https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a5c79e97c8434733fcb124914cfcc656.pdf 11bca81dc286b87f8a3e71c987a1cb1d PDF Text Text . ' - fi ll · le ring ceremony 111Dd17 fDlOrnJng at the M.id­ C1lllf'tb Christ M rs. Adkiaa and Lawrence ___.. Wlited in rurriage by •RU L GIJ'dner. or fir' her weddlq the brld� wore I NM lace � with n■vy ar ..... Ind lhe. Was attended· 'r Mr tiaten, Mra. Clarence Ca- Iba. ltdna Panons and Mrs. � 8olllb, all of Akron. -OOaera attending .were Mr. Ca­ a • Ill'. and Mn. Edwar� Baer, tllli llQ. Qomer H awkins a nd � Bi:m.p Ru11eU, all of Pome­ � Mr. n,._ ; J'ollowtna: the ceremony the rou­ � pie left f12r Akron where a recep­ ..,_� •u held at the Casey home fGr them. They returned Tuesday to their home on Route, J, Po111c­ i• ed �h)'.\ ' ' fte new Mn. H all was employ­ a& UN! Oblo Valley Plumb ing _ · � before her marriage and ... lfJll II employed as a guard ttie PblUlp ·Sporn plant. • !� MtADI --,-- . .. Executive Board BPW Observing · / Rutland Gorden Club Was Entertained 01 County Council In Home OI Mrs. Everett Coldwell National Week Mrs. Everett Caldwell entertained the Rutland Garden Club Held Meeting Monday evening at her home in Rutla nd with Mrs. Fred Aus­ With Display S...tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Sept. 28, 1960 , H<!II Vows 1,- Double Ceremony • doub . I Mrs. Von Vronken Honored Saturday At Bridal Show,er •. �. 8 wardrobe • • • Just for fun! i .... ..-Ml IOOfl IY AiCMl -0. P.-ldl" whtr1m th•y 1r1 worn t Inert looklnJ for all lht day . tYe,y .,, "'1rn In 1tylilb eomlort io tN •ra 111H Md °" lll $5.95 TO $7.95 ·. H A R T L E Y a 11 d BENNETT S H 'O E S T O R E · "'MWtll• ef Upper lloclll" POMEROY OHIO M 'ddlepor.t Chur.cn "Rooring 20'�" To . ·w,, 1.e-•·,, · o·- ilra. • e Now You Know MEIGS THEATRE n.. ..... '"""' Panttt.r, ha.,. beaten At­ HlrM tl!Nt sittct the iutt MIM ..... ■NIN _, 1 937. WIii Friday al y -' DetJoted To Tiu, lntere•tl 0/ Tiu, Me'1-Ma,on A.rea en t1n e N OIi • 1 •�,l ��N Crive - l n SeI,ecfed ·BY .Scip,·o Group TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHTS William Holden and OUo Preminger In .. STALAG 17" - also Jerry LewL� - Mart ha Hyer "THE DEI.JCATE llEl,INQUENT" AIIIO Cartoon THURSDAY and FRIDAY Highly lntcrestln,: Myatery About A Nude ln "NllDR IN A WHITE CAR" - also Robert Taylor - Cyd Charrlae "PAR1Y GIRL" ( t:olor & Scope) Also cartoon The l brrl11onville home demon . strahon club met recently at the Ha!Hday-Atkin11•Jewe11 home for election of new officers and other busineas. OUlcers for the new year select­ ed were president, Pauline Atkini'I; vlce president, Louise Gilkey; sec­ retary, Sharon Jewell: treasure r. Norm a Lee; p�bllcit_y, Ave Gilkey , me�benhip, Christine Long ; re c1 re at1on, Allegra Well. ' The next meeting will 00 with Loulu� O!lkey Oc t . 13th. A pot- I luck dinner wHI be served. Deliciou& refre11hmenlll were served. Those present besides lhose named to Addle Bradfield, Augie Clsrk, Orb& Stout and Mrs. Glen Jewell. !!:very woman In the communi ty is weltome to at tend, '°" Iii In ... .... you ,,..... ......... """"' ...... Pafl.•-• IIOl'" •nol alnew, • - i. ora-. $6.95 . , . u� �l,odt" '' oI ,., .,,1,. ,�11,1�1 1.,,, L l l .qHCI" "' Ill,; a\.. JljJ4' u .. iulU.i ..>V, ul ,l) I l l � ! a l u 1 "' iu.i, lHl 111,; � , .. ui <1.ir 1<,i" mu· ul.r ii110 llh:U wci11 1u Luc llvmc ul I .,m,11 ,:ni11.in ,,11r.;. 111 1u u 'JXll' l lor 1 we ir mceuu i::. ' ua lh� L>llllil lb.chacl W:irner, prc.mlcnl ol' the c11 ... �lt.'r cuuuuncu u1c uu,m1e1111 mceLtn¥ ilno II i,, .. 11e1 ui.:,t· us:11uu on "11.lluH .l:!.HUcauuu ' WllS nciu Wlw 1�11ij, r ayc ;:,11 t1c.-, M1·.:,. 1i1.1L11 li:u1cr . allCl !hn,. l'llall ,nuu, c p.r,1di1.i�,u,. rtud c,111 LOr the mccun.;. w.,,, '" v •• 11 ,;1,uun l l l!.IHLK/ll!j • Mn. M.aud,: Brooks Died In 6olnmliue AAA - AA - B Of . . . . . ,her.; I I loft unlllttd ,io.. .. ...... ....... ,. "lllddle . . . . . , ,.. Mr, and Mn. Daniel E. Livings• ton , of 'J"uppera Plains, Oh.o, a11nouncc the coming marriage of I their eldest daU1hler, �haron Sul;!, to Harold Kenneth faggart, 10n of Harold Ta1&art or 1;,1;u �9Lh Sl.reet, Par.lr.enburg, W , Va, and Mr,. V. D. Conn ol Reedsville, Ht. 1, Ohio. • 1 he ceremony will take place Nl Ule TUpperti Plains Christian church, Friday, November 23th at 7:l:kl p, m. wit� Lhe Rev. J. p_; MIiier �ficlathl&- The JtacioUAI· cu1tom of open church wUl be ob-' served: 11..i. -, "'-o little fla11 ' • Marriage Will Be Solemnized November 25th ... lflOIII·• ... .... like tho HART LEY · and : · B ENNETT � S H O. E S T.O' R E , u� ....... ., 01110 ' •'riend1 In M ldd.lepart learned · yeaterdQ of the dealh of Mtll. Maude M, Brook& former local rea• ,denL now Uvln1 at Camden Road' in ColumbUi. f'uneral Nrvke1 were held loday al 1 :30 at the Deyo Fu• · neral Home, 1&78 Wut Flnt t Avenue, Cclumbu� with Rev. ; Clarence Swearirljen olficiatlq I and burial at fJlen.n Reat cemetel'J, Mn. Brook■ 11 IIITT'ived by her . bwband Charin L. , on e tan, Chari� of Mansfield and a 1i1Ler • Mrt. JOHfhin e McGhee of • Loq 1 '' ' !' ' l!Dtt: • Oilllli\ I '' l MURE D1K1' MOVING - Pomeroy isn't th e only plac� in Meigs C•)Unty where dirt is IJe. ing moved in preparation (or a new school. He re is a Don 1King (Jackson, O.) dozer working on the site 01 Southern Local School District 's new high school. That's Racine in the back­ ground, and Sporn Power Plant in the d.istan ce, both bidden from the .camera by autumn morning haze. s -- -- ··- -·- --- ------ Vice President Invades Kennedy's Home Tow; While 'The Senator' Works Hard In New York ENROUTE WITII NIXON UPI --Vice President Richard M . Nix• on turned lod.ily from a hea rten­ i 11g rec-eption on Long Island lo stump New Engl a nd a nd Sen. John F. Kennedy's borne eity of Boston. Nixon partidipates Lonight in a nationwide GOP (und-ra ising ra lly which will link $100-f• Pla le din­ ners in 36 cities on a clpsed-cir­ cuit television hookup. While Nixon is spe a king to Hepublica ns in Boston, President Eisenhower will be heard from Chic•go and Henry C•bot Lodge, Nixon's running ma te, from Los Angeles. But the vice presidept had oth- _, Whether you want an Easy Chair, a Bedroom S uite, a Living Room Suite, tables, li;l�hen furni• lure or a complete outfit of furniture for every room in your home • • Buy , your furn,l!ure and floor coverings In this Annual October Sale oa - the 2nd and 3rd floors al ELBERFE�DS · IN DO YOUR • OWN SELECTING )ust walk the Fumltun a II d Floor Covering l)e. partmenta o II Ille 2nd and 3nl . f1oon. Read the prlCM. See the savln.11• on flae for yOlll ..,_ • . , I . .' ( . ' " .,. ,,• i ' ' ' , , • We'll properlJ• ilellm J01Itpa +ens It, )'Our .,_.,., full ol fllrllllwe. er It's a chair or . a wllolo ..,,,,. .' ·I WbeU.. ,._, I . . ' l ,e According t o records in the Clerk of CouMs office, a lawsuit for money in the sum of $ 10,797· .17 a nd costs, filed by Ellen M. Wilson J1g a in.st Willi a m Robson, has been setlled and dismissed with prejudlce, records or the the clerk of courts showed today. · Ellen Wilson had filed the suit In July, 19M, and charged that William Robson, who operated a taxi-cab comp.an)' in M iddlepor t , was negligent The pl a intjf( in her suit stated that she was a passenger in a cab owned by Robson and was thrown to (he floor of the · car and sustained serious Injury when t he driver made a sudden stop. Ravenswood $5· Banqµet Plans Complete Except For N�e Of Nationally Known,Payiitg Speaker A . aa - i�:r:�f!� :•Pa:::·•• ::, .,, non Weber, M yryville Brown. The bustUnc Ohio �er cdmmunity: of Ravenswood, where Nation. ReedsvUle: Frederick W. 9oebel through •the ye&rs "Blg--shots pay to talk,'' will stage its 14t h 1 Caldwell &aid today in excess of Plul E. Llfe. 1000 persons, among them the anpual ,5 Banquet Tuesday; October 25. Long Bottom : Betty Pllott. gre . oc so Caldw ell, l al mercb�nt and resident of the spon r 1 at and the near-great, arc exBill Grace Pr-Jee, Charles E. Mlireinto, Ing R v r tend � he ba nquet, a enswood School Jm prove men ,A.asociation said tickets peeled lo •� Mildred BiueU, H obert Vineyard st'.aged trad1honally m the R a vens­ • bout West . wood H igh School G}'m. ,:;har-let Price, Marion A. Hall, fo_r the tr adltiona l event wou Id go on saIe throug •. ·1 Wanda Llrkln1, Howard E. Park- Vtrglnla immediately. _ Ca ldwell D)ade . no ,1�nounceTic�et sales, wilh tickets gomc !!Yerl the ,pea}l:er 1.YS for the er, Richard Barton. Mae Vinement today relative to the Ban- privile,� of ad.di-eaf,ftil tniel'eRt• I lbr $S eattf. go on salt! in Jackson yard, Macel Smith Bart.on. qu et's 1peakcr btil proml� one ed Citl&ena antl d ill\Jlf:i� _ Lro rn County today a nd in the Slate's Racine : Pauline · John■on, Doria Q41Xt w;eP, CtldweU Ala. ':"• 'boif- thrQUJhout t_h , f:o'unty,...$�"te and i iyia)or cities early neKt week . f Sayre, F.clna Plc�n•� LoN48" Sue ever.· that tbe 1080. $11 Banquet . · • Im boden, l'lllt, , A. Sltoln, - would ... a Oa� onoll� prominent Johnson,, wurn- Sayre, .Xtllllelh figure l111lrwneatal � one of the N. Y. (UPI) - Prtme Minister Harold E. Imboden, Maurice IA,tt, iobli Importanl event<! ln lnDt!ern hi� UNITED NATIO • · tt!I')'. ', , General Dag HamE. Blake, · , , defended Britain of n Mafmilla M ,on, W. vi.: MarPret _ ,Kc- ott,Lnatcd som11 " 14' year, ago matskjold's Congo �Ucies todaY and called for increasing D aniel, Pl1Ylli1 Knapp, iLi"cllle tc p�vlde draatlcallr needed funds powers In a General · Assentbly address that touched off i: b• 1 'for local ltbool imimWement, the I another table-pounding tantrum by Premier Ni kit a K hrush""� �· · M.inen,......e : Wende , ll JenWit to· ba_nqu et ainte iU lnet:p�ion h11 . a�een Scott, raw. ea:,r• Chu. drawn both Sta� and Nataonal at•. chev. ' enerated into a shouting and arm�waving defi: artung, Herttert A. ,.dn . tentlon a■ a uruque uample · of a · The · :':"'I referred e Soviet leader when M�cm11lan t by · traUon demons • MclntyN. town doln, ■omelhlO, about its Tuppen Pl� Homer A. Cole. educational problem throu&h con• to Khrushchev's b,:eak.up of the Paris sum rn1t conference last elta Cole. # 1 action. . , ; . May. .... certed com.1J1;unlty · . ,ra....,, Bolter! WlngetL 'a nd again with displays of oppoain hev reacted ag Khrushc All P�eedt . �'l' � affair, lnton: · Ev�1Y• llllhL llilioD' _ wben Macmillan discussed colonialism, the Congo, aenberr)', Texu: Iva■ Dl�hle. and ln U.:11 inawlee, all meana a b- West GerDl JlY At Unie the Soviet leader smiled in apparent ...,, .Jllrllln � Lloyd aolute[y 111, ,. toliud , lmR•OVt... , ho •• i:nJatlnd I ■ . - Nilcita Sto es T:able pound',ng Show � &, Secretary u.N, tantrum \f't, � • iJt!ll!lrl �•�, 'j--y Division Warden, Victor A. Letart Townshisr, Theron Jobnson, Harold G. Rou..sh, Joltn L B.1hr, phone YU5-2296, Chester. · l!it>dford Township: George Car- Wolfe. per, R. V. Heilman, W. A. King Olin Township: Paul F. An• drews, Harold Barnhart, M. L. a nd Avery A. Nelson. Chester Townffllp: Benjamin Carr, Gordon R. Colllns, Vollie D. G a iner, George C. Genheimer, Conn, E. A. Dodderer, C. Ed C arl W. X a utz, G. L. or Wayne Mumpbrey and Willard Pigott. Michael, Daniel Curlis Pooler, R. Oranfl Township: Paul G. Buc­ A . Pullins, M ary K. Rose, James kley, Delbert Gaul and Harry E. ft. Stou t , Rexel T, Summerfield, Gut brie. Rutland T•wmhip; George E. Frederick Tuttle, Thomas L. WeCarson, Leodell Davidson, W. D. ber, George f, Wagner. Cotumbla Township: Alvin Dye, M usser, Jame, W. Nichol10n, Guy Lydia M. Darst, 86, a former A. D. Morrison and C. E. Verigan. L. Swadley, Wayne Turner and resident of G a llipolis died a t 3:45 Lab■non Township: Ruda Durst George W . --Wells. p. m. Tuesday in the f'airfield•Lan­ Salem Township: Everett Coland John R. Sellen. cast.er hospital at Lanca ster. well, Jaci: ,J//, Crisp• Gerald K. After livlng for sever11I years with Grate, La urlh Hoctman, Eugene her daughter and son-in·la.w,' Mr. Holliday. , ;md Mrs. Worthy (Evelyn) Ta te in Salisbury Townshl,: David W _ Series Gallipolis she went lo Lancaster Ohliilger, Ed H. Reuter, Elis.ba E. rreeland Norris, banker-preacher a year and a half ago to live with Vitatoe, Dean A. Blackwood, of Racine, who has delitrered cha), a son, George D. D arst. Wayl1e Chase, Raymond R. Cot­ Mrs. Da rit W11s born in Meigs lengmg sermons nigbtly al �i­ terill, Reed Jeffers, John �tanley, eount)' on Aug. 7. 1874, one of Pomeroy Bapt Ult Church, . will Mrs. Gath Townsend, Kenneth eight children to the late Carlton bril1g his last week-night, messue Welsh. and Lueetia Price Tuckerman. She t oni_e:hl. There ■re no strvieea Sutton To'!fllship: Lawrenee was ,the la;it of her family. She was Friday and Sa turday. Beegle, Harold Cvnahan, Glenn The coocluding ser�(ce in tbt.!I married to G■orge Elmer Oarst Clifford i. Cundifl, 0. J. Galli, at Ru tland on Sepl. 16, 1896 by "spiriluaJ, renewal" series will be M orris,·. Vernon Nease, Howa rd Rev, L. E. Simmons, who waa a Sunday evening at 7:30 with .llr. Nol an, Edson E. Roush, Dane C. oomrade of Mr. Darst in lhe Civil Norri, spealr:ing. Vocal seleclions Wickline. by the mixed qu a rtet of previous War. He preel!Uefi her in death. "Pla y safe save costly damages SurvivoMJ are the daugh t er and evenings will be he a rd again. and embarrassment," say.s Mr, Last night special music wH son na med and 10 grandchildren Bahr. given by Mrs. Victor Young Jr,, and 25 great -gr a ndchildren. Mrs. Darst was the oldest mem­ a nd her daughter as well as by a ber of lhe Chur,eh of Christ at Rut­ quartet composed of two from land, She uni ted with tha t ehurch the Middleport deleg ation, Beulah un Sept. 12, 1800. ScrviceB will be White and Gra ce Hysell and Mr, held there at 2 p. m. Frida y. Rev. Norris and the pa9tor. DENVER (UPI) - Mrs. Elivera Thomas V. Wells will officia te, Doud, 82-year-old Jllolher of Mrs. SPEEDING CHARGED and burial will follow in Miles Mamie Eisenhower, died in her Charles Larue, f7, Pt. Pleasan t, sleep at her home here at 1 :44 cernetery al Rulan d under the direction of Miller 's Home for t�u­ �as been arrested by Pomeroy po- a. m. EDT, today. nera il. Friends , may call at the fu­ lie for_ speed mg . . He posted bond I1 She suffered a slight cerebral nera l home until noon l'rida)'. a nd will appea r m M ayor Charles hemorrhage in the summer of when the body will be take lo the Legar's court Saturday. 1959, and had been treated for church to lie in stale fur one hour hardening of the arteries. prior to the final rites. Meigs Native Died Tuesday At Lancaster Dorothy Douglas, Waller , Couch, Garnet H all, James: Partlow, Wm. Roberts, Leslie M. Price, C. E. Blakeslee, Wendell C. Gerlach, Carl B. Jennings, Marion " Eberi­ bach, Edward J . Folter, Oretha Snider, Phillip Globokar, George Harris, Virgil V. BroWn, Daniel E. Thompson, Gene HouduheU, Dwight K Logao( Gilbert Zwill­ ing, Clara Thom1is, Frani: A. Va11ghan, Don · Betitna:, Charles Mur­ ray, Jean . Windon, George H. HicJtl, Be tl)' W illa, Tommy R. Reu�f. EUa M . Wippel, Mildred M ankin, Robert E. Story, Leo F. Vaua:han, Max EJcl)in1er, Wayne -C. Swisher, Erma Smith, William T. Hendrix, Dorot.hy M. Johnaton, Herbert • Dixon, Charlea Karr, j quality FunillblDp WITil KENNEDY IN NEW York ( UPI) - Sen. John F'. Ken­ nedy <'.illDpaigned in a 17f>.mile motorcade •cross New York's "'.nohawk Valley today, nsting bl a me on the Republic.n1s for be­ mg deaf lo the cries for help from countless communities lo• ing lheir payrolls. Stumping in a largely Repubi­ can area between Albany and Syr.acuse the Democratic _ptnl· All rural burning will require a permit which will be issued by the area warden or local wardens starting Oct. 1. Regular permits are good for a period of ten days. Caution is emphasized against burning trash io the open or in open incinerators as papers may be blown. into dry grass causmg fire to escape. All fi.1 es are to be controlled and dead out or safely covered before leaving. Permits may obtained· from the following wardens: M iddleport: Kenneth Madden, James Sprouse, Martha Childs, M arilyn ' Bishop, Re1tna Hudion, Margare.t E. ArQ,oU, Elizabeth Searles, Nancy Mor•an, Eva Hart• ley1 Freda L. Edwards, Ruth Orn­ dorff, Belva Orndorff, Leroy J. Kennedy, Homer B. Smith, Bar• bara Stou t, Conrad L. Davll, Will­ lam K. Bailey, Lewis Loftl, Ron Careon. throucb er political fish to fry before reaching the home of the bean and the cod. He wa5 flying first today to normally Republican Burlington, Vt .• and Manchester, N. H. for afternoon t•mpaign speeches, Saturday LksStart Of 'in Permit Season In Rural Areas . .- Save Money · In • • • . Elberfelds Octobor Furn.iture �a:e • k '. · · • · · ·H,e/d. At ·M" eet,ng Sunday fue·m'ng POMEROY. oh,.. ' ��:ien;:=��11 . Ot#tic,grs El t-..., ' Weather 2$, Starts Thursd ' ay, September . 29th 1 ! I ·-yeoof•-..... kWOIN, IIMO 111... Adult Educaliun Studie,I Hy t;rou11 those of Meigs ing me meelmg were P.1 , .s. Siouer, oe1Hr1ce Kemn1ut, Mrs. •t.,111!1 1..-niip• ma11, M11ra111,·... 1 l',u-.:,u1b, LUC111..: ...mlLh, J\Vili t- 'recKer, V lllil.S l.,Cl', 1 Lee �. ,t;tne1 1.1 .. , rnnu, 1�1ary V 1niuua ih:wd, i:.,uuy .:ipr<1�u'-\ 1�eu1tl \11ue, uu,uL,1,1 .,.ir11c.. , 1.1.in• tiVa 1'l'Ollill, 1uu .. , t: .. ll,1W1\.,t - :,1ra. t.UlCr Mrs. M.KI, \;, t\'ll�S l' .ii"I'. .arid Mill.II Mary 1-'Ml k 1, nu � .,.,, ,I KUt:6, lit 1ne meelulK - call �• neat • . •" Yollond witl, flalr, The �roup went lo the ReyJU1 1tl11 1Ja1ry Mort:! tor reCresn­ me11ls, ••• Ohio Slat• t\ rt> h. ,1: lflM I '.I t; & ' f l,r h SIi Pattt1 dMr •n4 ""I t:ulnni tiu.11 . .,. ,. , •- In the nl..,. �ow. H� In th■, ,0.. t.w In th,■ 50s. ---.....:�---,--------------. -----------------------SINGLE -"-"'.-----Ohio, ---r """"...,,..--:"-°""""."�----COPlt'---· '."."'.""� September Pomeroy-Middleport, Thursday, 1900 VOL XII 0. 189 _ ' Will Be Saturday I , • f.een,ey-Bennett Post AuxiliO!J Met Tuesday you oareerlata • ..,., . Cla�s Held_Mee-tihg Tuesday Evening Be Theme At Next So,rority M:eeting • / Around And About Middleport ' - J 1 ' . -- ----- -- -- : FMhiOflabl• foolno!H lor r1111 girl who', .- toil'IO pl.-;..I Th,M lttMlad tuMt-1 i • dualln1 lfiing1 lor your 11.lrll and ,. •••alen, 1por11 1uita and jump,,a. ,. IN&11lfl,I le1th..-, in pepul., •II-white. - r...i. In atl-whlle or in yow ow11 Khoo! toCota. • Safety Director Spoke At Xi Gamma Mu Chapter Meet Mrs. Arnold Rienards, presi­ tin as the assisting hostess. Bearing out one of their pur­ Guest lec ture r at th e mee tJi;i1 dent, presided when the executive poses, the Mlcfd leport Bu11iness of the Xi Gamm■ Mu Ch1pter, The bu.'liness meeting w111 con- charge of the pre.g r am which ·.vu& Ir PIIIDOII HOUDAlftllLT bo ard of the County Council or I ducted by the president, Mrs. Rob- f)n Hemourcallls a nd Lilies. '.\tr&, and Prof6$8ional Women's Club Beta Sh:ma Pbl Sorority, held Church Women met Tue.day at will have only the li11t or arlicle1 Tuesday evcmin,: at the DAV HIii Mr:s. Charlea Sauer left last lhe the Mt. M "rlah Baplisl church in ert Canada)'. who prNented to the Reibel brought out the fact th , t Mrs. Phil Van V ranken , , they keep in t heir HO-llpital WMk.end for California where 1he wu which Jo.seph Fenderbo&h, ety Sa f club lhe a ward1 which they had ,Jthou11h we call them da)' l ilil:!s, forme r Barbara Wilson of M a son. M iddlep0rt. ft, Villitina: . with, relatives. She was received from lhe Ohio i\saociaHon ll'le HeJllourcallis is not a lily bul Loan Center on tll1play this week Director at KygJr Crffk plaot. wu honored last Saturday evening . acccunpanied to California by her as part of their observance of NalThe group ma de plans for of G arden Clubs. They received fiber rooted and does not come 1qnal BPW week. Mr. FendtrbQf:b . 11 · P�u:entl1;11 1 d"iUJhter Silly who returned by with a bridal shower held in the first pl a ce in the state for 'Group from a bulb. She s a id that the $eries of program■ oo radiation pla.ne to her employment in Co­ socu1I rooms of the MHon Metho­ World Community Da y to be Christmas Flower Show· which hemourcallis, & hearty plant, dis­ held a t Cheater Methodist Church A display � Of the ai-ticles had fallout and will q>ea t to . . tbt• tumbu.s on Sunday. dist Church. wJth Mrs. Pu rJey Kur .u ch a ir­ the)' reld m conjunction with the "ease free and that for a small ou t ben planned by t� Special Com­ group at ill next two m:eetlnp. liomer- Jones wu returned lo Mrs. George '.iicf'arlimd a nd man. Clar k Chiang, student a t '.,11ddleport Gii rden Club a nd t he lay of money one could have a mittee of the club betided by .tlra. Tueaday evenlne he give acie ll ti­ Amateur G a rch!ners Club a lso of bea utiful display of color with M lss Mar)' Burris were hostesses Rio Grande, will be gueiit spe a k­ Nan Moore but due to ltie fact flc background of the atomiC . flis home on M1pl e Street from for the event A wedding theme er for lhe day and the prokcls Midd leport. They a lso received mall.!I planting and grouping of th a t all of the items are presently bomb. Jn the MJt t two ruetin.11 Meiga Ceneral Hospital where he loaned out to the town people, he wUI explain how a person can was t a ken for treatment and obwas ruried out in the deco rations for 1hls year 's lit'rv1ce will be 1 sceond aw�rd in the year boo_k di- colon. · Silyin,a th a t now is the time t o free of charge, only the list will prepare fot • a- diaaater if one­ �rvation, of the gift ta ble a nd the serving medic a l klWL and children's night 1 vi.s1on over the st a le, reset and plant new lily bulbs. she r I be displa)'ed at the Ohio F)el Gas should come anil w-Jiat can be l•hl c . The former was cente ed clothes which will be sent lo Ni­ During the business meeting • .Paula K. Ruasell, entered Meip done for surviva l. wilh a l;i.rge colored umbrella and geria, Et hiopia, Burm a and Chile. lhey made pl ans to pa rticipate in auggested buying the hybrida as omce. General Hospital this week where they are e a siest to grow, need while Wt'ddlng bells while the la t ­ The group a lso voted to �po11- the arrangement uf the week con­ she underwent a tonsillecti.imy in observance of their A shor t -bu1ineH . meeti11g was Also good drain a ge a nd when properly ter was decorated in pink and sor trick or treat thnH1ghoul lhe test which is beini,: sponsored by wlntc with a large crystal bowl counl )· w1h coJLtributions bcmg ,hie L ' illll"llS Nallonal Bank. Ch.air­ cared for h a ve a long blooming speci•l week the Club members held follovilng. the pr"ogram wi tb 1eaterday. are lo meet Sunday evening at the Mra. Joyce Kennedy, president: . centered on the table with noa t­ sen to U N J CE!i'. Earl McKinley and Ronn le Evana ' 11ia11 named to be in ch a rge of period. w· • U hurch of Christ at 6·•" C in� p111k and white flo"'ers. 1 . ·.""' to ,al· in charge. A dona on • voted wi"II Ieave lb"1s Fr"d r following A IJUring the social hou Attending were Mrs. Alan llus ilre Mrs. Cecil Bol i n, Mrs, I ay (or tu • ·hi and , I '•nd t"e •,en,n •·my and wor'"g worsh,p serv,ce to the Salvat,·on ru ■. " ... small stand held • miniature bride H1mp1U1 1 , vice prcs1dc11I. Mrs. l\l . J.imc� Tilus, Mrs. Cush Johnston · h e meeting the tr aveling prize '" K h y. w ere they will take the phys.,, , b·",· ers for the Bloodmob',le held ,rou"ht ..... · and 14 rourn. "' by Mn. Heibel was won by " le& L. lreuch, secretary; Mrs. W. O. ,rnd Mrs. Hobert Heibel. today were aulgned. Mra. Phyl ' I exam Ior entrance in to the \iln. Diehl. Mrs. Stone ill Hoy w of Alkins, treuurer and Mrs. Edison Thursday net( they On week holders held Mulle n, Mrt. P,earl Weikel'- and navy · , Lrystal cllndlc .. for the next w1- 11 h ave a I unch eon mee,m u, ,, ,, h the 0.