https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/386ea6ce2a9aa160f077a7f3860f7217.pdf b114136e26a12f6e86404039481941ed PDF Text Text - -- 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 �" Panthers Lose At Lo gan, Jackets Rout Hounds " I SCORES· I erence In ...._ Attil Pbtnts, D'ff 8-6 Pant her Loss A Logan I Poo'BALL t BY BOB WING• E TT ,C � • SCOII!! By Unltff PHH International Mauillon B Cin. Roger 8.ac on • - SEO AL gnd Pomeroy Panthers, three lime loser m McKinley 50 Can . Lin. 0 Can. . 'lfti.Oli. were outscored 8-6 but not outplayed , Friday night by Muti m Ferry � Tridelphia 6 A' llft·d-up Logan grid team on the Chieftains home field. st. Clairsville 12 Cadii o P,lllul-e to tl'ore extra points af- ----------- L:.nrasler e Coshocton 7 • IMrd quarter touehdo wn from not aeri9\l,llf ..,tbrtat� me Un'ion 18 c;:;. Winches ter Tb , e \ Pireview Of 1961• U£'>llo Team IS d I Shown TO ads, N'1gh Crow D BY &bl E' IYWR O • t . Sentl�I Sportt ldlt•r 'f,l'. p Q:ood aerial arms, a hos\ of receiv�rs apd /J stone wa11 of P.rotectlon sums u the Middleport Yellow Jackets' 54 to 8 rout of the Nelsonvil r,e Greyhounds Friday night. ,erial tllat covered 54 ya�. JI WU C lonch s oina in for th, Sl'Ote to wrilJ up a touchdowh iJ)ara<le and the Yellow J.ack.et 'r AL w for the J960 i� ���pa�!� _Score bf quarten: Middleport . , , . - . 6 14 2 26--M Neli onville . _ - � . a. o 8 0- a Statistics: NelMidsondJe port vill'e Y uds Rushing . . _ _ J8D 1 11 282 Yards Passin , Paues Attemp�d . . 16 f l 3 Passes Co m plete d . . . 10 O o Passes Intercepled 2M: 471 Total Yardage 14 II Firs t Downs 10 30 Penalties . . . Pun ts o 2 for 33 o Fumbles &. �1 es Lost •o> o F umu ________ D 2- •:: ::: ::�:. ::: L I ___ A wiry lltUe h1 l fbact, Bil l Har-- ., · o t th d r o i n9. &co r Hound,• • Mi Hl"ste loped •; 1 1a i1, r Gene yudt in the open._. b; rullbtd: 48 ial:k'TIIEa· s st'otti i:esilate ft )fediftl: 18 1· n re in n ri second a and minu� g UM d ttl d i ng ra ctor in l h t• P an t \lf tttT ll at , 22 d awnee Mec anic1bnr1 Al t h start of th e fo th q � i::i�: :-:::P: :�! f1Y :' to :t.i! h:lu. Col . F.ittiiiOOt' Col Central 20 halrback, EUia Cl onch, 11 t hered I ter Lofan qaurtttback Bahttif Lt· r' , lopped Logan in tolJI - tempted a pass to end Bob Ei'tmie-r lJ'Y)per, Arliflg'ton 14 'flortltinglon in a tM yard •PllSI play in the -,nd l wo plays la ter hit Harri5 on _ Min d , pass romplet eions , on I fou rth ind two cl otinl minult.1 to open and rlose ·• wcree n pasa eopd fo r 36 yards . J!fuaUon . 9 . tipwr1s bul t he ext ra ?°i nt Panthe'r �effftdM Don Sa'yn: bi'ok-e �itfht\t � B'ex:Jey 1B th e Jackett' tbul'hdo� pa rad e /or a t ouchd ow n. l •dy o a w, s before a l ara:e Dads Night crowd ...,,.,� too mu C' h for L o o �h up th·e pl iy ! nd the . Pailtfl� rt· irul'ili'd I) Gahanna. 1 2 ; o:� fo: 1:. •xt:, •�� r:ti �he J a k l in · ga inl!d pos11esston oTI fh'!-11' oim JI. 'llfo'vt Cffy \,I M1ffi1n e at Middle port . Ultl'S DO)s to overcome , beld J'ile lsonvl lle J or t hree downs elbisely , fq9iht 1,ist q u � r ! e r . Sna.. Panini A�•d: On four J)\pa Pom·eniy m'o\\il! to llffftftt f2 ff� 0 and forced punl. Paul BrunWN atraiih � For Meond _F tll!lT HA L F • k t 12 rchvtll6· · · Rmsl,Qro "theil cr .,,l' 1111 win·e·"-m1rtt n ••the Loga · · th , �11 �,ton's c J-L kick We nt straigh t up and f k icker, C h .irI es Dau be n. • ,a.." s o .... n MCh IJU tYrut l5 U� Smdli\ky 8 fli p� a short to.an to Bro\\rt\ he ets had a first and' ten Jack t unfNthad the va y k f o to 5 Theft!p&on ha . 1 • ,.,Jk � f .ard: the "rilh t ai�1i fe. \\rown took \he Zt. n., vRI� : ('.lltnC'Otfsf 8 at the .Hounda' 24. • ._,. nen 11 wu tak en by Panther , ha k 1 , attac t t pu . .. , 111 ... sld-ette'ppeii I J.,olan pla)'e'r �\.Q(!: I> Gloutter O . - alfbark Dave Brown and re- ball nittt.d them MON .,.,. In tht, , Baumeardn. er and Carr moved Chen1ic al Control ls I'Su " l and t:1· � to the ri\l't v�n:.a.vm Pll�� h 1 o e t l , to the 38 lo begin th r bat • �� /u : ' t�r be l\t C Jti � l{a . ,y t .! �1f:� ! e��e b; Ui��� ��:1:� au t i be e n r w Frkf Beet To Stop Moles t t q • ' - ,.I_ guard Mt rk Matheii). Hesler Piel:P•rada TD lt•rta ,.... Nnl • Many hom e owners are finding of I DM\f!Y Hl nclJ eml R icky 8 ::; · " '-'P'I USJI • Bau 1,,q1 the ftrst o tren!ive pt,, of ed up tln·e� }'ard1 o\i \he nti:t d n ar nd mot es to be trou blesome in 1rou er scored f rom th ere llll: ,. r 10 O c....,.etw Jeckeh ltt ttt. � 'Cie· 1o ·t1ne . -· v John Cl�\a . !f1 n � ..,. o. " w t•, ' on I•••• ' p �,, ball • th· Ind ,am·e, Pomeroy fullback Gen-e 1,11 ot 1, ..,1111 lor 20 net· Y• rds . pm the next pl ay to start the th eir lawns. While trapping i.s prob,,. •1rA · 1 1 ... •..h qu1ner ' . i:.rfled fo r Pomeroi· and Bro • _ wn ..-.... st_ - , • for . • 1111_ or! and a t o.uc hd own • bl th be •�11ur me thod •f o. • t ro1 . � e nd S touc"--tL ,• � . Own '.9lay. 'ft6ttf �.l�.-��e,ft��, :. ,· ca� m e','n, are a•·• ' , 1)1'DbenJJ1 ire reC'overed on 111n on • ittond , h t he fans a pre1ave lhal parade m .... •••a , , , b 'C. ,,i; u 111!, .., ii ,;; ., ._: ._ UJSU!'I � . Wl\h e on lltt. froWi ver o burot 'h•n · �d Lo1Jin mare hed to the Middleport took Ntlsonvl ll e'1 view of 1982 and 62. Chemical con trol may be ach lev- . �e � Ft;�_ 0 ..,� JI.....:,._ n quarterback Bainter at- 8:(t leil I n thf" ay opening kickoff and qWcltly caovby destroY, i ng the ea rthwor ms ed 'JM ii V� , . Hindy hit Shafer fo r the · 1 nd tni:bs on which the ,moles feed. 1'he ditci■ive P�a,}' of n;:e S•me ,.,, 1 1 . A paas from q1,1artered lo the Gr'eyhou nd 48. Hlndy 1 . l'ft;'t II te . L'i. ►,r y BainJer was eomplete \aw Bufllntion attt·ni:pt a Pi!IS_ t� -1 @. handed off to J:larris · on I q\Jic t p om ta .a nd with the score 36 to Chlordane, DOT and Lead Arsen- , . 1 . wt · I Ji:obert Ell i nge r, wh o wen! Poulin rm-· tl,� txtra -potn'ts. tii'il opener and the Utile balfb�ck ·J Coach Thompson clea red the at e -are thr'ee mherials which e u m, .,. �11 0 the Sl'ore. Ellft11er int erCfPted a nd Logi n i· set out o n a 48 yard jaunt ltld rnch of linemen . ln ate th e males food supply. f�t 12 '.TD WH scored seven plays mainh.lned t heir lead. l • first tou Chdown. : - Nel 1onvllle pun ted . o n third det ails on cO n trol ca n th e c oun� the Jam e 's 8 a r , ,. � the Chieftai n11 tool! posses • H,' ndy's pa,, for the e xtra polot·'" ,town in the n ext 1er1ea a nd th e E xt• •••• · • r ,· ____ "" r e: "" ilil'i\',,li flla 11m'e flre J VCiV'e � of _ , e ut n mi lut the In ___ k 1c ,,_ et ·s e 1.-, • , Immediat y l n -..im a •started Bo', nler "'""r d "'"' n . · .... · "-i....:._ fel l I ncomplete and the J ackets 'r. rortamoulh Elat 58 N orthwe,. t O roy again began a drive to Pome t h er touc a dow . n d ri t ve l ed by a the poin s. t victory tl a rgin on m b had a 8 to O l ead with ohe min • o SC OR E LE SS ONLY ONC E : Je tt end ,weep . Th e Logan TJJ was t hreaten the i r opponents. In t hi11 �l�dletown "8 Poitain oulh 16 -,re1,h �an and Soph omore l i ne. &'One in the first period. ute SADEN A , Calif. UPI _ TM A P ',; h West 82 Plkei,�n 15 tes remai ning l• 11,F,�red wi� h seve� min uh's 50 se c - drive whic· h began on the ] l , Buf- 1'o,.1�o�!u. Nelsonvllle moved down field ' With seven minu . 9 22 Rose Bowl game between 1 I ee Wh s L r i n ive l ucas r ds rin 36 ya picked up gton vt e O l e-r .,.., c the fourth period Hindy hit l fter the kickoff but ran o ut of o ni!, left ,n !he f1rs1 pPriiJC.l. Washington & Jefferson a nd Calif. loes Short ly after 1 h e Log a n Sf'ore . 1·arr ies end HesCe r 1 1 on lh reee. Waverly 48 New Boaton 18 with t 1 2 y ar d touchdown ornia resulted in the only sw rel8 Jacket the at 1 g■ line. Yard .. st f . the Panthe rs threalene<l w i t li , s i x Wi1h 1 : 59 lert in the game and the ,Col. We 82 Ma ri on Fra nk. 0 . au. Bindy's pass for t he points ess tie In the history of the West Th J · t hree. coI . Aca de m 20 Du bl'm i,... . e lfl"'dleport backfield teamed carries and Hester l l in as n o good . ter. The drive WIIS stoppe tJ al poin up to move t th e ba ll out tG � he t <'lassie. Coas the l li yard line w hen t hey a g ain bill on the Lo11n 37, Winebl'fflner Westerville � �don 8 and Rl ndy hi t Raymond (Ho t,�" -w ••• ' eouldn Greyhounds Tile hang t attempted a de11j,eratlon hin to Grove Cit)' l �iffUn l!I fumbled · t •dog) K loea wilb a sharp PHI onto the ball after receiving the NEW FALL Buffington. 'Bainter liitef�ed at '(jr'Ov� 'fG lheyavtlte O l•l• " that carried lbe Jackets 52 yard.! ' Logan · too posscHsiun · 19 ,�11n "•I· SOUlh o "" vv Si .._ubeov!llt "'f" lckolf and Eril' Chamben re• , ran two t hl' 29 on a be3U t I" fuI pa �= · 1 o,'C •• to the Nelsonvil l e 8. W1' th thre, 1r• playa, a t tempted a pa�s. then play 2 •t........,. overed a fu mble at the Grey.1'7 11:l Ol'et\tt"lf'v •t ·,. :,. J: "'=. O •• · qua · baclr: ktePfi Mindy went iound 47. k punted aflor llc,in:,: a ble lo pic u p •• ..., , � • . Ba!'bertlffl 28. Akron _ 'Gaillebl 22 overrtefrro m th e o ne f90t line. · •1n- Cot Lli\M"li ·Col, . Ndfl;r, f8 Log� n 11ept t:� tne "'�"!'unu , ;• Coach Thompson pulled all only one f irs t d o wn . E n d H ay Hlndy'1 kick for the polp�a after $tOpe with 4 minute 45 Poulin too k the ball on t he 4:! y 11 rd in8 small ya rdale, ti) rnl. lnh Ille 1 _______ seconds . s Suede or $mooth Leather , wa1 low and the Jacket. -,ere left and I Freshman-Sop ■triPt' and 1 111 1oped ror what ap - l'lock homore 9ut in front 12 to O •t. �hii ltart ,team kept the touchdow n pa pt �� �..'-,. The_ pass c ombjflan Sizes 4¼ to 10. pe a red to be II louchdl)wn. H o w ever rade .of the second quarter. . the o!fici1 ls ruled the ball ile :id W inebrenner to DU'e on ,he move. . W'I\ wai Nelaonvllle waa Qnable tp move ,'. Sop�omore lJUarterback ,, l'Yld � eood for fi ve con@,tflt, whPre ii was r�reived . Oiler • ,-.., � . . i n the lecOnd quarter 111d tli.e �lppid a • 38 yard touchdown Pa!B Pomeroy axiin thre.11.trned 1 he yards d\lring file �Vei'i flf. · Jack e l, t over o . ok the o d1 u H ri • � J>tvid Blee on his eigh t h pit)' Chieftain dl'!fensc with a drive. \.d·l'M .. Stl'1S� �5 after tonln1 them !or • 20 �m ICrlJnma, aod . Left half Eddi• Bulfiogton ,,n the U!O e \ •· ••� . ya a u a n m MIDDLIPOIT., OHi& �::���:::�.��' i���� �";;;. ;� Y. rda ru1hi� "'L t ' ·� flhl&r ii ,--. :a!�: r:o� :ni:��4 Mann- c �b��d :new��:i. �:U��: pasii nll \na: Baumgardner rolled Out for n ear hiin. Oller tried Dave Brown on the 22 and four Ya rds to run ror 411 to the Hound•' 35. Hlndy hlt the extra points, but pl1y1 l at e r, Pomeroy was with i n Passea Altempte'd couldn 't I mple,l� o fasse, � t'itMlbn of Ronnie Carr Oh the aeoond play make th e Chie ftain 4 yard line . ffiW , t � mterceptd Paaae, 1� i fftr •1 bo-x- from tcrimma re and the 1 30 On a fourth and two ;iituation 1t With a IUUe leu than two niin, , 2 !- !n cil� , lalned � the utea reipal ilittl I n the ga me , Oller t he pound Sophomore eom Lo1an'a two ya rd l ine, 8lgnals were total ya1'ds , wns o irst D iibn;\ 6 tl'I iii\ion ally P3 Yards for the touc·lr n. Hin- · uncorkecl m l -xed a n d Wln111brcnner was stop- F anoth er to uchdown I a. p11111 ped for no ga i n, thus endi n g a n- �enal\leii ·e\rlre'd. flilll . &tWttn Cl e ver dy ftlt Mike Sh,ter WI l l 4 80ATING SALES DIP Fumb Cfl )' � i'Wi. ir:a'ffef' forge for the point, after to-◄-�t ve the · other Panther sc ori n g threut. 1 2 1 Suare -'Y ellow .Acketa • 20 to' O half CHlCAGO UPI - To tal dollar a\ Mfl'd'ftoil ,Mtt: reri, · I n the l�J rd quarter little head- Fumble, B)' quar ers: . volume. , retall 11 lea or new outtime letd. ./ way was mJde by either team . Ln8 0 0 0-B Garden. an ,: Lo MlcWI.,.,. to board ,notor1, outboard boata an d . kicked Jan controlled the ball for the ·. be dow n ,a ,-e" . , •� . : . ■•- �, O. O G .G--8, . � S,eetly M�, · 1 1 _ /pmeroy blager i;i.art of th e qua rter, bUl-. Ort,, ii fav•d at D·l . . · ' • , ' -� ' :;.a "l!enl'· .. • compare�, . 'ttith hoo ker Fernandez, _ f lor a e<1 1958 u\ei, uy I 195t ut will ■llt I \1 ., Kunnnan clhnnN ., the , .-� ' · per,,cent, me U n a in the Garden'a . rs of three n■/ L.nl1h t TV bout. with • yard j aunt. IC11nafflln �lonal boa ttnc trad e associations , ' wore tGI� Friday. e - rM ,_, Ito• :,-lilt, . OSfeSS Of And If Denny doe, win, makh• ...,.._,,.,. m akor Teddy Bren ner HY• he'll 11k the New York commlsalon to' M r■. Join Tewksb11ry enter. establish a new l"-pound di visio n. taln ed the Fortnite Club a t her Bnmner saya the n ew tla&1 could _, home in Middleport Thursday be launehed with a l ate Novembet _ n Carme and Moyer ll1ht between evenln a. M ra. Joyce M il ls, pr�11ldenl, wa■ B1111io. in charge o f th e short bualness meetl nJ. Mlaa Paul i ne Zirkle WH TOPS ALL AIOUND a 1ueat for the even ing. SYRACUSE, N. Y. UPI - S)'fl• Othera preaen t were Mn. Kitty cuat, the natlon'a No . 1 e0Ue1e D1lla1, MiH Carol Bachtel, Mn. squad l11t : sea■on, led tht mijor Eulah Hen aler, Mrs, Mari lyn Fu1lz t,am offense .with an 1vel't1e 9f Mn. tb;l.6 y1rd1 per came and to� Bachner, Mn. Carolyn Sa rah Owen, Mlaa Ann How ell, the defense with a yield of · 96.1 Mn. Loree Smith, Mr11. Jean yard• per aame. Smi t h and Mrs. Patty Kloea. · i.ierri D1itrtc't N-. 4 Du rlnl the eve nl n,: the wedd in g ' .rt•t frlo. tl1S ann iversary o f ftlra. Slilb Walt era 111,oat o, colib1t1dN ,i; was obaerved. The next meell n1 will bf! held a t the home of Mn. Jean Null on Oct, 27. OP IJ,111il Re rre,hme n ta were 11erved al In ; th• St,t• of Ohle, at tht CloM of lu■inna �-� � , u �ff losed of the rneetln1 by the c the f r j ... th• "" ltr r . • , re C.....,. by ,., wv.2-2440 111 •• ihNI lllhff In rt.,.... h elll IN• hoaten , , 1. . lt1t� ltt'llaecl I. Section 521 1, U, a f i.Vi_, tr!" p ed tt n..r ftn> Ii 00 -Mi � :::� �.�:::.: �� :11� l 0 s Riple Vikin t e �n:; �= sOutla T ; ": he y g Ru tla nd Do es It Again o ,e i 40-20 ,I , .. c . W s ite m F aha a 1' h al on -Come From Behind T0 w·ID 15•9 B'1g o sure .Sbot . 1 ���gt• Ranks For Pro l:3 t nLas nsl 5 T e Plai ·O v r h e � t, Admiuion a, October 13: Mrs. R<r ";f!ol'Ke and ihfant . b. rt_ Wilbu r Profitt, Po,tl,n � . B irt h,, October 13 , A dau1ht.., DIS<'b arge & , October 13: Get,rge Thomaa Kenny, Mrs. Will a rd A. to M r , and M rs. Howa rd Coleman 1 n S y r en m �"�!°::� � � = : ��·. r.�fg:r to�b;:�� !1tr� :� G r��� �� o i b i M Di ana �ich e lle Minto_n , Deborah Po r lland. taf_ Hatheld, Mn. Ca.rr1e Day Bell, Dea ths, ()(.'tobe r 13: William EuCarl w. Scarberry, Mrs. R oy J. Pieinon and inhnt, M rs. B rynton gene Sultu. J: 1,-.::n "1;?'8 'q-,_ 'i f•� I. Ulll� & ,.., l@h. I UII \111 $2 99 THE SHOE BOX �u 'it � e l.f DOUt u. OJ\i ffl fM:�t 1:Mit �i }a , ht Mi�.l..11 � f " rs. ·Tewksuury s F Th H Fortn,·te tub Use,! Heatla1 Equipment ARMOLD BROS. PHONE WY•!-8194 1111. IDT QI ,,; ' . 1 BILL STATBAJlii ii "tell• BOST ON THIS SHOW 01' TIIE GOO» lllllSIC jli t 11 -� - ·, '-- -- - FI - ·•nflivenary . THI FtlST NATIOlAl IANK LONG ••coito Ca1h, btlancea <With other Mnkl, incllMint: re'9rve BALTIMORE UPI - But Jtechl­ b1l1n<'e, • nd natl ltema tn �rocus of colledlon - - - cha r'a 85-yard field 1011 •••inst United Statm Govetnment obl'Cltlotw. direct the Ch i cag o B ean In 1053 aUII and cuaranteed - - - · - - - - - · - - - - - - • · ·-·--;· ·�- - - - - · 11 a Nat ional FootbaH atand• l•n• of Stata■ ind ,oJI_Uctl ■ubdiv!•lon• - · ---·-· Le1,1ue record. Rei:tUchar, when he Ohl1-•t olloeb-<l)Iekldl� Isn't klcklnc , aerves aa a Unebadter wit� lhe B1ltimo�e COIi.i. , . Loa:;��i:�:11=r:itii�itti';�1wJ·::::: Bank preml.11 ""!I'" JIS,al-'1, liduret N.&11.• •· - -·- 1 r·--·--••.-.-•• ,1.�--•-:- - - - Other alNtl · ---- · ··- - -----·�·- .. . � . -.! •• .l • • �� - - - · ·· · - ··· \1, . . •-- - - - - - --�w- - •••�•••·•�w•-•••••• ..,_ ·• avtAL ADDJ!>tO ' it•i.. AIIITI I, t Co'""� • . ........ ..... ,.., , .... ., ' ............. , * CAPITAL ACCOUNTS com..,. ttock. total par '80,GGO.IIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sur,,tu, ..... ......••. ...••••. - •• •• . ..... ... ••• •• .. •• UndltldN proflta , -H-•h•hn•------ ---------------- . TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _ _. . . . . : ...... -, • . . .,. , 1m,.....i hnrine p!OVI..., happier ""'"' hr JN and tho,o •-•d you. ,TOTAL IJABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACt'fflllm - · MIMDIIJ\NDA Aue::.,,�� r.;="'.'.�� ���'.������-···'·· Ad Today- Don't Dtlay - -'-'·· _ • •::::: ' a'l Diles ladloea.- Co. Alllfili,, Olm ··- . � · , � -� ... ..---, Dlntlon. . • -.. · Pint DopOOd ' I O I I Jhies Mr. Carper will be �en, !).ff,'ltil! ' Jli<lute "' youf htime, . •.·• t· -· Olli ' I -· Mr. •. '' . ..,,..,: SMA, 01111 .. � lllld • llurl■p) WI- Wllb •: • : j •' • •s;1iliill1 M t� -� '•!?� Ot!t. •• t. Ji . , . ' . •• ' r I °' .. ' _ �. . ..., .. ' ·-·· ' .....i ., �-- ' RUTLAND omo- , I TO 80 . . , Thru Ice, Mud and Snow or . WE PAY THE TOW! I on a:PAIR ot new · I' tO!' ffrttfont iC-cfdl••llt Wl,NTER TIRES .,. Dome ..,....,_. ...... _ ,..... ALL 81ltl (Including compHI and Import oar sllH) ALL TVPEI (n�on, rayon, lub•· IHI, t11b•-tni•. blacll­ w'■lls, whltev,•11•) FREE, MOUtfffNG OF . ALL TIRISI WI LLIAMSON O I L CO. ' W. . ._ ' FIRES:rnNJl,oDISTRIIWl'OB Phil WWlamlOII _ SI. Main ' I "1 ' Of New track-to-body proportion r The track Is the width betwHn the wheel1. Pontiac Tllo with firmer control. wheels. You ride with sreater • poise, maneuver I 'More room, more comfort lnsld1I Headroom, �egroom and ·• Tom'. . �· '·y, has the wtdest track of any car. And now that we•ve trlmm·ed body wtdth, more weight Is balenced dlrecily between the S • N D W I CH ,. ,) " k Its .A.II Pontia c/ on a new Wide-1J{ji::; . / ' . , . : :·-.:_ t. ' FABULOUS I "'i'. THE '81 PONTIAC IS HERE I CROW'S STEAK HOUSE EACH ·:..�1- . .,:ri II I Save s LOW ,AfC!DI ---'- Goeg lein Ready-Mix Co. I (Off lul wlnter'a p,lce, eR........ 6 Rt!IPs ' \' . e16'ae1t llfflf •l'MDM werr ::--==----=---:: we ,.��.'+! - I N EW YORK CLOTH ING HOUSE · &UARANTEED .,, . WE SERVICE WHAT ·WE SELL Goegl ■ in's Ready.Mix Concrete 'Of Little Billy Conley, 1�8 pound f half kickoff on their own 30, and defensive halfback, playine against in 12 play1 drove to the Jron m e n's a powerful ,Jackson Irorimtn el ev- 15 Where Joie . Dun cain funtbl ed en, re t urned Jackson·, ,mh punt when hlt bircJ after picking up 1 5 o f t h e evening,' Ftid11y nifht, fffi Y4rd• an4 · • ·. fihl ,down , yard! in the fi nal f�ve nri"utea ' of ;Jadulon muc�ed- tliht back a nd artiOn to 3i�e the G,illia Academy iti' l ' Playa ' droV.e' tO 'the GalUpolia Blu� D�vils a thr illing eo,ne £rom 8 but ' t�e Blu_� Dtvile heldl OAHS· behipd 22 W: trlu.�ph over the t� , over · ■nd "tP\ tbe flr1111 play , 1 cha rges of Jim budd111g. f.!van;, l'; m� -,; •�• t o the Ga lJackson g r abbed • J�O flrat half Uifi,lf RagJan and set-in shoultler ' ' · : 'JJter Joe Dun­ l' - 45: fa lil lead when th e lron men look the t�n_ tdt11· 1 ·pl �- ·�om Roderick styles in new shades for fall I ·openi n g kickoff a nd 41'0Ye 67 yard• abl 1Clinptnd ·l�iiid 'left end to and wi11t er. Shorts, mediums, in 16 plays with fi.lllbad: Carl r,g11:e It lti-t�:<EY:Jfti ran the points Lionga, "The H o r:ie" Surrett" bl•at ing over 111.ei- to t� · r U Ullrt•·-'U wi th '1:49 from th e 2. · l�tt' in tb'e l•ffle. ,i4fk so� 'tai�ed 10 gain �nd White In the second period Otfdding 's lronmen drove 76 yard1 in 17 pl ays pu nted lo Conley ithd thJ1t w1111 the with qua rterback Dave Boothe bi ll gam e as S,000 howli ng fa ns sneakl n s over from the two with l oo ked on In amtzelnent. 7 minutes and 7 seco nda remaining · JackL!iO n had 18 first dow ns to in the hair. Surret t then bulled �• llipoli1' 14 a ml 234: ya�a ru1h­ hil way up the middle for the I ma a nd no ne pa$,ling to GARS _245 yards r:rhlnl and n on� pua 1ng. poi nt1 afte r. GAHS cam e back on the ensui ng Gal l ipoli atlem�ted five. passe1, kicko ff to drive 78 yards i n 13 Jackson none. G1U tpoH1 I• no w &­ plays w i t h Ditk Roderick sneaking 0-0 for the ye1r ind 3-0-0 Inside ov er from the two to reduce the the SEOAL. It wa■ t he fourth time count to 14-6 with 1 :41 remaining in five YelN Gall_lpolla bu be1ten the top-ranked J:1ebonlana. in the half. HI P MER y OTHIR S10 ACf lON O O O O k G S oo t AH o n n oh nd J , '.°'.� � •t;CO ••� " .:__"'�� _ ..,,,=.,.,,,==;o,,,===,,,,,'.'....._���'..__'�� •-;;; The Welliton Golden ROCket1 exlended the Athens Bulldo19 lo a 16-14 thrJller at Well■ton -Friday nicht ln a abow of lmptovethent, Wellston scored ftnlt and took a 6-0 le.ad wb en · quatterbltk BIU Sowers l)dled ten yirdf to end Joe Ramsey i n the fl(■t period. Athens ,cored then 'llltheil. M on t BennP.tl fin 31 Jania for the TD wilib John Gro11n runnlllC the con• vera�n point■. IICOND �.UARTIR Well1ton acoted·· tn tbe aeco�• period wh'tn so-,,en paued to Carl Patton for the TD. the play• covered sa 7atdl, So..,;r. tJien pan­ lh e Htr1 ed to Ned Ga1kell point.I and they led lt-8 al half• time. Athens scored tbeir wlnnin1 point, with Juat 2:14 ·1ett In the 11me when quartethcll: fllll BIIP p11H!d to B ■n'J' Wllaon who ran about ten y1rdt thera Iitet1led to Chuch ·Bowlea who rail for the TD. The play covered 31 yard1 y1rd1. Mont Bennett nn the convenlon points fo r the win. 8 0 0 �1 8 Athena 8 8 0 0 14 Wellato n help.you with yo ur pl�ns and '1anil..ap1ni problems. -�· t'. ' Car\,er will lielp you ,do■Icn. CA RP'E U:S. llat. U At .._.. Mo_lfmw to •I ' . .. S lo � ft. wltl llot,let . ' .._._, Tith s,eet.'I Eveilt,, iGT l'ft1IIL\ND a """"""• c-. . ' '. l . • • 3 lo f ll. . . . . . . . . . Bold & Burlap With 1Eoch Plant IO,GI0.411 ��ND S. NOillllS, 0,ibt,r, l! · IM •-- linll, ·do ■oleriiilllo mt!: tllal the ollov't ,tai- If 1111e lo lho 11H1 di ani ll: nowl�e ind 'Mllef. " •'I. ,, • -MA.•. �11111: ). 4 1o l ft• • • • . . . . , . .'- I TOTAL UABILITl!lll , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . � Capital &tock: ' ' ' l-letzi J uniper . . . . . 1 6 to 1 2 inches I 0- to 1 2 inches Burfordi Holly Pink Do!:lwood . . . . . . , , 2 to 2 ½ ft. American Holly ( Female I I 1 8 to 24 Inches '_ . ,, � noc-11 2 . 0 0· .E A C<H- TM'AL llEP06ITS • • • •• . . . . . . . . . . ••• "'4,II0.2'1 Other 11,blllli.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .___. '"""°' � ..' S P EC I A L S ! Depoalta of United SLatea Government ObelUdln, pottal aavtn11) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- ···-·-- · - - - - -· Depo,1ta of BIi.tea a n d 'POHtleal 1ut:i41\1Dlofti · · · - - - · •-•,- I hov• w.rn othar lyj,ft of htorlna olch for yaara , , , th.n I fflN QIIOI► to11•'1 Mlnlat11re Hldcft11 lat a,id I ::Jo l111mecf1o..1,. '"11..t how JftcoMPlci.,' 4>\II It k to WNI, and how Pffl'Ol'IMlnct beca11• tftw. k H dolli• Int noht ot body italic. ltat of alL h'1 lint encl (omfortobl, oftd eon bt "'" Mttlnd eltftar eor MIiiy a,id lncon1p� •1 •lfher NII o, . wotMn, I'd MHr M wnliovt n 090rn. ........ . ·• ;ait"i�; Tlm:��',!°;\:�ld.;;i.:· and ...,....u.,. ... _ ...... , ... , . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . a,a_q htr11 - ivt •• tine •new1 1'111 � f,ii1h HII)' Hklft1t l•r - lt't •­ life .......;,,,i, ....n." Phone LY�SSG -,�,i,e,j . ••fftl' . ,,. '3,llilo.oo ,_ � - latln:l'il.. J; • l>,rl..rsllilll, tnd!Ylda of depo■ila Dointnd \, lt'e P,•Nllntee �•• ,rants ,.., -e 11e ar,j lt'e are e�tlfte• ,--,,,. • i•--n• laeN! tW St•te ae1N1rt�. rie •.Ntle Certlfleate to aell t o·f Colle11e Come $45.00 to $55.00 1' 0th - �- hi Ci _, • T ;,,,,... URLl!J: LOTBBS ''NU'R SERY-TO-YOU SAVI NGS'' ,.n Jlto•n. Gallipolis B{.ie Devils Come From Behind To Stop Jackson Nft•lllllm COMl'Olr . MIIIU8 CUMAIIOL •. 15, 1900---3 Sunday, Oct. 16 1 P.M. o' SYRACUSE, 0, 2 - 3 Dqily, On :WMPO · a c· Of Oct. HAMS - CALLIES TOPCOATS Rio We Also Rllve A Good 8eleello11 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,-llldcllepo,t, O., I ZAAK WALTON LEAGUE S mart Look Hear . . . ''SAY IT WITH MUSIC'' 1�·. a- ' ·•-� ., I FALL 'S F LA T S ' , , SH OTGU n SHOOT M '° It: � !� � = ::�.:: I • • · Bolton UlliversHy, Bowdoi n , �·;,.:�tt!'�,:�:,!'':,!,1 �·;:·.� vored today and Sund.a.)' In lhe lt&h Col umbu, where Michele Will be ann u,111 sulin& of the lnltima UGD&l Cohunbl•. Karvard . Holy The Rl9ley Viki .., rolle4 up • J,llyo,,g to, Ripl ey . Each team ,dmitled to Ch1ldr,n·, Ho.pit,J J nvit•t1on 1te1;1tla for tlt,e � / (zo,1, IDT, Ohio State, Prmreton, 1 lhree touchdown le.ad In !ht firll made 11:000 on ila e,.tra point 111 . S�nday. It ll expected that 1he mark fio phy. Othen In thf fieid lforonto and Yale. I to m a kin s th e fin il l 1rvre :;�t :�reo ,urgery liOmetime ::ft. ;:1���:�� Mr.. Ha1;ket t will remain thl!re the aecond h1U P'l'lday n la:ht to win The Rut land Rctl Devils came off the floor at The Plains For Wa hania , C harles Rogen and M r . and Mrs. ThomH Scally ' b) • 40-20 acore In , game pl iyed Wll8 out1tandin" offen1ively Jnd and son Tom will be at the Hae· Ripley. Friday night tu win their 2 1 st consecutive football game. The vlcloty wu lhe fifth o f th e ddens ive ly w h ile Joey Runt-I! I kett home during her absente. The Red Devils down 9 lo 7 I aeuon for th e Vikina:1 and their looked good on offem,e Sc!h eer rt w11 Martin carryina: lh e rriail with a mlnule and 35 second, left o r the winni n g touchdown from In the ball �•m e ca lled on th e f NEW YORK UPI _ U Coach fourth 1tr1l1ht. For the Falcons, and Wilson stood out f or Ripley. I Seorl ng by quarters: FAVOlllD IN REGATTA I old faithfu l "Sall y Ran'• to .score 1 32 y a rds ou t. The pl ay l eft The Carl Braun and h !J New York the lou wu t heir fourth agal llJt • Wahama NEW LONDON, Con n . UPI O 6 7 7-20 i the winnin g toul'hd own and stay Plains defen:ses completel y l ost. KnJcll:erbocken had any do\lbl.l two win, _ 12 14 7 7-40 ' The Coast Gua rd A cade my LB f.aFu ll lnck WUMln and Halfback Ripley undefealed it wa s Rutland H utland ground out 2 1 1 yarda a bou t Otear Rober taon •, chJncea U\ - ------ - 'l'he Plains 9 when the smoke I m- net ru1tiing and 85 ya rds i n the of rnakint the proa;, the Bil o Sch e: er w ere ·the oUe naive standair for a t otal of 2 96. The Plaina •ure made up tlltlr mind, frid•Y outs J or the \litlnp as the hUer ally rleared. pick ed up 216 o n th e uo und and niJh t . croued the ao.tl , line on th ree difThe Plam s J ump •d t t he t a�. , m 11,.1 J 'i • t : ROber aon, thrte - time na tionil fere nt occa1J oni. Eath o f lhem tal 3 to o first half J e"� fofl�w m� 1t wasn t Juat a nother ball ,IZame scoring champion while atarrinC lied i n the fin& quarter on runs to field goal by Uendem 1 Al th 1 alart or the fourth pe�;od Ho; i or t he Hed Devils. Jl was a tou1h for the UnlHnlty ot Cmcln n.atl, cap R i pley dr1vet aftd give the 11tetter hit Lee Combs on a 78 one lhey tiad lo win and with the d 11played the tame tourt m icic hop, e te1m I l_Z-0 ad �antage at able c?achlng of Jim Vennari i n ac oring 41 poin tt and leading the end of t he fmt period. CHESTER, OHIO , yard pass play and R1.1lland's they did it. In the setdnd quarte r t he Ripley the Co llege All Stan to 1 1 1 S- l l 2 fi rst touc hduwn Pi<'n·e's ltir k was Ru t land noted for coming from victory over the Kn icker bqellers ; eleve n went to ' the air to •core good for t h e exlra point. lwlee m ore · o n )Sasses from quarterThe Plains cam(' right back to behind to win did Just lha t Fri- i n a charily baaketball time, , n igh t in o ne of its toughest daf � ilJV 0 & K Th e Bl a back M11_1 to G'erlach and Schee r . e the nick score the first tirne they got t he ._me g ball seaaon. this J!:xtra pomt at�mpt a were both previ whai of w e in to la the come baU with Tinkha m going over R The, ed Devils er anolh fa<'e 11'.ood ,o ne on a _ paaa from Mays to n Natio In AJaoeiatlora Basket�11l l a from the one . PUBLIC WELCOME tou and the other a run Wilaon w ext n or competit a:h by d 12 ; I , 'l eek la l lyi n fie ld o■I an · l free With the Red Devils do.wn 9 Wil!O n, throws. to 7, Coach Jim Vennari reached when they travel lo McArthur. -- ..__ the . Wahiun,1'1 • J.,,Dt! ■core in -------,� in to his bag of lri('ks, and came Score by quarters: • � .iauae half firtt rom f pasa · up ••• FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEME.VT TRY • th "Sally Ran·• ,nd the Red Rul l an d O O O 5-- 1 • U�tin11· • 1 --� u. .nu • • Io Joe y RuueJI . y sr,. ont Devils had their 21st straight win . The Plains _ . , , 0 3 1 169 P ey Je<l tit �Ume 26-8 . on ice. ,..re ruses , · Stali1tics: ue.t-., that lead With lftCi'e11ed Sl'httir _ ___ --- f We mix concrete to your The rea:ular monthlf 1neetlft41 1 . ttiathdowri� U tbe . third 'quarter. Ru tTh e specifications, deliver it land Pl ai ns of the Miaaionary Clttle1 of the m�in1 th', iicoft 33�. Chatlet Ro- , Varda Rua.bing 216 Midd l eport Fint' Baptl■t Cburcli cen· toUCbdo.-,i In ihe, .ume Por211 RIGHT to your job, ready y ards Pa&sing � 63 wDI be heJd tbls Tttetday eve niJ11, lod. and iii, e'dhl · poin t kick made to pour, Lowest . prices. At 6 the membera 9f the Lovt: Jood narr0.W 9:lf: &bf!. cap on ce aa:ain Passes A ttempted . . . . . 4 12 Believing that our .customers ti,,,ire a good product and Passes Comp leltd No Job loo largo or loo 5 , Jay Cll't'!le will .meet al the to 20 polnli at 33·13. 2 have buiJt, stock­ then want service when it's needed, The two �fei ,n, traded ■corea In 2 church for • JJ(Jtluet :supper ,nd o Passes Intercepted •mall - dellverles every . ' Total f ards gain ed , , 291 w JCOf• gers Q l\ with JMl�d final the la · m\!fflber Each euion. a orlt 5er¥ice epart­ lhile -full' above the established and ed 279 day - ulJ by 10 a. m. 1 D Radar .� FihfonJ, � to bri ng a covered · dlfh nJ a,a.ln i ind ' Firs t D own a . , . . . . . 9 satidaction. cuttomer compl� in.sure to ment 1 · for Salurday dell very. IN .---c table aervlce, - ·-�---, CAKDEN, '.l'lt• J, UPI - a v. At 'l:SO the Dor('11 Circle will Wblt n . . ney 'a : Hell.qi · De•r. 1'ho i a the meet at' home of M . Alan FURNITURE Gronde H1,11hes, the ti:lecta Cir.cle at the •lated to nni I d the mlle-and-one­ Home Studenl8 hom e of M rs. J.amea �uders and 1ixteenth 'Gafdahia Stik.e• on Od. Pago SL Phone WY•Z-3!84 Middleport RUTLAND, Miss Farie. Erlewine and Mrs. the Priscil la Circle a J ·the home 22. arrlvep at Garde.rf State Park . . . . . 1 '\'.'ork. ffqt'Q Friday BY James Araold were in Rio G rande of Mts. Qershel McClllr�7yeste rday .to return Judy Gregg CURLEE and Judy Arnold, students al INTIIS TWO Jl.i!IAflrlRS Rio Grande College to Midd l e• . NEW YORK UPI _.:, 7'1e Dutry port for the weekend, They were . S!ables of Rye, N. Y. Will tnake accom panied home_ �Y Miu Pal a double bid fo r lhe pen jumper Beck o f North Fa1rf1eld al&o at• championship of the 17th National tendi n g coUege, who wi l l spend Hor.se Sbow, Nov. 1-8, with John th weekend as guest of Mr. a nd Bell rldlri1 McLain SUeet arid Mrs. A . A . Scarberry . Kii,liey pllo\ii:ia= Ji1vy Sal ute. - ---- - - ---- ---Dave Now After Show f r� I•: ' ' ' ·� d :�' :!'-';.hin:--,:-U:•· N.vlft Ji�. �,, o !,t • t-• ---. �,, ftl ro y ti " .have been increased. Seats are higher, yet there's foatroom more clearance · , under the steering wheel, Doors are wicter, swing open farther with . -. - � Jutting barriers to bump as you get in1and out . no Powerod by Ille now, fuel-awing Trophy Y-J:' ��·l �Jl'i,,;fuel Induelion eysten, gives Iurther. this new free-bre1thin1 en8,1nf �i,��+;��es ps �o ' ,· . -r,,..... � ..,-� � - c , El even versions to seIect Irorn.. Horsepowers range from 2 1 5 to 348. For best economy you can specify the dollar- ,, saving Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower compression ratio lets you Lisa regular way to travel! Try i t ! ----------------- S E E Y O U R LOCAL A U T H O R I Z E D PO N T l A C o f. A L E R ------ . -� --··· 500 ;E. MAIN I ' • •' BLAETT NAR AUTO COMPA NY STREET - �" Panthers Lose At Lo gan, Jackets Rout Hounds " I SCORES· I erence In ...._ Attil Pbtnts, D'ff 8-6 Pant her Loss A Logan I Poo'BALL t BY BOB WING• E TT ,C � • SCOII!! By Unltff PHH International Mauillon B Cin. Roger 8.ac on • - SEO AL gnd Pomeroy Panthers, three lime loser m McKinley 50 Can . Lin. 0 Can. . 'lfti.Oli. were outscored 8-6 but not outplayed , Friday night by Muti m Ferry � Tridelphia 6 A' llft·d-up Logan grid team on the Chieftains home field. st. Clairsville 12 Cadii o P,lllul-e to tl'ore extra points af- ----------- L:.nrasler e Coshocton 7 • IMrd quarter touehdo wn from not aeri9\l,llf ..,tbrtat� me Un'ion 18 c;:;. Winches ter Tb , e \ Pireview Of 1961• U£'>llo Team IS d I Shown TO ads, N'1gh Crow D BY &bl E' IYWR O • t . Sentl�I Sportt ldlt•r 'f,l'. p Q:ood aerial arms, a hos\ of receiv�rs apd /J stone wa11 of P.rotectlon sums u the Middleport Yellow Jackets' 54 to 8 rout of the Nelsonvil r,e Greyhounds Friday night. ,erial tllat covered 54 ya�. JI WU C lonch s oina in for th, Sl'Ote to wrilJ up a touchdowh iJ)ara<le and the Yellow J.ack.et 'r AL w for the J960 i� ���pa�!� _Score bf quarten: Middleport . , , . - . 6 14 2 26--M Neli onville . _ - � . a. o 8 0- a Statistics: NelMidsondJe port vill'e Y uds Rushing . . _ _ J8D 1 11 282 Yards Passin , Paues Attemp�d . . 16 f l 3 Passes Co m plete d . . . 10 O o Passes Intercepled 2M: 471 Total Yardage 14 II Firs t Downs 10 30 Penalties . . . Pun ts o 2 for 33 o Fumbles &. �1 es Lost •o> o F umu ________ D 2- •:: ::: ::�:. ::: L I ___ A wiry lltUe h1 l fbact, Bil l Har-- ., · o t th d r o i n9. &co r Hound,• • Mi Hl"ste loped •; 1 1a i1, r Gene yudt in the open._. b; rullbtd: 48 ial:k'TIIEa· s st'otti i:esilate ft )fediftl: 18 1· n re in n ri second a and minu� g UM d ttl d i ng ra ctor in l h t• P an t \lf tttT ll at , 22 d awnee Mec anic1bnr1 Al t h start of th e fo th q � i::i�: :-:::P: :�! f1Y :' to :t.i! h:lu. Col . F.ittiiiOOt' Col Central 20 halrback, EUia Cl onch, 11 t hered I ter Lofan qaurtttback Bahttif Lt· r' , lopped Logan in tolJI - tempted a pass to end Bob Ei'tmie-r lJ'Y)per, Arliflg'ton 14 'flortltinglon in a tM yard •PllSI play in the -,nd l wo plays la ter hit Harri5 on _ Min d , pass romplet eions , on I fou rth ind two cl otinl minult.1 to open and rlose ·• wcree n pasa eopd fo r 36 yards . J!fuaUon . 9 . tipwr1s bul t he ext ra ?