a nd grumlacks the bipartisan popular ap- blings over the Democratic tickpe■l of Dwight D. Eisenhower. et appewr to hllve sub.sided a nd They do not ditcour,t N hr:on's there is MW at least a surface ' I es or hi1 1kill 1,1 a cam s-how of unity behind Kennedy. 1 1t cap.a b'I paigner. But a1 Brow n put j l : Nixon's problem in capturing ··Nobody ii neutral 1boui Nixon the ,tale's 32 electoral vote apPeople are for him or aa:ainsl pears to lie In the fact that rhere him. I hope there are el),9� of h11 been a pronounced Demoerathem a.galn st him to put Kennedy tic trend ln Califor nia si n ce 1 9M over." Two years 110, Brown 1w1mpKe n nedy, however, faces no ed Republican WIiiiam F. Kn oweasy task in California. land in the gubernatorial fi11bt by Despite a 3-lo.2 edge In Demo- more than II million \'Ole&. AtaUr reg i1tration, the EiHnhoo,yBoth bo�e,s of. th e Leglllature, r-r� t.\ ixon ticket won In l9M by le1ubliean for 20 yeara, ,, new , , are 07 533 votes Nixon la J}OPUlar in controlled by 1ub1�ritla,rrDep:io' 11 home st�te and •e has a cratic majorities. And ·the 1Lat,'1 ·'dedicated organl:r.ation here, akil- congres.slonal delegation, 18-11 Re led in political c1rnp.algn,, Be publicon in 19&2, now staqdl! at l also enjoy11 conaiderable newspa- 16-1' Democratic. per support and strong financial However, llepublicans claim the backing. pendulum is 1wln1lni; back, that CallPomla la Key Brown'a penon,il popularity haa Nixon ii w ell known 11 1 n1- decreaaed durln1 hia two yean tive son while Kennedy's B oatQn I in office and that R epublican accent marked him In hla tour fortune1 are on the upswi n1. throuah the farm areas as an lcla• In L, A. Eatterner. Loa Ane:elea City and cou nty The Republlcan1 fe el, ·and they is the major tareet in the cam• cite II th e authority Kennedf1 pale: n. There, Nixon ha, an edge. broth er, Ted, that California Dem- , He waii raised in Loa A n 1eles ocrats are not aolldb' behind Ken County, whtre 40 per cent of the nedy, Th e Republ le1n Oraanls1• vote ii, ind it wa1 there that he tion on the other hand, w11 1hd la . waged succ e11ful c•rppalen• for hand-picked by Nixon and Repub- Congre1J, the V, s. Senate alld lici.n voten and, barrinl a hand twice for vice president. . ful of Rockefeller supporten, apKenne(ly In bi■ flrlt maJdr peara to be with him all the way. aortle Into hie opponent's b1C'k Ted Kennedy recently de1crlb- yard, packed the Shrine Auditored California and New York aa lui:n, for a 1"ech . . He had the th e two key atates Iii, the pre1I, help of 1ucb 9ntert1inment 1i:tara dentlal conteat While concedin1 as Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, -- -- Tony Curti s and Ella Fib:,erald, -Nixon delayed by a knee Jnfection from l 1u1Jchln1 hi1 cam• pal1n, did not bit California untll after Kennady'• whi1tlwto9 tour. Thtn, b• drew 40,000 perSept. 21, 1960 aon, to San Frandaco'a Union Dear Sir: . . Sq\lffll, Am wrltlng to you to ne U you While leader• of both partiaa woul d put a notic. in your paPl,f 1!0nfldtnU, predict victory for for me, rea:artll'1f any lnformatlon thfjr man in No.ember, their off 1 can &et about the Porter f1mil:, the �rd ...,.ment adds us.i, to for a family re:cord, (Sarah Porter the fatt lt ia • toaa u p right now l11 the Golden State, wu my grandmother. ) Could you tell me if th ere are Barrln, t�• injection of a etlqi.. any old ahippin1 companle, there lllatlni illue In the next few who miaht hne old record, of weeks, th• Ca l ifornia campaign pauene:ers comlnc fl'nm Enatand boJlt downi to a popularity conIn I BM, probably cargo boataf PleHe let me hear from ,Ou. Al one WII -put It: Slncenly, Mildred H1,1,rdy Claffte, ''The winner In Callrornl1 will 9M-46th Street, Birml n&h■rn 8, Al• be �ther John P� Ni:1:on or Rich• •rd M, Kennedy," abama. Sarah Port er was born about 1 843 and dled, · Nelsonville, abo\at rL a. ' r C,1.1..-: .... 1 1870. She married John Hird)', \.dl'Ci' ste �IP Pom eroy, Dec. 14, 1861. She a brc.tl\er, Taylor P(lrt er and••• I s\ster. Martha Porter, who mat• IY CLARtcl ALL9 Tito StwloC Club met Thurtlday rled Cundiff W11hi_111ton _ John Hardy, Sarah Port.It._ Jiu,. evenln.l at U. hoate of lln, Clq. band, came from Ena l and in 1851, ton Al len. Mn. Harold Hawk prelanded In PorMroy, lived tbei'e aided over lhe buaineu mNtina until 1982. "" w11 e ither Z,lacp,al and plin• for a H•ll!l'we'en patty . · to tie held it the next Meetillf!l'., or Methodist. Sarah Porter was I native ol -.ere made. It was also decided to Pomero)' or acrou the tlver 11\ �- llelp with the c:fleat . X-ray, which � tm be In the near future. Mn. V1. I may io o-q to II)' t cam� to ,{ohn .flck ji.v,i p nport on the Pomel'O)' laat June looklna lor "" f�Mllll ,ol l'!; 11.'!',..flq orda - found John Hard)''• � 6' tie ilttifetl Md.' "1ffll W'e!'t! ft,Bl�na. ural�Uon thtl'f; dated 18D, -,, Incl 111'1, not Jive In)' parUculan; alto iii� . . �dltt 1 . Wil, ' r lrdib " tlatJt � ' p 1 rla&e to Sarah Porter 1851; �c� ret,11,- · t1c1.1l4?1 _ (at Oourt Reuai). � it. S,,'r1":- � INI «I.w.-it vUJ much to kn ow wno td we 1 John Hardy's mother WU ind, he Hr'e � "by 'Jlii,. ).Qen�to Ch�l. where In Enc1and he waa born - �0\1111 . :leP\ .. . l�Dl ·_1mt. 1110 who were Sarah Porter's ,ar1: ·i;i;,♦t ent1 and WMn'tl Iha ••• . �d. ii:,-.· ;Rithl(d , �lnft"P4 fi{). _ )1(1. Chai't,ie ntlt, ■lid 1111. An old lhlPPilll '°"'t'"'� � Wo:ol � �loblr , au1et• ord or ol� �l1JCOP11I or lit 1 Ul_o boine I>! X,,. dl!I church_ mord mliht help,� write who lo Ut � er,, _ I do not know _ ,.,.... _ bi• Obi there lot - ' • ._, • .lbla. Tlwtt )'Ou. " ' r l' EDITOR'S MAILBAG ten. N'ews "'f U Week y ._ ' . �ar ived� no �"U : � i!!'I"!' ::'L.�,"11 bom.. \., ,._ " I �lll, -�1'. -.,-•ay ;�th_ M _ r_ s_ - Mabel Swa rtz, A, h •n , _ - , ,. Mrs, Ray Morris ,qrs. Bu eI R'd I 1en n � - e �p1: 1e&�::i !� :rt���e: �e Jae.son. .._ Mia. Roy C}uiaty spent a day in Parker-sburg Mn. Ro�rt Ritchie an d Mn. .._ '· Kenneth M1' cha e.., attended ,...., funeral of Mrs, Jacob Wolfe at St. Marys. Mr. and ::drs . Henry Hartm an and daughter ,nd Mr. and Mrs. , Richard Bea rhs and daughter spe nt a coupl e of days w ith Mr. HarlHal'tman '& parent!! at Lebanon,, Pe nn. Mr. a nd , Mnt. Dana Fiaher, Greenfield, were overnight cuests of Mr. and Mra. Paul K arr. Mrs. Nora Brown a n d Mrs . Guy Summe rfield atte nded the Apple Festlval at Jackson and were overnight guests of Mr. and :drs. Larry Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Larson of Minnesota were recent guest11 of 71\ n. Chloe Balley, Wffkend au ests of Mrs. Mollie Bookman were Mr. and Mra. Dudlcy Gandee Marlon and Mr. and Mn. Wick Gandee, C Prdi n gto n . Mra. Mary Bal it>y, Flatwoods, recently spent a couple of days with Mrs. Chloe Bailey, Mrll. Lucy Sheets, Lewisburg, W, Va., left Saturday morn ing after spendi ng a week w i th her sister, Mollie Bookma n . Mrs. Ja n ice La n ham a n d daui hters, Fl atwood s, spe n t Fri-d ay wit - h her mother Mrs. James Bailey. Miss Debbie Wood was an over- h t guest o1 « mg mr. Jnd M rw. Roy Chrlaly, ________ A CAPITOL IDEA During the month ln which the Emancipation proclamation was laaued 87 years agq, It ts well to revi ew Ohlo's Fair Employment Practices Law. ,It.a purpose it to' prevent di&crimlnation tn Employment against per,on& because of race, colol', rellgion, national origin, or ancestry. It "created the Ohio Civil Ria:ht1 commiHio n, consistin g . of five memben with overlapping !lveyear jerms. TheY ' a?e, with expiralion dates on July 29 of the year ll&te d: Rlchard E. GuHenheim or Cincinnati, 196$ : Roosevelt S. Dickey of Cleveland, 1981: Albert J. Dillehay of Akro n, 1 962: Henrietta Leeman of C"anton, 1963: a nd Charles G. Bishop of Aua'tlntown, 196'. In the Jaw books It'a Sections 4112.0J and the next seven 11ec• tions. It restricts an employer of four or more penona from dlllcrim• lnatln1 in employment, and It alao re1trict1 such discrlmlnation fh labor or11niution&. The commidion, before it ISBUCS a complaint and i natitutes a for• mal he1rln1, m\i1\ employ ln for-mil methods of �rauaslon and consollatlon to pfevent i>enons fro engaging I n unlawful diacril'l'llnatory practices. It . must conc\llct formal heartn11 on complai nl11 not disposed of Informally, to (l) Issue ordera to ceaae· and desist OJ' (2) to dlamlss . auch compllinla. 1n c. .e o1 an order thel't! mu1t be reporta oJ cornpllance. T h e commi11ion has 1 1 1thority to obt1l1,1, court orders for enforcement of its float orden, and provldes for Judicial N!vlew of any final order o( the commiasion by any aw(eved party. The .addl'flS of the Civil Ria:hts Comml,.io• of Ohio Is 1\oom 101 at 11 Wert Broad, Columbull, and the Ttlephone Is CApltal 1-552'1'. na eX1cuttve 41rettor la Frank Ba l dau of Clenland. Enfomme:nt of the law 11 b)' inJunction. There is a fltte of ,100 to S500 for violation of the l1w'1 requirement that al l persona 1ubjec:t to the lair employme�t pracUce1 low post In 1 -plcuouo ;lace OJ' "'-'ace1 Ii notice ·Nttlnt forth fftce.rptt fl'Om the law an;d su ch 'olher Information II ttle <!ommilal� dtems necttlAry. 'rite -"CofflMlu.ion ha■ an _ educ•• V,on.,1 dul,y to tr)' to ',nqaln�te: �jUdi� 1fflona the' Vll'!Chll 'r1cl• 111, reJJ1iou-.,, and · e)hnic ,iroupa, 1 to .�bJ� Jb �ill ,imona th.em, llt orl�n of J),fe,udto emi,1,asife i i°' Its h•l'l!l· au � 1&.: JDC(!mbatlb�1: fuJ �. lty wl Alli can_ 'pi:J�dples equa_ilty ,nd Iii' pl,y. , I ll@l!IJI \It. 1.2__"1>•!1'• --,----� ' 1960 Tomato Machines Land Transfers Both Candidates See New York As Key TO prest. dential 111· ff l1t THATS ALLI ,. PO (,.!T / nu:. ��ft. f- • ' I hb\ _ 1' • Ii/ BY KIRICLANO I. KING sway an election i n the state. ALBANY, N. ¥. UPI-New Th e state malr.es an id eal set• York ma y be the White House ting for the ca n didate promi■ing key for Richard M. Nixon or everythlne for ev erybody. But, John F. Kennedy. there-cord shaw■ he would not Support.en of the rival pre1l­ de n tial c&r,didatea, keenly aware ·get aw■y with it. Cancllclat• lwltdltll TUM of the importance of the state's 45 el ectoral votes, are waging a A few years back, 1 candidate battle for the favor of nearly aeek.ln, ■ ltate office told a eight ·million vot@r&. They know &:ro� p ne ar the St. Lawrence that I n recent · hil1tory (Inly one River he thoue:ht it would be a man-Harry S. Truman-won the fi ne thiq if I waterway could presidency without carrying N e9! be completed. The next day I n York. another section of the state, he Publicly the opposi ng pol itical told an oppasing committee he camps a re p redicti ng victory, but dida't lbink: the project was s11cb privately they say it will be a .a good Idea. He was appl auded at toss up. An d that is the think- both meetings, but whea the ing o n which the y have based the voters were counted he was re­ tired to private life . campaigns. Ken nedy and Nixon will be freA preai4cndal con test brines quent visi tors to the slate be- out tb� ,r'eat.irt number -01 -.ot­ e rs. E.11enhawer had no trouble· ��:;\n�::d �:\a�;\�� 1::� <:arryina the ,tate both times h e o n e en d of the state to the other. rl\11. Jn 1868, be polled more than Their co,ps of campaign dfum four million vote,, nearly twice be il ro h as man:· is Adl ll · E. Stevenson, ���' hl i � ::�� o n . :: ���� But, in the: days of Franklin D, w carry N ew Y orlr. " Kennedy t0I d Roosevelt the Democrat, looked · ' his managers. Nixon feels the ju st U Clod, sam e . When Alfred E. Smith opposed One thing is certain. New York can not be class ified as · .a "ufe" �erbert l;IOOVer i n l.9.28 �e , was state fo r eith er Republlctns or ridfna il•RI>t \Var· I Democrat s. Jts voting history is i'itn-'' ltnd· \he ,tate 'S r!Yfft pdpu• governor. 'When th e votes one of SUl"n lar r ises. De.spite Dwight •r D. Eisen hower ·, landttltde ,weep were in, honver, .Smith loat th e in the 1952 preeidential conte11t, state to HOOvff by abollt 100,000. Republica n s and Democt,ats have That stm,i year, Norman ThOmas tast ed both victory a nd defeat in the 'Soclallat, polled 107,000 a nd the interim. the Communist party drew 10,ootl. Harrlll'Nln Scon11 U,-t W. Averell Harriman, the New "A state with a votiog history • Dealish Democrat, won an up,et l ike New Yori!: can never be victory over former U, S. Sen, taken for granted, " a political Irving M. Ives, a to p Republican . leader -�i". "E"ery election ia vote-getter, in 1956. Eisenhower a n ew challenge calling for new repea ted h'1s ear1 -1er perIormance tethniques." in 19M and two year& later along came Nelson A. Rockefel ler Roekefellvr, a n.w fen on tlM Polltlcil ,cene ,nd I R• publkan, tripped Harrlm■n bJ I wiN martin. The n ational lineage, OCQupations, and interests are v• ried among the HI million New Yorkers. Tht' te are 80 many intangibles, crystal gazi ng is hazardous al best and most pol hiters w ind NEW YORK (UPI) _ President up with a "but." No sing le Issu e Eisenhower and British Prim" has ever bee n stro ng enough to Mini&ter Harold Macmi llan ea l1ed ------------- today . for ' full oupru - rt" ol u. N• A HOLZER HOSPIT•L Ser.retary . General Dag HammarAdmi ssio n s, Sept. 23: Bliss Wil - skjold and ,urged the Un ite d Nao so n , Mason ; Jack Paugh, Maso n ; lions to iet do wn to "se rious, M rs. William Brewer, Lang&vill e : iober, an constructive work." d Mrs, Alva Clark, Pomeroy. . The President and Prime Min­ Discharges, Sept, 23 : Mrs. Ro- ister, together for two anp. a hal f b�rt A . Hunnel, Mr11. John T. lie hours, urged the Haembly to go Gm n is, Thomas Francis Morris, to Work on the proble m of d,-,. Mrs. 0ra L. K erwood, Mrs. Tho- armament The United Stat es ill mas C , Hayman, Mrs. Cecil E. pu11hing I ftaoluUon that would Price, Mrs. Hobart H. Sines, Mrs l n�toouA� power, to reH--., _,8 ke •T� M"OIIJ'91 "- · � "'" .w .,;a:.., , • Hood , !" talks which i Joli n ti nry . Ti;ib,rt, Mf"•�lint the Russians · · e � up in G eneva T. Sm eltzer, Mra. Al'oeiV J, Ga- when they ftlhtl out last June · brielli, Mrs. David E. Wickli ne , 27. , - 1 1-. Mrs. James H. Whitti ngton, MN . White Bouse· News Secretary Fra n cia Jewell Story, Mr,. Keith Jamea c. Ha.erty, spe:aki ni on Duane Chaffee, Mrs. Lloyd B. behalf of blJn.ielf and BrJtiah Dearing and daughter. spoketman fohn Rusell, disA4Jnl&siona, Sept. 24 : Joaeph closed the Presiae11,t'1 and Prime · Lee Hively, Bidwell ; Fenton C . Min lstet'a «lelermU'\ltion to reai t ll Koch, Ravenswood; Eugene L. to the utmost Soviet Prlmler Ni• Ki rk, Bidwell. kita S. Khrushchev's demand that Discharges, Sept. H : FraJk U. N. Secr etary - G tneral Da& HamWillard Bti:iley, Andrew H1rrlt0fl ma�kjold be ou1ted a:nd hta �•ct Cottrlll, Mrs. Hel en M. Mitten• li ken by • three.nation commltthal , Betty Ann Hasklna, Larry tee oompaaed of one Communlat, Allen Wise, Jack Lee Spurloct, one neutrali1t, and one WeatElbert Ezra Graham, Mrs. Peter em� . Monroe Fink, Jeffrey . Alan Hard"Tb,ey ireatly hope that after er , Hoyt L etter Clark, Jeffrey 1 1torm;r ,tart, the �neral At­ Ly nn Beekman, Maurice Lee Jus- unl btf will now be able to con­ tlce, Claad ta Jo nita ·Hun, An- centra te on ' aeriou1, Hber and dre w ·p _ Owens, Mra: Rich1rd D, con1tructlve .wort, notably in the Kelly, Mrs. Jame, Ray f'ar10111, miahltr ot di&ar�mtnl" Mrs. f.bomas C. Lam bert Hd · _,,,,_,._____ daughter. Admitted Sept 2' : Mn. Myrtle · · Kathryn Hieb, Pomeroy, Discharges , Sept. 25: Roy Edwin ML'Cool, Mrs. Lawrence W. · B eaver, Mn. Carl E. Addia,. Mn. Vearl W. Hamrick, Laud F. Mlll er, Mn. Loul! C. Thornu, Max Edmund11on, Vicky Lynn �Fry�, .., Cindy Phyllis BJ1ntot11, Wallie , , , , , Otts Bunett, Dr. !■ti C. Hahn, COLUIQUS .(tJPO - A aearMn. Kenneth D. Hall and aon, tece,4 14, 01Jic1 S•M ·· vntverMn. Howard L. En11tsb and I on, ,11y,. ud"'t, • lilt NC!k · to . '7 Mr&. Billy L , Hugbe1, Mr,. Glin ,1. !., • .,. _ _ _ :. r..-L. Haskina and so JJ, tntant l'l'iile U■lvenlQt' effteial& ._1t1, th� Smith, Mrs. Robert Z. Tro1pel' flclal �naenJ �UI not r ite and dau1hter. l:nown to.r 1everal day, but It . ap. · Birtha · Sept , 24,: Mr. an d� Mrs. ared �t it wquld be the leeAlva Brian Clark, · Pomerc,, ·a C nd• I.al# NlillriUon In Oltrl · ' story. Thi �d wu att In dauJht er, _ • •· iM7 i · � 1 �- •hen ex-tra n®4. . � ' \ll't �Offill. � ... 1 A' ,inf!l.al')I ch�ct !tf Off'(al\'1- 1 1 cen 1 - ot� · � lb.... "- �'jpo6"V h� .... ,.... tudo'n .,.th, eh1ici_ �ti.o.we:ct: LjlPI bralHlb, JUI; Man.sftt'ld, 1·M;; Marlon, �i l ff �ie\!il'ark, 23.7;· ·wrtlbt' Fletd Grad• 1 f'lj Ua� Cfntet, 0081" social wOfk I urse e!ll'Ollment 1t Clnclnmtl, ly Unltecl ,,... lnftfflltlentl : Today is Tu esday, Sept. 27, the r-_ 27ltt day of the year, witb aG J. more in lll60, Saved ee The moon la in lt11 firat quarter. . The mornin1 1t■r la Man. •m · S't. The e:venilll! ,tan are Venus. (UPI] · .._ A hll(! .,, Jet. bani r pf� Jupiter and Saturn. �to. :hinpa Bay Monc!Jy, ._ rillht 0!1 thl1 day in history: In l�D. Samu,1 Ad,ma, A'Pltf't•· jnd two ,, - �ue �eUtoJteftt *Rt can palrlot and 8uidilll� dilJit qf � the: ieap al'ao cr.-bed. But 1 lbe 8o1ton Tea Party, waa born, •ll ten_ �8' 1board, the three ��;· ��- ''· 1 • , • Jn 1., after 18 day1 ti( ,tut,. -1� 11 , •••.,.,... !"a;b\ uur nil!ir born rntstonoe � htttl\'l'_ ,J,ald, pt Ueoittthr � tifte rt:►, and ' reJu111' attlUery t ·d'mbard-. lollU . • _ th•· hqnN coi.it me:nt, Watnw aurrmdeffd to , tile cu�.� . Germpl tn World W•r U. , M Goard e Int' "' .c.huae. ,U.· . It\ 199, * eeiect cOnunuWe of Cnrdf, G� 'sclliutitln.n,,t, of N• ," .�e U, S. Se�t,e Wted U,U:a�IP,1oui- �an. '1Wlt. • Jy to .«·�,ore 1'en. Joteph ��Ciir' "t_ • • ' thy, !t,Wt1, __., , Tb��t fot t�: , JJl'ltllh 1.i'd: er, n�e ll'!laherd. "-1¥!1enever I orep� lor 1� joijt­ tliouah i'ot tJl!ilQI. . ne)' t_ tro•� �I la" 11)4 f• I\!,•� �f. Thll :1' Its> �t ' · me. ., -J At Bordner Farm A demo nstratio n or .various types of tomato harvc:Fters w•s. lleld Sept. 23 at the Ha rold Bord­ n er farm on Hodgma n Road, touthwest of Bowling G reen. I your LENNOX dealer I COAL Oil, GAS FURNACES I Area Business College Opening · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • ·I' • • · · · · · · · · · · · · • • ian't it Bea:utiful?" ;• • •"My, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • :• - •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • For Secretariat ■· I • • • • '•• •• •• •• .. • • Ji ' ¥-800 ( • ' • O■r N•■lilrs V-91111 A true �eating do� · sic. offering • new concept ii\ comfort and beouty-Mortin Gas Heaters. BAKER FURN ITURE • ' IN MI DDLEPORT, OHIO ----- ·\IT.roD,C.tl'!'f'\\\'t:" .\ND I:' 10 'l' m Thr • h•_ m. · a:. . ,·. '9 ��.JI, .,b,1 ' 11!• J� •• •- :• r Mrs. Dearing stated that onl y seven more students could be ac­ cepted, four for day classe1 and three for nl1ht clauea. She I• staying at the school aite, 222 Third Avenue , Gallipolis, to handle Her inquiries and enrollmentl, phone number ia GI 6- 1838, l I I .\ "1t- Blackburn Ind icated a high per­ centage of previous graduates of the coune had secured good office· jobs in the Gallipolls-Polnt Pleas­ ant area and in nearby large citles. He Hid that in most areas of the country the d e-mand for qualil'led stenographers, secretaries, a n d bookkeepers was at a n all time high, -" ' -,,-""',--,a-J'-i';,.,-- M r. Blackbur n said both the day and the night sludents should at­ tend the September 28 seasion so l h at indoctrination procedures, .::ourse expla nations, book issuance,1 and class assignments can be made.; --''Time To Winte rize Your Car'' '1!!. ....! rt,,�-, RYrJ r, The Gallipolis-Point Pleasa nt area Business Col l ege Extension of Portsmout h In te rstate Busi ness Col­ lege will open its 1960 schedule al 7 p, m. Septembe r 28 in the school's regular classrooms at 222 · Thi rd Aveune, Gallipol is, it was announced today by Leo Bl ack­ burn , President of the Portsmouth home school and by 'Mrs. Bacbel Dearing, re gistrar and i nstructor for the Extension. ' :Df- . . $2.39 gal. . . . . . . · , · · Zerex eeze Dupont Permanent Anti-Fr • hpont Allfl-Rust "Methanol" Zerone · · - · · · - - - - - - - - - - - $1.25 gal. hpont Cooling System Cleanser "7" · - - - - - · · - ... . - - - - - - - - -' - - . . 89c f · - · - · · - - - - ··- - - - - . . - - . . - - - . . 89c � · · h · ln ltor i Acid u & s R hpol!f 89c Ctoli119 -Systtn1 Sealer - · · · - · · · - · · , _ · · · . ' . . . ' . . . .. . . . . . . . . 29c · · · · · · · · ,. · Sodrin Fer ltaky Radlatars - - · Recappe4 Mud & Snow Tl_res, 6,70x15 · · - - - - . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . $1 4.37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21 .53 • "� Nylon Mud ,.-_ $now Tires, 6:70�15 · · - , • •I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • hP,Mt '• I ' MOORE'S - ' , ,_ • • '. POMEROY, · oH IO Phone WY-1-2848 thff\t Woman's View Bad Days Start Different Than Others.At Once Thep regular day and evening classe11 wi ll start September 30 with claues continui ng on Mon • day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for fiv� months during which time students could attain proficien cy in Typi n g, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, English, Spelling, Business Ma,lhematlcs, Office Ma­ chines, a n d Office Practice. You'll notice tho mony improvement■ lit one,. Attra"ctive styling plus the ut. ) moJt in comfort­ produeing heat. At - Ohio State_ - 1960 Schedule Th is will be the fourth exten­ s io n te rm of busi ness t raini ng ofl fered by Portsmouth I n terstate Bus i n ess College i n the Point Pleasa nt-!}allipolis a rea and, ac­ cording to Mr. Blackbur n , practi­ c111ly a full roster for both da)' a n d night classes is asaufed. Neaf�ftf.:C() . 'ifi rd. H 'Eftr0 24,7')!!' - lled- Tbe;Alm•..-e . The 23rd .annual Letter Wr it­ Ing Week w ill M celebrated .In Weit V irginia, West Columbia, du r ing the week of October 2 to 8, It waa an nounced today by po1tm11ter E. May Fowler. BAKER and SEYRllED Full Support •'"i Robert Harte n bacb. Sheriff to Bertha Mae J■ney, Salem. Nettie Norton, Dec. lo W. C. Norton, Lloyd R. Norton, M ildred Muri Norton an d Ralph Owen Nor to n , Affid. or Trana., Sale m. Ell&wo rlh Gor by, Dec. to Elsie, Roy Gorby, Alma Nelson , Ruth t Hepber, Max Go rby, Affid. of Tu ns., Salem. Max Gorby, Dec. to Elsie Gor­ Carl M. and Pauli ne L. Gorby, , . to Ellie. Waid, Ray Gor by, Ruth Huber, Alma Nelson, Parcel, Sa­ l em. Starting Soon !DITOR'I NOTI: CulN'1 fl► d1I Cfftro hH ltuftCMCI en alJ. CKlt c1m,•ltn to upture the Arnerlun .....,.,, MC:ki"t for hit r•volutlonary ctUH. What 11 b.hincf hla carnpel1n, Whet dNI ht hope te aiectn1pl llh1' WIMt are hl1 futu,. plaMf UPI•• Latin Amerlun news editor dMII wlttt que1tlon1 In the lellowlrtfl dispatch. 1, FRANCIS L, McCARTHY NEW YORK UPI - F'ide:1 · cutro his carried bis Cuban revolution lnto tbe United state, to try to win the American N egio to h._ cause. People here who know Cuba and Cuba ne apell out Castro's obj ec. tivea thus: -He iJ wooing the America n Nearo to strengthen his faltering hold on the Cuban ma1111e1, pre­ dom inantly Negro. -He la trying to recoup lost tourist doll ara by sell ing the American N egro on Cuba II the ideal di11-crimination-free vacation resort. -He wanls to strengthen hit bid for Afro-Asian support o(, Cuba'& campaign for a seat on the United Natiom Security Cou ncil . and -He Is teekln g to haraas embarrass the U nited States. To all practical erfecl, the Cu­ ban revolutionary ' 11ovemment operates today from the Harlem district of New York. Not only i& Castro, Cuba'& premi er there, but his foreign ml ni&ter, economy ml n- By GGY PAULEY NEW YORK UIU - The day started l ike most other days with the ularm soundi ng at 7 a. m. But within five minutes I kn ew It would be different. All it took was an attempt lo ra ise the bedroom window .shade an d have the co rd sli p from my hand. The freed blind we nt screaming to the top of Yhe win• dow and clattered arou n d the roll­ er several tim es befo re it stopped, MY personal "day of horrors" was under way. That's what one frie nd calls her such days anyway - and it seems we all hav e th em. Trying and ted­ ious and frustrating da)'ll whe n nothiµg goes III it should and- whe n by ' mld' �"trid rili n& you wonder why Wu bothered to get up. I fi ntl that most of us are warned early that irritation will pile on irrltaLion by nightfall. One friend say11 her "day of horrors'' begins with h er bumping i n to things in h er own familiar apart­ ment. "I just ca n 't get coordin at­ ed," she aald. "and I'm cold so­ ber." Pu rd1e1 Alarm Button One of h er l)orror days found her pushing the alarm button in­ stead of the l obby button in the self-service el evator o( her build­ ing. She ha iled • cab a nd couldn't remember where she Wall going, Finally getting through that cri­ ..:is, she stopped al a snack shop to bring coffee In for some co­ workers and walked lnto a plate glas, door. My day . of horrora inevitably mean, that the coffee ca nister ls empty that morning and in open­ i ng a vacuum tin the key sl ide, off the track. I cJlmb i nto a shower and find I'm out of aoap and have forgotten the: washcloth. Out again, dripping wet, to the sourc e of 1upply. Start to work, and it &\arb to drizzle after you're at the bua stop. No empty cabs of coune ao everyone's on the bus. St•nd a ll the way to the office while um­ brell11 carrh!d by othen, fore:wam ed by the weatherman, drip ,on your feet. Callers Prove Nalty · lt'I a day when enfy telephone caller · is in a naaty mood, when everyone you're trying to reach I& In co nference, and when the ' typewriter con1isltently transposes letten, -SurVtve the fru1tratlon1 of the office final ly and arrive home to find \h mallman brought only bi1111. t' boy alTiVet with the 11roceq ellvfry, and It isn't your order. · Start cookt n·1 and atart dropping things, and . what you break alway, t, a favorite dish. St•rt finall, to IMd - ind . lhert'I that durned bllnd 1tlll WMf'9 vov l■ft It In the _,nlng. But you ffllM.,. to pull the lallnd cloWfl wltheut Incident, end pull the blank-■ up tCli end, think• fully, the lllay. Just as you drift otf to sl eep, a clamor setA in ne:r:t doort, Of al l evenings, the nflghbors picked this one to have a party. A Complete Stock - Available At Vitamins! For the winter months ahead_ Stock up now_ Help p1event colds and other mi­ nor lljnes..is during - winter months. the �ON'S DRIJG CO. • , FREE' PARKING Middleport C<!&la Bldg. - J1ter .and army ch ief are with him. Ho11I Mcitv. Pl1n11N C11tro'1 "■ettluli down " in Harlem i1 hardly Accidental. The fact.I 1how it to be deliberate and preconcelved. On hit errlvel hert1 IHI Sundt1, ,....,.. WH hovNcl at the mWtown Shielllturne- Hot•I. How..-er, the f.ct1 diacl... the Har1-.n Hot•I ThereH tlHI WH nqotlatH 24 hon earli.r. Castro loudly procla i med he wu leavina: the Shel burne, be.eaUte It demanded a ,10,000 bond against d1m1e:u and unpa id bills, and too high room ratea. Dally Sentlne� Pl>meroy-lllddl'po/t, O., llpl ff, ING I· -•·•·• -NIIY mlttee are pretldent, lln. Earl · HEartford Social T0 -W•Ill Sympathies Of Negroes I Writing letters Postmaster }�owler noted that there bu ,been a revival ot per­ sona l letter writing d uring the laat few y ears. "A letter remain, the m0tt economical, lon1e1t la1Ung, and 11incere&t mean, of extending greetinJ1, communlc�t­ lng aocial news, and exchanging ideaa," the postmaater said. Elsie. Waid, Mina Mae, Ray Picking proceuing tomatoes mecban.ically has caU&ed a flu rry Gorby, Ruth and H erbert Huber Duri n& . Letter Writing Week, of excitemen t among growers Alma Nelson to Carl M. a nd Pau• Poatmaster Fowler sue:aeated that and proceHor1. "This 11 u nde r­ line L. Gorby, I : 50A, Salem. I ndividuals w ri te at least two Ca rl M. and Pauli ne Gorby to l etters: on e to a frle nd or rela• standable," aaya Dr. Brown, "since labor costs for harvest i ng ! Ohio Power 43.37�A. Salem. tlve from whom you have not C. E. a nd Sarah L. WOCMie to beard in I long tune, and the 1n n era&e crop of tomatoes in Warren and Martha Elliott lS IE!Cond as a re ply to a friend o r Ohio runs aa much as o ne-third 1-4A, Ora n ge. of all production cost.I." relativ�& who recently wrote to Harold. B. and '\!"lolet L. Grimm you. She · also urged COl'relpond­ Se:ver1l companiet i n d experi­ to Fred M. Link, Truatee, 42A, ence to people in other countriea ment 1tation1 have been develop­ Letart. aa a means of promoti ng greater Ing harveatina: equipment for Ina 8. and Harold Manar to underatanding amo ng the people this speclalized crop. Earl J. a nd Hazel Butihill, Lot of different nation11. ti, O range . The sloga n of tbll year's event, Walter Harold Jones, dee., to Carol D., Robert L., Paul · E., as in dicated ' on more than 200,Wayne L., Walter H. Jones and 000 b.anners, Is "Letten are Links of Trans., to Friendship." .Grace Myers, Cert. Bedford. Displa y material& will appear Jarrot and Carrie L. Bobo to on post office bull etin bo1rd1, Meryl F. Bobo, Parcels, Columbia. NEW and USED and rural carrier vehicles, as well 18 in various scho'ols and CAR KILLS RACE FAN libra ries. DOVER, .England UPI-A ru n­ away stock car with the driver, ?red Fu n nell, 39, u nconscious at the wheel, veered i nto some of Phone WY•!