https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/99aeb7bc05cdea2254c919a6de41e9cb.pdf e4474bf9815921bdbf8fa5b830f1a234 PDF Text Text ,. � •• 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! Pomeroy Cement Block Co Bllick with ff ·vou don't want to do It youreelf they'll do It for vou, A,k them for o fne eltlmatel sets off '61 's styling excitement a new trim, dean look, h•iled fashion leaders and new car buyers the taste-setter of the year I ., .......... ...... ,,........1,c••,1,1, ,,.. •' by as ' VOL XII NO. 155 e • a1 )f' • ent1n e Det1eted To Tiu, lnterNtl 0/ flu, Meill..,,_OII .4rea I Weather ........... and Ct:ntr,I Ohio: ...,ty fair with IIHI• hmper•tur9 cha,_. ttoy, hllh ...73. Mottly c..._, Allllf • lltta. Wlr"""r toni9ht. Uw U.50. WNNSd.ay, cloudy and c.oler with r■•n betlnnlng Muth­ west •rlll .,...dlnti slowly north­ Nd ch,rl111 the Ny. �' ( -- A CAPITOL IDEA Girl Scout Troop Agricultural Research Service Takes Natwe Hike ' To C,-nduct Ma�ive AssaulJ On Saturday Langsvil le News Of Week ,,,., "'· Alpha llarr Mr. �d 1'r1. Carl Gorb)' a�- Girl Scout Troop 1 67 me e1 S111, Agricu l tu ral Researeh -30 fi l ler tim ing 19 essential in Uiis m eth.od tehde;d a �ague! ter rural mall 2 The third is Lhe cha rm. u_�d11 y mornin g, at _ l ht' Po meroy ASHI NGTON UPI-The Agrl• of control or eradicati6n. the Ironton Coffee W . That old 5ayinr will be i high- carrieta 1' 11" 51 BapLJst C hurch. Service will c ul tllfal Research light of the 1 900 ump1i1n which I Shop \�.,\U'd:,.)' .o le)l t . After a short l;lusrness sess_ion cond uc t a massi\•e J1ss.a lllt again st Three new varieti e s of hard will mark the end of the third of Mrs. O�!r N.elson is h elping tbe gro u p went u,n a nature h1ke. the boll w�e"il l h is ran in 11n at• re­ heat have been w winter red hree pr ejudices t folk whkh. by to, .,a_� ti ther who rernains care • P urpose of 1 he _ hlk e wa s to l ea_r• , i es m cot ajor t h troy e l temp to ventiOll n d Depart­ i lture u Agric he t by sed ea the quickly f"ii it h�A home he re. guite deaJ c pollU eir h t mi1de erly m for lowed 1l . ers u,:,nce P est in Newspap • . . -�le type had thC' gn•a ! t h P names o 1 six t re-es and w1 1 1 t�n pest _as 11 e pares for winter pr enl to seed growers. The var[e. n> cisions. l e aves I hibernation. o f moveable t)'p!· In the interven ing y ears . plJnts and to gather their Oil cq,ilization of any i n w n f 1 ( m in hi story. Mr. and Mrs. Dua ne Barr of . tie-s -are Ott a wa, Kaw a nd Milam. Back In your gra ndbther'1 or ! 1 for scrap g girls aalso The books. progress of parade the ed ! Od1 }{ill viait.ed hii parents Mr. ne ws papers hav(' Ottawa is highly r esistant to grea t gra ndht her'a day the ,.-ea t Sci entists will strike the boll to 1456, the commnn man w.as ht'ld in nd bu t'keyes for II � i Alph a Barr and fami l y Mn, and, l p i ng lhe masses of p�ople ! • l a � it_a in point weak : Lripod al ex­ is It soilborne mou.ic vir us. of ha te WH R um, Romanism eev J ;::r in a l l fields by l{ e i:.;: , UUbdage through ignor,1n< ·P , l h \'!"e being no e . h�e- cycle 1n larg e -seal� expen- pe ct1M! to repl ace varieties now and Rebellion. Ru m a nd �hellion Sa turday nigh t w h ere they recelv­ informed o f rl · . 1 y cvt:nts . and t h rough i nter,ehlele through whic-h i n f"o rn 1 a r 10 n l'.Ould be many girts � . The group was guid ed on the me� to t.,e�t a pr,omaj.ng n.ew ,crown on some G00,000 acres of h a v e loni &9ne by III pr�jlldl�s ed 1rtd opened the . , . d en o the loca l ol ' .in embers , t h · the lroa\ even . f al10n Wi pret of � llOS(' whi ch n -.t v r i c c n ontr l a , a nd i fluen Kansas. In sou mosaic-Infested l per Lou and c losophers e i m,th� h lhe fQ ptlQpJe Ip ol inl el la and Mary Thomp· h ke by �rved or dissemina 1t' d . P churc�. l<:A:Wl d liir�_ hap.t pest co,Uy the , this Kaw end will Romani,m eltttions. wheat turing a m rly a e n a i1 J l w and son :ick1e Spencer, ho took other media fi rst rad i o , a n d then t elevision , �1 produced a fi i!f' c·i, i l m1 t ion in an­ �t Uila iieat0�. a small per- with hi&h teat wetgtit and e xc e l• yeir wit h the election of Kennedy the m to a cave where lunc h was d pheexpan ed lla)'Jnond 'tbom as is ill .md have latior.s rcu u aper newsp ,:ient Athens and Rom(• Ii\ t ,•arh i ng a relar njoyed. Returning from th e hike ce,ritaae of weevils enter a ala&e lent millini ' and bakina proper- as president. Mri. Dontu Morris is working in ....,. tl.Vely· lew students h,· non' l lrnlly, r J , e printed word IS the basis o f t he troop stop ped at the home of of d.'!velopmenl called di apa u11e jn tie1. It was ln 1864 t h at a Protestant tlil p_ost o!tice. w n n i of m o u l h , but t h e . "" ' prepa.rlJ1( f�r . hibernation. T�ef Mi.la m is superior in t.e&t weigh t minister threw these three R's at mass i n format ion, and mass selLi ng; t herefore I M .in and Loudla Thom pson where ltneral public remi'l i ned i n i g r Hn,111l'e and i n t hey t>njoyed watching fish, tur- become al .uw�. ce�Je breeame, and ditene resistan ce to any Grove r Cl�vel a nd. Ulatead of bene­ Shirley Cobron o( Athens a nd · inodu dion · ma�s 11U8dage. Provident i..d l v t lw f i r:-.1 book pri n t . re up enoueh fat to carry sto and ., r va xas e T south In grown now iety a I fiting Mrs. J;t pool: m es J and G. in cl ·Bl lies ms a ine, Eri a s the ca , StipJe of Popaeroy visited . . . respons1bJhty , Thu mp � on gave e1i ch girl 1n t h e them throu&h the winter. asture. p and U•in feed for prime a have Newspapers pr e)' reacted th intended, e ach er for d Kay· BiFT �urday nig ht. n wit}! a le b t l� p h ! :1� \1 p,· r t moveable from eel {t • l ' Seed -Of Ottawa,· tc.w and Mil­ against Blaine and elected Cleve­ ,I, ln!iecticides applied in the f•II l ant. p house a roo t for r a f{eree who is teach ing flower 11 Sapdr 11 I infor impartial , lish b accurate u p to namely lirJt time in histor, t he m:1ssl•s were able )Al . Plans £qr the ne x t meeting were can deatroy the "-eevlls before � is �xpected to · be .available land. Th.it ,election terminated �­ at Chll icothe a.pent the week rn .i t w s d e l ai· 1 s O f news. Ed · n anu ' 1 I or s h av e a m ade t u siudy c loud f Ol'ma t ions tbe)' art' In complete diaPa,u1e to, farmt:rs in read, to discuss and tn i n l l' f' p rd for th em ­ fall of 1 00 1 . bellion as a prejudi ce aa ainat the end Wi/h h,e!' p arf!nt.s Mr. and ci&e Pre a nd ready to h iperaate . No from the Demo crats, and, yo u know, most Mrs. Carol · Pierce . vailable a s i 11eed § y as ust J news. the interpret to responsibilit flag1. er h weat and 'sel'les the Word o f <.. ;ou . T!w 1 rn t h rn;1 d P thcnr t. department. rebels in the Civil War were Demo­ moveable type brought freedom to the masses lf<!e . Scouts present were Peggy Fol• •; ·Doyle Knapp w ho underwent crats. oc �f('Ve , the newspapers of t he U n ited States, free and mer, Sht'il.11 Hicks, Crestlyn Hicks, l:f_lstofy, phllosophiC' s, rnsto ms, sc· i c n <'e and 'The co�posile h ourly -wage Ru m ceased to be 11 matter of po• aurge,y at Meias Genera l Hospi• Virkit> Young, Pa m Kessinger, Sal� � rate for farm labor on Oct. 1 was liti111l prejudice in 1935 when the tal Sa(urday l! reported to be unfett ered h a ve the vast responsibi li ty of tea�hings of the ;igt'S Wf' H' n1adp ;n:ailable to n I Smith. Donna ijnd Rathburn I} $2 ,ce\ll5, llle bf,iheat Of re cord people of thia nation repealed t he reoovering : nicely. ; • guarding this freedom. Guesls were Lo uel l a Thompson, ·� people through the med i u m of printing. the lall aeal'On. It brelka down Eig h teeJltb Amendment. 1 lqr -� hompson and Jacki e SpenT )fory . ,. Go\1press. the muzzle must first Dictators Rf � �u way� per''mov.t,h wUh ho use, � -,. Tqd�y, a vast storehouse of k nowledge is lo Romanism dies th Ja: year a11 Young Leaders cer. Vi�tor are Mrs. ., Hernloek Gro�e G r anae No. 2049 .186; month 1flr/l board and grounds to dete111t a person for 1 � round in every vi!Jagc . town and dly in emment 's initial mov e toward usurping the k. and Mrs. George H1ck1. Sau met in reJuJar 1esaion Saturday room, per $147; per '1Y�Jt with board politica l office. Article D Stttion '" people's freedom is to withhold public i n for­ Weston was le:iders' assistant. many libraries. ev4;1nlne wilh ' Leo Story, worthy aiid room, $3S.tso;. per v,'eek with 1 or � th e Conatitutlon of the U nited pttaidine. .ma,ter, tMlla W•lker A." ,Yout board or spa. ne responsible and Dedicated mation. r per , $43.7�; w oom , ,,.Great" universities havP hPf':1 esl a h lish C' d ; st11tes reada that "no person �. jitney · a for m■4e were P.lina A anda Baer • and Mrs. m 1(n · day i u born ho , with per day .30; ,0 se ' Club eept tion natural a Clti en . . . pcrmen cttg out the news , a nd alert editors Demonstra -1ence ha s developed ; i n v t, nt ions t o ease the 11 u ppeJ' on 1't�_p; October 2'1. A with board and room, '6,20 ; per shall be eligible vialted Mrs. Esta ;,audree Wlll•nl to the o,fice of llfeet edne,day interpret it. Freedom of speech, freedom of I � "iivdsbips of l ife have bl'l'n madP; t he comHoijOJ'tfll ' p� ' )oy U,e Woodman, d ay wHho ut board or room. $6.90; President." Religion ii not I qual- B aef aft d 'M'11. George Bae r, Wed­ f lawful assem bly, freedom to worshi p are ba- I The Syracu!e Third Wednesday 'fTA BJ!d - Gr,-n&e WJs announced per hour w1tb house, $1; per ho ur ification. You must })e 35 or oldfr. neaday, . · � DJ.Pn m�n has been rrovidPcl t ile tools hy Home Der»onstration Club will for Oct9ber ._22. Plana were discuss­ wit.bout board or room, 90 cents . You m ust ha v Suntlay Sc�ool attenda nce on · ted word w1· i re · . Th e p rni e lived in the Uriited SI( · ' 1· 11 a ree nation which his freedom., i� pcrpl'ttw 1 td . T h us t ile - m et t at t he ho mt' or Mrs. Herbert ed (or the farmers Inatltute with I The Oct. 1 farm wa,e rates Sta tes for 14 yean. y011 must ha.ve oetol,ft ·9 Was eo, offering $11.52. ( Jtrinted word is the basis q f all k nowledge _ main supreme. Your newspaper is freedom ' s f Parker, October 19. from 10 a . m .fi'riday, Pee. 2, Jtt as the tentative were 613 per cent o f the 1910-14 beeJJ bo,n in lhe United Mr. •nd -Mr11. Wlfiard Fa udree •tates. date. . m p. 3 M ra. Amarida Baer attended/ and until period baae :" it disseminates and 1 w rp('t11atcs k now ledge. . guard i a n . The Constitution does not aet up h e Homecoming al th e t Morning P rotesta ntism aa a qualiflcation. It w11 announced t,hal the cbesl Subject of the mee t i n g wi)I be Star Churc h Sund a y. Production of les la fall vea,tab For all practi interiti c al lnd purx-ray mobile wo uld be at the "Special Di e t . " M'n. Joh n F. Baily and Mrs. Wil­ Granie Hall Tue.Mlay, October 24 expec.ted . lo be five per cent Poses," however, the qu■llftcatlona, Mrs. Parker and Mrs. William from e to 9 p . m: Plans were mad e Iar1er lh1s year than ln 1959, but judging by the past, have been Ii.am Kblght of Point Pleasant, vis-­ Eithinger will prepart,i ;i lunc heon for a j-Olnt instal la tion of officers one per cent below the avera ge that a president m ust bt 8 white lted Wedn,:sday wit h Mrs, Esta Prod uction of cabba&e, cauli- ma le non-Catholic. Actually a ny Baer 11nd M.ra. George Baer. suit a ble for pe111ons suffering with at Rock Sprina, pn Nov. ,. 1 Mrs, Robert Laudermilt and Mra. gall bladder ailment. Eac h person A reli(l.ous prog ram was pre- flower, and broccoli will be _sub - 1 woma n, any NeKrO, or any Cat ho- Lllli an Na pp er Villited Mrs. Viola ll t ll'nding will pay for her l uncheon sentcd whkh opened wit h Bible stantla l ly above last year. Sligh t• lie who is 35 or older and was Plan• were 1r1a<lt' lo �upporl ·: Napper a nd ot her relatives in ph1Le . George Ward, a ;,1,(·011d Y('ar � t 1 1 Questicrns followed by a reading on ly larger crops of c elery and CU· I born I n th ili country and has l ived H amden rece ntl y. c u m be rs are for e c a st. Spin a c h h ere 1 14 years serve. c a n � dent a t Kl'nt u cky l ' hr1�l i a n ( 'nl ­ • day • 1 Y the Bibl e. Answers to e"ery · 11 e� 1 cave us s1 net •d M rs. LewI I u au Vis Iiing ,.,.r. srl l ing g1r1 BY BLANCHI M. :-tASKINI ·1s expected to equal I You know aa well as I th at there · lt!ge by the M c 1 g.� ( "r1u11 t v !\1,•11"� problems can be found in t he Bih le prod uction re Mr. and Mn. Walke un alone. ay w� d S i;: a t 1 e h , r c clines e D op. are 959_ ex• are women, Negroe , and C tholics Fellow1 hip of l h 1' f ' h 1 1 1· ◄ ·lw� nf ' h· RoY Cur 1·I S of pom eroy, Mr. R tC But we still st11J' u happy ns and answers to 10 probl e m, were pee te d m I ettuce and carrots, ent l t e h ha t qua ified. t I'm confid Chrial when l la•y nu'I l\f o 1ul,1y found . in lhe Bib le and read. Group ard rookaville, C of eon 1.nd llueaell l-lt�nse. good had we if 1 people wlll prov e it fo r one of eveninl! at thf! l'hur. -11 in M1 drll ◄' s inging conclud ed the program. M _r n10rni rn: g l o ri1•�, plantt,rl i n das� ns pres�nte in a m u ch dis · James \\'.allter of Po,m eroy and VirI -these this year. port, of close the Al " l.ilt• Aprd ,·ame UJJ and ! hell just meeting, the <'IISStJ ne w honk '"The Sl n lus pi e H enry C abot Lodg e , being ask lil Waltet af Bas han. ' n h l ts to T olum c to you is ppea a . Mr. W.ard is from F.asl nr�n i:<' . �ill l herl'. indolt•n ! . ind ifferi•nt. S rl•kers." Anyway. w,,•ve just had and ca llee were served. u.1. Mn. .Editb Sisson and c hi l dren __.. ed the ot he, n,· gt, t , 1 he w,, , tO a bandon pre judiee. If you're for New Jersey and his pil' ! U rl ' .ip­ ,if t lU!! ii� I f !h l'Y were gomg · tu be I our noon nwal and il was green Boston Bra h. min, sco Hed it aw11y I ,,_�..""---1 m eroy her P&l'.enlt, Mr. ed ,t1 lsrl P i ---.. 1 J -0 Nixon, pl e4..se support him for peared this wef'k in l tw (·urr('nt 1111 · n• l!r 11 u11dli ngs ins1ead of the I h ean11 cnoke J with a ft> w chunks '" ' s Certli lnly not' • said he. (No Ser· sound Repu"bli can reasons ...:... n-0t an luue of th e "Lou kn11I .. mafiazin(• hl ' itl {' ll ;ispiri ng \' incs uml deof pota1 0C'8 on top, c11ul i flower ena, this isn't a breed or catt l e �h�tbih�ay:�,1l���rJ:hu:��it, · C 00 because you're ag:a:lnst It.om1m :Whicl• was dir.irl tiu1 t◄d al ! lw l 1 g lllful blooms l had unf idp11l1•d ,I sl iced t u m 11 t ol's, a r,ple sn ucc . Mrs. Roscoe Wise, and dau·abter, li m e-H refe rs merely to the this u Th e M eigs County Youth Rally Cat holic&, not because yo fear thurc fl Sunday m ornin.(l. hy. say, July . 1 sudden ly hnd a flair for all iO called blue bloods of Boston, o e o- � �. , qnna Kniljlht, �el".e ob. · R No w it " s mid Odoher and 1 vegetable s, herl('e this men u _ I WH held Sund ay, Oct. UI al the I Negroes _will get political and ec , ,� � the ,·•· t he Lowel l,, th e Ca ho'·, T h e meeting was 1>rPs1ded ll\' N th 're · kly un d er served Sunday wit h a dinner a1 nom Ic !1f,Uality more qmc R uii an d C hurch of Christ. t• .v H mas1-; oI 1l1 oom, d cep Hui you k now what? I'll het te llige nl si.i o( ,.;...___ ho°'e of rlr. and l\in. John tha t somew hat •�,---,I by the president, f'h ii rlr.'I Km� K dy. e n" e The meeting was opened t,y 1,lnk 1111rl lw.11\' l'nly hluc. Some we'll be hungry 1H1 ,hou nd s way ,_ -,,,,,_ t 1 s and u nd a Ho ro ffy st in Those present wer Mr, and area u The -troup al.'Jo mad,, plans lo Jo t P r o&reas is rapidly being ma de Wesley Sisson, prestd ent. T h e . Let's m ore forward 19 United -r,.. , • Roeoe Wis and idauahter. r• frs1ooned JJ I I over 1 he lop before sup1wr. Becamie this i s ton.) Mr5 e · have a drive for new ur usPd I on L h e Youth Center. The o utallle secretary's a�d . treasurer's re- Amf:!rica ns, 11 lwa)' s c:1 l lE'd a o! our hclon•d 11nd now defun c l I what Muma Jennll,r, Yr. Ros11 Wiu of Middle, «:lothing whlrh will ht> st'n1 tu rlo i, ain l xp e l to omp c e ver eted. favorite el Grav s fill and dirt A. ports we re given. . _ gwo11d, _q:i ved for this very pur- . " washy" mr n l . co m p le tely no •,. po.rt, and Mr. aJl(I Mrs, William the Mo untain Ml�sion Srhoo! :i1 1wst>. are beinjJ placed thisin pre paration 0 1 /ll'rs huve dirnbP<l to 1 h e llH>iil set up, st>e. An adult advis appo or w s a ini e d 1 The Aiia K11llht a nd chlldr.en,. Rozanna,. �ne 1 Gr u ndy. for .. Boston city cementing of r e the h Then he o t t 's oor. l f 11 o nr d11y Mjjrnu and I had w ash • " tip top nf a l 11 riw Hyringa hu 1> h _ to take the_ responsibility of see• · Stephen, Riclcy, �ll ly and Johnny • , Rev. Fred I. Gnnlner, 11u1i r of Th e hayride of the 8th gr ude The ho me or the bean and the nd ad u rn 1 1 even more tw auti- etl, puttin g in far too m u c h or a ling t hat th mgs were done. Th i, Pt. Pleasant and M r. and Mrs. \JOh I the h o1t c hurch was in C'hurg1• uru! h i as be-en ca lled off d ue to lack or l'Od, . I)· than .\NJ) · t II I wIl l·1 c or I r nrenoon at ·it, as w1• view 1t now advisor ia Eugene Underwood, , i1°" own h rn Scolj. · of t he evrrilng a111t G1• n<' t l nd ! •r­ l arly spring. a tr nsportation. minister of t he Zion Church of ' , with h u llnnff to touch w h i rh put Whcrr the Cabots speak only to Mr■• Lewis W .i,ker visited Mn. Nan('y wood of Zion pronounct•(I l he O'B rien i s hopin g to '' Lowel11, lhe 011e t11n afford tu wait for 1 out a wash in O great per ce nt of C hr ist. Clara Baer oa Baer and Eata benedlCUon tu cJos e t he meet ing. h h ave er m other ho m e from t he A nd th• I ow e lis speak only 1)1 "'' J n°� s m· I1 as t hese. 1 1iumt!s. An election of offi cers also took J1..: - ' 'J • t . t;dne&d.,..-. lV hos pital aoon. Refrtl11hm e nts were 111•rvcd hy I to pla ce. They are president, Roaer Curtir and Any how, W(" wer� plum tired . llr. •nd· Mrs. Jack t:1e Mlddleport rhurrh to 1h ose ., _ ., ti..., · and Cheryl Rigg,· •• United Prft1 In_ · r oul. So I thought we'ti have a n I ,· us t ha-;-. B ecky Swindell I n · , d ner• h unc , lint vice pres,' de nt, WesI � oy I h r o Pomer da , U!: ·v IaIIed he'f . U, aUendlnl{ whic h hid ud,•J rt•pn•­ } oil ' 1 1gg H 8 I have e "v recently joined the 11 · Tod11y .c ' 8 • enry Cabot And of course • • ,,. j8 Tuelld re 1n _' __1 he_upper- m tddl C· Iower P asy, thou1-:1t fn•sh 1111(1 uppt•tiz. l ey Sisson; second vice preiident, rs. Edmun,. • M d u... an enta, . � •�ntatives from lh<' lh·111lhtirv 292nd day or the year with 7'- l!&t , · - · --- , Lodge certain l y isn't like tiha t. It Brownies . r 1 iild• fJmily, arbar a E•kew; secretary, 8 B erd th 1 1 Sunday. Gru�ser n, e gar c ro� mner. < n� m Bra dford, Zion and M illdlcpoi i Birlhd ay11 ce lebuled• recently in- � HOlZE R HOSPIT AL ore In 196,0. 11 m uam, me to see h irn acting 110 I ha Arnol d and lreasurer Cat herlfr. · nil M,lil. Alfred Yeauge, , Ch urchea. Admiss1 nn�. October 1 5 : Mrs. ' l h r n Jn fu U swmg, I broug ht h11manly. so blunt and brlfaque elude Billy Carm a n, Wendy Carper The QJO(ID Is approach int jt, R usse ine ll : shly frl s, pntato )fi, ahd ¥rs. G�r ge. Greno sweet <lug yiafted, , i• c- rn ' · Wm . K. llailty. Mi1IJh•ro rt Il l . l , new phase. · I n hi 3 appraisal of Mr . K . from and Donna Sidder.a. . Jclfr'r■ft'd Yfah\Oy ih Lc,g�n recently, c B r d ra y bu 2 peeled, ook bha lumato . c . rs i ,11: � '. TOOITHI R AGAIN , ,\l rs. E.trl V. Edwcmls, Li'lnrl ; Ott- I n1 The mor lng at r s Ma . -Nancy �iltt & J1ckl• Jone, . e !:� ::1� � d�r: ' , H u ssia. He wa. l he official host, e rs_t: r . o i via, po t 2 Po m e 0,� Imboilen of Col umbus NEW YORK llPI - Sam11w i1lwr HI: M rH. DeJbt•rt I.A!roy l�11tes, I h u�kc-d, stew1:U 1 he whole works. you recall, on Mr , K's visit (ofII· T, h. e e venlll .. , 8t I are V ' ened. · enti 5' ' ,· ted DY roy week e h t over "· · , ' m · • · 1 <,_ ITI • 24. Zion 8, tland u R , 1 2 lo• A y a1e We hearhly. · • Baua: h and Dick Tmh l , rmi• <•' 1 Ii,• M 1so n . S f' l d on t ,•1,,.., 1 1 ., 1'l o,,, . Jupiter .a nd Saturn : . l"ial visil and invited guest at · ·. ·Am•n•· Baer visited Mr. II I O f 62. Since Zion had the ' • .. ,, n ' J.. '" A I ong I ,1r too 1•arly LR the after 'Mn de1dllell 11asslng 1·0111 h i 1111! i11n,; 1r1 Clw s hi n• : M rs . .' On ttus day in bl.It"'"" . ...,. Sc l,l . " h o' ln, , 110. year a over or e) m ti Lhat • M m 1 oat atten ing. d t he received t h e y M.r■. Lewis WJJklr, M.onday. and w1 saiil I we as 110011 hoth, rt' pro foolh11II w1Lh t he W11sh1n�l ,111 l'nolvilh·: Mrs Al h�rt J<"a irdoih ' ; be• IIJ,e boundary the 1767, In And ev en the n, e 'very whip atltch bahner, ' , a hov(', huni;:r.1· a s houiftds . I don·t u11 !liwin" Redaklna, are tra mP1I a.1w i 11 t ween ua...,land a Penn1yl,4n Lodge's disapproving face would I Ao execu tive meeting WJIS h el d I . •;, chant·es hut (lt-la(ls exact I I I rrca ' fbe ' M t. he coac hing s1arf u f 1 h r •J1 ,v a, �op.,. Birlh� . Ortohcr U : A d11u,::hl1!r ll larJy ·Mas0.n•. c:!l frownlnr ess l e or mor oppear � . l t fol lowlng the yout h rally, It waa l Dix9n hne, was fJnaJ Y settled. York 1'H1ns h1 1 hti 1\mc·r11• 111 I to M ,· . n n ◄ I Mr � . \V i l l i mTI K . B ii i l C' I'. : lffC' wc ha J /l nu�hty c1J r,ly s1111· over Mr . K 's •hould er on t ile TV \ decided to have lhe next meeting · , rl•r or �cramhl!•d em:i-s,' bacon. rootb■l1 Lca,r:ur. I 1t1 1 , �l idltepor t. In 1861.1, aJ ceremonies marklni OdoNf' 1 8 on Monday nl.1h t for 8 try ou t : - --- · --- - · -- -·- - . . _ ·"- - - ____ I surC'ly hrpni\ and butler and jelly sr rccn. The Fr1end ly Circle ot the Fed, . There has bee n quite a l ol of dla: r the tor'1•1 tranafer · of Alaska ' On• . wedlleaaay evening Ocl. ti 01111 lnb� roftce an,t milk. . · I f there's one man In t h is tr11ted Church will meet Tuesda y •t / cuuion on w hether Jt is best to I from Ruasla· to the United Stites, • MIil ·Neitie' Vale, printlPll or ttie ,1 1 /[) w (, cor�f" ncrnard Shaw, fa - country really urid ersta ndi the t he R.u811i1n · r�ag w11 Jowf;red ,in 8 P - m. at the church, , i have the youth ral ly on Monday , 11101111 Englbh pln:vwrighl . livt>rl Russian's wiles, bat'k t racking, .'21. Memor. 2. Mtitll.l � fro nt of the ll'lvernor. re,ldltnce school, Mrs. Ro.,.rta WllBOn, Mrs, / aened. S. Mllrblo nndum. , u l l Uioiw )'l'ur!< fht• dir.d at 93 or do ubl e deallng and innate cruelty Mrs: . 1"hlllftll . . · CampbeJI · tlnd 1 nlg h t1 or S unday afternoon So � Qtlott A meetine for a ll Dem ratlc the s ttendan <'e o! this ! n Sitka and the U. S. fla, �iaed Gla 4. Clty �4. Frutt /l attended Wchers, !it,ljor, rallf w mi lrl . dlf I morr ) o n e:1 r rn 1 .� . b1·o<· co l i , (and I l h a t man surely i8 H . c . LOdge, PrecJncl Commitleemen, theoc its place, Melp hel p determ ine this qu eatl trai n drinks J:ll t'lls pot,1l ot's) lett uce a n d other as of now. J 1873, rep�sentilivea of Uie ',o,tt9-ltl Conference of the In Count Wome y Demo rati n'• c c Cl u b . u M119-0 2ti. ro u [ Wl8 also declded at the exe::uve .S:. CeM Apo,(Jlijon lo , rabbit food 1"11 ii ever know, Prl 11 ceton, Vale, Jlut1er11 and eo. Obloand the Meis• County Club will be ! meeting that the ch u rch Jar 6. B1.11lnes11 IO. hour w11 coif•• i,. t w hl�h l umbl• So I ' m fix i ng hi fry up 8 sizp . ·� reading, des- held today From I met In New . 1- oi'k •� at the Bradbury School, Tues• t he rall� was hel d wouid rac n bf tl)sr,u-,lon of : ablr skil l1•t uf h11 m for �uppt>r, crlhlng an cldtirl)· men's elderly JQlli\'fe"d / al o rew l the fln rulea to 1overn day at 8 P, m , �:� . U, Bel<"V" 1, �;t��; � ha 've the proaram. And I just hcl1er had. I k11ow b_y Vit'toriJ1 n flat.. fitf�Uv,e, Plan,, (2) Mem, .mterco eaillte footlJrll2e. Infla.mfluid (111.'ut.) tolMr 1 9 Oc 'the ned m@eting wi l l be held JP ('XP<!rit·ncc. I . . Jl.,rodJ.otion; (3) Profesaiom c typi a ed h strele "11hcre al fn · 1892, the firs commerelal mntlon I & Forage 1'- Char There wll\ be a joint ln1t a lla tJon I Monday night Novem ber 14 at �a · followed by a din, Prob'ij al ritansion {n ame of G l adstone a,-rui11 1'- "Root -t" h of tho c re '1 : 30 at the Zl�n C hu reh of Chris 41 r• 1 A' o t. h m u today y hanks and t · ' ;! � :! � � J'b ° 8� , apart ment ho u se) ell ting roorn • ns Dn L l:'ulm.l•r•• A11w1r :ll, �own. D, Drom tdnry 1r:�',! ;�� Iris n r a: G n I e1go. I a n d II few olh('r p laces are clns· furnished apparently with urea"'21. ......nel\ 11� Requlre 27. AmonR" r· I H , 11 Octobe 8 19 m. r p. at Potluc k · 1 g ,__ CALL THI M Ml STIil 1I m ! · honu r o r our I1 11 v11 mt n ts �NIJINl, a7. Pre■orlp28, Fo i-c lble -�•,ta __.., ,D IIS · _ =t'n hage, carpeted apparenOr.._ ..wtth refreillments will ·11e terved. �LE VEL AND }JP! Fu l l _ c k /If', �tltr in "dl11kivoercd" m ba con t n.ct I :lS. Mountain 492. 1 Mil 'l'IIJlll, 1lo UPI - J. tlon ter the .whole ch u rchyard mou, Thou or aht todl f tt ; � lt r .... Oc tlh , Jimm y �row.n. �r. Inside,1 1 and :w u T("11t'lher, aiming to p la ce this gloomy vist a cl-0aed by elftai n■ 29. Le1111 pro..' 38. - Paulo, Robert LoU.i f 1,:&inai Mij�l�■n: 81, Y: Rt.on County en­ rlt Pomeroy Bend Granae will me t hal��clt Bohb Mit y c Mhell, rhd r. P, :Ill. ��: of 1492, u t• "!!f O firmly in Jo hnny's nol a bsolutely black, b 11t i none•� ill rea:ulP' ltlfion, Brull II candiIIUI Cinler 'At· -U{J:' ■nd /all, Wednesday, !t 1lde, glve the Clevel1n4 Browna J �aid : "To be-- wba� :u. �!���� 1�•• 111. Gl11e11 morl' or lt'ss lill!r pointed heud the le.as augg�tlve of a ) flnt• f.O. ll'rench. bee died ao. � ' • hie , Wq' ,� · to -� !l' we •r' l t •rt 1 r4 Hall DAV th• ql :Each • the b t 1-2 scoring pu nc h in the lj. Oull-liko URIUUl c gave l ht>m th i!'I jingleijo,piv,i1e, .. . • If . . ••1111, cla n Frenc h lu11eral. " · . e l i'J , e/i Ml'll 1 h1 y U l : of mln f t e onl y · 1 11k d to bring • Pie or Nat1on1l Football � �- �::,� � bJNl (��'k. ) ,League. .. ln fourteen hundrt>d ninety, ... tafln · . l< - ·· Can't you just see it ? . ' " · rue_ir:wtllll .shmeni,., t u;µ,t·or 1 to nlng up eome ro11 · W:t1 lwo, � , ' �lcal , ' · 0c� lt � CATCHfN · G ON PAST Col umbu s sailed t he ocean bl ue cu.rt ain!, throw the catj,e i 1je'iil , : · n, Rtd lljll · DO CNANGa TllliDAY Board will meet NUianco '. SEATTLE: Wash. Uf'J --1---1--11--11- �,-1--lf-+--f. Xurt NJ:W YOU VPl _ And w hat did Johnny come up a nd turn on rou�teen Si) wiU meet PMt w,• PTA 'e tri� · " Octohri tp it 1 N, :atino · • t the Gegner, Univeraltf of Waahlnrt.on the N!IJNtd fOf rnll,JQr 1.,..._1 W11· Tqjt,i4Q'" j:i 1:_IO'pln, al the school. wit h !hf! nex l day.-why ot course l ighll lit on ce? · · - heart� offlca J n ·,0:,.:: , • · 11. t,eat1on ln:+-11-+--+.� ;.r.i_-1,,...,j...,.l-+-I lineman, taw I toqtball !or the fir,t plrea , in tht iJ9o'1 that � f'l•· Y "In four t een hundred n inetyoliuiiiln1 Unit«!' NatIT. Ai beautltu! Ocotitrr 19 time when he came to the United tlo.nal Ltacup hall a ndi riQuli-ree h t ,Jae DNaeatect. Hos• will WNII IOU LOOKING AROUND-I went lll The Middle · rt lJt r,a'fY' Club State, · ' ,cl1ml' man l:r+ -if...� t<f--f-+-f:"J' from Ge�any !n 1952 u a . Jn1 1)J pltytn ,.ta addreu tbt C� lu mbus sail{ld t he da rk blue in to ou r bea utiful bank uptown will 'll.Ht 'Vrlll motlier» of the b9 tbll a.pe esd,y 'J. , m. at displaced �- r -• �� t" . i len 11 "¥r. JJu:a pire," Bea. ltyil rrade, lliJ�OII. -+-+-1Ptradn.1 -there w111 an JnvlUn1 marblei qi� hj)1f1e of Mra. Henry N�I . The above tells )'OU wohy tea- seat, all polished and readf--10 'Jib� will be a meetln1 of the . c-hers ge l pr�maturely gray, early I Ht down where I could ' look lflci4Jeport Little 'Le■cue at Mun 7 _ba ld, flecrep1t and one thing ,ind acroas a nd see the well rembered p, M Wedneaday �• 1n . V ev,nlne th It t . 1 \ob. 94 · · an other. T ,faces of Charlie Rathburn, Willia cuy ·ua JI · · ·· •" · · · ·' · · - � · ·· · · But Its a grea t life tr you don't Hus.sel l , John Downlng a •aoft' spea. · r Oltolpt 21 19, W•ll•bl �-t-+-weaken. ker was playin.11 "Bea uti ful Ohio" The Senior Molbera Club of Mid$HILLABEQ RANTS' , ' , , - �llhed Company and Paul (Paul and dlepo 11-IE. ,.,.,.E ,,._ � , · 1 , , rt will m.-.t thl, 'i'buraday , wllh atatta r In our no w famou s "Peanuts" Smart, that ii) tel11 me that • ennlni 1t th,-hiah al!bool cafe-� ... ---��� , D _u a "Thalland IL � '""' ' ·"' 1'M-" "·."" \ii' •·· • � , ro m ic r. trip lh !! Lltl lest O n@ is sketch of the river and environ, te11, at 1:30, All molhel'I of Sen1-+--t avated, • u l wayg lra il lng around his Secur- ia to a ppea r on t hat big plate Ion aft- rrque,ted tO atlentl. t/1, ,.. Ol't • ily Blanket, thi.t often bedrag, glass window inside-( do love I meetini. '1--11--1-� '-':i-+-1!--!,,. "" l..-1--1 ,"\vttlm LAST Lrp gled object now being accepted beautiful bank and the decor of · ' Oc� 20 . - � taJic l-+--+--1-� h,,+-l-+--1---1 1 W&I Kin t he- be.at P!'lyt'h lalrlc circles or thl1 one la a de l lfht to thf eye•�thel No. 82 of ihe Jnlemation_ � C.-� 1 today r u mmag e HIN 111 over thif' place ,1 Order of Job'a Dtu1hters will ,. And not j u1t the tota cil her -Sertl or Mothe.n, Methodist wim- have lnspecdon • Thu&iay al 7:SO . t � ;: , -� _,, Most of us have some kind of a men, Pythl1n Sistera-and amid �- m. ft tl1,e Pomeroy M•sonlc T�m.1/0,WN -1-.J<.""-.1...•..Jl-.l(,(jil '--'-...t. J- ru.,imn ent Securily Blanke t tuc:ked 1waJ1, it aU, Republican Headq rters '1:e. AU parentt, Ea1lern Stara •nd 10-1 p(!rhaps lnvi.atble to othe-n, but at the former 1fow1N1 the Tr-,d- �·,sons are l!'lvJted to attend. . ,.,,.,,.. . CBVP'NV\U • • ..... OTE - Here's how lo work II: '11.&ff.v highly """'"' lo a well o,de� .,. and Dem0ttal dllt9 al the � ed life. .1 A. X l' � L B A ii. X U. old Dultoh bultdlnr-We'I too lr. The PHt 6rrtW1 .of the R,dne U you 've had to q u it 1dcldn.1 bU-f for a while at lea.1.1---f!lang, C�•pter t3f OES :,vlll !l}ett It the h L O N O F E L �� 0 W • ;.;_ , Yl'IUr th u mb. now tJlat you•� t� over· went two tr11h ctn1! nejr h(lme of M;... .'1:wtNI Si�pson ll Mltr mply •tanda tor Another. In this Hmpl& A t, u"4 PM .11 :7"'1 Y old to hide U beh l,d a 11,0papl\y here bit night-but the · three L1,- X tor the t.wo o · a, etc. S lnfle letten, apo... ea11on Thurtdl)" l�lnl; •��r book, weU, O\I j usl have to find ! <R•llo'w- Ee'n) t<> far i1n"t . ftj , ._ th• ltn.i,h and tonnatlon of t he• woN4 ffl aU Nata. l}ld Y somf! other way, is al l . I Ntl:r,n, 'flith a 9 o'cl<IC"t' ew �! su t" Ji�ft -� ,-HJ " tnpt dail I.he oode Jetten are different, ; , Too man1 of u, Jijal feebly -4.n of detlcht wit6 "a1ar'le1 IJ)ini-..1.:,· l t obi? A o.n101TV1t 9uota.tfon � resort to �i"bllna:-an apple here, i.aogfiion on !ward. 'I. . • cookl� l�ere, and ooh. Ju1t llond1 "Wa�on Tnin" lut ! iit,l,t l'rA molllbehh p montti an a y O v v S y B � ., V :it , . Cl O ii' II V .&. lr I' • one more deUcioua froien c u•� -I ,-eckon )'ou'd call me NI tl• piiate Ult ..tit be pn,el'lted cone or w�••nver. That ·, the way l,'I\Otfl abject Wf)flhipped of c. JII: . , Y O 4 r V X O 'I' a 8 J: B J y v r y a , a '" an ave_r� •a�erin1 of 10 or Lau(llfOil:- he un exp!ffll .,. will' 'anuJ1, •npper and, .. W W 1 8 C a , 12 ol then -k•ro alter ,ecu rlty In two porfe<tly chooen l.t · -• ., 1 Q W: p� •;,., ,-th•· cub ran eul l y run u p to a ton in than motl actor, ean in · u.tJ Oet,. 19' 'a t U1i-. �Wt J'alll nt, _lei MUMI,O AND -,, ' · i CAN'., wei11 hl. Sprinaa ere•k (in - bed,, --nd •'C.pt. Adarft," Just . mJabt ~m\ltiiJJ Ce�tll' \ �-be� nil v, TO, WHA'tl!VJm, , !"'!'f" c ha ir� and 1utomobUet) frail make It to €1.U-tor-n..,., ;,, .-n ' ilt l:ie P� m-: • � -In, �c · 1,. . t atep■• eapedallf wooden onea, ■prblic-he't bNa a loq . ume · tiled bp actend.. ID � .f %ad ........_ --....