°i nt Panthe'r �effftdM Don Sa'yn: bi'ok-e �itfht\t � B'ex:Jey 1B th e Jackett' tbul'hdo� pa rad e /or a t ouchd ow n. l •dy o a w, s before a l ara:e Dads Night crowd ...,,.,� too mu C' h for L o o �h up th·e pl iy ! nd the . Pailtfl� rt· irul'ili'd I) Gahanna. 1 2 ; o:� fo: 1:. •xt:, •�� r:ti �he J a k l in · ga inl!d pos11esston oTI fh'!-11' oim JI. 'llfo'vt Cffy \,I M1ffi1n e at Middle port . Ultl'S DO)s to overcome , beld J'ile lsonvl lle J or t hree downs elbisely , fq9iht 1,ist q u � r ! e r . Sna.. Panini A�•d: On four J)\pa Pom·eniy m'o\\il! to llffftftt f2 ff� 0 and forced punl. Paul BrunWN atraiih � For Meond _F tll!lT HA L F • k t 12 rchvtll6· · · Rmsl,Qro "theil cr .,,l' 1111 win·e·"-m1rtt n ••the Loga · · th , �11 �,ton's c J-L kick We nt straigh t up and f k icker, C h .irI es Dau be n. • ,a.." s o .... n MCh IJU tYrut l5 U� Smdli\ky 8 fli p� a short to.an to Bro\\rt\ he ets had a first and' ten Jack t unfNthad the va y k f o to 5 Theft!p&on ha . 1 • ,.,Jk � f .ard: the "rilh t ai�1i fe. \\rown took \he Zt. n., vRI� : ('.lltnC'Otfsf 8 at the .Hounda' 24. • ._,. nen 11 wu tak en by Panther , ha k 1 , attac t t pu . .. , 111 ... sld-ette'ppeii I J.,olan pla)'e'r �\.Q(!: I> Gloutter O . - alfbark Dave Brown and re- ball nittt.d them MON .,.,. In tht, , Baumeardn. er and Carr moved Chen1ic al Control ls I'Su " l and t:1· � to the ri\l't v�n:.a.vm Pll�� h 1 o e t l , to the 38 lo begin th r bat • �� /u : ' t�r be l\t C Jti � l{a . ,y t .! �1f:� ! e��e b; Ui��� ��:1:� au t i be e n r w Frkf Beet To Stop Moles t t q • ' - ,.I_ guard Mt rk Matheii). Hesler Piel:P•rada TD lt•rta ,.... Nnl • Many hom e owners are finding of I DM\f!Y Hl nclJ eml R icky 8 ::; · " '-'P'I USJI • Bau 1,,q1 the ftrst o tren!ive pt,, of ed up tln·e� }'ard1 o\i \he nti:t d n ar nd mot es to be trou blesome in 1rou er scored f rom th ere llll: ,. r 10 O c....,.etw Jeckeh ltt ttt. � 'Cie· 1o ·t1ne . -· v John Cl�\a . !f1 n � ..,. o. " w t•, ' on I•••• ' p �,, ball • th· Ind ,am·e, Pomeroy fullback Gen-e 1,11 ot 1, ..,1111 lor 20 net· Y• rds . pm the next pl ay to start the th eir lawns. While trapping i.s prob,,. •1rA · 1 1 ... •..h qu1ner ' . i:.rfled fo r Pomeroi· and Bro • _ wn ..-.... st_ - , • for . • 1111_ or! and a t o.uc hd own • bl th be •�11ur me thod •f o. • t ro1 . � e nd S touc"--tL ,• � . Own '.9lay. 'ft6ttf �.l�.-��e,ft��, :. ,· ca� m e','n, are a•·• ' , 1)1'DbenJJ1 ire reC'overed on 111n on • ittond , h t he fans a pre1ave lhal parade m .... •••a , , , b 'C. ,,i; u 111!, .., ii ,;; ., ._: ._ UJSU!'I � . Wl\h e on lltt. froWi ver o burot 'h•n · �d Lo1Jin mare hed to the Middleport took Ntlsonvl ll e'1 view of 1982 and 62. Chemical con trol may be ach lev- . �e � Ft;�_ 0 ..,� JI.....:,._ n quarterback Bainter at- 8:(t leil I n thf" ay opening kickoff and qWcltly caovby destroY, i ng the ea rthwor ms ed 'JM ii V� , . Hindy hit Shafer fo r the · 1 nd tni:bs on which the ,moles feed. 1'he ditci■ive P�a,}' of n;:e S•me ,.,, 1 1 . A paas from q1,1artered lo the Gr'eyhou nd 48. Hlndy 1 . l'ft;'t II te . L'i. ►,r y BainJer was eomplete \aw Bufllntion attt·ni:pt a Pi!IS_ t� -1 @. handed off to J:larris · on I q\Jic t p om ta .a nd with the score 36 to Chlordane, DOT and Lead Arsen- , . 1 . wt · I Ji:obert Ell i nge r, wh o wen! Poulin rm-· tl,� txtra -potn'ts. tii'il opener and the Utile balfb�ck ·J Coach Thompson clea red the at e -are thr'ee mherials which e u m, .,. �11 0 the Sl'ore. Ellft11er int erCfPted a nd Logi n i· set out o n a 48 yard jaunt ltld rnch of linemen . ln ate th e males food supply. f�t 12 '.TD WH scored seven plays mainh.lned t heir lead. l • first tou Chdown. : - Nel 1onvllle pun ted . o n third det ails on cO n trol ca n th e c oun� the Jam e 's 8 a r , ,. � the Chieftai n11 tool! posses • H,' ndy's pa,, for the e xtra polot·'" ,town in the n ext 1er1ea a nd th e E xt• •••• · • r ,· ____ "" r e: "" ilil'i\',,li flla 11m'e flre J VCiV'e � of _ , e ut n mi lut the In ___ k 1c ,,_ et ·s e 1.-, • , Immediat y l n -..im a •started Bo', nler "'""r d "'"' n . · .... · "-i....:._ fel l I ncomplete and the J ackets 'r. rortamoulh Elat 58 N orthwe,. t O roy again began a drive to Pome t h er touc a dow . n d ri t ve l ed by a the poin s. t victory tl a rgin on m b had a 8 to O l ead with ohe min • o SC OR E LE SS ONLY ONC E : Je tt end ,weep . Th e Logan TJJ was t hreaten the i r opponents. In t hi11 �l�dletown "8 Poitain oulh 16 -,re1,h �an and Soph omore l i ne. &'One in the first period. ute SADEN A , Calif. UPI _ TM A P ',; h West 82 Plkei,�n 15 tes remai ning l• 11,F,�red wi� h seve� min uh's 50 se c - drive whic· h began on the ] l , Buf- 1'o,.1�o�!u. Nelsonvllle moved down field ' With seven minu . 9 22 Rose Bowl game between 1 I ee Wh s L r i n ive l ucas r ds rin 36 ya picked up gton vt e O l e-r .,.., c the fourth period Hindy hit l fter the kickoff but ran o ut of o ni!, left ,n !he f1rs1 pPriiJC.l. Washington & Jefferson a nd Calif. loes Short ly after 1 h e Log a n Sf'ore . 1·arr ies end HesCe r 1 1 on lh reee. Waverly 48 New Boaton 18 with t 1 2 y ar d touchdown ornia resulted in the only sw rel8 Jacket the at 1 g■ line. Yard .. st f . the Panthe rs threalene<l w i t li , s i x Wi1h 1 : 59 lert in the game and the ,Col. We 82 Ma ri on Fra nk. 0 . au. Bindy's pass for t he points ess tie In the history of the West Th J · t hree. coI . Aca de m 20 Du bl'm i,... . e lfl"'dleport backfield teamed carries and Hester l l in as n o good . ter. The drive WIIS stoppe tJ al poin up to move t th e ba ll out tG � he t <'lassie. Coas the l li yard line w hen t hey a g ain bill on the Lo11n 37, Winebl'fflner Westerville � �don 8 and Rl ndy hi t Raymond (Ho t,�" -w ••• ' eouldn Greyhounds Tile hang t attempted a de11j,eratlon hin to Grove Cit)' l �iffUn l!I fumbled · t •dog) K loea wilb a sharp PHI onto the ball after receiving the NEW FALL Buffington. 'Bainter liitef�ed at '(jr'Ov� 'fG lheyavtlte O l•l• " that carried lbe Jackets 52 yard.! ' Logan · too posscHsiun · 19 ,�11n "•I· SOUlh o "" vv Si .._ubeov!llt "'f" lckolf and Eril' Chamben re• , ran two t hl' 29 on a be3U t I" fuI pa �= · 1 o,'C •• to the Nelsonvil l e 8. W1' th thre, 1r• playa, a t tempted a pa�s. then play 2 •t........,. overed a fu mble at the Grey.1'7 11:l Ol'et\tt"lf'v •t ·,. :,. J: "'=. O •• · qua · baclr: ktePfi Mindy went iound 47. k punted aflor llc,in:,: a ble lo pic u p •• ..., , � • . Ba!'bertlffl 28. Akron _ 'Gaillebl 22 overrtefrro m th e o ne f90t line. · •1n- Cot Lli\M"li ·Col, . Ndfl;r, f8 Log� n 11ept t:� tne "'�"!'unu , ;• Coach Thompson pulled all only one f irs t d o wn . E n d H ay Hlndy'1 kick for the polp�a after $tOpe with 4 minute 45 Poulin too k the ball on t he 4:! y 11 rd in8 small ya rdale, ti) rnl. lnh Ille 1 _______ seconds . s Suede or $mooth Leather , wa1 low and the Jacket. -,ere left and I Freshman-Sop ■triPt' and 1 111 1oped ror what ap - l'lock homore 9ut in front 12 to O •t. �hii ltart ,team kept the touchdow n pa pt �� �..'-,. The_ pass c ombjflan Sizes 4¼ to 10. pe a red to be II louchdl)wn. H o w ever rade .of the second quarter. . the o!fici1 ls ruled the ball ile :id W inebrenner to DU'e on ,he move. . W'I\ wai Nelaonvllle waa Qnable tp move ,'. Sop�omore lJUarterback ,, l'Yld � eood for fi ve con@,tflt, whPre ii was r�reived . Oiler • ,-.., � . . i n the lecOnd quarter 111d tli.e �lppid a • 38 yard touchdown Pa!B Pomeroy axiin thre.11.trned 1 he yards d\lring file �Vei'i flf. · Jack e l, t over o . ok the o d1 u H ri • � J>tvid Blee on his eigh t h pit)' Chieftain dl'!fensc with a drive. \.d·l'M .. Stl'1S� �5 after tonln1 them !or • 20 �m ICrlJnma, aod . Left half Eddi• Bulfiogton ,,n the U!O e \ •· ••� . ya a u a n m MIDDLIPOIT., OHi& �::���:::�.��' i���� �";;;. ;� Y. rda ru1hi� "'L t ' ·� flhl&r ii ,--. :a!�: r:o� :ni:��4 Mann- c �b��d :new��:i. �:U��: pasii nll \na: Baumgardner rolled Out for n ear hiin. Oller tried Dave Brown on the 22 and four Ya rds to run ror 411 to the Hound•' 35. Hlndy hlt the extra points, but pl1y1 l at e r, Pomeroy was with i n Passea Altempte'd couldn 't I mple,l� o fasse, � t'itMlbn of Ronnie Carr Oh the aeoond play make th e Chie ftain 4 yard line . ffiW , t � mterceptd Paaae, 1� i fftr •1 bo-x- from tcrimma re and the 1 30 On a fourth and two ;iituation 1t With a IUUe leu than two niin, , 2 !- !n cil� , lalned � the utea reipal ilittl I n the ga me , Oller t he pound Sophomore eom Lo1an'a two ya rd l ine, 8lgnals were total ya1'ds , wns o irst D iibn;\ 6 tl'I iii\ion ally P3 Yards for the touc·lr n. Hin- · uncorkecl m l -xed a n d Wln111brcnner was stop- F anoth er to uchdown I a. p11111 ped for no ga i n, thus endi n g a n- �enal\leii ·e\rlre'd. flilll . &tWttn Cl e ver dy ftlt Mike Sh,ter WI l l 4 80ATING SALES DIP Fumb Cfl )' � i'Wi. ir:a'ffef' forge for the point, after to-◄-�t ve the · other Panther sc ori n g threut. 1 2 1 Suare -'Y ellow .Acketa • 20 to' O half CHlCAGO UPI - To tal dollar a\ Mfl'd'ftoil ,Mtt: reri, · I n the l�J rd quarter little head- Fumble, B)' quar ers: . volume. , retall 11 lea or new outtime letd. ./ way was mJde by either team . Ln8 0 0 0-B Garden. an ,: Lo MlcWI.,.,. to board ,notor1, outboard boata an d . kicked Jan controlled the ball for the ·. be dow n ,a ,-e" . , •� . : . ■•- �, O. O G .G--8, . � S,eetly M�, · 1 1 _ /pmeroy blager i;i.art of th e qua rter, bUl-. Ort,, ii fav•d at D·l . . · ' • , ' -� ' :;.a "l!enl'· .. • compare�, . 'ttith hoo ker Fernandez, _ f lor a e<1 1958 u\ei, uy I 195t ut will ■llt I \1 ., Kunnnan clhnnN ., the , .-� ' · per,,cent, me U n a in the Garden'a . rs of three n■/ L.nl1h t TV bout. with • yard j aunt. IC11nafflln �lonal boa ttnc trad e associations , ' wore tGI� Friday. e - rM ,_, Ito• :,-lilt, . OSfeSS Of And If Denny doe, win, makh• ...,.._,,.,. m akor Teddy Bren ner HY• he'll 11k the New York commlsalon to' M r■. Join Tewksb11ry enter. establish a new l"-pound di visio n. taln ed the Fortnite Club a t her Bnmner saya the n ew tla&1 could _, home in Middleport Thursday be launehed with a l ate Novembet _ n Carme and Moyer ll1ht between evenln a. M ra. Joyce M il ls, pr�11ldenl, wa■ B1111io. in charge o f th e short bualness meetl nJ. Mlaa Paul i ne Zirkle WH TOPS ALL AIOUND a 1ueat for the even ing. SYRACUSE, N. Y. UPI - S)'fl• Othera preaen t were Mn. Kitty cuat, the natlon'a No . 1 e0Ue1e D1lla1, MiH Carol Bachtel, Mn. squad l11t : sea■on, led tht mijor Eulah Hen aler, Mrs, Mari lyn Fu1lz t,am offense .with an 1vel't1e 9f Mn. tb;l.6 y1rd1 per came and to� Bachner, Mn. Carolyn Sa rah Owen, Mlaa Ann How ell, the defense with a yield of · 96.1 Mn. Loree Smith, Mr11. Jean yard• per aame. Smi t h and Mrs. Patty Kloea. · i.ierri D1itrtc't N-. 4 Du rlnl the eve nl n,: the wedd in g ' .rt•t frlo. tl1S ann iversary o f ftlra. Slilb Walt era 111,oat o, colib1t1dN ,i; was obaerved. The next meell n1 will bf! held a t the home of Mn. Jean Null on Oct, 27. OP IJ,111il Re rre,hme n ta were 11erved al In ; th• St,t• of Ohle, at tht CloM of lu■inna �-� � , u �ff losed of the rneetln1 by the c the f r j ... th• "" ltr r . • , re C.....,. by ,., wv.2-2440 111 •• ihNI lllhff In rt.,.... h elll IN• hoaten , , 1. . lt1t� ltt'llaecl I. Section 521 1, U, a f i.Vi_, tr!" p ed tt n..r ftn> Ii 00 -Mi � :::� �.�:::.: �� :11� l 0 s Riple Vikin t e �n:; �= sOutla T ; ": he y g Ru tla nd Do es It Again o ,e i 40-20 ,I , .. c . W s ite m F aha a 1' h al on -Come From Behind T0 w·ID 15•9 B'1g o sure .Sbot . 1 ���gt• Ranks For Pro l:3 t nLas nsl 5 T e Plai ·O v r h e � t, Admiuion a, October 13: Mrs. R<r ";f!ol'Ke and ihfant . b. rt_ Wilbu r Profitt, Po,tl,n � . B irt h,, October 13 , A dau1ht.., DIS<'b arge & , October 13: Get,rge Thomaa Kenny, Mrs. Will a rd A. to M r , and M rs. Howa rd Coleman 1 n S y r en m �"�!°::� � � = : ��·. r.�fg:r to�b;:�� !1tr� :� G r��� �� o i b i M Di ana �ich e lle Minto_n , Deborah Po r lland. taf_ Hatheld, Mn. Ca.rr1e Day Bell, Dea ths, ()(.'tobe r 13: William EuCarl w. Scarberry, Mrs. R oy J. Pieinon and inhnt, M rs. B rynton gene Sultu. J: 1,-.::n "1;?'8 'q-,_ 'i f•� I. Ulll� & ,.., l@h. I UII \111 $2 99 THE SHOE BOX �u 'it � e l.f DOUt u. OJ\i ffl fM:�t 1:Mit �i }a , ht Mi�.l..11 � f " rs. ·Tewksuury s F Th H Fortn,·te tub Use,! Heatla1 Equipment ARMOLD BROS. PHONE WY•!-8194 1111. IDT QI ,,; ' . 1 BILL STATBAJlii ii "tell• BOST ON THIS SHOW 01' TIIE GOO» lllllSIC jli t 11 -� - ·, '-- -- - FI - ·•nflivenary . THI FtlST NATIOlAl IANK LONG ••coito Ca1h, btlancea <With other Mnkl, incllMint: re'9rve BALTIMORE UPI - But Jtechl­ b1l1n<'e, • nd natl ltema tn �rocus of colledlon - - - cha r'a 85-yard field 1011 •••inst United Statm Govetnment obl'Cltlotw. direct the Ch i cag o B ean In 1053 aUII and cuaranteed - - - · - - - - - · - - - - - - • · ·-·--;· ·�- - - - - · 11 a Nat ional FootbaH atand• l•n• of Stata■ ind ,oJI_Uctl ■ubdiv!•lon• - · ---·-· Le1,1ue record. Rei:tUchar, when he Ohl1-•t olloeb-<l)Iekldl� Isn't klcklnc , aerves aa a Unebadter wit� lhe B1ltimo�e COIi.i. , . Loa:;��i:�:11=r:itii�itti';�1wJ·::::: Bank preml.11 ""!I'" JIS,al-'1, liduret N.&11.• •· - -·- 1 r·--·--••.-.-•• ,1.�--•-:- - - - Other alNtl · ---- · ··- - -----·�·- .. . � . -.! •• .l • • �� - - - · ·· · - ··· \1, . . •-- - - - - - --�w- - •••�•••·•�w•-•••••• ..,_ ·• avtAL ADDJ!>tO ' it•i.. AIIITI I, t Co'""� • . ........ ..... ,.., , .... ., ' ............. , * CAPITAL ACCOUNTS com..,. ttock. total par '80,GGO.IIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sur,,tu, ..... ......••. ...••••. - •• •• . ..... ... ••• •• .. •• UndltldN proflta , -H-•h•hn•------ ---------------- . TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _ _. . . . . : ...... -, • . . .,. , 1m,.....i hnrine p!OVI..., happier ""'"' hr JN and tho,o •-•d you. ,TOTAL IJABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACt'fflllm - · MIMDIIJ\NDA Aue::.,,�� r.;="'.'.�� ���'.������-···'·· Ad Today- Don't Dtlay - -'-'·· _ • •::::: ' a'l Diles ladloea.- Co. Alllfili,, Olm ··- . � · , � -� ... ..---, Dlntlon. . • -.. · Pint DopOOd ' I O I I Jhies Mr. Carper will be �en, !).ff,'ltil! ' Jli<lute "' youf htime, . •.·• t· -· Olli ' I -· Mr. •. '' . ..,,..,: SMA, 01111 .. � lllld • llurl■p) WI- Wllb •: • : j •' • •s;1iliill1 M t� -� '•!?� Ot!t. •• t. Ji . , . ' . •• ' r I °' .. ' _ �. . ..., .. ' ·-·· ' .....i ., �-- ' RUTLAND omo- , I TO 80 . . , Thru Ice, Mud and Snow or . WE PAY THE TOW! I on a:PAIR ot new · I' tO!' ffrttfont iC-cfdl••llt Wl,NTER TIRES .,. Dome ..,....,_. ...... _ ,..... ALL 81ltl (Including compHI and Import oar sllH) ALL TVPEI (n�on, rayon, lub•· IHI, t11b•-tni•. blacll­ w'■lls, whltev,•11•) FREE, MOUtfffNG OF . ALL TIRISI WI LLIAMSON O I L CO. ' W. . ._ ' FIRES:rnNJl,oDISTRIIWl'OB Phil WWlamlOII _ SI. Main ' I "1 ' Of New track-to-body proportion r The track Is the width betwHn the wheel1. Pontiac Tllo with firmer control. wheels. You ride with sreater • poise, maneuver I 'More room, more comfort lnsld1I Headroom, �egroom and ·• Tom'. . �· '·y, has the wtdest track of any car. And now that we•ve trlmm·ed body wtdth, more weight Is balenced dlrecily between the S • N D W I CH ,. ,) " k Its .A.II Pontia c/ on a new Wide-1J{ji::; . / ' . , . : :·-.:_ t. ' FABULOUS I "'i'. THE '81 PONTIAC IS HERE I CROW'S STEAK HOUSE EACH ·:..�1- . .,:ri II I Save s LOW ,AfC!DI ---'- Goeg lein Ready-Mix Co. I (Off lul wlnter'a p,lce, eR........ 6 Rt!IPs ' \' . e16'ae1t llfflf •l'MDM werr ::--==----=---:: we ,.��.'+! - I N EW YORK CLOTH ING HOUSE · &UARANTEED .,, . WE SERVICE WHAT ·WE SELL Goegl ■ in's Ready.Mix Concrete 'Of Little Billy Conley, 1�8 pound f half kickoff on their own 30, and defensive halfback, playine against in 12 play1 drove to the Jron m e n's a powerful ,Jackson Irorimtn el ev- 15 Where Joie . Dun cain funtbl ed en, re t urned Jackson·, ,mh punt when hlt bircJ after picking up 1 5 o f t h e evening,' Ftid11y nifht, fffi Y4rd• an4 · • ·. fihl ,down , yard! in the fi nal f�ve nri"utea ' of ;Jadulon muc�ed- tliht back a nd artiOn to 3i�e the G,illia Academy iti' l ' Playa ' droV.e' tO 'the GalUpolia Blu� D�vils a thr illing eo,ne £rom 8 but ' t�e Blu_� Dtvile heldl OAHS· behipd 22 W: trlu.�ph over the t� , over · ■nd "tP\ tbe flr1111 play , 1 cha rges of Jim budd111g. f.!van;, l'; m� -,; •�• t o the Ga lJackson g r abbed • J�O flrat half Uifi,lf RagJan and set-in shoultler ' ' · : 'JJter Joe Dun­ l' - 45: fa lil lead when th e lron men look the t�n_ tdt11· 1 ·pl �- ·�om Roderick styles in new shades for fall I ·openi n g kickoff a nd 41'0Ye 67 yard• abl 1Clinptnd ·l�iiid 'left end to and wi11t er. Shorts, mediums, in 16 plays with fi.lllbad: Carl r,g11:e It lti-t�:<EY:Jfti ran the points Lionga, "The H o r:ie" Surrett" bl•at ing over 111.ei- to t� · r U Ullrt•·-'U wi th '1:49 from th e 2. · l�tt' in tb'e l•ffle. ,i4fk so� 'tai�ed 10 gain �nd White In the second period Otfdding 's lronmen drove 76 yard1 in 17 pl ays pu nted lo Conley ithd thJ1t w1111 the with qua rterback Dave Boothe bi ll gam e as S,000 howli ng fa ns sneakl n s over from the two with l oo ked on In amtzelnent. 7 minutes and 7 seco nda remaining · JackL!iO n had 18 first dow ns to in the hair. Surret t then bulled �• llipoli1' 14 a ml 234: ya�a ru1h­ hil way up the middle for the I ma a nd no ne pa$,ling to GARS _245 yards r:rhlnl and n on� pua 1ng. poi nt1 afte r. GAHS cam e back on the ensui ng Gal l ipoli atlem�ted five. passe1, kicko ff to drive 78 yards i n 13 Jackson none. G1U tpoH1 I• no w &­ plays w i t h Ditk Roderick sneaking 0-0 for the ye1r ind 3-0-0 Inside ov er from the two to reduce the the SEOAL. It wa■ t he fourth time count to 14-6 with 1 :41 remaining in five YelN Gall_lpolla bu be1ten the top-ranked J:1ebonlana. in the half. HI P MER y OTHIR S10 ACf lON O O O O k G S oo t AH o n n oh nd J , '.°'.� � •t;CO ••� " .:__"'�� _ ..,,,=.,.,,,==;o,,,===,,,,,'.'....._���'..__'�� •-;;; The Welliton Golden ROCket1 exlended the Athens Bulldo19 lo a 16-14 thrJller at Well■ton -Friday nicht ln a abow of lmptovethent, Wellston scored ftnlt and took a 6-0 le.ad wb en · quatterbltk BIU Sowers l)dled ten yirdf to end Joe Ramsey i n the fl(■t period. Athens ,cored then 'llltheil. M on t BennP.tl fin 31 Jania for the TD wilib John Gro11n runnlllC the con• vera�n point■. IICOND �.UARTIR Well1ton acoted·· tn tbe aeco�• period wh'tn so-,,en paued to Carl Patton for the TD. the play• covered sa 7atdl, So..,;r. tJien pan­ lh e Htr1 ed to Ned Ga1kell point.I and they led lt-8 al half• time. Athens scored tbeir wlnnin1 point, with Juat 2:14 ·1ett In the 11me when quartethcll: fllll BIIP p11H!d to B ■n'J' Wllaon who ran about ten y1rdt thera Iitet1led to Chuch ·Bowlea who rail for the TD. The play covered 31 yard1 y1rd1. Mont Bennett nn the convenlon points fo r the win. 8 0 0 �1 8 Athena 8 8 0 0 14 Wellato n help.you with yo ur pl�ns and '1anil..ap1ni problems. -�· t'. ' Car\,er will lielp you ,do■Icn. CA RP'E U:S. llat. U At .._.. Mo_lfmw to •I ' . .. S lo � ft. wltl llot,let . ' .._._, Tith s,eet.'I Eveilt,, iGT l'ft1IIL\ND a """"""• c-. . ' '. l . • • 3 lo f ll. . . . . . . . . . Bold & Burlap With 1Eoch Plant IO,GI0.411 ��ND S. NOillllS, 0,ibt,r, l! · IM •-- linll, ·do ■oleriiilllo mt!: tllal the ollov't ,tai- If 1111e lo lho 11H1 di ani ll: nowl�e ind 'Mllef. " •'I. ,, • -MA.•. �11111: ). 4 1o l ft• • • • . . . . , . .'- I TOTAL UABILITl!lll , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . � Capital &tock: ' ' ' l-letzi J uniper . . . . . 1 6 to 1 2 inches I 0- to 1 2 inches Burfordi Holly Pink Do!:lwood . . . . . . , , 2 to 2 ½ ft. American Holly ( Female I I 1 8 to 24 Inches '_ . ,, � noc-11 2 . 0 0· .E A C<H- TM'AL llEP06ITS • • • •• . . . . . . . . . . ••• "'4,II0.2'1 Other 11,blllli.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .___. '"""°' � ..' S P EC I A L S ! Depoalta of United SLatea Government ObelUdln, pottal aavtn11) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- ···-·-- · - - - - -· Depo,1ta of BIi.tea a n d 'POHtleal 1ut:i41\1Dlofti · · · - - - · •-•,- I hov• w.rn othar lyj,ft of htorlna olch for yaara , , , th.n I fflN QIIOI► to11•'1 Mlnlat11re Hldcft11 lat a,id I ::Jo l111mecf1o..1,. '"11..t how JftcoMPlci.,' 4>\II It k to WNI, and how Pffl'Ol'IMlnct beca11• tftw. k H dolli• Int noht ot body italic. ltat of alL h'1 lint encl (omfortobl, oftd eon bt "'" Mttlnd eltftar eor MIiiy a,id lncon1p� •1 •lfher NII o, . wotMn, I'd MHr M wnliovt n 090rn. ........ . ·• ;ait"i�; Tlm:��',!°;\:�ld.;;i.:· and ...,....u.,. ... _ ...... , ... , . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . a,a_q htr11 - ivt •• tine •new1 1'111 � f,ii1h HII)' Hklft1t l•r - lt't •­ life .......;,,,i, ....n." Phone LY�SSG -,�,i,e,j . ••fftl' . ,,. '3,llilo.oo ,_ � - latln:l'il.. J; • l>,rl..rsllilll, tnd!Ylda of depo■ila Dointnd \, lt'e P,•Nllntee �•• ,rants ,.., -e 11e ar,j lt'e are e�tlfte• ,--,,,. • i•--n• laeN! tW St•te ae1N1rt�. rie •.Ntle Certlfleate to aell t o·f Colle11e Come $45.00 to $55.00 1' 0th - �- hi Ci _, • T ;,,,,... URLl!J: LOTBBS ''NU'R SERY-TO-YOU SAVI NGS'' ,.n Jlto•n. Gallipolis B{.ie Devils Come From Behind To Stop Jackson Nft•lllllm COMl'Olr . MIIIU8 CUMAIIOL •. 15, 1900---3 Sunday, Oct. 16 1 P.M. o' SYRACUSE, 0, 2 - 3 Dqily, On :WMPO · a c· Of Oct. HAMS - CALLIES TOPCOATS Rio We Also Rllve A Good 8eleello11 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,-llldcllepo,t, O., I ZAAK WALTON LEAGUE S mart Look Hear . . . ''SAY IT WITH MUSIC'' 1�·. a- ' ·•-� ., I FALL 'S F LA T S ' , , SH OTGU n SHOOT M '° It: � !� � = ::�.:: I • • · Bolton UlliversHy, Bowdoi n , �·;,.:�tt!'�,:�:,!'':,!,1 �·;:·.� vored today and Sund.a.)' In lhe lt&h Col umbu, where Michele Will be ann u,111 sulin& of the lnltima UGD&l Cohunbl•. Karvard . Holy The Rl9ley Viki .., rolle4 up • J,llyo,,g to, Ripl ey . Each team ,dmitled to Ch1ldr,n·, Ho.pit,J J nvit•t1on 1te1;1tla for tlt,e � / (zo,1, IDT, Ohio State, Prmreton, 1 lhree touchdown le.ad In !ht firll made 11:000 on ila e,.tra point 111 . S�nday. It ll expected that 1he mark fio phy. Othen In thf fieid lforonto and Yale. I to m a kin s th e fin il l 1rvre :;�t :�reo ,urgery liOmetime ::ft. ;:1���:�� Mr.. Ha1;ket t will remain thl!re the aecond h1U P'l'lday n la:ht to win The Rut land Rctl Devils came off the floor at The Plains For Wa hania , C harles Rogen and M r . and Mrs. ThomH Scally ' b) • 40-20 acore In , game pl iyed Wll8 out1tandin" offen1ively Jnd and son Tom will be at the Hae· Ripley. Friday night tu win their 2 1 st consecutive football game. The vlcloty wu lhe fifth o f th e ddens ive ly w h ile Joey Runt-I! I kett home during her absente. The Red Devils down 9 lo 7 I aeuon for th e Vikina:1 and their looked good on offem,e Sc!h eer rt w11 Martin carryina: lh e rriail with a mlnule and 35 second, left o r the winni n g touchdown from In the ball �•m e ca lled on th e f NEW YORK UPI _ U Coach fourth 1tr1l1ht. For the Falcons, and Wilson stood out f or Ripley. I Seorl ng by quarters: FAVOlllD IN REGATTA I old faithfu l "Sall y Ran'• to .score 1 32 y a rds ou t. The pl ay l eft The Carl Braun and h !J New York the lou wu t heir fourth agal llJt • Wahama NEW LONDON, Con n . UPI O 6 7 7-20 i the winnin g toul'hd own and stay Plains defen:ses completel y l ost. KnJcll:erbocken had any do\lbl.l two win, _ 12 14 7 7-40 ' The Coast Gua rd A cade my LB f.aFu ll lnck WUMln and Halfback Ripley undefealed it wa s Rutland H utland ground out 2 1 1 yarda a bou t Otear Rober taon •, chJncea U\ - ------ - 'l'he Plains 9 when the smoke I m- net ru1tiing and 85 ya rds i n the of rnakint the proa;, the Bil o Sch e: er w ere ·the oUe naive standair for a t otal of 2 96. The Plaina •ure made up tlltlr mind, frid•Y outs J or the \litlnp as the hUer ally rleared. pick ed up 216 o n th e uo und and niJh t . croued the ao.tl , line on th ree difThe Plam s J ump •d t t he t a�. , m 11,.1 J 'i • t : ROber aon, thrte - time na tionil fere nt occa1J oni. Eath o f lhem tal 3 to o first half J e"� fofl�w m� 1t wasn t Juat a nother ball ,IZame scoring champion while atarrinC lied i n the fin& quarter on runs to field goal by Uendem 1 Al th 1 alart or the fourth pe�;od Ho; i or t he Hed Devils. Jl was a tou1h for the UnlHnlty ot Cmcln n.atl, cap R i pley dr1vet aftd give the 11tetter hit Lee Combs on a 78 one lhey tiad lo win and with the d 11played the tame tourt m icic hop, e te1m I l_Z-0 ad �antage at able c?achlng of Jim Vennari i n ac oring 41 poin tt and leading the end of t he fmt period. CHESTER, OHIO , yard pass play and R1.1lland's they did it. In the setdnd quarte r t he Ripley the Co llege All Stan to 1 1 1 S- l l 2 fi rst touc hduwn Pi<'n·e's ltir k was Ru t land noted for coming from victory over the Kn icker bqellers ; eleve n went to ' the air to •core good for t h e exlra point. lwlee m ore · o n )Sasses from quarterThe Plains cam(' right back to behind to win did Just lha t Fri- i n a charily baaketball time, , n igh t in o ne of its toughest daf � ilJV 0 & K Th e Bl a back M11_1 to G'erlach and Schee r . e the nick score the first tirne they got t he ._me g ball seaaon. this J!:xtra pomt at�mpt a were both previ whai of w e in to la the come baU with Tinkha m going over R The, ed Devils er anolh fa<'e 11'.ood ,o ne on a _ paaa from Mays to n Natio In AJaoeiatlora Basket�11l l a from the one . PUBLIC WELCOME tou and the other a run Wilaon w ext n or competit a:h by d 12 ; I , 'l eek la l lyi n fie ld o■I an · l free With the Red Devils do.wn 9 Wil!O n, throws. to 7, Coach Jim Vennari reached when they travel lo McArthur. -- ..__ the . Wahiun,1'1 • J.,,Dt! ■core in -------,� in to his bag of lri('ks, and came Score by quarters: • � .iauae half firtt rom f pasa · up ••• FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEME.VT TRY • th "Sally Ran·• ,nd the Red Rul l an d O O O 5-- 1 • U�tin11· • 1 --� u. .nu • • Io Joe y RuueJI . y sr,. ont Devils had their 21st straight win . The Plains _ . , , 0 3 1 169 P ey Je<l tit �Ume 26-8 . on ice. ,..re ruses , · Stali1tics: ue.t-., that lead With lftCi'e11ed Sl'httir _ ___ --- f We mix concrete to your The rea:ular monthlf 1neetlft41 1 . ttiathdowri� U tbe . third 'quarter. Ru tTh e specifications, deliver it land Pl ai ns of the Miaaionary Clttle1 of the m�in1 th', iicoft 33�. Chatlet Ro- , Varda Rua.bing 216 Midd l eport Fint' Baptl■t Cburcli cen· toUCbdo.-,i In ihe, .ume Por211 RIGHT to your job, ready y ards Pa&sing � 63 wDI be heJd tbls Tttetday eve niJ11, lod. and iii, e'dhl · poin t kick made to pour, Lowest . prices. At 6 the membera 9f the Lovt: Jood narr0.W 9:lf: &bf!. cap on ce aa:ain Passes A ttempted . . . . . 4 12 Believing that our .customers ti,,,ire a good product and Passes Comp leltd No Job loo largo or loo 5 , Jay Cll't'!le will .meet al the to 20 polnli at 33·13. 2 have buiJt, stock­ then want service when it's needed, The two �fei ,n, traded ■corea In 2 church for • JJ(Jtluet :supper ,nd o Passes Intercepted •mall - dellverles every . ' Total f ards gain ed , , 291 w JCOf• gers Q l\ with JMl�d final the la · m\!fflber Each euion. a orlt 5er¥ice epart­ lhile -full' above the established and ed 279 day - ulJ by 10 a. m. 1 D Radar .� FihfonJ, � to bri ng a covered · dlfh nJ a,a.ln i ind ' Firs t D own a . , . . . . . 9 satidaction. cuttomer compl� in.sure to ment 1 · for Salurday dell very. IN .---c table aervlce, - ·-�---, CAKDEN, '.l'lt• J, UPI - a v. At 'l:SO the Dor('11 Circle will Wblt n . . ney 'a : Hell.qi · De•r. 1'ho i a the meet at' home of M . Alan FURNITURE Gronde H1,11hes, the ti:lecta Cir.cle at the •lated to nni I d the mlle-and-one­ Home Studenl8 hom e of M rs. J.amea �uders and 1ixteenth 'Gafdahia Stik.e• on Od. Pago SL Phone WY•Z-3!84 Middleport RUTLAND, Miss Farie. Erlewine and Mrs. the Priscil la Circle a J ·the home 22. arrlvep at Garde.rf State Park . . . . . 1 '\'.'ork. ffqt'Q Friday BY James Araold were in Rio G rande of Mts. Qershel McClllr�7yeste rday .to return Judy Gregg CURLEE and Judy Arnold, students al INTIIS TWO Jl.i!IAflrlRS Rio Grande College to Midd l e• . NEW YORK UPI _.:, 7'1e Dutry port for the weekend, They were . S!ables of Rye, N. Y. Will tnake accom panied home_ �Y Miu Pal a double bid fo r lhe pen jumper Beck o f North Fa1rf1eld al&o at• championship of the 17th National tendi n g coUege, who wi l l spend Hor.se Sbow, Nov. 1-8, with John th weekend as guest of Mr. a nd Bell rldlri1 McLain SUeet arid Mrs. A . A . Scarberry . Kii,liey pllo\ii:ia= Ji1vy Sal ute. - ---- - - ---- ---Dave Now After Show f r� I•: ' ' ' ·� d :�' :!'-';.hin:--,:-U:•· N.vlft Ji�. �,, o !,t • t-• ---. �,, ftl ro y ti " .have been increased. Seats are higher, yet there's foatroom more clearance · , under the steering wheel, Doors are wicter, swing open farther with . -. - � Jutting barriers to bump as you get in1and out . no Powerod by Ille now, fuel-awing Trophy Y-J:' ��·l �Jl'i,,;fuel Induelion eysten, gives Iurther. this new free-bre1thin1 en8,1nf �i,��+;��es ps �o ' ,· . -r,,..... � ..,-� � - c , El even versions to seIect Irorn.. Horsepowers range from 2 1 5 to 348. For best economy you can specify the dollar- ,, saving Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower compression ratio lets you Lisa regular way to travel! Try i t ! ----------------- S E E Y O U R LOCAL A U T H O R I Z E D PO N T l A C o f. A L E R ------ . -� --··· 500 ;E. MAIN I ' • •' BLAETT NAR AUTO COMPA NY STREET - �----- ··- ---•- ......... . . . . . ' 'ff,nding frail Garden Club Meets , �r Installs New Officers For The y � Stnl bl• • tertain•d •• u,., Ind J...pb Strobl, with , 1:Jr n • ,.• . • 't'illdiAg 'l'hil Gudoo Club eveninJ: 111 her homt' On Hel&:hl! with a masked � ,, , RalloM!en party. Guests were . at the door by Mrs. iabaries Legar and daughter. ,.. •· 4Wt . P""" ,w.,ded to Mr,. c .. 1 w,11, Robert Lewis Mrs. prettiest: funniest and Mrs. Robert Thorhp: wn, most original. Mrs. Thompson. president, was in ehargl!' of the meeting, whirh opened with the club prayer, fol• 8 I l o wed with devotio ns by M rs. , Collutae1 Wei'l' JU dged by Ch rl I Leo Bryan . Memben answe red to fl:0 � I rol l ca ll with herbs used in se a . soni ng. Mrs. Legar and Milli e lfJ .and Mr• . Ge ne Mikh were WI'! comed aft gueata. II was YOt ed lo , lVIIIIIIICf begin all future meellngs at 8 pm . S Communicatio ns were re ad f' from M.n RoY Holter count . co n• llllaL · > d ' 1 ffffll c I h 1 • / it• t .:�n,:ra�l�: :n ���m�! �de:� •.. , n at Ih e b )' M fl. J lfflH JIC.do l ber 3 1 beO Church d t e Fed • e L ;1 ;I '1 · 30 · an ;:m M I nnr n. � - ther Phnii ,.:� cbal�1 n of ':ea1� n � A nner •h ow 1po nsored bY ., . the flutl■nd Garden Club on Ocl. 12 and II an d the HOt'kl11g Coun ty Jl'•U .Nlih1re tour on Oet . 23 . were 1nnollftted. Those mak mg l, . th• �011r .... to m:i1 it Ro e k H o use at O •· m. an ar� to lake a • qek l uneh. ' ...,. JOU lin, you CID en­ 1·•I• renor• Prl •� Mn. C•-rle, . � ialt eonnntence of 111 and •n th. lrnn'.m.-· 0 _.... • placed ,.._,_ ., � appllancea . . _ . " wl\111, ... ,,, t.k Jn th. Clllt.n N.t'on•"' "" MIiland Battled G11. AAbland. ddleport • A report o n the 8 t ate , , •ttltd Gas _ . i s dependable, ·· convention held In r-lumbus laat eoavenlent, stor m proof, heata ....k .... 11 •• n b' Mr.. Br'.n' , , ihllantly. --11le. She IoId o r t he new the ,_,_ e.1I 1n In arrang Ih.11 an d of PIaces d Per More Delalls Phon• �ured I ne Iv u di ng th_ e A mstea d , · tor R ies garde ns. V 1rgo and ir or Write . She slated that Mr. Ries s tarts hle seedlings in a brick wall. �e• ports on the Region al meeti ng '. Hemlock Grove, Ohio held at La ke_ H ope l odge Wed nes• were g1 �en by Mrs, Allard day Phone WY •2�784 Prall, Mn. Brya n , Mrs. Robert ' •.• ., . . ." ·r.:. = AVERY NRSON We're New . . Try Us! ' LADIES' NYLONS pair 39¢ All Tuel Paid cEliii�lio· 01 t co. 118 W� Mala Street Every Gillon Sehl ,VIII, A ,Money Bod, Oa1r111ke '" GALLAWAY PARM 10 MIi" l•tt ot �th1n1, 0., on Rt. SO to H9 th,ou1� . llllll��lll,,l MIi■ Wl1co111ln HOLSTE I NS 50 2 lo 6 YHn otd, Nfflt frflh, btl1nce cl... Nearly pl_! vacci na ted wl �h aH •nl m al& coml n11 from stale ap­ proved herd all with Individual ■tale health p1per.�. These are big cowa with wtll ■ttactied t1ddera e n d reul dairy type , Sm■ll calvea ao1� 1eparate•. Every- .cow waa personally picked direct from the 'farm fo Wis­ co n sin �y myself. , lffl'Y cow mu,t M 1.tl.t.cfer,. Our re,,utatlon 11 our 1u•rantff. PINANCINQ AYAILAILI - DOYT GA.LLAWAY Phone Athena MO own hlJh quallly Birch !rant cabloet, or custom buUI Birch coblnela to •• Free ltoltm� ,ult your need,. Cheerfull, • I j I 1 1 I I wr I ] I 1 I Give■ ! • King Buil4•n Supply Co. . P•on• l"Y..141 Illy er lfflllllll Ml4dloJ'UI 11D l 11....., Rold /t , · Deviled eg& dog s PU t IIP m raun hwei hot and er g o d as• e � ac c 1n�s 11 one of seYeral new prod �cts bemx tested. by the O � io A.gr1cu l • tural Ex�r1ment Stat 1o r to spur con.1 umpho n of e�gs, a ru:m produ.ct o ff a n d on 1n the pnce dol• drums. Dr. George Mo untney of the Poultey Scie nce Depa Mm ent re• por�• that ;1 taAte pa nel rated •.�e de � 1led egg product acceptable. 11 • h oo••w, .... · re wa nt, lo ,erve d l'Vli ed ea:il:s, lh! needs on ly to take !eY· eral .(le Y 1 led dogs from the refrig• ��ator an: �&e -� h: m ae ��� wi°u �d me: m • e ev1 e eggs. e ec • n ologu11 ta)'t This type �f pr,par:.i ti o n is plan ned to save the · ho1111ewife ft,� tfo uble of hlltd boili na eggs, peeling and m ixl n& them with mustard, salard dres.si ng and other i n(redi• ent.s. The deviled eu doas hue I. good ahelf life and can be fr o1e n . " McCULLOCH ONE /ll Dlnct•.lriYI �I = f, I ;::i:�· I !· uon .. r\tibl>et P0WI<,_,. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. •�-r.: Extension Co�ference Set For October 25 27 At Columbus IF YOU NEED FARM MiCHINERY 4T A REASONAB . lE PRICE' I SEE OUR USED EQUIPMENT USED TRAaORs .· I I C t In� - USED HARVESTERS Gr'nd' Mlx•■ ■ Mld•ep•rt Feed Mid 2ncl·"· SHERWIN-WIWAMS PAI NTS ' '. Y AVE. N l!W ClU 1 $T event·. Of We-"k Harr,·sonv·. 11·, General Contracting Mill Work . Building Supplies Custom Cabinets Factory - ·1 I - FULTO N THOM PSON TRACTOR SALES .. . TO N I G H T . ' •• ..,._Y, limo Special Low Pt'lct T R AC T O R Wltlt ,__. Y■kt Off MOlllls IMPLEMENT I SUPPLY CO. .._ WY-l-311Z Peul 11root RA.CINI!, OHIO RACIN! • \ PLANING Mill Plloae Wl-!1·3841 POIIIIUiY, OHIO 1 . ,, , ' ,' '. ·- Z4 DOUB.LI. TY Sta11p1 90tllls A DAY eo·M EROY..: l ANDMA:R.,K SIIPER . SERVt(E· SJAfION ·�· I j '- \ � . .