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'!, ��H Drive-In - TONIGHT ,AMIL Y N IGHT Glenn Ford - Anne Francis "DON'T GO NEAR fflE W ATER" (Technicolor) - also Doril Dwy - Barry Sul l l \·an ..J U L I E" Also Cartoon THUtl$DAY •"d FRIDAY Rita Moreno - Mark IJamun "'TI-IE REBEL BREEff' - also Robert Knapp - Linda L,1wso11 "'nIE THREAT" Also Cartoon I : : pt t•• geaui1e! look for the famous ..... •• • � • ••• • ··· ··· · ········ ··· •:• 1 , ., / f} urutg ' , OWS n(•m /Jo,,l,le Ring f.eremony 1 1 1 a duuh:,• i .. 11; ,·crcmon y al Presbyterian I Ilic l-' 1 rst 1 i 1 1 1 l e!I C ' ti urdi. t1!1d , l ! ,•por 1 , M i ss Betty Su ! l n an or t\ l liany IJec a m• · th e hrule of l;eul'J.:t• Mc Knight of Col u rn hus. l:ist Sa1 u nL,y al ) 2 : 30 ll 111 . T hi• l'a ndlcl i i.: ht �·crcmony w11.1o perfurmed by ltcv. Howard Rup111•11 . lwfor•· t lw immediate familws of l h t• l'Ouplc. _ of 1 Tl11' bride 1 s the daughter . Mr and Mrs. ,James S uII 1 van of Al h,rny. Tht· new rnuple plan to live in Columhu� where '?.tr. M('Knight is ,•m p\oyed. trademark" on the footwear BALL BAND Rubber Footwear Por EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Complete Sizes At HARTLEY and BEN NETT SHOE STORE "Mllldl• of Upper Block" _/,a _. lo I I ••• POMEROY Group singing or ··Faith of Ou, f'alhen " opened lhe meeting fo ). lowed by ii medililtion on "Faith" by Mrs. Pearl Hysell. Followin g the reporui of the secretary and treasurer , the commission on fin ance wu instru,:,ted to place all financial records in the church of liec I n llunll' they Will VI.Sil the Kenneth finley, chairma n of the l:lurghrsc Park and Art Gal lery , commission on edu('ation. present' St . Peter s < : ardl!'ns. i'inll ' lu ed the report of the committee on Sq uarl'. The Ro�·al Palace, Trev1 i-' uunlalll and The Church of St. space a llocation, which was acrcpted by the OOard. He also re• l'au l . portl'd on a meetin g which he atVrurn J(,,mc they will go to tended at New Roston £or superl;el\l'\'il aml !rom thcrc lo Fnr n k · 1 i n teml•;nts of the dislrict. The turl 1 1 1 l'aris 1 i1cy wll,I _ vi�1t such lrush · •·l'- n•pnrh•d nut tht r('pair pl:l l't ' � ila l ' la n! de I Uo1lc. the ll'ork O!l the fur na ce ;m d ca ve s o r 1 um)) ol t he Unknown Soldier, tlw brfd Tuwn. 'l omb of Napu- --- - - leull l.otlVrC Museum, the Lux- 1 t·111h1,urg (;ankm, the Pantheon amt .\lut rt• l.lame. 01110 MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGH T and THURSO A Y Cecil u. neMil les "TIU� (;HEATli;ST SHOW ON EA R'l'l l " �Technicolor) /11•lly Hulton - Cornet Wilde !tunn ing tirtw: 2 hrs., 30 min. Box Offi(•ft doses 8: 30 P.M. FR IDAY NOT OPEN SATURDAY, OCT. I ' ' THE ATOMIC SU BMARINE'' IJi.ck ror.m - Bob Steele - 1'1110 "IIOUSI<:! Of' INTIUGUE" (Technicolor) 1 '11rl Jurie11s - - D11wn Add.11ms Sun., Mon., Tun., Oc:t. 9°10. 1 1 ' l'LEASg DON 'T EAT Tl l r: DAISlft::S" f'l'l•rhn ic:olor) l )uris Ur1y - David Niven ( 'olon·artoon THIS WEEK and PARADJ! MaJnly Abuut In p� p le I'\ I ome roy By l.UCIL LIP ttAWK lhlS , M r and Mrs. Th�d Searls of l,uy,� Ind . arc guests of M�. 111)d Mrs Ch!!!les_ Warner. E1'cr1czer St. Mrs. G lad,1-s Cllt· k!_er returned h? rn e �hnday _evl'ni_ng after a �1 s1t with . relatlve s in Delaware. Mrs. Allie Grueser hai; returned lo her home in_ _Mon �i.son, Pa., a! ler a w?cks v1111t with Mr. a� d Mrs . M artin Mc.Angus and family t · ,i r.d 0tllcr. relat iv es . Mrs. O live Ingraham and dau g h• I lcr lirr ndJ Sue spent Sunday ia , M ,1 r 1 e t 1 :i w 1 1 a her daughter, M i ss !i.l m!ra K;.y. M r . am! Mrs. Wtllinm Dnwnie 1md Mrs. C. E. W. Down w were in Dunhar Mo nday to attend the funeral of V·. A. Castn. MH, Joe Beegle and Mrs. w. C. Bu rson attended th.e Guy Lo rn bardo concert in A thens Monday evening. M n . Glen Chase and Miss Helen Lochary of Dayton are spending this week here. Mrs. Estella Dean of East SJ. Loui s, 111 .. arrived last night for s visi� with Mr, ii.nd Mrs. P11trick l. ,ochary and Mrs. M. E. Rathburn of ltutland. l{(' v . and Mrs. William Roberts lefl Sunda y for II visit in Sprini:;Held and London. M n . Norma Wilson and dau i:: hter, Dorinda, were among th. m1e who 11ttcnded the c:uy Lombardo conl'ert at Athens Monday evc>n­ lng. S1,eakPr Named For Thu rsdrry Evening The Venerable David Thornber­ ry or Cincinnati, Arch Deacon -or the Olocese or SouLhern Ohio, will spuk 11t lhC' Grace Episcopal Church, Thursday evc>ning. He will show films and tell or his trip around 1hc world and al!Kl of mifl• Hions he vii1itcd. A potluck dinner at 6 p. m. for all members or the parish will prec:rrle the addrnss. '"' "".c1:f:¥ -• • .. • --- ... -.. ........... . . ·· · --�- :-. .. -- . ... . . , -.:- . ---- -----­ lhe church wai; completed. AUention was called to a work­ shop of the commission on mis­ sions to be held at the church on f' riday at 8 p. m. Rev. Eugene Brown announced his plan, for at­ tendmg lhe National Council or Evangelism lo be held al Bloom­ m&:ton, Ill . , October 1 1 - 18. Prayer by Mrs. Tompkins closed the meeting. ________ •• • ••• •• • • •I • $1 3.95 •• ' . Smart walking . • • I ' wonderful comfort �lip into th... Air Steps and rediscover the Joy of walklnf, feol I.ho supple softnOOI of the unlined leather. No other shoe made 1iv11 you . , �- ' 'er lit or &realer comfott. $1 1 .95 .......,. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , • • t . iii'i .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . � • • • • • • • • • • • •• ,·1: ., ,,, HARTLEY and BEM M:ETI S H 'O E S TO R E •••••••••• ,, - • SHOP ON T H E TH I RD F LOOR - For Floor Cover ings - Bed Room Furnit ure l�oo rr, Suites ·_ Di nette Sets - Bed Spri ngs an d Mattresses, Plans £or future activi1Jl'S of United Presbyterian the First Churclf were made Monday evenm;; durin,: the mcetmg of t he Session. Sunday, Ocl. 16 has l:tcr:1 cfo . sign.a.led l:IS Layman Sunday with the following particip �lin� in the 10:30 service. Greeters: M rs. Floyd Carmack, Mrs. Arthur Lej wis, Mrs. J . E. Harley and M n . E. o. Tewksbary. Speeial music: Lewis Sauer Jr Scripture reading, J. H. Grate; · Re.!lponsive reading . James Buchan an; Offertory , pray e r, Harold Sauer; Usherii,; Roherl Tewksbary and Russell l.yons and Bulletin usher Hubert Taylor, Plans were also made lo attend the Schoo! of Evani:;elism al the Chi l l icothe Presbyterian Chure h on the same day and Oet. 23 has been sel .a s Every Member Can­ vass Sunday with Mrs. E. O. Tewksbary named as mailing chairman and Mrs. Carmack to usisl her. Mr. Gnite was named 11s de\e . gate from the church. to attend the Scioto Presbytery meeting at th Presby ,e r ! an Church in Waverly, Tuesday, Ocl. 18. Mrs. Tewks• bary was named alternate. Oct. 30 will be Memher shlp day at the church with a recepUon of members wilh the sessio11 on the preceding Wednesday at 8:1){) o'clock. The group also gave its vote of approval lo the Thanksgiving program being plsnned by the Deacons and DeaconeMBes with the ph1ylet. . .The First Thanksgiving" presented by the WYF group. _ _____ , Herringbone weave white dish towels with red border. Highly absorbent and dur­ able. Cut i,ize 15x27. Banded 6 .in a package. Stands 50 inches high 10 smooth round dowels for drying ·clothes. $2J9 6 towels for 99c MISSES' Haggerty reported that the traf­ fic moved as it , would in any big city_ Tbey had very little · difti· cully fim:Jing the way to Forb.es Field •• the route was marked very well He noted there were no traffic jams and parking facilities were good providing you · wanted to pay the price. 11 seemed that service stations In the area of Forbes Field closed up for the day and were charging $5 park­ ing fee. However, parking c>ould be obtair1ed within a three block area tor as low as a dollar. There were no parking lots in the im­ mediate area. Mr. Haggerty also noted that at the ball park tbe crowds were very well controlled and one could move around with out having to push through a crowd. Leaving the ball Park there were policemen at every col'Rer keep­ ing traffic moving at a very good , pace. Mrs. Henry Ewing and Mrs. Raymond Boice of Pomeroy also attended yesterday's opening game, traveling lo Pillsb,rgh by bu111. They tried to find a hotel rooms in Pittsburgh tor the night, but returned to Columbus also b)' bus to spend the night. . This morning Dr. Boice and Henry Ewlng were wondering just where their wives were. Could be they headed back to FIVE COMP! 'rlNG Five teenage lovelies, all com• See The Complete New Line Of KNEE SOCKS Orlon and nylon stretch high socks - fits sizes 8½ l\ed, white, beige, black, and gold. ,. 'Mrs. 'Nathaii Jng1;!,� Most Exct!�­ �eJ1'l Chief, presided over th'e meetin11 or Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, When lhey mel Tuesday evening al the � or P Hall In Mid­ dleport. Round robin c,irds were signed by the lB attending to be sont ln Miss Margaret Sauer and Mrs. Zel111 Cross, members who are ill. It was reported that MiliS Sauer is some improvFd, A roporl was made that the rum­ mage sale which was held Jul week end WH successful and plans were made for a bake sale to be held the 22nd or this mnnlh at the Tri-Lu!!lrc Cl<'11.ner11. All mcml)crA arc> rcqul'sll'ft lo donate £or the sale whirh w\11 start al �Mr11. Martha Chilth reminrlcd the mombers of 1hr visit 0£ the Chelil X - ray Unit whil'h will be in '.>iid­ dleporl Nov. 4 & 5. She urged all lo allend. The next meeting will be prC\ccd­ t-d by a potluck supper al 6:30. After lhc> meetinG rcrrcshmcnts were served in the dininl! room which was decorated with the rail theme of leave� and rlowers. Hos­ tesses for the evc>nini;: wc>re Mrs. Jcsn Zirkle, Mrs. Maxine Owens and Mrs. Biggs. $1 .00 a pair BOYS' 11 81G YANK" FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS San forized flannel school shirts in sizes· 6 to 18. Bola plaids, colorful checks, novelty patterns, full cut, con­ vertible collar. Excellent selection. $1 .95 Men's WORK UNIFORMS Special price tor this sale on men's Big Yank Work trousers and matching shirts. THE PANTS are full cul in sit­ es 29 lo 50 waist measure, have zipper fl y, no tare belt loops, bar tacked al all ,train points. I i' 1 • NAVY BLUE eGRIY eTAN eGRIIN THI SHIRTS match the trous­ ers -and are in 1ize, 14� to 20. Have two -button through• flap p0ekets, cut extra full and well made. $6.00 a suit MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS ' ., < �-- Warm and practical flannel pajama• for men . Sanforlz• ed shrunk,1 elastic comfort wajstband, double stitched seams, notched collar coal style. Sizes A, B, C, and D. $2.95 New Selffllon Men's Collon Print New Fabrics and New Styles HALF SLIPS .2.95 - $3,95 PANTIES fl .25 lo f!.50 GOWNS f5.95 lo fB.95 i PAJAMAS fS.95 lo fB.95 WEST BEND WATERIISS COOKWARE SETS e I qt sa�c� pan with cover · e 2 qt. sauce pan with cover e s Extr• HeNY Atumlnum. Look At All You Get Lillie Boy1' Flannel SPORT SHIRTS Tue,day Nirht Mee1in11 ,1 SiNI 8 to 8X. Waah 'n we11r aport fiannel,. Wide spread coUar stylei. Generowly cut. � pattema. $1 .95 Wonda Grip Trouw Hallgen AdJu1table trouter eufr h'lln-. ceri. Easy to ,u1e. Keep.a the crease r-nor aharp. Adjuate lo .&Of cuff. 8 1n a pack• ""'· me , 77c Elberfel ds In Pomeroy OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT f ��TI� !, �·�� �- Down After Dec. 31 · qt. saur., pan wiqi cover e s qt. dutch oven 111aster • 10 Inch skillet e cover for Dutch Oven and 10'' skillet Recipe book . If PurthMO!I Separ1lely $25.40 e You Pay.Only $14.99 PLANT DUTCH BULBS NOW Plant now for bet1lly next spring. 'J\IUpj,, dllfl'odlls, croe110, narclssua and hya. clnlbl. PAJAMAS, Sizes A, B, C, D . . , . . . , . . . . . , " , Church Of/Ida& Held Miss Carolyn Smith, Sugar Run Fourth Grade teacher, led a group discussion on "Professional Standarda" Wednesday nlght at an OEA sponsored Drivc•ln Conference at the Washington Elementary School in Gallipolis. Sixteen Pomeroy teachers at• tended the meeting wh. ich was preceded by a dinner. Robert Miener, Obio Education As11ociation repre. senlativc led discussions on teach, er legiai'ltion profession al problems, ind (OEA> membership. Drive-In conferences are held throughout Ohio by ·the OEA to keep " teaehers informed or current developments In lh.eir profession. Tonight a conferen.:e is b eing held in M•rictta. Middleport teachen attended one in Athens last night. Attending £rom Pomeroy were Miss Genevieve Stobart Mrs. BeaMr;. Dorolhy trice Rhinehart Barnes Mr Robert Robert.s Miss CarOly� s�iLh Mrs. Marth� Huated, Mrs. Gl�dys Haym im , Mr.!1. Eva Stout, Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer, illiss Constance Marley, Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, •Mrs. Cecilia Hart, rd.ills Helen Smith, Mrs. Elaine Rom1h, Mrs. Ellen Gibbs and ·Mr. Charles Gibbs. SLIPS f3.95 - .5,95 Ya nk" " B ig Teacher Leads Discussion, In---,.,....... - - . ....... .. Da:ive-ln Meeting ,.,� knee lo p. green BEAUTIFUL IIDSPRIADS Very finely �•en fully revenible pattern w{th heavy fringe border. Mach-Jne washable, 100% c::91,ton, prtthNmk, No ironing n�e•ey. In natur■l, bleached white, treen , pet.l pink, turquotse, yellow. Early Amerlean Colealal lled9read Twin or Ftl Size - $8.95 IATHROOM RUGS Oblonr fur-Uke ac:r,,Ue 1e1tter 1'111' for bathroom. bedside or. boudoir. Made of 100� Dupont ·Virgin Nylon Pile. Wash11ble and color £ut. f;olora White, Pink, Lemon, Blue .Mist. Bennu.da Blue, Indian Gold. Lid C.ven . . . . . fl.95 11" X Rug , . . $9" 14" X il" Rue , . , " . . • l5,15 ,s.9s en t1 ne Pomeroy•Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Oclober 6, 1960 .... "°"' 1 peling I ror the honor or being Pomeroy High School Homecom• ing Queen, Oct. 2 1 , are campaign. ing hard for the election next Tuesday. They are Paula Sayre, Carolyn Edwards, Ruth Ann Brothers, Sharon Young and Sondra o,ake. The winner takes the traditional ride around the gridiron in a shiny new automobile escorted by her high school sweetheart (usual­ ly), and surrounded by her court (the election losen). This year the Homecoming is when the Wellston R()(kets play the Panthers. NEW RECRUITIR S.Sgl. Jessie L. Brown has invad­ ed the tr1-county area as a re­ cruiter for the U. S. Air Force with his main office in Gallipolis and scheduled appearance• in Pomeroy and M iddleport. He can be reached in Meigs County Tues­ days, 8:30 to noon, at the Masonic Hall in Pomeroy, or at the Middle• port Post omce. FuJtz se ected I To Represent PUS In Tests Dizzy Us That's Th• Homecoming of the Pl■t­ woocl1 Methodl•t Church will N held Suncl■y, OctoNr 9. Th• openlne me11•• will be at 10 a. m. by the Rev. C.rd followed 'l>V Sunder School •nd a N,ket din­ llM' •t noen, The efternoon Nn'• kaa will begin •t 1 :45 p. m. with the Rev. John p. LNII of ti• Chriat Methocllat Church of Col• umbu• a& the euHt 1pe1k•r, R.v. LNII 11 • -..11 kMwn man of God. The large circular time piece was installed at lhe bank 1everal month, ago. It is almost everybody's wriat-watch aa it �volvea six times a minute and 360 times each hour. ,, The Sentinel calculation of the clock's revolutions, pending no power (allure or breakage of lhe tim,;peace, reveal that the cl()(k turn, 8,640 times a day; 259,200 times in a 30 day month. · Keep figuring the tu.rns of the electric masterpleee and you will find that it revolves 3, l l0,400 times a year. On the back or the circular ln$trument, the bank has placed Invasion Force Hits Cuba, Fights With Cuban Army Middleport Rescue Unit Called Twice On Wednesday HAVANA UPI - The Cuban government announced today that a 27-man Invasion force, including in Americans, landed three eastern Cuba Tuesday. and clashed 24 hours later With the Cuban mJI. itary. Michael Fultz, a junior at The announcement said the Porueroy High School. has been leader of the invaders was killed, named to represent the school and were captured others two 1 at a state science examlnatlon to chasing the were iera sol Cuban � 8 State Ohio October at held be rugged country University H the gueat of the other . 24 1� the · Columbus ' and So 11th·ern Ohio of Onente Province. The iovernmtl'lt co_mrll:un iq�_e E M't...t,- romnaP.:f. , v , "' �.:'iil''f"at1e1ened bS'""'NIRlplt' f .ebilr�� l,a �•-••-tnlalll a and th•t �ey nited St8te the _u \h .faines n·lebl on the Hia or his earned an American flag �h1ch PHt record and e:eneral �ptlt11de Wednesday s enhe 11 suc- was captured i n in science studies. counter. . ce1sful in the test at Ohio State · he wlll win a t.rlp lo the Sec>ond ' National Youth Conference on the Atom to be held at Chleago ,,. in October. CHARLESTON, W. YA. UPIAf�r the examination, Mike , Earl H. Mith,.., 32, of nN rby will be the guest or the Columbus Ma rmet plNded 11ullty today te and Southern Ohio Electric Com pullln■ off w..t :,.'lrtlnla'a bl• pany al a luncheon lo be held in gest sln1I• thett-aome $3'5'1.· the Frankl in Room or the Uril000 from th, vault of th, Stat, versity Student Union. .,..,_rtmant. Motor Vllhlcl-.. Mike i1 a member �f the Pome• Mathewt ,n♦.red the 1uUty roy High School Science Club ''" to • ch■rl' ef brok�". and has reeeived two auccessive ■nd enttrln1 In connutlon with "Excellent" rati�ga to� projects the Ju ne 19 crime. It wu the entere� _In District Science 1:9ay mod Hrlou• char.. th1t could eompetltton al Ohio University, be plaeM 11aln1t him. _ Athens, Ohio, He is also a member of the IS HOSPfTALIZID football squad, the Vanil�y "P" Mrs. Hobart Bryson, Racine, Club, treuurer of the Junior Class and on the busineaa staff of was admltted to St. Joseph Hospi­ the "Pomeroyan.'' He Is the son tal, Parkersburg, yesterday, fourth of Mr: and Mn. Leslie F. Fultz, noor, and was to undergo sur• gery today. l lO Ht gh St. Mike will be accompanied on NEW YORK UPI-Stocks rose his trip to Columbus by Ronald L Hal"ld, or Columbus and Soulh- ·under a croundswell of support em Ohio Electric Complny's in a moderately active opening . ____ e of id d . lc rt l M • Pc.•::..::c.:.l;,.________.:._ tod _a:..y_ _____ .::::.:.;.:::: u BULLETl�I ---'--- ,t The Middleport Emergenc>y-Rescue Unit answered two calla Wednesday, transporting one per. son to the Meigs General Hospital. At 5: 40 a. m. the Wl it · was called to 131 South Fourt st., where Mabel Hyaell had become ill_. UP.On the aqival , . uf a Jocal pht9ttlan, ,. ttte . llfilt'"wi'B relieved. At 10:30 p._ m . the unit was called to the home of Mrs. Mary Yost, N. Set0nd Avenue, where Mrs. Yost had £alien receiving a possible broken hip. Sbe ,was t�ken to the Meigs General Hosp1tal. III A .• '• lil!' •, ...._ a snotto "Time To Save" which al10 draws wide attention. If anyone would contradiel the ab0;ve figureS". The Sentinel staff and Bank members invite you to stand and watch the clock revi>lve for the oncoming years. Third Annual Oldtimer Game • Is October 16 I BOSTON UPI - Efforts to raise thr« engines which may re­ veal the eause of an Easlern Air Lines erash that killed 61 persons Tue11day night will get underway toda.y. Officials l't!garded the engines as the mosL important pieces of evidence in the light or a theory advanced Wednesday that a hllJle flock of surllngs may have caused tht tragedy. Elwood R. Que111de, admini1tra· tor of th e Federal Aviation Agency, said all evidence so Car indicated the Btarlings choked the engine! and caused a "flame out" that sent the silver airliner plung­ ine into Boston Harbor. Eleven persons Burvlved the ac­ cident. Sil: or lhem are ho1pital­ lzed in critical oondilion. Included In Projects N1 •ntrals' Dre:am Blown Away In Maneuvering dli C[NCINNATI UPI - The U. S. Corps of Engineers Wedneaday re­ leased plans for a $31 ,500,000 con­ struction project in the Ohio­ l(entueky-lndiana area. Ohio projecUi included: $10 mil­ lion to construct porlions of a new dam nur Neville, Clermont Coun­ ty; •$300,000 for a rad11r tower in Bellefontaine: a $400,000 logistics and communication facility at the Bring An Appetite Gentile Air Force Depot near Day­ ton; $1 ,000,000 In Improvements on To Booster Event the Ohio River; $100,000 for Nike Eastern High School Boosters lncking unit& in Felicity, Cler­ will sponsor a ham, bean and mont County, and in Oxford, and corn . bread supper at the school, a $1'1,000 armory at Troy. Saturday, October 8 from 5 until 8 p. m . Biscuits, potalo salad, slaw, cake, pie, frult salad, · and jello Headon Colli•ioo will also be sei'ved. Members In• Kill• Concord Man vile the public to "come and LANCASTER, Ohio UPI-Chari bring an appetite." es G. Norton, 61, New Concord, P short l waa killed today in head-on collision with a c■r driven by a MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL teen-age boy. Admi1sions: Mary Yost, Middle• Neal Harvey, 17, Lancaster, was injured seriously and his port; Frank Shumway, Reedsville, companion Ralph Binkley, Jr., 19 and Fay Jordon, Carpenter. Discharges: Henry Hensley, Long Amanda, was in fair condition as Bottom; Alvin Norris, Pomeroy; ■ result or the accident. Ellen Norris. Pomeroy, and Frank The Fairfield County sheriff's office taid Harvey 'tried tq pass Slill, Middleport. a third car and drove directly BAKE SALE •NNOUNCED Int o Norton•, auto. The Meigs Temple Pythlan Sis• ten- will b,ve a bake 1tle at the Tri-Luster Cleaners, <fctober 22, ' MA� JAILED ' Fred Jenkinl, Syracu,e, is Jn 11tarting at 9 a m. All slaters are eountf iaU Uua morniq on. a "6HNled to donate soa:,,ethinl lw lloe oolo- - � .. ••••• .. -· 1 Democratic candidate Join F. Kennedy had an appearance in lhe border state of Kentucky-at Covington-where he could answer Nixon's charges that Ile bas failed to ",q uarely face" the civil ' rigbt.s iuu� in the South. Before the Covington .addreu, Kenned)' planned to re1t and CARROLL MOWl!ltY work on a speech on Cuba he Mrt. New.a Monr, Bolyard of will deliver in Cincinnati lo119 Ash-It, Middleport, hH r.­ night. Hil 11Uff look the unusual celftd word that her sen, Car­ atep or announcing in advance roll Mo...-y, who ■redffled the topic of the apeech, wbic>h from Middl•porl High School In they described H "important.' 1 957, h■a ertduattd fAm the Wednesday nighl the eandidato.Vry School of Electronics in es were greeted by almost unconChica90 and h11 now been pr• trollably enthusiaalic mobs--NixrMted to fwem•n for Zenith on in Philadelphia by the biue1t Corp. Mr, Mowery'• sister, Mr-. crowd of his camp.a,ign, and KenC.onnl• Snider, also attended nedy in Louisville, Ky., by the Middleport Hl9h School ■nd his wildest rettption or bis camyoun..r 1i1ter, Dotti•. 11 a hnlor piign. at Mlcldl•port this yHr. H• and Hits KfllflHy Stand his wife, the fomwr Dollr fraz­ In Philadelphia and earlier in ier, and two d■ughtar■, Klfflffli• New York City-both with large and Tammy, plan to make a perNegro populationh-Nixon hamrMMnt home lo Chicago. Mn. mered at the dvii rlghla stand Mow1rv is •Ito employed by of Kennedy and Democratic vice Zenith. presidential nominee Lyndon B. -------Johnson,_ a Texan. The Yice pre11ident said the Hilbert Price, educator, sports• man, coach. boy coun11elor, and sports ran deluxe or Portland, has announce d the third annual Port• land Oldtimers' Baseball Game will be played October 1 6. Later this )'ear because of the World Series, the gjme will pit (essentially) Pottbnd area players ag•lm;t those o( the Reedsville area. Dorsel Riebel is heading the Reedsville contingent. The first two games te11tured II format of Portland players versus one-tlm-e Stlversville performers. llegardless of where a former ball pl.,-er Is from, he is sure t ha.:11: least three awinp, or wort an .:..olknc--or so kn the ·inner or . . �.P . ' outtr pastures. The game bas drawn upwards of 500 £ans because each c.an relive great momenl15 in local sports or pasl years. And, of course, Mr. Price, prin­ clpal of Portland Elementary School, uses the oceasion for the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. UPI­ school PTA to peddle hotdop, Bott drink, and coffee, all for ' a The neutralist dream of arranging an Eisenhower • Khrushchev meet­ good cause. 11 ing got lost early today in a fog of parliamentary maneuving that forced the neutral leaders to with­ draw their Big Two summit reso­ lution in disappointment. It was a victory or sorts for the United Stales which sent Secretary or Slate Chrislian A. Herter to oppose the idea or a meeting be• tween two men who might be "here today and gone tomorrow." But the neutralist.a led by In­ WASHINGTON UPJ-Network dian Prime Minister Jawaharlal officials today promised a "more Nehru went down fighting and comfortable an(:! Jess auBtere" they had more than a mcuure of setting for Friday's nationwide support from the new African televjsion debate between Sen. nation members. John F. Kennedy and Vice Pre­ The wrangling go so intense and sident Riehard M. Nixon. involved that at one point btrore Preparations for the sec>ond midnight, the Gener-,1 Assembly meeting of · th.e tw o presidential called a IS minute recess that candidates, which will be held in actually lasted almost an hour NBC's studios here. have ta)ren while delegates politicked. into account criticisms and .!lug­ The Issue ran so long that the gestions growing out of their assembly never got around to the Chicago appearance Sept. 28. equ111ly crucial matter of the Th.en the two men �at in chairs question of a seat tor Red China, on a bleakish set backed up by a which was supposed to have been simulated brick wall. For Fri• taken up al the nighttime session. day's debate, there have been to changes, mainly designed m11k.e the selling more comfort­ Standard Oil Honor8 able . 21 Men 'f:or Service Friday's show. which will be Twenty-one Sohioans trom televised from the WRC-NBC stu . Portsmouth Division of the Stan­ dios in Washington starling al dard Oil Company received aer­ 7:30 p. m. EDT will follow the vice awards the evening of Octo­ s11me general lines of the first ber 4th at a dinner ceremony debate. Four reporters will ask held at the Elk's City Club, Pori.!l­ questions. moulh. The four are Alvin Spivak, H. E. Loudenslager, division United Press International; Hal manager, greeted lhe employees Levy, Newsday; Edward P. Mor­ and their wives and presented gan, ABC and Paul Niven, CBS. the diamond-studded pins, repre­ Efforts To Raise Airliner Engines More Comfort Underway Today Promised For Second Debate Village Council At Racine �ues WarningToPr�sters Its r. OWo-Kentucky Area the refuse -would have meant a new house Uon would be lo money. · two and· c■r, -edut:aUon for their However, both the minister children (a boy a and a &lrl 1), new elotbt11 travel, all the thin1s and Smith said there waa "no pre-s­ they had only been able to dream sure" and Smith added that hls • talk with the mlni,ter was only 'of. "After the lnllial excitement a small factor in Ills final deci1ion. "It had nothina: to do wJth my began lo wear away," Smith said "I realited my wife and I were religious principles," he 111jd. Smith, who works as a drattlperfectly happy and content a1 man said he had directed that w, were." He aald he reached his final de- the money be placed in the handa ci1ion after com111IUna with bis or trustee, - whom he refused · to p11tor, the Rev. Rria n Gou, at identlfy - lo make donation• to the Methodlat. Church In his home charities. Smith 'uld 1!e wu pla�ninc to town of Bill')'. 