• ,-., The 'eg ,· on ,I mee1,·ng wh ,· '.•. , ,,,1, · g al B a ker uf the MiOdleport Finl , · M r,,' Yadney Hughes ol Jane . ... I, 0r1 , ·,ng. A sal ad Mrs. Tereaa Sw1tiel are in -charge pink ca 11<l,lcs lit ea ch end or the b. l'eld 'I La ke llope 0,, 'lie ! ..,u, cou rse wll!l ,.,,· t11blc from which Mrs. Mcra�l a nd Baptisl ; Mrs. H a rold Sauer, First of next t month was a nnuu n.:t:J. · :d by t he hostesses at the close the Marlin Restaurant from U : 30 of tbe mot>JJe, ' ·, -Lew, '\Y. Ya., is here to care for Uniletl Prcsbyteri•n, M iddleport; on. served punch a nd Miss Blirris Mrs. �lwl!rd Ray, editor vf lhc -J Un Matthews who was if the meeting, �er � �� Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Heath Metho­ Fol '°wtn,:_\.. tii:, , Pfoinm a "ala served the ca ke. relelled trom lhe · Mason Clinic , Mn: ed Metftod1st, Mrs. Jed H artinger Garden Path will h a ve a demonbr. ll!ll'Ved ',, course U V 1" lm e . ,L P&tient " tor White na pkins ' in1'Prin1ed wilh dist, Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Unit­ :�ra � :;· ;1� �� ;'.stmas decoraLIORfi I I .Mra_l • , M•rr ,i�betli� l � � e the names "Ba i:bara and Phil" in Crace J!:piscopa l, Mrs. F1·ance1 Rej,e� Allena"!prth ,, a patient 11llver and colored mlht11 complet­ Relbel, t'ederated, Mrs. Phil Ohl­ The county meetini which ..will •� �lz..- "1 Hqrplt.al where she ls O ber. a l-.,Odlnlf · were 111'1. t inger, EUB, Mrs. Edward Simp­ be helc.l at the Federated Church ed (hil! table setting. . ' ' Helen A,tkln� . ll<t� -,!14'1,rroini •• number ol ...... son, llacinP 8.iptist an d Mrs. Ro­ m Pomero)' on Oelul:>er 31 was ,also I Brle� - Mn., , Lo�iae 'n�nipsop, _ Het plf,el'lb, Mr. and Mrs. M . D. A do"or �riic Was won by Miss be'r t Lard, Chester Methodist. The Loyal Bereans Cius or the Mrs. Edni SJuaher Mli,. Ra,11 St.- • A)J en,worth and R11lh Wise took announced. . Sue �10BSm■n and �ame gifts were Oclober 18 was set as the da � e Middleport· Churc of Christ h · met � won by Miss Sh,.ron Forem•n, for the _Rm1hlng Party of the Ohto Tuesday evening at the church 8011, Mti. Anlf R ift, Mh. Sira hek' .Jo Gallipolis M onday·. A Workshop for flower arr.i,-i g. James �dourning is confined lo Gibbs, M r,. i\1rs. Jean Morgan, Mra. and Vrank,en. Mrs: June \Ian ini; w�s planned for October 17 t:ta �hi Chapter or Bela Sigm a for lheir regular meeting. Welker, . Mn. Nellie brown, Mra, his home today becauae of ... lllneH, Ellen fogleaong. <1 nd w1 J_ l be . held -11 t the Rutland I· Sorority � hen the grou P_ !fi et Tues H omer Rice, president, was in A. L. Bush visited recently ln Method i s t Ch,urc_h at 1 :00. All da � evenmg at the Office _ o f t �e charge- of t he meet ing . and M ra. Jean Blazewi� Ml"t. Mi ldred Atlcndlng were -Mi11s Patri�ia Upper Sandusky with Ottte Stan• K11rr, Miss rreddie Houda1helt. • . members are invited to •ttend _ and , Ohio Fuel G as Company m Mid- Bet·,, · e1 the d, ,-0,- ,-on·,1 · · ,· ne· . Rile )' , Mrs. Gl ad)'s: Thomas, Mrs. ley, former Middleport reaident . · · epor · t • a spcl'1a 1 mv1tat1on was extended 1 di leader. Followin!I reading of " · · . .. Virginia Burris, tilra. Jean ra<"e­ M I hO Jost both legs a r. tan ey w !�em e f?r party Roarin t�c g IS' lO l i\1r. 1uh1 ,\lrj, Jartes E. Conde _he mem bers of the newly orscripture ; the article "God Stands myt>r. :..t.n. June Van Vranken, ec 11' CV number of years ago broke hi1 hip ganll_ed clu_b of R.utland. Demon- 20 s and it will be held_ . at t he By • · was read by M rs. � ·Er• Mn. Jane Mcfa rland, Mn. Mary •ntenaincd witl1 a p:1rty Su11d a )' h111t wint r and ha.s not completee �tr11t1ons Wl 11 be given and a I so d hom� 0f Mrs. A. ' R . 'Kmg bl . win and "The Diary of the Bible" Mclnto11h, M rs. Margaret Pickens. ahernoon at llh" 1r hnmc Anne S t . , ly recovered. Wo�s, 1s lec;ture on th� fun1lemen�,il � •la _chairman of the 1 of was read by Mrs. George MeinMra.. Ellen fogle1on&, Mrs. Ra­ honoring their daugh1cr. K.ithy on Larry Lacey of Dayton and flower arr.ingmg. Mrs. Titus will soci a l comm1ttce In ch a rge of the hart mon a Nease, Mrs. Hazel Lieving, -�er elghth Uirtt1d11)'. , Clifford A1>pel spent last Suni:11y ,.. · part)' and is Hklng that all memSue , A blue a nd white color theme be in ch arge of the worbhop. I Mn. Or■ Md'a rland, Mias rry's father, Clarence with O fi s ers for bers have ruah the comin s n a mes in ims year IA. c f ' « Mrs. C a nad a y al.io reported on During the busines meeting Mouman, Miss Julia Van 'Meler, WH carried out in the decora tions an ey c family, Larry who is d the con vention· recent! )' held in medlatel)'. the group voted to 11:ive financial were elected when the Jr-Hi 8,F La Mi!!t and -rebe1hment1. Mill.!I rrei:ie'rick a Sch wan, working with the , Eniilneering During the bu11iness meeting asai ,tance to a S\udenl who .is met laat Sunday evening at the G a mes we re played durinM the tolumbus. Sharon f'orl'm a n, Mi.115 Lucy Coop­ Department of the city of D ayton Flnt conducted by the pre1idenl, Baptl■t Church in Mfddle�lfrs. iMrs. Robert Heibel was in studying for Ch iatian service. · � Mrs. afternoon and prizes •w a rded to er, Mrs. Evelyn Stew,rt , rl. Offi el ected were; presl- and Mr. · Appel flew their prlvab1 C1!'1'11 Fultz a letter from t he In• Birthday& of M r. r,o Belly and M rs. Marlene Goodwfn, K a thy W tson, a Roberta Vouug, Misa Patty New­ tcrn a lional office was read ask- Meinhart and Mrs, Rice were o):,- dent, Mar tha Fowler, vice PN!lli- plane here and In lhe afternoon land ,M iss Ann 1-larrt,, Mn. V irgin­ Pat O'Brien and Julie Brown. that Lhe chapters in Ohio pio- ,e"ed . Lon Greenlee was , r,epqr-t.' dent, Lig da �"!U: 8flcrei.r, , JC:ay the Clarence Lacy family, Pomeing Refre1hments or a decora ted ia Wi lson, and the hoste11e5.. neer a' proJect for retired mem- ed ·111. · -, Bora e■s, .P,asurer,.. Joh� 1l�&fMI � • .11:ljo)'ed • fli&hi' with them. ,: birthday cake, Jee cream, mints "'lthii · Ma 'l).in ' 'bf.' Toledo visited · · , bcrs. , hiitorian, , tarry _ GJadwell. ' ' �r . and kool tid were scrvec t Fa vors briefly with,:11 niecii and famtly, tte t cours'l was served by · desser . A Games Fultz Mn. played were meeting a p eeding announced were balltH>ns. of the Executive committee of the M rs. Cline, Mrs. L. E. Triplett th� m eeting_ 1e4 �y • Rev. � ald M r. and Mrs.' M. D. Allensworth Attending were Sheil a Cowen, chapter for this Thursday evening and M rs. ClaUdt! Aabley to mem- Boone. A "Fa mily Turnaboul" this Monday on hi& way to CharlesPomeroy, Ohlp Marlene Goodwin, Randy Burt, Mr1. Robert Hysell, newl y In­ at her home bets llnd Mrs. Ada · Ring· of play, With · all ·members taking ton. . Jimmy Swatzel, Kathy Watson, sta lled president of the Auxiliary TONIGHT •nd THURSDAY W dodafleld who was a guest. part, Was tape recorded to be Lucy Anubary was In charge of Tommy Vau1han, Pa l O'Brien, of Feeney-Bennett Post, Ameri• "THt. GIANT Of" MARATHON" pbyed back at a latter meeting. Conde'• Enlerudn the cultural prol{l'am of the evenTimmy Woodgc ard, RJcky Warner , (Techtiicolorr) c a n Legion, was in ch a rge of the ing entitled, "Self-Analysis. Plans were made to attend the As " Pom eroy Tag Day Pamela Neutzlln_g, Julie Brow n, meeting when the group met Steve Reeve& ( Hercules) Bapli1t Jr.-H I Jam boree lo be held With Sunday Dinner part or her program she conducted Lind a H udson, Sus an Ruschel, Tue,d a y a t lhe Legion hell, M id, a quiu, ''Do We Know Our Own · ,a'nd 'M')'l'e r1e" Demonaeot M r. ind Mrs. lames Conde an­ this Saturday ln lronl6n: · · ,- · Kathy Wehrung, Susan Gerl ach, dleport. COLDRCARTOONS Also · terlained with a dinner Sund ay at . Darryl The annual "Tag Day" sponsorother■ at tending were Mlnd8" which related one's cmoPatty Roush, Donna Francis and FRIDAY NOT OPEN cd by the Pomeroy Band Booslers Stumbo, Ruth Ann Kloe11, Sherry their home on Anne St. tions to the coming election. Jimmy 1md Bri a n Conde. Jcrr HyMrs. Hysell named th· e new SATURDAY Je a nne Bra un received the Association · will • 'ne· held Sahu- Simpson, Buddy Moon, Jack Sig- • Pre11en,t ,-ere Mr. l\"d Mr11. Paul sell sent: a iilt but Wllll unable to committees fo r the yea r and It "BOBBIKINS" traveling prite and refreshments day October I . Mrs. V ictor Yount man, M ike Bratton, Bruce Ann11 C11to of Columbus and Mrs. J, L. iltend. was reported that the memDCrahip Bohblklns - Shirley Jones were served b}' Barbara BelZinl, Sr. is the chairman and headqW1rt- and Richard Wilson. Councelors Casto of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mn. Conde was a ssisted in the drive was progressing nicely. A and Max B)'"IJ"ave& Carol Bachtel and Eleanor Blaet- ers will be a t the third ward hou"ae, for the group are - Mr. and Mrit. M rs. Conde and Cinda, Kathy, aerving by Mu.. Ray Woodaea rd, donation wH voted to the Salv1- also -Jimmy and Brian, Gene Coleman. will be served. tnar. ·dr1. Lynn Beegle and M a ry F.ran- tion "-rm y and the County Blood ''Till'. TJIIRD VOICE" ci1. Cinda Conde nsiste<l with the program. Edmond O'Brien, Julie London games. Sul'l.;Moh.; TueL Oct , 1-M Plans for s Halloween parly lo "HOME FROM THE HILLS" Le held .it t ile not ml.!eting nigh t were malle and Mrs. Mae Hoach ew ICefS Wall named ch a lrman 01 the rel rei;hmenl commlllee a nd M n . l:.Uecn �t:!arlcs chairman of pnzes Porty Held For Kathy Conde On Eighth Birthday i• l•• lloots that build - JJ iMl!I !!I Jl�llu.t/ �!, ,ii. ..!� ,,. w•�..,...,. " . ,_o �'· • · t}I • .it· ! ' ' -.· . .' I Norris Will Pre.ch Final Of President's Wife's Moth.;,_ Dies At 82 Se,,and TV Debale Mo•ed To Wa8hingto� CLEVELAND • (VPl) - The second · nationally televised debate between Vke President Richard M. Nixon and Sen. John F. Kennedy set f0r Oct. 7, ha s been shifted from Cleveland to Washinglon, it was announced tod&y. The only problem was accomodating over 3:M> newsmen in the Cleveland building -11t the time o( the teleca■t. JITNEY SUPPIA EVINT The T\lppera Pl ain1 School Boosters will sponsor a ji\ne)' sup­ per Saturday evening, · 0et;. 1 1 W[!jt SOIV"'II •�i •I D I ,111• ' Air For�..i Flunks Its Latest Titan Attemol PTA TO MEIT The S.ilem Center PTA is to CAPE CANAVERAL tlPI-An Air Forre attemp�, t<!., QrJI a, l'lt� ,peel Monday, Oct. 3 a t 7:30 •l missile 1 0,0IX) milea 'telf fa� &hdtt tlie school with Norlhwestern Dit­ of its goal today when the sec­ t,riet E:iecutive Head George il-1 . ond stace engines shut . down too Dall as as mam spe aker. The mem­ benhip drive is in pro!P"ess. Re­ soon. The Air Force said the mis­ freshments will be served. sile's d ummy warhead new more CONNER AltRl!STED thsn 6,000 statute miles down the Lacy Conner, 49, Columbus, Atlantic missile ra nge but landed was a rrested by 1he Meigs Coun­ far off target. ty Sheriff's Department for non­ · payment or an old fine. STOCKS MIXED NEW YORK UPI-Stocks were OF CUBA To GET mixed at the opening today with WASHINGTON UPI-The State electronics and scattered speciala outperforming" the overall mar• Dep artment said today lhat it was kel. Tradin& was moderately ac­ urging all American nationals to leave Cuba, Uvu. our denti'1 candidate hammered at ha oppo51uon lor kiJJmg two leg­ !SlaUve eUOJU to help depresst:d areas thi.!1 yur. 1n a speech prepared for • 1treet ra11y m Am1terc1am. Ken, neoy .said many oJdeT communi• ues were su11ering from --eco­ nomic harderung ol the arteries" wh1cb should have been prevented and 1hou1d be cured. "EconctmK ,\,tff;...,s.ltrotis" In •n area where many india­ tries have either shut down or moved to other parts of lhe counlr)', Kennedy said spreading "'economic .arterio-1c.ler01u1" had immobilized ■ome of �Ute more U1ilful aanda llit1d fertile brama P!- Lbe COUJIU'y. .. tif'QJ' · eigbt· · �- :Ni - said, •� Re:publiean1 have turned a dQf ear to tbe cry"i.ng need to rev1t1ltze these areu. ·t wice the .tre11oent h� vetoed depressed aru bll.ls tbal w4"1d have g1veo tnem an impona.n& Lift" He prom.I.led. that 11 the Oemo­ uats Win lbe national admin.1110'&UOD in Novemoer, there would De quick Jegillatioo lO said the de9ressea areu with &pec1aJ funds ,or &ectiom suft eriog from Jong term llflemploymenL ComiNt Wafff ll'ollutlon He aJso promised lo push through the ,1� minimum wa ge fed!?ral he1p tor citie, and towns co mbatting water pollution. ' National Jaycee Dir�tor Spoke To Local Group The M eigs Count)'t'Jaycees held their regulu meeting Wednesday evening with Roy Holter presiding, .and Frank tgbert,. national direct• or of Jaycees u guest speaker. Four new members were wel-­ comed into · the bed club. They were John Rodavin, Roy Grueser, Robert Story and Guy Russell. Dale Kaub: was Lbanked for tak:­ ing I.be Jaycees and t heir famm�­ on • hanide. Bill Roberts was named chairman of the Christmu program• • John Blaettnor and Paul Sim• on sened · a apaghetti ■upper. The nezt meeting 11 Oct. 12. Manley Services . . Will Be Held On Saturday • Funeral services for Mr11. Lil-­ lian M urriel Manley, RFD 2, Che­ shire, wbo died ahoul midniii:ht at her home tut night will be held." from the Fo1lesong Funeral Home in Mason Sa turday at 2:30 p. m. with burial in Graham Cemeteey. She w'as born Sept. 9, 1690 at Hanford, W. V a.. the daughter of the l ate Noah Aulmiller and F.dna Gr-aham Aulmlller. S urviving are her hu.sba nd, Vir­ gil, Cheshire: a ion, Clifford, Mid­ dleport; a 1lster, Mrs. Erlna Ewi ntr · Roseville, O.; and three grandchil• dren. A aon, Ray, preeended her in death in tr.Kl. Friends may un at the funeral, hotne afternoon Friday. The Rev.· Everett Delan,r will ofrici1te. MIIGS GINIIIAL IIOSPIT,t,L Admlsalo�: Leo llorri&, Rut• land. l'.>isebargea: Madgle Smith, Pom eroy; Dennis Byers, Kl'&er; Kath­ ryn Windon, Pome roy; Lon Gree lie, Middleport� VeqlJ Yutarou1h ChOll!ire, ,' ·. � .. ( �. .. ��.........=====---"':;;.f l !!" Room Suites I ·' Neighbors Club Plans Party At Ne�t Meeting . The Friendly Neithbon Club met TueS,,ay night at the home of Mrs. George Buc�anan. Mts. W!l· lard Hints, president, wu m charge. Mrs. Gene Cb_rk was . 'lpointed _secretary for the re­ m ::l l nder of the year. Recll•To-Bake . Li l• •: ' I ' . .. !' :. ' ' cuai MEAT LOAF lb. 4,c STEAKS lb. 19� . • ••• I o ' • Games were plaJed during Jack Carsey. Mrs. Charle• Spencer and Mn. Everett Foreman. The door prlze was awarded to Mn. George Conde. Home Made , S A U S A G E .'· Cook. Birlhd,,, ol Jennie Howell i 1,, lb. MR. AND MRS. SLACK Miss Priscilla Irene Padgett and Robert Francis Slack were married in a double rfng ceremony on Sept. 5 at 2 p.m. in the Four Square Gospel Church in San Diego, Calif., with the Rev. Ben Griffith officiating. . The bride ls the daughter of the late Mrs. Mary Padgett of Springfield. She is now residing in San Diego ind the bride• WAnRMEL�S ... •9c Mrs. Manning Roush entertained witR a chicken dinner Tue!KlaY evening al her home on 'Mulberry Ave. honorinti her husband on his birthday, A decorated birthday cake wall served with the dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs, Kerns Roush, ltte honored guest and Mrs. Roush. the patented ll•• Delicious --,- Hrdro-Coolod . . · · . . · · · · 3 l�s, ,$c . . · . . · '""'"' $1 i98 ' groom is the son of Mrs. A.di Slick and the late John Orville •Slack of By,1c1t1e. Music was ful"nilbed by Mn. Charlelle Hlissey · of san Dlego. · , $w,et c:�ra, r:., .::..;, .d9Jt,. 19f S I EG LER • Food Mart '' 'l'be bride given in marriage SIMON'S · SELF S�RV[I! MARKtT ,, JNSTANT C'8J Giant $1 .lf' I Save Your S&H Green Stampa - nU A llook Quicker 118 w. SECOND ST. · . · tqMEROY, • •. ' t omo Matron of honor ·was Mrs. Mon• na Licaus� of La Mesa, Calif., who wore 4 navy blue shealh dreS.9 with. white accessories. Best man was David Padg@U of San Diego, brotbei- oC the bride A reception was held at lhe home ol the bride's sister, Mrs . . Harold L. WhUt. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Opal Hinds, La Melfa, and Mrs. Dorothy Steele sister of the bride of San Diego. · POMEROY, OHIO • by her brother•llJ•law, Harold Whitt wore a royal blue sheath ilreaS with white ovenkir., her ,boulder length vell fell from a pill box cap. She carried red roses and white carnations. , Sile'°' B·O L O G. N A · -� . 31,s� $1:«10· · - A cook-out was held Tuesday evening in the yard at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Byer, in Middle• port, ·IJ)' the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club. Mr11. 8. N. East was the as­ slsl in:t hosteu. · During the short busineu meet ing condurted by Mn. Byer, Pte· aid1mt, a donation was voted to the Salvation Army. Three Octo­ ber birlhdays were ot.served dur• ing the evening and tbe next meeting waa announced . for . • Hallo"ween parly wllb Ml"'I. Mattie 81Jf;h as ho1te&s. 1'ho&E: pre11enl wcr� Mr,, Mont Miller, Mrs. Doyle Miller, Mrs. George Ht1.:!kelt Sr., Mn. Bush, Mrs. Mae Bailey, Mrs. John Sein• e�, Mn. Shirley Mills, Mrs. James \Vcbi!r Mrs. E. L. Hughes, Mrs. Noah Haskins, Mra. Orin Smith, Mrs. Carl Mattox, Mrs. Lawrence. Milhoan and Mrs. William Rob· son, Mrs. East and Mn. Byer. Sklnl'81 WIENERS . , 2 1bs. $1 .oo 19ade plana for their Halloween party next month. Other■ present at tbe meeting were Elinor Dodimer, Sandy Hum· pbreys, Roberta· Ingel1, Paul Hay• nes, Andy Laym,in, Stephen Pul· len, Steve Hindy, Sammy Hood and David eo,uies,. Leaden were Mrs. Burl Bogge11 and Mn. Tony Fowler. �"0°1 o G N A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . . 3 lbs. $1.00 Armour '• Celebrated Sunday The birthday of �rs. William Fost was celebrated laal Sunday when her daughter, Mrs. P. L. Mitch Cntertained wltti a family dinner at the Mitch home in Middleport. Others attending were Mr'. and Mrs. Norman FOIS, Ft. Pleas1nl, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Cron of Ra• cine and Larry Mitch. Giant 10 oz. NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE · · · · · · · · · · $1 .49 Markins Food Market RUTLAND, OHIO (i) I IIt . - '· .. Sentinel, PODlftOJ•IWd!Fport. 0., Sep!. 29, lll804 and Mi11 A,cuata Swett . or ,Car· 8unda:t theJ •laited briefly -tn pel1ter wert retent mu.on widi GIOUltet •IUl llr. and Mn. Datt Mi11 Sylvia Md(a■ler. Wlnefomnet. ro Mr. ud Mn. Robert HarrUI ■iw:t Jimmy Ohlinger bai 1one Columbui where he ha, bl,un llr. and Mn, Gorffl &nil �of his third year al the Art School. ColumbUI vl1lled la1t weekend with Kr. -.ad Mn. Ro-1 Hardt. ' Mr. and Mn. Myron KDler ant! Frank 11arrll •ho •• �en ,on Jimmy spent Wit weekend lD Colurobul -.itb Jlr. and lln.. lohn _.. vilida&· witlii Mr. and Mn. Robert Harril bu returned to Ill• hoilne Paraorui alfd 10n. On Saturday in F■:,etteaville. llr. ud i,n. Mr. Miller and Mr. Pusom at• Harry lllller were heA to ,re. tended Lbe State-Southern Metho­ turn h1D) home. di1t game. On their way home ! RACI N E'$ BANTAM SUPE R MAR KET THE STORE WITH A-HART G R O U N D B E E F . . · · · . . · lb. 49t; Slrlola and T•Bone Mb Maleh . . . Clover Fano or Boyd - STEAK or OLEO MIlK .. . . . . . . . . . . . . - lb. 79� . . . . . . . . . 5 1b. for 89< ' · · · · · · · · Gallon Ju, Only 89c ' ' 5 LB. BAG - 496 ROBIN HOOD F' l O U R · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2S lb. l,ag $1 .8�• ', Clover Farm • INSTANT COFFEE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6 01. 1ar 69Q Raci ne · Food Market "Your Friendly Clover F� Store" Top Quality Sell Semce and. Plenty of OIi Tbe Street Free Parkmg In PHONE Wl•&-334� RACI NE • 01 ... FOH Birt/uroy ....l'M At■r/ ...,• .Slack -it- eni\plO)'· ed. at . J;lofclO[" Hospital in San :Difgo. 'the bridegroom ls a '1838 graduate of Pomeroy High School and is now serving with the U. S. Navy stationed al Long Beach, Calif. They are now resid• inc at 2120 Fir&t Ave., San Diego Calif. WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES' FARTHER - Daily Mr. and Mn. Fra11lr: Harrah and &on were in Columbua yHUrday on bu1il-ieu. Mi11 Cecile Clark, Athen,, Mn. Wilm■ WWiumon of Carbondale T R E E T · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1 2 01. can 45c 11 ,,:!�S:n' t"':r � �!.:' .:'½�� PEACH HALYES · · · · · · 4 No. 2 ½ cans $1.00 the Mµldleport Finl Baptfli:, Church wh•n the, held · lheir 'reIANNER OLEO · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6 lbs, $1 ,00 1ular meetlq S1.1nd11iy eventn1. , Other orficer• elected , were Susie l!eonomy Morri■, vice pre1ident and Mari• D O G F 0 0 D · · · · · · · · 25 lb. bag $1.85 lyn Stumbo as secrelary•trea,u.rer · Durin1 the meetin& the lfOUP Jolly Bunch Club Holds Cook-out In Byer Yard Tuesday Mrs. Roush flonor• Hu,band On Birt/uroy Mr■. 1..<in Greenlee and daua:h• ter, Betty, Eu1ene McDaniel, Mr. and Mn. Arnold DodJon, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dodaon and Mra. Joe Keys and Mr. and Jlu. Wayne Burton of Muon weu ln Hunt.. ington thil Tueld.1y to lllend tbe funeral aervlttt for :Mn. Carrie Dunnacan. SHO P at MAR KI NS Stephanie Pullen Elected President ' , . OI Junior BYF Sending gifts bUt unable to at­ tend were Mr•. Donald Collins, Mr1. Davion Strickla,od, Mn. Ed· ward Well,, Mn. Rlclu1rd Fre�� an, Mn. Lloyd Davia, Mr,, Wilham Withrow, Mias Clnaer Spears and Mrs. Raymond Brune,. Mn. Char1e. E. Burdette and Mrt. Emenon Jonea wen m Gal­ llpoJ11 Tuead■:r on bu1ine•. Harley Swi■her and aon Itel• vln, and Jlrt. Jobn Wolfe {Lucille Swi1her) of Columbua atterufed fuoer■I &ervice, for their unc:le, Sohn Swl1ber at the McCoy Pun• er■I Home in Vinton, Su.nday. l,a=a.a====aa.a===iaaa=========""i Refreshments earyine out the and Winona Cook were observed. blue and pink theme were 1erved Refreabmenta were aerved at to lhe above named and Mr1. the dose of �he meeting. Burley Cook, Mrs. Wendell Ger, lac, ¥11. Don MuUen, �s. Fred Lewis and Mrs. Ela Gilmore Jr. ' bljb s�ool , dailce party ia u:�ed'u Jed fot tta,e lomeroy ll!gh Sploo\ ' 'ltuli•U)l , this coming $1turday evenln&, Oct. 1 . • ! :l(loi\,, llrJQll 0an.C Lool,\ 1W<tan (the Jays) will emcee. Teenaeenl 'lia,e given th� d�� cc the theme, "Record Review . Thi, dance i1 chaperoned Ind &ponsored. by the- Sew.Rite Club the eveninc and prize11 awarded lo Mrt. of Pomeroy. E¥A'S RESTA.U RANT !,II' :. to 3:' P.M. �,�� 6 A,M. . ' I , ,__ . I Gifta were placed In a white bu­ inet decorated In blue and pint. A large atork holding a baby cent­ ered the coffee table. Tender ,ly ,. ■ DDtl HOUDA.MUI.Y Larry Mitch, er1du1te ot this ber, EHi! MIiler, was reported to · )'e.ar's d111 hu accepted employ. Mcl11 General Hoapltal. The char- ment at Hoblon on the NYC rail ter was draped for one de-eeased road. member, Mn. Berth■ ChaH. Mr. and Mu. Wayne Glbbom Plan, were lnlde to attend lhe returned home yt1lerda1 after• district convention in Marietta, noon from Cindnn■li where be Oct. 8th. D1-trlct offteen from wa1 released from Cbrilt Hoepltal Pomeroy are: Council Member Mr. Gibbon, who had undergone No. I, Minnie NeuWint; Junior aoiQl s\ll'lerr there Ja improvin1. Vice Pruldent, Pearl. Reynold.I; Lon Greeol,ee who entered the Patriotic lutructor, Evelyn Clark Melo General Hospital Monday and Aides appointed were Helen for treatment, wu relea,ed yesMiller and Evel1n Clark. terd1y and lt ma.c:h Improved. Prize package donated by Cad• die Wiclr:h■m wu won by Winona The blue and plnk color theme Tht:� Offy11nt $t/111rdi1v ltl;aht >, I• Gold1bl!rry wu a:uest of ronor 11 a layette ■hower Tuetday evenina, at her home on Lincoln Heights, given by Mrs. Robert Goldsberry of New Haven Heights, w, Va, auitted by Mn. Alvin Spears. Henry Werr)' . Around And About Middleport ,... How•ll T•nl No. ... Dao• ghter. ot Union Vtterana, met Monday eve1dng wUh President Lena Hamm tn th■ra•. One mem• Mrx. DoD■ld was carried out In the de-coraston,. Qance R,v;ew 1, . I Tie October meeting will be a Halloween party at the home or Mr�. Jack Ro'oinson. Each tnember i., 10 mask or pay a 50c fine, The lran•lin,i: prize donaled by Mn. Hrpes was won h1 Mrs. !!Histed by Mrs. Leon McKnight to Meldames Robert Arnold, Will­ iam Sheridan, Donley Reibel, Charles Werry, Charles Legar, Ro)' Smith. Emerson Well, Har­ old Lohse, Elwood Bowers, Den• ver Thoma. Lee Tyo ana those mentioned above, '' . \ were served from I a Relreshmer,ts candle-lit 1 able by the hostel! . Plans Made To Attend District Convention Oct. 8 Layette Shower Miss Padgett, Mr. Slack, Married · In Double Ring Ceremony Sept. 5th Held For Mr$. Donald Goldsberry wo nOe r it's ' ' t. Old Fashioned F R AN KS 59c lb. ..p·l■S �1, ' ·- �-- Smoked JOWL BACON 4 lbs. $1.00 • PORK SHOULDER · 45c Ill• Silted AND HERE ARE OUR SPECIALS PORK STEAK 3 lbs;$1 .19 FOR TRIS WEEK•ENDl , 1...t Arri1'1RfJ ' . . ' '... ,11 · 0 I . .