https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dc3b626c1e4779d1a5f91994aa535fb0.pdf 3e116f5513d7864baa8684ffd8f41da1 PDF Text Text •• • • 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 ' ·' ' �r-.,.,..-, � - .. .. ►-• I ]flck,on Production p kl,;e,,ement Night Held By A••�·rotw 11 Mason C- o unty 4-H Club Members t'retlit Hold11 Meeting · A,,._ were prese ted to �las• I Photography . Carletta RJrker, � c..i/ity 4-H Club memh..rs al , Br-\ l'rl) 8f'lll"r, Stephen Noble n i-H Club Ach1f1 ement I� � on 5.tlurday eH'mng l 1100 County 4 H and · Ca·mp at Southside. Pl'Ofram for lhe nighl wa, � by the cou n1) 4 11 leaden, 1S11istant leadrr� . and admt �uncil members with ass1�1 - from lht? pinwearns Kem.___ wrnnrng ,,bbom, were - .._ ,.,.0� ,.,.. Le1r11lna; To Sew Project . Ht•\ W-b 6t.ull, Koneda De1• rirk -�.ir ,ii, Ppan, and ther)'I Monro,• Ya Fun To Sew . Rw,i• mary Ball, 1 Donna Kr1sler, 1;!,·11 1 a 8ta.at,. Linda Tal l i>rson and Cla u Ii-,1 · · •· d a Zerkle . i Cotton Togs · Connie ( ' 11t t r i l l , "l\. 1VI' > t","1nda Llthey, Beverly S1a:.its anti ... :. . ���er Zerkle. '..:&cbool Clot_hmg Sharon Brown. � W ept Outfi t s · Bel'rrly Bl' l ln, ilr ,l, Sharon Ni bert a nd Jame Oshrl. · · Complek Cos1 u me - .lanrl l::s, hena�r, Vlrgima Flora, �hry Luu '3 ·f Oilrl•nd, Sharon Nibert c1.11d Sue , ,Y I Mar) R ickard and Sue Wrc1.y. .J unwr i4!! 4<Jer!ihip . ,&i e Hel!t•r, Jud ) G ett y, Mike LOH' I Jo) re Mt{'ol . Sharon Nibert . �trnrun Sd,wan: and Sue Wra)'. Tra('IM Main t t· nan( e . Thomas (; \\ 1 1 1 1 ,1 111� i Wall Fun · J - W i l l iam II. Blaine, J une S1>t·t11·1• r l l c· ,.,, J I · SIIt' I u' on llous h· �•vl ..·• l o•· "c ; rowing I l'"a Stt'\'Cll Newherr\J. 3 Wt::,t Virgmia Trees • Dia m• Crump. Mary Lo u Garland. Dann� l .oie. and Arline Housh. \\'ildfl nwns · D;•borah M;,a. rlr1v.� I r>ugs • Stp1• e Bragg. Ma ry An n H 1 (' k:trd. and J u d i t h Wilson. · l.iatldle Horse . . Judy Wilson. l'ig Fc-eding John Sommer. FouH I Da1rymc1.n . Gary Hood , Junior Oniry . Sonya W I i i iam , �on �nd Johnny N1hert . I �\•cdt•r Cal f . J im Som rnp r. Dahy Hi'Pf . .I . C. W i l l iamso n. --- · --- I ' tl w!�- I i' '. • • ;! I I I I I They'll Do It Eve Tirue The, J� ckson P!od u cllOn Credit �soc1ahon held its _ Int i n a ser• J e!. o f s� ven meeluu:s Wednes• do c ye n i ng at t he Sitll•bu ry :�hool. '.!'he J.ackaon Association l h main office at _Jack so n . 0 .• 1 •i•rn•s ele ven co u n11es m this ;.. :i•a. ,·. . R. King. Vinton Count y was n••• · lrded for a n ot her three y �u r term . a s direct or from Vin. t rI'.oc k mg an d At h ens coun• Lies. George G u n lock w a11 elprt• ed as direttor. from Ross County . w B. Snell, direc tor represe n ti n g · Lawrence, Galli a and Meigs ('a unties ga\' f" lhe directors re• port Th<!re are fivr asso('ialion rtiri•ctors. �,;:t;::.. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, n , Oct. 17, 1960-3 s 0Cl8 . . I secUftty Law Announced \ Cheste ,-Soc-ia_i_ I �ITIS.'1 !\f I a,erest Jw_,, I I e1·gs & ason M. • M Commg Events ! I Reedsville I ii. 87 th B',rthday And ' • s·w1•tE1 SETS 18th Anniversary Celebrated ·= l "· ' .... ,.,...,. for ...... � , ,,, ., '1. ■ B h an • Events Reported Frl ■ �- "'11'"""""' -· 1:1o· _.,ft"' 'mtr ·, . ""11!'11!11 ---��-· 1 ::=.-� -�, ........ ''" �to. EC KY'S , ff' .. ��!�" .•· 1 l"�1f� ji: HELP ,, •r 1• I r! G '°" ""' ·. !'' t!i• . n. · ..,.1ar 'e�• = r: .I T a .._ PHot'I .. E WY-2, •��::";;;::��===�:::::_ 11 f w .... -,;:., A�i!' A. r.c. ____ I I --. - . . ..- ;---- . - --� I �7no I I i I · • osta erv1ces F I young amiliM I I iii 57 t �:'ti• •« 1'ghts On Game '• I·, ! I '' I (ft.I.I._ OIL, GAS N (ES I -;;;;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;;;;aaa;;;;;;;;-i:-aa i � h Let d .. ,-y•.u,.· . u' �• -, � h ·• -�---------::�'! • ! '" ,: .1 I6 \Y .., ud SffiRIED YC!fir �N�OX deQler 'Wolfpen News Of soc· ol Euents h .-cc-=�-------- ,¥. ■ Co h Hayes s I I Start Fanrung I :-:::;;::.::;;;::;;::;;:::.:;=:::::::::-:::::=-:· I Study S�ows How .,:: I • '\, �••ww.. I I Po_ _Ian_d h Old-Timers fitl IO To 6 Sunday I , Sees _ FQR SALE --ir-, I ' r • ,, ,, . r t· 1 11 1\ ' - "' '='"--=���:,_- "WE · I •e- • :n ..-,, ' ,. ,t ■ MO\.tfl ?;t"" _,,. 1j• Ki ng ll� il�ctrs. Su RPIY C:Q. -� .- ·-_,..". il ' .T • YB '.l!tl'.1/· TOP 4 1h-. @P;ll•�IPt • Ori(l�al IWO lftOn ·, iin<tb.' , Pynallow drj)"e. lllftinar'i, Pbmetoy. -� ' 1 1 14 6t• . 'a\J ' rod. ¾ ton truck. �drisn tht/. Phone TO •2--6581 , I' , , •• 10 11 ,tp 111'6 !1¥1P.K. !lii9D\ 1-i!• : (.' ,.. For .;_,Sale ' � , � .,,.. .., ..-=. -.... .,-,.,,. ��-...:.fin· QJI; .:;.. '11rifflld· • .\bboH lllddlopOrl fJCHtc ij�-.oo an<!,. up. v� B!Jl'IQ blind Ind ahadea. ,tfew WWdow . 1 Sup, Store ·1Wl)illlI P•, , WIPP,8 · Pl>', ;1a· ·u•1on , .\vo., ·l'\>mO!'•r, Obfo, ' I ' -r 10 11 30tc I • •• • LA'l'!I T, JI. PA.VIS pro­ ell m> ow,, Jo,aled ' � •<Jd Coal Bl llr!alL jdtllel'tm, ina, tie iiill'• 'aii,l'-111(,' 1-1'.JOlc . \l, . . A..J.C. \lEGISTEIIED BEAGLE f yeara old, fully trained. i'einale, 1 rkohe . '$H · 24J284 'after IS p. m. lU 14 3tc Call "le• enatt •:.-�:1'9,.Jf MILL- STl!P,11' !roln'1l. 111'l!qute 33 (Fi!t� Stree)J to Fotif!li Street: ' '-ee1.li'P 9:30'A.M • lllddli...... WY-· KAU'q, At Yukon 1-11141 JtAMILt. lll!RVICI ITATION and THIRD STQ:J'J', from Rollin. Street West to l 'dead en�, lilelud• '· ing Intersection■. , Type or improvement 11 to b! Portland cemellt co?letete :pafto AUCTION menl. Alto1n1te type-1,1.acaqm '• CH;f, � SA.1VIDAY 12,30 PM base with bot lild �phalt COntr�te. MY farm home bu been sold and IYttY D11 8ertlet' All of tht° �posed work is ■m m oving into a mobile . within the eorpo�e.\hn.lts of t�e the sell will I eTe�ore b thome, AVCTIONEER Town of NeW Hu•,n, Graham DlsfoJlOwing personal property at REASONABLI RATIS trlct, �ashn Co\J.nty. "We1t Vir1lnl1_. of tl;le farm loe.11ted just west Sl\TISFAf:TION GUAR.ANT■ ID For further inf_?rmatf On see , the t�-, Mbrlling Star Church, The Call or· wrltti 1, 0;·Mccoy· plans, profl1'a anti •r.elficatiOftl I Nelle Settlement Community, 3 · chffter, OhliD orr file in the orttce· of the �eeordMiles North of Racine, Ohio. 8 22 IOtP , . er ot Qie town of Nt:w Have,i, Philco Relrigeratot, 5-pc. Din· l ·, Virginja. W,st Ponds, ette Set, Dining Room Tabie & BULLDOZER FO:tt HIRE. All work � � be pild for by ,. basements -and landscaping. Ph. Buffet, Old Desk, Radlo, L. C. Cheliter, YU fi.32.M. · 10 3 SOtp aesament ceijifieate, iuued ·aa proSmltb Typewriter, 2 Metal ------- vided by ��apter 8; �ele 8 or Beds ,{coril.pJete), 2-pc. LlYing -- - SPOUTING, SHEET the Code of Weat Vlrl(inia, u NG OOF I ft Overstuffed Room Suite, 2 of any amended. 1:Ji� contractqr aball dework Repaif work. �etal Obain, Blonde �droom Suite 01. 2-23 W1/ ne . Pho poai(i certleted eheck or bJd bone! kind · CNew), ltxl2 Rug and 2 Throw lO lO 30tp ln the amount of Five Percent , Milk• r, i Cha Porch RUCI, Metil (n '"/., ) of the �Id price. The 1uc. ln1 Machine,_ Garden Tractor, ceasful bidder will be requlred to Iron Kettle, ( 20b I I nsuraf'\Ce Garden TOOi,. fuml1h a t"e yeU maintenance -- Po rt1ble Sprayer, Black Smith - bc)nd. The projeet may be''bid and COMl'l'..ETE . INS URANCI: ,orCe, Ice Cream Free:aer, HOO o Fire, Pon. or warded by 1epar1te unit.I. Aut , Li n, o teeti a , ff' Batu Hay-('700 New 700 Old) Doo IIWi, llid4lepart. All Pfopo1■11 lhlJI. be on pro�� Utility Ranie, Electric Cl'o1ley rorm1 u fui'nifhed, whic;b poJJ:al C2'ablnet, Chairs, Bookca■e, Re• 1 seale4 and proper'-1 Id· be Jhall CI INSURAN IM U Record cord, PJ■rer Records, BARN -S PSON . . � wl1l be receiYed �po dres� -· Cahln!!t. one . �lectroluK . SweepAgent,, Middleport. Fire, Autoelm Capehnt, by To,m Jleeord a 1'1l WY2m.6blle. Bondi. Phone Roe• Platform I er, PlasUe 7 er, before :30 p. m., Ottober 25, , tf 8-21De(Ship ker, 2 Rockers, Clock 2903· · 1960. at which tim e they will be 1lgn), Singer Sewing Machine I opened and publicly re,d· in the · (Portable) Stand, · Cement Mix· 12 J ) R119I �tote , Council Chamber■ or the Town --'--'---' _ Butcher, · Tools, er, Cal'pe�ter · New Haven, Graham Dlltrict, of house, in'g Tool! Bra11 KeJtle ·2 Scales FOR SALE FlVE · room County, Weat Vtrainla. Maaon mail &nd bus school aerea, fl½: Pulleys a�d Ropes ;LQi ctialns resenea the right to Town The, Ch't'S· or south mlle1 roij.te, 3 thei o Miay Ben■'. CoW Several any all proposal1, and nd a reject See Road. ter an Shade River u1eful article• not lilted, • rlliea In the itrc,Jula any waive 0. e, Syracus , WarneiDale Dan ' a P. Able■, same. Owner. Priced for quick sale. 10-15-Stp ----Plans, apedlicatlo na, iltltructlons --or Sale: CASH. Terms f1ot �.,,,nsibl• ,.,. Acc ldenh FOR SALE House,. 1 acre Port- to bidden, and proposal form• land, some furniture $2000.00. may be ebtained riom J. A. spenee, Sale eoilducted by Bradford or further information Phone Town Engineer for New Haven, ,t F m,:· o . Allcllon Company, RiCine t 10. ll-6tp Room 213, Morri AOn Building, VI3·2476. Auctioneer: Critt Bradford Charleaton, W, V1., or at the office · Sale Manager-: A. c. Bradford. • of the 'Town R!coi'4;t, Town Half, ' • t, lo-t1.ate· � · • 1 , New Haven, West Wtlnia. ll Va. T 1 M100L£PORT-l-stol'Y fratDe e � • good · rooms, ba th, (3 bedrooms), ' T • bcordlar ' location. Only �.00. .vr' l,, 24, 2te l't-· � U,,., RU'l'.LA.ND-1 ¾1 atory lrall)e, 6 room, (3 bedrqom1J, gara1e, I . "'"'-I • 1tS OTe "'-� ""''f lot. large water system, ' WR S.u.11: 't'IY& . IIOOII !!,Olllll: '4000.00. 1 61 • A'C RES-On good road off I with bith, nlci • ,deitlol\. �ita Hood,, J 11 �t It., ,om�r­ Route 680, ne:i.1'· Pagetown, e � l. 101 t tOtp room frome, basement barrf; garage, other buildings, nice FOR SALE: HOUSll:: 8 ROOIIS and · garden, fruit trees. Terms. bath, storm windows and doon. ' $3000.00. IWl)i.hP,. Jn S)'l'IC\lle, After small ' ALBl!RT M. cox# S■lflmM ao' n •·pumont,• • !au ••·• 111' Box 229 •liPnl· �-2220 Loan. Qlt o,111po11, 01 Mela ·· ·110) 1:1; llp all,{ t P: '"l• . ... ��TH 10.l�tc t --:::,":i.::- , . . ' l''/. ,\ ', j i I I \I ' _ i \· •- - ,., .- ,:..:;: .... -;; ·"\:· m __::.:...:._=cc---==-== -r:m- =, t-t, l.dt1,,.,k· 'tl' A.. -a.· l'Z l .. �­ I I r•�- _....,............--..13�1"'111-··-....�.....,,-..,............. -- CLEAN GAS COQ Rl-NGt . ' ' "I couldn't be happier with my new G..1\8 �t-In , •.• foods taste better, my kitchen s�� oteaiief-�- f'I enjoy ev� about my new Gas built-in_including the fact lh/lt l� broil 1rith � door closed so there's no gummy grease pouring into my lr:itcbeo. I* � !'Ii M�4,. and oooler. And �uae flame cooking giyes me pnciae control of any J.....t:'I. don't � k1 • ;-,n1 • "' r t .. ' • have may spattering and boiloven to cll!$1l up." /fi - JIii& ...... t.tm.l , . Alwa,• done II yo• lib t,bem--and automatically. Rue, �um or _. done -- built-lll me,it lbarmom- _...,.lo_ __ ;. eult■ every � ' Cleon lm,Ulnjf, -· - ofOnly with G■L7ou broil Tb,a qqflrl@: · wit.Ji tbe door dmed, With m.arka • a /lame broiliq- tha<e'e net •· wiap of' 11DOke to ■-p out: • � IIDO� and dirty your w.U. (fanN •· ...taioa. -4 a.- There's 119thlnt � • ftame ror rooking! · Fastei· at ½ the cost of'otlier methods, Ge& tha � eookini 1J111i9 1l>olv ilt-<me oftheoe famous i-,«!a: MAGIC CHEF: - V'8T't - NORGE - f>� - MAYTAG - TAPP.W ' . RCA WHIBLPPOL - CALORIC - SUNRAY . . "..' . ., . •• .' . J J.r,\ I ' >•··: I• ' • :": ,.-", J ·, ' J ...,,.__,_.._,""-...:C..O.C.-'------- Eagle Ridge Social Events aa:r' .J:°�ov11 ., •'• ........_. --. Prlc-.11 ■ ·--Ill,-= ! !;eek Par�- 1 tJ:•- �"'"'·· .� ....,.. " '· · ,:, CiJq' , rit'«l ' . ; , Laurel Cliff Social Events Letart Falls Social Events DAILY C ROSSWO R D --,I . S . I N tes Ope n c,·v,·t Serv,·c-e Examinations Have Deen Inaugurated ' �,,::,,n_..�, ' I I · "" ,6. ..... ' ••T! • il\19::,.J,-"WUftl� :ruu_�; '.a::.� : 'o,T'� I: �ge �ro�d_ _I 0- Fe1r Sole or Rent •d . .:�n�":,:1:.: :.-.:1" •, ; ! ;.. ,:,' . i n '"'"' o,.r lplll ,d I rt . m l• bu i ;'\ R ;;;;;;aa:e,.,......,,.-;.r• ·'" • " µ ,- � FOO'r TRA(LEH. 3 fl.., 11 ii.zed UMd. bf beliDJlinc tarmeJ"1. lt m e m a i::., ou1 u t"' :r �:�':!��; 1 a • �l��:a ;h!�.'\1��\� ;��el, �� � ! k!�·: �bn:lb t;� f-"' _.,. olh4f aoltaj 1ni�bl•. 11 • loo n d� ,. -c:lt : � ;::: dl,po,i. l'hon , WY ,.,..o. ri od _ when t->urd u f' w n gwen po!!reJ)Drtar on 1-nd contra('ts, labor-" W • A larfe crowd di on1ooken en- , made , dri v ln e , flip- noppl n g ca t • .se!•! ID 12 6tc NJare leaaea, part-time brmma. and llll a 11d ii f1r!t down wlu:n ,oa joyed the clauic Oldtlmer'• ·••· ch which WU termed H hell or usu ,1, Ji m ll�r ln!treit Willi c.al ltd " DBPENQABLI llESUL'IS , r , CON&ID'U IM'.lle of tlN rteWff me\hud1 !or I _ ball came )'etlerd1y on the Port• the ,, me. I l 1 3 1 For least: t1 t atJl1thnt In ppin on p n a • ,1 I till " 1 1.1 g 1 a,1 . ' . . Racine Hith Seh oo l Pri� ipal I for di I land Grade School fteld. , ' Gt·ttmg 1t1M.l!d in farnuna pre. fffl'ri1nt , 11 Nlfl inMTUon. Mlnlfl\Um ebarae - 60 eeo\a. St�V J! f _ s rArlON f_crn L�ASE . _Portland 1lowly rtced to I to.6 Don Wolfe hil tht- hardt,t ba ll I Allhough the' pla did not fl n L s ma n y difr1cull proble ru !9r Parer.ts, voeauo11•l agrlcul l ur& I kf·tbret eor-...euuv. IDNnioa,. '.'-lt•w l h v i> n W Va Small mvest• l wm over tbe Reedn-llle old1ler '1 and rollected a d oul> l t- ( or h is ur c Ln the S<·or i n Y I k 1 , � lit' yo fami ng y i l o day l o e:WD leaden. rnunty al es I.O . N n u 111 e111 rn1um·� lle a ��mabl e re nt • a ll bot h le•�• �ere pla1ued with �ffort. Hi1 dri ve WH e n ou g h for from gJ r ni ng wi•��.��: un 1!1) of .J�� nli mr ed "'� . _..,, :, IIDO mus1 a farmer f)btaln poaullqn t odan who ad m.. a nd ■nd a; a1en .:,. 6 a hom_r ru n . but due 10 unfore• ball on 111 own 16 yar d l ine. Her�. al_ 17rrns_ A mn' l ooking,_ modern sore arm p1lch1n1. -• for ad ve i . ., of ad� uate a � rea ge, but hie mlllt il,J farm peoplt will fmd youn1 II DOt .-.d -.11ibln 10 da station 1_n a �oo.d lorat1on. For Portland catcher Clarente Prlce, 11ee n t'trcumstances, ended al lee• &lreit, ,daims he t hte\l. • bl <>c·k- ■111,0 fina nce s1uble an po1"n1 th ideMW � · , po.bUc1tlon htlpful d is A l'.rr\..t iii AdnJ���t!'°r� ·.·v, •.mmrdlalely The funhrr 1nformauon cal l Porn• on d baae • ..,...c. ... nol 1 l,--- a r er I he ba 1 1 h ad been 1 1· n liest ment1 Ill · ma ch .1neey'. equl bci obtained from rounty copy may D·" •- tin " DA be IWpo• .�" , - fo, m••• · cor"'"l' l\'Y 2- 2166 to 17 SIc I p J s Arrording to pl.ayer H u hert 1ignalled o u t or bo u fl ,1&. But P u d- uan ••• m Price, the game was a iucceu a n d due Wiil given lhe 1 5 )' ard penalty ment. l i \ es1ock . and other impr�Yt, e wttmldl! ofticell. W. A. Wa)I of -;i-;;,;: � � cultural Ex?('t1men l ..,.,l.,..ef 1'1AU an4 liGllcu J -..... •1 --. Obi•··-�.. would be held annua l ly as long ugnalled ou l of bo und!. But Pur- menti lo fa rm efflc1� nllJ, PDJntl lhe Ohio I ·I 4 I F Or Rent io■ ,,. . m.emhft or LhP ret out 1� H. Bar_ne,. Ohio �i.l�e UDJ• S at Dlll>Jl,btd at l CO'll per� ,. , ": �n, • vu _., 1 . w rem ,... OM) ba ll. According to the r u les Pur81 Oldtimer's 1 11 . P . lnUN ! (Cont r ly ten n q coml'IUlll!!e thal ono . l cb . two ' rftll P.: U &:ional J l' fl 'L EJGlrT ROOM HO S , IMY \ e & <'JC 1Ju Pc � l.Jrp,tr�c.k_ ca&.eeor)'. ln the 1958 report D..\l{I • DAYS 1 110. Pi tebinJ tor Portland was Ger- due &ho u ld ha11e &Ot te n PIJ�ssion irale model n f a rm bu11oeaH1 �lao tarried Ollll ■tudy. ii ' I atiariments. A. N. Bel.Ide!. room this it.em bad climbed to • 1 /tllf! ai d Oun who lut ed l •\ innlngJ o f !he foo1ball on ly if Herbttre1t �equ1re a h �&? ma n:i.ae, mtnt ability �-50 Phone WY2,.3272, U,2a"c over 5,OOO and tht preliminary �!!lti• Lefty S�an, t wo l nningour tlOI! fl'ii 1, a and oei'. 1 had th rown thl' il l egal dip while or uccess u o�rat on, he em, "'-00 � .., - STID � mate from l he 1960 table 1how1 bert Pa tterson fin i shed ' 28 18,, •i"Ui M the w punt a s � t ill in t he air . y poil'i ce 1rrrs1ed -o...-� .,,,.e,o .. The TRAILEfi COUUT spa c e for re n t. ·r . pha111.es. • '1 50 . I Emffi . wrn,ell, Racine, on a Barny Barn hart .and Dorsif"I . Tl1e Iou dropl}(!d Otuo l�to a . [ Clean quie t residential location 5,8 16. M, Nelh-N bJ 10 q wUl . b,e ill th.It dar, r-r--. "Advance report.a clearly irrdi• fl_e ibel were thro wen for Reeds• . lie ror third pJ;ice Lil the Big Ten Agr icultura l research wort.en charge of drlvin& while intoxicated· in Cheshi re, Ohio. Con crete . -21, rate that t hii r• -rt 0 I the mechanI· ville , I, with four opther le1:1ms--.,,1t" · h !g a n ·in l he North Central 1tates ·rnclud- Bond WP posU!· d . patio a nd walks, good water, ________ pro& ram wtll be handled at Wisconsi n urdue anu IC higa n sewer, l a undry, priv ile c:es. $5 .00 a:iation faster rate .· wit h 1 . I recor ds. I?wa ing peOhio, recent ly completed a in fltcal Com1961. . r< ,..,. • --State ea(h per week. Hobart Dillor,, Realcoo rati ve reaeareh st udy 0111 3C is firs! w1 t h a 3:0 record aod M mn - how young families &et ,tarted 1'1 tor, Gallipoli�, Ohio. 10-6•10tc mitmenU already have been made. etS . · (1 \,u :,Qf. C.t=,i for ex tensive ins tallations of two __ _ _ . ____ e-sota &econd with a 2-0 sl a t.e. farming. They have gi Yen ,pecial _-::::--:==� UCT ON Oc l , m. at 12 11'■RMIT I .. !UT CONT•OI. 1 mJ e■ : of . .l 9R t No.: 30 P on MOD EH.N unlurnished 3 room■ cy Hnder mallltl!!lrt and tour-cylin• a ttention to those who get •Uirted 248 . f s lm,e,.tion. IMUr- . ff H and bath apartment. Birch cab- der right-hand drive trucks whiC!h � witho ut 11ubdan tial a11iJ;tance. the Bashan-Recine Rd. or 6 mile und have r1on exhau, e e Uve te.tll p inet s, disposal, incine rator, PhoM R. . Their findings have j111t been pub. N of Racine. Leav�ng far m SO E l argt c losets, Phone WY2-5141. and have been found to be hi1hly � A. ......_ 'ltafloll ...,,.. ' l i shed II Nor lh Cen tral Re1ional ' ........c ".... P., U .,. USED must sell 1 7 Guensey cows, 4 qtisfactory. On the b&lla 'of e:r.per- 111• tH6•trc WI' 1116. 