https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4f9d75cc07943e3e9dbd470590d2431d.pdf 4b763a608dd314638e54fcf39f75dccc PDF Text Text .' � '•. " ... . �·'· Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct 7, UHIO C ' hurch Held Rally ' Day Serv,ces L ast Sunday � 120 per.on, present Ma,n . /Y . . HONORI GUNDDAUGHTIRI WSCS Met Wedneaday Ladies Aid Holds Women's Club Held .41 Tiu, A,bury Church October Meeting "LMnc E<ho ," was the topic of Meeting Thursday the devotions led by Mrs. William At St . pauI's ChuICh Eichinger when the wscs of the At Restaurant AL.. uuut People Hol,l Rullr Ser11ic•• Mr. and Mrt. Verne Davia en• tertalned with a dinner recently at their home on Russell St., Middle­ port, hoooring their 1?anddau1h· ter and great grandd au1hter, M�. In cele brat ion of Nationa l Don Je tt and dau&hter, Uea Kaye BPW Week members of the Mid ­ on th eir birthdays_ dl eport Bua.ineH and ProfeHiona l Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jett Women's Club met Thursday at tht Martin Restaurant for lunch. and Lisa Kaye, Hr. and Mrs. Geof. The lWlcheon began at 1 1 : 30 frey Wilson and Kel ly, and M.r. and with Mrs. Marguerite Dunt and �wlrs . Carl Moore, all of Pomeroy Mrs. Charlotte l"errin actin(I H and Mr. and Mrs. D■Yil. hostesses. e In Pomeroy I _,,,_ -- ----------...-..----- ·----�-- - - - --- !TaUy Day wm be oDServed this comin,c Sunday by the First United .Presbyterian Church; Midd leport. Richard Vaughan, superintendent wJII be In charge of the church school hour with special music by the Junior Choir. During worship aervlce both the Senior and Junior choin will pre­ sent apecial numbers. Thoae attend­ ing the services will J>e given but. tons lo wear for the day. afternoon 11er.,.ice following at The October meeting of the Asbury Methodist Church met on ly LUCILLf HAWK11-.1 Ladies Aid or the St. Paul's Lu• Wednesday evening at the home of Jail, DI, lel'Vice1 held by 2.3fl. ord Church or Christ last '. prw·ram or mu�ica r numbers Miss Do ris Wells, student nurse theran Church wa1 held Wednes• �: : Wil liam Houd.uhe l t, Syras . daJ· e\·ening in the church 1ocial ,, J� prd.-rH, d w1lh the service u om!l affiliate work at Childr en's Mrs. Alice Capehart, president, ope 111 ng with cungrci;ational sin g Hospital, Colum bus, arrived today room. . . . �nted a s pe-c1 a! vo mi; Douald Nii sh , Dean u f Ken - for a week end visiL with her parMn V1rg1l H�mm, . pre111d e nl, was i n- charge of the meeting .11nd apd the Jumor Choir tucky Chnstian College , gave the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells. opened the . meeting w l�h pray er twelve shut.in ca l la were reported. . by Linda Forrest &&ng OPf>nmg pr ayer an rl G eorg e Ward , Mrs. Ben Spencer of Antiquity I !.ol lowe d with group Sl�fi ng of The birthdaya of Mrs. Carl Hett· /at, t,he Door." R.11lph I a student al KCC. read the scrip- spent the past week end with her Sweet Hour Of Prayer. A plfy ing, Mrs. Dana Winebrenner and concerning prayer was prese nted Mias M..trcia Karr was obse rved. ll.lre . • � putw of the church. sister, Mrs. Frank Rytht'r. The local club also have a win­ dinne ll uck l t ! M T a·f1ut Y po i s sue Smith, who is doing af· hy Mrs. Hamm, Mr�. Edward Ball, Communications were read from Al so p resent for the day was a r1t ,&he_ church with the quartet from Kentucky Christian ftluite work at Children'! Hospital M�s._ Waller Schreiber, and Mrs. miuionaries in Africa, Japan and dow display at the oHice or th e F'uel Gas Co., to acquaint com posed of St e ve Blitle n, Dale in Columbus, is spendin(I the week Wilham Mayer. Men:ibers answer• Korea. A report on the district Ohio th e publ ic with some of their meeting hel d ed _ro l recently in l ca l l read1�g Ports­ by a lesson Kendle, James Vancuren and Joe end wi!h her parents, Mr. and Mrs. top ic for L961 of which prayer ' is mouth w.u 1iven by Mrs. Herring ciYic work. Shol1is who sang, •·o Look Away." Then Smith.. ··stand By Me"• and "The Amen Rev. and Mrs. E. E Roush and the theme . Rev. Wil l iam Voris who also re poi:ted on the Minis• Next Tuesday they will meet ters' Wives Retreat hel d there. . Mn Amy Helm have returned to re ad the scripture le5.!lon. Chorus " at the Masonic Hall ror their D u rin.i;: the business session, · idrs. Capeh ut, Mrs , Eichinger, regu l ar meeting. Dinner wHI be The Harmo nettes , a women ' s their h•lme, Lakeview, arter a sev· trio from the Hilawn Church of eral days visit with the former's RE-11 . VoTis suueited that the so- Mrs. Houda1 1helt and Mni. Royal , serYed by membe rs of .F;v1ngeline Chnst in Huntington sang '"I'm siater and brothet•in-law, Mr. and ciety change its name to Women rhomas preaented I Chapter at 8:30. the proi of the St. Pau ls Church. It waa topic, "Words Thal Lift Horlioram 1 Feeling Fine," "Do You Know My Mni. Charles Withrow. ns." ' g , u1t 1_unc h· Mrs. Geoffrey Wil �on and Mrs . decided that each member would Je�us . '" ''.My Jesus Knows What I A prayer ''Love To God and ! Membera a 11e ndm Need ' ·.ind "Prayer is Lhe Key tn Cheste r Buckley were recent visll- b rin g an item of 50c to the next Man" read by Mn. Eichinger con• �n were Mrs. Luella J�nk1JU1on, Mn. Pearl Reynol ds, M1sa Bess meeting which wi ll be se nt to the" duded lhe meeting -11£ter which Heaven."' ors in Parkerabur,.:, W. Va reComing from the same church Mrs. Edith Grover returned to Luth eran Welfare League Homc reshments were served by the Sanborn, Mrs. Mabel Sanbor1_1, Mrs. Kathryn Ral l , Mrs. Sadie was a m<' n's chorus who s.1ng "Tell her home in Cheshire Wcdneseday for 1h e Aged. .os�css. McEl hinny, Miss Freddie Hou d aIt To Jesus," 'Near to the Heart of evening aftrr 11pcnding a couple of A readinl{ and candleli-:ht i;rrChu Wild n and rch the e da i M r r a " . I K ·o:1� ld � ; '� � ;� � :�cr ::�� �:� ��: �:�_ , · :i1��err: �� :ri ���:t ��� - :�� r t . :�; id H: m�. ;��s itl�-��·Mrs. Perr1· n ,"..n. Tom w·1eII I o f lhe Roll a ,,d and M r!. Gcor�e ro·iane Bet1. ) and Mrs. Wil l iam May er. 1 hf' church HnG "Wonderfu l Peace," Oaaft and baby of St. Joseph, youngest membeT, participating. $ anf! she and Mrs. Ethel Ne lson Michigan. spent the wee k with F.ach mem�r l ighlNI a cand le , Troop. 249, BSA, Pomeroy met soni::, "Jtsus, Rose of Sharon," Mrs. Betr:'s mothe r. Mrs. 8. A. formed a circl e and prayed the at the IOOF Hall Wed ne-aday e veNext on the pro(fam WU the Dodson of Chestec__ ·-·� . I Lord's Prayer. · ning 7. They at enjoye d several trio number "l\'nry Pa l ace•" by gam es with the los ers Refreshmenls were gtting served by Catherine Russe-II, Peggy Runeti Mrs. Hamm, Mrs. Sehreiber and throuJ!;h the spats. OX and Linda Forrest. They alRo sang MrR. Mayer to 1 1 members and Ralph Spencer nave a 11hort talk "Yield Not To Temptation." Thursday the executive one guest, Mrs. Bal ,.,. l. OSfo55 0 feQ on lhe first ald conte,t 10 he .,•eld committeE' ofevening · p Makini u lhe quartet lroo1 the th e WSCS from the Th e next meeting ·wm be held al Gallipolis, October 18. The . Bradford _church �ere WaynE King, · on Wednesti ay, N011 · 2 at LJ'J p. Patrols will demonstrate the d if- Heat•11 M'• t""od,,t Chore•" met at Qf U Wesley S1ason, Linda F'orreJSt �nd I the church in Mi dlepor ferent mettiods ol t,·rst ,,·d and eusa plans for the dyear's t to disM rs. Alher ' Cox oI M'ddl I eport m. in lhe church socia l room. Gleim Evans. Their num h er was - - allQ program. wi ll be judged on neatest and Attending we re Mrs. ·�.,.;P - Lind• J..wson •'Let The Lower Lighb Be Burn. 11'nR hr-� l f>�� lo th e Rose Garden Earl Kn ight, speed. . . . ''TJ!II THREA1'" Club M Tupp(' rs Plains, WednesQ U ing:· Mrs. M. L. French, Miss Frieda Mr. Speneer also told of thE- Faehn le, Mrs James Brewington. Ruth Ro-ed who wu accompanist day .Cl'cnin�. Sept. 21. • Allo Cartoon Fa l l Camporee to be held at Mrs. L, W. McComas, Mrs. G lenn for congregation singing also 8<'· , .Mrs. !Jlah Swan, president, an, �· JATIJIDA.Y ONLY Chester, Oct. 22 and 23. companled the Rutland numbers nounccd !he R<>"ir,nal mcE-1.in'.' to Lambert and Mrs. Noah Haakins. l,p,. ltal(etry,. Brll<!e Archer and those of the ho1t church. be held at 1,ake Hope on Ocl. 12 P lans were made by the troop This coming Monday evening !'IIIILRY G,:TS A GUN" The service c losed with "God Be and · the dates were read whe rt lo sell Christmas cards an d first the re1ular meeting of the WSCS Miss . A dtlllllng aunt does ii, Oit<Hioek 11111nfs give • Eth el Garland e ntertained , (Color & Scope) Wlth You" with Roger Madden, a llll! club was to place arrange• th e Pomeroy Shakeap,eare Club aid kits. The kits wiU be spon- will be helcl at the church at 7:30 - also •••k and dot11 pldUrt ol "wll1t1 "'- money w11n1"1 KCC student, giving the benedic- · ments in the Citizens Bank con• Wedne!Klay afternoQn at her home sored by the G and J Auto Parts wlth Mra. Carroll Swanson in ·· nt- Tt>'lor - John Smittl teat. lion. and will cost $1 to $25. in Minersville. charge of devotions and Miss San. caOotl cW,, automatlmffy 111111111d to the hnr, 1111 •�HOST TOWN" Seventy three person■ attended ' Mre. R. V. Weatherman present· The troop was al so invited to born in charge of the program. Th e meeti ng in charg Mrs. e of 'Alto Cartoon - . the afternoon program with rep- ed corsa(les to the new officers . sure and valid 11<1ipls. all e n d ,. square dance thi& Satur'> · talied the IoIIowing: Wt 11 tam Baxter, president, open• da y at -.7: .,v resentatlves 1rom M1'ddleport, Pom• as she ins IUNDAY Incl MONDAY ,., p. m. at the Jonlor BIRTH ANNOUNCED ed wilh th e Women's Creed fol• pe Lanie - fltephen boyd eroy and Rut l and Churc hes of preat'dent, Mrs. Swan; vice presi- lowe High Auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. :Albert Mi l ler of d with devotions by Mist Christ. I dent , Mrs. H erman Black; secre- Garland , J\F,S'.f 0� P:VEIIYTHING" There were 30 on-v New J ersey are announcing the •~•t• and w h o 1ave an int e rpretslary, M i. Fred erJ • GoebeI Th e · -: :(S;cope and Color) l four rs birth of a d aughter, October 4. de ea t pre�nt tlon with the l Psa of · c"' Howard Cal dm 23 taken from a . CONVENTION NOV. 4 new treasurer Mr11. - alao Bobwhite The new baby weighe d ten Read Patrol e rs Digest. Members respondwinning the bin• The Women's Mlaisionary con• well , was no, present to be inft· P'tiy11e - William Bishop ed 1o ro11 ca 1I by naming a worn- n er for th e best ,t•,end,nce.. pounds, t i ounces at birth. vcntion of Hock inJ: Di11trlct will stalled. ''THE BOSS" Her grand parents are Mr. and will be treated to a free an of the Blhlc. A new member Mrs. I . 0 _ Mcbe held at the Naomi Baptist ���e . : · ··· �IO Cartoon Mn. Everett McDaniel, Middle• A n ote of appreciatio n was Chun1h, Nov. 8. Coy, was voted Into the alub. BIRTHD AY OISERVID port and Mr. and Mrs. An dre w sent to Miss Erma Smith for Each mem ber wore ' corsage Zwilling The areher great gran dpar• birth d ay of Mrs. Waller 3% Interest that they had made from the Ir making t he program books. The Baer was obs e rved Thursd,1y when ents. distric t meeting of Federated ••rden - Th. oI d myg'ery s Ia'ers the On Savings Be u Sewing Circle of were revealed and new ones Clubs to be held at the Athena the FBusy d Ch e crate urch met at d the Christian Church, Oct. 1 7 was Firat Bapt.ist Church drawn. Heavy Weight Vinyl announced. Severa l members plan church for an al l day quiltin(I. · rs. M N orris a gues 1 h 'h d w .o1 O a .o1 ' A potl uck dinner was served at /t:RRounce, fl.Cti vitie, j••t relurn'd fro m Peru lo Id O f to attend. It was voted to su• ..,. noon to Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Sun d ay Otho morning Murfotlowing the scribe for The Club- Woman maga. Serving Meigs County Since 1872 the native flowers there . ray, M rs. Amanda Kaspar, morning worshi Mrs. serYlce at the p zine for th e president. A bl ue ribbon was awarded lo Theodore Mora, Adam Ebers- Middleport First Baptist Church Mrs. Eunen Mr. Norman M cCaIn , red tO • e Brown was In bach, Mrs. LouisMrs. R e lbel, 7dn. F:re- the Board of Deacons wi ll m eet · ... .,,·n, •• l'nl'II. � C'-rence ffea die:y, a white charge o1 the prh•ra ,. - ''" ' POMEOOY ·�• Erb, Mrs. Tueaday evening lhe .Hearthstone RUTLAND ti.er topic "Women ot the Old da Mitch, Mrs. GN'Ito Mrs Co · x. pa, W. L. Kautz, Miss Anna Dunlt, Mt11 · €1111 will mee t at the home of 'Pftt' " ament She compa e d Mra. th Cox wne assisted by Mn. · Memb•r Fed.-,r '?t,Dtlt imuranc• Corporetlen' � e Lena Grueser. Mrs Ben Neulzllng 1 Mr. and Mra. Edison Baker !or a t aq. yard , Ch.rle' Ma••ar, served re Ires h· women of this time to those ol and Mra. Carl Shields, potluc k din11er at 6 : 00 p. m. ment at th e c l ose of the meeting. the present generation. Prec&ling the presentation, Mrs. Brown conducted a quiz on women of the ' Mr,. Ewing Pre,ule, Bible. At Guild 0/ Grace Prayer for the nation by Mrs. Mrs, H. 0. Ewing presided Baxter concluded the meetl11g. A when the Guild of Grace Episco­ sa lwd course was served by lhe pal Church met Wednesday even• hostess. Ina: et the parlsh house . The next meeting will be held Devotlon1 'by the president at th e home of Mrs. c. r. Tomp­ opened the meeting and during kins. Article& lor th e ·blin d will the business segsion plans we re be sold . cma.ale for II tea to be held Sunday . October 1 6 at 4 p. m when the Bi■hop Roger Blanchard wil l visit the church. It was decided to sell candy a, a money making projert. Refre1hmenta were served by Mrs. Jed Hartlncer during the •nol ONI PACT IS , • • Mrs. Theo Neutding, Worthy aoclal hour. Mrs. W. R, Roberts ,, Matron, presided over the mcctini:: 'Nae a contributing hostess our u■ed car deals are of Evangeline Chapter, OES, �,�'• • �: -•�' Thursday eYening when they me1 \'"-,,' •"­ -r at the Masonic Hal l in Mi ddl eport. ,_._.,.,_. Routine business WH taken rare ¥,·•-!'t-.i or and invitations lo attend frie nds "",\; � \ night at nelijhborlng chapters were ,�1,, read from Glouster and Harrlso11ville. ' the ltnglh for Pl ans were made to serve the Father & Son Banquet at the j,�id­ campus, casual, or loWII -.:'", I dl eport Lodge, F&AM on Novembet· 10. Th e Worthy Matron nam<!d the ;! ' ,, Oldamoblle - Cadillac - F·85 - Rambler fol lowing as the kitchen rommll­ tce for thls affair; · Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. LelUe Roush, Mrs. E. '. M. Wood , Mrs. Lil l ian Demoskey, Mr&. Neda Hood, Mrs, Kathryn Er­ win and Mrs Marie Hawkins. ' Mra. Zella Cross, a member of the chapter, was reported to be a ,. patient at Pleaesant Valley Hos• Born of ■pace•• developmenta, Rambler unoun- on all 1961 model■ • pita). new deramic•Armored muffler and w1•pipe guannteed defecll for Mre. Neutzlln1 announced that l ' .. i J \ '. . the chapter would hold their aTI• the lifetime al the car wbile in the band■ of tbe original DWII«. Tbi■ coven n111l Friendt' Nilht next Thuraday total replaoement coot including •parta and labor. Bvery '61 Rambler muffler evenl_ng. 'J . • Members a11i1t1n1 with thr Sun­ and lalf•pipe i■ oompletely covered with a ■pecial ceraniic -ting- ■imilar to shine Drill were Mrs. 1belm� Col­ that need m n,c,ket■ ud, miuileo-tD give feating protection againot ud llnt and �1. Charlene Cochran. ,,,, ,ur OROlll .,,,, nm11 INTO 111 PllllOll•L IIOlllf 11•11111, 1001 Tr oop 249 BSA Ho/d Meet1ng · • M,rs . Albert C H T A G den Cl b -------- wscs Committee M,�.t At Churcn· L T.hursday N,'ght I -�c-,..-b Sh k espeare M.ef W,edneSdOf A f Garland's Home i/in, IN .,,, IOMI o,,,, ,ou1 •"oUNT. IOONI FLOOR COV ER I NG ·'�,'�; $] .19 \� Bak er Furn iture ','I, ... Voted 1,, Owners The Most Trouble-Free Car. • • RAMBLER ANNOUNCES STRONGEST GUARANTEE IN AUTO HISTORY . M,s." �"e� utz-:ling - --',........ .. �.· �-' Presid.ed Over OES Chapt,er Meet . TNE lll!!N TOWN! .... �.· •{ +iKarr an d Van Zandt J; LEATHER ,"WALKER" £la!!! POMEROY, OH IO USED CAU LIFETll,E GUARANTEE ON NEW CERAMIC-ARMORED MUmER AND TAIL-PIPE STANDARD OI All '61 MODD.s '..... againllt . '$' POlllfac Cat1llna 2 Dr. $2495 Mtrcury Monttry 4 Dr. . . $1495 •�7�piyinouth Y-1 Savoy 2 Dr. $995 )'St � Super 88 - 4 Dr. $1595 ";:f . 1 ,.., dinrtlet hl, Alr 4 Dr. $149$ > (l.!!k� Century 4 Door $1395 '�obile 8• - 4 Dr. $1 1 95 4,ft \:���olet a.I Air 4 Dr. . . $ I 195 ' · 'J!-�ac Serl• 62 - 4 Dr. $1095 1 ,.,,,,.�bl� ·•• - 2 Door $.95 , lifit .�I ' ' ,I ,t " / \" , ·;�..., , 1·· . ,' ' I • : ' a cyl. Chieftain $495 · •�i$11ptr Hord Top · · · · $295 � � au■ed by water,, ■alt ud acids, 'Another Rambler firatl Marriage Ceremony Impressive F01 Couple's Wedding - ONNhil •'-PRte.. r..-• •111111dfve WIN. lNIH, liy CIISCO II• Ill• 11..r.. IMtti:itp - ....,. lfeht - ...,. .. •tr• "' • ttWH1 1tw- lNl ,W wlll ­ ,i1�t Jtut IH;I.._ llf Nnenlll,-. llNI ,.._..,. 11 . .. ,._. 111 flilll CIIACO -. $39,95 Several OIiier Slyleo To . 'Cho111e From; •�•�1 up SM I T H QO'IIIING co; C1ilb Mr,· Owner . , H. -... .t.n. Mhldl- A very Jm.preutv, · cerenum.Y waa held In the Old First Church of Phll1delpbi1, Pa., Saturday, Sept. 17 wben Carol Sl1rtd Schroedel, dau1hter of Rev. and Mn. Otto Schroedel cf J..a Pointe, Wl1con1in, bttame the bride or Dr. llonlld Gillll�•. ,en ·ot Golda GIiliian qf Racine, O. · The bridlll'1 father read the marrla1e, VOWI} The couple_ left immediate))' for1a fe.w dlya boney moon In New- •Y'1't City, They now it.I IIO! s. 48th SI, Phllldelp Ir, 43, Pa. ' HYMN , 111111 •�!H)4 Y There w:Ul be • Hymn Sing at the �in GO,P.'!l •11111100 at Bald KnObl Oil ·ute· SUven-vJlle and ��•n Road, , S.un�a,y at 2 p, m. ' . , The llev. E, J. GrUl\lh will he the so'nj -leader alone with the Rev. L. R. ' Glueaeac'arap, plllltOr ot the church, Everi-on� Is ill•ited to brine: their, 10111 book and join IH 1111 i!Hala/1, ' :• ,. r 12-MONTH, 12,000-IILE WARRANTY EXTENDED TO ·All . NEW . ·u■BlER OWNERS ' " '. , I •, , J\low llldlb'-: �d• lo a11,- Ramhler � lta com�re�enalve fuU•year � .12,000-�lle WUTtllll'.)', wlalcbever occun &tat; In fact, di•� liberal wamnty, > ,' • •· • •, ' 11Dnoun,;'4 � dealm mote thap a year 9, allD coven � repi.cell)ent cott . ln�f11Q8 � � lai,pr. tt.appli111 tQ· 111\1 1961 Rambler �odela .and to 1900 . �.b�. itill Within the, � �od. The nonnal and""T � _ , , OC!V"Jj� "8 or ._,GOO'milil, '• . , · . "i;"• •'' ,I. nallt · i.i � �••LJJ ' •,•- ' '· '\,;. '· . •, '. .·•� ' - .�\_1 .._, ,,' ,. _ � t,·, I :/' ''• , 'I'• . .1 . ' r .',,.,, '' ' ··. , ..)i�";. .. "'� .- I!,: _ ,' i , •r., , ' · ·. & · ' 44 , r' I. Tfyf -t' \ . ' ' ' ' ,, , ·• 911', ,UIIDICA,Jf ....,.. , � , ,, i• $ ·' , ,· '-�.' . .. ' " "1,--!;�· - · " ' i I • IS •n.i: NEW��o•io '..$fANDARJ) �, BASIC EJCJLLENCI � a2. -; .. ,': <•:�,¥PIC'4•· ll01QM• � . • � .r . � � , • l �I . ' � \ J- I · UA.tth)!;LL£NG DOWN - This is what Pomeroy t-'ant ner ball carriers had coming at them every time they got the ball last night in the 40-0 SEOAL grid win posted by the Gallipolis Blue Devils. That's Dave Brown in a tty at his left end, being hauled down while Jack Williams, 2 7; Joe Duncan, 13, and freshman Larry Fraley, come over to help, if needed. - Sentinel P,ioto. . e Now You Know The larett,t atoll In th• world It Kw•i•l•ln in lhe M1rah1II 1,11nd1 In th1 Central Peclflc, 11'1 175• mll,�ont cor1I rMf enclo1H laQOOn of 1,100 IQIU■tl mil••· • • • a1 y THE PERFECT PLAY - Quarter��k_ Dick Roderick, hidden in the melee at right, hasn't pitched �ut _yet, but he will, to Blue Devil ace halfback Paul Evans, 15, ex treme left, and deep. Evans took _the ball �ver h1.s nght end .with no one with.in hailing dLatance. It was the third Blue Devil TD, and was scored 10 the third period. Sentinel Photo. ent1ne Weather Soutltfi"n arwl Central Olllo: Cloudy with ral" Ml/th tills morn­ ing 1prMCI to �ral by afternoon, Partly dovdy tonitht and Sunday with DCUstional showen. WartMr tonifht •nd Sunday. Hi9h today 6S.75. Low tonight SUS. Devotro To Tlui lntere,t, OJ Tlui llleifl••Ma,011 Area SINGLE COP� - II< Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, October 8, 1960 VOL XII NO, 147 1�27,000 Sui t Is Filed Again st ltfiddleport Skate Rink Owner Bentz Reported Ordered To Quit Politics Henry W. Bentz, chairman of the Me igs County Democratic Executive Committee, learned A suit for money nnly and Friday he must resign his politi­ · court . costs, i n tbe amount of cal post according to a report $27,500, has been fil ed in County in. the Columbus Dispatch. Court'- by Carl Wi lson, 222 Syca• Bentz, of Racine, is employed more Stree t, Middleport, againlit by tlle co..u uty highway depart• Johl\ Currence, Mtddleport. ment as a highway inspector at W!,lson char:'gea in his suit $300 per month. Lawrence E. Fish er, supervisor of the state Plctur ed left to right are Patty McGrath, Peggy HasLEAD HOMECOMING CHEERS highway department .Personnel bargen, .Barbara Hill, and Janet Caldwell, Ea stern High School cheerleaders, _who led the the fans at Friday ni�bes homecoming victory ove r the Kyger �reek Bobcats. (Sentinel Photo) division, told th.e Dispatch law prohibits a classified state employee eng1..1in& in pol itical activity. The re� Harry J. Duse, Jacksonvi lle , 0., once employed Jn about the same category in At.b.ens county, withdrew as a no• minee lo the position of . Athens J(al)-4,, S�ate _ �e�chtfl College !ls�d . . . FPui , P�r.MAL we� faped ye&• � State Highwaf Patr04n",Ji1 ,•U· l. ea , year. . county englMer qQ}ler� authority g iirlW · na1nw3,.eou� in pu.blic teffl!y, in County Court and an• •�w• 1uoi(;JI J ar.e. !i1ure$ . �d t · t � 05t Ci,.ll1PQ,lis � .Ql ..Keawl& Ua:ni ' •. ,f <if-lhe· identkaf.'df"tecUve'. schools h:we beei:i a boon to ?iher bound over to the grand rtv!!r d t,ith put,ib' school high Ing hi� of [)raised today'1 prOgram school driver training education as training have an average of Gff bUslness and a disaster lo educa- JUry on two separate charges. Haro_ld Durst, 19, Dexter, pl�ad leading to l ess 1raffic aceidcnts in per cent fe wer accidrnts as adults lion." the promotes education "Driver gutl1y to charges of bre akmg not the had JlaYing not those thun ddleport•Pom• i Jl.1 the a talk before work. Trained drivers also pay 15 sal e of insurance and the sale of and entering and assaul t and bat• eroy Rotary club Friday night. ln some al l those things which the auto tery be fore Judge Emmett Peo• He was introduced· by Rotary per cent l ess. on insurance, · industry produces," but there is pies. H e was bound over to the � ca•es, he ,, ,d. President Ge ne Gr ate who also pre• no evidence that it has reduced grand jury on both charges. scnted Aaron (Ztke) Zahl, Porn• · the accident rate among young Nearly all Meigs an·d G a11 1a Fred Jenkins w.119 fined $JO eroy High School driver training h iih schooIs have the training. · and ther e ls "ample" !!vi- and coats for intmi:ication, Bruce people lnstrllctor, as a gueSt A different note on the sam e dence that it has helped to stirnu• McGil l $10 an d costs tor fai l ure Othe r g tiesti; were Jim Daner, subjec L was struck today, however, , late a car-consciousness among to yield right of way, Da\'e Haggy School band '.\l il l field, Ohio, and Richard Raw• a t a National Education Association students which seriously detracts $1 0 and coats for having false Rutland High registration and Wll l lanfl ReeYes, me mbers had the theme of their lings, Sa.nliago, Chili. Omar L. ti ponsored meeting J n Chicago. Ac· from their studies, he said. cording to United Press lnterna· was program o · Al l en Jenkinon � Im• and costs for intoxication. s charmes, manager of the e per· d e school's Dad nbiht figur of In- chairman. feetly Friday night, playing "Our perial Electric Co., was welcomed tional, Ed ward· A. Tenney 8':tY& Will Shine Tonight" as one aii_ a new members. Serving the dinner in social rooms Pomeroy Native Died Patrolman Keating reviewed the of tli.e program show numbers. Heath Methodist Church were of That wae exactly what the history of driver education in Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Charles In Pekin, Illinois gridders did, winning over Chaun publ ic schools: Starting in 1� Clarkson, Mrs. Charles Bri1dbury, Relatives learned here Friday of with 10 per cent of the schools in• cey 33·0. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Lawrence the death in P ekin, I ll., of H erman Mrs. 6ther tunes played in the pre­ vulved, today it is found in one Milhoan, Mrs. Haro ld Woodgerd Ohlinger, Pomeroy native. He will cision marching before the stands hal f of them. giving training to a and Mills Bess Sanborn. be burled there 71-t:onday. for introduction of fathers of quarter of a mill ion young drivers Survivor5 include hill wife and players included "Hail, Hail, The a son, Ed, Pekin, and two aunts, ---c AREA SCORES Time" Gang's All Here ," "Hot E ll n and El sinora Ebersb1c-h, Porn. Loitering Law Is For Gallipolis 40, Pomeroy 0 and two marches Earl Gilmore, 78, died at hla eroy. A daughter preceded him in The half time show was a pre• Jaekson 38, Middleport 14 home In Rutland , Friday morning. Persons Above 18 deeth. of music Rutland village officials moved cision Une drill to the. Alben• 28, Logan 6 He is · �mnlved by his wife, such stan dard marches as "Our Welhton 20, Nelsonville 6 Bessie; one daughter, Georgia; today to clear what they cal led Director', "The Vietor�••, "Joyce's Rutland 33, Chauncey 0 TO BE ADMITTED and a son Lawrence, both at "confusion" over an order this '1-,t Regiment" and the "Saluta­ WIWamstown 27, Wallama 8 home; one slater, Mrs. Myrtle week putting a curfew on all M emberll of the Tri-CoLinty Com· tion March." munity Concert Association will be Hines, Manillon, three atepchll• person,, young and old. Drum majorette is Elena M•r­ Eastern 30, Kyger O Clerk V e rnon Web e r to ld The admittea to the concert ef the dren Hilbert Cox, Carpenter; Del• tJn ; head majorette Ann Sprouse; Pt, Pleasant 7, Hntg. E, 0 bert Cox, Columbus and Alva Sentinel the curfew, as to being Belefonte Singers to be held in otf streets unle5.!1 accompanied Marietta' at 3 p. m., Sunday. Octo­ majorette.s, Sue Nelson, Maude Ironton SI. Joe 48, Cox of Akron. by a . re&ponsible ad ult, applied ber 9. Since niemberahip cants Brewer, Connee WiUlams and Rio Grande 32 Judy Chafin. Cheupealt:e 40, No, Gallia 18 Service, will be held from the to peqii>ns to and lnduding 18 have not be issued, admittance wUI ·Chase Funeral Home · Sunday at years of age. However an ordin­ be by receipt for membership. Games Tonight FIRST ADVANCE p. m. with burial In the Miles ance against "loiterlng" applies SW VB, Oak HW (B Squad) al 2Cemetery. Re•. Harold Klingel, to older citize ns. Loitering under CARBON MONOXIDE DIADL Y NEW YORK up1..:...The stock Rio Grande Is In charge. Frlenda will be, -re­ the statute is defined as someone Carbon monoxide is one of the market regiatered its lint week lY advance ainee August thi.s Hannan True vs. Pt. Pleaunt celvd at the funeral home any not engaged upon legilim1te per• most deadly gasea known to man. (B Squid) 11 Pt Pleuant time. It has no taste or smell. sonal bllslneu. week. Four Fined ,In County Court Patrolman Keating Praises Drivers Training At Middleport-:Pomeroy Rotary Club Meeting Se�ion Friday Rutland Hi Band Figures Dads Show Perfectly EarI GilrnOfe, 78 Dies In Rutland Fi;iday Morning ------ Debaters Joust On Cuba, U-2, Summit people who want freedom will get WASHIN�TON UPI - Both ottered some hope ot succees. Ali of what the candidatel said support and win freedom. He said aides found grounds to claim vie• tory today in the second round of and their rebuttal comm ents came the United States '8/0Uld defend its the G reat Debate between Vice In response to questions from a rights in Cuba and defend its Pre■ident Richard M. Nixon and four•man pan el of re))Orters, wlto Guantanamo naval base. dealt . with both foreign and do­ Kennedy Jaid "we never we re ,Sen. John F. Kennedy. estic issues. Here are aome of the on the side of freedom" and "Dev­ m however, oubt, d There was little er u.eed our lnfluence when ' we that Nixon, the RepubJican candi­ issues covered: f' ould have used lt m0tt ef1ective­ QUEMOY • MATSU date for president, had given a Kennedy said these islands, off ly." He said he hoped Cul:ui would "'tter perfonnance than in his win back Its fr!edo"m but had no match last week against Kennedy. the Chinese coaat, were "etr;i · gieally in d efensible" ap d ft,,h e hope, of success under the present his Democratlc rival. NixoD thus be policl'l!s of the Eiienhower adminis­ aave a fresh bou'nce to lhe GOP.. Chinese NatioriaUsts. .s}i,. Even Democratic spoke1m.en persuaded .to withdra1 !eat they tration. u., aareed that Nixon had look_ed bet• brin1 a ronflict th� coulct be­ Kennedy, asked about h is fitate­ ter in Friday night's televiled de­ come a world war · .! aaid the bate but they refused to concede United Staes sho• 1d be pledged ment last spring suffcsting that to defend Formr, , but that the President Eisenhower might ex-­ ,hlm an ·edge. line shou ld be d1 wn around Fi:fr. pfcSli regrets qyer the U·2 flight The cand idates found little to moa� and not at, .chcd to include to save the Paris aummit confer­ 1,ree lbouL Nixon's more aa:gres- the offshore isla.11:b, ence, -salt! the flights were jU1ti• 11\te ilt.ilude and his lncreas� fi Nlx"n d lsaarN!d and said that, ed to protect natipn_al scc.urity _ -IU'esa on d iffertnees ·between the but a breach of international 1aw. a con•· B a matter of principle, abandon• He said it was "acce pted proced• : two nOinineea wH a factor to tbe lltt1 ln GOP Ing islands within' "the area , of ure" for one nation to express. re• tributlni ,much ' f_reed om" should Rot be con• · , • ■pil'itl. sidered. Their ahantlonment to srets to another and that such ac• EMHillr On Quemoy tlon would have been proper If , J'{ilCOll and Kennedy dashed on the Chinese Reds he aaid, would lt would have prevented the break r o f wheU,er the United States ehould set t a chain eaction lead ing up of the conference. e Communists to Formosa. He 'deftnd the Quemoy and Matsu i!J-- t.h•id Ken,:iedr ,,was auilty of Nhmn said regrets would not mainland. �, l�dt ofl •lhe Chinese . , thmku:ia:. woolly a d n have prevented Soviet Premler Nirights c,vil ence, e d Inci U-2 , Ol · CU9A kita S. Khruahchev from breaking otl,er i11qe1. They agreed tlley �uldn'f ao to a- , ,u�hllt confer• Nixon denied" that Cu� already u.p the conlerenCfl and ihat the . ra,ee utq9'1 adla� pi,parations I 1f �at and W,� that � � rr,aidep.t l'�re.tt f��ef \ , · !ol!�;:l:'l'i . ;,'"'�'i.. ·; ·' ,f\ {'' ,-.�, . !. , •; ' "' :tr•\�, •� �, i; ; -""' · ·· · ,t . .,� ' _.1..,,.1,,.,Ji , · �•· �'5n •"r' ,) , •< . " · b • � \ ��!ffl . <� . ""¼ • ,·. 0 .-- -� . ""'",li, ' that he was a paid palron at a tent skating rink localed in Pythian Park, Middl eport, Seple!ll• her 2, of this year. He claims that while being a pai d patron at the rink h e sustained a broken left leg when another patron caused him to be knocked to the floor. The other skater was unidentified in the suit. The plaintiff charges the accident was due to negligence of Curre nce and caused him to be admitted to a hospita l for a six ---- �·--- Plans MadeFor 85thAnnual Historical Society Meeting Br A. V. Howell The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, incor­ porated will hold its 85th annual meeting in the Christian Education rooms of the Federated Church in Pomeroy on Wedilesday afternoo_n, October 12, (Columbus Day) from 1:30 to 4:00 o'clock. Refreshments witl be served. Slnce the Society's last meeting it has been incorporated under the Jaws of Ohio aH a non-prout cor• porahon. This action requires that a n ew or revised constitution be adopted and thi.!I will be attended to at the meeting and• officers will be elected. Maoy new members have joined the society since the last meeting and there is much interest shown m the proposed aetivitles during lhe commg year. As in' man)' other counties, there wiJI be l ocal his. tory cl ubs or&anized in each township to study, record and preserve htstoric matter o( interest and i m• pbrtance to the townships and the county. 1be Meigs County Society is now How Milk Is Sold To Be Subject'Of Monday Meeting How our milk is sold is the subject to be diseuued at a milk marketing meetine schedul• ed Monday evening, Oct. 10 at 8 p. m. in Chester Grange Hall. Speakers Will include Donald Zehr, mil k marketing speclal.i8ts, Ohio State University 11;1d Owen W illjams, manager of the Dai�)' mens' CooperatlYe Sales A5.!loc1a• tion, Charleston, W. Va. This meeting has been arrane• ed because of frequent que11tions asked about milk marketing. Il Is open to anyone selling milk eith­ er in the Charlesten area or other milk markets. for action ncccHary to defend the had &uffered a de feat in the Unit­ Uniled States against surprise at• ed Nations this week. He referred �ack. to the vote, wlth the United States SUMMIT on the losing side, on a proposed Nixon said he woul d be willing amendment to the neutralist J'e.!IO· to attend a summit conference if l ution seeking a·reneWill of negotla. it would contribute to peace . but lions betwee n the United States that there must be dipl omatic r.e­ and Russia. I (IVIL RIGHTS gotiatione first Lo indicate assur­ Kennedy erlticir.ed the adminis• ance of success. Kenned)! said he a(lreed with tration for not making more use Nixon'11 position but thut before of guarantees in recent civil there is another summit conference rights Jaws to proteet the r ight to there should be action t.o build vote. He also found a lack of both the mlJitary and economic vigor in the Government Contracts Committee, headed by · Nixon, strength of the UJJited States. which seeks to preVen� r-i.cial di5U. S. PRE$TIGE The Meigs County Farm Bureau Nixon said Communist prestige crimjnlition in hiring by employers is "at an all-time low- and Amerl• with government contract!. He al- Annual Meeting will be held on can prestige is at al} 1111 ' - time eo Hid the Pre�ident must provide October 20, 1960, at the Chester high" as a resul t of the current "moral leadership" in this field, Grade School . There will be a ham dinner startUnited Nations meetings. But ws particularly to end radii 11egreiaing at 7:30 p. m. followed by the loog as the Comipunista are .ag­ tion in tchools. Nill:oa aaid Congrees had re• business meeting at ·8:30 p. m. The gressive , he ■aid, "no matter how ed ade(ll.late funds t(jl , the Gov· cost of the meal will be 75c for fus well we are doing in the cold w;1r, we are not doip.g •• well aa we ernment Contracts Committee and adults and 50c for child ren. Tick­ i;hould ." He aald economic and refused to make It a permanent eta are available from the board technical Corel(ln aid is needed· agency. He thought the comriiit: members in your area or at the co­ and that more cooperation from tee ehould be given permanent op oftice. 11Atus and that federll aid ehoutd The speaker fOr the evening w ill Congress is in order. be autliorlzed for schOQI . di.trlctfl be Mr. Keith Bands, Associ ate DiKennedy said U. S. prestige had seeking to" end segregat�on. Presi• rector of Market Devel opment and IH!clined along with ill strength dential leadership UI needed;, h.e . Research of the Ohfo Farm Bureau compared with the �omrouri&t �Id, �o. �eat with 11t,.her, -��l�s FederatJ.,�p. 1!11 tC?p!� lri,U. be_ Uie and "11 "• UmW SW.. •• .._, . ; , • ••>'• • · •»., Jllroti<j."' �I!'-· lf"' n <lltio. . . __., ., ·• ' :'�-1,: " - �; , i-,'-��� .· . .•·:;._ -� �-;«>¥,; _,Ti::::��.- .· , W-":. �-; � r."'".r ,.�i7 1 !'I"� 1 ' •• ,, ,... ,...,. ' , ,, . :ii -� 4 ,111. · , ·r ,Y- •,· 11'.\'f4•-",• f . r� ,,i' ll' " ,.' l/ii, ·• '"" . ',t-.,J•t · - ' :t," ' . ��,: �i;": • Annual Meeting Of-Farm Bureau Is Announced �•= day per iod, and that he still is unable to retun1 to bis employ• ment. The unknown party alleg. cdly fel l and knocked the plain­ tiff lo the floor. In his .uit Wilson claiffil that M 1u1tainecj perman•nt dttn• a,. in th• amount of $1 5,000; h• hH 1uffend ■Hal pein and 111111 of work 1otalin1 $10,000; that he has aln-ady hail a $SCIO medical bill and nffd1 · $10CIO meclical trutm•nt. ThE- pl aint1H in his suit also �Ffn '§, ,, '-\:, an affiliale or the Ohio Hiatorical Society and a member of lhe Fed· eration of County Historical Soci­ eties of Ohio. The presid ent has, for several years, represented the Meigs County Society in the Ohio Academy of History and the lnati­ tute on Local and State Hi.story. H e is also a member of the Ohio Li­ brary Association. Recently the president has ac­ quired a eoruiiderable number of very important and rare books, manuscripts and relics that will be e!dlibited at !he meeting. Other memben have as rare reliCI as can be seen in other museums in the state . Many will be shown. I haxe been president for the pa.st ten years, and along with the pro,cram committee want to em• phaelze thst this . will be an open meeting at whicb every me mber is requested to bring a friend . The publ ic is inYited and all are wel­ come without obligation. . H there are elderly or. physical• Jy disabled persona who do not have means of attending the meet­ ing, they should notify the presi• dent at Box. 333, Pomeroy, so trans­ portation may be provided . One ol the most urgent activities of officers and members during the n ext year will be to interest more young people in the society so they may take over when the ol der members ]eave . Ladies who have brought cookies for the tea at former meetings are not asked to do so at this meeting as aJI refreshments will be furnish­ ed by the ladies of the church. Two Arrested By Ohio State Patrol Two perso115 were arrested ye s­ terday by the Ohio State Patrol -for pusing over a yellow line in Meigs County. Thomas Shields. 56, Zanesville. and wmiam MeCoy, Rfo Grande, were cited to County Court by the patrol for the charge-. RETURNS TO GEORGIA Pvt. Norman E. Hysell has re­ turpcd to Fort Gordon, Georgia, to take his M. P. schooling after 12 da�·s furlough at the home 1 of his pa renls . Mr. and Mn. Normliln Hysell of Bashan. He was mar­ ried to the former Patty Arnold whil e home. ; MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Houd aAdmissions Patricia she lt. Pomeroy and Ell a Weav­ er, Coolville. Dismissed : F11:ye Jordan, Car­ penter. �rth: �rs. a _Jpffi charges that the rol ler rink op­ erator was neg l ige nt • in two ways: -Not protecting patrons, in• eluding lhe plaintiff, against in­ juries by another patron who .also paid ad mission to use the rink. -FaUing to provide adequate safeguard for patrons against other persons using the rink. Attomeys for the plaintiff in the actitJn are Crow, Crow and Porter. On the d ate of the accident, when Wilson fell and suffered his broken leg, the Middleport Emer11ency Squad was swnmo · a1td 41'f!D:S�, ,llj�_ lO . , ife= Generil ·aospatal w6ere he WU relea�d after a six day stay. The skating rink is a movable type tent structure which c-an be tali:eD from one l oe-ation to an­ other according to weather condi­ tions .and the localitif's interested in skating. the skating rink _wh ich is in question was located at the old Pythian Ball Park during early spring of this year, Mpms, Dads Take Bows At Game With Gallipolis Parents, brothers, sisters and friends stood and look bows Friday night at the Pomeroy • Gallipolis footba1I game in a •'Parents Night" ce'remon"y al halftime. Presented by Rich Jones.. an• nouncer, were Mr. and Mrs. Dana Winebrenner for son Robert; Mr. and Mn. Ray Woodgeard for son, Jim; Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Poulin for son, Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hester for son Ge ne ; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Carpenter for son Roland; Kenneth Neville for bro­ ther Raymond ; Miss Joan Bulling• too and Mrs. Ruth Bullingtbn or brothers- and sons, Eddie and Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Alva Phalin for son, Reggie and Ronnie; • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buffington for son Charles; Re v. and Mn. Eugene Brown for son, David; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayre for son Don­ a ld; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow :l'or son Ricke: Mr. and Mn. Homer "' Gordon for son Dav id. Rev. William Voris for friend, George Blackwell; Dorothy Gloeclt• ner for son Charl es; Mr. and Mi's. Keith Woods for brother Roger Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Ccates for son Dor; ltr. and Mrs. George Grueser and Mrs. Tom Grueser for son and husband Tom; M. and Mrs. Hayman Bamit.2 for so11 Keith; Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hysell fori son Harold ; Miss Bar. bar.a Stol t for friend JOhn Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fultz for son Mike; Mr. and Mr.I. Marion Stowe for son Marion; Mr. and Mrs. Wa l t• er Hamm for son All en; Mrs. Doris Jewell for son Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Henry· Werry for son Tom;. �11.r. and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger for son Terry; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dow• nie for sqn Allen and Mr. and Mn. Wyatt Gilbert for son Jim. '. �. .- • • .. ..... . , �, , . .. . town Thunders Over runa White Falcons 27 to 6 ,r White Fall'on.i I off at lnlerm ission with 8 7-0 lftated WJl!lamstown to ad1 ilnh1,:e I In thP third quarter the Yellow lll)l.dstill ln the first Jackf > l 5 hit on another paas, this rrtd11 night before (all .,'II In, a secomi half I t i m e for 69 yards, Burton to �,. th& visiting Yellow 11uug S1anley, for a touchdown. Bur1on ran the extra point for a -,. Baehtel i,� ield. , U)e visitors gr1:1 bbed a 1 '1-0 leud l n the sa!'l'le period Butch Rea a 11!1. the last half minutt> fint balf, t,111icd two more cappt• d a touchdown march by goin;.: 20 yards for a score. Bur­ • in the third quartn .,..-,-.