https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/06c0eab1801895c41040333b98cff13a.pdf 01baecadccc94432779d102f13e742c4 PDF Text Text .. ,. JiavlVAL TO BE HELO PeclaJU"" this even ing revival � ,,;ru be held each even• � Middleport Church of • � .q;-.rtlne. � 1'3' 0. .;-11? . I ant is t he eva ngelist for t he 7 · 30 p m. St'rvice a nd there will be special music each evening. --- -~ · - .. -� . - -. "'• Surpriae Party Given Turkey And Ham Dinner Served To · / For Mr. Worley Haley D.ISOb/ed Veterans Monday Even,ng A surpri,e blr h ay p,rt,- He1, Clyde Bartlel l, pastor of the church is extend i ng an invi- Grim ni oi Pt . Pleas I tatwn 10 t he pu blic - I j tocal Women Were /n A f/ anta For g{ven W n sday evening by the F:litY honoring thei a visor, Wot• DAV COnve.nfIOn • ley Haley, at th A six o 'clock t u rkey and ham dinner was served to the members of t he Disa bled America n Ve terans Lhcir_ Auxiliary a nd guests . Mon day eve ning at thei r hall on But t ern ut Avenue i n _ cel� bration of th_e Aux• liary m ee t ing Its m embership quo la. · 8-Daily Sentinel, Pom eroy-Middleport, 0. , Oct. I I . 1960 COURT HOUSE TO CLOSE G roup To HOld Stated The Meia:s County Courl Jlo usP Convocation Wednesday will be closed all day Wedn11sday adjourned to the lodge room for a ed e program Oon Roach commander of r d Po meroy Chapter No. 80, RAM, in observance of C o lum bus Day, t he DAV welcomed the group and e home of Rev. and Mrs. Pearl Wakely, Past State will hold a i; ta t ed cou vocation at October 12. slate d that the Auxiliary of which Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. Councilor, nat!Onal representauve Masonic Temple, Wednesday at Mrs, Gordo n Wolfe is commander Attending were Mr . and Mn. Ha- , 11 nd district deputy of District 13, 7the : 30 p. m. for b usine5s o nly. Fol . had met t he ir m@"mbership Qllota ley and �haron , �inda Carol Sig• I of M.irietta attended the Nalional · l w _ s ss 1 '�.1 ��H and tha t the Ve_terans lacked three ma n , Jerrie a_n d Di anne McDamel, conve n tion of the Daughters uf o: i n g the buslness Je ion at 8 30, special a assem b y of Bos. • or reaching their qu ota to date. , Ca rolyn, Gloria,, Ju mor and Joetta Aml!rica at A tl a nta, Ga .. Oct. 3·5. worth Council No. 46 R&SM, will The pledge flag, lo lhe a nd pray- Ferrell, Mrs. Iva Barret t , Mr. and She was accompanied by Mrs HarTONIGHT afld WEDN E5CA Y . Approxim_aleIY 45 mem bers and N by Walte r Ken nedy be held for work i n lhe Royal and Mn. Ju Sr., n i or Coleman chapand B r uce, 1 old K i me�, Athe ns · Mrs. Cha rles :it: gucsls were sea t ed a t tables with la in . preceded the deg ree. A,11 officers FAMILY NIGHTS program in RcY. a nd Mrs. Kobert ' Smith, Sr., Betzi llg, Tuppers Plai ns and �1 rs aSelect aslers nd co mpa ni ons are urged to a t • wh_ne oYers and •·entered with ,o d1ar:,:c o r Mrs. Lillia n Stei�f. Ro b� rta, Ernie Ro b e r ,ind t Jr., M r s. : . \:l I illle Monci-iy. �ew '.\1.itamoras. ,in 1 ng�� mcnt _ 0 Y� , low chrysa n t he- I Th ree sol os , " J'd Rather a 1)l ; D .i nd Dewhu te nd. fay Wray - Ro be rt Arms trong rst, Bobby, Dana and W lk mums in. white1 milk glass c�ntam- I the Dark With Jesus Than To The gro up reports a vf'ry s:1c I Walk Teka, Maroly n S inclair. Alberta "KING KONG" rr , thc gift o f Mrs. Bertha Nichols iz1 lhe Light" Alnnf'," "I'd Rath er Pri ddy, Mr. and Mrs . K enneth Mi- ccssiul co_nvcn\ion and a uicc tnp · Hcv. H o w..1 rd Ruppell a s ked Ltie llave Jesus" and "I Walked Today chael, Randy, Sherry, Tamm)' - also and 1 through Ji•c states . MARTHA CLASS TO MEET "race. " Where Jesus Walked" were pre- M ark, Mr . and '.Ars. Bill Ha.1 ey, Mrs. I The Martha Class of the Brad­ 1-'ollowing the dinner th e �ruup scn ted by the Rev. Ruppelt, ac- Orvill e Hogue, Mrs. Alexander May I ., Terry Moore - Ben Joh nson bu ry Church o f t:hrist will meeL I - -co mpanied by Mrs. Steiff. Mr. and and Mrs. James Se ctrles, Pearl and r,m tern Teachers Wedenesday eveni n g a t the home "MIGHT'"/ JOE YOUNG'' -- · Mrs. Paul Hapton stall played two Stella. 1 nf Mrs. Allen Roush. Conferent:e Attended 1111mbers, "On Vaca t ion " and The Young Peo ple pre:scn led Mr. "H o me o n lhe _Range" �it,h Mr. Haley with a coa t and other ni ce � Eleven mem bers of the Eas tern ch ool distr ict a ttended the Teach• Hap tonstall playmg the v101l� a nd g 1 cts. • • held ;ii ers Drive-In Co nfere nce �1rs. Haplo n�tall, the accord 1a�. ---on Elemen tary Schoo l WliBhingt the -Mrs. Ste1ff played t wo piano . RUMMAGE SALE in Gall ipolis ' o..:' t ober J · . The 1'._ .,tll:al Nurses As so�i r, . � ol o� , " T he Sta rs and Stri�es" a nd Middlepollt Se nior M ot hti o n of D 1 v 1 s_io n 1 4 he l d a mee ting 'G lo•w orm " aft er which tl\e group i The At te nding we re Mr. a rid ll rs. rs t:lub are holdi n g a rummage , ,-� Fntluy eveni n g O ct o ber 7 . a t the [ san g "The B� ttle Hymn nf th e :ale this Friday an sl Saturday in Wilmer Rice, Mrs. Alice N ease. , TOTAL R ·FO Rock Spr.n gs vnm ge Hall rn Pum- Republic" to co nclud e < he p : o, ' I . hr Talbo tt building form erly oc- Mrs. Grace Weese, Mrs. Pauline 0 gram I LECTRIC ,,·, �..• ', . uri ed by Miller's 5e and $1 .00 J9hnson, M rs. Avice Frecker. Miss " 0',· t-of-t o w n m• ... m b•" �•Q p•e•e ' Q , n t , ,,. · 'lf r. Hoach introduce d . , '·tl· rc on M1'll St errmann, Miss Rose EasH Wilma cluded lit/"'.. c·"ilr Kim �0,, p•• e tden t , W o lfe, rommander o f the A u x i J i-· · LIVIN G · terd ay, John Moo re, Jennings Bee• Ma rch Golchd, Lillian Uxyley of ar�· , who expressed her ap pr c : 1a,,, Mrs. Francis A nd erso n a nd 1le anti Howard·P ·-l,l'ker. �"tr$; Vinus · \,, Athens; Hallie Rober t so n o f Syra . tion of 1he good a t ten da nce and(. i:Mi's. : ·eurtia Jen kinson are co- Lee of Racine and Larry Roush, a 1 I cuse. Local me mbers present were the prngram. after which Roa�h, : 'c h"airman of the p roject a nd are teacher in the Bradbu ry Sch ool. Sp•cla lly DHlgn ed by a Lelah We a therby, M abel Tra r y, tha n ked the ladies for th e deliciOU\· . :asking tlloae ':"ith articles to con- accompanied the group. l•ading Archited to rBffl Ma rt ha Gilmore and Amanda �ur- d in n er. , ,ri,tiu te to bnng them lo the ray. Guests prese nt were Emma 1 Gold Medallion 1tandord1 Th e salule to the flag and the-:;. building Thursday between the Adams, RN, Mr. J. W. Weather b-y. benedic t io n by Mr . Kennedy ctoae<l ' hours of one and five. If they Including Electric Heat I Jua nita Ratliff. Virgini1 Grimm the meeti n g, A J a rke ca ke ice in ; woul d like to have the articles and St.: si e Trary. while and decorated with red rose- _picked up th ey are to call Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Plan, for forty bo,nes, in color, Mrs. J. J. Davis a nrl d a ugh1e r, h uds . the gift of Holsum Bakery, ' Jam es Pu llen . in a large 4S.pa1e book. Con­ T)i<1na. �· bowed pictures and movies w ;1 s awarded to Richa rd Pickens TONIGHT - Mrs. I n-�--Loga n wi t,---h h er mother, o [ lh <' '•, vaca 1,· o n ,,,1 H awa u· · . fl"v du ring the evening. tempor ar y or iraditional, "PLEASE DON'T EAT Newton Spencer . f r rshnwnts o( co free, rider, dnu!lh• 7ou'II find your ''hurt'I THE DAISIES" Mr. and M rs. Ea rl Parker and nl'. t� :1 n il m i :its, wi•re �ervcd. deaite" in diiJ collection. (Technicolor) Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ward and TH!: CODE OF THE PRACTICAL Doris Day Davi d Niv en u, family of Columbus were week MURSE Send C<tu_pon, or stop in at Colorearloon end guests of rela tives in Miner!!• If we c:ourd live to be • hundred ocaracOhioPoweroflice. your r Ville. We kn"°w we ,,o Jld never find 80p THURSDAY & W&DNESOAY Better or morn fa!thlui friend,, r--------------------·---------. ; "FIVE BRANDED WOMEN" idr. and lira. Ed Noon of ColumMore thou9htful or at Mind. I n p0ffl8rOy bus spent the Miles ra e V o n Manga Silvana wee k end at t h I, ir ONIO f'OWD: COMtANY • ...h...lNd Dlfll. • C.111911 I, OM• e We',e brl111ht1ned many da ys, we By LUCIL Lf ttAW ICllii!S home, FRIDAY Minersvme NOT . OPEN ll!nclolN 1, D. Stlld I· 40 horn, ph1n1 kl 1 hope, ·1 Wi lliam Parker of Columbus I' SATURDAY And we want you to know, Mrs. Raymond Sn ider o f Colum• I, Our 'friendship mHns 10 v1rv i bu:s was the wee k ened guest of he1· liJ)ent Sunday with his parents. Mr. EYE" HYPN()TIC "THE d Mni. Edward Park er Sr. Jacques Bergeraf, Alll11on Hayes sistn and brother-in-law, Mr. and anMrs. I Ro bert Harden of Colum b us Through yHn that com, and go. Mrs. Homer Circle a nd famil�•- also ·rpent the week end with her par• (ltrfft odalr.u) I I; -Amanda Murray "Tiffi PURPLE GANG" :�t rs. Ru bert Harden uf Colum bus t,111.8, Mr. I and Mrs. . llomer Ci I' r cle LPN, Div. 1 4 Barry Sullivan, _Elaine F.c:lwards vi11ited Sa t urday evening wi th Nrs. ,:.P,d family'. · I (city) ,-•> I· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:a;;;;a;aa;aaa,__,___,; Morris Harden of Syracuse. }-�_-"!!! ___________________ M rs. Nor.a Ea kins and Mr, and Mrs. Harte r ScheaU of Day t o n were week end guests of Mrs. William • Killlnge r a nd Mr. and Mrs. George Heines. t d W,S ----===-Drive-In I Pract-ical N urs,es Ass, ::,ciation .Hold I new home--plans ...' { 50t 1 Me,at,ng Friday " Model FPD-1 3T-BO CO •.t r ., ' •• FrHt•Proaf Deluxe 2-Doar Combination , . ' '' .' ' """" Rugb y Sweaters PlM .•• Ntw, Fffllini,u "Scu(pturM Shftr Look''./ For Men and Bays Bake r Furnitu re SMITH ClOTHING CO. On The Brightest Corner In Middleport Middleport, Oblo FA L L ' SA L E ! ! ' { ALL 1960 COLORS ,.,_;· . . ..,, , a WA LL PAI NT .\ : ibere Is No B etter! List $6.98 ; o� , Sloek Red ucing 3-9 8 g a l. ' • !' ,;,.1 r llile . . . . . . . . . . . . ,� ::.-: , . Pittsburgh Outside Wh ite LIST $7 .35 gal. - Ou r October Price While Present Stock Las1s . . . . . $5.88 gal. ·- . '1 c\f9 �fbber Ba■• 1 WAL L PAI NT ., ' 11ttonally Advertised General Paint & · u!llsh Co. [.f: , $2.99 gal. MoA Colors, Some While. I M,.;nly Abuut p Ie I I -------,==, c-c------ I I ---=:------=-:----- Semi-Gloss ENAMEL Priced less thari our cost. · qt. $1 • • Mrs. C. L. Arn o ld returned home Su n day after a week in Cha rleston with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott an d family. Mrs. Velma Douglass an d daugh• ter, Jane, and Mrs. Maxin e Arnold am.I dJughter. Susanna, were butii­ ness visitors i n Gallipolis, Satu r­ day. , Mrs. Ed King and Mr. anJ Mrs. Marvin Ki ng an d daugh ters a"pent Su nday in Colum b us with Mr . .4nd Mrs . 11.Jrold Hysell. Mn. E. J. Hill returned home Fr iday evening �fter a week 's vl5it with relatives in Colum bus and Ma ri on . M rs. Paul Hill and children of Wesl Jefferson were week end guests or Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HIii an d Mr , and Mrs.' Hiram Slawte, .. E. J. Hlll lhcnded a pony sale al Winchoster , Va., over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher an d family who have been gues ts of hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hi ram l'' ish­ er, lefl today for a visi t with re:,J ­ lives ln Colum bus before return• ing lo thei r horile I n Stanhope, N . ., ' J. '.itr. and Mrs. Cha rles Withrow, I Mn. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Stella Grueser and Mrs. Ad olph Grueser 11 tte nded the llomecoming at Lhe Flatwoods church Sunday. Edward Stil�s and daughter, Nlnu, and so n, Roger, o f Middle­ port wore Sunday guest.s of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. Mr. and Mrs. Ran Might of Ru t• la nd were Sunday guCsts of Mr. and Mrs_ Charles Huck. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacohs \.' isit• ed Sunday afternoon wilh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buck. iti1r. and Mrs. Kim ball Hite Find lay visited relatives and friends in Pomeroy over th e week · ':'I e nd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhlrt1 and sons of Colum b 111 were wee]:t; end (lUtiltl of h.Js p·arenl3, Mr. an(' ·' Mrs. Max Meinhart . Mr. and Mr,. C. F. Tomp�lni ," and son, Chriatopher s�nt Sun�ay'_ ' ' TH IS WI LL ENAB LE US TO U N DERSELL, OUT SELL ANYBODY I N THE BUS I N ESS! We �n S.ell From $100 To $400.00 Less Than Dealers O,.ratlng 'A Used Car Lot with High , ,E2e,nsas. Lei lls Show I'-' The S.tilng•Z VOTE F O R OPERATIO N WAREHO USE SALE Gearge A. MEINHAR1 1 956 CHEVROLET BEL A.IR 4 DOOR HARDTOP AutomaUc Transmission, Radio, Heater, Whitewall Tires. $1 295 PAI NT ONLY $1 025 1 959 ENGLISH FORD 4. DOOR WAS ON OUR LOT SAVE ·$400 � ' '·" Sale Warehouse Operation . ' ONLY $ 1 295 1 957 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 6 CYL. ,\Ul,onlaU� Tr�namlsslon, Radio and Heater. WAS C)N .OUR JUST 40 GALLON TO 'SELL Service SA.VE $270 $1695 Clin ton Fish er Com pany Sales Operation Warehouse Sale WAS ON OUR LOT lo 'hie General All8elllbly Middleport $1 395 R•pabllean Ctnd\llate lor Repre1e11111tve M--r � ,. ,Jc, pi "b _,,... ,.. Pl!!. Adv. ' lo H LOT OperaU011 Warehouse Sale SAVE $300 ONLY $1095 evou SAVE ON SALES TAX eu MINUTES FINANCE SERVICE . THE BEST USED CARS YOU WILL SEE ANYWHERE e PROFITS CUT, PRICES . )!:NOCKED DOWN, DOWN, DOWN • NO usi;;I> CA;)t LOT EXPENSE ·come To , Our Wor-e house, Located At , P R EST'O N MO TO RS ,, I N C� ent1ne Weather loufHffl Md Cantrel Ohio: l'■rftr clauct, "''• ,.Ir WMt. Little c....... In ,_,.,.ture t.. dly, h.... 76-12. Pair anti c.ool .._ nl1ht.. Jow ...n. Thunday, mut­ ty fair and mU4. Dneted To TIN Jn,,,,,e,e, Of 'flu, M�Hla,or, ..4rea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, October 12, 1960 NO. 150 ivil Defense Talks Given SINGLE COP!/ - le ! Angry Russian Premier \Ad mit ted Defeat At UN I I I Charles !�e!�[�o��!c�!�i!����� orge Dusch, . engineer at Kyger Creek Plant , were guest speakers Tuesday· al the meeting of the Middle port Business · and Professional Women's Club held at the Masonic Hall. M.r. Blakeslee spoke briefly of ·-- ·---the Jack of CQ[!C�fll of Meigs Cou n- Reynolds, Mrs. John wel"ner and UNITED NATION S, N. Y. (UPI) - Nikita S. Khrushchev, ty in preparing for a possible atom. Mrs. Nellie Vale. n ic to be Cli Bus,ness The "-' Sma" a loser. began winding up his mission to the United Na­ hard le att a'ck or ra diation fallout from ah10 5 was 6 d l Akron Nov. h in · e e today, tions near H admitting defeat in such a blaze of anger that hls by. told of such an attack past efforts to organize residf.lnts an nounced . The Clinic is open to aides had to tone down the oCficial tran!ilation of ""me oi h� to pfepare for protection· to t hem- lhe public and will include work­ remarks. tihops "Our Creati ve Thinking Abil­ &elves. By turns irate and bitter, vul• to correct the record . He did nut Mr. Duscb ipake to the women lties---A Neglected Resource" un­ and vituperative i n his state- say war, th ey said, please make gar owan of "Operation Elert 1 000" and how der the d ire£tion of Glen Cny ent8 to the U. N. General m As- it read, "closer io a catHtrophe." of Compa ich Goodr J{yger creek Plant prepared to .PTO· of the B. F. embly Tuesday, 1 They added •(ln (he phrase "th€'en d 66-year-ol he t tect from the supposed attack (Op- Akron ; "Best Foo,t Forward-'SalPremier orn and tired there will be no war" if there {s w seemed AnDd Dressing' " by Mrs. Maggl 1 Paula Sayre, daughter of Mr. at!J he reached his embassy on disarmamen t. Khrushchev himsell eratlon Elert 1900). He spoke brief, and Mrs. Broob Sayre of Miners• Park Avenue Tuesday nigh t for had not uid that. Iy of" the area ·effe�ted by bombs denion, Fashion Dlreetor of the M. • ville, was elected Homecoming o ne lasl defia nt s tand. far reachini O'Neill Company of Akron. There : dropped and how 1Chn11hchew'1 Chance Fades ed Queen .by Pomeroy High SthooJ b tol e. d He d of the shel• will 1lso be a workshop oonductth tbey woul Russia will "compe But te" i n a rms· whatever his words, studenta in an eh"!clion held on making he said, a poet,cript to Khrushchev was a b itter ma n as ter which is maintained at thP. Ky- by James Hatchin, C.P.A. from e :, Tuesday at the school. ger Plant and what would be d one Waltham & Dr-ake Compa ny of Ree hi& remark lhat it is turning ou t he saw his last chance in thil! ng for Tax Purpose&. Paula, who is head majorette of i rockets "like u.u.wages." in case or an attack or radiation ord Ke<'pi assem bly go glimmerin� . just t wo It was reported that F.dna Mae the Pomeroy Hiett Sthool Band, fallout. He his sched uled return had be en beaten in His e£· day before was ill and k, a member will be <"rown ed in pre-game c-ere- forts to bring to. disarmam M o scow. th� ent home -Mrs. Orin Smith, chairman of the Swic " Natio nal Security Committee of would en ter the hqspi tal this week · SURVEY TEAM -� The'se ' hiridSonie gentle men "pictured abovi are the members of the monies at the Ho mecoming game issue directly to the floor of the ey team from .�iami Univer5'-ty that � CO .Q.ducting a City PlaQJµng program for the Mid. surv t. n e m t rea t tor He rose to address the assembly between Pomeroy and Wellaton on Uni ted Nations. The vote was introduced the the BPW club c eded by a 'diepor 1The m eeting was vu• �i.... " P �h •• ' C 1h re t d t afternoon sessi<ln and the in l fl I am�r '-'. omeroy . _an , _o 1, . . e 'rigfit ron e. e om . o R bert , a F row Seyf ng Fri d ay nigh t , Octobe r 21. speakers for the e,vening. 1ma1hjng - 62-12 wit h 2!i absten­ . r" dinner eerved by . E ,angeline Chap- Harvey A . Gm1!$, WendeO l?bllji�s,. and Peter fl. Sayer. Back called, as e:..peeted, "for a meet• t to John e T. Rudy, nght f to it ing nd se of fawr in s n io t o roy gh Mrs. Ray Pickens; president pre. ter, OES, Mrs. Guy ·Reynolds re- Jafl\El:S �tratt011, is��eryi,or of:l� group; Stanley Ron.da, Jr., ,and ing of heads of governme nts next �::!1 i:: 1�; io! ttt '.l,trj It �oy. . d t , �; "�•'ral committee first. sided over the business meeting ceived a gift certificate from the Khrui,bchev, who turns his emo­ March or April t o discuss ·•ge neral activities Jo addition to the band . and thanked the special comm ittee Duds 'n' Suds as bolder of th� D on and off as be sees fit, and complete" disarmame nt. The tions She is president of the Glee Club, headed by Mrs. Nan M�ore for the lut:ky favor. Am erican election , he said, made . .. co-editor of the school paper, a turned to the n ewsmen and said discuuion now frui tless. -------special plans made for ob1ervanee . member of the Nation al Honor So- in a flllt voice : .� ,,. . • of National BPW Week. Mrs. CharU. S. Ambassador James J. "Those that support the U. S. dety and ,eeretary .of her ,1,... I oome lolte Perrln, members of th had told newsmen Wadsworth position can cutainly celebrate a �Vf '-"" ng : mlttee, reported on the 11.!}leheon the United Stales migbt qu1L the e c n o off t pu e hav They victol'Y. Her attendants, al\ seniors, at h eld Jast week at the Martin Rest• The Po eroy Board of Ed u . the coronation ceremonies will be again a decision on disormament United Nations iC Red China wins E h it r , and Ken dd et ayo lhinn y port e e Village Mc Counci l aurant. on , , .Mi l . 1ta regular meeting c.alion h·eld n:i Ann . Brothers, daughter of a nd come closer to th e possibility admission. Khrushchev brushed - . wet:e of_fermg deep regret tod�y 0. owing the reS1� nat1on of . Ruth off . Wadsworth in a 22•minute 7:30. t a ning e ev ay d Tues ' Mr. a nd Mrs. George Brothen of of war. " . During the meeting the elub , Pr eient at··-�e meeting presided two,. ce�etery trustees afte� <:>Ver ten years of service to the Aides hastily ran out afterward hararig\le in which he sa id he Pomeroy; Carolyn Edwards. daugh·voted" to ed d 8 walker to their hos' could not pronounce the .Ameri­ port, Middl or vU!.Jge re e w Boney E. H. t d presi by r e ov e h e. ter of Mr. and Mrs. v. D. Edwards pit.al loan c enter and J\(rs. Fred name. can's w. A. G ibbs, ,.vice preaident, "J. 'Ed· Mr' . Karry dleport, speall:in1 on behalf M. Cross an d Mr. or .Mid of P o meroy; Sharo n Young. daugbd . f d Foster, clerk ; and \\rill[ani lleiir>'. �ift, whose resigT\ations of_ tt/, village couneil and myself, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Youn1 war . RepMng to the Russia n, Wads­ �����:� of��! i::t!�\nrr:afe�; )'ere, mal;le known .Monday ni.!l;ht' a,t like to publicly thank �. of Pomerur; and Sondra Drake-, worth said he could pronounce Comn'liltee were Instructed to make A former Pomeroy man, now Anderson, m ember. The board d iaeu.ssed plaus fi,r the. r.egular eouilCJI meeUng, were g"o an d Mr. Swift for the Job daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Khrushchev's name all righ t . And the purebase· . in !etvlce, pied guilty before ing · tt'le· Ohio Schcrot Beard-. be attend which g n i eet Legar t in unemotional tones he said : m s e Distric Charl , ing tongratulated today for tke tliey , ave done-i W e will miss tbese Drake of Pomeroy. The Fall Pomeroy Mayor po lf11,nt(eme11 very much as they haye th�y have done. - to be held fme work .. �,oc1·a11·on Conferen.... . ..If the intervention we have will be hel d thi5 Sunday in Ath• Tuesday to a chat'ge of , · unlaw- no • . the cemetety what it is to- ,,�· ... , Af.t Ma 11. to, yor 9; ney's r n e mb e McElhi Nov proclamade .,, Columbus in was nter e C y just heard from tbii repttsenta­ · . . ens at the Universit fully breaking and enterlng. · . , _ · one to ht very . proud <1£. . 4·•··einess tion follows: -'· ·t,.... ,8e,,des 0•ther ruu m, ·vu tive of the Soviet Union is typical � . discussed and th0,11e planning to atr.i Johnny Ju ngniekel, 19. pied n McElhi '' th e e Kenn "T.t,;eae gentle�en gave much of Mayor ded el boar ney, ·1; 'Ester , d� ' to 11av the d of wha t he would have to say In tend are' M n. :Pickens, · Mrs. Guy guilty bef<ire Mayor Legar; to a . Stahl clear off the playground area -- -· ----- · ·· - · ·-· ·- .. .. · -- tbelr important lime to the thank-------- �- -- - · charge of breaking and . entering at the site of tb.e. new }'omQi:oy. A tentative plan to hold a con• a disarmament debate, that- nois all I as n e m J1ese nowing k t u b job, le,s y. more reason it should t be J Compan e Produc Lohn F. the E. · teit for the students of Middle- thhe •,e 1.11::: ·\ · . t·ifo, they did this becauSf! of tile I eld in this chamber." The B. & E. toek place sometime Elementary School, port . High Scho"ol was d iscussed Jt;t'..Ye.;,-they b\ld for the community. S Vulpr Words c a the regular meeting of the . Khrushouh • f $ fl • b - wa& whi te - faced, v e hth n :;;:;�,'i;e . I Middleport Athletic Association ' ;, V,b...-ted ·Sign ' ·.. . ::: 1:� ,:;: ''.¥.."• 1 e �irn; -1tood out on Th -1ho"1in&. 11\ti , . ...:. "' o< �.. • ·.•_wn•r: • $34 "'"" r,p�t'teff\ 1,h.. . IIQL __ _.., �- --i _.. -l>l'111 __ . �. -JUlbt., e If I ill head · a.s be spilled. out intemV,.. ! , epo The contest would be open to J ,� obs,at'Vanee o��venr 1 ofte n vulg11r words. pel'll�, Jungnlckel was fined $200 and IL.;. all 5tudents and a prize would be .:�:= :; �1�:r � . li:.�� oi=le�? �� 1 ID his l39-minute speech Sept. tlon Week, five members of the costs bv the mayor and sentenced UII . tl ed to . the litudent drawing award ' • • ' · � fine gentlemen. , Khnishchev had waxed bitter, M iddleport • Volunte er Fire De: to 60 days In the county j8il. • the be11t picture boOflting better 23, "So, to Mr. Swift and Mr. G:ross, fir 1 e · he had pounded the occasionally ..rtment pulled a surprise en into eus• Jungnickel was tak . athletics in Middleport. ' . CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio UPI; - for th ei r hone!ty, loyalty ana,faithHe table to express disapproval. drlll at the Middleport SchooIS, tocly Monday afternoon by S}ieriff Thomas dy" d "Bu E. d Harol . AUthO!"ilitis today sought two gun• fulness, may I 11ay, gentlemen, a c had d al British Prime Min­ shoute . y 000 Tuesday. g Robert C. Hartenbach. presided over the meeting with . . . . _ .. . . mtin, Who robbed the "Scioto Bank job well done, yo-u will be greatly 1 ,• Macmillan. But Fire Chief Tom Dar.st_ said t9Jungniekel wiU be l'eturned to · 12 members present along with iBter Harold m mer Y o 0 r t I p I I c b f c 8 n n r · miss ." d e into such burst he d .ha . ver ne day that the over-all picture of service authori ties after bis re. d· �.. · � Alfred Sear berry Jr., High School an r in his four previous . Residents of New Haven. n,,a'n . 