1 • .,. Ex t ension Publication No. 8'; ••Get· Holsteins and 1 Jer sey, 2 single ience wi th more lhan 5,700 rnall- 1' If 1' ISCODSID Mr. and Mra. Ray Rua_sell and ting Sta rted and E&t.1.bli,�d In unit Delaval Milker, 4 c.an eool- APAh.t'�E:N'fS - oi'\lrn1ahed and slen already in operation, it bu I, PEARL SEARLES, will not d��ibter. Tena Ray. of Milto n . Kr., / Fa rming-With and Without .� er, 13 milk ca ns, 1 5 �al Hot I un hmua,.ed. M�lten. Middle been es timated that each one be re,pon1ihle !or any debt& COLUMBUS UPI----Coach v!11te d a rew da)' S last week with ily Help. ' ' Frank l in J. Reiu, � Woo d)' port. Phone WY 2·2821. 3 3 tf saves t he t axpayen a net •of l,100 & Waler Heat er, Su �beapi Clip• ( A ii . • contracted by anyone other ,-• 11 , ' Bayes, st ill •marting oYer wha1 he h1� parents , Mr . �nd Mr&. Ll n eoln ciate profenor of aif'iculture..-� . pers, 1 Border Coll1 e pup, s ome than myself. year . 00:1.I ��D BATH U n f urnashed f thoua;ht w as poor oHlciali n g i n the Russell and rel a tive,. S " nqmics at the Univeriity oJ 1lliJlr ;,.J _ . -.. . •7., hay and straw, I goocl old 4 R . f,� ff. •.•.,.... Pearl Searle, · and regional project .. ,,. E•�u.11:ene Th_ omp�on 011 · ••d M, t e • BuCks · R _ • me reasonable. .'1 loss 1 · apar to Purdue � 24-21 hose ' . 1 , h Ther leadn bee y ve nl Ill 1 1 . e u 11 n en •�area J s buggy, , hou,ehold �ood anc .-..hl·a. 10.14-31p. 11.. -: y Mmerav 1�• Y. OHIO . � Ca 11 WY 2_5293 · l O 1 1 Btc of orgamtatlonal and operat ional . to loo k forward t o the Wisco nsi n and daughter. Gena M Jrl@, and the author. . - --- - __ ..,__ other 1�eme not l ts ted, Not l!� � J� tod ay lhan lo look baekward h !� mother, :l\lrs. _Glenn T� ompson, came __ .: St\'Yehj du'rinJ im thi changes year SFr J HO� . FOR TWO D,PGS I responsible for acciden,ts. .. A i1 r jG 1 . . I BAT RUOM . HOUSE , 2 h M v relall happ e, u I ns ..,1s1ted a o . n Saturday ·er eld m ernoo t af . )' ? �n I e that an 3 ; ¢.aij ach provement ind program � • 2-�la;J. OrfiY Gainer, ( Owner.) ' ed n one of tt,;em 11 directed toward lhe na , h 1 t, 1a. r1\, 10 l I�ca w You re darn right I ' m not hap• · the week end . H�� Jd 11 jlc I Harold Godda rd, Auctionee r ' �x:e 1 1 \ n� g hor 00 : lt� more e!licienl and economical ?Y abo�I the orri�iati ng," h� said . 't Mr. and M rs . Fred Tuc k €' rman I us ·-· ·. ' . en � . l!t " 1 0•J5-3tc , S en I n .JJ 11 iJ e T D n a � Fred I d : and But a , and not Euo l1b1 t Mr. Mrs. goin i°"r now. :.1 · g · r_n -- -- -- -- � · operation of the Poat Ollicc De, e , omcro} , h JO now. I JUst can't underetand some 1 ge n e Haning v isited with her mo• I GpOD 7 ROOM HOUSF:. 4 BE D· , partent. •• 11.._ 10 1 t" Btp 1 and bath . Located cor• _______ Some of the more sle;,:iificant of �f those call• that . �urt us so muc�. I th��- M rs. Knos: of V inton. . .. . su pl�g •ither our I II make my re port to the Big ! ,�tr. Jnd Mn. Ro:; Smi th and ";{." la flMi ; ., &ir. I ROOM ' -I:,. ;,,,..��� ner Main a n d Broad w ay, Ra· MODERN s R OOM ,....HOUSE and these are : son. Don ald, visited w ith Mr. and I DecentraUution of postal operat- Ten office. Cinf, fS§OO. ·Close to school 111111 · go1 rage, 'With grounds. Loeatcd on OWD • !plh quality Birc h I U2 "But l et '• rorgel �t. That was a Mrs . Charley Smith Sunday. olll � c b urch . O�.t of High Wa ter. Ca l l · St ate ijoute, five miles from ing management out or , Ule Post 1 t" • tough· game. bu t we' ve 101 Jnother Mr. and Mr,. Dale Warner an d William cte1and, Raeine. fro.11l)il!.lnets or custom . ,.�,.. �Pomeroy. Furnace heal. Write Ot!ice J;>e_partment in wn�ington, tough . f�mily of Minenville visited w ith o ne . coming up " ... . 1 by p C., re&lonal 3t D. t�inJ fifteen \IP 0 1 · ee Box 668· 1;1., e/o the Daily Sen__________1 Tht tou1h· one ' Kayes reter- his parenls, Mr, and l-trs. Herman bul\\ iljrch cabinets 10 headquarters olllce1; adoption of lin:il, Pomero)', O hio. . 1 960 10x5() FT. HOUS E TRAILER ' . lo .a � _Slturdii!r e ncoun1er Warner. f � :i modern buainesa acc�ritins: nd 6tp l l 10 ' Ptice<I Reasonable. See lbvssell Mrs. of anti Little Mr. Ru Columbus (2) Co...,..ofThanks 1 on at w · conam th , 1 'W su\t JO)!r ��· i . c,1 l.7.ati ial c ulil on rinan procedures :,c.::...: --;:.:_ -c--c,d T,,ta omps, !engsv ! ll e, Ohio 6--c,-• 0S:U's .Homecoming Day. The Bart- Rutland visi ted with her parents, : W ITH GAS and the latest type I ', S ' · OM ' O R · ---:::=:• -'.:: l ectron� f o , ma• f:: l) 1O e 1'l9JJ. · •· . · . .... ro' WISH rnANK OUR or call SH-2-4259. 10 1 7 6tc • iiY Jn ChesIer. See R lden- chines ; eliminatip n of ha d-p� cers1 �1ke the Bu ckeyes, will be I Mr . and Mrs. S. A. Wyatt. eJectnc friend• and neigh'1bfs for the ____________ Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, viiiited her Sup ou ply, Chesler. 10 14 3tp pared checks, payroll and ot�er11 , smarting tO:O when . they c.ome �o r Free Ellllmate11 Chttrittlly Give■! kindneu shown at the ·, death of COA L DELIVERED. Victor Swain parents, Mr. and Mr�. Everett 1 losing, m after 28-'Zt, s Columb u I ' R3.cine, Ohio. 10 1 7 3t � MoDF.RN 3 ROOM APARTMENT. at each post office by �aking pay• our dear husban� a�� · ftti.er, , _�� rt Monday. last few minutes o! play 1o La Uie w�Lb, � from &l reJ ments O,fla, IO!} ' a iO Earl GUmore. Als� ttie 'be•butul POTATOES FOR SAL"I 14 tp 156 Mulberry Ave. :.m. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson :ind w . . II'• H erb W t I• _____:________: esLimated net savinga or $20 ,QOO,• lo BautSaturday. noweft afld donati on! and the . Iiams, Sha�e. Oh�o. v isited in Columbus \l'ith family team lhe nor s neither Hue . I 10 1 2 6tp · new 000 a year in�uc{ion or Ch'i'le :b-uner■l Jtome and Rev. ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted t ue. rela t i"Ves. They wete accompanied Pur lo to bi al the H wanted i to _ � e e a111f Phone 'll'Y•"3748 Dary ar Evening n g oi peh6.J.tflel concepts m m _ _____ _ __ tt,ro14'1 gle for hi■ consoling by Ray Johnson who is atte nding ,ummed ck Tom Malle uarterba Q more f . BD l , �rt aoel t: i welfare o bend the for n Bradbury lloail U ,; MA AM I NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR N to take over gas ta o . wor_!U i �sin�, pallbearers the UniYersity there. • t han hllf a- million posta1 en,. ptoj,- Up the leell.n1 of tbl team when t o Q 99 wv e gi s por ed i Bird Feather . : t� tfc f m 23 Jlll 2- 2 . Phon and ho .ti61:P.!<' ' \n ll� way. ces, including both training pro. - -- - ·· Pict.tires, c11ckoo a n d novelty Yourj1nti(l_esr;w11} �v()r· � fof. r � 2 WY Phone gram, or promotion■ and 11fety Mechanic. WANTED: sets, loc nd a carviq' h ed l cloc�1 1inQJ'e� gotte -11rs. and - �l Ql 1 9-�•Uc progra ms to reduee on-the-joll 9920. leather puhi:es, costume jewelry, t'O 1 7 H p ,;r children� ". · ? - � .., cldents. M�Y i't.e¾ns Lo choose rrom. I buy �irect from lhe oversea. ,u�- (20 ) Business Services v1ter. c,m sa ve you money on --- ..... - I anal T It.Inti� J ,l"!" l! · t,T' f W fTIN!! lovelt glfts.· oi> and· •ee' �he,e MUll�I� FU kN•�� · INii:t,mOll' � . appll■n I , Bart�um nter• oli'.1 home. My ii NO'(I � . ,.,.,�!r, La6g,vjlle, 0. il'• a{1tlollaj · ffl1r!i 1 &cuao'. · Oh" io• . PhoM ••v1rtla1m1nt ,.(I� •.or ,,...., -•• " , · t· t . '!.� . ,.·__ "'__ " •. _11-11• ,_ ·. � l 10 1, 3tp _ Stl'Ht n,i �-. �, av P :J.:.::! Grao/ The New Haven, Town B IJl!FIUO +JR ,oNDITIONmr:. fOJI SALE: ArPLES, Jurdette atlon aeufce. Ja�t•1 Refrlgen- ham District, Maso� County, West f!�t Farm, 'Porneroy Route 1. tton. New Haveb. ]!bone TU2- Virginia, will ri'C!eive ,eaJed pro. · 10 10 6lP un. -- - &-2J.U: 1 po'sai. •,na bid■ fol' ·,tbe �mt■nentl 11,. , �iU �W. iMprt.-Verpent or tbi&: fellowlng: · ��Jj. •PP.Jes .,1.00 per Ullh h,.,.._,...f.ct ' l-51 ·-1,�tThi'ef� � rruuI, Mason, FOPJlffl STJltET,' (rom Lewia: W. Va. and p'I.ease brine �"O"r ., Streel to Rolllna Street: THIBD · ½ -1�-6�c _ .....1.C?nltlinfl!ra. . STREET, from Lewi, stleet -to Rol• Una Sfreet ,and ·ROLLINS mJIEET, SffiGEII Sl'JWJN.O- 1",C I!-.from U. s. Route 33 (f'ifth s·treeo "' iou� �bf'iffo tirarl'd new conto a dead egd netr Legion Hall e" c hi t Eq I d t0 I property, inchi"ding inlenectiona. ti1 m an4r::k� butfo:�oles. J1� Type of 'Jptprove\DenJ 'ls ' to be le I r-t::ij' respQnsihle' party ·. to Fortiand · · cetnept · concrete pave�e Oyer 8 paymel).tS of �8.40 ment. Alternile type - Macadam � mObth. Phone WY 2-2204. base wit h ' h6t laid aaJ)halt Con�rete. r• · 10 12 6tc. Unh .... - P?lact t.Jt i=t ff lucl(t, 'f.b� 'la, •'!"!' 1tallonod ., Me m'.IWl.' ICCQOIPIDled him here. '!rt. c. F. MIiler of Columbu, •"!I How.rd Shumway ol Ray• ill""� 0 ' '+'�- <>IM ijere b ' th?. d°eath C!I t�ilr Aitlier, Fran Shumw,v. � Changes In 1960 · ..:f_-� ,--------'Ill ,, ELL , "!!-IE DUCKS-ARE LEGM,. NOW-• ,.,.LSO -n.lERE' OT or.iE WITHIN• FIF1"Y KILO�E�S •M• r __.. Z--Oally Sentinel, Pom •l'Of·Mlddleport, o., Oct. 17, 1960 I I I.. ' ,·,f � . ,· - By Ratio • I II •. n, � � '"'E c~s "'-'' WE�E "'HE" " "U ., I L0JNG -n.lEIR DUCK BL(ND (PRi-sµsON) 'THE SKY WAS DARK Wml OUC.KS··• -- -- ..., I ' k,' .!., ', -.. �---.. --.... ·---·-·------- -............ - -· .. . . ...... --·� ... . .... ·�-----...... . .... .. _.. Regular Sess,·on Held October 12 By Rac,·ne Grange n' • ... Wllliam P. Parker, mana1er or the Mari.Ila, Ohio ,' ,oclai ... u,ity orrice, stated today t hat many peo. '' IY Clarlct A.Hen r !)le over age 815 ■hould Tefiew tfte Mr. 1nd•Mr11�· Airolc Ha wi: and 1960 changes in the &OCial 1ecurily aon, Mt.rk, were Sunday 1ues1■ of la w. He uld i t was esl)fflally lm· Mr. ■rid Kn. Viriil Woodt, Alb· port1.nt for II min over aae M or e nt. , . a woman over age 62 to review Mr. and Mr,. Dtru:el Cleland the changes if they had filed I hne .._tumed' afftr 1pendlnt el aim in prior years aJ\d it h■d MYer1III ��• wltfi· "1 Mr and Mn. been _deternuned that they were Frank Will, �e■up, Ga. Tht!Y aleo �ot ehg1ble to rece ive aoi;;al aeeur vl•l�d pointJ of j�r,.t irt, Florida. 1ty i,ayments because tbe.)I )Jad not . �i'y Wolf spent Saturday with Re x Shenefield, Rt. t , La n g�. worked Jong enough under social Bil1Y, AUen. \ v ille was elected for t hree yPar securJty laws. The 1960 changes )Ira. Verna Ktuler Parkenburg term as Meigs County Advisory to 1he la w make it possible for old• waa a recent ·cuest 'ot Mn. Thed C ommittee Chairman. workers to qualif)' for social Crof. er Also presen t at the ml'Pling seturi ty paym�nls wi th leas worlt Vra. Guy Summerfield, Mrs. \ and speaker of the evcn111 g was th1 a n they previously needed. Many BIMl Riden�ur. Mn. Pflarl KobLester Arnold, ExtNJsion Farm 1 older people have worked long ltrttz, Mn. Nora BrQwn, Mrs. Dale Management Speciali s t from Ohio enough to qualify for payment Kautz and Mn. Paul liaer attended State U niver sily . Mrigs Coun ty under the new Jaw but had • reatorial sardeR Club Meeting at I Age11 t C . E. Blakeslee introduced a� and Sna<' k • Alb<'rh I n ot worked long enough to qualify Lake · Hope, Wedneiday. I M,. A r nold. ml!IPn and Mkkie Yesln . under the old law. Barker 11id I. i>. Ollfd of Clevel,nd apent •• �-- .� � · .,hit's Cooki n g • Be11crly B u ms . All the sev<'n meeting,., were . lh.ese people are now eliJlble for several dayl with hii: ion, lteY, RoEqnl� Y Car twr i ght , _ Bon rnl' l l !• rwdl atte n dee! l his year. paym e nt,, and it is neceSll.ry that tier, Card -.,� family. T.,- and Nora McNeil! . t he )' _contact the ■oeial atturity of. Mr. arict Mh. a·oglld v,;.tey of lla !' i n e Grange m<'I Ort . 1 2th Cb�t Chew . Chulem• Dwhl and ------10 order to file a new •f,Pll• Coo1YIII, 1p(\nt a day With Mr1. rice w l lt1 Earl ('ross, subslil uli ng ror �li'on Schwarz. j cat ion for payment. He ex:pla ned Ch loe =s,ne;: • • l lo bt•rt BPegle, in charge. The AJ mana-: �d Year Meal Plarmrng f ore the law was chanf� • that be 14�•· �ruir,: a.,�W entert11ined ThN1· will he a joint insLalla--,.,uletta Ben n ett. be per:1on ' coming ace 6S or 92 in with I Stdnley padY at her home n i1 �ted Desse r ts - �!arga n·t Ca l ! , t 1 !,f officers of !l adne &n d I January. 1960 needed to J,.av'e 1firia1 'eveniq(: • f()D,\ Y i\ND r ; rt•al B<•nd ( ; ranl!e al t ht> Radne I Ronna Erw in, Ann Johnson , worked under aoclal security for Mt. ahd Mn'. I: ii'. Yeea Ind Mrs. F� Freezin11 • Claud1i1 Zl'rlile i ; rani;1· llu\l 0l'L 1 9th at 8 p.m. , ! I 4 ½ years . The same person now Sam ·Strau.ie, A'l�ent' an4 )(rs. 1 · . f laruld c arnaham will he t h t• inf'er11onal Fin11m·t•s ll••rrn1 l\;1 r \ 1;,·r �: rt YF, \ R n eeds only 3 years "':ork. He s�id Sl�dei Jt't!K�icht,� Kansas City, ker, Janel Ml'Coy \\i 1ls 1 1 1{. :ind :. l alli 11i,: offkN . Potlul' k refresh• 1 that people over ttt1rement a ce Ja'nl11, vi■IWI 11cenl)Y with Mr: riwnl s will he scrvl'd. Joyce McC'oy. • By United Press 1ntunational n�ed e..,en l<ll'H work t han 3 years i,nd Yrn. Thed Croy. · r r! lh o e Coff WMPO . Fun f A _ qm Wil_h t P r, O 1·n hi lilr 1 7 To1la y is Momlay l'aul1•l t:1 r! , ' . 1 h e ' • and may ne� as li ttle H 1¼ yeari M'ri: Ge�·trude Frank, Nel,onville Bennet t , Diane S11'\'tll�. Lillr l.i T,1 llWt• l l rl R wa.� �l'i{'() hy M 11 ry K. 21-1 1 � 1 rlay nf l hf' year wilh 75 work to qua_hf9.A ccordlng to B&tk• i1 sptMiriJ •·Veril ,;lay■ with' Mn. , • Uer1on 11nd Martha Thom11 s1 m Y o, I . more ill 1 000. er, the social s�4;urity staU In C!iloe Billey and other rel•thes The monn is :ippr oarhing its Recreation . _rn une 1 · rum p . I Nt• � l 1 1 1r et ing will hr nn npf'n �arie tta haa n.o waY of knowing ol },Jr. i.n'd Mn. H�rry Griiidstaff, , , Jwif Ge tty a n�nd� l.atl i l')' . _ 1 n��� l i n � _or1. _ 26t h. 11 i� a llallo- ne.� pha s1• . . w elilible to PIM orOv'e, ipent ih even1n·g . wi th t' h e ?eople who are no l'.cu1 Pmty, a l l are aske d lo c,1me l h1• mor n ing slnr is '\h rs. receive pay.menu under the new Mr. and Mra. Harold' H�wt Chq,rch Revrest!r1tt1ti1·,·s ;1_1 ��h1I as JJri1.('S will he aw11rd1•cl. 1 Th!.! evening stars are V;,nu.� . provisi ol).s o,t the �aw. He �i4 th�l . Mn E;,;lht,r kirhihi llipint several I his IS ti hooslcr lllL'Pl i11i:. lh•• JupitN a111! Sa1urn. • e�ch person who 1s hot sure about dar,i' with )fr. and Mri. Wlo lircp.. Auendf"tI !, IIIUltty M t'i'l I fr1•st11nE-n l s will be d1kr ,111d ' I On 11i,s day i n hist11ry: Mn. !JUie Christ)' IJ "iiiting her · his sta tus under t he new provlSRev. How11rd ll 1 1pprlt, pa.� lur or rlu11gh11ul� . ', l ions should contact the M:i.riett■ dauihµir 1rid aon-in•la� Ml'· and the First l 1 n1lcil l'rt'shyl n1;1 11 I l .!'!'l i ir,· riro�ram w.is nn Flrc In 1 777. Brilish (ien. Juhn Bur• I . dist rict office located at 309 Put- �in. Effle1f Fisher, W'Q�fter.' / :r Ch 1.1 rche 11 _of � 1 ddh·1wrt a 1HI Syra i 'n • ven l w n, ,u1 cl � on g "H rin i,: in g L(oy,w s urrcmlcretl his forces to l 1 i,r. •�d1 · )fr11. Eld� Will, Syr- ( . nam Street. , cu■e and :,tn. I um ( ' I irk aral Mrs , In Th; Sh (•a11es." riiwnl'd ! he t lw Anwri1·ans at Sanilog:.i, N. Y .. ,. c �• , •�fll 'fh'ursdJJ, evJnln1 with, e . lif. I Y m e llolmP.� , _ rt•1m•:.l ' n l l l lg 1 1wPtu 1 g one of tht• i,:rea t t urning points 11f I Ml'. and Mn. .0tru:e1 Clebhl Syra.:-u,e. were m ( 'h1l l1f'nlllt > Su11 It o/ I ( ':1 1 J was ;;nsweri• d wi1h sug• 1 tw Arne r i<',m lll'voluL1nn . � 1 •I .,. llay Mi's', E. 1. Nun'f\ally, cOJumblll, w here t!u>Y :tl l NHlt •1I l lw 1•1 :111 �t•�liur!s for (ire pri•vent ion. The 1 I n lR�S, lle n ry fksSl'lllcr p11l­ Saturday. vl,ltod fr,lenda l �e�m meet mg-. :!::" ' ·here cnted his proci•ss for 111akin� [ fullow1ng l alks wt•re givl'n, "Will � . 'Ii . . OCIO O e meet 1 111i: . w�11rh hc;i,111 ul ::i Your ('hurdi Br Slundin i: Next steel. I Ir MIM Lu,y Klbillt P, m, WIii held in thu ri 1 urd1 I Sumlay ." Grruldi ne Cross unil In 1869, .James Gonio n Bcnnett 1 cha pel nf the Ptesbylf'rian ('hurdi "Piny 11 Sate, " hY r..ar I ('ross . M,. and Mrs. B. C. IIJ/frln,�f 1 • . of Chilli cothe· of Bel pre and Mra. Dorl• Eaal,m•JI. ; As II wa.s Columb us Day the di rectl'tl Henry Sta n ley to find .. HOWARD LOGAN, 201 Condor St., Pomer oy, a customer service man for the Ohio Fuel of Bearwallow Rli!ie ..... her� · 11 • . progr11m would not be complete missi n g Scotti s h missionary Da· v id Li v ing sto n ti in Africa. iji,, a,d \tri. . Ufef �"fl3' of Gas Co., is shown at center while altending th e Columbia Gas System Service Training S�nday the guests or Mrs. ChlQe 1 wlihOLlt gi v ing some mention or In 1 93 1 , boo11egger and racket • School at Washington, Pa. At left is William G ould, an instructor at the school, while at right M,lla. · .Gall lpolli ana. iif,,Jnd.l4t•. G'!O•i• tlw man who was responsible for ecr Al Capone w as convi cted of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McGregor Circle ancf fi.lflU, Wert Sundar discovering our counlry. is 8. E. Duvall of Nelsonville, another stude nt. Ohio Fuel, a Columbia Gas System subsid­ i ncome b x e v asion by a Chicago · s�ent Monday here ';Vilb. their gue_stl qf· Mn.r·lWi!rY glrcle. to at• A sho r t t alk was given by Cleo court. He w as Si!!tltcnct'!d iary, will send all of its service department em ployees to the new school, with others . f djuChler, Mrs. Mary Nichol1. ( spent CotiJr,:ibus Circle . 'o' •)vtt, , l\dum!i concernin g Esophagea l federal to 11 ye11r� in priso n arnl fi n e(] tend future sessions. In an intensive, week-lo ng course, th e men learn the newest techni­ Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Rando ph tfl,i; ,. w�l enp: ' fith . �bts . qiolher. speed\. ques of maintaining and servicing gas applian ces. $50,000. returned from a vacation •l . Mi°il!, M,n, . Oi,ele. , Potluck rcrreshm enta were ser, October 17 I n 1933, Dr. A l hcrt Einstein, .i Wheeling with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edloi,\to.U4h• i!alle4 OD Mt. and children or Langsville spen t 1 vcd at t� close of _!:h:._ meelini , The RacJne PTA wlll mc>et refugee from Na1.i Germa n y ar• Daniel Vinnell. While there a. an4"Mn. B1it' Salser Sundax after.