� another in the fourth t . m · s pass to Rea was �ood for a. 2 ! -0 lfad. vfetory. The falcon, then e,me int o th , th,• min u te ... pme on a 5H yard <;C'oriug picture as they drove fo:.-.ulfl Burton to Roger a t � l l y wi!h Bltl Jewell plunglng " The ext ra point came u\W from tbe one foot line . .SC..!.,-i from Vi rd on to Ron B 1 1 t rh R,..a capped the 1cori ng for 7fl!:f'Nt , walk1•d 1 111' Pvcning with an 18 yard r un d '\\'l lllamstown 1111 .,c,,. 1 1 1 paydirl before the q uart er rndi•rl making the sc or11 27·8 l n the statistics, WIIU am ttown picked u p 18 Ural dQ�nt to WI• hama·s nine. The vlai ton t oHed 20 passes and completed 1 1 for 1 72 �•ards while W a ha i-na hit o n �( � B •)f J g for 1�2 ya rd s. Wllllam­ .� t own 111'1!1 the edge in rushing j Jl"<bi::l· by 1 46 yar ds to I HI. l1utd1 Jl<•a was the top gr oun d �re honored i::u.,�t� al g:!mt•r for the t'vening as he e )Jutla nd-Chauncey foothall p irl,;,,(I llJJ 82 yards rushing, 1 J'tlday night and t•njoyril B i l l Jcw1•II was Wahama's top tl!iiettUelvei H only Dads uf H ui · �d '. football playe rs - hav,• I hi • � r o 1 1 n d g:wwr with 61 ya rd s while Dilat lflvhral yenr!>-on th i· win I .arr�· t r a rgra\·es picked up 40. .J.,,,y ltu ssi, 11 wa s held to his hm• 1 Ide. l o wPsl yardage gain of the season 1nti'Dduced in a pre-game ('(•rP ri!ID11J with !heir son� . wm• a.� Ill' p w k rd up only Rix ya rds. Tiu • l<o�s was Wah a ma's third <PJ•1.tr flnt, Da d !ICljj>nd l Hi! 1 11f 1 h t• � i·ason. They ha ve won HYled, La wrence Hysel l : .Jun , Lo1111 Philip LonJ;:: .laml's Ferrl' I I . 1 w,, ,\1• x 1 rrnlay, they t ravel to Cl�� • F e rrell; Keith C;ir�on. H , p\1•� fur ;t c·nntC'�I with the Vik. �u,-d Cano n; Charles C'h1•artl1• , ; 11g<; Tlw I I rw srnrf' : , Ja n:ie■ Che a dle . l lomrr lt•minn. I \\ ., hanrn 0 0 6-- 6 l'rederick Runion: l .t•e C 'o1nh� . '.V i l 1 ! 1;1 1n.�l nwn 0 7 14 6-27 Lee Comb1; D11\'id Mu' in, Will­ iam Martin; Jim l l ohs1 r 1 1 H . W i l l ­ ,tfam Hobltet t('r; Wl' sl i•y S i s�o n , V • PJUl �iuon ; Johll Tillis, Jonalhun W·��--Tllllt; S onny Sl a w 1 ..-r. l l i r,1111 or llawter; David J > irrrr ( · 11r11l Pierce: J;m llaegy, 1 1"' Tr n,,y ' Junior Cartl'r , Blainr (';1r!f•1· . Th,• L:111 1 1:� � i d of the Hradhu ry . , �Jai ne Tu r ner, Warn <' Tu riwr . I ( . h u r d 1 <J f ( hrist mcel each Thura ­ _ �ff)' Long, Helen l .un� : Harry .. lli ._.""�Hn, J o hn Bro�an; C ha rl P .s rh�• fur an ;di day quilling session l l vsi• t l · .l n r y ait t h 1 · !' hur di. Thosr r1 uilting this • H aell, Charles _ r.atlt, Warren Blr1<·k: l .;i � n· Harr. w1•.- k w.- r, , �1rs. F.d i 1 h Hussell, Mrs. Alpha F,arr; Jl'rry B rogu n . Wil dn O l r ,· a ( 'u t l n i l l , and M rs. Veda I ; ;��n ; Benny SlaWIN, l l irnm 1-'o lt'Y . , n f■wter; Joe Ph i l l i l)S. Ho w11 t<t M r.� J_ 1• ss i t• Sisson took th(! quilt hlll lpa; John l'iPr<'t' , ( ' l m l un l 1 1 1J1 1 L ' w i l h h,•r for ma r king. � , • x i W(' (lncsd ay tht1 Ma rtha Akins, llaymnru l . , ffC!e; Gary ii . ,t1 Ad� ln1; Bill Hill, Hohcr1 1 1 1 1 1 1 · 1 ;i � s o f llw church will meet at I ht· 11\lmt• of Mrs. Allen Roush fo r , (fftd Bo b Gib&on, RohNI Al km• f i "'"!Ing, I • ,•I ,,.d ''°" " Dadi . .f;uests Of Reif · vil Club -... ... De -,.'Didi, •!"' Ch urch Gr'"UP M.et To C, ont,'nue W k Of Hefp1'ng O thers I l' r;c:::a:za l , I 1 ' • . y ""'" "''"'" ! inhezzler Put ' , (f;E , ,. ·:ron Probation By f l! ' I l :I . f.ed.,eral Judge ..- Party Held At Miffer Home Thursday Evening .CL!VBLA.ND UPJ - Ffda, •1 1 lilrlc\ Ju die · Girml K KIil ) ti�h f'V da y fl)R.Ccd Wlllian:1 1 1 ¢.• : •�r- . _j�, 38, an admitted Akron h:mk .. , . � •tf)l>fuler , on five years pruh11 l i1 1n . . __. A11llt a nt U. S. Attor ney IINt " Grif,.in 11ld Smith uclmilled i•m �lqJ '4 1 ,000 rrom the ri restont• B�n � �of A kron during his st•vP11 Y••rt II teller. rht1rged with 1 Jm Uh h11 d heen Ji:�• tl7 ,300 from the h a nk. llis ttoffl�y tol d 1{11lbflrish that Smi lh old' ftls home an d horruw c d mun8¥ 141 re»ay �he $17 ,500. ud11e, in i:rant i n i:: rroha• tJon; I• 1d lhe cr ime Wt\S nut orll' it Yldlhiiee 111nd rarely wa� l'C· I ! 1'>• pt•�·, . DAIi -LY I .c,aos, � �� l� � �· �J �• , ,.i,. .. j' tl!i!-flllll ,-� /_.., . - ' i' J. Not Wind• 3. Plamlre D . SuppoaJnr I, Hurl f, Man'• ii,lcknam1 8, Mexican :rub.,_r lret I, Protectore pi . qalnat. tloodl . JO. Hun.lcano { eentera, -� . 0�•• Ji,a1nt _t:,) ,..,_ II.I r� Hi'rlwrt M ille r 'or Middle. P111'1 ICoutc entertained with a S t :i nli•y Pa rty at her home Ttmrs;l 11Y fl\'eilir11t •ith Jl � .:Oaviil Baum�a rrhwr a� tlemonslrator. •.-:;a nws wrn• pfoy<'d d uring the i•vi•nin lii um! refre&hmenl! of n1kl' , j1•lh1 salnd and eoffee, were -� ..rv1•d lo Mrs. Ken Clark, Mrs. \�uuglrnn f'rin• . Mrs. Conra d Oh• l tn�i•r, Mrs . Jame� Heed , Mrs. Cook, Mrs t•: lwood !Jowers, Mrs. Edward Vrnoy. l 'raiJ;! Venoy un d Naomi nnd K.il l11' .\'tl Ohlin)!.c r . BOMB SCARI STF.lJHENVI LLE, Ohio UPlTwu r1•si1lf'nt·l•s were homhed early I mlay in what police aai d wu u n up1rnrent al1cmpt to ,care M n y or Snmuel McCormick an d n 1 lornt•Y I I LIJfo Alexander. C RO S S W O R D ,"ii/., -;:!�rt IL-, •..it ,. 1: • " I •lmon ::: :�:. IO. Rldloult 22. Malt bev,anga 23• or �::!,. 2C. Secret asint 25, Cab. oo«e '5.po=- 27. Ship'a rope 29. 011'f•IIUtu't ....,; vloua at. Pa.UN 31. Stomacll 89. Go4 af wv acidit �l. Apple HIil 34. Amo, y 41, l'emllt am1111, 1 H. Poem1 tnt IT. Shield (lbw,) """_.__,,,.,.,.,...,._ .: ·��� � -- - -♦ HI GH SCHOOL SCORES By Uni t•d Pr•u l nl•rn1tion1I Mu1il lon 16 St.ub9notill• 6 Col. Ros•ry 2◄ Col. Ac1d•my 6 Mad�n 14 A&ht1bult Harbor 1 2 Lorain 2 2 Mandt.fd I S Norwalk !O hTle'N• 24 C!n. ,vrC:ill 21 Merlett• 1 1 COi. LIMlit U, Cel. A�ulnas 1 4 Col, lttfmoer JD C•I. South 0 Upper �rlln,ttn is lexley o �el1w1ri 20 Worthin,fon 16 Nf!W Afllhy S4 Col. St. Mtry, 0 Uri,lo;, 4 Hlillonl o er� bn1en 24, Amend• , Gr�fflfleJd 35 Pluunt View 14 V{llinfritfon Clrclevlll• 6 WHht,.. ;, C. H, 21 HIiisboro 12 Oltnhnff II Marion Ctfhollc 14 lrinton 12 �•nc:••••r 0 Martins l'lrry 22 St, Clalrsvllle 6 Mtntfltfl MtcfllOft 39 A1hl1nd 6 At1aoni1 6 V•nillltl .., IZ X-.,i• I �Wit• 22 Mt. Vernon 8 ConntllriJH• 11 Dreaffn o �... C�hcorl 6 Co l<lwtll 0 N'' le:ii:ln,tl" 14 RoatVlfl• O New•rk C1thoUc 40 M,a ysvllle 22 Jec..4in Trimble 20 , Gloustu 16 Ft. F r'/t 26 Wooddleld 6 Crooknlll• 30 Philo 0 Chlll lcoth. 6 Port1mouth O Portsmouth E ..t 72 LucH.,.11 1 • O Portsmouth WHt 1 1, Northw•lf 3 W,ffrly 4 Wlwel•rllturg 2 Minford � Piketon 29 Portsmouth Notr• Dame 44 Ntw Boston 16 The Pl•lns 31 B•lpre 0 McArthur 12 La nc■stu BIS 6 Columbus WHt 27 Columbus East 26 Columhu1 Central 36 Marlon • Franklin 6 Grandview 6 Whltehtll 0 bn••.,.111• 24 Columbus North O Gronport 11 GroH City 16 Liberty Union 1 1 Ca nal Winchester 6 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Detroit 1 4 Cincinnati O Norfhtrrl Mich. 21 E11tern Mich. 0 VMI 34 G11arge W11h ington 10 Loullv llle 12 Murray St, 6 Utah l 7 8rl9ham Young 0 So. Cal. 10 Geor1I• 3 ■ 20 it Radio Oub Lists In 1st Meeting The Pomero y Ben d Citiwn Ra· Club met at the V. D. Ed· w11rd11 l naurance Office Thu reday f'venlng for ils regula r meeting wilh Harr y A. Miller , pr esi dent, presid ing. d lo The group deci ded to meet on the fi rst Thursday evening of each month. The foUipwing ' 'Nltn• mltteea we re appoinlell : �etnher1hlp, Carl flysell of Ruttttna• ··ai, t·hal r man; Ed ward Sliles, Mi dd le­ port an d David Culpepper, Galli­ polis ; Enforcement offlcer , Frank Tit us, Pomer oy; Publiclly, Tim Neutzlini, Mid d leport . During Thursday's meeting plane were m ade (or a picnic ,to be he ld jointly with t he Kovay Citizen R ad io Cl ub of Hunting­ ton on S(in day , Oct. 18. Mlsa Barbara Blatt or the Kova y Club spoke br ictly of the acUvi• ti es or her club 11nd Terry Fur• e:erso� and Robert Scragg, both or the ll untlngton Club a lso spoke The following were named as charte r membera of the Pomero)' Bend c.i ub H arol d Hysell an d Ca rl Hy1ell, R ut l11n d ; Har ol d Wltl, Fra nk TUus, Jed Web11ter, Har ry Mil ler , V. D. Ed war ds, Wa yne Z urcher, D r, T. A. Hewe t­ s on , Howi rd •M ullen , Harry Grlnd stan, Ger ald Shuster and Davi d Goodwi n of Pomer oy , T\leo Neu t1U n g, Jim Neut!ling an d Ed­ ward Sti le •. or Mi dd leport, Jack Crl11p of La n81vll l t, W. C. Walke r of Appl e Grovl!I; . Vietor Taylor , �ua:ene lf1rt .11nd Bill Fqlruer or Ne w ltaven, Jamel Jo hn1on o r M11o n an d D a vid Culpepper of Ga ll lpolia. -----Civil Air Patrol Holds R�1ilar Meetin Friday Mel111 Cou� Saua ron 202, Cl• vii Ai Patro , hi!I ltl tfula d '' '*· •wa SL- !i- ....,,.•..r.....L-_ ; •• ..ii/? .,., CBR'IOQUOTll - H•l'O's how to AXTDL•AAX• 10 wG1k .., II I, O N' O l' ll L L O W l 1tandl for &noth•r. In this 1ample A. Ill 11111 . L'-. yX for th• two O's, etc, Slnrl• lettan. ipoa. '. � llmp fo�UOII •I Ill< wordl tn tll lllllio 1 ,i,qdo ..� ..,. dlfforent. �;,ud X C B I. CTVB x o a' a o!TOilrfiiiii ·-Di�-- _:_,..f lot NO OOVl!:RNMICNT � _,u_ 00T A J'ORMJDABLll C.uf d r r weekly m ee Ung Frid ay n laht at JUI head4ulrten 1 t the Em m ett Sh ulet home on North 1'llrd-tt, Mi d dle­ port. Seven aenlor mem ber1 and two ea detR were pl'eHnt. J:tep0rtl were heud from the member• who at­ ten ded the- Gre;1t Lakes Re1l on al • Confer('l n«'! �lat week end iii Chi• raae. Also 1ive n were th e report• of I.he vatl�ui 1e<:tlon1 on their rurrent 1ctlvltles, F'o l1 owl n a the formal metitlnt three mm, of ln for mallon a nd In'. &truellon were Rh own. The eq uad ­ cl ron I nfo rmation oflice ra would ·11ke to announoe that the aquadron 1, now equ ipped with 1 18 mm sou nd mot lon pict ure proj ector and m ay dr�w upon the rnm Ub­ rary or the Ar med Force, an d the CAP. Any OJ'lan lla\lon& lntenated In lnc l udl nt fllm1 of this nJ1 tUre on thei r prolJ'am •. may do 10 by writ­ Ina Robe.rt F11her. tntormatlo n Of­ ficer, 1t 1 50 'Notth Third St,, Mld­ . dleport, W'Y I: I-IK)81 , or lt-e hi m at the H&Jl Flre1tone StONI, Mlddle­ \lO� . ii�iMI WIIT WASIIING1'()!1 UPI-Vice tld,nt J\khard JI. Nb.on, hoarse' from • to)d picked up after hll aeoond debate with Seq. John F. Ke n nedy , flew we1t today for an tntenalve e11ht-da y drlw-e for YOtll in 1 1 ata(ea. '' . l • � .. .. . - ·•·· ,. • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • •· P • 4' •• .. . .. .. .. • • • • .. -------- · •• ----· •, ------------ - ---· Bass Hitting On Favorites Win In SEO AL Muskingum River Games,Frt•day B,'J 01g u• Scores Now Thut It's Cool 2-Da!ly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mid dleport, 0., Ort. 6. 1 960 Rutland <:omm unity News ,v · JJAN 'PAilUit_ . 4'1 trr falJl.11)' reu"l oil. hel d a.l Lanca� Sandi.)', Al&o 1ttt�dln1 were Mr. and Mra. Pu rl Lanl\ inl who haH· �en vlllting the re wllh Ihm Mtrrell daujlbte r Mr. an d Mn. Cottrill and dau1hten. > Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Mirh at I 'r W l c Chillicothe a nd Mike of S unda y rueats or his parent s, M r a nd Mrs. Elu Michael and Thelma . Mn. KaUe Da vis of La ng,v ille ia vl1itin1 with Mrs. Fern Swee11ey , Mr. and Mrt. Forreal McCann o r Char leatop were Su nday guesls of her parent&. Mr. and Mrs. Cla rence Price. They came es• pecial ly to help celebr■tt Mrs. Price's birthda y . Mr. p.n d Mrs. Martin Summers o r M edina were weekend guests Mrs. of her twin sister, Mr. an d Clair Taylor. i.. �r. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden an d Larry and Mr. and 'Mn. Roy Snowd en were at Pa rkersbu rg Mon day n igh t shoppi11g. Mr, an d Mrs. Homer Pa rker and Susie called on bis lather P�arl Parker and H owa rd an d Miss -Mau de Creel of Che.!iler, Sun day. Mike Atkimon of C olumbus is visiting his gra ndparen ts, Mr. an d Mr11. Clair Tay l or . Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Simp­ kins, ColumbWI, spent the week en d at their home he re. Mr. an d M rs . Carl Denison of Wheellna spent the weeken d here viailing her father Lee My­ ers and other rela tives. Mrs. Rebecea M oqre an d chil dren have m oved to fbe Langs ville-Dexter road , TUPPJRWA9'E pll:TY FrJday wu • tQr favorite1 ' added 39 throu gh the air . Lo.Ian . &111 ire hittlnJ On the MUJ�ln­ Mrs. Betty William& entertain• Rive r now that thf: weather m 1c ln t)je SEOAL, 1h41 CfGl)' t rouble plcktd up jJ r u1hlng and 124 h9' cooled, re.Porta CHffoM Wln- ed with a Tupper,..are party at wia, no l'ttel11 ball tlub was in thro � the air. eveninj. day ata nle, , Wuhln1to n County 11me her hom e Wednes W, l ltfin ,o Neliionvlll• 6 the fav ored ro ll a11inat the num. serve Williams Mn. Wand.a d aa oppon• ber o fle an d lwo ran Bµteh s�tt n, Welt.ton's Hffl pi:otector, Ohio DlviJlon of Wild- demonstrator. if e, enti ' I po.un d fuU1'a'clii, put on • one l j T�e ev e nine w.as enjoyed by On Septe tnber 22, W i nstanle y W\th Ml�dt eddrt 1n Dome� man 1b0Vt�,at home tr tday nfgh t pl1ylN: seve ral sames wi th prlie1 l osing by m�bfe f1l■ rgin1 �o their , to ":_ell■ ton to a 20 tQ fl radioP-d I re port that !llhe:rmen awarde d . M rs. Isabelle Nelson sEq oppon e,it1....tt,aewhere 1ri !he . vtc!oh- 9_ytr the hapleu Nel- were m aki na: terrlflc ca tch es Of received the do or prize. Cake and baH On L•ke Chu te Da m on th lea,ue t he fhdHtH wM roll1iic' sOnviile O_reyhounds. cbffee we re served to Mrs. Joan lo declalve win• over tti'elr op po'!i· Stat�n ta ll ied two t ouch downs �u1klnfum. He e111imate d thl� May, Mrs. Verna Snowden, Mn. tlop. fro m 4 yard s ou t, an d gained a frQm too to 800 bass had been Donna Williamson, Mn. Rose . The Athens Bull do 11 _:won t�e1r to tal O;f 238 ya rd, i n 30 c1rfle1. taken in two weJk, end ing on Patterson, Mrs. Nelson , Mra. ConFri day The Rocket, or WellatOn pleied tha t da te, mdlt o f them on ,rtifi­ nie Bia.ck, Mn. Avo nel l e George 2n d 1tral1ht SEOAL nlght wilh a sh ow or po wer good up only .290 y ar d& on the ground elaJ lu res. In a ddi tion ' 40 wall Mra. Judy Snowden, B obby, Roaeeye■ we re ea ught. for a 26 to 6 sc ore over Logan, all eveni n1. mary a n d J udi th Ly nn, , Mn. now l · l . Nel1onville was li mited to 23 Whi le Win ta J ' . r t dealt Will(a ms, Jean Pa rker, Mrs. Frid ay night marked the first ya rds r uahln1, but added 125 by prJm arily w '�h rer Ch ute Debbie an d Donrni. '-. lm e t l• year tha t oh opposing way of the alr route. First dow,n1 Dam area �e stafed !h!t bus FIREHOUSI BUILD ING � ea'!1 �ad JCored on Coach Es- ra ,ond WellatOn 13 to 8. wlre beini 11 v ht h re The Rutl a nd Volu nteer firem en ·Nel,o�vil\e's !Core cJ me ifl i�e Im iti& river, :::: do� ��h:re are progressi ng with the con• key • B�ll dogs. . A t �en s Senior halfback, Olson, ,econd pe!IP.d when G ■i'y Stufne. H Jplnt the Ohio " 1tructi o n o f a new fire h ouse . ran for two touchd own&, one or bean bit M,lke Dexter 'ffth a 7 Merle> DeVoe · Jldllie �trol­ Upon completion, the new buil d• 58 yard.1, the other 28. Mont r yard loJlch<lltwh �aail. Wtllstotfs �an, stated thil ,w d t �ea o Ina will h ouse both fire engine.I �n ne tt , 185 poun d fullback d ove lhlrd TD . clffle when JCiltb SdW, bau Were. bein g s;,tJ.:• a� M c-t and equipment. The have nearl y y nme yards for a third qu a rter . ers to sse d a 12 ya rd pa ss to en d ConnelSvi!le t 00 · completed the r 12ing of the ol d ' TD an d _ Bigg& inte r cepted a Lo• M a rk Mullins. Township Hall. Th' victor y en ded a 5 ga m e ll•n aerial at lhe 5 an d galloped MYF MEETS d 95 yards for the fmal Bull dog losinf streak for th e Rockets The Method ist Yo ut h Fellowtouch down. covering a tw o year period . Nel• ship met at the home of Rev. IJ!C T Balntar, L091n Ch ieftein quar sonville suffere d its 24th st r aight .and Mrs. Carl Herring, Monda y t•rb•ck, acored in the ••cond SEOAL ,e tback since 19�. evening. Score by qu arters: quart•r to m.,k the first time # Miss Frances Roush entertain . this Ifft.on that • ••am has A t he ns . . . . . . 6 8 6 6-26 Arter the mee ti ng conclu dNI a KDrH on th• Bulldoga, Logan . . . . . o 6 o O- 6 ed the Loyal Pals Class of the social time was enjoyed. Pizza Mi dd leport Churc h of Ch r itl a t a nd soft d rinks were se rve d to Athens had the better of the first downs 13 to 9. It had , 2t5 WellstOf\ . . the following by M r s. Herring 8 O O 12-20 b er home Friday evening, net yardB on tht' ground anti Nelsonville o 6 o O- 6 Mrs. Allen Jenkinson preaJ. Julia a nd Jane Luca�. Saun dra --:::---:-------and Teresa Dean, Gl oria an d dent,, cond, ded the ' h"sh,es, 11,W!elmg a nd Miss Roush was in Beverly Thompson, Joetta Erle• 1 ·, ch�rge of the devotion a l period wine, Susie Parker, M a rgie Her.. using the theme "The Won der of ring, Je a nie Siders, Cathy Schop pert\ San d y and Karen Tucker, Go gir;�rr�:• �eet;n g the group s PERSONALS voled a · donat ion to the Salvat ion Ma r vel Foley daugh ter of Mr. NEW YOR K UPI-The New the sixth a nd Reventh, If neces- Army an d also d iscussed a 11pe- and Mrs. Dick Foley is a pa tient . Yor · k Rary , scheduled for Pi1t1burgh clal Lo ve Gift offerins to be re- a t Holzer Hospi tal . · g a " qutc . .k, Ya nkees, sensm kill tn the b111l park where t hey next Wed nesday and Th ursd ay celve d nex t mo nth Mrs. Neille Parker, Chest er, hav� bu r ied so many r iva ls, send With two aeasone d left-hand�r, . D ur i n g the so cial hour follow• was the s upper &q.est o[ M r . Whitey Fo rd against Vinega r doing the pi tching, both Stengel ing the meeti ng a salad cou rse and M r s. Homer P arker a nd Su· Bend Mizell today in an effo� to and ma nager Danny M urta ue:h of WBI served by t he hostess to sie, Fri day. take a _2 - 1 le�d over the Pitts• the Pirate, p1a n ne d to "load up" th ose menti o ned a bove and Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. Pa ul P, tterflon hurgh Pm1tes m the Worl d Series t heir battini orden wi th right, Guy Reynol ds, Miss Mable H sell Roxanne an d Jeffry spent th� y All S<]�are after thei r "Mur der- han<led hl tti n f strength. Miss Mildr e d Hawley, Mrs. Grae� weekend as guests of M r. a nd t>�s Row, 1 6·3 massa�re of the The weathe r was expected to be 1 a Russell and M rs. Mrs. Russel l Harm on at An der­ Pirates in Thursday s secomii clear a nd c ool wit h a slight wind r��� s�� � WASHINGTON UPI - A Wash­ son, In d . gilme. the Yan�eea ta ke lhe field blowing In fro m right field . Thal Arra ngements o f fall lioweMiss J u dy Slawter spent Sun­ ington scientist is trying to muve "' al 1 p. m. U)T fa vored a t 8-5 and the eont oura of the 70 000· were used throu gh out the Rowih day with friends at Dunba r . moun tains in Chile Peru a nd Bo­ ' ' to win the thir.<l ,.ame· and a t aeat ca pacity stadium it,elf were home for the meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Th om as Hysell livia so man will "feel a Jillie 9· 5 lo la ke t he1r eig hth wor ld reasons the expert, eitpected pi t, more at ho me on earth." Claire, M ich., and Mrs. Noa� , . rhampionshlp under Casey Sten- ehlni and to de fense beco me Dr. Merle Tuve, who says man Looker, Westerville were Monday stron ger ractora than they were gel. r afternoon guests o f M r . ana Mrs. has no point in probing the moon The fourth an d firth g-1erne11 also i n ttie finl two ga mes at Pllh· when he know, so little about -Carl Hy1el l . ar e S<'hedulc d for Yankee $ta- burgh, the ea r th under his Jeet, doesn't Mr. -._nd Mn. Will iam Ste\fart dium, Sunda y a11d Mondi!)' with wa_nt to move mountains very far an d Billy, CllftOD, villtt'd their -----'-----'-'' -Fi>rd , 81, will be atirU ng his -Jus t eno Ugh to get a vibration d iltightcr, Mr. ancf M r s. Hal'ol d 13th World Series ,lame-a re• tha t can be recl'.lrded. Gaug es: Mon tgome ry 16.3 up­ E. Hysell and sons, Tuesday. cord-an d is generallJ' conced ed Tove ,d irects a project cal led • �e , Tote do r Mn. Donal d Sweene , _9.3 lower, 1 . 8 rt. open; Gal• y to be the ace of lhe New Yor k "Seism ic and G ravi ty Studies of M ltpoh r s Earl HallidllY, A t hens and s 17. uppe 9 r, ataff. Yankee braa.s. in fact, claim 9.6 lo wer 1 the Andes for the Carnegie [nstl­ he is the best club'h pitcher In and three quar ters foot open : Mrs. Everett McKnight of Po me­ ullo n or_ W11hingto n, which a n­ t r oy were Lock recent v isi to rs of Mrs. 23, UU u pper 8.8 lowe r ha1ebltll despite a so•ao se a son n ou nced 1t ha d received a $40,001) m a rked br erra t ic spel l s an d co m- closed off. All m o veable d ams up Fern Sweeney. Mr. an d Mrs. Robert Hill and 1ran t from the Na ti o nal Science piete d wit h a 12·9 recor d and 13 thru 23 and closed off. son Billy alten de d the Lanning Fou nda tion . Ohio . River bo ats, down , Lock a 3.05 earne d run ave rage. This is not m u ch mone y in a MizeU, 30, Is a fl.foot 3 inch • 17 Bea ver 7 : 10 am 1.0· Lock 18 WEST SHADE NEWS da)I wh en mil l ions are spent in A. V. CriRs Jr.• 9 pm 20S pou nder wh o puts P lent y o i C. V. BY SHARON YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner and the race to the moon. H a rner 5: IO am 2-0; Lock 20 famil For pce-a:ame entertainment · 1t muttard . on &\rerything he thrOW'B y spe nt Suoda_f with m. and . "Why :doe, evpryone gel so ex­ the Gallipoli s- Pomeroy a,.tne th11 He _ t hrow, with , a·· · Hlgh" kit.klnk Cornell U :30 am. ·0-1'2; Lock 23 Mrs. George Ab�otl'." " • ' cite d al>o ut the mo on " Tuve asked . Pome roy High School Ma rching molt on and is e specially, dlfficult Nort he rn 1 2 : IO pm 1-4.6 Titan Rev. a n d Mrs. 11h:irilas 'called o n "It'1 hoatile lo man from th� Band, un der d irec tlo11 of Ray lo pull. He star ted the Reaso n 1 : 15 pm 0-1 1; Waverly i :4o pm Mr. an d Mrs. Wlll Heilman recent­ standpoint of climate. There's no, Card inals 4·0; Carl D, 2 : 1 5 pm 1-3; Elger ly. Wo od geard , entered the fle ld with with the St. Lou is m uch to do there." a snsppy dru m cadence. Strain1 of caugh t fire after being t raded t� C.,lff 2 : 45 pm 2-0; Cha r les R . Mr. Why get 10 exCi ted about rocks a nd Mrs. Gerald "vietlt>t o f "On W isconsin" were hesrd H I t the Pira�s, an d had a t4-8 re­ Stev�nson 5:30 p m 18-0; Mikti Tuppers Pl a ins, Mr . and Mn. Floyd 10 milea deep? · Credit or 8:5:1 pm 20-0; c ord for the aeason. marched down field . Albert Spenee a n d Mr. an d M rs. H . D, , "You migh t SB)' we're trying to F. Holde n 10 Pm 0-22; Mr. Criss The bombastic tune or "Tiger make man fee l m ore at ho me on Goeglei n o f Pomeroy called oh 1 1 pm, 7·0. Rag" was played wh;le the m ajor• earth, " Turve Raid . 'I'm convinced Mrs. Jennie Roush, S u nd ay . Up at Gallip olis Onward 6:45 etlet, Paula Say re, Carolyn Ed· Mrs. Will Heilrv, a n called on he's goin g to be here fo r II long am 13- 1 ; Lock 23 Lit tle E dwa rd wa rd a, Caro l yn Bass, Sandra Welle M rs. I .eonard Lanham Monday . t ime." 2 1 :25 Pm 0-1; I. F. Fry berger Lola Ziejler, Ruth Ed wards and Mrs. Lanha m is conv,descing fro m The Carnegie [nstitulion's re• l 2 . I O am 16-p; Cha rles R. Steven And rea Evan, d id a n origina l d ance se�r�h is '!,imed at meas uring · s recent i l l ness. son 1 1 :50 0-\6. ro utine. Counte rma r chlng, the unit Mrs. Virgil Roush attended the den11Ly oI rocks beneath mou n• All Kanawh a River d a ms o n retu rned lo the end zone to play funeral Mrs. Maude t1l ns In •n effort to lear n more o f her 11unl, the sill. the "Sta r Spangle d Banner." Fol• Bro�kl! at Col umbu 11, Wed n esda y , about the g�ological rhanges lowing this the trad i tional tun nel M1�1 Na ncy -Zumb ach aPent Mo n­ which bui ld moun ta ins and other Club Entertained A t was formed a nd "Across the Fiel d " d ay night with Mary Jo R owth. fe at ure■ on the earth's cruet. o ut O o light, r r o ut d min pl ayed as the players came on th e "We're try ihg to un derstand. Ma rtin Home Thur,day · fiel d . . should n't apply to the Ja panese not to control," sai d T uve. Mrs: Albert Marl in entertained Syracwe AuxUiary For the halrti me show th e high- btiet Je, the i nsect th at p robably the Bi-Monthl The, Jn1lltutlon h111 ,et up re. y Canasta Cl u b on 8 leppln11 band ma rched down field m�d e itt1elf know n to more people Thur eord lna �uma .to li1ten to vibra,. Record Hopa sda y eveni nt at her ho me o n In Ohio'• "beetle belt'' this play ing '"The Victo r.a." Parent.I of The Raven of Raci ne will be tion1 from e artbqulkes and from Co nd or St. the football playera were lntrod uc• year than ever before. M ost o r t he dJ1c jockey s for II record hop the 50-ton hlgh-eitploaive charges Win ners for the evening we re the beetlea are g o11e- now, after e d at this li11te. M_rs. John Bea ver, Mn. Charles at the Syracuse Town hall every used In the research. There are In l_lne wlih the policy or keep, �ne of the most pro lific atta ck• Riffle, Mra. HOwud Loga n and Mrs. Tuesday evening, The events are ,Ix l11tenll1g pba:ta In Peru five in I na ll'ld fan11 Informed of , all m Y,eu,. But the b attle isn't over. Marti n . The door prize w A uxi­ Bolivia .and four tn Chile. as award­ sponso red by the Lad les new devel opmenh in the field of . A h e11y•t�re■d pa m phlet which ed to "We "know a�ady," said Tuve liar fl r e d epart m e n t. · o r the Mr1. Eugen e Tripl ett. y m u,Jc, the arou p brou ah t a re port g ivt1 an1wers to 16 of t he m ost An ad m i11lon will be chargfld '.'that there are vi olent d ifference� Refr eshments wen served by the on aetivi t lca o f lhe latest grou p of common questl on s asked abo ut hostes , to the above nam ed and a nd a do o.r priie will be awarded . m the earth beneath the Rockies maniacs - The Bea t Generati on. . thl1 lnnct hlll been prepared by Mrs. Richa rd Fi an d the � n law, Mn. Don­ The Rover& who consl.at1 of El• In th• United Stat.ea For a clo ser look, the Beatnik's Dr. J. 8. Polivka of the Ohio al d And es in South A m erica." s o n D. O'Connor, ul Wa Pa ton l McKem .i e a nd Mn. Sid n ey last 1ather l ng place was reve aled Aa:rlcultural Expe ri ment stati on . Spenc Ht Hid 1 "'conve nien t by. prod­ and Bruce Smith ha ve new equip er. \ as a tavl!lrn was for med an d "Ta v- The leaflet coven everythin l u ct" of the rc,ae arch may be more ment and will give record• In the ern In th e Town" was pla yed. Not fro m id entificati on to be st meth• i n formiUon about the earth­ dance contesta. Swansong Speech I• digalng th at up. tempo ki nd of ed of contl'<II, The ladies wlll have cotton quak,e1 that cause 10 much d e, Turf can be treated any ti me Plonned By Nikita m u1lc, }heir opinion was, "real candy, pop and potato chip• to v11tation In So'uth America. 1qu are. The band 1111Rembled Into for 1rub control, Polivka aa)'s The latest 11:rant from the Na• UNITED N ATIONS, N, Y . UP! sell. Proeeed1 from theae record a - aqual'fl and a li tt le of that way- but ' 1ppllc1tfon1 made in Oct ob� -Ntkl la S. Khr ushchev pianned a hope ■re to go toward purchaae tlona?' Science Foundltion will be jau, "Ta, Ra,Ra,Boom-De-Ay " will not kill alJ th e ll'Ubs that swanaone speech to the out uMd to help "deve lop local pro­ N. Gen­ of • new firtl truck. INl ln thti 1011 at the ti me of e ral Auem bl)' today al the Com­ was pla yed . feutonat ca:paclt7'' in the three �oxt came a,omethlng strictly for lrflatment. Some of the irrubs mu n ist star 11lesman lryl n i to Latin American countrie1 Tuve cool ca t, u a cat w11 form ed and will contin ue to r,ow in d e mer1e )Yin a seat Jor Red Chi na ind ict 11id . Tbb WUI mean m o�ey for 1.1 1dult1 nut 1u mmer. However lhp Un ited Slates for "a.11;e11lon " "coolCa t Cape,�" pla yed . tr• noorta,UOn ine1111rhq: instru­ The ba nd tb en cut II real eool • 1in1le 1pplic1tlon of aome m■• ind win approval o f his d iHrma.� ment& and o b1ervers to watch the caper aa lt eucut� a preclslon tertal 1uch II chlordane, hepta­ ment program . lnstrtnMllita. drlll which consisted 4f two re• ch lor, die ldrln , aldrln or endri n He fa ced de fea t before he ,tart­ volvlng rectana;l�s in the m.iddle wi ll &ru b-proof t he l�w n In auc­ ed. The auembly waa acheduled to whll e the aid.ea m oved in and out . ceed l n• aeaso ns tor JO yeara or meet i n special Saturday aenion From the rldtculous to I much more. for a vote after five (alse it■rt, The four .page public1 t lon may -oil the Soviet proposal to oust Na'. more Re rio u, vei n , lhe progl'am was concluded with the Purple and be obl a in td fre e by wrltl n1 to tlonal ist China a nd seat Red Chi na. 1, . tf•ff.. l'redffkk Eurene 'I11omN, 11, of Hendt!rWhite c.l ad ba ndsmen formln£ the the Dl!lpartment of F.nl om ol o1Y, b e c a m e Mllon Couilty 'a _,. Mr. and Mra. C. A. Babcock and block PHS and playing the Pom - Ohio A Qr lcult ur al Experim ent Bllll:TH ANNOUNCID eiPth hi1hway fatality early thle Mr. anr! �. WU1ou1hby HIii Station , Woo1t er, Ohio. eroy Hl1� School "Alm a Ma ter ." Mr. a nd Mra. John D. Geraper of morning when he died at Pleasant 1pent . a day recently with relatives 1623 Be neHee, Co l umbua, Ohio, are Va llef Hoapltal of lntema l i.nJur· . at Ot1e19. Mrs. Esther Kimes of Chester annou ncing the birt h or an elghi ies which tie .received when -pound dau1hter o n October ,. Mn. h1• v htcte 'Nl"eclted on Rt. 35, s�nt , sever�I daya with Mr im d • ..., , 1ea uum Pl, Ple11a nt. Mn. MOO Blgp, . Gersper ill the former Gay nel l uve ml AccordJ n & lo atalt P:Qlice, Th om • Mr. and Ml'I. •· �aymond Frank Thoma, of Po meroy. Pt )in Grandpiren ta are M r. and Mn. aa, travelin1 alone towards ly nday William Var1.s, Joh natown Ohio PleH■ nt, ran off the rt,ht aide oi :��� aDd ar=�::�r. an � Mn. th e hlgh , e over I lf'lde, C\llt WQ' of Wedn•sday eve n ln1 the nnt a nd Mr. a nd M n Homer B;aley 0j . w nt e oe m t u of the 1:: Mr1. Almt4a· Wil)pel, Mn. Ollie ba by !:'e�i�� !�ct :. !':e �r::: ;.!:• � �ta a i��=e m en ned ,,_ Into ���'B ili:,�:o'!l�ro y �·ll Jt • tbe Se nior Choir of the ehutth, at E dllb �hwab� �h J ��... ..C!_a_,,e � MC-..u, v1s1 ted � e ome. ·J.. , Mi, tb u · n.u1111non ...,. ui. _.... NEW Olli.E ANS UPI - Loui&I• the home of Mr. and Mn. Harold MIidred • Hawk of G U) U1e . Great you DffS· Curt Fredetl<:k 00 . th was thrown from the ur. ana Atty. G•I\· Jack Grem llllon to- Sauer ind daushten, Mary Ruth uhdta art EdWIrd om a■, RutHe 1HI ru1hed fo Ple11aaat Val- Tu"4i7 r!roln,:. day WH found vu llty of criminal a rfd J oy ItOu,; Jaml1 m'u a'nd f riend of Co� 1: M r. · s.uv drove 1 and a,nd Jat,e Tho m... Colu mbUJ, ley Hoapital where- he died ti 1 •,to ... rt p e 1ate John D· Th omas was •1 10 a • m. He waa aon .a ,,, Clarence a ndl IU:mbu1· apenI th e weel:nd with Tlt contem t u, a three-j ud 1e f eral the tractor tor �h• rlile. , , Crystal Stephen 'l'b:omu, of Hen· hi• arand'Plrenta. . • ■n un. ete. eourt. Alter the h---de .._..... dOftUta, coo'i.. JC € HIY.. ti.al•- curt Fred r• .•• :tdwln F,I ..en Tbe GersPl!lr• 1]110 have a UI deraon, who t eurvlve. Ue wa■ •n bbtrict l'u. � nu t er coIIea and hot choeol'■te Wflrt • � emploree o · t he N'-ew 'YOl't Ceil- · 'ltll�Tb:-... •.:,-" __.:,,_v 1.,...,.. month old .1on , 1'hom 11 MlthHI. ..00n. · I fo\lnd · �llllon 1u11ty 11 iclled 18,ftld. tral liail road. . • _______ attd told ""' that he wa• "f'Jltty �,.,...i . tor th• ,,..nln, ftft �r surv ivon IDClude one ion COMN.ml A RMY Cd(Jlts• of P'OII mlabthavidr Ii c:burt" J'arl• l:rlaWIM r t.eo Ktnritdy DILAY •• AltOTMiiR · OM brother' · "' UPl-Dtplomatlc reArmy Pvt. noyd J. Borlll;, 23, ftoilald Lee Au1. 28 heatin1 [ov er, wd) Sauar,' .J1 niet ltri:fe. 111'". an� durin 1 DelP. at bome . alid m'atern•I ii-and: �mr> lnt.eEnUon. Piul Ri\,10nltlU ei'Hl ehlldNn. Whose wife, De&"lle, 1ive11 on R ollte m other, Mn. Ora. ltna :,, of Leob. -•today there nd tca� woul4 1't aodin- deli; In the So. GremUUoln lot mad durlnl: t111t l)dlth aid Billy, Kinh Gted, Bet• l Pomerot compl eted th iahl r l F d al r l wil hel aut�ritotive main'ie!an� I e,m., �,e J•��7 _ )t!rv � Yi.el , trlal �t lbe two surviving of trly... Nmn, lf'loid Clfin�ck lln. .;eel 'I� IIL .be Zion � hearl n1, oblened at the top �ii voi� tliat the court w11 a -Dlite Wal btrn; lira. AlchlJ'I ;iUil\- --liilptr eourte Sept 30 It the A r- Cllpich. BU�1l 'fflll � , In � �ell. e.f, tltie American RM, den ot lnlq,ultr," and Waited oul. p, !In. 1:.1111111 Sttlff, Cl'tolyh llu• mor Smool F'rirt il X it He a h t down l'y Runttr hid not ,et PINtd aell, ean,t,n a.hto, � HoWal'd e ,on qt Mi:. �'!I� c� ��:. Fwl":�m": j P anea lllt � Y 1• . . . · IW ID • ter 10 a.m., Sunday. R�,:elt and tlle Sauer family, Borln,:, llou\e 2, Alban)', . . . , ,. •�•a '"!" "J,.Y ' 1 C/as� ' • fn f, erfdine • A t Ch h Q\I. I Ch r·,·st Fr,'da,v l Yankees' Sens' ng Quick K1· 11,· ent Wh1tey • Ford Onto Mound Science Looks At Earth For Space Answers :�ri!• RIVER Charter Members r 'Ill: · � •· 1 •\ , \ . • } REPORT C00I C,aper IS I Staged By School Band 7-o; Beetle Battle Not Y�t Over In Farm Belt Spomor, u. Henderson Youth Is 8th Fatal Ne_w_ s Ob\ HH-'--1,-..- • Traffic Victim �vents ()f Week '°' Top Louisiana Hay Ride Held At Micldlepart By Semor Choir Official Guilty Of 'f.ontempt' t �T�1�por::=�= ,!: :o:::;�, !�� J =�- �Tt· f · :!f•; 1'ho�•• l!!.• .:ti: ·'•,c,.... ,�. • J'rtderlck' a.v, � • •• and, K Wuliim !:�r:r �l ;o�c:.a:.i-: s ad D re fo Be t un Co -0 33 By er ov D y ce un a R ed O ev ils Flat te n Ch ·· ORED -- · -- - · Jackets Keep lronme·n Busy, ut Lose 38-14, Wi • } B .. ,,.rage N ett1• ng TWO Tonehdowns 1th Aer1a Rutland rolled to its second straight league victory Friday · ·-· night, this Jime with a 33-0 lashing of Chauncey·DiJver, Its \ lourlh straight win of the current gnd season , its 20th straighl wm without defeat by anybody and got a long leg toward its htth !M<IJfO L tlu�k cyc Confer ence title. It w.- .,.ot her , , • ht-for Ru\ . "" "" way for 60 yards an d t•e for B IU ■ SYRACUSE, OLE MISS AREmostFAV likely '1 1 KILLS FOUi PORTLAND, Ort. UPI-Three children and I b&by sitter died Friday In a fire whic-h burned throuP I two-1t4'.lry home. De ad wen Gay Garrell, 5 month1; Vickie Garrett, HI month,; An• pla Garrett, 3 and Pa tricia Mae G r•valt, 21. to retain but other top-rated learn, may have trouble holding tbelr posillons In major eol· lege foootball action. The No. 1 Orangemen of Syracuse are overwhelming choic­ es to make Holy Cro1S their 20th straight regular seaaon cu­ ualty and only t he planned use of coach Ben Scbwartzwa1der'J second team could bold down the score to a minor 1laugbler. The Crusaders are the last team to beat Syracuse in a regu• lar season game, 14-13, In 19>8. However, they took a 4U shellacking from the national champions in 1959. Syracuse and Mississippi were figured their one-two national rankings tdday. , tli,c �early 11e �ond quarter ,core on a Hindy to Kloe1 pass at the � land 's o:.j),.,�1< 101; " .. J . t: ;11:ig tted .irst TD. David Pierce'& kick BY 808 E, BYER Dudding pulle d h i1 miued. point ,he anll ruugh l a u � ard Jl'Unt t o the 3. Boothe and Coach Devil ba�ks co aro:..nO, ll ntinel lports Ed,ltor Se h second- unit wa1 The e unit. t on fir�t •11 1 ard RulL.1nd kicked o ff and over them .1 o r loa:: g.i.ine :& a,,u Coach John Thompson II Yellow had hit Hyden o� a 2 1 : the finl a nd ve o to m e in• waR unabl pass pf n er's d Lin e t play tat d a con ,t er toULhd own-1. Da ds or players were ! to Jackson Fri day play � pl ays earl went J ckel& � to the out punt o t <;: came back ._ : ,-qitc d by Geor e on the 50 and : guest s. htvin g a [irst r�te t rr at. nliht and st aged the mos� brll· the !mt !luarter dd ing Du �point e thia r At t bl Afte 33. 3 Jacke y 1l 1 unc a w o With hnt down and g l oa t h Jim Venn :iri�s hig a ru:l rL·i d t o the C Hint aeri al show aeen m the o d i n 5 pl•Y• an i?.e bench , 3 hia d the s l w t cleare d . nd a ui, penal l a � •y c the '; to d ha e Y_ o m 1 lh'! 3 Surrelt rough line smac krd everythm SEO A L for m a ny yean. dle, rd ner went in from the out on the Euut he sneaked m fro m there. Baum ga Ch.iuncey cfh!ad to the groun d . "1.,bstttter spun up the mid came s His y bo e r the fo touchdown. Hind y at• in for nt 1 w pall and , d d r fiel for A Boothe to Steve Mille 1 he Biue Devils g .dned 130 yards ;lcarr the ort end of a 38· 14 ,c ore. 1h tempted to paas to Harris for the ,tullr nd" s second TD. Thia time their fourth lou of _the season, was _ r� d for the �In �. on the groun d, a dd ed 4 0 by ai r on n o mplete. ihe r o f M1dd1eport_ could n t move the po ints bu t it went i c three of l2 pass1M1. Rutland , mea n• ,iob�te ttcr's pa,s to Combs but Ir�nman Coac� Jim Du dd ing own two passes to hr t ha.d y 14.(1. d Hin WH it d an d punted goo y d wss Hln while , gained 321 on the groun d , EP had h11 regul� rs 1n �t the end- h;ill a fter �his a nd plays Kloes. one to Mike Erwin. and In lh < second perloo: added 55 (and a TD) b)' i1lr on one after aome br ief rcsp.ite- wllh .all lu the Jacltson 30. In 8 to cover e8 yards the hand s alert for Danny completion in two allempts ' for a Hind y's .Tad[:iOn was in pay di rt again one to Harris Atfc r Cha u ncey dro� e to touchdown drive. 87-yard th of lrom e ver o going grand t 0t• I 0 r 386: Rutla nd 40 the Red Dev 1l1 held 11 nd strong right arm and a cor ps of wilh Te d White Ur1t hl1 rned u ret ng . , Duddi Eallern High Ea�es made t11.:ar 10. A Boothe to Hy den pa111 waR �1 d ay nlght s m_ a rm of t,he Re d on the second play H�bstet�er good receiven. d they lm• an point this al unit se ll.lDll record 2·2 Friday night The Jacket.I passed 34 time.I, go od for the extra po ints. Devils brought their t?tal in four went 60 yards for the Uurd Wi n· diately took to the air, but to me ore a big HomE:com ing crowd bef AIR TO TAKI g_ames to 12 atten:ipts, eight comple- ners ' TD. Pierce's 1.-:lck was go� - comple ted 17 for a whoppins to· no ava il as lime ran . o ut. an upael 30-0 sh•llacking o f with O 2 to own d 4 Jackett he t With ece r 1� ncey y d Hln tal of 230 yards ·by air. hons, goo� for ,five touchdown&. Third period: Cha u quarters: by Score _Kyger �reek football ge u a h the o t took RLI:tland t1. TD s came on runs of ed , wus held, punted lo Rutland s threw 33 of them, Rick Oller one. qu .irterb«ck Hi n�y 8 16 6 8-38 learn which outweighed th e Ea g• J 01 ck n lt )' 1 11 .a A _pe 11 ard UI y On the grou nd Mtnnlnt B•um- a ir routes. nothing less than 31 y a rds. Lee 35. Marlin 1ot 12, then Combs 0 6-14 Jes an average of 1 7 pound, per .... 0 8 against Jackson gave. M i ddleport Mddleporl fullback, and BU I Combs had two, one for 60. the blasted for 55 yards and a fourth gardn•r : Statistic& man . n o a J the 40 de.t a first and 10 at other for 53. Hoblitetter also had TD. Hobste tter's pass to George Harris l ed the J•ck9'i dfflnMwld'port J•ckton play o t e minut a than Eute rn lev eled Kyger ln ,every less w1Lh 11,,ely ,nd Hindy had nice- protwo, one for 31 ,the other for 6�, misfire d . 263 34 Ya rds Ru&hing alf. epartmen t , reeling off 2M yard• d flrst the in h his from s evening ller e Obs � and Combs caught J-:I With Rutlan d using substi tute, ttctlon •II 104 230 Ya rds Passing "' • on the groun d , add ing 80 by a ir, before minute TD way, rd thi all his lut d foueht th,t fM sn was In which s d r line a Y 65 for Chaunce pass y 34 14 in the (ourth period . Pas ses Attempted getting five finl dowm t1 nd h•lf Hindy th,.,. s p11MS, CDffl M idd leport took Meredi th Joh n • or the even mg. 5 held on the Rutlllnd 15. Rutland 7 1 a es Completed . . P . only twi<:t!. the Sll fumbling and yards 40 l quickl for d an 3 ng plet y H.obstetter wa s �o p groun� gain· worked the ball up to the midstripe son's opening kickoff 0 4 Passes Intercepted t wo f touchdo,im be· . Kyger managed irst territory MeanwhHe lronmen , J•ckets' last into 5(1 moved the ran r o f er with 127 y a rds m 12 c a rries from wher e Combs 369 264 Total Yar da ge eut. f ran ground, tlrn• ore be u onl y 102 y a rds o n the d it fc re losing the ball on ,1n inter· cond, an issed m 126 kick ad s h Combs Pierce' _avera�e. d yar Again 18 17 a 10 First Downs " otdot " d H comone on fflon r ai the in Ray 1 1 got hit d';' cepted pass. Hin . in only nm� tries fo,r a 14 yard ended 33·0. 40 100 . , Penalties p,11 one with out ind trieR, at r down fl eight oa, of • o pletion tw on up d ave r l picke K ckson J a RIVlnR d e were ra ave i; w�l l c . Ma rti� Rutla nd ran, a �erage P unts { av. ) (3) 34 )'d ( 2) 42.5 yd f lnel 19 r the d , got five fint down,, con intercepte to to the Jackels 4-4, but ran Bbcli: owns d play Jerrr an og of r B work . es tne� the five to m ds r ya notic 2 2 nme Fumbles . . and lost two of fou r fumbles. yard, to pay dirt. H• ff'len hit went once for four, Tlllls twice 11 t r ight en d on defense whlle bot h o ut of downs on a fo urth down 2 Lost Fumbles I PMI •nother othe on c.rr o B Dave at from gan Ranni• pass e l gamb ro B BaJTY mers Nick Leona rd opened the S<:Or• r pe rfo way for 1� Middl•port Lineup for the edr• polnh. · ing in the first quarter with an : · qua rterba ck; Pierce, tackle, and to R oger Hyden. However, on This was how it went t End& : Kl oes, Shafer, Aul Tac second pla y from ond ha lf saw the Jae• sec The d , also stood Mi ddl eport 's en left a ckle slant for 12 yards. In t off Dugan 45, Dick s; own Ha Gilkey, its trom Slobart, y kles: openeo Rutland o utes , bu t r ted air e the to intercep White d Te 11t1y ts k suimmage, period Ray Coleman sec-ond . the efense Guards: Roush, Ba tey; Center: moved to the Chauncey four a nd out on d Jacket's Carl "The Ch'nc•Y o Mike Shafer pass a t t Hindy a o i:a w R'tland als a t end and with corner the turned n· er l y, Chau Oi d s. . ha mbers; B a cks: Hin Ch aunee y hel d for down 130 and the Ironmen began Horse" S urre tt grind out large CErwin, downfiel d . 