https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b20c2b25074c9a1c17f5e57cdfccdbe2.pdf a740f29d3cf5d9a1dfc9e7f3359776d2 PDF Text Text . ------ . /.s; Held Wedne,day Meet I Relt1tive, Gnthered Club I To Hold Joint Picuic 1 Cilizt'ne Radio An t,rgal\iia tion a l meeting o f the Hemloelt Gr ove Home Demo n­ Members of the Middleport a nd stratio n Council met Wednesd a v Cheshire WSCS wPre guests when Th,• l'omeroy Ben d Cllizens Ra- For Bu/Jet Dinner afternoon with N1omi Reed prui.d­ the Society of the United Met ho­ va e 11 o u 1 :Sunday, Oct. 9, a group of re­ in,:. dist Church met Tuesday even\"' ' ;�� d 1� � � u; �fj �:n��;t�� �; ! latives eathered at the home of at the church tor their regu ar J u l ll l PIC'/IIC, Sunday, at 1 30 al L P Summerfield, Long B ottom, Oftice rs elected for the year meeting ind to observe the 20th . Fo r1 d1cat 1on !!ill in Gallipolis All for .i noon buffett dinner. were Sylvia Mid kiff, president; a nniversary of the WSCS. m ('mbns and their families are 1 Na omi Reed, vice president; Alice M iss Lydia Ebenbach. presi­ 1 urg<·<I to at tend Each family is to Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Stockten, secre t ary and treasu er; 5 bnOb;S 1ls uwo Lable service, a cov­ Fred Summerfield, Ch arleston; Leota Smith , members h ip; J ll dent, was in cha rge of the meet­ i ered dish and meat Mr. and M rs. Broo ks Summerfield Welker, so ci al chairman; and Vada [ n g . which opened with an organ 'l'uppcrs Pl a ins: Mr. and Mrs. H azelton, publicity. ll was decided prelude by Mrs. Harvey VanVr11n . Elmer Bi bbee and so n Darcel, W meet the lhird Wednesd ay o f ken. Miss F:bersbach extended a Sun·ess; Mr. and Mrs. Rollie each month at t he Grange Ha ll, wckomc to the guests. after whirh Mrs. E. E. Bryant conducted deSmith. Mrs. Jane Cotterill. Mr 10:30 a. m. to 3 P- m. Evelyn _Well and Mrs. Clarence Daugherty of and V ada Hatellon were appointed 11otional services whi'-'h opened SELF SERVICE Walton, 0.: Mr. and Mn;. B ob t o attend the county meeting on . with group sinRing of "O Zion Haste ", followed b_\' S'-'ript ure Whitehead of Dunbar; Mr. and cl othing, November 3. reading of Matthew 7.8 and prayMr11. Thurman Smith, Mr. a nd Al the next meetin g, a diet <' r by Mr� Bryant who also read Mrs llarr y Hulbert, Akron, Mr. meal will be prepared by Jes ie 5 POMEROY, OHIO a poem. " What's Your Answer ?" anrt Mrs. V C. Tuttle, Middleport Sa unders .ind Clara Paulsen. """-4 . ---and lhl' husl. perfect "Serles" During the business session thr day of prayer and 9elf denial . la 7'H'1' life will be the "Sh­ Sliced or Chipped WQC ,e,-;c, lo be held ,t the chucch, PT A TO M E E T tJ•\<\'IJnd<tful" C hevy and Oct o!"Jer 28, from l to 3 p. m U, 011: wed car from POM­ The :i.11ddl cport PTA will meet w11.� announced. World Commun£11o)' MOTOR CO. �onday c11cning. 0L"t. 1 7, al the o,, ,.,,;,,, to be held " the high Sl'hoo\ at 7 : 30. Members are f 'h{'ster Methodist Churrh on � reminded to bring a suitable book ced by ov announ was mber 4. f! · "!:il,h" A radio playe\l entitled GaJaxl -4 Door. Low m1 leag1• b}' t o add 1 0 the new high school lib: n Allen Eichin.(!:er, viee presinarraas Jr. chtel, a B Forrest with •iainal loca l owner. Be11 uliful rar y, Sliced in · , wh1;1 stated that the theme tor, wa, preeenled at Middleport lvoty and -green finish. Spotless - - -the service will be "Christ ian f ' dunnr: High , Sc hool Wednes d1y Interior. Like new· whitewall ct ion For Freedom ". C:hildre n 's A m the Others period ly �BBemb t� 1 1-=t.wtomatic trans , rad1u. I play were Tom Rall, Col leen WJ! n ! ght gowns . and a medica l _ kit 114)n Susan Slater and Rickey Oil• wl ll be conlrtbuted by the so ciety, Jt was voled lo pay t he $5 er ' ! ; � ;A,. Sc,.tlterry, · prtndp� �t� Azl8 tp the Meigs County C o un­ aent.ed a cer (ificote to Richa rd "?\Po! Ch urch Women, Plans were Pure Pork ' Swackhamer ro r being h ighest on mad� for the ··trick or treat" pro­ I mpala 4 J)oof. Ivory over I.in in with cooperalion For l he Na tional Merit Scholanhip i;!; ra m finiah, 348 cu. in. motor. power F, ose with a cl which will UNICE !!pring. last ken a t w Te at whl'ch as lteering and hrakes. a u tomatic ln o·bservance of Columbus Day party In charge of Mrs. Bryanl tn.01., radio , heater, prcnnurn several patrio tic songs wei:e sun g and Mrs. C. F. Tompkins. The whitewall tire1. Real nict>. Novt>mber 8 meeting will be held by the student body, The Senior dance whic h will be promptly at 7 p. m. due to the l'' resh held al the 11chool Frid a y night was quarterly co n ferenee to be held Mld �leport, Ohio at the church a t 8 p. m. also announei!d -- Mrs. Tompkins was· in charge of -- · - - . · lhe progr am a nd stated th at the Bel Air 4 Door , V8 motor with St•t• No. 223• l oca l Society h11d RoMr¥e District No. A 80 members al powerg llde trans. U<•:i utiful 2 OF R E PORT OF CONDITION the time or orj?:an i1.ini:. A trihute lOft""e green rlnish W11 h m;itth· lo the charter memben was given Inc interior, r1ul111, heater , by Mrs. Alonzo Custer. Charter white wall11, �harp 1111 the w.iy. OF P9MEROY, OHIO membera present we re Miss Ebers _ • mamt..r of the F.cl■ral Rf'ttrye Sy1tem, at the ela .. of bu1lne11 on bach, Mrs. Jed Webst er Sr., Mrs. Octo ber 3, 1 960, publlffled jn accord.nee with a cal l m ade by th, Ftcl· Harry Smith. Mrs. Everett Th omor t l 11...r ,.. ban k of this ,dl1trlct punu ant to the pro v i1 ion■ of th• 1 as, Mn. George Parker, Mrs. Pe arl Hysell, Mrs. R o bert Warner, Mrs. Federal R•urve Act. std 210 - 4 D oor. VB motor, , . 5 E T.S A S 1 , C. E. W. Oownie, Mrs. Vernon finish, bla<'k utifol a Be · tr,1na. • - � • I Howell, M rs. Leverett Roush. Mrs. , Cash, bal ances with other ,banks, inc-ludlng reserve dean · Interior, all good tires, $ 1 ,23'1,,41':S.81 �a \ph OUmore and Mrs. Tomp• rnll ance, ·a nd cHh items in 1proce.11s of collectlof! • ndio, heater. ,Sklnless . -, .•. · · · ""-"·· ,. 1, . . ., · I ins. United Stites Government obligations, direct •'." . 9'7l,98D.38 J ..;nd ,gu a ranteed ·· ·-··-· 3 1 1 ,540.87 Oblh111Uons of Sbt�s and pol itical 1ubdivi slom1 - - · . . 1 4,BM>.OO • Other bonds, notes, and deben tures . . . . '. . _ _ _ _ - - · · - · f o stock $6.71W.OO (including ck.s o 9t : Corpor111te, · P�m.,.-oy, Ohio . Falrhme MIO - :.! Door. Black ft,7M>.od . - - -·-· F'eder a l !leserv c ba nk ) . . over •old Cini�h. cle1m interior. Loan s snd di!1coo nts (includin� $1 .076.99 overd ra fts) _ _ _ _ 2,00'7.�.itt T0"19Nl . 11kt MW tire s . V8 motor with . B a nk premises owned $115,000.00, furniture and , , �E, ·ll!l,t.1')}£1ll WOM.EN" real heillcr, 1td. tran1. , r adio. .�m�k� Ptcwi: Qf aa.,oo.oo guvana Maniano -1. Vera·· MUea f s 8 nice. 1 ,2611.lo Real ��\��! o � ��t:r· lha� ·h;�k- 1'���1��� ·: : � FRIOAY NOT OPEN 262.68 Other 111set.!I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - --······- SATURDAY 4 to 6 lb. Average 14,634.703.48 TOTAL ASSETS _ . ._ "THE HYPNOTIC EYE" i!:; 1 J acques Bergerac, Allison Hayes I LIAIILITIE$ ' '6" - 4 Door St. W agon. New - also D�mand deposits of I ndMdu als, partnenhis,9, rings job, 2 tone gn�en finish "Tltt PUl!'.PLE GANG " I .11nd c or porations _ - - � - -•�·�-.-.i ,.._,_,_ _ _ _ . . . . . _ _ _ $2,01 0,9S7.7't J Barry Sullivan, Elaine ·F.dwuda wi th spotleiis vinyl intLorior 5 lb. Baskets Time depos i ts or inrti vid-ual1, partn'ershlps, trlm. All g ood tire�. radio. heal­ SUN., MON. anti TUI$. ·and co rporati o ns . . . _ _ _ · · - · · · · - · · · · · - · · - 2,006,827:� ; er, extra clc11n, 11nd cx.tru nice "HERCULES UNCHAINED" · 1 , Deposits of Un ited Stat es Go vernment (including for model. i Stev e Reeves I posta l savings} .. . -········· __ 38,738.00 j 1 Depos its of Sta tes a nd poiltical subdivisions . . - · - - · - · · 2159,901.41 _ Olher dt.posilB ·(cel"t.lfled and officers ' chctb, etc.) 0,'187.?0 TO'l'AL DEPOSITS - - - - $4,326,1G2.'6 ' i 1 J . Montere y 4 D oor. Spollet.s blk Save 1!11 • � , vn Olh• ' I · a,nd lvoty interior, wl11tc over �o ;:� :;� TONIGtlT and FRIDAY : eoNI finish, Mercuma tu: tr ans., $4,3 . �� ;� �� Aud rey HePbutn, Tony Perkins ' ll ticcs, radio, heatnew whitewa 1'� iM.A1(SIONS'' ' ' er. �c��U�T�:: ::: : : : : ��:::: (A:rncan.J1.16 Capl(al • · · - - - - · · · · · · · · · · - - - • - · · · · · · · · · · · · · - · - · · · · - - $ M>.000.00 I, g lti Dra-m11) . . ' ., �.:... 'lilid' -• • Doris Dowling -. Arthur Franz ! "RUNNING TARGET" 1 t�:,;�ti�il� ��L� ������� - � �: � � : : � � � � � � � � � � : ! ,.,, Our J,o)I'. P(l;c! , ,.<. . , . •11 • ' (Both Shows In Color) McrCpe. To p .M:0nLelalr H ard TOTAL LIABILITlES AND CAPITAi. ACCOUNTS _ _ $4,634,703.48 A-l!(l C11rtoon • eomaUe tra ns,, vlnyl intalor . t Thl11 hank's c-apital com1�!1lR of: BeauU fiul 2 tone blue finish. SATURDAY ONLY Common stock wi th tofa! par v11lue of _ tro,000.00 I Ra nd olph SCOu - Gall Russell cood t1re1, radi o , heater, I , RICHARD E. JONES Assis tan t Cashier of the above- named bin •• 1 ''SEVEN MEN FROM NOW'' hereby certify that the ab'ov"e 'st11tem ent is true to the best of mY (Col or) knowledge a nd belier. a leo Open TU 7:30 P.M. RICHARD E. JONES, AHIJtanl C ashier. Aldo Ra y - Raym ond M assey Cold Beer and Wlne Correct-At test: J. EOW. FOSTER "NA KED AND THE DEAD" �FalrUlne 2 Dr. Po wer steerin g I 1 FRED W. CROW, JR. Carry-Out Directors. l{Seope & Color) •and brakeH Fordoma li <' tram1., ALMA F. pAIUCEU Also Cutoon , �el!Nn Interior, iv ory over blur � flnbb, radio, hea ler. I S I MON'S I MARKET ., 1'11• moat ' i · ·1 9 5 9 F O R D $2295 1 958 CHEVROLET $1695 1 957 CHEVROLET ' I ' $1 295 1 9 57 FORD $1295 1 955 CHEVROLET BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 R u g by Men end Boys SMITH CLOTHING CO. PIG'S FEET 7 lbs. $1.00 THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY NECK BONES 6 lbs. $1 .00 I W l,� N � � S 2 ltis� $,1 �PO HAMS I I Sweater$ SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1 .00 - I I ,�•l\a ,., 35c lb. ·, , • I I I :itE:5 OLEO 5 lbs. 89c va MEIGS 'nlEATRE ' LARD 4 lbs. 69c . $1095 1 955' MERCURY ;,, school As·· "mbly TOMATOES basket • 59c $1 095 1 956 MERCURY $995 1 956 FORD 1 5 ,kh• Omer G/Ve • n • Cerfl ICQfe A f BOILED HAM lb. 89c $2195 · 1 959 CHEVROLET " 20th A nn iversary Ot WSCS Observed Tuesday At M iddleport Church , Hemlock Grove Council l 1 1 ' 1 0 N Dri ve - I n i I I · 1 I $995 .1 9 $ 5 F O R D Thia advortl&emfflt 11 .-lther an offer to MIi nor a 1ollcltat� of an offer to buy any of thou HcurltlH. The offering 11 madt only by tho Pro1�tu1. ' 1 ,01 9,960.9 Shor•• . .. ' Mid,-��ntin ent Telep hone Corporation ..' ! ., ' " Co..;mOft Stock !'llr (No . . . Val&e) I' l ' Mid-Cont inent Telcphont Corporation is mak ing an exchange offer to sharCholders of The ,., Citizens Ttilephone Compan y, Coolville, Ohio on the terms and conditions set forth in the prospectus on the basis of 4.6 shares of Mid-Continent Telephone Corporation common slock for each shal'c of the commo• stock of The Citizens Telephone Company. Notice of Exten1io.-. of Excha nge Period As of October JO, 1960 stock substantially in excess of the required percentages se\ forth in the prospectus of Mid-Co ntinent Telephon e Corporation dated September been deposited for exchange. 6, 1960, has . To perm it the shareholders who have not de posited their shares for exchaq e further time lo consider the exchange otter, the period du ring which the ""chan 1e ollen rpay be ac­ cepted has been extended to 3:30 P.M. Colum bus lil!Ul on Octobe r 25, 1960. Ali exchanges of the shares deposited ness on October 25, 1960 wlll b e made simultaneously at the close of busi­ and the shares of M id-Continent Telephone Corporatlon · commo n stock will be ,Issued as promptly as possible th ett,ifter, . THI! OHIO COM,-ANV Membtr ol till Mldwnl Sttck £lchlfllt e . l! N. Hl&II SI, in11e11men11 Columlm 15, Olli, • dleport by Mr, a nd Mrs. John Sla te r of Cannonsburi, Pa., who are vill til\l witb relalivet in thi1 area. Tuesday evening the John Slaters went to Hun tington to spend 1everal days there wllh relatives. John Slater ia conva lesc­ ing f�om recent eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. James Ingels who have been living o n Sou th Second Avenue pla nned to move into the property of Rev. George Oller o n Broadw ay Street today. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Schaa f of D a yto n spent the past weekend wllh Mrs. R. C. Sansbury, Miss Sally Scha a f a nd with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weise, Harrisonv ille. Around And About . Middleport A memoria l for del'eased mem­ bers was given by Mr.!i. Hysell who dosed her medilatiun with a prayer, after which Mrs. Russell · Moore sang "Whispering Hope." I By FRIDDII HOUDAlk!L 'f Mr. a nd Mrs. Clyde E. Bartlett "From Generation to Genera- .a nd ehildren o f Hebro n returned .. lion .a dramati zation persona liz- home Sunda �• afler spending the ing organu:at1011s, written by two weekend with his pa rents, Rev. mm1ster s wives, Kim Rose and ! and Mrs. Clyde J. Ba r tlett. They Agnes S1mester , was presented ' came especi a lly ror Mrs. B11rt­ undtt· U1e 1.l lrecl1on of Mts. 'I ump• lctt ' s birthday a nd to a ttend ser­ k111s. l';,,rt 11.·i1-1aung were Mrs. vices at the Church o f the Na• W e J.:sler ::tr., as tf\e world fieJd ; za rc ne of which Rev. Bartlett is Mrs. t.uge1,.: l:Srown. a Method ist ll astor. woman; M n,. \o .,_ nvranken , W SCS M r s. w . w. Ford of Columbus (Ci\nsll1Hd; M15s Gri.lce t..'.ampbeU who rec i! ntly underwen t surgery a Mel1J.oc11st m,111 ( M anly WyrnanJ; a t Meigs General Hospita l is l\1 ,- 5, !::.rnJt h, Ladies Aid, (Aidy r on \' alescing at the James So ud­ Laym;..nJ; ,\'Ifs. Pi.lrker, woman in- ers home with her sister, Mrs. Lercsled III mJsswn.s down through Lester Boice. the yeilrs, llirandm a ) ; Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. C. E . Slater of .L.H ll, fon;1gn fields, (Aun\ J ack sonville, O., visited Tuesday 1-'ory); Mrs. Thomas, Hume 1"1ehh, and Wednesday with Mr. a nd (Aunt Homey /; Mrs. John Werry Mrs. William Slater and children. 111 1ss1um, (l.lorlly lloard i ; Miss Lu• J They were accompa nied to Mid­ ... - - - -- -- -­ cretia Genheimer, Wesky,r n Serv lec Guild, ( .",, unt G u1ldyJ: and Mrs. Warner, l'Lrdes, (A u nt Cir • 70 Attend Family l'ley.) Night At Church J\pproxim a tely 70 attended FamThe play, both in teresting and ily Night at the Baptist Church o n insp1ratJonal, yet g1v1ng much information un missions, was in the I Wednesday . Oct. 5. After a potluck dinner there form of a party held al Chris- · tine's home, in observance uf her was a speet: a l proira m by Mrs. Hugh Cairns. birthday. Twenty-one candles on a Those parlicip�tin g In a skit large blrthday cake were lighted were Mr by Chrfsline anti her relatives, as ''Fa mil)' Devoti ons" tliey told of the progress made in 1 Cairn s, Mrs. Ro bert Beegle, Ruth j Billy BCegle, Craig the 20 ye.irs of the org.ini:i:atio11, 1 Ann Petrel, with the middle eandle represent­ Cairn s and Carol Wilcoxen. A · dismg Christ. cussio n was held by div ided groups I on what was wrong and h ow to , Following the play, all present 1 improve. gave the purpose of the WSCS afler whil'h the group sang "Bless Bt> The Tie That Binds" to con• elude the program. I ! I Refreshments were served dur- 1 ing the social hour fro m a table with laee cover centered wilh a I birthday cake, with an 1 arrange- f ment of mums as a background. Miss Eh c rsha ch a nd Mrs. W. 0. Ba rnitz presided at the silver coffee and lea services. Hostesses for the evening were Miss Ebers­ baeh, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mn. Webster Sr., a nd Miss Campbell with Mrs. Robert Morris Sr., as contributing hostess. Jimmy Clatworthy Hon or,ed On Ninth Birthday Saturday I J The nlnth birth4ay of Jimmy Clatworth y was celebr ated l ast Saturday when his mother, Mrs. Henry Clatworlhy, enterta ined with a party in his h o nor. G a mes were played during the afternoon with prizes being w on by Tereaa CHci, Davirl Buskirk a nd Twila Cl a tworthy, After Jimmy had opened his gi fts from his friends , refresh­ ments of ice cream and cup cakes with eaeh guest'e na me inseribe<I o n hie cake were served with soft drinks and candy. Otller l',leslS w�e Tanna Gard­ ner, Marta · Hubbard, Mike Bus­ kirk, Carl Dem(lsky, Joyce a nd Jan Long, David Boggess, Terry Hannigan, Ronni& H a nd, J ohn I leol!:ovitch. Naney H arri ,, Cathy B a lley, M arsha Stewart, and the h o nored guest 's brot her Sammy a nd sister, Sandra . Stnding girts but una ble to be present were Jo hn Ingels, Ra ndy Phillips, J oyce Davis and Michele Hackett. Mrs. Clatworfhy was as­ sisted by Mn. Lewis Lo ng and Mrs. Ja mes Clatwort hy Sr., w h o a lso a ttended the party. Hostess Gifts Are Presen ted Tuesday I I Prue Winnin11 Float, Announced At Ea,tf)rn I Mr. J. S. Davi,, e1:ecu t ive hea d \ of the Eastern Local School, announced today the winners of th e 1 prize winning fioall at J•st Fri- l day•a Homeooroint a:ame: The · theme of the Uoaf,I waa "A Song!' Firat ph1ce went to Tupper-a Plalm1 School Booaler Club for It'• ,ona the "National AnthPm." Sec­ ond pl11ce went to the Che1ter Club for "Shine On HarvHt Moon·•" 3rd Cheater PTA; "Ctui1ln1 Do� the River" and fourth, Sophomore J Clasa, "Now nr Never." wh ich de- I pleted. a tootball team . at ill beat The Freshman ClaSI w11 fUtb with "We Go Toge ther." Thi• float 11tttMed th e import.nee nf cooper­ ation hetwetn school and eommun­ ilY:, . Jud ges for the !!vent were Mra. Clyde Parish an d Mn. Doria Wald• en, o, t.,und Mn. BertluL 1 I -. .. Take Adva ntage Now Of The Spec iol Borg ains At . . , Elbe rfel ds I n Pom eroy Shop Every Department In The Store! Ba rgai ns i n Wom en's· and Gi rls' Slips, Pa�ties, Nigh t�ow ns C, l)o.j a"1as Women's f2.95 •Nylon .Trleot t2.49 Sllpa ' :': , . . . . , Sale Colors - blue, pink, while a nd black. $ 1.39 Women's U.15 Hall SUps . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale ,. Nylo n·trico t. Pink, blue, sea s pray and w hile. 3 for $1.00 1 Women s Rayon Trleol Pantie, - Briefs Applique a n4 lace trimmed styles, wh ite and colors. Sizes small, mediul'n and large. Women's Katz Brand $2.95 Flannelette Night Gowns and FOR THIS SALE PJjJ1mas . . Z, for · • &?!'•• Your ¥, 91 the eo ti,1c n ,w _ fajl , )in• . 1lW� t her Hubl;i:ll'd or YotiUH1N · ·SlYI\ls. . Jliij a� ' . •�-�Q ii\ Mo:16 -40. Wo�,11•, a.,,'\. rrl<ol \l!f�!I:!'"'' . . (J f,f fy�J,�-00 Tailored slyl�: l3and !Ck colors. ftr il'ol!yw(lod �l s in �\ile and e Gk�• ·.:T�;bo��K���" 'CotL;' P,tirz� In while and col ors. Sizes 4 to 14 ye ars. f)_ I J.;; ·f�: •i.oo Girls' Nylon l Daer•n lColton Slips , . . . • • . . • . . $1.89 Pajamas $1.89 Sizes 4 to 14. Girls' Flannelette Hostess gifta were presented to Mrs. Ted W a rner wh en the Kin Club met T1.1ead11y evening at her h o me on 'f'1'01pect Hill. A short business session was held with Mrs, Warner prcsiding. j A ro und ro bin get-well urd W18 sent to Mrs. Carl Hyse ll. M rs. An­ I nice O hlinger and M:rs. Homer , Hawkina were named H the nomlnating co mmittee to report at t he 1 next meeting . Games were played during the soci al h our wilh prizes .aw arded to , Mrs. Richard E. Va.ugh.a n a nd Mrs . H1wJr:lns. The door prize was won 1 , by Mrs. Th eodore Lehew. 1\1rs. c. I J. Ebersbach reecived an Mnlver, Ht)' g ift from her secret pal. A dessert course w :1s served by 1 the hos tess to th ose na med ab ove and Mr. Willard Ebersbach, Mr. Edgar Pra tt. Mrs. Fra nk Powers, I Mrs. Harold Johns on a nd one guest Mis, Ju,jy Vau g h an. Fa vors we re coasters. The next meeting will be a mHked H alloween party at t he 1 home or Mrs. Fr11 nk Powers, Middleport, on October 3 1 . Mrs. Willi am Garber and Miss Ann Crow have gone t o Akron for a two wee ks visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Garber Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mr,. Bertha Archer. Mrs. Grace H)Jiell and Miss Sylvia McM aster visited M o nd ay in BeYerly with Mrs. F. C. Kreger and her 11ister. Mr� Gena Sellers. Mrs. Kreger is the wife of a f�r mer pastor of the l oca l 1''irst Ba ptist Church. Thie m ont h she and Mrs. Sellers will be goin� to G r eenwich, Conn., to spend the winter a t the ho me of H. C. a.rton_ , 59 Stonehedge_ Sout h . D o na ld Mills, assistant m an ager at t he Va n,diu m Pl.ant spent yes, terday and toda y in Morgan town; where he Iii · 1 attendlna- special claases in the interest o f the � Ian Mrs. George Joh nson w ho h�l been i�l at ", home wit h flq I� som� improve Elme r Ha1klns has r�t_u rntd fro m a several days visit ln his d.aul!: hter, Clevel and with Mn. Viriinia F usco and husband. 2 Piece Style. sfze.s 4 lo 14. Sporle Socks • • ! pn. Sites 10½: to 13. Big selection of ,pattern, In. colors. Men's "Deboe" Stretch Socka Nylon and Silk. Qne siie fits all. 3 U,00 \hi; .. new �l fall e pain • for Boys' "Argyle" Socks . • . . . • . : • • • � pairs for I n sizes 8 t(I 1 0 ¼1 . Our re-gular 39e quality on nle. Boy,• Cushion-Fool Sneaker Socks Ou Sile 3 All wh ite. Si�es 7 ¼; to 1 1. pr . $1.00 $1.00 U,08 Boys' School Socks • . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 89" • package In alzes 7 to 10¼� Put up 4 pair& in a package. Little Toi& Morpul Socks . • . • . . . . • . • 4 Sizes 4 to 6 ',t . Girls $1.00 H�bulk Orlon Sizes 8 to 9'11 ,nd O'ni to 1 1 pair for 98e Sports Socks . . 81e a pair iii run ranao of COion. . • lie Men'■ HI-Bulli Orlon and ' Wool Crew S4ella ' Grey, ,black, chtrcotl, 1old •nd geen. S1lea 10� , 'to 13. Mlues' Knee IIlglt pr. Soclls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 pr. Ill bulk oa;-loo •nd 11:rtteh nylon. On e 1lae flt., all: Oolon. arun, red, ,Old, black, camel �d white. Elbtrftld1 Art Open Every Wtek ,Day . 9 AM: to 5 P.t.(. Open Saturday Night Until 9 P;M; - . Elberfeld s In · 'Pomeroy ,. , .,. , 111l C 1· . ··' .. ' ' Fire Pre,enUon Week e STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES VOL XII NO. • ' ,: p : N�on-Kennedy Dispute Now Still Boiling With New Vigor Vice President Richard ill, lie: :::!�: :�:r•t.�:;��bo u:::::e fense of lhe Qucmoy and Ma tsu isl d :.ft:· lhe previous two deba tes .... t-1•e th ird wa, carr,'ed ., ail t hree' television and rour radio netWorks. Nixon spoke from Los An,i gele& and Kennedy frClm New York. The candida tes w ere questloned by a panel o f four newsmen in Los Ang eles-in 8 separate atudio from Nixon, Nixon said the l a test encounter wa& ••good and fast-mov,·n,· , , sood clash," Rilpublican National Ch airman Thruston B. Morton dec:lared that "Nixon aga in was t he .., merely clear winner." Kenneu said it W3. S " a n interesting evening" but Pierre Salinger, hie PXt!as: aecretrary, said the Democralic nominee and his sl a{! we re "hi&)lly pleased and feel t hat this WII his best performa nce of the three debates." Minutes aft er the program ended. the rival candidates tangled i n a dispute o ver whether Kennedy had followed the gro und rules . (or the debate. Nixon charged , thal Kennedy had ,iola ted an agreelTlent by uaing notes. Kennerlly denied he h ad used notes a nd aaid he h a.d referred onl)' to two documents, including II letter writIe n by Presid ent Eisenhower to be ,ure he was quo ting them • accurately, Nikita ,Flew I Home TOday, 1ctory Cl3lDIS . ; I c.ntrat alNI levtMrw Ohle: P•rffr cletHlr •ftllf CINIHnue.1 warm lelloy, h'th 7WI. WWIIV autt.rNI ....WWII or thund1nhlwer• _,...._ ,,,. from wott ten._.., i.w SS-0, -. -. ....... .... ... .. W.ffll wttfl ,an.r.; ......... ... thvnd,re."ww,,. lllraly. 14, 1960 LocaI Jj�w· Enforcemen t Officers Busy SINGLII COPY - k Nixon P?,�·:hur,d ay night', lh frd cha p - -- - -· -- -· ter of their scheduled four de- / K j Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo,. friday, October Following TV Debate (UPI) - e nt1n e a1 y l'eather Derieted To TIN lnUr- OJ Ths M�__,,- Area 152 WASH INGTON • ! I Middleport Emergency Unit In Service Twic_e To Help Po_lice Mason Grade School PTA To , Spo ool Carnival · I . I I Loca I law enforcement officers were busy 1broughout the , Foglesong . Fancy work : Bel- , night. Thu rsday investigating a shooting at the Wonder Bar ��re, Velma Burris an_d lrma 1 1 h,eld on saturd1Y, October 1� ' �' Game Room 1 : Sally 3 mlles south ol Middleport on Roule 7 and probing a brea k'· · '· 1 lhe 1ebuol. Th e tim6 Is 2 p. an d Wanda Roush. G a me · g at the Headquarters Tavern in Middlepo mg and enterin rt I 8 p. m. There will be one . • -1 I I �ivfno ....... ••• P,-,- 2: Fra ncis -' At 8:45 last night the Sheri f f's RH'. E· J• H• IdemM · · � pr�e. a Zc:nith do�k rad io. • �Mn. Schaekel; Fi.ah Pond: I Departme nt was cal led l o investi - broken beer battle,:. which donations of 50e a re be . �� Baldwin and Rutb Ryan; ! He ndrix drew a gun and ihot gate a 1hooting at the Wonder Bar. NEW YORK UPI-Nikita S. asked, Oth er prizes boqht by '.S�� Room: Mr1. Denver Artis; riend while he was at the front Khrushchev f lew home to a royal Sheriff R o t bert c. F Ha tenbach, Dep , 3 i u el kitc h!Pi noveltie •· M ary Perry and I of_ thfl e1tabll sh ment, the sheriff uty we!eo_me .�n Mosc?w �� ay, pro/ Sheriff s Cha.rles Sayre and · :k, :1t !f �:by :!rg\ ed t u....., .---� .. a nd ba11 oons, Jimmie r cl a 1mmg great victory for th e Howard Frank. along with Middle- 1 said. biers and A Rival m agnetic wall' Friend 's condi tion has bee n port Chief of Police Her b:? rt Gilkey Soviet bl oc ln the. N. Gener.al I ca n opener. · Cami va l chairman i11 Janel .Sur.I t' •'-' and the ·Midd l cpor , E mergency- termed 18 not being eeno u11, bY Assembly where his ou tburst1, le_d . I The p followin · door rizes have PTA prc,idenl. The publ ,c 1, g only to defeat on every ma jor 18· Rescue L'nit were needed at the lhc She riff!! Departmen t . He was been donated by loc al merchants: 1 vlted. All proceeds will be used I taken to M eigs General Ho.spital scene. sue. . . . ,milk glau hobnail cookie jar by lu" the PTA for school ground UR- . Charles E. F_riend. 1 � , Pittsburgh. by th e Middleport Emergency unit. The Soviet premier new mt o_ a . Pickens H.lrdware ; Weat Bend el ee• provements. Thi& morning , Frienu f ilf'd ch ,,P.a was shot in the rI ght h ip - WI· th starry sky aboa rd .• .giant Soviet SR SKAGGS• USN trlc corn l)Opper by r Mason Fu ni• . -· ge1 against Hendrix, sta ting Lhat a .38 rev olver by bartender William TU 1 14 turboprop airliner Th ursEvangel tstic se!vices wiU be.gin ture Co.; an d I permanent by Bil 1 • "Pete " Hendrix, during the dis- Hendrix maliciously lhot with inday �ight _o o?,•stop for � osco.w at the Eugene Sk H. ggs, a o P meroy, Enterprise Evangelical f lie Jean'a Bea uty Shop. Th e fol· i tent to kill. Hendrix pied nol guilpledging his ardent belief 1� Uni ted B r thren hureh foster Ron of Mrs. Bessie Pullins turba nce. October low{ng merchanta h ave d on ated � 9 , • Auording t? �ro secuting . AHO�· ty to the ch arge in County Court peace o n earth " after tel �ing the 1 � and _ w i ll contmu e n!g h tly at has enlisted in the U. S . Navy and five pounds of h ambureer to be i Gener al Assembly Russi a h ad 7 . 30 unti l October 30_ Th ia has completed six weeks of train ney James O Brien, who mvest1 - and was placed on $2000 bond. The chuN!b used for the carnival B&B Market rockets ready for war . lng. He will begin a J4 day leafe g a ted :.t the scene, evidence indi • ca se will be continued October 24 Is localed one ha lf mile north of Bar ain Center Market, Bachner'; g I caled t� a t Friend. alo_ ng with ;1 in Count)' Court. "We gave h el l to the Ameri• Pomeroy on the Athen / Oct ober �s R(lad. Market and Frona 's Place. Valley Charlea have been riled against i cans a nd lhe British" �e &aid at Skaggs ''The Return of th e Showboat" • 1s stud)·ing dam age con- compamon, Can-oil White, 20, PortRev. E. J. Haldem an of Foa-- 8!11 Dairy bas donated chocolate l, tjiis year', minstre l, which will trol with the Navy. His addre88 is land, _entered thE bar a nd crea ted White and Friend for disturbing a_n lraqu U. �- �elegtllo_n recepthe peace while intoxicated and li on before w1nd1ng up his 25-day tori a , 0., will be the ev anaellst. milk and or�1,1ge d�nlr.. iven in t he Ru tland High Eugene H. Skaggs, SR 547-47 - 70, the disturbance. All drawmga will be held at 8 tJ t: I malicio 111 destruction of property. When asked to by leave o Hendrix, C visit to New York al\d the U. N. He served several yean a11 a pa,. B mpany 375, 21 atalion on Friday School Auditorium 2nd Hen'd.r hr. and White were Liken ' Re_gi n_ient, USNTC, Great 'Lakes, I a fight started. • Hendrix �aa "summit session" at wh ic h he tor in the Sandusky Conference, p. m. �ve�ber 1 1 at 8 p. m . t�reatened _by ���_:� ths with into custody and placed in eounty never met once with any Ameri- ,b e haa also oerved several yeu, V�getable ,oup, (bring own con,!iii be gi,en by the Rutland lllino,s. . jail by Sh�riff Hartenbach . Friend 18 an evangelist for the EUB de- tamers II can offici al. to lake home), h amburg. :. h �chool Chorus, directed b)' will rare charges after released nominatio n. At one time he WU ers, h otdo,:s, milk, orange drink, f,• C. 0. Chapman. Mrs. Ellza1 w• V He sa id the Soviets had ac hiev- th e p astor or t he Firat EUB from t he hospital. .Ann Webster will be t he a'.t!· ed a "gre.al victory" in winning C�urch in Findlay, 0, During the coffee, coke , pie and cake, wlll' i Fifteen patrons at the bar were be on sale, ft.II'••w '•t. The Kenn,• Music Co., ,pro- pas ' few yea r, h e has mad aasembly deba te of their quea IORC11 1aIU Oi••t ... by SheriU e three Kitc hen workers are Evelyn Ha• • )jhbtJngton is furnish ing an poaal £or "immediate" il\depend- triPs to the Holy lands. On OctoHartenbach and Prosecutor Q'. . l for the performance. w· ence for colonial areas-an issue her 22 and 29 he Wm show 1om e ey, ch,irman; Maxlne Aldrich, ,;rt,ri BMen. , ' -l-1,a lon , Be Jo anne Green, M ,·n• Hlldson, ssie un w · 1 1 be 7•• =•eats the West supported h im on. BREAKING AND ,-a " 1 • ING coiored 8l"d 1 es 0I many places be nie Rizor, 1 Governor Cecil H. Un derwood wl be reserved. First come, first J(lyCe Caraon, Joan Har- � • · . He was defeated on bis bid for , has visited In the W red . ewart, 33, Oq the Quemo)' . Matsu issue St M!ddleF Holy lands. y:... toured four C'ounl ie, ;n West bour, Mr,. Shrimplin, Hazel Smith, . , ·ed. The m,· n,trel "eke•· u .... ... I .. port• was arrested by M"ddl 1 epo,-• • Kennedy again clte d authorities i n' disarmament deb ate, a seat for ginia by helicopter Wed1:1.e&d ay, Rev. Francis H: ' Glazie r, pas- Myrtle Maynard, Gold1 e Carr, Kath• bif J'urcha1ed f rom any ch orus Police Chief Herbert Gilkey on a or formerly in the El8enhower ad- Red C h in a , his a ttempt to oust j stopping lo spealt t o l a rge ry h W crowds LaMrs. ittaker, Ru89ell, n i all �ber, and re�ervat o ns C!'h arge of breakin1 and entering minlltntlon to aupport his a rgu. Secret ary Gener al Dag Hammar- tor of the ch u rch , will be Jn Vera Yeager, Vivian Fry and . M ary t niult CAPE CANAVER!J.L. Fla. UPI- at fifteen d ifferent places. be taken care of in Mr. . tvlce eaCh Headquarters Tavern with in a half lllent that the Ch inese Nationalist- skj old and his dema nd t h at th e ch arg_e of th. e so� se T.hree bl ack mice today are on a Counties toured by the G o vernor n.l.