15 in cash Tuesd ay. . -----�.....,,? � .. appear­ e g lhe drill w as very orderIY and 1 s ar e e e t w 1 to 1 s1 n h ja rii H ors t 1 t 1 . county· o · · fro leas e 'IC . Principal, and L. W. McComas, 1 ba iik empli;,yes, liead cash- I nces -berore this assembly. a that he was very pleased w ith It. AWOL from the Air Foree at the i.t quite, -��-, to d�t�mi,ine the j� Two Superintendent; Thomas appointr: Miller Beckett, 77 , and hj� 85· He returned"to his seat and sat The eleme ntary setiool on Pearl present time.' exact time and weather tempera- sistant, Mrs. Frank Kauffi • ed Bob Mills .and Gene Coleman doWD eld , I , the assembly began vot­ . St., had the best .time in clear• _______ ture these d ays, thank& to II new . wel'e the only persons m to bead the committee to secure ing onashis lhe ha¥ to start genIng the bu ild i ng, The times rangllign ere'cted on the Meson ColliltY at the time. They were ordered , banners and stict.ers boosting the eral debate oproposal t. isarmamen d n ed from ,. to 53 11cond, for the lOg. d buil n Ba k Middleport Yellow �ackets. / I n'Io· a bacl[ room and the g,m. t each delegation a e looked H J llrst and .second -aders. The buge, well-llghted sign is .men plated· a chair under the , PVT. ROBERT SCHUSTER . It was �sked dunng �be meetHe nodded if they voted The high school building was accompanied by . a turning clock knob, securing the door. ing that 1f a ny AlumJ?-1 football polled. G ·, th him glared if they went wi cleared of all students in one a nci temperature Indicator. The ' It. Was . the se�ond. robbery at Private Robert N, Stbu11ter, son playe� �ad a foolba�I Jersey, the t bim. minute and 1$ secondl and . the large disk has a clock on one side the bank in a httle more than of Mr. and Mrs. J11mes M. Schus­ AS80CJahon would hke to . have agains nish delegation, appar­ e Til eentral building in a: minute and and a round thermometer on the two years an d the third attempt ter, Lincoln Hill, enlisted in the the Jersey do1:1ate'd to outflt the ently sSpa SCHENECTADY, N. Y, UP�- other. ng by Khrushchev's fre­ tu 24 seconds. TOKYO UPI-A teen ager United States Marine, Corp! for Freshmen football squad . since 19321. Beckett figured in all quent slurring references to Gen­ Dant 18 · id he was well pleased An. electrical workers nationwide , Accord ing to 0. • C. · Roush, three epiSOdes. in blaek rushed onto a a four yi:ar period Sept. 26th. ssed re d eralisshno Francisco Franco, need­ with tbe quick action of the ,stu- st�ike agamst th.e General Elec- eash,ier at the ban k, the elpek He" and' Mrs. Kaulfleld were vie• [ public stage before Prime Min· He is presently undergoing boot led him by applauding every set• dents. Within 2 or 3 seconds trie Co. draa;ged i n�o lta 11 th �ay 1 turns an average of five times · of 1 . robbery May 6 1958 lster Hayato Ikeda and 1,000 other camp a t San Diego, California. tims g n for the Soviet cause. back accusi des � th i lh w o b ay d o t ll e b e £-ir frnm the · time the first . robben wbo wffl Jatei- witnesses today and fatally stab­ Upon completion of the lfi•week per minute. "i"n addition to giving vote rose steadily against As the rang you. eouJd bear th� Students t�e other of unfair labor prac• tl!,e exact time, the sign dv,11 a when leftwin� training program, Pvt . . Schuster : a 600 ' � r' d Jnejlro Alianuma, be . $3 n J In , ok to , ed app ehen Khrushchev him, 1 got a ngier. t s._ e tloslng the doOl's and wmdows of tc , temperature reading that ia .guar- uary, 1938, Beckett was kidnaped lead er _who llelp� _l>�oek Presi­ will receive a 20-day leave. for the vil,'­ e smil o n s a w. e There Hugh M. les r Cha e JuStlt f e Chi a • the rooms. J anteed never to Vary more than from bia home in a'n attempt to dent Eisenhower s v1 s1t to Japan. I His brother, Private James F. tors. Lewls ' Ellle, Jack Beebtel, Ray- of the New York _ Supreme Court two degrees lrom aceur,cy: . Apparently fired .up by ch�s Schuster is presently undergolna; The Cincinnati Field Office o·f rob ' the bank t hat failed because In fury, Khrushchev strode mond Kloes and Ru!&ell Mills scheduled a hearing here on an Th e sign has been , erected by v e n g lo b zal a of i, "Ba n U. s. Department of commerce from the h21l, walked rapidly to the h m t he into n d g e not t coul robb ers tb e reby to GE sOugbt njunction i C. S. , d Islan Parris t a camp boot ee illsp the on t Dan accompanied officials as a aerv1ee to the has moved from Room 915 to Room his Car ttftl8ing to speak to any­ bank building. Beckett' wa, tater friend l!lhip with thl'l United Stat· at bank strict the number of picket& tlon of th8 schools. customers bUe, of t rav e ling pu , 809 of the Fifth Third Bank Build one and drove oil. rel,eesed .in Columbqs about' 25 es", th e youth raced up from the Schenectady plant, Iar,:e_St the bank, and thera in the b �.ad m iles north of-here. ' ing, 36 East Fourth St., Cincinnati the audience, threw his arms FOUR PIRSONS KILLID operated "by the eo�pany. MIIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL the by ed erect was It area. d the 61 year old Aeanuma aroun Ohio, according to Robert :M. 2, -------,UPI-Four . nd I OTfERBEIN, r� e · mb e An eSllmated 7o,oop m Admissinns: Olin Goodwin, e)'· System or CIJ.arleaton' •nd car ,■ALTIKA UNDER SECURITY. an er dagg d plunged a foot-long ey, mariager. The te lephone Luck eath d to burned e r e w persons . Pomeroy� Audrey McCoy, Long of the International Union of . iii the o'nly one of its I.JP'!' in " the new loca tion is NEW YORK UPI-Soviet Prem­ , t ches his of e d si t f e l e th o Int e th t a number col­ car-trutk a in t i!lh n ay esd Tu tm: o eney Sq·uad er"' Bottom; John Reeve1, Ravenna Elt,ctrlcal Worketa lUE who went Bend1 �Nikita Khrushchev's liner "Bal ier tared blankly tor a s Aaanuma 1 bar n Du 34'7. thru 344 s ne Li 2200, Po-­ · lision on U. S. Highway 52. on strili:e at OE plants Oct. 1 lgand Sarah NeJgler, Racine. ______ terday es Y C.alled ent, clutched h is chest and mom Th e Department of Comme rce tika was clamped under full Sf!· Stark Freda Vlvi11,n Mra. d sai e He Dl&chargea: NeUe Trac:t, Pome- nored a �ve!lt by Rep, Samuel The Pomeroy Emei:geilcy �I.IRd then fell to the stage. He died her two children, Randy, 11 and Field Office make& available serv­ cll?ity today to prevent any of S. Stratton, �If. Y:,. to resume Parker8bur-_,, e u� . roY; Elli, Weaver, Co olviUe. · summoned yeaterday after\ shortly afterward in a nearby Eda Rae, 12, and - Clifford Tear­ ices and facilities on domestic and the 190 seamen aboard from fol­ was Birth: Mr. sod Mts. Arthur production · until Nov, 1 under I Arrested For noon at 2:01 for John W.. Reevea hospital. man, 41, all of I!atayette, Ind., i nternational trade to business and towing the examp1e of shipmate "n,ew formula." Nel1Ier, a daughter. Viktor Jaanimets, who defected ·to Walter Lee wmiamaon, 40, of R aveMa, O. illdustry. ___.._ were killed . Reev.i6 was vliitin_,1 at the Carl Parkersburg, w. Va., wa1 arrested ' Int nigh\ by t�e · Melaa Cou11t1 Fibdley residence . on � s�er Bids To Be Taken For Sherlffl D epar!meot on 1 "thor,e Road, when he suflerod an aplll pi"lrent heart attack. · of driYing while idtoxicated. Pa· He was given oxygen and taken ' Wllllamaon po1ted bond to •Ptrick C. Graney . bas �nnouneed " What Possible difference can one indivi�ual vo!e �ake'!' f mUlio�s h\rmg �n these states are , by Ho,pftal ral e Gen ' C un rl. o ty � n pa,r ,. �- �:i.,�d�:. • that bids will be received Octo- How often around election time we hear this unthinkmg ob• A'!'!�icans b' '"" one vote . . ' a.e,,t you th·mk that "one ind i• on eigh be� 25 1t lo a. IT\· EST UNVIILI HOf ·ll!AT . t 1 servation. And how often the equaIIY thoughtless response • vidual vote" has become less . ted loc� cts e proj In nii:ie co�nt1 · "Y . MANCHESTER, E;ngl� UPI- . PULLINS ■RIA.KS A"NKLI es, I guess you're right - it won' t make any difference :i in our times, here are e d Jimmy Pullins, 10n · of Bessie Reetnald Claytop. �, tod 1 whether I vote or _not. ''. Well, one vote has had a lot to do pOwerful . ay _ unxampl es of its potency: curren t e vellt(I. at the buildlnt , ttade 'e:i:- Ptdljna, Pomeroy; and. a Pome­ i/���:� d:u��:. P�fj: �in m country. thlS things e Draft Act " of World war 0 Th of lot a with Ithree contlnuo1111 on asked suburbs Tuesday night while hlbit1on , What he , ·Cfll1ed "the r<ly High School student rraetur• · ., Let'& analyze the power of . . . . . passe� th_e House b_y ju�t one Frondlzi deb'Ated his response to moat .civilized �omtort ever"-1-n- ed • his ankle wftile attendiiil the beam spans on concrete substruet- vote and m the �r�s1d ephal elec• umrnpor was te vo l md�virlua ory st hi of light e h t in � t vo your . new military demands on bis re­ electrical.!,y heated, thermoatatJ- 'Pomeroy-G11llipolis football game tures on Sixteen Mlle Creek t1on - of UM8, OhJO s 25 electoral Brid ge NO s 2214 on Secondary in the light of known facts and ant . c_all)' . conirolled (,o�et Hat. . · ;Friday n(Jht. gime. The Constitution was ratified 1 voles w�nt lo Truman by s? . slim documented resu!UI, Most _ folks Route 37. · The generals who bad · forced y t don't have tll!le io dig out only. 19 �ot�s . in Massa�husetts j a ma:gm that one a�honal jus b · at d l e h e b will ing t t e l • bid • e Th ndlzl's cab­ reorg-antzatlon ' o f Fro , ng and so are voti 10 t� V1rg1ma_, by 9 ID Ne_w , v?te tn each of the state s pre• abou� facts the by Women's e d Si East n to es rl a Ch e h t inet twice in 14 . months had the r e pow e t nt u o by 20 m Pennsylvania 1 ctncts would have rever�ed isc d o t ed Hampshire, clin n i h Club on Virginia Street East at ·drafted a virtual ultimatum c,n­ each · tbeir vote . Here brieny are a nd by only 2 in Rhode Island. : l'tlSU�t. The on� �rso n m a of · e h t d te ma ti es Elizab al t To . et stre lng fo'r i c·raekd own On Commu• I cost ef all projects throughout few examples of that power. Thomas Jefferson was �lected p recm� who dtdn t vote because ni1ts and PeroniL'lts and abandon­ vote m the . they . mcorreetly an�ered . the esident by one Pr , , , the state is betwee n three and ment, ol •,•pro-f�ign" , eeonomle ,go 81 the 1840 s,. a electoral colle1e. So was John , quesCqn As long· "What posslble differ. ollars d million four _ policies. ___ · __ .miUer m DeKalb County, �d•ana Qulnty Adams. In 1876 President i ence can &ne individual vote ___ felt the same way @out his vote. Rutherford B. Hayes was elected . make," failed to exercise a powMASON · CLINIC �. . He st wasn't going to bother Prcaident b.y one vote . His eJec- er that could have changed the AdmiSsions: · Mr.s. P,.,. 11 is Bll1 ey abo�ju t it. �owever, some �etter , Lion was con tested and it was re- j political destiny of the entire Racine, Oct. :S; Mrs. Clara Hall, adv11ed fr1cmls persuaded him to Masorv"Oet. 6: Mrs. Freda Clark, go to th� polls with th em �here (errlled to an electoral commission. state . Ag i n he won by a single vote . ; For the 1956 Pre.9,id rntial elee­ . t. Ra e ::��s�� �ught.er Lois Mari e -he c�st lua vote for a ��tleular 1 The man who cast tbe deciding I ti.on, there were 102 million A1�­ candidate � the State Le�i&lature I vole for President Hayes was a ericans eligible to vote. Of this to Mr. alid Mrs, Otis · Bailey, RaThat Cf,ndtdate won-by JUst one Congressman from Indiana, a total; only 81 millio n or 60 per ci r:\!!::\Jbert Larry, lo Mr. and vote. Later this legislator cast lawyer who was ele£ted to Con- cent of those · e.li&:ible exercised Mra. �lbei-t · Hall Jr., Mason, .the deciding vote which sent Ed- : gress by a margin of just one this very precious privilege. of ward L. Hannegan to the United I vote. And that vote was cast hy · democracy. Let's not !ettle f 1 a Oc Paul Meredith to Mr. States Seltate. Still later. when · a client of his who, though des• government which is appoin ted by l and Mrs, ·Everett Clark, Racine, the · question of statePood £or I perately ill, insisted on being tak- the voiff.8 . of .l ess than two-thirds Texas came before the Senate, , en to the polls t o vote. of all eltiitble-'voten.. The righ t to Oct. 6· Hannegan, tiding as- President ! I n 1884, Grover Clevela nd was + \'ote . is pr�ei�us, and we must pro tern, east the tit!-breaking I elected President by such a sma!I saiegu�rd it;-_ n1NVADl!RS" ON TRIAL To be better jpformed an� �tvote in favor or admitting Ti"""s. . majority that 600 votes for his "'n n t Tw !)PI ll•V•MA vattJ;..,::'J, . Orien te ;-:O�i�c� :; ' Eventually this ied to the M:ii- 1 opponent in the state of New ter able tl)1 cait 'f9ur one md1vi• . cJUdtn, one described as an .Am- can War, which proved to •be a �ork would have reversed the de- d� vote �Uijtn·lJY: the �ublJ� ·.:- n · trial in Sant�o J>0�\11' for.ce in •hJiJing the- en· c1slon. Jii,t one. vote ,Jave stat.e.• is. ��V1t��-� ':aJJ.c!.�d 'CandHlatei 111' ' •.I ,,.so Pi:' •h<>•d " o,1110,.1,,_1ft'1\•, -o..,. lill!\': ot . i.l«11t Iii . lutloliJr, •(Jti�;'t ..1. , - �Ill "''"" ,-OD< oo•p'"'· mi>llll of tlio : WJi!ll f�M !lij' ·!Ml ,!J!!, ml!!@!'� ,'II!!@ 8M WailllDltoa. '¥lllltw . Pl! · ll!� t4 '!!!' '·a. . . ol!!I�. ,, . �' . 0 ' .s{ I, \,, •· Paula Sayre Is Named Queen l In· Pomeroy I t .' . · r.ome,:,�y. 8' oatd·Of -' · · • H';,.:1d f'�flCCJ:tioft AW·OL Service . R..:-.-,a,: M·""t.•1· · Man Appeared Be ore Mayor Middleport.·•Ma· yo'. •P'roe , --1·81JIIS Public Tha s To Trustees r·· ,, . "·e . oes /nfo Str,�- . .. I !P? Commercial Point · · · ·, '. : New. ,.a·-au':.,..,.BJ. ..L;..l.l. ·Of .· · _Ul,I _..., :.·'. •,_ f.-,�:·.�:p· �-·-? ,:$�,,�5-·;,l. Tuesday The • Mas on . · · • ·. . ,.._ ' ·; · · � "r��r:: General E ectr,c •· The high cost of operot ing Preston Ford Use d Cor Lot ot Pomeroy has been for obove norma l . We a re deleting this large cost by closi ng the lot and moving our used cars to our bog wa rehouse located at 46 1 South 3rd Ave., Preston Motors, I nc .., Middleport, O. RED ROO F PAI NT J" t s··o.•n B8nk Bid . I I� Booster Club To S nsor Contest For High School t"[,�W.��•. ° u,. ON OCTOBER 1 2, 1 960 WE ARE STARTI NG A N EW K I N D OF USED CAR OPERAT I ON TO B ET­ TER SERVE THE BUYER AND RETA I L AT WHO LESA LE PR I CES. E N A M E L · · · · · · · · · · · · · · qt. $1 SPAR VARNISH · · · · · · · · qt. $1 "don't need paint this year, buy II no w for next ,prlng - savings far g""'ter on•y In the bank. Oelober • a1 y Fire PrevenUon Week l PUBLI C NOTIC E! • -- STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES . ent f, n-partm Hold D '// A · .M.,'ddl rt ,"'.-..'"·,- 's . t'LOOR $3.98 gal. _,;�-----..a' 1 I ,, P,ittaburgh Alkyd MEIGS THEATRE I Why Settle For Aulomatic Defrosting? Now you can own 1 1enuln11 fri1ldaire frost-Proof refrlaera1or-frmer-no frnsl at all! No frost to hide packages. Na frost to jam ice'lrays. No frost to put you lbrouat, the men of delro�tina:. lOOIC/ ' • 111 at It Fml.Prttl Top frtlHr • 2 p1rcel1il1 11111111 111111-0ut Hrdr1t1r1 • ......,. 3-lhllf Star•• Dolr wltfl an extra frHH. fltd P1el111 • .. � Shelf III thl frHHr D111 • NIW Mqnetlc D1• 11111 Itself 1/r-t11ht 111 around 'i'' • .,� / I NOW ONLY --- I' ,··" • . ti,•. c .\r, h. t.. llib l S11, l : 1, f1. lll�h �H:1. 1 ·., 1;wlm� . Ohio ' g Leader Leftwm I Stabbed K"lled By Japanese Youth EJ.eventh Day I Field Ollice OI Department OI .Commerce Moved I I u_ __ l)w:r ·, Argen.t•lli'la pres)•de' nt ReveaJs. 'Plot To Overthrow Government Ew::'::�Y�;!'!�!:!;,1: 'Every Indi'vidual's Vote fs Verr Jmportant -� . I I \! --- !;�·. · · �rl'.�_IIP.-�� I .w,,1<1 1 �-' , ' ' , . . ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Ort. 12. 1960 Arou11d And J>ibout K4idaleport Mist Edith Klein or New York City is hei-e for a visit al her home on Pearl St. She was join­ � in .Columbua by her sister, Hulda and visited Mr. and Mrs. R. s·. Kaser before coming here. and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jackson of Rendville rf'lurned home Mon• �ay evening after spending a few Mrs. Ike Wilt and rh1ldrt"n uf • Columbus are spending the week wilh her p.arrnts. Mr. and Mrs. Adol.,Ph Saelens. --- ,.__..... --- McKesson 2 for l Sale! October 13 Thru Oct. 22 FREE PARKING lll!!l��MIDDLEPORT . COATS BLDG. llathon'' of.iVa:I ue :-•_�,S1V.t-illlilil,-o,;aMo,J ; s , · · ·,,: , ' I ' ks� ...n .......,' -.. .11,;49cf g C. h 1c ' k· - i MA..... . ·8 · .. ·..,._ ♦ • 51r1e· • • • • • •.• • • • •i e ,. l. \. I Stokely • Cream Style or Whole Kernal qc;lden . ., S yt) _.J ��;. � e.n.,::�"'-�-A 41o61b.1... F E' R l!!����l!l[ . ···.,�: - :. . ____.,.... -. 7·9c � . .� .. c-_ .. .. ....... c.... .. ...' 15c .. . ., ' I •\ ' ·, Stokely· ats;u ,.,.."I......... ···� .... DONUT$ ------- ·• Stokely Sweetened �;;:y.-1�.�o:,\ "!' •,..;1"-· . . ' 2 :!. 49c KRISl:'Y Ci<ACKl:kS PREMIUM CRACKEPC! __ .,...;29c:/ · ;.;·;\,. CQi,S ··10 ... •1. . . ... ... Apple Sauce_:& •1 C Ho�iny Ya_nC.ffllll', cans..... ·.' ' A . �t�IIIY.-:- Cul..__. ... llc- ·_ • : ,:, : BABY F"OD ' GlEEN STAMPS ... .,·�•· -I' ' . iw,;., this coupon and purchase of • ; .I · -� 3 lbs. or more • ·,· Chuck Beef l:i'oor..,t,SGr. Ground bon•r• � · · Alll*iri &hi• --= .... , , 12, 19JO.irene coupon hi uc:h family, plu•. •A£1 Van Camp'ss Beans PORK & � CHUCK Cllc,I..C.nter ·, � . ·"._: ,. '.- ' c� . .. t All .. cans ... • f Take this coupon to your grocer and save ' BEA119UTY· APPLES ROMEhfnohl on the finest flour, you ever bought! Circle Plan, Sale Of �urnma11e Friday The first ot three projffta ." ot the Afternoon Clrele of lreath • place thla Friday and S.turdl)( lb the Chambers buildlq on MUI Street next Jo SP',•'• Mkl . M11. WIil Reuter. The teeond prQJ�. a pre­ Chrl1tmaa Bua.u and Bab SI.le will be held Wedneld1y, Nove1n,1 the chutob, bot 30 tt! · 1 ' ,1.11(,:_. ".. ' . ,_,,,,,\f;_� . \\ . . ,,, ' . . . , ,.fol, - �i ., wm o Mra ,;;.;;� �"''-�� � f .Jf.l':l:'m!fl , ,,-1.- ' - � •• · · J . 9c _,..,._lt� . • ... . . , d low! guaranteed rncats• priice ' ·' ' EV�NS BUDGET BEEF Swift's Pren,ium - - lb. 49c EVANS BUDGET BEEF . Swift's Premium - - lb. 59c .... C C ··••-�INf . . . �°'�2,�!._!,� --",;,.;;...� .•i., .,.__.w:••.--- , .. 35c LINK SAUSAGE ... • 4 �3k ·2 .. 29c GREIN STAMPS '··,· ,, ,, s1o1ce1, s.u,, GREEN STAM" Pitted· Red Cherries •· 11:t' 4 No. 303 ..... ,., ·, '. S&,H· 15c . · 1 . Pill•bury.,Fl�r · . ''!liPounc1a. �-· •'. · \, ,._...;,,,lhl,�•I IVANl� . ,"11.-·°""!'ff , • .. ,, , 12, 1,_ OM ..,\',l,oii...-- ,.,.n,, � . . '»lillll.Jt.&: ,.,,,..,..,1. '' TUBE. TOMATOES··..,,;__. ------,.··_...,._._· � tnlc e it ccasy faod� ! . \ . ' ' ■■�.hM• "811111,- 'I . .... 1 IIOCIITY •QITII THUii ' y The Phllilhel Society -�he MIMleporl �hurch ·1,11 Christ meet thla Thundat: 'l'••(•J_ .. ot ,.' ti·••• ,.,,,,,,,, .. ¥rt, Normaq Wayla,ad la chalr­ miin of the 1;ale amt thole of her co111mlttff are Mn. CU'l Matlow; · Mr,. Noah HuldfUI, Ifni. C. A. Emml■h. Mn. Pel'l'f Mitch Ind A Pro....... rA IM•IM!laftal Mllllf18 C"'IIPoty ___ � ---�----r' Methodl!it Ch\lrch, MiddleP4)rt, ·wm bf, a Rummaa:e, sate to tiib ► TOXAY GRAPES DolldMly • • :UJSCOVer how Rohm Hood's . ' ' . . t . ro,tein Richness Gives You R., P , . Ever. l' r.. Bak1' ng ,or trl.�- , g I ' our garden of value� .. For c.okl119 or Eaff119 I'..-:";;_· . ..... t'·'; . . ,, . �(',. . •I !!, • . ·St�••, · .• ... {;..I" 'f��!�;,>.. -� .No. 303 • � Sliced· Beets ".::a Shellie Beans . .. ,....,, c J 3 OL :. · . Tomato Juice . • , l . ' No. IN A·P. e sauce .•!.�-!. cln1n1 &iffle coupon et ' .. • Stably", ' , .. • ·H•ln1 ''" INlly ,.nts off,r . . • $ 46 1L ·, J O V♦lv♦tt1 Chae 11. . -----''-----..�...9c No. 303 Slictd Chili.. ' ' . .,,.. '" ..... . .. ,.'' ••••• •• .....,....:.,.. ' ' - 'PIE PUMPKIN . . I Frooh.heovybreed,. ______ __ ' , Ul<ANGE G.-und8.et;.:T:.,_��9c) . Ml� . .. ' t. .... - ......· 6· !:.' • $1 ' ' ' ' ' · ..t1.1v.t� / ·==· � ' .. �Fresh_Pork Sal�1 '' ,, Buy One ... GET TWO Dutton's Drug Store -a,,'· .. ,,-�- . '1' ST. REGIS TOO THBRUSHES . .... . . . .. 2 for .19c ST. REGIS ALARM CLOCK , , , .. .... . Only $2.49 McKesson - Regular 47c TINCTURE OF MER THIOLATE One Ounce Now 33, St. Regis WRITING PAPER - 120 sheets .. . ., .... Only 3 7c McKesson - Reg .57c each MILK OF MAGNESIA, pints , , , , , , , , .... 2 for 57e McKesson Twin Aspirin (Adulls) Z &Illes - 100 lablels each - Reg. $1.18 Now 59c Reg. 59e each McKESSON SOLUTION No. 59, plnls .... 2 for 59< SI, Regis ELEC T RIC HEA TING PAD . , , ..... Speeial $2.98 SI. Regis ELECTRIC ALARM. CLOCK ... , .. Now Only $3.98 St. llei(ls Nylon UNB REAKABLE COMBS . , Your Choice - 2 for 25c ST. REGIS ENVELOPES, JOO's . , , ....... Only 3 7e S T. REGIS HAIR DRYE R , , , ..... Sale Price $3.95 Reg, 23< each McKesson Soda Mini Tablets, 45's ....... 2 for 23c 0. ' · days wil.b his s151er iin-d brn!ht'r in-law, Mr. and Mrs L'. R Young. Mrs. Herman Caudill !ipenl the weekend in Ironton with relatives ly IRIDD[I! HOUDASll,L � ,. . ' .. . �-1 I,_, · ·. . ITAMl'.lj katie EVAN$ . ' :. ' 411 -� W�!if!ll�-•11s1■;.t . 12, -••Ii llll,'ijjl!I• - • · ·"WN• thl1..,... 1t · II• ' �-' , ' ' , . . ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Ort. 12. 1960 Arou11d And J>ibout K4idaleport Mist Edith Klein or New York City is hei-e for a visit al her home on Pearl St. She was join­ � in .Columbua by her sister, Hulda and visited Mr. and Mrs. R. s·. Kaser before coming here. and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jackson of Rendville rf'lurned home Mon• �ay evening after spending a few Mrs. Ike Wilt and rh1ldrt"n uf • Columbus are spending the week wilh her p.arrnts. Mr. and Mrs. Adol.,Ph Saelens. --- ,.__..... --- McKesson 2 for l Sale! October 13 Thru Oct. 22 FREE PARKING lll!!l��MIDDLEPORT . COATS BLDG. llathon'' of.iVa:I ue :-•_�,S1V.t-illlilil,-o,;aMo,J ; s , · · ·,,: , ' I ' ks� ...n .......,' -.. .11,;49cf g C. h 1c ' k· - i MA..... . ·8 · .. ·..,._ ♦ • 51r1e· • • • • • •.• • • • •i e ,. l. \. I Stokely • Cream Style or Whole Kernal qc;lden . ., S yt) _.J ��;. � e.n.,::�"'-�-A 41o61b.1... F E' R l!!����l!l[ . ···.,�: - :. . ____.,.... -. 7·9c � . .� .. c-_ .. .. ....... c.... .. ...' 15c .. . ., ' I •\ ' ·, Stokely· ats;u ,.,.."I......... ···� .... DONUT$ ------- ·• Stokely Sweetened �;;:y.-1�.�o:,\ "!' •,..;1"-· . . ' 2 :!. 49c KRISl:'Y Ci<ACKl:kS PREMIUM CRACKEPC! __ .,...;29c:/ · ;.;·;\,. CQi,S ··10 ... •1. . . ... ... Apple Sauce_:& •1 C Ho�iny Ya_nC.ffllll', cans..... ·.' ' A . �t�IIIY.-:- Cul..__. ... llc- ·_ • : ,:, : BABY F"OD ' GlEEN STAMPS ... .,·�•· -I' ' . iw,;., this coupon and purchase of • ; .I · -� 3 lbs. or more • ·,· Chuck Beef l:i'oor..,t,SGr. Ground bon•r• � · · Alll*iri &hi• --= .... , , 12, 19JO.irene coupon hi uc:h family, plu•. •A£1 Van Camp'ss Beans PORK & � CHUCK Cllc,I..C.nter ·, � . ·"._: ,. '.- ' c� . .. t All .. cans ... • f Take this coupon to your grocer and save ' BEA119UTY· APPLES ROMEhfnohl on the finest flour, you ever bought! Circle Plan, Sale Of �urnma11e Friday The first ot three projffta ." ot the Afternoon Clrele of lreath • place thla Friday and S.turdl)( lb the Chambers buildlq on MUI Street next Jo SP',•'• Mkl . M11. WIil Reuter. The teeond prQJ�. a pre­ Chrl1tmaa Bua.u and Bab SI.le will be held Wedneld1y, Nove1n,1 the chutob, bot 30 tt! · 1 ' ,1.11(,:_. ".. ' . ,_,,,,,\f;_� . \\ . . ,,, ' . . . , ,.fol, - �i ., wm o Mra ,;;.;;� �"''-�� � f .Jf.l':l:'m!fl , ,,-1.- ' - � •• · · J . 