https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4488a587b6d046f4f54a6a94ca2a18b5.pdf 75a8eb1e6b166311b330c79f10ff36d0 PDF Text Text · · ,,--�-- - • " '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. '' . . ' , �DA/1.,Y SENTINEL tating Editorially Preventio n • 37 seconds a fin• hrt:'ak� out 1 11 �orne In the United Stal Ps. P THl;.1ngl.'1 1 ng l i \ t'S 111d dQJll,ging or destroyrng propnt� , 46 rninutes some Or7l' d i e � h the re­ of fire in this countrv . , � are the · t " o impell i ng rhallenges llllt · , 41D11mandlng us to give a ltwught to fire safe­ ty dUAQg Fire Prevent ion Wl'ck 10<·tover 9lJ). ' ' lt 'lvas the Great Chicago Firt• in l R 7 1 t hat ��tu.ally brought reeognil 1on of t he need for a ·concentrated drive fur fire prevention on • n8tio nal scale . ,Flnt Fire Pn•,·enlion nay Tbe first Fire Prevent ion Day was ohscrv­ iM October 9, 1 9 1 1 . the 40t h an nivc rs.iry of 1lle Great Chicago Fire. •�' ID f920, President Woodrow Wi lson issued :( tot 1-.} Ch& first Presidentia l-Procl amat ion of F ire Day. ..•tt'·t ,l'lti•// :!fl Prevention r: ) "JJt. � �d, in 1922 , President \\la rren G . HanJt- •-111:!1 proclaimed the first Fi rt> Prevention •• • Wei!kch. year since then, lhl' President of the 't ,1 - Ea t.J:nited States has prodaiml•d t lie week con­ · .l talning October 9 as Fire Prcn•nlion Week. Last year losses from fire were a shade be- By Hatlo ' - T�e • 2--Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , Oct. 10, 1960 RAIL SPOKISMIN MIIT W ASmNGTON UP I -Labor Secr etary Jame11 P. Mitchell con• ferred with railroad union and management 11pokesme n Friday on his proposal for an impartial t•ommission to study alleged un­ ion "featherbeddi ng" and work rules changes. Bot h si des agreed to ('o ntinue d1sC'lssto ns wit h Mitchell on Oct. 17. Joi, low t hose of thl preceding year. In 1 95:J !he nu mber of fire deaths totaled 1 1 .300, compared with 1 1 ,500 in 1958. And fire losfes at $1 .047 ,073,000 were n ine-tenths of one pell cent unde11 119681, t.be· first decline ,i nce 1968\ T 1e Jell ._ f'Milnrr There rat. be no ••llinlihj in, Ille filll�I against fire. Theue can, bo no. oestlirtl' 1>n1 til\e, lloll 4Qlllaia, !uses � proper amperag,i•?' Remember one--fou.lrdli Gtl alt .11188 the ar& 08U8• ed by matches andi smokitlj. Another, 20,4 peir cent are the rosuHl � miinttMt of eleetri''"al - MI.\JIII ·- IW'l' · Ja<ber. ret-ary- t,•HBUMI' of ttie stri ldll& Mi11,J1i. liild,11 driven' union, stalint <iJ'l"ie°' wou ld, q:iok 4P bus rldt1rt free lr'I 111'eJr own cal'S today, but 1 thalt h, didn'.1 ·know w,hether lhe drl\l�tll Would aceept tips: "I won 'l be wiln them, but thl'!y1re fiuma n, alter all " , •·-.:;;:=======e= 1,,n..-. ,... s.;., M■ls la Nan'cy-o·e'rJe n , ,18 recul)f,!ratm g af . ter .!l.n operation at, th e Pleasant Valley Hotpltal. Those wis h ing to send· card• may addf.!SS them to Mrs. Mary O'Brie n , Pleasant Valley Hospital, Room 1 18, Point Bedford' School New• s Repu rt .. �E Pleasant, W. Va. Pictures were recently laken and h ave been delivered at l he school. Chery) Ann l'Bius and Qonna Sidders are celebrati ng birthdays this week. It ha1 been learned that the H ealth Deeartme nt will soon give the following shoh: firat polio shots for Isl grade ; smallpot,la l grade; D. T. B001ters, 2 a nd 5; small pox, boo1ters, 5th grad e. .....,_ ' . . , Sc;enc,e Today ;::?\:· Non-Contagious C�ncer Virus .,.. ' Barn l\far\,-� At Changes In "/;--.'";·••' Now Contagious Scienet Says His Lifetime__ . •• r• I mNs • ••• • 59 N; · iiid I I j .« "' ' "eigs & Mason f..oming Events lieil)lr's ., .. 'I' or :inn-­ ' ''• ' r, l , . ·1 t f DO U l·L E P O l l P A R l'O T STAMf DAYS ' ' • ' -� . t' r CLEAN iipAS . COOKl�G . I l �· ft . , taata ' 1 • "No greasy smoke ,pqu�g· out·lnto m,y kit.ehen �u• . ·1 new.GAS J,tange has a l!lDlOkeleea bl'Oller� . ;; The -.. N=* �- CROSS HARDWARf N. W. COMPTON, O. D. 'P- ., , .. . . ;.,-1.\, J.,. ... ... ;,: ��' -• :"'1.1 •\ ,� ' ;. o , · � " ',,., , . ,. . ., Jdtcbell,,,.U. door ohut. No pwy 11110ke po� epi,, -� oo I can beeauN. tl,ey; clla•• tbat 8alDI broilint door '· flame-seared·," � es bwlwf,-• � . -.r like • ..,. .............. .... w.....,..,..,,... ... I I , . ... QIIO � GAS COIMff... . •, '' ' �t lt t!>e, _. � brmlo: Iii�•-•• llli' olbs � f RA.TES eo ceot,. t ce.nta: per llffrd, (Ille ln.ertio n. lll41dlllil ehlrct • Nnta �r wuNI lor thNe CODIIIIICUUVI tollcrUona. SPQl!lal - one monlb for 30 ce111'J Jief •onl l"\LI.I rate of t eeo&I per wont will be c:Urled for idv ertlll nt d not PiLid �ltniD 10 da)'I an.er ret«ivhtt bW. In All.-..n, - dbouJ• lie •-- lmnwdlotei,. Tbe Dt.11, Se.ntinel will nnl be NllpOllliibie for mot■ tbAD one inc:or• red diertlon. Slnl 1ll rtanb 1114 � NollCft ol 1:,-,uta SHJO. nbJ.tuart .. pubU1bed ■t l ce'I\ per word. 'C/OllD8 J. DAY 3 DAY-I II DAYS l MCl 10 llOo IMlc fl.II '4.00 _, tlOo Jl.20 fl... '8.00 211 , '1k ,,� ...211 t7..0 1\4, ....i,ed bJ 10 A.Jt will be In tlu,t dar, ....... \I' Middleport HOW'S YOUR BRAPP£TITE? • CONSISTO:NT DErEll'DA.BLF lllliluLT!I =="",,,: ------====�==:,., �:::':."::::---==..1----':"':":"'lNotices FOR SALE ROWLJY & REED ._.. ,___ BECKY'S ,p::t, �:e�;�� ;:,.c:1�;��; • ! =;a-a-a..a-a--!-=-==ii •All ftl>.1.JS I '. • ' FOR PHONE WY-2-2! 57 ········-----�.�-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • . • 10, 1 960-3 WA�T ADS wm ' Oct. am., Mn1 Mattia Bentilt ' of, €annon• ft,.. •, €i�· , t!:olo, , hai "" · ruonedl home .• 1 ., t111 11�dln11 10D1e time b111e w,ltll Your m,p1tilt Is tt,e bri1ht way you feel. . • equipment. And th11ee-lDU11tlls ofl all! .fiil!es are • hei, 111tellt,. Mn. Mi•nle 'l.'lte 11!.Ai wllll met Tuesdft>':, Oct. rwhen there's on the tajlo . . . maybe • neediess - t hey ai:e, Call8ed1 b� human1 care- and Mr.a. lta'1l Gil'mOJII. oll Ru · L , Jil,I - 'lt:SOJ a. mi ail �a scttOOll A .. with nice, crea!'D)'· chipped beef or welsh · P� ...,_ 0ctobe11 3· abndan(l!II all Sij , l llliol!il prioparn willl bit g11tu1ented1 lessness and forgetirulness. rarebit on toest :. � .-�. just bread1 spread: You can do yo"" put IAMIJgM "' ,_. ,.,., Seh0-0l w,, 119. 0llll•ll1S wu """'' l b¥ U., atlldentA. and · jam. Perk! up � meal! €ottaaa prqeai fflNfpi, \Wl8r h8IW • ----• ; .,...... ...n1n11- • tl!e> �- oJf . Al � m-tt w... hold, by ttte . 1 -- .· 8llli �- 'Iille> •eel•>!ll to h••• ' M•. ••� M"" 111,..,. 11IUp1 Sl! •, Mm�. Al!tu MooO.: 8\fldl arr,.' Sbllt a{ lilllij�"'••ltonldl on1 011teber 14. Good Thlnp Go wRh lilt alll the new; III.IJ shades. ttt1c ol'dllll ttt1 Jey Jl'llllnger we,e 'llbuNny dltlnw � •J 4"iwdl Heinef.1 � • ••ca1111 of " Victory " for their class rings. guests of Mrs. C. E. Roec her Popi.Ian priced! The 8th Grade has been doing Chester. odd jobt. in prepari n g t he . Bedford Evtrythin& Goodl 0 Youth Center for use. of h� Mrs. M11ry O'Brien, mother. sister, Lyda, and brot h er Jim Ad, _ � parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sh erman Ro­ �• ams. NEW Y�:m� UPI-Af1('r 48 But l hc ch11nRe brini;:A a HUle • berts, Wedn esd ay. NEW YORK 1.!PI - , Mr. and Mn. He nry Eblin J·. J,-r, of bellevini;i a 11art1rnlnr I rnon· l igh1 tn t h r dou d y sllhjt>d �look cenback ov�r my hfe, nearly have purcbaAed the Bob Jeffers Qancer viruA wai. strietly non- · 11r 1•irus,•s an d i:anr.ers and it' K Y.i h f()ntagl.:?Ul!, srit•nrc is no w 1·.,n- a �11 lq 1 •,·t nrwly pe r tinent to peo• tury of �ime, I m 11 rvel al ! he c .an • pla ce and moved lt\ete last week. Mr . and Mrs. George RenshaW fi'olrted �ilh thC" f1111 proof ih:,! 11 1,1 1 • only th is yPa r viruses have g('s which I have seen, ' wro1e , lt contagious. i.:alled on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fillin• h1 ·1•tt rlin·(' l l y implicated in hu- Bernard M. Baruch, l Th.c 90-year,old statesmln, con- ger lut week. "mlll!I h1 the celehrntrd Hmh \ 1 , 111:111 c·anr r r. 1 ' I eludi ng h is second volume or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snider are INtl which w11s on1! 1,f th 1 · fir:-<1 " il� Oh\'i11usly C'anrer viruses don't " ( spending this week in Columhus to f l a r<t l "Tht mt•molrs, Public Years, der r be a r ' l len 'd as ifi •' n l , �· e11. ft i11 a virus or <' hi,·k l ·us /.:l ' 1 arnumi liku ordinary v iruses. scribes t h e view a1 which hu mar- with th eir daug h ter, Mr. and Mrs. • William S1.11Ji.,.an. ,'llheNI i11 no reaHon ror human If t h t• .�· difl. sdence now would vel�: ,t ' D:irrell Roberts called on his hi••• to worry hrraU�l' of t l1 1 s know mut·h mo re about lhpm "America was ml adolescent, " l l h u n i1 iloes. soon ter a In l912. f unfin ii; hed countr)' when J was ehanae in its sfatus. •• " "HOLHA u~•i?•• r ' ' 1l� d 1 s m•cry by Dr. f,' rnncis P:iy- born . Th<' r1rs · t t ramconlinepta I ,..,.,.. 7 .· R1' ch -1 rd, A•m,· s,tons, o,•••·r l Ion Buu� nf lhf' Rockefeller I n- Tai· 1 roacI h11 d b.u cn comp I et c d le s a Reed, Rt. 1. Rutlan d; .� h l u l ,·, th� r.ous virus was sub- than two yea_rs before my b �. rlh , Raymond fl J anet Lee Neal, Middleport; Mis jl'dt•II lo \(,hat seemed an .ici<l alld l h t• Jl�t1�mg of t he American I l Robert R. McCarley, Vi nton; Mn. 1 1 •,( for (' OlllaJ,!iowmess. frontier dad not octur until al- H ward Coleman Alh:n Long ll-Ot• Accept THt At Proof ' m ost JO years afler. A� a ch ild, l ';. t ChkkrnN WNf' fed tissurs in· list e ned to rpy great-grandmother _ · -----�---,-�­ "_ fps!l•,I wilh t hr virus. They min- 1ell s1 ories o r the American Hev- they h ave learned how to Oy above i.:h- 1 1 frc<•ly with chirkcns whic h olulion _ stories which s he h ad the eart h and to explore the very OdOMr 8 All membt·rs of lteturn Jona­ :wt u ullv. hori• t he tumors caused he 11 rd from her mot h er who lived preci ncts of the moon. Every day tlllJl Mt1lU11 C h apter, DAR. are h.v 1 hc virus. These chickens were through it - and of t he War of we learn of some fa ntastic new ' .-Pd to be al lhe Miclcll<'f!Ort h11 li,�vc,t to he SUS<'eplible, yet J B J 2, which wa s part of her own development l n medicine, lranspor• Ctmet.ry at 3 p. m. Sahmluy pnt onP of t hem came down with girlhood mC! morie&. Throug h the ta l ion, communica ti on, afternoon ror th e gnvc markings r·anc·cr. This was 1 he proof wh ic h eyes these relatives and my " Stlll J bae noticed lll.at tome hnd IH'f'll acctpled as final ever own life, 1 h ave enjoyed a vN'tual people _ you n g peo ple In parli, for Mr11. Robert A. Mil lrr suwr. Mill Daisie Saunders. eye-wit n es, account of our coun, cular - take the *onders of thil 1ry's d cveiopmcnt since lndepend- age pretty muqt for granted. I It now has flec_,n canceled by October 10 be<!ause Dr.�. B. R. Burmester. A K. Fonence. 110 supp ose that th1a is l The Central PT A wi l mN•I at "Comparing the worlt! iD which it 11 h ard to sustaln a sense of the achool Monday at 7:30 fl. 111. lcs .incl W. G. Waller of t h e 1 �val Wiles and Charin; \J11y1! I I . S. Urpurlrn<'n1 of Agriculture's I live now wi1h the one into fa ntasy in 1he face of new mlr­ s will . .nhoratory at w h ich r was born, I mig h t just as vels which �ience and technology Pnu l l ry l!e1;1•1ird1 l lit In, chHEte of t he nroaram and .i bor n one,hundred- p our out week after week. But · 'lt9le' ahow 'Mill he stagnl hy l hc l�11M L;msln.t( . Mk h . They worked well have been with :1 highly inbred line of and ninety, Instead of ninety, years w h en one can look back as far aa mtin, wh11 P 1,,glmrns known to be must ago. Scarrelr anylhing we now con- [ can, and remember th at the sider lndispensahle to normal !iv, working of a kitchen water tap .,.. The. paught&rll of Huth f 'lus11 of su.�n•pl ihlt• tu tlw virtls. Ttwy in 1 1n1 M t•d 404 o day old in& existed ln the wor ld or my once rilled, h im with wonder, he / the United Mc-l hndist l ' ll11rd1 w i l l • meet Mon d11y 1dh'rnuu11 iii t hr d1 i 1 · ks of t h i s l ine wit h l hc virus birth. It was a world without auto , can truly appreciate t he fantutic church with Mrs. Minni� N1•1 1 l l• Hnrl t liry Wl'rC ret1rt•d in the same mobilc5 or airplanes; without ra- chan1e1 whic h have taken place UJ)proxima1elv the dlo, televi8ion, or movies: Without 11, nd a: ain the true perspective of Una, Mrs. Mar1 Crary au<I Mrs. p(•11s wi1h Sil!lll' m1ml)(>r of rhkks who al miracle drug8, electric home appli• age." ThOmaa Gocgleln us ho�ll��s,•s. l h 1 • �t;ir1 h,itl no virust>s in 1 hem. ance, fountai n pens, or tro1.en 1 .:::::___________ 111 14 In l oO d11ys 56 lo 1M per foods. The Dl1abled Ameri(";in Vt'lerans "The rate of our progre811 - of Wllf moel al the IJ.A.V. l l a l l , l'orn­ 1 · 1•111 of t he inoculated chickens t troy, Ohio, Mon day night Oc1 ohor w1•ri• fli•111l of canct'r, The lime material progress - staggers the 10. There Will be u put l ui·k �upp�r 11 1 nok for 1hr virnses 1o kill imagination. It took men thou• p. m. and llw 1m·ut w i l l lw I hem d1·1wndl·1l upon how muc h sands of years to find a aubstltute at ' ' c; furnl■hed by the DA V ' s. AH veli•r- 1 11· us l1ad hN'll put into lh('m and for the oxcart, but in 50 years • • • Itri■ are welcom e. The Ladirs ' A 11 x- wlw t h 1 •r it w,1s injer. lcd in veins .: sirnpl)' tu an increase in the eon• j lfir)! are in c h nrJ.:e of t h<.' e11 1 n - u1· 11iu1,,,. l lw skin. , mnment. ccn tra liOn of the vlrus," they ad. Tnni ml1tlon by Co nt•d ,._ dcd. Of tht!tr 1ininot·11l 11 \('d pen mat• � _ [ ,·s 5 1 1 In 7H \Wr i·ent Oc:tolMr wero dead Thti Meigs; County lhdin" Cluh t1f flllH ' Pr wit hin :J7 lo l6:i days. 'WOI ineef_Tuesda y ut 7:31l p. m. 11! Tl11• sdPn1 isl Rairl t h•• viruses the Satl■bury Towmhlp hullding: 1•v1dl•n!.t1lly had to build uµ to a ..-efflbera are asked to hrini:; sa111l­ i-rit in1I h111 unknown nutnb4'r l n thi> fr ori11in11I ho.!11� before they wlchea of cookies. ru11lfl be lronsmltted. ' IL .,,J. ,._/ • ' ,, Ochtbtr ' 2 i -l Tht"y we r e 1ure th e h'ansm!s­ TUii., WID., THURS. The Paat Co u ncllors o r C h l'Nlm sion wa� by contact because they Gel lloll.ble Your Counell Dau1hter& or Anwrira wlll 1 n11,;l r 11rl('d a tw o compartme nt Purehue In PoU ' fflfft Wedne1d1y even ing at the 11f'Tl ,livh !NI hy douhl,- chicke n­ Ptlffel Slunps Jodi• hall with Mrs. Henry Spt•n­ \\ ire three-quarlen or an in ch eer and Mr■• Curtis Frcdl'rirk us 1qrnrl. This pri;>Vf'ntf'd ph,Sical . . " .1iotteue1. Mfll. l:IUl•ll JH<lrnour [•m11l1rl hotweo n ehickcns ln the and Mra. Floyd Ridenour will he two (•omp11rtmenh, but dld not ' In ch■r1e of the entertai111ncnt. pn·vl'l11 t•lose proximity , TT\V fift .1· l'l1!cks i nocul11ted with vi­ Mela• County Plo11rtr and ;. J(ltltorJcal Society will hold ils m� wrrr 11ut in one t·ompartment .... INl'h annual meeting at tlw Ft•il• l'.• ,thlt\ 2!') <luys 47 ur the M were tbia,_Fall• . J!lame ·, "Gu broiling ls one reason why_ � didn't have lio· waah ·our t.,.1,d Church In Pomeroy on dl'acl nf ranrer. P'lrty unlnol'ula1 ptrectneld1y afternoon, Octolwr 12, ril 1·hlt•ks WNr pul in the other bro� wi�·� roJlllWnllll amoke 1 [,1npll r1mrnt. Not one came down . fteffl 1 :SO to 4:00 o'dork. llih'il,lip bioU in my kitchen stay• clean longer, I hear other women complaill, Refre1hme n t1 will h1· :-:t•n·cd \·, i 1 h <'illl<'t'r, nnd this seemed to �l111w 1hnl the virus cot1ld not be t11 ii lqd the public:: is ln vilt•d llul meat ia,llOt onbl open. I'm oon,rlnced with the oven 11irhotne tthd tfte meeting. In re11orl inK t h eir results to lietter when it's T h r Nat imrnl Cnnc,ir lnstllue, Be• October 1 3 .... ol olOlll� Raulo Juot rf&llt ._, time! CIN•I No i..uo..nt \'lhl Wlndlna Trail r.nrd1•n Cluh th,•sdn. Md .• !hf' .!lci ,:-ntillB said Tbl1 Gold 8t¥;.�8'.� wlU ffleet Thursday tvenini:l ai frankli-• lh4·Y did nu1 undcr1tand Alway, done a• )'OM lib The Bl11'Ml'-with•••Brain'ISIN:kl� �� UM home ol Mra. Joseph Slru hl1· ,,, 11y t lu,y w1•r<' the r!rsl to prove ihem---and autoAlaUc,lly. rep.lat• th• flame auto''' clllulll.Mll Bart, med.lµin or well done Mulberry ffelshl• for a masked t . w Ht.1.s cancn \'HII be conlagi• mat::lc:ally iO do ,way with I l""' b.,l!i!f, ..,.,f t • �lloween party. ,i.1s by co n t.act. Of roune, they i! boilov• -· Food woa't � ,..._ "-' · •Pr11fl, 11drhHI • the blololillc�• characterburn or 0V11rcook. Mak.. · IL¼tJiN! ...,.; .,_.,___ 15 QI__,.Bralil1 -� many. -... ., timt. ,ulta .. .,.\ · i�t ic�" or the Roui ,,Jru� "ran any pan MltomltKl. 'J'II• Fairview Churc h will h •l • ' a,od du chong •A,O,A. .... .,_ ," .,,.' , , .' I , ft ute It 1he Slmp11 on huildt l' · ,1 • ie 1 apPan>n 1 acquisition t '1 1 N , 2nd � . Mud.I� _. • ....,,.._,. 1 11Nlde Cle1an d Drug Sto r e m uf l'011lr.1: iommes� ma)· be due -!'am• fel c!1old.,.t Faat.er qf There'■ nothlna Lean11 ..,. ollout hew yctt11: . :lllebNt, S1turd11, Ort. 1 �. • _ e 'Get Ille cleanoot oookin( raDC!> there le-one c,1· u-. llooM!!o •t 011111,r " "(r",Q -. TUl!AN MAQIC CHIEF - VESTi'< '- NORGI': - Dlllll!l-- 11,\ "IIPllt w,01 THt couecu '11M: lhn.. County Youth Rally WIURl.llOOL CALo.1110 &lf)l&AY • RCA �- ... 26, ...... ....... el tlllt Churthe1 of C hrist will be """"" 31, KY, � luaday, Oclober 16. al 2 p. OPTO M ETRIST .. �t the :Rutltnd Churc h or Ch rl1I. 111 - -- -- - L-f,'-"' 11, I lo I (Clole al Noo11 on ftun,) 0111,o, lloun, t lo meroy church will be In lut Court Strael. P-1 of thJ proaram, and there __ ____ an ekctlon or offlcets. • • "' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., _ _ _ _ ___ OCT. 1 4 Material Objective ni1ht will be observ ed wh en Mary Shri ne, W h ite Shrine of Jerqnlem ffl�t::11 Friday at 8 p.m. at the fOOF -bait Potluck refreshments be ser­ \led and all members are uraed to attend, laurels. I I t is the job of all! Mi us 'I& ctntlinue our et­ forts to make Ame11inai ffilie sale. H a ve you chEtGlt,ui y.ou, attic 011 �BBemeni rceelllly for accumulation, oE bhe 'b)t.pe ot com► bustible trash in1 w.hicti, tires so, easily staiit? Have you checbd1 y:0011 eleat:Jllcal' eircuil:B and extension co11d& t&, make SU■:1 8 l!hey, arre ini tip-top shape? Does your IUM' ,.,.I IUS DRIVERS TO 'USE CARa ' ◄• . • • • • • • : : : : : • • • •• • I ; I� H,ocne Demonstration Leaders Plan For Coming Meetings For Rent 11partme nt ao THREE ltOOM Conder Streel , Pomeroy, alao, 4 A leader lraini ng ft'leelina for room ap1r�m1Jnt on Seaond home denton,1tutio11 ,ll'Odp1 tm Street, Pomeroy. Pho ne WY2- the subjt!ct of meal planffln1 2733. __ 9-28,tfe for better family he•llh klcludlril __ FOVR HOOMS., uururn 111hed and diet, n eedini 1peclal itlenlion four roo1n rurrushed. Phone was held al tbe borne or Cenev■ WY2-3302, Chri1tlne Bee�!e. Ji. Nolan, s1racu1e, Frida,. Ni neteen leaden Wer e preteht 10·7 6lc representing the differe nt home troups of the demonstr.atlon I I county. Miu Irene Ne�. Jooda AlAN 1o lake over gas ala.lion. 11nd nutrition apeciallat lroril Ohio P hone WY2·9920. 9-23-Uc State Univeraity cond ucted the .. --t raini ng meeting with Mn. NoWANTED: Mechanic. Ph one WY2· Ian .issiil ing. 9-23-Uc 9920. These leaders •Ill return to their groups and u Be the informalion gained in the rne:elln"• for ( 20 I 1 7 Help Wanted ___ ____ On Tuesday, October 18 at th e Grange Hall at 9 a. m. a aewifti machine clin k will be held for the Rock Spri np and Cbe1te1' groups. Any others wi11hin1 \o attend should rontaet the e:itenMUELLER FUkNACISS, WISTING lion itffice for further inforffla, HOUSE appllenat. Ameld Bro­ tion. Each atte nding penon thffl. s,racllWf, Oh-. PhorM WY24:114. n.n.tf B hould bring the complete sewjng machine with instruction book ' AIR «ONDITIONING-;-REFruGDand any small tools, raga for I ation servi ce Jack'• Refrl1eraOn Fritla.y aftern oon MIH Dixie clea n ing, steel wool and their Ihm. New 11a..n. !'h one TUZ. Ann Pierce, Middleport, 1nd Mila own lunch. �••31. Ja net Carpenter of Pomeroy ac­ -Nove mber 1 at l O a. m. the 1 companied their roomri11«!, Miu interm ediate !!twine A 1CTl0flll ■• clan wilt Su e Keller, to her hom e In Dela­ hold its meeti ng. Each person Complet. Strvic. ware for a week end vl11II. CrlH lt..tfonf should bring paper, pencil, lape Wrh, ,honti or CmtKt Saturday, they drove to Colum• measure and material to make a A. c, BRADl'<Nltl, •••,.... Ohi.. bus where they spent the day 1hop.. good cotton dresa. (Do not buy pin g and in the afternoon �ttended material or pattern before,) the Academy Award winning Cin­ November 3, · a leader traini ng erama "Ben-Hur" and In the even­ meetln a: will be held for clothing ing attended the stage production project leaden. Further infor­ of "The World of Sueie Wong." mati on will be mailed to the The girls, who are sophomore• at leaders. Ohio University, returned to Ath• All home demonstratio n club, ens Sunday even ing. should be sure to have names ilefo1.. 9:30 A.M. and addresses of leaden to ex· Mlddl- WY•2•264f tentlon office by Oct ober 15 . lAIT,Z FIID ITO.. Wednesday, November 9, and AI CtlNtw Thur1day, November 10, a 11ip YukH 5-2145 cover workl!lhop will •be held •t HAM� IIRVICI ITAT­ the Grange Hall llarting at 9 a. lhfer9 f:OI AM. Gauges: Montgomery, upper m. Further information will 6e 16.1, lower 9.1, 1.2 open. Gall.I· mail ed. EftrJ IJt)' lienloe polis, upper 17.tt, 9 ft tower, l¾ ft. open. Loc'k 23, UUI upper, 9.3 AOCTION EER ay lower. Closed off. All movable ft:EASONABU!: RATl!I da.ms are up 13 through 23 and SATISFAC TION GUARANT EED closed off. A.II Kanawha River Call Or wrtte I. 0. McCay dams are on the s111. Ch•ster, Ohio Boats Down: Lock 8, OVEC, 8 David Lyoni •aa the moderator 8 22 �Otp am , 7•5; Lock 16, Rocket 2:35 am, . 6·3; Lock 16, City of Huntington, and pttsided over the meeting of BULLDOZER FOR HfRE. Ponds, 4:50 am 16-2; Lock 18. Peggy the WYF of the t'ira1 Un ited Preebasements and landscaping. Ph. Downie, 4:45 am, l-1 1 ; Lock 23, byterlan Church when th e gr oup Ch ester, YU 5-325�. 10 3 30111 Aliquippa. 12:4:i pm, 0-lt; Mr. met Sunday e,·enins al the church Criss.' 7:25 pm, 9-0; Captain H1r• in Middleport for their regular PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. rlson, 9: meeting. 30 pm, 2-2. Papering. Floor san d in g and fin­ The meeting opened with the Boats Up: Lock 27, Franklin D. ishi ng. Carl E. NelAOn Rutland, Roosevelt, 7 am. 3 -0; Gallipolis, singing of the Fellowship Hym n af• Rt. 1. Pho ne WY 2·6969. Heron , 9 pm,. 3-0; Que en City, ter which Patty Lowery gave the 10 4 6tp 1 : 40, 2-1 ; Bonnie 0, 4 : 50 am; I nca devolions using "The Bible and B Lock 23. Mr. Criss, Race." A poem, "Maklng Life ROOflNG - SPOUTING, SHEET :05 am, 4-1; Mike Creditor, '6 :20 Worthwh ile" wu read by Helen 0-7; pm, 5:35 metal work. Repair work of any pm, :.!·8; Aztec, J l :15 pm. 3-0; Cin­ Taylor. The scripture was read by ki nd. P hone WY 2-2301. 4:15 1m, 1 0-2: C. V. Har• BeYerly Perrin. cinnati, 10-10 30tp Plan s for a Halloween party ner, 6 : 20 am, 0-2; Eliiabeth, 6:40 am. 1-0; Kanawha River; Lucy were discussed and the group planJane Lucas at Wi n field, 10:� pm, ned a bake ule for Oct. 22. 'l'wenty-three youth and their 0-1 ; Beaver dow n at Wi nfield, counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 5:25 am, 0- 1. Vaughan, Mrs. Everett BAchner and Rev. Howard Ruppell, were pre&� '· • • · ·· POR · SALE 6 l'Oam house with mJt for the m eeting. Lead ers for the meeting tll!tf land, Rutland Township. Ph one l(J.fMlte weet. will be Cindy Sauer and CarWY2-618 1 . olyn Russell , , llll • Business Services I Call Dici Sterr.n ........ - =--.,•�iii '. RIVER REPORT WYF Met Sund Evening At Middleport Church Experleueed ----�------· RADIATOR .· � ■ ■ . . 16) lost and· Found ..,.. .- .. · 1, .il . . .. REP. � I R Soles lfl I Blt1ettnar's $65. . · ':i,& ---- ( 7 1 ) Real Estate Legal Notices LJCIAL NDTICI OIi SALi Bids will be received by the undersigned· al the offil!es of Webster -and Fultz, Pomeroy Na• tiotlal Bank Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, ungl 10:00 A. M. on Friday, October 1,, 1960, for the pur• chase of the Bertha A. Arnott ·real estate, altuated in Letart Township, Meiga 'county, Ohio. The above real e■t1te conslat1 of approxlmate13' 1ttenty-four acres, on which there 18 situated a five-room fr1 me dwelling. Freeland S. Norris, Adm inistrator of the Eslkte of Bertha A. Arnett (9) 30; (10) :S;5, 'I, 8, 10, 12, 13 ,c,rtim eaymona 104-ltt l� l If · Supp Iii �.,O ,,. �.C..J!!!T, . * see J!!! •""::t- ! 1 2) Wonted sulil Mrs. Benton Ponn entertaihed with a lurkey dinner Saturday evening at her home on Mulberry A�. honotlng her husband on his birthday. Present were Mrs. Earl Radcliff of Wilkesville, Mn. John Radclllr and son, Robert, of Hamden, Mrs. Jessie Hennessy, Middleport, Mni. R. T. West and son, Tommy, of Po meroy, the honored guest and Mrs. Ponn. Earl Radcliff and R. T. West were unable to attend due to illne5!1. Mn. Ponn received several nice gifts. sr , . of. C U S BAKER • smRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL. OIi.. GAS FUR N ACES omo ALUMI N UM STORM & SCREEN WINDOWS COMBINATION MASON PTA TO MEET The. Mason PJ"A will hold -their regular meeting at the school on Tuesday, October 1 1 at 7:30. Miss Alict1 Roach's third grade will pne• sent the opening �erdse• and a short buaineu meeting will fol• 1ow. Ralph Gibbs, Jr. will preJent a film and a diseuulon on ufely. Everyone is welcome to att�d - Re­ freshmentl wUI be served. STORM and SCUEN DOORS AD euetom Built To ftt Any � seere 111 toitl11" OUR GRAND OPEN ING SALE '' We hove rounded up from 01Jr other three stores a large selection of fine pianos and organs including Demonstro. tors, Rentals, Studio, Trade-ins, Surface Domoqed and Floor Models. This selection of instruments wi. ! make this the most exciting soles event in our history. tkaldwln e11■m111on e A.oroaonle • Lester r-•· '4800. e MUtoo e Kohler ,-= 1 4) . For Rent. I Eilompl• : �alclwln Spinet $488.00. n s teec...,._ PRESENTS ., _1£ .'-flt:lfl tl' �fft[' Rent ., FOTOS MUSIC COMPANY (21 ) Reol Estate r.rm, ■ •- --·-=-. Hwband Honored On Birthday By Mr,. Ponn Buc_kwheat Society �ews ltreh M, .,.. lh �' u'"' •.�'!,.,..J ,,',',','•'•" t'y H-.,.l 11., 8.... ••0• , t v ' W■ 0 n . TNK,r,.:R, M i ch. UPI-A ll the awaJ. , Ul after major 1ur1ery on Thurs, tlocb are working, 1 1ckin& away The_ nf' w _ school Is named �or d.l y. the diitrtrt s pre1enl aupttt n�• l hf- sehool �ear. Mr. and !tir 1. Ceor&c ilr1·1•ritige . Lathes. cnnders and drill pre1- dent w ho has been on 1'- :lob t,f Athen, also ICrt. Charle. Rife tes ltand read y in the clnnoom •i nce 1942· Robic hlud fi nd.I tltiit Nr. and Mrs. Edward Reinhard' shops. Moat o f the cla u room embarraH ing and intilll hi dld Cald•ell, S. ra b Rife apenl Sal ur: desU are in pla u . T.h, gym not wan1 t he achoo! named for day et '" bo■p lt.11 1 with Mr !t ire . naor &learns with varniah and him. Uoyd Wood remains seriously lbe ,wimming pool needa only to kobichaud and high athool P�in ill. He celebnted bl1 72nd b1r1hclpal Ben J. Karwoski do n't, how- day Oct 7th be filled wtth water. The 1panki ng ne w $3 miJlion ev,r. thinlc the new school it Mr. •�d M�•· Bob BoWf'n and P. Robichaud High fllled with frills. Hamilton ton ee•Tony of Tolfllo spent the H l g h achool juniors and senior■ 'if'.hool here ha1 ju1t about everyend with ho1ne folks. w thing. --4'._eept students and teach- atte ndi n& clas�s on 1plit shiftt at Burnie Bowen ape-nt lhe Wf'elc: e moet Roosevelt glilt, for th n o w en. _0 r.....rge We 11 11• Uading part , only four cour1e11 a aemes- end ,u t h � 1 ., O.arborn rown•ittident1 · Creek. ter-the bare minimum for grad• thip lct...l Dl1b-ld No. I •PMr. and Mr,. Ed Reinhard and uating or being admitled to a PfoWN �"'9 nt. mo,,.., childnm, Caldwell. ape nt the college. .,.,. the MW hifh school which home folb. Mrs. wllh weekend If the new 1ehool had been · WII te ....,, thh fall. B ut thH , Larry, Mr . .and Mrs. Rife rles C1lt opened, ;i ll st ude nts would have thtY M iked ind twlc• h,rned Gear1e Sadon. been able to take si.r. courses. '9wn r.t.rwtdi lo ral• th" · A2C Ronald Rife and wife a.ttff Equip,-d •• prov!• moMV for 9"f'atand A2 C Larry Throngburi;: of More important, according to for li"I .,.,.,..., 9N AFB spent SatPatter11on rightW Ju Robichaud and rwoaki, the the uw acHOI. urdaJ with lln. Ethel Rirr and · · ''Tao many frilis," the taxpay- new_ ac. h00I bui 1d '"1 hH �h e son1. llr1. Margle Rife relumed era romplaiued. " We ca n 't afford � u • p�en t , .8nd room 10 provide ho me wlth them to malt:e hrr vocational type oour11e1 that hom thl1 kind of thir,g. " e in Fairborn . ca� n�l be offered in the old So the new high 1chool, which J oseph .Rife, Chillicothe, Jack was going to be the pride of buddi�g-counie� such 11 . sales- RUe, St. Alban•. Robert Rife or thia communit)' weat of Detroit, manah_, p, ln<lu•trlll mechamca, _el- SoUtb Charleston, Edward Rife 1tanda idle while Junior a nd high ect�onica �d home �nomi cs of Sunbury spent Friday evtning 1cbool student.a attend duxes on wh i ch .requ•• well-equ i pped la- with their father Charles Rite split ,h 1 rt1 in the old Roosevelt boratortes and shops. Whil e_ 01 d, red-bric_k Roosevelt at the hoipital. School · buildinc about a block . Mn. Juanita Saxton an• da,. School 1s Jammed with 1tudenu gb ter lnbbie, Mn. Dorothy Bev, j uat a block on d'JUble shift.a, Racine Teeru Council Charle, d g:e of Athen.,, Mn. e rl r away stands the beautiful nn in n Hunt . Wed elday nt Rife IJJ)e school . tan brick witli blue trimMet Tru,1day Evening Jngton with Charles Rife who is The R..cine Teens Farm Bureau ming on the outside. _ owly improvin g. ■l ee The ,chool ii buill in thr Youth Council mel Tuesday even­ Birt�c_�:r of Pr1merct, ing, Oct. 4, at the hom e of Karen wing, with I circular library at �ed 0inu.i1 eveni ng wilh W . ed the end of the "academic wing , " TheiH. Mn. Ethel Rife. New officen for the coming year Glau-enclos ed co"idora with tile -;, --... -.,...--.-... ---.�.e ,�n were elected H lollowa: president, noora conn ect t he wi ng,. t , ict ., 1 ,. ,. b>,. m Another wing holds "1hop" 1nd N�- 11 • "dlltftned" district un• Carl Walton; viee president, Ji m H■mm; aecretary and news report. h0tne economiCB claurooma and der state law and ii gets extra er, l(aren TheiSB: treasurer and science laboratories filled with money from the state-but not cabinet member, Donna Bowers · brand new lathe& and BeW'ing ma• enouih to aolv-e the problems. · disc1111sion leader, Johnny Grueser'. chines and other equipment. Aoltichaud alui· olher �chool There ia a!IO a 75,foot long fici1 l1 talk hopefully of getting M:embers plan to attend the Farm Bureau Banquet. Oct. 20, and swimming pool, ■ huge gymn11i• the school ope n before this sehool also the One Day Youth Confere nce um and al'l auditori um that seat■ year eqds, pert111.p1 even before 600 in soft, theater-like chain. on October 22. the a,econd llemester begins in Whal is the financial problem February. Iha! keeps the new sch ool eu1pty A dtiien, advisory eounril i:9 o ere tuuenl& •·J of stud ents? at work on plans to gel thf' new Laclct lndudry' J'Uit Over Week,md building: in use. But the taxpayen Robic haud say1 the district •■ it111 Sharon Jones, Atudent at OU, and ➔• :.Ht be ; her roommates. Virginia Koch or territory i1 a typic1I "bedroom Rpe�bridge ,nd J�nice Wolfe or suburb" mostly residenti.i prop. Racine. spent tile week end With erty with little i ndu�try to help Mr. and P4r1. Emerson Janes and bear the lax load. The neig h boring city of Dear­ Mr. and Mn. Don Wolfe in Racine. Friday evening t hey were di n­ born. for example, hr11 a property ner and overnight guests at the tax. base of aboLt $29,000 per Wolfe home and Saturday they student, thanks to industry like NEW od USED were joined by Shirley Beegle of the Ford Mot or Co. has a But District No. tax 8 Racine at t he Jones h Qille for di n• base of only about $6,110 per ner and overnight. Suriday, Mr. and Mn. Jones ac- stu de nts, the ninth l o•e1t among conif)anied t heir daughter and M i1s Wayne County's 43 school di• Koch to Athens and also visited tricts. This means a tu increase lanch with Mr. Jones' sister, Mrs. Ooro­ PIion• WY,!-37114 thy Dandakis before returning to hard o n h0meown ers. The school POMEROY, tu: rate is now $23.iff pe-r $1000 M iddleport. assessed property valuation. 41, _______ • M!ITIPilG ANNOUtfCEO ' ,tie date of November 18 baa been selected for the annual farmcity di nner. Iri order to check out final de­ tails, a meeting fl£ all rommittee COMBINATION member. has been set for Thurs-­ day, Oct. 13, at 8 p. m . al the Coun­ ty Extension Office. All memb ers are urged to attend with reports niple Track - Self Storinl from each committee. • 1'f0/fll DADI "Look, Ti.-�•• A Neu, Mlldc . w. For Sole 1 (20bl Insurance .... e campbell .klnillill . Go.... e Lowrey e ttt- • Local Girls Journeyed For Delaware Visit ·•• u ffRMITI AN• PEST CONfROL I ---------t.r l'eln. frM fntpectlon. IMur,. SMALL 80-A _Polaroid Land Cpmera work hght and Dash atN by Nt1tlenwhle. Phont It. tachment. $75. Call WY2-5240.. and Aa ltrwlce 'ltiatlon WY2· t-2Mfc 10-7-3t p 2M6. C OAI-LU!IIP, STOKER, NUT. ar · 0 on Double B Coal Co., West Colum. bia, W. Va. Ph. SP 3-5246. WE WISH TO EXTEND A HANO IO 8 8tP of thanks to our frie nds, neigh· · ----bor, and relative, for their I beautiful cards, gifts and fruit, fflE LATE T. H. DAVIS property, brick two story, locatelli f or their ma ny ki ndnesses and at North Tblrd and Coal sympathy show n white our so n rl, may be Streets, Middl�po g Jeffrey Lynn, was recoverin 9- 17-SOtc .,ren _ any eveni ng. from a foot lacers1ion at Holzer Hospital. A 8peclal thank& to the • .PEACHES, brlng containen. A�tors and nurse, at that hosWebster Frillt Jfarm Long Bot1 p1tal. . tom, Ohlo. P".u one YU' kon �3201 M r. an d M rs. H er-rt •• L. 9-lG-Ue Miller and Family 10 10 ltp , --..------ -----· BEA.NS $1.00 per bu. Pick your 1 own. Brln,g �our own conlai n er. w ·--�------·___..2.._ _ E WISH TO E XPRESS 0UR ro!fttt, Portland. f sincere and heirtfelt t hanks to 0-4�2tP relatives .a nd friends for th e __ P___ ____ tl:lnd n(lss and l)'mpath)' shown SINGER SEWING MACHINE, us during the illness and death. blond console model, in e1ccelof our beloved h usband apd lent con!1ltlon with guarantee. fath er. We especially Wiii h to Equipped to meke button h oles, thank the. blood donors and the dar n, pat1,:h. monogram a nd many Laurel Cliff Healt h Club, the Cub I fancy zig, zag ,1titches. Take over Scout Den Mothera, Ewing Funbalance due $43.50. Terms ar• eral Home, Dr. Roger Danie1s, ranged or discoun l for cas h. Dr. T. A. Hewetson a nd personPhone WY 2-2204. 10 5 6tc nel of Holzer Hospital and Re\'. NECCHI SEWING M A C H I N E. Ralph C. Zundell. E4ilulpped to tig zag, darn , mono­ The Burdette Family gram, etc. Sold originally for 10 10 ltp $UII.OO. Pty off balance of $56.00 or $8 per month. Phone WE WISH TO EXPRESS 0 1,JR WY 2•2204. 10 6 6tc de�pest thanks to all wh.o wtre so thoughtful! in our hour of 8--20 Te n Ply Ttuck Tires, with SIX need when we lost our dear tubes. One tw o speed rear end 111other and grandm other, Mrs. for I 'ii: Jon truck. See Merchants _Mrs. Effie Trichler. We wish to Collecting Agency, Pomeroy Na­ thank Dr. J. J. Davia, nurses and tional Bink Building, Pomeroy, staff al Meigs General Hos:>il11l, Ohio. 10 8 3lc ReV, C. J. Lemley for his consol• ing ·words, the singers, Mr. and 300 BA� STRAW. Phone WI 8Mn. Albert Fre nch, and organ­ 3679, Edison Hollon, M l n ersville. ist, Mrs. Daphhei Bl'o)'1es, the 10 8 3tc t · pall bearers, Miller's FUneral .SAL11"' 1Jlit, FURNITURE AT Ho�e, UB Cab Co., all who t1ent ELIIIRPILO'S flowei1, those who ient forid and . IN POMEROY RCA VICTOR 24 i nt:h mahogany all Who lielped in any way. t.elevJsio"n Console. New pictun, 7iir. and Mrs, Frank- C . Mur­ tube. $185. ray and 11· 011, Philip J. Ray• RCA VICTOR 2 1 i nch deluxe table bur n model television and matc h ing 10 10 I le -�---------base. •New picture tube. $95. 21 INCH ScREEN A•miral tele• vilion aet. Ma h oga n y console, , hA LOST r v\f!\ fox houndt during 1 $50. the M:�Wi Co\lnty Hunt. Any• :RCA VICTOR 17 ltlch mah ogany oonaole television set. $69. One kftOWIO&" their whereabout, e.asy pie� notjfY ·any Fox Hunter Wl�Gl3ACK Upholstered We repair all types of ratll• 10-7-fte or un WIN1 82. qtair. Fair condition. $3. GREEN FlNlSH DREAKFAST SET ators, from heater cores to (table ind tour chairs) in good the larges!. truck �r tractor. ..Auto condition. $10. radiator. .ti JUST 3 U!$ED HOOVER Electric vacuum cleaner8. $2.50 each. SEV�N PIECE Din ing room suite. -- lad Mllfli It. In excelleni co.ndltion $100. PhoM WY-2-2143 USED KELVINATOR Refrlger-' 111.cnie,. Ohle Pomeroy, Ohio ator with freezer cltest. BUICK Super Hardt�p Looks I SI� PlECI: Di n ing room suite. and run• like new. Phone wy2. lo.4--Stp 2778. BLUE UPHOLSTERED Chair. Falr - - . - - --· COKl'L&'TE INSURANC& PRO condition. $3. ma• o aut do r, o 19M MERCURY, 2 tection, Lile, Auto, Flre, Pollo. ELIIRl'E&tie trlrismltslon, radio and beat' D'S IN POMEROY DOD lllll1. Middleport. Call 3tc 8 · 10 ..· er. Pbone VJS-2451 or see Bill 1 0)'4 l0-?-3tc ,Mcltelvey, ONE MINE PONY, mare pony 2 ye,ra old, botii, pony 1 Year old. BARNF.6-SJMPSON INSU RANCE 1802 CHEVROLET Delux.e coupe. Agt!nt■• 11:lddleport. Fire, AutoUM9 FOI\D �actor •Rd Vower Al rnecliiinlc"al condition, Mason, mobll.a. Bondi, Phone WY2$500. Phone WY 2·2204. I Va,, Phone SP 3-5919. ,:21-tt 2903. ' 10 • et� 10 8 61p --'-'------ FQR �' A,PPLES. Rurdett• n,dl Pomeroy Route I. ' --.....-.,--=,--_..,,,..,.""= PliOJle WY a-mo. 10 10 Blp FOR SALE; FIVE ROOM HOUSE � FUEL OIL ond - fllr. wlth bath, nice location. Kelvin nacu. Call tot fre1 �-1m•ta SIX ACJtE8'-LAkD1 CROPS, FARM. H ood. Ul l,o,,J:u11t St., Pomero1, llveltoct. J9Ue implementa tid!tpon l'oremu. & Abbod 10 1 Sotp � H•f•, 1111 . a;1bury 1\_oad. __________ lO 10 B!J' FOR SALE--Lot ,od lwo hotbet. , TRAILER 18"' fllot :.\lumlntun , � . One, 9 room s and bath, and one ......_ u �11 � t , ii;: ob I 1 I room, \vlth runnina waler. B m.9 tlrie :i �.:� flvj,'t",;.u:.i':!� S·05112, Cllllo�. Call ·l'bOlle !(e,; Ht· -,tiLt • u.-., Sa 10 a OI• � or tllJ.Ulll . " M.il. p, ven TU2!di. ,.: ;_, H. ,. ;-;;; AO FOR SALi': 2M bileo mlull hlY. • Leo Taylor, Rt. 1, Racine. • � 1 . PltlP .�roJ SYRACUSE - 1 story frame, 8 · :,, 10>7.Jlc .... rooms and b(th. front. porch, P01:l SAJ.Jfl APPLES, Rome1, Stay• 1-20-Ue large lot. Good luocation $400(). :mam, Ree and Yellow DellcioUJ, RACINE - New (unfinished) o ne - Cider. On Route 688. to story frame, 4 •oom� bath ,nci 10-T-lllc Cl!J>Orl. Lat-ge lol. APAll ' EiiiFiiR�r. BROILER· FARM ':"'"" to l�re,, 8....,..!L SR 2fif 1080 ,..10 :r. 40 ft. hou•e trailer With rnune 1 · room hoU!IP, cellar, barn, broiler' without l ot. WUI tell reaaon10 10 Ste house 40 x 140 ...,.,., capacity), · ab1t. or Phone JUymond complete with equipment. plenty • ·Thom-,, Llntovlll• SU2-4193. ..:.;:...;.:..,.:..,:..:.._: ' �;::_:..:.._;_.._,_ water. Broiler Income can net 10,7.mc - - · - - - • - · �- """ .....,_ -nov....._ n,w -- 1 $2500 per year. Down payment •�. •.....,. n• � $l000, full price $41()(), 1111 ce . "'• l'IIOln i;.tinub. A. N. lleniOI, ·• POTATCEI Cloffli . Al.BERT M. COie, S •I-• • 1114-'" Portland' Ohio ll<a•ilc IOX fMN WYHa'l2. · ,, ' 1 :::C 219 PIIONI WY 2·:mll '#Y NIJt TRAILER �lJRT �•c:e for rent. 10 8 Ste Cl� iuiL,t 'retldentiill �tlon · 1k Cilub.lN, Obto. Concrete FOR room .bou■e and SALE A PtiSrt tiQd waJl:1i : good 'Wiler, doors.. o l oll, storm tw bath, ...,.., Ja•iulry, prtvllepa, $5.00 windows, double prace, and � ...._ Hoban DlllOn, ·Realraa he1l, cit')' water. '4.&oo � ��\Ii. Ohlo. lo-8-� down, balance In ,mall month• , lJ payment.a. Phone WlD-3792. MODBIN' 1tftftn'N1hed I roeilt 0-6-6 ab h artment . bath f.i: and ' Dlrj: 'c - _:1::. .:..:lp ��--� -�·',­ 1, Incinerator\ FOR SALE 4 room l�ell, .,_ �i · h ou1e on i ne WY2-514l. _tiirie c::iou_ · acres of ground, de11lrable for �18-tle ' · · · • - · 1 · • · • • · • • • · l'ot additlOJ1 on Syra· cu:s:e flood r oad, ¼ mUe from hi1hway, cltJ APAU:,1IENTI -. !'VDIIUd , � water, cood read. Phone untumllMd. lldll.tm.· IOd4le 10-7�tp port. Pho■e WY ••1. I I ti 6283. (2) Cd f Th . ks th eir tt1pectlvt 1roup1. tood detnonatntlMII fumilhed tbe Ja n ch. The demoo,trsllon ineluded differ ent food• for I well-planned lu nch. Dales of lulure actlYitie, art Frida,. October 14, at IO a. m. a1 the Rock Spri n gs Grange Hall the fint lesson of t he be1: mn en lf' wine clu1. Eich pe non 11 re• q unted to b!'i ng paper. pen ci l, 1.a?e meuure a nd the ir own lunch. $3 Million Dollar Sch ool . Stands Empty Lacks Of F.,..,.-Ul!I ..i!... - SUPERB SPI NET PIANO SALE PlllCE $495.00 e Full 88 • 1 0 Year Guaralltee e Genulne Wood Finish • • Note . Key Blklrd e Key Cover Magn avox Stero RECO RDS OPEN t TIL 9 FROM MONDA.Y fflRU SATUBDAY POtos MU SIC COMPAN Y , .... ....... . . . .', , .. . "Distrlbutqr• (')f 'nte World's Finest Pianos alltl Organs" . HUNTil,GTON, W. VA.. .- MAYSVILLE; KY, , .... .,. ,' ' .' �DA/1.,Y SENTINEL tating Editorially Preventio n • 37 seconds a fin• hrt:'ak� out 1 11 �orne In the United Stal Ps. P THl;.1ngl.'1 1 ng l i \ t'S 111d dQJll,ging or destroyrng propnt� , 46 rninutes some Or7l' d i e � h the re­ of fire in this countrv . , � are the · t " o impell i ng rhallenges llllt · , 41D11mandlng us to give a ltwught to fire safe­ ty dUAQg Fire Prevent ion Wl'ck 10<·tover 9lJ). ' ' lt 'lvas the Great Chicago Firt• in l R 7 1 t hat ��tu.ally brought reeognil 1on of t he need for a ·concentrated drive fur fire prevention on • n8tio nal scale . ,Flnt Fire Pn•,·enlion nay Tbe first Fire Prevent ion Day was ohscrv­ iM October 9, 1 9 1 1 . the 40t h an nivc rs.iry of 1lle Great Chicago Fire. •�' ID f920, President Woodrow Wi lson issued :( tot 1-.} Ch& first Presidentia l-Procl amat ion of F ire Day. ..•tt'·t ,l'lti•// :!fl Prevention r: ) "JJt. � �d, in 1922 , President \\la rren G . HanJt- •-111:!1 proclaimed the first Fi rt> Prevention •• • Wei!kch. year since then, lhl' President of the 't ,1 - Ea t.J:nited States has prodaiml•d t lie week con­ · .l talning October 9 as Fire Prcn•nlion Week. Last year losses from fire were a shade be- By Hatlo ' - T�e • 2--Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , Oct. 10, 1960 RAIL SPOKISMIN MIIT W ASmNGTON UP I -Labor Secr etary Jame11 P. Mitchell con• ferred with railroad union and management 11pokesme n Friday on his proposal for an impartial t•ommission to study alleged un­ ion "featherbeddi ng" and work rules changes. Bot h si des agreed to ('o ntinue d1sC'lssto ns wit h Mitchell on Oct. 17. Joi, low t hose of thl preceding year. In 1 95:J !he nu mber of fire deaths totaled 1 1 .300, compared with 1 1 ,500 in 1958. And fire losfes at $1 .047 ,073,000 were n ine-tenths of one pell cent unde11 119681, t.be· first decline ,i nce 1968\ T 1e Jell ._ f'Milnrr There rat. be no ••llinlihj in, Ille filll�I against fire. Theue can, bo no. oestlirtl' 1>n1 til\e, lloll 4Qlllaia, !uses � proper amperag,i•?' Remember one--fou.lrdli Gtl alt .11188 the ar& 08U8• ed by matches andi smokitlj. Another, 20,4 peir cent are the rosuHl � miinttMt of eleetri''"al - MI.\JIII ·- IW'l' · Ja<ber. ret-ary- t,•HBUMI' of ttie stri ldll& Mi11,J1i. liild,11 driven' union, stalint <iJ'l"ie°' wou ld, q:iok 4P bus rldt1rt free lr'I 111'eJr own cal'S today, but 1 thalt h, didn'.1 ·know w,hether lhe drl\l�tll Would aceept tips: "I won 'l be wiln them, but thl'!y1re fiuma n, alter all " , •·-.:;;:=======e= 1,,n..-. ,... s.;., M■ls la Nan'cy-o·e'rJe n , ,18 recul)f,!ratm g af . ter .!l.n operation at, th e Pleasant Valley Hotpltal. Those wis h ing to send· card• may addf.!SS them to Mrs. Mary O'Brie n , Pleasant Valley Hospital, Room 1 18, Point Bedford' School New• s Repu rt .. �E Pleasant, W. Va. Pictures were recently laken and h ave been delivered at l he school. Chery) Ann l'Bius and Qonna Sidders are celebrati ng birthdays this week. It ha1 been learned that the H ealth Deeartme nt will soon give the following shoh: firat polio shots for Isl grade ; smallpot,la l grade; D. T. B001ters, 2 a nd 5; small pox, boo1ters, 5th grad e. .....,_ ' . . , Sc;enc,e Today ;::?\:· Non-Contagious C�ncer Virus .,.. ' Barn l\far\,-� At Changes In "/;--.'";·••' Now Contagious Scienet Says His Lifetime__ . •• r• I mNs • ••• • 59 N; · iiid I I j .« "' ' "eigs & Mason f..oming Events lieil)lr's ., .. 'I' or :inn-­ ' ''• ' r, l , . ·1 t f DO U l·L E P O l l P A R l'O T STAMf DAYS ' ' • ' -� . t' r CLEAN iipAS . COOKl�G . I l �· ft . , taata ' 1 • "No greasy smoke ,pqu�g· out·lnto m,y kit.ehen �u• . ·1 new.GAS J,tange has a l!lDlOkeleea bl'Oller� . ;; The -.. N=* �- CROSS HARDWARf N. W. COMPTON, O. D. 'P- ., , .. . . ;.,-1.\, J.,. ... ... ;,: ��' -• :"'1.1 •\ ,� ' ;. o , · � " ',,., , . ,. . ., Jdtcbell,,,.U. door ohut. No pwy 11110ke po� epi,, -� oo I can beeauN. tl,ey; clla•• tbat 8alDI broilint door '· flame-seared·," � es bwlwf,-• � . -.r like • ..,. .............. .... w.....,..,..,,... ... I I , . ... QIIO � GAS COIMff... . •, '' ' �t lt t!>e, _. � brmlo: Iii�•-•• llli' olbs � f RA.TES eo ceot,. t ce.nta: per llffrd, (Ille ln.ertio n. lll41dlllil ehlrct • Nnta �r wuNI lor thNe CODIIIIICUUVI tollcrUona. SPQl!lal - one monlb for 30 ce111'J Jief •onl l"\LI.I rate of t eeo&I per wont will be c:Urled for idv ertlll nt d not PiLid �ltniD 10 da)'I an.er ret«ivhtt bW. In All.-..n, - dbouJ• lie •-- lmnwdlotei,. Tbe Dt.11, Se.ntinel will nnl be NllpOllliibie for mot■ tbAD one inc:or• red diertlon. Slnl 1ll rtanb 1114 � NollCft ol 1:,-,uta SHJO. nbJ.tuart .. pubU1bed ■t l ce'I\ per word. 'C/OllD8 J. DAY 3 DAY-I II DAYS l MCl 10 llOo IMlc fl.II '4.00 _, tlOo Jl.20 fl... '8.00 211 , '1k ,,� ...211 t7..0 1\4, ....i,ed bJ 10 A.Jt will be In tlu,t dar, ....... \I' Middleport HOW'S YOUR BRAPP£TITE? • CONSISTO:NT DErEll'DA.BLF lllliluLT!I =="",,,: ------====�==:,., �:::':."::::---==..1----':"':":"'lNotices FOR SALE ROWLJY & REED ._.. ,___ BECKY'S ,p::t, �:e�;�� ;:,.c:1�;��; • ! =;a-a-a..a-a--!-=-==ii •All ftl>.1.JS I '. • ' FOR PHONE WY-2-2! 57 ········-----�.�-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • . • 10, 1 960-3 WA�T ADS wm ' Oct. am., Mn1 Mattia Bentilt ' of, €annon• ft,.. •, €i�· , t!:olo, , hai "" · ruonedl home .