•ta,' oft,·,e. -14 ill· be special Jolmson. hour Hsembly deba te American " ag- evethng. There after ,·t was repo,,e - d en te:red held ialands were indefensible. · Baked goods: Lila Zerkle and chorus ,, ,ompoa·• f"·' · d_IIIY return trip o ver a 5.000 in co nnect. ion with_ his ca ndid acy at 2 :30 th 18 · gresslon" over th e U2 and RB47 m mu·c on th e program b"monung. · He cbarg·• · # vari'ouo I ----- -�----o:u N,·xon wi th trymg mile_ tO d islance they traYeled f o r Thursa seat m the Umted States Sen• of ' ., · ftve members. Dea n . l g t e I plane incidenti. d d e e e inc oln, Cabell, Putnam . o w he e�btt.■h�:!,� * # \ � ,t�-�• i �: :������iy ," "A --" and •,�d � ;,. n� t.:: LJ. f�!�t� ��ri�u�� , ;r ,.,, ""' tin:: ouw. . The s h ip t hat brough t h im here Bible . then we Jnvited you tO at• � ., with the Ol'iln.ese N ationalists and rr,J and Oed · bifOft <llld GDteyIn Mason county the uovertloi- &lot, . . : · ·• · A· matinee will be given for "Moe"-.were hurled t he 5.000 ailing l a ter to- le�� the ,servic�s each night. 4 · was Baltlka the s a Ved on th\ scene. The crime uid there wall no unconditional 'Ille Nort hwestern Local School, mil es down the Atl a ntic missile made stops at :-ft. Olive sc hool, was report"' Including au- warm welcome awaits you at this ..e to defend the olf,hore ,·,. day with souvenirs, Y t he night radio P1....a range .,... ab o,.ir� an Atlas intercontin- 1 Leon, Henderson and New Haven. sets, ch urch . on Thu rsday, N ov. 10. operator a t the B&B Cab Co. landt lrom ati.ack by C(lmmunists tomobile tires, portable TV en tal balltsllc missilt', whose nose 1 Archie Henry, mayor ----of Henderan air condi tioner, anti-freeze Ji. ,______ GIVES CHASE on th.e Chin• mainland. eone l a nded in the South Atlanlic son. who arrange{I t he Henderson for a uto radlaton a nd heavy quid After seei nj Stewart on th• Th e vice! presiden t replied t ha \ ar Ascensio n Island, o ff the west ne rally h complete with nd ot d ogs a Soldi er Of Fortune crates with undiscl�ed contents. , ftennedy's program would coast of Africa . le ad cider, introduced Gov. Underwood , street, Chief G'illr.ty attempted t (JR his arrival in a r.ainslorm As stop him for questiening . Stewart aot to peice but to war beca use The o se c o ne soa r ed n Now Unmarked Grave m ore than who spoke on his rea1K1rui fo r wantdingy New York dock Sept. led over the river bank near [.in, lrcy conceflion h> the Communists on a Edison Hob1tet ter, ch.airm a n of HAVANA UPI - The bullet- 650 miles ab ove emh at a speed ' ing, a Senate seat snd hi&hlighting f t here were 00 Amer ican of- 18, coin Street. .Members of tbe Mid, would lead on]y to new dem an ds. ·th e local Girl· Scout rulld driv e riddled bod,y of Anth ony za-rba o r 17,000 miles an Jtour. The mice th'e great American freedom,_ ents dlei,rt Emer,:eney Reacuc Unit . · He did appea r to put himself fioials oth er tha n security ag r f allwe rt o f 0 p toda that th e dl" i Ve ill e l a y said id ,e�perimept 1 a tod ay in a n unmarked grave Following the Henderson a:ally, y h im off. ta m•"' clorly i� _ 11n • wi � the Ei• to see kffl ln,_ ahOrt or I ts ,s e.t goal. near Santi ago and only eig ht per- test lhe effects of deadly space lhe 'GoVernor and party tra veled Were ca]I� to _give assis�� l;OR K UPI-Soviet ct. hac efully . . Para Plc ....,u.nL NEW 1 1 oca 1 0� r teen m . e m . th ,e nhower ad mm1t1 ra 110n s policy, radi at lon o n • .. living ,t'•••·e. W'ork en will bt out th is week, · sons a..u '--ew fir,l band how • t he . by mo\or. cara, an to New Haven m- mler Nikita S. Khrushchev's prlA crow d of UKJ Rus,uans, • we �- bac h and _ vie whle h � u lhe 1- s\ands elu _,.a • . be said, and that he urged com- American soldier-o f-fortun e fated , The cone Was retrieved about ·for a Public address in the N ew H•· Sheriff R0 bert Hln,i;-n me a nd children, near, g' wo n dln v a te liner Baltika Pomeroy &alls bact. Policema n George il.ickl only H an ··art of ba ttle i£ an l the ven Theatre at 7.30 p. m .. plelion of the drive by all work• the guns of tl)e Cuban firine sq uad. : 3 ½ ho urs a ter l anding in yugs and home., to�.ay with 8 lacltluSler paeal ere he scene. t at so w atuck on them■ sho uld be a pre- l mobbed him with h :1f &1 a en oc 1t r n fin but ln seve a Before urs that l o was or h a of e total der al , leavinii Mi ami on his Pre dent Celebr es 3 30 P l kisses and th ruat three big bou• an empty bunk the drive could be reached aa ill . St.wut Cr,iptund Jude to an assault on Formosa . rat@d adv1:ntur_e, the 2?-year- before medic a l 11cienti sts pulled -----�-Intern ational on him at quets !�!•c��:. · , ' Stewart . wu captured by Chief The dispute abou t fina ncing old Zarb a left a Jetter in which back the la•,t of th e heavy shield• earl!Y as pos,-;ible · ' · ' ' j ilkey, a d farm program• d eveloped from a Airport, wh 1le 100 an tI·Comr�:- . Khrushchev a nd t�e f ive . s ate!ii 1� !t G i n ls s D all the money With nd l h e a nim a sque a ling go he a l Pom is $700 e roy but he expres ed confidence that T p eace u >' par aded pickets hte iet leade ra who jomed him on e exception tb or se ve n dollars was question to Kennedy about the at tbla time b way , hort of t h e "G o d wo uld glve me t he neces- heartily I nea r th e main airport buildin g. the voyage to N e W yor k eh ose tO I (IUn f d · hl Wtt n 50 teet of where cost OI the Democra tic pl atform, "All three are alive and in good goal. Mr. Hobstetter 11aid that sary streng th and courage to die Soviet 'Foreign Minister Andrei · r t urn home by other transport • · 11 I Stewart was hiding. Would Cut Program 3,n al an• onditi on," sa id c offici h h onor a nd pride wit a ny workers have not reported m & is h is t if � k In County Oourt t.his morning Kennedy said the Nixon fa rm Gromy�od Ukrain:n ,1eaa e: N� t iion . . An Estonian o iler, Vlklor !19 yet a nd he urged tha t all do necessary in fron t of a Red' Jir- nouncement �at spelled an other "' russ1an e . aa ntmetsa, one : of the Ba llik a's I St ewart entered a plea liJ of not plan would coat $1.5 to $2 billion l a i V. o g orny, ye o 0 U. S. sp a ce trmmp h t he longes t possib soon as le. as . 8 ' ing squad." urov -and 191 ••e ..... w mem'-rs chose, not to · -----------------more 'ha n the present program ega ti o n ch ief Kiri I M u -------- nii:ht ever recorded in American Charles R. Ord of the Mason gu I·11Y tO the chargea and WH H aven was bound over to lbe grand jury on and that his would cost $1 billi on Hunga ry's party lea der J a nos Ka · return at all. He defected lo the rocket experimenu ·· with animals. County Da nit in New • dar �ccompani-' Khrushl}te... west Monday. Jeu. one o f 160 bankers recently com- $1500 bond. J Alth _ •.ug h the pl_ace cs rds at t h• 1 ey expre,,_,.. Cb"le I c·1k ···• thanks ... pleting an intensive course of Nixon sa id Kennedy's farm pro- abo ard the three-atory h igh airr passenge orld's lar,e:est liner, w captain s ta ble Will be less glit&ram would result iD a 2� per study a t the West Virginia School today to Middleport N ight Patrol6 terin g as the B altik� steam11 east cent increaae in food prices which pi ano. of Banking at the 4-H Camp at ID.G.n I. R. Neal, the Middleport w ard, the small, while-h ulled Unsqu admen, sheriff's department would be part of the cost of th e Jackson's Mill, Va . Khrush chev appeared to enjoy er at a nd Pomeroy Patrolman lea1t has some edra cargo George was school attending the Also pro,ram. h is last moment! on America n In her h Pl'M'SBURGH (UPI) - The horns blew at midnight in Hicks foe their help in capturinC old . Lewis f the Citizen's o H. mes a J plane e h t Kennedy rejected thl1 estim ate soil, wa lking around Tw� bu1lo ads of heavy goods .Pittsburgh - and blew, and blew and blew. Nati o n.al Bank in Point Ple asant. Stewart. and ufd . a gi ven percentage in- and a mbling In all direetlons to Wer -------A zany cro wd which police Incidents. e loaded onto the vessel by The sch o ol is sp o nsored join tly �'"-' iii' lhe price of a farm the chag rin or American and So• her crewm en T.hursay. Among called lhe greatest assembled The wildest relebration in this b y West Virginia Up,iversit)' a nd IA.tmumba Supporten prochlC!t y,ould not mean an equal • viet security officlala. th e souvenirs the Communists here since V•J Day jammed the I baseball-crazy town 1s history even the West Virginia B:mkers A.ssocial)' b(&h · percentalle increase in re- � W hen t he plane cleared the are s ending hom e by sea are 1ev- tSteel City until th e wee hours of saw the mayor almost l and in ' The Pomeroy Sceond wa rd Fire tion. This was the f ourteent h an- Stage Protest .March taU food �cei,. runway, a New York poliee ofrl• e al t he rnornin1 and celebrated the LEUPOLDVJLLE. ortable tel@vial on s ets, a jail. p i" The Congo Department and Pomeroy emer. nua l sch ool OD btbel' bud get i tems, Kenne- clal signa led the end of the city'• Two of Pittsburgh 's ttnest put gency squad each ansv.·cred ca lls . small air conditioner and three Pltlsbur1h Pirates' £Int world e o u rse of s t udy UPI-Congolese police uaed their Featured in the dy 11� he would hope to lower greatest aecurlty crisis wit h th e new Am erican cars, a Cadillac, an .champions hip in 35 years. th e arm on Mayor Joseph M . yesterday. th is year was the subject of in- rifle bull.I, clubs and boot.a' today Jnterat rate costs by $l billion a words, "Well, men, you"re (IUt of Oldsmoblle and a Comet. . Firemen were ca lled to the c. vestments. Other areas co vered to smash a protest mareb on Unit The demonalration s were set Ban as he despefately made bl1 year, lhcrease federll revenue al- w or k." The Coast Gua rd, however, or- off at 3;36 p. m. Thur.11day when WBJ' to the Bue clubhouse arter L. Arnol d rarm, on Rt. 33, near were public relati ons, income tu:, ed Nation s headquarten by 300 mo■t tl billion by closin g tax. Khrushchev, hatleSII and wear. dered out "substantially the ,Pirate second baseman Bill Maz. the game. "Where do YOU think Pomf'roy al 3 : 30 Thursday. J A b U&iness o utlook, and bank opera- supporttrs of owted Premier Paloopholta, He alao atuck to his Ing· a gray buslqeu suit, looked sa me" eitcort that surrounded the eroski leaned on 11 pitch by New you're going ? " th ey barked. trice Lumumba. traclor had ca ught lire in the tions. plan tcf lintnee mfiJical care for , chipper and 81 bouncy 15 ev er de- Soviet shi "To the clutihO\lle to - congratu- corn field a t th e fa rm. as it s_ailed into New York Yankee rlghthander R,lph About a dozen demonstra ton p on o f the Ba nk Robins J. James the aa:ed ¥nder the Socia l Secur. spite the rigors o f hls 2S•day York harbor last month , Thia in- Terry and .1e nt it soaring over l a te my boya," Barr lhot· · baek. h urt. were Othen were hands a w Va., W. t Ripley, in The blaze was extinguished by o Ripley Jty ,prqram , and Hid the admin- grind, diplomatic and aocial. eluded a small fleet of Coast the lert•centerfield wall for t he "After •11, rm the ma)'or of .the f iremen. cuffed lo army jeeps, j cha irma n of this year's school. ,, , Ja:lratlon program favored by Thinks for Hospltaltty Guard launche• plus a helicopter g-1me-v,tilm ing run. -------city." The rec1:faced gendarmes The dernonstr.atora waved ban1 a emergen w a lls squad T c h e c y He thanked the people of New b ' -HUI.on would lak e $1 hlllion a year ners ruding "long live the Unitm(lre. notbin1 said guard. Wi th in aeconds, office workers ed to give assisla nee to Jesse P esidenl Ca3s For lrom the Trusury. Yor k a nd the police for their Jaanlmeta, 9, planned to stay In �e downtown skyscraper ofBefore the su_n went down, t �e Still wagner, Thoma s Fork at 5 : 20 ,' •r ed Natiitns." "bich iii LUmumba's Nixon uid the medica l care eourtesy and hospitali ty, overlook . He was granted asylum fice buil di r111 gave street clea n• t(!_wn wa e J umping. 1:1H>usands of p. m. She was taken t o Meigs Little League Meet current line, an d "reopen parli aplan would have to be pa id for ing ''the vicious people, the ao- , forever Wednesd ay and hope, 1o become ers the bi1&e1t headache they'Ye cars, m any loaded with up to 20 General Hospital ment and Lumumb ll w ill win." m o f MiddleLee Smith, presiden t edical for from taxea Cl( other levies. He called pieketen, hired Jndlvid• a U . S. citizen T he police stopped the march penons sitting on 'roofs, hoods treatmen t. . _ ounced toann League. h ad in years. Tons o! confe t ti bittle port " 11180 contended th at Kennedy's u als . . th ese dre gs o1 soelety and town. routed the demonstraton fenders, r into nd a umbled r fo meeting day a Little League and aHorted type.11 of paper spew _______ PJ'9110llal for lower interest rates T hey do n ot "represen� the Amer only 100 yards sh ort of the U . N. Fifth Avenue, the city's main :30 7 at evening Wednesday open nex.l elful the h from by bua ed MEMBERS WANTED :;, · would lead t(I h1'fla tlon and high er ican peOple'• he s a id In his brief MEIGS G!NERAL HOSPITAL headqual'ters a t the Hotel Roy.al. th orou g hfare, was close d lo a ll The Red Devils Bo oster' Club p, m. at City Han. � , prlee1. airport at.atement. Admbslpns: EdWard Friend windOWs. The 1treets below were tra ffic. offif o n o electi be will There conduct a house to h ouse ' ankle deep in debris. 1 will Jn his farewell appearance Pittsburgh. Pa. The erowd tr undled through the membership drive Tuesd ay, Oct _ cers s. nd a decisio n on whether B AND BOOn ERS TO MEET Police a t one time rea red a NAMES OMITTED Thursday beforfl the go.nation Discharges: None. The Northwestern Local Band city's newes t and most f a s h i o ncomplete breokd(IWn of la w and 18th beginning at tl : 30 p . m. in or no t to j o in the National Little ________ lira, Edgar Prat t was am ong world parli ament, Khr ui hchev Booster-1 will meet Monday, Oct. a ble ho te l-the Conrad Hilt o n. A o Associati o n. (IJ' c Le a gue der. Safet)' -Director Loul1 Ros• Rutl and ac rding to the new ; thoae attendln& the l(jn Club again sa id he would drop t he 02 STOC KS GAUf 17 th at the Rutland Hig h School makeshift bran band led a group _club presiden t. Robert Snowden. off icers, tea m managers e . All ed t unprec�den an in nberg, NEW YORK UPI-Stocks car.�«Ill this W�k along with Mrs. plane issue If the United States girls sing ing "Bea t , A:11 sports fans are as ked to join and all others interested in the gym at 7: 30 p. m. All band par�h-• gain in a m•• move., a ppealed over radio. and of teen,aged nut I lu" •Willard. Ehetabaieh , whose nam e 'would exprus ita ''regretl". The ved r ents are urged to attend. . Bucs." •� I procra m arc ,,,ged t o attend. te e,ns on o-r I b 1u ur �n re11 ent s d I b and lend a heip,· ng han.d. United States rejected th l1. . ,, ,_wu aleo omitted. 1 derately active opening today. he happiest' person1 in t of One crt,, the 1tay of r to fo , out nd a -. - · ··- · "-• r I a the crowds downtown to dlspene !: 'j oi!r u; �o:: �\:t���:t!� ' . 1 anu.n " • v· u. I Ev n JStic a ge1. Se. ...,;..es Start Nexf Tuesciay The Muon Grade School eponlOfinc a 1ebool carnival _, ;.,��I 2 .w�-- tee, I ·• I I Ruf/and H gh TO On N,ovember 1 1 TflUDlp . h tn�::..��:-�t G. ir} Scout. fund, 8p. ,ti'ka:Sa,'/s For Home Tod . ay With Pas�nger Missin . . � Dr1've Short Of Goal Of $700 .. llh 3 I I , ,· -· v· I .!Dltrio. !1:':!°m��� ' I �°fh! = a. Govemor ISits New Haven Black M1ee Today I i ~ J! • :�C:tf���i!;:;� · I us CliJlDlS . space t:4�� · I Present M nstrel ti',~.,. • I I I I p•Jttsburgh umping After -----Emergeney And F.1rst ser1es v·Jctory In years a Mason County M an Comp'etes Study C urse In Ban k,'ng w. Fire Dep rtment AnsWefed CallS Bargains In Hosiery! Men's "Hanes" Red Llb,I Ohio �l:lte Ard1. & l l [hf Snt I "th le 1 1 1,:b Sin, t:'olnmbus , Ohl • ; I ~ I I " te Rem � President Celebrates His 70th Birthday Today I ::!:fi: •li::��:dee;:':;.J�: ��·:n d��n!,:h:sc:-:::�;:m c;>:� Castro TO COofIsca I bail] park by police, but w.aa al• If 'W • ASHINGTON UPI - Preli- lly funrest a't bis · farm home in made of that occasion and be ap. lowed to retain possession of the parenUy WH not looking tor pub- I Wreck JnveatJ•ated deqt Eaaenhower cel@brated biJ 1 Gettys burg, l'I. Worl d Seriea 1ou·veni r. r As hu been h i.I daily p actice lie . p · acclaim on :M btrtllday today, the fint u. S. today's mileatone ' 8y J omeroy p"O)ice All available .police were on f'.l"lldent to re1ch thal age in of- I 1lnce hia recbvery from • 195{1, either. flet/. ·' He attained it undlsinayed . he.art attiek, he planned to rl1e l(owever, hi• frieinds · and fam- 1l'he _ Pomeroy PoUce Depart- duty. They were harried. But it early, eat 1p1ringly, reat now and ily ellw It dl Uerently He was ;et- 1 ment investla:ated a two-car accl- was almo9t old h at to them. On lri apparent good health. 1 !A.etuall.y, he ja &lad that �e ia again, and qllit work before i,e. on Sept. 25 tbey were out en maese Ul 1 greeti�s from I dent at 1 p, m. )'esterday ting bir day ror a crowd of up to S00,000 who Weat Main Stretlt. fatigued. comin • �d , u he 1.. J:lsenhower was g group of prominent Republiean a l A fiat tire cm • car. opera ted cheered tbe Bucs after their able bl Jot� fueatly. Otherwise had and , on the Wblte Ho\lle lawn The Pret.i dent ' i lready Cllllklerin1 the year be w11 bom, l eclipaed tbe previous record for from oltizent of the Dl.sU"lct Of by Samuel Jtu•aell, 28, Pomeroy clinching . of the National Leag ue wa1 blamed for an _ a�cid ent with p ennant. k 1nndd already be In his grave, ■le �n the White ; Houff. H e Columbia. But lhere was little amiling to. Han")' ltl'lueter, M1nenville. pu&ed that man: an Oct. 3, out1 ..uid.. "He'■ Jn creat 1hape, " ao y among the clty'a sanitation a d s a w car a D RuuelJ e tJa ot ,ma1e h Eisen Mrs: ower 11nd e h • r.ter, er h An1nol old 1oldJer, "-� UM re�d tod•Y· "He' feeling dl1lapcln g . Theirs waa the seemingly crewa. whf:r Getty1bur1 to e , termed g medium and to Kraue101n1, wel'f, yeara, 89 wu who Jackaon,. drew ;:; Jae.!l.u . , ., __ 1 , lriii,6uifil! tuk of cleaninl u p 1:lauliiower marked th e- occa- 11 m(lnths and · 19 day1 old when their 10n, Joh n, and bis wife and ter's eat '8()0, , 1 ' full aehedule of offl· he- Jert the White Mou1e in 1897. I th., t�� grandch iJdren wer'I! wall- t There were no lnJuriea or ar• broken beer . bottles, CID&, and · lij,n m , .,,0111_!1:tainll of paper, reals. EiNnhower didn't wmt muclj in& Jo ·help, �brate. • · u.nt ,.._ for fam. 1 • C!� 'ti•, , •• · '- r-t!\l!lf l\\-r • Ji ,,-, , , u ••• , ,.•t• H ,11f , ,1 -;f'{;Jp \:t ,1{• tJ•l • I• 'f� ' , i"1 1"S., iffl f..l� ll'l •I � ' 1' -.t . I I I HAVANA UPI-Prem ier Fidel Castro•� l'f!Volutionary regime has decided to confiscate a ll remaining Americafl properli�I in CUba, informed 1ources reported today. The sources sa id the cabinet a pproved the neceuary decrees et a 1even h our session Thunday but th at they probably w ould not be m'ade public unUl later today or Saturday. specula t ion the Tbete was lengthy cabinet aesai(ln a ls(I a uthorlud the start of l egal steps to take the Guantanamo naval base away from the Uni ted States Castro told the :U�dted N ations I r g us Propert1" es General Assembly the go vern- ! Th ursday. _The Castro regime came bock ment was considering th is a nd it is known he has had lawyers -_wi th ebargea o1 U . S. implication !n an inyatlon f>f Oriente PrOV• working on il for months. Thursday night Castro', govern, 1nee earl�er thla month and an mer;it brushed o ff a person al apol- alleged a1t drop of weapons and ogy from U. S. A�bass.ad�r Philip oth er 1u ppliea to autt-C.,tro gu.e rBonsal over a Miami incident by • rlllaa in the qntnl Cuban Elle11elling new charges of "aggres- <'a mhny Mount.alns, sion" ag a inst Cuba by the United A CUban firing 1quad ThutS· States. Bonsal called on under sere- day executed AJ:ilbony Zarba, of Uiry Hector R odriguez to express Boaton, MaN., and seven Cubans Orlente "In• regref at the beating (If the Cu· captured after , ban consul in Mi ami, Leon Bhmco vasion": Ao IP.J)ea.)' by Bonul (or and t he wrecking of his office by .clemency or I .at.ay of execution a gang of anti-Castro Cubans ..,.. Ignored. I I the �. E • --' DAILY SENTtNEL ··· •·· · ··· . . � ... ..-..... - ...-�-------- _,,,,· -- ..t. . . - . . . .. · · · � · · · · · . ... - ... .. . .... • -· ♦ -- • - .. . .. . . . .. .. . . . ,. -- ... - . . ..... . ... ·· - · · . ' - . .. / . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Oct. 14, 1960-3 - -r-· Troop 249 0/ Pomeroy Hold, Weekly Meeting _ Troop 249, Boy Soout.,, of Porneroy met at the IOOF H:tll tor the regulal meetlna: .Wedne.aday evenJng. Formation o( patrols 1.nd the Pledge to the Flag opened the teaaion. Patrol mcctingB were held and came, were pbyed L11;rq· Marshall waa named paLrol leader of the Panther Patrol. Four boy s were sent through the spal8. The Bobwhite patr ol, which won the honor banner for beat attendance, will attend a movie. . The Camporee al Camp Chester was announced for Oct. 22·23. At next week'a meeting H movie will be shown. Twenty-nine scouts and three l eaders, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Swa be) and Mr . Amo1d, were present for Wednesday'a meeting. �ntating Editorially A "Week" Fo r Merdiants •• .;: l• !• ",. ,. 1:,: !l i••� . ••..• .• ' , t. ..,. • PORTABLE H EATERS � � (: The Pan-Councilors of Clle,t.er Council Daughten of Ameriea met Wednesday evening at the lodge hall with Mn. Ronald Os born u hoateas . Mn. Floyd Ridenour, president, opened the meeting with scripture r ol lowf'd by The Lord '1 prayer and the Ple-dge to the Flag tn uniton . Following a shor t bus iness aession E!,.1met1 were played unde r the direction of Mni. · Floyd Ridenour and Mn. Buell Ridenour. Pr i&el!I were awarded to the winners . M rs. John Haye■ won the door prize. Several memben received 1ifta from thelr aff�t p.ila. A dessert coUrse was served by the hostess to the above named and Mrs, Vi rgil Roush. Mrs. Clarence Neutzllna:, Mrs . Willoughby Hlll, MN. Hoba rt Newell, Mn. Fannie Ad:1m11, Mrs . Oscar Webe r, Mrs. Ray M orri1, Mrs. Marion Wood, Mrs. Milo Bigcs, Mr:e. Mabel Van­ Meter , Mrs. Henry Speni:er, Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mn. Henry Beaver, Mrs. Eldon K raeuter, it{ra. f..UTY Wolfe, Mn. Edga r Hartung, Mrs. Henry Ei�hinger and :eon and Mrs. Pearl Koblentz. Area Women Go To Garden Club Meet At Lak.e Hope ,\ � Will B, Wed October 29th At Marietta Past Councilors Of D Or, A M et • WedffeSdOY fV,en1ng . jJ The fall meeting of Region 1 1 of '"i&.'it the Ohio Association of Ga rden CluOO was held Wednesda)' at the LL1 ke Hope Lodge. � Mrs. Edwa rd Ra)', editor of Gar­ den Path magazine, was the speak( MISS INGRAHAM . er using as her topic ''Christmas · Decoratiom1." Announcement is being made of the engagement and ap, Among those attending from the marriage of Miss Sandra Kay Ingraham, daughter proachlng area we re Mrs. T. A. Hennes11y, Mrs. Phil Williamson, Mrs. Jed of Mrs. Olive Ingraham of Pomeroy and F. Whitney Ingraham 1-Bumer Ponable Webater Sr., Mn. T. A Hewetson, of Lisbon to William Eugene Strauss, S(lln of Mr. and Mrs. Misses Ethel and Clara Ga rland, Wllliam Strauss; 761 Walnut llllls Drive, Marietta. Mrs Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Louis g,aduated from Pomeroy High School with Ingraham Miss Heibel, Mrs. Leverett Row:h, Mrs., Is employed In the office of Rich LQaf and 1959 of class the Kate rine Millikah and Miss Lu­ Her fiance gra911_ated fro!" Mariella Marietta. .in Bakery cretia Genheimer, all members of of 1957. He attended West VirgWla class the wtth S<ihool High the Twllight Garden Club. Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. G . R. Unlversit7, and is em�loyed in ·the sales department of the . 'lbompson, Mr■. Allard Pratt and RJch Loa Ba1<ery, Marietta. , Mrs. Leo Bryan of the Winding The wedding \l!llt be an event of Ocfober 29 at the First Cablnot Style Trail Garden Club; Mrs. L. C. �e.Sbyleri�n �hufch in Marietta, The custom of open church Kiarr, Misa Lydia Eberabach and Will . obsel'Vj!d,: Z..Bumer . Mrs. Geo rge H. Pa rker, of the Pomeroy Garden Club; Mrs. John Ihle, Mn. Devid Nease :ind Mrs. Edison Hollon of the Wildwood Garden Club and Mrs. Lawrence Rose of the Riverview Garden Club. : Dee Pembe�n, worker in the iam Baxter. After the readi11g of With hinged top that lifts up, · toth 'OOIIX""5Sional distrlct, ' from I the minutes by Mn. James HawUse tor heating or cooking. 1he office of Ra'y Bliss, chairman ley, fntereating reports on the Laynu,n'• Sunday To the Rep_ubllc,ti State COrtnnlt- · meeting of the Ohio Federation Be Pre,ented tee, was guest speaker when the of Repµblican Women held last t.ayman'l'I Sunday will be held Meigs County Women's Club met week in Columbus were given by Su!'lday. · · at the Heath Methodist Thursday evelling at the Hotel Mrs·. Pentz · Wolfe, Mds. Jed Ctiurth ·In Middleport with Fred Martin. Webstm:, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Coal and Gas Heaters for Hibbs dcli�ering the mesHge dur­ The speaker lirst ex'pressed hls Ben Neutzling , ing the morning worship service at app'reciatlon of t�e large aJte� dEvery Size Home. Several candidates were mtro­ to:30. His topic will be ''Steward­ ance at the mee.tmg after which duced and spoke briefly includship.''. Leade r for the worship 1:ie awke of the i,nportance of the ing Mrs. Evelyn Lucke for clerk service will be George Dallas. Novembe r 8 election. He i;:ave the I of courlll, P,u1 Kloes for record• The pastor of I. he church, Rev. re.cords of va rious candidatm, for er, Avery Nelson for cOmmisaion· Raymon Konkright, is in ·Bloom­ office and also told of the duties er , Bernard Fultz for prosecul· ington, Il1inols, where he i:e at­ of a precinct' worker, end gave · ing · attorney and Representative tending the CouncU on Evangel ism. sorile valuable lilformation to the George Meinhart who gave a &roup. ve ry interesting and informative SNAKE STORIIS president Pierce, M rs. Neva . Mrs. Marshall Carlisle was talk. ;,Quality Hardware P. R. Randolph or ReedsvilJe conducted the meeting which introduced and spoke briefly on Since 1884" Route is quite fond of peL!J but did open� with group _ singing of behalr of her husb¥,d, eandidate . · · not · Care for the one he found in America w ith Mn. Pierce at the for court of appeals. Mr. Ca rlisle Middleport his garden Friday. It was reported ,piano, followed by the pledge to had 59 N: 2nd speaking engagement in . to be 111 18-lnch spreading viper. the flag and praye r by Mrs . Will- PikG introduced , County. Also ti. Paul Kloes, Mrs. Geo . I wer •. Me;nharl and Mrs, Durward Cumlng s who reported Clyde Milhoan, •• ft - -: H. K E R OS E N E HEATER $13;95 �e Copgressii)nal District Worker G.uest : At Women's R�publican Club Thursday K EROSEN E HEATER • ". ' '' j. '' .' $34.95 ' .. ,. �-. ' . •• '. �f. l": I $49.95 to $1 89.95 '' '".'' Ii. ' '. '• OES membera of chapten in . H11rriwnvllle, fur1e tta, l'omeroy, ,Raclnt!, Che&hlre and Gallipoli& Were guesls Th11nday ev@ning at the annual trlenda Nia:ht held by Rvangelin@ Cba pter at the Ma­ sonic Hall, Middleport. Durinl U.e cn•pter meeting Mrs. Theo Neuttlicg. worthy ma• tron, wH in char&@ and Mn Jane Soun, deputy g rand matron of Marietta waa introduced. Two vocal 10)0& "Ble11 Thi1 Hou1e" by Mn. Jamea Weber and "His Arm Around Me', Mn. Paul Winn were &ung !>efore the close of the meetin& wit& M.r ■_ Lillian Stei(f aa accompanist. Mn. Neutz, ling read a poem "Fri@ndship" and J4ra. Soun read the poem "FriendJ". A program of readings and a •kit WH preaented following the meeting with Mn. Guy Reynold s announcing. The first readin&" ''The Thoughts ol Electa on lni­ tfation Night' wa, read by Mn. Charlea Bennett and was follow­ ed by the reading, "AA Well aa I Can Be" by Mn. John Lyon&. "My Get Up and Go Ha& Got Up and Went" was read by Miu Bess Sanborn after which the 1kit "The Rocklnl Chair Blue&" was presented with Mra. Neutv Ung and Mn. Kenneth McElhin­ ney takin.e oarl. The prog ram was clos@d with the reading "The Good Old Daya" by M.ra. Mabel Sanborn . Members of thl'! program com­ mittee planning for the evening were Mrs , Denver Rice, ?iln. Reyllolds, Mrs. McElhinney, Mrs. Donald Lowery and Mrs. Jad, Sattertleld. An arrangement of (all flow­ en centered the ref reshment table where eake and coffee were ser ved with Mrs. Jack Btthtle pre&idin.c at the allver service . M rs. John Kelchka and Mrs. James Criswell were chairmen for the refre11hments and were assisted · by Mrs. Edward Demoakey and daughter. Betty. Protemlng uffieilr for the even· lng Irias Mrs. Jamu Clatworthy who served as E'Alther in the ab­ sence of the regular officer. Boy Scout Troop To Sell Seat Pa,h At Game Boys ot Scoui Troop 245, Mid. d.Jepoit, will be selling seat pad11 this evening at the football game. The pads are covered with black oilcloth and have a large orange M Qn them. Being oilcloth they are water repellent and are made seat size for easy carrying. Price is 50c each . I � • ,., -, White Rose Lodge Meeting Held At• . eport Legion . Middl, , ENJOYABLE DINING I Whether II Be SNACK. or DINNER lnl•Y a d•Jiclous Sund•y dl11n•r •t The Morllnl ' ON: ROUTE 7 You're Sure To Get Just What Yo11 Want Here! RESTAURANT THE MARTIN \ I N MIDDLEPORT, OHIO HEATI NG SYSTEMS I N STA L L E D � WlflY'{ YOU DINE WITH US . Try U1 Soon , �l lC LE'S le$tl ura nt un�ure of }'Ollr car·• briake performance, Better let u11 chetk the Unlni and•' wheel cylinders. Adjustments are made qtilck\y. iil�NNAN ll. . •� k::: lonborn 4 ' --- ,._ ,_..__ . . • • .•'ll,etrist � , . :·• , .,.·,..i.,;., / , ;;J:e\'eler� ..... " 111I,' ·..iT- -:.t-_ :,r-=-�uw..roRT Ohio Valle y Plum bing and Haatipg , Inc. , • " , · 232 I. Sfcond It. PhoM WY-2•- $2.99 pr. E R I I DA 'F R"BABYI GCARE WASHERS ' $199e95 • . I .,_,.,, 0. / BAKER : FURM ITU RE ·. All ' your life you'll be proud your rln1 ls an k_t c a r v e d Anoth¢r GQH B111 Fr� Baker'•! _ ' SPACE HEATERS . . -. UNIT HEATERS , FLOOR FURNACES . • High Shoes Roush's Shoe Store • ·' . . . Ab lk<i81ons! Gitwrer . ca. .. . • . J'hone WY-1,3377 • S..Ond St,. - , ,.... ' arvings �de hyltlie . bltives of. East Arri- GARA.GI �-- .... ·- -- - ·- . All Work - Guaranteed Assured I • • See Gilr• �itcan WOOdc EXPERTS IN SEll.VIOE - A!atimu­ Uc lronlllllall!>... ceaeralor, earllaretor, clutch, radiator, ete. · ', ti � !, . . . i{.., . . s rained and experi 11nced plumbers, we · kno�aw ta i nsta l l and service heating. units for more efficie nt and econom ical operatio n. Phone us soon for a free esti• mate. �- IM MIDDLEPORT,- OHIO I•''�•�•:':"·:"":":· Around And About Middleport ly FRIDDIE HOUDAStt.!L T I FOR THE TODDLER $2 •95 Up B ECKY'S I M I DDLEPORT _;;;...;.;.:;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;a� l:aaaaa ' The new model cars are hiding under those sheets. Bring your auto financing to CITIZENS NATION­ AL BANK . . . an auto loan costs less from a bank and you can chogse your own independent insur­ ance agent. 