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Ju la 111 Ule Dllur�l 1�eu and m•lbod and etjl!l�ent 'ft. . lut 1 orders We ponim Uy•tllee� •� One �llf!'IIII lhat aerie, thla tleletlabl• dish, some 11ervln1 11 many as 42,000laot behi that treal wlterlng le-moutb memorab truly I !"eompand alld, we '• per weelt. -, and old alike. coming Ibo ln�ouj IOOtf l1vorll,e We�• , . ·ti' _fi't!DI """" op\e.. - ••=t· It to.lie .t Jl'IIIII . We are proud � llta•e betll 110l'4'1ed lo � � deU.aeyto OIIJ' pitll'OIII. CRQW':$, STEIi HOUS� WEST MAIN STREET f,, • l '' - - - ----- - --- i' P��-� o -- Fn•day N'•g_ht ·" POMEROY, OHIO -' ' t JG ' COPY - 1k I I t'{� I I I I I » «· rs. r....,... RUlJaD . •- Honored During _ h ODS es , l'ahama Gatne Fr1day Afternoon I I Retognized At Pre-Game Show I I I �i;::s I I I I r I I I I I Rumor About School I I f, ffem} k Grove I ! I I I I I l)oe Deer Killed In R 7 A 'd 1· • N the In Road Crash s.. •Hr . In Little Kyger I Motber Killed I I Firemen Lose Race With Fire Coates Taken To I I ·- . PUS B�d Graduating Seni�rs :";�:, I fo; I end I I I I . catches ot the poo I I I n Nati"On'S 1 .Ppliticians II . I Mi ·-, .ddies Lose · gan 26-6 In Lo ! " Gr1d Effort I Retired Miner Died At Clifton I Lam I IIII..., Public Urged Agam • TO HaVe I ;,r,i •� I I : :•, . . , .K e; n.t u c· �·y, _ F r i e d . C h i c ke n ■ l ,,,. '' • • ••• • • • • • • • a--· retlpo ., 1 In MeJgS ' •Co11Dty ' !lh •• SINGLB I From Tax Bite ,... ,'! •• X't980 iPoliticjans Overpopulate Ohi •:In Quest For Electoral I Votes Tractor Rig Demolished In Friday Wreck .20 Millage ,Cµt • RADIO, end TiLEYISION "Whore Rodio • TV "" A Bu- Not A 81doll,i.- ·-- c...., A 19.61 Mack trac to r-trailer truck an acd dent on the old Che,ter road at ly Un lted PrHt lnternitiONI 1 Ena Taft Semon. dollar. United States," Lodge said ·' An4 3:10 p: m . yesterda y 1n d the driv­ Poli l icia n8 blihed Ohio Friday n o aenator 1hould brmi; a te llN. AL almott th e 111me time, Ke n • Eise n h o weT was in Cleveland er 1rreste,d for drlvl n " whil e un i n q uest of the Bucke ye 3t'a te'& I where crowd.I ran&ins from 100. nedy w11 in Toledo tauntinc bi, diplo matic crisis i nto a pulitlcd. d er th e influe nce o f alcoho l. J 2� el ectoral votes i n nex.t Tue&- 000 lo 200.000 penon• turned Republican opponent, Vice Pr• campaign." Lloyd N. Wea ve r, 37, B elpre , dey's el ection. ident IU,thard M. Nixon, for o ut to aee him. The Chief Exe• Benaon , who just returned from wa■ arreste d by Cheate r Townsh ip Stumpi ng t h e sta te we re Pre• cutive hit hard at Kennedy. He lunin1 on the Chief Eaecutive. a trip 011eneu. delivered what Con1t■bl e Raym ond Teaford, ar ter siden t Eise n howe r, Democratic j o ki n ely ulled biJn 1 "youo1 He Uled thiJ analo1Y to deteribe wu billed u a "non-polil i eai� his truck left the ro ad. preside ntial ca ndid ate Jo hn F. a;enilll" and said hil election to Nixon'• action.-: h The ·1ccident was i nvestigated hf Ke n nedy, Re publican 11ice pre si• the presidency may Ullle ''run · "All of 111 have attn elephant. the Sheri ff's De pa r tm ent . Weav er Benaon . spe aking at Ven•illeti, de ntial candid a te H en ry Cabol a way inflation" 'Which would at the circua. Thty're not too said inc11rred mi nor cuts an d bruises lhat "on the eve of a mo_ b-und bY .,I f.octge a nd Agr iculture Secretary 1 dest ro y the buying powe,- o( the b'••• .,... t• Th•y get aov in the accide nt . He was fi ne d $100 ou& n.i tion al ment decisi on"bin1 the tails of tbe elephant in Tuesday's ele ction-A and tosts ■nd se ntenced to three mer ica ii s rront of them." dayl I n jail i n Cou nty Court this better clothed, better fed and , I Jackso:�!