• 1 ., t111 11�dln11 10D1e time b111e w,ltll Your m,p1tilt Is tt,e bri1ht way you feel. . • equipment. And th11ee-lDU11tlls ofl all! .fiil!es are • hei, 111tellt,. Mn. Mi•nle 'l.'lte 11!.Ai wllll met Tuesdft>':, Oct. rwhen there's on the tajlo . . . maybe • neediess - t hey ai:e, Call8ed1 b� human1 care- and Mr.a. lta'1l Gil'mOJII. oll Ru · L , Jil,I - 'lt:SOJ a. mi ail �a scttOOll A .. with nice, crea!'D)'· chipped beef or welsh · P� ...,_ 0ctobe11 3· abndan(l!II all Sij , l llliol!il prioparn willl bit g11tu1ented1 lessness and forgetirulness. rarebit on toest :. � .-�. just bread1 spread: You can do yo"" put IAMIJgM "' ,_. ,.,., Seh0-0l w,, 119. 0llll•ll1S wu """'' l b¥ U., atlldentA. and · jam. Perk! up � meal! €ottaaa prqeai fflNfpi, \Wl8r h8IW • ----• ; .,...... ...n1n11- • tl!e> �- oJf . Al � m-tt w... hold, by ttte . 1 -- .· 8llli �- 'Iille> •eel•>!ll to h••• ' M•. ••� M"" 111,..,. 11IUp1 Sl! •, Mm�. Al!tu MooO.: 8\fldl arr,.' Sbllt a{ lilllij�"'••ltonldl on1 011teber 14. Good Thlnp Go wRh lilt alll the new; III.IJ shades. ttt1c ol'dllll ttt1 Jey Jl'llllnger we,e 'llbuNny dltlnw � •J 4"iwdl Heinef.1 � • ••ca1111 of " Victory " for their class rings. guests of Mrs. C. E. Roec her Popi.Ian priced! The 8th Grade has been doing Chester. odd jobt. in prepari n g t he . Bedford Evtrythin& Goodl 0 Youth Center for use. of h� Mrs. M11ry O'Brien, mother. sister, Lyda, and brot h er Jim Ad, _ � parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sh erman Ro­ �• ams. NEW Y�:m� UPI-Af1('r 48 But l hc ch11nRe brini;:A a HUle • berts, Wedn esd ay. NEW YORK 1.!PI - , Mr. and Mn. He nry Eblin J·. J,-r, of bellevini;i a 11art1rnlnr I rnon· l igh1 tn t h r dou d y sllhjt>d �look cenback ov�r my hfe, nearly have purcbaAed the Bob Jeffers Qancer viruA wai. strietly non- · 11r 1•irus,•s an d i:anr.ers and it' K Y.i h f()ntagl.:?Ul!, srit•nrc is no w 1·.,n- a �11 lq 1 •,·t nrwly pe r tinent to peo• tury of �ime, I m 11 rvel al ! he c .an • pla ce and moved lt\ete last week. Mr . and Mrs. George RenshaW fi'olrted �ilh thC" f1111 proof ih:,! 11 1,1 1 • only th is yPa r viruses have g('s which I have seen, ' wro1e , lt contagious. i.:alled on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fillin• h1 ·1•tt rlin·(' l l y implicated in hu- Bernard M. Baruch, l Th.c 90-year,old statesmln, con- ger lut week. "mlll!I h1 the celehrntrd Hmh \ 1 , 111:111 c·anr r r. 1 ' I eludi ng h is second volume or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snider are INtl which w11s on1! 1,f th 1 · fir:-<1 " il� Oh\'i11usly C'anrer viruses don't " ( spending this week in Columhus to f l a r<t l "Tht mt•molrs, Public Years, der r be a r ' l len 'd as ifi •' n l , �· e11. ft i11 a virus or <' hi,·k l ·us /.:l ' 1 arnumi liku ordinary v iruses. scribes t h e view a1 which hu mar- with th eir daug h ter, Mr. and Mrs. • William S1.11Ji.,.an. ,'llheNI i11 no reaHon ror human If t h t• .�· difl. sdence now would vel�: ,t ' D:irrell Roberts called on his hi••• to worry hrraU�l' of t l1 1 s know mut·h mo re about lhpm "America was ml adolescent, " l l h u n i1 iloes. soon ter a In l912. f unfin ii; hed countr)' when J was ehanae in its sfatus. •• " "HOLHA u~•i?•• r ' ' 1l� d 1 s m•cry by Dr. f,' rnncis P:iy- born . Th<' r1rs · t t ramconlinepta I ,..,.,.. 7 .· R1' ch -1 rd, A•m,· s,tons, o,•••·r l Ion Buu� nf lhf' Rockefeller I n- Tai· 1 roacI h11 d b.u cn comp I et c d le s a Reed, Rt. 1. Rutlan d; .� h l u l ,·, th� r.ous virus was sub- than two yea_rs before my b �. rlh , Raymond fl J anet Lee Neal, Middleport; Mis jl'dt•II lo \(,hat seemed an .ici<l alld l h t• Jl�t1�mg of t he American I l Robert R. McCarley, Vi nton; Mn. 1 1 •,( for (' OlllaJ,!iowmess. frontier dad not octur until al- H ward Coleman Alh:n Long ll-Ot• Accept THt At Proof ' m ost JO years afler. A� a ch ild, l ';. t ChkkrnN WNf' fed tissurs in· list e ned to rpy great-grandmother _ · -----�---,-�­ "_ fps!l•,I wilh t hr virus. They min- 1ell s1 ories o r the American Hev- they h ave learned how to Oy above i.:h- 1 1 frc<•ly with chirkcns whic h olulion _ stories which s he h ad the eart h and to explore the very OdOMr 8 All membt·rs of lteturn Jona­ :wt u ullv. hori• t he tumors caused he 11 rd from her mot h er who lived preci ncts of the moon. Every day tlllJl Mt1lU11 C h apter, DAR. are h.v 1 hc virus. These chickens were through it - and of t he War of we learn of some fa ntastic new ' .-Pd to be al lhe Miclcll<'f!Ort h11 li,�vc,t to he SUS<'eplible, yet J B J 2, which wa s part of her own development l n medicine, lranspor• Ctmet.ry at 3 p. m. Sahmluy pnt onP of t hem came down with girlhood mC! morie&. Throug h the ta l ion, communica ti on, afternoon ror th e gnvc markings r·anc·cr. This was 1 he proof wh ic h eyes these relatives and my " Stlll J bae noticed lll.at tome hnd IH'f'll acctpled as final ever own life, 1 h ave enjoyed a vN'tual people _ you n g peo ple In parli, for Mr11. Robert A. Mil lrr suwr. Mill Daisie Saunders. eye-wit n es, account of our coun, cular - take the *onders of thil 1ry's d cveiopmcnt since lndepend- age pretty muqt for granted. I It now has flec_,n canceled by October 10 be<!ause Dr.�. B. R. Burmester. A K. Fonence. 110 supp ose that th1a is l The Central PT A wi l mN•I at "Comparing the worlt! iD which it 11 h ard to sustaln a sense of the achool Monday at 7:30 fl. 111. lcs .incl W. G. Waller of t h e 1 �val Wiles and Charin; \J11y1! I I . S. Urpurlrn<'n1 of Agriculture's I live now wi1h the one into fa ntasy in 1he face of new mlr­ s will . .nhoratory at w h ich r was born, I mig h t just as vels which �ience and technology Pnu l l ry l!e1;1•1ird1 l lit In, chHEte of t he nroaram and .i bor n one,hundred- p our out week after week. But · 'lt9le' ahow 'Mill he stagnl hy l hc l�11M L;msln.t( . Mk h . They worked well have been with :1 highly inbred line of and ninety, Instead of ninety, years w h en one can look back as far aa mtin, wh11 P 1,,glmrns known to be must ago. Scarrelr anylhing we now con- [ can, and remember th at the sider lndispensahle to normal !iv, working of a kitchen water tap .,.. The. paught&rll of Huth f 'lus11 of su.�n•pl ihlt• tu tlw virtls. Ttwy in 1 1n1 M t•d 404 o day old in& existed ln the wor ld or my once rilled, h im with wonder, he / the United Mc-l hndist l ' ll11rd1 w i l l • meet Mon d11y 1dh'rnuu11 iii t hr d1 i 1 · ks of t h i s l ine wit h l hc virus birth. It was a world without auto , can truly appreciate t he fantutic church with Mrs. Minni� N1•1 1 l l• Hnrl t liry Wl'rC ret1rt•d in the same mobilc5 or airplanes; without ra- chan1e1 whic h have taken place UJ)proxima1elv the dlo, televi8ion, or movies: Without 11, nd a: ain the true perspective of Una, Mrs. Mar1 Crary au<I Mrs. p(•11s wi1h Sil!lll' m1ml)(>r of rhkks who al miracle drug8, electric home appli• age." ThOmaa Gocgleln us ho�ll��s,•s. l h 1 • �t;ir1 h,itl no virust>s in 1 hem. ance, fountai n pens, or tro1.en 1 .:::::___________ 111 14 In l oO d11ys 56 lo 1M per foods. The Dl1abled Ameri(";in Vt'lerans "The rate of our progre811 - of Wllf moel al the IJ.A.V. l l a l l , l'orn­ 1 · 1•111 of t he inoculated chickens t troy, Ohio, Mon day night Oc1 ohor w1•ri• fli•111l of canct'r, The lime material progress - staggers the 10. There Will be u put l ui·k �upp�r 11 1 nok for 1hr virnses 1o kill imagination. It took men thou• p. m. and llw 1m·ut w i l l lw I hem d1·1wndl·1l upon how muc h sands of years to find a aubstltute at ' ' c; furnl■hed by the DA V ' s. AH veli•r- 1 11· us l1ad hN'll put into lh('m and for the oxcart, but in 50 years • • • Itri■ are welcom e. The Ladirs ' A 11 x- wlw t h 1 •r it w,1s injer. lcd in veins .: sirnpl)' tu an increase in the eon• j lfir)! are in c h nrJ.:e of t h<.' e11 1 n - u1· 11iu1,,,. l lw skin. , mnment. ccn tra liOn of the vlrus," they ad. Tnni ml1tlon by Co nt•d ,._ dcd. Of tht!tr 1ininot·11l 11 \('d pen mat• � _ [ ,·s 5 1 1 In 7H \Wr i·ent Oc:tolMr wero dead Thti Meigs; County lhdin" Cluh t1f flllH ' Pr wit hin :J7 lo l6:i days. 'WOI ineef_Tuesda y ut 7:31l p. m. 11! Tl11• sdPn1 isl Rairl t h•• viruses the Satl■bury Towmhlp hullding: 1•v1dl•n!.t1lly had to build uµ to a ..-efflbera are asked to hrini:; sa111l­ i-rit in1I h111 unknown nutnb4'r l n thi> fr ori11in11I ho.!11� before they wlchea of cookies. ru11lfl be lronsmltted. ' IL .,,J. ,._/ • ' ,, Ochtbtr ' 2 i -l Tht"y we r e 1ure th e h'ansm!s­ TUii., WID., THURS. The Paat Co u ncllors o r C h l'Nlm sion wa� by contact because they Gel lloll.ble Your Counell Dau1hter& or Anwrira wlll 1 n11,;l r 11rl('d a tw o compartme nt Purehue In PoU ' fflfft Wedne1d1y even ing at the 11f'Tl ,livh !NI hy douhl,- chicke n­ Ptlffel Slunps Jodi• hall with Mrs. Henry Spt•n­ \\ ire three-quarlen or an in ch eer and Mr■• Curtis Frcdl'rirk us 1qrnrl. This pri;>Vf'ntf'd ph,Sical . . " .1iotteue1. Mfll. l:IUl•ll JH<lrnour [•m11l1rl hotweo n ehickcns ln the and Mra. Floyd Ridenour will he two (•omp11rtmenh, but dld not ' In ch■r1e of the entertai111ncnt. pn·vl'l11 t•lose proximity , TT\V fift .1· l'l1!cks i nocul11ted with vi­ Mela• County Plo11rtr and ;. J(ltltorJcal Society will hold ils m� wrrr 11ut in one t·ompartment .... INl'h annual meeting at tlw Ft•il• l'.• ,thlt\ 2!') <luys 47 ur the M were tbia,_Fall• . J!lame ·, "Gu broiling ls one reason why_ � didn't have lio· waah ·our t.,.1,d Church In Pomeroy on dl'acl nf ranrer. P'lrty unlnol'ula1 ptrectneld1y afternoon, Octolwr 12, ril 1·hlt•ks WNr pul in the other bro� wi�·� roJlllWnllll amoke 1 [,1npll r1mrnt. Not one came down . fteffl 1 :SO to 4:00 o'dork. llih'il,lip bioU in my kitchen stay• clean longer, I hear other women complaill, Refre1hme n t1 will h1· :-:t•n·cd \·, i 1 h <'illl<'t'r, nnd this seemed to �l111w 1hnl the virus cot1ld not be t11 ii lqd the public:: is ln vilt•d llul meat ia,llOt onbl open. I'm oon,rlnced with the oven 11irhotne tthd tfte meeting. In re11orl inK t h eir results to lietter when it's T h r Nat imrnl Cnnc,ir lnstllue, Be• October 1 3 .... ol olOlll� Raulo Juot rf&llt ._, time! CIN•I No i..uo..nt \'lhl Wlndlna Trail r.nrd1•n Cluh th,•sdn. Md .• !hf' .!lci ,:-ntillB said Tbl1 Gold 8t¥;.�8'.� wlU ffleet Thursday tvenini:l ai frankli-• lh4·Y did nu1 undcr1tand Alway, done a• )'OM lib The Bl11'Ml'-with•••Brain'ISIN:kl� �� UM home ol Mra. Joseph Slru hl1· ,,, 11y t lu,y w1•r<' the r!rsl to prove ihem---and autoAlaUc,lly. rep.lat• th• flame auto''' clllulll.Mll Bart, med.lµin or well done Mulberry ffelshl• for a masked t . w Ht.1.s cancn \'HII be conlagi• mat::lc:ally iO do ,way with I l""' b.,l!i!f, ..,.,f t • �lloween party. ,i.1s by co n t.act. Of roune, they i! boilov• -· Food woa't � ,..._ "-' · •Pr11fl, 11drhHI • the blololillc�• characterburn or 0V11rcook. Mak.. · IL¼tJiN! ...,.; .,_.,___ 15 QI__,.Bralil1 -� many. -... ., timt. ,ulta .. .,.\ · i�t ic�" or the Roui ,,Jru� "ran any pan MltomltKl. 'J'II• Fairview Churc h will h •l • ' a,od du chong •A,O,A. .... .,_ ," .,,.' , , .' I , ft ute It 1he Slmp11 on huildt l' · ,1 • ie 1 apPan>n 1 acquisition t '1 1 N , 2nd � . Mud.I� _. • ....,,.._,. 1 11Nlde Cle1an d Drug Sto r e m uf l'011lr.1: iommes� ma)· be due -!'am• fel c!1old.,.t Faat.er qf There'■ nothlna Lean11 ..,. ollout hew yctt11: . :lllebNt, S1turd11, Ort. 1 �. • _ e 'Get Ille cleanoot oookin( raDC!> there le-one c,1· u-. llooM!!o •t 011111,r " "(r",Q -. TUl!AN MAQIC CHIEF - VESTi'< '- NORGI': - Dlllll!l-- 11,\ "IIPllt w,01 THt couecu '11M: lhn.. County Youth Rally WIURl.llOOL CALo.1110 &lf)l&AY • RCA �- ... 26, ...... ....... el tlllt Churthe1 of C hrist will be """"" 31, KY, � luaday, Oclober 16. al 2 p. OPTO M ETRIST .. �t the :Rutltnd Churc h or Ch rl1I. 111 - -- -- - L-f,'-"' 11, I lo I (Clole al Noo11 on ftun,) 0111,o, lloun, t lo meroy church will be In lut Court Strael. P-1 of thJ proaram, and there __ ____ an ekctlon or offlcets. • • "' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., _ _ _ _ ___ OCT. 1 4 Material Objective ni1ht will be observ ed wh en Mary Shri ne, W h ite Shrine of Jerqnlem ffl�t::11 Friday at 8 p.m. at the fOOF -bait Potluck refreshments be ser­ \led and all members are uraed to attend, laurels. I I t is the job of all! Mi us 'I& ctntlinue our et­ forts to make Ame11inai ffilie sale. H a ve you chEtGlt,ui y.ou, attic 011 �BBemeni rceelllly for accumulation, oE bhe 'b)t.pe ot com► bustible trash in1 w.hicti, tires so, easily staiit? Have you checbd1 y:0011 eleat:Jllcal' eircuil:B and extension co11d& t&, make SU■:1 8 l!hey, arre ini tip-top shape? Does your IUM' ,.,.I IUS DRIVERS TO 'USE CARa ' ◄• . • • • • • • : : : : : • • • •• • I ; I� H,ocne Demonstration Leaders Plan For Coming Meetings For Rent 11partme nt ao THREE ltOOM Conder Streel , Pomeroy, alao, 4 A leader lraini ng ft'leelina for room ap1r�m1Jnt on Seaond home denton,1tutio11 ,ll'Odp1 tm Street, Pomeroy. Pho ne WY2- the subjt!ct of meal planffln1 2733. __ 9-28,tfe for better family he•llh klcludlril __ FOVR HOOMS., uururn 111hed and diet, n eedini 1peclal itlenlion four roo1n rurrushed. Phone was held al tbe borne or Cenev■ WY2-3302, Chri1tlne Bee�!e. Ji. Nolan, s1racu1e, Frida,. Ni neteen leaden Wer e preteht 10·7 6lc representing the differe nt home troups of the demonstr.atlon I I county. Miu Irene Ne�. Jooda AlAN 1o lake over gas ala.lion. 11nd nutrition apeciallat lroril Ohio P hone WY2·9920. 9-23-Uc State Univeraity cond ucted the .. --t raini ng meeting with Mn. NoWANTED: Mechanic. Ph one WY2· Ian .issiil ing. 9-23-Uc 9920. These leaders •Ill return to their groups and u Be the informalion gained in the rne:elln"• for ( 20 I 1 7 Help Wanted ___ ____ On Tuesday, October 18 at th e Grange Hall at 9 a. m. a aewifti machine clin k will be held for the Rock Spri np and Cbe1te1' groups. Any others wi11hin1 \o attend should rontaet the e:itenMUELLER FUkNACISS, WISTING lion itffice for further inforffla, HOUSE appllenat. Ameld Bro­ tion. Each atte nding penon thffl. s,racllWf, Oh-. PhorM WY24:114. n.n.tf B hould bring the complete sewjng machine with instruction book ' AIR «ONDITIONING-;-REFruGDand any small tools, raga for I ation servi ce Jack'• Refrl1eraOn Fritla.y aftern oon MIH Dixie clea n ing, steel wool and their Ihm. New 11a..n. !'h one TUZ. Ann Pierce, Middleport, 1nd Mila own lunch. �••31. Ja net Carpenter of Pomeroy ac­ -Nove mber 1 at l O a. m. the 1 companied their roomri11«!, Miu interm ediate !!twine A 1CTl0flll ■• clan wilt Su e Keller, to her hom e In Dela­ hold its meeti ng. Each person Complet. Strvic. ware for a week end vl11II. CrlH lt..tfonf should bring paper, pencil, lape Wrh, ,honti or CmtKt Saturday, they drove to Colum• measure and material to make a A. c, BRADl'<Nltl, •••,.... Ohi.. bus where they spent the day 1hop.. good cotton dresa. (Do not buy pin g and in the afternoon �ttended material or pattern before,) the Academy Award winning Cin­ November 3, · a leader traini ng erama "Ben-Hur" and In the even­ meetln a: will be held for clothing ing attended the stage production project leaden. Further infor­ of "The World of Sueie Wong." mati on will be mailed to the The girls, who are sophomore• at leaders. Ohio University, returned to Ath• All home demonstratio n club, ens Sunday even ing. should be sure to have names ilefo1.. 9:30 A.M. and addresses of leaden to ex· Mlddl- WY•2•264f tentlon office by Oct ober 15 . lAIT,Z FIID ITO.. Wednesday, November 9, and AI CtlNtw Thur1day, November 10, a 11ip YukH 5-2145 cover workl!lhop will •be held •t HAM� IIRVICI ITAT­ the Grange Hall llarting at 9 a. lhfer9 f:OI AM. Gauges: Montgomery, upper m. Further information will 6e 16.1, lower 9.1, 1.2 open. Gall.I· mail ed. EftrJ IJt)' lienloe polis, upper 17.tt, 9 ft tower, l¾ ft. open. Loc'k 23, UUI upper, 9.3 AOCTION EER ay lower. Closed off. All movable ft:EASONABU!: RATl!I da.ms are up 13 through 23 and SATISFAC TION GUARANT EED closed off. A.II Kanawha River Call Or wrtte I. 0. McCay dams are on the s111. Ch•ster, Ohio Boats Down: Lock 8, OVEC, 8 David Lyoni •aa the moderator 8 22 �Otp am , 7•5; Lock 16, Rocket 2:35 am, . 6·3; Lock 16, City of Huntington, and pttsided over the meeting of BULLDOZER FOR HfRE. Ponds, 4:50 am 16-2; Lock 18. Peggy the WYF of the t'ira1 Un ited Preebasements and landscaping. Ph. Downie, 4:45 am, l-1 1 ; Lock 23, byterlan Church when th e gr oup Ch ester, YU 5-325�. 10 3 30111 Aliquippa. 12:4:i pm, 0-lt; Mr. met Sunday e,·enins al the church Criss.' 7:25 pm, 9-0; Captain H1r• in Middleport for their regular PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT. rlson, 9: meeting. 30 pm, 2-2. Papering. Floor san d in g and fin­ The meeting opened with the Boats Up: Lock 27, Franklin D. ishi ng. Carl E. NelAOn Rutland, Roosevelt, 7 am. 3 -0; Gallipolis, singing of the Fellowship Hym n af• Rt. 1. Pho ne WY 2·6969. Heron , 9 pm,. 3-0; Que en City, ter which Patty Lowery gave the 10 4 6tp 1 : 40, 2-1 ; Bonnie 0, 4 : 50 am; I nca devolions using "The Bible and B Lock 23. Mr. Criss, Race." A poem, "Maklng Life ROOflNG - SPOUTING, SHEET :05 am, 4-1; Mike Creditor, '6 :20 Worthwh ile" wu read by Helen 0-7; pm, 5:35 metal work. Repair work of any pm, :.!·8; Aztec, J l :15 pm. 3-0; Cin­ Taylor. The scripture was read by ki nd. P hone WY 2-2301. 4:15 1m, 1 0-2: C. V. Har• BeYerly Perrin. cinnati, 10-10 30tp Plan s for a Halloween party ner, 6 : 20 am, 0-2; Eliiabeth, 6:40 am. 1-0; Kanawha River; Lucy were discussed and the group planJane Lucas at Wi n field, 10:� pm, ned a bake ule for Oct. 22. 'l'wenty-three youth and their 0-1 ; Beaver dow n at Wi nfield, counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 5:25 am, 0- 1. Vaughan, Mrs. Everett BAchner and Rev. Howard Ruppell, were pre&� '· • • · ·· POR · SALE 6 l'Oam house with mJt for the m eeting. Lead ers for the meeting tll!tf land, Rutland Township. Ph one l(J.fMlte weet. will be Cindy Sauer and CarWY2-618 1 . olyn Russell , , llll • Business Services I Call Dici Sterr.n ........ - =--.,•�iii '. RIVER REPORT WYF Met Sund Evening At Middleport Church Experleueed ----�------· RADIATOR .· � ■ ■ . . 16) lost and· Found ..,.. .- .. · 1, .il . . .. REP. � I R Soles lfl I Blt1ettnar's $65. . · ':i,& ---- ( 7 1 ) Real Estate Legal Notices LJCIAL NDTICI OIi SALi Bids will be received by the undersigned· al the offil!es of Webster -and Fultz, Pomeroy Na• tiotlal Bank Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, ungl 10:00 A. M. on Friday, October 1,, 1960, for the pur• chase of the Bertha A. Arnott ·real estate, altuated in Letart Township, Meiga 'county, Ohio. The above real e■t1te conslat1 of approxlmate13' 1ttenty-four acres, on which there 18 situated a five-room fr1 me dwelling. Freeland S. Norris, Adm inistrator of the Eslkte of Bertha A. Arnett (9) 30; (10) :S;5, 'I, 8, 10, 12, 13 ,c,rtim eaymona 104-ltt l� l If · Supp Iii �.,O ,,. �.C..J!!!T, . * see J!!! •""::t- ! 1 2) Wonted sulil Mrs. Benton Ponn entertaihed with a lurkey dinner Saturday evening at her home on Mulberry A�. honotlng her husband on his birthday. Present were Mrs. Earl Radcliff of Wilkesville, Mn. John Radclllr and son, Robert, of Hamden, Mrs. Jessie Hennessy, Middleport, Mni. R. T. West and son, Tommy, of Po meroy, the honored guest and Mrs. Ponn. Earl Radcliff and R. T. West were unable to attend due to illne5!1. Mn. Ponn received several nice gifts. sr , . of. C U S BAKER • smRIED your LENNOX dealer COAL. OIi.. GAS FUR N ACES omo ALUMI N UM STORM & SCREEN WINDOWS COMBINATION MASON PTA TO MEET The. Mason PJ"A will hold -their regular meeting at the school on Tuesday, October 1 1 at 7:30. Miss Alict1 Roach's third grade will pne• sent the opening �erdse• and a short buaineu meeting will fol• 1ow. Ralph Gibbs, Jr. will preJent a film and a diseuulon on ufely. Everyone is welcome to att�d - Re­ freshmentl wUI be served. STORM and SCUEN DOORS AD euetom Built To ftt Any � seere 111 toitl11" OUR GRAND OPEN ING SALE '' We hove rounded up from 01Jr other three stores a large selection of fine pianos and organs including Demonstro. tors, Rentals, Studio, Trade-ins, Surface Domoqed and Floor Models. This selection of instruments wi. ! make this the most exciting soles event in our history. tkaldwln e11■m111on e A.oroaonle • Lester r-•· '4800. e MUtoo e Kohler ,-= 1 4) . For Rent. I Eilompl• : �alclwln Spinet $488.00. n s teec...,._ PRESENTS ., _1£ .'-flt:lfl tl' �fft[' Rent ., FOTOS MUSIC COMPANY (21 ) Reol Estate r.rm, ■ •- --·-=-. Hwband Honored On Birthday By Mr,. Ponn Buc_kwheat Society �ews ltreh M, .,.. lh �' u'"' •.�'!,.,..J ,,',',','•'•" t'y H-.,.l 11., 8.... ••0• , t v ' W■ 0 n . TNK,r,.:R, M i ch. UPI-A ll the awaJ. , Ul after major 1ur1ery on Thurs, tlocb are working, 1 1ckin& away The_ nf' w _ school Is named �or d.l y. the diitrtrt s pre1enl aupttt n�• l hf- sehool �ear. Mr. and !tir 1. Ceor&c ilr1·1•ritige . Lathes. cnnders and drill pre1- dent w ho has been on 1'- :lob t,f Athen, also ICrt. Charle. Rife tes ltand read y in the clnnoom •i nce 1942· Robic hlud fi nd.I tltiit Nr. and Mrs. Edward Reinhard' shops. Moat o f the cla u room embarraH ing and intilll hi dld Cald•ell, S. ra b Rife apenl Sal ur: desU are in pla u . T.h, gym not wan1 t he achoo! named for day et '" bo■p lt.11 1 with Mr !t ire . naor &learns with varniah and him. Uoyd Wood remains seriously lbe ,wimming pool needa only to kobichaud and high athool P�in ill. He celebnted bl1 72nd b1r1hclpal Ben J. Karwoski do n't, how- day Oct 7th be filled wtth water. The 1panki ng ne w $3 miJlion ev,r. thinlc the new school it Mr. •�d M�•· Bob BoWf'n and P. Robichaud High fllled with frills. Hamilton ton ee•Tony of Tolfllo spent the H l g h achool juniors and senior■ 'if'.hool here ha1 ju1t about everyend with ho1ne folks. w thing. --4'._eept students and teach- atte ndi n& clas�s on 1plit shiftt at Burnie Bowen ape-nt lhe Wf'elc: e moet Roosevelt glilt, for th n o w en. _0 r.....rge We 11 11• Uading part , only four cour1e11 a aemes- end ,u t h � 1 ., O.arborn rown•ittident1 · Creek. ter-the bare minimum for grad• thip lct...l Dl1b-ld No. I •PMr. and Mr,. Ed Reinhard and uating or being admitled to a PfoWN �"'9 nt. mo,,.., childnm, Caldwell. ape nt the college. .,.,. the MW hifh school which home folb. Mrs. wllh weekend If the new 1ehool had been · WII te ....,, thh fall. B ut thH , Larry, Mr . .and Mrs. Rife rles C1lt opened, ;i ll st ude nts would have thtY M iked ind twlc• h,rned Gear1e Sadon. been able to take si.r. courses. '9wn r.t.rwtdi lo ral• th" · A2C Ronald Rife and wife a.ttff Equip,-d •• prov!• moMV for 9"f'atand A2 C Larry Throngburi;: of More important, according to for li"I .,.,.,..., 9N AFB spent SatPatter11on rightW Ju Robichaud and rwoaki, the the uw acHOI. urdaJ with lln. Ethel Rirr and · · ''Tao many frilis," the taxpay- new_ ac. h00I bui 1d '"1 hH �h e son1. llr1. Margle Rife relumed era romplaiued. " We ca n 't afford � u • p�en t , .8nd room 10 provide ho me wlth them to malt:e hrr vocational type oour11e1 that hom thl1 kind of thir,g. " e in Fairborn . ca� n�l be offered in the old So the new high 1chool, which J oseph .Rife, Chillicothe, Jack was going to be the pride of buddi�g-counie� such 11 . sales- RUe, St. Alban•. Robert Rife or thia communit)' weat of Detroit, manah_, p, ln<lu•trlll mechamca, _el- SoUtb Charleston, Edward Rife 1tanda idle while Junior a nd high ect�onica �d home �nomi cs of Sunbury spent Friday evtning 1cbool student.a attend duxes on wh i ch .requ•• well-equ i pped la- with their father Charles Rite split ,h 1 rt1 in the old Roosevelt boratortes and shops. Whil e_ 01 d, red-bric_k Roosevelt at the hoipital. School · buildinc about a block . Mn. Juanita Saxton an• da,. School 1s Jammed with 1tudenu gb ter lnbbie, Mn. Dorothy Bev, j uat a block on d'JUble shift.a, Racine Teeru Council Charle, d g:e of Athen.,, Mn. e rl r away stands the beautiful nn in n Hunt . Wed elday nt Rife IJJ)e school . tan brick witli blue trimMet Tru,1day Evening Jngton with Charles Rife who is The R..cine Teens Farm Bureau ming on the outside. _ owly improvin g. ■l ee The ,chool ii buill in thr Youth Council mel Tuesday even­ Birt�c_�:r of Pr1merct, ing, Oct. 4, at the hom e of Karen wing, with I circular library at �ed 0inu.i1 eveni ng wilh W . ed the end of the "academic wing , " TheiH. Mn. Ethel Rife. New officen for the coming year Glau-enclos ed co"idora with tile -;, --... -.,...