3% Inleretlt Paid On Savwgs Deposits lnoured By r.D.I.C. li li ens lfaliona l · c ,-;i -�: - e •, C r · , . <, _ , . , e • ', • · . .. , -• , . ,, 1 ,, , . , _ C. U I\ R /1. N T f ED F O R PERMANENl VALUE .. -..·e ••'•••' •r 1r1,.. ,., ,. F E AT U R I N G G O L D STA R A WA R D M ATC H L E S S G A S . RA N G E S Famous Brand Names . . . * NORGE " * TAPPAN * * VESTA * * DETROIT* � l I . Satisfaction· ·: ·l•�v� ·- A "BRAKE" TO DEPEND ON .' ' cand ;d,te for treuure, as imRECORD HOP _ _ proving m Holzer Hospital. There will be a record hop at the Gro_up •i nglng ol God . . Bless Syracusl! Town Hall Satu rday even­ I . Mrs. Neutzlmg at• ' 1 Ame rica with The regula r meeting or White companist concluded the meeting ing, 7:SO to 10. The Th ree Rove rs from Racine Roae Lodge was held Wednesday after which refreshments were afternoon at the Amer ican Legion I served from a table with whlte wil1 present the music. The hop is Hall In Middleport with Mrs. Wll- cover and centered with an ar• sponso red by lhe. Syracuse Auxi1i• 11 am Mol'!'il, president, conducting rangement of yellow chr yunthe­ ary of the Voiunt!er Fire Depart ment. Proceed, will go toward : the meelm_g. mums, with tall white tapers in new fi re truck. . Round - robin ca rds "'.ere wri tten cry stal holders on either side . to Mrs. Bob Bobo who IS a patient Napkins carried out the patriotic at Holter �ospllal and Mrs. W. W. thertJe. Mrs. Jed Hartinger presld­ . Ford who 1s convaiescmg with her · ed at the coffee service 1uster who resides at the J,me:e Souders home. During the meetlng donationB were made to lhe· blood progr am and the Salvation Army. M r1. Bir• die See was reporLed to be ill and a patient at Holzer Hospital also. Mrs. Branch Flemming was pres• A candlelight pledge service was ent at the meeting and thanked the group for remembering her held Thunday evening at the meeting of the Eleanor Circle ot during her recent hospitall:r.ation. Followin&" the meeting refresh­ He!lth Methodist Church when ments we re served with M rs. Mat­ they met at the church in Middle. tie Bush, 'Mn. Norman Wayland port, Mrs. Norma Jean Stivel'8 and Mrs. Helen Byer were in and Mr1. Allen Knopp, hoate:esea. charge of this serv!ee. Mrs. James Johnson, chairman, conducted the bualness meeting , BOYS' when the cook books which the group will be ·semne: were dis­ 1 cussed. Orders m•y be given to any Ci rcle - member and the book& I are 11cheduled to artive by Decem- ! Sizes 8¼ to 3 ber 1. The group also had their I Christmas candles which they are se11ing on display at the me·eting. Fall Oowen1 were u11ed to cerite r the tefreshmenta table with Mu. , the Roatoe Wise preyiding at the coffee. Other hostesses for ;1 , 11 •,1 0 �. [! P ' tJ (. meeting were Mrs. Wil1lam Evan, Mlddle'po_11 and Mrs. NewD;lan Burdette; . Servioe Held By Heath Church Class Thursday Night s HOW TO KtlEP UP NEW Y ORK UPJ- The H.ealth Ins urance Institute say, that voluntary hos pital s need to add one ne . w hospital bed every 36 hours· · h popu Iatio · f. JU& ! }� kT�ep up wit g ro11 . . e c�st or a new hosp taJ bed. mcludmg the noo r apace NANN ETTE DRESSES GREAT FALL GAS RANGE Firestone &R H t a W O N S E U L 'V A I •• co�di:: ; :; tt:':r:f;���� 0::� Bratton. Charles Vromon wu ap• po inted a s chairm an of the com • mittee to paint lhe clns' Sunda y School room. M n. Searls. Mrs, Hind y a n d M rs 1 Tony Fowler were appointed as a nominating committee to selecl of- I ficers for the coming year. Following: the meeting Mr. Stal· I ton was in charge of the game per­ iod. He was nsisted by MrN. Hin­ dy. Durmg the social hour lht birth­ days of Mrs. Searla and :-.trs. Hub­ bard we re celebrated with the re• freahment table centered ,.,,1U1. a la.rge decorated birthda.y cake. Sil­ ver candlehoidera were u1ed on the table whieh was rovered with a lace cloth. of sand wiches, Refreshments chips, coffee and decorated c-up ukea were served to the eighteu1 members and gueab ;,resent, Arrsngementa of fall flowe rs and an arrangement of rost: Lulh decf'rated lhe Searl& ht>ml' for the occa.. ion. r M r. and Mrs. Ernest Lallance were in Pittsbu rgh yesterday to attend the World Series. Paul Smart was in Ma rieltil ye&­ tclrday to attend .lht. Ohio State Baptist Convention at the 'Fi rst Baptist Church there. M rs. Ha rold Sauer and daughl· 1 ers, Mary Ruth and Joy Roberta, npent Tuesday irl Reedsville •with relatives. 1 Mrs. Joe Tu rne r and Robert See Birth,lay Ob,erved and Mrs. Earl See vi1hed yester · day with Mr�. Birdie See at Hol­ At Sewing Circle The birthday of M rs. Theodore zer Hospital. Mora was observed when the: Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the Federated Church met ThurMlay at the chu rch for an all day '1Uilting. A potluck dinner was served at noon to M rs . Carrie Grueser, Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mn. Grover ,&rb, Mr.. W. L. Kautz, Mra. Nor­ ' tnan Kloe!, M ra. Amanda KH�,"' Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Walter , Baer , Mrs . Adam Ebersbacb, Mrs . Cati Shields, Mias Anna Durst, M rs. Otho Murray, Mrs. Mora and her sister, Mrs. Sam Frank of Nelsonville. ROWLEY & REED i:• h@ October mt'eting of the Gold· en RLLie Clas& of the Middleport I Finl Baptill Church was held on 1, Thursday evenine at the home or Mr. and Mn. Charles Searls with Mr. and Mn. Harold E Hubbard as aui&ting host and hostess The meetm1 operu'!d with prayer by KillJd Hindy ilfler which the t ucher, Mn. Willia Anthony , w .a.1 in charge of the devotion,. The Letart Falh PTA will mffl in rea:ular lfHion Monday at 1 JO p. m. at the aebool. Chatlt'& Hay• man, exetulive head of Southern Local,. Schoeb, and ffil'!mben of lbe board of education will be preaent. Mn. Joe Y oung. Sr and M r. did M" Le, Rou,h lell Wedneod1J for Des :vloine1. Iowa. to Viall with rf'lat1 ve11 They 1topped in Columbu1 and spent the night with Mr. and ""· L,,oy B,own, who 1t· compj1n1ed them west. :1tn A L Biggs, who has been at the home of her aon•ln•law and dJughLer. Mr and Mrs. .Arnold Dodaon for several months while recuperallng from a hip injury b11 • e turned to her home. Local Members Of Ch UrCh ClaSS HeId OES Attend Annual October M eet'•ng Friends' Night dOY N'lg ht L TnUrS T J EWEL Priced From $169 up With Trade 30'' - 36'' - 40'' Mode ls to Choose from clean flame cooking witµ Gas �n, fOO pat■ IOtNTlllt ., ·z r :J.1 1111, Goessler Jewelry Store Pomeroy Court St. H & R F I R ESTO N ·E Phone WY-2-2238 Middleport �. E • --' DAILY SENTtNEL ··· •·· · ··· . . � ... ..-..... - ...-�-------- _,,,,· -- ..t. . . - . . . .. · · · � · · · · · . ... - ... .. . .... • -· ♦ -- • - .. . .. . . . .. .. . . . ,. -- ... - . . ..... . ... ·· - · · . ' - . .. / . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Oct. 14, 1960-3 - -r-· Troop 249 0/ Pomeroy Hold, Weekly Meeting _ Troop 249, Boy Soout.,, of Porneroy met at the IOOF H:tll tor the regulal meetlna: .Wedne.aday evenJng. Formation o( patrols 1.nd the Pledge to the Flag opened the teaaion. Patrol mcctingB were held and came, were pbyed L11;rq· Marshall waa named paLrol leader of the Panther Patrol. Four boy s were sent through the spal8. The Bobwhite patr ol, which won the honor banner for beat attendance, will attend a movie. . The Camporee al Camp Chester was announced for Oct. 22·23. At next week'a meeting H movie will be shown. Twenty-nine scouts and three l eaders, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Swa be) and Mr . Amo1d, were present for Wednesday'a meeting. �ntating Editorially A "Week" Fo r Merdiants •• .;: l• !• ",. ,. 1:,: !l i••� . ••..• .• ' , t. ..,. • PORTABLE H EATERS � � (: The Pan-Councilors of Clle,t.er Council Daughten of Ameriea met Wednesday evening at the lodge hall with Mn. Ronald Os born u hoateas . Mn. Floyd Ridenour, president, opened the meeting with scripture r ol lowf'd by The Lord '1 prayer and the Ple-dge to the Flag tn uniton . Following a shor t bus iness aession E!,.1met1 were played unde r the direction of Mni. · Floyd Ridenour and Mn. Buell Ridenour. Pr i&el!I were awarded to the winners . M rs. John Haye■ won the door prize. Several memben received 1ifta from thelr aff�t p.ila. A dessert coUrse was served by the hostess to the above named and Mrs, Vi rgil Roush. Mrs. Clarence Neutzllna:, Mrs . Willoughby Hlll, MN. Hoba rt Newell, Mn. Fannie Ad:1m11, Mrs . Oscar Webe r, Mrs. Ray M orri1, Mrs. Marion Wood, Mrs. Milo Bigcs, Mr:e. Mabel Van­ Meter , Mrs. Henry Speni:er, Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mn. Henry Beaver, Mrs. Eldon K raeuter, it{ra. f..UTY Wolfe, Mn. Edga r Hartung, Mrs. Henry Ei�hinger and :eon and Mrs. Pearl Koblentz. Area Women Go To Garden Club Meet At Lak.e Hope ,\ � Will B, Wed October 29th At Marietta Past Councilors Of D Or, A M et • WedffeSdOY fV,en1ng . jJ The fall meeting of Region 1 1 of '"i&.'it the Ohio Association of Ga rden CluOO was held Wednesda)' at the LL1 ke Hope Lodge. � Mrs. Edwa rd Ra)', editor of Gar­ den Path magazine, was the speak( MISS INGRAHAM . er using as her topic ''Christmas · Decoratiom1." Announcement is being made of the engagement and ap, Among those attending from the marriage of Miss Sandra Kay Ingraham, daughter proachlng area we re Mrs. T. A. Hennes11y, Mrs. Phil Williamson, Mrs. Jed of Mrs. Olive Ingraham of Pomeroy and F. Whitney Ingraham 1-Bumer Ponable Webater Sr., Mn. T. A Hewetson, of Lisbon to William Eugene Strauss, S(lln of Mr. and Mrs. Misses Ethel and Clara Ga rland, Wllliam Strauss; 761 Walnut llllls Drive, Marietta. Mrs Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Louis g,aduated from Pomeroy High School with Ingraham Miss Heibel, Mrs. Leverett Row:h, Mrs., Is employed In the office of Rich LQaf and 1959 of class the Kate rine Millikah and Miss Lu­ Her fiance gra911_ated fro!" Mariella Marietta. .in Bakery cretia Genheimer, all members of of 1957. He attended West VirgWla class the wtth S<ihool High the Twllight Garden Club. Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. G . R. Unlversit7, and is em�loyed in ·the sales department of the . 'lbompson, Mr■. Allard Pratt and RJch Loa Ba1<ery, Marietta. , Mrs. Leo Bryan of the Winding The wedding \l!llt be an event of Ocfober 29 at the First Cablnot Style Trail Garden Club; Mrs. L. C. �e.Sbyleri�n �hufch in Marietta, The custom of open church Kiarr, Misa Lydia Eberabach and Will . obsel'Vj!d,: Z..Bumer . Mrs. Geo rge H. Pa rker, of the Pomeroy Garden Club; Mrs. John Ihle, Mn. Devid Nease :ind Mrs. Edison Hollon of the Wildwood Garden Club and Mrs. Lawrence Rose of the Riverview Garden Club. : Dee Pembe�n, worker in the iam Baxter. After the readi11g of With hinged top that lifts up, · toth 'OOIIX""5Sional distrlct, ' from I the minutes by Mn. James HawUse tor heating or cooking. 1he office of Ra'y Bliss, chairman ley, fntereating reports on the Laynu,n'• Sunday To the Rep_ubllc,ti State COrtnnlt- · meeting of the Ohio Federation Be Pre,ented tee, was guest speaker when the of Repµblican Women held last t.ayman'l'I Sunday will be held Meigs County Women's Club met week in Columbus were given by Su!'lday. · · at the Heath Methodist Thursday evelling at the Hotel Mrs·. Pentz · Wolfe, Mds. Jed Ctiurth ·In Middleport with Fred Martin. Webstm:, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Coal and Gas Heaters for Hibbs dcli�ering the mesHge dur­ The speaker lirst ex'pressed hls Ben Neutzling , ing the morning worship service at app'reciatlon of t�e large aJte� dEvery Size Home. Several candidates were mtro­ to:30. His topic will be ''Steward­ ance at the mee.tmg after which duced and spoke briefly includship.''. Leade r for the worship 1:ie awke of the i,nportance of the ing Mrs. Evelyn Lucke for clerk service will be George Dallas. Novembe r 8 election. He i;:ave the I of courlll, P,u1 Kloes for record• The pastor of I. he church, Rev. re.cords of va rious candidatm, for er, Avery Nelson for cOmmisaion· Raymon Konkright, is in ·Bloom­ office and also told of the duties er , Bernard Fultz for prosecul· ington, Il1inols, where he i:e at­ of a precinct' worker, end gave · ing · attorney and Representative tending the CouncU on Evangel ism. sorile valuable lilformation to the George Meinhart who gave a &roup. ve ry interesting and informative SNAKE STORIIS president Pierce, M rs. Neva . Mrs. Marshall Carlisle was talk. ;,Quality Hardware P. R. Randolph or ReedsvilJe conducted the meeting which introduced and spoke briefly on Since 1884" Route is quite fond of peL!J but did open� with group _ singing of behalr of her husb¥,d, eandidate . · · not · Care for the one he found in America w ith Mn. Pierce at the for court of appeals. Mr. Ca rlisle Middleport his garden Friday. It was reported ,piano, followed by the pledge to had 59 N: 2nd speaking engagement in . to be 111 18-lnch spreading viper. the flag and praye r by Mrs . Will- PikG introduced , County. Also ti. Paul Kloes, Mrs. Geo . I wer •. Me;nharl and Mrs, Durward Cumlng s who reported Clyde Milhoan, •• ft - -: H. K E R OS E N E HEATER $13;95 �e Copgressii)nal District Worker G.uest : At Women's R�publican Club Thursday K EROSEN E HEATER • ". ' '' j. '' .' $34.95 ' .. ,. �-. ' . •• '. �f. l": I $49.95 to $1 89.95 '' '".'' Ii. ' '. '• OES membera of chapten in . H11rriwnvllle, fur1e tta, l'omeroy, ,Raclnt!, Che&hlre and Gallipoli& Were guesls Th11nday ev@ning at the annual trlenda Nia:ht held by Rvangelin@ Cba pter at the Ma­ sonic Hall, Middleport. Durinl U.e cn•pter meeting Mrs. Theo Neuttlicg. worthy ma• tron, wH in char&@ and Mn Jane Soun, deputy g rand matron of Marietta waa introduced. Two vocal 10)0& "Ble11 Thi1 Hou1e" by Mn. Jamea Weber and "His Arm Around Me', Mn. Paul Winn were &ung !>efore the close of the meetin& wit& M.r ■_ Lillian Stei(f aa accompanist. Mn. Neutz, ling read a poem "Fri@ndship" and J4ra. Soun read the poem "FriendJ". A program of readings and a •kit WH preaented following the meeting with Mn. Guy Reynold s announcing. The first readin&" ''The Thoughts ol Electa on lni­ tfation Night' wa, read by Mn. Charlea Bennett and was follow­ ed by the reading, "AA Well aa I Can Be" by Mn. John Lyon&. "My Get Up and Go Ha& Got Up and Went" was read by Miu Bess Sanborn after which the 1kit "The Rocklnl Chair Blue&" was presented with Mra. Neutv Ung and Mn. Kenneth McElhin­ ney takin.e oarl. The prog ram was clos@d with the reading "The Good Old Daya" by M.ra. Mabel Sanborn . Members of thl'! program com­ mittee planning for the evening were Mrs , Denver Rice, ?iln. Reyllolds, Mrs. McElhinney, Mrs. Donald Lowery and Mrs. Jad, Sattertleld. An arrangement of (all flow­ en centered the ref reshment table where eake and coffee were ser ved with Mrs. Jack Btthtle pre&idin.c at the allver service . M rs. John Kelchka and Mrs. James Criswell were chairmen for the refre11hments and were assisted · by Mrs. Edward Demoakey and daughter. Betty. Protemlng uffieilr for the even· lng Irias Mrs. Jamu Clatworthy who served as E'Alther in the ab­ sence of the regular officer. Boy Scout Troop To Sell Seat Pa,h At Game Boys ot Scoui Troop 245, Mid. d.Jepoit, will be selling seat pad11 this evening at the football game. The pads are covered with black oilcloth and have a large orange M Qn them. Being oilcloth they are water repellent and are made seat size for easy carrying. Price is 50c each . I � • ,., -, White Rose Lodge Meeting Held At• . eport Legion . Middl, , ENJOYABLE DINING I Whether II Be SNACK. or DINNER lnl•Y a d•Jiclous Sund•y dl11n•r •t The Morllnl ' ON: ROUTE 7 You're Sure To Get Just What Yo11 Want Here! 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All Work - Guaranteed Assured I • • See Gilr• �itcan WOOdc EXPERTS IN SEll.VIOE - A!atimu­ Uc lronlllllall!>... ceaeralor, earllaretor, clutch, radiator, ete. · ', ti � !, . . . i{.., . . s rained and experi 11nced plumbers, we · kno�aw ta i nsta l l and service heating. units for more efficie nt and econom ical operatio n. Phone us soon for a free esti• mate. �- IM MIDDLEPORT,- OHIO I•''�•�•:':"·:"":":· Around And About Middleport ly FRIDDIE HOUDAStt.!L T I FOR THE TODDLER $2 •95 Up B ECKY'S I M I DDLEPORT _;;;...;.;.:;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;a� l:aaaaa ' The new model cars are hiding under those sheets. Bring your auto financing to CITIZENS NATION­ AL BANK . . . an auto loan costs less from a bank and you can chogse your own independent insur­ ance agent. 3% Inleretlt Paid On Savwgs Deposits lnoured By r.D.I.C. li li ens lfaliona l · c ,-;i -�: - e •, C r · , . <, _ , . , e • ', • · . .. , -• , . ,, 1 ,, , . , _ C. U I\ R /1. N T f ED F O R PERMANENl VALUE .. -..·e ••'•••' •r 1r1,.. ,., ,. F E AT U R I N G G O L D STA R A WA R D M ATC H L E S S G A S . RA N G E S Famous Brand Names . . . * NORGE " * TAPPAN * * VESTA * * DETROIT* � l I . Satisfaction· ·: ·l•�v� ·- A "BRAKE" TO DEPEND ON .' ' cand ;d,te for treuure, as imRECORD HOP _ _ proving m Holzer Hospital. There will be a record hop at the Gro_up •i nglng ol God . . Bless Syracusl! Town Hall Satu rday even­ I . Mrs. Neutzlmg at• ' 1 Ame rica with The regula r meeting or White companist concluded the meeting ing, 7:SO to 10. The Th ree Rove rs from Racine Roae Lodge was held Wednesday after which refreshments were afternoon at the Amer ican Legion I served from a table with whlte wil1 present the music. The hop is Hall In Middleport with Mrs. Wll- cover and centered with an ar• sponso red by lhe. Syracuse Auxi1i• 11 am Mol'!'il, president, conducting rangement of yellow chr yunthe­ ary of the Voiunt!er Fire Depart ment. Proceed, will go toward : the meelm_g. mums, with tall white tapers in new fi re truck. . Round - robin ca rds "'.ere wri tten cry stal holders on either side . to Mrs. Bob Bobo who IS a patient Napkins carried out the patriotic at Holter �ospllal and Mrs. W. W. thertJe. Mrs. Jed Hartinger presld­ . Ford who 1s convaiescmg with her · ed at the coffee service 1uster who resides at the J,me:e Souders home. During the meetlng donationB were made to lhe· blood progr am and the Salvation Army. M r1. Bir• die See was reporLed to be ill and a patient at Holzer Hospital also. Mrs. Branch Flemming was pres• A candlelight pledge service was ent at the meeting and thanked the group for remembering her held Thunday evening at the meeting of the Eleanor Circle ot during her recent hospitall:r.ation. Followin&" the meeting refresh­ He!lth Methodist Church when ments we re served with M rs. Mat­ they met at the church in Middle. tie Bush, 'Mn. Norman Wayland port, Mrs. Norma Jean Stivel'8 and Mrs. Helen Byer were in and Mr1. Allen Knopp, hoate:esea. charge of this serv!ee. Mrs. James Johnson, chairman, conducted the bualness meeting , BOYS' when the cook books which the group will be ·semne: were dis­ 1 cussed. Orders m•y be given to any Ci rcle - member and the book& I are 11cheduled to artive by Decem- ! Sizes 8¼ to 3 ber 1. The group also had their I Christmas candles which they are se11ing on display at the me·eting. Fall Oowen1 were u11ed to cerite r the tefreshmenta table with Mu. , the Roatoe Wise preyiding at the coffee. Other hostesses for ;1 , 11 •,1 0 �. [! P ' tJ (. meeting were Mrs. Wil1lam Evan, Mlddle'po_11 and Mrs. NewD;lan Burdette; . Servioe Held By Heath Church Class Thursday Night s HOW TO KtlEP UP NEW Y ORK UPJ- The H.ealth Ins urance Institute say, that voluntary hos pital s need to add one ne . w hospital bed every 36 hours· · h popu Iatio · f. JU& ! }� kT�ep up wit g ro11 . . e c�st or a new hosp taJ bed. mcludmg the noo r apace NANN ETTE DRESSES GREAT FALL GAS RANGE Firestone &R H t a W O N S E U L 'V A I •• co�di:: ; :; tt:':r:f;���� 0::� Bratton. Charles Vromon wu ap• po inted a s chairm an of the com • mittee to paint lhe clns' Sunda y School room. M n. Searls. Mrs, Hind y a n d M rs 1 Tony Fowler were appointed as a nominating committee to selecl of- I ficers for the coming year. Following: the meeting Mr. Stal· I ton was in charge of the game per­ iod. He was nsisted by MrN. Hin­ dy. Durmg the social hour lht birth­ days of Mrs. Searla and :-.trs. Hub­ bard we re celebrated with the re• freahment table centered ,.,,1U1. a la.rge decorated birthda.y cake. Sil­ ver candlehoidera were u1ed on the table whieh was rovered with a lace cloth. of sand wiches, Refreshments chips, coffee and decorated c-up ukea were served to the eighteu1 members and gueab ;,resent, Arrsngementa of fall flowe rs and an arrangement of rost: Lulh decf'rated lhe Searl& ht>ml' for the occa.. ion. r M r. and Mrs. Ernest Lallance were in Pittsbu rgh yesterday to attend the World Series. Paul Smart was in Ma rieltil ye&­ tclrday to attend .lht. Ohio State Baptist Convention at the 'Fi rst Baptist Church there. M rs. Ha rold Sauer and daughl· 1 ers, Mary Ruth and Joy Roberta, npent Tuesday irl Reedsville •with relatives. 1 Mrs. Joe Tu rne r and Robert See Birth,lay Ob,erved and Mrs. Earl See vi1hed yester · day with Mr�. Birdie See at Hol­ At Sewing Circle The birthday of M rs. Theodore zer Hospital. Mora was observed when the: Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the Federated Church met ThurMlay at the chu rch for an all day '1Uilting. A potluck dinner was served at noon to M rs . Carrie Grueser, Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mn. Grover ,&rb, Mr.. W. L. Kautz, Mra. Nor­ ' tnan Kloe!, M ra. Amanda KH�,"' Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Walter , Baer , Mrs . Adam Ebersbacb, Mrs . Cati Shields, Mias Anna Durst, M rs. Otho Murray, Mrs. Mora and her sister, Mrs. Sam Frank of Nelsonville. ROWLEY & REED i:• h@ October mt'eting of the Gold· en RLLie Clas& of the Middleport I Finl Baptill Church was held on 1, Thursday evenine at the home or Mr. and Mn. Charles Searls with Mr. and Mn. Harold E Hubbard as aui&ting host and hostess The meetm1 operu'!d with prayer by KillJd Hindy ilfler which the t ucher, Mn. Willia Anthony , w .a.1 in charge of the devotion,. The Letart Falh PTA will mffl in rea:ular lfHion Monday at 1 JO p. m. at the aebool. Chatlt'& Hay• man, exetulive head of Southern Local,. Schoeb, and ffil'!mben of lbe board of education will be preaent. Mn. Joe Y oung. Sr and M r. did M" Le, Rou,h lell Wedneod1J for Des :vloine1. Iowa. to Viall with rf'lat1 ve11 They 1topped in Columbu1 and spent the night with Mr. and ""· L,,oy B,own, who 1t· compj1n1ed them west. :1tn A L Biggs, who has been at the home of her aon•ln•law and dJughLer. Mr and Mrs. .Arnold Dodaon for several months while recuperallng from a hip injury b11 • e turned to her home. Local Members Of Ch UrCh ClaSS HeId OES Attend Annual October M eet'•ng Friends' Night dOY N'lg ht L TnUrS T J EWEL Priced From $169 up With Trade 30'' - 36'' - 40'' Mode ls to Choose from clean flame cooking witµ Gas �n, fOO pat■ IOtNTlllt ., ·z r :J.1 1111, Goessler Jewelry Store Pomeroy Court St. H & R F I R ESTO N ·E Phone WY-2-2238 Middleport �• . ' .. .. ... . - . '· . - � ._ - � ,,, � ... .. ,. . ...., . . •& ... - - .. � ,·--� ... . . . . ·• .. � . . ... . ... ,. _ ,.._... ·- · · - · · · · - · - ' ·i.d<lle port Ma) U nleash Aerial .t\ ttack Buckeyes Travel I Saturday To Face STANDINGS Fut Aud ,... · Pu,due llc,ven For l161 1'o,ld AND i!Mtn 5"'.ti\i:w, �e (� SCO.RING 1 . Will Travel Saturday ! Season Opens Deer With r Fo • " G • f Q, lfit a• ace "New O ffens1ve ame Bow And Arrow � BY B08 E. BYER Sentinel Sport1- ldltor l There's a SJJeaking suspicion Coach John Thompson ' s Mid..... Yellow Jackets may unleash another aerial attack tonl&bl\Wh@n they entertair� the Nelsonville G reyhou nds. " ll'he 1atkets came u p with a M iddleport fa�s will bl!! looking· e r wide-open ,i:,: ame be reputable -pa.Hin& g1.m e last Fri- for anoth arm of Dan ny aer.ia l th hin e d " • . ·�! at ,faek.s11n , but w ete shll un-. H lndy. Hl nd y b it for 16 o r 33 ,IQ •Q- 1 t� e �werful Iron· passes last week to throw a "!:D· , ,tim Dudd�I· To nla:ht, easy feeling upon the shoul ders · ,__ --.or Jackson·s Coa ch Du ddi ng. Tbe Ye llow Jackets are dill l oo klng for that first w i n inside d the SEOAI loo p this aea n si��e ibould mak e a game of ..ville I.a dill looking also. �W.v,C!r, · lbe Hollods have been QQkiu.i tor' an SEO win s ince ' c41JoPlng ov.er the Jackets 33 to Buys In The Area 11• back in lQIB. It bas been 24 NOW AT lu,l)t: P• for the Hounds · a nd ii,.t, co.u� be the nig:ht to upset to111tooe'1 � cart. lect tlnly The · 'Very Best In Used Cars! ft' •est . ! - 1957 FORD V81 �ne1. Real nke car■. Real � ••., ·",.. ·•· ' ; ' �- eAn altow ean e.-. ..,.,..,._ ,_... fer 30 da'(t or 1000 ...,... See These 111d Many More Al . . • Metropolitan Moton •�tJon on Land & Bea" ll!hane WY•24170 ,.... �. ,,,1 .... , � • • • .•' • .• ·, '' ' FQI A POI..T,:CLASS -■D CAR ,fr' ,,. • ,I , M.NI K,r r . & Von Zan dt ,, Ybulf .....T ...c�•c• •' .. SEE OUR •• • ' ••• ' I Tbe dailY bag r•� 1· t �n _grouse . three , a nd P?sse�s1on hm1t after 1s the first day 1! six. Th e sea!JO n runs thro u gh F_eb. 25 a nd experts re port m ore birds ar e lo be h�d this _yea r. Guns are allow ed m hun tmg g rouse. Hour fur hu n ti n g grouse a nd deer are from d aylight to dark, except d urln� the two-day gu n \ d eer se ason Dec. 15-16 . ! . f l tH l. l tH -• or l ·. I ,· t l. Top '57 Ch,,roltt Bel Air 4.Dr. $1495 '5f tulck � 4 hor · · · · $ 1 395 '�6 Old1""�lli' I - 4 Dr. . . $1 1 95 '.; f58.� �Alr 4 Dr, . . $1'895 •' , t , ,· ' •· '2 � , 0r. $109s - 2 Door · · $895 �,55 ·� cw.-.. I OldlmQblle - Cajllllac - F,11 - Rambler ' POME!lPY, OHIO " - .... o A'I I ·, · Better wear an' " i · all -weather AtUflato�- o. $. u.. Y .;.. ·1 : 1 5 • ,v,. P U A·D U·E PITTSBURGH UPI - C aaey S �ngel bowed out like a che m • pion l�o uld - wHh ple nt y of Cblli an d his head �el d high. Calmly_ puff1_ng on a dgaret Jf\ . e! watchmg hi s dream of an eighth world championship e:o u_p in smoke, the still alert 70-year• old New York Yankee m11-na2er m ad e it r_:ithcr plain he ba� wnt• Ie n o ut hts la s t lineu P. card Thurs• d ay. !!fl�. •1111,·cold. 'I" ,1 mator,llellds y,ou ®t 16i\V!ng 1our beat. Ghoooe f�ID Jwiui�a weatbe r .u.. o�wn:oato to.featherllabt rainwear ••. la man,- ftae r.,..i.., �. colon. ­ au water repellent or �root • • • peat val'!'" : ,Ill!& . $1 9.95 to $SUS 1390 . K.C:. e SYltACUSE·P�Y z�.;' ::-- :.:· m· i:_omeroy-Mlddle�� · O � 1 4 , 1980-S i Qwq,f '{.pfi�y Qf i Hybrid Field Cc,n M ay f"I/ ' Th e N--.1. t,Bd.,S A .,.... I I 1 · ·· ::::: :.: 1 ::_ N,u,,ll,,-;.;i _: ..;;-;,;;;;;;7e!';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a:.;;;;;;;;.;a;;;;;;;, I I I lI ;':;''�.���tt,�•,:�:".;r':t!1,:'�: u. Pittsburgh Hero Tell"' HIS ; ,.' en•°" own s. tory Ahout · ·O·Ids .- w 69 D,e/,egaf_,es Leave F�o, Day • . " C0nven ' t•I-On l,egf{) at . F o,ema n 6- Abbott I \, ------- TOla} NOmher Of Farms ln Mason County TOId By Census I I , in 14very M&TOROLA: TABLE tRlDIO g;";Jf�'. "c1!,! '� Obi. 6?, i.on& ••= 1 , ...... ,, I . c·.CIJl.rrff.--:� . . . :•� , dson M I Q_����= SO'N f.QIGO .,.,r with � braij J;: . . . tht 11011 w■nt••• the n101t ' , ,{, , • .,,,1 ·•' lmporta1t . tingle f.tllt.f!N In a ,n1dlrn r11191 1ta., lay poAye foNv8r to lloth....,... pot wotchl111, KGNhlne, •urnl1111 1!nd IIMIIY ltoll •.,..,._ Thi■ thenwoatatl­ c9'ty toftft'OHN burner COlltroll Iha ,_.�,9 ■utomatlcaUy. CHESTER, OHIO Sunday, Oct. 16 - 1 P.M. ;!/.i.. -'l . . $l , · 4 95 I T . 1.,a,ns ' • Tak,er, 0.#'IR ,r c,n TJ, .' ,' II •i' tZJ.J.K W,t.LTON LJAGUE il"."f Qh'" f'Ined ., H> H•• F, $ • • , De . .n or .. qu,rre "S. mok.,.,·nn." V_. ut" ;m �� 50 ffUDlefS, Aftd . Gnests T Hunt Free Agam " Werner I i I I . On R. Builm -:i':t . .... -a> . � · . No.,,aitllfffi, •t AU¥oa w-,1 .._� O, F � A __, . Kansas Convention · . Just Dial Your ft11p,r11ur1 . � niz.· v· "LC.If" ., c:�,��lj I !JWW i, n; 1 f/ tor,. I �,M:' RADIO and TELEVISION ri A !£¥8ll{fl!�p �•. . . lm,it1 ' SID �... RO . �'4, . •.r;.!,! F p, M, 11' M. -• ,- pt .. moot ., ,\unlld 111 ''""· "' _..., TN . ... lfilll · I .. 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' . . ,,,... . ·• S6lleners MIDDl,F.POllT , . ., ... ,' • � t1 l , , ' �- " . y , Your , 1<J.iletle.iice Watch R,m ' o,·c�: .,JI,�1 ' E.. . K. , , ', , '· ' .· ., ' .· '. • ' L:E R' '·S c Perfet. \ � .· �- ......,r ftVlll\9 . •J . HOME· fNSIDf Tfll,W ·llll..., . .. - II . JllipuM�• ,.lfJ)' · I! · 1 ,•.. · �? , ·, ... 8'"'"VICE U§,'f · . w l'ifllie !IIM!i, �� • '1 WY . •!-1711 POMEROY, omo · .i ;;,,;1-,;__.,.._..,_.,,....,""'__..,._,.__.;._._.._...,__.,;1 I·•· • ,.V � ·.• ,:x ' 'i<" i " '. Rekcca Circle Holda T�� Ejlh er Circle of the New If-'n"•".• li'ng � Haven · ULCW met Tueseday even• �,.,.."'Uff"J: -.:> e Th Rebe ea c Cir · of the ULCW Jng at the Luthem Parish ijouse .for a rell'!lr meeting. Miss Dorl& of New Havep met Wednesday af­ .tmqtt ukf 1dr'I.- William RuHelI btern oonntin . the Lutheran Church . served as hostesses. Mrs . Robert ueqi111 w1th Mr■ . Harry Layne aa l,ayp!! served -I s program leader hoste�. The pi�ting opened witb 1. her topic being "lntervlew With � Rev. Jack Welch &_peaki ng on "11le r , Travller. " Rev. J:ick· Welch spoke P� 'ij Ve,tme nts. " .aue lesson for the day wa_s pre- 1 on "The Pastor'11 Vestments:" ·1 . ae n ted by Jttrs. Edn a Burris, n , A.tJendin g were Mrs. Orpha Oh_ O�to GJ!mm. The fis ted by · ti�"', Mrs. William R. Powell, Mr,. · Jack Welch, )\In. Robert . topl� , waa Interview wolh a Trav, , Layne, Mrs.. Thomas Grini1 tead, eler. . . n meeting w,s c:on. s ort S 1 1 � �u � . i M u • L,lah Jan, Pawell a nd the ducted by Mrs. Robert McGlothlln . . •hosleueL Atte™'� nre Mrs. Carroll AdJr,, 'l,ln , Ott9 Grimm , Mra. THOOIST WSCS MEEtS tf. oland Karr a nd :Qebbie, Mrs. RoWSCS o! the l\{ew Haven .' 1 , ;JI 1st Church met Tuesd ay at �ert �cGlotplln, Mn. J. V. ¥er ltlte. borne of Mrs. Glenn Sm ith. The q.r,ew, !)!rs. J'qhflN' Rous�, Hr.1: Rouar:, Mra. Philip Wolpert, �\IJtiqess meeti ng' was cond ucted. Uoyd · -.-by Mrs. David Freeman . Plans·were -�-.--:- · -- - • 1Jlade for a turkey d in ner on NovCOIIE TO EVA'S · · , Qtb er�J. wiQl_•�te mem bers Qf the For , . . . tlSCS ,if )lurWDgton to be guests. • llrs. Fra nk Thom pson servetl aa llillllllaD " ..-�� program leader &11si1ted by severlt .· 111n :c:i. : e topic WU "Christi an �: �: :i�:=-i�� C' )id1!"1 Sweel l'Otatoe, Thon �ttendll\g were lira. Char, • cta;,,lce of Sa11d · r es Dodcl, Mrs. F. D. Spradli ng/ Mb. Jacit Need,, Mn. Cheoter C,@jt, ftft iUJI bell, Mrs. Thomas Reed, Mrs. ua Elce.1111or, M"r1. Mont Wl11 on , Mn. I ·t om••on, Mrs. Art Tb!'l" nf ,.li· d VII ' . rr; n k T ,.. l Mrs. J. L • t,• &'I; , eeman 1 wllftll••""'Y . i ' ·�"""···� wart and e hostesa. Ore: llff,:.Tl'e, Mtt\t■U ee' BN.vea have purcha\ecJi right h�nded pltt!h er Noel Mickelsen � f?otn ·the , Polltland Bea�tl and they 1111ignetf. him to Lo11i1ville Ol the America n Association )Afc W,p' b� a . t3·.17 �i;.or� for t� ]bt A1�ce Be,veh ih18 ' ye&r t� t · I' ClfiC COHt 't_e.iiue. . :f<:1 :�, �d, -�, tl!,i,1 qtly, imil!1"ncy ..!rvlce l Qld oo!d,WIII�," Save money , •••'I '"'!''