� Critic.... IIC■ StaN . ,... momin11:. betttt housed "a nd ..,.t•re movutC Lodse, former ambullldw to into the,Juture i n , I,ogan 26, Middleport 8 Const a ble Teaford ·1lso arrested a strong po■J_ . the United Nationa, ,poke in tion.'' , "' ·:..- Atlens 60, Nelsonville 6 Carl Wrigbt. 49, Hocki ngpo rt, on a ·.. Canton and Akron, criticizinC charge of drivina; whil e i n lox!cat­ , . G1Wpolls 48, Wellston O Kennedy fo r hi, ltatemenU on He uid h e believed the Jul ed. He also wu fi ned $100 and I R11lland 15, Wahama 6 the U2 Oighla, Quetnoy •nd Mat- eight years ha ,· e re sulted lD cosll and sentenced to three days Euter01 20. Hannan 18 . I sounder price support .. ' ■u and Cuba. ' • . prugran11 • . ' . . .. in jail by County Court Ju dge Em­ ' , . .. . ' · for farmen and more effective "No pruident need apolo&la 1 mett Peopl es. 18 for squirmed twis1ed and backg�und, nter ce 10 ll_o, Winebr�nn!>f,· Bob MAKES 18 for taldna: deps to protect the tonserv1tion ttk.ar c h and crediL Pomeroy P olic e arre iled Ruban yards on a keeper play last ntgbl \hro� th� b ig Jackson line. He was shaken up at the tackle With the .1... ol the 1981 Adkine, 38, Bra nch l an d , W. Va. He · viait of the mobile x-ray unit a �oIIlent later. This was in 0D.1i, of' Pomeroy's · dfives that almost netted a touchdown. It , • 11 111'10 charged with driving whi le d rawin g pear, re,ident., of Meip . Jack• For two line. yard he t _ on iqt•��eptf1(1 ·� pas w Partt\,tlr, a when later stalled moments s into�icale d . ' C ounty a&aln are bel'!f ur1ed 44. Martin, B06 and 68, er, Mi l �eve are, of suers pur Winebrenner l Cqunty She rif( Robert Harten· son, o f ttie oppor• t o iak e advantaa:e . ________ , · · · . ·. _ , , ·• _ . bach aaid l h :1t A nthony Kor per and to receive • free chest John T. Good year, both ju ven il es oI Chicago, n linbis, will be take n Th e unit will be io Midd le port from coun ty jail by a Unit ed States BY SHARON YOUNG , frnm 3 until g Pm today wht"re . _ A politic al d�bate an d � dr.ama• : a ny re■ident o f the coun ty over Muahall ■o metime today. Friday evenfng �t the Pomeroy-Jackson game the Pom eroy . i • t t�ed pep .me eti n g w�re hig h hghts , 1B yeard · old may . Tile yout h s are ch a ra;ed with -rayed. High School Marebmg Band under the direction of Ray Wood­ be x o : t he f1 1<.lay morn i n g asse mbly · lran1porlin g a sto le n truck across ' No appohUme nt la necefll geard displayed skill and ability i n their evening's perform­ Pf'?g.ram pr�.!ie n ted by M r . Pearl there i1 oo un d re,sin& and the 1t�te l ine of Nort h Caroli na. l . ance. W1ll1ams EH! h � h Gr:1 de studen ts Korper had bro ke n out of the who le pro� takes leH than . Drum majorette Paull Sayre majore tte Paula Sayre : flag bea rer Meig1 Cou nty j ai l l ast we ek bu t tw o minute.II. 1 <1t Pomer oy Ju n 10: �1gh. Nlth majorettes Andrea Evan1, Sarah Weste n ; trombonists Mar• /\ nno u n cer Wilham Blackwe ll wa■ captured wi th in :J n h our. · introduced 1he acts a n d th e fl ag ' Th e Me1ga Ct1unty Tubereulo- Lola Z ie gler, Carolyn Edwardl, earet Hand ley·, Edwi na Bell. Ruth BY BOB E. BY ER sii a nd Health Asaoeiation �ru Sandra We lls, Carolyn B,u and Brothers and Do rothy Brown and An intercepte d pass on the salute was ll"d by Ge n e Keller and Mrs Walla e B radf?rd, exttut1ve !luth Ed..,,.uds were fe atured in a "' wu1.1phone, M arvin Spe ncer. � . ·rom McGow an. Li nd ] Da rne n I one yard line and a quarter;ire ba ton twirli ng routine with T tary, that B secre ms For ll l he ha ttreaa l ftim e s ho w the band g a\•e a sc-ripture readi ng