• JIii. ;r 1 tlve way In de.,_lr, and ladle& at Jt. "!""1!'I" ,. .,;, � � .,. .,., ' • ' ' ' ' ·� ,!: ,i, • � • • ' ... i. 1 ar Your Ne\\ spaper Is Freedom's Guardian ., �.... Pl'tor .... ��;i;i M�',r,: .. .._ tl . , . . . I I lite lo Met · i 'I R S ,..l k � Hem., Gr.in I ,ffl1f?fJ La m a • S u ay wa observed at the Pom eroy f!aptlat Ch�rc h Su nd.ay m o�ni�g wllh th e officer_• of t_ he Men s Brotherhood partic1• pa tmg. 1'he president, Ray Domig a n. 11resided and gave th e opening pray er. J. E. Fo,ter, 1eeretary and I treaaurer, led in the respon,ive 1 scripture reading, In the ev ening the Broth er hood and held their monthly meeting the gave ape c ia\ recognition to men w h o have contributed many the hou rs of labor In remodeling ch ur ch basement, which ia a project of th e brot herhood. J. H. Stepben,on reporled on the address given by t he pre1ident of t he American S.ptist Conven• lion delivered at l he Ohio Baptist Convention in Marietta laat Friday evening. Th e president, Stanlop Gallup of Plain1field1 Conn., Is a succeeafi.d busineu man and 11, d e,oted Christian. emon Rner, Hold COUt8 IS Incom ete H a rry Balley showed oolored Mr. a�d Mrs. George_ Ha ckett pictures or the family triJ) to F\orParty For Daughter Mr. Mid Mrs. Vernon Rizer of Jr., c ha 1rm en of the Girl Scou t ida thia /J u mm er a nd of his recent Hartford W. Va., gave .e party Fund Drive in Middleport have deer h unting trip in Utah. Calvin Saturday nigh t in honor or t heir I announc ed thal not all of the Simpson was _ chairman of the re­ ter• freshment com m ittee. daug h ter, Ca rolyn's fourteenth ": ork_ers have_ eo_mp l eted their hoped tha t t he 1s 1t and r1tor1es birtbd ay· finish ed in the Games were pl ayed and danc- drive will be . ing to records waa the main next few days. ,o Anyone w ho has been m issed diversion of t he evening � . Mr Refreshme nts of h�m em lde d ur ing the drive . may call 1f they wish to contri bute cookies, sandwiches, potato chips, Hac kett Q. nd she will see tha t. someone h ot chocolate and iced tea were cts them. • served to the group. Those h elp conta ------A Hal loween party will be ing with the games we re Lois Hemlock Grove ld at the e h nd S Ann Gibbs, Janet Zirkle, Gloria Service, Held u ay Grange Hall, Oct&ber 22 at 7:f5 Goodnite and Patsy Rizer. Carolpel P- m . yn r eceived m any nice gifb. A t Nease Cha The e \'ent will be aponsored by he ld S u nday a fterwere Services Those attending wer e Sharon Modern Woodmen, the Bed· the ich Fields, El len Crites, Erma Crites, noon at l he Nease Chapel w h Hemlock the a nd has been closed for t h ree years, ford PTA, Kay Sehaekel, Shirle y M ae S m ith, Grange . h an atte ndance of 38 and a col wit Rita Russell, Harvietta Newla nd, Co m mittees incl ude Mrs. Geo. Iola Worth, Terry Hall, David lection of $16.00. Ziegl er, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mr. retired Thom a, e v . Weber a R Fields, Mlke Fields, and Billy o the E UB c h urch, fee l- Hilber Qutvey, Mrs. Audrey Well, Zirkle. Those unab le to a ttend, minister r Mrs. Dorot hy C haney, Mr11 . Carol n but sending g!rts •were, Jerry ing t he ca l l, co d ucled t he service and ext Exodus 4 : 2, "What Jon�s. Mrs. Helen Qulve}' t the using Hall, Carol Fi elds, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bernice Hawk. ls That In T h ine Hand�" Carl Zi rkl e, Hut Smith, Opal and Prizes will be given ·and rib· Rev. Thoma will hold se rvices Sandra Zirkle. at th e chap e l ag a in on S u nd11y, bons a warded for the best coalume Refr es hment s will be served and . October 36 at 2 p. m. ---everyon e is welco m e, a spokesma n --· Infants' Beacon said. \ ( I -- --- --- ---JI Events D-ported ! - 8_,edford·. S h l News Cf>"... • Youth Rally Held Sunaay A t RutIand Church 01 Christ I BLANKETS Regular size I I I - BECKY'S I , 11 � it�. , =! I .':�ii:i.:i�� JD i ' ��·I r · I I-+-- I c,t);.-r' .;q •. i wJ: -+--1 ,,,+-t- uR ��!!�'ti;':! n· ' f f I •.,+-1-1--� --+-l--t,o;,l,,.-f-1 hir+-t lr.r-+--1--1- a-atrr-:t•!t'" i l tt §:' '· "' ,q,' , :it r } ,tarr.1,, !°""" · n· •• n-, I� -, ' . � 9 ,.-7.- 111 · · O..�i�l •·iu·f� 1q;· 1iiftbe . tlll o.t,,., lilt \ \ir If . �- �•. � ' ' •' u:, t:t I Miss Mary J ane Eichinger. a stuent n u rse, has returned to Cam• student nurse bas retur.ped to Camafter spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger. She recently completed t hree months affiliation work at Centra l Sta te HOllpital in Lakela nd, · Ky. .:fir-or 8"' U!� ;r,i',Mirt.•- i!'ll! 11<!!1'�, atbi- ./. l>rodtiie te•• · f)y_liatlo ,, · About M i ddl eport a, FIIDDII HOUDASl4lLT Mrs. Sidney Pickens haa been ill with a virull for lhe paat wee k. Mr . and Mra. Frank Beach enterlained Mu. Bertha Baumgard· nu of Glenwood, w. Va.. Jut week. She alto visited other relatives Mr. a nd Mn. C h arle, Me• El h inny, Mr. and Jin. Homer Jone,, Mr. and Mn. Sidney Pitbns and Mr. and Mn. Norman Yeaaer. M.n. William Bra dford w ho has been v i.aitin.11 (or the past two weeks In Aleundria, Va .. with Mr . and Mrs. Ala n Bradford . is expectec\ to rl! tnrn home tomonow e vening, llr. and Mrs. M. L. French and daughter, lln. Don Stiven were in Athe n.1 Saturday to attend the funeral service, of Mra. French's bro her. Harry Townie nd. St a le ·Board me m beu were in lro-d ced by Mn. Robert Bee gle of u Portland and included Mra. J. G. Ilc ntz o( Zaneavi l le, Mr,. E, S. S herow, Mra. K . B Davidson, Ca m • bridge, Mn. A. T. Roud�bu1h, H a mJ.lton, and Mra. Milton Schlo1&, Cin• cinaatl, who conducted a workthop. Tbe group adjourned to varioua claaa rooms for a 45- minutes con ference ar14:r V.:hlc h they rel urneed to the a ud1tonum for repotb �n the conl81"ence■. Report.I were gwen by_ Mn. Charle, Hayes on membershlp, cond11c�ed by Mn. Bentz; Mn. Erne1t Wb1tebead, aea-etary and treasurer. conducted by �•Roudeb�•�; _Mrs. Carroll Snowden, to respo�S1b1bt1e1 or a del egate Council, conducted by �- Sherow and Mrs. Lee Wood, pr1nelple11 of Rev. and Mn. Fred I. Girdner the PTA, conducted by .idn. were -at the Huntington a irport Stblou. yesterday to meet their daughter Mn. Bentt., dlstrlct director, gave Mn, B. J. Shoun and daughters a brief evalua tion of the worklhop Barbara and Suaan of Johnson and C(lmmended Meigs County on Clty, Tennessee who ca me for a the large attendance at the won. vi.tit with lhem . shop. She ove the highlir,hts of Rev. and Mn. C. E. Hoyt, {orm• the state convention beld recfntly ,er minister of the First Baptist In Cincinnati and ur.1ed the Coun- C hurch, now living in Ypsil anti. ciJ to keep up lta good work. Mich,, visited Mond a y with friends Refreshments of sandwiches, They had been in West Virginia cookiee, coffee, mints a nd nuts to vi1it with Mn. Hoyt's molher. were served by the hoatetis unit. Billy Hensler, son of Mr. and Mu. Glen He nsler i.a confined to h b home with mu mps. Paula Kay Ru111ell who hu been C/ k Ch 'Id H Or ed· IW'ten th P rly =bd •.oo "" llv.n lo lh, ll,emg tor l umbot for doon on tho Ibo � Auxiliary Held• ReguIar Meeting ' Roll Ca l l waa answered b7 slx members preae nt when the 6yra. cuae Udies Auxiliary of the Vol unteer Fire Dept. met. Mrs. Sylvia Zwllling, pnddent had char ge or the meetln& which opened with the n ag pled&e and t he ''Lord's Prayer." Reports were read and apJm)'Y• . S250¥)() WH p u l JnW the ed spe cia l fund to be uaed toward t he p urchase of JJ new fire truck. __ - · --- .. - absent from school for tbe put 14 days retu rned Monday to Mn. Rupe's semnd grade. ... t Mr. end Mrs. C urtla Manne,noo the weeuncl 'or Delaware apent ·with hi.a uncle, Mr. and Mn. Ralph Gilmore. ,l__ Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Kl.I�• and Mr. a nd Mn. Vernon Wdiel' · ."of R u tland a ttended the ter Fair last week. Sharon Jonea returned to Ohio Un iversity after spending tbf , weekend with her parenbl, Ill'. and Mrs. Ernereon Jona. LI-· 1uuo..... ou11 wW be held 1t the vill•Kt ball which ",rill lnclud, I ,nnd m ■relt and prh.e 1 given to tbt lftttiu\. qijut, funlliest •IMI moat oriJfaal with date to bl · announeed later _ -.\; record hop "ll"ill he held at tbe ball Saturday Oct. 22 from 1:JO until 1 0:00 o 'tlock wltb mllllc furnlahed by "The Three n. Bove " .ffOltetles _fl'lf the next m_eetia, .()let. 24th will M Carrie Sinclait­ .and BeUy Theili. f- RECORDS IAlelt bits In 45 alld 33 lipeed Records. Shop At . . . j Cleland's •- -� &&- ........., l'llEfl PARKING Pltoae WY•!-2%55 ' WAN� $200- I N 20 M I N UTE S ? On Bi'rthday Fresh Shipment CANDI ES DIJTION DRUG Right at tlie moment it's difficult to picture this Ohio "space traveler'' as a future doctor, or a serious judge, a successful busi• nessman or maybe governor. Right now he isn't concerned with his future. But we are wor�­ ing on it! Your electric companies are helping to create new jobs in Ohio, One inip>rtant way we are doing it is to help spur the growth of Ohio industry and to attract new industry to this State. Ohio's business climate is one of our Stat.e's best assets. In the case of the electric companies, Ohio's business climate has made ii possible to eem reaoonable returns--and to offer quality service at low rates. This healthy situation is a strong attraction to out­ side industry seeking new locations. We are p1oud ,of our part in sparking Ohio's growth-and grate­ ful we 11,(lrve in a state where the business climate encourages this growth. our Ohio '+-;i::=l::e�o�tric Companies The Marietta Electric COmpanj · The Ci!(Cinnitl · lpas & Electric company llhlo Edison company 1'1111 Cleveland EleGtric Illuminating COmp'any Colu1nbU$ and Southern Ohio Electric Company ' Ohio Power company The Toledo Edison COmpan, Tb1 DaytGn Power and Lisht Company ' ' ,' Howard John•on gne the report of the by-law committeee wit h r ec­ ommend11tion th a t on e amendment be made, l h11t of rab tng the Coun­ cil dues to $S for each rmit, pay .able ln Oetober. ------�,-- Syracuse La es d,· 1 Around And Six members of the Pomeroy Shakespe are Cl u b were In Atheni Monday to attend the Fall Con• ference of the Ohio Federation of Women 's Clu bs held at the Christ• Jan Church . A eoUee hour snd regl1tration began a t 8 a . m. with the meeting Child Con,ert>ation ·I Q 0ff0f openin.1 at D 1. m. DurinC the morning aesaion, the presidenta of League Mull Thur,day each clu b preaent give a report on The Child Conaervation Leagu e the ir club activities. Yrs. Willia m Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry Cla rk e nter- will me et Thursday evening at B axter, president of the loc al club, tained wit h a birthday party Satur­ t he home of Mn Bernard Fultz, reported t llat the cl ub wu organ- d ay afternoon honoring their child­ Assisting hostes»es for t he meet• D,K. . . . Repar alil)' ' $20 • month with I iied In 1 884 and federsted in HISS. ren, Vickie , RJ cky and Sherrie, ing a re Mn. Pa ul K. Russell. Mn. She preaented the club projecb whose birthdays are in October. W esley Fr ye and Mni. James year's tirile. C11ts. less than_ 1_ 1 cents a and program& !or the year and Games were pl ay ed with prizes Brewington. dar. Phone first for fast appra,al. Then closed with a poem, "Things Worth awarded the winners a lt er whi«:h a A home made &ift a u ction will While.'' decorated birt hday cake and iee !:ie l! e ld during the evening. pick up rour maney. Also laans up lo lunch eo n in t he cream were served and favors were Following chu rch dining room, t he afternoon ca ndy and balloons. $1000 with tilriftr bud1et terms. session opened wit h spe cial musi c ., , Atte ndmg were C-Obi)y Lemiey, by Mre. Gloria Snyder. Guest r.peak125 L 1114!N STlltllT era were Mrs. Hsrvey Joh n11on, Charlene Mignon Quillen, Kevin I'tlONI WY-2-2.l n president of the Oh io Feder.alion a nd Marla Siders, Diana Lee, Shar Stover Russell , ohonor, e h Dian t , e Young, •Zirkl a on Don• Mra. and or Women's Cluba Moun I to 5 .:_ "liun. t tll ..... , w ho cd guests and brothe r, Terry. a id Domes, Junior director, Ad ult5 present were Mrs. Harold had for her topic, "Now Is The Lemley, Mrs. P eggy Quillen, Mn. Time." . Attendlna from the local cl ub Eugene Siders a nd Mrs. Paul Zir� , � ARRIVED! JUST tie. were Mrs. Baxter, Mra. Ben Ne utz. , The honr,red guests received a ling, Mn. Pearl Hysell, Mrs. Phil � · Williamson, Mrs. T, A. HenneHY nu mber of gifts. Sending gifts bu t ◄ A. ,. -r ••I) _. ·.'.'.·· a nd Mrs. Oliver Michael who took u nable to a ttend were their grand· , ...to MI Ll ST. MIDDLE PORT I instruction in th e Braille for t h e 1N1rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon d SA VIN-�• -__--------• -• ' ___ _______;!: ,-.,,,,,,,======== __' ______ _ __ ce: �,:'. •n -------:��•: blind. . · :,:: , . . , p!'9- !e -� They'II' · It Evary ,.ime ' "-+-4 ·,..OU, Student Nur,e Spent J'acation With Parent, Club Members A ttended Athens Fall Conference ''Greetings, Earth people • • • Nice · 1ittle planet ya got here I'' lr""� I f, . hr+- ' ' Soticil Events =�!'8"11' ,. ➔ ' --- ...,. .,. . I :.. . "ti':d MI DDLEPORT 5!11,� <;e"ter &:f'!.s� � ) -= Gu. · 1 · DA f ly ( R Q 5 S W Q R D i' October 22nd One h undred and lwenty-aeven delegalea a nd &Yeats attended the Meigs County CouncU of Parenti . a nd Teachen meetinK held Tuea day evenlni . at the �tart Gr ade S. hool. Guest.a were re&iltered by Mn. Bert Grimm, Mn. lloy Buell and Mrs. Alfred Toney, mem ben of the Letart Unit. Ea ch guest was pre­ sented with a name tag In thf!' form of • pumpkin and a pro11"am bool• l et. 'ffle meetint opened with the ln­ vocatlon by the Rev. Ira Tlbb,, putor of the ML .Moriah Che:,cb of God, fo l lowed by the fl■& pre1enta• Let&rt Falla Girl l ion by Lhe ScouLI. Gro up ,1n1in& of the P'l!.,A song was directed by Mra. Geor1e H ac kett Jr. wlth Mn. How.ard. Roush as accomp1niat. Mrt. William B. Downie, Counly Council president, welcollled the guest.a a nd cond ucted '\be buaineu aeulon. Mrs. Rex Shenefield, see, retary, read the minute of the May meeting and of the September ex, ecutlve meeting. The treaaurer, Mrs. Ph ilip Globokar reported a balance of $30 in the treasury. Mn. ~• o • & Mason C e1gs om1ng Events 4 satin blue, white, $1 .98 u-. \(ES7'F.JlYf;�Q God." 36x50, Inspection OJ Job's Daughters A Hended M r . and M rs. Harry P. Sm it h were in Springfield Sat urday. to a l• maize. • te nd the inspe ction of Bethel No. 10 of the lnternational1 Order of Job' s Da u ghters. M rs. S m ith was one or the 17 grand offi cers presen t for th e inspection, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S m it h at. tende d the Fa l l Conference of the Portsmo uth District of Methodist rches hel d at Mancheste r. '-:�========== C::'.h�•'.'.: � • bound, pink, •ro•o•,\·y . • Announced For ;-----------�, I t� I pl I Did You Know That? I s Ha/1 ween Party I -�-�·�-;,_,;�·�-=--�·�-=-�-_;========�, . .r Turner, daughter of Mrs. Alma Turner of Mason an d the late John H . Turner , became the bride of William Persinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. C arl Persinger of Pomeroy, in. a double rin ceremon y h e Id er 1 5 , a1 . 5 . 30 V\.:lo'} _ on SaIur day, ~•·b p.m .. at th�� B!iion Mcthod1stSburch. . Rev. R 1 c1'ard Wnght officiated at the services before a n -- - . . a ltar decorated with a b11Sket of ---- ·- - gold and rust col ored m um s. S he 18 presi dent of the Happy-Go!'!embers of the immediate (amil- Lucky 4·H Club, Masol!, secre ta ty . treas u rer o_f the Lamphg�ter Cla ss · 1 es attended. Miss Bever!y Roush of Mason an off i ce� m lhe _Meth?disl_ Youth se_rv ed as maid of honor w hile Fellowsh i p, and Is actt ve m t he Kit Neal of M uh.ii e port was best work of _ the Fu ture Hom em a kers of Amer ica. man. The groo� i8 a 1960 grad� a te o! Tb e brid e wu att ired in a lig ht rny a l bl u e streel teng�h sheath Wah 2. mA Hig h Sch ool and 11 emdreu with small matching h at ployed by th e Barry C ompany of 11nd black accessoriea. She wore a Colum.bus._The c_oup:e, a re at home pink carnalion corsage. Her onl y to t he ir fr1end1 m their apartment jewelry was a single strand o( at 33 Mt. Plea sant Ave., Columb u s. pearl s . -------Th e new Mrs. Persing er is a senior at Wahama Hig h School. Fund Drive for Girl Fo. re.st Run I Men's Fellowship ;� T,o Sµpport Male ·;: Student At KCC ' Council OI Parents And Teachers Met Recently At Letart Grade School J udy W WiU :1 , Layman,s Sunday Observed At Turner-Persinger Vows Exchanged At Church Doµble Ring Ceremony In Mason Baptist y n· a nd Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1960-3 the Ille r· ,., ---- --- ' • V �g V c;OIA: ◄· �' ( -- A CAPITOL IDEA Girl Scout Troop Agricultural Research Service Takes Natwe Hike ' To C,-nduct Ma�ive AssaulJ On Saturday Langsvil le News Of Week ,,,., "'· Alpha llarr Mr. �d 1'r1. Carl Gorb)' a�- Girl Scout Troop 1 67 me e1 S111, Agricu l tu ral Researeh -30 fi l ler tim ing 19 essential in Uiis m eth.od tehde;d a �ague! ter rural mall 2 The third is Lhe cha rm. u_�d11 y mornin g, at _ l ht' Po meroy ASHI NGTON UPI-The Agrl• of control or eradicati6n. the Ironton Coffee W . That old 5ayinr will be i high- carrieta 1' 11" 51 BapLJst C hurch. Service will c ul tllfal Research light of the 1 900 ump1i1n which I Shop \�.,\U'd:,.)' .o le)l t . After a short l;lusrness sess_ion cond uc t a massi\•e J1ss.a lllt again st Three new varieti e s of hard will mark the end of the third of Mrs. O�!r N.elson is h elping tbe gro u p went u,n a nature h1ke. the boll w�e"il l h is ran in 11n at• re­ heat have been w winter red hree pr ejudices t folk whkh. by to, .,a_� ti ther who rernains care • P urpose of 1 he _ hlk e wa s to l ea_r• , i es m cot ajor t h troy e l temp to ventiOll n d Depart­ i lture u Agric he t by sed ea the quickly f"ii it h�A home he re. guite deaJ c pollU eir h t mi1de erly m for lowed 1l . ers u,:,nce P est in Newspap • . . -�le type had thC' gn•a ! t h P names o 1 six t re-es and w1 1 1 t�n pest _as 11 e pares for winter pr enl to seed growers. The var[e. n> cisions. l e aves I hibernation. o f moveable t)'p!· In the interven ing y ears . plJnts and to gather their Oil cq,ilization of any i n w n f 1 ( m in hi story. Mr. and Mrs. Dua ne Barr of . tie-s -are Ott a wa, Kaw a nd Milam. Back In your gra ndbther'1 or ! 1 for scrap g girls aalso The books. progress of parade the ed ! Od1 }{ill viait.ed hii parents Mr. ne ws papers hav(' Ottawa is highly r esistant to grea t gra ndht her'a day the ,.-ea t Sci entists will strike the boll to 1456, the commnn man w.as ht'ld in nd bu t'keyes for II � i Alph a Barr and fami l y Mn, and, l p i ng lhe masses of p�ople ! • l a � it_a in point weak : Lripod al ex­ is It soilborne mou.ic vir us. of ha te WH R um, Romanism eev J ;::r in a l l fields by l{ e i:.;: , UUbdage through ignor,1n< ·P , l h \'!"e being no e . h�e- cycle 1n larg e -seal� expen- pe ct1M! to repl ace varieties now and Rebellion. Ru m a nd �hellion Sa turday nigh t w h ere they recelv­ informed o f rl · . 1 y cvt:nts . and t h rough i nter,ehlele through whic-h i n f"o rn 1 a r 10 n l'.Ould be many girts � . The group was guid ed on the me� to t.,e�t a pr,omaj.ng n.ew ,crown on some G00,000 acres of h a v e loni &9ne by III pr�jlldl�s ed 1rtd opened the . , . d en o the loca l ol ' .in embers , t h · the lroa\ even . f al10n Wi pret of � llOS(' whi ch n -.t v r i c c n ontr l a , a nd i fluen Kansas. In sou mosaic-Infested l per Lou and c losophers e i m,th� h lhe fQ ptlQpJe Ip ol inl el la and Mary Thomp· h ke by �rved or dissemina 1t' d . P churc�. l<:A:Wl d liir�_ hap.t pest co,Uy the , this Kaw end will Romani,m eltttions. wheat turing a m rly a e n a i1 J l w and son :ick1e Spencer, ho took other media fi rst rad i o , a n d then t elevision , �1 produced a fi i!f' c·i, i l m1 t ion in an­ �t Uila iieat0�. a small per- with hi&h teat wetgtit and e xc e l• yeir wit h the election of Kennedy the m to a cave where lunc h was d pheexpan ed lla)'Jnond 'tbom as is ill .md have latior.s rcu u aper newsp ,:ient Athens and Rom(• Ii\ t ,•arh i ng a relar njoyed. Returning from th e hike ce,ritaae of weevils enter a ala&e lent millini ' and bakina proper- as president. Mri. Dontu Morris is working in ....,. tl.Vely· lew students h,· non' l lrnlly, r J , e printed word IS the basis o f t he troop stop ped at the home of of d.'!velopmenl called di apa u11e jn tie1. It was ln 1864 t h at a Protestant tlil p_ost o!tice. w n n i of m o u l h , but t h e . "" ' prepa.rlJ1( f�r . hibernation. T�ef Mi.la m is superior in t.e&t weigh t minister threw these three R's at mass i n format ion, and mass selLi ng; t herefore I M .in and Loudla Thom pson where ltneral public remi'l i ned i n i g r Hn,111l'e and i n t hey t>njoyed watching fish, tur- become al .uw�. ce�Je breeame, and ditene resistan ce to any Grove r Cl�vel a nd. Ulatead of bene­ Shirley Cobron o( Athens a nd · inodu dion · ma�s 11U8dage. Provident i..d l v t lw f i r:-.1 book pri n t . re up enoueh fat to carry sto and ., r va xas e T south In grown now iety a I fiting Mrs. J;t pool: m es J and G. in cl ·Bl lies ms a ine, Eri a s the ca , StipJe of Popaeroy visited . . . respons1bJhty , Thu mp � on gave e1i ch girl 1n t h e them throu&h the winter. asture. p and U•in feed for prime a have Newspapers pr e)' reacted th intended, e ach er for d Kay· BiFT �urday nig ht. n wit}! a le b t l� p h ! :1� \1 p,· r t moveable from eel {t • l ' Seed -Of Ottawa,· tc.w and Mil­ against Blaine and elected Cleve­ ,I, ln!iecticides applied in the f•II l ant. p house a roo t for r a f{eree who is teach ing flower 11 Sapdr 11 I infor impartial , lish b accurate u p to namely lirJt time in histor, t he m:1ssl•s were able )Al . Plans £qr the ne x t meeting were can deatroy the "-eevlls before � is �xpected to · be .available land. Th.it ,election terminated �­ at Chll icothe a.pent the week rn .i t w s d e l ai· 1 s O f news. Ed · n anu ' 1 I or s h av e a m ade t u siudy c loud f Ol'ma t ions tbe)' art' In complete diaPa,u1e to, farmt:rs in read, to discuss and tn i n l l' f' p rd for th em ­ fall of 1 00 1 . bellion as a prejudi ce aa ainat the end Wi/h h,e!' p arf!nt.s Mr. and ci&e Pre a nd ready to h iperaate . No from the Demo crats, and, yo u know, most Mrs. Carol · Pierce . vailable a s i 11eed § y as ust J news. the interpret to responsibilit flag1. er h weat and 'sel'les the Word o f <.. ;ou . T!w 1 rn t h rn;1 d P thcnr t. department. rebels in the Civil War were Demo­ moveable type brought freedom to the masses lf<!e . Scouts present were Peggy Fol• •; ·Doyle Knapp w ho underwent crats. oc �f('Ve , the newspapers of t he U n ited States, free and mer, Sht'il.11 Hicks, Crestlyn Hicks, l:f_lstofy, phllosophiC' s, rnsto ms, sc· i c n <'e and 'The co�posile h ourly -wage Ru m ceased to be 11 matter of po• aurge,y at Meias Genera l Hospi• Virkit> Young, Pa m Kessinger, Sal� � rate for farm labor on Oct. 1 was liti111l prejudice in 1935 when the tal Sa(urday l! reported to be unfett ered h a ve the vast responsibi li ty of tea�hings of the ;igt'S Wf' H' n1adp ;n:ailable to n I Smith. Donna ijnd Rathburn I} $2 ,ce\ll5, llle bf,iheat Of re cord people of thia nation repealed t he reoovering : nicely. ; • guarding this freedom. Guesls were Lo uel l a Thompson, ·� people through the med i u m of printing. the lall aeal'On. It brelka down Eig h teeJltb Amendment. 1 lqr -� hompson and Jacki e SpenT )fory . ,. Go\1press. the muzzle must first Dictators Rf � �u way� per''mov.t,h wUh ho use, � -,. Tqd�y, a vast storehouse of k nowledge is lo Romanism dies th Ja: year a11 Young Leaders cer. Vi�tor are Mrs. ., Hernloek Gro�e G r anae No. 2049 .186; month 1flr/l board and grounds to dete111t a person for 1 � round in every vi!Jagc . town and dly in emment 's initial mov e toward usurping the k. and Mrs. George H1ck1. Sau met in reJuJar 1esaion Saturday room, per $147; per '1Y�Jt with board politica l office. Article D Stttion '" people's freedom is to withhold public i n for­ Weston was le:iders' assistant. many libraries. ev4;1nlne wilh ' Leo Story, worthy aiid room, $3S.tso;. per v,'eek with 1 or � th e Conatitutlon of the U nited pttaidine. .ma,ter, tMlla W•lker A." ,Yout board or spa. ne responsible and Dedicated mation. r per , $43.7�; w oom , ,,.Great" universities havP hPf':1 esl a h lish C' d ; st11tes reada that "no person �. jitney · a for m■4e were P.lina A anda Baer • and Mrs. m 1(n · day i u born ho , with per day .30; ,0 se ' Club eept tion natural a Clti en . . . pcrmen cttg out the news , a nd alert editors Demonstra -1ence ha s developed ; i n v t, nt ions t o ease the 11 u ppeJ' on 1't�_p; October 2'1. A with board and room, '6,20 ; per shall be eligible vialted Mrs. Esta ;,audree Wlll•nl to the o,fice of llfeet edne,day interpret it. Freedom of speech, freedom of I � "iivdsbips of l ife have bl'l'n madP; t he comHoijOJ'tfll ' p� ' )oy U,e Woodman, d ay wHho ut board or room. $6.90; President." Religion ii not I qual- B aef aft d 'M'11. George Bae r, Wed­ f lawful assem bly, freedom to worshi p are ba- I The Syracu!e Third Wednesday 'fTA BJ!d - Gr,-n&e WJs announced per hour w1tb house, $1; per ho ur ification. You must })e 35 or oldfr. neaday, . · � DJ.Pn m�n has been rrovidPcl t ile tools hy Home Der»onstration Club will for Oct9ber ._22. Plana were discuss­ wit.bout board or room, 90 cents . You m ust ha v Suntlay Sc�ool attenda nce on · ted word w1· i re · . Th e p rni e lived in the Uriited SI( · ' 1· 11 a ree nation which his freedom., i� pcrpl'ttw 1 td . T h us t ile - m et t at t he ho mt' or Mrs. Herbert ed (or the farmers Inatltute with I The Oct. 1 farm wa,e rates Sta tes for 14 yean. y011 must ha.ve oetol,ft ·9 Was eo, offering $11.52. ( Jtrinted word is the basis q f all k nowledge _ main supreme. Your newspaper is freedom ' s f Parker, October 19. from 10 a . m .fi'riday, Pee. 2, Jtt as the tentative were 613 per cent o f the 1910-14 beeJJ bo,n in lhe United Mr. •nd -Mr11. Wlfiard Fa udree •tates. date. . m p. 3 M ra. Amarida Baer attended/ and until period baae :" it disseminates and 1 w rp('t11atcs k now ledge. . guard i a n . The Constitution does not aet up h e Homecoming al th e t Morning P rotesta ntism aa a qualiflcation. It w11 announced t,hal the cbesl Subject of the mee t i n g wi)I be Star Churc h Sund a y. Production of les la fall vea,tab For all practi interiti c al lnd purx-ray mobile wo uld be at the "Special Di e t . " M'n. Joh n F. Baily and Mrs. Wil­ Granie Hall Tue.Mlay, October 24 expec.ted . lo be five per cent Poses," however, the qu■llftcatlona, Mrs. Parker and Mrs. William from e to 9 p . m: Plans were mad e Iar1er lh1s year than ln 1959, but judging by the past, have been Ii.am Kblght of Point Pleasant, vis-­ Eithinger will prepart,i ;i lunc heon for a j-Olnt instal la tion of officers one per cent below the avera ge that a president m ust bt 8 white lted Wedn,:sday wit h Mrs, Esta Prod uction of cabba&e, cauli- ma le non-Catholic. Actually a ny Baer 11nd M.ra. George Baer. suit a ble for pe111ons suffering with at Rock Sprina, pn Nov. ,. 1 Mrs, Robert Laudermilt and Mra. gall bladder ailment. Eac h person A reli(l.ous prog ram was pre- flower, and broccoli will be _sub - 1 woma n, any NeKrO, or any Cat ho- Lllli an Na pp er Villited Mrs. Viola ll t ll'nding will pay for her l uncheon sentcd whkh opened wit h Bible stantla l ly above last year. Sligh t• lie who is 35 or older and was Plan• were 1r1a<lt' lo �upporl ·: Napper a nd ot her relatives in ph1Le . George Ward, a ;,1,(·011d Y('ar � t 1 1 Questicrns followed by a reading on ly larger crops of c elery and CU· I born I n th ili country and has l ived H amden rece ntl y. c u m be rs are for e c a st. Spin a c h h ere 1 14 years serve. c a n � dent a t Kl'nt u cky l ' hr1�l i a n ( 'nl ­ • day • 1 Y the Bibl e. Answers to e"ery · 11 e� 1 cave us s1 net •d M rs. LewI I u au Vis Iiing ,.,.r. srl l ing g1r1 BY BLANCHI M. :-tASKINI ·1s expected to equal I You know aa well as I th at there · lt!ge by the M c 1 g.� ( "r1u11 t v !\1,•11"� problems can be found in t he Bih le prod uction re Mr. and Mn. Walke un alone. ay w� d S i;: a t 1 e h , r c clines e D op. are 959_ ex• are women, Negroe , and C tholics Fellow1 hip of l h 1' f ' h 1 1 1· ◄ ·lw� nf ' h· RoY Cur 1·I S of pom eroy, Mr. R tC But we still st11J' u happy ns and answers to 10 probl e m, were pee te d m I ettuce and carrots, ent l t e h ha t qua ified. t I'm confid Chrial when l la•y nu'I l\f o 1ul,1y found . in lhe Bib le and read. Group ard rookaville, C of eon 1.nd llueaell l-lt�nse. good had we if 1 people wlll prov e it fo r one of eveninl! at thf! l'hur. -11 in M1 drll ◄' s inging conclud ed the program. M _r n10rni rn: g l o ri1•�, plantt,rl i n das� ns pres�nte in a m u ch dis · James \\'.allter of Po,m eroy and VirI -these this year. port, of close the Al " l.ilt• Aprd ,·ame UJJ and ! hell just meeting, the <'IISStJ ne w honk '"The Sl n lus pi e H enry C abot Lodg e , being ask lil Waltet af Bas han. ' n h l ts to T olum c to you is ppea a . Mr. W.ard is from F.asl nr�n i:<' . �ill l herl'. indolt•n ! . ind ifferi•nt. S rl•kers." Anyway. w,,•ve just had and ca llee were served. u.1. Mn. .Editb Sisson and c hi l dren __.. ed the ot he, n,· gt, t , 1 he w,, , tO a bandon pre judiee. If you're for New Jersey and his pil' ! U rl ' .ip­ ,if t lU!! ii� I f !h l'Y were gomg · tu be I our noon nwal and il was green Boston Bra h. min, sco Hed it aw11y I ,,_�..""---1 m eroy her P&l'.enlt, Mr. ed ,t1 lsrl P i ---.. 1 J -0 Nixon, pl e4..se support him for peared this wef'k in l tw (·urr('nt 1111 · n• l!r 11 u11dli ngs ins1ead of the I h ean11 cnoke J with a ft> w chunks '" ' s Certli lnly not' • said he. (No Ser· sound Repu"bli can reasons ...:... n-0t an luue of th e "Lou kn11I .. mafiazin(• hl ' itl {' ll ;ispiri ng \' incs uml deof pota1 0C'8 on top, c11ul i flower ena, this isn't a breed or catt l e �h�tbih�ay:�,1l���rJ:hu:��it, · C 00 because you're ag:a:lnst It.om1m :Whicl• was dir.irl tiu1 t◄d al ! lw l 1 g lllful blooms l had unf idp11l1•d ,I sl iced t u m 11 t ol's, a r,ple sn ucc . Mrs. Roscoe Wise, and dau·abter, li m e-H refe rs merely to the this u Th e M eigs County Youth Rally Cat holic&, not because yo fear thurc fl Sunday m ornin.(l. hy. say, July . 1 sudden ly hnd a flair for all iO called blue bloods of Boston, o e o- � �. , qnna Kniljlht, �el".e ob. · R No w it " s mid Odoher and 1 vegetable s, herl('e this men u _ I WH held Sund ay, Oct. UI al the I Negroes _will get political and ec , ,� � the ,·•· t he Lowel l,, th e Ca ho'·, T h e meeting was 1>rPs1ded ll\' N th 're · kly un d er served Sunday wit h a dinner a1 nom Ic !1f,Uality more qmc R uii an d C hurch of Christ. t• .v H mas1-; oI 1l1 oom, d cep Hui you k now what? I'll het te llige nl si.i o( ,.;...___ ho°'e of rlr. and l\in. John tha t somew hat •�,---,I by the president, f'h ii rlr.'I Km� K dy. e n" e The meeting was opened t,y 1,lnk 1111rl lw.11\' l'nly hluc. Some we'll be hungry 1H1 ,hou nd s way ,_ -,,,,,_ t 1 s and u nd a Ho ro ffy st in Those present wer Mr, and area u The -troup al.'Jo mad,, plans lo Jo t P r o&reas is rapidly being ma de Wesley Sisson, prestd ent. T h e . Let's m ore forward 19 United -r,.. , • Roeoe Wis and idauahter. r• frs1ooned JJ I I over 1 he lop before sup1wr. Becamie this i s ton.) Mr5 e · have a drive for new ur usPd I on L h e Youth Center. The o utallle secretary's a�d . treasurer's re- Amf:!rica ns, 11 lwa)' s c:1 l lE'd a o! our hclon•d 11nd now defun c l I what Muma Jennll,r, Yr. Ros11 Wiu of Middle, «:lothing whlrh will ht> st'n1 tu rlo i, ain l xp e l to omp c e ver eted. favorite el Grav s fill and dirt A. ports we re given. . _ gwo11d, _q:i ved for this very pur- . " washy" mr n l . co m p le tely no •,. po.rt, and Mr. aJl(I Mrs, William the Mo untain Ml�sion Srhoo! :i1 1wst>. are beinjJ placed thisin pre paration 0 1 /ll'rs huve dirnbP<l to 1 h e llH>iil set up, st>e. An adult advis appo or w s a ini e d 1 The Aiia K11llht a nd chlldr.en,. Rozanna,. �ne 1 Gr u ndy. for .. Boston city cementing of r e the h Then he o t t 's oor. l f 11 o nr d11y Mjjrnu and I had w ash • " tip top nf a l 11 riw Hyringa hu 1> h _ to take the_ responsibility of see• · Stephen, Riclcy, �ll ly and Johnny • , Rev. Fred I. Gnnlner, 11u1i r of Th e hayride of the 8th gr ude The ho me or the bean and the nd ad u rn 1 1 even more tw auti- etl, puttin g in far too m u c h or a ling t hat th mgs were done. Th i, Pt. Pleasant and M r. and Mrs. \JOh I the h o1t c hurch was in C'hurg1• uru! h i as be-en ca lled off d ue to lack or l'Od, . I)· than .\NJ) · t II I wIl l·1 c or I r nrenoon at ·it, as w1• view 1t now advisor ia Eugene Underwood, , i1°" own h rn Scolj. · of t he evrrilng a111t G1• n<' t l nd ! •r­ l arly spring. a tr nsportation. minister of t he Zion Church of ' , with h u llnnff to touch w h i rh put Whcrr the Cabots speak only to Mr■• Lewis W .i,ker visited Mn. Nan('y wood of Zion pronounct•(I l he O'B rien i s hopin g to '' Lowel11, lhe 011e t11n afford tu wait for 1 out a wash in O great per ce nt of C hr ist. Clara Baer oa Baer and Eata benedlCUon tu cJos e t he meet ing. h h ave er m other ho m e from t he A nd th• I ow e lis speak only 1)1 "'' J n°� s m· I1 as t hese. 1 1iumt!s. An election of offi cers also took J1..: - ' 'J • t . t;dne&d.,..