9c _,..,._lt� . • ... . . , d low! guaranteed rncats• priice ' ·' ' EV�NS BUDGET BEEF Swift's Pren,ium - - lb. 49c EVANS BUDGET BEEF . Swift's Premium - - lb. 59c .... C C ··••-�INf . . . �°'�2,�!._!,� --",;,.;;...� .•i., .,.__.w:••.--- , .. 35c LINK SAUSAGE ... • 4 �3k ·2 .. 29c GREIN STAMPS '··,· ,, ,, s1o1ce1, s.u,, GREEN STAM" Pitted· Red Cherries •· 11:t' 4 No. 303 ..... ,., ·, '. S&,H· 15c . · 1 . Pill•bury.,Fl�r · . ''!liPounc1a. �-· •'. · \, ,._...;,,,lhl,�•I IVANl� . ,"11.-·°""!'ff , • .. ,, , 12, 1,_ OM ..,\',l,oii...-- ,.,.n,, � . . '»lillll.Jt.&: ,.,,,..,..,1. '' TUBE. TOMATOES··..,,;__. ------,.··_...,._._· � tnlc e it ccasy faod� ! . \ . ' ' ■■�.hM• "811111,- 'I . .... 1 IIOCIITY •QITII THUii ' y The Phllilhel Society -�he MIMleporl �hurch ·1,11 Christ meet thla Thundat: 'l'••(•J_ .. ot ,.' ti·••• ,.,,,,,,,, .. ¥rt, Normaq Wayla,ad la chalr­ miin of the 1;ale amt thole of her co111mlttff are Mn. CU'l Matlow; · Mr,. Noah HuldfUI, Ifni. C. A. Emml■h. Mn. Pel'l'f Mitch Ind A Pro....... rA IM•IM!laftal Mllllf18 C"'IIPoty ___ � ---�----r' Methodl!it Ch\lrch, MiddleP4)rt, ·wm bf, a Rummaa:e, sate to tiib ► TOXAY GRAPES DolldMly • • :UJSCOVer how Rohm Hood's . ' ' . . t . ro,tein Richness Gives You R., P , . Ever. l' r.. Bak1' ng ,or trl.�- , g I ' our garden of value� .. For c.okl119 or Eaff119 I'..-:";;_· . ..... t'·'; . . ,, . �(',. . •I !!, • . ·St�••, · .• ... {;..I" 'f��!�;,>.. -� .No. 303 • � Sliced· Beets ".::a Shellie Beans . .. ,....,, c J 3 OL :. · . Tomato Juice . • , l . ' No. IN A·P. e sauce .•!.�-!. cln1n1 &iffle coupon et ' .. • Stably", ' , .. • ·H•ln1 ''" INlly ,.nts off,r . . • $ 46 1L ·, J O V♦lv♦tt1 Chae 11. . -----''-----..�...9c No. 303 Slictd Chili.. ' ' . .,,.. '" ..... . .. ,.'' ••••• •• .....,....:.,.. ' ' - 'PIE PUMPKIN . . I Frooh.heovybreed,. ______ __ ' , Ul<ANGE G.-und8.et;.:T:.,_��9c) . Ml� . .. ' t. .... - ......· 6· !:.' • $1 ' ' ' ' ' · ..t1.1v.t� / ·==· � ' .. �Fresh_Pork Sal�1 '' ,, Buy One ... GET TWO Dutton's Drug Store -a,,'· .. ,,-�- . '1' ST. REGIS TOO THBRUSHES . .... . . . .. 2 for .19c ST. REGIS ALARM CLOCK , , , .. .... . Only $2.49 McKesson - Regular 47c TINCTURE OF MER THIOLATE One Ounce Now 33, St. Regis WRITING PAPER - 120 sheets .. . ., .... Only 3 7c McKesson - Reg .57c each MILK OF MAGNESIA, pints , , , , , , , , .... 2 for 57e McKesson Twin Aspirin (Adulls) Z &Illes - 100 lablels each - Reg. $1.18 Now 59c Reg. 59e each McKESSON SOLUTION No. 59, plnls .... 2 for 59< SI, Regis ELEC T RIC HEA TING PAD . , , ..... Speeial $2.98 SI. Regis ELECTRIC ALARM. CLOCK ... , .. Now Only $3.98 St. llei(ls Nylon UNB REAKABLE COMBS . , Your Choice - 2 for 25c ST. REGIS ENVELOPES, JOO's . , , ....... Only 3 7e S T. REGIS HAIR DRYE R , , , ..... Sale Price $3.95 Reg, 23< each McKesson Soda Mini Tablets, 45's ....... 2 for 23c 0. ' · days wil.b his s151er iin-d brn!ht'r in-law, Mr. and Mrs L'. R Young. Mrs. Herman Caudill !ipenl the weekend in Ironton with relatives ly IRIDD[I! HOUDASll,L � ,. . ' .. . �-1 I,_, · ·. . ITAMl'.lj katie EVAN$ . ' :. ' 411 -� W�!if!ll�-•11s1■;.t . 12, -••Ii llll,'ijjl!I• - • · ·"WN• thl1..,... 1t · II• ' �!""!""'--·------.. "'"'!�,...-- - . . . . -Tha "� +:" Li"ttIe ..c------------...� ....._, .,........,,....,........ .·��.V-----... --......... uy From pony : ,�,.. e Looks Like A Giant • " : ' 'Sr ., f ' I .,. 'Uilltw 1 ,.. Ngw YO _ 1ti bic •TIN' ,� .. ,..., , 1 liiuue atio but t h • took �an'• dlf :topped qr to_ ,ta4ell 4 •�t bue• � pme 1n Lebanon. N . Y . "That lilt!,'.' aai( Pbilhes' �l Fred �• �t do ,llfetty sc,od 1�· TeO , " bilP to If wan.t t � Mm � 'nt "11 ,... '· ., ' died the �,, ap P!'M lta:uru . i-r' les , � ., · ��, aonl'�, aid . tbe JeOUt. -IOU'Ye got two strikes aga inst �nu because of your pint · . siled •But bow would you hke to - � 1 Pony League contrect1" .:� · ' 1'.. ...;.'fi,�� ;" �d West t in�•· franll, lm.. . 'lbe •� py" W i--, , " � " New •._. 91..- fllM 1Mf tar! y... -� l� Elr•Y FK• and HI• h!!='I 1UU a 111utrt of fi� feet, ieV• � 1'1� 8qt bts 150 , 111 ' rli�t arm bitten in ht 1 ' 1 more'_' and on.tbe � � than si � ,r " s 'Jbe Pi{ i -� . • tel 1ft wo,. tbl!ee i� la Ille �ent Worll Series ffld eiil!li � of theffl wo s saved by the "little guy" for whose signature the Phillies' !lcout didn't even ·bother to leave his automobile seat back In l948. To save them, Face has gone eeven .and one•lllird innings, givlng up • total Qf t:hr,le hits and ·e he 1 th8 finil o itae ��: � � to play, .,.1 4idn't mat: two run, h e lave ter too much. But the laat {wo times out, at the Piratfs •I· J(ered up oft the floor after being creamed twice. it was touch and go \fft\ \he ball eame riding on ever) �Itch . f Jinie :t i\J ' Jr:- �- ., , .��:��= . t��:! ■ e. Moin St. . . •11': ·' "'rt fiiil\ng iii•� ·1 -=--�---�.---- " :I ::i ii i ·' .1 5 i , •·· · �. .., !ll l/,) l I ' 0ATS MOTHER• ------·•·--� .. Whole �·llf'•2-ll70 • , ,. J 3-llt. . RS Fll. .VI t ,U Cut r IL .. �.. fa,,.� • • • " ' ,. ., .. -y • ' •• . • - ' ,, ,, • • � _ . r, _, ,; . . ' .' .. ·, : / ll ft', ,; • �\ . Cletl ei ' Dryer ... ....: �- ., �.. � t ... . ' ... ;., , �R. • TRUCK - - � ,-•:, ,' ·q�a � 3 · 100 Gallons 6crsoline 4 - 10 Lubric6tion . Jctbs 3f ,, 5 -1 NYCON T U I E T Y P E N Y L O ft- . .• Wash Jobs List , SeY•rol Mliltature Uillci Tires Made On The ,Spot t, .Given Away. "·., ; ,,RE ! RtG tSTR,ATION .t,i '' . . ,, '. ' Be S�te.,dhc:l Rl!!;list�t ftit TheS"e Big Pi'.i�l Nothing . 1.. 49c •. 63c 1.. 79c ,, •. 53c to buy ----:- ycitl n�d aot be pt�nt to:wip. ;, . .. ·.·. •• . ' ,,. .. ' ' . �f1 " . , ' .. i i _ � · Dem6�stli\,b ' N ' Alf ,_ ·' , .00 i';J·' . lii1 i l!WY Sifviil:� ·,,..eici•; • t ! & sQGIMC . , ·. . 'U ·Ii $10. , . tl&,11 :·', ; h ' . i . , , J,/; : \/•loo'.' Llst'' PJ"lff ·t·" 5-ie ., . tJ!t, J': U . •. ;, .,,,........... ,� . 15,ff' u�-' . . ,.; . Un� Ll�_ .Pt,p u· · . tt•: 1: :::�:�:::::::::: mi · . iii;�-1�. ·-·-· ··,. :...,•••.... 4r.tt �,�_.).,.,..=' ";, ,,.., i.i...;.Jl....,..;.....i. . ... >, · llif '.Ii i:ll l · i . :T TS ...... , 'JN!< ,lf,, M 1�"·.,3 , .. l-oiwiiK1�P .:: ,j,' ,,..·.:._ Nrlon !,: ...::,::.: it-:fe 'i , .......... : ' . ,'. .... , " .. ........ :: , ..... . 5 . 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Pltfw · . :,' '·"� n-,.n � . ., i!:i "; ,, 1146 • uua_.., Tit P$: :�· ,� :·. · · '' - ' 1, �·· t.Jf· • 15 ---�-------:- "<. -----------------�,, � ,! "l'n- f�le • ,. · . , • . . .. · _ ·. - i · . PllfrtllslN -"TUHLISl - NYLDN - PREMIUM · ·•"J.. . . .. • It.AC K W�I , �.. ,." ;;, • >: '.' . .' t11<,il-,;,, =� · � ·"· , / • , : "'.'. ' . , IRL , � ·. L � . mP: � T� - """' - .Ii.- 1.-a � · ,... ••• , . , · CII . ·. L• .·, . � ! · � ,- 1, J .fl 2 .ti - . {'1 • .'.' /11 11,; J 1.,,L' lOO � :.+.� 1- --- �:..:-;.- 'i;'> - 7 -- . · • ·;·,,-i - c"y''-···· , . .. ,, . � 9 r,iw · . · :.: �• ,:..., _:;- �::,:..____ -111wi w., �·I.,1 f., ·�f .. ' :,.•"-"' �\ t + 1 ., ; -. 1 ff .n ',, !i', ·····-:-'-:.c........ 2J." - ' " "·,....• 14,, ....... :. . :.......... •·.'1$ I •� ',;,;..,... ,......... wt ,.,,_ . ., ' � 1. · · be '-e • 13 •, ..... .. ,· Bdoct: ·d, ·-. · i,;>1,/ 'W· 6.70x1 5 ,! �'m'TE, � Prt,e %8,80 . . . . . '. •14:l5 , ' HAO 37.U 41.10 45,25 50,jO 17,65 41.111 45.15 IO. ... b - · rII I" ' ·�-' ... '· �:itN YL ON ,. • I . � ' ·'. " �- I V & RSAllY • " 2 · :Chiltl'i I,c,ister Wig�ri I , ...: i . .,,. ,,, , .. -� ,J 1 · � . Uhic ct Electric · Auttma'tit ' EEF GROU II · · ·, ND . 4·ftc , •ttfl : '. EGETABLES ¥' 1 . . I • .. • Ai.P S"l'ER•RIGHf ir . ; • . .. Fresh • • • Fully Dresstct IILLlll WINI THRil CAIIDEN, N. J, UPI-IObnl!f sener1 brought home t1ne ,win, $4,00 neh, in.cludln,: Pied In the !eature flO,M . ow�q(lll Teet, 1t Garden Su�· P-r Tue• day, · �lloa on Lond • So" 3-llt._ ......,,• • • -, $1�7' • QUICK OR REGULAR . . . IOc OPI' -��-.--:- , Mtirepollta11 Motors . ,, . ,. . GRANb' PRIfES Wtl1.. et: •,'!', ••, •-, PR IZES _ GI F'fS RIFR.ESN M EMTS· ...111ar1y., ......, ■ Tit... . , "'J · ' oif� ls, sell• . · •�t,� , ..a.., , . F l R'S t. �� i.1_�- 'C ......iii- � 1 · ,.11.: .....1,.�· .. ,_. Mlll'Op• t· t-'� hie buy! Tljls weeliend only, A&P premiollfil!Wlty - . t!t\ an.Mo·.. ···· •· t ,.. I I " Phone WY-2-3932 EVERVIGDf INVlfED ! ALL! OF SOUTH EASTERN OHIO AND WEST VI RGI N IA •' � -•, . ""',.1'!•.·•. . ,·" L 11-... .· , ··=·a;e--·.-.�. -. • . ... : · I ' ' ' �-- · "' ·"' . .... ... THE BEST $UYS ttf tHE AREA �- it ;, , '' !' f; ' ,i\ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. 'I , /' --- . A� un otl ' "'' , . 1.llff. ', ' ', i, i i I .: ·- ,,. . ' � C · J,g 41it.· low, low pi'!ce. As u.iual It"s Cl!atom GrouD<i to give you all its IN$!,, f flavor, Sale o!ndll Saturday, October 15th, . ··. I I,, , ij . ·oN . .:J.pOUN D BAGS OF FAMOUS A&. P COFFEES! . __ ·, Coach ltalph Sayre ha s -bee.n working !)Q pa11 defense this week following Jast week's ba.n ganie with Williamstown in Which the upriver Yellow J acket!! · Went to the air to rout the Falcons /,?7-6, \ ,, . ville, they have . whipped Cal· boV,n, Wirt � Pqca . The Wahanui tea m has won H annan and (ro!r Middl!!J>Ort Ra vensPomeroy, to lo&inr: while woed and Williamstown. /. ' � � · • a• RipieyThisFrld�y Night The Wah&Ql.l . ,.Wliite" Falcons travel to Riglej:, qn Fri�ly night [, of this week tOOliing foi-'. their tbir:d win of the·:· seaaon. They I have won twp ' and lost t,bfee . through t,he lint half., · of their sc ul �e:e �lk1ogs with . a sea!S4n'a reoord of 4-2 have come along fast after a slow sta rt this season. Th@y dropped their first game of the year to S_peneer, 37.() and then whipped S�I� 19· 10. After a 33,6 loss to Sisson. --- PtMerty Lflndldtk Super Servite Station . ,. .. .• . I ::���.':: .':\�··· 'Ji His big pitcn, atrangely enough, is q,t.t be lea� rrom, of all people, an ex-Yankee. l,,lttle Elroy ta·bored throu,:h the baseball vineyard& at Bradford in the Pony Lea,ue atartlnl in 1941 and then went to PueblO, Fort The Orleans. Worth and New Dodgers drafted him from the PhillieH for their Montreal furn duD and the Pirate& drafted him lfl lurn frogi there. ,_. H•lnd f•c• 'But it w.. whf18 at New Or� ' ltans thU he learned one of hl' • !'lost lmPortant · ctutC'h· pitches, a • fork ba ll. And he learned It from � THUR Joe Page, a one · time Ya nke, •✓ �· ,Audrey World Series hero, who was thete ' " attempting an Ill-fa ted eome-back , . . Since comlng up to stay with f h in 1965, the little man Pittsburg , - 81.ltU ...r , bas had ama:tlng 1uc«:H as a re• • Uef hurler. In 1959 he complied · � Doria Dowli�g - Arthur Frafl2' amaz.ing 18·1 record, winning an ·" ''RUNNING TARGET" a row and 22 consecutive In 17 ! (Both Showa In Color) all m a­ es over twQ ,easons, gam Alsb cartoon jor league marks ·for a relief - pitcher. To listen to him, you'd think he w:is cocky. "The Yankees are just another ball club," he sayti, "Their bats are the same size aa -ours." But bls manner tells you that tbla 32-year old mite .with the kln11-1lzed heart · Is merely quietly NOW AT \�itl ident. For h e aJlmite · games three these Jjag against Urie Yankees 11 the big­ gest thrlll I've ever had." '' Mon�,;.'_.\�!rC �!!. , ,.. . . li(I, good tires end runs fine. 1 Senior High Clo,• }t"o a buy . . Elect, New Ofilcer• '�'Ii. LARK The Senior Ht1h Clasa of the �" . one local owner, 6 cyl. with First Bapth1t Chµrch,· · Middlciport, overdrive. Save lots of gas elected new officers for the com­ i• with . th� qne. . Cleen e• new. Ing year durinl the church school hour, Sunday mornin11. 11117 . FORD V81 Bob VanCoo�y wq_ named al I,;! -� �. J'alrlanes. lint nlce can. Real pre1ldent; 1,.vld Annas as vice v,e�lderit: l!tt Fbersbach, aecre­ , �· � ·-, ■ad Janet Baker, Ury-tre ·�·:· ctn trt euaran-. tl cer. ' pul1\lcl :.. i: flt 30 tlayt er 1000 1 C!lffo , • umbo who hu nrv. - eel lbe et •B fC)r tilt palt HVMI ':','t° years recently retlined and Mra. "See aad Harold E. Hubbard will teach Many More Al . . , the cl1a1H. ,, • w "' '•. J: _ H ���.. bl: ••��:�· .hli te �ffil are m�t du n- terbacks who btd tMI � VfliM qi'e blue ch111s are than on� Buckej� CO :f1; tj �� 1s proudest of 1'i& detN"' o ud cl a 8nd . Ho ! this season than of aii upl011ve o .,ati,1& a.oat" . se futures on1y ,a few offense � H e compa <e a, inc ;1k gfl)asic j\lal'!. uther th,n • v u1ety ay re al � tense to a sa1 _an r� door:r!e ''!i':tf:: llj� :e �: be lls. thi.l seasoa, in- I DEF s• ..� , · '!\t': · err-. , • f. l g Ten 7 t "What . we t: to tt ' � �: � ' .. ,, , ? 111 • m ,. defense 11 that we '} .. e 1 r g guys r mgi �p. � ' ir� s�::e ��y saa "}Jthoupa m1 .:1 Press In , _ cu t.erna- a !lale every " tip! W_.l'(! : ·1 collue IJ!)tbaU coa�h of the to make a �'cl •. , or later by r . • w . . 1 · ,. •' J \ · b.Jltli �es deflmt� !M The whole -�s of def . · it cm t ,e spot this season. fpffo� ability to nfo'Ve ana 1 · eaire · J& �•'st losing f.ampaJCP,, •� contact. " .. · . sJJ;Un a at Ohlo State ..., - 1@1 . \ . • ,t . , , This was a rebuil . , � wtth Hayes J� ,q . expo:nent· Of �se,•��al good aophol. /, , � Jted subst�� altlloueh . cii- promise in �lrij:11 pe�ienced t.iS ere.test •�,. ,,� bol d l •� � Ohio Sta� under thf! ,no_re � In o�e or two seaso�.J. . • aite_ady · �._,, subltltuhoa r1llea. He lfYS ; 'the Tht\. Buckeyes eq��E-•·� their enUre victory out• vast majority of coaches want un­ qq � ... .. "i'l"tot..1 \I'� . . , ue , put of 195$ in the first three vi.cio,r.�.! over �ythern Me�hodist, SoiiUieffl ca1tf0fflt1 and minoit. lt's still early in the season, but it appears Ha)'es may have hi, way .• ye,r •• Coach Of Week ,.;���!'¥� �i�nmg . 0 ' Woody' ffayes,, G 1.. '."':" ..- ':"�:-":"'"_:o;;: ��-�-�•-:-� •�·���!-!!! !!'!!"'�" ...o:,;,; ""':,:::,::•=a 7,d I •�-............... ,,... _,. -�� - ----. ,..... :-:"-2'.:: .. ,.... ----•-ril ¢ i '1$IM , '"_., ' eil 'r:•111111'.ill llll 2T ... ,___. ,,,. ,,'.' -·'.' 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But the laat {wo times out, at the Piratfs •I· J(ered up oft the floor after being creamed twice. it was touch and go \fft\ \he ball eame riding on ever) �Itch . f Jinie :t i\J ' Jr:- �- ., , .��:��= . t��:! ■ e. Moin St. . . •11': ·' "'rt fiiil\ng iii•� ·1 -=--�---�.---- " :I ::i ii i ·' .1 5 i , •·· · �. .., !ll l/,) l I ' 0ATS MOTHER• ------·•·--� .. Whole �·llf'•2-ll70 • , ,. J 3-llt. . RS Fll. .VI t ,U Cut r IL .. �.. fa,,.� • • • " ' ,. ., .. -y • ' •• . • - ' ,, ,, • • � _ . r, _, ,; . . ' .' .. ·, : / ll ft', ,; • �\ . Cletl ei ' Dryer ... ....: �- ., �.. � t ... . ' ... ;., , �R. • TRUCK - - � ,-•:, ,' ·q�a � 3 · 100 Gallons 6crsoline 4 - 10 Lubric6tion . Jctbs 3f ,, 5 -1 NYCON T U I E T Y P E N Y L O ft- . .• Wash Jobs List , SeY•rol Mliltature Uillci Tires Made On The ,Spot t, .Given Away. "·., ; ,,RE ! RtG tSTR,ATION .t,i '' . . ,, '. 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Tljls weeliend only, A&P premiollfil!Wlty - . t!t\ an.Mo·.. ···· •· t ,.. I I " Phone WY-2-3932 EVERVIGDf INVlfED ! ALL! OF SOUTH EASTERN OHIO AND WEST VI RGI N IA •' � -•, . ""',.1'!•.·•. . ,·" L 11-... .· , ··=·a;e--·.-.�. -. • . ... : · I ' ' ' �-- · "' ·"' . .... ... THE BEST $UYS ttf tHE AREA �- it ;, , '' !' f; ' ,i\ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. 'I , /' --- . A� un otl ' "'' , . 1.llff. ', ' ', i, i i I .: ·- ,,. . ' � C · J,g 41it.· low, low pi'!ce. As u.iual It"s Cl!atom GrouD<i to give you all its IN$!,, f flavor, Sale o!ndll Saturday, October 15th, . ··. I I,, , ij . ·oN . .:J.pOUN D BAGS OF FAMOUS A&. P COFFEES! . __ ·, Coach ltalph Sayre ha s -bee.n working !)Q pa11 defense this week following Jast week's ba.n ganie with Williamstown in Which the upriver Yellow J acket!! · Went to the air to rout the Falcons /,?7-6, \ ,, . ville, they have . whipped Cal· boV,n, Wirt � Pqca . The Wahanui tea m has won H annan and (ro!r Middl!!J>Ort Ra vensPomeroy, to lo&inr: while woed and Williamstown. /. ' � � · • a• RipieyThisFrld�y Night The Wah&Ql.l . ,.Wliite" Falcons travel to Riglej:, qn Fri�ly night [, of this week tOOliing foi-'. their tbir:d win of the·:· seaaon. They I have won twp ' and lost t,bfee . through t,he lint half., · of their sc ul �e:e �lk1ogs with . a sea!S4n'a reoord of 4-2 have come along fast after a slow sta rt this season. Th@y dropped their first game of the year to S_peneer, 37.() and then whipped S�I� 19· 10. After a 33,6 loss to Sisson. --- PtMerty Lflndldtk Super Servite Station . ,. .. .• . I ::���.':: .':\�··· 'Ji His big pitcn, atrangely enough, is q,t.t be lea� rrom, of all people, an ex-Yankee. l,,lttle Elroy ta·bored throu,:h the baseball vineyard& at Bradford in the Pony Lea,ue atartlnl in 1941 and then went to PueblO, Fort The Orleans. Worth and New Dodgers drafted him from the PhillieH for their Montreal furn duD and the Pirate& drafted him lfl lurn frogi there. ,_. H•lnd f•c• 'But it w.. whf18 at New Or� ' ltans thU he learned one of hl' • !'lost lmPortant · ctutC'h· pitches, a • fork ba ll. And he learned It from � THUR Joe Page, a one · time Ya nke, •✓ �· ,Audrey World Series hero, who was thete ' " attempting an Ill-fa ted eome-back , . . Since comlng up to stay with f h in 1965, the little man Pittsburg , - 81.ltU ...r , bas had ama:tlng 1uc«:H as a re• • Uef hurler. In 1959 he complied · � Doria Dowli�g - Arthur Frafl2' amaz.ing 18·1 record, winning an ·" ''RUNNING TARGET" a row and 22 consecutive In 17 ! (Both Showa In Color) all m a­ es over twQ ,easons, gam Alsb cartoon jor league marks ·for a relief - pitcher. To listen to him, you'd think he w:is cocky. "The Yankees are just another ball club," he sayti, "Their bats are the same size aa -ours." But bls manner tells you that tbla 32-year old mite .with the kln11-1lzed heart · Is merely quietly NOW AT \�itl ident. For h e aJlmite · games three these Jjag against Urie Yankees 11 the big­ gest thrlll I've ever had." '' Mon�,;.'_.\�!rC �!!. , ,.. . . li(I, good tires end runs fine. 1 Senior High Clo,• }t"o a buy . . Elect, New Ofilcer• '�'Ii. LARK The Senior Ht1h Clasa of the �" . one local owner, 6 cyl. with First Bapth1t Chµrch,· · Middlciport, overdrive. Save lots of gas elected new officers for the com­ i• with . th� qne. . Cleen e• new. Ing year durinl the church school hour, Sunday mornin11. 11117 . FORD V81 Bob VanCoo�y wq_ named al I,;! -� �. J'alrlanes. lint nlce can. Real pre1ldent; 1,.vld Annas as vice v,e�lderit: l!tt Fbersbach, aecre­ , �· � ·-, ■ad Janet Baker, Ury-tre ·�·:· ctn trt euaran-. tl cer. ' pul1\lcl :.. i: flt 30 tlayt er 1000 1 C!lffo , • umbo who hu nrv. - eel lbe et •B fC)r tilt palt HVMI ':','t° years recently retlined and Mra. "See aad Harold E. Hubbard will teach Many More Al . . , the cl1a1H. ,, • w "' '•. J: _ H ���.. bl: ••��:�· .hli te �ffil are m�t du n- terbacks who btd tMI � VfliM qi'e blue ch111s are than on� Buckej� CO :f1; tj �� 1s proudest of 1'i& detN"' o ud cl a 8nd . Ho ! this season than of aii upl011ve o .,ati,1& a.oat" . se futures on1y ,a few offense � H e compa <e a, inc ;1k gfl)asic j\lal'!. uther th,n • v u1ety ay re al � tense to a sa1 _an r� door:r!e ''!i':tf:: llj� :e �: be lls. thi.l seasoa, in- I DEF s• ..� , · '!\t': · err-. , • f. l g Ten 7 t "What . we t: to tt ' � �: � ' .. ,, , ? 111 • m ,. defense 11 that we '} .. e 1 r g guys r mgi �p. � ' ir� s�::e ��y saa "}Jthoupa m1 .:1 Press In , _ cu t.erna- a !lale every " tip! W_.l'(! : ·1 collue IJ!)tbaU coa�h of the to make a �'cl •. , or later by r . • w . . 1 · ,. •' J \ · b.Jltli �es deflmt� !M The whole -�s of def . · it cm t ,e spot this season. fpffo� ability to nfo'Ve ana 1 · eaire · J& �•'st losing f.ampaJCP,, •� contact. " .. · . sJJ;Un a at Ohlo State ..., - 1@1 . \ . • ,t . , , This was a rebuil . , � wtth Hayes J� ,q . expo:nent· Of �se,•��al good aophol. /, , � Jted subst�� altlloueh . cii- promise in �lrij:11 pe�ienced t.iS ere.test •�,. ,,� bol d l •� � Ohio Sta� under thf! ,no_re � In o�e or two seaso�.J. . • aite_ady · �._,, subltltuhoa r1llea. He lfYS ; 'the Tht\. Buckeyes eq��E-•·� their enUre victory out• vast majority of coaches want un­ qq � ... .. "i'l"tot..1 \I'� . . , ue , put of 195$ in the first three vi.cio,r.�.! over �ythern Me�hodist, SoiiUieffl ca1tf0fflt1 and minoit. lt's still early in the season, but it appears Ha)'es may have hi, way .• ye,r •• Coach Of Week ,.;���!'¥� �i�nmg . 0 ' Woody' ffayes,, G 1.. '."':" ..- ':"�:-":"'"_:o;;: ��-�-�•-:-� •�·���!-!!! !!'!!"'�" ...o:,;,; ""':,:::,::•=a 7,d I •�-............... ,,... _,. -�� - ----. ,..... :-:"-2'.:: .. ,.... ----•-ril ¢ i '1$IM , '"_., ' eil 'r:•111111'.ill llll 2T ... ,___. ,,,. ,,'.' -·'.' ' .� "· "• '!"·-.. •. .. ., .._�·· ·· •• ,u ....... . L ... • , • . 1'; .. 'I .. · · · · · · '· · - ·. . . . . t ...- . - •W • , ) i· •· . , ·�-·- / . . clio fnil.ln a.ov1...il . 11 ............................... ' t .I ··' • '" . • Ill ••-·············-··-···-··--•·-· • 4 x -. - ., liJ,ts 167.tJ ) ff.ft 1•Mt 'fttl.,;Tbj fill($ -LJ;n- ialif, (No TrtdHn R911ulred) 4.GI· • · 15 ··--····--· ··"·................. 4 4.lt/6.00 • 19 ·······-· .... ·.··········- 4 15 ···············----·········•·· 4 ,... • 16 ------------------------------- ol 6,. X 16 ... ________________ _______ _ _____ 4 s.-. • 11,9,I lf,91 ;rs •• ,tC: ua • " ............................... , 6.lo x 16 ... . ...•, .•...... : ............. 6 IQj ,. 25.ff , U-41 & U•54 . t1R • ., , . . es 9S REGULAR .� · f ,. .' 12CL05 '"'� 8:� I 20 10 PLY $61-95 EASY _ CREDIT ' . r ., ' ON ALL TJRJi", PURCHASES ' No Wlitihg - Ftnin�ce )hm On Hand On ..(t) 3 n.,.,. 6'.ts :::t ,. Ttit.,s u.. · 21'25 21 4$ . zuo. . �-· ', tt.H - .33.20 ;, . . & ' I .95 .95 59.95 54.95 lM • ICI ............................... 4 1 . · 'X . --------------.. ---------------- 6 , ... • '- .............., •. ----·· .. ---·· 6 11.,, Pl . it:- ' ,; . I.ts 9.95 10.95 1 1 .95 ti.ts 13.95 14.95 �- ---....... .... --� -.............. :'!.. _.....,..---·---� ·-�_... ...... ... .. .. -. .... .. ....-,.,---------..-.,..... --- · · · - .· · .. ,,,_ ,. .. 1! , • Business Services WANT ADS . == ,_. fOa CONSIS'J'IINT Dl!rl!IIIDABLF llESULT!' RATES Call Dick Sten i11t tiefo.1. P 9:30 t\..M Middl•port W Y ·2·2Mt l(AVl1 FUD 5TOt14 werd, Mle intertion. Minimum charge - 60 cenu.. per wurd W thn:.e oon.ect1Uve lnlertlont. - one month for 30 cenlJ per word. � l'l■ll l'ate of ,t cents: per word will be charged !or 1dvc-rtlsina , • Ml Md �thin 1 0 days aner rece... ving bill. -�• ii AO� - Sbould t,e r•pc>·tf>d :rnru.-d.Jatei)' . The ::, llemineJ uriU nnt be respollJllble for more lb.fJ onf' mcor Yllkon 5-21� t"-"ILL t,t;kVtC.E i rATUJ.. ,... f. 9:00 A..M. .4U Mny S:I� 6'\'Pry Oay S.,r\'k, Af Cttuter '.,..,..,.. ..'41 ol l'baab and Sptrt:ial Not.1.cr.11 oJ Evt'>ota I.U.IO. 4lbit uare1 llllbllabad It l te'll per word . lrORDS l DAY 3 [.A�S e iJAYS 1 MO SI 60c 90c I, .36 14 00 a, 00. $1.20 I I .Ill' $6.00 17_.o ' • 111c ,1.(1() 12.m b ' Atll Nell-S b, 10 A�- wW be in that day I l"IPfll'- . ' 1 PHONE WY-2-21 51 r:'=::�::'.:----••--::=======-=:,==,::,--,1 '':"1 ':"l1 J"":Notices - -- - --W ·•In. p,_ lnlptcffon, l naur, I SALE USED FURN_ITU R-E AT .,, ......... PMM • · I ELBER F ELD'$ IN POMER.OY . ._, WY 2- HCA VJCTO H 24 inch mahuyar.)' ' ...... 'Station4,2',tf'c television Console. "'ew picture .. A. ., 11M. . tube. $ L 35. . _ _c..___ ----- · _ I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE RCA VICTOR 2 1 inch deluxe table !or lhY debt& cqntraded past or I model television and matching hase . New picture tube. $95. pre1ent other than b-y myself. Slaned : Carl Stalder 21 INCH SCllEEN Admiral teleAdareas: Pleasant Ridge, I vision set M ahogany con�ole. Pomeroy. Oluo . $50. ---'"-'O ) ..:' 2, Jlp RCA VICTOR 17 inch mahogany ...:. ::::::-,c-:-,console lelevisum set. $69 7 i A ,¥V PUT nT-OF Jt UN IN'- Y O UH WIN G BA CK Uphols tered · eas y l l e, learn to square dance. ClasdHur. Fair condition. $3 . NI lllrt Ocl. 15 Crom 8 to 1 1 P GHF,;EN t'INISH BHEAK.FAST SET m,, DAV Hall, Pomeroy. 