•:.:.�•I'! sr. · ,) .. HMEMts . �,1,1.1 ' P it 1 % E S 10 O'Clock TERMITES D John Dtt.-e DellllMlrthir - tdu.· Prices! Tires Spec ials Until. �'.l'AheN ··� PBONI WY NlU Th, rlrth ann ual Sm,11 buai, $5.00 chn.,. s, turd,y di nner neu Cllnk under the sponsor- I $3.ml, Sunday brunch $3.00. All _shi p_ of the Ohio Fe�eration of partlcipanli must regi1ter. CanBu11men e nd Profes S1on 1 l Worn- \ cellation refunds will be honoren ', Clubs, with the cooperation ed on ly ttirough Oct. 29. RHer• o_f t he Sm •ll Business Ad m i n istra• v1Uo n.1 re� i ved after Oct . 29 wi-U t1 on, Ohi o Departm ent of Co m· be h eld at lhe registratio n desk, · m ertt and the umversi ·1Y O f I l-¥llel reservation., f or over Akron, will be held a t t he Shera • night aecom m odatiOn, sh ould ,_ ton H otel In Akron , Nov. 5-8. ..,.,1·,• w o' th th, Sheralomade dir.,,._ n M a i n :,t., Akron, O. 259 Hotel, The cli nic prOir■m ha& been seated to you-the owners, o per. For additio nal infora m tion conators, pro prietors, partn ers, mem • tact Mias Elmira Hann aford, bert of the manageme n t teams, chalrma o, Sm all Busi ntu Co mwith outat, nding speakers, e:a: hi- mlttee, 3152 In dia n V i8W bits ani! .,,.,pportu n i ty to gai n a Ci nci nnati, 27, O b.Jo. fuller \'I� of the busi ne11 of t m all buslrieM. II will be m ore pro fitable for You to a ttend the . c1·,n t c th an to "d o" b u1me1J.11 on I Sat11rd■y at home. Re m em ber . . will spark your ' tbin ki ng, I Ideas t te•e sparkt tUI bri ng you an d c an ge •Will proc a nge gre1.s in y our fu t ure a nd in yo ur s m pll businf!ss. There will be three rotati n g .section w orkshops _ S1 h1rday afternoon , affording yeu an opportu n i ty to he,r: "Our creative thinking abilities -a ntglected reso urce" by Gle n C o., '" of the B. F. Goodrich Co ., A k ro n. I Forw,rd-"Solad Best Foot S11 Dressi nl" by Mr,. Mogg1'e A nderson , Faah'oon D'orector or the M . O'Neill Compa ny of Akro n . Rec ord keep,· ng for tax pur0,.1 by Jo m e, Hotch ,' n , CPA ONL.Y •- Dra ke c o I rom the Walthall • ,00 $000 At the di nner on Sa t urday eY�so.oo . ... n 'a n,: at the Akro n City Club you EXCLUllYEl 'New -� will hear -II m o11t outsta n<li ng lee• r•:liltlit muffler ■nd lurer.author Gepr A B0 i .ir cootid flin 1hteld Public Relations i�\l'n�llor �:; ,hock• EXC1.UliVEI th e Firest one Tire an d Rubber or less vibration. t ebtorbe,.. C o., Akron . Hls lopk will be �.. hfl\dllOI "Now or Never." • l)ollined for Brochures of the - clinir m ay ,my, ,.,. ...,. ' be secured . by writing t O M rs. • W■ilhl f:t'1Jy 21 pounds­ , Helle n GreenWR)' , 1· 14 East land takes baFI up .to 304' Rd Berea Ohio e Weatt,erpro Qfed lpitton ' Advahce re1lsirat1on should be ford11>end.t>ltlona serv1Ge , made a9 soon •• ,possible and TOP !MD!�NS sent lo Mr1. Doretta Yates, 73 SIE tJ$ FOR A OIIIIIINfflATWII Gra nd Ave nue Alr.ron O The pack■1� dell i�cl�din i;: re• giatra tion, Saturday dinn er and i u nda l u nch ii $lO. OO Fo gl!ltrafion onl)';· wif.h ouf. !e�fs Charle-s Euex aod fa mily ot Soulih Carolina are apend1 " g the week with her parefi ti, )f r. and Mn. W. It. Holcomb. J. E . Ra.deki n returned h ome ':,:/' i11l Tuesday. fro m Jtob:er Ho T y' a da ghter are 11. om Cll v isiling relatives in Kent ucky . C. W, Sta ru bury, Columbus WH the Sundar d inner guest of hls brot her, Dil e and fa m ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jarrot Bobo enter• tai ned a 1r ou,p from Colu mbia Cha pe l Church pl, nn i ng the an• n ual Harv Ht Fe,t. 1,• al t o be held Oct. 29 at the church. . Loretta P,,· ., a att.1dent m Co lumbus spent the weekend at h ome. Luther AUe n , A t hen s. and Fra nk Vale, Pra ll1vllle vl1it ed lt r. an d Mn. J. E. R&det.in S,turda, afternoon . The social a nd j i tney supper at Laurel Orange was well attended. -------- . -�- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., F The only way farmPrs have 1 bee n able to m alnt.1 in a reason. abl� net income is by increasing thei r volum e as their margi n has The average figure was 299 heco me _!Ja rrower alm ost every prc ductlve man work u n ill, whkh ,. ._8ee m s to be a reasonable figure I year • Arnold pointed out that there with l'i2 Sundays per year and a are certain far'.11 manage ment -couple weeks vaca ti on . The capi, E1g producU tha t si m ulate mea t • guide1 whl-h � need to be care r u It Y t a I t· n veallm!'!nt a'I Mr&. Joh " Stou t per man enra1ohserved I n a dj us ting Iarm opera• ed $27,000 with th e low flanre also are beinl attempted. These rs. "ha de Fran k Bl ac kwe 11 O I � M would be In t he form of luncheon . · di ca Ie d th .a I th e ra rm I arou nd $9,000 and the high •y ,,· on,· 11e m over mea ts bi.Jt ma.de entirely ol egga. 1• the 2uesI OI Mr. an d M ra. H arI · • rapi·ta I s hou 1• " turn over 3 mini· $50,000. The average gros1 J nA ph1in,· h11rdbolled egg loaf is an• Han I ng · . . . mu m O f •3U per cen t o f t he tn· · <:ome per man was Mr1 · Ava G I IkeY w_as i n G aII 1' sli1 h Uy oYer . ot her possibil Ity. v est m en t CYery yea r , Th is me.ans $9,000 which left a family labor po I'· .., Tueaday on buir neas. . Dr. M6untn., ,..... that people • mves ••o , 000 1s tha t 1· r ...., ted t he ineome of S2. l l6. Thi■ •.-t.nn . and M rs. pau I Jewe II O1 u,uuu "'o h't U8e more enas ,....L-er3 beyond ..., .., gross vo I umc 8 h ou Id be $10 '000 figurt" ill not very hilh when c b 41 . spent t he weekend 1 um � lain am ou nt , regardleas o f · price . or bet te r ea c:h year. we consider th i s provides mg.ney Jlowever, If eggs are pu t up ln dif- wit h rela tives here. . Other g uides inelud e the fad f r food, clothi n , shelter a nd Mr. a nd Mra. Roy Ellis were o rerent forms so the llousewile c:m g: f tha t . opera ling expense should �! ��� _necessilles of a growing use t h.em in ot h.er than traditi on�! r, ueat11 o( Mr. a nd Mrs. Drake •t never exceed 28 perce n t o r the y . w ays, this m l&: ht sti m ulate nn • :Jale m Ce nter laat Su nday. groas Inco me. On any far m oper• Mr. and Mra. Earl Clark of n . m p t lo u 1n co m pari n g these figures with J ating with the extreme highs of _ _____ Lo ng Bottom spe nt Su nday with both operating e xpen se and over t he guides, Mr. Arn old suggested Mr. 8nd Mrt. George Clark. e o head expe n se, there would on ly we fi nd that the o verhead fixed F rmn Local CoNpl Mn . .Bud DouglaB spent some be 2 per cen t lclt for the farm- coats repreaented 38. 9 per cent To Celeb rate 50th • time with her daughter at Ports• of the Incom e w hich g ross ero net i ncome. Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Matthew s on mouth· am ou n l.s to 1 1 per cent a bove the M ra. J oe Carsey Is h e1 P1 n g t O Powell, O. , form er Mei.11s of A nother guide fa rmers n�ed. to maximu m a m ount of 28 per cent celebra will Cou care for her rather,, Mr. Hall at nty resident• te ca relully look 11t is "Are we Operatm g percen t waa M.1 per , !50th wedd i ng a nn iversar y M n, e th ir fully employed al productive la• cent of the gross incomti which . . . l be 20 llNIO Th e co�iJI� 1- 0� •� m � cri t1 :rs. (r�?v�.1/ bor. " Mo111 farmers think t hey are waa con ,lder�bly btlow th� "ma:d- O o fi W:icoffl ll'leftdli. enera j e ga a ca1 ron J ion a e a nd bu sy all of the li me, but the mu m figure Jive n by Mr. Arnold w l at open houae Sunday ,rter- Hospital. live, problem l! "h1 the laLor pro duc- °( '10 per ctllt, noon October 23rd al lhe h ome of Mr. and Mrs. Stou t � ove� froai t lve". 11 ls alao euential t o dePicking out the low ze and , h Dyesvllle daugh eir ter Krs. A. L. Taft, 33 t o H1rtl .ton v1lle m the t term i ne on any farm opera t i on the high 2ri of thear. 125 (ar m• Delmar Rhode, ho m e. Jf the Job ca n be done a different we flnd t tsat the h igh 28 had � Wett Sc hreyer Place, Columbus. 1 n m nt 01 SIN •:::i�,�� : h��I ;� * th � ��: ,� h •d Photrl WY-2•2178 MINN ::� Si! he M i n n d eac h tarm . The high group had eopolla · S t. Pau · t (ranchl,e 11 w, • busheIs o r corn per ocre, hay 3!5 dairy cow11 while the l ow POMQOY, OHIO git'e the Na tional Football Leagufl 3'4: to 4 t ons per e.cre, wheat 35 group bad onl y 23. Milk ,old per 14 ms ln 1�''1°• • l.ea . bu11hels per ac re, .and oat1 60 cow wa 11 1 1 ,000 with the high bushels or better J}(' r acre. group a n d only 9,600 with the In the liveslock field goals low grou·p. Milk. imld per ma n ' �hl o A&ricul tural Extension I t alk the after noon of October 26 pr opoaed lnrlndc 1 1 ,000 pounds was 22 1 , 00o in lhe high group �erv1ce personnel wlll focus al· on the ''I m p.act of Economic and of milk per cow. 250, 000 pound! ,only on ly 140 ,000 J n the low ten tio n on "Cha r,ting Extension Sorial Changt>t o n :M ethods of of-m ilk per man, 7 ½ pig :1 weaned group. On the retur ns of feed Met hod& in• a Chan1i ng Sol'iety" Exlension .'' The ReY. Richards pe r litte r. u 9.3 pe r cent beer J)4J r dollar fed the high �roup whe n they m tet Ot"tober 25.27 at- j will spetik' at a clo�i ng luncheon calf crop with the calves �rading � ha wed $2. l !! and the low group the st ale fairc,ro unds i n Co\um• session Odober 27. good or cho ice, and 220 eggs per W38 $ 1 .42. 'fwn 1t"oup11 will conduct m eet. bua. year per laying hen. i n eo nj u nctl"on . wit h the ings The OCCHiOn la the a nn ual Ex• The pay nff rom,cs in the famThe , Olu o C� u �ty on ference. c In me .asuri n1,; the efficie n cy of I_ e will which ce, n fere n co on al n te 1 ily l bor i ncome . h e A�ciatmn E�te naion . Agen ts the feedi ng operation goals ,ug- high group averaged $6 ,&27 ,e l! pro p bring t o th r ximately a 370 for gested were in dairy $1 .95 re• �ehl\l nn m a Octa , o h ual 1b _ ld will [ 1' ror the family, a nd the tow 25 �•ver• date and cou n ty worker tur n for each dollar spe nt for e b orlhmgt on Ele24 th er W m · 1 t an Jk a n di scuu I a , ns d d o s ed e g t., aged a net loss of fa m ily la oof in• feed and the so m e figure should a nd to im prove the over-all Exte ns- 1 m entary School · Auditorium come of $2, t ltl. , I apply to l11ylng hens. For hog11 th• W h t _r o e n ner l n l d I it u1 n 1n s l . In observi ng the two incom e 011 program In Ohlo _ was $ l 40 t he f i gure suggested Several n•Uonally-k nown speak 1 i�gto n Met hochat Church that _ eve• g roups of dairy farms, it was for sheep $ 1 .50 and beef . cows are sched uled to appear 00 n m1. Epallon Sigma Phi{. n■tio�al rs eyJdt quickly t • l!C he. t that nt 2 - T0.20 Fergu,ens fi ,. $I .SO, h onorary Ex_ten1lon fr1ternity, c ntly operated larger u nit■ the program , A.ltloni t hem ,,.. 1 1 - To-30 . Ferguson Com paring these figures w i t h -lt> n o Ill hOId an .in Ill a ti and barb� �e re enjoying l ncomu The hi.llh Gerald Hoffman, nahta n t ad m l n• w j 1 - 1912 Ford 125 Ohio dalry hrms, which subng of Octo ber 25 m J eveni the cue r nco me gr o up had a larger vol- 1,1,tra tor, Federal Exten sion Ser1 -. 35· Fernson niltted the i r 1915 9 farm account m l n iatra_tl on Ad he_ Agricultural t urnc o f busi ness, and WH mon •A vice, Waahlna"" .....n, D. c,·, Olaf . Uffl7 MoOel. records lo Oh io State Univer.!!lly U mver , ng on Ohl o St a te 1Id! u b , efficie nt i n getti ng higher mll k t...no n, chairman of the depart• Ext ra good conrHtion , me infor immmory, µoinls out so t Ca m pus, Wes • ,nty , ___ production per cow. ment of rural sociology, Cornell Ma ny factors have a n i nfluence University, lt hae1 1 N. Y.; S . N . iI,ewis and Mra. Thompson . 1 "Sav ory Herbs, Cu ltu re a nd upon the ll!vel o f profltablene11. M cl nto,ah, u1i1lf, nt director, Of· 1 I US 011 Use" h1ken from bulleti n urn or Whe n con sidered eeparately, no ne Hee of Food 1nd Agriculture, I. lftl 1 - NEW HOL�ND FORAGE IIABVESTER the U. S. De1111rtnwnt or Agrlcul• are rully dependable for predict- C. A., W11hlntton, D. C . : Will• . 1 - JOHN DEEQE FORAGE HAR.VESTER Sluc l1m he t g n I a mo u nt o r farm lncoir\t. t,, -The Center or Agri• ture was presented hy Mrs. Will. "'II B oth Wtitli Row-Oop-Attachments OUll!er!I for thr l'omi ng year While 1l2e or busl neu 11 ltnJjoH- cultural and t!:eonornic Adjust• eMAITIR MADI ,1 DS determi n i ng the te� e] menl, AmH, Jowa 1nd the Rev. I were in1t11llcd hy Mu. John Ter- a nt I n All Prltied For Qultk Sale Al eMASTII MIX , 1 DS rcll aud included Mrs. Charles of far mlnco m e It I n I tself I.!! · not Robert Richardt , minister, Met ho• Lewla, president; Mrs. Carl W U I, a i: uaran t ee o! a high return. A do,,t Churcb, Saline, Mich. I O hio E1ten1ton lervice Director vice president; Mrs . Walter Be n ti, larger busi ness, poorly m1na1ed, can mean larger lossea. A hrm W . 8 . Wood will open the conrer. secretary and Mrs. Robert Lewis lreaaurer. · As each officer · was must be etnclently opera ted to ent-e with a keynote addreas on •· -•• "'·"· WY -� Ne. ..-Rlffl9 "l'he Need for Jl'lexlbllity i n our I ns talled, 1he waa prcaenled with be prorl t able. Be Sure Of Quallty, Senrlre, E!lue Ex.tension ¥ethod1. " MIDOLll'OIIT McIntosh 11 R fl ower emblematic ol her of• PHONE WY-2-5 101 and Larson also will speak at the · R I SING SU N ruMQIIY, OHIO flee and Mrs. Lewis wH present• Tony Fowler, OWner.Qperator . Mrs. M ildred Canon wll1 be. 111 open ln1 se11lon. }IJ.lflm.1m Will ed a bouquet. 1 , Followi ng the l natallaUon Mrs. Risi ng Sun tomorrow on bWII• Lewla named her C"ommlttee.s for n the fe■r which lnclu'ded: 11ro­ MOV ING . 2ra m , :Mrs. Brya n , Mrs. Terrell Mr. and Mra. Larr)' Wiley who teleph one, Mra . an d Mn. Wlll; Struble and Mra. Patrick W ood; have been reaidl ng In an apart. devoti ons, Mr1, Brfan ; civic, Mrs. ml'nt in t he Coat• bulldln1 moVtd C. L. Helton , Mr1. Pratt a nd Mra. Into the 1ar11e apartment of Mr, Benb; pllbllclty Mrs. Terrell; a nd Mn. Jame, Arnold. , nowtr1 and carda, Mr1. Thomp­ MRI.· WHITLATCH CALLIO aon; W'Orkllhop, Mra. C. Lewh; Mre. Jam e■ Whitlatch WH 1<:rapbook, Mrtr. Max Ward, Mra. • called to Colu mbu1 wec1ne-., R. Lewi s a nd Mrs. C. Lewi s. bec1uae of the 1eri01.1, lllne■,' Prall; cou nt y Recreation Mra. of · her alater . .fair and flower ■how, Mrs. Ter­ , .11111, Mra , Heaton and Mra. Thomp aon; to plan Ch rlltmaa din ner, Mra. Wood, and Mr1. R . Lewll; \to hel9 with reJlat ratlon a t the 1 ('(IUnty meeUna Otl. 31 1t the · I Federated Church Mr's. WIii ,nd ' " Mn. Br.)'an; Chrl1tm11 nower .I ·,. ah ow, Mn, Terrell, Mrs, Hea ton , Mr1. Will a nd Mn. Thom pson and for the nex t mee tl n11 Mra. Bryan a nd Mra. Be nt!. Judged the Mrs. Thomps on i fl ower 1rra nie m ents and a blue JUST R.l!GJSTl!R. ribbon w'a1 a warded to Mrs. Ter• Le . R Mra. o t ti, o rlbb t'ff and rel! I ' No Partba"" Nee...,,. 1·, ' wla, Mrs. Bryan and Mrs, S truble. Relresh menll carryi ng ou t the · Halloween them e were 1erved by the ho1te11J, o,, AU Ou, OU 1, 1 The nex t meet ina: will be held al the Ohio Fuel Gae Co., office . . 8enlte !lpeellla ' 1 In Middleport beti nn l ng a t 'i' :30 ' ' •. p. m. AU mem bert are urged to • attend and take 1 1ue1t. • I .S�ga r Run. Flour Mills: I YOU R LAST CHAN C.E TO BU·Y • • . ,upplylng either ·our ' 1 ' " ( ..- � --:-.... . · i#th Annual Small Clinic To Be Held At Sheraton Hotel In Akron, Nov. 5-6 Ott. 15, 1960 Egg Weenies Mlly Point Rock News Of The Week e II H Ip The Farmer w·Jlh Ch'JCkeDS 1 2•21M Let us design your Kitchen I I 1 0., ,; ;:;-�:c---c--=:--------- · AUCTIONE£lt, GLENN CAIIEV, WIUiamot.,wn, Mich. NO PatYATI IALI 10 OAYI PRIOA TO IALI .. I I tere1Hng information. One Meig11 County farm was in('JudNI in this s ummary . These 1 2!! da i ry farms showed lhat the averag e had 25.8 dairy row5 produclng 1 0 1 , 1 89 p ounds o f _ :u; per cent m ilk per cow. This avera11ed out to 168. 000 pounds of milk per ma n , .and 9l .84 return for each dollar of reed fed . A productive man work u nit Is l'O nsidered l o be o ne man wor t, lnlil for il 1 0 hour day. On these 1 25 far m !i the loweli t fieme wa s 99 man wor k unit per year while t he high figure was t09. In othe r words the man with ,.,, . • .., product i v e work un i ts was doing som e t h i ng · else for 265 days that yea r or he was not doi n a: yery productive w or k. On the o ther hand . the fellow with 499 produ t', k � m i s m uS! hue work• r1;e a 0 1 1 5 1nd 1 8 hour �ays �• uri ng t e year. 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, _______ - ... I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2', 1980 - 8:00 P.M. E.S.T. • I ! . . . . -- . . . . . · - ·- . ..... -� . . ...... I DAIR\' AUCTION 50 I ::��::7,� ��1 11 Gouge - U Dent.. Pini Qltalily °M "· I J� g . •• I Co • I nd Tht Ga " ·, '• ■y C: . ll . BL AK E SL EE County Eirhnilon AtMf Volume time� �argl.i equals net income. Th11 1s one o f !he fu ndam e�tal rulea of businet.s, whelhe r 1 1 he far m or some othe r "· I bwuness accorUJng· lo Lester Ar I nold, arm Management Spec1a· F , l111l, who. spoke at the Meigs court• ly �eeti ng o_f the Jackaon J-'ro. ductwn Cred i t Association this vast Wt'ek I n lhe face of continu e d m· crease- I n prlce1 paid by farm e rs an_d decrease o f price6 re ,·ei ved. th i s r ule beco me � more essential 1 f the rarm fa m ily !s to m aintain a reaso1111ble net rncome . Farm , ·es liave decreased from pm an inde x figur e of 25{) in 1 949 tu 240 I n 1 959, while prires paid in• ,t·rea�ed fr,.o m 251 In 1949 up to 98 1n 1 9..,9, NOW! C• . .. .. y I ' "',, • FUn damenfaI RUIes In Fanmng c·1ven B Farm spet1a11st· � , 't �t ' ") • • ' ,_ ,h_. w+-1-ki2 · - � ,.�roy "\ II Ctl.urch of ....vt Chfttt ., Lattt-r Day t.lnh, Old Tow n Fl11l1 on Portland Road s•unifay 1ch ool 9:30 arn; l'reaC" hing 10:30 am a nd BHile Study Wed· ne1day O pm . C W . Ptntfitt. pastor. Midway Community Ch11rch, Bobb)· S..:.:rles. Miniller. Chuck �arles, Sunday Sch ool, Supt., Sunday School starts at 9:30 a. m.., J"rayer meeti ni Tuelday 7:4!! p. m. Zion Chu"h of Chrlat, PoiM'Oy-Harris on "llle Road, Eu1ene U nderwo.>d, min i ster. Bible 1chool 9:3(1 am; Morning wonhip 10:30 1m ; Eveni ng worship 7:30 pm. Robert Rerd, Bible Sc�, ool S upt. •--■flllff ,...,.."', I SUNDAY SCHOOL l,1!880N OF TRI \tt'UJ. 15, 1 960-5 Middleport. Raymon Konkrl1ht, pastor Wor•h1p JU 30 am, se rmon l•tt91wlll• CM•�•tlon•I Chrl1- · •.itl'Wilfd1h1p • " Grl'elJn& tOffilnll• tla11 Ch111r�h--8undar 1choul 9:M tee for wor1b1p houi- 11 Mr . and Mra. Etnerson JonN; Church am; Wo nhlp 1ervice 10:30 am. lelt•ftth.0. .. Adwentl1t �('hool 9.30 Jack !!echtle, Supt . ; -(124 Butternut AYe DA V Hall) l'vrtsmouth dl1tr1cl fall oonter• Sabbath School 2 pm ; Worshl:> ence th111 dternoon 3 I.Cl &.30 al Meth od iat I service :t : U pm; aervico=a 11re S�l­ t he nf!W M1inche.1ter urday. Prayer mef'tini: Thursday church: Juni or Vf" tl : 00; Se nior Yr 6.CO; Today ia Layme n' • Sun• '1:30 pm. day and Wl' ar, grate-ful to li'red Chwrdl .. GM:, Mt. Moriah­ Sunday school 9 : 41) am; Worship Hibbs for hia me11a1e on Steward servlre 1 1 am : Pra>·er m eet!nc 1h1p a& our paator 11 atte nding Tue,day 7:30 pm; Young peopl,. , th.e Cou ncil o f Evanaeliam meet• 1mg m Bl oomington, Ill. Cla•• 12 Friday 7:30 pm. , Carleton lnterdenomlnatton•I wdl meet at the h om e ot Mj111 Kl ngabury Road-Sunday 1chool Frieda li'aehnle. Aasl1t1n t hostea• 9:30 a m ; Worship hour 10:30 am; aes a r e Mrs. Harry ChH ht r, Mn. L'arroll Swa nson, , Mra. D. S. every other Su n day. Bethlahem Baptl1t, Great Bend Harold a nd Mn. B. N. Eut. De• -M orning worship 9:30 a m : Su n voti onal leader, Mrs. M . L. Fre nch d11- y 1c h ool 10: 1 !!1 am ; �vening Progra m leader Mr1. Bruce Ll,J,yd \ First Quarterly c on ference wlll serv i ce '7 : 30 pm. held Nov. 6 at 7:30. The lead• rhe Fedtdaled Church, Pome­ ebe. r for the wors,hip S( rvice today ' roy, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, PasiH George Dallas. tor, J o hn W m . Blaennar, Dir. o f Finl Bapti,t Church, Middleport Ch. Educ . Sunday school 9 : 1 5 a m : A, Boone, past ol ' : Sunday I Donald Worshi p hour 1 0 : 25 a m , topic: School. 9 : 1 5 a. m . ; Morni ng Wor, "On The Side Lines". Co m e and ship, 1 0 : 1 5 a. m., "This One Thing worship, you are w eleome I Do For Chris t''; YF, 6 p. m . ; Eve• ni ng wonhip, "True Great neas ", 7:30 p . . m; Tue1day eveni n g, Cir­ cles meet; Wednes�by, 7:30 p. m . Prayer service; 8:30 p. m. Se nior Choir rehearsal; Thursday, 7:30, Busy Bee Clas1 meeta. Oct. • -J I ,... - � \11.'' :: <:, , 1· ' J , - II II · -- : Our God Is Also Very Clever 1 he ,onr aounded ! f dashed f,-0111 the offk:e lnW the crowded street, and hur­ ried on into the fadinl" s11nH.-ht. TM bell In the familiar old church tower IV.I.I atrik­ lnl' five. l had rude It a11in ! I would r�tch the commuten' train and be In my suburban home at the 111ual hour. A, I rushed put the church, ehlmea aounded melodiou•ly o"er lhe bu11, 1trua:1tlinr mus of humanity. Suddt"nly, I 11topped In the mid11t of It. Whf thia mad rulh d•y aft.er dayr Tomorrow and to­ morrow and tomorrow would be the same. But today thit chime■ recalled to ine a aen.e of peace and purpoae, a utiafaction once experienced In the fellowship of wonhip and friend�hip. The commuUn' ttain wu !orrott.en H f ente�d lhe vt:1t, aemi-li1hted chureh , From far up at the marb le altar eame the WQrda or a pra)·er : ''0 God, our Huvenly Father . . . the endleH tide of bu1inea1, toll, ■nd eare move11 on around ua. Go wi th us and bleH us >Nho have stopped within this holy place of prayer for one brief moment to be refreahed by thy love, and quieted by thy peace." The orrn took up the reaponae and the "An1t"n1 ' 10ared upward aa I knelt in grateful prayer. "Never again,'' I reaolved, ..,hall I deJtri.-e myself of the aeturity and ntlafartion of regular chureh attendance •nd wonhip. My place in the little suburban church 1hall be filled on each Lord'a Day." 11Ni SyrtcuM Mttftodllf Church Rev. Carl Herri ng, pas tor, Carroll Norris, Supt. Sunday 1cbool 9:30 am , Worship service 7:30 "The Peace of God"; Youth Fell ow,hlp 6 Pm Wed n eiday; Midweek Bible stud)' 7:80 pm Wednelday. UI Chure:h, LnLrt Fall11, lew, T H I! C H U R C H , o R A L L Hnhert Sharp, putor. Sun day RIVIVAL MEETI NGS ;I. L L , o A T H I! C H U R C H ■ch ool 9:30 , am ; Worship aerYke11 Carmel EUB Ch ureh will begi n The a,.,,d, i, th, 1,u1e,1 l.1111, Sunday eYenlng at 7 a series o f revival m eet ings Sun fel' Everyone 1'V ,.,,1, for .i.. b•il<l,oc of d>o.-.clu Hd Church et the Nt1■ Nne, SUNDA Y day even i ng, Oct. 18 a n d which tood eilLumhi p . I, " ■ ,..,,.....,., of Syracuse, Rev. Harold Holmes, ,p .. ,,... 1 ..1 ..... w,11io.,, • ..r..... O..oci.. will conti n ue ·n ightly through WHTN•TV ,utor. Sunday llchool 9:ao am; , ... ,1�. ,..,,,.,.,.,1 "°' ,.,,1....... ... will q't"lock 8 30. . t Oc Sunday, Cbaanel 13 - 9:45 1.111. Morning worshlp to: 30 a�; NYPS ,.,..,,. Thc,c ore foo, -n4 •••-• of each mee t l nl, lime lhe be "The Understanding 0£ 30 pm J:••n!�1tk ,"rvlces lit •hr ••.,, po,..,. ilw,,.,Ld ,1kad ,..,.,.,. . Rev, Freeland Norris of R•What LJfe Really Is'' !;3 f+JMl•rl, ud •�PG" olM- 0.M,d,. Th,y 1 0 p m :, wedneauaJ 7�3o prayer cme has bee n secured as the --� ____ ,..,, ( 1) Fo• h., ""''" ..h. \l) For 1,., �eetlng; Pra�er hour '1'1l� ■day -acl eh.--p special � -.. eva n gelist . There will be ' Chur The Federat child, .. ·, oal, ()) For ,t,, ,..k, of J,,,. . , .30 pm; Miuion,ry sen,lce 1• �he roy, These ly. t igh n numbers Pastor , song Rev. Wald o J. Bartels '""'"'"•"f ud HIIH. (-4) Fo, 111,o- ukr . 3rd 'J'uesdat of the moPth 11 1 .30 J oh n w m . 81 aett nar, D 1r , of Ch r. serviees will be open to the pu b, ol ti,• a.�,.h i1o<lf. wh1<h .,,cl, J,,i, p;m the w111 direct lie. Lo cal tale nt m"'•I a.d ■101u:ol •�pt>ofl. Plaa "" I"' I Edu<'. Su nday 1ch ool 9: 1 5 am; c Church ., Naarn Mulber al n gi ng. Every ngrej:!11f.ion al o serm on 10:25 am, ur shi 10 th"rd, •tt�l•rly ud ,od yn, 8,bl, o r H Wo p ,,. po eroyt, R ev E IO A n E. . F Dun says e om welc is dy o b • ; " do,lr Poverty Our i :i!: topi c "Overs tating s Ii :L S ud h00 9 . .., x, ,�• r. �,n 1 1 • '. , Oct. 1 8 Friendly Circle the mi nister. Tuesday ' • orDUJI w Ol'lr.,p 1 u.-,0 • NY PS .._t -------· • mee t"mg 8 pm,· .Th ursday, Oct · 20 - - ----8:45 Evenin.11 service• '1 :30; P ray• ... • . Bu&y Bee meet mg 9 am; Ch oir tt-11 ,r MClttlng Thursday ? : SO. re�earsal 7:90 pm. Come and wor• 21-14 P-.lw, T..i., Hou• of Pr:■y.,-, Chester, (Th• u.1, w..i.....a., II t:"'iat.hW>I s h ip, you are wel�me. Matlbew 1'1,y,ada Country Church in Town}. Ed� • , rch, Po t t Chu J.11 Flra B1ptl1 I D,rmt.h....,. Vrid11 m()nd Life, p111tor. Sunday scho,ol Ralph C. Zundel . Pastor_. � llo.turda1 11 Tb,,a.i,,.,is,,a 2 Woll · ; . 9:30 am; Lari Bogg,, Supt Mo n 1am �alson, . Supt. 9.3?-1 1 . 15 lni w orship 1 1 a m '· Evangellatic , combmed service or w�rs h 1p Hid service 'J·SO OctONf' 16 ch o i r . .. serm on tudy. Mu! i c by Falrvle._ Church, Rew. Dwight ! From Gloo m t o Glor y . Nur• The Meigs County Yout.h Rally Spencer, pastor. Su nday •chool , sery a nd /uni or ch oir for ch ildren of t he Churc hes of Chriat will be 9:30 am, S upt. Herbert )Jouah ; 7 : 30 I\_len s .Br_o ther h<>';'d ; ��esday h eld Su nday, Oct ober 16, at 2 p. Young Peoples meeting eacb s un2 . 30·7 .30 M1ss_1 o narJ Circle�_. W�d· rn . al the Rutland Church of Chrlet. s day at 8:45 pm ; preach i n 7:30 1 n esday 7 c� o 1r rehearsal, 1.45 The Pom eroy church will • be I n pm· prayer meeting Wednesday s,,.,bto,1 , v• . 7:30 charge of the prolf.am, and there prayer service; S.:i turday 'p m 1 area youth rally a t Rio Grande. will be an election of officers. · Fl'M Moc11at Church, Laurel Rn. Church B, U. Herman Mt. .,..• Cl iff, Rev. R, Euge ne Gell, paaOctober 1 7 tor. Su nday school 9 : 30 P h ll Rex Garrabra n t will preach the The Rac i ne PTA will m,et ltll tile hope It tcilf, In so me u1eosure, foster ond laelp Wise. Supt .; M orni ng worship firS� � ree night!! o.f a revival M onday evening It 1:30 at the , ,. . 10 : 30 a m : Yo uth aervlee 7 pm; I bcgm n mg Sunday . m � hl, Oct 16 grade achoo! buildin g. Dr. K. D. tllat ielalela Is good In family ond eomm11 nltg life, this Evangelisti c .11 erv\ce 7:30 pm; Mid and Rev. Robert Blame o f Jun o- Am sbury will be guest speaker. next _ the preach tlon City will •�ek prayer Hrvlce Wedne1day Ba.b y sittera wm be available for two weeks. Meellng wlll clolt · th ose ch11dren wh6 m11.1t ac�om• orgo11l%■tlons '7:30 &im. feat•re Is sponsored by tlae bu sine•• flrn•• Hyiitlt Run ,,.. "'8tholllatt •• Sunday nlaht Oct. 30. Pleue plan pany parents to meeti n g. bert E. Smith, St., pbtor: Sunday to come. . � 19 ..,1aoae Mmes appear below. Graw · Ctnwch, t'tnMroy, Rev. lchpol 8:30 •· m., Worley Raley, The Red crosa Board will meet JO:� ,. rn , Wlmam A. Robert■, Rector. 10 , 30 o,tober 19 ,t 7 , 43 p . m. ,t t �, '!'Pl:i IIOQ!bli H lflr.:tG,nmunion eind church health offlCe i n Pomeroy. ·, � , . . . ' t-otna leriN, . ·,.. d.c� hn..,, .ilm . · -1 :00 pm the Order of tchool, Pt•f· ,in.; p, j;eliltlc •e•�• October 17 Ill . . Confirm1tlon , the Rt. Rev. Roger of · Class ter ..,uni, 1'bundq Worker1 The Willi n g · · 124 W. Blanchard, preachi ng and ■d· the Enterprise EUB Church will ..,._,..., lbl11..W, Our Aim Is To Satisfy ff .._, Xh:ina1, I:. Codner, p11fOI'. llinda y . mlhblterlnr the H.cra men t. have a m atked Halloween party i n l R h, Chur Pomeroy • ne-, the c hurch basement, Mon day a t c ""' laptl9f - Ch rtn'I ctuarch ■eMOI li 2 1 2 E. Main St . Phone VU -5-2 145 Cheller, Ohio �'Ip •, #it p"' Sund■•, Rev. Arthur ft. McCaule, v, Pulor. 7:30 p. m. There will be • 254! i , w. 1: , o11 ,. "OI', • .' Oltlter Simpton, Supt. 8 :SO e m grab bag and pie and coffee will be 1°Padly 1ftcl l'rid■J, Bradbu ry Cflurctl Of �tulat; Art Su nday school ; 10:4S am MomOctober 1 1 Marr.um min ister: Bible School, a l ing wptship "The Layman 's Job The triendly · Circle pf the Fed· Morritne:' w�rshi p 10:30; Chrt1tl1D and .. the Minister's Job" ; 5:45 pm en t cd Ch urch will meet Tuesday a. t Motor Tune Up Endeavor e p.m.; Eve n ing worship, Sem o!'- BYF; 8 :00 pm Eve n mg 11 p. m. at the ehurch. Mlddlepo rl service "How God Used Jaco b"; served. Powell & Ash 7 p.m. Phone SH-!-41 83 , prayer m Ji nesday 30 : 7 Wed 2-3921 WV Phone Chrld, 8 1 of October Bradford Church I Rah;,h Hu m ble, PHtor, Jim Reed, meet ing. A m eeting for all Dem ocratle of tm Baptld Church lethteh Supt; Bible school 9:30 a m ; MornPrl"Cinct Commit teemen, the Meill In,: wor1h1, 10:30 am ; Chriatlan Great Bend, Rev. Arthur R. Mc- cou n ty, wome n '• Democratic Club Lewis, a nd the Meigs Cou n ty Cl'ub wlll be ' Endeaver (youth) 8 Pm; Evenin g Cauley, past1)r. Rob!rt Supt. worship g n i n r o .M m a 9:30, wor�hl p '1 : 30; Wednesday eveninJ held at the Bradbury School, Tues• Laynd Sunday school "The a Mldtllepot1 t Bible S udy 7:00. day at 8 p. m. Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. October 28 Kl,.iom Hall of JehHa h'1 1Wlt- m a�:.t Job a nd t�e M i nister's 1ervice 60 Tl1ere will be a soup supper and 1)esse11 Public m eeting Su nday 3 Joli ; 7 pm Eveni ng Pomeroy 111 E, llill . , Pl!l>ne WY-2-24 ob". Jac "H God Used aw pm; udy , . .. . t s wer 4 o t h Halloween party for the Cub pm: Watc Alfrad Mathod l tt Church, Rev. SCfl uts, 0ct. 28, at the Letart FaUs \ . , Bible atudy TuestUy a p m ; Ser• Ro bert R. Card, pastor. Su nday com mu n ity Ce n ter. Servi ng will be­ MID· vlct mee�ng Thurtday 'I pm; school 9:30 Lloyd Dill in ger, Supt. gin at 5 :30 p , m . The public Is In• lstry r.hool Thursday 8 p�. ces at 10:45 with vi ted to attend and everyone o Bakers Of Good Bread PIigrim Hellnesa W rship _servi Dan•llle n of Minersville giv• should com e m ftlked. Brow 1ctor /Yout n,,tlge & Plymouth Dealer Church. L1n1avllle, Don Wachen• y mg the mest�ge, Tuesday at 8 pm Huntington. W, Va Middleport. Ohio ach-.,ang, pa9tor. Sunday ' hool _ regular meehng of the WSCS �l j o:ao _. , , . • ri.. worihlp i:i n t:30 am; Mornt I "I :: . ...... the hom e of Genevieve Gu thrie . e Th �m; ·pilgrim Youth ft:49 pm; �edn eaday evening prayer ser­ EvanaeUatlc- service 7:30 pm; Fe1- vices at 7:30. Jowtblp ,ervlce Wednesday i:30 lletheny ■UB Church, F. E, , ., 4 ' pm orshi P w nn , -putor. M orni ng Du Custom Built Kitchens , • h . Mlddlapert Churdl Of' t e N 9: !0;- SI.I nda)' school 10:30 Otis ett. J, Bartl Clyde &iNM, Rey, Mtddlepot1 . .,: i,.· nopp, Supt. Sunday school 9 : SO am; mornln11 lK · Va . I Dunn ■t10N B Ch Ravenawood, E, 1 . -,.S, F. l lnfern lMlll,� urch Prl• !,.I UnlMd '9,'t �Mme n o · wotalUp service 10:80. Serm • IM ' • • • pastor Sunday sc_hool 9:30. Way ne Today is Saturday, Oct. 15, subJecl "Ot'cupy"; ?:30 Evenlne _ Roush, Supt; rev.1val meetings .� be- 289th day of the ye.qt wiili T1 • ""1. j ■ervice ■ermon "Who Then can ,ginning , 960. eloc eveo Sunday at 1 lc: in ' B more P and g Be S.;ed "· rayer meetin ni-. ind COntln ulng nightly thru The m oon is appro achi n g it1 Ellble study' Wedntsd■)' 7:30 pm. n day, Oct. 30. Su . phase. ew n ' Makers of Holsum Bread NHMI Bapthf-Sunday ,chool F. Church, EUB SrrtcuH , I!. ni ng ttar ls Mars. mor e h T pra)'• m. !ludget Sho�ping Center D:SO 1. m.; worship, n 1. ■ J>oil,eroy' Du nn, past 9r; S O�day school a t . . The even ing atars are Mercury, er llll'Vlee, Wednesday '1 p. 111. : y, 9 �ulaenberr Supt.; llen 3_0 ; Jupiter and Saturn. Venus Cjr,tnlfr laptl■f - · SundQ' M nl orah l p 10 : 45; Prayer _ o n this day in htatory: i,chOOl O:SO. lfomlnl worthiP, mor ttl w n eeting Wed eeday 7:30. ln 1844, Friedrich Nletzaehe, lO·Ja h EUB u s Ch Pl•l r � n philosop her, waa bom, t " Germa . !' PPen T . Flffl Baptist-Sunday In 1914, the Clayton Anli-Tr111t ICbool 8:111 a. m. PreacJ'linl: Sun- . Paul H6ob, m inister. 9:80 wor• Support the Church of Your Choice Tate Someone to Church with You Sunday 'an� men taki ng Act .11upplementlng tbtt Sherm an ship scbedule · \ ·day- il:lllll p. rll. Pomero1 We81 Main Slreel Pomeroy HlrriNn•III• t•••rterl•n _ charje of the service, 10:28 Sun- Anti-Tnult Act of 1890 became Phone WY•!-1844 J i . g day pm n sc o o Wedd pen aw. tf 1it 2 iunll)' school 10 a. m. WYP 'i' at chu rch. [n 1117, , the ffl4ill1 fqious apy -.., .tm 'lnd Bible study ever, TuelSo h u IU C l I World War I, ---� Hari, waa rc H of lethe · uth aertiet1 " lay. Prayer and pl'IIH barracks P11ul Hooks, m inister. 9:30 Sun- exl!C9.ted at Vlncenn11 llturctn '1:'8 Jim. · , ah p day wo pm ool; men sc Parll, idile r � 8 out h , piMiModil-Sun dar ittltool 10 Fffnch taking cl11rg.e of -service; 8 pm I In 1140. the fonner Im • evaqellitl,c service. '1:� pm; ' (The Friendly Bank) waa n Mo ni �x­ : 41 'P Hal• Endeavor Chrittlan Lani Pierie r day Wedneada Bible ■tudJ 7 : pm. . loween part at Lll• Bentz; 8 pm re edle bt .• �'II -,qllai ror be· Mkldleporl ut Strei Waln 157 t eeu , )' • RuttanlChurch of fhlt N...ren• Mkltllepon Ger• a r.i N to country lbC hia -5u da achool 9 : 30 11111 . �1"1 Thurilday �gbt prayer meeting. tray � n J • ll'fflbJp 10:46. EvmgeHatlci 181'- , Lottrld# IUI Church, f»1ul m ant t:lutlnl 1forld W_. II. · [n 11M, jle,e:bNi1dhit HerM•n ,....... '1·4-1 pm M.ldWffk P,nyer •. Hoob, midlater. 10:� Sunday :00 1 1 ip sh wor ant service; Go erllll, •teneelf - ti death by . :- IChool; , �- Wedaeld,Y f:il pm:· pr : ight 8 YF; n F ayer 7:30 iday the Nurem� allied military r Cr lumbla Chlpel Cllrlltlan- · m30Ung; 7 : 3 pm Saturday nigh t trlbllDII, tomli'litted IUklde by 0 � , wortblp Your Walgreen Agency li�e scbool t:80 YI· tlan Endeavor et John Ar· t a kl� -poiffa, � eeconcl the on tervtce I0· 30 am Cadlllac-Oldsmoblle-Rambl.. Phone WY-!-!581 chers. , Pomeroy 111d f th SunllaJI. r n Germa tdd11: for hrist, C Churdt of Ml&I�, Thought .J 9'rlatPomeroy .;: Cllurdli 141 W. Main SI. � l Gardner, mlnlper. 8: 30 . phil010pher Friedrich Nletuehe Bible school e:::IO an,. Pxiatllt,11 s a liar i 1uch a ,lft4 tltni �1$.fl SchOOI. i'hb la, Jla Uy Day 11tid: ''No one i · l0:30: • am on the ·ftnt , Br.ipg a:11 the '.trlends..� y(JU can! the 1ncllan1rft mlin." · ·1undi)"II )!:verr. �l111 .asked to bave ·!QI)% · p.