a nd Barry ca n be spread Uke a col d . A l- '.he ba"d l!lupporting in playing l>8ck sneak that we nt for 90 , B wHh elegant h igh steps and vii- � oyer i,::avc a prav er. ' l yards and a � o�chdown a_ll but A hi l l bill .v �n g fe atured Ro· �hough on e may not be aware of :•nger Ra.g .." �e gr_aduatl�g Seq- orou1 playing came to an abrupt � f>fOke the sprr1t of the M1�dle- , h ert En, ler, Ge orge Harris, Harley 1t , he may leel heal thy and eve n 1or1, part1c1patir1g. 1n lhell' lut halt al cen ter fie ld. Believing that _I port Yellow Jackets Friday He ndricks, Joey Gilmore, Edward l ook he al thy, . he . may �ave '!'K � ome game half time show, .,rere there i1 a close conne('tion b@.. • 1n troduced a nd presented with tween the art of music and the , Durst, Ste phe n Cre am er, Ralph and be. 1pre ad1ng 1t to his family night at Logc\n. Dowen. f e and &. acience of mathematics. the bancl rnl n rt, Cal e ll, e h William Ralp Blackw . . . l' . The Jackets , trailing 14 to , They were trumpeter ' Roberta diJpJayed their show "Just Pl1la In ih e even,mg 1t w� m Mid• di d Campb y E e d • n ll, a on e C Leml e , four minutes and 38 6. with t 1c T an d a total Hoover, Bell Lyra, . Son.dn (>rue; Geometry!" m· e Atki"ns ' M r�. LllCI· 11e swack. d ie port on . FleICher B. Young, Cl.ft I on, d.• ed .rara •.a u . drummer and top ser1e■nt, Bill seconds lefl in the third quar• 22 r 0 5 x were bla.ue. mrl Fol lowing the phying of the , ham er accompani ed the gr oup. . at his home .ibo ut 9:30 p, m. ye ster , sa w ,Logan s C harles D� u- 1 Following a son g p(ntomim e by Le na McElhinny. r«eived the Youaa:; •�ton,ium., �ron Youns; fanfare th e &roup moved into a terday at the ag e o( 76. be nm ire pick off a Danny Hm- Pa rie la. ·Buffing ton, a mock .pout- cake from Hol11Um �k\r)', an� auopholfiit Linili. ,. em�:- m,J: JQ.�e formation, the basic geo-: He was a reti re d co ■ l mi ner and J Ca� . , � Ii.cure. A manh with fO\ir dy to Ra ymond Kio.� pass at , k-4 jJP.ate ln. three act■, lam• there, wer, 11. PRkllll:•. of . Rot� � 1 native of .M.,o n count)', the son •Hhl _ _ f,, -IMO� .,,. -;,, al �� !,o " . Pl�• wa, tlJttl)e- on.e yard ·]lne;· Qri the- lirot po� <h, ,......, , f!T"l ldlonlial �!'ft9"" of •IIH •le F,leleher•"■nd Rtldie 1 · l\ri. Mu1ht �ldl, �Jrl-,:; n1 m1111c. Next tlt� .. . , play from scrirhmage Larry : oam p -tlg n . Clark Youn11. M. Li.I Fried4 untl quickly al!l&ertlbled into , r , . ,. . t w � ,Q n Jo n h , B on el o A J ders ey, on Survivors are his wlfe, 01evi1 I I Bainter 185 pound quartert riangle whose m'll:!l:ical equivalent •· LI� Clelaju:l. icky Campbell, Robert Emler, Wallace I n� · vouh1 of Clifton ; flve son■, -4\lburth e Lo an Chieftains H 1 back -ti the wal tJ. with three equal beat. o s• ' Charle s B a xter, R on ald Fry, J tlce, and I van, bo t h of Clifton ; . s hot U.� t he mi• ldle on a quar� e ph G ilmore ti.n d George Harri to the measure. " Pop Goes the , t; RuHell, w est Co lumbia ; Marvin Di . • . �-· . ' : ,• . .·. " ' � terback ·Sn�ak and went 99 were me mbers o( the �eba te . Weasel" was playe d. ' and Gprd qn, Cantion; two daughM ?' . . yards for a touchdown to paVe : �� o rg e Harris portray ed ''Pix iteh: ' Mnl nt:e Uwls and .Mrs Les• Three circles were then pie,. ' . G REA T CATCH __ Reggie Phaiin . J)ini.•$ized . , Of the t . er V,mMeter, both o f Chfton ; a 1 Panthers made one of the picture 'nst the way, for the lads 0� Mel : !