-Jtt,,. if that.provenla aluijp formation. a � ,riHlili"l'I . oil • • • Jft;; bui/,1-ill hetinK ,. . • I I' {i J. � . I' IUPll-cAPACITY ·Jn 1<!11r.a¥ lueil; llwla,,,ean ok!g up 1 and b,w'tjor no�. eauain• t\lt,l'P, 1ii-, , .',·i!�� Sizes 6'h-12. $10.45 THE ' SHOI BOX a Mn4 flaln toe. l'Ulll'l!IJl\. ll!lle, , · .• time oflorl ' ,-1t,, play r,, ...,u, ..10he had don, I G AMU Daily Sentin�, i:!� SHOTGU N SHOOT with ! I _ _ 8 2-6 1 2-8 when th t=y wo n Ame ma n A the ns at Wel lston . . . . . , . . . . . 28-14 24,-8 [ League pennan ts for him and Se\' I Gti llipolis at J ac k son . . . . . . 28,-20 8-6 1 8 1 2 22• l 6 1 recently denloped hybri d en Worl d Series in the p .it I Nelson v ille at Middlepor t · 8- 2.4 1 4-20 6_16 B I field · l6 corn. a dwarf variety n ot ex, · '"My men Jought likl" anythmr. Pomeroy at Loga n 14- 1 6 -2 1 ceedmg 16-8 five !tet tall at ma�urity, , · · · · · · · · · 2 - 4 and I tuld t hem so." be said , 1 , Wabama at R" I e · · 1 0 ma)' fill the needs of bottJ ia me , 6-12 '6 6-14 1 4-6 , IP y · · · · · · · · · · • 7-2 1 LI\i11 k it was r"! mar k.able th ey d i d I E . I &nd gam.,. man 1gcrr;, aetordl na: to aSler n al �annan Trace . . . . . . �-14 16-6 40-6 · 1 8-6 what tbey did in the ieVenth I 1 the Ohio Ol\'1s1on of Wlldllle . l Rutland at fhe ains P . . . . . . . . 20-6 26-8 20.14 32-8 a:aive Thijy were t\untlic•pped at ' t game mana,ement Two dis1riC 8-6 the 11tart b u t fo u f ht ba ck. T he y Sout hwestern. a l K yger Cr ee k . 20-14 12-8 22-0 men . Kenneth All en and Ro'J,ert . were hsndi<'ap�ed ag ain c1rt ... r O U . at X a v ie r . . . . . . . . . , . . . . · 28-7 20-8 20-6 2B·7 Sehuenem an, have been e:l'.peri• that !hre e•run homer by Hal Ohio S t ate at Purdue · · · · ' · · ' · 2 1 -7 20-7 24� 2 1 .7 menting with the corn on a n um ber . Smith, a nd th�y f�u ;h_t bac� ai:-;ain. of publie hunting areas . Thb q; the Tbe tipoff c,rne when a writer, Tpey were ,llll hght�ng !" lhe Setond ye-1r for the project A.Uen MIDDLEPORT lfEAM • trying to eat1e the pain of Sten . a1n1h and have nothinrr m the · GAMIS and Sch_ueneman H�l theae. advan � ,.11 ci_.�,- Carr.al ,, M gen del ec11, Jok,_ nia;ly ask ed him : 1· wqr1� to be 11,sh11 rs. b " ert Ro harp of Middlepo S rt and her sister, (with hat) metl of. � a es this new hybri d corn fl.as for- , �-g •�wbo �.e you pitrhing tomor• � ZW __10 ll·ll ,.3_7 �r�. Edward . Bailey of Lancaster, enjoy a bit of horse back Nel-her his Cas ey.. o th hunter an d hunted : Athens at Well to row, Case?" rui� g. The pi cture was taken recent l y at the W hite re un ion 3 6-6 The p layers . will remembe r G all ipol i at � tr ,..� . . . . . . . . . . 34..S 32 ·6 36-6 '\1'-0 mouow is a long, lo ng way J 5 n , � · · · · · · · · · 27- 1 3 14-1 6 22-8 22-14 which was held al the home of C. A . W h iie in Laure lvill e. "Sta M mg corn fields m ake ideal him, the hns will remember him N 1 oft " he replied . I : ��: lle at Middleport · · · · · 8-22 6-22 h unti_ng areas and this new ,hort• S:22 �Q�h u Iad.t, 6·20 e s are abo a� d - th e writers wU1 remember t 70 year young and enjoy horseback s Eve n ln·defeat, howe\'er, Sten gel P m Y at ½'gan · · · · · · · · · · • 1 4-32 16-H 1 growmg vmf'ty will permit one ndrn g. him. 0-14 8-12 m ade. it a point to PM' tribµte to ha ma at Ri pley · · · · · · · · · · · 1 4-24 20· 1 3 hu nter to see anoth er befote -:;-�;---:-----=-= Wij ;;;-='--6-20 --7-2 0 . . s+·"tn .. ge 1 rare1Y s hows . an y sent I Eastern at Hannan Trace h t' h h 1 , 24-6 22-6 20-0 22-0 ;.�•e��� } .. ��: Rutland at The Pl ains . . : .' .' .' : : 32·13 22-14 8 2-6 8.Wl;JN . . . i G -1 20 2 one and one-half . to two feet. mtk• l 4-6 1 4-8 6-B we�t arou11,d ihe Y a nkees · cl u b• South western at Kyger Creek . . 24-6 . �•X!lO L•AClUI ing It availab le for food to many I v a · at er . . . . . . . . 14 2 . . . . . 28 34-6 i . X 0 e 24-7 0-7 Stf'\filftll W L , hp1111e Tllursday and said goodby .. form, of g,me: the l eave ! tqo, ■re ll"'1 and Blu,, ' . . ' . . ' . 10 5 to his pi,tyers follow;ng their 10·9 Oh10 State al Purdue . . . . . . . ' . 28•7 27-7 20·7 2 1 -1 3 close to the grou nd, provufMi: bet___ 10 5 defeat by lhe Pittsbur gh Pirat es. :tt"iCbards Sa nd & Gravel e s 1 The �ta) nu miJr � r far ms in has 48 farm, under 10 acres , l ��:"/:� :/:!i1l� C y 4:•t say this was good· 8 7 �n fl Cb,&.in r�� o;: .;.�:=� . � . M n o� I oun ty accord1_ ng lo the 238 from 10 to 49 acres ; 1 36 m on ths. Jn add ition the ean r o: m er:r �� ��� ,c�s . . . . 7 8 b · ar"e . � � ' 1 .,,_ C ensus _ of Agric_ulture is from � to 6lili acre11 · 16 . u es . . . . 6 9 s::so:, tu t' m n, 8 from 70 large and f ir m " l.109 according l_o a prel im inary to 99 acres; i85 fr�m 100 to l39 Rin ky Oi nks . . . . ·4 t i seR$ed it was his 1ast farewell -----....report rece ntly nsued by th e a<'reli; 97 froQt 1"0 to l'?g a<'rH: d mitted in w to l e u m a ps a nd �EASON HIGHS l _ oa ' ..-:,,.::, Censu s , U. S. Departm en t of 60 from ao to 219 acres· 48 • '. Team 3 RfJd (Ind Blti e · 1 82fl 1h ei· r thr 1 from Birth..l�ao uu:, Celebrated Comm erce. _______ 22tl to 259 acres · 92 fr�m 1.60 to Team 1 Richud.1 650 BDllOR'S NOT.I: am MisThe um pite BUI Jackowskl Total . hrm a<'reage in lh e 499 acrP. s; 24 fr�m 500 to -999 For 96 YMr Oenl M&N tted!:I.. ninth innlna homer encle4red a pa:th for me . I mad� do g I rounty is . _ 15!5, 215 acres with �h e The 96th birthd ay of Fred CoJea cre1 an d- 13 over 1,000 acres. 1nd . 3 A. Sylvester 536 ablecl tJM ·Pltt.... l'lh PlratN go41e sure to touch hQme pl ate, averag e 111:te farm eonstitutmg man, who makes bis home with hi• 1 I nd. 1 A. J effers , 223 N -.., the :N.-. York Yankffl, thou h I wouIdn •t m iss that for 140 acre, . Average value or the f th c ounty s comm erci al I ni ece . Mrs. Gart h Smith Wal eelO e WOMIN 1e-,, ThunNr and win .... \he :�ld. LOW.COIi MODIL WIIN s �, ou " '! \ farms, inclu ding land farms, ,•1 , h �sales i:1__1 959 in ex- ebrated at their home at Bot· ,. I nd . 3 M. Mu rray . . . . . . .,. 5 10 World 'Serln. Ht, tiY.K hi• Ims 1v 7 "3 . ■ let.Ill UATUIH AND IONII Getting back to the clubh ouse .. ce ss o $4O ,�; 18 u-um $20,(l(N) s . , tom on Sunday with a fami ly dinl nd . 1 M . M urray-p, Rober s 189 pr_e11ion of the game In tM was a re al strueg le, but I ento $39,999; from $1. 0,000 to ner. 01 , TJ:i.e entire front is a grillet TOP '"N'& 5IRll!!;S th e t cou n y following d1.,..�• I s ar op e rators •..,.,. , m j oyed every minute of the way. $19.999; 71 , rom ...,,.,,,,.,, to $9,· 'M.atchedGolden Votre• Speaker CHARLESTON - Sixty- nine I 85 ME N · 7 ow n tbeir farms while 178 99; 86 from $2,500 IY BILL MAIEROSKI All I co uId see was a l ot o f faces Others present were Mr. and, I With heavy Alnico 5 magnet. to $4,999 and A . Sylvester . . . . . . , , . . , . . . 836 West Virg inia d el egates a nd alter• pe rt th or e lan d and rent adW,ltt- �- UPI I n fron t of me. It r�minded me ��,� , Mrs. Donil d Marrow, Mrs. u owa M 1 8 1 fro m $50 to $2,499 . PLAci,. plated ,.naMia. Au� ies leave w t ee this o t n tend k a a I io na ac:reage. SixtY· nin e are A. Jeffers 506 PITrSBURG·H-UPI-A cold o f be i ng d owntown on New Year'a _______ Yo 0 no•• pad en c1· 1y • w• va.; 11·r•· ma.tie Volllllle Control. Shock• I the 42 nd An n ual Am erican Let e T· Jenks · · na n t !armers· 4&1 chill ra n down my back a mo, E ve. s and Mr,· w,· 11,·, m s•·th pl'oOf Interlock for complete "' em • ... .IPL&. T· Hepnes�, �Mason Cou nty's fa rmers hit a� •77 gion CIT1vention on Oct ober 1 .20 ment after- I hit tha t ball In th e �: len �:s Tiarriet Dry. cher 1afety. Hi1h-impact Polysty.. Portla nd PT A. Holds t m a C. Ca rroll . . . . . . . . . Whe n I finally was able to get average of 52.7 years in age while 461 ninth i nni ng. t an /� rs. R u Ha . Mne cabinet - coloni can·t fade, · s�\� ��:!��ier Rob ert E. 28 fa rm t cl ubho uae , I ar e 65 years of age t I lk l or e S�11ion n o th Regular i d r , e e n !�! d id I , ! 't �ff or acratch off. In Brown� , !� l �: lt ��o , ' 4 � Le1,1t e r. o f St. Alblms, wil l h e a d , 47 M. Murra, . ���.� , ove r· TZO_ 0 f the cou n ty 's 1109 g e 5 ro unda WIth F oyd kn w qu · .., w ha t t O do . B ul t e The Portland PTA met in re• Blue. WhiOe th� de lejs tlo n representi ng ten messtge !!;.;. E s l ter farms are listed as co mm ercial. 439 g u lar sessio n , Monday, Oct. A O Allend 38th Annual fina l ly g ot to my legs Patterson . I was realty pooped. . d istricts th rough ou t West Vir• an d l set 18.il. , I n a� h0)\e11ty, - thoa&h, we p: R:b;�� A: ccord.J ng to figures of the last . at the grade school with presi . Convention Saturday up • H: Kirkla nd · · · · · · · · · · · .. . :::: ginla. e q I can ' t begin to deacribe how roi,Idn t la� ,where we _a re . today agr icultural <'ensus taken in t 9M den t -H ate! McKelvey presidi ng. The 38th a nn ual conve ntio n of R presen t i g the Fourth Dis• I felt when I S66 there f it S. Je f(&rs are 539. fewer farms today waan t for the p1tchmg o f · Records of previous meeting the Da ughters of Union V eterans aaw the ball clea r trict are �o. nt9e J. Click, o f Ra- th_e fen ce. Tim e s V�ro La'1':', Elroy Face .1nd Har• than at that hme. Th ere are also were rea d and approv ed. An ex- me t Sat urda i n Marietta. eemed to �land venswo od and Jo hn R. Speoc-e of still for an inst-ant . ,The d � ('llyone on the ba U 1 45,� fe;er farm acres In th e C'ell ent report o n the Health Con n I ran . . A m emoriil gift of ccnstructive Si ste rsville. . WO coun y. arm valu e s h ave risen feren<'e at Lake Hope was given toys was u, "l1� �;is s�are . Nobody told m e what to do . ;rb presented to the llar Alt ernate delegates will be when I went b t t� gl�� I t!� able to con- �;��� :�"safse from , $ 1 1 ,057 in i by Martha Lou Bfegle a_nd Jea n ietta achoo ! for handicapfle!d chil: p o hit In th e ninWa1te.r B. Ayres o f Gra n tsville I � l IQUDh 1 tri te 753 d t sayre an d t�e com mun ity club dren . th l nni� The S'CO� was Ued ,9-9 ' . .e ' . 0 ay. ' . and Kerr Bl"a\D . o f Sbuthside. Ac r d mg ('O to size_ th� cou nty awards contest was discu�d. JI ' e 1 Those attendi ng were Elizfbetb ' . "WINie '9c1io A: �-� ·f�. National �nv�ll•_ipQ . o.f �:1t«l- Yl�s ;r �� : �el:r::! Room mothers were appom ted Campbell. Gla dys CucHa>, WiU- I N A . II� A.tti er1can J.fgi.On , w11! hear I The . ,. and • Mrs. Ramsdell was appq;nted o n, C ook, llel\a $tab!, EvdNl.1 N how. . , , ·The l ast two .day train& GP the 4 · · .,ff":'f'fS ot. .,;;..,, e . maj or . address.es by th two Pre eport ft as news reporter. tuj,ore, and ..,. � Ohio ru nn in g s1�en l Clark Pearl Jtm� Lena " . t1al c andidates ' M. Ru�hard I _ �et the firs t P.itc:h .g by I o . ., .· oQi}I M8Son County . ceaaed op. Delega tes to the County Coun• ��9R .'!i:td , J0.�J.1, . F. ' .�ennedy. � wa1�g 4or a high , !a11t \�II. ');\; �r.atlonl(I as of last Satlll",l.ay . . . - Th nn ng e u i ited li The at a PTA to be h eld at the Letart d pitch leCOJ! was r 1 N fast all cil u s, ma O • ·J: Trairis 81 and 82, ' both of the.ni . ,i f�A m bo s, hool, Del. 13 \Vere named . E . e one I hit for • ' th l hke ,·:, �f� ... � �� �flllL l "l i•etl t•iltJVl!W�;;;t 1rowht lfliP.• .••qps .. nd o . I . Bob r n wo Be e gl t e e w::is s, give t orthern'Ohi n auth m a:a T hu o o e-and •I r• and nter ;· · have" ,biitl1' t:alE!:h�Ori, tne"'rJlP ' troin �--11!11,J,f·� - - ��91m;B J hn \ :!'�I .(fl ? fir.s · sb I also I e !PPe�ranc.es._ ,,kOf!W� 1t�- g� wOQd on it. t�ei aon o n�n• of - them. have ·b�e n I ity to purchase ma terial for gy m .,........--...� - P�rke,sburg to Hllntingtan il,nd re' and to pu rchase a paper cutter. I\ . t u111 . �e Rtiqn ·- 1,y,:uU!•�rl- . , ..,,f,t1,,ire • pe • e! ,,t _ 1\�_. J\le• ' 'l'h,d , Was fome scene when I £med a total of $105.70 and costs · 11t f is 'F.· t . -- ,1.; �ret?JOr . J . c_ame -hlto 1'ome Wa tf. It looked fo r destroying a "den" tree after Mr. Price report ed that the · 1 !Wes only twO freijj:�t' l'rains I'®· Fifty hun ter� an d one gu est Health Departme nt will admi nis• erican Legion hke half or 'Forbes Field was "smoking o ut" two sq\l irrels. The f._ ·;.. �'1° I oov:fr. rilq: )t,fo� h- th � CQ.\)gty � l! Tr 8 9 d - ,' uriR O "'°mman�er Martin B. �cKneally there wa iting for me. I di dn 't citati ons were m ade by Roy Green eath will be :ible to shoot pheas- ter shots to th e first and fifth , th m , ai n 2 an 93 r at wlU presid e over the conventlon. care, though. Wlldllre District 3 who flied chllr'. �nts free aga in on Kelleys Island grade s. l nigh l. ' -___ es again st the three in Holme$ m Lake Erie, this year, d ue to an g . Tr�n . Q1 ran fro.01 P:atker�i / the attendance banner went to County. ta.,h was rtned *'>5 ,nd' agreemen t, jU .\t sign ed by the Di • M,Y.F, S�ings ijOCk to 'Hqii"= n :Monday •i•efffles.: ..., � th e seventh a nd eighth grad es . SECOND AVE. wi s io n o f Wildlife a nd the ,Kellile ,,ja.li!liffl L costs for d;�roying the ";;e ana' 1 \i W UfUre HQld,_IJegular Me�t ;.,;erJ �y. 6:i(i ' . '"°� ffl� r Robert Beegle . q, f S rts n a m Club. _ Harold .• . ·cjj'1, 1,{'Jioi:1i, OHIO G e OJle paid $15 and costs for hun U ng � from �unUna:.ton to Pint,i?sJ,u'rr d The regular meeting o f' the without a license. -W1ldlife D1strlct 1 sup ervisor, �afa. J• 1,efresh ments were served fol• . qn Tue!da'y, . Thursday' 1111d 'Sabir•· .-.OJfflerS fferlQlnn loWing th e regular mee ting wi th •'!:, Rock Springs MYF was held at · dusky, reported that the agreemen t d ay. YOU A�Cllrdlng to Green, who was is si m ilar lo the on e negotiated t h e next meeting bei ng set f or �e ch�rth Sun�ay even ing, Oct 9, Mo- n day Nov. 14 . wit h vice prcuudent Ja ne t Arnol d cred ited With good detectfve work · la st year. TO 1llEIR GIAttf : •, � ------CJlfford Dun,n , Pt. PleasaJlt High \n cha.rge. Devoti o ns were re ad by on e of the m en cut off a sleeve 0{ uth _C1ttle UI publ A r d g n 3wi e .b will k s at d l his e h 1:i hirt, soaking it in crud o il ' · ¥aehet, and five of Ml'I. Hugh Be11rhs. INDIANS GET PITCHER Met 1 ·Wedn•..dav he obtiineil' tfum one· Of five iank� the Co lum bus headq u arters to d e• , , TT / : •• 1,�-���t, are atte nding the · anC ELAND1 • Oh io UPI-The The,of LEV r ogrf,m i nclutie� r eadings I n the immediate ter m m th e wmnmg e nimrods at a vici ni ty. The The �uth Circle of the New ·81• �q,1 F pture Fa�mers Qf •m�r�ta f om evela n d I ndians have o btained Cl p he to a e _t a d oo R er n a be m nounc net Ja by , later ed U . An sl�eve p• was placed in the hollow �i t conyenbon in K�sas.•,City ,,wears and RJtpa Weers . .�!!. �hj\'.�•.: ,e.tt \ijd Ughted, 1. ,te res liltlng· pheant m ust prmt or type the fol- pi tche r Rob ert All en from Toro n- l , a poe m, . , '. '1, , . In,; �t ' the l.u��(_ 'p§?IJII ,p .· tq� e 'lThe�e " by Joyce snfoke soon t!aused the squ irrels lowin g o n_ a post card : en mplete to of the In terna tional League i n 1 1 , n\'.ip.g Du nn.;llt<t.� f.rlp tJlll: � f� '1': . ai , ...-rth )(rs. J·lffl�s 'LIY'1e Al'\' 111 ,. ' pn·:.;� "i� · � • � fa rker, �ld· G i11 1 t.�lY,,,:f. ,!��mg Watch Your to lea ve Jhe de n and they were �ame , mailing ad dress an d h untmg exch ang e for . infielder Bob J:Iale. I ; ... �S�!J :'u,. • 1:30 P.M. i w t: JI. The pr . J1�nse serial n umb er. mclu dmg The Ind ia n& also announced that · PLENTY . OF 'PA� , e�, Wayne Roger� ,an. d, :m� a�e 0Y Janet Arnold; an ahot. r by it�l' A. Tia¥eler'f?ifif&� SPACE G' e ;· hlv� so l d infielde r Billy Moth ' n ' . th e e large prefix l etters atl o.i al Christia n � r� ;: � (! ' ,� -�·w " ' H en th . li«fms . . J ,, , ' 1'' 1'$. 'Willlai;n McF�nd' asi d Neighbors , noticin ran outright to the Maple L � outH F,:xch,nge by Mrs. Bearhs g the s moke• can a ddress or bring th e card to eal:io n is exPected to v ' · A ,i ,\ , :§:� 'Il1'.t'k ?if!llop Jl l coming from the woods, called the Chief, Diy1sion of Wil d lifo. K ell ey� - FFA .meihber'f from lil�d' ln .°'?!"fcle from a church maga- . t�wnthi -Y,illla� �W�ll. ,Jle�� 11 "'efuh at a( , p fire department which ex- Island Drawi ng 1500 Du blin Road zme by Lmda llalley. ' mttke to the · 10'.0tiP n "The p s- tll s i'c Onr��f the United Sta tes' Colu m bu s 12, Ohio. "fh e Ch arge Dleeti�g will be held hnguish�d tbe bla ze. They. �po rt. . '9ali it."d :Pl!eJ1.o Rico. ll;�!l\_ .a � ' Vest•�enls." � 1 6' Ch� pter wlU r�eive - �to�er 1� at Alfred. Th e next ed. the mc1dent to the Dlv111on of The postcards must be postmark. e P _ , meetmg will be at t-he ch urch Wildlife and Green lnve1U11a ted. F � or received in �he mon th of d �" A" � N ard In 1 .�al or at nal �tte�i;Ung W.f!� )Ifs. �0 When he arrived at the scene, �ctober. rr an appl i ca nt is on acJ"ohn,ton , :n,rs. Donald 'WIJJ.ud.· t81',ffl - S',f.et_y at t�e t!Ql!V@tion. on Oct ober 23. the area had been badly tramP._led t1ve duty i n the u. s. mil i tary o r ----�-�e�. Mr1. P.a1t1l ll9�b,, ¥r�. l{Jb�n T�e' :tcJ.Dley Chtpter also ii en te?ed but the evldenH. he found inctuaed n1wa l forces he will not need an Roi.Qh, Mrs. Wl\liam McFarlapd, Jn the l?.fatfo · nal Chapter Contest. Paul Zirkle• er.e a spent 1-2-ea ua:e shot.e:un shell, r�- Ohi o license , bu t should write 'Mra:�?nqbert _Dale Rpu1�. ¥r11i' . _'WP· , ma�ns of book matches, a can , m ''service man " on his postca rd . He )la m P�welt, Mrs. Vel!lla Boua}J, U · r, qr arty which the oil _ h�d· bee n obt&i ned, must presen t i dentifi�ation and llrs. Grant Roush 11\d· 1,Jrs. Ja L. French.'8 · � es Mr,. •Mr. and Mrs. Pa ui Zirkle entei'• partial re�:dns ol the squirrel.a eviden ce of current active d Ltty at , · • i.uyne. i! � tai ned 'with a din ner Wed nesd ay and a po.rt1on of th e sleeve mater, such ti me as a perm it is issued on arotl4ei' Djed Thur1dav ev eni ng a t their home, Liberty Ave. Jal, used in selling the fire. Kell eys Island . L/ French �eived�rd � . Mrls. �-'-T9N SIG"S IAf;K Green pointed out that aside There are about 2 ,900 acres on HA)ULfO)I , Ont. ·WI....:.CUa- 1'hurfdl\Y a, the d�ath of her bro- honoring their daughter, Diana on h�r l 3th birthday. A deco r� ted from the fact the men . bad broken Kellt;ys Isla nd , of which the Kellile' Ha ther, d, en Tow1 Athens. r o l'ry jurw-o �, l �m a, . h fback Ken d an1 M r. Tpwsend, wtio was 86 yeal'I birthday cake was served with the the g ame laws ·by ' 1moklng" them Club owns or leases 1 900' and fliho was droppe,;t ey the un Mrdinner. out, t heir lack of good judgment charges a fee to hu nt. The Divisof South carOli na football old, di§! It , his home while watch• P sent were P auline and Janice could have bad dilaatrous reaultf. i on of P arks owns about 400 acres., , ;{ , alty leli:n last week, bu al@cd _l ®fl· \J11 .� ,t.orld ' Series w_1th two ' ree of Mlddl cPQrt, Patty _ and "O nl � a�ertnes, on the p11rt of so lucky hu nters m ay roa m over frl! nd1. 'A\\1tQugh he h ad been · in Z� f,· tract with the Ha milton Tiger- P!)Or Llflda O�e ns, Bren da Owens, Ray- tbW!e who spotted the 11n�ke, and 2,3Q() a�es seeking pheasants. heqltb f or sev eral years h e �. Cats. of Cana da 's Big F our Footmond Zirkle� Sharon You ng, the � fire de�bnent who res_pon4• . Each person whose name is lived bY hhdllelf. ball Le ague. ' ' 1" lif tP. . flJ tvi �,;!d. by tw;p �ugh- . h ��ore� guest l\n d Mr. and Mr•. ed � qqi c�, preve�ted tbe hnder , .Faw:o wi11 reeeive a le tter from .. ___,. l · kle. � wood1 fro� b•�omin, !�V.�8P;fj \�>;d.�n �ld�, divisi on chief. Upofl . -terti. .Jb1." 'Hirey Begg, o f ·Athens Zt Di an a receiv ed a n umber or nice 1d, id flames,- Aki Green , � l.'.presen tatU):u of this ,t the J Men1 1 8 hi.di sland and Mrs . Neason Hibbard, Ptttil- . · . gifts. flve storage tanks of oil n�hW I tree pe ' rmit £Or t.,o will be ". f'our grandchildren �rlhr. · would have added fuel to the fire:,'. 1 iµ�. Tll,e J)ermit 1s"" good during ------· 1 � SJnre,� Wilf be1 1if!ld fiY H°Jghe8 ------__the entiie �unti�e: �ll.s on . 'i , • ' , t ' �tfer,ilHame Saturdq. , E,tlier CircW Meet.& ·8 ,�: � 1 na n-Trace el�vin bo�ed dd,.w n pretty 1harp fcir Saturd ay'1 1ame iAd h•• l)f:en lmFOvlD& wUh eaeh o utin g. He, Priddy, .. ICQMI Up 'flth a new offe nse ,or �P.fl part,, He r.a1ot;double-wl na ." ca lls it a Some of you may have Hen it, I bave.n't, all l �11ow 11, U'1 new. laci. fi1Ut _.,ern way Coach Bob A1iley reported this week that all his boya are In good shape and abould be ready to g o at full tllt Saturday. H e h11 bee n worklns on a defense thla wee.t to 1top Priddy'■ new o tren1e . · Eastern, wh o hu rU n from the �tn;le-wlh g formation may ,rwJtch , bark ·to the split T come Saturdl.y njlhl. --�- - SJ.TUil ' -- - ---.- l{nute Rockne O f Baseball : All But One Likes Gallipolis iwi ' Bows Out Like A Champion n oa «•,r · an4 '·Von · londt ' l4lf �-=- :��J/rqm ---·-·-C ch Bill Priddy has hl1 Ha · , 'M ft111l• ·I cfl, $495 '$' •uJck SUpor flanl Jop , · · · $295 . ' I ™t �...!!W����: Last year, against the Mus­ keteer■ at Athe na, Br oo ks, 200pounder from W lncheat cr, Ky., curled 2:2 Ume1 for 189 yards, ill• eluding in 8�yal'd tquehdawn run I from scri mm11e ■nd acore d 12 po lnta. Ohio U. l�1d1 In tbe 111-tlme series betw�n the two 1choo l1 with ,.lfJfen "1ln1 io Xa'ller'1 fo ur I si nce 1922. List year, Ohio w o n, 2e-7. ,.. Olth"ile:IJ !� ' �•"1• Tl\• ll�fl:• b:P£ � .,�!\I\: �-fJLJ• 3 ��pl<•offl' ft[. �9 • 0 · 2 l . , , , neiai 1WJlffl fQl' all BeVAHl 2 0 12 g ames: 2 0 12 Attendance - 352,813. R eceipts - $2,230,(127.f\8. 0 66 14 Player!!' share - -$02,1-+t-.82. O 6 2 Ph1;y era share l n first four ga mea 1 30 42 1 64 16 only. Com mitsi oner's s))are --. $334, fl OO 2 2 2 36 Ul. 19, Clubs' and leagu es' share - ,1,. 8. 213,1198.8 fl 0 36 Wickline, Hio Gran de 3 S Gr ande Crothers, Rio 3 3 � Leonard, laltern 3 1 20 Big O Wants To Win l\•llard, ll..tffn Fogles ong, Southwestem · 3 1 Colanun, !astern 3 0 � Nol Score Poi111s l 1 6 Sherwin, Sou t hwestern clNclNNATI UPI - Th-e na• tion 's top college basketball scor­ TIE FQR GQLF L&AD er fast year, Oscar ·Robert.son, says COSTA MESA, Calif, UPI­ h e ls more in tere1ted in the Cin­ Marty Eurgol, a le111n 1vetera n or ci n nati Royals. wlnn l nu: games than th e pro fess ional g oU wars who in rat!king up big total, for tbe had be en out of acti on for a year National Basketball Assocla llon with a bad ba�k. an d two com­ tl u b. parativ e yo u ngsters, Tomm y Nie­ Robertson, who 1ra.duated from porte and Jlm 'stinebaugh, were tied tod ay for the lead g oin g in to the Unlversi.ty of Cinclnn ali this the second rou nd o f the Orange . apring , joine d' the Royals after ret� �����=.�-all ��� C•-• Rutlond Hoba.t.tter, Rutland Harki ns, McArthur Martin, Rutland Cl en denin, Th e Plain s SVAC 2 ,..,.,n l North GJIJia 1 Southwestern 1 Rio Gre ndc 0 Hannen Trace 0 Kyger Creek I j f air and coo\ :�M��� u. . ,,, wn�:"'J'i .• ::i ��. -.., ·. lii<l,.. . t9�•� t•.,.,.,. wl'1 I 11�""""""""�""'°"""""'""",,i:�==:!"""',:e�""'=�"'=�=� U., '58 Mercury Montory 4 Dr. · · $1495 '57 ,,,.,11th v.a Savoy 2 Dr. $995 '57 Olds Supor 18 - 4 Dr. · · , · $1595 I ,,,. . , t: s a c e r o F r . Weathe w.'fl.\\i,, ·'!'•• • I In 28 rarri es he has 87 yards and a ::1 1 a \ eragl' M11Llt' ha i; p u 11 t!d tw Ke fo r ii 4 0 ye rd 111 cragt' w hi le ....... Ed Ul mc>r, 1 n 1 1 kidts , hll� aver­ aged 37.8. The Buc ks hav t" Sl'Or ed pe riod a t lea1n \3 poinl s in L•arh with the second quarte r Demi,: tops with 34. --- - DAMS .... CALLIES '59 Pontiac Catahna 2·Dr. · · $2495 !fan! Wilt.,(·"�"° Ohio .Unlv eisity's Bobcats, nu mber one "small colle ge" t ea m In the nation last week, accordi n g to Associated Press, go after th elr thlrd victory ov er a " maj or col• PUBIJC WllLcaBIE lege " team this week. first its In d und efea te Ohlo fo.ur game1, travelR to Ci ncin nati I ------ - - -to meet Xavi er's M usketeers who ha ve a 2- 2 record. Bob Brooks, Ohio's bull. dozi n g fullba ck whn had the best day of his c"reer a�ainst Xavier l as t ae••on, waa named Bqbcat of the Week by ,he coaching staff for . his perform.-,ce agaln1t Boston . Unlvenlty l�t Saturda y. Jim M a•1,tell l, 11ft end, wa s na med linema n of t'1, Wttek. Brooks car­ 1 ried 18 tithas for 108 yard s, ln• el u ding a iG-yard touch d own run from scri mm aa:e a&a inst Boston Best .l)eql Buys ! l l '¥� 'f� =-"'• Nation's Number�} Team lo Small College Travels L A TE MODEL TP ADE -INS ! Ii t• MGM AREA STANDINGS W. L. Ph 0Pt· THm 5 0 141 18 Rutla nd 2 2 73 46 Eutern 1 2 96 62• Rio Grande l 2 36 62 "' Southwest ern 1 2 24 60 North Gallia 2 3 44 62 PolMf'oy 2 3 64 76 Waha m a 1 4 54 133 Middleport 1 4 47 108 Pt. Pleau nt O ;J 18 124 Ha nn a n Trace O � 30 122 Kyg er Cieek *-Not Full Record, 1 INDIVIDUAL SCORING T P EP T. Player ·, 8 58 I Co m bs, Rutl and Crothers, Ri o Grande 6 3 42 6 0 3fl Ru uell, Waha ma fl O 36 Wi"ckllne , Rio Gra nd e 6 0 36 Hobstetter, Rutland 4 2 28 Jewell, Wah3.mll 4 0 24 Dl! nt, Kyger Creek 4 O 24 Martin, Rutla nd 3 3 23 Leonard , Eastern 3 2 22 Ballard, Eastern l 20 3 n st e r e thw u So glesong, o F · 3 0 16 Young, Pt. Pleasant 3 0 18 C olem an. Eastern 3 0 II Harris, Middleport Bumgarnar. Middleport 3 0 18 2: I 14 Kloas, Middleport 2 0 12Rogers, Pt. Pleasant 2 0 12 Fore ma n, North Gallia 2 0 12 Dugan, Ru tland 2 0 12 HHttr, Pomtroy 2 0 12 Buffln9ton, Pomeroy / '. \allO ·15 Combs Leads Area In All Games For Scoring Most 1'Ds ·i'!!""'--..,...----,.-,.,;i-,---------- • . •· ·'-,:r w-· i Nelsonville won OY-er Chauneey · I>ov�r \be firat Qf the seaso n 28 to e and aince t hen ha\· e bee n 'beaten 19undb' by 3 oth er oppon­ fntl. Hatrev.er, they did tbrow a 1care iato Lopn two weeks back a:oing · �o'f'D to a 42 to 14 count In the ..eo,nd ha l l . M;Jddleporrt, a winner in ih tint outing of the season, has dropped it, last four ball ga mes bl' al111wi nc better than 37 paints agai nst them In three ball gam es. They did, howe ver, th�w a .,care Into undefeated Rutland, Septem ber 16th. · All in all it would tak e a pretty good ou ij a board to figure t he out com e of tonlghl's game but lt'I best to leav e it up to th e boys ln the soiled j ers eys and th e man called "Coac h." Bob Ashl ey's Easterp High Eaglea rou nd out this week'& football card wlth a game at Jfaonan·TrQce Saturday night. ·-- · - [ COLUMBUS UPI-The hunting , !'leason for deer-wit h bow and arrow--and ruffled grouse opens I Saturduy ill dayH!i:ht . Wildlife Division The stat e warns that e�plosive or poisoned arrows arc prohlbJted If\ hunting d eer. 'the se a.wn runs until Dl"i: , 31 a nd th e limit is one deer of I a ny ag e, or either se x. (1h\o 8\al.e Ul!iv,�ty•s Buck• �� will ��t �u�•s Boiler• qt La!,,yetle. �_Jl�r.nce ����· of the I AA"'(iq)/ � �. when " ll_!i 'Ten , �nd tional · p19N .won 28,4. '\'�e ):. time St•ndin91 end Scoring PITTS8U81,H UPI - FM¥ •D\I lieuru on the ! -�eh was �� · .eo in W�jll -�lf.l: SEOAL , �l\da� 13 W 5,- � , f1Jyor of W. L. Pta. �. 0,.....," ll!<w . ll�q:iiyes. .\IB MIi" been G aII ipol 1s 2 0 76 0 J ack son 2 0 70 � 4\IP!fi�� . ,� Ill"', If� f lu� ph •11> 1 1 . � ' •ame , 2 0 40 6 �l" l\ll'll!P�T A lbe n s ,.., ' ,lo tii•• "• l'lr ,,,, • • . ,i t g�m• mu : I, I=' ' I� ' ,,,,. �, .· �w. 1 1 �8 i9 8 1 1 20 � Y••�•.. Lo w 01!�ton � 'll'\W-••lod S:tto� aame result: Y ankees 16. 0 2 20 112 Nel sonville . -r• to ""• 3. Mktdl-,ort 0 2 14 l'lf•W• , ' '� ,.,.. over e,:1; ,, ''!lurd �e retult, ,Yankees 10. PonMroy 0 2 O t,4 · u!I Snrn • .. • • ·Sou t�ern "' P�ies O. Dlin1 3, Pintea resulh: same F9urth Evans, G a llip ol i s 3 1 20 . t � I� n !lit .,..,lii�I-� >'l,i"ll' 'VAnkleJ 2. Roderick, Gallipolis 2 2 J,.Q 114m· ,.l!!Ma, ���• bas Yan• 5, tes a Pir : t resul 'Fifth game Howard, GalHpolis 2 2 Ji•� Dame 2 1 14 kees 2. Wright, Jatk�n ] '% 1 .\o· , ,..._. �� . ' • llil th galll e result : '¥�e es 12, Six Surrett, Jat=kson 2 1 W: -�·l•Pl• il4u.tics •1\� the 2 1 1 2 Pi.ratea 0. Ba i nter, Logan ,]lave �'¥ft -i1911bled 11••kOY,� me result : Piratea 10, ga Seve:nth Sigler, Logan 2 1 14 In t9lal y ards ill.iin f IIJ. 'll',ll9' 2 o 1 2 Y�kees 9. Benn ett, Athe ns � •·�y pa�inJ and r.ashing. n sev�n. i Pittsb,urgh Winner: Olson, A thens 2 o 12 lo hove 1,�l gamts_. 2 o 12 White , Ja<'kso n aaes a p · , filllllffl' f<!e,. \jle lo, 320 Marl i n , Jackso n 2 0 l� Manage_r,: Casey Stengel (l'l•n• e9.mp!eted ip so trie1 Booth e , Jatkso n 2 0 ..., •��•tea )' , Jj'l!'lll' 11111..+■"� tD:.yppoai ·�ff) ' lP Staton , Wellston 2 o � Aoierican uague wtnners: 35 Kuz m an, Nelso nville 2 O • t iJll(!I. 1 1 8 B owles . Athens : 22 1 win ers n e e i a,gu al t a l. , . 'J'i cm 1 1 · & I'll"• Nibert, Gallipo lis · BUCKEYE LEAGUE "Puvi oua Hties par&.lcipatl on : I 2 0 67 6 Ya $ee1, 24 times. . Pira tes, 4. Rutland l O 28 � Th e Plains �Previo us aeries �eeti ng McArthur 1 O 27 0 tween YW�ea and �t.al,t!:s: Y�6 34 ��ea w:0:n · � four' itf411ht 1.1nie.s O 1 Tri m ble O 53 (\11'1 )O l Chaunce y O 2 0 " Belpre I �• lio n. Fullback Bo b Fe rgu1on is the lea d i ng scorer with fiv_e touch · dovms and alio baf &amed 328 yard s for an av erJg e of 6.3. Quart erback Tom Matte ha� 281 yard & and a �-S av.er age. Only other ba ll curi er i n double fr gures is Fullbac:k, Ro4er Detrick . . , •' I I W�lt� �·�MING H E J.'f E &:$ · � -!"· £ r •nJ• S!f!•Y ■ IIM' I •!ti R--ll"'\ff"" ,, Now Heat Your Home or Brooder Houses and Save I NEWt Metc:ed botUed gas &erVice l<J th at yo u oa n heat your home . _ _ _ or brooder hous es 1t -a cost th at will c ompete with any tyipe of fuell Be the flnit .to enj oy this mo - dern meth od or heatlna: __ aee 111 nowl . .. FOR EY,tY li�ID • '· ,"! Rutland ltilfiiture '. , ,, Arnold Grpte, �r PHONE SH-24111 ·' ·c. ;.j ' ..U'ft.\ND, O. ,. ' . ' �• . ' .. .. ... . - . '· . - � ._ - � ,,, � ... .. ,. . ...., . . •& ... - - .. � ,·--� ... . . . . ·• .. � . . ... . ... ,. _ ,.._... ·- · · - · · · · - · - ' ·i.d<lle port Ma) U nleash Aerial .t\ ttack Buckeyes Travel I Saturday To Face STANDINGS Fut Aud ,... · Pu,due llc,ven For l161 1'o,ld AND i!Mtn 5"'.ti\i:w, �e (� SCO.RING 1 . Will Travel Saturday ! Season Opens Deer With r Fo • " G • f Q, lfit a• ace "New O ffens1ve ame Bow And Arrow � BY B08 E. BYER Sentinel Sport1- ldltor l There's a SJJeaking suspicion Coach John Thompson ' s Mid..... Yellow Jackets may unleash another aerial attack tonl&bl\Wh@n they entertair� the Nelsonville G reyhou nds. " ll'he 1atkets came u p with a M iddleport fa�s will bl!! looking· e r wide-open ,i:,: ame be reputable -pa.Hin& g1.m e last Fri- for anoth arm of Dan ny aer.ia l th hin e d " • . ·�! at ,faek.s11n , but w ete shll un-. H lndy. Hl nd y b it for 16 o r 33 ,IQ •Q- 1 t� e �werful Iron· passes last week to throw a "!:D· , ,tim Dudd�I· To nla:ht, easy feeling upon the shoul ders · ,__ --.or Jackson·s Coa ch Du ddi ng. Tbe Ye llow Jackets are dill l oo klng for that first w i n inside d the SEOAI loo p this aea n si��e ibould mak e a game of ..ville I.a dill looking also. �W.v,C!r, · lbe Hollods have been QQkiu.i tor' an SEO win s ince ' c41JoPlng ov.er the Jackets 33 to Buys In The Area 11• back in lQIB. It bas been 24 NOW AT lu,l)t: P• for the Hounds · a nd ii,.t, co.u� be the nig:ht to upset to111tooe'1 � cart. lect tlnly The · 'Very Best In Used Cars! ft' •est . ! - 1957 FORD V81 �ne1. Real nke car■. Real � ••., ·",.. ·•· ' ; ' �- eAn altow ean e.