31 the blocking 321 efficient R rushin • Y a rds rd· D a after mga , and Bau is, Carr r ar out punt o H ce)' had t 195 The d. n 40 lhe grou on , to m o ve. went all the way. Leonar d added gain 65 ssing a p Hob· Ya rd11 ner. v i d Martin lost 8, Combs took up a touch 12 points. �xln d tu\ll aci: set lwo poun for on 2 run the JackR led put penal.y attemp yard went 15 Passes A and stctter'a pass in the flat e mai ning 3 1 Abo in the second quarter , Co le­ ba \k to its HI, bu t Boothe imme• d own in each of the r ,;;.;;;;;;a;;;;;;;.;..;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;., Passel! com pleted O m an scored on a &lick 42 yarder, Passes Intercepted 1 dialely gained it back with a quarters acoringut. the final TD Endicott Johnson 170 Melvin Ballard add ing two points. gn Total Yards gained 386 pass to Bob Martin at the 31. from 4 yards o 4 Bob Martin scored J■ckRon's '1 Fir st Dowmi Carl Surret t went fon 4 an d In the fourth period Ba lli.rd from t he 4 37) 3 ( th touch down four (29) hit• , r ai l the o t t Av. wen s. Punt Boothe a gain fullback, broke up the m id dle tor 11 d 1 l Fumble& ting Tom W righ t o n II SO yand after Surrl'tt had g allope 65 yards, runnin g aquarely over H to Boothe 5 9. yA the o t 5 ards hit y Pen alties pass play at the 13. Martin t he lop of 1 the Kyger 11fely man. Sizes 6 to 1 1 for te le incomp O was p:iss 1 en d ight r W d 2 an lost the to bles more 1 Fum fo r 1 Leona rd added a two-poin t run 1 4 '1 6 6-33 wen t in for the touchdown. p l'.)ints. i Rul land after thi1 one t oo. O O O 0-0 Wrigh t ad ded the point& after Mid d .£porl's final touchdown Chauncey Eastern a lso had four touch TD's - Combs, 6� y.irds, pass; with a run and the Jackson Iron• came alt er Surret t had 1cored DETROIT UPI - Glenn Davis, downs nullified by penalties. Heavy Cork Soles Hol:lstetter, 3 1 yards, run ; }{o b- men were ou t in front 8 to o at Jackson's fifth TD, and ran f'or two • time Olympic gol d medal the poin ts. stetler, tiO yards run; Combs, run, the quarter. _ a winner in track, today signed PULLS FIRST UNIT J a ckson lost little time in 53 y11rds ; Cu mbs, run 50 yard8 · the Detroit tract with con 1960 Dennis Hutchinson Intercepted Lions. EP's--Combs, pass; Pierce, kick . scoring again. Ted White set u p The 26--year-old Davis h a s been Mlddlepo1·I work;ng ou t wilh t•e L;ons for Colts, Gianl8, Face the past two weeks at the urging Howard (Hopalong) Cassa dy, a of · Electra Series. All Power Toullih Ganteti Sunday Detroit halfbac� and former school equipped . ul11Nd Pr111 lntern1tlonal m ate 9f Davis It. Ohio Slate. The B a l t imore Colts a nd the Dav• d sai n o , Coach George Wils . . SEE AT New York Giants, favored in t he Th� Blue . Devtls_ wast ed l i ttle ' lg I sprinter and hu rd ler, will be a isht week the str second the the r o f Fo� meet . o t pre-se ason polls met defeat at lime 1n scoring the ir second T.D In employed a s · a 'Weak side'• .e,ui National Football Le11i:ue cham • Pomeroy Panther, ntender for t he the thir d quarter. Grueset'a kick to, 'ijr fl .inking back"on offense 11ind Home Of The pionshi•p for a third straight y ear the hands ol a co ' 'to � the 20 yard llne was ta ken by will be in uniform for Sund ay'• ionship. USED CAR LOT fa ce tb� ir toµghest obslecles of SEOAL champ San Fra ncisco Roderick,' who raced 80 yards for game with the to loss 14·0 week's f t las ter A on a ay FABULOUS Sund on seas n t e curr the nd of the game. 49'en here. pr ogra m A thens, the Pan thers were defea t· the score, his seco foot bal l profession a l extra poi nt1 on he t d re o sc also "We hope his grea t speed will He Gallipod experience which vies with t he World Ser ies ed by s trong, t keeper. ou roll us," Wilson said . a he(p 40·0 a b d l fie home r y thei !is on or Ian interest . the pla yed high school footer, t ar Davis u q With 3 :2'1 left ln· the The Colt s, w ho onl)' make news margin. native Barberton, Ohio, This his t a ll again. a b d re o sc Devil.a The Pa nther dcfen6", which hf!ld Blue When they lose, are slim 6•point ime Evans was the bal l carrier bu t bypa ssed t he sport al Ohio favorites over the Packer s at Coa ch Ch a rles Sloba rt'11 Blue Dev- t from fi ve . yards out. Dunca n had St ille at the ur ging of his track Green Bay, Wis. , whil e the injury ils to one touchdow n In t he first ed 35 yards arou nd r ight end coach. plagued Gi a nts, who keep on win· half, could no� hol d them in the gallop -------­ five where he was stopped the to d e a r sco are i s, olis second hall aa Gal l P ning in spite of themselve the ed or ac an Dunc lin. u b)' Ra y Po IC 8 e n me re one-poin t pick over the four more. d off to \ extra points. kicke gh. Evans l u Pa sbur After Pitt at Steelers Alter an exchange o f punls the Sisler As Coach the Pa nthers to begin the game, sta rted a drive from CINCINNATI UPI-Dick Sisler, Pomeroy mo yed the ball seven Blue Devils FILL RAC I NG POSTS t tle hesita tion U of former major le a gue star With son 49, wn o their m o T ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. UPI� yard!i in thr�e tries a nd Capt. ss p d r a a a ed let 34 y George Sisler, ha& been signed o punt. The Roderick comp P.uul F. Harron o f Philadelphia Grueser was force d t who , d n e right , rt Nibe rell r b)' the Cincinna t i Red s as a Da a nny Howa rd to has been elected t reasurer of the' ball was taken by D:1 t he next On five. the t a coach for the 1961 season. hlt was d an .!! rd stripe Atlantic City Racing Associati on o n the Gal lipol i 34 y ne o the e si n l went � To mske room for him, Cincin­ Grifflth ret urned to the 49. Af ter gaining play, Du ncan succeeding the late J. llipolis was Ga e r whe released ba tt ing coa ch Wally Order Br Phone nsti line, yard plays, while Bou dma n. John B. Kelly Jr., also a first down on tlU'N d owns by the Pomeroy tw oses who had spent two years M o r o f d l e h the , r to ri r te r e Panth y or Philad elphia, is the new sec• moving into And Take 'Em Home quarter ended . wi th the club. ,,--Po meroy line stiffened and forced line as the .::::::...=cc.. -=,:::.-,-�-,., retary . our altuation f d an rth ou f a h t Wi Evans lo punt on the 34. The punt IN RACE ORED FAV nd aro u t wen s in the fourth, Evan r oll(:d de ad on t�e 12. NEW YOR K UPI-Ha iros JI of _ d for the touchdown. A r i• Pomerpy took o ver a nd coul d his right en ll and , winner of two Ame Ho was n a rick to Dunc t, s Augu in no t move the ball . Arter Pomero y pass from Rode races n o ti ca n invita extra polnli. for the pu nte d a nd Gal lipoli1 took over, good for the ite favor earl 2-1 a is y LAST ONI backfield ers Paul Evans, Howard , 64,300 G otham Trot al Yonkers h ue Devi l touchd own Bl st a l e T n a nc u D Dick Roderick and Joe next Tuesday. wu scored by substi tute Jack Wil• Raceway marched into Panther territory, rcepted a despera­ With 1 :40 seco nd s left in the Iiams who inte om Pouli n to B ulling­ fr p11B n o l t ick r Rode ck a b r te flrst quarter Quar seconds lert in the cracked over the goa l from the ton wi th J6 tole the ball In mi d-a ir s He . game four. raced M )' ards for the six A lateral from R od erick to Ev- and r . Extra points Were 11oored e t ans wss good for the extra po ints. poin ard who ran arou nd right How by ipoli.!! l In the sewnd perlQd Gal bigger end . d ominated the ball for the Afte r the 111'.am e, Pomeroy Coa ch part of the quarter b ut was unable that e� Cilo , with prai&e, aa_ld Al ft e l e t n,inu to score. With on ly a The wm. to Q e e�rv d l1 pol in the h alf, the Bl ue De vils a t, Gall1 onUn1 1atly Rained c o wh , her1 t Pan s. e tempted three consecutive pau against Athens la�t wee�, While tryJnR a fourth down paH, yardage tened Gal lipo l is ser1threa r Roderick wi1 trapped at mi dfield neve time. an t a usl o y peat e y by Pomeroy rushers. He &id 150 poun d nebrenner, Wi ob B he t to ld wnfie do n ped them and r.1 terback quar the d e ll a c r, o Juni Panther 10 where he wa1 downed and ter, quar · shots during the last and the half ended . roy Pome to s passe o lw threw SICQND QUARTIR would-be receivers who dropped them . Coach Clio Indicated foll owWet Weather Ahead ! 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' �. .- • • .. ..... . , �, , . .. . town Thunders Over runa White Falcons 27 to 6 ,r White Fall'on.i I off at lnlerm ission with 8 7-0 lftated WJl!lamstown to ad1 ilnh1,:e I In thP third quarter the Yellow lll)l.dstill ln the first Jackf > l 5 hit on another paas, this rrtd11 night before (all .,'II In, a secomi half I t i m e for 69 yards, Burton to �,. th& visiting Yellow 11uug S1anley, for a touchdown. Bur1on ran the extra point for a -,. Baehtel i,� ield. , U)e visitors gr1:1 bbed a 1 '1-0 leud l n the sa!'l'le period Butch Rea a 11!1. the last half minutt> fint balf, t,111icd two more cappt• d a touchdown march by goin;.: 20 yards for a score. Bur­ • in the third quartn .,..-,-.� another in the fourth t . m · s pass to Rea was �ood for a. 2 ! -0 lfad. vfetory. The falcon, then e,me int o th , th,• min u te ... pme on a 5H yard <;C'oriug picture as they drove fo:.-.ulfl Burton to Roger a t � l l y wi!h Bltl Jewell plunglng " The ext ra point came u\W from tbe one foot line . .SC..!.,-i from Vi rd on to Ron B 1 1 t rh R,..a capped the 1cori ng for 7fl!:f'Nt , walk1•d 1 111' Pvcning with an 18 yard r un d '\\'l lllamstown 1111 .,c,,. 1 1 1 paydirl before the q uart er rndi•rl making the sc or11 27·8 l n the statistics, WIIU am ttown picked u p 18 Ural dQ�nt to WI• hama·s nine. The vlai ton t oHed 20 passes and completed 1 1 for 1 72 �•ards while W a ha i-na hit o n �( � B •)f J g for 1�2 ya rd s. Wllllam­ .� t own 111'1!1 the edge in rushing j Jl"<bi::l· by 1 46 yar ds to I HI. l1utd1 Jl<•a was the top gr oun d �re honored i::u.,�t� al g:!mt•r for the t'vening as he e )Jutla nd-Chauncey foothall p irl,;,,(I llJJ 82 yards rushing, 1 J'tlday night and t•njoyril B i l l Jcw1•II was Wahama's top tl!iiettUelvei H only Dads uf H ui · �d '. football playe rs - hav,• I hi • � r o 1 1 n d g:wwr with 61 ya rd s while Dilat lflvhral yenr!>-on th i· win I .arr�· t r a rgra\·es picked up 40. .J.,,,y ltu ssi, 11 wa s held to his hm• 1 Ide. l o wPsl yardage gain of the season 1nti'Dduced in a pre-game ('(•rP ri!ID11J with !heir son� . wm• a.� Ill' p w k rd up only Rix ya rds. Tiu • l<o�s was Wah a ma's third <PJ•1.tr flnt, Da d !ICljj>nd l Hi! 1 11f 1 h t• � i·ason. They ha ve won HYled, La wrence Hysel l : .Jun , Lo1111 Philip LonJ;:: .laml's Ferrl' I I . 1 w,, ,\1• x 1 rrnlay, they t ravel to Cl�� • F e rrell; Keith C;ir�on. H , p\1•� fur ;t c·nntC'�I with the Vik. �u,-d Cano n; Charles C'h1•artl1• , ; 11g<; Tlw I I rw srnrf' : , Ja n:ie■ Che a dle . l lomrr lt•minn. I \\ ., hanrn 0 0 6-- 6 l'rederick Runion: l .t•e C 'o1nh� . '.V i l 1 ! 1;1 1n.�l nwn 0 7 14 6-27 Lee Comb1; D11\'id Mu' in, Will­ iam Martin; Jim l l ohs1 r 1 1 H . W i l l ­ ,tfam Hobltet t('r; Wl' sl i•y S i s�o n , V • PJUl �iuon ; Johll Tillis, Jonalhun W·��--Tllllt; S onny Sl a w 1 ..-r. l l i r,1111 or llawter; David J > irrrr ( · 11r11l Pierce: J;m llaegy, 1 1"' Tr n,,y ' Junior Cartl'r , Blainr (';1r!f•1· . Th,• L:111 1 1:� � i d of the Hradhu ry . , �Jai ne Tu r ner, Warn <' Tu riwr . I ( . h u r d 1 <J f ( hrist mcel each Thura ­ _ �ff)' Long, Helen l .un� : Harry .. lli ._.""�Hn, J o hn Bro�an; C ha rl P .s rh�• fur an ;di day quilling session l l vsi• t l · .l n r y ait t h 1 · !' hur di. Thosr r1 uilting this • H aell, Charles _ r.atlt, Warren Blr1<·k: l .;i � n· Harr. w1•.- k w.- r, , �1rs. F.d i 1 h Hussell, Mrs. Alpha F,arr; Jl'rry B rogu n . Wil dn O l r ,· a ( 'u t l n i l l , and M rs. Veda I ; ;��n ; Benny SlaWIN, l l irnm 1-'o lt'Y . , n f■wter; Joe Ph i l l i l)S. Ho w11 t<t M r.� J_ 1• ss i t• Sisson took th(! quilt hlll lpa; John l'iPr<'t' , ( ' l m l un l 1 1 1J1 1 L ' w i l h h,•r for ma r king. � , • x i W(' (lncsd ay tht1 Ma rtha Akins, llaymnru l . , ffC!e; Gary ii . ,t1 Ad� ln1; Bill Hill, Hohcr1 1 1 1 1 1 1 · 1 ;i � s o f llw church will meet at I ht· 11\lmt• of Mrs. Allen Roush fo r , (fftd Bo b Gib&on, RohNI Al km• f i "'"!Ing, I • ,•I ,,.d ''°" " Dadi . .f;uests Of Reif · vil Club -... ... De -,.'Didi, •!"' Ch urch Gr'"UP M.et To C, ont,'nue W k Of Hefp1'ng O thers I l' r;c:::a:za l , I 1 ' • . y ""'" "''"'" ! inhezzler Put ' , (f;E , ,. ·:ron Probation By f l! ' I l :I . f.ed.,eral Judge ..- Party Held At Miffer Home Thursday Evening .CL!VBLA.ND UPJ - Ffda, •1 1 lilrlc\ Ju die · Girml K KIil ) ti�h f'V da y fl)R.Ccd Wlllian:1 1 1 ¢.• : •�r- . _j�, 38, an admitted Akron h:mk .. , . � •tf)l>fuler , on five years pruh11 l i1 1n . . __. A11llt a nt U. S. Attor ney IINt " Grif,.in 11ld Smith uclmilled i•m �lqJ '4 1 ,000 rrom the ri restont• B�n � �of A kron during his st•vP11 Y••rt II teller. rht1rged with 1 Jm Uh h11 d heen Ji:�• tl7 ,300 from the h a nk. llis ttoffl�y tol d 1{11lbflrish that Smi lh old' ftls home an d horruw c d mun8¥ 141 re»ay �he $17 ,500. ud11e, in i:rant i n i:: rroha• tJon; I• 1d lhe cr ime Wt\S nut orll' it Yldlhiiee 111nd rarely wa� l'C· I ! 1'>• pt•�·, . DAIi -LY I .c,aos, � �� l� � �· �J �• , ,.i,. .. j' tl!i!-flllll ,-� /_.., . - ' i' J. Not Wind• 3. Plamlre D . SuppoaJnr I, Hurl f, Man'• ii,lcknam1 8, Mexican :rub.,_r lret I, Protectore pi . qalnat. tloodl . JO. Hun.lcano { eentera, -� . 0�•• Ji,a1nt _t:,) ,..,_ II.I r� Hi'rlwrt M ille r 'or Middle. P111'1 ICoutc entertained with a S t :i nli•y Pa rty at her home Ttmrs;l 11Y fl\'eilir11t •ith Jl � .:Oaviil Baum�a rrhwr a� tlemonslrator. •.-:;a nws wrn• pfoy<'d d uring the i•vi•nin lii um! refre&hmenl! of n1kl' , j1•lh1 salnd and eoffee, were -� ..rv1•d lo Mrs. Ken Clark, Mrs. \�uuglrnn f'rin• . Mrs. Conra d Oh• l tn�i•r, Mrs . Jame� Heed , Mrs. Cook, Mrs t•: lwood !Jowers, Mrs. Edward Vrnoy. l 'raiJ;! Venoy un d Naomi nnd K.il l11' .\'tl Ohlin)!.c r . BOMB SCARI STF.lJHENVI LLE, Ohio UPlTwu r1•si1lf'nt·l•s were homhed early I mlay in what police aai d wu u n up1rnrent al1cmpt to ,care M n y or Snmuel McCormick an d n 1 lornt•Y I I LIJfo Alexander. C RO S S W O R D ,"ii/., -;:!�rt IL-, •..it ,. 1: • " I •lmon ::: :�:. IO. Rldloult 22. Malt bev,anga 23• or �::!,. 2C. Secret asint 25, Cab. oo«e '5.po=- 27. Ship'a rope 29. 011'f•IIUtu't ....,; vloua at. Pa.UN 31. Stomacll 89. Go4 af wv acidit �l. Apple HIil 34. Amo, y 41, l'emllt am1111, 1 H. Poem1 tnt IT. Shield (lbw,) """_.__,,,.,.,.,...,._ .: ·��� � -- - -♦ HI GH SCHOOL SCORES By Uni t•d Pr•u l nl•rn1tion1I Mu1il lon 16 St.ub9notill• 6 Col. Ros•ry 2◄ Col. Ac1d•my 6 Mad�n 14 A&ht1bult Harbor 1 2 Lorain 2 2 Mandt.fd I S Norwalk !O hTle'N• 24 C!n. ,vrC:ill 21 Merlett• 1 1 COi. LIMlit U, Cel. A�ulnas 1 4 Col, lttfmoer JD C•I. South 0 Upper �rlln,ttn is lexley o �el1w1ri 20 Worthin,fon 16 Nf!W Afllhy S4 Col. St. Mtry, 0 Uri,lo;, 4 Hlillonl o er� bn1en 24, Amend• , Gr�fflfleJd 35 Pluunt View 14 V{llinfritfon Clrclevlll• 6 WHht,.. ;, C. H, 21 HIiisboro 12 Oltnhnff II Marion Ctfhollc 14 lrinton 12 �•nc:••••r 0 Martins l'lrry 22 St, Clalrsvllle 6 Mtntfltfl MtcfllOft 39 A1hl1nd 6 At1aoni1 6 V•nillltl .., IZ X-.,i• I �Wit• 22 Mt. Vernon 8 ConntllriJH• 11 Dreaffn o �... C�hcorl 6 Co l<lwtll 0 N'' le:ii:ln,tl" 14 RoatVlfl• O New•rk C1thoUc 40 M,a ysvllle 22 Jec..4in Trimble 20 , Gloustu 16 Ft. F r'/t 26 Wooddleld 6 Crooknlll• 30 Philo 0 Chlll lcoth. 6 Port1mouth O Portsmouth E ..t 72 LucH.,.11 1 • O Portsmouth WHt 1 1, Northw•lf 3 W,ffrly 4 Wlwel•rllturg 2 Minford � Piketon 29 Portsmouth Notr• Dame 44 Ntw Boston 16 The Pl•lns 31 B•lpre 0 McArthur 12 La nc■stu BIS 6 Columbus WHt 27 Columbus East 26 Columhu1 Central 36 Marlon • Franklin 6 Grandview 6 Whltehtll 0 bn••.,.111• 24 Columbus North O Gronport 11 GroH City 16 Liberty Union 1 1 Ca nal Winchester 6 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Detroit 1 4 Cincinnati O Norfhtrrl Mich. 21 E11tern Mich. 0 VMI 34 G11arge W11h ington 10 Loullv llle 12 Murray St, 6 Utah l 7 8rl9ham Young 0 So. Cal. 10 Geor1I• 3 ■ 20 it Radio Oub Lists In 1st Meeting The Pomero y Ben d Citiwn Ra· Club met at the V. D. Ed· w11rd11 l naurance Office Thu reday f'venlng for ils regula r meeting wilh Harr y A. Miller , pr esi dent, presid ing. d lo The group deci ded to meet on the fi rst Thursday evening of each month. The foUipwing ' 'Nltn• mltteea we re appoinlell : �etnher1hlp, Carl flysell of Ruttttna• ··ai, t·hal r man; Ed ward Sliles, Mi dd le­ port an d David Culpepper, Galli­ polis ; Enforcement offlcer , Frank Tit us, Pomer oy; Publiclly, Tim Neutzlini, Mid d leport . During Thursday's meeting plane were m ade (or a picnic ,to be he ld jointly with t he Kovay Citizen R ad io Cl ub of Hunting­ ton on S(in day , Oct. 18. Mlsa Barbara Blatt or the Kova y Club spoke br ictly of the acUvi• ti es or her club 11nd Terry Fur• e:erso� and Robert Scragg, both or the ll untlngton Club a lso spoke The following were named as charte r membera of the Pomero)' Bend c.i ub H arol d Hysell an d Ca rl Hy1ell, R ut l11n d ; Har ol d Wltl, Fra nk TUus, Jed Web11ter, Har ry Mil ler , V. D. Ed war ds, Wa yne Z urcher, D r, T. A. Hewe t­ s on , Howi rd •M ullen , Harry Grlnd stan, Ger ald Shuster and Davi d Goodwi n of Pomer oy , T\leo Neu t1U n g, Jim Neut!ling an d Ed­ ward Sti le •. or Mi dd leport, Jack Crl11p of La n81vll l t, W. C. Walke r of Appl e Grovl!I; . Vietor Taylor , �ua:ene lf1rt .11nd Bill Fqlruer or Ne w ltaven, Jamel Jo hn1on o r M11o n an d D a vid Culpepper of Ga ll lpolia. -----Civil Air Patrol Holds R�1ilar Meetin Friday Mel111 Cou� Saua ron 202, Cl• vii Ai Patro , hi!I ltl tfula d '' '*· •wa SL- !i- ....,,.•..r.....L-_ ; •• ..ii/? .,., CBR'IOQUOTll - H•l'O's how to AXTDL•AAX• 10 wG1k .., II I, O N' O l' ll L L O W l 1tandl for &noth•r. In this 1ample A. Ill 11111 . L'-. yX for th• two O's, etc, Slnrl• lettan. ipoa. '. � llmp fo�UOII •I Ill< wordl tn tll lllllio 1 ,i,qdo ..� ..,. dlfforent. �;,ud X C B I. CTVB x o a' a o!TOilrfiiiii ·-Di�-- _:_,..f lot NO OOVl!:RNMICNT � _,u_ 00T A J'ORMJDABLll C.uf d r r weekly m ee Ung Frid ay n laht at JUI head4ulrten 1 t the Em m ett Sh ulet home on North 1'llrd-tt, Mi d dle­ port. Seven aenlor mem ber1 and two ea detR were pl'eHnt. J:tep0rtl were heud from the member• who at­ ten ded the- Gre;1t Lakes Re1l on al • Confer('l n«'! �lat week end iii Chi• raae. Also 1ive n were th e report• of I.he vatl�ui 1e<:tlon1 on their rurrent 1ctlvltles, F'o l1 owl n a the formal metitlnt three mm, of ln for mallon a nd In'. &truellon were Rh own. The eq uad ­ cl ron I nfo rmation oflice ra would ·11ke to announoe that the aquadron 1, now equ ipped with 1 18 mm sou nd mot lon pict ure proj ector and m ay dr�w upon the rnm Ub­ rary or the Ar med Force, an d the CAP. Any OJ'lan lla\lon& lntenated In lnc l udl nt fllm1 of this nJ1 tUre on thei r prolJ'am •. may do 10 by writ­ Ina Robe.rt F11her. tntormatlo n Of­ ficer, 1t 1 50 'Notth Third St,, Mld­ . dleport, W'Y I: I-IK)81 , or lt-e hi m at the H&Jl Flre1tone StONI, Mlddle­ \lO� . ii�iMI WIIT WASIIING1'()!1 UPI-Vice tld,nt J\khard JI. Nb.on, hoarse' from • to)d picked up after hll aeoond debate with Seq. John F. Ke n nedy , flew we1t today for an tntenalve e11ht-da y drlw-e for YOtll in 1 1 ata(ea. '' . l • � .. .. . - ·•·· ,. • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • •· P • 4' •• .. . .. .. .. • • • • .. -------- · •• ----· •, ------------ - ---· Bass Hitting On Favorites Win In SEO AL Muskingum River Games,Frt•day B,'J 01g u• Scores Now Thut It's Cool 2-Da!ly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mid dleport, 0., Ort. 6. 1 960 Rutland <:omm unity News ,v · JJAN 'PAilUit_ . 4'1 trr falJl.11)' reu"l oil. hel d a.l Lanca� Sandi.)', Al&o 1ttt�dln1 were Mr. and Mra. Pu rl Lanl\ inl who haH· �en vlllting the re wllh Ihm Mtrrell daujlbte r Mr. an d Mn. Cottrill and dau1hten. > Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Mirh at I 'r W l c Chillicothe a nd Mike of S unda y rueats or his parent s, M r a nd Mrs. Elu Michael and Thelma . Mn. KaUe Da vis of La ng,v ille ia vl1itin1 with Mrs. Fern Swee11ey , Mr. and Mrt. Forreal McCann o r Char leatop were Su nday guesls of her parent&. Mr. and Mrs. Cla rence Price. They came es• pecial ly to help celebr■tt Mrs. Price's birthda y . Mr. p.n d Mrs. Martin Summers o r M edina were weekend guests Mrs. of her twin sister, Mr. an d Clair Taylor. i.. �r. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden an d Larry and Mr. and 'Mn. Roy Snowd en were at Pa rkersbu rg Mon day n igh t shoppi11g. Mr, an d Mrs. Homer Pa rker and Susie called on bis lather P�arl Parker and H owa rd an d Miss -Mau de Creel of Che.!iler, Sun day. Mike Atkimon of C olumbus is visiting his gra ndparen ts, Mr. an d Mr11. Clair Tay l or . Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Simp­ kins, ColumbWI, spent the week en d at their home he re. Mr. an d M rs . Carl Denison of Wheellna spent the weeken d here viailing her father Lee My­ ers and other rela tives. Mrs. Rebecea M oqre an d chil dren have m oved to fbe Langs ville-Dexter road , TUPPJRWA9'E pll:TY FrJday wu • tQr favorite1 ' added 39 throu gh the air . Lo.Ian . &111 ire hittlnJ On the MUJ�ln­ Mrs. Betty William& entertain• Rive r now that thf: weather m 1c ln t)je SEOAL, 1h41 CfGl)' t rouble plcktd up jJ r u1hlng and 124 h9' cooled, re.Porta CHffoM Wln- ed with a Tupper,..are party at wia, no l'ttel11 ball tlub was in thro � the air. eveninj. day ata nle, , Wuhln1to n County 11me her hom e Wednes W, l ltfin ,o Neliionvlll• 6 the fav ored ro ll a11inat the num. serve Williams Mn. Wand.a d aa oppon• ber o fle an d lwo ran Bµteh s�tt n, Welt.ton's Hffl pi:otector, Ohio DlviJlon of Wild- demonstrator. if e, enti ' I po.un d fuU1'a'clii, put on • one l j T�e ev e nine w.as enjoyed by On Septe tnber 22, W i nstanle y W\th Ml�dt eddrt 1n Dome� man 1b0Vt�,at home tr tday nfgh t pl1ylN: seve ral sames wi th prlie1 l osing by m�bfe f1l■ rgin1 �o their , to ":_ell■ ton to a 20 tQ fl radioP-d I re port that !llhe:rmen awarde d . M rs. Isabelle Nelson sEq oppon e,it1....tt,aewhere 1ri !he . vtc!oh- 9_ytr the hapleu Nel- were m aki na: terrlflc ca tch es Of received the do or prize. Cake and baH On L•ke Chu te Da m on th lea,ue t he fhdHtH wM roll1iic' sOnviile O_reyhounds. cbffee we re served to Mrs. Joan lo declalve win• over tti'elr op po'!i· Stat�n ta ll ied two t ouch downs �u1klnfum. He e111imate d thl� May, Mrs. Verna Snowden, Mn. tlop. fro m 4 yard s ou t, an d gained a frQm too to 800 bass had been Donna Williamson, Mn. Rose . The Athens Bull do 11 _:won t�e1r to tal O;f 238 ya rd, i n 30 c1rfle1. taken in two weJk, end ing on Patterson, Mrs. Nelson , Mra. ConFri day The Rocket, or WellatOn pleied tha t da te, mdlt o f them on ,rtifi­ nie Bia.ck, Mn. Avo nel l e George 2n d 1tral1ht SEOAL nlght wilh a sh ow or po wer good up only .290 y ar d& on the ground elaJ lu res. In a ddi tion ' 40 wall Mra. Judy Snowden, B obby, Roaeeye■ we re ea ught. for a 26 to 6 sc ore over Logan, all eveni n1. mary a n d J udi th Ly nn, , Mn. now l · l . Nel1onville was li mited to 23 Whi le Win ta J ' . r t dealt Will(a ms, Jean Pa rker, Mrs. Frid ay night marked the first ya rds r uahln1, but added 125 by prJm arily w '�h rer Ch ute Debbie an d Donrni. '-. lm e t l• year tha t oh opposing way of the alr route. First dow,n1 Dam area �e stafed !h!t bus FIREHOUSI BUILD ING � ea'!1 �ad JCored on Coach Es- ra ,ond WellatOn 13 to 8. wlre beini 11 v ht h re The Rutl a nd Volu nteer firem en ·Nel,o�vil\e's !Core cJ me ifl i�e Im iti& river, :::: do� ��h:re are progressi ng with the con• key • B�ll dogs. . A t �en s Senior halfback, Olson, ,econd pe!IP.d when G ■i'y Stufne. H Jplnt the Ohio " 1tructi o n o f a new fire h ouse . ran for two touchd own&, one or bean bit M,lke Dexter 'ffth a 7 Merle> DeVoe · Jldllie �trol­ Upon completion, the new buil d• 58 yard.1, the other 28. Mont r yard loJlch<lltwh �aail. Wtllstotfs �an, stated thil ,w d t �ea o Ina will h ouse both fire engine.I �n ne tt , 185 poun d fullback d ove lhlrd TD . clffle when JCiltb SdW, bau Were. bein g s;,tJ.:• a� M c-t and equipment. The have nearl y y nme yards for a third qu a rter . ers to sse d a 12 ya rd pa ss to en d ConnelSvi!le t 00 · completed the r 12ing of the ol d ' TD an d _ Bigg& inte r cepted a Lo• M a rk Mullins. Township Hall. Th' victor y en ded a 5 ga m e ll•n aerial at lhe 5 an d galloped MYF MEETS d 95 yards for the fmal Bull dog losinf streak for th e Rockets The Method ist Yo ut h Fellowtouch down. covering a tw o year period . Nel• ship met at the home of Rev. IJ!C T Balntar, L091n Ch ieftein quar sonville suffere d its 24th st r aight .and Mrs. Carl Herring, Monda y t•rb•ck, acored in the ••cond SEOAL ,e tback since 19�. evening. Score by qu arters: quart•r to m.,k the first time # Miss Frances Roush entertain . this Ifft.on that • ••am has A t he ns . . . . . . 6 8 6 6-26 Arter the mee ti ng conclu dNI a KDrH on th• Bulldoga, Logan . . . . . o 6 o O- 6 ed the Loyal Pals Class of the social time was enjoyed. Pizza Mi dd leport Churc h of Ch r itl a t a nd soft d rinks were se rve d to Athens had the better of the first downs 13 to 9. It had , 2t5 WellstOf\ . . the following by M r s. Herring 8 O O 12-20 b er home Friday evening, net yardB on tht' ground anti Nelsonville o 6 o O- 6 Mrs. Allen Jenkinson preaJ. Julia a nd Jane Luca�. Saun dra --:::---:-------and Teresa Dean, Gl oria an d dent,, cond, ded the ' h"sh,es, 11,W!elmg a nd Miss Roush was in Beverly Thompson, Joetta Erle• 1 ·, ch�rge of the devotion a l period wine, Susie Parker, M a rgie Her.. using the theme "The Won der of ring, Je a nie Siders, Cathy Schop pert\ San d y and Karen Tucker, Go gir;�rr�:• �eet;n g the group s PERSONALS voled a · donat ion to the Salvat ion Ma r vel Foley daugh ter of Mr. NEW YOR K UPI-The New the sixth a nd Reventh, If neces- Army an d also d iscussed a 11pe- and Mrs. Dick Foley is a pa tient . Yor · k Rary , scheduled for Pi1t1burgh clal Lo ve Gift offerins to be re- a t Holzer Hospi tal . · g a " qutc . .k, Ya nkees, sensm kill tn the b111l park where t hey next Wed nesday and Th ursd ay celve d nex t mo nth Mrs. Neille Parker, Chest er, hav� bu r ied so many r iva ls, send With two aeasone d left-hand�r, . D ur i n g the so cial hour follow• was the s upper &q.est o[ M r . Whitey Fo rd against Vinega r doing the pi tching, both Stengel ing the meeti ng a salad cou rse and M r s. Homer P arker a nd Su· Bend Mizell today in an effo� to and ma nager Danny M urta ue:h of WBI served by t he hostess to sie, Fri day. take a _2 - 1 le�d over the Pitts• the Pirate, p1a n ne d to "load up" th ose menti o ned a bove and Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. Pa ul P, tterflon hurgh Pm1tes m the Worl d Series t heir battini orden wi th right, Guy Reynol ds, Miss Mable H sell Roxanne an d Jeffry spent th� y All S<]�are after thei r "Mur der- han<led hl tti n f strength. Miss Mildr e d Hawley, Mrs. Grae� weekend as guests of M r. a nd t>�s Row, 1 6·3 massa�re of the The weathe r was expected to be 1 a Russell and M rs. Mrs. Russel l Harm on at An der­ Pirates in Thursday s secomii clear a nd c ool wit h a slight wind r��� s�� � WASHINGTON UPI - A Wash­ son, In d . gilme. the Yan�eea ta ke lhe field blowing In fro m right field . Thal Arra ngements o f fall lioweMiss J u dy Slawter spent Sun­ ington scientist is trying to muve "' al 1 p. m. U)T fa vored a t 8-5 and the eont oura of the 70 000· were used throu gh out the Rowih day with friends at Dunba r . moun tains in Chile Peru a nd Bo­ ' ' to win the thir.<l ,.ame· and a t aeat ca pacity stadium it,elf were home for the meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Th om as Hysell livia so man will "feel a Jillie 9· 5 lo la ke t he1r eig hth wor ld reasons the expert, eitpected pi t, more at ho me on earth." Claire, M ich., and Mrs. Noa� , . rhampionshlp under Casey Sten- ehlni and to de fense beco me Dr. Merle Tuve, who says man Looker, Westerville were Monday stron ger ractora than they were gel. r afternoon guests o f M r . ana Mrs. has no point in probing the moon The fourth an d firth g-1erne11 also i n ttie finl two ga mes at Pllh· when he know, so little about -Carl Hy1el l . ar e S<'hedulc d for Yankee $ta- burgh, the ea r th under his Jeet, doesn't Mr. -._nd Mn. Will iam Ste\fart dium, Sunda y a11d Mondi!)' with wa_nt to move mountains very far an d Billy, CllftOD, villtt'd their -----'-----'-'' -Fi>rd , 81, will be atirU ng his -Jus t eno Ugh to get a vibration d iltightcr, Mr. ancf M r s. Hal'ol d 13th World Series ,lame-a re• tha t can be recl'.lrded. Gaug es: Mon tgome ry 16.3 up­ E. Hysell and sons, Tuesday. cord-an d is generallJ' conced ed Tove ,d irects a project cal led • �e , Tote do r Mn. Donal d Sweene , _9.3 lower, 1 . 8 rt. open; Gal• y to be the ace of lhe New Yor k "Seism ic and G ravi ty Studies of M ltpoh r s Earl HallidllY, A t hens and s 17. uppe 9 r, ataff. Yankee braa.s. in fact, claim 9.6 lo wer 1 the Andes for the Carnegie [nstl­ he is the best club'h pitcher In and three quar ters foot open : Mrs. Everett McKnight of Po me­ ullo n or_ W11hingto n, which a n­ t r oy were Lock recent v isi to rs of Mrs. 23, UU u pper 8.8 lowe r ha1ebltll despite a so•ao se a son n ou nced 1t ha d received a $40,001) m a rked br erra t ic spel l s an d co m- closed off. All m o veable d ams up Fern Sweeney. Mr. an d Mrs. Robert Hill and 1ran t from the Na ti o nal Science piete d wit h a 12·9 recor d and 13 thru 23 and closed off. son Billy alten de d the Lanning Fou nda tion . Ohio . River bo ats, down , Lock a 3.05 earne d run ave rage. This is not m u ch mone y in a MizeU, 30, Is a fl.foot 3 inch • 17 Bea ver 7 : 10 am 1.0· Lock 18 WEST SHADE NEWS da)I wh en mil l ions are spent in A. V. CriRs Jr.• 9 pm 20S pou nder wh o puts P lent y o i C. V. BY SHARON YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner and the race to the moon. H a rner 5: IO am 2-0; Lock 20 famil For pce-a:ame entertainment · 1t muttard . on &\rerything he thrOW'B y spe nt Suoda_f with m. and . "Why :doe, evpryone gel so ex­ the Gallipoli s- Pomeroy a,.tne th11 He _ t hrow, with , a·· · Hlgh" kit.klnk Cornell U :30 am. ·0-1'2; Lock 23 Mrs. George Ab�otl'." " • ' cite d al>o ut the mo on " Tuve asked . Pome roy High School Ma rching molt on and is e specially, dlfficult Nort he rn 1 2 : IO pm 1-4.6 Titan Rev. a n d Mrs. 11h:irilas 'called o n "It'1 hoatile lo man from th� Band, un der d irec tlo11 of Ray lo pull. He star ted the Reaso n 1 : 15 pm 0-1 1; Waverly i :4o pm Mr. an d Mrs. Wlll Heilman recent­ standpoint of climate. There's no, Card inals 4·0; Carl D, 2 : 1 5 pm 1-3; Elger ly. Wo od geard , entered the fle ld with with the St. Lou is m uch to do there." a snsppy dru m cadence. Strain1 of caugh t fire after being t raded t� C.,lff 2 : 45 pm 2-0; Cha r les R . Mr. Why get 10 exCi ted about rocks a nd Mrs. Gerald "vietlt>t o f "On W isconsin" were hesrd H I t the Pira�s, an d had a t4-8 re­ Stev�nson 5:30 p m 18-0; Mikti Tuppers Pl a ins, Mr . and Mn. Floyd 10 milea deep? · Credit or 8:5:1 pm 20-0; c ord for the aeason. marched down field . Albert Spenee a n d Mr. an d M rs. H . D, , "You migh t SB)' we're trying to F. Holde n 10 Pm 0-22; Mr. Criss The bombastic tune or "Tiger make man fee l m ore at ho me on Goeglei n o f Pomeroy called oh 1 1 pm, 7·0. Rag" was played wh;le the m ajor• earth, " Turve Raid . 'I'm convinced Mrs. Jennie Roush, S u nd ay . Up at Gallip olis Onward 6:45 etlet, Paula Say re, Carolyn Ed· Mrs. Will Heilrv, a n called on he's goin g to be here fo r II long am 13- 1 ; Lock 23 Lit tle E dwa rd wa rd a, Caro l yn Bass, Sandra Welle M rs. I .eonard Lanham Monday . t ime." 2 1 :25 Pm 0-1; I. F. Fry berger Lola Ziejler, Ruth Ed wards and Mrs. Lanha m is conv,descing fro m The Carnegie [nstitulion's re• l 2 . I O am 16-p; Cha rles R. Steven And rea Evan, d id a n origina l d ance se�r�h is '!,imed at meas uring · s recent i l l ness. son 1 1 :50 0-\6. ro utine. Counte rma r chlng, the unit Mrs. Virgil Roush attended the den11Ly oI rocks beneath mou n• All Kanawh a River d a ms o n retu rned lo the end zone to play funeral Mrs. Maude t1l ns In •n effort to lear n more o f her 11unl, the sill. the "Sta r Spangle d Banner." Fol• Bro�kl! at Col umbu 11, Wed n esda y , about the g�ological rhanges lowing this the trad i tional tun nel M1�1 Na ncy -Zumb ach aPent Mo n­ which bui ld moun ta ins and other Club Entertained A t was formed a nd "Across the Fiel d " d ay night with Mary Jo R owth. fe at ure■ on the earth's cruet. o ut O o light, r r o ut d min pl ayed as the players came on th e "We're try ihg to un derstand. Ma rtin Home Thur,day · fiel d . . should n't apply to the Ja panese not to control," sai d T uve. Mrs: Albert Marl in entertained Syracwe AuxUiary For the halrti me show th e high- btiet Je, the i nsect th at p robably the Bi-Monthl The, Jn1lltutlon h111 ,et up re. y Canasta Cl u b on 8 leppln11 band ma rched down field m�d e itt1elf know n to more people Thur eord lna �uma .to li1ten to vibra,. Record Hopa sda y eveni nt at her ho me o n In Ohio'• "beetle belt'' this play ing '"The Victo r.a." Parent.I of The Raven of Raci ne will be tion1 from e artbqulkes and from Co nd or St. the football playera were lntrod uc• year than ever before. M ost o r t he dJ1c jockey s for II record hop the 50-ton hlgh-eitploaive charges Win ners for the evening we re the beetlea are g o11e- now, after e d at this li11te. M_rs. John Bea ver, Mn. Charles at the Syracuse Town hall every used In the research. There are In l_lne wlih the policy or keep, �ne of the most pro lific atta ck• Riffle, Mra. HOwud Loga n and Mrs. Tuesday evening, The events are ,Ix l11tenll1g pba:ta In Peru five in I na ll'ld fan11 Informed of , all m Y,eu,. But the b attle isn't over. Marti n . The door prize w A uxi­ Bolivia .and four tn Chile. as award­ sponso red by the Lad les new devel opmenh in the field of . A h e11y•t�re■d pa m phlet which ed to "We "know a�ady," said Tuve liar fl r e d epart m e n t. · o r the Mr1. Eugen e Tripl ett. y m u,Jc, the arou p brou ah t a re port g ivt1 an1wers to 16 of t he m ost An ad m i11lon will be chargfld '.'that there are vi olent d ifference� Refr eshments wen served by the on aetivi t lca o f lhe latest grou p of common questl on s asked abo ut hostes , to the above nam ed and a nd a do o.r priie will be awarded . m the earth beneath the Rockies maniacs - The Bea t Generati on. . thl1 lnnct hlll been prepared by Mrs. Richa rd Fi an d the � n law, Mn. Don­ The Rover& who consl.at1 of El• In th• United Stat.ea For a clo ser look, the Beatnik's Dr. J. 8. Polivka of the Ohio al d And es in South A m erica." s o n D. O'Connor, ul Wa Pa ton l McKem .i e a nd Mn. Sid n ey last 1ather l ng place was reve aled Aa:rlcultural Expe ri ment stati on . Spenc Ht Hid 1 "'conve nien t by. prod­ and Bruce Smith ha ve new equip er. \ as a tavl!lrn was for med an d "Ta v- The leaflet coven everythin l u ct" of the rc,ae arch may be more ment and will give record• In the ern In th e Town" was pla yed. Not fro m id entificati on to be st meth• i n formiUon about the earth­ dance contesta. Swansong Speech I• digalng th at up. tempo ki nd of ed of contl'<II, The ladies wlll have cotton quak,e1 that cause 10 much d e, Turf can be treated any ti me Plonned By Nikita m u1lc, }heir opinion was, "real candy, pop and potato chip• to v11tation In So'uth America. 1qu are. The band 1111Rembled Into for 1rub control, Polivka aa)'s The latest 11:rant from the Na• UNITED N ATIONS, N, Y . UP! sell. Proeeed1 from theae record a - aqual'fl and a li tt le of that way- but ' 1ppllc1tfon1 made in Oct ob� -Ntkl la S. Khr ushchev pianned a hope ■re to go toward purchaae tlona?' Science Foundltion will be jau, "Ta, Ra,Ra,Boom-De-Ay " will not kill alJ th e ll'Ubs that swanaone speech to the out uMd to help "deve lop local pro­ N. Gen­ of • new firtl truck. INl ln thti 1011 at the ti me of e ral Auem bl)' today al the Com­ was pla yed . feutonat ca:paclt7'' in the three �oxt came a,omethlng strictly for lrflatment. Some of the irrubs mu n ist star 11lesman lryl n i to Latin American countrie1 Tuve cool ca t, u a cat w11 form ed and will contin ue to r,ow in d e mer1e )Yin a seat Jor Red Chi na ind ict 11id . Tbb WUI mean m o�ey for 1.1 1dult1 nut 1u mmer. However lhp Un ited Slates for "a.11;e11lon " "coolCa t Cape,�" pla yed . tr• noorta,UOn ine1111rhq: instru­ The ba nd tb en cut II real eool • 1in1le 1pplic1tlon of aome m■• ind win approval o f his d iHrma.� ment& and o b1ervers to watch the caper aa lt eucut� a preclslon tertal 1uch II chlordane, hepta­ ment program . lnstrtnMllita. drlll which consisted 4f two re• ch lor, die ldrln , aldrln or endri n He fa ced de fea t before he ,tart­ volvlng rectana;l�s in the m.iddle wi ll &ru b-proof t he l�w n In auc­ ed. The auembly waa acheduled to whll e the aid.ea m oved in and out . ceed l n• aeaso ns tor JO yeara or meet i n special Saturday aenion From the rldtculous to I much more. for a vote after five (alse it■rt, The four .page public1 t lon may -oil the Soviet proposal to oust Na'. more Re rio u, vei n , lhe progl'am was concluded with the Purple and be obl a in td fre e by wrltl n1 to tlonal ist China a nd seat Red Chi na. 1, . tf•ff.. l'redffkk Eurene 'I11omN, 11, of Hendt!rWhite c.l ad ba ndsmen formln£ the the Dl!lpartment of F.nl om ol o1Y, b e c a m e Mllon Couilty 'a _,. Mr. and Mra. C. A. Babcock and block PHS and playing the Pom - Ohio A Qr lcult ur al Experim ent Bllll:TH ANNOUNCID eiPth hi1hway fatality early thle Mr. anr! �. WU1ou1hby HIii Station , Woo1t er, Ohio. eroy Hl1� School "Alm a Ma ter ." Mr. a nd Mra. John D. Geraper of morning when he died at Pleasant 1pent . a day recently with relatives 1623 Be neHee, Co l umbua, Ohio, are Va llef Hoapltal of lntema l i.nJur· . at Ot1e19. Mrs. Esther Kimes of Chester annou ncing the birt h or an elghi ies which tie .received when -pound dau1hter o n October ,. Mn. h1• v htcte 'Nl"eclted on Rt. 35, s�nt , sever�I daya with Mr im d • ..., , 1ea uum Pl, Ple11a nt. Mn. MOO Blgp, . Gersper ill the former Gay nel l uve ml AccordJ n & lo atalt P:Qlice, Th om • Mr. and Ml'I. •· �aymond Frank Thoma, of Po meroy. Pt )in Grandpiren ta are M r. and Mn. aa, travelin1 alone towards ly nday William Var1.s, Joh natown Ohio PleH■ nt, ran off the rt,ht aide oi :��� aDd ar=�::�r. an � Mn. th e hlgh , e over I lf'lde, C\llt WQ' of Wedn•sday eve n ln1 the nnt a nd Mr. a nd M n Homer B;aley 0j . w nt e oe m t u of the 1:: Mr1. Almt4a· Wil)pel, Mn. Ollie ba by !:'e�i�� !�ct :. !':e �r::: ;.!:• � �ta a i��=e m en ned ,,_ Into ���'B ili:,�:o'!l�ro y �·ll Jt • tbe Se nior Choir of the ehutth, at E dllb �hwab� �h J ��... ..C!_a_,,e � MC-..u, v1s1 ted � e ome. ·J.. , Mi, tb u · n.u1111non ...,. ui. _.... NEW Olli.E ANS UPI - Loui&I• the home of Mr. and Mn. Harold MIidred • Hawk of G U) U1e . Great you DffS· Curt Fredetl<:k 00 . th was thrown from the ur. ana Atty. G•I\· Jack Grem llllon to- Sauer ind daushten, Mary Ruth uhdta art EdWIrd om a■, RutHe 1HI ru1hed fo Ple11aaat Val- Tu"4i7 r!roln,:. day WH found vu llty of criminal a rfd J oy ItOu,; Jaml1 m'u a'nd f riend of Co� 1: M r. · s.uv drove 1 and a,nd Jat,e Tho m... Colu mbUJ, ley Hoapital where- he died ti 1 •,to ... rt p e 1ate John D· Th omas was •1 10 a • m. He waa aon .a ,,, Clarence a ndl IU:mbu1· apenI th e weel:nd with Tlt contem t u, a three-j ud 1e f eral the tractor tor �h• rlile. , , Crystal Stephen 'l'b:omu, of Hen· hi• arand'Plrenta. . • ■n un. ete. eourt. Alter the h---de .._..... dOftUta, coo'i.. JC € HIY.. ti.al•- curt Fred r• .•• :tdwln F,I ..en Tbe GersPl!lr• 1]110 have a UI deraon, who t eurvlve. Ue wa■ •n bbtrict l'u. � nu t er coIIea and hot choeol'■te Wflrt • � emploree o · t he N'-ew 'YOl't Ceil- · 'ltll�Tb:-... •.:,-" __.:,,_v 1.,...,.. month old .1on , 1'hom 11 MlthHI. ..00n. · I fo\lnd · �llllon 1u11ty 11 iclled 18,ftld. tral liail road. . • _______ attd told ""' that he wa• "f'Jltty �,.,...i . tor th• ,,..nln, ftft �r surv ivon IDClude one ion COMN.ml A RMY Cd(Jlts• of P'OII mlabthavidr Ii c:burt" J'arl• l:rlaWIM r t.eo Ktnritdy DILAY •• AltOTMiiR · OM brother' · "' UPl-Dtplomatlc reArmy Pvt. noyd J. Borlll;, 23, ftoilald Lee Au1. 28 heatin1 [ov er, wd) Sauar,' .J1 niet ltri:fe. 111'". an� durin 1 DelP. at bome . alid m'atern•I ii-and: �mr> lnt.eEnUon. Piul Ri\,10nltlU ei'Hl ehlldNn. Whose wife, De&"lle, 1ive11 on R ollte m other, Mn. Ora. ltna :,, of Leob. -•today there nd tca� woul4 1't aodin- deli; In the So. GremUUoln lot mad durlnl: t111t l)dlth aid Billy, Kinh Gted, Bet• l Pomerot compl eted th iahl r l F d al r l wil hel aut�ritotive main'ie!an� I e,m., �,e J•��7 _ )t!rv � Yi.el , trlal �t lbe two surviving of trly... Nmn, lf'loid Clfin�ck lln. .;eel 'I� IIL .be Zion � hearl n1, oblened at the top �ii voi� tliat the court w11 a -Dlite Wal btrn; lira. AlchlJ'I ;iUil\- --liilptr eourte Sept 30 It the A r- Cllpich. BU�1l 'fflll � , In � �ell. e.f, tltie American RM, den ot lnlq,ultr," and Waited oul. p, !In. 1:.1111111 Sttlff, Cl'tolyh llu• mor Smool F'rirt il X it He a h t down l'y Runttr hid not ,et PINtd aell, ean,t,n a.hto, � HoWal'd e ,on qt Mi:. �'!I� c� ��:. Fwl":�m": j P anea lllt � Y 1• . . . · IW ID • ter 10 a.m., Sunday. R�,:elt and tlle Sauer family, Borln,:, llou\e 2, Alban)', . . . , ,. •�•a '"!" "J,.Y ' 1 C/as� ' • fn f, erfdine • A t Ch h Q\I. I Ch r·,·st Fr,'da,v l Yankees' Sens' ng Quick K1· 11,· ent Wh1tey • Ford Onto Mound Science Looks At Earth For Space Answers :�ri!• RIVER Charter Members r 'Ill: · � •· 1 •\ , \ . • } REPORT C00I C,aper IS I Staged By School Band 7-o; Beetle Battle Not Y�t Over In Farm Belt Spomor, u. Henderson Youth Is 8th Fatal Ne_w_ s Ob\ HH-'--1,-..- • Traffic Victim �vents ()f Week '°' Top Louisiana Hay Ride Held At Micldlepart By Semor Choir Official Guilty Of 'f.ontempt' t �T�1�por::=�= ,!: :o:::;�, !�� J =�- �Tt· f · :!f•; 1'ho�•• l!!.• .:ti: ·'•,c,.... ,�. • J'rtderlck' a.v, � • •• and, K Wuliim !:�r:r �l ;o�c:.a:.i-: s ad D re fo Be t un Co -0 33 By er ov D y ce un a R ed O ev ils Flat te n Ch ·· ORED -- · -- - · Jackets Keep lronme·n Busy, ut Lose 38-14, Wi • } B .. ,,.rage N ett1• ng TWO Tonehdowns 1th Aer1a Rutland rolled to its second straight league victory Friday · ·-· night, this Jime with a 33-0 lashing of Chauncey·DiJver, Its \ lourlh straight win of the current gnd season , its 20th straighl wm without defeat by anybody and got a long leg toward its htth !M<IJfO L tlu�k cyc Confer ence title. It w.