-37114 the 7,000 spectators at a race in ' POMEROY, OHIO : nearby Lydden Sunday kill in g • on e and injuri n g 30 others. Ike, Mac Ask l\tiv'.� William Jr. and Mabel Wi lli, to Carl 0. and LIiiie E. Gheen, I 24-lOOA, Syracute. Clara M. Gru e,er lo Wilma Stobarl a.nd Agne■ Dixon, Parcell Salisbury , Dr. Walter N. Brown, Ohio Agrlcu l turl.l Experiment ·Station horlicu l turillt, says the machines were of particula r i n terett to pro­ cessora. growers and others con• nected with the production of to­ matoe1 for processing. Tomato fi el ds were at their peak for the demon,tratlo n. ,, q� •• "'lib• I Demonstrated Cuban Revolutionary Figures 23rd Week Of • vents Reported ay Ylrtlnt. Carleton Fl.ST MII TING OF YIAI The PTA held thrir first meet• Ing of the tchool year Monday e� n lng with Mr■. Earl Fie lda, preaid�nt, pruidln�. Appointing comm1t�ea and d1acuulne: plan • and Pl'OJecll look up the entire meeLlna: time. There wa1 no program. Mr■• Margaret Riur wu elected . treuurer, but ahe reaiined I.IIYUlJ 1be would be unable to te.rve. Then Mr■• Jun Durbin wu e lected to take bu place. . Chairmen of committee1 electted were Program: Mra. Blanche Hickle; Ref:rnhmenll : Mn. Florence Fi nnincum; Finance: Mn. Ruth Lewi,; Te lephone : Mra. Myrl Gibba, Mra. Jani'ce Lefne and Mrs. Maxine Fields; Publiclty, Miu Mildred Chapman; Home Room Moth ers we re el ed· ed. Mrs. Jean Durbin , Mn. Janice Leffle and Mn. Margare t Fields we re a ppointed to serve next month. 1be next meetJn1 will be held Oct 24th at 7 : 30 p. m. Member& of the executive com- Fieldt; ,-ice pre1ident, Kra. Bill Pieldt; ■ettetary, Miu Either Mc Xnl1ht; treuurer, Mn. Tom Dur­ bin, Principal; Mia■ Mildred Chapman and the cba.Jnneu of the varlou1 comm itleel. HA.VI GUISTI Friday evenine: Mr. and )Ira, K. F. Ridenour we re riven a delightful 1urpriae party. The � , were M.ra. Hall Gibb, and two gra n dchildreti and Mn. Coty :ao, aera. 111 of Chetter, Va. I w. Enjoyinc a vacation at the home of Hr. and Mn . K. F, Ridenour thia week are Mr. and Mn. Clifford Larue , Brilliant, 0. MOVII TO MAION _ Mr. and Mr■. John Reitaure have purchued a new home in Mason near the Drive-In tbealer and have moved there thla week. They have bee n l i ving on Wffl: • i Poi n t Road. ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. James McKnight / o( We11t Poin t Road are enjo,ini a &everal week1 vacation to be 1 &peril in Akron, 0., Ene:Iewood, N . J., and Boston, Ma•s. J .,.;. ,_. • ..... UDlllrwat - - la Kt CU.II Hoo pll<II II QalMP.... moralllC .... _ ,ii IWWW♦Wh.f: llttl­ ..tn,lror ... .... lactorily, llttor, Jlr. � llro. Chorlat ..... la Col...... ,... tho -· Uoa. Tb&.., a. �OfUUTlt nAININCI JIM Morta, ,on et llr . IDd IJln_ Corl Norton, 11M compleltd bll traWnJ �t Lodttsnd Air Forci, Bate, ;I'UU. He la DOW 1>e1ft1 - 1a Cbtonto Air ,ue,· lllJJtoll, wbere be .W 1t• tend Teclutlcal tdlool lot four monthl. r­ LADIES' DUSIEIS Yet his repreaent.allvea in New York had previou1ly acc epted the bond demand, a cuslomary one i.n AMorted 'Colon the hotel bu&in eH. His preaent rate for 40 room, at the Theresa Wa,bable is $840 • day H compa red to the Sue1 12 20 $400 a day he paid at the Shelburne. He rejected a U. S. offer of free rooms at the Commodore , In otMr words, C11tro knew what he ... dolnv Ind wtM,,. h• Miss Helen Jenki na empl oyed WU tolftfl •w•n whlle "mounting ColumbH •pe nt the weeteod ln • 1how," •• the Cuban, NJ, at with her mother, Mr1. Henry "'- UnltM Natlens and thrfft•n­ Save Your Sales Sllpo Je n kina. ln1 to 11.., out in the opan, The movi ng parts in Castro'• mauin propaganda buildup for th e 1llift to Harlem have falle n in smoothly 1ince. He ha& pr aiaed the "democratic I spirit" he ha& found i n Harlem, imply ing that lhi& is a quality Ohio Div iaion of Wildlife game foun d only in the American N r,. men are busy livetrapping a nd gro. tra n1pla nt i ng wild turk eys from .. 1 Vinto n County lo Pike Stale For­ Castro's personal n ewspaper, "Revoluc ion," h11 given front page eat, reP?rts C. E. Knoder, game display to "democratic" Cuba n productio n _a�� resea rch supervisor del egatio n members eatin g in what for the dlVlsJOn. Two gobb len the paper describes" as "e)\clusi ve- have already been captured and released. ly Negro" restau rants. The ulli_mate effect �• t ile CasThe birds being trapped are part tro camp111n for American Negro of a flock esta_blis�ed on public �up�rt can pe rhaps be summar- hu n tr. ng la nds in Vmton County. 1zed m th.: remarks of one New Sixteen turkeys four gobblers and York Negro leader, William Rowe . \ 2 hens are sl�ted to be released 1 Rowe and Joe I.Du is, the form er in th e state forest i n an effort to boxing cham�ion, at _one time had I establish a wild turkey flock in this I , Castro s publ ic relations acc:ount 9 420 acre public hunting area. aJ ._ I .,., .., in the United Statets. They gave ' It up when he turned anti-Ameri- l The birds are baited into the area to he tr,pped and Ibey ,re "" Says Rowe, a former New York taken in a cannon trap.-a dev ice City deputy police commissioner: which shoots a large net over them "No one is going to drive a before they are able to gel away. This me thod does not injure the wedge between Americans. "'Th• '"9ro's fight for 9C1u1I- birds which are to serve AS brood lty In th• UnltH Statu 11 a &tock in their new location. Trap­ Phone WY-Z.Z5U fl9ht NtwNfl bnith•n; no out• pings will be carried on this fall 1 sider h1cl bethtr dep in be- I an d winter until the 16 turkeys POMEBOY, OHIO E. MAIN STREET are take n . tw..n." I 1 Wild Turkeys Being l'rapped to $2.91 BECKY'S The Economical Di1t11ce In v•IDton County frOII is I ltrai •• Li11 le r-------P"-----------------, EN� .. ., S"'BAA..,.,-a, SUPPI,JES ON BANIJ STARK'S PHARMACY I e "'"I' ( I Beyond City Gas Mains ? •• YES . with Ashland Metered Gas! •• Here's good news for folks who live beyond city gas mains. Now, with an Ashland Metered Gas system, you can have plenty of hot water for bathing, laundering and dishwasbing! Sound good? A modern, dependable gas water heater makes it possible. Only a gos water heater can give you over 40 gallons of hot water • ° per holll', at 60 rise, with only �·· a 30 gallon storage tank. 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Thomas 'UPI-When it comea vote& are C'Ut nex 1 N o\·eml,t>t i bnind-RicbSo will the feeli ngs about Agr1 r He n ni n gs Jr. a nd t he ch allenje ..,. i i a man w orth Its- cu lt ure Sf' creta r y [ • r a T. lwn�oll ct electi n g a new candidate. Stlll Lik• Johnson ·· ,... ...... · to. Bul Benson, tht- Ll\ o n 1 t> �t;,lkrn:.: l 1 South Dakota, Democratic �d• a ,le:ffenon City b1mk- horse of J\l1d1� , �I Demucrats t h,•�e I •--- •· Ntnet leDlporary chairman pa NI fi \'e yl'ar:;. � remt>-d lo bl' a lt•:iae,·s were still carrying a el tbe Democrat ic Nallona] Cum- strangely forgotten 1n<1n 9s 1 h1• !orc h for Ly n don B. Johnson. aittte, and-it IO happens-a Ro- presidential ) C ar ral·e� warmed Evl'n itepublica ns atlmi.tted John�o·, ,. ,uld h<1ve carried the slate, 11)¥_ (:alllollc, up. r •l· :.,. tup DemOC"rats admitted Pl■y M■jor RolH t ' WIiii )'ea,-, Nacy beHe-ves. "t h e i . , ,. � '-." ln the pre1idt'nt ia l I Undoubt edly, Uen s...,n and his 1 :1 vately thi.� K enn edy's retigio n "' ..S&Li4 ,o far .ll& MUsouri 1s farm pol 1 c ie5 w i l l ('onlmuc to l nl h im n o £:oO<l i n an ).rea ',A� �cetned 11 religlon1 1 pla.l" 1111.jur rult' s in l />e Midwest \.l.· hich is tra�itionally conserva­ inii. w 1 l h 1 0 state·� and 1 1 vc, No rwegian and Lu theran . campaii:n ·rp e mad that ..-N&Qatatemen1 •.1;1• 1 11 the state Capitol coffee �,7r,• Nqtly at a meeting of Mis,o ur i ' s 2 1 pt•r <'ent of 1 h t• nat ional uJtf' s>op al Pierre, w h ere Democratic , stake. ;1l . �µc 11t.a te eomm itlee and . Ral p h Hereset h is bo ss . a Col" ham\'l' ha nd1datl's ca h t !lc, n 1tronger than �1ce was t. 11!,.! 1lll'rN.I away at farm issLu·s Ill e11- m a n rt>mar:.:ed gloomily, •·u the , tha fa 'lored by most to p p o l i t i lq_�'! Midw c&t farm hc l t . l lrnsias! i l' bidding for the Cnrn Dcmoenls lose th is electio n , it � tte respected spok e s B1•l1 p l u m . V i re Presidf'11i n1ch- will set them back l O years." His companion, o ne of the i 'Sn� Mfddte West states a r cl .'1-1 :'-l 1 xo11 dcvoled 38 per cent :r t6 adin tt-both on and of r of his earlr ram paign sdwdul c to state's top Democrat!, corncted T . �that Democr atic nom- 1 hr M idwest. Kcnr1 t•dy. a fter as- him, "Twen ty years," he said. Ke n nedy's Calholirism could ke:nnedy's reli g i on si.12: r1i n 1i 19 per cent of hi� first " i'... tamp:i 1 gn �tops to thP farm belt. also decide votes in Wisconsi n diana-but with different l'XPl'C1cd to slc p up th e :;:u1t�. ��� -; o ' 1 th o n s I th io s n i:I h t tro a.� '1i::;� �:l(: ;\i�•�j��s t: ��: ���� s �;��� ��· : n ew ;e;oc rati� pf th(' "show me" variety so far. regimes, is also 33 per cent Ca t h-• I u nusu al ol ic. Kennedy showed he could l'olil iral , 0 ,1,•Mts said , _ .. •• t nmnhn o f .M i(lwesterners were dra w the CPtholic vote i n h is Wi sconsin primary vic\.f) ry. Hi 9 The Bradbur,- PTA w ill bold a sl ill s i l l ing on the fence. unsold cha n es of doi ng the same in r le' m r fa canditlii s either yet mi ne,t Tue ,d , y evr - :1s BkltUni r I November were ,atod good , e Corn h t State r t<11\ ln ms o . .A g JJr Skati ng R,' n k - - 11 •op - -•I � ' - - -'converse 1 Y, 1 nd Jana po, -,1 1l'.11 I , •in lllddl.=rt_ The pa,ty ,- .• ,,p •"n · or Jowa . some of the [<1rmers <1P· e r• s I lh ere d e per b days remem x d intereste n i more be 1o • • .t O .the: PJ,1_bll ...,. 1 c and WI' J I b e h c I d JJt'!ff('(I wh en th an t "1-c a th o 1 'ic K u Kl ux pPace and i n ternatiom1l &fwnrl d . �ih, l:ijt_ ��� iJID p, m. Ii. 11 Hooa1er power . l nKl an wa, �· -fairs t h ;i n the pr ic e of hogs. • diana was raled a Nixo n state alThe Men of the Heath M<11 h oTrad i t i orwl l y . t h e Middle West rca dY by mOSt of th e experls, M 1' ddl epo r I , wi 1 1 is T}, rNlnmina n l l y Repuhli1·an 11 nd t dlst · Church• w h o expeCled the Kennedy vote \. meet tble comlnii: Tuesda y ev•m- ( n m-err'll'd with t h e "gut issues" to trail that o( a stro n g �late at '1:90 at the church. 11r h ow murh farmers are getting ,,- c _ - ket ut 1 h e nrnr k el P I aee. D emocra t s • 0.plore ReII 11ou, luue -ii i · a," ef Trustee!! of the l'o'N<' mwd to the role of u nderPrac1ically all political leaddleP9('1 tint Baptilit Chnn· h do gs. ers deplored religions role in Bu t I here •� Ileen II ch11rtge in Midwe st campaie: n assessments, � Dm Tuesday eve n in t.: 7 :30. O n Wedm•s- thr politi t.cl weather across Lhe and in Mi nnesota the voters PP. 4, foDowlng the prayer fa rm lw l t and this Yt'<1r 1he Dem- "" re ntly agreed. a..,1 ,d � "e arc righting ''" •f Ch ,,- ,, ,- , 0 orra ls_ fur a c h a n� • �_ n e,mta's 75 pe r cent ProtestMin hard I i , hnltl o n to what they've UCI 9'n · lll meet at 8 :30. population ant hod al ready ig·• • ·� J'�ly Bunch Sewi n g Cluh [:(11. 11oreri the religious issues by On Victo y Streak r "" I P}Ok_--0ut at the K. E. A n cw bra nd of Demo<"rats, h e lping to e h�d Sen. E ugene M l' · mei ' on !f, Third Ave. in · Carthy, a Calholic Democ rat, in -, - · rt, 71,119H1y eve:nin11 oi � <'�p1 a 1 1z in i: on you th . en th u�tasm, , . and farm discontcri1, hnvc token 1 958 . T hey were much mo re , .. .• • · '1on cerned thi � year over how c < ·h n rg" 1 11 s1rllt> houses whenc the . S.,..mbtr 21 much 5leam powerhouse Se.n Hultaclne Gran iie wlll meet W 1• d - l!r1l11hl11'11ns onrc seemed to hold r ump hrer would b m ld � p > nl ]oases. Th ,• D1• mncr<1n he H l rwrma t o , 2 neadiy night, Sept. 8 A pr 1 he t i c ket Ill h1s personal bi d or l l?a m wm be p rese nted and q uar- 1 1 ( � l t'tory ba nner h as heen hois- f 1rd lerm and the come th 8 for e n n t1 terly blrthda)'I will be recoi:: nized I tcd for the fi rst rn i yenrs r : a l' k bt d of former Demo c ratic [ � t• rot k h Hcruhl tr·an� st111t•s u h i rd h Sept. 29 , . _: Hi•p t'oya K n uhon , who 10s1 out - The Mele• Templ� Pythian S i i;- ilS W 1s('oosm. Kilnsas, Iowa, Newo years a go whe n her h usban tl l Dakot<1 s. the ,1nr! ter, •W bold a 111mmage Hi e i n bra.� k11 Stu r e B11t HI a p1·esiden t ial year I t's ne g g ed i n II public letter, " Coya the •Yorm•r Mil ler k home. " �� b ulltlni""l' un M 1I1 Stree in icktl<. ' • 1 pro 1i 1 ('ina1 -l l'a I wh e t her l h e new eome write r l l n 1 po� port, Sept. 29 and 30 and u 111 i 1 .\l i11wl' s l lrnmera1s can o Bt D o bler editorial nooll on Saturday, Oct. 1 . P yt h i n n thrir po ulnri1y l o the you n g nom - an rl politicIl. l analyll t fo r the Slatell who have rummage plea,w I luN· with the Lh1'k Blly ac·cent� L i n l•O l n Sl 11r, summed up the silhlvfl It at th,e building by 2 fl. m,, o r wh el h r r t h ey ran hold on u ;i li n n fm N ebraska by saying ' i mu tain ly is t h e key wo rrt ·· - Wednead1)', S�pt. 28.' The 1elling or l hrnuw l vl• � against resuri:cnt Re- )l "I think it applies to the attl"IP1mllt will be from g a. m. to puhl frans. tu of ��rs reca rding the hise tl _ u h c nsn't been h hcr l m The Wl'll f p, lh. 0 1 t re pos i uon of . e 3 eh p, 3 ,iy a ntl ' A 1peclil meeting of the Racine lwl p l o llt•moi:ra1 ic hopes or mak, cur h t , Dobler ' .�ent c�nd11latcs, e 11 r e h t form belt. t been Band Booaters 11 to be held on i11g hay i n Thunday, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p m good for lhe crops and fa rmers, wrot� . l don t thmk <1ny of the ""lien ·,w> •'l t , at Racine high school. All bai'fd Gl"tm1bll n g hn& cased or,• a little, eandidutes has _. .ml'! al�·� ar-cut ima a cl ralled · Mllsouri a n d S1mth Dakota h g��• moth era are ul'ied to atte nd, � o t h e voters: , 1 think �ra n il�d high omn11g trouble 1pots ..t. 2f 'nae Afternoon Circle of the for t h e Democrats a nd lhe reli- J orlty dcc l slon _ is yet to be made Heath Methodist Church will mee t �ious issue wus a m .ij or trouble from the , . pres i de nlial cand1dates on down. Thurlday at the Church al 2 p. m . moker in bol h cases. The Demot·ruh hove hu tl state ..,......, 30 The Sunday achool of lhe Le- n nd l'ongrcsslonal offi c es In Mistart Fal la Methodl1t Chu rch ie �1111ri nail I'd down for two detponaorin8 a Jitney aupper Fri- tildes. But now the Democr<11s day tvtnlr,1, Sept. 80. Se rving 11clmit they're worried about the will ,tart at 8 p, m. at the Com- sh!e's south rentral "Baptist munlty bulldlng. Ev eryone is In- btlt . " Tht>y were en c ouraged bl' K1•nrw1ty·� warm welcome to St . vlted. "°•" -- They'll Do It Every Tirue Dy Hatlo 2-Daily Sentinel, P�meroy-Mlddleport, 0-, S.,p\_ 27, r��:, 1---1 I :,_ Me1·gs & Mason P,..g...·...E,;ents l"lfl-.--- w- - ,m �•1 _ ',_ .W.. .. ' eo· .,...-cb. W 1 . ·· �- I I I I r .,.. Amendment fS (mport30t B0t AffCCtS Few l)AILV ,CROS SWOR D ' ' 1"""8 t.Mora Cf:11,UL) I. Cllblt :&I; Ahtme u, ·11e1s1an . �• •gr ·a 0at.1"1Mi U. OJlot - · .,_. )lietl.'II -p.a. II. . ' ,O.B' :IT, , 1' ,U, l'tolto I.... • E·> . ... _ H, 11'1 � ..,. .... -'' JI- � IN*to DOWN 1. \Varp-ynrn Revlvea �. French river •. Rodent ts. Hf\U ema :a. e. or brethren 7. Wo04Ahllplng dovlee l, ltokl!r •tak& t. Wound mark 10. Po11011.slve pronoun 18- .Aa1am •tlkwonn 17, Caln'• fathor 18, Health aprlng J9�Pop., ulnr pols ,1. Com.. pn1:1s pol11t (abbr.) 22. Pt\Ht 2:1. Showy flowel'.1 24. Afl'lCll,I\ nnto,. lop& 21. Sh;k 30. Ne.st o! ))hCll!lt\ n t• ( vn1·.) 31 . Gush out 3J. LcRII, n, • foucot 3-1. NoVCldll. t1lty 311. Elrdt u a elu1 36, Roffle•Sel"t 1Jn S8. D1-op balt 39. Man'• name 40. Compnq point (•ltl!r,I lrrl-t-l-l-l�l;;:-t-t-+-+-t -e� - ' •·"�'" -1, � (�.) ,.. ,-, ' '" I IJGl ' )'All.•• I" :r • •• . _ y Uon , '�� , �� - _ 'W&it'r Clll�OTE - IIMl's how to work 9' lt1 l . f: Lo I """'�'JI: T D L . ,\ A. X • l - -i _ - ,, - � 11 � 0 11',II L L O W , � r a!ioth11r. Irt this aamp1• A '- used ... L'-. X · r the -two O't, etc. 8ingl11 lett1rra, 11,poa­ llM Mlwtb ucl to�U;m ot th11; word, an .U hlntt. code llllera a� different. ,U.. · , .. 8H , . +"'- � lfC!• • a 1 11-, l,J lltll:,ilJ; ■ lf" 'b o i :atptn,ni,i tl G KJ Chaotattoa Y P L O R W, rJL P 'l' K 'l'- _J W F P A R I) (I tl l!. R T K - K M H H ) T. .......,.. °'7111oq..-.1 L�ROII WAS HIS WEALTH, LAT I I L WAI HIS HllAkT--DRmllN, IIIJ1f .... ..__.,._ lolo,) ' . ' ,' , ''/, .-�· BY WILLIAM P. IAR K I R DISTRICT MANAGER Tod11y I wa n l to tell yoij about a' pa� · of the t9RO social security amen dme nts which does not al­ feet II large number ol people, hut is most Importa n t to tho8e whom It does affect. Aboµt 25,000 people-wldOws, agerl depen dent parents, and dls11 blcd chlld ren age 18 and over­ the su rvivors of workers who died belore l lMO, will now be able to collert monthly social �ecu rlty benef its. Originally, the social security law 1> rovided bo ne!lt11 only for rel lrcd workers. The law wa& <·hanged i n 1939 to make bene­ £11.s payabl e to the survivor, and dopendents of worken, but until the 1960 amendments no monthly be n efits were provided for the MUr\•ivors of worken who died before 1�0. U n der the new law, pa)'m ent, l'a n be made to the' widows of worken who died after March 31. 1998, and before January l, t 940, ll) their aged de pendent pare n ts, and to their di1abl ed 1on11 and d1u1hters. To qua l ify for b fU1 a widow or d e pendent m r of a worker who dled beforl must be: S2 yeart of , , A dls11bled son or 111:c or \ daughte ' Ult hRVe a diaabillty .<10 severe that It keep11 him or hrr (rom doing any subst1ntl1I g11i n ful work . Also, the disability mual have be,i;un before the chlld reached his 18th birthday. A depe n de n t ,ather muat be 11e 6!l If you bel ieve , that you or tomeone you know m·ay be eltal­ ble to 1et benellta H a nsult or thla thtnge In the law, re­ member that p1yment1 mu1t be npplled for. Call, write or visit your 10Clal .ecurity di1trlct of• fke to Ilk abou1 m1ltlna: ID IP­ pl icatioD , The dt&trlct office In Marietta la localed al 309 Put nam Street, the telephone n u mber Is FRS.&oll'I, RAIO T.llDIIIST FOIICli' SAIGON, IJPI-Thlrty11lehl terrorist, were . kllled Sund-,1 by Vietnamese troops ln a surprise utlack oa the so,uthernrg,oat pro. vlnce of Xuyen. the ,enii-offlel•l Viet n am Preu As:ency , re_potled • ll!QIY- THE ONLV 11ME 10QAV' .MES BEEM IN .A LONG . IJNE�AND GUE5S � t--lORSS WIMS .."II/AJIX ANDA "flP DI' .,,. JIATl,,O HAr7'0 Q ' . • ;: -�-�7 e.:f'a?-1 2 T t � ,. � - . Needs " edy W--m Bro:u,n Se�_ if I\Jenn U swi·tch In H1·s tale 303 7z:7 , .., � •· , , . --'_. , •. ....._. .. I C. .,.. _ 8y ,..,... Af!V Ed· SACRAMENTO UPI-Oov. mund G. Brown shed h1a coit lnd tUed shoe&, lOOHned hi1 � He, J Naback In the 1eat or hl11· · '.!Grll,tra,n•"or\ tional Guard ..., · zly'' and •umtned up Calltof,d.a't pra@ecb p residential election this woy: =· ,.. s ��� . -�Z,.M.D.:___ that th_ere are lntra,party aplils he in Califo"!,I1 a, Kenn edy Hid fel t the va rtous ele ments would unite if for no other re111on than on the common lf'<IUnd of their dislike or Ni.on. The division in the Democratic party in Califo rn ia was apparent to the entire nation at the Los Ana:el es conv ention when the state'1 dele,:ation split a Imoat 50-50 between Adlai Stevenson and Ken nedy. Brown supported Ki!nnedy but he couldn ' t carry his own delegation with h\m. "All \ff h•ve to do 11 ••lteb 303,'1'8'1 volH to mtkt Md)' a wir.ner--and I thl"' ' ll'll many Democrat:, out befit wbo don't 1ike Nb:on but dJil ' like Jk,_" United On Surface The De mocratic goyernot• size Nor was the nomination of up was made lo thi/J correspondent after Sen , John F, Kennedy's Se:n. Lyndon B. Joh n son as Kenrecent whistle-stop tour of Cali nedy's running mate an unqualifled sucteH with the liberal ele· orn Ia. The Republican view of Nixon's ment In the party, notabl y the Council chances in California 11 that GOP Califo rnia Democratic pa rty unity will prevai l over a ( CDC) an organlzallon of 50,000 gra511 roots !>emocrats whose Individed Dem�ratic party. Brown'• feelini, shared by 1ev. fluence has been i ncreasing ln e ral far western Democratlc, )ead- the- past five years. er s, i& that Richard M. }Jiion But the mutterl ngs a nd grumlacks the bipartisan popular ap- blings over the Democratic tickpe■l of Dwight D. Eisenhower. et appewr to hllve sub.sided a nd They do not ditcour,t N hr:on's there is MW at least a surface ' I es or hi1 1kill 1,1 a cam s-how of unity behind Kennedy. 1 1t cap.a b'I paigner. But a1 Brow n put j l : Nixon's problem in capturing ··Nobody ii neutral 1boui Nixon the ,tale's 32 electoral vote apPeople are for him or aa:ainsl pears to lie In the fact that rhere him. I hope there are el),9� of h11 been a pronounced Demoerathem a.galn st him to put Kennedy tic trend ln Califor nia si n ce 1 9M over." Two years 110, Brown 1w1mpKe n nedy, however, faces no ed Republican WIiiiam F. Kn oweasy task in California. land in the gubernatorial fi11bt by Despite a 3-lo.2 edge In Demo- more than II million \'Ole&. AtaUr reg i1tration, the EiHnhoo,yBoth bo�e,s of. th e Leglllature, r-r� t.\ ixon ticket won In l9M by le1ubliean for 20 yeara, ,, new , , are 07 533 votes Nixon la J}OPUlar in controlled by 1ub1�ritla,rrDep:io' 11 home st�te and •e has a cratic majorities. And ·the 1Lat,'1 ·'dedicated organl:r.ation here, akil- congres.slonal delegation, 18-11 Re led in political c1rnp.algn,, Be publicon in 19&2, now staqdl! at l also enjoy11 conaiderable newspa- 16-1' Democratic. per support and strong financial However, llepublicans claim the backing. pendulum is 1wln1lni; back, that CallPomla la Key Brown'a penon,il popularity haa Nixon ii w ell known 11 1 n1- decreaaed durln1 hia two yean tive son while Kennedy's B oatQn I in office and that R epublican accent marked him In hla tour fortune1 are on the upswi n1. throuah the farm areas as an lcla• In L, A. Eatterner. Loa Ane:elea City and cou nty The Republlcan1 fe el, ·and they is the major tareet in the cam• cite II th e authority Kennedf1 pale: n. There, Nixon ha, an edge. broth er, Ted, that California Dem- , He waii raised in Loa A n 1eles ocrats are not aolldb' behind Ken County, whtre 40 per cent of the nedy, Th e Republ le1n Oraanls1• vote ii, ind it wa1 there that he tion on the other hand, w11 1hd la . waged succ e11ful c•rppalen• for hand-picked by Nixon and Repub- Congre1J, the V, s. Senate alld lici.n voten and, barrinl a hand twice for vice president. . ful of Rockefeller supporten, apKenne(ly In bi■ flrlt maJdr peara to be with him all the way. aortle Into hie opponent's b1C'k Ted Kennedy recently de1crlb- yard, packed the Shrine Auditored California and New York aa lui:n, for a 1"ech . . He had the th e two key atates Iii, the pre1I, help of 1ucb 9ntert1inment 1i:tara dentlal conteat While concedin1 as Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, -- -- Tony Curti s and Ella Fib:,erald, -Nixon delayed by a knee Jnfection from l 1u1Jchln1 hi1 cam• pal1n, did not bit California untll after Kennady'• whi1tlwto9 tour. Thtn, b• drew 40,000 perSept. 21, 1960 aon, to San Frandaco'a Union Dear Sir: . . Sq\lffll, Am wrltlng to you to ne U you While leader• of both partiaa woul d put a notic. in your paPl,f 1!0nfldtnU, predict victory for for me, rea:artll'1f any lnformatlon thfjr man in No.ember, their off 1 can &et about the Porter f1mil:, the �rd ...,.ment adds us.i, to for a family re:cord, (Sarah Porter the fatt lt ia • toaa u p right now l11 the Golden State, wu my grandmother. ) Could you tell me if th ere are Barrln, t�• injection of a etlqi.. any old ahippin1 companle, there lllatlni illue In the next few who miaht hne old record, of weeks, th• Ca l ifornia campaign pauene:ers comlnc fl'nm Enatand boJlt downi to a popularity conIn I BM, probably cargo boataf PleHe let me hear from ,Ou. Al one WII -put It: Slncenly, Mildred H1,1,rdy Claffte, ''The winner In Callrornl1 will 9M-46th Street, Birml n&h■rn 8, Al• be �ther John P� Ni:1:on or Rich• •rd M, Kennedy," abama. Sarah Port er was born about 1 843 and dled, · Nelsonville, abo\at rL a. ' r C,1.1..-: .... 1 1870. She married John Hird)', \.dl'Ci' ste �IP Pom eroy, Dec. 14, 1861. She a brc.tl\er, Taylor P(lrt er and••• I s\ster. Martha Porter, who mat• IY CLARtcl ALL9 Tito StwloC Club met Thurtlday rled Cundiff W11hi_111ton _ John Hardy, Sarah Port.It._ Jiu,. evenln.l at U. hoate of lln, Clq. band, came from Ena l and in 1851, ton Al len. Mn. Harold Hawk prelanded In PorMroy, lived tbei'e aided over lhe buaineu mNtina until 1982. "" w11 e ither Z,lacp,al and plin• for a H•ll!l'we'en patty . · to tie held it the next Meetillf!l'., or Methodist. Sarah Porter was I native ol -.ere made. It was also decided to Pomero)' or acrou the tlver 11\ �- llelp with the c:fleat . X-ray, which � tm be In the near future. Mn. V1. I may io o-q to II)' t cam� to ,{ohn .flck ji.v,i p nport on the Pomel'O)' laat June looklna lor "" f�Mllll ,ol l'!; 11.'!',..flq orda - found John Hard)''• � 6' tie ilttifetl Md.' "1ffll W'e!'t! ft,Bl�na. ural�Uon thtl'f; dated 18D, -,, Incl 111'1, not Jive In)' parUculan; alto iii� . . �dltt 1 . Wil, ' r lrdib " tlatJt � ' p 1 rla&e to Sarah Porter 1851; �c� ret,11,- · t1c1.1l4?1 _ (at Oourt Reuai). � it. S,,'r1":- � INI «I.w.-it vUJ much to kn ow wno td we 1 John Hardy's mother WU ind, he Hr'e � "by 'Jlii,. ).Qen�to Ch�l. where In Enc1and he waa born - �0\1111 . :leP\ .. . l�Dl ·_1mt. 1110 who were Sarah Porter's ,ar1: ·i;i;,♦t ent1 and WMn'tl Iha ••• . �d. ii:,-.· ;Rithl(d , �lnft"P4 fi{). _ )1(1. Chai't,ie ntlt, ■lid 1111. An old lhlPPilll '°"'t'"'� � Wo:ol � �loblr , au1et• ord or ol� �l1JCOP11I or lit 1 Ul_o boine I>! X,,. dl!I church_ mord mliht help,� write who lo Ut � er,, _ I do not know _ ,.,.... _ bi• Obi there lot - ' • ._, • .lbla. Tlwtt )'Ou. " ' r l' EDITOR'S MAILBAG ten. N'ews "'f U Week y ._ ' . �ar ived� no �"U : � i!!'I"!' ::'L.�,"11 bom.. \., ,._ " I �lll, -�1'. -.,-•ay ;�th_ M _ r_ s_ - Mabel Swa rtz, A, h •n , _ - , ,. Mrs, Ray Morris ,qrs. Bu eI R'd I 1en n � - e �p1: 1e&�::i !� :rt���e: �e Jae.son. .._ Mia. Roy C}uiaty spent a day in Parker-sburg Mn. Ro�rt Ritchie an d Mn. .._ '· Kenneth M1' cha e.., attended ,...., funeral of Mrs, Jacob Wolfe at St. Marys. Mr. and ::drs . Henry Hartm an and daughter ,nd Mr. and Mrs. , Richard Bea rhs and daughter spe nt a coupl e of days w ith Mr. HarlHal'tman '& parent!! at Lebanon,, Pe nn. Mr. a nd , Mnt. Dana Fiaher, Greenfield, were overnight cuests of Mr. and Mra. Paul K arr. Mrs. Nora Brown a n d Mrs . Guy Summe rfield atte nded the Apple Festlval at Jackson and were overnight guests of Mr. and :drs. Larry Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Larson of Minnesota were recent guest11 of 71\ n. Chloe Balley, Wffkend au ests of Mrs. Mollie Bookman were Mr. and Mra. Dudlcy Gandee Marlon and Mr. and Mn. Wick Gandee, C Prdi n gto n . Mra. Mary Bal it>y, Flatwoods, recently spent a couple of days with Mrs. Chloe Bailey, Mrll. Lucy Sheets, Lewisburg, W, Va., left Saturday morn ing after spendi ng a week w i th her sister, Mollie Bookma n . Mrs. Ja n ice La n ham a n d daui hters, Fl atwood s, spe n t Fri-d ay wit - h her mother Mrs. James Bailey. Miss Debbie Wood was an over- h t guest o1 « mg mr. Jnd M rw. Roy Chrlaly, ________ A CAPITOL IDEA During the month ln which the Emancipation proclamation was laaued 87 years agq, It ts well to revi ew Ohlo's Fair Employment Practices Law. ,It.a purpose it to' prevent di&crimlnation tn Employment against per,on& because of race, colol', rellgion, national origin, or ancestry. It "created the Ohio Civil Ria:ht1 commiHio n, consistin g . of five memben with overlapping !lveyear jerms. TheY ' a?e, with expiralion dates on July 29 of the year ll&te d: Rlchard E. GuHenheim or Cincinnati, 196$ : Roosevelt S. Dickey of Cleveland, 1981: Albert J. Dillehay of Akro n, 1 962: Henrietta Leeman of C"anton, 1963: a nd Charles G. Bishop of Aua'tlntown, 196'. In the Jaw books It'a Sections 4112.0J and the next seven 11ec• tions. It restricts an employer of four or more penona from dlllcrim• lnatln1 in employment, and It alao re1trict1 such discrlmlnation fh labor or11niution&. The commidion, before it ISBUCS a complaint and i natitutes a for• mal he1rln1, m\i1\ employ ln for-mil methods of �rauaslon and consollatlon to pfevent i>enons fro engaging I n unlawful diacril'l'llnatory practices. It . must conc\llct formal heartn11 on complai nl11 not disposed of Informally, to (l) Issue ordera to ceaae· and desist OJ' (2) to dlamlss . auch compllinla. 1n c. .e o1 an order thel't! mu1t be reporta oJ cornpllance. T h e commi11ion has 1 1 1thority to obt1l1,1, court orders for enforcement of its float orden, and provldes for Judicial N!vlew of any final order o( the commiasion by any aw(eved party. The .addl'flS of the Civil Ria:hts Comml,.io• of Ohio Is 1\oom 101 at 11 Wert Broad, Columbull, and the Ttlephone Is CApltal 1-552'1'. na eX1cuttve 41rettor la Frank Ba l dau of Clenland. Enfomme:nt of the law 11 b)' inJunction. There is a fltte of ,100 to S500 for violation of the l1w'1 requirement that al l persona 1ubjec:t to the lair employme�t pracUce1 low post In 1 -plcuouo ;lace OJ' "'-'ace1 Ii notice ·Nttlnt forth fftce.rptt fl'Om the law an;d su ch 'olher Information II ttle <!ommilal� dtems necttlAry. 