-. lV hos pital aoon. Refrtl11hm e nts were 111•rvcd hy I to pla ce. They are president, Roaer Curtir and Any how, W(" wer� plum tired . llr. •nd· Mrs. Jack t:1e Mlddleport rhurrh to 1h ose ., _ ., ti..., · and Cheryl Rigg,· •• United Prft1 In_ · r oul. So I thought we'ti have a n I ,· us t ha-;-. B ecky Swindell I n · , d ner• h unc , lint vice pres,' de nt, WesI � oy I h r o Pomer da , U!: ·v IaIIed he'f . U, aUendlnl{ whic h hid ud,•J rt•pn•­ } oil ' 1 1gg H 8 I have e "v recently joined the 11 · Tod11y .c ' 8 • enry Cabot And of course • • ,,. j8 Tuelld re 1n _' __1 he_upper- m tddl C· Iower P asy, thou1-:1t fn•sh 1111(1 uppt•tiz. l ey Sisson; second vice preiident, rs. Edmun,. • M d u... an enta, . � •�ntatives from lh<' lh·111lhtirv 292nd day or the year with 7'- l!&t , · - · --- , Lodge certain l y isn't like tiha t. It Brownies . r 1 iild• fJmily, arbar a E•kew; secretary, 8 B erd th 1 1 Sunday. Gru�ser n, e gar c ro� mner. < n� m Bra dford, Zion and M illdlcpoi i Birlhd ay11 ce lebuled• recently in- � HOlZE R HOSPIT AL ore In 196,0. 11 m uam, me to see h irn acting 110 I ha Arnol d and lreasurer Cat herlfr. · nil M,lil. Alfred Yeauge, , Ch urchea. Admiss1 nn�. October 1 5 : Mrs. ' l h r n Jn fu U swmg, I broug ht h11manly. so blunt and brlfaque elude Billy Carm a n, Wendy Carper The QJO(ID Is approach int jt, R usse ine ll : shly frl s, pntato )fi, ahd ¥rs. G�r ge. Greno sweet <lug yiafted, , i• c- rn ' · Wm . K. llailty. Mi1IJh•ro rt Il l . l , new phase. · I n hi 3 appraisal of Mr . K . from and Donna Sidder.a. . Jclfr'r■ft'd Yfah\Oy ih Lc,g�n recently, c B r d ra y bu 2 peeled, ook bha lumato . c . rs i ,11: � '. TOOITHI R AGAIN , ,\l rs. E.trl V. Edwcmls, Li'lnrl ; Ott- I n1 The mor lng at r s Ma . -Nancy �iltt & J1ckl• Jone, . e !:� ::1� � d�r: ' , H u ssia. He wa. l he official host, e rs_t: r . o i via, po t 2 Po m e 0,� Imboilen of Col umbus NEW YORK llPI - Sam11w i1lwr HI: M rH. DeJbt•rt I.A!roy l�11tes, I h u�kc-d, stew1:U 1 he whole works. you recall, on Mr , K's visit (ofII· T, h. e e venlll .. , 8t I are V ' ened. · enti 5' ' ,· ted DY roy week e h t over "· · , ' m · • · 1 <,_ ITI • 24. Zion 8, tland u R , 1 2 lo• A y a1e We hearhly. · • Baua: h and Dick Tmh l , rmi• <•' 1 Ii,• M 1so n . S f' l d on t ,•1,,.., 1 1 ., 1'l o,,, . Jupiter .a nd Saturn : . l"ial visil and invited guest at · ·. ·Am•n•· Baer visited Mr. II I O f 62. Since Zion had the ' • .. ,, n ' J.. '" A I ong I ,1r too 1•arly LR the after 'Mn de1dllell 11asslng 1·0111 h i 1111! i11n,; 1r1 Clw s hi n• : M rs . .' On ttus day in bl.It"'"" . ...,. Sc l,l . " h o' ln, , 110. year a over or e) m ti Lhat • M m 1 oat atten ing. d t he received t h e y M.r■. Lewis WJJklr, M.onday. and w1 saiil I we as 110011 hoth, rt' pro foolh11II w1Lh t he W11sh1n�l ,111 l'nolvilh·: Mrs Al h�rt J<"a irdoih ' ; be• IIJ,e boundary the 1767, In And ev en the n, e 'very whip atltch bahner, ' , a hov(', huni;:r.1· a s houiftds . I don·t u11 !liwin" Redaklna, are tra mP1I a.1w i 11 t ween ua...,land a Penn1yl,4n Lodge's disapproving face would I Ao execu tive meeting WJIS h el d I . •;, chant·es hut (lt-la(ls exact I I I rrca ' fbe ' M t. he coac hing s1arf u f 1 h r •J1 ,v a, �op.,. Birlh� . Ortohcr U : A d11u,::hl1!r ll larJy ·Mas0.n•. c:!l frownlnr ess l e or mor oppear � . l t fol lowlng the yout h rally, It waa l Dix9n hne, was fJnaJ Y settled. York 1'H1ns h1 1 hti 1\mc·r11• 111 I to M ,· . n n ◄ I Mr � . \V i l l i mTI K . B ii i l C' I'. : lffC' wc ha J /l nu�hty c1J r,ly s1111· over Mr . K 's •hould er on t ile TV \ decided to have lhe next meeting · , rl•r or �cramhl!•d em:i-s,' bacon. rootb■l1 Lca,r:ur. I 1t1 1 , �l idltepor t. In 1861.1, aJ ceremonies marklni OdoNf' 1 8 on Monday nl.1h t for 8 try ou t : - --- · --- - · -- -·- - . . _ ·"- - - ____ I surC'ly hrpni\ and butler and jelly sr rccn. The Fr1end ly Circle ot the Fed, . There has bee n quite a l ol of dla: r the tor'1•1 tranafer · of Alaska ' On• . wedlleaaay evening Ocl. ti 01111 lnb� roftce an,t milk. . · I f there's one man In t h is tr11ted Church will meet Tuesda y •t / cuuion on w hether Jt is best to I from Ruasla· to the United Stites, • MIil ·Neitie' Vale, printlPll or ttie ,1 1 /[) w (, cor�f" ncrnard Shaw, fa - country really urid ersta ndi the t he R.u811i1n · r�ag w11 Jowf;red ,in 8 P - m. at the church, , i have the youth ral ly on Monday , 11101111 Englbh pln:vwrighl . livt>rl Russian's wiles, bat'k t racking, .'21. Memor. 2. Mtitll.l � fro nt of the ll'lvernor. re,ldltnce school, Mrs. Ro.,.rta WllBOn, Mrs, / aened. S. Mllrblo nndum. , u l l Uioiw )'l'ur!< fht• dir.d at 93 or do ubl e deallng and innate cruelty Mrs: . 1"hlllftll . . · CampbeJI · tlnd 1 nlg h t1 or S unday afternoon So � Qtlott A meetine for a ll Dem ratlc the s ttendan <'e o! this ! n Sitka and the U. S. fla, �iaed Gla 4. Clty �4. Frutt /l attended Wchers, !it,ljor, rallf w mi lrl . dlf I morr ) o n e:1 r rn 1 .� . b1·o<· co l i , (and I l h a t man surely i8 H . c . LOdge, PrecJncl Commitleemen, theoc its place, Melp hel p determ ine this qu eatl trai n drinks J:ll t'lls pot,1l ot's) lett uce a n d other as of now. J 1873, rep�sentilivea of Uie ',o,tt9-ltl Conference of the In Count Wome y Demo rati n'• c c Cl u b . u M119-0 2ti. ro u [ Wl8 also declded at the exe::uve .S:. CeM Apo,(Jlijon lo , rabbit food 1"11 ii ever know, Prl 11 ceton, Vale, Jlut1er11 and eo. Obloand the Meis• County Club will be ! meeting that the ch u rch Jar 6. B1.11lnes11 IO. hour w11 coif•• i,. t w hl�h l umbl• So I ' m fix i ng hi fry up 8 sizp . ·� reading, des- held today From I met In New . 1- oi'k •� at the Bradbury School, Tues• t he rall� was hel d wouid rac n bf tl)sr,u-,lon of : ablr skil l1•t uf h11 m for �uppt>r, crlhlng an cldtirl)· men's elderly JQlli\'fe"d / al o rew l the fln rulea to 1overn day at 8 P, m , �:� . U, Bel<"V" 1, �;t��; � ha 've the proaram. And I just hcl1er had. I k11ow b_y Vit'toriJ1 n flat.. fitf�Uv,e, Plan,, (2) Mem, .mterco eaillte footlJrll2e. Infla.mfluid (111.'ut.) tolMr 1 9 Oc 'the ned m@eting wi l l be held JP ('XP<!rit·ncc. I . . Jl.,rodJ.otion; (3) Profesaiom c typi a ed h strele "11hcre al fn · 1892, the firs commerelal mntlon I & Forage 1'- Char There wll\ be a joint ln1t a lla tJon I Monday night Novem ber 14 at �a · followed by a din, Prob'ij al ritansion {n ame of G l adstone a,-rui11 1'- "Root -t" h of tho c re '1 : 30 at the Zl�n C hu reh of Chris 41 r• 1 A' o t. h m u today y hanks and t · ' ;! � :! � � J'b ° 8� , apart ment ho u se) ell ting roorn • ns Dn L l:'ulm.l•r•• A11w1r :ll, �own. D, Drom tdnry 1r:�',! ;�� Iris n r a: G n I e1go. I a n d II few olh('r p laces are clns· furnished apparently with urea"'21. ......nel\ 11� Requlre 27. AmonR" r· I H , 11 Octobe 8 19 m. r p. at Potluc k · 1 g ,__ CALL THI M Ml STIil 1I m ! · honu r o r our I1 11 v11 mt n ts �NIJINl, a7. Pre■orlp28, Fo i-c lble -�•,ta __.., ,D IIS · _ =t'n hage, carpeted apparenOr.._ ..wtth refreillments will ·11e terved. �LE VEL AND }JP! Fu l l _ c k /If', �tltr in "dl11kivoercd" m ba con t n.ct I :lS. Mountain 492. 1 Mil 'l'IIJlll, 1lo UPI - J. tlon ter the .whole ch u rchyard mou, Thou or aht todl f tt ; � lt r .... Oc tlh , Jimm y �row.n. �r. Inside,1 1 and :w u T("11t'lher, aiming to p la ce this gloomy vist a cl-0aed by elftai n■ 29. Le1111 pro..' 38. - Paulo, Robert LoU.i f 1,:&inai Mij�l�■n: 81, Y: Rt.on County en­ rlt Pomeroy Bend Granae will me t hal��clt Bohb Mit y c Mhell, rhd r. P, :Ill. ��: of 1492, u t• "!!f O firmly in Jo hnny's nol a bsolutely black, b 11t i none•� ill rea:ulP' ltlfion, Brull II candiIIUI Cinler 'At· -U{J:' ■nd /all, Wednesday, !t 1lde, glve the Clevel1n4 Browna J �aid : "To be-- wba� :u. �!���� 1�•• 111. Gl11e11 morl' or lt'ss lill!r pointed heud the le.as augg�tlve of a ) flnt• f.O. ll'rench. bee died ao. � ' • hie , Wq' ,� · to -� !l' we •r' l t •rt 1 r4 Hall DAV th• ql :Each • the b t 1-2 scoring pu nc h in the lj. Oull-liko URIUUl c gave l ht>m th i!'I jingleijo,piv,i1e, .. . • If . . ••1111, cla n Frenc h lu11eral. " · . e l i'J , e/i Ml'll 1 h1 y U l : of mln f t e onl y · 1 11k d to bring • Pie or Nat1on1l Football � �- �::,� � bJNl (��'k. ) ,League. .. ln fourteen hundrt>d ninety, ... tafln · . l< - ·· Can't you just see it ? . ' " · rue_ir:wtllll .shmeni,., t u;µ,t·or 1 to nlng up eome ro11 · W:t1 lwo, � , ' �lcal , ' · 0c� lt � CATCHfN · G ON PAST Col umbu s sailed t he ocean bl ue cu.rt ain!, throw the catj,e i 1je'iil , : · n, Rtd lljll · DO CNANGa TllliDAY Board will meet NUianco '. SEATTLE: Wash. Uf'J --1---1--11--11- �,-1--lf-+--f. Xurt NJ:W YOU VPl _ And w hat did Johnny come up a nd turn on rou�teen Si) wiU meet PMt w,• PTA 'e tri� · " Octohri tp it 1 N, :atino · • t the Gegner, Univeraltf of Waahlnrt.on the N!IJNtd fOf rnll,JQr 1.,..._1 W11· Tqjt,i4Q'" j:i 1:_IO'pln, al the school. wit h !hf! nex l day.-why ot course l ighll lit on ce? · · - heart� offlca J n ·,0:,.:: , • · 11. t,eat1on ln:+-11-+--+.� ;.r.i_-1,,...,j...,.l-+-I lineman, taw I toqtball !or the fir,t plrea , in tht iJ9o'1 that � f'l•· Y "In four t een hundred n inetyoliuiiiln1 Unit«!' NatIT. Ai beautltu! Ocotitrr 19 time when he came to the United tlo.nal Ltacup hall a ndi riQuli-ree h t ,Jae DNaeatect. Hos• will WNII IOU LOOKING AROUND-I went lll The Middle · rt lJt r,a'fY' Club State, · ' ,cl1ml' man l:r+ -if...� t<f--f-+-f:"J' from Ge�any !n 1952 u a . Jn1 1)J pltytn ,.ta addreu tbt C� lu mbus sail{ld t he da rk blue in to ou r bea utiful bank uptown will 'll.Ht 'Vrlll motlier» of the b9 tbll a.pe esd,y 'J. , m. at displaced �- r -• �� t" . i len 11 "¥r. JJu:a pire," Bea. ltyil rrade, lliJ�OII. -+-+-1Ptradn.1 -there w111 an JnvlUn1 marblei qi� hj)1f1e of Mra. Henry N�I . The above tells )'OU wohy tea- seat, all polished and readf--10 'Jib� will be a meetln1 of the . c-hers ge l pr�maturely gray, early I Ht down where I could ' look lflci4Jeport Little 'Le■cue at Mun 7 _ba ld, flecrep1t and one thing ,ind acroas a nd see the well rembered p, M Wedneaday �• 1n . V ev,nlne th It t . 1 \ob. 94 · · an other. T ,faces of Charlie Rathburn, Willia cuy ·ua JI · · ·· •" · · · ·' · · - � · ·· · · But Its a grea t life tr you don't Hus.sel l , John Downlng a •aoft' spea. · r Oltolpt 21 19, W•ll•bl �-t-+-weaken. ker was playin.11 "Bea uti ful Ohio" The Senior Molbera Club of Mid$HILLABEQ RANTS' , ' , , - �llhed Company and Paul (Paul and dlepo 11-IE. ,.,.,.E ,,._ � , · 1 , , rt will m.-.t thl, 'i'buraday , wllh atatta r In our no w famou s "Peanuts" Smart, that ii) tel11 me that • ennlni 1t th,-hiah al!bool cafe-� ... ---��� , D _u a "Thalland IL � '""' ' ·"' 1'M-" "·."" \ii' •·· • � , ro m ic r. trip lh !! Lltl lest O n@ is sketch of the river and environ, te11, at 1:30, All molhel'I of Sen1-+--t avated, • u l wayg lra il lng around his Secur- ia to a ppea r on t hat big plate Ion aft- rrque,ted tO atlentl. t/1, ,.. Ol't • ily Blanket, thi.t often bedrag, glass window inside-( do love I meetini. '1--11--1-� '-':i-+-1!--!,,. "" l..-1--1 ,"\vttlm LAST Lrp gled object now being accepted beautiful bank and the decor of · ' Oc� 20 . - � taJic l-+--+--1-� h,,+-l-+--1---1 1 W&I Kin t he- be.at P!'lyt'h lalrlc circles or thl1 one la a de l lfht to thf eye•�thel No. 82 of ihe Jnlemation_ � C.-� 1 today r u mmag e HIN 111 over thif' place ,1 Order of Job'a Dtu1hters will ,. And not j u1t the tota cil her -Sertl or Mothe.n, Methodist wim- have lnspecdon • Thu&iay al 7:SO . t � ;: , -� _,, Most of us have some kind of a men, Pythl1n Sistera-and amid �- m. ft tl1,e Pomeroy M•sonlc T�m.1/0,WN -1-.J<.""-.1...•..Jl-.l(,(jil '--'-...t. J- ru.,imn ent Securily Blanke t tuc:ked 1waJ1, it aU, Republican Headq rters '1:e. AU parentt, Ea1lern Stara •nd 10-1 p(!rhaps lnvi.atble to othe-n, but at the former 1fow1N1 the Tr-,d- �·,sons are l!'lvJted to attend. . ,.,,.,,.. . CBVP'NV\U • • ..... OTE - Here's how lo work II: '11.&ff.v highly """'"' lo a well o,de� .,. and Dem0ttal dllt9 al the � ed life. .1 A. X l' � L B A ii. X U. old Dultoh bultdlnr-We'I too lr. The PHt 6rrtW1 .of the R,dne U you 've had to q u it 1dcldn.1 bU-f for a while at lea.1.1---f!lang, C�•pter t3f OES :,vlll !l}ett It the h L O N O F E L �� 0 W • ;.;_ , Yl'IUr th u mb. now tJlat you•� t� over· went two tr11h ctn1! nejr h(lme of M;... .'1:wtNI Si�pson ll Mltr mply •tanda tor Another. In this Hmpl& A t, u"4 PM .11 :7"'1 Y old to hide U beh l,d a 11,0papl\y here bit night-but the · three L1,- X tor the t.wo o · a, etc. S lnfle letten, apo... ea11on Thurtdl)" l�lnl; •��r book, weU, O\I j usl have to find ! <R•llo'w- Ee'n) t<> far i1n"t . ftj , ._ th• ltn.i,h and tonnatlon of t he• woN4 ffl aU Nata. l}ld Y somf! other way, is al l . I Ntl:r,n, 'flith a 9 o'cl<IC"t' ew �! su t" Ji�ft -� ,-HJ " tnpt dail I.he oode Jetten are different, ; , Too man1 of u, Jijal feebly -4.n of detlcht wit6 "a1ar'le1 IJ)ini-..1.:,· l t obi? A o.n101TV1t 9uota.tfon � resort to �i"bllna:-an apple here, i.aogfiion on !ward. 'I. . • cookl� l�ere, and ooh. Ju1t llond1 "Wa�on Tnin" lut ! iit,l,t l'rA molllbehh p montti an a y O v v S y B � ., V :it , . Cl O ii' II V .&. lr I' • one more deUcioua froien c u•� -I ,-eckon )'ou'd call me NI tl• piiate Ult ..tit be pn,el'lted cone or w�••nver. That ·, the way l,'I\Otfl abject Wf)flhipped of c. JII: . , Y O 4 r V X O 'I' a 8 J: B J y v r y a , a '" an ave_r� •a�erin1 of 10 or Lau(llfOil:- he un exp!ffll .,. will' 'anuJ1, •npper and, .. W W 1 8 C a , 12 ol then -k•ro alter ,ecu rlty In two porfe<tly chooen l.t · -• ., 1 Q W: p� •;,., ,-th•· cub ran eul l y run u p to a ton in than motl actor, ean in · u.tJ Oet,. 19' 'a t U1i-. �Wt J'alll nt, _lei MUMI,O AND -,, ' · i CAN'., wei11 hl. Sprinaa ere•k (in - bed,, --nd •'C.pt. Adarft," Just . mJabt ~m\ltiiJJ Ce�tll' \ �-be� nil v, TO, WHA'tl!VJm, , !"'!'f" c ha ir� and 1utomobUet) frail make It to €1.U-tor-n..,., ;,, .-n ' ilt l:ie P� m-: • � -In, �c · 1,. . t atep■• eapedallf wooden onea, ■prblic-he't bNa a loq . ume · tiled bp actend.. ID � .f %ad ........_ --....• JIii. ;r 1 tlve way In de.,_lr, and ladle& at Jt. "!""1!'I" ,. .,;, � � .,. .,., ' • ' ' ' ' ·� ,!: ,i, • � • • ' ... i. 1 ar Your Ne\\ spaper Is Freedom's Guardian ., �.... Pl'tor .... ��;i;i M�',r,: .. .._ tl . , . . . I I lite lo Met · i 'I R S ,..l k � Hem., Gr.in I ,ffl1f?fJ La m a • S u ay wa observed at the Pom eroy f!aptlat Ch�rc h Su nd.ay m o�ni�g wllh th e officer_• of t_ he Men s Brotherhood partic1• pa tmg. 1'he president, Ray Domig a n. 11resided and gave th e opening pray er. J. E. Fo,ter, 1eeretary and I treaaurer, led in the respon,ive 1 scripture reading, In the ev ening the Broth er hood and held their monthly meeting the gave ape c ia\ recognition to men w h o have contributed many the hou rs of labor In remodeling ch ur ch basement, which ia a project of th e brot herhood. J. H. Stepben,on reporled on the address given by t he pre1ident of t he American S.ptist Conven• lion delivered at l he Ohio Baptist Convention in Marietta laat Friday evening. Th e president, Stanlop Gallup of Plain1field1 Conn., Is a succeeafi.d busineu man and 11, d e,oted Christian. emon Rner, Hold COUt8 IS Incom ete H a rry Balley showed oolored Mr. a�d Mrs. George_ Ha ckett pictures or the family triJ) to F\orParty For Daughter Mr. Mid Mrs. Vernon Rizer of Jr., c ha 1rm en of the Girl Scou t ida thia /J u mm er a nd of his recent Hartford W. Va., gave .e party Fund Drive in Middleport have deer h unting trip in Utah. Calvin Saturday nigh t in honor or t heir I announc ed thal not all of the Simpson was _ chairman of the re­ ter• freshment com m ittee. daug h ter, Ca rolyn's fourteenth ": ork_ers have_ eo_mp l eted their hoped tha t t he 1s 1t and r1tor1es birtbd ay· finish ed in the Games were pl ayed and danc- drive will be . ing to records waa the main next few days. ,o Anyone w ho has been m issed diversion of t he evening � . Mr Refreshme nts of h�m em lde d ur ing the drive . may call 1f they wish to contri bute cookies, sandwiches, potato chips, Hac kett Q. nd she will see tha t. someone h ot chocolate and iced tea were cts them. • served to the group. Those h elp conta ------A Hal loween party will be ing with the games we re Lois Hemlock Grove ld at the e h nd S Ann Gibbs, Janet Zirkle, Gloria Service, Held u ay Grange Hall, Oct&ber 22 at 7:f5 Goodnite and Patsy Rizer. Carolpel P- m . yn r eceived m any nice gifb. A t Nease Cha The e \'ent will be aponsored by he ld S u nday a fterwere Services Those attending wer e Sharon Modern Woodmen, the Bed· the ich Fields, El len Crites, Erma Crites, noon at l he Nease Chapel w h Hemlock the a nd has been closed for t h ree years, ford PTA, Kay Sehaekel, Shirle y M ae S m ith, Grange . h an atte ndance of 38 and a col wit Rita Russell, Harvietta Newla nd, Co m mittees incl ude Mrs. Geo. Iola Worth, Terry Hall, David lection of $16.00. Ziegl er, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mr. retired Thom a, e v . Weber a R Fields, Mlke Fields, and Billy o the E UB c h urch, fee l- Hilber Qutvey, Mrs. Audrey Well, Zirkle. Those unab le to a ttend, minister r Mrs. Dorot hy C haney, Mr11 . Carol n but sending g!rts •were, Jerry ing t he ca l l, co d ucled t he service and ext Exodus 4 : 2, "What Jon�s. Mrs. Helen Qulve}' t the using Hall, Carol Fi elds, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bernice Hawk. ls That In T h ine Hand�" Carl Zi rkl e, Hut Smith, Opal and Prizes will be given ·and rib· Rev. Thoma will hold se rvices Sandra Zirkle. at th e chap e l ag a in on S u nd11y, bons a warded for the best coalume Refr es hment s will be served and . October 36 at 2 p. m. ---everyon e is welco m e, a spokesma n --· Infants' Beacon said. \ ( I -- --- --- ---JI Events D-ported ! - 8_,edford·. S h l News Cf>"... • Youth Rally Held Sunaay A t RutIand Church 01 Christ I BLANKETS Regular size I I I - BECKY'S I , 11 � it�. , =! I .':�ii:i.:i�� JD i ' ��·I r · I I-+-- I c,t);.-r' .;q •. i wJ: -+--1 ,,,+-t- uR ��!!�'ti;':! n· ' f f I •.,+-1-1--� --+-l--t,o;,l,,.-f-1 hir+-t lr.r-+--1--1- a-atrr-:t•!t'" i l tt §:' '· "' ,q,' , :it r } ,tarr.1,, !°""" · n· •• n-, I� -, ' . � 9 ,.-7.- 111 · · O..�i�l •·iu·f� 1q;· 1iiftbe . tlll o.t,,., lilt \ \ir If . �- �•. � ' ' •' u:, t:t I Miss Mary J ane Eichinger. a stuent n u rse, has returned to Cam• student nurse bas retur.ped to Camafter spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger. She recently completed t hree months affiliation work at Centra l Sta te HOllpital in Lakela nd, · Ky. .:fir-or 8"' U!� ;r,i',Mirt.•- i!'ll! 11<!!1'�, atbi- ./. l>rodtiie te•• · f)y_liatlo ,, · About M i ddl eport a, FIIDDII HOUDASl4lLT Mrs. Sidney Pickens haa been ill with a virull for lhe paat wee k. Mr . and Mra. Frank Beach enterlained Mu. Bertha Baumgard· nu of Glenwood, w. Va.. Jut week. She alto visited other relatives Mr. a nd Mn. C h arle, Me• El h inny, Mr. and Jin. Homer Jone,, Mr. and Mn. Sidney Pitbns and Mr. and Mn. Norman Yeaaer. M.n. William Bra dford w ho has been v i.aitin.11 (or the past two weeks In Aleundria, Va .. with Mr . and Mrs. Ala n Bradford . is expectec\ to rl! tnrn home tomonow e vening, llr. and Mrs. M. L. French and daughter, lln. Don Stiven were in Athe n.1 Saturday to attend the funeral service, of Mra. French's bro her. Harry Townie nd. St a le ·Board me m beu were in lro-d ced by Mn. Robert Bee gle of u Portland and included Mra. J. G. Ilc ntz o( Zaneavi l le, Mr,. E, S. S herow, Mra. K . B Davidson, Ca m • bridge, Mn. A. T. Roud�bu1h, H a mJ.lton, and Mra. Milton Schlo1&, Cin• cinaatl, who conducted a workthop. Tbe group adjourned to varioua claaa rooms for a 45- minutes con ference ar14:r V.:hlc h they rel urneed to the a ud1tonum for repotb �n the conl81"ence■. Report.I were gwen by_ Mn. Charle, Hayes on membershlp, cond11c�ed by Mn. Bentz; Mn. Erne1t Wb1tebead, aea-etary and treasurer. conducted by �•Roudeb�•�; _Mrs. Carroll Snowden, to respo�S1b1bt1e1 or a del egate Council, conducted by �- Sherow and Mrs. Lee Wood, pr1nelple11 of Rev. and Mn. Fred I. Girdner the PTA, conducted by .idn. were -at the Huntington a irport Stblou. yesterday to meet their daughter Mn. Bentt., dlstrlct director, gave Mn, B. J. Shoun and daughters a brief evalua tion of the worklhop Barbara and Suaan of Johnson and C(lmmended Meigs County on Clty, Tennessee who ca me for a the large attendance at the won. vi.tit with lhem . shop. She ove the highlir,hts of Rev. and Mn. C. E. Hoyt, {orm• the state convention beld recfntly ,er minister of the First Baptist In Cincinnati and ur.1ed the Coun- C hurch, now living in Ypsil anti. ciJ to keep up lta good work. Mich,, visited Mond a y with friends Refreshments of sandwiches, They had been in West Virginia cookiee, coffee, mints a nd nuts to vi1it with Mn. Hoyt's molher. were served by the hoatetis unit. Billy Hensler, son of Mr. and Mu. Glen He nsler i.a confined to h b home with mu mps. Paula Kay Ru111ell who hu been C/ k Ch 'Id H Or ed· IW'ten th P rly =bd •.oo "" llv.n lo lh, ll,emg tor l umbot for doon on tho Ibo � Auxiliary Held• ReguIar Meeting ' Roll Ca l l waa answered b7 slx members preae nt when the 6yra. cuae Udies Auxiliary of the Vol unteer Fire Dept. met. Mrs. Sylvia Zwllling, pnddent had char ge or the meetln& which opened with the n ag pled&e and t he ''Lord's Prayer." Reports were read and apJm)'Y• . S250¥)() WH p u l JnW the ed spe cia l fund to be uaed toward t he p urchase of JJ new fire truck. __ - · --- .. - absent from school for tbe put 14 days retu rned Monday to Mn. Rupe's semnd grade. ... t Mr. end Mrs. C urtla Manne,noo the weeuncl 'or Delaware apent ·with hi.a uncle, Mr. and Mn. Ralph Gilmore. ,l__ Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Kl.I�• and Mr. a nd Mn. Vernon Wdiel' · ."of R u tland a ttended the ter Fair last week. Sharon Jonea returned to Ohio Un iversity after spending tbf , weekend with her parenbl, Ill'. and Mrs. Ernereon Jona. LI-· 1uuo..... ou11 wW be held 1t the vill•Kt ball which ",rill lnclud, I ,nnd m ■relt and prh.e 1 given to tbt lftttiu\. qijut, funlliest •IMI moat oriJfaal with date to bl · announeed later _ -.\; record hop "ll"ill he held at tbe ball Saturday Oct. 22 from 1:JO until 1 0:00 o 'tlock wltb mllllc furnlahed by "The Three n. Bove " .ffOltetles _fl'lf the next m_eetia, .()let. 24th will M Carrie Sinclait­ .and BeUy Theili. f- RECORDS IAlelt bits In 45 alld 33 lipeed Records. Shop At . . . j Cleland's •- -� &&- ........., l'llEfl PARKING Pltoae WY•!-2%55 ' WAN� $200- I N 20 M I N UTE S ? On Bi'rthday Fresh Shipment CANDI ES DIJTION DRUG Right at tlie moment it's difficult to picture this Ohio "space traveler'' as a future doctor, or a serious judge, a successful busi• nessman or maybe governor. Right now he isn't concerned with his future. But we are wor�­ ing on it! Your electric companies are helping to create new jobs in Ohio, One inip>rtant way we are doing it is to help spur the growth of Ohio industry and to attract new industry to this State. Ohio's business climate is one of our Stat.e's best assets. In the case of the electric companies, Ohio's business climate has made ii possible to eem reaoonable returns--and to offer quality service at low rates. This healthy situation is a strong attraction to out­ side industry seeking new locations. We are p1oud ,of our part in sparking Ohio's growth-and grate­ ful we 11,(lrve in a state where the business climate encourages this growth. our Ohio '+-;i::=l::e�o�tric Companies The Marietta Electric COmpanj · The Ci!(Cinnitl · lpas & Electric company llhlo Edison company 1'1111 Cleveland EleGtric Illuminating COmp'any Colu1nbU$ and Southern Ohio Electric Company ' Ohio Power company The Toledo Edison COmpan, Tb1 DaytGn Power and Lisht Company ' ' ,' Howard John•on gne the report of the by-law committeee wit h r ec­ ommend11tion th a t on e amendment be made, l h11t of rab tng the Coun­ cil dues to $S for each rmit, pay .able ln Oetober. ------�,-- Syracuse La es d,· 1 Around And Six members of the Pomeroy Shakespe are Cl u b were In Atheni Monday to attend the Fall Con• ference of the Ohio Federation of Women 's Clu bs held at the Christ• Jan Church . A eoUee hour snd regl1tration began a t 8 a . m. with the meeting Child Con,ert>ation ·I Q 0ff0f openin.1 at D 1. m. DurinC the morning aesaion, the presidenta of League Mull Thur,day each clu b preaent give a report on The Child Conaervation Leagu e the ir club activities. Yrs. Willia m Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry Cla rk e nter- will me et Thursday evening at B axter, president of the loc al club, tained wit h a birthday party Satur­ t he home of Mn Bernard Fultz, reported t llat the cl ub wu organ- d ay afternoon honoring their child­ Assisting hostes»es for t he meet• D,K. . . . Repar alil)' ' $20 • month with I iied In 1 884 and federsted in HISS. ren, Vickie , RJ cky and Sherrie, ing a re Mn. Pa ul K. Russell. Mn. She preaented the club projecb whose birthdays are in October. W esley Fr ye and Mni. James year's tirile. C11ts. less than_ 1_ 1 cents a and program& !or the year and Games were pl ay ed with prizes Brewington. dar. Phone first for fast appra,al. Then closed with a poem, "Things Worth awarded the winners a lt er whi«:h a A home made &ift a u ction will While.'' decorated birt hday cake and iee !:ie l! e ld during the evening. pick up rour maney. Also laans up lo lunch eo n in t he cream were served and favors were Following chu rch dining room, t he afternoon ca ndy and balloons. $1000 with tilriftr bud1et terms. session opened wit h spe cial musi c ., , Atte ndmg were C-Obi)y Lemiey, by Mre. Gloria Snyder. Guest r.peak125 L 1114!N STlltllT era were Mrs. Hsrvey Joh n11on, Charlene Mignon Quillen, Kevin I'tlONI WY-2-2.l n president of the Oh io Feder.alion a nd Marla Siders, Diana Lee, Shar Stover Russell , ohonor, e h Dian t , e Young, •Zirkl a on Don• Mra. and or Women's Cluba Moun I to 5 .:_ "liun. t tll ..... , w ho cd guests and brothe r, Terry. a id Domes, Junior director, Ad ult5 present were Mrs. Harold had for her topic, "Now Is The Lemley, Mrs. P eggy Quillen, Mn. Time." . Attendlna from the local cl ub Eugene Siders a nd Mrs. Paul Zir� , � ARRIVED! JUST tie. were Mrs. Baxter, Mra. Ben Ne utz. , The honr,red guests received a ling, Mn. Pearl Hysell, Mrs. Phil � · Williamson, Mrs. T, A. HenneHY nu mber of gifts. Sending gifts bu t ◄ A. ,. -r ••I) _. ·.'.'.·· a nd Mrs. Oliver Michael who took u nable to a ttend were their grand· , ...to MI Ll ST. MIDDLE PORT I instruction in th e Braille for t h e 1N1rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon d SA VIN-�• -__--------• -• ' ___ _______;!: ,-.,,,,,,,======== __' ______ _ __ ce: �,:'. •n -------:��•: blind. . · :,:: , . . , p!'9- !e -� They'II' · It Evary ,.ime ' "-+-4 ·,..OU, Student Nur,e Spent J'acation With Parent, Club Members A ttended Athens Fall Conference ''Greetings, Earth people • • • Nice · 1ittle planet ya got here I'' lr""� I f, . hr+- ' ' Soticil Events =�!'8"11' ,. ➔ ' --- ...,. .,. . I :.. . "ti':d MI DDLEPORT 5!11,� <;e"ter &:f'!.s� � ) -= Gu. · 1 · DA f ly ( R Q 5 S W Q R D i' October 22nd One h undred and lwenty-aeven delegalea a nd &Yeats attended the Meigs County CouncU of Parenti . a nd Teachen meetinK held Tuea day evenlni . at the �tart Gr ade S. hool. Guest.a were re&iltered by Mn. Bert Grimm, Mn. lloy Buell and Mrs. Alfred Toney, mem ben of the Letart Unit. Ea ch guest was pre­ sented with a name tag In thf!' form of • pumpkin and a pro11"am bool• l et. 'ffle meetint opened with the ln­ vocatlon by the Rev. Ira Tlbb,, putor of the ML .Moriah Che:,cb of God, fo l lowed by the fl■& pre1enta• Let&rt Falla Girl l ion by Lhe ScouLI. Gro up ,1n1in& of the P'l!.,A song was directed by Mra. Geor1e H ac kett Jr. wlth Mn. How.ard. Roush as accomp1niat. Mrt. William B. Downie, Counly Council president, welcollled the guest.a a nd cond ucted '\be buaineu aeulon. Mrs. Rex Shenefield, see, retary, read the minute of the May meeting and of the September ex, ecutlve meeting. The treaaurer, Mrs. Ph ilip Globokar reported a balance of $30 in the treasury. Mn. ~• o • & Mason C e1gs om1ng Events 4 satin blue, white, $1 .98 u-. \(ES7'F.JlYf;�Q God." 36x50, Inspection OJ Job's Daughters A Hended M r . and M rs. Harry P. Sm it h were in Springfield Sat urday. to a l• maize. • te nd the inspe ction of Bethel No. 10 of the lnternational1 Order of Job' s Da u ghters. M rs. S m ith was one or the 17 grand offi cers presen t for th e inspection, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S m it h at. tende d the Fa l l Conference of the Portsmo uth District of Methodist rches hel d at Mancheste r. '-:�========== C::'.h�•'.'.: � • bound, pink, •ro•o•,\·y . • Announced For ;-----------�, I t� I pl I Did You Know That? I s Ha/1 ween Party I -�-�·�-;,_,;�·�-=--�·�-=-�-_;========�, . .r Turner, daughter of Mrs. Alma Turner of Mason an d the late John H . Turner , became the bride of William Persinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. C arl Persinger of Pomeroy, in. a double rin ceremon y h e Id er 1 5 , a1 . 5 . 30 V\.:lo'} _ on SaIur day, ~•·b p.m .. at th�� B!iion Mcthod1stSburch. . Rev. R 1 c1'ard Wnght officiated at the services before a n -- - . . a ltar decorated with a b11Sket of ---- ·- - gold and rust col ored m um s. S he 18 presi dent of the Happy-Go!'!embers of the immediate (amil- Lucky 4·H Club, Masol!, secre ta ty . treas u rer o_f the Lamphg�ter Cla ss · 1 es attended. Miss Bever!y Roush of Mason an off i ce� m lhe _Meth?disl_ Youth se_rv ed as maid of honor w hile Fellowsh i p, and Is actt ve m t he Kit Neal of M uh.ii e port was best work of _ the Fu ture Hom em a kers of Amer ica. man. The groo� i8 a 1960 grad� a te o! Tb e brid e wu att ired in a lig ht rny a l bl u e streel teng�h sheath Wah 2. mA Hig h Sch ool and 11 emdreu with small matching h at ployed by th e Barry C ompany of 11nd black accessoriea. She wore a Colum.bus._The c_oup:e, a re at home pink carnalion corsage. Her onl y to t he ir fr1end1 m their apartment jewelry was a single strand o( at 33 Mt. Plea sant Ave., Columb u s. pearl s . -------Th e new Mrs. Persing er is a senior at Wahama Hig h School. Fund Drive for Girl Fo. re.st Run I Men's Fellowship ;� T,o Sµpport Male ·;: Student At KCC ' Council OI Parents And Teachers Met Recently At Letart Grade School J udy W WiU :1 , Layman,s Sunday Observed At Turner-Persinger Vows Exchanged At Church Doµble Ring Ceremony In Mason Baptist y n· a nd Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1960-3 the Ille r· ,., ---- --- ' • V �g V c;OIA: ◄· �·--� .. - - • • • · - •- -- - ... .. ... . . Or Ro ugh week F In Elevens u n t y 'lsFR00 tbal I • I land ROO D ev1 emam As I Area's Top Football Eleven I n �P eroy M dd S, D aily , l _" Oc� � ��°.7 : t :: i� ; r �� ; 8 E 1·,��;.::�"'"r�::, xpans1o . naI League . n Of Nat1o �: I 1 I 'f.,,• t .. I $1 9 95 Pr ...ulh's Shoe Store I ■,-, � Le ulJ2 I II 't w I wm l "t I I N Plll8T CHO ICIIJ ' U!! ' '59 Pontiac Catall■a 2 Dr. · · $2495 ,, ,·,\ I '58 Mercury Mtllffl 4 Dr. · · $1495 ,, \' ., $995 Dr. 2 S.V•y Y-p Ply11oulll '57 '' ., .' '57 0lds 5ups 81' - 4 Dr. . . . · $1595 ,, i . y,· ' ' '57 Ch1,...a11 Ill Alt' , Dr. Hard T $1.495 '57 11!1d C•ry 4 D,or · · · · $1395 iJ, ,:') OWs■ollll, 11 - 4 Dr. il. '51 CJa,mltt ltl Air 4 Dr. $1 895 rn• ,. '$4 CIIII• Serita 62 - 4 Dr. $109S ,. s,1,s ·- 'IS Ohl,niolill, 11 - I Dtor • $195 ,,, POlltltc I ,yl. Clll1ft1l1 · · $495 '51 lukk Sup• Hartl To, · · · · ·$195 Karr aa,d , Von %1n4t · Oldsmobile - Oilllllac - F-85 - Ramb!,r POM,ROY, OHIO < �-1 :) [ I: ()' u () w l .J, I. · I I I f I , 1 . I I I R EC A P S -«.- N EW ni°;:l�"r;�: I F��:! o I N,EW YOQJ( UPJ-Tbt Uni ted Presa I nterna tional ma jor colle e football ratiflp fmt place vo�a r ecords J n P•1'!1.1· a nd won•IOJ.l theses: T••m Points , l. Iowa ; . JO t-0 SO:S 2 lliul111pp1 . . . . 18 .5--0 � 3. Syracuse 8 4-0 277 .,.. I 5--0 .21f "· Na vy 5. �mne�ota . . 4-0 174 ,\hl80'11'1 •••••• 3-0 l(liJ ·7. Baylor • • • • • f-0 \14 I I I -- -� · IM !II t.l ' · - •·� -- -■ . .;,. � -•1• .. ....� .