- .,.ot her , , • ht-for Ru\ . "" "" way for 60 yards an d t•e for B IU ■ SYRACUSE, OLE MISS AREmostFAV likely '1 1 KILLS FOUi PORTLAND, Ort. UPI-Three children and I b&by sitter died Friday In a fire whic-h burned throuP I two-1t4'.lry home. De ad wen Gay Garrell, 5 month1; Vickie Garrett, HI month,; An• pla Garrett, 3 and Pa tricia Mae G r•valt, 21. to retain but other top-rated learn, may have trouble holding tbelr posillons In major eol· lege foootball action. The No. 1 Orangemen of Syracuse are overwhelming choic­ es to make Holy Cro1S their 20th straight regular seaaon cu­ ualty and only t he planned use of coach Ben Scbwartzwa1der'J second team could bold down the score to a minor 1laugbler. The Crusaders are the last team to beat Syracuse in a regu• lar season game, 14-13, In 19>8. However, they took a 4U shellacking from the national champions in 1959. Syracuse and Mississippi were figured their one-two national rankings tdday. , tli,c �early 11e �ond quarter ,core on a Hindy to Kloe1 pass at the � land 's o:.j),.,�1< 101; " .. J . t: ;11:ig tted .irst TD. David Pierce'& kick BY 808 E, BYER Dudding pulle d h i1 miued. point ,he anll ruugh l a u � ard Jl'Unt t o the 3. Boothe and Coach Devil ba�ks co aro:..nO, ll ntinel lports Ed,ltor Se h second- unit wa1 The e unit. t on fir�t •11 1 ard RulL.1nd kicked o ff and over them .1 o r loa:: g.i.ine :& a,,u Coach John Thompson II Yellow had hit Hyden o� a 2 1 : the finl a nd ve o to m e in• waR unabl pass pf n er's d Lin e t play tat d a con ,t er toULhd own-1. Da ds or players were ! to Jackson Fri day play � pl ays earl went J ckel& � to the out punt o t <;: came back ._ : ,-qitc d by Geor e on the 50 and : guest s. htvin g a [irst r�te t rr at. nliht and st aged the mos� brll· the !mt !luarter dd ing Du �point e thia r At t bl Afte 33. 3 Jacke y 1l 1 unc a w o With hnt down and g l oa t h Jim Venn :iri�s hig a ru:l rL·i d t o the C Hint aeri al show aeen m the o d i n 5 pl•Y• an i?.e bench , 3 hia d the s l w t cleare d . nd a ui, penal l a � •y c the '; to d ha e Y_ o m 1 lh'! 3 Surrelt rough line smac krd everythm SEO A L for m a ny yean. dle, rd ner went in from the out on the Euut he sneaked m fro m there. Baum ga Ch.iuncey cfh!ad to the groun d . "1.,bstttter spun up the mid came s His y bo e r the fo touchdown. Hind y at• in for nt 1 w pall and , d d r fiel for A Boothe to Steve Mille 1 he Biue Devils g .dned 130 yards ;lcarr the ort end of a 38· 14 ,c ore. 1h tempted to paas to Harris for the ,tullr nd" s second TD. Thia time their fourth lou of _the season, was _ r� d for the �In �. on the groun d, a dd ed 4 0 by ai r on n o mplete. ihe r o f M1dd1eport_ could n t move the po ints bu t it went i c three of l2 pass1M1. Rutland , mea n• ,iob�te ttcr's pa,s to Combs but Ir�nman Coac� Jim Du dd ing own two passes to hr t ha.d y 14.(1. d Hin WH it d an d punted goo y d wss Hln while , gained 321 on the groun d , EP had h11 regul� rs 1n �t the end- h;ill a fter �his a nd plays Kloes. one to Mike Erwin. and In lh < second perloo: added 55 (and a TD) b)' i1lr on one after aome br ief rcsp.ite- wllh .all lu the Jacltson 30. In 8 to cover e8 yards the hand s alert for Danny completion in two allempts ' for a Hind y's .Tad[:iOn was in pay di rt again one to Harris Atfc r Cha u ncey dro� e to touchdown drive. 87-yard th of lrom e ver o going grand t 0t• I 0 r 386: Rutla nd 40 the Red Dev 1l1 held 11 nd strong right arm and a cor ps of wilh Te d White Ur1t hl1 rned u ret ng . , Duddi Eallern High Ea�es made t11.:ar 10. A Boothe to Hy den pa111 waR �1 d ay nlght s m_ a rm of t,he Re d on the second play H�bstet�er good receiven. d they lm• an point this al unit se ll.lDll record 2·2 Friday night The Jacket.I passed 34 time.I, go od for the extra po ints. Devils brought their t?tal in four went 60 yards for the Uurd Wi n· diately took to the air, but to me ore a big HomE:com ing crowd bef AIR TO TAKI g_ames to 12 atten:ipts, eight comple- ners ' TD. Pierce's 1.-:lck was go� - comple ted 17 for a whoppins to· no ava il as lime ran . o ut. an upael 30-0 sh•llacking o f with O 2 to own d 4 Jackett he t With ece r 1� ncey y d Hln tal of 230 yards ·by air. hons, goo� for ,five touchdown&. Third period: Cha u quarters: by Score _Kyger �reek football ge u a h the o t took RLI:tland t1. TD s came on runs of ed , wus held, punted lo Rutland s threw 33 of them, Rick Oller one. qu .irterb«ck Hi n�y 8 16 6 8-38 learn which outweighed th e Ea g• J 01 ck n lt )' 1 11 .a A _pe 11 ard UI y On the grou nd Mtnnlnt B•um- a ir routes. nothing less than 31 y a rds. Lee 35. Marlin 1ot 12, then Combs 0 6-14 Jes an average of 1 7 pound, per .... 0 8 against Jackson gave. M i ddleport Mddleporl fullback, and BU I Combs had two, one for 60. the blasted for 55 yards and a fourth gardn•r : Statistic& man . n o a J the 40 de.t a first and 10 at other for 53. Hoblitetter also had TD. Hobste tter's pass to George Harris l ed the J•ck9'i dfflnMwld'port J•ckton play o t e minut a than Eute rn lev eled Kyger ln ,every less w1Lh 11,,ely ,nd Hindy had nice- protwo, one for 31 ,the other for 6�, misfire d . 263 34 Ya rds Ru&hing alf. epartmen t , reeling off 2M yard• d flrst the in h his from s evening ller e Obs � and Combs caught J-:I With Rutlan d using substi tute, ttctlon •II 104 230 Ya rds Passing "' • on the groun d , add ing 80 by a ir, before minute TD way, rd thi all his lut d foueht th,t fM sn was In which s d r line a Y 65 for Chaunce pass y 34 14 in the (ourth period . Pas ses Attempted getting five finl dowm t1 nd h•lf Hindy th,.,. s p11MS, CDffl M idd leport took Meredi th Joh n • or the even mg. 5 held on the Rutlllnd 15. Rutland 7 1 a es Completed . . P . only twi<:t!. the Sll fumbling and yards 40 l quickl for d an 3 ng plet y H.obstetter wa s �o p groun� gain· worked the ball up to the midstripe son's opening kickoff 0 4 Passes Intercepted t wo f touchdo,im be· . Kyger managed irst territory MeanwhHe lronmen , J•ckets' last into 5(1 moved the ran r o f er with 127 y a rds m 12 c a rries from wher e Combs 369 264 Total Yar da ge eut. f ran ground, tlrn• ore be u onl y 102 y a rds o n the d it fc re losing the ball on ,1n inter· cond, an issed m 126 kick ad s h Combs Pierce' _avera�e. d yar Again 18 17 a 10 First Downs " otdot " d H comone on fflon r ai the in Ray 1 1 got hit d';' cepted pass. Hin . in only nm� tries fo,r a 14 yard ended 33·0. 40 100 . , Penalties p,11 one with out ind trieR, at r down fl eight oa, of • o pletion tw on up d ave r l picke K ckson J a RIVlnR d e were ra ave i; w�l l c . Ma rti� Rutla nd ran, a �erage P unts { av. ) (3) 34 )'d ( 2) 42.5 yd f lnel 19 r the d , got five fint down,, con intercepte to to the Jackels 4-4, but ran Bbcli: owns d play Jerrr an og of r B work . es tne� the five to m ds r ya notic 2 2 nme Fumbles . . and lost two of fou r fumbles. yard, to pay dirt. H• ff'len hit went once for four, Tlllls twice 11 t r ight en d on defense whlle bot h o ut of downs on a fo urth down 2 Lost Fumbles I PMI •nother othe on c.rr o B Dave at from gan Ranni• pass e l gamb ro B BaJTY mers Nick Leona rd opened the S<:Or• r pe rfo way for 1� Middl•port Lineup for the edr• polnh. · ing in the first quarter with an : · qua rterba ck; Pierce, tackle, and to R oger Hyden. However, on This was how it went t End& : Kl oes, Shafer, Aul Tac second pla y from ond ha lf saw the Jae• sec The d , also stood Mi ddl eport 's en left a ckle slant for 12 yards. In t off Dugan 45, Dick s; own Ha Gilkey, its trom Slobart, y kles: openeo Rutland o utes , bu t r ted air e the to intercep White d Te 11t1y ts k suimmage, period Ray Coleman sec-ond . the efense Guards: Roush, Ba tey; Center: moved to the Chauncey four a nd out on d Jacket's Carl "The Ch'nc•Y o Mike Shafer pass a t t Hindy a o i:a w R'tland als a t end and with corner the turned n· er l y, Chau Oi d s. . ha mbers; B a cks: Hin Ch aunee y hel d for down 130 and the Ironmen began Horse" S urre tt grind out large CErwin, downfiel d . 31 the blocking 321 efficient R rushin • Y a rds rd· D a after mga , and Bau is, Carr r ar out punt o H ce)' had t 195 The d. n 40 lhe grou on , to m o ve. went all the way. Leonar d added gain 65 ssing a p Hob· Ya rd11 ner. v i d Martin lost 8, Combs took up a touch 12 points. �xln d tu\ll aci: set lwo poun for on 2 run the JackR led put penal.y attemp yard went 15 Passes A and stctter'a pass in the flat e mai ning 3 1 Abo in the second quarter , Co le­ ba \k to its HI, bu t Boothe imme• d own in each of the r ,;;.;;;;;;a;;;;;;;.;..;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;., Passel! com pleted O m an scored on a &lick 42 yarder, Passes Intercepted 1 dialely gained it back with a quarters acoringut. the final TD Endicott Johnson 170 Melvin Ballard add ing two points. gn Total Yards gained 386 pass to Bob Martin at the 31. from 4 yards o 4 Bob Martin scored J■ckRon's '1 Fir st Dowmi Carl Surret t went fon 4 an d In the fourth period Ba lli.rd from t he 4 37) 3 ( th touch down four (29) hit• , r ai l the o t t Av. wen s. Punt Boothe a gain fullback, broke up the m id dle tor 11 d 1 l Fumble& ting Tom W righ t o n II SO yand after Surrl'tt had g allope 65 yards, runnin g aquarely over H to Boothe 5 9. yA the o t 5 ards hit y Pen alties pass play at the 13. Martin t he lop of 1 the Kyger 11fely man. Sizes 6 to 1 1 for te le incomp O was p:iss 1 en d ight r W d 2 an lost the to bles more 1 Fum fo r 1 Leona rd added a two-poin t run 1 4 '1 6 6-33 wen t in for the touchdown. p l'.)ints. i Rul land after thi1 one t oo. O O O 0-0 Wrigh t ad ded the point& after Mid d .£porl's final touchdown Chauncey Eastern a lso had four touch TD's - Combs, 6� y.irds, pass; with a run and the Jackson Iron• came alt er Surret t had 1cored DETROIT UPI - Glenn Davis, downs nullified by penalties. Heavy Cork Soles Hol:lstetter, 3 1 yards, run ; }{o b- men were ou t in front 8 to o at Jackson's fifth TD, and ran f'or two • time Olympic gol d medal the poin ts. stetler, tiO yards run; Combs, run, the quarter. _ a winner in track, today signed PULLS FIRST UNIT J a ckson lost little time in 53 y11rds ; Cu mbs, run 50 yard8 · the Detroit tract with con 1960 Dennis Hutchinson Intercepted Lions. EP's--Combs, pass; Pierce, kick . scoring again. Ted White set u p The 26--year-old Davis h a s been Mlddlepo1·I work;ng ou t wilh t•e L;ons for Colts, Gianl8, Face the past two weeks at the urging Howard (Hopalong) Cassa dy, a of · Electra Series. All Power Toullih Ganteti Sunday Detroit halfbac� and former school equipped . ul11Nd Pr111 lntern1tlonal m ate 9f Davis It. Ohio Slate. The B a l t imore Colts a nd the Dav• d sai n o , Coach George Wils . . SEE AT New York Giants, favored in t he Th� Blue . Devtls_ wast ed l i ttle ' lg I sprinter and hu rd ler, will be a isht week the str second the the r o f Fo� meet . o t pre-se ason polls met defeat at lime 1n scoring the ir second T.D In employed a s · a 'Weak side'• .e,ui National Football Le11i:ue cham • Pomeroy Panther, ntender for t he the thir d quarter. Grueset'a kick to, 'ijr fl .inking back"on offense 11ind Home Of The pionshi•p for a third straight y ear the hands ol a co ' 'to � the 20 yard llne was ta ken by will be in uniform for Sund ay'• ionship. USED CAR LOT fa ce tb� ir toµghest obslecles of SEOAL champ San Fra ncisco Roderick,' who raced 80 yards for game with the to loss 14·0 week's f t las ter A on a ay FABULOUS Sund on seas n t e curr the nd of the game. 49'en here. pr ogra m A thens, the Pan thers were defea t· the score, his seco foot bal l profession a l extra poi nt1 on he t d re o sc also "We hope his grea t speed will He Gallipod experience which vies with t he World Ser ies ed by s trong, t keeper. ou roll us," Wilson said . a he(p 40·0 a b d l fie home r y thei !is on or Ian interest . the pla yed high school footer, t ar Davis u q With 3 :2'1 left ln· the The Colt s, w ho onl)' make news margin. native Barberton, Ohio, This his t a ll again. a b d re o sc Devil.a The Pa nther dcfen6", which hf!ld Blue When they lose, are slim 6•point ime Evans was the bal l carrier bu t bypa ssed t he sport al Ohio favorites over the Packer s at Coa ch Ch a rles Sloba rt'11 Blue Dev- t from fi ve . yards out. Dunca n had St ille at the ur ging of his track Green Bay, Wis. , whil e the injury ils to one touchdow n In t he first ed 35 yards arou nd r ight end coach. plagued Gi a nts, who keep on win· half, could no� hol d them in the gallop -------­ five where he was stopped the to d e a r sco are i s, olis second hall aa Gal l P ning in spite of themselve the ed or ac an Dunc lin. u b)' Ra y Po IC 8 e n me re one-poin t pick over the four more. d off to \ extra points. kicke gh. Evans l u Pa sbur After Pitt at Steelers Alter an exchange o f punls the Sisler As Coach the Pa nthers to begin the game, sta rted a drive from CINCINNATI UPI-Dick Sisler, Pomeroy mo yed the ball seven Blue Devils FILL RAC I NG POSTS t tle hesita tion U of former major le a gue star With son 49, wn o their m o T ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. UPI� yard!i in thr�e tries a nd Capt. ss p d r a a a ed let 34 y George Sisler, ha& been signed o punt. The Roderick comp P.uul F. Harron o f Philadelphia Grueser was force d t who , d n e right , rt Nibe rell r b)' the Cincinna t i Red s as a Da a nny Howa rd to has been elected t reasurer of the' ball was taken by D:1 t he next On five. the t a coach for the 1961 season. hlt was d an .!! rd stripe Atlantic City Racing Associati on o n the Gal lipol i 34 y ne o the e si n l went � To mske room for him, Cincin­ Grifflth ret urned to the 49. Af ter gaining play, Du ncan succeeding the late J. llipolis was Ga e r whe released ba tt ing coa ch Wally Order Br Phone nsti line, yard plays, while Bou dma n. John B. Kelly Jr., also a first down on tlU'N d owns by the Pomeroy tw oses who had spent two years M o r o f d l e h the , r to ri r te r e Panth y or Philad elphia, is the new sec• moving into And Take 'Em Home quarter ended . wi th the club. ,,--Po meroy line stiffened and forced line as the .::::::...=cc.. -=,:::.-,-�-,., retary . our altuation f d an rth ou f a h t Wi Evans lo punt on the 34. The punt IN RACE ORED FAV nd aro u t wen s in the fourth, Evan r oll(:d de ad on t�e 12. NEW YOR K UPI-Ha iros JI of _ d for the touchdown. A r i• Pomerpy took o ver a nd coul d his right en ll and , winner of two Ame Ho was n a rick to Dunc t, s Augu in no t move the ball . Arter Pomero y pass from Rode races n o ti ca n invita extra polnli. for the pu nte d a nd Gal lipoli1 took over, good for the ite favor earl 2-1 a is y LAST ONI backfield ers Paul Evans, Howard , 64,300 G otham Trot al Yonkers h ue Devi l touchd own Bl st a l e T n a nc u D Dick Roderick and Joe next Tuesday. wu scored by substi tute Jack Wil• Raceway marched into Panther territory, rcepted a despera­ With 1 :40 seco nd s left in the Iiams who inte om Pouli n to B ulling­ fr p11B n o l t ick r Rode ck a b r te flrst quarter Quar seconds lert in the cracked over the goa l from the ton wi th J6 tole the ball In mi d-a ir s He . game four. raced M )' ards for the six A lateral from R od erick to Ev- and r . Extra points Were 11oored e t ans wss good for the extra po ints. poin ard who ran arou nd right How by ipoli.!! l In the sewnd perlQd Gal bigger end . d ominated the ball for the Afte r the 111'.am e, Pomeroy Coa ch part of the quarter b ut was unable that e� Cilo , with prai&e, aa_ld Al ft e l e t n,inu to score. With on ly a The wm. to Q e e�rv d l1 pol in the h alf, the Bl ue De vils a t, Gall1 onUn1 1atly Rained c o wh , her1 t Pan s. e tempted three consecutive pau against Athens la�t wee�, While tryJnR a fourth down paH, yardage tened Gal lipo l is ser1threa r Roderick wi1 trapped at mi dfield neve time. an t a usl o y peat e y by Pomeroy rushers. He &id 150 poun d nebrenner, Wi ob B he t to ld wnfie do n ped them and r.1 terback quar the d e ll a c r, o Juni Panther 10 where he wa1 downed and ter, quar · shots during the last and the half ended . roy Pome to s passe o lw threw SICQND QUARTIR would-be receivers who dropped them . Coach Clio Indicated foll owWet Weather Ahead ! Ing the game that he W?�ld start CHILDREN'S Wi.nebrenner at that position next I Friday . I The only bright point for the Panther team lhis week was lhat Po meroy was penaliied less last Solve the rainy day prob­ nigh t than in any ga me this year. ! lem. Shes litlle 3 to 3, Roderick wH a standout in every • Welsh• only ¼ oz. way , scored 1 6 point, himself, • On►thlrd 1111 liu of Ill passln11 to Dunca n for extra poln ts 1re11au llns. and r unnln g o li!lltand i ngly. • Smaller, Ulhtar, mort i::an­ Buy at tod•Y'• Next week the Panthen will l1 tlian any aid WI cealab • • . • have price b ed t efea d y mee t Loga n who w as have otttrtd ta llatt. mouflted tirH MIDOLIPO.T, OHIO . ni.ahl st a l A thens 26-8 M iniature-Ear ampliftea the laterl •1 holdl, aounda you may now be ing - clearly and ma. TRY miss NT EME ROV IMP E HOM R FOR YOU t.tnctly - avoid the embar; raument of misundem-&nd· REGULAIILY PRICED AT ,199,95 in,. 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Roush's Shoe Store 1 960 BUICK 4 Door Hard Top Panthers Taken 8y Gallipolis Blue DeVl'ls In 40 to o Score CROW'S STEAK HOUSE PRESTON MOTORS S A N II W I C H Reds T k fom Boy o o· k One wu on a 95 yard punt ntum and the othfr w11 on an 11 yard PIii play • Coa ch Bob Aahley bad biCh prai1e for Doul Biuell, Smith a n d Lury H ■rl bbarpr on Smilh and Larr)' Hatbargen on delenae and Ballard and CGleman on offense. He started four frab· men Bo b Foater, Denni.I P■tker, David Carter an d M.ayford llai'ril, 111 o f whom went the dilUDct: and &tood oul wttb tbeir perform.a nce. o_,. 8 8 Ea stern Ky ger rare . • • . 1'belt • • • 18 0 S--30 0 0 0- 0 Scori n g: Eastern: Leonard 12 yd. run; Cole man, 80 yd. run, 42 y d . run; Ballard, 85 yd. ru n E:P: U onard, 2 runa; Billard run MAX WARD ,11. 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' �----..... ...... . . __ _,,_.__ -------------�---•-= .,.____-•-------------' Meigs County Peop le Earning More Money Now Than IO Years Ago Report Of Census Reveals Meigs per een1 ltopfiilJ thto- machine • W, 11 •i<•fWY lo work on _,,II the pider is it posdo not have tai be .. t �• flt · in MtJJs Count)' to • IOmeone n,lda a finger or ••• � fhat . h11 bi,en l011 in a NrD picker · u�ldepl. I,et'111 see f!Jll't ·ret,.jn all of our fin­ ·� •nd 11Jftdl in lliWJl . , l , ..,lftlng wee� 1, Notion,1 v,qtlon Week, Ott. 9. 1 5 i'r,, )Olea lncreHed by 37 " tll the llkSO'a. Over a , df tbll Jncreaae came in �ltl&I. THe! ·eattin_ated lose Qf $ 1 74.­ ,. � tor 1959 waa $18,000,000 llD'!'!' !hon for 19118. '_"_In &be lut decade, tire hns !'!ff 8! re. We J_� - SEYfRIEO your' LENNOX dealer 1111 ' I, I' 1! l I ' 3 I COAi, Oil, GAS FURNACES fl!!!!,'!'o • • Pho111 Wl'-%-3 794 OHIO POnaoy. • • •.• ' lJ ' �W ••cl USED , l • ,,111 1111 .' •. ,ttltian NEW . ·,� McCutlOtN ,. • '- .(, Dlf41 1. $AW . � t,stl ' ' . killed more than 100,000 persons and hurned 11nd disfigured many hundred thou11ands more. Each year O\'er 1 1 ,000 people in the �n1ted .States die-needll'ssly1n Fires, and more lhan twice that number are severely burned or disfigured for life, National Fire Protec·tion A.ssoeiation re­ cords show. Property losses are high too. More than $ 1 ¼. billion i11 !he es­ tunaled value of property des­ troyl1d by fire in 1 959. Six rarm fi re insurance com­ panies in Mirme11ota. Illinois. Ml.· t'bigan, Ohio and Wisconsin paid $962,304 in claims during J9r.9. Fire and lightning losses by pro­ perty classes inc·luded dwelling 1-nd coptenb 30.S percent; barn and rontents, 42. 7 per cent; oth­ er outbuildings and contents, 6 . 0 machinery (principalJy tractor�) 3.9 per('ent; livestock, 10.9 percent, and other, I percent. The mo.el frequent uuse, of fires In furn homes were defec­ tiv.e heating equipment. faulty chimneys and nuea, defective and overloaded wirinl sy1tem5 mat ches and �molting, Only hy paying careful atten­ tion to tht prevention of fire huiards (·an our homes and farms be kepi safe. Frequent imipec­ tions shoufd be made of farm buildings to see that trash doe� nol acc u mulate. Many fir" this fell will OC• cur beceug .t feulty h•efl119 1y1tem1. Ctritful Impaction tnd r•1Nlr of chlmne-ys to rnak• them MM from fire wo'uld ,11. mlnet• ••Y•r•I Melt• County fir•• which will oceu, thla coming fall and wlnt.,_ One oul of every two dwelling fJre11 11tarh in ellher the lt'itchen or thl• livJn� room. Bedrooms and baument.11 are ne,rt. A.. clean house acldom burns. Wi1h farms being at a consider­ able distance from fire comp1in­ ies farmf'rs should make every attemp! to be sure lhat they have hre protectlon equipme nt availabll.' and in working C'Ondi­ Uon. Fire extinguishers should he well located and in working C'ondi1 ions. A 1upply of water is vuy im­ port1111t. l<"'arm ponds have partial­ ly filled thi s need but man}' farmer11 could profitabl y purchase thou�and gallon concrete tank.11, Rut'h as are UBed for septic tanks for water 11torage. Cisterns kept exchtslvely for fire righting are sound in vestments. , Necessary fire fightin1 too.la, kept ,haridy and in eood order� a sturcfy, , !flfe laddur long enough to reach to the roof of you r hl.11hest building ; and well-mai n­ tained roads and lane s le11ding from hia:hw,)' to )'Our farm and hulldin1 1 UC e18enllal for fire prolrctl on. llon'I give flrt a plal·r to start �u ! In caH! of fire every person l•vmg: on I farm shuuld know whit to do. Thi!! moat hnpo rl:Jnl ::t op1 arc to Ket everyope out ot and away from· the buildin g on fire, tn call for help Crom the nearest tele­ phone or make aure aomeone ioes tor help, lo Ir)' to keep the flrc from apreadlng if you can with out risk to }'our ll (e, to protect olher bulldln gs, liveatock and Prope rly, lo aaaist the fire de­ partment Jn 11ett.lnK water and rnovJng equipment II directed and to t•ke 1lep11 to protect pro: P.»"tJ ae:ah1al. weather da m a.se alter the flre J1 out. Special Low Prlct 3:IO Hhn DNr• °""9rtttr1tor T�ACT08 With P•wtr. T..• Off -,111s IMPLEMENT & SUPPIY CO. Pilon, WY-I-IHI Pwi Sll'Mt RACIN E. OQIO If YOU NEID FllM MA,CHINEIY FORAGE H4RVE!ITI!� •Ic;r,�HOLLAND °\':.P�JA"J,ATJR ,'' AB Prked ,w llllliel .... AI LTON THOMPSON ' 'f'UC1'0 R SALIS ae air. ot �t,, Servke, v111111 1'1'�111 POIIIDOY, OHIO JH'Ople a�e earning 38.2 more t�1s year lhan 10 Y ears ago accordmg to the census t h is year. Th'1s was par!_ of a report 1hi s week al a mee�mg Of lhe . M11 ig� County Extensio n Council. I ! lso s�ow d that, the number or . County :arms in � eigs has dercased, but t hal the income per �arm _1 � '1P· E_stunated personal income per c ap1tal �otal population in Me ii.i s , Counl)' 1� $1,580, which is a 3R.2 percent increa,e aincc U150 . Fo r �he .1late al _a whole the f igure �li f2,289, which was & n a v era RC' increase of 4 1 .B percent o r v ery nearly t he same percent ai;f for suurre Develop ment last spring which asked !\Ir. Clyde Kirkland ' \1 an,1gcr of the Ohio Power Com� <1 Y 1 O h e rt>s pons1' ble for seeing j p·,1 sut h a group was selected An outline of relatio� hlp& j w:is given by c. E. Blakeslee County Extensio n Agent, Agrlcul'. l ure who !rared develop ment of a1•ncultu ral programs in lhe Unilt>d Ctales from 1882 wberi P re sident Lincoln signed the M u rri l l Act which provided estab­ li s l• m ent uf l:ind i:rant college,. /1 1 1887 the Hateh Act provided money t u the various phase& or agr icultural research. I n 1 9 1 4 the Smith-Lever Law / • • •, • •. • • t•· • "; I provided the national basis for a three w.ay partnership between the United Stales Department of Agrkulture. the land grant col­ leges and local county gove r n­ menu in providing funds fot what Is no w knowri as the County Ex­ tension Sen-ices, • Dr. Simuel D Robbins rcporl· ed in a recent isaue or the New En.gland Journal of Medmne thal parent.I ahould ignore the stutter­ ing tompletely for one year and req uest all who 111ociate with the young stutterer to do likewise. SHERWIN-WllllAMS PAI NTS PLANING Mill ' l'B!)NE WY 1·1115 MULBERRY A Viii. Phone Wl-1-3841 POMl!:ROY, OHIO Next Weeki will go on sale l.ivE>sloc•k mar­ ket in Chillicot he, OctohN 1 2 , in Ohio 's nln!h fl!rder l)i� s.ilf' of th(' yrar . Sele lime is 7 ·3o p. m C. C, Bowen, Obio Stale L'ni­. ver�ity Extension li v(•s\or k nwr ketmg spcdalis t , sayH thr sal t• will givt> farmer!! a n upporlun ily to bid on uniform lots of urad<'d, Jioc_a lly produced feeder pigs which hove been sorted 11ccording lo size, breed C'horatlerislicll mul c1u�lily. The pigs will vary in weight �tom 30 t o 120 pounds. They w1rl have been in spected by a veterinar ian to meet health requirements .ind vaccinal cd for POMEIIOY, ORIO the POM ERQY 1.AN DMA RK'S 1'18St ANNll'ERSABY P OM,E R O Y LA N D M A R::-k SUPER SER VICE' , ST4TIGN cholera. The sal1!, 'the Cifth at (11illi­ c:othe ! his year, is sponsore d by t he Sun1 hl.'asler n Ohio Swine fm­ pr_oveml. !nl and Ma1·ke l 1ng Com­ mittee, (' hill i1·othe Arc>a. �Owen repnrl� 1 hat nearly 7000 e m.m o!� hav" (Jren sold thrnugh Ohio feeder t'lg sales thi� year. Fiber Al Olle Not Enough For Seeing Quality �I IUIII . Fiber alone doesn't determi ne quality . of a �ug or carpeling. s11ys Mu1s Oor11 Snook, Extf>11.� io11 home furni11hln gs specialis l, The Ohio Stale Universi ty. The two natural fibf'r!I, cotton and wool aa well as l he mnn-made filu-r� ' hue cerlajn characlerist ic·s t h�i can guide you Jo seltictiun uf o rug or ('Rrpct, No single fiber provldeM 1 00 percent resilience; 1 00 perrcnl resiaLance lo weer, soil, fadir1�. in11ech, mlldew, 1hrinku:t>: fire and heal; take, all d)'es nny color shade or tint, and can bi• wuhed and dried easily, qukkly and aal lalactorl ly. A deip, loosely, twisted yarn ln lulls set rar apart can m11t down no malter what lhe fil>er 11y1 Mi1t1 Snook. Tightness oi twlat and Permanence of twist are more importan t for dura­ bllll)' than lhe ply of the yarn Tia:htly twisted yarns don't H 10ft and luxuriou s as <h.'('JJrr plle, but deeper pile does not Insure longer wear. To di'.'lerm iile d,en,111)' ot the pile, bend back the ru1. The closer the rows and the pile, the better the quality of reel construcllon. Con1tructlon never did deter­ mine carpet quality says lhe spc­ cl11t,t, becense there are many \11rl1Uons In I he weave for a J I fibera. Jt 11 even lest or a gulde today because many run are now tutted or knitted. The tuft­ ing: proce11 Is the f11t!'ilcst, least expentlve method. KnUtln g is be­ tween tultln.q and weavin g in both time and cost, rarpetin.11 abould have enou"h body and weil{ht to keep it flat and prevent curling or wrlnkllng. E�amph!I of thl1 l)'PI! backlmr Include clo1e­ ly woven Jule, cotton canva ■ or ktatt cord, which 11 1 tou.i:h 'yarn made from wood pulp. Latex may be added to the back of woven C1Tpet1 and 11 med on tufted c11 r­ pet1 lo hold the t u n, of yam. Good quality tufted c,l'PE't hu a dou ble back to 1l ve atabllltv and Pfevent at'l'ttchina or buckling. tan Yoar calves On c,LflAC n. Colnplele MIik Replacer Rave More Milk To Sell E. Main St. !' wy· _..,,,ia2,., , . 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MIDOL I POlll' Tony Fowler, Owner-Ope rator l!RONE .' wv-wm I .d' ., ...... ...t": � ._.,, ' I P l t( J S Jlt .tE D ot., Atl t O UfffllliJ �-· ' ff !li!IIIJtr· ,S@eWtl UtOI to Revlvfl;" ?' p . �., ' EvOn1-,g wot1�lp '1.,eft-ffanded Soldlen." . Holln... Plltrlm DanYIII• Church, Don Wadien1chwin1, pastor: $u nday, OcI, 9, R,� DaY; Sund!ly Sebool 0:30 a. m.; . ornlns worship 10:40' •· m.; PY&, . 1:45 p , •• p, rn.; m, ....-en I11g wors hip, 7 :au p. m . '1:30 ... e, Wed fr�!• and Prayer Alfn,I Motfi,,d!•t Church, ,.... ert R. Card, piltor: Sunday School at 9:30 1. m., Lloyd Dilline:er, supt. Wonhip, 10:◄�, H,•rman Taylor, lay leader. MYF , 7;30. p. m, Monday, 8 p. m. Cbare:e ·�outh meetin g; Wed., 1:30. Ptay-:aeriice1. lflhany IUI, - . CN.;rch, F. E. Qunn, poator; 'fionhlp and Communlon, 9:30 a: �-i Sunday Scliool 10:30 a. m.. Ot1t M , supt. Carmel l!UB i f. •. D\lnn, pastor: Wayne 'Rou1 : Sul)t.; Sundill Sehool, 9:30 a. , m.; Worship and Cpmmunlon, 10:•, a. m.; Pray- =· ;1 Wol'lhlp •�ee � _ ·• . •:SO· pa; , 10· f111 , 1 e'1�• i11laiinel �ltrit:pa ff:! F � •bert • aeboot tbkt · '. -� ; -" 10·,.30 a1q, · �hqtil �.�Q �· !I'·• l\'9rl,r • !"!fY, e c , • ·n• :1pt:, Morning wonlitp :t(f:ec,: i, in. y De '9!Jnth • · f·•�,._0U� a,n-Jcp, t Pr1 '8':i -,ap I) dt' 4V: DAV a ••� . ' • s!1':t . , fi�I· i,l....'ule• Y =• ffl �i � • Pe;,1t11�••·,1 Aa,-�· .._ •� -al ■ ■... � a,irvice of wor■hip and tl�tc by the choir oble?.van� of Girl Scout day. Sermon "l'rDm Oto.om: to Olbty.'' Nun.,ery· and Junior church for >hlldren. 8:00 Family' night ,u,pper and progr•m (please bring i11ible Jervi�l- W'ed1 5 r �; :, •�: " - •- - "' ' ,1•· I .,,, "'" ' 1- u ffli � - t ' � .. ·' ... . I urday aeulon, ol tho O�lo Bop- nounl:eil, , SUN DA \' SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK ! Sa\'e Your S@IHM! Of I'onder SeUlnc I 1 .... ......... . .. . _._ _ ....,Id -•' ·-...... ....., , .......,.,_ ,_ "• ..... ......., ....... .,,__ ti:' ,. r. �= """"" «.� THE DAilY SENTINEL . B. H. SANIOIN Pomeroy-Mldtlleporl, Ohio Jeweler and Optometrist Mldtllepon MAX WARD AGENCY BAKER FURNITURE Nationwide l1111urance o! Columbus, 0, 480 115 E. t..i St, Pomeroy, PboDe WY-2-2 R. �WUNGS & SONS CO. ¥lddleporl Y liilNER'S 8AICEi ' . Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Mlddleporl, Olalo Bueni Of Good Brtacl Hanllagtop, W. Vp. f� UNffiD STEEL W9U(RS FOREMAN & Ul()n IL Of AMERICA , Loeil Unloa 11418, RIYfflood w. Va. STIFF.LU RP Aff(HOR day Take Someone to Church with You Sun Pomeroy PhoDo WY•!-2144 thip, 7:30 p. m.; Pra,er meeting and BJble Study, Wed,, 7:SO p. m ,. 'Tuppor ltl11n1 u Church pau1 Hook•. ,,,s1qr; 5un-y 5r:h oo 1 9:30 a. m,, . orsh l p Servlc;, 7 :30 p. m.; You th FeltOWihlp, v:SO p. ' . ' er meellJJ& and Y•llo1"' 8 p. m . SJ•Kuw EUB C�u,.h, P. I, Dunn, past�r; SUl\day School 9:30 a. m ., Ben Qui,.nborr,, supt; Wor, 11 �.b�..:: iJ.. � :-�; � . t ��:� 8• -Satursday etin m Th , e tommlttee 7 . Tb m�lni "! Pr rday. • u · .' �� ��-,I- s ', ·. � �- -• • , •: . . ' �� "f"/'1 .l .' ,, I e,..,,. , ��• ; ,: � : ';� ,; ., /'r � l!lll ' i;,�-�.� 4"! �»· 'fr =::.af�;.;'.'.s..� �:;•. ,.'!' 1 �; �t\0 " Pomeroy'g Budget Slloppjpa Center rrvtr w' ..___...' �,.,•,,..,,.� /Ir . ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 8, 1960-S By Roy L, Smllll The sophistic-ate suffers an incomparable loss when he loses his sense o( wonder. The ability to stand In awe In the presence of beauty, ma­ jesty, or pOwer sets a man apart from all the rest of creation. The creatures are endowed wlth tbe rudiments of love, they . exhibil emotions in one fonn or another, and they have the ability to overcome some obstacles. But no one ever sa w 'a dumb brute standing in awe, Only one made in the image of God can do that. It is a priceless endowment that should never J.r be surrf'!ndered or despoiled. of lbe Palm The Psalm which furnishes the scripture for this lesson was designed to be sung anUphonally on one of the great festive __ occasions of the Hebrews. The Psalm epens with a thrilling doxology which describes ' the g lory of God, sung by a richly robed host as it approac hes 1 the closed gates of the Jerusalem Temple. Having arrived at the gate, a soloist sings a liturgical question: "Who shall ascend the hlll of tht- Lord?" That ii tp say, j'Who is fit to enter the sacred precincts of the Temple ani:! stand in the presence of a God so majestic as Jehovah?" The Uniform Sunday School •�•son for October 9: "THE ADORATION OF GOD," Psalm 24; Eph..ians 3:14-2 1 . It ia impossible to ask who is able to qualify as an accept• able worsnlpper of GOd in a ll1hthearted or superficial mood. Tiu, issue, are far too serious for Iba! . And II might be said that the modern church worshipper .,,bo eoten the sanctuary on the Sabbath morning, his chief Interest being In a whi,per­ THl C H U fl C H l'Oill ALL • , . ALL ,Oft THC 'CHURCH ed excbanfe of go"lp before the ""ice begins, is somehow n. o...... . .. s---,; ,.._, _ \ lacking in he first requirement of U,, worshipper. _, I• "" i....ld,.. J tl•Kt.tr -' L Now come, the answer from behind the closed gates of the ' Temple. as a choir - probably composed o( a body of robod , fear rlen� O..,d., .. .,, • '&r.tt-1 ....... . ..... expe chfld fl that Grownul)8 forget .... . .... .inliut .,._,.,,. .,.;11oer reply, '"He tl1lt 1',lth eiela lumds ud I pure heart.� priest, than disappointment and des.pair even more often N"iw�. TM,. .,. I- •Old ••­ continues, "He will reeelve blessing fro11 the choir the Then ..,.i vnm whp "''"ff ,..,_ they. Lord." s ,.t.,-!,- ... ....... ... a..... n.,. Experience prepares the adult for sudden shock . Now comes the ritual which atte'!ds the opening of the .,., (I) Foi kio -• uU. U) F• .,_ A child stumbles upon tl}�m uqaw11-re. •�il,il,ea', uke. ()) Fw M ..... J l,i,, Temple gates, as the h01t outside and the choir mside sing the T__.;,,- ..d .. ,.,._ (4J F.- ._. * And each will breed more bitternea& in his heart, hrases o� the psalm antiphonally. It must have been a mov• ge, « ... a..m itKfl. .,.,_. -.i. • coura his for &tion found firm d foun not ng experience to have jomed in any such worship service. hu he If ' -··· ...I ........ 1 -.pw1. Pl.otl Ito .. hope. and ce Pafih or I idenllll veran rperse .. dr,wck ,......,., _,. -' .,_ 8iWi, • under the riven been hu girl look through the lens of my microscope to �ble never am "[ . or boy But when a dailr, nts mome ful "'.'thout feeling dread awe," ■aid a blologilt. "The amazing of a the rirdinr of religious faith, leate me wondering. I hate l!"Ver greet that stghts eye my ehallenge rather than destroy. The awe with which I first gaz­ CllBUally. them take to learned . realize Our children pray more often than we ed water which I discovered was pond of droplet the upon . They believe more confidently than we auppose U-11 me." left never ha11 life with swimming Life teaches thelll to draw strength from their faith lt "I is prec�, orderly, Iogi• that world a day work_every ln a • • . self<0nftdence from their trust in God. cal, electronic engineer. with t1branl and , energy.'' the said But you and I must protlde them opport unity "I live, a!I my working hours, in the midst of what I have call­ to acquire faith. And our own example in worship ed the m1racuious. Bul the greatest miracle of all is that r am and life muat inspire their trust in God. able to understand it. That human intelligence is sufficient to enable us to unravel the mysteries of the atom is, to me the supreme mystery ol all." .A scienti� witbout � sense of wonder is as: rare as a singer �thout a voice, a pilot without a se-nse of direction, or a seed without a germ. lllplty of l)n•d:,g It has been charged on a gOOtf Jrul!lY occasions that the Wit• the llope IC all, In •o me mea111re, _fester ...., llelp churchgoer only goes to the �• or God on the Sabbath day that he may .•how off h,IJ gOl)d clothes. But at least this much this Hie, lt1 m11n cem nad mHw I• In d should goo I• Ja ..,,_le tlsttt ain sust ,be said: we go ti, the house of God to meet the God or the universe. . No right-minded man would ever conaent to being ushered feat11re Is t1pons�,,•11 tJae llttl sl11e•• firm• •11111 ....-atsatlesu mto the presence of the President of the Uliiled States with­ , elO iwl out having made at least decent preparatlentl In dress and per­ •JIPC!tl" es -m •e 10llo sonal cJeanliness. Is it reasonab[e_ f<>!' -�DJ_man to assume 'lbat be �·· �I himlelf � UJ>lln ll!e-�ty without at least pay1ns, hun the trlbu� dN!!H.d in his bf•t? SUPPIY S RIDINOUR' One may a, long . a it 11 our best it Is but sblb11y; he tlON � s tf.& ICf SOH S ARNOLl)i gOOd enough for the house or G<NI. Furniture and Appliances Closed Each Lord '� -�y , (Copyright 1980 by the Divu!on of CmiBtiar! Education Na. lional Council of tbe ·Churcbes of Cllrilt In tlie United siatea YU-5-ZlZS P•Ohio Cbl!lter, •Pomeroy Rock Spring■ ROid of Amenca.) cmZEN'S NATIONAL IANK (The Friendly Bllllk) Mld,tleporl .. KAiR & V� ZANDT. MOTOR SAi.ES •"'8� <! · WJ� ' ':lq: pm , • • !""! " ' ' c,1.._,., · ;=;i..,d �H;u��,., s�:i JO:ff 1m ·on � flnt and th · m. •11• Chu,ch, Paul ...th S)lllfffl, . wanhlp, 9:30 a. ; minister Hooks. of Clwttt Jutt� Clk,refl· am; j•1 at 8:,U pm· prtl� i t:IO 10:30 1• . m.; School Sunday .: m P wnnlli p; pNJn" 11Mtb1;tJ ' .Jleifil�IJ' :llble IN!otl •:ao ng, meeti r PriYft m., p. 8 Jf:lO •: Youth J'tli9W· Wed., . · .,.,. ltau1 , _ 42a Ctwrdt . �m. ' '11:30 o EUI 1i1,.: L.ttr tp 9 pm•. \Voilblp '1 pm. l 10 Schoo y SUnda ; , paitor Church ., Chrfd - Hoo!ts ��.Jj.4Jlli'1J 'K,.... . I p, · 1:30 YF', tn.; a. 11 hip Wors m.; Jf"'8• a �du' ech001 9:3:0 am; � , ._ , , �m meet• Pr1yer "tr m. p, ; 7:10 t · Fri., m. p. Ev !pl � 30 I en · d 1a P.,. tor. • u nhlp Q: am 1lWlto Sept:; . I me•lln1 Ing. ' ' 8! � h, 1,11. ::u;" • Pini ' ...,.,. roy-.Chu"Rilph W� pi � 'T:111 ' " J · · iij •� j T ,,,/ ,IO !>c•u, , ..,,J:v�-,,e m:tieY-tr-.et C. . ,- ,:.,; )lain St.. Pomo ; .,. W combined 9:30-11:15 putor 1 Yetk pny-er �ryfce · 1/1 � j- · ,i r, · Chunh ..:.. Sun'-'1 Zundel, atudy. .,., ,t.. Supt. l!atlWI �"ff; , YOUljll People� Dl•tllit,eu� �UJ>: . l•• ' �•,·1{r"i u l'flrYlff LISTEN Tt WMPO 8l'Olde.. Dlred Fl'OIII IMIIIDII: . FRIDAY - I:°' P.,, TO 4:11 P.... ,,, ' '' t. '--lifnftay school o,ao am. Jfom n1 'l!Qrll!lj, 10:ta, Evon«elltlle Hr• - f/1 1'r1yor, C�, ""' vice "t!-ta pm Midw'Nt prayer Coui� O.ureb In To:ri,). -�� pm, W� 6:•,hrltt Llfl, pplllf. Sandi; ..-001 MrVlee ll!':r... C · · t: IJi,; f.arl BoW, Suit, ; °k:P· i� . a wo� hoo 0: m l 80 am; Evanrilt.lte ltbl• ,c , Int :wonllfp the on d • : teCQD 30 lO � � '7:90. ¥rv;i lljnd 1 1ourth 8unu1r1. Ch..-.1;,c of Clir · c,.,...,., ,�. I t:'9: 111\. Prea= lthool Biblfl To0 � fflday ' Spencer, pastor. ' '' \ Jli� • l'-tlliili ''l'h� ,,t/1, ,oa ' W: �JJt Churdl ,,, the ..... C�de j_ Battlett. ool t:Jk) an); morn\ng �trvl� 10:8Q. Sermon , ''Qtcur,y''· 7 : 30 Evenlna: ltU Nil¥ ·· 1 aiQ:lon •'who Then Can Bo ''- , , _ '; Prayer rqeetlng and , 7 :80 pm. "fdneaday ..t11t-S • undl}' ach9<>l _ .,. ·t.": 11 .hip, I 1 1, m. pny. ..: - •-� � .,:.,. day V p. m. We dnea I Mr ljjJjtlot -. ' Sunday "'°"'" "' .,,: s,, ALL THE CHILDREN ' ' ,r.:; M'.on'llng wonllip, .. ; 111:-ni · w: 1" ,' · 111!t!t!f'-'lunday I N! , · , Uc • ,,so pm; E'rorilelll . aelao0I · : a. •· �ln1 SJ.In• T:30, pa,;; Wedi!� 'I' :� � dar ff,:"' · m. � paeetlng; Pruet hour 1rl1n ,......,. I• t. It.W . ',_ -tlii .rt.J�at "'Ill �:!9 plQ; Mlallonuy WYI' 'I' m, 1. 10 SUb� .:11: -d "'•••• . .,,.a, 0I '"• """ . i ' every Tu.,. 6"� llludf R!il• •►m. . f�!-9d fr■be aerilce _:tpt m, '"'1 ''"" p ._ _ 1 Church ot ,........., .._,.....,. 7 ■cbool 10 --nd1 C. t( • ....,, . • Iii ··· f, '8J,1i! POWtro · vnlolt, Ans. , , 7:41 JtSI; aervlct e .. , oz, putor. Sunday School l:IO; �°'�'f'l'� 7:41 llludy te dl.J W'fdne at NYPS ,,ondllf Wonhtp lu:IO; Nue th of Churcfi IJutt.in&I ft'•J· '1:30· t aervlce 11 :'8 Evtrun # BALLOONS & SUCKERS Sever,1 Mhllature Unl<o 'l'lrel Made On The Spot 111d Given Away, a IIi !:.,.ip JDJ .. · li � the o, Church u· se, RH". II,roId t-· "fJ11!U • Pa•lor. SundlJ ICbC)OJ �:ao - M:orninJ wor1lllp �O:IO ia; All 3 O.ys. 2 - Chdd's Coaster Wagon 3 - 100 Gallons Gasollllt 4 - 10 lult.,icatlon lolls 5 - 5 Wash Jobs "'"". ,.,. ... · ,::,,.'-m;tq� ' 11,9,st �I• In $. I. Ohlp -4 ' Watch' P·R IZES · GIFTS REF RES HM ENTS ��ld�! Br,At,,,., C:l'llurcl) .., 111;nrlat; Art Marcum, rnlnilter: Blble School, at Mornlna wor1hi p 10:SO; CbrlsUan Endeavor 8 p.m.; Evenln1 -wor■hlp, . 7 p.m. 1!�1111,,1 Cl!u�h ti .Cbrl ot, Italdlf-siml'b)( P111itor, Jlm . 'Reed, SuJt; Bible school 9:30 am · MornIng wor1hip 10:SO am; cbriauan Eqcle,-ver (youth) e pm; Evenlnc wo'!!lilp T:30; Wednelday evenJna c. e ·Pilll►r.oy TH U RS., OCT. 14, SA T., QCT. 1$ :: ,. 8:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. ·, r----.-----. Station 0,.. 24 Neurs TIR E PR ICES Dady and AH Sptclals On Sal, AroP,tl The Clock. I S■1¥atlon Army, Pomtroy; Envoy Ray S Winlng : Revival services I \..A each evenlng at 7:30 thru Oct. 22. Rf!v. Jack "Shaw, Mt. Hope. W. Va .• lffraanllN Churcll- lff J1HU1 evanKelist.' Speclal singing by Y P. Christ of Latter D.tr S.lnh., er, eoe� eVenlnf, Son.,t !)Id 'l'o/l'R !'.\�It oo PorU,nd Road St PauJ'j ' U,lMran Ct.u,ch. liunday'!l!li�l'1!30 a� Preaching Pomeroy: William Voris, pastor; lO:SO •01 and Bible �tudy Wed9: 30 11. 111., Sunday School; 10:45 w. Proffllt, pas­ 1u?1day pm. a. m., Church servlee1; Wed., 7:SO tor. p. m., choir practice. St. John', Luth•rH Church, Midway Cemmunlty Church, Bible Study 7:00. Voris, pas­ Bobby Searle,, Minister. Cbuct K l.,...., Mall of Jehovah'• W it- Flatwood.'s, WIiiia m L. School Sunday m. a. 9 tor: Wor1hip Searles, SllQd■y SCbool, Supt., neue,i Public maeUnc Sunday s a. m. 10 ; p m Sunday School 1tµt■ at 1:30 a. 81,, - pm ; W•�tower ,tudy 4 First Baptist Church, Racine-, Ar­ nayer me 1ne: T1&ud1y '1:9 "' Blblt ltti� Tueld.,r I pm; Serr R. McCaule)', pastor: Chester thur tice �thii 'J'bW'ldJJ t pm; Min on, supt.; Sunday School, Simps m. a p 'lb11r,da laln' ,i.DOl 7 ning Worship, 10: 4D . llon Chw<h of Ch�II, '"""' ,11,rlm Hol l,.... 0:30 •· m ; Mor yll� Lead• to Rev ival ;" wal en a. m., e "R '.'Oy-Harrtson"Ule Q:oa,d, . �eOfl Ch 1-nttvllle, � wachen:45 p. m. Sr. BYF; 8 p. m, Eve nOndtrwood, mtnlatar. :Bible .,.ORI � P4[1or. 9uQdfY school S In g worship , "Left-Handed Sold· WOff'bip 10:30 t:30 am; Morn�g wortJJip' 10:"IO 1'.IP , : 1'4'. . " Wed., 7:SO p . 1.m. Prayer lers !in; !;venlng worship 7:30 pm. llo­ -..; �Youth 6:fS 1»0 ; lll&. · 7,3p it.. I ..,..,. Ev,.,.., Fol• meet lkri Reed, Bible !(eboof'Supl, !<I F-�• "'• Gt, � � ay e : I f( ? sQ ee \Ved� �.