1-' cc: ' (table and four chain) in good For couple: $1 :50 c11 ch seli.sion or , condit ion. $10. flO for 10 te11ions. WY 2·6 1 21. , J UST 3 USED HOOVER Electric l O 12 3tp v.a cuum clcane n;. $2.50 eacb. ------------ I SEVJ<;N PIECE Dinini room suite. In C<Ccllen( condilion $100. US.EU KELVlNATOlt He£rigeratur with freezer chi!.sl. $65. LOST - WILL THE PERSON WHO picked up the checkbook at the SIX PIECE Dining room suite, $30. W11haterla on Front Sl., pleatie BLUE UPHOLSTERED Chair. Fair r,turn It. WY 2-26821 . condition. $3. IO 1 1 3tc ELBER FELD'S IN POMEROY 10 8 3tr. 11111 FORD VB, 1946 FORD VB ----­ -------Com• Good run ning condition, 1 plete aet of &olf clubs. Hacketts t'Olt SALE: Al'i'U�S. Burdette Fruit t-·arm, Pomeroy Route 1. Sohto. Phone WY2-9977. l'hone WY 2-1:1970. 10 10 tltp 1�11-3tc _ ______ _ POTATOES fUll SALE . H er b Wilu I") li;un8, SJrnde, Ohio. 10 12 6lp -�--_ ·-,-----,l'IUUTI AN9 PaSl CONTROL I ( FOR SAL� I I I 16) ,, ·Lost and Found Auto Soles ' o,...I CINA UNd Cerw ... Mike• aod _.., 'NT,AOPCM.ITAN MOTOQ ..... IHt Mel• It. ,-...,. Oh.. I__ 9a I _ _Ma rine Supplies _ __ AS IS SPICIALS 57 M•rcury 60 H. p · $495 -00 59 M.rcury 70 H, P, $595.00 H. , . �rcury Outfit $995.00 5 t IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN , METROPOLITAN MOTOR S Ulklni o ver payments on 59 Ford, 1ee Rodney Pierce, Long 600 Eaat Main StrHt, Pom•rar Phan• WYl-3870 Bottom. Alao a l!M9 Crosley car tor Hie, 1 0 J l Jtp 8sU;t,tc: I 0- For Sale 0r Rent CHEVROLET Deluxe coupe. mechanical condi tion, Mason, . 1O,1 ·-. 11 ".-lL't0' <.-3 - t' ull .1 0 ,.lA -ijiz -1•dW. Va., Phone SP 3-5919. b dr hilth witt, ,,,Lofull uum�. c •tp lo B u I matk washct". !\-lat)lc S(l"''<'I, lt ,·ddl cpurt . l ' h unc WY 2-5 1 � i\ 6t c 2 OAS. l'Ul!:L ulL and -coat fur. ...._ call for tree eiitimaLes. I f'ONmu • AbboU .11.ldaleporL S MALL A PAllTMENT OR Trailer. J'hunc S i l :.! -4173. CR S TATIONARY OSLEY DISH1 0 10 3lc wuher, used Olli)' short time. Priced lor qulck NIie. $39. Call I J I O 1 1 3tp \ WY Z-8792. ,eu Al I _yor Sale .."'"* I ' -· -- --·•·- -- - l 1 2 ) Wanted to Rent 1 4 For Rent TRANSMISSION WITH .ElG-HT ROOM HUUS.I!;, two five room apartmenu. A. N. »engi.,I. ••· Alao opl it manifold ow�rlr for M ord. <.:a11 W y 2-6047. Pbone WY.!-327�. il-2-tfe 10 1 1 3lc ! THAILER <.:OURT space tor rent. Cleon quiet reaidonlial locution •'1.00 and up. VENETJ.&.t.r .,�n BLINDS .,.. In Cheshire, Ohio. Concrete New' window blind• ,nd !hades. poUo and walks, good waler, Store awninJa. Dale Wlppel Sup . or.1·,0U sewer, laundry, privileges, � "' ,,..," 21D Union Ave., Pomeroy, per week. obuL DHlon, Ueal10 1 1 30tc ·Ob!o . i tor• G,lllpo •' Ohio· JO·6· 101 e COAL--,J,UIIP, STOKER, NUT. Double 8 COil Co., We■t (;olum- -- - - - ----- MODEltN unrurnished 3 room, lpta., W, ,Va. Ph. SP 3-1)246, bath apartment. Birch cablo 8 6tp and · , mets, d1spm1al, incinerator, •--- ·- ---- ---, l : VIS A . pro D . , large -5141. closets Phone WY T TIii: LATI" . ff IH6-tfc ,--'•, -,,-,y brlci two story, locatell TbIr d and Coal AJ'AA,.., •. •. . _ •"· oiabed ..., •t .Nor&b , 10 .. 1 ,tnlll MkSclltport, may be ... ..,..... o1 urn11o 1 ..-'<I. M.c.Mi,... u 111tera_ Jliddlt1 INID. •RY tvenln,. •n-30tc port. !'hone WY 2-2821 . 3 3 ti ,l,OO per bu. Pick your I BaAN -1 ---owil, Brln'J yqur own eonlllner. FOUll ROOMS, unfurn ,hed an d l four room !urniHhed. Phone C. W. Pro fitt, P01U1nd. - 330:l , Christine cle. W 2 Bce Y l•• v-r lJIP 10-7-6tc 111: MlNB PONY, mare pony 2 0•• )'elfl old, boru pony l year old. NICE TWO b•d1 ' · ou,n ho,no. Call lNI ,ORD Tractor and Mower WY2-524L HH l-3tc � IIQO. Pbont WY 2·3204-, ' i 10 8 8tc 4 ROOMS AND BATH Un[urnished ....--•• - apartment. Ren t reasonable. fP.'.l"ATO• CIIN:nce Proffitt, Call WY 2-5293. 10 1 1 6lc 10412tp t.Porlfind, Ohio. . ------,7 6 HOOM HOUSE, 2 BA'fllS, t- urLAND, CROPS, FAHM � nace heal, l11.1· 11e lot. Localed in ap1,menta and Uve■tock. Je111e excelle nt nc l••hhorh ood , Write • <uC'-- 11•• Kln1,bur• R d Box 668-11 , c/ o The Daily Scntm• 'Pl'il� ' 10 10 3tp el, l'omeroy, Ohtu. lO l l atp SEWING MACHINE c�i� 'N 1 = 111- Mukea button holci, J1& ,, MUDEUN 5 ltoOM HU US E irnd ....,_IDII, an d all fancy stil• 111.r■.11:e, with gro1.md s. Ll.1caltid on � ~••••II -■--- Y 10Id for OVl"r ..i � Mate Jloute, five miles from ,uu, r , I b • 11 o a ance o _, II p · 00 Pomero) ' . furnace heat. Write 1 •2 P<! r week HYmlny · Box 668 . u , c / o The Daily Sen• IO 12 6tc � WY 2-2204. tmel, Pomeroy , Ohio. 10 1 1 6tp MACHINE�&a , SEWING ... .bobbin, in brand new con• J lOllW., 'ealiitnet. Equipped to :d x ( - -� malte butlon holet. Will illt/ lP41.. lo etponsible part)' to MAN to take over a;a■ station. r _;.-.i · 9·23-tfc Phone WY2-9920. , ..: �ver 8 payment■ of $8,40 --- - - ---.- , _ 2204 2 Phone WY ,. mollth. Phone WY 2WANTED: Mechanic. ,.,._,,. 10 12 ate •• tic 1 9--..,:...,. FORD ' . ' •••'", -'�111!8 1 ' 1 °" · , ° ., 1 7 Help Wanted ( 20) , ST ATI Of' OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWA Y S NOTICI Of HEARING Contnd SalH L ...I Copy N•. 60-916 Columbu1, Ohio, September 26, lHO ln accordance with the Provia­ ion.s of Chapter · M l l of the Re­ vised Code of Ohio, the Director of Highways o! Ohio will bold 111 public hearing al 10:00 o'clock A. M., Eastern Standard Time, Octo­ ber 27, 1 960, in the Common Pleas Court Room, the Mei,is County Court House in Pomero.11, Ohio, for the purpoiie of hearing arguments for and against the proposed Relocation and Vacation of part of State Route No. · 338, Section 15.20 Meigs County. AUCTIONEER REASONABLE RATIS SATISFACTION GUAif.ANTEED C•II or writ• I. O. McCoy PROPOSED, WHEN THE PllO­ ChHt•r, Ohio VlSIONS OF CHAPTER 5511 OF 8 22 301p THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE UULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Pond;, MET AND UPON PROPER EN­ basemcnls and landscaping. Pb. TRY IN THE JOURNAL OF THE Chesler, YU 5-32:15. 10 3 30tp DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS, THE RELOCATION OF A PORTION ,, uo,'NG SPOUTIN G, SHEET OF STATE ROUTE NO. 338, SIT­ 1 - Repair work of any U ATED 1N SECTION 21, TOWN me tal work. k111d. Phone WY 2-23012 NORTH, RANGE l l WF.ST, 10 IO 30tp LEBANON TOWNSHIP, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. And 'being more full y descrlb• ed as follows: COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO Beginning at a point in the tection, Llle, Auto, Fire, Poll• cent@r of existinn State Route Call Don .llllla, Jdiddleport, No. 338 said point being 0.08 •)Iii'"mile, more or leu, measured southwesterly along exi11tin1 State BARNES-SIMPSON INSd RAN'CE Agents, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ Route No. 338 from Brida:e No. mobile. Honda. Phone WY2- MEG-338-1525; thenue northeaster­ 8-27 U ly with a tangent and a curve to 2 90J the right crossing Brida:e No. MEG·338-1 52� over Old Town Cnek; continuing with said curve fi70R SA I...E: FIVE ROOM HOUS& and a tangent to a point in the with bath, nice location. Melvin ct:nterline of exisllng State Route llood, 1 1 1 Lo..:uat St,, Pomeroy. No. 338, .said point belng 0.11 mile 10 1 30tp more or less, measured aorth­ easterly along existing State Route No .338, from Bridge No. MEG, there tennJnarte. 338· 152� and Being in all a distance ut 0.19 mile, rnore or leH. PROPOSED, WHEN THE PROSTATISTICS - Benefits accruing VISION OF CHAPTER Mll O F S to a community when a new THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE , industry hires 100 wor ker : MET ANO UPON PROPER EN­ 296 more people, 1 12 more TRY IN THE JOURNAL OF THE huuseholds, 5 1 more school DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS, THE children, $590,000 more in per- VACATlON OF PORTIONS OF 11onal incom e per year, · $270,- EXISTING STATE ROUT E NO. 000 more in bank deposits, l O'J 338, SITUATED IN SECTION 21, more paasenger care regislered, TOWN 2 NORTH, RANGE 1 l 1 74 more worke rs emp loyed, 4 WEST• LEBANON TOWNSHIP, establishments, more retail COUNTY, OHIO, SAME MEIGS $,lllO,llOO more in retail " 1" TO REVERT TO THE ABUTTING per �·cur. Reversal of tbe con- PROPERTY OWNERs AT SUCH dllions will produce inverse re- TIME THAT TH E DI.R.EC'I'OR suits · These figures have been HAS COMPLIED WITH THE PR0compiled by compelenl authori- VISIONS OF SECTION . 03ll.01 tic.s 8nd are equally appllcible OF THE REVISED CODE. in Cleveland, Hoboken, HamAnd being more fully deicribtramck or in Pomeroy, Ohio. ed as follows: Being all of the ex isting State tc No. 338 between the begin� --"-"' - j hlng and end of the a hove def Ni:W HA VEN-3-bedroom frame cribed proposed relot'allon noi huml! with large kitchen, living needed for the construction and mum and timing room. Also 3- m:lintenance of the above propoa• room (I urmsI 1c d J co Itage pre- ed relocati on or nee d ed f or any ti cr ubl' C h' h w 11 t $18 00 l t d ::��/ �: �c�l c n�l y loc� ted p:� 0 1 p I E. 1 ;JESroN Director of Highways, Iv\. Price only $»500.00. �•w "A"EN •· d room, c Jcc- J I0)-12-19-2tc '"' ■• n • -3-1.1e home little trically hcutcd more than a year old, wellbuilt wilh pla.slurcd walls, 4 STATE OF OHIO lari,:e do8cts with sliding doors full basement ou1d nice carpel. DEPARTMINT OF HIGHWAY S NOTICE OP HI .ARING Pay small eiJ.uily to owner lllld ai1sume .!-'HA loan with no clos- Contra ct Stlet Lt1• I C opy No. 60-915 Ing costs. Columbua, Ohio, S.,tffltNr 24 JIM ROUSH, S■luman 1960 NEW HAVEN, w. VA. In accordance with the Provi-1PHON E ru2.2843 ion■ of Chapter �511 ot the ReJO· l2-llc vi11ed Code of Ohio, the Director ' hways or Ohio wJII hold a Fun SALE A 6 room hou,. and oI H ig bath, lwo lots, storm door, pu bllc hearma: · at I 1: 00 o'clock and windows, double garage, A • M ,, EasIern St andard Time, "1H1 heat, <1ty waler. $4,000 oc 1o..... •·r 27 , 1960, 1n lhe Common e balflnce 1D amall month · Plea, Cottrt Room, the Mel111 down, ly payments. Phone W19-379'..il. county Court House In Pomeroy, I O· tHUp Ohlo ' for the purpose 0 l hear J na ;·uu SALE 6 room house w l th ar11 uments tor and a,ilainst the lund, HuUand Townahip. Phone proposed re Ioca t'ion an d ncaUon W Y;.-?.-6181. ____ 10-6-6tc Of parl O f state Route No. 143• _ - - Section 2.67, Meigs County.., - -- PROPOSED, WHEN THE PROfo'OH SALE House .. I acre Portland, s ome furniture $2000.00. VISIONS OF CHAPTER SOU OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE 1< or further information Phone V13 · 2476. 10-11-Gtp M ET AND UPON PROPER ENTRY 1N THE JOURNAL OF THE D lREC H SALE: HOUSE: 5 ROOMS and TOR OF HIGHWAYS, THE RELOFO bll ll i, slurm wm . dows and d oora, CATION OF PORTION OF STATE awmngs. I n Syraeu,e. A r ter small ROUTE NO 143 SITUATED IN ' · down payment, lake over GI SECTION Jl, TOWN 2 NORTII, 5 3 6-38 Lu.in. Call Gallipolis Gl RANGE 13, WEST, SALISBURY .t fl l!r 4 p. m. 110 ) 12' Jlp TOWNSHIP MEIGS COUNTY ' ' OHIO. An d be Ina more IuII)' dtseribed II fol1ow1: _ • Bea:lnnlng at a point in the ceater . of • tlna State Roule . No. J.11"' ,,,·d iInt bei'na O.OB 1111 10, more �r leu, rneasured south• Hi■lina State Gauges: Montgomer y upper easterly al ona 1• from Br '1dge No. ft. Route No. 10.3, lower 9.3 running 1, -. 2 3 • t;u 111 pohs upper 17.8, 1 ower 8, 6 MEG•l ts-0275; thence northwest•. runmng 1 3-4 Ct. Lock 23 upper erly with a curv11: ·lo the lert 15.4, lower 9.0, closed. cro11ln1 a creek a't a point 0,01 All dam& 1 3 throuj h 23 are u) mile, more or le11, meaa\lfed and cloud oH. southweoterly alon• • lhe ,reek llo11ts down: Loc k 14 Charles from Bridie No. MEG•t•• ._-0-•, ... .,· · ll. Stevenson, 7: 15 am, 14-0,· Lode. thence co ntlnu,·ng northwester!• , U , Western 6:1 5 am, 6-8; Lock 18, wit h a curve to the left to a point OVEC 5 am, 16-1 ; Lock 23 Roe- in the center of exi!lini State k(l l 3 : 40 pm 10-J; City of Hi.Int• Route No. 143 uid point bein1 mglon 7 : :.'.5 pm 18-1: L. Wade 0.08 mile, more or leu, me11ured Cb 1 lders, 8:4:. pm, 12-4 ; Beaver northwesterly d ons exiatin1 state 10 pm l·O; Helen Z 10:45 pm 6-0; Route No. 1..., h'om Bridae No. C. V. Ho rner 5 : 40 am, 2-0; Bay • MEG-143-02'7.5, and there te '°mln■te, being in all a distance or ou l.,1,1reine 6:25 am, 0-4. Bo�Hs up: GallipoUs James Hin- 0.16 mile, more or less. PROPOSED, WHEN TH E PRO. es 6:45 am U>; Lock 2:i Allaa VISIONS OF CHAPTER Mll OF 5:45 pm 0-7; Aztec 8:40 pm 4-1. THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE 1 20bJ I nsurance ( 2 1 ) Rea l !:state "··ckI'el' , e'llf't., .., �- Legal Not,·ces 7 RIVER REPORT - Busl' ness Se rv1· ces flew Here Saturday MUILL ■ A l'UkNAC.15, WIITINO For Square Dance HOUla 1ppllanca. Ameld 9,,.. Mr. ,nd lffl Ronald Bteawy •nd . then. lwrecu-. Ohio. PhoM Mr. and Mr•- Thoma& Eaton, Jr. of 11-11,tt Hammond, Indiana, flew here In WY2..u4. .UR eONDmON!NG, aEFRJGP. their .semCa on Saturday mornine aUon aer'1ce. Jack'• Retr,eora• to visit Mr. and Mr1. John' Hndy, tJon. New Unen. l'bone n,2-- H1rriaonviUe Road: and to attend 6-Ja-U the Mid-Ohio Valley Square Dance Featival. �dr. BeElawy ii M.ra. Har1637, __ dy'o nephew, A 1 1CTIONIII Befott1'tlfet retut�ed..on Sunday C.a,a.. ..._ lenlN · •CrlH ......... tfternoon, Mr. Beeowy took the llard11 for , ride overr,tbeno and .,,.., llhorle er c...tNt - ------ - --- Legal Notict v·,rg,n,a . . M. or,·,n . DUOfM; Barr I n,'ted l n r:roop 270 Camps "'••f Q. n SOfUrday MOrl/Oge At OQk HIII On OctOber 1 St · VIII u I At Heml ... I VirCiDil Martin, Oak Hill and loped- edge. The bouffant !kirt oc V D\.l�ne Bur, L1n11ville, were unit• fell gracefully Into a chapel ed m m1rriaa:e ill lhe Old Coun• length train. ffer fingertip veil • The Boy Scouts of Troop 270, try Church Tabernacle, Oak Hill of sheer brid1J illusion was Hemlock Grove held a campin& on S.tw-d1y, October l at 2 : 30 caught to a queen& . crown of lace trip Saturda):. The Scouts hiked and tiny seeded pearls. Sbe ear- frqm their meeting place to a o'clock ln the afternoon. Tbe vows �ere tak�n before an rled a bouquet of white and e,a,)e on Frai\k Clark's property. altar of white alad1oll!, mum1, bronze mums lied with white saThe Scouts cooked Lheir meals · over homemade charcoal slo\'es. and greenery, with palms, and tin Jover'& knots. white tapen in the six-branch Kay Barr and Ellen Canter, After breakfast church services candelabra on elther o:ide. bridesmaids, wore avucado green were held. The Scout& then went The RHerend fi.oy L. Allen, velvet sheath dresses, matching on a five mile bike where they uncle of the , bride, performed I accessories and torsage of gold completed first and second class requ,rcments, the ceremony. I mums. _Reser"ed pewa were decorated Betty Martin, sister of tbe The boys in our troop are with huckleberry and \Wlite 11tin l bride serving 111 maid of honor I David Reed Robert w · Smith rlbbont. wore a capu�ine velvet sheat� , Larry Reese'., Ronnie Eastman: dress, matchlni pumps, gold veil Rotlney Hysell, Cecil Midlj:iff, A half hour of pre-nuptial mu- and a corsage of gold and bronze Mike Ha:r.elton, Dery! Well, Bob &i� was presented by Mrs. Eloise m um&, I Smilh, Kenneth Da)', Mike Mui­ Jobes organiat, and Andy Ondera Blair Cadwallader serv�d as lord, Wilford Biggs, Don Cullums vocallll. Mr. Ondera's rendition best min to lbe groom, with Jay and Allen Swart:r..of "The Savior Like • Shep- Allen and Bob Canter as ushers. --henl Leadeth" and ''The Lord'a The bride's mother chose a Girl Scout Troop 1 71 Prayer" aa part of the nuptial navy 1uit with white and na vy aervlces added to the impreHive- acceaaories and wore a corsage of Holda Meeting Mornlay neu of the double ring ceremony. white carnationa. Girl Scout Troop 171 met Mon• The bride, escorted by her The groom', mother cflose a. day Octo·ber 10 at the F'irst Bap• father, wore ■n elegant fi oor navy dress, with beige' and nav)' list Churcb. The mee1 ing opened lenath sown fa1hioned of bridal accesaories and a c:oraage of white with lhe Girl Scout Promise led by 11tln deai1ned with a scoop neck- carnation,. President Jane Grueser. lined decorated .with chanlilly lace DU.es were paid and minutes of Following the ceretftony a re­ lrrldeacent sequins and aeeded ception for invited guest.B was the last meeting were read. The pearla. The Iona sleeves pointed held In the banquet room of the group made decorations for tbe gracefully over the bands; a tilted , Cambrian Hotel in Jackton Aa­ Halloween part.v elonaated bodice featured a acal• silting hostesses were Eva A.uen Refreshments were served by and Georgenna Evans. The bridal Nanc)f Arnold. The meeting closed table Wai decqrated with an all• with the friendship circle. white wedding cake, surrounded BROTH E R DI ED by gold and bronze mums and Benton Ponn received word ,on sprigt o! huckleberry and the punch bowl lilied wilh mini Tuesday of the death o f his bro• · ther, Sam Ponn, 90, at his home in , green flavors. A reor1a niuttonal meeting of Murray City. White tables w_ere used to . the Happy Go Lucky 4.ff Club was Mr. and Mrs. Ponn will attend held Wednesday at the home et d1spla)' wed�lng gifts from rela- the funeral services on Thursday Mrs. Alma Turner ' advisor ' In M1_ tives and fn�nds. . For her gomg away outfit the afternoon. ,on Clly. new Mrs. Barr . chose a gold wool Officer■ elected at the meeling sheath dress with brown accessor• I included Georala Sherry, president: Barbara Sherry, vice president; le■e •�d wore the corsage from her bndal bouquet. I Dee Anderaon' secretary •· Vikki The couple will reaide at 1 1.5 ' MtDanlel tre■surer· Mn· Alma East CroH Street, Oak Hill. Turner, l�ader; Mr■'. John McDaniel, Mr . and Mn. P1ul Anderson, Mn. James Wlte and Mrs. Paul For Johnson, 111,1t1nt le■dera; B,renda k Gro e 4:00 M11ke Room for Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood �,oo Steamboa&. 1:1,w e,30 Oulck Draw McGraw e,oo tduslc in the Round t;lli The ,lin. Tl11 .!ker Sbow I.JI! Wl!:tberean .1:30 7Jewt Pictun■ e,411 Hunth!Y Brin.\tleJ' .Rerort ,,oo Manhunt 7,30 Wagon Train e,so Price is Ri�ht 9 10 Perry Como Show 10:00 Peter LoYes Mar)' 1�, : .:i· o Tombstone Territory U:00 Newll Headllhe• 11,1� "flHtt1.ere11t 11,15 The Jack Paar Sh.09' 1:00 Sign on hirIly'S Beauty shOp S 10t\<, COURT STREET PHONE WY-2-2207 Evenings by �ppointment �losed Wednesday Afternoon Visit Our Infant Dept. I • I I BECKY'S Channel 3 - Thursday 5:45 6:00 1:00 9:00 9:30 lu:00 l�:3() EVER YTHI NG FOR THI! BABY! M I D·DLEPORT 4-H Club Met On Wednesday N,ght • In Social Room SMITH CLOTHING CO. Work Shoe LIGAL �O"flCI NOT IC Oil FILI NG AND HIAR • �: 0: \��NT��y .. 0 . Probate Court, Mt>lp County, Ohio TO the Executor or Admlniatra• tor and to IUCh of the following as are reaid�ts of the atate of Ohio: 1urvi \lUIJ spouse, if any : next of klnj beneficiaries under t he w111 , If a ny: the attorneys represenun1 any of the aforei:penL1oned peuona: You are hereby notified that on the 30th da)' of September, UHIO, ■n Jnventor)' and Appraisement of the e■tate or Edward P. llrownlna, decased, late of Lebanon Township Jn said Count)' WIS filed in this Court. Hearl111 on said Inventory and Appr1laement will be bad before tbia Court on the 22nd day of October, UJ60, at lO o'clock A, M. "" E1cep"on, !here•oV ma• " be filed anv lnte-oled pa�• at an• b• n, " , time prior lo five dive " before tbe date Mt for hearln1· WITNESS my al1aature and the aeat 01 Nld t.: ou:rt, 1n11 30th day Of September. UMIO F• H; O'Brien, Jud&e and Ex-O!Hclo Clerk B)' Ann Baker, Deputy Clerk. (10 ) 6-12•:ltc: -- -----Q � . NOTIC I OP APPOINTMINT l1tatt of . Freclerlck J, Bu rkitt Coa No. 1 ... 1 --Notice ii hereby a:iven that Geor1e E. Burlr.ett, whose Poat Office addrea lo North Third Street., Middleport, Ohio, bu been duly appointed Admi nlltrator of lh •-tata of "'°"' -edertek J, Burkett. late of Pome_roy VIilage, MeiC■ Couuty, Ohio. Dated thil, 28th da)' of Septem. ber, 1 0, 10 John C . Bacoil • · •• Pro,. Ac tinI JUv.ae O1 t he �•e Court �eip Cou nty, O.bJ o. (i) 2&; (lO) ,_ 12-3tc ■ I ..__a/ i . 1 IYu. ant1 M.1:11. tteoer Miller, fur• merly o( Pomt P1easant, are an­ nouncing the birth o.t lhe1r firat cnuu, a son, last Thuraday at the Macuson Clinic m Maco.son, w. Va. 'l'he 1ruant wei51iled 11x pounds 11n� hililB been namea Craia A1an. Mn. M1Uer ia thv tormer Lol11 Jean Roush while Mr, M iller, now a a:raduate stuaent at Marshall Col­ lflle, was lormerly manaaina: direc­ tor of the Pt. Pleasant tbumber of Commerce. Mr■. Miller ta1Jj1ht al Waham11 High School last year. Materhal p-andpll.renu are Mr. and Mra. Arneu Roush of West Co­ lumbia. Paternal arandparenu are �. and Mn. Wil1ie M1Uer, Madi­ \ oon. , BAIER •• SIYFRIED n-.-aa.:.:- your LENNOX dealer NBW and USBD ,,..,,,...,,,. ,ola •H* --, I I. �: �r:�·.!:-�=-= �•.: I 1 j I Aids. e I ( ) Please mail full details and i I I I I · - - - - - - - -- - --I INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING IIII VESTIGATION CAMERAS Phone WY•Z.S7N POMEROY, OHIO BULKY KNITS ' Philli p Siste rs Style Shop POMEROY, OHIO COURT STREET PU BLIC SAL E! MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE'� .Thursday, Oct. 1 3 at 1 :00 P.M. LOCatlen from Ga111,0:111 fO up Route 7 thr• mlln abow• Ch• thl.,., tum laft on Storr Run Road, 2 mll," balow Ml�l•port, 7/10 �I• oH Rt. 7 on Story Run Rold. RNIClll for Hllin1, moving to Arbon•. Five Rooma Furniture, Some Canned Fruit, Antique Furniture, Di■hes, Carpenter Tool&. 1 Table Saw, 1 Ji:11 Saw, 1 Electric Grinder, Tool Boxes, Hammers, Saws, Drill Bits, Metal Cabinet, Ladden, Hoes. Shovela, Mowin1 Scythe, 2 t..wn Mowefi8, Bee HJves, Garden Tractor, Electric Motor, J.ust Overhauled , Like New, Many Other llema Too Numerous To llen�on. OLEN TAYLOR, Owner O. I. FR NCH, Auciti.,..... J. A. FRINCH Clffk . NOT RESPONSIBLE F9R ,!,CCIDEN'rS MOTICI OP SA.LI Bldi llflll be received bJ the undenlp.ed 1t tbe offi,..u of Webater and Fultz; Pomeroy NatJon■l Bank Bulldlni, Po meroy, Ohio, until 10: 00 A. :It on Friday, I Oetober 14, HMSO, for the purehaae of t he Bertha A. Amott NII e■tate, ailuated in Letart · I TOWllahip, Meilt County, Ohio. -• ' The above reel estate CODIUlll - W,Yel-ft1� Phene or approximately llflVen•-v .four FOR YOUR HO!IIE IMPRp'.\IE\IIE;IIT TRY C:-ner. W & R,utt.11iil ln. I , aerea, on wbleb there is •ltu■tad Mltklla,a,t Ohle , I fivwoom frame dwelUna:. Freela11d Norri,, __,..:_ - . We � ronctete 'to your . . Admlnblr•l•r of the · 1�NrH�1'.i'bt a';:fi'.'t� T� apeclflcaUons, deliver It I TIii& R�e To Time Arno Berth of Ettate tt a A. DIRECTOR or HIGHWAYS, TIIE 181 BO; ( lO} 3• ,, 1• 1• lO. 11• 11 RIGHT lo yow: Job, ready Ohl· Furute •\,·1111, A VACATION OF A PORTION OF ' " to pour. Lowest prices. . , New Amert.eta EX ISTING STATE ROUTE NO. 1111 followt: Bein, all of ,lll,t1n1 , Stale 10, SITUATED IN SECTION 31, • t No job loo ..... � • IRIII "' or loo , TOWN Z NORTH, RANGE 13, Route No, 1 43 between lhe be1ln• illlall --; � ellverles every WEST, SALISOUR.Y TOWNSHIP, ntna and e nd of tbti above dte• 1 · day ..:,: eall •Y 10 I, ID, Ill� � .;;. liOlt MEIGS CQUNTY, OHIO, SAME crlbed propot_ed. rel0<:1Uon not I u. · • for Baiurday dellvery. To REVERT TO nfE ABUTl'lNG needed for tbe- construction and PIii ■-T,IMATU ., o,,tenance n abo\le mai the f o Prop PROPERTY OWNERS AT SUCH TIME , THAT THE DIRECTOR ed reloe,.uon or needed for ,ny ff V ', ' T :,-:IIU T-r ► • - �-.,. •�,I WJTH HAS COMPUID THK 1other pWlll..... �pn.,, ,, .;,.i � -� ,._ E,_ S. ,PJ!l:STON _ • P.JIOVISIONS Or Sl!lOTl\)N Ull,fl'I PL.ll �N!J Ii ■a, •r- • .-uvu ' •T-·- , ...__e W"A.HJU. "''-'"dJ-.. • -.• uiffc\or of lil1llwi1• ' OF THE REVISED CODE, WY-.0 . MIIN-. ·( IO►)Z.� '"' · And bebll more liUIY -H,ed ' ' -�---.I · ___..__.._..._ - �- 1-':""--�-:-�-��-"""-�P"."":"'"''• · ., >' , ·••--, �� L■-L •• I s. I Mandanl G•r .,.....,a· ,-u�. ., ............... ■ PMllt JJM'J'lJli 1 1:00 'J :30 .2:00 12.:30 12:45 1 :00 l : 30 2:00 2::-m 3 :00 3:80 1:r() �;11, 1:30 \:00 S:00 1 . 15 tl:20 8:30 '1:00 7:30 8:30 I Love Lucy The Clear Horizon Love of Life Search for Tomorro\f The Guiding Liibt Lire of Riley � the World TUrna Full Circle House :'arty .The Millionaire The Verdict rS Youn The Brighter Da1 Th� Secret Storm Thi Edge of Night The Three Stooges Arthur J. Smith-Hen A Look at the tfeatb�r Si!