· Friday with her paren ts, Mr. snd lll•nday e vening al 7,30 ., lhe · rived ln the Uni ted Stales and es• dinner was gi ven iri honor of noop. Mrs. M. Chlldl'.r■• CE:&4� school building. Or. K. D. lab l ished residence in Princton . their forty-tlghth weddln&: \nnllltt. Erm_ll' Sehrecte•o•t of Mr1. C. E. Sheets and Mrs. · N. J. �1 , ,rl� be gue1t ape . Pll:k�nbuf:1 :apeat S.tufday ev�• ien i9 eon valesc- verf!lry. O'Br t Rex w Mrs. y spent• 0. R. Shee1e ot Cro n Ci Mr, and. Mn. Dallas Will held ' llaby allten will be anllahle for · int ;-ber Mr. 'f!Ui Caln Erwin Mn. and and Hos'lilte!l'.i Mr1. Dean Valley Pleasant the with their 1i1ter and ing at thole chlldl'fln who mud ftt • 'N• Thought for today: Trl11h writer a birthday parly Sa t urdoy in hon• Wednesday Mrs. Marvin Ke.ebaugb or Chea• Brinker arid ftJD-ilf. , ' aunt, Mrs. J. D. Rouah and visi ted , pit.al followlng aurgery. She will or of their son Arthur's 8th George Bern:.1rd Sha w sol d : "Si• 111.!'1 paroni, lo meeting. Kn. Doualb Cltcle &rut F1orhi rthdoy, when members of his with Mrs. 0. M. Wogan of Pome­ re turn to the home of her dau- ter spent Mond■y eve{ling Jn OctoNr 19 ,nee Circle Yll�� ]lri 1011· Mn. Charleston. Co n tinuous open eompetlt i ve riv. Jenee ls 1 he most perrcct expres• family go t hered t o spend the roy HD who wos seriously ill. l Eichinger for a Pau Mrs. a:hler The Red Cro.11, Board w ill mr.-t ii st•rv ice Sunday callers at lbe P. R. Jim P1ttenon or ColUJll�qt �­ l ion s ha\'e heen sion of scorn.•· Noah Hurley left the first o( longer convalescence. day with hiM. A chicken dinne r �ober 11 ■l 1:,5 p. ni. .LIL t he i n s u g u ratt,CKaminn home were 'Mr. and · ltlrl, �: :eudea 111..4 Mrt. Randolph d hy t h<' Ohio Depart• Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Norris and was !Jt!rved 11110 to his great unc le the week ror a business trip t o bealth otflte In Pomeroy. Mrs. Arlie "_lf' n l �1£ Slate Pcr!ionnel for posi• Barll:er of Colum\i,1 ,Ra,mond · soaet . ofi. CQ{qmbu■ the t spen i ngton Clar daughter, and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chicago. October 17 l111/H!clion Will Be and Mn. Marvin n. •pent the '11.�et en1i with Mr_. and lwn!J in clu11!fkn needed lo Allen . Hayman, Racine, spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Ponohew. T)te Wlllin.11 workon Class or fill vacant•i f's I n l h1<ions t,f Ches�: , Mt■, l{op\et; Cli:c:le atid t,,m�L �ugh daughter and ' v 11 riuus d eJrn r l• Tue.,tay For D Of A Saturda y wllh his sililers 111t East CJ"arence Curtis. the Enterprl.11� EUH Church w lll mcn t11 o l ht' Mfa. Da•� ¥ot>r41 'Vh!ttf4 Mn. Mrs. De l la Childers is employ , Mn. Ru■hla hai reShu,mw■t Eichinger Max: stale f Mrs. and SNvire Mr. . Letart. Cheater Cound l 323 Daughters t a ma,ked Halloween parly in The (•ontlnuous l!Xllmlna tiuns, rm of America w ill meet In regular ed in tl'Je home of Mrs. J. D. mov ed Into the , turned .home afll;r vi�ltlni re1a• , Doulla1 GJt(Je, We!JntlJ'.lay. daughter and church basemen!, Monday Ill innovali un in !he proC;>.'tHi Mi. and · Mn. Buren Dul)5):■n of tivet In Akron, New Cestle lftd Morgan apt. on Athens Road. ng of · session Tuesday al 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Roush. p. m . There will be a 2!5e applir'an1 R- ror positions W, Y1- , ,· cal1ed ' on Mr. and · Clifton, Woodsfield. Mra. Shu waa waf m Kunze land l Ro J. Mrs. Mr. and in lhe stale Mr. and Mrs. nonald Yockey Edith ' Wakely, d h1trirl deputy, ,v�h bal and pie and coff.i.·e will he !INVkc, 11ru rurrenlly s. OiN!Je and ramU, ul11I o D cc a Mr ompanied son-tn home her by bl!ln,11 con• will be present and cond uct in­ of R11rlne RD I called on Mr11. or Wlnterse t, O., were Sunday October II · .., . Thunda.y. law and durli•,I for Clerk-Sl rno,11rnphers 1 . spection. Members are ask to J. D. Roush recen t ly. daughter, Mr. Mn. and Law' Mrs. Mr. or and riight guests The Friendly Circle or the FPd- I l l nti IV. Salaries $4 • • and ,C,iend of Tim m )' Dunc a n H. A Sedgwick of Shade, 0. rence Eblen and famil)•. 20 to $690 w ear w hite dresses. a Mr. and Mrs. Evere tt Treading tflle' Church wnl tneet Tu esday 111 C' lerk C1ifton tffning �ently IQ iptnt Mra. John Rolie, Mrs. A. D. TUt­ Mrs. Charle, Notrll and family · Typists I. II, and III, SalThe Robert Musaer family pur• . � 1·1 i,, m. at the church. tle and M ra. Glenn Tuttle .11pent chased t he Charles Diehl pro- of Norwalk were eaUers berf Sat- with l!rt agd' �t•• Edton RO�. , nries $2 l 0 lo $340; Liquor Control - d' -•• Tue1day In Parkenburg. urday and alto looklnf after proI n ves l I g alor .!1 11 1 and IV. Salari .-s 1, • perty. .:i.l._�1 meetlna: tor all Oemocralic $720 AOROSS Mr. and Mn. Dayton McElroy pert)' interests. 2, White ant. 20. Poke 10 $860: Soria! W1>rke rB [ II I l 11rence Swauger C Mrs. Mr. and .1 "· �lnft CommllU.'<'hlen, the Meli(s II IIIHI IV. Sulari('!I J. J'onn. ot (VU.) &nd d■ua:hter, Linda, and grand­ or Col umbus and Mrs. Ray Swau- · Allen amall son or Mr.- and Mrs. 141111'1 � •, . 11. carun.� $420 to $09(1 C,unty Wome11' 11 Deinnrn11ic> Cluh potter'• 3. Ripped . · · · ,� ,...� nut � faon or M orrow, and Mrs. Martha ger or Crooksville visited Mr. and B. Wallace of Little Hocl:ln& I.i ut1cl C'linl<'ul Psyc-hologl�ts I. n, /� t-� U:el11 Coun ty Club w ill t• Ill nnd rV. Safories , � - ti. �d�. Allct y, 8ern11rtt wheel •· Female tree McElroy sand Ridge •pent Sat­ of while visiting teµ here Friday $420 lo $783 Mrs. Lawrence Eblen Tuesday. A� --•J• at the . Bradbury School. Tues· per mon t h. �. !� � E. Smith, Par­ 8. Blnck . aervant, 22. J'ront. u�d•y evenln& with Mrs. Amy Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobi &nd and broke bot� bone, In h ie ricij,t A,. •1 1 p. m. -(her.) 11, Comput line Wolfe. � forearm He was taken to eet.r=\ T.ltlH' rnr giving the eKamln• Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Rm1sell' �• , Ocolwr 19 :u. Celebel point aoldlan n:.i.•'i• Arm, �1ce • MIiton Tutlle spent the week attended revival aervkes at Poioi ersburg to hive the fracture re- . tl! lom is !l(' penctent upon l lw quanoxen (abbr.) " � � ,·� &"'.,u 1ne 11■n.1n■, '"fl' Tb� lt(lddJe�rt Lllt'r.iry C'luh lily of upplirnt lons receivPd ,&, Tavern · Md with hll lamlly here. Roclt Saturday evening. The Rev. duced. by the 1 ·SUtl■.nf 11, Arablllft I. Chlld'.11 me1( Wedrie11day a t 2 11 m. at 215. Solt .' · : ·· · Mn. A. D. Tuttle and M:rs. Amy , Mrs. Frin k Sprague ia a bual• n ,1111rlm('11I of Personnel. ac<'ordMcKinney le t!Vangelist play are& 28. Undtt qi:ot of Mra. Henry Nul1. Martha lllttd; ll�lta, Gene a �d . Wolf spent Tueaday afternoon wi t h in� lo Din•otor James T. Welsh. M rs. Nelle Tracy waa taken to nese visitors in Coluntb1.11. . JS. To cautlOtl f. Collllllella. (pmix) � lb wlll be a meeting of !hr ty t t Mare o ' � · •� � :au Mra. Jack Harrla of Bo w man's Run, Jhn Mrs. C!Cil R�!=�h��d �nil' frieq.d• : Whrn 11ufHcient Melg1 General Hospital Thunday l'- llo&.11 and tlon. l& Ood tpoit Little l..eau:ue al 7 plkalions ore filed,number of 11p. 1 Mr. and Mn. W, F. Sorden and . of Bockingport were visitors htre the Depart• ...._., w-I� , �ut.Q" Wolfe to evening and tater removed to the· 1'.ll111rs a. Two• of tho · ·· • � � • Wedne•d•Y evening al the nwnt will conduct examinatiom 1 fami ly or Columbu■ spent the week Foster Rest Home 11t Syracuse. Sal urd1y. 'A.nblaQ. In 10. wheeler 37. Baclc I "I 1 :t; Hill, · ened wllh Mn. Willi11n Sorden. Mr. and Mn. Gary Walton an� thf' t' f'!lll('cfive rlasHlfil'11llon1 In !�f ·''_ \'-��� 8_wan, NIJhla'' 9. Onlonllke Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey, Mra. s::1. Terrible 39. South n I �•. o.tober 20 Mn. J. M. Tuttle or Chester WI! · baby . ' ·· · � 1111Y or al l ritie11 convenient to the Colu , \ 8'11or o · (■me mbo. ve1etabl& f Sat\qday 1•. lbtcla­ Edna Schaefer, Ml'I. Shbi and 40, Pnp... -(of • The lel)lor Mothen Club or Mid- appli an , 110 . 1�:.·.:�!fd '. � fwain to Roa dtnner ,ue1 t of hi, son, Mr. and • IT r o $�pp ... f s tO. otherwlM y ahort ' Waltoq the wfUJ � far 1 as mat1on ABlble p lh Mn. , t and Ylai Ql.r. John ed . aon O publ­ c h , , . .-.� . ljiri!n, �• • Tt. Rl2, 1 ' d}ippoh WUI meet thlt Thursd a'y n lred or indka ted. Mn . ..\. D. Tuttle, Su{lday. l ment,, Ill 1t A. ..... an. BrJrhlly tll, A:ntat"CUo Don Geary Sr., Middleport, Sun• and Walli1rce famll.lea. < i l t raf • the high a nln choo 1 • v, a1l:l · ·. ,· ' ,.nlla Mr. and Mrs. M ilton TutUe and day. lflrYAllvt Mn. Laura Ruth, Mn. l)orq- �l!.-:! • - � COiored, n Colum bus, t'he examinatlc,ns 8 M , r n • or All mothe It T:SO. tnl �d M. �bo � .,.. � � � � U. lout ' 18. lllxlot family vi111tad her brother, Mr. rt"'1 tS, J'ono lJ.I c,u�rs at the Norman Schaefer th■ Rt!tbel, �11- Lilli11. Tllo.niu - Columbia. 1 , ,,._, ,.,�, reque,tod to allend the will hr glvf'n ln t he tHtlng room 20, Varlety o f .!ffl!fP , 21, Ol'ffk . 38. Juon•, iild Mn. Jack Clark at Athens, -� "" · 'v"t: · t8. Prlntar'ti of th•i Dl'portment or Pu1onnel in hom_e included Georae Mowery, and Mn. Rose ThomH lferl r tLGft6t ,Jni. �pher , . , lQ· Nathan ahlp Sllilda,'. the Ohio I)epartment1 Bulldtn1. Mr. and Mrtl. Charles Jeffers and ton in PoJnt :Jt1'ilfl�L •�ct' Oabt , .�.l.l' , J, ,; , Octobar 2' . ,a, Jlnemlu of Mr. 'itnd Mn. Floyd Ridenour of ions, Mr. and Mra. llarry Stahl, poll1 l11t weell:. ".'�"!, • • , · ,. · Dee. to \ � 'f'ill be I soup 1upper a nd �• 11 �- !!_1�, :.:.::.. Chettar , ,pent Sunday afternoon Mrs. Lester Brookover and Kathy I Lyla Ni i;hol1 Nl)N!aented :Jut· f--11�� • Oolonloo �n party ror the C"b Wil• wit� Mr. and Mrs. D. Tuttle. Lo A, ern � c■l hip • ICh901 th at Pullins. . ,: 17. Wllh m,.i,t II .' liln S!l'ltli 1( oct. 28, At t he Ll'hrl F'11Us ·•�"l"l , �, Rev. and Mu. Edward Griffith Ohio Slate Univ�!,: 111\11\fdai ,;: •�llf Center $er,m, will ,.. t. •tall1 . s.hult., and Mn. Mlfl Peanoll ,pent Mon. on lbt IHI IOf tlio 'ie,<011<1 N •:· llvtli. 11• It &:10 p. m. The public 111 ln­ ' , 1 �ley dily JD Columbua. Their llttle gnnd (� tlon1l Yo�lb �f�nee on u,� -� II.I aS ,eWli._ \'I� lo attend and e,eryone · • ... • 4·. M• -Tfana. a for lhem th i w � "home IOD carne "A IRl!I " i..•14, fo ked · i; m; e m ;a;a; ;.__ __ 7 visit. 8 The bir th t hday of m Mol1 er El -1.. o u.� · · · · · :: . . aa ===�:; ;;a den and the 18th weddln11: annlver·!iJra. Glenn Tuttle and dauahler, Mr. and Mfs. J1Ck Johnson o ( PTA wu h1ld1 Monda, eYQIOI sary of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Dale N itholKatby, attended the bridal thow• Columbus spent the week end at Oct. 3. Ladle•'· Velvetone INlffl �•.. tor i er for Patty Arno ld Hyael.1 at the lhe home of hls sister, Mn. Judy Halloween tarniv■I and Jltnei ,on ol 'llddleporl were jointly celeia,t!".'!. home of Mn. Joe Lawrente. brated with a 'potluck dinner Sun- • • " u. � Wel11, who i, in Meieg• General •�p�r to be held FrldaY,· 04 day evenin1. day 11 the home of F.lmer Molden Ho1pital. They visited her there. , 28. Sandwi ches, "i:'001 aid ' aj:ld aM .,,�, cranberry red, or Mn Lettie Sl)flli?er of Syracuse •nd Mr. :md Mra. Emmett MC!Casd°'9 Mrs. Ji:dna White and daughter. coffee w... ·lierv,a 1,t. tbt. • 1't4e.Q. ireen. -'· vl1Ued Rev . and Mr■. Edward Grir. Dixie oI Teats, w. Va, called on of the IJ!i�-l pi. key,· Oru.!t Run llnad. fith, Sunday. Allondlhi wero Mr. and . Mn. Mr1. JQbn 1>4!vlq'!' � lf'�en- , rela t ives h�re recen!ly. ,- 41,owtns Ill Mn. Jack Harri■ spent Sunday W:.Jq'IIIIII" Walter Swett, Carl)fintt;ir: Mr. and M,Sa:l. Jimmie Bailey spent Sat- bur1 w-1, 1 au.eat ln tbf �ID•! • ' · her aunt, Mr111. urday evening with Mr. and Mra. home S'½l)!i¥• afternoon with Mr1. Clarence Ogden, Dexter; Mr. 48. One• more Amy Wo lf. · and Mra. Dile Nlctlobon and d1ugh · Zenith Clieyali,r, of the U. S. A. H. Bailey. , ten, St11le and Martic,, Middleport; a Msrty Morarity of Syracuu spent �•vy •hO � ■itl�llJ ni !li1-p, HOLZIR HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. !me■I Molden, Mr. - nlll::'. the week etld w ith his 11andpar- eat ac:Wobt at llii�hi!, i Oclober 14: Sam· ent•1 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. McKay. ADMISSIONS, and Mr,. Everett Lee Hutton and apent the 'IJtekelKI lien wl llLI MY ;w"OUI IALII SLIPS 4T. Btoed uel EIIIIWO-rlh M-urphy, Rt. 2, Mc­ son, Carpent11r: Elmer Molden and 41. A•mblel , •lill>DLIPORT, OHIO Mr. and Mu. Hennan Caraon p1nnt1. Mr. and Mra. Edward Arthur; Be>th (NIil) Smith, Jr., attendeq ll?,, Harold Qrim m ■at, Chevali er. To�nl(J: Qe Mr. and Mn. 'Emmeu Mccaskey. g DOWII Rt. 1, No. 31, Vinton; � C, Cal"­ at Letart Ftld1y. :l. ��I l ·1 "' ... nahan, Rad.ne. Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Sl)encer of DAILI!'. CRYPl'OQUotE -. n....,•• how to work I&: DISCHAIIGIS, October tt, Mn. Chesltr called on the Cbarlu Spen\ C\.aN!nNJ Morris, A. C. Lillie, Mt), tf'r f•mlly Sunday. A X Y D L B A A. X R Clyde Soull\ar,I, �•� (llbaon. Mrs. la L O N O ll' ll l. L O W Mt. and Mr-. Murl Caraon of Sbirlef slie'etl. Mn. 't.ouis 'itir<hl, Qalena spent Sunday with hi1 bl:o-' Otlt Jetter .tfflply ■tand• to� another, In thla Nmplt A. Ii uN4 � IJmer ' Cintiil1>e!W,, Mn.' Ce­ Qler and 1l1ter-,n.•law, Mr. • and •r tha tm-.• L'1, X for th9 two O'a, •�- Bb\gle Jt,lten. apoe,.• ell iliner., Jol\n T!111-�•. ftan4y Mn. Herra■n. C.raon. trophlu, th• Jenrth and torm.a.uon. o, the wOl'dl � all DWL . , Hi,�!ll, �1!>1, l!arll,y, )In. It C• .ll&o!l °'1 U&• codl litter■ IN dlfttrtnt. .., , " , 1'1JA.VII Pott SIMlll4• Lorn - �,;d C.f�r. lloflo,a, !le-.,, Bo-, llr. lfld llrt. EdllOll Hobllotter .a. o.,p.._,. �..,.C_l!la �p -1111 lftd pl llldy winier up1n111 . ul '-le llolile, Ill\.' t° left SUbdl)' for Cltvelond Wlle,­ L 'l' II W ii: Jl Z O � II L .& B W :X ll l l ll . l!j. Sllil- lll(Ut Mlle St>rlll8, he la aJtendqlJ I tbreo dQ ... . V{ltllt( 0.Wna. �Ol - a� by the Comml� 1111 1111 frllndi, !Un m111 :r w o .a. v 11 a a, v 11 • r � o .a. v s. a l! 'l' �� CQIU!-,! -., T. e. P.dol. , tee on Bftcutive Deft-lopment of I 1' 'l' l4 W Ill � II: X W JI.-Z .a. I ' Jr. The Amerlean � · Auocla­ ( �L•, 1!11� TIIISDAY tlon, Tit• ltmlllll' ti natricted lo ' •• 'l'lllll!' Ju.'!' - - '!!,\QIIII Tbo A.f\elnooll Gil'cle of the cb:lef· olllcen ·01 blnu In �•lfl•IMY �AVINGS & LO�� co: 1.A.B.DURB: A.ND 'l'l"'1R �..,-�, • l'OtaetoJ BIPllal W..,_'a llbt, llra. Hobaletler will vlJII , ,-� •., �TJON, " 1 ·•· ""' W• . . -,. ...:. � 2-11 1 1, ..,_ lb her •Iller, llln. Hliel' II. 8'!dl>II'. wm m;.t II, � ..'l ·'1"111141Y, II I 9T Groll, " Shikor H1 11hto: •. � ...:r. . l � • • ' ' r I I I ---· ----- i I I '' i' '\ .r'; �r-.,.,..-, � - .. .. ►-• I ]flck,on Production p kl,;e,,ement Night Held By A••�·rotw 11 Mason C- o unty 4-H Club Members t'retlit Hold11 Meeting · A,,._ were prese ted to �las• I Photography . Carletta RJrker, � c..i/ity 4-H Club memh..rs al , Br-\ l'rl) 8f'lll"r, Stephen Noble n i-H Club Ach1f1 ement I� � on 5.tlurday eH'mng l 1100 County 4 H and · Ca·mp at Southside. Pl'Ofram for lhe nighl wa, � by the cou n1) 4 11 leaden, 1S11istant leadrr� . and admt �uncil members with ass1�1 - from lht? pinwearns Kem.___ wrnnrng ,,bbom, were - .._ ,.,.0� ,.,.. Le1r11lna; To Sew Project . Ht•\ W-b 6t.ull, Koneda De1• rirk -�.ir ,ii, Ppan, and ther)'I Monro,• Ya Fun To Sew . Rw,i• mary Ball, 1 Donna Kr1sler, 1;!,·11 1 a 8ta.at,. Linda Tal l i>rson and Cla u Ii-,1 · · •· d a Zerkle . i Cotton Togs · Connie ( ' 11t t r i l l , "l\. 1VI' > t","1nda Llthey, Beverly S1a:.its anti ... :. . ���er Zerkle. '..:&cbool Clot_hmg Sharon Brown. � W ept Outfi t s · Bel'rrly Bl' l ln, ilr ,l, Sharon Ni bert a nd Jame Oshrl. · · Complek Cos1 u me - .lanrl l::s, hena�r, Vlrgima Flora, �hry Luu '3 ·f Oilrl•nd, Sharon Nibert c1.11d Sue , ,Y I Mar) R ickard and Sue Wrc1.y. .J unwr i4!! 4<Jer!ihip . ,&i e Hel!t•r, Jud ) G ett y, Mike LOH' I Jo) re Mt{'ol . Sharon Nibert . �trnrun Sd,wan: and Sue Wra)'. Tra('IM Main t t· nan( e . Thomas (; \\ 1 1 1 1 ,1 111� i Wall Fun · J - W i l l iam II. Blaine, J une S1>t·t11·1• r l l c· ,.,, J I · SIIt' I u' on llous h· �•vl ..·• l o•· "c ; rowing I l'"a Stt'\'Cll Newherr\J. 3 Wt::,t Virgmia Trees • Dia m• Crump. Mary Lo u Garland. Dann� l .oie. and Arline Housh. \\'ildfl nwns · D;•borah M;,a. rlr1v.� I r>ugs • Stp1• e Bragg. Ma ry An n H 1 (' k:trd. and J u d i t h Wilson. · l.iatldle Horse . . Judy Wilson. l'ig Fc-eding John Sommer. FouH I Da1rymc1.n . Gary Hood , Junior Oniry . Sonya W I i i iam , �on �nd Johnny N1hert . I �\•cdt•r Cal f . J im Som rnp r. Dahy Hi'Pf . .I . C. W i l l iamso n. --- · --- I ' tl w!�- I i' '. • • ;! I I I I I They'll Do It Eve Tirue The, J� ckson P!od u cllOn Credit �soc1ahon held its _ Int i n a ser• J e!. o f s� ven meeluu:s Wednes• do c ye n i ng at t he Sitll•bu ry :�hool. '.!'he J.ackaon Association l h main office at _Jack so n . 0 .• 1 •i•rn•s ele ven co u n11es m this ;.. :i•a. ,·. . R. King. Vinton Count y was n••• · lrded for a n ot her three y �u r term . a s direct or from Vin. t rI'.oc k mg an d At h ens coun• Lies. George G u n lock w a11 elprt• ed as direttor. from Ross County . w B. Snell, direc tor represe n ti n g · Lawrence, Galli a and Meigs ('a unties ga\' f" lhe directors re• port Th<!re are fivr asso('ialion rtiri•ctors. �,;:t;::.. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, n , Oct. 17, 1960-3 s 0Cl8 . . I secUftty Law Announced \ Cheste ,-Soc-ia_i_ I �ITIS.'1 !\f I a,erest Jw_,, I I e1·gs & ason M. • M Commg Events ! I Reedsville I ii. 87 th B',rthday And ' • s·w1•tE1 SETS 18th Anniversary Celebrated ·= l "· ' .... ,.,...,. for ...... � , ,,, ., '1. ■ B h an • Events Reported Frl ■ �- "'11'"""""' -· 1:1o· _.,ft"' 'mtr ·, . ""11!'11!11 ---��-· 1 ::=.-� -�, ........ ''" �to. EC KY'S , ff' .. ��!�" .•· 1 l"�1f� ji: HELP ,, •r 1• I r! G '°" ""' ·. !'' t!i• . n. · ..,.1ar 'e�• = r: .I T a .._ PHot'I .. E WY-2, •��::";;;::��===�:::::_ 11 f w .... -,;:., A�i!' A. r.c. ____ I I --. - . . ..- ;---- . - --� I �7no I I i I · • osta erv1ces F I young amiliM I I iii 57 t �:'ti• •« 1'ghts On Game '• I·, ! I '' I (ft.I.I._ OIL, GAS N (ES I -;;;;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;aa;;;;aaa;;;;;;;;-i:-aa i � h Let d .. ,-y•.u,.