�aul!f• "uior; Trli• S,racuN _,.._... ,Chwdl ' · • , -� - 1 RAC I N E Su9a i' Run- Flour �ills c.,,.. I TERf4 tES $i9n of Q-,ality'' Tuesday '7:30 pm; Youn1 people t�rlday 7:30 pm. o,n t..t,rdffleffl l11a,10Nr Klngabury Road-Sunday tchool 9:30 am; Worahlp hour 10:30 1.11; t!very other sunda)'. lethl•hem S1ptlst, Great Bend -Momin&: wor■ hlp 9:30 am; Su n day school IO: lS am ; .E�· eninr service '1 : 30 pm. Th• Fed..tt4 Church, Pome­ roy, Rev. Wtldo J. B11rtels, Pas­ tor, John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of Ch. Educ. Sunday school 9: 1 � am; Wor■hip ho ur 10:2S am, topic: "On The Side Lines". Come and wor1hlp, you are welcome. By Rev, Carl Herring Puror of Rul1-nd ind Srraeu,e Melhodlot Cllarohes THE'8A LVATIO N OF GQD God in making poulble salvttion for man, did so in order that he might live better, and I do not mean to live better electrical ly. We all want to live better, and we are all working on plaQli y.,hether secular or religious to that end , that is to bring 1boUt a better life, How many of you have ever said, or ever heard it said that my children will never have to go through what I did if I can help it? And yel we know that there are certain processes that we all must go throu,h in or­ der to learn. There are no short cuts to an education, and there are no short cuts to the salvation of God.' We know that Je$W,: In His lifetime y.,as concerned that people might nol only learn , but II• healed the sick, and fed . How � as many as 5,000 people at one time. Thus it was that He was C h ds t 11.1 n Hi ·ncf' concerned with abundant Jiving and a }§:nowledge of the truth H �a l s And we have these words concerning /the truth found in the ------. .... h trut_ gospel of John, "And ·ye shall know the truth, and the shall make you free." And Jesus came to earth and left Hts home in glory that we might have the, teaching and the truth TV SUl \tt06AI;eryone which says, "Seek ye first the kingdolh o! God, and l!is right• eousness, and an these things shall be added unto you." Jesus WHTN-TV --was concerned then that we might have abundant living in Cbannel 13 _ 9:45 l.m. the knowledge of the truth, '"Seasoruil Allmenl8 Can The abµndant lltlng then, ,that God would hate us know Be Healed By Prayer" comes as a result of know�g an� of Relieving God. And for 1 ----------� an example we can ppint to the Quakers who Jive mostly in HHth Methodist Church, Mid. the state of Pennsylvania and Who Qave become very prosper- dleport; Rev. Raymon Konkright, ous, not because they set out to becQP"!e so, but because the;Y pastor. Ch urch School, 9:30 a. m . worked diligently and lived simply, And under such condi- Divine Worship, 10:30 a. m., "Di­ tions, it was inevitable- that the 1bu)1.dant life would come into vine Persistence." Portsmouth Dis­ Rally 1t Gallipolis, 3 p. view. And we too can have thiJ abup,dant life by �cceptinS: the tricttoYouth 7 0 m. : p . m. Jr. YF, 6 p. m . ; tru th , and by knowing the will ol God ' and by working dili- Otflclal 3Board. 7:30 p m.; Monday. gently and by living simply. 730 p. m., wscs; Wed., 7 P - m . , To know the will of G1d, We would be aware of the great 1 Thurs, 7:3o p. m . e salvation which He has made available tq'.all men everywhere. i�:!�:r �:fe_ ; Fin, B ■ptltt Church� .Middl,port, And this salvation i s entirely dependent upon Goel who ls eternal. And since GOd is eternal , it woulcf follow that all eter- Donald A. Boone, pastor. Church 9:IS a. m.; Worship, 10: 15 nal values come from Him. And to eomt into possession of School, and Jr HI VF. 6 P m . ; Jr. m.: a. eternal values we must be related untQ Goff. And we can only Sr. ·m YF 6:30 p. m.: E¥Cn!ng worbecome related unto God by the cross of Christ. ship 7:3o P m.; Tu es., 6 P- m . We should never grow weary of telling: the old old storr of Hearthstone Class; Wed, 6 p. m . Son of GOd Jesus and His love. We need to remeJnber how urs ., 7:3 p. m. o , left His exa1�ed position in glory, and came down to earth to :�f'ba�� ·save a re�elltous and lost hutnan race. He took upoa Him the Church of Chrllt, . Mfddlep,,rt; form of S!n(ul man, and gave His life in death upon Calvary Fred l. Gardner. 'minister: Bible' a. m., E. R. Steff) . that He m Jght redeem � from the penalty of the broken law. School, 9:30 m. g Worship a. supt.; 10.30 No on� took away the lif• of Jesus from Him for He Himsel f' and Comm unlon; _eMornin p. m . Jr. and Sr. $aid that He layed down H is life that He might take it again. You th programs, \\ed:, , 7 P m. , to make such a statement as this· 1 prayer meeting and -Bible study; No other man ever dantd ' · H� dared. to make such a stalern e�t 8 p. m. Cholr practice. A nd yet, 1· t was· beca�e that He was put to �eath . And without controversy, great 1s Th• Ftder■t■d Church, Ponwroy, �� mptery of .g!Jdh11en: God was manifest in the flesh, jus- Waldo �- Bartels, pastor; J. · w. ttf1ed In the Spmt, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, Blaettn:ir, Dir. of Cbr. Edu.; sun­ Chureh School, � : 15 a. m.; Wor­ believed on in the world, and i'eceived up 'into glory ," (I Tim- day ship hour, 10:28 a. m "The Col­ othy 3: 16). lapse of Jde�ls." Wed.: 7:30 P- m . . The greatness o! salvation can never be fully understoOd F'ederated Circle meeting. •Y men. But we wou Id remember these words written by the Unlttd •thodl,t Ch rch Pom11 author of the bo�k. of_ Hebrews, "Thou ha.st loved righteous- eroy ; Eugt':nc Brown. p�sto;: ll:15 nes�, and hated 1_ntqmty; tt)erefore God , even thy God bat_h a. m., Church School, Kenneth Fin­ anomted Thee with the oil of gla<J,ness above Thy fellows" Icy, supt.; Worship 10:30 a. m -. "G9d Is SliU God.'' Fall Youth Ra1 (Hebrews l :9). Thus w e would remember that the Son had a ly , � to _ 8 p. m. at Grace Church , special standing befol'e God, and this was 'because He loved Gelhpqhs ; Wed,, 9 a, m., Prayer righteousness . &IJ,d Bible stud)'; 7 p. m. Choir. Co ming Nearly 500 plg11 Bl the Prodl1cers ' SERMONETTE General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Caijinets New Pub lica tion Iss ued B Y The Oh io Wi ldl 1'fe o,· v . Nearly 500 Pigs Going On Sale In Chil licothe for ◄ r •·_. T Extension Council are Orlon phrey, Mrs. Treasa Swain, and the Roush, preaidem aqd Thereon three Exten11ion Acents, Mrs. No­ Johnson, vice preJiident. Those lan. Mr. Miller and Mr. Blakea­ attending the meeting thi1 week lt!e. included: Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas BOSTON UPI-Pseudo-stu tter­ Sayre, Virgil Hamm Richard Chembera, Andrew Cro�. Mr. and I ing in young children usually can Mrs. Roy Holter, Mr. and Mrs / be preventi!d J�om developing . in• to �rue stuttering by appropriate Virgil Atkins. Clyde Kirklan i' advice lo parents. according to Edia_ n Ba k er, Herold �. Rouah, the director of the Institute for Dav1� .,.. ""ob1 entz, Mn. V1vi11n Hum Speech c.,rrection. , llesource developinenl is a phase of the rural- urban Exten­ sion program which has been a's­ aigned lo the Extension Servkf but which will succeed olll)' b,Y working with all facets of county and commun ity h!e, William Miller, retource deve• lopment agent outlined the six --- ·-- ---- phasH ot resource d evelopment Mei&, Co"nly, .os including health, educalion, T_h e avt-rage weekly earnini;s welfa re. agrlcullu re, c-ommeree In mdustries covered by un e mand induatr.y, Work in the various phases will depend upon local ployment compensaliub in Ml'i"s County inerea,ecl 0£.5 pe ,e,• nt interests and upon the recom­ mendations of lhe Resource Deve­ from 1900 to 1 958, which was 9 A ne w public ation issued by lopment perC'ent greater increase than l he Advi&0ry CommlUee iterC'ent change for the slale as a t he Ohio Divisi on of Wildl ife which will be estabU s hed. �umm �rizes all game laws includ whole . The Resource Development ing migratory ii:ame bird reguJa A recomm endation that the t ions progra m offen to Meigs County on a card-sized folder. On Re10UrC'e Develo pment program ,nd the other, fl\'e counlie1 in here should be guide d by an ad- t �t' ha r k of the folrh•d card is the area the opportu nity to ex­ visor)' committee represe nting all 1�s11•<1 1he sunri se and 1unset pand and to do more work in Phases of Meigs County interests t i.ml' . tahle for five major cities editing programs, and 0110 to distr ibute d from east to west open up are■s which both rural and IJ.J"ban, was mad� the Reaource al the meeting . Thi8 wa9 in Jin,, .icrn ss ! he state . This tabl e is Development Committee deeidei ust'f ul l o waterfowl hunt ers. with a .� imilar recomm endation are nece11.s1ry, Millttr said. Th_li card -sized summary of the �adr by ! he group studying llch111ent11 Were served to hun_ tini;: a ml trappin� laws la theRefres group by Mrs. Geneva H. No­ H\'lll lahle free on requc11 t fro Pub lie11.t ions Bran ch. 1 50{) Duh l� lan, County E:den sion Agent ' Home Economics. H�I Colu mbu s. 1 2, Ohio . Orticers of the Meig1 Cou nty :__ The backlni =;,:� ==--.., �• •• 9'.�-- ..... -: • ::..•_ ·.." •..·,:__•.,:.:• .. ' ••·' ' .-..:---:'1'"':tll<"' .. . ,,. • • • ,.• • • � ... . . ,. 2,2 C>dlllac-Oldlmoblte-Rambler Pomeroy ll�ID SI. IV: . . WILIIS ANTHONY Pl�mbln� & lleatmi lll St.-llllddleport-Pb. WY-2-2150 t@ Lmet! ' ' iftlME 1a ��w-, co. Featurtq Deoorated su... }'elUes, Bulk t�. 1 Pllone WY Mldtlleporl t •!:_! _ CUiiom Built Kllcbl{II lllldd.....-i (0. . OIIIO Y�lft . . B�M ' Ma�•• or 1101-um liteacl Support Ibo Churcb ot Your Cbolce Weal Mlln Street MOTOR PlRTS (0. 117 Wlln•I lffrel STARK DRUGS Pomeroy Your Wai,t-een A&ency PhObe WY-1-1188 HOME IAIINDRY co. ' J, P, Joacblm, Prop. WY-U057 '' PINR Mldd!eporf .' ' .... . �� . IQNG -- M'Pt,Y CO. Middleport Ill- 1 :.:�!':!''J!':: ,_..,..______,..,;;;;;;...;;;..__,,...,...,...,.,."""'_"""""""""'_.,..__,.,.,....: ,, Religion In A�iEa ' . 'Techniques'lnPraycr May Affront Some Sensitive People tue - In prifer, and the mode! priyer he gave lo his dJ1eiple8 ii Unft.d I'� r� Many scm1tive people recoJl only 87 words long. Until you IN from the •U&teJUon th.at ttiere far advanced in the- 1Plrltual life art "techniqu.es" fD �eryou may flnd i t difticult to 111s. They say that prayer ;1bould be tain a ceouine mood of prayer 1ponUfleo111, "frqm tlJe heart" for longer than :, or 10 minutes brealbing:.· · H natural ■s at a Jtrekh . Spiritual . dlreci:Ofl � lbat spontaneo"' pi'ay'er' hu ireat vi\- 8. Pn1 whether you ''feel like ue, and tbal it Ii appropriate for it" or not n is your will, not any time, place or eirCwnltaltce. your fle,Ung emotions which you of!ef 1o Ood In prayer. But from the tilJle ot Je1u1 u tD now, they hive · .WO .inai.ted be ashamed to offer th� there are rules to be teafned " 7. Da" not en, or lo seek pray Nlfllh and discipline, to be practiced in God's help in "little thin&&. pl'Jyer. Je•� iadqded in his ample � pefitioll tor bread; wllicfi p� Outlined below are seven apecific ■up:utions tbat have been LI a.,.., 11 mundane a reque_at commended by 111an, saint, aitd u n11 �n mate. But you »hfuld • noJ l�& lijfjih i,etilion.1 dominate 1cholar1 lhroUJ"h the age,: · .. 1. � eiCti � at · t�i , 9me JOjll'_ Pt41«.­ dl SPititqal typet1 9'her J'lblt time. No m•tter how maJIY 1pqn lffl!l'.­ h idenlifi� ave on � of� · mlf:r you prayers taneoua durinc the C!Ouise of the illr, ya, �oration, thants,iving, eonf• [liO!l, ln4 inlerceuion. should alao hive· a CiXe'ct;,' time for priv,te prayer. Treat it �doration 1s 11mpty hfling u,O, as the moa,t important !'fPPIDt- yo be'11 to t;od an� &a)'inC in � . mlfflt or your day, and "°n•i Jet wtiatf:ver Wor� :,ou find mO&!, anytbine intrude upon lt or m�aaingful �•t 1ou acknow ,dfte l tr0wd it out. Him � be �y -0r your utmoll Fl'"' Htbftu■I PIHt _ love •nd !bedienc!e. 2. It i1 belpfUI to "'-"' u, Tbulkq1vb:li1 ia eou�ng your habitual pl,a.<!e, aa weU u I bl ings and confeuJon II utlng: µl.r time, for prayer. µ � be , Oessveneu t� your - Inlet� a ny ,� yo� fipd cqnvenJent, . 119 f !P.on 11 ukin, God� for help • long as It aftords ooromlete pri- � others. VI.CY, 3. The posture you (ssume ht prayer does not malt.er to a.pd, FILMS TO 81 S!IOWN but it ., make a ,re.at dW�­ 'lb_e •howilla or t,vo rnm.1 ... ence to you. You can atand, 11t. Gift r'or My Son" ,na "Diselple­ kneel or lie dowri to pray. Kneel­ llJ�" iJ: beinf ' Planned ror Sundlf ing a physical act of humility evening at the L1n11vllle Con� which belpa m any people to pre­ galiontlll Chriatian ChQJt!lt The aer­ pare paycho1ogiully. for pray,r. rice- will at 7:30. The public. An uncomfortable position i:pay I, ip,tted, be a distraction, but one which is tao oomf�bte-for eumpl� , �� MIAT aAI.Lf lyl 1111 In �I• likely to lead lo )Q;W YQP.;J( :0,1-A me,t ball drow1inea1 rather than eont!O• P,H¥tloi:1 wli for fl'()und lunll tration. f. :Preplft for prayer J'lb a rn.tiNid of beef. combine 1 pound of ground brief POriod ,, devo'Uonal rq,dIng. Thia helps you tO mate '-e • 1fith 'Al tup of line dl'.1' transitlo� ffO!:Q �• Jatetie wo�ld � e?umba, 1 teupoon or alt ,i. qu!•I and li teupqoa of popper. Shape of da;lf �.Ul!t mood o, pr�tr, Jt en•bleJ Jou to inJo 1 ln!b Wb, and coot. witll fQClJ• yo� 1ttenU1q1 o, Gtd, � eap of cb°'ped oniOl'l1t, 0Y1r which 11 ·both the preep\\dltlpn mfll,l� ti,tt until th■ IQ!ib la �� on all lfdel.. Adtl 2 llml!:f aad the purpou of prayer. (1 Ii� !�) of tq,nato uuee, ttno,. -• � ver qt�ium M•J want to Iii. Pr■)' .. loa,: .., I ocdflo��llf Pes lo. u , � w■rn'4 lt1U1 lonpr. -and DO • I, II ut I >Ir- . � 4� �lbal av L� IS c�,u I rexuiar I , . . . ,. ' l'ff- beitn 18 loDI·- 10II �,rd �----..... ...... . . __ _,,_.__ -------------�---•-= .,.____-•-------------' Meigs County Peop le Earning More Money Now Than IO Years Ago Report Of Census Reveals Meigs per een1 ltopfiilJ thto- machine • W, 11 •i<•fWY lo work on _,,II the pider is it posdo not have tai be .. t �• flt · in MtJJs Count)' to • IOmeone n,lda a finger or ••• � fhat . h11 bi,en l011 in a NrD picker · u�ldepl. I,et'111 see f!Jll't ·ret,.jn all of our fin­ ·� •nd 11Jftdl in lliWJl . , l , ..,lftlng wee� 1, Notion,1 v,qtlon Week, Ott. 9. 1 5 i'r,, )Olea lncreHed by 37 " tll the llkSO'a. Over a , df tbll Jncreaae came in �ltl&I. THe! ·eattin_ated lose Qf $ 1 74.­ ,. � tor 1959 waa $18,000,000 llD'!'!' !hon for 19118. '_"_In &be lut decade, tire hns !'!ff 8! re. We J_� - SEYfRIEO your' LENNOX dealer 1111 ' I, I' 1! l I ' 3 I COAi, Oil, GAS FURNACES fl!!!!,'!'o • • Pho111 Wl'-%-3 794 OHIO POnaoy. • • •.• ' lJ ' �W ••cl USED , l • ,,111 1111 .' •. ,ttltian NEW . ·,� McCutlOtN ,. • '- .(, Dlf41 1. $AW . � t,stl ' ' . killed more than 100,000 persons and hurned 11nd disfigured many hundred thou11ands more. Each year O\'er 1 1 ,000 people in the �n1ted .States die-needll'ssly1n Fires, and more lhan twice that number are severely burned or disfigured for life, National Fire Protec·tion A.ssoeiation re­ cords show. Property losses are high too. More than $ 1 ¼. billion i11 !he es­ tunaled value of property des­ troyl1d by fire in 1 959. Six rarm fi re insurance com­ panies in Mirme11ota. Illinois. Ml.· t'bigan, Ohio and Wisconsin paid $962,304 in claims during J9r.9. Fire and lightning losses by pro­ perty classes inc·luded dwelling 1-nd coptenb 30.S percent; barn and rontents, 42. 7 per cent; oth­ er outbuildings and contents, 6 . 0 machinery (principalJy tractor�) 3.9 per('ent; livestock, 10.9 percent, and other, I percent. The mo.el frequent uuse, of fires In furn homes were defec­ tiv.e heating equipment. faulty chimneys and nuea, defective and overloaded wirinl sy1tem5 mat ches and �molting, Only hy paying careful atten­ tion to tht prevention of fire huiards (·an our homes and farms be kepi safe. Frequent imipec­ tions shoufd be made of farm buildings to see that trash doe� nol acc u mulate. Many fir" this fell will OC• cur beceug .t feulty h•efl119 1y1tem1. Ctritful Impaction tnd r•1Nlr of chlmne-ys to rnak• them MM from fire wo'uld ,11. mlnet• ••Y•r•I Melt• County fir•• which will oceu, thla coming fall and wlnt.,_ One oul of every two dwelling fJre11 11tarh in ellher the lt'itchen or thl• livJn� room. Bedrooms and baument.11 are ne,rt. A.. clean house acldom burns. Wi1h farms being at a consider­ able distance from fire comp1in­ ies farmf'rs should make every attemp! to be sure lhat they have hre protectlon equipme nt availabll.' and in working C'Ondi­ Uon. Fire extinguishers should he well located and in working C'ondi1 ions. A 1upply of water is vuy im­ port1111t. l<"'arm ponds have partial­ ly filled thi s need but man}' farmer11 could profitabl y purchase thou�and gallon concrete tank.11, Rut'h as are UBed for septic tanks for water 11torage. Cisterns kept exchtslvely for fire righting are sound in vestments. , Necessary fire fightin1 too.la, kept ,haridy and in eood order� a sturcfy, , !flfe laddur long enough to reach to the roof of you r hl.11hest building ; and well-mai n­ tained roads and lane s le11ding from hia:hw,)' to )'Our farm and hulldin1 1 UC e18enllal for fire prolrctl on. llon'I give flrt a plal·r to start �u ! In caH! of fire every person l•vmg: on I farm shuuld know whit to do. Thi!! moat hnpo rl:Jnl ::t op1 arc to Ket everyope out ot and away from· the buildin g on fire, tn call for help Crom the nearest tele­ phone or make aure aomeone ioes tor help, lo Ir)' to keep the flrc from apreadlng if you can with out risk to }'our ll (e, to protect olher bulldln gs, liveatock and Prope rly, lo aaaist the fire de­ partment Jn 11ett.lnK water and rnovJng equipment II directed and to t•ke 1lep11 to protect pro: P.»"tJ ae:ah1al. weather da m a.se alter the flre J1 out. Special Low Prlct 3:IO Hhn DNr• °""9rtttr1tor T�ACT08 With P•wtr. T..• Off -,111s IMPLEMENT & SUPPIY CO. Pilon, WY-I-IHI Pwi Sll'Mt RACIN E. OQIO If YOU NEID FllM MA,CHINEIY FORAGE H4RVE!ITI!� •Ic;r,�HOLLAND °\':.P�JA"J,ATJR ,'' AB Prked ,w llllliel .... AI LTON THOMPSON ' 'f'UC1'0 R SALIS ae air. ot �t,, Servke, v111111 1'1'�111 POIIIDOY, OHIO JH'Ople a�e earning 38.2 more t�1s year lhan 10 Y ears ago accordmg to the census t h is year. Th'1s was par!_ of a report 1hi s week al a mee�mg Of lhe . M11 ig� County Extensio n Council. I ! lso s�ow d that, the number or . County :arms in � eigs has dercased, but t hal the income per �arm _1 � '1P· E_stunated personal income per c ap1tal �otal population in Me ii.i s , Counl)' 1� $1,580, which is a 3R.2 percent increa,e aincc U150 . Fo r �he .1late al _a whole the f igure �li f2,289, which was & n a v era RC' increase of 4 1 .B percent o r v ery nearly t he same percent ai;f for suurre Develop ment last spring which asked !\Ir. Clyde Kirkland ' \1 an,1gcr of the Ohio Power Com� <1 Y 1 O h e rt>s pons1' ble for seeing j p·,1 sut h a group was selected An outline of relatio� hlp& j w:is given by c. E. Blakeslee County Extensio n Agent, Agrlcul'. l ure who !rared develop ment of a1•ncultu ral programs in lhe Unilt>d Ctales from 1882 wberi P re sident Lincoln signed the M u rri l l Act which provided estab­ li s l• m ent uf l:ind i:rant college,. /1 1 1887 the Hateh Act provided money t u the various phase& or agr icultural research. I n 1 9 1 4 the Smith-Lever Law / • • •, • •. • • t•· • "; I provided the national basis for a three w.ay partnership between the United Stales Department of Agrkulture. the land grant col­ leges and local county gove r n­ menu in providing funds fot what Is no w knowri as the County Ex­ tension Sen-ices, • Dr. Simuel D Robbins rcporl· ed in a recent isaue or the New En.gland Journal of Medmne thal parent.I ahould ignore the stutter­ ing tompletely for one year and req uest all who 111ociate with the young stutterer to do likewise. SHERWIN-WllllAMS PAI NTS PLANING Mill ' l'B!)NE WY 1·1115 MULBERRY A Viii. Phone Wl-1-3841 POMl!:ROY, OHIO Next Weeki will go on sale l.ivE>sloc•k mar­ ket in Chillicot he, OctohN 1 2 , in Ohio 's nln!h fl!rder l)i� s.ilf' of th(' yrar . Sele lime is 7 ·3o p. m C. C, Bowen, Obio Stale L'ni­. ver�ity Extension li v(•s\or k nwr ketmg spcdalis t , sayH thr sal t• will givt> farmer!! a n upporlun ily to bid on uniform lots of urad<'d, Jioc_a lly produced feeder pigs which hove been sorted 11ccording lo size, breed C'horatlerislicll mul c1u�lily. The pigs will vary in weight �tom 30 t o 120 pounds. They w1rl have been in spected by a veterinar ian to meet health requirements .ind vaccinal cd for POMEIIOY, ORIO the POM ERQY 1.AN DMA RK'S 1'18St ANNll'ERSABY P OM,E R O Y LA N D M A R::-k SUPER SER VICE' , ST4TIGN cholera. The sal1!, 'the Cifth at (11illi­ c:othe ! his year, is sponsore d by t he Sun1 hl.'asler n Ohio Swine fm­ pr_oveml. !nl and Ma1·ke l 1ng Com­ mittee, (' hill i1·othe Arc>a. �Owen repnrl� 1 hat nearly 7000 e m.m o!� hav" (Jren sold thrnugh Ohio feeder t'lg sales thi� year. Fiber Al Olle Not Enough For Seeing Quality �I IUIII . Fiber alone doesn't determi ne quality . of a �ug or carpeling. s11ys Mu1s Oor11 Snook, Extf>11.� io11 home furni11hln gs specialis l, The Ohio Stale Universi ty. The two natural fibf'r!I, cotton and wool aa well as l he mnn-made filu-r� ' hue cerlajn characlerist ic·s t h�i can guide you Jo seltictiun uf o rug or ('Rrpct, No single fiber provldeM 1 00 percent resilience; 1 00 perrcnl resiaLance lo weer, soil, fadir1�. in11ech, mlldew, 1hrinku:t>: fire and heal; take, all d)'es nny color shade or tint, and can bi• wuhed and dried easily, qukkly and aal lalactorl ly. A deip, loosely, twisted yarn ln lulls set rar apart can m11t down no malter what lhe fil>er 11y1 Mi1t1 Snook. Tightness oi twlat and Permanence of twist are more importan t for dura­ bllll)' than lhe ply of the yarn Tia:htly twisted yarns don't H 10ft and luxuriou s as <h.'('JJrr plle, but deeper pile does not Insure longer wear. To di'.'lerm iile d,en,111)' ot the pile, bend back the ru1. The closer the rows and the pile, the better the quality of reel construcllon. Con1tructlon never did deter­ mine carpet quality says lhe spc­ cl11t,t, becense there are many \11rl1Uons In I he weave for a J I fibera. Jt 11 even lest or a gulde today because many run are now tutted or knitted. The tuft­ ing: proce11 Is the f11t!'ilcst, least expentlve method. KnUtln g is be­ tween tultln.q and weavin g in both time and cost, rarpetin.11 abould have enou"h body and weil{ht to keep it flat and prevent curling or wrlnkllng. E�amph!I of thl1 l)'PI! backlmr Include clo1e­ ly woven Jule, cotton canva ■ or ktatt cord, which 11 1 tou.i:h 'yarn made from wood pulp. Latex may be added to the back of woven C1Tpet1 and 11 med on tufted c11 r­ pet1 lo hold the t u n, of yam. Good quality tufted c,l'PE't hu a dou ble back to 1l ve atabllltv and Pfevent at'l'ttchina or buckling. tan Yoar calves On c,LflAC n. Colnplele MIik Replacer Rave More Milk To Sell E. Main St. !' wy· _..,,,ia2,., , . Phone ""111'.irt'll'I TH URSDAY, OCTOiE R 13 U • 'hllfCh SCfflCeS NOON TO '10:00 P,M, ',, . 1 )lr'' B LA ST ED·f 1 - Unko Electrlc Auto•lc cl,thes DrJ• rr .i S.11sot'9;tflt Price R1t1ui:tlo1111� , . ' �----:--..:;W• Glvt Top Vtlut St1111p1I Grand P,ri.ses Wi ll Be: t:;�&.�u:� J:�aPf!:oo�•-tr:J •m• Worship service 7:� "The · J'eace o f God"; Youth· hHD,i,!&hlp 8. pm Wednesday: MldYieeic llible lttidy 7:30. Pm WedDescJJt. .:; UB Church, LetlH't P•lls; lff, Hnlrert Slt■ll', �. � ·,cbool 9:30 am; W!)rlhtp , !9 � liundu ,venlna •t f;IO, . · CAR :"": TRUCk - TUa.qj . 4i T · ,,:,. :� '"" ' - ' , ' '' ' Specfll Tire .... __.......... On Ill FREE REGISTRATION Be, Sure and Reglsler .for The,e Big Prize1! Nothing to buy - you need not be present to win , - �' . � L SA'AIIIDAY !,:1,: P.I(, TO·t:11 PJI. . ' � o..r . • • Mlddl1!""f Feed Mdl "Wo Ila Oulto,n Grindl1t11" No. 1"" St. Phono WY 2� Id W. Canoy, Mgr. MIDOL I POlll' Tony Fowler, Owner-Ope rator l!RONE .' wv-wm I .d' ., ...... ...t": � ._.,, ' I P l t( J S Jlt .tE D ot., Atl t O UfffllliJ �-· ' ff !li!IIIJtr· ,S@eWtl UtOI to Revlvfl;" ?' p . �., ' EvOn1-,g wot1�lp '1.,eft-ffanded Soldlen." . Holln... Plltrlm DanYIII• Church, Don Wadien1chwin1, pastor: $u nday, OcI, 9, R,� DaY; Sund!ly Sebool 0:30 a. m.; . ornlns worship 10:40' •· m.; PY&, . 1:45 p , •• p, rn.; m, ....-en I11g wors hip, 7 :au p. m . '1:30 ... e, Wed fr�!• and Prayer Alfn,I Motfi,,d!•t Church, ,.... ert R. Card, piltor: Sunday School at 9:30 1. m., Lloyd Dilline:er, supt. Wonhip, 10:◄�, H,•rman Taylor, lay leader. MYF , 7;30. p. m, Monday, 8 p. m. Cbare:e ·�outh meetin g; Wed., 1:30. Ptay-:aeriice1. lflhany IUI, - . CN.;rch, F. E. Qunn, poator; 'fionhlp and Communlon, 9:30 a: �-i Sunday Scliool 10:30 a. m.. Ot1t M , supt. Carmel l!UB i f. •. D\lnn, pastor: Wayne 'Rou1 : Sul)t.; Sundill Sehool, 9:30 a. , m.; Worship and Cpmmunlon, 10:•, a. m.; Pray- =· ;1 Wol'lhlp •�ee � _ ·• . •:SO· pa; , 10· f111 , 1 e'1�• i11laiinel �ltrit:pa ff:! F � •bert • aeboot tbkt · '. -� ; -" 10·,.30 a1q, · �hqtil �.�Q �· !I'·• l\'9rl,r • !"!fY, e c , • ·n• :1pt:, Morning wonlitp :t(f:ec,: i, in. y De '9!Jnth • · f·•�,._0U� a,n-Jcp, t Pr1 '8':i -,ap I) dt' 4V: DAV a ••� . ' • s!1':t . , fi�I· i,l....'ule• Y =• ffl �i � • Pe;,1t11�••·,1 Aa,-�· .._ •� -al ■ ■... � a,irvice of wor■hip and tl�tc by the choir oble?.van� of Girl Scout day. Sermon "l'rDm Oto.om: to Olbty.'' Nun.,ery· and Junior church for >hlldren. 8:00 Family' night ,u,pper and progr•m (please bring i11ible Jervi�l- W'ed1 5 r �; :, •�: " - •- - "' ' ,1•· I .,,, "'" ' 1- u ffli � - t ' � .. ·' ... . I urday aeulon, ol tho O�lo Bop- nounl:eil, , SUN DA \' SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK ! Sa\'e Your S@IHM! Of I'onder SeUlnc I 1 .... ......... . .. . _._ _ ....,Id -•' ·-...... ....., , .......,.,_ ,_ "• ..... ......., ....... .,,__ ti:' ,. r. �= """"" «.� THE DAilY SENTINEL . B. H. SANIOIN Pomeroy-Mldtlleporl, Ohio Jeweler and Optometrist Mldtllepon MAX WARD AGENCY BAKER FURNITURE Nationwide l1111urance o! Columbus, 0, 480 115 E. t..i St, Pomeroy, PboDe WY-2-2 R. �WUNGS & SONS CO. ¥lddleporl Y liilNER'S 8AICEi ' . Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Mlddleporl, Olalo Bueni Of Good Brtacl Hanllagtop, W. Vp. f� UNffiD STEEL W9U(RS FOREMAN & Ul()n IL Of AMERICA , Loeil Unloa 11418, RIYfflood w. Va. STIFF.LU RP Aff(HOR day Take Someone to Church with You Sun Pomeroy PhoDo WY•!-2144 thip, 7:30 p. m.; Pra,er meeting and BJble Study, Wed,, 7:SO p. m ,. 'Tuppor ltl11n1 u Church pau1 Hook•. ,,,s1qr; 5un-y 5r:h oo 1 9:30 a. m,, . orsh l p Servlc;, 7 :30 p. m.; You th FeltOWihlp, v:SO p. ' . ' er meellJJ& and Y•llo1"' 8 p. m . SJ•Kuw EUB C�u,.h, P. I, Dunn, past�r; SUl\day School 9:30 a. m ., Ben Qui,.nborr,, supt; Wor, 11 �.b�..:: iJ.. � :-�; � . t ��:� 8• -Satursday etin m Th , e tommlttee 7 . Tb m�lni "! Pr rday. • u · .' �� ��-,I- s ', ·. � �- -• • , •: . . ' �� "f"/'1 .l .' ,, I e,..,,. , ��• ; ,: � : ';� ,; ., /'r � l!lll ' i;,�-�.� 4"! �»· 'fr =::.af�;.;'.'.s..� �:;•. ,.'!' 1 �; �t\0 " Pomeroy'g Budget Slloppjpa Center rrvtr w' ..___...' �,.,•,,..,,.� /Ir . ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 8, 1960-S By Roy L, Smllll The sophistic-ate suffers an incomparable loss when he loses his sense o( wonder. The ability to stand In awe In the presence of beauty, ma­ jesty, or pOwer sets a man apart from all the rest of creation. The creatures are endowed wlth tbe rudiments of love, they . exhibil emotions in one fonn or another, and they have the ability to overcome some obstacles. But no one ever sa w 'a dumb brute standing in awe, Only one made in the image of God can do that. It is a priceless endowment that should never J.r be surrf'!ndered or despoiled. of lbe Palm The Psalm which furnishes the scripture for this lesson was designed to be sung anUphonally on one of the great festive __ occasions of the Hebrews. The Psalm epens with a thrilling doxology which describes ' the g lory of God, sung by a richly robed host as it approac hes 1 the closed gates of the Jerusalem Temple. Having arrived at the gate, a soloist sings a liturgical question: "Who shall ascend the hlll of tht- Lord?" That ii tp say, j'Who is fit to enter the sacred precincts of the Temple ani:! stand in the presence of a God so majestic as Jehovah?" The Uniform Sunday School •�•son for October 9: "THE ADORATION OF GOD," Psalm 24; Eph..ians 3:14-2 1 . It ia impossible to ask who is able to qualify as an accept• able worsnlpper of GOd in a ll1hthearted or superficial mood. Tiu, issue, are far too serious for Iba! . And II might be said that the modern church worshipper .,,bo eoten the sanctuary on the Sabbath morning, his chief Interest being In a whi,per­ THl C H U fl C H l'Oill ALL • , . ALL ,Oft THC 'CHURCH ed excbanfe of go"lp before the ""ice begins, is somehow n. o...... . .. s---,; ,.._, _ \ lacking in he first requirement of U,, worshipper. _, I• "" i....ld,.. J tl•Kt.tr -' L Now come, the answer from behind the closed gates of the ' Temple. as a choir - probably composed o( a body of robod , fear rlen� O..,d., .. .,, • '&r.tt-1 ....... . ..... expe chfld fl that Grownul)8 forget .... . .... .inliut .,._,.,,. .,.;11oer reply, '"He tl1lt 1',lth eiela lumds ud I pure heart.� priest, than disappointment and des.pair even more often N"iw�. TM,. .,. I- •Old ••­ continues, "He will reeelve blessing fro11 the choir the Then ..,.i vnm whp "''"ff ,..,_ they. Lord." s ,.t.,-!,- ... ....... ... a..... n.,. Experience prepares the adult for sudden shock . Now comes the ritual which atte'!ds the opening of the .,., (I) Foi kio -• uU. U) F• .,_ A child stumbles upon tl}�m uqaw11-re. •�il,il,ea', uke. ()) Fw M ..... J l,i,, Temple gates, as the h01t outside and the choir mside sing the T__.;,,- ..d .. ,.,._ (4J F.- ._. * And each will breed more bitternea& in his heart, hrases o� the psalm antiphonally. It must have been a mov• ge, « ... a..m itKfl. .,.,_. -.i. • coura his for &tion found firm d foun not ng experience to have jomed in any such worship service. hu he If ' -··· ...I ........ 1 -.pw1. Pl.otl Ito .. hope. and ce Pafih or I idenllll veran rperse .. dr,wck ,......,., _,. -' .,_ 8iWi, • under the riven been hu girl look through the lens of my microscope to �ble never am "[ . or boy But when a dailr, nts mome ful "'.'thout feeling dread awe," ■aid a blologilt. "The amazing of a the rirdinr of religious faith, leate me wondering. I hate l!"Ver greet that stghts eye my ehallenge rather than destroy. The awe with which I first gaz­ CllBUally. them take to learned . realize Our children pray more often than we ed water which I discovered was pond of droplet the upon . They believe more confidently than we auppose U-11 me." left never ha11 life with swimming Life teaches thelll to draw strength from their faith lt "I is prec�, orderly, Iogi• that world a day work_every ln a • • . self<0nftdence from their trust in God. cal, electronic engineer. with t1branl and , energy.'' the said But you and I must protlde them opport unity "I live, a!I my working hours, in the midst of what I have call­ to acquire faith. And our own example in worship ed the m1racuious. Bul the greatest miracle of all is that r am and life muat inspire their trust in God. able to understand it. That human intelligence is sufficient to enable us to unravel the mysteries of the atom is, to me the supreme mystery ol all." .A scienti� witbout � sense of wonder is as: rare as a singer �thout a voice, a pilot without a se-nse of direction, or a seed without a germ. lllplty of l)n•d:,g It has been charged on a gOOtf Jrul!lY occasions that the Wit• the llope IC all, In •o me mea111re, _fester ...., llelp churchgoer only goes to the �• or God on the Sabbath day that he may .•how off h,IJ gOl)d clothes. But at least this much this Hie, lt1 m11n cem nad mHw I• In d should goo I• Ja ..,,_le tlsttt ain sust ,be said: we go ti, the house of God to meet the God or the universe. . No right-minded man would ever conaent to being ushered feat11re Is t1pons�,,•11 tJae llttl sl11e•• firm• •11111 ....-atsatlesu mto the presence of the President of the Uliiled States with­ , elO iwl out having made at least decent preparatlentl In dress and per­ •JIPC!tl" es -m •e 10llo sonal cJeanliness. Is it reasonab[e_ f<>!' -�DJ_man to assume 'lbat be �·· �I himlelf � UJ>lln ll!e-�ty without at least pay1ns, hun the trlbu� dN!!H.d in his bf•t? SUPPIY S RIDINOUR' One may a, long . a it 11 our best it Is but sblb11y; he tlON � s tf.& ICf SOH S ARNOLl)i gOOd enough for the house or G<NI. Furniture and Appliances Closed Each Lord '� -�y , (Copyright 1980 by the Divu!on of CmiBtiar! Education Na. lional Council of tbe ·Churcbes of Cllrilt In tlie United siatea YU-5-ZlZS P•Ohio Cbl!lter, •Pomeroy Rock Spring■ ROid of Amenca.) cmZEN'S NATIONAL IANK (The Friendly Bllllk) Mld,tleporl .. KAiR & V� ZANDT. MOTOR SAi.ES •"'8� <! · WJ� ' ':lq: pm , • • !""! " ' ' c,1.._,., · ;=;i..,d �H;u��,., s�:i JO:ff 1m ·on � flnt and th · m. •11• Chu,ch, Paul ...th S)lllfffl, . wanhlp, 9:30 a. ; minister Hooks. of Clwttt Jutt� Clk,refl· am; j•1 at 8:,U pm· prtl� i t:IO 10:30 1• . m.; School Sunday .: m P wnnlli p; pNJn" 11Mtb1;tJ ' .Jleifil�IJ' :llble IN!otl •:ao ng, meeti r PriYft m., p. 8 Jf:lO •: Youth J'tli9W· Wed., . · .,.,. ltau1 , _ 42a Ctwrdt . �m. ' '11:30 o EUI 1i1,.: L.ttr tp 9 pm•. \Voilblp '1 pm. l 10 Schoo y SUnda ; , paitor Church ., Chrfd - Hoo!ts ��.Jj.4Jlli'1J 'K,.... . I p, · 1:30 YF', tn.; a. 11 hip Wors m.; Jf"'8• a �du' ech001 9:3:0 am; � , ._ , , �m meet• Pr1yer "tr m. p, ; 7:10 t · Fri., m. p. Ev !pl � 30 I en · d 1a P.,. tor. • u nhlp Q: am 1lWlto Sept:; . I me•lln1 Ing. ' ' 8! � h, 1,11. ::u;" • Pini ' ...,.,. roy-.Chu"Rilph W� pi � 'T:111 ' " J · · iij •� j T ,,,/ ,IO !>c•u, , ..,,J:v�-,,e m:tieY-tr-.et C. . ,- ,:.,; )lain St.. Pomo ; .,. W combined 9:30-11:15 putor 1 Yetk pny-er �ryfce · 1/1 � j- · ,i r, · Chunh ..:.. Sun'-'1 Zundel, atudy. .,., ,t.. Supt. l!atlWI �"ff; , YOUljll People� Dl•tllit,eu� �UJ>: . l•• ' �•,·1{r"i u l'flrYlff LISTEN Tt WMPO 8l'Olde.. Dlred Fl'OIII IMIIIDII: . FRIDAY - I:°' P.,, TO 4:11 P.... ,,, ' '' t. '--lifnftay school o,ao am. Jfom n1 'l!Qrll!lj, 10:ta, Evon«elltlle Hr• - f/1 1'r1yor, C�, ""' vice "t!-ta pm Midw'Nt prayer Coui� O.ureb In To:ri,). -�� pm, W� 6:•,hrltt Llfl, pplllf. Sandi; ..-001 MrVlee ll!':r... C · · t: IJi,; f.arl BoW, Suit, ; °k:P· i� . a wo� hoo 0: m l 80 am; Evanrilt.lte ltbl• ,c , Int :wonllfp the on d • : teCQD 30 lO � � '7:90. ¥rv;i lljnd 1 1ourth 8unu1r1. Ch..-.1;,c of Clir · c,.,...,., ,�. I t:'9: 111\. Prea= lthool Biblfl To0 � fflday ' Spencer, pastor. ' '' \ Jli� • l'-tlliili ''l'h� ,,t/1, ,oa ' W: �JJt Churdl ,,, the ..... C�de j_ Battlett. ool t:Jk) an); morn\ng �trvl� 10:8Q. Sermon , ''Qtcur,y''· 7 : 30 Evenlna: ltU Nil¥ ·· 1 aiQ:lon •'who Then Can Bo ''- , , _ '; Prayer rqeetlng and , 7 :80 pm. "fdneaday ..t11t-S • undl}' ach9<>l _ .,. ·t.": 11 .hip, I 1 1, m. pny. ..: - •-� � .,:.,. day V p. m. We dnea I Mr ljjJjtlot -. ' Sunday "'°"'" "' .,,: s,, ALL THE CHILDREN ' ' ,r.:; M'.on'llng wonllip, .. ; 111:-ni · w: 1" ,' · 111!t!t!f'-'lunday I N! , · , Uc • ,,so pm; E'rorilelll . aelao0I · : a. •· �ln1 SJ.In• T:30, pa,;; Wedi!� 'I' :� � dar ff,:"' · m. � paeetlng; Pruet hour 1rl1n ,......,. I• t. It.W . ',_ -tlii .rt.J�at "'Ill �:!9 plQ; Mlallonuy WYI' 'I' m, 1. 10 SUb� .:11: -d "'•••• . .,,.a, 0I '"• """ . i ' every Tu.,. 6"� llludf R!il• •►m. . f�!-9d fr■be aerilce _:tpt m, '"'1 ''"" p ._ _ 1 Church ot ,........., .._,.....,. 7 ■cbool 10 --nd1 C. t( • ....,, . • Iii ··· f, '8J,1i! POWtro · vnlolt, Ans. , , 7:41 JtSI; aervlct e .. , oz, putor. Sunday School l:IO; �°'�'f'l'� 7:41 llludy te dl.J W'fdne at NYPS ,,ondllf Wonhtp lu:IO; Nue th of Churcfi IJutt.in&I ft'•J· '1:30· t aervlce 11 :'8 Evtrun # BALLOONS & SUCKERS Sever,1 Mhllature Unl<o 'l'lrel Made On The Spot 111d Given Away, a IIi !:.,.ip JDJ .. · li � the o, Church u· se, RH". II,roId t-· "fJ11!U • Pa•lor. SundlJ ICbC)OJ �:ao - M:orninJ wor1lllp �O:IO ia; All 3 O.ys. 2 - Chdd's Coaster Wagon 3 - 100 Gallons Gasollllt 4 - 10 lult.,icatlon lolls 5 - 5 Wash Jobs "'"". ,.,. ... · ,::,,.'-m;tq� ' 11,9,st �I• In $. I. Ohlp -4 ' Watch' P·R IZES · GIFTS REF RES HM ENTS ��ld�! Br,At,,,., C:l'llurcl) .., 111;nrlat; Art Marcum, rnlnilter: Blble School, at Mornlna wor1hi p 10:SO; CbrlsUan Endeavor 8 p.m.; Evenln1 -wor■hlp, . 7 p.m. 1!�1111,,1 Cl!u�h ti .Cbrl ot, Italdlf-siml'b)( P111itor, Jlm . 'Reed, SuJt; Bible school 9:30 am · MornIng wor1hip 10:SO am; cbriauan Eqcle,-ver (youth) e pm; Evenlnc wo'!!lilp T:30; Wednelday evenJna c. e ·Pilll►r.oy TH U RS., OCT. 14, SA T., QCT. 1$ :: ,. 8:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. ·, r----.-----. Station 0,.. 24 Neurs TIR E PR ICES Dady and AH Sptclals On Sal, AroP,tl The Clock. I S■1¥atlon Army, Pomtroy; Envoy Ray S Winlng : Revival services I \..A each evenlng at 7:30 thru Oct. 22. Rf!v. Jack "Shaw, Mt. Hope. W. Va .• lffraanllN Churcll- lff J1HU1 evanKelist.' Speclal singing by Y P. Christ of Latter D.tr S.lnh., er, eoe� eVenlnf, Son.,t !)Id 'l'o/l'R !'.\�It oo PorU,nd Road St PauJ'j ' U,lMran Ct.u,ch. liunday'!l!li�l'1!30 a� Preaching Pomeroy: William Voris, pastor; lO:SO •01 and Bible �tudy Wed9: 30 11. 111., Sunday School; 10:45 w. Proffllt, pas­ 1u?1day pm. a. m., Church servlee1; Wed., 7:SO tor. p. m., choir practice. St. John', Luth•rH Church, Midway Cemmunlty Church, Bible Study 7:00. Voris, pas­ Bobby Searle,, Minister. Cbuct K l.,...., Mall of Jehovah'• W it- Flatwood.'s, WIiiia m L. School Sunday m. a. 9 tor: Wor1hip Searles, SllQd■y SCbool, Supt., neue,i Public maeUnc Sunday s a. m. 10 ; p m Sunday School 1tµt■ at 1:30 a. 81,, - pm ; W•�tower ,tudy 4 First Baptist Church, Racine-, Ar­ nayer me 1ne: T1&ud1y '1:9 "' Blblt ltti� Tueld.,r I pm; Serr R. McCaule)', pastor: Chester thur tice �thii 'J'bW'ldJJ t pm; Min on, supt.; Sunday School, Simps m. a p 'lb11r,da laln' ,i.DOl 7 ning Worship, 10: 4D . llon Chw<h of Ch�II, '"""' ,11,rlm Hol l,.... 0:30 •· m ; Mor yll� Lead• to Rev ival ;" wal en a. m., e "R '.'Oy-Harrtson"Ule Q:oa,d, . �eOfl Ch 1-nttvllle, � wachen:45 p. m. Sr. BYF; 8 p. m, Eve nOndtrwood, mtnlatar. :Bible .,.ORI � P4[1or. 9uQdfY school S In g worship , "Left-Handed Sold· WOff'bip 10:30 t:30 am; Morn�g wortJJip' 10:"IO 1'.IP , : 1'4'. . " Wed., 7:SO p . 1.m. Prayer lers !in; !;venlng worship 7:30 pm. llo­ -..; �Youth 6:fS 1»0 ; lll&. · 7,3p it.. I ..,..,. Ev,.,.., Fol• meet lkri Reed, Bible !(eboof'Supl, !<I F-�• "'• Gt, � � ay e : I f( ? sQ ee \Ved� �.�aul!f• "uior; Trli• S,racuN _,.._... ,Chwdl ' · • , -� - 1 RAC I N E Su9a i' Run- Flour �ills c.,,.. I TERf4 tES $i9n of Q-,ality'' Tuesday '7:30 pm; Youn1 people t�rlday 7:30 pm. o,n t..t,rdffleffl l11a,10Nr Klngabury Road-Sunday tchool 9:30 am; Worahlp hour 10:30 1.11; t!very other sunda)'. lethl•hem S1ptlst, Great Bend -Momin&: wor■ hlp 9:30 am; Su n day school IO: lS am ; .E�· eninr service '1 : 30 pm. Th• Fed..tt4 Church, Pome­ roy, Rev. Wtldo J. B11rtels, Pas­ tor, John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of Ch. Educ. Sunday school 9: 1 � am; Wor■hip ho ur 10:2S am, topic: "On The Side Lines". Come and wor1hlp, you are welcome. By Rev, Carl Herring Puror of Rul1-nd ind Srraeu,e Melhodlot Cllarohes THE'8A LVATIO N OF GQD God in making poulble salvttion for man, did so in order that he might live better, and I do not mean to live better electrical ly. We all want to live better, and we are all working on plaQli y.,hether secular or religious to that end , that is to bring 1boUt a better life, How many of you have ever said, or ever heard it said that my children will never have to go through what I did if I can help it? And yel we know that there are certain processes that we all must go throu,h in or­ der to learn. There are no short cuts to an education, and there are no short cuts to the salvation of God.' We know that Je$W,: In His lifetime y.,as concerned that people might nol only learn , but II• healed the sick, and fed . How � as many as 5,000 people at one time. Thus it was that He was C h ds t 11.1 n Hi ·ncf' concerned with abundant Jiving and a }§:nowledge of the truth H �a l s And we have these words concerning /the truth found in the ------. .... h trut_ gospel of John, "And ·ye shall know the truth, and the shall make you free." And Jesus came to earth and left Hts home in glory that we might have the, teaching and the truth TV SUl \tt06AI;eryone which says, "Seek ye first the kingdolh o! God, and l!is right• eousness, and an these things shall be added unto you." Jesus WHTN-TV --was concerned then that we might have abundant living in Cbannel 13 _ 9:45 l.m. the knowledge of the truth, '"Seasoruil Allmenl8 Can The abµndant lltlng then, ,that God would hate us know Be Healed By Prayer" comes as a result of know�g an� of Relieving God. And for 1 ----------� an example we can ppint to the Quakers who Jive mostly in HHth Methodist Church, Mid. the state of Pennsylvania and Who Qave become very prosper- dleport; Rev. Raymon Konkright, ous, not because they set out to becQP"!e so, but because the;Y pastor. Ch urch School, 9:30 a. m . worked diligently and lived simply, And under such condi- Divine Worship, 10:30 a. m., "Di­ tions, it was inevitable- that the 1bu)1.dant life would come into vine Persistence." Portsmouth Dis­ Rally 1t Gallipolis, 3 p. view. And we too can have thiJ abup,dant life by �cceptinS: the tricttoYouth 7 0 m. : p . m. Jr. YF, 6 p. m . ; tru th , and by knowing the will ol God ' and by working dili- Otflclal 3Board. 7:30 p m.; Monday. gently and by living simply. 730 p. m., wscs; Wed., 7 P - m . , To know the will of G1d, We would be aware of the great 1 Thurs, 7:3o p. m . e salvation which He has made available tq'.all men everywhere. i�:!�:r �:fe_ ; Fin, B ■ptltt Church� .Middl,port, And this salvation i s entirely dependent upon Goel who ls eternal. And since GOd is eternal , it woulcf follow that all eter- Donald A. Boone, pastor. Church 9:IS a. m.; Worship, 10: 15 nal values come from Him. And to eomt into possession of School, and Jr HI VF. 6 P m . ; Jr. m.: a. eternal values we must be related untQ Goff. And we can only Sr. ·m YF 6:30 p. m.: E¥Cn!ng worbecome related unto God by the cross of Christ. ship 7:3o P m.; Tu es., 6 P- m . We should never grow weary of telling: the old old storr of Hearthstone Class; Wed, 6 p. m . Son of GOd Jesus and His love. We need to remeJnber how urs ., 7:3 p. m. o , left His exa1�ed position in glory, and came down to earth to :�f'ba�� ·save a re�elltous and lost hutnan race. He took upoa Him the Church of Chrllt, . Mfddlep,,rt; form of S!n(ul man, and gave His life in death upon Calvary Fred l. Gardner. 