'rite -"CofflMlu.ion ha■ an _ educ•• V,on.,1 dul,y to tr)' to ',nqaln�te: �jUdi� 1fflona the' Vll'!Chll 'r1cl• 111, reJJ1iou-.,, and · e)hnic ,iroupa, 1 to .�bJ� Jb �ill ,imona th.em, llt orl�n of J),fe,udto emi,1,asife i i°' Its h•l'l!l· au � 1&.: JDC(!mbatlb�1: fuJ �. lty wl Alli can_ 'pi:J�dples equa_ilty ,nd Iii' pl,y. , I ll@l!IJI \It. 1.2__"1>•!1'• --,----� ' 1960 Tomato Machines Land Transfers Both Candidates See New York As Key TO prest. dential 111· ff l1t THATS ALLI ,. PO (,.!T / nu:. ��ft. f- • ' I hb\ _ 1' • Ii/ BY KIRICLANO I. KING sway an election i n the state. ALBANY, N. ¥. UPI-New Th e state malr.es an id eal set• York ma y be the White House ting for the ca n didate promi■ing key for Richard M. Nixon or everythlne for ev erybody. But, John F. Kennedy. there-cord shaw■ he would not Support.en of the rival pre1l­ de n tial c&r,didatea, keenly aware ·get aw■y with it. Cancllclat• lwltdltll TUM of the importance of the state's 45 el ectoral votes, are waging a A few years back, 1 candidate battle for the favor of nearly aeek.ln, ■ ltate office told a eight ·million vot@r&. They know &:ro� p ne ar the St. Lawrence that I n recent · hil1tory (Inly one River he thoue:ht it would be a man-Harry S. Truman-won the fi ne thiq if I waterway could presidency without carrying N e9! be completed. The next day I n York. another section of the state, he Publicly the opposi ng pol itical told an oppasing committee he camps a re p redicti ng victory, but dida't lbink: the project was s11cb privately they say it will be a .a good Idea. He was appl auded at toss up. An d that is the think- both meetings, but whea the ing o n which the y have based the voters were counted he was re­ tired to private life . campaigns. Ken nedy and Nixon will be freA preai4cndal con test brines quent visi tors to the slate be- out tb� ,r'eat.irt number -01 -.ot­ e rs. E.11enhawer had no trouble· ��:;\n�::d �:\a�;\�� 1::� <:arryina the ,tate both times h e o n e en d of the state to the other. rl\11. Jn 1868, be polled more than Their co,ps of campaign dfum four million vote,, nearly twice be il ro h as man:· is Adl ll · E. Stevenson, ���' hl i � ::�� o n . :: ���� But, in the: days of Franklin D, w carry N ew Y orlr. " Kennedy t0I d Roosevelt the Democrat, looked · ' his managers. Nixon feels the ju st U Clod, sam e . When Alfred E. Smith opposed One thing is certain. New York can not be class ified as · .a "ufe" �erbert l;IOOVer i n l.9.28 �e , was state fo r eith er Republlctns or ridfna il•RI>t \Var· I Democrat s. Jts voting history is i'itn-'' ltnd· \he ,tate 'S r!Yfft pdpu• governor. 'When th e votes one of SUl"n lar r ises. De.spite Dwight •r D. Eisen hower ·, landttltde ,weep were in, honver, .Smith loat th e in the 1952 preeidential conte11t, state to HOOvff by abollt 100,000. Republica n s and Democt,ats have That stm,i year, Norman ThOmas tast ed both victory a nd defeat in the 'Soclallat, polled 107,000 a nd the interim. the Communist party drew 10,ootl. Harrlll'Nln Scon11 U,-t W. Averell Harriman, the New "A state with a votiog history • Dealish Democrat, won an up,et l ike New Yori!: can never be victory over former U, S. Sen, taken for granted, " a political Irving M. Ives, a to p Republican . leader -�i". "E"ery election ia vote-getter, in 1956. Eisenhower a n ew challenge calling for new repea ted h'1s ear1 -1er perIormance tethniques." in 19M and two year& later along came Nelson A. Rockefel ler Roekefellvr, a n.w fen on tlM Polltlcil ,cene ,nd I R• publkan, tripped Harrlm■n bJ I wiN martin. The n ational lineage, OCQupations, and interests are v• ried among the HI million New Yorkers. Tht' te are 80 many intangibles, crystal gazi ng is hazardous al best and most pol hiters w ind NEW YORK (UPI) _ President up with a "but." No sing le Issu e Eisenhower and British Prim" has ever bee n stro ng enough to Mini&ter Harold Macmi llan ea l1ed ------------- today . for ' full oupru - rt" ol u. N• A HOLZER HOSPIT•L Ser.retary . General Dag HammarAdmi ssio n s, Sept. 23: Bliss Wil - skjold and ,urged the Un ite d Nao so n , Mason ; Jack Paugh, Maso n ; lions to iet do wn to "se rious, M rs. William Brewer, Lang&vill e : iober, an constructive work." d Mrs, Alva Clark, Pomeroy. . The President and Prime Min­ Discharges, Sept, 23 : Mrs. Ro- ister, together for two anp. a hal f b�rt A . Hunnel, Mr11. John T. lie hours, urged the Haembly to go Gm n is, Thomas Francis Morris, to Work on the proble m of d,-,. Mrs. 0ra L. K erwood, Mrs. Tho- armament The United Stat es ill mas C , Hayman, Mrs. Cecil E. pu11hing I ftaoluUon that would Price, Mrs. Hobart H. Sines, Mrs l n�toouA� power, to reH--., _,8 ke •T� M"OIIJ'91 "- · � "'" .w .,;a:.., , • Hood , !" talks which i Joli n ti nry . Ti;ib,rt, Mf"•�lint the Russians · · e � up in G eneva T. Sm eltzer, Mra. Al'oeiV J, Ga- when they ftlhtl out last June · brielli, Mrs. David E. Wickli ne , 27. , - 1 1-. Mrs. James H. Whitti ngton, MN . White Bouse· News Secretary Fra n cia Jewell Story, Mr,. Keith Jamea c. Ha.erty, spe:aki ni on Duane Chaffee, Mrs. Lloyd B. behalf of blJn.ielf and BrJtiah Dearing and daughter. spoketman fohn Rusell, disA4Jnl&siona, Sept. 24 : Joaeph closed the Presiae11,t'1 and Prime · Lee Hively, Bidwell ; Fenton C . Min lstet'a «lelermU'\ltion to reai t ll Koch, Ravenswood; Eugene L. to the utmost Soviet Prlmler Ni• Ki rk, Bidwell. kita S. Khrushchev's demand that Discharges, Sept. H : FraJk U. N. Secr etary - G tneral Da& HamWillard Bti:iley, Andrew H1rrlt0fl ma�kjold be ou1ted a:nd hta �•ct Cottrlll, Mrs. Hel en M. Mitten• li ken by • three.nation commltthal , Betty Ann Hasklna, Larry tee oompaaed of one Communlat, Allen Wise, Jack Lee Spurloct, one neutrali1t, and one WeatElbert Ezra Graham, Mrs. Peter em� . Monroe Fink, Jeffrey . Alan Hard"Tb,ey ireatly hope that after er , Hoyt L etter Clark, Jeffrey 1 1torm;r ,tart, the �neral At­ Ly nn Beekman, Maurice Lee Jus- unl btf will now be able to con­ tlce, Claad ta Jo nita ·Hun, An- centra te on ' aeriou1, Hber and dre w ·p _ Owens, Mra: Rich1rd D, con1tructlve .wort, notably in the Kelly, Mrs. Jame, Ray f'ar10111, miahltr ot di&ar�mtnl" Mrs. f.bomas C. Lam bert Hd · _,,,,_,._____ daughter. Admitted Sept 2' : Mn. Myrtle · · Kathryn Hieb, Pomeroy, Discharges , Sept. 25: Roy Edwin ML'Cool, Mrs. Lawrence W. · B eaver, Mn. Carl E. Addia,. Mn. Vearl W. Hamrick, Laud F. Mlll er, Mn. Loul! C. Thornu, Max Edmund11on, Vicky Lynn �Fry�, .., Cindy Phyllis BJ1ntot11, Wallie , , , , , Otts Bunett, Dr. !■ti C. Hahn, COLUIQUS .(tJPO - A aearMn. Kenneth D. Hall and aon, tece,4 14, 01Jic1 S•M ·· vntverMn. Howard L. En11tsb and I on, ,11y,. ud"'t, • lilt NC!k · to . '7 Mr&. Billy L , Hugbe1, Mr,. Glin ,1. !., • .,. _ _ _ :. r..-L. Haskina and so JJ, tntant l'l'iile U■lvenlQt' effteial& ._1t1, th� Smith, Mrs. Robert Z. Tro1pel' flclal �naenJ �UI not r ite and dau1hter. l:nown to.r 1everal day, but It . ap. · Birtha · Sept , 24,: Mr. an d� Mrs. ared �t it wquld be the leeAlva Brian Clark, · Pomerc,, ·a C nd• I.al# NlillriUon In Oltrl · ' story. Thi �d wu att In dauJht er, _ • •· iM7 i · � 1 �- •hen ex-tra n®4. . � ' \ll't �Offill. � ... 1 A' ,inf!l.al')I ch�ct !tf Off'(al\'1- 1 1 cen 1 - ot� · � lb.... "- �'jpo6"V h� .... ,.... tudo'n .,.th, eh1ici_ �ti.o.we:ct: LjlPI bralHlb, JUI; Man.sftt'ld, 1·M;; Marlon, �i l ff �ie\!il'ark, 23.7;· ·wrtlbt' Fletd Grad• 1 f'lj Ua� Cfntet, 0081" social wOfk I urse e!ll'Ollment 1t Clnclnmtl, ly Unltecl ,,... lnftfflltlentl : Today is Tu esday, Sept. 27, the r-_ 27ltt day of the year, witb aG J. more in lll60, Saved ee The moon la in lt11 firat quarter. . The mornin1 1t■r la Man. •m · S't. The e:venilll! ,tan are Venus. (UPI] · .._ A hll(! .,, Jet. bani r pf� Jupiter and Saturn. �to. :hinpa Bay Monc!Jy, ._ rillht 0!1 thl1 day in history: In l�D. Samu,1 Ad,ma, A'Pltf't•· jnd two ,, - �ue �eUtoJteftt *Rt can palrlot and 8uidilll� dilJit qf � the: ieap al'ao cr.-bed. But 1 lbe 8o1ton Tea Party, waa born, •ll ten_ �8' 1board, the three ��;· ��- ''· 1 • , • Jn 1., after 18 day1 ti( ,tut,. -1� 11 , •••.,.,... !"a;b\ uur nil!ir born rntstonoe � htttl\'l'_ ,J,ald, pt Ueoittthr � tifte rt:►, and ' reJu111' attlUery t ·d'mbard-. lollU . • _ th•· hqnN coi.it me:nt, Watnw aurrmdeffd to , tile cu�.� . Germpl tn World W•r U. , M Goard e Int' "' .c.huae. ,U.· . It\ 199, * eeiect cOnunuWe of Cnrdf, G� 'sclliutitln.n,,t, of N• ," .�e U, S. Se�t,e Wted U,U:a�IP,1oui- �an. '1Wlt. • Jy to .«·�,ore 1'en. Joteph ��Ciir' "t_ • • ' thy, !t,Wt1, __., , Tb��t fot t�: , JJl'ltllh 1.i'd: er, n�e ll'!laherd. "-1¥!1enever I orep� lor 1� joijt­ tliouah i'ot tJl!ilQI. . ne)' t_ tro•� �I la" 11)4 f• I\!,•� �f. Thll :1' Its> �t ' · me. ., -J At Bordner Farm A demo nstratio n or .various types of tomato harvc:Fters w•s. lleld Sept. 23 at the Ha rold Bord­ n er farm on Hodgma n Road, touthwest of Bowling G reen. I your LENNOX dealer I COAL Oil, GAS FURNACES I Area Business College Opening · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • ·I' • • · · · · · · · · · · · · • • ian't it Bea:utiful?" ;• • •"My, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • :• - •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • For Secretariat ■· I • • • • '•• •• •• •• .. • • Ji ' ¥-800 ( • ' • O■r N•■lilrs V-91111 A true �eating do� · sic. offering • new concept ii\ comfort and beouty-Mortin Gas Heaters. BAKER FURN ITURE • ' IN MI DDLEPORT, OHIO ----- ·\IT.roD,C.tl'!'f'\\\'t:" .\ND I:' 10 'l' m Thr • h•_ m. · a:. . ,·. '9 ��.JI, .,b,1 ' 11!• J� •• •- :• r Mrs. Dearing stated that onl y seven more students could be ac­ cepted, four for day classe1 and three for nl1ht clauea. She I• staying at the school aite, 222 Third Avenue , Gallipolis, to handle Her inquiries and enrollmentl, phone number ia GI 6- 1838, l I I .\ "1t- Blackburn Ind icated a high per­ centage of previous graduates of the coune had secured good office· jobs in the Gallipolls-Polnt Pleas­ ant area and in nearby large citles. He Hid that in most areas of the country the d e-mand for qualil'led stenographers, secretaries, a n d bookkeepers was at a n all time high, -" ' -,,-""',--,a-J'-i';,.,-- M r. Blackbur n said both the day and the night sludents should at­ tend the September 28 seasion so l h at indoctrination procedures, .::ourse expla nations, book issuance,1 and class assignments can be made.; --''Time To Winte rize Your Car'' '1!!. ....! rt,,�-, RYrJ r, The Gallipolis-Point Pleasa nt area Business Col l ege Extension of Portsmout h In te rstate Busi ness Col­ lege will open its 1960 schedule al 7 p, m. Septembe r 28 in the school's regular classrooms at 222 · Thi rd Aveune, Gallipol is, it was announced today by Leo Bl ack­ burn , President of the Portsmouth home school and by 'Mrs. Bacbel Dearing, re gistrar and i nstructor for the Extension. ' :Df- . . $2.39 gal. . . . . . . · , · · Zerex eeze Dupont Permanent Anti-Fr • hpont Allfl-Rust "Methanol" Zerone · · - · · · - - - - - - - - - - - $1.25 gal. hpont Cooling System Cleanser "7" · - - - - - · · - ... . - - - - - - - - -' - - . . 89c f · - · - · · - - - - ··- - - - - . . - - . . - - - . . 89c � · · h · ln ltor i Acid u & s R hpol!f 89c Ctoli119 -Systtn1 Sealer - · · · - · · · - · · , _ · · · . ' . . . ' . . . .. . . . . . . . . 29c · · · · · · · · ,. · Sodrin Fer ltaky Radlatars - - · Recappe4 Mud & Snow Tl_res, 6,70x15 · · - - - - . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . $1 4.37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21 .53 • "� Nylon Mud ,.-_ $now Tires, 6:70�15 · · - , • •I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • hP,Mt '• I ' MOORE'S - ' , ,_ • • '. POMEROY, · oH IO Phone WY-1-2848 thff\t Woman's View Bad Days Start Different Than Others.At Once Thep regular day and evening classe11 wi ll start September 30 with claues continui ng on Mon • day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for fiv� months during which time students could attain proficien cy in Typi n g, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, English, Spelling, Business Ma,lhematlcs, Office Ma­ chines, a n d Office Practice. You'll notice tho mony improvement■ lit one,. Attra"ctive styling plus the ut. ) moJt in comfort­ produeing heat. At - Ohio State_ - 1960 Schedule Th is will be the fourth exten­ s io n te rm of busi ness t raini ng ofl fered by Portsmouth I n terstate Bus i n ess College i n the Point Pleasa nt-!}allipolis a rea and, ac­ cording to Mr. Blackbur n , practi­ c111ly a full roster for both da)' a n d night classes is asaufed. Neaf�ftf.:C() . 'ifi rd. H 'Eftr0 24,7')!!' - lled- Tbe;Alm•..-e . The 23rd .annual Letter Wr it­ Ing Week w ill M celebrated .In Weit V irginia, West Columbia, du r ing the week of October 2 to 8, It waa an nounced today by po1tm11ter E. May Fowler. BAKER and SEYRllED Full Support •'"i Robert Harte n bacb. Sheriff to Bertha Mae J■ney, Salem. Nettie Norton, Dec. lo W. C. Norton, Lloyd R. Norton, M ildred Muri Norton an d Ralph Owen Nor to n , Affid. or Trana., Sale m. Ell&wo rlh Gor by, Dec. to Elsie, Roy Gorby, Alma Nelson , Ruth t Hepber, Max Go rby, Affid. of Tu ns., Salem. Max Gorby, Dec. to Elsie Gor­ Carl M. and Pauli ne L. Gorby, , . to Ellie. Waid, Ray Gor by, Ruth Huber, Alma Nelson, Parcel, Sa­ l em. Starting Soon !DITOR'I NOTI: CulN'1 fl► d1I Cfftro hH ltuftCMCI en alJ. CKlt c1m,•ltn to upture the Arnerlun .....,.,, MC:ki"t for hit r•volutlonary ctUH. What 11 b.hincf hla carnpel1n, Whet dNI ht hope te aiectn1pl llh1' WIMt are hl1 futu,. plaMf UPI•• Latin Amerlun news editor dMII wlttt que1tlon1 In the lellowlrtfl dispatch. 1, FRANCIS L, McCARTHY NEW YORK UPI - F'ide:1 · cutro his carried bis Cuban revolution lnto tbe United state, to try to win the American N egio to h._ cause. People here who know Cuba and Cuba ne apell out Castro's obj ec. tivea thus: -He iJ wooing the America n Nearo to strengthen his faltering hold on the Cuban ma1111e1, pre­ dom inantly Negro. -He la trying to recoup lost tourist doll ara by sell ing the American N egro on Cuba II the ideal di11-crimination-free vacation resort. -He wanls to strengthen hit bid for Afro-Asian support o(, Cuba'& campaign for a seat on the United Natiom Security Cou ncil . and -He Is teekln g to haraas embarrass the U nited States. To all practical erfecl, the Cu­ ban revolutionary ' 11ovemment operates today from the Harlem district of New York. Not only i& Castro, Cuba'& premi er there, but his foreign ml ni&ter, economy ml n- By GGY PAULEY NEW YORK UIU - The day started l ike most other days with the ularm soundi ng at 7 a. m. But within five minutes I kn ew It would be different. All it took was an attempt lo ra ise the bedroom window .shade an d have the co rd sli p from my hand. The freed blind we nt screaming to the top of Yhe win• dow and clattered arou n d the roll­ er several tim es befo re it stopped, MY personal "day of horrors" was under way. That's what one frie nd calls her such days anyway - and it seems we all hav e th em. Trying and ted­ ious and frustrating da)'ll whe n nothiµg goes III it should and- whe n by ' mld' �"trid rili n& you wonder why Wu bothered to get up. I fi ntl that most of us are warned early that irritation will pile on irrltaLion by nightfall. One friend say11 her "day of horrors'' begins with h er bumping i n to things in h er own familiar apart­ ment. "I just ca n 't get coordin at­ ed," she aald. "and I'm cold so­ ber." Pu rd1e1 Alarm Button One of h er l)orror days found her pushing the alarm button in­ stead of the l obby button in the self-service el evator o( her build­ ing. She ha iled • cab a nd couldn't remember where she Wall going, Finally getting through that cri­ ..:is, she stopped al a snack shop to bring coffee In for some co­ workers and walked lnto a plate glas, door. My day . of horrora inevitably mean, that the coffee ca nister ls empty that morning and in open­ i ng a vacuum tin the key sl ide, off the track. I cJlmb i nto a shower and find I'm out of aoap and have forgotten the: washcloth. Out again, dripping wet, to the sourc e of 1upply. Start to work, and it &\arb to drizzle after you're at the bua stop. No empty cabs of coune ao everyone's on the bus. St•nd a ll the way to the office while um­ brell11 carrh!d by othen, fore:wam ed by the weatherman, drip ,on your feet. Callers Prove Nalty · lt'I a day when enfy telephone caller · is in a naaty mood, when everyone you're trying to reach I& In co nference, and when the ' typewriter con1isltently transposes letten, -SurVtve the fru1tratlon1 of the office final ly and arrive home to find \h mallman brought only bi1111. t' boy alTiVet with the 11roceq ellvfry, and It isn't your order. · Start cookt n·1 and atart dropping things, and . what you break alway, t, a favorite dish. St•rt finall, to IMd - ind . lhert'I that durned bllnd 1tlll WMf'9 vov l■ft It In the _,nlng. But you ffllM.,. to pull the lallnd cloWfl wltheut Incident, end pull the blank-■ up tCli end, think• fully, the lllay. Just as you drift otf to sl eep, a clamor setA in ne:r:t doort, Of al l evenings, the nflghbors picked this one to have a party. A Complete Stock - Available At Vitamins! For the winter months ahead_ Stock up now_ Help p1event colds and other mi­ nor lljnes..is during - winter months. the �ON'S DRIJG CO. • , FREE' PARKING Middleport C<!&la Bldg. - J1ter .and army ch ief are with him. Ho11I Mcitv. Pl1n11N C11tro'1 "■ettluli down " in Harlem i1 hardly Accidental. The fact.I 1how it to be deliberate and preconcelved. On hit errlvel hert1 IHI Sundt1, ,....,.. WH hovNcl at the mWtown Shielllturne- Hot•I. How..-er, the f.ct1 diacl... the Har1-.n Hot•I ThereH tlHI WH nqotlatH 24 hon earli.r. Castro loudly procla i med he wu leavina: the Shel burne, be.eaUte It demanded a ,10,000 bond against d1m1e:u and unpa id bills, and too high room ratea. Dally Sentlne� Pl>meroy-lllddl'po/t, O., llpl ff, ING I· -•·•·• -NIIY mlttee are pretldent, lln. Earl · HEartford Social T0 -W•Ill Sympathies Of Negroes I Writing letters Postmaster }�owler noted that there bu ,been a revival ot per­ sona l letter writing d uring the laat few y ears. "A letter remain, the m0tt economical, lon1e1t la1Ung, and 11incere&t mean, of extending greetinJ1, communlc�t­ lng aocial news, and exchanging ideaa," the postmaater said. Elsie. Waid, Mina Mae, Ray Picking proceuing tomatoes mecban.ically has caU&ed a flu rry Gorby, Ruth and H erbert Huber Duri n& . Letter Writing Week, of excitemen t among growers Alma Nelson to Carl M. a nd Pau• Poatmaster Fowler sue:aeated that and proceHor1. "This 11 u nde r­ line L. Gorby, I : 50A, Salem. I ndividuals w ri te at least two Ca rl M. and Pauli ne Gorby to l etters: on e to a frle nd or rela• standable," aaya Dr. Brown, "since labor costs for harvest i ng ! Ohio Power 43.37�A. Salem. tlve from whom you have not C. E. a nd Sarah L. WOCMie to beard in I long tune, and the 1n n era&e crop of tomatoes in Warren and Martha Elliott lS IE!Cond as a re ply to a friend o r Ohio runs aa much as o ne-third 1-4A, Ora n ge. of all production cost.I." relativ�& who recently wrote to Harold. B. and '\!"lolet L. Grimm you. She · also urged COl'relpond­ Se:ver1l companiet i n d experi­ to Fred M. Link, Truatee, 42A, ence to people in other countriea ment 1tation1 have been develop­ Letart. aa a means of promoti ng greater Ing harveatina: equipment for Ina 8. and Harold Manar to underatanding amo ng the people this speclalized crop. Earl J. a nd Hazel Butihill, Lot of different nation11. ti, O range . The sloga n of tbll year's event, Walter Harold Jones, dee., to Carol D., Robert L., Paul · E., as in dicated ' on more than 200,Wayne L., Walter H. Jones and 000 b.anners, Is "Letten are Links of Trans., to Friendship." .Grace Myers, Cert. Bedford. Displa y material& will appear Jarrot and Carrie L. Bobo to on post office bull etin bo1rd1, Meryl F. Bobo, Parcels, Columbia. NEW and USED and rural carrier vehicles, as well 18 in various scho'ols and CAR KILLS RACE FAN libra ries. DOVER, .England UPI-A ru n­ away stock car with the driver, ?red Fu n nell, 39, u nconscious at the wheel, veered i nto some of Phone WY•!-37114 the 7,000 spectators at a race in ' POMEROY, OHIO : nearby Lydden Sunday kill in g • on e and injuri n g 30 others. Ike, Mac Ask l\tiv'.� William Jr. and Mabel Wi lli, to Carl 0. and LIiiie E. Gheen, I 24-lOOA, Syracute. Clara M. Gru e,er lo Wilma Stobarl a.nd Agne■ Dixon, Parcell Salisbury , Dr. Walter N. Brown, Ohio Agrlcu l turl.l Experiment ·Station horlicu l turillt, says the machines were of particula r i n terett to pro­ cessora. growers and others con• nected with the production of to­ matoe1 for processing. Tomato fi el ds were at their peak for the demon,tratlo n. ,, q� •• "'lib• I Demonstrated Cuban Revolutionary Figures 23rd Week Of • vents Reported ay Ylrtlnt. Carleton Fl.ST MII TING OF YIAI The PTA held thrir first meet• Ing of the tchool year Monday e� n lng with Mr■. Earl Fie lda, preaid�nt, pruidln�. Appointing comm1t�ea and d1acuulne: plan • and Pl'OJecll look up the entire meeLlna: time. There wa1 no program. Mr■• Margaret Riur wu elected . treuurer, but ahe reaiined I.IIYUlJ 1be would be unable to te.rve. Then Mr■• Jun Durbin wu e lected to take bu place. . Chairmen of committee1 electted were Program: Mra. Blanche Hickle; Ref:rnhmenll : Mn. Florence Fi nnincum; Finance: Mn. Ruth Lewi,; Te lephone : Mra. Myrl Gibba, Mra. Jani'ce Lefne and Mrs. Maxine Fields; Publiclty, Miu Mildred Chapman; Home Room Moth ers we re el ed· ed. Mrs. Jean Durbin , Mn. Janice Leffle and Mn. Margare t Fields we re a ppointed to serve next month. 1be next meetJn1 will be held Oct 24th at 7 : 30 p. m. Member& of the executive com- Fieldt; ,-ice pre1ident, Kra. Bill Pieldt; ■ettetary, Miu Either Mc Xnl1ht; treuurer, Mn. Tom Dur­ bin, Principal; Mia■ Mildred Chapman and the cba.Jnneu of the varlou1 comm itleel. HA.VI GUISTI Friday evenine: Mr. and )Ira, K. F. Ridenour we re riven a delightful 1urpriae party. The � , were M.ra. Hall Gibb, and two gra n dchildreti and Mn. Coty :ao, aera. 111 of Chetter, Va. I w. Enjoyinc a vacation at the home of Hr. and Mn . K. F, Ridenour thia week are Mr. and Mn. Clifford Larue , Brilliant, 0. MOVII TO MAION _ Mr. and Mr■. John Reitaure have purchued a new home in Mason near the Drive-In tbealer and have moved there thla week. They have bee n l i ving on Wffl: • i Poi n t Road. ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. James McKnight / o( We11t Poin t Road are enjo,ini a &everal week1 vacation to be 1 &peril in Akron, 0., Ene:Iewood, N . J., and Boston, Ma•s. J .,.;. ,_. • ..... UDlllrwat - - la Kt CU.II Hoo pll<II II QalMP.... moralllC .... _ ,ii IWWW♦Wh.f: llttl­ ..tn,lror ... .... lactorily, llttor, Jlr. � llro. Chorlat ..... la Col...... ,... tho -· Uoa. Tb&.., a. �OfUUTlt nAININCI JIM Morta, ,on et llr . IDd IJln_ Corl Norton, 11M compleltd bll traWnJ �t Lodttsnd Air Forci, Bate, ;I'UU. He la DOW 1>e1ft1 - 1a Cbtonto Air ,ue,· lllJJtoll, wbere be .W 1t• tend Teclutlcal tdlool lot four monthl. r­ LADIES' DUSIEIS Yet his repreaent.allvea in New York had previou1ly acc epted the bond demand, a cuslomary one i.n AMorted 'Colon the hotel bu&in eH. His preaent rate for 40 room, at the Theresa Wa,bable is $840 • day H compa red to the Sue1 12 20 $400 a day he paid at the Shelburne. He rejected a U. S. offer of free rooms at the Commodore , In otMr words, C11tro knew what he ... dolnv Ind wtM,,. h• Miss Helen Jenki na empl oyed WU tolftfl •w•n whlle "mounting ColumbH •pe nt the weeteod ln • 1how," •• the Cuban, NJ, at with her mother, Mr1. Henry "'- UnltM Natlens and thrfft•n­ Save Your Sales Sllpo Je n kina. ln1 to 11.., out in the opan, The movi ng parts in Castro'• mauin propaganda buildup for th e 1llift to Harlem have falle n in smoothly 1ince. He ha& pr aiaed the "democratic I spirit" he ha& found i n Harlem, imply ing that lhi& is a quality Ohio Div iaion of Wildlife game foun d only in the American N r,. men are busy livetrapping a nd gro. tra n1pla nt i ng wild turk eys from .. 1 Vinto n County lo Pike Stale For­ Castro's personal n ewspaper, "Revoluc ion," h11 given front page eat, reP?rts C. E. Knoder, game display to "democratic" Cuba n productio n _a�� resea rch supervisor del egatio n members eatin g in what for the dlVlsJOn. Two gobb len the paper describes" as "e)\clusi ve- have already been captured and released. ly Negro" restau rants. The ulli_mate effect �• t ile CasThe birds being trapped are part tro camp111n for American Negro of a flock esta_blis�ed on public �up�rt can pe rhaps be summar- hu n tr. ng la nds in Vmton County. 1zed m th.: remarks of one New Sixteen turkeys four gobblers and York Negro leader, William Rowe . \ 2 hens are sl�ted to be released 1 Rowe and Joe I.Du is, the form er in th e state forest i n an effort to boxing cham�ion, at _one time had I establish a wild turkey flock in this I , Castro s publ ic relations acc:ount 9 420 acre public hunting area. aJ ._ I .,., .., in the United Statets. They gave ' It up when he turned anti-Ameri- l The birds are baited into the area to he tr,pped and Ibey ,re "" Says Rowe, a former New York taken in a cannon trap.-a dev ice City deputy police commissioner: which shoots a large net over them "No one is going to drive a before they are able to gel away. This me thod does not injure the wedge between Americans. "'Th• '"9ro's fight for 9C1u1I- birds which are to serve AS brood lty In th• UnltH Statu 11 a &tock in their new location. Trap­ Phone WY-Z.Z5U fl9ht NtwNfl bnith•n; no out• pings will be carried on this fall 1 sider h1cl bethtr dep in be- I an d winter until the 16 turkeys POMEBOY, OHIO E. MAIN STREET are take n . tw..n." I 1 Wild Turkeys Being l'rapped to $2.91 BECKY'S The Economical Di1t11ce In v•IDton County frOII is I ltrai •• Li11 le r-------P"-----------------, EN� .. ., S"'BAA..,.,-a, SUPPI,JES ON BANIJ STARK'S PHARMACY I e "'"I' ( I Beyond City Gas Mains ? •• YES . with Ashland Metered Gas! •• Here's good news for folks who live beyond city gas mains. Now, with an Ashland Metered Gas system, you can have plenty of hot water for bathing, laundering and dishwasbing! Sound good? A modern, dependable gas water heater makes it possible. Only a gos water heater can give you over 40 gallons of hot water • ° per holll', at 60 rise, with only �·· a 30 gallon storage tank. V ,: In additioo to wet.er heating, economical Ashland,Metered Gall ia efficient, too, for cooking, clothes drying and home heating. Install Asbland Metered Gas ; now . • . tank, -meter and all connections, for a nominal rentel charge . . . before the cold weather rush. ·­ •• • ••• ••• •·· · · · · · · · · · · · · • a a • • · · For information on; Aabl811d Metered Gas and a complete line of gas appliances • . . water heaters, floor furnaces, space beaten and ranges, phone or write • • • MfflRED GAS :i O I L & R E F I N I N G ' C O � PA N Y A-S H L A N D • tboae WY-!·2 116 Box '71 Pomeroy, OlilD ' l' I • ' �.,. ·- ' -- .---· �·---. ,__ 2nd . Oct ' Sky The For d '-Hea :.�clists . · ·• . . . . . OROVIR ■fH hill climb? I'1 not you cer'·'nl .... 1 don 't Im ow el • DI .........,,, what YOU hive rnts,ed. · " -�,_... 1w Te 11V': You an ide■ oI how _lee a-,.rtlNllt ��p a htU those ru,aed feUo w1 ri d mg those tw o whee l . mo nat ':n 1M ..,_,.; ia �se , we have lroub_le m Meigs -4 - ••• � lllth"!' lelt. County t o flnd a hill stee p e n• . . 1! motorctcln , ,,._. ough- 1rnag1n e t ha t ! The M eig s MIi I _..,. 'lfH' Molorcyel e Club finally received --.,, q.,..y., h!• p.artld, permission from t h e fair board tu r ... -,MIi � '"""-" use the Meigs County fair ground ha "'11,t hill. xt 1 h ' � • ai$Qf . , L)e, bu��::: cl�:: ��� : :::li9� � . � _.,. -� ='"' ,�....._•, ..· 8 ....., t, .. Siae, ls. _, use In . team about 20 ft. wide from the bottom not m.oke II ovf!r the top· that is . I O th e t op oI t h e h'111. Tb1. s l. s the reas on for thf! m e uur-ement n e arl y s t raight up and dow n In ma.ricers and line s· • · _ I aC' ( the d oi-er cou ( d not s1Jd: on The se ride rs are timed am1 Lhe it 1ny l on ger. winners of the events are the This co urse is then mea■1.t red ont!s who blast up the hill in the an d mark ed in reet with markers short est time. heln1i pla(.-ed along the edges so This is not an f>asy accomplish• the di ta nce i ii known betwee n s nt, as se veral bik es turn o ver m e Jines. hac·kw ards and all have t h e front The rid ers start a t the bottom wheel In t he air. The rider ha& of t he hiU £to m a s t a ndJ n g start to control the cycle by the seat al hi n lu · s so�� :: reminds you of a b11et���� !�ri e ��� --�--'----� . --- .... i mote widt ·, t.l,e tllllrbacb i, I.he, did · win ovet $o u. "-•n. ,'·' ) .5 ., NM ONES, IN JUST ,,P; tt•l•"1• . 92 08 MUw■ukeit BB 63 St. Louta 85 63 Lot Angeleti 78 70 San Fra nd,co 76 73 Ci ncinnati 8"1' 83 •••• Chic �7 92 Phil:::lphla 55 94 1.-Cli nched pe nnant .613 .1!'1'7 .M-1 .527 . !HO .447 . '83 ,359 s - ... .... I 84 Years Young RECORDS Cleland's Da'vis Fi res In 1M!lt PEOPLE I I Honocl 'Me.r\ WEEKS - FOR D UNE DIN. Fla. UPI-Arnold Palmer's lhird place finl&h ln lh e Port land Open golf tourna• . DETROlT UPI-Th e Detro it me nt has added .l,150 to· his Lion■, in a long1hot 11:amble to yearly earning■ wlilch n ow total money add ■_peed to t heir offeDse, are $77,200 l o lead PGA'! 