· . u' �• -, � h ·• -�---------::�'! • ! '" ,: .1 I6 \Y .., ud SffiRIED YC!fir �N�OX deQler 'Wolfpen News Of soc· ol Euents h .-cc-=�-------- ,¥. ■ Co h Hayes s I I Start Fanrung I :-:::;;::.::;;;::;;::;;:::.:;=:::::::::-:::::=-:· I Study S�ows How .,:: I • '\, �••ww.. I I Po_ _Ian_d h Old-Timers fitl IO To 6 Sunday I , Sees _ FQR SALE --ir-, I ' r • ,, ,, . r t· 1 11 1\ ' - "' '='"--=���:,_- "WE · I •e- • :n ..-,, ' ,. ,t ■ MO\.tfl ?;t"" _,,. 1j• Ki ng ll� il�ctrs. Su RPIY C:Q. -� .- ·-_,..". il ' .T • YB '.l!tl'.1/· TOP 4 1h-. @P;ll•�IPt • Ori(l�al IWO lftOn ·, iin<tb.' , Pynallow drj)"e. lllftinar'i, Pbmetoy. -� ' 1 1 14 6t• . 'a\J ' rod. ¾ ton truck. �drisn tht/. Phone TO •2--6581 , I' , , •• 10 11 ,tp 111'6 !1¥1P.K. !lii9D\ 1-i!• : (.' ,.. For .;_,Sale ' � , � .,,.. .., ..-=. -.... .,-,.,,. ��-...:.fin· QJI; .:;.. '11rifflld· • .\bboH lllddlopOrl fJCHtc ij�-.oo an<!,. up. v� B!Jl'IQ blind Ind ahadea. ,tfew WWdow . 1 Sup, Store ·1Wl)illlI P•, , WIPP,8 · Pl>', ;1a· ·u•1on , .\vo., ·l'\>mO!'•r, Obfo, ' I ' -r 10 11 30tc I • •• • LA'l'!I T, JI. PA.VIS pro­ ell m> ow,, Jo,aled ' � •<Jd Coal Bl llr!alL jdtllel'tm, ina, tie iiill'• 'aii,l'-111(,' 1-1'.JOlc . \l, . . A..J.C. \lEGISTEIIED BEAGLE f yeara old, fully trained. i'einale, 1 rkohe . '$H · 24J284 'after IS p. m. lU 14 3tc Call "le• enatt •:.-�:1'9,.Jf MILL- STl!P,11' !roln'1l. 111'l!qute 33 (Fi!t� Stree)J to Fotif!li Street: ' '-ee1.li'P 9:30'A.M • lllddli...... WY-· KAU'q, At Yukon 1-11141 JtAMILt. lll!RVICI ITATION and THIRD STQ:J'J', from Rollin. Street West to l 'dead en�, lilelud• '· ing Intersection■. , Type or improvement 11 to b! Portland cemellt co?letete :pafto AUCTION menl. Alto1n1te type-1,1.acaqm '• CH;f, � SA.1VIDAY 12,30 PM base with bot lild �phalt COntr�te. MY farm home bu been sold and IYttY D11 8ertlet' All of tht° �posed work is ■m m oving into a mobile . within the eorpo�e.\hn.lts of t�e the sell will I eTe�ore b thome, AVCTIONEER Town of NeW Hu•,n, Graham DlsfoJlOwing personal property at REASONABLI RATIS trlct, �ashn Co\J.nty. "We1t Vir1lnl1_. of tl;le farm loe.11ted just west Sl\TISFAf:TION GUAR.ANT■ ID For further inf_?rmatf On see , the t�-, Mbrlling Star Church, The Call or· wrltti 1, 0;·Mccoy· plans, profl1'a anti •r.elficatiOftl I Nelle Settlement Community, 3 · chffter, OhliD orr file in the orttce· of the �eeordMiles North of Racine, Ohio. 8 22 IOtP , . er ot Qie town of Nt:w Have,i, Philco Relrigeratot, 5-pc. Din· l ·, Virginja. W,st Ponds, ette Set, Dining Room Tabie & BULLDOZER FO:tt HIRE. All work � � be pild for by ,. basements -and landscaping. Ph. Buffet, Old Desk, Radlo, L. C. Cheliter, YU fi.32.M. · 10 3 SOtp aesament ceijifieate, iuued ·aa proSmltb Typewriter, 2 Metal ------- vided by ��apter 8; �ele 8 or Beds ,{coril.pJete), 2-pc. LlYing -- - SPOUTING, SHEET the Code of Weat Vlrl(inia, u NG OOF I ft Overstuffed Room Suite, 2 of any amended. 1:Ji� contractqr aball dework Repaif work. �etal Obain, Blonde �droom Suite 01. 2-23 W1/ ne . Pho poai(i certleted eheck or bJd bone! kind · CNew), ltxl2 Rug and 2 Throw lO lO 30tp ln the amount of Five Percent , Milk• r, i Cha Porch RUCI, Metil (n '"/., ) of the �Id price. The 1uc. ln1 Machine,_ Garden Tractor, ceasful bidder will be requlred to Iron Kettle, ( 20b I I nsuraf'\Ce Garden TOOi,. fuml1h a t"e yeU maintenance -- Po rt1ble Sprayer, Black Smith - bc)nd. The projeet may be''bid and COMl'l'..ETE . INS URANCI: ,orCe, Ice Cream Free:aer, HOO o Fire, Pon. or warded by 1epar1te unit.I. Aut , Li n, o teeti a , ff' Batu Hay-('700 New 700 Old) Doo IIWi, llid4lepart. All Pfopo1■11 lhlJI. be on pro�� Utility Ranie, Electric Cl'o1ley rorm1 u fui'nifhed, whic;b poJJ:al C2'ablnet, Chairs, Bookca■e, Re• 1 seale4 and proper'-1 Id· be Jhall CI INSURAN IM U Record cord, PJ■rer Records, BARN -S PSON . . � wl1l be receiYed �po dres� -· Cahln!!t. one . �lectroluK . SweepAgent,, Middleport. Fire, Autoelm Capehnt, by To,m Jleeord a 1'1l WY2m.6blle. Bondi. Phone Roe• Platform I er, PlasUe 7 er, before :30 p. m., Ottober 25, , tf 8-21De(Ship ker, 2 Rockers, Clock 2903· · 1960. at which tim e they will be 1lgn), Singer Sewing Machine I opened and publicly re,d· in the · (Portable) Stand, · Cement Mix· 12 J ) R119I �tote , Council Chamber■ or the Town --'--'---' _ Butcher, · Tools, er, Cal'pe�ter · New Haven, Graham Dlltrict, of house, in'g Tool! Bra11 KeJtle ·2 Scales FOR SALE FlVE · room County, Weat Vtrainla. Maaon mail &nd bus school aerea, fl½: Pulleys a�d Ropes ;LQi ctialns resenea the right to Town The, Ch't'S· or south mlle1 roij.te, 3 thei o Miay Ben■'. CoW Several any all proposal1, and nd a reject See Road. ter an Shade River u1eful article• not lilted, • rlliea In the itrc,Jula any waive 0. e, Syracus , WarneiDale Dan ' a P. Able■, same. Owner. Priced for quick sale. 10-15-Stp ----Plans, apedlicatlo na, iltltructlons --or Sale: CASH. Terms f1ot �.,,,nsibl• ,.,. Acc ldenh FOR SALE House,. 1 acre Port- to bidden, and proposal form• land, some furniture $2000.00. may be ebtained riom J. A. spenee, Sale eoilducted by Bradford or further information Phone Town Engineer for New Haven, ,t F m,:· o . Allcllon Company, RiCine t 10. ll-6tp Room 213, Morri AOn Building, VI3·2476. Auctioneer: Critt Bradford Charleaton, W, V1., or at the office · Sale Manager-: A. c. Bradford. • of the 'Town R!coi'4;t, Town Half, ' • t, lo-t1.ate· � · • 1 , New Haven, West Wtlnia. ll Va. T 1 M100L£PORT-l-stol'Y fratDe e � • good · rooms, ba th, (3 bedrooms), ' T • bcordlar ' location. Only �.00. .vr' l,, 24, 2te l't-· � U,,., RU'l'.LA.ND-1 ¾1 atory lrall)e, 6 room, (3 bedrqom1J, gara1e, I . "'"'-I • 1tS OTe "'-� ""''f lot. large water system, ' WR S.u.11: 't'IY& . IIOOII !!,Olllll: '4000.00. 1 61 • A'C RES-On good road off I with bith, nlci • ,deitlol\. �ita Hood,, J 11 �t It., ,om�r­ Route 680, ne:i.1'· Pagetown, e � l. 101 t tOtp room frome, basement barrf; garage, other buildings, nice FOR SALE: HOUSll:: 8 ROOIIS and · garden, fruit trees. Terms. bath, storm windows and doon. ' $3000.00. IWl)i.hP,. Jn S)'l'IC\lle, After small ' ALBl!RT M. cox# S■lflmM ao' n •·pumont,• • !au ••·• 111' Box 229 •liPnl· �-2220 Loan. Qlt o,111po11, 01 Mela ·· ·110) 1:1; llp all,{ t P: '"l• . ... ��TH 10.l�tc t --:::,":i.::- , . . ' l''/. ,\ ', j i I I \I ' _ i \· •- - ,., .- ,:..:;: .... -;; ·"\:· m __::.:...:._=cc---==-== -r:m- =, t-t, l.dt1,,.,k· 'tl' A.. -a.· l'Z l .. �­ I I r•�- _....,............--..13�1"'111-··-....�.....,,-..,............. -- CLEAN GAS COQ Rl-NGt . ' ' "I couldn't be happier with my new G..1\8 �t-In , •.• foods taste better, my kitchen s�� oteaiief-�- f'I enjoy ev� about my new Gas built-in_including the fact lh/lt l� broil 1rith � door closed so there's no gummy grease pouring into my lr:itcbeo. I* � !'Ii M�4,. and oooler. And �uae flame cooking giyes me pnciae control of any J.....t:'I. don't � k1 • ;-,n1 • "' r t .. ' • have may spattering and boiloven to cll!$1l up." /fi - JIii& ...... t.tm.l , . Alwa,• done II yo• lib t,bem--and automatically. Rue, �um or _. done -- built-lll me,it lbarmom- _...,.lo_ __ ;. eult■ every � ' Cleon lm,Ulnjf, -· - ofOnly with G■L7ou broil Tb,a qqflrl@: · wit.Ji tbe door dmed, With m.arka • a /lame broiliq- tha<e'e net •· wiap of' 11DOke to ■-p out: • � IIDO� and dirty your w.U. (fanN •· ...taioa. -4 a.- There's 119thlnt � • ftame ror rooking! · Fastei· at ½ the cost of'otlier methods, Ge& tha � eookini 1J111i9 1l>olv ilt-<me oftheoe famous i-,«!a: MAGIC CHEF: - V'8T't - NORGE - f>� - MAYTAG - TAPP.W ' . RCA WHIBLPPOL - CALORIC - SUNRAY . . "..' . ., . •• .' . J J.r,\ I ' >•··: I• ' • :": ,.-", J ·, ' J ...,,.__,_.._,""-...:C..O.C.-'------- Eagle Ridge Social Events aa:r' .J:°�ov11 ., •'• ........_. --. Prlc-.11 ■ ·--Ill,-= ! !;eek Par�- 1 tJ:•- �"'"'·· .� ....,.. " '· · ,:, CiJq' , rit'«l ' . ; , Laurel Cliff Social Events Letart Falls Social Events DAILY C ROSSWO R D --,I . S . I N tes Ope n c,·v,·t Serv,·c-e Examinations Have Deen Inaugurated ' �,,::,,n_..�, ' I I · "" ,6. ..... ' ••T! • il\19::,.J,-"WUftl� :ruu_�; '.a::.� : 'o,T'� I: �ge �ro�d_ _I 0- Fe1r Sole or Rent •d . .:�n�":,:1:.: :.-.:1" •, ; ! ;.. ,:,' . i n '"'"' o,.r lplll ,d I rt . m l• bu i ;'\ R ;;;;;;aa:e,.,......,,.-;.r• ·'" • " µ ,- � FOO'r TRA(LEH. 3 fl.., 11 ii.zed UMd. bf beliDJlinc tarmeJ"1. lt m e m a i::., ou1 u t"' :r �:�':!��; 1 a • �l��:a ;h!�.'\1��\� ;��el, �� � ! k!�·: �bn:lb t;� f-"' _.,. olh4f aoltaj 1ni�bl•. 11 • loo n d� ,. -c:lt : � ;::: dl,po,i. l'hon , WY ,.,..o. ri od _ when t->urd u f' w n gwen po!!reJ)Drtar on 1-nd contra('ts, labor-" W • A larfe crowd di on1ooken en- , made , dri v ln e , flip- noppl n g ca t • .se!•! ID 12 6tc NJare leaaea, part-time brmma. and llll a 11d ii f1r!t down wlu:n ,oa joyed the clauic Oldtlmer'• ·••· ch which WU termed H hell or usu ,1, Ji m ll�r ln!treit Willi c.al ltd " DBPENQABLI llESUL'IS , r , CON&ID'U IM'.lle of tlN rteWff me\hud1 !or I _ ball came )'etlerd1y on the Port• the ,, me. I l 1 3 1 For least: t1 t atJl1thnt In ppin on p n a • ,1 I till " 1 1.1 g 1 a,1 . ' . . Racine Hith Seh oo l Pri� ipal I for di I land Grade School fteld. , ' Gt·ttmg 1t1M.l!d in farnuna pre. fffl'ri1nt , 11 Nlfl inMTUon. Mlnlfl\Um ebarae - 60 eeo\a. St�V J! f _ s rArlON f_crn L�ASE . _Portland 1lowly rtced to I to.6 Don Wolfe hil tht- hardt,t ba ll I Allhough the' pla did not fl n L s ma n y difr1cull proble ru !9r Parer.ts, voeauo11•l agrlcul l ur& I kf·tbret eor-...euuv. IDNnioa,. '.'-lt•w l h v i> n W Va Small mvest• l wm over tbe Reedn-llle old1ler '1 and rollected a d oul> l t- ( or h is ur c Ln the S<·or i n Y I k 1 , � lit' yo fami ng y i l o day l o e:WD leaden. rnunty al es I.O . N n u 111 e111 rn1um·� lle a ��mabl e re nt • a ll bot h le•�• �ere pla1ued with �ffort. Hi1 dri ve WH e n ou g h for from gJ r ni ng wi•��.��: un 1!1) of .J�� nli mr ed "'� . _..,, :, IIDO mus1 a farmer f)btaln poaullqn t odan who ad m.. a nd ■nd a; a1en .:,. 6 a hom_r ru n . but due 10 unfore• ball on 111 own 16 yar d l ine. Her�. al_ 17rrns_ A mn' l ooking,_ modern sore arm p1lch1n1. -• for ad ve i . ., of ad� uate a � rea ge, but hie mlllt il,J farm peoplt will fmd youn1 II DOt .-.d -.11ibln 10 da station 1_n a �oo.d lorat1on. For Portland catcher Clarente Prlce, 11ee n t'trcumstances, ended al lee• &lreit, ,daims he t hte\l. • bl <>c·k- ■111,0 fina nce s1uble an po1"n1 th ideMW � · , po.bUc1tlon htlpful d is A l'.rr\..t iii AdnJ���t!'°r� ·.·v, •.mmrdlalely The funhrr 1nformauon cal l Porn• on d baae • ..,...c. ... nol 1 l,--- a r er I he ba 1 1 h ad been 1 1· n liest ment1 Ill · ma ch .1neey'. equl bci obtained from rounty copy may D·" •- tin " DA be IWpo• .�" , - fo, m••• · cor"'"l' l\'Y 2- 2166 to 17 SIc I p J s Arrording to pl.ayer H u hert 1ignalled o u t or bo u fl ,1&. But P u d- uan ••• m Price, the game was a iucceu a n d due Wiil given lhe 1 5 )' ard penalty ment. l i \ es1ock . and other impr�Yt, e wttmldl! ofticell. W. A. Wa)I of -;i-;;,;: � � cultural Ex?('t1men l ..,.,l.,..ef 1'1AU an4 liGllcu J -..... •1 --. Obi•··-�.. would be held annua l ly as long ugnalled ou l of bo und!. But Pur- menti lo fa rm efflc1� nllJ, PDJntl lhe Ohio I ·I 4 I F Or Rent io■ ,,. . m.emhft or LhP ret out 1� H. Bar_ne,. Ohio �i.l�e UDJ• S at Dlll>Jl,btd at l CO'll per� ,. , ": �n, • vu _., 1 . w rem ,... OM) ba ll. According to the r u les Pur81 Oldtimer's 1 11 . P . lnUN ! (Cont r ly ten n q coml'IUlll!!e thal ono . l cb . two ' rftll P.: U &:ional J l' fl 'L EJGlrT ROOM HO S , IMY \ e & <'JC 1Ju Pc � l.Jrp,tr�c.k_ ca&.eeor)'. ln the 1958 report D..\l{I • DAYS 1 110. Pi tebinJ tor Portland was Ger- due &ho u ld ha11e &Ot te n PIJ�ssion irale model n f a rm bu11oeaH1 �lao tarried Ollll ■tudy. ii ' I atiariments. A. N. Bel.Ide!. room this it.em bad climbed to • 1 /tllf! ai d Oun who lut ed l •\ innlngJ o f !he foo1ball on ly if Herbttre1t �equ1re a h �&? ma n:i.ae, mtnt ability �-50 Phone WY2,.3272, U,2a"c over 5,OOO and tht preliminary �!!lti• Lefty S�an, t wo l nningour tlOI! fl'ii 1, a and oei'. 1 had th rown thl' il l egal dip while or uccess u o�rat on, he em, "'-00 � .., - STID � mate from l he 1960 table 1how1 bert Pa tterson fin i shed ' 28 18,, •i"Ui M the w punt a s � t ill in t he air . y poil'i ce 1rrrs1ed -o...-� .,,,.e,o .. The TRAILEfi COUUT spa c e for re n t. ·r . pha111.es. • '1 50 . I Emffi . wrn,ell, Racine, on a Barny Barn hart .and Dorsif"I . Tl1e Iou dropl}(!d Otuo l�to a . [ Clean quie t residential location 5,8 16. M, Nelh-N bJ 10 q wUl . b,e ill th.It dar, r-r--. "Advance report.a clearly irrdi• fl_e ibel were thro wen for Reeds• . lie ror third pJ;ice Lil the Big Ten Agr icultura l research wort.en charge of drlvin& while intoxicated· in Cheshi re, Ohio. Con crete . -21, rate that t hii r• -rt 0 I the mechanI· ville , I, with four opther le1:1ms--.,,1t" · h !g a n ·in l he North Central 1tates ·rnclud- Bond WP posU!· d . patio a nd walks, good water, ________ pro& ram wtll be handled at Wisconsi n urdue anu IC higa n sewer, l a undry, priv ile c:es. $5 .00 a:iation faster rate .· wit h 1 . I recor ds. I?wa ing peOhio, recent ly completed a in fltcal Com1961. . r< ,..,. • --State ea(h per week. Hobart Dillor,, Realcoo rati ve reaeareh st udy 0111 3C is firs! w1 t h a 3:0 record aod M mn - how young families &et ,tarted 1'1 tor, Gallipoli�, Ohio. 10-6•10tc mitmenU already have been made. etS . · (1 \,u :,Qf. C.t=,i for ex tensive ins tallations of two __ _ _ . ____ e-sota &econd with a 2-0 sl a t.e. farming. They have gi Yen ,pecial _-::::--:==� UCT ON Oc l , m. at 12 11'■RMIT I .. !UT CONT•OI. 1 mJ e■ : of . .l 9R t No.: 30 P on MOD EH.N unlurnished 3 room■ cy Hnder mallltl!!lrt and tour-cylin• a ttention to those who get •Uirted 248 . f s lm,e,.tion. IMUr- . ff H and bath apartment. Birch cab- der right-hand drive trucks whiC!h � witho ut 11ubdan tial a11iJ;tance. the Bashan-Recine Rd. or 6 mile und have r1on exhau, e e Uve te.tll p inet s, disposal, incine rator, PhoM R. . Their findings have j111t been pub. N of Racine. Leav�ng far m SO E l argt c losets, Phone WY2-5141. and have been found to be hi1hly � A. ......_ 'ltafloll ...,,.. ' l i shed II Nor lh Cen tral Re1ional ' ........c ".... P., U .,. USED must sell 1 7 Guensey cows, 4 qtisfactory. On the b&lla 'of e:r.per- 111• tH6•trc WI' 1116. 1 • .,. Ex t ension Publication No. 8'; ••Get· Holsteins and 1 Jer sey, 2 single ience wi th more lhan 5,700 rnall- 1' If 1' ISCODSID Mr. and Mra. Ray Rua_sell and ting Sta rted and E&t.1.bli,�d In unit Delaval Milker, 4 c.an eool- APAh.t'�E:N'fS - oi'\lrn1ahed and slen already in operation, it bu I, PEARL SEARLES, will not d��ibter. Tena Ray. of Milto n . Kr., / Fa rming-With and Without .� er, 13 milk ca ns, 1 5 �al Hot I un hmua,.ed. M�lten. Middle been es timated that each one be re,pon1ihle !or any debt& COLUMBUS UPI----Coach v!11te d a rew da)' S last week with ily Help. ' ' Frank l in J. Reiu, � Woo d)' port. Phone WY 2·2821. 3 3 tf saves t he t axpayen a net •of l,100 & Waler Heat er, Su �beapi Clip• ( A ii . • contracted by anyone other ,-• 11 , ' Bayes, st ill •marting oYer wha1 he h1� parents , Mr . �nd Mr&. Ll n eoln ciate profenor of aif'iculture..-� . pers, 1 Border Coll1 e pup, s ome than myself. year . 00:1.I ��D BATH U n f urnashed f thoua;ht w as poor oHlciali n g i n the Russell and rel a tive,. S " nqmics at the Univeriity oJ 1lliJlr ;,.J _ . -.. . •7., hay and straw, I goocl old 4 R . f,� ff. •.•.,.... Pearl Searle, · and regional project .. ,,. E•�u.11:ene Th_ omp�on 011 · ••d M, t e • BuCks · R _ • me reasonable. .'1 loss 1 · apar to Purdue � 24-21 hose ' . 1 , h Ther leadn bee y ve nl Ill 1 1 . e u 11 n en •�area J s buggy, , hou,ehold �ood anc .-..hl·a. 10.14-31p. 11.. -: y Mmerav 1�• Y. OHIO . � Ca 11 WY 2_5293 · l O 1 1 Btc of orgamtatlonal and operat ional . to loo k forward t o the Wisco nsi n and daughter. Gena M Jrl@, and the author. . - --- - __ ..,__ other 1�eme not l ts ted, Not l!� � J� tod ay lhan lo look baekward h !� mother, :l\lrs. _Glenn T� ompson, came __ .: St\'Yehj du'rinJ im thi changes year SFr J HO� . FOR TWO D,PGS I responsible for acciden,ts. .. A i1 r jG 1 . . I BAT RUOM . HOUSE , 2 h M v relall happ e, u I ns ..,1s1ted a o . n Saturday ·er eld m ernoo t af . )' ? �n I e that an 3 ; ¢.aij ach provement ind program � • 2-�la;J. OrfiY Gainer, ( Owner.) ' ed n one of tt,;em 11 directed toward lhe na , h 1 t, 1a. r1\, 10 l I�ca w You re darn right I ' m not hap• · the week end . H�� Jd 11 jlc I Harold Godda rd, Auctionee r ' �x:e 1 1 \ n� g hor 00 : lt� more e!licienl and economical ?Y abo�I the orri�iati ng," h� said . 't Mr. and M rs . Fred Tuc k €' rman I us ·-· ·. ' . en � . l!t " 1 0•J5-3tc , S en I n .JJ 11 iJ e T D n a � Fred I d : and But a , and not Euo l1b1 t Mr. Mrs. goin i°"r now. :.1 · g · r_n -- -- -- -- � · operation of the Poat Ollicc De, e , omcro} , h JO now. I JUst can't underetand some 1 ge n e Haning v isited with her mo• I GpOD 7 ROOM HOUSF:. 4 BE D· , partent. •• 11.._ 10 1 t" Btp 1 and bath . Located cor• _______ Some of the more sle;,:iificant of �f those call• that . �urt us so muc�. I th��- M rs. Knos: of V inton. . .. . su pl�g •ither our I II make my re port to the Big ! ,�tr. Jnd Mn. Ro:; Smi th and ";{." la flMi ; ., &ir. I ROOM ' -I:,. ;,,,..��� ner Main a n d Broad w ay, Ra· MODERN s R OOM ,....HOUSE and these are : son. Don ald, visited w ith Mr. and I DecentraUution of postal operat- Ten office. Cinf, fS§OO. ·Close to school 111111 · go1 rage, 'With grounds. Loeatcd on OWD • !plh quality Birc h I U2 "But l et '• rorgel �t. That was a Mrs . Charley Smith Sunday. olll � c b urch . O�.t of High Wa ter. Ca l l · St ate ijoute, five miles from ing management out or , Ule Post 1 t" • tough· game. bu t we' ve 101 Jnother Mr. and Mr,. Dale Warner an d William cte1and, Raeine. fro.11l)il!.lnets or custom . ,.�,.. �Pomeroy. Furnace heal. Write Ot!ice J;>e_partment in wn�ington, tough . f�mily of Minenville visited w ith o ne . coming up " ... . 