--.-... ---.�.e ,�n were elected H lollowa: president, noora conn ect t he wi ng,. t , ict ., 1 ,. ,. b>,. m Another wing holds "1hop" 1nd N�- 11 • "dlltftned" district un• Carl Walton; viee president, Ji m H■mm; aecretary and news report. h0tne economiCB claurooma and der state law and ii gets extra er, l(aren TheiSB: treasurer and science laboratories filled with money from the state-but not cabinet member, Donna Bowers · brand new lathe& and BeW'ing ma• enouih to aolv-e the problems. · disc1111sion leader, Johnny Grueser'. chines and other equipment. Aoltichaud alui· olher �chool There ia a!IO a 75,foot long fici1 l1 talk hopefully of getting M:embers plan to attend the Farm Bureau Banquet. Oct. 20, and swimming pool, ■ huge gymn11i• the school ope n before this sehool also the One Day Youth Confere nce um and al'l auditori um that seat■ year eqds, pert111.p1 even before 600 in soft, theater-like chain. on October 22. the a,econd llemester begins in Whal is the financial problem February. Iha! keeps the new sch ool eu1pty A dtiien, advisory eounril i:9 o ere tuuenl& •·J of stud ents? at work on plans to gel thf' new Laclct lndudry' J'Uit Over Week,md building: in use. But the taxpayen Robic haud say1 the district •■ it111 Sharon Jones, Atudent at OU, and ➔• :.Ht be ; her roommates. Virginia Koch or territory i1 a typic1I "bedroom Rpe�bridge ,nd J�nice Wolfe or suburb" mostly residenti.i prop. Racine. spent tile week end With erty with little i ndu�try to help Mr. and P4r1. Emerson Janes and bear the lax load. The neig h boring city of Dear­ Mr. and Mn. Don Wolfe in Racine. Friday evening t hey were di n­ born. for example, hr11 a property ner and overnight guests at the tax. base of aboLt $29,000 per Wolfe home and Saturday they student, thanks to industry like NEW od USED were joined by Shirley Beegle of the Ford Mot or Co. has a But District No. tax 8 Racine at t he Jones h Qille for di n• base of only about $6,110 per ner and overnight. Suriday, Mr. and Mn. Jones ac- stu de nts, the ninth l o•e1t among conif)anied t heir daughter and M i1s Wayne County's 43 school di• Koch to Athens and also visited tricts. This means a tu increase lanch with Mr. Jones' sister, Mrs. Ooro­ PIion• WY,!-37114 thy Dandakis before returning to hard o n h0meown ers. The school POMEROY, tu: rate is now $23.iff pe-r $1000 M iddleport. assessed property valuation. 41, _______ • M!ITIPilG ANNOUtfCEO ' ,tie date of November 18 baa been selected for the annual farmcity di nner. Iri order to check out final de­ tails, a meeting fl£ all rommittee COMBINATION member. has been set for Thurs-­ day, Oct. 13, at 8 p. m . al the Coun­ ty Extension Office. All memb ers are urged to attend with reports niple Track - Self Storinl from each committee. • 1'f0/fll DADI "Look, Ti.-�•• A Neu, Mlldc . w. For Sole 1 (20bl Insurance .... e campbell .klnillill . Go.... e Lowrey e ttt- • Local Girls Journeyed For Delaware Visit ·•• u ffRMITI AN• PEST CONfROL I ---------t.r l'eln. frM fntpectlon. IMur,. SMALL 80-A _Polaroid Land Cpmera work hght and Dash atN by Nt1tlenwhle. Phont It. tachment. $75. Call WY2-5240.. and Aa ltrwlce 'ltiatlon WY2· t-2Mfc 10-7-3t p 2M6. C OAI-LU!IIP, STOKER, NUT. ar · 0 on Double B Coal Co., West Colum. bia, W. Va. Ph. SP 3-5246. WE WISH TO EXTEND A HANO IO 8 8tP of thanks to our frie nds, neigh· · ----bor, and relative, for their I beautiful cards, gifts and fruit, fflE LATE T. H. DAVIS property, brick two story, locatelli f or their ma ny ki ndnesses and at North Tblrd and Coal sympathy show n white our so n rl, may be Streets, Middl�po g Jeffrey Lynn, was recoverin 9- 17-SOtc .,ren _ any eveni ng. from a foot lacers1ion at Holzer Hospital. A 8peclal thank& to the • .PEACHES, brlng containen. A�tors and nurse, at that hosWebster Frillt Jfarm Long Bot1 p1tal. . tom, Ohlo. P".u one YU' kon �3201 M r. an d M rs. H er-rt •• L. 9-lG-Ue Miller and Family 10 10 ltp , --..------ -----· BEA.NS $1.00 per bu. Pick your 1 own. Brln,g �our own conlai n er. w ·--�------·___..2.._ _ E WISH TO E XPRESS 0UR ro!fttt, Portland. f sincere and heirtfelt t hanks to 0-4�2tP relatives .a nd friends for th e __ P___ ____ tl:lnd n(lss and l)'mpath)' shown SINGER SEWING MACHINE, us during the illness and death. blond console model, in e1ccelof our beloved h usband apd lent con!1ltlon with guarantee. fath er. We especially Wiii h to Equipped to meke button h oles, thank the. blood donors and the dar n, pat1,:h. monogram a nd many Laurel Cliff Healt h Club, the Cub I fancy zig, zag ,1titches. Take over Scout Den Mothera, Ewing Funbalance due $43.50. Terms ar• eral Home, Dr. Roger Danie1s, ranged or discoun l for cas h. Dr. T. A. Hewetson a nd personPhone WY 2-2204. 10 5 6tc nel of Holzer Hospital and Re\'. NECCHI SEWING M A C H I N E. Ralph C. Zundell. E4ilulpped to tig zag, darn , mono­ The Burdette Family gram, etc. Sold originally for 10 10 ltp $UII.OO. Pty off balance of $56.00 or $8 per month. Phone WE WISH TO EXPRESS 0 1,JR WY 2•2204. 10 6 6tc de�pest thanks to all wh.o wtre so thoughtful! in our hour of 8--20 Te n Ply Ttuck Tires, with SIX need when we lost our dear tubes. One tw o speed rear end 111other and grandm other, Mrs. for I 'ii: Jon truck. See Merchants _Mrs. Effie Trichler. We wish to Collecting Agency, Pomeroy Na­ thank Dr. J. J. Davia, nurses and tional Bink Building, Pomeroy, staff al Meigs General Hos:>il11l, Ohio. 10 8 3lc ReV, C. J. Lemley for his consol• ing ·words, the singers, Mr. and 300 BA� STRAW. Phone WI 8Mn. Albert Fre nch, and organ­ 3679, Edison Hollon, M l n ersville. ist, Mrs. Daphhei Bl'o)'1es, the 10 8 3tc t · pall bearers, Miller's FUneral .SAL11"' 1Jlit, FURNITURE AT Ho�e, UB Cab Co., all who t1ent ELIIIRPILO'S flowei1, those who ient forid and . IN POMEROY RCA VICTOR 24 i nt:h mahogany all Who lielped in any way. t.elevJsio"n Console. New pictun, 7iir. and Mrs, Frank- C . Mur­ tube. $185. ray and 11· 011, Philip J. Ray• RCA VICTOR 2 1 i nch deluxe table bur n model television and matc h ing 10 10 I le -�---------base. •New picture tube. $95. 21 INCH ScREEN A•miral tele• vilion aet. Ma h oga n y console, , hA LOST r v\f!\ fox houndt during 1 $50. the M:�Wi Co\lnty Hunt. Any• :RCA VICTOR 17 ltlch mah ogany oonaole television set. $69. One kftOWIO&" their whereabout, e.asy pie� notjfY ·any Fox Hunter Wl�Gl3ACK Upholstered We repair all types of ratll• 10-7-fte or un WIN1 82. qtair. Fair condition. $3. GREEN FlNlSH DREAKFAST SET ators, from heater cores to (table ind tour chairs) in good the larges!. truck �r tractor. ..Auto condition. $10. radiator. .ti JUST 3 U!$ED HOOVER Electric vacuum cleaner8. $2.50 each. SEV�N PIECE Din ing room suite. -- lad Mllfli It. In excelleni co.ndltion $100. PhoM WY-2-2143 USED KELVINATOR Refrlger-' 111.cnie,. Ohle Pomeroy, Ohio ator with freezer cltest. BUICK Super Hardt�p Looks I SI� PlECI: Di n ing room suite. and run• like new. Phone wy2. lo.4--Stp 2778. BLUE UPHOLSTERED Chair. Falr - - . - - --· COKl'L&'TE INSURANC& PRO condition. $3. ma• o aut do r, o 19M MERCURY, 2 tection, Lile, Auto, Flre, Pollo. ELIIRl'E&tie trlrismltslon, radio and beat' D'S IN POMEROY DOD lllll1. Middleport. Call 3tc 8 · 10 ..· er. Pbone VJS-2451 or see Bill 1 0)'4 l0-?-3tc ,Mcltelvey, ONE MINE PONY, mare pony 2 ye,ra old, botii, pony 1 Year old. BARNF.6-SJMPSON INSU RANCE 1802 CHEVROLET Delux.e coupe. Agt!nt■• 11:lddleport. Fire, AutoUM9 FOI\D �actor •Rd Vower Al rnecliiinlc"al condition, Mason, mobll.a. Bondi, Phone WY2$500. Phone WY 2·2204. I Va,, Phone SP 3-5919. ,:21-tt 2903. ' 10 • et� 10 8 61p --'-'------ FQR �' A,PPLES. Rurdett• n,dl Pomeroy Route I. ' --.....-.,--=,--_..,,,..,.""= PliOJle WY a-mo. 10 10 Blp FOR SALE; FIVE ROOM HOUSE � FUEL OIL ond - fllr. wlth bath, nice location. Kelvin nacu. Call tot fre1 �-1m•ta SIX ACJtE8'-LAkD1 CROPS, FARM. H ood. Ul l,o,,J:u11t St., Pomero1, llveltoct. J9Ue implementa tid!tpon l'oremu. & Abbod 10 1 Sotp � H•f•, 1111 . a;1bury 1\_oad. __________ lO 10 B!J' FOR SALE--Lot ,od lwo hotbet. , TRAILER 18"' fllot :.\lumlntun , � . One, 9 room s and bath, and one ......_ u �11 � t , ii;: ob I 1 I room, \vlth runnina waler. B m.9 tlrie :i �.:� flvj,'t",;.u:.i':!� S·05112, Cllllo�. Call ·l'bOlle !(e,; Ht· -,tiLt • u.-., Sa 10 a OI• � or tllJ.Ulll . " M.il. p, ven TU2!di. ,.: ;_, H. ,. ;-;;; AO FOR SALi': 2M bileo mlull hlY. • Leo Taylor, Rt. 1, Racine. • � 1 . PltlP .�roJ SYRACUSE - 1 story frame, 8 · :,, 10>7.Jlc .... rooms and b(th. front. porch, P01:l SAJ.Jfl APPLES, Rome1, Stay• 1-20-Ue large lot. Good luocation $400(). :mam, Ree and Yellow DellcioUJ, RACINE - New (unfinished) o ne - Cider. On Route 688. to story frame, 4 •oom� bath ,nci 10-T-lllc Cl!J>Orl. Lat-ge lol. APAll ' EiiiFiiR�r. BROILER· FARM ':"'"" to l�re,, 8....,..!L SR 2fif 1080 ,..10 :r. 40 ft. hou•e trailer With rnune 1 · room hoU!IP, cellar, barn, broiler' without l ot. WUI tell reaaon10 10 Ste house 40 x 140 ...,.,., capacity), · ab1t. or Phone JUymond complete with equipment. plenty • ·Thom-,, Llntovlll• SU2-4193. ..:.;:...;.:..,.:..,:..:.._: ' �;::_:..:.._;_.._,_ water. Broiler Income can net 10,7.mc - - · - - - • - · �- """ .....,_ -nov....._ n,w -- 1 $2500 per year. Down payment •�. •.....,. n• � $l000, full price $41()(), 1111 ce . "'• l'IIOln i;.tinub. A. N. lleniOI, ·• POTATCEI Cloffli . Al.BERT M. COie, S •I-• • 1114-'" Portland' Ohio ll<a•ilc IOX fMN WYHa'l2. · ,, ' 1 :::C 219 PIIONI WY 2·:mll '#Y NIJt TRAILER �lJRT �•c:e for rent. 10 8 Ste Cl� iuiL,t 'retldentiill �tlon · 1k Cilub.lN, Obto. Concrete FOR room .bou■e and SALE A PtiSrt tiQd waJl:1i : good 'Wiler, doors.. o l oll, storm tw bath, ...,.., Ja•iulry, prtvllepa, $5.00 windows, double prace, and � ...._ Hoban DlllOn, ·Realraa he1l, cit')' water. '4.&oo � ��\Ii. Ohlo. lo-8-� down, balance In ,mall month• , lJ payment.a. Phone WlD-3792. MODBIN' 1tftftn'N1hed I roeilt 0-6-6 ab h artment . bath f.i: and ' Dlrj: 'c - _:1::. .:..:lp ��--� -�·',­ 1, Incinerator\ FOR SALE 4 room l�ell, .,_ �i · h ou1e on i ne WY2-514l. _tiirie c::iou_ · acres of ground, de11lrable for �18-tle ' · · · • - · 1 · • · • • · • • • · l'ot additlOJ1 on Syra· cu:s:e flood r oad, ¼ mUe from hi1hway, cltJ APAU:,1IENTI -. !'VDIIUd , � water, cood read. Phone untumllMd. lldll.tm.· IOd4le 10-7�tp port. Pho■e WY ••1. I I ti 6283. (2) Cd f Th . ks th eir tt1pectlvt 1roup1. tood detnonatntlMII fumilhed tbe Ja n ch. The demoo,trsllon ineluded differ ent food• for I well-planned lu nch. Dales of lulure actlYitie, art Frida,. October 14, at IO a. m. a1 the Rock Spri n gs Grange Hall the fint lesson of t he be1: mn en lf' wine clu1. Eich pe non 11 re• q unted to b!'i ng paper. pen ci l, 1.a?e meuure a nd the ir own lunch. $3 Million Dollar Sch ool . Stands Empty Lacks Of F.,..,.-Ul!I ..i!... - SUPERB SPI NET PIANO SALE PlllCE $495.00 e Full 88 • 1 0 Year Guaralltee e Genulne Wood Finish • • Note . Key Blklrd e Key Cover Magn avox Stero RECO RDS OPEN t TIL 9 FROM MONDA.Y fflRU SATUBDAY POtos MU SIC COMPAN Y , .... ....... . . . .', , .. . "Distrlbutqr• (')f 'nte World's Finest Pianos alltl Organs" . HUNTil,GTON, W. VA.. .- MAYSVILLE; KY, , .... .,. ,' ' .' �• Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middlepori, 0., Oct. 10, ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Channei 3-Monda, I t::: eigs County Footballers Tra�,el Frida J'; Middleport Is Home IY BOB E. BYER S.ntlnol Spom Edlto, , � -County's football teams take to the road t'riday _.the exception of Middleport :\k.llur Thompaon's Middle- SEOAL ledger. , - �� Jaekel5 host the NellillnWe1 Gft)'bound1, a team beat- �eciutive times b) its , :oP.,Ollents. The last lime � . � won a SEO football I 18116 when Jhey steam• , �• Yellow J,ackeki 33-tl at �PQl't. That was the year ; epprt_ suffered ils worst , i @f 1ta loot ball history . �YiUe, a 20 to ti loser al -'ail... � lalt Friday,kdoesn't lookg : ft"�- will brea that losin • th,ia year. Thia coulct be .,;J)cteta• chance to eel out of ■a:ue cellar. ro)"a Purple Panthers Ir&; · l:iogan Friday to meet a �:,:tlo., took a 26 to 6 shellack. · Wm third-ranked Alhe1Js . , weit and thus far own one �;NLSEOAL play. �11•·•:P,f!i�b • Ls · , -· ers held Athe m to a '. _ • 1 0 W!� and gave Coach Es_ IH',lta �It•: Lo¥.tn w 1Lh a 1-1 .. , w1U , �1ve the charges of ,cl �ex t.;;�o aH they want to . •¥; e. � Lt Lile Panthen au . ;" -� )1-<\';';-�\. �1 1,9.R � Pl•)'mg tne ca1wer twll -�!d two weeks ago agau15l .•;,,i ' :'t·.,jif ...,.. ,u....1dOCI, could be, they will -t•J Jel·. OD tne wmnrng side ot uic ·· - - ' I '.�� · , · ·, ;t ,A. ,.,,_. , 1_-·i'I I ��t � ,,, '. �::.JI!!, !!' '111�usion Now '\Ihat Ohi . o tate 18 £U Are Ood · r . �-- ' � jf_ • j :,: _ 'i l · _,__ '"!; u • .,, .1 s G - COLUMBUS UPI - One concan be drawn Jrom the .,......, · win over Illinols by Ohio ;St•te Saturday. The Buckeyes arc ;a• IOOd III their Ursl two victories ;ab.owed, . < When the Buckeyes mowed ,town Southern Meth.odisl 24-0 and 8olllb� California 20-0, ii was M:lil: .(be win■ weren ·t so h.ol, bet. both opponents were not up ... par. But When the Ulim, touted N. the Rig Ten frontrunner and ' "rated a three pomt favorite over blno Stale, bowed to · the mt.f!lhty bucke)'ll;l,li at Ch.ampaign, the talk­ ing reversed J t1ell. ·J.he wtn h.i.a caused .!lome sec­ ond thoughts by the experts as to '1"ho wdl oe on the top of the 1i1g Ten heap at the end 01 the season. Jn <II, jt appears as if Ohm Slalc'i. l:U'OU&bt hu ended alter a year ' s durauon. , Obao Slate proved th.at it can move equally welt in th.e accond half H l� did in the 11r11t h alt ot ill two previoua ,aames. It also proved tnat while t:m1rh Woocly , .,.. quarterQack·IUUback 01.... ,.-.. i• u powerrnl aBsel, lhc at'll't♦-:J(: '1oe1m t rest solely on that eoinbinat1on. ·iwo J11Uback1 featured J. n Salurday'a vieLory. vne haUbacK, Bllly Wentz uf Canton, ron mto the record boo•• with,_ a lO.i!·)'ard touchaown J11.unL Uu'ou,b a oaz;ded Ullni (IC U! mc. �-� tun .... oown m the record I boitka II a lOU-yarder, matclung \ the romp of towa·a v eorgc UtctJ lllilnat .t'Urdue m lDIU. However. it 11 the lona:eat kickotl return in O�\J'I bl1tory. Wes t"el!lcr wont oo )'U:d4 With ti NocLhwe,tcrn fumble , �- �iMAffl KIY PLAYER i llaµttaclt Bqb Klein ripped off 0 )'arill fro$1 IC1'1mmi&e tor II 1COre UI �t out Ohio .Slate's VUied ·olfeinle. ·�'be key player in Ohio St11te' -� ey wu quarlerbick Tom Mat-s -m.ki He probed the lUini dcl'cnscs -� t Jff 1:18 )'lrda ruahifli ln 13 car■JJd · ·hJt two o1 three passes yards ;,: ••� 11 l , � , 8'' 1ar:d1. He &aUoped . • Uur<I period tur • touch_ :.�. .•""' ,:_;..' JI .�{',,"� �!�"!i:O� 11 ': .,,. , !It; ,}.- ",,• I� , \, ,;J;9'Wll. �, jJC1:• v Jp:Ue and fullback rn Doh J,'erguto drive into the J..""/ Y,li);!,011 aeeondar_y tor two touch' • O'#nl ■net a near mias that ended W:Uh I fwnble. Matte handed to ��•uaon •four tlmea Jn ttlc nt:xl et to reach the Z.yard line, · 1':.,. 1ub1t1tute fullbuck Roger � wen, over tor the !lrst i1'',·r'1:; , •:· combmed .�� wn:. ··::,:. It Mane · .. ,i... and Ferguson �OD· I.be next scoring orivc, ., ' l'erf!,11011 aolna: over from ;!O.• · hr1uaon was benched ·wu,e aecond haU o( the �but the Buckeye offense lltd· to roll. He suUered a 'p '!Jll1b bruille. fib took ht1 lona run 16 sec• 'fh,\o· the aecond half. Malte · U,l,I wllh hia TD and Klein ,;·lilt aeven-polnt1 worth in :VjJICint defeat as th.c Ulini handed, ' ' 1:• Elsewhere i n the SEO, undefeated, front-ranked, Gallipohs tra�·els tu Jackson to meet another team undefeated N1 SEO play This b)' tar will be the top · game ol the week loc Southeastern Ohio fooll)all fans. W ellston winner last week hosts the highl y taughted Athens Hull- f rtoGs m a ga me that should go to I the ho)' s of Coach Eskey. I ' ' 0 "", , I1 1 oth er "I e 1 gs . Count y gam_es ·•'' � -- :.,. Coach Jim Vennari lakes his srngle-wmg i1Llack agam11t The Phuns � .,,:-, .._ m a game thllt wdl be the, tough,_ ,.., .,. ___ est the Rutland H.ed Dc\·lls will pro_bably mcounter all season . "We're go i ng to pnctlce fall . ing on I loon football . . . . , Lo ach lio b Ashley takes his Eastern Eagles to_ Hannan 'fra_cc KlulI, you �tay out of thl• exand s�ould remam on the w1�erdNI" n_1 11J.! :u dc or the ledger. Ashley s Eagles upset a rugged Kyger Proftoulo1111I Football R11ulta Creek elc\· en last \\: eek 30 to 0_ Nttlonal Leegue Kyger Creek will host South14 Detroit lO Francisco San western and life Wahama White Philadelphia 3l St. Louis 27 Falcons oi Co:ich Ralph s:iyre travel tu lli plcy to round out the New York 19 Pittsburgh 1 '1 area football games for this week . Chicago 34 Los Angeles 27 Washington 26 Dallas 1 4 Green Bay 35 Baltimore 21 American Leque Houston 27 New York 2 1 i 0-.akland 20 Dallas 19 D L EAG U E! I Only !{ames scheduled E X � Sta nd i ng L w Red & Blue 9 3 STANDINGS lli,· hartls Sand & {;ravel 8 4 Nation• I Football L-.ie 5 Eastern DIYislon W. L. T. Pct. New York 3 0 0 1.000 2 10 H inky lJin k� Cleveland• 2 0 O 1.000 SEASON HIGHS Philadelphia 2 1 0 .661 Team 3 , Red & Blues 1826 Washington 1 I O .SOO Te.im I , Red & Blues 634 Pitt&burgh I 2 0 .333 MEN SL Louis 1 2 0 .333 In d. 3, C. M urray 519 We1t.rn DiYl11lon 1ml , 1 , T .lenks 208 W. L. T. .Pct. WOMEN Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 Ind. 3, :\I. Murray 510 Green Bay - 2 1 0 .667 Ind, 1 M . Murray San Francisco 2 1 0 P. ltoberts 189 Chicago 2 1 0 .667 TOP FIVE SERIES Detroit 0 2 0 .000 MEN Los Angeles 0 3 0 ,000 C )lurra y 5 19 D. Ash 492 ArMrlcan Footltall Lugw A. Sylves ter 484 E!111t•rn Dlvi1lo11i C. Kirkland ••• W. L. T, Pct. T. Jenks 481 Houston 3 1 0 .7M WOMEN New York 3 2 0 .{IOO M. Murril y 510 Boston 2 2 0 .noo E Sylvesll'r 424 Buffalo 1 3 0 .2M S. JeHers 410 Wes1*m Division M. Bowen 388 W. L. T. Pct, J. Chesher 372 Denver 3 1 0 .75() Los Angeles 2 3 0 .400 Dalles POTLUCK TONIGHT 2 3 0 .400 Oakland 2 3 0 .400 The anniversary putlurk dinner ol-the La urel Cliff Belter Health TITAN GUARD DIES Club will be held tonlghl at 6:30 HOUSTON, Ttx. UPI -HeWffd-. , at the home of Mrs . Dick Karr Glenn, ■n ou,n,lve 9u■rd for Sr. witJi Mn. Joe Evan� and Mr,. th• N,w York Tlt■ n1 of th• Helen Leifheit as co-hostesses. American Football L••tue di·• Sunshine sisters will be revealed within two houn after he WH with 811 exchange of .,"ift, and ln jur.d In the Tlt•n• ...... new names drawn . J ••::•_:•� h• • 1•'.'. ::._:0�1� •• �H::•::•: ••:: �•= �•• ,-;;.-;:---.,-;- ---;---;;; • .f. ,:t:.,;' ... 1 BOWLING �E,i��:::''" i � ·°"' • , Oh10 n1vers1'ty NoW Top u Contender For MI' d-AmeMcan . By Unltitd Pre,, lnrernatlon■I Ohio Un1vrn1ily, after thr115hing Bl.lfi ton University ::16-6 on the Eust C o ast Saturday, i11 the top contender to wrest the Mid-American Conferouce tille away Irom defending . cltampion . .B o w l i n g Gr@tm. The Bobcats, using Ohio Slute's old '•[our yards and a cloud of dust," offenlie, went to thelt fourth str�ight win of the season. 1.J u11rterb ack Roger Mcrb, acored two touchdowns aud pasaed for anotlrnr, llob Broukll also scored. Brooks carried 18 Umea for 108 yards. Ohio State University downed Illinoi s, a4-6, 11nd mighly Muskin&:u m boosted ils chances for the Ohio Con_fcrence litlc, by runninj over Denison, 35'· 14. The Buckeyce hclgh t llened coniidcrably lhl!lr notion;.1l prestige u they defc1t l 1.-d Illinois, Iourth ranked team in the nittion. It w11.s the Big Ten opener for both teams and Ohio State's third wln of th� scuson , Long Kickoff Return Hi g hlight o[ the game was the 102-yard kickoff run back by half• back Bill Wentz 16 seconds into the second half that broke the back o f the Illini. Fullbacks Rog­ er Detrick and Bob Ferguson, each scored once, as did quarterback 'l'om M 11 ttc and h:11lfb1ck Bob Klein. IlUnoi� w11s unable to score un til four m inutes remained in the game. Muskies, featuring Bill 1'he "Cannonball" Cooper and quarterback Jim Burson, spulled Deni• son'a homecoming. Cooper scored twice, on runs of 1 and 34 yards. Burson tossed for two touchdowns and added another \O give '1us­ kingum the Ohio Conference lead. The Muskies are undefeated In three shrl& this season. BowUng Green, also the small col• 7UV By Unlttd Pre• lntemational ObiO $tete 34;uunois 7 Oliio University 36 NEW YORK UPI - • FactJ and U ve ity 6 n figures on the 1960 World series ; Kent State Z2, Di 1" Opponents-New York Yankees Bowling Green 14 American Le•1ue ·,s. Pltt,bu,gh Western Mkh;•an 13 Pirates Natio'!•� League. Wittenber-g M, Marietta O ,e, Date remammg: Oct : 10 at Capital "6, Hiram 6 New York; Oct. 12-13 If nece•- M··-1.in.., """ r,,_ • 14 u,,:,nUlo!} sary at Plttsburlh, W n 12 ter ount Unio M 2&, ON 1, Time of games: All games tart Akron 6 o We e,an at 1 p.m. EDT. ?.!.'llo ort ol !!• VII N hem -• Flndlay 0 I erve 34 Odds: Yankees h,vored 9 to 3 Weatemjl.ee r Bethany (W, Va.) HI to win Series: fifth game, Yao· John Carroll lpc, Thiel {Pa.) 12 kees favored fl to 5,. Fi.r1,t game result: Pirates 6, Oberlin 21, Carnegie Tech (Pa.) fl Heidelbel'I 42, Wabalh (llld.) o Yankees 4. Second same re1ult : Yankees Xa�r 18, Daytoo 12 l_{illadale (Mi.eh.) 31 , Toledo 25 16, Pirates 3. Third game result: Yankees 10, Dtterbein M, Kenyon 21 . BkJttton 14, Ashland 1 3 Pirates 0. Fourth game result: Piratee 3, EAST Yankees 2, SyrffUlt l4 Holy Cre11 6 Probable liRh game pitchers: Princeton 11 Pennsyfvenla O Bill Staftorcf 3 - 1 or Art Ditmar · Penn St. 27 Army 16 Ui-9 New York, - vs, Harve1 HadDartmouth · ;20 Brown O dix 1 1-10, Pittsburgh. Y1le 30 Colu. NI• I Radio-TV: National BroadcastCo, .. U 11 H1r'f1nl 0 Ing Company. Airtime, 12:fO p.m., W...t Vlrglnt. 6 Rlchmtnd 6 (He} , EDT. Sllppary Rock · 27 Weynelhr1 14 Fifth game weather: Slight 'PJthlMHilh 17 Ml•ml (Fl1.) 6 chance of early mornin, r4in. Quantico Marlt,., U Lycoming O Fair later in day. Temperature SOUTH in 60s. Umpires: Dusty Bo&1e$8 NL, Georgl■ Tech � Loul1ian■ St. 2 plate; John Stevens AL, first North C•�llna '12 Notre Dame 7 base; Bill Jackowski NL, sec­ CltffllOft 21 ·YIP'glnl• 7 :ft Te,..a 7 ond baae; Nestor Chylak AL, TwlMNM 26 IMU 7 Nuy third base; Stan Landea NL, Vl,vh1l1 'Tich 22 Weke Fornt 1 3 left field, and Jim Honocbick AL, R'- -10 Plwklll 0 right field. American League wlnnen: 315 MorehNd It, 49 W. Ye. Tech 13 North (a,.IN U Maryland 10 llme1.' National Lea1ue winnera: 21 Mlul•lppl· U Vanderbilt 0 FurMan 16 Wllllem & Mary 23 time-a. Prevloua Series parllcl �on: K1111tuckv -55 Mer■h,11 0 Yankees 24 time.a, Pirate, . MIDW EST Last year's Serles winol: l,OI Ohio St. M llllnol, 7 Angelea Dodgers NL fp sh: �chl1an'31 DUke 6 games over Chicago WhJte Sox Mlnnffoh T NorthWflttrn 0 AL. low• 27 M.lchlpn St. 1 S Financial figures for tirat feur KenMI ff l•wl St. 14 . games ; 0"90ft - St, � lndlana 6 Attendance: 211,117. Wl11:0Mln 24 Punlu• 1 3 Re1:eipts: $1,337,1538.85, KMf St. Miami (Ohio) 19 Players' share: $682,144,82 play­ Wltt.nbei-1 64 ·Mtrlette 0 ers share i.o ti t four a:amea Ceplt■I 46 Hlr1111 6 n only. Tex111 24 Ol{l•�orna 0 Commiuioner'1 share: $200,630.