1M n c Olympic 1old mad■l win• winn ers. ner Glenn O■vl■ a 1bot at prore• slonal' football. ' 1· r:-�:.r��!if.1.,�; Ai; w! Tl'Je ' ., •..,Illa To Ply _ I 1 1957 OLDSMOIU to lfC fit}gu.e. a Seamlaos Se nu al\s.wet $4.9s 'l'tlr $Hile MY _ I fllJ VS ... SUPER 88 4 Door Sedan. BN■tibil dark blue flnli1' Ml ol! willl wltlle wall tire&. Fully equ�ped. Low mileage. One owner. $1695 1957 OlDSMOBilE Super 4 DOOR SIDAN a, $1 $95 fJ55 OLOSMGIII M Brand n ew wblte flll:lilh, overhaule4 tor. Fully reconditlo�el A true value_. s,.... _ 4 DOQR IIOl,ll>Al' . SEPAN, �}r:et ent:•l1te. Hydramatic driv,e for tops i�ormance. TtJ Lt - J •'II think It' ■ Jtil -lied. .. - 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 D0011 UDAN SM l95S OLDSMQIIE at · OOOlt SEbAN oet beJilnd the· whee1 'aftd'dri�e· thle' Rocket ! 11'11• Oldsmobile. You'll want 1t tor your very own. $1 19� Freeland Norris. ,Ji¥.r.��. . , Delivered Talk, At Baptist 1956 OLDSMOBILE .. . hde!and Norris te■eher, banter and preacher or Racine dellvered •n· imprenl�e sermon Mondar evehini at the Pomeroy first --BaPUS:l 'church, as he COnti1du a seFle. of Dltelibgs at thtl ebUrcb ead:I evtning this · week; T-Wo tone blue. A ffl:1 aharp number4 Kid• ean't fall out. Co111e in try it ror size. $1095 :DT POMEROY, OHIO ., • ·.' , · c.t,.EAN -;. :,;_: . cii.� • •"'V•N•• c-«>11" Jlte T- Th• N,w , ,.___ ......, """ + .' Colorttte by L'orea l "'�" "b;"'"::u:l J"'� ·· ,ttentl. ie•!val ........ . cil;ircl . "-'-'-'-- TA M..... . tu 11nt �pttoit 9' .. � ., -, , �. ......, � ,.,. The, llol!II, COUIIIJ_ ...,,i.r Mei•• Jtftnlit.r� ' · ' • . l!M .,,. · �'.Iii i.�,1 · 14· A' IIU et, · . 1teld, ltt"!f mlfll,ler em �II' ;,pNII!"' � In Mo� noml , · b: ul'ftd ta .. :. tbla ._. , ' tti 1 Tbe ...,, IJIII Order K,.... 1lolliiJ d ., the' . ciilrilt, •pp!, , ... .-.. "'"' . ,.tla'l♦ 111'- •�.� -�::ri � ·" nu,;,, . .._ /fl, • ·., � · •t iillliilo rwr■ I, ■� ' .• ' ,. ' WARM MftN IHG H i A 'f l t S . ..." ., " . ., • w.... • Metered botUetl IO that JOU can bell yOUJ' home· FOi EVEllY HlfD ____ or brooder hou■e1 at • eo,t. Ulat wlU compete wltll IIIIJ' P•--d ' VII · · . ' Be the lint ta enjo, this mo- . Art10ld Grate, u, nowl PRONB llft.e4111 Ue C.iert,Ulzr BulU Bulldolen :!! : ( ' . • ·:. ! • ',� . ' ·,\ 4-,• ' y • .... ...,.: '' ' ·'" t. • ' I -·. , 1fi'lv I l ' ,· c' :�- .. . .· . - ·-; . .' . '. l - .' ,' '• ' ., ,.. - . ,-1 ., , ·', ., � r;. ... . . · - (4 : ,'�) ·" ,. 1 BORON SALES ARE UP! COMB INGD .. . ' .\ . Ohio prolinc:•Illes fipl'tl ,how that aalet of Bo� · thit :,ear increue4 dramatic.ti,- while the corn� ,ale, of all o'er pl'ffllium1 went down! Alteadv· �:ie . " 1 ... ,. have been over a RJiUion more tales at lhe � pump tbia year than Jut! One of the rea■on1: ni':)re and r'.nore Obi& driter■ afe diBCOYe-rinir dut Bol'On ii th premium p■oline for etOnomy -min-.1 dri�r■• JkimD baa �Uilt-"1" mil�aitr improven,to 1ive every po■aible mijes per pllon. Combutri on car control n.,e■-tt rtd'dcc faulty combustion that wutes tuoJine. And 1 &pedal carburetor deterrent helpe .. _ clean carburetot■ and keep them clean to jlre-.-etlt rwt:har tuolii\e ♦ wute. • ' ,' , . . ,:1,, •" "· '. - '' . ' . .. ... .. · --.. .' l'DIXU1lltlll FREB' �TIMATES ,· •, ' •' . . ·: '" • I i hl • • T''· �. ► ♦ ' i .--r. : . . • .' .. . .. ._, lS O - M I ,L • Co ntin ued use of Boron can retult in fewer re,air billl.. Bo ron makN ,park plup perfol"ffl better . . . lonrer. It also c�tain1 anti-rust a nd anti-rum qen� that ketp fuel systems in 1rouble-frtt condiri•n. Ball$ · ullder S(;8 or A8C · �...- w j•lddllal� Pllo!le WY..UOll • l ,, l ' Rutland Pu rnitUN 1,-pe of tuell • , •:; ', :i,,....... ,-.. , ·�·' NEW! ·- ,....., •• f, fll , . QUALIFll:l> aftll,\T ... . . 01'1! .,. I • Mow Hut irour or Brooder Ho,HI ••i Sovof -. AM• Ol Aa. •••..••tt. '\Y• , :a , ,, ;.; V .j •• 11:r '4ooI ¥ arr :Y".U, � In. ,... ' )t,lliOill)t Ch� �- "'° l!IIU• PNOld·. WY-1,2207 , clkett wedn°""r �noon ta . � · :;. . 1 :.: � =_ IIUH&al etecti� offl• ,,hen lfl'li C�T STIIIET tvenlnp by A,,polnbilent i,t-.,.�, � · . .,_._ IIU1Till, IAI.IW' . Shop Slirlly's •••,it, . . pliet 01 their Auocl<U.. Jilli m�� j,rayoi' m..iiilg, • Oct. t al lhajhmetoT � ,,.olflfl u,. lleil� Tll � Us! C!Nteb· al 10' a. 1'111 /1., l'eUO�· wtll mnl •�tl!it uona1, l!ffllce t>, · !of i ..1 ,...1.... C. Zu!Jll,!1 hoal �, _ .;,ill ojen , o,01 U. lehoold al,o, .,. . • "· • the 11111unc iM 'the ae,. lli(aft� , . '!l•e-.,.,,.. moel' - ◄,.. pu • Iv r; . 0 : �o r .. ,.... .,. ( _.! & t .• . ' ' • • :- . ., ;.. j ,. '\ la .,.A\; 1 1 1penl SaturdaJ with llt. and . , Kn. a.rti. .... I ..... 1r Alt.._1 at,lJ· •1 Mri. Allee Moore ■pent hf4a1 . 1 Pn,ell1q wllb Mr■. £'Mt.Ii 0.Yle. . NOW! 500 gal. LP GAS SYSTEMS l ' • 1NO Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddltplrt, o., l■pl 17, • -•· , ·ltl■lt . 1 I . .... .If' C1i1111!i ... iuolml· lffiiil art. ' 1 r� tti, • ■. ...,_ ,.,._..., t 111 Moo :, = ■ • ·ftln6 ftti:111 GAS , _ COO KING . , ' 1 Sisters P,esent �1::-� u�"!lti pr:::��,./�� At Monday Meeting • f::.'::0:/.�•�:: !T:?!r:;�: ���d , 2 members preere church T_h �,:� 5 at t he church during the sent foi' "tlie regular meeting or achool hour.' the IJldf and officm of Metu:1 ______ Temple .Pythian Slsten when tliey NAMID TO ALL,STARS __me� ■t the K. of P • HaU In :MidNEW YORK UPI-Jerry West, dlepo� �ay_ evening. merica from west Virg i n ia All-A A 11\ort bu1ine11 meetl� WU ersity, ba■ been named to conducted bt Mn1. WIiiiam All• Utliv 1111- the , college ba1kEitball. All·St•!8 _ in.". •h:.., ev.... .ii, · ,.'it,t•• _ on th_t!!. . ' t11m�_ln man, u... York Knie• -.-re _ -... ,_ .Li.!...ir, � -:� llli Wiilcli pl.If the New .wbl.c� ev I play&, ·..._-; ._ . .ri\ a._. · � . S quare , iaon Mlld .b rbocnfl at . , _,,.. . anif .•, · . !>lien , · . portrayal "· rutltl�. '.oi• ctlon ,.le al'1 W I�. Clct ; e , G<rtle of sin �In w:hk:h 'ftQ. PliYet'· titer 1 '1M. .... wlich tae· · �unlt.e■ bun wltb enothe r All­ ■ . 1111 wins . ' · ·· ta li'fclibl thl1 flturldi, Ametti.\n 01ear (Big 0) llobertson ,... lip 1W'1( I- • • WII dilcuNn4i. PreeedlnC ·the nrmon, a, !nixed u111 oJ ClitetnnaU. Both 1tara recently qulffllt comto,td- of �lor,ence �mlittn,. -�� tteW· the u. S. Olympic basket• ptllfM, � tie.If te'•tn to victory at Rome. ams ,and K1r1nre. t Grimm of � ,... � In, Bortle Watta. · 11h. art Falla, Moirllyn Powolt and,Jlt. 1'1!11: tNorrll ol na,1.. ...... 111,11 DOUIILI "I NN E RS Billey alld >fo�• ■ J we LINCOLN, R. J, UPI-Jockey re · " tl · en- ' 11ft. .ieuette Welmt,ii. selec1tons which . Grimm won Ole Hs:at race at Ip Phil �• tabl� ent. · · Joyed. nfrttbm � room w11 centered wltti: · an bincola Downs Monda1 wtth Rock · ,,. 1nw1..__. dtpi6s Thi public 11 COf�l�1..-, tall no-:en ·gm nm $3'1'.00 and then scor�: ! •ita�ll•Jllent of to at"nd the1e meetinp. y,tiere -, de•ert �ne wu •QPY· ed. Witb Dar'• Darlin ,10. 80 in . , · . id.' �Y Mn. Myron l!iller and Mn. the second to COmplete a $306.20 dail)' double. TO LIGION � __ ' · • ·lln, Dt.. F� ana, Jin.. iiii,i ;.;_������ e , th The Auxiliary ol !'ffney-B41naeU Wahi wJU Ile bOltealff .f<or BANISH · GIIIY lbe Pool, Amel'iClll Lorion . will. tikt,t .... -U•1 of l)1'01lp.' Color Way SL-poo .--. thi■ evening it 7:SO at the ti'ill in memb ers ¥0 .... Middleport. All Me1111H!ta 'to ed ta attend: · ,, •, 0 ,;,;,,-" �i--' '" 1 ""1 % DOOR IIIJDAN $200 IU I. MAIN .,.■IT PHONI wv..,n Mrt. rtancN Overholl, Char1t■ and Brenda and Mr■. Henry OTer• troll. ton Joie ,peat I few dlft with her m o th er, Mn. M lnnlt Vi n i ng. Mr. ind Mn. Sherman Robtrts f\len\. Sunday afternoon with P1aae Ro berts a nd f■mlly. Mr. and Mn, Lulhtr Wllllam1 an d son Bobbie of Che■te r, W. Va., spent the weekend here with bis 1ilter, Mrs. Nellie Eblen and family. Ben Eblt: n was the dinnet guest of hi1 dauahter Mn. Sim• my Co nkl e and ramil,-. Bud Vining and chlldren 1pent Sat urday with his mot.Mr 111'1. Min nie Vl nln&:. Co1tage prayer mHiinJ: wu held Monday evenin1 at Mr■. Sammy Conkle'■ h orue. ,c;,: ,-....GL- The morn ing mes..,, w(lf be del ivered by Dean ,of t he College, n Temple 25 rDl,thia 1 It'� ,..._ Nllri, t 11 'I M.an&g.er Da;ny Martauib hu � scheduled VerMn Law lO oppo1e eyes on Jim O'Toole aa the R e d s F-ish management tec�ians are keeping theire why the tlose out Lheir 1900 aerie11 with ermin def Buoyru• Reservoir No. 2 Ill an eflorl to the Pirates in a si n gle CQn tesl. d. <llannel calflsh stocked il,,;re In 19511 have not �P"wne l..aw will � shooting for his many 21st TIie like was drained In the fall of 1967 to r,� 1t of win of lhe &eason and abo a final tuneup of hi1 arm in pre• ul\'deaitable fish -· small crappies, stunted blueg ill& and carp. with par■tion for the Series which rn bile fall· 1957 aftt!T re-filling, the lak'e wu stocked eads , open1 next wef!k. bullh lng lnclnd es llreedfng,stieit fish' 9! ■everal speci chan• 5 about � 1958, blu8(111s and tsraemouth bas&. }n �I, . . O.lt • • • R•P•r OIIJr $20 1 month with ' JUi's llmt, tibs thin 1 1 cents 1 -,. l'llent flnt fir lllt 1pprov1I. Tll1t1 • up r1ur m1t11f. Alto loans up lo .11111 wlltl terms. '· Pm'S9URGH (tJPO - .,,,. Clncinn,,rt :aed■ will aet a Pf• riew of what P,Ulburth will do lr1 tbf! World Serita toni&llt and what Oley see U1ey probabl)' wo n't t!l<e NEWS · FOR '.l'Bll Tlwmos Fotk Society Wewi . < 1 · Sol1':l white finish, radio, hea�r. hy�ama­ tlc. Excelle nt condition, yttu'll like ttt I Reds To Get Prevue Of Pirate. la Salee . the Birtlt I, Announced nel catfish breeders were placed In the r�se,:•oir. t_Whi ,\•chan• e h well, do!n& hulllleads, l>luegills and l)aQ seem to be . By George Ro,m/eys aell" . aren.tt taking tbeis family respon11biUbe1 senously en� Mr. and Mn. Georg e M. R owley are anno uncing the birth of a so n, ife, ap­ Steven Ray, weighing eight pounds ""f"...,rdlng to tags returned lo tlle Division of Wildl In . the and 1 l ou nces W edne&day, Sept . ed releas catfish l proximately 24 per cent of the chune CQRRICTltll n !mm 21. Maternal grandp11renll 11re Mr. grow have fish of the The N!unlon held Sundar at reservoir hlve been caugl)I. Most and Mri. Ev erett McDaniel: pater• the home of Mr .and Mn. Harold on� to thtee lncbes since 1958nal gra ndparenls are Mr. and Mrs. Capehart, New Haven, \Ii. V1., l Ge . The fisheries personnel say "these are some of the thln&, o rge W. Rowley, Ph ocnb, Ari!. was t he flmll e. of Richard A. and leng chal a y ys alwa e's ther that mate the work so inttrestinfU Great grandparenl!I are Mr. and Susan Roush Gri ns tead. Mrs. Andrew Zwillin g. , are Ponds at the st. Marys fish hatchery, the state's lllrtleslouth HIADS PGA WOMI N utilized on a rotation bul.t, ,imil'Ar to crot, r.ilds. La�m SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UPl­ ff@ld er Dinn ily Fam bass, northern pike and mustetlunge an, tlte main species ftf!tsy Rawls, roar•time wtnn« of nie Home the Ladtea U. S. Open, has been rai!ed, actordlng to Darrell All� district ltsh managem�nt At DowE. w. Down ie enlertai n­ named President o f t he Ladies Mrs. C. sbpetvisot for the Divliion of wndllfe. with a fan'lil1 dinner SU n day PGA, IUCCNdine Marilynn Smith. First off the prodqcllon Une are the norlll,ern pike. They .ell. ring her son William on his no ho spawn earlleat of au Ohio fishes and are usually through withr bir\hda)', A decorated birthday STOCKHOLM, Sweden UPI-· o cJke wa• ■erYed with the dinner. their famliy chons In Ap<11t11r early !lay. Within a monththe Swed en's wave or teen-a1e vJ"­ so, the young piked are lilrie enough to be taken from . l ence Cl1hned ill Urst rat■llty st e gu ored n ho e th were Present ponds atid release hr public witers. 18 year old Sunday wb e 11 a n Mrs. Downie, son BIily, Mr. youth died ■fter a In the meantime bass have besun to !J)awn In other ponds. and tiall d1nce bar, n Du f o Mrs. J. C. Brigh t 1 brawl at auburban. kagsved. Ai the bass fry come ofi,,U,ey .�re transferred lo t�e ponds and Mr. an d Mrs. T. A. D o w­ Va., W. the c, bahs� cannl Berng raised. ere .. pik� where tlie young nie, sons Charles a nd Allen a nd young bus are continually sorted as to aue and· placed m hold­ the h08le11s. ing ponds. . · Tire bass are kept in the,e poncb for three to 1our months Ckrrk', Announce I then stocked In public waters throughout the state. At. the Of Daushter time of stocking the youn� flsh_ will average three to six. inch• Birth Mn. Aln Clark are and Mr. es Lon� with iome measunng rune inches. the birth of a 7 lb. eing n u o ann Dur1'ng the wintel" months, all pondi. a� the hatche� are 8½ oZ. daugh ter, Laura Leigh, drained except those holding brood stoct for next year s pro­ at Holier Hospital, Sept. �◄/ duction. Grandparents are Mr. 11ncf Mn. nril Goea:Iein ,in d Mr. and Mrs e D Stream fishlng apparently doesn't appial to as many sports­ Fred Clark, both of Pomeroy. men as it once did. Result:i or recent stream surveys m n��­ Mrs. Maggie Brown. Mr. and Mr9. west i>Mo, conducted by the Division of Wildlife, might mdt• O. W. Clark, Homer Goegleln and cate as mudl. . the Mn. Jennie Roush all of Pom e roy me determ to out carried were surveys the h Rou te, are grea t grandparents, Althoug we en fisherm few 11, stream major most � or ioas fish populat Th e Clarks also hive two other contacted or seen. County game protectors, who assisted, said rhildn m, Mark, 4, and Jennifer, normal. :!3 m onths. the stream fishing pressun, was considerably below Several streams falling In this category were the Auglalie Ri­ ver, Auglaize Counly, near Delphos; the Wabash, m Mercer Chu reh OJ Chrul To County, and· Whetstone Creek, Morrow County, all considered · . I Serti1ce . Have S pecu, falt-to-et,o'd smallmb\ith streams. ber 2, there w,11 be to Oc Anofher finding during U,e su"ey revealed tbat '!'hile the Sund,y, e �t the M1dd le servic al ·speci a that recordS1TlalbnOuth bass· hatcb• ·of the year was down · upfrom wl t h guests Chru;t of h Churc tt o p • fron;i Iast year 5 e«;I last year, the: number of bass showing College ian t Chris tucky n Ke ftom hatch was normal. taking part. ' I-N 20 M I N U T E S ? ' S T C,. ( 1 1 11:im "'" ,,� o! .To ble na a nd Re aso ' HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE D1vl1. who w11 • tr•ck atar at Ohl o S tate but did not play one 1econd of footb•� hv. Ju•� re­ cent ly returned from Rift\e wllere he won his ■econd gold medal In the 400·meter hurdle,. He won lhe event In the 1886 a:amea. He 1110 won I gold medal thl1 year wi t h t he viclorloua U. S. 1900mf! ter relay team. He doe• thl 100 In 9:ffll. Ho ward Ca■1ady, tbe ex,Phlo Slate All•Amerlcan who now han• diet • 1t1rtln1 halfback 111len, ment fo r the Lion,, recommeflded that the club give Davia a ITI· out. ' f�U l n�urance U P , 0 •'l� ,· REGISTERED RO CKETS Experienced - Factory Trained The ONLY COMPLETE SHOP Ill Bend Area E. MAIN STREET s ahuttli;. ........ [ Canton Mel(inl<y the. ,cour1e amoru, t h e top 10 teams as two ot the hiQ achobl wo'rld a few squad� eath of wtlblfl .-olfeod up f �UOn! bii'l, d'lo·ve'dl itito the flfth big .!lcores wfft� hotifhfg oP,riit.ettU 1 p'llee ttiJa 1$ wUh a 14•0 win Ml·DD.LEPOltf ' r ll)llffy tb• • e4 W •rr •• · » S<M'e �le11 l• rece n;t�p � in; � �-�l•m � · ped � • •�•; •� ��;.'.�����;�:�.;:;;;;;.�E;:::;;� � �� .;;� ���� RADIATOR REPAIR SERVICE Of Detroit Lions tlll nlnl and ,winter snows. I••"!'* 11ol 1 cent down WANT Ii-=-=----===_,, Lon hot Gamble '.'!Vbo hive no worries about •• � 10a GRINIM . l:T COLUMBUS (UPn . - Massill o n . and Springfield con t inued to t\lft The local event i s to be held 1 •2 in the W,eiekJy TJnited Prea 1ft. Oct. 2 11.t the Meigii C o . Fa ir· ternsti onal liigh school coaches (!:round. It is san cl\,o n ed b)' tt,e ralin11 today, but Allia nc e UI A merican M otor �yc le A11ocia- mak!ng a stro ng bid lo oust one tlo 11 and top ciders from iev eral of t he two scho ols. stales will compete for the beawTh e Avl,atttt'I of Stark Coun ty , ti tul trophies to bf! a.warded to uped l eral · from fourth po1illo n • sev t he win ners in each of , Wf!ek ago into ■ tie for tbe run- 1 r oa <Mlt,ae, l ca . The trophies a e n r n to e r pla y in t he wind0w or er �::,::t I �: ::n:rmft�: d\�� fo �� : ,:,�t�1:�� � '• ..Grov St udio, E. Main St. , Pofflffoy. 11- li, ' W.ffl Off!' Cnyalio,.. I talti ftiurtti .U tbt Co(tJ ty team dul'in• the Weekend. .. A<:! U The wm ••- Allilp.a a,· pet,. die effec� of ttie tie, dmN i lll '-!-0 00 , t =:' :.1il, u; to teiltll with ;t, l,-0. 1 �i•��1J �..,. :::: r . United Pr••· lnternatlon■I team to res1 on its laurels. He n il1g and the Yankees scored an unearned run in t he sixth, but . Tl!e New York Yankees· are need n 't worry. They aren't . p1ck1ng up a llttle somethin g for Pl•y For Keep■ Harmon Killebrew belted hi• 3bt the Pit t sburgh• Pirstes - momen• Call it a stretch run or a dry homer with one on in t he H venlh tum! run, th e Yank ees are playi ng I off rookie Bill Stafford to tie t he It's all Casey Stengers idea. each gam e now ,as if it's lhe de- sc ore. Duke Maas hurled the latt He sat down arid figure d out cidiny onf! or the World Series. two inni n g■, allowed only o ne hi t that all the Yankees have to do Monduy nigh t 's 4·2 victory over a nd won his t hird game . Th e loN to become the r;iew baseball Hie Washington Sena to n in 10 i n- made Ramos' record 11-17. Mon•v•• 1...,,,. cha_mpiomi "·' the �orld is win nings was typical. In the battle for se cond , place $an Fr1ncl1eo 6 LOI An.. l•a 2 N their next nme slrai�ht games. money, th e Chicago White Sox 0n1, ..m• echwulN Bob Ccrv opened the totb wltb mov ed into a Ue with the idle Tu•■-Yt Pl"'IINM, P,ftcht" They'v e wo n 10 in a row 111, a double and Ro gf!r Maris w1lked Mllw■uk.. at lllfiRNel,ttl■ (N) ready. That ll'ave s only fiv e more with on e ou t . That brought up Baltim o re Oriol es by dereat1nn the Detro i t Tigen s-3 .. The � -Jay 9-7 H Robart1 10-16 to go on th e regular se aso n sched- Jim P i� on i but o ld e verything Cincinnati • ■t Pittsburgh (N) ul e and if they co uld win the next Casey wanted afl pi n ch hiller. - su City Atbleties topped the -O'Toole 12-11 w1 Law »I four · a rter that, they wo uld be He picked Hf!ctor Lopet, who In Cl evela nd Indian■, 6·1. in the only It LOUIi 1t 'Lu An..l.. (N}­ free to start concentrating on tur n picked on on e of P edro R■- o ther uh eduled American Leagu e llrtfllo 21·7 w■' Cr■II 7-3 their 196 1 spring training. mos· pitches und lli ngl ed to drive game. Chlcaao 1t San Fr1nc l 1co fN}­ Casey uys he doesn't expti cl to in the tie-breaking run. Dal e Long Giant, Win C■rdweJI 1-15 n O'Dell 1-12 or rest many or hl& re5i:u l ars al• i,ingled hom e another j u st for In­ The San Francisc o G1a nts bea t $am Jot1t1 17-14 th ough t h� penna n t already is surance. th e Los Ang eles Dodg ers, 6-2. in clinched, nor does he e xpect th e Lo n g ho m ered in the second in- the only Nati onal Leagu e acti on . WttlNSd■.,.. O.mn Minnie Mi n oso l ed an l l• hil as• Mllwoubo ■t PhHINl,t,r.. (NJ HOW THEY DID sault on three Tiser pitchen with St. Loul■ If Los Ant0lff (N) ' Syraeuse-Pomeroy 11 doubl e , a sing!e an d his 20th Chlcqo at S■n Franc l tco 4 Player Won Spread homer of the se ason for the White Only ..m.. 1chNua.d Williarhs . . . . . . . ' . . . . " . ' Sox. Lefty Frank BaUUlan n gave ' . . . . 6 228 AMERICA N LIAGUE Hubbard up eigh t hits in wlflning his IBt h 6 242 W L Pct. GB Young . . . . , . . . . • _ . e against six lossea. Bill 6 246 j:am x -New York 92 37 .617 FiYC'her was t h e lo �cr. His re co rd White .... ....... 5 260 Baltimore . . &I 64 .573 6'4 is 8· 8. Middleport Chkagu BIi 6t .573 ·6\.1" , Hindy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .... 6 21,8 Knuckleballer Bud Daley o f the 4 C1evelnn d 74 75 .497 18 A's, finally rever t i ng lo the fotni Washi n gton 5 213 73 77 .487 19½ Call . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 5 that made- him One of the lea1ue's Detroit , . 63 M .41!3 21'-h Clatworthy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . 5 5 234 standout■ before the All-Star Carroll · · · · · · · · · · · , . . . . , . . . . . . . . 5 Boston . . . . . . 64 8(5. .430 28 5 220 br e ak ch ecked the India ns on Kan1u111 City . . . Ill! 14 .369 37 TEAM: WON-LOSS to ur hits for his 16th victory. The x-Clincbed pennant Pomeroy.Syracuse 23 w't ns • 17 losses Athletics raked l oser Dick StJg. ' Middleport, 2 1 wins, 19 losses Mond■ r'• ltnultt man and two Trlhe relievers for POINT SPREAD , BY TEAM� Naw Yorll 4 W11h l n1ton 2 10 14 hlt.!I, lncludln � a hom er by lnnln11, (N) Middleport, 975; Pomeroy 978 catcher Pe te Dal ey. . Chicago 6 Detroit 3 (N) (Total point spread difference between actual scores and The Gian ts· victory over the K1n1H City 6 Cl1v-el1nd 1 fN) D odgers was th e ir fftth in a row scores as predicted.) Only 111n11 ■chelllul•• Games for the teams to gnaw on this week: Athens at Pom- and they achieved it by k nocking eroy , Middleport a t G a Ill po 1 IS, · J ar k· son a t W el Istoq, Nelson- o ul Do n Drysdale with a six-run Tu..dlly'1 Prob.ble PUcher■ . 1 rally i n the eighth Don Blasin B■lthnort ■t Bo1ton-Rrown vllle_ at Logan, J•T at Rutlan d, The Plains at Eastern, North game's tripl e with t h e ba9es load­ 11..t YI Dtlock 9-9 Galha at Kyger Cr�ek , Ravens"':'ood at Wahama, OU at Kent ed off reliever Larry Sherry did N•w York ■t W11h l n1ton (N) State, Southern California at Ohio State. . � . the bulk of t he damage . . Pu,.n 3-4 •• Stubba 12-6 Cleveland at Kan1H City (N) house. \lr. Reibel will be 84 years -Litman 7-0 n Herbert 12·15 0.trolt ,at Chic■to (N)-Bunn­ young on September 29. lftl 10.1 4 .. lare 1-10 The h�norcd guest was prese� t • 33'11 - 18'8 - 45'• WHMMfay'I OttM. ed wUh a gift and 11 4,tlered dee• H�Fl'• - Stereo'• CIHol■nd at K e nNt City (N) ora ted cake, baked by Mrs , Ed· All The Popular ..._ York 1t Wtthl,,...., (N) wa rd Lohn. Altending were Mr. l■ltln,or• It Bo..... Records In Stock a nd Mn. Wilbur C. Hood1 Mr. a n d Onlr 1amH acha41dt4 Mr.1. Edward Lohn, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brow n, Maurke Dur9t, Mr. , Members or . the ' Stumpwa, ter a nd Mrs. Oscar Schol l , Mr. 11ncl Club hono red Phillip (Duffy) Hei. Mrs. R obert Wilson, Field Camp. FREE PARKING gu be l with a surprise birthday party b�ll. -Hutti Hawkins. D11ylon A■h• Phone WY•%·%%55 and dinner Sunday at their Club wott h, Mr. !Ind Mrs . Lewis M. E. Main SI, PomHO) Brown and lhe honored cuett. gs PALMER UPS WINNINGS ,1i2 6 13 151/t � 34½ 36'At WASHlNGTON UPI - TIMI Wuhi■,ton Kedatina llff a,hl watven on ctefe111lve end Art Gob' of Pitt,bur1h and defenalYe half­ . back Jo h■ Popl<Ul o1 Furman. • rtom the second 10 into the elite The cuts Juve tlle Wuhtniton clau· roster o ne .ahort of t be lea1ue Troy, 14th ■ week ago with a pla)'er limit. 10-so record or 1-1, jumped into the No. 9 apot wi t h it• �-0 cru1b• 1 l ro he i t ina defeat over Dayton Sttver1. tl :.; • 1! : ��� �!�J� � �:t� And Sa nd\W[y, H th a wet k 110, leri n g Fairmont, Cincinnati Roae, rolled over l!:lyri■, 22-0, and �co n, Troy ■nd Marion. Jumped i nto tf1ie sb:Ul spot in the � ratmo b:t' the UPI Board BALLET of c�ea. " OfState's Most Popular ll's -Yank Up Momentum F,l,.r 'lt/orld 'If , Sen· 9.·;ri..:::�[•'f��--�. With 1 0th Strrug . ht V IC. tory' Need. F.Ive More ..���bit. of �'l'AN D�•;� Stumpwater □uh 5 saddle croSlid with a mlsaile be• • sp1u:e. m g bl as Ie d mlo t�:!� �:;o�� ��r: 6 ees J"'1;ck 1"ng I and H1yea · will explode U.11 co ming meel the ' I• ng mu 1t' WI· th a burr un de:r h II IIDSKINI CUT TWO �illon StilI Leading Poll Mr. and Mrt. Carl Delo n1 ■nd' Hannah [)e. ton were dlnner &UHh of her wtlb hi■ au nt, Mn. ·u11:u4►e pattftt:I, Mr. � Mn, Jtrttn,r 11r,. Robert Niday Mr. Eblen. .and 11andchildttn Wild■ .i,nd Mr. and M.n. Clint l!arYft' ind lwcte,, s.,-ta,:ri.ld, ■nd Mr. and son M 111.le ,pent the wffkend I.In.. Wyett Gilbert o/ Pomeroy " ly• _, �.. � • '• \ " • ,, . ' ....: . � .. ... , ..... , f -� .• II �.,. ·- ' -- .---· �·---. ,__ 2nd . Oct ' Sky The For d '-Hea :.�clists . · ·• . . . . . OROVIR ■fH hill climb? I'1 not you cer'·'nl .... 1 don 't Im ow el • DI .........,,, what YOU hive rnts,ed. · " -�,_... 1w Te 11V': You an ide■ oI how _lee a-,.rtlNllt ��p a htU those ru,aed feUo w1 ri d mg those tw o whee l . mo nat ':n 1M ..,_,.; ia �se , we have lroub_le m Meigs -4 - ••• � lllth"!' lelt. County t o flnd a hill stee p e n• . . 1! motorctcln , ,,._. ough- 1rnag1n e t ha t ! The M eig s MIi I _..,. 'lfH' Molorcyel e Club finally received --.,, q.,..y., h!• p.artld, permission from t h e fair board tu r ... -,MIi � '"""-" use the Meigs County fair ground ha "'11,t hill. xt 1 h ' � • ai$Qf . , L)e, bu��::: cl�:: ��� : :::li9� � . � _.,. -� ='"' ,�....._•, ..· 8 ....., t, .. Siae, ls. _, use In . team about 20 ft. wide from the bottom not m.oke II ovf!r the top· that is . I O th e t op oI t h e h'111. Tb1. s l. s the reas on for thf! m e uur-ement n e arl y s t raight up and dow n In ma.ricers and line s· • · _ I aC' ( the d oi-er cou ( d not s1Jd: on The se ride rs are timed am1 Lhe it 1ny l on ger. winners of the events are the This co urse is then mea■1.t red ont!s who blast up the hill in the an d mark ed in reet with markers short est time. heln1i pla(.-ed along the edges so This is not an f>asy accomplish• the di ta nce i ii known betwee n s nt, as se veral bik es turn o ver m e Jines. hac·kw ards and all have t h e front The rid ers start a t the bottom wheel In t he air. The rider ha& of t he hiU £to m a s t a ndJ n g start to control the cycle by the seat al hi n lu · s so�� :: reminds you of a b11et���� !�ri e ��� --�--'----� . --- .... i mote widt ·, t.l,e tllllrbacb i, I.he, did · win ovet $o u. "-•n. ,'·' ) .5 ., NM ONES, IN JUST ,,P; tt•l•"1• . 92 08 MUw■ukeit BB 63 St. Louta 85 63 Lot Angeleti 78 70 San Fra nd,co 76 73 Ci ncinnati 8"1' 83 •••• Chic �7 92 Phil:::lphla 55 94 1.-Cli nched pe nnant .613 .1!'1'7 .M-1 .527 . !HO .447 . '83 ,359 s - ... .... I 84 Years Young RECORDS Cleland's Da'vis Fi res In 1M!lt PEOPLE I I Honocl 'Me.r\ WEEKS - FOR D UNE DIN. Fla. UPI-Arnold Palmer's lhird place finl&h ln lh e Port land Open golf tourna• . DETROlT UPI-Th e Detro it me nt has added .l,150 to· his Lion■, in a long1hot 11:amble to yearly earning■ wlilch n ow total money add ■_peed to t heir offeDse, are $77,200 l o lead PGA'! 1M n c Olympic 1old mad■l win• winn ers. ner Glenn O■vl■ a 1bot at prore• slonal' football. ' 1· r:-�:.r��!if.1.,�; Ai; w! Tl'Je ' ., •..,Illa To Ply _ I 1 1957 OLDSMOIU to lfC fit}gu.e. a Seamlaos Se nu al\s.wet $4.9s 'l'tlr $Hile MY _ I fllJ VS ... SUPER 88 4 Door Sedan. BN■tibil dark blue flnli1' Ml ol! willl wltlle wall tire&. Fully equ�ped. Low mileage. One owner. $1695 1957 OlDSMOBilE Super 4 DOOR SIDAN a, $1 $95 fJ55 OLOSMGIII M Brand n ew wblte flll:lilh, overhaule4 tor. Fully reconditlo�el A true value_. s,.... _ 4 DOQR IIOl,ll>Al' . SEPAN, �}r:et ent:•l1te. Hydramatic driv,e for tops i�ormance. TtJ Lt - J •'II think It' ■ Jtil -lied. .. - 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 D0011 UDAN SM l95S OLDSMQIIE at · OOOlt SEbAN oet beJilnd the· whee1 'aftd'dri�e· thle' Rocket ! 11'11• Oldsmobile. You'll want 1t tor your very own. $1 19� Freeland Norris. ,Ji¥.r.��. . , Delivered Talk, At Baptist 1956 OLDSMOBILE .. . hde!and Norris te■eher, banter and preacher or Racine dellvered •n· imprenl�e sermon Mondar evehini at the Pomeroy first --BaPUS:l 'church, as he COnti1du a seFle. of Dltelibgs at thtl ebUrcb ead:I evtning this · week; T-Wo tone blue. A ffl:1 aharp number4 Kid• ean't fall out. Co111e in try it ror size. $1095 :DT POMEROY, OHIO ., • ·.' , · c.t,.EAN -;. :,;_: . cii.� • •"'V•N•• c-«>11" Jlte T- Th• N,w , ,.___ ......, """ + .' Colorttte by L'orea l "'�" "b;"'"::u:l J"'� ·· ,ttentl. ie•!val ........ . cil;ircl . "-'-'-'-- TA M..... . tu 11nt �pttoit 9' .. � ., -, , �. ......, � ,.,. The, llol!II, COUIIIJ_ ...,,i.r Mei•• Jtftnlit.r� ' · ' • . l!M .,,. · �'.Iii i.�,1 · 14· A' IIU et, · . 1teld, ltt"!f mlfll,ler em �II' ;,pNII!"' � In Mo� noml , · b: ul'ftd ta .. :. tbla ._. , ' tti 1 Tbe ...,, IJIII Order K,.... 1lolliiJ d ., the' . ciilrilt, •pp!, , ... .-.. "'"' . ,.tla'l♦ 111'- •�.� -�::ri � ·" nu,;,, . .._ /fl, • ·., � · •t iillliilo rwr■ I, ■� ' .• ' ,. ' WARM MftN IHG H i A 'f l t S . ..." ., " . ., • w.... • Metered botUetl IO that JOU can bell yOUJ' home· FOi EVEllY HlfD ____ or brooder hou■e1 at • eo,t. Ulat wlU compete wltll IIIIJ' P•--d ' VII · · . ' Be the lint ta enjo, this mo- . Art10ld Grate, u, nowl PRONB llft.e4111 Ue C.iert,Ulzr BulU Bulldolen :!! : ( ' . • ·:. ! • ',� . ' ·,\ 4-,• ' y • .... ...,.: '' ' ·'" t. • ' I -·. , 1fi'lv I l ' ,· c' :�- .. . .· . - ·-; . .' . '. l - .' ,' '• ' ., ,.. - . ,-1 ., , ·', ., � r;. ... . . · - (4 : ,'�) ·" ,. 1 BORON SALES ARE UP! COMB INGD .. . ' .