- • I. • • • • • • • • • - - PHQttt " 2•V-... a WY•,5• • • - - • ' , ., ' - -- . . .. D ai ly Senlln el, Pome roy-M iddlep ort, 0., Oct . 18, 1960- 5 Gallipolis ft I "'"' .......11 • Ln eaeh; C<lu'l'bu , W\1\f.l>O/I, .,.,..,,,,1r, 3 ..,. . Port.mouth 1"9-1,;,,o DeV!�l.11, !;f.sl, Canton Central 2 each. Ste u I S. n,m, , C.n\cal, C m,tn nat l TaJ t 1 "'lch______ _ 1 � ' CO LU M BU S UPI-The weekl y U-",it et;l Pr!,!ie lnternat1on.a.1 ow,9 �ll(h ac 9ol ,o,el,e , rating, with � ce ot Y es and wi;m. JOit �tst � � tin parenlheij,e. . 1"1� J . blr;s l l\on . . 15 8 ' 2 S..c,Ji Alltaric 1 5 J 1 95 :'l e · · · · 3. u ky 1 S:o 99 4- 1 96 f. Spl'lnefie ld Soo th 96 5 Cmn Ro1er S.. con 4. 1 6 Daytoq, �am iaade 2 f;·l BO 5-"iJ. t 6 7. ij rn• . . . . 7 v:. fourtl1 Week ' Results ·. ,I 1 Tqp 3ny for L! o ff"tgb School Mrs Cugene Howley Ow. .&. - P' 'l-'!AQ.Hl!) TEA M Waa iA9 pt, !INjt ad 1 p�meroy- Syracuse . . . . . . . . . . . 124 38 21159 . 2 M iddlepo rt .. . . . . 2816 46 1 1� . I N DIVI DUAL l Williams, Po,meroy-Syracuse . . . . . . 32 8 2 \V hlte, Pomeroy - Syracuse . . . . . . . . 31 g �98 3 Carrol l. Middle port . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 9 H u bba rd , Pomeroy.Syracuse . . . . . 3 1 I 9 m .> . Young, Pom�ro y-Syracuse . . . . . . . . 30 10 6 ! 6 Htndy , Middleport . . . . . . . . . . , . . 30 10 7�1 7 C latworthy, Mtddleport . . , . . . . . . . 28 12 704 8 Call, Middleport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 15 789, Pre�icho n i-,,an el gam �s !or th._ wee k: Ml�dlel>Q'rt at Ath. ens , J a rksp n ;:i t Nelsonv1lle , \Vel�on at POJntf'Of, Ga.Jli_polis , �utland at �cArthur, f.Mterlt at N, Gallia, at Wahama, Wisconsin a t Oh io Stale (Satutcl,ayJ, Miami at Ohio Universi ty (Saturday) and qeveland at �• delphia (Sun day ). · _ _ ____ �-=-- ___________ e� With Stork · �I Honored 'L. ' I, - . et Qll °"f 12 S•�•QW, �l,) • n �u,aw 1 e g; J.� I 1t.1 t . "r:�. ll,rowns Ji'· ".rt':�� :i,} . •:;ur. ��J w���� · , Ij a I FOR EVERY �Jl,P W N �•';fi" - l\•w an'' Here's how the Budget J>lan works: We eslimate your total d,i· PilQNS IB-1-4111 · •�11. � - Dlllllth , , • a'vnldltl'a .. �� . . .. • 'ta£:� :,. ' ..-;-' ., I autland .f urn1ture Arncild Grote, Owner • \ 0. � �r � � �f · �Ji�t/11$ � �at can strain a ,�1e,t d¥!111JC$\� gter months. 1" �n, if you At ihe end � have used less P,S than estimated, the difference, will' be refunded. Don't lei ,:old �ther heating �II NJY �- Ph<l\!e or write pl! this con­ today for lNM!lll � -� fot W!l8", de­ flill � ��able � Metered Gas : ' _,lamct. :F . . . .; • I • & -REFINING COllPINl . ASIUIID l • I ' •• l • I I 1 Oct- ! / , I ,.;.cl,.? I � s� ,,., eo,,J.. - I I .. I I 1 tr� fA, . Um�. 1,-t-wc.ll � ,k � �! tf · -- News STARK'S .. Pha,macy Wt'r• New . .' T ry Usf I lADIES' lffl,ONS 9J I· I pair 39t: CE Tl f IE D OIL I co I I �. I. I· H I 1M I es M.ft lllll fl.ft M B IQI �r Miss I I I I I Work · s hn. . s� .� � 9-� I ! -t �� �� . ......,..,� coun. I I I , · I I I. Me1inly Alw1t P.eopl,e In � 1 fflPP7 .�if, � 11!"°· v� I 1 I iI ' ., . ·•· annual fuel bi!!. 'fhi., l<)tll ia vided ipto nine e.tllal monthly • I I I I Will• �ll'!I bills C,i\ � \!ivl� ' I I .,, I I I• I t"h1><uin.t: l('Hons )Ira. Earl Dean Kni1h 1 and clllf. for the eomlnl } car ""l'n• m.idl' a, th is ti me. The , ,dren return� lo th "ir h•mi" In 11"'"µ., '""¥" "� " (o\l!lf■ : - 1 llao\t>M, Nl-- - 1!\f' ,..,,,., .,.,.. January -The Club !'itimds It, Aeft with niatlna. 1 · · · · lnrl uerll'l'; Febl'\la l')'-"lbe P'ami!, 1 Look.1 at lfighw.iy S...fety; lt'ai'tb0f'Yelopinj Dairable At�; 1 April-Altracti'o'e Mula Wllll 'r- l M•y-Koow Your On Time. H t"a lth Service; June---Our St.ateJt'11 Heritaa:e and It's lnflueqet;,. • I 1 July-P.renl1---Their Pa,tt 1' 4-H: A ugullt-P1cnic; Seplestibet -Do You Know Your Scbooll; ober -- Re-or&aoiut.ion; Novcimbet -Oldsters in the Family; Oecem• ber-k�lilioua LeadenJ'lip in the State. I I I z I I a Wedding To Be Event Of November 5th I • peace ·uI Coexistenuto 4 In I la da I COId \V/ tt' ar D1sp Y'" Sun I r- :ff Loa:J}J! S"DJ d�:, ·Tel,tvi.goo In Review g�.i�i.,, F URNA ) I ; y I . M oe ee J Hawle 1 · was· g-wst or �oi,�r at a stork show . I 1e , ,; W e�11 e,da1 ev�11lh.11 at (he home of ¥{s, H arold' Lohse J\lrs Eul I Thoma and :tirs Lee Tyu were co• Other bwines! conducw«t at the I me,"! ting Wa.!l the selection of tw,1.e,si:s. �ed ��d ay was also M� t1, commiUeeJ and plann� for Uae , • wl ey s bJ hd , , a:es were P�Jyer "" d prizes c.llming Achie'lement Day. ! we!:/ warded W �rs . w e:e ler ' Achie11emenl Day wlll be- Octo­ 1 1 i till>< ber zz, beginnin& at I O a. m. •• 1 on J 1i.1:.:. �."',he' the Leon School building. A lunch� �� ••...•. \ e will be served by the Leon ! Nn l a ,� · l �o 5S ' ..... � « fler Mn. Hawley hacl opened her I · { Reservation, must be in the Club. :�! se • 1 O te ams: 11,, S::anton ,W:ti, de., 1(1/lt rt a cours deco� of e Agricultural Ex.&en1lon Of.. County ated j M f •· lice by Octo ber 15. _Fair1 ' \<e'qeam .'i,•1 , col (!! a':-� favors . m :11/�lv. · �;· • • VF , 1 • ' re P4 serve l.l)i: (o�low rs \}le \9 � beln& 1 ..y . 11 program interestm.11 An ' "� llufl 1 "lift! 1 � .till lalm >\ir�n Ph!.IUI),, Mrs. Orvar w11eii, each , that are hoper, •nd planned r 21, i'r'. d c l ub member will J,,e able to at:;:.1e1..wn 18 Mrs_ Thur,ton Stone, Mrs. Ma ,y 1 Eblm, Nlncy Tyo, Jennifer and '"' , , , �! e•th 19 M a.�I,elta and., !•�!�1,ld ,!p .k �Ille. . h�se c sen . · . 9t gifts 1ns T ' . , ly FRED DANZI . G tract. Promilinr, • we 1 1 3 each. ' Tbt TOPS SINCE '34 Mrs Lo, a lla.'!"1� Uld lbe 1 ""ttN PreH l,nt-ernational problem Sunda7 nl1ilt wu· in I -�Wit E;¥t. inO,t hers Yo e DETROIT UPI - Nick PJelfO.. . 9r e 1 &ra'1dmo,l,h�, IJIJ. Stev• HEW . YORK l!PI - � full hour blending the elt7 '1 m•ny It�• · cin11ati Elde�d � tkvr'-d tf. rushinl' averaae ward 5.9 wnte's Sh �w 1 2 ea�� · Lor.,\ll 1 �. l)at(<tn I 1 of peaceful coex1!tence m the auto- I tion1 into the variet)' format. §e;vdurin,e the 1959 Nation al Football ---,---. ,;o,ohve cold war was Put on display J �al � th, nuql"'9 contalllid Col. Whit e f#.111 C(4i'ij}an� ,t. Lea&ue !ea.on wu the betl aver. S • ht. ��� Y_')'g only the !)■tul 1m6w,I . ol local St IW T a� compiled by a Detroit Lion,; .. 8 eaeh f1'9)� ,1. tr.lid, 7; ' "-" ell.le 18 0 Ga,ipoll1, Lakewooa, ' Ba'f'fiertoll, l 'J.1111'ey . "'C'BS-n came �as and_ news cor- mtere1t. lJdl Uaere w11 1;1ne ¥!:S· back since Out.ch Clark'• e.o ner­ respond � nts Pa1 � a \'!Sit . to the l ment &hat ,pre,,n� one •f QI.e l , Ea _ Liv�9w ' N9on .\k, on Say Yes - No · in 1934. a.ie ' . .1.. Sol,\th, �Veland :eenedicUii� . 5 f NEw YO RK UP�sey, Sten• new Co. � o H;all 1n Detro1l, where , great contemP(t.fllJ' •·,119w l)iz " , MISS �EEGLE mARIE RITA ea �; TQ.l,�9 Qe¥tr�I, s•el,Qy , ael ,is sch�ule� to te 1 tll;e wait- , t�e 43rd annual _Nationa l Automo- lao�a rkt-M� Sahl vldeotaped • MtNl>t'P SHAl\f Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Beegle, Spnng Street, Pomeroy, are _NEW YO� UPI - New York , We , while mani:ainJ: the b,Uricldea at W¥U11, "i'9unptow� Rye� and , me baseball' w'orld ·today whether . hi.lie $-how was in progreu. " ---t l late e t gas dri · �en I c•be.ret e1lled the "HyUI')' i." �nouncing the �nga ge'!lent and approathing marriage of G1a.nh offe1111ve coacb Allie Sher� h 1 ,he Wm Q uit or conUD ue 1 8 man- : sa;-,, �l F he d 1 Che , v l , , ,,., The club ,eouu lo be I P91iticol , the ir �•qghter Rita Marte lo Mr. John Ayllll' 'Fisher, so n o[ man was once deacri bed by P.ila� I 9, ,, q;� � �• vi •�tr Y t Y' a• e � ;a ies. Plymol\ths. R a mblers, .science ' · • ·, · · 'lflli:R•"S ,- · A ' cl aaaroor.n where d,inu , Mi. and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher , 1-19 S. Second Street Middleport deli:,,bia Eai,lea Coach Greasy NQafe, I Phnlle WY,%-%58J · 19.t1·r ., J r all th · The h o eaP 1 1 are 1,a �. YI ,,,-,n frote mi.served, Sahl iQI o U • coupfe j Beegle is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and Mr · for whom he played fpr five yc.ita, av ed 1 · a POIIEROY ' press conferenee for 1 2 1) . m., I �""" h 1r1�p �"> h ub;ca P under �e of sPff:(ly , iron-elad l l!'les . of irrev- Fisher is a graduate of Mi(ldleport, Hi gh School and Ohio U ni� as having one of the "1barpest j COLEMA · I s a me roo . eren . ce old. aboia Ual our t Pr ,4!"1 0-)' t . 1 rsi e is ow em p Ioyed at th e Kaise f AIumm um Pl t football minds in the bUliQeN." � at wb,i� tlWe the 7 - e t e � . I! - , ,,; l S��f!J Is �vee�e� to fe,vo.l �l.i. i The � reporters, fresh from e�1'dida�. While_ the n�lre rou 1 t Ne!afk Ohi� ,� · futnre . �1 ,n1. Ya �ltee offlc:ials I t�e pol1t1cal campa ign, I suppoae tine aeem,<t heavier, mo« fci;rced , _ ' .-c The wedding Will be an event ?f No".'em ber 5th _ at 10:30 wo�d ca,ve 11,� ,blnt as to what \tied to VAY �t �ti9n to atyll in ! and 'le.ss tnelalve Ulan usua� 1t J 'to FH Ypar �� Tl"" . a . at the. Sacred Heart Church m Pomeroy. I� will be a n • t hltn � �perate l reat 1ee1a1 . '. c�anges •n� @;iAA�f� n K inno va- ' :,-u . �eD(el'a �eci.aloti• wu. -. s s a wedd mg. open native · h1b1tat. Utd We StirY,ce All � oae t u l; m , � ons. quite a switch t j � 1 _-:--cc:c-- Jack �n n,'1. sea19n . opener !\tar fell��• � Ch�le i Collln«• R� E$T+T• Tll!dl@J= S Anla nche Club; Th_e Conference Al&CI 11.aDallfAH 1i ' J:p.s\e, c'.;e_qr", �e�. � . �. wood, Ro� Codl!¼11,1, J ill Leon an\ 1 �up.day n �t t�µnd a.wee 8\lfDI, . 0111emaker held at J�ckso� \ Mill Jrom Sept. , r y . t ·, ,, To 1, , . . , Cu aod Wi,ner r bert ,to · 1 .o nd bo k: Harry •soner tal Agnes, Truman, Gladys Tur eY, I a u't Cherokee Club to 19 lo 22 11 de.ugned to plan the 18, all � , c � O; ,. •y �2f1 1 ' ' ij�da and trans-axle� j llike Walla" �ring to convince I Belva Smith Rutti and Raymond 1: vertic� �w ' d hng. m ye · tie •l' Ja survll'e �ver e could � lhat he 1 ar s progra m for the Farm WoLoc.u■t R�nald ¥J d al te� ra Instead of elec" ' -�' �itlock L�l,Ule a nd �I ,_. · men's a to kers, a 19, r Club, lhrougho1.1 t �e state. Homem n M ao. Paid · Oc be tll4Ps and a lter- ! U-e rigon of , 'tillf-hour weekly Sc6ul� "heioteLMc()we o, Marie t.9ral Votel, · , '' A n, Hud e e11 Mason . t M Collllt)' Plann111g meel• 130 so 1 b911 lt n: �. too • IU ry show. o e a,emed Eve Al Tun. SI GaMJe - ll Denier . · E: ' �d Jea n "1a�aon Ro)' J k - nate de !eaa,,a: ),\�t fkcause the a had 59 ffl\lCb ground' to cover 1� pred ictable. Onl,y the final few p. m.; P9cahontas Club, Mrs. M a r- 1ng wa s hf.:ld Sep�. �o at the Bo rd . son to darence A. · T� rley 7 o...tlhr rlnt: ,._ .., or Edu(al1on bwldmg �llh fo.ur• - CUI Wea ver, Hostess, 8 p. m. I'm l\fraid ' ' sate11:1, � ' 1 so little · t l h,ey . mln�t.e11,, wl;len ):aelr: he-,d. "teatl e teen nche r a women, Octo -all Aval �presentm Club, nme 20 be i . I mo Gaull e m,ls" ,�l Cl\arlea de . . coulfW't re.llilly Pl'e&�t the whole OPEN NOW _ :U HOVIS ] : j cluh&, present. : I and .Patrice IJ\!"1um l\_1 , d id Ute W'Y cov� o1ah dinner. . . . Mrs. Henry Jenkins, Miss Helen j' story �Mt the 1 � 1 models. . , At the eounty ,pl anning �eetmg, ¥8$0n Collllly represent�hves to cround, Baskia�, · t�e hour merely comedy get off1 Jenkins and Richard Jenkins were • from the a;tate mer.tmg _that nnmg am Pro ctors the a f ! te a . R St �onPla _ gr a , , we-,:o'9nd;' �wim: a Ch ,� T_he I strung tog'e'thcr about two dozen I i n P.-r\frsbura:, satur�ay. Blt_ua• U. P. county the Mrs. to were related ference �ere I Blau�e, '!"W m Wed Main � ag a�n dep•t : ·� )l�Jn mercia ls. ! c,om , ....... �', 1·· • · �aa. ahee Club, ¥n. Ray Crank. Pio- ! t1on were used to plan the com rng [ ., ;,;;;;a;,;; , - · i;;:a;;;;; '•�.;; � · , Dl I · "' ;;;;.:;= pec I 1 ft,1 st..r in on s l a i our a Sold WIQl ' A JJ�. � """" Gallon Every Gaanntee "" __ �,.: �� . ' I took the guld td ,,,,,,,,�,,,,,,,, :,., N!>�. 1 . J'.OYS ' BC�TV 1:iaelldiy Hia ,11e er Club, • and Mn . Lleulo Roush, 1 years program. Such decilion,.., as N • �' """"' 1 """"'"""""' ._,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tour around :-_: ,,;=:;,, � --·· ; . . spec g l Sm :�t� ' � ""t i,a � n • · , Sa Francisco while watching: th -· .: _ Gopdl!On-l°a;<tm�_ ,f,ro�uchons IS ·�old "Lineup"' geries on TV , so J t.1g aerie&, lop half�� , (leve, m _ ...a;;:, .._ ._ ......._ must admit that much ef the ¥" 1 �c i�tcl: o1 s��ay night's tied, '.'""e<lwll �wes•• which 1 11' .' deala with the wor• :'Qt t1J.e pitblle SIii�\! \Q. . I '.',ff ���lv.a.\l �w was dlmin- be.allh aer,ylce. in .e,ll))attinl epj·� �·�•.s C"5·TV ho� fas ta ped in demic dise11e. Garey Moore ill reP,Orted to be I � Fr�c� . . It '�¢ied a new µded ''S,U.i America," i under cona.lderation • · •s hoat of , -.et�es. "Toino·rrow " spe- · w�u� w,UI be a clfy-of.the month CBS -'n"s next 1 I ff&:fw-e or the Sullivan show this cial, "The City of the Futur-,," 1 !,a�. which is ldteduJett for Monday, the premiere indi�te& Sullivan Nov. 21. ' ABC-TV . report1 the hour,lo� & Co. ire on the · �ht trolley "debate" �t week wa• •hared � , folk ws: Sen. Kennedy daed 20 min., 8 sec., Viet Pre1ldent Nix9n used 24 dl&i., 40 sec., and the .panel used ,IS min., 47 sec. ' "Th.e Jack' Pallr Show'', for �v. I 9 through Nov. 11 will be taMd , in Waikiki,· AecompanylDI P�ar to the ftaw1lian retort will be 1 Peggy Call, Buddy Hackett, Jona• w,d · 1 than Winters,' HU.ah Down, ·' I Jos_e ��\la. ��; lZ )110S, GUA.llANTEE I Nt.w HNt ,,.., Jttw it ....,, ....... •1114 lo••! -f flll ,-W _.. � _ • •• • 8 MOS. GU�ANT�E I 1 , - - • Plan. ■t .:•ENCI CONF � w. L, T. PF PA 4 O O 63 3& 2 O O 73 11 2 l O 52 53 I 2 O 27 36 O 2 0 17 29 0 3 0 10 7$ AftTI lUSTS R'!dkttor Sealers PU¥P LUIRICANTS • Ashland Metered Gas Budget , ••• r,, �• Mlllffll , ' GQllon " 1¥.'9 �')P �9'1 �� wl� ,. IW"" ,.. """',.., � Jo1� � -.- • ' · I I I WARM MORN ING H E ATE R S _,... bottled ... ... I1 .u.1n ,.- . AMERICAN ••• •� . 1 Bowhni Gtee_n j Ohio Umver1nty Kent SUile Ma rih a ll \Vf.llt,l'll Micbiaan , ! - -- I I --- -· · - ·-- -- -·-' I I i� �� • Priced with good trade in casing' or add $2.00 I oo I I • I I 11 g , ,�i 1'gq;�;ta'i: 38 12 J���n ,; 20; is. M l��::n state' 23: 14. KanM . z:i..· �f;;:.,� 1� /�,e ��· burn New Mexico Sl&te' 'a,ce a�d Dub, • ea th ' O � hers-UCLA, Oregon St.ale, ( I and Geor1ua Tech 2 ea ch; Ar1zoo1 , Sta te, minols, Penn State. Pitts• burab and Wyoming, l each. Mufflers � Tail Pipes - llroke Shc,,s going to pl�� the be,! opposition . l Footba ll among Ohio ' s hii,ih Bacon on the firat p'lay from , �� .J.!. . 1,._. ____ • _ I 11chooi powerhotHes gets toughe r s(' rimma�c after the halftime. 11 , eac h week and each week brings I took Lhe Tigers 1 1 play1 In I ti • wholesale ch1mge11 of lhe top 10 yard hard. fought m arl'.!h lo paydlrt. tea ms in the United Press Inter• I Springfield South, ranked second na tiona l coaches rating,. last week, wasn·t so lucky 18 Day. I Chaminade played giant-killer ton 1 ,.. M asa_lllon steamrolls along . I On.., in a 20· 16 sklrmi11h. The defeat 1 1 ppe highly a to ring comPelenl a dropped South to • tle with· Roger 1 . su cceed ilseH III stale champions. Bacon for fourth pl a ce. · The mJghty Ti"er1, headed by 1 Coach Leo Strang, continue The Alllance Avlaton , ,porting in first pl ace this weei, ror the sixth a 5-1 recurd knocked over Cincln• · nati Elder to climb into the conaeeuUYe week. turned back the Avia tors lhl1 seaBut even the tigeu fe the , son. preu of competition In downing I Sandueky, easy winner over hlahly-touled Clnclnnali Roger Ba• con, 8-0. lust week end. Roger Ba• Fremont Roil, 32-0, moved into on suffered lls ftnt le11s or the fi£th pl ace, while Chaminade, an but proved th a t the Tigers a lso ran or a week ago, vaulted teaton, µ into stx.th place on its win over 1n be •lowed. S �rin g lield Sou\h. , i 111\lon mana ged its touch 1 Ma down only on I fumble by Roger . Lima Senior a nd Marlon Hard• ing slipped Into seventh and ,�Hl�I iootb,nStafldlnp eighth places, respectively, while ,. ninth. Parma, Tro)' remnlnod NATIONAL LIAGUI ! r.portlng a skein o l live victories 1 IAITIRN DIVIJION this se aaon, W L T ►ct. Pf. P1 I In as many starts 1 les eighth Crom dropped nevcrlhe s U QQO t o 3 . 74 . . 9 l r,ew York i .@ l l7 51 to 10th to round out lhe top 10. . Cleveland . . P'hlla�elphla · t o .150 110 103 I A total of 2tli coaches voted in I t .�\)() DO IHI . this week 's ba lloting, and 10 or Washlna:ton 2 o .IOO 99 89 1 them chose Massillon for first Plttst,urah two St. Lou11 . t a o ,2&o oo 1 14 , Pl &ce. Ch11minade re�eivcd lace Allia.nce while votes. first-p I ION DIVII WIIT•Df· 1 BalUmOl'f: . . l·1 o .7MI 1 14 So I and Sandusky each received 'one Chicago . . . . I 1 O .7&0 65 93 vote. Gruen Bly . . a t o .867 77 "' S.n Fran. . . 2 2 O .SQO 56 67 PIGHT RIIULTI I Detroit . . . 0 3 0 ,000 29 70 , a, Unit.cl l ,reu lnterftft Loi Anaeles O 4 0 .000 'i4 121 · MANO..A - Flaah Elordp,oIf. . 0 4 0 .000 74 136 Phllli-!pinea, outp0lnted · Dal111 . 11,11 AMIIUCAN LIAOUI Shlnoiiwa, 134¾, Japan (12), · DIVISION PROVID�NCE, R. J. - Tom l[lo, I Ho\lltoaIAITIRN . . . f t O .800 135 91S 1 Neely, Jr., 202, Arlln&lon, ....�.. New York . . 4 2 O .867 104 ts o · ,iopped Jim.my Wiley, '200 .. , Plill- i , Boaton . . . . . I S O ,400 8'1' 17 adelphla (S). i Buffalo . . . 1 4 0 .200 60 95 NEW "YORK - Jo,e Go'n11lu, 1 l:13% , Puerto Rico, outpolnied Ted WIJITIIN DIVISION ' I Denver . . , 8 2 0 .600 1 14 96 Wright, IIJ3, Dett'olt (10). 3 o .GOO 96 1S9 · PHlLADELPHIA - Jimmy Soo, . Loi An1elt1 Oakland . . . 3 3 O .GOO JtS 1'8 136, Phlladelphl1, uopped Clifton I D1llu . . . :. . a • O .833 135 IH I Bradley, 183, Philadelphia 121. I I .4\1ti Fr,,,e '2.39 s al . ! ffigh School Foo�b°all In Ohio , : c::; a�rw 1�. .. � � ri :u: c�� t::�! ek W ch Ea th e W e 1 r o he ug T I •" II G Best Deal Buys! , '\ ti, "Qlb.� = Spot Winterize ·Your Car Now! I I n l,11 ,.aor Rnse 8 } Bonnd FIRST CLASS USED CAR ·s• g� B- f ([1 i I •�y�Y,ed,'' 1· es ver . . . vu 1 · -- -...,.....- ---- ---- - - I a ' '- Th. e N. a1·10.P I I I -Karr & Van Zc-ndt -; � : i:;, "::. . l I ' · B OoTs • . May·F0IIow F'IDal !fl)er1can ! �:� . _ owa I Number l\.:..e • ___ _ ____ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ ___ / · - · - - ---- - -Le a11 ue m ano lher week BIG TEN STANDIN GS EASTlll N EAGL E S I I _,, . 0 b 1,:· ;;�.: 1 i M,nn ..ota 10 2 . 0 28 I ele,en a 36-0 ladn, S,tu.day .. ,., I · Oh,o Sl&t I I O 51 e 31 · to ta, them ... 1 , .. " a hot contend t, 31 ,. 1 at_clti1�n . . . l 1 0 :n · er for lhe Soutber n Valley <.:onfe r , ikOhlln 1 1 O 46 8� BOB E. BYE� ell�e 4,J CH ICAG L· r1 - Ex Pa runon of have to P:&Y for • francbiae from furdue 1 1 0 37 ,s Sentinel Sport. Editor However. Eastern with wins over m r lea Ou b I , b w a l chl 1 St n • e 9 3 l l at f t� ;���: � �� 3:u�:! I �':,�=°!� u°i!. :; 11:,u:ua'� 11 . Q. �, up last week s football re,ults a nd lookin g for- I Sou1hwe1tern, Kyger creek and I aJt '4 i i d 1 • �-.rd"" to this �r i day ' s games shows t hat Meigs County ' s foot- H 1r nna r . have two r�.i l to ugh o ues :1"u���ne :1 nd · : ; N ew Yor: lo tbe dec.l.ded, bie 4ud. · 0 ���t�effl!lrn Gal le l Nurth play face They _ j O h I ts ups possibl of e end week wttb __ elevens {aced e be a wil ball l ____ _ N"atmnal League and a mcet me ,wckholden 9f the , , ha fr;day ��t. T� e Galluins have aC'heduted for simi l ar adior1 by lbe ,1.1Principal -.cl .the Qutrl)me of maybe two area leijlues ', cceufW Ho1.1storl IP'OUP Wt'!re . ! iCQre,,. b pornts l.\l league Ameriaan League. J;T(\.1- � Cra,11 Cullma ?J Jr., Roy .l;(ofb,¥,11, oat ia �, nd. the Red Dl'Vllli wm�n g bt-eom�; harde� wltb ; � .la.>' -thi!ir \WO O onents d� 1)4W.4S .uf.A - J.e/F T�bbs of of Coac:!h Ju:. Vennari now poillell The Howton and N�w York . R. •a. Smit�. Gf?'� �.Y and 2 Vi:w \Ifs an in(lica�� they I. game O:'t.Ua, , ��boYI, �¥,l'fkd as ! \,b,: prinlll� so"�! enfry X. $. A�azna, whlle the • llilll II Ille IJllt records M!en 10 1 L:.ui l week. �t' � o,v�ls came are the toufh E:.s t de te n!wve' t.ea m Ul groups , wl;io earlier . cker Ill lbe: NFL. 1 I lmeb.., �N.\e.lil 6"' ¥ork New ifae ol stoekh� Co)tw.ental into lht' now dcfuaC"t I ,.._ N1I m some lune Wtth 21 oi l lhe Uoor Ml lu SPeilt lo w.m l the SVAC 1 �D'!P ••a rd · . Wal� t�e tell uilv their belts the task of Thi s the ) ha�e 00:lie �v,;al tlme!I Lc a.11 ue, were a warded , · N�tional entry Wlft M. Donald Grant : E ' I ?be foliowmc week lhcn agles League !ranc�i.se&, to ,t� in ��.b,l �vie Jr , G 1;1 W.llker Sr., 1 � �\WO s tOJ) eo\jQe tb, 11 le,(J m the pasI and ar e now not ed as mee t Rio Grande JJlo is ow 1-2 1 I • 1 the 'f1lh1n;i s,u;i�n. and Mr■. Olar• 1 player. I the best ('Orne from behind team for lhe se aso n lo8ln g 6-U last Fr,. 1 1002, by unanimous \'Ole ol' yaon. a 1'. slltprftan l,s ay. MEN 'S league :l'lond I I n the area /Ja,y at tbt! ba �ds oI N9rth C aU1a Two R10 bacb lehd t�e lea&uc in . PLEECE LINED Their memberships were "con, ..._ Th e �Q.'Mtnl'I �p ,��ikd W, vown J·O an d 9-7 lait wee k they &coring with Easlern·s Nick Leon• �w . e J.e'li,t _, rr , · , t"" fl � « OflW ttie 1 rero�u,detuls only but d1l1onal." ume from bell.ind to win over rhe d a d M e1 Yin Ba 1 1ard t n·I rd .and ed lo be ,eltled. Prealdenl w.,. I 4oultd fi\ad hi.w. 'WJ.\ �. f PIIUDi Toward tJe tiral of tbe s@ a • ourt : · • ren Gile! said lt was unlikely tbe I wJiicli �,q� tw �ir C91\4'\i9, · . , , 50n th�y overcame a 12-0 dehc1t to ACTION SEOAL � � IUI· ·" •�t«We 491' pl-, � 9,1' �: I conditions "ever wlll . . drop Middleport 20·12. Dulland hall Water Proof ftlllft ln th4.! Semor CU'cuit of Mei � nounced " but added l h.ey wo�d I pd fepir4le,u 9/ Wffllitf. , t · ·,.. th be irea I.op •�01e 1' -lll\d e SEO Counties' football elevens are Mid· I' not be : 'obstacles " to t h(l. new l " Na,�l iy fe 'r, . rers ,. e ..�1,1,e ' 1�o \op aeo ! Ur,_�Y • • dleport and Pomeroy Ne1th.er team \"..am , 11.n a aid I.rt•,.. c 011111,1n� ? ., • !"· -. t hei! 1 ' I ID � c OIDw, '\(\d J 1m HObslel,er. , h 118 [8 1-·· ...,., w�II th 15 •� ·-season Jecfpled. Month Thi• Mfftt � 1 r Rutland meets McArthur Friday fk? th have klentic :1 1 record !! or 2 T h. e Americ an League 1 nd a wini loses. 4 • night on tha Generals ' field. The meet in Nt!W York Oct. 26 to dis- ' Pomeroy (�es Wellston at the cuss possible expansion, a n<! the outcome of lbi.a one could decide .Hlddleporl "v 01, A• ailablc the final slandirigl <,I. the Buckeye Pa�ther ahdium Frid ay night for group already Is on record in fa. • -l he1r fourth round of SE OA L ac Yor of adding two new teami no __ ___ __ --------------•• ·· ! tater than Dec. 1 , 19tU. . ZEREX -- • lion. , The Panthers, 0·3 m tht' lea i: ue , Should it rollow throueti on this .. J · l\�OJl "' lo1t a heartbrea�er at Logan lasl p\an, then both teagu�a would ex- 1' rERMANENT F_r l�uy. 8-6, while Wellsw n wes j pand to 10 teami for t e Ul82 FOi A h •· g1vmg the Athens �ulldogs all they son. � . �• , . . OW V • • w.inted before losing out 1 6·14. lndicabeen have there Already the for here hance c is There a , ' Panthers to get into th.e SE:OAL Lions that Minneapolis • St. l'aul LOS ANG_El..ES uPI-The be�,t I ' win column by pulling off a mild anti Dallas . Fort Forth probably available football te�m in tl) e n- · 1 up.set over lhl! impruYed Well�ton wou l d be accepted into the Amer• ;1 lion w'11 repreae�t �,� Eu t i'l MAKE Year'i a p• Golden Rockets. ican League . .Both could �.e '-°"' Bowl Oll � �ce Jn other SEOAl, action Middle· proval at the meeting 1'ext v,�ek. Day regardle.., or c the NaUonal filiatlo,n, Adm. T� i\oil 0, Details which port travelb to Athens to mcel Coach EHkcr's Bulldogs. There is League still b11 to 1eh,e lnc)µde II the Alhletlca -Y8:0da · ,n ·o Weat­ the _ni aking,i, hen, or II major �P· Lhe prol.Jlems or stocking the n.ew em Unlv�slt�e, .&n,uounced Mon9et it the Jackets are able to dick clubs with pl ayers. The playl!\� j day. , ·Hamilto,n tol d &l:w: wilh their p,1ssln g attack 1is they schedu l e, finances and othen. Cdhqve in two pr�vious outings. "Oth('r problcmB h a ve t o � , ifontia Football W.r.itera Auocll• WJNTER TQAD ' I All in a\l thhs week's football worked oul," Gile» said. Llkewi� · tipn th,,t. sifac.u&:e and Navy two ' rn14� of �e top IQ�pen�ta 10 the na- I I card proves to bP very int.cresting he could not �peclfy how • · Jn so for as fiO mu ch _ is at stake money ea ch group WOii'� havP. to ticm , we te II muob Jn the run• · for ana elevens. Wm. lose m· have, although �e g1�es¥!d al n ing for the Bowl II BiJ Ten draw, lh_ls sbould he another �k · ' five mlllio11 d_ollars." ' ichooll . . WINTER TREADS Fn'\ch� ,,.,, C9.st of exciting foolball for Mc�s SEE OUR P,O,Ulble u9�e sa id �hl1 wo11,I� County fans. iiew"groUPs th!? Whether' l A ll MODEi -- ·- - --· _ ___ - --- • · - -� � - _ __,_:_ illlng · d� a B t, Ten r\Ulf\g FINE LINE r. • TRADE -IN S ! Of nt - ··� ' • - .... . ,.- wr-w1,, I ,, . L\JCI� MA�INf •th j Ji>· , tJit "'"'"' "' · ,I �1' !:r; :M� I I The Electric Comp any GUARANTEES 1 YOU LL PREFER A FLAM El£ SS ELEOTRIC . 'DRYER tQ any other 1dnd or voqr . p�rchase price an� normal ] _ Installation cost will be cheertplly refun_def ! 1 . • ' 1· , l Georg, lbh,llor Jr)1,nd , dau�htet Jayne ,Jlan� of Cfnciqna!i her P i1· spent the· wellk4p'HI l enta, ·Mr. and : lfn. hY M,ers. Mr: alld · Mn. om,, �lveJe� �. were here· visi.tinl Mr. ■pd )4ri. Dana �I. Syr■CUJe. llr� fi.i.,r 'If Mr,, Sbl�eler !ell l• and Mr. J11sti'l WJI recentlY. NI· l{qlltl' ' Hot_�ltal. e tO U.eir qome i' \� i lelt � l(n. · ..Jf I ■IOQ to ,pend • � dQ> in Cha,!� ! on limtD!l!•· ·Hir, QIQthor, Mr 1!1>· 1 Un Landtfl -ti elf'ff'j1 for her ! daua�itei, ( Pqltr h t, whJle lhe is 1 1 ,...,. · · · I ' I I. .rt. II lo - indeod · !bat a in ..,.11an ....,,.e1 ,o inapiNd In conoepl and m fta,.. ID 8QQltinn that ii ia dooli-1, - the "'1 beflodl:dg, for certain pea-. AJad :rel, 11 aeema not loo IOOII to ay !bat tlle OldPlec car of 1961 will take 1111 place ._ mo,t -� of the peak adlienmmta ol Ibo ... --. u m 1\io ad. 1u.11••rVve . Ito dean. d.aaai<, form introducea a new look r. the -'cl'• molor can. to m,ulafi,, Then,'• a 1""" a - ...._... 11' � of 11'\lf 111 lb 11111irely ,..._ MJeticmbip oontoor of lnlmh to -· lnAide, lhe atory Is .,_n, NIID&lbble. Hme ii """ IUOllllllOll8 In every dfmenolon. Head rorm, •t l\\e'II . , . am ... , , , beilht. and - _, .,. • • "1' - l""f"1!Mm "°'9 � aud luaaq• · Antt • il• lwult, lo . -� 11i111lie ond 'ltll$ - - · I!'"! inl . • • CJaiel .,,i, ..._.!mt lo ,, Cc�• ,_ fl\PM" ' 11eneatl, I 1i.,_" -� · · -�---a.--•n, _. ..,. a _..., "'"°' N • iaiil !'11;-.·_. 'Ibla •· - ..,. J'OU too__ oell, 'Ibo - .,. llimpy �N) . .. citlDa to """".I"' ...... hilqd. It'• Ille ·1961 eiR-m Cl!dilla"':t"""\"W,* � ..,_ · that -- • wrl11m ip, t VAN · ZAN DT 242 WIIST MAIN STREET !!• '!14 -... la . ... _ ; ; ._ " 1roDed powa- • • • ••11:in, __, · · . , . anti ill - - · •• Ille � · .' f'IS I T YO UR LO CA L, A U'J:HORI ZED C.4 Dll.L.4fi'' KAl\ ll 4.. ........... nqlabl,y .._,,,d 1'ilb lmlJl!!i,➔ �'lia l!! ii« • It. .411: , MO-TQ R, ,· POMEROY, OJIIO - ,· . �·--� .. - - • • • · - •- -- - ... .. ... . . Or Ro ugh week F In Elevens u n t y 'lsFR00 tbal I • I land ROO D ev1 emam As I Area's Top Football Eleven I n �P eroy M dd S, D aily , l _" Oc� � ��°.7 : t :: i� ; r �� ; 8 E 1·,��;.::�"'"r�::, xpans1o . naI League . n Of Nat1o �: I 1 I 'f.,,• t .. I $1 9 95 Pr ...ulh's Shoe Store I ■,-, � Le ulJ2 I II 't w I wm l "t I I N Plll8T CHO ICIIJ ' U!! ' '59 Pontiac Catall■a 2 Dr. · · $2495 ,, ,·,\ I '58 Mercury Mtllffl 4 Dr. · · $1495 ,, \' ., $995 Dr. 2 S.V•y Y-p Ply11oulll '57 '' ., .' '57 0lds 5ups 81' - 4 Dr. . . . · $1595 ,, i . y,· ' ' '57 Ch1,...a11 Ill Alt' , Dr. Hard T $1.495 '57 11!1d C•ry 4 D,or · · · · $1395 iJ, ,:') OWs■ollll, 11 - 4 Dr. il. '51 CJa,mltt ltl Air 4 Dr. $1 895 rn• ,. '$4 CIIII• Serita 62 - 4 Dr. $109S ,. s,1,s ·- 'IS Ohl,niolill, 11 - I Dtor • $195 ,,, POlltltc I ,yl. Clll1ft1l1 · · $495 '51 lukk Sup• Hartl To, · · · · ·$195 Karr aa,d , Von %1n4t · Oldsmobile - Oilllllac - F-85 - Ramb!,r POM,ROY, OHIO < �-1 :) [ I: ()' u () w l .J, I. · I I I f I , 1 . I I I R EC A P S -«.- N EW ni°;:l�"r;�: I F��:! o I N,EW YOQJ( UPJ-Tbt Uni ted Presa I nterna tional ma jor colle e football ratiflp fmt place vo�a r ecords J n P•1'!1.1· a nd won•IOJ.l theses: T••m Points , l. Iowa ; . JO t-0 SO:S 2 lliul111pp1 . . . . 18 .5--0 � 3. Syracuse 8 4-0 277 .,.. I 5--0 .21f "· Na vy 5. �mne�ota . . 4-0 174 ,\hl80'11'1 •••••• 3-0 l(liJ ·7. Baylor • • • • • f-0 \14 I I I -- -� · IM !II t.l ' · - •·� -- -■ . .;,. � -•1• .. ....� .- • I. • • • • • • • • • - - PHQttt " 2•V-... a WY•,5• • • - - • ' , ., ' - -- . . .. D ai ly Senlln el, Pome roy-M iddlep ort, 0., Oct . 18, 1960- 5 Gallipolis ft I "'"' .......11 • Ln eaeh; C<lu'l'bu , W\1\f.l>O/I, .,.,..,,,,1r, 3 ..,. . Port.mouth 1"9-1,;,,o DeV!�l.11, !;f.sl, Canton Central 2 each. Ste u I S. n,m, , C.n\cal, C m,tn nat l TaJ t 1 "'lch______ _ 1 � ' CO LU M BU S UPI-The weekl y U-",it et;l Pr!,!ie lnternat1on.a.1 ow,9 �ll(h ac 9ol ,o,el,e , rating, with � ce ot Y es and wi;m. JOit �tst � � tin parenlheij,e. . 1"1� J . blr;s l l\on . . 15 8 ' 2 S..c,Ji Alltaric 1 5 J 1 95 :'l e · · · · 3. u ky 1 S:o 99 4- 1 96 f. Spl'lnefie ld Soo th 96 5 Cmn Ro1er S.. con 4. 1 6 Daytoq, �am iaade 2 f;·l BO 5-"iJ. t 6 7. ij rn• . . . . 7 v:. fourtl1 Week ' Results ·. ,I 1 Tqp 3ny for L! o ff"tgb School Mrs Cugene Howley Ow. .&. - P' 'l-'!AQ.Hl!) TEA M Waa iA9 pt, !INjt ad 1 p�meroy- Syracuse . . . . . . . . . . . 124 38 21159 . 2 M iddlepo rt .. . . . . 2816 46 1 1� . I N DIVI DUAL l Williams, Po,meroy-Syracuse . . . . . . 32 8 2 \V hlte, Pomeroy - Syracuse . . . . . . . . 31 g �98 3 Carrol l. Middle port . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 9 H u bba rd , Pomeroy.Syracuse . . . . . 3 1 I 9 m .> . Young, Pom�ro y-Syracuse . . . . . . . . 30 10 6 ! 6 Htndy , Middleport . . . . . . . . . . , . . 30 10 7�1 7 C latworthy, Mtddleport . . , . . . . . . . 28 12 704 8 Call, Middleport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 15 789, Pre�icho n i-,,an el gam �s !or th._ wee k: Ml�dlel>Q'rt at Ath. ens , J a rksp n ;:i t Nelsonv1lle , \Vel�on at POJntf'Of, Ga.Jli_polis , �utland at �cArthur, f.Mterlt at N, Gallia, at Wahama, Wisconsin a t Oh io Stale (Satutcl,ayJ, Miami at Ohio Universi ty (Saturday) and qeveland at �• delphia (Sun day ). · _ _ ____ �-=-- ___________ e� With Stork · �I Honored 'L. ' I, - . et Qll °"f 12 S•�•QW, �l,) • n �u,aw 1 e g; J.� I 1t.1 t . "r:�. ll,rowns Ji'· ".rt':�� :i,} . •:;ur. ��J w���� · , Ij a I FOR EVERY �Jl,P W N �•';fi" - l\•w an'' Here's how the Budget J>lan works: We eslimate your total d,i· PilQNS IB-1-4111 · •�11. � - Dlllllth , , • a'vnldltl'a .. �� . . .. • 'ta£:� :,. ' ..-;-' ., I autland .f urn1ture Arncild Grote, Owner • \ 0. � �r � � �f · �Ji�t/11$ � �at can strain a ,�1e,t d¥!111JC$\� gter months. 1" �n, if you At ihe end � have used less P,S than estimated, the difference, will' be refunded. Don't lei ,:old �ther heating �II NJY �- Ph<l\!e or write pl! this con­ today for lNM!lll � -� fot W!l8", de­ flill � ��able � Metered Gas : ' _,lamct. :F . . . .; • I • & -REFINING COllPINl . ASIUIID l • I ' •• l • I I 1 Oct- ! / , I ,.;.cl,.? I � s� ,,., eo,,J.. - I I .. I I 1 tr� fA, . Um�. 1,-t-wc.ll � ,k � �! tf · -- News STARK'S .. Pha,macy Wt'r• New . .' T ry Usf I lADIES' lffl,ONS 9J I· I pair 39t: CE Tl f IE D OIL I co I I �. I. I· H I 1M I es M.ft lllll fl.ft M B IQI �r Miss I I I I I Work · s hn. . s� .� � 9-� I ! -t �� �� . ......,..,� coun. I I I , · I I I. Me1inly Alw1t P.eopl,e In � 1 fflPP7 .�if, � 11!"°· v� I 1 I iI ' ., . ·•· annual fuel bi!!. 'fhi., l<)tll ia vided ipto nine e.tllal monthly • I I I I Will• �ll'!I bills C,i\ � \!ivl� ' I I .,, I I I• I t"h1><uin.t: l('Hons )Ira. Earl Dean Kni1h 1 and clllf. for the eomlnl } car ""l'n• m.idl' a, th is ti me. The , ,dren return� lo th "ir h•mi" In 11"'"µ., '""¥" "� " (o\l!lf■ : - 1 llao\t>M, Nl-- - 1!\f' ,..,,,., .,.,.. January -The Club !'itimds It, Aeft with niatlna. 