-. ..,.,..,._ ,_... fer 30 da'(t or 1000 ...,... See These 111d Many More Al . . • Metropolitan Moton •�tJon on Land & Bea" ll!hane WY•24170 ,.... �. ,,,1 .... , � • • • .•' • .• ·, '' ' FQI A POI..T,:CLASS -■D CAR ,fr' ,,. • ,I , M.NI K,r r . & Von Zan dt ,, Ybulf .....T ...c�•c• •' .. SEE OUR •• • ' ••• ' I Tbe dailY bag r•� 1· t �n _grouse . three , a nd P?sse�s1on hm1t after 1s the first day 1! six. Th e sea!JO n runs thro u gh F_eb. 25 a nd experts re port m ore birds ar e lo be h�d this _yea r. Guns are allow ed m hun tmg g rouse. Hour fur hu n ti n g grouse a nd deer are from d aylight to dark, except d urln� the two-day gu n \ d eer se ason Dec. 15-16 . ! . f l tH l. l tH -• or l ·. I ,· t l. Top '57 Ch,,roltt Bel Air 4.Dr. $1495 '5f tulck � 4 hor · · · · $ 1 395 '�6 Old1""�lli' I - 4 Dr. . . $1 1 95 '.; f58.� �Alr 4 Dr, . . $1'895 •' , t , ,· ' •· '2 � , 0r. $109s - 2 Door · · $895 �,55 ·� cw.-.. I OldlmQblle - Cajllllac - F,11 - Rambler ' POME!lPY, OHIO " - .... o A'I I ·, · Better wear an' " i · all -weather AtUflato�- o. $. u.. Y .;.. ·1 : 1 5 • ,v,. P U A·D U·E PITTSBURGH UPI - C aaey S �ngel bowed out like a che m • pion l�o uld - wHh ple nt y of Cblli an d his head �el d high. Calmly_ puff1_ng on a dgaret Jf\ . e! watchmg hi s dream of an eighth world championship e:o u_p in smoke, the still alert 70-year• old New York Yankee m11-na2er m ad e it r_:ithcr plain he ba� wnt• Ie n o ut hts la s t lineu P. card Thurs• d ay. !!fl�. •1111,·cold. 'I" ,1 mator,llellds y,ou ®t 16i\V!ng 1our beat. Ghoooe f�ID Jwiui�a weatbe r .u.. o�wn:oato to.featherllabt rainwear ••. la man,- ftae r.,..i.., �. colon. ­ au water repellent or �root • • • peat val'!'" : ,Ill!& . $1 9.95 to $SUS 1390 . K.C:. e SYltACUSE·P�Y z�.;' ::-- :.:· m· i:_omeroy-Mlddle�� · O � 1 4 , 1980-S i Qwq,f '{.pfi�y Qf i Hybrid Field Cc,n M ay f"I/ ' Th e N--.1. t,Bd.,S A .,.... 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CHESTER, OHIO Sunday, Oct. 16 - 1 P.M. ;!/.i.. -'l . . $l , · 4 95 I T . 1.,a,ns ' • Tak,er, 0.#'IR ,r c,n TJ, .' ,' II •i' tZJ.J.K W,t.LTON LJAGUE il"."f Qh'" f'Ined ., H> H•• F, $ • • , De . .n or .. qu,rre "S. mok.,.,·nn." V_. ut" ;m �� 50 ffUDlefS, Aftd . Gnests T Hunt Free Agam " Werner I i I I . On R. Builm -:i':t . .... -a> . � · . No.,,aitllfffi, •t AU¥oa w-,1 .._� O, F � A __, . Kansas Convention · . Just Dial Your ft11p,r11ur1 . � niz.· v· "LC.If" ., c:�,��lj I !JWW i, n; 1 f/ tor,. I �,M:' RADIO and TELEVISION ri A !£¥8ll{fl!�p �•. . . lm,it1 ' SID �... RO . �'4, . •.r;.!,! F p, M, 11' M. -• ,- pt .. moot ., ,\unlld 111 ''""· "' _..., TN . ... lfilll · I .. 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' . . ,,,... . ·• S6lleners MIDDl,F.POllT , . ., ... ,' • � t1 l , , ' �- " . y , Your , 1<J.iletle.iice Watch R,m ' o,·c�: .,JI,�1 ' E.. . K. , , ', , '· ' .· ., ' .· '. • ' L:E R' '·S c Perfet. \ � .· �- ......,r ftVlll\9 . •J . HOME· fNSIDf Tfll,W ·llll..., . .. - II . JllipuM�• ,.lfJ)' · I! · 1 ,•.. · �? , ·, ... 8'"'"VICE U§,'f · . w l'ifllie !IIM!i, �� • '1 WY . •!-1711 POMEROY, omo · .i ;;,,;1-,;__.,.._..,_.,,....,""'__..,._,.__.;._._.._...,__.,;1 I·•· • ,.V � ·.• ,:x ' 'i<" i " '. Rekcca Circle Holda T�� Ejlh er Circle of the New If-'n"•".• li'ng � Haven · ULCW met Tueseday even• �,.,.."'Uff"J: -.:> e Th Rebe ea c Cir · of the ULCW Jng at the Luthem Parish ijouse .for a rell'!lr meeting. Miss Dorl& of New Havep met Wednesday af­ .tmqtt ukf 1dr'I.- William RuHelI btern oonntin . the Lutheran Church . served as hostesses. Mrs . Robert ueqi111 w1th Mr■ . Harry Layne aa l,ayp!! served -I s program leader hoste�. The pi�ting opened witb 1. her topic being "lntervlew With � Rev. Jack Welch &_peaki ng on "11le r , Travller. " Rev. J:ick· Welch spoke P� 'ij Ve,tme nts. " .aue lesson for the day wa_s pre- 1 on "The Pastor'11 Vestments:" ·1 . ae n ted by Jttrs. Edn a Burris, n , A.tJendin g were Mrs. Orpha Oh_ O�to GJ!mm. The fis ted by · ti�"', Mrs. William R. Powell, Mr,. · Jack Welch, )\In. Robert . topl� , waa Interview wolh a Trav, , Layne, Mrs.. Thomas Grini1 tead, eler. . . n meeting w,s c:on. s ort S 1 1 � �u � . i M u • L,lah Jan, Pawell a nd the ducted by Mrs. Robert McGlothlln . . •hosleueL Atte™'� nre Mrs. Carroll AdJr,, 'l,ln , Ott9 Grimm , Mra. THOOIST WSCS MEEtS tf. oland Karr a nd :Qebbie, Mrs. RoWSCS o! the l\{ew Haven .' 1 , ;JI 1st Church met Tuesd ay at �ert �cGlotplln, Mn. J. V. ¥er ltlte. borne of Mrs. Glenn Sm ith. The q.r,ew, !)!rs. J'qhflN' Rous�, Hr.1: Rouar:, Mra. Philip Wolpert, �\IJtiqess meeti ng' was cond ucted. Uoyd · -.-by Mrs. David Freeman . Plans·were -�-.--:- · -- - • 1Jlade for a turkey d in ner on NovCOIIE TO EVA'S · · , Qtb er�J. wiQl_•�te mem bers Qf the For , . . . tlSCS ,if )lurWDgton to be guests. • llrs. Fra nk Thom pson servetl aa llillllllaD " ..-�� program leader &11si1ted by severlt .· 111n :c:i. : e topic WU "Christi an �: �: :i�:=-i�� C' )id1!"1 Sweel l'Otatoe, Thon �ttendll\g were lira. Char, • cta;,,lce of Sa11d · r es Dodcl, Mrs. F. D. Spradli ng/ Mb. Jacit Need,, Mn. Cheoter C,@jt, ftft iUJI bell, Mrs. Thomas Reed, Mrs. ua Elce.1111or, M"r1. Mont Wl11 on , Mn. I ·t om••on, Mrs. Art Tb!'l" nf ,.li· d VII ' . rr; n k T ,.. l Mrs. J. L • t,• &'I; , eeman 1 wllftll••""'Y . i ' ·�"""···� wart and e hostesa. Ore: llff,:.Tl'e, Mtt\t■U ee' BN.vea have purcha\ecJi right h�nded pltt!h er Noel Mickelsen � f?otn ·the , Polltland Bea�tl and they 1111ignetf. him to Lo11i1ville Ol the America n Association )Afc W,p' b� a . t3·.17 �i;.or� for t� ]bt A1�ce Be,veh ih18 ' ye&r t� t · I' ClfiC COHt 't_e.iiue. . :f<:1 :�, �d, -�, tl!,i,1 qtly, imil!1"ncy ..!rvlce l Qld oo!d,WIII�," Save money , •••'I '"'!''-Jtt,,. if that.provenla aluijp formation. a � ,riHlili"l'I . oil • • • Jft;; bui/,1-ill hetinK ,. . • I I' {i J. � . I' IUPll-cAPACITY ·Jn 1<!11r.a¥ lueil; llwla,,,ean ok!g up 1 and b,w'tjor no�. eauain• t\lt,l'P, 1ii-, , .',·i!�� Sizes 6'h-12. $10.45 THE ' SHOI BOX a Mn4 flaln toe. l'Ulll'l!IJl\. ll!lle, , · .• time oflorl ' ,-1t,, play r,, ...,u, ..10he had don, I G AMU Daily Sentin�, i:!� SHOTGU N SHOOT with ! I _ _ 8 2-6 1 2-8 when th t=y wo n Ame ma n A the ns at Wel lston . . . . . , . . . . . 28-14 24,-8 [ League pennan ts for him and Se\' I Gti llipolis at J ac k son . . . . . . 28,-20 8-6 1 8 1 2 22• l 6 1 recently denloped hybri d en Worl d Series in the p .it I Nelson v ille at Middlepor t · 8- 2.4 1 4-20 6_16 B I field · l6 corn. a dwarf variety n ot ex, · '"My men Jought likl" anythmr. Pomeroy at Loga n 14- 1 6 -2 1 ceedmg 16-8 five !tet tall at ma�urity, , · · · · · · · · · 2 - 4 and I tuld t hem so." be said , 1 , Wabama at R" I e · · 1 0 ma)' fill the needs of bottJ ia me , 6-12 '6 6-14 1 4-6 , IP y · · · · · · · · · · • 7-2 1 LI\i11 k it was r"! mar k.able th ey d i d I E . I &nd gam.,. man 1gcrr;, aetordl na: to aSler n al �annan Trace . . . . . . �-14 16-6 40-6 · 1 8-6 what tbey did in the ieVenth I 1 the Ohio Ol\'1s1on of Wlldllle . l Rutland at fhe ains P . . . . . . . . 20-6 26-8 20.14 32-8 a:aive Thijy were t\untlic•pped at ' t game mana,ement Two dis1riC 8-6 the 11tart b u t fo u f ht ba ck. T he y Sout hwestern. a l K yger Cr ee k . 20-14 12-8 22-0 men . Kenneth All en and Ro'J,ert . were hsndi<'ap�ed ag ain c1rt ... r O U . at X a v ie r . . . . . . . . . , . . . . · 28-7 20-8 20-6 2B·7 Sehuenem an, have been e:l'.peri• that !hre e•run homer by Hal Ohio S t ate at Purdue · · · · ' · · ' · 2 1 -7 20-7 24� 2 1 .7 menting with the corn on a n um ber . Smith, a nd th�y f�u ;h_t bac� ai:-;ain. of publie hunting areas . Thb q; the Tbe tipoff c,rne when a writer, Tpey were ,llll hght�ng !" lhe Setond ye-1r for the project A.Uen MIDDLEPORT lfEAM • trying to eat1e the pain of Sten . a1n1h and have nothinrr m the · GAMIS and Sch_ueneman H�l theae. advan � ,.11 ci_.�,- Carr.al ,, M gen del ec11, Jok,_ nia;ly ask ed him : 1· wqr1� to be 11,sh11 rs. b " ert Ro harp of Middlepo S rt and her sister, (with hat) metl of. � a es this new hybri d corn fl.as for- , �-g •�wbo �.e you pitrhing tomor• � ZW __10 ll·ll ,.3_7 �r�. Edward . Bailey of Lancaster, enjoy a bit of horse back Nel-her his Cas ey.. o th hunter an d hunted : Athens at Well to row, Case?" rui� g. The pi cture was taken recent l y at the W hite re un ion 3 6-6 The p layers . will remembe r G all ipol i at � tr ,..� . . . . . . . . . . 34..S 32 ·6 36-6 '\1'-0 mouow is a long, lo ng way J 5 n , � · · · · · · · · · 27- 1 3 14-1 6 22-8 22-14 which was held al the home of C. A . W h iie in Laure lvill e. "Sta M mg corn fields m ake ideal him, the hns will remember him N 1 oft " he replied . I : ��: lle at Middleport · · · · · 8-22 6-22 h unti_ng areas and this new ,hort• S:22 �Q�h u Iad.t, 6·20 e s are abo a� d - th e writers wU1 remember t 70 year young and enjoy horseback s Eve n ln·defeat, howe\'er, Sten gel P m Y at ½'gan · · · · · · · · · · • 1 4-32 16-H 1 growmg vmf'ty will permit one ndrn g. him. 0-14 8-12 m ade. it a point to PM' tribµte to ha ma at Ri pley · · · · · · · · · · · 1 4-24 20· 1 3 hu nter to see anoth er befote -:;-�;---:-----=-= Wij ;;;-='--6-20 --7-2 0 . . s+·"tn .. ge 1 rare1Y s hows . an y sent I Eastern at Hannan Trace h t' h h 1 , 24-6 22-6 20-0 22-0 ;.�•e��� } .. ��: Rutland at The Pl ains . . : .' .' .' : : 32·13 22-14 8 2-6 8.Wl;JN . . . i G -1 20 2 one and one-half . to two feet. mtk• l 4-6 1 4-8 6-B we�t arou11,d ihe Y a nkees · cl u b• South western at Kyger Creek . . 24-6 . �•X!lO L•AClUI ing It availab le for food to many I v a · at er . . . . . . . . 14 2 . . . . . 28 34-6 i . X 0 e 24-7 0-7 Stf'\filftll W L , hp1111e Tllursday and said goodby .. form, of g,me: the l eave ! tqo, ■re ll"'1 and Blu,, ' . . ' . . ' . 10 5 to his pi,tyers follow;ng their 10·9 Oh10 State al Purdue . . . . . . . ' . 28•7 27-7 20·7 2 1 -1 3 close to the grou nd, provufMi: bet___ 10 5 defeat by lhe Pittsbur gh Pirat es. :tt"iCbards Sa nd & Gravel e s 1 The �ta) nu miJr � r far ms in has 48 farm, under 10 acres , l ��:"/:� :/:!i1l� C y 4:•t say this was good· 8 7 �n fl Cb,&.in r�� o;: .;.�:=� . � . M n o� I oun ty accord1_ ng lo the 238 from 10 to 49 acres ; 1 36 m on ths. Jn add ition the ean r o: m er:r �� ��� ,c�s . . . . 7 8 b · ar"e . � � ' 1 .,,_ C ensus _ of Agric_ulture is from � to 6lili acre11 · 16 . u es . . . . 6 9 s::so:, tu t' m n, 8 from 70 large and f ir m " l.109 according l_o a prel im inary to 99 acres; i85 fr�m 100 to l39 Rin ky Oi nks . . . . ·4 t i seR$ed it was his 1ast farewell -----....report rece ntly nsued by th e a<'reli; 97 froQt 1"0 to l'?g a<'rH: d mitted in w to l e u m a ps a nd �EASON HIGHS l _ oa ' ..-:,,.::, Censu s , U. S. Departm en t of 60 from ao to 219 acres· 48 • '. Team 3 RfJd (Ind Blti e · 1 82fl 1h ei· r thr 1 from Birth..l�ao uu:, Celebrated Comm erce. _______ 22tl to 259 acres · 92 fr�m 1.60 to Team 1 Richud.1 650 BDllOR'S NOT.I: am MisThe um pite BUI Jackowskl Total . hrm a<'reage in lh e 499 acrP. s; 24 fr�m 500 to -999 For 96 YMr Oenl M&N tted!:I.. ninth innlna homer encle4red a pa:th for me . I mad� do g I rounty is . _ 15!5, 215 acres with �h e The 96th birthd ay of Fred CoJea cre1 an d- 13 over 1,000 acres. 1nd . 3 A. Sylvester 536 ablecl tJM ·Pltt.... l'lh PlratN go41e sure to touch hQme pl ate, averag e 111:te farm eonstitutmg man, who makes bis home with hi• 1 I nd. 1 A. J effers , 223 N -.., the :N.-. York Yankffl, thou h I wouIdn •t m iss that for 140 acre, . Average value or the f th c ounty s comm erci al I ni ece . Mrs. Gart h Smith Wal eelO e WOMIN 1e-,, ThunNr and win .... \he :�ld. LOW.COIi MODIL WIIN s �, ou " '! \ farms, inclu ding land farms, ,•1 , h �sales i:1__1 959 in ex- ebrated at their home at Bot· ,. I nd . 3 M. Mu rray . . . . . . .,. 5 10 World 'Serln. Ht, tiY.K hi• Ims 1v 7 "3 . ■ let.Ill UATUIH AND IONII Getting back to the clubh ouse .. ce ss o $4O ,�; 18 u-um $20,(l(N) s . , tom on Sunday with a fami ly dinl nd . 1 M . M urray-p, Rober s 189 pr_e11ion of the game In tM was a re al strueg le, but I ento $39,999; from $1. 0,000 to ner. 01 , TJ:i.e entire front is a grillet TOP '"N'& 5IRll!!;S th e t cou n y following d1.,..�• I s ar op e rators •..,.,. , m j oyed every minute of the way. $19.999; 71 , rom ...,,.,,,,.,, to $9,· 'M.atchedGolden Votre• Speaker CHARLESTON - Sixty- nine I 85 ME N · 7 ow n tbeir farms while 178 99; 86 from $2,500 IY BILL MAIEROSKI All I co uId see was a l ot o f faces Others present were Mr. and, I With heavy Alnico 5 magnet. to $4,999 and A . Sylvester . . . . . . , , . . , . . . 836 West Virg inia d el egates a nd alter• pe rt th or e lan d and rent adW,ltt- �- UPI I n fron t of me. It r�minded me ��,� , Mrs. Donil d Marrow, Mrs. u owa M 1 8 1 fro m $50 to $2,499 . PLAci,. plated ,.naMia. Au� ies leave w t ee this o t n tend k a a I io na ac:reage. SixtY· nin e are A. Jeffers 506 PITrSBURG·H-UPI-A cold o f be i ng d owntown on New Year'a _______ Yo 0 no•• pad en c1· 1y • w• va.; 11·r•· ma.tie Volllllle Control. Shock• I the 42 nd An n ual Am erican Let e T· Jenks · · na n t !armers· 4&1 chill ra n down my back a mo, E ve. s and Mr,· w,· 11,·, m s•·th pl'oOf Interlock for complete "' em • ... .IPL&. T· Hepnes�, �Mason Cou nty's fa rmers hit a� •77 gion CIT1vention on Oct ober 1 .20 ment after- I hit tha t ball In th e �: len �:s Tiarriet Dry. cher 1afety. Hi1h-impact Polysty.. Portla nd PT A. Holds t m a C. Ca rroll . . . . . . . . . Whe n I finally was able to get average of 52.7 years in age while 461 ninth i nni ng. t an /� rs. R u Ha . Mne cabinet - coloni can·t fade, · s�\� ��:!��ier Rob ert E. 28 fa rm t cl ubho uae , I ar e 65 years of age t I lk l or e S�11ion n o th Regular i d r , e e n !�! d id I , ! 't �ff or acratch off. In Brown� , !� l �: lt ��o , ' 4 � Le1,1t e r. o f St. Alblms, wil l h e a d , 47 M. Murra, . ���.� , ove r· TZO_ 0 f the cou n ty 's 1109 g e 5 ro unda WIth F oyd kn w qu · .., w ha t t O do . B ul t e The Portland PTA met in re• Blue. WhiOe th� de lejs tlo n representi ng ten messtge !!;.;. E s l ter farms are listed as co mm ercial. 439 g u lar sessio n , Monday, Oct. A O Allend 38th Annual fina l ly g ot to my legs Patterson . I was realty pooped. . d istricts th rough ou t West Vir• an d l set 18.il. , I n a� h0)\e11ty, - thoa&h, we p: R:b;�� A: ccord.J ng to figures of the last . at the grade school with presi . Convention Saturday up • H: Kirkla nd · · · · · · · · · · · .. . :::: ginla. e q I can ' t begin to deacribe how roi,Idn t la� ,where we _a re . today agr icultural <'ensus taken in t 9M den t -H ate! McKelvey presidi ng. The 38th a nn ual conve ntio n of R presen t i g the Fourth Dis• I felt when I S66 there f it S. Je f(&rs are 539. fewer farms today waan t for the p1tchmg o f · Records of previous meeting the Da ughters of Union V eterans aaw the ball clea r trict are �o. nt9e J. Click, o f Ra- th_e fen ce. Tim e s V�ro La'1':', Elroy Face .1nd Har• than at that hme. Th ere are also were rea d and approv ed. An ex- me t Sat urda i n Marietta. eemed to �land venswo od and Jo hn R. Speoc-e of still for an inst-ant . ,The d � ('llyone on the ba U 1 45,� fe;er farm acres In th e C'ell ent report o n the Health Con n I ran . . A m emoriil gift of ccnstructive Si ste rsville. . WO coun y. arm valu e s h ave risen feren<'e at Lake Hope was given toys was u, "l1� �;is s�are . Nobody told m e what to do . ;rb presented to the llar Alt ernate delegates will be when I went b t t� gl�� I t!� able to con- �;��� :�"safse from , $ 1 1 ,057 in i by Martha Lou Bfegle a_nd Jea n ietta achoo ! for handicapfle!d chil: p o hit In th e ninWa1te.r B. Ayres o f Gra n tsville I � l IQUDh 1 tri te 753 d t sayre an d t�e com mun ity club dren . th l nni� The S'CO� was Ued ,9-9 ' . .e ' . 0 ay. ' . and Kerr Bl"a\D . o f Sbuthside. Ac r d mg ('O to size_ th� cou nty awards contest was discu�d. JI ' e 1 Those attendi ng were Elizfbetb ' . "WINie '9c1io A: �-� ·f�. National �nv�ll•_ipQ . o.f �:1t«l- Yl�s ;r �� : �el:r::! Room mothers were appom ted Campbell. Gla dys CucHa>, WiU- I N A . II� A.tti er1can J.fgi.On , w11! hear I The . ,. and • Mrs. Ramsdell was appq;nted o n, C ook, llel\a $tab!, EvdNl.1 N how. . , , ·The l ast two .day train& GP the 4 · · .,ff":'f'fS ot. .,;;..,, e . maj or . address.es by th two Pre eport ft as news reporter. tuj,ore, and ..,. � Ohio ru nn in g s1�en l Clark Pearl Jtm� Lena " . t1al c andidates ' M. Ru�hard I _ �et the firs t P.itc:h .g by I o . ., .· oQi}I M8Son County . ceaaed op. Delega tes to the County Coun• ��9R .'!i:td , J0.�J.1, . F. ' .�ennedy. � wa1�g 4or a high , !a11t \�II. ');\; �r.atlonl(I as of last Satlll",l.ay . . . - Th nn ng e u i ited li The at a PTA to be h eld at the Letart d pitch leCOJ! was r 1 N fast all cil u s, ma O • ·J: Trairis 81 and 82, ' both of the.ni . ,i f�A m bo s, hool, Del. 13 \Vere named . E . e one I hit for • ' th l hke ,·:, �f� ... � �� �flllL l "l i•etl t•iltJVl!W�;;;t 1rowht lfliP.• .••qps .. nd o . I . Bob r n wo Be e gl t e e w::is s, give t orthern'Ohi n auth m a:a T hu o o e-and •I r• and nter ;· · have" ,biitl1' t:alE!:h�Ori, tne"'rJlP ' troin �--11!11,J,f·� - - ��91m;B J hn \ :!'�I .(fl ? fir.s · sb I also I e !PPe�ranc.es._ ,,kOf!W� 1t�- g� wOQd on it. t�ei aon o n�n• of - them. have ·b�e n I ity to purchase ma terial for gy m .,........--...� - P�rke,sburg to Hllntingtan il,nd re' and to pu rchase a paper cutter. I\ . t u111 . �e Rtiqn ·- 1,y,:uU!•�rl- . , ..,,f,t1,,ire • pe • e! ,,t _ 1\�_. J\le• ' 'l'h,d , Was fome scene when I £med a total of $105.70 and costs · 11t f is 'F.· t . -- ,1.; �ret?JOr . J . c_ame -hlto 1'ome Wa tf. It looked fo r destroying a "den" tree after Mr. Price report ed that the · 1 !Wes only twO freijj:�t' l'rains I'®· Fifty hun ter� an d one gu est Health Departme nt will admi nis• erican Legion hke half or 'Forbes Field was "smoking o ut" two sq\l irrels. The f._ ·;.. �'1° I oov:fr. rilq: )t,fo� h- th � CQ.\)gty � l! Tr 8 9 d - ,' uriR O "'°mman�er Martin B. �cKneally there wa iting for me. I di dn 't citati ons were m ade by Roy Green eath will be :ible to shoot pheas- ter shots to th e first and fifth , th m , ai n 2 an 93 r at wlU presid e over the conventlon. care, though. Wlldllre District 3 who flied chllr'. �nts free aga in on Kelleys Island grade s. l nigh l. ' -___ es again st the three in Holme$ m Lake Erie, this year, d ue to an g . Tr�n . Q1 ran fro.01 P:atker�i / the attendance banner went to County. ta.,h was rtned *'>5 ,nd' agreemen t, jU .\t sign ed by the Di • M,Y.F, S�ings ijOCk to 'Hqii"= n :Monday •i•efffles.: ..., � th e seventh a nd eighth grad es . SECOND AVE. wi s io n o f Wildlife a nd the ,Kellile ,,ja.li!liffl L costs for d;�roying the ";;e ana' 1 \i W UfUre HQld,_IJegular Me�t ;.,;erJ �y. 6:i(i ' . '"°� ffl� r Robert Beegle . q, f S rts n a m Club. _ Harold .• . ·cjj'1, 1,{'Jioi:1i, OHIO G e OJle paid $15 and costs for hun U ng � from �unUna:.ton to Pint,i?sJ,u'rr d The regular meeting o f' the without a license. -W1ldlife D1strlct 1 sup ervisor, �afa. J• 1,efresh ments were served fol• . qn Tue!da'y, . Thursday' 1111d 'Sabir•· .-.OJfflerS fferlQlnn loWing th e regular mee ting wi th •'!:, Rock Springs MYF was held at · dusky, reported that the agreemen t d ay. YOU A�Cllrdlng to Green, who was is si m ilar lo the on e negotiated t h e next meeting bei ng set f or �e ch�rth Sun�ay even ing, Oct 9, Mo- n day Nov. 14 . wit h vice prcuudent Ja ne t Arnol d cred ited With good detectfve work · la st year. TO 1llEIR GIAttf : •, � ------CJlfford Dun,n , Pt. PleasaJlt High \n cha.rge. Devoti o ns were re ad by on e of the m en cut off a sleeve 0{ uth _C1ttle UI publ A r d g n 3wi e .b will k s at d l his e h 1:i hirt, soaking it in crud o il ' · ¥aehet, and five of Ml'I. Hugh Be11rhs. INDIANS GET PITCHER Met 1 ·Wedn•..dav he obtiineil' tfum one· Of five iank� the Co lum bus headq u arters to d e• , , TT / : •• 1,�-���t, are atte nding the · anC ELAND1 • Oh io UPI-The The,of LEV r ogrf,m i nclutie� r eadings I n the immediate ter m m th e wmnmg e nimrods at a vici ni ty. The The �uth Circle of the New ·81• �q,1 F pture Fa�mers Qf •m�r�ta f om evela n d I ndians have o btained Cl p he to a e _t a d oo R er n a be m nounc net Ja by , later ed U . An sl�eve p• was placed in the hollow �i t conyenbon in K�sas.•,City ,,wears and RJtpa Weers . .�!!. �hj\'.�•.: ,e.tt \ijd Ughted, 1. ,te res liltlng· pheant m ust prmt or type the fol- pi tche r Rob ert All en from Toro n- l , a poe m, . , '. '1, , . In,; �t ' the l.u��(_ 'p§?IJII ,p .· tq� e 'lThe�e " by Joyce snfoke soon t!aused the squ irrels lowin g o n_ a post card : en mplete to of the In terna tional League i n 1 1 , n\'.ip.g Du nn.;llt<t.� f.rlp tJlll: � f� '1': . ai , ...-rth )(rs. J·lffl�s 'LIY'1e Al'\' 111 ,. ' pn·:.;� "i� · � • � fa rker, �ld· G i11 1 t.�lY,,,:f. ,!��mg Watch Your to lea ve Jhe de n and they were �ame , mailing ad dress an d h untmg exch ang e for . infielder Bob J:Iale. I ; ... �S�!J :'u,. • 1:30 P.M. i w t: JI. The pr . J1�nse serial n umb er. mclu dmg The Ind ia n& also announced that · PLENTY . OF 'PA� , e�, Wayne Roger� ,an. d, :m� a�e 0Y Janet Arnold; an ahot. r by it�l' A. Tia¥eler'f?ifif&� SPACE G' e ;· hlv� so l d infielde r Billy Moth ' n ' . th e e large prefix l etters atl o.i al Christia n � r� ;: � (! ' ,� -�·w " ' H en th . li«fms . . J ,, , ' 1'' 1'$. 'Willlai;n McF�nd' asi d Neighbors , noticin ran outright to the Maple L � outH F,:xch,nge by Mrs. Bearhs g the s moke• can a ddress or bring th e card to eal:io n is exPected to v ' · A ,i ,\ , :§:� 'Il1'.t'k ?if!llop Jl l coming from the woods, called the Chief, Diy1sion of Wil d lifo. K ell ey� - FFA .meihber'f from lil�d' ln .°'?!"fcle from a church maga- . t�wnthi -Y,illla� �W�ll. ,Jle�� 11 "'efuh at a( , p fire department which ex- Island Drawi ng 1500 Du blin Road zme by Lmda llalley. ' mttke to the · 10'.0tiP n "The p s- tll s i'c Onr��f the United Sta tes' Colu m bu s 12, Ohio. "fh e Ch arge Dleeti�g will be held hnguish�d tbe bla ze. They. �po rt. . '9ali it."d :Pl!eJ1.o Rico. ll;�!l\_ .a � ' Vest•�enls." � 1 6' Ch� pter wlU r�eive - �to�er 1� at Alfred. Th e next ed. the mc1dent to the Dlv111on of The postcards must be postmark. e P _ , meetmg will be at t-he ch urch Wildlife and Green lnve1U11a ted. F � or received in �he mon th of d �" A" � N ard In 1 .�al or at nal �tte�i;Ung W.f!� )Ifs. �0 When he arrived at the scene, �ctober. rr an appl i ca nt is on acJ"ohn,ton , :n,rs. Donald 'WIJJ.ud.· t81',ffl - S',f.et_y at t�e t!Ql!V@tion. on Oct ober 23. the area had been badly tramP._led t1ve duty i n the u. s. mil i tary o r ----�-�e�. Mr1. P.a1t1l ll9�b,, ¥r�. l{Jb�n T�e' :tcJ.Dley Chtpter also ii en te?ed but the evldenH. he found inctuaed n1wa l forces he will not need an Roi.Qh, Mrs. Wl\liam McFarlapd, Jn the l?.fatfo · nal Chapter Contest. Paul Zirkle• er.e a spent 1-2-ea ua:e shot.e:un shell, r�- Ohi o license , bu t should write 'Mra:�?nqbert _Dale Rpu1�. ¥r11i' . _'WP· , ma�ns of book matches, a can , m ''service man " on his postca rd . He )la m P�welt, Mrs. Vel!lla Boua}J, U · r, qr arty which the oil _ h�d· bee n obt&i ned, must presen t i dentifi�ation and llrs. Grant Roush 11\d· 1,Jrs. Ja L. French.'8 · � es Mr,. •Mr. and Mrs. Pa ui Zirkle entei'• partial re�:dns ol the squirrel.a eviden ce of current active d Ltty at , · • i.uyne. i! � tai ned 'with a din ner Wed nesd ay and a po.rt1on of th e sleeve mater, such ti me as a perm it is issued on arotl4ei' Djed Thur1dav ev eni ng a t their home, Liberty Ave. Jal, used in selling the fire. Kell eys Island . L/ French �eived�rd � . Mrls. �-'-T9N SIG"S IAf;K Green pointed out that aside There are about 2 ,900 acres on HA)ULfO)I , Ont. ·WI....:.CUa- 1'hurfdl\Y a, the d�ath of her bro- honoring their daughter, Diana on h�r l 3th birthday. A deco r� ted from the fact the men . bad broken Kellt;ys Isla nd , of which the Kellile' Ha ther, d, en Tow1 Athens. r o l'ry jurw-o �, l �m a, . h fback Ken d an1 M r. Tpwsend, wtio was 86 yeal'I birthday cake was served with the the g ame laws ·by ' 1moklng" them Club owns or leases 1 900' and fliho was droppe,;t ey the un Mrdinner. out, t heir lack of good judgment charges a fee to hu nt. The Divisof South carOli na football old, di§! It , his home while watch• P sent were P auline and Janice could have bad dilaatrous reaultf. i on of P arks owns about 400 acres., , ;{ , alty leli:n last week, bu al@cd _l ®fl· \J11 .� ,t.orld ' Series w_1th two ' ree of Mlddl cPQrt, Patty _ and "O nl � a�ertnes, on the p11rt of so lucky hu nters m ay roa m over frl! nd1. 'A\\1tQugh he h ad been · in Z� f,· tract with the Ha milton Tiger- P!)Or Llflda O�e ns, Bren da Owens, Ray- tbW!e who spotted the 11n�ke, and 2,3Q() a�es seeking pheasants. heqltb f or sev eral years h e �. Cats. of Cana da 's Big F our Footmond Zirkle� Sharon You ng, the � fire de�bnent who res_pon4• . Each person whose name is lived bY hhdllelf. ball Le ague. ' ' 1" lif tP. . flJ tvi �,;!d. by tw;p �ugh- . h ��ore� guest l\n d Mr. and Mr•. ed � qqi c�, preve�ted tbe hnder , .Faw:o wi11 reeeive a le tter from .. ___,. l · kle. � wood1 fro� b•�omin, !�V.�8P;fj \�>;d.�n �ld�, divisi on chief. Upofl . -terti. .Jb1." 'Hirey Begg, o f ·Athens Zt Di an a receiv ed a n umber or nice 1d, id flames,- Aki Green , � l.'.presen tatU):u of this ,t the J Men1 1 8 hi.di sland and Mrs . Neason Hibbard, Ptttil- . · . gifts. flve storage tanks of oil n�hW I tree pe ' rmit £Or t.,o will be ". f'our grandchildren �rlhr. · would have added fuel to the fire:,'. 1 iµ�. Tll,e J)ermit 1s"" good during ------· 1 � SJnre,� Wilf be1 1if!ld fiY H°Jghe8 ------__the entiie �unti�e: �ll.s on . 'i , • ' , t ' �tfer,ilHame Saturdq. , E,tlier CircW Meet.& ·8 ,�: � 1 na n-Trace el�vin bo�ed dd,.w n pretty 1harp fcir Saturd ay'1 1ame iAd h•• l)f:en lmFOvlD& wUh eaeh o utin g. He, Priddy, .. ICQMI Up 'flth a new offe nse ,or �P.fl part,, He r.a1ot;double-wl na ." ca lls it a Some of you may have Hen it, I bave.n't, all l �11ow 11, U'1 new. laci. fi1Ut _.,ern way Coach Bob A1iley reported this week that all his boya are In good shape and abould be ready to g o at full tllt Saturday. H e h11 bee n worklns on a defense thla wee.t to 1top Priddy'■ new o tren1e . · Eastern, wh o hu rU n from the �tn;le-wlh g formation may ,rwJtch , bark ·to the split T come Saturdl.y njlhl. --�- - SJ.TUil ' -- - ---.- l{nute Rockne O f Baseball : All But One Likes Gallipolis iwi ' Bows Out Like A Champion n oa «•,r · an4 '·Von · londt ' l4lf �-=- :��J/rqm ---·-·-C ch Bill Priddy has hl1 Ha · , 'M ft111l• ·I cfl, $495 '$' •uJck SUpor flanl Jop , · · · $295 . ' I ™t �...!!W����: Last year, against the Mus­ keteer■ at Athe na, Br oo ks, 200pounder from W lncheat cr, Ky., curled 2:2 Ume1 for 189 yards, ill• eluding in 8�yal'd tquehdawn run I from scri mm11e ■nd acore d 12 po lnta. Ohio U. l�1d1 In tbe 111-tlme series betw�n the two 1choo l1 with ,.lfJfen "1ln1 io Xa'ller'1 fo ur I si nce 1922. List year, Ohio w o n, 2e-7. ,.. Olth"ile:IJ !� ' �•"1• Tl\• ll�fl:• b:P£ � .,�!\I\: �-fJLJ• 3 ��pl<•offl' ft[. �9 • 0 · 2 l . , , , neiai 1WJlffl fQl' all BeVAHl 2 0 12 g ames: 2 0 12 Attendance - 352,813. R eceipts - $2,230,(127.f\8. 0 66 14 Player!!' share - -$02,1-+t-.82. O 6 2 Ph1;y era share l n first four ga mea 1 30 42 1 64 16 only. Com mitsi oner's s))are --. $334, fl OO 2 2 2 36 Ul. 19, Clubs' and leagu es' share - ,1,. 8. 213,1198.8 fl 0 36 Wickline, Hio Gran de 3 S Gr ande Crothers, Rio 3 3 � Leonard, laltern 3 1 20 Big O Wants To Win l\•llard, ll..tffn Fogles ong, Southwestem · 3 1 Colanun, !astern 3 0 � Nol Score Poi111s l 1 6 Sherwin, Sou t hwestern clNclNNATI UPI - Th-e na• tion 's top college basketball scor­ TIE FQR GQLF L&AD er fast year, Oscar ·Robert.son, says COSTA MESA, Calif, UPI­ h e ls more in tere1ted in the Cin­ Marty Eurgol, a le111n 1vetera n or ci n nati Royals. wlnn l nu: games than th e pro fess ional g oU wars who in rat!king up big total, for tbe had be en out of acti on for a year National Basketball Assocla llon with a bad ba�k. an d two com­ tl u b. parativ e yo u ngsters, Tomm y Nie­ Robertson, who 1ra.duated from porte and Jlm 'stinebaugh, were tied tod ay for the lead g oin g in to the Unlversi.ty of Cinclnn ali this the second rou nd o f the Orange . apring , joine d' the Royals after ret� �����=.�-all ��� C•-• Rutlond Hoba.t.tter, Rutland Harki ns, McArthur Martin, Rutland Cl en denin, Th e Plain s SVAC 2 ,..,.,n l North GJIJia 1 Southwestern 1 Rio Gre ndc 0 Hannen Trace 0 Kyger Creek I j f air and coo\ :�M��� u. . ,,, wn�:"'J'i .• ::i ��. -.., ·. lii<l,.. . t9�•� t•.,.,.,. wl'1 I 11�""""""""�""'°"""""'""",,i:�==:!"""',:e�""'=�"'=�=� U., '58 Mercury Montory 4 Dr. · · $1495 '57 ,,,.,11th v.a Savoy 2 Dr. $995 '57 Olds Supor 18 - 4 Dr. · · , · $1595 I ,,,. . , t: s a c e r o F r . Weathe w.'fl.\\i,, ·'!'•• • I In 28 rarri es he has 87 yards and a ::1 1 a \ eragl' M11Llt' ha i; p u 11 t!d tw Ke fo r ii 4 0 ye rd 111 cragt' w hi le ....... Ed Ul mc>r, 1 n 1 1 kidts , hll� aver­ aged 37.8. The Buc ks hav t" Sl'Or ed pe riod a t lea1n \3 poinl s in L•arh with the second quarte r Demi,: tops with 34. --- - DAMS .... CALLIES '59 Pontiac Catahna 2·Dr. · · $2495 !fan! Wilt.,(·"�"° Ohio .Unlv eisity's Bobcats, nu mber one "small colle ge" t ea m In the nation last week, accordi n g to Associated Press, go after th elr thlrd victory ov er a " maj or col• PUBIJC WllLcaBIE lege " team this week. first its In d und efea te Ohlo fo.ur game1, travelR to Ci ncin nati I ------ - - -to meet Xavi er's M usketeers who ha ve a 2- 2 record. Bob Brooks, Ohio's bull. dozi n g fullba ck whn had the best day of his c"reer a�ainst Xavier l as t ae••on, waa named Bqbcat of the Week by ,he coaching staff for . his perform.-,ce agaln1t Boston . Unlvenlty l�t Saturda y. Jim M a•1,tell l, 11ft end, wa s na med linema n of t'1, Wttek. Brooks car­ 1 ried 18 tithas for 108 yard s, ln• el u ding a iG-yard touch d own run from scri mm aa:e a&a inst Boston Best .l)eql Buys ! l l '¥� 'f� =-"'• Nation's Number�} Team lo Small College Travels L A TE MODEL TP ADE -INS ! Ii t• MGM AREA STANDINGS W. L. Ph 0Pt· THm 5 0 141 18 Rutla nd 2 2 73 46 Eutern 1 2 96 62• Rio Grande l 2 36 62 "' Southwest ern 1 2 24 60 North Gallia 2 3 44 62 PolMf'oy 2 3 64 76 Waha m a 1 4 54 133 Middleport 1 4 47 108 Pt. Pleau nt O ;J 18 124 Ha nn a n Trace O � 30 122 Kyg er Cieek *-Not Full Record, 1 INDIVIDUAL SCORING T P EP T. Player ·, 8 58 I Co m bs, Rutl and Crothers, Ri o Grande 6 3 42 6 0 3fl Ru uell, Waha ma fl O 36 Wi"ckllne , Rio Gra nd e 6 0 36 Hobstetter, Rutland 4 2 28 Jewell, Wah3.mll 4 0 24 Dl! nt, Kyger Creek 4 O 24 Martin, Rutla nd 3 3 23 Leonard , Eastern 3 2 22 Ballard, Eastern l 20 3 n st e r e thw u So glesong, o F · 3 0 16 Young, Pt. Pleasant 3 0 18 C olem an. Eastern 3 0 II Harris, Middleport Bumgarnar. Middleport 3 0 18 2: I 14 Kloas, Middleport 2 0 12Rogers, Pt. Pleasant 2 0 12 Fore ma n, North Gallia 2 0 12 Dugan, Ru tland 2 0 12 HHttr, Pomtroy 2 0 12 Buffln9ton, Pomeroy / '. \allO ·15 Combs Leads Area In All Games For Scoring Most 1'Ds ·i'!!""'--..,...----,.