'minister: Bible' a. m., E. R. Steff) . that He m Jght redeem � from the penalty of the broken law. School, 9:30 m. g Worship a. supt.; 10.30 No on� took away the lif• of Jesus from Him for He Himsel f' and Comm unlon; _eMornin p. m . Jr. and Sr. $aid that He layed down H is life that He might take it again. You th programs, \\ed:, , 7 P m. , to make such a statement as this· 1 prayer meeting and -Bible study; No other man ever dantd ' · H� dared. to make such a stalern e�t 8 p. m. Cholr practice. A nd yet, 1· t was· beca�e that He was put to �eath . And without controversy, great 1s Th• Ftder■t■d Church, Ponwroy, �� mptery of .g!Jdh11en: God was manifest in the flesh, jus- Waldo �- Bartels, pastor; J. · w. ttf1ed In the Spmt, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, Blaettn:ir, Dir. of Cbr. Edu.; sun­ Chureh School, � : 15 a. m.; Wor­ believed on in the world, and i'eceived up 'into glory ," (I Tim- day ship hour, 10:28 a. m "The Col­ othy 3: 16). lapse of Jde�ls." Wed.: 7:30 P- m . . The greatness o! salvation can never be fully understoOd F'ederated Circle meeting. •Y men. But we wou Id remember these words written by the Unlttd •thodl,t Ch rch Pom11 author of the bo�k. of_ Hebrews, "Thou ha.st loved righteous- eroy ; Eugt':nc Brown. p�sto;: ll:15 nes�, and hated 1_ntqmty; tt)erefore God , even thy God bat_h a. m., Church School, Kenneth Fin­ anomted Thee with the oil of gla<J,ness above Thy fellows" Icy, supt.; Worship 10:30 a. m -. "G9d Is SliU God.'' Fall Youth Ra1 (Hebrews l :9). Thus w e would remember that the Son had a ly , � to _ 8 p. m. at Grace Church , special standing befol'e God, and this was 'because He loved Gelhpqhs ; Wed,, 9 a, m., Prayer righteousness . &IJ,d Bible stud)'; 7 p. m. Choir. Co ming Nearly 500 plg11 Bl the Prodl1cers ' SERMONETTE General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Caijinets New Pub lica tion Iss ued B Y The Oh io Wi ldl 1'fe o,· v . Nearly 500 Pigs Going On Sale In Chil licothe for ◄ r •·_. T Extension Council are Orlon phrey, Mrs. Treasa Swain, and the Roush, preaidem aqd Thereon three Exten11ion Acents, Mrs. No­ Johnson, vice preJiident. Those lan. Mr. Miller and Mr. Blakea­ attending the meeting thi1 week lt!e. included: Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas BOSTON UPI-Pseudo-stu tter­ Sayre, Virgil Hamm Richard Chembera, Andrew Cro�. Mr. and I ing in young children usually can Mrs. Roy Holter, Mr. and Mrs / be preventi!d J�om developing . in• to �rue stuttering by appropriate Virgil Atkins. Clyde Kirklan i' advice lo parents. according to Edia_ n Ba k er, Herold �. Rouah, the director of the Institute for Dav1� .,.. ""ob1 entz, Mn. V1vi11n Hum Speech c.,rrection. , llesource developinenl is a phase of the rural- urban Exten­ sion program which has been a's­ aigned lo the Extension Servkf but which will succeed olll)' b,Y working with all facets of county and commun ity h!e, William Miller, retource deve• lopment agent outlined the six --- ·-- ---- phasH ot resource d evelopment Mei&, Co"nly, .os including health, educalion, T_h e avt-rage weekly earnini;s welfa re. agrlcullu re, c-ommeree In mdustries covered by un e mand induatr.y, Work in the various phases will depend upon local ployment compensaliub in Ml'i"s County inerea,ecl 0£.5 pe ,e,• nt interests and upon the recom­ mendations of lhe Resource Deve­ from 1900 to 1 958, which was 9 A ne w public ation issued by lopment perC'ent greater increase than l he Advi&0ry CommlUee iterC'ent change for the slale as a t he Ohio Divisi on of Wildl ife which will be estabU s hed. �umm �rizes all game laws includ whole . The Resource Development ing migratory ii:ame bird reguJa A recomm endation that the t ions progra m offen to Meigs County on a card-sized folder. On Re10UrC'e Develo pment program ,nd the other, fl\'e counlie1 in here should be guide d by an ad- t �t' ha r k of the folrh•d card is the area the opportu nity to ex­ visor)' committee represe nting all 1�s11•<1 1he sunri se and 1unset pand and to do more work in Phases of Meigs County interests t i.ml' . tahle for five major cities editing programs, and 0110 to distr ibute d from east to west open up are■s which both rural and IJ.J"ban, was mad� the Reaource al the meeting . Thi8 wa9 in Jin,, .icrn ss ! he state . This tabl e is Development Committee deeidei ust'f ul l o waterfowl hunt ers. with a .� imilar recomm endation are nece11.s1ry, Millttr said. Th_li card -sized summary of the �adr by ! he group studying llch111ent11 Were served to hun_ tini;: a ml trappin� laws la theRefres group by Mrs. Geneva H. No­ H\'lll lahle free on requc11 t fro Pub lie11.t ions Bran ch. 1 50{) Duh l� lan, County E:den sion Agent ' Home Economics. H�I Colu mbu s. 1 2, Ohio . Orticers of the Meig1 Cou nty :__ The backlni =;,:� ==--.., �• •• 9'.�-- ..... -: • ::..•_ ·.." •..·,:__•.,:.:• .. ' ••·' ' .-..:---:'1'"':tll<"' .. . ,,. • • • ,.• • • � ... . . ,. 2,2 C>dlllac-Oldlmoblte-Rambler Pomeroy ll�ID SI. IV: . . WILIIS ANTHONY Pl�mbln� & lleatmi lll St.-llllddleport-Pb. WY-2-2150 t@ Lmet! ' ' iftlME 1a ��w-, co. Featurtq Deoorated su... }'elUes, Bulk t�. 1 Pllone WY Mldtlleporl t •!:_! _ CUiiom Built Kllcbl{II lllldd.....-i (0. . OIIIO Y�lft . . B�M ' Ma�•• or 1101-um liteacl Support Ibo Churcb ot Your Cbolce Weal Mlln Street MOTOR PlRTS (0. 117 Wlln•I lffrel STARK DRUGS Pomeroy Your Wai,t-een A&ency PhObe WY-1-1188 HOME IAIINDRY co. ' J, P, Joacblm, Prop. WY-U057 '' PINR Mldd!eporf .' ' .... . �� . IQNG -- M'Pt,Y CO. Middleport Ill- 1 :.:�!':!''J!':: ,_..,..______,..,;;;;;;...;;;..__,,...,...,...,.,."""'_"""""""""'_.,..__,.,.,....: ,, Religion In A�iEa ' . 'Techniques'lnPraycr May Affront Some Sensitive People tue - In prifer, and the mode! priyer he gave lo his dJ1eiple8 ii Unft.d I'� r� Many scm1tive people recoJl only 87 words long. Until you IN from the •U&teJUon th.at ttiere far advanced in the- 1Plrltual life art "techniqu.es" fD �eryou may flnd i t difticult to 111s. They say that prayer ;1bould be tain a ceouine mood of prayer 1ponUfleo111, "frqm tlJe heart" for longer than :, or 10 minutes brealbing:.· · H natural ■s at a Jtrekh . Spiritual . dlreci:Ofl � lbat spontaneo"' pi'ay'er' hu ireat vi\- 8. Pn1 whether you ''feel like ue, and tbal it Ii appropriate for it" or not n is your will, not any time, place or eirCwnltaltce. your fle,Ung emotions which you of!ef 1o Ood In prayer. But from the tilJle ot Je1u1 u tD now, they hive · .WO .inai.ted be ashamed to offer th� there are rules to be teafned " 7. Da" not en, or lo seek pray Nlfllh and discipline, to be practiced in God's help in "little thin&&. pl'Jyer. Je•� iadqded in his ample � pefitioll tor bread; wllicfi p� Outlined below are seven apecific ■up:utions tbat have been LI a.,.., 11 mundane a reque_at commended by 111an, saint, aitd u n11 �n mate. But you »hfuld • noJ l�& lijfjih i,etilion.1 dominate 1cholar1 lhroUJ"h the age,: · .. 1. � eiCti � at · t�i , 9me JOjll'_ Pt41«.­ dl SPititqal typet1 9'her J'lblt time. No m•tter how maJIY 1pqn lffl!l'.­ h idenlifi� ave on � of� · mlf:r you prayers taneoua durinc the C!Ouise of the illr, ya, �oration, thants,iving, eonf• [liO!l, ln4 inlerceuion. should alao hive· a CiXe'ct;,' time for priv,te prayer. Treat it �doration 1s 11mpty hfling u,O, as the moa,t important !'fPPIDt- yo be'11 to t;od an� &a)'inC in � . mlfflt or your day, and "°n•i Jet wtiatf:ver Wor� :,ou find mO&!, anytbine intrude upon lt or m�aaingful �•t 1ou acknow ,dfte l tr0wd it out. Him � be �y -0r your utmoll Fl'"' Htbftu■I PIHt _ love •nd !bedienc!e. 2. It i1 belpfUI to "'-"' u, Tbulkq1vb:li1 ia eou�ng your habitual pl,a.<!e, aa weU u I bl ings and confeuJon II utlng: µl.r time, for prayer. µ � be , Oessveneu t� your - Inlet� a ny ,� yo� fipd cqnvenJent, . 119 f !P.on 11 ukin, God� for help • long as It aftords ooromlete pri- � others. VI.CY, 3. The posture you (ssume ht prayer does not malt.er to a.pd, FILMS TO 81 S!IOWN but it ., make a ,re.at dW�­ 'lb_e •howilla or t,vo rnm.1 ... ence to you. You can atand, 11t. Gift r'or My Son" ,na "Diselple­ kneel or lie dowri to pray. Kneel­ llJ�" iJ: beinf ' Planned ror Sundlf ing a physical act of humility evening at the L1n11vllle Con� which belpa m any people to pre­ galiontlll Chriatian ChQJt!lt The aer­ pare paycho1ogiully. for pray,r. rice- will at 7:30. The public. An uncomfortable position i:pay I, ip,tted, be a distraction, but one which is tao oomf�bte-for eumpl� , �� MIAT aAI.Lf lyl 1111 In �I• likely to lead lo )Q;W YQP.;J( :0,1-A me,t ball drow1inea1 rather than eont!O• P,H¥tloi:1 wli for fl'()und lunll tration. f. :Preplft for prayer J'lb a rn.tiNid of beef. combine 1 pound of ground brief POriod ,, devo'Uonal rq,dIng. Thia helps you tO mate '-e • 1fith 'Al tup of line dl'.1' transitlo� ffO!:Q �• Jatetie wo�ld � e?umba, 1 teupoon or alt ,i. qu!•I and li teupqoa of popper. Shape of da;lf �.Ul!t mood o, pr�tr, Jt en•bleJ Jou to inJo 1 ln!b Wb, and coot. witll fQClJ• yo� 1ttenU1q1 o, Gtd, � eap of cb°'ped oniOl'l1t, 0Y1r which 11 ·both the preep\\dltlpn mfll,l� ti,tt until th■ IQ!ib la �� on all lfdel.. Adtl 2 llml!:f aad the purpou of prayer. (1 Ii� !�) of tq,nato uuee, ttno,. -• � ver qt�ium M•J want to Iii. Pr■)' .. loa,: .., I ocdflo��llf Pes lo. u , � w■rn'4 lt1U1 lonpr. -and DO • I, II ut I >Ir- . � 4� �lbal av L� IS c�,u I rexuiar I , . . . ,. ' l'ff- beitn 18 loDI·- 10II �,rd �-· DIii, 8'11tlnel, Pomeroy•Middleport. 0 . Oct. B. 1960 - . 1 4l_ For _Rent Lenal Notke ...... .... Meigs & Mason November 17 Set As Date For Annual Bazaar I • FINDS FAMILY DEAD ------- - I FOUR ROOMS, un furnUhed -•nd ) NOTICE OP ELICTIOH ON TAX , NEW YORK UPI-A i11ndlunl t,,ur r�vm furnished. Phone LIVY IN IXCESS OP THE TIN seeki ng lo collect the rt-111 (uuml MILL LIMITATION Beegle. WY2 3302, Christine a family of four, indudini;: 1wo MN, H....... ..... . NOTICE i1 hereby ih•en that in JU 7-6lc small children , dead in thrir i,, � j e Donohu George Mrs. and Mr. ' <!\ u � , � pursuance of I ReaolutJon of the M ni. pau_I Case! pre1ided when of Columbus spent the weekend ttnement flat Friday. Police said lio..ro of 'Tnt1tee1 of the Town� the C.1tbolic "' OcM.er 8 wilb Mr. "nd Mrs. Roy Donohue Juan Garcia, 28, his wife. lsabd, Women's Club met t Y . 00,fSJS"h: N'f OEPJ: r I I UH . t 1t. J.:S ( ! l. 1 · ship .of Chester, Meigs County, Thursday eveni ne: al the church. FOR RENT All members of Return Jon■• and were honored with a miscel- and their childreo. Elizabc1h . .l RATES \Jllio, pused on the 29th day of Prayer b Fathtlr John Turel tit an Meigs Ch&pter/ DAR, are I l.aneoua shower at the Easl Letart and Juan Jr., 2, apparently h.id July, 1960, there will be submitted opened theymeetin&, Mrs. Cather• ask ed to be at the Middleport Church basement Saturda night . been asphyxiated by ges ruml·S 111 t:0y .-.rd. ,,1,e mser11on M · n 1rw1n rn;irlit - tk) :t-ulb I to a vote of the people or aaid lne Shavorlnsky was reported Cemetery at 3 p. m. Saturday - Other guest11 of the Donohucs their sleep. lfUlJ lor three l'Oll.sttulh·, uise1 uo1111 Chester Township al a Genera] home from the hospital after afternoon for Lh e grave marki ngs were Mrs. Mary Surgon of Akron . . ,, "-- o n ,· mu1:tn t,)r :n, �-eiil _; 1,t'� 1,1 ,Jr �'' c.en Ier of town - grass lawn . 1 Election 'f to be heJC,, in the Town, undergoimr surgery. Reports on !o,. Mrs. Robert A. Miller and bl( ,aite o , 4 :ents pPr 1,1• urd will be chm geV tor iu1 vl-rtlsm� Staff Sgt. an d Mrs. BUI RobiuWoll take 50 ft. tra,·ter, shlp of Chester, Oh io, at the regu- the �ativ lty Dea nery M" SauRrlera. Daisie IS! Lawrence Smlth called 0.-.n n so and family of Indiana are g n ti e me '! .. ,..ltlliu lU days .iner reut, v:n 2 bill. 1 lar places of votin& therein on I · McGill Wednesday night Bruce a , • • . M r. · mg VJIII and by given were Glouster m d l he Mrs Rob• E rl • � '" � Ja MY�.ru.i:11141 - Should t.e , ...v,--t,•o .!11'111 ,1une1:, Tb, SEE Octol�•tr 10_ Nove:nber of day 8th the J"ue.sday, Miller Ii; home from the \�on O.U ins.:,n_ Mrs. and Kunzelman Mary Mrs. I M gs f,.._,.,.ka'!neJ will nnt ht- re.�pon111lJl i> for wmt- u,<1r1 1m•· , ncoi I 'the Central P fA w,11 meet at l llospit11l and 1s 1 1 �60. th� q11c1tion of leY)'ing, i� C■aci. Genera ei ' • Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe a nd daugh the sch�ol Monday u t 7 : 30 p. m. excess of the ten mill limitation I GYI recuperating. Mrs. Robert Schu l te was wel,f ,\, -�� flt I'l:anv ana �l' IJI ""(llll"t<• l)f b·, -It.- SJ 1,111 t lbJ•llar!ot• for the benefit GI Chester Town: oomed as a new member. Thurs- Orv_al Wiles and ch·arlea H ayes wi ll ter and Mrs. Herbert Roush spent Earl Sansbury has been ill Mkldleport, Ohlo , 'PIIDl.-hed at ( c!.,'ll pe1 ..-oro hip f?r the purpose of Proper day, Nov. 17 was set as the date be m char.!':e _of the proriram and a Wednesday at the home of Mr with a cold. .J , 191 -. -, WY-2•5 lS Phone V �"' :'!-" 1)AY� A l MO �� w:i care, improvemen t and mainten• for the annual bazaar. A dish :yle show will be staged by the and Mn. Arnold Anderson � , ..x. """ ff ,;n Members of the Fairview church I en . _ oI Town ship Cemeteri es. ance towel shower for the church kit• ti'-: · ----~ Mi.O(l SI 81 ' 1 1 .2'• dOr gathere d . at the home of R_ev. and additional n A ng: bei tax Said chen was pla nned for the next S The Daughters of Ruth Oasfl of �rs. Dwight Spe ncer Saturday $:l .� $1.:.0 ?5c ,;7 i,t I I / I Hetp __ tax of .SO � ill 1 to run for 5 years. meeti. ng. The traveling prize dothe united Methodist will Chur.::h _ mght and held a surprise birth•BALDWlN ,._.vea D) 10 A.M will bf. w IMI 04>' 1 .,..J)tll at a rate nol exceeding .50 mills MAN to take ove� atati on. for each one dollar of valuation nated by Mrs. John Kokovltch I meet Mondlly afternoon at the day party for �he · pastor. He was WURLffZE1l • • • I l""IIII Phone WY2-9920. 9-2a-tfc which amou nts lo five cents f� was awarded to Mrs. Eugene I church with Mn. Minnie Neutz- present� a birthday cake with • Conde. ling, Mrs. M.art Crary and Mrs · Happy Birthday Rev. Spencer de. and OTHE;R FAMOUS WY2- l! ach one hundred dollan or valu• ,ANTED: Mechani�Phon' W Hoste&eea Go'eglein as hosteHes· Thomas November the for corated in green , pink an.i white n , for 1'ive Years. atio BRANDS DIJ20. 9-23-tlc . NGt1.·ces _ __ ____ from the church. The evening The Polls for said Election wilJ meetin1 were announced and in• SALE The Disabled American Veterans . was sp� soclaily and singing be o�en at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and clu�ed Mrs. Thomas Hannlgan, CONTROL . .• AN PIST INl actt.... w, SJ!:O n, Mra. Jobn Lengen, co- will meet at the D.A.V. Hall, Porn- hymns. A! cha� U GAR DEN traoto ra mo ,na wter the honored guest \ remam open until 6:30 o'clock p r- j I p l ch111rman, Kok9vltch, Mrs. eroy, Ohio, Monday night October opened his many presents re• era. Rotary mower blades &.h ar. hone n Standard Time of 11 Easter M. R. P J Christina ODonnell and Mrs. Ari- 10. There will be a potluck supper fresh�e nta were served to the C"lted WY2- I pened. C11, &toa. mowiq and da1. i\. ..i,tw 'ltltton4,26.tfc at 8 p. m, a nd the meat will be , l� ing Mr· and Mn. Elmer · plowin_11:. rder By of the Board of Elec- drew ZwlJ)ina:. " · c BABY in my .own home SITrING nished by the DAV's. All veter- • �- � fur m The r GRAV 1 n l fft. with ILV closed TRACT pr1 · OR 1-ens, Roger Roush, Ruth, hons or Meigs county, Ohio. ,--:-.,----��� n l n ve e day, WY2la;ht. n or g er by Father Tunl, after which ans are welcome. TJl,e Ladie,• Aux- Benny and Penny Wolfe, Mr. and - !'irst Presbyteria n j Sal �111 ana Service 4l:!! �- Ma in St. '" Chairman Will, G. Emmett 2622. l0-6·3t"c !10 member&, Presbyterians f1111leroy, Phone WY z.2975_ 1 .Jo. . Dorothy. �- Johnst.on,- Clerk refreshment& were serYed by iliary are in charge of the e nter- Mrs. Arnold Anderson, Mrs. Ken . , ve •topped coming to -Mf!, Phyllis Xnopp, , Mn. Philip ta inmen t. · 7-21-tk " .,•1 �. netb Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Her- · WILL DO ironi ng in my home. Dated October 7, HMSO. {. · �e1er, j --- . - --·-- - --� Mra. Cltimente . Me I n chlni h, SchN nd a Churc _ h, Billy, Nancy, Bobt?y b ert Roue Call TU2-3894• (10) 8, 15, 22, 27, 4t_c lo-6-3tc " . r, October' 1 1 Ml"B. Michael Hackett and Mra: attend the rewards are THE LAT.I!: T. H. DAVIS proand Stevie Pickens, Mr. a nd Mrs. perty, brick � two _ s tory, locate The M eigt Coun ty Riding Club W illa� Ebersbach and family, Rlchard Greaa, ·•; ,f:lt!tt. 10-t-5tc at North Third and Coal (20 ) will meet Tuesday at ?:30 p. m. at Bonnie, Connie a nd Brenda An­ Streets, Middleport, may be the Salisbury Township building. derson, Joe Rhodes and the Yf"U_ AND SQUARE DANCE MUILLER PUkNACU, WIITIN8 ,- --S.��11 nl&bt, Oct. 8th, from --;l. .· 1._ ,:1 9-17-3otc - . HOOS applla,...._ Antold .... NOTICE - OF I LICTION ON TAX seen any eveni11g. Members are asked to bring sand- honored guest and wife. c--c.-'"---::.:.'.:::= . ........ lr,ICUM, Ohio. ,... LIVY IN IXCESS OP THI TIN ,�,. �-to 12:30 at Pomeroy Moose c;:;;:-;=::c'-or cookies. wiches PEACHE S, brm& containera. 4 MILL LIMIT.\TION and , -'�•- All Moose members WY2-6384. l · 11,11,ff October 12 NOTICE is hereby given that in \ ftJ'pU, 0-7 2tp , WebBter_ Fruit Farm, Long Bot1 tom, Ohio. Pho n e YUkon 6-3.201 , pur&:ua nce or a Resolution of · the Councilors of Chester Past The ,,. __ oii­ IIEPtU 80NDffi0NIIIG, .UR 1 �10.u, Board of Trustees of the TowJ11blp To the Editor: Council Daughters of America will Refrigera­ Jack"• service. aUori \· . !l�••H•nal Travel A..MJ We of the Sew-Rite sewing Club meet Wednesday evening at the ;;;c��;-cc- -----tion. New Haven. !'boot TU2- or Lebano n, Mella county, Oh io, BLAN::; $1 .00 per bu . Pick your to take this opport,unity to lodge hall with Mrs. Henry Spen­ wi1h By Mrs. Alpha Barr pass e d on the 8th day or August ,. Colao 6-28-11 3>3'7. ow ,1 . Brin _!: your own contain er. ·' � a. TIM P. UZ 11 All, .> k _ Mrs. Floyd Longstreth received commtind the young people of our !!er and Mrs. Curtis Frederick as 1960, there will be subm i tted U: C. W. l'roftlll, Portland 1 T1wney II \IOte of the people .or sald Leh• commu.nity. hostesses. Mrs. Buell Ridenour word of the death of her grand­ 10 ;.i,i p 1 tCTIOHIII A � ,.1 was which hop record the At · o.m 1, 11. 2n41, :m. n on ' Tow a n ship at a General Elec­ and Mrs. Floyd Ridenour wlll be mother, Mrs. Lydia Darst recently • C..,pki,"e """... - ---} � 01 ..1615 � Mrs. . Dorothy Han ley spent the .. tio n to be held in the Towruhlp of sponsored recently by our oraani • in charge ot the entertai nment. . smGE!t s��WlNG �ACHINE Crltf a,,....,. ta: ... .. ., . • nt i on the behavior day 111}(1 with her sister-in-law Mrs. maMen . Lebanon, 'Ohio, at the �1ular r blond console model i n excel'. October 13 of those aUendlng were beyond reC. Nelson Wednesday. i there votin1 Tues­ on n, places lent condition with ' guarantee. .... C. BRADN>RP. Rae'"-. Oh"- day, the 8th day of The Winding Trail Garden Club Mr. an d Mr,. Alpha Barr and Woveml:rer proach. Sunday, m. p, i SHOOT OUN , ;:" , Equipped 1.0 make button hole1:1 j meet Thursday evening at family and Blair Cadwallder of will sometimes Is there t a th. feel We 1960, the qu e•ilon of _levylnJ, I� �. 8th. Sponsored by Moo�c darn, p<1tch, monogram and man; excess of the ten mill lim itation to much 't'rltlci1m and ·too lltUe the home o( Mrs. Joseph Struble �olumbus attended the Barr-Mar• • Glub on old Route No 7 bel\!nd Janq ug zag stitcheli. Take OYer 'Mulberry Heights for a masked tm wedding at Oak Hill Satur­ the -benefit of Lebanon Tqwn'. praise for odr youth. Co� I )'ibtlna Rink. 10-7-2tp balance llue $43.50. Terms arday. sh ip f�r the purpose of Proper · Therefore, we wou ld lite to state Halloween party. Wherever yoµ live, You can en• ranged or discount !of'\ cash Members of th e La ngsville care, improvement and mainten­ we 1hould all be very proud to . joy the convenienc� o( g·as and 15 October l'hnnc WY 2-2204. 10 5 tit� Church gave a shower for Mr. ance of Township Cemeterles. · - ba¥e tuch fine young people i n our appllances · - - - · with modern hold wiU Church rview i Fa The and Mrs. Duane Barr who live at � ' f tbkT FO UR fox hounds during NECL'I U SEWING 3ald tax bei ng": An additional area. Ashland Bottled Ga8. kihbind MACHINE a bake sale at the Simpson build­ Oak Hill, _ yours. truly Very tb e M eI.(II C ou nty Hunt. Anytax of -�O mllls to ru n :for 5 ,ears. Equipped to zig zag, darn, monoBottled Gas - - · is dependable, Sew Rite Sewing Club ing beside Cleland Drug Store in Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Veriga n a rate not exceed ing .3() mills al !)he knowing their whercubouts . ,gnvn, etc. Sold originally for Betor• 9:30 A.M. heats en ient, stormproof conv Racine, Saturday, Oct. 15. of_ Dexter called on Bruce Mc­ for each one dollar of valuation· p}e"9 notify any Fox HuntM ·,i,u.uu. Pay oH balance oJ' nstantly. i Mlddl..... WY4otMf Gill Monday. wh ich amou nt.s to Fl Ye Cifnb: f� 10_7_4tc W19-3182. October 16 $56.DO or $8 per month. Pho ne ,..D ITOIIII O JC85 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thomas ul ta of lars l do dred n hu e n o eac:h ty n Cou Meigs The y l Ral Youth WY 2-2204. For More Detallis. Phc,11, 1 0 5 tile Al C­ ' NOTICE OF ·L CTION ON ISSUE of the Churches of Christ will be spent a day in Col umbus recent­ Years. Five for ation, ' y- 11-2141 OF IONDS FOH �ALI£ nutom�lic circulating IIAMII.L Tbe Polls for Hid Electh)n will or Writ• held Su nday, October 16, at 2 P- ly. Mrs. Donna Morris worked IIIVICI ITATIOII NOTICE ii. hereby given that l n m. at the Rutland Church of Christ. in the post otlice several days. gas he11ter with fan be open at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and 51!1 000 Uttd Can Mrs. C1arice Longstreth and remal n open until 8 : 30 o'cl ock P. pursuance, of a ReaoluUon of the The Pomeroy church wlH be in H'J" U Used three mo�ths. ' In­ Al..ny l3U Medela Hcl Mak-. All , quire al 128 Mulberry Ave., M. Eastern Sta ndard Time of · uid Cou ncil of the Vlllae:e of Middle- charge of the program, and there Mrs. Glenna Fetty spent Monday Ivery D1.J Sonic< T�l'OLITAN MOTOQ pc>rt, Ohio, PIiied on the lBth and will be an election of officers. at . Gall ipolis where Mrs. Fetty day. J•omeroy. Hemlock Grove, Ohlo 10-6-3tp Mlln It. days 26th July, of ill w there l9ll0, Holzer at er moth her sited i v orde By B the of 1' ecl E of oard Phone WY-2-41794 1-­ 1,::lc: Ohio :-:N .::T:-: be submitted to a vote Of the peo--;A:-: Hoapital. UC tO lions, of M�County, Ohlo. o. HOLZIR HOSPIT�L - --'--- SIX 8-20 Ten Ply Truck Tires with RIAIONABLI Em�� O. Will, Ch■Jnaan1 pie or said Ml�el}Oft VUlage ■t . · , •' nt - Mrs. Dacto '"' •:,:, OICK Supor lbrdtop Look, . L ubes. O nc two speed rear end IATISFA · be( I i �ometoy. is,kl · •,, CTtO GUAU.11'1111 M. Joh nston, Cletk \he General Election to ¥ -\leld I n ·v,�if1t N Dor�tl_lf 01 rdeser, · for ne WY2Pho new. like rum · 1 ½ ton truck. See Merchant s . ', the Vlllaa:ti or Middleport dhlo at C■II or writ• I. O, Moee, Dated October 7, 1980 D11charges, Oct. 6. Mrs. Edgar Col lecting Agency, Pomeroy Na• 10--4--tltp . 778. th;revoting or plll.ciefil regular the Ohl• Chest.,, (10) 22, 111, 8, 29, 4tc Mahan, . Preston A. Dolin, Mrs. tJonuJ Bank Uoilding, Pomeroy, In, on Tuesday, the Bth day of Nov- T�omas Salyers, _Leo Wallace Ly­ '' · -� CHEVROi.£1' BEL AIU 4 � 8 22 ll()lp Oluo. ___ __ _ 10 8 Jtc OPTOMETRIST ember,- 1960, the question of issu- ons, E noch Ray Fmely, M�s. Maude ��one owner, low mileage, power in, bol'lda or said Vlllage or Mid- C. Pemberton, Odna Wr ight, 111rs. , Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Cloee at Noon on Thurs.) 'l( 1 brakea. ateerlng, R&H, white 3ou llALE.S STHA \\/. Pho�; W1 u: BULLDOZER FOR mRE. Pond;, basementa and la ndscaping. Ph. ::1679, Edison llullon, Minersv ille. · ··: wall■. 702 W. Main St., PomoEast Coon· Street, Pomeroy NOTICE OF .LICTIOIY ON TAX dleport in the ,imount of One Jame• K. Love, Mrs. George R. 30tp 3 10 3-32M. YU Cheater, Hundred Firty Thousand Dollars Cornett and In fant. �y. ' ' 10-4-3tp f 10 8 3lc TEN THI. OP EXCESS IN LIVY ----- ---· - -($UM),000.00) for the purpose of ., MILL L IMITATION PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. ·- ----· SALE USED FURNITUR E .AT Paying a part of the eost of con• SIGN YOUNG PITCHERS , , , , 11N MERCURY, 2 door, autom11 n I that n ve i g hereby Is NOTICE Paperi ng. Floor sanding and fin­ ELBERF ELD'S IN POMEROY . ·, 1tructlng , a aewage treatment CITY, Mo. UPI--The KANSAS the of n Resolutio a or i;:e n pur9ua ate h d n a radlo transml11ion, \Uc . -� ishing. Carl E. Nelson Rutland, llCA VJCTO.lt 2-i inch mahogany plant, including a site thereof, and Kansas C ity Athletics have sign­ J,•' •••J or sec BJU Ea1tern the of n Educatio of Board -,�... Vl3-...... P•••• .. , •-· •• 2-1196». WY e n Pho 1. Rt. television Con11ule. New picture con1truclln1 sanitary sewers end \ IICX:elvey. 10_7_3tc ! tube. $lJi>. 10 4 6tp Loe■! School District. Meigs Coun­ other appurttina nces necessary for ed two 18 year old right banded ; 0:. pitchers, Ralph McGu ire af Lin­ ty, Ohio, Pf.l8ed on the lat day or HC A V I C'l'UH 21 inch deluxe table the conatrufllon and operation of coin, Neb., and Don Waters of ill be submit• w there 1960, August, ,1"2, CHEVROLET Dei�xe coupe. 1 l , tclcv 1s 10 n and matching ted to a vote of the eoJ)Je of 11,ald • complete itiweraa-e system for New Florence, Pa. i .-;li J<i,.j f"'Al ��hanlc11l eondlliun, Mll!lon, mode l nsuronce b11sc. t,;cw picture wbi,. $00. Middleport as proVa., l'hone SP 3-5919. _.,,._ District at a Generar Election to &be VIilage tl 21 INCH _.S t'lU.:E:N Admiral telc• C0KtJLl'T law. by vided _ E _ ,.. INSUBAN lp B 10 - ..-nv be held in the E11tern Local , v s 1un set. )lahogany consoll!. ; '�\\ ,,:.1; �J tticUon, Life,, Auto, Fire, Pollo School Dlatrlct, Ohio, at the regu­ . The ma,dmum n umber of yeara $� o to Don IIWa, Khldleport, · lar place, of votlng therein,, on during which such bonds are · ,� �•- -/ · ,¥':i•i•�i� ._.,. },,,, : , ___ _ ___ RCA VIC'l'Ult 17 mch ;�� ,.,,. -�� mahogany , (-'-j 5 n 11 20 yean. ru $� � Tueaday, the ith day of NovemlMir , ; ,.· 'f- .tr::r"-console television 11ct. $69. The estimated avera1e add itilon• ( ,�/\ .,._. FU.l!a. Oil, a■li i:oal . fur. Wl BA K 1060, the Question of levyinl, i� iURAN J •SIMPSON N CE Uphol BARNES tered !'jli ea11y a te, tax ratti amounts to Twenty-two al _ for fret ma l . � esti Cal diair. l>111r condition. $3. A11enta, Middleport. FJre, Auto- excess of the ten mill Umltatjon Centa for each one hundred dollar■ Abboll MldaJ.epori, \' � , �• 1 .J for thti benefit of llle Ea■tern ,� CHtt.,EN FINISH l,l llEAKF'AST SET mobllti. Bonda. Phone W 2!; �t r, � "T, � cal School Dl•trlct for the Pur- of valuation, wbjch ls 2,2 mllla for I __ H (l.tllle 2903. antJ lour ch.:1il's) 8-I in gorxl . . pose of payitll current e11.penae1. each one dollar of valuation, out­ , - �· condition. $10. . � , ldlled with St&r W.rSaid tax being: A renewal of a side of ·the limitation imposed by · �f •• 1_ .lt, U.. Sl.t9. Ebersbach JUST 3 U8ED HOOVER Electric tax of seven mill• and an increaae Article XII, StlCtlon 2 of the ConSu1ar Run Flour I v11e11um cl eaners. $.2.50 each. d,'!U'41, . '\ ,, �ndmark Co,Op. of Two tnd five tenths (2.3) mill1 1Utution, aa ctirtified by the Coun­ ,cf'J SEVEN PU:CJ..: Living room 8uite. SALE, !'OR HOUBII ROOM FIVE lo constitute a tax ot Nine and ty Auditor. _ 1 ,) • 19, 30i (8) 8, 8, 7, 12, In cxcelhmt cond1llo11 $100. The Polls for aaid Eleetlon will with bath, nice loeatkm. Mtlvtn fivti tentha mllh tor ,n Indefinite ,· l,t, - 19, 20, Zl, 26, 27, 28; USED KELVINATOR Hefriger, at 8:30 o'clock A. M. and re­ open Hood, 111 Lo.:ult St., Pomero,. period of time at a rate not ex• ·, .& 2. 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, maJn open �ntil 6:30 o'clock P. M. � tor with freezer che.st. $60. SOlp l ls for e1ch one dol• mi 9.3 ceedht& I l --:-:c-:c ::: CV ,--·-...: SIX l'Jt:l'B Livi11g Room aulte • ._ 21, � 28, 30; (12) 1, 2. Eutern Standard Time Of said day. = lar of Ylluatlon, which amount• to ' $30 FOR SALE-Lot and two �I. N inety-five cen ts for e,ch one hun­ By order of the Board of Elec• . MULES, 2 wheel tra iler. BLlJ� Ul'llOLSl'EltEU Chalr. Fa ir Qt One, 9 rooms and bath, alMI one dred dollar, of valuation, for H tlons of Melp County, Ohio. , �DI)' Pierce, Lc>_ni Bottom. colldltion. $a. Emmett G. Will, Chairman 5 rooms wllh running water, Indefinite period of time. , lO 5 Stp E L BERFELD'$ IN POMIROV Call SP 3-3562, Clifton. 1 Dorothy M . Johntlon, Clert· The Poll, for aaid Election Wm '11.\ Si l \: , ft \ A 10 8 3tc 10 a 61c be open at 8:30 o'clock A. M. 4nd D.lted October 'l'. JNO. (10) 8, Ill, 22, 29, 4tc ONE MINE PuNY,--,.., ,--o p ny 2 YOR SALE A O room hoUae and remain open until 8;30 o'clock P. aaki of Time Standard Eastern M. years old, horse pony I year old. bath, two lob, atorm doon lY4Y l-'OHD Tractor 1111 d Mower and wlndow1, double . 1■ra1t1, day. 1111Dlt,econamlcal wav room atlclltlan lo By order of the Board or Elec­ $500. Phone WY 2-2204. gas heat, city WJler, tt,000 to add otNI livln9 ,paw In your home. 10 8 6tc · down·, balance 1n 1m1ll month• Uon1, of Mele• County, Ohio. Chairman Wlll, G, Emmett ly payments, Phone Wlt-3702, uo for luU delallo. Of,fer, will - be received ll the Office of Webster and Fultz Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk 10-6-6tp Attol'ney■, Pom,ror, Ohio, up to eleven o'clock A. M. oi Frl�y: Dated Oclober 7, 1880. .l<'OR SALE ti room bouae wlth Al I S SPICIALS October 14, lNO, for the real ettate owned by Daisy Griffith (10) I, Ill, 29, 41c · land, Rutland Township, Phone 57 M•rcury 60 H. P, "4'5,0D Xatr, dece11ed, as lellowa: APPLES, ROmin, Stai­ WY2.fl181. , 10-Utc 59 Mtircury 70 H, P. '595,00 PARCIL h Farm P� of · about 120 e.crea, qi.ore or led, . d and Yel low Dellciou1, '5 H. P. �rcury Outfit $995,00 e:1cludin; coal anit otb,r minerals, located in Sectlona 10 and ti, ,· adtr. On Route 889. FOR SALE 4 ·room house �-8 MITIIOPOLIT,I\N MOTORS LIGAL NOTICI OIi SALi Sutton �wn1hip. near Don:11, and on the Dore■s-Bashan Road, acres of !lr<iund, dtl1irable for 600 IHI Main Sfrttt, Pamervv indudin1 -a lwo-ttory brick el.pt-room dwelling' ,bun and other the b1 received be . wm Bida lot addition on S)'racuse flood •- WYl-1170 . of offteea the ndeniantld at u bulldltllf. out road, ¼ mlle from hi&hwa,, city 8-20-tfc N• PomeNy Fults, and Webt1er ling: house with 1.90 atres, located dwel Frame I; PARCIL water, aood road. Phone WY2on State Route IM, SaUon Townahip, lOt foot frontage and ex• 6.293. 10-1-lltp Uonal Bank BuUdina, Pomero11 Ohio, unUI 10,00 A. ll. on Friday tendlo1 to Ohio River, just below SJtlC\1■e. October H, ··1eeo, for the pur: PARCIL i: Vacant •lot ot .1.S -� with 12'1 foot frotliale £1UHT .ROOM HOUSll:, IWO IJYI chaae or the Bertha A. Arnou on Sta,tci Rowte lat, adjacent to tbe above dwelKnc and u:tendlns: room apaHmenu, A. N. Bonael. real estate, situated Jn Letart to Ohio River. An excellent bvHdinl lot. Pbooe WY2-3a'l2. .U-2-ttc SYRACUSE - 1 story frame d Townahip, Melp County, Oblo, PARCIL 4= Vacant lot located below Synic,use a nd adjacent rooms a nd bath. frollt po'rcb° The above real utate conliltl to Paff:el 3 above deacribed, with a trontace of i27 feel along FOUR ROOM Trailtir $23 11 se'lenty-tour l11r1e lot. Good luocatlon 4000 ef approximately Bou� 124-, oonta:lnlna l.'60 acres. An excellent buildint lot. month. Clayton Bolyard, 18t RACINE J - New (unfurnlsh' ) one acre1, on which there l1 1ltu1tld PAllCIL I: Vacant lot on ea■t side �r SQte Route 12' and; Ash St., M iddleport, 0. J(Ml,3tp story trame, 4 room■, bath amt a fln-room �a� dweUin1. oppo,it;e Pa�I• � a and t, tibove deteribed' with trentqe of carport. Larae lot. Terma. .-· , -••�• f,,_.,.."" S, NDrrI1, ...800. TRAlLER COURT-space !or rent. -I W·lttl. Mnllalab-atbr ot the Clean quiet resident.lat locat ion B.OILIR FAl:IM - ffO acrea 8fj\11,CIL ♦: El,hl vacanl lob Jo Jyeaville, Gtlel'IIJey Co\lnly room house, cellar, baril broiler E�te - of·Jltttbs A, Arnott Jn Cheahlre, Oh io. Concrete , 'Lota N, ·If, 60. D8!1 D?, •·ISi, IIQ tnd 81 of' lflUen•� hout to x l�O' (GOOO c�paeily), (0) 30; {10)' $, O. 7, 81 10; 12, 13 Patio and walks, eood water, � A�tf: � comp ete wlth equipment. - plenty ,, &ewer, laundry, prMle1ea, $6.00 •·oTic·� �""" ;;-, "?.. A" NTM NT � � •formid � utote. la hlnr aold by olitl tltroop ' Ir:i. PO ' water. B il er l n icome n ro ca net per week, Hobart Dillon, Real· r Ohlo;t'.!iii · S2300 per yeu, Down payment ·. ot1 ��oud l of llel1� P,!"'l>'i lo,W tor, 011llipolls, Ohio. 10-8-lotc � i' 11442 :No. C · 1 $1000, lllll price S4ll00.. t lo �pprov� ��ni11ra� ud::;;,/ Clut.., I. I,..... (I< Jot•._. ':i� � · ALlllT M. COX, S>lnmin '. Court: 'iinfurnlshed 3 ra; an d bath apartment. Birch cab­ IOlC 129 'HON WY , l.blO . ' p....,.,,, ' ,• ·: Jlh� ••.belri1 tlOld outili<t ilf the nal estete ·� �oll� l1 ��by 11..n th•t'W. inets, di1pD1a), lnclnerau,r, , ,., · � 1.-r · • )!ear l9IO; paylbJe_ il'I Decmt�;- lNO. r · � ., large i:loeell. Pbone WYWHl. , .. . 10 8 '"' P• Looh•ey, '!i,~e Poi! Office all· Jn a o on f p�. ih< above c: lj nn ll4 ��- !.':meroy, Oblo, . lt-16-Uc "4•;,;::�•�, ' dN s-,"'·� n::--cL-cA�O---=o::1= ' \ of the Offleo ol, ter h11 ll'll:llll.n ·dUgo aplfY,nted Adrnin· W: � fA �-. """�• �THREE ROOM SAIGON, Viel Nu� 1 ,- t.:...So, apartment on , lstrJlot o( ,i, tlie ' Eatate of Berlh Condor Street, Pomeroy, a118, 4 viet Amb1uador t� 1-, Cambo�la·· ti, .ChfiM late of · i4elp coun..,, room apartment on Second Alexandre s. Anikine. �• ·w,n 'Ohlo d�e,Nd . · Street, Pomeroy. Pboae WYJ. named Ru111la'1 flnt ambauador tlad wa ,,d�Y· of Sep2733. 9-28-tfc to neutrallet Laot, it ,._, 'aDnoun� tember, ·tNO: »�- , . i9).- C. "' i,acon,c \'. . , •' _,;,;·N•• ..�� -- "•� A"'"""' . --_·-'i_ ,:.,, l; .::; • ;,:···.-.J.' ' I of " Priibalt Court � ,, . . . • �t, '. \j(, ' . ,\ s> \i',-., ,, -� ' . ,._ ,_,..,�-,-.,_... -/l· ,-,!� ;, ;;,..., · .,. � ,; � l�:- ,, 1:�;._1, .:,:�, ' !•> , ,•.,,. � , ·,},: ' ' , ,-�{ ' • ,,•�•·�¾\ .. / �P\1 111 " 'h. H'a, 7• .t,t•{'I1 ·'·•t· ' \· � • wi.- 2-21121. , , •�_,r· . . 'J · ·• p• i" · j.., l' · , ' " � - -- ·r - --- -- - ··' �- _ '� '.ri•1t A ,.,-\\', I .il.,_ f_:_ _# � er:� PN' =:- TRAILER $PAC£ -.;-u'�rJ D 'd C Miller to; J ....r - , ,,. 1 I I ___F·oR . !'•-"'- .,_■ a. ...,_..._ Event� •. 1 I i ,•==::.ap;;;;I ....;A =N=;..; = ==1 Q I Wuntea Ps PHO.,' E WY 2 2 1 5..,��;;::::;:;----••--,,.--,:----,e,e=:--,e,::--:--,ee::--,li JJ . • ,\...OIDlil" I Ap pl e Grove 'ioci al Events I BJ Employment ,rs. 1d W ...., ...... ......,. I' -·- . MCUON. .. :f � ,._,pJeaie . , •.=r- - - :,1· ",, ._'/ , Jl.•�ffl l . ;:: -� '4a -- � Business Services ■ -, An...-� ..... ,.... .. '!; ' ,,:�, ..:.. ,- ____ _ · I. - Legal Notice EDITOR'S MAILBAG NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With Social EvPnts In Langsville or t§) Lost and Found Call Dlci SUITilt °', c�u -.. ,... _ ., '•t ,__, . r' 181 Auto Sales ._. c,._ . , Lego/ N ■ uu·rz -■- ■••• f' AVERY NELSON RAm ' ' N. W. . . COMPT(>'N, 0. D. Legal Notic, - -- +-,------ --- . '.'. , :, · �--. r � ,. :1/'; ( 20bl for Sale- './t r{�'-�: _,.., - or '· 3 Rooms IQ• New F u rn itu re .!_.2 1 ) Rea.I 1::state ONLY s299 SEE US AIOUT YOIII MODERNIZING PLANS Mlmte, Sn, Mnty...s.,. ""'"'�" ... MASON FURNITURE CO, FO.R SA L E ( 9a l �rine Supplies _ zz. Legal Notices 1 1 4 l For. Rent ,------ "'""°' .............. ■ __ffl_ · . •iliipl"'ii,i;.�, :Ndlllllen, .... thtt s.. Channel 3 - Saturday Ch ann el 10:00 10:30 11:00 .1:10 1 1 : 13 l :00 3 Lorett.a Your 1 Sbow Two Faces Wt11t New• Weath( :-e11'" Nltewatch Mgn Off 4:00 w,tch Mr Wlzard t:30 Science Fiction 5:00 Detective's Diary 5:30 True Story 8:00 Hoffle Run DerbJ tl·.80 Newt Picture '.:45 Sports Roundup tU,5 Sign on 8::Jl5 Weatherl.!allt Conlinental Classroom 8:00 ree Jambo Night ·1:00 Saturday 1 00 Toda. • : 7:50 Bonanza me Neighbor, Welco 9:00 8:30 Till Man Mr•- North and Mr. 9:30 9:00 The Deputy Ill Re Douah t0:00 9:30 The C1mp1dgn and t�e l0:30 Play Your Hunch Candidates 11:00 Prlt� 11 Right 10:30 'Man _. rum Interpol u;ao O,ncentratlon 11:00 Ne· ,.•• m!adlinet I LZ!OO Trutb or Com1equeDC11 11 :1.0 W -,athereast , 12•SO It Could be You ! b,:.� Sbockwa�h 1:00 Mid Day New, 2:00 Sign Off J:.10 Movietlme 2:30 Women's World , 2:30 Loretta Yol,lllg Theater .3:00 Youn a; Dr. Malon e 9:4(1, Sign On 3:30 From nese Rootll r e 10:00 Christoph 4:00 Make ftoom for Daddy swer n A The 10:30 Here"s Hollywood 4·30 11 :00 Frontiers of Faith oat BilJ Steamb ,:oo Life the i11 1 1:SO This Queen of the Jungle ena e 5 Sh :30 t'Z:00 TV Chapel n the Round i c Musi 6:00 12:30 Pre Game Show 8:16 Jim Th■cbr Show 12:45 World Series 8:2& Weitherc&H 3:30 U. S. Steelworkers 6:30 ?leWs 'Pictut1, e 8:45 Film Featur !lulitlc+ Bithtl.; _..,.1 &,4& 30 Lab 4;00 :P,uckleberry Hound 7:00 5:00 Machine Workers of Riv�boat 7:30 America • B:30 Tales Of Wells Fargo 5:30 'p80pl8 Are Funny 9:00 Klondike tl:00 Meet the Press 9:� . Dante • r.f P1etu 'News y 8:30- · Sunda 10:00 B&rbtlra Stiri'WYck Show 6 :40 Weathei'cast 10:80 Jackpot Bowling 6:'45 Sports · \·00 New• ltN1dliaw 7 :'00 Sbirley Temple Show t :tu Wettbereut · s:OO NatlO.nal Velvet 16 Jack Paar Show ti: w Sho r 8.30 'Ub Hun te 1:00 Si&n off 9:0:' Che1y Sho•,.. ----Channel }-Monci10) �annel 3 - Sunday Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Oct. 8, 1960-1 WMl'U Oaily rrogram ScheduJe 12:IO J111t ror You t.Mond1y . ,r..,) l;OO · News H.eadllnell On lip ,:. 1:0',I J\Ult For YOD f:00 <Juul Star 1 :SI> New, 1,:11. New■ 1:30 1 J1,11t t!or ·1011 e;IO RP D Z:00 C.alllpl OIi l'l, ,1'1.,....1 ;:oo News lleatlll... 3:0(j Newt "HelllinH l':02 .Brt.!akf&1t Part)' 1:02 llualt Go Round 7:30 Pickeriii Hardware Sbow 1:30 News 7:.0 Jireakf11t Pan, r 1:3& Mulic, Go Round 8:00 New, fle.,.dline, Beadlinet, Newa 4-:00 8:02 Sport.a Repor. '' ,l;Ot Mualc Go Rollll4 t;OS Breakfut Part7 4-· � Local Newa • i:30 New1 t:35 M111ic Go Boabd . !:S& Bhakfalt Party aball Sloret 6:oo----Bu. HeadliDel New, t:00 &:05 Mua"ioGo Round 11."2 BreakJ:iat Jrany ,:30 Newt lleadllnes 9:SD New •:31 Millie Go Bound 9,at, Brealdut Part:J 5:415 Complete New1 ltmtDd--, 10:00 Coflee Time Crow's Steak·HoVM-8otmd 8;00 Shop Swap i0:15 · o( tb, 80'I l0:30 New� Headllnel 6:30 Mew, Headlin• 10:82 Mornina: Devouooi 86:SZ Evenioil Inle!'luda , 10:45 Radio Hymnal · 7:00 Newa He�es . ll:00 New1 lllradllnet 7:02 Evening Dlterlude 11:0Z Countrr P ,, 7:30 Ne"wa HeadUn• 11:28 Fmn T'.&D. '1:32 Sundown Senna.. ll:SO a■clr _ .iuu 8:00 Sip Off NeWI": 11 NO' ll:00 ·-,,.-_,.------="--'c=:c_::::.::______ .. " BJ RED LASSWELL MANTHY !! MARRY ME ? ILL 'IE { Political Figures Invited To Formal Hospital Demcation A "Legislative Reunion" will be Governo'rs during the plannini II.TI�, held Satlll'day, Oct. 8, in coonel?tlon buildµlg of the Medial Center.­ with the formal dedication of the will be awarded honorary degrees. ·. ,,,. _ , West Vlrgi n fo U nivereity Hospital, mtto pl'9� the g oyer Pre1idin Presldent Eh'ls J. Stahr Jr. an• be held outdoon if weatli;r per­ a1l r said n Stah ide t n nou ced. Pres mits, Wm be Presid'ent , '.Stattr. members of and candidates for Speakers, in addition lo J)i. Shan­ the State Legislature, as well as non, will be Goverttor Cecil IL Un­ all candidates for state otfice haYe derwooi;I, f�rm� ,Govern or Okey L. been invited to attend the dedirP11ttel0n, ;nd fOl'mer Un iveraity cation and also to b e guests of tbe re1id cnt Irvin Stewart. Governor University at a luncheon and at P eson wa_s r1tspon1ihle for fo. Patt the WVU-Richmond lootbpll game eating the. MedieAl Center in Mor­ . I 10 Lott Show n The tio dica e d the following gantoWn , and Dr. Stewart held of­ an luncheon will consist of food grown fice during its plari.ning and _tbe · on the Un h·eroiity's eXperimentel areater part of its basi£. construc­ s:30 Pre Game Show �.1 M · farms. 3,45 NCAA Football tion . 8:00 Cartoon spectacular Post Game Show The newcation program, which 6:45 Dedication of the &22-bed Uni; 8:30. Romper le.oorn is scheduled for 10 a. m., featurea vei-sity _ Hospital climaxed a build'. 7:00 Record Hop 9 :30 Movie • Dr. James A. Sha nnon. director of ing program whicl} began wi;th, 7 :30 Leave It To Beaver . LuCl' Welk LaVe e I enc ' uO 1 · the National Institutes of Health, ground breaking· on Dec. . �• 1952.­ �:00 Lawr l;25 Your aaso Aepciiaer U. S. Public Health Service, as the The hospital betan rec:e1V1ng par 9:00 Fight Qf the Week 1:30 I Married ,Joan ma in 1peaker. Both Dr. Shomnon tients on ,A.ugust 10. Its completion 9:45 Make That Spare p n ndu Texa Rou n The paig 12:00 Com aQd Dr. Tho�s L. Harris, mem• has made possible a four,yell' cur• 10:00 of )2:30 Queen foi a D8y lier Of lbe Un ive.rsity eO·artJ 10:30 TBA riculum leading to the M. D:-, (le­ .; New ute F.aces n t e-Mi 1:00 Abou ll:00 Vp•To-Th gree, the first of which will b� PORK POTLUCK _. 1:30 M ed ic 11:10 Sports Report conferred ln 1962. er Leftov UPIYORK NEW 2:00 Day in Court :15 Late SbOW The ded ication ceremOdies w,iµ pork roast is the basis for a mai n 2:30 The Gale Storm �llfflt sttended by representatives of be dish salad. Toss together lightly �:00 Beat tbe Cl�a: health sciences front throulJh• e th c'!lb­ raw d e 1 cup �ach of shredd l:30 Who Do You 1'rult state and ,region and by th11 the bage, shredded raw carrots, diced out can !anll.9llff Amert. , f:-00 r les public, in addition to st.ate • n eral n Fuu gE! day Fun 4 12:00 Matty's cele ry and shredded cheese, 1,Captain Gallant S:30 ity officiab. 