(l;Ll'f WILL MlaT lllfl�ncl Church If Chrht - attendance! It C.' St�fy, Supt. · Plomblnt & Heating acbonl 9;30 ■m: wnnhlp J. P. Joachim , Prop. Pre1identa Parley � Pai!lt , p The 0:30 Morning Sermon w�hi_ � J'�llowsentce 10:3) am; y� Phone WY.Z.%057 �uxlllil')' 50 WY-2-!5 . Mldd!epot1 Legion �Pb erican S1.•Mtddl m A Lbleoln lDI ,:. a ; 'The the Pl 0� J!:tr of un 140 ahJ&· e pm; Wonlrip '7 p m. • . wllJ meet Post Webster Drew of T r d · i outh b Pro 'Y lo '• &e an th rd .t ctwtat' ' ·I! Wednesday ■t '1 :30 pm at tlte �:SO am; M- Evenlnll .aeJfoe. Se , Ablllty":; pel • home' of Mrs. J, M. Thornton, . s ot. Go w�· . hut wonhlp 1(1 30 am, Evenln, er mfetln1 apd Bible still , worM l ·IO pm : PrlJer me,dag Mr. an d Mrs. Milton Ho\ldl• . $: Oo �01r ,r,cUce; Wed. 8:J5 at . UM! Jltbltt .study 7:30 pm Featurlni · Deeotaled S!lcet, Novelties, Bulk , Pbone WY-Z...�748 Middleport RI. 1 a di) • Rutland chucli first ■eu.l on of abelt and dau1hten, M inerav,ue, P_IMl11e WY•l-1444 r i . ni ng to �pend Sunday in plan ll• ide are i new lii\rch-ol ou ci:iunty-1'/ · Sun� Mliidleptirl lll. l , ,l(.......,rr CIM.lrC"i , r New Lex:lricton With her parents . t ce ' .-: ,.laOol 0:3'1 1 • 1 Mr. and Mn. Paul Lewis. Tfle � 1· · . i-:l0:10 am. , • . ,,, , . . I i · �;;i;;;;; I :so. sn,n I uc! ��'§�� I I .., .......... """"• ""'' ....., .... "",. "• ... ,_ eigs • & Mason M Commg Evenls I .. .30 ,. }f ..,.&,11 ,llt, 'I:_ and ' ':J. I KAUTZ FEED STORE K. & C. JEWELERS w· RUTLAND AUTO PARTS laUnd MAX wm AGENCY BAKER FURNITURE •-�•· QWLINGS & SONS co. HEINER'S BAKERY . If., -- f·'� · ,..· 'fOD.\Y .\ND ' a--. Alm \'f.STF.RYEAR l.uflw il[timo SHEL WORKERS �If ., .\ , · OF AMERl(A ·. ,..IP . 1. RED ANCHOR CltlZEN'S NATIONAL BANK ..' Bihle I �..&�7�• w•1- �!•,.' 'wor'\11!.a M,,""' •L. a,,., ' ""'"Int! ��� ........,..., . ,, OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE MOTOR PARTS CO. ·. KARR & YAN ZANDt MOTOR SAIIS STARK DRUGS : 'Wn.us ANTIIONY HOME LAlJNDltY CO. sUPIEME KE CRUM CO. ..,. '· ' ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT w. : . . FWCIS Fl.GRIST .i WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVICE '' - KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. -· -.. B7 IIOJ L. Sal1t A very great deal of time and ener&Y bl.II t,een expended by our preachers in provin1 that our God U ,ery powerful . Per• haps the lime has come fo prove that be it alto very clever . A terrible fear seems to grip the belrt, of m.Jllions of mod­ erns. The threat of a nuclear war, wUb wboleuJe destruction visited upon lhe whole race, ii enough to make sober the most superfi<: ial of us. But good religion bas something to say to a frightened generation, and the scripture of tbie ,week's Sun­ day school lesson says It. 1AM to the ROIi The great tragedy in the life of the American people, at the moment, is that they are looking into fbe ,utters and not up to the hills. A west coast pastor spent a few minutes one Saturday morn­ ing surveying the advert11ementa of the moving pictures. 1n addition to the sexy photographs which illustrated the page in the "amusement section" of his momin1 paper, he found al­ most a score of suggestive Unes, all designed as lures, and each one tuned to the sex undertone. And this was furnished as entertainment! As if a modern public tnew nothing more, or better. than sex-obsession. A psychologist, in discussing one of our modern problems, sugggested to his class that they �ke a study of "the love-life of the wild boar" if they really wanted to understand the in­ ner "drives" of the modern man . A more or less famous art gallery eshibited a series of 1 jpaintings" that had been •·created" by a go'rilla. In yiew of this tendency to consult the gutters instead of the hills, we need not wonder that the chaotic situation in wh-ieh we find oune1ve1 should create within us a great fear . In view of the contaminated fare being sened to us in the entertainment world, we should not •onder that the wise among us are greatly concerned as. to whether or not we are capable of meeting Russian competition . The Uniform Sunday Scl!ool lesson for October 16; "TRUST I N GOD," Psalms 91; 1 2 1 ; Matthew 4:5-7. In view of our engrossment with iconomk affairs, we need not wonder that we lack the faith with which to meet the frightening prospects of the nuclear age, God 81W On There is a very great need In A.meriu.n life for a vigorous faith in God. This is not to say that we need to believe that he DuiJr exists. The actual atheist is a very rare jndlvfdual. But we need to believe so moch more. In t�e face � the political chaos, the economic revolutio1t:, the racial tensions, and the industrial strife with which we are surrounded, we need to be reminded from Ume to time that our God is still on duty. We do not live In a deserted world. Of this the ancient Psalmist was very sure' nght lo live by his faith, and we ha ve a There is no better tert in all the scripture, from which to preach a modem sermon, tban the words of the old Hebrew who sang, "The Lord is your keeper.'' Help wm Come la nme A little group of cJub women bad been discussing the world's poJiticaJ situation, revieWing its complexities and it1 threats in an their somber details. Finally a rather timid little woman spoke up to say, "But I believe God wilt eome to our help: He will not desert us . " To which another woman replied in rather tartly , "Yes, I believe that too ol course but the thing I am wondering is, will He get here time?'! We need !o re�i�d ourse!ves or.casionally that our God is very elev.er, m add,ttion to bemg very powerful. No civilization, race, nation, or tycoon has ever been able to outwit him. No matter how black the sties may appear to be and no att � �r how dense the fogs, God still knows •how to iet about m t�1s world of ours. And no matter how brilliant the enemy ol �•ghteousn� !""Y , seel)l to be. our God understands the basic laws, cond1t1onl!, af!8' (a'ots a Utile better. The nghleous 111an ll9M by ·hls talth. It keeps him alive a, long as he lives. . (Copyright_ 1960 by the DivWon of Christian Educ.ation, Na; t1onal Co_unc1I of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.) Rutland Community News By Jean Parfrer . Mark }'.'rench and Rand7 Phillips of Middleport were week: end guests of Ra ndy's grandparents, Mr. a�d l-lr�- William Burt. Louise Mila m of li,anpvUl e RD was a Friday overnight guest Elena M3rti n. l1rs. A n na Luckadoo is visit in& wi th her gra ndda ugbter, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ord Harris and fa m Uy of Colum bus. of newlboy.11 won In • coritest 'Mr. and Mn. Cirl llllle�. carla. Alan and' Grace of Athena ipe t Sunday with parents, Mr a� Mrs. William tiff Totan.. lln. Roy Triey of Worthin1ton ■pent tlae week l!nd With her par. en b, Jlr. aJQ:I � C. A. Sil.ck. She UmmiJard«rd )fr liiter, Edna Kat S'lfi&, 1o Jtoher liOIPltal on Mdnd.-y (or a clletk. up. �· and �- · A:a Cheadle and Mr. and Mn. Clair T•ylor and Deiter ,b.ne moffd into grandson, Mike Atkllll()n, ot Col• fam i,I� PhilliP1 property ot:I u m bus, Mn. Evely n Hill and Mn. j SL r? Adria Wilc ox_ ol Lanpvi1le wen i t isitora in Parkersburg on �� � � � a . j Mrs. Jan ice Cotterill of Lanwttr was a week end cuett of her parD.a..-.a. ents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Pearl Lannin1. 5.....-_ � •�•• Sun. , .,-uuanee ...._..,. .....,ovvI � 'Mn. Paul 'Hill (Belly Slawter) day, Od . ltb •• · 1 20, collection and children of Weal Jeffenan S ll.98. Banner cWI No. 5 teeft:,; i ted her parents, Mr. and Mr,. Hi• ra m Slawter and family over the ag!f!· . Jin . Lawrenc, . Smitlli . ..-. and week end. , left W�� ror K� w1.:•. Mrs, Nell i e Parter of Chester spent M onday night with Mn. Ho- to spegd t,"o �b -.ridi l(r. and.� Mn. Q!to ·U:tNU(e)d ind .llr. �... m er Parker and Sutie. • Carroll Snowden at■ended I din• Mrs. Fla,d Smith. Mr. � Mn. Rubert •e1ti· , mer for em ployees of the Nailonal Life and Accident I nsura n ce C9. i n spent tW- � with her �· ents. llr," � Kn. James Gilmore. Huntin,:ton, 'J'\lelday evening. Varvel Foley wu · dischaJ'1ed from Holzer Hospital last Frid1Y. iloYS' Mr. a nd Mrs. Garl08 Snowden an� son , Jeff, vi1ited their da.qa:H-· $OU ter, Mr. and Mn. Joh n llonti•mery GLOVE . LBATHEII at Colu mbus over th e week end Romer Parker Is en:iptoyed lt Colu mbus. Mr. and Mra. Charles Simpkin,. Sliea' 3\i lo 7 of Colum bus spent the - week end here at their home. The 131st Homecom in, of tb:l!I Church or Christ w11 well atte11d­ ed. The Rummage and Bate Sall sponsored by the NortliwesteNI Barld Boosten was reported a succeu. ' George Prall, owner of tbe Pom­ UTl'LB BOYS' erof Nat ional Bank Buildinl (Rut-, -i la nd Brane h ) h11 remodeled tlle ' �­ front with modem brick pl� aluminum. vill' which . support posts upwa,d to the seeood door. Michael King aJpHred ifl a group plcture of American news-­ boya (dressed ln D�h prb �urine a visit to Holland) In lut 'ltffk'a editio n of the Fafflily 1 m agazine supple�ent v.;hltJ't, tributed natlonwlae. '111e p"fiotb WU· taken last tan dorln1 a � . ' tit; i ng much of l:un>P.e, ::m Laurel Cliff Society vu- �. W b l i S KO E S $r.,, ,,. ....,.a., Stwe . II Mil EllA S 'W�ib'. dti: J'"f� �----- ··- ---•- ......... . . . . . ' 'ff,nding frail Garden Club Meets , �r Installs New Officers For The y � Stnl bl• • tertain•d •• u,., Ind J...pb Strobl, with , 1:Jr n • ,.• . • 't'illdiAg 'l'hil Gudoo Club eveninJ: 111 her homt' On Hel&:hl! with a masked � ,, , RalloM!en party. Guests were . at the door by Mrs. iabaries Legar and daughter. ,.. •· 4Wt . P""" ,w.,ded to Mr,. c .. 1 w,11, Robert Lewis Mrs. prettiest: funniest and Mrs. Robert Thorhp: wn, most original. Mrs. Thompson. president, was in ehargl!' of the meeting, whirh opened with the club prayer, fol• 8 I l o wed with devotio ns by M rs. , Collutae1 Wei'l' JU dged by Ch rl I Leo Bryan . Memben answe red to fl:0 � I rol l ca ll with herbs used in se a . soni ng. Mrs. Legar and Milli e lfJ .and Mr• . Ge ne Mikh were WI'! comed aft gueata. II was YOt ed lo , lVIIIIIIICf begin all future meellngs at 8 pm . S Communicatio ns were re ad f' from M.n RoY Holter count . co n• llllaL · > d ' 1 ffffll c I h 1 • / it• t .:�n,:ra�l�: :n ���m�! �de:� •.. , n at Ih e b )' M fl. J lfflH JIC.do l ber 3 1 beO Church d t e Fed • e L ;1 ;I '1 · 30 · an ;:m M I nnr n. � - ther Phnii ,.:� cbal�1 n of ':ea1� n � A nner •h ow 1po nsored bY ., . the flutl■nd Garden Club on Ocl. 12 and II an d the HOt'kl11g Coun ty Jl'•U .Nlih1re tour on Oet . 23 . were 1nnollftted. Those mak mg l, . th• �011r .... to m:i1 it Ro e k H o use at O •· m. an ar� to lake a • qek l uneh. ' ...,. JOU lin, you CID en­ 1·•I• renor• Prl •� Mn. C•-rle, . � ialt eonnntence of 111 and •n th. lrnn'.m.-· 0 _.... • placed ,.._,_ ., � appllancea . . _ . " wl\111, ... ,,, t.k Jn th. Clllt.n N.t'on•"' "" MIiland Battled G11. AAbland. ddleport • A report o n the 8 t ate , , •ttltd Gas _ . i s dependable, ·· convention held In r-lumbus laat eoavenlent, stor m proof, heata ....k .... 11 •• n b' Mr.. Br'.n' , , ihllantly. --11le. She IoId o r t he new the ,_,_ e.1I 1n In arrang Ih.11 an d of PIaces d Per More Delalls Phon• �ured I ne Iv u di ng th_ e A mstea d , · tor R ies garde ns. V 1rgo and ir or Write . She slated that Mr. Ries s tarts hle seedlings in a brick wall. �e• ports on the Region al meeti ng '. Hemlock Grove, Ohio held at La ke_ H ope l odge Wed nes• were g1 �en by Mrs, Allard day Phone WY •2�784 Prall, Mn. Brya n , Mrs. Robert ' •.• ., . . ." ·r.:. = AVERY NRSON We're New . . Try Us! ' LADIES' NYLONS pair 39¢ All Tuel Paid cEliii�lio· 01 t co. 118 W� Mala Street Every Gillon Sehl ,VIII, A ,Money Bod, Oa1r111ke '" GALLAWAY PARM 10 MIi" l•tt ot �th1n1, 0., on Rt. SO to H9 th,ou1� . llllll��lll,,l MIi■ Wl1co111ln HOLSTE I NS 50 2 lo 6 YHn otd, Nfflt frflh, btl1nce cl... Nearly pl_! vacci na ted wl �h aH •nl m al& coml n11 from stale ap­ proved herd all with Individual ■tale health p1per.�. These are big cowa with wtll ■ttactied t1ddera e n d reul dairy type , Sm■ll calvea ao1� 1eparate•. Every- .cow waa personally picked direct from the 'farm fo Wis­ co n sin �y myself. , lffl'Y cow mu,t M 1.tl.t.cfer,. Our re,,utatlon 11 our 1u•rantff. PINANCINQ AYAILAILI - DOYT GA.LLAWAY Phone Athena MO own hlJh quallly Birch !rant cabloet, or custom buUI Birch coblnela to •• Free ltoltm� ,ult your need,. Cheerfull, • I j I 1 1 I I wr I ] I 1 I Give■ ! • King Buil4•n Supply Co. . P•on• l"Y..141 Illy er lfflllllll Ml4dloJ'UI 11D l 11....., Rold /t , · Deviled eg& dog s PU t IIP m raun hwei hot and er g o d as• e � ac c 1n�s 11 one of seYeral new prod �cts bemx tested. by the O � io A.gr1cu l • tural Ex�r1ment Stat 1o r to spur con.1 umpho n of e�gs, a ru:m produ.ct o ff a n d on 1n the pnce dol• drums. Dr. George Mo untney of the Poultey Scie nce Depa Mm ent re• por�• that ;1 taAte pa nel rated •.�e de � 1led egg product acceptable. 11 • h oo••w, .... · re wa nt, lo ,erve d l'Vli ed ea:il:s, lh! needs on ly to take !eY· eral .(le Y 1 led dogs from the refrig• ��ator an: �&e -� h: m ae ��� wi°u �d me: m • e ev1 e eggs. e ec • n ologu11 ta)'t This type �f pr,par:.i ti o n is plan ned to save the · ho1111ewife ft,� tfo uble of hlltd boili na eggs, peeling and m ixl n& them with mustard, salard dres.si ng and other i n(redi• ent.s. The deviled eu doas hue I. good ahelf life and can be fr o1e n . " McCULLOCH ONE /ll Dlnct•.lriYI �I = f, I ;::i:�· I !· uon .. r\tibl>et P0WI<,_,. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. •�-r.: Extension Co�ference Set For October 25 27 At Columbus IF YOU NEED FARM MiCHINERY 4T A REASONAB . lE PRICE' I SEE OUR USED EQUIPMENT USED TRAaORs .· I I C t In� - USED HARVESTERS Gr'nd' Mlx•■ ■ Mld•ep•rt Feed Mid 2ncl·"· SHERWIN-WIWAMS PAI NTS ' '. Y AVE. N l!W ClU 1 $T event·. Of We-"k Harr,·sonv·. 11·, General Contracting Mill Work . Building Supplies Custom Cabinets Factory - ·1 I - FULTO N THOM PSON TRACTOR SALES .. . TO N I G H T . ' •• ..,._Y, limo Special Low Pt'lct T R AC T O R Wltlt ,__. Y■kt Off MOlllls IMPLEMENT I SUPPLY CO. .._ WY-l-311Z Peul 11root RA.CINI!, OHIO RACIN! • \ PLANING Mill Plloae Wl-!1·3841 POIIIIUiY, OHIO 1 . ,, , ' ,' '. ·- Z4 DOUB.LI. TY Sta11p1 90tllls A DAY eo·M EROY..: l ANDMA:R.,K SIIPER . SERVt(E· SJAfION ·�· I j '- \ � . .•:.:.�•I'! sr. · ,) .. HMEMts . �,1,1.1 ' P it 1 % E S 10 O'Clock TERMITES D John Dtt.-e DellllMlrthir - tdu.· Prices! Tires Spec ials Until. �'.l'AheN ··� PBONI WY NlU Th, rlrth ann ual Sm,11 buai, $5.00 chn.,. s, turd,y di nner neu Cllnk under the sponsor- I $3.ml, Sunday brunch $3.00. All _shi p_ of the Ohio Fe�eration of partlcipanli must regi1ter. CanBu11men e nd Profes S1on 1 l Worn- \ cellation refunds will be honoren ', Clubs, with the cooperation ed on ly ttirough Oct. 29. RHer• o_f t he Sm •ll Business Ad m i n istra• v1Uo n.1 re� i ved after Oct . 29 wi-U t1 on, Ohi o Departm ent of Co m· be h eld at lhe registratio n desk, · m ertt and the umversi ·1Y O f I l-¥llel reservation., f or over Akron, will be held a t t he Shera • night aecom m odatiOn, sh ould ,_ ton H otel In Akron , Nov. 5-8. ..,.,1·,• w o' th th, Sheralomade dir.,,._ n M a i n :,t., Akron, O. 259 Hotel, The cli nic prOir■m ha& been seated to you-the owners, o per. For additio nal infora m tion conators, pro prietors, partn ers, mem • tact Mias Elmira Hann aford, bert of the manageme n t teams, chalrma o, Sm all Busi ntu Co mwith outat, nding speakers, e:a: hi- mlttee, 3152 In dia n V i8W bits ani! .,,.,pportu n i ty to gai n a Ci nci nnati, 27, O b.Jo. fuller \'I� of the busi ne11 of t m all buslrieM. II will be m ore pro fitable for You to a ttend the . c1·,n t c th an to "d o" b u1me1J.11 on I Sat11rd■y at home. Re m em ber . . will spark your ' tbin ki ng, I Ideas t te•e sparkt tUI bri ng you an d c an ge •Will proc a nge gre1.s in y our fu t ure a nd in yo ur s m pll businf!ss. There will be three rotati n g .section w orkshops _ S1 h1rday afternoon , affording yeu an opportu n i ty to he,r: "Our creative thinking abilities -a ntglected reso urce" by Gle n C o., '" of the B. F. Goodrich Co ., A k ro n. I Forw,rd-"Solad Best Foot S11 Dressi nl" by Mr,. Mogg1'e A nderson , Faah'oon D'orector or the M . O'Neill Compa ny of Akro n . Rec ord keep,· ng for tax pur0,.1 by Jo m e, Hotch ,' n , CPA ONL.Y •- Dra ke c o I rom the Walthall • ,00 $000 At the di nner on Sa t urday eY�so.oo . ... n 'a n,: at the Akro n City Club you EXCLUllYEl 'New -� will hear -II m o11t outsta n<li ng lee• r•:liltlit muffler ■nd lurer.author Gepr A B0 i .ir cootid flin 1hteld Public Relations i�\l'n�llor �:; ,hock• EXC1.UliVEI th e Firest one Tire an d Rubber or less vibration. t ebtorbe,.. C o., Akron . Hls lopk will be �.. hfl\dllOI "Now or Never." • l)ollined for Brochures of the - clinir m ay ,my, ,.,. ...,. ' be secured . by writing t O M rs. • W■ilhl f:t'1Jy 21 pounds­ , Helle n GreenWR)' , 1· 14 East land takes baFI up .to 304' Rd Berea Ohio e Weatt,erpro Qfed lpitton ' Advahce re1lsirat1on should be ford11>end.t>ltlona serv1Ge , made a9 soon •• ,possible and TOP !MD!�NS sent lo Mr1. Doretta Yates, 73 SIE tJ$ FOR A OIIIIIINfflATWII Gra nd Ave nue Alr.ron O The pack■1� dell i�cl�din i;: re• giatra tion, Saturday dinn er and i u nda l u nch ii $lO. OO Fo gl!ltrafion onl)';· wif.h ouf. !e�fs Charle-s Euex aod fa mily ot Soulih Carolina are apend1 " g the week with her parefi ti, )f r. and Mn. W. It. Holcomb. J. E . Ra.deki n returned h ome ':,:/' i11l Tuesday. fro m Jtob:er Ho T y' a da ghter are 11. om Cll v isiling relatives in Kent ucky . C. W, Sta ru bury, Columbus WH the Sundar d inner guest of hls brot her, Dil e and fa m ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jarrot Bobo enter• tai ned a 1r ou,p from Colu mbia Cha pe l Church pl, nn i ng the an• n ual Harv Ht Fe,t. 1,• al t o be held Oct. 29 at the church. . Loretta P,,· ., a att.1dent m Co lumbus spent the weekend at h ome. Luther AUe n , A t hen s. and Fra nk Vale, Pra ll1vllle vl1it ed lt r. an d Mn. J. E. R&det.in S,turda, afternoon . The social a nd j i tney supper at Laurel Orange was well attended. -------- . -�- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., F The only way farmPrs have 1 bee n able to m alnt.1 in a reason. abl� net income is by increasing thei r volum e as their margi n has The average figure was 299 heco me _!Ja rrower alm ost every prc ductlve man work u n ill, whkh ,. ._8ee m s to be a reasonable figure I year • Arnold pointed out that there with l'i2 Sundays per year and a are certain far'.11 manage ment -couple weeks vaca ti on . The capi, E1g producU tha t si m ulate mea t • guide1 whl-h � need to be care r u It Y t a I t· n veallm!'!nt a'I Mr&. Joh " Stou t per man enra1ohserved I n a dj us ting Iarm opera• ed $27,000 with th e low flanre also are beinl attempted. These rs. "ha de Fran k Bl ac kwe 11 O I � M would be In t he form of luncheon . · di ca Ie d th .a I th e ra rm I arou nd $9,000 and the high •y ,,· on,· 11e m over mea ts bi.Jt ma.de entirely ol egga. 1• the 2uesI OI Mr. an d M ra. H arI · • rapi·ta I s hou 1• " turn over 3 mini· $50,000. The average gros1 J nA ph1in,· h11rdbolled egg loaf is an• Han I ng · . . . mu m O f •3U per cen t o f t he tn· · <:ome per man was Mr1 · Ava G I IkeY w_as i n G aII 1' sli1 h Uy oYer . ot her possibil Ity. v est m en t CYery yea r , Th is me.ans $9,000 which left a family labor po I'· .., Tueaday on buir neas. . Dr. M6untn., ,..... that people • mves ••o , 000 1s tha t 1· r ...., ted t he ineome of S2. l l6. Thi■ •.-t.nn . and M rs. pau I Jewe II O1 u,uuu "'o h't U8e more enas ,....L-er3 beyond ..., .., gross vo I umc 8 h ou Id be $10 '000 figurt" ill not very hilh when c b 41 . spent t he weekend 1 um � lain am ou nt , regardleas o f · price . or bet te r ea c:h year. we consider th i s provides mg.ney Jlowever, If eggs are pu t up ln dif- wit h rela tives here. . Other g uides inelud e the fad f r food, clothi n , shelter a nd Mr. a nd Mra. Roy Ellis were o rerent forms so the llousewile c:m g: f tha t . opera ling expense should �! ��� _necessilles of a growing use t h.em in ot h.er than traditi on�! r, ueat11 o( Mr. a nd Mrs. Drake •t never exceed 28 perce n t o r the y . w ays, this m l&: ht sti m ulate nn • :Jale m Ce nter laat Su nday. groas Inco me. On any far m oper• Mr. and Mra. Earl Clark of n . m p t lo u 1n co m pari n g these figures with J ating with the extreme highs of _ _____ Lo ng Bottom spe nt Su nday with both operating e xpen se and over t he guides, Mr. Arn old suggested Mr. 8nd Mrt. George Clark. e o head expe n se, there would on ly we fi nd that the o verhead fixed F rmn Local CoNpl Mn . .Bud DouglaB spent some be 2 per cen t lclt for the farm- coats repreaented 38. 9 per cent To Celeb rate 50th • time with her daughter at Ports• of the Incom e w hich g ross ero net i ncome. Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Matthew s on mouth· am ou n l.s to 1 1 per cent a bove the M ra. J oe Carsey Is h e1 P1 n g t O Powell, O. , form er Mei.11s of A nother guide fa rmers n�ed. to maximu m a m ount of 28 per cent celebra will Cou care for her rather,, Mr. Hall at nty resident• te ca relully look 11t is "Are we Operatm g percen t waa M.1 per , !50th wedd i ng a nn iversar y M n, e th ir fully employed al productive la• cent of the gross incomti which . . . l be 20 llNIO Th e co�iJI� 1- 0� •� m � cri t1 :rs. (r�?v�.1/ bor. " Mo111 farmers think t hey are waa con ,lder�bly btlow th� "ma:d- O o fi W:icoffl ll'leftdli. enera j e ga a ca1 ron J ion a e a nd bu sy all of the li me, but the mu m figure Jive n by Mr. Arnold w l at open houae Sunday ,rter- Hospital. live, problem l! "h1 the laLor pro duc- °( '10 per ctllt, noon October 23rd al lhe h ome of Mr. and Mrs. Stou t � ove� froai t lve". 11 ls alao euential t o dePicking out the low ze and , h Dyesvllle daugh eir ter Krs. A. L. Taft, 33 t o H1rtl .ton v1lle m the t term i ne on any farm opera t i on the high 2ri of thear. 125 (ar m• Delmar Rhode, ho m e. Jf the Job ca n be done a different we flnd t tsat the h igh 28 had � Wett Sc hreyer Place, Columbus. 1 n m nt 01 SIN •:::i�,�� : h��I ;� * th � ��: ,� h •d Photrl WY-2•2178 MINN ::� Si! he M i n n d eac h tarm . The high group had eopolla · S t. Pau · t (ranchl,e 11 w, • busheIs o r corn per ocre, hay 3!5 dairy cow11 while the l ow POMQOY, OHIO git'e the Na tional Football Leagufl 3'4: to 4 t ons per e.cre, wheat 35 group bad onl y 23. Milk ,old per 14 ms ln 1�''1°• • l.ea . bu11hels per ac re, .and oat1 60 cow wa 11 1 1 ,000 with the high bushels or better J}(' r acre. group a n d only 9,600 with the In the liveslock field goals low grou·p. Milk. imld per ma n ' �hl o A&ricul tural Extension I t alk the after noon of October 26 pr opoaed lnrlndc 1 1 ,000 pounds was 22 1 , 00o in lhe high group �erv1ce personnel wlll focus al· on the ''I m p.act of Economic and of milk per cow. 250, 000 pound! ,only on ly 140 ,000 J n the low ten tio n on "Cha r,ting Extension Sorial Changt>t o n :M ethods of of-m ilk per man, 7 ½ pig :1 weaned group. On the retur ns of feed Met hod& in• a Chan1i ng Sol'iety" Exlension .'' The ReY. Richards pe r litte r. u 9.3 pe r cent beer J)4J r dollar fed the high �roup whe n they m tet Ot"tober 25.27 at- j will spetik' at a clo�i ng luncheon calf crop with the calves �rading � ha wed $2. l !! and the low group the st ale fairc,ro unds i n Co\um• session Odober 27. good or cho ice, and 220 eggs per W38 $ 1 .42. 'fwn 1t"oup11 will conduct m eet. bua. year per laying hen. i n eo nj u nctl"on . wit h the ings The OCCHiOn la the a nn ual Ex• The pay nff rom,cs in the famThe , Olu o C� u �ty on ference. c In me .asuri n1,; the efficie n cy of I_ e will which ce, n fere n co on al n te 1 ily l bor i ncome . h e A�ciatmn E�te naion . Agen ts the feedi ng operation goals ,ug- high group averaged $6 ,&27 ,e l! pro p bring t o th r ximately a 370 for gested were in dairy $1 .95 re• �ehl\l nn m a Octa , o h ual 1b _ ld will [ 1' ror the family, a nd the tow 25 �•ver• date and cou n ty worker tur n for each dollar spe nt for e b orlhmgt on Ele24 th er W m · 1 t an Jk a n di scuu I a , ns d d o s ed e g t., aged a net loss of fa m ily la oof in• feed and the so m e figure should a nd to im prove the over-all Exte ns- 1 m entary School · Auditorium come of $2, t ltl. , I apply to l11ylng hens. For hog11 th• W h t _r o e n ner l n l d I it u1 n 1n s l . In observi ng the two incom e 011 program In Ohlo _ was $ l 40 t he f i gure suggested Several n•Uonally-k nown speak 1 i�gto n Met hochat Church that _ eve• g roups of dairy farms, it was for sheep $ 1 .50 and beef . cows are sched uled to appear 00 n m1. Epallon Sigma Phi{. n■tio�al rs eyJdt quickly t • l!C he. t that nt 2 - T0.20 Fergu,ens fi ,. $I .SO, h onorary Ex_ten1lon fr1ternity, c ntly operated larger u nit■ the program , A.ltloni t hem ,,.. 1 1 - To-30 . Ferguson Com paring these figures w i t h -lt> n o Ill hOId an .in Ill a ti and barb� �e re enjoying l ncomu The hi.llh Gerald Hoffman, nahta n t ad m l n• w j 1 - 1912 Ford 125 Ohio dalry hrms, which subng of Octo ber 25 m J eveni the cue r nco me gr o up had a larger vol- 1,1,tra tor, Federal Exten sion Ser1 -. 35· Fernson niltted the i r 1915 9 farm account m l n iatra_tl on Ad he_ Agricultural t urnc o f busi ness, and WH mon •A vice, Waahlna"" .....n, D. c,·, Olaf . Uffl7 MoOel. records lo Oh io State Univer.!!lly U mver , ng on Ohl o St a te 1Id! u b , efficie nt i n getti ng higher mll k t...no n, chairman of the depart• Ext ra good conrHtion , me infor immmory, µoinls out so t Ca m pus, Wes • ,nty , ___ production per cow. ment of rural sociology, Cornell Ma ny factors have a n i nfluence University, lt hae1 1 N. Y.; S . N . iI,ewis and Mra. Thompson . 1 "Sav ory Herbs, Cu ltu re a nd upon the ll!vel o f profltablene11. M cl nto,ah, u1i1lf, nt director, Of· 1 I US 011 Use" h1ken from bulleti n urn or Whe n con sidered eeparately, no ne Hee of Food 1nd Agriculture, I. lftl 1 - NEW HOL�ND FORAGE IIABVESTER the U. S. De1111rtnwnt or Agrlcul• are rully dependable for predict- C. A., W11hlntton, D. C . : Will• . 1 - JOHN DEEQE FORAGE HAR.VESTER Sluc l1m he t g n I a mo u nt o r farm lncoir\t. t,, -The Center or Agri• ture was presented hy Mrs. Will. "'II B oth Wtitli Row-Oop-Attachments OUll!er!I for thr l'omi ng year While 1l2e or busl neu 11 ltnJjoH- cultural and t!:eonornic Adjust• eMAITIR MADI ,1 DS determi n i ng the te� e] menl, AmH, Jowa 1nd the Rev. I were in1t11llcd hy Mu. John Ter- a nt I n All Prltied For Qultk Sale Al eMASTII MIX , 1 DS rcll aud included Mrs. Charles of far mlnco m e It I n I tself I.!! · not Robert Richardt , minister, Met ho• Lewla, president; Mrs. Carl W U I, a i: uaran t ee o! a high return. A do,,t Churcb, Saline, Mich. I O hio E1ten1ton lervice Director vice president; Mrs . Walter Be n ti, larger busi ness, poorly m1na1ed, can mean larger lossea. A hrm W . 8 . Wood will open the conrer. secretary and Mrs. Robert Lewis lreaaurer. · As each officer · was must be etnclently opera ted to ent-e with a keynote addreas on •· -•• "'·"· WY -� Ne. ..-Rlffl9 "l'he Need for Jl'lexlbllity i n our I ns talled, 1he waa prcaenled with be prorl t able. Be Sure Of Quallty, Senrlre, E!lue Ex.tension ¥ethod1. " MIDOLll'OIIT McIntosh 11 R fl ower emblematic ol her of• PHONE WY-2-5 101 and Larson also will speak at the · R I SING SU N ruMQIIY, OHIO flee and Mrs. Lewis wH present• Tony Fowler, OWner.Qperator . Mrs. M ildred Canon wll1 be. 111 open ln1 se11lon. }IJ.lflm.1m Will ed a bouquet. 1 , Followi ng the l natallaUon Mrs. Risi ng Sun tomorrow on bWII• Lewla named her C"ommlttee.s for n the fe■r which lnclu'ded: 11ro­ MOV ING . 2ra m , :Mrs. Brya n , Mrs. Terrell Mr. and Mra. Larr)' Wiley who teleph one, Mra . an d Mn. Wlll; Struble and Mra. Patrick W ood; have been reaidl ng In an apart. devoti ons, Mr1, Brfan ; civic, Mrs. ml'nt in t he Coat• bulldln1 moVtd C. L. Helton , Mr1. Pratt a nd Mra. Into the 1ar11e apartment of Mr, Benb; pllbllclty Mrs. Terrell; a nd Mn. Jame, Arnold. , nowtr1 and carda, Mr1. Thomp­ MRI.· WHITLATCH CALLIO aon; W'Orkllhop, Mra. C. Lewh; Mre. Jam e■ Whitlatch WH 1<:rapbook, Mrtr. Max Ward, Mra. • called to Colu mbu1 wec1ne-., R. Lewi s a nd Mrs. C. Lewi s. bec1uae of the 1eri01.1, lllne■,' Prall; cou nt y Recreation Mra. of · her alater . .fair and flower ■how, Mrs. Ter­ , .11111, Mra , Heaton and Mra. Thomp aon; to plan Ch rlltmaa din ner, Mra. Wood, and Mr1. R . Lewll; \to hel9 with reJlat ratlon a t the 1 ('(IUnty meeUna Otl. 31 1t the · I Federated Church Mr's. WIii ,nd ' " Mn. Br.)'an; Chrl1tm11 nower .I ·,. ah ow, Mn, Terrell, Mrs, Hea ton , Mr1. Will a nd Mn. Thom pson and for the nex t mee tl n11 Mra. Bryan a nd Mra. Be nt!. Judged the Mrs. Thomps on i fl ower 1rra nie m ents and a blue JUST R.l!GJSTl!R. ribbon w'a1 a warded to Mrs. Ter• Le . R Mra. o t ti, o rlbb t'ff and rel! I ' No Partba"" Nee...,,. 1·, ' wla, Mrs. Bryan and Mrs, S truble. Relresh menll carryi ng ou t the · Halloween them e were 1erved by the ho1te11J, o,, AU Ou, OU 1, 1 The nex t meet ina: will be held al the Ohio Fuel Gae Co., office . . 8enlte !lpeellla ' 1 In Middleport beti nn l ng a t 'i' :30 ' ' •. p. m. AU mem bert are urged to • attend and take 1 1ue1t. • I .S�ga r Run. Flour Mills: I YOU R LAST CHAN C.E TO BU·Y • • . ,upplylng either ·our ' 1 ' " ( ..- � --:-.... . · i#th Annual Small Clinic To Be Held At Sheraton Hotel In Akron, Nov. 5-6 Ott. 15, 1960 Egg Weenies Mlly Point Rock News Of The Week e II H Ip The Farmer w·Jlh Ch'JCkeDS 1 2•21M Let us design your Kitchen I I 1 0., ,; ;:;-�:c---c--=:--------- · AUCTIONE£lt, GLENN CAIIEV, WIUiamot.,wn, Mich. NO PatYATI IALI 10 OAYI PRIOA TO IALI .. I I tere1Hng information. One Meig11 County farm was in('JudNI in this s ummary . These 1 2!! da i ry farms showed lhat the averag e had 25.8 dairy row5 produclng 1 0 1 , 1 89 p ounds o f _ :u; per cent m ilk per cow. This avera11ed out to 168. 000 pounds of milk per ma n , .and 9l .84 return for each dollar of reed fed . A productive man work u nit Is l'O nsidered l o be o ne man wor t, lnlil for il 1 0 hour day. On these 1 25 far m !i the loweli t fieme wa s 99 man wor k unit per year while t he high figure was t09. In othe r words the man with ,.,, . • .., product i v e work un i ts was doing som e t h i ng · else for 265 days that yea r or he was not doi n a: yery productive w or k. On the o ther hand . the fellow with 499 produ t', k � m i s m uS! hue work• r1;e a 0 1 1 5 1nd 1 8 hour �ays �• uri ng t e year. 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, _______ - ... I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2', 1980 - 8:00 P.M. E.S.T. • I ! . . . . -- . . . . . · - ·- . ..... -� . . ...... I DAIR\' AUCTION 50 I ::��::7,� ��1 11 Gouge - U Dent.. Pini Qltalily °M "· I J� g . •• I Co • I nd Tht Ga " ·, '• ■y C: . ll . BL AK E SL EE County Eirhnilon AtMf Volume time� �argl.i equals net income. Th11 1s one o f !he fu ndam e�tal rulea of businet.s, whelhe r 1 1 he far m or some othe r "· I bwuness accorUJng· lo Lester Ar I nold, arm Management Spec1a· F , l111l, who. spoke at the Meigs court• ly �eeti ng o_f the Jackaon J-'ro. ductwn Cred i t Association this vast Wt'ek I n lhe face of continu e d m· crease- I n prlce1 paid by farm e rs an_d decrease o f price6 re ,·ei ved. th i s r ule beco me � more essential 1 f the rarm fa m ily !s to m aintain a reaso1111ble net rncome . Farm , ·es liave decreased from pm an inde x figur e of 25{) in 1 949 tu 240 I n 1 959, while prires paid in• ,t·rea�ed fr,.o m 251 In 1949 up to 98 1n 1 9..,9, NOW! C• . .. .. y I ' "',, • FUn damenfaI RUIes In Fanmng c·1ven B Farm spet1a11st· � , 't �t ' ") • • ' ,_ ,h_. w+-1-ki2 · - � ,.�roy "\ II Ctl.urch of ....vt Chfttt ., Lattt-r Day t.lnh, Old Tow n Fl11l1 on Portland Road s•unifay 1ch ool 9:30 arn; l'reaC" hing 10:30 am a nd BHile Study Wed· ne1day O pm . C W . Ptntfitt. pastor. Midway Community Ch11rch, Bobb)· S..:.:rles. Miniller. Chuck �arles, Sunday Sch ool, Supt., Sunday School starts at 9:30 a. m.., J"rayer meeti ni Tuelday 7:4!! p. m. Zion Chu"h of Chrlat, PoiM'Oy-Harris on "llle Road, Eu1ene U nderwo.>d, min i ster. Bible 1chool 9:3(1 am; Morning wonhip 10:30 1m ; Eveni ng worship 7:30 pm. Robert Rerd, Bible Sc�, ool S upt. •--■flllff ,...,.."', I SUNDAY SCHOOL l,1!880N OF TRI \tt'UJ. 15, 1 960-5 Middleport. Raymon Konkrl1ht, pastor Wor•h1p JU 30 am, se rmon l•tt91wlll• CM•�•tlon•I Chrl1- · •.itl'Wilfd1h1p • " Grl'elJn& tOffilnll• tla11 Ch111r�h--8undar 1choul 9:M tee for wor1b1p houi- 11 Mr . and Mra. Etnerson JonN; Church am; Wo nhlp 1ervice 10:30 am. lelt•ftth.0. .. Adwentl1t �('hool 9.30 Jack !!echtle, Supt . ; -(124 Butternut AYe DA V Hall) l'vrtsmouth dl1tr1cl fall oonter• Sabbath School 2 pm ; Worshl:> ence th111 dternoon 3 I.Cl &.30 al Meth od iat I service :t : U pm; aervico=a 11re S�l­ t he nf!W M1inche.1ter urday. Prayer mef'tini: Thursday church: Juni or Vf" tl : 00; Se nior Yr 6.CO; Today ia Layme n' • Sun• '1:30 pm. day and Wl' ar, grate-ful to li'red Chwrdl .. GM:, Mt. Moriah­ Sunday school 9 : 41) am; Worship Hibbs for hia me11a1e on Steward servlre 1 1 am : Pra>·er m eet!nc 1h1p a& our paator 11 atte nding Tue,day 7:30 pm; Young peopl,. , th.e Cou ncil o f Evanaeliam meet• 1mg m Bl oomington, Ill. Cla•• 12 Friday 7:30 pm. , Carleton lnterdenomlnatton•I wdl meet at the h om e ot Mj111 Kl ngabury Road-Sunday 1chool Frieda li'aehnle. Aasl1t1n t hostea• 9:30 a m ; Worship hour 10:30 am; aes a r e Mrs. Harry ChH ht r, Mn. L'arroll Swa nson, , Mra. D. S. every other Su n day. Bethlahem Baptl1t, Great Bend Harold a nd Mn. B. N. Eut. De• -M orning worship 9:30 a m : Su n voti onal leader, Mrs. M . L. Fre nch d11- y 1c h ool 10: 1 !!1 am ; �vening Progra m leader Mr1. Bruce Ll,J,yd \ First Quarterly c on ference wlll serv i ce '7 : 30 pm. held Nov. 6 at 7:30. The lead• rhe Fedtdaled Church, Pome­ ebe. r for the wors,hip S( rvice today ' roy, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, PasiH George Dallas. tor, J o hn W m . Blaennar, Dir. o f Finl Bapti,t Church, Middleport Ch. Educ . Sunday school 9 : 1 5 a m : A, Boone, past ol ' : Sunday I Donald Worshi p hour 1 0 : 25 a m , topic: School. 