1 · · · · lnrl uerll'l'; Febl'\la l')'-"lbe P'ami!, 1 Look.1 at lfighw.iy S...fety; lt'ai'tb0f'Yelopinj Dairable At�; 1 April-Altracti'o'e Mula Wllll 'r- l M•y-Koow Your On Time. H t"a lth Service; June---Our St.ateJt'11 Heritaa:e and It's lnflueqet;,. • I 1 July-P.renl1---Their Pa,tt 1' 4-H: A ugullt-P1cnic; Seplestibet -Do You Know Your Scbooll; ober -- Re-or&aoiut.ion; Novcimbet -Oldsters in the Family; Oecem• ber-k�lilioua LeadenJ'lip in the State. I I I z I I a Wedding To Be Event Of November 5th I • peace ·uI Coexistenuto 4 In I la da I COId \V/ tt' ar D1sp Y'" Sun I r- :ff Loa:J}J! S"DJ d�:, ·Tel,tvi.goo In Review g�.i�i.,, F URNA ) I ; y I . M oe ee J Hawle 1 · was· g-wst or �oi,�r at a stork show . I 1e , ,; W e�11 e,da1 ev�11lh.11 at (he home of ¥{s, H arold' Lohse J\lrs Eul I Thoma and :tirs Lee Tyu were co• Other bwines! conducw«t at the I me,"! ting Wa.!l the selection of tw,1.e,si:s. �ed ��d ay was also M� t1, commiUeeJ and plann� for Uae , • wl ey s bJ hd , , a:es were P�Jyer "" d prizes c.llming Achie'lement Day. ! we!:/ warded W �rs . w e:e ler ' Achie11emenl Day wlll be- Octo­ 1 1 i till>< ber zz, beginnin& at I O a. m. •• 1 on J 1i.1:.:. �."',he' the Leon School building. A lunch� �� ••...•. \ e will be served by the Leon ! Nn l a ,� · l �o 5S ' ..... � « fler Mn. Hawley hacl opened her I · { Reservation, must be in the Club. :�! se • 1 O te ams: 11,, S::anton ,W:ti, de., 1(1/lt rt a cours deco� of e Agricultural Ex.&en1lon Of.. County ated j M f •· lice by Octo ber 15. _Fair1 ' \<e'qeam .'i,•1 , col (!! a':-� favors . m :11/�lv. · �;· • • VF , 1 • ' re P4 serve l.l)i: (o�low rs \}le \9 � beln& 1 ..y . 11 program interestm.11 An ' "� llufl 1 "lift! 1 � .till lalm >\ir�n Ph!.IUI),, Mrs. Orvar w11eii, each , that are hoper, •nd planned r 21, i'r'. d c l ub member will J,,e able to at:;:.1e1..wn 18 Mrs_ Thur,ton Stone, Mrs. Ma ,y 1 Eblm, Nlncy Tyo, Jennifer and '"' , , , �! e•th 19 M a.�I,elta and., !•�!�1,ld ,!p .k �Ille. . h�se c sen . · . 9t gifts 1ns T ' . , ly FRED DANZI . G tract. Promilinr, • we 1 1 3 each. ' Tbt TOPS SINCE '34 Mrs Lo, a lla.'!"1� Uld lbe 1 ""ttN PreH l,nt-ernational problem Sunda7 nl1ilt wu· in I -�Wit E;¥t. inO,t hers Yo e DETROIT UPI - Nick PJelfO.. . 9r e 1 &ra'1dmo,l,h�, IJIJ. Stev• HEW . YORK l!PI - � full hour blending the elt7 '1 m•ny It�• · cin11ati Elde�d � tkvr'-d tf. rushinl' averaae ward 5.9 wnte's Sh �w 1 2 ea�� · Lor.,\ll 1 �. l)at(<tn I 1 of peaceful coex1!tence m the auto- I tion1 into the variet)' format. §e;vdurin,e the 1959 Nation al Football ---,---. ,;o,ohve cold war was Put on display J �al � th, nuql"'9 contalllid Col. Whit e f#.111 C(4i'ij}an� ,t. Lea&ue !ea.on wu the betl aver. S • ht. ��� Y_')'g only the !)■tul 1m6w,I . ol local St IW T a� compiled by a Detroit Lion,; .. 8 eaeh f1'9)� ,1. tr.lid, 7; ' "-" ell.le 18 0 Ga,ipoll1, Lakewooa, ' Ba'f'fiertoll, l 'J.1111'ey . "'C'BS-n came �as and_ news cor- mtere1t. lJdl Uaere w11 1;1ne ¥!:S· back since Out.ch Clark'• e.o ner­ respond � nts Pa1 � a \'!Sit . to the l ment &hat ,pre,,n� one •f QI.e l , Ea _ Liv�9w ' N9on .\k, on Say Yes - No · in 1934. a.ie ' . .1.. Sol,\th, �Veland :eenedicUii� . 5 f NEw YO RK UP�sey, Sten• new Co. � o H;all 1n Detro1l, where , great contemP(t.fllJ' •·,119w l)iz " , MISS �EEGLE mARIE RITA ea �; TQ.l,�9 Qe¥tr�I, s•el,Qy , ael ,is sch�ule� to te 1 tll;e wait- , t�e 43rd annual _Nationa l Automo- lao�a rkt-M� Sahl vldeotaped • MtNl>t'P SHAl\f Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Beegle, Spnng Street, Pomeroy, are _NEW YO� UPI - New York , We , while mani:ainJ: the b,Uricldea at W¥U11, "i'9unptow� Rye� and , me baseball' w'orld ·today whether . hi.lie $-how was in progreu. " ---t l late e t gas dri · �en I c•be.ret e1lled the "HyUI')' i." �nouncing the �nga ge'!lent and approathing marriage of G1a.nh offe1111ve coacb Allie Sher� h 1 ,he Wm Q uit or conUD ue 1 8 man- : sa;-,, �l F he d 1 Che , v l , , ,,., The club ,eouu lo be I P91iticol , the ir �•qghter Rita Marte lo Mr. John Ayllll' 'Fisher, so n o[ man was once deacri bed by P.ila� I 9, ,, q;� � �• vi •�tr Y t Y' a• e � ;a ies. Plymol\ths. R a mblers, .science ' · • ·, · · 'lflli:R•"S ,- · A ' cl aaaroor.n where d,inu , Mi. and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher , 1-19 S. Second Street Middleport deli:,,bia Eai,lea Coach Greasy NQafe, I Phnlle WY,%-%58J · 19.t1·r ., J r all th · The h o eaP 1 1 are 1,a �. YI ,,,-,n frote mi.served, Sahl iQI o U • coupfe j Beegle is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and Mr · for whom he played fpr five yc.ita, av ed 1 · a POIIEROY ' press conferenee for 1 2 1) . m., I �""" h 1r1�p �"> h ub;ca P under �e of sPff:(ly , iron-elad l l!'les . of irrev- Fisher is a graduate of Mi(ldleport, Hi gh School and Ohio U ni� as having one of the "1barpest j COLEMA · I s a me roo . eren . ce old. aboia Ual our t Pr ,4!"1 0-)' t . 1 rsi e is ow em p Ioyed at th e Kaise f AIumm um Pl t football minds in the bUliQeN." � at wb,i� tlWe the 7 - e t e � . I! - , ,,; l S��f!J Is �vee�e� to fe,vo.l �l.i. i The � reporters, fresh from e�1'dida�. While_ the n�lre rou 1 t Ne!afk Ohi� ,� · futnre . �1 ,n1. Ya �ltee offlc:ials I t�e pol1t1cal campa ign, I suppoae tine aeem,<t heavier, mo« fci;rced , _ ' .-c The wedding Will be an event ?f No".'em ber 5th _ at 10:30 wo�d ca,ve 11,� ,blnt as to what \tied to VAY �t �ti9n to atyll in ! and 'le.ss tnelalve Ulan usua� 1t J 'to FH Ypar �� Tl"" . a . at the. Sacred Heart Church m Pomeroy. I� will be a n • t hltn � �perate l reat 1ee1a1 . '. c�anges •n� @;iAA�f� n K inno va- ' :,-u . �eD(el'a �eci.aloti• wu. -. s s a wedd mg. open native · h1b1tat. Utd We StirY,ce All � oae t u l; m , � ons. quite a switch t j � 1 _-:--cc:c-- Jack �n n,'1. sea19n . opener !\tar fell��• � Ch�le i Collln«• R� E$T+T• Tll!dl@J= S Anla nche Club; Th_e Conference Al&CI 11.aDallfAH 1i ' J:p.s\e, c'.;e_qr", �e�. � . �. wood, Ro� Codl!¼11,1, J ill Leon an\ 1 �up.day n �t t�µnd a.wee 8\lfDI, . 0111emaker held at J�ckso� \ Mill Jrom Sept. , r y . t ·, ,, To 1, , . . , Cu aod Wi,ner r bert ,to · 1 .o nd bo k: Harry •soner tal Agnes, Truman, Gladys Tur eY, I a u't Cherokee Club to 19 lo 22 11 de.ugned to plan the 18, all � , c � O; ,. •y �2f1 1 ' ' ij�da and trans-axle� j llike Walla" �ring to convince I Belva Smith Rutti and Raymond 1: vertic� �w ' d hng. m ye · tie •l' Ja survll'e �ver e could � lhat he 1 ar s progra m for the Farm WoLoc.u■t R�nald ¥J d al te� ra Instead of elec" ' -�' �itlock L�l,Ule a nd �I ,_. · men's a to kers, a 19, r Club, lhrougho1.1 t �e state. Homem n M ao. Paid · Oc be tll4Ps and a lter- ! U-e rigon of , 'tillf-hour weekly Sc6ul� "heioteLMc()we o, Marie t.9ral Votel, · , '' A n, Hud e e11 Mason . t M Collllt)' Plann111g meel• 130 so 1 b911 lt n: �. too • IU ry show. o e a,emed Eve Al Tun. SI GaMJe - ll Denier . · E: ' �d Jea n "1a�aon Ro)' J k - nate de !eaa,,a: ),\�t fkcause the a had 59 ffl\lCb ground' to cover 1� pred ictable. Onl,y the final few p. m.; P9cahontas Club, Mrs. M a r- 1ng wa s hf.:ld Sep�. �o at the Bo rd . son to darence A. · T� rley 7 o...tlhr rlnt: ,._ .., or Edu(al1on bwldmg �llh fo.ur• - CUI Wea ver, Hostess, 8 p. m. I'm l\fraid ' ' sate11:1, � ' 1 so little · t l h,ey . mln�t.e11,, wl;len ):aelr: he-,d. "teatl e teen nche r a women, Octo -all Aval �presentm Club, nme 20 be i . I mo Gaull e m,ls" ,�l Cl\arlea de . . coulfW't re.llilly Pl'e&�t the whole OPEN NOW _ :U HOVIS ] : j cluh&, present. : I and .Patrice IJ\!"1um l\_1 , d id Ute W'Y cov� o1ah dinner. . . . Mrs. Henry Jenkins, Miss Helen j' story �Mt the 1 � 1 models. . , At the eounty ,pl anning �eetmg, ¥8$0n Collllly represent�hves to cround, Baskia�, · t�e hour merely comedy get off1 Jenkins and Richard Jenkins were • from the a;tate mer.tmg _that nnmg am Pro ctors the a f ! te a . R St �onPla _ gr a , , we-,:o'9nd;' �wim: a Ch ,� T_he I strung tog'e'thcr about two dozen I i n P.-r\frsbura:, satur�ay. Blt_ua• U. P. county the Mrs. to were related ference �ere I Blau�e, '!"W m Wed Main � ag a�n dep•t : ·� )l�Jn mercia ls. ! c,om , ....... �', 1·· • · �aa. ahee Club, ¥n. Ray Crank. Pio- ! t1on were used to plan the com rng [ ., ;,;;;;a;,;; , - · i;;:a;;;;; '•�.;; � · , Dl I · "' ;;;;.:;= pec I 1 ft,1 st..r in on s l a i our a Sold WIQl ' A JJ�. � """" Gallon Every Gaanntee "" __ �,.: �� . ' I took the guld td ,,,,,,,,�,,,,,,,, :,., N!>�. 1 . J'.OYS ' BC�TV 1:iaelldiy Hia ,11e er Club, • and Mn . Lleulo Roush, 1 years program. Such decilion,.., as N • �' """"' 1 """"'"""""' ._,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tour around :-_: ,,;=:;,, � --·· ; . . spec g l Sm :�t� ' � ""t i,a � n • · , Sa Francisco while watching: th -· .: _ Gopdl!On-l°a;<tm�_ ,f,ro�uchons IS ·�old "Lineup"' geries on TV , so J t.1g aerie&, lop half�� , (leve, m _ ...a;;:, .._ ._ ......._ must admit that much ef the ¥" 1 �c i�tcl: o1 s��ay night's tied, '.'""e<lwll �wes•• which 1 11' .' deala with the wor• :'Qt t1J.e pitblle SIii�\! \Q. . I '.',ff ���lv.a.\l �w was dlmin- be.allh aer,ylce. in .e,ll))attinl epj·� �·�•.s C"5·TV ho� fas ta ped in demic dise11e. Garey Moore ill reP,Orted to be I � Fr�c� . . It '�¢ied a new µded ''S,U.i America," i under cona.lderation • · •s hoat of , -.et�es. "Toino·rrow " spe- · w�u� w,UI be a clfy-of.the month CBS -'n"s next 1 I ff&:fw-e or the Sullivan show this cial, "The City of the Futur-,," 1 !,a�. which is ldteduJett for Monday, the premiere indi�te& Sullivan Nov. 21. ' ABC-TV . report1 the hour,lo� & Co. ire on the · �ht trolley "debate" �t week wa• •hared � , folk ws: Sen. Kennedy daed 20 min., 8 sec., Viet Pre1ldent Nix9n used 24 dl&i., 40 sec., and the .panel used ,IS min., 47 sec. ' "Th.e Jack' Pallr Show'', for �v. I 9 through Nov. 11 will be taMd , in Waikiki,· AecompanylDI P�ar to the ftaw1lian retort will be 1 Peggy Call, Buddy Hackett, Jona• w,d · 1 than Winters,' HU.ah Down, ·' I Jos_e ��\la. ��; lZ )110S, GUA.llANTEE I Nt.w HNt ,,.., Jttw it ....,, ....... •1114 lo••! -f flll ,-W _.. � _ • •• • 8 MOS. GU�ANT�E I 1 , - - • Plan. ■t .:•ENCI CONF � w. L, T. PF PA 4 O O 63 3& 2 O O 73 11 2 l O 52 53 I 2 O 27 36 O 2 0 17 29 0 3 0 10 7$ AftTI lUSTS R'!dkttor Sealers PU¥P LUIRICANTS • Ashland Metered Gas Budget , ••• r,, �• Mlllffll , ' GQllon " 1¥.'9 �')P �9'1 �� wl� ,. IW"" ,.. """',.., � Jo1� � -.- • ' · I I I WARM MORN ING H E ATE R S _,... bottled ... ... I1 .u.1n ,.- . AMERICAN ••• •� . 1 Bowhni Gtee_n j Ohio Umver1nty Kent SUile Ma rih a ll \Vf.llt,l'll Micbiaan , ! - -- I I --- -· · - ·-- -- -·-' I I i� �� • Priced with good trade in casing' or add $2.00 I oo I I • I I 11 g , ,�i 1'gq;�;ta'i: 38 12 J���n ,; 20; is. M l��::n state' 23: 14. KanM . z:i..· �f;;:.,� 1� /�,e ��· burn New Mexico Sl&te' 'a,ce a�d Dub, • ea th ' O � hers-UCLA, Oregon St.ale, ( I and Geor1ua Tech 2 ea ch; Ar1zoo1 , Sta te, minols, Penn State. Pitts• burab and Wyoming, l each. Mufflers � Tail Pipes - llroke Shc,,s going to pl�� the be,! opposition . l Footba ll among Ohio ' s hii,ih Bacon on the firat p'lay from , �� .J.!. . 1,._. ____ • _ I 11chooi powerhotHes gets toughe r s(' rimma�c after the halftime. 11 , eac h week and each week brings I took Lhe Tigers 1 1 play1 In I ti • wholesale ch1mge11 of lhe top 10 yard hard. fought m arl'.!h lo paydlrt. tea ms in the United Press Inter• I Springfield South, ranked second na tiona l coaches rating,. last week, wasn·t so lucky 18 Day. I Chaminade played giant-killer ton 1 ,.. M asa_lllon steamrolls along . I On.., in a 20· 16 sklrmi11h. The defeat 1 1 ppe highly a to ring comPelenl a dropped South to • tle with· Roger 1 . su cceed ilseH III stale champions. Bacon for fourth pl a ce. · The mJghty Ti"er1, headed by 1 Coach Leo Strang, continue The Alllance Avlaton , ,porting in first pl ace this weei, ror the sixth a 5-1 recurd knocked over Cincln• · nati Elder to climb into the conaeeuUYe week. turned back the Avia tors lhl1 seaBut even the tigeu fe the , son. preu of competition In downing I Sandueky, easy winner over hlahly-touled Clnclnnali Roger Ba• con, 8-0. lust week end. Roger Ba• Fremont Roil, 32-0, moved into on suffered lls ftnt le11s or the fi£th pl ace, while Chaminade, an but proved th a t the Tigers a lso ran or a week ago, vaulted teaton, µ into stx.th place on its win over 1n be •lowed. S �rin g lield Sou\h. , i 111\lon mana ged its touch 1 Ma down only on I fumble by Roger . Lima Senior a nd Marlon Hard• ing slipped Into seventh and ,�Hl�I iootb,nStafldlnp eighth places, respectively, while ,. ninth. Parma, Tro)' remnlnod NATIONAL LIAGUI ! r.portlng a skein o l live victories 1 IAITIRN DIVIJION this se aaon, W L T ►ct. Pf. P1 I In as many starts 1 les eighth Crom dropped nevcrlhe s U QQO t o 3 . 74 . . 9 l r,ew York i .@ l l7 51 to 10th to round out lhe top 10. . Cleveland . . P'hlla�elphla · t o .150 110 103 I A total of 2tli coaches voted in I t .�\)() DO IHI . this week 's ba lloting, and 10 or Washlna:ton 2 o .IOO 99 89 1 them chose Massillon for first Plttst,urah two St. Lou11 . t a o ,2&o oo 1 14 , Pl &ce. Ch11minade re�eivcd lace Allia.nce while votes. first-p I ION DIVII WIIT•Df· 1 BalUmOl'f: . . l·1 o .7MI 1 14 So I and Sandusky each received 'one Chicago . . . . I 1 O .7&0 65 93 vote. Gruen Bly . . a t o .867 77 "' S.n Fran. . . 2 2 O .SQO 56 67 PIGHT RIIULTI I Detroit . . . 0 3 0 ,000 29 70 , a, Unit.cl l ,reu lnterftft Loi Anaeles O 4 0 .000 'i4 121 · MANO..A - Flaah Elordp,oIf. . 0 4 0 .000 74 136 Phllli-!pinea, outp0lnted · Dal111 . 11,11 AMIIUCAN LIAOUI Shlnoiiwa, 134¾, Japan (12), · DIVISION PROVID�NCE, R. J. - Tom l[lo, I Ho\lltoaIAITIRN . . . f t O .800 135 91S 1 Neely, Jr., 202, Arlln&lon, ....�.. New York . . 4 2 O .867 104 ts o · ,iopped Jim.my Wiley, '200 .. , Plill- i , Boaton . . . . . I S O ,400 8'1' 17 adelphla (S). i Buffalo . . . 1 4 0 .200 60 95 NEW "YORK - Jo,e Go'n11lu, 1 l:13% , Puerto Rico, outpolnied Ted WIJITIIN DIVISION ' I Denver . . , 8 2 0 .600 1 14 96 Wright, IIJ3, Dett'olt (10). 3 o .GOO 96 1S9 · PHlLADELPHIA - Jimmy Soo, . Loi An1elt1 Oakland . . . 3 3 O .GOO JtS 1'8 136, Phlladelphl1, uopped Clifton I D1llu . . . :. . a • O .833 135 IH I Bradley, 183, Philadelphia 121. I I .4\1ti Fr,,,e '2.39 s al . ! ffigh School Foo�b°all In Ohio , : c::; a�rw 1�. .. � � ri :u: c�� t::�! ek W ch Ea th e W e 1 r o he ug T I •" II G Best Deal Buys! , '\ ti, "Qlb.� = Spot Winterize ·Your Car Now! I I n l,11 ,.aor Rnse 8 } Bonnd FIRST CLASS USED CAR ·s• g� B- f ([1 i I •�y�Y,ed,'' 1· es ver . . . vu 1 · -- -...,.....- ---- ---- - - I a ' '- Th. e N. a1·10.P I I I -Karr & Van Zc-ndt -; � : i:;, "::. . l I ' · B OoTs • . May·F0IIow F'IDal !fl)er1can ! �:� . _ owa I Number l\.:..e • ___ _ ____ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ ___ / · - · - - ---- - -Le a11 ue m ano lher week BIG TEN STANDIN GS EASTlll N EAGL E S I I _,, . 0 b 1,:· ;;�.: 1 i M,nn ..ota 10 2 . 0 28 I ele,en a 36-0 ladn, S,tu.day .. ,., I · Oh,o Sl&t I I O 51 e 31 · to ta, them ... 1 , .. " a hot contend t, 31 ,. 1 at_clti1�n . . . l 1 0 :n · er for lhe Soutber n Valley <.:onfe r , ikOhlln 1 1 O 46 8� BOB E. BYE� ell�e 4,J CH ICAG L· r1 - Ex Pa runon of have to P:&Y for • francbiae from furdue 1 1 0 37 ,s Sentinel Sport. Editor However. Eastern with wins over m r lea Ou b I , b w a l chl 1 St n • e 9 3 l l at f t� ;���: � �� 3:u�:! I �':,�=°!� u°i!. :; 11:,u:ua'� 11 . Q. �, up last week s football re,ults a nd lookin g for- I Sou1hwe1tern, Kyger creek and I aJt '4 i i d 1 • �-.rd"" to this �r i day ' s games shows t hat Meigs County ' s foot- H 1r nna r . have two r�.i l to ugh o ues :1"u���ne :1 nd · : ; N ew Yor: lo tbe dec.l.ded, bie 4ud. · 0 ���t�effl!lrn Gal le l Nurth play face They _ j O h I ts ups possibl of e end week wttb __ elevens {aced e be a wil ball l ____ _ N"atmnal League and a mcet me ,wckholden 9f the , , ha fr;day ��t. T� e Galluins have aC'heduted for simi l ar adior1 by lbe ,1.1Principal -.cl .the Qutrl)me of maybe two area leijlues ', cceufW Ho1.1storl IP'OUP Wt'!re . ! iCQre,,. b pornts l.\l league Ameriaan League. J;T(\.1- � Cra,11 Cullma ?J Jr., Roy .l;(ofb,¥,11, oat ia �, nd. the Red Dl'Vllli wm�n g bt-eom�; harde� wltb ; � .la.>' -thi!ir \WO O onents d� 1)4W.4S .uf.A - J.e/F T�bbs of of Coac:!h Ju:. Vennari now poillell The Howton and N�w York . R. •a. Smit�. Gf?'� �.Y and 2 Vi:w \Ifs an in(lica�� they I. game O:'t.Ua, , ��boYI, �¥,l'fkd as ! \,b,: prinlll� so"�! enfry X. $. A�azna, whlle the • llilll II Ille IJllt records M!en 10 1 L:.ui l week. �t' � o,v�ls came are the toufh E:.s t de te n!wve' t.ea m Ul groups , wl;io earlier . cker Ill lbe: NFL. 1 I lmeb.., �N.\e.lil 6"' ¥ork New ifae ol stoekh� Co)tw.ental into lht' now dcfuaC"t I ,.._ N1I m some lune Wtth 21 oi l lhe Uoor Ml lu SPeilt lo w.m l the SVAC 1 �D'!P ••a rd · . Wal� t�e tell uilv their belts the task of Thi s the ) ha�e 00:lie �v,;al tlme!I Lc a.11 ue, were a warded , · N�tional entry Wlft M. Donald Grant : E ' I ?be foliowmc week lhcn agles League !ranc�i.se&, to ,t� in ��.b,l �vie Jr , G 1;1 W.llker Sr., 1 � �\WO s tOJ) eo\jQe tb, 11 le,(J m the pasI and ar e now not ed as mee t Rio Grande JJlo is ow 1-2 1 I • 1 the 'f1lh1n;i s,u;i�n. and Mr■. Olar• 1 player. I the best ('Orne from behind team for lhe se aso n lo8ln g 6-U last Fr,. 1 1002, by unanimous \'Ole ol' yaon. a 1'. slltprftan l,s ay. MEN 'S league :l'lond I I n the area /Ja,y at tbt! ba �ds oI N9rth C aU1a Two R10 bacb lehd t�e lea&uc in . PLEECE LINED Their memberships were "con, ..._ Th e �Q.'Mtnl'I �p ,��ikd W, vown J·O an d 9-7 lait wee k they &coring with Easlern·s Nick Leon• �w . e J.e'li,t _, rr , · , t"" fl � « OflW ttie 1 rero�u,detuls only but d1l1onal." ume from bell.ind to win over rhe d a d M e1 Yin Ba 1 1ard t n·I rd .and ed lo be ,eltled. Prealdenl w.,. I 4oultd fi\ad hi.w. 'WJ.\ �. f PIIUDi Toward tJe tiral of tbe s@ a • ourt : · • ren Gile! said lt was unlikely tbe I wJiicli �,q� tw �ir C91\4'\i9, · . , , 50n th�y overcame a 12-0 dehc1t to ACTION SEOAL � � IUI· ·" •�t«We 491' pl-, � 9,1' �: I conditions "ever wlll . . drop Middleport 20·12. Dulland hall Water Proof ftlllft ln th4.! Semor CU'cuit of Mei � nounced " but added l h.ey wo�d I pd fepir4le,u 9/ Wffllitf. , t · ·,.. th be irea I.op •�01e 1' -lll\d e SEO Counties' football elevens are Mid· I' not be : 'obstacles " to t h(l. new l " Na,�l iy fe 'r, . rers ,. e ..�1,1,e ' 1�o \op aeo ! Ur,_�Y • • dleport and Pomeroy Ne1th.er team \"..am , 11.n a aid I.rt•,.. c 011111,1n� ? ., • !"· -. t hei! 1 ' I ID � c OIDw, '\(\d J 1m HObslel,er. , h 118 [8 1-·· ...,., w�II th 15 •� ·-season Jecfpled. Month Thi• Mfftt � 1 r Rutland meets McArthur Friday fk? th have klentic :1 1 record !! or 2 T h. e Americ an League 1 nd a wini loses. 4 • night on tha Generals ' field. The meet in Nt!W York Oct. 26 to dis- ' Pomeroy (�es Wellston at the cuss possible expansion, a n<! the outcome of lbi.a one could decide .Hlddleporl "v 01, A• ailablc the final slandirigl <,I. the Buckeye Pa�ther ahdium Frid ay night for group already Is on record in fa. • -l he1r fourth round of SE OA L ac Yor of adding two new teami no __ ___ __ --------------•• ·· ! tater than Dec. 1 , 19tU. . ZEREX -- • lion. , The Panthers, 0·3 m tht' lea i: ue , Should it rollow throueti on this .. J · l\�OJl "' lo1t a heartbrea�er at Logan lasl p\an, then both teagu�a would ex- 1' rERMANENT F_r l�uy. 8-6, while Wellsw n wes j pand to 10 teami for t e Ul82 FOi A h •· g1vmg the Athens �ulldogs all they son. � . �• , . . OW V • • w.inted before losing out 1 6·14. lndicabeen have there Already the for here hance c is There a , ' Panthers to get into th.e SE:OAL Lions that Minneapolis • St. l'aul LOS ANG_El..ES uPI-The be�,t I ' win column by pulling off a mild anti Dallas . Fort Forth probably available football te�m in tl) e n- · 1 up.set over lhl! impruYed Well�ton wou l d be accepted into the Amer• ;1 lion w'11 repreae�t �,� Eu t i'l MAKE Year'i a p• Golden Rockets. ican League . .Both could �.e '-°"' Bowl Oll � �ce Jn other SEOAl, action Middle· proval at the meeting 1'ext v,�ek. Day regardle.., or c the NaUonal filiatlo,n, Adm. T� i\oil 0, Details which port travelb to Athens to mcel Coach EHkcr's Bulldogs. There is League still b11 to 1eh,e lnc)µde II the Alhletlca -Y8:0da · ,n ·o Weat­ the _ni aking,i, hen, or II major �P· Lhe prol.Jlems or stocking the n.ew em Unlv�slt�e, .&n,uounced Mon9et it the Jackets are able to dick clubs with pl ayers. The playl!\� j day. , ·Hamilto,n tol d &l:w: wilh their p,1ssln g attack 1is they schedu l e, finances and othen. Cdhqve in two pr�vious outings. "Oth('r problcmB h a ve t o � , ifontia Football W.r.itera Auocll• WJNTER TQAD ' I All in a\l thhs week's football worked oul," Gile» said. Llkewi� · tipn th,,t. sifac.u&:e and Navy two ' rn14� of �e top IQ�pen�ta 10 the na- I I card proves to bP very int.cresting he could not �peclfy how • · Jn so for as fiO mu ch _ is at stake money ea ch group WOii'� havP. to ticm , we te II muob Jn the run• · for ana elevens. Wm. lose m· have, although �e g1�es¥!d al n ing for the Bowl II BiJ Ten draw, lh_ls sbould he another �k · ' five mlllio11 d_ollars." ' ichooll . . WINTER TREADS Fn'\ch� ,,.,, C9.st of exciting foolball for Mc�s SEE OUR P,O,Ulble u9�e sa id �hl1 wo11,I� County fans. iiew"groUPs th!? Whether' l A ll MODEi -- ·- - --· _ ___ - --- • · - -� � - _ __,_:_ illlng · d� a B t, Ten r\Ulf\g FINE LINE r. • TRADE -IN S ! Of nt - ··� ' • - .... . ,.- wr-w1,, I ,, . L\JCI� MA�INf •th j Ji>· , tJit "'"'"' "' · ,I �1' !:r; :M� I I The Electric Comp any GUARANTEES 1 YOU LL PREFER A FLAM El£ SS ELEOTRIC . 'DRYER tQ any other 1dnd or voqr . p�rchase price an� normal ] _ Installation cost will be cheertplly refun_def ! 1 . • ' 1· , l Georg, lbh,llor Jr)1,nd , dau�htet Jayne ,Jlan� of Cfnciqna!i her P i1· spent the· wellk4p'HI l enta, ·Mr. and : lfn. hY M,ers. Mr: alld · Mn. om,, �lveJe� �. were here· visi.tinl Mr. ■pd )4ri. Dana �I. Syr■CUJe. llr� fi.i.,r 'If Mr,, Sbl�eler !ell l• and Mr. J11sti'l WJI recentlY. NI· l{qlltl' ' Hot_�ltal. e tO U.eir qome i' \� i lelt � l(n. · ..Jf I ■IOQ to ,pend • � dQ> in Cha,!� ! on limtD!l!•· ·Hir, QIQthor, Mr 1!1>· 1 Un Landtfl -ti elf'ff'j1 for her ! daua�itei, ( Pqltr h t, whJle lhe is 1 1 ,...,. · · · I ' I I. .rt. II lo - indeod · !bat a in ..,.11an ....,,.e1 ,o inapiNd In conoepl and m fta,.. ID 8QQltinn that ii ia dooli-1, - the "'1 beflodl:dg, for certain pea-. AJad :rel, 11 aeema not loo IOOII to ay !bat tlle OldPlec car of 1961 will take 1111 place ._ mo,t -� of the peak adlienmmta ol Ibo ... --. u m 1\io ad. 1u.11••rVve . Ito dean. d.aaai<, form introducea a new look r. the -'cl'• molor can. to m,ulafi,, Then,'• a 1""" a - ...._... 11' � of 11'\lf 111 lb 11111irely ,..._ MJeticmbip oontoor of lnlmh to -· lnAide, lhe atory Is .,_n, NIID&lbble. Hme ii """ IUOllllllOll8 In every dfmenolon. Head rorm, •t l\\e'II . , . am ... , , , beilht. and - _, .,. • • "1' - l""f"1!Mm "°'9 � aud luaaq• · Antt • il• lwult, lo . -� 11i111lie ond 'ltll$ - - · I!'"! inl . • • CJaiel .,,i, ..._.!mt lo ,, Cc�• ,_ fl\PM" ' 11eneatl, I 1i.,_" -� · · -�---a.--•n, _. ..,. a _..., "'"°' N • iaiil !'11;-.·_. 'Ibla •· - ..,. J'OU too__ oell, 'Ibo - .,. llimpy �N) . .. citlDa to """".I"' ...... hilqd. It'• Ille ·1961 eiR-m Cl!dilla"':t"""\"W,* � ..,_ · that -- • wrl11m ip, t VAN · ZAN DT 242 WIIST MAIN STREET !!• '!14 -... la . ... _ ; ; ._ " 1roDed powa- • • • ••11:in, __, · · . , . anti ill - - · •• Ille � · .' f'IS I T YO UR LO CA L, A U'J:HORI ZED C.4 Dll.L.4fi'' KAl\ ll 4.. ........... nqlabl,y .._,,,d 1'ilb lmlJl!!i,➔ �'lia l!! ii« • It. .411: , MO-TQ R, ,· POMEROY, OJIIO - ,· . �f· 1>allY, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 1 8, 1960 _.., CONSJBT�T DErENDABLB IIESULT8 RATES , t, Ollllk per .-.rd, nrie Jn�enion. MiDi.irnm charge - 60 eent.. I -.ta per wurd to.r three 00011eCUUve iMerll.ona. ' ..tdll - one mo1:tb for 30 ce.ot, � word. . l"u.U nl.e of 4 cents per word will bill cbaried for advertl.ain,a: II IIGt void "ltb.iO l lJ day, aner rec&.vi.Di bill. 11:rn,,,.• in Adverti.si!ll - Should t.e r�'."U'!d immf'diately Tbe Sentioel wW .ant be rupoIWbla fN more lb&.o. one i.ncor• IMI 1DRJ1.1on. --,,. of Th.1.nb and $pel.:.laJ Notice• of Ev�ota 11.UO. Obitiwiea �bed .,t l ce 'l t per wonl. t MO. d DAYS WORDS J DAY 3 DAYS , $1J!6 90c 10 60c $1.1¥) $1.2U a, H0c $1.00 70c 211 ri.oO $2.:111 All, ncel.ved bJ 10 AJil will be ln that day·, ..pee. n.», ,• • :::· PHONE WY-2-21 57 FOR !>Alt 1 1 1 Notices "'= n " RM1TEAN&PEST c'lrROL fl¥ ,,In. FrM ln�tlon , ln1ur­ N Ill', N.tlonwkle. Phone R. ""'1 ._ Service 'St1tlon WY2IN6.. 4-26-tfc- AUl'TJON: Od_ 1 9 at 12:30 p. m. 6 miles off S. HI . No. 248 on the Ua�t11111-H11ci11c Rd. or 6 mile NE of ltacine. Leaving farm so must sell 1 7 Gue11sey cows, 4 p I Syracuse I KENMORE HEATROLA u,od one winter, same a1 new, large size with !an. Glenn E. Jewell, I Downinlilton, Ohio. 10-l 8•6tc WANT ADS l'O& !9l For Sole N eWS 8r50n0 I Mr. and Mn. Ezr• Phillipa and Waller Coot vi1ited recently with Mr. and Mn. Gllbert Donovan and Suppl ies chlld,en or Newell, w. Va .. M,. and �ffl. Raymond Cook ot Eaat AS 15 SPICIALS Liv erpool and Cecil Cook of Penn• 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $49S.OO sy\vania. I 59 Mercury 10 H. P. $595,00 Grues,:ewski and Mn. Lena U H. P. Mercury Outfit Sffl.OI M .i ry Jo of low, and -Ernest Pu, METROPOLITAN MOTORS sey Jr. of CoYington, Kf., visited 600 iaat �In StrMt, Pomerot their grandmother, Mr.s. Jessie Phone WYJ-3170 SLOwe. 8-20-tfc Mrs. H erbert Parker entertained with a dinner honoring the birth· day of her mother, Mrs. Edna Sum­ merfi eld or Chester. Attendini � FOOT TRAILER, 3 full sized were Mr. and Mrs. C ecil Caldwell, hedrooms, (ull bath with auto­ Janet and Kenneth, of Tuppers m.atle washer. Mapl e Street, Mid• Plains, Mrs. Vernon SwarU of Bel• dleport. Phone WY 2-544:10, pre, Mr. and Mn. Re val Summer· 10 12 6tc fi eld, G erald Lee, Tommy and Sina Mae and Patty Gaul of near Ches•, ter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Powell, Mr. t and Mrs. William Northup and Deir SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE, hie of Gallipolis .and BIil Wingett, New Haven. W. Va. Small invest- local. Mrs. Joe Proff!tt and daughter, ment required. Reasonable rental terms. A nice looking, modern Mrs. Larry Holsinger and two �till ion in a good location. For I children of . Mt. Moriah visited Mr. further information call Pam- and Mrs. Llg e '1hlelda. 10 17 3te eroy WY 2-2166. Sunday dinner gue1U of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider were Mrs. Elhel Koenig of Radne, Mr . and Mrs. Carl Kelly and Peggy of Col· EIGHT l\OOM HOUSE, two fl.,,. umbus, Mr. and Mrs. John Krider I room apartment,_ A. N. llen1el. and daujhter, Joetta Ann and Mr. 11-2-lfe Don Fitch, Long Bottom, and Mr. Phon e WY2-3212. -- - - · and Mrs. Elsworth Pill and Connie MODER N unturn ished 3 room, of Pomeroy, Afternoon caller1 were at1d bath apartment. Birch cab· �11r. and Mrs. Bernest Bruch, Eliz· inets, disp(lsal, incinerator, abeth and Delbert, of Pomeroy, large closets. Phone WY2-5141. Miss Freda Dill and Dqnna Roach 9-l 6-Uc of Columbus and Robert Larkinp; of I l 9a ! Mori ne I 0- For Sole or Rent 1 3 ) For Lease t 1 4) For Rent Hulsteins and l Jersey, 2 single unit Delaval Milker, 4 can cooler, 13 mllk can�. 15 gal. Hot Water Heater, Sunbeam Clippcrs, 1 Border Collie pup. some ilc1y and straw, I good old �uggy , household goods and other items not listed. Nut respunsiblc fur c1ccidenls. Orly Gainer, (01imcr.) Huruld Goddard, Auctioneer "GOLD AND fr n fi l·: COINS Wilnl- 10· ! 5 •3t c ---------,--,---_ ed."' Don·t undersell your val� -- 1 Al'Aru.'M.EN'J'S - .'JWDllhed aDd uable treasures for ptnnics. 1960 1 Ux5o 1- .' . HOUSE THAILER uol urnla;,ed. M�•len. Middle Priced Reasonable. Sec Hay NOTl(E OF SALE UNDER 3 3 ti Learn th ei r t r ue value. Get an porl. Phone WY 2-2821 . mond Thomas, Lanijs\·ille, Ohio CHATTEL MORTGAGI expert appraisal am! oHer. All I or cal! S11·2·4259. 10 17 6lc GOOD 7 ROOM HOUSE, 4 BED· mail confidential. Write L. C. By virtue of a Chattel Mortgage BOOM .and bath . Located cor• executed and delivered by Earl Homer, 1 9�6 ThQmas Ave., 1-'orts CoAL DELIVERED. Vi ctor Swain, ner Main and Broadway, lta· K.au!f and Opal Kauff to the und er• mouth, Ohw. 10· 18•3tf Hdc111e, Ohio. 10 17 3lp cine. $35.00. Close to school signed on May 20th, 1960, and and church. Out of High Water. filed with the Clerk of Courts of I PO fA'l'O�S FOR SALE. Htlrb WHCall William Cleland , Racine. Meigs County, Ohio, on May 20th, 1 6 ) Lost_ar.d__ B l i11.ms, Shade, Ohio. 1 0 12 t p 10- 18·3lp 1980 and on which d efault has -cc--c�. - - �"C" 1952 t'OUD VB. 53 motor .$150 ; ' mat.le, the undersillned w_ill 1951 Pontiac, rnns good. he s t 1 1 A� NOW fAK�G O� DEHS FOR 1956 CADILLAC for sale or trade. been chattels descrlh­ my 1mpurled gaits: 1- eather Bird Phone WY2·350D. 10-l8-5tc sell the goods and orter 1948 Do<lgc, run8 good es, to-wit: 1955 mortgag said in cd p1 d ure:1, cucl!.oo and novelty S HIO. See Ted Thom pso n, Hut • er, S erial No. Cyllnd 8 ker, Studeba clucks, carving 1>e1s, hand tooled IIOlJSE FOR HENT Oil Story& land Body Shop. JO ] 8-Jtp at Blaet• Coupe, Pass. , 5 8383952 leather purses, costume Jewelry, R1..1n. Sec Mrs. Ed Eber11bach, tnar Auto Comp11ny Warehouse, Many items to choose from. l buy 1 05 Wright St., Pomeroy or Spring Av enue, Pom eroy, Ohio, in . C11rect from the ovcrscK sup­ call WYZ-2915 after 5 p. m. lhe Village or Pomeroy, M e1g, plier, C,rn save you money on 10- lB-titc a.ood CINn UMCI Cen County, Ohio, on October 26th, lovely gilts. Slop and see theE>C AU Mahq at1d Mocllla M, at my home. Iola Bartrum, Inter• TREE EX:PEHT, tree trimming 1960 at 10:00 A. MEl IOflOL.rTAN MoTOQ price $50.00. sale Minimum national Trndcr, Langsvillc, 0 . .also house painting. See Sidney \ 6G0-606 la1t Malll It. Caah in hand on sale: or ·rerms lO 2 7 3tp Huddleliton, Merrell RD, Mason, Po.,_,.,, Ohio sale. of day 10-18•3tc ,W . Va. 1"0H SALE: APPLES. Burdr;itte Th• FarrMr• Bank & Savlnp 1 959 l1-IEVROLET VB lmp11ia. Company Fruit 1''i1rm, Pomeroy Houle 1 . $2,29�. Hard top 2 dour. Chev . Po1Mroy, Ohio l'honc W Y 2-6970. 10 1 7 6lp NICE FIVE room home for rent. tolcl'5 rinest and he.st, and this l0·1 B·61c WY2-524 1. (10) 11, 25, 2tc one i.s rineal in condition and APPLE BUTTER apples $ 1 .UU per appearance. Turboglrde, rear bushel . See Cbri& 1"rut h , Maso n , seat speaker. Safely•trak differ­ W . Va. and please bring your ential. Shows tender care. Blaet• 10..l:'.i·6tc MAN to take over IH 1tatlon. containers, NOTICI OF IALI UNDIA = 9-23-tfc tnar's, Pomeroy. Phone WY2·9920. 1 1 14 tile CHATTEL MORTGAGI - - - --- -- - - SINGER SEWING MAClllN&By virtue of a Chattel Mortgage 195'7 FORD VB fi'Rirlane 500, $1 ,295. round bobl:lln, in brand new con­ WANTED: Mechanic. Phone WY2- executed and delivered b)' F101d 9-23•tfr 2 door scd11n. Sharp rar inside 0020. sole cabinet. Equlpped to Zii Slot.art, Jr., and Grace Stobarl to and out. fi'ort.l omalic. Blacltnar's, ug 11nd m11k e buuon holes. Will Pre!ton Moton Inc. on March 26th, Pomeroy. 1 1 �4 6tc 1ell to re1po111lble party lo USI erv1ces 1 960, duly 11signe� to the under· t.i.ke over l! paymenl11 of $8.40 -- signed and flied with the Cl�rk of 1951 Studehaker V8 President $99:1 LL-R ,UaNA.( 11 1 • per month. Phone W Y. 2-224.14. Clerks or Meigs County, Ohio, on t door sOOan. finish and uphols• 10 12 6tc . HOUII ••li•ncN. ArflOlcl .,... M arc h 2Sth • l960 • and on which tery like new. Studebak er's fin• I there, SyrHUM,. Ohio. Phone made , the under• esl. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, AUCTION 1 M J.tf I default has been · WY2"'314. goods and th e sell will signed ___ 10 14 6tc OCT. 72 SATURDAY 12:30 PM mort• escribed in uid d chattels AIR fflr., REFRIG&ReONOJTlON My farm home ha11, been 1uld and 19M BUICK V8 Hard Top 4 dr. er, Cylind 8 Ford, 19:17 aUon ■er"rictt. Jack'• Refrlgera- gage, to-wit: ( am moving into a mobile '9911. Sparkling orlgln11l two al , Tudor , 179337 B7UG No. tlon. Serial N e w Haven. l'bone TU2hom e, therefore I will sell the tone green flnish. Dynarlow Motor■ n Presto at n Auctio Public 8fl37, 6-28-tf fullowlng personal property nt I drive, Blacttnar ',11, .Pomeroy, Inc., 461 South Third Avenue, Mid· the farm louted just west of .4' 1 tCTl0MIII \ l 14 6tc dleport, Ohio, in the Villa�e of the Morning Siu Church, Th e Complete ..,..,,. Middleport, Meigs County, Ohm, on I Nease Selllemenl Community, 3 '&2 FORD, ¾ lon truck. Adrian Crltt al'lclfoNf October 28th, 1960, at 10:30 A. M. MHcs North of Racine, Ohle. [ Lathe)'. Phone TU 2-4M l . Wttt., Phone or CIHltHt Minim um Hale prlce $4�.00. Philco Refrigerator, 0-pc. Din- A. C. BRADf·ORt1, laclne, Oh... 1 0 J 7 4tp Termll of sale: Ca1h in pand on ette Set, Dining Room Tabl e & 1 day or aale. Buffet, Old Desk, Radio, L. C. Th• Farmer• a.nk Savlnta Smith Typewriter, 2 Metal • Comp.1ny Beds (compl ete), 2•pc. Living Ohio Pomeroy, OAS, l'Uel. OIL and ce,1 furRoom Suite , 2 Ov erstuffed (10) 11, 25, 2tc 111CN. Call for lrH e•tlmatn. Chairs, Blonde Bedroom• Suite ,onmu • .Abbotl .llldaleport. (N ew), 9x 12 Rug and 2 Throw •111-u.. Hugs, Metal Porch Chair, MHk­ lng Machin e, Gard e n Tractor, VEN.E'l'IAN BLINDS $3,00 and up. FOR SALE FIVE room house, (ron Kettle, Garden Tools, llelo1• 9:30 A,AL New w,ndow blind, and •hades. 