-JrtAU-Ope Amolil &: Andy Shotgun Slade Political Broadca!l Zane Grey Theater The Brighter oa, '!:,e Secre� Stonn Edge of Night Tbe Three Stooge, News A Look ar the Weather Sportscope Amos & Andy Highway Patrol The Aquanauts Wanted-Dead or Alive My Sister Eileen I"ve Got A Secret Armstrong Circle Theater 1 1 O'clocll: News A Look at \he' Weather 'l'heatcr 13 ' Channel 13 - Thursday :;�g 8:00 8: 15 9:00 _.:00 liO:SO t,51 t:00 1:11 t:02 1:30 t:41 8:00 1:02 8:0I IJl:80 1:35 r:oo New Auto Coats , ' f:IJO t:115 1:30 0:00 8:00 6:15 II :30 8:30 '1:00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11 :00 11:10 U : 15 .,ao FOR FALL 1960 I !'OMllROY. OHIO 220 E. MAIN ST. FILM SUPPLIE S I COAL, OIL, GAS FURN ACES Phone WV-2-2475 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 24 HOUR FILM DEVELOPING The Texnn Queen For A Day Ab.,ut Faces Medir nay in Court Gale Storm ShQ.W · Bed th� Clo,.!,. Who !lo You Trllflf A:-:-ieric�u 1Ba,1dstand Rn- w;y a"ud His P"riendlll San Francisco Beat n.--rter Your Esso R� "" Teller Weather John Daly News F'light Guestward, Ho! Dono.a Reed The Real McCoys My Three Sons The Victor Borge Show Johnny Midnight News To,ugbt Scanning the Weather Sports Tonlsht Late Show thannel 1 3 Wednesday I free literature. Please lelephone me at I home to arrange for a I demonsLration, NAME, - - - - - - - - - - - - --------' I I STREET, ---- - - - - - - - -T- - - - ---CITY, - - - - --- --- STA E, ---: PHONE, _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Cartoon Spectacular Romper Room Show Time E�so Rerorter I Married Joan 12 ,00 t2,30 \ :00 J : :,U 2:00 2:30 8:00 ):30 d)O �:·10 i.:o 6:sO fli:40 • 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9 :00 Q:30 10:30 1 :Ofl 1 1 : 10 . 1 : 15 U:� V Ch ann el 13 -T-N- WH T- Tffr Off and Mail Thia Coupon learning Hearing el 8 ,.,__. sci 800 8:30 S:30 .J :26 l:30 421 Market Strfft P.rkenbura, W. y.,. PhDne GA-2-5411 I -am interested. in I more about Zenith II. WC �S -TV�Ch ann el 8 Channel 8 - Thursday GROVER'S STU DIO MiUer'• A.nrwunre Birth Of A. Son N ffC8. • L8fl0/ Not'Jte$ $1 2.95 THE SHOE BOX r•• .,.,.,..,.,, Camp Hesrlng Cenler Men and Boys 'l'tle Daughters of Ruth Class of the Unllt!U M.ethomsl cnurcn met m the social room of tne church Monuay anernoen with Mrs. Min- , Mldclleporl, Ohio me Neutz.ling, Mr5. Thomas Geog­ Jem and .Mrs. Mart Crary as hos­ tesses. u1·oup singing with M"'iss Lucre­ Range< tia Uenne1mt!l' -1t the piano opened the meetms. idemoo:rs an1were<1 rod cau with "An Autumn Thought.'' iJUl"IJ18 the business seuion with Full-cork oil resistant sole. No Mrs. t.;eorge Joaclum, pnis1deni, m back. C & EE widths. seam cnarge, p1ans were mjde lor the annuai ".l n:.in&sg1vmg dUlneJ" to be Helt.I at tne church in Jlilovember. ,�tr9, tUCh111rd t:ampbeH JeQ the devouons ' Lmng 11s ner topic, "A l J.J.i)' w I Lh uou, ' An Brtl le · ·Ttle C i-·orgotten Liay 01 the Lora" was MIDDLEPORT Ili.11<1 oy Mrs. Joachim ,ma a pot1m I D)' Mu1s lienhe1mer concludt.1<1 the prngram. .t\etreshmenl& were &erved b.)' the PORTRAITS hostes1es trom a table cemered , WEDDINGS w1tn an arrangement 01 rosei; irom tlle g11roen 01 Mrs. Albert Aiw11rd, GROUPS a me11lOc:l" .·Uue.sLs tor the <lay were .Mrs. ttomer Cooper, Mrs 'fheo­ aore !Sensel ana .Mrs Earl Denny. Lec,al No... 4'h,... ;,w 0, Sweaters Church Cla�s Held Burton, Ja ne 'l\lmer and Charles Anderaon, reporters; Gloria Roush, Jimmy Wlte and Vance Dawaon, song leaden; Sutan John■on, Jane Turner and Charle! Anderson, 1ame leaders; Glorl■· Roush and Nancy Anderson, telephone com­ mittee; Jimmy Wlae, hl1torlan, and Vance Dawson, uslstant. Plan, were made for a Hallow­ een p11rty to ·be held on · Tuesday, October 25, lo 7 p. m. Plate of the party It to be announced later. FAITHFULLY AMPLIFIES Sign On Continental Classroom TOO.ay Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mr1. North D,ough Re Mi Play Your Hui!� - ltUUHI _ ·Ullltltl 4:00 American Bandstand , 6:30 The Lone Ranger 1:00 San \· TdncllC'..1 Beat 8:30 Your Esso, Reporter 6:40 Weather Teller 6:45 John DalY Newa '1:00 Four Just Men 7:30 HC'ng Kong 6:30 Nt':lson Famlly 9 ·· 00 Hawaii3n E;yc 10:00 Bing Crosby Show U :00 New� Tonight 11:10 Scanning the Wiather 1 1 :15 Sports R.?port 11:20 L�te Show ..t,. Rugby 1 1 :0C Price Is Right 11 :30 Concentrauon 12 · 00 Truth or t:onsequence 12:30 JI Could Be You 1 :00 Mid Day News 1 : 1 0 ;-,iovielime 2:20 Woman's World 2:30 Loreua Young Show 3:00 - Young Dr. Malone • 3:30 From These RooU 4:UO M�ke Room fot Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood 5:00 Steamboat Bill I· 30 Sgt Preston S.-00 Flatt & Scruggs Show t,;:25 Weathercast 9:30 N,,ws P1cturP 6:-t:5 Huntley Br!nJd,;, Report 7:00 Whirlybird11 7:30 The G"reat Debate 8: 30 Bat Masterson 9:00 Bachelof Father 9:30 The Ford Show 10:00 Tbt Groutbo 1:>now .0:30 Phil Sil\'ers Show l 1 :00 i�ews H�dlinea .1 :10 Weathercast l l : 15 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Off Clionner a - weanesdaf Try The Mew COI orette bY L'orea I II Happy Go Lucky WSAZ-TV ChddHel 3 BANISH GREY the Shampoo Color Way I I TELEVISION GUIDE \ TOKYO UP1-Fvelgn Minister 8'ld Tuesday Zentaro Koaakl there would be . no immediate chan1e Ill Japan's ,tand against I admitting Communi1t Cbim, into the United Nation,. - - -- ------ ti:n, t:SO ,:Sb C0:00 10,u 10:30 10:"32 10:4, 1!:00 UtOZ 11 :21 11 ;30 12:00 •:oo CBS News Captain Kangaro,, Cartoon Tb�ate1 December Bride Video Village :__ l0:00 10:30 I 1 :00 •1 : 10 1 ll:15 .;....._ ___ 1��·�othern Show Person To Person The :J)u Pont Show New• ! Look at the W"�atber ')'heater 13 WMl'O Daily Pro�aan Schedule 1Monday Friday) BIITI On Guest Star NeW1 RFD News Headlinea Breakfast · party Pickens Hardware Sbow Breakfast -Part, News Headlin,. Sport� Repor: Breakfast Partr NeWB Breakfallt Part, News Headlines Breakfast hrt, New■ Breakfast PartJ Coffee Time Shop News He■dUnes Momt111 Devuuoot. Radio SYmnal New• ltudlinea C9untr, P ,. !'um T'.W Racir ,IU · N,,· e s.,,p 12:aG J\llt For You 1 :00 News Headlineti 1:02 Just For You 1:30 News 1 :30 Juat rot You 2:00 Calling on Pt. Pleasant 3:00 � Ne..vs Heac!lines 3:� llutlc: Go Roilnd 1:30 Newa 1:35 )(111lc Go Round 4:00 News Headlinea t:oi MUI.le Go Round .Local New■ 4· 4:35 Mpalc Ge. RQund 4·00 Baseball Scores 5;0I )ltlslc Go 1\(iU:nd 5:SO ,News HetC,llDIII . . G:31 �usl<:: Go Round 5:48 Complete News Round•:UP tl:00 Crow'• Stttk �uao-&ouno of 111• 60'1 8:30 NeWB BeadliHt 88:32 Eveilln.a, tnterludt 7:00 Newa Headline, '7:02 Evening Interlude '1:SO News HfldlinM '7:32- Sundown Serenad• 8,00 Stan Off �·-----c---.,..,,,.c:-:"'"'� CO&LY r(JM, JrM ,.. HAPPY ANO I ARE GOIHG INTO TOW N.,. WILL YDU LOOI< AFTE R THING � HERE ? Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 12, 1960-7 L ocal Sor�rity HilcJ M eeting The second in 1 1ierie1 of pro, grams on Radiation Fallout wu he11rd by Xi Gamma M u Chapter Bela Sigma Phi Sorority when they met at the DAV Hall for lheir regular meeting Tuesday. , JosenJl Fenerboach of the KY· ger Creek plant is conducting the very interesting al)d informative i.irograms pertaining to atomic bombs and possible fallout. This week. he continued on thi! discus­ sion of the bombs as to the exteot of their damage and how to de­ tect them. Mrs. Joyce Kennc-dy, pre.sident, was in charge or the ahort meet­ ing when Mn. Pearl Welker Wa& elected aa the Valentine Girl to represent · the chapter in the na­ tional cont"st. A the close of the evening re­ freshments were sened by Mn. Welker and Mrs. Jean Morgan to Mrs. Edna Slusher, Mrs, Ken­ nedy, Mrs. Rose Sisson, Mrs. Ann Rupe, Mn. Louise Thompson, Mrs Mildred Karr,' Mrs. Sara Gibbs, Mrs. Phyllis Mullen, Mrs. Velma Rue, Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs. Norma Am!bary, Mrs. Marjorie Crow and Mrs. Sue Je!ters. Caniµta Club Holth Tue,day Meeung Mrs. Donald W. Milla enter­ tained her Canasta Club Tuesda)' evening: al her home in Mkidle­ port. Prizes for lhe e\'enlne wen won by Mn. O.arlet Au Brad• bur)', Mn. Richard Gre11, Mn. Lionel Boggs and Mrs. Edna French. During the evening refre1h­ ment& were served to those men• tioned and Mrt. Michael Hackett, Mrs. William Childf and Mre, Robe_rt Schmoll. 1· . l ,, t , ,,- ;�, .., .·- Goe ' ' 9Je 1· n Ra_-,.. �: .t-:�•· ··. A. ",..._' o. --. st.. • , , W MY '1ml!l!"R Cl! r ��:m1 � ' ... Mrs. Daisie Blakeslee was in tharl?e of tbe meeting nf the Middleport Teachers Assoclatl(m when they met Monday evening at the high school. Delegates to the OEA conven­ Uon to be held in Athens on October 28 and also to the con• vention in Columbus in Dtcembfr were named, Mrs , Blakeslee and A. A. Scarberr)' were named a■ dele(llates and Earl Knight . and Mrs. Emily Sprllgue i■ alte:t91tes to Athen1 and Mrs. -Blal'etlee was also named aa the delegate to the Columbus meeting :'!·ith Leo Kennedy named as .alternate. Mrs. Doroth y Lacey WH naiped by the .pre1Jdent as · secrei:atyi to Plans for the fall Rushing replace Mr. Barton who ' re11ign• Parh• ,,ere made TtJesday eve­ ed the position. ning" when Ohio Ela Phi Chapter Mrs. Nan Moore, chainnan of . of Beta Si!:!ma Phi Sorority met for the the committee planning at the office of •1he Ohio Fuel Gos Company for their regular dinner to bonor two Middlepqrt meeting. A party wllh the theme teachers Mlsa Susan Part And "Roaring Twenties" will be held Mrs. Nelle Davis reported that next Tue9day evening al the borne the dinner would be held at the Martin Restaurant. Ottier1 on this of Mrs. A. R. Kni&ht. Mrs. Ml1dred Following the opening ritual committee were by candlelight Mrs. Bernard Fultz Bailey, Mrs, Wilson Carpenter, presided over the business meet• Mrs. Maxine Philao11 and Mr8. ing .ind presented the repor'I. or Pearl Reynolds. the budget eommitlee. November 3rd was set for tbe date o r the Friendihij, la Theme � annual Fall Style show. l· � ScOut Meet The- president announced that Of Gtr, SatQJ"• Girl met Scout _187 Troop the be the ne>:.t meeting would Model meeting arid is urgin!! all day at the Pomeroy First Bapti,t. attend promptly Church. The meeting opened WI� members to Donna -Reibel, Maurisha Bursi. at 8: 15. Shirley Beegle presented the Donna Smith :m d Sheila Hieb p�­ cultura\ program on "Self Es- senling the flag cerernony, follo-«­ ed by a prayer by Sharon Y.ollnf. teem." Refreshments were- served ar- The troop repealed the Vlrt Scot(t ter the cloSing ritual by Jeanne Promise an1 gave the Pledge to Braun. Betty Everson and Ann the Flag and sang "White Cor,N. Chapman to those mentioned and Bells.' ' / Lucy Amsbary, Barbara Beli'-ing, Du.-is and attendance were ta!Jm Eleanor Blaettnar, St1e Grueser, by the patrol leaders Donna Reibe r Shirley Houston, _Mary Malher, and �eila Hicks. ·. Marlene Reinhart. Yvonne Scf!ll)', , 1) , Sue Seelig, Lee Seyler, Mila The meetmi was then turned Woods, Carol Bachtel, Phyllis over tq the g ,1eat speaker MQ:1 K_nopp, Reva Vaughan, Loui�e Pi\�l q:�f.:h 't'IJ.q�e . W�il1'AS "lnter­ .ZIJ.'kle,, _Donga Jones and , Lois, Ai4-¥Mt't,l'fiendlhjp. - .&tle , Lord tw, · 'tioop.,Af the trJditions, religioll';' Rnsenbaum. s::-hool.!l, cooking and holi$Y eefe. brations in Scotland. She also" showed articles in the ,uts an'd craJt I1eld and presented e,ch gdll• with a magazine that had bed'! ' printed in Sco11and. After serving refre!!b'lllents, Vickie Young 1md Donna, Sm�th led the girl� in group and round sing­ ing, Plans were made for a ' riature hike ne,c( Saturday. .�ouls _pre,en t, .were Mi,,urisha nurft, PaID l(J!Minfer, Barbal"a Tat­ ti,rson, QonllJI · Sa,ith, Crestlyn Hi<!kt, Vicki$ vbunt, Don'nll Heibel arid Sheila Hicks. Guest! were Mrs. P.aul · Cross, / Lind& Will, Jinice , Di·mlie aPd . qi.UcJr:y young. Leader11 are Mrs, Victor Young. Jr. and :.1rs. George Hicks. __ I __ _., _:_ Plans For Fall Rushing Party 1 WJ E H 9rlngs You The Up To The Minute an.... o.a, 10 AM -· -s:05 - PM 11 :55 .j/ .1, I ' \ j :� w� &JT, SIR!! -THE UNirEI> STATES �- l'l..NJ=· EF AH IS EVN-i NEAR 'iORE TCMB lN INDtA ­ AH'LL LOOK 'KJ'UP _;_ -lO RETUPN THE S'ICREO Wlf:£ .. By l}/¥,Ulll,l'er.aon/Jel Attended Meelllig Mr. and Mf■. Frank .Che!iebrew and Mlaa Erma Smith were In We1l1ton Monday evening to attend the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, Mr. Cheesebrew, department Sgt. at Arms, and Milla Smith, du,. U-lct community service ch-" 1 ..fnjn, were guest 11pe■ken. 'Mn, eh�He­ brew gave a report on the rQund tij>le. 11-t•etisalon held .. r;ecently at lh� DIBlr\<I Conlorence. \>f, Jhe Am­ 'erie�n �12t!. at wu���w,.i '. '(fllT, witH SON ., Mr. 11{4 • Mr,. . C�rl . Norton, Carla an4 Mrs. IJ■lph No�on went to RintoUI, nt., ·over the week and wh�. r,, t',v vlllted wlih A-B Jim.es Norton·, who it'. 1 •t�tloped at ChllinUte Air Force ��-- JI� is erp'.ecte4 to atart tech nical scijool lhere Wednesday. cBJ SAM 1iiff ' .. • IUNG What a territ,Jlj turn ot ev�. • I Mcison Cou nty NEWS . A I ' -� ' I 11£11'6' 1(11� Qlltelt THAM CVOOUN6 UP 10 A NICE 11)\j!M l'Wf'( (fl· A (l!lp MCIINIH6... Teachers Gr,oup Met Monday Night Goegleln's Ready-Mix Concrete I • ., llllJLTI --- ■ 1 tliNU'II \ /7. WH AT'S THAT STUPID TH ING ? NONE OF YOUR · YO� ' r.'lOID ME - -· -;,, . 15 IT . WH t , ... ' . � iaNI& aullllllWIII OI L WELL A TOY BUSINESS ..... bJ CIIESTl!B GOUDI ..,. �V A!IANOOfilED . SPCJTt il-115 WILL ee ..usr TIE A.-,a. TO a.EAVE IT. �- ---....... .... --� -.............. :'!.. _.....,..---·---� ·-�_... ...... ... .. .. -. .... .. ....-,.,---------..-.,..... --- · · · - .· · .. ,,,_ ,. .. 1! , • Business Services WANT ADS . == ,_. fOa CONSIS'J'IINT Dl!rl!IIIDABLF llESULT!' RATES Call Dick Sten i11t tiefo.1. P 9:30 t\..M Middl•port W Y ·2·2Mt l(AVl1 FUD 5TOt14 werd, Mle intertion. Minimum charge - 60 cenu.. per wurd W thn:.e oon.ect1Uve lnlertlont. - one month for 30 cenlJ per word. � l'l■ll l'ate of ,t cents: per word will be charged !or 1dvc-rtlsina , • Ml Md �thin 1 0 days aner rece... ving bill. -�• ii AO� - Sbould t,e r•pc>·tf>d :rnru.-d.Jatei)' . The ::, llemineJ uriU nnt be respollJllble for more lb.fJ onf' mcor Yllkon 5-21� t"-"ILL t,t;kVtC.E i rATUJ.. ,... f. 9:00 A..M. .4U Mny S:I� 6'\'Pry Oay S.,r\'k, Af Cttuter '.,..,..,.. ..'41 ol l'baab and Sptrt:ial Not.1.cr.11 oJ Evt'>ota I.U.IO. 4lbit uare1 llllbllabad It l te'll per word . lrORDS l DAY 3 [.A�S e iJAYS 1 MO SI 60c 90c I, .36 14 00 a, 00. $1.20 I I .Ill' $6.00 17_.o ' • 111c ,1.(1() 12.m b ' Atll Nell-S b, 10 A�- wW be in that day I l"IPfll'- . ' 1 PHONE WY-2-21 51 r:'=::�::'.:----••--::=======-=:,==,::,--,1 '':"1 ':"l1 J"":Notices - -- - --W ·•In. p,_ lnlptcffon, l naur, I SALE USED FURN_ITU R-E AT .,, ......... PMM • · I ELBER F ELD'$ IN POMER.OY . ._, WY 2- HCA VJCTO H 24 inch mahuyar.)' ' ...... 'Station4,2',tf'c television Console. "'ew picture .. A. ., 11M. . tube. $ L 35. . _ _c..___ ----- · _ I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE RCA VICTOR 2 1 inch deluxe table !or lhY debt& cqntraded past or I model television and matching hase . New picture tube. $95. pre1ent other than b-y myself. Slaned : Carl Stalder 21 INCH SCllEEN Admiral teleAdareas: Pleasant Ridge, I vision set M ahogany con�ole. Pomeroy. Oluo . $50. ---'"-'O ) ..:' 2, Jlp RCA VICTOR 17 inch mahogany ...:. ::::::-,c-:-,console lelevisum set. $69 7 i A ,¥V PUT nT-OF Jt UN IN'- Y O UH WIN G BA CK Uphols tered · eas y l l e, learn to square dance. ClasdHur. Fair condition. $3 . NI lllrt Ocl. 15 Crom 8 to 1 1 P GHF,;EN t'INISH BHEAK.FAST SET m,, DAV Hall, Pomeroy. 1-' cc: ' (table and four chain) in good For couple: $1 :50 c11 ch seli.sion or , condit ion. $10. flO for 10 te11ions. WY 2·6 1 21. , J UST 3 USED HOOVER Electric l O 12 3tp v.a cuum clcane n;. $2.50 eacb. ------------ I SEVJ<;N PIECE Dinini room suite. In C<Ccllen( condilion $100. US.EU KELVlNATOlt He£rigeratur with freezer chi!.sl. $65. LOST - WILL THE PERSON WHO picked up the checkbook at the SIX PIECE Dining room suite, $30. W11haterla on Front Sl., pleatie BLUE UPHOLSTERED Chair. Fair r,turn It. WY 2-26821 . condition. $3. IO 1 1 3tc ELBER FELD'S IN POMEROY 10 8 3tr. 11111 FORD VB, 1946 FORD VB ----­ -------Com• Good run ning condition, 1 plete aet of &olf clubs. Hacketts t'Olt SALE: Al'i'U�S. Burdette Fruit t-·arm, Pomeroy Route 1. Sohto. Phone WY2-9977. l'hone WY 2-1:1970. 10 10 tltp 1�11-3tc _ ______ _ POTATOES fUll SALE . H er b Wilu I") li;un8, SJrnde, Ohio. 10 12 6lp -�--_ ·-,-----,l'IUUTI AN9 PaSl CONTROL I ( FOR SAL� I I I 16) ,, ·Lost and Found Auto Soles ' o,...I CINA UNd Cerw ... Mike• aod _.., 'NT,AOPCM.ITAN MOTOQ ..... IHt Mel• It. ,-...,. Oh.. I__ 9a I _ _Ma rine Supplies _ __ AS IS SPICIALS 57 M•rcury 60 H. p · $495 -00 59 M.rcury 70 H, P, $595.00 H. , . �rcury Outfit $995.00 5 t IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN , METROPOLITAN MOTOR S Ulklni o ver payments on 59 Ford, 1ee Rodney Pierce, Long 600 Eaat Main StrHt, Pom•rar Phan• WYl-3870 Bottom. Alao a l!M9 Crosley car tor Hie, 1 0 J l Jtp 8sU;t,tc: I 0- For Sale 0r Rent CHEVROLET Deluxe coupe. mechanical condi tion, Mason, . 1O,1 ·-. 11 ".-lL't0' <.-3 - t' ull .1 0 ,.lA -ijiz -1•dW. Va., Phone SP 3-5919. b dr hilth witt, ,,,Lofull uum�. c •tp lo B u I matk washct". !\-lat)lc S(l"''<'I, lt ,·ddl cpurt . l ' h unc WY 2-5 1 � i\ 6t c 2 OAS. l'Ul!:L ulL and -coat fur. ...._ call for tree eiitimaLes. I f'ONmu • AbboU .11.ldaleporL S MALL A PAllTMENT OR Trailer. J'hunc S i l :.! -4173. CR S TATIONARY OSLEY DISH1 0 10 3lc wuher, used Olli)' short time. Priced lor qulck NIie. $39. Call I J I O 1 1 3tp \ WY Z-8792. ,eu Al I _yor Sale .."'"* I ' -· -- --·•·- -- - l 1 2 ) Wanted to Rent 1 4 For Rent TRANSMISSION WITH .ElG-HT ROOM HUUS.I!;, two five room apartmenu. A. N. »engi.,I. ••· Alao opl it manifold ow�rlr for M ord. <.:a11 W y 2-6047. Pbone WY.!-327�. il-2-tfe 10 1 1 3lc ! THAILER <.:OURT space tor rent. Cleon quiet reaidonlial locution •'1.00 and up. VENETJ.&.t.r .,�n BLINDS .,.. In Cheshire, Ohio. Concrete New' window blind• ,nd !hades. poUo and walks, good waler, Store awninJa. Dale Wlppel Sup . or.1·,0U sewer, laundry, privileges, � "' ,,..," 21D Union Ave., Pomeroy, per week. obuL DHlon, Ueal10 1 1 30tc ·Ob!o . i tor• G,lllpo •' Ohio· JO·6· 101 e COAL--,J,UIIP, STOKER, NUT. Double 8 COil Co., We■t (;olum- -- - - - ----- MODEltN unrurnished 3 room, lpta., W, ,Va. Ph. SP 3-1)246, bath apartment. Birch cablo 8 6tp and · , mets, d1spm1al, incinerator, •--- ·- ---- ---, l : VIS A . pro D . , large -5141. closets Phone WY T TIii: LATI" . ff IH6-tfc ,--'•, -,,-,y brlci two story, locatell TbIr d and Coal AJ'AA,.., •. •. . _ •"· oiabed ..., •t .Nor&b , 10 .. 1 ,tnlll MkSclltport, may be ... ..,..... o1 urn11o 1 ..-'<I. M.c.Mi,... u 111tera_ Jliddlt1 INID. •RY tvenln,. •n-30tc port. !'hone WY 2-2821 . 3 3 ti ,l,OO per bu. Pick your I BaAN -1 ---owil, Brln'J yqur own eonlllner. FOUll ROOMS, unfurn ,hed an d l four room !urniHhed. Phone C. W. Pro fitt, P01U1nd. - 330:l , Christine cle. W 2 Bce Y l•• v-r lJIP 10-7-6tc 111: MlNB PONY, mare pony 2 0•• )'elfl old, boru pony l year old. NICE TWO b•d1 ' · ou,n ho,no. Call lNI ,ORD Tractor and Mower WY2-524L HH l-3tc � IIQO. Pbont WY 2·3204-, ' i 10 8 8tc 4 ROOMS AND BATH Un[urnished ....--•• - apartment. Ren t reasonable. fP.'.l"ATO• CIIN:nce Proffitt, Call WY 2-5293. 10 1 1 6lc 10412tp t.Porlfind, Ohio. . ------,7 6 HOOM HOUSE, 2 BA'fllS, t- urLAND, CROPS, FAHM � nace heal, l11.1· 11e lot. Localed in ap1,menta and Uve■tock. Je111e excelle nt nc l••hhorh ood , Write • <uC'-- 11•• Kln1,bur• R d Box 668-11 , c/ o The Daily Scntm• 'Pl'il� ' 10 10 3tp el, l'omeroy, Ohtu. lO l l atp SEWING MACHINE c�i� 'N 1 = 111- Mukea button holci, J1& ,, MUDEUN 5 ltoOM HU US E irnd ....,_IDII, an d all fancy stil• 111.r■.11:e, with gro1.md s. Ll.1caltid on � ~••••II -■--- Y 10Id for OVl"r ..i � Mate Jloute, five miles from ,uu, r , I b • 11 o a ance o _, II p · 00 Pomero) ' . furnace heat. Write 1 •2 P<! r week HYmlny · Box 668 . u , c / o The Daily Sen• IO 12 6tc � WY 2-2204. tmel, Pomeroy , Ohio. 10 1 1 6tp MACHINE�&a , SEWING ... .bobbin, in brand new con• J lOllW., 'ealiitnet. Equipped to :d x ( - -� malte butlon holet. Will illt/ lP41.. lo etponsible part)' to MAN to take over a;a■ station. r _;.-.i · 9·23-tfc Phone WY2-9920. , ..: �ver 8 payment■ of $8,40 --- - - ---.- , _ 2204 2 Phone WY ,. mollth. Phone WY 2WANTED: Mechanic. ,.,._,,. 10 12 ate •• tic 1 9--..,:...,. FORD ' . ' •••'", -'�111!8 1 ' 1 °" · , ° ., 1 7 Help Wanted ( 20) , ST ATI Of' OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWA Y S NOTICI Of HEARING Contnd SalH L ...I Copy N•. 60-916 Columbu1, Ohio, September 26, lHO ln accordance with the Provia­ ion.s of Chapter · M l l of the Re­ vised Code of Ohio, the Director of Highways o! Ohio will bold 111 public hearing al 10:00 o'clock A. M., Eastern Standard Time, Octo­ ber 27, 1 960, in the Common Pleas Court Room, the Mei,is County Court House in Pomero.11, Ohio, for the purpoiie of hearing arguments for and against the proposed Relocation and Vacation of part of State Route No. · 338, Section 15.20 Meigs County. AUCTIONEER REASONABLE RATIS SATISFACTION GUAif.ANTEED C•II or writ• I. O. McCoy PROPOSED, WHEN THE PllO­ ChHt•r, Ohio VlSIONS OF CHAPTER 5511 OF 8 22 301p THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE UULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Pond;, MET AND UPON PROPER EN­ basemcnls and landscaping. Pb. TRY IN THE JOURNAL OF THE Chesler, YU 5-32:15. 10 3 30tp DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS, THE RELOCATION OF A PORTION ,, uo,'NG SPOUTIN G, SHEET OF STATE ROUTE NO. 338, SIT­ 1 - Repair work of any U ATED 1N SECTION 21, TOWN me tal work. k111d. Phone WY 2-23012 NORTH, RANGE l l WF.ST, 10 IO 30tp LEBANON TOWNSHIP, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. And 'being more full y descrlb• ed as follows: COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO Beginning at a point in the tection, Llle, Auto, Fire, Poll• cent@r of existinn State Route Call Don .llllla, Jdiddleport, No. 338 said point being 0.08 •)Iii'"mile, more or leu, measured southwesterly along exi11tin1 State BARNES-SIMPSON INSd RAN'CE Agents, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ Route No. 338 from Brida:e No. mobile. Honda. Phone WY2- MEG-338-1525; thenue northeaster­ 8-27 U ly with a tangent and a curve to 2 90J the right crossing Brida:e No. MEG·338-1 52� over Old Town Cnek; continuing with said curve fi70R SA I...E: FIVE ROOM HOUS& and a tangent to a point in the with bath, nice location. Melvin ct:nterline of exisllng State Route llood, 1 1 1 Lo..:uat St,, Pomeroy. No. 338, .said point belng 0.11 mile 10 1 30tp more or less, measured aorth­ easterly along existing State Route No .338, from Bridge No. MEG, there tennJnarte. 338· 152� and Being in all a distance ut 0.19 mile, rnore or leH. PROPOSED, WHEN THE PROSTATISTICS - Benefits accruing VISION OF CHAPTER Mll O F S to a community when a new THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE , industry hires 100 wor ker : MET ANO UPON PROPER EN­ 296 more people, 1 12 more TRY IN THE JOURNAL OF THE huuseholds, 5 1 more school DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS, THE children, $590,000 more in per- VACATlON OF PORTIONS OF 11onal incom e per year, · $270,- EXISTING STATE ROUT E NO. 000 more in bank deposits, l O'J 338, SITUATED IN SECTION 21, more paasenger care regislered, TOWN 2 NORTH, RANGE 1 l 1 74 more worke rs emp loyed, 4 WEST• LEBANON TOWNSHIP, establishments, more retail COUNTY, OHIO, SAME MEIGS $,lllO,llOO more in retail " 1" TO REVERT TO THE ABUTTING per �·cur. Reversal of tbe con- PROPERTY OWNERs AT SUCH dllions will produce inverse re- TIME THAT TH E DI.R.EC'I'OR suits · These figures have been HAS COMPLIED WITH THE PR0compiled by compelenl authori- VISIONS OF SECTION . 