·. . , . . . . . . . , . Ht. 69c1 BONElRS IEEF DUTCH to�, M PIQUE & l'IMEN .LOAF . . . . . . · · lb. $9c it I I S T E A K · · · · ·: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · � f9F FRESH OYSTERS 1 2 01. can 99c GROCERI ES · · · .... Clover Farm Tai Milk . . · . . . . . . · 7 ca,� 9Jc 6 01. Ju 75c' Clovtr For■1nttnt -D :O .G , F, 0,0, D., . : · · ;,: {,(.' �/ � CIIII $ 1;00: PEAC--·HES 51[, •'\· · · · · v · •;,; . 1111 $ 1 .00: · _,11lt½ hi Heayy'i{II� I I...__'. . . "- ' ti ' �. 'Gold Medal or ,iol>ID Hood FLO UR 25 1b; $1.99 : l ·I ·• , .., '':-· ·l · '\ J - a· · · • 1 t · ·• ' ,·' i t1 Ll1 'iv · :1 S A LT F I SH 39c , lb. " ' . • � Sland.ard - ---------eo,-. · · · · CENTER CUT or LOIN OIO(OLATE CANDY1 Chocolate Dropsc , Chocolate Raisins, . Molted Milk Bolls .. . Break Up Chocolate· , j M�Ts � · •uCKf'tl BA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II,. 4?e < I . ..ot .. J,• ' i . ' • .. . ... ... , ' SLICED . PORK SAUSAGE: ' 3 llts. $ 1.00 P O R K C H O P S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c lb. , -5-A U S � G, E ., · · , ·, - , . . . . . · 3 (�1. $1.00 1c•rt����i, a�:f!! it was : ' ...,,_.,....,,.��:-:-:-:-:�::'":"::'.��-. ' •• ·1 j.,, ·T _r."'\r'f't ' � t�· •-,,. , ,, ,. , ,>1,1 ;,• • • ' I: . . , PIINff�...., ; ,,: :, · : ;, . . · "'. \' 2 for 25c 1111 !lll'infi, ,, . ,.,1,11.,�,Iii: ,,J., ' . .�.• :, ,....! .. Black Raspberry Jelly & Preserves · · · · · · 55c , · Campbell's TOMATO SOUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1 0c per can · Crystal Wlllte � SYRUP . . . . · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · 3, Ill. 49c :,t ., Nary a bite . • . seldom a crumb • • • when tliere's Heiner'_s to brighten up your appetite at breakfast, lunch or dinner . • • snack-time, too, ' Stays fresher for the longest time, tastes better all the time. ( . �LOTH ING BU,YS! ·. , .· , <. r • ,..•,· " ,· . Big Ben BllliJie(fJn"1 Work Jkkets . , fl•.:, :•··'$5.95 . "" ' . ·),'\�� Cee - For Men .._ ·• , w,tt'rl � ..,,. s . . . . . . $3.98 •, i,; � ' � r' 1'l�, '.i Orion I": ""' ,,. . ..J • 'lUlkr1<Nfr ,., �,.,.� � • ' <l�{.,,,, :,, · , · . · · SWEAHRS · · · · · · · · : · · · $5.95 , Ladles'. Corduroy SL I M J I M S . . · . . . . . . · . . · . . :, · ' . . $2.98 ; ''Waid . ' Cross' Son. ' . � ■ ACINE, OHIO , ,. ' ; . , · ,, , ' . ,· • ffeiner's bread is made � the small batch process . . • smooth, unilof!11 teiblre .- • • '!O lloles • • , Beater,Wtuweci; wt· pit it. �. .. ��.........=====---"':;;.f l !!" Room Suites I ·' Neighbors Club Plans Party At Ne�t Meeting . The Friendly Neithbon Club met TueS,,ay night at the home of Mrs. George Buc�anan. Mts. W!l· lard Hints, president, wu m charge. Mrs. Gene Cb_rk was . 'lpointed _secretary for the re­ m ::l l nder of the year. Recll•To-Bake . Li l• •: ' I ' . .. !' :. ' ' cuai MEAT LOAF lb. 4,c STEAKS lb. 19� . • ••• I o ' • Games were plaJed during Jack Carsey. Mrs. Charle• Spencer and Mn. Everett Foreman. The door prlze was awarded to Mn. George Conde. Home Made , S A U S A G E .'· Cook. Birlhd,,, ol Jennie Howell i 1,, lb. MR. AND MRS. SLACK Miss Priscilla Irene Padgett and Robert Francis Slack were married in a double rfng ceremony on Sept. 5 at 2 p.m. in the Four Square Gospel Church in San Diego, Calif., with the Rev. Ben Griffith officiating. . The bride ls the daughter of the late Mrs. Mary Padgett of Springfield. She is now residing in San Diego ind the bride• WAnRMEL�S ... •9c Mrs. Manning Roush entertained witR a chicken dinner Tue!KlaY evening al her home on 'Mulberry Ave. honorinti her husband on his birthday, A decorated birthday cake wall served with the dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs, Kerns Roush, ltte honored guest and Mrs. Roush. the patented ll•• Delicious --,- Hrdro-Coolod . . · · . . · · · · 3 l�s, ,$c . . · . . · '""'"' $1 i98 ' groom is the son of Mrs. A.di Slick and the late John Orville •Slack of By,1c1t1e. Music was ful"nilbed by Mn. Charlelle Hlissey · of san Dlego. · , $w,et c:�ra, r:., .::..;, .d9Jt,. 19f S I EG LER • Food Mart '' 'l'be bride given in marriage SIMON'S · SELF S�RV[I! MARKtT ,, JNSTANT C'8J Giant $1 .lf' I Save Your S&H Green Stampa - nU A llook Quicker 118 w. SECOND ST. · . · tqMEROY, • •. ' t omo Matron of honor ·was Mrs. Mon• na Licaus� of La Mesa, Calif., who wore 4 navy blue shealh dreS.9 with. white accessories. Best man was David Padg@U of San Diego, brotbei- oC the bride A reception was held at lhe home ol the bride's sister, Mrs . . Harold L. WhUt. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Opal Hinds, La Melfa, and Mrs. Dorothy Steele sister of the bride of San Diego. · POMEROY, OHIO • by her brother•llJ•law, Harold Whitt wore a royal blue sheath ilreaS with white ovenkir., her ,boulder length vell fell from a pill box cap. She carried red roses and white carnations. , Sile'°' B·O L O G. N A · -� . 31,s� $1:«10· · - A cook-out was held Tuesday evening in the yard at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Byer, in Middle• port, ·IJ)' the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club. Mr11. 8. N. East was the as­ slsl in:t hosteu. · During the short busineu meet ing condurted by Mn. Byer, Pte· aid1mt, a donation was voted to the Salvation Army. Three Octo­ ber birlhdays were ot.served dur• ing the evening and tbe next meeting waa announced . for . • Hallo"ween parly wllb Ml"'I. Mattie 81Jf;h as ho1te&s. 1'ho&E: pre11enl wcr� Mr,, Mont Miller, Mrs. Doyle Miller, Mrs. George Ht1.:!kelt Sr., Mn. Bush, Mrs. Mae Bailey, Mrs. John Sein• e�, Mn. Shirley Mills, Mrs. James \Vcbi!r Mrs. E. L. Hughes, Mrs. Noah Haskins, Mra. Orin Smith, Mrs. Carl Mattox, Mrs. Lawrence. Milhoan and Mrs. William Rob· son, Mrs. East and Mn. Byer. Sklnl'81 WIENERS . , 2 1bs. $1 .oo 19ade plana for their Halloween party next month. Other■ present at tbe meeting were Elinor Dodimer, Sandy Hum· pbreys, Roberta· Ingel1, Paul Hay• nes, Andy Laym,in, Stephen Pul· len, Steve Hindy, Sammy Hood and David eo,uies,. Leaden were Mrs. Burl Bogge11 and Mn. Tony Fowler. �"0°1 o G N A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . . 3 lbs. $1.00 Armour '• Celebrated Sunday The birthday of �rs. William Fost was celebrated laal Sunday when her daughter, Mrs. P. L. Mitch Cntertained wltti a family dinner at the Mitch home in Middleport. Others attending were Mr'. and Mrs. Norman FOIS, Ft. Pleas1nl, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Cron of Ra• cine and Larry Mitch. Giant 10 oz. NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE · · · · · · · · · · $1 .49 Markins Food Market RUTLAND, OHIO (i) I IIt . - '· .. Sentinel, PODlftOJ•IWd!Fport. 0., Sep!. 29, lll804 and Mi11 A,cuata Swett . or ,Car· 8unda:t theJ •laited briefly -tn pel1ter wert retent mu.on widi GIOUltet •IUl llr. and Mn. Datt Mi11 Sylvia Md(a■ler. Wlnefomnet. ro Mr. ud Mn. Robert HarrUI ■iw:t Jimmy Ohlinger bai 1one Columbui where he ha, bl,un llr. and Mn, Gorffl &nil �of his third year al the Art School. ColumbUI vl1lled la1t weekend with Kr. -.ad Mn. Ro-1 Hardt. ' Mr. and Mn. Myron KDler ant! Frank 11arrll •ho •• �en ,on Jimmy spent Wit weekend lD Colurobul -.itb Jlr. and lln.. lohn _.. vilida&· witlii Mr. and Mn. Robert Harril bu returned to Ill• hoilne Paraorui alfd 10n. On Saturday in F■:,etteaville. llr. ud i,n. Mr. Miller and Mr. Pusom at• Harry lllller were heA to ,re. tended Lbe State-Southern Metho­ turn h1D) home. di1t game. On their way home ! RACI N E'$ BANTAM SUPE R MAR KET THE STORE WITH A-HART G R O U N D B E E F . . · · · . . · lb. 49t; Slrlola and T•Bone Mb Maleh . . . Clover Fano or Boyd - STEAK or OLEO MIlK .. . . . . . . . . . . . . - lb. 79� . . . . . . . . . 5 1b. for 89< ' · · · · · · · · Gallon Ju, Only 89c ' ' 5 LB. BAG - 496 ROBIN HOOD F' l O U R · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2S lb. l,ag $1 .8�• ', Clover Farm • INSTANT COFFEE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6 01. 1ar 69Q Raci ne · Food Market "Your Friendly Clover F� Store" Top Quality Sell Semce and. Plenty of OIi Tbe Street Free Parkmg In PHONE Wl•&-334� RACI NE • 01 ... FOH Birt/uroy ....l'M At■r/ ...,• .Slack -it- eni\plO)'· ed. at . J;lofclO[" Hospital in San :Difgo. 'the bridegroom ls a '1838 graduate of Pomeroy High School and is now serving with the U. S. Navy stationed al Long Beach, Calif. They are now resid• inc at 2120 Fir&t Ave., San Diego Calif. WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES' FARTHER - Daily Mr. and Mn. Fra11lr: Harrah and &on were in Columbua yHUrday on bu1il-ieu. Mi11 Cecile Clark, Athen,, Mn. Wilm■ WWiumon of Carbondale T R E E T · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1 2 01. can 45c 11 ,,:!�S:n' t"':r � �!.:' .:'½�� PEACH HALYES · · · · · · 4 No. 2 ½ cans $1.00 the Mµldleport Finl Baptfli:, Church wh•n the, held · lheir 'reIANNER OLEO · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6 lbs, $1 ,00 1ular meetlq S1.1nd11iy eventn1. , Other orficer• elected , were Susie l!eonomy Morri■, vice pre1ident and Mari• D O G F 0 0 D · · · · · · · · 25 lb. bag $1.85 lyn Stumbo as secrelary•trea,u.rer · Durin1 the meetin& the lfOUP Jolly Bunch Club Holds Cook-out In Byer Yard Tuesday Mrs. Roush flonor• Hu,band On Birt/uroy Mr■. 1..<in Greenlee and daua:h• ter, Betty, Eu1ene McDaniel, Mr. and Mn. Arnold DodJon, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dodaon and Mra. Joe Keys and Mr. and Jlu. Wayne Burton of Muon weu ln Hunt.. ington thil Tueld.1y to lllend tbe funeral aervlttt for :Mn. Carrie Dunnacan. SHO P at MAR KI NS Stephanie Pullen Elected President ' , . OI Junior BYF Sending gifts bUt unable to at­ tend were Mr•. Donald Collins, Mr1. Davion Strickla,od, Mn. Ed· ward Well,, Mn. Rlclu1rd Fre�� an, Mn. Lloyd Davia, Mr,, Wilham Withrow, Mias Clnaer Spears and Mrs. Raymond Brune,. Mn. Char1e. E. Burdette and Mrt. Emenon Jonea wen m Gal­ llpoJ11 Tuead■:r on bu1ine•. Harley Swi■her and aon Itel• vln, and Jlrt. Jobn Wolfe {Lucille Swi1her) of Columbua atterufed fuoer■I &ervice, for their unc:le, Sohn Swl1ber at the McCoy Pun• er■I Home in Vinton, Su.nday. l,a=a.a====aa.a===iaaa=========""i Refreshments earyine out the and Winona Cook were observed. blue and pink theme were 1erved Refreabmenta were aerved at to lhe above named and Mr1. the dose of �he meeting. Burley Cook, Mrs. Wendell Ger, lac, ¥11. Don MuUen, �s. Fred Lewis and Mrs. Ela Gilmore Jr. ' bljb s�ool , dailce party ia u:�ed'u Jed fot tta,e lomeroy ll!gh Sploo\ ' 'ltuli•U)l , this coming $1turday evenln&, Oct. 1 . • ! :l(loi\,, llrJQll 0an.C Lool,\ 1W<tan (the Jays) will emcee. Teenaeenl 'lia,e given th� d�� cc the theme, "Record Review . Thi, dance i1 chaperoned Ind &ponsored. by the- Sew.Rite Club the eveninc and prize11 awarded lo Mrt. of Pomeroy. E¥A'S RESTA.U RANT !,II' :. to 3:' P.M. �,�� 6 A,M. . ' I , ,__ . I Gifta were placed In a white bu­ inet decorated In blue and pint. A large atork holding a baby cent­ ered the coffee table. Tender ,ly ,. ■ DDtl HOUDA.MUI.Y Larry Mitch, er1du1te ot this ber, EHi! MIiler, was reported to · )'e.ar's d111 hu accepted employ. Mcl11 General Hoapltal. The char- ment at Hoblon on the NYC rail ter was draped for one de-eeased road. member, Mn. Berth■ ChaH. Mr. and Mu. Wayne Glbbom Plan, were lnlde to attend lhe returned home yt1lerda1 after• district convention in Marietta, noon from Cindnn■li where be Oct. 8th. D1-trlct offteen from wa1 released from Cbrilt Hoepltal Pomeroy are: Council Member Mr. Gibbon, who had undergone No. I, Minnie NeuWint; Junior aoiQl s\ll'lerr there Ja improvin1. Vice Pruldent, Pearl. Reynold.I; Lon Greeol,ee who entered the Patriotic lutructor, Evelyn Clark Melo General Hospital Monday and Aides appointed were Helen for treatment, wu relea,ed yesMiller and Evel1n Clark. terd1y and lt ma.c:h Improved. Prize package donated by Cad• die Wiclr:h■m wu won by Winona The blue and plnk color theme Tht:� Offy11nt $t/111rdi1v ltl;aht >, I• Gold1bl!rry wu a:uest of ronor 11 a layette ■hower Tuetday evenina, at her home on Lincoln Heights, given by Mrs. Robert Goldsberry of New Haven Heights, w, Va, auitted by Mn. Alvin Spears. Henry Werr)' . Around And About Middleport ,... How•ll T•nl No. ... Dao• ghter. ot Union Vtterana, met Monday eve1dng wUh President Lena Hamm tn th■ra•. One mem• Mrx. DoD■ld was carried out In the de-coraston,. Qance R,v;ew 1, . I Tie October meeting will be a Halloween party at the home or Mr�. Jack Ro'oinson. Each tnember i., 10 mask or pay a 50c fine, The lran•lin,i: prize donaled by Mn. Hrpes was won h1 Mrs. !!Histed by Mrs. Leon McKnight to Meldames Robert Arnold, Will­ iam Sheridan, Donley Reibel, Charles Werry, Charles Legar, Ro)' Smith. Emerson Well, Har­ old Lohse, Elwood Bowers, Den• ver Thoma. Lee Tyo ana those mentioned above, '' . \ were served from I a Relreshmer,ts candle-lit 1 able by the hostel! . Plans Made To Attend District Convention Oct. 8 Layette Shower Miss Padgett, Mr. Slack, Married · In Double Ring Ceremony Sept. 5th Held For Mr$. Donald Goldsberry wo nOe r it's ' ' t. Old Fashioned F R AN KS 59c lb. ..p·l■S �1, ' ·- �-- Smoked JOWL BACON 4 lbs. $1.00 • PORK SHOULDER · 45c Ill• Silted AND HERE ARE OUR SPECIALS PORK STEAK 3 lbs;$1 .19 FOR TRIS WEEK•ENDl , 1...t Arri1'1RfJ ' . . ' '... ,11 · 0 I . .·. . , . . . . . . . , . Ht. 69c1 BONElRS IEEF DUTCH to�, M PIQUE & l'IMEN .LOAF . . . . . . · · lb. $9c it I I S T E A K · · · · ·: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · � f9F FRESH OYSTERS 1 2 01. can 99c GROCERI ES · · · .... Clover Farm Tai Milk . . · . . . . . . · 7 ca,� 9Jc 6 01. Ju 75c' Clovtr For■1nttnt -D :O .G , F, 0,0, D., . : · · ;,: {,(.' �/ � CIIII $ 1;00: PEAC--·HES 51[, •'\· · · · · v · •;,; . 1111 $ 1 .00: · _,11lt½ hi Heayy'i{II� I I...__'. . . "- ' ti ' �. 'Gold Medal or ,iol>ID Hood FLO UR 25 1b; $1.99 : l ·I ·• , .., '':-· ·l · '\ J - a· · · • 1 t · ·• ' ,·' i t1 Ll1 'iv · :1 S A LT F I SH 39c , lb. " ' . • � Sland.ard - ---------eo,-. · · · · CENTER CUT or LOIN OIO(OLATE CANDY1 Chocolate Dropsc , Chocolate Raisins, . Molted Milk Bolls .. . Break Up Chocolate· , j M�Ts � · •uCKf'tl BA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II,. 4?e < I . ..ot .. J,• ' i . ' • .. . ... ... , ' SLICED . PORK SAUSAGE: ' 3 llts. $ 1.00 P O R K C H O P S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c lb. , -5-A U S � G, E ., · · , ·, - , . . . . . · 3 (�1. $1.00 1c•rt����i, a�:f!! it was : ' ...,,_.,....,,.��:-:-:-:-:�::'":"::'.��-. ' •• ·1 j.,, ·T _r."'\r'f't ' � t�· •-,,. , ,, ,. , ,>1,1 ;,• • • ' I: . . , PIINff�...., ; ,,: :, · : ;, . . · "'. \' 2 for 25c 1111 !lll'infi, ,, . ,.,1,11.,�,Iii: ,,J., ' . .�.• :, ,....! .. Black Raspberry Jelly & Preserves · · · · · · 55c , · Campbell's TOMATO SOUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1 0c per can · Crystal Wlllte � SYRUP . . . . · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · 3, Ill. 49c :,t ., Nary a bite . • . seldom a crumb • • • when tliere's Heiner'_s to brighten up your appetite at breakfast, lunch or dinner . • • snack-time, too, ' Stays fresher for the longest time, tastes better all the time. ( . �LOTH ING BU,YS! ·. , .· , <. r • ,..•,· " ,· . Big Ben BllliJie(fJn"1 Work Jkkets . , fl•.:, :•··'$5.95 . "" ' . ·),'\�� Cee - For Men .._ ·• , w,tt'rl � ..,,. s . . . . . . $3.98 •, i,; � ' � r' 1'l�, '.i Orion I": ""' ,,. . ..J • 'lUlkr1<Nfr ,., �,.,.� � • ' <l�{.,,,, :,, · , · . · · SWEAHRS · · · · · · · · : · · · $5.95 , Ladles'. Corduroy SL I M J I M S . . · . . . . . . · . . · . . :, · ' . . $2.98 ; ''Waid . ' Cross' Son. ' . � ■ ACINE, OHIO , ,. ' ; . , · ,, , ' . ,· • ffeiner's bread is made � the small batch process . . • smooth, unilof!11 teiblre .- • • '!O lloles • • , Beater,Wtuweci; wt· pit it. ��,,.,_... - . ' -. -Exci11ng •••. t. FLATrE0W� SEOAL contender for the first division, or better when they meet a big and tough Athens High School club. ' Friday n )gbt wiH mark the Pome roy Panthers as a seriou s ,.MU,. ......,,.• ., ��';'� .'�, h.•�� al( his , v�r•i�., boys .----A� ;p.;;:;}fates C3f . CC0f C ge_ --•- WI· Over v.1 aw1.ee& ,W 1t11-i;;n-Jk 1n .�o'l,d!li<JII �., An d, for the first time thfa season, Coach Alex CJlo is more t ,C oach Ctlo llj,A_� today both Don , inav� -awp, two half , • !f.lPt' , t_ o:i ,.r: "'Tbey lfilolar , :.11:��cl . ,r .· a.i-�� · • Jli!!J. ' t e o �•w f u,. lp'ro � · ,tl1ia W, at •h"ime Utls aea,on.:-the othp� a,e .G,11�P91js next week, Wellst on, Oct. 21 and J1c.kson on . Nov 4- is cert e in . t� be a stiff test for . fhe young Panthen, !0aded , with sophomores and junwrs. _ . . The BlilldOgi, COllthed liy Don Eskey who 11 In hi& third year � t Athens, have scored 1 06 point,, m two games, and are u,nscored u pon. �heY_ lead the ieague ilt th,s pomt m o!lenae. L , ,, � charlQ, ;140 po und , Dor Coa _ t NEW YORK (IJl'I ) _ The PHtfi· Lein to start the first two ga' es 'fbilll J15 M._qnd·. �llh _bl!f'&h Pl,ra tel y,111 ��-a.. �ar b).., f� with Mizell and J 1ijd ,pe!'�P,I !lieelli�•.. edl.9 i�- ddi . �-m games No 3 ind Crow it ·• �ble. �@; �t 1 1 �� ' !Jllddl9 lin,�ftet:'.')? JUm where it 1s nec, the t Y N,w ork A Yatt� 'Jli W,81'1:il � . de- ,..-�,;;· , , - �,.'.\" 'Stt ftt,m the ,, _- intch away ' Series pitchin.1. ;: · �:- , : . , · -, 1 uillt'tanded power ." · The way 80nifl .t�il Y . . � � alilf. � ')� ;iialn at :::� ciu , ack lftd Gene He11te Whiley Ford (ll-9) 'lt.111 spotty lhe Pirates wOh the N'atldbft 1 90 pound buatet from New ttI'. Wgde Pfflll.allt �•UH of tRelr Ill' 9t'liaon but the 'tankeeB insist ven i s fullback. pitching wblle the Yaflkees won he is the top money pitcher in ..... . American League pennant de· baseball and Stengel undoubtedly 'the victo ber Pan for ry the t be· s � •�-1 _;�; • '!Viii use hjm in "must games." fore home town ltl ndJ lull of spite tbeir pltthihl, �, • · .. -. , f ttl Pari G This cll ,oulble over-slmplitags llim far the oj:)etler ln eerlng ranting a d ' . .... . � 'J ll an, co • t e � Pittsburgh and for at least one t fact on the ers 111alysts, that in o s Q fleation rOjd the h t a tr ng • . ; showing in gamel to COQJ.e. is that Plttsbtlt'g"h man11:ger Dan- anti possibly two tnure st11rts. ,. 1 : v., 11 · ny Murtaugh has a classic WorldAftei- dropping the Oak l " � !!-..;.., . · · The problem with Ford , u - with t opener, th Pan thiirs eame baCk Series type staff, equally bal) to dump Wahama and Chauncf!Y anced with left-handers and right- all the Yankee starters this year, {t1;, ., s • J -�1 � ' '' : ' f ;; • , : ,, >.• 1 ,�. I by identical 22.9 scores. They He · handers and complete with fast- is that they rarely finish what ;?- {/ . "'"' l i \ lleve a little old winning streak ballers and curveballers while they start. This places a dillicult ' ' ", , ' · "-i \1 �t•i , t , . , �- · •/t f.l/�1 J/ f'' \ : \ :� f of three is possibl e. And they'' d New York pilot Casey Stengel has burd en on a bullpen which was The middle of the Athens line , robbed of its strong arm by ,._ ,� , � ..,'- :. • i � ( / · • : ·: . }' : . · ,., from tackle to tackle, has been J ust as sooh Athens were the been forced to tinker all seHon-. !l:Ylle p 's ineffectiveness apd Q � d ... . iL t • Q • • with a slaff that lacke durabil r liken,ed un�o the ; . �t- �n in victim as anybody. · ady but somew�l nts ,.,·,"J, , . iC,01,\ . •_,·. and ·Pnnslste ocy . • in �- J"" •llon:. . : · •� ·1!\) th • sl!J9. . w:,:, .,_ c � \>,, f(· l,ty · ,Shnntz and L,/is 'fr ,t)I •• ' . �1n � ' · jhi, . ' . ,, a��• _Y . ', ,i """ .,,. , ',' J.,f.m sometimes � A . \l' . , � · , · ' , . , . . lfPO ·tol' t ,m . . . �. , >Jf/ 1 . ' l 1 e� .• ;-, ;,_ · · � r. · ,/1 ·-: or\'{'. �..�•�11/ · are coa .� . . '' e ''. :-: s· ··h::. ·:rsteng4, •d•:: ' ,�{· ,_, ,.· ·�-· \ �5 . Buck'�!��tit�;; , '. ·,·. , )) 1 J . ., wOl'l·t The� · sler. e . ,oughout the seasin � · t ,. ter Max �flflll at 180 poundi,, :ft 1 ,d irr�re�e lll�jrr w�r ' . I fl�- 1 : 1 d . , y through the Se· , __ They art.) . 1111'" rienred hand,. :'ll , . ,•· �u� but thet I.fill .t�d -}to heip rte·, ._ b "aplice the rope. " tist 1,r ftf. . . ' . f"Beriilt t, 1�. is the veterI ,, •. -, ,_· . S te n{el oqualize the ' two ,toll• . . u1l •�, �jtb Pete . Seibert. ·• ' . · THe Ptr,te - {ltatt iii '1� by two. Bob /'"'�1¢1, 1958 World ,S,erii:s -., , ' d d • 't 'ift 1 ' i'tefb k · CHICAG O' (Upl) _; · Ai' � bll, durable right-Handers - 20· ·hero,' W;�t3 for the season and D.:lft n),·· . 1:ott a/�n/�alf��a:�� game Winner Vern Law and 17- failed tO go nine innings on a believ es his 1980 Chicago Bowles, 170, at the other. Sox should have won the Ameri- gatne winner Bob Friend, Each steady basis. He is �ot the Athens last year upended the can League pennant but has d emon11trated, ,both in Nation- "borriber' oI 1958 and rehes beav • � Panlher11 3�6. The Bulldogs have doesn't want to stand ' pat wftll a] League and in All-Star l!<lm- ii·· on !dow curves to get head been rated ,t)Jird mo�t likely team them for the 1961 season. Jt! petition ,that �e can Pitch in the 01· the hitters. �-�----to succeed this season by area Lopez signed his 1 961 con�t faste11 eompany. Ea.