5 ¼ acres, 1chool bu1 and mall Portable Spray er, Black Smith 11""'1- WY•2•­ Store iwnln111. Dal e Wlppel Sup• l route, S milea aouth of Chea• i,�orge, Ic e Cream Free zer, 1400 KAU'I& ,1110 , pl)', 31& Union Ave., Pomeroy, ter on Shade River Road. See B11les Hay-(700 New, 100 Old) Al ChMtw 1 0 1 1 30lc Ohio. Dalt! Warner, Syracmie, 0. Crosle y El ectric Range , Utility Y- 1-2145 -:::::-,::-- Priced tor quicll: ule. lO·UUtp 'DI.I L'\.TE T. H. DAVIS pro­ <.:abinet, Chain, Bookca11e, Re­ HAMIi.i. lllllVICI ITAT­ perty, brJck two 1torf, located cord Play er Records, Record ..,_,. tllKI A.M. FOR S,\L!;- FIVE ROOM HOUII < 1t , Nonb Third and Coal Cabinet, on e Electrolux Sweep· Albany AA wlth bat-b, nice location. - Melvl■ er, PIHtlc Roe• Platform litrlltl, Middleport, may be Hood. 1 1 1 LO,!u1t St., Pomue,. lver, DQ lienlc< ..a PY evening. ker, 2 Hacken, Clocll: (Ship De­ 9·17•30tt 10 I SOlp sign), Singer Sewing Machine AUCTION lll ' ' NlliCCIII SEWING M!llHINE com, (Port11hle), Stand, Cement Mix­ RIAIONAl�I RATII � pl'eUi •II uc. Makea button hol es, A Money Making er, Carpe nter Tools, Bukher­ IATISPACTION OUARANTIIO '• " G'OIIOsn m■, and all fancy etit· CaU or wrl.. I. O. McCoy ing Tools, Bra11 K ettle, 2 Scal es chea. OrWnall1 1old ror over ChHter, Ohio Pulleys and flnpea, Log Chain■, �.00. Pay orf balanc e of $86 Several Cow Bell■. Many other = 8 22 SOlp Add H11ncll'N1 of Oollara •• 1_,,.,. payment, ot $2 per week. ----c :useful article! not Hsted , Your proNnt Income with · l'Phon� WY 2·2206. to 12 etc BULLDOZER FOll HlRE. Pondt, Dana P. Ables, th• lmportt4 prodvch of basement, and landscaping. Ph. Owner. FJJBI, On, STOVE. Good shape 10 S 30tp Cheitor, YU &-3255. .00 ._110 leath er hor1e hide Terms of S11le: CASH. Not RNpon1ible for Accident. e d:et 1lae 38 like n�w $15.00. !tOOFrNG - SPOUTING, SHEET Sale conduclcd by Bradford • om Well.I, Harriaonville. met.al work. Repair work of any Auction Company, Racine, Ohio. , 111-IIUtp kind. Phone WY 2·2301 . Dl11trjbutora are now being se­ ....,..,.. Auctioneer : Critt Bradlord 1 0 1 0 SOtp POTATOES Clarence Proffitt, Sal e Man.ager: A. C. Bradford. lected in your Are a wh ere vfe . Ohio. 10+12tp "' Port-land, shall select & stotk locat1001 10 J �stc Flfi'TI' with imported products of VARIETY chrysanthe• HEAD mllk C-OWI. Ho!• Waltham Walch Company. mums now blooming. Vl1it our INSUIWICS PRO> . tt.elna and Guern11ey1. 2,000 _ experlenc-e necessary. No gardens and make your aelec­ , Fire · PoJ.16. ' IJtfi, Aul._ 1 tectlon, .. ,;;.1)alu ot ht)'. Priced for quick activities will be to ser• lion for spring pl1nt ing. Frey', Your c,11 Do• llllll. lllddle por\ ,.. , ale. Contact Delm11r llollon . loc,tlon, collfft & 7th SI., New Hav en, W. Va. each e vic Q ..... J- Pomeroy Rt, No. a. Ml. Herman 1 0- 15-3tp • reelock. You do no selling. to• 18-6tp lld. BARNii-SIMPSON INl!U RANCB Part Ume, only- a lew hours llltANL> NEW Electric pol't.able Aa:eota, Middleport. FlN, Auto­ per week. can be �perated Ill scwlni: machine. Mad e and i:uar· mobllO. Bonda. Phone WYlconjunction with Your pres­ anleed by th e Sing er Sewing 8-2'!,U 2908. ent buainel!II. May be expand• Machine Company. Only , $59.50. ed to lull lime, All merchan• Also brand new Slant-ll-Matic to I dist fully a:uar■nt eed both ror 11!1 low as $1 l .� a month. deal er & -contumer. Inventory. }'abrlc Shop, 306 Main SI., 100'% exchangeable. We wW Pomeroy. Phone WY2-2284. eel )"OU 11arted Right. Min-1• 10-18-3tc . mum Investment $1 192:.GO MIDDLIPORT-1-•lory frame <!llh neceuary. Your lnvett., rooms, bath, (3 bedrooms), 1ood ment (!()Yer■ Diatl'lbutorshlp. location. Only P5(1().00. RUTLAND-llAI atory fnme, ' 8 I Inventory & Dl11play Unlt&. YOU MAY EARN BACK TIIB rooms (8 bedroom1), a:araa:e, � ORIGINAL INVEST, water 1y1tem, lar,e . lot. I MENT THROUGH OUR R& $4000.00. ORDER 'BONUS PLAN. 61 ACRlt--On good road off FORD VB hme arN• co111pl11telr Mid • Rout�o. near Paa:etown, Dl1lr-ibuton appointed brune- · '..a Tun. Du.al wheela, flat bed, room frame, baaement barn, dl1tely upon �ptance. A.p,, alto S1.0ck Rick. 1ar1111ei other bulldin11 1 nlte pllcant1 muet have ,ne1n1 1 0, g:arden, fruit trffa. Terma. 111 Goed COIMlltlan tranePQ11:tltlon. Wdte name, $3IIOO.OO. addf11111 & phone number to ALBIRT M. COX, Soltlf'llan ha 22t PMM WYl-2220 , Time llldlllltles g. WYI-Na 171 W. - 74th It ,. NY U. NY ,_ WY-N272 ' I , 111-llhll< Legal Notice - F- -- ou n_d _ \ i ---. l l:I J Auto Soles =-= :cc - --- --:-: -- -- ( 1 7 ! Help Wonted Legal No�c, --- - ---·-- --- (20 ) B MU-■ ■ . ness S . w•sTiNG For Sole---·---- a I { 2 1 ) l'{eol Estate - no,.., ---- -- ■ t /_, I Business Opportunity WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY ____.,..___ ( ZOb ! I nsurance UvEN COMYLIITE 12.1 l Real listote -------- REAL TRUCK BARGAINS Cuclt/e,. tl1t1.lt98 1 e, A. W. BENGEL U.!11. Dally Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Oct. 18, Ul60-7 TE LEV ISI ON GU l l)E WSAZ-TV Ch onn ,I 3 Roland us Loni Bottam. Mr. and Mn. Ralph Pdill1 of B et· .-er Fall,, Pa. spent II wee.i: end with hit moth er, Mrs. E. _ S. MUI&. .Mr. and Mn. William Meade • of Columbua visited with Mr. a.nd Mrs. Junes Tuford. I Mrs. ·Blanche Sayre and Mra . Al• ma Brown of Gallipoha called on Mias Franki e Mumaw. M.iN Jane Wise and mother of Chicago vi,ited Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wiae. Hr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Portland RD vis!ted Sa_turday with Mr. a�d Mrs. Li ge Shields. Wee k and Mr were M end vislt � � � � Oahel C hI den an d regory an Barbara Jetn, Columbus. AN'TIQurrY . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . umbaa were tt('enl 1ue1ts of Mr . Mr. and Ura. Bill Ayrtt of Cleve- an d Mn:. Cal Orr. land spent the week end with bis Mrs. Dean Sayre, who has been St ffl S brother-in•law and litt er, Mr. and the • au eat of Mr. and Mn. l-lerbert Mrs. Donna Jon es of Ml. V er• Mn. Arthur Stobart.. Sayre, was accompanied to her non spe nt tbe weekend with Mr. .... _ _ ,nd M,•• . Gene Roush ,nd DH hom e in Lorain, by the Sayres, wh o . and Mrs. FN!d WIicoxen. ramll• " and M ,,. Judy Sh1ln or Co· · Mr. and Mu. Smith 1pent Sun- lumbu1 were week end e:uelll of will stay for aevenl d1y1 ' v111t. h er · · lt' mg VI& Mn. en Spe ncer 11 B day with her daua:ht er, Mr. and Mr . and MN, C. F. Shain, son .in.Jaw ahd daughter Mr. and Mn. Joe Form•o. P erry OrT and son, �� C��- Mn. William Jact■on, Salem . 11 Eth el Hoback had a1 her dinner Ratel SeU era and thUdr en gu e1t1 Saturday, Mrs. Mary Bahr Mrs. Charl es Turner and Mrs. o{ Portland, her son Charles Ho- spent Saturday with her parents, Fn nk Epperl)' were co -hostesses at back or Cincinnati and her grand Mr. and Mrs. Eber Picken■. a . stork shower at the Epperly son Paul Hoback of CoW.mbus. E'oer Pickens hom� honoring Mn. Epperly ' s Mr. and [ Ethel Hoback s pent Tue�ay spen t Tuuday evening with their daqJhter, Mn. William Miller. Re• with her eister-hi-law Garnet Sm1tb son, Mr_ ,md Mn. Eber Pkkenl freihments were served .after the gifta we re opened. of Racine. and helped mall:e apf,le butlP.r. lte :)f I n tere I Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Phlllips v1!1ll· 1 eed Mrs. Castlie Phillips and Molly, Mr. and Mrs. Jes■i e Sinelair and · children, Mr. and Mn. Ballard Phil• I lips, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Phil . lips, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Rich­ ards, Mn. D enni■ Richard■, Mrs. James H•IJ and children of Logan Count)', W. Va., Mr. and Mn. Tam Can�erberry, Mr. and Mra. Buddy Canterberry and dauilhter, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hall, Mr1. Mary McCoy and childr en, Mr. and Mrs. H;arem Hall and children of Mingo County, W. Va. I Joaeph and Maggi e ijemsley re­ ce ived word ol the 1erious illneas of thei r granddaughter, Mrs. Jo.an (Hemsley) Ritchart of J elferllon City, Mo. She is a niece or Mr. Thomas Clark. Mr. and Mn. Frank Morgan of Portsmouth, Mrs. Frances Ritter and Mrs. Mary Browning of New Bo1ton and Mrs. Kathryn Johnson of Wolf P en were Sunday dinner eu esta of Mn. Ada Slack and 10n1, Roger and Eugene . (n the after­ nnon they c11led on Mr. and ){rs. Wilkie Sarson at Portland. Mr. an, Mn. Horace McElhinn ey of Middleport RD and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner of Pom eroy were Sunday afternoon <!ali en on Mr■. Edna Carleton. They w ere for• mer achoo! pupi l• of Mr&. Carle ton. Mr. and Mn. Lige Shield• viail ed Mn. Conni e Shields of Pomeroy. Ove rnight guelta of Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger were Mr. and 'Mra. Ernest BarUy of Man, W. Va. Mn. Mary Sheets of Dayton spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Tltua Plcten■ and Maud and Josi e Pickena. Mr. a11d Mrs. Marion Walters ol Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth of Otlego, Mr. and Mr11. M illard Duckworth of Hunt­ ington. Mr. and Mrs. H1uold Mc• Comas and children of Rav em1wood, Mr. and Mrs. James Gulns• !er and ·children ,ol Lancaster, Mrs. Sidney Bartela, daughter, Ruth an d friend of Huntington were h ere to cele brate the 89lh birthday of Mrs. Dora Duckworth, Oct. 9. Mr. and Mn. Di cit Win ebre nner spent a day In Columbus. Mrs. Oma Winebrenn er I• ••pend• in g a month in New Brighton, Pa. with her three daughten. Mra. Maud Branch and grand­ d,iughter, Su11n, ol Columbus, and dauchter, Mra. Thomas Ren esto (Mae ·Branch) anll. son, Tommy or Cbarle1ton. S. l!lpent Thursday until Sund1y with the ir mother and arandmoth er, Mr&. Malti e Sprlnger1 Mi'. and Mr11. Dav e King of Steu· benvllle ,pent th e we eit., end with the latter'• al1ter, Mr■. Lela Hen­ drix. They were atcompanied home by Mn. He ndrix · who will spend the wint er the re. Mr. and Mn. Lige Shields visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Proffitt or Portland. Mrs. Della Starkey of Columbus · apent Saturday night and Sunday in the William Diddl e home. Channel 3-l'uesdoy ,:oo Mike Room for Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood • &iOO Steamboat Bill !:SO Woody r{o,lt'�ck er 6 : 00 Muair i n the Round 8·15 Jim Thacker St.ow 6:25 Wead1ere1st tl:30 News Pleturl:! 6:45 Huntrey-Brinkley Report f ·"Q Canllf)Uball 7:w wraffl1e 8:30 llltchtock Presents D:91) Th riller 10:00 Dow Hour of Mysteries 11 :00 News 1 1 : 10 Weathercast • 1 :1!5 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Ofi Mrs. Now On Display· at Our Store1 All Models of The �famous 6:45 6:00 10:00 .l0:30 Onl) $79.95 C.nnal 8 - Wetlnesd1\· 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 1:30 Romper Room 9:00 Movie 11 :00 Morning Court - ----------' IMutlM po,eelahl flnl1" with rich, chram• triml 'Hold, 100 lbt. .,f c,ogl , . • ....P'I Yp lo, _, ,-.ie · w■rm br dl,-d n,dkM,t MIit, ' 1887l. Love 11.al Bob • The TeJan Queen for I Day About Face1 Medic Day ln Court Road to Reality Beal tbp Clock Who Do You __. u-AmerJ<!ln Baodltlnd The Lone Ranger Deputy Dawa: Your Euo J\eporter Weather Teller John Daly NeWI F.our Jut Men Hone Xona: · NeISOD ll'imn, Hawaiian !:ye Naked City News Tonight Sca�ing the Weat.ber Sports &.!port Late Show 1 1 :30 12,00 12:30 L2:fi5 ��=Ire e,so Only $1 39.95 -- E A SY Only $1 8?.95 On.ly $99.95 TE RMS I - • Model 521 aho■d IIHI he■tar wllh PDP­ vlOt Ml""''• ccobk>■I H1!;11I Maid, 100 lbs• .,f -' • • • h■ot1 3 ID 5 roam, b, 111..ct IIHll»IIN, PAY, Maclol 121 TM krl'(INt Mllifl9 rlllll_. n,ol hNIW 1.-.r IIIOl'1vl11<,■dl Hehh 1111 NI 100 k .., -i . . . litc,t, h■o f- 1· 111 5 -· 111 .._ .­ Only $89.95 thonn1:11 13 T11esdo1 6:00 T'1e llilghter t>a1 ,:ta. .-1ecre, Storm a:BC Mae of N!Rht 1:00 Tb& Threit Stooge, tcllO 4"bt11 J. 3t!llth �1:lJ A Loo� at the Weather 6 : 20 Sporb(!Qlle 6:30 A.mos &: Andy 7:_P,O Adv.enture Hall ,of Faine 8i30 l>oble Gillis 9:00 Tom E,eil Show 10:00 ll'IOQ. -., U : 10 U:JD The Gai'ry Moofe S�oW 1 1 O'clock News A Look at the W eather Th eater 13 7:00 7 :30 l'.00 1,10 1:00 �:00 Coov,er,ational Ru&J.ian · Frontiers of Scienc e News . Captain JCaniaroo Ca�.� Tb,eat'er December Brid6 10:fO Video vm,ge .' U toS) 1 Lowe Luc, ·--- ' Tbe Clur Horizon LoV< ,f Llfe Search For Tomorrow Tbe Guldlnc U,bt 1,00 Life of �t . Lao Aa the W� 1'ftl ?'00 Full f,� JcilO 1Mond1y· - Friday · ) Sign On Guell Star N ew, N'D ije'w■ ll�llne■ Breakfast Party Pickenl!I Hardware Sho9 Breakfast Party News H�dlinN 3porta ftepor: Breatfaat PaltJ News l:sn Breatt,■l Party t:00 News Headllne-s 1;02 Brl!akl'asl I-art, · l:J(I New■ D:lb Breakfaat Pa'rtJ Coffee Time tD;l5 Swap Shop J0:30 Newt Headllnet 10 :32. , Morning D eVtJti� 10:fll· · R1dlo U,mn,I U:00 New, 11Ndline1 11:DII Country P , u:20 l'mn 11:IO Jt,.clr · '" 12!IIO 'N(Y ,.... J t:mi 1:00 1:11 '•:IO f:00 ·,� 1:80 t1M a:oo 8:02 1:00 9:30 ' .============="'-"'--"'�"'-�-�-===�-=·"'--====- e,so 1., 11,,. Yl'd/<I Ji/ I:� · ewa 8:15 A Look al the Weather I ________ .. Sportacope f::j!l ,+,nos & Andy f:00 Htihw� Patrol 1:30 � Aquanaut.a 8;:JP f'�d-Dead or Alive 9:00 My-_ &,,ter Eileen 9:30 rv, . A Se<!ret ' Got 10:00 Step 011 the Gas l l :00 1 1 O'cloc'k New, ILlO A l..Qd: at \be weather 11 ,10 Theater 13 ., PIPEL INERS OF EN EROV ., ., W·OO I ,.-· rm r.lntLV Ju■t For \l'ou Newa ReadllnN Ju11t For �,� News : Jult ior VP Calling � �- Jlleaut 3:00 News Readlinl!I 1:02 Muale Ge) Rouad 1:30 Naw, 8:35 11u1ie · Go ltound Nt1W1 U.Ullnet .fi:01 MMic Go Round .4· Loc.i Newt 4:35 Mua� po ]'.lQtp\d 5:00 ·&�ball 15:0I Mu.le Go · 5:30 NeJ:• 5:81 :.,utc i6' "lti:iud . 5,40 C.a,jileto Milli ltounll-JII, 8:00 , Crow'■ �t,at. Bo� 'of tbt �• " 6:30 Ne•� H:�n� 68,82 J��· 1:� Ni.-: KNdlinci 7 :02 Evenln1 Inter!..... , 7 :30 NeWI] Beadllnel 'J:32 Sundown SereDldt "II Sip OIi I 12:SO 1:00 1:02 1 :30 1:lo , 2:00 ,:oo = p:, . ..._ liilellW a,oo E, StevenlOD In 1966 while Preti• dent E i.wmhower w.u c1n-yina: the 1tate b)' 800,000 vo&e,. Grttii is credited with pb)'ing the major rol e in Gov. David L. Lawrence 's victol')' in the 19MI MU· bernaforlal race, by delivering a 177,000 plurality in Philadelphia. Lawre11ce 'l'On th e foiv ernorahip by a m■ritn of only 76,000 st.ate• wide . Bdth pl�ea are confident, with the Repbl))ican1 pointJng to ' the Political ar1aQsta in Alle&henY fact tbat Democrat. have been County, where P itt.burgh UI lo· una�l'e to put their pre11dentia1 cated, !igure K,enned)' shou�d d e• nonunee o\ler in th e state 1lnce feat Nui:011 by 00.000 vote, Ul that 11M4 when Franklin D. Rooie,e lt 1 ..-ea.. But they em9huize that ia won his fourth term. They alio a 1u111, point to their batie ftrength Out• a.1'9tout INH Uncertain Un employJ11 ent, totaling about sid e the tarce meU'opolitan areh. But Demotrats ny t he picture 350.00, in the Keystone State, ie h.111 chant�, and that this ta & a bla: issue. But one of the im, Democratic )'ear. The traditional ponderables is the religious isaue Republic&n re 1i■trltion lead in the and th e effect ii will have on the Ke�illOne State has dwindled from pr,dominantly Prot estant eleclor­ ita 1trong margin of almost one ate. Lawrence, who stay ed on th e million back In 1 9M to 23p00· in fence until virt'ually the lut mlhthe primary Jut Aprll 26. The Democtats upse t t.Jte 1 8- ute before throwing his powerflil year hold of th e GOP on lpe Jo,,, 1upport behind Kennedy at the ..,-nonbip ■ix yean aco, and �aiVC! Ue 1�ratic National Convention steadlly lnueased their- po�er on in Los' Angeles, ii himself a C.ith­ the ,era11 root.I 1,y1I wit.ij t9urt• olic. l:iouae and municipal vletotie■ He coneeded before . �e convens_i11ce that lim e. tlon that hia QWQ ' Catbolidam hfq , The k ey to vidtory for either been • lactqr in bis beilt.•tlon Jo , side m&y hince 011 tn e aho�ji:a,g ryn lf I.b ver-norabtp berore r in th e 1t,te·1 two rar1e1t citi-:- ·� e io a bla role •• "Mr. pit Phil1delpbl1 and Pi1tl(,u1¥JlDemocrat" ol Penna,ltanil for which ar_ e Dergocratjc slfong&olds · man)' )'ear, and th e fact that pe , and have be en holding the bel"· c0Ul4 have had the wtY noml• allC e of power tor the D e mocrat, nation at any tim e in that period . , in st.alewide contests in recent Herbert Hoover won Pennsylyeara. vania's electoral vot;es in 1921 b>' G.OP ,w... . Miner• a margin of 987,796 votea, com• Th e Republicans will have t o piling 2,0li5,382 against 1,067.586 hold down the exp ected �mo• I Al · or mlth · cratic Jllajoritiea in Lhose t'Wo heavily iJ1idu1trtallzed areas, with The conte■l8 for atatewide of. larae Roman Catholit populations fices have bee n overshadowed b)' ln order to puah the national tick• the presidential races. At st.site et acrou 'Tith the help ol 'l)lu,c h are the, poats ol auditor gener;il, of the tural and outlyina: counties st•te treasurer and a aeat on the across ttie state. state Superior Court. on the dis• 'I\ie, ·atat!'& hard-coal region, trlct level, I,,awrenpe ill most anwith lta acute unemployment prob- xlo111 to snare control or both. · lems, is alao being wooed !urlous- houaes of the Le&islature. He baa ly by the GOP · in an effort to been plagu ed by politicalb: d.ivid­ brJng It bliitk into tbe p,J,rty fold. ed. legislature1 since his i11AUi1ura­ Some anthracite counties have lion in 19MI. Th@ R'epublicana have ft.raypd into th e opposition camp Deen in control or the Senate for or have been turning in lharpJy 22 years. reduced niiirgin• the ·parfy. Rep. William J. G ree n, the . U. efficient leader of ·Ute J!'hlJ1del.p)li!l Democratic Of- ' . , pre,Q® dicl1 a m.Jorl\y •• •�(Ii 1fo ,f'I), tl)I, q�i)t:,,r Cl - ""d he •!I a fflOtd <ll de� erl!III on Wa p,e. ;Ga�ces: t(ontgomery 15 ft. up­ d1,u.,,,. iJ!a �li•ed lJi:1 •·• 19\Y,.r, rJ,mning 8 ft. open. �tioti, fOf' �pie, · deJive,ed GilllpolU 17,9: upper, 9.0 lower, . a 1u;ooo • (pr �dla; I J-2 q�n. All moveable dam1 3 throN,lb ' 23 are up and clased .. ,.. , ofl� 1 .. ,, All Kanawha river dams are on th e sill, Ohio River boats down: Dasb­ . ield, Advance 3:20 am 4-1; Titan 7::IO am 6•0; Lock 10 OVEC " 6:155 i.m 0-f; Lock 1 3 Nalion1I 4r30 am 0,2; Lock 14 Waverly 4:10 .aql 5-2 J,ock 16 Little Edward 1 1 \,m . 3•1; Lock 23 t,lelen· Z 1 :30 pm . f-0; �hemon an_d Don pm 1 U); Beaver 1 : 1 0 pm l·O; �r. CriH am, 6-0. New MartlnsvilJ, am 13-0; Elger Cliff 8:35 im 2-0; Reliance 9:20 am 1 1-1. .poats Up: Loclr 13 Chottin 1 :35 1m 2-0; Pollywog :40 am 3-2· Ro­ Jiert _GiPbont I :'10 am 3•0; Ga m­ po)i1 Captllin Hai"Tison 4 : 05 pm 1-0; Lock 23 C. V. Horner 1 :45 ., . . •m 0.2; George G. 8:30 pm 0- 1 : Mr. Cri.u 9:10 pm CJ.l5; Wayne J1011land 2:15 pm 2-0) , --'--C:.-..,----,-...... RIVER JIRPORT ror s. c� · � Youn 'I'll• �l;r Da, J:15 !l".e:Sec:ret. !11:SO idi• of fflaht ' · •:90 HARRISBURG UPI - Both ma­ jor partiea are throwins all their resource, into the fight to wln Penntylvania'1 32 eh!Ctor■l •oles. The outlook lt1 'doubtful at thi& stage. Vice President Richard Nilt0n ind Sen. John F. Kennedy have sc:heduled additional 1winga irito the 1t1te in tlepped up cam• palg111. NOJ) . ellw LCN6 ,xJIJLD </a) 5/,;/ Tllrf PERIOD OF DfPRfSS10N HAS LA5TEP7 -- BARNEY GOOGLE ... SNI_JFFY 1111TH � s W�O l)aily Program Schedule LAT E R I ' -- MASON 'F URNITU RE MASON, W. VA. - WH TN-TV Cha n,..•I 13 l.1iallnal 13 w�,, WAHi MOlNIN&'■ 9ftlltt NW d•luN drt11IGto, rn&del wltlt b.awty olld t•ff'O fHIU'fll l11Ht,, 111 "Dnift.0-Mcltlc" cOftltll. Both Political Parties Throw Resources After Votes • -.so.. Rad �•· �""'"""""'"' "' ,, r..,.,,.. ,llj,)oail � c.. NIIOED ONLY ONI NEW YORK UPI - Harry Crl11, 1 one-armed pitcher who played under the name ol Huah (One-Arm) Daley, won 72 aame, 'durlna a five­ year major le11ue career (1882- 1 1 30 12,00 12�SO 1 :00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 S:SO •·.� 5.30 6:00 6:30 8:40 6:45 1:00 1:30 II 8 .. 8,, 9:00 10:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 1:1 L l :20 ?c<lO 7 :30 WC HS-TV =C han nel 4-:00 Araer�an 8t.711'1st.Mld 5:30 Rln Tl.n TJn 6:00 Whirlybirds 1:30 Your .r.,,.. �8:40 • Weather Teller tl:45 John fl•d)' 1'lew1 7 :00 Honeymooners 7 :30 Bugs Bunny 8:00 The Rifleman 8:30 Wyatt Ellrp 9:00 Sl.agecoaeh West A0:00 1 Aicoa Presents 10 :30 'I'BA , lU)O The News Tonight 1 1 : 10 Scanning the Weatber 1 1 : 15 Sports -Report 11 :20 Late Show • On Model, 523, "60. .000, 818, 61 7 ond 4UR. Othe, mod&� have two or th,- patented Fire­ brick flu.._ 9. 'lO 10:00 l ·J:.:1'0 ll:UO 11: 1(' 1 : 16 l:'10 ,,411 Channel 8-1 .ues - da, YN, they're here, folk• · · . tho new Warm Morning Coal Heaters • • • I model, to oelect from • • • both circulators and raclianll. All have lh• f<imou•, patented 'firebrick flue con•lructlon that givH up to 48 hil'un opeMltlon on '1ne fllllng· of coal, Come In and He 'em tori� or tomorrow. Tbe Jtn, n..u. now We:tbercut Jllewa Pidur. H1inU•• Brlnkltr &e,-,i Manhunt Wagon Train , Prlc.e Js Rlght Perry Como Show Peter Loves Mary Tombstone Terri tory New 8eadll11t1 Wettbereut 1be laek Paar Do,, Sip Off J:30 Sign On ront ine:-ital Classroom Today Welcome Neighbon Mr. and Mre. rlorth Oot;afl Re Mi Play Your Honel: 1:00 9:00 9:30 l■tu . . 111, r,rm1 . • l■■ttlllft Dtffnr, • Maclol 61 7 A f<11¥0rlta f.., yean, thf■ l'lldlonl coal heoltr n.,w ha, "4-�/ue flr■brlck" Hnl"11t Holda 60 lb.. of -' • , . h■ohl I kl 3 '"'""· � 414-1. with -■ «1blnal d■■ian. hohll -40 lb■, of -1. ••• ,,u Cllanal 3 - WtllntsdD) . -Wanm 1Da1n1na.---c o a L H E AT E · R S S.ltcf Joun lo• . . Pay ! ! :00 O!'Jl)f 11 JUa:ht 1 1 : SO Conce11lratlon 1 2 : 00 Truth or Conaequ encea 12:30 It Could Be You 1 : 00 Mid Day News I : 10 Movleti.me 2:30 Woman's World 2 ,ao Lorett. Youn& Theater �:00 Young Or. ..t:alvne , ao From 'MJeH Roc;tl'� t:00 Mak e Room for Daddy 4:30 Here'a Hollywood 5,1)() Stea111boat B1ij. 5,80 Ou.Id:: Draw McGraw . 11:00 &twic in the Round ,.... Political Pulse ,;,,wi . ibh)>ion - •r•••· r8/" iii�,i� WJ E H !Mngs You lh.t Up To · The ' s 3:,o t,iiquto s M,,,n Coi�W NIWS ' \ fflmn -W, a 1D AM 11:51 . AM ... 5 :05 PM • l' 1 . .·' . ' ' , -�. �· � ··· .. . ' .\ . ,,. .. QUOTES FROM TO DAY'S NEWS MOLL YWOOD-Televi1lori actor •nd producer Dffl Arnaz. on whr hi• thowa .,.. "cl"n . . . . and n•v.r f�nd Jny group," · , tfw1 MIine • lolce 11 wortlll"' If ii lnaulh •ny of the 60 million In the vfewln, awc:11• tnct." · �--•ri• MY AUt,.JT SAYS YOU USl:D TO ··· �f· 1>allY, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 1 8, 1960 _.., CONSJBT�T DErENDABLB IIESULT8 RATES , t, Ollllk per .-.rd, nrie Jn�enion. MiDi.irnm charge - 60 eent.. I -.ta per wurd to.r three 00011eCUUve iMerll.ona. ' ..tdll - one mo1:tb for 30 ce.ot, � word. . l"u.U nl.e of 4 cents per word will bill cbaried for advertl.ain,a: II IIGt void "ltb.iO l lJ day, aner rec&.vi.Di bill. 11:rn,,,.• in Adverti.si!ll - Should t.e r�'."U'!d immf'diately Tbe Sentioel wW .ant be rupoIWbla fN more lb&.o. one i.ncor• IMI 1DRJ1.1on. --,,. of Th.1.nb and $pel.:.laJ Notice• of Ev�ota 11.UO. Obitiwiea �bed .,t l ce 'l t per wonl. t MO. d DAYS WORDS J DAY 3 DAYS , $1J!6 90c 10 60c $1.1¥) $1.2U a, H0c $1.00 70c 211 ri.oO $2.:111 All, ncel.ved bJ 10 AJil will be ln that day·, ..pee. n.», ,• • :::· PHONE WY-2-21 57 FOR !>Alt 1 1 1 Notices "'= n " RM1TEAN&PEST c'lrROL fl¥ ,,In. FrM ln�tlon , ln1ur­ N Ill', N.tlonwkle. Phone R. ""'1 ._ Service 'St1tlon WY2IN6.. 4-26-tfc- AUl'TJON: Od_ 1 9 at 12:30 p. m. 6 miles off S. HI . No. 248 on the Ua�t11111-H11ci11c Rd. or 6 mile NE of ltacine. Leaving farm so must sell 1 7 Gue11sey cows, 4 p I Syracuse I KENMORE HEATROLA u,od one winter, same a1 new, large size with !an. Glenn E. Jewell, I Downinlilton, Ohio. 10-l 8•6tc WANT ADS l'O& !9l For Sole N eWS 8r50n0 I Mr. and Mn. Ezr• Phillipa and Waller Coot vi1ited recently with Mr. and Mn. Gllbert Donovan and Suppl ies chlld,en or Newell, w. Va .. M,. and �ffl. Raymond Cook ot Eaat AS 15 SPICIALS Liv erpool and Cecil Cook of Penn• 57 Mercury 60 H. P. $49S.OO sy\vania. I 59 Mercury 10 H. P. $595,00 Grues,:ewski and Mn. Lena U H. P. Mercury Outfit Sffl.OI M .i ry Jo of low, and -Ernest Pu, METROPOLITAN MOTORS sey Jr. of CoYington, Kf., visited 600 iaat �In StrMt, Pomerot their grandmother, Mr.s. Jessie Phone WYJ-3170 SLOwe. 8-20-tfc Mrs. H erbert Parker entertained with a dinner honoring the birth· day of her mother, Mrs. Edna Sum­ merfi eld or Chester. Attendini � FOOT TRAILER, 3 full sized were Mr. and Mrs. C ecil Caldwell, hedrooms, (ull bath with auto­ Janet and Kenneth, of Tuppers m.atle washer. Mapl e Street, Mid• Plains, Mrs. Vernon SwarU of Bel• dleport. Phone WY 2-544:10, pre, Mr. and Mn. Re val Summer· 10 12 6tc fi eld, G erald Lee, Tommy and Sina Mae and Patty Gaul of near Ches•, ter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Powell, Mr. t and Mrs. William Northup and Deir SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE, hie of Gallipolis .and BIil Wingett, New Haven. W. Va. Small invest- local. Mrs. Joe Proff!tt and daughter, ment required. Reasonable rental terms. A nice looking, modern Mrs. Larry Holsinger and two �till ion in a good location. For I children of . Mt. Moriah visited Mr. further information call Pam- and Mrs. Llg e '1hlelda. 10 17 3te eroy WY 2-2166. Sunday dinner gue1U of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider were Mrs. Elhel Koenig of Radne, Mr . and Mrs. Carl Kelly and Peggy of Col· EIGHT l\OOM HOUSE, two fl.,,. umbus, Mr. and Mrs. John Krider I room apartment,_ A. N. llen1el. and daujhter, Joetta Ann and Mr. 11-2-lfe Don Fitch, Long Bottom, and Mr. Phon e WY2-3212. -- - - · and Mrs. Elsworth Pill and Connie MODER N unturn ished 3 room, of Pomeroy, Afternoon caller1 were at1d bath apartment. Birch cab· �11r. and Mrs. Bernest Bruch, Eliz· inets, disp(lsal, incinerator, abeth and Delbert, of Pomeroy, large closets. Phone WY2-5141. Miss Freda Dill and Dqnna Roach 9-l 6-Uc of Columbus and Robert Larkinp; of I l 9a ! Mori ne I 0- For Sole or Rent 1 3 ) For Lease t 1 4) For Rent Hulsteins and l Jersey, 2 single unit Delaval Milker, 4 can cooler, 13 mllk can�. 15 gal. Hot Water Heater, Sunbeam Clippcrs, 1 Border Collie pup. some ilc1y and straw, I good old �uggy , household goods and other items not listed. Nut respunsiblc fur c1ccidenls. Orly Gainer, (01imcr.) Huruld Goddard, Auctioneer "GOLD AND fr n fi l·: COINS Wilnl- 10· ! 5 •3t c ---------,--,---_ ed."' Don·t undersell your val� -- 1 Al'Aru.'M.EN'J'S - .'JWDllhed aDd uable treasures for ptnnics. 1960 1 Ux5o 1- .' . HOUSE THAILER uol urnla;,ed. M�•len. Middle Priced Reasonable. Sec Hay NOTl(E OF SALE UNDER 3 3 ti Learn th ei r t r ue value. Get an porl. Phone WY 2-2821 . mond Thomas, Lanijs\·ille, Ohio CHATTEL MORTGAGI expert appraisal am! oHer. All I or cal! S11·2·4259. 10 17 6lc GOOD 7 ROOM HOUSE, 4 BED· mail confidential. Write L. C. By virtue of a Chattel Mortgage BOOM .and bath . Located cor• executed and delivered by Earl Homer, 1 9�6 ThQmas Ave., 1-'orts CoAL DELIVERED. Vi ctor Swain, ner Main and Broadway, lta· K.au!f and Opal Kauff to the und er• mouth, Ohw. 10· 18•3tf Hdc111e, Ohio. 10 17 3lp cine. $35.00. Close to school signed on May 20th, 1960, and and church. Out of High Water. filed with the Clerk of Courts of I PO fA'l'O�S FOR SALE. Htlrb WHCall William Cleland , Racine. Meigs County, Ohio, on May 20th, 1 6 ) Lost_ar.d__ B l i11.ms, Shade, Ohio. 1 0 12 t p 10- 18·3lp 1980 and on which d efault has -cc--c�. - - �"C" 1952 t'OUD VB. 53 motor .$150 ; ' mat.le, the undersillned w_ill 1951 Pontiac, rnns good. he s t 1 1 A� NOW fAK�G O� DEHS FOR 1956 CADILLAC for sale or trade. been chattels descrlh­ my 1mpurled gaits: 1- eather Bird Phone WY2·350D. 10-l8-5tc sell the goods and orter 1948 Do<lgc, run8 good es, to-wit: 1955 mortgag said in cd p1 d ure:1, cucl!.oo and novelty S HIO. See Ted Thom pso n, Hut • er, S erial No. Cyllnd 8 ker, Studeba clucks, carving 1>e1s, hand tooled IIOlJSE FOR HENT Oil Story& land Body Shop. JO ] 8-Jtp at Blaet• Coupe, Pass. , 5 8383952 leather purses, costume Jewelry, R1..1n. Sec Mrs. Ed Eber11bach, tnar Auto Comp11ny Warehouse, Many items to choose from. l buy 1 05 Wright St., Pomeroy or Spring Av enue, Pom eroy, Ohio, in . C11rect from the ovcrscK sup­ call WYZ-2915 after 5 p. m. lhe Village or Pomeroy, M e1g, plier, C,rn save you money on 10- lB-titc a.ood CINn UMCI Cen County, Ohio, on October 26th, lovely gilts. Slop and see theE>C AU Mahq at1d Mocllla M, at my home. Iola Bartrum, Inter• TREE EX:PEHT, tree trimming 1960 at 10:00 A. MEl IOflOL.rTAN MoTOQ price $50.00. sale Minimum national Trndcr, Langsvillc, 0 . .also house painting. See Sidney \ 6G0-606 la1t Malll It. Caah in hand on sale: or ·rerms lO 2 7 3tp Huddleliton, Merrell RD, Mason, Po.,_,.,, Ohio sale. of day 10-18•3tc ,W . Va. 1"0H SALE: APPLES. Burdr;itte Th• FarrMr• Bank & Savlnp 1 959 l1-IEVROLET VB lmp11ia. Company Fruit 1''i1rm, Pomeroy Houle 1 . $2,29�. Hard top 2 dour. Chev . Po1Mroy, Ohio l'honc W Y 2-6970. 10 1 7 6lp NICE FIVE room home for rent. tolcl'5 rinest and he.st, and this l0·1 B·61c WY2-524 1. (10) 11, 25, 2tc one i.s rineal in condition and APPLE BUTTER apples $ 1 .UU per appearance. Turboglrde, rear bushel . See Cbri& 1"rut h , Maso n , seat speaker. Safely•trak differ­ W . Va. and please bring your ential. Shows tender care. Blaet• 10..l:'.i·6tc MAN to take over IH 1tatlon. containers, NOTICI OF IALI UNDIA = 9-23-tfc tnar's, Pomeroy. Phone WY2·9920. 1 1 14 tile CHATTEL MORTGAGI - - - --- -- - - SINGER SEWING MAClllN&By virtue of a Chattel Mortgage 195'7 FORD VB fi'Rirlane 500, $1 ,295. round bobl:lln, in brand new con­ WANTED: Mechanic. Phone WY2- executed and delivered b)' F101d 9-23•tfr 2 door scd11n. Sharp rar inside 0020. sole cabinet. Equlpped to Zii Slot.art, Jr., and Grace Stobarl to and out. fi'ort.l omalic. Blacltnar's, ug 11nd m11k e buuon holes. Will Pre!ton Moton Inc. on March 26th, Pomeroy. 1 1 �4 6tc 1ell to re1po111lble party lo USI erv1ces 1 960, duly 11signe� to the under· t.i.ke over l! paymenl11 of $8.40 -- signed and flied with the Cl�rk of 1951 Studehaker V8 President $99:1 LL-R ,UaNA.( 11 1 • per month. Phone W Y. 2-224.14. Clerks or Meigs County, Ohio, on t door sOOan. finish and uphols• 10 12 6tc . HOUII ••li•ncN. ArflOlcl .,... M arc h 2Sth • l960 • and on which tery like new. Studebak er's fin• I there, SyrHUM,. Ohio. Phone made , the under• esl. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, AUCTION 1 M J.tf I default has been · WY2"'314. goods and th e sell will signed ___ 10 14 6tc OCT. 72 SATURDAY 12:30 PM mort• escribed in uid d chattels AIR fflr., REFRIG&ReONOJTlON My farm home ha11, been 1uld and 19M BUICK V8 Hard Top 4 dr. er, Cylind 8 Ford, 19:17 aUon ■er"rictt. Jack'• Refrlgera- gage, to-wit: ( am moving into a mobile '9911. Sparkling orlgln11l two al , Tudor , 179337 B7UG No. tlon. Serial N e w Haven. l'bone TU2hom e, therefore I will sell the tone green flnish. Dynarlow Motor■ n Presto at n Auctio Public 8fl37, 6-28-tf fullowlng personal property nt I drive, Blacttnar ',11, .Pomeroy, Inc., 461 South Third Avenue, Mid· the farm louted just west of .4' 1 tCTl0MIII \ l 14 6tc dleport, Ohio, in the Villa�e of the Morning Siu Church, Th e Complete ..,..,,. Middleport, Meigs County, Ohm, on I Nease Selllemenl Community, 3 '&2 FORD, ¾ lon truck. Adrian Crltt al'lclfoNf October 28th, 1960, at 10:30 A. M. MHcs North of Racine, Ohle. [ Lathe)'. Phone TU 2-4M l . Wttt., Phone or CIHltHt Minim um Hale prlce $4�.00. Philco Refrigerator, 0-pc. Din- A. C. BRADf·ORt1, laclne, Oh... 1 0 J 7 4tp Termll of sale: Ca1h in pand on ette Set, Dining Room Tabl e & 1 day or aale. Buffet, Old Desk, Radio, L. C. Th• Farmer• a.nk Savlnta Smith Typewriter, 2 Metal • Comp.1ny Beds (compl ete), 2•pc. Living Ohio Pomeroy, OAS, l'Uel. OIL and ce,1 furRoom Suite , 2 Ov erstuffed (10) 11, 25, 2tc 111CN. Call for lrH e•tlmatn. Chairs, Blonde Bedroom• Suite ,onmu • .Abbotl .llldaleport. (N ew), 9x 12 Rug and 2 Throw •111-u.. Hugs, Metal Porch Chair, MHk­ lng Machin e, Gard e n Tractor, VEN.E'l'IAN BLINDS $3,00 and up. FOR SALE FIVE room house, (ron Kettle, Garden Tools, llelo1• 9:30 A,AL New w,ndow blind, and •hades. 