-,.,;i-,---------- • . •· ·'-,:r w-· i Nelsonville won OY-er Chauneey · I>ov�r \be firat Qf the seaso n 28 to e and aince t hen ha\· e bee n 'beaten 19undb' by 3 oth er oppon­ fntl. Hatrev.er, they did tbrow a 1care iato Lopn two weeks back a:oing · �o'f'D to a 42 to 14 count In the ..eo,nd ha l l . M;Jddleporrt, a winner in ih tint outing of the season, has dropped it, last four ball ga mes bl' al111wi nc better than 37 paints agai nst them In three ball gam es. They did, howe ver, th�w a .,care Into undefeated Rutland, Septem ber 16th. · All in all it would tak e a pretty good ou ij a board to figure t he out com e of tonlghl's game but lt'I best to leav e it up to th e boys ln the soiled j ers eys and th e man called "Coac h." Bob Ashl ey's Easterp High Eaglea rou nd out this week'& football card wlth a game at Jfaonan·TrQce Saturday night. ·-- · - [ COLUMBUS UPI-The hunting , !'leason for deer-wit h bow and arrow--and ruffled grouse opens I Saturduy ill dayH!i:ht . Wildlife Division The stat e warns that e�plosive or poisoned arrows arc prohlbJted If\ hunting d eer. 'the se a.wn runs until Dl"i: , 31 a nd th e limit is one deer of I a ny ag e, or either se x. (1h\o 8\al.e Ul!iv,�ty•s Buck• �� will ��t �u�•s Boiler• qt La!,,yetle. �_Jl�r.nce ����· of the I AA"'(iq)/ � �. when " ll_!i 'Ten , �nd tional · p19N .won 28,4. '\'�e ):. time St•ndin91 end Scoring PITTS8U81,H UPI - FM¥ •D\I lieuru on the ! -�eh was �� · .eo in W�jll -�lf.l: SEOAL , �l\da� 13 W 5,- � , f1Jyor of W. L. Pta. �. 0,.....," ll!<w . ll�q:iiyes. .\IB MIi" been G aII ipol 1s 2 0 76 0 J ack son 2 0 70 � 4\IP!fi�� . ,� Ill"', If� f lu� ph •11> 1 1 . � ' •ame , 2 0 40 6 �l" l\ll'll!P�T A lbe n s ,.., ' ,lo tii•• "• l'lr ,,,, • • . ,i t g�m• mu : I, I=' ' I� ' ,,,,. �, .· �w. 1 1 �8 i9 8 1 1 20 � Y••�•.. Lo w 01!�ton � 'll'\W-••lod S:tto� aame result: Y ankees 16. 0 2 20 112 Nel sonville . -r• to ""• 3. Mktdl-,ort 0 2 14 l'lf•W• , ' '� ,.,.. over e,:1; ,, ''!lurd �e retult, ,Yankees 10. PonMroy 0 2 O t,4 · u!I Snrn • .. • • ·Sou t�ern "' P�ies O. Dlin1 3, Pintea resulh: same F9urth Evans, G a llip ol i s 3 1 20 . t � I� n !lit .,..,lii�I-� >'l,i"ll' 'VAnkleJ 2. Roderick, Gallipolis 2 2 J,.Q 114m· ,.l!!Ma, ���• bas Yan• 5, tes a Pir : t resul 'Fifth game Howard, GalHpolis 2 2 Ji•� Dame 2 1 14 kees 2. Wright, Jatk�n ] '% 1 .\o· , ,..._. �� . ' • llil th galll e result : '¥�e es 12, Six Surrett, Jat=kson 2 1 W: -�·l•Pl• il4u.tics •1\� the 2 1 1 2 Pi.ratea 0. Ba i nter, Logan ,]lave �'¥ft -i1911bled 11••kOY,� me result : Piratea 10, ga Seve:nth Sigler, Logan 2 1 14 In t9lal y ards ill.iin f IIJ. 'll',ll9' 2 o 1 2 Y�kees 9. Benn ett, Athe ns � •·�y pa�inJ and r.ashing. n sev�n. i Pittsb,urgh Winner: Olson, A thens 2 o 12 lo hove 1,�l gamts_. 2 o 12 White , Ja<'kso n aaes a p · , filllllffl' f<!e,. \jle lo, 320 Marl i n , Jackso n 2 0 l� Manage_r,: Casey Stengel (l'l•n• e9.mp!eted ip so trie1 Booth e , Jatkso n 2 0 ..., •��•tea )' , Jj'l!'lll' 11111..+■"� tD:.yppoai ·�ff) ' lP Staton , Wellston 2 o � Aoierican uague wtnners: 35 Kuz m an, Nelso nville 2 O • t iJll(!I. 1 1 8 B owles . Athens : 22 1 win ers n e e i a,gu al t a l. , . 'J'i cm 1 1 · & I'll"• Nibert, Gallipo lis · BUCKEYE LEAGUE "Puvi oua Hties par&.lcipatl on : I 2 0 67 6 Ya $ee1, 24 times. . Pira tes, 4. Rutland l O 28 � Th e Plains �Previo us aeries �eeti ng McArthur 1 O 27 0 tween YW�ea and �t.al,t!:s: Y�6 34 ��ea w:0:n · � four' itf411ht 1.1nie.s O 1 Tri m ble O 53 (\11'1 )O l Chaunce y O 2 0 " Belpre I �• lio n. Fullback Bo b Fe rgu1on is the lea d i ng scorer with fiv_e touch · dovms and alio baf &amed 328 yard s for an av erJg e of 6.3. Quart erback Tom Matte ha� 281 yard & and a �-S av.er age. Only other ba ll curi er i n double fr gures is Fullbac:k, Ro4er Detrick . . , •' I I W�lt� �·�MING H E J.'f E &:$ · � -!"· £ r •nJ• S!f!•Y ■ IIM' I •!ti R--ll"'\ff"" ,, Now Heat Your Home or Brooder Houses and Save I NEWt Metc:ed botUed gas &erVice l<J th at yo u oa n heat your home . _ _ _ or brooder hous es 1t -a cost th at will c ompete with any tyipe of fuell Be the flnit .to enj oy this mo - dern meth od or heatlna: __ aee 111 nowl . .. FOR EY,tY li�ID • '· ,"! Rutland ltilfiiture '. , ,, Arnold Grpte, �r PHONE SH-24111 ·' ·c. ;.j ' ..U'ft.\ND, O. ,. ' . ' �SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, 1 960 I .\1A.:,.!C: 1 - J Three Day Workshop Held For R_e�--t-···� __• i ;,:-:r.:·�,;� a.le Welsh 1nd d1ughler cal led on Mr. and Mra. Charlt'Y Price n.i •� .......,.., ,-> 0 ...Mrs Buton'1 1i1ter, Judy Well, sunda:r aflernaon. I un1um1Ji1ed. Mt."4'1'ften._ Kiddle • who it ln Mei&• General ho,pital . port . Phone WY 2-282 1 . 3 3 ti ty MlldrM 11-11 or Pomeroy Louloe Bi gley I M!H Pearl Po•ell of Pari erll• spent the weekend with ber · 4 R00.'.15 AND BA TI-I Un furnished bur1 spent s.veral days with ber 11:randparenU, Mr. and Mr&. Charapartment . Rent reasonab le . A three day workahop in crea- p1rticlp1nll I means of 1tudyln1 mother, m.mi Powell. E / le)' Price. C«ll WY 2-:i293. 10 1 1 6lc live l eadership was held Monday, togethet lhe characteriatic, of l CONllll�T Dl!PENDAIILB USULTI M.r. and Mn. J un p- S p,i un -- · Tu e sday and Wedneaday of this leadenhlp that can funcUon elI The nvival service, which llATl!S 1 the Rodn ey l! ROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS, F u_r• : week for M11on County school fedively in aucb an experiment. has beeo in proare.tS at Mt. Olhe �ir� ;�n:: ;�: r!'f! y. nace heat, la�ge lot . Located _ m pri ad pal.11 in l he offices 1 Monday's program waa 41ntitled of the Church clo� Sunday nliht. le ic h excelIent " ' 'gh borh ood · W' ! le Boar d of Educatio NEW and USE D n In Point "A Point of Vie w Abo ut Crea • I 0/':� !ic:" r1at�� ::me�,� Mr. and Mn. Jack Johnson of Box O OB- ll , c. 1 o The D a 1 l-, sen 1in- p1,,,ant . 1·1ve Leadenh 1p " " . lt wu con duct- improv'ed. Col umbus ca lled on Hazel JOhn­ e 1, pom e roy, Oh'10· T he worksho was by p D sponsore ed ean Wilburn of �anh1I I l _ d son Saturda,v. u . Mrs. sh Roy of spent B Racine 10 _ 11 _ Gtp 1 Jo intly by the Mason County Col lege. __________ �•Ys of conducllnC fac- the weekend with her daughter . Mr. and Mr■. Willaro Pigott Boar d of Education, Mason Coun- ulty m eetings were presented by M r'i Willard Pigott and family Hd chlldren, Mrs. Roy Bush and MUVEHN � HOOM HOUSE and ty principals, Marshall Coll ege, Otis Riee-, Roy Lloyd, Charl ie Mr and Mrs· Ro bert Barton 0( Mr. and Mn. RIiey Pigott ,pent · ga rage, with grounds. Located on .in d the W. Va. Stale Depart Cur, A. L. Neville and William 1bono WY-l-3794 Sunday in Alhena wlth Mr. ud Stale Route, fiv e mi l es from me nt o f Education. Paclr:. A talk WIS given by E. V . Mrs. George 8u1h and fam i ly. POMl!ROY, OHIO • Pomeroy. Furnace heal. . Write Purpose of th e workshop w.as Core of Marshall College on the ed Bi11e1I and MnMildr Mra. Box 668-R, c/o Th e Dally Sen• to stimulate a higher degree of ability of leadership to _ di,tlntin e l, Pomeroy, Ohio. creativity in teaching and in guieh between major an d minor i · HJ 1 1 6tp school administration. I t offered probl ems. Sunday School attendance on - - -Oct. 9 w11 31, ofleriOl $fl.27. AtA demonstration of provision �ndanct at wor,hip service wa 6 ROOM HOUSE WITH GAS and I for participation by lea.c hen in 14, with Herman 'l'aytcr, leading. e!ectricily in Cbtster. S ee Rid e n­ school planning and policy m,akThe MYF held ill rel!Ular mee tour Supp ly, Chester. 10 14 3tp ing was presented on Tuesday. inc 11nd1y evenin S g. Mond•l' evenParti cipating: in the program were in, th e Charge MYF monthly meet­ Paul Powel l, C. N. Haddox , Aud- ing was held here. rey Meadowa, Claire Ona Burdette r.,_ •- of th e uy I me mll1:"r, .x:vera � F •t/ Gaug ea. Montgom ery 1 6.4 upper , an Benjamin Frankl d i n IV. On d the 8k ating ' P le de party at the D NEL'CHI SEWING MACH I N !£ com­ 9:3 lower, 'AN• PIIT CONTROL 1 .2 o pe n. Gallipoli& 17. 9 _____ � _ __ the same day, a demon,tration 0t1 Ches e ,, , _ A . Milk.es button hol e s, t w · .,_ m1,,dhn. ,,_,. J t r e· ay 19 T\1.,_ay plete zig zag •-• l upper, 9 5 lower, feet open. 2 . h kt; over gas station. "Ways o!' Working with School , 1. m ono¥rams, and all fancy sl n­ MAN to eve nlng. ' Lock 23, 15 6 upper 8. low e r, 9 9-23-Uc Patrons for Com.ll)Un i ty Phone WY!i-9920. Under. ' . •, ' ----1 _ . - --chea:. Originally sold for o\l er --, /,ti!f, •A,· wlw 'ltatlan WYI closed off. All mov eable dams are standing " waa glYen and Mr. ,an4 -Mr,.. Qefald .�warh and Support $300.00. Pay of! balanc e of $86 WANTED: Mechanic. Phon e WY2- up 13 through 23 and closed off. 4-2Mfc iRai' by H. Cliff Hamll(()II of the Slttf' dau lh� � -.,._a rietta and - M�- and'' i,r paym�nts or $2 per week. Alt Kanaw h.a rh· er dam 11 on Department of F.du 9-23-tfe 9920. cation ; Gene Mn., 11a,o19 Swartz , ,ahd d•u •bten ' I NhJ' BE RESPONSIBLE Phone WY 2-2204. lO 12 Rte sill. of Wl(Ut.biidoWD, 'fl, Va. · •pent Bal l , Helen Sterrett, Charles WI/. � ebtl contracted paat or , \, Boat! down: Monlgom ,ry , J ane thers and . , f, ' u Sunda1.,-tt� the&·,-Hnta;:�I'. and Manford 112 RATS killed with Star \\iarBle ing, �er thal'I by mys elr. --_ --T 7:40 am 6.0; Lock 8 Alliquippa farin. 2'h lbs. $1 . 49. Eb ersbach MUELL ER FU'ltNA S . Wednnday'a program Included Mn. H�blrt S.,mi, . msnecJ: Carl Stalder Ct . W ITING 5 am . o- 1 l : Lock 17, Beaver 7 : 05 ed work, ot Mr. ·in( , Jin, Clair Woode Hardware, Sugar Run Flour fl unfinl■h 8 • · . : Addreu: Pleuant Ridge, ob rvatlona , HOUSE appflanc... Arnold I,. ;im, 1 -0 ; Lo ck 16 A. V. Crias 7:30 ' ·' r etl :' hi1'' ·_Use' _ ()11, Cbefttt ' . iiftte Mr Mill, Co-Op. Landma k .. , d commen pat ll. . ts, an,t dJa.cunlon by WalPomeroy Ohio . tMrt, SyracUM, Ohio. Pt.on.. pm, 10.0; Walter C. BeckJord 9 : 1 0 and ....... , Char uuv. •• D,: W"-••• Sun, (IJ) 28. 29, 30; <II) 5, B, 7, 12, d en Rouab, Zelda Knapp, i 110) 12, 3tp M i lton an WY2-6.114 1 1 1 1 -tf 1 8 o L o 1 9 1 F k , Fryberger 9 1 . Celotex Primed Hardboard 13, 14, 19, 20, 2 1 , 26, 27, 28; Burdette , C lyde Foley, Pe■rl B. da)I. In.: \he " ilftemoon · - th!)' all · _ _ __ -_ am· 0;. 2 1 e L k · 23 C harl es R. S eI\ I.OT OF FUN IN YOUR OT ( Mr &r,d B. · I l, I J . H'aye1 4, . 3, vlslt 9, Mn .J:', 10, lB, 1 1 17, , ed' , "'rn A.IR �0 ND _ ITI _ O Hereford REFRIGEJIand Mildred Cha• an. NII'IG , ! ve nson ;8 : 4 5' pm I 4-O M r. Criss · · oJ � ( i,arn to squne dance. Clas ______ and Y~_ : Pr,••- Chee■ebr,·w 18, 23, 2:i, 26, 30 ; ( 1 2 J I, 2. ; aUon sent� Jaclr:'a Refrlgen- 3 20 a m , 1 7-9 ' : Mik e Cr eator 9 30 ; " �,-.wt; Oct. I$ frocn 8 to 11 p : M i ddl.port, ' ·' U 11 tlon New Haven. 1'hou 6-T8-tl 2 am , S- 1 . HEAGl.E llEGISTEHED Fee A K C ·�• J)AV Hall, romeroy llr . ..d. !lffi.' Charle, O'Brien 1537. 2 Up bound: Lock 27 F. D . RooseCtt plei ,1:50 each aession or l'' em a lc . 4 years old , fully trained. and: Wit"• nf CQlUmbda ' · ,pent the \le lt 9:30 am, no tow; Gall ipolis Phone SH 2- 5284 lifter 5 p. m . A• ICTIONIII •10 ft' 10 se11ioq1. WY 2-6121. 5116" 1 1!" 1 16' •etk" IIJ«; Jt'lth bet ;parent.-. • Mr . p • Peggy Downi e 6:l!i am, lO-Oj JO 14 Jtc 10 12 3tp l CeMPMi• hn'­ ' Week end JDHta of Mr. and ¥ra, and_ ,liln, '01fflet Griffin. · . · ' .�- - . Ad\lanl'e 9: 1 0 pm, 1�; Chande- L. D. Pierce Were Crltt ll'Mlfortf Larry Cllrtit of llllilfMl14·.: 6f ··the Pollrod · · Bob­ 4NJl lQTJARE DANCE l eer I0 :5, Pf, 4-0; City of Hunt- Waldo, Ohio, Mr. I .,,..., Phone or Contactt ' POTATOES Clarence Proff!U, llhd 'Mn. kobart ln■oii . 1��1µ ; attend11!41 the . w'11• nitbt, Oct. HI, from inston 1 1 : 15 pm, 1 1-0; Waverly Newell and fam Portland, Ohio. ily of Keno, Kr. din'1.of· ·itaijbo Kay- Swartz ■ t th'e 10-4-12tp A. C. BIADl"ORD, lacl,.._ Ohl& · at Pomeroy Moose • ti · t.lO 12 :05 am, 1-2, D1spateh er l 20 and Mrs. Denver � OUrtia and t■m- Shade ' M:iitbodJst Church, Sunday · be llooae mem rs and BEDROOM SUITE, cumpl<-'le, d in­ am, _ I-0; Lock 23 OVEC 3 :45 pm, ily of Columbus, . • Make real aavinaa, en new siding for your home. Thia primed Mn. Millatd Van attefndtft,, : · · 10,. 13-3lc O- l3, Helen Z �:35 pm, 0- !I; C. V. Meter and Mrs. etle set, bed complete, washer, Henry Dalley of Mr. •,ihd,,- kri. MUITIIY Ro,kl� . bar4.boird 1idini bf Celotex beautifies, insulates and gives you H�rner 8: 15pm, 0 2; �r. Cri&s I Syracuae, Mrs. Bryon re frigerst o r, Magic Chef range, Ca lvert of and - �t.r.,· 'Betty, . of D�yton STATION, SYRA­ yeam of 'trouble-free protection. It -won� rot and it holds the - Cliff IO. 5 pm, 0-6; Elger Elec lrolux sw eaper with at­ 4 am Guy1wille and Jack Johnaon, Col• spent;!,¥• \teek. end with Kr. and ' now open. Dealers 0-1. paiiil. Call US today. tachments, 1 Boy's 26" bicycle umbus. Mra. Vt!N · 8W'ariz. ' . 1oU 'Products. Giv e our .ind two Gir ls 26"' bicycles, Sunda-, Millard Swartl and cldldre� vl,-. dinner 1ue1ta of ¥J'. and _ ae,vlce • try. 10- 13-3tp other articl es. t21--7th St., Mi d Mrs. Oscar Babcock were Xeltb ited Mn.- 8."ln, who lf ·reeov-erltt, 1 0-13-Jtp dleport, 0. SEARLJ!',S, will not Weber and Johnnie Newlun, from &dr8fry ·tn �L lOlleph'a Hb!l'P�d a b LEGA Mr. and Mra. Jimmie Preston and 11 in Parkerabur1, teveral! Um.es · L NOT IC E · ;i. ---; AtJMO VIO ET sale. d rte for S L :�!; �i L� f� . � · · · D)'O�! O AnnuaJ election of Meigs county family, Cheahir,, were overnight last week_. . BefOl"P 0:80 A.M . ors. Call afler 5 WY2-3738 and Ag ul . JiljNlf. gu e st■ of Mr. and Mra. Dorael l,arm- t\Jral Socie ty Dir ector, wil l Re\'.. Mllleir, h�ld Commu�i9n Middleport WV,2,2649 Sun day. 1 0-13-3tp Pearl Searles be he ld Saturday, Nove mber 12, klns. setvice at the El�wood Nur1ln1 'Phone S..4,,1154 KAU'fZ FUD STO.,. MASON', W, VA. 10,j,.:at,; M i nenvllle, Ohio. 1-30 GALLON El ectric water Sunday dinne� 11uesta of Mr. and Ht:tme SundPY, eve�ing; Ott_ 9. 1060. from 5:00 P. M. to 9 : 00 P, M. At CltNtw healer. Used very little. Phone at th e office of the Meig s county Mrs. A. Ralrdth wera Mr. and --, Yukon 5-UU --.-�-------- -WY2-3542 Pomeroy. 10-13·3tp Mrs. Parnell Commission >dinrad C e rs In M of Amanda HAMtl.L SERVICI STATION T th e ei g1 HpME WANTED FOR WO DOGS Coun' and Mr. alNI ·Mff!. · Pea_rl KobJelltl, Ly Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio BtfeN 9 :00 A.M. · and ' a' tiata. cau WY 2-11133, Q u J l lflcatlons for cand idatea for Che,ter. Aft.�rn.oon eallffl . were Albany US, 10 14 3ti' AUCTION SALE Directors are thal tb ey must be a Mr. and Mr.. Htnvard, Ervin, RaEvrry Day Sente, V aluable lleal Estate 1ind Personal qualifie d \loter of Meigs County cine, Mrs. HU�rt F'lnk, 'Mfddltport, Prop e rty. On Saturday, Oct. 29, (§) AUCTIONlfR an d must have a membe nhlp tic- Rev. and Mf1. FreeI1n4 �otfi1 and 1 960, al 1 : 00 I'. M. on th e proREASONABLE RATRS LQl!T: BEAGLE HOUND. An,­ ket in sai d Society for the year Mn. Dorit Randolph, ltaFllie. pe rty, situate d un u. s. W, tlOO SATISFACTION GUARANTIED 1060. t6 bame of Jerry. Call Mr. and Mrs. Diel[ ·i'.pth and ft. west of the intersection or o I. y 0. C•II rit• McCo w 10-13-3ic r Candi_dateB petition& muat be dau1htera of Akron �de.ti} �:� ·week Route s M and 7, I will sell al Che.t•r, Ohio filed With the Secretary n bt later end with Mr. and ·Hr,! )V1yne auction the fol lowing: 8 22 IOtp than 5:00 P, M., Fri day, November Prince. Sunday , 1fterjJ� · c,:•llel'I REAL ESTAT E were Mra. Laura Rut� .· . arid Mrt. 4, 19BO. Two bedroom house with bath 1 BUI LDOZER FOK HIRE p0nd Dorothy nly Rlebel, Retk!svllle. person hol s ing d member� �'. P furnace n nd full base ment, b;se mcnls an d landaca ing. P ship tickets at th.e cloae of the Mr. anlt Mn. Norman W�r and h eat. One brick ve nee r build_ Che.11ter, Y U 5_3255 . 10 3 aotp _ _ _____ _ 1960 County F1ur, or at leaat (if. Mr. and Mrs. Jun�or Hauber entering 24 x 40 ft. recently used __ _ for a flower shop and gift 1, hop. JlOOfi' JNG - SPOUTING, SHEET teen cal e ndar day� before the date talned their parents, Mr. •nd Mrs. Fred Larkins on their <M>th wedding metal work. Rcp.iir work of any of election 1are qu1dified to vote, Would mak e a wonrlerful DriveThe Me la:■ County Agricul- annlversar:y by takinl -lhetn to j In resta urant. 3½: acre Jot with I kind. Phon e WY 2-230 1. dinner at Circle's Rutt.u rant in I tural Soci ety .. CHEVROLET V8 Impala. 1 10 10 30tp I 600 n. frontage on both sid eB \ By: Frank H. Johnston , Pomeroy, Sunday. . Hard top 2 door. Chevof Rt. 50 Prope rty may be m- 1 -----------_c t , tlneat and heat, and this 'Mr. and Mr■. Dorsel Larkin• Secretary specled any time . · ______ (10) 14, 21, 28, 3tc apent the week end at Cheshire , JI flnell jn condition and PERSONAL PROPIRTV - -- - - - c-=cc -··--- -- with Mrs. Betty LOuden whUe their Turboglyde, rear Two Block American sa wm t ll COMPLETE INSURANCE :PR� parents, Mr. and Mrs. V lr&!l .,.t I ker. Safety-trak differ- Heavy d uty Huber Tractor : tectlon, Liht, Au.to, Fire, Pollo. Wamsley, and son, John, went to Call Don 111111, 11.iddleport, tntlal. S ow1 tender care. Blaet- 1 H eavy d uty Power Plane r 1959 Fort Meade, Md. to viait tht:ir son, rylt,i4_ 1 1 H 6lc . !,p.r'a. Pomeroy. lnternal10nal 2 Ton Truck: 1960 NOTIC I OF FILIN G AND Paul, who Is &taUoned there. HIARING ON INVENTORY John De ere 440 Crawler Trac- BA.RN E6,SIMPSON INSU RANCE 1N1 IOID y8 Falrlane MO, Sl,29�. Pearl an d Emma Powell called , tor with winch and 6 ft. blade, a Prob te C ou rt' Melrs C ounI V, Ohl• Agent■, Middleport. Fire, Auto-it/I NdJn. Sharp car insid e on Mr. a l'ld Mn. zern Pie11ee, sun, . ap prox hr. Caat use. No. 300 1 1, 41 1 mobil.. llonda. Phone WV%ln;d Oil. ll'ordomatic. Bl,ettn.-r' 11 , M ar lon P. Reynolds, Owner TO the Executor or Adininislra- day evenln". • t tt..i... lr.-.,1, a-27.tr 2903. 6tc 11 14 Mr. and Mn. Thurman Babcock ' ------' ' •.�VI'• tor Elnora M. Reynol ds and to such of the following as -are re ,!idents of the state of Ohio: and Florence Lim-berger were SunI . 0. Mct:o}', Auctionee r IJN1• SlUl!eUker V8 Preaidcnt $99, day dinner sueata of Mr. and .Mra. • doof Ndan. Finish and uphols- Term s : mad e know on day of sa le :--:-:-:-:::---==-:-_ccc-,c-;;-= I survi�ina spouse, ir any ; next of Bob Coleman of Keno. Nol kin Re,p0n,lble for Accident■ b e neflclar iea und er the will, ; Uko pew. Studeb&ker'S finFOR SALE: FIVE R6 0M HO USE M r. and Mr■. Howard Youns of tlL Blietffiar',, Pomeroy. 0 0) : 13, 14, 1 3, 22, 24, 23, 26, wi th bath, nice loeatlon. Melvin I f any; the attorney or atlomey1 p , , Cl d 27, 28-9lc 10 14 6tc Hood, 1 1 1 Lo.!Ult St., Pomoro, . r�pr".#ent ing any of the aforemen- �c��r w !� :· Xa;· :n�r ::.::� • i. n dl e llon on d : pen s JO 1 30tp "OR SALE : APPLES, Burdette ___ _____ of Mr. a11d Mra. Garth Smith. iM.e .,,.. BUICK V8 Hard Top t d r. .l You are hereby notifi ed that on Fruil lt'arm, Pom eroy Route l . FOR SALE House,, 1 acre Port- the 3th Mrs, Nell Groce, Mlsa Belva -;: 1. • •• 1 Bparldlq orljln1l two day of October 1 960, an In· Ph• ne WY 2 -tl970. tone ,reen Jinlah. Dynaflow 10 10 6tp land, 9ome furnlh•e $2000.00. ventory and Apprai!em e nt of the Groce and Mra. Daa:mar Rumm.1.Jer _____ ,4pff, llaettnar's, Pomeroy. ____ _ For further Information Phone eatate of Henry F. Bailey, dcceu- have ·been vlaitlna: relativea In Ken.· , 11 14 6tc POTATOES FOR SALE. Herb Wil10.11-etp ed, Ille or Chesler Town&hip i n tuck-,. VIJ-2476. Mr. and Mn. Charles Mye11, Mr . --=-��,-- said County was filed In thls ourt llam1, Shad e, Ohio, 10 6tp -,-�� !Z C!fl\'ROLET Deluu coupe. -- --- _ ---, FOR SALE: HOUSE: 5 ROOMS and · and Mn. Wayne Prince were vlaltI Heari ng on s� id Inventory and Al• ZDMbaotcal condltlon, Maaon, SINGER SEWJ"'-1 bath. ' storm windows and door■ MACHINEing w i th Mr. and Mr1. Shirley Swan ��(.j Apprala ement will be had before ' _ \'\'i; 1bon• SP il-5919. awnmgs. 11'1 Syracuse . Arter small round bobb in, in bran d new conrecently, this Court on e th 24th d ay uf Oct• ,. 10 8 0lp · , down payment, take over GI 11ole cabinet. Equ ipped to z ig Mr. and Mn. CJyde Lawrence · J ober 1 960 at 10 0 cloclr: A . M. '· , l' } · ' Loan. Call Gallipolis G I 8-3853 1:ia: and mak e button holes. Will Exception■ thereto may be med Wfire In Parllerabura recently. after 4 p. m. (10) 12 3tp sell ,to responsib le party lo Mn, Le1t1 and MIidred Hawley by any i nterested party at ■ny ' take over 8 p,yments of eo.40 wer e Sun.a-.. -.-, afternoon caJlen of time prior to fi ve day& before tht per monlh, Phone WY 2-2204. Mr. and Mra, David Y1te1. dale set tor hearing, , were 10 12 fltc WITNESS my s i gnature alld ·"' Mr. •and Mn. Geor1e Hall · on Hall ■ltln llr. ·•d Mn. Mu, NOT ICI O P , ILi N G AND • tho seal of aaJd cou.rt, this n -• • recently. HIAltlNG ON INVINTOltY 5th day of O�toher 1960. CaN No. 1 1,424 8LIN1>8 '3-00 and up. F' H . O'BRIEN ·" Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout were Probate Court, Mel111 County, Ohio :i. ew ndoW blind• and shades. Judge and Ex-Offic io Cl er k ..,,s IUni M r, a nd Mn. Norman WoAl tS IPICIALI ' e Executor or Admlni strath 'fO nla ... Dale Wlppel SupMfS.00 57 By Ann Baker, Deputy Clel1t her Frida, evenln1. Mercury 60 H. P. J ' ',. Mra. Harold Holter and children, tor 11nd to 1uch or the !ollowlni as Ill Union Ave., Pomero)', 59 Mercury 70 H. p, '595.00 (lO) 7, lf, 2tc --Mn. Duld Smith and children, I ar e retJl d ents of the stat e of Ohio: 10 1 1 30tc -t5 H. it, Marcur, OuHlt t,ffl.OD ; � . Janet and Marilyn Blaaell, and Ted survlvlng spouse, if any, next or M T-OPOLITAN MOTOR S 'co,\L-1.TJJIP, STOKl!ll, NUT. Hayman visited Mr. and Mra. Joe kin ; beneUelarlea under the will. , • 1111 Main 5trHt, Pomaror ,, � _ �bl• B COil Co., Weat Colum• Biaaell, Mason, W. Va. Saturday, NOTICI OF FILING If any; the attorney or attorn e y■ AND 1 Phont WY!-31JO IJla; W, Va. Pb, BP Mr. and Mn. Jim Carter, Karen represe nting any of the aloremenHEARING ON INVI NTOltY 1-20-tlc: and Sandy, were vJsittlll Mr, and 4 C1ae No. 1 1,433 llono d persons. . ', 1 •, I; , I You are hePby notified that on 1 Proba._ Court, Mel11 County, O hio . Mn, Alva Holsln1er, Reednille, lj ,, - LA'fi T, H, 1>AVl8 pro, TO the Ex ecutor or Adminlatra • · Saturday. the 5th day of Octob er 1980,. an I 0For Sal� or Rent two -Y, locallli � e ntory and Appralsement of the Mr. and Mn. Charle■ Larkins and lor Inv and to such of the followln&: u J • orlll Tblrd and Coal 50 FOOT TRAILER, 3 full sized were visltin, Mr. and Mr■ , family eslate of Garfield A. Adams, de• are re side nts of the ■ late of Ohio : I lliwti. lliddl.port. may be bedrooms, ruU bath with autu- ceased, ""late of Pomeroy, Ohio in surviving &pouae, U any; next of 'Ru11eJI Mollott,n, Sunday. @ti ffl.DIDI, 1-l T..aote matlc waaher. Mapl e Street, Mid- 111 id County was filed in this Court. kin; beneflciariea under the will, rt. Phone WY 2 ·5460. dlepo , He aring on 111ld Inv e ntory .and If any; the attorney or attorney■ Wa hama School Club your Pick bu per I I O 1 2 {Uc Appralsement will be had be fore representing any of the aforemen• Bttnl 7ou own container. if this Court on the 24th day ut Oct• tioned penon11: llnlllll, hrtllnd. ·' � ( You are hereby notif ied that o• ober 1960, at 10:30 o'clock A. M. 1� The Annual Club ol Wah■ma the Exceptions thereto may be fi l ed 5th day of October 1960, an Jn· Hi&h School will aponaor a chic­ W ANTED TO BUY good u.,.ed l'Ar by any Inter ested party at any I ventory and Appralsement of the ken ■upper a, the hiih aehool State lowesl price acceptable. time prior to five days before the esl•le of Geara:e Frankl i n Pickens cafeteria on Wedntlday evenlnc, Wr ite box 668-U care The Dally date se t for he-arina. · deceased, l ite of Reedavllle in October 19, from 5 to 7:30 p. m, SenUnel, Pomeroy. I0-13-3tp WITNESS my 1l&naturc and aald rounly wae flied in this Court. Tho prl<e or the tlc:kola la ,1,23 the aeal of said Court, th ia , Hearing on ■aid Inventory and for ■chllta and '1:5 cent■ for cbll­ 5th day of October 1060. ,\ppraisement will be had before dren. Orden wlll be taken and H. O'BRJEN f'. th is Court on the 24th day o( Odo. delivered to hornet for thoee wbo EIGKT BOOM HOUSH:, two five Judge and Ex-Officio Cl erk her :1.980, at U:00 o'clock A. M. deain it. There will be an extra room apartment&. A. N. Bena:et. By Ann Bak�r, D e puty Clerk Exception■ thereto may be filed eharee ot five cents per order PboN WYJ.327:1. 11-2-lfe (10) 7, 14, 2te by any Interested part:y at any deUvered. TRAILER COURT space for rent. -------- ---- 1 t ime prior to five d•ys before the Nl;W YORK UPI - There', Clun quiet resi dent ial location I date set for hearina. truth In old wtvea• tales: but tome ill Cheshire, Ohio. , Concrete WITNESS my elguture and patio and wall■, 900d w,ter, the .... of ,aid Court, lhl, lhey;re nol an Infallible culdt '1 V lnve1t0rt1 accordln, ta Standard ,ewer, laundry, pr'i\/N etee. SG.00 &th day or October t960. Mr■ France• Dohner, Barberton Poor·, Corp., lnve1tment ad· arut JNll' week. Hobart DIUor.., Real• F. H. O'BRIEN tor, Gallipoli,, Ohio. 10-6-lotc 11pent the weekend with Mr. and Judie and Ex-Officio Clerk vlaory firth. ' Mrs. Guy Li e. 'Mie old �d v_l� to buy stock - and By Ann ·Baker, Deputy Clerk MODERN unfurniahed 3 rooms \in, Ciyde Hines, Athe ns. callit away, for instance, waa put (IO) 7, 14, 2tc and bath apartment Birch cab- ed on Mr. and Mra. Virgil �lack• _ _ _ -·-------- ''Good advice .:.....: if you bou&h,t . 1bare1 of �ner■l Motors to years Inell, dl1poaal, Inci nerator, wood Saturday evening. wett Saiturday. llr&e clo,eta. Phone WY2-5141. Mr. and Mr,. Arthur Burton Mn. R. 0. Burson baa been on 110, Poor advice - if you 1111:ed _ • _ _ _ ..._..., · ,·bited Mr and Mra. Dana Ho- tbe lick list. e,.1141• Bi11eat atock." _ __ _ ,...,.,.JI) .,, . .·" INii.. WA NT AD S I I Mason County Sch00 prmc1 . .paIs ... ........... ,....,. .. ► · ,,, 1 l Alfred S0Cle • ty Report RIVER R-�1� JJO RT ( 1 7 ) H e I Wan ted MT. OLM Soc1a I NOtes s•""* ftLEV ISION GU I Dt WSAZ-TV th BAKER and SEYrRIED yout LENNOX dealer '\ Channel 3 Channel 3 ·· Friday 4:00 4,30 &:UU l:llO 8:QO 1 : 15 1:2.l $:::SO t:45 7:00 . 7:30 B-"° U:00 10:00 11:00 11: 10 ll:115 1 . :00 6:115 7:00 7 . 30 8:30 9:00 9:SO M:ake HoQm for Dadd y Hen:,'s Hollywood .!lteamboat lUll OiK-'> K.1d lih11ic m the ILOIDd Jim Thacker Show WeathercalJt NfWS Ptctu-i! illlntley' Brluk l ey Jtepon Pioneers :pan Ruen The W�tern er Bell Telephon1; Hour :Michae l Shayne New, 14.eadlh, es W eatt.er<:aat ;,1.ck Paar Shnw Stgn Off t0:30 1 1 :00 ll:10 I : ; ,.. 2:00 Weathercast Saturday Nlg11t .lamborev Bonanza Tall Man The Deputy The Campaign and the Candi dates Man .-om lnterpel Ne ,.·, H�adl lner W .:alberca■t Shockwa'.ch Sign Off s!N 1:00 1:11 ,.IO •:oo 1:02 7:80 7:60 8:00 8:02 1:06 1:30 1:36 i:00 t.02 J:IO D,;,,, -0:00 10:15 l0:80 t0:32 tO:ta tUXI ! 1:02 11 :29 l1 :30 12:00 .(MDnd.y • ,.-w.,) ll,p, On ouat Star New■ RID New, HeadUne1 Bkakfal Party Piell:etlll Hardware Sbo• Breakwt Party New, }ludliiMJ Jpo,tJ Repor . 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(20 ) Business Services ■ ° ,,,---'-�---_:__:___; I =• � Lo B H ng O :Ofn 5.oc,·a1 EvenL ', to, ■ I SI DI NG per. thousand _ _,_· :1 ::�f'�0�'::";� COAL, OIL GAS FURNACES II , WMPO l;)aily Program &hedule Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oel. 14, 1060-7 • l J.- , , _ : ' · Call Diet Sterratt • &kn. HOGG 6 ZUS PAN Legal Notict MATERIALS, I NC. s. Lcllt ar,d Wt · , . .,em. l�) ·�uto Sales ' .rt '.• I� °dqor ·_ _.HONIE' 'IIEATERS' WHE RE 'S THAT ADHESIVI!: TAPE ( 206 1 I nsurance 'i::' ..� -A,t1m1tl1, . $AI lorcel-1lr I I· Found THE PAPE R SAID IT MAY RAIN : " OH , I)gAR - -­ I Leaal Notfce -- - fl, ( 2 ) ) Real 1:state '.teiJ .INI v.... ;,,"1 , 'For Sale Lega NOfJCeS • ....C.-/-��-----= -·---------- , �-· .,,1rr'� ' "y,P , 1, � ■ Legal Not,·ces a-&M6. , brld\ ,s f!.00 ffl, n•w·pe.rformance (9a l Marine Supplies .. . : 1· I c ·r."OJI, HAR 1,.()/10.. . F ll(Jl"I Wl 'ltE NOT TO() 1.A!!f,1 I STEP ON IT, '""'' )'• � i•MG01NG AS FAST A S 1 CAN1 MAPPY BUT: I'M SURE JIM 81)(8'1' , WO!il'T MARM MV �OM • • • ~ .".3_!.!� I To Sponoor Supper 1 1 1 Wanted To Buy c 1 4 ) For Rent 8 E D F OP. D I tems_ ""f Interest ---�-==---------- ror s,1111 !1 :1 " t '• I\ ',/l llo l-"1' 1 I .,.,bul, ltt'-tlt!.!B .111.k ·, ... 11" ·•· ' .. 1 ,rl -- .. _,.. �-1� -· U.1 -.Jl.. hi • � - • --� .... l , ' . • ' .! j • • -E'�11f-- _ _...,__..._.,c BllS,,,,.,.,,.1''-J..Erl.- II,· l ' AL ' C/tlP �SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, 1 960 I .\1A.:,.!C: 1 - J Three Day Workshop Held For R_e�--t-···� __• i ;,:-:r.:·�,;� a.le Welsh 1nd d1ughler cal led on Mr. and Mra. Charlt'Y Price n.i •� .......,.., ,-> 0 ...Mrs Buton'1 1i1ter, Judy Well, sunda:r aflernaon. I un1um1Ji1ed. Mt."4'1'ften._ Kiddle • who it ln Mei&• General ho,pital . port . Phone WY 2-282 1 . 3 3 ti ty MlldrM 11-11 or Pomeroy Louloe Bi gley I M!H Pearl Po•ell of Pari erll• spent the weekend with ber · 4 R00.'.15 AND BA TI-I Un furnished bur1 spent s.veral days with ber 11:randparenU, Mr. and Mr&. Charapartment . Rent reasonab le . A three day workahop in crea- p1rticlp1nll I means of 1tudyln1 mother, m.mi Powell. E / le)' Price. C«ll WY 2-:i293. 10 1 1 6lc live l eadership was held Monday, togethet lhe characteriatic, of l CONllll�T Dl!PENDAIILB USULTI M.r. and Mn. J un p- S p,i un -- · Tu e sday and Wedneaday of this leadenhlp that can funcUon elI The nvival service, which llATl!S 1 the Rodn ey l! ROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS, F u_r• : week for M11on County school fedively in aucb an experiment. has beeo in proare.tS at Mt. Olhe �ir� ;�n:: ;�: r!'f! y. nace heat, la�ge lot . Located _ m pri ad pal.11 in l he offices 1 Monday's program waa 41ntitled of the Church clo� Sunday nliht. le ic h excelIent " ' 'gh borh ood · W' ! le Boar d of Educatio NEW and USE D n In Point "A Point of Vie w Abo ut Crea • I 0/':� !ic:" r1at�� ::me�,� Mr. and Mn. Jack Johnson of Box O OB- ll , c. 1 o The D a 1 l-, sen 1in- p1,,,ant . 1·1ve Leadenh 1p " " . lt wu con duct- improv'ed. Col umbus ca lled on Hazel JOhn­ e 1, pom e roy, Oh'10· T he worksho was by p D sponsore ed ean Wilburn of �anh1I I l _ d son Saturda,v. u . Mrs. sh Roy of spent B Racine 10 _ 11 _ Gtp 1 Jo intly by the Mason County Col lege. __________ �•Ys of conducllnC fac- the weekend with her daughter . Mr. and Mr■. Willaro Pigott Boar d of Education, Mason Coun- ulty m eetings were presented by M r'i Willard Pigott and family Hd chlldren, Mrs. Roy Bush and MUVEHN � HOOM HOUSE and ty principals, Marshall Coll ege, Otis Riee-, Roy Lloyd, Charl ie Mr and Mrs· Ro bert Barton 0( Mr. and Mn. RIiey Pigott ,pent · ga rage, with grounds. Located on .in d the W. Va. Stale Depart Cur, A. L. Neville and William 1bono WY-l-3794 Sunday in Alhena wlth Mr. ud Stale Route, fiv e mi l es from me nt o f Education. Paclr:. A talk WIS given by E. V . Mrs. George 8u1h and fam i ly. POMl!ROY, OHIO • Pomeroy. Furnace heal. . Write Purpose of th e workshop w.as Core of Marshall College on the ed Bi11e1I and MnMildr Mra. Box 668-R, c/o Th e Dally Sen• to stimulate a higher degree of ability of leadership to _ di,tlntin e l, Pomeroy, Ohio. creativity in teaching and in guieh between major an d minor i · HJ 1 1 6tp school administration. I t offered probl ems. Sunday School attendance on - - -Oct. 9 w11 31, ofleriOl $fl.27. AtA demonstration of provision �ndanct at wor,hip service wa 6 ROOM HOUSE WITH GAS and I for participation by lea.c hen in 14, with Herman 'l'aytcr, leading. e!ectricily in Cbtster. S ee Rid e n­ school planning and policy m,akThe MYF held ill rel!Ular mee tour Supp ly, Chester. 