\ . Ohio prolinc:•Illes fipl'tl ,how that aalet of Bo� · thit :,ear increue4 dramatic.ti,- while the corn� ,ale, of all o'er pl'ffllium1 went down! Alteadv· �:ie . " 1 ... ,. have been over a RJiUion more tales at lhe � pump tbia year than Jut! One of the rea■on1: ni':)re and r'.nore Obi& driter■ afe diBCOYe-rinir dut Bol'On ii th premium p■oline for etOnomy -min-.1 dri�r■• JkimD baa �Uilt-"1" mil�aitr improven,to 1ive every po■aible mijes per pllon. Combutri on car control n.,e■-tt rtd'dcc faulty combustion that wutes tuoJine. And 1 &pedal carburetor deterrent helpe .. _ clean carburetot■ and keep them clean to jlre-.-etlt rwt:har tuolii\e ♦ wute. • ' ,' , . . ,:1,, •" "· '. - '' . ' . .. ... .. · --.. .' l'DIXU1lltlll FREB' �TIMATES ,· •, ' •' . . ·: '" • I i hl • • T''· �. ► ♦ ' i .--r. : . . • .' .. . .. ._, lS O - M I ,L • Co ntin ued use of Boron can retult in fewer re,air billl.. Bo ron makN ,park plup perfol"ffl better . . . lonrer. It also c�tain1 anti-rust a nd anti-rum qen� that ketp fuel systems in 1rouble-frtt condiri•n. Ball$ · ullder S(;8 or A8C · �...- w j•lddllal� Pllo!le WY..UOll • l ,, l ' Rutland Pu rnitUN 1,-pe of tuell • , •:; ', :i,,....... ,-.. , ·�·' NEW! ·- ,....., •• f, fll , . QUALIFll:l> aftll,\T ... . . 01'1! .,. I • Mow Hut irour or Brooder Ho,HI ••i Sovof -. AM• Ol Aa. •••..••tt. '\Y• , :a , ,, ;.; V .j •• 11:r '4ooI ¥ arr :Y".U, � In. ,... ' )t,lliOill)t Ch� �- "'° l!IIU• PNOld·. WY-1,2207 , clkett wedn°""r �noon ta . � · :;. . 1 :.: � =_ IIUH&al etecti� offl• ,,hen lfl'li C�T STIIIET tvenlnp by A,,polnbilent i,t-.,.�, � · . .,_._ IIU1Till, IAI.IW' . Shop Slirlly's •••,it, . . pliet 01 their Auocl<U.. Jilli m�� j,rayoi' m..iiilg, • Oct. t al lhajhmetoT � ,,.olflfl u,. lleil� Tll � Us! C!Nteb· al 10' a. 1'111 /1., l'eUO�· wtll mnl •�tl!it uona1, l!ffllce t>, · !of i ..1 ,...1.... C. Zu!Jll,!1 hoal �, _ .;,ill ojen , o,01 U. lehoold al,o, .,. . • "· • the 11111unc iM 'the ae,. lli(aft� , . '!l•e-.,.,,.. moel' - ◄,.. pu • Iv r; . 0 : �o r .. ,.... .,. ( _.! & t .• . ' ' • • :- . ., ;.. j ,. '\ la .,.A\; 1 1 1penl SaturdaJ with llt. and . , Kn. a.rti. .... I ..... 1r Alt.._1 at,lJ· •1 Mri. Allee Moore ■pent hf4a1 . 1 Pn,ell1q wllb Mr■. £'Mt.Ii 0.Yle. . NOW! 500 gal. LP GAS SYSTEMS l ' • 1NO Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddltplrt, o., l■pl 17, • -•· , ·ltl■lt . 1 I . .... .If' C1i1111!i ... iuolml· lffiiil art. ' 1 r� tti, • ■. ...,_ ,.,._..., t 111 Moo :, = ■ • ·ftln6 ftti:111 GAS , _ COO KING . , ' 1 Sisters P,esent �1::-� u�"!lti pr:::��,./�� At Monday Meeting • f::.'::0:/.�•�:: !T:?!r:;�: ���d , 2 members preere church T_h �,:� 5 at t he church during the sent foi' "tlie regular meeting or achool hour.' the IJldf and officm of Metu:1 ______ Temple .Pythian Slsten when tliey NAMID TO ALL,STARS __me� ■t the K. of P • HaU In :MidNEW YORK UPI-Jerry West, dlepo� �ay_ evening. merica from west Virg i n ia All-A A 11\ort bu1ine11 meetl� WU ersity, ba■ been named to conducted bt Mn1. WIiiiam All• Utliv 1111- the , college ba1kEitball. All·St•!8 _ in.". •h:.., ev.... .ii, · ,.'it,t•• _ on th_t!!. . ' t11m�_ln man, u... York Knie• -.-re _ -... ,_ .Li.!...ir, � -:� llli Wiilcli pl.If the New .wbl.c� ev I play&, ·..._-; ._ . .ri\ a._. · � . S quare , iaon Mlld .b rbocnfl at . , _,,.. . anif .•, · . !>lien , · . portrayal "· rutltl�. '.oi• ctlon ,.le al'1 W I�. Clct ; e , G<rtle of sin �In w:hk:h 'ftQ. PliYet'· titer 1 '1M. .... wlich tae· · �unlt.e■ bun wltb enothe r All­ ■ . 1111 wins . ' · ·· ta li'fclibl thl1 flturldi, Ametti.\n 01ear (Big 0) llobertson ,... lip 1W'1( I- • • WII dilcuNn4i. PreeedlnC ·the nrmon, a, !nixed u111 oJ ClitetnnaU. Both 1tara recently qulffllt comto,td- of �lor,ence �mlittn,. -�� tteW· the u. S. Olympic basket• ptllfM, � tie.If te'•tn to victory at Rome. ams ,and K1r1nre. t Grimm of � ,... � In, Bortle Watta. · 11h. art Falla, Moirllyn Powolt and,Jlt. 1'1!11: tNorrll ol na,1.. ...... 111,11 DOUIILI "I NN E RS Billey alld >fo�• ■ J we LINCOLN, R. J, UPI-Jockey re · " tl · en- ' 11ft. .ieuette Welmt,ii. selec1tons which . Grimm won Ole Hs:at race at Ip Phil �• tabl� ent. · · Joyed. nfrttbm � room w11 centered wltti: · an bincola Downs Monda1 wtth Rock · ,,. 1nw1..__. dtpi6s Thi public 11 COf�l�1..-, tall no-:en ·gm nm $3'1'.00 and then scor�: ! •ita�ll•Jllent of to at"nd the1e meetinp. y,tiere -, de•ert �ne wu •QPY· ed. Witb Dar'• Darlin ,10. 80 in . , · . id.' �Y Mn. Myron l!iller and Mn. the second to COmplete a $306.20 dail)' double. TO LIGION � __ ' · • ·lln, Dt.. F� ana, Jin.. iiii,i ;.;_������ e , th The Auxiliary ol !'ffney-B41naeU Wahi wJU Ile bOltealff .f<or BANISH · GIIIY lbe Pool, Amel'iClll Lorion . will. tikt,t .... -U•1 of l)1'01lp.' Color Way SL-poo .--. thi■ evening it 7:SO at the ti'ill in memb ers ¥0 .... Middleport. All Me1111H!ta 'to ed ta attend: · ,, •, 0 ,;,;,,-" �i--' '" 1 ""1 % DOOR IIIJDAN $200 IU I. MAIN .,.■IT PHONI wv..,n Mrt. rtancN Overholl, Char1t■ and Brenda and Mr■. Henry OTer• troll. ton Joie ,peat I few dlft with her m o th er, Mn. M lnnlt Vi n i ng. Mr. ind Mn. Sherman Robtrts f\len\. Sunday afternoon with P1aae Ro berts a nd f■mlly. Mr. and Mn, Lulhtr Wllllam1 an d son Bobbie of Che■te r, W. Va., spent the weekend here with bis 1ilter, Mrs. Nellie Eblen and family. Ben Eblt: n was the dinnet guest of hi1 dauahter Mn. Sim• my Co nkl e and ramil,-. Bud Vining and chlldren 1pent Sat urday with his mot.Mr 111'1. Min nie Vl nln&:. Co1tage prayer mHiinJ: wu held Monday evenin1 at Mr■. Sammy Conkle'■ h orue. ,c;,: ,-....GL- The morn ing mes..,, w(lf be del ivered by Dean ,of t he College, n Temple 25 rDl,thia 1 It'� ,..._ Nllri, t 11 'I M.an&g.er Da;ny Martauib hu � scheduled VerMn Law lO oppo1e eyes on Jim O'Toole aa the R e d s F-ish management tec�ians are keeping theire why the tlose out Lheir 1900 aerie11 with ermin def Buoyru• Reservoir No. 2 Ill an eflorl to the Pirates in a si n gle CQn tesl. d. <llannel calflsh stocked il,,;re In 19511 have not �P"wne l..aw will � shooting for his many 21st TIie like was drained In the fall of 1967 to r,� 1t of win of lhe &eason and abo a final tuneup of hi1 arm in pre• ul\'deaitable fish -· small crappies, stunted blueg ill& and carp. with par■tion for the Series which rn bile fall· 1957 aftt!T re-filling, the lak'e wu stocked eads , open1 next wef!k. bullh lng lnclnd es llreedfng,stieit fish' 9! ■everal speci chan• 5 about � 1958, blu8(111s and tsraemouth bas&. }n �I, . . O.lt • • • R•P•r OIIJr $20 1 month with ' JUi's llmt, tibs thin 1 1 cents 1 -,. l'llent flnt fir lllt 1pprov1I. Tll1t1 • up r1ur m1t11f. Alto loans up lo .11111 wlltl terms. '· Pm'S9URGH (tJPO - .,,,. Clncinn,,rt :aed■ will aet a Pf• riew of what P,Ulburth will do lr1 tbf! World Serita toni&llt and what Oley see U1ey probabl)' wo n't t!l<e NEWS · FOR '.l'Bll Tlwmos Fotk Society Wewi . < 1 · Sol1':l white finish, radio, hea�r. hy�ama­ tlc. Excelle nt condition, yttu'll like ttt I Reds To Get Prevue Of Pirate. la Salee . the Birtlt I, Announced nel catfish breeders were placed In the r�se,:•oir. t_Whi ,\•chan• e h well, do!n& hulllleads, l>luegills and l)aQ seem to be . By George Ro,m/eys aell" . aren.tt taking tbeis family respon11biUbe1 senously en� Mr. and Mn. Georg e M. R owley are anno uncing the birth of a so n, ife, ap­ Steven Ray, weighing eight pounds ""f"...,rdlng to tags returned lo tlle Division of Wildl In . the and 1 l ou nces W edne&day, Sept . ed releas catfish l proximately 24 per cent of the chune CQRRICTltll n !mm 21. Maternal grandp11renll 11re Mr. grow have fish of the The N!unlon held Sundar at reservoir hlve been caugl)I. Most and Mri. Ev erett McDaniel: pater• the home of Mr .and Mn. Harold on� to thtee lncbes since 1958nal gra ndparenls are Mr. and Mrs. Capehart, New Haven, \Ii. V1., l Ge . The fisheries personnel say "these are some of the thln&, o rge W. Rowley, Ph ocnb, Ari!. was t he flmll e. of Richard A. and leng chal a y ys alwa e's ther that mate the work so inttrestinfU Great grandparenl!I are Mr. and Susan Roush Gri ns tead. Mrs. Andrew Zwillin g. , are Ponds at the st. Marys fish hatchery, the state's lllrtleslouth HIADS PGA WOMI N utilized on a rotation bul.t, ,imil'Ar to crot, r.ilds. La�m SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UPl­ ff@ld er Dinn ily Fam bass, northern pike and mustetlunge an, tlte main species ftf!tsy Rawls, roar•time wtnn« of nie Home the Ladtea U. S. Open, has been rai!ed, actordlng to Darrell All� district ltsh managem�nt At DowE. w. Down ie enlertai n­ named President o f t he Ladies Mrs. C. sbpetvisot for the Divliion of wndllfe. with a fan'lil1 dinner SU n day PGA, IUCCNdine Marilynn Smith. First off the prodqcllon Une are the norlll,ern pike. They .ell. ring her son William on his no ho spawn earlleat of au Ohio fishes and are usually through withr bir\hda)', A decorated birthday STOCKHOLM, Sweden UPI-· o cJke wa• ■erYed with the dinner. their famliy chons In Ap<11t11r early !lay. Within a monththe Swed en's wave or teen-a1e vJ"­ so, the young piked are lilrie enough to be taken from . l ence Cl1hned ill Urst rat■llty st e gu ored n ho e th were Present ponds atid release hr public witers. 18 year old Sunday wb e 11 a n Mrs. Downie, son BIily, Mr. youth died ■fter a In the meantime bass have besun to !J)awn In other ponds. and tiall d1nce bar, n Du f o Mrs. J. C. Brigh t 1 brawl at auburban. kagsved. Ai the bass fry come ofi,,U,ey .�re transferred lo t�e ponds and Mr. an d Mrs. T. A. D o w­ Va., W. the c, bahs� cannl Berng raised. ere .. pik� where tlie young nie, sons Charles a nd Allen a nd young bus are continually sorted as to aue and· placed m hold­ the h08le11s. ing ponds. . · Tire bass are kept in the,e poncb for three to 1our months Ckrrk', Announce I then stocked In public waters throughout the state. At. the Of Daushter time of stocking the youn� flsh_ will average three to six. inch• Birth Mn. Aln Clark are and Mr. es Lon� with iome measunng rune inches. the birth of a 7 lb. eing n u o ann Dur1'ng the wintel" months, all pondi. a� the hatche� are 8½ oZ. daugh ter, Laura Leigh, drained except those holding brood stoct for next year s pro­ at Holier Hospital, Sept. �◄/ duction. Grandparents are Mr. 11ncf Mn. nril Goea:Iein ,in d Mr. and Mrs e D Stream fishlng apparently doesn't appial to as many sports­ Fred Clark, both of Pomeroy. men as it once did. Result:i or recent stream surveys m n��­ Mrs. Maggie Brown. Mr. and Mr9. west i>Mo, conducted by the Division of Wildlife, might mdt• O. W. Clark, Homer Goegleln and cate as mudl. . the Mn. Jennie Roush all of Pom e roy me determ to out carried were surveys the h Rou te, are grea t grandparents, Althoug we en fisherm few 11, stream major most � or ioas fish populat Th e Clarks also hive two other contacted or seen. County game protectors, who assisted, said rhildn m, Mark, 4, and Jennifer, normal. :!3 m onths. the stream fishing pressun, was considerably below Several streams falling In this category were the Auglalie Ri­ ver, Auglaize Counly, near Delphos; the Wabash, m Mercer Chu reh OJ Chrul To County, and· Whetstone Creek, Morrow County, all considered · . I Serti1ce . Have S pecu, falt-to-et,o'd smallmb\ith streams. ber 2, there w,11 be to Oc Anofher finding during U,e su"ey revealed tbat '!'hile the Sund,y, e �t the M1dd le servic al ·speci a that recordS1TlalbnOuth bass· hatcb• ·of the year was down · upfrom wl t h guests Chru;t of h Churc tt o p • fron;i Iast year 5 e«;I last year, the: number of bass showing College ian t Chris tucky n Ke ftom hatch was normal. taking part. ' I-N 20 M I N U T E S ? ' S T C,. ( 1 1 11:im "'" ,,� o! .To ble na a nd Re aso ' HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE D1vl1. who w11 • tr•ck atar at Ohl o S tate but did not play one 1econd of footb•� hv. Ju•� re­ cent ly returned from Rift\e wllere he won his ■econd gold medal In the 400·meter hurdle,. He won lhe event In the 1886 a:amea. He 1110 won I gold medal thl1 year wi t h t he viclorloua U. S. 1900mf! ter relay team. He doe• thl 100 In 9:ffll. Ho ward Ca■1ady, tbe ex,Phlo Slate All•Amerlcan who now han• diet • 1t1rtln1 halfback 111len, ment fo r the Lion,, recommeflded that the club give Davia a ITI· out. ' f�U l n�urance U P , 0 •'l� ,· REGISTERED RO CKETS Experienced - Factory Trained The ONLY COMPLETE SHOP Ill Bend Area E. MAIN STREET s ahuttli;. ........ [ Canton Mel(inl<y the. ,cour1e amoru, t h e top 10 teams as two ot the hiQ achobl wo'rld a few squad� eath of wtlblfl .-olfeod up f �UOn! bii'l, d'lo·ve'dl itito the flfth big .!lcores wfft� hotifhfg oP,riit.ettU 1 p'llee ttiJa 1$ wUh a 14•0 win Ml·DD.LEPOltf ' r ll)llffy tb• • e4 W •rr •• · » S<M'e �le11 l• rece n;t�p � in; � �-�l•m � · ped � • •�•; •� ��;.'.�����;�:�.;:;;;;;.�E;:::;;� � �� .;;� ���� RADIATOR REPAIR SERVICE Of Detroit Lions tlll nlnl and ,winter snows. I••"!'* 11ol 1 cent down WANT Ii-=-=----===_,, Lon hot Gamble '.'!Vbo hive no worries about •• � 10a GRINIM . l:T COLUMBUS (UPn . - Massill o n . and Springfield con t inued to t\lft The local event i s to be held 1 •2 in the W,eiekJy TJnited Prea 1ft. Oct. 2 11.t the Meigii C o . Fa ir· ternsti onal liigh school coaches (!:round. It is san cl\,o n ed b)' tt,e ralin11 today, but Allia nc e UI A merican M otor �yc le A11ocia- mak!ng a stro ng bid lo oust one tlo 11 and top ciders from iev eral of t he two scho ols. stales will compete for the beawTh e Avl,atttt'I of Stark Coun ty , ti tul trophies to bf! a.warded to uped l eral · from fourth po1illo n • sev t he win ners in each of , Wf!ek ago into ■ tie for tbe run- 1 r oa <Mlt,ae, l ca . The trophies a e n r n to e r pla y in t he wind0w or er �::,::t I �: ::n:rmft�: d\�� fo �� : ,:,�t�1:�� � '• ..Grov St udio, E. Main St. , Pofflffoy. 11- li, ' W.ffl Off!' Cnyalio,.. I talti ftiurtti .U tbt Co(tJ ty team dul'in• the Weekend. .. A<:! U The wm ••- Allilp.a a,· pet,. die effec� of ttie tie, dmN i lll '-!-0 00 , t =:' :.1il, u; to teiltll with ;t, l,-0. 1 �i•��1J �..,. :::: r . United Pr••· lnternatlon■I team to res1 on its laurels. He n il1g and the Yankees scored an unearned run in t he sixth, but . Tl!e New York Yankees· are need n 't worry. They aren't . p1ck1ng up a llttle somethin g for Pl•y For Keep■ Harmon Killebrew belted hi• 3bt the Pit t sburgh• Pirstes - momen• Call it a stretch run or a dry homer with one on in t he H venlh tum! run, th e Yank ees are playi ng I off rookie Bill Stafford to tie t he It's all Casey Stengers idea. each gam e now ,as if it's lhe de- sc ore. Duke Maas hurled the latt He sat down arid figure d out cidiny onf! or the World Series. two inni n g■, allowed only o ne hi t that all the Yankees have to do Monduy nigh t 's 4·2 victory over a nd won his t hird game . Th e loN to become the r;iew baseball Hie Washington Sena to n in 10 i n- made Ramos' record 11-17. Mon•v•• 1...,,,. cha_mpiomi "·' the �orld is win nings was typical. In the battle for se cond , place $an Fr1ncl1eo 6 LOI An.. l•a 2 N their next nme slrai�ht games. money, th e Chicago White Sox 0n1, ..m• echwulN Bob Ccrv opened the totb wltb mov ed into a Ue with the idle Tu•■-Yt Pl"'IINM, P,ftcht" They'v e wo n 10 in a row 111, a double and Ro gf!r Maris w1lked Mllw■uk.. at lllfiRNel,ttl■ (N) ready. That ll'ave s only fiv e more with on e ou t . That brought up Baltim o re Oriol es by dereat1nn the Detro i t Tigen s-3 .. The � -Jay 9-7 H Robart1 10-16 to go on th e regular se aso n sched- Jim P i� on i but o ld e verything Cincinnati • ■t Pittsburgh (N) ul e and if they co uld win the next Casey wanted afl pi n ch hiller. - su City Atbleties topped the -O'Toole 12-11 w1 Law »I four · a rter that, they wo uld be He picked Hf!ctor Lopet, who In Cl evela nd Indian■, 6·1. in the only It LOUIi 1t 'Lu An..l.. (N}­ free to start concentrating on tur n picked on on e of P edro R■- o ther uh eduled American Leagu e llrtfllo 21·7 w■' Cr■II 7-3 their 196 1 spring training. mos· pitches und lli ngl ed to drive game. Chlcaao 1t San Fr1nc l 1co fN}­ Casey uys he doesn't expti cl to in the tie-breaking run. Dal e Long Giant, Win C■rdweJI 1-15 n O'Dell 1-12 or rest many or hl& re5i:u l ars al• i,ingled hom e another j u st for In­ The San Francisc o G1a nts bea t $am Jot1t1 17-14 th ough t h� penna n t already is surance. th e Los Ang eles Dodg ers, 6-2. in clinched, nor does he e xpect th e Lo n g ho m ered in the second in- the only Nati onal Leagu e acti on . WttlNSd■.,.. O.mn Minnie Mi n oso l ed an l l• hil as• Mllwoubo ■t PhHINl,t,r.. (NJ HOW THEY DID sault on three Tiser pitchen with St. Loul■ If Los Ant0lff (N) ' Syraeuse-Pomeroy 11 doubl e , a sing!e an d his 20th Chlcqo at S■n Franc l tco 4 Player Won Spread homer of the se ason for the White Only ..m.. 1chNua.d Williarhs . . . . . . . ' . . . . " . ' Sox. Lefty Frank BaUUlan n gave ' . . . . 6 228 AMERICA N LIAGUE Hubbard up eigh t hits in wlflning his IBt h 6 242 W L Pct. GB Young . . . . , . . . . • _ . e against six lossea. Bill 6 246 j:am x -New York 92 37 .617 FiYC'her was t h e lo �cr. His re co rd White .... ....... 5 260 Baltimore . . &I 64 .573 6'4 is 8· 8. Middleport Chkagu BIi 6t .573 ·6\.1" , Hindy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .... 6 21,8 Knuckleballer Bud Daley o f the 4 C1evelnn d 74 75 .497 18 A's, finally rever t i ng lo the fotni Washi n gton 5 213 73 77 .487 19½ Call . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 5 that made- him One of the lea1ue's Detroit , . 63 M .41!3 21'-h Clatworthy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . 5 5 234 standout■ before the All-Star Carroll · · · · · · · · · · · , . . . . , . . . . . . . . 5 Boston . . . . . . 64 8(5. .430 28 5 220 br e ak ch ecked the India ns on Kan1u111 City . . . Ill! 14 .369 37 TEAM: WON-LOSS to ur hits for his 16th victory. The x-Clincbed pennant Pomeroy.Syracuse 23 w't ns • 17 losses Athletics raked l oser Dick StJg. ' Middleport, 2 1 wins, 19 losses Mond■ r'• ltnultt man and two Trlhe relievers for POINT SPREAD , BY TEAM� Naw Yorll 4 W11h l n1ton 2 10 14 hlt.!I, lncludln � a hom er by lnnln11, (N) Middleport, 975; Pomeroy 978 catcher Pe te Dal ey. . Chicago 6 Detroit 3 (N) (Total point spread difference between actual scores and The Gian ts· victory over the K1n1H City 6 Cl1v-el1nd 1 fN) D odgers was th e ir fftth in a row scores as predicted.) Only 111n11 ■chelllul•• Games for the teams to gnaw on this week: Athens at Pom- and they achieved it by k nocking eroy , Middleport a t G a Ill po 1 IS, · J ar k· son a t W el Istoq, Nelson- o ul Do n Drysdale with a six-run Tu..dlly'1 Prob.ble PUcher■ . 1 rally i n the eighth Don Blasin B■lthnort ■t Bo1ton-Rrown vllle_ at Logan, J•T at Rutlan d, The Plains at Eastern, North game's tripl e with t h e ba9es load­ 11..t YI Dtlock 9-9 Galha at Kyger Cr�ek , Ravens"':'ood at Wahama, OU at Kent ed off reliever Larry Sherry did N•w York ■t W11h l n1ton (N) State, Southern California at Ohio State. . � . the bulk of t he damage . . Pu,.n 3-4 •• Stubba 12-6 Cleveland at Kan1H City (N) house. \lr. Reibel will be 84 years -Litman 7-0 n Herbert 12·15 0.trolt ,at Chic■to (N)-Bunn­ young on September 29. lftl 10.1 4 .. lare 1-10 The h�norcd guest was prese� t • 33'11 - 18'8 - 45'• WHMMfay'I OttM. ed wUh a gift and 11 4,tlered dee• H�Fl'• - Stereo'• CIHol■nd at K e nNt City (N) ora ted cake, baked by Mrs , Ed· All The Popular ..._ York 1t Wtthl,,...., (N) wa rd Lohn. Altending were Mr. l■ltln,or• It Bo..... Records In Stock a nd Mn. Wilbur C. Hood1 Mr. a n d Onlr 1amH acha41dt4 Mr.1. Edward Lohn, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brow n, Maurke Dur9t, Mr. , Members or . the ' Stumpwa, ter a nd Mrs. Oscar Schol l , Mr. 11ncl Club hono red Phillip (Duffy) Hei. Mrs. R obert Wilson, Field Camp. FREE PARKING gu be l with a surprise birthday party b�ll. -Hutti Hawkins. D11ylon A■h• Phone WY•%·%%55 and dinner Sunday at their Club wott h, Mr. !Ind Mrs . Lewis M. E. Main SI, PomHO) Brown and lhe honored cuett. gs PALMER UPS WINNINGS ,1i2 6 13 151/t � 34½ 36'At WASHlNGTON UPI - TIMI Wuhi■,ton Kedatina llff a,hl watven on ctefe111lve end Art Gob' of Pitt,bur1h and defenalYe half­ . back Jo h■ Popl<Ul o1 Furman. • rtom the second 10 into the elite The cuts Juve tlle Wuhtniton clau· roster o ne .ahort of t be lea1ue Troy, 14th ■ week ago with a pla)'er limit. 10-so record or 1-1, jumped into the No. 9 apot wi t h it• �-0 cru1b• 1 l ro he i t ina defeat over Dayton Sttver1. tl :.; • 1! : ��� �!�J� � �:t� And Sa nd\W[y, H th a wet k 110, leri n g Fairmont, Cincinnati Roae, rolled over l!:lyri■, 22-0, and �co n, Troy ■nd Marion. Jumped i nto tf1ie sb:Ul spot in the � ratmo b:t' the UPI Board BALLET of c�ea. " OfState's Most Popular ll's -Yank Up Momentum F,l,.r 'lt/orld 'If , Sen· 9.·;ri..:::�[•'f��--�. With 1 0th Strrug . ht V IC. tory' Need. F.Ive More ..���bit. of �'l'AN D�•;� Stumpwater □uh 5 saddle croSlid with a mlsaile be• • sp1u:e. m g bl as Ie d mlo t�:!� �:;o�� ��r: 6 ees J"'1;ck 1"ng I and H1yea · will explode U.11 co ming meel the ' I• ng mu 1t' WI· th a burr un de:r h II IIDSKINI CUT TWO �illon StilI Leading Poll Mr. and Mrt. Carl Delo n1 ■nd' Hannah [)e. ton were dlnner &UHh of her wtlb hi■ au nt, Mn. ·u11:u4►e pattftt:I, Mr. � Mn, Jtrttn,r 11r,. Robert Niday Mr. Eblen. .and 11andchildttn Wild■ .i,nd Mr. and M.n. Clint l!arYft' ind lwcte,, s.,-ta,:ri.ld, ■nd Mr. and son M 111.le ,pent the wffkend I.In.. Wyett Gilbert o/ Pomeroy " ly• _, �.. � • '• \ " • ,, . ' ....: . � .. ... , ..... , f -� .• II �� ... -- -- ·-· . . ..... . � . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. - . . . ---,.�.,,�,··�w-�.---·--· --� - - . . - - · . . �-· . ..' , , -�� ' • , ----· 1-nally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M i ddleport , 0 . , Sept. 27 , - WAN T ADS 1 960 l'O& CONSISTO:NT DEPEJ\!D.\BU IIESULTJ RATES 1 '' tellll per ...rd, l\ae insertion. Minlll)um chara: e - 60 cents. ' , ,..., ,er wunl ior t.bre. CODt1eCV.Uve tnNrtioDI. 8'Vf:1J - one modh for 30 ce.nt J i:,er word. l'ull rate of 4 cents per word will be cbar&ed for advertisina If Nt 1IOid wttiJlin lU day1 aner rece.vini bill. Advertisinc - Should 1,e r.p<'-:1.Ni l.mmrdiately. The · f11,. Dall, 8eotinel wW nnt be respolllible ff:X mote lb.an one lncor­ • f .... -.... rn-., � Canl of l'tJanb and Speclal N<>'l.ce1 of E't'-,otl 11.uo. Obilu..rie.1 ....labed at l �t per word. I MO • ilAYS 3 DAYS 1 DAY 1'/0IIDS '4.l!O $1..10 llOc 60o 111 $1.IK> '1.20 «le IO '6.00 $7 .,0 $2.25 $1.l!O 75c D , · Adi Nel&Yed bJ 10 A.,,.. will be Ln that da1 1 IJ"l:ptl', •• PHONE ·WY-2-21 57 N M TRAIN ' uto Sa l es - I __ A _ __ ____ ' 1957 F"ORD 000, 2 clr. hardlop , w. w . , Thu ndubird, floor shifl j tram.. many other extras. Phone Chester YU5·3200. 9-27-6tp I IIE H E A VY EQUIPMENT OP E R A T O R S ■ '■ ----For Sale -POTATOES. Hyau Parsons, Portland, Ohio. 9-21 -tllc POW R SHOVELS ULLDi)lERS ' HOME MADE ICE CHEAM, Jusl ( ORADIRS like you m11ke at home. J.ick's SCRAPERS Dairy Bar. 9-27-0tc OTHiRS 1 947 DODGE 4 door. Phone WY2Trained men �re earning $165 9--27--0lp 2867. 11er week and up. Thousands of additional men are needed KELVINATOR refrigeralor, baby 11p.t now to opetate the he11vy crib, 2 utility cabinets. Phone eq'ulpment used in building WY:l-t!Dl4. 9-27·3lc l'Olda, bridges, dam11, airfields, '-.:AS, FU EL OIL aod �oal fur. etc. n11.ce1. Call for free eslimat.tts. f.i>mplete tr.inlnt program, Jn. Ji'or�mau .s,. Abboll Alidaleport �ludlnt actual experience on 6--10-t'-: hea.v1 equipment For complete Information, ,end 1 FO U H ROOM house, Z lullJ in name, addreu, age, telephone Chesler Village, Fuel Oil stove • nwnber and workina houn to: and a 275 fuel oil t,ank. Call Unlvenal Equipment WY2-6618, Charles JJiehl. 0p..-.,r■ Seltool 9-24-6tp. _ Stat., Columbus, Ohio • ll 1 t�Ofl SA_ E, L_ JERSivco\V three yaarB vld. Homer Willard, Pom• THE PARTY who picked up the eroy, R. D. 1 . (9) 24, 3tp white Pekineae aog at Brad­ bury Sunday night wa, reco&• l FAWN cigarette machine holds nized. Therefore, if they will $125.00. 9 different brands return It, there will be no Itutl11nd Pool Room. 9,27-3tp ch■rees tiled. Edward Moore, Proffitt, 1)-26-;J tc POTATOES Clarence Bradllury. Port11111d, Ohio IJ·21·12tc _ __ _ _ _ ____ · - ·flRMITa AND PIil CONTROL 1 IIJ Pain. F .... INpt,Ctlon. lniur- GOO{? L�MP coal delivered in Me igs Count y for 32c bu. Call tel tty JNtlonw.._ Phone R 1 CH7-2334. 9-26-3lp � ;,,,,. hr,loe 'Station WYi -·-- -2IU. 4-26.ffCI APPLES FOH SALE--lirimcs Gol­ II !. l ■. den, lled and Vt!llow Deliciou8, ARRIVED FRESH SATURDAY A. Rome lll• ,mty. Slayman and { M. Canning tomatoes, c11-nning Pleast: brini conluiners. t:lms peuhes, Uarlle�l pears, grapes, 1''ruth, Mason. W. Va. Pl1one and apple butter apples. Midway SPruce 3-5204. 9-20-5tc .Market, W, Main St., Pomuroy, 1 Ohio. 9 24 3lc PUBLIC SALE I Having sold my farm, I ,,.,;n sell . ks ill l'ublic Aut!lion on S11turd11y, 0( 0 Oct. lat,_ 111 one o'clock al farm .JTS REVIVAL TIME a t Mt. Q,-ive three mile� west of Alfred, on near Lona Bollom, Sept. 28 I Middle Shade Creek : 400 bales �hru OcL 9. Rev Harold H�im; of hay, Ollver mowing. machme, ,•• evang,el111t. Special �lngmg cultivators, garden tractor, 3 1f� b)" the t ?�r Keys, Jluntm�lon, II. P., Springfield, 2-60 bu, W. Va., lhe Travelers rrlo grain boxes, 2 w11shing machBuffalo, W. V_a., The Duncan, Ines, oil cook itovc, heating and other&. Come �-e1tr, h�ed j 11t0Ye, bottlo a:as cook itove, l . and help. Jicv. D. C i rcle, J a11• 11 c·upb relri,crutor 9 ·7 f'-. � , Ollld11 ,a l11blc11 3 bed11 one duffarobe Y-24-6Lp tor. 1 1 eac, 1 1 _11 n d W..,. 1:1 WISH to thank one ,11.nt 1qut cheat of drawcrli, everyone who 11enl him a c11rd living room suite, 1 overstuffed Sfpt. 20th for his b1rthd�y . · l lc eb it ir, 4 rocking chairs, 1 2 enjoyed them very much to ch11irs, dressers, 1tauds, RCA hen from bis old school �n�t�s Vlctor 21 TV, !.:imps, diihes, and friend, again. I m.: c 1 ved crocks, j1tn, cooking utensils 1 , Ul7 (1rd1 and letters. Ai;iu n and many other articles too lhankl 10 ver)' much lu .wll numerous to mention. who aent them. Albart Warner, Owntr Mr. and Mr&, Burt DtlVis, Kanneth Ha..r, AuetlDIIHr, Rutland, 0. 8-27-llc C1th on day of lllt. _ , Nc,t N11pon1lble for accldentl 161 Lost and Found 9-24·31p. (2) C. d f Tho n I 'LOST-BABY 1l111e1 in vicinity fl Pomeroy Poat Olfice 11nd f Pomeroy National Bank. Ir fou�d ple11e phone WY2·6266. �IP. 18) Auto Soles _,. c- .,,... ea.. All - utl -11 •■-ITAN MOTOQ ...................... ... va 190'1 BUICI. te)p, bard most careful ateerinK and drive,. $1 ,19J. m,. Centlll')' 2 door the W• lnvlte in1pedlon.. Power brakea, Dynafiow Bl■ettn1r'1, Pom• 9 22 6tc IMOPEL 4 cyl. J door Hd■n. One ld!al owner. llnlah apotleN. jfl,BDO. Blael\11111•1, ·Pomtro,, • 12 etc 1N7 Studebaker VI Pnaident 4 jdoor aedan. Finest ud beat Stu• ,debaker, and this one lt tapa in �C!Ondlt.lon and •PJ.tUA\CI. '8HI J2 fltc 8lHtlnar'1, Pomeroy. ' PH CHEYIIOLET, va e.w, 4 dr. Wan. 000d looklni. Good nlh­ � car. 1995 Blaettnar1, Pam• (9> II 81o .-01• · llllf FORD I TON truck A-1 'eooditlon •1295, Ray Wuvtr, 11"" Haven, W. v,. 9-24 6lp PUBLIC AUCTION l haY c 11ol<l my farm and will 11cll tho following at public auction, Oct. 1, Saturday, l :00 P. M., located 1 mile from Zlon Church usl off nato rollte 143 Ml foot of Horner Hill. Watch for 11.rrow1: 19:ffl Farman A tractor wilh plow and culliYa­ tor, me corn planter, 2 wheel trailer, 2 shoat,, potatoes, horse diac, cut off ■aw, 50 heavy chic­ kens, J lot hand tool,. HOUSBHot..D l'URNITUR I Coal cook 11tove, metal utility cabinet, livin& room suite, bed1, electric ironer, Z burner 111 atove, washer, 2 Warm Morn­ Ins heater&, radio, rockers 1tand1, bun warmer, dlihea: rinae tuba. ANTIQUIS 2-pc. living room suite, cord bed, cane l,lbrary table, side board, 3 atanda, cane couch. A a:re1t many other article, not listed. Orwllle Johnson, Owner Termsz C•lh. Not NtpOntlbl• hr aeckhntt hi• contfudff 11J aradt.rd Auction Compt,ny, Racine, Ohio. P- WINl2 1 Auction..,: CrlH &rHferll. •••• Man■..ri A. C, lr1dford. D-2'-8tc TABLE model televidon $3�, Cub Scout uniform, size 12. $15,00, Frank Hudson, B1ile)"1 Lake. ll-:18-31p, USED GARDEN trao&on 1na mo,; 11'1. Rnt,r)' mower bl.idea abar­ pened. CU.to.- mewln, and plawlnllf. 1 OIIAVl�Y TlUICTOII SdN... aa,d Service 512 � Main St. WY 1·/111'10, F•-• i'IIOAI •-2� THE LATE T. H. DAVIS pro­ perty, brick two 1tory, loe1ted Third ,and CoaJ at North Streett, Middleport, may be aeen any l\leninJ. t-17-30tC USED clarinet. 8-28--3lc Call Vl3·2239. FOR SALE ' Army Inviting • • Men FOf TfaJDlDg In Many Fields . Legal Noticr �-- - - __________ FOR SAL£ $125. See Today's Sport Parade Marriase Announced In Atlanta, Geor(!ia FHESH COW Announcements have been reC•M No. U.Or65 Eddie Van Metre. West Colum- CHARLES ROBERT NEAL. ceived by friend! in the Bend ( 9J 23· ::I t( bia. _ ___ Area of tbe marriage of Charles 652 South Third Street, B. Ginden of Atlanta, Ga., grandc-r.n-tainers M iddleport, Ohio, bring PEACHES, son o{ the late Dr. c. w. Petty Plaintiff We bster Fruit Farm, Long Bot· I Muon County and Bon of Mrs. o{ vs. tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5-3201 A. B. Ginden of Atlanta and the JUNE NEAL, 6-16-Uc The U. S. Army ill seeking l,llle Mr. Ginden. The bride is the - - ---- -- __ . 568 Mart.le Road, t young men for training in many former Mary 0.1borne Reed i;;( SIX HOOM house and bath on Mechanicsburg, Pen!lisylvania, fields ifnd occupations. Many of Detroit, Mich. She has a degree .l\lcchanic Street, Myers shallow , Defendant � J une N eal, who se place of resi- hese schools �ill train . men for in social work and one year's well pump used very little. 