�h eould star: lil atne1 relieve one two an_d sportswriter f s, behind Gallipolis Wednesday, even though hie team 1 as No. l and Jac.kson in the No. may finish worse than second ror during the Series without physl- NAMES IIRll!S ANNOUNCER$ 2 spot. cal •�rain. N!W YORK UPI-Mel Allen, the first tltne in hi1 13 · years 18 · 8ackinf them u p ate left•hand- New York Yankee announcer, Panth•r Stetten a manaJ:er. Coach Cilo has four ends and He did nol get a raise, and Sqx ers V_inegar Be�d Mizell and Har­ and Bob Prince of the Pittsb�gh fo u r tarkles to choose from as president Bill Veeck said tb•t· vey Haddix, top qllblity pitchers Pirates w-111 handle the: television starterN, How he usei. them de• showed 'yo u get as much for accustomed to wot'klng nl�e in­ p\ay-by-play broadcast! of the -1 1 Free - Flo Special" fuel oil w ill heat your pends on special situation- kick­ losinjt as for winning. •• sun it nlngs. Mizell, acquired from the; World Serles, the National Broad• offs, offt"l1se, or defense prob­ was estimaled Lopez wU l holTle without worry, all winter long! Sl. Louis Cardinali, blossomed casting Company announced Wed­ lems. o.bout $55,00 0 lor the 1961 · tllm: this year into 11 13-game wini:ier nesday .. Chuck Thomp!il>n of the NO more trouble with sl udgc in your Ends are 6-3 Allcn -.H amm, Ro­ paign, his fifth as pilot or tfle and th� trPe of hard-lhrowm11 Washington Senators and JacJt, ��ng oi.!-no.t wl)'fl ypu U!<' "F�Flo left,hatider the e,:perts had al- Quinlart df the Chicago White ger Stewart, Bob Win®renner Sox, and Ruy Jewell, tickles ate Capt. predte:t:e d l)e would be. Had­ SOX wUf• share the radio commerf­ ;lieeial," the fuel oil widl a. special �ditive "We had a better club than Tom Grueser. and Keith Bar11itz, what it s�o\('t'cl · ttil!f yCai-." 6e d1�. Who �,als �ostly ln low tary. ,: prevents sludge formation. John Jones or Dave Gord<ln. said "arid stlll th ink we should brtakinS curves, f11urea to be ef­ i.• , :.� J . -Jn ,mtreated fuels, slqdie can clog, TITL! FIGHT CANCELED Guards are huge MJriol'l, Stowe hav� woh it. But the breaks went · f�11e a caJnlt· • free-swinzjng pipes, and bUr�er nozzles, cilf mr I \� • . team I.Ike t ot 235 pounds and the watch against us." Yankees. JIJEW YORK UP��Benny Kid it• Of Ifft (Paret) of Cuba, th,e �rid we�­ " Wl!'re gdlng to try to lmi,rove 1 . . " T fr&ijtly emergency service! is oecupied bullpen N'.urtaugh' tei'welght -boxing · �hampion, will tc , ; wherever we can mostly pi henter a hoaplta� J'Jiday to under Elroy Face. · ••' - �money and avoid eol<l-weaUJ�r / one best Qr ,, I ng and catching, We need edifie- bf' Face o pounds, Al 5S 1 go a tonsillectomJ,� forcing him Y . · wna:. Order " F'ree-F'lo l�u.clt :.; rl one in the bullpen wbo ea really . in day to day rom effective Is ... off. bis Oct. 29 champion­ call to fire that ball." '·' • : · t� ,\lil . . . with built-i11 s/u4g� 111',,intion l ; . 8AN FRANCISCO (UJJI) - Ham­ I saves ship fight with Arge:nllna's Fed· . , emergency R late•lnili the , �, m�rln Hf'nry . ' Hank . and l!Rnk . an� is eq�aJly effective afain11t erico Thompson. No date has Casey: tangle In their "rubber and right-banders. le(,f.-haaden set for rescheduling the ' match" Lonight 11.t the Cow Palace W ' l . . Law ahd Jt'rJ.end are almost cer- been • tight. � wilh the winner pJanning an im­ mediate campaign for a shot at the world mlddlewe ighi cr'own. YouJi?l.!,e Oirr�ce ""Henrr Hank' ii - -. ·0.5 favorite• ,(' despite the fact thu two ballltfs Home IllvffM and dlli'erated • spill a pair of 10-rounders In � "._hone, \?\\2-2 to i J>omeroy Orleans. The belief ill that he'll ' f' , have a stronger punch and will ' BOSTON (UPI) be ai1nlng for a kayo, - Ted Wil• Iiams, the incdmparable ma■ter of drama, Is gone but not forgot­ ten. • • • The fl bulou•. 42-rear-o�d 1lui• a:lng star of lhe Bo1ton Red Sox dtd it again Wednesday --' ,twice. Hi,i nellt-to-l111l ''Wllliam,i:�ue" touch w11111 a mla:hty home· rdn In what w11 to be his l11t appear­ ance as an active playet In Fen­ Wilf Park w�ne J:ie's thrilli,,11 m UII01111 for Jbe p111t 22 rear,. 1 IJ;u't the 420,foot sm■ali 'r- the '21st of hli carflar � bt, 2Mb of lhe aeaaon - turned out to tie Ted'• hon voyage to b111ebaU. Williams stunned everyone min• ute1 later by announcing he'd played his last game. He was re­ tiring as of then, he aaid, 1nd would not boll! tr to play in B0!1ton.'1 la11t th(ee 1ame1 of the •ea• > ,on al New York th!, weekend. 1n­ been had retirement The I nounced laat Sundu H eflective after the Yankee 1erle1. Williapts will 11rve 11 • •battlne coach tor the Red Sox ln spring tralntn1 See till the' new jacket fashions featuring wash 'n wear next year and will stay on in • cords and wool,, Here's · llie styllsh way. to go through capacity "1ulte d to his a:rut �L­ crisp autumn days. See our jacltllts now.' . eota," •�rdlnt to the s un,4, · announcement. But Jf the Red Sox ,wete l ., · · i an •�tfieldor' lbot �')1,•lil . , ont, Ibo. , •. ,'i M," . ,. · : . ._' W .I Ith mo\" � ··•1�. 1"' The Ho�, Sh 1bout ·three fl.Olli-a 1fler former � .of Hlli-'< I aoston . 1J1.1uer Jack:ie, Jenaen de­ . POM cided tO · relite , frO'ffl retirement ,,· ,· 1 ., EET · and f'&Joln lhe team for , whltJr,.he hll 157 home runs over six ·see• 11001. ' ' '' •· iiie . h �e ,..ire �� \·�--, , ·i' . .• 1: � �v ·---. , � !� . ,. •· , ., . , ! \\ I' , ,. ' °'. • ,_..ilfl ij" A m· l'''· , tJS i�1 ChiSOX. Sh0... �. '.' , .it, ,�{[ ' .s:· '.·� T HE SHOE BOX• HJU i;,m � . - ,; ,. ,,; . .• , _i,-,�· \:'" ,., ' , .J .,; .✓, .' , ' . Stop . llt'.iie.dl' . ,_ .In or'phont . ' gue�ts. TIM, m-.'ll".!\"1!""4 jn•rilual< • j i ,1= i "1r qul!'k ,, .' mat tiJYI r tJJ> ;·� fl�. Rubber !Match. Is t:oming On Toniaht �iaj'" , ". . I"JJiams Gone .�.-..-.aw�4 · R ize r O il Co. I Not Forgotten, ' In Red Sox Land ��amr� .. COATS --- CAR COATS MM"' . !, INSULATED lEATHER t BOOTS . r,,. I , -� . In Pom...,y, ' (lid tli•E1:4'!t+,'1t:i qt���-r,l.r.".Jt'. � ' -i Ohio "' •#. · . �'!'1 '., : , . 1 l-� iJ JC, . �--.:;,"'. ' � � ' ' ,•l � 1 , • ;· , 1 J· iii �-� � �1+ 1 with u, ' to AlljO)' lllil "'."• of he&U.. .. .. '' .' ,.uriit lf9llil meal Of dl,y,anlllem'ima I» lfn. JlarobY .lmtt.h, Mn. Aldo Jeffm and Mn. Wille' -·· w\U, 1;.'; �".:...::::":: � nntribaUn, hmteae,. •· 'Ernii. ... 5111TS ..•.w .� ,v ... l . .• - F ...,_ HNlth- ... knit = I(( . � .... :· UNDERWEAR . ' ' • . 'j ', ' ' ,T/ c�� mu ff�l T Sr ;:· .oc fl ', '. - - -''11 � -� ·_.:' · /�'; u ; ' " ftt,llaed ': •t-r�tt��-�t:i� · . . ,. !O a:ecret�� �,,1:. liela .,i.{i; ·:· ,Ret1, R'i,pjelt lhk r..,., " rui..4c._� DM� ·" , · · AT !I • •· w'!')I )luPl>,1! 1' ; 1 ,/; fl'''' ,', . ,!Pu:tt, " ,j\reibyterlu CH ' ' a, ;. ·,rai(fftr e!\afge at I �Orf �.' • 1 I·a e• ne adiy ' dqiig' ' w �J_Qd � l! . II r . i • ' • ' ,,-,..,.,._·:: · , •�ll),i,e1l at ·ti11a11le , 1 (lo1t H� • I 1 · deftlt;o lt. l!i:'el j, .'; i! 1 , tH t , ·• ; , - ·. sc;�widg �• ! led· �- OW� l • �- ...... .... ·,o� o16 . "" w·� ... . ,.i-, ...... :...... r f"•ller l clioll'lllan· . -d�lr!M i!ommbnlt)i f.&Ve • re�rt on fhe work in lltach s'<ldltli unl,t:: :rri'. � Ml\ffl; deand Miu � Jfffllieut "'- �m•tt-� 11ecretrtt and � Gi rl1 state 1poke 9' � , mg of m�mberthtp lri' '1,p A!lilf 9•!1' and on u,kyt Qlrl1 Slit\¥,; ' A mi!'mbrial:\serv�• ii..' 1' \1 -the ha r dri� J· �- · � j , , 1 • 0 , .,, t.,_ _ · 11 . ,..,.,, __,.,_ . . otj, 1 l ' '> I' I �f t ,',Ke & t" ot m�·i u t,11! 1 I � itti\1' � . ~ "' � Ut w •; · , · � .. a rid T variou1 . • �-INID . noise-, . . " ., -,· 1....,. . .,. ,...... '• · � - • • •,, . -.....,., l • .' · ' ,, •h ' �' , ONE Lql QF'MINS DR61 sot�-. - 1. ..� y ,- ,'t'. ,.., . . . '. ; _,,... ,,.. · w�::::£!r J••t • n , ,,J • •I• , r " �it.t . . -t� . rr-- ........... Chee- •r • � � .llltI ,11'1!1 ol flioi1 TIie Lower Puldag Lot .. . · 1· �' , ' ,·t·:<� A'cron From ••f , · ,;::, ff...,, • � � ' (.·. � r� , t'A ) ,!lie; 1,, · ' . ;. • ,,''· , - Tnl!: 11,. . Wair,� '•I , _ bj • ' �J� �; ' ' �aa , � 'f:Mi _ . � . , : IJ' \ • V ,,l,,J.t,; • � ""-1. oo"IMI JOU 01A heal ,0"1' h.,,.. , . .,_ , • ,r& , , ,ir, r, ' . _�1 . �."" �i. . : �t• , ' ■.. .,.;.,� , G1111!,., . -' · , w F ALL4TAlt SQUAD COMPL NEW YORK UPI-The 1t)-m1n colle1e All-Star basketball team wht� will s,J;.,- the New Yolk Knlrk:erbocker1 In an exhlbitlon aame get. Iii h11 been �mpleted with die 1dclltion or Bob Boozer, former Kan111 State star and a �bet of the vlctoriOU11 United State, Olympic qUtritet ll Rome. Others on lhe team are Ottll' Robtlrllon, Jerry �esl, D1rrtll lnili!ill,, li'olri Sanam; liavti B,ild, lllll Picll;le1 KtnMV, Ron John1on, J1tkle Morellnd: nnd nen Wilkens. \ tfii ni\tt•»u· :!'I '' :, �::DO NIE-GIM>.SS, i11· .-';. c. In other a:ame1 Chicago beet San Francisco 6-3, and lh111 Yankei!!1 cllp()ed Ba1timorto, a1so 8-S. . or · -Wdn•idty Jackets C• Coats Stjidlu■ Coats $ 1 1.54 to $24.95 U,s' from $8.95 1· tea/Jy�if¥!. foiward w is i I group 1{:, . 1 I , I_' � • •, ._, '" .. .\l . .,, 14 111e toelt room ,rhere I dseoune wn 1ttved from • j I Jttt <abi, .,,...... ,rith an arr1n1e• , Kl'I, Cl■l'f'DCf/ Kilhrorth, depart,. ''Btaatt8a A�I ", ment prHldent, WH 1lven h1 Mr1 "There'• A Lona, �� Clloe•- - ,.m, lb ' ''The A� ........ . , ' BIHi �-· wtt1J'11n-. • .· ; ,' �' al the planl,: ' , ·� ,,.,.��,...;. �����:,:,� ll�:. A 1ir • . clfocri ,.,._ aearat _,,,, mull, borai. Jot1ttJon 1 ilk ; 1n1 o1 � !' . ,..'! •f c:olon. r,oocIUded tlie meelin1 cha1tm1n, Wa, In c&u� of a dt.errioon · by Mr. wu JnYifod wfil!h tlle the ' m,o•IIJ•p of I oerU1 short muoleal _ Off of Mr,. Bertha Ch11e, . charter member of the Unll, with Mn. WiM , and .... William -· ter, chlljililn, 1at1h1 prt ••• i backaround of 11Cftd mu.tic bf I Mr,. Neu1'1in1, Both Mis■ Yount and Swatzel expressed their aJlpretiation tq the Unit arid Poal for e1ectin; theJn as: representaUvea and ex• t1mded good wiahe1 to tliose who sern In the futUh. '.Ff'ank Cheeel?brew, department Sgt.-·a t-Arms, w111 Present and af� ter a formal introduction. ipoke to the group using the pt-e'I.Jllble to lbe con.atUutlon of the Ameri­ can Leglon Auxiliary as his topic, His t�I),: wu mo,t lnaph:Jn,c and the unit 1IthOU,ch the members repeat thOje.Jlffrda every meeF • Ing, the mearilng brought out by Chee�brew Is symbollC of light and love to tbe true American. During ihe buBine&s eesaion, . eard1 of thanb weN read from Mrs. Pnrl Knapp, who waa in Meigs Gfneral Ho111lta1 and tlie Ch1se , fJ$ilt, Flag eodell . weN ,ontrl�tlted llr ,lira, ,,, Ii'. Tllorij) . wd1. iii �btl:itiuted to i!h• ton l'<>nje!')>Y ochool, tir l(r,, Lll�id c�•� SJ■lnak�r, -,.mmcan11d! fflan. A ,con�bullo� wu made � , ) tlf� SalvaUo� Armr. Ith· rep,irlod: on · !tllil dlftrlt;{ ''.t/O�!m,t� a 1!)IO; $opt: 111" 1ri11l:Ii• fit I O W ' , ttiY lO; N1'1ben ol/.llle. llni� !til-i'. . •.. • Bu� t�-� I'm Good Working ,,.,, . ' ,, �!!\,, · -Grea11·,'- • ti -: ' ••�ted, that 1169 boy, at­ tena.if• eOy,··. Sta� and f>:e was o�e i;tl � qoJI 1ul�ed to Will­ . bf City, Kt?eold CoUnty. Ht! w.. ... a . llJ.e!JJ�r.. 'of �e Nationalist party 1ricl was one of eigbl dele• gates, aaslined to atten d the county convention. He WH ap­ pointed health cqmmtsalor),er end r!J"�,, chief of hil city and served on •tbe ',fury Ot·� the Koaold ·county: Swa·tzel told Of the recrea­ tion, inclu.ding 50ft b.Jll, swim­ ming, golf, hol'lleBlloe ind mall)' otbtr sports; He was thrilled to hear former Governor · and Sena, tor John W. Bricker who spoke DI\ the advancement of sclertfe in the last 20 ye;ani'. One or Ule highlights of the program wa'11 the inspiring speechea of Dr. Tom Dooley wha apoke on tile evils of communism and medics , Dr. Dooley described his work amoni the natives .of Lao, and told of the _twelve hospitals be had al, ready eatabll1be4 with more in the proceu. A1 1 fitting climax to Boy1 State a buckeye tree w11 planted in commemoration of. the 25th an'nl\ieria.ey of Boy1 State. ,, '. • zlr1s p1rtlcipaun1.. Mia Youn• a&b tpld dt v1rloits speakers, ln­ eludlng a Russian refugee who spo�e on "Our privileges under the A,meric1n way. of life" and emphulied that all AmericU11 sboul(] than k God that they live in a free country wltel'1! they are privl!eged to think, and do for t,hemseln• and without being told bo'l" 11.nd when to move. She enjoyed the bus tour or Columbus vlllltine all feder1l, state, county an(I munlclpal bulldings of im­ portance. She emphasized the eve ning devo\ion, and the thrill qf the flag raiaina exerciaea. Before disbanding the 980 girls attendi!!d a picnJc. iltJc form wt.th' the' 11re111dtnt, Mrs . Gaynelle Wiie, presidinj . The officers m'1rch WJI fQl(owtd with the presenQ.tiQJ:1. ' of• colors with Mn. Orville Well, Sgt.,at­ Arme and Shelby Dnle 1n.d Doris Sllepherd, cotar beareh: Free · f\o Special " , '1iat ' r·,., .. �.. ... tj--:--.: _tM /'k·? �,..._. ...... ,<;e, .,,,.,.,I{, . ,; '/' tl� f, � � fl(/3W "'It Ste, AUJtl ll!"f MHt,n� At • Mi11 YounJ told the group that 1� was aulgned 'to Colt City, Baum County and that stie served. as clerk or the achoo) ,board. She told of the religious 111thering11, · ... es1ec.laUy the orie ,t Christ Lu­ tlieran Church on· Sunday morn, Ing and stated that 1be wiH nev!r forget tbie eervlce with 980 , .. • ".oi .•. �• • Young, representative to Girls Stale at Columbus. and - Mike Sw attel, ,representltlve to Boys State at Athens, • wort l!r.ese!J! ;µid told.�4.thoir e,xperiences 3I a me�tin& of t!ie , "'Elilrn's i\'ttxfiraty ol Drew Wtibsier Post 38 American Leawn · enly at th� �gio11 home. Mrs. Charles Swat­ -held � i tel an!fl1¥1� . r Cffidy luR!' Mts. Victor Y6tlng Sr. wore aL,o Sharon l · I i -� :..,. r·oun f AIJCJ l)lf(JfOlt ,. ��•h · ., , . �·,l ___ ____ . _ _ _ _ -- .....----.. 11,7 - V , ' Middleport •··'ii" E.i�::ii,�·:E��- ;•"' ---------------��--·-:---------�-�cl<• '.....,. I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Sept. 29, 1960-5 ' Coordinated colors that add dislincti�n to any· h�me. · ,ut f , loaki19 ,.,, Ji.., Gtftl ,:"· . LOOK TO FIEIJDCREST . For Alf Thot Is Mn I n i11i1iJ!,+, . anti Bath Wear - } � � .; • , • ' ,.. 11� · , , .,,. ., _ :·, ,t'.! · · · ·· • ' , ,;.:r1r , 4 � · 4--Da,ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 29, 1980 4 ' ..... -, � ', Pan ther s Meeting Big, Tou gh Bulldog Eleven ---d.-d�C�J;-------cE;;:;-d.-·-,-.---;-,;-------------==----�-------- ' iii' - - ' :a -: ,·. · , . · \I -. . ' H�CJ!tj i;J-,,v· E. MAIN , ,, ��,,.,_... - . ' -. -Exci11ng •••. t. FLATrE0W� SEOAL contender for the first division, or better when they meet a big and tough Athens High School club. ' Friday n )gbt wiH mark the Pome roy Panthers as a seriou s ,.MU,. ......,,.• ., ��';'� .'�, h.•�� al( his , v�r•i�., boys .----A� ;p.;;:;}fates C3f . CC0f C ge_ --•- WI· Over v.1 aw1.ee& ,W 1t11-i;;n-Jk 1n .�o'l,d!li<JII �., An d, for the first time thfa season, Coach Alex CJlo is more t ,C oach Ctlo llj,A_� today both Don , inav� -awp, two half , • !f.lPt' , t_ o:i ,.r: "'Tbey lfilolar , :.11:��cl . ,r .· a.i-�� · • Jli!!J. ' t e o �•w f u,. lp'ro � · ,tl1ia W, at •h"ime Utls aea,on.:-the othp� a,e .G,11�P91js next week, Wellst on, Oct. 21 and J1c.kson on . Nov 4- is cert e in . t� be a stiff test for . fhe young Panthen, !0aded , with sophomores and junwrs. _ . . The BlilldOgi, COllthed liy Don Eskey who 11 In hi& third year � t Athens, have scored 1 06 point,, m two games, and are u,nscored u pon. �heY_ lead the ieague ilt th,s pomt m o!lenae. L , ,, � charlQ, ;140 po und , Dor Coa _ t NEW YORK (IJl'I ) _ The PHtfi· Lein to start the first two ga' es 'fbilll J15 M._qnd·. �llh _bl!f'&h Pl,ra tel y,111 ��-a.. �ar b).., f� with Mizell and J 1ijd ,pe!'�P,I !lieelli�•.. edl.9 i�- ddi . �-m games No 3 ind Crow it ·• �ble. �@; �t 1 1 �� ' !Jllddl9 lin,�ftet:'.')? JUm where it 1s nec, the t Y N,w ork A Yatt� 'Jli W,81'1:il � . de- ,..-�,;;· , , - �,.'.\" 'Stt ftt,m the ,, _- intch away ' Series pitchin.1. ;: · �:- , : . , · -, 1 uillt'tanded power ." · The way 80nifl .t�il Y . . � � alilf. � ')� ;iialn at :::� ciu , ack lftd Gene He11te Whiley Ford (ll-9) 'lt.111 spotty lhe Pirates wOh the N'atldbft 1 90 pound buatet from New ttI'. Wgde Pfflll.allt �•UH of tRelr Ill' 9t'liaon but the 'tankeeB insist ven i s fullback. pitching wblle the Yaflkees won he is the top money pitcher in ..... . American League pennant de· baseball and Stengel undoubtedly 'the victo ber Pan for ry the t be· s � •�-1 _;�; • '!Viii use hjm in "must games." fore home town ltl ndJ lull of spite tbeir pltthihl, �, • · .. -. , f ttl Pari G This cll ,oulble over-slmplitags llim far the oj:)etler ln eerlng ranting a d ' . .... . � 'J ll an, co • t e � Pittsburgh and for at least one t fact on the ers 111alysts, that in o s Q fleation rOjd the h t a tr ng • . ; showing in gamel to COQJ.e. is that Plttsbtlt'g"h man11:ger Dan- anti possibly two tnure st11rts. ,. 1 : v., 11 · ny Murtaugh has a classic WorldAftei- dropping the Oak l " � !!-..;.., . · · The problem with Ford , u - with t opener, th Pan thiirs eame baCk Series type staff, equally bal) to dump Wahama and Chauncf!Y anced with left-handers and right- all the Yankee starters this year, {t1;, ., s • J -�1 � ' '' : ' f ;; • , : ,, >.• 1 ,�. I by identical 22.9 scores. They He · handers and complete with fast- is that they rarely finish what ;?- {/ . "'"' l i \ lleve a little old winning streak ballers and curveballers while they start. This places a dillicult ' ' ", , ' · "-i \1 �t•i , t , . , �- · •/t f.l/�1 J/ f'' \ : \ :� f of three is possibl e. And they'' d New York pilot Casey Stengel has burd en on a bullpen which was The middle of the Athens line , robbed of its strong arm by ,._ ,� , � ..,'- :. • i � ( / · • : ·: . }' : . · ,., from tackle to tackle, has been J ust as sooh Athens were the been forced to tinker all seHon-. !l:Ylle p 's ineffectiveness apd Q � d ... . iL t • Q • • with a slaff that lacke durabil r liken,ed un�o the ; . �t- �n in victim as anybody. · ady but somew�l nts ,.,·,"J, , . iC,01,\ . •_,·. and ·Pnnslste ocy . • in �- J"" •llon:. . : · •� ·1!\) th • sl!J9. . w:,:, .,_ c � \>,, f(· l,ty · ,Shnntz and L,/is 'fr ,t)I •• ' . �1n � ' · jhi, . ' . ,, a��• _Y . ', ,i """ .,,. , ',' J.,f.m sometimes � A . \l' . , � · , · ' , . , . . lfPO ·tol' t ,m . . . �. , >Jf/ 1 . ' l 1 e� .• ;-, ;,_ · · � r. · ,/1 ·-: or\'{'. �..�•�11/ · are coa .� . . '' e ''. :-: s· ··h::. ·:rsteng4, •d•:: ' ,�{· ,_, ,.· ·�-· \ �5 . Buck'�!��tit�;; , '. ·,·. , )) 1 J . ., wOl'l·t The� · sler. e . ,oughout the seasin � · t ,. ter Max �flflll at 180 poundi,, :ft 1 ,d irr�re�e lll�jrr w�r ' . I fl�- 1 : 1 d . , y through the Se· , __ They art.) . 1111'" rienred hand,. :'ll , . ,•· �u� but thet I.fill .t�d -}to heip rte·, ._ b "aplice the rope. " tist 1,r ftf. . . ' . f"Beriilt t, 1�. is the veterI ,, •. -, ,_· . S te n{el oqualize the ' two ,toll• . . u1l •�, �jtb Pete . Seibert. ·• ' . · THe Ptr,te - {ltatt iii '1� by two. Bob /'"'�1¢1, 1958 World ,S,erii:s -., , ' d d • 't 'ift 1 ' i'tefb k · CHICAG O' (Upl) _; · Ai' � bll, durable right-Handers - 20· ·hero,' W;�t3 for the season and D.:lft n),·· . 1:ott a/�n/�alf��a:�� game Winner Vern Law and 17- failed tO go nine innings on a believ es his 1980 Chicago Bowles, 170, at the other. Sox should have won the Ameri- gatne winner Bob Friend, Each steady basis. He is �ot the Athens last year upended the can League pennant but has d emon11trated, ,both in Nation- "borriber' oI 1958 and rehes beav • � Panlher11 3�6. The Bulldogs have doesn't want to stand ' pat wftll a] League and in All-Star l!<lm- ii·· on !dow curves to get head been rated ,t)Jird mo�t likely team them for the 1961 season. Jt! petition ,that �e can Pitch in the 01· the hitters. �-�----to succeed this season by area Lopez signed his 1 961 con�t faste11 eompany. Ea.�h eould star: lil atne1 relieve one two an_d sportswriter f s, behind Gallipolis Wednesday, even though hie team 1 as No. l and Jac.kson in the No. may finish worse than second ror during the Series without physl- NAMES IIRll!S ANNOUNCER$ 2 spot. cal •�rain. N!W YORK UPI-Mel Allen, the first tltne in hi1 13 · years 18 · 8ackinf them u p ate left•hand- New York Yankee announcer, Panth•r Stetten a manaJ:er. Coach Cilo has four ends and He did nol get a raise, and Sqx ers V_inegar Be�d Mizell and Har­ and Bob Prince of the Pittsb�gh fo u r tarkles to choose from as president Bill Veeck said tb•t· vey Haddix, top qllblity pitchers Pirates w-111 handle the: television starterN, How he usei. them de• showed 'yo u get as much for accustomed to wot'klng nl�e in­ p\ay-by-play broadcast! of the -1 1 Free - Flo Special" fuel oil w ill heat your pends on special situation- kick­ losinjt as for winning. •• sun it nlngs. Mizell, acquired from the; World Serles, the National Broad• offs, offt"l1se, or defense prob­ was estimaled Lopez wU l holTle without worry, all winter long! Sl. Louis Cardinali, blossomed casting Company announced Wed­ lems. o.bout $55,00 0 lor the 1961 · tllm: this year into 11 13-game wini:ier nesday .. Chuck Thomp!il>n of the NO more trouble with sl udgc in your Ends are 6-3 Allcn -.H amm, Ro­ paign, his fifth as pilot or tfle and th� trPe of hard-lhrowm11 Washington Senators and JacJt, ��ng oi.!-no.t wl)'fl ypu U!<' "F�Flo left,hatider the e,:perts had al- Quinlart df the Chicago White ger Stewart, Bob Win®renner Sox, and Ruy Jewell, tickles ate Capt. predte:t:e d l)e would be. Had­ SOX wUf• share the radio commerf­ ;lieeial," the fuel oil widl a. special �ditive "We had a better club than Tom Grueser. and Keith Bar11itz, what it s�o\('t'cl · ttil!f yCai-." 6e d1�. Who �,als �ostly ln low tary. ,: prevents sludge formation. John Jones or Dave Gord<ln. said "arid stlll th ink we should brtakinS curves, f11urea to be ef­ i.• , :.� J . -Jn ,mtreated fuels, slqdie can clog, TITL! FIGHT CANCELED Guards are huge MJriol'l, Stowe hav� woh it. But the breaks went · f�11e a caJnlt· • free-swinzjng pipes, and bUr�er nozzles, cilf mr I \� • . team I.Ike t ot 235 pounds and the watch against us." Yankees. JIJEW YORK UP��Benny Kid it• Of Ifft (Paret) of Cuba, th,e �rid we�­ " Wl!'re gdlng to try to lmi,rove 1 . . " T fr&ijtly emergency service! is oecupied bullpen N'.urtaugh' tei'welght -boxing · �hampion, will tc , ; wherever we can mostly pi henter a hoaplta� J'Jiday to under Elroy Face. · ••' - �money and avoid eol<l-weaUJ�r / one best Qr ,, I ng and catching, We need edifie- bf' Face o pounds, Al 5S 1 go a tonsillectomJ,� forcing him Y . · wna:. Order " F'ree-F'lo l�u.clt :.; rl one in the bullpen wbo ea really . in day to day rom effective Is ... off. bis Oct. 29 champion­ call to fire that ball." '·' • : · t� ,\lil . . . with built-i11 s/u4g� 111',,intion l ; . 8AN FRANCISCO (UJJI) - Ham­ I saves ship fight with Arge:nllna's Fed· . , emergency R late•lnili the , �, m�rln Hf'nry . ' Hank . and l!Rnk . an� is eq�aJly effective afain11t erico Thompson. No date has Casey: tangle In their "rubber and right-banders. le(,f.-haaden set for rescheduling the ' match" Lonight 11.t the Cow Palace W ' l . . Law ahd Jt'rJ.end are almost cer- been • tight. � wilh the winner pJanning an im­ mediate campaign for a shot at the world mlddlewe ighi cr'own. YouJi?l.!,e Oirr�ce ""Henrr Hank' ii - -. ·0.5 favorite• ,(' despite the fact thu two ballltfs Home IllvffM and dlli'erated • spill a pair of 10-rounders In � "._hone, \?