1 told move hi• family into a new house The minister •aid he Smith that 1 "MetbocUam tr�wn, --complete with mortaage - and and m.t the . anty -� bave t:o, forqo bliflns' • on famb� :�'i ..... · � � -. •tj -,;,1J,!l .,_ . ,.. _. , Tt I I r f • '. II. I ,J ' , (' I I ( . ' ' (. ' • } � By United Pr... lnlerruillonal GOP presidential nominee Richard M. Nixon, charging his Democratic rival has ducked the civil rights issue in the South, had the opportunty today to demonstrate in , Dixie what he termed his own "straighUorward" stand on the problem. The vice preaident scheduled a midday speech in Nashville, Tenn. - his eighth campaign venture into the normally Demo­ cratic South - before fi)'ing to Cleveland for an evening rally and then back to Wasbmgton to prepare for the second TV "great debate" Friday night. 'Round and 'round it goes and Where it stop s nobody knows. the big clock on the Pomeroy National Bank corner at Second and Court-sts. RIV, IOHN P. LIWIS $80,000 Pool Winner Gi vnig Bundle T� Charity Because He Wants To: Work For What He Gets i Both Candidates Preparing For Second TV 'Great Debate' i Pomeroy Natioojank Clock Revolves 'Rollltd And 1{ound Racine Village Council Issued a warning to pre•Halloween COLUMBUS UPI-Disallowed regular meet, ranksters Wednesday evening when ii held Korean War compensation , claims · ng at the village hall. will not be re-considered after The lcounCII eleded to enforce youths are cauaht, the parents wlll Dec. 31 fund director Walter U. the 9 p. m. curfew ordinance from be held re,�n•lble," he 11ld. Bolton said today. Othu busJness lncluded the de, He aaid that was the date set now through Halloween. The curto open drains on Fiflh•st cialon aome tor effect In Com­ been hilll few Fund Sinking by the state 1 miHion tor consideraion of the lime but never enlorced strictly, around the grade 1ehool and to re­ iravel the area on Sixth which ha& 8,245 claims which were disal­ Mayor Erne.Rt A. Wingett said. lowed. . Mayo r Wlngett said that Mar- been under rep.at.:. Pre■ent at the meeting be11des shall ''Putt" Lyons wfJuld be pa• n!!l P. N. A, 0. TO MEET trolling streeta every niiht and Mayor Wln1ett and Manh.ill 1,yf Division 14 of P. N. A. 0. will anyone under age of 18 must be were eouncll men Albert Hill, . ,da• meet al 7:30 p. m. Friday at the accompanied by their parents or rte Rou.!lh, Paul Holter and Hdton Wolfe Sr. Othm pre,ent �re Rock SpriJlis Grange Hall. All some responsible pt!lrion. Street CommiHifJner Jerry Grimm, be­ are divisidn the or a 'mtntber "Thus far orlb a ' few prank• Village Clerk M■y Cleland and Ina urged to attend by Mrs. Faye have been pulled, but if any 'l,'reaaurer Harriet Neia:ler. kimes, preaidenl. UPI - Ray.mood LONDON SmiLh .!llld today he wo,lld gi-ve to charity lhe $80,000 he won ln a footbaJl pool because "1 would , rather work for what I get." · Smith, 30. won the money by puttlni up 70 cents and picking et1ht tie.1 out or 515 game1 la.,;t 1 Sbnday. The soccer pools have be· come • nmUon•l paatlme in Britaln and inost people enter them almo.d automallcally. But when Smith found out he � 1 wlnner�d I b?a one at tbat.Lhe bad what he called "sec• imd thou,bt,." Jie ud ' )Ji• 28-year-old wife, , • 'IND1 put u,eir he■dl togeth� '1114 tllbd the whole thin1 out. SINGLB COP!:' - Ii< GOP Standard Bearer In Dixie Again To Declare His Stand On Civil Rights . Local resid�nts know n to have attended yesterday's open­ �ng worl� series game in Pittsblirgh were reporting very en­ Joyable limes today providing you were a Pirate fan. Bob Haggerty and Louis Sauer ol Middleport drove to Pills· burgh early ,Wednesday morning and offered praise today for the way the crowds and tralfic were bandied going lo the ball park and at the game. Livi ng $1 5.95 CLOTHES DRYING RACKS NO. 145 Fans Attended First Series' Game; PUS Queens Nominated Size 72x84 fits twin or full size beds. Available in popu'lar colors _ Light Green, Turquoise, Pink, Camel, Blue. C O TTON DISH TOWELS a1 Liked Day In Pittsburgh Electric Blankets keep you snug and warm at even temperature. Nylon blend . Bake Sale ls Planned By Sisters Group ' VPL XII ELEm1c BLANKET WOOD e hvtherll lN c-t.-.l Ohia: C� ffllll Kitt..... NNw• tfl" 1ur,ai111 hUOWN � �rl-. this ._,..awww-.. F•lr ... n.... .... l'rW.,,. CMler. Hlth, ... day In th.a f..- Jo.,. '- tonlaht '" ......... deullf..,.. �----------------------::----:':'.-:-::-�-::"':-:::-----:---:-.-:-��----------------------- ·--- BEACON'S AUTOMATIC I , • hA:1- Perlecl Sleeping Comfort For You 1 I The churth acbool te1cher1 and offlcen of the FJnt Baptist Chur!!:1, Middleport, met Tueaday evenln1 at the home of Mr. and Mra. Paul Smart with Tony P'OW• ler, superintendent Jn charge. Mr,. Charle, Bennett led the devoUonal period with Mr. Smart t?Onducttne the program . Aner the do.,e of the meeting rerre,hmenll were served b)' the bosta to those mentioned above and Rev. 1md Mn. Donald Boone. Mr. tnd Mn. L. D. Dllea, )Ira. IJett Bodlmer, Mra. Beul■b Wfilte, Mn. wuu, Anthony, Mn. f'r.v,n­ !i!! - ud Mn. ""'" Houda' lfl"n1W ,l,{,}l 1111H 'f'l'li':t"' p . .... ' ' .,,,>. The heawlHt hutneq •f all tlmN ••• lebtrt larJ Huthff, _., tiled July 1 0, 1951, at the ... ef U. H_, of floh Hook, ' 111., ......... 1 ,041 ,..,.,. ...,.,, ilo­ fore hla death. He alN ,.......,. tho ■rHtolt ncordtd ltirth - 124 • SHOP ON THE SECOND FLOOR -,for Ladies Ready-To-Wear - Luggage - Curta ins Draperi es - P i l lows - Wi ndow Shades ·- La mps - Furnitu re , , PlQnS A CfJVffy M Qd f A t Ch UrCh Meeting M.onday 1.1\'ing up to their name. the Pep Club, of Middlcoort Hii?h incl laat Thursday aftemcon in the gym with appro ximately 100 students pre11ent. Miss Nancy Dunbar, organlter and advisor, met with the group and cheer leadera were on hand lo lead the yel11 and new cheers. The new rroup Includes stu­ .denl!I £rom the 7th i::radt! \l!l, and elected Marilyn Sw11n as presi­ dent and L)'nn Daniell as vic>c president. Cindy Sauer w111 elect­ ed scc>retary and Carol Scott, treasuRr. The group is hoping to have a special section reaerved at the home games and hope, to attend the out or town 11:ames, providing transportation can be aecured. They plan to meel each Thurs­ rlay afternoon to arouse interest and enthu1l111m for each week's aame. ' Now You Know • SHOP ON THE FI R.ST FLOOR for Television - Radios -'-- Housewares - Notions - Dry Goods - Sheets - Work Clothi ng - Hobby Su ppl ies - Boys Clothing - Candy, etc. Mi-ddleport P,ep Club Meeting Attend,3d By 100 • 5YJ ,,......,..,., . ...,,...,<#. � -----........- ...,..,,.......,_..__ ..,. • 11 •- ,---,.�•.• • ,.r,1f, .,...... . ' MAKE ELBER FELDS IN POMEROY YOU R SHOP PING CENT ER FOR ALL YOU R -FAMI LY N EEDS! The Octobe r meeting of the Official Board of the United Methodist church met Monday evening at the church with Mrs. C . F. Tompkins, chairman, presiding. They will he met in Lo11don LIJ �I r ;md Mr� lld bcrl Welker, I' 1 1J11nr �a11rrl and daughters Li mb I � n d l lehr,1 a n d will 11pend several da} :. with thern. ·-- -�--- - -- ..- Reports H,eard, Accepted, At Board Meeting Of United Methodist Church M bs 1-:hiabeth l3allyJ Sauer '8 Juton, members of lhe rum foni1a Mtddl eport ft'sident 110'1\' IIUliion1 on minions, lay lead1·n 111 m g III Columbus where she is «aalt-men of commissions 011 stew tmpluyt:d wuh the L• mted Air. �p and finance, W SCS pre:. 1 J111es, � nd Miss June Ba,iley, also diia.ta, church school superintt-n l'mplu1cd wuh the Airlmes, left and an)' other� who wish to sunda} for a trip a broad, Their ttead. f1r:.1 �top will be !he Hotel Pare th i.:11a 111 Hume, •ti ...- --�-.."".. Ill Electronic- E-ar Ready For Probe Into Outer Space WASHINGTON UPI - The Na• lional Science Foundation is get­ ting ready ontt again to turn a giant el«tronic ear toward outer sp.ac>e to listen for poalble signs of life. The first try- earlier ·lhiA year at lhe Green Bank, W. Va., listen• ing post reported only lhe usual maze o( natural radio wave11 a). ready llnoWn to acientistl. Dr. Geoffrey Keller, -director of the foundation's astronomy pro­ gram, said scientislB at Green Bank would make some equip­ ment changes before the new at­ tempt. Keller 'said the teclmici■n1 were trying to put together a "mou sophisticated" receiver in the probe for life sounds among the pl1mets. Democratic candidate, held dif• fering view1 on the mailer. He Hid Kennedy stated his civil rights poi.ition in only one of 10 aouthern apeechea. He flatly chaJ . len1ed the Mauaehusetl.!I senator to spe■k out on the issue in Dixie. When he delivered the spec>ch, Nixon left out about h■lf the civil rights statements contained in hi.!1 ad vance text dhtributed to new1men. This caLUed a pouible eontro• veny. Amona: tbe part.a left out was a quote attributed to John­ son in wbfoh the tenalor uid he was not a civil righll advoc.i.te. Kteln lbpleina o.i.,ion Thret houn after the speech was delivered and nine hours af• ler the advance text. was given to reporters, Ni.Hn', preu secretary flerbert G. Klein s11id the quote had not been used because l� vice president discovered it was from a Drew Pearson column and w11 not complete. Kennedy touched briefiy on civ­ ii right, Wednesday during bis campaigning in LouiJville. A crowd of about 25,000 i n Court Bouae Square cheered - ,rhea the·A10illnee--eoa,1r1tulatetl tti.e : cit)' - for lts IOSO compliance wiUI the Supreme Court's school integration decision. ..An example was set to the nation and to lbe world" he de­ clared. In his main Bpeech, to a $5(1.-a­ plate Louisville fund raising •din­ ner, Kennedy charged that Nixon was "reluctant to .admit around el•tion time that he is a Repub, lican." Kennedy said the GOP nominee after supporting administratino programs for years, now has re, pudialed. the Republic.an agrici.d­ tw-e secretary, the Republic.an Treasury secretary·e tighl money policy and the Republican inter­ ior secretary's freeze on new wa­ ter projects. ''The nut thing you know, the Republican truth squ.ad will ha\'e lo follow him around," Kennedy II.id. This drew laughter. Garn.,. <Jaim• His Innocence Of Charge senting 400 years of service. In• eluded was Allen E. Jenkin.son, of Middleport, w ho represented 15 years of service. Bernard Gar11e1 was arraigned, yesterday before Common Pie.as Judge .John C. Bacon and plead not guilty to charges or Lres­ Judge Bacon To Serve pa,sing upon private property On Chillicothe Trial with intent to steal gasoline. Common Pleas Judge John C. He al legedly committed this Bacon has received confirmation crime on the property of Rex or his appointment b)' the Ohio Tanner. He posted $300 bond to Supreme Court to serve with two appear before a jury at a later other judges. ThomH W. Mit�ell time. and Howard Goldsberry on a Chil1ieothe trial. Judge Bacon and the two other GE Seeking Injunction impaneled judges will be,r 11ix Against Union Pickets felonies and four defendent, at BUCYRUS, Ohio UPI - Gen­ the October 13 session. eral Electric, charging S4 em­ ployes are . impriSOfled in its Lamp Plant here, w11 to . go to Girl Scouts Piao court today, seek..ing an injunction Rummage, Bake Sal.e against pickets ot the striking In• The Salisbury Girl Scouts are ternation11l Union or Electrical to have a rummage and bake sa,)e Workers. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 21 and Plant lt.anager John w. Wright 22 in the building in Pomeroy, for­ charged lhat 21 of the 34 GE em­ merly ()('Cupied by the Cleland Ap. ploye& in the plant have been pliances Store. there since Tuesday morning. He Mrs. C. D. Karr Sr. and Mrs. liaid all or them were in "fear of Mary Sauvage are ehaitmen. a wild, threatening picket line." NEW YORK UPI-Nikita Khru• sbch.ev basked today in bis role as "lhe music 11)111" of the Unit­ ed Nations, based on a night of singing "The Volga Boatman" conducting "The Stal' Spangled Banm•r" and drum-beating al the General A1sembly. The Soviet premier had another big night on the big town. and · despite his Leetotaling, was the lire of the party at Indian, Cam­ bodian, Romanian and Ru!sian receptions. During the party rounds lhe entertaining Khruahchev didn't forget to squeeze in a c>ommerclal tor hi.!1 new revision of the Unit­ ed Nationa UM, , c.lprJing u..t needs," he said, "surgical inter• ference.'' The Communist leader was callght red-handed leading a c>horus or ''The Star Spancled Banner'' after he emuged from 11. reeeplion al the Romanian Emdweller bassy. An apartment atross the street bad pla<!ed a phonograph _on his window •µJ and was blaring away with a record of the National Anthem when Khrushchev loo�ed up, 1urprised . He started w■vmg his arms like a cond uctor until tbe reeord came , to an end. A small crowd outaide &ave him mixed r�action.-applause and -booi--mucb like the Dlhed reac- Russian Premier Draws Mixed Notices In Role As Music Man, Drum Beating At UN �ions ... .,.... .,,. ... ... .. - .. ... - - .W W• when he again engaged in table I General pounding Wednesday at the U. N. Assembly aesaion when the Philippine dele&atlon attack­ ed Russia's policiea. Khrushchev started. his evening nU by . receivln.i Franklin Mercet I Negro splrJtuaJ .!linger from Hollywood and · two women. The singers atarted a chorus or "The Volga Boatman•• and the irre­ • preal b1e Kbru1behev joined in with a ''yo--oh-'10-ho" ln a boom­ l .ng volee and with gestures. No one hid whether he was on key,L but they acned it was g ood and loud. 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Nowhere, this side of the North Pole will you find a larger selection of all the latest styles, fabrics and colors. • Fashion Favored - � S w e a t·e .- s •1 I Superbly Ctaftfd By - ;,.. .,.,, F r e e m\o n .. ,, ,. • P-�_l �• � 1 i.'.li " .• : ' l, .diapers and baby things Amateur Gardeners lh the Fl'lgtdalre _:ci.al Automatic Soak Cycle 11ve.s your "ha.by Cal'e" W�ihtr. Spe­ preciou11 tilnc {and doliarsl) - Install Officers · an� ,gives your baby'11 tlothes the very aame gentle, Jovir�g- ' care you aive your baby! Do aH your farillly'-s wuh in this wontterf,ul Fri.gi­ d11ire Automatic Washer - from grimiest -work clothes to lilht-as-1ir . hl'·lons. And, important to you, 1t costs YoU amatingly Jlttle. Wouldft't You like to see lt - soon? FRIG l 'DAI RE s,oNsoa PARTY Burfingham Tenl 7230. Modern Woodmen, Hemlock Grove Grange and the Bedford PTA are Joining forces to sporfaor a Halloween party H the hemlock Grove �range !'all, O_ct. 22 •� 7:30 p. m . _ . :. ,i. . , __ · ta ke r Fu tft itt,re O N THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLE P<>RT - .. . '/2 , ' • _ r �, ' 1't � �· jJ) . ti-· .k, ;;(�"114 ' , '' . ·;: ' : I // . ''\'. I' . t'. 'II,I' I r • '"_I, , ,1:il i ii · ',\ , · . ,, " . ' I . I) -·\: ' i'" ' •' I, ,,. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd was the inst-1 11ing ofnter Wednesday e\'e ning when new officers of the Amateur Gardeners Club were installed a l the home of the outgoing president, Mrs. Guy Reynolds. New officers are pres i de nt, M rs. William Slater; vice president, Mrs. Wesley Fry; secretary, Mrs. CharJes Blakeslee, :rnd treasurer. :11 rs . IIJl&or, �l>,l'oo)4s, • · , Salem Center PTA met Monday evening with the President, Mrs, Ralph Turner, in charge. ·The meeting opened with Mrs Thelmp Campbell reading the fourth chapter of St. Mark. The secretary:,S report was read by Mrs. Earl Wright the treasurer's report by Mrs. Mary Lathey. Mrs . Turner introdured Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas and Dorothy Cray. The report on the busines11 meeting by the special committees was given by Mrs. Eugene Holll­ day. The project of resurfacing around the play ground equip­ ment is now in progress. The PTA plans to' sponsor a fall festival and a chicken sup{ler December 8th. the proceeds to be used for choir robes. The robes are to be made by the room mo­ thers. The singing of ·'God Bless Am­ erica'• an interesting talk by George Dallas, a membership skit by Mrs. Vales' students, a report on the Lake Hope Con­ ference by Mrs. Rex Shenefield, and si11ging of the PTA song con­ cluded the meeting. . Refrei hments were served by Mrs. Ernest Wright. Mrs , Eugene ' Holliday, Mrs. Paul Montgomery, Mrs, Ralph Turner and Mrs. Earl Wright. The next meeting will be held November 3rd al 7:30. A' nnual Dinner Pl,nined . During the busin ess mec tmg the regional meeting a l La ke Hope Lodge on Ocl. 12 wa s announc_ed. The County Garden Cl u b mee t ing on Oc l ober 31 at the Ft•der.a. l ed Church was . also :mn_ounced. The co�n� meeting will include door prizes, pl,ant and c�'U.ntry st�re sale �nd a demonstration on Christmas ideas up to date for 1960 to be given by Mrs. James J'.lckson. Mrs. Hatold Lohse presented thf paper, "Oiitdoor Livin g Right Al Home''. an_d a very interesting demonstration on how to make a terrarium was given by Mrs. Blakeslee. At the close of the meeting re-freshments were served by Mrs. Reynolds, assisted by Mrs. Slaler. . m)lomel,uiklero C!as,- I TOY DEPT. Main Floor LAY-AWAY YOVR TOYS A Big Exciting Selection Of Ladies' Coats s24· • Othen 1 6.95 to 29.95 • Use Our Lay-Away Plan • Sllffler's present a wonderful colleetion 1n the newest models! Whatever your p reference may be , . . you are sure to find the very coat you want at Stiffler's. 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Shop Stilner'• STI FF LE R'S Street Flaor STI FF LER'S 2nd Floor See Our Big Selection Of The All-Weather Coat She Wants! Boys' ,95 Suburban Coats Girls' CAR COATS • Others 8. 95 to 1 6. 95 • Sizes 8- 1 8, 38-44 Here's the all-purpo.s:e coat women like . . worn for everyday oecasions, sports and dress! Woolens, P.oplins, corduroys, twills . . _ pile and qmlt lined lo keep out the cold. With and without hoods. STIFFLER'S Seeond Floor rq n .'. OTHERS AT $5.95 lo '16.95 $1 Q-95 · An -all purpose coat for ypqn'-dl''l-, - _ _ lh•y're war'm, · c\intf1,rtable and budget priced! Plaid de­ sign in 85% wool - 15% nylon wilh warm quilted lining. Sizes 6 to 16. A big selection ot car coaU fashioned of plaid and plain color fabrics that are wind and water resistant. With and without hood! _ _ __ pile and quill lined for warmth. Sites '7-14, and aubteena 8-14. • · He'll be well dressed in one of thHe all­ weather coats! LADI ES' Capri Pants SIZES 10-U $1 -� to $3.91 OTHERS AT $5.95 and up Men's Dept. %ad FLOOlt Boys' Bulky Knit Sweaters · So Much For So Little I · Toddlers' Car Coats • Othen 2.98 to 5.95 • So Casual, So Smart! DODGERS GIT FARM GREENVILLE, S, C. UPI-The CINCINNATI, Ohio UPI-The Los Angeles Dodgers will oper­ Cincinnati Reds have· announced ate the Greenville. S. C. club in the assignment of infielder Tom the Class A South Atlantic Lea­ Dotterer and pitrher o·u ane Rich- gue in 198'1. Greenville has been ards to the Indianapolis Indians I out of organized baseball since the Class B Tri-Stale League foldof the American Association. .._ 1 - CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR 1 - PHILCO REFRIGERATOR 1 - HUMPHREY 75,000 BTU GAS HEATER 3 - Good Small and large Size .. USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLANI 95 --,.he annual dinner or the Home bui ! d t'rs Class of lhe Middleport Church of Christ will be held Tuesday, Oct. 18, al the church at 0: 30. Serving the dinner will be the Philathea Society of the church. The cost will be $1.50 per plate. Members wishing to make re• sc rvations are to contact Mrs Wendell Gerlach or Mrs. Leonard Earl VanMe ter by this Sunday October · g. . The Class is also packing a box to be sent to the Children's Home in Tennesi;ee for Thanksgiving. Members are to bring articles for the box to the church . SPECIALS In Our Used Dept• ...... COLD WEATHER NEEDS Make Your Selection Now ! Toke Adva ntage Of STI F FLER'S Quality When Buying Salem Ce.nter PTA Meeting Held Recently Come In llJld Choose Now Al · -, ' ' .- ,if!' I r·• -,--.-�--......--�------���;__._ , '• , , .- '\ ·• ";.,:i,fJ �:' : ·: 1 ·. - Flo.we rs ·,or, The Ladi•• : ·C i.s,rs · p9, · the Men • Pavon ;�� ·'The Ch�.ldiwn• i,it!'/<,,.,,1liJI f(/lq//11/JI ,1, . ) • .. ,/ .,:;. e ,- . Honest! No hands needed (eKcept lor aetting the controla) ·10.·Pre-treat , F 'R. I DAY' AN 'D SAT·U RDAY . • ,l\ Wonderful tee11n1 FREEMAN'S are a collection of thoroughly fine _ . . . liand,omely built . . . . . _ superbly ·• tyled . . . . wonderfu� comfortable! , I I L ,J< >� .- ' . popular priced fOllb\lear - . • i,• • ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy IUffle and Mrs. GenevR Joach : m attended the Guy Lomb111"do concert at t,.Jemorial Audilorium, Athen9, Monday. Mrs. 0. B. Elberfeld was the Tuesday dinner guest of Mr. and Mn. Wililam Wells and helped Mrs Wells l>elebrate her birthday. Russell Moore and son Bill and Edwin Coffman spe11t the week end in Glenville with the form­ er's mother, Mrs. J. C. Moore and other relatives. M.rs. John Muth spent the weekend in Toledo and attended the wedding of Jon Maier and Miss Karen Cassa.hon She was accompanied from Columbus by Mrs. Wyatt Thompson and Mrs. Robert Thompson. Mrs. Edward Ball and Mrs. Roy Grueser .attended the Guy Lom­ bardo concert in ...A l hcns, Monday evening. Mrs. Roy Grueser e.nd Mrs. Opha Offutt were business vlsi• tors in Parkersburg Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoeflic;-h are in Athens with their daugh­ ter, Mrs. Gerald McIntosh and children, wtiile Mr. McIntosh is confined to She1tering A,ms Hos­ pital where h, is reported to be quite ill. Mrs. Howard Roush .and daugh­ ter Teresa amt granddaughter, Conni.e returned to their h11me at Follansbee, W. Va., today alter a visit with her mother, Mrs. Emma Da�is and other relatives . Mrs, Clarence Ihle has returned from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Salser and sons, Scott and Kenny, Dayton. Spending a week at The Holly Inn in Pinehurst. North Carolina, are Mrs. F. H. O'Brien and Miss Marion Ebersbach, both or Pome­ roy. The ' Tar Heel golf capital re­ opened in mid-September for its 66th season. marking the earliest opening date in ils history. Mn. Ted ChapDJJln was honor­ ed with a surpri.!le handkerchief shower Tuesdw y evening when her Card Club held a dinner party al lhe Martin Restaurant. Later they went to her llome In M(d<{leport for the shower and an evenin� o f carda. Mrs. Chapman and her family will be moving to West Virginia in the near fulure to be with Mr . Chapman. He has been there for several months. Attending the dinner and party were Mrs, John Bacon, Mrs, Remo Nieri, Mrs. Paul Casci, Mrs. Jack Bachner, Mrs. Glenn Glaze, Mrs. Charles Archer, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, ·Jr.. Mrs. Charles Harker. Mrs. An1us Howard and Mrs. Robert Shaffer of Huntington, mother of Mrs. Chapman. Mrs Shaffer came especially for the parly. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chapman to her gft.ests. �--------. Just the sport togs you've been waiting for! Beautifully fashioned Veltona Plaids by Milliken, in brown, blue and red. Machine washable . . . needs little or no iron, ing. Sizes 10 to 18. Also flannels, corduroys, and wool plaids. STIFFLER'S Second Floor REG. 35c MEN 'S CAN VAS WORK GLOVE S REG. 35c 36'' CHAMBRAY Reg. 3Sc Yt:rd - Large group. Sh()JI early. As� t sorted pattema. Save 16e ;vard now. Buy sevvalue ial Spec t�. � Reg. 36c value. First quali e a ( yards r •· now. r Sliiffle iat now pair l severa Sliffler't. Buy - ,23¢ yd. TRA-D E-1 NS! -.�-� �; fnm $6.9 8 You can keep warm all winter i n one o r these handsome num­ ber! becau11e our new knUs are more colorful and lmaelna­ tlve than ever before. Choose from Boal Neck,, Crew Nl!cb and Shawl Collars 1n all the newest colors and shadings in'. eluding brown with block, ioden green and char grey. - ' Jackets s9.,s to s 3 5.oo • ' SI ·O NEDERfll L CIIORO Ln FOR A LOT OF WINTER and A LOT OF WEATHER • • • : - . Here ts the nations number one hat favorite . . . . trlm, jaunty . . . . It has a way of becoming you. Wear it either snap brim or arr the face . . it conforms In taste and smartness to any occasion. .'• . '' . w, _,. St. - wY...dol1e· 2.21·1 1, -...,, ' ' . .. . THE GREATEST SHOW ON WO.RTH s11-9 s . 100 ' YO U' RE I NV ITED to By STETSON • ECONOMY SAYING5i & LOAN CO. or Only Alli ator offers you so much hcautiful coat at so little cost. The Weathersfr,le fabrics with distinctive plaid backs are magnificent ---'­ ricb, supp e, strong . . . . beautifully woven in a wide choice ot hand­ sorhe patterns and smart colors. Alligator full-cut styling gives free­ swinging comfort, walking or driving. Water repellent processed for all-weather wear. • ' • ' ' \ j ....,s s 3 9 .1 s •' ' ' $2S. to $1000 Gauees: Montgomery 18.4 up, per, 9.4 lower, running 1 ½ fl: Oallipolls 17.4 upper, 8.8 lower, running 1 1·4 ft.; Lock 23, 115.4 upper 8.7 lower, and all trap11 closed. All danis are up running a trap down to Lock 6 H. 14 and closed from 14 down. Kanawha River rollers on the sll I . Ohio boats down Lock 9 AJ. bert F. Holden 15:45 am 0-16; Lock 10 A. V Criss Jr., 4:M am 2·0; Forsyth ia1 7 : 50 pm, one work flat: Lock 13 Carl 1 D. 3:30 am t-3; Lock 14 t'harles R. Ste• venson 2:2!5 am 17·0; Waverly :5:25 am 4-0; Mike Creditor 6:215 am 20-0; Lock 15 RosJ:,n W. !5 : 10 am 1·9; Titan 6:30 am 0-1 1 ; Lock 16 Cincinnati 5:1:5 am 16-3; Nor­ thern 6:30 am 14-6; Lock 17 Eli­ zalreth 3 : !15 am 2-0; Lock 22 Wal­ ter C. Beckpord 10 am 18-2; Lock 23 National 1 : 15 pm 0-3; San Ri­ cardo -,:20 pm 0-3; Gon1 8:oti pm 22-0; Onward 9:2i, pm 2-10; Beaver 10:35 pm 1-0; Mr. Cri111 1:21> am '7-0. Upriver Lock 23 Elger Cllfr 2:,0 am O-t. llelen z 5:111 am ,. 0-10; OVEC 7: 15 !am 12 .e: OUTERCOATS ' ••k Utt frl•INIIJ loan,man RIVER REPORT Alligator •' By LUCIU.I ttAWKll!tS ·Sed:­ SO REASONABLY PRICED - Peop le I n Pomeroy clun ,up bills and ietnllly fffwlnttr e.,..nn, 6 , 1960-3 Honored With Surprise Shower Mainly Abuut . Mrt. Marie Chapman presided and tag day was reported a suc­ ces11. A vote of thanks was e.x­ tended to the Third Ward Fire company for use of their room. Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. T. A. Hewelson and Mrs. James Diehl were named as the committee for the ba�d party. HOLZER HOSPITAL Admissions, October 4: Robert Neal, J1fiddleport; Mn, John wick Mohler, Syracuse; Mrs. Bird� �· E. See, Letart. Births, October 4: A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Sedwick Mohlef-, Syracus·e . • 5 9 .ts and �. .. ' ' '' '• ) One thing a man learns to fiepcnd upon in 8i1lts I! th� Clbthcr�ft latJeJ . Because the name "Glothcrart" eoe� only upon suits that are correct In every respect! Thby'te sult8 that il:t'e always _ in !,Jflod taste. always show you at your bt,l!ll. And ,1,,,.. ays give you maximum value, too . . . beeilbite theyire tall­ ored of the finest of woolens but pri�d praetlC•lly! Cbme In anrt see lhe new CLOTHCRA FT styles, patt�rh, and •hadlngs . . . . TODAY! '•• '• ' . . ' ' . ' • • You'll Say It's Corred Fuhl911 s49 .9 s Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. The Cent.rat PTA meet al the school Monday ll 7:30 p. m. Orval Wiles and Charles Hayes will be in (.'harge of the program and a style show will be staged by lht men. OctOMr 16 The Melga County Youth Ralli' of lhe Churches of Christ 'WIii bf held Sunday, Octo'!)er UI, at 2 p. m. at the Rutland Church of Chrlat. The Pomeroy church will be iii charge of the progl-am, and theil will be ar. election of offieen, When The Label Says CLOTHtllAtti •• •' •• Plans were made tor stveral record hops, when the Pomero)' Baod Boosters Association met Tuesday ev11nlne It 'tht Senior Hlgh School tudildriu111. o......, ,bwUI GALLIPOLIS 3J2,2ND. AVE. 2-Dally S.ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Oct. 6, 1 960 for Record HofJ8 Oct-., . . ... -... _________________ .. • • •' • • •• •' •r Band Boooter, Pinn , The i"ee:ular meeting or Ev1m1eline Ch1:pter, OES, will be held lhis Thursday e\·ening at the Masonir Hall. Middleport. October t All inembers of Retdl"h lon.1lban Meigs Chapter, DAR, are allked to be at lhe Middleport Cemetery at 3 p. m. Saturday afternoon for the grave markings for Ml'1. Robert A. Mmer and Mi111 Daisie Saundet'I. .._ • •• Meigs & Mason Cohling Events .. • • I 191.1 l◄ .;, .-4 �· -- � •r -•• ,, 4l'4'1ftf!&i§JJ1 -� 19¢ yd. SPECIAL MEN'S 8b99 BLEACHED REG. $ 1 .99 special, 4 pair to pkg. Aasorted colon and -patterns. Sizea 10� to 12. 1189 - Reg_ ·s l.99 Famous Hope Muslin heet at this low, low price. Snowy white. DRESS SOCKS EJ.t.ra.. ·4 pr, $1 .00 REG. ,1.29 P L A S l l C DRA P E S FAMOUS HOPE SHEETS $] . 79 ea. REG. 59c lADIES' COTION BRAS ·aact pr. r. � Ladies' Cotton Bru. Specla1 pureh115e. S H I E T J L A,N K E T S L I M J I MS Rea:. $1.29 �lue. Aut. patterns and colora. Full sb:e, Shop early - uve naw. REG. U,59 � ffs78 these for top value11. While only, 32 lo 38. 3 for $1�00 REG. $1.99 LADIES' Bright new gingham pla-id�. Reg. Sl.99 value. Rea:. $1.09 value bright coll.on plalde, 66x76 these in Sliffler's Ready To Wear Dept. ,ize. Buy sever.I o� these no:w, You save •b Second Floor. Shop early. Stiffler's. · .· . $1.2 . 9 ' LADIES' N Y L O N lt O S E 51 gauge 13 denier, ne\Y °raY shades. Size■ 8'il to 10¾. Ma.ID floor, See these for top qualtly. · ' P C,: 9 5 . l• 70x80 5% WOOL DOUBLE BLANKET % wool double iplaids. Size 70180. Bright ew ran, cofon. Uae our easy Lay-..way Plan. e Crew N eek Style •Shawl Collar Style OTHERS AT $2.99 AND U>" They're all the rage now! Bulky knit awealel'6 in crew neck and shawl collar styles. Red, grey, cbar­ cool and dark green in sizes S-M-L. MEN'S DEPT. SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladies' Flats Large table 4 ½: lo 10. suedes and leather. Smart styles. Special purchase. Value& to $2.I». $1.99 5 ALL NEW - BRAND NEW! CAR COATS Always in demand! Car coats for fall and winter wear. Stimer's has a complete .election of women's and misses' Car Coal!! to choose from,. $ •98 The ideal coat for little sirb and boy•. They are tailored of fi.qe quality fabrics that are wind and water resiat:ant WarmJy interlined. Siles 2 to 4. s111ner·,. %11<1 Floor REG. ,1.st - MEN'S FLEECF-LINED Sweat Shirts Sizes S-M-L Fleeced lined. warm. $1.59 value. Buy ,evera) now. Fint quality, $1.39 Rec. N EW BU DGET DRESSES OTHERS AT $8.95 TO .18.95 MEN'S REG. 59c K N IT BRI EFS . _ _ . . . . . - 33c S, M, L. White. First quality. Buy several pair now. LAY-AWAY YOU R TOYS NOW AT STI FFLER'S MAI N FLOO R STIFFLERS SHOP EARLY $6.95 10 $16.95 New! Cottons and rayon■, solids and fancies, l and 2 pc-. styles. Juniors, Misl­ ea; and Half S1zea. SMART New Ladles' Blouses �• . . . . . .. · • ----------------.--.........,........,.m•v... . � •• , •• ••• ••• •• •• l• • •' l •• .. : t • • I•' •' •. ·'•• . •• •• l• r H A SKI NS-TANNER I! = ; •• •• • ••• ' ( • • .•• ••. •'• • •• •• • . . .• • • . I .. .. .� : .. .. . •'• ' '' .'. • . I • • • ' • OTHEll SUITS FllOM $ft.ts to .. '' •' . '.. '' '' ' SO MUCH LUXURY, • ·j I , . . • • ' l I II . . .. . . I . •. l I .' .'•' ' .• ' . ' ' ' ' '' • ' • J : .. l • � ' '' • ' •' I ' ' ' .. .. • . '' ' ' •' •. .. .. •.' •.. •' .• . .. ... I • ' ; j : • •• .,.!. ' ' • I The WHIPPET . .. . '' .• :; : •• • '' --·. , AMERICA'S FAVORITE HAT • • • I . ' 11 Men! Do we have oute1 wear! Let it snow. Let lt blow: Rugged weather won't catch you cold if you're wearing one of these toastwarm ,Jackets. Nowhere, this side of the North Pole will you find a larger selection of all the latest styles, fabrics and colors. • Fashion Favored - � S w e a t·e .- s •1 I Superbly Ctaftfd By - ;,.. .,.,, F r e e m\o n .. ,, ,. • P-�_l �• � 1 i.'.li " .• : ' l, .diapers and baby things Amateur Gardeners lh the Fl'lgtdalre _:ci.al Automatic Soak Cycle 11ve.s your "ha.by Cal'e" W�ihtr. Spe­ preciou11 tilnc {and doliarsl) - Install Officers · an� ,gives your baby'11 tlothes the very aame gentle, Jovir�g- ' care you aive your baby! Do aH your farillly'-s wuh in this wontterf,ul Fri.gi­ d11ire Automatic Washer - from grimiest -work clothes to lilht-as-1ir . hl'·lons. And, important to you, 1t costs YoU amatingly Jlttle. Wouldft't You like to see lt - soon? FRIG l 'DAI RE s,oNsoa PARTY Burfingham Tenl 7230. Modern Woodmen, Hemlock Grove Grange and the Bedford PTA are Joining forces to sporfaor a Halloween party H the hemlock Grove �range !'all, O_ct. 22 •� 7:30 p. m . _ . :. ,i. . , __ · ta ke r Fu tft itt,re O N THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLE P<>RT - .. . '/2 , ' • _ r �, ' 1't � �· jJ) . ti-· .k, ;;(�"114 ' , '' . ·;: ' : I // . ''\'. I' . t'. 'II,I' I r • '"_I, , ,1:il i ii · ',\ , · . ,, " . ' I . I) -·\: ' i'" ' •' I, ,,. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd was the inst-1 11ing ofnter Wednesday e\'e ning when new officers of the Amateur Gardeners Club were installed a l the home of the outgoing president, Mrs. Guy Reynolds. New officers are pres i de nt, M rs. William Slater; vice president, Mrs. Wesley Fry; secretary, Mrs. CharJes Blakeslee, :rnd treasurer. :11 rs . IIJl&or, �l>,l'oo)4s, • · , Salem Center PTA met Monday evening with the President, Mrs, Ralph Turner, in charge. ·The meeting opened with Mrs Thelmp Campbell reading the fourth chapter of St. Mark. The secretary:,S report was read by Mrs. Earl Wright the treasurer's report by Mrs. Mary Lathey. Mrs . Turner introdured Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas and Dorothy Cray. The report on the busines11 meeting by the special committees was given by Mrs. Eugene Holll­ day. The project of resurfacing around the play ground equip­ ment is now in progress. The PTA plans to' sponsor a fall festival and a chicken sup{ler December 8th. the proceeds to be used for choir robes. The robes are to be made by the room mo­ thers. The singing of ·'God Bless Am­ erica'• an interesting talk by George Dallas, a membership skit by Mrs. Vales' students, a report on the Lake Hope Con­ ference by Mrs. Rex Shenefield, and si11ging of the PTA song con­ cluded the meeting. . Refrei hments were served by Mrs. Ernest Wright. Mrs , Eugene ' Holliday, Mrs. Paul Montgomery, Mrs, Ralph Turner and Mrs. Earl Wright. The next meeting will be held November 3rd al 7:30. A' nnual Dinner Pl,nined . During the busin ess mec tmg the regional meeting a l La ke Hope Lodge on Ocl. 12 wa s announc_ed. The County Garden Cl u b mee t ing on Oc l ober 31 at the Ft•der.a. l ed Church was . also :mn_ounced. The co�n� meeting will include door prizes, pl,ant and c�'U.ntry st�re sale �nd a demonstration on Christmas ideas up to date for 1960 to be given by Mrs. James J'.lckson. Mrs. Hatold Lohse presented thf paper, "Oiitdoor Livin g Right Al Home''. an_d a very interesting demonstration on how to make a terrarium was given by Mrs. Blakeslee. At the close of the meeting re-freshments were served by Mrs. Reynolds, assisted by Mrs. Slaler. . m)lomel,uiklero C!as,- I TOY DEPT. Main Floor LAY-AWAY YOVR TOYS A Big Exciting Selection Of Ladies' Coats s24· • Othen 1 6.95 to 29.95 • Use Our Lay-Away Plan • Sllffler's present a wonderful colleetion 1n the newest models! Whatever your p reference may be , . . you are sure to find the very coat you want at Stiffler's. You have the pick of the top makers, smartest sty�es. prestige fabrics. Sizes for juniors, misses, hillf sizes . STIFFLER'S Se<ond Floor Every One An Outstanding Value! Car Coats . , J. ; , ' _, , . . ' . ,, A�al Ollir R•l� BIWit•t bt...t F,oa.' · - ....... nmtA'y _ ,,. p)l,;'9 isU •Ji. sArtJawA\:" ..,, ... �-' ' " ll A.M. .. NG COAL HIATERS WARM MORNI . 2 - SPEED QUEEN WASHERS 2 - MAYTAG WASHERS 1 - 2 PIECE EXTRA GOOD LIVING ROOM SUITE 1 - SOFA BED SUITE -3 - GOOD BREAKFAST SETS ' RUTLW>- FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHlO NOW AT STIE'f'LER'S Movie Star new models in Girls' S L I PS Coats $ • All Nylon • Sizes 32-40 e Our collection has ne• ver been lovelier! These lovely MOV IE STAR slips are fash­ ioned of all nylon in taiJored and fancy styles. White, in sizes 32 lo 40. SlzH 7,14 • She'll han a wonder­ ful lime chooaing her new coat at Stiffier's 1 A wonderful selection of clever new style, of all wool&, nylon blends, wool and new fall styles, and plainJ. Some with cape collars. Shop Stilner'• STI FF LE R'S Street Flaor STI FF LER'S 2nd Floor See Our Big Selection Of The All-Weather Coat She Wants! Boys' ,95 Suburban Coats Girls' CAR COATS • Others 8. 95 to 1 6. 95 • Sizes 8- 1 8, 38-44 Here's the all-purpo.s:e coat women like . . worn for everyday oecasions, sports and dress! Woolens, P.oplins, corduroys, twills . . _ pile and qmlt lined lo keep out the cold. With and without hoods. STIFFLER'S Seeond Floor rq n .'. OTHERS AT $5.95 lo '16.95 $1 Q-95 · An -all purpose coat for ypqn'-dl''l-, - _ _ lh•y're war'm, · c\intf1,rtable and budget priced! Plaid de­ sign in 85% wool - 15% nylon wilh warm quilted lining. Sizes 6 to 16. A big selection ot car coaU fashioned of plaid and plain color fabrics that are wind and water resistant. With and without hood! _ _ __ pile and quill lined for warmth. Sites '7-14, and aubteena 8-14. • · He'll be well dressed in one of thHe all­ weather coats! LADI ES' Capri Pants SIZES 10-U $1 -� to $3.91 OTHERS AT $5.95 and up Men's Dept. %ad FLOOlt Boys' Bulky Knit Sweaters · So Much For So Little I · Toddlers' Car Coats • Othen 2.98 to 5.95 • So Casual, So Smart! DODGERS GIT FARM GREENVILLE, S, C. UPI-The CINCINNATI, Ohio UPI-The Los Angeles Dodgers will oper­ Cincinnati Reds have· announced ate the Greenville. S. C. club in the assignment of infielder Tom the Class A South Atlantic Lea­ Dotterer and pitrher o·u ane Rich- gue in 198'1. Greenville has been ards to the Indianapolis Indians I out of organized baseball since the Class B Tri-Stale League foldof the American Association. .._ 1 - CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR 1 - PHILCO REFRIGERATOR 1 - HUMPHREY 75,000 BTU GAS HEATER 3 - Good Small and large Size .. USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLANI 95 --,.he annual dinner or the Home bui ! d t'rs Class of lhe Middleport Church of Christ will be held Tuesday, Oct. 18, al the church at 0: 30. Serving the dinner will be the Philathea Society of the church. The cost will be $1.50 per plate. Members wishing to make re• sc rvations are to contact Mrs Wendell Gerlach or Mrs. Leonard Earl VanMe ter by this Sunday October · g. . The Class is also packing a box to be sent to the Children's Home in Tennesi;ee for Thanksgiving. Members are to bring articles for the box to the church . SPECIALS In Our Used Dept• ...... COLD WEATHER NEEDS Make Your Selection Now ! Toke Adva ntage Of STI F FLER'S Quality When Buying Salem Ce.nter PTA Meeting Held Recently Come In llJld Choose Now Al · -, ' ' .- ,if!' I r·• -,--.-�--......--�------���;__._ , '• , , .- '\ ·• ";.,:i,fJ �:' : ·: 1 ·. - Flo.we rs ·,or, The Ladi•• : ·C i.s,rs · p9, · the Men • Pavon ;�� ·'The Ch�.ldiwn• i,it!'/<,,.,,1liJI f(/lq//11/JI ,1, . ) • .. ,/ .,:;. e ,- . Honest! No hands needed (eKcept lor aetting the controla) ·10.·Pre-treat , F 'R. I DAY' AN 'D SAT·U RDAY . • ,l\ Wonderful tee11n1 FREEMAN'S are a collection of thoroughly fine _ . . . liand,omely built . . . . . _ superbly ·• tyled . . . . wonderfu� comfortable! , I I L ,J< >� .- ' . popular priced fOllb\lear - . • i,• • ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy IUffle and Mrs. GenevR Joach : m attended the Guy Lomb111"do concert at t,.Jemorial Audilorium, Athen9, Monday. Mrs. 0. B. Elberfeld was the Tuesday dinner guest of Mr. and Mn. Wililam Wells and helped Mrs Wells l>elebrate her birthday. Russell Moore and son Bill and Edwin Coffman spe11t the week end in Glenville with the form­ er's mother, Mrs. J. C. Moore and other relatives. M.rs. John Muth spent the weekend in Toledo and attended the wedding of Jon Maier and Miss Karen Cassa.hon She was accompanied from Columbus by Mrs. Wyatt Thompson and Mrs. Robert Thompson. Mrs. Edward Ball and Mrs. Roy Grueser .attended the Guy Lom­ bardo concert in ...A l hcns, Monday evening. Mrs. Roy Grueser e.nd Mrs. Opha Offutt were business vlsi• tors in Parkersburg Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoeflic;-h are in Athens with their daugh­ ter, Mrs. Gerald McIntosh and children, wtiile Mr. McIntosh is confined to She1tering A,ms Hos­ pital where h, is reported to be quite ill. Mrs. Howard Roush .and daugh­ ter Teresa amt granddaughter, Conni.e returned to their h11me at Follansbee, W. Va., today alter a visit with her mother, Mrs. Emma Da�is and other relatives . Mrs, Clarence Ihle has returned from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Salser and sons, Scott and Kenny, Dayton. Spending a week at The Holly Inn in Pinehurst. North Carolina, are Mrs. F. H. O'Brien and Miss Marion Ebersbach, both or Pome­ roy. The ' Tar Heel golf capital re­ opened in mid-September for its 66th season. marking the earliest opening date in ils history. Mn. Ted ChapDJJln was honor­ ed with a surpri.!le handkerchief shower Tuesdw y evening when her Card Club held a dinner party al lhe Martin Restaurant. Later they went to her llome In M(d<{leport for the shower and an evenin� o f carda. Mrs. Chapman and her family will be moving to West Virginia in the near fulure to be with Mr . Chapman. He has been there for several months. Attending the dinner and party were Mrs, John Bacon, Mrs, Remo Nieri, Mrs. Paul Casci, Mrs. Jack Bachner, Mrs. Glenn Glaze, Mrs. Charles Archer, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, ·Jr.. Mrs. Charles Harker. Mrs. An1us Howard and Mrs. Robert Shaffer of Huntington, mother of Mrs. Chapman. Mrs Shaffer came especially for the parly. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chapman to her gft.ests. �--------. Just the sport togs you've been waiting for! Beautifully fashioned Veltona Plaids by Milliken, in brown, blue and red. Machine washable . . . needs little or no iron, ing. Sizes 10 to 18. Also flannels, corduroys, and wool plaids. STIFFLER'S Second Floor REG. 35c MEN 'S CAN VAS WORK GLOVE S REG. 35c 36'' CHAMBRAY Reg. 3Sc Yt:rd - Large group. Sh()JI early. As� t sorted pattema. Save 16e ;vard now. Buy sevvalue ial Spec t�. � Reg. 36c value. First quali e a ( yards r •· now. r Sliiffle iat now pair l severa Sliffler't. Buy - ,23¢ yd. TRA-D E-1 NS! -.�-� �; fnm $6.9 8 You can keep warm all winter i n one o r these handsome num­ ber! becau11e our new knUs are more colorful and lmaelna­ tlve than ever before. Choose from Boal Neck,, Crew Nl!cb and Shawl Collars 1n all the newest colors and shadings in'. eluding brown with block, ioden green and char grey. - ' Jackets s9.,s to s 3 5.oo • ' SI ·O NEDERfll L CIIORO Ln FOR A LOT OF WINTER and A LOT OF WEATHER • • • : - . Here ts the nations number one hat favorite . . . . trlm, jaunty . . . . It has a way of becoming you. Wear it either snap brim or arr the face . . it conforms In taste and smartness to any occasion. .'• . '' . w, _,. St. - wY...dol1e· 2.21·1 1, -...,, ' ' . .. . THE GREATEST SHOW ON WO.RTH s11-9 s . 100 ' YO U' RE I NV ITED to By STETSON • ECONOMY SAYING5i & LOAN CO. or Only Alli ator offers you so much hcautiful coat at so little cost. The Weathersfr,le fabrics with distinctive plaid backs are magnificent ---'­ ricb, supp e, strong . . . . beautifully woven in a wide choice ot hand­ sorhe patterns and smart colors. Alligator full-cut styling gives free­ swinging comfort, walking or driving. Water repellent processed for all-weather wear. • ' • ' ' \ j ....,s s 3 9 .1 s •' ' ' $2S. to $1000 Gauees: Montgomery 18.4 up, per, 9.4 lower, running 1 ½ fl: Oallipolls 17.4 upper, 8.8 lower, running 1 1·4 ft.; Lock 23, 115.4 upper 8.7 lower, and all trap11 closed. All danis are up running a trap down to Lock 6 H. 14 and closed from 14 down. Kanawha River rollers on the sll I . Ohio boats down Lock 9 AJ. bert F. Holden 15:45 am 0-16; Lock 10 A. V Criss Jr., 4:M am 2·0; Forsyth ia1 7 : 50 pm, one work flat: Lock 13 Carl 1 D. 3:30 am t-3; Lock 14 t'harles R. Ste• venson 2:2!5 am 17·0; Waverly :5:25 am 4-0; Mike Creditor 6:215 am 20-0; Lock 15 RosJ:,n W. !5 : 10 am 1·9; Titan 6:30 am 0-1 1 ; Lock 16 Cincinnati 5:1:5 am 16-3; Nor­ thern 6:30 am 14-6; Lock 17 Eli­ zalreth 3 : !15 am 2-0; Lock 22 Wal­ ter C. Beckpord 10 am 18-2; Lock 23 National 1 : 15 pm 0-3; San Ri­ cardo -,:20 pm 0-3; Gon1 8:oti pm 22-0; Onward 9:2i, pm 2-10; Beaver 10:35 pm 1-0; Mr. Cri111 1:21> am '7-0. Upriver Lock 23 Elger Cllfr 2:,0 am O-t. llelen z 5:111 am ,. 0-10; OVEC 7: 15 !am 12 .e: OUTERCOATS ' ••k Utt frl•INIIJ loan,man RIVER REPORT Alligator •' By LUCIU.I ttAWKll!tS ·Sed:­ SO REASONABLY PRICED - Peop le I n Pomeroy clun ,up bills and ietnllly fffwlnttr e.,..nn, 6 , 1960-3 Honored With Surprise Shower Mainly Abuut . Mrt. Marie Chapman presided and tag day was reported a suc­ ces11. A vote of thanks was e.x­ tended to the Third Ward Fire company for use of their room. Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. T. A. Hewelson and Mrs. James Diehl were named as the committee for the ba�d party. HOLZER HOSPITAL Admissions, October 4: Robert Neal, J1fiddleport; Mn, John wick Mohler, Syracuse; Mrs. Bird� �· E. See, Letart. Births, October 4: A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Sedwick Mohlef-, Syracus·e . • 5 9 .ts and �. .. ' ' '' '• ) One thing a man learns to fiepcnd upon in 8i1lts I! th� Clbthcr�ft latJeJ . Because the name "Glothcrart" eoe� only upon suits that are correct In every respect! Thby'te sult8 that il:t'e always _ in !,Jflod taste. always show you at your bt,l!ll. And ,1,,,.. ays give you maximum value, too . . . beeilbite theyire tall­ ored of the finest of woolens but pri�d praetlC•lly! Cbme In anrt see lhe new CLOTHCRA FT styles, patt�rh, and •hadlngs . . . . TODAY! '•• '• ' . . ' ' . ' • • You'll Say It's Corred Fuhl911 s49 .9 s Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. The Cent.rat PTA meet al the school Monday ll 7:30 p. m. Orval Wiles and Charles Hayes will be in (.'harge of the program and a style show will be staged by lht men. OctOMr 16 The Melga County Youth Ralli' of lhe Churches of Christ 'WIii bf held Sunday, Octo'!)er UI, at 2 p. m. at the Rutland Church of Chrlat. The Pomeroy church will be iii charge of the progl-am, and theil will be ar. election of offieen, When The Label Says CLOTHtllAtti •• •' •• Plans were made tor stveral record hops, when the Pomero)' Baod Boosters Association met Tuesday ev11nlne It 'tht Senior Hlgh School tudildriu111. o......, ,bwUI GALLIPOLIS 3J2,2ND. AVE. 2-Dally S.ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Oct. 6, 1 960 for Record HofJ8 Oct-., . . ... -... _________________ .. • • •' • • •• •' •r Band Boooter, Pinn , The i"ee:ular meeting or Ev1m1eline Ch1:pter, OES, will be held lhis Thursday e\·ening at the Masonir Hall. Middleport. October t All inembers of Retdl"h lon.1lban Meigs Chapter, DAR, are allked to be at lhe Middleport Cemetery at 3 p. m. Saturday afternoon for the grave markings for Ml'1. Robert A. Mmer and Mi111 Daisie Saundet'I. .._ • •• Meigs & Mason Cohling Events .. • • I 191.1 l◄ .;, .-4 �· -- � •r -•• ,, 4l'4'1ftf!&i§JJ1 -� 19¢ yd. SPECIAL MEN'S 8b99 BLEACHED REG. $ 1 .99 special, 4 pair to pkg. Aasorted colon and -patterns. Sizea 10� to 12. 1189 - Reg_ ·s l.99 Famous Hope Muslin heet at this low, low price. Snowy white. DRESS SOCKS EJ.t.ra.. ·4 pr, $1 .00 REG. ,1.29 P L A S l l C DRA P E S FAMOUS HOPE SHEETS $] . 79 ea. REG. 59c lADIES' COTION BRAS ·aact pr. r. � Ladies' Cotton Bru. Specla1 pureh115e. S H I E T J L A,N K E T S L I M J I MS Rea:. $1.29 �lue. Aut. patterns and colora. Full sb:e, Shop early - uve naw. REG. U,59 � ffs78 these for top value11. While only, 32 lo 38. 3 for $1�00 REG. $1.99 LADIES' Bright new gingham pla-id�. Reg. Sl.99 value. Rea:. $1.09 value bright coll.on plalde, 66x76 these in Sliffler's Ready To Wear Dept. ,ize. Buy sever.I o� these no:w, You save •b Second Floor. Shop early. Stiffler's. · .· . $1.2 . 9 ' LADIES' N Y L O N lt O S E 51 gauge 13 denier, ne\Y °raY shades. Size■ 8'il to 10¾. Ma.ID floor, See these for top qualtly. · ' P C,: 9 5 . l• 70x80 5% WOOL DOUBLE BLANKET % wool double iplaids. Size 70180. Bright ew ran, cofon. Uae our easy Lay-..way Plan. e Crew N eek Style •Shawl Collar Style OTHERS AT $2.99 AND U>" They're all the rage now! Bulky knit awealel'6 in crew neck and shawl collar styles. Red, grey, cbar­ cool and dark green in sizes S-M-L. MEN'S DEPT. SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladies' Flats Large table 4 ½: lo 10. suedes and leather. Smart styles. Special purchase. Value& to $2.I». $1.99 5 ALL NEW - BRAND NEW! CAR COATS Always in demand! Car coats for fall and winter wear. Stimer's has a complete .election of women's and misses' Car Coal!! to choose from,. $ •98 The ideal coat for little sirb and boy•. They are tailored of fi.qe quality fabrics that are wind and water resiat:ant WarmJy interlined. Siles 2 to 4. s111ner·,. %11<1 Floor REG. ,1.st - MEN'S FLEECF-LINED Sweat Shirts Sizes S-M-L Fleeced lined. warm. $1.59 value. Buy ,evera) now. Fint quality, $1.39 Rec. N EW BU DGET DRESSES OTHERS AT $8.95 TO .18.95 MEN'S REG. 59c K N IT BRI EFS . _ _ . . . . . - 33c S, M, L. White. First quality. Buy several pair now. LAY-AWAY YOU R TOYS NOW AT STI FFLER'S MAI N FLOO R STIFFLERS SHOP EARLY $6.95 10 $16.95 New! Cottons and rayon■, solids and fancies, l and 2 pc-. styles. Juniors, Misl­ ea; and Half S1zea. SMART New Ladles' Blouses �. ......... ........-....,... ..,. , � - • � .. ' � . ... ... _� ---· ... . . . -- ----- ..,. ........ tra IPIIII Yanks Down One : Wi1;1-Hu!1�Y Jac�e�- � i g thers In Stiffest Test Of Grid Season �v � Into Jackson On Friday Night riday Night When· Gallipolis Comes To Town Game And Wants m a learn th.1t always gives Gallipolis W up, teal high, Fr1d1y nii:ht r1ts a1 Pomeroy, and save ateam for they �Ptct to hold the .3lue J:nkson next week, near co favorI i t c� with hi� boys to lake the b of. Gtitupoli! � wu the conviction WC'rlnrs title di.e Panther practice field Gallipolis will come in town �nt a,· t drills were ta ken probably without its S('Jtha di B i l l parati,, , £or the ' "big one·• I ronley. But Joe Ounran. acf' dej0 .ar to mcas\Jre the fensi\'l' back who missed most or d il!sUD)' of both clulis in the MidUleport game, 1� back m . .f t service. SEOAL race this Autumn. f G.ilia Co.ch Though the Jackets nevn eame Charles Stoborl not have an easy task. HC' clo5" Lu the Gallia goaI I.me. t he 1. ' . I ,et h.11 boys up for Pomeroy, 'Devils have been scored on p] enly !',i -�y Panthers Will havt' I I m - • Ii..00kies Chang1ng er1es Odd ' s . Game · ates Ill F1rst 1r er t · Al p· . .• t * � 1 .•. I ' . '>-.: PITl'SBURGH UPI-The brash t•��&e?I of Pittsburgh, now favorites to beHt their , J-5 -old tirmlntq;rs, the New York Jan.be., sent out 18-game win• !�� Bob Friend today in hopes '!'Pf niz.lng 8 �-0 stranglehold on !.11le 1980 World Serles. on Rob 1or The Yankees calted f'l'urlef, 1 nine-game winner who �•t the star he used to be. in ••Opet of winnlng the second �Came of the Series anti going t)lome to New York for the nexl ::VU-.. 111mes all even. • � J'urley was the mau who saved � \'lntees• World Series b.aeon 18' 19'8 wliien he won two of the � three a:ames and saved the ':4ther as the Yankees came from flehind to beat the Braves. :; �ut Turley haa only a g.3 re e-!Ord thli year and isn't firing the 1'ullet. of 1958. Friend, with an �8- l Z record, was the Plr11tes' 11end beat pitcher thb year be• ;nd Vern Law, who wa11 th, innln1 hilrler ln a 8-4 Pittsburgh ?"lator7 Wedne&day. ... Th1t win changed the betUn& �di on the Serles from 7-5 fa• �ortn1 the Yankees to ti-fl favor, ;iu, the Plrate5. Today's game wa1 riven money. � "I've gotta co wlth Turley lie• ·bemn« Lbs. Buy / p lt K l l Y E R 29c lb. Gel Free Lb. Onions s11e.,r, IOlOGNA 3 lbs. $1.00 Freoh Pork N ECK BONES 6 lbs. $1.00 .heot, . PIG'S FEET 7 lbs. $1.00 ,.b.l l A C O N · s w· 25 15. Ccill LARD cln $3.95 ,''I'II.i. • il■eiel Lard - t9• ,\ I-• By Popular Demond sulM .' P O.RI l T I A K a u... $,1.29 SAl T 11N Ht. 39c "'lvnuoDiNG llt. 59c Wm ' Bad T day •t v ·rdon Haunts ysnkees With p•Jrate Comeb3Ck PITTSBURGH UPI _ First it • was Lew Burdette and now it's Bill Vinion, who apparently is picking the best - or the worstpossible tirne to come back and kick the Ntw York Yankees in the leel. h . Burde11e's timing was perfect. Dealt away by Ute Yankees early iii his baseball career, he re, turned to haunt them in the 1957 World Series by heating them three Limes to help the Milwaukee Braves to their first world championship . Now it seems Vlrdon's turn, and oh how that hurts o\' Cney Sltingel ! The one.time Yankee owned center.fielder came u p with lhe "key play of tlle game" Wedne8• day, according to Pittsurgh man­ a�er Danny Murtaugh, when he collared Yogi Rctra's cxtrn base bid up against the right <'enter• Virdon not oiily made that field wall wHh two on in the calch but Mlarled the Pirates off fourth inning. on their first i11nlng attack. He walked, stole second and went to third when Berra's throw sailed Pnrty ffp/,J For Rill into centerfieltl. Originally the offlci.il 1Jcorer1J charged Berra Moore On Birthduy with on error, but an hour after Mr . and Mrs . Russel! Moore en­ the i,:ame changed their minds tertained with a party Monday and �ave the error to shortstop after school at their home on Tony Kubek, who admitted he Cavf' Street honoring their son. should have covered the bag. Bill on his 1 1th birthday. After ltllll came e double by Games were played during the Groat, a single by Bob Skinner afternoo11, after which Mrs. and then after Dick Stuart flied Moore served sandwiches, potato out, e single by C.1emente. That chips, decorated birthdoy cake finished Ditmar, w ho ln g 2-3 Jnn­ and hot chocolnte to Willis Durst, in1s of previous_ W,orld Setlcs Jlpn-,Swiali,cr. Jan Clio, Keith. Phe.­ • h ufflttg had not permitted I run. lln, Ronnie Logan, Denni ' ' el# · tcvf 1 4 llueioskl hit II lwo-run homer rlJng, Leonerd VanMeter;;$ nf{C06tce In the fourth lnrilng Flntow. Eugcrm Triplett ti"n the 11nd thot turned out to be lhe honnred gut·st 'tYhO received a cnu1her. Tiumbcr of nice gifts . WHY PAY MORE ? Tender Late Home-Grown Green Beans Dry White SWEil POTATOES 2 lbs. 29c file For Salods - 3 lbs. 49f! Home-Grown; NEW TURNIPS lb; I Oc MANGOES doz. 49c Last Roun<!