1 by p C., re&lonal 3t D. t�inJ fifteen \IP 0 1 · ee Box 668· 1;1., e/o the Daily Sen__________1 Tht tou1h· one ' Kayes reter- his parenls, Mr, and l-trs. Herman bul\\ iljrch cabinets 10 headquarters olllce1; adoption of lin:il, Pomero)', O hio. . 1 960 10x5() FT. HOUS E TRAILER ' . lo .a � _Slturdii!r e ncoun1er Warner. f � :i modern buainesa acc�ritins: nd 6tp l l 10 ' Ptice<I Reasonable. See lbvssell Mrs. of anti Little Mr. Ru Columbus (2) Co...,..ofThanks 1 on at w · conam th , 1 'W su\t JO)!r ��· i . c,1 l.7.ati ial c ulil on rinan procedures :,c.::...: --;:.:_ -c--c,d T,,ta omps, !engsv ! ll e, Ohio 6--c,-• 0S:U's .Homecoming Day. The Bart- Rutland visi ted with her parents, : W ITH GAS and the latest type I ', S ' · OM ' O R · ---:::=:• -'.:: l ectron� f o , ma• f:: l) 1O e 1'l9JJ. · •· . · . .... ro' WISH rnANK OUR or call SH-2-4259. 10 1 7 6tc • iiY Jn ChesIer. See R lden- chines ; eliminatip n of ha d-p� cers1 �1ke the Bu ckeyes, will be I Mr . and Mrs. S. A. Wyatt. eJectnc friend• and neigh'1bfs for the ____________ Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, viiiited her Sup ou ply, Chesler. 10 14 3tp pared checks, payroll and ot�er11 , smarting tO:O when . they c.ome �o r Free Ellllmate11 Chttrittlly Give■! kindneu shown at the ·, death of COA L DELIVERED. Victor Swain parents, Mr. and Mr�. Everett 1 losing, m after 28-'Zt, s Columb u I ' R3.cine, Ohio. 10 1 7 3t � MoDF.RN 3 ROOM APARTMENT. at each post office by �aking pay• our dear husban� a�� · ftti.er, , _�� rt Monday. last few minutes o! play 1o La Uie w�Lb, � from &l reJ ments O,fla, IO!} ' a iO Earl GUmore. Als� ttie 'be•butul POTATOES FOR SAL"I 14 tp 156 Mulberry Ave. :.m. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson :ind w . . II'• H erb W t I• _____:________: esLimated net savinga or $20 ,QOO,• lo BautSaturday. noweft afld donati on! and the . Iiams, Sha�e. Oh�o. v isited in Columbus \l'ith family team lhe nor s neither Hue . I 10 1 2 6tp · new 000 a year in�uc{ion or Ch'i'le :b-uner■l Jtome and Rev. ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted t ue. rela t i"Ves. They wete accompanied Pur lo to bi al the H wanted i to _ � e e a111f Phone 'll'Y•"3748 Dary ar Evening n g oi peh6.J.tflel concepts m m _ _____ _ __ tt,ro14'1 gle for hi■ consoling by Ray Johnson who is atte nding ,ummed ck Tom Malle uarterba Q more f . BD l , �rt aoel t: i welfare o bend the for n Bradbury lloail U ,; MA AM I NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR N to take over gas ta o . wor_!U i �sin�, pallbearers the UniYersity there. • t han hllf a- million posta1 en,. ptoj,- Up the leell.n1 of tbl team when t o Q 99 wv e gi s por ed i Bird Feather . : t� tfc f m 23 Jlll 2- 2 . Phon and ho .ti61:P.!<' ' \n ll� way. ces, including both training pro. - -- - ·· Pict.tires, c11ckoo a n d novelty Yourj1nti(l_esr;w11} �v()r· � fof. r � 2 WY Phone gram, or promotion■ and 11fety Mechanic. WANTED: sets, loc nd a carviq' h ed l cloc�1 1inQJ'e� gotte -11rs. and - �l Ql 1 9-�•Uc progra ms to reduee on-the-joll 9920. leather puhi:es, costume jewelry, t'O 1 7 H p ,;r children� ". · ? - � .., cldents. M�Y i't.e¾ns Lo choose rrom. I buy �irect from lhe oversea. ,u�- (20 ) Business Services v1ter. c,m sa ve you money on --- ..... - I anal T It.Inti� J ,l"!" l! · t,T' f W fTIN!! lovelt glfts.· oi> and· •ee' �he,e MUll�I� FU kN•�� · INii:t,mOll' � . appll■n I , Bart�um nter• oli'.1 home. My ii NO'(I � . ,.,.,�!r, La6g,vjlle, 0. il'• a{1tlollaj · ffl1r!i 1 &cuao'. · Oh" io• . PhoM ••v1rtla1m1nt ,.(I� •.or ,,...., -•• " , · t· t . '!.� . ,.·__ "'__ " •. _11-11• ,_ ·. � l 10 1, 3tp _ Stl'Ht n,i �-. �, av P :J.:.::! Grao/ The New Haven, Town B IJl!FIUO +JR ,oNDITIONmr:. fOJI SALE: ArPLES, Jurdette atlon aeufce. Ja�t•1 Refrlgen- ham District, Maso� County, West f!�t Farm, 'Porneroy Route 1. tton. New Haveb. ]!bone TU2- Virginia, will ri'C!eive ,eaJed pro. · 10 10 6lP un. -- - &-2J.U: 1 po'sai. •,na bid■ fol' ·,tbe �mt■nentl 11,. , �iU �W. iMprt.-Verpent or tbi&: fellowlng: · ��Jj. •PP.Jes .,1.00 per Ullh h,.,.._,...f.ct ' l-51 ·-1,�tThi'ef� � rruuI, Mason, FOPJlffl STJltET,' (rom Lewia: W. Va. and p'I.ease brine �"O"r ., Streel to Rolllna Street: THIBD · ½ -1�-6�c _ .....1.C?nltlinfl!ra. . STREET, from Lewi, stleet -to Rol• Una Sfreet ,and ·ROLLINS mJIEET, SffiGEII Sl'JWJN.O- 1",C I!-.from U. s. Route 33 (f'ifth s·treeo "' iou� �bf'iffo tirarl'd new conto a dead egd netr Legion Hall e" c hi t Eq I d t0 I property, inchi"ding inlenectiona. ti1 m an4r::k� butfo:�oles. J1� Type of 'Jptprove\DenJ 'ls ' to be le I r-t::ij' respQnsihle' party ·. to Fortiand · · cetnept · concrete pave�e Oyer 8 paymel).tS of �8.40 ment. Alternile type - Macadam � mObth. Phone WY 2-2204. base wit h ' h6t laid aaJ)halt Con�rete. r• · 10 12 6tc. Unh .... - P?lact t.Jt i=t ff lucl(t, 'f.b� 'la, •'!"!' 1tallonod ., Me m'.IWl.' ICCQOIPIDled him here. '!rt. c. F. MIiler of Columbu, •"!I How.rd Shumway ol Ray• ill""� 0 ' '+'�- <>IM ijere b ' th?. d°eath C!I t�ilr Aitlier, Fran Shumw,v. � Changes In 1960 · ..:f_-� ,--------'Ill ,, ELL , "!!-IE DUCKS-ARE LEGM,. NOW-• ,.,.LSO -n.lERE' OT or.iE WITHIN• FIF1"Y KILO�E�S •M• r __.. Z--Oally Sentinel, Pom •l'Of·Mlddleport, o., Oct. 17, 1960 I I I.. ' ,·,f � . ,· - By Ratio • I II •. n, � � '"'E c~s "'-'' WE�E "'HE" " "U ., I L0JNG -n.lEIR DUCK BL(ND (PRi-sµsON) 'THE SKY WAS DARK Wml OUC.KS··• -- -- ..., I ' k,' .!., ', -.. �---.. --.... ·---·-·------- -............ - -· .. . . ...... --·� ... . .... ·�-----...... . .... .. _.. Regular Sess,·on Held October 12 By Rac,·ne Grange n' • ... Wllliam P. Parker, mana1er or the Mari.Ila, Ohio ,' ,oclai ... u,ity orrice, stated today t hat many peo. '' IY Clarlct A.Hen r !)le over age 815 ■hould Tefiew tfte Mr. 1nd•Mr11�· Airolc Ha wi: and 1960 changes in the &OCial 1ecurily aon, Mt.rk, were Sunday 1ues1■ of la w. He uld i t was esl)fflally lm· Mr. ■rid Kn. Viriil Woodt, Alb· port1.nt for II min over aae M or e nt. , . a woman over age 62 to review Mr. and Mr,. Dtru:el Cleland the changes if they had filed I hne .._tumed' afftr 1pendlnt el aim in prior years aJ\d it h■d MYer1III ��• wltfi· "1 Mr and Mn. been _deternuned that they were Frank Will, �e■up, Ga. Tht!Y aleo �ot ehg1ble to rece ive aoi;;al aeeur vl•l�d pointJ of j�r,.t irt, Florida. 1ty i,ayments because tbe.)I )Jad not . �i'y Wolf spent Saturday with Re x Shenefield, Rt. t , La n g�. worked Jong enough under social Bil1Y, AUen. \ v ille was elected for t hree yPar securJty laws. The 1960 changes )Ira. Verna Ktuler Parkenburg term as Meigs County Advisory to 1he la w make it possible for old• waa a recent ·cuest 'ot Mn. Thed C ommittee Chairman. workers to qualif)' for social Crof. er Also presen t at the ml'Pling seturi ty paym�nls wi th leas worlt Vra. Guy Summerfield, Mrs. \ and speaker of the evcn111 g was th1 a n they previously needed. Many BIMl Riden�ur. Mn. Pflarl KobLester Arnold, ExtNJsion Farm 1 older people have worked long ltrttz, Mn. Nora BrQwn, Mrs. Dale Management Speciali s t from Ohio enough to qualify for payment Kautz and Mn. Paul liaer attended State U niver sily . Mrigs Coun ty under the new Jaw but had • reatorial sardeR Club Meeting at I Age11 t C . E. Blakeslee introduced a� and Sna<' k • Alb<'rh I n ot worked long enough to qualify Lake · Hope, Wedneiday. I M,. A r nold. ml!IPn and Mkkie Yesln . under the old law. Barker 11id I. i>. Ollfd of Clevel,nd apent •• �-- .� � · .,hit's Cooki n g • Be11crly B u ms . All the sev<'n meeting,., were . lh.ese people are now eliJlble for several dayl with hii: ion, lteY, RoEqnl� Y Car twr i ght , _ Bon rnl' l l !• rwdl atte n dee! l his year. paym e nt,, and it is neceSll.ry that tier, Card -.,� family. T.,- and Nora McNeil! . t he )' _contact the ■oeial atturity of. Mr. arict Mh. a·oglld v,;.tey of lla !' i n e Grange m<'I Ort . 1 2th Cb�t Chew . Chulem• Dwhl and ------10 order to file a new •f,Pll• Coo1YIII, 1p(\nt a day With Mr1. rice w l lt1 Earl ('ross, subslil uli ng ror �li'on Schwarz. j cat ion for payment. He ex:pla ned Ch loe =s,ne;: • • l lo bt•rt BPegle, in charge. The AJ mana-: �d Year Meal Plarmrng f ore the law was chanf� • that be 14�•· �ruir,: a.,�W entert11ined ThN1· will he a joint insLalla--,.,uletta Ben n ett. be per:1on ' coming ace 6S or 92 in with I Stdnley padY at her home n i1 �ted Desse r ts - �!arga n·t Ca l ! , t 1 !,f officers of !l adne &n d I January. 1960 needed to J,.av'e 1firia1 'eveniq(: • f()D,\ Y i\ND r ; rt•al B<•nd ( ; ranl!e al t ht> Radne I Ronna Erw in, Ann Johnson , worked under aoclal security for Mt. ahd Mn'. I: ii'. Yeea Ind Mrs. F� Freezin11 • Claud1i1 Zl'rlile i ; rani;1· llu\l 0l'L 1 9th at 8 p.m. , ! I 4 ½ years . The same person now Sam ·Strau.ie, A'l�ent' an4 )(rs. 1 · . f laruld c arnaham will he t h t• inf'er11onal Fin11m·t•s ll••rrn1 l\;1 r \ 1;,·r �: rt YF, \ R n eeds only 3 years "':ork. He s�id Sl�dei Jt't!K�icht,� Kansas City, ker, Janel Ml'Coy \\i 1ls 1 1 1{. :ind :. l alli 11i,: offkN . Potlul' k refresh• 1 that people over ttt1rement a ce Ja'nl11, vi■IWI 11cenl)Y with Mr: riwnl s will he scrvl'd. Joyce McC'oy. • By United Press 1ntunational n�ed e..,en l<ll'H work t han 3 years i,nd Yrn. Thed Croy. · r r! lh o e Coff WMPO . Fun f A _ qm Wil_h t P r, O 1·n hi lilr 1 7 To1la y is Momlay l'aul1•l t:1 r! , ' . 1 h e ' • and may ne� as li ttle H 1¼ yeari M'ri: Ge�·trude Frank, Nel,onville Bennet t , Diane S11'\'tll�. Lillr l.i T,1 llWt• l l rl R wa.� �l'i{'() hy M 11 ry K. 21-1 1 � 1 rlay nf l hf' year wilh 75 work to qua_hf9.A ccordlng to B&tk• i1 sptMiriJ •·Veril ,;lay■ with' Mn. , • Uer1on 11nd Martha Thom11 s1 m Y o, I . more ill 1 000. er, the social s�4;urity staU In C!iloe Billey and other rel•thes The monn is :ippr oarhing its Recreation . _rn une 1 · rum p . I Nt• � l 1 1 1r et ing will hr nn npf'n �arie tta haa n.o waY of knowing ol },Jr. i.n'd Mn. H�rry Griiidstaff, , , Jwif Ge tty a n�nd� l.atl i l')' . _ 1 n��� l i n � _or1. _ 26t h. 11 i� a llallo- ne.� pha s1• . . w elilible to PIM orOv'e, ipent ih even1n·g . wi th t' h e ?eople who are no l'.cu1 Pmty, a l l are aske d lo c,1me l h1• mor n ing slnr is '\h rs. receive pay.menu under the new Mr. and Mra. Harold' H�wt Chq,rch Revrest!r1tt1ti1·,·s ;1_1 ��h1I as JJri1.('S will he aw11rd1•cl. 1 Th!.! evening stars are V;,nu.� . provisi ol).s o,t the �aw. He �i4 th�l . Mn E;,;lht,r kirhihi llipint several I his IS ti hooslcr lllL'Pl i11i:. lh•• JupitN a111! Sa1urn. • e�ch person who 1s hot sure about dar,i' with )fr. and Mri. Wlo lircp.. Auendf"tI !, IIIUltty M t'i'l I fr1•st11nE-n l s will be d1kr ,111d ' I On 11i,s day i n hist11ry: Mn. !JUie Christ)' IJ "iiiting her · his sta tus under t he new provlSRev. How11rd ll 1 1pprlt, pa.� lur or rlu11gh11ul� . ', l ions should contact the M:i.riett■ dauihµir 1rid aon-in•la� Ml'· and the First l 1 n1lcil l'rt'shyl n1;1 11 I l .!'!'l i ir,· riro�ram w.is nn Flrc In 1 777. Brilish (ien. Juhn Bur• I . dist rict office located at 309 Put- �in. Effle1f Fisher, W'Q�fter.' / :r Ch 1.1 rche 11 _of � 1 ddh·1wrt a 1HI Syra i 'n • ven l w n, ,u1 cl � on g "H rin i,: in g L(oy,w s urrcmlcretl his forces to l 1 i,r. •�d1 · )fr11. Eld� Will, Syr- ( . nam Street. , cu■e and :,tn. I um ( ' I irk aral Mrs , In Th; Sh (•a11es." riiwnl'd ! he t lw Anwri1·ans at Sanilog:.i, N. Y .. ,. c �• , •�fll 'fh'ursdJJ, evJnln1 with, e . lif. I Y m e llolmP.� , _ rt•1m•:.l ' n l l l lg 1 1wPtu 1 g one of tht• i,:rea t t urning points 11f I Ml'. and Mn. .0tru:e1 Clebhl Syra.:-u,e. were m ( 'h1l l1f'nlllt > Su11 It o/ I ( ':1 1 J was ;;nsweri• d wi1h sug• 1 tw Arne r i<',m lll'voluL1nn . � 1 •I .,. llay Mi's', E. 1. Nun'f\ally, cOJumblll, w here t!u>Y :tl l NHlt •1I l lw 1•1 :111 �t•�liur!s for (ire pri•vent ion. The 1 I n lR�S, lle n ry fksSl'lllcr p11l­ Saturday. vl,ltod fr,lenda l �e�m meet mg-. :!::" ' ·here cnted his proci•ss for 111akin� [ fullow1ng l alks wt•re givl'n, "Will � . 'Ii . . OCIO O e meet 1 111i: . w�11rh hc;i,111 ul ::i Your ('hurdi Br Slundin i: Next steel. I Ir MIM Lu,y Klbillt P, m, WIii held in thu ri 1 urd1 I Sumlay ." Grruldi ne Cross unil In 1869, .James Gonio n Bcnnett 1 cha pel nf the Ptesbylf'rian ('hurdi "Piny 11 Sate, " hY r..ar I ('ross . M,. and Mrs. B. C. IIJ/frln,�f 1 • . of Chilli cothe· of Bel pre and Mra. Dorl• Eaal,m•JI. ; As II wa.s Columb us Day the di rectl'tl Henry Sta n ley to find .. HOWARD LOGAN, 201 Condor St., Pomer oy, a customer service man for the Ohio Fuel of Bearwallow Rli!ie ..... her� · 11 • . progr11m would not be complete missi n g Scotti s h missionary Da· v id Li v ing sto n ti in Africa. iji,, a,d \tri. . Ufef �"fl3' of Gas Co., is shown at center while altending th e Columbia Gas System Service Training S�nday the guests or Mrs. ChlQe 1 wlihOLlt gi v ing some mention or In 1 93 1 , boo11egger and racket • School at Washington, Pa. At left is William G ould, an instructor at the school, while at right M,lla. · .Gall lpolli ana. iif,,Jnd.l4t•. G'!O•i• tlw man who was responsible for ecr Al Capone w as convi cted of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McGregor Circle ancf fi.lflU, Wert Sundar discovering our counlry. is 8. E. Duvall of Nelsonville, another stude nt. Ohio Fuel, a Columbia Gas System subsid­ i ncome b x e v asion by a Chicago · s�ent Monday here ';Vilb. their gue_stl qf· Mn.r·lWi!rY glrcle. to at• A sho r t t alk was given by Cleo court. He w as Si!!tltcnct'!d iary, will send all of its service department em ployees to the new school, with others . f djuChler, Mrs. Mary Nichol1. ( spent CotiJr,:ibus Circle . 'o' •)vtt, , l\dum!i concernin g Esophagea l federal to 11 ye11r� in priso n arnl fi n e(] tend future sessions. In an intensive, week-lo ng course, th e men learn the newest techni­ Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Rando ph tfl,i; ,. w�l enp: ' fith . �bts . qiolher. speed\. ques of maintaining and servicing gas applian ces. $50,000. returned from a vacation •l . Mi°il!, M,n, . Oi,ele. , Potluck rcrreshm enta were ser, October 17 I n 1933, Dr. A l hcrt Einstein, .i Wheeling with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edloi,\to.U4h• i!alle4 OD Mt. and children or Langsville spen t 1 vcd at t� close of _!:h:._ meelini , The RacJne PTA wlll mc>et refugee from Na1.i Germa n y ar• Daniel Vinnell. While there a. an4"Mn. B1it' Salser Sundax after.· Friday with her paren ts, Mr. snd lll•nday e vening al 7,30 ., lhe · rived ln the Uni ted Stales and es• dinner was gi ven iri honor of noop. Mrs. M. Chlldl'.r■• CE:&4� school building. Or. K. D. lab l ished residence in Princton . their forty-tlghth weddln&: \nnllltt. Erm_ll' Sehrecte•o•t of Mr1. C. E. Sheets and Mrs. · N. J. �1 , ,rl� be gue1t ape . Pll:k�nbuf:1 :apeat S.tufday ev�• ien i9 eon valesc- verf!lry. O'Br t Rex w Mrs. y spent• 0. R. Shee1e ot Cro n Ci Mr, and. Mn. Dallas Will held ' llaby allten will be anllahle for · int ;-ber Mr. 'f!Ui Caln Erwin Mn. and and Hos'lilte!l'.i Mr1. Dean Valley Pleasant the with their 1i1ter and ing at thole chlldl'fln who mud ftt • 'N• Thought for today: Trl11h writer a birthday parly Sa t urdoy in hon• Wednesday Mrs. Marvin Ke.ebaugb or Chea• Brinker arid ftJD-ilf. , ' aunt, Mrs. J. D. Rouah and visi ted , pit.al followlng aurgery. She will or of their son Arthur's 8th George Bern:.1rd Sha w sol d : "Si• 111.!'1 paroni, lo meeting. Kn. Doualb Cltcle &rut F1orhi rthdoy, when members of his with Mrs. 0. M. Wogan of Pome­ re turn to the home of her dau- ter spent Mond■y eve{ling Jn OctoNr 19 ,nee Circle Yll�� ]lri 1011· Mn. Charleston. Co n tinuous open eompetlt i ve riv. Jenee ls 1 he most perrcct expres• family go t hered t o spend the roy HD who wos seriously ill. l Eichinger for a Pau Mrs. a:hler The Red Cro.11, Board w ill mr.-t ii st•rv ice Sunday callers at lbe P. R. Jim P1ttenon or ColUJll�qt �­ l ion s ha\'e heen sion of scorn.•· Noah Hurley left the first o( longer convalescence. day with hiM. A chicken dinne r �ober 11 ■l 1:,5 p. ni. .LIL t he i n s u g u ratt,CKaminn home were 'Mr. and · ltlrl, �: :eudea 111..4 Mrt. Randolph d hy t h<' Ohio Depart• Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Norris and was !Jt!rved 11110 to his great unc le the week ror a business trip t o bealth otflte In Pomeroy. Mrs. Arlie "_lf' n l �1£ Slate Pcr!ionnel for posi• Barll:er of Colum\i,1 ,Ra,mond · soaet . ofi. CQ{qmbu■ the t spen i ngton Clar daughter, and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chicago. October 17 l111/H!clion Will Be and Mn. Marvin n. •pent the '11.�et en1i with Mr_. and lwn!J in clu11!fkn needed lo Allen . Hayman, Racine, spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Ponohew. T)te Wlllin.11 workon Class or fill vacant•i f's I n l h1<ions t,f Ches�: , Mt■, l{op\et; Cli:c:le atid t,,m�L �ugh daughter and ' v 11 riuus d eJrn r l• Tue.,tay For D Of A Saturda y wllh his sililers 111t East CJ"arence Curtis. the Enterprl.11� EUH Church w lll mcn t11 o l ht' Mfa. Da•� ¥ot>r41 'Vh!ttf4 Mn. Mrs. De l la Childers is employ , Mn. Ru■hla hai reShu,mw■t Eichinger Max: stale f Mrs. and SNvire Mr. . Letart. Cheater Cound l 323 Daughters t a ma,ked Halloween parly in The (•ontlnuous l!Xllmlna tiuns, rm of America w ill meet In regular ed in tl'Je home of Mrs. J. D. mov ed Into the , turned .home afll;r vi�ltlni re1a• , Doulla1 GJt(Je, We!JntlJ'.lay. daughter and church basemen!, Monday Ill innovali un in !he proC;>.'tHi Mi. and · Mn. Buren Dul)5):■n of tivet In Akron, New Cestle lftd Morgan apt. on Athens Road. ng of · session Tuesday al 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Roush. p. m . There will be a 2!5e applir'an1 R- ror positions W, Y1- , ,· cal1ed ' on Mr. and · Clifton, Woodsfield. Mra. Shu waa waf m Kunze land l Ro J. Mrs. Mr. and in lhe stale Mr. and Mrs. nonald Yockey Edith ' Wakely, d h1trirl deputy, ,v�h bal and pie and coff.i.