- IQ'ler 21 Arfl■nlH 14 83. WIST Cluba and leagues' share : f'M,780.18. MIMOU.•I 34 Air Force 8 Wellhlngt6n 19 lt&nl'ord 10 C1Uhrnl1 21 ,WHhlntton St, 21 MOIHLLIR TO SPIAK The Syracuse PTA will hold Its regular meetine Tueaday t't'i&aing a t 7:30 - •t • the , Syracuse O,ade School. Guest speaker, Walter A. Moell­ er, 10th Congre111ional Diltrlct, wlll ·have for hia topic "Pros and Con, of Federal Aid to Eduution." �r1 �.,.tt� °"• 22 CIRCLE TO Ml!IT The Federated Circle will meet at the church, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and all memben are urged to attend. , • PiratesConfidentThey Have ' WonThe"Big One"lnSeries NEW YORK UPI - The Pittsburgh Pirates, confident they've won the "big one,'' send battletested Harvey Haddix to the mound In the fifth game of the World Series today while manager Casey Stengel of the New York Yankees ponders starting rookie Bill Stafford in one of the most daring gamblea in the history o[ the classic, All even at two victorie5 each after the Pirates' 3-2 victory in the len,e fourth game of the Series Sunday, the teams close out the New York phaae of the Serle5 to­ day before another crowd of about 70,000. The Series will resume in PJttabureh on W,edne.sday and the seventh game, if needed, is sched­ uled for Th�rsrlay. The weather ou tlook for today's game was for some early morning rain. with clearing skles in the af­ ternoon. won The Yankees, who have two games "by a mile" and lost two "by inches," ruled 8 to 5 fa· vorites to win today's hnh gime ■nd were 9 to 5 choices to win their eighth world championship in 12 years under Casey Stengel. The odds were a tribute to the professional be ttors' confidence in Stengel and the Yankees even l'IA$ 20TH CHIL D DUBLIN, Ireland UPI - Mrs. Bridget Maguire gave birth to her 20th child Sunday at the age oi 51. "If I was young enoug_h, I would have all 20 over again,'' said Mrs. Maguire, herself the eldest child in a family of 24. 4:00 4·30 ):000:30 6:00 8: U. 8:2'i 6:30 11;45 '7:00 RIP UIL ICAN CLUB TO MEE T The Meigs County Women's Republican Cluh will meet at the Hotel Martin Thursday at 8 p.m. There will be a sl)eaker from ts though the Pira tes were firing an state headquarters. Refreshmen n blica Repu all d and serve will be experienced pitcher of solid tal­ t. enls today while 70-year-old Sten­ women are urged to be presen gel seemed .about to entrust the vital pitching 11ssignment for the RADIATOR REPAIRS fifth game to the most inexper­ a Jenced pttcher ever to start World Serles game. DONE THE RIGHT WAY The man on the spot, u Stengel pondered the ramifications ol the move overnight, was the 22-yearold Stafford, a tall, skinny fight­ hander who didn't joln the Yan­ kees from Richmond of the Inter­ na tional League until August 15. Mrs. Anna Johnston and dau• ghter spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Rife. Mrs. Betty Thomas and sons of Langsville spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Freda Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode or carpenter spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood. Mrs. Ethel Rife spent Wednes­ day with Mn. Myrta Rife at Wil· kesville. , Mr. and Mra. Hershel Justice and children spent Sunday even­ ing with Mrs. Charles Rife. FIRE SW'IEP S BUILDINGS BEPPU, Japan UPI - A n early morning fire · sweeping through old wooden structures burned eo buildings to t h e ground in this hot springs spa to­ day. There \1lere no reports of · casualities. TYPHOON KITS ISLANDS MANILA, The Philippines UPI -Typhoon Kit roared across the South China Sea toward the Asian rnainland today, leaving 106 personl!I dead and $6 mil1ion dam• age in the Philippines. ' ' your radiator, you can be a:so The Only • Complete In The Ben s117 HACKETT'S SOHIO Phone WY-2· Pomeroy E. Main St. Channel 8-1 uesda1 what am I doing ? 8:00 tl:80 9:30 ·:J.:25 '1:30 - AUSTRIA LODGU PlOTEST VIENNA UPI � The Austrian foreign ministry Sunday protest­ ed an alleged violation of Aust­ rian air space bY a U. S. Army helicopter. An afficial report said the helicopter, stationed at Toelz in West Germany, landed at Schoenbichl in the Tyrol, 200 yard inside Auatrian territory on Saturday. Channel· 1 3-Mohday CEILING TILE FROM . Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The nlc� part about this lob Is lhal anyone can do ii, It'• ecanomlcal tool As Iow as . . . . .. 141/lc ( .. " lq. ft. S11 111 W, ,,,,,,., ., f111 ' • •' '"""' 11/1 clean up billJ and 111 nady for winter expenses 4 :00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 e· '!5 6:25 6:30 6:45 f ·"l Mtu 8:30 o,oo 1 0:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 ' 1 : 15 1:00 Make Room for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Woody \'/o,\C'--,ecker Meet Mr. 'Candidate Jim Thacker Show Weatilercast News Picture ·Huntley-Brinkley Report Cannon•all 1,,1ram1e Hltchcock Presents Thriller Donald O'Connor Show News Weatherust Jack Pallr Show Sign Ofi t:no The Brightc!' D-"'l 1:15 Th1:1 � •">tonn ltHll The EdifJ o• Nilollrl 3:00 Tile Thl'f'e Stooges 1:00 Artbut i . 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It l.ouJd Be 'Voll Mid DRY Newt Movietime Woman's World Loretta Young 'fheater Youni Dr. .Malone From These &.:>ota WCHS-TV Chann el 8 i:00 Ame,rlcan l!.mllltno Captain Gallant -� San ll'ranciaeo Bed •�• Y.our ESfO Repnnel 8:40 Weather Teller 9:4ff John Daly New■ '7 :00 PreSfi Conference 7:30 Cheyenne 8:30 Surfside Six , ) 9:30 Adventures in Paradise 10:00 Peter Gunn Show t!,1:SO Ted Mack Amateur Bout -U •QO The News Tonilbt. il:10 Scanning the Weather U : 16 Sport Report U :20 Late Show rigilt price. ' Sign On Continental Class Room TodaY Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. North Dough Re Ml (hqnnel 8 - Monday sure that the job's done the 5:45 6:00 1. :00 '-9:"00 9: 30 l0:00 •...,r• Channel" 3--1 Ut:SdO) When our specialists repair right . . at 8:30 9·00 · t:80 10:00 10:30 Ud>O 11 : lU 11: 15 1 :00 Make Room for Daddy I Here's Hollywoud Steamboat Bill Sheena Queen of the Jungle Music in the Round Jim Thacker Show Weatherc11st N:ews Plctua• ffWJ,tl.07 Brtnkle, HuckJeberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fargo Kfondike Dante Barbara Stanw,vck Show Jackpot Bowllng .NO"Va Ht•a,Jliao. "W-?atbel'ClBt Jack Pa3' Show Sign Off 7·:JO BUCKWHEAT BUICKSPE CTATj· Wittenberg pulled out all stops in buryina Marietta 0&-0, Quarter­ back Gary Tranquill threw three touchdown passes ob-64, 61l and 77 yards. Larry Skelton ran 46 for an, other and Ron DU!ahunt went :13 for still another marker. Otterbein bounced back from a 7•6 defeat at the hands of Heidel• ber g a week ago, to c:lobber lCen• yon, Mi-21. Larry Cline collected 232 yards in 10 of 16 pa88es and hit for two touchdowns to high­ light the attack. C1pital University also moved into the win column after . two e11rlier defeats. by thumping Hi· ram 46-6. , � • Frlidart • On «;uasi Stu Nffl. U·D News Headlines Brealdalt Party PiclteDI Hardware Show Breakfa1t Party Newa Ue.1dUnet . Sporta tt@of' Breakfast PartJ News Br�akfut _Party Newa Beadlinet �,eakfast farty Ne.a lr�tftit Put, �• Time �p Sflop '-""•· l{eadUneo ��tn,a � i:c.dlo Hymnial M!tW.• 8-d,Uriea Country P • / llrm 'l".i& 11,30, l!a<lr . ,u, U:Jll)t NIY ,,... l:&t l:Ol,)1 1:11 •:IO' f:00 t:02 7:80 f:"' 8:0Q ' 8:(11 B:OI 9:30 8::),5: l:Pll i:OZ. ::S01 !fJ !O,ll!)c IQ., · JO: ; • 10: , , · 10:f&! ' 11:00\ 1111):1: 11,111, 12:� 1:00 1:0J 1 :30 1:30 2:00 S:00 8:02 8:30 3:315 -6:00 ,&;� 4· 4�35. e:oo 5:06 5:30, 5:31 5,u 8100 6:80 68:32 '1:00 7102 7,l!O Ju,t For You News Beadlinet J\lati .For You News J'uat. il'or Y•u Calling on Pt. Plea&1.llt News Headllnea MusJc Go'Rotmd Newa / Muaic Go Round News Headlines . Mu,,ic Go Round Lcu?al Newa Muaic Go- Round Bilsaball ' scores Muaic Go Round N'ewa Headlinu Music Go Romid Complete Non-Round-up Crow'• Steak Roa• 9outtG ol lllt. llO'I M�s Heildltnel · :e:venini.'? �rlude !lfew, He�nea Eve'!ln1 11\wfudo News, B,adlln• Red Police Can't Watch Every Eseape Route To West Berlin •1 B_ERLIN UPI-A Communiat j e,.. ------j)OIJceman guarding Berlin 's Ea,t- - - ---� eat border is like a ca t Wit lch1ng thrHe mouseholes. If he blinkl, a refugee ia likely .. to acamper through to freedom w in West Be,lln J About 400 make it acrou every day, and recent Communllit restri('t1?1lS On inter:c[ty lrne) ��.,..�� t ���-any nohceable effect e By CHI.IS vtAHOPLUS Although the Com munists emSPRINGFIELD, Ill. UPI - Whlsploy several thousand Volkspollzlsten or People', Police, to guard tie-stopping hss been liven · new and flavor in llllnoit Berlin's varioutt. borders. the ref. meaning ugees are usually several ; ump& where a Republican governor is fighting with a h.elicopter eampajg11 ahead of them, for his poliUc1l lite. Most retugees simply walk through roqtine chect points, on Tbe 'copter campaign mirrol'tl such pretenses as going to work what candidates on both sides ln Weit Berlin, shopping or have said since 'the atart of tbe visiting relatives. vote - getting treka - the Illinois Others, howevei-, get through campaign would be one of the in other ways, thanks partly to most intenaive in the state's bis­ the framers of the Four-Power tory, Agreement on Berlin, and the It's been a rou1:;h campaign and long-ago city fa thers who laid out Che boundaries of Berlin's 20 about the only thing the Repµbll• cans and Democrata agree on la boroughs. tha t the races in the state , wJ.U When the Four Powers divided Beriin after World War Ii, they be tigh t. ' -. ? � . used the old borough boundaries Poter reaction bas rana:-- , to form the 28-miie-long border enthUlliastic to desul tory1 � between the Ru11ian and the Al­ in& on the area. Villit•• bJJ · ·'9' e lied sectors. President Richard M. Nixon • � Pd Its kinks and twlats-original- Henry Cabot l.odge seemed ''. , "ti,' 1y made to simpliOy sllt!h things 11:ivo the Republicans , ,the ·e1rt_y as street cleaning-now provide advantage in the whoop"IR �epart­ a number of holes through which ment. HoWi!ver. Sen. , Jdltl , F, refugees can reach the West Kennedy campaigned dO'f'J'l �t;ate The city. fathers made their last week, following up L�� borough boundaries conterminous B. Johnson. with house fronts slong many The top of the Republican ticket streets, which saved the boroughs from h.aving to clean half-streets. will be hard to beat in Illinois Today this mean• that there which is traditiona)ly Republican. are homeowners in West Borlin The Republicans will. h°a.110 a who have literally only t(), !ltick tougher time in the state races. · The man gettin,i: the rn(lst at­ their heads out their front doors tention in Illinoi1 politics isn't even to be-partly-in East Berlin. East Germans who visi t such on the ticket. He is Richard J-. Da­ homeowners ean simply step ou t ley, mayor of Chicago, who, as the back dOor into the West. The chairman o[ the Cook County Cen­ CommunJsts have not yet been "tr:d Committee, is the atnle's lead, able to station a Volkspolizist in ing Democrat. front o[ every door on the boun­ GOP Hit. Dale, darv streets. Republicans have accU&t"d him The eommuoiats have tried to fight the problem by stationing of handpicking the DMr1ocrltic their guards a short distance back candidates and of trying- . to con­ from the border, creatin i:. i n cf- tnol the whole at.ate from Ohfc'a, feet, a �&rt of no-man 's-land, but go's City Hall Politicians sometimes consider the effortt hasn� �uccee<led enIllinois as three vote arua: (li),· tirely. , The fact that East Berlin close- Chicago; (2) southern UUnois; • (I) , ' ly guards i ts •border with West the rest of, it. The Democrats are strong in Berlin is widely publicized. But less understood is the fact that Chicago. Downstete the RepuhU, East Germa11,y muat aiae guard cans �ave the power. The big every street entran·ce on the 76- que stion Is can the Oemocr• mile p�riine!Ar aroi.lnd Grealcx, I· �« 1 "[•1 '-'.Ut eQOUi(4-, Gh�OA,JO· vo1,fs to Berlin to -..,.. DO�tial refugeea [1 qfflset a _ likely: �.IUi�ni major• from. CJ'!Gs,ing, direc,ijy into West- 1 lll)\ JIJ1 Hitt' o�ei: lbii · co.�tie&? BH'!iii of into,, g11st B�rlin from _ Both parties are cou�tmg h,iivJ:!' , cal).�, : icli: me , c �, crosa, with relatlv• li)' un .the prestd\'nbal , BOOTS Little Boys, 10-3 • • ,$,99 Boys 3¼-41 . . . . . . . . $8.99 Made For Hllrd Wear. THE SHOE BOX IIIIDDLIIPORT Goeglein· Ready-Mix Phone WY,%-3%94 c.. Middl� • hJ ar TO f'IDIS S . tes Among Candida . - 41u��- �,,,·. . W . . "':"· ' :"'' · ,. _.: • f 'I · l.l '. J . .· Brlngs You llie Up To The Minute Mason CountJ NEW$ 3 'fflnas IJally 10 AM \'!4_ · 11::IS AM I·'°'� / - 'S-"'I . ,.,..,, ' 1tU lfffl . ' t , d i��ti����� , . - . iii 1'1n•edy. · �ion wll� ••l h !Ves . - P,erson,ally embroile'4. : Ul the campaign of bitterness now underw11y. Neve1i ' too happy with each oth. er• . Chlcago and'· dn'Wnstate a11i1 feuding w:ith mutNy..brusheii. .. . '!he l\epublican campaign: . is. pegged to the chai:ge that victory by DemQC:rats iQ Illinois wOufd . 1 bri,ui th.ti "sins" of €hicago to the statehouse jn, SIP'ingfel.(l . Chicago is a cit, of corru,�on, they sa�. a.n d D�mocr:ats run it More spe­ cifically, Daley runs it and tu1 runs the candidale for governor according to Republicans. Tile Republicans warning to the small towns and rural areas de­ cries crime syndicates, the Chi­ cago police ·scandal and unsolved ;�s. ,M the front of the Re1)'tl!P41n ltfJg&de UI Gov. Willi11m 'G. Stt'au.on, Daley's arch foe. StHtton Ulff Hellcopter '· A , \h.Ucopter serves as1 Strat­ 'tti■'!I· oanj,t,aii:n transportation. He made M-- atops during his first day in the whirlybird. It sets down near shopping centers, subdivis• Ions, farms and the like. The helicopter hasn't eSC&'P·ed the barbs of the opposltlon1h... · . -Otto, Jylrner, $katton'a appall�_ 1ent, upj,th., aovtl'.11Ql' toot t · ... . � · _ ,�ltlJl!I' t�e . li'•bwa)'s ,\� '!!l"iii · n.!' Dllnola, �JP.·, q;,_._IQ� by 9tntton a nii::. lP!" a�nlattation• accomplishlment. Kaner, a. fp'mner U. s. attorne, and, €OQlt !i:OUD� Ju�ge, hail called f ,. �tton. a, QOHijual i.oss with his ) �Ir.. t, the WI}� �tton's shouts ,llft_oqt ·��co .poli�tl,t�.� �ing , I� �� - �� ' , JH! � ' -�-m ; · ,'_,· ('( · '. l'M HON6RY•• WHEN YE AIMIN' TO Fil<. MY SUPPER ? I TOLD 'fE, HONEY PITT-­ I 'll 8E RIGHT BACK AM'U.. GIT 'fO' OOT, 'SAFE.AJ'-1' SOUND, EFA.1-1 HAFT,!\ TEAR. YORE ltllll> a=F.'f NJ., SON J! ·1 ,,,. - E"fN1,E'- 81/SNMILJ..ER.. ,. ,.. u , ,- � - ­ ,.,. ,- ...- ""'"':' ........ .... c:.oc:..-->.L.------ ro,�· 'airumt• -·---Jl,J.,_· ·� l., Nf '. ,.,,, , 'I . 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FLASHES WIN Kent S tate and Mhimi staged a hard.fousht affair which ended 22-19 in favor of the Golden Flashes, while Ohio Wesleyan tumt>Jed Akron, 16-6, and Xavier edged Dayton 18-12 in their intra­ state buttle, �,1 t, 1l·i�l€i81XR•JmlAiii\ Pa&e SI, SCORES FaCts And F1'gures LI L' GRIDDE R 1 960-3 iys_: · �.!-:\t� . ,, ,: ;�, . nIE BEST OF BOTH-WORLDS Now get the l'llOffl, ridt,-80 tnd prld• of the costliest cars plus t�e savings �nd ease of the smalu ·. , . . ·. UflllT•TOIICH HAN�UNci-A S•ger-tou,1 ,nd · 11, 1. beouty wheo)a like a polo pony, ' , . - oig air• coole4, br1kea front and rear gi,· : you Buick ■topping power to ma�-lhe Spe• ,tl"a.go•power. TOO-i.' . ' p,o, 1 Buick co,t, ju,t UY. WY . -and ft'a :w�iting pat · , a wbiapet ab� the . _ fo, rou atyour d� �I -•-- �■ . . - ' .·I,, ' ..,·,� ,,. · . � .' ' ' ' •. �' ' " ' . i . ' ' ;�\1-· "',:,.;, ' '' . \.. ' ' 1 ' ii ��- ..;........ ....�-- ·--�..--- �- --· ,: ,:l'<C'l'.-1.::C �• Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middlepori, 0., Oct. 10, ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Channei 3-Monda, I t::: eigs County Footballers Tra�,el Frida J'; Middleport Is Home IY BOB E. BYER S.ntlnol Spom Edlto, , � -County's football teams take to the road t'riday _.the exception of Middleport :\k.llur Thompaon's Middle- SEOAL ledger. , - �� Jaekel5 host the NellillnWe1 Gft)'bound1, a team beat- �eciutive times b) its , :oP.,Ollents. The last lime � . � won a SEO football I 18116 when Jhey steam• , �• Yellow J,ackeki 33-tl at �PQl't. That was the year ; epprt_ suffered ils worst , i @f 1ta loot ball history . �YiUe, a 20 to ti loser al -'ail... � lalt Friday,kdoesn't lookg : ft"�- will brea that losin • th,ia year. Thia coulct be .,;J)cteta• chance to eel out of ■a:ue cellar. ro)"a Purple Panthers Ir&; · l:iogan Friday to meet a �:,:tlo., took a 26 to 6 shellack. · Wm third-ranked Alhe1Js . , weit and thus far own one �;NLSEOAL play. �11•·•:P,f!i�b • Ls · , -· ers held Athe m to a '. _ • 1 0 W!� and gave Coach Es_ IH',lta �It•: Lo¥.tn w 1Lh a 1-1 .. , w1U , �1ve the charges of ,cl �ex t.;;�o aH they want to . •¥; e. � Lt Lile Panthen au . ;" -� )1-<\';';-�\. �1 1,9.R � Pl•)'mg tne ca1wer twll -�!d two weeks ago agau15l .•;,,i ' :'t·.,jif ...,.. ,u....1dOCI, could be, they will -t•J Jel·. OD tne wmnrng side ot uic ·· - - ' I '.�� · , · ·, ;t ,A. ,.,,_. , 1_-·i'I I ��t � ,,, '. �::.JI!!, !!' '111�usion Now '\Ihat Ohi . o tate 18 £U Are Ood · r . �-- ' � jf_ • j :,: _ 'i l · _,__ '"!; u • .,, .1 s G - COLUMBUS UPI - One concan be drawn Jrom the .,......, · win over Illinols by Ohio ;St•te Saturday. The Buckeyes arc ;a• IOOd III their Ursl two victories ;ab.owed, . < When the Buckeyes mowed ,town Southern Meth.odisl 24-0 and 8olllb� California 20-0, ii was M:lil: .(be win■ weren ·t so h.ol, bet. both opponents were not up ... par. But When the Ulim, touted N. the Rig Ten frontrunner and ' "rated a three pomt favorite over blno Stale, bowed to · the mt.f!lhty bucke)'ll;l,li at Ch.ampaign, the talk­ ing reversed J t1ell. ·J.he wtn h.i.a caused .!lome sec­ ond thoughts by the experts as to '1"ho wdl oe on the top of the 1i1g Ten heap at the end 01 the season. Jn <II, jt appears as if Ohm Slalc'i. l:U'OU&bt hu ended alter a year ' s durauon. , Obao Slate proved th.at it can move equally welt in th.e accond half H l� did in the 11r11t h alt ot ill two previoua ,aames. It also proved tnat while t:m1rh Woocly , .,.. quarterQack·IUUback 01.... ,.-.. i• u powerrnl aBsel, lhc at'll't♦-:J(: '1oe1m t rest solely on that eoinbinat1on. ·iwo J11Uback1 featured J. n Salurday'a vieLory. vne haUbacK, Bllly Wentz uf Canton, ron mto the record boo•• with,_ a lO.i!·)'ard touchaown J11.unL Uu'ou,b a oaz;ded Ullni (IC U! mc. �-� tun .... oown m the record I boitka II a lOU-yarder, matclung \ the romp of towa·a v eorgc UtctJ lllilnat .t'Urdue m lDIU. However. it 11 the lona:eat kickotl return in O�\J'I bl1tory. Wes t"el!lcr wont oo )'U:d4 With ti NocLhwe,tcrn fumble , �- �iMAffl KIY PLAYER i llaµttaclt Bqb Klein ripped off 0 )'arill fro$1 IC1'1mmi&e tor II 1COre UI �t out Ohio .Slate's VUied ·olfeinle. ·�'be key player in Ohio St11te' -� ey wu quarlerbick Tom Mat-s -m.ki He probed the lUini dcl'cnscs -� t Jff 1:18 )'lrda ruahifli ln 13 car■JJd · ·hJt two o1 three passes yards ;,: ••� 11 l , � , 8'' 1ar:d1. He &aUoped . • Uur<I period tur • touch_ :.�. .•""' ,:_;..' JI .�{',,"� �!�"!i:O� 11 ': .,,. , !It; ,}.- ",,• I� , \, ,;J;9'Wll. �, jJC1:• v Jp:Ue and fullback rn Doh J,'erguto drive into the J..""/ Y,li);!,011 aeeondar_y tor two touch' • O'#nl ■net a near mias that ended W:Uh I fwnble. Matte handed to ��•uaon •four tlmea Jn ttlc nt:xl et to reach the Z.yard line, · 1':.,. 1ub1t1tute fullbuck Roger � wen, over tor the !lrst i1'',·r'1:; , •:· combmed .�� wn:. ··::,:. It Mane · .. ,i... and Ferguson �OD· I.be next scoring orivc, ., ' l'erf!,11011 aolna: over from ;!O.• · hr1uaon was benched ·wu,e aecond haU o( the �but the Buckeye offense lltd· to roll. He suUered a 'p '!Jll1b bruille. fib took ht1 lona run 16 sec• 'fh,\o· the aecond half. Malte · U,l,I wllh hia TD and Klein ,;·lilt aeven-polnt1 worth in :VjJICint defeat as th.c Ulini handed, ' ' 1:• Elsewhere i n the SEO, undefeated, front-ranked, Gallipohs tra�·els tu Jackson to meet another team undefeated N1 SEO play This b)' tar will be the top · game ol the week loc Southeastern Ohio fooll)all fans. W ellston winner last week hosts the highl y taughted Athens Hull- f rtoGs m a ga me that should go to I the ho)' s of Coach Eskey. I ' ' 0 "", , I1 1 oth er "I e 1 gs . Count y gam_es ·•'' � -- :.,. Coach Jim Vennari lakes his srngle-wmg i1Llack agam11t The Phuns � .,,:-, .._ m a game thllt wdl be the, tough,_ ,.., .,. ___ est the Rutland H.ed Dc\·lls will pro_bably mcounter all season . "We're go i ng to pnctlce fall . ing on I loon football . . . . , Lo ach lio b Ashley takes his Eastern Eagles to_ Hannan 'fra_cc KlulI, you �tay out of thl• exand s�ould remam on the w1�erdNI" n_1 11J.! :u dc or the ledger. Ashley s Eagles upset a rugged Kyger Proftoulo1111I Football R11ulta Creek elc\· en last \\: eek 30 to 0_ Nttlonal Leegue Kyger Creek will host South14 Detroit lO Francisco San western and life Wahama White Philadelphia 3l St. Louis 27 Falcons oi Co:ich Ralph s:iyre travel tu lli plcy to round out the New York 19 Pittsburgh 1 '1 area football games for this week . Chicago 34 Los Angeles 27 Washington 26 Dallas 1 4 Green Bay 35 Baltimore 21 American Leque Houston 27 New York 2 1 i 0-.akland 20 Dallas 19 D L EAG U E! I Only !{ames scheduled E X � Sta nd i ng L w Red & Blue 9 3 STANDINGS lli,· hartls Sand & {;ravel 8 4 Nation• I Football L-.ie 5 Eastern DIYislon W. L. T. Pct. New York 3 0 0 1.000 2 10 H inky lJin k� Cleveland• 2 0 O 1.000 SEASON HIGHS Philadelphia 2 1 0 .661 Team 3 , Red & Blues 1826 Washington 1 I O .SOO Te.im I , Red & Blues 634 Pitt&burgh I 2 0 .333 MEN SL Louis 1 2 0 .333 In d. 3, C. M urray 519 We1t.rn DiYl11lon 1ml , 1 , T .lenks 208 W. L. T. .Pct. WOMEN Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 Ind. 3, :\I. Murray 510 Green Bay - 2 1 0 .667 Ind, 1 M . Murray San Francisco 2 1 0 P. ltoberts 189 Chicago 2 1 0 .667 TOP FIVE SERIES Detroit 0 2 0 .000 MEN Los Angeles 0 3 0 ,000 C )lurra y 5 19 D. Ash 492 ArMrlcan Footltall Lugw A. Sylves ter 484 E!111t•rn Dlvi1lo11i C. Kirkland ••• W. L. T, Pct. T. Jenks 481 Houston 3 1 0 .7M WOMEN New York 3 2 0 .{IOO M. Murril y 510 Boston 2 2 0 .noo E Sylvesll'r 424 Buffalo 1 3 0 .2M S. JeHers 410 Wes1*m Division M. Bowen 388 W. L. T. Pct, J. Chesher 372 Denver 3 1 0 .75() Los Angeles 2 3 0 .400 Dalles POTLUCK TONIGHT 2 3 0 .400 Oakland 2 3 0 .400 The anniversary putlurk dinner ol-the La urel Cliff Belter Health TITAN GUARD DIES Club will be held tonlghl at 6:30 HOUSTON, Ttx. UPI -HeWffd-. , at the home of Mrs . Dick Karr Glenn, ■n ou,n,lve 9u■rd for Sr. witJi Mn. Joe Evan� and Mr,. th• N,w York Tlt■ n1 of th• Helen Leifheit as co-hostesses. American Football L••tue di·• Sunshine sisters will be revealed within two houn after he WH with 811 exchange of .,"ift, and ln jur.d In the Tlt•n• ...... new names drawn . J ••::•_:•� h• • 1•'.'