03ll.01 tic.s 8nd are equally appllcible OF THE REVISED CODE. in Cleveland, Hoboken, HamAnd being more fully deicribtramck or in Pomeroy, Ohio. ed as follows: Being all of the ex isting State tc No. 338 between the begin� --"-"' - j hlng and end of the a hove def Ni:W HA VEN-3-bedroom frame cribed proposed relot'allon noi huml! with large kitchen, living needed for the construction and mum and timing room. Also 3- m:lintenance of the above propoa• room (I urmsI 1c d J co Itage pre- ed relocati on or nee d ed f or any ti cr ubl' C h' h w 11 t $18 00 l t d ::��/ �: �c�l c n�l y loc� ted p:� 0 1 p I E. 1 ;JESroN Director of Highways, Iv\. Price only $»500.00. �•w "A"EN •· d room, c Jcc- J I0)-12-19-2tc '"' ■• n • -3-1.1e home little trically hcutcd more than a year old, wellbuilt wilh pla.slurcd walls, 4 STATE OF OHIO lari,:e do8cts with sliding doors full basement ou1d nice carpel. DEPARTMINT OF HIGHWAY S NOTICE OP HI .ARING Pay small eiJ.uily to owner lllld ai1sume .!-'HA loan with no clos- Contra ct Stlet Lt1• I C opy No. 60-915 Ing costs. Columbua, Ohio, S.,tffltNr 24 JIM ROUSH, S■luman 1960 NEW HAVEN, w. VA. In accordance with the Provi-1PHON E ru2.2843 ion■ of Chapter �511 ot the ReJO· l2-llc vi11ed Code of Ohio, the Director ' hways or Ohio wJII hold a Fun SALE A 6 room hou,. and oI H ig bath, lwo lots, storm door, pu bllc hearma: · at I 1: 00 o'clock and windows, double garage, A • M ,, EasIern St andard Time, "1H1 heat, <1ty waler. $4,000 oc 1o..... •·r 27 , 1960, 1n lhe Common e balflnce 1D amall month · Plea, Cottrt Room, the Mel111 down, ly payments. Phone W19-379'..il. county Court House In Pomeroy, I O· tHUp Ohlo ' for the purpose 0 l hear J na ;·uu SALE 6 room house w l th ar11 uments tor and a,ilainst the lund, HuUand Townahip. Phone proposed re Ioca t'ion an d ncaUon W Y;.-?.-6181. ____ 10-6-6tc Of parl O f state Route No. 143• _ - - Section 2.67, Meigs County.., - -- PROPOSED, WHEN THE PROfo'OH SALE House .. I acre Portland, s ome furniture $2000.00. VISIONS OF CHAPTER SOU OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE 1< or further information Phone V13 · 2476. 10-11-Gtp M ET AND UPON PROPER ENTRY 1N THE JOURNAL OF THE D lREC H SALE: HOUSE: 5 ROOMS and TOR OF HIGHWAYS, THE RELOFO bll ll i, slurm wm . dows and d oora, CATION OF PORTION OF STATE awmngs. I n Syraeu,e. A r ter small ROUTE NO 143 SITUATED IN ' · down payment, lake over GI SECTION Jl, TOWN 2 NORTII, 5 3 6-38 Lu.in. Call Gallipolis Gl RANGE 13, WEST, SALISBURY .t fl l!r 4 p. m. 110 ) 12' Jlp TOWNSHIP MEIGS COUNTY ' ' OHIO. An d be Ina more IuII)' dtseribed II fol1ow1: _ • Bea:lnnlng at a point in the ceater . of • tlna State Roule . No. J.11"' ,,,·d iInt bei'na O.OB 1111 10, more �r leu, rneasured south• Hi■lina State Gauges: Montgomer y upper easterly al ona 1• from Br '1dge No. ft. Route No. 10.3, lower 9.3 running 1, -. 2 3 • t;u 111 pohs upper 17.8, 1 ower 8, 6 MEG•l ts-0275; thence northwest•. runmng 1 3-4 Ct. Lock 23 upper erly with a curv11: ·lo the lert 15.4, lower 9.0, closed. cro11ln1 a creek a't a point 0,01 All dam& 1 3 throuj h 23 are u) mile, more or le11, meaa\lfed and cloud oH. southweoterly alon• • lhe ,reek llo11ts down: Loc k 14 Charles from Bridie No. MEG•t•• ._-0-•, ... .,· · ll. Stevenson, 7: 15 am, 14-0,· Lode. thence co ntlnu,·ng northwester!• , U , Western 6:1 5 am, 6-8; Lock 18, wit h a curve to the left to a point OVEC 5 am, 16-1 ; Lock 23 Roe- in the center of exi!lini State k(l l 3 : 40 pm 10-J; City of Hi.Int• Route No. 143 uid point bein1 mglon 7 : :.'.5 pm 18-1: L. Wade 0.08 mile, more or leu, me11ured Cb 1 lders, 8:4:. pm, 12-4 ; Beaver northwesterly d ons exiatin1 state 10 pm l·O; Helen Z 10:45 pm 6-0; Route No. 1..., h'om Bridae No. C. V. Ho rner 5 : 40 am, 2-0; Bay • MEG-143-02'7.5, and there te '°mln■te, being in all a distance or ou l.,1,1reine 6:25 am, 0-4. Bo�Hs up: GallipoUs James Hin- 0.16 mile, more or less. PROPOSED, WHEN TH E PRO. es 6:45 am U>; Lock 2:i Allaa VISIONS OF CHAPTER Mll OF 5:45 pm 0-7; Aztec 8:40 pm 4-1. THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE 1 20bJ I nsurance ( 2 1 ) Rea l !:state "··ckI'el' , e'llf't., .., �- Legal Not,·ces 7 RIVER REPORT - Busl' ness Se rv1· ces flew Here Saturday MUILL ■ A l'UkNAC.15, WIITINO For Square Dance HOUla 1ppllanca. Ameld 9,,.. Mr. ,nd lffl Ronald Bteawy •nd . then. lwrecu-. Ohio. PhoM Mr. and Mr•- Thoma& Eaton, Jr. of 11-11,tt Hammond, Indiana, flew here In WY2..u4. .UR eONDmON!NG, aEFRJGP. their .semCa on Saturday mornine aUon aer'1ce. Jack'• Retr,eora• to visit Mr. and Mr1. John' Hndy, tJon. New Unen. l'bone n,2-- H1rriaonviUe Road: and to attend 6-Ja-U the Mid-Ohio Valley Square Dance Featival. �dr. BeElawy ii M.ra. Har1637, __ dy'o nephew, A 1 1CTIONIII Befott1'tlfet retut�ed..on Sunday C.a,a.. ..._ lenlN · •CrlH ......... tfternoon, Mr. Beeowy took the llard11 for , ride overr,tbeno and .,,.., llhorle er c...tNt - ------ - --- Legal Notict v·,rg,n,a . . M. or,·,n . DUOfM; Barr I n,'ted l n r:roop 270 Camps "'••f Q. n SOfUrday MOrl/Oge At OQk HIII On OctOber 1 St · VIII u I At Heml ... I VirCiDil Martin, Oak Hill and loped- edge. The bouffant !kirt oc V D\.l�ne Bur, L1n11ville, were unit• fell gracefully Into a chapel ed m m1rriaa:e ill lhe Old Coun• length train. ffer fingertip veil • The Boy Scouts of Troop 270, try Church Tabernacle, Oak Hill of sheer brid1J illusion was Hemlock Grove held a campin& on S.tw-d1y, October l at 2 : 30 caught to a queen& . crown of lace trip Saturda):. The Scouts hiked and tiny seeded pearls. Sbe ear- frqm their meeting place to a o'clock ln the afternoon. Tbe vows �ere tak�n before an rled a bouquet of white and e,a,)e on Frai\k Clark's property. altar of white alad1oll!, mum1, bronze mums lied with white saThe Scouts cooked Lheir meals · over homemade charcoal slo\'es. and greenery, with palms, and tin Jover'& knots. white tapen in the six-branch Kay Barr and Ellen Canter, After breakfast church services candelabra on elther o:ide. bridesmaids, wore avucado green were held. The Scout& then went The RHerend fi.oy L. Allen, velvet sheath dresses, matching on a five mile bike where they uncle of the , bride, performed I accessories and torsage of gold completed first and second class requ,rcments, the ceremony. I mums. _Reser"ed pewa were decorated Betty Martin, sister of tbe The boys in our troop are with huckleberry and \Wlite 11tin l bride serving 111 maid of honor I David Reed Robert w · Smith rlbbont. wore a capu�ine velvet sheat� , Larry Reese'., Ronnie Eastman: dress, matchlni pumps, gold veil Rotlney Hysell, Cecil Midlj:iff, A half hour of pre-nuptial mu- and a corsage of gold and bronze Mike Ha:r.elton, Dery! Well, Bob &i� was presented by Mrs. Eloise m um&, I Smilh, Kenneth Da)', Mike Mui­ Jobes organiat, and Andy Ondera Blair Cadwallader serv�d as lord, Wilford Biggs, Don Cullums vocallll. Mr. Ondera's rendition best min to lbe groom, with Jay and Allen Swart:r..of "The Savior Like • Shep- Allen and Bob Canter as ushers. --henl Leadeth" and ''The Lord'a The bride's mother chose a Girl Scout Troop 1 71 Prayer" aa part of the nuptial navy 1uit with white and na vy aervlces added to the impreHive- acceaaories and wore a corsage of Holda Meeting Mornlay neu of the double ring ceremony. white carnationa. Girl Scout Troop 171 met Mon• The bride, escorted by her The groom', mother cflose a. day Octo·ber 10 at the F'irst Bap• father, wore ■n elegant fi oor navy dress, with beige' and nav)' list Churcb. The mee1 ing opened lenath sown fa1hioned of bridal accesaories and a c:oraage of white with lhe Girl Scout Promise led by 11tln deai1ned with a scoop neck- carnation,. President Jane Grueser. lined decorated .with chanlilly lace DU.es were paid and minutes of Following the ceretftony a re­ lrrldeacent sequins and aeeded ception for invited guest.B was the last meeting were read. The pearla. The Iona sleeves pointed held In the banquet room of the group made decorations for tbe gracefully over the bands; a tilted , Cambrian Hotel in Jackton Aa­ Halloween part.v elonaated bodice featured a acal• silting hostesses were Eva A.uen Refreshments were served by and Georgenna Evans. The bridal Nanc)f Arnold. The meeting closed table Wai decqrated with an all• with the friendship circle. white wedding cake, surrounded BROTH E R DI ED by gold and bronze mums and Benton Ponn received word ,on sprigt o! huckleberry and the punch bowl lilied wilh mini Tuesday of the death o f his bro• · ther, Sam Ponn, 90, at his home in , green flavors. A reor1a niuttonal meeting of Murray City. White tables w_ere used to . the Happy Go Lucky 4.ff Club was Mr. and Mrs. Ponn will attend held Wednesday at the home et d1spla)' wed�lng gifts from rela- the funeral services on Thursday Mrs. Alma Turner ' advisor ' In M1_ tives and fn�nds. . For her gomg away outfit the afternoon. ,on Clly. new Mrs. Barr . chose a gold wool Officer■ elected at the meeling sheath dress with brown accessor• I included Georala Sherry, president: Barbara Sherry, vice president; le■e •�d wore the corsage from her bndal bouquet. I Dee Anderaon' secretary •· Vikki The couple will reaide at 1 1.5 ' MtDanlel tre■surer· Mn· Alma East CroH Street, Oak Hill. Turner, l�ader; Mr■'. John McDaniel, Mr . and Mn. P1ul Anderson, Mn. James Wlte and Mrs. Paul For Johnson, 111,1t1nt le■dera; B,renda k Gro e 4:00 M11ke Room for Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood �,oo Steamboa&. 1:1,w e,30 Oulck Draw McGraw e,oo tduslc in the Round t;lli The ,lin. Tl11 .!ker Sbow I.JI! Wl!:tberean .1:30 7Jewt Pictun■ e,411 Hunth!Y Brin.\tleJ' .Rerort ,,oo Manhunt 7,30 Wagon Train e,so Price is Ri�ht 9 10 Perry Como Show 10:00 Peter LoYes Mar)' 1�, : .:i· o Tombstone Territory U:00 Newll Headllhe• 11,1� "flHtt1.ere11t 11,15 The Jack Paar Sh.09' 1:00 Sign on hirIly'S Beauty shOp S 10t\<, COURT STREET PHONE WY-2-2207 Evenings by �ppointment �losed Wednesday Afternoon Visit Our Infant Dept. I • I I BECKY'S Channel 3 - Thursday 5:45 6:00 1:00 9:00 9:30 lu:00 l�:3() EVER YTHI NG FOR THI! BABY! M I D·DLEPORT 4-H Club Met On Wednesday N,ght • In Social Room SMITH CLOTHING CO. Work Shoe LIGAL �O"flCI NOT IC Oil FILI NG AND HIAR • �: 0: \��NT��y .. 0 . Probate Court, Mt>lp County, Ohio TO the Executor or Admlniatra• tor and to IUCh of the following as are reaid�ts of the atate of Ohio: 1urvi \lUIJ spouse, if any : next of klnj beneficiaries under t he w111 , If a ny: the attorneys represenun1 any of the aforei:penL1oned peuona: You are hereby notified that on the 30th da)' of September, UHIO, ■n Jnventor)' and Appraisement of the e■tate or Edward P. llrownlna, decased, late of Lebanon Township Jn said Count)' WIS filed in this Court. Hearl111 on said Inventory and Appr1laement will be bad before tbia Court on the 22nd day of October, UJ60, at lO o'clock A, M. "" E1cep"on, !here•oV ma• " be filed anv lnte-oled pa�• at an• b• n, " , time prior lo five dive " before tbe date Mt for hearln1· WITNESS my al1aature and the aeat 01 Nld t.: ou:rt, 1n11 30th day Of September. UMIO F• H; O'Brien, Jud&e and Ex-O!Hclo Clerk B)' Ann Baker, Deputy Clerk. (10 ) 6-12•:ltc: -- -----Q � . NOTIC I OP APPOINTMINT l1tatt of . Freclerlck J, Bu rkitt Coa No. 1 ... 1 --Notice ii hereby a:iven that Geor1e E. Burlr.ett, whose Poat Office addrea lo North Third Street., Middleport, Ohio, bu been duly appointed Admi nlltrator of lh •-tata of "'°"' -edertek J, Burkett. late of Pome_roy VIilage, MeiC■ Couuty, Ohio. Dated thil, 28th da)' of Septem. ber, 1 0, 10 John C . Bacoil • · •• Pro,. Ac tinI JUv.ae O1 t he �•e Court �eip Cou nty, O.bJ o. (i) 2&; (lO) ,_ 12-3tc ■ I ..__a/ i . 1 IYu. ant1 M.1:11. tteoer Miller, fur• merly o( Pomt P1easant, are an­ nouncing the birth o.t lhe1r firat cnuu, a son, last Thuraday at the Macuson Clinic m Maco.son, w. Va. 'l'he 1ruant wei51iled 11x pounds 11n� hililB been namea Craia A1an. Mn. M1Uer ia thv tormer Lol11 Jean Roush while Mr, M iller, now a a:raduate stuaent at Marshall Col­ lflle, was lormerly manaaina: direc­ tor of the Pt. Pleasant tbumber of Commerce. Mr■. Miller ta1Jj1ht al Waham11 High School last year. Materhal p-andpll.renu are Mr. and Mra. Arneu Roush of West Co­ lumbia. Paternal arandparenu are �. and Mn. Wil1ie M1Uer, Madi­ \ oon. , BAIER •• SIYFRIED n-.-aa.:.:- your LENNOX dealer NBW and USBD ,,..,,,...,,,. ,ola •H* --, I I. �: �r:�·.!:-�=-= �•.: I 1 j I Aids. e I ( ) Please mail full details and i I I I I · - - - - - - - -- - --I INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING IIII VESTIGATION CAMERAS Phone WY•Z.S7N POMEROY, OHIO BULKY KNITS ' Philli p Siste rs Style Shop POMEROY, OHIO COURT STREET PU BLIC SAL E! MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE'� .Thursday, Oct. 1 3 at 1 :00 P.M. LOCatlen from Ga111,0:111 fO up Route 7 thr• mlln abow• Ch• thl.,., tum laft on Storr Run Road, 2 mll," balow Ml�l•port, 7/10 �I• oH Rt. 7 on Story Run Rold. RNIClll for Hllin1, moving to Arbon•. Five Rooma Furniture, Some Canned Fruit, Antique Furniture, Di■hes, Carpenter Tool&. 1 Table Saw, 1 Ji:11 Saw, 1 Electric Grinder, Tool Boxes, Hammers, Saws, Drill Bits, Metal Cabinet, Ladden, Hoes. Shovela, Mowin1 Scythe, 2 t..wn Mowefi8, Bee HJves, Garden Tractor, Electric Motor, J.ust Overhauled , Like New, Many Other llema Too Numerous To llen�on. OLEN TAYLOR, Owner O. I. FR NCH, Auciti.,..... J. A. FRINCH Clffk . NOT RESPONSIBLE F9R ,!,CCIDEN'rS MOTICI OP SA.LI Bldi llflll be received bJ the undenlp.ed 1t tbe offi,..u of Webater and Fultz; Pomeroy NatJon■l Bank Bulldlni, Po meroy, Ohio, until 10: 00 A. :It on Friday, I Oetober 14, HMSO, for the purehaae of t he Bertha A. Amott NII e■tate, ailuated in Letart · I TOWllahip, Meilt County, Ohio. -• ' The above reel estate CODIUlll - W,Yel-ft1� Phene or approximately llflVen•-v .four FOR YOUR HO!IIE IMPRp'.\IE\IIE;IIT TRY C:-ner. W & R,utt.11iil ln. I , aerea, on wbleb there is •ltu■tad Mltklla,a,t Ohle , I fivwoom frame dwelUna:. Freela11d Norri,, __,..:_ - . We � ronctete 'to your . . Admlnblr•l•r of the · 1�NrH�1'.i'bt a';:fi'.'t� T� apeclflcaUons, deliver It I TIii& R�e To Time Arno Berth of Ettate tt a A. DIRECTOR or HIGHWAYS, TIIE 181 BO; ( lO} 3• ,, 1• 1• lO. 11• 11 RIGHT lo yow: Job, ready Ohl· Furute •\,·1111, A VACATION OF A PORTION OF ' " to pour. Lowest prices. . , New Amert.eta EX ISTING STATE ROUTE NO. 1111 followt: Bein, all of ,lll,t1n1 , Stale 10, SITUATED IN SECTION 31, • t No job loo ..... � • IRIII "' or loo , TOWN Z NORTH, RANGE 13, Route No, 1 43 between lhe be1ln• illlall --; � ellverles every WEST, SALISOUR.Y TOWNSHIP, ntna and e nd of tbti above dte• 1 · day ..:,: eall •Y 10 I, ID, Ill� � .;;. liOlt MEIGS CQUNTY, OHIO, SAME crlbed propot_ed. rel0<:1Uon not I u. · • for Baiurday dellvery. To REVERT TO nfE ABUTl'lNG needed for tbe- construction and PIii ■-T,IMATU ., o,,tenance n abo\le mai the f o Prop PROPERTY OWNERS AT SUCH TIME , THAT THE DIRECTOR ed reloe,.uon or needed for ,ny ff V ', ' T :,-:IIU T-r ► • - �-.,. •�,I WJTH HAS COMPUID THK 1other pWlll..... �pn.,, ,, .;,.i � -� ,._ E,_ S. ,PJ!l:STON _ • P.JIOVISIONS Or Sl!lOTl\)N Ull,fl'I PL.ll �N!J Ii ■a, •r- • .-uvu ' •T-·- , ...__e W"A.HJU. "''-'"dJ-.. • -.• uiffc\or of lil1llwi1• ' OF THE REVISED CODE, WY-.0 . MIIN-. ·( IO►)Z.� '"' · And bebll more liUIY -H,ed ' ' -�---.I · ___..__.._..._ - �- 1-':""--�-:-�-��-"""-�P"."":"'"''• · ., >' , ·••--, �� L■-L •• I s. I Mandanl G•r .,.....,a· ,-u�. ., ............... ■ PMllt JJM'J'lJli 1 1:00 'J :30 .2:00 12.:30 12:45 1 :00 l : 30 2:00 2::-m 3 :00 3:80 1:r() �;11, 1:30 \:00 S:00 1 . 15 tl:20 8:30 '1:00 7:30 8:30 I Love Lucy The Clear Horizon Love of Life Search for Tomorro\f The Guiding Liibt Lire of Riley � the World TUrna Full Circle House :'arty .The Millionaire The Verdict rS Youn The Brighter Da1 Th� Secret Storm Thi Edge of Night The Three Stooges Arthur J. Smith-Hen A Look at the tfeatb�r Si!-JrtAU-Ope Amolil &: Andy Shotgun Slade Political Broadca!l Zane Grey Theater The Brighter oa, '!:,e Secre� Stonn Edge of Night Tbe Three Stooge, News A Look ar the Weather Sportscope Amos & Andy Highway Patrol The Aquanauts Wanted-Dead or Alive My Sister Eileen I"ve Got A Secret Armstrong Circle Theater 1 1 O'clocll: News A Look at \he' Weather 'l'heatcr 13 ' Channel 13 - Thursday :;�g 8:00 8: 15 9:00 _.:00 liO:SO t,51 t:00 1:11 t:02 1:30 t:41 8:00 1:02 8:0I IJl:80 1:35 r:oo New Auto Coats , ' f:IJO t:115 1:30 0:00 8:00 6:15 II :30 8:30 '1:00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11 :00 11:10 U : 15 .,ao FOR FALL 1960 I !'OMllROY. OHIO 220 E. MAIN ST. FILM SUPPLIE S I COAL, OIL, GAS FURN ACES Phone WV-2-2475 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 24 HOUR FILM DEVELOPING The Texnn Queen For A Day Ab.,ut Faces Medir nay in Court Gale Storm ShQ.W · Bed th� Clo,.!,. Who !lo You Trllflf A:-:-ieric�u 1Ba,1dstand Rn- w;y a"ud His P"riendlll San Francisco Beat n.--rter Your Esso R� "" Teller Weather John Daly News F'light Guestward, Ho! Dono.a Reed The Real McCoys My Three Sons The Victor Borge Show Johnny Midnight News To,ugbt Scanning the Weather Sports Tonlsht Late Show thannel 1 3 Wednesday I free literature. Please lelephone me at I home to arrange for a I demonsLration, NAME, - - - - - - - - - - - - --------' I I STREET, ---- - - - - - - - -T- - - - ---CITY, - - - - --- --- STA E, ---: PHONE, _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Cartoon Spectacular Romper Room Show Time E�so Rerorter I Married Joan 12 ,00 t2,30 \ :00 J : :,U 2:00 2:30 8:00 ):30 d)O �:·10 i.:o 6:sO fli:40 • 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9 :00 Q:30 10:30 1 :Ofl 1 1 : 10 . 1 : 15 U:� V Ch ann el 13 -T-N- WH T- Tffr Off and Mail Thia Coupon learning Hearing el 8 ,.,__. sci 800 8:30 S:30 .J :26 l:30 421 Market Strfft P.rkenbura, W. y.,. PhDne GA-2-5411 I -am interested. in I more about Zenith II. WC �S -TV�Ch ann el 8 Channel 8 - Thursday GROVER'S STU DIO MiUer'• A.nrwunre Birth Of A. Son N ffC8. • L8fl0/ Not'Jte$ $1 2.95 THE SHOE BOX r•• .,.,.,..,.,, Camp Hesrlng Cenler Men and Boys 'l'tle Daughters of Ruth Class of the Unllt!U M.ethomsl cnurcn met m the social room of tne church Monuay anernoen with Mrs. Min- , Mldclleporl, Ohio me Neutz.ling, Mr5. Thomas Geog­ Jem and .Mrs. Mart Crary as hos­ tesses. u1·oup singing with M"'iss Lucre­ Range< tia Uenne1mt!l' -1t the piano opened the meetms. idemoo:rs an1were<1 rod cau with "An Autumn Thought.'' iJUl"IJ18 the business seuion with Full-cork oil resistant sole. No Mrs. t.;eorge Joaclum, pnis1deni, m back. C & EE widths. seam cnarge, p1ans were mjde lor the annuai ".l n:.in&sg1vmg dUlneJ" to be Helt.I at tne church in Jlilovember. ,�tr9, tUCh111rd t:ampbeH JeQ the devouons ' Lmng 11s ner topic, "A l J.J.i)' w I Lh uou, ' An Brtl le · ·Ttle C i-·orgotten Liay 01 the Lora" was MIDDLEPORT Ili.11<1 oy Mrs. Joachim ,ma a pot1m I D)' Mu1s lienhe1mer concludt.1<1 the prngram. .t\etreshmenl& were &erved b.)' the PORTRAITS hostes1es trom a table cemered , WEDDINGS w1tn an arrangement 01 rosei; irom tlle g11roen 01 Mrs. Albert Aiw11rd, GROUPS a me11lOc:l" .·Uue.sLs tor the <lay were .Mrs. ttomer Cooper, Mrs 'fheo­ aore !Sensel ana .Mrs Earl Denny. Lec,al No... 4'h,... ;,w 0, Sweaters Church Cla�s Held Burton, Ja ne 'l\lmer and Charles Anderaon, reporters; Gloria Roush, Jimmy Wlte and Vance Dawaon, song leaden; Sutan John■on, Jane Turner and Charle! Anderson, 1ame leaders; Glorl■· Roush and Nancy Anderson, telephone com­ mittee; Jimmy Wlae, hl1torlan, and Vance Dawson, uslstant. Plan, were made for a Hallow­ een p11rty to ·be held on · Tuesday, October 25, lo 7 p. m. Plate of the party It to be announced later. FAITHFULLY AMPLIFIES Sign On Continental Classroom TOO.ay Welcome Neighbors Mr. and Mr1. North D,ough Re Mi Play Your Hui!� - ltUUHI _ ·Ullltltl 4:00 American Bandstand , 6:30 The Lone Ranger 1:00 San \· TdncllC'..1 Beat 8:30 Your Esso, Reporter 6:40 Weather Teller 6:45 John DalY Newa '1:00 Four Just Men 7:30 HC'ng Kong 6:30 Nt':lson Famlly 9 ·· 00 Hawaii3n E;yc 10:00 Bing Crosby Show U :00 New� Tonight 11:10 Scanning the Wiather 1 1 :15 Sports R.?port 11:20 L�te Show ..t,. Rugby 1 1 :0C Price Is Right 11 :30 Concentrauon 12 · 00 Truth or t:onsequence 12:30 JI Could Be You 1 :00 Mid Day News 1 : 1 0 ;-,iovielime 2:20 Woman's World 2:30 Loreua Young Show 3:00 - Young Dr. Malone • 3:30 From These RooU 4:UO M�ke Room fot Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood 5:00 Steamboat Bill I· 30 Sgt Preston S.-00 Flatt & Scruggs Show t,;:25 Weathercast 9:30 N,,ws P1cturP 6:-t:5 Huntley Br!nJd,;, Report 7:00 Whirlybird11 7:30 The G"reat Debate 8: 30 Bat Masterson 9:00 Bachelof Father 9:30 The Ford Show 10:00 Tbt Groutbo 1:>now .0:30 Phil Sil\'ers Show l 1 :00 i�ews H�dlinea .1 :10 Weathercast l l : 15 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Off Clionner a - weanesdaf Try The Mew COI orette bY L'orea I II Happy Go Lucky WSAZ-TV ChddHel 3 BANISH GREY the Shampoo Color Way I I TELEVISION GUIDE \ TOKYO UP1-Fvelgn Minister 8'ld Tuesday Zentaro Koaakl there would be . no immediate chan1e Ill Japan's ,tand against I admitting Communi1t Cbim, into the United Nation,. - - -- ------ ti:n, t:SO ,:Sb C0:00 10,u 10:30 10:"32 10:4, 1!:00 UtOZ 11 :21 11 ;30 12:00 •:oo CBS News Captain Kangaro,, Cartoon Tb�ate1 December Bride Video Village :__ l0:00 10:30 I 1 :00 •1 : 10 1 ll:15 .;....._ ___ 1��·�othern Show Person To Person The :J)u Pont Show New• ! Look at the W"�atber ')'heater 13 WMl'O Daily Pro�aan Schedule 1Monday Friday) BIITI On Guest Star NeW1 RFD News Headlinea Breakfast · party Pickens Hardware Sbow Breakfast -Part, News Headlin,. Sport� Repor: Breakfast Partr NeWB Breakfallt Part, News Headlines Breakfast hrt, New■ Breakfast PartJ Coffee Time Shop News He■dUnes Momt111 Devuuoot. Radio SYmnal New• ltudlinea C9untr, P ,. !'um T'.W Racir ,IU · N,,· e s.,,p 12:aG J\llt For You 1 :00 News Headlineti 1:02 Just For You 1:30 News 1 :30 Juat rot You 2:00 Calling on Pt. Pleasant 3:00 � Ne..vs Heac!lines 3:� llutlc: Go Roilnd 1:30 Newa 1:35 )(111lc Go Round 4:00 News Headlinea t:oi MUI.le Go Round .Local New■ 4· 4:35 Mpalc Ge. RQund 4·00 Baseball Scores 5;0I )ltlslc Go 1\(iU:nd 5:SO ,News HetC,llDIII . . G:31 �usl<:: Go Round 5:48 Complete News Round•:UP tl:00 Crow'• Stttk �uao-&ouno of 111• 60'1 8:30 NeWB BeadliHt 88:32 Eveilln.a, tnterludt 7:00 Newa Headline, '7:02 Evening Interlude '1:SO News HfldlinM '7:32- Sundown Serenad• 8,00 Stan Off �·-----c---.,..,,,.c:-:"'"'� CO&LY r(JM, JrM ,.. HAPPY ANO I ARE GOIHG INTO TOW N.,. WILL YDU LOOI< AFTE R THING � HERE ? Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 12, 1960-7 L ocal Sor�rity HilcJ M eeting The second in 1 1ierie1 of pro, grams on Radiation Fallout wu he11rd by Xi Gamma M u Chapter Bela Sigma Phi Sorority when they met at the DAV Hall for lheir regular meeting Tuesday. , JosenJl Fenerboach of the KY· ger Creek plant is conducting the very interesting al)d informative i.irograms pertaining to atomic bombs and possible fallout. This week. he continued on thi! discus­ sion of the bombs as to the exteot of their damage and how to de­ tect them. Mrs. Joyce Kennc-dy, pre.sident, was in charge or the ahort meet­ ing when Mn. Pearl Welker Wa& elected aa the Valentine Girl to represent · the chapter in the na­ tional cont"st. A the close of the evening re­ freshments were sened by Mn. Welker and Mrs. Jean Morgan to Mrs. Edna Slusher, Mrs, Ken­ nedy, Mrs. Rose Sisson, Mrs. Ann Rupe, Mn. Louise Thompson, Mrs Mildred Karr,' Mrs. Sara Gibbs, Mrs. Phyllis Mullen, Mrs. Velma Rue, Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs. Norma Am!bary, Mrs. Marjorie Crow and Mrs. Sue Je!ters. Caniµta Club Holth Tue,day Meeung Mrs. Donald W. Milla enter­ tained her Canasta Club Tuesda)' evening: al her home in Mkidle­ port. Prizes for lhe e\'enlne wen won by Mn. O.arlet Au Brad• bur)', Mn. Richard Gre11, Mn. Lionel Boggs and Mrs. Edna French. During the evening refre1h­ ment& were served to those men• tioned and Mrt. Michael Hackett, Mrs. William Childf and Mre, Robe_rt Schmoll. 