9-24·31c Phone WY 2-3542, dence is SB8 Marble Roard, Mech- 1 Jobs lhat are J R the Ohio Valley g!aduate _wo!k from the Univer: I s1ty of M1ch1gau. Al present she · --.---Pennsylvania will take area. anicsburg, , FOH SALE Upright playl'r pia,10. notice that on August 19 l960 the ! Some are Diesel Engine Repair, is employed by the Juvemle Court 9·24-ti lp undersigned filed Straford. WV2 - 2992.__ his' . peti t io n I Cona truction Dr�ftlng, Motor and o{ Fulton County, AtlanlA. 1 Generator RJ!patr, . Metal B?dY Mr. Ginden after graduating GALLON JUGS FOR SALE I N against her in the Court of Com- , Repair, Co�structioi:i Survey i�g, from Emory University completed Count)', Pleas, Ohio, Meigs mon ln I !.hipping containe rs. Ph. WY 2(tJ J 24 , 6 \C' praying for divorce and other re- Den �al As�itant, Fix� Station thre-e years in the Air Force. He 3:!44. 1 lid, on the grounds of gross neg- 1 �adio Rep�•�, Constructto.n, Weld- i:1 now associated with the Tru5t Company of Georgia in Atlanta .• . _m 1at , . Automo � 1ve Re( 90 ) Marine Su pp l ies lect of duty and extreme cruelty, JpaR�ir,, Mach Re{r1gerat10n Repair (Equip Said cause will be for hearin g on and after the 1st day of October, men !) , X -Ray Proced ures, Fin" AS IS SPliCIALS ance Procedure, and many others. 1 900_ 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 Many of these schools are in 59 Mercury 70 H. P. $595.00 NEAL CIIARLES ROBERT Aircraft field. These scbools the 1 . . 45 H. P. Mercury Outfit $995.00 , Plamtiff I are open Aircraft Maintenance, o ME'TROPOLITAN MOTORS WEBS1ER and FULTZ Hel icop'ter Repair and Single En• I 600 Ea1t Main Strttt, Porn1roy Attorneys for Plamt,ff gine Repair. Phone WY2-3870 (8) 30; (9) 6, 13, 20, 2:1; (10) 4: , 6tc Clai,ses will start in three 8-20-tfc months. Those Interested must ---qualify and .. lill elghl week, J before school starts so that the:, Several more areas are to be may complete their eight weeks WANTED CUSTOM corn picking. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER basic prior to school. The Army visited by members of the Ohio Contact Delmar Hollon. Pome­ CHATTEL MORTGAGE guarantee, school of your choice Natural Resources Commission ' beroy Route 3. Mt. Herman Road By virtue of II Chatt.el Mortgage before enll1Lment. fore completion of the report on a 9-24-6tp. 1 cXcculed and delivered by Floyd Al l young men who desire study or state parks and racililies. �toharl, Jr. and Grace Stobart to school auignmenta and would Forest Hall, Findlay, is chairman ,,.,-,,."�S��N�-1�-__-ac- 1 m plE G IO OTS_ G lN 1 ro5lo.� Motora Inc. on March 26th, like to discuss thi.11 without obll- of the project which is to be comceptance $ 1 .3 1 Per 07. All other 1 960, l.!Uly assigned to the und·er1· U1:Cem ber 1 . roots al advanced price also si ned and filed with the Clerk o ga ion sh ou Id contact sgt . Judd, p e t ed by n. t omeroy, any g ' Masonic Temple, P nex JO, L Oh lb E H M The me-e 1 ct,ober14·5 w i II see hling 0 un M Oh io, • � Monday or Thursday or call Galli�1:�:�s �. t�!.' .�� •�• o_ t� T�rui i;::; 6a/ �,t�nl. s1 mg ake Hope, v ers mem e. th w h ch de polis, Gibson 6-3343. Evenings _3t< Burr Oak and Forked Run State •_ faull has been made, the under- caJI Gib6on 8-0999. __ � -- _ ____ ii 24 Parks, Veto Lake Wildlife Area slide trom bone � igned will sell the goods and I GOOD used and a number o{ dams and locks in morthattels said described e t 9-27 · 3l Phone WY2-2593. 1 on the MuU.ingwn River. At the ---- - - --- - ��1:e, to-wil: 1957 FORD, 8 Cylind- c November 9-IO meeting, the memer, Serial No. 87UG 179337, Tu• t bers wilt view Lake Loramie , Kiser dor, al Public Auction at Preston , Independence Canalwa.y, Lake, FO R RENT modern t wo bedroom Motors, Inc., 461 South Third AveWayside and Van Buren Casc:ade thf; in VilOhio nue, Micldlcporl, house. t'urnished or unfur I State Park6. nished, automatic heal, dispos lage of Middleport Meigs County, The September meeting marked al and landsca1){'d yard. Phone Ohio. on October 5, 1960 at 10:30 1 lhe fir,t for the new dean of the WY2.3241l. Mrs James Weher a. m. Minimum sole Price $600. College of Agriculture Dr. Roy M. 9-26.fltc Middleport. Terms of sale: Cash in hand on Kottman, ex-officio member. HOUSE, 7 room� 1 �Ii b.alh, hard day of sale. IV GAY PAULIY reported earnings or $5,000 to wood noors. basement, gara�e, Th• Farmen Bank & Sning1 UPI WonMn's Editor $15,000. large Jot and g11rden on GraYel Comp•ny NEW YORK UPI-A health The average net income of den­ Hill. Phone W\'2-3267. Pomeroy, Ohio publication H)'S that a career in 9-27-3tc (9) 20, 27; (10) 4, 3tc medicine (or women is Just what tists in 1958, the latest year for which figures are available, was the doctor ordered. EIGHT ROOM HOU SI'� , two fi'le And the opportunities are $ 14,000; a survey of 1 ,250 women room apac,ments. A . N. Bengel growing rapldly in the dental dentists for the same year show­ ed thclr average at $1 1,0QO. 1 1 •2-tfc Phone WY2-3272. field, _JJ'he hours are good. Most This is the gist of a report in NOTICE OF SAL! UNDER FOR RENT-nret omce Mom1 doctors and dentists have women health economics, publlahed to­ CHATTEL MORTGAGE over Stilfler Shoe Store on marriage and career tl\at found By Yirtue or a Chattel Mortgage day by the Health (nsurance InCourl St., fo Pomeroy, second executed and delivered by Earl stilute which represents iteveral mi x happUy. floor. One large l8 x 22 ft, room -The wor k is rewa rding. -Ali Kauff and Opal Kauff to the under­ companie1 In thi1.1 in1urance field , with .idJolning 1 :1 '- 1 2 �L room The publication aaid that if the AMW A describes the future si�ned on May 20th, 1960, and fil. One 10 .1 1 8 frou;; room. All ed with the Clerk of Court, of Florence Nla:htingale were alive for the girl who wants to study ne.i,•!y painted with new floor Meigs Count)', Ohio, on 'May 20th, today, 1he might urge women to 1 medici,ne : "Your jo b wlll be ln­ covsrings, Phone WY 2·2089. 1960. and on which default h88 take up medicine or dentistry, · teresling beyond your wildest 8-2-llc been made, the undersigned will where a manpower shortage is in• dreams. Your sense of spiritual 7 ltoOM IIOLSE, b1tlh, three lots sen the goods and chatteb dcscrib­ creasing, instead of the nursing fulfillment will be something 786 Hysell St., Middleport. J. l'd in said mortgage, to-wit: 1 950 profession which she founded 100 none of us can describe.'' At present, said H'i!alth Eco­ 9-7-tfc Sl udehacker, 8 Cylinder, Serial No. years ago. According to the Pub• II. Allen. ____ 8383952, 5 Pass, Coupe, at Blaet• lie Health Service, PHS, nursing nomics, there. are 6,000 women � � tnar Auto Company Warcho1.11e, ha1 brighter proai'cts of supely. , "doeton and 2 000 -�·urnllb m@n dentisls unturni1,.td. Mc..'J�ften, Mleld-le Spring AYenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, i n Heallh Economics ,aid ' there In the United Sta . 3 3 U the Village of Pomeroy, Melgs are US 3 physician, per 100,000 port, Phone WY 2·2821. ;dentist was The first woman County, Ohio, on October 5th, 1960 per11ons in this country. The ra­ .Emeline Roberta Jones, a con• temporary of Florence Nia;ht• tio i1r expected to decline to 126 M001::1tN"-unfurlii�ii"cd 3 rooms at 10:00 a. m. lngale. by 1975. .illd l>li th upa�tmenL Birch cab­ Minimum sale price $250.00. • Btlow Pre•War incinen1tor, diRpOsol, inets, Terms of sale: Cash in hand on It added tha't today's ratio of larg e closets. Phone W V2-514 1. day of sale. 9· 1 6-lfc Th• Farman B•nk & Snln91 (i5{1 dentiats per 100, 000 population - -- - --- -----is below World War II levels. Company And unles1 more students 110 into Pomaroy, Ohio Help tO) 20, 27; (lOJ 4, 3tc the profession, the ratio will be I praclic11I Licensed WANTi.,:o: 5tl dentists per 100,000 by 1975. nu rse. Apply in person at }t'oi;­ By eontrast, said the publlca• tl'r ' s Nu r.sing Hume, Syracu�c, tlon, the ratio of active profe1. 9-27-5lc Ohio. sion11l nurses is 264 per JOO 000 ' --- -- -· now and is expecte'd to riae to MAN lo take over g.is stHtion. 284 by 1970. 9·2Hfc GOOD PAINTING done. Very Phone WY2-99:0:0 . The Jnstitut� listed these points reuonable. Call Vl3-2484. See in favor o f women going lnto WANTED: Mechanic. PhoM WYZWilkie Sarson, Porth1nd. medicine or dentl1try: 9-23-tfc 0020. 9-24-3tp. -Opportunities 'are expandina: rapidly. The American Women'• t:.mplovmenr Medical A�oelaUon AWMA re• l'OMPLJ,;TE ll-/SURANCE PRO ported the medical 1choola sup­ tecUon, Llle, Auto, Fire, Polio ply tome kind ot thianclal aid to IUU10 M.lddl•port both men and womtc1 in the form Call Don WOMAN wants cloa.ning at $1 .00 of loans, scholarahlp, and prize, 'lb.i4. r er hour. Phone Wl9-3017. for achievement. In dentiatry, the • 9-2tl- 6 tp BARNES-SIMPSON JNS\JRANCE future look• rwiy for women be­ -- . -- .------Agcnt.s, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ cause or the lncre11lng emph11i1 ( mobile. Bonds. Phone WY:t-- on, good denial care for children. 8-27-tl Thl, 11 wher� a woman uaually 2903. MUILLER FUllNAC IS, WIITINQ 1hlnes. And many adult.- prefer a HOLJSI •ppllancu. Amold lro­ woman dentlat bec1uae of her . thart, lyracvM, Ohio. Phon• and centleneaa. patience WYi-&114. l M l,tt P..,1 W•U FARM FOR SALE 80 acre,, 5 BU LLDOZER FOB HIRE. Pond!, -The Pl.)' 11 a:ood, althoua:h the room hou�e, barn, on mail route land1c1pin&, and baaement level for 'tfomen as a croup 1tlll school bu,, gravel road. W. R. Phone Cheater, YukonJ.3268. 9-26-3tp laa:s behind that oI men. A atudy Holcomb, Carpenter. 8-24-30tp made several yean •li!o showed FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE that &9 per cent ot &he women with bath, nice location. :Uelvla docton lntervJewed earned be­ Alli SONDfflONmo, REFRIGJIII, tween $5,()00 and $1&,000 1 year, Hood. l l l Lo..!Ult St., PomeroJ. alkfn Hr'liet, l•ct•1 RelrlJtr■· (9) I 30tp and only elaht per tent had ln­ tlon. New lbven. Jtbou TU2, corne1 above '20,000. More than 7 W1-II FOR SALE: HOUSE S room, and • third el lhe mile doctor, I03 . __ Inter bath, full 1lai ba.sen1ent, dou­ viewed at the qme ••1c110Niii time received ble lot, In <"il)' llmll1 at New over $20,000, while c......,. .... ,.. 38 per cent Haven, W. Va. $6AOt),oo; Phone Crltt aradfan4 9-2Ultc TU2-2u,. ..., C, 81AONMII>, ..,1,... Gilio. / FOR SALE room house, double lot. 344 'Beech St., Phone WYZ. 9-H•3tc 3857 after 8 p. m. I I I NR Members Will JSJt Forked Run Facili't"}es ' v· ------- Wanted To Buy (11 Leaal Notice I' I I areet AdVISed I (n Medicine For Women ! 4 ) For Rent ------ ----- -Legal Notice ---- --- -- -- ----- �·Ml!:NTS - II Wonted 1 17I rJ�� ·f . ,' ,,, . -· Call Dlc1 Sttndt 8efo1• 9:30 A.II(. Mlcldl- WY-l-2'4t ,omeror WY-2-3195 IIAVl& ,QD ITOP · AI C...... Y- 5-2141 OIAMIU lillVIC l"TA� --A.M. "'"'"' ■ Bwr., 011)' Senk< AUCTIONIIR RIAIONAILI RATIS SATISfACTION GUARANTIID C•II ., write I. O. Mceo, CMlter, Ohio 8 12 80tp NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY ,John1-Maa�!1P • roof 1hln1le1, kllcben c1blnet1 bul&t to order, aluminum wlndowa and door,, 1araa:e doors. celllne: tile, vinyl floor --ue and plrwood panelinc. Call Nelilet'� Racine. 1-11-llo REPORT ------'------- SYRACUl--1 1tory frame, five rooms, also 12x24 1tore build• ing, 0,-a acre•, located on Route 124, '3,000.00. ROUT »..-Ranch style alone and frame, S bedrooms, 1 1·2 bath1, [ull b11ement, double gara1e, brteieway, • swimmin, pool, 1,acre lot. $20,000.00. ,AltM-16 CHIIHIRI- SMAL� acre•, t-room frame, f11.ll ba1t-­ house, ment, barn, ch.lcken plenty or ,water. Lo<:ated · on Route -5&4. $3500.00. ROUT 7 FAlltM--17$ acres, no bu�lc:lina1, 36 «cres cultivated, 139 acres fenced. Excellent lo­ cation. '6(l00.00. , ALa ttT M. COX, Saletm1rt ... Ht - WY2.JUO WYNUO M4-Jtc ' 1 ■ ■ ■ Sund•)' dinner guest, of Mr, and Mrs. V�al John1on and famil)' w11 Sylvia Coleman, It waa Miss Coleman'• birtbdQ. Gau(lea: Mont,omery upper 18.2, lower 8.2 runnin:, 2 fl. Gal• liPolia, upper 17.'I', lower 9., running 2'4 ft.; Lock 23, upper 15.3, lower, &8, closed off. All d1m1 are tloaed. Boda down: Lock lS, Cbarlea R. Stevenson, . 9:to ain, U-0; Loe� 1a, ·Bob Benlt!r, 8:31 a. m., 11-1, Albert r. Holden, g am, 1·10; OVEC, 7:-00 pm, UMli Cap­ tai_n Harri1on, 7 pm, 1-8; Lock 8 · 1'f4dewind, 12:20 am, 12-3; Lock i1 (;11.y of M■-yaville, 8:40 H: Lock' 23, National 9 : :IG o-3; Southem 9 am, &-a; Helen 9:11 1m, f.O. Boata up: 011Upol11, Orleanlan l0:'5 pm, 1-21; Thelma Ann, 5:10 am, 0-1; Lot:11: 28, Bayou I.Mnlne 7:3D am, 4-0; Lock 23, All,shen.y Hl:15 pm, lOON; City of HUDt.iftl· ton 2:20 pt11, 8-8; Peno11lvula Eller Clift • 1m1 I: l5 pm, 0-11; Poll)r;,ol 8:31 ■m, 1-ll; On­ wmf 10:05 1ni, lS-0; -Mr. CrlQ and A. l/. Ctiu wlitlna lock at u am, northbound. Kanawha River: Btaver, 10:10, 0-7, Comedy PlayhoUH Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Woody \'lo,l!' ,ecker Meet Mr. Candidate Jim Thacker St:ow WeaLhercast News Ptcture Huntley-Brinkley Report t·lll) Cannonl>all Joist, L-'lram1e 8:30 Hitchcock Presents D:00 Thriller 10:00 Dpw �our of Mysteries 1 1 :00 New!I -11:10 Weatherwt •. 1:115 . Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sig:n Ofi • a:,n ,:a 7:00 7:30 8:30 10:00 9:00 1:30 tl:00 11: 1''1 1 1:11 I 1:<111 Q11nll 3 - WedntSda1 Sign On Continental Classroom. Continental Classroom TodaY Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. North Dou1h Re Ml 5:4.5 6:00 6:30 ,:00 9:00 D:30 10:00 Play Your Runeh °'!'ice ll RiJht ConcentraUon Truth or Con&,quence, It Could Be You Mid T)1y New1 Movletime Woman·, Wocld Loretta Youn,: Theater Young Dr. 111:�ilone From These Roo•.a <lomt!dy PlayhOUL'f' Here's Hollywood Steamboat bW Oulck Draw -YcGraw M"u1ic in the :Round: The Jir,, Tlud:e,- !ibcnl We:therean Jll'ewa Pietlll'II Huntley BrinldeY &e,9rt Yanhu'. Wq:on Tniln PrJ� la_ Right Astaire Ttme Happy Tate Nawa Budllntr WH-tl!llftUt TTle Id Paar SlloP Sien on _ _:.....:._::.=..�---.-- WC HS-TV Cha nne l 8 Cf\annel 8-1 uesdo, I Married Joan. Rtstleu Gun Queen tor a Day C:M .a nufflttn llf.ndltaod AbmJt 1'1Cei !'1:80 Rln Tin Tin Medic ":00 Sia J'!'uctaw Beat in Court Day , 1:30 Ynur Ellli a-.. w Storm $hew Gale 2,�o fl:40 Weather Teller Clock Pie Bent 3,00 I 6:fO, Jnl,n foll) - 1fllw� Troct You Do Who 30 3 Living for Elections 7 :00 American Band1t1nd 1:30 TBA The Lone Ranger 5:30 8:30 Political Program , 8:00 kn l•Tandlc-,1 i,ut 8:00 The Rifleman fl:30 Your :itso llePorter 9:00-10:00 Cast the First Slone io:oo Ak!Oa Preset'lta: 8: � Weather Teller 10:30 Open HOWie 6:45 John Daly News 11:00 The New.s Tonight 7:00 Four Ju1t Men 1 1 : 10 Seanning the weather 7:30 Hong Kong 1 1 : l S Spart& Report 8,30 Nelaoa FamU7 11:20 Late Show D:00 Wedlle5d8J Kitht Filhl> Sp0111 l'INde 10:00 Hawaiian Eye t 1 : 00 News Tonight 8:'00 Cartoon Spectacular n:10 Scanning the Weather Room Romper 1:30. I 1 : 15 Sports Rlport 9:30 Show Time 1 1 : 20 Late Show 11:15 Your Esso Reporter ···- -------- ----- 11 ,30 �:00 12,30 1 :00 1,30 2:00 I ,:oo ---------- o,<11 Cllannel 8 - Wednesda, - WHTN-TV Channel 13 Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 f:OP t:la C:IC 1:00 1:00 1:\3 6,20 I a,3o '· 11 :30 Th e Clear Hortlon 12:00 Love :.f 'Lire 12:30 , Search l'or Tomorrow T'le ll.Jlihtff OIJ t2,4� The Gui�illJI Lliht P«re1 Sturm 1 :00 Life or Riley 4,4JJe of, NUihl 1 :30 As the World TUrnl The Three StoogH 2:00 Full Circle Arth•U" J. Smlth :N.. Flouse !PtrtJ 2:90 I A Look at the Weather Mlllloruolre 111, 1,00 I Sportscope Venllct h YOUIO The 8:30 Adventure I Hall -of Fame I 1:00 The Brllhter OQ Tom EWell Shops I: JS T:1e Secret Storm Red SkeJto.n SJ:iow 1:80 Edi� of Nial>I Thi!' ''Iiart)' · Moore Show, � • ' 1 1:oo· · ,,n1r1bree· stooa:e, 11 O'clpck News ' ·New• A Look a t tre 'f{eatller 8:15 A Look al the Weather Theater 13 G:30 SporUicope 8:30 9,00 9 , 30 11):(i(l 11:00 11:10 11 :15 t'hannel 13 Wedn•day �,�� 'l':00 Conversalional Rul.!!iln 7:30 Frontiers of Science J·.QG New• l ;C•p«,1i1, �IHOO .1:00 ...dar.t�ti fbe•ter :i!!Qt' :J)e�e�, _aride. ' '.iii � ' 1\"i�e9 VtJ.Jage � �;�;OO�·-if ��� , iiO 7:30 8:30 9 · 00 9i30 10:00 U:00 11 :10 I . �5 c•M•, . Frld1yJ . Sign o,, au..t Sia, New1 RFD MM> Newt Headllnea Y:02 Breakfast P.,-ty '7:30 Pickens Hardware Sbo• T:"5 Breakfut Party 8:00 Newe H'"d.line■ 8:QI Sporlll Report l:OI B�lall Put, 9:30 News l:BS1 lireakfaat Party 1:00 f\eWll Head.Unea 8:02 Breatfaal hrt.• I:� Nffl 11!:l!•ldall Party 10:00 Coffee flm.e 10,lo $,tap. Shop 10;80 ·· Nt• . Headllnet .' ., io�tng DeYo.Uon•. IOI ••. ,;I. · ••o 0-·mnal 1:118 1:00 1:18 6J0 12:30 1,00 L02 1:SO 1 : 30 2:00 3<00 3:02 8:30 3:35 4:00 �:01 •·., a:U a����:a ii,'.� �; . ' - WJiole Famil ies Wiped Out When Sho�s Replaced HOLLYWOOD UPI - Entire TV "familie1" are wiped out every year when &hows so off the air for keeps to be replaced by new ones. F.ans of the defunct series ''The Alaskans," however, have a new family moving into the same time slot on ABC Oct. 2. The faces are different, but the 6i.tuatioru 11re almo1t the 1ame. Insteld oi snowahoeinc 1cross frozen wastes, the newcomen hop.,.around the Eut Indie1 in a n airplane. 'l'he show "The Islanders" has the same ba�ic format "The Alas­ kans" had. The three principal c�araclers are Bill Re1nolds, a slick, handaome smoothie · Jim Philbrook, a muscular fath�r im­ age; and pretty Diane Brewa ter. who keepa both boys guessing. '1 ''The Alaakans" Roger Moore Played the hand1ome role, Jell , York the muscleman, and Dorothy Provine the cutie who kept them on the rope,. Thps, viewers will be spared the rigors of con,plt-te chana:e 'nley wtu aimply adju5t them­ selves to palm trees and -air­ plane� in place of snow and dog aleds. The n�w hm1r-long adventure drama's stars have completed seven segments of their show and still are getting to know one an­ other. Ex-Coach Comes Bllfk To Lakin As _1'herapist Floyd P. Meadows or Hunting­ ton, w. Va., has recently been added to the Staff of Lakin State Hospital where he will function as Industrial Therapist. Mr. Meadows Is a graduate of West Virginia State College. He received his Mlll�ters degree from Marshall College, His previous employment was with the Recrea­ tion DiviBion, city of Hunlinl{t.on. A former teacher and coach at the Boys lndllRtrial School, Lakin, W. Va., " Mr. Meaduw5 is well re­ membered for the second plact: • status in the W. VE;. High School Athletic Union 11chie\ed by his football t{:.,,m in 1952. He is 11 ll'lember of the W. �.ra. Board of Officials and recently wa.s select­ ed as the outsttilndmg volunt"'eer at the Community Center i n Huntington. ' ' e·:oo �:hw: :;,�, The Aquanauts Wanted-Dead or Alive The Millionaire rve Got A Secret Circle Theatre Arrhstrong 1 1 1 0'clflc1t News A Look at the Weather Theater 1ll _ . ·,:_ '.\VMPo Daily ProgrlllJl Schedule '- MLY " . • ,. \ I I . , S:!JO 5:tl& 5:80 5:81 5:45 8:00 6:30 68,32 7: qQ ,,os 7:30 '7:82 I 8:00 NO, 'THAN1<t JIM, I MIGHT bET A. CRAMP/ .Just For You New, Htadlln• Just For Yoa News ,l\Ult tor Yea CalliDI on Pt. Pltalllld Newt Hetdllnn Mu1ie Go Bound Hen Muaie Go ,JlpQnd Newt BtadlinM ll111ic qo Baud Local N�wo Mt181c Go Jtoapd Bueball Scartl1 Mu1ic Go Round New, HeadIIB..M.ualc Go Round Compl11te Newt R.ttund,:ap Crow'• Steak Route Souno •t the 80'• News Heedllnn Evening lllletludo "1flW11 �"- · !voiimt''1Mrtltlli! Newa Headline11 Sund.own SeNnade Sl(ll on Brings You The \Ip To The Minute Mason C9unty NEWS 10 AM 11 :IS k" \ .. 5:0S PM ·· ··-- Said Reynold, w.ho formerly 1tarred in ··Pete Kelly'• Blues" "So far we're working ., a team We spend up • to I I houn I day toa;e&her - more than we do with our own f1 rrHliel - and thert haven't been any aqu11bble1." Strongman Philbrook nodded agreement. "YOI.I can make a movie ind not .know a toul. When yo11 're through · wori:ina: yau go home and forget about every­ thina:. But not in a TV aerie1." "Righi, ' Dlane piped up. "We all like one another, but the tend­ ency is nut to know each other too penon-ally, You must main­ tain a certain amount of pri­ hcy," Basis or the 1how ii a one-air, plane airli ne ' run by the three principals in the lush East Jndie's, 11:le men are 5old.ier, of fortune and Diane playt a Dutch girl at­ tempting to regain her family's property. Reynolds summed the 1erle1 up best, saying. ''lt's in a contem­ porary setting, but has a horse open. flair. We're. saddle tramps with an airplane instead of horses.'' (-o/l'H TV Producer Found With No Care For Rating Y · EDfTDR REA/.IZ15 S10R1 TIIAT .IM 1HIS 6KK, HEU Ga$ WIIH fT­ Fl�M£':' a�y HO.LLYWOOD UPI-Al harassed producer can. trO you, the ideal sponsor i1 one who doesn't give a lrlllng libouj ratings Such a one is Charles Corcoran His immranl'e compan)' Equit­ able Life Asvurance Society picks up the tab for "Our America,n Heritage" a aerie, based on his­ torical figurem from Alexander Hamilton to Teddy Roonvelt. The ratings, high or low, are of no moment to Corcor.an, a viee president of the company. He says inauran(e isn't sold in ,tores, and s ales can't be guaged by TV adYertising. "Many questions are being raised about the. -accuracy of rat­ ings anyhow," Corcoran explain• ed. "And · high ratings �are no guarantee of hillh salea. "Our show isn't expected to draw huge audiences in the- fil'lt Place. PuWle RajKb History "American history as enter• tainment ha, never been well re­ ceived. It sufrer, from being too good. The public rejects It like mediC'ine. 'rhe)' know it is good for them, there.tore it can't be very palatable." "Our American Heritage" t1 one program that need not fff!I; about the critie1' cry {or more "class" and educational content. . Last year the show presented tiw.craphfoal stories of Thomas Je-fferson, Ell Whitney, John Fre . n;i.ont, An4t�.W , . . C.rnnie_ a nJl 1 , .-S,C�rai..Gran1. This ,�son - globfJ.... ·- ttwifl.g newsman Lowell Thomas , wiU be host and moderator o{ Hie . • 1how. "History is filled wlth 1Teat drama,'' Corc;oran said. "We. be­ lieve historic-al scripts can be done excilingly. Sen1a of Pride "Our battle is always between authenticity and entertainment. "It· ie difficult, too, to bring in hu­ man aspect, of our ,izreat h-istori• cal figures. Most of the time they are presented as unrealistk, an!• mated 11tatuea. . "We a:o on the air once a month with our hour-long show1 �- !1. Then in February NBC will beam two "Herita�e" half. hour progr'aml per month.·· Corcoran Sl)'I be hopes his show doea more than entertain and educate. He feel! it should · 1Ur the mind and rt-awaken a 11e1111e of prtde in our countl')(s heritage, · pYJGGL iNG BRINGS FiNE CALCUTTA. India (UPI) - 'I'l'le American ownen of the Liberian­ registered rl'eiJhter Ruth Everett were fined moce than $350,000 Monda � tor smun lfng 17,000 olinces or gold on the !hip from the Far East. ,re,� iUllt. Clovia, thaw billS ' were lstrit>u of • Mr. guw� WHAT HE NEEI:iS IS 50ME GOOP COUNTRY AiR FOR A CHANGE --MIMI MARO 'IO OEtM "{l"'1: . DANf .� A _, O!E? DoaC.- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The first s\ilge of a global weathtir communieallons network will fo in operation April 1. It will HU New York with MoS<?Ow, Frati):. furt . Offenbach;' German)', and New Deihl, lndia. Tokyo will be Ued in next spring to compl•tie the Northern Heml:Jphere hookup. By 1AM LIIFII ' I · a, a.to: '0:30 · 00 I li:"30 12:00 t�':30 1 .00 1 : 10 2:20 2:30 i·OO 3 30 f.:00 4:30 5:00 5::-0 8:00 �:15 • II l:IO 1• j;O(I 4:30 S:00 8:30 e:00 e-15 8:215 O:SO ____ CHASE HARDWARE --· ------- ----- Cllannel 3-:,1·uesday C OLEMAN F URNACE ( 2 1 } Rea I 1::stote KJ\'�R , Family Dinner Held At Martlw Child, Home 20 1 Business Services » • RENO, Nev-, UPl�rie MH Macla1, 1 19, l•• Vee-a, Nev., 1 1 91/t CHtro, stopped Vinet A famiiy dinner was held Sun­ Stoektoll, Callf, ..10. day at the hOme of Mrs. Martha Childs in Middleport when the THERE'S A birthdays of �wirs. Child's daugh• her ter, Mrs. Cash Bahr and daughter, Christin'e were celebrat• ed. The double birthday is this ' · Thursday. Those present for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. William Childs To FIi ,Your Need■ and children, Sheli111 1 and Jifil!key, Mr. and Mrs. Bahr and daughtera, We Service All Makes ' Christine and Candace, Mrs. Min­ nie. Gilmore all of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs and chil­ dren, Gloria and Greg o{ West Phone WY 2-251 1 Columbia., W. Va. and Mr. and Loc:Ui&t St. Middlepo rt Mrs. Joe Falkner of Columbus. e t 27 1 . _ o_ . ,_s_ p____ 00 _0_1_ ttLE \' ISION GU IDt WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Schoeppner of Germany, Euro­ pe•n light henywellht titlehold­ er. Promoter Jack Fugaz)' of Fea ture Sporta lnc. Hid �oday: "I expect t,1 have • new and defi• nite date for the Moore-Schoepp­ ner flgbt sometime nex.t week. It will be held ln late November or early December." He would not disclose the :,ite. Incldently 46 year old Moore is slated fer--a non-tlUe fight with wreatler Roy Shire at lndian1po­ l1& Saturda)' night. Both will wear glovea. Shire belted Archie , •· lroun.d with hi1 bare flats recently when Archie wa6 refereein1 a Shire grappling bout. Crown Spllt ThrNtenN . There may be a split in the banLamweight 118 pound, crown Our NBC wanta F.der .Jofre of Brazil and Eloy Sachez of Mexico to Jight for the vacant title. l:lut the British box.Ing board of control will give title recoenJtlon to an Oct 26 winner between Irish Freddie Gilroy and French Aipbon1e Halimi in London. Jose Beeerr■ of Mexico left th� tiUe vacant when he retired recently because of an eye injury. New York eets Jts {int 1how on the new SaturdaY night TV 1erie1, Oct. 15 when Benny (Kid) Paret of Cuba make, bi& initial defen'se of the welterweight crown against Federico Thompson of Argentina at tile Garden. P■· ret won the 147 pound title from Don Jordan at Las Vegas, Nev., last Ma)' 27. .:...._ FIGHT RISULTS Presbyterian Church NEW YORI( U PI--JoM Gon• Had Bible Study Hour 11ln, 151, Arroyo, P. R., stopped Monday evening a Bible study Manin C•ndy McFarland, 147¾ hour was held at the First United Phll1cfelphl•, 3. Presbyterian Church of Middleport with Jame Buchanan in charge, PROVIDENCE, R. I, UPI-Wil• This is the fi�t meeting of Bible lie GrMna, 1601/2, Providence, R. study held at the church for four I ., stopped Butch Crail, 1 54, years. Others attending were Mr. Bridgeport, Conn.. S. , and :iirs. Richard Vaughn, Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mrs. Dwight Wal­ QUEBEC CITY, -Canada UPI­ lace, Mrs. James Sanborn and Rev. Bob ✓ ClerciuJC; 205, Montrt1I, the knffked out Rltchl• Nordtn, 200 Howard Ruppclt, pastor o! church. · Ntw York, 3. ' NEW YORK UPI-To1sing a few ringlets: Arter almost exactly 10 years, the weekly Wednesda)' night TV fight! (ABC) come to an end Wednesday when light heavy­ weight contender Harold Johnson meets heavyweJght Cleveland Wil Iiams at the Chicago Stadium. A total of 502 main events were staged for TV since the Wednesday series was started with the Euud Charles-Joe Loui1 tille light on Sept. 21, 1950. They included 5,3 world champion ship!! in all division,. After Wedensda)' there'll be no 'l' V bouts until Oct. 8 when the new weekly Saturd.ay nighl (ABC) series Btarts with a middleweight (NBA) title fight between cham• pion Gene Fullmer and ex-champ Sugar Ray Robin,on at Loi An• geles. This series, produced by the Madison Square Garden Box­ ing Club NPlaces the- Garden•, former Friday night NBC bouts. Wank TIiie Bout Teddy matchmaker Garden Brenner is trying lo import Chic Calderwood of Scotland unbeaten light heavyweight eontender. But Calderwood wants a title shot at Archie Moore if he comes over. Jersey Jones, foreign ·editor or th� Ring magazine, sa1•s Calder­ wood is now "the best light heavyweight in the world." He beat our Willie Pastrano at Glas gow last week. Champion Moore is contracted for a title defense against Erich ---- -- -( 20bl -- ---I nsurance .,..,.. ,.,_ ., c.- om o - M , e_ �-•ll_ y_ Se t_1_n 1 ._ r_ _ er___ y __ _n _ i d_ d_ 1epo _ r1 Wednesday Is Last ABC Fight Night After 1,0 Year Stretch 1 1 8-A I Employment Wanted Wt:'lted ---- -� , . . . .. . Birthdays · tire• Just one of the hllppy times around her' houStl since ahe got • llam,litss electric rlQPi �m�tlc f"'lu(es take the . watchln1 out, PIii the, (tJA beck In CQOkln( and .. •. , , , ., ,. . baking. Ar•f llie fll!Mless elecl(IC fuel keeps her kitchen �loanot ind.,cooler ytar 'rtHind, _ , , :,q: .: . *� . _,'.,_ ) i ,, ' � tlie IEL.KC:'tAIC co. aow11■1,1■ AftO ■OlfJf'&'IH OMIO Sl.■CITIIICI GOMNN'I ' '· +. ' .,- , ,. �� ... -- -- ·-· . . ..... . � . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. - . . . ---,.�.,,�,··�w-�.---·--· --� - - . . - - · . . �-· . ..' , , -�� ' • , ----· 1-nally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M i ddleport , 0 . , Sept. 27 , - WAN T ADS 1 960 l'O& CONSISTO:NT DEPEJ\!D.\BU IIESULTJ RATES 1 '' tellll per ...rd, l\ae insertion. Minlll)um chara: e - 60 cents. ' , ,..., ,er wunl ior t.bre. CODt1eCV.Uve tnNrtioDI. 