. ::._:0�1� •• �H::•::•: ••:: �•= �•• ,-;;.-;:---.,-;- ---;---;;; • .f. ,:t:.,;' ... 1 BOWLING �E,i��:::''" i � ·°"' • , Oh10 n1vers1'ty NoW Top u Contender For MI' d-AmeMcan . By Unltitd Pre,, lnrernatlon■I Ohio Un1vrn1ily, after thr115hing Bl.lfi ton University ::16-6 on the Eust C o ast Saturday, i11 the top contender to wrest the Mid-American Conferouce tille away Irom defending . cltampion . .B o w l i n g Gr@tm. The Bobcats, using Ohio Slute's old '•[our yards and a cloud of dust," offenlie, went to thelt fourth str�ight win of the season. 1.J u11rterb ack Roger Mcrb, acored two touchdowns aud pasaed for anotlrnr, llob Broukll also scored. Brooks carried 18 Umea for 108 yards. Ohio State University downed Illinoi s, a4-6, 11nd mighly Muskin&:u m boosted ils chances for the Ohio Con_fcrence litlc, by runninj over Denison, 35'· 14. The Buckeyce hclgh t llened coniidcrably lhl!lr notion;.1l prestige u they defc1t l 1.-d Illinois, Iourth ranked team in the nittion. It w11.s the Big Ten opener for both teams and Ohio State's third wln of th� scuson , Long Kickoff Return Hi g hlight o[ the game was the 102-yard kickoff run back by half• back Bill Wentz 16 seconds into the second half that broke the back o f the Illini. Fullbacks Rog­ er Detrick and Bob Ferguson, each scored once, as did quarterback 'l'om M 11 ttc and h:11lfb1ck Bob Klein. IlUnoi� w11s unable to score un til four m inutes remained in the game. Muskies, featuring Bill 1'he "Cannonball" Cooper and quarterback Jim Burson, spulled Deni• son'a homecoming. Cooper scored twice, on runs of 1 and 34 yards. Burson tossed for two touchdowns and added another \O give '1us­ kingum the Ohio Conference lead. The Muskies are undefeated In three shrl& this season. BowUng Green, also the small col• 7UV By Unlttd Pre• lntemational ObiO $tete 34;uunois 7 Oliio University 36 NEW YORK UPI - • FactJ and U ve ity 6 n figures on the 1960 World series ; Kent State Z2, Di 1" Opponents-New York Yankees Bowling Green 14 American Le•1ue ·,s. Pltt,bu,gh Western Mkh;•an 13 Pirates Natio'!•� League. Wittenber-g M, Marietta O ,e, Date remammg: Oct : 10 at Capital "6, Hiram 6 New York; Oct. 12-13 If nece•- M··-1.in.., """ r,,_ • 14 u,,:,nUlo!} sary at Plttsburlh, W n 12 ter ount Unio M 2&, ON 1, Time of games: All games tart Akron 6 o We e,an at 1 p.m. EDT. ?.!.'llo ort ol !!• VII N hem -• Flndlay 0 I erve 34 Odds: Yankees h,vored 9 to 3 Weatemjl.ee r Bethany (W, Va.) HI to win Series: fifth game, Yao· John Carroll lpc, Thiel {Pa.) 12 kees favored fl to 5,. Fi.r1,t game result: Pirates 6, Oberlin 21, Carnegie Tech (Pa.) fl Heidelbel'I 42, Wabalh (llld.) o Yankees 4. Second same re1ult : Yankees Xa�r 18, Daytoo 12 l_{illadale (Mi.eh.) 31 , Toledo 25 16, Pirates 3. Third game result: Yankees 10, Dtterbein M, Kenyon 21 . BkJttton 14, Ashland 1 3 Pirates 0. Fourth game result: Piratee 3, EAST Yankees 2, SyrffUlt l4 Holy Cre11 6 Probable liRh game pitchers: Princeton 11 Pennsyfvenla O Bill Staftorcf 3 - 1 or Art Ditmar · Penn St. 27 Army 16 Ui-9 New York, - vs, Harve1 HadDartmouth · ;20 Brown O dix 1 1-10, Pittsburgh. Y1le 30 Colu. NI• I Radio-TV: National BroadcastCo, .. U 11 H1r'f1nl 0 Ing Company. Airtime, 12:fO p.m., W...t Vlrglnt. 6 Rlchmtnd 6 (He} , EDT. Sllppary Rock · 27 Weynelhr1 14 Fifth game weather: Slight 'PJthlMHilh 17 Ml•ml (Fl1.) 6 chance of early mornin, r4in. Quantico Marlt,., U Lycoming O Fair later in day. Temperature SOUTH in 60s. Umpires: Dusty Bo&1e$8 NL, Georgl■ Tech � Loul1ian■ St. 2 plate; John Stevens AL, first North C•�llna '12 Notre Dame 7 base; Bill Jackowski NL, sec­ CltffllOft 21 ·YIP'glnl• 7 :ft Te,..a 7 ond baae; Nestor Chylak AL, TwlMNM 26 IMU 7 Nuy third base; Stan Landea NL, Vl,vh1l1 'Tich 22 Weke Fornt 1 3 left field, and Jim Honocbick AL, R'- -10 Plwklll 0 right field. American League wlnnen: 315 MorehNd It, 49 W. Ye. Tech 13 North (a,.IN U Maryland 10 llme1.' National Lea1ue winnera: 21 Mlul•lppl· U Vanderbilt 0 FurMan 16 Wllllem & Mary 23 time-a. Prevloua Series parllcl �on: K1111tuckv -55 Mer■h,11 0 Yankees 24 time.a, Pirate, . MIDW EST Last year's Serles winol: l,OI Ohio St. M llllnol, 7 Angelea Dodgers NL fp sh: �chl1an'31 DUke 6 games over Chicago WhJte Sox Mlnnffoh T NorthWflttrn 0 AL. low• 27 M.lchlpn St. 1 S Financial figures for tirat feur KenMI ff l•wl St. 14 . games ; 0"90ft - St, � lndlana 6 Attendance: 211,117. Wl11:0Mln 24 Punlu• 1 3 Re1:eipts: $1,337,1538.85, KMf St. Miami (Ohio) 19 Players' share: $682,144,82 play­ Wltt.nbei-1 64 ·Mtrlette 0 ers share i.o ti t four a:amea Ceplt■I 46 Hlr1111 6 n only. Tex111 24 Ol{l•�orna 0 Commiuioner'1 share: $200,630.- IQ'ler 21 Arfl■nlH 14 83. WIST Cluba and leagues' share : f'M,780.18. MIMOU.•I 34 Air Force 8 Wellhlngt6n 19 lt&nl'ord 10 C1Uhrnl1 21 ,WHhlntton St, 21 MOIHLLIR TO SPIAK The Syracuse PTA will hold Its regular meetine Tueaday t't'i&aing a t 7:30 - •t • the , Syracuse O,ade School. Guest speaker, Walter A. Moell­ er, 10th Congre111ional Diltrlct, wlll ·have for hia topic "Pros and Con, of Federal Aid to Eduution." �r1 �.,.tt� °"• 22 CIRCLE TO Ml!IT The Federated Circle will meet at the church, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and all memben are urged to attend. , • PiratesConfidentThey Have ' WonThe"Big One"lnSeries NEW YORK UPI - The Pittsburgh Pirates, confident they've won the "big one,'' send battletested Harvey Haddix to the mound In the fifth game of the World Series today while manager Casey Stengel of the New York Yankees ponders starting rookie Bill Stafford in one of the most daring gamblea in the history o[ the classic, All even at two victorie5 each after the Pirates' 3-2 victory in the len,e fourth game of the Series Sunday, the teams close out the New York phaae of the Serle5 to­ day before another crowd of about 70,000. The Series will resume in PJttabureh on W,edne.sday and the seventh game, if needed, is sched­ uled for Th�rsrlay. The weather ou tlook for today's game was for some early morning rain. with clearing skles in the af­ ternoon. won The Yankees, who have two games "by a mile" and lost two "by inches," ruled 8 to 5 fa· vorites to win today's hnh gime ■nd were 9 to 5 choices to win their eighth world championship in 12 years under Casey Stengel. The odds were a tribute to the professional be ttors' confidence in Stengel and the Yankees even l'IA$ 20TH CHIL D DUBLIN, Ireland UPI - Mrs. Bridget Maguire gave birth to her 20th child Sunday at the age oi 51. "If I was young enoug_h, I would have all 20 over again,'' said Mrs. Maguire, herself the eldest child in a family of 24. 4:00 4·30 ):000:30 6:00 8: U. 8:2'i 6:30 11;45 '7:00 RIP UIL ICAN CLUB TO MEE T The Meigs County Women's Republican Cluh will meet at the Hotel Martin Thursday at 8 p.m. There will be a sl)eaker from ts though the Pira tes were firing an state headquarters. Refreshmen n blica Repu all d and serve will be experienced pitcher of solid tal­ t. enls today while 70-year-old Sten­ women are urged to be presen gel seemed .about to entrust the vital pitching 11ssignment for the RADIATOR REPAIRS fifth game to the most inexper­ a Jenced pttcher ever to start World Serles game. DONE THE RIGHT WAY The man on the spot, u Stengel pondered the ramifications ol the move overnight, was the 22-yearold Stafford, a tall, skinny fight­ hander who didn't joln the Yan­ kees from Richmond of the Inter­ na tional League until August 15. Mrs. Anna Johnston and dau• ghter spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Rife. Mrs. Betty Thomas and sons of Langsville spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Freda Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode or carpenter spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood. Mrs. Ethel Rife spent Wednes­ day with Mn. Myrta Rife at Wil· kesville. , Mr. and Mra. Hershel Justice and children spent Sunday even­ ing with Mrs. Charles Rife. FIRE SW'IEP S BUILDINGS BEPPU, Japan UPI - A n early morning fire · sweeping through old wooden structures burned eo buildings to t h e ground in this hot springs spa to­ day. There \1lere no reports of · casualities. TYPHOON KITS ISLANDS MANILA, The Philippines UPI -Typhoon Kit roared across the South China Sea toward the Asian rnainland today, leaving 106 personl!I dead and $6 mil1ion dam• age in the Philippines. ' ' your radiator, you can be a:so The Only • Complete In The Ben s117 HACKETT'S SOHIO Phone WY-2· Pomeroy E. Main St. Channel 8-1 uesda1 what am I doing ? 8:00 tl:80 9:30 ·:J.:25 '1:30 - AUSTRIA LODGU PlOTEST VIENNA UPI � The Austrian foreign ministry Sunday protest­ ed an alleged violation of Aust­ rian air space bY a U. S. Army helicopter. An afficial report said the helicopter, stationed at Toelz in West Germany, landed at Schoenbichl in the Tyrol, 200 yard inside Auatrian territory on Saturday. Channel· 1 3-Mohday CEILING TILE FROM . Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The nlc� part about this lob Is lhal anyone can do ii, It'• ecanomlcal tool As Iow as . . . . .. 141/lc ( .. " lq. ft. S11 111 W, ,,,,,,., ., f111 ' • •' '"""' 11/1 clean up billJ and 111 nady for winter expenses 4 :00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 e· '!5 6:25 6:30 6:45 f ·"l Mtu 8:30 o,oo 1 0:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 ' 1 : 15 1:00 Make Room for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Woody \'/o,\C'--,ecker Meet Mr. 'Candidate Jim Thacker Show Weatilercast News Picture ·Huntley-Brinkley Report Cannon•all 1,,1ram1e Hltchcock Presents Thriller Donald O'Connor Show News Weatherust Jack Pallr Show Sign Ofi t:no The Brightc!' D-"'l 1:15 Th1:1 � •">tonn ltHll The EdifJ o• Nilollrl 3:00 Tile Thl'f'e Stooges 1:00 Artbut i . 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It l.ouJd Be 'Voll Mid DRY Newt Movietime Woman's World Loretta Young 'fheater Youni Dr. .Malone From These &.:>ota WCHS-TV Chann el 8 i:00 Ame,rlcan l!.mllltno Captain Gallant -� San ll'ranciaeo Bed •�• Y.our ESfO Repnnel 8:40 Weather Teller 9:4ff John Daly New■ '7 :00 PreSfi Conference 7:30 Cheyenne 8:30 Surfside Six , ) 9:30 Adventures in Paradise 10:00 Peter Gunn Show t!,1:SO Ted Mack Amateur Bout -U •QO The News Tonilbt. il:10 Scanning the Weather U : 16 Sport Report U :20 Late Show rigilt price. ' Sign On Continental Class Room TodaY Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. North Dough Re Ml (hqnnel 8 - Monday sure that the job's done the 5:45 6:00 1. :00 '-9:"00 9: 30 l0:00 •...,r• Channel" 3--1 Ut:SdO) When our specialists repair right . . at 8:30 9·00 · t:80 10:00 10:30 Ud>O 11 : lU 11: 15 1 :00 Make Room for Daddy I Here's Hollywoud Steamboat Bill Sheena Queen of the Jungle Music in the Round Jim Thacker Show Weatherc11st N:ews Plctua• ffWJ,tl.07 Brtnkle, HuckJeberry Hound Riverboat Tales of Wells Fargo Kfondike Dante Barbara Stanw,vck Show Jackpot Bowllng .NO"Va Ht•a,Jliao. "W-?atbel'ClBt Jack Pa3' Show Sign Off 7·:JO BUCKWHEAT BUICKSPE CTATj· Wittenberg pulled out all stops in buryina Marietta 0&-0, Quarter­ back Gary Tranquill threw three touchdown passes ob-64, 61l and 77 yards. Larry Skelton ran 46 for an, other and Ron DU!ahunt went :13 for still another marker. Otterbein bounced back from a 7•6 defeat at the hands of Heidel• ber g a week ago, to c:lobber lCen• yon, Mi-21. Larry Cline collected 232 yards in 10 of 16 pa88es and hit for two touchdowns to high­ light the attack. C1pital University also moved into the win column after . two e11rlier defeats. by thumping Hi· ram 46-6. , � • Frlidart • On «;uasi Stu Nffl. U·D News Headlines Brealdalt Party PiclteDI Hardware Show Breakfa1t Party Newa Ue.1dUnet . Sporta tt@of' Breakfast PartJ News Br�akfut _Party Newa Beadlinet �,eakfast farty Ne.a lr�tftit Put, �• Time �p Sflop '-""•· l{eadUneo ��tn,a � i:c.dlo Hymnial M!tW.• 8-d,Uriea Country P • / llrm 'l".i& 11,30, l!a<lr . ,u, U:Jll)t NIY ,,... l:&t l:Ol,)1 1:11 •:IO' f:00 t:02 7:80 f:"' 8:0Q ' 8:(11 B:OI 9:30 8::),5: l:Pll i:OZ. ::S01 !fJ !O,ll!)c IQ., · JO: ; • 10: , , · 10:f&! ' 11:00\ 1111):1: 11,111, 12:� 1:00 1:0J 1 :30 1:30 2:00 S:00 8:02 8:30 3:315 -6:00 ,&;� 4· 4�35. e:oo 5:06 5:30, 5:31 5,u 8100 6:80 68:32 '1:00 7102 7,l!O Ju,t For You News Beadlinet J\lati .For You News J'uat. il'or Y•u Calling on Pt. Plea&1.llt News Headllnea MusJc Go'Rotmd Newa / Muaic Go Round News Headlines . Mu,,ic Go Round Lcu?al Newa Muaic Go- Round Bilsaball ' scores Muaic Go Round N'ewa Headlinu Music Go Romid Complete Non-Round-up Crow'• Steak Roa• 9outtG ol lllt. llO'I M�s Heildltnel · :e:venini.'? �rlude !lfew, He�nea Eve'!ln1 11\wfudo News, B,adlln• Red Police Can't Watch Every Eseape Route To West Berlin •1 B_ERLIN UPI-A Communiat j e,.. ------j)OIJceman guarding Berlin 's Ea,t- - - ---� eat border is like a ca t Wit lch1ng thrHe mouseholes. If he blinkl, a refugee ia likely .. to acamper through to freedom w in West Be,lln J About 400 make it acrou every day, and recent Communllit restri('t1?1lS On inter:c[ty lrne) ��.,..�� t ���-any nohceable effect e By CHI.IS vtAHOPLUS Although the Com munists emSPRINGFIELD, Ill. UPI - Whlsploy several thousand Volkspollzlsten or People', Police, to guard tie-stopping hss been liven · new and flavor in llllnoit Berlin's varioutt. borders. the ref. meaning ugees are usually several ; ump& where a Republican governor is fighting with a h.elicopter eampajg11 ahead of them, for his poliUc1l lite. Most retugees simply walk through roqtine chect points, on Tbe 'copter campaign mirrol'tl such pretenses as going to work what candidates on both sides ln Weit Berlin, shopping or have said since 'the atart of tbe visiting relatives. vote - getting treka - the Illinois Others, howevei-, get through campaign would be one of the in other ways, thanks partly to most intenaive in the state's bis­ the framers of the Four-Power tory, Agreement on Berlin, and the It's been a rou1:;h campaign and long-ago city fa thers who laid out Che boundaries of Berlin's 20 about the only thing the Repµbll• cans and Democrata agree on la boroughs. tha t the races in the state , wJ.U When the Four Powers divided Beriin after World War Ii, they be tigh t. ' -. ? � . used the old borough boundaries Poter reaction bas rana:-- , to form the 28-miie-long border enthUlliastic to desul tory1 � between the Ru11ian and the Al­ in& on the area. Villit•• bJJ · ·'9' e lied sectors. President Richard M. Nixon • � Pd Its kinks and twlats-original- Henry Cabot l.odge seemed ''. , "ti,' 1y made to simpliOy sllt!h things 11:ivo the Republicans , ,the ·e1rt_y as street cleaning-now provide advantage in the whoop"IR �epart­ a number of holes through which ment. HoWi!ver. Sen. , Jdltl , F, refugees can reach the West Kennedy campaigned dO'f'J'l �t;ate The city. fathers made their last week, following up L�� borough boundaries conterminous B. Johnson. with house fronts slong many The top of the Republican ticket streets, which saved the boroughs from h.aving to clean half-streets. will be hard to beat in Illinois Today this mean• that there which is traditiona)ly Republican. are homeowners in West Borlin The Republicans will. h°a.110 a who have literally only t(), !ltick tougher time in the state races. · The man gettin,i: the rn(lst at­ their heads out their front doors tention in Illinoi1 politics isn't even to be-partly-in East Berlin. East Germans who visi t such on the ticket. He is Richard J-. Da­ homeowners ean simply step ou t ley, mayor of Chicago, who, as the back dOor into the West. The chairman o[ the Cook County Cen­ CommunJsts have not yet been "tr:d Committee, is the atnle's lead, able to station a Volkspolizist in ing Democrat. front o[ every door on the boun­ GOP Hit. Dale, darv streets. Republicans have accU&t"d him The eommuoiats have tried to fight the problem by stationing of handpicking the DMr1ocrltic their guards a short distance back candidates and of trying- . to con­ from the border, creatin i:. i n cf- tnol the whole at.ate from Ohfc'a, feet, a �&rt of no-man 's-land, but go's City Hall Politicians sometimes consider the effortt hasn� �uccee<led enIllinois as three vote arua: (li),· tirely. , The fact that East Berlin close- Chicago; (2) southern UUnois; • (I) , ' ly guards i ts •border with West the rest of, it. The Democrats are strong in Berlin is widely publicized. But less understood is the fact that Chicago. Downstete the RepuhU, East Germa11,y muat aiae guard cans �ave the power. The big every street entran·ce on the 76- que stion Is can the Oemocr• mile p�riine!Ar aroi.lnd Grealcx, I· �« 1 "[•1 '-'.Ut eQOUi(4-, Gh�OA,JO· vo1,fs to Berlin to -..,.. DO�tial refugeea [1 qfflset a _ likely: �.IUi�ni major• from. CJ'!Gs,ing, direc,ijy into West- 1 lll)\ JIJ1 Hitt' o�ei: lbii · co.�tie&? BH'!iii of into,, g11st B�rlin from _ Both parties are cou�tmg h,iivJ:!' , cal).�, : icli: me , c �, crosa, with relatlv• li)' un .the prestd\'nbal , BOOTS Little Boys, 10-3 • • ,$,99 Boys 3¼-41 . . . . . . . . $8.99 Made For Hllrd Wear. THE SHOE BOX IIIIDDLIIPORT Goeglein· Ready-Mix Phone WY,%-3%94 c.. Middl� • hJ ar TO f'IDIS S . tes Among Candida . - 41u��- �,,,·. . W . . "':"· ' :"'' · ,. _.: • f 'I · l.l '. J . .· Brlngs You llie Up To The Minute Mason CountJ NEW$ 3 'fflnas IJally 10 AM \'!4_ · 11::IS AM I·'°'� / - 'S-"'I . ,.,..,, ' 1tU lfffl . ' t , d i��ti����� , . - . iii 1'1n•edy. · �ion wll� ••l h !Ves . - P,erson,ally embroile'4. : Ul the campaign of bitterness now underw11y. Neve1i ' too happy with each oth. er• . Chlcago and'· dn'Wnstate a11i1 feuding w:ith mutNy..brusheii. .. . '!he l\epublican campaign: . is. pegged to the chai:ge that victory by DemQC:rats iQ Illinois wOufd . 1 bri,ui th.ti "sins" of €hicago to the statehouse jn, SIP'ingfel.(l . Chicago is a cit, of corru,�on, they sa�. a.n d D�mocr:ats run it More spe­ cifically, Daley runs it and tu1 runs the candidale for governor according to Republicans. Tile Republicans warning to the small towns and rural areas de­ cries crime syndicates, the Chi­ cago police ·scandal and unsolved ;�s. ,M the front of the Re1)'tl!P41n ltfJg&de UI Gov. Willi11m 'G. Stt'au.on, Daley's arch foe. StHtton Ulff Hellcopter '· A , \h.Ucopter serves as1 Strat­ 'tti■'!I· oanj,t,aii:n transportation. He made M-- atops during his first day in the whirlybird. It sets down near shopping centers, subdivis• Ions, farms and the like. The helicopter hasn't eSC&'P·ed the barbs of the opposltlon1h... · . -Otto, Jylrner, $katton'a appall�_ 1ent, upj,th., aovtl'.11Ql' toot t · ... . � · _ ,�ltlJl!I' t�e . li'•bwa)'s ,\� '!!l"iii · n.!' Dllnola, �JP.·, q;,_._IQ� by 9tntton a nii::. lP!" a�nlattation• accomplishlment. Kaner, a. fp'mner U. s. attorne, and, €OQlt !i:OUD� Ju�ge, hail called f ,. �tton. a, QOHijual i.oss with his ) �Ir.. t, the WI}� �tton's shouts ,llft_oqt ·��co .poli�tl,t�.� �ing , I� �� - �� ' , JH! � ' -�-m ; · ,'_,· ('( · '. l'M HON6RY•• WHEN YE AIMIN' TO Fil<. MY SUPPER ? I TOLD 'fE, HONEY PITT-­ I 'll 8E RIGHT BACK AM'U.. GIT 'fO' OOT, 'SAFE.AJ'-1' SOUND, EFA.1-1 HAFT,!\ TEAR. YORE ltllll> a=F.'f NJ., SON J! ·1 ,,,. - E"fN1,E'- 81/SNMILJ..ER.. ,. ,.. u , ,- � - ­ ,.,. ,- ...- ""'"':' ........ .... c:.oc:..-->.L.------ ro,�· 'airumt• -·---Jl,J.,_· ·� l., Nf '. ,.,,, , 'I . EB➔ -· IIAllNIY IDd SNIJl'FY SIIIJTB · · ··· - GOOGLE ,. . . . . . . .. �t ·1,32 �d�MI �•· 8:0!I SJiit. OIi .' Illino1·s F1' ght ENGINEER We mix concrete to your specifications, deliver it RIGHT.to your Job, ready to pour. Lowesi prices. No Job loo large or loo ,mall - dellverle1 .every · day - call by 10 •· m. for Saturday delivery, '. Of }.U:A Sen• es C OF C TO MEET TONIGHT The Pomeroy Chamber of Com­ •� lege champion, boosted its win merce will meet toniiht at the at streak to 14 wins, in a come-from• Ohio Power Copany office1 behlnd-victory over Western Mich• 6 o'clock. lgan, 14-13. 'fhe Falcons were down 13-0 beforti pulling the game out of the !ire with two 118Cond h.au touchdowns and two conver• s1ons by Ala Alsea. FLASHES WIN Kent S tate and Mhimi staged a hard.fousht affair which ended 22-19 in favor of the Golden Flashes, while Ohio Wesleyan tumt>Jed Akron, 16-6, and Xavier edged Dayton 18-12 in their intra­ state buttle, �,1 t, 1l·i�l€i81XR•JmlAiii\ Pa&e SI, SCORES FaCts And F1'gures LI L' GRIDDE R 1 960-3 iys_: · �.!-:\t� . ,, ,: ;�, . nIE BEST OF BOTH-WORLDS Now get the l'llOffl, ridt,-80 tnd prld• of the costliest cars plus t�e savings �nd ease of the smalu ·. , . . ·. UflllT•TOIICH HAN�UNci-A S•ger-tou,1 ,nd · 11, 1. beouty wheo)a like a polo pony, ' , . - oig air• coole4, br1kea front and rear gi,· : you Buick ■topping power to ma�-lhe Spe• ,tl"a.go•power. TOO-i.' . ' p,o, 1 Buick co,t, ju,t UY. WY . -and ft'a :w�iting pat · , a wbiapet ab� the . _ fo, rou atyour d� �I -•-- �■ . . - ' .·I,, ' ..,·,� ,,. · . � .' ' ' ' •. �' ' " ' . i . ' ' ;�\1-· "',:,.;, ' '' . \.. ' ' 1 ' ii ��- ..;........ ....�-- ·--�..--- �- --· ,: ,:l'<C'l'.-1.::C �.- Is Married "°rt Couple Sunday In Episcopal Church • Moinly About People In Pomeroy ;----:;:------,----,--�-----,-- -c---I two,;.lJurty o'clock ceremony Sunday afternoon, OctoMiss Kathryn Lama, �uahter of lhe late Mr . and Mrs. Earl R. Lama rt, beca,me the bride of Mr. Harry S. Moor e of . Rev. William Roberts performed the single ring ny at the altar decorated with while flowers and green� ., ,IJ the Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy , &.._•� bfi4e wore an afternoon I worl' ('urs.a�•i, uf pink rose burb ,flllllD. t,..o _ Pl,ece d ress of minl A l1a l f hour of pre -nupual ilk tlitocade with a feather musil' wiu playL'O by Mrs Cedr1r Clark of Middleport . Mrs. t-'red lhon , in matching color 111libi. of Middleport rcgistercd �ffl were White Orduds 0� Jewelry was a strand of lhe J::Uests. •ad � �•rrings, a gift of the T>w Parixh Housr of the chi.m·h • , �e11t A. Jones. � 1 � t l' r of �•ah d ('corated with fall flowers for t h e rl' l'eption followi ng the '� of Colum bus s, r v ecl as d cl in � with the women of the we • pf Honor and wore an ' OOl\ len,&th sheath beige e hurch i n rharge The bride s ta • trad· the with df'rorated as ,,., ble r"'#h overskirt. She wore lot acceBSori es and her itionill lhrl'e tlert!d Wl'dding r ake Wlf or beige cymbidium toppl'd with bell and ring orna• mt>nt. Mrs. c;eorge Anden1on. Jr. Middleport presided at the rofof 'l, �qi• Jta� Jones, niece of the � wU l� flower girl and f{'1' service and Mr!. J _ 0. Ro{'del i. .PIJe pink silk organza of Pomeroy at the punch b owl. •1fh a buffont skirt. Her 1-'ollo wi ng the recept ion the w•• ol pink rose buds. / new Mr and Mn. Moore left for •erbe.rt F. Moore of Mid- a trip tu New York City to re· d as best man for / �tve turn h.Y wa)' of the Gttal Lakes �Ii� Ind Dale M. Dutton a11d Niagara Falls. For her travel· _ ""llQclbJep6rt , and Theodore T ing costume the bride chose a , Jr., of Pomeroy were • navy bl ue two piece dress with _ i n. . · match.inc acl•cJU1orie1 and her -. 1 -r ore-hid co,sace. _ Xl11 Grace: Sauvage and Mr� Haff)' !:. Hoagland both of Col The bride is a ·�radu:itr nf Mid­ Qnibu.1, and aunts of the bride rl leport lli:.:h Sd,ool and Oh.io Un1 vcr�itr, i .