1· . l ,, t , ,,- ;�, .., .·- Goe ' ' 9Je 1· n Ra_-,.. �: .t-:�•· ··. A. ",..._' o. --. st.. • , , W MY '1ml!l!"R Cl! r ��:m1 � ' ... Mrs. Daisie Blakeslee was in tharl?e of tbe meeting nf the Middleport Teachers Assoclatl(m when they met Monday evening at the high school. Delegates to the OEA conven­ Uon to be held in Athens on October 28 and also to the con• vention in Columbus in Dtcembfr were named, Mrs , Blakeslee and A. A. Scarberr)' were named a■ dele(llates and Earl Knight . and Mrs. Emily Sprllgue i■ alte:t91tes to Athen1 and Mrs. -Blal'etlee was also named aa the delegate to the Columbus meeting :'!·ith Leo Kennedy named as .alternate. Mrs. Doroth y Lacey WH naiped by the .pre1Jdent as · secrei:atyi to Plans for the fall Rushing replace Mr. Barton who ' re11ign• Parh• ,,ere made TtJesday eve­ ed the position. ning" when Ohio Ela Phi Chapter Mrs. Nan Moore, chainnan of . of Beta Si!:!ma Phi Sorority met for the the committee planning at the office of •1he Ohio Fuel Gos Company for their regular dinner to bonor two Middlepqrt meeting. A party wllh the theme teachers Mlsa Susan Part And "Roaring Twenties" will be held Mrs. Nelle Davis reported that next Tue9day evening al the borne the dinner would be held at the Martin Restaurant. Ottier1 on this of Mrs. A. R. Kni&ht. Mrs. Ml1dred Following the opening ritual committee were by candlelight Mrs. Bernard Fultz Bailey, Mrs, Wilson Carpenter, presided over the business meet• Mrs. Maxine Philao11 and Mr8. ing .ind presented the repor'I. or Pearl Reynolds. the budget eommitlee. November 3rd was set for tbe date o r the Friendihij, la Theme � annual Fall Style show. l· � ScOut Meet The- president announced that Of Gtr, SatQJ"• Girl met Scout _187 Troop the be the ne>:.t meeting would Model meeting arid is urgin!! all day at the Pomeroy First Bapti,t. attend promptly Church. The meeting opened WI� members to Donna -Reibel, Maurisha Bursi. at 8: 15. Shirley Beegle presented the Donna Smith :m d Sheila Hieb p�­ cultura\ program on "Self Es- senling the flag cerernony, follo-«­ ed by a prayer by Sharon Y.ollnf. teem." Refreshments were- served ar- The troop repealed the Vlrt Scot(t ter the cloSing ritual by Jeanne Promise an1 gave the Pledge to Braun. Betty Everson and Ann the Flag and sang "White Cor,N. Chapman to those mentioned and Bells.' ' / Lucy Amsbary, Barbara Beli'-ing, Du.-is and attendance were ta!Jm Eleanor Blaettnar, St1e Grueser, by the patrol leaders Donna Reibe r Shirley Houston, _Mary Malher, and �eila Hicks. ·. Marlene Reinhart. Yvonne Scf!ll)', , 1) , Sue Seelig, Lee Seyler, Mila The meetmi was then turned Woods, Carol Bachtel, Phyllis over tq the g ,1eat speaker MQ:1 K_nopp, Reva Vaughan, Loui�e Pi\�l q:�f.:h 't'IJ.q�e . W�il1'AS "lnter­ .ZIJ.'kle,, _Donga Jones and , Lois, Ai4-¥Mt't,l'fiendlhjp. - .&tle , Lord tw, · 'tioop.,Af the trJditions, religioll';' Rnsenbaum. s::-hool.!l, cooking and holi$Y eefe. brations in Scotland. She also" showed articles in the ,uts an'd craJt I1eld and presented e,ch gdll• with a magazine that had bed'! ' printed in Sco11and. After serving refre!!b'lllents, Vickie Young 1md Donna, Sm�th led the girl� in group and round sing­ ing, Plans were made for a ' riature hike ne,c( Saturday. .�ouls _pre,en t, .were Mi,,urisha nurft, PaID l(J!Minfer, Barbal"a Tat­ ti,rson, QonllJI · Sa,ith, Crestlyn Hi<!kt, Vicki$ vbunt, Don'nll Heibel arid Sheila Hicks. Guest! were Mrs. P.aul · Cross, / Lind& Will, Jinice , Di·mlie aPd . qi.UcJr:y young. Leader11 are Mrs, Victor Young. Jr. and :.1rs. George Hicks. __ I __ _., _:_ Plans For Fall Rushing Party 1 WJ E H 9rlngs You The Up To The Minute an.... o.a, 10 AM -· -s:05 - PM 11 :55 .j/ .1, I ' \ j :� w� &JT, SIR!! -THE UNirEI> STATES �- l'l..NJ=· EF AH IS EVN-i NEAR 'iORE TCMB lN INDtA ­ AH'LL LOOK 'KJ'UP _;_ -lO RETUPN THE S'ICREO Wlf:£ .. By l}/¥,Ulll,l'er.aon/Jel Attended Meelllig Mr. and Mf■. Frank .Che!iebrew and Mlaa Erma Smith were In We1l1ton Monday evening to attend the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, Mr. Cheesebrew, department Sgt. at Arms, and Milla Smith, du,. U-lct community service ch-" 1 ..fnjn, were guest 11pe■ken. 'Mn, eh�He­ brew gave a report on the rQund tij>le. 11-t•etisalon held .. r;ecently at lh� DIBlr\<I Conlorence. \>f, Jhe Am­ 'erie�n �12t!. at wu���w,.i '. '(fllT, witH SON ., Mr. 11{4 • Mr,. . C�rl . Norton, Carla an4 Mrs. IJ■lph No�on went to RintoUI, nt., ·over the week and wh�. r,, t',v vlllted wlih A-B Jim.es Norton·, who it'. 1 •t�tloped at ChllinUte Air Force ��-- JI� is erp'.ecte4 to atart tech nical scijool lhere Wednesday. cBJ SAM 1iiff ' .. • IUNG What a territ,Jlj turn ot ev�. • I Mcison Cou nty NEWS . A I ' -� ' I 11£11'6' 1(11� Qlltelt THAM CVOOUN6 UP 10 A NICE 11)\j!M l'Wf'( (fl· A (l!lp MCIINIH6... Teachers Gr,oup Met Monday Night Goegleln's Ready-Mix Concrete I • ., llllJLTI --- ■ 1 tliNU'II \ /7. WH AT'S THAT STUPID TH ING ? NONE OF YOUR · YO� ' r.'lOID ME - -· -;,, . 15 IT . WH t , ... ' . � iaNI& aullllllWIII OI L WELL A TOY BUSINESS ..... bJ CIIESTl!B GOUDI ..,. �V A!IANOOfilED . SPCJTt il-115 WILL ee ..usr TIE A.-,a. TO a.EAVE IT. �:�........ """'t""-'""""-"'�-"' . ... _, .... • '" "·--•• 0�0�• "" ". . "' ,...;" ,.,,.,,.. _ ____., _ "•"·., _... · .,. ,----------�'":"� --: !"'..:--�,--•."' -- • -�� ' •'•u•� ........, __ •- . •• .4; •• Will Marry This Sunday !,fr,. Mill, Entertain& TO MEET Great Book, Club Mrs Donald W. Mills enlertain­ tained the Great Book� Club al her homE> in Middleport Tuesday aftcrnOon. NEW .fALL STYLES Health Club Holds A(lniversary f,eed . M rs D.ale Du tt on le.ad lhe dis- \ c,uss10n on the book of St. Mal• I · thew of the Bible. 1 The next mt"et i ng ri' the club , w i l l be held at the home of Mrs. I Trd Heed Jr. I WOMEN'S FLATS ' Slies 5 to 10 1 I I -$2.99 pr. lwth's Shoe Store ' - ' A ftrr 1he meeting Mrs. Mills \ srrved a dessert course to Mrs. Bcrn.ird ru\lz, Miss Grace Hor­ ton. M rs A. I I . Carpenter, Mrs. C W Kirkland, Mrs. Everett l layes, Mrs. Dutton and Mrs. need. Middleport -�--.,..·- - -- I � ANother Good Buy f'rotn Baker's! ., IN MI DDLEPORT, OH IO It ' s K&C Jewelers llY·I WAY � of crutchell were don1 t ed • ' by M r,. McNickle, II wa, 1 . , tO sell dish doll} ca len- · Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard , Long Bpttom, ar, an!loun.c• - 1}U · lhe Christmas p roj et . sun• " ing the engagement and approaching rnarrlage of their da Q�.. � ,t.teri W(!te revealed r, nd ler, Janet ttae, lo Edward Leroy Gilland , son of Mr. and Mrs.• · ne�- �a n-i e• drawn. A conlest was ! , . h!lij whlcn was won by Mrs. Ivan 1 Urland Gilland, ReedsvHle, Ohio. I Mi s Vlneyard is a graduate of �stern High ScPoo_l, ClaJS · �A.i:i:;�ere lhose name i'.I • � · of ht.)�, and a graduate of Mountain - State Commerc1ar .Cot� . ·above a ii4 ·· Mrs. Pearl P.1rker an d , , , · lege. , . . . � l(ri.' Oscar Smith. , l�l'. Gilland graduated from Eastern High School, class ·, , J'he next m ecling will be a 1 95W, :ind 1s presently employed by the Mansfield Seat Cover, . bueWarming at the new home o f , · .. �: G ha rl es- �ieh l. Ea�h m•i:r-iber Co., Nlanstield, Ohio. , . I �• uked lo brlng a poe m _ 0,r song rf p T he O pen Church Wedding will lake place at lhe Tu p e a�drol)rfatf! fo� Th anks gi-ving._ Plains E. U , B . Chur:ch Sunday , O�l. 16, at 2 P . M . The Rev. Beautiful Church Member, At Baptul A11ocinlion * A small deposit will rc­ �crve your seleetton. Pay a little ea ch week. ' HIR • lulov• & H•rnllton WatchH -e tuff Lllf!t• e llrth1tone Rlnt1 e llln1s eTil CIIIPI e Dlamond1 • Coltume Jew■lry • BIiifoid• e Pun11 e Blllfelcl1 • Jaw1lry Box•• e ld1nt. Bnc1let1 ' * • 8ulova • Hamilton Watch•• • Lltht1rs � " now! F.Q R FOR HIM K&C JEW ELE RS Phone WY•Z-3785 MAIN STREE'f POMEROY, 0. ' A1111rka's Finest ., 511"5 For Boys AH colors: ·black, brown, -,ree n, ere)', wh ite. Sites: � I lo 7, Wid thsc A, B, C. D, E. Price8: SHOES FOR BOYS AT Hartley & Bennett $6.95 & $7.95 SHOE STORE _ or : Paul Hooks will orficlate at the double ring ceremony. GI FTS POMERC1Y . DflY,, AR"""'' - ____, "QUlet /lfu,wnary Society Met At Bapti,1 Church Jield In Logan Church Th• a nnual "Quiel Day" ol t he e ut . _Region . o f Eplscop�I Soul� � _Mlulonary Societ e e th Th M rs . Arnoli'.I Richards an d 11.rs. )' ot Nellie Win ston or Middlepo rt left Mt. M.Orlab B aptist Ch ll rch ,me t <1turc !i Wome n of Southern Ohm today (or Columbus whe re they Sunday at the hom e of Mn. Nap ,Y,U , he;ld TUe11day at the · St. Paul's Church In Lo1:an. ddleporl. will represe nt lhe Mt. Moriah Barnltz, Mi ' , _churc hes represe�ted we re troJ!i Bapt h1t Church .a t t he Ohio B.11p• Mrs. N elli e Wlninon, vic e presl• Cli.illl(!olht, Portsmouth, Gallipolis tl st Ge neral Stah• A�sociation de nt, wa s in charge or the meet· ' Pomeroy, At hens, N elsonYille and meeting. Ing with: Mr,. Oscar Hardway as Logan, Mn. Charles Holzer Jr.• The mec1ings arc being held the. d evotionll l ead er. !outhea,t rcg:iona l chairm an, plan· at the Christ Me moria l Baptist . F i nal plan& (o r th e Fall Festl· ned the meetis,g and deYotion1 ' Chunh. Servic es begun Tu esday val to be held a t the ch u"rch on were led by the Rev. Compton Al· a nd will continu e through Salur• November .10 w ere made . ·tt wu tyn or Ch ri!t Churc h , Sp ringflillld. day. Thursday a nd Friday are announe.W that Mrs. Dorothy LeAttending from Pom eroy w ere Women's Day with !pecial pro• wis · would be Lhe aueat apeater Rev. William Roberta, w�o was the for t he Missionary Sun day at tbe ci:le�r�_nt tor the H oly Cdmmunio.n gram pla nned for the m. , " servic e, Mrs . Fr edi Crow Jr.• presi• I church th is month. Rev. Nyle Borden , _pas tor of the , A repor t wa,s ma de frqnt . the defl.t of the local a:roup, M r". CedI 1 local cttureh is also attending t he Unite'd . �h�ch Women and pJ•n• rlc:. Clar.It, MllJ Ylda Ihle and M rs . 11\A!e tln&. �tie m ade. by th e societ y to ■t· · rstrlck �ch ary and 1�,,J, M:r9, , t 9nd the" World Commu nity · E>ay · Stella Bean of Belle-v111e. ni. at the• Cheslfr Methodist Chul'Clh. Evangeline Chapter · MIINHARTS INTERTAIN 1, The gl'oitp also vot ed lo suppOrt ..,., D i"nner Servel St=ik Mr, ·al\d Mn. Ph il M einhart e n• Tr ick or Trdt -.for UNICEF. Members of t he Eval1gellne Follo;Nlng the meet i ng a • pot _tertaln ed with a dinne r Tuesday · Chapter <1&S who cooked a nd luck lunch WI! served. Gue!Jh ev erilng at thei r home oil Locust eerved t he steak dinner fo r t he for the e-ven in g were Mn, Mary St .. Gu.eats were Mr. a nd Mra. Day• 1 , Mld�lcport Business and Pro• Sheron, Mrs. M)'rlle Warren an d ton WU) of Bradenton, Fla., Mr. · fess1onal Women s Club Tue sday, 1 Nina • nd Juli.a William s , daug h. and Mrs . C. L. lteaton a n d Mlss Er• were: Mrs. Charles Bennett , Mrs . ter s o( Mrs. Barnit:r.. ma Smit h , E, M. Woods , Mrs. Lettie Roush, ----'-'-'--- ----'----------Mrs. Lee Smi t h, Mu. Norm11n Humphreys, Mrs. Hubi n Collins, Mrs. Jam e� Cla t wurt hy Jr., and Mra. Jack Sa tter field. · Th is Thursday evening t he 1 Chapter will hold t heir a nnual Fr i.ct.ids r:-'ight e t th e hall at 7:30 Neighboring Chapters, OES, will be gu est.a ror the e-venlng. - --,- �- - _.;.;;;-;;;;;:::.�-, . SUPBR FLOOR R'E10l\1110tllll1 HEAT OUTLETS IIEW S1StlM Of : (//1,1/,,slt/es/ GlS IIEAlltlll \ , , I New Boys' Lasts New Boys' Patterns fast eolors including_ stripes, checks, dots. Pil• All Pillow Ca111 - 42x36 lnch11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - · - · - 91c a pair Twin Bad Size 72x99 inch•, - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · $1 .68 Twin Bed Sile Fitted Bottom ShHt1 ' low case $1 .71 terns. Cotton Hanel Towel, - 151127 Inch•• _ _ _ _ _ - - - · - - - · 6 tor 99c C•nnon Dith Cloth• - Waffle waave or terry-cloth Lar11: $1-.:e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DACRON 1 5c aach "Cannon" Thick Bath Towel,, Sile 22:x44 inchea Mott All Soltd Colon - · - -- - - - - - - - - - - ---· - - - - - · - · " - - - - - - 79c • BED PILLOWS · Beautiful ,4.95 "Slrntex" T1ble Coven - 52 by 70 Inches Choice of the New P atterns _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.111 $2.39 MATTRESS PAD AND COYER Combination quilted over the mattress. mattress cove r that fits -- securely Spttlal CONTOUR S ec Our Collll)lete Li ne I n Drapery Dept. on Sec�m� fiRQf. .Sqle 88c Saxon - 72"xl4" - Solld - Rayon & Nrlon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.29 Dexter - 72"x90" - Solld - Rayon & • Orlon _____ _ _ _ _ _ $4.95 Regular $40.75 Pompeii - 72"x90" - Striped - Rayon &. Orlon _ _ _ _ _ _ $4.49 ' SAMSONITE Ox ford - 72"x90'� - Solid - Rayon & Nylon - - - ·· · · - - - - $3.95 DELUXE PASTELS Cambridge - 71"x90" - Solid - Rayon & Acrila_n _ _ _ _ $5.95 Kent - 72"d0" - Solid - 100% Acrllan ·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . • • • $8.9$ FANCY JACQUARDS 1 Maplewood - 72"x90" - Solld with Stripe Border blue, white. $1.39 Vynoeel W I N DOW SHADES . ltayon & Nylon - Poly .._..... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ____ , $7�95 & $8.95 /Vla,rk .IIEMI 81" �•d 90" lenglh - beautiful cotton and dacron_blend pattern - each strip 40 Inches wide. . :\ ,. REG. . \ 'I • • ' RUGS . NnON SCATTER ' REG. $1 1\95 . ' . Hand carved sculptured 'dellign on 100% virgin Dupont ' Nylon Pile Rug. Washable bright pastel colors. $1.95 - 21"xi2" siz•', · · · · · · · · :. · · · $1,49 ·_ · . ' ,a.es Sale $8.00 a pair Sale_ $3.00 a pair Si&e.11 I to 9. >Jso AU Lea• t her 8" LNlher ll<!<>il for .1>!>.>0 11;'5 I, . $9.91 ' l . H,\�rLEY and BE� NETT $:H-O E S TO'R E , 'ir� · J� �-11,- "' "'- ...;. ., Nice selection of our be� ler drapes. Modern fior­ •ls - satin back. ' LACE CURTAINS . GAS IIEAT. IIIG· �Y,ST HeN It hi fer the­ R'""" & rou1h ._ Sal. $1.00 . DRAW DRAPES tl-95 BARGAINS IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT! $3.95 -5i lat:I Ll! FI ' Donr 74 - 7:l"uO" - Rayon,. Catton A Orlan, loxed __ $6-9S Dover 22 - 72"11190" - Rayon, Cotton & Orlon, loxed __ $6.91 $7.95 ' ,, Washable supported plas­ tic - 38"•8' - white, light tsn, green. SCREEN PRINT, BLANKETS Ch1th1m "Orchid• In Moonlltht" - 72"x9D'' - tan, Sale $29.95 South field - J2"xl4" - tt.yvn & Nylon - - - - - - - - - - - � - - $4.49 · tealllor Siles ,. to. 1. • Monarch folding table ed folding chairs in Drake - 7:.il"xfl»"• - Nov,lty Jac:q1,,11ard -,- Rayon • Nylon $5,29 Plaid Jameton - 72"x90" - R1yo,1 & Orlon __________ · $4.19 "BUCKS" CARD TABLE and 4 CHAIRS and four vinyl upholster­ Rayon & Nylon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $5.19 . Sal, $9.00 a pair ••••• ' ' $3,95 � 27"x;41''. ;Sl�J · · . . · . . . . ·: . . · $2,'9, , C U RTA I N·s --- . fl_n dlaplay now ·at · 0 • . I.AMPS . Sal, $8.00 each IMPORTED TAil£ ' ' 1:RUTLAND FURN.JTURE , 1, ' 112,15 111d •,1tl5 ., • ,. ' I \ '. •' ' ' � quality plastic 6'.x6'. size,. '3 pat.terns · all cglora. 1 ' '. W.' , $1.. 39 ' en t1n e a1 Dnot«l To TIN lnterut, OJ The H,q,-M- Area . Unoccupied Home I Destroyed By Fire Tuesday l'r.ather lovthem entl Cllttr.r Ohio: MNtt," f1ir +ttlt .,..,.,_.,. and tenltM with ,...1we thower1 PrJcl1r. 1 Krushchev Heads Home : Today With Confidence ,1'-Je will be an importan t there 11> no interest aml'.lng t he A five room fram e home owned meiµng for all . w ho �re lnteres\· adul ts on behalf of the boys. by Robert Bet&,, on the Lanasvllle• ed , .,n. sc,utlng 1h R aci� e on Mo n• Jt is hoped lhat scouting in De.Iler Road , burn ed to the �q, Oct. h at 7 pm m the Bap. Rarine wilt have a brlgM future grou nd aometime during th e night · U N ITED NATIONS, N. Y, (UPI) -- Premier Nlkila till' Cbur�b . , instead of coming to a dead end, Tuesday or early Wedne sd ay · 1 is nol only an irrepressible extrovert but by hi& Khrushchev Tb� wlll include the troop a nd th a t there will be a good m<trni ng, !. · ,_ CO�auttee, Boy . Scouts, pa rents, t urnout of in terested partl e& at own oft-repeated admission an "inconigible optimist . " The house was unoccupied at I and apy ot her interes ted parties. this 111-imponmt m ee t ing Jn spit e of his cool and hostile alry" lo reaign. But as Hammar• the t ime or th e fire, but it was , ··. ,..� .tu ' Thi.I w llJ be an e:dremely crureception. the largely ne gati-ve akjol d hinaeU ontt: sta te d, he re ported thJl a recent occupan t , , impact on th e Am erica n peopl e of cannot function properly without Clal rqeetJn& H 1 1.6 result.a will had moved early this w eek. 'i . {: hi11 public appea r :inces and the the confidence of a major power. det'ermi.ne • if Scouting will con• The house wu completely raz• I :J�e.. in Racin4!. The troop will Gains hme Support voting record of lhe l�tb U. N. ' , J:·. ed by the blaze without a nyone need to renew its c harter for the appea r. to have Gen e ral Assembly, w Khruahchev I h e leav es N e reportin11: it to a local fire de• - �' cOfflinc yur and in so d oing se• gained lhe s upport o{ a few 1Jf York confident th.al: ' partment. , •1(;·_, -' , Halloween fun for euly prank - Ano t h er global conferenee on the Afro-.\Sian memben for hill a troop committee, a s�oul• $moldering remai n1 of th e ster� h1 over before it's lime lo I disarmamen t will be hel d after req11t,sted re-o rganization o{ the mater an d an institutional re­ structu re w ere d i1covered W ed• begm. I the inauguration or the nexl pre&- .ecrelariat. He ia ardently woo-ptfllenlative. nesday evening by Deb's ehil• Meigs Cou nt� She-riff Robert C. , ident of the United St.ate,. ffll other new roontries and nenn ii unfortunate that u,ith dren uwn returning trom 1ch ool Harlenba(!b Mid today tha t all i i ng other new countries ar.rl. eTtTi, A s umm t of conf t er h e enc e mucb of Meigs County havi ng The Sheriff's department w as r�ports of va�ali1m by youths m .ijor powers will be •;alled in tually rµay wi n some 1upporten. ffoqrlsbing scout troops tha t Ra­ CAPE CANAVERAL UPI - An called and be.11a.n an Jnvestiea­ will be invnti1ated. He al50 u. id the spring to cons ider a peace In the meantime, he may be ei:• cine is unable to do so. It is Air Force Atlas missile h urled tlon. destroying t.rea ty with G er many. th at anyone caulht p ected to boycott Hammarakjoti'.I •bo tragic that th ere are boys in three Dl■ck mice 631) miles into No est imate has been m ade on property v.:ould be chuged. Khr ushc hev an d his entourage a nd hamstri ng effect ive U. N. ac­ our town who are interested and apace and !5.000 mlle! over t he t he damage . Early 1h11 w_eek, a car was re - al&0 appeared to be convinced tio n iri lhe fluid a nd pote11tially WanUng to be good scouta, bu t All.un t ie Ocean tod ay In llS firs t ported stolen '� one of the out • dangerous African 1ituation. t hat sooner or la ter: flight with living pasaengera. . commum lying t 1e1 of the coun ty a The tatbeitt form er Cl)aJ miner ment A agreement disarm The Air Force said a nose co ne ' and the sberi�f'• department WH can quote scripture for his oWh will be conclu ded. carrying the animals waa recov• -Th e u . N . c harter will be re- purposes, and ia fo nd ot quotini . called in to 1 n vellllgate. . The car ered from I watery target areil was later �ound o-ver a rrule dow n vised �o deprive the Weste rn the first cha mpion of general and In th e South Atlantic abou t three .the r�d . in a corn l!atc h . powe rs o! control of the security comple te i'.liaarm.:imenl, t he proplitt hour s later. it was not kno �:n im­ Indacabons l ed offu:ers lo be· council a nd th e secretariat c,f the Isaiah. med iately wheth er the mice bad lie-ve th ac the ,ct WH commi t ted U ni ted Nation!. The verae ''They 1hall tte.t survived. by a group of early Hallo�eeners. _________ their swords into ploughshare& Th.ey were sent up in a study S heriff Harten b�ch said tb�t a nd turn their spears into pru11BULLETIN MRS. BEN VA . or t he effects of radiation and when the person& involved m this UNITED NATI ONS, N. Y. UPI ing hooks and nations shall learn weigh tlessneH on living creatures. incid ent ar_e caught. they will be -Premier Nikih Khrvshchn said of no more wu;' has .il'.'qulred Tom Lind , 1 4 year old Fresh - "T he condition of the three mice HAVANA UPI-Antho ny Zarba charged '!"I.th au�o theft. tocl•r th.t if the Unitftl Sta in common usag e i n Khrushch ev's _ man at Pom4;!roy Hig h Schoo l and , . . wil l not be de termined until a Boston,born American, and 12 ,t'' . sb e r1ff warned parents to . The ar Scout of Pomeroy Troop 249, 11 represen tatitve of the Air Force ' Cubans were executed early to·. st HpresH, "rallr•ts" i.n ,.,_ .Getwr• speech.making . d ay of t he seriousness of these 1po ke befere the Pom eroy Lions ballistic missile di-vision and t he day by t he firing squads of " PreAnd hiJ p h rase "accept our d'1-•I AsHmbly for Ill U2 and RB47 o(h>n ses and asked their co-opera• Club Wednesday a t its regular Sc hool of Avia tion Medk ine opens mier Fidel Castro's revolutio nary fllehb our tha S..ttlt Union, armament program and we shall tion to ward curbing such OC· noon luncheon. Ruul• will drop iha iilUe" " in accept all your controls," thunreelme. the life eel!,'' th e Air Force said. c �. dered ttl Harold Macmillan from Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The nose cone w na reco-vered at thll United N•tion1. Zarba and se ven othen COh · Ute floor of the assembly, while Re.lno Lind, Co ndo r-st. H e ' t old of 9 :08 a . m. EDT. \'icled of "Invading " Cuba's Ori• hla experiences while atten ding --Communist C hina will take il skeptically received by the West, The 8Moot rocket, expected to ente Province were sbot down on ' : tn lhe ·Boy Scout Golden Jubilee held lor t a human astronaut into orbi t a rifle ran,e outtlde Sant iago, • seat in t he United Nations, . al. m ay have a strong appeal ,rc � s 1 part.a of the world. other a t Colorado Springs th i s P!';St July. nex t year, thundered e •pltal. Orlente th e Runyo ,�en.u�, · · : of 3701 Fo lhough Js one So,•iet ohicial tol d 13 years, Mrs. Llba n its pad from r Other buii nesa or the Lions Club at �: 35 a. m. -EDT. The nose cone ftell•ble sources here sa id Dayton , Qattled governmental -� - qpe and matched Wits with the United PreM lnt.ei:nalional, meeting included the dlacussion of plunged into the target l�ss tb�n Wednesday n ia:ht the Em• communist leaders i n Ctec h�a in he lime wil l com e whe,a the o n "T rt lo bri eff g . • 1' It• cur-rent Dag project which is 30 rninu had asked "the Castro re h West will beg China, without Meiaa te,s la ter a fter takm " its ba&11y ,·,.. ' · · · · e ' w- Squadron CAP t t ., � 1o · · th th , er mo r o ls coun ry. · . • • being put underw:.y immediately. passen_ge:s th�ou_gh a deadly band g1m e for ctem nncy In Zarba · whom an peace d disarma ment are I . The hard .foµghl bat tle ended . . ng The club la selling 50 star flags as of rad 1a h�m rmgmg; e arth. i mpossible, to join t he u . N . but caae. Tuesday morning when Mrs. Wat• ,..... .. h., pa y. The regu lar weekly meetine a fund ra iBing project. it may be! too late t h en." · , 111e ; never uw her '"'" . ,rand· t . Five Cubans co�victed of t te� · son r eceived 11 letter, edged in 1 of Meigs Squadroa 202 Vivi! Air Hobert F. Seyfana: and Peter D Red Lo11ic. Slffllll& mg _with the a nh •Caatro guerr 1I• black. Her mother, fJ2.year,old Mn. ' !11111 1,d, ' , �•• 4; �Ind•, 10; •� Patrol will be held Friday e-ven• Sayer, me mbers of the Miami UniT In th e m eantime, ir1 an ticipation n, 1 IH m the Esc■mbray Mountains Jluzen1 Bendova, died Sept. � of NEW YORS. UPI-Sen . John i g at 7 : 30 in t he squadron head, . ver·aity Survey Teim, currently . Wataon said the l�tter she F. -�qn�d)' hurled the _ peace i�- of the lorthco pllinJ . .NJ>-.:ember �ar'lers at the home of. of eenlral Cuba .wtre exticuted on . a · he'ltt" attack at h� bo_me IR. Fil• Emmett � ln�, the area w81'e ln educed , ,. ,,,,•#I day -• ��1 � , o �� • \lllll� ��ce=-l Pretident th l Ri• Mo5C:Ow wor�d con erence of <;�• , , !!"d� , _ . . .,._ � 1 ., ..._, . oal�:1 . Czefo iltA,· , � � h fi ..