·e will he !INVkc, 11ru rurrenlly s. OiN!Je and ramU, ul11I o D cc a Mr ompanied son-tn home her by bl!ln,11 con• will be present and cond uct in­ of R11rlne RD I called on Mr11. or Wlnterse t, O., were Sunday October II · .., . Thunda.y. law and durli•,I for Clerk-Sl rno,11rnphers 1 . spection. Members are ask to J. D. Roush recen t ly. daughter, Mr. Mn. and Law' Mrs. Mr. or and riight guests The Friendly Circle or the FPd- I l l nti IV. Salaries $4 • • and ,C,iend of Tim m )' Dunc a n H. A Sedgwick of Shade, 0. rence Eblen and famil)•. 20 to $690 w ear w hite dresses. a Mr. and Mrs. Evere tt Treading tflle' Church wnl tneet Tu esday 111 C' lerk C1ifton tffning �ently IQ iptnt Mra. John Rolie, Mrs. A. D. TUt­ Mrs. Charle, Notrll and family · Typists I. II, and III, SalThe Robert Musaer family pur• . � 1·1 i,, m. at the church. tle and M ra. Glenn Tuttle .11pent chased t he Charles Diehl pro- of Norwalk were eaUers berf Sat- with l!rt agd' �t•• Edton RO�. , nries $2 l 0 lo $340; Liquor Control - d' -•• Tue1day In Parkenburg. urday and alto looklnf after proI n ves l I g alor .!1 11 1 and IV. Salari .-s 1, • perty. .:i.l._�1 meetlna: tor all Oemocralic $720 AOROSS Mr. and Mn. Dayton McElroy pert)' interests. 2, White ant. 20. Poke 10 $860: Soria! W1>rke rB [ II I l 11rence Swauger C Mrs. Mr. and .1 "· �lnft CommllU.'<'hlen, the Meli(s II IIIHI IV. Sulari('!I J. J'onn. ot (VU.) &nd d■ua:hter, Linda, and grand­ or Col umbus and Mrs. Ray Swau- · Allen amall son or Mr.- and Mrs. 141111'1 � •, . 11. carun.� $420 to $09(1 C,unty Wome11' 11 Deinnrn11ic> Cluh potter'• 3. Ripped . · · · ,� ,...� nut � faon or M orrow, and Mrs. Martha ger or Crooksville visited Mr. and B. Wallace of Little Hocl:ln& I.i ut1cl C'linl<'ul Psyc-hologl�ts I. n, /� t-� U:el11 Coun ty Club w ill t• Ill nnd rV. Safories , � - ti. �d�. Allct y, 8ern11rtt wheel •· Female tree McElroy sand Ridge •pent Sat­ of while visiting teµ here Friday $420 lo $783 Mrs. Lawrence Eblen Tuesday. A� --•J• at the . Bradbury School. Tues· per mon t h. �. !� � E. Smith, Par­ 8. Blnck . aervant, 22. J'ront. u�d•y evenln& with Mrs. Amy Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobi &nd and broke bot� bone, In h ie ricij,t A,. •1 1 p. m. -(her.) 11, Comput line Wolfe. � forearm He was taken to eet.r=\ T.ltlH' rnr giving the eKamln• Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Rm1sell' �• , Ocolwr 19 :u. Celebel point aoldlan n:.i.•'i• Arm, �1ce • MIiton Tutlle spent the week attended revival aervkes at Poioi ersburg to hive the fracture re- . tl! lom is !l(' penctent upon l lw quanoxen (abbr.) " � � ,·� &"'.,u 1ne 11■n.1n■, '"fl' Tb� lt(lddJe�rt Lllt'r.iry C'luh lily of upplirnt lons receivPd ,&, Tavern · Md with hll lamlly here. Roclt Saturday evening. The Rev. duced. by the 1 ·SUtl■.nf 11, Arablllft I. Chlld'.11 me1( Wedrie11day a t 2 11 m. at 215. Solt .' · : ·· · Mn. A. D. Tuttle and M:rs. Amy , Mrs. Frin k Sprague ia a bual• n ,1111rlm('11I of Personnel. ac<'ordMcKinney le t!Vangelist play are& 28. Undtt qi:ot of Mra. Henry Nul1. Martha lllttd; ll�lta, Gene a �d . Wolf spent Tueaday afternoon wi t h in� lo Din•otor James T. Welsh. M rs. Nelle Tracy waa taken to nese visitors in Coluntb1.11. . JS. To cautlOtl f. Collllllella. (pmix) � lb wlll be a meeting of !hr ty t t Mare o ' � · •� � :au Mra. Jack Harrla of Bo w man's Run, Jhn Mrs. C!Cil R�!=�h��d �nil' frieq.d• : Whrn 11ufHcient Melg1 General Hospital Thunday l'- llo&.11 and tlon. l& Ood tpoit Little l..eau:ue al 7 plkalions ore filed,number of 11p. 1 Mr. and Mn. W, F. Sorden and . of Bockingport were visitors htre the Depart• ...._., w-I� , �ut.Q" Wolfe to evening and tater removed to the· 1'.ll111rs a. Two• of tho · ·· • � � • Wedne•d•Y evening al the nwnt will conduct examinatiom 1 fami ly or Columbu■ spent the week Foster Rest Home 11t Syracuse. Sal urd1y. 'A.nblaQ. In 10. wheeler 37. Baclc I "I 1 :t; Hill, · ened wllh Mn. Willi11n Sorden. Mr. and Mn. Gary Walton an� thf' t' f'!lll('cfive rlasHlfil'11llon1 In !�f ·''_ \'-��� 8_wan, NIJhla'' 9. Onlonllke Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey, Mra. s::1. Terrible 39. South n I �•. o.tober 20 Mn. J. M. Tuttle or Chester WI! · baby . ' ·· · � 1111Y or al l ritie11 convenient to the Colu , \ 8'11or o · (■me mbo. ve1etabl& f Sat\qday 1•. lbtcla­ Edna Schaefer, Ml'I. Shbi and 40, Pnp... -(of • The lel)lor Mothen Club or Mid- appli an , 110 . 1�:.·.:�!fd '. � fwain to Roa dtnner ,ue1 t of hi, son, Mr. and • IT r o $�pp ... f s tO. otherwlM y ahort ' Waltoq the wfUJ � far 1 as mat1on ABlble p lh Mn. , t and Ylai Ql.r. John ed . aon O publ­ c h , , . .-.� . ljiri!n, �• • Tt. Rl2, 1 ' d}ippoh WUI meet thlt Thursd a'y n lred or indka ted. Mn . ..\. D. Tuttle, Su{lday. l ment,, Ill 1t A. ..... an. BrJrhlly tll, A:ntat"CUo Don Geary Sr., Middleport, Sun• and Walli1rce famll.lea. < i l t raf • the high a nln choo 1 • v, a1l:l · ·. ,· ' ,.nlla Mr. and Mrs. M ilton TutUe and day. lflrYAllvt Mn. Laura Ruth, Mn. l)orq- �l!.-:! • - � COiored, n Colum bus, t'he examinatlc,ns 8 M , r n • or All mothe It T:SO. tnl �d M. �bo � .,.. � � � � U. lout ' 18. lllxlot family vi111tad her brother, Mr. rt"'1 tS, J'ono lJ.I c,u�rs at the Norman Schaefer th■ Rt!tbel, �11- Lilli11. Tllo.niu - Columbia. 1 , ,,._, ,.,�, reque,tod to allend the will hr glvf'n ln t he tHtlng room 20, Varlety o f .!ffl!fP , 21, Ol'ffk . 38. Juon•, iild Mn. Jack Clark at Athens, -� "" · 'v"t: · t8. Prlntar'ti of th•i Dl'portment or Pu1onnel in hom_e included Georae Mowery, and Mn. Rose ThomH lferl r tLGft6t ,Jni. �pher , . , lQ· Nathan ahlp Sllilda,'. the Ohio I)epartment1 Bulldtn1. Mr. and Mrtl. Charles Jeffers and ton in PoJnt :Jt1'ilfl�L •�ct' Oabt , .�.l.l' , J, ,; , Octobar 2' . ,a, Jlnemlu of Mr. 'itnd Mn. Floyd Ridenour of ions, Mr. and Mra. llarry Stahl, poll1 l11t weell:. ".'�"!, • • , · ,. · Dee. to \ � 'f'ill be I soup 1upper a nd �• 11 �- !!_1�, :.:.::.. Chettar , ,pent Sunday afternoon Mrs. Lester Brookover and Kathy I Lyla Ni i;hol1 Nl)N!aented :Jut· f--11�� • Oolonloo �n party ror the C"b Wil• wit� Mr. and Mrs. D. Tuttle. Lo A, ern � c■l hip • ICh901 th at Pullins. . ,: 17. Wllh m,.i,t II .' liln S!l'ltli 1( oct. 28, At t he Ll'hrl F'11Us ·•�"l"l , �, Rev. and Mu. Edward Griffith Ohio Slate Univ�!,: 111\11\fdai ,;: •�llf Center $er,m, will ,.. t. •tall1 . s.hult., and Mn. Mlfl Peanoll ,pent Mon. on lbt IHI IOf tlio 'ie,<011<1 N •:· llvtli. 11• It &:10 p. m. The public 111 ln­ ' , 1 �ley dily JD Columbua. Their llttle gnnd (� tlon1l Yo�lb �f�nee on u,� -� II.I aS ,eWli._ \'I� lo attend and e,eryone · • ... • 4·. M• -Tfana. a for lhem th i w � "home IOD carne "A IRl!I " i..•14, fo ked · i; m; e m ;a;a; ;.__ __ 7 visit. 8 The bir th t hday of m Mol1 er El -1.. o u.� · · · · · :: . . aa ===�:; ;;a den and the 18th weddln11: annlver·!iJra. Glenn Tuttle and dauahler, Mr. and Mfs. J1Ck Johnson o ( PTA wu h1ld1 Monda, eYQIOI sary of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Dale N itholKatby, attended the bridal thow• Columbus spent the week end at Oct. 3. Ladle•'· Velvetone INlffl �•.. tor i er for Patty Arno ld Hyael.1 at the lhe home of hls sister, Mn. Judy Halloween tarniv■I and Jltnei ,on ol 'llddleporl were jointly celeia,t!".'!. home of Mn. Joe Lawrente. brated with a 'potluck dinner Sun- • • " u. � Wel11, who i, in Meieg• General •�p�r to be held FrldaY,· 04 day evenin1. day 11 the home of F.lmer Molden Ho1pital. They visited her there. , 28. Sandwi ches, "i:'001 aid ' aj:ld aM .,,�, cranberry red, or Mn Lettie Sl)flli?er of Syracuse •nd Mr. :md Mra. Emmett MC!Casd°'9 Mrs. Ji:dna White and daughter. coffee w... ·lierv,a 1,t. tbt. • 1't4e.Q. ireen. -'· vl1Ued Rev . and Mr■. Edward Grir. Dixie oI Teats, w. Va, called on of the IJ!i�-l pi. key,· Oru.!t Run llnad. fith, Sunday. Allondlhi wero Mr. and . Mn. Mr1. JQbn 1>4!vlq'!' � lf'�en- , rela t ives h�re recen!ly. ,- 41,owtns Ill Mn. Jack Harri■ spent Sunday W:.Jq'IIIIII" Walter Swett, Carl)fintt;ir: Mr. and M,Sa:l. Jimmie Bailey spent Sat- bur1 w-1, 1 au.eat ln tbf �ID•! • ' · her aunt, Mr111. urday evening with Mr. and Mra. home S'½l)!i¥• afternoon with Mr1. Clarence Ogden, Dexter; Mr. 48. One• more Amy Wo lf. · and Mra. Dile Nlctlobon and d1ugh · Zenith Clieyali,r, of the U. S. A. H. Bailey. , ten, St11le and Martic,, Middleport; a Msrty Morarity of Syracuu spent �•vy •hO � ■itl�llJ ni !li1-p, HOLZIR HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. !me■I Molden, Mr. - nlll::'. the week etld w ith his 11andpar- eat ac:Wobt at llii�hi!, i Oclober 14: Sam· ent•1 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. McKay. ADMISSIONS, and Mr,. Everett Lee Hutton and apent the 'IJtekelKI lien wl llLI MY ;w"OUI IALII SLIPS 4T. Btoed uel EIIIIWO-rlh M-urphy, Rt. 2, Mc­ son, Carpent11r: Elmer Molden and 41. A•mblel , •lill>DLIPORT, OHIO Mr. and Mu. Hennan Caraon p1nnt1. Mr. and Mra. Edward Arthur; Be>th (NIil) Smith, Jr., attendeq ll?,, Harold Qrim m ■at, Chevali er. To�nl(J: Qe Mr. and Mn. 'Emmeu Mccaskey. g DOWII Rt. 1, No. 31, Vinton; � C, Cal"­ at Letart Ftld1y. :l. ��I l ·1 "' ... nahan, Rad.ne. Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Sl)encer of DAILI!'. CRYPl'OQUotE -. n....,•• how to work I&: DISCHAIIGIS, October tt, Mn. Chesltr called on the Cbarlu Spen\ C\.aN!nNJ Morris, A. C. Lillie, Mt), tf'r f•mlly Sunday. A X Y D L B A A. X R Clyde Soull\ar,I, �•� (llbaon. Mrs. la L O N O ll' ll l. L O W Mt. and Mr-. Murl Caraon of Sbirlef slie'etl. Mn. 't.ouis 'itir<hl, Qalena spent Sunday with hi1 bl:o-' Otlt Jetter .tfflply ■tand• to� another, In thla Nmplt A. Ii uN4 � IJmer ' Cintiil1>e!W,, Mn.' Ce­ Qler and 1l1ter-,n.•law, Mr. • and •r tha tm-.• L'1, X for th9 two O'a, •�- Bb\gle Jt,lten. apoe,.• ell iliner., Jol\n T!111-�•. ftan4y Mn. Herra■n. C.raon. trophlu, th• Jenrth and torm.a.uon. o, the wOl'dl � all DWL . , Hi,�!ll, �1!>1, l!arll,y, )In. It C• .ll&o!l °'1 U&• codl litter■ IN dlfttrtnt. .., , " , 1'1JA.VII Pott SIMlll4• Lorn - �,;d C.f�r. lloflo,a, !le-.,, Bo-, llr. lfld llrt. EdllOll Hobllotter .a. o.,p.._,. �..,.C_l!la �p -1111 lftd pl llldy winier up1n111 . ul '-le llolile, Ill\.' t° left SUbdl)' for Cltvelond Wlle,­ L 'l' II W ii: Jl Z O � II L .& B W :X ll l l ll . l!j. Sllil- lll(Ut Mlle St>rlll8, he la aJtendqlJ I tbreo dQ ... . V{ltllt( 0.Wna. �Ol - a� by the Comml� 1111 1111 frllndi, !Un m111 :r w o .a. v 11 a a, v 11 • r � o .a. v s. a l! 'l' �� CQIU!-,! -., T. e. P.dol. , tee on Bftcutive Deft-lopment of I 1' 'l' l4 W Ill � II: X W JI.-Z .a. I ' Jr. The Amerlean � · Auocla­ ( �L•, 1!11� TIIISDAY tlon, Tit• ltmlllll' ti natricted lo ' •• 'l'lllll!' Ju.'!' - - '!!,\QIIII Tbo A.f\elnooll Gil'cle of the cb:lef· olllcen ·01 blnu In �•lfl•IMY �AVINGS & LO�� co: 1.A.B.DURB: A.ND 'l'l"'1R �..,-�, • l'OtaetoJ BIPllal W..,_'a llbt, llra. Hobaletler will vlJII , ,-� •., �TJON, " 1 ·•· ""' W• . . -,. ...:. � 2-11 1 1, ..,_ lb her •Iller, llln. Hliel' II. 8'!dl>II'. wm m;.t II, � ..'l ·'1"111141Y, II I 9T Groll, " Shikor H1 11hto: •. � ...:r. . l � • • ' ' r I I I ---· ----- i I I '' i' '\ .r'; �Eastern Tak es Th ir d s vA C Win . ClevelandBro� NowOnly Room Mother• Clw,en - ---------,--- One In NFL With Clean Record A.t Portland PTA. Meet Cleveland Browns are sitting SCORES · Richards Named CLEVELAND (UPI) - TheLeague the , lfflStay Undefeated ln team in the loop with a clean record. erence Play On Saturday Manager Of Year I ·unf � Bob Ashley's Easlern Eagles stayed undefeated in• 'f IMl.e !_l:le SVAC Saturday night when they rolled over the Han'l'raee eleven 36 to 6 . t' � ltaglea were held to 8 I lmt and this lime it was the Ea �n. .IObltl 'Uu: flfllt half while lhf lads I gle'.s converted end, Lawre nod el to.ell Bill PrlddJ picked up J-!Hb.argen, going in for the touch • � I.: la Ule second half the Eigles down Momel)IS later Ea stern qu • rler .n becan to move, picking up 1 4 .J 1'91n� ln H<'h period to win their back, Nick Leonard. r�lled out third ,.-traiJ:ht Inside the Southern around end on a � yud J aunt and AlhleUr Conferen� agam- a touchdown. Coleman ran for the extra points and the Eastern ! i;· « , no "d:eteata. lltlM Ballard, 170 pound Sen- Eagles had a 36 to 6 conference !at, powered his way through the I win over Hannan-Trace. Eastern picked up 253 yards on •llldl• mid-way ill the first per�� ,1.,. the Eaglei, theb' first �he gro�nd and added 1 8 more Coleman added m the air for a total of 271 net · t, 1fter with a run and yards for the ball game. Hannan 1 the claarie■ of Bob Ashlt!y were Trace did just as well picking up , out !Ii front to stay. 147 on the ground and 40 in the f air for Hl l net )'ards. The Eagle, to o going into the secbown on 2 of 4 passes while Hanhit de· the riod Hannan-Trace pe ond · ·' \lea ta{lle fl.ghting back· They nan-Trace hit 4 of 9. However, , �I.rolled the hall most of the Eastern intercepted four Hanna ll d period and flipped I tou- aerial&. JtCOl'l .,_ J ....,· In the first down department -:�•uow.n ,PHI t o Fran k Clarrey . . teams were even, picking up both i , tilt.ID 1! )'ards out to pull w thin raa,e bt the bllh Oylnc Eagles. 1 2 each. Eastern Jost 30 yardi;Hton ''De ,ecand half ,tarted slow, penalties and Hannan • Trace Hannan-Trace had trouble holdlbtU, lay Goleman shot o(f tackli: fot· D yirds ind another Ea■t- i � g onto . the _ball, rumbling 9 1 eri �•- rout minute1 later lhat timea, losing twice to the Eagie5_ wu baclt' this time · Eastern fumbled once and lost ._-., ,.. .Coleman .. · · Irom • 71rda out Coleman took th e ha Ii · Next week the Eagles face the I birJ,ioU from Nkk Leonard North Gallla eleven in a game t,h ard Lac.Ide en rolled •b�t . ' &ow 0_11) ircnl,id end and another East- that could deside the out come of · em · 1�Uebdown. This time Ballard th e Southern Valley Atheltic Con � _.�,ct. f.be extra point, and the rerence. � Eillitl were out in front 22 to t ;��'1 t. · . a., a r. · · In · the fourth alan,a Hannan• Tr•� never thrtatened. !:astern m••�, Ote bail to lhe one '"d ' e. iil •pla yer In•JUred . Rut" ,· ever aw Game Action ' I I i I I N s . ATQENS, Ohio UPI - Thomas CoJUn,. , Wesl Vlr11inia Unlver1ity student, got hi■ tint tHte or tolle1e football without even Jet­ Una Jnte the 1ame. Collin■, 22, Woirlon, W. Va., aiu Injured on an end-around play when Pllyer-1 of both teams crash. ed Into the Werit V!r11inia bench ·J'rlday during a freshman reotball ••me with Ohio Unlver,ity. Collin,, who never ••w g11.me aeUon,• WH U•ted In 1ood conditlon wlth lea and back lnJurlet •1 Shelt.dnc Arm, m,1pital. ..... : 1 . 1 I - I I ' I I · IJ Unlled Pre11 lntern.tlon•I EAST SyracuH 21 P.nn State 15 Nawy 3.S Air Fore:• 3 P lthburfh 42 West v 1r1inla O Y■le 22 Cornell 6 H arvard I Columbl• 7 M1ryl1nd If CltmM>n 1 7 Holy CrON 9 Dartmouth I Princeton 36 Colgate 26 CoHt Guard A. 14 Amhertt 7 Miami (Ohio) 1 7 VUl■nov• 7 8 1utfleld St. 34 W. Va. St, 0 W, v •. Tech 21 N•wport New, 7 SOUTH V.M.I. 30 Y irainl• 1 6 Florid■ 12 Venderbllt 0 Dukt 1 7 North Carolina S�. 1 3 T•nMHN 20 AlalNma 7 Wake Fornt 13 North Ce,. 1 2 A ubu rn 9 Georgia Tech 7 Waah, & L .. 26 Randolph Ma. 3 Kentucky 3 Louisiana St, 0 Mitaltslppl 24 Tulane 1 3 Purdue 24 Ohio St. 2 1 We st• rn ReMr.,. 34 Afltthtny I Mlchl.,n St. 21 Notre O.me 0 Mlchl,.n 14 Northwest•rn 7 ' ·•■ ti v �~ ... K•nt St•t�11..- ,nu I W. Mich. 43 Wath. Mo. U. D , low, 21 Wltc n•l � :: � Ohio U. 6 Xn er l o o) 0 K...... 1 3 klahoma U (ti•> Nebr11k 1 1 f Army 9 1nd1•na M M•rciuttto 1 Wooat.r 41 Den 1Hn I 2 Wichita :25 Cincinnati I MlnnHota 2 1 llllnol• 10 BoW'ling GrHn 14 Tol•do 3 13 Wlttenber1 5 Tu:. A&M 1 4 Tex. Christian 14 ArkanM• 24 T••■1 23 aaylor 14 T•xff Tech, 7 I • Ri,e u Southe,n -hodi,t 0 WEST Wyoming 40 Colondo St. u. I Callfo,nia 27 dl ilo,nia 10 Wuhington 10 UCLA I COLUMBUS Uql - It � Oregon 21 W11hln,ton St, 1 2 00 loolball aeHon to everyone Utah St. 20 N.w M■ xlce 0 else, but Lo Ohio Stale cage Coach Fred T.iylor, basketball season started toda)'. The youthful-looklng mentor or the NCAA champion Buckeyes opened drills for the 1 96£Hlt aea­ eon today wlth four out of five starters on last rieason's club on HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI hand, man who wa1m't there won the The Heading the list of returning veterans waa All-American Jerry West Virginia Open 101( champloll• Lucu, the 6-B center whu Btar­ ship. 