9 : 1 5 a. m . ; Morni ng Wor, "On The Side Lines". Co m e and ship, 1 0 : 1 5 a. m., "This One Thing worship, you are w eleome I Do For Chris t''; YF, 6 p. m . ; Eve• ni ng wonhip, "True Great neas ", 7:30 p . . m; Tue1day eveni n g, Cir­ cles meet; Wednes�by, 7:30 p. m . Prayer service; 8:30 p. m. Se nior Choir rehearsal; Thursday, 7:30, Busy Bee Clas1 meeta. Oct. • -J I ,... - � \11.'' :: <:, , 1· ' J , - II II · -- : Our God Is Also Very Clever 1 he ,onr aounded ! f dashed f,-0111 the offk:e lnW the crowded street, and hur­ ried on into the fadinl" s11nH.-ht. TM bell In the familiar old church tower IV.I.I atrik­ lnl' five. l had rude It a11in ! I would r�tch the commuten' train and be In my suburban home at the 111ual hour. A, I rushed put the church, ehlmea aounded melodiou•ly o"er lhe bu11, 1trua:1tlinr mus of humanity. Suddt"nly, I 11topped In the mid11t of It. Whf thia mad rulh d•y aft.er dayr Tomorrow and to­ morrow and tomorrow would be the same. But today thit chime■ recalled to ine a aen.e of peace and purpoae, a utiafaction once experienced In the fellowship of wonhip and friend�hip. The commuUn' ttain wu !orrott.en H f ente�d lhe vt:1t, aemi-li1hted chureh , From far up at the marb le altar eame the WQrda or a pra)·er : ''0 God, our Huvenly Father . . . the endleH tide of bu1inea1, toll, ■nd eare move11 on around ua. Go wi th us and bleH us >Nho have stopped within this holy place of prayer for one brief moment to be refreahed by thy love, and quieted by thy peace." The orrn took up the reaponae and the "An1t"n1 ' 10ared upward aa I knelt in grateful prayer. "Never again,'' I reaolved, ..,hall I deJtri.-e myself of the aeturity and ntlafartion of regular chureh attendance •nd wonhip. My place in the little suburban church 1hall be filled on each Lord'a Day." 11Ni SyrtcuM Mttftodllf Church Rev. Carl Herri ng, pas tor, Carroll Norris, Supt. Sunday 1cbool 9:30 am , Worship service 7:30 "The Peace of God"; Youth Fell ow,hlp 6 Pm Wed n eiday; Midweek Bible stud)' 7:80 pm Wednelday. UI Chure:h, LnLrt Fall11, lew, T H I! C H U R C H , o R A L L Hnhert Sharp, putor. Sun day RIVIVAL MEETI NGS ;I. L L , o A T H I! C H U R C H ■ch ool 9:30 , am ; Worship aerYke11 Carmel EUB Ch ureh will begi n The a,.,,d, i, th, 1,u1e,1 l.1111, Sunday eYenlng at 7 a series o f revival m eet ings Sun fel' Everyone 1'V ,.,,1, for .i.. b•il<l,oc of d>o.-.clu Hd Church et the Nt1■ Nne, SUNDA Y day even i ng, Oct. 18 a n d which tood eilLumhi p . I, " ■ ,..,,.....,., of Syracuse, Rev. Harold Holmes, ,p .. ,,... 1 ..1 ..... w,11io.,, • ..r..... O..oci.. will conti n ue ·n ightly through WHTN•TV ,utor. Sunday llchool 9:ao am; , ... ,1�. ,..,,,.,.,.,1 "°' ,.,,1....... ... will q't"lock 8 30. . t Oc Sunday, Cbaanel 13 - 9:45 1.111. Morning worshlp to: 30 a�; NYPS ,.,..,,. Thc,c ore foo, -n4 •••-• of each mee t l nl, lime lhe be "The Understanding 0£ 30 pm J:••n!�1tk ,"rvlces lit •hr ••.,, po,..,. ilw,,.,Ld ,1kad ,..,.,.,. . Rev, Freeland Norris of R•What LJfe Really Is'' !;3 f+JMl•rl, ud •�PG" olM- 0.M,d,. Th,y 1 0 p m :, wedneauaJ 7�3o prayer cme has bee n secured as the --� ____ ,..,, ( 1) Fo• h., ""''" ..h. \l) For 1,., �eetlng; Pra�er hour '1'1l� ■day -acl eh.--p special � -.. eva n gelist . There will be ' Chur The Federat child, .. ·, oal, ()) For ,t,, ,..k, of J,,,. . , .30 pm; Miuion,ry sen,lce 1• �he roy, These ly. t igh n numbers Pastor , song Rev. Wald o J. Bartels '""'"'"•"f ud HIIH. (-4) Fo, 111,o- ukr . 3rd 'J'uesdat of the moPth 11 1 .30 J oh n w m . 81 aett nar, D 1r , of Ch r. serviees will be open to the pu b, ol ti,• a.�,.h i1o<lf. wh1<h .,,cl, J,,i, p;m the w111 direct lie. Lo cal tale nt m"'•I a.d ■101u:ol •�pt>ofl. Plaa "" I"' I Edu<'. Su nday 1ch ool 9: 1 5 am; c Church ., Naarn Mulber al n gi ng. Every ngrej:!11f.ion al o serm on 10:25 am, ur shi 10 th"rd, •tt�l•rly ud ,od yn, 8,bl, o r H Wo p ,,. po eroyt, R ev E IO A n E. . F Dun says e om welc is dy o b • ; " do,lr Poverty Our i :i!: topi c "Overs tating s Ii :L S ud h00 9 . .., x, ,�• r. �,n 1 1 • '. , Oct. 1 8 Friendly Circle the mi nister. Tuesday ' • orDUJI w Ol'lr.,p 1 u.-,0 • NY PS .._t -------· • mee t"mg 8 pm,· .Th ursday, Oct · 20 - - ----8:45 Evenin.11 service• '1 :30; P ray• ... • . Bu&y Bee meet mg 9 am; Ch oir tt-11 ,r MClttlng Thursday ? : SO. re�earsal 7:90 pm. Come and wor• 21-14 P-.lw, T..i., Hou• of Pr:■y.,-, Chester, (Th• u.1, w..i.....a., II t:"'iat.hW>I s h ip, you are wel�me. Matlbew 1'1,y,ada Country Church in Town}. Ed� • , rch, Po t t Chu J.11 Flra B1ptl1 I D,rmt.h....,. Vrid11 m()nd Life, p111tor. Sunday scho,ol Ralph C. Zundel . Pastor_. � llo.turda1 11 Tb,,a.i,,.,is,,a 2 Woll · ; . 9:30 am; Lari Bogg,, Supt Mo n 1am �alson, . Supt. 9.3?-1 1 . 15 lni w orship 1 1 a m '· Evangellatic , combmed service or w�rs h 1p Hid service 'J·SO OctONf' 16 ch o i r . .. serm on tudy. Mu! i c by Falrvle._ Church, Rew. Dwight ! From Gloo m t o Glor y . Nur• The Meigs County Yout.h Rally Spencer, pastor. Su nday •chool , sery a nd /uni or ch oir for ch ildren of t he Churc hes of Chriat will be 9:30 am, S upt. Herbert )Jouah ; 7 : 30 I\_len s .Br_o ther h<>';'d ; ��esday h eld Su nday, Oct ober 16, at 2 p. Young Peoples meeting eacb s un2 . 30·7 .30 M1ss_1 o narJ Circle�_. W�d· rn . al the Rutland Church of Chrlet. s day at 8:45 pm ; preach i n 7:30 1 n esday 7 c� o 1r rehearsal, 1.45 The Pom eroy church will • be I n pm· prayer meeting Wednesday s,,.,bto,1 , v• . 7:30 charge of the prolf.am, and there prayer service; S.:i turday 'p m 1 area youth rally a t Rio Grande. will be an election of officers. · Fl'M Moc11at Church, Laurel Rn. Church B, U. Herman Mt. .,..• Cl iff, Rev. R, Euge ne Gell, paaOctober 1 7 tor. Su nday school 9 : 30 P h ll Rex Garrabra n t will preach the The Rac i ne PTA will m,et ltll tile hope It tcilf, In so me u1eosure, foster ond laelp Wise. Supt .; M orni ng worship firS� � ree night!! o.f a revival M onday evening It 1:30 at the , ,. . 10 : 30 a m : Yo uth aervlee 7 pm; I bcgm n mg Sunday . m � hl, Oct 16 grade achoo! buildin g. Dr. K. D. tllat ielalela Is good In family ond eomm11 nltg life, this Evangelisti c .11 erv\ce 7:30 pm; Mid and Rev. Robert Blame o f Jun o- Am sbury will be guest speaker. next _ the preach tlon City will •�ek prayer Hrvlce Wedne1day Ba.b y sittera wm be available for two weeks. Meellng wlll clolt · th ose ch11dren wh6 m11.1t ac�om• orgo11l%■tlons '7:30 &im. feat•re Is sponsored by tlae bu sine•• flrn•• Hyiitlt Run ,,.. "'8tholllatt •• Sunday nlaht Oct. 30. Pleue plan pany parents to meeti n g. bert E. Smith, St., pbtor: Sunday to come. . � 19 ..,1aoae Mmes appear below. Graw · Ctnwch, t'tnMroy, Rev. lchpol 8:30 •· m., Worley Raley, The Red crosa Board will meet JO:� ,. rn , Wlmam A. Robert■, Rector. 10 , 30 o,tober 19 ,t 7 , 43 p . m. ,t t �, '!'Pl:i IIOQ!bli H lflr.:tG,nmunion eind church health offlCe i n Pomeroy. ·, � , . . . ' t-otna leriN, . ·,.. d.c� hn..,, .ilm . · -1 :00 pm the Order of tchool, Pt•f· ,in.; p, j;eliltlc •e•�• October 17 Ill . . Confirm1tlon , the Rt. Rev. Roger of · Class ter ..,uni, 1'bundq Worker1 The Willi n g · · 124 W. Blanchard, preachi ng and ■d· the Enterprise EUB Church will ..,._,..., lbl11..W, Our Aim Is To Satisfy ff .._, Xh:ina1, I:. Codner, p11fOI'. llinda y . mlhblterlnr the H.cra men t. have a m atked Halloween party i n l R h, Chur Pomeroy • ne-, the c hurch basement, Mon day a t c ""' laptl9f - Ch rtn'I ctuarch ■eMOI li 2 1 2 E. Main St . Phone VU -5-2 145 Cheller, Ohio �'Ip •, #it p"' Sund■•, Rev. Arthur ft. McCaule, v, Pulor. 7:30 p. m. There will be • 254! i , w. 1: , o11 ,. "OI', • .' Oltlter Simpton, Supt. 8 :SO e m grab bag and pie and coffee will be 1°Padly 1ftcl l'rid■J, Bradbu ry Cflurctl Of �tulat; Art Su nday school ; 10:4S am MomOctober 1 1 Marr.um min ister: Bible School, a l ing wptship "The Layman 's Job The triendly · Circle pf the Fed· Morritne:' w�rshi p 10:30; Chrt1tl1D and .. the Minister's Job" ; 5:45 pm en t cd Ch urch will meet Tuesday a. t Motor Tune Up Endeavor e p.m.; Eve n ing worship, Sem o!'- BYF; 8 :00 pm Eve n mg 11 p. m. at the ehurch. Mlddlepo rl service "How God Used Jaco b"; served. Powell & Ash 7 p.m. Phone SH-!-41 83 , prayer m Ji nesday 30 : 7 Wed 2-3921 WV Phone Chrld, 8 1 of October Bradford Church I Rah;,h Hu m ble, PHtor, Jim Reed, meet ing. A m eeting for all Dem ocratle of tm Baptld Church lethteh Supt; Bible school 9:30 a m ; MornPrl"Cinct Commit teemen, the Meill In,: wor1h1, 10:30 am ; Chriatlan Great Bend, Rev. Arthur R. Mc- cou n ty, wome n '• Democratic Club Lewis, a nd the Meigs Cou n ty Cl'ub wlll be ' Endeaver (youth) 8 Pm; Evenin g Cauley, past1)r. Rob!rt Supt. worship g n i n r o .M m a 9:30, wor�hl p '1 : 30; Wednesday eveninJ held at the Bradbury School, Tues• Laynd Sunday school "The a Mldtllepot1 t Bible S udy 7:00. day at 8 p. m. Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. October 28 Kl,.iom Hall of JehHa h'1 1Wlt- m a�:.t Job a nd t�e M i nister's 1ervice 60 Tl1ere will be a soup supper and 1)esse11 Public m eeting Su nday 3 Joli ; 7 pm Eveni ng Pomeroy 111 E, llill . , Pl!l>ne WY-2-24 ob". Jac "H God Used aw pm; udy , . .. . t s wer 4 o t h Halloween party for the Cub pm: Watc Alfrad Mathod l tt Church, Rev. SCfl uts, 0ct. 28, at the Letart FaUs \ . , Bible atudy TuestUy a p m ; Ser• Ro bert R. Card, pastor. Su nday com mu n ity Ce n ter. Servi ng will be­ MID· vlct mee�ng Thurtday 'I pm; school 9:30 Lloyd Dill in ger, Supt. gin at 5 :30 p , m . The public Is In• lstry r.hool Thursday 8 p�. ces at 10:45 with vi ted to attend and everyone o Bakers Of Good Bread PIigrim Hellnesa W rship _servi Dan•llle n of Minersville giv• should com e m ftlked. Brow 1ctor /Yout n,,tlge & Plymouth Dealer Church. L1n1avllle, Don Wachen• y mg the mest�ge, Tuesday at 8 pm Huntington. W, Va Middleport. Ohio ach-.,ang, pa9tor. Sunday ' hool _ regular meehng of the WSCS �l j o:ao _. , , . • ri.. worihlp i:i n t:30 am; Mornt I "I :: . ...... the hom e of Genevieve Gu thrie . e Th �m; ·pilgrim Youth ft:49 pm; �edn eaday evening prayer ser­ EvanaeUatlc- service 7:30 pm; Fe1- vices at 7:30. Jowtblp ,ervlce Wednesday i:30 lletheny ■UB Church, F. E, , ., 4 ' pm orshi P w nn , -putor. M orni ng Du Custom Built Kitchens , • h . Mlddlapert Churdl Of' t e N 9: !0;- SI.I nda)' school 10:30 Otis ett. J, Bartl Clyde &iNM, Rey, Mtddlepot1 . .,: i,.· nopp, Supt. Sunday school 9 : SO am; mornln11 lK · Va . I Dunn ■t10N B Ch Ravenawood, E, 1 . -,.S, F. l lnfern lMlll,� urch Prl• !,.I UnlMd '9,'t �Mme n o · wotalUp service 10:80. Serm • IM ' • • • pastor Sunday sc_hool 9:30. Way ne Today is Saturday, Oct. 15, subJecl "Ot'cupy"; ?:30 Evenlne _ Roush, Supt; rev.1val meetings .� be- 289th day of the ye.qt wiili T1 • ""1. j ■ervice ■ermon "Who Then can ,ginning , 960. eloc eveo Sunday at 1 lc: in ' B more P and g Be S.;ed "· rayer meetin ni-. ind COntln ulng nightly thru The m oon is appro achi n g it1 Ellble study' Wedntsd■)' 7:30 pm. n day, Oct. 30. Su . phase. ew n ' Makers of Holsum Bread NHMI Bapthf-Sunday ,chool F. Church, EUB SrrtcuH , I!. ni ng ttar ls Mars. mor e h T pra)'• m. !ludget Sho�ping Center D:SO 1. m.; worship, n 1. ■ J>oil,eroy' Du nn, past 9r; S O�day school a t . . The even ing atars are Mercury, er llll'Vlee, Wednesday '1 p. 111. : y, 9 �ulaenberr Supt.; llen 3_0 ; Jupiter and Saturn. Venus Cjr,tnlfr laptl■f - · SundQ' M nl orah l p 10 : 45; Prayer _ o n this day in htatory: i,chOOl O:SO. lfomlnl worthiP, mor ttl w n eeting Wed eeday 7:30. ln 1844, Friedrich Nletzaehe, lO·Ja h EUB u s Ch Pl•l r � n philosop her, waa bom, t " Germa . !' PPen T . Flffl Baptist-Sunday In 1914, the Clayton Anli-Tr111t ICbool 8:111 a. m. PreacJ'linl: Sun- . Paul H6ob, m inister. 9:80 wor• Support the Church of Your Choice Tate Someone to Church with You Sunday 'an� men taki ng Act .11upplementlng tbtt Sherm an ship scbedule · \ ·day- il:lllll p. rll. Pomero1 We81 Main Slreel Pomeroy HlrriNn•III• t•••rterl•n _ charje of the service, 10:28 Sun- Anti-Tnult Act of 1890 became Phone WY•!-1844 J i . g day pm n sc o o Wedd pen aw. tf 1it 2 iunll)' school 10 a. m. WYP 'i' at chu rch. [n 1117, , the ffl4ill1 fqious apy -.., .tm 'lnd Bible study ever, TuelSo h u IU C l I World War I, ---� Hari, waa rc H of lethe · uth aertiet1 " lay. Prayer and pl'IIH barracks P11ul Hooks, m inister. 9:30 Sun- exl!C9.ted at Vlncenn11 llturctn '1:'8 Jim. · , ah p day wo pm ool; men sc Parll, idile r � 8 out h , piMiModil-Sun dar ittltool 10 Fffnch taking cl11rg.e of -service; 8 pm I In 1140. the fonner Im • evaqellitl,c service. '1:� pm; ' (The Friendly Bank) waa n Mo ni �x­ : 41 'P Hal• Endeavor Chrittlan Lani Pierie r day Wedneada Bible ■tudJ 7 : pm. . loween part at Lll• Bentz; 8 pm re edle bt .• �'II -,qllai ror be· Mkldleporl ut Strei Waln 157 t eeu , )' • RuttanlChurch of fhlt N...ren• Mkltllepon Ger• a r.i N to country lbC hia -5u da achool 9 : 30 11111 . �1"1 Thurilday �gbt prayer meeting. tray � n J • ll'fflbJp 10:46. EvmgeHatlci 181'- , Lottrld# IUI Church, f»1ul m ant t:lutlnl 1forld W_. II. · [n 11M, jle,e:bNi1dhit HerM•n ,....... '1·4-1 pm M.ldWffk P,nyer •. Hoob, midlater. 10:� Sunday :00 1 1 ip sh wor ant service; Go erllll, •teneelf - ti death by . :- IChool; , �- Wedaeld,Y f:il pm:· pr : ight 8 YF; n F ayer 7:30 iday the Nurem� allied military r Cr lumbla Chlpel Cllrlltlan- · m30Ung; 7 : 3 pm Saturday nigh t trlbllDII, tomli'litted IUklde by 0 � , wortblp Your Walgreen Agency li�e scbool t:80 YI· tlan Endeavor et John Ar· t a kl� -poiffa, � eeconcl the on tervtce I0· 30 am Cadlllac-Oldsmoblle-Rambl.. Phone WY-!-!581 chers. , Pomeroy 111d f th SunllaJI. r n Germa tdd11: for hrist, C Churdt of Ml&I�, Thought .J 9'rlatPomeroy .;: Cllurdli 141 W. Main SI. � l Gardner, mlnlper. 8: 30 . phil010pher Friedrich Nletuehe Bible school e:::IO an,. Pxiatllt,11 s a liar i 1uch a ,lft4 tltni �1$.fl SchOOI. i'hb la, Jla Uy Day 11tid: ''No one i · l0:30: • am on the ·ftnt , Br.ipg a:11 the '.trlends..� y(JU can! the 1ncllan1rft mlin." · ·1undi)"II )!:verr. �l111 .asked to bave ·!QI)% · p.(l;Ll'f WILL MlaT lllfl�ncl Church If Chrht - attendance! It C.' St�fy, Supt. · Plomblnt & Heating acbonl 9;30 ■m: wnnhlp J. P. Joachim , Prop. Pre1identa Parley � Pai!lt , p The 0:30 Morning Sermon w�hi_ � J'�llowsentce 10:3) am; y� Phone WY.Z.%057 �uxlllil')' 50 WY-2-!5 . Mldd!epot1 Legion �Pb erican S1.•Mtddl m A Lbleoln lDI ,:. a ; 'The the Pl 0� J!:tr of un 140 ahJ&· e pm; Wonlrip '7 p m. • . wllJ meet Post Webster Drew of T r d · i outh b Pro 'Y lo '• &e an th rd .t ctwtat' ' ·I! Wednesday ■t '1 :30 pm at tlte �:SO am; M- Evenlnll .aeJfoe. Se , Ablllty":; pel • home' of Mrs. J, M. Thornton, . s ot. Go w�· . hut wonhlp 1(1 30 am, Evenln, er mfetln1 apd Bible still , worM l ·IO pm : PrlJer me,dag Mr. an d Mrs. Milton Ho\ldl• . $: Oo �01r ,r,cUce; Wed. 8:J5 at . UM! Jltbltt .study 7:30 pm Featurlni · Deeotaled S!lcet, Novelties, Bulk , Pbone WY-Z...�748 Middleport RI. 1 a di) • Rutland chucli first ■eu.l on of abelt and dau1hten, M inerav,ue, P_IMl11e WY•l-1444 r i . ni ng to �pend Sunday in plan ll• ide are i new lii\rch-ol ou ci:iunty-1'/ · Sun� Mliidleptirl lll. l , ,l(.......,rr CIM.lrC"i , r New Lex:lricton With her parents . t ce ' .-: ,.laOol 0:3'1 1 • 1 Mr. and Mn. Paul Lewis. Tfle � 1· · . i-:l0:10 am. , • . ,,, , . . I i · �;;i;;;;; I :so. sn,n I uc! ��'§�� I I .., .......... """"• ""'' ....., .... "",. "• ... ,_ eigs • & Mason M Commg Evenls I .. .30 ,. }f ..,.&,11 ,llt, 'I:_ and ' ':J. I KAUTZ FEED STORE K. & C. JEWELERS w· RUTLAND AUTO PARTS laUnd MAX wm AGENCY BAKER FURNITURE •-�•· QWLINGS & SONS co. HEINER'S BAKERY . If., -- f·'� · ,..· 'fOD.\Y .\ND ' a--. Alm \'f.STF.RYEAR l.uflw il[timo SHEL WORKERS �If ., .\ , · OF AMERl(A ·. ,..IP . 1. RED ANCHOR CltlZEN'S NATIONAL BANK ..' Bihle I �..&�7�• w•1- �!•,.' 'wor'\11!.a M,,""' •L. a,,., ' ""'"Int! ��� ........,..., . ,, OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE MOTOR PARTS CO. ·. KARR & YAN ZANDt MOTOR SAIIS STARK DRUGS : 'Wn.us ANTIIONY HOME LAlJNDltY CO. sUPIEME KE CRUM CO. ..,. '· ' ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT w. : . . FWCIS Fl.GRIST .i WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVICE '' - KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. -· -.. B7 IIOJ L. Sal1t A very great deal of time and ener&Y bl.II t,een expended by our preachers in provin1 that our God U ,ery powerful . Per• haps the lime has come fo prove that be it alto very clever . A terrible fear seems to grip the belrt, of m.Jllions of mod­ erns. The threat of a nuclear war, wUb wboleuJe destruction visited upon lhe whole race, ii enough to make sober the most superfi<: ial of us. But good religion bas something to say to a frightened generation, and the scripture of tbie ,week's Sun­ day school lesson says It. 1AM to the ROIi The great tragedy in the life of the American people, at the moment, is that they are looking into fbe ,utters and not up to the hills. A west coast pastor spent a few minutes one Saturday morn­ ing surveying the advert11ementa of the moving pictures. 1n addition to the sexy photographs which illustrated the page in the "amusement section" of his momin1 paper, he found al­ most a score of suggestive Unes, all designed as lures, and each one tuned to the sex undertone. And this was furnished as entertainment! As if a modern public tnew nothing more, or better. than sex-obsession. A psychologist, in discussing one of our modern problems, sugggested to his class that they �ke a study of "the love-life of the wild boar" if they really wanted to understand the in­ ner "drives" of the modern man . A more or less famous art gallery eshibited a series of 1 jpaintings" that had been •·created" by a go'rilla. In yiew of this tendency to consult the gutters instead of the hills, we need not wonder that the chaotic situation in wh-ieh we find oune1ve1 should create within us a great fear . In view of the contaminated fare being sened to us in the entertainment world, we should not •onder that the wise among us are greatly concerned as. to whether or not we are capable of meeting Russian competition . The Uniform Sunday Scl!ool lesson for October 16; "TRUST I N GOD," Psalms 91; 1 2 1 ; Matthew 4:5-7. In view of our engrossment with iconomk affairs, we need not wonder that we lack the faith with which to meet the frightening prospects of the nuclear age, God 81W On There is a very great need In A.meriu.n life for a vigorous faith in God. This is not to say that we need to believe that he DuiJr exists. The actual atheist is a very rare jndlvfdual. But we need to believe so moch more. In t�e face � the political chaos, the economic revolutio1t:, the racial tensions, and the industrial strife with which we are surrounded, we need to be reminded from Ume to time that our God is still on duty. We do not live In a deserted world. Of this the ancient Psalmist was very sure' nght lo live by his faith, and we ha ve a There is no better tert in all the scripture, from which to preach a modem sermon, tban the words of the old Hebrew who sang, "The Lord is your keeper.'' Help wm Come la nme A little group of cJub women bad been discussing the world's poJiticaJ situation, revieWing its complexities and it1 threats in an their somber details. Finally a rather timid little woman spoke up to say, "But I believe God wilt eome to our help: He will not desert us . " To which another woman replied in rather tartly , "Yes, I believe that too ol course but the thing I am wondering is, will He get here time?'! We need !o re�i�d ourse!ves or.casionally that our God is very elev.er, m add,ttion to bemg very powerful. No civilization, race, nation, or tycoon has ever been able to outwit him. No matter how black the sties may appear to be and no att � �r how dense the fogs, God still knows •how to iet about m t�1s world of ours. And no matter how brilliant the enemy ol �•ghteousn� !""Y , seel)l to be. our God understands the basic laws, cond1t1onl!, af!8' (a'ots a Utile better. The nghleous 111an ll9M by ·hls talth. It keeps him alive a, long as he lives. . (Copyright_ 1960 by the DivWon of Christian Educ.ation, Na; t1onal Co_unc1I of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.) Rutland Community News By Jean Parfrer . Mark }'.'rench and Rand7 Phillips of Middleport were week: end guests of Ra ndy's grandparents, Mr. a�d l-lr�- William Burt. Louise Mila m of li,anpvUl e RD was a Friday overnight guest Elena M3rti n. l1rs. A n na Luckadoo is visit in& wi th her gra ndda ugbter, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ord Harris and fa m Uy of Colum bus. of newlboy.11 won In • coritest 'Mr. and Mn. Cirl llllle�. carla. Alan and' Grace of Athena ipe t Sunday with parents, Mr a� Mrs. William tiff Totan.. lln. Roy Triey of Worthin1ton ■pent tlae week l!nd With her par. en b, Jlr. aJQ:I � C. A. Sil.ck. She UmmiJard«rd )fr liiter, Edna Kat S'lfi&, 1o Jtoher liOIPltal on Mdnd.-y (or a clletk. up. �· and �- · A:a Cheadle and Mr. and Mn. Clair T•ylor and Deiter ,b.ne moffd into grandson, Mike Atkllll()n, ot Col• fam i,I� PhilliP1 property ot:I u m bus, Mn. Evely n Hill and Mn. j SL r? Adria Wilc ox_ ol Lanpvi1le wen i t isitora in Parkersburg on �� � � � a . j Mrs. Jan ice Cotterill of Lanwttr was a week end cuett of her parD.a..-.a. ents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Pearl Lannin1. 5.....-_ � •�•• Sun. , .,-uuanee ...._..,. .....,ovvI � 'Mn. Paul 'Hill (Belly Slawter) day, Od . ltb •• · 1 20, collection and children of Weal Jeffenan S ll.98. Banner cWI No. 5 teeft:,; i ted her parents, Mr. and Mr,. Hi• ra m Slawter and family over the ag!f!· . Jin . Lawrenc, . Smitlli . ..-. and week end. , left W�� ror K� w1.:•. Mrs, Nell i e Parter of Chester spent M onday night with Mn. Ho- to spegd t,"o �b -.ridi l(r. and.� Mn. Q!to ·U:tNU(e)d ind .llr. �... m er Parker and Sutie. • Carroll Snowden at■ended I din• Mrs. Fla,d Smith. Mr. � Mn. Rubert •e1ti· , mer for em ployees of the Nailonal Life and Accident I nsura n ce C9. i n spent tW- � with her �· ents. llr," � Kn. James Gilmore. Huntin,:ton, 'J'\lelday evening. Varvel Foley wu · dischaJ'1ed from Holzer Hospital last Frid1Y. iloYS' Mr. a nd Mrs. Garl08 Snowden an� son , Jeff, vi1ited their da.qa:H-· $OU ter, Mr. and Mn. Joh n llonti•mery GLOVE . LBATHEII at Colu mbus over th e week end Romer Parker Is en:iptoyed lt Colu mbus. Mr. and Mra. Charles Simpkin,. Sliea' 3\i lo 7 of Colum bus spent the - week end here at their home. The 131st Homecom in, of tb:l!I Church or Christ w11 well atte11d­ ed. The Rummage and Bate Sall sponsored by the NortliwesteNI Barld Boosten was reported a succeu. ' George Prall, owner of tbe Pom­ UTl'LB BOYS' erof Nat ional Bank Buildinl (Rut-, -i la nd Brane h ) h11 remodeled tlle ' �­ front with modem brick pl� aluminum. vill' which . support posts upwa,d to the seeood door. Michael King aJpHred ifl a group plcture of American news-­ boya (dressed ln D�h prb �urine a visit to Holland) In lut 'ltffk'a editio n of the Fafflily 1 m agazine supple�ent v.;hltJ't, tributed natlonwlae. '111e p"fiotb WU· taken last tan dorln1 a � . ' tit; i ng much of l:un>P.e, ::m Laurel Cliff Society vu- �. W b l i S KO E S $r.,, ,,. ....,.a., Stwe . II Mil EllA S 'W�ib'. dti: J'"f� �. _, .. .. . . ........ . ' Jlall1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct 15, 1960 • ' . I I Rock Springs NOT ICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LIVY IN EXCESS OF THE Ta N Grange Met On Legal Notices Legal Notices ( 9 ) For Sole ,�.· ' WSAZ-TV . Chan nel 3 ,o preceded two poem,, " Apple But Chtnnel 3 - Saturday- 1 The nexl meeting will _be Thurs-­ rs, George Sk lnne Herb WU · NOTICE OPI ELECTIOh OH TAX by SALE. " FOR POTATOES ter M Time • � . ·i , 10 12 6tp LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TIN liam�, Shade, Ohio. the l adies are be and "A Closing Though" by Mn. d ay, Oeto r 27, a nd MILL LIMITATION MILL LIMITATION , . VARIETY . c hr� s� nth e.F I FTY NOTICE is hereby given tha t in NOTICE li hereby given that in pie tor rer Radford. A discus,ion on Hked to bring pump kin ' Home mums now blooming. Vmt our pursuance of a Resolution or the pursuance of a Resolution of the Rock Sprlnga Grange met. on gardens and make your selec- Bo11rd of Education of the E a stern Board or Trustees of the Township Thursday evening with Fred Goeg- electricity by the group coneludedl !reshments. for spring planting. Fre y ' s Loc al School District, Mei&& Coun- of Lebanon, Meigs County, Ohio, lein, p.1st worthy master, presiding. tion I CONBllnNT DEPINDABLB U!IULTIJ 7th St., New Ha ven, W. Vll. ty, Ohio, pas�ed on the 1st day or passed on the 6th da1 of August, Followin.11 a abort bJ.18.lnesa aesBATES 1 J0-1�-3tp _______ Au( ust, 1 960, there will be 5ubmit- 1960, there will be submitted to sion, Mrs. Huber Brown, lecturer, led to a vote or the people of said a vote of the people of said Leb- preseented a program using "Octo­ - - -- --- --; . , ..._ PII' 1111d, 011e in,ert:ion. MinW>Ulll charj:e - 60 cente. Di.strict at a General Election lo a non Township .a t a Gener al Elee- ber" as the theme. An article on lor thno ..-uv, · be held in the Eastern Local tion lo be held in the Township of " Peace" was read by Mrs. Brown - one monlb. lor 30 ce.DU per •ord . AS IS SPliCIALS • School Distrid, Ohio, a t the regu- Lebanon, Ohio, a t the regul ar · followed by a poem "October'' by rate al. t c,enll per word will be charjed tor 1 57 Mti rcu ry 60 H . P. $495.00 111 '84, __, "ftllllhl- UI day• after rece.,viD,2 bill. 1 i ar pl aces of voting therein, on places or voting therein, on Tues· I M �. Fr a nk Grueser. Two articles I . y 70 9 . P. Merc 9 $ 00 H r The r ely 5 5 u 5 Tuesday, the 8th day of Novembe_r, day, the 8th d ay of No�embe_r . were re ad, "This ts Election Ye:ir" if ill Adftttilin& - Sbould he "pc,� 1mmf'dL1t i . . Me H. ry O t t r f $ o ncur i 5 ()Bt' 995 l.ha11 u re 00 rnHO, the qucsllon o( levying, m 1960, the quest i on of levying, m by Mrs. Edward Humphrey and cu I 1 , m for l.e __..,I .W ont ht reaponSib � ME TR OPOLITA "' MOTOR S ce ss of the ten m i ll limitation , excess of the ten mill limitation, ··consider the Cow" by Miss Clara ex .....ion. . 600 En1 Mai" Street, Pome,ay for the benefit of the Eastern Lo- for the benefit of Leba non Town- Humphrey. l )...... .., ft.db and Spectal NOl.l.t'fll of Ew rit, JI 00 ObJluarie, Phon• WY2 -3870 . Fire sa fety hints by Homer Rice , cal Sc hool District for the pur- -:hip for the purpose of Proper .... ,_ It l ee"'l pea ll'Onl. 1 · 8 2r"l-tfr --- --- - - --- -mainlenand � MU improvement Y� :are, i)A expenses. _ ., current ._,6 paying of LA pose 8 DAY ! __ ifOIU>fj :;; or Township Cemeteries. of f4 Ml Sa o,, n l N nht"'P ,IIJCC renewal 0£:ing: a A id tax ' 10t 90c i • .lb . • $ I I ()._ For ·-� .....u la ,r Ot Rent Mi.LIO :i.i1LI tax being: An additional a l .DI • ti 20 tax of seven mi lls and an inc:rease M 9\ NOT 1 c°E OP' APPOINTMENT S7 ..,o St.25 tenth� ( 2 ._:':i ) mi I Is tax of •.50 mills to rll� f or 5 ye � rs. 11 .50 'Jk Ii FooT T RA JLEn , 3 f u Jt ";i�ed o l' T wo an d f ive 5(, Adm 1 " 1slrator 1 con.stilute a tax of Nine and .t a rate not ex:ceN!mg .50 mills bt"drnorll.�. full bath wilh aulo- to .. ;.._ved bJ 10 A,Jd will b,e III tlw day , .,.per --■ C ... 1 •••2 a .. N• livl! Lc11 Lhs mills ror an indefillile or e.ich one doll ar ul valuation, 1 n :1 1 1t w.ishl'r YI . �"le � " ,d -----,, st,eel, .·" a,,�, a• Ch,u, E,t,t, o "' f experioJ of time al a rc1te not dlcporl. Phone WY 2-5460. n.c .. aed. ceeding 9.5 mills for ell.Cit ofle dolN IO 12 6lc far of 11alul!.twn, which ·amounts to N(..tice is hereby gi11cn th at W. i n e ty f ive cents for each one hun- , ◄ OT I C E OF E 1.. ECT ION Ofrrt TAX P. Loch a r)', whose Post O ffire adN I · O - • v I e5 dr <'LI dollars of 11aluat1011, for an I. EVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN dress is 1 14 High, Pomeroy, Ohio, ____ MILL LIMITATION ,; �'! has been duly appointed Admin- , n AN°f rurn ACli1:"li.E 1 c---;N W F:WI S E TO B UY good u d c r rnddinite period o_f time. _ . N9 ST C QNTU,l Nt:LCHI NOTICE is hereby given that in i&tra lor of the Estate of Bertha 'I he Po B s f? r �• d Election will Stil�e luwl! sl pn ce a l'!' eptab) e. plete zig zag. M Jk.es button l1ulc1i, j 11.... IMpitdlo,1 . ll"IMlr• I ,.. ..., .... nf'� '"� ; , •1d all fancy f;lllWr i te boK 668-U r are The Da lly be open a l 6. JO � clock A; M. and pursuance of a Resolution of the · 8. Chase, late of Meigs Counly, j ·) �- \ llatlMlwlde. Phone R. Sentinel, Pomeroy. ches. Orig.inally sold for ovr r ...,,...... 'St•tlon W Y2·f IIN.1H'; , 10-13- J t p remam open until 6 : 3� o clock �- , loard of Trustees o( the Town- Ohio, deC'eased. M . Eastern Standard 1 1me of sa id .,; hip of Chester, Meigs County, Dated this 27th day or Sep· SJU0.00. Pay o t f balance of $86 4-26-tfc ·' day. ru pay_m cnts o f $2 per week . I ! Ohio, passed on the 29th day of tember, 1960. I , AND SQUARE DANCE By or<ler of the Board of Elec- July, 1980, there will be submitted ______ John C. Bacon, Phone WY 2-2204 . 10 12 fltc --,� .,' _ , 1-.:IGHT ROOM HUU SY. . two flvt lions, of Me igs Count r, Ohio : 'I ni1ht, Oct. lli, from , to a vote of the people of Hid Acting Judge of the Probate Court . j Emmett G . Will, Cha1 rman :.:: heater Township at a General rn<' m apa n ments. A. N Ben J?" el Meiga Count)' ,'Qhio. 12.JO at Pomer oy Moose 1 1 2 RATS killed w i th Star Y.� rfarin. 2 ½' lbs. 5 1 . 49. Ebersbach Pt,nr,p WV2- :J272. Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk 2:lection to be held in lhe Town- ( 10)· 1 ·8- 15-3tc 1 1 -2 tfc I All Moose mem bers and Hardware, Sug ar Run flour - --��------Uated October 7, 1 000. 10-13- J tc .illip of Che1ter, Ohio, at the regu. . TR�ILER �OU RT_ spa�e tor rent. Mill, Landmark Cu-Op. --------15, 22. 29, -4 tc lar places of votin.11 therein, on which a mounts to Five Cents for ( 10) VICE STATION, SYRA(DJ 26. 29, 30; (3) 5, 6, 7, 12, h dollars ol �;iluch �lean qu1_et res1dent1al loca tion ruesd ay , the Sth day of Novem ber, ea._ one �ndred in Cheshlre, Ohio. Concrete " r OMo, now open. Dealers I l3, 14, 19, 20, 2 1 , 26, 27 , 28; at1on, for Five Ye a_n. _ \ , In f n o levying . l960, the questio J fCf NOt . our patio and Wdlks, good n Ip:, oil producta. Give I ( ) will The for 17, water, Electio 9, 10, I I , 16, Polls .s�1d 3, 2, 4, 1 1 � excese of the ten mill hmita tion, ISSUE ,. ON , sewer, h1 undry, privileges, $3.00 NOTICE OF ELECTION 1ervice a try. 10-13 ·3tp 18, 23, 25, 26, 30; ( 12) 1, 2. . , for the benefit of Chesler Town- I be open at 6:30 � clock A; M. and , __________ . per week. Hobart Dillor,, RealOF BONDS . remain open until 6:3� o clock P. � t SEARLES w 11 n ship for the purpoae or Propell•r I M. Eastern Standard Time of said that given hereby is CE NOT li Gallip l Ohio , tc 01 I , I O 6 � � ca re, improvement and mainle -�ble -lor • a nyo d."b�s BED ROO M SUITE, complete, din _ -,--,----c-punuanC' e of a Resolution of tt:ie ance of Township Cemeteries. day · · ff, sher ple e, w set, bed co elle , i. _ � ! , · MODERN unlurnished room : tCI e4 by anyone other 3 Council of the Village of Middr_le Elec. , (il , g i c ra additional lax hef An tor, : g a M bein 1 id refr1ger a S a . By order o r the Board �f i C _ 1 o :, and bath ap a rtment. Birch c b- port, Ohio, passed on the 18th a d . b1 ��,1eU. y, 0_. Oh of Meigs Count t1ons, 1 I Electrolux sweep_er w •I� atrun for 5 years, ineUl, disposal, Pearl Se,r les •T " ·, · . incinerator, 25th days o r J u'� " , 1 =•, there will tax of .M mnla lo i,(N Emmett G. Will, Chairman . ,, bu:yde ' tac hme nts· , J . Boy s 26 a te not exceed ing . !:Kl mills r a a t arge clostts. Minersville, Ohio. 1 Phone WY2-514: · l. be submitted to a vote of the peo, . Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk REGU LARLY PRICED AT $199.95 • ,on, b1cydes, and two Girls 28 --- - - - -9- 1 6-tfc t lor each one doll,r ol val"at illage a Middleport V e of said p Dated October 7, l980. i cc=c-----. l ----,-AN1'ED toa TWO DOGS other arti f''. es. I 2 1 7lh St , M d which amount& to five cents for --n to be held in (10) 8• 1• .,, 22' 29• ft<" at&. Call WY 2-�133. 10- 13-Jtp • "A lu MENTS - "1\lrn1 shed ■nil the General Electio dleport, o. e one hundred dollars of valueach. ' t1 n l urn 1,;. ed. Mc!J•�ten, Middle the Village of M iddleport, Ohio, at ation, tor Five Years. -10 14, 3tc ' , ,: : , VIOI.F.TS for sale. Assorted colport. Phone WY 2-2821 . 3 3 lf the regular p];.1ces of voting t herefor said E1eclion will Polls The l • h B Novs o m t day c-�the day, c--c:--:-=----cc-c Tue on , ors. C::i.11 after S WY2-373B "and :-::=c-:-:-:-:}1 M. and See All Tbe PHILCO Line At - I0- 1 3-3t p , 4: ll O O .\t S AN D BATH Unfurnl&hcd ember, 1960, the question of Js11u- be open at 6:30 o'clock A. •BALDWIN Sunday, Rent reasonable. mg bo nds of said, Vill age of Mid- rema in open until 6:30 o'clock P . I -· I apart m ent. �LE HOUND. Ana•WURLffZER -- -- -- -� - � Call WY 2-�293. 10 1 1 6t r dleport ln the amount of One M. E astern Standard Time of said :. t11me of Jerry. Call 1 - 30 <. A L LO N Electri r water : hC'aler. Used very little. Phone ond OTHER FAMOUS Hundred Fifty Thousand Dolklrs day. l0-l3•Jtc I O- l3-3tp , ft JWOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS, Fur- ($l50,000.00) for the purpose of W'i2-3:S42 Pomeroy. By order of tht Board of Elec- 1 BRANDS -.:n111ce heat, large lot. Lo<"aled in I Paying a pllrt of the co.st of con· lions of Meigs County, Ohio. AUCTION SAL E excellent neigh i.Jorhood. Write Emmet t G. Will, Ch airman ' treatment sewai:ie g a V a luable neal Estate and Pe r�on a l Box 668-H, e/o The D,1· 1." s"nt ,· n- structin r. oro th Y M • J ohnston , Cler'·• ,I D and thereof, site g a plant, inclut.lin Property. On Sa tllrday, O cl. 29, el, Pomeroy, Ohio r 7, 1960. Oelobe 1 constructing sanitar y sewers and D ated 1900, at. 1 : 00 P. M. on the p 1 u10 I I tilp ( 10) 8, t•.,, 22 , 27 , 4le I m ry Harry Mlller, Owner ' perly, mual<'d on U. S. 50, !IOU ----,. - - - - -- other appurtenance� necessa ' , wn t' I d opera an on r"'nstruct .. 1 I) .... ..ileJ" al tax rate amounts lo Twenty-two H . wes t uf the intersedi on or II M O D l•:HN 5 HOO M .