10 14 3tp ing was presented on Tuesday. inc 11nd1y evenin S g. Mond•l' evenParti cipating: in the program were in, th e Charge MYF monthly meet­ Paul Powel l, C. N. Haddox , Aud- ing was held here. rey Meadowa, Claire Ona Burdette r.,_ •- of th e uy I me mll1:"r, .x:vera � F •t/ Gaug ea. Montgom ery 1 6.4 upper , an Benjamin Frankl d i n IV. On d the 8k ating ' P le de party at the D NEL'CHI SEWING MACH I N !£ com­ 9:3 lower, 'AN• PIIT CONTROL 1 .2 o pe n. Gallipoli& 17. 9 _____ � _ __ the same day, a demon,tration 0t1 Ches e ,, , _ A . Milk.es button hol e s, t w · .,_ m1,,dhn. ,,_,. J t r e· ay 19 T\1.,_ay plete zig zag •-• l upper, 9 5 lower, feet open. 2 . h kt; over gas station. "Ways o!' Working with School , 1. m ono¥rams, and all fancy sl n­ MAN to eve nlng. ' Lock 23, 15 6 upper 8. low e r, 9 9-23-Uc Patrons for Com.ll)Un i ty Phone WY!i-9920. Under. ' . •, ' ----1 _ . - --chea:. Originally sold for o\l er --, /,ti!f, •A,· wlw 'ltatlan WYI closed off. All mov eable dams are standing " waa glYen and Mr. ,an4 -Mr,.. Qefald .�warh and Support $300.00. Pay of! balanc e of $86 WANTED: Mechanic. Phon e WY2- up 13 through 23 and closed off. 4-2Mfc iRai' by H. Cliff Hamll(()II of the Slttf' dau lh� � -.,._a rietta and - M�- and'' i,r paym�nts or $2 per week. Alt Kanaw h.a rh· er dam 11 on Department of F.du 9-23-tfe 9920. cation ; Gene Mn., 11a,o19 Swartz , ,ahd d•u •bten ' I NhJ' BE RESPONSIBLE Phone WY 2-2204. lO 12 Rte sill. of Wl(Ut.biidoWD, 'fl, Va. · •pent Bal l , Helen Sterrett, Charles WI/. � ebtl contracted paat or , \, Boat! down: Monlgom ,ry , J ane thers and . , f, ' u Sunda1.,-tt� the&·,-Hnta;:�I'. and Manford 112 RATS killed with Star \\iarBle ing, �er thal'I by mys elr. --_ --T 7:40 am 6.0; Lock 8 Alliquippa farin. 2'h lbs. $1 . 49. Eb ersbach MUELL ER FU'ltNA S . Wednnday'a program Included Mn. H�blrt S.,mi, . msnecJ: Carl Stalder Ct . W ITING 5 am . o- 1 l : Lock 17, Beaver 7 : 05 ed work, ot Mr. ·in( , Jin, Clair Woode Hardware, Sugar Run Flour fl unfinl■h 8 • · . : Addreu: Pleuant Ridge, ob rvatlona , HOUSE appflanc... Arnold I,. ;im, 1 -0 ; Lo ck 16 A. V. Crias 7:30 ' ·' r etl :' hi1'' ·_Use' _ ()11, Cbefttt ' . iiftte Mr Mill, Co-Op. Landma k .. , d commen pat ll. . ts, an,t dJa.cunlon by WalPomeroy Ohio . tMrt, SyracUM, Ohio. Pt.on.. pm, 10.0; Walter C. BeckJord 9 : 1 0 and ....... , Char uuv. •• D,: W"-••• Sun, (IJ) 28. 29, 30; <II) 5, B, 7, 12, d en Rouab, Zelda Knapp, i 110) 12, 3tp M i lton an WY2-6.114 1 1 1 1 -tf 1 8 o L o 1 9 1 F k , Fryberger 9 1 . Celotex Primed Hardboard 13, 14, 19, 20, 2 1 , 26, 27, 28; Burdette , C lyde Foley, Pe■rl B. da)I. In.: \he " ilftemoon · - th!)' all · _ _ __ -_ am· 0;. 2 1 e L k · 23 C harl es R. S eI\ I.OT OF FUN IN YOUR OT ( Mr &r,d B. · I l, I J . H'aye1 4, . 3, vlslt 9, Mn .J:', 10, lB, 1 1 17, , ed' , "'rn A.IR �0 ND _ ITI _ O Hereford REFRIGEJIand Mildred Cha• an. NII'IG , ! ve nson ;8 : 4 5' pm I 4-O M r. Criss · · oJ � ( i,arn to squne dance. Clas ______ and Y~_ : Pr,••- Chee■ebr,·w 18, 23, 2:i, 26, 30 ; ( 1 2 J I, 2. ; aUon sent� Jaclr:'a Refrlgen- 3 20 a m , 1 7-9 ' : Mik e Cr eator 9 30 ; " �,-.wt; Oct. I$ frocn 8 to 11 p : M i ddl.port, ' ·' U 11 tlon New Haven. 1'hou 6-T8-tl 2 am , S- 1 . HEAGl.E llEGISTEHED Fee A K C ·�• J)AV Hall, romeroy llr . ..d. !lffi.' Charle, O'Brien 1537. 2 Up bound: Lock 27 F. D . RooseCtt plei ,1:50 each aession or l'' em a lc . 4 years old , fully trained. and: Wit"• nf CQlUmbda ' · ,pent the \le lt 9:30 am, no tow; Gall ipolis Phone SH 2- 5284 lifter 5 p. m . A• ICTIONIII •10 ft' 10 se11ioq1. WY 2-6121. 5116" 1 1!" 1 16' •etk" IIJ«; Jt'lth bet ;parent.-. • Mr . p • Peggy Downi e 6:l!i am, lO-Oj JO 14 Jtc 10 12 3tp l CeMPMi• hn'­ ' Week end JDHta of Mr. and ¥ra, and_ ,liln, '01fflet Griffin. · . · ' .�- - . Ad\lanl'e 9: 1 0 pm, 1�; Chande- L. D. Pierce Were Crltt ll'Mlfortf Larry Cllrtit of llllilfMl14·.: 6f ··the Pollrod · · Bob­ 4NJl lQTJARE DANCE l eer I0 :5, Pf, 4-0; City of Hunt- Waldo, Ohio, Mr. I .,,..., Phone or Contactt ' POTATOES Clarence Proff!U, llhd 'Mn. kobart ln■oii . 1��1µ ; attend11!41 the . w'11• nitbt, Oct. HI, from inston 1 1 : 15 pm, 1 1-0; Waverly Newell and fam Portland, Ohio. ily of Keno, Kr. din'1.of· ·itaijbo Kay- Swartz ■ t th'e 10-4-12tp A. C. BIADl"ORD, lacl,.._ Ohl& · at Pomeroy Moose • ti · t.lO 12 :05 am, 1-2, D1spateh er l 20 and Mrs. Denver � OUrtia and t■m- Shade ' M:iitbodJst Church, Sunday · be llooae mem rs and BEDROOM SUITE, cumpl<-'le, d in­ am, _ I-0; Lock 23 OVEC 3 :45 pm, ily of Columbus, . • Make real aavinaa, en new siding for your home. Thia primed Mn. Millatd Van attefndtft,, : · · 10,. 13-3lc O- l3, Helen Z �:35 pm, 0- !I; C. V. Meter and Mrs. etle set, bed complete, washer, Henry Dalley of Mr. •,ihd,,- kri. MUITIIY Ro,kl� . bar4.boird 1idini bf Celotex beautifies, insulates and gives you H�rner 8: 15pm, 0 2; �r. Cri&s I Syracuae, Mrs. Bryon re frigerst o r, Magic Chef range, Ca lvert of and - �t.r.,· 'Betty, . of D�yton STATION, SYRA­ yeam of 'trouble-free protection. It -won� rot and it holds the - Cliff IO. 5 pm, 0-6; Elger Elec lrolux sw eaper with at­ 4 am Guy1wille and Jack Johnaon, Col• spent;!,¥• \teek. end with Kr. and ' now open. Dealers 0-1. paiiil. Call US today. tachments, 1 Boy's 26" bicycle umbus. Mra. Vt!N · 8W'ariz. ' . 1oU 'Products. Giv e our .ind two Gir ls 26"' bicycles, Sunda-, Millard Swartl and cldldre� vl,-. dinner 1ue1ta of ¥J'. and _ ae,vlce • try. 10- 13-3tp other articl es. t21--7th St., Mi d Mrs. Oscar Babcock were Xeltb ited Mn.- 8."ln, who lf ·reeov-erltt, 1 0-13-Jtp dleport, 0. SEARLJ!',S, will not Weber and Johnnie Newlun, from &dr8fry ·tn �L lOlleph'a Hb!l'P�d a b LEGA Mr. and Mra. Jimmie Preston and 11 in Parkerabur1, teveral! Um.es · L NOT IC E · ;i. ---; AtJMO VIO ET sale. d rte for S L :�!; �i L� f� . � · · · D)'O�! O AnnuaJ election of Meigs county family, Cheahir,, were overnight last week_. . BefOl"P 0:80 A.M . ors. Call afler 5 WY2-3738 and Ag ul . JiljNlf. gu e st■ of Mr. and Mra. Dorael l,arm- t\Jral Socie ty Dir ector, wil l Re\'.. Mllleir, h�ld Commu�i9n Middleport WV,2,2649 Sun day. 1 0-13-3tp Pearl Searles be he ld Saturday, Nove mber 12, klns. setvice at the El�wood Nur1ln1 'Phone S..4,,1154 KAU'fZ FUD STO.,. MASON', W, VA. 10,j,.:at,; M i nenvllle, Ohio. 1-30 GALLON El ectric water Sunday dinne� 11uesta of Mr. and Ht:tme SundPY, eve�ing; Ott_ 9. 1060. from 5:00 P. M. to 9 : 00 P, M. At CltNtw healer. Used very little. Phone at th e office of the Meig s county Mrs. A. Ralrdth wera Mr. and --, Yukon 5-UU --.-�-------- -WY2-3542 Pomeroy. 10-13·3tp Mrs. Parnell Commission >dinrad C e rs In M of Amanda HAMtl.L SERVICI STATION T th e ei g1 HpME WANTED FOR WO DOGS Coun' and Mr. alNI ·Mff!. · Pea_rl KobJelltl, Ly Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio BtfeN 9 :00 A.M. · and ' a' tiata. cau WY 2-11133, Q u J l lflcatlons for cand idatea for Che,ter. Aft.�rn.oon eallffl . were Albany US, 10 14 3ti' AUCTION SALE Directors are thal tb ey must be a Mr. and Mr.. Htnvard, Ervin, RaEvrry Day Sente, V aluable lleal Estate 1ind Personal qualifie d \loter of Meigs County cine, Mrs. HU�rt F'lnk, 'Mfddltport, Prop e rty. On Saturday, Oct. 29, (§) AUCTIONlfR an d must have a membe nhlp tic- Rev. and Mf1. FreeI1n4 �otfi1 and 1 960, al 1 : 00 I'. M. on th e proREASONABLE RATRS LQl!T: BEAGLE HOUND. An,­ ket in sai d Society for the year Mn. Dorit Randolph, ltaFllie. pe rty, situate d un u. s. W, tlOO SATISFACTION GUARANTIED 1060. t6 bame of Jerry. Call Mr. and Mrs. Diel[ ·i'.pth and ft. west of the intersection or o I. y 0. C•II rit• McCo w 10-13-3ic r Candi_dateB petition& muat be dau1htera of Akron �de.ti} �:� ·week Route s M and 7, I will sell al Che.t•r, Ohio filed With the Secretary n bt later end with Mr. and ·Hr,! )V1yne auction the fol lowing: 8 22 IOtp than 5:00 P, M., Fri day, November Prince. Sunday , 1fterjJ� · c,:•llel'I REAL ESTAT E were Mra. Laura Rut� .· . arid Mrt. 4, 19BO. Two bedroom house with bath 1 BUI LDOZER FOK HIRE p0nd Dorothy nly Rlebel, Retk!svllle. person hol s ing d member� �'. P furnace n nd full base ment, b;se mcnls an d landaca ing. P ship tickets at th.e cloae of the Mr. anlt Mn. Norman W�r and h eat. One brick ve nee r build_ Che.11ter, Y U 5_3255 . 10 3 aotp _ _ _____ _ 1960 County F1ur, or at leaat (if. Mr. and Mrs. Jun�or Hauber entering 24 x 40 ft. recently used __ _ for a flower shop and gift 1, hop. JlOOfi' JNG - SPOUTING, SHEET teen cal e ndar day� before the date talned their parents, Mr. •nd Mrs. Fred Larkins on their <M>th wedding metal work. Rcp.iir work of any of election 1are qu1dified to vote, Would mak e a wonrlerful DriveThe Me la:■ County Agricul- annlversar:y by takinl -lhetn to j In resta urant. 3½: acre Jot with I kind. Phon e WY 2-230 1. dinner at Circle's Rutt.u rant in I tural Soci ety .. CHEVROLET V8 Impala. 1 10 10 30tp I 600 n. frontage on both sid eB \ By: Frank H. Johnston , Pomeroy, Sunday. . Hard top 2 door. Chevof Rt. 50 Prope rty may be m- 1 -----------_c t , tlneat and heat, and this 'Mr. and Mr■. Dorsel Larkin• Secretary specled any time . · ______ (10) 14, 21, 28, 3tc apent the week end at Cheshire , JI flnell jn condition and PERSONAL PROPIRTV - -- - - - c-=cc -··--- -- with Mrs. Betty LOuden whUe their Turboglyde, rear Two Block American sa wm t ll COMPLETE INSURANCE :PR� parents, Mr. and Mrs. V lr&!l .,.t I ker. Safety-trak differ- Heavy d uty Huber Tractor : tectlon, Liht, Au.to, Fire, Pollo. Wamsley, and son, John, went to Call Don 111111, 11.iddleport, tntlal. S ow1 tender care. Blaet- 1 H eavy d uty Power Plane r 1959 Fort Meade, Md. to viait tht:ir son, rylt,i4_ 1 1 H 6lc . !,p.r'a. Pomeroy. lnternal10nal 2 Ton Truck: 1960 NOTIC I OF FILIN G AND Paul, who Is &taUoned there. HIARING ON INVENTORY John De ere 440 Crawler Trac- BA.RN E6,SIMPSON INSU RANCE 1N1 IOID y8 Falrlane MO, Sl,29�. Pearl an d Emma Powell called , tor with winch and 6 ft. blade, a Prob te C ou rt' Melrs C ounI V, Ohl• Agent■, Middleport. Fire, Auto-it/I NdJn. Sharp car insid e on Mr. a l'ld Mn. zern Pie11ee, sun, . ap prox hr. Caat use. No. 300 1 1, 41 1 mobil.. llonda. Phone WV%ln;d Oil. ll'ordomatic. Bl,ettn.-r' 11 , M ar lon P. Reynolds, Owner TO the Executor or Adininislra- day evenln". • t tt..i... lr.-.,1, a-27.tr 2903. 6tc 11 14 Mr. and Mn. Thurman Babcock ' ------' ' •.�VI'• tor Elnora M. Reynol ds and to such of the following as -are re ,!idents of the state of Ohio: and Florence Lim-berger were SunI . 0. Mct:o}', Auctionee r IJN1• SlUl!eUker V8 Preaidcnt $99, day dinner sueata of Mr. and .Mra. • doof Ndan. Finish and uphols- Term s : mad e know on day of sa le :--:-:-:-:::---==-:-_ccc-,c-;;-= I survi�ina spouse, ir any ; next of Bob Coleman of Keno. Nol kin Re,p0n,lble for Accident■ b e neflclar iea und er the will, ; Uko pew. Studeb&ker'S finFOR SALE: FIVE R6 0M HO USE M r. and Mr■. Howard Youns of tlL Blietffiar',, Pomeroy. 0 0) : 13, 14, 1 3, 22, 24, 23, 26, wi th bath, nice loeatlon. Melvin I f any; the attorney or atlomey1 p , , Cl d 27, 28-9lc 10 14 6tc Hood, 1 1 1 Lo.!Ult St., Pomoro, . r�pr".#ent ing any of the aforemen- �c��r w !� :· Xa;· :n�r ::.::� • i. n dl e llon on d : pen s JO 1 30tp "OR SALE : APPLES, Burdette ___ _____ of Mr. a11d Mra. Garth Smith. iM.e .,,.. BUICK V8 Hard Top t d r. .l You are hereby notifi ed that on Fruil lt'arm, Pom eroy Route l . FOR SALE House,, 1 acre Port- the 3th Mrs, Nell Groce, Mlsa Belva -;: 1. • •• 1 Bparldlq orljln1l two day of October 1 960, an In· Ph• ne WY 2 -tl970. tone ,reen Jinlah. Dynaflow 10 10 6tp land, 9ome furnlh•e $2000.00. ventory and Apprai!em e nt of the Groce and Mra. Daa:mar Rumm.1.Jer _____ ,4pff, llaettnar's, Pomeroy. ____ _ For further Information Phone eatate of Henry F. Bailey, dcceu- have ·been vlaitlna: relativea In Ken.· , 11 14 6tc POTATOES FOR SALE. Herb Wil10.11-etp ed, Ille or Chesler Town&hip i n tuck-,. VIJ-2476. Mr. and Mn. Charles Mye11, Mr . --=-��,-- said County was filed In thls ourt llam1, Shad e, Ohio, 10 6tp -,-�� !Z C!fl\'ROLET Deluu coupe. -- --- _ ---, FOR SALE: HOUSE: 5 ROOMS and · and Mn. Wayne Prince were vlaltI Heari ng on s� id Inventory and Al• ZDMbaotcal condltlon, Maaon, SINGER SEWJ"'-1 bath. ' storm windows and door■ MACHINEing w i th Mr. and Mr1. Shirley Swan ��(.j Apprala ement will be had before ' _ \'\'i; 1bon• SP il-5919. awnmgs. 11'1 Syracuse . Arter small round bobb in, in bran d new conrecently, this Court on e th 24th d ay uf Oct• ,. 10 8 0lp · , down payment, take over GI 11ole cabinet. Equ ipped to z ig Mr. and Mn. CJyde Lawrence · J ober 1 960 at 10 0 cloclr: A . M. '· , l' } · ' Loan. Call Gallipolis G I 8-3853 1:ia: and mak e button holes. Will Exception■ thereto may be med Wfire In Parllerabura recently. after 4 p. m. (10) 12 3tp sell ,to responsib le party lo Mn, Le1t1 and MIidred Hawley by any i nterested party at ■ny ' take over 8 p,yments of eo.40 wer e Sun.a-.. -.-, afternoon caJlen of time prior to fi ve day& before tht per monlh, Phone WY 2-2204. Mr. and Mra, David Y1te1. dale set tor hearing, , were 10 12 fltc WITNESS my s i gnature alld ·"' Mr. •and Mn. Geor1e Hall · on Hall ■ltln llr. ·•d Mn. Mu, NOT ICI O P , ILi N G AND • tho seal of aaJd cou.rt, this n -• • recently. HIAltlNG ON INVINTOltY 5th day of O�toher 1960. CaN No. 1 1,424 8LIN1>8 '3-00 and up. F' H . O'BRIEN ·" Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout were Probate Court, Mel111 County, Ohio :i. ew ndoW blind• and shades. Judge and Ex-Offic io Cl er k ..,,s IUni M r, a nd Mn. Norman WoAl tS IPICIALI ' e Executor or Admlni strath 'fO nla ... Dale Wlppel SupMfS.00 57 By Ann Baker, Deputy Clel1t her Frida, evenln1. Mercury 60 H. P. J ' ',. Mra. Harold Holter and children, tor 11nd to 1uch or the !ollowlni as Ill Union Ave., Pomero)', 59 Mercury 70 H. p, '595.00 (lO) 7, lf, 2tc --Mn. Duld Smith and children, I ar e retJl d ents of the stat e of Ohio: 10 1 1 30tc -t5 H. it, Marcur, OuHlt t,ffl.OD ; � . Janet and Marilyn Blaaell, and Ted survlvlng spouse, if any, next or M T-OPOLITAN MOTOR S 'co,\L-1.TJJIP, STOKl!ll, NUT. Hayman visited Mr. and Mra. Joe kin ; beneUelarlea under the will. , • 1111 Main 5trHt, Pomaror ,, � _ �bl• B COil Co., Weat Colum• Biaaell, Mason, W. Va. Saturday, NOTICI OF FILING If any; the attorney or attorn e y■ AND 1 Phont WY!-31JO IJla; W, Va. Pb, BP Mr. and Mn. Jim Carter, Karen represe nting any of the aloremenHEARING ON INVI NTOltY 1-20-tlc: and Sandy, were vJsittlll Mr, and 4 C1ae No. 1 1,433 llono d persons. . ', 1 •, I; , I You are hePby notified that on 1 Proba._ Court, Mel11 County, O hio . Mn, Alva Holsln1er, Reednille, lj ,, - LA'fi T, H, 1>AVl8 pro, TO the Ex ecutor or Adminlatra • · Saturday. the 5th day of Octob er 1980,. an I 0For Sal� or Rent two -Y, locallli � e ntory and Appralsement of the Mr. and Mn. Charle■ Larkins and lor Inv and to such of the followln&: u J • orlll Tblrd and Coal 50 FOOT TRAILER, 3 full sized were visltin, Mr. and Mr■ , family eslate of Garfield A. Adams, de• are re side nts of the ■ late of Ohio : I lliwti. lliddl.port. may be bedrooms, ruU bath with autu- ceased, ""late of Pomeroy, Ohio in surviving &pouae, U any; next of 'Ru11eJI Mollott,n, Sunday. @ti ffl.DIDI, 1-l T..aote matlc waaher. Mapl e Street, Mid- 111 id County was filed in this Court. kin; beneflciariea under the will, rt. Phone WY 2 ·5460. dlepo , He aring on 111ld Inv e ntory .and If any; the attorney or attorney■ Wa hama School Club your Pick bu per I I O 1 2 {Uc Appralsement will be had be fore representing any of the aforemen• Bttnl 7ou own container. if this Court on the 24th day ut Oct• tioned penon11: llnlllll, hrtllnd. ·' � ( You are hereby notif ied that o• ober 1960, at 10:30 o'clock A. M. 1� The Annual Club ol Wah■ma the Exceptions thereto may be fi l ed 5th day of October 1960, an Jn· Hi&h School will aponaor a chic­ W ANTED TO BUY good u.,.ed l'Ar by any Inter ested party at any I ventory and Appralsement of the ken ■upper a, the hiih aehool State lowesl price acceptable. time prior to five days before the esl•le of Geara:e Frankl i n Pickens cafeteria on Wedntlday evenlnc, Wr ite box 668-U care The Dally date se t for he-arina. · deceased, l ite of Reedavllle in October 19, from 5 to 7:30 p. m, SenUnel, Pomeroy. I0-13-3tp WITNESS my 1l&naturc and aald rounly wae flied in this Court. Tho prl<e or the tlc:kola la ,1,23 the aeal of said Court, th ia , Hearing on ■aid Inventory and for ■chllta and '1:5 cent■ for cbll­ 5th day of October 1060. ,\ppraisement will be had before dren. Orden wlll be taken and H. O'BRJEN f'. th is Court on the 24th day o( Odo. delivered to hornet for thoee wbo EIGKT BOOM HOUSH:, two five Judge and Ex-Officio Cl erk her :1.980, at U:00 o'clock A. M. deain it. There will be an extra room apartment&. A. N. Bena:et. By Ann Bak�r, D e puty Clerk Exception■ thereto may be filed eharee ot five cents per order PboN WYJ.327:1. 11-2-lfe (10) 7, 14, 2te by any Interested part:y at any deUvered. TRAILER COURT space for rent. -------- ---- 1 t ime prior to five d•ys before the Nl;W YORK UPI - There', Clun quiet resi dent ial location I date set for hearina. truth In old wtvea• tales: but tome ill Cheshire, Ohio. , Concrete WITNESS my elguture and patio and wall■, 900d w,ter, the .... of ,aid Court, lhl, lhey;re nol an Infallible culdt '1 V lnve1t0rt1 accordln, ta Standard ,ewer, laundry, pr'i\/N etee. SG.00 &th day or October t960. Mr■ France• Dohner, Barberton Poor·, Corp., lnve1tment ad· arut JNll' week. Hobart DIUor.., Real• F. H. O'BRIEN tor, Gallipoli,, Ohio. 10-6-lotc 11pent the weekend with Mr. and Judie and Ex-Officio Clerk vlaory firth. ' Mrs. Guy Li e. 'Mie old �d v_l� to buy stock - and By Ann ·Baker, Deputy Clerk MODERN unfurniahed 3 rooms \in, Ciyde Hines, Athe ns. callit away, for instance, waa put (IO) 7, 14, 2tc and bath apartment Birch cab- ed on Mr. and Mra. Virgil �lack• _ _ _ -·-------- ''Good advice .:.....: if you bou&h,t . 1bare1 of �ner■l Motors to years Inell, dl1poaal, Inci nerator, wood Saturday evening. wett Saiturday. llr&e clo,eta. Phone WY2-5141. Mr. and Mr,. Arthur Burton Mn. R. 0. Burson baa been on 110, Poor advice - if you 1111:ed _ • _ _ _ ..._..., · ,·bited Mr and Mra. Dana Ho- tbe lick list. e,.1141• Bi11eat atock." _ __ _ ,...,.,.JI) .,, . .·" INii.. WA NT AD S I I Mason County Sch00 prmc1 . .paIs ... ........... ,....,. .. ► · ,,, 1 l Alfred S0Cle • ty Report RIVER R-�1� JJO RT ( 1 7 ) H e I Wan ted MT. 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F ll(Jl"I Wl 'ltE NOT TO() 1.A!!f,1 I STEP ON IT, '""'' )'• � i•MG01NG AS FAST A S 1 CAN1 MAPPY BUT: I'M SURE JIM 81)(8'1' , WO!il'T MARM MV �OM • • • ~ .".3_!.!� I To Sponoor Supper 1 1 1 Wanted To Buy c 1 4 ) For Rent 8 E D F OP. D I tems_ ""f Interest ---�-==---------- ror s,1111 !1 :1 " t '• I\ ',/l llo l-"1' 1 I .,.,bul, ltt'-tlt!.!B .111.k ·, ... 11" ·•· ' .. 1 ,rl -- .. _,.. �-1� -· U.1 -.Jl.. hi • � - • --� .... l , ' . • ' .! j • • -E'�11f-- _ _...,__..._.,c BllS,,,,.,.,,.1''-J..Erl.- II,· l ' AL ' C/tlP �- -- 9,1 t� �- , ' .. - Mrs. Robert Reibel Entertains The j Mrs . Strauss H osts _ . Ph,lathea Society At Church Thursday Jolly Club On · .... ,.. Di,M<f No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Mn. Robert Reibf:l entertained the Philathea Society of the C hurch of Christ Middleport Thu rsda y evening whe n the group met at h e r home _ for thei r regula r monthly me e tmg. Mr s M a rth Childs prc� '. d•d 1 ,• n th,· • ·bsence • of the pres 1 den 1 c1 nd Mrs _ • Ed wa r d Frenc h rea d 1 the scr iptu r e for the evening us1ng the 84t� Psalm : " A st o ry The Witch of �ndo r was read b)' Mrs . Donald (, osney. During the bu s ine ss meeti n g money was turn e d over to the , \ �rea s urer from the vanilla pro · Ject. It was re po rted that t�e Loyal P a l s class had do n ated ! heir 1 g:H s t a ys and eups to the so c ety o add l o the o n es that the y LIABILITIES . • . were plan nm,:· t o purcha se. llan.ahd deposits · of 111 d1v1· ct uill�. partn(•rli Il l JlS, F .ma 1 ,, ·'I aus were d.1scusseu ., for and cor ations 6 , $2 733 64 50 •r-• • Sf'rVill" 1 11 ,,. a n n ual Hflmebuilrler� i 1'11' me 4epo•itti of i n dividuals , part ntrsh111s , I class b a nquet and the folio win I :, �· and corpora tions 1 ,957 , 1 7 1 . 81 commit lees were named for th� ·- : Dcipo!Pt, of United Statt's r.overnmcnt 1 1 11fl udlni,i . ,ul mc1 r k ct wh H· h 1 an . I bazaar I PGltt:l sa vings) ,i, 75,948.52 iwrt t h , \ 8t h . d • , posit. of States aml pol10c.il s11hch v1�w11� p \f 022,037. 04 next mon th l Solic itu�: n . nd i ,,. : �1 .� Other �-depo · sit s ( l•ert if1ed a n d :, cashier dierk,,; etc.) , . 8.514 . 7:! up : Mrs. c·larcnce McN:al, M�s . 1 le" 'worlh, Mrs. Denver • - ' "ar TOTAL DEPOSITS $5,214,405.74 Rice, M rs . The o Neulzli ni,:, Mrs. 1 --, �!ii.. 1, '11.JTAL LIABII.IT , JE.S $.'i,214,405.74 • •t:ar . , s l1 _ :11rs FrJ n k 81'�1•h, I Mrs. F,·ed I. Gardner. Miss M a C A P I TAL ACCOUNTS · ,be! Hysell and Miss Mi ldred Hawapit.ll Ji�k; ley I Coml'l)on stork. tot,1! rar $ 1 00. 000 UO ,t . . . $ 1 00,000.00 Named lo t he ma r king comS 27 5,000,00 mitlee whieh will meet Thu r sday __ ; u'::ft�� ed_ _profLls _ 33,7 10.55 e v e ning before the sal,i were Mr� _ Re se-rvc1 (and ret i r ement arcounl for prl ' frrrt·d stO( k ) 6, � Reihe!, M rs . William Slater, Mrs. M. L, Ke lly Mrs, Ett a Ma e Nor-1TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 414 ,7 1 0 _55 1· ton, _ --·_, Mn. Childs and Mrs. C a sh I _ � I Uahr. TOTAL LIABILITIES A N D L"Al'ITA I . ACCOUNTS SS.629, 1 1 6.29 :_ 1 ' 1 nrk i n !! at 1he b azaar Fr idoy ·t MEMORANDA will be M rs . Ernest L11 IJ11r1cc, I ', Allete pledged or ctssil-,';ncd lo se{· urc ! iahill! Jcs and M�s- A l fn ci Hou s h , Mrs. Etl�ar ' for othe r pu r poses S 739,703 75 , Allenswitrth. Mn, Gos n ey and Loan• H shown abovt• are after deduction of Mrs Griff Hussell. Workjng Sal' reserve■ o f . $ 43, 1 3 1 .36 1 urday will hP M r s Hobert Mc• ! [, EDISON H OBSTF:TTEH, Pn•�i(ll'll! nf l lw ahove- n am ed bank do Elhinny, Mrs. GPorge Ml•i n har!, IOlemnly twear that the ;ilwvc slal1•11ll'lll is true to lhe best or" my Mrs. Homer .Jones, Mrs. c_ ; eorge I knowledge and belif'f. El)IS<)N HC>RSTETTF.R, President. Women' s As,ociolion Correct.-Allest : R. E HOU.."F Attends District llfeel ALFllED M . E LlU:HrELD Di r<'rlor s. Thirteen women o f the Women's f:LUON WEt:KS Associatio n of the Fi rsl United , STA.TE OF OHIO. COUNTY Ot-' M E [GS . .�s: ,. Sworn to ·and subsc r i bed before nw this 1 3 t h fla y of Octobe r , 1960, P resbyterian Church, Middl e port, Gallipoli s .an�, 1, be'l'eby certify th a t I am nnt a11 ,,fficer or d i rector ol this bank. spent yesterday i n whe re they attended the Fa ll Mi\NNIN(; n. WEBSTER, N o tary Public. . . . Dial r lct me et ing a t the Pres byMy <?Qmm11S1nn expires December 1 , I OO L . ter ian Chu rch. The main 1peaker for the afler ­ · nhon WBll Mlse Beatrice M(•ClPJ. I a n, a fratern al wo rker in Egypt, Attending we re Mrs. J . c,_ 1 1 Ha r ley, M r s. Ma�e11s Cha mbers:, Mrs. W. H . .ruhl mg, M rs . Lilli.in Steiff, Mrs. Freda Bratt, M rs. 1 Jame s Sanbo rn, Mrs. E. O. Te wksba r)', Mrs. Edward Burkett, Mr!:i. 1 Karl Owens, Mrs. Roctney Down­ ing, Mrs. Harold Sauer Mrs Dale Walburn a n d M rs. Di�k Ste r: rell . EROY , 0,, POM f . 0 f-"- 3 1 60 p " . vt- 1 "•u 011 c vuwr , 9 ... ... ..... o, 'ohl o, ,1 I th• ••• o u....... In, l'NplfnH to oll m•d• by Comptrol ler of the Curreno, ·under • ,,.. NIMI l111 • u 5• Revistd St•tutu • ASSETS "'"�• �•'-NII-' �nee1 with o1hi>r ha n k s indud 1 ng reservf! $ 1 ,009 • 6 1 8 -3g DaJ.an(:e , and c ash itt'ms 111 ·prue1, ,,,, ,1f t"ol lel" l iun ,. On"� - S�tH Go vernment ob!J�at ioris. d i re{t a , llld l'Ulranteed 2,478,507 .48 ......_11_ tof Sta tes_ an1! �ol 1 l 1 {' a l sulid;v1s1ons 296,008.95 d,, n ote� . and dd>e nt�res 1 ,742. M> t . or - Co� e ��ks ( 1 nclud1 n g $ l l .Z50 UO �lolk e�• eser v� bank 1 1 1 .25-0.00 . � ._ ., Loina Bani .:.:uJ!•sc o unts ( l nl'lurl ing $81 ,33 overdrafts) l ,7 1 l ,56J.97 e.s owncf1 $ 1 3,000 00. furn1t ·1rc and fb.tures $17.425.00 30 ,425.00 ,. '}i 1.'QTAL ASSETS $5,629, 1 1 6.29 I �=• �.! I De ' /;,i rot !' I Hud son and Mn. Ira Butcher. Publicity chairman is Mr� . 0 . E. M Kini ey. � d.on.a tion was vo te d tO tbe Salva tion • Al'�Y by the 1ociety and M rs Child s reminded the . . wom , n lh' ',• ray vis , 1 w<ill me m M 1 ddl epor on l he th and '· ,th ·of N ovem be r s he urge d all to attend for free x- ray Mrs . Childs repor;ed th a t the hospital gowns whi t·h had been made last yea r had been given t o the GS!. She also presented a pro j ect of sewin g shirts or pa J a • ma s for the Elizabeth Child ren 's Home. The Heibe l home was decorated with fllll llowers for the meeting I and Mrs . F rench pre si ded � t th e (' off l"I" sc n ·1 <'e v.- llh Mrs. (, osne y . at l he t t· a. Mrs. lloscoe Satter fi e ld . 1 ;""as a so a hostess fo r the even- 1 mg w!th Mrs. _ Emma Bii;sctt .; and �1 rs _ Sid n ey P1d.c ns as contribut- 1 1 1 1 ;:: hostesst>s. Mrs. W�bb H a l l . tiuu s c 1,: u cst of Mrs. , Reibel was a g u�s t_ for the evc n� g: _ __ _ � _ _ I I I I Riding Club Pt,.,., Cool,01&1, Trail RWe I AT TRESE SPECIAL PRI CES ,: ' .. .,f . 2 Door Sed.a:ra;, 1 F,in11h eXtria aood. nuns swell . $795 . 1956 PLYMOUTH VS Belvedere $795 t 4 Door Seda n. Like new fhush. Worth murh mure. , 1957 DODGE VS Royal • Door Sedan. One local owuer. Sha l'p loukm� ca r . 1 �59 OPEL 4 cyl. 2 Dr. Sedan $1,195 · · · $1 ,395 l( fOU are looking for i:u milea�c. lwre ·s tops. One loc a l owner. r ,1959 CHEVROLET VS Impala · · · · · · $2,295 Hard Top 2 Door. Chc>vrolet'a finest .ind lwst. 11nd this one is f tnut in c ond lli�11 and appearanct> . TurholllYdt• , rear seat speak­ er. S.fet)" •tra k d1Uc rcntial1Shows te n dt>r care. ' 1957 FORD VS Fairlane 500 I: lloOf Sedan . Sharp car Inside and out . rordomulic. · 1 957 STUDEBAKER VS President $1 ,295 $995 '4 Door Sedan. Flr1i11h and upholstery Hke new. Stu<licbukcr ' a fin- - \�, ,' , lfS• BUICK VS Hard Top 4 Dr. $995 j �kJ1DS orl1ln l two ne gr en fmish. Dynaflow Urive. , . , 1 956 PONTIAC VS Hard Top · · · · · · · · $995 a to e . · 1 955 PONTIAC VB Hard Top Cpe. ♦ Door, One ot l he belt '561 anywhere. Hyd rfttnatlc. ......tilul t wo ton e blue finish. l-lyt.lramaUc. 'II , I At Blaettna r's 1956 FO,JD VS Customline , William 8 . Downie presided whcr. the :11:cigs County Riding Club met Tuesday evl'ni11g at the Salishury Township building for their Octobe r meetin�. Pl.a n s were completed for ll trail r ide and cook out Sunday. The group will m eet at the E J_ Hill farm and leave from the re, at 1 p. m. They will retu rn th ere at 3 p. m. for the co o k out. Al the close of the meeting ref re shmcnts were se rved. I TR U C KS . 1958 CHEVROLET ½ Ton $6? 5 • ' 1 95• GMC Heavy Duty 2 Ton · · · · · · $2,195 �• • Cab. Neurly new 8.26 X 20 !ires, 2 IIPCcd rear axle. V"7 low mllea1•. W'1ill\ ffi,�dl more. t... FORD VS Pickup · · · · • · $995 · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,395 Wlilt fMde, Show-1 bt>st of ca r<'. Extra i�1d tirea. LAETTHA R'S "From Bugles To BulcW' POMEROY,OHIO t j, - - . , -- ·-- -� I I The WSCS or the Ch este r Me- I thodist Church met Thursday fol' the ir regula r mo nthly meeting with 1 8 m e mbers pr esent. M rs. Ro bert Card presented I ' th e prog ram "Living Echoes '', a program o n "Christian Citizen­ ship". Med itation was by Mr's. , Canl 11.nd a song in uni son "Jesus , Ca ll:i U!!" with Mrs. Dorat al the pian o . 1 . Mrs. Carri was assisted by Mrs . \ BookmHn. Mrs. Jelter s, M rs, Rice i.nd Mrs. Knight. \ M rs. Ca rd closed her program by re11ding th e Methodl8l sochil I creed and prayer . Following a 1h o rt service C'Om­ 1 ml!m or.ating the 20 th annlvel'sary o( the organb.ati(ln �ulh Karr I sang "Let the Lo wer Ligh ts Be 1 Burning" aceonipanied by Mrs. Card. Mrs. Jeffe r s and Mn. Dorst en­ tared c11ch with II li�hled candle I and lit 20 C'andlea one each yea r of the or&anizali o n. Mrs. Kar r gave a ehort history. Four candles on a small tabl e we re IH fo r our local soric ty end Mrs. , Wi n dsor lit a yell o w candle for our olde r membe rs. M rs. Karr ii a blue candle for mernben of the prese n t. MrN. Can.I, a green one for members of the future ' and Mrs. Michael, a white ca ndl e for our dece11.ted membe rs Emma j Reibel. Mrs . George Pyles and Laura Brow n . During the soci a l hour, refreshrncn1 s were ser ved. I I o · \1 · · ''· C h, ,. 1 t-S �tra uss ente rtained " Re ligi o n m the Chu rches'' am on." The poem "If J e,us Grandparen ts a re Mr. and Mrs. t he JO1 1 Y C1 ub We d nesday eve n- wa s i he to pic of th e dev o ti o n s Cam e To Your H ou se" an d Fern Gillogl y of Carpe nter 11 nd ing at her home on Unio n Ave. I led by Mrs. Willi!lm Baicter at the group singing of "Ble ss Be The Mr. ,nd Mrt. Lincoln Russell of • . , .. • A · r f meetmi;: o th e Federated Circl e Ti e Tha t Bmds c o ncluded th e n. sh Or t busines s 11esslon was I Pome roy. Mrs. Daisy Knapp of cnnduc ted by Mrs. Otme r Gr imm, o f the Federatr-d Chu rch he ld devotions. West Columbia is a g re;1l grand· preside n 1 - · 1 1,e 1r a, e 1 mg pr ize do- w edne11d ay eve ning a 1 th e ch ur ch . mother. · Mrs. Phil Williamson, p�sident -;;.;;;;;aa;;;;a;;a;;;;;a;;;;,;;;;;a;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;a;;.., nated b y Mrs. Gene Evans was Group singin s of •·My Faith was in cha rge ol the busine9s ses• P a w rde d tO M rs, H en ry Dai'I ey . � L ooks_ U p To The e '� openo d the si o n and plans we re m a d e fo r a . �ames were played dur mg the devo! 1o ns, followed by scripture r ummage sale on No v. 10-12 in soc1,1I hour and prizes were award- reading b y Mrs. Norman Kl ocs. the church i.ocial roo m. Poni eroy, Ohio ed the wirmers. A ho1 tess ,: lfl w as Afte r asking the q uestion " What A des.sert course car rying out pre S4! nted to Mrs. St r auss, w ho al so wo uld lt mea u to you and y our I the H allow een theme wu se r ve d Not Open Tonl9'1t received a birlhd ay �H t from her family if there we re no churche s , by the hostesses Mrs. Clarenc e s� cre l p al. ':' birthday and an an• ill the co mmuni ty" Mrs . B:J-Xte r M a ssar, Mr s. e , j_ Ebersbach and SATUIDAY m_versa r y &lft fro m a � eer�l pal stat� d � hat if the chu rch Is st rong M n;. Beulah Neu tzling. The tabl e wa s sent to Mrs. John Le.f hei \ who Ch rist 1s strong. We ca n st rength- wa s attr a ctive in white co v er and "THE HYPNOTIC EYE' ' I wa s unable to nttend ' Jacq-ues Bergera c, Allison Hayes 1 en the bo dy o f Chri st by regul a r centered with an arrangem e nl of · - also Hdresh menl � were se r ved by a tten d ance at church ser vic es. f a Ii rIower s. N & pkms also car ri· ed PVRPLE GANG" e. em a t "THE h H II h e oween o ut I f a e story d the the told She o( .!l � s r above amed n th ho t s to those Barry SuUivJ.n, Elaine Edwards an d M rs. Wilb ur :-1. a n n i n g, M rs . El· , man who attended church r egul9 · WILL BE 5 NOT 91 don Will. M rs. A 1 �rl Wooda rd a nd ) arl y and wl:ten .1sked why he was SUN., MON. and TUES. Dr. W . S . Ha rt o r Sugar Ru n 1oo fa ithful when h e could not Mr�. Don !l ld H a .Jell . LES UNCHAINED" "HERCU TIit· October mef:li n i: will be . hear Lh e ml1sic, singin,:: or preach· in Pomeroy will cel e brate his Steve Ree ves ' e l t at the humc of '..t r� . EJJon ing he answered " I go so that 95th bi rthday Saturday, and n ot I my eigh ted . n ��"� ��� �� 98th a ��e�o� �� .'