-"1!1,.4" _ C � ! A , � oiJ'llinl 'lfellue., _ . • n · -�r mother .wu buri �� M, �rr ,_a e ;.. i6anta Olar• 5y a f irin& ,q,ad· wit.h a �o- �llll�lt im:tits, �hnl4hc� ev , w11!1 MiddttiSert, O. 'Th e· "deJt lt' ��Ul'f!ld bnly daiyi ,_tier �hlrle that his prH 1den£ia l his !rn pass_ioned deft!h!ie 61 Co ln. made up of the armed pe811ant8 lM!fore the Commun isl.8 were to last week end. . , , All members are l!lked to wear . epu ty Wa_t�n Sa(d he will can• He nry W. Be ntz, chairman of .of Cl8tro's "per,ple's militia " . opponent "invites war" with a t mum5I Chu!a at_ �he U. N. , has either their winter or their IUDl· iw D e iss ued a pass port for th e h eel • a $390 airhne t icket that has "trigger-happy" policy to de fend bo lS lered his positiori II the su- me r uniforms so that The militia h ad been reported woma n . the Meigs County Democra t ic Ex• photographs . .i. wa iled use at Ccdok airlines in the offs hore Chin a Islands of preme leader of intemationsl , can be t.akeu for the unit tilt$. t wn guer• e do h tracking in e v i act ecutivc Committee , told The Daily com111 unism. An only child, MrL W1t1Gn Prague while th e Czecho _ slov_ak ian ·Quemoy , nd M, t,u. Sentinel yesteniay t h a t he h'ls re• rlllas. Any person interested in the Khrushchev' s loiic ls as aimple C'1v1'I Air rnet her husband, Sher,iff's Dep,- government stalled un t il 1 l was The government rad io announ• The Democrat,· , pres,· dent.·, i signe d hill posi tion with the State Patrol UI cordially ffl; h ' nominee set tb:e ·sta ge for to• as 1s an· th m eUc_ Highw ay Departm en t as llle:h way ced• lhat both groups were execut• 'uty• C •rI W•t•r,, wh i I• h• wa1 t oo late . . i " l ed to attend these meeti ngs . . Th ere are r oughly t hree billion Memonal services for Mrs. Ben• nigh t 1s third Nixon-Kenned y t'ele• Mrvlng with the Army durin11 in spector, In ori'.ler to retain his ,ed at dawn-about 6 am EDT. i n the world, he say11, of ople e p � af " \ help ay d .ij! th■ Sun By _m. II. p. 6 at War ld e h World re e w �ova . bo Som-e doubt exists about the l -v lon de bate" with his cha irman1hip. Th• American RH Cre11 and in Northmoo,r Presbyterian Chllrch , fore ign. poli cy attack on the GOP whom only one t hlrd are in the 'NDORSE NIXON Mr. Bentz said he had been noti• identity of Zarba, who also h u capital ist camp. 1n · time, h e in• · Edison Hob1tw tt1r she came to 4468 Free P1ke, · Dayton. WASHINGTON UPI - T b e candidat e. fied earl ier by h is supervisors been call ed Salviird or Sal-vert At tending t t., services . Sundiy I Mti91 County H a w•r bride In He tol d: a $1 00-a-plate · Demo- s isu, the otl!er two- thirds will get Scrippa • Howard newspapers todQ U �I -Vice tliat the la w pro hibits. a classified durint th e" day or two ai nce Cu• LOS ANGELES l •tely and lrnn11cl Mflln wer e Mr. and Mrs, Orville Watson 1941, m h ntione e d aut first n ba es 1 Nixon In lheir .proportionate ,hare of rep. e ndorsed t he national Republican orlll e cratic d inn er here that politn to i state ngagemployee e Presi dent Rl,.),•rd M . Nixon Is &: bJ s Meig of n so t Wa e Effi Mn. d an for "Viii • h,r obt•I'? to 1trUffl1 i nsilti on drawin 8 defe�se reaentation in the controlling OS· tiekel, cal l ing the combination oa link �er lean fo al activi ty, and that he would hi1 name, attempting Richa rd M. Nixon for preside9t h ther ty. n Cou . tr mo I ns rlc to e Am post. a Although 20 30 l fne around t he "tiny nationa Jlst. gans Of the world parliam e nt. . . caalliltii!s In the Korean War h ave to resign his political cretary General Dag Ham.- and Henry C a bot Loda:e for vi� a tes mued St Se United Afl�r t�e " Cas• n i s mat prison w po· term is e re s n a , I Berving ing lands, held , w ith Sen, John F. Kennedy's cu r• a jold will not · fetpolld 1o pres ident "'solider" an d "sounder�' tro•• Cuba or beln11: held on v ari• the visa m 19�. D eputy Wals on ( icy " an d a "foolh,idy and rel'k• ffl ht rent stand .on Quemoy an d M.atsu. • A UXI Khni s bche-v's appeal to h is "cli:iv- th 1 n the Democratic cand ii'.lates. n preparing for the arriYal Of ; Former Pon1ero y Man bega OUH t s fir e h t s I Zarba 1, e chug l e H deci s ion." ' , Whe ther Nii6n pursues this nt spe r•in•law. $3,000 e is he H h mot I American who has been execut ed The Massa . chll sctts . &enator harsb line of politicaJ battle in erc1se Orea enfa.rgi ng his home so she would n I ' he premier sei:r.• t Cuba In 11inee dg e l e elf a& president t o h wit t hims I · h · d omg ale bia third TV deb Army Specialist Five Joh r. R. P, have a room of her own. ed power in IDMI. t ak� wh atever stePl!I _are nec�his . Democratlc oppone nt may The Northmoor Presbyterian Fre n ch, 33, whose wife, Lenor a, ' sary to Tod ay's executions were the rend Americ an secur1• �e rest wlth the type of questioning. Mo., d, l, Norwoo Route llvcs on Church of Dayton and Americ an ,. ut �e The Raci ne Am erican Legion I first of. sIzeable numbers of p er• But one tht11g was certain: The with other ty a nd world freedom. B Red Cross1 of Dayton and Pomeroy recently puticipated c Caaye en ons s wh laal m s r, a « n· ad ded: amid appla us eI will vlee pres ident has decided to Auxiliary are a nnounci ng th e , I· cy a-va i t I f h rom t e 1s . .· help o1)tai n a pasaporl personne e rican hv_es, and a Am ...., n 'o ng of , teenag e 'teen canteen tro'1:1 firing ,quads took I toll of work ed to not risk • clout the Masaachu setts senator 'o•• rn Tu r cise r n Exe Troope visio in . !or the woman, wbo wrote weekly, 1!1g any r by ea war perm1tt nucl , , on the Quemoy.Ma lsu issue as he :at t he Legion Hall every Friday a bout 800 Cuban!. lem prob e.day ld e e fi hr t a out n • . ip sh suf told s �e a_nn�al meeting of the Meigs County Pioneer and of hard Only four pe nons bad been a nd often ot her nation to drag us mlo the eveni ng from 7:30 to 1 1 . pou ibly can. i n Korea. His fa t her, Morg an fered under the Red ,eglme. loncal Society Incorporated, was held Wednesday afternoon · s ly this year-Roberto pre-vlou shot r plac e a w r th t w a ong ong war e pro• ls to h n T et ee s up Kor• ! cant e The way Nixon connects MrL hnd•va who heel llved French , lives OJl Route l , Porn· the wrong hme throu�h an un· al the Federated church. ean casualties with t he cu rrent ar· vide recreat ion for teenagers of , Cr,uz Alfonso, executed Oct. 1 for . fflrouifi" the Nazi oceupatlon, told eroy. A. V. Howell, presi de nt, was in Cotlerill wi_se �mm1tmenl that 1& unsound aeoomp.11nied by 1lri: gum ent over the Nationalist Chin• the area. The Ja)'s of Pomeroy tryi_ng to assaaslD1ite a pro-Ca■tro ________ O In • letter of bllni aAipecl 1 radio commentator; Manuel B e a• c harge of the meetin.11 which opf!n. N eutzling on the organ. A !IOll&o m1U t a r 1ly, unn e c e ssary to our se · . old h the to n at will r ee ea cant app eae off.shore Ulland is this: k wor In th• f tildI H • potato ed wi t h the Pled ge to th e Flag led "Honest Old Abe" which wu use4, CHESTER PTA TO MEET The vice pre1ident tells cam• dance part ys every Friday even• . ton, hi& brother and another 1 , cu rity and unsupported by our by picker, and ■t thl 1nd of a 1 7 in shot in .' C8lltro e Santiago fo Mrs. Howell. followed by the 100 years ago as the campaign �It· Lo• " T h e Chester PTA o f Ea s tern alli es . palgn a udiences that former Sec• I ng. hour d•y, receiving • bag of po- cil will lql!et al t he Chester Grad e July. invoc ation by Miss Grace Horton -for Abrah a m Lincoln, which Wi· 22 K applau ded e n ne dy w as k ee ses• w s i roll h T and in , rock n a eso h Ac n a e D retary o[ State School October 17 at 8 p. m. M r. J. ' times by the audi ence of som e and group sin ging of "The Star secured by Mr. Howell, was si4II , The renewal of mass exeeu• tbe Truman adm i nistration , an• slon will be highlig hted by a J. Davla, . execuliv e head, will be In 1500 Democrats who crowded th e Spangled Banner" wi th Mrs. Ben by t he group, each of whom wu nounced that Sout h Kore a was in twist con test with records an d hons heean two w eeks after CasChara-es Two et�rn from hu ddling with r tr given a copy of the words to the o's charge of lhe program ■nd will · waldorf•Aatoria ballroom to hear Neutzling as organist . to t rs. e es d priz winn e he award Com· e h t d e l a hi L nd a defensible �emarks concerning the organi- l\Ong. Another song secured by Mr� s world ers Communi the ead l t al e state otrice ·, hla speech biibllghtlng a th ree, th from give reports A refreshment booth will be munists to come storming out of Pomeroy, Mary Alice Samuels, in ·New York. th e di s• d ay visit to New York., a state zation and it's growth were made Howell, ''The Nation in Tean."t the norlh, with r�sulta nt war and set up by the Auxil iary, was arraigned before common o n needs of the schools of T he gov e rnm e nt charg e d Zarba to at· whic h holds the bi&:�est p11rse of by Mr. Howell who also s poke of was read by M n. Cotter iU. invited tric:t. Everyon e is Al l t ee nag e rs ar e invi te d. s. e caaualtl 0, rican e 3 000 Am Pleas Judge John C. Bacon, Tue!· 1 the need of a n al'Chive. He urged person s aa on e of 2 who .lan d · w Members of the Society -.ho 7 t e n d . 45 el ectoral vote!. Then he points to Kennedy's poday afternoon on two se parate each me mber to get a. new mem- are over 80 yean of age were tee­ ed i n Ori ente 0ct. 6. The l eade r SOCIETY TO MEIT u s Mat , liUon that Quemoy and charges. her for the next meeting. l,lrs. Av• ognued and included Mn. wmr■m. No VIS ITORS 'The Raci ne'! WSCS will meet of t he •1leeed expedition was aNI ind efensible a nd says this Js She pied not aunty to charg es ery Nelson read the mi nutes of Fisher, MW Augusta Genheiom'; to said killed, have and been Mr s . Sam Perry, who recently , Mn. Albert Hill the kind ot "fuu.y, wool)' think- at th e home of • • •eeping a PIace for 0I illecaIly a • : the last meeti n g. The constitution Miss Addie Bradfie ld, Mrs. Mary he other m em ber& e■ p• t of most i I a urg r u n e _rwen m d 0 t Y g J ay t., ni id S eve am M t s S Fr Ea · on n War. 9 Ina" that led to the Korean sale of intoxicating Jiquo r and il�• w as ddopted as w rillen. i i to tu,e d but f i ve were reported OW· ll\h l i not, g y. e Sh WI Die h l, lra Fos ter, Mn. Ora L. MCriticit.ihg th e Acheson policy at 7 : 30. l egal selli ng of intoxicati ng liquor, provin s OW 0 o hills. ' ,· n•, ... Officer s "elected for y t he 1ear, chel", Mrs . Alma Atkim, idn. Mt­ , h ,c e th d pe e -v e r, be a llowed any ou ts i de vl s it• "' preceding the Korean War, Nixon $l500 bond wa, posled on both October 12, 1960 to October 12, Cumbe r, Miss Horton and Mn., Zarb1 watr a stocky m an with ors for som etime, KAISER ARRESTED told a large rally outside �s Ancharges. Hltl l , were: president, Mr. Howell; Thoma s Geog]ein and Mrs , C. 'J!!: r d e o p !hort•c hair. p ________ Okey Kaiser, Letart Fa ll s , was 1elea Wednesda y night, "30,000 preside nt, D ella Wi nds or; di• Dow, who is past 90 yeal'fl of aee: vice Satu vening a t 7: 30 p. m. i!'i rda y e ANNOUNCED MEETIN G last e polic Pomeroy by Amerlean boys p ii'.I the price of ar1"es ted l t eenage rector, Pituli nc Alkins; secretary, t he k ic koff n nounc ed lo d!iy th ere Croup singing lime for a Jt was a of "God Blesa CHURCH OPENING . n Qf toxicatio n i charge a on ht nig "600 and y'' ical t lploma d folly TRAV&L TO TOLEDO Browr,; N assist.mt e lli e cretar)', s e he r a _Hig ce mo• e at a D Pomero America" closed the progra m. all for g n meeti a be will SetNease e th of in1 n ope The He wlll appear be fore Pomeroy • rnllli on people were lost to the � � / � � Mn. Grace L. Carr enjoyed a c oo un er t e spo11sors� IP o� Dollie Hayes; treasurer, Alma M r. Howell s poke of fututt commit teemen, tl ement Church will be held cratic preci nct Mayor Charles Legar. Commun ists. _ trip to her couaina Mr. nnd Mrs. . Par ker; publici!'i t , Lucille 8. Hawk• Bopsters. Band Pomeroy the and --Club -----ic t ----- ·Sunday, Oct, 16 a t 2 p. m. The Women 's Democra 'Edga r T. Ha rrla in Toled o o-v er The Jays, Kenny llysell a nd ins; chaplain, Grsce Horton; cor. meeti ngs, picn ics and tours to his­ R ev. Weber Thoma, pastor, wel• Meigs Counly Club, Tuesday at 8 the past weekend • She was acco mLeon Jorda n, will be disc jockey poratio n agen t , A. V. Howell; mu• to ric places �hic h the Society p. m . at the B radbu ry School. com e! everybody. pa nied by her g randdaue h ter hosts for the evening's .tctivities. sic di rec tor, Olen Cotter ill; exec­ might hav e after which he gave the · Mi sa Anna King an d her friend , A series of dance contests wi l l ut i-ve council, F red Geoglein, Ira history of t he Ch arte r Oak a nd d� . MiS8 Claudio Shi elds, begin thi, week with each Salu r- Foster; Seth Nicholson a nd Avery play ed a cane made from a limb MiBS King and Miss Shields also of t ile Charter Oak, The ca ne w11 day nigh t 's wi nning couple given Nelson. ved a drive to S anduaky on enJo� lbe opport unity to be one of the · A communication was r ead from found in the attic of the home of · Lak e Er ie an d -vis ited the famous · t he ,nnu ai Meigs · a. I'ma I'ists m M . Mrs. Marion A. Welch or Columbus Charles Dick.e ns. Other articlel ,Qjl. . Al a· meeting of the Meigs County Hospital Board last nir::I . Blue Hole at Castalia, 0. d ispllQ' i ncluded the key to t_ " ampions tes t eon h ip h lo con conce, n ing reco,d of ,e,erol lamw ·-�'u e pI ans were d'1scussed an d ma de concern g ' In the COW""u1ous firs t Meigs Count)' jail; a dentist held at a late r dale. • ilies in Meigs Coun ty which she ROUTINE TRADING turn key; 11 third y et1r McGurfej p contribution s given for the 42-bed Veterans MemorIal Hosp1ante also re a Band e Th l had give n to t he Columbus library. Boo.ll ni State owtied and operated Forked Run Lake,• aear Long . NEW YORK UPI - Stocki openreader p_ub�ed in 1867; 11 fourth a H a11 oween D �nee , Sat\I td ay, g n tal· n P a d e id r a in• orde were s Bill d i� Bottom, will undergo its yearly improvement in the -near .fu- Octob o. er 20, a t the high school with After long discussion on the I lal, be prepared . Action was re• ed In a br ad scramble of minor clui'.led memberss hip in the Ohio yea r McGuffey rea der publlshed . 1 Joachim Dolph Warden Game by today announced was il lure y a tod generally • e In price clian1 boa rd ferred to the next meeti n1. . The Jay s m charge. m1�er 11nd a motion by Hist orical Society, membership in I n 1853; 1 pair of ox en shoes ; ii . , , w , ' lho 'n lh e next two d,ys, w,t e· , I . , . , tr ing. ad rouUne Co., Gaa l e u F o i h O tnember, w. o. Atkins, �t was R egional · r ica 1 soci• book on t he life of Abraha m J:.ie.. th e Associalton o I H1sto level .t t h. ," ake w o' il •e dropped , D1v JS 1on of _W1ldl 1 1e. d n a y a urr M r e rles M a nag a Ch Hindy Kai that �• voted unanllnoualy · ely, t he corpoution fee, an d print• coin. and a day book kep t by . I. SERVES ABOARD CARRIER Jt was p�mled_ out that °'! hii e 12 rt, by ilate worlcer,. Th e wa• Mr. Stedman of Chester in. 182a-"H. MEIGS OENIR.t.L HOSPITAL •·ti ves from u chairman of the organiution, three ot her represen..., · , and po,tago· d all the wa ter is bemg droppe ' Joseph D. Glenn , dlsbuning m er level will be decreased lo al• t Pomers, e Rog n h Jo Adrriitted: at sent e pr were company he t . At t he clo!e of the mee ting, the be autlforlied to enter ah account ret urnei'.I clerk lbird elass, USN, of Route 2, �rs. E-ve�ett H ayes SP?k� on the low workers to pu sh back sani'.I in salvaged fish will be the mee ting. The four dlacu11ed t'oy and Mor1an Re■, Pomeroy. group adjourned to t he social room­ 1 Oh10ana Librarr Assoc1at1on cal• In the Melts Count y . Treasurer'! to he l•ke . t . at• e th . board scning a . s i , e . Racin 1 . . Dischar"ed: Amanda Parker tbe beach area. off,_ 'I'"'" The· account WI11 be m the wilh me mbers the pOulbility of Warden Joach l m said t hat 1 t taek aircra ft carri er USS Santoga enda rs arte,r which a progra_m was of the chu rch which wa1 dccorateit J ..chlm H id that .• w,� r.. .,. ..... Min e N•"'le.• ith w structure new he t wit h arrangement& of fall flowers. bulldifl.R Hoa• · ll1me o( the M e igs O>unty wou Id ta ke a t Jea,t two days to operating wit h the Sixt h Fleet i n presenled m c h. ar¥e of p��Ime A .. . t· bNt own.rs shavld tend their Asaor� cookies an d cotfee were Commisaion. Mr. facilities, so that air condl,tloni ng Americ of . itll Board a smgmg complete lake work after t he lhe Mediterranean . The carri er kins. Gro�p boata before the work bqlnL ALOIRtAN NDS TRIP served by the Happy HarY edeB _e 11 to appoint 1l cha irma n to can be added. A ir (!Ond itionI�i h t m a d e progr open iful" t Beau the et. e f 12 eased r c e d r l e e v e wat rece n tly made I fi-ve day visit to h l Ho .. i• thot It wlll tek; •• least CAIRO, UPI-Algerian Moal em service 11 being planned for the · follo�ed wi· t h t wo re ad mgs , . ''N 0t Class of the church from a table rioeive pLeda:e1 and donatioril. T h e publ"ic ·is ·mvi·ted t0 watc h . Barcelona Sp•ln. , , . four days for th• w1...- l■vat \ fte appointment of a, board ho■pital at a J1ter time when fin• rebel leadet Ferha t Abbas reGrowmg Old" a nd_ "At Eighty- w it h whi te Linen cover a nd cent.el-; ________ al l working operation, durmg lhe ,.pptc1. .. � to from a night Tue.d y a turned amnged. be can ancea t Eight," by ;1-1rs. _ Ehzabelh McCum• ed witb a fall arrangemenl •iffi eme t period. · m,ember for that job has n ot ye Improv AY SATURD WILL U N n i1 lowered, ' e the water Whil and eiping . P wo-week vi sit to t A ti ere I w lh di stal hold­ Atte ....._ d �" Lil Dr. w. s. Hart of Sug ar Run in �r . oct. , 13 bem1 t he 68lb wed- Lall yellow caper■ Jn cry Harold Barnhart, park ma�n•aer Moscow. Abbsa . a ttended the Chi• work will be done to improve of which Bra:r::, all rs on eltbel' lid,, e . s � Mr Mr. of 1>Y, Ted Reed a mvenary n a i'.lmg 98 th will! be· iJJ charge of park wqd1, Pom eroy ' wlll celebrate his er � Oth es. faciliti b 11th athln1 beach •n• re&lme'a Commu:iaj.at nue lea.Vea. Hlndr, Kil Jr., Reed fall d h T, wi Jacobt, was encircled . board aapy t k, ■nd • PIIMd by other p, How�l l , the,, group sana: .. ' prel)INUons will be taken to Im• whlle · Wll'dtns Joach im and ,� birt hday S aturday. He would ■ eon and te�ebr•tlona ' �tYel'lln' ge , Hobmltter, V Ge6r Mn. Howell presided -· ll at th e silff!' iu&hil teo by bf•laW9 wed · 1 �� of l le't fo • m e lh _ tlllt to rsa �r --�� I Anm-v� prove Qie fllh manage1p.ent sec• William1 w\11 be in charge of lhe preci ate bearing Crom bis many c�Uee �ice. Mrs by �ome Qld The ••• ,...., nw. , '6f, idem'"'-- ln '1Rlk• 1 O, u1r1.ns, Dr. llayJn,o•u• Boice f� wi&� " .- ,hle1;1 CommllJUfl . re,dong, a ., f.ciowlo, oa tllat day. "'1WI" ill", ll!i141� ,..lilm -�•u.a., - , t,11liWL �, ":.:! 7' t-,:� ':�'" 141 ·�� • . . , •• • \ , , � ��J . . . , .M: I ' ' I Air F«,rce Atlas Hurls Three Mice Into Space 1'oday Cllf': ' I Tom Lind Speaks At Lions Oub Meet Wednesday ,' L.:. TO Face II YOUtJIIS Charges by LaW n Caught e Wh I • s. I Castro's Firing Squads Executes American Invader Oies Behind Iron Curt<Ji '. · D. ayton Wo _ years TO Br1n ' tage..For _ Debate O RefOlff . �hrc • • 01"m.n•n . _,_,�_'-__1p i;;"!I Rac,ne "I',ary ·ro Open T,eenage T1een Canteen Meeti Question Of Peace not. , Offll1Jlffee Nixon Trying To Link Kennedy's Stand Wit\ War r· I Set om'ght W/1"th ad . I Bentz ery prints; foam filled. Melber - 72"xl4" - Stripe.cl - Raycin & Nylon - _ _ _ _ _ _ $�.29 e • u.. s. V al11e! Covered with fine drap­ PASTELS - ECONOMY STYLES • I NE(K REST P llL J) W S B LA N K ET S j BED PILLOWS 5ale $6.50 Wnlfillcl - 7:l"d4" - k•yon ii Ny11n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - f4,t9 Black Smooth . Lulh�r 1Green Buck match. ,7 .95 COMFORTERS Twin Size · , $3,9S - Double Bed Size $4.95 . to Sale $3.50 eaeh t1.111Mt - 70"11.80" - R1yon & Nylon _ _ _ -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $4.49 Styles From Wjilch To Choose printed pillows - Comforters "SlmtH" T1bl1 Cown - 52 by 52 lnchH Choice of th• na w pattern, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sal, $1.'9 "'SLEEPCRAFT" patterns. Floral patterns and all-ove r pat• A1•wam - 10" r.lO" - Rayon A Nylon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $4.1 9 the versatlle,· Mw ,, ,1. � 1 and Percale, Doubla Bed She F itted Bottom $hfft1 --- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.91 Nopi - lO"ldM.t'' - Ra.yon A Nylon - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -�- f3.29 10 Smoot h lcat h• er , lace. 111 abe• 3 to 7. '. Double ■-d 511• 81x99 lnch11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1,11 Si91111t - 64"x71t" - Rayon & Nylon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f2.95 Construction $7.95 $7.95 Printed Broadclolbs INDIAN JACQUARDS Sturdy BLACK and BROWN Qrey, White, Sl1e11 3 to 7 . All cotton all white Cannon Bed S heets Al These Low Prices 1 I DRESS MATERIALS . 3 yards f.or $1 .00 CANNON BED SHEETS I , Hawkin;, ' · ' it '', , it!lii. � a. -�· '• (· � ·� aetra Racine Scouts To Hold Very -�portant Meeting Monday For The 3 Day Sale! Stevens All Cotton Di1h Tow1l1, L1rg,e Si.. 26-31 In. White with multi colored border _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ __ _ _ _ 4 for $1.00 Fire Pr••ODlloa Wee� Oelober 9 lo ts y Lose ' Charter Bargain Days - Thursday, Frida11 At Elberfelds In Pomeroy. Sperial Bargains In Every Departtnent In The Store. Bargains In Dry Goods STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES SINGW: COPY - k · 3 - D A Y S A L E ! & Saturday I w. . MISS VINEYARD -I For Famous Name Lay away , Mrs. M erl in Tracy, presidcrtt , con d ucted the meeHn� which open­ f'tl With group s ingi ng followei'.I by Psalm 24 by th e prcsi doot. Mrs, / Jerr}' Hougl a nd and Mrs. Eugene Gill were welcom ed as new mem• \ h('l'A 'T'hl! birth days or Mrs. Laura McNictl e, Mrs. Ev a na, Mt!. Robe rt Bowe n ,md '.-.f rs. Peail Leifhcit ·,.-ere observ ed. 0 BAKER FU RN ITURE . , ,, t Bargains For Thursday, �riday, Saturday Committees wer e named for t he yen and included : flower, Mn. Lou Dl1hl, Mrs. Robert Bowen an d Mrs. Ernes t Powell; cards, Mn. AJ. !ell Elchina er: trips 11nd s pecial 1ccasslon1, Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, 1 'lln. P aul Eichinger a nd Mr a. Phil Vi,e; sick room supplies, Mn. Lou . \ )le h,I '-' nd Mrs . Clo, re ncc Cur t is; : 111, be&, Mn Ka rr Mrs Powell a nd 'frs: !OlJl1lS Gilmore; ways a nd I 1 i it'int �n- Lloyd Wright, M rs. ■na Oliver a rid Mr s E J. 1'racy, nd bli'.tlido:y box, :it.ra Eug ene ·complete W i th I nnerspring Mattress ' ELBER FELDS IN POMEROY I I BUNK BEDS $69.95 ( A aix o'clock potluck a nn iY er1a ry dinner prec eded th e meeting ot th e Lau re l Cliff Be t ter Healt h Club Monda y e-venin.11 al t he hom e o f Mrs. Dick Karr Sr. The hom e wu decora ted in keepin g wi t h Hal· lo,ween. Mn. Pc:irl U'ifh el t. �lni . Joe Evans a nd Mrs. Hel en Leifh eit · were co-hoatesses. ,.r Sm. Oh io St 1 1. '\ rrh . & 111, t l �lh & 111:;h Sts . Cu1tunliu1 , Obie toe!•>' I I I I I I ------- K Ex . Pioneer Historical Society --� Growth- ToldAtAnnualMeet I u:;_:: c. Samuels Arraigned On Band Boosters T Sponsor Donce Party Saturday . · osp1·ta1 Boardo·ISCUsses H ' Plans At Wednesday �ti. ng _ For'ked'1.l D un Lake Improvements k a t n T0 Ge derw y This ee I I I ■ -:n,u :.: �;-� ·�'. et1p4n c. w, -.1.. . �·:r�.. aoberl ; .,.. Mij;'""· "-""- , ,-,: ,• lfli'l!lii!lt 1/!i .. Set Tonight 111Wf• I I '. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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