- H O USE and the POMEROY, OHIO E. MAIN S'!'. age system for Cents for each one hundred doll ars I1 •111m • Routes :)0 and 7, J will sell al JACK80lt. • garag e, with ground !i. Located on a complete sewer of Middl eport as pro- '1f valuation, which is 2-2 mills for auctio� thC' following: S t ate lloutc , fiYc miles from lhe Viliage law. by Yided REAL ESTAT E Pomt'rny. Furnare ht!al . Write oJa ch one dollar of va luation, outT he maxim um numb er of yean . lde of the limitation imposed b1 Two bedroom house with llath Hox 663- H c/o Th e Daily Senlt duria�� which SUl'tt bonds a re tine!, Pnm�roy, Ohio. and Cull huement, furnace \rlicle Xll, Section 2 of the ConI rs. yea n u is 20 r as certified by the Coun- 1 1 heal One llrick veneer build6tp :ititution, n 1 1 . . . , ,- -· -; · .- I Th e e9 Um 11 tcd � verage add i l u o� - t ing ·24 x 40 fl. ret'en 1 l y used - -- y Auditor. -: - -for a t lowC'r shop and girl �hop . ff HOOM _HOUS�. WITII (,AS_ and The Polls for sald EleC'tion will electr ic1t� . 111 �<.::hcst(•r. See R1denI •. Would make a wonderful Dl'i�e}pen at 30 o'clock A. M . a nd reour Su 1>Pb , Chester. 10 14 3tp . In rest a urant 3 ¼ acre lot with main open until 6:30 o'clock .--,-,-' .I } - M f'OH. SA LE· FIVE ROOM UOUSf · r.:: ay. d sai o e IQl.. /t. fronta ge on both sideti M O DER N :i HOOM APAR·rl lU&'l FO.RD VI .ralrlane 500, , t ,295. Tim r dard n Stan aster �NT. with ba th, nice location. Melvl D E 2 door Nd•�- Sharp ca r ill.,dde o r Rt . M . Pro_perty may be inBy order of the Board of Elec• , t o 14 .ltp 1 56 Mul bo rry Avl' . Hood, 1 1 1 Lu.:u et St., Pomeroy . aniO . uUJ.)))f�omatic. Bl1uittnar'11, of Mel&:1 Counly , Ohio. 1perted an1 lime. tiQlls 30lp 10 1 --- ---- ---Pometoy. _ · · 1 1 14 6tc PERSONAL PROPIRTY Emme tt G. Will, Chairm an D0rothy M . Johnst on, Clerk Two Block American Sawmill, ( F O R SALE: HOUSE� 5 ROOMS and ----- - - --Heavy duty Huber Tractor, balh, storm windows and doors, Dated October 7. 1960. 11&7 Studebaker V8 Prciident $995 gas station. take MAN to over (10) 8, 15, 22, 29, 4tc duty 195 Power Hell.VY Planer, 9 4, doot aedan. Flniah and upholaawnin gs. In Syracuse. After small 1 9·23-tfc -e n� , �e ke over G I Intern d lonal 2 Ton Truck, 1 960 P hone WY2·9920 , o paym wn d tel')' Uke new. Studebaker'a flnI John _Deere 440 Crawler 1'ra r- WAN ED� Loan, Call Ga l11poha GI 6-3863 ut Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 1 I 2 Phon Mechanic. T e wy • . with ( 10) 12, 3tP and tor winch blade, ft. 6 1 0 14 6lc aflur 4 p. m. 9,23.tfc 9920 _ approx 300 hr uim 111111 BUICK VI Hard Top 4 dr. Marion �- - Reynolds, Owner I flNO, SparkUna orl(illnal two Elnora M Jleynolds \.Al" Ii K,�-1 ., 1reen tinl1h. Oyndlow t McCoy Aul'lloneer N•·c,s• W TIN·o MU ILLI I k· MIODLE PORT-1-story frame ti 4rlff, iBJ,aettnar'1, Pomero1. Terms: m ade know �n day of �Ille HOUI appllancH. Arnold .,. I good bedrooms), (3 bath, rooms, .. • , . 14 8tc ll I Nat RHpon1lble for Auldent1 Phone WY-%-2709 -..... , . th•rt. S,racvtt, Ohio. Phont 5500.00. Onl location. y , 0 lff, l4, 24 22• 26 25• Mlddleporl • • W 2,,,6:,IM, Y I S. Third M l -tf ! RUTLA ND-- 1 ½ story frame, 6 9%3 1061 CHIV!.OLET Deluxe coupe. \;.:ic · Al' mec:hlnlcal condition, Muon, ge, ' rooms ( 3 bedroom s), gara AI R e:oNDITIO�O, amJ: aii V1.1 Pbone SP 3·'919. lot large syst cm ' t . a1 Uon aervlte Jaclr:'1 Hetrleer ;";o : .oo. 10 a etp iroa SALE: APPLES. B urdette --------Fruit Farm, Pomeroy Roule 1 . I �Oh- New Haven. thou. Tl12• 61 ACRES-On good roa� off !'7 . Phene WY 2-0970. 10 JO 6tp � :in 11(1 J )o �:i. -- H�l H1('1' ln Route 680, ne ar P a getown , 6 I 1 A tCTIONI room fra me, basemen t barn, --.--------..... ,UBL on. •114 coal flu'. APPLE BUTTER .apples $1 .00 rwr Cetnplete hr.YIN gara a;,e, other bulldinge , nice bushel . See Chris Fruth, MaBon , for frff eattm■tll. trees. Term,. Crltt andfanf g arden, fruit W. Va. and please bring your ,.._• • Abaolt llldolepor&. w� Pho C$35 00 00 , • • containers, 10- 13-tltc rn. n• ., •A. C. ARADr-ORP, RaclM. Ohl& ALBERT M. COX, S11 ..man Phone WY2·2220 MACHI NE-Box 229 'll .\�1 1 \ , hf \ ,\ , VENlliTL\N BLINDS '8-00 ,nd up. SINGER SEWING WY2round bobbin, Jn brand ne.v con­ Ntw wlndow t>Unda and 1h1de1. aole cabinet. Equipped to zig 10- 15-3te Store 1wntn111. Dale Wippel Sup­ IIJ and makt: button holes, Will pb'f Ill Union Ave., Pomero1, ac,11 to responsible party to 10 1 1 30lc ' take over 8 payment, of $8.40 '1'1111 LATE T. H- DAVIS pro­ per month. Phone WY 2-2204. putJ, brick two alor1, located 1 0 12 6tc Tblrd and Coal 11 NOttlli A.K.C. REGISTERED BEAGLE As I have sold my (arm, I, the undersigned,, will sell at ltnetl, IUddleport, may bl Female, 4 years old, fully tr a ined. t-17-80tt IND nen1n1. Public Auction, the lollowlng·Usting at my farm, locat�d Se!Otl' 9:30 A.M. Phone SH 2-5284 after t5 p. m . lllhldl- WY-­ near Cheshire Ohio 1 I', miles west ol Cheshire, Ohto, 1 0 1 4 3tc DANI 'fl,00 per bu. Pld-; your KAil'!& ,QD ITOP on Turkey Run Road. Watch for sign off of State Route 1 own. lrlnl JCKlr own eontalner. At CNllw UCTION A 554. , 0, W. Prolllll, Portland, . OCT, 72 $A'NRDAY 12:30 PM · -c---- My rt1rm home haa been sold and I HAMILL tlRVICI nAT­ -.. ,. A.M. m. AVCl'ION: Oct. It ,t 12:30 p. I am moving Into a mobile A111onr am home, therefore I will aell the I tD lll• off S. R\, No. 248 on 1111 11111,,n,Raclne Rd. or n mile following personal property 11t Znr, Da, lltme<' the farm loe ated Just west o r ti Racine. Lea\llDI farm ,o AUCTION Ill 11 l'7 GUIRMI'/ cows, f 6 pc. Dinette Set, 2 ReCrigeraton, 3 Kitchen Cablneta, Nol'ge lhe Morning Star Church, , The and RIAIONAl�I IATII Ne aae Settlement Communlly, 3 Eloctrlc Stove, 3 Steel Cabinets, Ubrary Table, Boolt Shelfs 1lol1'ttini and 1 Jeraey, 2 ain&le Elec­ , Cooker IA TISIIACTION GUARANTIID re lilnll Det•val MIiker, 4, can cool­ Mi\ea North of Racine, Ohio. Book Case, 16 shot Re-mlnaton Rifie, 14 qt. Pretsu lon. Call or w,'1t. I, O. McC., ltl', ll n:iUk c1na, 15 (ilal. Hot Philco Jlefrti:erator, ,,pc. Din­ tric Fa n, 2 Davenports, Telephone Stand, 21 In, _Zenith Televia Ch11nr, Ohio Chest t. Cabine Sewm(il Tablea, Coffee 2 no, a sunbeam CllpPi ette Set, Dining Room Table & Wa&u Heater, several Ooor liahta, 8 22 30tp 1: pen. � Border Collle pup, aome Butfet, Old Desk, Ha dlo, L, C. Drawers, Comblnatlon Wardrobe and cheat of dnwen, New -- 1 Typewriter , 2 Meta l B ULLDOZE R FO.tt HlRE. Pond , Smltb Home ..tectrie Sewtn.a: Machine, Premier elec�lc Sweeper, 3 Ra• · �., end llrlW, 1 aood old J I ..,. l.....,i.4 In , frH Mtl""to of thl loll"!� - -• lutlon , (compl d tou■ehold Joodt and 2-pc. Beda ete) tl vln 1: dios, Sunlight, Wath Stand, What-Not.Shell, 2 Metlll Ch1lr1, May• baaement1 and landacap nJ. Ph, I ..,k. Kl"''' hl'fll your rtpreMntatlft call. I lliMl9rit.nd this clN■ not jo 3 SOtp other Jt,ma not Hated. Not Room Suite, 2 OveratuUed tag Washer, Double Tub5, 2 F.nd Tables, ,Tratler Heater, . 2 HIii 1· Che1tor, Y U !S-32�. .w...,_ "" In '"' 1 , Torche,. Chain, Blonde Bedroom Suite - ti n,poiillble for accident.I. Treelli, Electric Heater, Acetylene Weldet, 2 Cutttne - - --,c--- ­ · I Jointer, and Motor with Sa:w Orb' Gainer, (Owner.) • ' Band (New), 9xl2 Rull a nd 2 Throw ft.001'"1NG SPOUTING, SHEET 1 Welding ToNh, Burner Cart, \Q/ C I ltooll"" 1 •� I l I Sidi.-. Kl,_, I ) C I metal worlt Repair work or any Ruga. Metal Porch Chair. Milkllll'Old Oaddard, Auclloneer 1 3 Beds and Sprlngs, P&H Electric Welder, �8 ft. Work Table, ( I Alu... Skll... ( ) ,...,1., ,... I .. , I I Oat-motor, klnd. Phone WY 2-2301. ins Machine, Garden Tractor, 1 W arm Morning Heater, Electric Grinder, w1lh 1 horte I »!Nie I ) I I �P ,' I ) -tt,--! I l ,.,.litt Garden Toola. Iron Kettle, 10 10 3otp I many many tool& of ·all descrlpUona. Yale spur driven 2 ton ···- · --· : · ---· · · · • • ---•----s -------Portable Sprayer, Black Smith '. I. NCh.al� Hoiat, Blacksmith Toola, 1 Dlttton Chain Slw, 100 ft. Rope, 1 For1e. Jee Cream Freezer, 1400 Air CompreRor, 3¼1 S. Ja1er Mixer, 2 Cu. Ft. Mixer, with I I A.IM II Uke new ,1�.00. ,. Balea Hay--(700 New, 700 Old) I power en,lne, Coal Fum1tt, 3 J1cb, 1-80 Ton Jact, 200 hofl9e Harrbonvllle. -PHONI � Crolley Electric Ran1c, Utility COIIPLITI INIIURANCI: PRC> ---'-STAT -Bankl Fair -----=--Forte, 1 Duty '-------Heavy Duct, -----CITY lb. Anvil, 1 Lot Ceramach teetlon, Lilfi, Auto, l'lrt, Po116 Cablnet. Chalra, Bookca■e, Re­ Mone 2 In. Pump, 500 Gal. Water Tail.k, Sever.! 100 U. Cable, 6 Coll Don 11111, lllddleporl, cord Player Records, Record Tons Metal Serap, 1 Ollver i Gans: Plow, Mowinc .Machine, Har­ Prollttt, l!lllr.$TOD Clortno. Cabinet, one Eledrolu Sweep­ x 10+ l:ltp .row, Cultl-pacter, Du.mi, Cart, Tul'l'llble Bua Scraper, :a Coal Water , ,..,.,tc:nd, Olllo. er, Plaalle Platform Roc­ BAIINES-STIIPSON INSIJIIANC!i Heater&, Window Catina• and Doon; Lumber, Iron K� · d4 ker, 2 Boeken. Clod& (Ship 1>fl. ' . . Atentl, Middleport, l'lre, Auto- I Spider, Garden Toola, 3 Tool Ch11tl,, Slelm and Valve Teater, l 1l11n). Sln1cr Sewln1 Machine Case Power Unit as is, Bucket and Drac Llne EQu.lprnent, Eni:Uah mobile,. Bonda. Phone WY2(Portable), Stand, Cemenl Mix­ Ford aon, · UM9 Ford Dump Truck, I, eyl. OX8 Gallon Bed, many, 1-11-tf '. er, Carpenter Toola, Butcher• · too numerous to rnenllon. many item . Ina Toala, Br1111 Kettle, 2 Scales ANTIQllM Pulley, and Rope,, Loll Ch1in1, 4 Cane Bottom Chairs, 2 "MUJ.lle I.loaded. Shot G\ln1, .1 M\lllle Several Cow Bella. Many other FOR SALE FIVE room houae, 2 Drop Let.f Table■• l �reau, �•r. Deak, Pie u■etul artldea not 1l1ted , Loaded B'ii acres, achool bua and mall Gl'al)ha-phone wltli ,ro...-n.• Glory Spealt�r. Edilon Dana P. A.blM, Cupboard, route, 3 mllea. south of Che1• Own'er. Tennt ..._ Cub on Sale Doy - ·LUl:l!i Wlll Be ter on Shade River Road, See Term1 fff Sale: CASH. Dile Warner, Syracu1e, 0. Not reltpOllllble' f1111 �dellla Not 1-,.nslble for Acc ...... PrlNd for quk!t 11le, 10-l�Stp ALVA T. GROVlll,"OW.et .\ sale condu.cted by Bradford Cherwe, AuctlonNr, 'hane . 4'7_-715•• Mlllfftflrf, Ohle P"•r••· FOR SALE Houae., 1 acre Port• Audlon Company, Racine, Ohio. ll •II itema are not 10ld on date of �• ale lrill1 be tonun.ued land, tome furniture S2000,00. , Auctlonetr: Crltt Bndford ·- · " , lhe 29th of Oclober. ., . For further informltioii :Phone Tblnl · , �-t-17ff_ Sale llan11er: A. C, Bradford. 10-11-Glp Vl3•2'78. 10-IIHI• I --- -------- WAN T ADS ' j'- •, -_ I • if.r-- Th Uf$day E venlng I ' ' i I I I P HONE W Y-2-2 1 51 --.-,.:-__ __ N "'t·c · Ti° N --� FOR SALE _ i I { I I ) Wanted T Legpl Suy I , !",........,_ E Legal I 1I a, ~ I •• , . -,.-.,...--, �=�- �i,-,:=-=-�=:----::--- I - --- --- - 1 J ' I · tor,e I W, lll I- 1 7 ) Help Wanted iJ, ==� ....., c.a ""··ck'tl' o,. ,.,t,. In Remodeling FAMILY ROOMS _9:.»_!' ----- -------- - PU BL IC SA LE Call DICII Sterrilt v.... ...,. lf+lllp $atu rday, Oct.22i 1960 1 0 :00 A.M. SHA RP I JIB ,Jmllt .. ililo, '--�, --'i'---f.��.�c:..·ii: wen,. .,Nllt -- NO MON EY DOWN BATHROOMS ATTICS 5 YEARS TO PAY ROOFING CARPORTS INSULATED SIDING EVERY JOI' GUARANTEED Fll EE PLANNIN G SERVIC E ALUMINUM P'1one WY•l-2709 I � -- �------------·· -�� -R & SUPPLY (0. - Middleport, 0. ';VY•l-2709 : VAllEY LUMBE � 1 I I 1·c ��b� �::;urance .,.,. ,,903_ - I J 5: 4:S .ihfn on 6:00 Continent al Cl assroom 1;00 Today 9: 00 Welcome Neigh bors 9:30 Mr. and MN. North 1 0:0U Dough Re .Ill o : ::30 Play Your HuDcii. t l :00 Prk, Ii Right 1 1 ·:tO O,ncentrallon 12-ioo TriJtil or ConsequenOII 12::IO It Could be �You 1 :00 Mid Da)' Newa 1: IO Moviet ime 2:30 Women's World , 2:30 Loreua Young Theater 3:00 Youni Dr. Malone 3:30 From These --.Roota 4:00 Make Room for Da ddy 4·30 Here's Hollywood >:00 Steamboat Bill · 5:30 Sheen a Queen of the Jungle 6:00 Music in the Round 6 : 13 Jim Tbadter t:tbow 8:25 Weatltere11t 6:30 New, Pictute' 8145 ffi.lUtley BrloWJ lM)iUfl 7:00 Huckleberry Hound ' 1:30 lUverboat 8:30 -'Pales ol Fargo 9:00 l(:lomjike e:ao b11nte . 0:00 Barbara Stanwyck Show 10:30 ;ctPDJ :S,wling l. '.00 8-"f 1,00 1:11 New, 1;IO RFD !;0() Newt lte■dUnN Breaktut Party 1 :30 Pickena Hardware Sbo-. I:<$ Bre&ktut Pan, 8,00 New, llu.dliDN 11:02 Jpor!Ji lepor: !:OCI Break1'11t Putr 1,30 Newa Breakfal1. Party t:00 Newa Headline, tctl2 Breillut fany Newt t:3b Brealdaat PlrtJ CGiflee Time L0:15 Swap Shop Newa H�adline■ l0:32 Momina DevouOQf. BadJo !lymnal 11,00 Nen ..dllne■ 11:0t Countr, I' ,. 11:29 Fmn T":111,, 11:80 Racir . Juv ,2,00 No- " l'J,e,w, , r,02 ,, .. ,,ao .o,oo to,ao m,,s 11:11 MIO l:(n 1:JO 1:30 1;00 1:00 1:0Z 1:30 1,a� ♦:00 1,oi f t:SG G:00 l:OG S:30 1:31 11:40 8:00 1:30 . 66:32 7 :00 7:02 7:30 7:32 lmt hr You Newt l:leadltnet IUJt Por You New• JUlt �or Yiu CalUDI on Pt. Pleuant Ne1ti Jlead:Jtnea 111111c Go Round New, llualc Go Jtoorul Nen Headlinet IIIIOic Go Round Local Newa Muaic Go !round Bueball Scoret Mu.tic Go &utnd New1 HeadU.ne, Mt111C' Go Round Cemplete New, lwund-up Crow'■ Steak Houae--SouDd 9f th• 60'1 Kew, HeadUnee Even� lbterlud• New, Headlinet Evenln, Interludt 1 New, Headlinea Sundown Serenad• SI&• Off ' l' f 'I11 ! 'fl tt --•·:----·----· AND-cJ-iucKLL'­ B'f ™AT TJME,WE COULDN'T CAA.E LES5!! IF WE CAN SNEAi<: IT 1D Tl-IE TOMB -AND SEAL IT­ OUR ,-,iAHARAuAl-t WILL NRIII• t<NOW THl!R£ #W. MMCNrll ttlSIH!! 'lAi>OLINF ALLEY a� ,o is i,_-, :pp �}'� �(:�� NANCY N A N CY 1.!> SO YOU WON'T GOS S I P ABOUT IT ? WILL YOU KEEP IT TO YOU RSELF "? SENSll'JVE LET ME GUESS �.2!'.. �' , YouR WflGHT . WHTM-TV Channel 13 Channel 1 3 - Saturd Channel �1 3-Monila) 5# ltlnp You The Up To 1he !Ii!", Mlftutt, Mallon Channel 13 - Suritlay . County NIWS =tel' •• Mh. l titnB DailJ 5:05 · M · \ A, ·- Bqshan News· 10, AM . 11:SS ArA , 1:� ; · Ml', _..,�,e�\llr�=� , CURLY • • • • · f" T'M ':':R�£ i �� vou'RE WRONG A60UT JIM, HAPPY ! 1 ■ss -------- --- -------- ---- •--'··-- -----'-- -·--- , -------- ----------- 1 ■ .' ,......tt\N'l't ova Pftlf:� f,! ·. fUGlltl'l ·ING Ell,EElf, - , ,;-,, WOil 6E'I' NO'l'B . ' rune, �ea U'I s. Valle.y�i:L�.,nliir. «incl- , ,�PRIJ:Co. Mllldleport �.,ru .i I on "" ,� ,, ...............,.--.....-1--......, ____...,..___-'l · I---------- , '- .____....__ - ---- ... .. -��-.-1,-.,,�:� •- - -I uPI - -� . U'L All.N.l!dl Rl\7ER REPORT Ch111Mal 8 - Monday (-_·�\) ' WHY DOOT 'IE CO!"IE ON 10 SUPPER ? Rock Springs Social Events �,..«iu... / I. ID IB\ILn PAW !! 1 a,oo ----.,...----,,,----------------OverlJI, Mrs. Edwin Davi.s, Mn. Danville M argaret Cardillo, Mrs. George Grate, Mn. Don Wachenschwan:r. Social Events Mrs. Alva Swick. Mra. Maude Sellards, Mrs. Lester Lathe1, I wens / \.. I w-,. .,. ■ Chan nel 3-Monda) (h...nal 8 - e..-.t..y • Beware Of Itinerant Peddlers • ■• ,oo tMond•Y" • Frlll.lY") Slc,, On Guiat Stu I t .- = QUALITY and SERVICE Custom Built KITCHENS FACTORY PORCHES GUTTERS GARAGES - STORM WINDOWS DORMERS FIREPLACES AWNINGS STO.RE FRONTS Phone ., ,,ae By Mn. Al¥1 Swick The hostesses Mra. Grate , and Mr.s. Robert Grate WH hoateH at a Stanley party Th uraday · even­ Gladys Hoffman, served refresh­ ing. Prizes were· won. by Mr11. ments. Pau1ine Gorby, Mrs. Pearl ,Den­ ney, Adra Swick. Those ,at�ndinC were Hra. Hon­ nel Denney, Mn , Carl Gorby . Mn, Clyde Hampton, Mrs. C.,air Mrs. Seott Folmer spent Thi.Ifs-'. Edmundson, Mftl. Herm an Grate, day through Sunday in Piltaburgh 1,w �i\ Mrs. Roberi l)avis, Mts. Clifford . with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel lames. .ll' Show MigMt, Mr,. Andrew Myers, ),t:rs. There were 79 in attendance at � Gei-ald McFerland, Mn. Mary Sunday School Oct. 9, offering was $21.84. Rev. Carel gave the mes­ sage Sllnday evening. Rev. Free­ lahd Nonls will preach at 7:30 the 10 e remainder of the week. , _ , _1_ _ ... __ S!o .,, ____ Mr. and Mrs. William D:ir&t and 8,45 Post Game Show children of Waverly spent th,e 7 :00 :Record Hop week end with Mr. and Mrs. WU• 8:00 Cartoon Spi!etacular '1:30 Leave 1l To Beaver Gauges: Montgomery: Uj)per, liam Eichinger, Sr . 8:30 Romper :Koom 8:00 Lawrence Welk Mrs. Edgar Abbott and son, Ed .16.3, lower 9.3, .runriing 1 ft.; G a l­ 9:30 Movie 9:00 Fight of the Week lipolis: upper, 17.9, lower, 9.3, run­ die, were Gallipolis visiton Mon­ II :00 Morning Court ning 2¼ ft.; Lock 23: upper 15.5, da)'. 9:-45 Make That Spare 1 1 :30 LoVe That Bob lower 9 .Cl., all dosed. All dams are 10:00 Campaign Roundup Mr. and Mrs. Donild Pullins and 12:00 The Texan up 13 through 23. 10:30 TBA d a llghter of Columus spent the 12:30 Queen for a Day Boats down: Lock 13: Jane T, week end with Mr. 'find Mrs. Wil­ 11 ,.,,,_, VP- To-The-M"inute Newa ,,. l :00 About 1 :415 11m, 6;0; Lock 16: Alliquippa, liam Radford. 11 : 10 Sporle He port · J :30 M utii caI�atinee 1 :30 am, 0-11; Lock 17: C. V. Hor­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baer of ,•---1 . 15 La+... � - sno• 2:00 Day in Court ner, 8:50 al'n, 2-0; Lock 22 A. V. Minersville 'Were SumJay guests or 2:30 Road to Reality MB, Jr., l l : 1 5 am, 1 0-0: Loek 23: �r. a nd MJ's. William Eichinger Sr. �•IJO Beal lhe 1111 ilURUU Helen Z, 3:40 pm, 8-0'; I. F. Freeig­ Leroy g1chln:ger and William 3:30 Who �o You 1'rul& burger, 5:50 pm, 0-21 ; C. G. S:i:co­ Eichinger we.re in Lancaster Wed­ 12:po Matty's Funday Fuunies f:00 i-t.meriean e!mOIU11d more, O pm, one flat; Walter c. nesd ay altending the fair. 12:30 Herald of Truth 5:30 Captain Gallant •BeekjOJ'd·, 1220 am, 16--0; Beaver, I :00 Championship Bridge :'1·r. and Mrs. Jerrold Hartung 6:00 Whirlybirds 1 :45- lffl, 1.-01 1 :30 P"ro Football ,ind sons of Columbus spent Friday Yo!JI' muG Re►- IC'liiit �•ts up: ctaltipolis: Alfred F. t• hrough Sunday with their parents, 4:30 College News Conferenl!e 8:40 Weiither TeJier Hol!fen, 5 : 55 -!m, 16-0; Pt. Ple-ll,ant: Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung. The)' 5:00 Matty's · · · Funday Fu,1nies 81:45 John Daly Newt F. D. RoOKevelt, 7 am� 7-4; Loe� 23: also visited Mrs. Nellie Tracy at 5:§o n ka C�ase Sh_ow 7:00 Pres, eonferenc:e • ·OO p Pe!(gy Downie, 12:10 pm, 1 0-0; Meig& General Hospital a. eop1 e s Ch oic, 7·30 Cb"e,ettne r.itY of Huntington, 2:20 pm, 1 1 - 1 ; Miss Mt1ry Mclfee spent · the 8:30 Walt "Disney Presents B :30 Surfside Six Chandlelur, (:40 pm. 4-0; Cortlell, week end with her mother, Frede '7;30 M..ver�k · ) 9:30 •Adve11tures- in -Paradise 7:� • Pmt ,6-0; Haritet M., 9:30 pm, Will. Mr. and Mr.s. Amos Leonard, 8:M LIWfulin 10:30 feter Gunn . 2-1; Bayo'u M111nclt,'ic, 10: 15 pm, 2-0; Mr. and Mrs. c,r1 Heilman and 1:00 The Pebel 11:00 'L-'be News ToeJcb,t , Pittsburgher, 10:50 pm, 2-20; Na­ Mrs. Will accompanied Miss MC• 9, : 30 ' The ,lsland_ers l! ,10. &cannUi.1 the Weather tional, 5 : 15 am, 3-0. Afee to Cllillicothe Sunday after­ �0;00 Waller W inchell 11: 1 5 !'..porl:, Report r1oon wh,i!fe 1he j!)i,ae� fr,i�nds for .,.,; U _, •��-�i¥ht lb.e, - n!t�n , tfip to, liChool in CleYjt. . ,_,; • � _� 1.., ilaml, Mr. ■nd Mrs. Richard H artung ' ' a nd son of Marietta spent Saturday with Ml'. und Mrs. John H1rtung. ll I � _ T _ h_ ea_ ,1 3---,._ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle were ay Sunday guests of Mrs. Riggs �t Dar�in. , :,� �i"�...;�%,uing '7:00 Conversational Russian Mrs. Edna A oid returned from 7 : 00 Lock Up 7:30 Bi£ Picture i;lfar!eiltOf) ·w)\ci � Jolie �� Ileen the T:80 Perry M ason ,-. News, · C.DS lltr ch 1111:, and Mn. q:00 , &lie'\ ol , ckmate 8:30 Cli.!lrleB EfllOtt lJia chiJilren . .16 captain Kanall'OO �j ;:, 1 1· .,,_.;..0 . , • Gun, Wlll -,v.I 9 :00 -;'artoon Theater Mr. and MQI. c1.-rence Spurrfer 10:00 ... �unsmoke pf Thon,.u_ _Fiilk sJ,lnt Monday with : 16:00 Docffllb!r Brl.(ie 10:30 Not For Hire 'Mf. and Mr,;. �Orman Weyenmil• t0:30 Video Village ler and daug�te,;. 11:00 News 11 :00 I Love Lucy I Mr. and M� Jewell Curtis and U :1 5 T�eater 13 , 11 :30 Clear. :!l"l\rlzoill · I daughte� Ruth, of Pol'nero'y were ' 'tu,�lt dt· M't. and M'rl. ;joe Weyers12:00 Lov� of Lif.. • ,., lTIIUer. 12:30 Sear®. For Tomorrow 9:00 Rev. Mathew11 ' 11,45 The GuldJng Light 9:30 Rev. Mitchell 1 :00 Life of Rlley J0:00 How Christian Science Heals 1:30 As lhe World 1:11rU A, H. Bailey ' 2:00 F\111 Circl� M/Sgt. James Bailey ot Taranto, 10:15 Americ ans !\1 Work Italy, arid 'Mf. and Mrs. Junior Sor­ 2:&0 _ House Party lO:SO Ca:.J.era 3 q(!d of ,columbus· spent Sunday 1:00 The MilllonaJre 11:00 Dig Pkture with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Morris and S·V. The Verdl·.t � To11rt 11 ·"'1 RFD, USA . daughtera. t:no The M Gibbs Elwood . 12:00 Rev. ' lfr. 8n'd Ml'li. Clayton Jones and l<, IP The . . �·12:00 Pro Football Highlight s family of south Charleston spcl1t 1111111 The . • ol tltljit 12:30 Football tbe week end with .Mr. and Mrs. D:00 The . Tl\,l'f'e. Stooge. 3:00 Cha mpionship Bowling Grover- White and Dorl,. .1:00 Artliur J . Smith, l'lM Mrs. Audre)' Sorden of Colum­ 4:00 Rev. Elwood Gibba a,11 A Loo� at lhe Wea.W bus an d Miss Caral a Morris, local, 4:30 Rev. Willard Wilcox 8:20 Sporlhp,pe called on Mr: and Mr!. A. H . Bat; 5:00 Oral Roberts 1:30 Arnot 'n' And, • · :I"' ley, Sund.;, 1:00 Mais:tiall Football Bowl ge Colle :30 GE 5 Mr. a Mrs. Ralp� , Balla.rd 7c80 To Tefi thii - Ttllth 0 :00 Ted Mack Amateur Hour spent' ¥0f, · 1y and �ay _ wh:{l 8:00 "Pele antl GJl<fio . Twentieth Century &fr . . inti n. Eugene 'm,w1ey fif 8:30 Biinglne Up Buddy Laule 1:00 ., Dbrib1r, W- Va. 9:00 Danny Tbomu Show · r • ' "..:_ :j f�- Dennis the Menace '..... _9:30 Andy Griifi� Show alifl Ill"!- Dorrell Goff ohd .a:· QO Th• Ed sulllvan Show 1 family 0( DanVi\le sp'ent Sunday 10:00 �Hennea,ey' · p:l)t G. E. Theater . h ev:,,_. ;o:39 � ·J>re,identiil Co �, • 9 :30' : JaCk Benny Program . .vnt4own :. t.+. ll:00 New• • · r111 ca111:e d 10:QQ C"ydi � :, : : ,.•( ,pe ellt u-.1 .... with •Mr. am:I �s. : ,1 : 1� >, Look et lbe · w..tlter · UUO Whats My Line? . . . Cla · _. �r. ll : lG �rater !).:f!:1 Sunday New, Spe"o\ill �f l I;,' , . Channel 8 ... Saturday $1 79-95 VAL LEY LUM BER and SU PPLY CO. Expert MASON FUR NITU RE CO. u, I I I o,so WMl'O Daily Program Schedule WC H S-TV ..e:Cho ttn61 8 u: --------,==-:-:==-::c-c-:; .. (20 ) Busi ness Services ,-u ■■ o kee l t:.state Sign On Christopher The Answer Frontiers of Faith This hi the Life TV Chapel Sunday News Garden "h1b of the Air ·Big 3 Bowling Lab 30 Pro Football Reading Out Loiid ' PeoP.le Are Funny Meet the Press Sunday "News Plctur.a Westhercast .e:�5 Sports 7:00 Sh.irley Temple Show 8:00 National •Vel vet 8.30 Tab Hunter Show 9:0. ' Chevy Sho•., - ASSOClAT ED RADI O and TE LEV ISIO N I 9:-45 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 11 :30 l'l :00 12:30 Hl:45 1:00 3c00 2;30 . 5191} ,IJ;30 - ti::00 e:tJQ · e:4o ° For Sale o�... PIANOS ... I - 'S PEC IA L --·--- -·- I -· / � I -,--;�"':'ft;:-- -:------ C�annel 3 - Sunday I 4 For Rent ,pa, _ Rem ote Con trol ot,ce I l �• ·I, ---� 10:30 1 1 :00 11:10 11:�.; 2:00 WITH ' BClwling St.irs Caplain Gallant Saturd ly Prom This Man Daw�on New! Picture Sports Roundu p Weathercast Saturday N lglit .l"amboree Bonanza Tall Man Tht Deputy The Campa ign and the Candidates 'M an from Imerpo) Ne.,''\l H ·�adllnes W ..tathercal!t Sbockwa .ch S1�n Off 3:00 6:30 6:00 '6:30 '· :45 ft:M 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 PH I LCO - SPECIAL! Portable TV ( 9a ) Ma nne Su pp l ies I •:so tbe program. , IIO Loretta Your1 Show I Two F1cu West l 1 :00 New, : 10 Weathe.:'ei.1• 1 1 : 15 N"itewatch I Si.11n Off • -· · ---· ---.- -. ' ' ,;(;' . ! J :..' . , ,:, .- . �. _, .. .. . . ........ . ' Jlall1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct 15, 1960 • ' . I I Rock Springs NOT ICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LIVY IN EXCESS OF THE Ta N Grange Met On Legal Notices Legal Notices ( 9 ) For Sole ,�.· ' WSAZ-TV . Chan nel 3 ,o preceded two poem,, " Apple But Chtnnel 3 - Saturday- 1 The nexl meeting will _be Thurs-­ rs, George Sk lnne Herb WU · NOTICE OPI ELECTIOh OH TAX by SALE. " FOR POTATOES ter M Time • � . ·i , 10 12 6tp LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TIN liam�, Shade, Ohio. the l adies are be and "A Closing Though" by Mn. d ay, Oeto r 27, a nd MILL LIMITATION MILL LIMITATION , . VARIETY . c hr� s� nth e.F I FTY NOTICE is hereby given tha t in NOTICE li hereby given that in pie tor rer Radford. A discus,ion on Hked to bring pump kin ' Home mums now blooming. Vmt our pursuance of a Resolution or the pursuance of a Resolution of the Rock Sprlnga Grange met. on gardens and make your selec- Bo11rd of Education of the E a stern Board or Trustees of the Township Thursday evening with Fred Goeg- electricity by the group coneludedl !reshments. for spring planting. Fre y ' s Loc al School District, Mei&& Coun- of Lebanon, Meigs County, Ohio, lein, p.1st worthy master, presiding. tion I CONBllnNT DEPINDABLB U!IULTIJ 7th St., New Ha ven, W. Vll. ty, Ohio, pas�ed on the 1st day or passed on the 6th da1 of August, Followin.11 a abort bJ.18.lnesa aesBATES 1 J0-1�-3tp _______ Au( ust, 1 960, there will be 5ubmit- 1960, there will be submitted to sion, Mrs. Huber Brown, lecturer, led to a vote or the people of said a vote of the people of said Leb- preseented a program using "Octo­ - - -- --- --; . , ..._ PII' 1111d, 011e in,ert:ion. MinW>Ulll charj:e - 60 cente. Di.strict at a General Election lo a non Township .a t a Gener al Elee- ber" as the theme. An article on lor thno ..-uv, · be held in the Eastern Local tion lo be held in the Township of " Peace" was read by Mrs. Brown - one monlb. lor 30 ce.DU per •ord . AS IS SPliCIALS • School Distrid, Ohio, a t the regu- Lebanon, Ohio, a t the regul ar · followed by a poem "October'' by rate al. t c,enll per word will be charjed tor 1 57 Mti rcu ry 60 H . P. $495.00 111 '84, __, "ftllllhl- UI day• after rece.,viD,2 bill. 1 i ar pl aces of voting therein, on places or voting therein, on Tues· I M �. Fr a nk Grueser. Two articles I . y 70 9 . P. Merc 9 $ 00 H r The r ely 5 5 u 5 Tuesday, the 8th day of Novembe_r, day, the 8th d ay of No�embe_r . were re ad, "This ts Election Ye:ir" if ill Adftttilin& - Sbould he "pc,� 1mmf'dL1t i . . Me H. ry O t t r f $ o ncur i 5 ()Bt' 995 l.ha11 u re 00 rnHO, the qucsllon o( levying, m 1960, the quest i on of levying, m by Mrs. Edward Humphrey and cu I 1 , m for l.e __..,I .W ont ht reaponSib � ME TR OPOLITA "' MOTOR S ce ss of the ten m i ll limitation , excess of the ten mill limitation, ··consider the Cow" by Miss Clara ex .....ion. . 600 En1 Mai" Street, Pome,ay for the benefit of the Eastern Lo- for the benefit of Leba non Town- Humphrey. l )...... .., ft.db and Spectal NOl.l.t'fll of Ew rit, JI 00 ObJluarie, Phon• WY2 -3870 . Fire sa fety hints by Homer Rice , cal Sc hool District for the pur- -:hip for the purpose of Proper .... ,_ It l ee"'l pea ll'Onl. 1 · 8 2r"l-tfr --- --- - - --- -mainlenand � MU improvement Y� :are, i)A expenses. _ ., current ._,6 paying of LA pose 8 DAY ! __ ifOIU>fj :;; or Township Cemeteries. of f4 Ml Sa o,, n l N nht"'P ,IIJCC renewal 0£:ing: a A id tax ' 10t 90c i • .lb . • $ I I ()._ For ·-� .....u la ,r Ot Rent Mi.LIO :i.i1LI tax being: An additional a l .DI • ti 20 tax of seven mi lls and an inc:rease M 9\ NOT 1 c°E OP' APPOINTMENT S7 ..,o St.25 tenth� ( 2 ._:':i ) mi I Is tax of •.50 mills to rll� f or 5 ye � rs. 11 .50 'Jk Ii FooT T RA JLEn , 3 f u Jt ";i�ed o l' T wo an d f ive 5(, Adm 1 " 1slrator 1 con.stilute a tax of Nine and .t a rate not ex:ceN!mg .50 mills bt"drnorll.�. full bath wilh aulo- to .. ;.._ved bJ 10 A,Jd will b,e III tlw day , .,.per --■ C ... 1 •••2 a .. N• livl! Lc11 Lhs mills ror an indefillile or e.ich one doll ar ul valuation, 1 n :1 1 1t w.ishl'r YI . �"le � " ,d -----,, st,eel, .·" a,,�, a• Ch,u, E,t,t, o "' f experioJ of time al a rc1te not dlcporl. Phone WY 2-5460. n.c .. aed. ceeding 9.5 mills for ell.Cit ofle dolN IO 12 6lc far of 11alul!.twn, which ·amounts to N(..tice is hereby gi11cn th at W. i n e ty f ive cents for each one hun- , ◄ OT I C E OF E 1.. ECT ION Ofrrt TAX P. Loch a r)', whose Post O ffire adN I · O - • v I e5 dr <'LI dollars of 11aluat1011, for an I. EVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN dress is 1 14 High, Pomeroy, Ohio, ____ MILL LIMITATION ,; �'! has been duly appointed Admin- , n AN°f rurn ACli1:"li.E 1 c---;N W F:WI S E TO B UY good u d c r rnddinite period o_f time. _ . N9 ST C QNTU,l Nt:LCHI NOTICE is hereby given that in i&tra lor of the Estate of Bertha 'I he Po B s f? r �• d Election will Stil�e luwl! sl pn ce a l'!' eptab) e. plete zig zag. M Jk.es button l1ulc1i, j 11.... IMpitdlo,1 . ll"IMlr• I ,.. ..., .... nf'� '"� ; , •1d all fancy f;lllWr i te boK 668-U r are The Da lly be open a l 6. JO � clock A; M. and pursuance of a Resolution of the · 8. Chase, late of Meigs Counly, j ·) �- \ llatlMlwlde. Phone R. Sentinel, Pomeroy. ches. Orig.inally sold for ovr r ...,,...... 'St•tlon W Y2·f IIN.1H'; , 10-13- J t p remam open until 6 : 3� o clock �- , loard of Trustees o( the Town- Ohio, deC'eased. M . Eastern Standard 1 1me of sa id .,; hip of Chester, Meigs County, Dated this 27th day or Sep· SJU0.00. Pay o t f balance of $86 4-26-tfc ·' day. ru pay_m cnts o f $2 per week . I ! Ohio, passed on the 29th day of tember, 1960. I , AND SQUARE DANCE By or<ler of the Board of Elec- July, 1980, there will be submitted ______ John C. Bacon, Phone WY 2-2204 . 10 12 fltc --,� .,' _ , 1-.:IGHT ROOM HUU SY. . two flvt lions, of Me igs Count r, Ohio : 'I ni1ht, Oct. lli, from , to a vote of the people of Hid Acting Judge of the Probate Court . j Emmett G . Will, Cha1 rman :.:: heater Township at a General rn<' m apa n ments. A. N Ben J?" el Meiga Count)' ,'Qhio. 12.JO at Pomer oy Moose 1 1 2 RATS killed w i th Star Y.� rfarin. 2 ½' lbs. 5 1 . 49. Ebersbach Pt,nr,p WV2- :J272. Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk 2:lection to be held in lhe Town- ( 10)· 1 ·8- 15-3tc 1 1 -2 tfc I All Moose mem bers and Hardware, Sug ar Run flour - --��------Uated October 7, 1 000. 10-13- J tc .illip of Che1ter, Ohio, at the regu. . TR�ILER �OU RT_ spa�e tor rent. Mill, Landmark Cu-Op. --------15, 22. 29, -4 tc lar places of votin.11 therein, on which a mounts to Five Cents for ( 10) VICE STATION, SYRA(DJ 26. 29, 30; (3) 5, 6, 7, 12, h dollars ol �;iluch �lean qu1_et res1dent1al loca tion ruesd ay , the Sth day of Novem ber, ea._ one �ndred in Cheshlre, Ohio. Concrete " r OMo, now open. Dealers I l3, 14, 19, 20, 2 1 , 26, 27 , 28; at1on, for Five Ye a_n. _ \ , In f n o levying . l960, the questio J fCf NOt . our patio and Wdlks, good n Ip:, oil producta. Give I ( ) will The for 17, water, Electio 9, 10, I I , 16, Polls .s�1d 3, 2, 4, 1 1 � excese of the ten mill hmita tion, ISSUE ,. ON , sewer, h1 undry, privileges, $3.00 NOTICE OF ELECTION 1ervice a try. 10-13 ·3tp 18, 23, 25, 26, 30; ( 12) 1, 2. . , for the benefit of Chesler Town- I be open at 6:30 � clock A; M. and , __________ . per week. Hobart Dillor,, RealOF BONDS . remain open until 6:3� o clock P. � t SEARLES w 11 n ship for the purpoae or Propell•r I M. Eastern Standard Time of said that given hereby is CE NOT li Gallip l Ohio , tc 01 I , I O 6 � � ca re, improvement and mainle -�ble -lor • a nyo d."b�s BED ROO M SUITE, complete, din _ -,--,----c-punuanC' e of a Resolution of tt:ie ance of Township Cemeteries. day · · ff, sher ple e, w set, bed co elle , i. _ � ! , · MODERN unlurnished room : tCI e4 by anyone other 3 Council of the Village of Middr_le Elec. , (il , g i c ra additional lax hef An tor, : g a M bein 1 id refr1ger a S a . By order o r the Board �f i C _ 1 o :, and bath ap a rtment. Birch c b- port, Ohio, passed on the 18th a d . b1 ��,1eU. y, 0_. Oh of Meigs Count t1ons, 1 I Electrolux sweep_er w •I� atrun for 5 years, ineUl, disposal, Pearl Se,r les •T " ·, · . incinerator, 25th days o r J u'� " , 1 =•, there will tax of .M mnla lo i,(N Emmett G. Will, Chairman . ,, bu:yde ' tac hme nts· , J . Boy s 26 a te not exceed ing . !:Kl mills r a a t arge clostts. Minersville, Ohio. 1 Phone WY2-514: · l. be submitted to a vote of the peo, . Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk REGU LARLY PRICED AT $199.95 • ,on, b1cydes, and two Girls 28 --- - - - -9- 1 6-tfc t lor each one doll,r ol val"at illage a Middleport V e of said p Dated October 7, l980. i cc=c-----. l ----,-AN1'ED toa TWO DOGS other arti f''. es. I 2 1 7lh St , M d which amount& to five cents for --n to be held in (10) 8• 1• .,, 22' 29• ft<" at&. Call WY 2-�133. 10- 13-Jtp • "A lu MENTS - "1\lrn1 shed ■nil the General Electio dleport, o. e one hundred dollars of valueach. ' t1 n l urn 1,;. ed. Mc!J•�ten, Middle the Village of M iddleport, Ohio, at ation, tor Five Years. -10 14, 3tc ' , ,: : , VIOI.F.TS for sale. Assorted colport. Phone WY 2-2821 . 3 3 lf the regular p];.1ces of voting t herefor said E1eclion will Polls The l • h B Novs o m t day c-�the day, c--c:--:-=----cc-c Tue on , ors. C::i.11 after S WY2-373B "and :-::=c-:-:-:-:}1 M. and See All Tbe PHILCO Line At - I0- 1 3-3t p , 4: ll O O .\t S AN D BATH Unfurnl&hcd ember, 1960, the question of Js11u- be open at 6:30 o'clock A. •BALDWIN Sunday, Rent reasonable. mg bo nds of said, Vill age of Mid- rema in open until 6:30 o'clock P . I -· I apart m ent. �LE HOUND. Ana•WURLffZER -- -- -- -� - � Call WY 2-�293. 10 1 1 6t r dleport ln the amount of One M. E astern Standard Time of said :. t11me of Jerry. Call 1 - 30 <. A L LO N Electri r water : hC'aler. Used very little. Phone ond OTHER FAMOUS Hundred Fifty Thousand Dolklrs day. l0-l3•Jtc I O- l3-3tp , ft JWOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS, Fur- ($l50,000.00) for the purpose of W'i2-3:S42 Pomeroy. By order of tht Board of Elec- 1 BRANDS -.:n111ce heat, large lot. Lo<"aled in I Paying a pllrt of the co.st of con· lions of Meigs County, Ohio. AUCTION SAL E excellent neigh i.Jorhood. Write Emmet t G. Will, Ch airman ' treatment sewai:ie g a V a luable neal Estate and Pe r�on a l Box 668-H, e/o The D,1· 1." s"nt ,· n- structin r. oro th Y M • J ohnston , Cler'·• ,I D and thereof, site g a plant, inclut.lin Property. On Sa tllrday, O cl. 29, el, Pomeroy, Ohio r 7, 1960. Oelobe 1 constructing sanitar y sewers and D ated 1900, at. 1 : 00 P. M. on the p 1 u10 I I tilp ( 10) 8, t•.,, 22 , 27 , 4le I m ry Harry Mlller, Owner ' perly, mual<'d on U. S. 50, !IOU ----,. - - - - -- other appurtenance� necessa ' , wn t' I d opera an on r"'nstruct .. 