�1 1� ��s: . · _ __ - I II I I I ,' • DODGES ' 1 95� Dodge CorAnet . , . . $�5· 2 Dr . Hardtop. Radio. Heater & All Power . 1958 Dodge Royal . . , . . . $1 595 2 Dr. l lardtop. Radio, Heater & Autom a tic. Trans. 1 957 Dodge Cor�_liet . . . . $1 395 ' 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, Hea ter & Automatic Trans, Choice of 2. . � 1956 D·odge Coro�et $1245 } Cl ub Se�an. Radio, Heater � '�ut.omatic Trens. 1 956 Dodge Cust�:ii . . . . $1 095 ltO) al 2 Dr. Uardlo11, H;&dio, r Hcali.:!r & Aulo1�atic ' Trllns. a \i/.'·\ : , " ' 1954 Dodge Coronet . . . . . $395 1 954 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan $3 45 1 1 Radio & Hea ter. 19$i Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan $ 1 95 Heat�r & Defroater. - - · --- Photo) .4.,.,. rJt. $695 1 956 Chevrolet Bel Air ' 4 O r . Sedan. Radio & Heater. • ', 1 956 Chevrolet 21 0 / ·. . . 1 2 Door Sedan. Radi o a nd Hea te� $795 1 954 Chevrolet 4 Dr:i'S.don $i95 � . , , 4 Dr . Sedans. lladlo , Heater & Automatic Ch oice of 2. Radio, Hea ter & Automat 1 956 Plymouth Belvedere . $895 1 4 Dr . ' Scdan. Radio , ' Keatet & AutpmaHc: Tnan•1 - \ -� · 1"955 Plymouth Belvedere ' . $795 -t, : $595 J 955 Plymouth Belvedere 1 955 Plymouth 2 Door 1 957 Chevrolet Bel Air . . . $995 4 Dr, Sed a n. Radio, He a ter & Au tomatic Trans. up 1 956 f'olCI C11stom . . . . $995 'trans. . 2 & 4 Or . Sedans. ltadic,· HpaLera 4(; Au·tom atic Traru. k ' Choice of 6. ,, ' ;,� Clu):) Sedan. Radio & Heat er. • CIIEl'ROI..ETS 4 Dr. Hardtop. Radio , Heater & Auto . . $345 1 957 Plymouths ·• '. ! . . :! $195 \ip : tl { 953'"Fard 2 r,,. icHardtop Trani, ClulJ .Seda n . HatJw. Hc-ater & AUtomatie Trans. 1953 Dodge Coronet . . . . . $395 ,, :- l l � Radio, Hea ter & Automatic Trans. Cho ice ol 3. Station Wago n. Heater & Defroster. . , . $195 1 955 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $1 95 ;, ,; l�j���tf"llkiO�• ! l 1 f57 ,Qe511to · 4 .-,. S-.ten . $1 1 95 ardtop $995 6 ��� .!!. r l� 1i H ��.r l?�. 1 956 Pontiac; Station Wag. $1 095 4 Or. 9 Passe nger, Radio, Heater & Automa.tlc Trans. 1 956 Buic;k 4 Dr. Sedan . . $1095 Heater &. Defrosters. • FORDS 1 958 Font ()ustom 2·.Dr. Sedan. _ ,Jladio II Heater. --:$: ·,· 1 957 Ford Faivlane 'Sbo . 4 Dr. Har�top. Radio. �alef ,i AU Power. . , I'( �s;, ,:;,' , '' i Rad io, tfea ter & Auto matic Tra ne. Radio, Heater & Automatic Tran i. $795 $1 1 95 ,. ;; ' $1 295·_ 1 959 Dodge VS Plc;kup $1495 1 956 Chevrolet Pic;kup 1 956 Ford VS Pic;kup . $1095 $795 FORDOMATIC 1 955 Ford ¾ Ton Pic;kqp $795 1 955 Ford VS Pic;kup . . $695 ' 1 954 Chevrolet 2'Tan . . $995 1 954 Chevrolet 1 1/:z T..Cl� .. $3 50 ,.__ f · _ I M M E D I AT E FI NANCI NG .R . H,· '., R A W L_l'M GS . I •I s,,o. �. . s c. 9.� ·� ,. �idd��rt "" - . i------�,'.'-!'1,.�•·'.'-:'."..:i'-"'.,::'"'----,E���'1"��-:,::! _ �'."'.: �·':: ·-.:;:! , ll , r..! _:'l!: _��::""�.�-:' , "'."""..-�."-;" _ ,.__�,� - :!"'..,., -'"-�-"..:"�, .:-::".•-�-��- -!!_•_••__--"'."."."' _"':' _ :i"<.��-,.. --' . I S.c;ond Ave. WY-2-21 51 · ____ Thomas -D · n t ,,_ � I .. er A Middleport Band · - - ·- - ·' ! tiE,�;\������:t'.�:o:;1:J'. • •· --,-,---"' - --- ----- -- - 1 · om Mike Fultz Nam� At youth Conf . . . . . ·e'�-Jren·"'eAlternat·e •I1 n back to the Gay Nine ties with thei r ••• �. dess J _ wg h o!.,m led at the . Th Le iho w, · ·Memories ," at h.aUlim e o f i Al a mee ting o( the Middleport h i o n , Uoyd, Middle' hom e of t 'll a n Robert CNtes. · 1 �he Mid dleport-Nelaonville game, · ' · · t.., , . a lter a len'C:�1 mti:er of Com_merce h eld last A d1scus s 10n wa s p resentCd, p er, port, Friday momlng · · · last night. ' · _ mab t .1.t w.ia decided by me mbers taining to the su rvey team lrom gthy llln e11 . A baby buggy formation wa s as-Mike .Fulti, a Junior at Pom eroy almOlll aa well. ti red Mr, Tho�111 was a. .J)t1119eU,l, to endorse a beautifica re ti on Miami University which ia now sur. sembled su.ggesti ni mother walk_High School a nd so� ol Le11 i e • · , t•e thirteen ma king the lrip are . project •t the T o n the lower end veying th e Po me roy _ M iddleport f.armer and1 llfelorig retldent or F ultz, Pomer()y, h111 been nam� an \Vffliam Allyn, Chillicothe; Don- • b a by at whic n time the band ing Rutland To w-n•hl.P. · of North Second-at in Middlepor t area l or added impr o Yeme nll. play ed ·- Pr�tly Baby." alte!'Jla le to att end the Second Na - .i.fd. , Dryden, Gra ndvie w ; John EikPlans wer e mide to beautify t he u was also dedded · by c ol c Surl' ivor• ate GQe da'uihter1 icin, Go Stephen Th•! majorettes .!thowed th e i r tlonal onfere nce on · the tiJJ:>erg:, Jackson ; C outh Y � i h me. Tw o members t o a ttend the Public Util- Grace Gard ner, a • . i lllan d with flo wers and shrubbery, Atom in Chicago on October 20, 21 j �r Arling ton; Ro� Heitzman , stulf as they did a cute ro utine to The inili�I planning wa s sy.ggested i tie.!l Co rr.mission hea ring 00 the aon,, G. '111offlu, Rutland and · 1!1,UBt(ln; Barry Hilton, Columbus · ·Daisy" whJJe the band formed a and 22. by lhe M id dleport Garden Club. �losing o f the New York Central L. E. Thomaa, Middlepoff,, ;,icyeJ.e. tmoo�; ,Jerome McDonal d, Coll � fro� en ts n stud lbil'tee other Also iurvlving are six rrand• l wo.s reported that 66 toot of Dr po�. November 2 , .. t the PornCharl e l!I; John M�st�rs , y011 couJd almos t see the littl� !:it. So ntral u theastern q11bus and Ce Qh10 ea ,:r f been c o mpleted 1 d with boa t ock has children, 1 grea 8roy council chambers. andchlldr f W y.; illiam Academ ij win n to ke �umbu amed h trip t a er ding stream a1 the band played fll e . 111.-J . . the exception of pain ! lnc,. a nd three ueat crea"t &tandcbll,. w e ________ Down By the Old Mill Stream" W c, t ot a, �Ill .qven _in �lwnbu1- N ul avely ; · Thoi;naa Shehan. ·' i, h F Mi �v•d ti;ND E W� ()Ort tt1ce res ddle lo � end, es deal� man . pn:� _ , A-AaUer wa1 voted to be writien d in . d ren. He waa , 'M11? th • 01)/o Slale liiihWV Dept J!le . for a fourth quarter touchdown i n last - formed a movln • mill wheel. l>ll•. Wt!!,!•••;_;...�1_§1 . t�•. Q!lt� . Ill by hil wU�, lilt! a ...... . » . 1" UVI lrnton ., ..,. .._ � � · _,.� - arad 0 th Nelso�'::·p- Or M ���>''4- "l Wanl A . ' ,..,'"' r�ng· th� � n.tul"at the �-�.l.>1,,,,.. --4'•-� -..i.. - -. ., ' � ey� clr1··. ffi•y-fon,l',i<Ca glrt -.1111, ov ,. P 1 Glacl,s · v i lle , n r, le I, , m i e ... wtii ' ii sbted •«f& r ; po d --w ' cj" -·11imali . , . ck' N.gbr· la Ol\d in . IJje a rge D · Mlddl•porl T, Ju nelion o[ 143 an d S rvi be e !rom t . 1 crowd, eo t el o o) ing h[p, to remind of grandmother elch, lk!blin . , OOhHri bua an d Southern ·n d, C ha"ae Funeral HQme I n R ,. witb Iler hoop ,Jtirta: Ud bustle. Ohl� E��tric Compan y. The four allemate5 arc Ted AtA report fro m the merchant! Monday at 2 p. m. fri will be c -The group then mo Jed into an lter natea kinson, McArthur ; Erle BrldgewaMike o ne of four 1 · ) )' � 8 Q n r nce o c commlttee wae presented received at t he fune home an • "M". form atio n H they pbytd the the trip 11 a ny of ter, Athens ; M.ike Fultz. Pomeroy, wlll who make In observance of li re prevention time and burial �ii· be made in , Jn1 p)tfistmH profflo tion details. It lighJ. song .,nd coneh1ded with t he the fira t thirteen are unable to do a nd Michael Groseclose, Sunb ut)'. will. be ditcuued further at the ,,we ek, the seoond gra de of Cen tral the Wright CemeJ high school Alma Maler . 110-------1 . .l ______ _ Sch ool with next mee tin g. thei r te acher, Miss Majorettes for t he Middleport According to l_lobert E. Oates, ., Mary Vi rginia Reibel, visited the A commi ttee was appointed to High School Band arc Cindy MorriB 1uperv i sor ot teatlng at Ohio St.ate, nd ward fi rl h_ouse, Fr�day af- . nominate new officers. On thal h Ameri�!ln :,Ja yor, I WHBREAS : A well informed Colleen Wilson, Neda Br adford, ._......,_. Kenneth MeElhinney, the standard,c ored of the thiftfln _ ter Devil B oos Bernard • , . ·r ' n ' o members o n re a , committee Village of Middle pory., and ChuleJJ pubhc 1s essenti a l lo �ood govern- fl:eYer�y Cundi(� and_ Benrly Per• candida tes whO lin llhed highest Fultz, Richard Owen and chair• A talk was given by David Good·l'r m, Jim Hood IS drum major, u-w �ga r , Mayor , Villa ge of Porn- ment on the lest put them in the upper ----win of the Pomeroy Police Depa rte roy, have proclaimed Octobe r 20th We, Charle s W . Legar, May or ol sisted by his brother John Hood. two or three percer:if on natlqnal Veteran D1 · ' es ment. who. Is also a volunteer fi reElect New .1.,toxication Charges re- Pomer oy, and Kenneth McElhin• Karen Gregg . and Marilyn Swan D ay" in thelr 11.s "Candidates n.orm1 for 11th srader1, first sernes. · man, on f i re preven 1ion an d 81 fety . ney, mayor or MI" dd leport, d o h ere- are flag bearers. . ter. H.e added thol lhe four alterspect1ve towns. ev Am11in8t eMr. Goodwin explained bow call• proclaim Oct ober 20, 1960. by ws: o ll fo n o i t procl■mama Mike id d n o whleh The of e, ea, t i na i 1 Seven ,11rresl J were made by are reeeived by the ri remen in v arDay"' in the villages of "Candidates and acluiowle(Jged here� it Be or f all a r oflice lice o P MiddleJ)Ort ious ward s of the vill age, how and Middlepor t. Pome r o ro claimed 10 ' o n e an d all: p y tbf: ' aa.me common c-h arge, intoxi- alarms 5hould be turn ed in AHA SCORES , and E. Mo tley pa111 ed awsy public me e ting , WllHilm A WHERf.AS: The Ru tl and Red Devil Booster i,:utlancl 15 The plalin• , cation . what preca ution can be ta ken in early this morning at his home on I will be held st Mi ddleport High Club met Tuesday evenina at the MIMl'"rt 54 Nalsonvllle I Amsted on the charge were case of actual tire. S Oliver Mitch, Lewis Van Cooney, . ou th Front St., Mi ddleport. He School, Octo ber 20, at . 7: �ri p, m. presa box - co ncenlon bulldln& at Gelllpella 22 JKkMn 14 was 83. lor the pur pose or brmgmg the Patrol John F. Rice, Blaine Bing and M r . Goodwin, assisted b y Char- Ch a pman Field. Loaa n I Pemeroy 6 . He Wll born in Well _VirgJn ia ca ndidates for public orfice before [ P resident B ill Brow n presided. Athffl, 16 W•ll•toft 14 la'mes Darst, all frorn Middle- !cs We rry, a second ward fireman, , · , and waa the .!Ion of William and lhe voting public. port. Richa rd Hawley an d James gave a detail ed dem o nstratio n of Tre11urer Jean Parker repo�ed .,... Glllla 6 IUo Gnnde O H a w o e M n C pm c h a u L y ,Farley, both from Cheshire, were how the fire truck pumps water bills paid and a bala nce of $348,iO tcner CrMk 20 Southwntern , �on ,I. · s are ' · Y0•,k C••·•• \1 WHE · REAS : Fre e el ecti on Uew 1 co nd u clor fo•r th e N DoWer 6 f ro m a hyd rant, from its ow n tank, in the treasury . Tlie cost of t&e ..lpr■ 11 C haualto arrested on the charge . -of good sov- Midd lepor t Fire 1 - I 8 P l nerstone or c ry e v e th - tral Railroad tor '33 years and Middleport Mayor Kennet h Mc- and from a po nd or ciste rn, etc., pre11-box co nees,ton building bH McA rthur 4l J•T t:i ern ment a.s we experience and en The regular weekly meeting of undetermined origin lire A of ards at Pl. Y 1 NaVy the al ked r wo ' ____ ___ Kellar, Lein event of ru ral fire. The imple- been reviaed upward to $1500 InEll!l nney fined Carl _ Meigs Squadron CiYil Air Patrol Joy It in America. e stroyed a wash house d partiall y Plea sa n t du r ing WW U. . tart Fa ll s; $100 and costs an d ments and equipment carried on Ille-ad or $1 181.44, 11 pnvloully W HEREAS : The ri&bt tJl vo le ii o n the property of .M rs. J a mes was he ld Friday evening in its • He le survived by hla wife, aentet1ced him to three days in I the fi re truck were also e:itpl a in ed. reported. A bala nce of $938,00 is · t only a duty but' also a sacred Hawle , no Frid ay eve ning, three ! ihe adqbarte rs m Middleport. M Wood· rs. ters y augh d · wo t a; r Sa Band Panthe.t owed of on t he building and $1090 is jail last night on a charge miles- south of Middleport on , There were 10 senior memben, John Va ft privilege. row C all and Mn. owed on the new cyclone fence. DWI. : eful s tudy ol the Car one cade t a nd two guest, pre5ent REAS WHE Route 7. MAKE TRIP Cooney of Middleport and a 100 The club received a 110 don■Uon for the andidate& and llie Issues makea c se<:ti on meetiilp and 1 e 'Mi o, Fire r ee t Volun port Middl e ne KUALA LUMPUR, M•lay a UPI from the Kin Club. John Motley a t home and an informed citizen and an i ntelli• Departmen t was called a l 6 : 1 1 p.m. w.Jrk se»s1on. em Motley:. · • Dinner To Be T1&med y sed, i a r -Malayan Premier Tengku Abdhl he on s d n a r g An election of officers wal!I held Photographs were taken o! all .and quickly extinguished the blaze Rahman le lt Frida y ni,ih t tor Eur- with Robert Snowden chosen u One , brother Fra n k Motley , Sa lem gent voter. ' Jnlo Ra1ly Wednesday ,, 1 J!?eSent to be uat;d in .rnembe� J without ditlicully. n Va., 1i:it grandch i ldren a d sev• nd t il e United States, taking president, Paul Patterson a, viee G Due to the dema nd fo r tickets ope a th� umt filea. lit Lt. lio,rard Fire Chier Tom Dant d ec:lin e d eral jl"el t gra n dchildri.D; ' to 11ecret propoul " him ith a f Q preaidenl, Mrs. Virtlnla" Michael " to the Moeller for Cong ress din- � C, - · to make an estimate of the loss I Dailey, squadron commander, re,. dis- 111 aecretary a nd Blll Bfflwn u He waa a me mber of the Bapin Lancaeter, se ttle the lndonesion · Dutch ner to be held DAV fu rther investiga tion t oday. quesll 11.I I meapben who Gan• not until •\ .,. · ,ha,:on Y•unt1 i&i,t Church in �iddleporJ.; pute over West New Guinea. He treaaurer. . Wedneeday , Oct. 19, the dinner The building contained a w.ash- been photographed, in uniform, ll.111 . J>cmero, Rlgb Scbool Mal'Ch• of P_omeFoy and w� a &pa idsh b be n changed to a rally, it s a id he w ould dlscuu t he plan Plana were dlacuped fQP t ile e u iJlg machine, tubs, clothing and to contact Robert Filher and b;y [)oo with Preside nt Ei1enhower and Halloween Carnival which wm l)e lnit lland ulidier the direction of American W ar Veter.an . .a ae n noun d today WU eld tools.. It was located about 20 feet fllake a::cangementt to be phqtoFuner1l servicea will be b ·lll •n Otunt eahi rman. B ritish Prime MlniS te r Haro ld held Saturd1y, October 29, at the Ray Wood,eard &hone in Ofle of ,,,_ reston , program chairP ullen, Me'-6s Gerald ....... ....,· hte. y om the main house which was gra phed u soon 'u .,., Macmillan. .,..-,�ormincea of the aea• M ondaJ , aI 2 p. m . froVI,, the meIr best ...., hilh ,chooI build!n1 w l th d etaiiI •• leport-Pomeroy u Mic:Jd the ·of Rep_ Richard Bolling (Du. man ________ Mem renewalablp for 1981 n i ben not threatened, Chief D11rst said. to be an nounced soon . A member• 10n u a Jpectaculu haHtlme 1h0# lawUni&-Co1ta Funeral Home . Mo.) will be the guest speaker_ Rotary Club introduced James -----a re due no and ahould be \.'OIDw . Donald • Re\'. the h it w 11;htp . drive will be he1d Tueitday, of a trjbute lo Gletin Mlllcr WIiii Middltport - SinUon and John T. Rud)", FriMARRIAGE LICENSE pleted aa soon u pouible. , AU 11. t 0Rlcla in e n Boo 11111 at LQpn fan, to e th p. off m. �, r l8, begi nning at 8 :30 evening when the Rotary POST 39 TO MEET She rman · Baahon, 18 , Bidwell . Octobe-------, preeent members altoold have a miUtary funeral day be wlll It hi&ht. 'met in the basemen t of the Hea th Hy1ell, 17,. Drew Wehlter Poat 39 Ameri can Air Force, and Dorothy Residents , =ive: :heir rehewal cardo . the fi:ene1 B en nett Post of "MEIGS GINIRAL HOS'9T,\L l Methodist Church. Middleport, Leg io n will ho n or WWI 1 veterans Ru tland. the atep hJ1h t ug t e miii froni Headquarle,ant e an li Wi . epor m c arge. tt. e Benn Adml111ione: Rlehard M r. Stratton and Mr. Rudy a re at Ile regular meeting Monda y, � ters, Civil Air Patrol . band moved to • G. M. tormaUon . Fr iend, will be received at the Raci ne. o f the Survey team fro m members .:" Oct. 1'1 .t 8 p. m. ne made famous tu a U . tbese cmil . baYe n ot been pll)'in,: whllc y n ru o er • h Learn Death Oiechargea: Mn. Arthur Nelg• ON BUSINESS TRIP Miami University currently con. Ray Reuter l.!1 in charge of �1•1 be n received , P le&S;fl notify Lt. Dalley ;;ur.!1 w1 and his ban�-t "Str Miller by GIElnn. Rivere John er, t R■cJne; Paul Darne ll and Ruben Collina ler and daugh ducting a comprehe nsive survey of Jt111eheon of chicke n and noodles 1.cluii BlUN.'' The popular Miller v iew Cem�tery, , al 570 Gril.nt St ., Middleport, o. Reeve.!!, Middleport and ' Doyle , M iddleport-Po meroy a rea. The waB '.f¥blcb will be sened following are on a buslnell" t rip in Columt Serenade" The nea:t regular meeting o f • HMoonll1h theme Knapp, Langsvilte. Davi 's bus. • me n told ol !he "Work bhey were the , aquadron will t formed tthe meeting, lht1n1 played. Nex.t the uni be held at , 4 1 squadr on d o ing her e and lhe plans th ey another a e ephone an d PIaye headquarterii 150 Nortb , Fire Drills Held By the ( graph o have t.o eomplele a Word was received yeste rday ot . Ave., Middleport, 00 Oct. 21_ Any outatandin1 MIiler tu ne, "Penneyl"" for fufure de,eiopment. the death of Jame, ,�,k_wood D•• per,on in terested 1n Civil Air Pavanil fl.llOOO." ''Tu•i!do Junction," Racine Fire Dept. The regular meeting was pre- vis. 4 7. of "Pontiac. M _ 1ch1g a n, w_ho trol UI welcome at thete meetin"• I· , Fire drills we r(! h@ld last week a danee cl1111ic arr1nged and re" ' eed ed by a mea l i sened by the was k t-l le d c ar lY FrI day mornm , as ear h in wae t r e rtmen Mill g I PI Offieer Robert Fi5HI' Hid toa Mr. Dep d e r Fi ed Racine c by the by ard even nd faff! 'With ·an a m11 r lo I l a med.fo the and -ople t .. ung I o y lo na r� • hn o · J . Mrs. church the •• UnltHI P,.... I " rn• of ,, lad , or when str uck by a n intoxica ted da y, are care of our old people. The Re- m ore ehallenglng t•lk-it la tlme the audienee viewed a ,treet I - Southern Loc1I .!lcbool1 Ula t .__ Jehn f. Kenn•dy:Ke tchka, Mrs. llulh Blake, Mn. motorist while on the s idewalk. lll&Udn. tected by the departm ent . t pro u an-ou effort, new a nch o t u la opposed have leaders . Sp�ch to rally at Sagin�w, publican Mr. D a vjs was born in Putnam Ch ief Alfred Lyens said tha t Fred Hibbs, Miss Bess Sanborn Ann 9u ncer Jim Lohlc in formed lfich. : Ac<!\l!ed Vice Preside nt progress in such areas . . . They off�nslve for - peace and .free®.m" ll. e w s Cri James Mre. and LC)C A L CONPIIINCES s Count y near Buffal o, w. V a . He The three-part offensive would vleweri of the climax ol Miller' Racine Grade School made the Richard M. Nixon of showing "ln- pretend. to. believe that aid to The Fall Selis�� of the Local lefl here a bo and t c u 20 ye ar s ag o t o was formed u ing d s buil J • a: belt exit time. The defenlle life a, tbe ban� f dltferenee" to the nati on's unem- educati on will result in 'federal be. pla nned by a aupreme 1 i e Brown Jug," • famtnar Mil• cleared within 28 seconds alter I C onfer�nce of the � Mn-cure employment. , leadlnt:' 1:U L el&,- ' ii cohi:reaa o( ,. · s and. th e R - controls ' and tha t m"edical ca re :counell, j geli cal United �•em, Ch-• . . •-• Middleport Lea· the 11larm. � for th e aged must be ' voluntary' i zens and by 1 1erle1 o f re&lon,l Jer tune. waa the mu1ic play ed , .� •. P10fffl•0t problem r1M r. D;ivis is thc son °f th e la Ie will be held in the Ame g _ n 'Carm 1 church � . publlc.n p,1rty o f "leth I d d · h th wit e Grad cone n d Ii e e p•-•The Po rtla show t wa s Nex th the head• ot au wi fcreneea n co the ut B ntrol. o c e t a st r e d un ed t Id . 11 nd Calvin and Mary Alice( Johnson) -Wednesday evenial·' Nx i n .' OUDC lt::A• P 9 l�Y March aa the hl&h steppers School. 37 Pupils leR the buildin g , Middleport S"Lreet Foreman Le- Davi1o. Survivors induded three followiDll tbe, .rev1ttJ.1 serv-•r: 1 , .' · . :_=.,::n ;a:: �une • �� :ot truth is that they a,re simply free natio111:. The aim would be V:clt the field. · , Letar t, the At seconds. I n 'l must Improve "to forie program• of aetlon�pro,. Ellis _announ ced today that brolhl'rs. T. R. Davis. Mason; Eli as Clayton F. Lutz of ·s.,.u �n "• -, va., that " •unless uneiorn�- against p?'oJ1'ees.nowe The majorettes, Paula Sayre, building was emptied in 50 sec• wis 1 1 that will Jnaure that we gram1 t only to comn, o ti �ill pick-ups in Middle port by Da vis, Buffalo ; Johnnie Davis , Po n-- be in c'ha,g� O�iclal· del 1 tl · uc ed leaf a Ui r u o r a ove goe c , r, plO)'lllent Ziegle it la warda, n a School Lo High Racine at Ed d n a onda roi, I i"1 the f t n 1n n cave n ger, w ould be tiac ; two . half brol �ers. Clare nt-ej from Bethahr ,IJl4t s 1f �r : :� � ::r C:mmuril @m Andtea Evans, Carolyn 811-u, Ruth took o ne mi nute for pupi1 1 Lo , the Street _- S �!,�:n��t :::o m; a 1� � r:!e :�!h l"!t �=��� �tl:�� nt a o Dav is, Gr1mm s La. ndmg, J. Verner c hurches wUl Jqitt · ibole of Cal'll!lel made nex t week. u o . rd1 an_d San dra Well■ added in ds s . Edy,1 leave the building , f 11.tencth." . ' tion - n p0&l a u .· le aves in th e fir st and \ Hill. Buffalo; two sisters. Mr�. Jem- for the meeU.1 te bra in power there Monday CultiYa .,.. , . mu1t , people _ _ -•t ____ _ to the evening's well received per .,_ ma n y · •' im a Williams. Gursville; Mrs. Gend isposed or; be will warda ond se un employ� well as air-power." t polmU1t been aome highl hat sevcra1 t with lonnance iaiOned prognm • y env ue ,· , • TUesd.,,,- in the third ward: W ed • ! eva Haste, Pon \Jac: and lwo half LODGE TO M'EIT Gen.t .• " Commen ted "I do not Pntlden llehard M. Nl�on would "demonltrate to the peo- Ulh.ed orfllnal routines. Sarah WeaVic• IVAL · ��ING RIV n n)' King, Columbu1 , Fa M.-� t� sisters. rd· arid Th u n;wa par tourth sday, e n �c t rnaa o ra Th r moc e st e Ma D hipful s Wor .i flag the 1 �nd Newip•� , plea of the world the determl11a,. tcin and Sharon _ Moore are rl d o to w Speech Revival n s Perli adow Tyler e M , :Ms. g d' n mee� a the , en Frida E at ward. Clrmel fifth UB y . Bowen announ ce. th at Pomer oy day, the ·,' :hu� .RflVff agreed. Unemploym Forum at Beverly Hilb, Cali(: J uon ot the American people to beirffs. · letter was � to ·be written will tow(! · WllJ be gone completely :Mountain, w . v�. M. A. F. o . 164N Lodge &. v� .fil ' never lnilanlficant to the l orde d .e ae mile the i . travel bower ccm n .t • ., _ Announced Pre&ldent El n The body wiH he ta ken to Ruf- o 'clock- with Re-¥. l'reei.,td Norfi. ■ , hold ,11 special meetin g at 7:30 aver igain and an y leave s missed fou£ milllOn America�s ""! � has agreed "to con tinue hil he• to ..elp them achieve tbeilr h lt:h· : · OU.Y DAT "IIINDAY !.'l early Sunday morning .1nd will II t� nangelllt 'Qd, BM. •F. � falo 1 lm n up. ca th�t b"y J:l be held this p. m. October 17th, tor the pur- will be- .pict:ed ,i "ant 'lo work, bot who pro,rami rcic work f or peace a nd freedom " est poten t.l•li; 0 n un a1 t a s det flra _ the rlng on 11 e ddleport Church Pffl of ��ter pie free ' �,-ftdlY. ,t· tJllf/ ve noti� Uiiat aer will d. Nl,J. If iaer v ad n a s:: f n ih: H �� �� 1re : ;: 1;r: �he::. re1b- te���f!�/�d: ��: ��re!� �� r:i.. U11•• �:,.•�·. to rally at Ann ArbQr, · the · world ia un� · tn itl deternilha-:.� of -ctitlt:' � durlhg '' (he church · gree on ofte cand idate. Ref 'me;; "While we ha ve do · I G uest lill&ffa INive" t,illen serlouRIY Sunday, .,: • t completed be will es vic e r a they that not nece111ry i1 Malter All , ,. l'!:;ed . nv be will � n me WOfU ��I •f · • Me ,, h ip tcl)�l n ��• AP,d 1 · fo lion �� Co l.lm 00 h 1.1n m mar oi t asive aggre �µ� of lhe � body. · i n the a rrival tionB.�c'iwl!'! e i two areas o( _our : • .lie f_MYke,; . ,I, )f:...•,.'_:.,, 1 y,,. o i 1 ij Jf �ffl� Qljf 'f . . '. • _•••wa,,;;j/J • if" 1 ' \. ' \ . Wtt:.lr/-l �ri: 1 ' · : . ,_J.� I ii. •• (" ' · i\ r\ I I s. d:; I ·1'G;a_de Srh-' . . Di Studen·ts To·ur I f',,e St t",.on I S en Flied ·'11"'-· .c- . r' t 1..n.�_.,._ · proeIaun • -ct . 0 age Mayors " 2i}th "Candidates Day . v·nI 1Spams' Red Club Off'JCers TUesd· ay . .e�!: (S - I At l eport_ \ 83 Jn M"ddl I Middlepo,rt fire I Deportmen·t Called I Ouf On Friday ame at andidates Are a y1njJ' AbOUt Each 0ther •9:'·" ' �=1 if! IIMl,_ffl!�l!W Of Of J. L U Ann 1 I 0cfu� nr' Colwnb . will s,raeu:'� I w. h· moat, .. al = :! �iii Regular Loe I s • c Holds Ro."tary HearS T lk By M-em:be,s Of Survey Team tmfh I. =:...::==::..-----------------'--------------�-- 'ff/L "· J Meigs Civil Air s· hines At u. s. ;\�1:n PLATFOll,l,I .. 1� s. SWEPTLINE with Used Car· I I -,,_ J::AJ all :.1 I:, ,,: Criolvi ll f' sub�eribt'rs c.: n· dial Th�_ Cit izens Telephone Co . of pany lo be coovc r tc d t o diiil; lhc Cool v1!lc, At hens County, is ton- ;.iut-ovcr having been fflil de pre\i- ' L i t llt' ffockl n r;r, Chester ind Guy8 \· c rt in,:i: o n r to the d ial 11y1tcm in , ou&l)' al Chf'ster and Lit tle uOck - , Yille or vice •crJiil, free of charge, ;hat commun ity at 12: 02 a. m. Sun - Inc, Ba rn hill !aid. The compan y t}JI , di,dinJ! lhe pre-fix number and Jay, acc ording to an n ouncement s�rve,; parts ol Meigs, Alhena a11� then the lcl('pho:.I! number o! lhe · ' • penun beinc, callet1, ye.ster?•Y by Vice President C. J. W.11hina:Lon c:cunti,1. Barnhill. 8.lmhi.11, in _f,dvtnCI! Qf th•-! :A hre bar h,11 be(:n installed in 1' hc chance ia made po,1iblc by fhlnge-qver, ,a:1\'e lhia informati on lhe Coo l vill e office tor th e Co ol• a _$150,000 expam1lon pro1ram r�i!•rdl11g uJC of. phunc• Under the , ,vjM� \'olu nt.cer Fire De pa rtment. '{It� tire- number is 667 · 3192 which which Includes a new eti nt ral of• new 1y1tem : , 1 rice at Coolville, Barnhill u ld . . A · , )COPl'i'llle 1ubRrlbel's onlY, ;ca1j,· \'JIii rl na the ph on e s or �II 10 •te, nd.by power unit hu_ bern pro . jhg : rt •u�lbtr pn their On line., 1 ,neri\ben ol tl1e dcJJartment · sim­ vided. _ It will L'Om e on _ auinnu1l- i,-iU•$ :dial ,Ut, pJua the laat foqr 1 "'t a n eo urJy, lf a ph one h1pi,ef:!1 · �lta: ' of th9 "'J ephQne number ,, be in uae, ;i. dl1tinetlve i�Ler- 1 ically m cue of 'wwe:r failure. An all • num eral 1y1tem of se� ' '"- peno11 bolnJ called. , then haql� iql"-;en ringin g tone and d ial to ne ven digits . h.ae been adopted to lllfl 'the ,phone er 20 aecond1, t hen �l,i 1i1nify ttuit a fir e ull has · t , l:Jlf.fl m.ad_c:. Any one of the 10 confo rm "".llh the nallo� - wide pi�k "' the phone and 111k. , • · l•• n can soun d the siren by . in tertoll di.al system rcqu1rementa TOUCHDOW N - Somewhere under the ab ove pile ol football players is Manning Baum. falling ' Gur•vllle · U11n1 1he telephone in his ho me. , . S!_!beeri\.era Barnhlll said. gardner , Middleport fullback, two feet ins i de the end-zone for the Jackets first fourth quar­ Pre-fix tor incoming calla for f�m CO(Jlvllle �•m �rarily :w ill d;lal ;' Coolville, Cheeter and Little touchdown ter in last night' s 54 to 8 rout of N elsonville. No. 33 is Don Roush, Middleport CooMlle u nder the new 1y1l.em i2 ph11 tpe Jut {ive dl&ite o� the [Jiocklng will opera te out of the tackle 28 center Eric Chamber s, and No. 3 is the Jackets wiry halfback Bill Middleport is , t o nu will be 187; . tm: Ut tJe Hocklnc, df� l')' rp� . a t G uy,vJUe- :,.,-kenbura: telephone exchange. t un uip thlt l trunk to ptevayl Harris. (Sentinel Photo) ti eq . ,� 11'ma froin Parkenburg wishin g and for Ch ter, . 989Coolvllle now .eau pel'IOns in the three towns ei h11 88&, ntanually op- blcn.t 111 ln1ta ed i n the GuyaviUe I- Wil' dial the ope rator at Partener1ted phones and will be the Jul office. All 1Ubscrlber1 in Coolville j bin·,:.' community urvect . by the: com• mu,t dill 661 J)l'.ev io111 to the laat J_ Subacriber di fliculty in g etti ng --- - � · --four dili ta ol the number being d� tone In the Cheater Exchange I area, 11 caused by h ea vy usage of • w• · Presents Gay called. , . 1 the1 1ervicl!. AddJtional new equip- . Subserlbera in Chester an d Lit• ,, .. tie Hocking ean dial local . sub- ment· has bee n ordere d and wh, n I ,n,.... " Ibey ·J,ave b<en doing it uri,ei and I, 1 n,1a lled, the dil- , Nineties Show ead Aft t · · .I f�calty will be corrected. �b)' diali ng fJ-ve digi ts. J Middleport C ·Of C Endorsed Pr.01· ectAt FridayMeeting I _ Radio, Heal�r &. Au.tomalic Trans. 2 Dr. Hard top. Radi o. Healer & Automatic Trans. s. Dn.,_ To r.. ,,.,.,...,, 0/ t'IN Hei., 11- , (i·. lh�mg gradua_te course u_n der �hich the survey team is 1 955 Ford Station Wagon $895 • PI..YMOIJTIIS , Ra,�io � Heater. .. , . , Seil�n $1 l95 ' f.9;� FLd 4 Dr. Sedans . $395 up 1 958 Plymouth 4 Cl-ub �da11. Rudio & llculcr . 88 ent1ne ,, I . . $1 1 95 1 957 Ford Fairlone . . . matic Tran! . DUMP ! II studymg, followmg a meetmg Friday afternoon. (Sentinel . .. ,, ,,i 0 \.1 SATURQAY ONLY Randolph Scotl - G a ll Russell "SEVEN MEN FROM NOW" · r�:r> 1 · Save $100-00 Upwards To $400-00. No Reasonc!aliid :Offer'�Wil l 1 · ' ,,,,, · ': !'!' NOW d Move Be Must Cars e Thes sed. Be Refu .. O U R L O S S I S Y O U R. · GA I N ! H U R RY'! TONIGHT Audrey Hepburn, Tony Perkins "GREEN MANSIONS" (African-Jungle D rama) - 'al!IO Dor is Dowlin g - Arthur Fra nz ''RUNNING TARGET'' (Both Showa In Color) Also Cartoon �s.:r::.· .I I RA W L I N GS S LA S H ES P R I-C ES ! '!?�ilj Drive · l n Aldo Ray l��ond M,uey "NAKED AND THE DEAD, I ' I I I a1 y · 1 BAR GAI N S lt1ullo & Healer. • Coolvillr Converts To MEIGS THEATRE ror · · · · $1 ,395 I Wifle., fil� Picku p . One tardul lonl owner. Body showa it was 1111d moatly a.1 �a r . ... ,FORD Pickup · · · · · · · WSCS -of Chester llolds Regular M.e,eting Thursday w. c· Pa�i�k Royi member of the Miami Uni_versity survey team on Cttl Planning, and Ted Reed, Jr., chauman of the comm1·1. •• lll=ie, . o th e Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce , sponsors of the �OJe�t, flank Doctor Rudolph Frankel Professor (?f the City 1 I I III I . j • • e STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES Mrs. William Baxter Le,d Devotio/1'5 · �\\�g';,.1D:��0:n�n'� \;;on�:::� Oct . of a dauihter, Vickie Sue ' .1:. . d . d M I W o.., d nesday Even,ng e nes h t urc ,. r e e e, e t1ng uy 1 1 at Holzer Ch H spital. A· ' I ANNOUNCE BIR TH Mr . and Mrs. W i lham I IHruld SALE N CTIO INVENTORY REDU ' "c " '., 0., Oct . 14 , 1960 II- Da i l y S ent in el , Pome roy - Middleport , Oh i o ..: 1 .,t" J\ rrh . •\ !I ,.r 8,iot t "tl i l1. l l l n h 611 . t'ol lllnlm!i, Ohl • ::--H fg$ '80, a.:. fn f�· ,, \our.. Jtffl". f!., ,T ;\�· �.t . ...• '.':� ,3�� �aiG'iP- �f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 14, 1960