\\2-2 to i J>omeroy Orleans. The belief ill that he'll ' f' , have a stronger punch and will ' BOSTON (UPI) be ai1nlng for a kayo, - Ted Wil• Iiams, the incdmparable ma■ter of drama, Is gone but not forgot­ ten. • • • The fl bulou•. 42-rear-o�d 1lui• a:lng star of lhe Bo1ton Red Sox dtd it again Wednesday --' ,twice. Hi,i nellt-to-l111l ''Wllliam,i:�ue" touch w11111 a mla:hty home· rdn In what w11 to be his l11t appear­ ance as an active playet In Fen­ Wilf Park w�ne J:ie's thrilli,,11 m UII01111 for Jbe p111t 22 rear,. 1 IJ;u't the 420,foot sm■ali 'r- the '21st of hli carflar � bt, 2Mb of lhe aeaaon - turned out to tie Ted'• hon voyage to b111ebaU. Williams stunned everyone min• ute1 later by announcing he'd played his last game. He was re­ tiring as of then, he aaid, 1nd would not boll! tr to play in B0!1ton.'1 la11t th(ee 1ame1 of the •ea• > ,on al New York th!, weekend. 1n­ been had retirement The I nounced laat Sundu H eflective after the Yankee 1erle1. Williapts will 11rve 11 • •battlne coach tor the Red Sox ln spring tralntn1 See till the' new jacket fashions featuring wash 'n wear next year and will stay on in • cords and wool,, Here's · llie styllsh way. to go through capacity "1ulte d to his a:rut �L­ crisp autumn days. See our jacltllts now.' . eota," •�rdlnt to the s un,4, · announcement. But Jf the Red Sox ,wete l ., · · i an •�tfieldor' lbot �')1,•lil . , ont, Ibo. , •. ,'i M," . ,. · : . ._' W .I Ith mo\" � ··•1�. 1"' The Ho�, Sh 1bout ·three fl.Olli-a 1fler former � .of Hlli-'< I aoston . 1J1.1uer Jack:ie, Jenaen de­ . POM cided tO · relite , frO'ffl retirement ,,· ,· 1 ., EET · and f'&Joln lhe team for , whltJr,.he hll 157 home runs over six ·see• 11001. ' ' '' •· iiie . h �e ,..ire �� \·�--, , ·i' . .• 1: � �v ·---. , � !� . ,. •· , ., . , ! \\ I' , ,. ' °'. • ,_..ilfl ij" A m· l'''· , tJS i�1 ChiSOX. Sh0... �. '.' , .it, ,�{[ ' .s:· '.·� T HE SHOE BOX• HJU i;,m � . - ,; ,. ,,; . .• , _i,-,�· \:'" ,., ' , .J .,; .✓, .' , ' . Stop . llt'.iie.dl' . ,_ .In or'phont . ' gue�ts. TIM, m-.'ll".!\"1!""4 jn•rilual< • j i ,1= i "1r qul!'k ,, .' mat tiJYI r tJJ> ;·� fl�. Rubber !Match. Is t:oming On Toniaht �iaj'" , ". . I"JJiams Gone .�.-..-.aw�4 · R ize r O il Co. I Not Forgotten, ' In Red Sox Land ��amr� .. COATS --- CAR COATS MM"' . !, INSULATED lEATHER t BOOTS . r,,. I , -� . In Pom...,y, ' (lid tli•E1:4'!t+,'1t:i qt���-r,l.r.".Jt'. � ' -i Ohio "' •#. · . �'!'1 '., : , . 1 l-� iJ JC, . �--.:;,"'. ' � � ' ' ,•l � 1 , • ;· , 1 J· iii �-� � �1+ 1 with u, ' to AlljO)' lllil "'."• of he&U.. .. .. '' .' ,.uriit lf9llil meal Of dl,y,anlllem'ima I» lfn. JlarobY .lmtt.h, Mn. Aldo Jeffm and Mn. Wille' -·· w\U, 1;.'; �".:...::::":: � nntribaUn, hmteae,. •· 'Ernii. ... 5111TS ..•.w .� ,v ... l . .• - F ...,_ HNlth- ... knit = I(( . � .... :· UNDERWEAR . ' ' • . 'j ', ' ' ,T/ c�� mu ff�l T Sr ;:· .oc fl ', '. - - -''11 � -� ·_.:' · /�'; u ; ' " ftt,llaed ': •t-r�tt��-�t:i� · . . ,. !O a:ecret�� �,,1:. liela .,i.{i; ·:· ,Ret1, R'i,pjelt lhk r..,., " rui..4c._� DM� ·" , · · AT !I • •· w'!')I )luPl>,1! 1' ; 1 ,/; fl'''' ,', . ,!Pu:tt, " ,j\reibyterlu CH ' ' a, ;. ·,rai(fftr e!\afge at I �Orf �.' • 1 I·a e• ne adiy ' dqiig' ' w �J_Qd � l! . II r . i • ' • ' ,,-,..,.,._·:: · , •�ll),i,e1l at ·ti11a11le , 1 (lo1t H� • I 1 · deftlt;o lt. l!i:'el j, .'; i! 1 , tH t , ·• ; , - ·. sc;�widg �• ! led· �- OW� l • �- ...... .... ·,o� o16 . "" w·� ... . ,.i-, ...... :...... r f"•ller l clioll'lllan· . -d�lr!M i!ommbnlt)i f.&Ve • re�rt on fhe work in lltach s'<ldltli unl,t:: :rri'. � Ml\ffl; deand Miu � Jfffllieut "'- �m•tt-� 11ecretrtt and � Gi rl1 state 1poke 9' � , mg of m�mberthtp lri' '1,p A!lilf 9•!1' and on u,kyt Qlrl1 Slit\¥,; ' A mi!'mbrial:\serv�• ii..' 1' \1 -the ha r dri� J· �- · � j , , 1 • 0 , .,, t.,_ _ · 11 . ,..,.,, __,.,_ . . otj, 1 l ' '> I' I �f t ,',Ke & t" ot m�·i u t,11! 1 I � itti\1' � . ~ "' � Ut w •; · , · � .. a rid T variou1 . • �-INID . noise-, . . " ., -,· 1....,. . .,. ,...... '• · � - • • •,, . -.....,., l • .' · ' ,, •h ' �' , ONE Lql QF'MINS DR61 sot�-. - 1. ..� y ,- ,'t'. ,.., . . . '. ; _,,... ,,.. · w�::::£!r J••t • n , ,,J • •I• , r " �it.t . . -t� . rr-- ........... Chee- •r • � � .llltI ,11'1!1 ol flioi1 TIie Lower Puldag Lot .. . · 1· �' , ' ,·t·:<� A'cron From ••f , · ,;::, ff...,, • � � ' (.·. � r� , t'A ) ,!lie; 1,, · ' . ;. • ,,''· , - Tnl!: 11,. . Wair,� '•I , _ bj • ' �J� �; ' ' �aa , � 'f:Mi _ . � . , : IJ' \ • V ,,l,,J.t,; • � ""-1. oo"IMI JOU 01A heal ,0"1' h.,,.. , . .,_ , • ,r& , , ,ir, r, ' . _�1 . �."" �i. . : �t• , ' ■.. .,.;.,� , G1111!,., . -' · , w F ALL4TAlt SQUAD COMPL NEW YORK UPI-The 1t)-m1n colle1e All-Star basketball team wht� will s,J;.,- the New Yolk Knlrk:erbocker1 In an exhlbitlon aame get. Iii h11 been �mpleted with die 1dclltion or Bob Boozer, former Kan111 State star and a �bet of the vlctoriOU11 United State, Olympic qUtritet ll Rome. Others on lhe team are Ottll' Robtlrllon, Jerry �esl, D1rrtll lnili!ill,, li'olri Sanam; liavti B,ild, lllll Picll;le1 KtnMV, Ron John1on, J1tkle Morellnd: nnd nen Wilkens. \ tfii ni\tt•»u· :!'I '' :, �::DO NIE-GIM>.SS, i11· .-';. c. In other a:ame1 Chicago beet San Francisco 6-3, and lh111 Yankei!!1 cllp()ed Ba1timorto, a1so 8-S. . or · -Wdn•idty Jackets C• Coats Stjidlu■ Coats $ 1 1.54 to $24.95 U,s' from $8.95 1· tea/Jy�if¥!. foiward w is i I group 1{:, . 1 I , I_' � • •, ._, '" .. .\l . .,, 14 111e toelt room ,rhere I dseoune wn 1ttved from • j I Jttt <abi, .,,...... ,rith an arr1n1e• , Kl'I, Cl■l'f'DCf/ Kilhrorth, depart,. ''Btaatt8a A�I ", ment prHldent, WH 1lven h1 Mr1 "There'• A Lona, �� Clloe•- - ,.m, lb ' ''The A� ........ . , ' BIHi �-· wtt1J'11n-. • .· ; ,' �' al the planl,: ' , ·� ,,.,.��,...;. �����:,:,� ll�:. A 1ir • . clfocri ,.,._ aearat _,,,, mull, borai. Jot1ttJon 1 ilk ; 1n1 o1 � !' . ,..'! •f c:olon. r,oocIUded tlie meelin1 cha1tm1n, Wa, In c&u� of a dt.errioon · by Mr. wu JnYifod wfil!h tlle the ' m,o•IIJ•p of I oerU1 short muoleal _ Off of Mr,. Bertha Ch11e, . charter member of the Unll, with Mn. WiM , and .... William -· ter, chlljililn, 1at1h1 prt ••• i backaround of 11Cftd mu.tic bf I Mr,. Neu1'1in1, Both Mis■ Yount and Swatzel expressed their aJlpretiation tq the Unit arid Poal for e1ectin; theJn as: representaUvea and ex• t1mded good wiahe1 to tliose who sern In the futUh. '.Ff'ank Cheeel?brew, department Sgt.-·a t-Arms, w111 Present and af� ter a formal introduction. ipoke to the group using the pt-e'I.Jllble to lbe con.atUutlon of the Ameri­ can Leglon Auxiliary as his topic, His t�I),: wu mo,t lnaph:Jn,c and the unit 1IthOU,ch the members repeat thOje.Jlffrda every meeF • Ing, the mearilng brought out by Chee�brew Is symbollC of light and love to tbe true American. During ihe buBine&s eesaion, . eard1 of thanb weN read from Mrs. Pnrl Knapp, who waa in Meigs Gfneral Ho111lta1 and tlie Ch1se , fJ$ilt, Flag eodell . weN ,ontrl�tlted llr ,lira, ,,, Ii'. Tllorij) . wd1. iii �btl:itiuted to i!h• ton l'<>nje!')>Y ochool, tir l(r,, Lll�id c�•� SJ■lnak�r, -,.mmcan11d! fflan. A ,con�bullo� wu made � , ) tlf� SalvaUo� Armr. Ith· rep,irlod: on · !tllil dlftrlt;{ ''.t/O�!m,t� a 1!)IO; $opt: 111" 1ri11l:Ii• fit I O W ' , ttiY lO; N1'1ben ol/.llle. llni� !til-i'. . •.. • Bu� t�-� I'm Good Working ,,.,, . ' ,, �!!\,, · -Grea11·,'- • ti -: ' ••�ted, that 1169 boy, at­ tena.if• eOy,··. Sta� and f>:e was o�e i;tl � qoJI 1ul�ed to Will­ . bf City, Kt?eold CoUnty. Ht! w.. ... a . llJ.e!JJ�r.. 'of �e Nationalist party 1ricl was one of eigbl dele• gates, aaslined to atten d the county convention. He WH ap­ pointed health cqmmtsalor),er end r!J"�,, chief of hil city and served on •tbe ',fury Ot·� the Koaold ·county: Swa·tzel told Of the recrea­ tion, inclu.ding 50ft b.Jll, swim­ ming, golf, hol'lleBlloe ind mall)' otbtr sports; He was thrilled to hear former Governor · and Sena, tor John W. Bricker who spoke DI\ the advancement of sclertfe in the last 20 ye;ani'. One or Ule highlights of the program wa'11 the inspiring speechea of Dr. Tom Dooley wha apoke on tile evils of communism and medics , Dr. Dooley described his work amoni the natives .of Lao, and told of the _twelve hospitals be had al, ready eatabll1be4 with more in the proceu. A1 1 fitting climax to Boy1 State a buckeye tree w11 planted in commemoration of. the 25th an'nl\ieria.ey of Boy1 State. ,, '. • zlr1s p1rtlcipaun1.. Mia Youn• a&b tpld dt v1rloits speakers, ln­ eludlng a Russian refugee who spo�e on "Our privileges under the A,meric1n way. of life" and emphulied that all AmericU11 sboul(] than k God that they live in a free country wltel'1! they are privl!eged to think, and do for t,hemseln• and without being told bo'l" 11.nd when to move. She enjoyed the bus tour or Columbus vlllltine all feder1l, state, county an(I munlclpal bulldings of im­ portance. She emphasized the eve ning devo\ion, and the thrill qf the flag raiaina exerciaea. Before disbanding the 980 girls attendi!!d a picnJc. iltJc form wt.th' the' 11re111dtnt, Mrs . Gaynelle Wiie, presidinj . The officers m'1rch WJI fQl(owtd with the presenQ.tiQJ:1. ' of• colors with Mn. Orville Well, Sgt.,at­ Arme and Shelby Dnle 1n.d Doris Sllepherd, cotar beareh: Free · f\o Special " , '1iat ' r·,., .. �.. ... tj--:--.: _tM /'k·? �,..._. ...... ,<;e, .,,,.,.,I{, . ,; '/' tl� f, � � fl(/3W "'It Ste, AUJtl ll!"f MHt,n� At • Mi11 YounJ told the group that 1� was aulgned 'to Colt City, Baum County and that stie served. as clerk or the achoo) ,board. She told of the religious 111thering11, · ... es1ec.laUy the orie ,t Christ Lu­ tlieran Church on· Sunday morn, Ing and stated that 1be wiH nev!r forget tbie eervlce with 980 , .. • ".oi .•. �• • Young, representative to Girls Stale at Columbus. and - Mike Sw attel, ,representltlve to Boys State at Athens, • wort l!r.ese!J! ;µid told.�4.thoir e,xperiences 3I a me�tin& of t!ie , "'Elilrn's i\'ttxfiraty ol Drew Wtibsier Post 38 American Leawn · enly at th� �gio11 home. Mrs. Charles Swat­ -held � i tel an!fl1¥1� . r Cffidy luR!' Mts. Victor Y6tlng Sr. wore aL,o Sharon l · I i -� :..,. r·oun f AIJCJ l)lf(JfOlt ,. ��•h · ., , . �·,l ___ ____ . _ _ _ _ -- .....----.. 11,7 - V , ' Middleport •··'ii" E.i�::ii,�·:E��- ;•"' ---------------��--·-:---------�-�cl<• '.....,. I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Sept. 29, 1960-5 ' Coordinated colors that add dislincti�n to any· h�me. · ,ut f , loaki19 ,.,, Ji.., Gtftl ,:"· . LOOK TO FIEIJDCREST . For Alf Thot Is Mn I n i11i1iJ!,+, . anti Bath Wear - } � � .; • , • ' ,.. 11� · , , .,,. ., _ :·, ,t'.! · · · ·· • ' , ,;.:r1r , 4 � · 4--Da,ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 29, 1980 4 ' ..... -, � ', Pan ther s Meeting Big, Tou gh Bulldog Eleven ---d.-d�C�J;-------cE;;:;-d.-·-,-.---;-,;-------------==----�-------- ' iii' - - ' :a -: ,·. · , . · \I -. . ' H�CJ!tj i;J-,,v· E. MAIN , ,, �,· ' '• t Legal Notice WANT ADS L EGAL NOTICE Cue No. J.3.071 Gall McCoy, whose IHt known IQl, ()ONIJl')'ICNT DEPEND.\BU: llESULT8 RATES .. -.olil"' - - - -�.. • OaJl..,_�:YWCiltw( - • teall P11' �. ,_ ln1ertion. MinWWm cblrie - 60 cent.. "t - lli:rt:l � oae montb ,- 30 cftllfJ per word. _?.�....., GI oeDt.a per word will be dh&r,ed for adverti&ina · =- �.J9 10 dl11 aner re�vina bill. Should lie t•P<>".'tNi immf'diatel1. Tbe WW. Dot be responaible /or DlOfe th.ii.a one lncor• f 1W: llllll'tloq. -�,S of l"::UlU and Srpoclal N olicf¼t of J!:v.,QU Jl.00. Obh1.1:tr1eai - ..-llbed at l ce'lt pe1 wortl. �OB.08 i DAY 3 DAYS .. lM. Yti t MO : = ,1� ::: $1.t,0 16c :.: $2.2li PHONE WY-2-2 1 51 l , 1 1 1 Notices � � !'MMtTI AND PIil CONTROL .. Paa Free impedlon, ltHur• W ., N.t&.n..W.. Phon. It. W Y2• ►.:! ;,. ,-,, ,_ •1teHon4-2.6.tf � c -' ' l "'8 ,REVIVAL TlME al Mt. Olive '· , 1. - --FOR SA Li: 1 ----- - - -- · • ' v�t.JJ t;;;.KLJtr,,, tra,;,lor:. 11 na mow• ers, H.1 1 tKry mower blade& t1harpe n ed. C uslo11 mowm& and I pluw•n.11.. GRAYl!LY TlACTOiil • Sale� a m! ft1·v1ce IH:? 1£. Mam .5t. WY 2·2975. Phone 1 11•:-,no.v. 7•21-tk . , I THE LA CE ,r. H. UAVIS pro- I Nar Lona: Bottom, Sept. 26 lbru Oct, 9. Rev. Harold Holmti, evana:eli1t. Special 1inging by_ the Four Keys, Huntingloo, ;,· t " W , Va,, The 'l'ravelen Trio ' Bu Uilo, W . Va., The lJ u iicans 1 � � 0th.en. Come hear, heed � . , and help. Rev. D. Circle, Pai;. 1 perty, tmck two story, locat�d a_L N or th . Third and C o al �t ccts, Middlcpul't, may be �ec� n ,my even111g. 9- l7-30tc I F<)H SALE 100 - ib.----;.;-pcr- sug-;r D AND SQUARE a e . on WY2 <1344 . rks Pl1 � , S.. turday nig ht , O c1 . 1 1rom 9-28-Bk 8:30 to 12:30 at Pomeroy Moo1:1e rcllenl condition. Portable or Lodge. All Moose members and cabmcl $47.00. Terms 1f dt•sir9-29-:ltc friend!. ed. !'hone WY2-2204. 9-28-6lc �-!"Nri :�a:JN ' i I \ ) I I · II I' 1 '\ I address is c/o Arthur McCoy, The Plains, Ohio, i1 hereby notified th1t on the 6th day of September, 1960, Shirley Ann M·�Coy filed her Legal Notices 1------------ • Legal Not·•c, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT CHt No. 1 8,436 Elf•t• of H•rl•n 0, Riff, d•cHud Notice Is hereby ,2iven that Eth­ el IM!! whose Post Office address Js H. IJ. I , Dexter, Ohio, has been duly appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Harlan D. Ri!e late of Meigs County , Ohio, deceased. Dated this 13th day of Septem­ ber, 1060. F. H. O'BRIEN, Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County , Ohio (9) 15, 22, 29, 3lc Lec,al Notvce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT C•1■ No. 1 8,437 sewing m11chinc, Makes bUlt(ln i1t,te of Phillip Bruch, dHHlllcll ..., Cl,.. UIN Cert Notice iB tereby given thal Ber holes, s�ws 011 buttGn11, over• All Mekat � Models nest Bruch whose Post Office add· casts, bmd hem� and down5 UTIOl'OLITAN MOTOIII re�s is Pomero y , Ohio, R. D. 3, bas of fancy embroidery stikhes. Ml,ln It. Will Hell to res11onsible party Ileen dul y appointed Administrator Pec..,.r, Oha. for 1 1 payments o( $9 35 per or the Estate of Phllllp Bruch late of fomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, 19:JI FORD 1 TON truck A·l month. i'hone WY2•2204 deceased. condition $1295. Ray Weaver, 1 D-28-61c Dated this 13th da y of Septem­ New Haven, W . V11. 9-24•6tp -- - _ t'l!.ACIU;s, bring contalnen. ber, 1960. Wc!Jijlcr .f'ruit Farm, Long Hot1931 FORD 500, 2 dr. hardtop, F. H. O'BRIEN, tom, Uhiu,. Phtme Y Uk oo 5.a201 'W- w., Thunderbird, flour sh;rt Judge of the Probate Court tran.11.. many other ex.tra11. tHtHfc "Meigs County, Ohio ---!'bone Cheater YU5•32&6. (9) 15, 22, 29, 3lc FO_H: SALE Uprigtilp"1aycr piano. 9-27 ·8lp Straford. WYl · l�J2. 9-24-fftp u ----l___ u l Auto Sales SACRJFICE-Siuger iig iag _.;.-,-:..c:.=.=:....___ WILL "°'°' a.at __ t-or !>ale Legal Notices •or1ce o• APPOINTM"'" Exaeutrix --c ... No. 1 19424 LEGAL NOTICE E,tate of Garfield A, Adami, Caw No. 1 3,073 0.cHad ANDREW HAGER, wtmse p!ace . . . hat hereby otice 1s given t residence ii; unknown. is hereby of .� 1 Iara M. Ad!ms, whose Post Of- n(ltified th•t on the 7th d y f hrc aJdress 1i; Pomeroy._ Ohio, R. September A. D. 1960, Laur! H�1) has _been duly apptltnled as ger, beinll: plaintif!, filed her peti­ Execulrix or the Est.ate of Gar• lion agamd him as defendant in i � ld A. ams 13,_e of Mei,gs t he Courl of (::ommon Pleaa, Meigs �� l u Y, O�� o, dcce.ised. Count y , Ohio, Case No, 13,073, . � Dated this 27th di! y of Septem- pray ini for divorce from the said IJcr, 1960. Andrew Hager on the grounds of G r.osa Negled of Dut)' ,nd Extreme: 1 J ohn c. Bacon, Cruelty , and plaintiff also prays Ael i ng Judge of the Probate Court for other proper relief. Said cause · (9/ 29 ' ( 10 ) 6-13-3tc ' ___ will be for hearing on or after the I 17.JO u, �Yed bJ 10 A.M will be Ill 1 1,al day ' pw.J)N. I petlUon against him u defendant in the Court of Common Pleu' Meigs County, Ohio, Caae No'. 13,071 pra y ing for divorce and other proper relief. Said defendant is requir,d to answer on or before the 15th d.a.y ot October, l!J60. Shirley Ann McCoy By Thelma Nel11on, her next of [riend (9J 6, lj, 22, 29; (10) 8, 13, 6tc , Ml For Rent cALLoN Jucsro• sALE- ,N aparlment on lilupping containers. Ph. WY 2· THltEE ltOOM COAL lU:!:A1'ER, red e Condor Street, Pomeroy, aleo, 4 3344 Cll) 24 , Glc plex irate. Mae Young S_yn- 1 room apartment on Second . ___· cuse, Ohlo, 9-29-3tc ELECTROLUX Varuum Ue11;1e;, Street, Pomeroy . Phone WY22733. 9- 28-Uc Popu_l�r model No. ao in A- 1 HAND PICKED corn for sale. Wiii cond1l1on. Complete w ith all deliver by tr uck. load. Call wy2 . altachment11 and throw awa y SEVEN ROOM house in Harrison­ 2364. 9.29.3tc ville, ·good cellar and well, two p11per ba,i:s. Pay off balance of ____ _____ ·- rar gurwge, large yard and J'il:00 or lerin.s can be arrungl ESTATE coal heatrola for sale garden. See Mrs. L11na Gibsoh,• ed. Phone WY2-2204. 9-28-tltc Q5.00, Can be seen at 189 .Ash 9-28-6tp Harrisonville, Ohio. ------·St., Middleport. 9·29-3 tp -l l 2 HATS killed with Slar W.ir-· ____ farin. 2 ½ lbs. $1 .49. J!.:bcrsbadi APPLE BUTTElt-ocl.4--:llltl'dware, Sugar Run fluur quart. Orders mi. y be placed by callin& WY2-tl2 13 ur Duke I MIii, Larll..lmark Co-011. WANTED: Licensed practical (If/ .:.!8, ltl, ;;,u; <5J b 6 7 12 tleaner■, W¥2-2302 where J11rs nurse. Apply in person lit Fos• 13, 14, u,, lO, 2 1 , 26, '21,' 2B: and Ilda may be left. 9-29,3lc ter's Nuraing HOlll"'-, Syracuse, ( l l ) 3. 2, 4, If, Ill, l l , lU, 11: Ohio. 9-27-5tc HOME MADE ICE c.:°REAM, Juet· -18, 2�ij, 26, au; 02; I , 2. Ute _you maktt at home. Jack's MAN to t11kc over g11s station. Dair, °"'· 1>27 9-23-tfc Phone WY2-9920. �upp l 1� - ·- - 1947 DODGE .f do0r. Phone WY; WANTED: Mechanic. Pho�e WY2Al IS IALS &-27.etp I 2867• 9920. 9-23-lfc 57 Mercury 60 H, P. '495.00 59 Mercury 70 H. P. t59$,0Q KELVJNATUR retrh:erator, baby 45 H. ,. Me rcury Outfit t99S.OO \ I I crib, 2 utiUty cabinet•. Phone MITROPOLITAN MOTOR S W YK-&116 , 9·27-3lc 600 1••• Mein St,..et, Pomeroy Phon• WY2-3170 UM. l'U!a. Oi.L. aaa eoal faar. WOMAN wants clewnlng at $1.00 , mc:ea. Cail 1or uee e,um•1411- 8-20-Uc per hour. l'hone WI9-3011. ron,wau 6 AbOOU Miou.leport. -------9-20-6lp •10-tlo ' B USl neSS e rv 1Ce5 1 . roua RQOM bou,e, 2 loll in 30 rOOT TRAILER, 3 full sized Cheat.et Vlllaa:e, Fuel Oil &love full bat!\ with 11utu- MUELLII 11U 1r:NAc 1, WIITING 04 a ,.:111& fuel oil tank. C•ll btidroomS, matk washer. Maple Street . . HOUII appllanc... A.meld 1 .... .., W Y2-tl18, Cbarlt1 lhebl. Middleport. Phone WY2-M6o.' . . tMn. Syrecutt, Ohio. ,..._ 1-»etj. 0-29-0tc W Y2-6;JM. 11-11.ff ___ 1 FAWN d1arette machine hold• I dl�INDt brand• ,120.00 Aflt eoNDITIONU.G, aEFRIGJ:11. 1 , Rutland Poal Room. ll-2'1·3Ip 111.ion aen1ce. Jack'• Refri.,en­ WANTl!:D CUSTOM eorn plcklna. tloo, New Haven. Pbi;ra, TU2· Contact Delmar Holl on, Pome­ POTATOU Clarence Prolllti, 21-11 m1. roy Roule 3. Mt. Hermao Road , Ponllnd, Ohio 1>21·12le . 9-2.fi--C,tp. - :-:-:-.,,---- 1 A 1CTIQ NIII . ;APPLES FOK SALE---Orlmu Gol· Corn,t..,_ hr-vl4NI ,, den, Red and YeUow Dellciou GOOD , u11ed slide trombone. c,1tt ........,.. , ; Staymaa and ,ome Beaut Phone W Y2-2$93, 9-27-3tc wrtte. Phone • CPlea• b:rinl con�laera. Chr ll A. C, IRADNMW, llaclne, Ohio. l'rutb, llalon. w. v■• Phon• SPruce 8......, 9-26-llt FOtt, ftENT inodern-two tiedroom PII.LIC AUCTIOtl houae. Furnished or i·t unrur­ l b·Y• IGld IN � � and wlII , nt•be(l, automatic heal. dlspoa­ 1 • ' NII the followlnJ at publlc al and landscaped ya rd. Phone auet.lon, Oct. J, S,turd■y, 1 : 00 WY2-324Ct. M,u. JameI Weber, Middleport. �- P, M.., loe.tted l mile horn Zion 9·28-6lc . . � Cburth Ult off 1tatl route 143 at foot ol Horner HiU. Walch HOU�, 7 ,o;-ma. l � batlt, hard• wood floor■, ba■emen t, 1araae. fo, 19DO l'armall A t1el01• 8:80 A.14. largo lot and garden on Gravel tractor with plow 1Dd cultiva . Mlddl1,•l't ¥1 Y-2-2649 , HIii. Phone l eorn plant.er, whee WV2-32 tot. JHO,. 67, , U.U'rl Pl,ID ITO,.. 9-27-3lc . lrailtt, lboaU, Potatoe■, hone At e......, , . · d.ltc, cut off uw, hiPavy chic Y- 54141 blll, 1 lat hand toola. EIGIIT ROOM HOIJSII, two five IJATIUII NAMII.L NOUl --D PURNITUR fQOlll ap■rtments. A. N. Bcin1el. Coal eook atove, melal uWlty Pl:1001 WYl-3272. 11.a , tfc AIINln, ' cabinet, llvlq room suite, bed•• .. .,,. llQ 8enlet FOH RENT-Tbr .. ofll ct rooma · • tltc1tte ironer, 2 burner IH over Stiffler Shoe tore oa . , ' lto¥t1 _wuher, 2 Warm Morn AUCTIONIIR Court St., in Pomero)' 1 1econd .IINWI, radio, rockera RIASONAILI.RATII floor. One lara:e 18 a: 22 room , ltudl, bun warmer, dilbes ' SATISPACTION GUAIIANTIID with adjotnln1 lJ , 1:11 �L room -Call 1r writ. I. 0. fk-C., One 10 -1 18 tro�,t room. All 1 ANTIQUII ChHttr, Ohlt n•"':y painted with new- floor Jlylq ,room suite, cord bed 1 22 aatp COVtl'ini,. Phont a-211111. Capt librUJ table, I.Ide board 2 · ltaltda: ane eouch. A 1rfat -.a, aUi,r •rUcle. not llsted. APAA'1'11BNTS llnlll• -- ­ UDIIU'llt...._ Mcllt tat at Ceth. _port. Phone Wl 2.i - -;,;;;i-d�--:- 1 60�--;; 21s1 day •f October, A. D. 1960 . LAURA HAGER . . . Crow, Crow & Porter, Attorney, for PlainUf'f (9) 8, 15, 22, 29; (10) 6, 13, 20, 7tc OES Hird Tuesday­ Evening Meeting At Masonic Temple A six o'clock potluck dinner pre­ ceded the meeling of the Past Matrons of Pomeroy Chapter J86 DES held Tuesda y evening at the Masonic Tem ple. Mrs. Dwight Parker president, was in charge or the meeting and round robin cards were sent to Mrs. S. E. Kaetzel of Edison and Mrs. Carrie Nye. Attending were Mrs. E. J. Trac y , Miss Maud Grµeser, Mrs. · L. F. Schoenleb, Mrs. llartwell Curd, Mrs. Alonzo Guster, Mrs. Nolan �wackhammer, Mrs. l 8. Weed, .�rs. G. E. Nease, Mrs. Rollln Rad­ ford, Mrs. Carl Shleldli, Mn Harry P. Smith and Mrs. Parker. CALLED BY tLLN&SS Mn. Geneva Simpson, Dayton, was called here due lo the serious illness ol her uncle, George Bryant at the home of his niece, MiH Nettie Tolliver. Also asslsting in his care are Mrs, Harrlaon Bentley and Mn. Marvin McGuire. Mr. Bryant is past 96 years of ase. ------------ 1 RIVER REPORT Grange. Names New Officers For Coming Year Dutriet 1'ocationol Teacher• ff..... -•., MeednlJ Ne_w of�J cers were named by the Gauaes: Montgomery 16.2 up- Hamsonvllle Grange which met in per, 9.2 lower, 2 ft open Gilli• regular session Tbur•do evenin&. ! polis, 18.0 9_2 _ !ii !owe�, 1 ft. Lo u.pper, T�e)' were, Master , Virgil I. upper, 9 3 Atkins. over,,eer, open; ck 23. 15. Homer R. Lee; lower. clO!ied off; all moveable lecture�. Pa6line Atkins; s1ew.ard, dams up 13 thru 23 and closed off. Seth Nicholson; assistant steward, Ohio River Boals, down, Lock la Robert L. Jewell; 1ady a&sistant : Larry Turner 6 15 a. m . 1-3, Lock steward, Sharon A. Jewell, Chap. 14 Avalon 3 a. m., Lock 19 Beaver lain, ladys Nicholson; Treasurer, G 8:45 a. m. 1-0, Advent 7 : lO 3_ m. Fra nk Ha1lJday . : 15-0. Lock Z3 Bob Benter 2 45 p. m; 1 9-t and 1 derrick t,oal, IelSecrelary, Ruby Halliday; Gate son ,d. Broadfoot 7:0.:. p. m. 2-2. ke£' per . Kermit Epple. Ceres. Charles R. Stephenson 7 :40 p. m. Lmnse Gilkey , Pomona. Ethel Burp. m. 19-0, Elger Cliff 1-0 a. m. son; Flora, Lind.i Morris· Exe<;uUpriver, Gallipolis, Pegg�· Down• live comm1ltee, Clinton ' Gilkey, ey 1 a. m. 7·1, Defender 7 :45 a. m. Legislative agent, Scih Nicholson. 