1 I) .... ..ileJ" al tax rate amounts lo Twenty-two H . wes t uf the intersedi on or II M O D l•:HN 5 HOO M .- H O USE and the POMEROY, OHIO E. MAIN S'!'. age system for Cents for each one hundred doll ars I1 •111m • Routes :)0 and 7, J will sell al JACK80lt. • garag e, with ground !i. Located on a complete sewer of Middl eport as pro- '1f valuation, which is 2-2 mills for auctio� thC' following: S t ate lloutc , fiYc miles from lhe Viliage law. by Yided REAL ESTAT E Pomt'rny. Furnare ht!al . Write oJa ch one dollar of va luation, outT he maxim um numb er of yean . lde of the limitation imposed b1 Two bedroom house with llath Hox 663- H c/o Th e Daily Senlt duria�� which SUl'tt bonds a re tine!, Pnm�roy, Ohio. and Cull huement, furnace \rlicle Xll, Section 2 of the ConI rs. yea n u is 20 r as certified by the Coun- 1 1 heal One llrick veneer build6tp :ititution, n 1 1 . . . , ,- -· -; · .- I Th e e9 Um 11 tcd � verage add i l u o� - t ing ·24 x 40 fl. ret'en 1 l y used - -- y Auditor. -: - -for a t lowC'r shop and girl �hop . ff HOOM _HOUS�. WITII (,AS_ and The Polls for sald EleC'tion will electr ic1t� . 111 �<.::hcst(•r. See R1denI •. Would make a wonderful Dl'i�e}pen at 30 o'clock A. M . a nd reour Su 1>Pb , Chester. 10 14 3tp . In rest a urant 3 ¼ acre lot with main open until 6:30 o'clock .--,-,-' .I } - M f'OH. SA LE· FIVE ROOM UOUSf · r.:: ay. d sai o e IQl.. /t. fronta ge on both sideti M O DER N :i HOOM APAR·rl lU&'l FO.RD VI .ralrlane 500, , t ,295. Tim r dard n Stan aster �NT. with ba th, nice location. Melvl D E 2 door Nd•�- Sharp ca r ill.,dde o r Rt . M . Pro_perty may be inBy order of the Board of Elec• , t o 14 .ltp 1 56 Mul bo rry Avl' . Hood, 1 1 1 Lu.:u et St., Pomeroy . aniO . uUJ.)))f�omatic. Bl1uittnar'11, of Mel&:1 Counly , Ohio. 1perted an1 lime. tiQlls 30lp 10 1 --- ---- ---Pometoy. _ · · 1 1 14 6tc PERSONAL PROPIRTY Emme tt G. Will, Chairm an D0rothy M . Johnst on, Clerk Two Block American Sawmill, ( F O R SALE: HOUSE� 5 ROOMS and ----- - - --Heavy duty Huber Tractor, balh, storm windows and doors, Dated October 7. 1960. 11&7 Studebaker V8 Prciident $995 gas station. take MAN to over (10) 8, 15, 22, 29, 4tc duty 195 Power Hell.VY Planer, 9 4, doot aedan. Flniah and upholaawnin gs. In Syracuse. After small 1 9·23-tfc -e n� , �e ke over G I Intern d lonal 2 Ton Truck, 1 960 P hone WY2·9920 , o paym wn d tel')' Uke new. Studebaker'a flnI John _Deere 440 Crawler 1'ra r- WAN ED� Loan, Call Ga l11poha GI 6-3863 ut Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 1 I 2 Phon Mechanic. T e wy • . with ( 10) 12, 3tP and tor winch blade, ft. 6 1 0 14 6lc aflur 4 p. m. 9,23.tfc 9920 _ approx 300 hr uim 111111 BUICK VI Hard Top 4 dr. Marion �- - Reynolds, Owner I flNO, SparkUna orl(illnal two Elnora M Jleynolds \.Al" Ii K,�-1 ., 1reen tinl1h. Oyndlow t McCoy Aul'lloneer N•·c,s• W TIN·o MU ILLI I k· MIODLE PORT-1-story frame ti 4rlff, iBJ,aettnar'1, Pomero1. Terms: m ade know �n day of �Ille HOUI appllancH. Arnold .,. I good bedrooms), (3 bath, rooms, .. • , . 14 8tc ll I Nat RHpon1lble for Auldent1 Phone WY-%-2709 -..... , . th•rt. S,racvtt, Ohio. Phont 5500.00. Onl location. y , 0 lff, l4, 24 22• 26 25• Mlddleporl • • W 2,,,6:,IM, Y I S. Third M l -tf ! RUTLA ND-- 1 ½ story frame, 6 9%3 1061 CHIV!.OLET Deluxe coupe. \;.:ic · Al' mec:hlnlcal condition, Muon, ge, ' rooms ( 3 bedroom s), gara AI R e:oNDITIO�O, amJ: aii V1.1 Pbone SP 3·'919. lot large syst cm ' t . a1 Uon aervlte Jaclr:'1 Hetrleer ;";o : .oo. 10 a etp iroa SALE: APPLES. B urdette --------Fruit Farm, Pomeroy Roule 1 . I �Oh- New Haven. thou. Tl12• 61 ACRES-On good roa� off !'7 . Phene WY 2-0970. 10 JO 6tp � :in 11(1 J )o �:i. -- H�l H1('1' ln Route 680, ne ar P a getown , 6 I 1 A tCTIONI room fra me, basemen t barn, --.--------..... ,UBL on. •114 coal flu'. APPLE BUTTER .apples $1 .00 rwr Cetnplete hr.YIN gara a;,e, other bulldinge , nice bushel . See Chris Fruth, MaBon , for frff eattm■tll. trees. Term,. Crltt andfanf g arden, fruit W. Va. and please bring your ,.._• • Abaolt llldolepor&. w� Pho C$35 00 00 , • • containers, 10- 13-tltc rn. n• ., •A. C. ARADr-ORP, RaclM. Ohl& ALBERT M. COX, S11 ..man Phone WY2·2220 MACHI NE-Box 229 'll .\�1 1 \ , hf \ ,\ , VENlliTL\N BLINDS '8-00 ,nd up. SINGER SEWING WY2round bobbin, Jn brand ne.v con­ Ntw wlndow t>Unda and 1h1de1. aole cabinet. Equipped to zig 10- 15-3te Store 1wntn111. Dale Wippel Sup­ IIJ and makt: button holes, Will pb'f Ill Union Ave., Pomero1, ac,11 to responsible party to 10 1 1 30lc ' take over 8 payment, of $8.40 '1'1111 LATE T. H- DAVIS pro­ per month. Phone WY 2-2204. putJ, brick two alor1, located 1 0 12 6tc Tblrd and Coal 11 NOttlli A.K.C. REGISTERED BEAGLE As I have sold my (arm, I, the undersigned,, will sell at ltnetl, IUddleport, may bl Female, 4 years old, fully tr a ined. t-17-80tt IND nen1n1. Public Auction, the lollowlng·Usting at my farm, locat�d Se!Otl' 9:30 A.M. Phone SH 2-5284 after t5 p. m . lllhldl- WY-­ near Cheshire Ohio 1 I', miles west ol Cheshire, Ohto, 1 0 1 4 3tc DANI 'fl,00 per bu. Pld-; your KAil'!& ,QD ITOP on Turkey Run Road. Watch for sign off of State Route 1 own. lrlnl JCKlr own eontalner. At CNllw UCTION A 554. , 0, W. Prolllll, Portland, . OCT, 72 $A'NRDAY 12:30 PM · -c---- My rt1rm home haa been sold and I HAMILL tlRVICI nAT­ -.. ,. A.M. m. AVCl'ION: Oct. It ,t 12:30 p. I am moving Into a mobile A111onr am home, therefore I will aell the I tD lll• off S. R\, No. 248 on 1111 11111,,n,Raclne Rd. or n mile following personal property 11t Znr, Da, lltme<' the farm loe ated Just west o r ti Racine. Lea\llDI farm ,o AUCTION Ill 11 l'7 GUIRMI'/ cows, f 6 pc. Dinette Set, 2 ReCrigeraton, 3 Kitchen Cablneta, Nol'ge lhe Morning Star Church, , The and RIAIONAl�I IATII Ne aae Settlement Communlly, 3 Eloctrlc Stove, 3 Steel Cabinets, Ubrary Table, Boolt Shelfs 1lol1'ttini and 1 Jeraey, 2 ain&le Elec­ , Cooker IA TISIIACTION GUARANTIID re lilnll Det•val MIiker, 4, can cool­ Mi\ea North of Racine, Ohio. Book Case, 16 shot Re-mlnaton Rifie, 14 qt. Pretsu lon. Call or w,'1t. I, O. McC., ltl', ll n:iUk c1na, 15 (ilal. Hot Philco Jlefrti:erator, ,,pc. Din­ tric Fa n, 2 Davenports, Telephone Stand, 21 In, _Zenith Televia Ch11nr, Ohio Chest t. Cabine Sewm(il Tablea, Coffee 2 no, a sunbeam CllpPi ette Set, Dining Room Table & Wa&u Heater, several Ooor liahta, 8 22 30tp 1: pen. � Border Collle pup, aome Butfet, Old Desk, Ha dlo, L, C. Drawers, Comblnatlon Wardrobe and cheat of dnwen, New -- 1 Typewriter , 2 Meta l B ULLDOZE R FO.tt HlRE. Pond , Smltb Home ..tectrie Sewtn.a: Machine, Premier elec�lc Sweeper, 3 Ra• · �., end llrlW, 1 aood old J I ..,. l.....,i.4 In , frH Mtl""to of thl loll"!� - -• lutlon , (compl d tou■ehold Joodt and 2-pc. Beda ete) tl vln 1: dios, Sunlight, Wath Stand, What-Not.Shell, 2 Metlll Ch1lr1, May• baaement1 and landacap nJ. Ph, I ..,k. Kl"''' hl'fll your rtpreMntatlft call. I lliMl9rit.nd this clN■ not jo 3 SOtp other Jt,ma not Hated. Not Room Suite, 2 OveratuUed tag Washer, Double Tub5, 2 F.nd Tables, ,Tratler Heater, . 2 HIii 1· Che1tor, Y U !S-32�. .w...,_ "" In '"' 1 , Torche,. Chain, Blonde Bedroom Suite - ti n,poiillble for accident.I. Treelli, Electric Heater, Acetylene Weldet, 2 Cutttne - - --,c--- ­ · I Jointer, and Motor with Sa:w Orb' Gainer, (Owner.) • ' Band (New), 9xl2 Rull a nd 2 Throw ft.001'"1NG SPOUTING, SHEET 1 Welding ToNh, Burner Cart, \Q/ C I ltooll"" 1 •� I l I Sidi.-. Kl,_, I ) C I metal worlt Repair work or any Ruga. Metal Porch Chair. Milkllll'Old Oaddard, Auclloneer 1 3 Beds and Sprlngs, P&H Electric Welder, �8 ft. Work Table, ( I Alu... Skll... ( ) ,...,1., ,... I .. , I I Oat-motor, klnd. Phone WY 2-2301. ins Machine, Garden Tractor, 1 W arm Morning Heater, Electric Grinder, w1lh 1 horte I »!Nie I ) I I �P ,' I ) -tt,--! I l ,.,.litt Garden Toola. Iron Kettle, 10 10 3otp I many many tool& of ·all descrlpUona. Yale spur driven 2 ton ···- · --· : · ---· · · · • • ---•----s -------Portable Sprayer, Black Smith '. I. NCh.al� Hoiat, Blacksmith Toola, 1 Dlttton Chain Slw, 100 ft. Rope, 1 For1e. Jee Cream Freezer, 1400 Air CompreRor, 3¼1 S. Ja1er Mixer, 2 Cu. Ft. Mixer, with I I A.IM II Uke new ,1�.00. ,. Balea Hay--(700 New, 700 Old) I power en,lne, Coal Fum1tt, 3 J1cb, 1-80 Ton Jact, 200 hofl9e Harrbonvllle. -PHONI � Crolley Electric Ran1c, Utility COIIPLITI INIIURANCI: PRC> ---'-STAT -Bankl Fair -----=--Forte, 1 Duty '-------Heavy Duct, -----CITY lb. Anvil, 1 Lot Ceramach teetlon, Lilfi, Auto, l'lrt, Po116 Cablnet. Chalra, Bookca■e, Re­ Mone 2 In. Pump, 500 Gal. Water Tail.k, Sever.! 100 U. Cable, 6 Coll Don 11111, lllddleporl, cord Player Records, Record Tons Metal Serap, 1 Ollver i Gans: Plow, Mowinc .Machine, Har­ Prollttt, l!lllr.$TOD Clortno. Cabinet, one Eledrolu Sweep­ x 10+ l:ltp .row, Cultl-pacter, Du.mi, Cart, Tul'l'llble Bua Scraper, :a Coal Water , ,..,.,tc:nd, Olllo. er, Plaalle Platform Roc­ BAIINES-STIIPSON INSIJIIANC!i Heater&, Window Catina• and Doon; Lumber, Iron K� · d4 ker, 2 Boeken. Clod& (Ship 1>fl. ' . . Atentl, Middleport, l'lre, Auto- I Spider, Garden Toola, 3 Tool Ch11tl,, Slelm and Valve Teater, l 1l11n). Sln1cr Sewln1 Machine Case Power Unit as is, Bucket and Drac Llne EQu.lprnent, Eni:Uah mobile,. Bonda. Phone WY2(Portable), Stand, Cemenl Mix­ Ford aon, · UM9 Ford Dump Truck, I, eyl. OX8 Gallon Bed, many, 1-11-tf '. er, Carpenter Toola, Butcher• · too numerous to rnenllon. many item . Ina Toala, Br1111 Kettle, 2 Scales ANTIQllM Pulley, and Rope,, Loll Ch1in1, 4 Cane Bottom Chairs, 2 "MUJ.lle I.loaded. Shot G\ln1, .1 M\lllle Several Cow Bella. Many other FOR SALE FIVE room houae, 2 Drop Let.f Table■• l �reau, �•r. Deak, Pie u■etul artldea not 1l1ted , Loaded B'ii acres, achool bua and mall Gl'al)ha-phone wltli ,ro...-n.• Glory Spealt�r. Edilon Dana P. A.blM, Cupboard, route, 3 mllea. south of Che1• Own'er. Tennt ..._ Cub on Sale Doy - ·LUl:l!i Wlll Be ter on Shade River Road, See Term1 fff Sale: CASH. Dile Warner, Syracu1e, 0. Not reltpOllllble' f1111 �dellla Not 1-,.nslble for Acc ...... PrlNd for quk!t 11le, 10-l�Stp ALVA T. GROVlll,"OW.et .\ sale condu.cted by Bradford Cherwe, AuctlonNr, 'hane . 4'7_-715•• Mlllfftflrf, Ohle P"•r••· FOR SALE Houae., 1 acre Port• Audlon Company, Racine, Ohio. ll •II itema are not 10ld on date of �• ale lrill1 be tonun.ued land, tome furniture S2000,00. , Auctlonetr: Crltt Bndford ·- · " , lhe 29th of Oclober. ., . For further informltioii :Phone Tblnl · , �-t-17ff_ Sale llan11er: A. C, Bradford. 10-11-Glp Vl3•2'78. 10-IIHI• I --- -------- WAN T ADS ' j'- •, -_ I • if.r-- Th Uf$day E venlng I ' ' i I I I P HONE W Y-2-2 1 51 --.-,.:-__ __ N "'t·c · Ti° N --� FOR SALE _ i I { I I ) Wanted T Legpl Suy I , !",........,_ E Legal I 1I a, ~ I •• , . -,.-.,...--, �=�- �i,-,:=-=-�=:----::--- I - --- --- - 1 J ' I · tor,e I W, lll I- 1 7 ) Help Wanted iJ, ==� ....., c.a ""··ck'tl' o,. ,.,t,. In Remodeling FAMILY ROOMS _9:.»_!' ----- -------- - PU BL IC SA LE Call DICII Sterrilt v.... ...,. lf+lllp $atu rday, Oct.22i 1960 1 0 :00 A.M. SHA RP I JIB ,Jmllt .. ililo, '--�, --'i'---f.��.�c:..·ii: wen,. .,Nllt -- NO MON EY DOWN BATHROOMS ATTICS 5 YEARS TO PAY ROOFING CARPORTS INSULATED SIDING EVERY JOI' GUARANTEED Fll EE PLANNIN G SERVIC E ALUMINUM P'1one WY•l-2709 I � -- �------------·· -�� -R & SUPPLY (0. - Middleport, 0. ';VY•l-2709 : VAllEY LUMBE � 1 I I 1·c ��b� �::;urance .,.,. ,,903_ - I J 5: 4:S .ihfn on 6:00 Continent al Cl assroom 1;00 Today 9: 00 Welcome Neigh bors 9:30 Mr. and MN. North 1 0:0U Dough Re .Ill o : ::30 Play Your HuDcii. t l :00 Prk, Ii Right 1 1 ·:tO O,ncentrallon 12-ioo TriJtil or ConsequenOII 12::IO It Could be �You 1 :00 Mid Da)' Newa 1: IO Moviet ime 2:30 Women's World , 2:30 Loreua Young Theater 3:00 Youni Dr. Malone 3:30 From These --.Roota 4:00 Make Room for Da ddy 4·30 Here's Hollywood >:00 Steamboat Bill · 5:30 Sheen a Queen of the Jungle 6:00 Music in the Round 6 : 13 Jim Tbadter t:tbow 8:25 Weatltere11t 6:30 New, Pictute' 8145 ffi.lUtley BrloWJ lM)iUfl 7:00 Huckleberry Hound ' 1:30 lUverboat 8:30 -'Pales ol Fargo 9:00 l(:lomjike e:ao b11nte . 0:00 Barbara Stanwyck Show 10:30 ;ctPDJ :S,wling l. '.00 8-"f 1,00 1:11 New, 1;IO RFD !;0() Newt lte■dUnN Breaktut Party 1 :30 Pickena Hardware Sbo-. I:<$ Bre&ktut Pan, 8,00 New, llu.dliDN 11:02 Jpor!Ji lepor: !:OCI Break1'11t Putr 1,30 Newa Breakfal1. Party t:00 Newa Headline, tctl2 Breillut fany Newt t:3b Brealdaat PlrtJ CGiflee Time L0:15 Swap Shop Newa H�adline■ l0:32 Momina DevouOQf. BadJo !lymnal 11,00 Nen ..dllne■ 11:0t Countr, I' ,. 11:29 Fmn T":111,, 11:80 Racir . Juv ,2,00 No- " l'J,e,w, , r,02 ,, .. ,,ao .o,oo to,ao m,,s 11:11 MIO l:(n 1:JO 1:30 1;00 1:00 1:0Z 1:30 1,a� ♦:00 1,oi f t:SG G:00 l:OG S:30 1:31 11:40 8:00 1:30 . 66:32 7 :00 7:02 7:30 7:32 lmt hr You Newt l:leadltnet IUJt Por You New• JUlt �or Yiu CalUDI on Pt. Pleuant Ne1ti Jlead:Jtnea 111111c Go Round New, llualc Go Jtoorul Nen Headlinet IIIIOic Go Round Local Newa Muaic Go !round Bueball Scoret Mu.tic Go &utnd New1 HeadU.ne, Mt111C' Go Round Cemplete New, lwund-up Crow'■ Steak Houae--SouDd 9f th• 60'1 Kew, HeadUnee Even� lbterlud• New, Headlinet Evenln, Interludt 1 New, Headlinea Sundown Serenad• SI&• Off ' l' f 'I11 ! 'fl tt --•·:----·----· AND-cJ-iucKLL'­ B'f ™AT TJME,WE COULDN'T CAA.E LES5!! IF WE CAN SNEAi<: IT 1D Tl-IE TOMB -AND SEAL IT­ OUR ,-,iAHARAuAl-t WILL NRIII• t<NOW THl!R£ #W. MMCNrll ttlSIH!! 'lAi>OLINF ALLEY a� ,o is i,_-, :pp �}'� �(:�� NANCY N A N CY 1.!> SO YOU WON'T GOS S I P ABOUT IT ? WILL YOU KEEP IT TO YOU RSELF "? SENSll'JVE LET ME GUESS �.2!'.. �' , YouR WflGHT . WHTM-TV Channel 13 Channel 1 3 - Saturd Channel �1 3-Monila) 5# ltlnp You The Up To 1he !Ii!", Mlftutt, Mallon Channel 13 - Suritlay . County NIWS =tel' •• Mh. l titnB DailJ 5:05 · M · \ A, ·- Bqshan News· 10, AM . 11:SS ArA , 1:� ; · Ml', _..,�,e�\llr�=� , CURLY • • • • · f" T'M ':':R�£ i �� vou'RE WRONG A60UT JIM, HAPPY ! 1 ■ss -------- --- -------- ---- •--'··-- -----'-- -·--- , -------- ----------- 1 ■ .' ,......tt\N'l't ova Pftlf:� f,! ·. fUGlltl'l ·ING Ell,EElf, - , ,;-,, WOil 6E'I' NO'l'B . ' rune, �ea U'I s. Valle.y�i:L�.,nliir. «incl- , ,�PRIJ:Co. Mllldleport �.,ru .i I on "" ,� ,, ...............,.--.....-1--......, ____...,..___-'l · I---------- , '- .____....__ - ---- ... .. -��-.-1,-.,,�:� •- - -I uPI - -� . U'L All.N.l!dl Rl\7ER REPORT Ch111Mal 8 - Monday (-_·�\) ' WHY DOOT 'IE CO!"IE ON 10 SUPPER ? Rock Springs Social Events �,..«iu... / I. ID IB\ILn PAW !! 1 a,oo ----.,...----,,,----------------OverlJI, Mrs. Edwin Davi.s, Mn. Danville M argaret Cardillo, Mrs. George Grate, Mn. Don Wachenschwan:r. Social Events Mrs. Alva Swick. Mra. Maude Sellards, Mrs. Lester Lathe1, I wens / \.. I w-,. .,. ■ Chan nel 3-Monda) (h...nal 8 - e..-.t..y • Beware Of Itinerant Peddlers • ■• ,oo tMond•Y" • Frlll.lY") Slc,, On Guiat Stu I t .- = QUALITY and SERVICE Custom Built KITCHENS FACTORY PORCHES GUTTERS GARAGES - STORM WINDOWS DORMERS FIREPLACES AWNINGS STO.RE FRONTS Phone ., ,,ae By Mn. Al¥1 Swick The hostesses Mra. Grate , and Mr.s. Robert Grate WH hoateH at a Stanley party Th uraday · even­ Gladys Hoffman, served refresh­ ing. Prizes were· won. by Mr11. ments. Pau1ine Gorby, Mrs. Pearl ,Den­ ney, Adra Swick. Those ,at�ndinC were Hra. Hon­ nel Denney, Mn , Carl Gorby . Mn, Clyde Hampton, Mrs. C.,air Mrs. Seott Folmer spent Thi.Ifs-'. Edmundson, Mftl. Herm an Grate, day through Sunday in Piltaburgh 1,w �i\ Mrs. Roberi l)avis, Mts. Clifford . with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel lames. .ll' Show MigMt, Mr,. Andrew Myers, ),t:rs. There were 79 in attendance at � Gei-ald McFerland, Mn. Mary Sunday School Oct. 9, offering was $21.84. Rev. Carel gave the mes­ sage Sllnday evening. Rev. Free­ lahd Nonls will preach at 7:30 the 10 e remainder of the week. , _ , _1_ _ ... __ S!o .,, ____ Mr. and Mrs. William D:ir&t and 8,45 Post Game Show children of Waverly spent th,e 7 :00 :Record Hop week end with Mr. and Mrs. WU• 8:00 Cartoon Spi!etacular '1:30 Leave 1l To Beaver Gauges: Montgomery: Uj)per, liam Eichinger, Sr . 8:30 Romper :Koom 8:00 Lawrence Welk Mrs. Edgar Abbott and son, Ed .16.3, lower 9.3, .runriing 1 ft.; G a l­ 9:30 Movie 9:00 Fight of the Week lipolis: upper, 17.9, lower, 9.3, run­ die, were Gallipolis visiton Mon­ II :00 Morning Court ning 2¼ ft.; Lock 23: upper 15.5, da)'. 9:-45 Make That Spare 1 1 :30 LoVe That Bob lower 9 .Cl., all dosed. All dams are 10:00 Campaign Roundup Mr. and Mrs. Donild Pullins and 12:00 The Texan up 13 through 23. 10:30 TBA d a llghter of Columus spent the 12:30 Queen for a Day Boats down: Lock 13: Jane T, week end with Mr. 'find Mrs. Wil­ 11 ,.,,,_, VP- To-The-M"inute Newa ,,. l :00 About 1 :415 11m, 6;0; Lock 16: Alliquippa, liam Radford. 11 : 10 Sporle He port · J :30 M utii caI�atinee 1 :30 am, 0-11; Lock 17: C. V. Hor­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baer of ,•---1 . 15 La+... � - sno• 2:00 Day in Court ner, 8:50 al'n, 2-0; Lock 22 A. V. Minersville 'Were SumJay guests or 2:30 Road to Reality MB, Jr., l l : 1 5 am, 1 0-0: Loek 23: �r. a nd MJ's. William Eichinger Sr. �•IJO Beal lhe 1111 ilURUU Helen Z, 3:40 pm, 8-0'; I. F. Freeig­ Leroy g1chln:ger and William 3:30 Who �o You 1'rul& burger, 5:50 pm, 0-21 ; C. G. S:i:co­ Eichinger we.re in Lancaster Wed­ 12:po Matty's Funday Fuunies f:00 i-t.meriean e!mOIU11d more, O pm, one flat; Walter c. nesd ay altending the fair. 12:30 Herald of Truth 5:30 Captain Gallant •BeekjOJ'd·, 1220 am, 16--0; Beaver, I :00 Championship Bridge :'1·r. and Mrs. Jerrold Hartung 6:00 Whirlybirds 1 :45- lffl, 1.-01 1 :30 P"ro Football ,ind sons of Columbus spent Friday Yo!JI' muG Re►- IC'liiit �•ts up: ctaltipolis: Alfred F. t• hrough Sunday with their parents, 4:30 College News Conferenl!e 8:40 Weiither TeJier Hol!fen, 5 : 55 -!m, 16-0; Pt. Ple-ll,ant: Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung. The)' 5:00 Matty's · · · Funday Fu,1nies 81:45 John Daly Newt F. D. RoOKevelt, 7 am� 7-4; Loe� 23: also visited Mrs. Nellie Tracy at 5:§o n ka C�ase Sh_ow 7:00 Pres, eonferenc:e • ·OO p Pe!(gy Downie, 12:10 pm, 1 0-0; Meig& General Hospital a. eop1 e s Ch oic, 7·30 Cb"e,ettne r.itY of Huntington, 2:20 pm, 1 1 - 1 ; Miss Mt1ry Mclfee spent · the 8:30 Walt "Disney Presents B :30 Surfside Six Chandlelur, (:40 pm. 4-0; Cortlell, week end with her mother, Frede '7;30 M..ver�k · ) 9:30 •Adve11tures- in -Paradise 7:� • Pmt ,6-0; Haritet M., 9:30 pm, Will. Mr. and Mr.s. Amos Leonard, 8:M LIWfulin 10:30 feter Gunn . 2-1; Bayo'u M111nclt,'ic, 10: 15 pm, 2-0; Mr. and Mrs. c,r1 Heilman and 1:00 The Pebel 11:00 'L-'be News ToeJcb,t , Pittsburgher, 10:50 pm, 2-20; Na­ Mrs. Will accompanied Miss MC• 9, : 30 ' The ,lsland_ers l! ,10. &cannUi.1 the Weather tional, 5 : 15 am, 3-0. Afee to Cllillicothe Sunday after­ �0;00 Waller W inchell 11: 1 5 !'..porl:, Report r1oon wh,i!fe 1he j!)i,ae� fr,i�nds for .,.,; U _, •��-�i¥ht lb.e, - n!t�n , tfip to, liChool in CleYjt. . ,_,; • � _� 1.., ilaml, Mr. ■nd Mrs. Richard H artung ' ' a nd son of Marietta spent Saturday with Ml'. und Mrs. John H1rtung. ll I � _ T _ h_ ea_ ,1 3---,._ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle were ay Sunday guests of Mrs. Riggs �t Dar�in. , :,� �i"�...;�%,uing '7:00 Conversational Russian Mrs. Edna A oid returned from 7 : 00 Lock Up 7:30 Bi£ Picture i;lfar!eiltOf) ·w)\ci � Jolie �� Ileen the T:80 Perry M ason ,-. News, · C.DS lltr ch 1111:, and Mn. q:00 , &lie'\ ol , ckmate 8:30 Cli.!lrleB EfllOtt lJia chiJilren . .16 captain Kanall'OO �j ;:, 1 1· .,,_.;..0 . , • Gun, Wlll -,v.I 9 :00 -;'artoon Theater Mr. and MQI. c1.-rence Spurrfer 10:00 ... �unsmoke pf Thon,.u_ _Fiilk sJ,lnt Monday with : 16:00 Docffllb!r Brl.(ie 10:30 Not For Hire 'Mf. and Mr,;. �Orman Weyenmil• t0:30 Video Village ler and daug�te,;. 11:00 News 11 :00 I Love Lucy I Mr. and M� Jewell Curtis and U :1 5 T�eater 13 , 11 :30 Clear. :!l"l\rlzoill · I daughte� Ruth, of Pol'nero'y were ' 'tu,�lt dt· M't. and M'rl. ;joe Weyers12:00 Lov� of Lif.. • ,., lTIIUer. 12:30 Sear®. For Tomorrow 9:00 Rev. Mathew11 ' 11,45 The GuldJng Light 9:30 Rev. Mitchell 1 :00 Life of Rlley J0:00 How Christian Science Heals 1:30 As lhe World 1:11rU A, H. Bailey ' 2:00 F\111 Circl� M/Sgt. James Bailey ot Taranto, 10:15 Americ ans !\1 Work Italy, arid 'Mf. and Mrs. Junior Sor­ 2:&0 _ House Party lO:SO Ca:.J.era 3 q(!d of ,columbus· spent Sunday 1:00 The MilllonaJre 11:00 Dig Pkture with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Morris and S·V. The Verdl·.t � To11rt 11 ·"'1 RFD, USA . daughtera. t:no The M Gibbs Elwood . 12:00 Rev. ' lfr. 8n'd Ml'li. Clayton Jones and l<, IP The . . �·12:00 Pro Football Highlight s family of south Charleston spcl1t 1111111 The . • ol tltljit 12:30 Football tbe week end with .Mr. and Mrs. D:00 The . Tl\,l'f'e. Stooge. 3:00 Cha mpionship Bowling Grover- White and Dorl,. .1:00 Artliur J . Smith, l'lM Mrs. Audre)' Sorden of Colum­ 4:00 Rev. Elwood Gibba a,11 A Loo� at lhe Wea.W bus an d Miss Caral a Morris, local, 4:30 Rev. Willard Wilcox 8:20 Sporlhp,pe called on Mr: and Mr!. A. H . Bat; 5:00 Oral Roberts 1:30 Arnot 'n' And, • · :I"' ley, Sund.;, 1:00 Mais:tiall Football Bowl ge Colle :30 GE 5 Mr. a Mrs. Ralp� , Balla.rd 7c80 To Tefi thii - Ttllth 0 :00 Ted Mack Amateur Hour spent' ¥0f, · 1y and �ay _ wh:{l 8:00 "Pele antl GJl<fio . Twentieth Century &fr . . inti n. Eugene 'm,w1ey fif 8:30 Biinglne Up Buddy Laule 1:00 ., Dbrib1r, W- Va. 9:00 Danny Tbomu Show · r • ' "..:_ :j f�- Dennis the Menace '..... _9:30 Andy Griifi� Show alifl Ill"!- Dorrell Goff ohd .a:· QO Th• Ed sulllvan Show 1 family 0( DanVi\le sp'ent Sunday 10:00 �Hennea,ey' · p:l)t G. E. Theater . h ev:,,_. ;o:39 � ·J>re,identiil Co �, • 9 :30' : JaCk Benny Program . .vnt4own :. t.+. ll:00 New• • · r111 ca111:e d 10:QQ C"ydi � :, : : ,.•( ,pe ellt u-.1 .... with •Mr. am:I �s. : ,1 : 1� >, Look et lbe · w..tlter · UUO Whats My Line? . . . Cla · _. �r. ll : lG �rater !).:f!:1 Sunday New, Spe"o\ill �f l I;,' , . Channel 8 ... Saturday $1 79-95 VAL LEY LUM BER and SU PPLY CO. Expert MASON FUR NITU RE CO. u, I I I o,so WMl'O Daily Program Schedule WC H S-TV ..e:Cho ttn61 8 u: --------,==-:-:==-::c-c-:; .. (20 ) Busi ness Services ,-u ■■ o kee l t:.state Sign On Christopher The Answer Frontiers of Faith This hi the Life TV Chapel Sunday News Garden "h1b of the Air ·Big 3 Bowling Lab 30 Pro Football Reading Out Loiid ' PeoP.le Are Funny Meet the Press Sunday "News Plctur.a Westhercast .e:�5 Sports 7:00 Sh.irley Temple Show 8:00 National •Vel vet 8.30 Tab Hunter Show 9:0. ' Chevy Sho•., - ASSOClAT ED RADI O and TE LEV ISIO N I 9:-45 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 11 :30 l'l :00 12:30 Hl:45 1:00 3c00 2;30 . 5191} ,IJ;30 - ti::00 e:tJQ · e:4o ° For Sale o�... PIANOS ... I - 'S PEC IA L --·--- -·- I -· / � I -,--;�"':'ft;:-- -:------ C�annel 3 - Sunday I 4 For Rent ,pa, _ Rem ote Con trol ot,ce I l �• ·I, ---� 10:30 1 1 :00 11:10 11:�.; 2:00 WITH ' BClwling St.irs Caplain Gallant Saturd ly Prom This Man Daw�on New! Picture Sports Roundu p Weathercast Saturday N lglit .l"amboree Bonanza Tall Man Tht Deputy The Campa ign and the Candidates 'M an from Imerpo) Ne.,''\l H ·�adllnes W ..tathercal!t Sbockwa .ch S1�n Off 3:00 6:30 6:00 '6:30 '· :45 ft:M 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 PH I LCO - SPECIAL! Portable TV ( 9a ) Ma nne Su pp l ies I •:so tbe program. , IIO Loretta Your1 Show I Two F1cu West l 1 :00 New, : 10 Weathe.:'ei.1• 1 1 : 15 N"itewatch I Si.11n Off • -· · ---· ---.- -. ' ' ,;(;' . ! J :..' . , ,:, .- . �•• • • Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, 0 . , Oct. 15, 1960 I Met Wednesday l"rom. here she will go to to visil her daug h - I "'1 -� I Ma,tha Class u ,ch Of Ch TIS . t C'1. TIUIII -11•us GUEST ... Wet,b Han or Co l umbus is lbe wee,end with Mc . 11n. Robert Heibel and iibO wltll llr. ,nd M(•· Cciff Mrs. Neva presidenl, Pierce , WILL WED THIS SUNDAY • , People In Pomeroy I I ■r LUCILLI HiAWKINI Mr. and Mn. Oliver Un roe of Gallipo l i., vi.sited recen t ly with M r . end Mn. Henry Wippel and E l mer A■hworlh. Mrs. Scott P'o lmer vi.Iii.Cd rece nt• ly in Plttat, urtb. with he:r brot h er, Daniel James. Mr_s. C. J. l!:ben�ach s pent Thund a)· m �utlan d with her d1ug h t.£!r r nd son•Jn• l aw, Mr. and M rs. C a rl Hyse l l . M n Hy sr ll , w ho h a i; been Ill i5 improving. M i ss K .J t .h �r 'l Roush and M iss Jane t Morris, who are e mployed In i..:0111 mhu�, �pent 1h" �"ISi week end w i t h lh("it pare nt:-, ,1 r. a nd Mrs. /\ l l>cn Rou& h and Mr. 11 nd Mrs. El · , don Morris. - ... IIOll-in-l■w Mr. and Mrs wa� in charge of the business ... lmbary. / meeting whct1 the Martha Class , ,1 of the Bradbury Church of Christ I · met Wedne.!iday .ii the home of I •·••LL•D AT GEORGETOWN Mrs. Alan Roush for their reg u al Geor gt:town • enrollment lar meetin g . �• lbowed its ninth eonseru '" 1h11 bureue 1ccording to .1. report I Mrs Pierre was i!ISO in ch.arge p eriod anfl the Rt-siatrar of the collegr, j u f t he devotional 1olef Snyder. Included in t ht• Mrs . �: d 1 t h Ru S11cll ass1s1ed with Jt...l tnrollmeflt J S Clt fford Fl a de v ot ioniil reading, 0ol1-'an. 277 Llncoln Street. Mid 1 Dunnll, the e ·1ening the birthday cllaport, -d :\! rs Bernice Winn was observ t·d with a h;111dke rch1ef shower ,,,. Al th<' £1ui;e uJ 1hr meetin;t a s;;lad count' wai. �crved with lht! Hallowe en theme being used with decurali ons to those mentioned ahove and- Mrs Ll'Ona Ebersbal•h, I Mn Vf'1la t'oley, Mrs JeHLe Sis son :\\ rs Leth1 Russel l . Mrs For Alll'r Johnsto n, Mrs Evel yn Mur I ray Mr� Olcva Cotterll l and , Men ond Boys Mrs. l late\ Russell ' a.. l Rugby Sweate rs ' ,, ' QOTHING CO. I Rirt UcKi 11ne-y '1 MEIGS THEATRE -•roy, Ohio I SATURDAY '-nlE HYPN01'1C t:YE" 8e1'11e rae. A Iii son Hayes Jacque& , - also '"nlE PURPLE GANG" Ban)' Sul l ivan, Elaine F,dwarda h (If A nnounce SOlt Oct. 7 McKin Mr. and Mrs. Robert riey (Judy Murray ) of Colum bus are announ c illl? t he hirth of a son, l)ouglas M i charl. Ort. 7. lie wcii;hrd six pound� and 1 2 ounce, at b ir l h a nrl i s thC"lr fo·st child. Mr .and M rs. Cl�rrnce Murray of Bradbury ;,ind M r a rut Mrs, A. TI, McKinney of Colu mbus are ;,M'i�, ';;;;; �:::r,';'"��i� m l;:: 6:randmother, I , I ''HERCULES UNCHAINED'' SteYe lleevei; J. 1·. anti Mrs. F1o>yd Wir e h avt ·etw ne d home .i her r,th·nding & MISS M USSER , ' re11ival meeting at Kino, N. C. ru., s. Albert Kotish of Bailey Run M r. and M . s. A r t h u r· M usser of Trenton, 0 . . are .announcing Road and Mrs. FJnyd Ro ush or Ra• the appro�chmg m�11 ··,age ot' th e1r_ daug hi er Elmse R obert� j c 1 1\e',,w-:re �ll Lfon, �- Vi., Monday . lo Mr. JJo\' ld C a i s .,11 of }tutland, Ohw, lhe son Of M r . a nd Mrs. cv en1ng to · lttn_d m1tNtkan of ea�· o I the dida les at the Leon Pythia11 1s ter, p.m. at the Ch urch Adri.rn Carson on Uct. 1 6t h a l : ' Lbdgc'. .,. . Nazarene of Rutland, 0. It is a n opc11 church wedding a nd the open reception wi ll , .M n. Joan M J1thcny and oons, be hel d al the home of the bride's grandmo t her, Mrs. Maude Je H and Cur t i5 Lee , w ho are re• S m it h . siding wi t h her parent.I, Mr. and -- - -----� , :.trs. Albert R oush, while her h us. j ,_ I l' rincipals Speak At PTA Meet i I For Northwe�tern Loca} Com plete With I nnerspring Matt ress A report W JS given b y Herbert I the Parker on lhe cost of resurfacing grade school playt(round 11nd j Baker Furnit ure I N MI DDLE PORT, OHIO The Say It \fith Flowe• rs· • lirom w • · ' .., I. • r, . _.,,' : \•i'," 1 ,t . i� ""' ,;.i.-.. .,,._. POMER OY FLOWE R ' : t'·� I -· .. ;;, .,.,;,.l SHOP · ·1 0 •'•' c _, C•r. Mein I. lutttrnut =' e ,' ow n• ' · M ;._ _•_t_ _o n M d V _ u_ 10_ ,_ . _M ti....,.,.....,,_ : ':''"""." Dty• ,f , P'MM :=:::::-:: :: -5360 er WY-2 lvt>nlntt encl:-:Sund WY •2-103t Restrwt Ol&trlct No. 4 RIP'OllT OF CONDITION OP ION AL BANK THE CITIZENS NATPOl T 0111 MIDDLI lualrwH on Oct. 3, 1960. PublltMd under Section te cell maCM by Com_.trolltr of tht CurrttKy, 01 I U 1. ...,.... ltetuhll, AIIITI .... ' • , I ncluding re.erv� ank!, b r the o with �. Ulan«• ,UI, e11 of eollect1o n . • . . S 521 _932 ,proc In Item• c11h nd a e, c blltin direct a. n tl<1 oblia:a 114Ked M,itel Government · 1,567.281.2(1, l -and •ua rt.nteed . . . - . . . . . . • • . . • · · · · · · • · 398,189.27 . . . . . . • 1 u 11lo,. QIIJJ,atlon:1 or Slate■ and polltleal 1ubdiv f o atock .00 000 $12, -,orate 1tocka (lnc: l uding 12,000.00 · - • ·· · · · · . - · · � ,Wini �rve bank) · · · - • · · " " " overdr &aD ,209 .07 l, • . • · . tftaJ . • dbcounll (includln, '33.33 r • 10,018.'11 �==-:.=a �:��� �· '�- ������ -��� • ...,. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · - - - • · - · · · · · · - --- - - -· - - · st,2911.8& � · - _.,08T,IIM,I O - -· - �;��l�l;I�� - · ····· rl e • i d . .� �����-• . . · - - . . • . : $1 ��D.42t.88 .� � ������ : !t�!n = �It, or lndlvlduah, partner1hi.p1, .... _. eorpor1U on 1 . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 2,CKS,390.48 Slit!!■ G�ver nmenl tincludi na: .... � United t - tt■te et Ohio, et th• Cl... of i: ,..,..... 'aa.-••nd � i:::� __ �r � • -=�• 1 H • • • H • • • ·�11t1��i · ::::=:::: :: 1:::::� ��bd1vi,"1 ��;· .�d er' 1 c hecka, elc.) . • • . c111hi and (certified ..,-po.ltt l,M6.08 building a walkway between the I high uhnol 'oulldlng and the gym naslum. A sum of $200 was voted by the group lo begin the project . It w11s decided to extend an in 1 vHalion lo the Mcig11 County PT4 Coun<'l l to ho ld their FebrUary mee t in g here anr l to start th� Northwes tern PTA meeli ngs ;it 7:30 instead of 8 p. m. beginning with the Novl!mber ml•e ting. Min S11 l l y Schaar, program chair• man, used lhc topic "The Rcspon• . ,iibili ty of P11rent11 lo lhe Chi ld." She outlinl!d the muny duties of a school prineip11\ and in troduced Herbert P•rker. gnde S{' hoOI prin• cipal, and Henry Nu l l , high school prlnclpal, btith of whom Sp(lke on t heir work. Approximately ! Mt persons att ending divided into "bur.z scHion'' groups to compile questi ons on various school mat• I Tro,op 221 Girl Stouts Meets On W-ednesday Nig.ht """ ' I Or' aula: ncd to aec:ure l\abllille■ ■nd ... ,urpo11!■ • . • • . • • � - - - - · · · - • • • . . . . . . . . . • � •bove an alter deduetlon of t 281,ts'UO 'if _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - · · - - - · · · · ·· ···-· f 16,IIJ.111 . E. HUBBA.R(), Ca1hier of the above•n• med bank. do tha t t he abo� attiteme nt 11 Lrue to t.hci belt of \'At'f ' belie(. , HAROLD I!. HUBBARD, C.ahler : PAUL S. SMAR.T Dlrect on.. ,. ltOBERT L. COATS "' RODNEY DOWNING . ,:iJ - OHIO, COUNTY or lllllGS, '" .eubtcrlbed .before me thl1 13 day of October, lNO, ind that I em not aft oHlur or director of t hl• bani:. VIVIENNE WADDJCL[,, Notary Publlt. . :II, A2'co•Mtt111i: tfllh•111tllowt. 2 4-'I. aoo... �erior. Mod.t allo a,'1'91•bhi -.rilh l•ft• lllle dr-.llow6. Wbll• $69 • 1 Drive - I n Tak, 1�v11t11, 11f WW. "'"'"""' ,,,_ • ....., .., zz�e 11ladlon .. ,.., .J - � • • • • • � • • � ... • • • INSULATION k "' · I ,.....,.----- -•� I ,L...,'.:••��: -....:_:;:. � ::;; llembor ' Fedonl a.ave Sya&ea Me111ber Federal o.�. �, Coriqa!IM ' POMROY, 0)110 CEILING TILE Doon -- Paint Fltorlnc'. ., w� ,. ' 0 Klltbei> ' .' P H O' K E . ' WY.-2-3 1 93 I' . n, Windows �·�..,..., ., Fix u p old, cracked ceEI• Inga· with beautiflll, ea,y. lo-apply eeilina: tile, Wide rana:e ■tylet. Al low H tf½• oq. n. Lumber The FARMERS ·BANK and Savings · �mp�ny ·-� •JtRKi �lr:urn. Lore� �tilq ii ' � MWworll· Coluller-lopa lllftldlnp \ � ­ ' ' \' + PEGBOARD For kitchen•, work ahope, · 1ttillty room, or Children,' play room. Practlctl �t· corative. Aa low 111 IUTCHENS BA'tHS ·. Announces Permit Being Processed • •' •, S iJIWjlffl�r •w. �_ ' , . Speakin ' g_ Tour tunl!!nl: »· Started Bv Ike l"'"''-''"" Atbl • , -'-ti''· � · Meets Tu�- Emp ovaes f ,.,.k I "tJ!O -- ;a, fi£buun, Joinlni: U&-.., dol>Uc . . . Outbreak Of Week End At.cl.dents Middleport And pomero postal Semces Are N��io�.aJ. Mail ��ord-. Three Top Moner Winners On ° Quiz, Show Fixing rv ·Arrested For Per1ury I Kill 20 In Ohio w' ,:.ted•· h.a• ...,_ c-., ters ,;. Jliat Candidates Are Saying About Each Other 9Pen B 300 O W--'· ' ROOM ,'dd!Uoila _ Buellleill 'ROOMS BllEEZJl!WAl'S DORMf:RS AT1'1C ROOMS .GARAGES s.e u� ,�- Aay Ma,l•rnldnl PtoJeet with th e aim of overthrowin&: the re:&ime: or Pidel Cut.ro. TWO DII SUNDAY Roberl OU.e: Fuller, 25, of lliami Fl•., and Allen Dale Thompson, 36, of Queen. City, Tu., and Moor• i nJport, La., were eonvie ted Satur• d,y niaht and executed before dawn Sunday. Anlhony Zarb.a, 28, of Somerville, Mus., waa condemn• ed Wednesday niehl and died Thunday morning before a firing .squad. Budley a nd one of h ia l l co­ defendant., Nicua1;;uan Cilester t.cayo wen ,ccuted ol plotting with the U. S. Slate Department lo organize I Niearqu.an i nvasio n to ■how that the Cutro regime wa■ U'J'inl to ..upon" ill revoluli on ibrouabout i..be Weatern Hemis­ phere. Cuban intelli1enc� agent& ar• rected B ndley lut May wh en he: fie• to Havan.t from Miami, ae• cording to oUiclalJ. Lae11yo was Dire'-•lor Ri,,_.h.anl C. Crouch.· arttlted tblf: ame month. Ohio Department of Liquor Con• The PNteCVtor at the trial of trol, an nounced today that_ lhe de· Fuller ud two Cuban co--4e£end• par1m ent has begun proeeuing an t,. in Saa. aCO alJo ti Jinked the 14 applications for new permits United StatN wilh tbe ill•fated in• and 71 applications for tranafer vuion of Oriente. of owner or location for J)Olliblt,e Joi.. ,� . •.... ' ,_, 11,uance ,or deru... Pal.lar,1 who ••i tlom in Cuba depart Tbe ment ea�h � re- qct ��t bll cbildhood th ere, lea.set for- pUblication. the � I ■aid w J.i_ned the ex pedition o( of - ttl:oae whose apphcatl��• are lai,. own ,irff will,. having ln.lldc . be1�g proee1Rd. �� spprau:1Dg, in• cq� in Mia.ml with lhe Cuban �v1dual communities of poa1�le chim• of the e.ipeditlon. He ,aid 1:ssuanct or transfer of penrutl, he felt that the land tuen from i! is hoped that all valid_ informa· .bis familr under cuu--,·1 agrarian t ion l!:Oncerni ng the applieai:it will retonn Jaws wu ■till be made known to the depart. tbein ud one or hil .