8'Vf:1J - one modh for 30 ce.nt J i:,er word. l'ull rate of 4 cents per word will be cbar&ed for advertisina If Nt 1IOid wttiJlin lU day1 aner rece.vini bill. Advertisinc - Should 1,e r.p<'-:1.Ni l.mmrdiately. The · f11,. Dall, 8eotinel wW nnt be respolllible ff:X mote lb.an one lncor­ • f .... -.... rn-., � Canl of l'tJanb and Speclal N<>'l.ce1 of E't'-,otl 11.uo. Obilu..rie.1 ....labed at l �t per word. I MO • ilAYS 3 DAYS 1 DAY 1'/0IIDS '4.l!O $1..10 llOc 60o 111 $1.IK> '1.20 «le IO '6.00 $7 .,0 $2.25 $1.l!O 75c D , · Adi Nel&Yed bJ 10 A.,,.. will be Ln that da1 1 IJ"l:ptl', •• PHONE ·WY-2-21 57 N M TRAIN ' uto Sa l es - I __ A _ __ ____ ' 1957 F"ORD 000, 2 clr. hardlop , w. w . , Thu ndubird, floor shifl j tram.. many other extras. Phone Chester YU5·3200. 9-27-6tp I IIE H E A VY EQUIPMENT OP E R A T O R S ■ '■ ----For Sale -POTATOES. Hyau Parsons, Portland, Ohio. 9-21 -tllc POW R SHOVELS ULLDi)lERS ' HOME MADE ICE CHEAM, Jusl ( ORADIRS like you m11ke at home. J.ick's SCRAPERS Dairy Bar. 9-27-0tc OTHiRS 1 947 DODGE 4 door. Phone WY2Trained men �re earning $165 9--27--0lp 2867. 11er week and up. Thousands of additional men are needed KELVINATOR refrigeralor, baby 11p.t now to opetate the he11vy crib, 2 utility cabinets. Phone eq'ulpment used in building WY:l-t!Dl4. 9-27·3lc l'Olda, bridges, dam11, airfields, '-.:AS, FU EL OIL aod �oal fur. etc. n11.ce1. Call for free eslimat.tts. f.i>mplete tr.inlnt program, Jn. Ji'or�mau .s,. Abboll Alidaleport �ludlnt actual experience on 6--10-t'-: hea.v1 equipment For complete Information, ,end 1 FO U H ROOM house, Z lullJ in name, addreu, age, telephone Chesler Village, Fuel Oil stove • nwnber and workina houn to: and a 275 fuel oil t,ank. Call Unlvenal Equipment WY2-6618, Charles JJiehl. 0p..-.,r■ Seltool 9-24-6tp. _ Stat., Columbus, Ohio • ll 1 t�Ofl SA_ E, L_ JERSivco\V three yaarB vld. Homer Willard, Pom• THE PARTY who picked up the eroy, R. D. 1 . (9) 24, 3tp white Pekineae aog at Brad­ bury Sunday night wa, reco&• l FAWN cigarette machine holds nized. Therefore, if they will $125.00. 9 different brands return It, there will be no Itutl11nd Pool Room. 9,27-3tp ch■rees tiled. Edward Moore, Proffitt, 1)-26-;J tc POTATOES Clarence Bradllury. Port11111d, Ohio IJ·21·12tc _ __ _ _ _ ____ · - ·flRMITa AND PIil CONTROL 1 IIJ Pain. F .... INpt,Ctlon. lniur- GOO{? L�MP coal delivered in Me igs Count y for 32c bu. Call tel tty JNtlonw.._ Phone R 1 CH7-2334. 9-26-3lp � ;,,,,. hr,loe 'Station WYi -·-- -2IU. 4-26.ffCI APPLES FOH SALE--lirimcs Gol­ II !. l ■. den, lled and Vt!llow Deliciou8, ARRIVED FRESH SATURDAY A. Rome lll• ,mty. Slayman and { M. Canning tomatoes, c11-nning Pleast: brini conluiners. t:lms peuhes, Uarlle�l pears, grapes, 1''ruth, Mason. W. Va. Pl1one and apple butter apples. Midway SPruce 3-5204. 9-20-5tc .Market, W, Main St., Pomuroy, 1 Ohio. 9 24 3lc PUBLIC SALE I Having sold my farm, I ,,.,;n sell . ks ill l'ublic Aut!lion on S11turd11y, 0( 0 Oct. lat,_ 111 one o'clock al farm .JTS REVIVAL TIME a t Mt. Q,-ive three mile� west of Alfred, on near Lona Bollom, Sept. 28 I Middle Shade Creek : 400 bales �hru OcL 9. Rev Harold H�im; of hay, Ollver mowing. machme, ,•• evang,el111t. Special �lngmg cultivators, garden tractor, 3 1f� b)" the t ?�r Keys, Jluntm�lon, II. P., Springfield, 2-60 bu, W. Va., lhe Travelers rrlo grain boxes, 2 w11shing machBuffalo, W. V_a., The Duncan, Ines, oil cook itovc, heating and other&. Come �-e1tr, h�ed j 11t0Ye, bottlo a:as cook itove, l . and help. Jicv. D. C i rcle, J a11• 11 c·upb relri,crutor 9 ·7 f'-. � , Ollld11 ,a l11blc11 3 bed11 one duffarobe Y-24-6Lp tor. 1 1 eac, 1 1 _11 n d W..,. 1:1 WISH to thank one ,11.nt 1qut cheat of drawcrli, everyone who 11enl him a c11rd living room suite, 1 overstuffed Sfpt. 20th for his b1rthd�y . · l lc eb it ir, 4 rocking chairs, 1 2 enjoyed them very much to ch11irs, dressers, 1tauds, RCA hen from bis old school �n�t�s Vlctor 21 TV, !.:imps, diihes, and friend, again. I m.: c 1 ved crocks, j1tn, cooking utensils 1 , Ul7 (1rd1 and letters. Ai;iu n and many other articles too lhankl 10 ver)' much lu .wll numerous to mention. who aent them. Albart Warner, Owntr Mr. and Mr&, Burt DtlVis, Kanneth Ha..r, AuetlDIIHr, Rutland, 0. 8-27-llc C1th on day of lllt. _ , Nc,t N11pon1lble for accldentl 161 Lost and Found 9-24·31p. (2) C. d f Tho n I 'LOST-BABY 1l111e1 in vicinity fl Pomeroy Poat Olfice 11nd f Pomeroy National Bank. Ir fou�d ple11e phone WY2·6266. �IP. 18) Auto Soles _,. c- .,,... ea.. All - utl -11 •■-ITAN MOTOQ ...................... ... va 190'1 BUICI. te)p, bard most careful ateerinK and drive,. $1 ,19J. m,. Centlll')' 2 door the W• lnvlte in1pedlon.. Power brakea, Dynafiow Bl■ettn1r'1, Pom• 9 22 6tc IMOPEL 4 cyl. J door Hd■n. One ld!al owner. llnlah apotleN. jfl,BDO. Blael\11111•1, ·Pomtro,, • 12 etc 1N7 Studebaker VI Pnaident 4 jdoor aedan. Finest ud beat Stu• ,debaker, and this one lt tapa in �C!Ondlt.lon and •PJ.tUA\CI. '8HI J2 fltc 8lHtlnar'1, Pomeroy. ' PH CHEYIIOLET, va e.w, 4 dr. Wan. 000d looklni. Good nlh­ � car. 1995 Blaettnar1, Pam• (9> II 81o .-01• · llllf FORD I TON truck A-1 'eooditlon •1295, Ray Wuvtr, 11"" Haven, W. v,. 9-24 6lp PUBLIC AUCTION l haY c 11ol<l my farm and will 11cll tho following at public auction, Oct. 1, Saturday, l :00 P. M., located 1 mile from Zlon Church usl off nato rollte 143 Ml foot of Horner Hill. Watch for 11.rrow1: 19:ffl Farman A tractor wilh plow and culliYa­ tor, me corn planter, 2 wheel trailer, 2 shoat,, potatoes, horse diac, cut off ■aw, 50 heavy chic­ kens, J lot hand tool,. HOUSBHot..D l'URNITUR I Coal cook 11tove, metal utility cabinet, livin& room suite, bed1, electric ironer, Z burner 111 atove, washer, 2 Warm Morn­ Ins heater&, radio, rockers 1tand1, bun warmer, dlihea: rinae tuba. ANTIQUIS 2-pc. living room suite, cord bed, cane l,lbrary table, side board, 3 atanda, cane couch. A a:re1t many other article, not listed. Orwllle Johnson, Owner Termsz C•lh. Not NtpOntlbl• hr aeckhntt hi• contfudff 11J aradt.rd Auction Compt,ny, Racine, Ohio. P- WINl2 1 Auction..,: CrlH &rHferll. •••• Man■..ri A. C, lr1dford. D-2'-8tc TABLE model televidon $3�, Cub Scout uniform, size 12. $15,00, Frank Hudson, B1ile)"1 Lake. ll-:18-31p, USED GARDEN trao&on 1na mo,; 11'1. Rnt,r)' mower bl.idea abar­ pened. CU.to.- mewln, and plawlnllf. 1 OIIAVl�Y TlUICTOII SdN... aa,d Service 512 � Main St. WY 1·/111'10, F•-• i'IIOAI •-2� THE LATE T. H. DAVIS pro­ perty, brick two 1tory, loe1ted Third ,and CoaJ at North Streett, Middleport, may be aeen any l\leninJ. t-17-30tC USED clarinet. 8-28--3lc Call Vl3·2239. FOR SALE ' Army Inviting • • Men FOf TfaJDlDg In Many Fields . Legal Noticr �-- - - __________ FOR SAL£ $125. See Today's Sport Parade Marriase Announced In Atlanta, Geor(!ia FHESH COW Announcements have been reC•M No. U.Or65 Eddie Van Metre. West Colum- CHARLES ROBERT NEAL. ceived by friend! in the Bend ( 9J 23· ::I t( bia. _ ___ Area of tbe marriage of Charles 652 South Third Street, B. Ginden of Atlanta, Ga., grandc-r.n-tainers M iddleport, Ohio, bring PEACHES, son o{ the late Dr. c. w. Petty Plaintiff We bster Fruit Farm, Long Bot· I Muon County and Bon of Mrs. o{ vs. tom, Ohio. Phone YUkon 5-3201 A. B. Ginden of Atlanta and the JUNE NEAL, 6-16-Uc The U. S. Army ill seeking l,llle Mr. Ginden. The bride is the - - ---- -- __ . 568 Mart.le Road, t young men for training in many former Mary 0.1borne Reed i;;( SIX HOOM house and bath on Mechanicsburg, Pen!lisylvania, fields ifnd occupations. Many of Detroit, Mich. She has a degree .l\lcchanic Street, Myers shallow , Defendant � J une N eal, who se place of resi- hese schools �ill train . men for in social work and one year's well pump used very little. 9-24·31c Phone WY 2-3542, dence is SB8 Marble Roard, Mech- 1 Jobs lhat are J R the Ohio Valley g!aduate _wo!k from the Univer: I s1ty of M1ch1gau. Al present she · --.---Pennsylvania will take area. anicsburg, , FOH SALE Upright playl'r pia,10. notice that on August 19 l960 the ! Some are Diesel Engine Repair, is employed by the Juvemle Court 9·24-ti lp undersigned filed Straford. WV2 - 2992.__ his' . peti t io n I Cona truction Dr�ftlng, Motor and o{ Fulton County, AtlanlA. 1 Generator RJ!patr, . Metal B?dY Mr. Ginden after graduating GALLON JUGS FOR SALE I N against her in the Court of Com- , Repair, Co�structioi:i Survey i�g, from Emory University completed Count)', Pleas, Ohio, Meigs mon ln I !.hipping containe rs. Ph. WY 2(tJ J 24 , 6 \C' praying for divorce and other re- Den �al As�itant, Fix� Station thre-e years in the Air Force. He 3:!44. 1 lid, on the grounds of gross neg- 1 �adio Rep�•�, Constructto.n, Weld- i:1 now associated with the Tru5t Company of Georgia in Atlanta .• . _m 1at , . Automo � 1ve Re( 90 ) Marine Su pp l ies lect of duty and extreme cruelty, JpaR�ir,, Mach Re{r1gerat10n Repair (Equip Said cause will be for hearin g on and after the 1st day of October, men !) , X -Ray Proced ures, Fin" AS IS SPliCIALS ance Procedure, and many others. 1 900_ 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $495.00 Many of these schools are in 59 Mercury 70 H. P. $595.00 NEAL CIIARLES ROBERT Aircraft field. These scbools the 1 . . 45 H. P. Mercury Outfit $995.00 , Plamtiff I are open Aircraft Maintenance, o ME'TROPOLITAN MOTORS WEBS1ER and FULTZ Hel icop'ter Repair and Single En• I 600 Ea1t Main Strttt, Porn1roy Attorneys for Plamt,ff gine Repair. Phone WY2-3870 (8) 30; (9) 6, 13, 20, 2:1; (10) 4: , 6tc Clai,ses will start in three 8-20-tfc months. Those Interested must ---qualify and .. lill elghl week, J before school starts so that the:, Several more areas are to be may complete their eight weeks WANTED CUSTOM corn picking. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER basic prior to school. The Army visited by members of the Ohio Contact Delmar Hollon. Pome­ CHATTEL MORTGAGE guarantee, school of your choice Natural Resources Commission ' beroy Route 3. Mt. Herman Road By virtue of II Chatt.el Mortgage before enll1Lment. fore completion of the report on a 9-24-6tp. 1 cXcculed and delivered by Floyd Al l young men who desire study or state parks and racililies. �toharl, Jr. and Grace Stobart to school auignmenta and would Forest Hall, Findlay, is chairman ,,.,-,,."�S��N�-1�-__-ac- 1 m plE G IO OTS_ G lN 1 ro5lo.� Motora Inc. on March 26th, like to discuss thi.11 without obll- of the project which is to be comceptance $ 1 .3 1 Per 07. All other 1 960, l.!Uly assigned to the und·er1· U1:Cem ber 1 . roots al advanced price also si ned and filed with the Clerk o ga ion sh ou Id contact sgt . Judd, p e t ed by n. t omeroy, any g ' Masonic Temple, P nex JO, L Oh lb E H M The me-e 1 ct,ober14·5 w i II see hling 0 un M Oh io, • � Monday or Thursday or call Galli�1:�:�s �. t�!.' .�� •�• o_ t� T�rui i;::; 6a/ �,t�nl. s1 mg ake Hope, v ers mem e. th w h ch de polis, Gibson 6-3343. Evenings _3t< Burr Oak and Forked Run State •_ faull has been made, the under- caJI Gib6on 8-0999. __ � -- _ ____ ii 24 Parks, Veto Lake Wildlife Area slide trom bone � igned will sell the goods and I GOOD used and a number o{ dams and locks in morthattels said described e t 9-27 · 3l Phone WY2-2593. 1 on the MuU.ingwn River. At the ---- - - --- - ��1:e, to-wil: 1957 FORD, 8 Cylind- c November 9-IO meeting, the memer, Serial No. 87UG 179337, Tu• t bers wilt view Lake Loramie , Kiser dor, al Public Auction at Preston , Independence Canalwa.y, Lake, FO R RENT modern t wo bedroom Motors, Inc., 461 South Third AveWayside and Van Buren Casc:ade thf; in VilOhio nue, Micldlcporl, house. t'urnished or unfur I State Park6. nished, automatic heal, dispos lage of Middleport Meigs County, The September meeting marked al and landsca1){'d yard. Phone Ohio. on October 5, 1960 at 10:30 1 lhe fir,t for the new dean of the WY2.3241l. Mrs James Weher a. m. Minimum sole Price $600. College of Agriculture Dr. Roy M. 9-26.fltc Middleport. Terms of sale: Cash in hand on Kottman, ex-officio member. HOUSE, 7 room� 1 �Ii b.alh, hard day of sale. IV GAY PAULIY reported earnings or $5,000 to wood noors. basement, gara�e, Th• Farmen Bank & Sning1 UPI WonMn's Editor $15,000. large Jot and g11rden on GraYel Comp•ny NEW YORK UPI-A health The average net income of den­ Hill. Phone W\'2-3267. Pomeroy, Ohio publication H)'S that a career in 9-27-3tc (9) 20, 27; (10) 4, 3tc medicine (or women is Just what tists in 1958, the latest year for which figures are available, was the doctor ordered. EIGHT ROOM HOU SI'� , two fi'le And the opportunities are $ 14,000; a survey of 1 ,250 women room apac,ments. A . N. Bengel growing rapldly in the dental dentists for the same year show­ ed thclr average at $1 1,0QO. 1 1 •2-tfc Phone WY2-3272. field, _JJ'he hours are good. Most This is the gist of a report in NOTICE OF SAL! UNDER FOR RENT-nret omce Mom1 doctors and dentists have women health economics, publlahed to­ CHATTEL MORTGAGE over Stilfler Shoe Store on marriage and career tl\at found By Yirtue or a Chattel Mortgage day by the Health (nsurance InCourl St., fo Pomeroy, second executed and delivered by Earl stilute which represents iteveral mi x happUy. floor. One large l8 x 22 ft, room -The wor k is rewa rding. -Ali Kauff and Opal Kauff to the under­ companie1 In thi1.1 in1urance field , with .idJolning 1 :1 '- 1 2 �L room The publication aaid that if the AMW A describes the future si�ned on May 20th, 1960, and fil. One 10 .1 1 8 frou;; room. All ed with the Clerk of Court, of Florence Nla:htingale were alive for the girl who wants to study ne.i,•!y painted with new floor Meigs Count)', Ohio, on 'May 20th, today, 1he might urge women to 1 medici,ne : "Your jo b wlll be ln­ covsrings, Phone WY 2·2089. 1960. and on which default h88 take up medicine or dentistry, · teresling beyond your wildest 8-2-llc been made, the undersigned will where a manpower shortage is in• dreams. Your sense of spiritual 7 ltoOM IIOLSE, b1tlh, three lots sen the goods and chatteb dcscrib­ creasing, instead of the nursing fulfillment will be something 786 Hysell St., Middleport. J. l'd in said mortgage, to-wit: 1 950 profession which she founded 100 none of us can describe.'' At present, said H'i!alth Eco­ 9-7-tfc Sl udehacker, 8 Cylinder, Serial No. years ago. According to the Pub• II. Allen. ____ 8383952, 5 Pass, Coupe, at Blaet• lie Health Service, PHS, nursing nomics, there. are 6,000 women � � tnar Auto Company Warcho1.11e, ha1 brighter proai'cts of supely. , "doeton and 2 000 -�·urnllb m@n dentisls unturni1,.td. Mc..'J�ften, Mleld-le Spring AYenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, i n Heallh Economics ,aid ' there In the United Sta . 3 3 U the Village of Pomeroy, Melgs are US 3 physician, per 100,000 port, Phone WY 2·2821. ;dentist was The first woman County, Ohio, on October 5th, 1960 per11ons in this country. The ra­ .Emeline Roberta Jones, a con• temporary of Florence Nia;ht• tio i1r expected to decline to 126 M001::1tN"-unfurlii�ii"cd 3 rooms at 10:00 a. m. lngale. by 1975. .illd l>li th upa�tmenL Birch cab­ Minimum sale price $250.00. • Btlow Pre•War incinen1tor, diRpOsol, inets, Terms of sale: Cash in hand on It added tha't today's ratio of larg e closets. Phone W V2-514 1. day of sale. 9· 1 6-lfc Th• Farman B•nk & Snln91 (i5{1 dentiats per 100, 000 population - -- - --- -----is below World War II levels. Company And unles1 more students 110 into Pomaroy, Ohio Help tO) 20, 27; (lOJ 4, 3tc the profession, the ratio will be I praclic11I Licensed WANTi.,:o: 5tl dentists per 100,000 by 1975. nu rse. Apply in person at }t'oi;­ By eontrast, said the publlca• tl'r ' s Nu r.sing Hume, Syracu�c, tlon, the ratio of active profe1. 9-27-5lc Ohio. sion11l nurses is 264 per JOO 000 ' --- -- -· now and is expecte'd to riae to MAN lo take over g.is stHtion. 284 by 1970. 9·2Hfc GOOD PAINTING done. Very Phone WY2-99:0:0 . The Jnstitut� listed these points reuonable. Call Vl3-2484. See in favor o f women going lnto WANTED: Mechanic. PhoM WYZWilkie Sarson, Porth1nd. medicine or dentl1try: 9-23-tfc 0020. 9-24-3tp. -Opportunities 'are expandina: rapidly. The American Women'• t:.mplovmenr Medical A�oelaUon AWMA re• l'OMPLJ,;TE ll-/SURANCE PRO ported the medical 1choola sup­ tecUon, Llle, Auto, Fire, Polio ply tome kind ot thianclal aid to IUU10 M.lddl•port both men and womtc1 in the form Call Don WOMAN wants cloa.ning at $1 .00 of loans, scholarahlp, and prize, 'lb.i4. r er hour. Phone Wl9-3017. for achievement. In dentiatry, the • 9-2tl- 6 tp BARNES-SIMPSON JNS\JRANCE future look• rwiy for women be­ -- . -- .------Agcnt.s, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ cause or the lncre11lng emph11i1 ( mobile. Bonds. Phone WY:t-- on, good denial care for children. 8-27-tl Thl, 11 wher� a woman uaually 2903. MUILLER FUllNAC IS, WIITINQ 1hlnes. And many adult.- prefer a HOLJSI •ppllancu. Amold lro­ woman dentlat bec1uae of her . thart, lyracvM, Ohio. Phon• and centleneaa. patience WYi-&114. l M l,tt P..,1 W•U FARM FOR SALE 80 acre,, 5 BU LLDOZER FOB HIRE. Pond!, -The Pl.)' 11 a:ood, althoua:h the room hou�e, barn, on mail route land1c1pin&, and baaement level for 'tfomen as a croup 1tlll school bu,, gravel road. W. R. Phone Cheater, YukonJ.3268. 9-26-3tp laa:s behind that oI men. A atudy Holcomb, Carpenter. 8-24-30tp made several yean •li!o showed FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE that &9 per cent ot &he women with bath, nice location. :Uelvla docton lntervJewed earned be­ Alli SONDfflONmo, REFRIGJIII, tween $5,()00 and $1&,000 1 year, Hood. l l l Lo..!Ult St., PomeroJ. alkfn Hr'liet, l•ct•1 RelrlJtr■· (9) I 30tp and only elaht per tent had ln­ tlon. New lbven. Jtbou TU2, corne1 above '20,000. More than 7 W1-II FOR SALE: HOUSE S room, and • third el lhe mile doctor, I03 . __ Inter bath, full 1lai ba.sen1ent, dou­ viewed at the qme ••1c110Niii time received ble lot, In <"il)' llmll1 at New over $20,000, while c......,. .... ,.. 38 per cent Haven, W. Va. $6AOt),oo; Phone Crltt aradfan4 9-2Ultc TU2-2u,. ..., C, 81AONMII>, ..,1,... Gilio. / FOR SALE room house, double lot. 344 'Beech St., Phone WYZ. 9-H•3tc 3857 after 8 p. m. I I I NR Members Will JSJt Forked Run Facili't"}es ' v· ------- Wanted To Buy (11 Leaal Notice I' I I areet AdVISed I (n Medicine For Women ! 4 ) For Rent ------ ----- -Legal Notice ---- --- -- -- ----- �·Ml!:NTS - II Wonted 1 17I rJ�� ·f . ,' ,,, . -· Call Dlc1 Sttndt 8efo1• 9:30 A.II(. Mlcldl- WY-l-2'4t ,omeror WY-2-3195 IIAVl& ,QD ITOP · AI C...... Y- 5-2141 OIAMIU lillVIC l"TA� --A.M. "'"'"' ■ Bwr., 011)' Senk< AUCTIONIIR RIAIONAILI RATIS SATISfACTION GUARANTIID C•II ., write I. O. Mceo, CMlter, Ohio 8 12 80tp NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY ,John1-Maa�!1P • roof 1hln1le1, kllcben c1blnet1 bul&t to order, aluminum wlndowa and door,, 1araa:e doors. celllne: tile, vinyl floor --ue and plrwood panelinc. Call Nelilet'� Racine. 1-11-llo REPORT ------'------- SYRACUl--1 1tory frame, five rooms, also 12x24 1tore build• ing, 0,-a acre•, located on Route 124, '3,000.00. ROUT »..-Ranch style alone and frame, S bedrooms, 1 1·2 bath1, [ull b11ement, double gara1e, brteieway, • swimmin, pool, 1,acre lot. $20,000.00. ,AltM-16 CHIIHIRI- SMAL� acre•, t-room frame, f11.ll ba1t-­ house, ment, barn, ch.lcken plenty or ,water. Lo<:ated · on Route -5&4. $3500.00. ROUT 7 FAlltM--17$ acres, no bu�lc:lina1, 36 «cres cultivated, 139 acres fenced. Excellent lo­ cation. '6(l00.00. , ALa ttT M. COX, Saletm1rt ... Ht - WY2.JUO WYNUO M4-Jtc ' 1 ■ ■ ■ Sund•)' dinner guest, of Mr, and Mrs. V�al John1on and famil)' w11 Sylvia Coleman, It waa Miss Coleman'• birtbdQ. Gau(lea: Mont,omery upper 18.2, lower 8.2 runnin:, 2 fl. Gal• liPolia, upper 17.'I', lower 9., running 2'4 ft.; Lock 23, upper 15.3, lower, &8, closed off. All d1m1 are tloaed. Boda down: Lock lS, Cbarlea R. Stevenson, . 9:to ain, U-0; Loe� 1a, ·Bob Benlt!r, 8:31 a. m., 11-1, Albert r. Holden, g am, 1·10; OVEC, 7:-00 pm, UMli Cap­ tai_n Harri1on, 7 pm, 1-8; Lock 8 · 1'f4dewind, 12:20 am, 12-3; Lock i1 (;11.y of M■-yaville, 8:40 H: Lock' 23, National 9 : :IG o-3; Southem 9 am, &-a; Helen 9:11 1m, f.O. Boata up: 011Upol11, Orleanlan l0:'5 pm, 1-21; Thelma Ann, 5:10 am, 0-1; Lot:11: 28, Bayou I.Mnlne 7:3D am, 4-0; Lock 23, All,shen.y Hl:15 pm, lOON; City of HUDt.iftl· ton 2:20 pt11, 8-8; Peno11lvula Eller Clift • 1m1 I: l5 pm, 0-11; Poll)r;,ol 8:31 ■m, 1-ll; On­ wmf 10:05 1ni, lS-0; -Mr. CrlQ and A. l/. Ctiu wlitlna lock at u am, northbound. Kanawha River: Btaver, 10:10, 0-7, Comedy PlayhoUH Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Woody \'lo,l!' ,ecker Meet Mr. Candidate Jim Thacker St:ow WeaLhercast News Ptcture Huntley-Brinkley Report t·lll) Cannonl>all Joist, L-'lram1e 8:30 Hitchcock Presents D:00 Thriller 10:00 Dpw �our of Mysteries 1 1 :00 New!I -11:10 Weatherwt •. 1:115 . Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sig:n Ofi • a:,n ,:a 7:00 7:30 8:30 10:00 9:00 1:30 tl:00 11: 1''1 1 1:11 I 1:<111 Q11nll 3 - WedntSda1 Sign On Continental Classroom. Continental Classroom TodaY Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. North Dou1h Re Ml 5:4.5 6:00 6:30 ,:00 9:00 D:30 10:00 Play Your Runeh °'!'ice ll RiJht ConcentraUon Truth or Con&,quence, It Could Be You Mid T)1y New1 Movletime Woman·, Wocld Loretta Youn,: Theater Young Dr. 111:�ilone From These Roo•.a <lomt!dy PlayhOUL'f' Here's Hollywood Steamboat bW Oulck Draw -YcGraw M"u1ic in the :Round: The Jir,, Tlud:e,- !ibcnl We:therean Jll'ewa Pietlll'II Huntley BrinldeY &e,9rt Yanhu'. Wq:on Tniln PrJ� la_ Right Astaire Ttme Happy Tate Nawa Budllntr WH-tl!llftUt TTle Id Paar SlloP Sien on _ _:.....:._::.=..�---.-- WC HS-TV Cha nne l 8 Cf\annel 8-1 uesdo, I Married Joan. Rtstleu Gun Queen tor a Day C:M .a nufflttn llf.ndltaod AbmJt 1'1Cei !'1:80 Rln Tin Tin Medic ":00 Sia J'!'uctaw Beat in Court Day , 1:30 Ynur Ellli a-.. w Storm $hew Gale 2,�o fl:40 Weather Teller Clock Pie Bent 3,00 I 6:fO, Jnl,n foll) - 1fllw� Troct You Do Who 30 3 Living for Elections 7 :00 American Band1t1nd 1:30 TBA The Lone Ranger 5:30 8:30 Political Program , 8:00 kn l•Tandlc-,1 i,ut 8:00 The Rifleman fl:30 Your :itso llePorter 9:00-10:00 Cast the First Slone io:oo Ak!Oa Preset'lta: 8: � Weather Teller 10:30 Open HOWie 6:45 John Daly News 11:00 The New.s Tonight 7:00 Four Ju1t Men 1 1 : 10 Seanning the weather 7:30 Hong Kong 1 1 : l S Spart& Report 8,30 Nelaoa FamU7 11:20 Late Show D:00 Wedlle5d8J Kitht Filhl> Sp0111 l'INde 10:00 Hawaiian Eye t 1 : 00 News Tonight 8:'00 Cartoon Spectacular n:10 Scanning the Weather Room Romper 1:30. I 1 : 15 Sports Rlport 9:30 Show Time 1 1 : 20 Late Show 11:15 Your Esso Reporter ···- -------- ----- 11 ,30 �:00 12,30 1 :00 1,30 2:00 I ,:oo ---------- o,<11 Cllannel 8 - Wednesda, - WHTN-TV Channel 13 Channel 1 3 Tuesda1 f:OP t:la C:IC 1:00 1:00 1:\3 6,20 I a,3o '· 11 :30 Th e Clear Hortlon 12:00 Love :.f 'Lire 12:30 , Search l'or Tomorrow T'le ll.Jlihtff OIJ t2,4� The Gui�illJI Lliht P«re1 Sturm 1 :00 Life or Riley 4,4JJe of, NUihl 1 :30 As the World TUrnl The Three StoogH 2:00 Full Circle Arth•U" J. Smlth :N.. Flouse !PtrtJ 2:90 I A Look at the Weather Mlllloruolre 111, 1,00 I Sportscope Venllct h YOUIO The 8:30 Adventure I Hall -of Fame I 1:00 The Brllhter OQ Tom EWell Shops I: JS T:1e Secret Storm Red SkeJto.n SJ:iow 1:80 Edi� of Nial>I Thi!' ''Iiart)' · Moore Show, � • ' 1 1:oo· · ,,n1r1bree· stooa:e, 11 O'clpck News ' ·New• A Look a t tre 'f{eatller 8:15 A Look al the Weather Theater 13 G:30 SporUicope 8:30 9,00 9 , 30 11):(i(l 11:00 11:10 11 :15 t'hannel 13 Wedn•day �,�� 'l':00 Conversalional Rul.!!iln 7:30 Frontiers of Science J·.QG New• l ;C•p«,1i1, �IHOO .1:00 ...dar.t�ti fbe•ter :i!!Qt' :J)e�e�, _aride. ' '.iii � ' 1\"i�e9 VtJ.Jage � �;�;OO�·-if ��� , iiO 7:30 8:30 9 · 00 9i30 10:00 U:00 11 :10 I . �5 c•M•, . Frld1yJ . Sign o,, au..t Sia, New1 RFD MM> Newt Headllnea Y:02 Breakfast P.,-ty '7:30 Pickens Hardware Sbo• T:"5 Breakfut Party 8:00 Newe H'"d.line■ 8:QI Sporlll Report l:OI B�lall Put, 9:30 News l:BS1 lireakfaat Party 1:00 f\eWll Head.Unea 8:02 Breatfaal hrt.• I:� Nffl 11!:l!•ldall Party 10:00 Coffee flm.e 10,lo $,tap. Shop 10;80 ·· Nt• . Headllnet .' ., io�tng DeYo.Uon•. IOI ••. ,;I. · ••o 0-·mnal 1:118 1:00 1:18 6J0 12:30 1,00 L02 1:SO 1 : 30 2:00 3<00 3:02 8:30 3:35 4:00 �:01 •·., a:U a����:a ii,'.� �; . ' - WJiole Famil ies Wiped Out When Sho�s Replaced HOLLYWOOD UPI - Entire TV "familie1" are wiped out every year when &hows so off the air for keeps to be replaced by new ones. F.ans of the defunct series ''The Alaskans," however, have a new family moving into the same time slot on ABC Oct. 2. The faces are different, but the 6i.tuatioru 11re almo1t the 1ame. Insteld oi snowahoeinc 1cross frozen wastes, the newcomen hop.,.around the Eut Indie1 in a n airplane. 'l'he show "The Islanders" has the same ba�ic format "The Alas­ kans" had. The three principal c�araclers are Bill Re1nolds, a slick, handaome smoothie · Jim Philbrook, a muscular fath�r im­ age; and pretty Diane Brewa ter. who keepa both boys guessing. '1 ''The Alaakans" Roger Moore Played the hand1ome role, Jell , York the muscleman, and Dorothy Provine the cutie who kept them on the rope,. Thps, viewers will be spared the rigors of con,plt-te chana:e 'nley wtu aimply adju5t them­ selves to palm trees and -air­ plane� in place of snow and dog aleds. The n�w hm1r-long adventure drama's stars have completed seven segments of their show and still are getting to know one an­ other. Ex-Coach Comes Bllfk To Lakin As _1'herapist Floyd P. Meadows or Hunting­ ton, w. Va., has recently been added to the Staff of Lakin State Hospital where he will function as Industrial Therapist. Mr. Meadows Is a graduate of West Virginia State College. He received his Mlll�ters degree from Marshall College, His previous employment was with the Recrea­ tion DiviBion, city of Hunlinl{t.on. A former teacher and coach at the Boys lndllRtrial School, Lakin, W. Va., " Mr. Meaduw5 is well re­ membered for the second plact: • status in the W. VE;. High School Athletic Union 11chie\ed by his football t{:.,,m in 1952. He is 11 ll'lember of the W. �.ra. Board of Officials and recently wa.s select­ ed as the outsttilndmg volunt"'eer at the Community Center i n Huntington. ' ' e·:oo �:hw: :;,�, The Aquanauts Wanted-Dead or Alive The Millionaire rve Got A Secret Circle Theatre Arrhstrong 1 1 1 0'clflc1t News A Look at the Weather Theater 1ll _ . ·,:_ '.\VMPo Daily ProgrlllJl Schedule '- MLY " . • ,. \ I I . , S:!JO 5:tl& 5:80 5:81 5:45 8:00 6:30 68,32 7: qQ ,,os 7:30 '7:82 I 8:00 NO, 'THAN1<t JIM, I MIGHT bET A. CRAMP/ .Just For You New, Htadlln• Just For Yoa News ,l\Ult tor Yea CalliDI on Pt. Pltalllld Newt Hetdllnn Mu1ie Go Bound Hen Muaie Go ,JlpQnd Newt BtadlinM ll111ic qo Baud Local N�wo Mt181c Go Jtoapd Bueball Scartl1 Mu1ic Go Round New, HeadIIB..M.ualc Go Round Compl11te Newt R.ttund,:ap Crow'• Steak Route Souno •t the 80'• News Heedllnn Evening lllletludo "1flW11 �"- · !voiimt''1Mrtltlli! Newa Headline11 Sund.own SeNnade Sl(ll on Brings You The \Ip To The Minute Mason C9unty NEWS 10 AM 11 :IS k" \ .. 5:0S PM ·· ··-- Said Reynold, w.ho formerly 1tarred in ··Pete Kelly'• Blues" "So far we're working ., a team We spend up • to I I houn I day toa;e&her - more than we do with our own f1 rrHliel - and thert haven't been any aqu11bble1." Strongman Philbrook nodded agreement. "YOI.I can make a movie ind not .know a toul. When yo11 're through · wori:ina: yau go home and forget about every­ thina:. But not in a TV aerie1." "Righi, ' Dlane piped up. "We all like one another, but the tend­ ency is nut to know each other too penon-ally, You must main­ tain a certain amount of pri­ hcy," Basis or the 1how ii a one-air, plane airli ne ' run by the three principals in the lush East Jndie's, 11:le men are 5old.ier, of fortune and Diane playt a Dutch girl at­ tempting to regain her family's property. Reynolds summed the 1erle1 up best, saying. ''lt's in a contem­ porary setting, but has a horse open. flair. We're. saddle tramps with an airplane instead of horses.'' (-o/l'H TV Producer Found With No Care For Rating Y · EDfTDR REA/.IZ15 S10R1 TIIAT .IM 1HIS 6KK, HEU Ga$ WIIH fT­ Fl�M£':' a�y HO.LLYWOOD UPI-Al harassed producer can. trO you, the ideal sponsor i1 one who doesn't give a lrlllng libouj ratings Such a one is Charles Corcoran His immranl'e compan)' Equit­ able Life Asvurance Society picks up the tab for "Our America,n Heritage" a aerie, based on his­ torical figurem from Alexander Hamilton to Teddy Roonvelt. The ratings, high or low, are of no moment to Corcor.an, a viee president of the company. He says inauran(e isn't sold in ,tores, and s ales can't be guaged by TV adYertising. "Many questions are being raised about the. -accuracy of rat­ ings anyhow," Corcoran explain• ed. "And · high ratings �are no guarantee of hillh salea. "Our show isn't expected to draw huge audiences in the- fil'lt Place. PuWle RajKb History "American history as enter• tainment ha, never been well re­ ceived. It sufrer, from being too good. The public rejects It like mediC'ine. 'rhe)' know it is good for them, there.tore it can't be very palatable." "Our American Heritage" t1 one program that need not fff!I; about the critie1' cry {or more "class" and educational content. . Last year the show presented tiw.craphfoal stories of Thomas Je-fferson, Ell Whitney, John Fre . n;i.ont, An4t�.W , . . C.rnnie_ a nJl 1 , .