1 h!! llomr Econnm1c Comiltee 4-0, Lock 23 Walter C. Beckjord f:30 p. m. 6-13, Cincinnati 4 :30 cons11,ts or Pauline Atki ns, Allegra a. m. 8-3, Ellen Z 10: 1 0 a. m. 0-6. Will. Louise G ilkE'.Y . Norma Lee, Kanawha river dams all on sill Hazel Stanley; Yuuth committee, · , Sharon and Robert Jewell, Dean one boat down at Winfield. Will, arid Kermit EPr.,le. Pianist Norma Lee. i Chester Grange Held Tuesday Erening Meeting The Hariisonvll le Grange has in­ vited ColumPia Grange for a joint installation at Harrison\/ille Octo­ ber 2 at 8 p .rn. Th.e Grange meets on the tirst and third Thursda y of each month. · Chester Grange 2609 met Tues• At the meeting a dona tiori was da y evening with Dale Kautz m11de to the Meigs County Blood ' worthy master, presiding. program. The Home Economics chairma.1 annout1C't:!d lhat Norma A contribution was made to the Lee place first in the baking con­ Meigs County blood program. A test at Pom��a . Grange in the but­ joint install11t1on of officere with cake d1v1s1�n. Sharon Jewell ter Alfred Grange on ·oclober 6, at Alplaced i;ec:� nd wtth �wcct rolls. fred, was announced and all of• 1 1 he Halliday , Atkins, Jew_ell fam• ficers and members are urge d tc . ily were hosts at the meeting. Re­ attend. Plans were made for a piefre�hments were served al the nie at Portland park Sunday and social hour, in case of rain Jt will be held at -------the Gr11.nge hall. TO SPEt',K SEPT. 29 Mrs. Henry Beaver, home econ· The Rev. Richard Morgan, Ra· omic chairman, reported on the minister, will cine Methodist coffeee hour at the Sacred Heart preach al the Moree Chapel Me­ church sponeored by WMPO. The thodist Church, Spiller, Thursday Gr�nge will participate in the evening, Sept. 29th at 7:31). There contest. State Grange wu an• All singing. ill be �pedal nounced /or October 23-26 and rep­ w churches are urged to attend. resenting the Gr'ange will be Mar­ jorie Hoffman as princess . Jnhnny Newell as prince and Mr&. David Koblentz as a delegate. A dinner meeting was held Wed· ne,day ··•�i•& . II the M■rtln Restaurant in Middleport .by the Vocatio nal Teachen of ttllt Di• trict. I NT PRIDA . �, THJ Y I V I V Followiq the dlnner plana were mJde for a fall FHA Dlatrict 'J'ho- · Jleedlvlllc WSCS will 1 meelina: which -wm be held at , IUIJ)per •t tbe 11• · � Middleport in November. i •J even t � � � ni:: Attendin& the dinner and meet- ; ,MP\l �•� ,b · :·menl. Ing were, Jun Ebmm of Racine, :• :tetda ' • to· to cbJc: im:ro . 1.Je-Jrnt. PU BLIC- SALE Tuesday, October 4, '1:960, 1 1 A.M. LOCATION: From Galllpofl1, fO nortftwest IHI It. 15 to iunctlon 1 60 I• Porttir, tum rlaht •n lleUte SM, .. 4 mlln and watdi for Mia sltn. From Mictdi.port 90 4owh Route 7 t. Cheshll'9, •nd turn right on Route 554 Mkl htch for •I• •ISIIIL R EASON FOR SWJNG ; I ha,.,.. fl)lt my fllQI.. F U R N'I T 11 .R E 1 T�ppan gas ran,e, extra good; 1 kitcherl ubinet; 1 Kelvin.ator rerrrgerator; l table ; l stand; 3 cM1t, of drawera; 1 dinette set extra -good; 1 W•rm Morning heater, ,opd •bape·1 1 rocker· i �elephone table; l couch; 1 bed; 1 bedroom auite complete' 1 . iron �ed; 1 Speed Queen Wather, good; 2 trunu;' 1 dresser: 1 eleetr1c P'a�; 1 got-cl pk:nic Ice '10�.All ,tlncl:i ot frµit. 1 spra;e,. baleo """ed'ha�; 200 • lood locuit JM>Sls· gi,o l_ \� vmer I� loo ·nurnerow to mention. • N!)T RESPONSIII.I l'OR AC�IDINTI "i'••;. � Mn. Willilll Anglin, · own,er Q , E . F rench, auctlonNr, J. A. Prench. Cl•rlr Juli• TMIIJ,w Cashier. '1 , . J ust In Time � .; . For Fall Plant ing .} IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS TULIPS - CROCUS HYACINTHS NARCISSUS ------· ·----Milestone ls §hgvt,er§iven For Bakers At Mrs. �s Home R.ea� 1A! Jae QIIO 1 By CT DAFFODILS ...,. . . All Gu�anteetl To Grow .1nd Bloom • !J:t7�;:·;i�. �; D�.Jl.��{Q�� :, !l•r�· Eel RawJey, llr1. Jlart,pe Wil&an ·,..i · l!l'J. Gofdl' . , �hme»,ts o ice cream � JJtite t��e trtit,med in ll'een 1!:141 1,llow wit� t�• in■<:rlptjon ,:,_ �J.irr, �•d Nqrm," wer,o served. ·Rep�e·ve ·For_ 1 '��j ' fi:! "" hr,rr it•� · ,;,;:, �rtji',r!1 '1Pl!=rlplned Jln.f-t ■· 'eveniria: w · •· baf" c · · Ct1.1,b "Jrwtl/ "'·rr I M ' . b mG il foi IY�8· ' )lmoi' _ ',ierj WPD _bf llrt. Pa• tricl1 Mills, Mrs. Jean Anne Brad buey, Mra. Joan Childfi and Mrs. Martha Gress. OtJ!qa p1l)lng were Mrs. Peggy Schmoljl and Mr&. �y Lou · Joggs. . •-· '· "'· . . · Up :fo !f.he Mi nute at _ __ .., . MasoQ 1;: • � p- , r • · 4;q11n.fJ N iWS sPiit � ._ _ f -I 0- For So le or Rent - - -------. ■ ""- ,. - ■ -- 1 1 41 For Rent - Call Dlc1 Sftffitt arrows: i - -- --· ao a --- ■ tn, itc- ■ � ,.....,Htla r.r accidents ... � �y lrodford A••il tc-,lny, a.cine, -.. w1NH1 r Crttt lradt.rd. MMll¥1 A. C, lradforcl . . s -- -- M ODERN unfurnllhed I ?OOma and batb lputplent. Blrcb cab­ lnet■, ' dl■poilll, lncinvator, large doeet■• Pbone WYl!-11'1. 9·16•ltc DORCAS HOUSF.: fo r Jent Chrls­ tine Bec&le, Phone WY2i3302. 8-29.fltp , Three nice uaed re•colldlllened up. right pian08. Priced ri1ht to 1ell. Others to chOOle !rOm $20,00 up. Fr� .delivery. Call RuUand . Fi,rnitur , �H2-4811 . oi- aft-,r t,· p: � m. call 8 .f03f, 8-29-Gtc · . ·••vie■ n, �.:: . a ,a u UHD PIANO _,,.._ I 1 8-A' . Employment Wanted • I 20b I I n:;uronce roiP=�1,isi11w1cs "-Pio tectiln, t.u.. Au.tt, l'irt, h1li, !;t1!. - lllllo. lliddlopo■t, IIARNl!5-SllllPSON INSUIIANCII Aaont■, lliddloport. Fin, A¥to, mobllt. Bondi. Phone wn2903. ..17.11 121 l Real 1:statti - 5:05 PM ' 33� LONG PLAY R E CO R D S . ( 1 1 l Wanted To Buy .. ' ' . COME IN TODAY AND SEE THESE_ BARGAINS . . s __ J,'& , d . \·. : COL..U¥BUS UPI-Gov. Michael V. OiSI.Re said be would decidei todQ' whether convicted slayer, Jopph Lo'ui1 Cosby dies In the el'ectric chair Friday night aa scheduled for the murder of a shoe store salesman. DiSalle visited Cosby, �. of Cleveland, Wednesday at the Ohio Penitentiary, and spoke with Hie convict for 11bo ut an hour. Then hi! went to Cleveland to visit the ,cene of the crime, The governOr said Cosby re­ mained composed but tense dur •. �Po.I an l)'lat and view ing the inter ogized for the letter he wrote 1.0 DiSalle two months ago. "I told hitri I · unclersiood his feeli11a:1 al the time," DiSalJe, an iahment, 1)PPOR-Cl)l of cap\tal pun t SAld �YCostiy,· a Niepo apd a K orean War Veteran, reCeived a �deY., , SHI}' of exepation il1 July . from. DiSalle to allow Um� for Cosby's altorney, Robert Krupansky, to study new evidence from a supp'O!ifd ey� wttness. Bol statements from a drug salesman who said he was a wit• ness to lhe armed robbery in G. which sh.oe salesman Ray mond to d falle h Mack was shot to deat pro• dy · alrea nce evide .Jibe' with dfceljl lJ1 the case. 't ' 'lA�OLlNF ALLEY "°"" l'm 1=oure vou're �hateuer Slulf 58'/5, ,ight, Sk<iecix. Ile sooined ,.,,bodv "'" make me mur;t : be1ieve -,�-/\. uMympatt1'?t1C... I llov,a I1 .,. a te\l\ng 1 ·1 2. 1.9 �� ' :·-4, ---\ I NANCY I DO N'T LIK E 'E M--1 WON'T TE E H E E ·- ­ THE V'R E ·so r, A< !j L;OOK FUN NY- -­ P'ie !: ' HE E YAK -YA K YAK ---YOU G I RLS TA LK TOO MU CH •. · tt",:-. -,' \ . l \,-·� HOL ZER HOSPITAL · /LdmiJ,IQJls Sept. 27: Mrs. ,Mar• ,.· .Ii, cis Fran Mrs. n; Maso gart Wilsori, M.rs. er; Dext , er tgom Mon y R. Donald A. Bta in•td, Middleport; Jafflea,·' ,;. · !llsho¢ Wilkesvil le; Miu Beverb ' A. Boling, Cheshire; y; grs. wllltam WfJfe1 Pomero Mrs. use; Syca't: rd, !ffafo A. Nih�t · lu� C. Crinfeans, MiddlepQrt; Gaiy .L. plbti/Masan; Mn. Cl\as. Ze111,i:, Gheuer; .J.er,ry E. War­ 'net11Jl11\lf�1 .4 2'1:- Mrs. Harry }lui�orsi.,\. M.rs. CJ�pe Bea\ler, . G,ur• )11,e •Wlleon, 'Fehton Koch · Miller, ph Jose 1/(ra. ler, jis ,Wor 1'(ni. Chu-JY' Jtline, J!lmes Frt-itch d1rlos 1fJlll1;" ' Mrs. Jimmy Tuck­ er, Hayt1en Stroth, George Reed, Mrs. Elva Brown, Roger Saun­ ders, Joan Harrison, Mrs. Cler• ence Gray 1nd 10n, Mrs. Willi am Ra"ae.Y and son, Mr■. H. E. Mc­ Cormi�k aqd female. 1; ' THE CCMMIS50-IER !4iMSELF BROKE OPEN. THAT BRICK WAU.. TO MA.Ke TIIE CONNECnONS. t f . • , :J)"jfliCh'ifft SePl. : t:.mplovment Wc.,ted (20 1 . \1 , I . ,I ll.NDflCte K'J :J Jer -otc 19a l �rine _ - Ull<E SAAL.OW SHORE • 15 F,l)llt!J TO R/USe· sQME 1 , Hl�LOOTIN CHICKfNS, 5NUffY I t ti ' ......... I ,, . . and ,. shower wH . Mr,. L■ rry ,nd •� Mr. en for " Ji � '-'l: �ome of the at 13, pt. , �er � lln, N ... lloort , SyracUM b y A milestone wa21 reach�d al Ml'I- Norman Grueser ■nd- diugh- 1 n Wednesday on a multi- 1 Jackso ter, Betty. ion dollar telephone improve­ Preaent were Mrs. Seldon Bak- mill t pro1ram lot J&fkson COunlY.. er- , Mn. Junior Baker and d1U,h• i rn�n wu startlPd about Pi)te, Mrs. • .l,roir,m �t ten, 1lr1. Kinnie yeari 110. Homer Braley •nd II.rs. Lloyd !II leader• and orrici-a,ls of Civic oy. Pomer of all Moore, Telephone. Co. of Ohio l Gtnen JJ. Mrs. Huold Holmes, Mrs. 1 d for a new telephone groun broke I COn• ter daugh and thur Morarity celebrated the oo­ TheJ nie, }IJ:1. · LawNnce Diddle, Mn. b1.1.lldln1, r al the FairdiDJ1e · a with cuion lff, C■rl Hubbard, 1!'"· Pete Cund near here. club Mn. ¥orriJ Moore and dau1hJer. d.eeru Counf.r)' t pro­ vemeJl impro r l�yea 111e Mn. Robert Moort, Mr■. Clyde I 962. mld-1 in x clim11, w1t1 &r•m I use. all of S)'fac Cunnincham, ln· wlll an comp y the J,lJ'I. WlllialD Roush, Mn. Ger• 1 That's when here. e servic dial rn mode e 1tilut all trude Roush. Mra. Helen Clark remaining non-dial of New Haven; Mu. F.dna td- 1 JaC.UOn iii t1'e any in this area. comp the of wanti, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mn. Ed- ! office gh 1959, Gen­ throu 1946 J'rom ; n Lillia ith Hood and daua:hter $2,245 , 1 � some ed _1Dd . Sharon - Hawley all o( Minert- eral h11 invest m,enta. rove imp nty Cou son Jack . bl. vJUe. · ersion conv the il Mrs. Curtis Roush, Middleport, And from now unt on milli 1 $ than more on, $ending 1lfta but unable to be· of Jacks 1 Httilk ... n 1bee .have fill! more ,_r..,nt were Mr,. Dorothy Winelbms, W Ja£k �. Kr�, t, A tnileellaneous 1 The next meeting wlll l)e · 1'lle!­ day October 1 1 and will begin at 8 p. m . 1 1 7 ) Help Wonted 7 1 • A short program was presented which opened with group singing of "In The Garden ." Members ans• wered to roll cal t wilh their fav­ orite TV program. A poem "Neii:t Dale Week" was read by Mrs. Kautz and Scanning the Grange with reports on Grange work were given by several members. A news­ paper contest was held with Mrs. �obart Newell the winner. Group smglng or "Now The Day Is Over", concluded the program. Refreshments were served the close of the meeting. Lela Krutor ol Rutland, Avl■ FrecPI' o'f Ea■tem Hl•b, Sophi• (;ampboll of South, Weotern, Ald•lh Robinlon of yalllpoUs ■Qd Mildred Balle, �I ICtddleport. 1 -------- - ----- Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 29, 1 960-7 Dally •·• · � . Great! •2.98 J • . . But the date I'ni really looking forward to is Wednesday and SPINEt ·ORGAN 10o/o •ff Thursday October 5th & 6th WHEN THE '81 BUICK " LOWREY ' . Jali4NOW ' . - lo!:!! ' . . ,,.� .,_ ' ,.� ' I ' ! ,.:.. Quality ' 51. Gau•• - 15 Denier ' · 1•;< . - II 'tioUBS 1_ :,_ . : J -t' ER• lltiia·F I EQ�O l�,,O� L W""' Main Slrffl �;,lol!I With A Mone ' 11 - WI CAIIIIY A COMPLlllE LINI OI' ' IA.ND INSllUMENTS WINTER SPINET PIANO oo . •4 9 7 ... $5.oo a mo. WILL IINT AN .' ,. '..· ·, AND '' ' PO·N TIAC GO ON DISPLAy. AT Blaettilar's IN pQfflA rov7 FOR S/t.Ll!: JIVE ROOM HOUS!: wltb bath. nlce loe1Uon. lleltln , l>'! Hood, HI Lo,Ult Si., ' Pomoro7. · (t) I IOIP--------,1,,. . · ' WI CAIIRY OUR, OWN; . fCC!OUNTS �-- - . ' • ' ,,. ., :,_ u � ? ,J i i V "�F- ' i _ (1,,.1,L,U.lv"\ ,.Ji! hu "" 1 1 , ,,., ,..,1-1 qJOt: I lQ) • ' ' 1 ·_; I " .\ ,., i • ' ! .,; rn �,· ' '• t Legal Notice WANT ADS L EGAL NOTICE Cue No. J.3.071 Gall McCoy, whose IHt known IQl, ()ONIJl')'ICNT DEPEND.\BU: llESULT8 RATES .. -.olil"' - - - -�.. • OaJl..,_�:YWCiltw( - • teall P11' �. ,_ ln1ertion. MinWWm cblrie - 60 cent.. "t - lli:rt:l � oae montb ,- 30 cftllfJ per word. _?.�....., GI oeDt.a per word will be dh&r,ed for adverti&ina · =- �.J9 10 dl11 aner re�vina bill. Should lie t•P<>".'tNi immf'diatel1. Tbe WW. Dot be responaible /or DlOfe th.ii.a one lncor• f 1W: llllll'tloq. -�,S of l"::UlU and Srpoclal N olicf¼t of J!:v.,QU Jl.00. Obh1.1:tr1eai - ..-llbed at l ce'lt pe1 wortl. �OB.08 i DAY 3 DAYS .. lM. Yti t MO : = ,1� ::: $1.t,0 16c :.: $2.2li PHONE WY-2-2 1 51 l , 1 1 1 Notices � � !'MMtTI AND PIil CONTROL .. Paa Free impedlon, ltHur• W ., N.t&.n..W.. Phon. It. W Y2• ►.:! ;,. ,-,, ,_ •1teHon4-2.6.tf � c -' ' l "'8 ,REVIVAL TlME al Mt. Olive '· , 1. - --FOR SA Li: 1 ----- - - -- · • ' v�t.JJ t;;;.KLJtr,,, tra,;,lor:. 11 na mow• ers, H.1 1 tKry mower blade& t1harpe n ed. C uslo11 mowm& and I pluw•n.11.. GRAYl!LY TlACTOiil • Sale� a m! ft1·v1ce IH:? 1£. Mam .5t. WY 2·2975. Phone 1 11•:-,no.v. 7•21-tk . , I THE LA CE ,r. H. UAVIS pro- I Nar Lona: Bottom, Sept. 26 lbru Oct, 9. Rev. Harold Holmti, evana:eli1t. Special 1inging by_ the Four Keys, Huntingloo, ;,· t " W , Va,, The 'l'ravelen Trio ' Bu Uilo, W . Va., The lJ u iicans 1 � � 0th.en. Come hear, heed � . , and help. Rev. D. Circle, Pai;. 1 perty, tmck two story, locat�d a_L N or th . Third and C o al �t ccts, Middlcpul't, may be �ec� n ,my even111g. 9- l7-30tc I F<)H SALE 100 - ib.----;.;-pcr- sug-;r D AND SQUARE a e . on WY2 <1344 . rks Pl1 � , S.. turday nig ht , O c1 . 1 1rom 9-28-Bk 8:30 to 12:30 at Pomeroy Moo1:1e rcllenl condition. Portable or Lodge. All Moose members and cabmcl $47.00. Terms 1f dt•sir9-29-:ltc friend!. ed. !'hone WY2-2204. 9-28-6lc �-!"Nri :�a:JN ' i I \ ) I I · II I' 1 '\ I address is c/o Arthur McCoy, The Plains, Ohio, i1 hereby notified th1t on the 6th day of September, 1960, Shirley Ann M·�Coy filed her Legal Notices 1------------ • Legal Not·•c, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT CHt No. 1 8,436 Elf•t• of H•rl•n 0, Riff, d•cHud Notice Is hereby ,2iven that Eth­ el IM!! whose Post Office address Js H. IJ. I , Dexter, Ohio, has been duly appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Harlan D. Ri!e late of Meigs County , Ohio, deceased. Dated this 13th day of Septem­ ber, 1060. F. H. O'BRIEN, Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County , Ohio (9) 15, 22, 29, 3lc Lec,al Notvce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT C•1■ No. 1 8,437 sewing m11chinc, Makes bUlt(ln i1t,te of Phillip Bruch, dHHlllcll ..., Cl,.. UIN Cert Notice iB tereby given thal Ber holes, s�ws 011 buttGn11, over• All Mekat � Models nest Bruch whose Post Office add· casts, bmd hem� and down5 UTIOl'OLITAN MOTOIII re�s is Pomero y , Ohio, R. D. 3, bas of fancy embroidery stikhes. Ml,ln It. Will Hell to res11onsible party Ileen dul y appointed Administrator Pec..,.r, Oha. for 1 1 payments o( $9 35 per or the Estate of Phllllp Bruch late of fomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, 19:JI FORD 1 TON truck A·l month. i'hone WY2•2204 deceased. condition $1295. Ray Weaver, 1 D-28-61c Dated this 13th da y of Septem­ New Haven, W . V11. 9-24•6tp -- - _ t'l!.ACIU;s, bring contalnen. ber, 1960. Wc!Jijlcr .f'ruit Farm, Long Hot1931 FORD 500, 2 dr. hardtop, F. H. O'BRIEN, tom, Uhiu,. Phtme Y Uk oo 5.a201 'W- w., Thunderbird, flour sh;rt Judge of the Probate Court tran.11.. many other ex.tra11. tHtHfc "Meigs County, Ohio ---!'bone Cheater YU5•32&6. (9) 15, 22, 29, 3lc FO_H: SALE Uprigtilp"1aycr piano. 9-27 ·8lp Straford. WYl · l�J2. 9-24-fftp u ----l___ u l Auto Sales SACRJFICE-Siuger iig iag _.;.-,-:..c:.=.=:....___ WILL "°'°' a.at __ t-or !>ale Legal Notices •or1ce o• APPOINTM"'" Exaeutrix --c ... No. 1 19424 LEGAL NOTICE E,tate of Garfield A, Adami, Caw No. 1 3,073 0.cHad ANDREW HAGER, wtmse p!ace . . . hat hereby otice 1s given t residence ii; unknown. is hereby of .� 1 Iara M. Ad!ms, whose Post Of- n(ltified th•t on the 7th d y f hrc aJdress 1i; Pomeroy._ Ohio, R. September A. D. 1960, Laur! H�1) has _been duly apptltnled as ger, beinll: plaintif!, filed her peti­ Execulrix or the Est.ate of Gar• lion agamd him as defendant in i � ld A. ams 13,_e of Mei,gs t he Courl of (::ommon Pleaa, Meigs �� l u Y, O�� o, dcce.ised. Count y , Ohio, Case No, 13,073, . � Dated this 27th di! y of Septem- pray ini for divorce from the said IJcr, 1960. Andrew Hager on the grounds of G r.osa Negled of Dut)' ,nd Extreme: 1 J ohn c. Bacon, Cruelty , and plaintiff also prays Ael i ng Judge of the Probate Court for other proper relief. Said cause · (9/ 29 ' ( 10 ) 6-13-3tc ' ___ will be for hearing on or after the I 17.JO u, �Yed bJ 10 A.M will be Ill 1 1,al day ' pw.J)N. I petlUon against him u defendant in the Court of Common Pleu' Meigs County, Ohio, Caae No'. 13,071 pra y ing for divorce and other proper relief. Said defendant is requir,d to answer on or before the 15th d.a.y ot October, l!J60. Shirley Ann McCoy By Thelma Nel11on, her next of [riend (9J 6, lj, 22, 29; (10) 8, 13, 6tc , Ml For Rent cALLoN Jucsro• sALE- ,N aparlment on lilupping containers. Ph. WY 2· THltEE ltOOM COAL lU:!:A1'ER, red e Condor Street, Pomeroy, aleo, 4 3344 Cll) 24 , Glc plex irate. Mae Young S_yn- 1 room apartment on Second . ___· cuse, Ohlo, 9-29-3tc ELECTROLUX Varuum Ue11;1e;, Street, Pomeroy . Phone WY22733. 9- 28-Uc Popu_l�r model No. ao in A- 1 HAND PICKED corn for sale. Wiii cond1l1on. Complete w ith all deliver by tr uck. load. Call wy2 . altachment11 and throw awa y SEVEN ROOM house in Harrison­ 2364. 9.29.3tc ville, ·good cellar and well, two p11per ba,i:s. Pay off balance of ____ _____ ·- rar gurwge, large yard and J'il:00 or lerin.s can be arrungl ESTATE coal heatrola for sale garden. See Mrs. L11na Gibsoh,• ed. Phone WY2-2204. 9-28-tltc Q5.00, Can be seen at 189 .Ash 9-28-6tp Harrisonville, Ohio. ------·St., Middleport. 9·29-3 tp -l l 2 HATS killed with Slar W.ir-· ____ farin. 2 ½ lbs. $1 .49. J!.:bcrsbadi APPLE BUTTElt-ocl.4--:llltl'dware, Sugar Run fluur quart. Orders mi. y be placed by callin& WY2-tl2 13 ur Duke I MIii, Larll..lmark Co-011. WANTED: Licensed practical (If/ .:.!8, ltl, ;;,u; <5J b 6 7 12 tleaner■, W¥2-2302 where J11rs nurse. Apply in person lit Fos• 13, 14, u,, lO, 2 1 , 26, '21,' 2B: and Ilda may be left. 9-29,3lc ter's Nuraing HOlll"'-, Syracuse, ( l l ) 3. 2, 4, If, Ill, l l , lU, 11: Ohio. 9-27-5tc HOME MADE ICE c.:°REAM, Juet· -18, 2�ij, 26, au; 02; I , 2. Ute _you maktt at home. Jack's MAN to t11kc over g11s station. Dair, °"'· 1>27 9-23-tfc Phone WY2-9920. �upp l 1� - ·- - 1947 DODGE .f do0r. Phone WY; WANTED: Mechanic. Pho�e WY2Al IS IALS &-27.etp I 2867• 9920. 9-23-lfc 57 Mercury 60 H, P. '495.00 59 Mercury 70 H. P. t59$,0Q KELVJNATUR retrh:erator, baby 45 H. ,. Me rcury Outfit t99S.OO \ I I crib, 2 utiUty cabinet•. Phone MITROPOLITAN MOTOR S W YK-&116 , 9·27-3lc 600 1••• Mein St,..et, Pomeroy Phon• WY2-3170 UM. l'U!a. Oi.L. aaa eoal faar. WOMAN wants clewnlng at $1.00 , mc:ea. Cail 1or uee e,um•1411- 8-20-Uc per hour. l'hone WI9-3011. ron,wau 6 AbOOU Miou.leport. -------9-20-6lp •10-tlo ' B USl neSS e rv 1Ce5 1 . roua RQOM bou,e, 2 loll in 30 rOOT TRAILER, 3 full sized Cheat.et Vlllaa:e, Fuel Oil &love full bat!\ with 11utu- MUELLII 11U 1r:NAc 1, WIITING 04 a ,.:111& fuel oil tank. C•ll btidroomS, matk washer. Maple Street . . HOUII appllanc... A.meld 1 .... .., W Y2-tl18, Cbarlt1 lhebl. Middleport. Phone WY2-M6o.' . . tMn. Syrecutt, Ohio. ,..._ 1-»etj. 0-29-0tc W Y2-6;JM. 11-11.ff ___ 1 FAWN d1arette machine hold• I dl�INDt brand• ,120.00 Aflt eoNDITIONU.G, aEFRIGJ:11. 1 , Rutland Poal Room. ll-2'1·3Ip 111.ion aen1ce. Jack'• Refri.,en­ WANTl!:D CUSTOM eorn plcklna. tloo, New Haven. Pbi;ra, TU2· Contact Delmar Holl on, Pome­ POTATOU Clarence Prolllti, 21-11 m1. roy Roule 3. Mt. Hermao Road , Ponllnd, Ohio 1>21·12le . 9-2.fi--C,tp. - :-:-:-.,,---- 1 A 1CTIQ NIII . ;APPLES FOK SALE---Orlmu Gol· Corn,t..,_ hr-vl4NI ,, den, Red and YeUow Dellciou GOOD , u11ed slide trombone. c,1tt ........,.. , ; Staymaa and ,ome Beaut Phone W Y2-2$93, 9-27-3tc wrtte. Phone • CPlea• b:rinl con�laera. Chr ll A. C, IRADNMW, llaclne, Ohio. l'rutb, llalon. w. v■• Phon• SPruce 8......, 9-26-llt FOtt, ftENT inodern-two tiedroom PII.LIC AUCTIOtl houae. Furnished or i·t unrur­ l b·Y• IGld IN � � and wlII , nt•be(l, automatic heal. dlspoa­ 1 • ' NII the followlnJ at publlc al and landscaped ya rd. Phone auet.lon, Oct. J, S,turd■y, 1 : 00 WY2-324Ct. M,u. JameI Weber, Middleport. �- P, M.., loe.tted l mile horn Zion 9·28-6lc . . � Cburth Ult off 1tatl route 143 at foot ol Horner HiU. Walch HOU�, 7 ,o;-ma. l � batlt, hard• wood floor■, ba■emen t, 1araae. fo, 19DO l'armall A t1el01• 8:80 A.14. largo lot and garden on Gravel tractor with plow 1Dd cultiva . Mlddl1,•l't ¥1 Y-2-2649 , HIii. Phone l eorn plant.er, whee WV2-32 tot. JHO,. 67, , U.U'rl Pl,ID ITO,.. 9-27-3lc . lrailtt, lboaU, Potatoe■, hone At e......, , . · d.ltc, cut off uw, hiPavy chic Y- 54141 blll, 1 lat hand toola. EIGIIT ROOM HOIJSII, two five IJATIUII NAMII.L NOUl --D PURNITUR fQOlll ap■rtments. A. N. Bcin1el. Coal eook atove, melal uWlty Pl:1001 WYl-3272. 11.a , tfc AIINln, ' cabinet, llvlq room suite, bed•• .. .,,. llQ 8enlet FOH RENT-Tbr .. ofll ct rooma · • tltc1tte ironer, 2 burner IH over Stiffler Shoe tore oa . , ' lto¥t1 _wuher, 2 Warm Morn AUCTIONIIR Court St., in Pomero)' 1 1econd .IINWI, radio, rockera RIASONAILI.RATII floor. One lara:e 18 a: 22 room , ltudl, bun warmer, dilbes ' SATISPACTION GUAIIANTIID with adjotnln1 lJ , 1:11 �L room -Call 1r writ. I. 0. fk-C., One 10 -1 18 tro�,t room. All 1 ANTIQUII ChHttr, Ohlt n•"':y painted with new- floor Jlylq ,room suite, cord bed 1 22 aatp COVtl'ini,. Phont a-211111. Capt librUJ table, I.Ide board 2 · ltaltda: ane eouch. A 1rfat -.a, aUi,r •rUcle. not llsted. APAA'1'11BNTS llnlll• -- ­ UDIIU'llt...._ Mcllt tat at Ceth. _port. Phone Wl 2.i - -;,;;;i-d�--:- 1 60�--;; 21s1 day •f October, A. D. 1960 . LAURA HAGER . . . Crow, Crow & Porter, Attorney, for PlainUf'f (9) 8, 15, 22, 29; (10) 6, 13, 20, 7tc OES Hird Tuesday­ Evening Meeting At Masonic Temple A six o'clock potluck dinner pre­ ceded the meeling of the Past Matrons of Pomeroy Chapter J86 DES held Tuesda y evening at the Masonic Tem ple. Mrs. Dwight Parker president, was in charge or the meeting and round robin cards were sent to Mrs. S. E. Kaetzel of Edison and Mrs. Carrie Nye. Attending were Mrs. E. J. Trac y , Miss Maud Grµeser, Mrs. · L. F. Schoenleb, Mrs. llartwell Curd, Mrs. Alonzo Guster, Mrs. Nolan �wackhammer, Mrs. l 8. Weed, .�rs. G. E. Nease, Mrs. Rollln Rad­ ford, Mrs. Carl Shleldli, Mn Harry P. Smith and Mrs. Parker. CALLED BY tLLN&SS Mn. Geneva Simpson, Dayton, was called here due lo the serious illness ol her uncle, George Bryant at the home of his niece, MiH Nettie Tolliver. Also asslsting in his care are Mrs, Harrlaon Bentley and Mn. Marvin McGuire. Mr. Bryant is past 96 years of ase. ------------ 1 RIVER REPORT Grange. Names New Officers For Coming Year Dutriet 1'ocationol Teacher• ff..... -•., MeednlJ Ne_w of�J cers were named by the Gauaes: Montgomery 16.2 up- Hamsonvllle Grange which met in per, 9.2 lower, 2 ft open Gilli• regular session Tbur•do evenin&. ! polis, 18.0 9_2 _ !ii !owe�, 1 ft. Lo u.pper, T�e)' were, Master , Virgil I. upper, 9 3 Atkins. over,,eer, open; ck 23. 15. Homer R. Lee; lower. clO!ied off; all moveable lecture�. Pa6line Atkins; s1ew.ard, dams up 13 thru 23 and closed off. Seth Nicholson; assistant steward, Ohio River Boals, down, Lock la Robert L. Jewell; 1ady a&sistant : Larry Turner 6 15 a. m . 