-Up TOMATOES lb. 1 5c Rom.., llellclou,, Wln...p,, Grimes Golden Ruohel $1.98 APPLES - - - 3 lbs. 25c Relatives Here To Attend Car,on Rite, Relatives who were here be· cause of tbe death and f�neral or Mrs . Robert Carson Included: :Max Carson, Huntington; Martin Car­ son, Richmond, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Staar, Logan; Jt;us­ sell Carson, Lockbourne Air BQse Mr. and Mrs. Gene Price and M'r. and Mrs. Judson Price, SpenC'er, W. Va. Pallbearers were Kenneth Car­ son, Adrian Carson, Glenn Vance, George Wells, Burdell Black and Alvy Rife. _______ Co11ch John Thompson takes hia win -- hungry lliddleporl Yellow Jackets to Jackson Friday night to face Coach Jim Dudding's Jack• son Hilh School football macl1lne. The Yellow Jackets llue had trouble getting �n eH�ctive offenslve 11.nd defensive unit rolling at the !tame tlnte. They haven't �en able lo push a ,core ii.cross uace the Rutland ti:ame some three weeks back and in their past three games ve been racked for 95 point, . their opponents. 'ftie !ckels are in top shape for thei, me at Jacbon but wiU have fo C"Ome up with a stellar defense to stop Jackson's All-SEO fullback Carl 'The Hone " Surrett, plui an aggregation of standout linemen and other fleet-footed bacb. Thompson probably will go with the same team on offense as he Family Dinner Gimm For Fred Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sisson held a family .dinner in honor of their son, Fred, on his 14th birthday Tuesday night. Attending w_we Nancy st•son, Mr. And M�. William Shelton tind dauDJter Debra, Mrs. E.rni!lt Sls­ sol\ .fnd daughter Jean ind son Fritz, Mra. Pauline Angelettl. Mr. an� Mrs. Archie Swarb: sent a gift but were not present. TYPHOON KILLS 14 MANILA UPI - Typhoon Kit cause<l 14 deaths in southern areas of the PhllippJne1, unOtfi• rial n!ports said today. The ry . phoon with center Wlnde of 90 mi!l!s per hour, wa�. movina. towartl the northern Pli"t, 11f :t.uzou 1 island and the Manila area . . Here'• the, ur that tw.de Jou loud �d t:lcar-thi!) �w..ize, yoo-size !61 Ch«!· rol,t. We .,111...t oul by . t,...So,lf. outside siie a bit (to aive you e:1tra inc� of clearance for parking and maneuTI1ring) but inside we left you a full meuun, of Chevy comfort. Door openinp are u much a 6 i'n� �er to giffl feet, knllfll; and ,Ibo.... . the nn�l,putod iiibl of way, And the ne;w euy-chair 1811.tt are u much as 14% higher---:juet riP,t for eeeing, j\llt right for sitting, Red Cup Coffee ii.. 57c PIion• WY-2-3794 POMl!lioY, GHIO 7 cans 95t Clove, farm Large 46 oi. can, .. Grapefruit Juice, su11ar added · · 3 cans 89t Clover Farm Instant Coffee · · · · · •. · · 6 oi. 69c lo HI\Bvy Syrup Peaches, 2 ½ Size 4 cans 99c . 4rl4'1P& l-'e& Mll)DLEIIORT • • • • Chuck Roast - Ne,iNiit · 11yJu Oualitr fea� �IOll.ghout forwtlr . , . ft'Cl')'Where .._ colotl and fabrica HOM�MADE POR!( $AJJSAGE . . · . . . . · . . . . · . . · · . . · 1i1. �c Fll-!ll!R ,. ,li. -, , .., it! !Iii, GRdUNu IEEF · · · · . . . . · · · · · . . · · .· · m. ""' P O T l f b E S · · · · · · · ··· · · · 50 !&., Wifi $1 ;29 ltlNTUm il�llff -� lb. 49c PRODUCE Sto,e Hours: Saturday 9 lo 9 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '%'HE GREATEST' 300 Size - PINTO, PORK & ilu.NS KIDNEY, GREAT ioRTHltRN ', ' B A H A M A S . , . . , . . . . . . . . . 2 1b. 25� Wlt,IESAP AP!L� . . . . . . . . . 4 j�. -49� WHITE POtATO ' ES . . . . . . . . lo 16. :t5t Middleport Def)t. Store ,_ MILi, STltEET SII.QP IJ:ITH IIS Al\'lt SAJ'E FOR YOVRSELf' LEAN BOllED HAM · . . · . . · . . . . · . . · · lb. 95t '°STON auns, RO�T · · · · · · · · · · · · lb. 49! POIK SHOULDER StEAK · · . . · · · . . · · fb. $St C • 3 l:aitt 29c · ·· . suaD BOLOGNA · . . . . . . · · · · · · 3 lti�. $1.0U Bake r's SujJe r Market Locust St. & Pearl Phone WY-2:i736 ll•ltr hu rtIii• !lwjla (OVe-red from fr!,polionlU whirll 1�e l'etelvet! oo, iht 1tuf'-tnd. Jil'attln Caftdn i'mitned tit, bu Lome In Wmond, JmU1na.. yea. tetday a�e, bth11t tltt• tor �h• tune11al of hll 1nndntolllet, Mn. &obert Carson. Mn. �1 !il)'.lffer of HuntJnr:tqn visili-4 #it er da\l,:f:lter andfamily, Mr, � . , Ch1pm1n and TU I)', children ol'I ':.&. t; Clover Fann Tall Milk $5.95 to $10.95 ,.,.,,1 w�ekend ,uest with Re,v. and Mrs. Donald Boone wn Mn. Boone's niece, MiH Melanie Folier of Marietta. Paula Kay Rusaell, who underwent a· tonsillectomy at Plea•ut . Valley Hospital Last week, ,was re, turned yeaten:lly mornlnj for treatment. Mri. .i • ,. JJ let of C wn; Mr. -,nd Mn. F,ank �leman and small 10n moved Into the bu1 . nd da,r , . . J. M. iq• II� have ,. A e, of itoe; Lo• apartment of Mr. Jlld Mn. Ber� • A. let, '• · , P, nard Fultz last s,1u"id,,y. M:r. Each- rue1t1 of ,MI� ·-:, lit ' ' k. ! he'r r� � leman is 11,i1tanf coach at MH8. Ml.ddl•=I\ J e ,,._ · espe Wt to came FllDJ . ! Mrs. Georgia Huff and eon, A ten Hamilton, and Mrs. William Alhler�i d•uaitu pr 811. and rt. Dutton and son, Jlmmle, returned Bob Alhl8)', and· the tint ,at lo their home Jn St. Petersburg, 11r1ndcluld or �•: L11bter. . rs. Fla., l:ist' week after a two weeks' Ml.rie returned � her home lf�er vilit with their 1i1ter and f.amit,, vi1iting , her •�. Mr1, Oliver Mr. and Mra. Milton Hood and Linke'lholl:er and'i aunt, Mi11 tena sons a!',ld their mother, Mn. Josie Pullin In COiumbus. 8 A.�, TO 9 P.M. NEW ond USED COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES Ir P'IIDDII HOUDAltl!L'f OPEN 7 DAVS A WEEK your LENNOX dealer ..... "" - J!tbpcrt Ml'_d·Gj 11•,,,art·. Sell-Set-vice - iwt • snrRiEb Popularly Priced! ,. .' I ,•.:;-;:;;..;;:.· TIU'Qer, 1t her home, Laurtl CUR lllldrod C-n ""' been a11latina in the care of Mn. Horlo> .wo,k1. Around And Completelg Oct. 16 to Nov. 13. ypoke1m1n for thtl blonde swediih"'lctreH said • Wednesday the delay was crnsed by complications in connection wilh }Ii!!& Britt's divorce from Edwin J. Gregson. JaCkl9n �as won two and lpst one th�I far this season, whUe the Jackets have won one and 10$t their last three: Scorewise the two teems are about even on of. �ense. Jackson h:1s scored 46 O,oin�s m their 3 atarts the Jackets 4o m 4. However, Jackson has bceri scor• ed on only twice this season. ;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;:.;..;;;;_.,.;;;::;:; new fall slu(des, all sizes !Qld ell!lra sizes. ROW MARRIAGE POSTPONED I . Ladies' $weotets and Sweater Sets BECKY'S .,, J 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 6, 1960 HOLLYWOOD UPI - Adres.s did at Gallipoli1. Kloes and Shafer May Britt and Negro entertainer at the ends, Stobart and Gilkey at Sl\mmy Davie Jr. have .postponed the tackles, Batey and Routh ai the date of iheir m_arriage from guards, auJ Chiambcrs at center will make 1.1p the probable Jacket line. In the backfield will be ·mndy at �qi.-iarterback, Baufugardner at fullback and Erwin and Harris at the halia. Ronnie Carr and Ricky Oller, a halfback-quarterback com­ bination will also see plenty of action. ' We Have Just Reeel� A New Shipment All ..��..s_..,.,.,Mt.,'lil-! if1"9tcaee•• •••---·, Markins Food Market Middleport . Local Women Attended Rally Sevetal women (rom lhf! are.a •tt� the �lino Retdon Farni tnl:rlau #'omell'i nhJ held TuetdaJI at Pi�eto,i... A total or � fann •omen and their frlend1 attended the rally held by the 13 county Farm Bureau, of lhe or1anizatlon1 re­ &1011. J{lghli&htin,; the pro1r•m wa a talk by Ml11 Irene Mnr1 hea� of tht women'1 activitiu for the General l!:lectrie Co.. who bad for her toptc "My Plir Lady Travtb." Other featurH ot the progr1m Were addresses· on "Adventi!re io Sound" by a repretentali,l!"of the Ohio Bell Tflephone Co., and '."The S_pirlt of. r,rtti Bureau·· bJ Letta K. Robertson, director of Farm Bureau Women's activities. The Meigs Count)• Farm Bllr• eau's committee Contribution to the rally program was the clo.ain& tbou,hh by Mrs. E(lmund Grueser. Mrs. Virgil Hamm, vice prei,i. dent, from Melp County sa id today that the rally r¥ ~•inted up to her, that "In order for peace to reign in the world, we must ha.ve love and peace .in our heart■. " One way to achieve thi1 . goal l• [or people to learn to hve to1ether pe!ce�bly. Gr_oup amg1ng �all .led by Mr■ . Came Dale, music metruetor in /llul,11,, porl Te,u,her, ' Attend Con/ereru:e T•achers • in th"e Middleport schools who attended the Drive­ hf Conference of the,· Soulbeaat Diatrict last night were Supt. L. , W. MeComas, Mrs, Nan Moore, Mrs. Millet, Mn. Emily Sprague, Mrs. Ruth Euler, Mrs. Daisy Blakeslee and Miss Nancy Dun­ ba,. The i'Dnference which was .held at the Washington High School began with registration at 4:00 and following discussion groups the dinner . was held a� 6:00: The discussion groups wieh these topics, Legislatiop, Profess­ ional Problems and Membership _were eontll!-ued after the dinner. • •ONEOERFUL CIIEYROLET • More.epace . . • more spunk and wagoill!: tool iii• Once yo\l'vo .aottled ,inside 1.9u'll . hive high and IW�• _ifaill�� . for Chevrolet'• 1padoua new dinumaiolll (in tlait Sport Coupes, for euq!lo, head room � been lipped u mucli ai , 2 iDtiJiea, and there'• more leg · Nlomi: too•-froni W �)i Chevy's neW .trunk ie 801'Dethin1 ._ tha� will plea,, you hugely-',jll•t w!UI' ill deep-w•Q. oHoee and bum�levol loading It K?ldo lhin/;I �•.. 11Mi -- obW lo pt ,• • trutlk 1,611,,,t t�� '"�•••Ir . onllowed u PORK SAUSAGE lb. 49t Ciiol 'fvtolher Speelol . . . Leon Juley POR K ROAST Real Smoked l�CON I\ 49c ff LK. ·• I.· lb. 29.: • k/rtl'6n 1'..Jr,ij, Kev . .and lln. hed L Gu.... left this mornin& for a week'• YI· c.1lion with Mn. Gsrdner"I .., .llnd family, Mr. and Mn. Edw'ird Lewis Jn Cli!!Ytland. While they are away laymen of !he Middleport Church or Cbtiat will have charge of services nut Sunday and Wednesday of ne:d weet. t There will be no evenin1 •or• 1hip &erVice Sul'ldlllJ but botla sroupa of the Chrttllan £ndeaVGl' will meet al 8 p, m. Next Wectne. day, Mra.. R.11th Gome, wlib ba.Vf the devotion.al period for tbe mid­ week meeting and Waltt-r Bunce 1nd Wilbur Ttteob1ld •ill have the Bible lesson. . k.aymond Cole W'll in charge of the mid-wetk st>rvice l11t Wednet­ day. M. lfflOnJ • • Were r·o•<fl•l�-fl,iJg I'"" Of IYltfe "Rerltagie end Hortmn1 of Home Minions" wa, the- topic of the pror,am pnaen:IP.d by Ml• Elizabeth Davia, when the WSWS · of the Ente� EGB Church ' met Tuesday evenin,&" at the home · of Mn. J1me1 Wttl. Cheeter Road. . Group elngin& ol Faitb 01 Our Fathers, opened· tlie pro,ram, fol. lowed by JCrip e readings by nhll'Ip SmJlf., AP M r1. ., •- Interes... " ne: de9Uiptian of the Hugu'enot. Cross wbieh la on the cover of t� pr9(1',m boo_k ya, a:lven by M Ju Davia. Several members gave readiftll on lhe herlta11ei of . the EUB Church, including, The . Voice of Albright, .lln. Philip ' Ohlln1er: The Voice of Canad.a, Mrs. 'Vlll; The Voice .of Otter­ bein, Mn. Thom11 Bentz; The Voice or the Twentieth Century. Mn. Selim Blaltwicz; antli Tbe Voke o( Ybor CU)', Mr1. Francis ·H, GIHler. Followiiig a diAcuuion on .home minion projed1, the pro11ram clond with pnyer by Mn. E. N. Amo)d. Mn. Pitil1p Ohlinger, pre1ident conducted the ba1ine11 1e11ion and a diJCUS1lo11 •••• held on the reading boob. Mr11. Ohll.11ger, key wornal}, repql'ted on the re­ cent meeting held at ·the Mt. Moriah Baptist Cburcb, Middle­ port, when plan� were completed for the World Community Day which will be held at the Ches­ 'ter Methodist Church, Nov. 4 . At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hoateu. SAYS ECONOMY TOPS MIAMI UPI - Frederlek W. Mueller. U. S. aecretary of com­ -�erce, ,.aai� Wednesday tbaJ na­ j1on'1 e�onomy '-'-was never m a better position" and no receaaion Ja in sight. Chapter 1 B6 OES Met Tuesday Put Watron, and fast Patror11 were honored when Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, met 'luaday evenina at the Maaonie Temple with Alta Ann Rupe, Worthy 111tron and Harry P. Smith. Worthy Patron, pretitUng. A tribute wu given to the honored guest. by Mn. Rupe who also presented • handkerchief lo each. Put Matron, pre1ent were Maud Grueaer, Beu Weed, Amy Chase. Barbara Smith, COnatance Shield■• Lucille S•ackhamer, Nel, lie Tracy, Marie Curd, Ada Ho. 11:ins, Della Windsor, Mabel Goe1lein, Florence Tract, ElsJe Smith, Patty Radford, Lula Neale and Thelma Dill; Put Patrons Harry P. Smilb ant\ Theo Smith. Four of the Pa.rt Matron, Mn. ChaM!, Mn. Wee<!, Bubara Smith and Ellie Smith were aunt. of the worthy matron. Harry P. Smith . .lln unele and Theo Smith, • cousin. Invitations were receinrl to· attend Frlend1 Night at · New· Matamoras Chapter, Oct. 7 and1 Harrisonvllle Chapter, Oct. 11. There Wal a dUICUUlon OD grand chapter aession to be held in Cleveland, Oct. 25-27. · Severat members were reported ill. At the dose of. the meeting refreshments were served by Mary Virginia Kautz, Cleo Smltl, Patricia Thomu, Kath7,n Jordan ' and DeUa WindJOt. . . ' Cross' October Valuei ™1'iU.A 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN-on, of five bring you • "'"I ,__,. •I ...,.,,.. from the._ mwt deganl Cheiiies of all. r.,pa1., ,,.,., PAR K I N G - • I 29¢ ii,. . . 2 for 3Sj ' - 1'1"" Cafsup - dlri_ � � Affltr�� �i4r ____ 46 oz. � e, 1980-5 farn!t: Chestier Council Daughlert ot America met In re1ulu aeuion Tubday eveDtn, with 3tl me:m. ben' preNOt. Eleanor Well,, countilor, pre' aided and reported m were Muri Oun, Eva Bailey, Ellubeth Hsy, in and Olhe Kell)'. A tommuni­ c,Uea wf• read from Edilh Wakley, diflriet deputy. in reprd to the inlpection of the counC'lt whit!b will be held at the ned meeqn&, Oct. UI. llembllrs werf 11114d lo •�ar white dreaes for in,p,eetion. A practice wp held for biillotina. •ntf the reteivin c ot ltate and d1tional officera. The report of tbe audltinfi commlttee read by Either Wrigh( "as accepted. It wu announeed that the council would sell re: fnahrnentl at the Ell:t.abeth Wick­ t,arn auction and membel"l!I were aft:ed to tontrjbute baked goo,h . A meetinl of 'lJl.e Past Councilors w111 announ�ed for Wednesday­ evenin1, Oct. 12 at the lodge hall with Mae Spencer amt Hattie Frederick II hottu.eea. A toeial hour we held follow, ing the meeting. games werr played and nfreehmenls Rrved. ElJB Hotntt0ming 1·0 Be Sunday, Oct, 9 The annw.k Homecoming of tbe Momin, Star EUB Churctl will be held Sunday, be&inning' with Sunday aebool at 9:45 a. m: Rev. Francia ·H. Glalier will be In chuse of the wonhip service. at 10:U 1. m. and guest speaker .will be Rev. L, R. Carmichael, •�., te�d Ure church aeverat y� ap. An ol� fubionett bask.et dinner will be aerved a, noon alfd a S0tQ: fest · I be held beginning at 2 p. - Council Ate pis 14 oz; titl. 19t Tomato Juice - - - %5j rn;.�-;.:,-e;,;;;-.iB.�-- .,. Report OI Auditing Group , rlieOdorua CounCil Daughters oj America met Monday evening a( �e IOOP R,all with Wlnona Cook< auotlatll! touneilor, presiding. : Heda Glbbl wu reported a& quite ill and aho reported ill wer( WHmetla Smit� and Lillian Steiff, C:lan Grueeer was reported hom& ,from the hospital and a nower i� to be aent UI her. GenevieYe llee!t" aent a letter of tbanb for e.ard& sent her while bOllpiblized. • The report of the auditing eom..: • Ulittft ftad bf Lillie Hauck was: A communication was' "' from E_dith Wakely, district• puty, ' ., regarding &he Booster . lnfft.ing to 11' IJeld at Tup�s Plains o'd i'(ovember 2. 'lbe travel­ �'- � wa, awarded to � Buys GROUND BEEF 4f� lb. . " !! _ _ .;_: . . ' a..- .,- G LEO S 11,. $1' ,_Q__ ,._ --a FLOU R bdg 2it J ._ '"" · · . . · · . . 3�c tide • - • :; giant siie ,,, 1d lk_ 1N,iij · · · · . . 75c On10 .. , o,· q · .' ·, '. ' Kraft'-. P■rkar There'• D� been a trunk Iiio - before! The floor'• �ore than �f •. £oqf and tlu\ loadll'I �elpt ii II mu 11 !OW , ·inches lower. NeeUe« B O L O GN A lb. 39c BEL AIR !-DOOR SED,IN,./i.lo .a f6I � &4y "1 Fiwr ...,...,_.... fo,llt ..., ,,.,m.,.......,... ,. - Mb,tatlhi . - 4 tb1. M� •.,. ,m oa-. � M-a.r-M ---- lhfl '"" Wester Jeans - - $1.i)i ..... $1.ld ..,.. ' Long Slee•e � im . ·' ·. , RV R iM ..�:&Ii· . . �,., "' ' " · ij�..-.;;Jw'n&J.,,.,.. • . . . . .I . . H•ty Duly Men'• Cotton �MIi mi�t passengers. 11it , pretty, - � tcf�ir's practically Rat fto�r. as, . '!' li hlt .' 1:;,tii • INS ' · 6 boxes 29.e ,· Fl · rinel Sliirts ANL F1iitl: SHIRt • , ... • ·• · � - $1.98 If THIS ollE EVlm M'S Ladies' Slacks • · • $1.98 Made ot veey fine quality cetto1, -,All ,n1tl8Plft ®Joq._ • Evau ,- Oliio Valiey .. StlCED IAC� I llt. 49c - 2 lb. 85c �- Mike · fi l ll I A l A D • i. site LEAN SAUSAGE 2 i.. $l.OO • c1.... Farin INSTANT COFFEE 10oz. Iii, Si.19 • T H I FOO-D MART S&fl Green Stamp• - tlli A Booi Quieter 1d "· IECON6 BJ', .• ' . 1'18idliot. ORIO � Your ·" .' . •. --�, - ' ' ' ", • .c}; • ' 'i < . t .· . . .. ,, I ' r-;;;� . I E.�- B ETTER · VALU ES -. with 1�ouanM1 and clean-elclieil oto: gance, it holda 1teadfaatly t_o all the thriflJ; dependable vlrtuet Ch� baiien have oomo to ,lake , lo! ,¥ .1•�1:, 'f'll!' dealar'• the man to lee for all the, detaili. 811,ed · - gal. jug �- Gardner £e!n,es For j, Cut Up. Fryers • S3t: lb . . Rdund 'Steak - • 79i lb. ... . T-Bones - - - • • 85¥! 18. Bon•I- S TEW B E E F lb. 69c Daily Sentinel, Pomel'O)'-Mlddleport, O., ()d. TRAY PACKID ' CUB E STEAKS - lb. 89J Home-ll(acle the Gailis County K"hOOII. Attendini from Meiat County were Mn. Howard Eber■b,ch, Mn. H1rry Lodwlclr. Jr .• ){n. Bob Llnd1tammer, l(ra. Mu Ward, Mn. tuid Yl>UnJ, Mrs. Howard Nolan. Mrt. H,enry Reaver, Kr,. Dayld Koblenti, Mn. Jack Car.e,-, Jfn. Homer Holter, Mr1. Ediilon Hollon, Mn. Roy ffo!ler, Mn. J. A. Smith, Mn. Waid Windon . Mn. Ronald Ea1tltlan, lln. Sel• don Whitt, Mn . Edmund Grueser, Mn. Vir11il Hamm, M iu Janiee HolLer, Mra. Woodrow l'lloril and Al Finchum, orjanWltion direc­ tor. Whole Fryers . JIERl!'S A REAL VALUE Gold Medft! or lobb! Ullod FLOUR ., .. ... $1.99 ' . cause _ I want Whitey Ford for the third game. wherJ w� pl!U' lO New _York on Saturday, Stene:el explained. . Southpaw Vme�ar Bend Mi.tell will go ln the third game Saturday . Friday will be an oil day for travel . Murtaugh not only lauded Virdon, but also the pitching of Law his 20•1:ame winner, and relief ace Elroy Face and the play of shortstop Di ck Groat, the Nation • al League batting champion, and !lecond baseman Bill M.azeros_ki . Law held the Yankees to eight hih and two runs ·before he tired in the eighth. Murtaugh look him · out after he yielded 1lngles lo llcctor Lopez and Roger Maris. That•� when Face took over, and a l though to� ched . for f two•run h o mer by pinch-hitter �ltQn Ho• ward in the ninth inning, _ manag. ed lo �lose the door on th e Y_an• kc t>s bi d for a l'Ome-from.hehmd trwmph. Yirdor1 S.wt Law Virdon had savtd Law 111 the fourth when with Marls, who had singled and Mickey Mantle, who had walked on base, he went ui:;ain�t the right center fielU wall to haul down a drive ,hY cat· cher Yogi Berra. 4 Iii,. $1.00 ' • !his year. However, they have Jousted tough opposition O Ironton got 20 points a(!amst Gulhpohs but speedsters Paul Ev· PITTSBURGH UPI _ 1'11e Nl!w ,ms, Dit· k Roderick, Conley, Dun- York Y ankees, down one game to l'an and Oanny Howard rolled up the Pillsburgh Pirates in the 28 agains ! lro � ton . Pt Pl c as a nt got World Series, sounded the rally­ 7 to the Devils 30. lng rail "beat 'em here tod•Y lltd The Panthers. who came up with then set 'em good in the Yankee a stout defense and an improved St.tdiurn." offense in the Athens game (losl F:l5 i� n Howard, Who gavt mtn· 14-0), may give Lhe Blue De \· ils ager ,,a.sey 5tenge 1 some so1 h·an,II e. more L han th ey_ wan . a 1 we, - run omc . hh m , · I or c'.ln " Y ll b h' 1 mg season is, t h time ' h r· irst e . . . . F or t ,•.�n• o. W. a· . Coach Cilo hlS aU his maC' hine 's m t h,c nmth i nnm� "r da)'··s opener, predicted Ui.t f� main cogs honed into good physical • ON � w lot have a rates uld_ m ? _ . roll oil� and lo ready hape, s ble h1Umg m _ the Bronx _ball par fl will be "P�rents Night" for I the Panthers as Moms and Dads than l�t')' do m Forbes F1ehl. "�e . background here 111 great stand to take bows in halftime for h11tmg," Howard 88¥1 In , Uie ceremonies. _______ quiet confines of the New !'lll'lt clubhouse after the tanks had lost 6-4. "Yiinkee Stadium will be 1 a lot tougt-er on the Pir;1tes. Those shadbw� kUI you." ' ,· ,,, • , .. ' ' . -· ; , ! l ] �. ......... ........-....,... ..,. , � - • � .. ' � . ... ... _� ---· ... . . . -- ----- ..,. ........ tra IPIIII Yanks Down One : Wi1;1-Hu!1�Y Jac�e�- � i g thers In Stiffest Test Of Grid Season �v � Into Jackson On Friday Night riday Night When· Gallipolis Comes To Town Game And Wants m a learn th.1t always gives Gallipolis W up, teal high, Fr1d1y nii:ht r1ts a1 Pomeroy, and save ateam for they �Ptct to hold the .3lue J:nkson next week, near co favorI i t c� with hi� boys to lake the b of. Gtitupoli! � wu the conviction WC'rlnrs title di.e Panther practice field Gallipolis will come in town �nt a,· t drills were ta ken probably without its S('Jtha di B i l l parati,, , £or the ' "big one·• I ronley. But Joe Ounran. acf' dej0 .ar to mcas\Jre the fensi\'l' back who missed most or d il!sUD)' of both clulis in the MidUleport game, 1� back m . .f t service. SEOAL race this Autumn. f G.ilia Co.ch Though the Jackets nevn eame Charles Stoborl not have an easy task. HC' clo5" Lu the Gallia goaI I.me. t he 1. ' . I ,et h.11 boys up for Pomeroy, 'Devils have been scored on p] enly !',i -�y Panthers Will havt' I I m - • Ii..00kies Chang1ng er1es Odd ' s . Game · ates Ill F1rst 1r er t · Al p· . .• t * � 1 .•. I ' . '>-.: PITl'SBURGH UPI-The brash t•��&e?I of Pittsburgh, now favorites to beHt their , J-5 -old tirmlntq;rs, the New York Jan.be., sent out 18-game win• !�� Bob Friend today in hopes '!'Pf niz.lng 8 �-0 stranglehold on !.11le 1980 World Serles. on Rob 1or The Yankees calted f'l'urlef, 1 nine-game winner who �•t the star he used to be. in ••Opet of winnlng the second �Came of the Series anti going t)lome to New York for the nexl ::VU-.. 111mes all even. • � J'urley was the mau who saved � \'lntees• World Series b.aeon 18' 19'8 wliien he won two of the � three a:ames and saved the ':4ther as the Yankees came from flehind to beat the Braves. :; �ut Turley haa only a g.3 re e-!Ord thli year and isn't firing the 1'ullet. of 1958. Friend, with an �8- l Z record, was the Plr11tes' 11end beat pitcher thb year be• ;nd Vern Law, who wa11 th, innln1 hilrler ln a 8-4 Pittsburgh ?"lator7 Wedne&day. ... Th1t win changed the betUn& �di on the Serles from 7-5 fa• �ortn1 the Yankees to ti-fl favor, ;iu, the Plrate5. Today's game wa1 riven money. � "I've gotta co wlth Turley lie• ·bemn« Lbs. Buy / p lt K l l Y E R 29c lb. Gel Free Lb. Onions s11e.,r, IOlOGNA 3 lbs. $1.00 Freoh Pork N ECK BONES 6 lbs. $1.00 .heot, . PIG'S FEET 7 lbs. $1.00 ,.b.l l A C O N · s w· 25 15. Ccill LARD cln $3.95 ,''I'II.i. • il■eiel Lard - t9• ,\ I-• By Popular Demond sulM .' P O.RI l T I A K a u... $,1.29 SAl T 11N Ht. 39c "'lvnuoDiNG llt. 59c Wm ' Bad T day •t v ·rdon Haunts ysnkees With p•Jrate Comeb3Ck PITTSBURGH UPI _ First it • was Lew Burdette and now it's Bill Vinion, who apparently is picking the best - or the worstpossible tirne to come back and kick the Ntw York Yankees in the leel. h . Burde11e's timing was perfect. Dealt away by Ute Yankees early iii his baseball career, he re, turned to haunt them in the 1957 World Series by heating them three Limes to help the Milwaukee Braves to their first world championship . Now it seems Vlrdon's turn, and oh how that hurts o\' Cney Sltingel ! The one.time Yankee owned center.fielder came u p with lhe "key play of tlle game" Wedne8• day, according to Pittsurgh man­ a�er Danny Murtaugh, when he collared Yogi Rctra's cxtrn base bid up against the right <'enter• Virdon not oiily made that field wall wHh two on in the calch but Mlarled the Pirates off fourth inning. on their first i11nlng attack. He walked, stole second and went to third when Berra's throw sailed Pnrty ffp/,J For Rill into centerfieltl. Originally the offlci.il 1Jcorer1J charged Berra Moore On Birthduy with on error, but an hour after Mr . and Mrs . Russel! Moore en­ the i,:ame changed their minds tertained with a party Monday and �ave the error to shortstop after school at their home on Tony Kubek, who admitted he Cavf' Street honoring their son. should have covered the bag. Bill on his 1 1th birthday. After ltllll came e double by Games were played during the Groat, a single by Bob Skinner afternoo11, after which Mrs. and then after Dick Stuart flied Moore served sandwiches, potato out, e single by C.1emente. That chips, decorated birthdoy cake finished Ditmar, w ho ln g 2-3 Jnn­ and hot chocolnte to Willis Durst, in1s of previous_ W,orld Setlcs Jlpn-,Swiali,cr. Jan Clio, Keith. Phe.­ • h ufflttg had not permitted I run. lln, Ronnie Logan, Denni ' ' el# · tcvf 1 4 llueioskl hit II lwo-run homer rlJng, Leonerd VanMeter;;$ nf{C06tce In the fourth lnrilng Flntow. Eugcrm Triplett ti"n the 11nd thot turned out to be lhe honnred gut·st 'tYhO received a cnu1her. Tiumbcr of nice gifts . WHY PAY MORE ? Tender Late Home-Grown Green Beans Dry White SWEil POTATOES 2 lbs. 29c file For Salods - 3 lbs. 49f! Home-Grown; NEW TURNIPS lb; I Oc MANGOES doz. 49c Last Roun<!-Up TOMATOES lb. 1 5c Rom.., llellclou,, Wln...p,, Grimes Golden Ruohel $1.98 APPLES - - - 3 lbs. 25c Relatives Here To Attend Car,on Rite, Relatives who were here be· cause of tbe death and f�neral or Mrs . Robert Carson Included: :Max Carson, Huntington; Martin Car­ son, Richmond, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Staar, Logan; Jt;us­ sell Carson, Lockbourne Air BQse Mr. and Mrs. Gene Price and M'r. and Mrs. Judson Price, SpenC'er, W. Va. Pallbearers were Kenneth Car­ son, Adrian Carson, Glenn Vance, George Wells, Burdell Black and Alvy Rife. _______ Co11ch John Thompson takes hia win -- hungry lliddleporl Yellow Jackets to Jackson Friday night to face Coach Jim Dudding's Jack• son Hilh School football macl1lne. The Yellow Jackets llue had trouble getting �n eH�ctive offenslve 11.nd defensive unit rolling at the !tame tlnte. They haven't �en able lo push a ,core ii.cross uace the Rutland ti:ame some three weeks back and in their past three games ve been racked for 95 point, . their opponents. 'ftie !ckels are in top shape for thei, me at Jacbon but wiU have fo C"Ome up with a stellar defense to stop Jackson's All-SEO fullback Carl 'The Hone " Surrett, plui an aggregation of standout linemen and other fleet-footed bacb. Thompson probably will go with the same team on offense as he Family Dinner Gimm For Fred Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sisson held a family .dinner in honor of their son, Fred, on his 14th birthday Tuesday night. Attending w_we Nancy st•son, Mr. And M�. William Shelton tind dauDJter Debra, Mrs. E.rni!lt Sls­ sol\ .fnd daughter Jean ind son Fritz, Mra. Pauline Angelettl. Mr. an� Mrs. Archie Swarb: sent a gift but were not present. TYPHOON KILLS 14 MANILA UPI - Typhoon Kit cause<l 14 deaths in southern areas of the PhllippJne1, unOtfi• rial n!ports said today. The ry . phoon with center Wlnde of 90 mi!l!s per hour, wa�. movina. towartl the northern Pli"t, 11f :t.uzou 1 island and the Manila area . . Here'• the, ur that tw.de Jou loud �d t:lcar-thi!) �w..ize, yoo-size !61 Ch«!