&um in ment. the Oct. 15 eapedluoo wu tterore ia,uin1 '!! �n)'lll1 .._-per k, NoP, • � bllt • �ment,;h� i,poU" .fli: oi. tboroug'h invf)atlgatlou int,, · tile TliolD.PIOn a down-ofi"hdlucl tub.· lent qualific■ti.ona of the appli• erman, ...� refused to te,tify dur• can t and PN!ml&e.S. If no maJor io,,: the four•hour lrial aJthoua h of­ problen:is at'4: enc-Quntered in I.be erec1 lbe o unUy. Fuller nid p processing, it lakes �n av�nge be believ.e:d Thompso did not n rF: �r 30 days to m�ke � fmal d LSpo• too• be w 1oing to a forel&-n 1tlon of t�e app�1cah on. countr-y and had been deceived by . Those in Meigs County heme lhe l.UIMDI who organized the in • processed includ e a transfer at- vu.ion. plication for Elpha M. Ebenbaeh, FuUer and Thompson wen bur­ Hotel Martin's Bar, Po��Y to ie:d in 3 common uave aft er auE. E. K. Inc., Hot.el · Martin • Bar. thmities turned down appeal.a that The type o( permit beinl re• the bodiu be turned over to tbeir quested is for a night club license:. grievina: families. Za:rba wu buried in a common grave wilb seven Cuban invaders necuted with .him. TB And Health Group T he defendant, LMlie: Bradley, l h4:= Minneapolis, Minn., waa fourt h American to fa�e a Cuban military tribuna l si nce Wednffda_y. The prosecution demanded a 16year prison U!rm at the windup lrial i n H■'vana 's i.. cabana for­ tres1 Saturday night. The three other Am ericans were shot by firing squad.a. Th ey were convicted by summary court.I nea r Santiag o of taking part in an in· vasi on forct that l and ed in Ori• enle Provine!! earl y this mon th of C uocil Will Meet 11'4• .... fl, ' America. NBf?" NO MONtv DOWN BUDGET . TERMS ON HOME. MODERMi,ilt4G ' l,y MATTHIW 't. KENNY UnitN p,... l�ional HAV .!lN A (UPI) - A revolutionary court was es_pec,ed_ to hand down a verdict today in the trial of an Amenea� (her accused of conspiring with the U.S. governme!}t l� m va�e N icaragua from cu ba to wbip up anti.Castro feelings 1n Lalin Liquor Control ,.�eral Services _ ' . ·:ketAnalystsClaim SteelMat Tllesda}' , �or ntr. � 'O�eri\ ·r:-·.-•.• '7-c F . • ti�g Rate On U� ., .Ji,�1': ·Jl\fJJl1i ' Add to winte·r eomtorl Ind fuel economy by In• sulaUna your home. Batt type aa l ow aa . . • ,, Ohio Convention trJerr�1Nn•-' E��f:.��;;r�i:��; �o�0:�!7.:=!:r pm,ollntl ...... Bank." .... Church Award At Back T Work At General Electric Merg·e·•·• Of TWO E t, ern R "IrOQdS "-'fecf'IVe Today PANELING ROOFI NG We are proud to be a part of this proqressive and well­ qoverned community, pull. lnq hard to ma�e Our Town a better community in which: to live and raise lamilles, . Racine Baptist U"" ;:�t:.�� .� special few prlc• 11 111• terlals fer Fill Fl1-1p, 11io ......1 11oauty of wood 11 t1 ,__.,_ wall h'Ntrnllint. ___________--:;;.....--American Flier Is Now .,;..;;,,;.;__ I _p�J•· •,-. .' ( . . . . , ,,r ,,.i. ... - ... ...,..,_ ..... Cefttrel Oh"': ...,., llfflftJ IN •114 t.ley. Hlfh 65-71. Jtl,t ,..t T-,, .,_ lonlohl 0-50. GLS OOPY - k "Non Polib'--1" TONIGHT Communities and bank ■, r like other public service en­ terprises, have always grown together in America. M E I N HARl Sunday At Meigs G a} ff •· } gf1�:! .11)��::�:: POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK qt Weather The Racine Finl 8aptiat Church w11 awarded the Town and Coun­ try Church of Merit award on Fri• day afternoon at the Oh io Baptitt C onve:■tion al Marietta. It was one of eight chur c�e11 a:ive n lhe reco,llnit ion. The :n11ard wa■ pre■e nled lo R ev. and Mn. Arthur McCauley by Mr. Ray lie• ; Fadden, co nvention president and h e Rev. Harold C. Loughead, '1ireclor i e Un n h� lakes " (ldl) ::::;,%:'."�1�!.: •Mhct'. ;;-.�� t ited Phil ppin !Se : WHO'S.'A town and country work. coets, mtoxicat1on, and Blame Bing Nations to · ptote�t�SpvJet Premier Ni klta· Kbr.Ushcbev'i A,ifcdption ,of Wm as a o( Th e award was presented for in­ $15 and cOl!lts, disturbing th e peace "jerk," the_ •,RuSSlin lead�CJ:fgbt) looses a sto rm of laUlbter. . · ,· cruaina the nurnber of serYicc,; an d Intoxicati on . J".) L · and attendance lllereaae, for ,tart• Ing four n ew Sunday Sc hool claue, ! (or conduct1n1 tthool1 In missions M�::: Hayma �:.�d �way �?:l;�� Ei'.:�: :,:t:;�e;" :! and evangelism, devel oping t he ' toxlcation. Allio arrested were Har• Sat urday evening at t he Meiss Gen• ·• l ayman to aultt i n servi�a. a!ld t i er l eompletel)' redecoratina: the: i nter• . �o:,�:,�n:�� ;h�::;•�rn in Racine 111d W3S • i or of the tb111ch. mtox1c1Uon a nd Wa lter Harris. t h e daujh ler of the late Willia m <. . ' ;9.,, , C The: tbf'ff da1 ronvention also Middleport, charged wit h, r unning and Francia We lden. Her husband, CLF; J@,, ,OKle. vPI,-$teel s�y that 70 million ii- �e low�t 1 1 had repl't!Mntatlve, or lhe Middle • ..,.. � a atop sig n . the late Ralp h Hayma n, Racine mark et �� _fb ;. pfe� that �he figure lh�t CJ.n be- ·V-1■ua�: ' !JQ"l!t. 'I ' ,,. port and Pomeroy Baptis t Cbutt:h· IN LONDON hardware mercha nt tor a number steel , o� i� rate · will a\'.'(raJe M.arkehng men etptc:t · ■teel , '. �e.. The Rev. McCauley also repre. Meip Cou n ly Sheriff Robert C. of years preceded her in death in M perff,it.�f . CiijpiicJiy ,ih� ft\Ohtb, .us1;1e ne1.t Y� iO be m�te)y ;;. flift i" ee s' r�t ' Je.ie Mae ae:nted the Gnal Bend -Bethlehem , f!ra Hrvi 117 peti, ceht'_ in ��riin\�r. -��d 'St Jower . in t he ' autom Harte!lbach and Middlepbr t Ch ief 1954. otive,. IJP!� · stn�ac,ier, 75, · , . . will held Tues• Baptist Churth. . of Police Herbert Gilkey are at Survivors mclud e one son Rich• per cen� ·!tt 1·�ffl'.. $leel Mat· ,anee, .caP1:hl.equipment, · and eoJII• d;,;;.f�oon ,at 2- p. 1ft. frbm M.r. Paul Smart., Middleport, was th e the . Loodon Burnu 0£ Criminal ln· ard Hay man , Hunti ngdon Valley, az�ne a, 1c;l ;.todi,Y. , , . . struchon 11J.d111tries. _ . . , . • , elec:ted vice pretldent of the eon­ . • C hapel. vesUaaUon today concern Jhg t he Pa., on e sister Mn. M)'rtle (WeldUnder :lhe,, W�•t ®nditi9ns, tbe . :nier look 'f!)r sllehtly . J?iaher iaJ' wUi · hie beli.de lier late venUon tor the comlna: year. recent brealr:i na: and en teri ng of e■PE!r:ts- aai� , thQ · _ �Jipe.cted en) Hayman� �•rkersburg. d�· ronsu mpt.lon by eorttal ner m•nu,. h and, William Rehl'>' StWwi1. Headquarters Tavern, Middleport. Also sunuvmg are Jame■ Wal• mand ·U>r .�_ :t�. �- ftron,er - six faictllrer■ and, t he oil and· ,u in-_ ner: In Beed! Grove Cime.tery . , month, lace Weaver, a nephew. Raei oe ; �mm now: tut i1ie ■nal:,,U: - dultey . Gannine ■ufrered tbll year De Ii sunilved b): one daudtt.er o l• and niece,. Mrs. Cha rlca Ren ner o£ added tti:ffe 11' nt_tle" 'hope •for in wfte �: ·cold weathe( daa'lqed i&. Pbi fl) t e '. cal a N. (Wagn In C:n� �=� 1��n•!ver t he Co ert, oJ ��. reduced food packs and bpt M Parkersbu rg, MI'S. Rkhard Cotte r, early, . i!dlatP. D4WJ9l' ·ID 4tm a.Q�. (l�us one ,an- orvme J· -'Hawley · Wffk end and thiB morni ng, five Ne:w drdet�1" �- !1-lpmenta hne litv:eraa:e aaliel below normal. . man or Parke:r■burg and Mrs. LU· P.r;, a nd ' • - �to&h� J t,h� persona have betn fi ned by Judge 1. been •'- ·•- fi:a. ��-for,-.aevaral. . . .IIPUCTION �ILL IND. cll l e Huffman, Pittlburah. n.itn� Rhodes, Goliim�'. . Em m.ett Peoples. She w11 a member of the Raci ne weeb •!'11:1:,i� e� ia · no _ ; i�dic,1tiba , 9�1. drilling acU�ty proba�ly '1'11,ey inc1uded Canon Wh ite: , $25 . ,'f,'rl'i&�d• may eaU • a1 ant"time al bu)'en .WiU· �P.·Up 1 p\µ'ithi■es· ��t won t · i.ncreue: nex� year; b11t ID M ethodh-.t Churcti. .bi.. .r · and C011ta on • cnarge CJ( dlshtrbH#· u ntil Friends may c all at the Raw11n,, n:io n_lh . '. l b-• ·f'iltl$:1Da �n- . o �ventory redu�uon , -WilJ eod, fore• tbllalEwJn ( 1 �ltb. th t of e ��. ;flle:a.v. Har• '" �e pe1ee and $10 and coal.I for , of i�,,-� t: da· •·• L,;;_. ln rt ��efl to.order •a .snuch tle_el O ,_..,,.. desttuqlon O_( prope_� Whe •eUof! . Coita Funeral Home 'fl)til n®p H ./_,_ .,. tu.N� .'lhc ��-� ,it-� - , . • ta'ollilf 'lllllte 1"•••1t..,· � J/1>.j!, ..,.�iaa. ja,� _,. j. · , � i. • ., J, ..i� · 'Wlll ,,.. _iw ::T.c � . - .. f--"·., �.� ;,� •· ·�,._., �> · · -t 5 .r t d , he � , • · · il_ ! Uiln' w�oillld/i�r.id-: d� . 1if i 'l,r e lhodlal Cliun,1i fo, l<lnldition h 11 -�""' oc , , � · W.-SIIINCTON' UPI .cc Prwd ent �le at t �� Wonder Bali, below Mid• ,1ervl,;t1 at 2 p. m. ..ih stetl use* co lii&,.' )heir inVtr.n, ( · . wli.j Ijnee la1t ■prmg, ,but , , ' = •, , , t . i:J'ffiihowec start'. on a· nine-day d,le'�rt, · when Edward. Charles Th :C Rev. John Elwood and the tprles · Ufl: tbO low, ir • · if \hay · Jt at.lll llaa aome way to BP. SJ.et): . ·· •J "non.polltl�l '1 afleaklna tour at e Pittabu'rgh, waa shot In the �� �80a. -� � Rev. Ric�rd M or gan will officiate Have •: p �cklpa n_ tl)eJ,r)DperatloiJs. aili.d: .Pureha';llllil age nts _believe fe"J �1 . th e height of tb e eleetlon camP ln'"� wi th bu rial in the Greenwood Cem• . f"i .. 0qwn . 1 • · furthu .'l'educt1ona ate ·on the "11 This palgn today by hying to Detroit Austi n }larley was fined $lO and t The ��kly r.e- , and lftYernm ent_ statistics '1di�•te et,cry, Raci ne . on The Middleport' .A.011Juc Aaaocia• to· deliver a ffl aj or address COSll!II on an intodcati on charge, ported that �(lrf: 1 1�el Will � some room for inventory cuttl QJ, c onetf!y. the � �r ti o n will h old r ita meeti i; o f n g o used th111 ,li.,>_i'(e,e,i;: t»to�uced lhla · .M,an9 of'. the :rnembera 0£ 1ttiel's I The Chier , l�ucuttve was e:r.eday evenina: at r tll6' liigh 111chool a i� :p,e:�dig�: ��r=I year. TJ\e- fe.,r'.• : ln_.oi, t,r�ue11on p1i,el , of .eeonomlc: conau1Llnt5 ex- ' Tue : . peCt e d to re a ffirm his belief l h at buildi n g at 7 30. . . / T". 'Newell Hysell, $10 and coats eac h, /"'Js now �10\��1 ar �b2 m..1l1lon . .P�d ma!1u�aeturers to !lVel'COITect �-1! me:etlng 'whl t,e . bir;td in the the b UBineas ouU ook 15 favorable on charge■ or drlvlng l eft of cen• tons! bu� _the f.l'.l�,�•!e�t , ' o( .1�5 mvenlorlell as they have in each . Senior home room p,nd )11:_Parentl in a apeech at the 43rd Nati ona] ter. O million lo1a- �wm � , llfftl., The: d1f- or the t�ree poat_w•r reeeaion,. wh o have boys part1d.pa'.ting i n Automobile Sho• industry dinner. INVESTIGATE l&E fere:nce will. come o ut of inven� Jnv�ntor.tes are t:■Pl!{' ted to be $2 The Detiolt appearance WU 1 loot l:iall al M lddleJiort are · invited The Sheri(f's Dep&rtment re• t bllhon lower than thf:y ahould be torte.. . • scheduled u Ute fir■t atop on a . ' · to attend porte d &n atte mpled breaki n g 11nd · Conaumen lnventorl�a at year• by the first quarter of llijU . SCHENECTADY, N. Y. UPI _ OrganiUltion pt'elid�n\.HaroJd E. 6,728-mile , crou . country journey op- (Buddy ) Th omaa haa asketl 't hat al l th&t will take the Presid ent to ■ix Employes of the General Eleclric end wlll be three m Uhon tons be· .L•� t . week, steelm�trs, Co. home plant here fl ocked back I low what they were on Dec. �1, etated at 54.6 Per cent ot capa• me m bers and parent& ' attend thl• states and below t he border to the very i mportant meeting to work today for the fint t ime 1959. Oddly e11 ough, that would· a lly, . up 1.2 per ce� t from Mexico. t put them lower than they were ,at �rev1ou1 week's revised rate, for Committee To Meet sinl!e Ocl. 6. -------01 0$ The Eiecu t ire Committee of Intern ational Electrical Work• i he end of the lengthy steel 11lrike an .ou tpu t of ab ou t 1,l!i56,000 in go t 1,:_s. PAST CHIEFS TO MIE1' MILD BUYING the Meigli Coun ty Tuberculoal.s ers' Loc;d 301 sent i ts approx!• l11t ye ar , Com merci al research me n CJ in N EW YORK UPI - Blocks met ma tel y 9,000.members into The Pa■l Chleb of Meigs Tem· a nd Health Associatio n will meet J.'he ma,2azine'!!i price composite the , t h e steel- ind �try expect 1 96 1 out- . on the prim e melting grade NEW YORK UPl - Two pl&nt i n defian ce of a strike by � mild w.iv e of ��Ying �t \� o pen- ple Pythl.m Sisten will meet at lhis ev ening a t 7: 30 at tbe borne: of put to be about the u me 85 1Df:l0. &te-el scrap declined Ml cents to m g _ lod&y. Tradmg .waa moderately the home: o( Mrs. Grace Stace to­ of the Exeeulive Secretary, Mn. money•losing eastern railrosds • the international union. n igh t at 6:30 fpr a potJuck dinner. WaUace Bradford. ' the Erie and t he Delaware, Lack• r bou t 100 pickets, haH of the m They pe1 196 1 consuit?ptlon of fm, '30.lJ a. gross ton, lowest since J active. ------------------------------------aw�nna & Wes tern . formally said to be fr om other stlll•slrlktn 1 lshed steel at 'i'l!i million Iona t1nd Septe.mber, 19M, · --tied the eor por-ate merger k not loca ls inclildi ng those in PUtali eld, • ·,-----,today ,nd immediately ,el out lo , M,.,., a nd Syr acuse. N. Y., tried �---------aemon,irale tho! two "" oper- lo slop them, y Br United Preta llltfflWleMt ale m ore cheaply tha n one . A surpri1l� outbreak of traffic ��,_______. _ _ accident.a aent Ohio'• death toll aouing to holiday proportiona d ur­ o e � ina; the week end. 'e . .; M ai l vo����!�!.� � -� i.�:,� A tJnited Preu lnteraa.Uonal ' . e u f • • . �t h 1 --� survey frorn 8 p. . m. Friday until .: � �he io�:r t����t� :;::: DeT!!n��::i� :;:oc::r r!��:;�1:.�a���:�.��: : �:: �� ";:� m�t Sunday showed ill least . p1ect!s of mai l , meluding • bdhon . .:.-curler will achieve annual pre• Wed ne sday, October 19 11.t noon . 18 pu&on• killed on the bipway&. . pieces of parcel post._ durjng fiJ. tai: suings ,of more th an $13.5 at the Home of M r■• Woodrow NEW Two otben drowned and UPI · � Three n J: be r' tieued ,mtil arrested. two YORK M ora. 30 • mtUion within live ,"ear,. more died u the result of miacel• . - qVan Doren, w h o w on $129,000 on cal year 1960 endinl!I lul June of the big mone• ,. ' •·nor, on 1, 1, , .-, po1tm11lers J . w• W addc11 - and All mem bers and anyone who . Th�. Interstate Comm erce Com• Janeow mishap, for an overall . ilslo n quiz shows Were: arre■t ed "lit; ll qutz .p ro· 1 P. Lochary said. - , ew del.unel NBC , Dllllll •··ton order approving the mer· would like lo become a member lod,Y .0 'r u ry e h.ar1e1 1 • • · . , · . , to . tal of 20. . n te . . � _ &r•m �nt¥•One, had admitted . pe J are to be at the "home •t noon. ' Sued on advance l•forma tl on · ,er became effectl11e Oct. 15. The wont single a�ident of the ming lroril a -grand Jury: lnveati• JI& , 1(� to the nand jury I n 1 . the: mer.a:ed carrier, or which , The}' are 'ISked to br 1ng the1r I , lo the week end happened f'riday niabt 11t1on of qull: �ow flX1t)1: , · . !il;ia.,liJi'iit hid not received he:lP Irom the An nuaI R eJ)ott . Department, which b�, been �•de wben three Zanesville men were , . 'Erie ,. the iurvivlng compa ny, ownllable service. H nt la l'id th> Th� •�pie to be tau1ht !or the , Cbufel - 'Vlln tJor availabl e to P�tm •ala'a , \!ad.dell a: killed in a car•truck collision o n '1 tlpects to aet b&ck 011 th e earn• , ,' Bloomcirden and EJ&hta -�.,:, ' ter his teati, , i111• trick through elimination ot d&l' is Prot,!r ':?OOs fo Differ• and Lochary, it was revealed th at U. S. 40. near Zane.ville . The Hme � Natdroff l!IIUJTendered iO;. -the . ,, tin« .in.de I publlc COnfes, , the pre11ent day fl&µr es represent ralle l freight and ·passenger e nt Special Diet., and Hie lea4er triet a Uomey's olli ce' on· tbe niC)'Jt, two Alliapce residents met . .•Ion In W81hi n.�on � befor� • eon• an incre .111e of 25 per cent over the a nd food preparen are Mrs. Ada " , ... de•th in�• two-car qaah near the a d other d upIica t mg r ac Iii . r: d o perjury ar1e■. r u1 � nal com mlt t ee. In ronse c _ t:t � �.�,ree: - ll: , ,1 e: � l 953· volume which tptal ed IKJ.9 bU· , Holter, Mrs: Freddia Hartinger es. Stark County city: . grand jUry . ha� 11amed quenee, be l01t bl_• $50,000-a•ye a r a nd Mrs. ROM! Ginther. . li on pieces. May LON Jobi more Jn than co 20 nned.,ion wlt-h a t fob. a nd b11 teaching ppst ______ Thia l ncre: aae, along wit h I sharp u ti t b BULLITIN o lta lnvesUsat�o n of qul1 . •how riJ• -at Columbia University. . ,,• • , -?.i:: r ° �h'!1 � � disc ontinuance or mall-earry inl !�: : t e ��� Home 0.emomtralioo f ..,_,,,. ed 1, UNITID MATKINS,· N. .v. 11ng, but It waa repor_ted that Ml�• Von Nardroff won $220,500 ein ploYC11 w hose )Obs were to Ull'I - The S6wltt Unktn lodtJ names of thOH lnvolvei:l would •nd Bl�m1,rden w�,n $98,000 trai n, 1 11 recent 'Ye ■n, fias helped , loit er a complete 'revolutlo'tl in po.II· ..o t • baYe1 'been aboli&hed under the HCUHCI lewtfa,y • . Gtnerel al10 �n Twenly,One. they had t The Portland . Great Bend Home al tran,portation including tar !aieraer plan. Lut wee k a federal RETURNS NOMI D99 HanNnanlcl.W of eatrav� l· te�tlfie� to the arand jury tttat . more extenalve: UICI of high way JUda:e ln Detroit ruled the merger Demonstration CounelJ ·meetlne , ..,... ,_.,._. ta fvfther U. 5. Mrs. Audrey How111ld re- they did n ot receive an■wers to ve h,·cle• pellclft. �-.. , 10 through as seh·"uled ..:u , will be held at the home Of ldr1-. turned lo ffl: In IVdl critical ..,... ••r home I.n' Ho"•"-d ' •--'d , . the' que11t!on1 on the show. ....,.""'!..... . . �t, J�ued a temporary reat rpln Paul Schuler, 'I1lu nda)' October Florida a ner 1ptinding • week Tod•y, U per Ceat of the vast , . •• the, aflll \.Mt,: It ,.... ll The d trld at�omey 8 office poatal 1 vehkle n�per.atl ng u n• iQi 01:dtt enj oinlng the railroads 20 from 10:SO to S p.m. fllletl • t. 1u1111ut hll 1MI M­ with her mother, Mn. Je-■e C. sakl �l� the quu: conteeta n ts der • mpdern iuti on a nd improve• fro m l•Ying off or tra nsferring ) A potluck lunch wiU be served Haye9, who 11 In th·e Mejgi Gen• _• �. ... _ ... .... UnllN , e gr&nd juey infor• a ed 1n t h me n t program l!\IUa�ed i n- 18� _ _ -�:_ no on. eril Ho■p�lal. WUon Workers. mat��n were either on " "Twenty. la cotn oa l■retl p ed y of new· typea of THIS 1906 U.S. MAIL TRUCK - loaded with sacks of let­ • One or Tle•tac nough. a t a n d I r d, com�ertjal, lililht· and pillrcels destined for delivery within cities and towns AU three of the (ormer c on• weigh t, maneuverable veblc�. The MIIGI CIINIIIAL -ITAL leatant■ ,efuaed to rommcnt wben eonven lon , h e no ted; has : mea nt of a _ younger Nation , is a sharp contrast lo the new, light­ 1 Siturda1 Admllliom; , · Paul weight, standard mall they arrived al the district at• the vehicles developed under the ser­ mail. "re tiremen t " of wo rn out units Rowe, Baclne ; IUlft PQae, Har· -many in use for te n yeani or vice Improvement directives of Postmaster General Arthur riloGvilli; Mn. ' �iM ,.,.,1,-nt llcll1rd M.· Nix.-.. to the top regardlen o( party back• hill (Ni1on'1) pollticil belief, de• 'kttneys Orfii!I! lodaj. 'i, . Frara wnlng, 1 fiet deacript_ion ellh� in eolor or m ore - which, in turn, hu BJ'ffl· E. Summerfield to meet the needs of modern 1960 Amerit:ll . · To �porters at Harl.ford, Conn.: vound, .r•cei ereed or rolor. \ �d ond Onille � Pom• ' "In l.lJe fields of lntem1tion:il In bre:adth." Tile. conflicting POl!II• : "'N7 1&:a: wuld be to appoint {to ly reduced maintenance coats for , HOuse Attended End � Cabliiet) the beat pen,ons wllh• a!fllrt �d n•tlon1I security, we lions, he aaid Nlxon has taken on the -Po8tal Service. ventory tow of June 30 o( thi, The total or miles lhY4!led in 1(1fiaturdar Dl■ehusn : ltlchml out .re ard � race, crttd or color. wm appoi nt the bett m!n to the defense of Quei!IOY and Ma�u re: Y . D ffla� , Described 111 a vital part of tbl• year was jW1t a little under 37,000 Cil l year llJIJO is e:1tlm1ted II a !!�", 11.odne a: ., "' Ind, · Paul ftaiph, Vl!:111 Nixon's "speci al ability to , ApPf:O'xj mat.el)' � , persons at· pro1ram which wa1 ·launched ap. vehlclea," the po■t mHters said. _ • We mutl not h aVe preconceived extent we c&n get them." shade under 400,000,000 as oom, -or tended •� n d o n •lm o st every side. of everf f Pfi;dict.iona aa to who would be Qpen Ho111e Frid■,, Satur. proximately seven year, ■10 under "Still another de v'elop ment of �red with approximately 200,000,� . • Su� Admf1111one:: � Ha• d■y and Sunday at Ute new housi n a: th e dlndion of P.oetm11ter Genl!ral vUal imPGrtlnce in con nection with 000 in fiscal year 1963. 1.isu.e." not '• be . In the cabineU . . . We: are . ' s,N. JOHN F. KINNIDY kqen, Pomeroy; � William ' C1mp atgn tpee<:hea In Del a• He cOhced,ed Red Chln:1 ' �leht develepinenk ' on Grant St.in Mid• Arthur E. Su mmerfield, Vehicle motor · v ehicle service is the £act '8l• mnilli ID)' com m itments on "One of the moat out,;tandlni ltobton, lll d)eP9rt; lamlah Smith, 4 ' Cabmet �LI '.now . . . . We wi.nl fo ware and New Jersey and on na• e:ve:ntu11ly be voted United Nai dlepott. unit purchases during f�l year that 1 19 new maintenan ee faeili- features of this motor v e hicle Im- Pomero, and ' ;Janet Surface, 111&· t--lnlid periple o( great ability for J.11 Uo nal. TV intervlew-NBC'11 "Meet lion, membership "but not with · · CUnton Mulford , Rt. 1, Middle• 1960 aipounted to · mo� ttian IJ,300 1 lies h•ve been conatructed si nce provement program Is the mecban, on. . , , port t h e Pia■": "Unlea he (NII.on) our a1Nement, If . . . lhelr ot• . l'ec'elved . tht ' lint place door 11 eompaNd with 115 aimll,at pur• Jandary, 19l53, to aervice thls fleet iution of foot delivery route ,vhicb · �•nta of the population. , � �: Karia■ � 1'"And In the International and Wa nta: fo continue dlac\L811n,: the f lclal poUCJ" COQilnuea to be the prize: , and, Mn. Joh n Fultz, Middle• ehueB during fiM'■I ye.,r. l �. Ten more were under conatruction wa.• first ment i oned i n the AnDual BnH,._ ftR.•...._ W y d Jlr · �ty fJeld, we ( he had J�t defe nse of Quemo,: • Matau. . . . . Jnevlt.ablllty of,nr. --,, port, Hcond. u:::. ''T he motor veh icle- Inventory on on lune 30 and 25 more are now i n R eport for fiscal ye:■r 19tJ8. 'nib re_,on ........... a.lnei m� .on to ot , rm Are� to prealde'ntlil "tfhleu We ntilte 'a· 1lrcnger ef• • 'Mr: 'Di W. lt'Othleb; whoai, com• -June 30, 19&3, WH ltHD,· and1 al- \he plannln& sta:c,. her Dllt1 S\llld1y with rice ve■le:d that the motor veblcle in. , . . lldm� Henry Cabot LOd1e) ls,ues. I do not want the Ctdnue fort,. we•re not gain1 to, bl tbea!J 1'p.iay l'llli1 Lumtier a nd �upply lho\llb the 1960 atali■tics are not "0th'2' fliurel ln the preliminary ve:ntory for June 30 of that ye:ll' '1- JAT'O� tltf n"•Y ' IP.'lfl!I •e mutt h:ave tbe: but C�mmunlsta to thin); Americans {or Ruma · mtlftarll),) In · 1182 � lre building lht- i new homl!e, ell:• yet In · flnal form, 'it' i■ estima ted 1990 n!JIOrL reve-11 the post of• sh owed 1.914 'very light vehiclea. . up to 1 ., :prt48M: hlt• 9ppreclat10ll today fur �t � t htn 34,'100 new vehfo• tlcea w hich, noW ha\'ie m o tor veblc· and mailsten· wit h Lhe notation ·incbei "9eP. �te;I' men from all s�n.ta. Jre dlvlded. And I would·not' ,....,t 11NS3. . � . · · · · ' _ -� 3nfn. and ·· :to endanarr blp1rtlunahlp in ·tor• ''There are Vii:, ilnporfawt. . elec- ,1h,i CODUIWIUb' . iAbit .behind ,he le■ h ■ve bled purthased. ii� fta- 1ea· Hl'Vlee aviUable tow mare i ha t t his fi,11ure incl uded certain f landau.ft. ef .., natl.ODaL Ufe wUbolll reiud . , WlJL)ISid dam. ..,,. ;,._ �t l , tloft�, th■t , ,v,. . . , , I e!Jn policy. lbi& project .. , evl!lenced by tho at, � ■nd tbat with the 1 than· 3,800 the corre.pon�lq.c vehides previ ously reported i n the age IID,d ,! 1 1 l'IHimiclllioU 1 feel IJ!t � men must - come "!'lie ralnbow•llb,_ •�um � �, )I Ill" qi · lbQ\. , . tenauce. •��al� of old vebW�. fpe fi&1.1tt - foe · ' llW was 2,433. !See Ml<ldlopo,t, ,_ 3) ,. i• tittl , ' I l ' ,· ;;' ! .f' ' V ''l'· II" '• \ 'II , -� , I • ! . ' . ·, , · I .¾ J ' I .I. JP · · 'f/h 1 ELBERF ELDS I N POMERO.Y O U R TO .W M A N D v o u1::,·:-ANK ' · VOTE FOR George A. Ohio, IIDnday, October 17, 1960 • Accused By Cuba Court TWP-CAR ACC IDE NT · tod ay at the Br■dbury The Mei�1:1 Cn�nty Sheriff's De• par� menl in11est1gated a tW o•Clf The dep :Jrtm ent was ca l l ed al ident on R t . _143, un the Brad • I 6:45 this mor nin g to inves t iga te a t,:,Y Roa� , at IO.M) p, m. Sat urday. hroken windo w on th e west side �� tnen by N ewe l l Hy�ell, 54 , ,,r th e buil ding where authoritie s , R _ om eroy, <"�l l 1de:d ""llh an• ! b.:?lif!VI! �he altr. mpt to cnler t h!! oth er dr1_vc n bY N Iha Ru,sc l l , 62, buil ding was m 11de. . RD 1, Mu.ldle porl. Damt1ge to he t POMEROY EME RGE NCY Hyse l l ear was termed as hea� y 1 The Pomero y emer.Q!!ncy squad and to the Russell car, med ium _ . j was ca l led to t he Leoo Cole m an Hys el l was cited to appear _m · residence at Lon g Botto m, Sunday County Court on a charge or dnv• eveni n g a t 6· 1 5 Int left of center, Mrs. Russe)el re• 1-farry Col�m', n, two-year-oId aon ceived arm and Jeg br u1s · es 1h · the of Mr. and Mra . · Colema n ' fell accid ent. fr?m s tep11 at t h e h�me and re:• IN MIDDLE PORT . t'e111ed a head laee:ral1on . He w11 . . . Six. persons Were frne: d m �1d dl�- liken , to Meigs Gen era l Hospita l port Mayor K enne th MeEl h mney s where st itch es were needed to , cou rt 1h11 m orning. close t he cut · Jan Durst was fined $10 and --�---fOlls on a ch arge of d i,turbing the peace and iotoxil!11tion, Lewis Va-:, Cooney, $5 and costs, inloxi. cation; Charles, Boyl es, $5 and · $89 Ra ndolph Se ou - Ga.II Ruue n ••UVEN MEN FROM NOW" (Co l or) - also .Aldo Ray - Raymond Maaaey ·'NAKED AND THE DEAD'' (Scope & Co lor) Al10 Cartoon - Pomeroy-Mi4dleP,Ort, Mrs. ffayman D'Ied I ' NO. 154' Jt SUNDAY end MONDAY ••TuRNs FROM v1s1T Frank Sinatra - Dea n iMart ln Troop 22 1 , Gir l ScoutH, met Wed ltt'\' . and Mr8 . 1-'red I. Gardn�r "SOME CAME RUNNING" ne1day evening, Oetoher 1 2, Ill the returned home Thursd a y afte r (Technicolor & Ctnem111CO�) Sunshine Cottage {01 their rei::ular spencl ini a week vi�itlng with - tlao meeting. Patro l 1 . wi1h Kay Dog• j hl' l' sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward V■n Johnson, Hi ldecarde Nclf 1lCSI as l ead er, led the opening cer• Lewis in Clevela nd and her bro• I "SVBWA Y IN 11IE SKY" Sandy Hu m phreys, 1 ther Mr. and Mn. Walter Wharft em ony with Alto Cartoon Conn!e Cook and Christine Bailey 11nd other relatives. partelp11ling, The gJr l s the n re• · · --- - -- - - pealed lht: Girl Scout Promise in uniso n , Patro l 2 h:1 d char11e or t he pro5:ram with Charlotte Blat•k 118 lead• er 1nd Janice Ever.s on, Sue Clo nch Caro l A nderso n . Elaine Hackett I pretentlnl 11 1kH. I Patrol S, led by Diana Davis, was in cha r1e of the cl o1ln 1 ceremony I and r.l ean.up. Al the ahi>rt bu•l neas 1eHion, pla ns were formula te d for To paraphrase a point •"How qoes a H;alloween P■rty to be held Ocl o· ber 27 wit h each palrol con tribut­ Our Town so qoes �II,\" ing refres hment,. ' __;;;:_�� MIMORANDA 1 ' );' ��N M i!ia Sharon Jones, Junior a t Ohio Universi ty . waa recently c hosen to participa te bot h in the. University Chorus and the W o· man's G ll!C Ch1b. Miss Jones Is Lhe dau,11hler of '.l'l r. and Mrs. Emerson Jones of Mlddl,wort and was active in bol h vocal and lntrumC'nlal music dt' · p11rtmenls while attending high school. - · - - - - . . • • • • . . $ 100,000.00 300,000.00 ----· - - - - ·-----0 Oll,367 .TI _ _ _ _ _ _ •_ _ . · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ __ _ _ _ prollta ' -� U,\BILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOVNTS • • $<,08T,II06.IO I -- Miss Jone• Mernher OJ OU Cl,oru1 • Glee Club ...llil "liock: 4e8,36T.77 For 14th W.edding Anniversary Mr. a nd Mrs. Albert Roush ' entertained with a di n ner Sun• day at t he ir home on Bailey Run Road in observance of t heir 24th wedding anniverury and ho no r• i ng me mbers of th e fa m ily hn• ing birlhdays t he put few �ays. ·• They w:ere Norm, n a nd Sh irley Ann Miller, Oma R�uah, Roi:er \ . and Dale Ro ush, Curtis Lee Ma1 h• eny and Baker Stone. A decorat• Durini: the .social hour eider and · ed birt hday cake baked b y Mn; douuhnu ts were served in th e ho me ' Fwua h wu ser ved wit h the din• e ceonom k.s mom which wall presid• ner. ed over by the grade sch oo l teac h­ .c\,tte nding w ere Mr. a nd M?8. en with Mrs. Anna Ogdln as chair• .,1>yd Rol11h', . Rat'in e ; Mrs. Alt1 nian. Proving very popu l ar once again IUller, Leo n, W. \7•.; Mr. and with p m:nts. aT\d sma ll fry alike, Mr,. Bo b Mil l er and children, · Shirl ey Ann, Norm� n and Mlrh- \ W.15 the entertainmen t 1md baby llillini; services provided by Miss ■e l and Mrs. Ma m ie Dmia hue, Ann Sprouse and MiH Ja net Eva ns, W. Va.; Mr. a nd Mn. c hildr e n, Wright, Home: Economics student. Leonard Miller and and Joseph or who ured for 30 youngs t ers dur• Li nden. Issie Hurltlng to n, W. Va . ini:; t he meeting. M.i;s. Pearl Little was na med ho1• Mr . &nd M�i. Leo Lee' ,�d Mr■. pl t�Uly chairman for th e Novcm• Joan Mat hen)' and son& Jeff 'ild bet meeting by Mn. Me l v3 Turn• Cu rtis, Hartford; Baker Slone of er, hospilalily com mittee chair• the Hartford re,t hOme: Kathem man. IM members have joined Rous h , Columbus. the hosts and PTA 10 far accord ing to Mrs _ Mar• , children Judy, Dale, Roeer, Becky garet Schil l ing. membership ch•ir• ■nd Ken neth. man. 'Jl()TAI, LIABILITIES _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ · - - - - - - - - S3,619,1138.S3 I Ji . CAPtTAL ACCOUNTS ' �c:APITAI, ACCOVNTS - - - · - - · · · - - - - - - - - - - - SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK °"1>•ud To Tb ,,.,._,. 0/ 1'.v Jl.;plla,OII ,4,.,,. ' County Sheriffs Department, Courts, Busy Over Week-End :���tg I I HARVEST SALE OF CABINET Dinner Sunday Was tcr� which were l aler answe red t,y the two prlncip.i. ls ,. assisted by George Dall.ts, executive hea d o1 • • N orthwes tern Loca1 Schoo1 D111lr1et. The Red D!!vll Boosten Club • t and t he meeting for Tueld&y nigh Band Hoosiers meeting for n ext Monday night were annou nced and also t he Coun ty PTA Coun·c u meet• mg at Let a rt , Th ursday. with del• cgates reques ted to .ittend. 'IOTA!, DEPOSfTS - - · - · - - _ _ • • . - - · $,'!,810,336.33____ CllJ,trtn 1tlH!k, total �r fl00,000.00 I ent1ne Local Rour,dup r s· 2::r n VOL XII I . A"otller Good Bop f'rom Baker's? BU NK BE DS $69.95 I • Newspaper Week October 15-2 1 I I Mr. and M rs. f lo y d Wisc wcr!! , rct'enl visitor s ln C,l l umhus wllh I hi•ir chi ldren. 1 1\ l r� O. M. Wo-:an, who has been 1\1 the past t wo we e ks, is sli:;i h tly . , I T I Th• r:�,�.�I i.,:�· �luh wHI meet at the home of Misses Au · , The Nurthwcs,t•rn I., e I J'TA I gush, and Lucretia Genhe imer eI Mo nd.i.y r i t: 1 1 1 11.i: ;,1 the l{ :.:t Thursday at 7 : 30 pm with Mrs. lmand HiJlh School w,t h ·.,I r�. Verna as c o. hostess . Leverett Ro11Rh . Sn owden. president, i11 charge. d I Year ly d ue � WI 11 be co l lec te_-_ Reports were 11 iven by Mr s . Jan• et Morris. secretary, and Mrs. Rus . a l le Nich ols, treuurcr. Rev, Th omas V. WeilJs opened the meeling with prayer and Cub Scouts of Den l , Troop 240, led the P l edge to the FL.ig. Vernon Weber sang .. It Took !\ M i racle." (lurinjl the ronm rnunt. 1 h c hanner arul cash award went to t h1· riflh and sixth grade pupils of M rs. Thel· ma R.ames, who had L4 parents present. IUN., MON. end TUES. I D 0/ .4 Mainly Abwt , National Speak .,_,Ore M "ddleporf P TA Monday N,'ght bond I_, oldloned with the >l orlne, Paal Councilor, 0/ I Oil.es To al Oki nawa, ape nl the p11t week with ht, puenu, Mr. ,nd Mn. Hen· Met T1mr1day Mn. Henry Relbel, wioted by pc: I r, Mothe ny, Leon, W. Va. Mr, and Mn. Floyd Rumfie l d Mr■. Mu Mein hart. enterLlined t he of Theodorua 1nd M r . 1 nd Mn. W11 l ter France or Pa&t Council or, R utl,nd ■pent Thursday evaoi nl council, Da u1hte:n of Am erita, Bill Di l e, of Athena, who 1- em • Thurad■y even.ina at her hom e o n ployed by lht Radioear ( orport· with Mr. and Mra. Ch 1Jrle 1 Buck. Mr. and Mn. Oeorae Logan and Pl e11,mt Ridg e . tion, wUI be the ■peaket for t he �iaa Bernice Kine vll.lted re:<-"!ntly The meetini, In charge of Mn. proenm ho ur of the P'l'_A meeting 1n Mil lenport with Mr. and Mn, Ch.i.rlea Cohen , president, opened lo be held Mond.ly eve ning at 7:SO Raymond Tayl or. with the Pleda:e to the: Flaa follow• at the .Middleport ![lift Sc:hool. Mr. :11r. and Mn. George Nesaelroad [ ed by dev oUoru:. Foll owing a thort Diles, a &r1duate of MHS will Sr. and daug h ter, Janet, and Mr. busineaa se■■i on, Jam e• were: pl ay� , •peak, on the aubjeet, "Hearing, .11 nd M ra. Charles Nesse l road were e: d with prlus award ed t o Mra. 1 One o r Our M ost Preci ous Gift,." in R.nensw ood. w. Va., Monday to Paul Grueser, �d:ra. Fred Dessaue:r Mrs. Wesley Fry 11 ch&irman of �ucn d t h e fu nera l or lhC'ir cousin, a n d Mrs. Th omas Cook . t h e pro;"ram co mmittee. Mrs. Lena Goodw in Refreshm ents were served by the : S pee11I muale �HI be presented M n. Je rry Rought and d :.i ug hl. ers [ host e sses 10 12 members. by t�c Jntorrmed1a1c Band and _ , of Pc rl s m ,i u l h N. a . arc- resid i m: _ __ __ _ - · -. . "ma l l Ensc,....ht,,, direct ed b)' EuJ wilh h,..r parents. Mr. and M rs. Mrs. Jed Wrbster Jr . o1 '1d sr,n ! • · r.l!orge Ne�e lroad Sr., whi l e her 1 and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. were Fol l�,�:i; c !he progra m and bmd· nc!!i& meetin.i a coffee hour wi l l hu sban d, S.S f? t . R n u " ht, ls shtir.,n. Gall i polis visitors Frida y . • �1rs. A. L. BourniqLJI! of Li.'. l and, Y' hrld wi t h Mr,. l . e:wis Sauer, Jr., rd with the Air Force .it Bent water Ena: l a n d f<,, two years. M ich , and daughte?", M n1. ;'.;111 <".�e rh�irman of lhc hoapitali\y com· Mr. and M rs. Geor · : e N essel rrnd I Bullard of Ann Arbor, Mith .. \{ r ,. m i l tcc. · or PTA mc mbrrs ·rre to brinli! bnoks Mrs. Jt>rr.v Grarr Athey and Mrs. G:itcs Sr. and dau-'l'.hter, Rou t ht, and da � ght <>�s. al \l!n dt' d Belpre were Wednesday guests of �uit�hll! for l h c nrw hig h school I Jihr.ary to the meelin,i:. Mr, :md Mrll. Thomas Youn,:. l he Lanc:;a ter ta1r Frtday. ·\ l •---W• lallie<I U,!/'k l'ft ��� .... ..rwm:1,. �t.:!�� 1'· ' '¥::� tha* ,. =.,.,.,.,.· . ' •. .. .:J, �.,._., ca•- 'ii;iiiiiii(')iiif7ii1,j� koo . so ' ' r ' ·' ' � 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 15, 1960 thomas