� a menihC'r or , 1w ln the recelvini:i line with ) !'tt � coUJtle, Miss Sauvage <'hose First Prcsb,Yteriau Church o! �:i\.: for..hu( i.,ilec:111'1i1 wedding a grape dlcport, 1-: van::clii\e Ch, , 111cr, t) , d lWO "j.ie� �re11 and Mrs. Hoag- er or t he Eastern Stilr a11d 1hf' re a blue Dior dren. Each Middleport Buslneu anrl Profes . ' sional Women's Club. She ts cm ploye<I as auditor at the Hoyal Parent, ounc Bottling Company in MidCrown lli ..LJ eac er• o eel dlepor t. ,. � M�iC• County Council o f Thi• groom. graduate o f the ll:�ll and Teachers will meet on Univeri;ily or Kentucky is a Ves­ '6\41'HI)', October 13, at 8 p, m. teryman of the G race Episcopal •� th, · Letart Grade School. Fol- Church and a mem ber or various , lowlni I lhort b u1ine1& session a Masonic Bodie1. He is president w.orq�op Will ho conducted by the of the lto,Yal Crown BoUling "'� �ard members. Company. i"" Conferences 1cheduled and the Following their wedd ing trip · IUde� 1 nt:: secretary and treas- the new couple will be at home at titer, M?I. A, T. Roude b ush, Budget 598 Soulh Third Avenue in Mid­ Ch..rman of Hamilton; P arent Jo� d- dleport. �clfon, Mrs. K. 8. Davidson, pre• Among those from out of town Mbpoi cha4"m1:1n of Cambridi!e; Re- attending 1hr wedding and reeep­ 'lp,c>n■lbllltJea and work of the del- lion were. Mrs. G. H. Wheatlfy Ji1at.e,; � council, Mra. E. S. ShC'r - i'll d Mrs. 1". H. Lyle of Ashland , ),w, pubUcatlon chairman of Ath• K,Y. sislcrs o( the groom and Mr. :,f11; principles o! the PTA. Mrs. Lyle and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell ltl, J. Schlou, chairman of �ublic pru ba.sco of Ch.arle.11ton, W. Va. tclatlona of Cincinnati, and mcm· hip. IOUlh•.. 1 di,trlcl di?eC· !=' I t '· . J li ' OJ ,,.,... T . h 'I T M Mrs. Bill Cross Honored With Shower On Monday DAR Held Grave Ceremonies At C�:!!2,��!,t ��!... Japan Exchange Student Guest At Federated Clwrch Mies Judy Weed or Cincinnall, who spent th ree months in Japan as a n exchange 11udent, waa g:ue,t spe.aker wtien the Happy Harvest• crs claaa of the Federated Church met Friday evening al the church. The speaker showed 11Hdes taken in Japan and gave &n intereatlng talk on her experie nN•s and of her life with her foster parents and family of Japan. I II If FREDDIE HOUDASH.!L -r �4a h · . ,;;ti C.elhurc d · ·!; Bro asted Ch icken I. ,,i sc!i Dri ve · l n Rug by Sweaters For Men ond ·Boys SMITH CLOTHING CO. Mlddlepert, Ohln • CAS H :(.,,�:,. Samsonite Sale! • Chairs, $7, t95 · · . . · · • . Table, $8.95 · · . . · $3 J '""' •" $8.95 Regular $t0.1S For Limitod Timo, $29.95 I • FIJRNtTURE · · · · · . . . . · · Middleport . .. .,..;.- .... ' . ... . � ,':"'. -------....-�. reere■tlonal period. Durin& the Hay Ride Enjoyed By e\ltnin& wonhlp program one rep· BaJ)li.,t Church Group reacntative of escb of the churchel The Junior High Sunday School took their pledge to the altar ln a clau and the Jr. Hi BYF of the tervice of dedkation. Middleport Fjrst Baptist Church The 1roup was .accompanied to enjoyed a hay ride to Portland counselors, Mr. where they held a wiener roH1 on Gallipolis by their b bons. Gi Wiyne Mr1, and Saturday evening. Attending the MHair were John Hood, Mike Bratton, Ray Picken5, PUaL IC HEAR ING Pat Edw11rd1, Larr)' Gladwell, Dar­ A pu bLic heari ng will be held In la Ebers bach, Ruth Ann KloelJ, Kay the Melga County Courtroom on !Juggess, Anna Jeffers, Linda Kauff Nov. I O at t p. m. concerning a .1.urtha Fowler. Bruce Annas, Jacil b ridge project on Route 1%4 . iigman and Buddy : .. oorc. 1 hey were .1l·l·omp1mied by Mr. me! Mrs. Tony Fowler and wn, Mark, Mr. and Mu. Gene Colcm1m and son, Jerry , and Hev. a11d Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Donald Doone ,rnd d .i ughlcr, TONIGHT and TUESDAY Jeanne. Sun., Mon., TueL, Oct. 9. 1(), 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE M Yf' lllen,bers Attended Gtdlipolis Youth Rally "PLEA SE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" (Technicolor) Doris Day - David Ni\'en Colorcartoon WEDNE SDAY & THURSDAY "nVE BRANDED WOME?,;" Silvana Mangano - Vera Miles I I Meml}(lrs of the Youth 1-\,Jlow• ship or the Heath Methodist Church of Middleport who attend­ ed the PortsmouLh District Youth £tally in �.allipolis ,Yesterday were I Evel,Yn Gibbons, Sandra Brewing­ :on. Sar.ah Bechtle, Diane M cCn- : ma.s, Barbara Jones. David Kon�.. right, t'orrest l;L d?tel, Jr.. Tom Rall and Eric Cham bers. The meeting began in the after­ noon with a speaker and a sack .! Upper was held followed by a I FRIOAY NOT OPEN SATUftOAY "THE HYPNOTIC EYE'' Jacques Bergerac, Alli son Hayes - also "THE PURPLE GANG" 'Barry Sullivan, Elaine FAw.ards CLEANING RUGS BY HOME 1'1ETHODS CAN BE A Real Headache! CER TAIN PEOPLE CIIOOIE CITY LOA#••• HERE'S WIIY: Thty know Wt !rust lhtm . • • hlVI faith In llttm. we mah your loan hire • pl1111nt IISY·1oln1 ••Ptrlanc, from b11l•�ln1 to end. When 7111 n11d more mon1y II mor11 'llma we are 1t1d to bt of 11rvlc1. Jud call •• us for your fall cash . . . $100 . . . $1000. c; ' "' ·. \ .., 1 I � Oclober VOL XII 9 lo w..t 15 , , .'·• , H I •• " ,, . ' ' - • Use Robi nson's Spocial RUG CLEAN I NG ' SERVICE! Your rugs will be expertly handled - shampooed, laun­ dry washed or. dry cleaned, according to type of rug. Of course, Robinson's handle fill sizes1 too. Phone us for ;;-:'J pick up;and delivery service. Robinson's LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Robinson's Cleaners PHONE WY-2,54%8 IN POMEROY I Trl•Lalller Cleoners PHONE WY-2..'1130 IN MIDDLEPORT : . ' : ti ..." ,;, //r:-d .;; HUMAN PLY That's Orin Murray, Field Sur­ vey Enaln..r of fabulous Glen C.nyon Dam in Arlzoite. Murray ■ays, "Sure I've tried other brands. But Camel 11 th• only one that aIves me real 1mohina 1atl1f1CUon. every Ume I !lt:ht 1,1p." . . • at ent1ne Weather huther11 aMI CHtr■I 011\o; !tartly 11:t.udy IIMt dlm'al thlt .,........, eMI tMJtftt, othwwlH felr tfrl,Mllh WeclMtday. Cooler c.efttral 8NI NVthHtt WtdMN11y, Hljtl hid-, ,.,.., 1.. tonitht 45, ... DMJeted To The lnterut, 0/ Tiu, Mei4,..Ma,an Area Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Tuesday, October 1 1 , 1960 ---�--:--=-=---------.;.-;_---------------------- NO. 149 ·Depressed •Fift)'-five year old Frank Arthur Davis, of Masori, W. Va., die� yesterday afternoon from a self-inflicted shotgun wound in the head. Davis, shot himsel{ wilh a .12 in Mason, Thursday at 2:30 p. ga11ge shotgun, sometime between m. Rev. Ralph Mahoney will be 2 and 3 o'clock, while hii;; wife, .1. in l'harge or services. Burial will be at Kirkland Memorial GarElva, was vieitin3 I neighbor. Upon returning home at 3 dens. p. m., Mrs. Davi.1 found her hus• Friends and relatives will be band dead in the bed room of al the funeral home after rercived hia home. until time of the Wednesday noon No reason could be a:lven for the suicide act, ot.l}er than Davis service. bad beea out of work ror some time and was quite depressed • Sgt. G. M. Scott of the West Vlr,:ini• State Police ' and Mason County Coroner Oliver Eahenour who inve11tlgated the ,hooting, jointly ,greed lhal deall, w,s b y , I 111icide. • The deceased was born at West Pictur,-d abo�e is a sketch of the proP?sed,n a":' fire station at Middleport. The two story Columbi,, October 5, J,05. Hi, �u1lding if built wo.uld house all hre fig htmg equipment, have a maintenance shop, block mother, Lillie (Hy&ell) Davis preers office on the, first fi�r. It would ha ve a large meeting hall upstairs with kitchen � an� / � ceded him in death. ea to the . County PT� fac1libes. This type of (Ire station ts needed in Middleport to enable the fire apparatus to be De egat � 1.: survlvora or tlJfl! de eased are I meetma to b held m .Letart this e placed separately in the building as �at� in t h ! Ohio I nspection Bureau report. his wife, Elva, father, Edward Thun�ay were a ppointed w�en Davili, one daughter, Mra. Jean the Middleport PTA Exetutave Grueser Long Bollom oh · ard met last nigh t. at the IDB, Elward, Maaon; l wo :;oth� · Bo school. Delegate_4 appomled were en, Harry, Point Pleaonl .md Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. George BUI, Mason; and one iiater, CarHackett Jr., �ra. Lucy Gregg, man Durst, Middleport. Mrs_ Mary E. Hmdy and Mn. Paul Funeril aervlces will be held Theus. at the Foa:Je1on& Funeral Home At a regular meeting of the Pomeroy Chamber of CoJtlf · Charles Asa Brad b ury, presi: merce, held in the office of the Ohio Power Company Momlaf dent, was in charge of the meet­ evening; Bill Miller, Area Development Technician ' discu.sse<f, 1 ing and plans were annOunced resource development of Meigs county. the for the regular meeting to be held Miller said that a correlation I �r. ftext Monday evening. Bill Diles was a mu,t for resource I will ,he a meeting or the Po,neto)' effort of will be guest speaker. A coffee next Monday and that wh;1. t we set Retail Mercha nts develo ment p hour with Mrs. Lewia Sauer Jr., the 7 Ohio Pow• at at evening 30 : A chairman of the hosp itality com• out to do Is either an aggr vatlon Pr Company offices i.o Oi,euas thi, mil.tee in charge, wm fellow the which we dp nolhinJ about or a year's Christdlas seaaon program. meeting. Room nmlhera will also problem which we accept and do somelhina about. 'Problems that we Attending the meetlng o( which be announced at the Monday A Moeller-for-Con&ress dtnner ·in meeting. accept are the best , way toward a . Clyde Kirkland, reaident, presid� p better future, he SJJd. He was als? ed, in addition to the aueats� were J . Lanca1ter, Wednesday, Oct. lit is Th<; PTA Membership Drive he­ ple�ed that the 1u.rv-ey by the !'fl· Leslie Fultt, Mu Wirtt;1:�,d Ford; . expected UI attract between 500 1 ty 1tu�ents waa bemg Bob Elberfeld, Franklin Rizer, Bill I · lJld 600 penona from tht 10th Con- gan this week and letters were am1 Universi gressional district. :sent to the parents in regards to conducted. Grue1er, Kai Hindy, Charle, l'tlur- 1 " Ted Reed i_nlrodueed !amee I ray, Frank Will, Fred Blaettnar, Jamee Reid, Lancaster, chair- the :z&c per ,person dues. Mrs. man of the event, said the prlnci- Berna.rd Fultz Is chairman of Lhe Stratton, auptrv11or of . the surv!y , Ted Reed, Bob Jacobs, Edililofl Hob1 team, w� Introduced two of h11 stetter , and Dick Owen. pal speaker -.yill be U. S. Rep. Rich- Membership committee, r1 rl/' 1 . �ITH j ard Bollln1 (D-Mo.) who IS on the Attending the meeting werti team. Robert Seyfang and Peter Pvt. Cba,tts �. Smltj,. .�1-, �• committee and )otw. IClqo- , Mr:. � � �db\Jl')',! . Mra. 1,'11;.._ · G. P. Sffllth, l:ffl... � the AA • · � -mle committee: · , , ... Sauer Jr., "li(ri, We.le)' try, MiBS Sa� siutioii' .liri;n,, ..;1d ,._ ·· ' , itlll•; •• now 1t1tloftfd' ..t %1-...., ildrec!' •Ha wley, i. W. McComat, group of hi, work ,nd llated lb•• 1r1fS; Tbe dlnner waa sc heduled 119 a Pd .l•p.n, for an II montn tour ot A A. Scarberry, Leo Kennedy, the -villual survey w 11 already In tribu te to u. s. Rep. Walter H. , a�d Mn. Hackett. auty. IS progreH. He said they will 80 into I Moeller, LancHler, who is seeking the interview 1urvey with mer- . re-election from the 10th Di1tricl, chanls and then • citizen,• 1pol I Middleport PTA Represenla1.IVeS I Appolnted MOnday I I Lancaster Dinner E�pected To Draw Political Crowd I I I Mr. Reid ..td. .Unn•r will I Troops Ready TO be he\d i n the Lancaster American Legion Hall. Bolling w ill &peak following din• · p e n ioil�a ��i speak In behatr o( the candidacy of the Lancaster ™ De=�· use Force If UN I Guard Not Moved IS CO•chalrman o! the ! event ls Don Mullen, of Meigs County. The Congo LEOPOLDVILLE, · UPI - Armored Congolese troops surrounded the residence of Pa• lrice Lumum bi today, prepare d to use force if the deposed pro-Soviet premier's United Nations guard is nol withdrawn. between Congolese A clash troops and the U. N. gu1rd or Mo­ roccan and Tunl1Jan aoldlers un• der command of a Ghanaian colo­ nel was barely averted Monday. The rullna hjgh eommlHion, P· Death claimed the life of Jene The ruling 'high commi11lon, ap­ M. Little, 43, of Spring Valley Col. Jo� h Mobutu, M:onday gave p Trailer Oturt, Galion, 0., Mon.day the United N;ationa until 10 a. m. ° Col­ ' Jl!.orning at 1 1 o'clock In a EDT today lo surrerider Lumum­ umbu1 hos pital. by ba. The ultimatum WIS iaaued He ••• born in Cheahlre, Justin Bomboko, chairman of the December 24, 1917, to Mrs. Lottie commission. Frazier and the late Jelle Little. Survlvinl are bia wife, Myrtle; indicated that the Boboko to mother; one niece Mra. Reva Jean Congolese troo p1 were ready Sickle; one brother, Burnett use force, if neceBSary. Re 11Id LltUe and four sisters, Miu Fran­ "the !lrmy will take ill reApoq.sl• ces Little and Mn. Marjorie Mar­ bilities, Patience and 1ooctwm have tin ail of Gallon and Mn. Della run out. This la the week o! great Gtutln, Marion ind Mra. Kathryn decision!." Blacbtone of Man111fleld. Servic,a will be held from the Foaie.aon, Funeral Home in Ma­ E1nergency Squad lOII, Thursday 1t 10;30 a. m. with ,,. burial In the Smith Cemetery- In Called To Give Aid The Pomeroy Emeracncy Squad Leon, P'riend1 will be received at the was called 11t 7:30 thi, morning ll , funeral home anytime after 12 to gi"e aid to AverJ Shttt , But• 1uUer­ WH who Avenue, ternut p. m. Wednesday. Mr. Little wa■ a aelf· employed 1 Ing from illness. A loCal phyai· cian wa1 called. ttuelr: ·11r1...er, Jesse M. Little, 4.1, Dies Monday In Columbus o., v,!l tJNrl'ED NA110NS, N. Y. UPI locked Eaat • West ne10Uation1 on __:,Nikita S. KhrusbchH goes be- diaarmarnent. -Propose the addition of tlve , � . the U. N. General Aalembly Eastto the 10-natlon neutrals todtY to try to re1tore lost Com• committee disarmament munllt luat.,r with the speech on West dlairmament - "the ,uestlon of which broke .up In deadlock last 1lltltions" - he came bere thret Juni:i at Geneva. -Put forwud form11ly hi• call Wffkl 110 lo ,deliver. a special u. N. 111efhbly aesror Tbe l)leech wlll be the So\'iet on disarmament to meet sJon before addresa farewell Premiet'1 s next Soviet prlna: in Geneva, Moteow or Thur1d11. home fl1'ni . rad. Lening the IOUrefl , HJ'd he would Mah Khrushchev said he might e"en r1ngiq over all m6it o t It, the New and com• come bact here after � of hi1 "total 11ld aources but needed, if Ye-ar ropouls, di1um.1ment p �•· li]rolibly �ulna: 1 lso thti U. N. be meant only It the auembly iii.lo� thus far with their set- was debatln11 dlurmament which of he: hu c11Jed ..the queali on 'beeu to thlfl communi1t caUH. 'l'!ta latat eame Monday night questions." hi, 1t• wlllir the -Ruaian1 loac· in eHortl Beaten on the Congo to lbelve die bloodlOUed Jll1u'8 tempts to ouat �c:retllry General Soviet Dag Ham)nankjold, the et Jh&ilpry and Tibet dluriuthe to wm 1et leader luue the wu . 1.Dllni&I.Dien t Dtaiilllelfe.11 bid ar1ed all -.orld ment. question on tht � of a 1"9• to atlftid· the lllletDfJg lo '9v� prop(IN) tO' have 'the • . ,, nation ••mbl)I take up lbf it-....... ' · sue for ,direct debate. Ordlnatily, May ll.wlilw OliiilltlMk iii� reJ•� !lnl • � ��� ·� \ -�!id· II � . ' ' , ' l ,f 'I � ' ,j- 1 " •"P. 1'1!\ll� � ,, ,L'. °"''Qmpb•ell · · survey will b� cQDdueted. After this is completed the team will re• turn to the unl'V.8l'Jd.1)' to make a g,raph and develop their proposals. Doctor Rudolph Frankel, profesl!iOr o{ the City J>lannlng graduate course under which the survey team is 1tudying wiU be In Pornero}' and Middleport this f'ridiily to check on the aurvey teams' prosreu and to offer his a11istance. Doctor Frankel is a member of the Royal Institute of Britiab Arehi• tects and a member of the Ameri• can In1tltute o( Planners. Bob Elberfeld announced there ---- · ------·--Fidel Ca8trO Due For SANTA Cl.A.HJ\, Cuba UPIPremier Fidel Castro was due here today to make a personal appearance at the court martial of l lfi persona accused o( acUve reai&llnce to hi1 rej'.Jme. Ai least two and perhaps three of the de(endiants--102 alleged guerrilla& and 12 "collaborators" said to have been captured in the Ellcimbray Mounlalns-are ei:1irlna pec�ed to face Castro'• aqu1ds. Peraons said to have been caP· tureii in l11t week's "invasion" of Orlente· Province are expe cted heavier l o face proportionately JN:naltles when they come to tt1.,i �n 1n unannounced date. Personal Appearance . "l • Deputy D • tr,ct Of pyfh,Ian S,/StefS I Mrs. Thelma Campbell of Wilk• esville attended the annual con­ vention at Grand \Lodge or Ohio, Knight.& of Pytb1as and Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters at the Biltmore Hotel in Dayton, O., Se pt. 2-1·24. At the con,.,ention she was in­ staUed as District Deputy Grand Chief of Diatrkt 1 1 or Pythian . Si,ter Temples. The Temples in tbia district are at Logan, Galli- 1 pohs, New Strait1V11le, Nelson• / ville, Middleport, Pomeroy, Car• bondale, Gtousler and Wilkesvllle, Mrs. Campbell has been active in many oraanizatmns mcluding Church and Sunday school at W1lkenille, Grange, Women's A ux d 1ary of -American Legion', Eastern Star and School Organi• zatio11 . She ls particularly active in the S.lem Center PTA where she has been teachinj: for many }'ears. Last June s�e. realized_ one or her _great am b1�1ons of hfe-gra· duatlon from Rio Grande College ith a B. S . . in Ed, Dearee. She ':V IS now lookmg forward to the day she will receive her Maater's degree. I I I 2 Local Women f Will Hold Spttial Meeting Attendi·ng 38th Th?M�!��l:a��u��t:!!�.�!;! !� aid the Middleport . Volunteer Fire De• tng the proposal Ann Ua1 Meet station. for new partment then l. Death Claims 88 _ Year Old Lady lo Clifton Frances Esther Blake, Clifton, passed away at her home Monday cvenmg around midnight follow­ ing a long lllness. She was 88 ycan old. S.he w.as born Fe bruary 2, 1872, in Glenwood, W, Va., to the late Henton and t.:llen Spurtock. She was preceded in deatb by her hus b and .in 1940. i to a quest rn Don Mills, president of the fire , Mn, Mildred M. Stanley, vice department ap�aN!d before C'o�n president and director, Pomeroy s. c�I Monday night lo hear _ ill , National Bink, and Mrs. Roae · views on the_ pro?D�ed atat�on Reynolds, uaist.ant vice president and commumty b u1lcbng, M11l11 Citizena Natlonil Bank Middlein ) port are aUendin& the' 38th an- had • P�ated befo�e Council Ua previoua meet_111� and re• t nual convention of the National quested an appropr1.ahon be made I Association of Bank Women in ! of $6,000 to ht added to the {ire Pasadena California dep1rtment funds to ena b le the The �nvenlion � beini held to al the Huntington Sheraton Hole) con�truc�ion �f the building 11prmg. this begin October to to 13. U t.he city_ could' see fit to _a pAll NABW memben hold executive poailions with banll:I . The propn.a te lh1� amount, the f1.re- , group was organi t.ed in 1921 with m�n feel the� will_ be able to · 1 6 members. currently there .are I build the station with .a certai n amou�I or soli<;ilation, Mill& said. 12� women bank officer& and The fire committee. oompoAed of directors in the u · s · up from Lee Smit�, A. A . Scar berry and 1 1 ,000 Int Dec. 31. Wayne G \ bhons, reported fa,.,orMore than 500 delegilell are ably to th11 propos.al. l . I attendi ng lhe c nvention lo hear Howtver, Clinton Fisher felt promin t ipe : en lro en . �, i m ed uc�- the Councit would be acting too I ('·on , mo, lOn PIC ure, aw, med 1- fas t I_o act on t h e proposal �I cine •nd b anking fie.:Ids this time .and John Zerkle said · . . Outside o f conven...on . ae1 1v1- , -::::-::---=c----- --lies the bank women will lour . t,J:ie Hollywood area, visit Disneyland and other pointa o{ Interest 1 . �., in this en le,L&lnmen ...ur111 �.....-• 1 and •A • . center. I - - ------- I cJ SINGLE COPY - k Council Tables Aid To Fire Company Proposal Mason Man Committed Suicide In Bedroom Of Home Monday 1 MAIN l'lltllT PHONI WY-2-2171 ◄+o�t.�� • ,I. Fire Pre,enllon I I -- - Obi0 u·ISton·ca1 ff d �1et1es OI - County Ag Society To Hold Annual Officers Election Meeting Saturday An annual election of Meip / County·s A&ricultur1l Society Directon will be held SaturdaJ, Nov. ember 12. �lfici.tlon1 for candlc!J� for" �ffOrs are thil they mu.I ':'!':'. . , • t 1..11 f · ed 'voter of Meig, be' I •••• Co11nty and muat ti.aw a membersh 1· p f1cket m · Ihe Agricultural Sociely. Candidates petlUon1 must be fiJed not later than 5 p. m. November t. 1eeretary Frank H . Johnaton, said today only penons holding membenbip tickets 1l the close of tbe 1960 County f'air or at ieast 15 caJendar days before lhe date of election are qualified lo . vote • The election will be held lo fill the vacancies of directon Roger Morgan f'red C· Leifheil . Avery Nelson. •Don L. Betzina: and' Roy Holter wboae terms expire · year. thI& NOTICE This week'• crouword puales fi■ Hed to arrlwe. A, toOfi as they can be triced we will re1u11M th• popvl1r fNture, W• a,.. sorry to h.we lnconnnltnced 1nJ ti our ,_...,.L The Ohio Institute on Local and Stale . His�ory _a.nd lh� �ssoci1tion of . Ohio H1�tor1cal Soc1et1es held a joint mee�mg Saturday _at the �mP� Mllrtius M�seu'!I 1n _ Marietta •tth over 100 h11tonana 1n attend. a n,.ur . . . D ,·n• ttte ·noon in1el'fflllltOn •a receeded the bua tour of the city p . Ju och at the Betsy Mills Club. A. V. Howell, a inember of the the In•tltute and representing Meigs County Society of the Aasociation was a speaker during the aflernoon seHion devoted to hiltorical markers. The progr am for will include direcMeigs County . t'iona 1 h 11 h,way_ mar kers tO port• lJnd and h11tor1cal markers .at the scene of th e BatU e of Buff mglo n mark.en at Isl■nd . The two old ' 7 the corporat '•on J • ne on Rou 1ie ,.._ east and sou,. or •omeroy wil � repl1ced by new and larger markera made of rust . inum . . proof alum The ronc I ud mg exercise of th e meeting was a ceremony dedicat• ing lhe new wing of the museum completed last year• by the Ohio the Historical Society, owner or museu m. Mayor Fines Three In Middleport Court fire that he felt the same way. lie, Zer�le, . further slated th•! the Blaho� is needed. Zerkle also_ said the �11\�ge needed 0th.er items at this time and cnuldn t see how the �ou_ncil could make the ap­ pro�nat1o_n . Bill Childs spoke favorably lo­ w1rd the propose! and thought the Council should go alorg due lo _ $3,000 all rea�y . being .appro• ,praated for a b uilding to house vil_lage street equip�ent. Childs . Aa 1d he Celt the station_ is badly �ceded and th.at the Ohio lnspect1on Bureau has suggested it be don4:. Child.11 _ later suggested .a special meetmg be called wi t h Council and fire d'epartment re­ presenla tives to iroo out th � proposal. In other b usioess before the Cnuncil, Lewla Elli11, slreet fore• · !Dan, reporte d on the repairs bemg made to the levee and the repairs u, a lleys. , . . VIilage Cbarlotte Perrin, trca• surer. gave her m�nlhly repQrl showing lhe fol/owmg balances; GeMral . _ . . _ . . . . . $ •,,061 .76 9.ll>.70 s..... Mo lnton,.,.. Sta,. Hlehwey • . . • • 1.309.35 Patti,. �r 401.16 C.mietery Operatlen 2.793.10 Cemetlff')' Trudi . . . . 