5 ¼ acres, 1chool bu1 and mall Portable Spray er, Black Smith 11""'1- WY•2•­ Store iwnln111. Dal e Wlppel Sup• l route, S milea aouth of Chea• i,�orge, Ic e Cream Free zer, 1400 KAU'I& ,1110 , pl)', 31& Union Ave., Pomeroy, ter on Shade River Road. See B11les Hay-(700 New, 100 Old) Al ChMtw 1 0 1 1 30lc Ohio. Dalt! Warner, Syracmie, 0. Crosle y El ectric Range , Utility Y- 1-2145 -:::::-,::-- Priced tor quicll: ule. lO·UUtp 'DI.I L'\.TE T. H. DAVIS pro­ <.:abinet, Chain, Bookca11e, Re­ HAMIi.i. lllllVICI ITAT­ perty, brJck two 1torf, located cord Play er Records, Record ..,_,. tllKI A.M. FOR S,\L!;- FIVE ROOM HOUII < 1t , Nonb Third and Coal Cabinet, on e Electrolux Sweep· Albany AA wlth bat-b, nice location. - Melvl■ er, PIHtlc Roe• Platform litrlltl, Middleport, may be Hood. 1 1 1 LO,!u1t St., Pomue,. lver, DQ lienlc< ..a PY evening. ker, 2 Hacken, Clocll: (Ship De­ 9·17•30tt 10 I SOlp sign), Singer Sewing Machine AUCTION lll ' ' NlliCCIII SEWING M!llHINE com, (Port11hle), Stand, Cement Mix­ RIAIONAl�I RATII � pl'eUi •II uc. Makea button hol es, A Money Making er, Carpe nter Tools, Bukher­ IATISPACTION OUARANTIIO '• " G'OIIOsn m■, and all fancy etit· CaU or wrl.. I. O. McCoy ing Tools, Bra11 K ettle, 2 Scal es chea. OrWnall1 1old ror over ChHter, Ohio Pulleys and flnpea, Log Chain■, �.00. Pay orf balanc e of $86 Several Cow Bell■. Many other = 8 22 SOlp Add H11ncll'N1 of Oollara •• 1_,,.,. payment, ot $2 per week. ----c :useful article! not Hsted , Your proNnt Income with · l'Phon� WY 2·2206. to 12 etc BULLDOZER FOll HlRE. Pondt, Dana P. Ables, th• lmportt4 prodvch of basement, and landscaping. Ph. Owner. FJJBI, On, STOVE. Good shape 10 S 30tp Cheitor, YU &-3255. .00 ._110 leath er hor1e hide Terms of S11le: CASH. Not RNpon1ible for Accident. e d:et 1lae 38 like n�w $15.00. !tOOFrNG - SPOUTING, SHEET Sale conduclcd by Bradford • om Well.I, Harriaonville. met.al work. Repair work of any Auction Company, Racine, Ohio. , 111-IIUtp kind. Phone WY 2·2301 . Dl11trjbutora are now being se­ ....,..,.. Auctioneer : Critt Bradlord 1 0 1 0 SOtp POTATOES Clarence Proffitt, Sal e Man.ager: A. C. Bradford. lected in your Are a wh ere vfe . Ohio. 10+12tp "' Port-land, shall select & stotk locat1001 10 J �stc Flfi'TI' with imported products of VARIETY chrysanthe• HEAD mllk C-OWI. Ho!• Waltham Walch Company. mums now blooming. Vl1it our INSUIWICS PRO> . tt.elna and Guern11ey1. 2,000 _ experlenc-e necessary. No gardens and make your aelec­ , Fire · PoJ.16. ' IJtfi, Aul._ 1 tectlon, .. ,;;.1)alu ot ht)'. Priced for quick activities will be to ser• lion for spring pl1nt ing. Frey', Your c,11 Do• llllll. lllddle por\ ,.. , ale. Contact Delm11r llollon . loc,tlon, collfft & 7th SI., New Hav en, W. Va. each e vic Q ..... J- Pomeroy Rt, No. a. Ml. Herman 1 0- 15-3tp • reelock. You do no selling. to• 18-6tp lld. BARNii-SIMPSON INl!U RANCB Part Ume, only- a lew hours llltANL> NEW Electric pol't.able Aa:eota, Middleport. FlN, Auto­ per week. can be �perated Ill scwlni: machine. Mad e and i:uar· mobllO. Bonda. Phone WYlconjunction with Your pres­ anleed by th e Sing er Sewing 8-2'!,U 2908. ent buainel!II. May be expand• Machine Company. Only , $59.50. ed to lull lime, All merchan• Also brand new Slant-ll-Matic to I dist fully a:uar■nt eed both ror 11!1 low as $1 l .� a month. deal er & -contumer. Inventory. }'abrlc Shop, 306 Main SI., 100'% exchangeable. We wW Pomeroy. Phone WY2-2284. eel )"OU 11arted Right. Min-1• 10-18-3tc . mum Investment $1 192:.GO MIDDLIPORT-1-•lory frame <!llh neceuary. Your lnvett., rooms, bath, (3 bedrooms), 1ood ment (!()Yer■ Diatl'lbutorshlp. location. Only P5(1().00. RUTLAND-llAI atory fnme, ' 8 I Inventory & Dl11play Unlt&. YOU MAY EARN BACK TIIB rooms (8 bedroom1), a:araa:e, � ORIGINAL INVEST, water 1y1tem, lar,e . lot. I MENT THROUGH OUR R& $4000.00. ORDER 'BONUS PLAN. 61 ACRlt--On good road off FORD VB hme arN• co111pl11telr Mid • Rout�o. near Paa:etown, Dl1lr-ibuton appointed brune- · '..a Tun. Du.al wheela, flat bed, room frame, baaement barn, dl1tely upon �ptance. A.p,, alto S1.0ck Rick. 1ar1111ei other bulldin11 1 nlte pllcant1 muet have ,ne1n1 1 0, g:arden, fruit trffa. Terma. 111 Goed COIMlltlan tranePQ11:tltlon. Wdte name, $3IIOO.OO. addf11111 & phone number to ALBIRT M. COX, Soltlf'llan ha 22t PMM WYl-2220 , Time llldlllltles g. WYI-Na 171 W. - 74th It ,. NY U. NY ,_ WY-N272 ' I , 111-llhll< Legal Notice - F- -- ou n_d _ \ i ---. l l:I J Auto Soles =-= :cc - --- --:-: -- -- ( 1 7 ! Help Wonted Legal No�c, --- - ---·-- --- (20 ) B MU-■ ■ . ness S . w•sTiNG For Sole---·---- a I { 2 1 ) l'{eol Estate - no,.., ---- -- ■ t /_, I Business Opportunity WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY ____.,..___ ( ZOb ! I nsurance UvEN COMYLIITE 12.1 l Real listote -------- REAL TRUCK BARGAINS Cuclt/e,. tl1t1.lt98 1 e, A. W. BENGEL U.!11. Dally Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Oct. 18, Ul60-7 TE LEV ISI ON GU l l)E WSAZ-TV Ch onn ,I 3 Roland us Loni Bottam. Mr. and Mn. Ralph Pdill1 of B et· .-er Fall,, Pa. spent II wee.i: end with hit moth er, Mrs. E. _ S. MUI&. .Mr. and Mn. William Meade • of Columbua visited with Mr. a.nd Mrs. Junes Tuford. I Mrs. ·Blanche Sayre and Mra . Al• ma Brown of Gallipoha called on Mias Franki e Mumaw. M.iN Jane Wise and mother of Chicago vi,ited Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wiae. Hr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Portland RD vis!ted Sa_turday with Mr. a�d Mrs. Li ge Shields. Wee k and Mr were M end vislt � � � � Oahel C hI den an d regory an Barbara Jetn, Columbus. AN'TIQurrY . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . umbaa were tt('enl 1ue1ts of Mr . Mr. and Ura. Bill Ayrtt of Cleve- an d Mn:. Cal Orr. land spent the week end with bis Mrs. Dean Sayre, who has been St ffl S brother-in•law and litt er, Mr. and the • au eat of Mr. and Mn. l-lerbert Mrs. Donna Jon es of Ml. V er• Mn. Arthur Stobart.. Sayre, was accompanied to her non spe nt tbe weekend with Mr. .... _ _ ,nd M,•• . Gene Roush ,nd DH hom e in Lorain, by the Sayres, wh o . and Mrs. FN!d WIicoxen. ramll• " and M ,,. Judy Sh1ln or Co· · Mr. and Mu. Smith 1pent Sun- lumbu1 were week end e:uelll of will stay for aevenl d1y1 ' v111t. h er · · lt' mg VI& Mn. en Spe ncer 11 B day with her daua:ht er, Mr. and Mr . and MN, C. F. Shain, son .in.Jaw ahd daughter Mr. and Mn. Joe Form•o. P erry OrT and son, �� C��- Mn. William Jact■on, Salem . 11 Eth el Hoback had a1 her dinner Ratel SeU era and thUdr en gu e1t1 Saturday, Mrs. Mary Bahr Mrs. Charl es Turner and Mrs. o{ Portland, her son Charles Ho- spent Saturday with her parents, Fn nk Epperl)' were co -hostesses at back or Cincinnati and her grand Mr. and Mrs. Eber Picken■. a . stork shower at the Epperly son Paul Hoback of CoW.mbus. E'oer Pickens hom� honoring Mn. Epperly ' s Mr. and [ Ethel Hoback s pent Tue�ay spen t Tuuday evening with their daqJhter, Mn. William Miller. Re• with her eister-hi-law Garnet Sm1tb son, Mr_ ,md Mn. Eber Pkkenl freihments were served .after the gifta we re opened. of Racine. and helped mall:e apf,le butlP.r. lte :)f I n tere I Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Phlllips v1!1ll· 1 eed Mrs. Castlie Phillips and Molly, Mr. and Mrs. Jes■i e Sinelair and · children, Mr. and Mn. Ballard Phil• I lips, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Phil . lips, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Rich­ ards, Mn. D enni■ Richard■, Mrs. James H•IJ and children of Logan Count)', W. Va., Mr. and Mn. Tam Can�erberry, Mr. and Mra. Buddy Canterberry and dauilhter, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hall, Mr1. Mary McCoy and childr en, Mr. and Mrs. H;arem Hall and children of Mingo County, W. Va. I Joaeph and Maggi e ijemsley re­ ce ived word ol the 1erious illneas of thei r granddaughter, Mrs. Jo.an (Hemsley) Ritchart of J elferllon City, Mo. She is a niece or Mr. Thomas Clark. Mr. and Mn. Frank Morgan of Portsmouth, Mrs. Frances Ritter and Mrs. Mary Browning of New Bo1ton and Mrs. Kathryn Johnson of Wolf P en were Sunday dinner eu esta of Mn. Ada Slack and 10n1, Roger and Eugene . (n the after­ nnon they c11led on Mr. and ){rs. Wilkie Sarson at Portland. Mr. an, Mn. Horace McElhinn ey of Middleport RD and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner of Pom eroy were Sunday afternoon <!ali en on Mr■. Edna Carleton. They w ere for• mer achoo! pupi l• of Mr&. Carle ton. Mr. and Mn. Lige Shield• viail ed Mn. Conni e Shields of Pomeroy. Ove rnight guelta of Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger were Mr. and 'Mra. Ernest BarUy of Man, W. Va. Mn. Mary Sheets of Dayton spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Tltua Plcten■ and Maud and Josi e Pickena. Mr. a11d Mrs. Marion Walters ol Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth of Otlego, Mr. and Mr11. M illard Duckworth of Hunt­ ington. Mr. and Mrs. H1uold Mc• Comas and children of Rav em1wood, Mr. and Mrs. James Gulns• !er and ·children ,ol Lancaster, Mrs. Sidney Bartela, daughter, Ruth an d friend of Huntington were h ere to cele brate the 89lh birthday of Mrs. Dora Duckworth, Oct. 9. Mr. and Mn. Di cit Win ebre nner spent a day In Columbus. Mrs. Oma Winebrenn er I• ••pend• in g a month in New Brighton, Pa. with her three daughten. Mra. Maud Branch and grand­ d,iughter, Su11n, ol Columbus, and dauchter, Mra. Thomas Ren esto (Mae ·Branch) anll. son, Tommy or Cbarle1ton. S. l!lpent Thursday until Sund1y with the ir mother and arandmoth er, Mr&. Malti e Sprlnger1 Mi'. and Mr11. Dav e King of Steu· benvllle ,pent th e we eit., end with the latter'• al1ter, Mr■. Lela Hen­ drix. They were atcompanied home by Mn. He ndrix · who will spend the wint er the re. Mr. and Mn. Lige Shields visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Proffitt or Portland. Mrs. Della Starkey of Columbus · apent Saturday night and Sunday in the William Diddl e home. Channel 3-l'uesdoy ,:oo Mike Room for Daddy 4:30 Here's Hollywood • &iOO Steamboat Bill !:SO Woody r{o,lt'�ck er 6 : 00 Muair i n the Round 8·15 Jim Thacker St.ow 6:25 Wead1ere1st tl:30 News Pleturl:! 6:45 Huntrey-Brinkley Report f ·"Q Canllf)Uball 7:w wraffl1e 8:30 llltchtock Presents D:91) Th riller 10:00 Dow Hour of Mysteries 11 :00 News 1 1 : 10 Weathercast • 1 :1!5 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Ofi Mrs. Now On Display· at Our Store1 All Models of The �famous 6:45 6:00 10:00 .l0:30 Onl) $79.95 C.nnal 8 - Wetlnesd1\· 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 1:30 Romper Room 9:00 Movie 11 :00 Morning Court - ----------' IMutlM po,eelahl flnl1" with rich, chram• triml 'Hold, 100 lbt. .,f c,ogl , . • ....P'I Yp lo, _, ,-.ie · w■rm br dl,-d n,dkM,t MIit, ' 1887l. Love 11.al Bob • The TeJan Queen for I Day About Face1 Medic Day ln Court Road to Reality Beal tbp Clock Who Do You __. u-AmerJ<!ln Baodltlnd The Lone Ranger Deputy Dawa: Your Euo J\eporter Weather Teller John Daly NeWI F.our Jut Men Hone Xona: · NeISOD ll'imn, Hawaiian !:ye Naked City News Tonight Sca�ing the Weat.ber Sports &.!port Late Show 1 1 :30 12,00 12:30 L2:fi5 ��=Ire e,so Only $1 39.95 -- E A SY Only $1 8?.95 On.ly $99.95 TE RMS I - • Model 521 aho■d IIHI he■tar wllh PDP­ vlOt Ml""''• ccobk>■I H1!;11I Maid, 100 lbs• .,f -' • • • h■ot1 3 ID 5 roam, b, 111..ct IIHll»IIN, PAY, Maclol 121 TM krl'(INt Mllifl9 rlllll_. n,ol hNIW 1.-.r IIIOl'1vl11<,■dl Hehh 1111 NI 100 k .., -i . . . litc,t, h■o f- 1· 111 5 -· 111 .._ .­ Only $89.95 thonn1:11 13 T11esdo1 6:00 T'1e llilghter t>a1 ,:ta. .-1ecre, Storm a:BC Mae of N!Rht 1:00 Tb& Threit Stooge, tcllO 4"bt11 J. 3t!llth �1:lJ A Loo� at the Weather 6 : 20 Sporb(!Qlle 6:30 A.mos &: Andy 7:_P,O Adv.enture Hall ,of Faine 8i30 l>oble Gillis 9:00 Tom E,eil Show 10:00 ll'IOQ. -., U : 10 U:JD The Gai'ry Moofe S�oW 1 1 O'clock News A Look at the W eather Th eater 13 7:00 7 :30 l'.00 1,10 1:00 �:00 Coov,er,ational Ru&J.ian · Frontiers of Scienc e News . Captain JCaniaroo Ca�.� Tb,eat'er December Brid6 10:fO Video vm,ge .' U toS) 1 Lowe Luc, ·--- ' Tbe Clur Horizon LoV< ,f Llfe Search For Tomorrow Tbe Guldlnc U,bt 1,00 Life of �t . Lao Aa the W� 1'ftl ?'00 Full f,� JcilO 1Mond1y· - Friday · ) Sign On Guell Star N ew, N'D ije'w■ ll�llne■ Breakfast Party Pickenl!I Hardware Sho9 Breakfast Party News H�dlinN 3porta ftepor: Breatfaat PaltJ News l:sn Breatt,■l Party t:00 News Headllne-s 1;02 Brl!akl'asl I-art, · l:J(I New■ D:lb Breakfaat Pa'rtJ Coffee Time tD;l5 Swap Shop J0:30 Newt Headllnet 10 :32. , Morning D eVtJti� 10:fll· · R1dlo U,mn,I U:00 New, 11Ndline1 11:DII Country P , u:20 l'mn 11:IO Jt,.clr · '" 12!IIO 'N(Y ,.... J t:mi 1:00 1:11 '•:IO f:00 ·,� 1:80 t1M a:oo 8:02 1:00 9:30 ' .============="'-"'--"'�"'-�-�-===�-=·"'--====- e,so 1., 11,,. Yl'd/<I Ji/ I:� · ewa 8:15 A Look al the Weather I ________ .. Sportacope f::j!l ,+,nos & Andy f:00 Htihw� Patrol 1:30 � Aquanaut.a 8;:JP f'�d-Dead or Alive 9:00 My-_ &,,ter Eileen 9:30 rv, . A Se<!ret ' Got 10:00 Step 011 the Gas l l :00 1 1 O'cloc'k New, ILlO A l..Qd: at \be weather 11 ,10 Theater 13 ., PIPEL INERS OF EN EROV ., ., W·OO I ,.-· rm r.lntLV Ju■t For \l'ou Newa ReadllnN Ju11t For �,� News : Jult ior VP Calling � �- Jlleaut 3:00 News Readlinl!I 1:02 Muale Ge) Rouad 1:30 Naw, 8:35 11u1ie · Go ltound Nt1W1 U.Ullnet .fi:01 MMic Go Round .4· Loc.i Newt 4:35 Mua� po ]'.lQtp\d 5:00 ·&�ball 15:0I Mu.le Go · 5:30 NeJ:• 5:81 :.,utc i6' "lti:iud . 5,40 C.a,jileto Milli ltounll-JII, 8:00 , Crow'■ �t,at. Bo� 'of tbt �• " 6:30 Ne•� H:�n� 68,82 J��· 1:� Ni.-: KNdlinci 7 :02 Evenln1 Inter!..... , 7 :30 NeWI] Beadllnel 'J:32 Sundown SereDldt "II Sip OIi I 12:SO 1:00 1:02 1 :30 1:lo , 2:00 ,:oo = p:, . ..._ liilellW a,oo E, StevenlOD In 1966 while Preti• dent E i.wmhower w.u c1n-yina: the 1tate b)' 800,000 vo&e,. Grttii is credited with pb)'ing the major rol e in Gov. David L. Lawrence 's victol')' in the 19MI MU· bernaforlal race, by delivering a 177,000 plurality in Philadelphia. Lawre11ce 'l'On th e foiv ernorahip by a m■ritn of only 76,000 st.ate• wide . Bdth pl�ea are confident, with the Repbl))ican1 pointJng to ' the Political ar1aQsta in Alle&henY fact tbat Democrat. have been County, where P itt.burgh UI lo· una�l'e to put their pre11dentia1 cated, !igure K,enned)' shou�d d e• nonunee o\ler in th e state 1lnce feat Nui:011 by 00.000 vote, Ul that 11M4 when Franklin D. Rooie,e lt 1 ..-ea.. But they em9huize that ia won his fourth term. They alio a 1u111, point to their batie ftrength Out• a.1'9tout INH Uncertain Un employJ11 ent, totaling about sid e the tarce meU'opolitan areh. But Demotrats ny t he picture 350.00, in the Keystone State, ie h.111 chant�, and that this ta & a bla: issue. But one of the im, Democratic )'ear. The traditional ponderables is the religious isaue Republic&n re 1i■trltion lead in the and th e effect ii will have on the Ke�illOne State has dwindled from pr,dominantly Prot estant eleclor­ ita 1trong margin of almost one ate. Lawrence, who stay ed on th e million back In 1 9M to 23p00· in fence until virt'ually the lut mlhthe primary Jut Aprll 26. The Democtats upse t t.Jte 1 8- ute before throwing his powerflil year hold of th e GOP on lpe Jo,,, 1upport behind Kennedy at the ..,-nonbip ■ix yean aco, and �aiVC! Ue 1�ratic National Convention steadlly lnueased their- po�er on in Los' Angeles, ii himself a C.ith­ the ,era11 root.I 1,y1I wit.ij t9urt• olic. l:iouae and municipal vletotie■ He coneeded before . �e convens_i11ce that lim e. tlon that hia QWQ ' Catbolidam hfq , The k ey to vidtory for either been • lactqr in bis beilt.•tlon Jo , side m&y hince 011 tn e aho�ji:a,g ryn lf I.b ver-norabtp berore r in th e 1t,te·1 two rar1e1t citi-:- ·� e io a bla role •• "Mr. pit Phil1delpbl1 and Pi1tl(,u1¥JlDemocrat" ol Penna,ltanil for which ar_ e Dergocratjc slfong&olds · man)' )'ear, and th e fact that pe , and have be en holding the bel"· c0Ul4 have had the wtY noml• allC e of power tor the D e mocrat, nation at any tim e in that period . , in st.alewide contests in recent Herbert Hoover won Pennsylyeara. vania's electoral vot;es in 1921 b>' G.OP ,w... . Miner• a margin of 987,796 votea, com• Th e Republicans will have t o piling 2,0li5,382 against 1,067.586 hold down the exp ected �mo• I Al · or mlth · cratic Jllajoritiea in Lhose t'Wo heavily iJ1idu1trtallzed areas, with The conte■l8 for atatewide of. larae Roman Catholit populations fices have bee n overshadowed b)' ln order to puah the national tick• the presidential races. At st.site et acrou 'Tith the help ol 'l)lu,c h are the, poats ol auditor gener;il, of the tural and outlyina: counties st•te treasurer and a aeat on the across ttie state. state Superior Court. on the dis• 'I\ie, ·atat!'& hard-coal region, trlct level, I,,awrenpe ill most anwith lta acute unemployment prob- xlo111 to snare control or both. · lems, is alao being wooed !urlous- houaes of the Le&islature. He baa ly by the GOP · in an effort to been plagu ed by politicalb: d.ivid­ brJng It bliitk into tbe p,J,rty fold. ed. legislature1 since his i11AUi1ura­ Some anthracite counties have lion in 19MI. Th@ R'epublicana have ft.raypd into th e opposition camp Deen in control or the Senate for or have been turning in lharpJy 22 years. reduced niiirgin• the ·parfy. Rep. William J. G ree n, the . U. efficient leader of ·Ute J!'hlJ1del.p)li!l Democratic Of- ' . , pre,Q® dicl1 a m.Jorl\y •• •�(Ii 1fo ,f'I), tl)I, q�i)t:,,r Cl - ""d he •!I a fflOtd <ll de� erl!III on Wa p,e. ;Ga�ces: t(ontgomery 15 ft. up­ d1,u.,,,. iJ!a �li•ed lJi:1 •·• 19\Y,.r, rJ,mning 8 ft. open. �tioti, fOf' �pie, · deJive,ed GilllpolU 17,9: upper, 9.0 lower, . a 1u;ooo • (pr �dla; I J-2 q�n. All moveable dam1 3 throN,lb ' 23 are up and clased .. ,.. , ofl� 1 .. ,, All Kanawha river dams are on th e sill, Ohio River boats down: Dasb­ . ield, Advance 3:20 am 4-1; Titan 7::IO am 6•0; Lock 10 OVEC " 6:155 i.m 0-f; Lock 1 3 Nalion1I 4r30 am 0,2; Lock 14 Waverly 4:10 .aql 5-2 J,ock 16 Little Edward 1 1 \,m . 3•1; Lock 23 t,lelen· Z 1 :30 pm . f-0; �hemon an_d Don pm 1 U); Beaver 1 : 1 0 pm l·O; �r. CriH am, 6-0. New MartlnsvilJ, am 13-0; Elger Cliff 8:35 im 2-0; Reliance 9:20 am 1 1-1. .poats Up: Loclr 13 Chottin 1 :35 1m 2-0; Pollywog :40 am 3-2· Ro­ Jiert _GiPbont I :'10 am 3•0; Ga m­ po)i1 Captllin Hai"Tison 4 : 05 pm 1-0; Lock 23 C. V. Horner 1 :45 ., . . •m 0.2; George G. 8:30 pm 0- 1 : Mr. Cri.u 9:10 pm CJ.l5; Wayne J1011land 2:15 pm 2-0) , --'--C:.-..,----,-...... RIVER JIRPORT ror s. c� · � Youn 'I'll• �l;r Da, J:15 !l".e:Sec:ret. !11:SO idi• of fflaht ' · •:90 HARRISBURG UPI - Both ma­ jor partiea are throwins all their resource, into the fight to wln Penntylvania'1 32 eh!Ctor■l •oles. The outlook lt1 'doubtful at thi& stage. Vice President Richard Nilt0n ind Sen. John F. Kennedy have sc:heduled additional 1winga irito the 1t1te in tlepped up cam• palg111. NOJ) . ellw LCN6 ,xJIJLD </a) 5/,;/ Tllrf PERIOD OF DfPRfSS10N HAS LA5TEP7 -- BARNEY GOOGLE ... SNI_JFFY 1111TH � s W�O l)aily Program Schedule LAT E R I ' -- MASON 'F URNITU RE MASON, W. VA. - WH TN-TV Cha n,..•I 13 l.1iallnal 13 w�,, WAHi MOlNIN&'■ 9ftlltt NW d•luN drt11IGto, rn&del wltlt b.awty olld t•ff'O fHIU'fll l11Ht,, 111 "Dnift.0-Mcltlc" cOftltll. Both Political Parties Throw Resources After Votes • -.so.. Rad �•· �""'"""""'"' "' ,, r..,.,,.. ,llj,)oail � c.. NIIOED ONLY ONI NEW YORK UPI - Harry Crl11, 1 one-armed pitcher who played under the name ol Huah (One-Arm) Daley, won 72 aame, 'durlna a five­ year major le11ue career (1882- 1 1 30 12,00 12�SO 1 :00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 S:SO •·.� 5.30 6:00 6:30 8:40 6:45 1:00 1:30 II 8 .. 8,, 9:00 10:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 1:1 L l :20 ?c<lO 7 :30 WC HS-TV =C han nel 4-:00 Araer�an 8t.711'1st.Mld 5:30 Rln Tl.n TJn 6:00 Whirlybirds 1:30 Your .r.,,.. �8:40 • Weather Teller tl:45 John fl•d)' 1'lew1 7 :00 Honeymooners 7 :30 Bugs Bunny 8:00 The Rifleman 8:30 Wyatt Ellrp 9:00 Sl.agecoaeh West A0:00 1 Aicoa Presents 10 :30 'I'BA , lU)O The News Tonight 1 1 : 10 Scanning the Weatber 1 1 : 15 Sports -Report 11 :20 Late Show • On Model, 523, "60. .000, 818, 61 7 ond 4UR. Othe, mod&� have two or th,- patented Fire­ brick flu.._ 9. 'lO 10:00 l ·J:.:1'0 ll:UO 11: 1(' 1 : 16 l:'10 ,,411 Channel 8-1 .ues - da, YN, they're here, folk• · · . tho new Warm Morning Coal Heaters • • • I model, to oelect from • • • both circulators and raclianll. All have lh• f<imou•, patented 'firebrick flue con•lructlon that givH up to 48 hil'un opeMltlon on '1ne fllllng· of coal, Come In and He 'em tori� or tomorrow. Tbe Jtn, n..u. now We:tbercut Jllewa Pidur. H1inU•• Brlnkltr &e,-,i Manhunt Wagon Train , Prlc.e Js Rlght Perry Como Show Peter Loves Mary Tombstone Terri tory New 8eadll11t1 Wettbereut 1be laek Paar Do,, Sip Off J:30 Sign On ront ine:-ital Classroom Today Welcome Neighbon Mr. and Mre. rlorth Oot;afl Re Mi Play Your Honel: 1:00 9:00 9:30 l■tu . . 111, r,rm1 . • l■■ttlllft Dtffnr, • Maclol 61 7 A f<11¥0rlta f.., yean, thf■ l'lldlonl coal heoltr n.,w ha, "4-�/ue flr■brlck" Hnl"11t Holda 60 lb.. of -' • , . h■ohl I kl 3 '"'""· � 414-1. with -■ «1blnal d■■ian. hohll -40 lb■, of -1. ••• ,,u Cllanal 3 - WtllntsdD) . -Wanm 1Da1n1na.---c o a L H E AT E · R S S.ltcf Joun lo• . . Pay ! ! :00 O!'Jl)f 11 JUa:ht 1 1 : SO Conce11lratlon 1 2 : 00 Truth or Conaequ encea 12:30 It Could Be You 1 : 00 Mid Day News I : 10 Movleti.me 2:30 Woman's World 2 ,ao Lorett. Youn& Theater �:00 Young Or. ..t:alvne , ao From 'MJeH Roc;tl'� t:00 Mak e Room for Daddy 4:30 Here'a Hollywood 5,1)() Stea111boat B1ij. 5,80 Ou.Id:: Draw McGraw . 11:00 &twic in the Round ,.... Political Pulse ,;,,wi . ibh)>ion - •r•••· r8/" iii�,i� WJ E H !Mngs You lh.t Up To · The ' s 3:,o t,iiquto s M,,,n Coi�W NIWS ' \ fflmn -W, a 1D AM 11:51 . AM ... 5 :05 PM • l' 1 . .·' . ' ' , -�. �· � ··· .. . ' .\ . ,,. .. QUOTES FROM TO DAY'S NEWS MOLL YWOOD-Televi1lori actor •nd producer Dffl Arnaz. on whr hi• thowa .,.. "cl"n . . . . and n•v.r f�nd Jny group," · , tfw1 MIine • lolce 11 wortlll"' If ii lnaulh •ny of the 60 million In the vfewln, awc:11• tnct." · �--•ri• MY AUt,.JT SAYS YOU USl:D TO ··· �· · · · -� • • • -- �- I > Bill Diles Speaker At Middleport Parent Teachers Association Monday COUnty prayer and wU) be held al Mt � Sunday, OcJ.. 16 1 8111 0 1 les or the R.ad1ot.ar Cot• poration. of American was the speaker Mondi)' l!V@ning at the _.._...,y, Ohio mretmg of thl' M id d leport Pl'A • TONIGHT Mr Dllt•s who has J ust rPtur ned ,uacuus UNCHAINED" , re c e ntl ) to S outheas tern Ohio Steve R.Hvea from B a l t i m ore . Md , 1s a graduate •c;u IOA y & THURSDA y of M iddleport High :it'hool He "HANNIBAL" spoke to the a�sociatiun on ··Hear• (Tecbn:i.colorl in;( aud distussed the progress Mature - Rita Garn that had hcen made in hearmg PIIDAY NOT OPEN aids ovf'r 1 he past y e a rs Hr had SATURDA Y �· ilh him several old he.iring aids , °TARZAN, the MAGNIFICENT" and expl.i 1nt'CI the un provemenls (Tecbnicolorl whil· h h il \'t' heen made in recent Gerdoa �tt - J()(' k MohonC')' years He said that the greatest - ■IIIIO t., i mpr<H•emenl marle m them has '11WSIC BOX KID" b(•en t h e 1 ransistor a!d which ....Id J'011ter - Luana P.11tten r am r o u t H1 the last five or s1JC SUN... MC>t.1. and TUES. years ."BEllS ARE RINGING" Sarin� that he was esp�dally <Technicolor) , Ill hel p ing chi l dren ml!•rt·stcd � 'Mtirtln - Judy Holliday wiLh heari11g prohlems he e:itpre,- ■ victor • • ' • • • • • ' ' .. •' I I THE SPOTLIG HT IS ON THI S BUY ! t. 3 Complete Rooms ' pOffleroy Mr. an d Mrs. James Web�r of Midd lepo rt were Sunday d inner ;"Uests o f M r · and Mrs• C · L• He.at• 0 Mr, a n d Mrs. Eugene For bes spe nt Sunday in Bel p re with their daugh ter :m d son-ln-Jaw, Mr. an d I Mrs. Ted Jones. :Ar. and Mrs. Charles Withrow a nd Mr■. S tella Grueser at tend ed services •t the Nea&e Chapel Sund ay. or Mrs. Sherwood Meridi t h Long Bo tto m and Mrs. Delbert Bruch visite d Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 1-Jerbe rt Dix o n a nd family. M·r. and Mrs. Fred La tham, Bar• bara a nd Donald of Warren were w�ek e� d gu est.!I of Mr. an d Mrs, Elias S tales. \ Ori � Gint her have d M M re t u;�:: bo;;· after a visit in Crn- : �innali wi t h their 8011 and tlau-:htrr in-law , Mr. an_d Mrs. Jame s E. G.i m- ·1 lher and family. I t' I 1 .... I Ga1 Rn9e • • BAKER On the Brightest Corner in MIDDLEPORT Mr' I 0 The Pomer oy Bap t is t church was we l l represe n ted a t the Oluo Bapt ist Co nven t ion held a t Ma riel• ta last week, A:tten d ing varlou11 scsi;i on s dur­ ing the conven t ion were . Mrs. J. E. Foster, Mn. Aten Shum, Mn. Daisy J8aper, Mn. E l mer Wickham. Mra. T. T . She lton, Mre. Ellen Couch, Miss Edi t h Cook, �r. and Mn. J . H . St ephen1o n, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ca lvin Simpson, Sally Fn11ter, Sharon a nd Ch a rl ene Zundel and the Rev. a nd Mrs. R:i l ph C. Zu ndel. GROUP I PARTY TONIGHT o up I of lhe Flr11l Uni ted Gr 1 Pre1byteri11 n Church will mee t this eve ning at t he chureh In Mldd le po rt for a Kat l owl'cn party, � � keduetng llli . . , . , " " . " 3,98 gal. lubber Bo11 and Alkyd iWALL PAINT d ,usT ss GALI.ON To SELL 'N �nally Advertised General Paint & ! nlah Co. V l $2.99 gal. ", t.\llGENT'S JUST %4 GAL. TO SELL Pitttburgh Outs ide White LIST ,,1:35 gal. � Our October Price While Present Stock Lasts . . , , . $5.88 gal. Seml-GloBS E N A M E L · · · · · · · · · · · · · · qt. $1 All colors, Including white. Prlcetl less than our cost. FLOOR ENAMEL, most colon · · · · qt. $1 SPAR VARNISH · · · · · · · · qt. $1 GALLONS - f3.89 Some Whit,,. 1 JUST 13 GALLON TO SELL ,II, Seeolld Ave. ,� "v- \ In gallons s old, Nearly 200 gallon of Wall Paint. 1.. , PAI NT WY-!•245% "More People Buy The F . ckens' Woy E.very Year" Service ----- OPERATIO N OSE.D CARS . Middleport ,.:,-.,, . Expenses. \ ,:·; . . "1" :...... \, THUIIOAY .... PIIDAY Yyma Loy - Montcomery Clift "LONELY 8£.UTS" - aleo Btif:iUt B&rdot i n "A WOMAN LIK& SATAN" ·' .' . . Let 1/1 1 958 FOR.D 4 DOOR FAI RLAN E 5!)0 Automatic AS w Trans., Radio, Heater,, ,Wtilt� sldewalls, VerJ SA VE Operation Wanbouse , 8AVE . With Sid. Trans, ' Openlloa. · W...,bouse clean. . . . . $1 495 $2,00 SALE :--:- ONLY $1 695 OLET 2 DR. BELAI R "8" 1 956 CHEVR · . WAS , $1 50 , I �ALE ..-:-- ON LY . . . . . . . . $6'15 $'.795· 1 9$9 · PLYM..".'.1'.H 4 D� BELVE DERE ' . radio, beater, N•w car tra�e.Jn. ' ' �d. •••-. "·"T '� ' Warelloaoe - 6 ,y1;· .. ,.: ' . . . . $1 395 $'�. .L•� �' l 'lllf "'NLY . ' l)b'. t'ii� C::USTOtt\ "6" , . , -l\.;,' ·i �I Jo�lli11�:w11h�f!::;: e �'¥ � td. trlns., heater. I N ST A N T C R E D I. T 0 TH E BEST USED CARS YOU WILL SEE ANYWH EIIE e e PIIOFITS CUT, PII.ICES l'NOCKED DOWN, l'.!OWN, DOWN e NO USED CAR LOT , EXPENSE - ONLY . . . . . . . . $895 . $) f� , ·;. · · "QQ! � - � ·, .�!. �• �,·· o.ase ,p ft . ''° •Com•··-r� . .. . "- Eds Mrs R'ice o·1es At ffer ffome (n 1•· Mason, To. esday I, I I I I , On' Interest For I ds ew erJeS N S • B00 '" }"J �� •\ready Mayor w. I·11 I f.rack Down 0n I Halloween I ers ���f�f '.& , Glf "l I '!'L.$gSVIlle I l ,.,.,.pts Pols1t1on I I }'th Air Force Negoba " ti'ODS TO Strike ·Resume ' . y TO ' ' I Resu'me Ta1ks OD D p.,. , I I i1JL��e:r - I =:�� JU!'!:9 I �;Ir I I Southeastern ObiO Regional Cooneii Announces Meei•mg I I I I I L�ated At MOT O RS� I NC. Middleport I I I I II gents Arrest 12 For Youngstown I I Bank RObbe,Y I I I I ILLrger Sought Ca 'tal And I, or pi AutO ACCI.dent umt, ed Air1.mes j InvestIJrat . ed By ' I ?f I I I I I I IM I I I I I Sheriffs Depu ty ·r:;�.::"t=�...:�1 . ' . •' . . ,.A: "�L "':;-;..:P:X��:..,::�:- j I v. I I l I I I 1f8/ A It mam·ent f 5 •J 'a Read R w I I Stop I Admiral Claims U S I . �e I I ----;----- I s� ..:.i:.:. an,- J;;.� ;,""'"' ft, .= tlt)"� II 1 - 1· •'eatber Outbreak ht -,:, o I. Lashes Texans· Proclaimed By May ·r WngL,·. . _ For Fifth Day Ill, I II . 1I I I j I I l II I I Es:- I n T�ck r Treal N/ ------------- 1 . _ • . o·� • ompany Ann ·,. -er l-0an And SaVlllgs ', Cu • ers In The All. 0hi·o P.· 1W Wlllll ·L·-.to. Cont�, :i, j I o of I I Department Of.Highway_ s La• ys pi __._ For "Bare•IOftds Policy s. I w. I SINGLB COPY - k ReSlfICflOD S OIl Cuban Exporl I_mposed ,n-i,., • I Sllow You TIie ·s•.,,..,,,t • • [i J. 1g • hI I I -------- OP ERAT.I.O N WARE HO US E SALE. . 1 4-ff I I fro11 $100 .To $400.!»Q Li11 Than Dealers Ol'!9!1ng A Used Car Lot with High , • l ti:!�:«1i:·:;:: I �b TH IS WI LL ENA BLE US TO UND ERSE LL, OU TSE LL AN YBODY ----------::------:,,_ ;� : I N THE BUSIN ESS? .... . . . ,-�1iw Sell j Scholarslµps� · / Await Pair Ot· Wednesday. October 19, 1960 Un l ty at�c {°:re m:� � �!!�!:� ?o� i���e�:� p1:!: at ball-time of t he Ohio U.-Mi ami ioo.rteter race o f th e � I Ho!"eeomln1 football &•me Satj in Rom, 1h11 pHI aummerOl. yAm pic, forI ,W'CU>"-. . Two $800 college f-H 1chol1r• ' ' A oe d1ca�o ry program wUI be me r resid ent o f W lnteravlUe I Ohio, Carney now makea ht, home shlpa will be awarded ne:d NO'¥'•\ : hel d honor1n1 Don C. Ped en of in Akron , o., where ta e is I ri,. em ber to a pair or co-eel• · ""' in i Keot:1, I owa , for who m the Ohi o tail b u.)'er for a d epa rtment tlore , th ei r junior year and m• :torinlll x Unl..-enlty foo� ball stadium was 1 He will be presen ted , • Pl•que in home economJet. The ASHI NGTON (UPI) _ The United States in named_ IHt s�r_mg, And Ohio U.'1 I Its most d also rnu,t be '-ff'ers in Ord¥ to 1 Olympic participan t, Les Ca rney, r an I wri,t watch by frien d■ an d iweep mg action to date against the, gpver.iment' of 1 form er athletes of the Unlverqualify, itate, Ule Nation al 4-H Fidel I wlll also be given recognition . lro, today banned export.I of. ',)Jlost commcdities'' to CubaCassity. �rvice: Com.m!ttu which •�min:, J Peden retired 111 1949 arter --The Co mme rce Dep.,rtm�nt an- 1 _ · . 1Ater1 the &l'IAll Chrou,b -. lt'rv ln; Ohio athletics in var• 1 nouuced it wou ld bl ock 1h1pmenta aJ d in �1,1lf!�1111 JlJ rn t ernat1 onal Co opera tive Eden,lon Servi . J Jaus capaci tl"ea for m ore tha n 25 of virt ua l ly all g ooda a nd techoi - re,pom1bllihea .in d to exercise the the USDA. j . ,. 1e1r1. A gradu111le or the Univerca) informa t io n " with tbe excep- : necessary vi pl.:ln ce over tk ports • Don.or of the 1cholanh.i litt of lllinN1, he joined the OU t ion o r u nsu b11d lzed foodau tl,, ' f�o� the 1tandpoi nt o f lhP 1r 1 1gtbe ! and Hatcbluoa , I n.tf ! n 1923 "' 1,1HJ1tant footba ll m ecl1c111ab an d ' cenaj n medical ni t1canff to the national security " pany. '11111 :,ear markl the and head b■aeball coach. He WH , sllp !les NO LICl:NS EI •�YOK ED " p .. .. ..._ pa a ,.. I . .:,__ o .. ,, n� initial 1qp por£ of _the . , •. .._ ,"/ f T ' ·· \..� . p nu.ted head foolball coach in Middleport Mayor Kenneth McIt a l110 tightened re,:ulatlom . � 00 . • •�-..:. .... •layuuy ·"illl� e d epartme�t _u 1d 1 t has not Th tional f-11 PHWltl but it la 1 MISS LUCAS 1924, a positi on he hel d until Elhi nney and Chier of P olice wi t h respect t o the sale. tra oafer • revoked any lnd1v1d ual export 11 .lUJ Fert11ndet:- displays. two l · tbe finl time acholanhiJ, , · 1"'7 wJien he re1igned lo de- empty dr-Aw�rs. that contained ance bu been provided. er bt!rt GIikey , iaaued further or cha rter llf u s . owned •hiPI cenM!:I for Cuba al rea dy issued H vote rvn tlim, to hi1 dutle• 18 fo r Cuba It 511d et,m 111od1tiea banned un, part of t(te_ $1 ·mUUon in Jew- t:OmPAny also glvea lchol warning today lo pran btera or T tn l1•rcJ1l egiate athletic dlrecor he de de r the new, tigh�er ex ort regul• artmen t , which p admin and,_ ,2 D)illlon in Cqca to chlldre_h of ill e mployeel. , '! w ould-be prankatert for t he Hal , ten the go ve rnment'• exJ)Ort eon- r Jat10n may be s�1pped pto Cuba •.od b,ad b111e ball coach. He re- M ra. Eliza beth (Elias) Rice dJed I elry . A s pecial c . o mmtuee . of l=.1 Cola stock stolen from bis , lo ween season . t1nqulahecl ne baseball duti es af• at her home i n Mason '!Ueaday 1 trol s, aa1 d the ban on export.a to I through No v_. 