12:30 TBA cup each of dic�d green pepper, and Univers San Francltto Beat 11:00 , 1:00 Fllrn chopped fresh parsley and sliced G;.H Yo!lr Bsso R� onlon. 2 cups of shredded cold t!ao College News Conference 6:40 Weather Teller cooked pork, ¾ ctip of mayon­ 2:00 The Anawer 6:415 John Daly New• naise, 1 teaspoon each of salt all 2:30 American League Footb 7 :00 Pre�s Confctence W, 0. crow to Charles L- Kltfgttt. and dry mustard and 1-8 teaspoon Show 7·30 Chevenne 5:30 Ilka Chase aereis, on Serve r. e pp p e black d n ing, 'vaclora Kriighting, ll of grou • • ,' I · ll:;30 Surfside Six t:00 • People's Choic,with ished n gar ttuce e l t. of Letar bed a ise Parad In tures en Adv 9:30 ) ts Presen 8:30 - Walt Disney De11A Dyke to Darwood"'- f{•PPff, radi8h roses. Serves 6 to ti. 10:00 Peter Gunn Show 7:30 M.11verick Napper, Corr�tlon fi�·ed, S!I: Mary J:�O Ted Mack Amateur Jrout · 11.-, 8:30 Law111an tern... t Tonigh NeW! The :00 l l l e h e P D:00 The , Beat,.·,', _ , , \1:10 Scanning the Weatber · g: 30· The Islanders 1:"ffer,l. �ec}. t&· 001lB• ' ito 'l'li "o ·· I ell Stockton, Atla' Vali) ill:00 Waltf!r Winch ' t>'fl.i,r1 · Al! c, · s ht To!lig Nc:wa s The etli?i-, · rhom:a Holter Jr., James \1 :00 T. Holtl'!r, atfid. of trans., Sutton.. 1,· Belle Holter, dee., to Alice Stock• ton, Adi Viin �deter, ThOitras Holt­ er, Jr., James E. Holter, · Cert. for • .•1. r ►' trans., Sutto n. n ii Russ 1 �ion11 n 7:(!P Co verfa O:OU Dan� l'at!Y Stanford Stockton, Alice si� 7:�0 Bjg, i,cture 6:00 All st:ar,V/restlitis Charles V1nMeter, Ada- VAA ton, ct:00 CBS Ni.lwi 7 :00 Lock Up Thomas Holter, .Tr., E;yf' Meter, • . 15' Captain Kan garoo 1:30 Perry ?'.la.eon n Holter to James T. Holter, pa�• . ly 9:00 ".:artoon Theater 8:30 Just Polly and !'11e eels, Sutton. · Decembel' Bride .I Jb:00 Trav ]iUil. P·30 Jliav� Kenna anrl Kate Knotts tq 0. 10:30 Video Village . •' 10:00 Gu'h1aio1ie Fetty, 40 A., Salem. . 1 1:00 .I Love Lul?y �.e" FIOreh 10:30 Not f'or Hire gh, Mayhu E. George 1 1 :00 News Mayhugh to Ova Arix, patceh, , 11 :00 Clear Horizon, 11':Ui Theater 13 Scipio. . L2:00 :w� cd Lift' 1,:30 Sear'cr. For Tom0l'1'9W Lo'r8tt11 R. Long, Lcslei. -1r µJ11g, t2:45 The GUidl"fl Light Therlll Randolph, ·Nellie Rlln­ to 1 :00 Llfe of Riley I' 9:00 Rev. Mathew!! doll}h, pll"Cels, Olive 1."llnlt World the Aa :90 1 bell 'MltC 9:30 Rev. :Maud, B MarUn, Geora;e W. Mar• 10:ljO How · Christian Science 2:00 Ftdl Circle tin, �late�ce E. Martin, Ida. Mar­ 2:&0 Houte Pa1'Y Heals tin, CarJ A. T, Matlin, Len.a MIil'> The Mllllonalre 3:00 Work at icans 10:115 Amer toh to Ohio Power Ci;,., 66.07 Acres ,, 3·'ffl 11le V4l'di ' ,t Ill YOllili ' lb:80 Ca:.1era :f coal, Salem. i,,,y Brlibter '!'I!• 1,11\) 11:0I> lllg Picture Earl - A. Goode, Mary M. Goode Seerot ,,...,_ t: IS 11:30 RFD, VSA Ohfo Power Co., Ul3 Acres, ��J, to Tllo Ed,ie ol �tti,t 12:00 Rev. Elwood Gibbs Salem. 5:00 The Tlirr1!t Stpoget11 , 12:30 Oral Roberts Mannine: D. Webster, adm .. H. ... ft Sli1tb, J:00 Artb.ur .l . 1:00 Pro Football Highlights ltumfield, dl!il, Myrta L. Rinil:• · H. 9;�S A Lo� at the -Wea.hir . . ·ll() Pro Foo\.,.11 field, d�., , to Dennis L. Paltner, · 8:20 Sportscope' ' Cllampionship Bowling Je11je L Palmel', parcels, Salem: '11' Andy ,Amos 1:30 . X WilC<l ard Will , :U,ev . 5:00 7:'00 MarshaJI Footl)all lit c.11•1<• Bowl . $-4(1.E A!iNOl)NCEO . · ,!=3\l To Ttll I"' Truth 8:00 - T� ?}lacll: Amateur Hour· Freewill �ptl�t Church wilt The · · GJaf)J■ anr\ Pete a:00 1:l!!I •'twentieth Cen!urJ · · spOl'ISOr., a , bakfl. . a nd rwnmage �ale 8:30 BtJngi1:l"g 1Jpi ' BtiddY 1:00 t.ollli ori Sa�ai, OCt 15, in tbQ Prib'dy . 9:00 D•nny �H Sh"OW ·, f:3R P.ennj§__ t.)Je Menace bliitd!N �ear the Llbe'rtY · :tte�tO . r9:iO Andy .Jiriil!th Show 1:00 'fflt l:d sutllvin Show ant. on E,- -�aI!!•Jlt, ' . . . ' . ' , ,, · IO:l!Q HonnjieY . 9,00 ·Th, :Bli Sell L0:30 Prei'JP#ti11l Cciuntbwn ' 10.: 00 Candid Caniera 'Mrs. Rtlby Burke of ,Alfrf lpe�t • 10:ac, Whilb My LlneT Frlday. witl1 hei' parents, .,.r.··, ani.t · · Spepial News B abcock. 11 :\16 Sunday .A . � !:·�C::_·� �ri '"",!_2M � r·, �1r1 , 18 . u,10 ::_ 1 1 : l� Theater 13 •�"""""""" • � e,:,, --,, _: ' M.M. B CUBLY I . W!!Ar. ' 8UT WHY _ , nrifUG, r:uv. I CAME '' I NE:VI! MARMEO YOl.lt, TO 'tOUR F/M).M 1'0 l(lli 'IOU! -,l"=-c--cr--= :c- ----''------�ra H S-TV C w l i\el 8 -Salilrlat C ha nnel 8 Chan�,· a· - . OnaaJ a Channel 8 - Sunday &.� :!!"" , . . . -WHT N:Y y·--Ch an ne l 13 Channel t 8-"1lltilay ' Ghcinnel 13-Moitdd, wm NANCY THE � Ml L!iT'S \iisn TODAY · W J· E· H OH , S\o<.'AMI --· W I LL YOU SHOW US SOME MAG IC TODAY ? ,• . 1 : NO--· I'M J:IUSY W R I T I N(; MY LIFE STORY : • Brings You TIie WII0\5 A JEIUCP Up To The M1inute Matott Ooura tt HEWS Channel 13 - Sunday ..., 'l'li• l;•oo a tlinii Q,1' io AM � 11·. ,15 . I A� . o,,io .aad � "' t1ie w-.. t:1: f"IP Tile-�. 5:05 PM =, wj l· , .. Cuck/t,. �16lt9 Ohr° MODERN a WSAZ-TV • 1!ri l-4'l0 l'.:l!. I>a° · · 27th ' '· ■ .:ii., .! , '//!, : f...t!f�� �!ern!�t. ••ie ��• M"'7 E•. Coverdale, �ilDJlii�lrii 0:,� :�>' . ,: ) "' ,.. �. . -�.� •r �--��-�--�. - ·,.:�•_,--�,.: .��· , V,� 1• ' ' ,,, ,� , ,,·· ''" ,_ •' C I II · I' • ' ") ' ' ,, , I r. fl ' • ,,,,.,,..�_.,,,., �-· DIii, 8'11tlnel, Pomeroy•Middleport. 0 . Oct. B. 1960 - . 1 4l_ For _Rent Lenal Notke ...... .... Meigs & Mason November 17 Set As Date For Annual Bazaar I • FINDS FAMILY DEAD ------- - I FOUR ROOMS, un furnUhed -•nd ) NOTICE OP ELICTIOH ON TAX , NEW YORK UPI-A i11ndlunl t,,ur r�vm furnished. Phone LIVY IN IXCESS OP THE TIN seeki ng lo collect the rt-111 (uuml MILL LIMITATION Beegle. WY2 3302, Christine a family of four, indudini;: 1wo MN, H....... ..... . NOTICE i1 hereby ih•en that in JU 7-6lc small children , dead in thrir i,, � j e Donohu George Mrs. and Mr. ' <!\ u � , � pursuance of I ReaolutJon of the M ni. pau_I Case! pre1ided when of Columbus spent the weekend ttnement flat Friday. Police said lio..ro of 'Tnt1tee1 of the Town� the C.1tbolic "' OcM.er 8 wilb Mr. "nd Mrs. Roy Donohue Juan Garcia, 28, his wife. lsabd, Women's Club met t Y . 00,fSJS"h: N'f OEPJ: r I I UH . t 1t. J.:S ( ! l. 1 · ship .of Chester, Meigs County, Thursday eveni ne: al the church. FOR RENT All members of Return Jon■• and were honored with a miscel- and their childreo. Elizabc1h . .l RATES \Jllio, pused on the 29th day of Prayer b Fathtlr John Turel tit an Meigs Ch&pter/ DAR, are I l.aneoua shower at the Easl Letart and Juan Jr., 2, apparently h.id July, 1960, there will be submitted opened theymeetin&, Mrs. Cather• ask ed to be at the Middleport Church basement Saturda night . been asphyxiated by ges ruml·S 111 t:0y .-.rd. ,,1,e mser11on M · n 1rw1n rn;irlit - tk) :t-ulb I to a vote of the people or aaid lne Shavorlnsky was reported Cemetery at 3 p. m. Saturday - Other guest11 of the Donohucs their sleep. lfUlJ lor three l'Oll.sttulh·, uise1 uo1111 Chester Township al a Genera] home from the hospital after afternoon for Lh e grave marki ngs were Mrs. Mary Surgon of Akron . . ,, "-- o n ,· mu1:tn t,)r :n, �-eiil _; 1,t'� 1,1 ,Jr �'' c.en Ier of town - grass lawn . 1 Election 'f to be heJC,, in the Town, undergoimr surgery. Reports on !o,. Mrs. Robert A. Miller and bl( ,aite o , 4 :ents pPr 1,1• urd will be chm geV tor iu1 vl-rtlsm� Staff Sgt. an d Mrs. BUI RobiuWoll take 50 ft. tra,·ter, shlp of Chester, Oh io, at the regu- the �ativ lty Dea nery M" SauRrlera. Daisie IS! Lawrence Smlth called 0.-.n n so and family of Indiana are g n ti e me '! .. ,..ltlliu lU days .iner reut, v:n 2 bill. 1 lar places of votin& therein on I · McGill Wednesday night Bruce a , • • . M r. · mg VJIII and by given were Glouster m d l he Mrs Rob• E rl • � '" � Ja MY�.ru.i:11141 - Should t.e , ...v,--t,•o .!11'111 ,1une1:, Tb, SEE Octol�•tr 10_ Nove:nber of day 8th the J"ue.sday, Miller Ii; home from the \�on O.U ins.:,n_ Mrs. and Kunzelman Mary Mrs. I M gs f,.._,.,.ka'!neJ will nnt ht- re.�pon111lJl i> for wmt- u,<1r1 1m•· , ncoi I 'the Central P fA w,11 meet at l llospit11l and 1s 1 1 �60. th� q11c1tion of leY)'ing, i� C■aci. Genera ei ' • Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe a nd daugh the sch�ol Monday u t 7 : 30 p. m. excess of the ten mill limitation I GYI recuperating. Mrs. Robert Schu l te was wel,f ,\, -�� flt I'l:anv ana �l' IJI ""(llll"t<• l)f b·, -It.- SJ 1,111 t lbJ•llar!ot• for the benefit GI Chester Town: oomed as a new member. Thurs- Orv_al Wiles and ch·arlea H ayes wi ll ter and Mrs. Herbert Roush spent Earl Sansbury has been ill Mkldleport, Ohlo , 'PIIDl.-hed at ( c!.,'ll pe1 ..-oro hip f?r the purpose of Proper day, Nov. 17 was set as the date be m char.!':e _of the proriram and a Wednesday at the home of Mr with a cold. .J , 191 -. -, WY-2•5 lS Phone V �"' :'!-" 1)AY� A l MO �� w:i care, improvemen t and mainten• for the annual bazaar. A dish :yle show will be staged by the and Mn. Arnold Anderson � , ..x. """ ff ,;n Members of the Fairview church I en . _ oI Town ship Cemeteri es. ance towel shower for the church kit• ti'-: · ----~ Mi.O(l SI 81 ' 1 1 .2'• dOr gathere d . at the home of R_ev. and additional n A ng: bei tax Said chen was pla nned for the next S The Daughters of Ruth Oasfl of �rs. Dwight Spe ncer Saturday $:l .� $1.:.0 ?5c ,;7 i,t I I / I Hetp __ tax of .SO � ill 1 to run for 5 years. meeti. ng. The traveling prize dothe united Methodist will Chur.::h _ mght and held a surprise birth•BALDWlN ,._.vea D) 10 A.M will bf. w IMI 04>' 1 .,..J)tll at a rate nol exceeding .50 mills MAN to take ove� atati on. for each one dollar of valuation nated by Mrs. John Kokovltch I meet Mondlly afternoon at the day party for �he · pastor. He was WURLffZE1l • • • I l""IIII Phone WY2-9920. 9-2a-tfc which amou nts lo five cents f� was awarded to Mrs. Eugene I church with Mn. Minnie Neutz- present� a birthday cake with • Conde. ling, Mrs. M.art Crary and Mrs · Happy Birthday Rev. Spencer de. and OTHE;R FAMOUS WY2- l! ach one hundred dollan or valu• ,ANTED: Mechani�Phon' W Hoste&eea Go'eglein as hosteHes· Thomas November the for corated in green , pink an.i white n , for 1'ive Years. atio BRANDS DIJ20. 9-23-tlc . NGt1.·ces _ __ ____ from the church. The evening The Polls for said Election wilJ meetin1 were announced and in• SALE The Disabled American Veterans . was sp� soclaily and singing be o�en at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and clu�ed Mrs. Thomas Hannlgan, CONTROL . .• AN PIST INl actt.... w, SJ!:O n, Mra. Jobn Lengen, co- will meet at the D.A.V. Hall, Porn- hymns. A! cha� U GAR DEN traoto ra mo ,na wter the honored guest \ remam open until 6:30 o'clock p r- j I p l ch111rman, Kok9vltch, Mrs. eroy, Ohio, Monday night October opened his many presents re• era. Rotary mower blades &.h ar. hone n Standard Time of 11 Easter M. R. P J Christina ODonnell and Mrs. Ari- 10. There will be a potluck supper fresh�e nta were served to the C"lted WY2- I pened. C11, &toa. mowiq and da1. i\. ..i,tw 'ltltton4,26.tfc at 8 p. m, a nd the meat will be , l� ing Mr· and Mn. Elmer · plowin_11:. rder By of the Board of Elec- drew ZwlJ)ina:. " · c BABY in my .own home SITrING nished by the DAV's. All veter- • �- � fur m The r GRAV 1 n l fft. with ILV closed TRACT pr1 · OR 1-ens, Roger Roush, Ruth, hons or Meigs county, Ohio. ,--:-.,----��� n l n ve e day, WY2la;ht. n or g er by Father Tunl, after which ans are welcome. TJl,e Ladie,• Aux- Benny and Penny Wolfe, Mr. and - !'irst Presbyteria n j Sal �111 ana Service 4l:!! �- Ma in St. '" Chairman Will, G. Emmett 2622. l0-6·3t"c !10 member&, Presbyterians f1111leroy, Phone WY z.2975_ 1 .Jo. . Dorothy. �- Johnst.on,- Clerk refreshment& were serYed by iliary are in charge of the e nter- Mrs. Arnold Anderson, Mrs. Ken . , ve •topped coming to -Mf!, Phyllis Xnopp, , Mn. Philip ta inmen t. · 7-21-tk " .,•1 �. netb Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Her- · WILL DO ironi ng in my home. Dated October 7, HMSO. {. · �e1er, j --- . - --·-- - --� Mra. Cltimente . Me I n chlni h, SchN nd a Churc _ h, Billy, Nancy, Bobt?y b ert Roue Call TU2-3894• (10) 8, 15, 22, 27, 4t_c lo-6-3tc " . r, October' 1 1 Ml"B. Michael Hackett and Mra: attend the rewards are THE LAT.I!: T. H. DAVIS proand Stevie Pickens, Mr. a nd Mrs. perty, brick � two _ s tory, locate The M eigt Coun ty Riding Club W illa� Ebersbach and family, Rlchard Greaa, ·•; ,f:lt!tt. 10-t-5tc at North Third and Coal (20 ) will meet Tuesday at ?:30 p. m. at Bonnie, Connie a nd Brenda An­ Streets, Middleport, may be the Salisbury Township building. derson, Joe Rhodes and the Yf"U_ AND SQUARE DANCE MUILLER PUkNACU, WIITIN8 ,- --S.��11 nl&bt, Oct. 8th, from --;l. .· 1._ ,:1 9-17-3otc - . HOOS applla,...._ Antold .... NOTICE - OF I LICTION ON TAX seen any eveni11g. Members are asked to bring sand- honored guest and wife. c--c.-'"---::.:.'.:::= . ........ lr,ICUM, Ohio. ,... LIVY IN IXCESS OP THI TIN ,�,. �-to 12:30 at Pomeroy Moose c;:;;:-;=::c'-or cookies. wiches PEACHE S, brm& containera. 4 MILL LIMIT.\TION and , -'�•- All Moose members WY2-6384. l · 11,11,ff October 12 NOTICE is hereby given that in \ ftJ'pU, 0-7 2tp , WebBter_ Fruit Farm, Long Bot1 tom, Ohio. Pho n e YUkon 6-3.201 , pur&:ua nce or a Resolution of · the Councilors of Chester Past The ,,. __ oii­ IIEPtU 80NDffi0NIIIG, .UR 1 �10.u, Board of Trustees of the TowJ11blp To the Editor: Council Daughters of America will Refrigera­ Jack"• service. aUori \· . !l�••H•nal Travel A..MJ We of the Sew-Rite sewing Club meet Wednesday evening at the ;;;c��;-cc- -----tion. New Haven. !'boot TU2- or Lebano n, Mella county, Oh io, BLAN::; $1 .00 per bu . Pick your to take this opport,unity to lodge hall with Mrs. Henry Spen­ wi1h By Mrs. Alpha Barr pass e d on the 8th day or August ,. Colao 6-28-11 3>3'7. ow ,1 . Brin _!: your own contain er. ·' � a. TIM P. UZ 11 All, .> k _ Mrs. Floyd Longstreth received commtind the young people of our !!er and Mrs. Curtis Frederick as 1960, there will be subm i tted U: C. W. l'roftlll, Portland 1 T1wney II \IOte of the people .or sald Leh• commu.nity. hostesses. Mrs. Buell Ridenour word of the death of her grand­ 10 ;.i,i p 1 tCTIOHIII A � ,.1 was which hop record the At · o.m 1, 11. 2n41, :m. n on ' Tow a n ship at a General Elec­ and Mrs. Floyd Ridenour wlll be mother, Mrs. Lydia Darst recently • C..,pki,"e """... - ---} � 01 ..1615 � Mrs. . Dorothy Han ley spent the .. tio n to be held in the Towruhlp of sponsored recently by our oraani • in charge ot the entertai nment. . smGE!t s��WlNG �ACHINE Crltf a,,....,. ta: ... .. ., . • nt i on the behavior day 111}(1 with her sister-in-law Mrs. maMen . Lebanon, 'Ohio, at the �1ular r blond console model i n excel'. October 13 of those aUendlng were beyond reC. Nelson Wednesday. i there votin1 Tues­ on n, places lent condition with ' guarantee. .... C. BRADN>RP. Rae'"-. Oh"- day, the 8th day of The Winding Trail Garden Club Mr. an d Mr,. Alpha Barr and Woveml:rer proach. Sunday, m. p, i SHOOT OUN , ;:" , Equipped 1.0 make button hole1:1 j meet Thursday evening at family and Blair Cadwallder of will sometimes Is there t a th. feel We 1960, the qu e•ilon of _levylnJ, I� �. 8th. Sponsored by Moo�c darn, p<1tch, monogram and man; excess of the ten mill lim itation to much 't'rltlci1m and ·too lltUe the home o( Mrs. Joseph Struble �olumbus attended the Barr-Mar• • Glub on old Route No 7 bel\!nd Janq ug zag stitcheli. Take OYer 'Mulberry Heights for a masked tm wedding at Oak Hill Satur­ the -benefit of Lebanon Tqwn'. praise for odr youth. Co� I )'ibtlna Rink. 10-7-2tp balance llue $43.50. Terms arday. sh ip f�r the purpose of Proper · Therefore, we wou ld lite to state Halloween party. Wherever yoµ live, You can en• ranged or discount !of'\ cash Members of th e La ngsville care, improvement and mainten­ we 1hould all be very proud to . joy the convenienc� o( g·as and 15 October l'hnnc WY 2-2204. 10 5 tit� Church gave a shower for Mr. ance of Township Cemeterles. · - ba¥e tuch fine young people i n our appllances · - - - · with modern hold wiU Church rview i Fa The and Mrs. Duane Barr who live at � ' f tbkT FO UR fox hounds during NECL'I U SEWING 3ald tax bei ng": An additional area. Ashland Bottled Ga8. kihbind MACHINE a bake sale at the Simpson build­ Oak Hill, _ yours. truly Very tb e M eI.(II C ou nty Hunt. Anytax of -�O mllls to ru n :for 5 ,ears. Equipped to zig zag, darn, monoBottled Gas - - · is dependable, Sew Rite Sewing Club ing beside Cleland Drug Store in Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Veriga n a rate not exceed ing .3() mills al !)he knowing their whercubouts . ,gnvn, etc. Sold originally for Betor• 9:30 A.M. heats en ient, stormproof conv Racine, Saturday, Oct. 15. of_ Dexter called on Bruce Mc­ for each one dollar of valuation· p}e"9 notify any Fox HuntM ·,i,u.uu. Pay oH balance oJ' nstantly. i Mlddl..... WY4otMf Gill Monday. wh ich amou nt.s to Fl Ye Cifnb: f� 10_7_4tc W19-3182. October 16 $56.DO or $8 per month. Pho ne ,..D ITOIIII O JC85 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thomas ul ta of lars l do dred n hu e n o eac:h ty n Cou Meigs The y l Ral Youth WY 2-2204. For More Detallis. Phc,11, 1 0 5 tile Al C­ ' NOTICE OF ·L CTION ON ISSUE of the Churches of Christ will be spent a day in Col umbus recent­ Years. Five for ation, ' y- 11-2141 OF IONDS FOH �ALI£ nutom�lic circulating IIAMII.L Tbe Polls for Hid Electh)n will or Writ• held Su nday, October 16, at 2 P- ly. Mrs. Donna Morris worked IIIVICI ITATIOII NOTICE ii. hereby given that l n m. at the Rutland Church of Christ. in the post otlice several days. gas he11ter with fan be open at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and 51!1 000 Uttd Can Mrs. C1arice Longstreth and remal n open until 8 : 30 o'cl ock P. pursuance, of a ReaoluUon of the The Pomeroy church wlH be in H'J" U Used three mo�ths. ' In­ Al..ny l3U Medela Hcl Mak-. All , quire al 128 Mulberry Ave., M. Eastern Sta ndard Time of · uid Cou ncil of the Vlllae:e of Middle- charge of the program, and there Mrs. Glenna Fetty spent Monday Ivery D1.J Sonic< T�l'OLITAN MOTOQ pc>rt, Ohio, PIiied on the lBth and will be an election of officers. at . Gall ipolis where Mrs. Fetty day. J•omeroy. Hemlock Grove, Ohlo 10-6-3tp Mlln It. days 26th July, of ill w there l9ll0, Holzer at er moth her sited i v orde By B the of 1' ecl E of oard Phone WY-2-41794 1-­ 1,::lc: Ohio :-:N .::T:-: be submitted to a vote Of the peo--;A:-: Hoapital. UC tO lions, of M�County, Ohlo. o. HOLZIR HOSPIT�L - --'--- SIX 8-20 Ten Ply Truck Tires with RIAIONABLI Em�� O. Will, Ch■Jnaan1 pie or said Ml�el}Oft VUlage ■t . · , •' nt - Mrs. Dacto '"' •:,:, OICK Supor lbrdtop Look, . L ubes. O nc two speed rear end IATISFA · be( I i �ometoy. is,kl · •,, CTtO GUAU.11'1111 M. Joh nston, Cletk \he General Election to ¥ -\leld I n ·v,�if1t N Dor�tl_lf 01 rdeser, · for ne WY2Pho new. like rum · 1 ½ ton truck. See Merchant s . ', the Vlllaa:ti or Middleport dhlo at C■II or writ• I. O, Moee, Dated October 7, 1980 D11charges, Oct. 6. Mrs. Edgar Col lecting Agency, Pomeroy Na• 10--4--tltp . 778. th;revoting or plll.ciefil regular the Ohl• Chest.,, (10) 22, 111, 8, 29, 4tc Mahan, . Preston A. Dolin, Mrs. tJonuJ Bank Uoilding, Pomeroy, In, on Tuesday, the Bth day of Nov- T�omas Salyers, _Leo Wallace Ly­ '' · -� CHEVROi.£1' BEL AIU 4 � 8 22 ll()lp Oluo. ___ __ _ 10 8 Jtc OPTOMETRIST ember,- 1960, the question of issu- ons, E noch Ray Fmely, M�s. Maude ��one owner, low mileage, power in, bol'lda or said Vlllage or Mid- C. Pemberton, Odna Wr ight, 111rs. , Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Cloee at Noon on Thurs.) 'l( 1 brakea. ateerlng, R&H, white 3ou llALE.S STHA \\/. Pho�; W1 u: BULLDOZER FOR mRE. Pond;, basementa and la ndscaping. Ph. ::1679, Edison llullon, Minersv ille. · ··: wall■. 702 W. Main St., PomoEast Coon· Street, Pomeroy NOTICE OF .LICTIOIY ON TAX dleport in the ,imount of One Jame• K. Love, Mrs. George R. 30tp 3 10 3-32M. YU Cheater, Hundred Firty Thousand Dollars Cornett and In fant. �y. ' ' 10-4-3tp f 10 8 3lc TEN THI. OP EXCESS IN LIVY ----- ---· - -($UM),000.00) for the purpose of ., MILL L IMITATION PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. ·- ----· SALE USED FURNITUR E .AT Paying a part of the eost of con• SIGN YOUNG PITCHERS , , , , 11N MERCURY, 2 door, autom11 n I that n ve i g hereby Is NOTICE Paperi ng. Floor sanding and fin­ ELBERF ELD'S IN POMEROY . ·, 1tructlng , a aewage treatment CITY, Mo. UPI--The KANSAS the of n Resolutio a or i;:e n pur9ua ate h d n a radlo transml11ion, \Uc . -� ishing. Carl E. Nelson Rutland, llCA VJCTO.lt 2-i inch mahogany plant, including a site thereof, and Kansas C ity Athletics have sign­ J,•' •••J or sec BJU Ea1tern the of n Educatio of Board -,�... Vl3-...... P•••• .. , •-· •• 2-1196». WY e n Pho 1. Rt. television Con11ule. New picture con1truclln1 sanitary sewers end \ IICX:elvey. 10_7_3tc ! tube. $lJi>. 10 4 6tp Loe■! School District. Meigs Coun­ other appurttina nces necessary for ed two 18 year old right banded ; 0:. pitchers, Ralph McGu ire af Lin­ ty, Ohio, Pf.l8ed on the lat day or HC A V I C'l'UH 21 inch deluxe table the conatrufllon and operation of coin, Neb., and Don Waters of ill be submit• w there 1960, August, ,1"2, CHEVROLET Dei�xe coupe. 1 l , tclcv 1s 10 n and matching ted to a vote of the eoJ)Je of 11,ald • complete itiweraa-e system for New Florence, Pa. i .-;li J<i,.j f"'Al ��hanlc11l eondlliun, Mll!lon, mode l nsuronce b11sc. t,;cw picture wbi,. $00. Middleport as proVa., l'hone SP 3-5919. _.,,._ District at a Generar Election to &be VIilage tl 21 INCH _.S t'lU.:E:N Admiral telc• C0KtJLl'T law. by vided _ E _ ,.. INSUBAN lp B 10 - ..-nv be held in the E11tern Local , v s 1un set. )lahogany consoll!. ; '�\\ ,,:.1; �J tticUon, Life,, Auto, Fire, Pollo School Dlatrlct, Ohio, at the regu­ . The ma,dmum n umber of yeara $� o to Don IIWa, Khldleport, · lar place, of votlng therein,, on during which such bonds are · ,� �•- -/ · ,¥':i•i•�i� ._.,. },,,, : , ___ _ ___ RCA VIC'l'Ult 17 mch ;�� ,.,,. -�� mahogany , (-'-j 5 n 11 20 yean. ru $� � Tueaday, the ith day of NovemlMir , ; ,.· 'f- .tr::r"-console television 11ct. $69. The estimated avera1e add itilon• ( ,�/\ .,._. FU.l!a. Oil, a■li i:oal . fur. Wl BA K 1060, the Question of levyinl, i� iURAN J •SIMPSON N CE Uphol BARNES tered !'jli ea11y a te, tax ratti amounts to Twenty-two al _ for fret ma l . � esti Cal diair. l>111r condition. $3. A11enta, Middleport. FJre, Auto- excess of the ten mill Umltatjon Centa for each one hundred dollar■ Abboll MldaJ.epori, \' � , �• 1 .J for thti benefit of llle Ea■tern ,� CHtt.,EN FINISH l,l llEAKF'AST SET mobllti. Bonda. Phone W 2!; �t r, � "T, � cal School Dl•trlct for the Pur- of valuation, wbjch ls 2,2 mllla for I __ H (l.tllle 2903. antJ lour ch.:1il's) 8-I in gorxl . . pose of payitll current e11.penae1. each one dollar of valuation, out­ , - �· condition. $10. . � , ldlled with St&r W.rSaid tax being: A renewal of a side of ·the limitation imposed by · �f •• 1_ .lt, U.. Sl.t9. Ebersbach JUST 3 U8ED HOOVER Electric tax of seven mill• and an increaae Article XII, StlCtlon 2 of the ConSu1ar Run Flour I v11e11um cl eaners. $.2.50 each. d,'!U'41, . '\ ,, �ndmark Co,Op. of Two tnd five tenths (2.3) mill1 1Utution, aa ctirtified by the Coun­ ,cf'J SEVEN PU:CJ..: Living room 8uite. SALE, !'OR HOUBII ROOM FIVE lo constitute a tax ot Nine and ty Auditor. _ 1 ,) • 19, 30i (8) 8, 8, 7, 12, In cxcelhmt cond1llo11 $100. The Polls for aaid Eleetlon will with bath, nice loeatkm. Mtlvtn fivti tentha mllh tor ,n Indefinite ,· l,t, - 19, 20, Zl, 26, 27, 28; USED KELVINATOR Hefriger, at 8:30 o'clock A. M. and re­ open Hood, 111 Lo.:ult St., Pomero,. period of time at a rate not ex• ·, .& 2. 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, maJn open �ntil 6:30 o'clock P. M. � tor with freezer che.st. $60. SOlp l ls for e1ch one dol• mi 9.3 ceedht& I l --:-:c-:c ::: CV ,--·-...: SIX l'Jt:l'B Livi11g Room aulte • ._ 21, � 28, 30; (12) 1, 2. Eutern Standard Time Of said day. = lar of Ylluatlon, which amount• to ' $30 FOR SALE-Lot and two �I. N inety-five cen ts for e,ch one hun­ By order of the Board of Elec• . MULES, 2 wheel tra iler. BLlJ� Ul'llOLSl'EltEU Chalr. Fa ir Qt One, 9 rooms and bath, alMI one dred dollar, of valuation, for H tlons of Melp County, Ohio. , �DI)' Pierce, Lc>_ni Bottom. colldltion. $a. Emmett G. Will, Chairman 5 rooms wllh running water, Indefinite period of time. , lO 5 Stp E L BERFELD'$ IN POMIROV Call SP 3-3562, Clifton. 1 Dorothy M . Johntlon, Clert· The Poll, for aaid Election Wm '11.\ Si l \: , ft \ A 10 8 3tc 10 a 61c be open at 8:30 o'clock A. M. 4nd D.lted October 'l'. JNO. (10) 8, Ill, 22, 29, 4tc ONE MINE PuNY,--,.., ,--o p ny 2 YOR SALE A O room hoUae and remain open until 8;30 o'clock P. aaki of Time Standard Eastern M. years old, horse pony I year old. bath, two lob, atorm doon lY4Y l-'OHD Tractor 1111 d Mower and wlndow1, double . 1■ra1t1, day. 1111Dlt,econamlcal wav room atlclltlan lo By order of the Board or Elec­ $500. Phone WY 2-2204. gas heat, city WJler, tt,000 to add otNI livln9 ,paw In your home. 10 8 6tc · down·, balance 1n 1m1ll month• Uon1, of Mele• County, Ohio. Chairman Wlll, G, Emmett ly payments, Phone Wlt-3702, uo for luU delallo. Of,fer, will - be received ll the Office of Webster and Fultz Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk 10-6-6tp Attol'ney■, Pom,ror, Ohio, up to eleven o'clock A. M. oi Frl�y: Dated Oclober 7, 1880. .l<'OR SALE ti room bouae wlth Al I S SPICIALS October 14, lNO, for the real ettate owned by Daisy Griffith (10) I, Ill, 29, 41c · land, Rutland Township, Phone 57 M•rcury 60 H. P, "4'5,0D Xatr, dece11ed, as lellowa: APPLES, ROmin, Stai­ WY2.fl181. , 10-Utc 59 Mtircury 70 H, P. '595,00 PARCIL h Farm P� of · about 120 e.crea, qi.ore or led, . d and Yel low Dellciou1, '5 H. P. �rcury Outfit $995,00 e:1cludin; coal anit otb,r minerals, located in Sectlona 10 and ti, ,· adtr. On Route 889. FOR SALE 4 ·room house �-8 MITIIOPOLIT,I\N MOTORS LIGAL NOTICI OIi SALi Sutton �wn1hip. near Don:11, and on the Dore■s-Bashan Road, acres of !lr<iund, dtl1irable for 600 IHI Main Sfrttt, Pamervv indudin1 -a lwo-ttory brick el.pt-room dwelling' ,bun and other the b1 received be . wm Bida lot addition on S)'racuse flood •- WYl-1170 . of offteea the ndeniantld at u bulldltllf. out road, ¼ mlle from hi&hwa,, city 8-20-tfc N• PomeNy Fults, and Webt1er ling: house with 1.90 atres, located dwel Frame I; PARCIL water, aood road. Phone WY2on State Route IM, SaUon Townahip, lOt foot frontage and ex• 6.293. 10-1-lltp Uonal Bank BuUdina, Pomero11 Ohio, unUI 10,00 A. ll. on Friday tendlo1 to Ohio River, just below SJtlC\1■e. October H, ··1eeo, for the pur: PARCIL i: Vacant •lot ot .1.S -� with 12'1 foot frotliale £1UHT .ROOM HOUSll:, IWO IJYI chaae or the Bertha A. Arnou on Sta,tci Rowte lat, adjacent to tbe above dwelKnc and u:tendlns: room apaHmenu, A. N. Bonael. real estate, situated Jn Letart to Ohio River. An excellent bvHdinl lot. Pbooe WY2-3a'l2. .U-2-ttc SYRACUSE - 1 story frame d Townahip, Melp County, Oblo, PARCIL 4= Vacant lot located below Synic,use a nd adjacent rooms a nd bath. frollt po'rcb° The above real utate conliltl to Paff:el 3 above deacribed, with a trontace of i27 feel along FOUR ROOM Trailtir $23 11 se'lenty-tour l11r1e lot. Good luocatlon 4000 ef approximately Bou� 124-, oonta:lnlna l.'60 acres. An excellent buildint lot. month. Clayton Bolyard, 18t RACINE J - New (unfurnlsh' ) one acre1, on which there l1 1ltu1tld PAllCIL I: Vacant lot on ea■t side �r SQte Route 12' and; Ash St., M iddleport, 0. J(Ml,3tp story trame, 4 room■, bath amt a fln-room �a� dweUin1. oppo,it;e Pa�I• � a and t, tibove deteribed' with trentqe of carport. Larae lot. Terma. .-· , -••�• f,,_.,.."" S, NDrrI1, ...800. TRAlLER COURT-space !or rent. -I W·lttl. Mnllalab-atbr ot the Clean quiet resident.lat locat ion B.OILIR FAl:IM - ffO acrea 8fj\11,CIL ♦: El,hl vacanl lob Jo Jyeaville, Gtlel'IIJey Co\lnly room house, cellar, baril broiler E�te - of·Jltttbs A, Arnott Jn Cheahlre, Oh io. Concrete , 'Lota N, ·If, 60. D8!1 D?, •·ISi, IIQ tnd 81 of' lflUen•� hout to x l�O' (GOOO c�paeily), (0) 30; {10)' $, O. 7, 81 10; 12, 13 Patio and walks, eood water, � A�tf: � comp ete wlth equipment. - plenty ,, &ewer, laundry, prMle1ea, $6.00 •·oTic·� �""" ;;-, "?.. A" NTM NT � � •formid � utote. la hlnr aold by olitl tltroop ' Ir:i. PO ' water. B il er l n icome n ro ca net per week, Hobart Dillon, Real· r Ohlo;t'.!iii · S2300 per yeu, Down payment ·. ot1 ��oud l of llel1� P,!"'l>'i lo,W tor, 011llipolls, Ohio. 10-8-lotc � i' 11442 :No. C · 1 $1000, lllll price S4ll00.. t lo �pprov� ��ni11ra� ud::;;,/ Clut.., I. I,..... (I< Jot•._. ':i� � · ALlllT M. COX, S>lnmin '. Court: 'iinfurnlshed 3 ra; an d bath apartment. Birch cab­ IOlC 129 'HON WY , l.blO . ' p....,.,,, ' ,• ·: Jlh� ••.belri1 tlOld outili<t ilf the nal estete ·� �oll� l1 ��by 11..n th•t'W. inets, di1pD1a), lnclnerau,r, , ,., · � 1.-r · • )!ear l9IO; paylbJe_ il'I Decmt�;- lNO. r · � ., large i:loeell. Pbone WYWHl. , .. . 10 8 '"' P• Looh•ey, '!i,~e Poi! Office all· Jn a o on f p�. ih< above c: lj nn ll4 ��- !.':meroy, Oblo, . lt-16-Uc "4•;,;::�•�, ' dN s-,"'·� n::--cL-cA�O---=o::1= ' \ of the Offleo ol, ter h11 ll'll:llll.n ·dUgo aplfY,nted Adrnin· W: � fA �-. """�• �THREE ROOM SAIGON, Viel Nu� 1 ,- t.:...So, apartment on , lstrJlot o( ,i, tlie ' Eatate of Berlh Condor Street, Pomeroy, a118, 4 viet Amb1uador t� 1-, Cambo�la·· ti, .ChfiM late of · i4elp coun..,, room apartment on Second Alexandre s. Anikine. �• ·w,n 'Ohlo d�e,Nd . · Street, Pomeroy. Pboae WYJ. named Ru111la'1 flnt ambauador tlad wa ,,d�Y· of Sep2733. 9-28-tfc to neutrallet Laot, it ,._, 'aDnoun� tember, ·tNO: »�- , . i9).- C. "' i,acon,c \'. . , •' _,;,;·N•• ..�� -- "•� A"'"""' . --_·-'i_ ,:.,, l; .::; • ;,:···.-.J.' ' I of " Priibalt Court � ,, . . . • �t, '. \j(, ' . ,\ s> \i',-., ,, -� ' . ,._ ,_,..,�-,-.,_... -/l· ,-,!� ;, ;;,..., · .,. � ,; � l�:- ,, 1:�;._1, .:,:�, ' !•> , ,•.,,. � , ·,},: ' ' , ,-�{ ' • ,,•�•·�¾\ .. / �P\1 111 " 'h. H'a, 7• .t,t•{'I1 ·'·•t· ' \· � • wi.- 2-21121. , , •�_,r· . . 'J · ·• p• i" · j.., l' · , ' " � - -- ·r - --- -- - ··' �- _ '� '.ri•1t A ,.,-\\', I .il.,_ f_:_ _# � er:� PN' =:- TRAILER $PAC£ -.;-u'�rJ D 'd C Miller to; J ....r - , ,,. 1 I I ___F·oR . !'•-"'- .,_■ a. ...,_..._ Event� •. 1 I i ,•==::.ap;;;;I ....;A =N=;..; = ==1 Q I Wuntea Ps PHO.,' E WY 2 2 1 5..,��;;::::;:;----••--,,.--,:----,e,e=:--,e,::--:--,ee::--,li JJ . • ,\...OIDlil" I Ap pl e Grove 'ioci al Events I BJ Employment ,rs. 1d W ...., ...... ......,. I' -·- . MCUON. .. :f � ,._,pJeaie . , •.=r- - - :,1· ",, ._'/ , Jl.•�ffl l . ;:: -� '4a -- � Business Services ■ -, An...-� ..... ,.... .. '!; ' ,,:�, ..:.. ,- ____ _ · I. - Legal Notice EDITOR'S MAILBAG NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With Social EvPnts In Langsville or t§) Lost and Found Call Dlci SUITilt °', c�u -.. ,... _ ., '•t ,__, . r' 181 Auto Sales ._. c,._ . , Lego/ N ■ uu·rz -■- ■••• f' AVERY NELSON RAm ' ' N. W. . . COMPT(>'N, 0. D. Legal Notic, - -- +-,------ --- . '.'. , :, · �--. r � ,. :1/'; ( 20bl for Sale- './t r{�'-�: _,.., - or '· 3 Rooms IQ• New F u rn itu re .!_.2 1 ) Rea.I 1::state ONLY s299 SEE US AIOUT YOIII MODERNIZING PLANS Mlmte, Sn, Mnty...s.,. ""'"'�" ... MASON FURNITURE CO, FO.R SA L E ( 9a l �rine Supplies _ zz. Legal Notices 1 1 4 l For. Rent ,------ "'""°' .............. ■ __ffl_ · . •iliipl"'ii,i;.�, :Ndlllllen, .... thtt s.. Channel 3 - Saturday Ch ann el 10:00 10:30 11:00 .1:10 1 1 : 13 l :00 3 Lorett.a Your 1 Sbow Two Faces Wt11t New• Weath( :-e11'" Nltewatch Mgn Off 4:00 w,tch Mr Wlzard t:30 Science Fiction 5:00 Detective's Diary 5:30 True Story 8:00 Hoffle Run DerbJ tl·.80 Newt Picture '.:45 Sports Roundup tU,5 Sign on 8::Jl5 Weatherl.!allt Conlinental Classroom 8:00 ree Jambo Night ·1:00 Saturday 1 00 Toda. • : 7:50 Bonanza me Neighbor, Welco 9:00 8:30 Till Man Mr•- North and Mr. 9:30 9:00 The Deputy Ill Re Douah t0:00 9:30 The C1mp1dgn and t�e l0:30 Play Your Hunch Candidates 11:00 Prlt� 11 Right 10:30 'Man _. rum Interpol u;ao O,ncentratlon 11:00 Ne· ,.•• m!adlinet I LZ!OO Trutb or Com1equeDC11 11 :1.0 W -,athereast , 12•SO It Could be You ! b,:.� Sbockwa�h 1:00 Mid Day New, 2:00 Sign Off J:.10 Movietlme 2:30 Women's World , 2:30 Loretta Yol,lllg Theater .3:00 Youn a; Dr. Malon e 9:4(1, Sign On 3:30 From nese Rootll r e 10:00 Christoph 4:00 Make ftoom for Daddy swer n A The 10:30 Here"s Hollywood 4·30 11 :00 Frontiers of Faith oat BilJ Steamb ,:oo Life the i11 1 1:SO This Queen of the Jungle ena e 5 Sh :30 t'Z:00 TV Chapel n the Round i c Musi 6:00 12:30 Pre Game Show 8:16 Jim Th■cbr Show 12:45 World Series 8:2& Weitherc&H 3:30 U. S. Steelworkers 6:30 ?leWs 'Pictut1, e 8:45 Film Featur !lulitlc+ Bithtl.; _..,.1 &,4& 30 Lab 4;00 :P,uckleberry Hound 7:00 5:00 Machine Workers of Riv�boat 7:30 America • B:30 Tales Of Wells Fargo 5:30 'p80pl8 Are Funny 9:00 Klondike tl:00 Meet the Press 9:� . Dante • r.f P1etu 'News y 8:30- · Sunda 10:00 B&rbtlra Stiri'WYck Show 6 :40 Weathei'cast 10:80 Jackpot Bowling 6:'45 Sports · \·00 New• ltN1dliaw 7 :'00 Sbirley Temple Show t :tu Wettbereut · s:OO NatlO.nal Velvet 16 Jack Paar Show ti: w Sho r 8.30 'Ub Hun te 1:00 Si&n off 9:0:' Che1y Sho•,.. ----Channel }-Monci10) �annel 3 - Sunday Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Oct. 8, 1960-1 WMl'U Oaily rrogram ScheduJe 12:IO J111t ror You t.Mond1y . ,r..,) l;OO · News H.eadllnell On lip ,:. 1:0',I J\Ult For YOD f:00 <Juul Star 1 :SI> New, 1,:11. New■ 1:30 1 J1,11t t!or ·1011 e;IO RP D Z:00 C.alllpl OIi l'l, ,1'1.,....1 ;:oo News lleatlll... 3:0(j Newt "HelllinH l':02 .Brt.!akf&1t Part)' 1:02 llualt Go Round 7:30 Pickeriii Hardware Sbow 1:30 News 7:.0 Jireakf11t Pan, r 1:3& Mulic, Go Round 8:00 New, fle.,.dline, Beadlinet, Newa 4-:00 8:02 Sport.a Repor. '' ,l;Ot Mualc Go Rollll4 t;OS Breakfut Part7 4-· � Local Newa • i:30 New1 t:35 M111ic Go Boabd . !:S& Bhakfalt Party aball Sloret 6:oo----Bu. HeadliDel New, t:00 &:05 Mua"ioGo Round 11."2 BreakJ:iat Jrany ,:30 Newt lleadllnes 9:SD New •:31 Millie Go Bound 9,at, Brealdut Part:J 5:415 Complete New1 ltmtDd--, 10:00 Coflee Time Crow's Steak·HoVM-8otmd 8;00 Shop Swap i0:15 · o( tb, 80'I l0:30 New� Headllnel 6:30 Mew, Headlin• 10:82 Mornina: Devouooi 86:SZ Evenioil Inle!'luda , 10:45 Radio Hymnal · 7:00 Newa He�es . ll:00 New1 lllradllnet 7:02 Evening Dlterlude 11:0Z Countrr P ,, 7:30 Ne"wa HeadUn• 11:28 Fmn T'.&D. '1:32 Sundown Senna.. ll:SO a■clr _ .iuu 8:00 Sip Off NeWI": 11 NO' ll:00 ·-,,.-_,.------="--'c=:c_::::.::______ .. " BJ RED LASSWELL MANTHY !! MARRY ME ? ILL 'IE { Political Figures Invited To Formal Hospital Demcation A "Legislative Reunion" will be Governo'rs during the plannini II.TI�, held Satlll'day, Oct. 8, in coonel?tlon buildµlg of the Medial Center.­ with the formal dedication of the will be awarded honorary degrees. ·. ,,,. _ , West Vlrgi n fo U nivereity Hospital, mtto pl'9� the g oyer Pre1idin Presldent Eh'ls J. Stahr Jr. an• be held outdoon if weatli;r per­ a1l r said n Stah ide t n nou ced. Pres mits, Wm be Presid'ent , '.Stattr. members of and candidates for Speakers, in addition lo J)i. Shan­ the State Legislature, as well as non, will be Goverttor Cecil IL Un­ all candidates for state otfice haYe derwooi;I, f�rm� ,Govern or Okey L. been invited to attend the dedirP11ttel0n, ;nd fOl'mer Un iveraity cation and also to b e guests of tbe re1id cnt Irvin Stewart. Governor University at a luncheon and at P eson wa_s r1tspon1ihle for fo. Patt the WVU-Richmond lootbpll game eating the. MedieAl Center in Mor­ . I 10 Lott Show n The tio dica e d the following gantoWn , and Dr. Stewart held of­ an luncheon will consist of food grown fice during its plari.ning and _tbe · on the Un h·eroiity's eXperimentel areater part of its basi£. construc­ s:30 Pre Game Show �.1 M · farms. 3,45 NCAA Football tion . 8:00 Cartoon spectacular Post Game Show The newcation program, which 6:45 Dedication of the &22-bed Uni; 8:30. Romper le.oorn is scheduled for 10 a. m., featurea vei-sity _ Hospital climaxed a build'. 7:00 Record Hop 9 :30 Movie • Dr. James A. Sha nnon. director of ing program whicl} began wi;th, 7 :30 Leave It To Beaver . LuCl' Welk LaVe e I enc ' uO 1 · the National Institutes of Health, ground breaking· on Dec. . �• 1952.­ �:00 Lawr l;25 Your aaso Aepciiaer U. S. Public Health Service, as the The hospital betan rec:e1V1ng par 9:00 Fight Qf the Week 1:30 I Married ,Joan ma in 1peaker. Both Dr. Shomnon tients on ,A.ugust 10. Its completion 9:45 Make That Spare p n ndu Texa Rou n The paig 12:00 Com aQd Dr. Tho�s L. Harris, mem• has made possible a four,yell' cur• 10:00 of )2:30 Queen foi a D8y lier Of lbe Un ive.rsity eO·artJ 10:30 TBA riculum leading to the M. D:-, (le­ .; New ute F.aces n t e-Mi 1:00 Abou ll:00 Vp•To-Th gree, the first of which will b� PORK POTLUCK _. 1:30 M ed ic 11:10 Sports Report conferred ln 1962. er Leftov UPIYORK NEW 2:00 Day in Court :15 Late SbOW The ded ication ceremOdies w,iµ pork roast is the basis for a mai n 2:30 The Gale Storm �llfflt sttended by representatives of be dish salad. Toss together lightly �:00 Beat tbe Cl�a: health sciences front throulJh• e th c'!lb­ raw d e 1 cup �ach of shredd l:30 Who Do You 1'rult state and ,region and by th11 the bage, shredded raw carrots, diced out can !anll.9llff Amert. , f:-00 r les public, in addition to st.ate • n eral n Fuu gE! day Fun 4 12:00 Matty's cele ry and shredded cheese, 1,Captain Gallant S:30 ity officiab. 12:30 TBA cup each of dic�d green pepper, and Univers San Francltto Beat 11:00 , 1:00 Fllrn chopped fresh parsley and sliced G;.H Yo!lr Bsso R� onlon. 2 cups of shredded cold t!ao College News Conference 6:40 Weather Teller cooked pork, ¾ ctip of mayon­ 2:00 The Anawer 6:415 John Daly New• naise, 1 teaspoon each of salt all 2:30 American League Footb 7 :00 Pre�s Confctence W, 0. crow to Charles L- Kltfgttt. and dry mustard and 1-8 teaspoon Show 7·30 Chevenne 5:30 Ilka Chase aereis, on Serve r. e pp p e black d n ing, 'vaclora Kriighting, ll of grou • • ,' I · ll:;30 Surfside Six t:00 • People's Choic,with ished n gar ttuce e l t. of Letar bed a ise Parad In tures en Adv 9:30 ) ts Presen 8:30 - Walt Disney De11A Dyke to Darwood"'- f{•PPff, radi8h roses. Serves 6 to ti. 10:00 Peter Gunn Show 7:30 M.11verick Napper, Corr�tlon fi�·ed, S!I: Mary J:�O Ted Mack Amateur Jrout · 11.-, 8:30 Law111an tern... t Tonigh NeW! The :00 l l l e h e P D:00 The , Beat,.·,', _ , , \1:10 Scanning the Weatber · g: 30· The Islanders 1:"ffer,l. �ec}. t&· 001lB• ' ito 'l'li "o ·· I ell Stockton, Atla' Vali) ill:00 Waltf!r Winch ' t>'fl.i,r1 · Al! c, · s ht To!lig Nc:wa s The etli?i-, · rhom:a Holter Jr., James \1 :00 T. Holtl'!r, atfid. of trans., Sutton.. 1,· Belle Holter, dee., to Alice Stock• ton, Adi Viin �deter, ThOitras Holt­ er, Jr., James E. Holter, · Cert. for • .•1. r ►' trans., Sutto n. n ii Russ 1 �ion11 n 7:(!P Co verfa O:OU Dan� l'at!Y Stanford Stockton, Alice si� 7:�0 Bjg, i,cture 6:00 All st:ar,V/restlitis Charles V1nMeter, Ada- VAA ton, ct:00 CBS Ni.lwi 7 :00 Lock Up Thomas Holter, .Tr., E;yf' Meter, • . 15' Captain Kan garoo 1:30 Perry ?'.la.eon n Holter to James T. Holter, pa�• . ly 9:00 ".:artoon Theater 8:30 Just Polly and !'11e eels, Sutton. · Decembel' Bride .I Jb:00 Trav ]iUil. P·30 Jliav� Kenna anrl Kate Knotts tq 0. 10:30 Video Village . •' 10:00 Gu'h1aio1ie Fetty, 40 A., Salem. . 1 1:00 .I Love Lul?y �.e" FIOreh 10:30 Not f'or Hire gh, Mayhu E. George 1 1 :00 News Mayhugh to Ova Arix, patceh, , 11 :00 Clear Horizon, 11':Ui Theater 13 Scipio. . L2:00 :w� cd Lift' 1,:30 Sear'cr. For Tom0l'1'9W Lo'r8tt11 R. Long, Lcslei. -1r µJ11g, t2:45 The GUidl"fl Light Therlll Randolph, ·Nellie Rlln­ to 1 :00 Llfe of Riley I' 9:00 Rev. Mathew!! doll}h, pll"Cels, Olive 1."llnlt World the Aa :90 1 bell 'MltC 9:30 Rev. :Maud, B MarUn, Geora;e W. Mar• 10:ljO How · Christian Science 2:00 Ftdl Circle tin, �late�ce E. Martin, Ida. Mar­ 2:&0 Houte Pa1'Y Heals tin, CarJ A. T, Matlin, Len.a MIil'> The Mllllonalre 3:00 Work at icans 10:115 Amer toh to Ohio Power Ci;,., 66.07 Acres ,, 3·'ffl 11le V4l'di ' ,t Ill YOllili ' lb:80 Ca:.1era :f coal, Salem. i,,,y Brlibter '!'I!• 1,11\) 11:0I> lllg Picture Earl - A. Goode, Mary M. Goode Seerot ,,...,_ t: IS 11:30 RFD, VSA Ohfo Power Co., Ul3 Acres, ��J, to Tllo Ed,ie ol �tti,t 12:00 Rev. Elwood Gibbs Salem. 5:00 The Tlirr1!t Stpoget11 , 12:30 Oral Roberts Mannine: D. Webster, adm .. H. ... ft Sli1tb, J:00 Artb.ur .l . 1:00 Pro Football Highlights ltumfield, dl!il, Myrta L. Rinil:• · H. 9;�S A Lo� at the -Wea.hir . . ·ll() Pro Foo\.,.11 field, d�., , to Dennis L. Paltner, · 8:20 Sportscope' ' Cllampionship Bowling Je11je L Palmel', parcels, Salem: '11' Andy ,Amos 1:30 . X WilC<l ard Will , :U,ev . 5:00 7:'00 MarshaJI Footl)all lit c.11•1<• Bowl . $-4(1.E A!iNOl)NCEO . · ,!=3\l To Ttll I"' Truth 8:00 - T� ?}lacll: Amateur Hour· Freewill �ptl�t Church wilt The · · GJaf)J■ anr\ Pete a:00 1:l!!I •'twentieth Cen!urJ · · spOl'ISOr., a , bakfl. . a nd rwnmage �ale 8:30 BtJngi1:l"g 1Jpi ' BtiddY 1:00 t.ollli ori Sa�ai, OCt 15, in tbQ Prib'dy . 9:00 D•nny �H Sh"OW ·, f:3R P.ennj§__ t.)Je Menace bliitd!N �ear the Llbe'rtY · :tte�tO . r9:iO Andy .Jiriil!th Show 1:00 'fflt l:d sutllvin Show ant. on E,- -�aI!!•Jlt, ' . . . ' . ' , ,, · IO:l!Q HonnjieY . 9,00 ·Th, :Bli Sell L0:30 Prei'JP#ti11l Cciuntbwn ' 10.: 00 Candid Caniera 'Mrs. Rtlby Burke of ,Alfrf lpe�t • 10:ac, Whilb My LlneT Frlday. witl1 hei' parents, .,.r.··, ani.t · · Spepial News B abcock. 11 :\16 Sunday .A . � !:·�C::_·� �ri '"",!_2M � r·, �1r1 , 18 . u,10 ::_ 1 1 : l� Theater 13 •�"""""""" • � e,:,, --,, _: ' M.M. B CUBLY I . W!!Ar. ' 8UT WHY _ , nrifUG, r:uv. I CAME '' I NE:VI! MARMEO YOl.lt, TO 'tOUR F/M).M 1'0 l(lli 'IOU! -,l"=-c--cr--= :c- ----''------�ra H S-TV C w l i\el 8 -Salilrlat C ha nnel 8 Chan�,· a· - . OnaaJ a Channel 8 - Sunday &.