'Miat man Wl 8 Sam Snea . who red on the victoriouB U. s. Olym­ was so con\"l.nced that hir final pic baaketball team in Rome. round 3--under,par 67 Sunday IWJS­ INDIANAPOLIS UPI - Mau· n 't -good enough thal he packed u p rice Larry Wall, 69, one • Ume and left a n hour and a hillf before riding mechanic In the �•mile Art Wall Jr. c&me In one stroke race at IndlanapoUs Speedway, b<hlnd �Im. Snead'& 67 gave Mm. a...15-uo.dv, led .Saturday In I Veterans Ad· par total of lH for the"""S4, Jffl!ti" nlstratlon hospital. while Wall, who was tied with Snead after 38 holea, wound up with 196 dter a final round 68 on the par 70 Spi-lng Valley Country Club course. It w11.1 Snead'& ninth West Vir,ginl a Open title. "I WRS lou,y," said Snead after >his lut round -while Wall and Arnold Pal­ mer were stlil on the cour.11e ." I losl interest ·after that ninth hole." Jt was there he took a ,boa:ey five. • Stote 8eginS Oh10 Basketball Drills Today, Lucas Back MIDWEST �t;�::�1;• I • ' •. Man Who Wasn't There Wins W. Va. Open Championship TIOTTIIS IN ACTION YONKERS, N. Y, UPI _ The battle for (he wqrld trotting etar1 will re1ume at Yonkerll Raceway on Thursday when the IJnlted Na­ tion, Trot, for "°•000 ovel the l l•mlle route, is conteated. Cookie Lavai:etto, who led the Washington Senators to a fifth to place finish, was runnerup Richards in the balloting with seven votes, wh I· 1 e c Hey SI engeI or the pennant.winning New York Yankees received three votes. Under Riehard'1 leadership, the Orioles wound I.IP in secon d P 1act with an 89-65 record folf their highest finiah aince retu.rning to the American League in 1964, The IH-year-old Richards had the Oriole■ in first place II late as Sept. 9. regarded Richards, generally the tinest handler of pitchers in the game, has been mana,in11 in the majors 10 yean. He piloted the Chicago Whit2 Sox from l!ffil through IDM, leading thern to fourth plate on his fir,t Uy and to third place on three other oc­ casions. Fore,t Ro,e Couni,ll Ha, Good Atlends11ee Forest Rose Council, D1qhters of America, met inffg\llar h!uion with Ruth Oxley/Councjlor, pre­ siding and a aood attenaance. Deputy Ihla Fae Klmea gave a report on the 22nd biennial Na• tional session held at Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 3.5_ She waa acrompanled by State Publicity Edith Bett.lng, Chairman of Foreat Rose Council, and Distritt Deputy, Edith · Wakely · and Mrs. Mabley, Bertha B�ylor was reported =is having: lo1t her husband bJ death. Juanita Henderson was reported sick. I ' • 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-'Mtcldrej,oit; 0., Oct. 17, UMIO World today - atop the National FootbaU NEW YORK UPI - Paul RichBaltim ore Orioles ards, whose baBebaU world electri fied the with a spectacular bid for the pennant, today was earned the American Lea&ue 's "m.anager of the year" for 1960 by the United Press International. Richard• received 1 4 votes of a po88 ible 24 from UPl ' s board of buebal l ex perts, made up of writers in each of lhe ei Jht Ameriun Leaxue citie■. ' ' only The Browns chalked up their third Blraight victory, 48-7, by Dawson al quarterback during scoring on p15ses, runs, an I nter- most of the second half. Pren· ception and a kkkoff return tice Gautt, the former Oklahoma aigain■t the almo5t helpleis Dal· Sooner who operates behind las Cowboys Sunday in the Cot• Mitchell . gained 77 yard5 in 1 2 car.rieJJ, ton Bowl . Plum hit on six or ei&ht passeg Halfback Bobhy Mltchell was the offenaive star for the Browns with touchdown atrikes_ to Nagler with three touchdowns. One came and Mitchell. D.aw1on hat on eight on a second half klckorr return out ?f 1 3 pa11es to ruu the total pa�sing yardage or 192 . _ which went 00 yards. The victory celebration was i e The former lllinoi sl r, regarded a, on.e or the most reared run- �empe n;d som�what by a knee neri In the league tovk 8 flare injury to Clanking back Ray Ren· pass from Milt Plu� tor 46 yards fro. _ He le(t the ga�_e in �he first and lhe lint Bcore i n the open• period after a collunori with Tom ing period. In the second pe- i'ranckh1u1er, defensive back for riod. he swung around his own the Cowboys. X-rays were planned ri ght end for a 30 yard dalh into tod ,y.' , W h IIe DaIIIII Coach Tom Lanathe end zone. ry commented that the Cowboys Fullback Jimmy Brown went had played their worat game or al'(lund left end fer the nd the seaaon. ht: also admitted that � score in the aeeond period. · . the Browna were the beat team Rookie tackle Larry Stephen& , they had met '° far. frollt tt,e u.niventty or Teua, ■l· The Brown, will meet the Pha'i, . 10 . seore d ID · t�. llecqnd pertod· adelphla Eagles next-lor the 1ec­ . 'lb.e 200-poun� d�en seman picked ond time lbis sea10n. Cleveland off a ICl'flll PIii by Cowboy bande d the Eagles their only de­ quarterback Eddie LeBaron 1nd feat in the opening e-,ime. ran Sf yud1 for tbe la1t touch• down Of the flnt half. I A new, experlmenW 1y1tem of End Gern Nllg\er and rookie grape trelli1lng at the Ohio A,gri• fullback Jamie cat:eb also SCOl'ed. cultural Experiment Station booata a Na11ler gr bbed a . pas, from Plum for six yard, and his touc.hdown, augar content of the lruit, and Caleb, from Grambling Col­ lege, ,wept ria:ht end for the tinal Cleveland ■core. Billy Howton, former Cleveland end, enared two p1s1e1 to give the Cowbo:,ra their only score. He took one from Don Heinrich for 41 yard, to cet to the UI yard line and two piay-1 later shook Cree ror a 12 yard touchdown pitch. Tbe ea■e with which tbe Browns trampled t.be Cowt,oya «11� most of the second atrln1 to 1et Into the came. Coach Paul Brown inaJall�d Len . l!wt ptaft'ttt, llbr1aret Yost, Vl� , let ,IN•�J'!llla,flxtb Gradea, Gladya Bo­ When Portland PTA met Mon­ •� ltaii-1, · Sellars, Letha Proffitt, day Oct. 10 the followlnl Home· l>al:'l� �yr•, Iv■ Lawrence and Room Mot.hers were choaea for tdna Del.om:. Jean the Y•at UM0- 19Gl: SennUl•Etlhth Gradea: Carolyu MeKl!lvey, Hu.el Sayre, Fir1t-8eoond Grades: Dixie Smith,, Juanita Hurl■ , Martha Price, Dah Rourib, Grace Proffitt, ' , Lou Beegle. Freda Middleawart, Mary �fltt. Daisy Patteraon and Violet Wil• Cord. BOYS' Third-Fourth Grades: Patty Plc­ ken5, Grace Furbee, Mildred Fitch MAKES AI..L,AMER� BROOKLYN, N, Y. UPI Fred Munsch today became the 1 finl Long Island University JWim. mer ever to be picked to tbe All• Amerlica co]legiate 1wimmln.i team when be was uameld by tbe Colleee Swtmmina: Coaches As­ I sociation of America. Munacb w■1 named lo fill the 200-yard breut­ atroke position. 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Emmett Slethem of Lonf Qottom v l•lted cur\ Frederick1 Sunday a t, lernoon ' bc Mr. �nd Mra. Ch.rlea Ba ock are spending" several d-aYI Wlth their a;ra,ndton, Dorcel ·Babcock at Obe&o Mr. 'and ¥rt. Dayton Mcilroy and f�il)", M,r. and Mn. Ray Mc-t:Jroy and Kermit McElroy ·,.n or Morrow 1pent the week iwd with Mr. and Mr,. l\oland Torrence Mf•. Martha �e!!lro)'. · anit sons, dauchter Salty were Sunday Gt-1)� •�d Sbnday d inner gue111 of Ille' Mc- a:uests or ber D}Other, Mn. Harry tlrb)'• were )tr. and Mrs. Henry All�son or Racine. S�ncer ind son. Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baum ,pent l11t wee� m !l1•t Liverpool. Uffl IQ Mr. and Mra. Ch111rle...Woode of • . Cheller called on Mrs. Gertrude oci Warner Monday. If Mn. Y1trt111 I Johnsa" M�. and Mrs. Jtenry Spe_ ncer • �d Mn. Dan Marr 1pent the euly &on, Vance, •�d Mr. and Mn. W aid . .,_rt of last weet with her t1aua:hte r Spencer •�n't l'riday niiht a nd Mn. Milton Roush and 1amllr litf S,tuf(lay -�th M'.r. _■nd Mr1. 1'attJ CIIJto . n s"'_neer at Port Clii,ton. Th�y alto �'- and Mt'4, L. >J. Ste'f�fJ; Bar­ . rl vialt� Mr .. and Mrs S� � S� l)' 10� Gi;_�e. Mi�plepo� �"nt _, and re'!IIIJ: 1t R�lana, arid_ �r. •� We4<!n��Y ave!'ljl"!I \fltf.r hi� Pi!ir• Jti. to�• Raap In �,a. eh!, v,. and . Mr�. Y.wrevct . -:, · · Sfe'w• M:r. a'f0 Mri'.' Elhi Randb�p� of aft,. ' -:r w'OOstei' -'�isJte� h� couai_n ,' Mt. an� ' ' Mt tnd P!(r�. �&cl,: w._�all dr Sun=, Point P,euint visited Witl\ 1_rs, ��elJ Bu� �nd �- an� i)'. ._P.2 n Jo�nson on Thursday. M.n . f . Mr. and Mn. Kitchel Holl" a� ... UM)' '�\',wa,rl 0� Di'111ond, '\'{. VL Or ute1an4, ·n. , l(t" iJ!ei,ctl'ial\ni� JoM-69n New Ha­ -: tnc �me tl�e W ith Hr. .. 'V�JI SP;fll\ T.ues<liy �ith Mrl. LfsMlUord Frededtk. . . \It[ for�an. ' F,Nol'.ic� , �• John50:n, L� J��nsoi:1, -Mrt. , P.t-X - Yoµng, Jane Johnson, Lo11 · . ei1n1tead �-•·1 ••4 }.,IJII� --r • ,Ei:,1 .ei I st.qr� •1¥>tt� for Mrt. .. .. o1 & ... �.,,..4, Tu•• ,. -., '111!1' . "' • . Y. e�t� l tll, ly Mrt. E'fflyn lrltklq l(rJ. Joy r.oremitn -.(!companied Mr. and Mrs. Don Landon at- Mn. .Arlr.ona Stewart and Mrs. Bet. ten�� the f�gers.l or her aunt ty Foreman of M ason on • shopat �U'on, t��ntlY. plna trip to Parkersburg Monday. Mrs. Grace_' .kuhn went to CanMr. and Mn. Oscar Fry or Rodton SuQ�IY W th� -:;!toiqe �f her · nj!y, Ohio, were rece'nt gueSta or 110n WOilam A:ulko. liid ramdy , Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marr. returned Mrs. Carl Le�ley Ralph Roush or Parker1burg horn'e frchn Columbu1 where she had· speftt Jbe past two week4 sp,ent the early part or the 1"eek wnh her dauil:htet an� family re- h·ere with his aunt, Mrs. ,Julia Van covering from a heart condition. Matre and Mrs. Lizzie Stewart and Mr·, !n.d Mrs. Maynard Bahr of tiinily. $uhdaY. w)� hec, . ,, Mrs. Mai;;IU'e} Rosenberaer ol Ch�t,:t alsttYi· Md.' C. ·t::' Wooc:k' in ct Y>Uisa, Ke�iuCQ", is visitins inder­ lnitely hen; W4ij bet brother, Rich-husband. At- a.rd Fowlet an4 tl1.t parents, Mr. Miss 11111:1 �. Baker, Vfetk'fll� � h h�r and Mts. Ct �- J;]!.ililer. hen, Wooten apd Mr. ·-� �p1rents, Mr. and Itta. WAy Clar\ and family and .11� . visited Mr. childrf� bJ, 90J1.!m I we� end and Ml'a. �ayne ltjckles. , qC �; '' � Mra . • �:ffl• .. ..w Mr. aq� · ""· �b•rt llail?Y of Fowl�• aon J llr,. • . M� Dayt�n ·atefl•'tl{�, wiei«na ' h,re . .�.R ..iei �nday , with hi• parerita Mr'.. ihd · M'i'1. fami his ':ll, Fon Ib:JMy,. , , Ge � � ·_ "4'_ Stanlef Gary of Joh Mr. i:�4 .• ·• ._"' • • ,, Co)ilm,bU�� .. . .-, . ..,., i I 12:30 Queen for a Day ' ' l :00 About Fa'� 1 :30 Musical M111tlnee .. . . 'l:tlO Dar In Coun 2:30 llqad,. 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Ed war d R of Pomeroy alld Mr. and Mr,. Elmer Kaylor and ,on Terry were Sunday gue1t1 of John Kay• .. . ., ,, . ' �' - ' ... ,; �, .. ,, ;• ' . . The Only • Complete Shop In The llend HACKm'S SOHIO ·. ._ __ . ' . ' ,.. . . . • L• ,. •I ' .. ..•... ll-· - . . • �Eastern Tak es Th ir d s vA C Win . ClevelandBro� NowOnly Room Mother• Clw,en - ---------,--- One In NFL With Clean Record A.t Portland PTA. Meet Cleveland Browns are sitting SCORES · Richards Named CLEVELAND (UPI) - TheLeague the , lfflStay Undefeated ln team in the loop with a clean record. erence Play On Saturday Manager Of Year I ·unf � Bob Ashley's Easlern Eagles stayed undefeated in• 'f IMl.e !_l:le SVAC Saturday night when they rolled over the Han'l'raee eleven 36 to 6 . t' � ltaglea were held to 8 I lmt and this lime it was the Ea �n. .IObltl 'Uu: flfllt half while lhf lads I gle'.s converted end, Lawre nod el to.ell Bill PrlddJ picked up J-!Hb.argen, going in for the touch • � I.: la Ule second half the Eigles down Momel)IS later Ea stern qu • rler .n becan to move, picking up 1 4 .J 1'91n� ln H<'h period to win their back, Nick Leonard. r�lled out third ,.-traiJ:ht Inside the Southern around end on a � yud J aunt and AlhleUr Conferen� agam- a touchdown. Coleman ran for the extra points and the Eastern ! i;· « , no "d:eteata. lltlM Ballard, 170 pound Sen- Eagles had a 36 to 6 conference !at, powered his way through the I win over Hannan-Trace. Eastern picked up 253 yards on •llldl• mid-way ill the first per�� ,1.,. the Eaglei, theb' first �he gro�nd and added 1 8 more Coleman added m the air for a total of 271 net · t, 1fter with a run and yards for the ball game. Hannan 1 the claarie■ of Bob Ashlt!y were Trace did just as well picking up , out !Ii front to stay. 147 on the ground and 40 in the f air for Hl l net )'ards. The Eagle, to o going into the secbown on 2 of 4 passes while Hanhit de· the riod Hannan-Trace pe ond · ·' \lea ta{lle fl.ghting back· They nan-Trace hit 4 of 9. However, , �I.rolled the hall most of the Eastern intercepted four Hanna ll d period and flipped I tou- aerial&. JtCOl'l .,_ J ....,· In the first down department -:�•uow.n ,PHI t o Fran k Clarrey . . teams were even, picking up both i , tilt.ID 1! )'ards out to pull w thin raa,e bt the bllh Oylnc Eagles. 1 2 each. Eastern Jost 30 yardi;Hton ''De ,ecand half ,tarted slow, penalties and Hannan • Trace Hannan-Trace had trouble holdlbtU, lay Goleman shot o(f tackli: fot· D yirds ind another Ea■t- i � g onto . the _ball, rumbling 9 1 eri �•- rout minute1 later lhat timea, losing twice to the Eagie5_ wu baclt' this time · Eastern fumbled once and lost ._-., ,.. .Coleman .. · · Irom • 71rda out Coleman took th e ha Ii · Next week the Eagles face the I birJ,ioU from Nkk Leonard North Gallla eleven in a game t,h ard Lac.Ide en rolled •b�t . ' &ow 0_11) ircnl,id end and another East- that could deside the out come of · em · 1�Uebdown. This time Ballard th e Southern Valley Atheltic Con � _.�,ct. f.be extra point, and the rerence. � Eillitl were out in front 22 to t ;��'1 t. · . a., a r. · · In · the fourth alan,a Hannan• Tr•� never thrtatened. !:astern m••�, Ote bail to lhe one '"d ' e. iil •pla yer In•JUred . Rut" ,· ever aw Game Action ' I I i I I N s . ATQENS, Ohio UPI - Thomas CoJUn,. , Wesl Vlr11inia Unlver1ity student, got hi■ tint tHte or tolle1e football without even Jet­ Una Jnte the 1ame. Collin■, 22, Woirlon, W. Va., aiu Injured on an end-around play when Pllyer-1 of both teams crash. ed Into the Werit V!r11inia bench ·J'rlday during a freshman reotball ••me with Ohio Unlver,ity. Collin,, who never ••w g11.me aeUon,• WH U•ted In 1ood conditlon wlth lea and back lnJurlet •1 Shelt.dnc Arm, m,1pital. ..... : 1 . 1 I - I I ' I I · IJ Unlled Pre11 lntern.tlon•I EAST SyracuH 21 P.nn State 15 Nawy 3.S Air Fore:• 3 P lthburfh 42 West v 1r1inla O Y■le 22 Cornell 6 H arvard I Columbl• 7 M1ryl1nd If CltmM>n 1 7 Holy CrON 9 Dartmouth I Princeton 36 Colgate 26 CoHt Guard A. 14 Amhertt 7 Miami (Ohio) 1 7 VUl■nov• 7 8 1utfleld St. 34 W. Va. St, 0 W, v •. Tech 21 N•wport New, 7 SOUTH V.M.I. 30 Y irainl• 1 6 Florid■ 12 Venderbllt 0 Dukt 1 7 North Carolina S�. 1 3 T•nMHN 20 AlalNma 7 Wake Fornt 13 North Ce,. 1 2 A ubu rn 9 Georgia Tech 7 Waah, & L .. 26 Randolph Ma. 3 Kentucky 3 Louisiana St, 0 Mitaltslppl 24 Tulane 1 3 Purdue 24 Ohio St. 2 1 We st• rn ReMr.,. 34 Afltthtny I Mlchl.,n St. 21 Notre O.me 0 Mlchl,.n 14 Northwest•rn 7 ' ·•■ ti v �~ ... K•nt St•t�11..- ,nu I W. Mich. 43 Wath. Mo. U. D , low, 21 Wltc n•l � :: � Ohio U. 6 Xn er l o o) 0 K...... 1 3 klahoma U (ti•> Nebr11k 1 1 f Army 9 1nd1•na M M•rciuttto 1 Wooat.r 41 Den 1Hn I 2 Wichita :25 Cincinnati I MlnnHota 2 1 llllnol• 10 BoW'ling GrHn 14 Tol•do 3 13 Wlttenber1 5 Tu:. A&M 1 4 Tex. Christian 14 ArkanM• 24 T••■1 23 aaylor 14 T•xff Tech, 7 I • Ri,e u Southe,n -hodi,t 0 WEST Wyoming 40 Colondo St. u. I Callfo,nia 27 dl ilo,nia 10 Wuhington 10 UCLA I COLUMBUS Uql - It � Oregon 21 W11hln,ton St, 1 2 00 loolball aeHon to everyone Utah St. 20 N.w M■ xlce 0 else, but Lo Ohio Stale cage Coach Fred T.iylor, basketball season started toda)'. The youthful-looklng mentor or the NCAA champion Buckeyes opened drills for the 1 96£Hlt aea­ eon today wlth four out of five starters on last rieason's club on HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI hand, man who wa1m't there won the The Heading the list of returning veterans waa All-American Jerry West Virginia Open 101( champloll• Lucu, the 6-B center whu Btar­ ship. 'Miat man Wl 8 Sam Snea . who red on the victoriouB U. s. Olym­ was so con\"l.nced that hir final pic baaketball team in Rome. round 3--under,par 67 Sunday IWJS­ INDIANAPOLIS UPI - Mau· n 't -good enough thal he packed u p rice Larry Wall, 69, one • Ume and left a n hour and a hillf before riding mechanic In the �•mile Art Wall Jr. c&me In one stroke race at IndlanapoUs Speedway, b<hlnd �Im. Snead'& 67 gave Mm. a...15-uo.dv, led .Saturday In I Veterans Ad· par total of lH for the"""S4, Jffl!ti" nlstratlon hospital. while Wall, who was tied with Snead after 38 holea, wound up with 196 dter a final round 68 on the par 70 Spi-lng Valley Country Club course. It w11.1 Snead'& ninth West Vir,ginl a Open title. "I WRS lou,y," said Snead after >his lut round -while Wall and Arnold Pal­ mer were stlil on the cour.11e ." I losl interest ·after that ninth hole." Jt was there he took a ,boa:ey five. • Stote 8eginS Oh10 Basketball Drills Today, Lucas Back MIDWEST �t;�::�1;• I • ' •. Man Who Wasn't There Wins W. Va. Open Championship TIOTTIIS IN ACTION YONKERS, N. Y, UPI _ The battle for (he wqrld trotting etar1 will re1ume at Yonkerll Raceway on Thursday when the IJnlted Na­ tion, Trot, for "°•000 ovel the l l•mlle route, is conteated. Cookie Lavai:etto, who led the Washington Senators to a fifth to place finish, was runnerup Richards in the balloting with seven votes, wh I· 1 e c Hey SI engeI or the pennant.winning New York Yankees received three votes. Under Riehard'1 leadership, the Orioles wound I.IP in secon d P 1act with an 89-65 record folf their highest finiah aince retu.rning to the American League in 1964, The IH-year-old Richards had the Oriole■ in first place II late as Sept. 9. regarded Richards, generally the tinest handler of pitchers in the game, has been mana,in11 in the majors 10 yean. He piloted the Chicago Whit2 Sox from l!ffil through IDM, leading thern to fourth plate on his fir,t Uy and to third place on three other oc­ casions. Fore,t Ro,e Couni,ll Ha, Good Atlends11ee Forest Rose Council, D1qhters of America, met inffg\llar h!uion with Ruth Oxley/Councjlor, pre­ siding and a aood attenaance. Deputy Ihla Fae Klmea gave a report on the 22nd biennial Na• tional session held at Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 3.5_ She waa acrompanled by State Publicity Edith Bett.lng, Chairman of Foreat Rose Council, and Distritt Deputy, Edith · Wakely · and Mrs. Mabley, Bertha B�ylor was reported =is having: lo1t her husband bJ death. Juanita Henderson was reported sick. I ' • 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-'Mtcldrej,oit; 0., Oct. 17, UMIO World today - atop the National FootbaU NEW YORK UPI - Paul RichBaltim ore Orioles ards, whose baBebaU world electri fied the with a spectacular bid for the pennant, today was earned the American Lea&ue 's "m.anager of the year" for 1960 by the United Press International. Richard• received 1 4 votes of a po88 ible 24 from UPl ' s board of buebal l ex perts, made up of writers in each of lhe ei Jht Ameriun Leaxue citie■. ' ' only The Browns chalked up their third Blraight victory, 48-7, by Dawson al quarterback during scoring on p15ses, runs, an I nter- most of the second half. Pren· ception and a kkkoff return tice Gautt, the former Oklahoma aigain■t the almo5t helpleis Dal· Sooner who operates behind las Cowboys Sunday in the Cot• Mitchell . gained 77 yard5 in 1 2 car.rieJJ, ton Bowl . Plum hit on six or ei&ht passeg Halfback Bobhy Mltchell was the offenaive star for the Browns with touchdown atrikes_ to Nagler with three touchdowns. One came and Mitchell. D.aw1on hat on eight on a second half klckorr return out ?f 1 3 pa11es to ruu the total pa�sing yardage or 192 . _ which went 00 yards. The victory celebration was i e The former lllinoi sl r, regarded a, on.e or the most reared run- �empe n;d som�what by a knee neri In the league tovk 8 flare injury to Clanking back Ray Ren· pass from Milt Plu� tor 46 yards fro. _ He le(t the ga�_e in �he first and lhe lint Bcore i n the open• period after a collunori with Tom ing period. In the second pe- i'ranckh1u1er, defensive back for riod. he swung around his own the Cowboys. X-rays were planned ri ght end for a 30 yard dalh into tod ,y.' , W h IIe DaIIIII Coach Tom Lanathe end zone. ry commented that the Cowboys Fullback Jimmy Brown went had played their worat game or al'(lund left end fer the nd the seaaon. ht: also admitted that � score in the aeeond period. · . the Browna were the beat team Rookie tackle Larry Stephen& , they had met '° far. frollt tt,e u.niventty or Teua, ■l· The Brown, will meet the Pha'i, . 