21 If they '"were on • , judges to meet In Chiei(O jn . West HollVWNl . d d llf 1 aparttf'r the 1948 seu on • a mornma: following a kmg 1llneu . ,( ' ;,, · · �' Fo ·• . mid-Novem,bi,r will select the . Jlowing last mgh t '• nu mer Cuba w.u i n accordance with the �k or ladms. �n l igh ter, lad e n \.,t.N 1 4 .J: d wishes o She was born- and reared ln M �- , ment,., f Congress as e praed ' aboard an exportin g cJrr1er or r n SJj he carried 'Very lMQ rec lpiebtl from a ,roup re- ; o u1 calla of vandal la:m Peden's football te� ms, in 2-1 s on and de1- 111 the Export Con trol Act litUe �,ranee. tra nsit to a port of exit'' before and lived all her 76 co ean m me�ded by stat• t-H ottld1l1. y Jean, record ed . 121 vactorle&, t6 there, She was born 1 �r uction o f property Cb1ef Gi l - . - -- - . • -- - -q It p,o u ot h ed a 1.Z· OJ a. m . Th unday mo r ning n r o J o f the w F ebruary 1 4, a The t-H candld,tes m,us_t have Joaa:e, and 1 1 hea. It was during !884 to David and Matg :, · key la.Id loday t hat unless t his I wh1eh decl are that it is the poli ey I The :m noun�ement aa1d the de, are t (Har o utatand l p nc c l ub rec o rds 1 n addi• , . tbia period, from 1924 through er) Ehaa. I stops i m med ae Iy th e cur 1ew 1 or the Uni ted States lo use export partme nt wo utd ton 11der app!J ca tio n ti) a blab ,cholaatlc record. ' . . llfl w�en Ohio U. had ita on l J · o ntrols " to runher l he fo reign Her husband, J4U'C'elloua G Rice / y 1..e Jd Miss er o n a d e p, 1en 1l achievemen t, � I Uo na for ell:port o f wh eat' and D rothy Lucas, daugh• siren will be sound ed at 7 P m. j cpo · unblem 1staed records. In 1929 , precede<! ' hey" of t he go vernment "i nd to wheat flour "i n t he l ight of th e he r In death in 11l33 . cltiunfbi of p Mr an d cb and ter a ucttr Mrs, bl will Willard 1 He s tretsed ttaat anyone under , - - - · 1 · • his team won all nine (lames, an d �SurvtYOrl incl ude one atep- -- - - -- 1n ternationai wh eat a greeme nt ." co_naidered, att0rdi ng to a tom• Lucas, Ro ute 1 , Box: 105, the in 183l5, won eight . Another team , da ught l' est 1n JJho aa:e of 18 caught after the . I use m1ttee ipOteszna The departme ;it md1cated er, Mrs. Otte Roac h, Letart, -C 11 n. Langsv 1ll_e has accepted a pobl 1930 , had • ti e alone marring four sist curfew .1iren will be held reiponw o �ld co ntinu� to let to u r1sU send ers, Ptfrs. -E l m er Martin --iJIUo n· Wlih the 302d Troop an otherwlae perfect record i n Pt. Pleaa . thell' baaage a nd personal efant, Mn. Orvll le Red man: aible {or all damages and t he p arDiqe 1ames. Carrier Wing at Clinton CounM. llalph A. PIC'ken1, and Miu I fects to Cub:i wi thoul 1pee111l hUSSl Carney it a 1959 gnd uate of Sadie E:ua! all Air Force Base as a Clerk- ' ents of the youtbl caught WIil be cenae . and that I t wou ld not In'Of M�IOn. She I s I h eld respon5i ble fo r p.iymeol. al.So sur vived b_1 five tirother1, te�ere isl in the Aircraf t Main lewith reshipment of foreign � PJ1TSBURGH UPI - Negotia1 Jo hn, Joseph a �C, Davtd Ehas ot tl0Jl5 between Y OUNGSTOWN 1J PI - FBI 0!1&1n goods a nd ttrta m ty pes o f H e furt her s tated that pa ren ts ) k �4J1Ce Divisi on of the Buc y e e ' We1U ngho use ElecMas on, Hugh Ehas of West ' Colum- tr1c Corp. . o f Youths out pa st the curfew I a g ent J arr est ed tw o men today I gifts. tlr1r ·· and the tnternation.11 . . , ��, ing. Miss Lucas, a ]960 gra lime wi l l be s ubject lo fine n I for the SIB,378 armed robbery or · Jt said b1a, and WIiiia m . Elias of Akron . / Un w n of Elect 1 t wo .ild grant l ice nses lo i ate �( Rutland High School, rlcaj Wo rkers (JUE) • !he C o me r shurg th B r May anch e Bank or·, co urt. Services • W ill !,e held lrom the resumed oda ln I e:zport fa rm p�ucts ebg1 ble / 1 fo r t efforts lo reach \8 .makmg her tem porary home y Seventeen extra poj 1ce have h!:!re t hre4:Ano nt h1 a g o Fogelaon g Funeul H om e 1D Muon , a contract. govern ment 1ubs1dy "only if 9UbI ISar eemen ag bet"or t e a tn'Wilmington, Ohio. Agen ts from been deputiied to .aqlJ;t t he poCleve land a nd &Jdy p a�ent hll not or WIil no l at 2 P m . Thursday. Th e Rev. stblt Friday r · mldmgh t atr1ke dead- -- - -- · - -- -·-- -- - I hce in bri nging t.bi, unn eceHuy Y o ungstown m ade the arre,ts II· be .Richard Wr lght of the Muo n Meth- hne. made. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, UPItaar11sment to a hall Chief Gil key mullaneous l y. odlst Church, o f which Mrs. Ric The de partment summarized its. e , A three . ma n med1ali on board Ruaaia declared today that 1t is LT.,... ' Arresletl at his Warren ho me · 1ction by aayjng i t banned "ships�ud . wu an act ne ¢! em ber, will con, met separate 1 ly with represen tative■ l rea dy t� resu me dl aa rmameut , • ________ was Tho mas Eugene Georgalaa, men ts o f most commod1tie.& "' £ Ser:" duct the serv1ce11. .Now, owners O :i ea, E Sa v- I Bu rid w ill J:k m lhe Odd Fe l- of 1l>oth 1i de1 TueWa)' but media- negot1atj on1 but Warne d t hat it I;\ 25. Fra nk Dame! Ariz:ur , 33, Wal SHIP SALES ILLEGAL lof declin ed to report n Bon ca n trade the E Bond N. ll'm& aeb ate if 1 1' on any will qult lhe arrelled here ! p l o ws Cemetery at Maaon. Friends � In a ,irnWtaneous .an nounceprogreu in arrivin11 at a coti ttac t the U n i ted Stales and its Weal!I JQe:.-:r:rae, , Bo1da witho ul im - m a call a l th fu The lwo were arres ted OD war- ment, the Maritime Ad mi nistranera l hom e a ny- covering 311 Q00 e y .e e r n t allie umon mp loy a a t ■ ma intain their " nea:a • y �ay ng ncome tax on 1 lime 1 ra nts JSSued Tuesd ay in Cleve- lion, which iS under th e Comuntil time for the 11ervlce1. 1 211 West1na:bouse f1cilltie1 acrou I live poaltiona. " : 1' teres aecumu.late�. . I . . I land by u. S. An1sta nl DIJtrict j merce Department. decl .ared lhat the nation : new con ver11 on .,rivil Soviet Ambasaador Valerian A. eges Attorney Wi l liam ONeill. They it wo uld be iJ]egal for a n y u s. · allows you to pay tu :• when Negotiators are WOrJt l n& under Z orin q.ll,d on tbe General A• t,were sched uled to be arniped eitiun or firm to 1ell or charter . a one-wee�• extenal,on of t.Ae old 1embl)''1 · "llaln Pol itica l CORIyour tu bracket Ill lower ; per• • WASHINGTON UPI - Wilham later today before U. Commif. ahip or boat, regardleu contra ct II the reault o f I Ulliol\ mittee J9 start work i m mediately , Pa tter,o n , presl� ent of United .1i o ner Henry R obimon . aize or type, to a CUban national A o r':��:.:!s 11eu XF.::r����Ib the '..dp y fill for �ople neu ftllrement or , Adm. - Ra�ph K. �:� 111 ! .;h• -: ��o�Jra:: I J� me1, chief of · r c e ma e request 01 ID retirement, who dealre the Navy s B��•u o f metliators. HQW• di, Sllbmitted by il.e �t a"u1ri T.h1 Sheritl'a Department � s ?titure �erget■ Ships, said ' _ II! a.nnounaement b)' llafftlme / �lg do �esue airl ine, al mo11t called _ al 6 30 yest�rday eveningwas , by two .gunmen _ in Ju!f., SOvJf!t nlon." tlie caah intere.1t paid, 1 twi(lf: • Tuesda that ever, at mid night Friday, the 1UE e , to thr hrs! ban k robbery in nu, , s ev e . nty per cen t ot j y A.daidJm, ator - a.lph E. Wilton "Thia )11 n ot I que,llon of pre- ine vi tab le . year by H Bonds. Thia exchan_ge our 1h1JM1 are obaolescent, and we : ii free to term tnate the current . 1nve�t1g,te. a n acciden t on Rt. J2-4 m .tbo ut 30 yean �id not specify un der what roodi• ft t Pa ppeared t terson befo l re pa pact CIY1 ring and strike, or to allo w it is or that docum ent to a _______ privilf'ge 11 110 appl ies to Series have to do something drast e to i n Mmersv1lle. _ l abo ut I hons appro C1 . o f ,hip �le Y or remain etrective until Oct 1 � / be filed and put into the archives Aeronau t ics Board (CAB) Exam- ,1 A car d rive n by Al vie Phal m. 51, 1! Ji' a nd J �n d•· - It.'' ' and we are not here to exercl1e I ner Th om as 1:, �rcnn to test ify l•.harta- 1'fOuld .,- . .,proved. , Prf'• · The Serie, 1:1 Savlnge Bond 1961. RA · P o m ero ST LLY , James to ld a ne w, conference 1 y was heuily d:1maged arPO PONE D , m.a - � main diaputes center an e loquence and perfect the in favor of United s p lan t� me r�e ter hi ttmg a power pole a long the 1 The Dem oc ratic R�y at t e ,u bly there wfU be rew. ' P'f� curn_ip t mcome by auto- at the _ Ph1l adelphi1 Nnll B�se , The h ri Th e depart.men ,•• ban included l with " ridd ita de i l e t n AirCa a rou d a wage i ncrease method m at1c 1em1-1 n n ual IJllerest check / the Umted States s l of t o l em ic,, h p e p said. a nd II st at� ro_ute. when he attempted to i l...i n t'aster, Ohio , Amencan Legion , tt t' . hu 817 c1p1t1I n. The g ove.m• ,. . lnc. Stockh ol d ers of b oth avoi d h1U mg ano ther vehic le •·rln re,·ected the Western Imes, to PtoVI'de an mves -., H o me, has been postponed due to t hn i ral informatio tmen t ·• .,,e1d or sh 1ps w01ch are I nsufficien t to cos t-oI ll vmg: eac,a....1or c1 ause 1 n a e , m uch nfo . m ent on sid r rmat ,. on · new con tract disarma ment p oaition co ntained , firms have approved the m_erger 3% % per an n um when held to meet the natio n's o blia:ati Accord ing to De pu ty Sheriff Se� - J oh nao n be mg in Irontoo, on,. How- I · on production and processma: in I resolution subm lUed by the I Rival a l r� i nes are oppo u ng t�e / Charles Sayre 's report, a car o pe r- Ohi o , October 19, 1960, 1� )'ear ma turity. The ne w H ev�r. he •aid if wa ! came to- · / . j 1.echniques · uefuJ lo foreign States, Britain •i n d Italy . mer�er wh1eb �ould . � th.e big. a�d by· O:ivid Th omas, 81, ;�inenUnited llonds offef • high er yl etd tn the morrow "we wo uld wm." 1 countries as strategic materials. MAY IAIS E RAT E S • He also ,pumed a Brtlish reso- gest , n eomm em,h , ,at1o n h o,lor, . " l ie a ltemptcd to m,ke a teft t,,.,1. -early yean: 2% % for the first I MISSILE TEST SUCCEEDS NASHVILLE, Tenn . UPI-RI- lution o utlini q Prime Minis ter ! Patterso� �oted t hat a new Jet Un der lhe C"f' t rol Ad When Thomas was in the proceu of rear and a hair, then 4';\ for lhe fwo Fined Last Niuht HUNTSVlll.E, Ala. UPI-,:t,e .lb.lpmMt of mater:iala wi nc�ard t h pote Johns L. o n , d lr e cor h . o o sf Harold Macmillln ', propoa,,l for c osl.s $5 i:ru l ho n. remainln1 8"11 y�ara, ' making the turn, Ph�lin swerv�d Army su�ssfully le� the th� , 111 1 w use p1 t■l COun1eling for th e Atneria l _ artim suth as preci- , e He said _ t �ese d_eYc lopments a n� l ost cont�ol of hLS C'ar, while s�g� engine ol the N1ke·Ze111 a nti li an expert study of feasible, rair There are defmite adYantages lb Mayor Legar 8 Court I can Hospital sao ,i o n inatrumenb-an d much techA cia t io n , said "c all fo r eff! c1ency m . operation trymg to avoid the Tho m;is' car. !ft lSSile a week ahead of hedule to owrling Seriea H Bonda . . • . . . Two persons were Jlned last M onday the new federal medical and foolpro of meana of Inspection sc la barred froJl e al inform ni a tion pr ., a e lo b and i l ity hug o the vi e d The Thomas car was not damaged. 1 t was announced Mo ndar The � .J: 1 and eon trol. )'�u. DeYtr need . to ehe<'k the tin- n ight in Pomeroy M ayor Cha rle, care for the a ged m po rt to Co m unilt co :mu ies, e law may force He insisted I nstea d on adoption sums of ne w ca pital t hat �ave not ancaal P•iea to see where you Leaar'• court. There were no arrests or injur- three stages of the Nike-Zeus hoapitals to raise rat.ea unle11 the a comprehen.1l ve stand. The va lue of yo� H Bond reso lution seemed to m� to be p0ss1b le . _. - ies.. ____ have yet to be test ed together . Fined were G erald Arnold and 1 state& "are wllllna to undetwrite of ni -- - - - -sub itted by Soviet Prem ier Ni- _ und er our exutmg pattern o f air- - --- ----ca n.n ot nu�tua te and the interest Jo hn Qualia, $a, a nd costs ea ch on the full share of costs oI h<ispi- ki ta S. K hrushcltev li nking Rus. I li ne ownership .' ' and pri ncipal is a bsolutely 1u1r• charges of I ntoxicatio • W n. • ____ ' talizatl on for the,e p a tlenta," 111'1 " ge neral a qd complete " disanteed. Al10 YOU need not clip "In my o pinion, t he character- - · - - - -� IP arma ment _pl an to reo rg a n iutl on istics of jel airerllf t_ w e�e 11uch as a COU,POn II lhe H .In terest checks � . ...., moiled ,utomallcoll every • of the U n ited t o mak e a l m ost · mev1tab le th e N ation, to give an y , O . mon ths to whate ver address y'"' ,qua) voiee .. Commun ist, neu- m erger or mergers o f ,ome of ou t dellsnate. trailat a nd Weatern secti ons of th e the do m est ic tru nk line carriers." �N N world . Patte rson said he felt Capital's I Jn�tiduala and ora•n lzltions Zor i.n was flnt ipeaker before present ro utes would compl ement specified would be the o nly night 31 u Trick or Treat nigbt i n M.a_,ut-h II churches, servi� and . the 99-member l)Olitlcal com mit• Unit.eel's servi�e and that the pub- for Hal loweenen and that aU per- son al a meeting of the town . i!•�naJ ITOups la bor un1on1 etc. • I tee. s. delegate J•mes J. Wads- 1 lic wo uld re cel\le a m ore com pl ete u. � 111 �Ug_Jble to purchase t_he ao n, Hallo weening must be o U co uncil held Monday at the city By Unllwd PNU lntffnat� IUehard· H. HoU, preaiden l or the Spea ker for the eve nlng will be worth wa, lilted II third speaker. schedule. IDtnaal hm 1t of both t\Je Senea S_outheaatem O�io the ,treeta: by 11 P. m, bui ldin g. The "'?tit outbreak o f vio lent RelJ onal Co un- William J. Hull, a n offlc lal · of tht . H II well_ H the popular Serlea E e 1l, today a nn He also reminded pare(lls tha t Mayor Wright said the night weather � mo ntll� laJ1-l 'texas cc:c-:=c:-:-::-c-::c::-=c:::, :::---::-c:-c:::-:--:-�=ounced that the nut Ohio Valley Improvement Counci; MEIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL ROUTINE TRADING they will be held responsi ble tor appreciation Bond Appl ication for meeting --- --for th e fifth s traight di7' Tueio f the Southeaalehl Ohio who will apeak on the Ohio Rlve1 NEW YORK UP1 - The ·,tock a ny v1ndali1m or destructi on � Lab r Candidat Hass Admisl.lona: Reva Norri,, Ra.cine pureb11e of the H Bond may be Region al Co uncil Will be held on Impr ! da,-. o e o vem ent Program and alao on RD and Cora I.fie, Middlepor t. - ma rket ope ned today with a ma- property on the part of thell' m ade at an)' bank-minimum de- Novem ber 1'1 a t th e Farmera, ' ' Torn adoes and ra in bat� Hotel I recent propoa11l1 for an imposlUon Discharges · Orville Allen Pom- j orlty of is.sue1 pn lower ground. chil dren. Extra patrolmen will J Blasts Nixon-Kennedy !JO_mlnatton• ia $600 with • cost in GaUlpolia. the Lo�e Star slate , c:riusing at · or toIla on the waterways' of the ero , RD. I be on duty that niEbt. ' I nadin1 was g enerall y t011line y P�ce of '600. Applica tion forms PHILADELPHIA The soclal ho\lr will l\lrt at D:30 U nited �tales. UPl-1:l'ic leut llI deatha . Tii.e storm ays. for exehanJt ol E, F ind J wlth dinner served at 8:30 p. m. I A delegation ttom Maple �treet Hua, S oc1ali11t _Labor Par:t-y candi- tem bolat�d some towns_ and beat Pre■lden l Holl hopea lQ h ave blmda for Serlea H are also avail- 1'icket1 are prJced at $2.30 for a the dl villon· engineers of Divition1 was presen t at the meeting and I date for preiudent, 111d here ready-to-harvea t crop, mto lhe able Y �ur ba nk II well III free tried chicken dinner. Re1erva tlo r,1 , Nine an .submitted • sum Of mon ey to the Tuesday lha l bolh Vice Preside nt mud. d Ten as gueata a■ wel l aa ' . 1 Richa rd M. Nixon and �� John infaanatlon tolden on both Ser- · may be m ade throua:h Thelma Elli, cou Hard111t-hi� was Victoria , Tex., n cil for the purcha se of 10· . the newly elected member, of the Je, I: Ind H. ott of The Gallipo Ila Chamber of Sta te Legjala ture. ,, l11cb tile to be used for drainage , F. Kennedy a dvocate policies lead where nine 1nchet of rain to uch1 o n th at atreet Council h ad pre- in,: lo . a •:suicidal war ." Commerce or throu&:h any of the I ed 0� flash floodl and �nt tk) . DAI CHA"llt WILL MIIT vio u1ly IJl'ffd to insta l l the tile 1 Ha ss 1a1d a n accelerated arme' , ,amu.1ea flee.ifig , lilJR!j The Nomlnatin,: �mml&tee bead• beloW who ha ve tlcketa: from their bom• . The Return Jo nathan Melga I it pr opery ownera purchased il � race will J)ut more "weapons of et, Man11e r of Ohio Power C:Om� j ed by Fra nk Morrow of WeJlskut,, / The Ohio Dep■rtl'Dent o f High- of importa nce. Whenever pra cThe et,uncil agreed to pur- I annihila tion in t he band, of error CQter DAR will meet at the pany, Clyde Kt,tland, Pomero1; will re.port ita recommendatlons ft:llntall wu ..en� f_ro � . th� w a ys th ls week laid plans for next t.ical, the)' will be cleared and chase a tra iler from Russell prone human beiot::s. " bame of Mrs. Dwight MIihoan Way ne Foster, GalllPOl la; i..w- for offlcen fo r the comi n 1 Ytar. . ,'J.aina � Uli-!: . •�P.P1 1 I -------:Valley aod into �-dJe Ob10 !l_lday, at 2 p, m, Approved ren(:C Huber, .Gallipoli.I; Alva T. 1. An electtq,n - wW be held •t thla winter's sn ow and ice removal salted in that order d u ring s now Capeha rt. The trailer will haul operation,, hopina to repeat the storms or ci::eetlng spelh1. t he town ditch digger . Sdloot. day will be obser ved abd Grover, Chesh1u; M.ilet T, Epline, me eting. �NDERWENT SURGl:RY cou ncil Tenne&Re V•llv.l: Snow fell 1n Interstate Highwa ys m ore than / had previo usly borrowe d the Bel mda Stf't!le, daughter or Mr. the upper Great I:a'.tes and along Committee Chairmen will ma� ,ucce111 of lllt year'• Bare Roads Salta, Mc. .._. ben ffl asked to - J;iri ng at Gallipolis; JoaePh 2oo miles of which ..'. ere opened traile r for such w ort. . and Mn. R. M . Steele, Pomeroy I tbe Rockies. Le11hoille, O,lo., had · 11_,, one article of clothing to be Arthur; Homer E. Abel!, McArthur tbe h:: final report f or tfle e:urrent P olley. What ever the weather du r ing duri ng t he past spring and ,umP r es e nt fo r t h e me e ting . • -.Of to the DAR Ap_proved School.1 Gabe DeLong, Gal l ipoh•: Jim Mt• year, R o ule 3, underwent surgery sat- • five inche■ o f _uow w e re on the 1 · th e com ina mon ths, lhe Depart• mer, will add a n ew problem to M.11y o r W r ight, � Ki� puncan Sm i th and �ronnore j hokey, Pomeroy a nd Max Barber, R e c o r der Lottie u r day at _ c:;'� ildren_'s Hospital, I grou nd, t Reeervations are due by • p. m . . ment 'a 24-hour maintenan ce forces winter-time m a intenance th1s year. 13.oush and Co unci lmen RuaaelJ Akro n and 1s improving. She is a 1 o n Novembe Sijlool1 , i n the South. McArthur. �old air pu,hing mto the r 16. ___ ean asaure that Ohio 's highways Highwa)' Di rector E. ·s. Pre8ton Capehart, Wa l ter Werry, Ralph seco nd grade student st t�e Che• P lains slates from C anada drop-:-;, will he kept aafely open to traf• has placed these new free.ways War ner nad Earl Henry. ter School. Her address is Room. ped temperature, to 11 deJrees fie except dur ing the mo1t severe and their sprawling ln terchan,es May�r Olston Wrig�t, MJ19n , 403 C: Chil dren·, H ospit al, Akron, at Mlnol ' a� d Dicklnaon, N. D., ther conditions. wea the at o f t he p r iority hit . top proclaimed Monds)' night, Oct. I 8, Ohi o . · c and 13 at B1amarck early today, �'-"O An o utline of procedures and Thereafter are lis ted o t her fedprioritiea hH been circulated to eral highwa ys and major ata te ',j- .,..;;.� hl 1hw., m1 ln1eil, nee per,onoel r�ule,, followed by ,eeondory , In all sector• of the state. For- hiahways and local connectors . , mal l nspectlona of 111 ,now-reOperating pers on nel a nd equip- I • mo val equipment hln been lar1ement in ea�h o f t he State'• 12 · ly eo mp/etcd, a nd eieh m llnlon- field dlvi,;on s wi ll be grou ped ance garage 11 condbelln1 prai:- on a coun ty-by-cou nty bmns, as• 1 · • . . , rtiee runs to hmiliarize · CNIWI signed ahead o f tim e 'to ciiver The empl oyees at Philip Sporn j or grlla ter rf'ductlon in injury ated bf tile(, 'Central Operating J with It■ u,e. ' apeeific· stretches of highway. Pla nt ha�e wor�ed 1,000,000 man , frequency rate du ri ng 1�9 cs (Compaa1, 1t · New, Haven. Va , At the admin lstratlYe level, hours without a diaabling injury comJ'ared wi t h the preceedi ng The Cen\� � . I a ting Co mpany additi�n , t e de artment prior1Uu have been baued which � .In A. G. Mehlm an, plant manager three )' ears. They re�ei ed the ope ratea the v !l��� porn � . S Plant rink , all alate 'highway, i n order will maintain l uuaon wi t � the sta ted theae ho un were acf'umu- Vice Presidents At'cldt!j, nt Pre- ff»' the A� Po-...er Com­ niatlon '!Ing o f th e Highway lated over a two y ear period venti o n Award fro m the Appa la- .pany and the Dliio Pa�I, usmg a ir-gr�u nd contact Corn­ fro m Septe mber 18, 1958 to Octo- I chiau Power Com pan, for th e pany all pt ...... a.,.fower ,ubsld iarie.1 . during e�erge ncles and t,o pce- her 12, 1960 . best uc:ci d ent preventi on record of I.be Am�- �Jc Power Yent traffic �t oppages. For s_till _ _ . in t he ent ire Compa ny in the Compa'llly. � Pbtijp S�n Pla nt . greater ffflc,e ncy and lhobiht)', 1 '!�•s JS tbe . fm t ti me tha t Yt'lr J959. They a lso reeeiy ed a bu bun Jn ,,.....n ance N ovmost of the two- Phih p Sporn Plant em ployee.1 . department•, Certificat e of Me r it fr�m Philip r llMlt.'lJllfl � �(i\y ot e-Mbe way ra4lo un its •re belnc tram• hne aceumulated 1 ,�,qo@ man . Sporn, Presi d ent of the Amerl - 800,000 . will be tac:reued ferred .tr,,m autom obiles to trucka.. ho urs wi thout a d w bh� injury : Out of • total of approxima tely howe ver, they have re ttt ved sev- cant.s El ectric Po wer Com pa ny, for the latter pert pf tbl.■ 1'Nf .with ou tandin g achievement in accl· I tM addlt_... ., "- �, 2,000 11now clt!arance 1''10.000 Yehic1es eral a wud11 for safety in the dent preven t ion i n recognition of KW1' b.it 11111' la tllie n..l throu,hou,_t \he state . ri:ru,&hly 1,- pul. They rt:cei � ved the F.diaon working 500 000 man hours 70lt wUf be rad io equipped. bJ1 Ele<: tric with <if , dW·on� M lnsUtute l'IHNI ID reeo1- out geHntiDI{ , I d isabling 1njurv lhe lllllO w�thor ·..,..._ [· olllon of 1chlevem�t qt em• , ·, . cit, ti !lilt '" to ol 1 . -lo• llv• •WUJC, • � � , 4, IJi!! K� '1.11, Pl\i!Jp !iPJrn P�I iJI . • '> • •. � .. , .... .- - - N0 'fmmedi-ate Tax ◄ .we Can I �n io I ' �,,1J'•ifil'/ • ., _. I :.. " ••' '-'"/ ' ' ..l ....,.. ' ., Pomeroy-Mld�ppi:t, Ohio, ·- lnlltm ... Ceinh-■I Ohl•: Oc· Sltl•Mif ...... IIHf CMl•r tlkl.y . bfft _. _,., tonl9ht. Thu, .. .,. C� iMil Mell..- •Ith �OW• en. Hltfl .... 55-65, low tonlth t 0-t«J To Tu I_,_,. 0/ Tiu, Me�.Jt.,."" .4rea Two Ohio University Athletic Greats To Be Honored Saturday ! I ' 5 . N E PPAII NCT & K H �R DW A R E C O . • e n t1 n e NO. 166 I The high cost of operat ing Preston Ford Use d Ca r Lot at Pomeroy _hos been for obo:i s norma l . We a re deleting this large cost by closi ng the lot Md movi ng 0 our big warehouse located at 46 1 South 3rd Ave., Preston otors, 1 nc, , Midd��p��;, 0 · --ngl s. fNtll�Y . NICIMTI ''GOD'S Uffl.J: ACRE" RobOrl A,i-.n - Aldo R.oy TIDII LoulH - aho. "All.YA LUCASTA " Eorlh.l Kilt � Da,ls, Jr, AIIO cartoon •J 1 Clinton Fisher Company Sol,, Why n o t l ay-away a new bh:yc l e now? By Ch rMmas i t 's p,aid and you don' t miss t he cash. Now we con better serve the buyer by offering Wholesale Prices ! Save hundreds of dol lars now! --- - --- TONIGHT .... WIDNIIDM' need paint Ibis year, ·btay II now ror next spring - 11vlnp far """"'' -y la lhebuk. was our largest wee� Small Depostt Down. Balance Before Christmas We hove rnovel:l to our Warehouse located at ' Preston Motors. 1• ' !.\ lsl�� tti\/e · l n dell'! week FOR YOU R CHRI STMAS BUY I NG I XI I u. Lay-Away Pla n ' I RED ROOF PAINT· $3,98 g al, ClQTtflNG CO. Use Our PUBLIC NOTIC E! and Mrs, JIUllel I e Fifth Grade: Mr. Kennedy"s Mn. Earl Davenpor t . Mrs. P,ul 'Ha ptonstall and Mrs. Gene Frent'h · Mn. Y o ungwert h'1 Six t h Gra de: IMra. Bert Bodlmer, Mrs. Wlltl■m Evenon . and 'Mrs. WiUiam Ault . Six t h Grade : Mrs. Haw le y's Mrs, Ke nnelh McElhi n ney, Mrs, , Avery Nelson and Mn. Robert ' Rawlings. M·r. Y ou ng'• Seventh Grade : Mra. Mllto n Hood , chairm an o f Col eman C entral, Mn. Bethel . 1nd Mr1. Mich ael Hackett . M r· E1c-hleman'• Seventh Grade: Mn , ·Kul Kloe1, Mr1. WIiii am j Lewi11 and Mrs. Cl are n ce L acey'. The boo ks which had been j bou1ht for the new High School ltbr, ry w ere pl aced on the sb,::e. ' Mr■. C a uam Hindy , Mrs. Bert Bodl m er a nd Mn. Edwin Baum11rdner we re named H chairmen tdr the football banquet which will be held on No v. 28. / The vialt of the M obile x-ray u nit which wlll be in Midd 1 eport oa November • and 5 at th111 Tri• Lu!lre C l eaners wa s a nnounced I during the evening. At th e close of the b usine111 aeuion M rs. Wesley Fry, ch ai r­ ma n of the pr oi r• m comfflilt ee In troduce d the apeaker tor the • e\·en ing. Follo w ln 1 th e prosra, m a cof. fee ho ur waa held in the cafeteria · with the hoap ltallty comm ittee headed by Mn. Lewi■ Sauer Jr., In ch arge of N!ltl'tl1bm ent1, I ' . .,1; • SMftff _ .· Stove! We a�ways n eed second hand stoves. 'trad e .to day! M11n and I $6.98 Trlde In Your Old ' VOL . ' • • I µepre•ented In Area • List COAL, GAS STOVES FLOOR FURNACES by TEMCO, Goqd for 20 Yeo rs Jtugby Sweciters I ALL 1960 COLO RS • . There la No Bett.!r! EV.E RYT HING I N . H EAT ING Flegular ,ffeeting I O·F OUR FALL PAIN T SALE • WALL PAINT . SHO P PIC KEN S FOR YO U R WI NT ER N EE. DS B,,ilder1 CWA1 Holds I FINAL WEE K Pl"9bu rp h Alkyd -- - ·Preston Motors • • FU RN IT U RE JUST II GALLON LEFT I I ' \,1,. Buy on E11y T•rm• A srn•II down P•Y"'•nt •nd only $ 1 .00 ptr d1y. ' The snemben and famUiet �f the Pomeroy Bend Cttizeru Rad io held a picnic Su nday afte11noon at the R ock Springs Grange Hall · Th ose attending w Mr. and Mrs Theo Neut:r.ling, ld dle port ; Mr . .ind Mr,. C a rl Hy J Mr. and Mrs. Haro ld Hyse l l an d son. Rutl and; Mr, a n d Mn. Da v" Goodwin M r. and Mrs. Harry Mll1er, Mr . a nd Mrs. V. D. Edward • and fa m­ i ly, Mr. and Mn. Gerald Shu!ler al l of Pomer oy and Ja m e• E, Jo hnMn, Maso n. C.WilLI,� were Darla _Ebersbach, Po me roy; lfi f'h.ael 8■JM , Ceredo W, Va.; Barbara B lat t , Terry Fur • li n ccs�n. Ch l e Y o 1on , •:d i::-· �. �l��'P a t��; :r Ro a n o e, va . ------- le were given by Ro bert Hagi:erty Laynu,n', Sunday Wm Kal l-lindy and Edison Baker . at The Ladiet Bible Clata of the wonhip �erv1ce t he IT'Orning 1 Hartrord Methodist Church h� l d Ob,erved At Church Sun d ay at the Mid d lepor t First ·,the ir re&ular month l y meeune Friday eYenJnc at t he home o f Using t he top ic . . Ttlis One liaptis1 Oiurch. Mrs. Thins I Do For Christ" sermonel · Mra. Em i l Knu:;hl witll Designa ted at Layma n 's Sund�Y 1 }Urry Gibbs 18 aa.aiatine h ostess. h,i: 1 layme n of the cln1rc � were m Nellie Mrs. , Grueser , De votio na l s in ch1r_ee of Mr�. Eliz.a.bet h service. Owen I Cba rlea Smith, follo wing a b usi­ McKnig ht, Mrs. Ar t hur W ayla nd charge of ttJe entire ated in the rticip a n also p Rratto Bess n ess se1sion . Games were enj oy­ Mrs. Jennie Sto ne, Mr!. Sm1 tb, Mrs. M argaret Freem an, sen· ice. ed with Mrs. Marg aret Freeman L o. Diles was in charge of , Mn. Sue Ke l l . Mrs. !Jelen Gibbs, an d Mra. Jennie Stone, l eaders. · opening ��rvice for t he even­ the her t Es Concluding lhe evening, re• Mrs. Sara h Gi b b.&, Misses mg worshi p service at 7:3� _ fre,ah mcnts were served to Mrs. · McKnig ht a nd Helen Riffle. '.....- --- - . · I ful slH • Sunday A lt-ernoon I ft BJ LUCILLI HAWKlf◄I I INCLUDIIIG A Fri9ldalre Rtfri..,_tor • People I 559500 ' I e S.-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy - Middleport, 0 , Oct. 18, 1 960 · Reid Friday S pecial n umbers wt. �e presen t 1 h e Bui lders Cl�as o f t he Sy raed by the In termed ia t e Ban d cusc Melhodiat Chu r eh he ld th ei r un d er the direction �l Eugen e and :w1rs. Elias Sti l es :egu l ar me eting al t he church o n Mr. an d Sears. They played , Ea sy .�tep . Mr and Mrs Oris Ginther altcndcd )c t ober t. Devo ti o ns were led by h 0 d C March " "A ora le an ur I Jennie Manuel . Boys "Will Shine To nigh t " . The Lhe Lancas ter fa ir Saturda�. Mr. a�d Mrs. Norm an Fisher o f I pl ayed " A Germ a n ensemble Fo ll owi ng the Qwint!s session Senecanl le s pent t he week end w Jlz" I socia l time wu enjoyed a nd game ea. r t_he a n I ives t a l re }0I I owi·ng th e r�epor ts of the wilh ru-lzcs we�wo n bv� -Lind a Neig ler, Mrs. Wil l iam Fishe r let t Su n - rsecreta ry and t . e11u re r, Mrs. J n ie M anuel and Nancy P arker. u with le l George H acke�!. Jr., gave _t he r_e- d a for visit i n Sene cavi Ref reshm ent11 were sel'V!d bY 1 Exe cutive Con1m1t · '!,,l / and �rs. N orm a n Fisher. the hostess, Mary Lou Cundiff to · Po't Or the · Carrol l Tutoni and tee meet i ng a nillt �ee k and an- I. Mr� and Mr11. th o se na111ed and Pat ty Winebren- · . rd o f Ra nou nced t he . fol l owina Room Mo• Mr. nd Mrs Frank Teafo ci ne visited Sa t urday evening with ner , Li nda Sto w e , Lli'lda Eichinger then for this yea r. and the teacher , Mn,. Jean Duerr. Kind�ri::: arten: Mrs. George � a l- � r a. nd Mr Elmer B a iley. - --and Battey Elmer ��rs d las c!infrma n Mrs. Lee Smith. · M r. an ' · • �re F ran kl in dau g hter, Sa ndra, of Dar wm 8 :f n D�dsl Mrs I -a n d Mrs. Car11 Tri P1c1t � r)i. R icliard Vaugh. a n :i1�u;:ar:::_1 R��i�;: an d Mrs. �i.:� c c.ol r man . _ Mrs. El mer Bai l ey and d augh t er . Mrs. Ma,..1_: f First 0r_ade. Mrs: n, visi t ed Saturday in Ra<' ine Sharo Wal t er l larr!s, Mrs. �1l l 111m Evani; Mr. an d Mrs. Otis B a iley. They with an d Mrs. Richard Gress. went to see the Bailey,• lnfanl . Mrs. Carpe nte1•'.s First Grade: 1 daughter, Lois Marie. For Mrs. Angus Howard, Mrs. Roger I Mr. ao d Mrs. Da n11 Brick l es and lays Phil l ipa and Mrs. George Nlci n- son Jeas e an d Flo yd Brickles vlsl tk ed SaLurd a y wi t h Mr. a nd Mrs. Earl Allea,wo, t h'• Seco od Brickles Mr. an d Mn. Da)'ton We ll of Fultz, Mrs. Grade Mrs, John We nde l Bunce a nd M rs. Ch arl es M ansfield were Sunda y guest.I of �lddlitpc,rt, • o , blo A. Bradbu ry. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ea rl B rickles. j '":""'= Mn. Rupe's Sec on d Gr ade: Mrs . · Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Keller, Jllr. Do na ld Mi l ls, chairman, E l em!f!n· and Mre. R oger Keller, Floyd Web- 1 er M rs. Olive Ingraham Jnd Mr . t ary building, Mrs, Ted Riley an d ' ;n L,n, ' an u Mr,. P,ut Orr wece Mrs. Ro bert Mill,. fair. the attend to da y Satur Mrs. Picken's Thir d Grade: cuter Mrs. Allen Hampto n spent last Mrs. Paul Disney, Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Edna_ week ln Colum bus and aUe nded the and Cu n ningham Ohio Ba p tist Ge nera l Auoclatlon i,·rcnch. Mrs, Sherm a n's Thir d Gra d e as a del egate of Nao m i Bapll st C.hureh. Whtie the re she was the Mrs. William Warner. Mrs . Willhouse guest of her sister and bro• w,llers and Mrs. Carr o l l iam ther-in-la w, Mr, an d Mrs. Leon TaSw anaon. tum. MiH Hawl ey 's ro urt h Grade: M rs. John Krawsc:r.yn, Mrs. Wi l liam Sl at er an d Mrs. Joe Wi l son . Mr. Hultord't Fift h Grad e: Mn. J (Juptial Con�ention Well 1John Lyo ns, Mn. Mary E. tilnd y ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR '• Citizen's Radio Club Holds Picnic Mainly About sed the hope lhat a program would be tel U p in the near fu , lure m ■II Meigs County Schools lo lest t he ears o f chi l d ren. He also. ment io ned the au d iom tei: wh lt h has been reeent ly purei .a s ed by the Mel&s Coun t y Crip pled Children ' s Society suggest ing tha t · anyone who wished to l ea rn to use it cou l d go to lhe Cou n ty l Healt� office where it wo ul d be lo t�em _ eKplamed Diles spoke h.e , Before M� introd uced his pare_nls. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles, Midd l eport, and_ his wife o f A_t hens, to t �e grou p. ,1 .. s poke br1_efly of his work . Since gra d � ahon . Th e busme!� meeting, which was C"'"ne d wi t h prayer by Rev. d uc w n �; :�: : .....�����: �� a�f;s !�� Bradhtir y. 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