� :!!"" , . . . -WHT N:Y y·--Ch an ne l 13 Channel t 8-"1lltilay ' Ghcinnel 13-Moitdd, wm NANCY THE � Ml L!iT'S \iisn TODAY · W J· E· H OH , S\o<.'AMI --· W I LL YOU SHOW US SOME MAG IC TODAY ? ,• . 1 : NO--· I'M J:IUSY W R I T I N(; MY LIFE STORY : • Brings You TIie WII0\5 A JEIUCP Up To The M1inute Matott Ooura tt HEWS Channel 13 - Sunday ..., 'l'li• l;•oo a tlinii Q,1' io AM � 11·. ,15 . I A� . o,,io .aad � "' t1ie w-.. t:1: f"IP Tile-�. 5:05 PM =, wj l· , .. Cuck/t,. �16lt9 Ohr° MODERN a WSAZ-TV • 1!ri l-4'l0 l'.:l!. I>a° · · 27th ' '· ■ .:ii., .! , '//!, : f...t!f�� �!ern!�t. ••ie ��• M"'7 E•. Coverdale, �ilDJlii�lrii 0:,� :�>' . ,: ) "' ,.. �. . -�.� •r �--��-�--�. - ·,.:�•_,--�,.: .��· , V,� 1• ' ' ,,, ,� , ,,·· ''" ,_ •' C I II · I' • ' ") ' ' ,, , I r. fl ' • ,,,,.,,..�_.,,,., �· · ,,--�-- - • " '1-- • _____ I Ladies B,ib/.e Class Entertained At ' �c; ..�::-..-::-�:'";;: -_-_-_-:-_-_--Colorado _ Cou ple :l tuiount·e llirtli / , r . ,rnd Mr1>. Hubert Hoff of K('fS•· ) , Cului·adu, ( Uarba r;i Jean Srw e ! l i a rt> allnounting th e b i r t b (.If .:I M· 1 e 11 puuud ;, nd 14 ounce . c! a. 11 l:'l1 t c , Bn nda Lt>t', Sept . 29. I Tiu· l lufih h1ve a son, Brett. , l.� arc M r . and Mrs. , (,ran clpa rtn Lpl un St>Wt'II [Wand� Russell) I and Mr a11d .\! rs. G n 1 f R l; ssell of Midd leport are great g r a n d parents -------- I S I N G E R S TO BE PRESENT The Danny l!;iyman Gospel Jm· u · ,, s1,1 ,· ,, WMOV I ll'.,, 'er , R·•.... • "''. . '. " . \ ('Jl� V. our!, al the will �mi: Hr, me· I rum1 rfg .it Morning StaT" E L' B L'ht,rl"h. Sund.iy at 2 p. m. I - --�� s ERV ICE. AT E s ELL • ' . ' , lw ,· E w . ,j , :,· _ ' \;' , · · M r,� . J am e s _M urray entertained the Ladies Bible C lass of th_'? f< mst Baptist Chu rch Thursday ev ening al he r ho me i n 1 M1ddleR�rt . . s e en l M r . C l.ar c C ark presided over the meeting whi c h was opened wll h prayer by R ev . Donald Boone who was a guesl.. M rs. Archer was in charge o{ devotionals an d read the scrip · ure from the book of H eb_rcws an d presen te d lb e me d1' taIJCW,, . ,, �. . . �1vmg J:'atlh. , . , . l h t• special sem1-annuol o ffering !er v i� g _ b) .M rs. Cl ark a nd Mrs . Lu • · .111e .ifay.,s 10 .th0se above _men. -'o'as t;:111·11 a n rl t h <! c\;iss made plans ,fl '.'SSl.'i! _w 1 '.h the fellowship dinner �J O � ed a?d � rs.-. Dana H t milton, 1 ,1, h 1 , h v, 1 Jl be held b.v the B:ipli st � :: H a; m o n�i ..,a xo n , M rs. R. S. a 01 c..' hurd1 next Wc-tl nesday eveni1lg at o:��; �:�;1 ;r�� �{�_ ,��l� ni u��� M fi p. m. . ,-.n · d I i nd a· Ta) ]or , w hO we re g Ut' Sts. 11 o un ct •r1> b '111 1 etters. w,rre wni le"n ror th, (' evenm" <> · tu he sent t o s h :.it i1\s of the da5s. Durin g the proi:::r�m Mrs. Boone re ad , � e following arti:les from t h e 1<..: 1 :i l s M :u:azi nf' : "Pum pkin s , " ''Aulumn's C'Olll in' ForLl'' ancl Great u i . "' Other arlidrs ru1d UT$ were "No Time tu Pray" by Mrs . . Jct h el No 62 of the lnternationls·a b el w ine · brenner, a guest; l o ob's Order me t i n Daughters J r JI ; c. "Praclil: .I Touch'' by Mrs Ar her ··A L it l ie Boy's Prayer" by � rs. regul a r sess ion Thursday even in g I J.cb' s Da ug.h ters M .':'·t At Mason,·c TempIe Th , dOY �r�� . l r plion ;�� :�e �:-ctM;t ;i5;;� Mrs. W h ite a n d Mrs. L . D . Di les sang " ' Ivory Pa lace" as a sp ecial numbcr, The Murray hnme w · is o ecoratetl with roses for t h e even ing and a dessert course was served by the hostess w ho wa1> assisted with t he ·V•8, . Standard Trans. 19!6 CHRYSLER 4 Dol!r V-8 $795 Power B r.:kc� & S'.eering. YOUR CHOICE , rtb,r:i Wtut -t' ' ' that •◄ our customers dP�ire a good product and service when it ' s needed ' we have built ' stock- I Local Membership Drive Und-erway For .. 1 9S7 FORD 4 Door Falrlane S00 R& H. QU���E $895 Automatic trans. 1 ,.-, ect, .a.rid establlslied the abbve foll time Service Depart,�, • , ,fllent to insure complete customer satisfaction. 1 RUTLAND FURNITURE SEE AT PRESTON MOTORS USED CAR LOT RU'.J'LA N D, OHIO he ic �it� c�;1i:ir�? �:�:� h�:1:i�� q ueen , presid in g. Pla n s wer e completed for !h e in spect i on of the Bethel on 0cl:J· b er 20 at 7 : 30 p. m. with Mri,. M af• garet C. Stokes, grand guard ian, or Clevela n d as i nstalling off icer . An in vitat ion was rece i ved to attend inspec� io n of Bethel No , 65 at e eipre lcmlght at 8 p. m. Plans wel'e also m ad e to att end the Mid dlepott :\1ethodis t Ch urch, Sund ay, Oct. 9. I n h r M j •��/''. :J"�\� o,n ,,, ni<e ona , ::,; �1 1�: �.: n°!,., Ji1,; ;;;,,,1'' '. \' BiHy were in _P>rk e r,burg j,i i e '"''""" i n ' recent " " _ un busrne;:5 early this wr!•k _ rr nf tit� . an n Mr s. G rif f Rt1.��c l l . I , M r . a nd M , · s, R'.>bcrt fis h...;. ou cmnmunity Y ) U Dr"J BELON -.: I ' , _ p : A , a;1d t his i_s _ _ cordiJl rnvi• Mrs . Mad e Wi J kt- rso n , M r s. Fr a n - A .: �ust.,, K;.ns_as, �rriv�d yrstPrA l i ce d ..iy fo r � v 1i,1 t w 1 : h his..;;;r · u • • n ' ·,t_1 on to you to 1oin. Ame-ri�a·s t ces Lar k in s an d M rs. 1 . , _!, dri·n :ind , �ul� �cp e nd on vou. 1 Jn h ns on wcT"e in Ath a ns thlS Mr . a n d Mrs. R?&co.e- Fowler. . :ivc .1 1�e m a n inspm n ·'. �x-��1?1£.' of �cdnesd . y. M- r �. Wilkerson who Thry w �ll � .•.!ii; \ !Sil with IM L,- ? . J_ .tr st. O'lg oPd s t'!a<H!!: t , ,.. er�st nas be en vla 1t l n ::: w ith M rs. I � i . h e r ,ainily and other rcl.a tJ\ c s in their welf · .rc by J(ll,�lNG PTA I Johnso n n·l\lrned to her hofn e in 1 n Pt l'le.asanl. ;;;;;. ;;..,;· ro n AY . · .. . ..- I M..· ss i lio n Thuud iy. , _______.. ,, -;;; Mrs. n wi !! ht W lhtC:e, M rs. I rrr I M_yron Miller, M ias Neflie Zerkle '. ·J ;;;;;; '• � ,'fl ,; n d Mi• s Fran('':'S Rt.ush atte nded i "!} · t he Guy Lombar do con cer t in · ' • _ Athf'OS rece n tly. . . • _ Mrs . Jose ph Shavormsky w'lo · • 1 The Bible Cl,,;s of the 9rad fo rct h:1.s been conv a lescinl! at the -;;; M· a c h t m h v · ome r>f her parents in Chillicoth• C _ !lur h u'. C' �1�t ? F 1 � ('l'_<'n· " For · I " � � , 'hP (' hurrh w1 1 h Wavne K m.I! , followin; su r�ery returned t u � Df,..sidflnt . in rh a r<>e. The o!Jf""l i 'I � her home here last week. ;.,;;; prayer was given by Ho ward Hy• Mrs. W. w. S. But ler of R:n n• sell. oke, Va., who came Tuesday for a RoulinP businr_ss W1S tak e n (,',I f(' s_hort �,j� i t with tier mf"'ther. l\'l'.'i. .;; of and the C hristmas party was K 11:. Titus hes returned to her l Middleport, Ohto discusscd . home. Mrs. Ti tus is co n valescing-1,, - - - .. . · Dur 1�g the program llour a B t· bl_e qua was cond ucted by Mr. K 1 :�te� the meeti n� potluc k re• fr esh me n ts .were enJoyed by Mr, \, a nd Mrs. Kmg, Mr. and Mrs . llysell, M� an d Mrs. Ralph Humble a nd ch ildren, RT a nd . V !lda, Mr. and Mrs. _Herbert Miller, Mrs. N ora Curt is , Mrs. Bertha Evans , Mr . . and_ Mrs. Homer For rest a nd Jame Mtller . Local members h i p chairman uf , th , .-'w: ,'n\ - lea ,· hc�s Associati on . ���ounct!d to 1J�y th,t October � . to 1s :\lembcr:.h•� E.iro_l/ mcnt \\ �ek . brou�h,:,ut ,t�e 1>tale. 1 . 1c rol)�w1. 11 g .I !II � h e P fA s rcporl a_nd �?Jcc t 1ve l� _ lt.s_ lo cd mcmbr.sh1p _rl 1 ve. , .10h 10'! total member5h1p for t h e OQL )'car w 1s 7 10.104 Ou r e:u.-i l , for th is year is to enroll the mem • 1 bers of the previou s year and a im :or 7.:.,U,IJOO membersh i p . To achieve this ')l.,ict·tive wr mnst extend the i,,· ivilc�e of member� h ip to e\"e ry pare nt , lcach�r an d wt e rested cit- I ize n i n o ur communit i e.s w ho i s "ol i r:ics ·md willin" d the '' -, tu unhol ... I su\Js cri be Lo the by . laws of the p T. A. As a -member of the PTA you will t.clo n .1 to a naticnw: dr, <l c raocratic , v_o ! u n tary orgil n izal i o n - the Na• �ton 31 Co n �r-!> ss of Paren ts and ,.. te3 chers-tha� centers its wh ole int erest on the welfar e a nd educa - ' 1 tiOJI of chil dn'.l a nd youth. As a member of the PTA you y ry c ou ���1��:it� :j�; a�c� to ���i��e � '.fl, lh al is s atisfyi ng to h i mself .. mt ui,eful to others. As a member of the PTA you Will h ave an opportu n ity to meet the teachers, principal a n d school offici o.ls who through the PTA program li keep us up to date on the curriculums obi· ec tives, and ,acbicveme nts of our sc hools. llj B df -rd CLurch I Bihl Class Held f,;d�y Meeting I I Men and Boys SM!TH ClOTH,NG CO. Don't Negle"t year Chetk. Stubs !- !!llfW" - Main ly About People In Pomeroy As a member of th e PTA you will be do ing your ti hare through your all-i nclusive membersh i P­ l ocal, state and national to stre ng . U:� n l he en tire parenl•teac her or• ga n iz a lio n and its program, thereby By LUCIL LE H.AWKINS i ncreasi n g e ducatio n al opporluni• tics a n d community resourc es for Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Nicholas Twenty-t h re e members of .Chest­ all chil dren . son s and Mrs. Pearl Hollo­ and er Grang e atten d ed th e meeti ng of Yes, as a responsibl e citize n of Al fred G ra n ge Thursd ay even ing way of Eaton Rapi d s, M ic hittan. : ��n � j���� insta llatio n of offiiire vi siti ng wit h th e latter's bro­ . ther an d sister•in-law, Mr. a nd e w s Lloy d Blackwoo d , worthy muter Mrs. Carl Bra n na n . O n S u n day uf Alfred Gra n �e. pres ided an d th� E they wi ll all be in Marietta at t he hom e of Ralph Branna n for a team from Amesv i l le Gra n ge i nISe sta lled the offlcers. Rob ert Di sho ne was t he inshlled orfjcer ass isted by Mrs. Delbert Eiselste in e n tertai nFred Vernon anti Mr. a nd Mr� . ed the P.1st Ch iefs of Magnolia Kenneth Vernon a nd all had the ir TE.!mple Pythia n Sisters Thursd ay work comm i tt ed . Mrs . Roger Clark e ve n in g at her hom e , Osborn St. TONIGHT was the in stalli ng piani st. All offlThe meeti ng, in c harge of Mrs. Bruce Arc her . Raffetry, Chips cers of Chester Grange we re pre, Dale Smith, president, opened w i th A · G UN" GETS "SMILEY cnl lo be installed, _ devotions . It was a nn ou nced that . (Color & Scope) At the clt,se of the meet ! ng, re- Th e lma Campbell of Wilkesville is - also frm;hrnenh wer e serve d by th e. host • th e new d h;trict deputy. The con­ ent Taylor - Joh n Sm i th K Gr a ng(', v en tion to be hel d at Loga n Thu·rs• "GHOST TOWN" ,_a..;.;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;, l ctay was ann ou nced an d dlseussed. Abo Cartoon " The traveli n g prize wa s award ed Ladles' DupoQ! · SUNDAY •nd MONDAY to Mrr,. Ric hard Campbell. Hope Lange - Stephe n Boyd Games were playe d duri n g the "THE BEST OF EVERYTIUNG" I soci al hour with pr izes awarded to First quality, all • new fall Mrs. Adam Ebersb"ch, Mrs. Citmp. (Scope and Co lor ) shades. 8 1h-l l . . - also bell, Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs . John Payne - William Bishop Ray Sel dc n abel a nd Mrs. Smith. "THE BOSS'' . Retres h menl.i were served b)' the 1 h ostcais to the above n am ed and Also CartOOn MJ;"s , George Heinel!i, Mrs. Wililam Kill i na:er, Mn. �art aru,,,r, Mr,, Ama ndu Kasp �r, M,ra. -Catri e Grue ser, Miss Ber nice A nn Dunit, Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, MiBSes Lena a nd The l ma Grueser, Mrs. Law• _ .. _ __ . re nce Lanning and Mrs. Henry Heib el. - Joint Session Of Grange Held At Chester, Thursday Past Chiefs Are • tetfQlned A f n f, /Sfeln • HOme I I Sweaters Rugb y 1--1 ,:\t�H Drive ·ln NYLON H OSE 69� pr. BECKY'S Thoy givo you a complete record of every chock drown. They show your ex­ act balanco at all times. This helps you to ovoid ov• tr.drafts - checks wrill9n beyond the limit of your balance. They are a help in tracing chocks that may stay out a long limo. So fill out tho stubs as your checks are drown. They add to the value and con­ venience of your Checking Account. Expert In Remodeling VALLEY LUMBER and SU PPL Y CO. 923 S. Phone WY•2•2709 Third • Middleport QUALITY and SE�VICE MEIN HAR l ly LUCILLJ • Be1vore Of lti11er11nt Peddlers • Custom Built KITCHENS FACTORY NP M O N E Y PORCHES DOWN S YEARS TO PAY GUTTERS GARAGES STORM WINDOWS DORMERS EVERY JOB GUARA NTEED FIREPLACES • FREE PLAN N I NG AWNINGS SERVICE STORE FRONTS Phone -- - --- - - - - - -- ---- - - -WY-2-2709 - - - - -, : VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. - Middleport, 0. 1 :fAMILY ROOMS )BATHROOMS Republican Cmdld■te for Repreoenlallve lo The Genor■l Asoembly �� � Po r-t' ::z,. ,I,, Pd, Pol. Adv. I( I1 I I ADDRIS5 I CITY ) Siding I ( > GangH ( ( ) Porch,, ( .. .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. . ) Porch•• { ) Roofln9 ) Alum. Siding ( ) flormlct1 Topi ) Drlvew1y1 ( ) .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . . .. . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. � . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . . !r;:aen� We Pay 3% lulere1t On Your Savings Tl1e FARMERS BANK and Savings Co':ftp��y Member Fedenl Reser,e System'-� Member Federal Deposit Jn1urance C..rpor■tl"'­ Frank. Shumway Died Sunday After Extended Illness COLoNIAL· wALL PLAQUES I by I Comparal,le Value ..... 1heM o_w,1 waO plaqutt ON $9,95 pr. Authen- flcally atyltd , , , rlchly camd oo that they capture tho diann of Emly Amertc:a. 1t.y IIIOirt a maot channlnt gift. ...-atloo pltcol. 12W" • 714'! ..,ch, Flnlihll Wann Nutmeg wonde,li,I ! Pomeroy•Middlepon. Ohio, Monday, Operating Despite Official Report I I I and Atte,1�u, . -..la.I Forest Festival Ogenir,g Of New Addition VaUe:y'" Lumb er Supply, Cha rles ClarUon 'atid Bernard Fultz of Mi�­ dleport today an!lounced an Open Houle Oct: 14•16-16 when the pub­ lic mu· see the flrst h ome ln what eve ntlllllY may i,ecome a seven• home additloi'i . The ·mooern one-floor plan house is the first complete d by ThC: V�l­ ley LUmber a n� · Supply Co., Mr. Rothgeb, gen eral ma nager, o n a siLe north of Gran st-st developed by Clll"k1on and Fultz. .Be lld : e� th� completed home, a n- Wahama School s I . • other is half done, a third bu been start·ed, and a fourth will be under QD nstruction soon. All hom es are to be of frame constructio n ln varied styles , wlth three bedrooms, and in the medium price range , An effort is beina made to secure FHA fi nancing. T he VaUey Lumber and Suppl)' said each adull who regisLen will be i1v · en a card wor lb "" on the purchase prieil of a. new home built by it at the Clarkson · FuItz addilion. Door prizes of a pull down sz•• enres ent M • 20.:r•,irem · ' eaR �: -=� .· ., ' . '-'&Qf!S:· I 70,, ,... ...... -· SlNOLB COPY - le Six Inj ured In Saturday Crash U• S• Seek•mg 1· Keep Red China 01 . L e!ectl'ic light and a .p llon Jf new Wol\derflow latex outside paint of the kind used on the displa)' hou se will L>e awarded. Open House hours .are 6 . 10 p. m., Oct, 14, 2 • 10 p. m. Oct. 15, a nd 2 • 6 p. m. Oct. 16. Baker Furni ture Store has outfitled the new bome with fur niture. It mJy be bough t i n a package with the home . •· S upp Iy h as Valle)' Lum ber .., completed 10 new homes· In this fU't;Ui nce 1956 before e mb,rki ng on 0,e Middleport dev elopment. " WEEKIND PATA.LI ay United ''"' l rriermtlon.l •,� �;:� • • .��f'.�.:-t��•�lhl Ill • • UN From JOIDIDg Ditector1 of the compa ny are Wal� ter c. Crookl, Wilbur Theobald and Gary Conley. UN1TED STATES, N. Y. UPI Clarkton is ma nager of the KelUN ITED NATIONS, N. Y. UPI ly M;,mufacturin g Co., a nd Fultz, an attorney, is prosecuto, . elect of keep Red China out of t he United Mei,is County. He is the Fult1. half strous a nd fantastic" official of the (Man ni ng) Webster & Fultz Natio ns, tod.ay cited a "mon- _ �w Fir:m of Pomeroy, president statement by the Pei pin g govof the Pomeroy Llons Club. a mem• ernment ;1 would wel com e a n ber of t�e Middleport-Pomeroy Ro• ato!D ic war. tary Club and a membe r of the o(U . S. Ambassador James J. ficial board of the Healh Methodist Wadsworlb quoted the statement Ch�rc h i n Middl eport. from the o(ficia l journal of the The slte deve�oped by Clarkson Cen tral Comm1·1t...<; of th e Cb1'. and Fultz required approximately nese Commu nist Party in reply to . 130,000 cubi c yards of earth movdema nd s by Russi3, its satell ites mg . Emmett Shuler was contractor. and some neulmls that the PeiThe site lies high to the north of p in g r egime be seated in place the Kelly Mfg. Co. plant across of the N.ational iSls. Gra n t. . ,t . There ,·, ample spa.... for se ve n mod ern homes on the site. The assemblv ' was expected to M Rothge b Wll!i made manager vote soon and approve, for the · of tt'Je V a11ey Lumber and Supply te n th consecuti ve time, a U. Company ln 1956. Prior to his com- mnve to shelve the China rer�-. ., Ing . t0 M'ddl 1 e port he h n· · asai bee d se ntation issue for another year. . • �l ated s�nce 1 � In the area Garrel l , 29, Sot1ths1de, was said m k r l g b ones,. by patrol autbori'. i�'. to be . �e .. '.� . :'.� � � s. County At FireSfttoolSunday Jus i Beeaose h'sFree Don't : r ��:. 1 � ::1i:i :. · :. �:. � i _.c • , ." . ,:� � • ..�', ..�: OhiO Company underwr1'te$ }8 000 Shares Of stoeks Emergency Squad Called To Aid Child Saturday M.e,sr•. ury ·Ma. y. S'lart · ;:'. Delib ' era·b'o·ns . In Fme " h Tn'a} ' .,�.,� �le STREET ·!, ,· · - One, hundred and forty fir8men, represe llting 16 f re ae-The deilt h · count included. one The Wahama High Scho ol Band parlments from Meigs; Athens, Vmton, Gallia, and Hocking hunti ng acciden t_ which occurred attended lhe s nnual Mou ntai n State and three eounties met in Athens Sunday for a Regional Fire School m near Belh�fontamee ' For est Fe s tival at Elki ns, W, Va., � � a 1 i ice e ucation ustr d a � h 1 and be Tt ad l i � i l Ed e t t io S rv ���: � �;��� ��� ��:� � ��� Friday alo ng with 34 other ba nds c op r ta1n 1 . t e 01 tne· 8t e 0epa men1 of EdUCa t on· from five 1tates. nda. y. Su night Tho. · 1ehool, held at the Athens Chief Hen dricks. They were LutThe · band, ac compa nied by Di­ ________ her Friend, arson , James White nty Fair1rou nds, , got u nder, Cou rector Tom Reed, left Wahama FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL ther, masks and Hig h Sc hool early Friday morning way at 8 a.rn. with cluses in and Macolm Guin WILl.,lAMSON, W. Va. UPIZwilling Troy nguish m ent, exti t, masks, and n i s hmen cul t arsoii,"ex and returne d lat e that nig ht. Fire Chief Claud e Slower&, uid topumps. Judit h Bu nn of Huntington was fire puinps as the main subj ects. and .Morrla Harden, f ire day the damiigc probably" would e tim t s Fran k Shumway, 88, Ree dsville, fir he l ked r ma day n Su · including fs, e Chi Ten area tire crowned Queen Sylvia XXIV in a . · uoo,000" a a h "upwrd s of ,.... reaec died Su'nday at the Meigs General coro natio n ceremony held Friday Mid dl eport ch1ef T om D arst, pIan- M eigs county bas bee n represent· at Will iamSunday fire a of result r diffe Ho1pltal to.lowing an extended morn in om r f men many following a pestpo ne• ned the school .unde r the direc• ed by so g s on 's largesl hotel. Water caused typ of e his t t mn.... a nts e departm t en n di r coo Ablrich, ment from Thursday because of lion of Harry • most of the loss. Preceding him in death was his a tor, oI the State D epartment of schooI. wife, Etta Marie, who died i n 1D42. Education' .. •Sur.vlvpl1 are one daughter, -Mrs. The school WII a wOrking Mill e r, Columbus; two so n s, Doria achoo) as all firem en present put Gerald, lteed,svillee , a nd Howard, to praclic� ., use tbe subjectI lbey Raymond, Ohio; one si11tr, Eu nice were 1 a!lS: bl· Top men ·18 th e fire · Sprague of Reedsvm e a nd o ne bro. flghtiDa field were . the l natructther, Bert S humwily of Reedsville . • ors 10,: \be all da)' school. ' Funeral 1iervices wi U be held at 1 .. ,., 11remen f1'.0m M eaas Twen...-, the Reedlvllle Methodist C hurch at J).ID Y, Columbus the 101,191 shares now outstandThe Ohio Com f I 1 ai 2 p. m, Tuesday with Rev. Free­ counl)'· · • ttended tbe B<hoo iog. ng firm banki t n e m t s e v n i �- (Ohio) 1nc va1ii& b1e 1n1ormaUon or 1be.ir hH underwritten tin iss'ue of land Norril �11 cbaree. Jurial will · Officers of Springfield Greene The Middleport Emergency re1peelive depattmen ll a spokea• are Henry c. es In c. · be in Re�¥ille Cem etery. dustri n I n 18,000 ,hares . of the commo Garth Q. Frlendl may ull at W hite's Fun­ Squad wu call� •t 2:24 Saturday man aald, stock of Springfi eld Greene In- Greene, president; afternoon tO the Pomeroy-Mason · M,,lddle port sent 10 firemen be- dustries Inc,, Sprin gfield, O hio. Briggs, vi1:1e preside nt; Charle& eral Home until 1 p. m. Tuesday, brldJe where the four year old aides Chief Darst. They were Pete T he stock, Priced a t $20 per s hare L. Faulk ne r, vice president a nd aon of Patric.a Sn ider, Pomeroy, Kloes; H. A, Uailey, Rusaell Mills, will be offe red solely to Ohio treasurer; Ml h !Jr E. Schillbahn, KHRUSHCHIV DIFINDID had fallen from an automobile vi Ce president a nd Johii w� Chris Gerald Anthony, Robert B:yer residents. NEw · YORK - Ely A. lll ndau, d riv en by Mn:. Snider. and Tom Hann iga n . The above It is the preaen t intention of ten9eh, see'retary. Jn addition to board chairman of Na tional Tele­ The child waa no t Injured aerioua­ men · we.re in the ars'on Class tau• Greene and �1!,fistensen , manageme nt to pay an ann ual lllm Alloclate1, Inc., N'l'A, de­ lY bul wl1 taken to a local pb)'­ gbl b)I Ha l'l')' McLaughlin of the 'dividend of 5 1c cash, plus 2 Ewing T Boles and C. L. Pugh .... fending the appearance of Soviet sltian for trutme nt. Stale ' Ftre M.anhall'a Oni <!e. Also percent stock. This policy will be ar e direc tors. Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev on •·tcks, continu ed for so long as i n the •·-0w Henua 1n arson WII W 00.... NTA • opera!ed WNTA•TV, . ID . NAMI S OMITT · 1 e e D e- opinion o f t he board of dlreetors I f f th s Fir b e yrac u 1e _ .o , . . Mr. and· Mn. Reino: Lind .wert c "$0me people btlleve that ttie partment. it Js ln the best mteresta of the willeat thing we could do In the P,resent al ''Pare nts' NJ1ht" ·for son,, J . . a nd Jack compan'.. and its shareholder,. Evmett Bach.Der . 'tntereat of our country is to pre­ Tom, who ii a P.iliLher football .:, . e th Middl e · ct e e h nted t e of reprea e sale from s ed e Proc .tend \that Mr. Khrurihchev doe1 player. Their names were u ninten• 8 m . with proceeds not exlllt. But b·e · does exist. He tionally omitted from the List at- port department in the fire stock, toge ther pumos _ cla�. Lar;r, L. B,ker. and from sale of $900,000. of the firm' s . . tending Friday nl &)\t '1 came. ta here. He ,is a fact." HaroId HIn Ie were In exti ngu i1h- 12-year 8 pe r�ent unk'mg Iu!'d ment.f ind .muka 110111 with tlie de bentures, will be used to fmSTOCKS RALLY POlTLAND ,rA, TO MIIT , , , 1'; ; 'Portland PI'A will meet ton l11ht NEW YORK UP[ _ Stock• car- Racine · · ,epreaentative Walter Cle- a nce Spri ngfield Greene's p\lr· c ine Rac o 1 c, n n n · I l represent la Industries, d. mco e C of se ha j s A ' _ , It 8 p.m. in the grade 1choot. All rled their current three . day ral'" , members are ura:ed to a tte nd. Re- ly into the openinli tod·ay, but the were · '.two JUnlof Firemen Earl of Gall on, Ohio, and to provide LOS ANGELES UPI - Tbe j ury additional working capital. fractional. C leland and norleif BenU:. · might finally be8"in deliberations ", t fi'ellhmenta wm be served follow- upturn was mottly Syrli"c Ule sent five men. besides Trading was moderat ely active. Cemco ma nufactur e& a line Of , late Ul.is wee k ·in the seco n.d. rn ur• the meeting, '. , :-"'---'product, for use by the U. S , and der tri1J of Dr, R. Bernard .Finch 1 foreicn governme11ts, and by the 'a nd his paratnour, Carole Tre� heavy construction and tra nspor- golf. I�. �ou _ tatlon ,industries. The firm was , Th e retrial en tered Its 16th : recently awarded a governmen t :Week today w i th the sutgeon 's contract totaling nearly $2 mil· lawyer winding up bi, final argu. 1 _ II' ;,.a, lion, bo!'.>Btlne; its backlog or or- mcnt to the panel 9f 11 women and , • · � =-· d ers · to more than $8 millio n. 1 ma n . 1 INVl&TIGATE NI '- lri1 McKaY 10 year old daughtff!ero� Police �-eparti:n en.t ,: el'_ or Thoma� McKuy, RD 1, Lona Ing V?itbout _ an opera�or•� lice nse. j . Th e . ' Sprlngf1e ld • Greene , in addition �oday r· JJro�ing • aeeohd break• ·, �t�,in, eseaped serious Injury afcomp ufactu e a lin l n ma e t o t e ri n MINOR ACCIDl"fl' $KIL TON. COMl,\INTS of SHOW g . 1 1 nd nteran� in lbe. vmaee dur- of ·houaehold type thermome ters � Jitln,: accidenUally injured by Minor damaa:e i wu · Incurred Jn I � � . -e HOLLYWOOD Red Sk elto n , inc th e · put week. a nd th errpometry equ i pmen t for joki ng about the zipper that fail• . .• • �1-un $ aturday aft�moon. an atcldent on the l!Pl>t'r parkln& on T� E. F. Loh n �uce Sior� th e aclen tlUc, Industrial and au to- ed on th e Di nah ·Shore - NBC-TV Jr: and Don ald lot lnve1tti.ted by 'i.fomeroy po- �echanlc , . 'TJ;ioma, M eKay. 8t; was e ntered •ometim e �vidtpn were · �ootin8 at tin lice ilt 2 p, In.- Sa turday.' motive . tlelds, also makea burial sh ow, fordnl Di nah . to hide be a ter , U). o-cl�k Satu�ay night. c11ketl al1d cask et hardware; hind a screen a nd pin up th e back • � ' ':'be!n pelle ts from the gun A car .driven by Thelma Custer and � am till · a ,nount 0f merthrou its subaidiary, Th e of her dress: gh . �tr th?Oug_h ii Crack in the barli 43, ' M lli'eravUie,. alld ab.Other Oper� c and1 e · ld m. j WII 'reported ito en by Spri ngf 1e ¾ 'trnre th e child Wal " nJayi,ng. uelalllc Casket Com • aled by OP•I Webb . .... West Cn. )-f "If i t had gone on e morf inch, ' · li � " th e owner who di1co1iered the the ft · · · d wbed both pany. ':It ,wiJl. utilize floor space CBS would h ave open ed ib eye -�-S_ e, w.11 take� to the office of a lul'l)b1a, W. Va., coIIi•d. eSu nday morni ng:· · , at the Casket pla nt for the pro· a littk wider." Pomliroy j>hy1 lclan, by ber rather attempted to back from parkin11 · · · U,NDS IT l'ORP: TWO There ti�� ductlo n of t he Ce!)lco Li ne . at l p e the aces um ' � .a pelltt. Wis rtmoved from Two persons torfeltea bo nd1 · 1nd 'l'liC! inJll;il was not were no UN11t1 ot injurlea. . W'_left anotfler was fined SatuNlay by . In ltJ.., Il;i;t . . twq yean1 Spring�EIGS GINE�'- HOSPITAL , SQUAD CAL l10 � fteld Greene's· net sales have Doyl e · Adnilsa lona • Saturday: Poll\el'Oy Mayor Charles Lecar. ,, · , • The Pomel'O}' Emere'.eney Sq_ua� Wllllam Dean, RuUand, w11 fined 1ver. aaed, niOr.e tbap $4: 1,◄ mill• Knapp, Langtvltle ,nd RrnJemary ��-·I TWO 11,INll.P I "t,...,.r.ona�et:, �tne� ,In Co�n• W¥1 .called ,t 8:40 Sunday mombi1 $100 and costa ilnd tentencecf to ion afti; earoll).Ss . tiefore Federal Samae-1,, Ma1on; Diacha�a• Saturdl¥: Clara Nlch,u,o'rnlnt: by Judge to Ut:e �om•� of J,Jra. ,J.,f" ,.Hiyes three d:ay1 In jail by Mayor Le,:ar tax�, �nd q,�ortty: in�'ere,,\.-averpl ·- to, drhina: while intoxicated. Da- 14ed ·ove} $�0,� In tbe laJQe 01101), on Peach Fotk Road, Accord ftp �-- ·, ' 1 ' Stfnda.y admissiona.: Mrs. Jesse ·: ,- ,;id, ,C. �DenniSO:n. Akron,. forfelte� peritld, . . earniitts per., ,. ea.mm.on ,;..,,..?�"' , � f� · $10 aqlladamell: Mra.,Hayea .wlli :A: ,pr,nntlna tna., from a heart attaek. S)le :w11 •1& bond on a charge of lntox1i:!•, 1hare averaged $2.10 � the ,!8&,·-, Haye,, Pom·el'(I)'. ,� . Ori a- �harae•�f Sundaf-" discharges: Rosemary filiit �tlOn . ind' J�lifii J(yle, transported to �ip �neral Hoa- tl�n and "Jam�• w. Dennl_aon , At- 1K15 shares then outatanclll'lg and , �, f.o#•i� $200 ,�� ior DWI, amounted to $1.38 per share on Samsel, Mali!)n . OD a fhlrp· .a� drlv� plial by the squad. � •• � ' ,""' . I' �• • I .' 1 ,; • '. ' ' "( . .\I , • '•�!.:£·, ii., . •_. .l . �•-�C. - .... - Ohio: '•" "''"""' T.....,, Wann., 111 NflfT'•I ..._,. C...... t.nlfht. MH4 T......y. Hlfh ,_, lo tho . Five West Virginia residents are in Holzer Hospital follow• head-on collision on Rt. 7, one mile north of Cheshire Patr . . lman W. J. KeaH n g of the most seriousl y injured. He receivOhio �tate Patro l investigited ed n um erous fot:ial cuts, lacera• tbe acr:ide nt a nd arrested Harold lions of t he throat and ju!!,ular Hysell, 3 1 , Pt. Pleasa n t, for driv• vein and a fractured l e,i. ing while intoxicated . H ysell al· Thti Middl,port EffiW9fflCY• tempe d to pass a n other automoReacue Squ-4 mnt'-n, htld bile an d ran head •on into a car comprenn on the, critically indriven by Ralph E. Ross, 40, St. jured Garrolt'a woui,d enroute Alba n !i. to the ho,pltal. TIM Hlehway Injured Hoapitalimd Patrol tatel today t11"ldc action Hysell rec('ived S('v ere Jaeera­ by thti squad wn cf'NitN with tio ns of lhe forehead, left hand s.vint Garr .. l'a life, fin d le-ft knee . An arcoupa n t in Th ree persons in the car dr i ven the Hy11 ell automobile, Leonard by Ross were injured an d another receive d min or cuts. Marily n Nu55baum, 37. St Al · b.-. n s, recf! i ve d lacerations of the O head a n d lower right leg. Muriel E. Ross, 39, St. Albans, received laceratlon.s or both legi, cenfu. their new Grant-st. hous�o: of thP. moutb and • broken Op en An n' nounce ks Cl O er, Fultz, ar Lumb . . . ev, all V. J • , -.. · . • · · New Grant tree t HOUSUll''-W D· eveIopment H.o. use I . . 1· n.J.ur ff,_ l GUn , e d saturday w,•th ■ \e&- MILL 10, 11160 1 l't.ather mg a '3:f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , October 1 4-1 5-16 October ��.. o.:w, -ittithgeb, Bernard Futt.7. and CharteS 't.:1arkSon, (�tt' w ngUt) (11scuss the open house of ing , �d)U�n. Tbe home pictured w�ll be open for public inspectiOn Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week. HAVANA UPI - HundtedJ of an ti - Castro 1uerrillas still •re operating i n Cuba despite govern­ · ment te ports that 149' · Mtl'e be·en captured in mo nth-long military operatio ns i n Las VI ilas a nd Oti­ ente provi nce, i nformed sourcea: said today. The Cuba n army a nnou nced that 102 rebels and 32 "sympathilera" we.re rounded up i n the Sierra de Escambray in Laa Villas. lt Hid 1 large qua ntit.y of U. S. - made weapons, including machlnegdns and an ti-aircraft an d a nti-tank guns , was confisca ted. An American, id entified only H To ny Salvard, was reported · cap­ tured along with 14 others of an "in vasion rorce " which la nde d in Orlen te last week from the Uni ted States . I Dner«l To TIN Jntsr-,, f!f Tu Mei.,-Jf- .4rea en �· Seyfang, Har� .... y A. Gross, Wendell Ph1H ps, ecter D. Sayer, 1 John T. Rudy, Jamu Strattori., Stanley Ro nda, Jr. a nd Patrick. Koy. Attendi ng the di nner in addl· tion to the surv ey team were 'fed l\eed , Chairma n of the Pomeroy Cllamber of Comn'ler�e committee. Mayor Charle. Legar, Leslie Fu ltz a nd Clyde Kitkland. Edison Baker, Bernard Fultz, Chairman of the Middleport Cnamber of C.ommerce- eom!11lttee, L:hal'lel Clarkson , Ger&lil . Pres­ ton , Bill Stiatham a nd Dick :Owen. After the dinner a m eelipg was he ld wit h Charles ·stratton ,: auper".:-a visor of the group, aivina: an j ex,;,lanation of �hid · h i 1 ·. group .. ..,..,u oc uo111g m the sur�.ey. SCHENECTADY, N, Y. UPI II.ore pick et line violence was feared today ln the week old G en­ eral Electric Co. strike in t he wake of reJectiona of "truce" of­ fers by both th e oonipany and the union. Meanwh ile in Bucy'rus, Ohio, . about � hourly production em­ ployes at the General Etectric Co.'s lamp pla nt, scene of dcmonstra­ tlolU lut w,ek, went back to work loday, A. compa� -apolle,man aaid th, tumout-rep,eaent1111 nroltt' 40 Plfi'" •'1t of the tint sbift-waa back JO Wqrk movement. a POMEROY, OHIO ent1ne ":t:!� Castro. ·Foes Stilt This course i n City Plann ing is one of two in the U nited Stalea oI which Miam i Univ ersity's is the oldeat. The other suc h course is at Harvard. Th e survey team is all gradu• •lei of · lfiami Universlty wit h the exce1tUon of one . He is a a:raduate ot the University of Cin• 1 clnnali. • The team Is ��m.posed of �b' ' �· I I .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . STATI . .. . .. . . . .. PHONI .. .. . .. . . . . . : ,Ycil,ey l.:umbe r and · Supply Co. ' ,=�� ' A dinner Wa, held 3ullct.y eventog ■t Circl es Rest1uran t in Porn• 'llror-, for the eurvey team from �m l University, who will make ■ eomVrehensive . aurve1 of the area.: • The 1ui:vey team is made up of el&hl &raduate arch itect students ln� comprise th e &i'adua te course ol,Cit.y Plan oin,i under the direct• lon of Doctor Rudolph Frankel of Miami Un ive rsity. .The Middleport and Pomero)' C��mberf of 1/9llllll�rQE! are un· �erwritlng the costs of havi ng the survey conducted. The team will study the area a nd ret urn · to 1-liam1 Univer1ity to complete it.a. . report. The_)! will a t a later d;ale !Dake their report to the Cti;imhera of Commerce on what c 10 �:n::r � , . a1 -urveyTeam To Study Area . For Suggesting Development . I1,0 Vear Old'. G. L - - - - - - - - - • - • - - • • • • • - • • •-� IMPORTANT: OUR PR.ICE IS RIGHT! l'OU GET NOTHING l'REEll ', - Mra. Gle n Cha-Be il nd Mi88 Helen Loch ary re turned to the ir home ln D11yton Friday alter spending the w eek here . Mi111 Rev1 Rte, studen t at Col­ umbus Buaines s Unl veraity, arrived F,riday to spe nd the week end with her parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Don Rea. Mr. a nd Mrs. William Clark a nd Miss Sharon Moore vl1lted last Sunday at Bethany, W. Va., with Richard Clark who la atte ndln&: B e tha ny Colle,11e. MN. Nat han Bi ggs, Mrs . · Ollie Biggs, Mrs. Martha McElroy and Mrs. Mead Wlppe l visited Tuesday with relatives in Basha n. Miss Karen Drake, student at COiumbus Business Univer1ity, i11 spendi na the week end wJt h her ·parents, �r. and Mn. Harry Drake. }fr. and Mrs. Olen Hlrrison and sqn, bale , MiH Marlene Scholl and 1Milil• Beth Hutfman vi1ited Ia,t 'Sunday at Betha ny, W. Va. with Phi}Ul" Harrison wh o Is attendi nf �-t�any College, : ,:. Mr1. John Beaver and '11'.r1. Har­ I were Gfilllpolis vl1itor1 11 c.:..-=----�-----,:...--,--,-.--'-----'11 D nd-Up ' I I Kltch1n1 ) C trport ( ) Bathroom I NAM• HAWKINI lo .: :5JDI I I am lntere1ted In • frff tatifflate of the tellowlng hem• mo&l1rnl11tlon; I work. Kindly h■ve your rtprutntatlvt call. I on.ltntand this does not obllg1t1 m• In any wa._ I Mainly Abuut People In Pome roy October t -. e Fire Prevention Week Mt.re Violence Feared Today In G. E. to. Strike M I DDLEPORT V OTE FOR George A. · n�at . l,M .l',Tch ­ � e 1t st oti,to &, utcb 8ta­ \Slh Obllt Coltunbu&, , SAVE' UVES STOP FIRES ..........._ PTA M,0mbership Enrollment Week "'"· Jomes Murray Home In Middleport : FOR QUICK SALE! 1 9S6 CHEVROLET 2 Door Belair ' ' ,t,I ' ,' . ',B.. . evlng • p·ass u p le :!:=�;�� t worth seeing at the games, ifre.. gardless of what goes on on the held, alt hough that is usually top q ual ity, too. Seated together in the stan ds, the gray-clad future of ficers whoop their team on with aong.s, cha nLs an d yells . It's a dis-· play of the ,-,old school ,p,·r,·t" hard lo find on ma ny campuse1 today. • Towermg over The Plain and its group of s urroW1din g academic barracks buildings is the gtay gothic charm of the Cadet C hapel. It is open to visitors, aa . . are many of the b 1stoncally at• tractive buildi ngs. Only sueh aa lbe barracks . and a�demic buildi ngs are off limits to the visitor, and you can get a fre e guidebook with map a& you enI.er which will lell you where you are allowed to go. . • ... Among the n ot-to-miss sig hts are Port Putnam, starled in 1778 and constrncted under the super vision of George Washington, the WeSt Poin t M useum, the lugest tbe pure!)' military museum in a d 1 n Ch ;:; �� �!�!�!r o � ;: :� s gr y, hi ste nes dating back to 1782, and Weather perm,·tt·,ng the -rpa Trophy Poin1 on which re lics of parades ever)' Saturday d uring wars daling back to the Revoluthe academic ye,r from Septem- tion are displayed. her through May at 1 : 10 p. m. T he West Point is easy to reach on1y exceprions are d Ul'mg root• ball ,�" i" ,w hen the para�es are once, you've made it to New York mately hour° Ci ty The appro . .xi . h eld at i : 5 a. m. on home,gam e and-a•a.h a_If dr�ve 1s .both �1 e· as ing days, 01 not held at all w hen th e a nd mte res�mg (mcludmg the corps is away for I game. spectacular �1ght . or �res o( An d if ]'OU ca n make it tb an I merchant ships tied up m rows Army football game, you get a I for several miles along the Hu dson double -header, the · colorfu l pashor� - all part of the governrade plus the st:1di um excitement. menl s mothbail fleet.) 'The cadets themselves are .., ..... Whoever He May Be .. ���:,��!,"':: . . . ' s��ti1:ct From ,AS Gomg . To "' 1' est Pomtl r- . 4..ti/11 .OSU To Speak At , WEST POlNT, N. Y. UPI _ Up th e Hudson River from New York City is a show YDtl can't buy a ticket it _ but you ean see i t free. · Its name:· The United stales Mili• tary Aeademy, or, to make i t easy, Wes t Point. Not. only is the aged, but dis•• t·mguishe.1 u-t1roup of building1, aod mon uments the site at which the future gen erals and line officers of th e u, S. Army are educated and trained, but West Point is the oldest military post in the country, A n d i t's somethi ng to see. v,·,,·tor, are not only ,-pt ....., edbut they are e ncouraged to . . ,,·s,·t West Poi·nt, And wh,le 11 may be a popular summ••tim e ..... calling point of vacationers, the really best time to visit the Point is from fall to early June when the cadets are. there. For much of the summer they are .scattered or ! n vario us ph ases of ou �ide trainmg. You ca n 't help a l ittl e shiver when ·the corps of cadets - that Lona Gray Line - spreads itself som e 1,200 strong across The Plain (parade ground) to "pass i n review." ' Th e dri,ver, Ross, incurred la ceration, of the Jen eye and a dislocated hip. Leonard G. Nusa baum, 39, also of St. Albans, e,-. caped serious injury. He suffered lacerations of both le,o, conlu. bump on the fore head. He wa, treated and released al Holzer H Olii pital. FIVE V E HICLES USED n,. Middl"'°" E.........,c.y Rncue •""ic1•� tw. ambu l•ncea from Miller HOffltl for FuMr"al, in Go1lllpoH1, one from WNtherholt• a n d • Mloileport ..•••dm,n'o ,,.tton W•IOft W.rt< �• into NrYict +. t,a,... port the accident wlchrna to Molar Hosplt• I. One ambitlance up from Point PINllnl wa, ,W,11Jt needed. Both cars, a 59 C'--al ••, er driveo bY Ross a nd a 1950 Ford driven by ll)'sell were totally demolisb. ed. Hysell will appear before Galli• poIis M u . c1pal Court on charge1 m Mee Wedn--.la Cl!ill y t Mr. Lester Arnold, E.r.ten.sioll Farm M.ana ,11ement Specialist 1r0111 Obio Stiate University wiJI be the speaker at the PrOduction Credil . meet"Lng �n Meig.s County, Wednesday evenmg, October 12, at 7:30 p. m •·1,·,bUl'Y .x:.a....., ......., on Rt. 83 . · at tbe ,_ Just out of �Pomeroy. This will be lh e last in a aeries of seven meet, in gs held by the Jackson Assoc"IJlion over the el e ven coun1y area . Two directors of lhe association will be elected tJw year. One will represent R.Olls County, and the other Vinton, Hocking and Athena County. The election .resulu will !>e annodnced at the clo5e ol the .Meip Dteeting, fn addition to the Associ ation dJ.. rector& to be selected, votes will be cast itlld res ults a nnounced for thf M eigs Count., AdVUIOry Committee Chairman . The t wo nominated are Mr. EYetttt Holcomb, Carpen­ ter, and Mr. Rex E. Shenefield, , . Langsville. Clyd e Walker, local representa. live urges all members of the � ati:ociation lo attend a nd anyone else in terested in Me igs count)' ilgricullure. ....._ . w. TROOPS .AIRLIFTED LEOPOLDV.Q.J..E, 'lbe Con go UPI - The United Nationa com• mand rus hed Ethiopia n troops by em ergency air l ift to the Kabala re gion of Ka.tang Provin ce tody to pu t down rioting that ha.s take n the lives of at least eight Europeans. Khrush �ing Home, Will Meet New President UNI'J:ED NATIONS, N. Y. UPI -Premier Nikita Khrushc hev, prepari ng to re-turn Thursday to Russia. welcomed today a summit meeti ng with the win ner or the American preside ntial election, "whoever he ma y be." K hrush chev said fur thermore he was- "sure" that such a meetjng with Vice Preside nt Richard M. Nixon or Sen . Jo· bn F, Kenne dy would take place. The Soviet premier appeared for more than two hours Sund&)' otgh t on the live tel evision pro. cram •'Open Epd" a nd did not o. refuse to answer any of the unrehearsed queatlons. Rie replies tq iriterrogator David Sussltind were largely repetitious and long-winded arid tih mood ranged from the · jocular to the an gry, But he made tllese points: Qmbaru;o -Called fo, an arms ., . ,. I under wh ich "Jlo state s hould sell any n atio ns arms." from the l ine or questioning he indicated he s pecifically mea nt an embargo of arms to Africa n nat i ons. "Why give them arms," he said. "Bet­ ter to give them bread a nd machines." -Gave his "categorical" pledge t hat the Soviet Un iotl will ne\'er start a war- "So you can sleep in peace." -Rejected heate dly P.resident Eisenhower's challenge to worldwide pleblscit,e on whether men prefer Co(Jlmunism or West­ em democracy. -Said i t was a "wild idea" that Berlin could lead to nuclear war but i nsisted Russia would sig n a peace treaty , wi th Eaat German y. He said West Berlin coul d continue to live u nd er with its western contacts. �lism ' -I nsi ated th e RB47 bomber was s hot down ov er Russian terri­ tory and refused 'J he idea of an arbitration body in tern ational mak ing an inqu iry. -Said he was going home Th unday. Khrushchev was scheduled to make tonig ht what is ex!M:cted to be his Jail major address to the U nited Nations G eneral Ass emblJ at this sess.lon. H e was expected to concentrate on diaarm.men t, charges of "ag­ gression" again1t U1e U nited States and a call foi- "imm ediat� indepen dence" for aU colooial areaa-an idea he at:aln -advan ced Su nday nla:bt. Khruati.cbej will fly · back' to Moscow o n a Runla n Jet plane inst ead of returning on the li ner BaJlika. '' . . ' , � 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. 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