· rol,t. We .,111...t oul by . t,...So,lf. outside siie a bit (to aive you e:1tra inc� of clearance for parking and maneuTI1ring) but inside we left you a full meuun, of Chevy comfort. Door openinp are u much a 6 i'n� �er to giffl feet, knllfll; and ,Ibo.... . the nn�l,putod iiibl of way, And the ne;w euy-chair 1811.tt are u much as 14% higher---:juet riP,t for eeeing, j\llt right for sitting, Red Cup Coffee ii.. 57c PIion• WY-2-3794 POMl!lioY, GHIO 7 cans 95t Clove, farm Large 46 oi. can, .. Grapefruit Juice, su11ar added · · 3 cans 89t Clover Farm Instant Coffee · · · · · •. · · 6 oi. 69c lo HI\Bvy Syrup Peaches, 2 ½ Size 4 cans 99c . 4rl4'1P& l-'e& Mll)DLEIIORT • • • • Chuck Roast - Ne,iNiit · 11yJu Oualitr fea� �IOll.ghout forwtlr . , . ft'Cl')'Where .._ colotl and fabrica HOM�MADE POR!( $AJJSAGE . . · . . . . · . . . . · . . · · . . · 1i1. �c Fll-!ll!R ,. ,li. -, , .., it! !Iii, GRdUNu IEEF · · · · . . . . · · · · · . . · · .· · m. ""' P O T l f b E S · · · · · · · ··· · · · 50 !&., Wifi $1 ;29 ltlNTUm il�llff -� lb. 49c PRODUCE Sto,e Hours: Saturday 9 lo 9 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '%'HE GREATEST' 300 Size - PINTO, PORK & ilu.NS KIDNEY, GREAT ioRTHltRN ', ' B A H A M A S . , . . , . . . . . . . . . 2 1b. 25� Wlt,IESAP AP!L� . . . . . . . . . 4 j�. -49� WHITE POtATO ' ES . . . . . . . . lo 16. :t5t Middleport Def)t. Store ,_ MILi, STltEET SII.QP IJ:ITH IIS Al\'lt SAJ'E FOR YOVRSELf' LEAN BOllED HAM · . . · . . · . . . . · . . · · lb. 95t '°STON auns, RO�T · · · · · · · · · · · · lb. 49! POIK SHOULDER StEAK · · . . · · · . . · · fb. $St C • 3 l:aitt 29c · ·· . suaD BOLOGNA · . . . . . . · · · · · · 3 lti�. $1.0U Bake r's SujJe r Market Locust St. & Pearl Phone WY-2:i736 ll•ltr hu rtIii• !lwjla (OVe-red from fr!,polionlU whirll 1�e l'etelvet! oo, iht 1tuf'-tnd. Jil'attln Caftdn i'mitned tit, bu Lome In Wmond, JmU1na.. yea. tetday a�e, bth11t tltt• tor �h• tune11al of hll 1nndntolllet, Mn. &obert Carson. Mn. �1 !il)'.lffer of HuntJnr:tqn visili-4 #it er da\l,:f:lter andfamily, Mr, � . , Ch1pm1n and TU I)', children ol'I ':.&. t; Clover Fann Tall Milk $5.95 to $10.95 ,.,.,,1 w�ekend ,uest with Re,v. and Mrs. Donald Boone wn Mn. Boone's niece, MiH Melanie Folier of Marietta. Paula Kay Rusaell, who underwent a· tonsillectomy at Plea•ut . Valley Hospital Last week, ,was re, turned yeaten:lly mornlnj for treatment. Mri. .i • ,. JJ let of C wn; Mr. -,nd Mn. F,ank �leman and small 10n moved Into the bu1 . nd da,r , . . J. M. iq• II� have ,. A e, of itoe; Lo• apartment of Mr. Jlld Mn. Ber� • A. let, '• · , P, nard Fultz last s,1u"id,,y. M:r. Each- rue1t1 of ,MI� ·-:, lit ' ' k. ! he'r r� � leman is 11,i1tanf coach at MH8. Ml.ddl•=I\ J e ,,._ · espe Wt to came FllDJ . ! Mrs. Georgia Huff and eon, A ten Hamilton, and Mrs. William Alhler�i d•uaitu pr 811. and rt. Dutton and son, Jlmmle, returned Bob Alhl8)', and· the tint ,at lo their home Jn St. Petersburg, 11r1ndcluld or �•: L11bter. . rs. Fla., l:ist' week after a two weeks' Ml.rie returned � her home lf�er vilit with their 1i1ter and f.amit,, vi1iting , her •�. Mr1, Oliver Mr. and Mra. Milton Hood and Linke'lholl:er and'i aunt, Mi11 tena sons a!',ld their mother, Mn. Josie Pullin In COiumbus. 8 A.�, TO 9 P.M. NEW ond USED COAL, Oil, GAS FURNACES Ir P'IIDDII HOUDAltl!L'f OPEN 7 DAVS A WEEK your LENNOX dealer ..... "" - J!tbpcrt Ml'_d·Gj 11•,,,art·. Sell-Set-vice - iwt • snrRiEb Popularly Priced! ,. .' I ,•.:;-;:;;..;;:.· TIU'Qer, 1t her home, Laurtl CUR lllldrod C-n ""' been a11latina in the care of Mn. Horlo> .wo,k1. Around And Completelg Oct. 16 to Nov. 13. ypoke1m1n for thtl blonde swediih"'lctreH said • Wednesday the delay was crnsed by complications in connection wilh }Ii!!& Britt's divorce from Edwin J. Gregson. JaCkl9n �as won two and lpst one th�I far this season, whUe the Jackets have won one and 10$t their last three: Scorewise the two teems are about even on of. �ense. Jackson h:1s scored 46 O,oin�s m their 3 atarts the Jackets 4o m 4. However, Jackson has bceri scor• ed on only twice this season. ;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;:.;..;;;;_.,.;;;::;:; new fall slu(des, all sizes !Qld ell!lra sizes. ROW MARRIAGE POSTPONED I . Ladies' $weotets and Sweater Sets BECKY'S .,, J 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 6, 1960 HOLLYWOOD UPI - Adres.s did at Gallipoli1. Kloes and Shafer May Britt and Negro entertainer at the ends, Stobart and Gilkey at Sl\mmy Davie Jr. have .postponed the tackles, Batey and Routh ai the date of iheir m_arriage from guards, auJ Chiambcrs at center will make 1.1p the probable Jacket line. In the backfield will be ·mndy at �qi.-iarterback, Baufugardner at fullback and Erwin and Harris at the halia. Ronnie Carr and Ricky Oller, a halfback-quarterback com­ bination will also see plenty of action. ' We Have Just Reeel� A New Shipment All ..��..s_..,.,.,Mt.,'lil-! if1"9tcaee•• •••---·, Markins Food Market Middleport . Local Women Attended Rally Sevetal women (rom lhf! are.a •tt� the �lino Retdon Farni tnl:rlau #'omell'i nhJ held TuetdaJI at Pi�eto,i... A total or � fann •omen and their frlend1 attended the rally held by the 13 county Farm Bureau, of lhe or1anizatlon1 re­ &1011. J{lghli&htin,; the pro1r•m wa a talk by Ml11 Irene Mnr1 hea� of tht women'1 activitiu for the General l!:lectrie Co.. who bad for her toptc "My Plir Lady Travtb." Other featurH ot the progr1m Were addresses· on "Adventi!re io Sound" by a repretentali,l!"of the Ohio Bell Tflephone Co., and '."The S_pirlt of. r,rtti Bureau·· bJ Letta K. Robertson, director of Farm Bureau Women's activities. The Meigs Count)• Farm Bllr• eau's committee Contribution to the rally program was the clo.ain& tbou,hh by Mrs. E(lmund Grueser. Mrs. Virgil Hamm, vice prei,i. dent, from Melp County sa id today that the rally r¥ ~•inted up to her, that "In order for peace to reign in the world, we must ha.ve love and peace .in our heart■. " One way to achieve thi1 . goal l• [or people to learn to hve to1ether pe!ce�bly. Gr_oup amg1ng �all .led by Mr■ . Came Dale, music metruetor in /llul,11,, porl Te,u,her, ' Attend Con/ereru:e T•achers • in th"e Middleport schools who attended the Drive­ hf Conference of the,· Soulbeaat Diatrict last night were Supt. L. , W. MeComas, Mrs, Nan Moore, Mrs. Millet, Mn. Emily Sprague, Mrs. Ruth Euler, Mrs. Daisy Blakeslee and Miss Nancy Dun­ ba,. The i'Dnference which was .held at the Washington High School began with registration at 4:00 and following discussion groups the dinner . was held a� 6:00: The discussion groups wieh these topics, Legislatiop, Profess­ ional Problems and Membership _were eontll!-ued after the dinner. • •ONEOERFUL CIIEYROLET • More.epace . . • more spunk and wagoill!: tool iii• Once yo\l'vo .aottled ,inside 1.9u'll . hive high and IW�• _ifaill�� . for Chevrolet'• 1padoua new dinumaiolll (in tlait Sport Coupes, for euq!lo, head room � been lipped u mucli ai , 2 iDtiJiea, and there'• more leg · Nlomi: too•-froni W �)i Chevy's neW .trunk ie 801'Dethin1 ._ tha� will plea,, you hugely-',jll•t w!UI' ill deep-w•Q. oHoee and bum�levol loading It K?ldo lhin/;I �•.. 11Mi -- obW lo pt ,• • trutlk 1,611,,,t t�� '"�•••Ir . onllowed u PORK SAUSAGE lb. 49t Ciiol 'fvtolher Speelol . . . Leon Juley POR K ROAST Real Smoked l�CON I\ 49c ff LK. ·• I.· lb. 29.: • k/rtl'6n 1'..Jr,ij, Kev . .and lln. hed L Gu.... left this mornin& for a week'• YI· c.1lion with Mn. Gsrdner"I .., .llnd family, Mr. and Mn. Edw'ird Lewis Jn Cli!!Ytland. While they are away laymen of !he Middleport Church or Cbtiat will have charge of services nut Sunday and Wednesday of ne:d weet. t There will be no evenin1 •or• 1hip &erVice Sul'ldlllJ but botla sroupa of the Chrttllan £ndeaVGl' will meet al 8 p, m. Next Wectne. day, Mra.. R.11th Gome, wlib ba.Vf the devotion.al period for tbe mid­ week meeting and Waltt-r Bunce 1nd Wilbur Ttteob1ld •ill have the Bible lesson. . k.aymond Cole W'll in charge of the mid-wetk st>rvice l11t Wednet­ day. M. lfflOnJ • • Were r·o•<fl•l�-fl,iJg I'"" Of IYltfe "Rerltagie end Hortmn1 of Home Minions" wa, the- topic of the pror,am pnaen:IP.d by Ml• Elizabeth Davia, when the WSWS · of the Ente� EGB Church ' met Tuesday evenin,&" at the home · of Mn. J1me1 Wttl. Cheeter Road. . Group elngin& ol Faitb 01 Our Fathers, opened· tlie pro,ram, fol. lowed by JCrip e readings by nhll'Ip SmJlf., AP M r1. ., •- Interes... " ne: de9Uiptian of the Hugu'enot. Cross wbieh la on the cover of t� pr9(1',m boo_k ya, a:lven by M Ju Davia. Several members gave readiftll on lhe herlta11ei of . the EUB Church, including, The . Voice of Albright, .lln. Philip ' Ohlln1er: The Voice of Canad.a, Mrs. 'Vlll; The Voice .of Otter­ bein, Mn. Thom11 Bentz; The Voice or the Twentieth Century. Mn. Selim Blaltwicz; antli Tbe Voke o( Ybor CU)', Mr1. Francis ·H, GIHler. Followiiig a diAcuuion on .home minion projed1, the pro11ram clond with pnyer by Mn. E. N. Amo)d. Mn. Pitil1p Ohlinger, pre1ident conducted the ba1ine11 1e11ion and a diJCUS1lo11 •••• held on the reading boob. Mr11. Ohll.11ger, key wornal}, repql'ted on the re­ cent meeting held at ·the Mt. Moriah Baptist Cburcb, Middle­ port, when plan� were completed for the World Community Day which will be held at the Ches­ 'ter Methodist Church, Nov. 4 . At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hoateu. SAYS ECONOMY TOPS MIAMI UPI - Frederlek W. Mueller. U. S. aecretary of com­ -�erce, ,.aai� Wednesday tbaJ na­ j1on'1 e�onomy '-'-was never m a better position" and no receaaion Ja in sight. Chapter 1 B6 OES Met Tuesday Put Watron, and fast Patror11 were honored when Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, met 'luaday evenina at the Maaonie Temple with Alta Ann Rupe, Worthy 111tron and Harry P. Smith. Worthy Patron, pretitUng. A tribute wu given to the honored guest. by Mn. Rupe who also presented • handkerchief lo each. Put Matron, pre1ent were Maud Grueaer, Beu Weed, Amy Chase. Barbara Smith, COnatance Shield■• Lucille S•ackhamer, Nel, lie Tracy, Marie Curd, Ada Ho. 11:ins, Della Windsor, Mabel Goe1lein, Florence Tract, ElsJe Smith, Patty Radford, Lula Neale and Thelma Dill; Put Patrons Harry P. Smilb ant\ Theo Smith. Four of the Pa.rt Matron, Mn. ChaM!, Mn. Wee<!, Bubara Smith and Ellie Smith were aunt. of the worthy matron. Harry P. Smith . .lln unele and Theo Smith, • cousin. Invitations were receinrl to· attend Frlend1 Night at · New· Matamoras Chapter, Oct. 7 and1 Harrisonvllle Chapter, Oct. 11. There Wal a dUICUUlon OD grand chapter aession to be held in Cleveland, Oct. 25-27. · Severat members were reported ill. At the dose of. the meeting refreshments were served by Mary Virginia Kautz, Cleo Smltl, Patricia Thomu, Kath7,n Jordan ' and DeUa WindJOt. . . ' Cross' October Valuei ™1'iU.A 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN-on, of five bring you • "'"I ,__,. •I ...,.,,.. from the._ mwt deganl Cheiiies of all. r.,pa1., ,,.,., PAR K I N G - • I 29¢ ii,. . . 2 for 3Sj ' - 1'1"" Cafsup - dlri_ � � Affltr�� �i4r ____ 46 oz. � e, 1980-5 farn!t: Chestier Council Daughlert ot America met In re1ulu aeuion Tubday eveDtn, with 3tl me:m. ben' preNOt. Eleanor Well,, countilor, pre' aided and reported m were Muri Oun, Eva Bailey, Ellubeth Hsy, in and Olhe Kell)'. A tommuni­ c,Uea wf• read from Edilh Wakley, diflriet deputy. in reprd to the inlpection of the counC'lt whit!b will be held at the ned meeqn&, Oct. UI. llembllrs werf 11114d lo •�ar white dreaes for in,p,eetion. A practice wp held for biillotina. •ntf the reteivin c ot ltate and d1tional officera. The report of tbe audltinfi commlttee read by Either Wrigh( "as accepted. It wu announeed that the council would sell re: fnahrnentl at the Ell:t.abeth Wick­ t,arn auction and membel"l!I were aft:ed to tontrjbute baked goo,h . A meetinl of 'lJl.e Past Councilors w111 announ�ed for Wednesday­ evenin1, Oct. 12 at the lodge hall with Mae Spencer amt Hattie Frederick II hottu.eea. A toeial hour we held follow, ing the meeting. games werr played and nfreehmenls Rrved. ElJB Hotntt0ming 1·0 Be Sunday, Oct, 9 The annw.k Homecoming of tbe Momin, Star EUB Churctl will be held Sunday, be&inning' with Sunday aebool at 9:45 a. m: Rev. Francia ·H. Glalier will be In chuse of the wonhip service. at 10:U 1. m. and guest speaker .will be Rev. L, R. Carmichael, •�., te�d Ure church aeverat y� ap. An ol� fubionett bask.et dinner will be aerved a, noon alfd a S0tQ: fest · I be held beginning at 2 p. - Council Ate pis 14 oz; titl. 19t Tomato Juice - - - %5j rn;.�-;.:,-e;,;;;-.iB.�-- .,. Report OI Auditing Group , rlieOdorua CounCil Daughters oj America met Monday evening a( �e IOOP R,all with Wlnona Cook< auotlatll! touneilor, presiding. : Heda Glbbl wu reported a& quite ill and aho reported ill wer( WHmetla Smit� and Lillian Steiff, C:lan Grueeer was reported hom& ,from the hospital and a nower i� to be aent UI her. GenevieYe llee!t" aent a letter of tbanb for e.ard& sent her while bOllpiblized. • The report of the auditing eom..: • Ulittft ftad bf Lillie Hauck was: A communication was' "' from E_dith Wakely, district• puty, ' ., regarding &he Booster . lnfft.ing to 11' IJeld at Tup�s Plains o'd i'(ovember 2. 'lbe travel­ �'- � wa, awarded to � Buys GROUND BEEF 4f� lb. . " !! _ _ .;_: . . ' a..- .,- G LEO S 11,. $1' ,_Q__ ,._ --a FLOU R bdg 2it J ._ '"" · · . . · · . . 3�c tide • - • :; giant siie ,,, 1d lk_ 1N,iij · · · · . . 75c On10 .. , o,· q · .' ·, '. ' Kraft'-. P■rkar There'• D� been a trunk Iiio - before! The floor'• �ore than �f •. £oqf and tlu\ loadll'I �elpt ii II mu 11 !OW , ·inches lower. NeeUe« B O L O GN A lb. 39c BEL AIR !-DOOR SED,IN,./i.lo .a f6I � &4y "1 Fiwr ...,...,_.... fo,llt ..., ,,.,m.,.......,... ,. - Mb,tatlhi . - 4 tb1. M� •.,. ,m oa-. � M-a.r-M ---- lhfl '"" Wester Jeans - - $1.i)i ..... $1.ld ..,.. ' Long Slee•e � im . ·' ·. , RV R iM ..�:&Ii· . . �,., "' ' " · ij�..-.;;Jw'n&J.,,.,.. • . . . . .I . . H•ty Duly Men'• Cotton �MIi mi�t passengers. 11it , pretty, - � tcf�ir's practically Rat fto�r. as, . '!' li hlt .' 1:;,tii • INS ' · 6 boxes 29.e ,· Fl · rinel Sliirts ANL F1iitl: SHIRt • , ... • ·• · � - $1.98 If THIS ollE EVlm M'S Ladies' Slacks • · • $1.98 Made ot veey fine quality cetto1, -,All ,n1tl8Plft ®Joq._ • Evau ,- Oliio Valiey .. StlCED IAC� I llt. 49c - 2 lb. 85c �- Mike · fi l ll I A l A D • i. site LEAN SAUSAGE 2 i.. $l.OO • c1.... Farin INSTANT COFFEE 10oz. Iii, Si.19 • T H I FOO-D MART S&fl Green Stamp• - tlli A Booi Quieter 1d "· IECON6 BJ', .• ' . 1'18idliot. ORIO � Your ·" .' . •. --�, - ' ' ' ", • .c}; • ' 'i < . t .· . . .. ,, I ' r-;;;� . I E.�- B ETTER · VALU ES -. with 1�ouanM1 and clean-elclieil oto: gance, it holda 1teadfaatly t_o all the thriflJ; dependable vlrtuet Ch� baiien have oomo to ,lake , lo! ,¥ .1•�1:, 'f'll!' dealar'• the man to lee for all the, detaili. 811,ed · - gal. jug �- Gardner £e!n,es For j, Cut Up. Fryers • S3t: lb . . Rdund 'Steak - • 79i lb. ... . T-Bones - - - • • 85¥! 18. Bon•I- S TEW B E E F lb. 69c Daily Sentinel, Pomel'O)'-Mlddleport, O., ()d. TRAY PACKID ' CUB E STEAKS - lb. 89J Home-ll(acle the Gailis County K"hOOII. Attendini from Meiat County were Mn. Howard Eber■b,ch, Mn. H1rry Lodwlclr. Jr .• ){n. Bob Llnd1tammer, l(ra. Mu Ward, Mn. tuid Yl>UnJ, Mrs. Howard Nolan. Mrt. H,enry Reaver, Kr,. Dayld Koblenti, Mn. Jack Car.e,-, Jfn. Homer Holter, Mr1. Ediilon Hollon, Mn. Roy ffo!ler, Mn. J. A. Smith, Mn. Waid Windon . Mn. Ronald Ea1tltlan, lln. Sel• don Whitt, Mn . Edmund Grueser, Mn. Vir11il Hamm, M iu Janiee HolLer, Mra. Woodrow l'lloril and Al Finchum, orjanWltion direc­ tor. Whole Fryers . JIERl!'S A REAL VALUE Gold Medft! or lobb! Ullod FLOUR ., .. ... $1.99 ' . cause _ I want Whitey Ford for the third game. wherJ w� pl!U' lO New _York on Saturday, Stene:el explained. . Southpaw Vme�ar Bend Mi.tell will go ln the third game Saturday . Friday will be an oil day for travel . Murtaugh not only lauded Virdon, but also the pitching of Law his 20•1:ame winner, and relief ace Elroy Face and the play of shortstop Di ck Groat, the Nation • al League batting champion, and !lecond baseman Bill M.azeros_ki . Law held the Yankees to eight hih and two runs ·before he tired in the eighth. Murtaugh look him · out after he yielded 1lngles lo llcctor Lopez and Roger Maris. That•� when Face took over, and a l though to� ched . for f two•run h o mer by pinch-hitter �ltQn Ho• ward in the ninth inning, _ manag. ed lo �lose the door on th e Y_an• kc t>s bi d for a l'Ome-from.hehmd trwmph. Yirdor1 S.wt Law Virdon had savtd Law 111 the fourth when with Marls, who had singled and Mickey Mantle, who had walked on base, he went ui:;ain�t the right center fielU wall to haul down a drive ,hY cat· cher Yogi Berra. 4 Iii,. $1.00 ' • !his year. However, they have Jousted tough opposition O Ironton got 20 points a(!amst Gulhpohs but speedsters Paul Ev· PITTSBURGH UPI _ 1'11e Nl!w ,ms, Dit· k Roderick, Conley, Dun- York Y ankees, down one game to l'an and Oanny Howard rolled up the Pillsburgh Pirates in the 28 agains ! lro � ton . Pt Pl c as a nt got World Series, sounded the rally­ 7 to the Devils 30. lng rail "beat 'em here tod•Y lltd The Panthers. who came up with then set 'em good in the Yankee a stout defense and an improved St.tdiurn." offense in the Athens game (losl F:l5 i� n Howard, Who gavt mtn· 14-0), may give Lhe Blue De \· ils ager ,,a.sey 5tenge 1 some so1 h·an,II e. more L han th ey_ wan . a 1 we, - run omc . hh m , · I or c'.ln " Y ll b h' 1 mg season is, t h time ' h r· irst e . . . . F or t ,•.�n• o. W. a· . Coach Cilo hlS aU his maC' hine 's m t h,c nmth i nnm� "r da)'··s opener, predicted Ui.t f� main cogs honed into good physical • ON � w lot have a rates uld_ m ? _ . roll oil� and lo ready hape, s ble h1Umg m _ the Bronx _ball par fl will be "P�rents Night" for I the Panthers as Moms and Dads than l�t')' do m Forbes F1ehl. "�e . background here 111 great stand to take bows in halftime for h11tmg," Howard 88¥1 In , Uie ceremonies. _______ quiet confines of the New !'lll'lt clubhouse after the tanks had lost 6-4. "Yiinkee Stadium will be 1 a lot tougt-er on the Pir;1tes. Those shadbw� kUI you." ' ,· ,,, • , .. ' ' . -· ; , ! l ] �. ....... .. . �-• Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 6, 1960 . WANT ADS IOll CONSISTO:NT DEPENDAIILE '1ESULTIJ RATES eeo. '· ,__,eel PHONE WY-2-21 57 . !. 1 1 Notices ____ FOR SALE I _ -- -- Clarenc -----. e Proffitt, . , ijltMITI AN9 PEST CONTROL : ,., lleln. frM l�lon . hs.ur- 1 POTAT Ut:S .l ( 1 4) 10-4- 1 l'ort ! a_.'. J � '.Jhrn . j � .. 11J Natlonw.._ Phone R. _.__ . _� t �-.. A. hrYke '5t•tk,n WY2· USJW GARDEN ln11lora 11110 mow• Hot11ry mower blades shar; :aM. ______ 4-16.ffc pcrs. ed . Custu111 mowilli and c.m I � _ Fir�t Pre�bytc ;i� pJow , ; Church memben, Pres hy�eria n s ;:AVl! L Y TRACTOR .,..bo have stopped coming to Sa!D'I anll S.\'1ce 512 �. Main St. S1.aada)' School and Church I Pho "' WY 2-2'75. R ar� pieue attend the reward '1-21-tk . 4-S�c _ _ 1_ 0_ t._ � __ _ It Jame1 S. Phillips , will no t be TIIE-LATE T. il.oAVIS -pro­ rilpontible for any debts contract- I perty, brkk two stcry, localed ,;,. ed by anyone other than my_sel f . j at North Third and Coal . ,._. , J11me11 S. P�ulhps, �l arr u,on Streets, Middleport, may be 1 , • ville, Oh m . seen ;my evening , 9-17-Jotc 10 5 3Lp - - - -·- -·-·---PEACJ-lES, . bring contalnera. .},:;.,;� c::;:;;;,.;;::c=...:;:c..._..:;:=.=; Webster l'"ruit Farm, L-Ong Bot• I , ln:ern,tlon,I Travel A,.ncy tum, Uluo. Phone YUkon 5·3201 We MU• Trani A.rr1Jlffflt11ll 'h W l'oreltn Cauntn Or T" 8-16·tfc .Alq l'lae, la Tht U. I BJ o\:lr. FOil SALE- l !:100 FOHD, new Mix f•wnty JJamt, $125, tape recorder, Web U2•2nd. St, Chlllpoll1 � • Phtne GI 6-1611 l· ord fur $00.00. Call WY2·6708. or GI 6-12Q 1 0-4-:!I p I i '"":""·' 'fl.•'f"A Clean quiet residenti1l location in Cheshire, Ohio. Concrete patio and walks, good water, sewer, laundry, privileges, $5.00 per week. Hobart Dillon . Real­ lor, Gallipolis, Ohio. 10·6-lOtc to a community when a new indu1try hire1 100 wortera: 296 more people!, J 12 more houserhold8, 51 more achool children, $590,000 more in per­ sonal in come pe-r year, $270,· 000 more in ba n k depoll.Ul, 107 more pH!enger car! retl.!lered, 1 74 more workers employed, 4 estab1ilhmenl1, more retail $360,000 more in retail sales per year. Reversal of the con­ ditions will produce invene re­ sults. These figures bavf been compiled by c:ompelent ai.tthori­ ties and are equ,;Jly applicable in Clevelan d. Hoboken, Ham· tramck or in Pomeroy, Ohio. MODERN unfurn lshed 3 room■ and bath apartment. Blrch cal). inets, dispooal, incinerator, large closets. Phone WY2·5141. tJ.16. tfc ----- ------THREE ROOM apartme t o Condor Street, Pomeroy, also, 4 room apartmen t on Second Street, Pomeroy. Phone WY2· 2733. 9-ZS.tfc: n n AP Alu"MENTS - .orurm■hed ud unfumU!li.ed. Mdlt1tera. )(lddl.._ port. Phone WY 2•2821. 3 3 tf FOR RENT TRAILER SPAa Cenler of town - grass lawn. WiH lake 00 ft. trailer. SEE 'i '' David C. Miller Mlddl■port, Otiio Phone WY-1-5191 MAN to take over g111 stati on. Pho n e WY2-9D20. 9-23-tfc WANTED: Mechanic:. Phone WY2· �2a. tfc: 9920. --- -- - -- --- HOUSEKEEPER for elderly man. Stay nights. Apply immediately Dutto n Drug Store, Middleport. l0·4·3lc - ' '. . ••,,·� ·, . ... .. ��.j;�/ i I 81 . .I ing the day. Phone WY2•3w.!. ll·30•6tc "'.. ------ ,.i: JJ> . -·�� .,, $1 .99 , i , �· . .®':1,i f The Shoe Box Phone WY-2-3770 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • • SALE CON TINU ES ! ! Sale Noun: 9 to S Daily - 9 to 9 On Saturday Water Heater - - $79.95 Just Llke New Channel 3 -- Friday 5:45 6.00 'l:1.)0 9:00 9:30 1 - Model 5!1 Wann Momlng Coal Heater - · only $20 Plenty Of U&ed Refrige rators • $35 & up I - 5 Piece Brown Like New Dinette Set - - only $35 1 May_tag Washer - $88 Channel 8 - Frfd11y B:00 Cartoon· s�ectacular S:30 Romper Rot:!m 9:30 Show Time ll:2� Your Esso Rt:pOTtel· Less than one year old. Will guarantee it. OTHER USED Sa)e! Mt!la's SUITS 47.50 Values • . . $38 55.00 Val••• • . . ,44 85.00 Values . . . . ,50 Otben At $22 and ,2s Brands Men's Nationally Known HATS 3.98 lo 10.00 Values $2.00 to $6.50 Washe rs · as low as $25 1 - 4 Piece Se,tional Living Room Suite Living Room Suite - $25 Deep Freeze • - · $300 Made Men's Marx and. American REG ISTE R for Free Merchandise To Be Awarded Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. No purchase ne­ ce�ry. Topcoats $1 6.88 to $34.88 Can not tell from new. 2 Blonde Step Tables and Matching Coffee Table With 2 Table Lamps. Tables & Lamps only $20 I - GOOD Kitche n Cabin et · - - $10 - I - Extra Nice Kelvlnalor Men's Dre11 PANTS ,,.as up To 7.95 VII. p U To 9.95 val. ,5,88 Up To l!.95 VIL ,s,%5 Up To U.95 val, .9.75 Men•1 White Dress Fri. & Sal. Only! S H I RTS s2.2a . 14-17½, Val. to 4.00 Electric Range l-9Xl! Wool Rug - • l�tX l! CORDUROY P A N T S Valuea 27 to 34 - $8.00 $4.88 Suede Jadlels, Lealher Jaeltell and Heavy Winier Jadlola ,.. All Drosticolly . REDUCED! Dresser • - SPO RT JAC l(Ei'S s5 Values To $15.00 · · Underwea r ·' '' -1' .. n.-.l SOcb ' ' i" . ... $1;88 , .,',( !IHlltTS' I, DRAWW _,,: '. 69c· ·' S' OCKS, !leg . ll9e , "· . ., • $10 • • J ust $10 • Coal Heater Thermo! - Utility Cabinet $15 • - - $25 • 1 - All .Metal Double Door 1-USED - -. • I-LARGE One Lot Of $88 • Used Chairs · · only $5 ea. Wool Rug - Men'a • - • • - $25 ,. 2:20 4:00 4: 30 'i:00 \:SIJ 8:QO "::30 6:25 1:SO fH!'I 7:00 1:18 8.30 00 • 10:00 . 1 :00 ' 1 · 11} 1 1 : 15 1 :00 7:30 11 iliJT If committee chairman, was• · tn charge of the Pleclion which;' was held at Davis Hall . Gallipol 11 The new prei;idenl exprl!lllled her appreciation -0n behalf of the new o1ficers and pledged to work hard the coming year. ·The-con stitution of the ora:ani• 1.ation was read and a report of a general questionnaire toward re organiting was discussed. At the next meeting the offi• Sealed bids will be rei::eived by cers, Util ng these results, ill an• the Board of County Commission- nounce the conclusions � m pro­ . ers, Meigs County, Ohio, at Ute of- ?ram planm�g, pollcl�s a n d pro• 'Weatherca11t lice of said Board, Pomeroy. Ohio, ' Jects. Committee chairmen also up until 12;00 o'clock Noon, Oct. will be annou n ced. Newe Pictu--c · . n 17 1 960 for fur ishing the folHun tley Brh1\t:Iev 'l\epon . · to It wos voted unan lmO'llsly lo.;,.ing: ' Deatb Valley Days support toward these �ew Tra nsport delivery o£ Gasoline, pledge Great Debate better rela!JOn • go�ls---Promote reaular and premium grades to ship, !cbolastlcally_ The Westerner and ,1oc1slly the Cou nty Garage, Rock Spri ngs, Eleanor Roosevelt's Dia• etween t�e alumm and the nurs­ � mond Jubilee Plue One Ohio, at the direction of the coun• . yi g g n body stud m ty Engineer, during tbe 90 day Michael Shayne -To conduct a n :uumru qucsperiod commencing Oct. 17, 1960. News l-leadli11es tlo nn�ire conce�n ing their opi n• Quote prices on· both rei:;ular Weat.t'.ercaat ion s m the achievement of the and premium grades. :ac-k Paar Sbmr Board of Comminloners reserve objectives of the n ursing school Sign Off the right to reject any or all Bids. f or future pla1ining. -.To be responsible fo� , �� BcNtrd of COVnty CommlulDMrl describing the n�r'sE!s material Cilld-11 By Gordon H, Acting Cl■rk a]Jlmnl in the new nursing s&ool I Married Joan .. 10 6 Uc bulletin, The Texan ----------- 1 ISSUES REVIEWED Queen for a Day Jn concluding the busi_n � AO■ut .,.�ces preside"nt reviewed t;lii · . t Medic NO'nCE OF APPOINTMENT ls issue! · or two official -pu\llc Day Ln Court Executrix The American Journal 1 0(, fifu Gal'? Storm ��u• Ca" No, 1M2• and Nursing OuUooJr.. · · . :e�at the Clock Ellate of G■rfl■ld A, A.dams, The ·program of the fve,,,i Who Do You Trust Dtil:Und was a movie "Seconds. For �,fl,; . Amerlcan Bandstand Notice is hei'eb)' given that val'' · shoWn by th.e cqurf.eflf). of Rin Tin Tin Clara M. Adams, whose Post Of. The Ohio IS'ell Te)_ephcine ·co. �e San Francisco Beat fice address i"S Pomeroy, Ohio, R. most modern procedures w�e D. has been duly appointed as revealed. Your Elso Reportr,• Executrix of the Estate of Gar­ FoUowi n g the program ,the WeaU1er Teller field A. Adams late of Meigs new officers served refreshments John llaly Nfiw-1 Coun ty, Ohio, de�eased. of coffee, cookies a nd n ut bread Buddv �t11rcher Sbo" Dated this 27th de)' of Septem- from a table decorated for the Face to FaCe Halloween season . be,, 1960. 'l he Fl1nt9tones 1 John C. Bacon , The next meeting will · : �e '77 Sunset Strip Acting Judge of tbe Probate Court Novemb er 1 at 8 o'clock in Davis The Detectives Hall. Program notices will be (9) 29; (10) 8-13-3tc The Law & Mr. Jones mailed in the president's letler The N�w Tomght . to all alum n i. S<!anr,Lng the Weather -'fi • T li�orts Report . ,�. Lat� Sh.ow T�pp,,rware Part,tJ�''o/' Legal ,Notices ,;,/GI-IfCARS> '5MA.SHEC> UP FINE., _.»t - MIO 4:00 8:30 d:40 8:45 7:00 7:30 8 : 30 9:00 \�:00 10:30 1:00 6:00 .1:15 1:20 j 10:30 1 :o..-, l1 :30 1 2. 