1-3, Lock steward, Sharon A. Jewell, Chap. 14 Avalon 3 a. m., Lock 19 Beaver lain, ladys Nicholson; Treasurer, G 8:45 a. m. 1-0, Advent 7 : lO 3_ m. Fra nk Ha1lJday . : 15-0. Lock Z3 Bob Benter 2 45 p. m; 1 9-t and 1 derrick t,oal, IelSecrelary, Ruby Halliday; Gate son ,d. Broadfoot 7:0.:. p. m. 2-2. ke£' per . Kermit Epple. Ceres. Charles R. Stephenson 7 :40 p. m. Lmnse Gilkey , Pomona. Ethel Burp. m. 19-0, Elger Cliff 1-0 a. m. son; Flora, Lind.i Morris· Exe<;uUpriver, Gallipolis, Pegg�· Down• live comm1ltee, Clinton ' Gilkey, ey 1 a. m. 7·1, Defender 7 :45 a. m. Legislative agent, Scih Nicholson. 1 h!! llomr Econnm1c Comiltee 4-0, Lock 23 Walter C. Beckjord f:30 p. m. 6-13, Cincinnati 4 :30 cons11,ts or Pauline Atki ns, Allegra a. m. 8-3, Ellen Z 10: 1 0 a. m. 0-6. Will. Louise G ilkE'.Y . Norma Lee, Kanawha river dams all on sill Hazel Stanley; Yuuth committee, · , Sharon and Robert Jewell, Dean one boat down at Winfield. Will, arid Kermit EPr.,le. Pianist Norma Lee. i Chester Grange Held Tuesday Erening Meeting The Hariisonvll le Grange has in­ vited ColumPia Grange for a joint installation at Harrison\/ille Octo­ ber 2 at 8 p .rn. Th.e Grange meets on the tirst and third Thursda y of each month. · Chester Grange 2609 met Tues• At the meeting a dona tiori was da y evening with Dale Kautz m11de to the Meigs County Blood ' worthy master, presiding. program. The Home Economics chairma.1 annout1C't:!d lhat Norma A contribution was made to the Lee place first in the baking con­ Meigs County blood program. A test at Pom��a . Grange in the but­ joint install11t1on of officere with cake d1v1s1�n. Sharon Jewell ter Alfred Grange on ·oclober 6, at Alplaced i;ec:� nd wtth �wcct rolls. fred, was announced and all of• 1 1 he Halliday , Atkins, Jew_ell fam• ficers and members are urge d tc . ily were hosts at the meeting. Re­ attend. Plans were made for a piefre�hments were served al the nie at Portland park Sunday and social hour, in case of rain Jt will be held at -------the Gr11.nge hall. TO SPEt',K SEPT. 29 Mrs. Henry Beaver, home econ· The Rev. Richard Morgan, Ra· omic chairman, reported on the minister, will cine Methodist coffeee hour at the Sacred Heart preach al the Moree Chapel Me­ church sponeored by WMPO. The thodist Church, Spiller, Thursday Gr�nge will participate in the evening, Sept. 29th at 7:31). There contest. State Grange wu an• All singing. ill be �pedal nounced /or October 23-26 and rep­ w churches are urged to attend. resenting the Gr'ange will be Mar­ jorie Hoffman as princess . Jnhnny Newell as prince and Mr&. David Koblentz as a delegate. A dinner meeting was held Wed· ne,day ··•�i•& . II the M■rtln Restaurant in Middleport .by the Vocatio nal Teachen of ttllt Di• trict. I NT PRIDA . �, THJ Y I V I V Followiq the dlnner plana were mJde for a fall FHA Dlatrict 'J'ho- · Jleedlvlllc WSCS will 1 meelina: which -wm be held at , IUIJ)per •t tbe 11• · � Middleport in November. i •J even t � � � ni:: Attendin& the dinner and meet- ; ,MP\l �•� ,b · :·menl. Ing were, Jun Ebmm of Racine, :• :tetda ' • to· to cbJc: im:ro . 1.Je-Jrnt. PU BLIC- SALE Tuesday, October 4, '1:960, 1 1 A.M. LOCATION: From Galllpofl1, fO nortftwest IHI It. 15 to iunctlon 1 60 I• Porttir, tum rlaht •n lleUte SM, .. 4 mlln and watdi for Mia sltn. From Mictdi.port 90 4owh Route 7 t. Cheshll'9, •nd turn right on Route 554 Mkl htch for •I• •ISIIIL R EASON FOR SWJNG ; I ha,.,.. fl)lt my fllQI.. F U R N'I T 11 .R E 1 T�ppan gas ran,e, extra good; 1 kitcherl ubinet; 1 Kelvin.ator rerrrgerator; l table ; l stand; 3 cM1t, of drawera; 1 dinette set extra -good; 1 W•rm Morning heater, ,opd •bape·1 1 rocker· i �elephone table; l couch; 1 bed; 1 bedroom auite complete' 1 . iron �ed; 1 Speed Queen Wather, good; 2 trunu;' 1 dresser: 1 eleetr1c P'a�; 1 got-cl pk:nic Ice '10�.All ,tlncl:i ot frµit. 1 spra;e,. baleo """ed'ha�; 200 • lood locuit JM>Sls· gi,o l_ \� vmer I� loo ·nurnerow to mention. • N!)T RESPONSIII.I l'OR AC�IDINTI "i'••;. � Mn. Willilll Anglin, · own,er Q , E . F rench, auctlonNr, J. A. Prench. Cl•rlr Juli• TMIIJ,w Cashier. '1 , . J ust In Time � .; . For Fall Plant ing .} IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS TULIPS - CROCUS HYACINTHS NARCISSUS ------· ·----Milestone ls §hgvt,er§iven For Bakers At Mrs. �s Home R.ea� 1A! Jae QIIO 1 By CT DAFFODILS ...,. . . All Gu�anteetl To Grow .1nd Bloom • !J:t7�;:·;i�. �; D�.Jl.��{Q�� :, !l•r�· Eel RawJey, llr1. Jlart,pe Wil&an ·,..i · l!l'J. Gofdl' . , �hme»,ts o ice cream � JJtite t��e trtit,med in ll'een 1!:141 1,llow wit� t�• in■<:rlptjon ,:,_ �J.irr, �•d Nqrm," wer,o served. ·Rep�e·ve ·For_ 1 '��j ' fi:! "" hr,rr it•� · ,;,;:, �rtji',r!1 '1Pl!=rlplned Jln.f-t ■· 'eveniria: w · •· baf" c · · Ct1.1,b "Jrwtl/ "'·rr I M ' . b mG il foi IY�8· ' )lmoi' _ ',ierj WPD _bf llrt. Pa• tricl1 Mills, Mrs. Jean Anne Brad buey, Mra. Joan Childfi and Mrs. Martha Gress. OtJ!qa p1l)lng were Mrs. Peggy Schmoljl and Mr&. �y Lou · Joggs. . •-· '· "'· . . · Up :fo !f.he Mi nute at _ __ .., . MasoQ 1;: • � p- , r • · 4;q11n.fJ N iWS sPiit � ._ _ f -I 0- For So le or Rent - - -------. ■ ""- ,. - ■ -- 1 1 41 For Rent - Call Dlc1 Sftffitt arrows: i - -- --· ao a --- ■ tn, itc- ■ � ,.....,Htla r.r accidents ... � �y lrodford A••il tc-,lny, a.cine, -.. w1NH1 r Crttt lradt.rd. MMll¥1 A. C, lradforcl . . s -- -- M ODERN unfurnllhed I ?OOma and batb lputplent. Blrcb cab­ lnet■, ' dl■poilll, lncinvator, large doeet■• Pbone WYl!-11'1. 9·16•ltc DORCAS HOUSF.: fo r Jent Chrls­ tine Bec&le, Phone WY2i3302. 8-29.fltp , Three nice uaed re•colldlllened up. right pian08. Priced ri1ht to 1ell. Others to chOOle !rOm $20,00 up. Fr� .delivery. Call RuUand . Fi,rnitur , �H2-4811 . oi- aft-,r t,· p: � m. call 8 .f03f, 8-29-Gtc · . ·••vie■ n, �.:: . a ,a u UHD PIANO _,,.._ I 1 8-A' . Employment Wanted • I 20b I I n:;uronce roiP=�1,isi11w1cs "-Pio tectiln, t.u.. Au.tt, l'irt, h1li, !;t1!. - lllllo. lliddlopo■t, IIARNl!5-SllllPSON INSUIIANCII Aaont■, lliddloport. Fin, A¥to, mobllt. Bondi. Phone wn2903. ..17.11 121 l Real 1:statti - 5:05 PM ' 33� LONG PLAY R E CO R D S . ( 1 1 l Wanted To Buy .. ' ' . COME IN TODAY AND SEE THESE_ BARGAINS . . s __ J,'& , d . \·. : COL..U¥BUS UPI-Gov. Michael V. OiSI.Re said be would decidei todQ' whether convicted slayer, Jopph Lo'ui1 Cosby dies In the el'ectric chair Friday night aa scheduled for the murder of a shoe store salesman. DiSalle visited Cosby, �. of Cleveland, Wednesday at the Ohio Penitentiary, and spoke with Hie convict for 11bo ut an hour. Then hi! went to Cleveland to visit the ,cene of the crime, The governOr said Cosby re­ mained composed but tense dur •. �Po.I an l)'lat and view ing the inter ogized for the letter he wrote 1.0 DiSalle two months ago. "I told hitri I · unclersiood his feeli11a:1 al the time," DiSalJe, an iahment, 1)PPOR-Cl)l of cap\tal pun t SAld �YCostiy,· a Niepo apd a K orean War Veteran, reCeived a �deY., , SHI}' of exepation il1 July . from. DiSalle to allow Um� for Cosby's altorney, Robert Krupansky, to study new evidence from a supp'O!ifd ey� wttness. Bol statements from a drug salesman who said he was a wit• ness to lhe armed robbery in G. which sh.oe salesman Ray mond to d falle h Mack was shot to deat pro• dy · alrea nce evide .Jibe' with dfceljl lJ1 the case. 't ' 'lA�OLlNF ALLEY "°"" l'm 1=oure vou're �hateuer Slulf 58'/5, ,ight, Sk<iecix. Ile sooined ,.,,bodv "'" make me mur;t : be1ieve -,�-/\. uMympatt1'?t1C... I llov,a I1 .,. a te\l\ng 1 ·1 2. 1.9 �� ' :·-4, ---\ I NANCY I DO N'T LIK E 'E M--1 WON'T TE E H E E ·- ­ THE V'R E ·so r, A< !j L;OOK FUN NY- -­ P'ie !: ' HE E YAK -YA K YAK ---YOU G I RLS TA LK TOO MU CH •. · tt",:-. -,' \ . l \,-·� HOL ZER HOSPITAL · /LdmiJ,IQJls Sept. 27: Mrs. ,Mar• ,.· .Ii, cis Fran Mrs. n; Maso gart Wilsori, M.rs. er; Dext , er tgom Mon y R. Donald A. Bta in•td, Middleport; Jafflea,·' ,;. · !llsho¢ Wilkesvil le; Miu Beverb ' A. Boling, Cheshire; y; grs. wllltam WfJfe1 Pomero Mrs. use; Syca't: rd, !ffafo A. Nih�t · lu� C. Crinfeans, MiddlepQrt; Gaiy .L. plbti/Masan; Mn. Cl\as. Ze111,i:, Gheuer; .J.er,ry E. War­ 'net11Jl11\lf�1 .4 2'1:- Mrs. Harry }lui�orsi.,\. M.rs. CJ�pe Bea\ler, . G,ur• )11,e •Wlleon, 'Fehton Koch · Miller, ph Jose 1/(ra. ler, jis ,Wor 1'(ni. Chu-JY' Jtline, J!lmes Frt-itch d1rlos 1fJlll1;" ' Mrs. Jimmy Tuck­ er, Hayt1en Stroth, George Reed, Mrs. Elva Brown, Roger Saun­ ders, Joan Harrison, Mrs. Cler• ence Gray 1nd 10n, Mrs. Willi am Ra"ae.Y and son, Mr■. H. E. Mc­ Cormi�k aqd female. 1; ' THE CCMMIS50-IER !4iMSELF BROKE OPEN. THAT BRICK WAU.. TO MA.Ke TIIE CONNECnONS. t f . • , :J)"jfliCh'ifft SePl. : t:.mplovment Wc.,ted (20 1 . \1 , I . ,I ll.NDflCte K'J :J Jer -otc 19a l �rine _ - Ull<E SAAL.OW SHORE • 15 F,l)llt!J TO R/USe· sQME 1 , Hl�LOOTIN CHICKfNS, 5NUffY I t ti ' ......... I ,, . . and ,. shower wH . Mr,. L■ rry ,nd •� Mr. en for " Ji � '-'l: �ome of the at 13, pt. , �er � lln, N ... lloort , SyracUM b y A milestone wa21 reach�d al Ml'I- Norman Grueser ■nd- diugh- 1 n Wednesday on a multi- 1 Jackso ter, Betty. ion dollar telephone improve­ Preaent were Mrs. Seldon Bak- mill t pro1ram lot J&fkson COunlY.. er- , Mn. Junior Baker and d1U,h• i rn�n wu startlPd about Pi)te, Mrs. • .l,roir,m �t ten, 1lr1. Kinnie yeari 110. Homer Braley •nd II.rs. Lloyd !II leader• and orrici-a,ls of Civic oy. Pomer of all Moore, Telephone. Co. of Ohio l Gtnen JJ. Mrs. Huold Holmes, Mrs. 1 d for a new telephone groun broke I COn• ter daugh and thur Morarity celebrated the oo­ TheJ nie, }IJ:1. · LawNnce Diddle, Mn. b1.1.lldln1, r al the FairdiDJ1e · a with cuion lff, C■rl Hubbard, 1!'"· Pete Cund near here. club Mn. ¥orriJ Moore and dau1hJer. d.eeru Counf.r)' t pro­ vemeJl impro r l�yea 111e Mn. Robert Moort, Mr■. Clyde I 962. mld-1 in x clim11, w1t1 &r•m I use. all of S)'fac Cunnincham, ln· wlll an comp y the J,lJ'I. WlllialD Roush, Mn. Ger• 1 That's when here. e servic dial rn mode e 1tilut all trude Roush. Mra. Helen Clark remaining non-dial of New Haven; Mu. F.dna td- 1 JaC.UOn iii t1'e any in this area. comp the of wanti, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mn. Ed- ! office gh 1959, Gen­ throu 1946 J'rom ; n Lillia ith Hood and daua:hter $2,245 , 1 � some ed _1Dd . Sharon - Hawley all o( Minert- eral h11 invest m,enta. rove imp nty Cou son Jack . bl. vJUe. · ersion conv the il Mrs. Curtis Roush, Middleport, And from now unt on milli 1 $ than more on, $ending 1lfta but unable to be· of Jacks 1 Httilk ... n 1bee .have fill! more ,_r..,nt were Mr,. Dorothy Winelbms, W Ja£k �. Kr�, t, A tnileellaneous 1 The next meeting wlll l)e · 1'lle!­ day October 1 1 and will begin at 8 p. m . 1 1 7 ) Help Wonted 7 1 • A short program was presented which opened with group singing of "In The Garden ." Members ans• wered to roll cal t wilh their fav­ orite TV program. A poem "Neii:t Dale Week" was read by Mrs. Kautz and Scanning the Grange with reports on Grange work were given by several members. A news­ paper contest was held with Mrs. �obart Newell the winner. Group smglng or "Now The Day Is Over", concluded the program. Refreshments were served the close of the meeting. Lela Krutor ol Rutland, Avl■ FrecPI' o'f Ea■tem Hl•b, Sophi• (;ampboll of South, Weotern, Ald•lh Robinlon of yalllpoUs ■Qd Mildred Balle, �I ICtddleport. 1 -------- - ----- Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 29, 1 960-7 Dally •·• · � . Great! •2.98 J • . . But the date I'ni really looking forward to is Wednesday and SPINEt ·ORGAN 10o/o •ff Thursday October 5th & 6th WHEN THE '81 BUICK " LOWREY ' . Jali4NOW ' . - lo!:!! ' . . ,,.� .,_ ' ,.� ' I ' ! ,.:.. Quality ' 51. Gau•• - 15 Denier ' · 1•;< . - II 'tioUBS 1_ :,_ . : J -t' ER• lltiia·F I EQ�O l�,,O� L W""' Main Slrffl �;,lol!I With A Mone ' 11 - WI CAIIIIY A COMPLlllE LINI OI' ' IA.ND INSllUMENTS WINTER SPINET PIANO oo . •4 9 7 ... $5.oo a mo. WILL IINT AN .' ,. '..· ·, AND '' ' PO·N TIAC GO ON DISPLAy. AT Blaettilar's IN pQfflA rov7 FOR S/t.Ll!: JIVE ROOM HOUS!: wltb bath. nlce loe1Uon. lleltln , l>'! Hood, HI Lo,Ult Si., ' Pomoro7. · (t) I IOIP--------,1,,. . · ' WI CAIIRY OUR, OWN; . fCC!OUNTS �-- - . ' • ' ,,. ., :,_ u � ? ,J i i V "�F- ' i _ (1,,.1,L,U.lv"\ ,.Ji! hu "" 1 1 , ,,., ,..,1-1 qJOt: I lQ) • ' ' 1 ·_; I " .\ ,., i • ' ! .,; rn �' .. ' 8----Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ist Institute 0., Sept. 29, 1960 , Burt Family H,eld \ Party ln H.onor Of Long Bottom Methodist Church Was Sc,ene Of Sept. 3 wedding C eiemony I ��:n!e!!r:r,,���.? enter JMeet Oct. 2 at Ho°"'i-Church TM F� Dilltrict Sunday , ll!IINll ■nti Bap�•t Training U n­ tu.Cr1dll iortvene at the it- � �... elllft:h, Pom ert1Y , • ..... � 1 talned wltll a dinner Tuesday in . observan ce uf the tot.ti birthd ay or their son, JeHre)' Lynn. • 8eY. -&imuel Jactaon i.s muus . ; ...., T't&,b q 4 firsl meeting of . • 1 • �-•� �n,-ntl tbe_i;ne Is "Laborers To­ ii ➔ Li1t1tute of1icers are Mrs l\U"ff, Glouster, Mrs. Edith Lutkadoo, and secretary, Miss Harper, of Pomeroy. • t,h, L��.. , !".' �'?e ; Mls$ion Ci,rc/.e · Closs Honors , .,••.. <f I , , I I ; _5,l: Present ,,,,ere Mr. and �frs. Ben Neutzling and Mr. and Mr&.. Bu_ri and fa mily. ::, \ .,� Shop Fridav 9 to 5 and Satunlav .9 to 9 • • •.· , ,' .-N ••. \.&,. i>-> J., � ·!. • ' •· ·, , . ,\ f , •. • ' ' •· Save Money · 111 1 :� Elberf�lcl$ Oit�ltt�i l\ltOilY t�.$a.l e •' · 1 I Following tht' dinner the chil(µ'en of 1 the neighborhood wre im<• vitcd in for ice cream arid a birth• day cake baked by Mrs. Burt, I whiL·h was iced in green and deeorated· in white lo represent i:I ' football fidd with purvlc candle� used to represent band memben in formation. · The honored guest received man� ��cc _g�ts_- -�� �� · . . \ • I Phone WY-%-371M POMEROY, 01110 -- --- -- R UGBY J A( K E T S - --··- and Suburban Coats '• • ' For jWen and Boys '·• SMITH ClOTHiNG CO• Middleport, Ohio ·•· 1• 't,��� Drive•ln TONIGHT and FRICIA Y •• J-lighl)' lnteroslin� Mystery About A Nude in "NUDE IN A WHITE CAR" - also · Robert Tay,or - Cyd Churrl&e "PAR'l'Y GIJU.," (Color & Scope) Alao Qlrtoon ' ..,..._..,_ ---··· · -----·- MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio THE GIANT OF MARATHON'' ('hchnicolott) Steve Reeves !Herc ules) 11nd M)'lene Demongeot CQLOIICARTOONS Al,o PIIIDAY NOT OPIN IATUIIDAY "SOBBIKINS" Bob'bildna - Sli\lrley Jones an4 Max Braraves - al10 . "THE THIRD VOICE" Edmond O'Brien, J ulie London •� Mon,,' Tun. Oct. 24-ol "HOME FROM THE HILLS " I TONIGHT 0 Jo Aan Hensley, attitl'd in a rose Cormal with a widl! purple sash, present.cd the pre.nu pt ial piano musi c which inclu ded "Oh Promis� Me,'' "Becau.sc," ·'Thru the Yeurs" "Tb'!! Weddi ng Prayer," "l Lov� You Truly" and the trad itional wcddini murche11. Miss Roberta Kracuter, Racine, attired in white, sang ·•The Lord's Prayer'' during the ceremony. The bride given tn marriage by her father, wore a floor length gmrn of white sa tin, (ashloned wilh a fitted bOdice, long pointed sleeves and rounded neckli ne. The full skirt featured a big bow in the ba ck. H er finger lip veil Wa8 held tu u crown edged in pearls. She carri ed a white Bible lopped wllh pink rosebuds. . Mn. Jean Jones of Athene, a co· wo:rk,er of the bride, served as brlde'11 maid. She wore a melon col­ ored floor length gown of lace ov­ er satin which featured R fitted bo­ dice and full skil'I . She wore white accesi1ori c s and carried a bouquet u( pink rosebuds. Charil's �isson, Reedsville, '¾•as best man. Ushers were Dallas Mark11, cousin of the bride, a nd Jil'n 1''reckor, cousin uf the grouri1. Miss Marily n Kuehler rcgiste1·ed tho guests, The re�cptlon was held in the church. ba semcnl. A fou r tiered weJding cake decorated in white with pink rosebuds, topped with • mlni9lur!J bride and groom, center• ed the table which Wall covered with Rink dam ask . Lighted pink c1md1,s in pin k rosebud decorated holders were on either side of the cake. A white bell hung from the ceJl! ng with wtJlle 1trumer, lead• lnit down to lhe table. The n�pklna., 1>lates and cups followed tht· wed, ding bell molir 1md each g:ueat' 're­ celved a favor o r whjt� wie,d4iAi I ,_ \ Four Birthaays · I 1 .f fresident Warns Nation Must Opp�se;All Fo�c� {)f Siatisirf. ,' ' .M�NTH EMR(SALE FRIDAY and S.t'RJBDAY '' ,WOMEN'S stORT SHOES & ,OXFORDS pr, J'.4Y le FOR A SEC, PAIR ; <'. TWO RAI R $5.00 O ND $4 95 J i'<'' "' •f;/ . Sizes 6 lo 11 $ 10.95 ) DRESS OXFORDS Sizes 7 to 11 $4.99 • aoots Sizea 7 to Big 10 . Do Your Own , ,.. Jttat w!tlk l)lrou·� :B ·t tu )_a,',i_4 Floor Covering Dep , Jill , . � 2nd alld 3rd floors. . &ad t1u1·p �! tho S11vlngs on fine qualll(\lw;ntahiaj,1· lor .,..- .., • ,. your ,llome. ' (, w.;11 prapttrly• •'"'• you/,.,Jhaus�fiao,,nlii h0mt, whtther It's i chair Of I wh,tt 1fJ...,,.,"1 ;, .•,.-� • tvll ef turnlturt.. Faclory List $3419 DISCOU N T $524 Sole Price $2895 su&u,.::c�r;;i1 hilt andfturquolse fl�� .. Jply ·whUewall tire_s. he at�r, turn eignab, �bromc eq ulpment, · ,.;�yl. motor, oll filter, oll bath, electrit Wipers. ... ' . '/. · oj},�1 '!,,:.-.• ,-4'•� ·-...: '. , • , · " ' .. .. . , . .: ,,. ellierields 'il'i!Pbme��; ', .' >' ., . ., . ,'._,,, , · , ,,;,,, ., .· · ) - � ,, : COLUMBUS (UPil - Vice dent Richard M. Nili:on will inake ,b\l firat preaid.ential campaian sWI�. thl'()ugh Ohio Saturday. Nixon was scheduled to arrive at '.Akron airport shortly i11fter n oon and make a speech at Akron · University, He will travel b;y motorcade to '• ri. ' Services Will , '� 8e Held Swadar· For M� Heilman Elberfeld s In ;po:meroy • ome roy Chevrolet's The Buy ! ; !I. SEDAM . PEash, wheel d �•" FunerJ,l services for ·Mrs. Etta ,..Meilman, age 77, who died :Wed­ . ilfaday at the home of her brother, Georae Eailtman, PottlffOy RD 3, will be heµ! S,un�ay ,t ·2 p. m. . from the Ewing Cb1pel with Inter •.,. �ent · in 8urlinaham cemet�ry. , MN. Heilman wa11 the daughter . Qf the late Phieu Eastman and , C)'nthla Robinson Eastman, and W11 • resident of ,4elga county aJI r hei' llfe.,She Was a melllber ot the y Heml04:t GroYe Chrilltian church. Survivor■ are • son, Roi, Crown (:lty, · O.; two grandchildren, James Heilman, Oregon, and Etta � , Gamet Hellm�n, _crown Oity, o.; ,three great grandchildren o.f Ore• ion; two brothers, Roy and George ' Eastman, Pomeroy; two 1lster1, . ¥rs. Fr1nc_ea Ro�ine, Hemlock 9,rove, 0., aftd Ann. E11tman, Pom­ tro,11'. Two- brothen, Burt and Sam ·, iutman, ue deceased. : · Friencie may call at the funeral home anytinie. Is Why otor · 2 ' ' " Sole Price $269- 5 , • , ' . . . • . Grey trim, heater, Deluxe equipment. Undercoat. Color red. · oil filter, oil bath, ,•,,&, uced To ' .,,;, tfr· /• I : l'" ' ., .;!;l, 111qto� ,• ' , I E .I ' i ' I '•' ' ' . PE deluxe · • ■ ,,, ': ... ' '" I sMt.i.ES J:N-r cE· or p/ .''f"· .. · onFuJ.lest . · . NJX Pr·e·;,1"de·n·t ·G1·v·es · I or Vo·+.es E.. nd.. o·rse . m·ent ID s·dF" ury Awarded = ross $l,150 FOr ment Ease . �• �:.in,�� !lee · �J�, Uki "'i,'i,t .-. -,, ,· . . , .. , • ..... .. ' decree yesterday on the recom• m�nd,al.ion of Proaecutina: Attornier J•mes O'Brien. i 'l'h� �ud ge also said that McGrath had presented t�e proper plea to the court In view of - cir• (ru,msblnCf!s or tlle ca�. , Following sentence McGrath told The Dally Sentinel, "Sh"erifl Hartenbaeh and his deputies, Mr. . arid Judge Bacon have s0RROW- - The Ftrsi Lady, Mamie O'Brien A do and if they didn't do to Eisenhower, and son, �t; Col. John Eisenhower (rightl al'.e joba ga "like this, someone elte greeted on their arrival •t Denver's Lowery Air Force Base by ,•.� wuuld. . commander . M. al . G en. CharIes ,Anderson. Mrs. Eisenhower is • M�· ttcGrath, who is the father of in Dep,ver t.o attend 'th� funeral of her mo·ther, Mrs. Elivera · •three boys., said that his treat• , t 1n· lbe Me·, g, Coun ty Ja,·1 ·. ma Doud.. · · · · , �•J been "the beat" by Sherjff ,· · Harleobach and h;, d� . i I .. � - ' i· J?Uh repentenee, McGrath said · ·· H,-now that when l get ou.t ' 1 wl� be a �etter man than I ha,, I,; In the pilt, and I hope tllit , . . . th w ll profit from my misCl{ICAGO. {UPI) ·_ President Eisenhower flies to Deriver �Ir�' l tod�,Y. to alt.end his mother-i�.Jaw's funeral. , McGrath, who has been held Eisenhower Jave Vice President l\lCbard M. Nixon his big• in ,Meigs County jail ainee the gest. "tlldorsement ·Thursday night by describing him as the July 28 beiting of his father-in• · law, IZ-ye1r-01• . . M ilton Ezra atel, tQ ·enter the White -House. de flliti '.bejt-'prt!" . ' , Br.a.tlcii, -at· hiS C arpehter · home, The Chiet. . Cul'.ive. baUed ihe · ·. pl.,ad "&Uilty Wed nesday lo the Yi_C'e pi'el@Mf at-' a man cit' vast ral_linl" dtanei' here. . . {!e,mocrats , have been makin � " manslaughter in the , flrat degree d iplotrj1Uc and• ca'blnet-level experiente • in apparent contnllt to pohtrcal capital out of a pres1- charge. , -" A t the ti.me of the beating, bis Demuccatic rh•al Sen. John dentiaI news con!erenee com• ' take a it ment might him that McGra\ e F. Kenn dy, . b was aaid to be in a The President temporarl1y put week to thmk of any decision Nil:· state of intoxication and also aside hif peraonal sorrow at the on made on a key policy matter. broke his wife's arm (M innie · EhleDbower tald he wanted to McGrath.) , deitb or Mrs. 'EUlenhower's moth• . After BraUon's death, he WU er-Mrs. Elivera s. Doud-to "set tbe record atraight" with taken to University Hospital in laud Nixon iri his• lirat majol' po• this tribute to Nixon: hUcaJ.. . speech of the 1960 cam• . , - "Hi• counsel h11 been invalua• Columbus for an autopey. The · palgn, , ble· to me. He is. dedicated, decl• report showed signs that the aive, persistent in pursuing new aged Bratton had been beaten, foreign He planned to diBCUBB polic1 . briefly today at a Poliah- wa1s for improving goYernment but no positive atate1m:nt as to American C011gre11 convention and a man possessed of the thar- how he d ied was made. A the Wednesday arraignment, befOl'e departing by Jet plane for acter, patience - and aOund judg• Denver to attend funenl 11el"\'icea ment so essential for effective Prosecuting Attorney O'Brien releadenhip in the troubled world commended that a charge of sec• for M rl. Doud. ond degree m urder against Mcof tomorrow.'' , IPNII• At Dlnr"r In a thinly veiled 11lam at Ken• Grath be redu ced to first degree The Prealdent attempted to cor• rect any impre111lons that he nedy, the PresiQent added that manslaught"° because there were downer-aded Nixon's eontribu . tion Nixon Was n-0t a man "inUmidat• no signs of any w.eapons used , or im pressure groups at any coneI usl ve evidence of cause to the.. Eil,$]hower adminlstration ed by self'·b of death. In I speech to a Rep11blican Iund h.ome nor Iryants ahroad.•' 1 D0 Yanks Any Good In Sertes • · i· ·.· _,..,.,.tt, AL �,Bi..,. � SPBOV - - ' • I fl l . , .. statutes. He had been indicted for second degree murder earlier Tak.e TWO,·Hi•t To Ri• l,fJhl won f. = W. ' ,' ' , ' ', • ' ,. " - ' • ?a:::,.�. -·t.11,n. 'Frown. ,:.l :�;1_,: . bi:. be,�� "·, l!b,DJ'.· ':· !.,m •:i� r;, .. l\�!f.��-· . · · '' ' ' · . , · .,. ,· · . . ,' ·l.Product Wa. s_ 1'1 e SUDUDI " -� • • 1• • - S'-·.