10 . seore d ID · t�. llecqnd pertod· adelphla Eagles next-lor the 1ec­ . 'lb.e 200-poun� d�en seman picked ond time lbis sea10n. Cleveland off a ICl'flll PIii by Cowboy bande d the Eagles their only de­ quarterback Eddie LeBaron 1nd feat in the opening e-,ime. ran Sf yud1 for tbe la1t touch• down Of the flnt half. I A new, experlmenW 1y1tem of End Gern Nllg\er and rookie grape trelli1lng at the Ohio A,gri• fullback Jamie cat:eb also SCOl'ed. cultural Experiment Station booata a Na11ler gr bbed a . pas, from Plum for six yard, and his touc.hdown, augar content of the lruit, and Caleb, from Grambling Col­ lege, ,wept ria:ht end for the tinal Cleveland ■core. Billy Howton, former Cleveland end, enared two p1s1e1 to give the Cowbo:,ra their only score. He took one from Don Heinrich for 41 yard, to cet to the UI yard line and two piay-1 later shook Cree ror a 12 yard touchdown pitch. Tbe ea■e with which tbe Browns trampled t.be Cowt,oya «11� most of the second atrln1 to 1et Into the came. Coach Paul Brown inaJall�d Len . l!wt ptaft'ttt, llbr1aret Yost, Vl� , let ,IN•�J'!llla,flxtb Gradea, Gladya Bo­ When Portland PTA met Mon­ •� ltaii-1, · Sellars, Letha Proffitt, day Oct. 10 the followlnl Home· l>al:'l� �yr•, Iv■ Lawrence and Room Mot.hers were choaea for tdna Del.om:. Jean the Y•at UM0- 19Gl: SennUl•Etlhth Gradea: Carolyu MeKl!lvey, Hu.el Sayre, Fir1t-8eoond Grades: Dixie Smith,, Juanita Hurl■ , Martha Price, Dah Rourib, Grace Proffitt, ' , Lou Beegle. Freda Middleawart, Mary �fltt. Daisy Patteraon and Violet Wil• Cord. BOYS' Third-Fourth Grades: Patty Plc­ ken5, Grace Furbee, Mildred Fitch MAKES AI..L,AMER� BROOKLYN, N, Y. UPI Fred Munsch today became the 1 finl Long Island University JWim. mer ever to be picked to tbe All• Amerlica co]legiate 1wimmln.i team when be was uameld by tbe Colleee Swtmmina: Coaches As­ I sociation of America. Munacb w■1 named lo fill the 200-yard breut­ atroke position. I WORK SHOES Sizes I Begin Al Small !O's $4.99 and $5.49 THE SHOE BOX IIIIDDLEl'OllT \ Chahnei 3-Mondcp, :,:: f:00 Make •� •• " • ' :' . pq,� / \. N . W. COMPTON, O. ,D. ' OPTOMETRIST Offlte Houro: 9 lo 12, 2 lo S (Clooe al Noon on Tbun,) � .C<!urt Street, Pomer07 ' 1 .llltte tlltrl ' N••"1 miybady money II tlmlL Thll'l't,liy'• .,. hlrl . . . ta put the, moa.,,· 1a your. handa f(Ui!=kly, prlVlllly· lnf ICDnl!ffllcally. Ya11 m111••-lt. We 1upply IL Dur !Irma mu, II PIUSI JIii in IVIIJ •.,. are 4 · 80 $:00 �:30 8:00 8:11 1:215 6:30 8:"5 7:t)O 7:30 8::1() 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 Room tor Dadd; t l:IO Hey's Hollywood t2:00 Steamboat BID lZ'..JO Sheen& Queen of the Jungle 1:00 Muaic In the Round 1:10 Jim Th■dter Show 2: 20 Weathl!rCHl 2:30 N&W1 Pictul'e 3:00 Buntlu,- Brlnne, 11tt.4t 3:30 lfuclr:leberry Hound 4:00 Riverbolft 4:30 Tales pr Well.11 Fargo 6:00 Klondike 5:30 Dantl! 6:00 Barbara Stanwyck Show 6 : 15 �f�P.OI ]lqwling 6:a5 6:30 :1',. ��,� • •• IB .• '1.! • ' • • ' fLlf• Sbow Si.,. OIi 6:43 f ·"O l:lltl 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 1 : 10 ' 1 : 16 : 1:00 i$k eti�np"l 3-1 Ul=Sday � SI�• bn Cohtinental Cl11s Room 7 � TOd17 9:00 Welcome Neighbors P:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 1'=00 Doup Re Iii �=� J PAS S E $ -O U T · •••MONEY r i I• •� .H.mttril'an �"!.nasltff ll:lt Cl'pt'.liln GalI,nt s:04l Wlili'lYblrdk • • 'four £8IO ll:e,ada e:40 W•ath� Teller 15:U John Dab N"tWI, 7 :00 • Pres� •Oonference 7·30 Chevenne 8:30 Surfside Six ) 9:30 Adventures In Paradise 10:30 Peter Gunn U.:00 1.'he New, Ton1'bt \!.10 Scannlng the Wea\ber 11:115 &port Report U:20 Lale Show right . . at ftepc,Jt 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 0:00 10:30 l l :00 1 1 :10 1 1 :13 '. 1:20 f:Jrtoon Spectaculir Romper Room Movle Morning Court Love That Bob · The Texan 8:00 6:30 9:00 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 12:00 SO MODERN ! la'J'� Joltn f11.ly JiteWI Honeymoonei'I Bugs Bunny The Riflem,n Wyatt Earp Stagecos.ch West A.coa Preaeate TBA The NeWS Tonight Scanning the weatller Sports Report Lati Show !ft.,. 7:80 . f:G e:OO e.. f:01 t· 4:811 l:CIP f:00 - 9:� Bteakw1 ParlJ , C.oflee Time t0:11 swap Shop ,LtJo �e� Readlinet Korttlnil Devou... lfl:JIO · · :ff . ,.. · '· ·�-s,- be . 8·"'< * 1:1. ' • -· : • rNe,.. a.,.dllnu -· - · I' • '. ;eoi . . :. 1'�untay 1n11 1".llr. Job's done i' !I.� N.MICY DO YOU J:)0 THAT, ROL.L.O � ,'--.J ! ,.� - - .;. _ J;,1,,11�FEW L!"':".! � - . - "" \ . ..... . i� :·:·,..., ' , ... .' • .. \ '. I,. " . , ' ' ·I • . : '-. .) ', ' ' r.. ,,.c , . ... . . , ' . · ·• .�.. '. :i,:,i .�..,;,, , ,'\,· , ' · · 11 · · · , AM , •<�- ,c,; ' ,'' •'· , �- ,. . : ' . , ,.,. ' ' ,1'·-w- • fu, , ?(0'11t N,e.,,- the rlfhl price. ,. .,. qJ' .�IWl r= . � .Mason Coun� Juat For YoQ Ne"' Hudllneo J111t For You Non Juat tor Yo• Calling on Pt. PlNllllt Newe Headline, Muaic Go .Rowid Nen lluat1 GoIadllneo loucl Neri lie, lneo Mll!ile lio . lloun4 �• ii'�. . . l!�i .:., Skip the dull $tuff. 17,(1 nQ l<i" VOIJ 1 UR.T,..Tht �inutt 11:00 11 (l'clocl: 1 1 : 10 A Loo� 'it tlie Weathoq ' 1 1 : 15 Theatet 13 dllnet Breatfa,t Party Piclr:ens Hardware Sbo,w Breakfast Part.,' New, lleadllneo 3porta Repors Breatlut Part, Newt Breatftat Part, NewB Beadlint1 Party i'fewe wn lrlnts Y� lh ' ;; ·,Dl'O Daily � Sehedwe- ' fr,. ·,;i;r�, qf �ts- h ihar o, gq,�'4 r £lonn� 3 Tuesda1; :,': �� �;�:.� �40� , 10:00 The Ga,ey !ol'!1!!'9 t:•18' ::Lln 'ltanlU<IO ·o,r· ·· • ' DD � •�I!!� w.. · �•t"• ffl •�f �ao 12:30 1:00 1:02 l:BO 1::10 2,00 3:00 8:02 l:SO 1:811 ncr ·Mft. Tupp..n: Plains New• � W•e.k ol : _,.,a, • P,ldoJI : · l:On WE APPRECIATE 'l'OlJR COMt>-16 10 GREET U5, Of.l,llELOVED MAHARA..11\HI." (��l,r, �r:f1':�nm�� ... l;arlobil 'nitalu' -tD:(iQ· December Jlttde · ia:10 Video Village R£ALL'a':7 ancl West Cof b• S ety News •I Tlli,; . . .. because Electric ity provides E�AM_�k��S. clothes drying PCl'IUTION EXl'I.D60i ' .i.� • ·�:.00 L<\l" Life Tile Brtlhter D•y 11:30 ' Seo� 11:or · Tom,.... The � �torm :i:45 Th'o ;)oldin& Ulll1 Tlie E/lae bt' Nl,illt , 1 :� I,i!e ol Riley The Throe Sloofe!I Artbut l.'Stji1tb, Ji... ' 1:;io) Jij, the World Tmu A i...t al ttie Wea.'!,• 2:00 Full Circle Sporto,opl! . l!o•.. P.-r A"'°' , 'ii' '1,n4J 1:00 Tlie llilllfllillln ';® 11'1)!.li!ll �I II 1:30 V� .11 Y<>� th , ,f·\Jli , .To. t.Jl the• .. llot_ ' ,' l _ , � � ,v..·:.>i • - F., • · �ft:;i;'l',_..., _·i 1 r�• . r rtnil nJ ·IJi, u dy ••· : N !It l:lf' Danl\JI Tho,.is Show ';.; 0 iJtoorltl! ' 't!ie l:OO , . •:l!O AndY, Griffith Show s.n1ta , Ari. J ·OO ..�- , ��'7' v.ii. · !U · -r , IO�OO • l!enne,sey wn W111t111,r, �• at � A, \•;;, C�unWo . 1D:i!0". Pre1ldonU'1 o::10 '!WOO.. Ne.. · '1: • �:ad A,fuo0 & -:And, o,., ; A LoOli · at the tt:i 7:00 Adventure 1-tall of Fame • U::1 neater 1a ' , -� 8:30 Dobie Gillis - When our speciallala repair that the HlUlUey-Brinkley C.,,oomaal.l wram1e Hitchcock Preaenu 'nlnller Dow Hour of Mysteriea; News Weather«■ t Jack Paar Sho1" . Sign Ofi !T!i ALL PART OF THE - I •�· ' v.cut�: -�� �r.n�AINI �19 �n Tin �:00 W}\i_.rlybirdB it� "(� t.� R--onlta 8:(0 Weather· Teller :::, =:i�• iure w l:Ofl Channel 3-1 uesda) l:OI . can Mate Room for Daddy Here •, Hollywood BtelUDboat Bill o,JtMdter woody ?\luBic U} the Round Jim niacker Sllow W.ea�.hertQt . Nel\ls P•tire ,:ap ------- 1:05 S:JO • 1:35 1:00 you t •'311'' 'f\'fVef�..,..,.at . 41H lk• - D, J. McBride and aoq, JC,tineth 1 or Eaat Liverpool •�nt the WH� end <,,,1th Mr. and Mn. .Curt Frederick. Mn. Emeraon Pooler of Wei t Larayetlfl la apendlne the week at the home of her parent.a, ¼-. tnd Mra. Paul Kelley. Emmett Slethem of Lonf Qottom v l•lted cur\ Frederick1 Sunday a t, lernoon ' bc Mr. �nd Mra. Ch.rlea Ba ock are spending" several d-aYI Wlth their a;ra,ndton, Dorcel ·Babcock at Obe&o Mr. 'and ¥rt. Dayton Mcilroy and f�il)", M,r. and Mn. Ray Mc-t:Jroy and Kermit McElroy ·,.n or Morrow 1pent the week iwd with Mr. and Mr,. l\oland Torrence Mf•. Martha �e!!lro)'. · anit sons, dauchter Salty were Sunday Gt-1)� •�d Sbnday d inner gue111 of Ille' Mc- a:uests or ber D}Other, Mn. Harry tlrb)'• were )tr. and Mrs. Henry All�son or Racine. S�ncer ind son. Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baum ,pent l11t wee� m !l1•t Liverpool. Uffl IQ Mr. and Mra. Ch111rle...Woode of • . Cheller called on Mrs. Gertrude oci Warner Monday. If Mn. Y1trt111 I Johnsa" M�. and Mrs. Jtenry Spe_ ncer • �d Mn. Dan Marr 1pent the euly &on, Vance, •�d Mr. and Mn. W aid . .,_rt of last weet with her t1aua:hte r Spencer •�n't l'riday niiht a nd Mn. Milton Roush and 1amllr litf S,tuf(lay -�th M'.r. _■nd Mr1. 1'attJ CIIJto . n s"'_neer at Port Clii,ton. Th�y alto �'- and Mt'4, L. >J. Ste'f�fJ; Bar­ . rl vialt� Mr .. and Mrs S� � S� l)' 10� Gi;_�e. Mi�plepo� �"nt _, and re'!IIIJ: 1t R�lana, arid_ �r. •� We4<!n��Y ave!'ljl"!I \fltf.r hi� Pi!ir• Jti. to�• Raap In �,a. eh!, v,. and . Mr�. Y.wrevct . -:, · · Sfe'w• M:r. a'f0 Mri'.' Elhi Randb�p� of aft,. ' -:r w'OOstei' -'�isJte� h� couai_n ,' Mt. an� ' ' Mt tnd P!(r�. �&cl,: w._�all dr Sun=, Point P,euint visited Witl\ 1_rs, ��elJ Bu� �nd �- an� i)'. ._P.2 n Jo�nson on Thursday. M.n . f . Mr. and Mn. Kitchel Holl" a� ... UM)' '�\',wa,rl 0� Di'111ond, '\'{. VL Or ute1an4, ·n. , l(t" iJ!ei,ctl'ial\ni� JoM-69n New Ha­ -: tnc �me tl�e W ith Hr. .. 'V�JI SP;fll\ T.ues<liy �ith Mrl. LfsMlUord Frededtk. . . \It[ for�an. ' F,Nol'.ic� , �• John50:n, L� J��nsoi:1, -Mrt. , P.t-X - Yoµng, Jane Johnson, Lo11 · . ei1n1tead �-•·1 ••4 }.,IJII� --r • ,Ei:,1 .ei I st.qr� •1¥>tt� for Mrt. .. .. o1 & ... �.,,..4, Tu•• ,. -., '111!1' . "' • . Y. e�t� l tll, ly Mrt. E'fflyn lrltklq l(rJ. Joy r.oremitn -.(!companied Mr. and Mrs. Don Landon at- Mn. .Arlr.ona Stewart and Mrs. Bet. ten�� the f�gers.l or her aunt ty Foreman of M ason on • shopat �U'on, t��ntlY. plna trip to Parkersburg Monday. Mrs. Grace_' .kuhn went to CanMr. and Mn. Oscar Fry or Rodton SuQ�IY W th� -:;!toiqe �f her · nj!y, Ohio, were rece'nt gueSta or 110n WOilam A:ulko. liid ramdy , Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marr. returned Mrs. Carl Le�ley Ralph Roush or Parker1burg horn'e frchn Columbu1 where she had· speftt Jbe past two week4 sp,ent the early part or the 1"eek wnh her dauil:htet an� family re- h·ere with his aunt, Mrs. ,Julia Van covering from a heart condition. Matre and Mrs. Lizzie Stewart and Mr·, !n.d Mrs. Maynard Bahr of tiinily. $uhdaY. w)� hec, . ,, Mrs. Mai;;IU'e} Rosenberaer ol Ch�t,:t alsttYi· Md.' C. ·t::' Wooc:k' in ct Y>Uisa, Ke�iuCQ", is visitins inder­ lnitely hen; W4ij bet brother, Rich-husband. At- a.rd Fowlet an4 tl1.t parents, Mr. Miss 11111:1 �. Baker, Vfetk'fll� � h h�r and Mts. Ct �- J;]!.ililer. hen, Wooten apd Mr. ·-� �p1rents, Mr. and Itta. WAy Clar\ and family and .11� . visited Mr. childrf� bJ, 90J1.!m I we� end and Ml'a. �ayne ltjckles. , qC �; '' � Mra . • �:ffl• .. ..w Mr. aq� · ""· �b•rt llail?Y of Fowl�• aon J llr,. • . M� Dayt�n ·atefl•'tl{�, wiei«na ' h,re . .�.R ..iei �nday , with hi• parerita Mr'.. ihd · M'i'1. fami his ':ll, Fon Ib:JMy,. , , Ge � � ·_ "4'_ Stanlef Gary of Joh Mr. i:�4 .• ·• ._"' • • ,, Co)ilm,bU�� .. . .-, . ..,., i I 12:30 Queen for a Day ' ' l :00 About Fa'� 1 :30 Musical M111tlnee .. . . 'l:tlO Dar In Coun 2:30 llqad,. I<) lleallty ll:O!J {le-al the Clock Ua...:.laJ. --• 8 - �IVIIII Ch , an� l:t10 1:Jtl 11a1N1 l:QO 1:00 1,14 . O:l!O s,11> DONE THE RIGHT WAY radiator, �lay Yo· IU' Huneb: Price i, ljllh1 ConeentnUon "n'uth or Conaequencea It. Could Be Yoa Mid Day New, Movietlme Woman', World Lor.a.ta Young •ne,ter Youn.i Dr. Malone From The1e E:,ot, -Wt; HS.-TV �Ctaan111t __,8- c��,���� RADIATOR REPAIRS your Oak Hl· 11 News EV8tUll t1;f11 WN k _h n., Mr TI ��V� Sl 9'( <iU IQ C. WSAZ-TV Ch qnne.1 I , a,ltb h,r parent,, M,. and lln, Dana Hottman. Kr. an4 Mr1. Jarnea Parr and dau(kler of Atbam and another, -■. Vir1in�a Pnr or Pariers­ bU\·I 1pel)t 81,Jnday wilb Rev, and Mrs. W. W. Brau and helped him celebrate hi, epth birthday. Mn. Effie Saundera w11 a gul!■t Wl!dnelday of Mn. Carrie Bahr. . Mr■• Carrie Bahr and ,on, Mr. and Mn. Golden_ Bahr of Athena are 11oln1 to C.htornla for • few days vl1H , then on to Florida where they wlll apend the wj n­ ter. llr. and .,__ eu ter m.n1. Ed war d R of Pomeroy alld Mr. and Mr,. Elmer Kaylor and ,on Terry were Sunday gue1t1 of John Kay• .. . ., ,, . ' �' - ' ... ,; �, .. ,, ;• ' . . The Only • Complete Shop In The llend HACKm'S SOHIO ·. ._ __ . ' . ' ,.. . . . • L• ,. •I ' .. ..•... ll-· - . . • �,. � •• h- & Ultt c Ar t� stu Oh1o !,l", l�lh & Hl;;h lii, Ob ul, nib ro\n .,, � ( R ESTAURANT %18 E. MIID SI. Pomeroy Ohio Open 6 A.M. t. 10 PM. D•ily Featvri1.19 ... &roasted • Chicken Beaullful Orpn Music • Trei11ure the memories of family happin.eai ____________ and bappineu alway• COQlet when the fal!lilY eats out • Wonderful Food • Superb Service • Friendly Atmosphere ., For Men and Boys '• SMITH «OTHING CO. Middleport, Ohio f111'. BeautHul Cleaning of Good Carpets • USE 'ILUE LUSTRE .Free U,e ol Slwnpoo B1111h Tool- With.Your Piirohiioe of Bloe Luoter Chu,r•ch Elders Mn .. EetMr Wriaht 11nd M, s. Wald Spencer relurne(I !\oml' FrlP pa d11y 11fler a vl1it In Newport New&. Va., with Mr■. Wdght's brother and 1dgter-ln-la.w, Mr. u1� Mrs. :El�er■ �f the Flrat United l'r«?II· Victor Winn er', They were .accom­ bytei'jitp Chu,rch or Middleport par- panlc d to Vlrjinia by th'e former's UclP•ied In the mornln" wotahlp mother, Mn. Hallie Winner, who HrVle.e Sunday In ob1erv11n ce of remalned for a lonecr \'lsit with t.1!11"1'■ Sunday. , her 10n and family. '1;he 1cripture for the 11t>r,1ir.e Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Pugllni 11ncl WII re•d bl' J. H, Grate wllh dllu�hlen, Jane 1111d Ann, of ('ol­ Jari,fa Buch■ nail le.11dlna: the re- umhus spent Sund·,y wilh her p11r­ lilponi�V,e reading. Le wi! Sa er, Jr. c nlB. Mr. and :.irs. Vlr.11il camp­ I u� .'1te Ninety nd Nine� u a ell. They were aecompnnicd � b ,peclal number with Mni. Lillian home hy Mrs. Campbell who will Steiff H, 1ccompanl1t. Mrs. StelH ,pend a few day!!I with them. 1 111,io 1 ompanlcd the •pe.clal anMr . and Mrii. Eldon er IIM:JII1lf.'i , I Would ·Be True b y the spent the week end at Kraeut Amanda S�n,19.r C�olr. wllh Mr. and Mrs. Pl'lfi Wolf. Thty f\V,.hera for the offerlna: were Ro• 11i.,0 attended the Lanc,ater fair .'. 11;11 � ;:r.�Vt'k_ 1b1n- and Ru11ell LYonR on Saturday. WW;\:.:�•�l-, Sauer sfvlng the of• Mr. 11nd Mrs. Lloyd Walker or �,:er. 1 .»rfl)'lor · � 1 11�\i,rt WH bullttln u1h- Gallipolis were Sundsy aue1t11 or ,1 wilh Mr1. Arthur Mr. and Mn, W�ller Walker. 11rvlce t¥. l If f� ra. J1me1 Harley, Mn. E Lewi, J::: Mr. and Mrs. G len DIii were �nd Mr■. Floyd Car- bu1lne11 visitors in Parkenbur,11, �� �u·peeten for U1e morning W. Va., Saturday. Hd,r�i Ruppelt, paator, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thoma■ the ■ubject, "Prepare apent Sunday In Croflktville wllh ' � MIil,"• Mr. and il'1r1. Walter Thomaa and � '-------filmily. Mr. and Mni. Maurice Dean of Hayman, Are Gellipoli1 were Sunday dinner ( 1 ._ ,...,.•• _..,_ Birth "' Rut>sts nf Mr. and Mn. Elmer NfHi _ :-T 1 "-!,!": ' J i ., \Mt, ilnd. Mfl. Donald Hayman Wickham. . i �llna lean Lewla) of W11hlm:1Mr. and Mrs. Donald Will and �_ - P.� C.1 IN 11nno\l,l\tln1 tho birth family of Hlllla.rda and Mr. and �..t�. flr■ t ehUd, • 10n, horn al Mr,. Harold Morgan of Worthln&• H011tltal, Bethe1da, Md., ton were Sunday gueata of Emmett Will and Mr. 1nd Mn. Jame■ Will 1111 •�r lJ, 1 • 1 J!,�at wel1hed elaht po1.and11 1nd ram\ly, ' Y� fftd hu been namtid ted In art,ci On•-hcllf gallon - Wa.rsh _ ip Service I · · IJor,ald a,e\ll..-�" !ii"'• �;!)er. ha• 1erved rour S. J<ov y ln WHh 1 C, ➔nd WIii receive hi• · iN.ovemlMlr, 1 •�ndp1renta ll'C! Mr. u Lewil. Racine, R · .r.-:ndp11renll ire Mr. 1�1ld H1yrn1n, Ea■t IA!­ 'il. H1)'m11n. Apple ' Grover H•rrl1, Racine, t.../r:·a t ar1ndp1rent1. , �'!f/f,n. l - ­ j!J.,ljl_O tJ, , rt ' 'I ' I "''ITI TONIGHT �•- or lh• United : we will meet to- I 7 r.:'. 1l t'1t church wlth � ,ull 1nd Mra, Allen lool■IIL J� h =��="' . . - deans three 9x 12 rugs , \!i GAl,LON ILUE 1um1 CONCENlUTI R,rrrd 8001ter1 To Baker Fur. niture S1w11,or Recortl Hop The Middlcl)orl 81md Boosters arc i;ponsnrlnll'. a reeord hop S.11.lur­ da_,, evening al the Middleport Hl!lh School. The dance will be cm­ t:ccd by The Jays ·ind will bc�in al 7:30 p. m. and conlinue unlil 11 :30. ReCordi1 and other prizes wlll be given and rerreshmenta will bec 10Jd during the evening by the Booslcrs. IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . Use Robin1pn'.1 Special RUG.,;C·LEANl·NG $ll\VIC�_-! ' . · Your rugswill b6 expertly bandied - shampooed, laun' dry washed or � cleaned, according lo type of rug. Of course, ,Roblns6ij li ._h&n(lle all s1..., too. Phone us for _ , r· , lck up and deliv,ry serllce. � Robinso;11's LAUNDRRS - DRl·CUANIRS RoblnllCln'• Clemere . PHONE WY-l·H28 IN POMEROY • · -l Trl-Lmler Cleanen PHONE WY-2-$130 IN MIDfLEPORT THE CIL1EAN LOOK of artW)II MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT end TUISDAY '"HERCULES UNCHAINED"' Steve Rcevet WEDNESDAY I THUISDAY "HANNIBAL" (Technkolor) Victor Mature - Rlta Gam FRIDAY NOT OPIN SATURDAY '"TARZAN, the MAGNIFICENT" (Technicolor) Gordon Scott - Jock Mohoncy - •lao •�USIC BOX KI.D" Ronald Fo1ter - Lu•n• Patten .. . ••••••• doln9P_ I'm re-roollnt my home IMfoN winter NII In, It'• ea1y with IOOPING ,10M -THE CLEAN LOOK-of action sco1·es the style coup of '61! 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