00 1.2:30 Video Village CVBLY .. .., • • ·• ACE 111.,,,'l #ROTNNI.1 OM HAP.PY":'"JIM JUST l I I Mrs. CharJes Str;i.u� entertain­ ed wlth a TulJperWP<re · party re­ cently at her home on \hi ' l Avenue. , A demon stration was given · Mrs. Mickey Williams who also · co!]pucted a number of games Willi prizes awarded the winners. Refreshments .were eerYed by the hostess to·,'Jlln. Millard Va n Metcar. Mrs. G�ld · Wildermutti. Mrs. F.dward - �J!l-nedy, Mrs. � M!'iyer I Mrs. EdJ!lr · Arnold, Mrs. Eldon Wi11, · Mfs. Llllie , Hauck, Mrs. William Mayer, Mrs-i 1. • a .. • •' l<lrcil,. Mrs. � ...._ et Grim� • .�·,•• bonald , l{aU:!lk, rs. ·· Evntls, Mrs. Eula Evan itli Virginia Arnott, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Albe · .•\Vl atd. >t. j NANCV - Up To The ------·-- "-.lf' r I . ,P' �asl1;,." , . t· • 1'-'l, ,-,,, �. , • 'iii_, Coun NEWS 1 0 AM ... 1 1 :5 $ AM • 5:05 PM ON ? ",'1!;�..: i C�ipe ND. 13,07l Gail McCoy, whuse last kno\9_11 address is e/o Arlhur McCoy, The Pl4ins,-"Ohio, is ·herehy notllied that on the 6th day of September, 1960, Shirley Antl McCoy �e4..:Ql.l" petition against ·him as- d�fenila�l. in the Court of Commo11. • ,P1. · s, Mejgs County, Ohio, CB.lie- . 1. 13,0'71 prayil!g- for diY ,i;e'.. :, other proper r,:llef. Said defendant ls rerjuircd to answer on or' before the ll\th day of October, 1960. Shirley Ann McCOYAI­ By Thel� Nelson, .her lJ.ext of friend . · • {9) 8, 15, 22. 29; (HI) ti, 1�. etc We're New . . Try Us! .LADIES' BY10NS 9t: pair 3'9� . , _ AU Ta,e1 Paid OPEN NOW By SAM LEFP DoN'f WOAA'f A80Ut J,M ,.. J'(' ,_, 111M W/11/IIWUN, UM� E\!CUS!. l,1t .. ; . l'fwl, GOING 10 ·a.EAN OUT THE. eAAN l :. ·' , GAH��ER'S. THE'I' SCH � SOME CIT'r' S<RAN(iERS HAO RENTED Hlli PLACE FOi.! THE 'ilJMMER I ONE 01= TI--IEM ' r-...L..-� tm:1iS 1N TH€. WELL. iOO r - DID IT°? l)ell(ef' ,.:, ...,. . . 538 West Malil, !llt'ellt . Every Gallon Sold With A �t111•Y Baek Guarantee '- LEAPIN' Ll"Z.ARD�! 51 Gauge - 15 •'it,; l>if.t Qilallty . ' :';''-¾: ·. �tt- C ,; %4 HOURS CERTIFIED, OIL co., WHAT · �ego/ .f"otice 1 Times Daily l GOES Minute 12:30 lust For You 1 :00 News Readlinet 1:02 Juat For You 1:80 New, 1:30 Juat tor Yeu 2:00 Ca1Jing on Pt. Pleasant .a:oo Ne"fil Headline, J:02 ;Music Go Round �:30 News · • 1:35 Music Go Round 4:00 New■ Headline. 4:0'2 Mule Go Round 4· , tout Nen 4:ltl 1tusle Go lt'ound 6:00 B1u1aball Sconis 5:05 , Music Qo Round 5:30 New• RP.adllne. 5:31 Music Go Rotmcf .5:"5 COmplete New• Rrmnd-tlP 8:00 Crow's Steak Hou■e-Sounil 9f th• '6'• 8:30 New1 Headllntt 68:32 E\imllnj lbtlitadt 'J;QIJ New, Headline, 7:Gi J:veniltf tpferl�• 7:30 · News Headlltuw 7;32 Sundow_n Sere111d• 8:00 Sien oil Lc 1"1?�' ""' <;,>SOI.INF ALl,EV Brings Y011 The Chann•I 1 3 - Frldoy ,,oo t Given By Ml'i.. Stratua t: T..ove Luey WMl'O Daily Proi,-mn Schedule . �·-· - ----- -- 1:00 Guest Star 1:111 Newa •:1<1 RFD News Headlinea T:Oll Breakfast Party T:80· Pici:erui Hardware Sbo• ,,a Breakfast -Part)' 1:00 NeWI Ueadline1 a,oa Sportlil Re� l:otl Breakfast party 1:80 News 1:88 Breal1:"raat party 0:00 "News lleadllnea t:02 Breii:fast Farty 9:30 News 9:15 Breakfast Part.J 10:00 Coffee Time 10,15 Swap shop 10:30 Newa Headline, 10:32 Morning Dewtumr, 10:45 Radio ll)'mnal 11:00 Nm lleadHne1 ll:O:I Coimtrf P • 11::19 F.1hn T" ut, 11:11(1 BacU" J11- . 12,00 No- •· · PAPP< &TILL IN VNSEfr .JOE.-BUr Leaal Noticr 1 :31\ 2 :00 2:30 3:00 3:30 vno The • Clear Horizon U'9 • The Bl'igltt�r Day Love Of Life t,;Jb ThP S1:1� Stohn. .c:earch for Tomtrrow ,:so Thl Edge of Night 1 2:45 The Guiding Light i,:oo The Three Stooge, 1 :00 Life of Riley S:00 Arthur J. Smlth--tQ"ewil 1:-c!f. As the World TUl.'DI 1.15 A Look at the n'eatb�r 2:00 Full Circle 8:20 S}l-OrtB11ope , 2:30 Art Linldetter B:IO Amos &: Andy ••M The Milliona:re '7:00 Shotgun Slade 3:30 Th• Verdict If Yours '1:30 The Witnesa ,.JO The Brlgl\tP.I" oay 8:30 Zane Grey Theater 1:15 the Se<rtf: Storm 9:00 Angel _, ,.. Jl.:30. Ann Solhern Show � ..... !:�O ..:U,e _!_d� of ji!ht • 1 l:lo "'llarkliam . �'I •e�ie')to.oaer -, ::....-: �l0:00 Person To Person ':00 Arthur J . Smitb-?-,l'eft l 0:30 The Du Pont Show ¢:15 A Look at the Weatb-.r U:00 Nen 6:20 SportscoJle U:10 l Look at th11:1 Weatllu !1:30 Amos •n• AJtdy 11:15 Theater 13 '7:00 Highway Patrol 7:30 SpeclM B:30 · Route 66 9:30 Mr. Garlurid 7:00 Automobile Show 10:00 Twilight zone America n i '1:30 Artists 10:30 Eyewitness to History 8:00 CBS News l:00 News 8:)� ,Capt..ln ll.ang,aroo 11;10 A Look at the weather t:00 Cartoon T1ieater 11:15 The\ter 13 11):30 Pecembe:- Bride {Monday • Friday} on Sign 1:118 ,j THE 6(JIDANCE THEY NEED? -------·---1 1 :30 12:00 L2:30 '.., I DON T. WnO Will 7 111HOS 601N6 TO Gilt Tn,.\\ )fr,, )1ile6 EppHng wa, clerted president Of the Holzer Hospita! Nutse1 A!l,IOCiation Tues• day n ight with Mrs. H1chard E� piing named vic:e president. other offiei!rs are Mrs. Van Johnson, secret11ry ancl Mrs. Marie Rtchards, treasurer. Mrs. Beulah Ward, nominati n g ., 1111\JLTI ' ('. , :" , . :ti' , .It� Many Used TV Sets To Choose From TV Sets - from $25 & up One l'jlo • 21·''"Console -With New Pt.tun, �be \ .. Used TAPPAN oa, Gas Range . . ' • • - • • • .. ,,.. . ' ' MASOM, W. V� . ' ! W INNIE WINK!,!': ·­ $125 Tal A'lf: AOOUT YOUR '' • l • ,., r· , r,t 0< "" ''"" '• .,!1'!. ,.. r-. ,-- ... \\tlNN/G, • MASON, fURNITURE 1 20- E. Moln St. I 2:30 3:00 ll:10 Channel 1 3 - Thursday I - USED 1 - Only 19 Cu. i,. Amano Upright Dough Re Ml Play Your flunclt Prke I• Righi Concentration TJ,uth or COnsequencel' It Could Be Yoll Mid Day 'New:. Movie time Woman'1 World Ulretta You n g Theater Young Dr. Malone From These l\oots �ake Room for I>11ddy Here's Hollywood ,neamboat Bill -GisM Kid Mldic m the Ro,nd Jlm Thacker ShoW 1 1:no \ l :30 \2:00 12130 ; :00 1 : 10 PP.AL!IUTI Mrs. Eppling Is President · Of Holzer Nurse Association WHTN-TV Channel 13 $60 • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0. , Oct. 6, 1960-7 WC HS-TV Channe l 8 !:00 A:::.ericfi.11 Ba,1d1tand �: ·-1u Rn, l(Y a1:ti His Ft-ien� t.-:O San Francisco Beat 6:30 Yuur Esso Rep0rter 8:40 Weather T�ller 6:45 Jbhn Daly News 'l:00 Flight '1:30 Guestward, Ho! 8:00 Donna Reed 8:90 The Real McCoya 9:00 My Three So ns 9:30 The Victor Borge Show 10:80 Johnny Midnight 11:00 Newe Tom}!ht )1:10 Seanning the Weather :.1:15 Sports Tonight tl::.!O Late Show $100 • • Sign On Continental Classroom Tr>day Welcome Nei�hbors Mr. and Mrs, North 'Channel • - Thursday ,. RITURN •Llll'I IOOY V. A. R. authorillea Wednesd11 but t1ie Syrian pm,' • t.ieetil<I JordM't atatem.en.t th ll! ht cofflmittea autdde after autni �tlcal &l)"lWD,. �-· ' �: . . .� ;i . ;, • J. - � j.· ,1,; J;:.�·Jo;j;, .. Huntley Brink} "-I P.eport Whirlyblrchl Re11eue 8 This Man Dawson 8:SO Ba_t Masterson 9:00 Hachelor Father 9:30 The Ford Show 1Q:OO Thlf. Groucbo snow i0:30 Phil Silvers Show 11:00 News H"8.dlines U:10 Weathei-c111t ll:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Off -----'-------- 1 I - 44 Gal. Ele<lrlc Table Top Frigidaire Bedroom Suite ,AMMAN, Jordon UPI - Jordan '""',.._. ,.,. --:11,-M� I relornrd the - of a United EIGHT ROOM u·"'o uSK Arab Republle ft,bter )llot to 6:-4.3 1:00 7:30 8:00 Mike Room...for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat BJtl Sgt. PreltOQ . P1att & scrug-ga Show Weatherca.at 9:SO Ni'1'fl PtcturP These I tems Were Troded I n On New t - Sllgbtly Used Grey 3 Pie<• b� room apartment,. A. N. Bontel, Pboaa WYN2'12. 11,1 · .tfe __..;'. F01JR ROOM Tr11ller � • month. Clay�n JAibard, 189 Mb St., Mlddlt»ort.' 0, 1(►-8-3\p 11:t "i" l--�•.,.l.li ---- .n:~ "-' . " .. , ••' � ' . •..,•'>i) i.«- � '�� ... With Pink or Red Slzeo: S-M•lrXL Wc.,ted ----BABY SITTING done al home dur­ l20b) 1 All White or white �C 4:00 4:30 • u:00 J<·30 1:00 tl:25 All Kinds and Sizes Ernplovment __ 1 1 41 For Rent , """i ,-.!: ' • 1 ADORABLE BABY PANTS - ---------- TELEVISION G U I DE WSAZ -TV Channel 3 Chainel 3 - Thunday l: on TRADE INS Cutlen :} ;• .,,,..• / •• BIG BARGAINS L & Z Men's Shop In Pomeroy --- ------- m ,., ..-1.'· • 4 b ;p,.,_________.................._ Ing aboard the antl-1ubmarlne ,,,;;;;;;;____________________..,_,, warfare aircnft carrier USS FAaex operating with the Sixt.b Fleet in the Mediterraneac. The Essex ia acheduleQ to com­ plete her three and one-half month NATO cruise ln mid-Dec­ ember. ( 1 7 1 Help Wanted ,., .------· =- .... .... ... ... ,i, .' ; . ,, . Julie a nd Ma ndie Rm1e spent Su nday even ing with Susan and I Sarah Jea n ne Tuttle. -Mn. Amy Wolf Call Die* SUmtt I .i,, Cuclt/1, . �t6lt9 - j· Michael C. Erwin, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chea• ter W. Erwin , M3 S. Fourth Ave., Middleport and Norman J. Sehoon over, airman, USN, 80n of Mr. Freda Grate, Rutl.11nd, are serv- STATISTICS - Benefits accruing · TWU l'!Ect� Krnehlcr living room .sutte, Plalform rocker in good BABY SITTING i n my ow n home WE WISH TO tha n k evc�;�;e I to1Hl1Lion. Inquire morning at day, evening or n ight. WY2· who helped in a ny way during 224 Walnul SL, Middleport. 2622. l0·6•3tc IU·4-Jlt - - ---the: 1icknem, and dealh of our -��� mother an d sister. Mrs. Etta !JEAN S $1UO per bu. Pick your WILL DO ironing in my home. Jlellm11n. Also the Ewing Fun­ Call TU2-J894. 10..fl.Jtc own. Bring YoUr ow n container. eral Home, Dr. D1wis, ltev. C W. l'ruflill, Portla n d. ·-()iler, and the pallbcunm; for IU·4· 12lp � - ------ ------ ( 20 I Busi ness Services ,:.'. their 11erviceH. We also wi�h tu ':-thank all lbose whu 11cnl nm!� 1'"UH SALE 150 Player pia110 rolls liood cunlliliun. C:ill Vl:.1•2441. MUELLER FU9'NACIS, WISTING ... -,r [lowen. HOUSE ■ppll■nHL Arnold Bro­ · 1 0•4-Jlp Roy Heilma n and . . thffa, Syr■cUN, Ohio. Phone • Sisters and Brothers. ONE l'Alll ready tr:iined Ueaglcs WYl-6.114. 1 1-1 I-ff �6•1tp $:l0.00. ticc Ci1rl Uostk, Hatley AIR 80NDIT10Nll'IG, Kl!!FRIGD­ llun Huat.l, Pomeroy, O. ft WISH - ,-0-extend our h�;r1 aUon servtce. Jack'■ Refri,1era· I0-4·3lp felt than ks to our friends 11ml lion, New Haven. FbOJM TI12· relatives for the be11uliful 37. 11-23-tl :card1 and lelter� to me while I ONE DIAMOND HING AND UNE 1111 -..,waa In Holzer llu11pih1I last 1 Jfom(kll 21 jewel lady·� wrist• A 1CTIONIII -week with pncumoni11. Your Watch. Inquire tl20 Locust SL, Cornpttie le"loe : memory never will be for11ot­ M1Udlep11rt. 10 5 Jk Crltt lr■dhnl :"Jen. May God bless e.tch 11111J Phone or Contact lltrtt., SJNGEI( SEWINti il'I.ACIILN.E, A. C. BRADr•OAO, Reel.... Ohle. "' every one. blond console model, in excel• Mrs. Myrlie Hirks, kilt 1:0llLIILJOll Willi gu.ir:inlec. �•Ile and F11mily. Ecpupped to m11ke buLLon hole�, duru, palth, mo11ogram and mauy WE WJSH TO th.a n k everyone J'anl'y ug ·lag �1itt11cs. Take over ..�who w11 10 kind and lhctughlful ha111n1:e 1iuc $4:J.5U. Terms ar• · durJng the Illness and death or rnng1'd ur discount for cash. John (Jack) Thomas. We &ls11 l'hune WY 2-2:lU4. 1U 5 till: : wl1h to thank the Flre1nen, : First Ald Squad, American Le- -- -- - - - -· 8elOl'P 9:30 A.M. ' -eion, blood donors, �wi111,1 Fu ll · I FOlt SAL� 4 HOOMS furniture Mlddl■11wt WY•2-264t IHclulling :i.t11glc Che£ rnngc, ; eral Home, those !e ndi11i,: flow1 en and all or our friends a nd lAt.rll �1,10 STOP Maylag W11sher, Gibson Ue' At C1tuter frigcn1tor, :.W ' �ylva1111t TV, 'J relative� who helped iu any v-. 54141 new l'orl. Sini:er Sewing Ma:.,.,ay, d11111:. l :1 l-7lh Streel, Middle- HAMfLL i■RVICI ITATIOtl ::., Mn. John (Jack) Thomas ....... ,.. 1411,. purl. I0•4•3lp • Family, Hrother11 and Sill• - ters. 10·8•1tp N 1�cc1 1 1 s11:w tNlt M A c H J N E. : zYery Doy llenl-. 1-:quq1pt•ll to zig za1,1, darn, mono• HEatEBY wish to ell.Pl"l'Sli our AUCTIONlllt gr11m, clc Sold origi nally for • beartfelt thank• to nei,:thlxm, lt.lASONAILI RATII � l tl l .00. l';iy off bal1rnce of -friend,, and churrheM for their $jll,ll0 11r $8 per month. Phone SATISFACTION GUARANTIID :;»ord1 and meaH&es of cncour­ WY 2-22ll4. Call or writ. I, 0, McCoy 10 � tltc :,aement, and· sympathy, exLcndChattr, Ohio ,1;1 uuri ng the lll noH an d 8 22 30(p AUCTION death of our dear wife and at On S11turtlay, Oct. i, 19tl0, . motber, Mra. Blrda Mae Dunn: BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Fonda, b11aornenls and landscaping. Ph. and ft•r the bHutiful !Joni l : Ou I'. M. 11l my bome back of Chester, YU IH253. � 30tp offerln11 atnt for her funer11l the Lhcster Melhodist Church, In 111rvlee. We IIY "thank you l!O C.:hester, I will sell at aucllon Lbe PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. ' • much'' lO everr one who helped following: Paperi n g. Floor aandlna and tin• Ul•11u1y Gas Range, Servel Rc• . In an)' way durln& our bereave ishing. Carl E. Nobon Rutland, fnM,oraLur, Urop Leaf table, two ment. Rt. L Phone WY 2-6969. Lluuni room lable�, Metal utiJity SJ1ned: Rev. Frank E. Dunn 10 4 6tp cab111el, 5lt•p sloul, Z l inch Crosley and Chlldren. 10·6·1k TV, 17 incn Admiral TV, Sinti1t1r Sewini,: Maehme, good, Electric I nsurance UU Auto Sales Walfle Iron, Portable electric washer, Sunbeam Iron, Quad Gaa COJ\lPLITE IM!UIIANCII PRO ._ Ct- U'" C.n tecUon, Lile, Auto. l'iN, Poll4) H,i,aU ng Stove, a Beds, Library Call Doll KWa. lllddltpor\ fable, 1' ' 1oor and Table Lamps, ; , • MlftOIIOUTAN MoTOQ 0� 12 by 13 Wool Rug, I} by 12 Wool Rug. ,.....,. OMe 1 11e fqllowi ng Anti<1ues: China BARNU.SIMPSON INI\J RANCJ: 9' •15tllCK Super Hardtop Lnok9 Cupbo1o1rd, Cht•rry Chest, Iron Aientl, Middleport. Fire, Aulo­ �'Ind run, Uli:e new. Phone WY2· Bea, H11ll Trt>C, W11sh Sta n ds, mobU■• Bonda. Phone WYJ10-t-6tp 71l:'8" _ <.:Dain, Marble Top !Jrt-sser, Tt!le­ 2903. B-27•U , E�CHEVROLET BEL AIR t dr. phone, Thn•e Stands. ' ·1 � ,,wner, low mllea&e, power Also dishe.s, cooki n g utensil,, ( 2 1 ) Rea I !:state alr:e■, 1teerin&:, R&H, while bed clothes 1md many other items �all1, 102 W. Main �It., Pome- too num4H'flUS to mention. FOR SALE: PIVE ROOM HOUSE 1'.I- 10)', 1(). i.3tp 'f�!ms: Cash. with bath, nice location. Melvin Not RHpon1ibl■ htr Accident• Hood, 111 Lo..:uat St., Pomero:,. , Refreshme nts will be served by (9) 1 80tP For Sale the Chester IJ. of A. Lodge. ..... FUEL on. and c:011 fur. Owner: Elizabeth Wkkh.am FOR SALE RESTAURANT D2 " , ....._ Call to, lrH e1tlmate1. License 6% Beer and Wine. 702 Auctiu,1eer: l. 0. McCoy W. Main St., Pomeroy. Jo-t-�tp l'onm• 6: Abbott llldaleporf 10-1·6\p ' ;.•10-UI FOR SAl.E automatic c1rrnl!ltlt1g FOR SAL&.-Lot and two houaes, One, 9 room, arid hlth, and one O. N E, Good c o ndition. aas heater with fan, M,000 '; fiiOD � rooms with runnlna wit.er, Pbpe WY2-8691. 10-6-3tc BTU Uset.l three months. ln• Call SP 3·M62, Clifl.ofl. quire al 128 Mulberry Ave., )11 BATS killed with Star W.r• 10 5 etc Pomeroy. J0-6-3tp � &arm. 21,i lbs. tl.dl. Eber.bach FOR SALE A 6 room bouae and l Hanlnre, Supr Run Flour ( 9o )-�rine Supplies bath, two l ob, atorm doqn 1 � r-IIW, Landma,k Co-Op. lll"l and windows, double gara&e, • 11. 21, 80; m •· s, 1, 12, Al II IP ■CIALI gas he11t, city wat·er. $4,500 ,.'11. iti 10, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28; 57 Mercury 60 H. P, f4t5.00 down, balance in ,mall month· (l-1) � 2. •• 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 59 Mtrc11ry 70 H. P. fSff,00 l:V paymenb. Pbone Wlt-3792. l;a. •. 311, 16, 80; (12) 1, 2. ts H, I'. M.rcury Oulflt s,tS.GO ' ' '1 1 10-6-6\p ' L MITROP O IT4N MOTORS KULES, 2 wheel l�. �n,iy Pierce, Lona: Bott()ni. 600 l11t Main Street, PtimorQ' FOi\ SAL!!: o r�m ho�111 wtth PhoM WY241111 bind, Rutland Tow1ublp. Phone . j I0 0 3tp l-2o.tfc WY�-Gl& l. 10-Mlc l21 Cord of Thanks SIRVI ON 15S!X For Rent olli::.:::;; ' ;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;,,;;;;;;a;.__.a;;:_ TRAILER COURT space for renL / per wrd, l)fje 1nsertion. Minim,Wll charge - 60 centa. -• 6 I _., per wvrd tor three COOlleC'llUve inaertiona. .._.,! - one mo1:tb for 30 cent; r,er word. . JII.U. nlfl of 4, ,cents per wOrd will tie charged for advertiB.lni II aot Nld "'1ibiu 10 days aner rece.vU1g bill. �• in Advertialni - Should Le r.pci:1� immf'diately. The • ., Dall, Bentluel will nnt be reapon&ible for m<i,re 01&4 one inccc• •. net &DNl'Uoo . _Cllrd of l'b&nb and Spec1a.l NoU.ce, o4 Ewnt.s ll.UO. ObUu.arlel , -llllbi,l,W al \ c.ri.t per word. 1 l HO. WORDS ! DAY 3 DAYS IIJ DAVS $1.36 9Ch:: 11 60c ...&O $I.Ill ...00 Sl..20 tlOe 1l\ .) $2.2ll $1.&0 17.DO 75c • ., bJ 10 A.IL will be In that d1y·1 ,..per. Mi ,, • t- --��•;;... , . • '• ·"' -� - - ·- �- .I .... .• �- .r , � J:. - ' ,M Ot .:., , I p' 01if0 ,'(.>1smo . 'i < :?''" -- '. ,:1m11r.11 i;iJh ·.,r,,·111,� !,-,r , 1!d l (!HJ; -'. ,,, · 't,11� .J ":•t1.a(;_,l:1 1ht . -ll:I it.A , ,... 1 , n l 1,,,; l I t\.!IJUW �. ....... .. . �-• Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 6, 1960 . WANT ADS IOll CONSISTO:NT DEPENDAIILE '1ESULTIJ RATES eeo. '· ,__,eel PHONE WY-2-21 57 . !. 1 1 Notices ____ FOR SALE I _ -- -- Clarenc -----. e Proffitt, . , ijltMITI AN9 PEST CONTROL : ,., lleln. frM l�lon . hs.ur- 1 POTAT Ut:S .l ( 1 4) 10-4- 1 l'ort ! a_.'. J � '.Jhrn . j � .. 11J Natlonw.._ Phone R. _.__ . _� t �-.. A. hrYke '5t•tk,n WY2· USJW GARDEN ln11lora 11110 mow• Hot11ry mower blades shar; :aM. ______ 4-16.ffc pcrs. ed . Custu111 mowilli and c.m I � _ Fir�t Pre�bytc ;i� pJow , ; Church memben, Pres hy�eria n s ;:AVl! L Y TRACTOR .,..bo have stopped coming to Sa!D'I anll S.\'1ce 512 �. Main St. S1.aada)' School and Church I Pho "' WY 2-2'75. R ar� pieue attend the reward '1-21-tk . 4-S�c _ _ 1_ 0_ t._ � __ _ It Jame1 S. Phillips , will no t be TIIE-LATE T. il.oAVIS -pro­ rilpontible for any debts contract- I perty, brkk two stcry, localed ,;,. ed by anyone other than my_sel f . j at North Third and Coal . ,._. , J11me11 S. P�ulhps, �l arr u,on Streets, Middleport, may be 1 , • ville, Oh m . seen ;my evening , 9-17-Jotc 10 5 3Lp - - - -·- -·-·---PEACJ-lES, . bring contalnera. .},:;.,;� c::;:;;;,.;;::c=...:;:c..._..:;:=.=; Webster l'"ruit Farm, L-Ong Bot• I , ln:ern,tlon,I Travel A,.ncy tum, Uluo. Phone YUkon 5·3201 We MU• Trani A.rr1Jlffflt11ll 'h W l'oreltn Cauntn Or T" 8-16·tfc .Alq l'lae, la Tht U. I BJ o\:lr. FOil SALE- l !:100 FOHD, new Mix f•wnty JJamt, $125, tape recorder, Web U2•2nd. St, Chlllpoll1 � • Phtne GI 6-1611 l· ord fur $00.00. Call WY2·6708. or GI 6-12Q 1 0-4-:!I p I i '"":""·' 'fl.•'f"A Clean quiet residenti1l location in Cheshire, Ohio. Concrete patio and walks, good water, sewer, laundry, privileges, $5.00 per week. Hobart Dillon . Real­ lor, Gallipolis, Ohio. 10·6-lOtc to a community when a new indu1try hire1 100 wortera: 296 more people!, J 12 more houserhold8, 51 more achool children, $590,000 more in per­ sonal in come pe-r year, $270,· 000 more in ba n k depoll.Ul, 107 more pH!enger car! retl.!lered, 1 74 more workers employed, 4 estab1ilhmenl1, more retail $360,000 more in retail sales per year. Reversal of the con­ ditions will produce invene re­ sults. These figures bavf been compiled by c:ompelent ai.tthori­ ties and are equ,;Jly applicable in Clevelan d. Hoboken, Ham· tramck or in Pomeroy, Ohio. MODERN unfurn lshed 3 room■ and bath apartment. Blrch cal). inets, dispooal, incinerator, large closets. Phone WY2·5141. tJ.16. tfc ----- ------THREE ROOM apartme t o Condor Street, Pomeroy, also, 4 room apartmen t on Second Street, Pomeroy. Phone WY2· 2733. 9-ZS.tfc: n n AP Alu"MENTS - .orurm■hed ud unfumU!li.ed. Mdlt1tera. )(lddl.._ port. Phone WY 2•2821. 3 3 tf FOR RENT TRAILER SPAa Cenler of town - grass lawn. WiH lake 00 ft. trailer. SEE 'i '' David C. Miller Mlddl■port, Otiio Phone WY-1-5191 MAN to take over g111 stati on. Pho n e WY2-9D20. 9-23-tfc WANTED: Mechanic:. Phone WY2· �2a. tfc: 9920. --- -- - -- --- HOUSEKEEPER for elderly man. Stay nights. Apply immediately Dutto n Drug Store, Middleport. l0·4·3lc - ' '. . ••,,·� ·, . ... .. ��.j;�/ i I 81 . .I ing the day. Phone WY2•3w.!. ll·30•6tc "'.. ------ ,.i: JJ> . -·�� .,, $1 .99 , i , �· . .®':1,i f The Shoe Box Phone WY-2-3770 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • • SALE CON TINU ES ! ! Sale Noun: 9 to S Daily - 9 to 9 On Saturday Water Heater - - $79.95 Just Llke New Channel 3 -- Friday 5:45 6.00 'l:1.)0 9:00 9:30 1 - Model 5!1 Wann Momlng Coal Heater - · only $20 Plenty Of U&ed Refrige rators • $35 & up I - 5 Piece Brown Like New Dinette Set - - only $35 1 May_tag Washer - $88 Channel 8 - Frfd11y B:00 Cartoon· s�ectacular S:30 Romper Rot:!m 9:30 Show Time ll:2� Your Esso Rt:pOTtel· Less than one year old. Will guarantee it. OTHER USED Sa)e! Mt!la's SUITS 47.50 Values • . . $38 55.00 Val••• • . . ,44 85.00 Values . . . . ,50 Otben At $22 and ,2s Brands Men's Nationally Known HATS 3.98 lo 10.00 Values $2.00 to $6.50 Washe rs · as low as $25 1 - 4 Piece Se,tional Living Room Suite Living Room Suite - $25 Deep Freeze • - · $300 Made Men's Marx and. American REG ISTE R for Free Merchandise To Be Awarded Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. No purchase ne­ ce�ry. Topcoats $1 6.88 to $34.88 Can not tell from new. 2 Blonde Step Tables and Matching Coffee Table With 2 Table Lamps. Tables & Lamps only $20 I - GOOD Kitche n Cabin et · - - $10 - I - Extra Nice Kelvlnalor Men's Dre11 PANTS ,,.as up To 7.95 VII. p U To 9.95 val. ,5,88 Up To l!.95 VIL ,s,%5 Up To U.95 val, .9.75 Men•1 White Dress Fri. & Sal. Only! S H I RTS s2.2a . 14-17½, Val. to 4.00 Electric Range l-9Xl! Wool Rug - • l�tX l! CORDUROY P A N T S Valuea 27 to 34 - $8.00 $4.88 Suede Jadlels, Lealher Jaeltell and Heavy Winier Jadlola ,.. All Drosticolly . REDUCED! Dresser • - SPO RT JAC l(Ei'S s5 Values To $15.00 · · Underwea r ·' '' -1' .. n.-.l SOcb ' ' i" . ... $1;88 , .,',( !IHlltTS' I, DRAWW _,,: '. 69c· ·' S' OCKS, !leg . ll9e , "· . ., • $10 • • J ust $10 • Coal Heater Thermo! - Utility Cabinet $15 • - - $25 • 1 - All .Metal Double Door 1-USED - -. • I-LARGE One Lot Of $88 • Used Chairs · · only $5 ea. Wool Rug - Men'a • - • • - $25 ,. 2:20 4:00 4: 30 'i:00 \:SIJ 8:QO "::30 6:25 1:SO fH!'I 7:00 1:18 8.30 00 • 10:00 . 1 :00 ' 1 · 11} 1 1 : 15 1 :00 7:30 11 iliJT If committee chairman, was• · tn charge of the Pleclion which;' was held at Davis Hall . Gallipol 11 The new prei;idenl exprl!lllled her appreciation -0n behalf of the new o1ficers and pledged to work hard the coming year. ·The-con stitution of the ora:ani• 1.ation was read and a report of a general questionnaire toward re organiting was discussed. At the next meeting the offi• Sealed bids will be rei::eived by cers, Util ng these results, ill an• the Board of County Commission- nounce the conclusions � m pro­ . ers, Meigs County, Ohio, at Ute of- ?ram planm�g, pollcl�s a n d pro• 'Weatherca11t lice of said Board, Pomeroy. Ohio, ' Jects. Committee chairmen also up until 12;00 o'clock Noon, Oct. will be annou n ced. Newe Pictu--c · . n 17 1 960 for fur ishing the folHun tley Brh1\t:Iev 'l\epon . · to It wos voted unan lmO'llsly lo.;,.ing: ' Deatb Valley Days support toward these �ew Tra nsport delivery o£ Gasoline, pledge Great Debate better rela!JOn • go�ls---Promote reaular and premium grades to ship, !cbolastlcally_ The Westerner and ,1oc1slly the Cou nty Garage, Rock Spri ngs, Eleanor Roosevelt's Dia• etween t�e alumm and the nurs­ � mond Jubilee Plue One Ohio, at the direction of the coun• . yi g g n body stud m ty Engineer, during tbe 90 day Michael Shayne -To conduct a n :uumru qucsperiod commencing Oct. 17, 1960. News l-leadli11es tlo nn�ire conce�n ing their opi n• Quote prices on· both rei:;ular Weat.t'.ercaat ion s m the achievement of the and premium grades. :ac-k Paar Sbmr Board of Comminloners reserve objectives of the n ursing school Sign Off the right to reject any or all Bids. f or future pla1ining. -.To be responsible fo� , �� BcNtrd of COVnty CommlulDMrl describing the n�r'sE!s material Cilld-11 By Gordon H, Acting Cl■rk a]Jlmnl in the new nursing s&ool I Married Joan .. 10 6 Uc bulletin, The Texan ----------- 1 ISSUES REVIEWED Queen for a Day Jn concluding the busi_n � AO■ut .,.�ces preside"nt reviewed t;lii · . t Medic NO'nCE OF APPOINTMENT ls issue! · or two official -pu\llc Day Ln Court Executrix The American Journal 1 0(, fifu Gal'? Storm ��u• Ca" No, 1M2• and Nursing OuUooJr.. · · . :e�at the Clock Ellate of G■rfl■ld A, A.dams, The ·program of the fve,,,i Who Do You Trust Dtil:Und was a movie "Seconds. For �,fl,; . Amerlcan Bandstand Notice is hei'eb)' given that val'' · shoWn by th.e cqurf.eflf). of Rin Tin Tin Clara M. Adams, whose Post Of. The Ohio IS'ell Te)_ephcine ·co. �e San Francisco Beat fice address i"S Pomeroy, Ohio, R. most modern procedures w�e D. has been duly appointed as revealed. Your Elso Reportr,• Executrix of the Estate of Gar­ FoUowi n g the program ,the WeaU1er Teller field A. Adams late of Meigs new officers served refreshments John llaly Nfiw-1 Coun ty, Ohio, de�eased. of coffee, cookies a nd n ut bread Buddv �t11rcher Sbo" Dated this 27th de)' of Septem- from a table decorated for the Face to FaCe Halloween season . be,, 1960. 'l he Fl1nt9tones 1 John C. Bacon , The next meeting will · : �e '77 Sunset Strip Acting Judge of tbe Probate Court Novemb er 1 at 8 o'clock in Davis The Detectives Hall. Program notices will be (9) 29; (10) 8-13-3tc The Law & Mr. Jones mailed in the president's letler The N�w Tomght . to all alum n i. S<!anr,Lng the Weather -'fi • T li�orts Report . ,�. Lat� Sh.ow T�pp,,rware Part,tJ�''o/' Legal ,Notices ,;,/GI-IfCARS> '5MA.SHEC> UP FINE., _.»t - MIO 4:00 8:30 d:40 8:45 7:00 7:30 8 : 30 9:00 \�:00 10:30 1:00 6:00 .1:15 1:20 j 10:30 1 :o..-, l1 :30 1 2. 00 1.2:30 Video Village CVBLY .. .., • • ·• ACE 111.,,,'l #ROTNNI.1 OM HAP.PY":'"JIM JUST l I I Mrs. CharJes Str;i.u� entertain­ ed wlth a TulJperWP<re · party re­ cently at her home on \hi ' l Avenue. , A demon stration was given · Mrs. Mickey Williams who also · co!]pucted a number of games Willi prizes awarded the winners. Refreshments .were eerYed by the hostess to·,'Jlln. Millard Va n Metcar. Mrs. G�ld · Wildermutti. Mrs. F.dward - �J!l-nedy, Mrs. � M!'iyer I Mrs. EdJ!lr · Arnold, Mrs. Eldon Wi11, · Mfs. Llllie , Hauck, Mrs. William Mayer, Mrs-i 1. • a .. • •' l<lrcil,. Mrs. � ...._ et Grim� • .�·,•• bonald , l{aU:!lk, rs. ·· Evntls, Mrs. Eula Evan itli Virginia Arnott, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Albe · .•\Vl atd. >t. j NANCV - Up To The ------·-- "-.lf' r I . ,P' �asl1;,." , . t· • 1'-'l, ,-,,, �. , • 'iii_, Coun NEWS 1 0 AM ... 1 1 :5 $ AM • 5:05 PM ON ? ",'1!;�..: i C�ipe ND. 13,07l Gail McCoy, whuse last kno\9_11 address is e/o Arlhur McCoy, The Pl4ins,-"Ohio, is ·herehy notllied that on the 6th day of September, 1960, Shirley Antl McCoy �e4..:Ql.l" petition against ·him as- d�fenila�l. in the Court of Commo11. • ,P1. · s, Mejgs County, Ohio, CB.lie- . 1. 13,0'71 prayil!g- for diY ,i;e'.. :, other proper r,:llef. Said defendant ls rerjuircd to answer on or' before the ll\th day of October, 1960. Shirley Ann McCOYAI­ By Thel� Nelson, .her lJ.ext of friend . · • {9) 8, 15, 22. 29; (HI) ti, 1�. etc We're New . . Try Us! .LADIES' BY10NS 9t: pair 3'9� . , _ AU Ta,e1 Paid OPEN NOW By SAM LEFP DoN'f WOAA'f A80Ut J,M ,.. J'(' ,_, 111M W/11/IIWUN, UM� E\!CUS!. l,1t .. ; . l'fwl, GOING 10 ·a.EAN OUT THE. eAAN l :. ·' , GAH��ER'S. THE'I' SCH � SOME CIT'r' S<RAN(iERS HAO RENTED Hlli PLACE FOi.! THE 'ilJMMER I ONE 01= TI--IEM ' r-...L..-� tm:1iS 1N TH€. WELL. iOO r - DID IT°? l)ell(ef' ,.:, ...,. . . 538 West Malil, !llt'ellt . Every Gallon Sold With A �t111•Y Baek Guarantee '- LEAPIN' Ll"Z.ARD�! 