�-., .k, lq '.i ··.. , ,W.; prop-en TO VISIT HERE - Ohio Department ot lie allh Mobil X-ray Cruiser, which will be in Meigs County Oct, 25 to Nov. JO, ;;'::::; :::,�:��:ii�:: 1960 Chest Survey, Hun ting For TB� Ope. ning fn, Me1gs C· ounly At B urJingham ctober 25th :,o�:��h��0�::••�� :\e:: 11�: wtn - Ji ' '• t.tttiwt.t. . :. �· »" I ; i)f ' . ' County Common Pleas , John $;. JI,� .at. 1 1 :30 to­ need 'Earl McGrath, 44, -. te,, to an undetermined . :·,years in the Ohio State Millwood ,i4ulpmenl, ,, . "' l , Tho111pfiOII Daoljy, See c;SalunlaJ or ay Loi.Frid car u,eot I ' o . · : , ,It �tel . List ..• 597 . ' . a,1\ kEMEtlB ' r• P.ower&Jlde. radio, healer; llt(hile walls, ·• , ' .f45 k .. B, I 1: , · ' , ,, · en. wash d shiel wlild . wheel iliscs electriC wlpers--washers. ' , I .f Detision l, Rally Da:y Be On 1'bp..;,- "••. ciu s•na11d•" At lls«'tl ttt". �ot WW Trucks and All 'GO Model New €•r StOffl • ' ,• �, Red Nations Begin Probe ()f Internal Fuss -�,=� ,to� r:::i 1:r.1:! .· . I .' A Huntinaton, w. Va. men WH arrested thilii' morning tor driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an aeclden't by the Meig1 County Sheriff's J)epartment. The accident occurred on lloute 1� at the lower end of Syr'acuse about 3 a. m. William H. lnaiam, 20, Hunt­ ington, W: Va. waa arreated by Deputy Sheriff Howard •Frank and , Pomeroy PoHceinan 'Geoi1:e Hicks after failina to inake . • wrva, pt 111• lojyer end o,f � · ind running m&o a .fliiu: ltrid. �t OWfl" ed by . 'N.lckf William,, · s,taclde: Williams' ear and truck were parked in his driveway when bit by Ingrain. Damage to the Ingram ear Was reported heavy and medium dam• age to the Williams car. The truck wa11 d•maged slightl)'. '111ere were no injurle• reported. I LONDON (UPI) - Communist natlo,... •• hove ,el up a h,'gh .... -urt Of lnqulrv •omln, lb• oonRlct 1 lo e.,. between the So\'iet Union and Communlflt China, Iron Cbrtain sources dillcloaed today. J ' The sou'rees said its (indlna:1 _ may either m end or break comP , 1e.te.ly lhe ldeolog i . u, be. re� C w . Pelplng an d thc;ol •• of the . Communist world. . Bob Cerv, -Elston Howard and By IIRID · DOWN They aald the inve:aUptlng Johnny Blanchard and the singles two e Tak (UPl) YORK. NEW ;.c •'omml••l.n _ a of mmu• •· Tony ' d base- h'll I 1 er•· BobhJ RIcharuaon, o h I t o that g hJI d an -' .., -• r t _ c •· oma Y world hlah court n'·l • tc . d I e ' · Gil . D • k e oue:a M b u t K do o t Y I e I k l ' .._ t sn •-• prl..d Of ·loP ••-• · oolativea of ball .,..om Jury members returned a verdict •·. goo ew Yorlt: Yan e e s muc h N k h d ..' . •• •' Th e Yanke e offens e waa th e e t ,n favor of Kenneth B· Cro111 for the Red .mp. l.. ,.dl... ren.,. Jn Plttabur.0h. · · . · altongest in the Ame·rlcan League . tile a111ollftt of $1 . de y..•..•·• • a.. . ., l . 150 In the mat. . . • . .. On paper, the xankees appear ;yet faltered at times beca�< . ter n appropriation 1 Tbe Koaeow · repteaentan;k Is by the S�te hlf· of Oblo of 1ft easement for · high· no , ._., , than chle'r theore1•�an to h1Ye a wide edge over tlle Pi• neither Mantle ·nor · Marla hU ·Fo! · w : · ac e •f the rite• 1n !power b, ut th, vast r h on an eve11 plane tbis year. t. . I)' purpo,es over Cross owned M' ikball , Suslov a m·,m•·r v f ·ne.v, ,proper.t Soviet Communi,t Party PnsidJ• es of ,:Otbea Field 'f'.'h_ere our of 411 their power, the · Y•nke_• �y On ROute• enir. r, yestentay .,.{;._.a e mes & a d •., at :30 P , m. after two days Se e■ d• had Wo trenchant Mt seven f . , n l d _ Pt,! , · �•· o• ' m and: wn on of e the n t of , . r n.n1 I '" -' 11 •�la• t,;ounty Cotnfflon Pleas � u il!beduled RP leader all se�son:-' :C.i!. lo • . be, Played, · may llUggi·""\ . t · l ead•-. t ony and nt argum 1B1 e a ,._ · 'lud,:ii John Bacon· has received ...... , . ' •.1 ,rove· ,:the "eqqalilf.:r.". Ruth. and most tonsi9tent hitter I.I LOP� The --,, ,·, \•"••·.J.· 1 1•· n11c1 m M 0 w ':! . p ;-; .. . e i: ;;r :' l · Gehria COllldn t �It any h�mera . T,he Pirates ' offenst lacks . '� ·�n�h J.:�nd :�: s:!i�:1; ln umml o mu · t t sl\�k-power of New York's but did not VOte 1i ly me'eUngl NoY. ·t in M'olcl)W �d on the , issue · . M� rlr�1f. �1 m�:y h s been steadier and more rei OW in The l aw firm of stan1ef & Abrarecommend whether the M.oic " .Judie Bacon has learned that 1SOurceful over the 28-week �riod ham, Athens, represented cross. P'1plng poli�y line la to pre. ,lbls Year. .�Jt opil)k>h In the case oi Slmem or Toa out thUI ,e�ming c;dge in of the season . It 111 led by. Roberto Other jury members were Erma vail, 'YI Et,ln has• been printed in an power and the twoi teama· afe Clelllente and Bob Sklnrier with Mul ford Ernest Davia Marvin Mc.Hf,tt,OII of the W, H, Alldenon c. Blake. D�n L. Wood, much· clonr in offensive ablllty vital .co�slstent support flvm Don Guire, ·, �w Book". JI!• nplnfons Planned than they · appe�r at first .dance. Hoak, Bdl . Mazeroski, Dick Croat John Hayea, Elza . Powell, John . · case Of .Lflwten.ce A. Smith "' The Yankees have hk about 70 and Bill V1rdon. Dick Stuart 1dd11 Frick, and Clinton Douglas. in the Gatdnet ea. At Bradford Church - Ilda Dunt a.nd and e ·homers tkan the Pirates. But 111 (lash of power when hot .mor Bradford Churcb of Chrlat will · 19; ca■e , 'Will be r,rlnted in one a e Pirates' team batting average manager Danny Murtaugh has th Day atartobserve Sunday R.all)' J, 4:� forthcomln&: edlUona. Driver Is ,-�, iocat j udae haa also been ini 1t 8:30 a. m. ,rjth a speak,r 11 abOUt UI pc)in� higher than_ the hltter at eatch whether he usee d Smokey BurgeH or Hal Smith, score h&ve Bucs e th d a Y1nke l:!i ll ' Fined, Sentenced '. and special a1pgin1. Potlul!k din· e: ·ee1!G tcr l' · serve wlth Jud e Bow 'WHI follow Ute morning aer,: • feW !DO:l'� ' run• than New York. The Ya.nkeea are not a hue.stealRobert F. Salsper, 24, Mi11wood, J o d9berry and another 000. ner vices and at 2;30 _p. m. servlaes .Mantl e and . Marls, of' course, big team' but they are Deel and w. va., was arrested by the · dent jUdge on o�tOber 13, at inelude delea:attona from are the tWO key 11\en in 'the Yan- run the base& well. They will Middleport Police laat night for �colhe. i:ihureh)s · •t Charleston, Huntina- kee attatk. Whetl · they're hitting:, take ad vantaee of an Outfielder driving while intoxicated. ,. , , , � tent, 'G loustv;.1 t1arkenb1,1r1 1nci •the reit· !l�e �P' as a . powerf ul with a poor arm. ManUe _ (11 80 He appeared in Mayor Kenneth • i,:; •�C� CTIO"I TOTAL ,1., McElhinney's court this morning , . 'otliilir· c_itiea� . ·· · supPQrtli'ig cijt that • 1eat1,1res f&flt , that he steals almost at w,ill �bief Reibert ' Re\-. Ralph . R�q:able. aaid even- .. 1(Nlak;,bitfor IOU Skowron, daogef. but he utilizes ·hts speed more . in and waa lined $lOO and costs and 01 . .,Yoli. ·- Betta, llne-d.rlve-Jlittlng , a�tching hita than in atealing senCented to three days in jail . �y thaf Plrk· 'in•e wontiiR,.,bf>Ui, , ·wui 1 p1,t eif from ·.i110 .io ;1 , :P. ,m.. .�f(et!tlye He'cior . Lopei, • solld • wt. . of bases. ,' _ ,: , . . · the flrat-i&und,Y In- 10eto�. , . '.�ipeh -�lttfr1 -�pl.�di\tf. The , Pirate&' il!'en't a :· ba-affteal- : ► HITS · IOTH CANDIDATES . ,Jr ,�in(lit/ . "..� • Ii, ,. · . · · :-: ·- ·.�� ·, · UNITED NATIONS, N, Y. (UPI) : - ·, ' , :� ��� ':° !:� . a d lr-Hr .. .i.,;.;,;bgkqjzxfmc\•"J"' "uJ f m 11 .-f!.�Jfl!' r;' ., ll lind Clemente, Hoak, , Mazerolki - A -apoke■man· £or Saudi Arabia d Vi d n � ::l:.J;!�;':.?,· , !Q , · , ., , . �. , qi · e may be a daDJilerous rael and Hiid America's policy in , Mantl . .� YORK CUPD + A two-ma:i;,. m1f · driial'e, talked , wltli · Khi'U■h• major J)l'Obleful · Chey' dilc'uased-" home-run threat batting rl&ht• the Middle East llas "alienated" ��W :�lt. ,.aieeµng Bri�D•1 cheY ,or two hollf4 and , u, min- Berlin; dliara�ii't or lbe Rulllan handed In Forbes Field but . the the Arab world . , ea.II for dllmlual• of .U, N. Secte- most dangeroua Yankee there . Yaeutllla1\ anlf · N"tkill utes. Neither llde a:ffl an inch. AT DILLON DAM , .. fiUejdl to Nie today JQ,ru■�ch9r .did not 'He · the taey Genel'lll Da,: Bammars�td, ' figure11 to be Loplez. Sklrlner, BurZANESVll.LE, Ohio UPI-Se�-Wea\ deadlock, "Ninfott• · BriUIJ\ . prlMf! IDirillter out "' his . Amfflcillt ' U, N. ·�baseador led.' and perhaps even Sub flrat1 �c11h watpings the' SoYiet ear. Macmlitio eb'l:eieff �thout J'am·ei• Wad■wo,th a■id -.arlier bu�an Rocky Nelson will be · cretary of Health, Education and tllat unleu ;iUirbilh- the Pirates to watch at Yankee Welfare Arthur S. Flemrillng i�t 'lll'iiJed' .Nilt�ris vlalt. a word. ■, f�Ce Wl)' llUt:. , , : lb.is: : -.,oli: . , .tODJe rea80nl�enes1. Stadium where left-handed Pl'll will :sileilk .at the dedic1Uoq cere• '8'1�ed: dltiv ff. . � , Brt� Foiel,d: . . 1 ••bo_Y,l.!.' •· ·• , the Soviet m:in , r.:niled 1tHe two men had ltll 1vl1lt , Wou.td be,, uileleu· · and the ti.lti,rs bave an lnviti114 right field monies for tbe '31 million 'DilloP Ding ait D1µ1 S�. o a ., , � ��rill . a dil- m� ,I/) ,�tter. '�.,� • , , • .' ;i ,,v-., ; �·. ·, • ' · . ,t r,.,. ,.·, , .• 1 ,'.,'i; l•' ';-llt,._'lt"l.' �·k..- •1t.,: •,., ,.,._ �• ·:� ·' � , , , ; ·,> , 1("'.',,, if;. _,· ;_ ., ' '. · n:..,' ' '.\,':;�;:' /1�1-� �- ·1: ':· , . - '• . - , • ,, .,' (: 1 '.• �• ::;,, � ,' >' -' :(}, .•' . c. List Prl•• $3249.85 DISCOU N T $554.85 Canton for an afternoon 9peech and then fiy to iilansfield for a late afternoon talk. _ Mra. Pat Nixon will _ accompany her 'hwiband to Cleveland next ThLU'8d1y for his initial talk there. The Republican nominee and his wife ar'e . scbeowed. to arrive at Cleveland Hopskins Airport at 6 p. m. EDT. Huntington Man Arrested Mter n Leavi g Wreck :presi­ Elberf•ld• Furniture 2nd and· 3rd ... . -,,-i-<.. MIDDLEPORT • Power�tlde trans., 2 speed wiper & wa11her, pad ed d beater, 11wd: Color di11cs, wl\itewall tires, {in t.ed ·class, rad io, im. r t yl n vi ed r h t wi e whit -urboglide trans., 348 cu. in. V8 motor, power steering and brakes, 2 speed wiiper-wa-shcr, whi�e wall tires, wheel discs, heater, radio, u11dercoat. ,,'.•' Whether YO!l want ari easy chair. a bedroom suite, ,, living ' ,;;.,in·, s'ulte,' tables, kitchen furniture or a ; roogJ; 1(1 , your � plete:R/;'tf� off�rni!�,}?' •!!,'1.W r �ome. euf:yci!)r: f�/!liitui'and floo'coverlngs'ln this 3r�J!o9rs at $�)� ordth( 2nd�hd A�nual . Selecting ·.• • ,. ;_, 1-: R SE DAM I MPA · A 4 D Moat ot lbe President'a talk was -0n international· affairs and the quest for freedom but he worked Jn some tomments on Anierican ; pnlitics. """ urged ttie Polish group to "ote. Ther.e was lallghter, ahared br the President, when he said : "it makes no d iffetence ae fat as I"m concerned . . ,·• The President quitkly added "I don't mean to 117 I'm dlslnier­ eated," then, after the . laUJhter, continued lo aay that it mate• no difie11ence "what hNllvidual or party" the m embers of the a.udi• ence aelected "so far al' you're · voting your convictions." {, ' All 60 CHEV IES MUST GO I• ur RUBBER nation must oppose an force "that would make the stale a del.ty and the ln(llvlduara plodding animal." , , . ·· . '!.'he Prestdent addressea a meeting of the Polish-American Congress prior to .departing for Denver lo attend the funeral of hjs mother-in-law. di: -�-• . - --...;_---- . � ,:"" "I' l� . . Men's •1 , • · ,; . 1Men'1 :,�:iJHCMNEER BOOTS CHICAGO (UPI) - l'J"11sldent Eisenhower said :to4ay this Chatt,er Club Met Tuesday Ev,ening At Y.oung Home a Po,se n9e, m,, . ... 1 Mr and '1rs Norbnt Neutzl1:1 . ! ; I entertaine� with ll d 1 1wcr S•.1 ":"1 : : I ! 11l lhrir home on I'c aro;k d.:. 1 i observance nf Lhc birth•'�3 u: I Mrs. Prke Hawk, Mrs. Ddl(' �v8,· n. I er and :\1rs. Vil· tor Bah.r and d,;ugh­ I j h:r, Li\,1. "·" ' . . were J'lr. and Mrs. ' · "'" prPsent 1-'tlce Hawk, Mr. find Mrs. Marion Hal', k ' and children, Dl'nnis and Mary of l'orneroy: :..ir. and Mr8. Ill.lie WJtn­ I er and 50ns. Jimm.v and John�y. 1 Mrs. n,wton Wllrncr Jnd :'1-liss Je1rnnftk Housh or Syn1,cuse; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bahr and daugh• I ters Lila, Lindu, Kathy and Janey : and l<:! y Bahr of Ctjc3ter and Mr. : llci h 11c1l w 1 i i1 silver ribbon and and M.rs . Neullling and childrpn, ins..-ri1,LJ " :1i�·, :,, and Kcnnv, Sept• Son,1�'. Bonnie, Mike, Joe, Dollie · ember .,, : 1lc.11. l.uu anU Stella Sue. Followiug t a1e blcti£1ng bv llle [ bride's uncle, A.me 11\Hll.s, ,1nd tl1c cutting of the 1 1rsL piece ul eakt by the new r.ouple, the cake, 1ec cream slices decorat1:d with pink 1 e<Clls and punch were �erved by Martha Marks, Lenna Bal.Jcotk. I Mrs. \Villiam Buck was a guest Evelyn Stout, Sue Cirdc, Ju Ann Janet when the Chatter club mcl Tues• Hensley, Wilma Marks, Co11nolly, Mrs. Connlllly and Mr!:1. da)' evening at th.e home of Mrs Wilbur Young, Wright SL Frecker. A. i;hort bminess session· i.,,_iis I The couple opened theiT many held with. the vice president, M'TS. gifts befo�c de parting on a short Everett LighUoot, presirilng. Pla ns wedding l; · ip to Virginia Bcaeh. were made for a maskf'(l 8alloween Th.e hridt'. if. 11 grllduale of Easl• part)' at the next meeting. ern High �, · houl, ClllSS of 11ffi8, and s Games were played a nd · Southerton Jcauty Aclldemy and is I a�ardcd to Mrs. Charles. B ck, now employed al Steppes in Alh· who also won the door pritc, Mrs. ens. She is a member of the Lori g Lightfoot, Mrs. Vaughan Price and Boltom Methorllat Church, Mrs. William Buck. The grnom i,:r1:1Llualed from Tup­ Hefrcshments were served by pen P!llins lligh School, cl ass of the hostess' to lh.e above named 1956, and is now employed at and Mrs. NaLh.an Biggs, Mrs. Joe Whearlon l{oof!ng, Parkersbur11. Young and Mni. Alfred Bigga. 1'hey will be al home al the Con­ nolly residence on Route 1 . CLASS TO MEET Among the gue sts present were The Eagles Class of th� Syra• the groom's grandparents, :vtr. and t"ulle Methodist Church wlll meet Mrs. C. D. Freckei;, who celcbralcd Thursday evening al the ch.urch lhc1r 60th wedding anni\·crsury 011 ut 7 :30. Ea ch member is urged Sept. ti. lo briml a j'.(Uest. Also each mem· Pictures and movies were taken her is usked to bring a pie. A of lhe bridal party and during the special program is being plan• reception. ned. The bride ' s mother was attired in light blue dl!cron wllh white llC• ccHorles 1md wore a corsage of varig�ted .isters. Th e 11room's moth­ er was 1:1Uu· et1 In blue wilh bl ack , 11 ni.l white accessories and her cor• sage al�o w11s of varigated 11stcrs. The men nf the bridal party wore white ca rnation boutonnl ere 9. Uth & !11::h Sb. c o111111bu, , O)t.lo Weather 1 ·1 COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES e 01 ...,, .,,,, " " 1 I NEW and USED ,, • ; C e/ebrated At ' Neutzling H:;nY'! ··j BAKER and SEYi:RIED your LE�NOX dealer e Now You Know WAIHINOTON UPI-The a... 1lant m17 launch • rocht qwfircf � In ft- n1>tt few 4111y1. �.- ��.�M i\W�'!! P,i" j .. , ,.. .� �ri� t�et:h/Ur: 1 �?.:.-:: f�=:�t;�::r?��:�r-;·r ' The 196� X-ray survey in Meigs County is to be sponsored by the Meigs Co�mty Health Department, the Tuberculosis and Health Association, County Medical Society, and the Ohio o emphasis will again be placed on older a1e group. All an in• cenlive for the aged • paek of Royal Crown Cola, donated by the Depa�ment of Health, Oct. 25-Nov. IO. .TbIS was announced following a meeting of chainnen for Royal Crown BotUing Co ., of Middleport, will be presented to the chest X-ray survey held in the Meigs County Health De- anf one '15 years of age or older partment offi�e Wednesday with Dr. J. B. Allison, County who has his or her chest x-rayed. . Health Comm1SS1oner, and Mrs. Wallace Bradford Executive Also, a decorated cake donated by S ��retary of the Tube�cu�?sis Association, in charge. the Ohio Valley BakiOJi Comp.any Purpo.s:e o!, the meeting, Dr. tha Chil ds ; Dexter, Mn. Ralph will be given lo the oldest persou . Allison said , WH_ to o��anu e a Turner; Lang,sville, Mrs. Richard x-rayed for each location. c�est x•ray campaign wnith will Fetty; Salem Center, Mrs. Rex The progr&m is financed in dtatover unknown cases of TB in Shenefield; Chester, Mrs. Charles part from sale of Tuberculosis ,, tbh1 tounty. . Goeglein. Seals. The ached11 le : Anyone 18 years of age or old_''Tubertu loais , can be cured Oct. �. Burlindla,m, BIUSOn's wtth out too much dirritulty these er wiU be wc1oome to take advan• Grocery, 1:30-4:30; Oct 26, Hem• tage ()f a Cree chest uay although days ii it is discovered early en. lock Gro ve Grange Hall, 8:()()..9:00; • ough. And the che,t •-ray Oet. 26, Alfred, Grange Hall; 1 :� oro�ides a wonderful tool for find• 4:30; Oct. 26, Tupper Plaina, Ohio er8 e mg new cases of the disease." l Valley Mfg. Co ., 8:0().9:00; Oct. 27, Reedsville, Barr's Sohio Station, Named as 'hai,men f.,. lb' var- F'Iba · ee.... '·- Pl808 io us c�mm uni ty visits : Fifty Southeastern Ohio Repub- 1:304:30; Oct. 27, Lona: Bottom, Burlingham, Mrs. Hilber Quiv- lican workers attended a 10th Methodist Church, 5:30-8:30; Oct. �y; Hemlock Grove, Mrs. Don Betz r District meeting Jn the sacred 28, Pomeroy, Elberfelds, 6:00-9:00; ing; Alfred , _Mrs. Harry Guthrie; Heart audltormm Th ursday night OcL 29, Pomeroy, Elberfelds, 3:00 Tuppen Plams, Mrs. Clarente to review plans for local cam­ to 9:00. . Nov, 1, Apple Grove, Dam, Headley; Reedsville, Mn. Edna pal.gos during the coming final :t:30-f:30; Nov. 1, Letart Falls, e st wart; Long Bot,i.om, . Mrs, weeks. . , . School, 6:00.9:00; Nov..-z, :.i1rra­ Oh!rlee Hensley; Portland, Mrs. D ean Dolli.son. H.o.ckJ.na: Coun• .c:Ae. Next t,,o �Poll .etfiee-, 1:30Paul C..wrence; Pomeroy, Mn. ty, presided over the blillnl!SI ,:30; Nov. 2, Racinai, Club Res­ lUeha rd � upe; Apple· Grove, Mrs. · meeting follo.)l'ing · " djrmer aervEarl Robmson ; Letart Falls, Mrs. ed by the ladies ol the churclt. ' laui',bt, ·o :00.9:00; NoY. ·3, Ha.rri­ Th_er_on Joh _ neon; Syracuse, Mrs. Reports were given from each ■onville, Al School, t:3<M:30; Nov. V�gl! Alkuu; Rutland, Mr!. Ray I county chairman in the district. 3, Rutland, Furni&� Warehouse, . Biddle; Car.penter, Mrs. H. E. Officials from state headquar• 6:00 9:00; Nov. 4, Carpenter, Post Office, 1:0l;t-4:00; Nov. 4, Midd1e­ Starkey; M idd��port �• Mrs. Mar- I ten attended and spoke briefly. pert, Tri-Luatre Cleaners. 6:0(). 9:00; Nov. 5., Middleport, Tri� ts Lu■tre Cleaners. 3:00-9:00; Nev. ' · E 9, Dexter, Juatite Grocery, 2:00.. , 5:00; Nov. II. Langsville, Ward's ll"L-......L. Grocery, 6:(1()..9:00; Nov. JO, Sa· . le� Center, At School, 1 :00-4:00; N•v. 19, Cheater, Gaul's Store_ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y (UPI} - Five top tteutr'alist · 0,00-a,oo. coun �ies t�y called upon President FJsenhower and Soviet Prem1er N1k1ta Kbrushch,ev to resume· their personal d.iplo,m.a. . · · cy with a �ace-to-face conference. , P_remier J_awaharlal Nehru -0r Thursday night at the Yugoslav India . Pre:udent_ Gama] Abdel Embaas1• ,·o New York. , 11 folNasser 0.f the umted Arab Repuh• 1 lowed a personal appeal earlier h·_c, Pres1_dent Su_karno of Indone. this week from Na5'er for lb e . 51a, Pres,d. ent Tilo of yugosIavia two men to meet and di.!lcuss _.,_ and Pre.s,de nt Kwame Nkrumah armament. . . of Ghana submijle(l tor immediate • _, The five neutrahs! leaders att-l General Assembly attio n a reso" w ed a s th e c o ld war unpasse gr e lutlon a·'·,·ng the meet,·ng WASHINGTON UPI-Th·e U nitThe m:.e resulted from � "neu'. steadily worse. _A two-hour me�tng Th�sday �ght between Brit- ed Mine Worken Union (UMW) ! . tralist summit conierence" held 1sh Prime M101ster Harold Mae- today endorsed 63 candidates for millan and Soviet Pr-emieit ,Nikita · House and Senate seats /ind two Khrushchev ended il'I complete candidates for a:overnor in 18 I\_ s 1 _ coal mining states. dead lock. · The uni· on lbre" 11:8 support beThe ,ituation was so seriOlll!i ,... Democr«.II and St Republi• that MacmiHari decided lo fly to hind .. . ·s weeke/'t for a cans Ior Hou se races snd IO Washington · senatorial conteslt. ,.. ID oonfereil.ce With Eisen wer on Democra,. I Al . e b I on u of the House memc ■ l the Scwiet's rougb'liouiie eti s in rs d eight of the 10 endorsed n a , d he tiotd fo an ns' o c Nati e h t ed i• Unit arD) 1 · ·,. _ the · f1"ht Ior the • Se na, 1e , are ncumbenW1. for nate· Allied strateg• i. " "'" ..... · · u .e llm on s ,11upport went w · The annual meeting · of the ahead, · , :n ' ' · Dem�atic al can d i• g u bernator1 1 " -, .Bu.re.au Ff'd: , Meigs Countv ' . , Farm · . w• Barron)A. ..1 .. 1 m · ._ " i . ,. � _ Vir• , ;., · ,;i'di eration will b� be14 on O(to�r · · 1 ' · · i.:_'_i .,,+; g1n a a nd Paul Ca'ttrion · Mong· · 0w U de school. Gra 20 at the Chesle r -·r · . na.a �lC¥ •• . • ,;:,,,• the I I GOP Lead ,·w Mak NeutraJs want enhower I O Shake, Makeup .I\JU-�11.Chev 'I' = -- ----� ber 20 et FOr Meetmg • Of \ICl_O F • FederatIOD ·. :;t:::.:�11 - UMW Endorses 63 Candidates for LePl!. Jalure z, · ' . Uti ' eJ , · · o1 · the' union· endorse, a · pres,idelltial Clndidate this· year , W ASHtN'GTON UPt-Thl!" Unit• will . p!I! : decided· at ita convention • ed. States· alml!cl ·a new economic -startma:· Oct. t in Cincinnati.The e n d ors e m e n , p blow at Cuba today by closing ilt � t.a ublished in $110 million Nlearo nickel plant the United Mine Workers Journal there a nd considering export oon- today, included iormer Demotratrols Like those on Russia and tic Gov. Keen Johnl50n of Ken• tucky over GOP Sen. John Slier• Red satellites. The State Department annou n- man Cooper and Sen. Jennings ted Thursday night that the u. Randolph, D-W. Va. ---- ·-s. govemment-0wned Nicaro plant , in Oriente Province would be IJttl� Fellows Get JOINS BUFFALO BILLS closed d own by Saturd ay betause BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) � Wlll- of what it tt.rmed "confiscatory On Khrushchev \Vapn mer Fowler. a speed merthant taxes and harft!ment" by the UNITED NATIONS, N. 'f: UPI fro m Northwestern , signed Thurs- Castro regime. -=small nations today joined a day with the Buf!,Jo Bills of the m uehrooming campaign fostered Aml!rican Football League. He bY _ Jluesia · to move the United . played last season with tbe Phila- .. , . _KIMBALL- ·TO ·•irHENS ' , . . ( Natl0Jl¥ out of New York· to a delphia Eagle& of th«! Nation.ii , , �&mes B. Kimball, former oom- '';frien4Iler?,,. , . . ci�, . pr�erably · ' · League. - · metlcial manager of '(}4frMtft.l ,'hle-: abooadi. : , , . , . ; " : N"µ.tq�t Pt-q&1d�11t Stie:arno of phQne Co . of J}hio's Porti!lllouth b r POSTPONES cAfl ' 11ACE' · ' ' · · ��:f �� n���r ::��th���!:�:!�: ; ::;��(-' CHARLO� · auun:sa , Ao•"-· lo 1he uen• • "'• N· C· (UPI) - The lb TeIeph one Co. m �1rcns. Both 1· n hie maJor 100-mile stock car race at the companies are. sub9ldiarles, ',1 Qf\ !� �tQff:• ,.aqernopn. , , i ou d e '1 o e nd Eledro., o �� ��rp� A�;: ;:rk� �£�:.l�f �r f�� ��rf{c, � · g • h�i . , 1 site, le�v; panding • .: _: ""' 1. sdayf ri'l8ht 1 6 exed to be postpo 1 r 1pe. , .. e ,tJi IJ.0l\.tl ..,.8�..a,� •·� "'-· · . •,,. .... · 5!(5U ,:c• because of rain. w... ,, .,,,. ,,'. 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