-S,C�rai..Gran1. This ,�son - globfJ.... ·- ttwifl.g newsman Lowell Thomas , wiU be host and moderator o{ Hie . • 1how. "History is filled wlth 1Teat drama,'' Corc;oran said. "We. be­ lieve historic-al scripts can be done excilingly. Sen1a of Pride "Our battle is always between authenticity and entertainment. "It· ie difficult, too, to bring in hu­ man aspect, of our ,izreat h-istori• cal figures. Most of the time they are presented as unrealistk, an!• mated 11tatuea. . "We a:o on the air once a month with our hour-long show1 �- !1. Then in February NBC will beam two "Herita�e" half. hour progr'aml per month.·· Corcoran Sl)'I be hopes his show doea more than entertain and educate. He feel! it should · 1Ur the mind and rt-awaken a 11e1111e of prtde in our countl')(s heritage, · pYJGGL iNG BRINGS FiNE CALCUTTA. India (UPI) - 'I'l'le American ownen of the Liberian­ registered rl'eiJhter Ruth Everett were fined moce than $350,000 Monda � tor smun lfng 17,000 olinces or gold on the !hip from the Far East. ,re,� iUllt. Clovia, thaw billS ' were lstrit>u of • Mr. guw� WHAT HE NEEI:iS IS 50ME GOOP COUNTRY AiR FOR A CHANGE --MIMI MARO 'IO OEtM "{l"'1: . DANf .� A _, O!E? DoaC.- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The first s\ilge of a global weathtir communieallons network will fo in operation April 1. It will HU New York with MoS<?Ow, Frati):. furt . Offenbach;' German)', and New Deihl, lndia. Tokyo will be Ued in next spring to compl•tie the Northern Heml:Jphere hookup. By 1AM LIIFII ' I · a, a.to: '0:30 · 00 I li:"30 12:00 t�':30 1 .00 1 : 10 2:20 2:30 i·OO 3 30 f.:00 4:30 5:00 5::-0 8:00 �:15 • II l:IO 1• j;O(I 4:30 S:00 8:30 e:00 e-15 8:215 O:SO ____ CHASE HARDWARE --· ------- ----- Cllannel 3-:,1·uesday C OLEMAN F URNACE ( 2 1 } Rea I 1::stote KJ\'�R , Family Dinner Held At Martlw Child, Home 20 1 Business Services » • RENO, Nev-, UPl�rie MH Macla1, 1 19, l•• Vee-a, Nev., 1 1 91/t CHtro, stopped Vinet A famiiy dinner was held Sun­ Stoektoll, Callf, ..10. day at the hOme of Mrs. Martha Childs in Middleport when the THERE'S A birthdays of �wirs. Child's daugh• her ter, Mrs. Cash Bahr and daughter, Christin'e were celebrat• ed. The double birthday is this ' · Thursday. Those present for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. William Childs To FIi ,Your Need■ and children, Sheli111 1 and Jifil!key, Mr. and Mrs. Bahr and daughtera, We Service All Makes ' Christine and Candace, Mrs. Min­ nie. Gilmore all of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs and chil­ dren, Gloria and Greg o{ West Phone WY 2-251 1 Columbia., W. Va. and Mr. and Loc:Ui&t St. Middlepo rt Mrs. Joe Falkner of Columbus. e t 27 1 . _ o_ . ,_s_ p____ 00 _0_1_ ttLE \' ISION GU IDt WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Schoeppner of Germany, Euro­ pe•n light henywellht titlehold­ er. Promoter Jack Fugaz)' of Fea ture Sporta lnc. Hid �oday: "I expect t,1 have • new and defi• nite date for the Moore-Schoepp­ ner flgbt sometime nex.t week. It will be held ln late November or early December." He would not disclose the :,ite. Incldently 46 year old Moore is slated fer--a non-tlUe fight with wreatler Roy Shire at lndian1po­ l1& Saturda)' night. Both will wear glovea. Shire belted Archie , •· lroun.d with hi1 bare flats recently when Archie wa6 refereein1 a Shire grappling bout. Crown Spllt ThrNtenN . There may be a split in the banLamweight 118 pound, crown Our NBC wanta F.der .Jofre of Brazil and Eloy Sachez of Mexico to Jight for the vacant title. l:lut the British box.Ing board of control will give title recoenJtlon to an Oct 26 winner between Irish Freddie Gilroy and French Aipbon1e Halimi in London. Jose Beeerr■ of Mexico left th� tiUe vacant when he retired recently because of an eye injury. New York eets Jts {int 1how on the new SaturdaY night TV 1erie1, Oct. 15 when Benny (Kid) Paret of Cuba make, bi& initial defen'se of the welterweight crown against Federico Thompson of Argentina at tile Garden. P■· ret won the 147 pound title from Don Jordan at Las Vegas, Nev., last Ma)' 27. .:...._ FIGHT RISULTS Presbyterian Church NEW YORI( U PI--JoM Gon• Had Bible Study Hour 11ln, 151, Arroyo, P. R., stopped Monday evening a Bible study Manin C•ndy McFarland, 147¾ hour was held at the First United Phll1cfelphl•, 3. Presbyterian Church of Middleport with Jame Buchanan in charge, PROVIDENCE, R. I, UPI-Wil• This is the fi�t meeting of Bible lie GrMna, 1601/2, Providence, R. study held at the church for four I ., stopped Butch Crail, 1 54, years. Others attending were Mr. Bridgeport, Conn.. S. , and :iirs. Richard Vaughn, Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mrs. Dwight Wal­ QUEBEC CITY, -Canada UPI­ lace, Mrs. James Sanborn and Rev. Bob ✓ ClerciuJC; 205, Montrt1I, the knffked out Rltchl• Nordtn, 200 Howard Ruppclt, pastor o! church. · Ntw York, 3. ' NEW YORK UPI-To1sing a few ringlets: Arter almost exactly 10 years, the weekly Wednesda)' night TV fight! (ABC) come to an end Wednesday when light heavy­ weight contender Harold Johnson meets heavyweJght Cleveland Wil Iiams at the Chicago Stadium. A total of 502 main events were staged for TV since the Wednesday series was started with the Euud Charles-Joe Loui1 tille light on Sept. 21, 1950. They included 5,3 world champion ship!! in all division,. After Wedensda)' there'll be no 'l' V bouts until Oct. 8 when the new weekly Saturd.ay nighl (ABC) series Btarts with a middleweight (NBA) title fight between cham• pion Gene Fullmer and ex-champ Sugar Ray Robin,on at Loi An• geles. This series, produced by the Madison Square Garden Box­ ing Club NPlaces the- Garden•, former Friday night NBC bouts. Wank TIiie Bout Teddy matchmaker Garden Brenner is trying lo import Chic Calderwood of Scotland unbeaten light heavyweight eontender. But Calderwood wants a title shot at Archie Moore if he comes over. Jersey Jones, foreign ·editor or th� Ring magazine, sa1•s Calder­ wood is now "the best light heavyweight in the world." He beat our Willie Pastrano at Glas gow last week. Champion Moore is contracted for a title defense against Erich ---- -- -( 20bl -- ---I nsurance .,..,.. ,.,_ ., c.- om o - M , e_ �-•ll_ y_ Se t_1_n 1 ._ r_ _ er___ y __ _n _ i d_ d_ 1epo _ r1 Wednesday Is Last ABC Fight Night After 1,0 Year Stretch 1 1 8-A I Employment Wanted Wt:'lted ---- -� , . . . .. . Birthdays · tire• Just one of the hllppy times around her' houStl since ahe got • llam,litss electric rlQPi �m�tlc f"'lu(es take the . watchln1 out, PIii the, (tJA beck In CQOkln( and .. •. , , , ., ,. . baking. Ar•f llie fll!Mless elecl(IC fuel keeps her kitchen �loanot ind.,cooler ytar 'rtHind, _ , , :,q: .: . *� . _,'.,_ ) i ,, ' � tlie IEL.KC:'tAIC co. aow11■1,1■ AftO ■OlfJf'&'IH OMIO Sl.■CITIIICI GOMNN'I ' '· +. ' .,- , ,. �' Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 27, 1960 OUtlt fellowship--Ollicers Elected At Meeting Of �.Church Youth Fellowship Evening . ao.:k. Spring, Methodi.d Ofricers were elected and com• t..": Engagement OI Miss, Hysell ls Being Anrn,unced Arou1,d And About Middleport By PIBDDII HOUDASM!LY Newark and Mn. WelbJ WhaleJ MarJetta onr the weekend. ol Du,.Jn •lilted S..Jurdoy wilb Mn. John Seaver and M.ra. Don Mr. ••d Mn, Kul Gru01er, JeU and dauahter, LiH Kaye Mn. StelY Gruue r, Mn. WIU- were Yi1iton In Parkerabur,a i• m Flob,r and Jira. Karl Gru•• Mond17. aer attended tbe 1'611y di)' proMn. Jacott Eberabach w11 lbe a:r■tn at the Cheater Metbodlal An old fashioned bo1, sorial wu Sunday dinner 1uHt of her niece the them4: of the outdoor party a, LUCILLf HAWKlltS , Church Sundat alternoon. Mrs. Raymond Thomas, Che ate r. Mra. Wllll,am Dillard and dau• ai�en by the mem be n; of the Ohio Mn. AJ bert M ees returned &:htet, Bkb.r■, of La ncuter, • Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta SigMr. •nd Mrs. Carl )tournln11 of ma Phi Sorority at the home of �ome S unday e venin&: after a vi.sit were weekend 1ue1t, of her par­ Elyria, Ohio, were week�nd gu eata Mr1. Mila Woods, chairman of the � n C rafton, W. Va., with hi!!r son - enU,, Mr. and lln. Harry Kelaer. of her parent.a, Mr. and Mrs. Ev­ ll'l,La.w .and dau1hter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr.a. Calvin Meadow• chapter's Social committee. I erett Lambert, and other relaUves . Paul Shay and famll:ic. Mr, and viaited Sund1y with Hr. and Mra, of Pomeroy and M iddleport. Sun­ r Mrs. Belly J,•ult:r., president of M. e. Shay are Improving from In- E. J. J-1111, FlatwoodlJ, day dinner s:uesta were Mra. Joe the sroup auctionen the beautiful• I juries received in an auto acciMr. and Mr1. inrell Davi.I, Johnson. Larry, Kenneth and Bev­ ly de_corllted d�ssert boxee. A corn- dent. Middleport, vt■lted SW1day with erly; Mr. and Mn. Harley 'Han­ , ucop1a of fruit. riowers and vegOti,,rlea Buck. rng; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W hite; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee \'i&itedI · I, Mr.Mr•andw,Mn. etables w11 used H the center· 1u, n.k m � er re I urne d Mr. and Ara. Gene Lambert, Char­ · · in M.irietls Sunda w'th th I Y 1 e ormpiece Jor the Sunday Supper buf. home Sunday after a weelts visit fct table ; and decorated "Turkey er's nephew and wife. Dr. ,and in Charleston with Mr and Mn lotte, David, Don, and Cheryl; Mr. .:1nd Mrs. Cetil Gillogly and Apple" fnors carried out the Mn. J. L. Stansbury and family. Wil li am Crs.te and son., Steven; Mrs. Kenneth Grover and Mr. and Mn. Wllli•m King of farm motif. Harol4 Young or Joy. Afternoon guests were Mr. Mr. and Mn. · Mrs. Fult:r. summarized the purRochester, Pa., were · week end and Mrs. Byrn'• Vaughan and Ken­ poa:e- . �r the sorority, some of its On guests of Mr. and lfn. Eli11 neth Grover. achv1l1es and the qualification, for Sliles. Mrs. Ell:r.abeth Young of / 1 ,;. ;;.._;;-;;-;;;;;;.;. ;;;;; . -_aa,a;;;;;;;;;..;..;., m,mbenhip. e,.. .,, P• .• who accompanied Group singing and out door th r. here r ema I-•• ·� for a I"nger game1 were played by the gro up v ,� . Middleport �nu prizes were won by Gract 5alu niay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dale Dutton, prt!sident of :chulte and Donna Glaze Other the Middleport Band Boosters, Eli11 5 tlle a were •Miue& Alberta u('8ts ror the ennlng wer� Mari• and Anna PuUhu or J'latwood1. ' ,n McDaniel,, Mona Lee Neal presided over lhe first m,eeting of the group _Monday evening Calling In the eveplnJ were Mr. Brigitte Bardo! in •ornlhy Amberger, Donna wii'. . and Mra. John Glnther, llra. Al­ .i1n. Rosalie Story, Shirley Smith, when the)' me,t 1n the high 1ebool bert Petenon· and da�ltter and C■ry Carolyn Wiley, Ann John- Th e .secreta ry s re�rt was given M rs. Philip &Pyles, Ruf.:land. by n, Rodney Sauer and the ,M , ;..on, Barbara fay Fields, Pi t Houd· troturer a report by Mrs. Don - alM> htshelt.. Mr. and M,ri. ·ae;.�-1t · Norris ery. - Peter Cole � Nichol&On Peter � and .sort, R11cjne, w.et't Sunday · Other aororil)' members pretin �e� t were, Donna Jones, Janet ' The group decided to con ti nue suests of Mr. ·and Mn, Elias -itile1 "WUISIANA HUSSY" Mr. an 4. ltfa, J . C. Bl'labt re­ { H m kle, Lucy Amsba!y, Carol wi.t� th_e monthly fund ra ising , , Sachtel, Barbara Betzmg, Ann I pr9Ject1- and a recvrd hop was turned to thei(' hoi;ne, Dunbar, W. Ch�pman, Belly Everson, Marlene plailned " (or the nigbt of Oct. 22 Va., Sunday 1fter :1 vl■lt wlib her mother, Mrs. C. E. W. Downi e. . Jle1nhar!, Yyonne Scally, Lee Sey• at the high ieho0l. Mr. and M rs. Leonird Jewell !er, Aphl Smith, and Jeanne Braun. Mra. Arnold Richarda, of the and Mn David W1ttei spent the · Pomeroy, Ohio ' uniform con'lmittee reported on w eykend in Mt, VeptDn with relaTQNIGHT · work done by that committee tlvee. · 'l'IIEY'RE YOUNG" E "BECAUS durlna the summer months. Mias Nettle Koe�ltllr, act0mpanDi�k CJar\t - Tuesday Weld . - also Mn. Dutton and the executive ied by �Ilse . Vlra:Inia Fishef and tom.mittee- are extending thanks Mias Jeuie Thomal 9f Cb1fle1ton "THE MOUSE TitAT ROARED" fo the telephone committee who spent the weete"nd· h;i · S.lem wJth I Peter Sellers - Jean Seberg The loeal conference of the functioned thie summer and 1IB0 Mr. and Mrs. t ArthUr H. Smith., J\llnnlng tllne: 3 bra. 10 min. Mr. and· M�•- llobut 1!(urr11 Enterprise and MorninJ Slar to those whCJ helped with the Tag Bo11,office c.l<Mes 8:e P.M. EUB Churchea w111 held Sunday Day. ll •u aPnounced at Mon­ and faq,:lly• 1/isi$eli• - �latfye1 In WEDNEIOAY I THURSDAY d:venlng at r?ie llornini Star day's meeting that to ,t,te $676.32 "'J11E GIANT OF MARATHON " . church. hail been· raised by the tag day (Technl\:OIOlf) · Rev. Fr■nels Glazier, paator of acUvities ind that there i!l still St,ve Reeves (Hereules) the churchee led the song eervice • little mor e to com e in. •nd MJlene Demongeot wtrtch opened the meeling and COLORCARTOONS Also TONIOHT' y A :pr. C. F. Lutz: confere nce super• PlllOAY NOT OPl!N F AMI�Y "IGHTS intendent gave 1n Inspi ring m ee­ Wgman' • Guild 0/ . ,, ' . SATURDAY aa:e using a, File topic , "What Middleport To Meet William Hol4,en . ind "BOBBIKINS" .J!!:anner of Persorie Ougbl Y1 To fhe Women'e Guild of the Fed­ Otto Preminger in " Bobblklne - Shirley Jon.es erated C�urch will meet in the J\d "�TALA(j 17" and Max By.graves ; Followin1 lhe sermbn Uitz Guild lounae Wednef(lay at - •lso - · . -- also Presided .,t t l)ueineu ata1ion ')' ; 30 9. m. Mrs. C. F. Tomp.k:ine Jerry �� -' Martha f\Y er ,-n1ch waa VOICE'' I a e�ed by aeveral Will be iu eat speaker. Devotion!! iembers · of bltth "THE DEUC,\TE f la and Edmond O!Briin, Julie London · Will be led by Mre. Thomas of k b DEL!NQl/E)'IT'' Church e■. Pra S11n.) Motl,,, ,-.,.._ Oct. 2-3-4 b)I R ev. Olazier Y�n• 1itd pfoiram l eader i1 � c1>1oon c.oncluded the 1peeting, "HOME FR/)'4 THE HILLS" M,��- Oalf Smith . 1 -- Bo" S""' ....,·a1 Was The..i.e .., Of Ohio Eta Weekend visi tors with Mr. rmttees appointed when the We1lminister Youth Fellowship of the :...i n Bill Talbert were his F'irsl United Presbyterian Church enLs. Mr. and Mr,. Talbert ... Dnotio� .ere in charge of or M iddleport mel Sunday even• Beckley, W. V a . . Psalms 1 28_ 1 30 _ ing. -.,_f_Bearhl Suun Chapman wu 11,bsent from pttocr•m consislt'd of arliDa vid L>· ons was elected Mod · school Monday because of illnen .�t,1aaen from the Upper Room er11 tor. J u dy Sauer as Vice Mod­ Miss Martha Howell who is on ,ad �e.re read by Janet Wears. erator. Janice Zirkle as Secretary­ vacation from the office of Dr. Joreli Stan:lev, 1 RiUI Wear.; and Tre,;isurer Micky Aorri.11 u aHisl· Maag and her sister, Mills Ann Undal,' Baile:,. ant S-T . .ind Edith Haptonstall as Howell, on vacation from the Co­ LA di1cuHlon was held on th e Pres� Stcretary. lumbus and Southern Ohio Electric Faith and Life Commitlee mem­ Co. spent ycslt:!tday in Columbus. � ot: M;YF meetings. An hc r !i na m ed were Patty Lowery, uticle was read by M rs. Beuha ch, u rman. Roy t:oleman, Seren Bruec Zirkle l : ft yesterday ,mi l'ellowablp. New members e len Taylor, Carroll Ly­ inornin-' for Columbus where he Lewi!i, H wen: welcomed. - The next meeting will be held ons, Karen Gregg, Rodney Lewis will tatle thC' entrance examination t· an d. Beverly Perr in. frtr the Air force. . Oil Od. t at 6:30 with J anet , Columof Kissel Herman Mrs. Wean U b01te11, Progrl!m Committee Carolyn R1,1s! \'isit short a for aoday arrived 1 s r 1 1 , chairman, ,Kathy Lace)'. bus with her sister and family Mr. James Miller, Cinda Morris, Al;rn Held For and Mrs. J ames Brewington and Wallace. Olita Lewis Cinda Sauer. r, Sandra. daughte Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hysell. lllembera Bruce Wallace and Karen Bach­ M c!< inlcy of Colum­ Route 1, Middleport, Ohio, are Cora Mrs. : JtL-�• Junior Youlh Fellowship of ner. bus spent last week with her 11nnouncin1: the engagement of .....- United Methodial Church held Mr. and Mn. Rkhard Vaughn 1nd sister Mr. and their daughter. Dorothy, to Mr. t a rl:C'Pptton tor flew members are roumclou for the iroup and hrothcr-in- lDw . The Pickens Pickens Sidney Mn. Sherman Bas)pm, United Statu ! � afternoon at the rhurch were in c-harge of the pro&ram and · :cKinley to Air Force. Mr. Basham is tb e 11:�n Mrs, accompanied • 'l'ltti\it m�mben and lhe lead­ devolionl'i. Charlc11ton W. V a. where they vis­ of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam· Buh1 m . A ha)' ride from the home of ; •-._ � Eugene Brown, present. ited with Mrs Mayme Gardner. of Bidwell, Ohio. No d efinltit A worihlp ae rvtce was conduct• Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sluer was ( Wel!kend visitors wilh Mr. and date bas been .et for tbe wed­ "' e4 e�glainln& the MVF " motto, planned for October 8. A Thanks­ Edgar Wolre were lhelr ding. Mrs. ,._ emblem and meaning. GamH giving Service which will be held and her family, Mr. and dau.(:hter • and refre,lunents were enjoyed b)' In November with lhe Deacons Martin and son Larry or Carl Mrs. and De■cenesscs was discussed. e &roup. Present wPrc• __.,.t:arol Lipscomb. Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinkle and Linda Llpsromh, Cheryl fife, David Debhle were in Colum­ daughter, ll om in ll Su nday Lyons, Carru ll L)'ons, Ollela ;md bus last Saturda y. Seren Lrwb1, Kathy Lacey, Janice ,;i4t Hemlock Church Mr. a m! Mrs. Joe Falkner re­ Th e annual Hoinecoming of the Zirkle, Pat Lowery, �Ith Ila[ll<m tu rned Sunday cvenini to 1heir Rally day was held Sund.i,y at Hemlock Grove Christian Churl.'h stal l, Roy Coleman , Bevarly Per­ home in Colombu s after spending will be held Sunday, Oct. 2. A rin. Cinda Sauer, M.icty Morris .. t he wrc k<'n1! wilh Mrs. Falkner's tha Enterprise EUB Church bt­ r. ,:lnning at 9 · 30 a, m. wllh an at­ • batket ilnnt1: wlU be served at Carolyn and Judy �aut mqthcr, Mrs. Martha Childs. tendance of 101. ' tnoon" and th.- .1rternoon program :.1.r. and Mrs. L, E. Reynold s , wJII betin at t ::lo'. Everyone ls Mr. and Mn. Grue,er The Rev. Francis H. Glazier are planning_ 1t1 leave lhis week­ :w,eteome. Cal­ had for hls topic "Miuioa Work in l"acalion montti's a for end Entertt,in With Dinner at1end of the Church", basing hia set­ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grue1er en­ ifornia, Mrs. Reynolds will National mo11 on 1 Corinthian 9;16. Dul­ the or on converitl the and GIRLS' tertained with a dinner Saturday which ing bi1 sermon, he brougbt .o� e\'ening honor�g Ms1, Garnet Auociaiion of Bank Women · Hunting ton l t ir any churc-h ia tempted tp the at held be wlll Adkins and Lawrence 1lall who ve missions a minor place In Sheralon Hotel ln. PaHden a, Calif. gi were married Sunday. will visit i program It sflould be re miqd• They days. 1ever11l for A deeorated weddina cake Mrs. e� of three thln,a, namely, eveP)' topped with th, miniature bride with Mri. Reynold s' mother, brother ch.,.rch i1 the p�-,duct ot eomfl­ her and ello MOnteb t,t: S. . and groo� waa served with the E. H. oH'a miHlonary ,'actlvitf; evtr)' dinner to · 14rs. Adklna, Mr. Hall, and family, Mr. and Mrs, While Gabriel. San in ehurch has been aet down in the an O"Hallor Larry and the hosls art,d 1 aons • Sizes 8 1f; to 3 D.ilry s' Reynold the away niidst o1 a mi•iilon field; and are they Bobby. closed. every ch urch hH fallen heir to be will Shop �-,--,---Mrs. Evere tt BaC'hner and daugh­ tbe Gre aL Comm\11ion. Rev. and Mn'. Francia H. Glaz­ Karen and Connie are in ters. ier were In CtooksYille, Sunday, During the worship service th e s. lo attend the funeral of Mn, Chillicothe today on busines Middleport in l:o• children partldpated ln 8 wm• was Reynolds Guy Mn. Frank Dunn. lumbus last Saturday where she qier Christma1 tree proaram, al • which time the children and corivisited the School for lite Deaf. g�egatlon place� glfta of monf)' • •' under the decorated Cbrlstl1111 l�e, which will . be used f9r Otir lslmas Jjfta for the boya_ an� �s in the rt,laiion fJelda, ·• · • C LASSIC · The chlldren'i eholr llliln g '1Away In A Msneer''. after Those from the First United wl)ich fl.,,e recitaUon& were glv, en, Pre1by\ti:lan Church of Middleport ':,\ Goo� Will Ce���". Jo,,e who attended the llomecomins· at SVa111; "Chri1tnaa'1,'' Melina Grlie• the Cheater Methodist C,nif� � "Is Your Hearl In Tun e'?'' were, Mr. an1l i'ltrs. Paul Hapton• Pally Kennedy; "Be Kind", Mik� stall, J.'loyd Carmack, Mrs. Harold �ntr. and "The GUla", Becli� Sauer, Mr!!. Lillian Stieff, Rev. Will. I ){gward Ruppcll and Clifford BeavThe hymn "Silent Ni&ht" by · special mu11lcal numbers werc- the children 's choir concluded t�.e fuml11hcd by the group with Mr. 1ervice. and Mn. Haptonstall, accordlan and vloltn and Mrs. SHeff at the organ. Rev. Ruppelt sang, "I Walked To­ day Where Jeaus Walked" and he snd Mr. Carmack, Mrs. Jlapton­ stall and Mn. Sauer �1mg, "Mom• cnt by Moment." The aeconrl birthday of Steve Bachner, son or Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner wae celebrated Sunday WSCS Spomorin11 and Monday when a family gather­ ing was held Sunday in his honor Buffet Sup1,er, Sale The WSCS wfll aponaor a burfel and a chlldren'!l party was held aupper and pa rcel post aale at the Monda)' aflernoon. Sunday Steve had his birthday Rutland Mclhodl■ t church, Friday r ! 'II • • �T y...... LOCAL AUTHOf!IIIZ ■D "' ,, ,j eake, decorated In the clreus evening, Sept. 30. Servlna Is to start at 4 : 30 p. m. theme, and It was served with lee and w l 1 1 Include 111ndwlehe1, cream to hia srandmother M r■ . , QUALITY D■AL■III'■ salads, pie, ctke, cotree and milk, Id.111 Bathner, his uncle. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner and sold In 5 and )Oc servings, daughters, Karen and Conl)ie and hl1 God-p•rents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert Tewltsbary' all of Mlddleporl. On Monday the children had hata, cars and candy for favora fror the party with Mrs. Betty Ch1pm1n aulsling with the i,;amea. SleYe received many nlcr. glfta from hit ramlly and frlend1 and 1J1.0Yiea ot his party were: taken by hi1 mother. R re,hmente of deror1ted cup call. s� Ice cream and beverage WR!l Automatic electric �lankel Guaranteed 2 aervi to th0 tollowing, Terry .-nd mmy Thomas, Bobby Arth er, years, Complelaly wa,hable. Molh•prooled . ' Cry1tal and Cherri Harker, Clod)' Glaze and Joe, Judy and Billy 2' years. Chapman, Mre. Charlene Thom11, Mn. Betty Arther, Mra. Shirley �11rlrPr, Mn. Donna Glaie: :. �ra. ' ' Ida 81ehner, Mn. Everett B.1ehner, .ind Mra. Chapman. ---...... l'ellowabip met at -na Su�ctq evening. the I JRecepeion 1F..Uoae1fdp ••• .... 1 . ! 101 Att,end Rally · Day Services At Enterprise Church -------- om.,., f ! soys· SCHOOL OXFORDS $2.99 to $4.99 Roush'• Shoe Store '• • Middl,eport Church Members Att,ended Chester Gathering 98 I Phi C,hapter Party Mainly AL····t UUII People In Pome roy I I 8 d BooSfers • He/d M eettng Monday Night TONIGHT "NIGHT OF LOVE" MEIGS THEATRE Conlerence6 Of local Churches Held Sunday ,-.I "THE. Tlllllll .we Steve Bachn,er Had Two Parties For Second Birthday H n, ' · ' .·0 LbeM o a 1 L• ", :, ·E,lectrk Bla nkets •• �- --- MEW CRUSADER t f. • -, ..:'• . I .. ' ' '• ' 7 • $29.95 $39.9 5 ,f:�et Ready for Winter ! We have everything' Ill beaUng needs . •, . Stoves, Floor Furnaces, gas, oll �• electric, We Trade! We Sell on Paymeqta! --- '"It ' ' (AIR.CONDITIONED FOR .&'OUR SHOPPtNG COMFOR'l) -- ' ta.+ '" R' U GJY .·J �C,K E T Si ""�...,,,.._ .. ,. ' ' l"p \. y _ ..._.: � Middleport, Ohio .. ... ...:.. ........ _ . ..... :1,, -----...-·• �-" · ' · - - - ·- ' .r�-- ............ "'"' •• --·-\'--""!'�•.... ... � .,...,-.... ' ' �l ;� _ i�i;, �' ,· ., JII . T Now You .Know Thi term "lynchinl" b- IMlleV'l'.d t■ hM ..... derl'WN from the acts .-, J""9t Ch4rlh Lynch; • VJr• 1lnl1 lusflH of the flN", wh11 during the °'""'rlcen lt:•Wlutlon •,.td lrltllh Lor•Hstt flOfil(I et hl1 wllli , t • al . ent1ne Weather Southam and Central Ohio: Con, 1id•rabl• dovdiMM with ecu1ional lighl rain through Thurs­ clay. Ceol•r today, little c:hlnfa in tempentul'fl tonight and Thu... d•J• Hip tour 65-71. l■W' tonight 55-62. SINGLE COPY - k ·THE . AL L NEW 1961 FORDS llea■dftdly Preportleaed To Tile Classie FORD Leek ' ' ., f • vernal Well, RD l, Shade, Wal fi'ned· $1$ and costs for apeeding and Charl es A, Eberl Jr., forfeit­ ed a $33.70 bond latt ni&ht · in a · ses■ion- of Pomero, Mayor Charles Lqa,r'a co� MAN FINED SMITH Q01"ING CO. ' :�l N, ,, For Men and Boy, , , I.• IA , '" Sunrftan Colils , dluaoded. Part of Ute COnJkta­ ltetbodi,t Church. A committeill Uon merged with Jbe En1lltb Me­ waa appointed to dnlt »Ian• la . .,;, thodist Church and part joined conver1lon of lhe bulldlnl Into t the Federated. Church. . edueatlon.al Will, The R. V. Kin1 ConlVUctJod ., the Betb,my build.Ins h11 been usod by various sroup1 for 1er­ Co., was hired to do tbl wor)i, Thi, work waa rather e:dent,hre; vlce1 1lnce that time. Tbe . .J"eder■t.ed Church WII 111 entailed r■lains the eut wait �·-· much 1n need o! npanded room of t he buil�lt1S and re-en(orclnC con1regat1on eretted a c:burcb mia:bty Ood. lll,t.aqtn• for the Chri1tlan Education pro- tbe foundation wall, buildlnc .at 20�· E11l Second St. 'nle COll&regaUon worahlpped 1ram. So in 1958 the Bethany new electric wirinJ and fhtW'ff, , Thb buildinl wae dedicated to in thia church until 1942 and then buildln& waa purehaaed from the ne w plumbing, complele renov.., -i!I '" lion and construction of rooml" f.J in the b11ement, Jnat.1ll1Uon of ·. a new hP1ting plant to 1terviae, i both buildln1,, and Joinli),1 the -,.. the two ·building• with P••aaie­ way1 in the base�ent and 9n th, , . . finl floor le.vel. · H1\PPY HARVESTER CLASS Is pictured here in the lad les parlor where the class meeta in the Cbrlstlan Educallon Alao, 11 flew rool w11 put on th'e ·btllldlng of the Federated Churc which is to be dedicated h Sunday. They had all been busy in Social rooms of the church as Bethany bulldln,1, and the whole Bu,; Bee qullters. . building redecorated inside The .work was completed, in• du.ding the purchase price of lhe bulldina: 1 1t a cost of approximate­ !)' $f0,000.00. Within one year "" since the eornpletion Qf tlle , work,. •. . ,, lbe Federated, Cbut¢1r ,J:>.u-- , p�; approxlmaLely '30,00!l pf 1 · amount, leavi■I· aa ffli!eble,d of about ,10,000. : The Rev, Waldo -�ft, tor, aald "the. con�tion-· ls be eommen.ded on � ��la¥.� ment. It ill li.n e:1p"rKijon of t �nlty that p�vall1 .ln 1kt �· ption, and of the falCb •, �b, gregaion holds in the rutu,re th e tburcb and the cotrunu1'!ty.' The work ' fs n9t yet f:omJ)l8e. ,� •' "' Plans for the fu(ui-C Include fur- 1 •� • ther re"mMelinft'. inelde · the . build; . �} _ i �g '·(or 1 stlll bet�er flCtom,it�a: 1 , � �;,:, · · : • t.;"".'.;\1' . ,· . : · 1 fff�r; �w - tron1 lor • the .Chri3ti_an_ EdU(:.ltio�. •· � ... ;1 ' �·. ;$i.,., �f� ,,.�\\ , .program-,. and poinhn&, ele,ninf, · . , . n THIS ISN'T , _ Ir . A Bf;CORD, IT OUGHT TO BE •- !,11.ss Anna Durst, left, quills Indus- p_, ;nting the ou1,1de, ab• ..,.; , , c'J'. ound r a buildln1s.· 31dewalks both .. , tr1ously at the· P�mlerqy Federa� Church ex a.cUy as sh,e ·has fof the pa$1 60 years. She _was n h w W B s h Chur hany u I t d a , !RATED _M EN - These are Federated Church men who could be obtained rrom busy day schedules last week for a · "" among the o,ganw,,s of · the Busy Bee ���Ung group in 1900 whkh hu worked for Its church . '."' 1s �ed. •� Apidure ln the Sunday School room of the remodeled Bet�any Church now the Christian Education Building With others, faithfully each week. The only times Du rst MS failed lo quilt was. on the ·rare occasions � 1rc c�0ru uca 1 on �111 • ti an an d led ill promoting the '40,000 project. They asked, "Just use lh4iy �erved on the bullding committee, when she might have lieen ill, or high water fn-rced the ladles _. out. At right is comparative ing� · and church council, the picture without our o·ames." newcomer, Mrs. Walter Baer, who has been qu ilting " only" 16 years. 5" Faderated, ,a.. Two Sundly al'lernoon at 2 o'clock members of lbe Federated Church In Porfli{oy :Will bold e brief tenlee Of dedlcaUon marking achlevemmt bt a gol) thlt waa no more lbao a dream juat a few years aco.. The public 11 Invited lo join the congre&allon In lhla aenlce that will point lo Ill• near completion of the Christian Educa• lion Bulldlng, tl!e former Bethany Church. ln 18$?_ the German Methodist the Glory and Servict1 of AJ.­ •I ,1:, ' lild ,,' . Public Invited To Dedication. l'lle W�ltr• lflo1t S•es1f■I Nelll C•r Brownie Troop Mel /lfonday .4.1 School Brownle TrOOJ!: HI of Cenlra1 lkhool met Monday at S.:30 p. m . at the IOOOI with 10 lirla and two a:ueall, Edith Ann Dural and Debbie Ohllnler, pruent. ;l'he meetln1 opened with the hotte lhoe rormaUon, followed bf the pleclt:e to the fill and the BrOwftl� pledp. Gall\ell were played ...nder the dlNtllon of leade"'• Mrt. WIUlam Sherld1n , and ' Jin. labn . E. Hl!DDlll, The frjendahli, dfd,e and . closed • the tnee{lq. · • ' 1961 - FA LCONS $26.95 Gl!MERAL ELECTRIC Single Cantral ·Dua I Control . . $2 1 .95 Single Control Dual Control *·�· . or. "· 'TW LIBERTY THEATRE ! ". ' • � 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 27, 1960 knopp