51 Gauge - 15 •'it,; l>if.t Qilallty . ' :';''-¾: ·. �tt- C ,; %4 HOURS CERTIFIED, OIL co., WHAT · �ego/ .f"otice 1 Times Daily l GOES Minute 12:30 lust For You 1 :00 News Readlinet 1:02 Juat For You 1:80 New, 1:30 Juat tor Yeu 2:00 Ca1Jing on Pt. Pleasant .a:oo Ne"fil Headline, J:02 ;Music Go Round �:30 News · • 1:35 Music Go Round 4:00 New■ Headline. 4:0'2 Mule Go Round 4· , tout Nen 4:ltl 1tusle Go lt'ound 6:00 B1u1aball Sconis 5:05 , Music Qo Round 5:30 New• RP.adllne. 5:31 Music Go Rotmcf .5:"5 COmplete New• Rrmnd-tlP 8:00 Crow's Steak Hou■e-Sounil 9f th• '6'• 8:30 New1 Headllntt 68:32 E\imllnj lbtlitadt 'J;QIJ New, Headline, 7:Gi J:veniltf tpferl�• 7:30 · News Headlltuw 7;32 Sundow_n Sere111d• 8:00 Sien oil Lc 1"1?�' ""' <;,>SOI.INF ALl,EV Brings Y011 The Chann•I 1 3 - Frldoy ,,oo t Given By Ml'i.. Stratua t: T..ove Luey WMl'O Daily Proi,-mn Schedule . �·-· - ----- -- 1:00 Guest Star 1:111 Newa •:1<1 RFD News Headlinea T:Oll Breakfast Party T:80· Pici:erui Hardware Sbo• ,,a Breakfast -Part)' 1:00 NeWI Ueadline1 a,oa Sportlil Re� l:otl Breakfast party 1:80 News 1:88 Breal1:"raat party 0:00 "News lleadllnea t:02 Breii:fast Farty 9:30 News 9:15 Breakfast Part.J 10:00 Coffee Time 10,15 Swap shop 10:30 Newa Headline, 10:32 Morning Dewtumr, 10:45 Radio ll)'mnal 11:00 Nm lleadHne1 ll:O:I Coimtrf P • 11::19 F.1hn T" ut, 11:11(1 BacU" J11- . 12,00 No- •· · PAPP< &TILL IN VNSEfr .JOE.-BUr Leaal Noticr 1 :31\ 2 :00 2:30 3:00 3:30 vno The • Clear Horizon U'9 • The Bl'igltt�r Day Love Of Life t,;Jb ThP S1:1� Stohn. .c:earch for Tomtrrow ,:so Thl Edge of Night 1 2:45 The Guiding Light i,:oo The Three Stooge, 1 :00 Life of Riley S:00 Arthur J. Smlth--tQ"ewil 1:-c!f. As the World TUl.'DI 1.15 A Look at the n'eatb�r 2:00 Full Circle 8:20 S}l-OrtB11ope , 2:30 Art Linldetter B:IO Amos &: Andy ••M The Milliona:re '7:00 Shotgun Slade 3:30 Th• Verdict If Yours '1:30 The Witnesa ,.JO The Brlgl\tP.I" oay 8:30 Zane Grey Theater 1:15 the Se<rtf: Storm 9:00 Angel _, ,.. Jl.:30. Ann Solhern Show � ..... !:�O ..:U,e _!_d� of ji!ht • 1 l:lo "'llarkliam . �'I •e�ie')to.oaer -, ::....-: �l0:00 Person To Person ':00 Arthur J . Smitb-?-,l'eft l 0:30 The Du Pont Show ¢:15 A Look at the Weatb-.r U:00 Nen 6:20 SportscoJle U:10 l Look at th11:1 Weatllu !1:30 Amos •n• AJtdy 11:15 Theater 13 '7:00 Highway Patrol 7:30 SpeclM B:30 · Route 66 9:30 Mr. Garlurid 7:00 Automobile Show 10:00 Twilight zone America n i '1:30 Artists 10:30 Eyewitness to History 8:00 CBS News l:00 News 8:)� ,Capt..ln ll.ang,aroo 11;10 A Look at the weather t:00 Cartoon T1ieater 11:15 The\ter 13 11):30 Pecembe:- Bride {Monday • Friday} on Sign 1:118 ,j THE 6(JIDANCE THEY NEED? -------·---1 1 :30 12:00 L2:30 '.., I DON T. WnO Will 7 111HOS 601N6 TO Gilt Tn,.\\ )fr,, )1ile6 EppHng wa, clerted president Of the Holzer Hospita! Nutse1 A!l,IOCiation Tues• day n ight with Mrs. H1chard E� piing named vic:e president. other offiei!rs are Mrs. Van Johnson, secret11ry ancl Mrs. Marie Rtchards, treasurer. Mrs. Beulah Ward, nominati n g ., 1111\JLTI ' ('. , :" , . :ti' , .It� Many Used TV Sets To Choose From TV Sets - from $25 & up One l'jlo • 21·''"Console -With New Pt.tun, �be \ .. Used TAPPAN oa, Gas Range . . ' • • - • • • .. ,,.. . ' ' MASOM, W. V� . ' ! W INNIE WINK!,!': ·­ $125 Tal A'lf: AOOUT YOUR '' • l • ,., r· , r,t 0< "" ''"" '• .,!1'!. ,.. r-. ,-- ... \\tlNN/G, • MASON, fURNITURE 1 20- E. Moln St. I 2:30 3:00 ll:10 Channel 1 3 - Thursday I - USED 1 - Only 19 Cu. i,. Amano Upright Dough Re Ml Play Your flunclt Prke I• Righi Concentration TJ,uth or COnsequencel' It Could Be Yoll Mid Day 'New:. Movie time Woman'1 World Ulretta You n g Theater Young Dr. Malone From These l\oots �ake Room for I>11ddy Here's Hollywood ,neamboat Bill -GisM Kid Mldic m the Ro,nd Jlm Thacker ShoW 1 1:no \ l :30 \2:00 12130 ; :00 1 : 10 PP.AL!IUTI Mrs. Eppling Is President · Of Holzer Nurse Association WHTN-TV Channel 13 $60 • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0. , Oct. 6, 1960-7 WC HS-TV Channe l 8 !:00 A:::.ericfi.11 Ba,1d1tand �: ·-1u Rn, l(Y a1:ti His Ft-ien� t.-:O San Francisco Beat 6:30 Yuur Esso Rep0rter 8:40 Weather T�ller 6:45 Jbhn Daly News 'l:00 Flight '1:30 Guestward, Ho! 8:00 Donna Reed 8:90 The Real McCoya 9:00 My Three So ns 9:30 The Victor Borge Show 10:80 Johnny Midnight 11:00 Newe Tom}!ht )1:10 Seanning the Weather :.1:15 Sports Tonight tl::.!O Late Show $100 • • Sign On Continental Classroom Tr>day Welcome Nei�hbors Mr. and Mrs, North 'Channel • - Thursday ,. RITURN •Llll'I IOOY V. A. R. authorillea Wednesd11 but t1ie Syrian pm,' • t.ieetil<I JordM't atatem.en.t th ll! ht cofflmittea autdde after autni �tlcal &l)"lWD,. �-· ' �: . . .� ;i . ;, • J. - � j.· ,1,; J;:.�·Jo;j;, .. Huntley Brink} "-I P.eport Whirlyblrchl Re11eue 8 This Man Dawson 8:SO Ba_t Masterson 9:00 Hachelor Father 9:30 The Ford Show 1Q:OO Thlf. Groucbo snow i0:30 Phil Silvers Show 11:00 News H"8.dlines U:10 Weathei-c111t ll:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Off -----'-------- 1 I - 44 Gal. Ele<lrlc Table Top Frigidaire Bedroom Suite ,AMMAN, Jordon UPI - Jordan '""',.._. ,.,. --:11,-M� I relornrd the - of a United EIGHT ROOM u·"'o uSK Arab Republle ft,bter )llot to 6:-4.3 1:00 7:30 8:00 Mike Room...for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat BJtl Sgt. PreltOQ . P1att & scrug-ga Show Weatherca.at 9:SO Ni'1'fl PtcturP These I tems Were Troded I n On New t - Sllgbtly Used Grey 3 Pie<• b� room apartment,. A. N. Bontel, Pboaa WYN2'12. 11,1 · .tfe __..;'. F01JR ROOM Tr11ller � • month. Clay�n JAibard, 189 Mb St., Mlddlt»ort.' 0, 1(►-8-3\p 11:t "i" l--�•.,.l.li ---- .n:~ "-' . " .. , ••' � ' . •..,•'>i) i.«- � '�� ... With Pink or Red Slzeo: S-M•lrXL Wc.,ted ----BABY SITTING done al home dur­ l20b) 1 All White or white �C 4:00 4:30 • u:00 J<·30 1:00 tl:25 All Kinds and Sizes Ernplovment __ 1 1 41 For Rent , """i ,-.!: ' • 1 ADORABLE BABY PANTS - ---------- TELEVISION G U I DE WSAZ -TV Channel 3 Chainel 3 - Thunday l: on TRADE INS Cutlen :} ;• .,,,..• / •• BIG BARGAINS L & Z Men's Shop In Pomeroy --- ------- m ,., ..-1.'· • 4 b ;p,.,_________.................._ Ing aboard the antl-1ubmarlne ,,,;;;;;;;____________________..,_,, warfare aircnft carrier USS FAaex operating with the Sixt.b Fleet in the Mediterraneac. The Essex ia acheduleQ to com­ plete her three and one-half month NATO cruise ln mid-Dec­ ember. ( 1 7 1 Help Wanted ,., .------· =- .... .... ... ... ,i, .' ; . ,, . Julie a nd Ma ndie Rm1e spent Su nday even ing with Susan and I Sarah Jea n ne Tuttle. -Mn. Amy Wolf Call Die* SUmtt I .i,, Cuclt/1, . �t6lt9 - j· Michael C. Erwin, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chea• ter W. Erwin , M3 S. Fourth Ave., Middleport and Norman J. Sehoon over, airman, USN, 80n of Mr. Freda Grate, Rutl.11nd, are serv- STATISTICS - Benefits accruing · TWU l'!Ect� Krnehlcr living room .sutte, Plalform rocker in good BABY SITTING i n my ow n home WE WISH TO tha n k evc�;�;e I to1Hl1Lion. Inquire morning at day, evening or n ight. WY2· who helped in a ny way during 224 Walnul SL, Middleport. 2622. l0·6•3tc IU·4-Jlt - - ---the: 1icknem, and dealh of our -��� mother an d sister. Mrs. Etta !JEAN S $1UO per bu. Pick your WILL DO ironing in my home. Jlellm11n. Also the Ewing Fun­ Call TU2-J894. 10..fl.Jtc own. Bring YoUr ow n container. eral Home, Dr. D1wis, ltev. C W. l'ruflill, Portla n d. ·-()iler, and the pallbcunm; for IU·4· 12lp � - ------ ------ ( 20 I Busi ness Services ,:.'. their 11erviceH. We also wi�h tu ':-thank all lbose whu 11cnl nm!� 1'"UH SALE 150 Player pia110 rolls liood cunlliliun. C:ill Vl:.1•2441. MUELLER FU9'NACIS, WISTING ... -,r [lowen. HOUSE ■ppll■nHL Arnold Bro­ · 1 0•4-Jlp Roy Heilma n and . . thffa, Syr■cUN, Ohio. Phone • Sisters and Brothers. ONE l'Alll ready tr:iined Ueaglcs WYl-6.114. 1 1-1 I-ff �6•1tp $:l0.00. ticc Ci1rl Uostk, Hatley AIR 80NDIT10Nll'IG, Kl!!FRIGD­ llun Huat.l, Pomeroy, O. ft WISH - ,-0-extend our h�;r1 aUon servtce. Jack'■ Refri,1era· I0-4·3lp felt than ks to our friends 11ml lion, New Haven. FbOJM TI12· relatives for the be11uliful 37. 11-23-tl :card1 and lelter� to me while I ONE DIAMOND HING AND UNE 1111 -..,waa In Holzer llu11pih1I last 1 Jfom(kll 21 jewel lady·� wrist• A 1CTIONIII -week with pncumoni11. Your Watch. Inquire tl20 Locust SL, Cornpttie le"loe : memory never will be for11ot­ M1Udlep11rt. 10 5 Jk Crltt lr■dhnl :"Jen. May God bless e.tch 11111J Phone or Contact lltrtt., SJNGEI( SEWINti il'I.ACIILN.E, A. C. BRADr•OAO, Reel.... Ohle. "' every one. blond console model, in excel• Mrs. Myrlie Hirks, kilt 1:0llLIILJOll Willi gu.ir:inlec. �•Ile and F11mily. Ecpupped to m11ke buLLon hole�, duru, palth, mo11ogram and mauy WE WJSH TO th.a n k everyone J'anl'y ug ·lag �1itt11cs. Take over ..�who w11 10 kind and lhctughlful ha111n1:e 1iuc $4:J.5U. Terms ar• · durJng the Illness and death or rnng1'd ur discount for cash. John (Jack) Thomas. We &ls11 l'hune WY 2-2:lU4. 1U 5 till: : wl1h to thank the Flre1nen, : First Ald Squad, American Le- -- -- - - - -· 8elOl'P 9:30 A.M. ' -eion, blood donors, �wi111,1 Fu ll · I FOlt SAL� 4 HOOMS furniture Mlddl■11wt WY•2-264t IHclulling :i.t11glc Che£ rnngc, ; eral Home, those !e ndi11i,: flow1 en and all or our friends a nd lAt.rll �1,10 STOP Maylag W11sher, Gibson Ue' At C1tuter frigcn1tor, :.W ' �ylva1111t TV, 'J relative� who helped iu any v-. 54141 new l'orl. Sini:er Sewing Ma:.,.,ay, d11111:. l :1 l-7lh Streel, Middle- HAMfLL i■RVICI ITATIOtl ::., Mn. John (Jack) Thomas ....... ,.. 1411,. purl. I0•4•3lp • Family, Hrother11 and Sill• - ters. 10·8•1tp N 1�cc1 1 1 s11:w tNlt M A c H J N E. : zYery Doy llenl-. 1-:quq1pt•ll to zig za1,1, darn, mono• HEatEBY wish to ell.Pl"l'Sli our AUCTIONlllt gr11m, clc Sold origi nally for • beartfelt thank• to nei,:thlxm, lt.lASONAILI RATII � l tl l .00. l';iy off bal1rnce of -friend,, and churrheM for their $jll,ll0 11r $8 per month. Phone SATISFACTION GUARANTIID :;»ord1 and meaH&es of cncour­ WY 2-22ll4. Call or writ. I, 0, McCoy 10 � tltc :,aement, and· sympathy, exLcndChattr, Ohio ,1;1 uuri ng the lll noH an d 8 22 30(p AUCTION death of our dear wife and at On S11turtlay, Oct. i, 19tl0, . motber, Mra. Blrda Mae Dunn: BULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Fonda, b11aornenls and landscaping. Ph. and ft•r the bHutiful !Joni l : Ou I'. M. 11l my bome back of Chester, YU IH253. � 30tp offerln11 atnt for her funer11l the Lhcster Melhodist Church, In 111rvlee. We IIY "thank you l!O C.:hester, I will sell at aucllon Lbe PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. ' • much'' lO everr one who helped following: Paperi n g. Floor aandlna and tin• Ul•11u1y Gas Range, Servel Rc• . In an)' way durln& our bereave ishing. Carl E. Nobon Rutland, fnM,oraLur, Urop Leaf table, two ment. Rt. L Phone WY 2-6969. Lluuni room lable�, Metal utiJity SJ1ned: Rev. Frank E. Dunn 10 4 6tp cab111el, 5lt•p sloul, Z l inch Crosley and Chlldren. 10·6·1k TV, 17 incn Admiral TV, Sinti1t1r Sewini,: Maehme, good, Electric I nsurance UU Auto Sales Walfle Iron, Portable electric washer, Sunbeam Iron, Quad Gaa COJ\lPLITE IM!UIIANCII PRO ._ Ct- U'" C.n tecUon, Lile, Auto. l'iN, Poll4) H,i,aU ng Stove, a Beds, Library Call Doll KWa. lllddltpor\ fable, 1' ' 1oor and Table Lamps, ; , • MlftOIIOUTAN MoTOQ 0� 12 by 13 Wool Rug, I} by 12 Wool Rug. ,.....,. OMe 1 11e fqllowi ng Anti<1ues: China BARNU.SIMPSON INI\J RANCJ: 9' •15tllCK Super Hardtop Lnok9 Cupbo1o1rd, Cht•rry Chest, Iron Aientl, Middleport. Fire, Aulo­ �'Ind run, Uli:e new. Phone WY2· Bea, H11ll Trt>C, W11sh Sta n ds, mobU■• Bonda. Phone WYJ10-t-6tp 71l:'8" _ <.:Dain, Marble Top !Jrt-sser, Tt!le­ 2903. B-27•U , E�CHEVROLET BEL AIR t dr. phone, Thn•e Stands. ' ·1 � ,,wner, low mllea&e, power Also dishe.s, cooki n g utensil,, ( 2 1 ) Rea I !:state alr:e■, 1teerin&:, R&H, while bed clothes 1md many other items �all1, 102 W. Main �It., Pome- too num4H'flUS to mention. FOR SALE: PIVE ROOM HOUSE 1'.I- 10)', 1(). i.3tp 'f�!ms: Cash. with bath, nice location. Melvin Not RHpon1ibl■ htr Accident• Hood, 111 Lo..:uat St., Pomero:,. , Refreshme nts will be served by (9) 1 80tP For Sale the Chester IJ. of A. Lodge. ..... FUEL on. and c:011 fur. Owner: Elizabeth Wkkh.am FOR SALE RESTAURANT D2 " , ....._ Call to, lrH e1tlmate1. License 6% Beer and Wine. 702 Auctiu,1eer: l. 0. McCoy W. Main St., Pomeroy. Jo-t-�tp l'onm• 6: Abbott llldaleporf 10-1·6\p ' ;.•10-UI FOR SAl.E automatic c1rrnl!ltlt1g FOR SAL&.-Lot and two houaes, One, 9 room, arid hlth, and one O. N E, Good c o ndition. aas heater with fan, M,000 '; fiiOD � rooms with runnlna wit.er, Pbpe WY2-8691. 10-6-3tc BTU Uset.l three months. ln• Call SP 3·M62, Clifl.ofl. quire al 128 Mulberry Ave., )11 BATS killed with Star W.r• 10 5 etc Pomeroy. J0-6-3tp � &arm. 21,i lbs. tl.dl. Eber.bach FOR SALE A 6 room bouae and l Hanlnre, Supr Run Flour ( 9o )-�rine Supplies bath, two l ob, atorm doqn 1 � r-IIW, Landma,k Co-Op. lll"l and windows, double gara&e, • 11. 21, 80; m •· s, 1, 12, Al II IP ■CIALI gas he11t, city wat·er. $4,500 ,.'11. iti 10, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28; 57 Mercury 60 H. P, f4t5.00 down, balance in ,mall month· (l-1) � 2. •• 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 59 Mtrc11ry 70 H. P. fSff,00 l:V paymenb. Pbone Wlt-3792. l;a. •. 311, 16, 80; (12) 1, 2. ts H, I'. M.rcury Oulflt s,tS.GO ' ' '1 1 10-6-6\p ' L MITROP O IT4N MOTORS KULES, 2 wheel l�. �n,iy Pierce, Lona: Bott()ni. 600 l11t Main Street, PtimorQ' FOi\ SAL!!: o r�m ho�111 wtth PhoM WY241111 bind, Rutland Tow1ublp. Phone . j I0 0 3tp l-2o.tfc WY�-Gl& l. 10-Mlc l21 Cord of Thanks SIRVI ON 15S!X For Rent olli::.:::;; ' ;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;,,;;;;;;a;.__.a;;:_ TRAILER COURT space for renL / per wrd, l)fje 1nsertion. Minim,Wll charge - 60 centa. -• 6 I _., per wvrd tor three COOlleC'llUve inaertiona. .._.,! - one mo1:tb for 30 cent; r,er word. . JII.U. nlfl of 4, ,cents per wOrd will tie charged for advertiB.lni II aot Nld "'1ibiu 10 days aner rece.vU1g bill. �• in Advertialni - Should Le r.pci:1� immf'diately. The • ., Dall, Bentluel will nnt be reapon&ible for m<i,re 01&4 one inccc• •. net &DNl'Uoo . _Cllrd of l'b&nb and Spec1a.l NoU.ce, o4 Ewnt.s ll.UO. ObUu.arlel , -llllbi,l,W al \ c.ri.t per word. 1 l HO. WORDS ! DAY 3 DAYS IIJ DAVS $1.36 9Ch:: 11 60c ...&O $I.Ill ...00 Sl..20 tlOe 1l\ .) $2.2ll $1.&0 17.DO 75c • ., bJ 10 A.IL will be In that d1y·1 ,..per. Mi ,, • t- --��•;;... , . • '• ·"' -� - - ·- �- .I .... .• �- .r , � J:. - ' ,M Ot .:., , I p' 01if0 ,'(.>1smo . 'i < :?''" -- '. ,:1m11r.11 i;iJh ·.,r,,·111,� !,-,r , 1!d l (!HJ; -'. ,,, · 't,11� .J ":•t1.a(;_,l:1 1ht . -ll:I it.A , ,... 1 , n l 1,,,; l I t\.!IJUW �- --�·-·--· -· - f &--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- M idd leport . 0 . Oct. 6, - TONIGHT and FRIDAY Bi•\llore no - M:-Hk Damon ,. -nlE REBEL BllEtD'· - also 1· aobert Knapp - LmdJ Lal'.,.,0,1 '"THE TH.Rf.AT" -� Al10 Cartoon ] SATURDAY ONLY I Cb:lps Raffetry, Bnu:l· Arl'IH'r -sMILEY G ETs A {; L 1 :1. · (Color & Srnp(' 1 \ - also � .Ke nt Tayl or - .lo h 11 :-,m 1 1ti "GHOST TO W!\'. ' · Also Carloon 1 960 I Church Class Met A t Bowers' 95-Year-Old Man Enjoys Visit From 4 Nieces \Ir!> Elwood Bowen, t>nlert.1 i n l·d j L l w l, ulden H ult• L'lal>S o f the l'om 1 1 1 • 1 uy l hurdi uf C h ri:sl Tuesd.i) c l t·nmg al her hume. l'he:slcr Huad l In- m ee t m g Ill d1 a r g e of �trs Bul'.· e r�, p res 1 d i•nt . o p ened w J t h dei o t w ns tak L·n f rom Ps l l m 2:l hy ,\ : rs Charl<•s Eskew . Twu real1111gs ,. , . rr iiven · · �ol In Vain" by :,.1rs \ J d v i n S n u th and " Horse Sense . . !n .\I r � '.\'l i lto � Ho us h Pny er by \lrs Hart.tld Sm1lh, cunelu(lcct the I d1•1u1 mns. L t I I!\ (Ju i l len. 95 . of f_k wi l l !\ l ( , rn h,id th e ph•�su re u f � l' PIII!: f ( l ll l' n t J 1 1 � r1w(·e� reet"nll y Thn• 1,1 n , .\1 n, lh• rn J l' (' Hawk , H em · ,\! ; ( r a n' Sw .:1 rl 1 , rs i, 1 k 1 ; ro\ P \ l ! r n l . :'>Ir� Shirl !·) B,dir. ('hP� I , · ,· a • : r l ;l,lrs Sarah Woock. Tup l" 1 , l ' i ,uns 01 \1 , ·r :.:11,•sh were :\I I . Ba h r a 1 1 , t '"' 1:1\1� ( 'tw�ler, ( ' . E I ', lt•inbers ;rnswcn•d rull call with W 1 1 wk I n r pe, , 1'1 .i i m : '-I r and ,1 kmg o r lhe Old Testamt'nt )I r� .-\ r t f\asp\ 'f. ('olumbus 1 1 · 1inst m.1 s l"ard�. wrai>pm�s and I '-11' (J u t l l < -n is I l l �uod he a ! l h ' n hl)on., .,.,,,re distnbuh:-d lo lhl· cnJu) � v1s 1 t 1 11 :.: lu s 1 m· m lx:rs t o sell as a money rm k., nd � 1 1 l l mg prnJt•ct A rou nd robin 1 fr11' 1 " I ' a n d re:,dlll i.: his B1hlt. i.:ct ,v,· 1 1 r 1 r,t \I ii� u· n t to Mrs l; [a01 . n.u t,.:1 M ,:� · . 1t' l 1 i'1 1 S m i t h was in d 1 a rge ut l'l1 \ ! ' I l <u t , n1 f•III ;,aHI prt :tL· s w n e a w ankd t o M ··� :s:tl w.irJ Vc11uy and M rs . De u � c r l\ :1pple. I 90th B I RTH DAY SAL E • l •• • . •' Hrlre'..h rncn l.� wrr1· S('n·NI bv t l1e 1 111�1.::.s tu l h .: a hove 11 1ml·d :ind '.\.t rs. (1,nnd O h l i ni:er :.ind Kath r nl. :\!rs Lettil Spencer and Ll'a 1 1; Veno:1. T h l' II C X L 11,Ct'l!llf; will be lll'hl 111 till' ho;n1• of :;t rs. Ch arles Es kcw. - --�-- -CONF I N E D AT HOM_E l lcrman London is ('()n f 1 ncd l o hi s hJ1rlc 1 n Sv nH'llSe becau s e ol bl1�m! r,oi !>olli ng. - - ---- -- Men's and B ig Boys' OXFORDS Sizes 6 l o 1 2 •• , MEN'S •• • f ENGINEER BOOTS Sizes 6 to 1 1 $1 0.9 5 I• •' • BOYS' I• WORK SHOES Sizes 12 1/2 to 3 $3.99 pr. • •• i CHILDREN' S R UBBER BOOTS Sizes 7 ••• •' to Big lO $1 .99 pr. I $4.99 pr. IH)\'S' and GI RI..S' o x r- O R D 5 S i ,:: • ll l :i t u :1 I N F A NTS' HIGH SHOES :J 11.1 to 9 $2.99 pr. M t: N ' S COHK SOLE WORK S HOES Siws 6 to 1 1 $4.99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store •• N. SECO N D AVE. M I I HlLEPORT EST BETS IN OYl� WEAR l't lll Bulky Knit l:1 1 l ky knits willl the popular shawl (' Ollar th;il lin.v .� hkl'. l'housl• fro m pullown1 a11d utrdigani;. l 'upul:ir l' uiurs, loo. FOil BOYS 2 TO 16 JACKETS and CAR COATS ••' '' • • $3.99 to $1 6.S0 •• • able f11bries U111t makes them easy to tare !or. Go ld, red, l>ci·.II C, green, etc. Broadcloth l e All 1he wonderful, new was h­ All Siles For Boy, ••• Wo,h 'n Wear •,, SPECIAL S H I RT S t'or Boys 6 l'LA N N EL ' I.. ,. $1.99 to $2.99 , fi �Utut broadc loths In wuh ON l,V • �- SJiH l to 3x , 4 to fill and $1.00 • .� 1o ' 1e. A wide seleclion or washoble ! ..,.;----, For Boys 4 to lo 16 S H I RTS i ,'a, we,.r plaid&, stdpes and pla111 • SparklinJ screen prints - bo xed. Made or a m iracle fiber blend for soltne.ss, freshnes.s o( col o r and long life. Dover 74 - 7Z"x90" Rayon, Cotton and Orlon . . $6.95 Dover 22 - 72"x90" Rayon, Cotton and Orlon . . $8.95 :,1 'Brilli antin e' Bedsp reads Tone on Tone Tufted Spreads. Exciting and different! Dress up your bedroom in this stunning horizontal strip­ ed design spread. Sturdy cotton , viscose and acetate blend that washes colors sparkling bright. Preshrunk . In beige, aqua, pink, topaz, brown and tangerine. on. Slr.e& 8 to 16. FOR BOYS 4 TO 16 SLACKS Boys' 13¾ Ounce Western Style SIZES 4•8• J EANS $1,9 9 $1 .99 - $2.99 SIZES 7-18 · $2.99 - $3.99 A tnrd, Lo-bea t value I n aood Wa,Jt 'I\ W ear Bedford co rds J3o/4 ounce sanlorizell � rtwduroya. '1 ,, 8ize1 4 to 18. Joan■. IN POMEROY �----------..,..;I I ,, IRONING TABLES Curved leg ironin g tables with delulle features. 12 po­ sition adjustment with safe• ty lo<'k. New impro\led st ur­ dier, non snag leg joints. $S.95 Olher Melal Ironing ' - Tables . $4.95 and $7 .95 For better plants and flowers. Scientifically prepared. Ready t,, use. 4 lbs. 49c 10 lbs. 98c . .... , . lbs. -- 19c 'Gibbs" Peek-A-Boo maize. Stripes - florals - noVelty effects. Warm fleecy out­ ing _flannel for pajamas, gowns, infants wear, general ME N'S Flanne l Sport Shirts Gel ready now for cold ,days ahead. These Big Yank fLinnel shirts are smart looking, flt properly and are properly made lo wear a long Ume . Siles small (1414½), medium (15,151>), and large (16-161>). ' ....... .. . . . $2.15 MEN'S THERMAL Hooded �weat Shirts \ BOYS' SIZES 8 TO 18 Men'11 WiKt�t; fac�ets· ' ' United States Wins Majority In UN Today U!HTED NATIONS. N. Y. UPI -The -United State. today m us­ tered • majority In ! he u. N . General Aasembly against a d eter mined Rululan effort to win a seat for ij:ed China and the Com· munlst bloc appeared beaded for another defeat. ' Nalion1Ust Ch inese Ambassador Dr. Tingf.u F. Tsiang sC'heduled • second addre1& In a■ m■ny days to the a51flmbly while American and So\liet delegation me mben campal&ned in the corridors for the neutral nation vot111 on the Red Chlna laue . Smart sturdy corduroy s for practical winter wear. Choose the continental model with adjustable side tabs, no belt loop or the regular Ivy League styles_ Black, tan, or brown. $ 3,95 Slim s11n 9i-or Boys IN STU�DY · CORDUROY - · - · · · · · · - · · $3.95 Husty Sizes For Boys NIW SUPPORT YORK UPI-Fresh sup­ port trickled into lhe stock mar­ moderately active · open• ket lit Ina: today. MEN'S SOCKS SISTEl•llj,1,AW DIES PASCAGOULA, MlsL UPI Mn. Marie Antoinette Mall�tte 1l1ter•in-Jaw of Ohio Stephemi, pov. Mithae DiSalle, died Thur&­ dl)' ln her home following a lon a lllneu, , NEW ■ IN STURDY CORDUROY · · - · · · · · · · · · $3.9 5 OUTDOOR THERMOMETERS Adjustable. Easy I<> in­ stall. Adjuslfl for easy reading thru any Window. vy, black, brown, char• coal, and .dark green. 3 pelrs $1 .00 White enameled wood toilet seal chrome fittings. . ,$4,95 $1.00 ' . TO I LET SEATS ! · Four Seasons Men's stretch nylon and silk socks. Stretches to fit your sl!e (9½-13). Na• $49$ ' . Corduroy Trousers 39� yd. Other Men's Flannel Sport Shirts . "We li,siened to , Sen. lotm F. Kennedy uwl now .we wan} to pre· llf!nl oor side becau'se ft are in­ tel'tsted at ge tting at the whole truth," Sen. Roman L. Hruska CR•Neb.) said. "We feel that . if those fellows out there in the hall want to dis­ agree with us they of course have tbat right, but they should n ot come In here and try to break up our meeting with a lie detector teat." , The truth squad 11 a lfOUP of GOP Jawmaken w ho are follow­ ing Kennedy to present th e Re­ publican answera to his spee<' h es. Hruska sucgested, however, that his .truth &quad would be happy to take a lie detector teat "if they will bring Senator Ken• nedy in here and put those polY· graph straps on his arms." 69¢ Printed Flannel $1.95 CINCINNATI UPI-The Repub­ lican ' truth squad ran into a bunch of De mocrats bere Thurs• day night who wanted to give them a lie detector test. Th� Republicans, who said they would rathe r let th e public decide who w111 telling the truth br111hed aside the would•be Demo­ crattc "truth squad"' with the sug­ l'8lion that they were just publicity seeker■. Mesh all cotton panties for girls. Smooth elastic waist, full cut, double reinforced crotch, .ruffled elastic leg, extra strength seams. Sizes 4 to 14 in white, pink and YARD W I DE sewmg. For Lie Test Panties For Girls Both For $2.49 . Ar Face Demand Styli 50-80-Ciew Sock�wear 'em s11aiglll up flipped once 01 t11ple­ tolled-1ny way rcrn like 'em. All wMe. Sim 6-8\i • , • . • . . . . , 39c Sizes 9-ll . • . . . . 59G Styl162'-Boys'Strai&hl•Up CrewSocks. for acli�e boy5 in �ctive colors white, nny, brown and red. Sim 6-8½ 39� Styli 91-Anklels-lor big and 111t1e ials in rainbow co!o1i----wh1te, yellow, b!ue, pink, red, navy, brown, hunte1, mint, bei11e , aqu1,orth1cl, irey, ma1oon. Sim 6·11 J9t and . . , they·re indelibly id1.1�d for eaay pairinir alter washintC and made from mercer\Z('d long• staple Bebonlll oottun Alrlean Vlolel Soll With new controlled-foam applicator. Foam cleans with­ out soaking . Easy to use. Dries fast. Shampoo and ap­ plicator ,3.99 value. • I. Caridi_dates e earcbin' g For Local P0Iitica More Votes, Wit_h A Month Left Until Election Truth Platoon POTTING SOIL Jtarci, , L with ' SHOP F R I DAY 9:00 to 5:00 • S ATUR DAY 9:00 to 9:00 ...,._.. _, Central Ohi■: foll ...,1b1Nf thla """"''"-­ laturchly. Othwwl• fah' c..ler t■lla'I ■NI t.nlwht wlttl &hanu of ffNt Nd ce... tral +.nlaht, W.,,,... hturd•y. Hlah Way '5-70, ... t■nJtttt U. 45. a... th,..... ac.a,...... · 61i Ever since lhe MaY pri mary eleelion top political candidates on t he national level of government hav e been fighling tooth and toenail for more vote! fro m the peOple of Meigs County and th e collntry , On the local level with only a month until the general election, ofrice hunting is beglnnlne to. h um. Candida tes of both par th�• are spending the ir spare time ,eek. Ing more votes. Some local candidate• . are rising from lhelr beds al dayI1a:ht, pac• ,..the ing a' _l·unch, and stayjna: on <'aihpaign road a 11 d ay, . • In_ �t,� ·P� lbii ye_ar, O, llM, lteputillean, and, 1 ,668 Detno:crats voted . COmpu� to 19S8, this year's May primar-y alm01t doubJed t he former becaw:e thla is a presidenth•l year. Three candidates in the eounty are shoo-ins, unopposed, and with• out worries. The three a re present Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach, Ber nard Full! for pro•ecuting attor , ney and Stanley J. Blaiewici, run• ning for County Engi�eer. The county com m issioner race is drawing wide attention from voters, as it does in every Meigs county election. oemo<'rats nominated are William McKelvey, who recelved 688 votes in the primary and Rolland "Plusger" Neuttling, who led his ticke t with 1M votes. They will pair up against Dan Har• linger, w ho led all Republicans for the etffiee with 2,366 primary vote, and Avery Nelson, who h ad 1861. In the <'On lest lor state represen· t.etlve from Meigs County, George posi.i'g in<'umbent Republican Har• Meinhart, r�nnlng for his firth mon O'Brien. The office of recorder is 110ugbtterm, will oppose Dl!:mocr1t Erne,t A. Wingett, a ,Racine \lillage offlc- by Republican Paul " Corky" K1 oeis and Mur. ine Allenawetrth. Neither i&I ror 16 11ears. iuFor clerk of co ts, Republican hu -uked for pubUc office before. A number of offices of inter• Evelyn· Lucke ; �king her second term, ia oppo•� by Audrey Youn l. eat oh the atate and distrkt l evel. Running · for · treasurer is pr.esent a\-e up ror decision. The most talked about 11 that of office holder,. Clyde G. Milhone, Rt· pllbllcan, opJl'Osed by D emocrat representati\le to Congress. Present offlee holder, Demoen t Walter Geraldine .\'.ol!ng. · c o"roner H• nr, Ewln • 1· 5 b•i"" H. Moe ller, ia facing fo rmer stale • ·� challenged ror hia , orl lce by Dr. senator, Republican Oakl e1 C. Collins. T. A. Hewe•·on � ., a Pomeroy osteopath, Who ls·, entetlilg pc)lltlca lor The only t hina that can be pre• · , . thlt nr.,t· UIDlt · . Jlicled as of no.p: (-qi thffe �I\ FOr ,pfl)lfate 1"d�e; , wlio wirn.t to ,Mp',e,. ,llie Ailific, ill prese nt COUllty Court Judg!: ·Em.- tltaf · a'ft, Will be \letY busy in th e melt W. P�ofles, Democr.at , is op- sbOrt weeks 11\ead. ---------------"-'- ---- lhr11.m�,nt Fot-o·'s·.:_M.u-s·1·e Comp"any Seletts pomeroy F·or New, Mus·1c• tore s Meigs Gounty was blessed with a new business this week with the. ening of the Fotos Music Company store on Sec- P.olitical Pulse Republican Hopes Surge In . SoµthAs D-nger Flags Fly CAMP AT GALLIPOLIS COLUMBVS VPI-Qr . . Robert Halnea, director of Mental Ry­ a:iene and Corre ction, said today he has abandoned ,., pl&ns to start a prison honor camp a t Da1ton State Hospital. T�e department would conUnue plam tb estab• li1h an honor branch for con­ victs at Gallipolis State I111titute. . . 