1 ,A57.74 FiN lqUipment 325. t 7 Swimming Pool 2,659.90 General Bond letl,.._ I fflllftt U,l&t.H Total MD,1 1113 Gene Grate, ,·ilJage cle:rlr. read .14.ay ot Kennetb .lt.cr..Jhinae)"i re.Por t l.bowm• rece1pu of $8.fl.60. · - -•� Cit ·•• r--- r . 4f. ,.,. 11N eaa a letter froru Ult ,POUlllJOD board atatm,e the . ,..,.e 1 ,� vi..1 1_ ,...rmiL. lo d ump raw .sew• age � I.Lie un10 ai,·e, wowd e:r;. p1re N o�ember I�. Jt :,,as sugge,c­ ed by t,:ounctl to write (or the renewal smce the vu1age IS ma.tmg progre,;s toward securing a sewerage treatment plant. Mayor M.cr.t.1unne1 wo read the re&lg ll.il lJOD o t cwo cemetery tr us­ . ,. ti 1ees, · M· .__.r,ofi llnd H enry SWI1l, 'l'lte_ ... • .ouncu accepted tne res1gnation1 and said new appomt• men ts wlli be made at a later a t a e. . Wage ordmam:e number 833 wu 1-1ven ns Unrd readmg 11:nd approved wil h the touowmg .amendment. 'J he treasurer's sal• a:ry was advanced from $4�0 to $'tt4 per year, the Janitor's from $lMHJ to $683, and l.be dump at tendanta trom � Lo �- Tho new VJilqe orumance w1U nOI. become euecuve unw the new term of oifice. Scott Sba;;.nk and Ed haggert,-_ were 1ppom ted a.s permanent patrolmen tor the village. 11 was noted during tne lengthy Couoci.l ses.sion all proposal!i that were p ut to vote were una111mo1JS;:. Survivors include five sons: Three persons were fined this Charle! of Baltimore; Artley, Ben­ mornJn1 b� Middleport Mayor Kenton, Waller and Berland, all of neth McElhinney after being arC Ji1to11. She is also 1un 1ved by TWO FINE D ftve daughters M rs, Laura Claj:g David Paul Yonaler w11 fined , rested by Middl@port Police. Gallipolii; ; Mrs. M ary Tolliver, $1U and cost& for reckleas opera- · Raymond Lewis Fife Jr.. 23, Che• Glenwood; Mrs. Rena Williams, uon and William Dant, $ 100 and 1 shire, was lined $5 and cost.a for Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Willa Barnhart, costs and senlenced to three days having a defectiv e exhaust. The TAG DAY ANNOUNCED Colum bus and Mrs. Alma, Johnson m jail on a charae of driving while fine was suspended. Leroy D. Hos­ The .hbCl.llt:! Band wiu bold ii&. � fined was , Clifton. mtoxicated in County Court action chur. We:!lt Columbia annual 'J ag Oay lJrive Saturday, Clar­ and n intoxicatio for costs and She is survived bl' three aistera yesterday. ence Oiler, 23, Cheshire, $100 and October la. 1'ne l>and memben Lola Jaco bs and Ola Crum of w1u be in Pomeroy, M iddleport, ro■Ls and 3 days i n j.ail for driving ltacine MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Morrie, JUin oi:; and Mn. Ellza­ and otner aurroundtng costs and $15 and intoxicated while Leroy E. Webster, fl, Beverly, beth Thomas, Columbus; also one cornmuni11e.s. li­ mechanic, and Emma Jean Neal, t2, for not having an operator's In the more than thirtf. )'ears b rolher, Norman Spurlock of Lan­ A Jitney supper will be held cenae. Middleport, telephone operat.er. and grandchildren 55 and caster, Jn the evening 1or lhe band mem­ of her married tile, she hat been , Kenneth Lunstord, 21, Pomeroy, niost interested in raising her 79 great grandchildren. bers at 5::,0 p. m. and open to coal miner, and Carol Sue llq&)', Chapter To Hold lhe public at 6 with a dance fol­ family and tnanaging a home tbe from held be will Services l� Pomeroy. I· where a.II of her friends were lowing. Clifton Methodist Church, Wed• M.,.,ling At DAV Hall MEIGS _GINlllAL HOSPITAL welcome, as well as tho,e of her need&)' at 2 p. m., wilh the Rev. ChapXi Gamma Hu Exem pler TO REPLACE LINIR Admln,om: llarion Furbee, Ra · children. DAVIS CHARGED J. W. Hanlon, oflicialing "urlal of Beta Sigma will meet � ter Cunard The N UPI LONDO cine_. Davis, 46, Pomeroy, It.as Harold She now lives on thC old farm, , will be in the CliUon liill ccmeDAV local the in 7:30 al night unced it o ann Steamship Co. teday · Dischargea: Mn. Donald Houda• on State Route 689 north of Wil• ·by tbe Meigs County arrested been to urged ■re lery will invite b ids shortly on a new Hall. All members 1helt and aon, Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; .kesvill e,. on 11 1:harge Department Sheriffa term• i1 which meeting the atte�d I Friends will be received at the 75,000-ton_ repllcement for the 24Dor o. thy Durat, Portland; Mrs. of non-au pport. ortant. im ed p Mary. any­ Clifton in reaidence Blake Queen year-old liner The District No. 11 convention William Ford, Columbu1 and Mn. will be held at Logan, Ohio, at time until the services. t�oglesong George Stobart, Racine. the Logan Temple No. 07 on Nov. I�uneral Home of Mason ia in 1 1 . Regiatratlon ror the conven­ charge. tion ls at 12:30 p, m, The after• noon seuion 1tart1 at l:SO and care I nooo control; and I would do this quaU! program oi medical SEN. JotfN F. KENNEDY I for hte aged . federal grants for by bring.Ing in to play the efforts ithe evening sessions bea:lna al C.: S. ColutnbN, In Polilieal Committee, and the 21, 7 : 30. Every Pylhian Is welcome. "Nixon mikes a bit :!!how o{ d.ls- the construction, e,:p;.msion and of all levels of a:overnm�nts and nation Steering Committee 11· Send reservations for Di o'clock cusaing this subject (civil ri1hts) modernhation of medical schools private acLiviUes concerned. each ready haa recommended that it dJnner to Sylvia Do wnes, 24 W. on all of hi! tripa to the South. But dental school.a ami schools of pub- to do the part it ii beat qualified be sent to the PoULil:!al Commit- Front St., Logan, Ohio. loana and scholar- lo do . . . . it is hardly the same tpeech be de-- lie he,1th tee:. , "'the o,dy aignific�nt growth of ror medical 1tudents shi ahort a City York ps New in livered ltu•Nn Block Fall• West Virginia Governor Cecil in _ economy that tqot pl,:ce the older our ing renovat for grant.a Ruaaia .Monday night ldiled to F Underw'ood will \)e I.he princip�l time Jgo the WH during the year, Truman for m grant long-te s W U 8 omen 8.l"DJ· itals O r hos T b Q , p "I do nol think Mr Nixon is ' beat American • led naUon11 which speaKer at a Repu bllean Rally to ' increased medical research . ._ .e'll- Korea� War an� t��n at the cost be held at the Haven Theater In fooling anyone, North M South . . . voted overwhelminll)' lo pdt on Hold Achieve1nent Day pand our efforts for rehablln.a- of reeo[d l.nfi.ation. the a,enda for deb1te Uie Soviet 'I' he: Mason County Farm Wo­ New Haven Wednesday at 7:SO Some or you may diaagree with _ Wt L.ac. City Uo� •.• . my views, but at le11t I have not counter-attack in Hun111ry in 1956 meri,'1 Club wUI hold its annual P- m. If we ue to deal effectively ■ nol 1s This program for so-' elee• an in 1 with RUBlia, America must con• and the Red C}llnese rape bf Achievement Day on October 22 a t In l'hatge of the meeting will changed my principles • ciallied medlc:lne:• Johnson, ftepu b lic11n tion year " Tibet. th,e Leon Element■ey School. The be J. G. VICI PRIS. RICHA•D M. NIXON tinue to �•intaln her fl!'ililary poI n Wa�m Sprlnp, G■.: The votea were M-12 with 31 program will begin: with regiatra- candidate ror State Senaldr. Sev­ aitlon, which ll to oontmue to be In o.nwor: •·1n no area is progreu more ab1tentlon11 on Hun11ty and 49-13 tlon at 10 a. m. Members ef the eral other state and county Re­ the . lrltronge1t nation· in tbe world come y ''Johnn a is Kennedy with 3G abstenUOhl otl Tibete. •Homemakers Farm Women's Club pu b lican candidates will be in• vitally needed than the area of and m��ilaril.}'. . health. The coat or medical care lately" i n supporting water The nine-nation Soviet bloc WIS will be hosteue& and will aerve troduced at thi1 meeting . We are .the stronge■l nation rat Democ The s. project . power reach the oeyond eo YUJoalavla, kete:d haa sk}'roc lunch n at noon. joined in oppoaina by Governor Underwood will arrive of maftll citiu:M, particularly our was guilt)' of a "glaring misrepre- !111lltarlly in the world �ay , b�t _______ Indonesia and Mall on both votet. ■ will in Muon County by helitt1pter older citizens, and yet the present sentation" In saying Rusai1 would in the Yeah 1bead, AmertC' . , Guinea joined Uie!m on the Tibet m1 her to up have htary .UJ elecin m. at the M. Olive Schnol at 4 p. b,IATM TOLL RISES administration require! them to be ahead of thi1 country vote. . elftneth " KINGSPOU, Tenn. UPt _ Two He will move to the Le-ori school take a 'pauper•, oath' before they tric power production by 1 975. Also approved Monday nl&ht for li be . Wfftl elected, he would · to can receive uaistlnce · more penons inJured In the ex- to spe1k at 5 p. m. and then and ar w debate were the Ala:e:rian ' ·· p \be lftm- in u. S. militU')' depuah tbe up in.11 sle ror stand pp "I e■I: s will , stren,ctb .._. ffil1 we will .■l w■ys So'utb Attic1'1 apartheid race 1eg- plOlllon and fire that shattered part He:ndenon w)'_ere be' reaources: our all of ,elopment "I propose for Immediate action rq1Uon PQlicie:s, ID Austrian-Ital- 1 of the Tmmeuee Eastman ch,m• al �i80 �'tit. Both of thoae trips tbe ultlin1te advantal�� new have on •followin& prosnm for the for greater emph11Ui the helic-opter. by -be will onM died here . eek w planl last icll, !l')'rol South the ver o Ian quarrel over Rlllllla ind tbe Commu� 11rojecta multl-purpo1e for atarb health: of frontlen new to l travel wil1 Th.e 'CDVf!tJ¥"' lerti� and a • J'rencb - l(oroe. day, brin,lng the death total from !'! �•li11• I!!� !)IIWlf . .lllll .!!!�!! �ar. l!!!!w �•�• "W,. 11\IJl · IDM \11 11' ' ·, 1 . .' .• r I I· ' ':: IQirush B�fore UN To T ry T«. Restore Luster 125 I. Hovn f t. l - "hu� , 11( - "' l • .. e STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES AreaDevelopmentTtt�cian Talks Before Pomeroy Cof An, y_ou smoking mon, now hut enjoying it less? WHERE TO GET YOUR ltlCOVIIING NICILY Mra. Samuel 0. Perry, former proprietor of the Mutln Hotel, 11 recoverlni: nlceb from a rec,mt operAlion. However, ahe la not allowed visilon al this lime. ........ . RESTAURANT Parents Announte Marriage Of Their Daughter In Racine ,-p:t ' ·-.;:..- � -- - • Circle's -,00,d,H '· $�� Meeting Mrs. Konkright Received Word Of Mother's Death Delegates To PTA County Council Appointed At Meet · Heath Y.outh Group Vot•es Money For Church Project ,, ,. Around And About Middleport Mr,. R.iymond Konllright of Mid­ dleport received word Saturday of the death of Iler mother, Mrs. Fan­ M r . a11d :\frs Thomas Young Mn. Zella Cross returned home nie Clos, al a hospital in Brook.J­ spent the week N1d 111 Ncl!ionville Saturday from Pleasan! Valley Hos­ ville, Ky. with the i r daughter and son-m-law pital where she waa a patient for Mr. and Mrs Ro bert Rogers and Rev . .and Mrs. Konkright had several daya. She will �turn to daughters. Gallipolis Clinic this week for bePn in Kentacky on Thursday of Mrs, Katie Davis of Langsville last wcrk to visit w i th her at the dressing, v1.!11tcd .!lc�· eral d;,ys las1 week w11h ' hospital where !-he was taken fol hN IIICl'f', lllrs, lvercu :,l l- Km ght. Miss ¥artha and Ann tlowell re- !o ,vi11r, a h1' .rt att a..:k at h'.!r home, Mrs. J . A Swc1•r1cv of Hutland turned f.' riday frum a week'� va­ He\' Konkri•:ht and SOliS. Dn1d spC'nt Sund.iy with hCr Sister, Mrs. Duri ng the husrness session pre­ c11tiou trip to WU! iarn11burg, :,1onti­ Everett McK 111gh1 . sided over by Mrs. Phil Meinhart. cello, Jameatown and the Shenan­ �nd Udr ll of Jame�ln,,., n. wit! joi11 J\trs. Konkri1:h1 there today for I Mn. EvercU �k Kni:.!ht sp('nl president, plans w"re made to doah Valley. Thursda)I night in Rutland With serve refreshments to the Meigs M11rtha H•well returned to her th(' funeral services. her sister, :1trs. J . A . Sweeney and County Pioneer and Historical So· employment at the offke of Dr. al lendcd t he �et hud1st Church riet �· w h ich meets Wednesday 1f- E. F. Maag and Ann Howell to the Republk.in Club dinn('1 . 1Prnoon in the eh.urch educational Columbus and Southern Electric Attende,l Conference .'M i F.lmer S:ul dlcr f1f Wl•!il Lib­ room. lllrs. Waldo J . Bartels an­ Company Office tod w . l\ i ne mem bers of t he '..fei;:s Mrs. Harold Hall went to Cuya­ erty, VY VJ. . �rrivc(t Vnd,1) for a nounl'ed a Pre�byterial meeting to br held in Gallipolis on October. 1 J hoaa F'1:1lh Friday to visit with her County Women's Rep ublican Club visit w 1 l h :\1rs W i ) l i.1m 1:1.ixtcr. .\fr_ und Mr�. Jo1,q1h Jct·nhour and a n E&R Women's Regional mother, Mrs. James Sanner for attended the annual Fall Con fer­ ence of !he Ohio Federa l ion of anti f:i. L h cr. L h ;1 rlc.s [('enhnur, or Guil d meeting at Newark on Ot:((l. several days. 27. Mourning James Mrs. Republican Women lleld Friday at and �ir. ber Copley anJ Mr. and Mrs. l"red 1 1n,I son, Dale, .!lpenl yesterday in the Neil Heuse in Colum bus. • Hainey o: 11 (',1/' Copley v isited Sat• Al th� close or the mrct in g � �. Pleasant with Mrs. Mourning' i;; urday with :\l rs. C E. Dow and :\tr. Attending were Mrs. Neva Pierce s11lad course was serve d Dr :-: rs. 1 , 1 1 ·n l s, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walt11nd Mrs. 1-' J ll l S i m pson anti r..1111ly of the club, M rs. F.dna prc11ident MC'inhart, Mrs. Lawr<'nce Lanni ng ! rt of Ro�c H i l l an d M.rs. Amanda Kaspu 10 _:::; j M r. and Mrs. Carl M artin and Russell, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs Mrs William Baxter and gur.sl. mem Ben Ne>utzling. Mrs. Jed We b sler bers and_ twQ i: ucsls. i\1 1ss J ·ani ily or Rand, W. Va., visited Mrs. Elm('r Saddler. wrrl' Sunday Sr., Mrs. Gcorl!e Meinh -1rt. Mrs. �et·� an� Miss Kathy Grater of llVer the week en d with Mr. and Mr ant.I M rs dinn('r gu��I� of Pearl Hysell, Mrs. Roger Morg .. n Cinc111nat1, '.rira. Edgt1r Wolle. · and Mrs. Ralph Welker. Bentz WoUc. P.1.ola K. Russell returned hr:ime 0. If. Ke, rum of l"olurnhus visit • Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Russell at Friday from Pleasant Valley Hos­ I.ended the circms party Thursdal' ed Sa1ur� -• �· with his mot h('r, Mrs. 1 pital whore 11,he waa taken for evening at the Deshler Hotel Ball ­ Pearl J fyst'll. treatment. room. Miss Judy Wrf'd .ir1d lliss Kalhy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonst�l1 The sprini:: conference of th Grater 01 Cmdnnc11i arr the guesL� and children, Edith and Billy, and Ohio Feder· lion of �Ppuhlica1 of thr fo,.mcr's 1,;randm olhcr, llrs. M r. and Mrs _ Ho bert Sharp attend­ Women will be held i11 : iariclla. I A Weed ! Coun the to Ceunl Dele tes �a ed thi! White reunion la.!11 Sunday m i i .Y "rs. V 11:tor / 1 11rbrf'di1 nf 1·,11 Church To ObRrve Prayer Weelt , w, ts the {luc.-st nf hl'r daughter I t•il PTA were appointed hy the al 1hl" home of C. A. White in .1 1 111 ,.1 1 , : o 1i l � w. i\ lr. and .\-l rs. J -; 1y presid,e n t when Rivervjew PTA I,aurelvillc. The WSCS or Heath Methodist hl'ld 1ts re11:ular meeting Oct. 3. ot' Church will obsen·e the Week of Mr. �nd Mrs. Alva Hanning !''. \·�us, J r Mr. �rid M r:._ l ' hil Williamson vis They are Dorothea �1 ebel, Mary Colurahu1 arrived Friday for 11 Prayer and Self Denial when lhey t 1 � d 1.,�1 W(',·I. in Co lumbus with Nichols. Marjorie Newlun, Ella vi1it with Mrs. Hanning's sister, meet this evening at 7:30 at the Hobt:'rl G ardner. Os borne, Maxine Whitehead 1,nd Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bryant. :n r. ;rnd M n. chun::h in Middleport. A specia I Mra. Arthur Stew11rl of Charles­ offering wUJ be taken al the meet­ They Wl'llt ('.;11ct i 1:1Hy tu .sec their Margar et Brown. A jitney supl}er and HalloweeJ\ ton came Saturday to spent several ing. rirst great i;:randehillL were planned for Fri­ d:m1 with Mr. and Mrs. Homer carnival George Korn. who is employed Cook and Mra. Cook'a sister, Mrs. with the railroud , spcnt the week day evening , Oct. 28. Plant were made to work on Keelar. end with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher and Mrs. Curlis Yeager of Athens the tax levy which will be voled and Mrs. Kenneth DeWees of Wash on In the November election. .1on, David, visited over the week ington, C. H . , visited Friday even- The PTA voted to aponsor the ened with relative, in Chauncey, Mrs. Neva Pierce of Brad bury ing with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ew- Rlver,.,ie w Boy ScO!Jt Troop with Charles Humphrey as scoutmH- attended the homecoming or the 2 1 8 E. Main St. ing and son. RuUand Church or Christ Sund.iy Mra. Henry Ewing and Mrs. R. ter. Pomeroy Ohio A troph y won b y the little and participated in the program. OpH 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Dally g _ Boice attended the opening Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson are Riverview Yellow game of the World Serlc11 in Pitts- le 1tg ue team, Feotu ring . . . hurgh, They 111110 visited in Col u m - Jackets was displayed and certi• plannin g to move into their new tomorrow. Racine in boys the home to prc11ented were ficates b us before returning home. Ge.orge ElK!rsbach Is con (iued lo Mr. and Mrs. Al bert W. Smith or by Carl Barnhart, their manager Huntington, W. Va., were Sunday An interesting fllm on hunting his home with a <'aise or the nu. Miu Fried..i f'aehnle and Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mein- was shown by George BIily of the Division of Wildlife, Athens. Mrs. Ben Philson were dinner hart and Mis11 Erma Smith. Refreshme n ts were served by guests of Mrs. Hattie Smith of Mrs. 1-' rand Goldsberry and Mn. Pomeroy yesterd&y. F. W. Reed of Athens visited Sun- the hospitalHy committee. Beautiful Organ Music The next meeting will be Nov. tlay afternoon with the former's . uncle, Dr. W. S. Hart, and daugbt- 7 er . Miss Elsie. . ' I \/ n �lfr. and Mrs. John [,'oster of Girl Scout• Attend West C,1rro llton spent the week TONIGHT end with their parents, Mr. and Church In lJni/orm - St■phen Boyd Lance e Ho p To \JIO<� the �,,��iii or l4R "THE Bil8'P OF M r1. Theo Snhlh and Mr. and Mrs. EVERYTJIJNG" Girl Scout Funtl drive 1h11 weeli J. E. �ster. ' (Scope and ColOr) l!lr ls of Troop 1 69 and 221 al - alao Middleport were lo attend thell· ohn Payne - William Bishop J own dmrch in uniform. "THE BOSS" Thos� n( the troops attending Cartoon Also the First Baptist Church and .Rh• TUESDAY and WIDNESDAY i11g out the · b ulletins £or the Treasure the memories of f.am­ PAMILY NIGHTS morning worshi p serv ice were, ily happiness - - - - - - - - - - - · and Armstron R-obert Wray Fay g A donation of S25.00 was voted Marilyn Stumbo, Stephanine Pul• · happiness always come& when "KING KON'G" Bog• Kay Kloes. Ann Ruth len, by the Junior Youth �rnup o{ the the family ,eats out. - also Heath Methodisl Ch urch to the gess and Elinor Bodimcr. • Wonderful Food John!on Ben Mooi,: Terry new roor project of lhe church YOUNG" JOE "MlGHTY • Superb Service when the young people met Sun­ DAR Meeting To Be Cartoon Also • Friendly Atmosphere doy evening at thC churl'h. Tho group also bc"an the study Hein October 1 4 The meelin� of 1 hc Rrturn .lona­ o! the book "Around the World Meigs Chapter OAI! orit?ln­ thi1n With The Bl b le," with Mrs. 1.. W. McComas. counselor givin,q the ally S('ht'tlule<l for Oclohc!r 7 will b e held Oetober 14 • a1 the home of Cirst chapter. Connie Cooke waa the accom­ Mr�. Dwl 11tit Milhllan nl · 2 p, m . Mrs. Milhoan is ehalrman of th.� panist for the meeting and also gave the de,.,otlodal thought with program for the day wh ich is Ap­ Charlotte Black reading the scrip­ proved Schools sponsored by the ture for the devotlona. Marjorie DAR In the south. Reports wrn be Harris had lhe devotional prayer 11iven by several memhen who made a trl p lo these school1 this usher for the meeting. with Van Johnson serv ing as 1ummer. Also meeting with lhe youth was Rfv. R•ymon Konkrti;:ht, pas­ tor of the church. ly LUCILLI hAWKlhll Mrt. Bill CroH. Racine, wee honored with ■ stork shower at th,q_ . �jlclne Amarlcan Legion t-hll. Monday evening. given by National Soclety of Oau,chten of Mra. Waid Diddle and Mn. Harry American 'Fte,.,olutlon, held grave WIiford, Racine. markJni ceremonlc11 at the Middle­ The i;iirh were placed on a port' Cemetny Saturday afternoon pink t1tble trimmed at the sides for ' Mn. Robert Miller .ind Misa with pink and blue Jjtreamer, DIiiie · Blunden. fruin I h(' reiling and bow a along · Bron1e OAR in1ignias were plac­ the fronl. On the table were ed o n Heh grave. Mrs. A. R. Kni�ht �mall ha by carriage.!! of pink and �al Rfl&ent, conducted the scrv- hill('. 1\_N wllh Miu Gnce Horton. l'h11p­ Arter Mrs. Cross opened l1<'r Wr eh-.plaln or!erlni;: the prayers. many J:ifls, rcrrcshments of ke A •�elal poem Wl.!I read by Mrs. i:re11m, l'U11 1·akcs ked with pil}k knlab� tt the end oC the scrvh:e. and Muc bo11Ucs , nuts and mlnb . . . Other m,mber, and friends par• were IICfVllfl lo Mary ROU.!lh, Lu­ �.l�llna were Ml"ll. Jamei1 Brew­ !if'n(' Ch&Ull('CY, Neda Bailey, Jtaston, -vice regent ; Ml111 Lenore Clar� M ;u, SurJif'nt, Ann Stage, Q11H, Mr,. lJavld MJl\cr, Mrs. Jrv- A l kc Wol fl' . Jl()Kc Grindsta l t, f\i"'- �a�. Jr., 1ou1h.eastern Ohio Marie l{oush. Opal Dlddle, Linda 4ti'�eior; Mn, Arthur H. C11r­ Hill, IJnm llcmdcr. Ethel Cross, 1· -l)t,f. . 1 K ra. Marcua Chan1bera, Mildrt'd GJ!l ian, Shirley Simpson, �\ �J,ert ChaJDbera, Mn. Lau• Muine Diddle, M11rie Dailey, ra &4,1i1;nden. MH. Jame11 E. lillrley, Hl'len Sim p1mn, Margaret Yosl, • .r11,t. W, H. �uhllnt�, Mr.ii. Gcor11c Jenelle Lawrence, Mutha Lou H' \ ,ar.,l!r, · _.,.. Edwud Fo5ter, Bt."eJ:le, Wilma MeGraw, hancea � lie!hard R1wUn111 of Santiago, MrKemie, du1"'i Miu Sandra Prewln1non or Sendini;: �ifls hut una b le to attlJl'. 1Cradl, o� lJbflrty Chapter. CAR 1cnd were Ma1u:ic Shain, Ruth jfd ...1 Theodorfl T. Reed, Sr, Snodi:rau, Rrtty Theiaa. Mn. non Wolf., Myrlie Walker, Fran­ MRS. SMITH INTIRTAI NS l'CS lloberts, Sa bra Morrison, Cora Mr. and Mrs. Theo Smith enter­ Beegle, Oolore11 Cleland, Grella tained with a family dinner, Sun• Simpson, C:hrill Stobart, Ethel Jnhnsnn. llallie Curlis, Della day, al their home on Peacock Gillian, {iQldfo G illian and Mrs. Ave., honoring Mr. and Mrs. H11rry P. Smith on their weddina anniver­ Jam('.!I Rl'e11 . sary . . . \ 't•Pi,n, were made for a new alum­ Present were Mtn Sue Smith or Methodist root , .it the Heath ! · Columbus, Mr. and Mra. John Fos­ Board Offlcitd the when , 1 ter ol West C1rrolllon, John Kelch­ li11lchJ evenln1 at the church ka of Middleport and the honored W. L. MeCom11 with . ••leport I guests. 1k, �� "f the mflfli!na. A 1m Youth � i m the Junior �' bf the ,church to be ap. Mr. and Mrs. nore1 Arnold of · �9i roof wu received 1t Pomeroy . are announcin g the 11 m1rriaae or their daughter, Patty, to Norman Hysell or Racine aon of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hysell on Sunday SC'ptember 2�1h. The Rev . .Edward {;riffith . performed the dou ble ring ceremony at the home of the groom, 1'hlrty eit:hl altendtd the wetl­ dini,t. Due to lllneu of the bride 's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dorea Arn­ old W<'re una ble to attend the Wt'ddln11. The new Mrs. Hy.11ell is at home wil h her parents. Mr. Hysell i• with the U. S. Army 11 Fort Gordon, Georgia. r ·- ----- . Gov. Underwood To Speak· At N. Haven Wednesday Evening What Candidates Are Saying About Each Other !," r. ·m. �..lf ii:$ ��. !!I' pt•Wf • •tit lfltl!l""' -' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 10, 1960