11,e annual election of directors of the Meigs County Agri, �l!ur•l Society will be held Noy. 12 from 5 p .m. -to 9 p.m. In ' . · t&, county commissioners' office. er ested In The election wH ordered this stein Auocialion la Int week at a regular meeting of th e pu tting on a show at the 11161 �ounty fair board will\ Preaident fair . , -The. proposed new fu,.iOr • Fr,d D. LeUheil pretidlng. Nine r buildinl, in that plans and Fai . meJllberi wer4 in atten�ance speelf l cation, nilllt be · prepare d t on Joh� k Fran etary &Sard Secr WU directed to ac�pt no · peti• and approved by the St■te Depart � for nomination to 1961 ment pf Ac-rieulture for approval. -Race horse owner" ,ho will fair ttoard memberfhlp • after 5 ulllnal• here have ' com• winter ad• I). Ill. Nov. 5 and to obtain about track ' condltfons. plained Ohio under pquiNd· \"eJUllng The bo¥'d 1l10 -heard a - report · w.' · ' Sale of �mbenhlpt in the from member Charlei ·Jbdf6rd on If F< to ,top 111• dq Qf tb• Fhi1 trip - to t!i• � j:o"'11Y , air to ch eck on conct!Nion1 for el�ton. · the 1961 Kehl• falr, · and ileclded but ed, � board 111<1 dl1CUU not to appl1 for COit 4lirll:t . race Ji: no acUott on: .;.JA�tePQl't tbal_ tlJ,e Cot&Ob: Sol• -..,1 D� Jea�. � ·.� , � . . � .. .: . s 'lf, ' ond·S 1· m omeroy . The company is owned by G. Bill Wit hers, representative of th e company, began moving the P. Fotos of HunUngto'n. Mr. Fotos new st.ore into the Ewing build- is a graduate of the Cincinnati "I ing formerly occupied by the Conserva tory .of Music, has studSecond Street Market, Thursday. ied in Europe, and has done conHe said today the c ompany is t9 cert work. He is 1!10 a piano tech• be one of th e largest In the area. nicisn and tuner. The new store is the fourth to The new store will sell such pianos, organ11 be opene d in t h ia area by the famous brand and stereos as Baldwin, Hamilton, company. They have twe stores Kimball, Kohler and Magna\lOX in Huntington, and one In Mays• factory and wiJI be managed by David ville, Kentucky. Two Rou, llunUngton who Is an ac- lrained organ service men are employed by the company in or• c\)mplished organist. . K.hrush Goin,: Home M r. Withers is a nativ e of Ma· der to give th e best in piano and son County, W. Va ,, and now re• organ service, Mr. Wlthen said. .Bui Wants To Return A &rand opening ls planned . UNITED NATIONS N. Y. UPI­ aides with hla wife, Jo Ann at Soviet Premier Nikita S::" Khru• Le Sage, W. Va. Mra. Wi t her, is t hroug hout next week when the sh<'he v is ready to return to Rus· a physical education teacher at store will be open rro m 9 to 9 Monday through Saturda1. sia, ptobably •by ea r� next week Wahama High School, source• reported today. But there were indications he want■ to come back in ' March for another U. N. aummlt on dlaarmament wit h the ne w pre,ident of the United St.ates. . '."here . were hopes ttae SoViet leader would reveal some ot his intentions at a U. N. corre•Pond� f:1'1.s HSOCiQ.liOn lunch today when he was -acbeduled to make a short state ment and tben antwer q_ues• ATLA�A UPI - Gov. Ernest captured 1oi, electoral votes in the tion1 from reporters. a.ttended 18 - state ar�a of southern and VandivJt of Georgl• Fair Board Election Set Down For Novend.er 12 In Cour. thouse . . I xuberant Pranksters Ca use 9 O'Clock Midd leport Corfew Mayor's Own Picnic Table Carried O,n School Lot Yard �fage ls Set For ·' 2nd Great TV ,, Debate ' Sllm•U•Planl UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOO KITS ' Mem bers of the Middleport Vo\. un teer FiH Depar tment voled Thursday evening during its regu­ lar mee ting to give the depart­ ment's building cetm mittee 1.uthor­ lty to spend 'nre department fundi> ln stcuring the start or the pro­ poaed new fire sta tion, A represenlaliv e of the depart­ ment will go before the village council Monday night to diseuss further village cooperation in the project. According to an Oh io Inspection Bureau repor t a new £ire station ia one of th e recommended im• prov@!menta to be made. Women"'S I½ Dmiot«l To Tb lnternt, OJ Tb Help,/tlao11 .4reo Preceding the meeting a stdk 11upper was served to the members and the department phy�ician Or. Ray R. Pickens. Dr. T. A. Hewet­ son and Louisa Johnson were guests. Th e meal was prepared by Jack Beehtle assis ted by "Bruz" . -. . . . . � . . .. ; . '' Mills and "Mac" McKinley. UNLUCKY FOR NUMBER S.EVEN .:.. Tbe Yankees' Mickey Mantle flips his bat to the Other buslneu during the regu­ lar meeting included plans to al· side af�r striking oUI tn the fir1t lnnln of W orld �ries gapie number two in Forbes Field. tend a fire achool at Athetis, Sun­ Pirate catcher Smoky Burgess watches fhe fly ing bat. Later In the game Mantle hit two hom­ day, October 9. ers, putting him within reach (with 12) of Rut h 's World Series ·record of 15. . $ 3.95 en t1n e a1 y iremen Vote Own Funds On New Station $4.19 B I SSELL .' ,1a.-. Beautiful Tartan plaid blankets. Warm , soft, yet rugged that will look just as good after innum ­ erable washings. 72" x 90" size with 5" acetate binding. Colors - lied Grey , Turquoise, Toast' ' Lilac. • ' SINGLE COPf - k Nylon tricot t ailored paja­ mas for women. W hite!Red, Bei-ge!Brown . PjnkfRose, A­ qua!Pink. Siws 32 to 40, The recreation room of tile hnme of Mra. Everett Bachner was dee· orated in orange and black carry. Double fleeced fabric, completely lined With· thermal Ing out the Halloween theme for Lile regular meet ina: and Hallow­ cloth for extra warmth. Hooded and with front muff oon party of the Ladies Au•il lar)' pocket Grey, red, or nav{ blue. Snjall, medium, large, · · to the Middleport F� Depanment and extra large. held Tueacfay evenln&, Mrs. David J enkin, received the prize for t he prettle1t costume. I'•' Mn. Bachner won lhe pr�e for the ugl l eet and Mrs. Thomas Han• n lgan ror .the most orla:lnal cos­ ' tume. Followlna: 1 1hort biJslneas mee t­ ing conducted 1,y the president, Mn. Emmelt Shyler, 1amN1 were played with prize■ beina won by ' Mn. Howard Dalley and Mn. Lee ' Roady for sale In the men's depal'lln�t on tile maWt Smilh. The travellnu priie, !ur­ Jaekel liow. "!blle selec• noor. Come tn select y0\11' nlahed by Mn. Jack Bec!hU e, was . tloDJ -are best. � 38 to and eitra lirge sizeo 411 to won by Mn. Hann111n. · ' ·2 ' ' Pi� and coffer.- were served by . L ' O • '• Mr■• Bac h ner with Mrs. Rusaell Milli as auiding hoateu to those above mentioned and Mn. Gerald Anthony, Mra, Robert McElhlnny, Mn. Sohn Vromai,, M.r1. Th.om.a D1nt M.r1, · R'l''"'!flll II� and Conille •n4 Koi,a . "Jameson" Plaid ay UnltM ,rft1- lntwnttiontl John Jay, 11■met1 chi.. luttlce tht Sup,.me Ciwrt. by Pr•-'· t W■■hin,ton wtt■n only 44 Nn old. waa th• yitun..tt man n.med to the top ludlclal of- PAJ A M A S METAL ta LOWE R PARKING LOT BEACON BLANKETS •• e Now You Know NYLON TRICO·, $5.95 new ACROSS FROM THE •--+.:,.._...________..._____ TWIN or FULL SIZE Auxiliary Holds Halloween Party plaids ,a nd sharp plain c o l· 16 Wo,h 'n Wear '.: Screen Prin t Blan kets Literary Club Met At Las.her Home The dislricl rally of the EUB Vouth o f Group Four was held Mond1:1y evening at .the Enterprhie EUB Church. llcv. Francis II. Glaiier was in charge of th!! opt!ning servic8 wh ich b c�an with g rour �in�ing of · ·sumh!uc In My Soul" fol lowed IJy lhc reatliug or Psalm Il l Uy Nor• nu1 Jean Ucarhs and prayer Uy Rev. F. E. nunn of Syral'use. Dllnna Buhr of ttie Tuppers Plains Chari{(', vice president, W,!8 in c h arge of 1he meelin� when i1evf!ral busir.ess iJ.erns Wl' re dis-' cm1sed. The Vouth Fcllowshi!) of the Et1terprise ch urd1 was awarded the banner ror the largest num ber present attd also the hnnncr for the largest p('rccnlagc o r member• s h ip present. Election of omcers, in charge of the Rev. Paul Sellars, Youth Di• rect or, or Jacksonville, Ylas held wlth Norma Jean Benrhs selected as pretiident; Bill Carlton, vice prealdent; Donna Bahr. secrcbry; Ami Carlton, assistant secretary; Ca,ro]yn Bell, treasurer: Larry Circle, as9istanl treasurer; Oonnit 811hr, pianist. Carolyn Bell, assist• ant pianist; Huth Ann Brothers, news reporter, ll.ncl Roii:er Holter, asslstRnt news reporter, Refreshments i n ch .rgc of Mrs . O rvllle Brown, director o r th� local Youtll Fellowship, arid :,1rs. Thomas Bentz, assistant dir�tor, aulsted by Mias Helen Davis were sef\led to the 81 perso ns pt·eaent, The next mee t ing will lie hefd on December B at the Tuppers Plains El!B Churc h . ,_ ON THE MA I N FLOOR - Mens and Boys Wea r - House wa res - TV - Music Dept. Dry Goods - Notions - Hosiery - Cosmetics - School ond Office Suppl ies - I nfants Wear - Lingerie - Foundation Garments - Kodak Dept. ON T H E 2nd FLOO R - Womens· a nd Gi r l s Ready Ta Wea r - Curtai ns - Draperies Luggag e - Blankets - Bedspreads - P i l lows - Furniture - Sma l l Rugs. ON THE 3 rd F LOO R - Furniture For Every Room I n Y our Home and Floor Coverings For �very Room I n Your Home. EUB Youth Rally Held Monday Night SWEATERS $3.99 to $7.99 ' • A duucing party was held Sal• u,·day evening. Oct. 1st at the home uf N ,m cy Jo Cole , Refreshments were ser\l ed to t h e following Johnnie Hetzer Jr. and Homer E. Cole, Mary Weh unt and Sharl)n Sayre of Zanesville; M r. and Mrs J i m Withee, Middle• port . Mr . .ind Mrs. W m J. Rlteh 1 e and daughter Cindy, Miss L'et11 l a· G�ul .. • Be th .in d J ane l Sue I l l urfman , Chester; . �ob Trippe and Mars h oll Md,11111.in, Mason; Dav1_d l� 1 ggs, Lo�g Bo llom and Uu! ch lialll . Racme Later attending were Mr.- and M rs. Homer A, Cole and son � U illy . Ut1i1b!e lo at tend wC're Clyde J n hnson a nd several olhl'r�. S;i_nd "' l l'h cs, pun d1 and potato e h 1 ps Wt·rl! sen1 l·ti . ------ - The M iddleport Litera, v r? , 11 mt•t Wednesday artecnoon �h1 cuu niry hon11.• of Mrs. B c r\l i.. LJSh r.r in Ru11an d, M r.s. Emerson Jones, presidenl, presided over the meeting whic h I 01wncd with the d u b collect in uni�on. Mrs. Jones welcomed the members .and guests after the surnmrr recess. T h e F'eder;1tio n n:eering to be hdd in At h ens. Monday, October 1 1 , �I t he Virst Christian Chureh ,vas announced. All reservations Pomerny. Ohio HI USt l)e iri by t he 13th to eit her TONIGHT . \lrs. ,lones or the secretary, Mrs. J. E. H arley. I 'z-:· i \ n n"Millf"S The dub "ave congratulation s "T: l 1•: c . rn:.\·p,:s r SHOW tu Mrs. D. ll. Harti nger on her i i!'! E.\RTM" rctent hirthdJy. ,·T <'du; i ,,ilor1 An interestin g review o f the Deity l l u l !on - t"urnel W i lch­ hook "The View Fro m the ForRunning time: 2 hrs .. 30 m in. 1 1 et h Floor" was gi"en by Mrs Box Offic4t doses 8:30 l'.M. llo<lney Downing. The auth o r of F R I DAY NOT OPEN t h e book is Thei;Klore l,J. Whi te, SATURDAY, OCT. 8 11nd is the story of the magazine ' •THE ATOMIC SUBMARINI!:" pu h llshing world. Aeeording to Dick Foran - Bob Steele Mrs. Downing it is a good book - also ! h at did no t receive very good re• "IIOUSr. Ot' INTRIGUE" v iews. ('C'cchnicolor) A review of the book which has Curl Jurgens - Dawn Addams b{'cn at the top of the bes t seller Sun., Mon., Tua,., Oct. 9,10-1 1 list for several months, "Advl•c .. PI.EASE DON'T EAT and Comwnl" was given by Mrs. THE DA IS!ES" 0, 8. Stout. This bo o k, authored by (Technic olor) Allen Drury, is written or politi• Doris Day - David Niven ('al intrigue and some say a no· Colorrarloon liceahle piirallel with lhe Senate and nt11ional leaders of the prts ent day. Twenty members resp o nded t,, Hu· rnll call wil h "Why I Vo te." (.;ucsts for the aflernoon were Mrs. Sl1111sbury and Miss Susan Park. Arrangements of dahlias 11)(1 chrysanthemums from the guden tif Mrs. James Tltu1 decorated the Jh L11 her ho me , The nexJ meeting or the clu b -WU! be October 1 9 at the home of Mr's, ,.Henry Null. BOYS 2 TO 16 .... MAK.E ELBER FELDS IN POME ROY YOU R SHOP PING CENT ER! MEIGS THEATRE $2.9 1} pr. Sizes I Dancing Party Held At Home Of Miss Co/.e --�--,..,·--,,..,__�,..... .- . church 1ervlce1 in Hot Sprin1s, Ark., durin, the .recent southern Governo'rs Conference· and heard a sermon delivered · on anll•Catholicism. · . Farrls Bryant, De mocratic nomin ee for a:ovemor of Florida, at· tendeil a new■ conference and told reporters hie could noJ "intelligently, morally · or phyaleally''. campaign activelY for · "lh e na t ional Democraµc ticket. Gov. '-°11 Barnett of Ml11 lulp• pl altended a White Citizen, Council rally and told a eegre11t1oniat audiehCe the South should ge t be· hind ind ependent electors In the Nov. 8 presiden tial election In a. ahow o( repudl:ltl ng the liberal platforms or both parti es. All thi� means. that . danger flags are . flying for the regular Democrallc pa rt1 in Dixie In the final weeks of the preshlentlal campaiJ:n. Third ParllH Llmlt■d Althoui:h organited third pal'ty eympath le• are very Um lted in catn.Pata:n, hmil)' year's this fla:bt1n1 wlthl n Democratic ranks in the South has caused a surge oro! hope• ln th, Jlepubllcan ganiuUon. West Vira:lnla Gov. cecll Un• derwood, a Republican, says the YPP .bill � ch.anee to. ta.lt, most of the 1ttll.es in Dixie and wiO four as do "at leHt II well" year• �o. ' In ' 1N11 � Sllallllowe, boraer 1tate1 covered by the Southern Govemon Conference. They were Delaware, Florida, Kentucky, Loul1ian1, Maryland, Oklahoma, Tenn essee, Texas, Vlrglnia and West Virginia. The Democratic ticket , headed by Adlai Stevenaon, won 81 el ec, toral· votes in Alabama, Arkan­ 1i1, Oeoriia, ' MiHisalppl, North carollna and Souib CaroUna. · Th e most seasoned polltieians are .unwilling to bet the ir an on which way the South will go, but here are aom e of the i11ue1 that are coneemlng th e voten: Religious - Dixie 11 st ill pre· domlnanll)' Protetlant. and Sen. :Joh n Kennedy's . Roman Cat1101ic faith wlll have some bearin g on voter preference. But there is about as much o[ a campaign on to n e utralize this issue H there is to promote ;t. Racial - Only the similarity of both party l;Jlatlonns on ci\111 rJa:hts ls preventing a mo re pro• noun'eed upheaval in consel'Vlli\le aolllhem nnkl. International - Southemen are openly concerned II perhaps ne\l• er before in the nallon's foreign tffairs. Almo■t te a man, aoult"i ern govetnors have named Atn(!rica's c1e· 1un-.. wldl Rllllia and world �mmuni•m during th e next four years the m01t important issue of the UHM) presidential race, They put" i\ far ahead of the civil ri&htB diol>� ., The fun ' s over in M iddleport. Exbuberant and over-anxious Halloweeners Oaunting an official but well.tempered request last week 'tor "sane be­ havior," Thu�sday . night created what observers admitted . looked like a Jungle on the high school lot. Picnie tablea (one of them May. ental re sponsib.ility in such cir• or Kenneth McEl hinney's), 25 or cu mstan<'f!I. It levies finet of 30 ga rbage carui, and aundry from $5 to $25 again•I parents of other ite mJ1 too numerou1 too children found guilty of vanda• mentlon littered the school yard !ism or ot her law breaking acli• and Chief or Police Herbert Gi l - vities. itey said. And he added: Laat weelr: Mayor M<'Elhinney "lt'1 gonna end right now.'' and Chier Gilkey published a He said the Mayor ha• author. reasonable requeat that vanda. iied a stri<'t 9 p. m. curlew. After th at hour all youths up lo and including 1 8 years of age m ust Syracuse To Enfor�e be off Middleport streets unleu 9 p.m. Curfew Law aC'companied by their parents or fhe Syracuse Village Council guardians. will enfoue a 9 p. m. curfew start­ Ordinanee 780 provide!! for par ing Saturday, Odober 9, i t was an• nounced today. The fire siren will be blown at 8:4� p. m. and all person& under 21 years of age must be ho me by 9. Any pe rson under 21 out after 9 will be taken befo re the mayor ■nd pare nb will be held rl!!ipon1i• ble for an1 dama,:e , Mayor Wine­ brenne r said. · WASHJNCTON UPI - Af ter 'uctt negotiat ion and ..1ru:ument and betwteen political camps � network official,. l he � wa5 &et for the ■eeond It debate" on television to­ ,,Andl judging from t eir recent h •Aeechc1, Vice Preaidenl Richard 1', Nbon and Sen. John F. Kell· n�b\ were likely to • be a,ppreC1 . abJ,y,_ more <'Ombative than they w in their first encounter. iIll candidate& new into Lown d · I the nl&ht ind will meet WELCH DIES - Joseph N . over nationwide television for one Welch, 89, the New EngLind ho� .tarting· at 7:ao p. m. EDT. lawyer who gained fame dur­ 1'helr first debate wu broadcast lrom ,Chlc ,go Sept. 20 and two ing the Army,McCarthy hear­ mfre · dolnt appearances are to ings, died al Gape Cod Hospi­ tal in Hyannis, Mass. He died of a heart attack . ::��=��:N�;�:�� Comp6ny'1 1tudio1 here at WRC· ff, Il will be c arried on TV si m ultaheously by NBC, the Ameri­ e-1 Broadca &tin a: Compan1 and the C�lumbia Broadcasting Sys• tem. The Mutual Broadeaiting gu Snttm wm carry the deba te en radio. .. Because Nixon did not appear to hi& best physical ad\111ntage in tlle first debat e, the vi<'e pres l• ly WARREN DUFFEE dent'• campaign auocia te• aPlon.l nt proacbeJ tonia:ht's 1how with utw".::;;c�J �;� Vlce most eare and extensive prepan· P r esident Richard M. Nixon a t· , t1on _ tacked hi1 opponent Seo. John F. A� ln1 to NBC officials, lhe . Ke nnedy 011 .the medical _ eare isRn LI • fl obl ec-., NI ,...,. to the u1e ,of u i CleveIand speeeh .n, uraw �a\Jt.bt, lndJ.l'� calla ··cul- � � . l • .r •�a - thotl � a t'l.ose-up' tr.A . crib Ke =� pe d.ea pieture•of' one c;mdldate ·wbde · t he , !I e other one is talk.Ina:. · for e ed as � to ba t .::! . e P The network lnalat ed that auch ::.i k OU t t�ree f m • , U · . S . shots are neC'essary to facilita te �e GO; nommee sa 1d :•s own lens changes lo \lary the pic ture rederal • st1te ��luntary medleal seen by home viewen. The Nixon c,-re plan had a nu m be, r of ad,, people finally rel•• t•d Thursday vantagea .011er K ennedy ' proposon lh• understanding that the cut al lo prov 1�e health, benefits unaway or react ion Sho t would not der the So<'!al Se�ur1ty program. be used "indiscriminately . ," Nixon said his proposal was bet ter than the Democratic plan be<'ause "lt would be \loluntary, not forced on unwilling citizens. wouid be operated bY t he st.,Ie wi th federal help and would build on and not deatroy the en<'ouraging progress being made by private health lnsurance." ' °.'.l:.rc!���-� Kennedy Says He Didn't Duck Issue Medi'cal PJan lssµe Ar ed WASHINGTON UPl-,&en. John F. Kennedy aC'cused Vice Presi­ dent Ri<'hard M. Nbcon today or "reckleHb" and falsel y charging him wHh dUC'kine the civil ris:hta i.ssue in the Sout h. "Mr. Nixon makes thi.11 charge despite hit. own failure lo atate his position,'' t he Democratic prf!aidential candida te 11id in a stiff statement replying to a se. rl• of allegations hb: �bliaii opponent bu made in both North,.­ ern and Soulbem speeches. KeuedJ said Nil.on baa chal­ lenged him to talk about civil rights in the South "in 11pite of the fact that In our - fint debate on nationwide te)evl51on . , . which was broadcut to t be South, lhe Nort h, the East and the West, I said that I would not be utia­ fled 'unt il every American enjoys .h1s full constiLutional r ights.' " The Democratic nominee said be "w e n t into detail on t he in• equ.ality of opportunities" Negro­ es faced in education, bousing and employment, wbile Nixon "did not <'hoose to take up lhis problem at all" during their ra• dio-TV sesaion Sept. 26. By Mr. Nixon fo;;; f:IA rec:!t :� ... Driver • Arrested For DWJ A£ter Night Accident An accident on Mulberry-av was investiga ted by the Pomeroy Po• lie<' Departmen t last nig ht at 9:20. A car driven by William ft. Dean, 36, Rutland, ran in to I pa rked ear owned by Louise F, Johnl!On, fi2, Pome roy. Dean was charged with driving wh ile intoxiea ted by the investigating offleer, James Souls-. by. The parked car was heavily damaged, De an 's only slightly. There ware no reported injurl e1. · Middleport Poli ce investigated an accident yeaterdaf afternoon on N. 2nd-st when a truck driven by James Null, Cheshire, was side­ swiped by an A1hl11nd Oid Refinina: truck drl\len by Maywood Auther• son . .ff, Racine. The ' truck driven by Autherson sustained medium damaa:e while the one drive n liy Null was dam· aged slightly. There were no arre1l8 or injurietr. Cilf Fireman Held In Holdup Attempt Tues. COLU?i!BUS UPI-Ric hard w. Ermacora, a cily fireman, was held · on $18,000 bond today to awall trial on charges of armed robbery and abootlng to WOund in the attempted holdup of a super market Tuesday In nearby White• hall. Ermacora pleaded lnnoeent to t he charge1 in municipal court ·Thursday . He ls attused of at• tempting to rob a Kroi:::er Co, store in a White hall shopping renter and of wounding thr store manager and two stock bO)'!!I who pursued h im . TWO ARRESTED IY PATROL Shelby N. Pickens, 24, Long Bottom, and David Aggy. 22, Porn• eroy, were arrested by th e Ohio State Patrol on a charge of hav­ ing fictit ious rea:i1tratl ons. Both will appea r in Meigs County Cou rt. VISIT HERi Mn. Doris Brown of Columbus spent a few days with her daug h­ ter snd son-in, la.w. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ket■ inger, as did Mrs. Hazel Clark and aon of Columbua. MN. Leroy lte11inger attended tlte fun• - et·w.i - ,_.. Probation Violatioµ Char,;ed To Dunlt, 19 Haro)d E. Durst, 19, Dexter, was arrested by the Sheriffs De1»1rtme nt on a charge or violation of probation. Willi■ m R. Dean, Ru tland, was taken into custody b1 the de­ partment for driving while intoxi• caled , He w l ll appear in County Court. Kennedy conferred with top aides today In preparation for his seeond hour-long coast-to-coast de­ bate with Nixon tonight on th e major te)e \lfslon-ndio networb. Thursday night, he centered bis fire on the CUban crms, blaming t he Eisenhower admlni&­ tration lor th e eatabliahment of an armed Communist camP. gc, milea off u. S. shores. He a1ticiz· ed Nixon for biling to IOUDd a warning after he viliited CU.ba five years ago. Kennedy appeared to 'be try­ ing to put Nlxon on the deJen­ aive on the Cuban altuatlon and to be making a coun terattack on the ci\lil rights issue In advance of \ his confrontation with ' the vice president tonight. liam cease. Two or three inti• dents of property damage had been reported.. Then laat ni&ht, the roof fell in. Re1ull will be, among other things, that scheduled �cord hops apparently will have to be canceUed. One Wal lo take place Saturday nigh t at Middleport Hil,h School. 7:30 to 1 1:30 p. m., with the laya as emcees. Unleu Ille llpp ia to dole . all dancen to "& � bome b)' 91 Mom or Dad is aroanil' to aceom• p1n1 dancers home, then: ca.n be · no reCOrd hop, a�ding to Chief Gilke1. A troop of 17 ei:tra police offi• cen will be enliated to enlor<'e the <'Urfew. They will blankel the town in shifta through the hours of darkneu. Chief Gilkey said after football games youth will be expected lo go hom e immediately. !P u... .,., Nixon Plans 3rd Foray Into Ohio During October By UnitN PrNs lntern,atlDMI Republican State Chairman Ray C. Bliss t oday announced that Vice Presiden t Ri�hard M. Nixon will PIIJ a third vi.lit to Ohio this month. Bliu' office i.n Columbus said NiJ:on will speak io Cinci nn1ti the nigh t of Oct. 25, in Columbu1 at noon Oct. 26 apd in Toledo the ni&ht of Oct. 28. TO MAICE APPLE BUTTIR GOP headquarters said t he ex• The Syracuse EUB Church act time and place of the Nixon will malre apple butter, Oct. 13. m.eelings in these cities will be Price will be 60c quart. Contain· to Mrs. announced late r by Republican e ra should be •brought co.unty committees sponsoring the Edith Hood or leave ord era with appealance,. Mn. Harry Clark. Blia' aooouneement eame as a wave of ORtimism swept into thJ . ranks o[ the Republican organiza• tion in Cle\leland where Nixon drew an estimaled W,000 per• aoni dn his \llsit Thurt(by. "With 9U<'h a welcome, the Democrata had bettfl' watch out. We11 carry this coun,b'," A. L. DeMaioribus, Cuyahoia County GOP Chairman said today. "Wben I tell YOU that 275,0CM) aking history-m the of Arnest Lt. Commander Richard Tpersoos were- on th e streets to atomic sub SKATE will be feature spea�er at· the anouaJ Ra- greet Nixon and that mON! t han venswood ,5 Banquet. 18,000 wer-e jammed into pu blic That announcement came today from Bill Caldwell, presi­ hall tn hear hfm, I am conserva• dent of the sponsoring Ravenswood School Imp rovement As· tlve", DeMaioribu, Hid. sociation, as this hustling . Ohio River commun1ty swung into high,gear for the October 25 affair that bas become bolh tra• Gallagher Fined $5 dltion and model in West Virginia. In Mayor's Court Commander Arnest., now Staff in July or 1967. Prior to that hf 1n Middleport Mayor. Kenneth _ submarine various in Medical Office r, Submarine Squa- had served McElhinney's court last · night the with work \ including posts, e h t of both made eton, t dr9n Four Pa t Gallagher, Middleport, was SKATE'S historic runs to the: SEAWOLD prototYpe reactor. · Clned $5 and c01t.s for intoxicaA Pennsylvania nativ e , now re Nort h Pole. On the firs\ visit to the pole, siding in Connecticu t, Dr . Arnest t ion. This morning the mayor fined SKATE was under ice for ten is curr ently engaged in various Leroy D. Hose har, Weat Colum­ submarine POLARIS of aspects surfae-days and fourteen hours, bia, $5 and cost& for intoxkation. ing nine times in ice "leads" opera t ions. C.ildwell said seeuring Dr. crOJ1sing the North Pole, and comt was "a signal accomplish· Arnes the around ®-minute a pleti�g One Killed As Train world tour by circling the pole. menl, full in keeping wi th the Freight The stt0nd trip, also a scientific stature and di\lersity or our pre.­ Rants vious speakers, and we're lo0king · NEW YORK �I-A 54.rar exploratory voyage, saw SKATE log some 3,090 miles during the forward to a highly entertaining freig ht ramllled in to a standing siJr;.e,r freia:ht train on the New twelve daya she apenl in the and informative evening." Ticket sales ror the banquet set York Central line In the Bron:ii: permanent ICe area. The tour brole all pre\lious records for for Tuesday, October Z5 in the t oday, killing one mah, injuring block�&: n,000 distance and· time In polar under Ravenswood High School l!:)"m are ano\hcr and ice operation11 and established the now on sale throughou t the State commuters on lbe ir way to v.'Ork. All four linea of the Central'!I All tickets sell ror $5 and all ■bility of submersibles to oper• ate at any lime or the. year in proceeds go toward impro\lemen t Hudson Divialon, which also is of local sc hools. Everyone buys a the main line for transcontinental polar region1. tlcket-inclurling the spe■ker and tr•ins includina: lh e 20th Century sub, in Dr. Arnest, an expe rt ialo Ntw Yt;k, WWI Woelle4 lodiOi who cook allrl- ......, lho. SU'ni jojaW 111,.i.ie, ....... j I History Making ,Atqmic Sub Skate CommJnder ToSpeak At Ravenswood $5 Banquet Standi1111: y. • •• •• •• •• ••• ••• • • • '' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 6, 1960