�n and . �oe y Gli � ore , Joh� F. tured by the l>And an d, of c ourse, · ,game ,agai da s anfl a 26 to 6 victory ' �enned y. Th� skit WllS f1! led broth.er, George of �ason, 15 Jackson. ,Her the musical equivalent of thil e he snags an aerial thrown tiv Eddie 8ltffingfon : A !"ft I , d req and eight great gr1ndch 1l I wi th ba n ners, s ig ns, a nd confus10n, port RuUand'a Middle over High would Yellow have to be the round. so the Scbool_ the a�C m .... •th'e el'ght. ,...efOI-e N from th e Jackson 44 . Pha rIn got ta.v · o. 42, compl et e wi th a tel evisio n com· gra ndchildren , band paid special tribute Frid.iy old favorite, ·Th ree Blind )Uce" k ts · J 8 . � � � . 1 dri\re reached the merchl l Mrs. Adaline H. Roush passed ni,Jht at th e Red Devil-Wahama was pla:yed i n a round while the Friends mJlY call at the Fogle- Dennis Hutchinson, got him down. This · 1d en t t k th · · 1 Patricia g n away ■t her rtside_nce on North football game to the team'a de­ two middle circles rotated. i n o Bu e b the an g foot one before stilled. � line was it song Funer,1 Home in Mlison: af�r . U · ma�hed t� t �: ��� kitkoff pep me etmg by mtrod ucl ng the Sec ond A venue , Middle port, Fri· partin g seniors with appropriate noon Sun day Th e body will he m The band then gave its version gan 23 ya rd line only to ru n o u.t j ch eer lead ers, �retta Faber, Bar- ' d ay afternoon at th e age of 81. ■ta le at � he chu. rch �ne ho ur bemusic while playen wert intr6' of a musical kal eidoscope. While of downs. O n the first play fro m I The deceased was born Fe �ru• d uced to the fins. bar a H orak, Jame �arnes a nd Coty f oR services which wil l be at 2 p. the strains of "Polly Wolly Doo­ scrimmage Bai nt er ro lled up the . Beaver. first ch eer was . ary 1 , 1879 a nd was a retired The m, Mo nda y from the Clifton M e tho- j , Players appearing for the last dle" were h eard v'al'ious desig111 �· middle on a qu arterback s neak T E-A· M " followed by the i ntro- shoe merchant. Mrs. Roush and tjme included Barry Brogan, were formed by lhe i nside group dist Churc h . Th e Rev. J. W. Hanlon for 43 yards to t he Jacke ts' 38 " clion of the new coach, Allte he r late hllBband , Horace S., quarterback; Dick Dugan, end; while the o utsid e pe rformed the / and Rev,. RkhlrH Wright will offiLogan then railed to move , as � �� o · t:Jlo, portr•y ed by D o nn a Hauck. operated the Roush Shoe Store Jim 'George, end; Jim Uobltetter, "slomp.·• elate. , ·, 15 yard pen al ty set them bal'k A not�er .chee r " Wit h Yo u Team, i n Middlepo� lor 50 years. • Interme nt wil l be i_n Gra ham fullback; Larry Long, · g111rd; To conclude the performante , a nd the Midd ie l in e held a t t he By Bob Wine-tt • So Figh t was led by the � ro up. A Ser11ke1 will be held M onday David Martin, . halfback. 1 31. Cemetery, Gra h am Stati on . the pu rpl e and wh ite cla d m em•J­ The Pomeroy PantherS were outscored 14_0 , but not !JU t• , chorus of . "We wa n � Ed wina" led at 2 p. m. at the Rawlin,:■-Coata Senior members of the baud. ben formed a block le tter P and. : fought by the heavy, o_nce beaten Jackson Ironmen last night H inely pu·n te d to start the se- : to the mtrod ucti on of Edwina I Funtral Home with Rev. Raymon also introdqced were Maude Bre­ played the Alma Mill er which wu on the Panther home fleld. Kon kright in ch■rce. Burial twill wer, Rosa.lee Davis, Elena Mar­ deditated to all graduates ol Pam,. _· co nd quarter a nd the Chieftai n s I CoHman played by Don na Cro w. . began to move. A n excha nge of · The foot ball\, girls sa ng "Porn- be at the Middle port Hil l Ceme, tin, Sue Nelson, Margaret Smith eroy High School. 0� two occasions Pomeroy had t�e ball deep in Jack SQ.n fumb le& al midfield left the eroy Will Wi n Tonigh t " wit h Pat- tery. and Judy Tacll:ett. A dd ing muc h lo th e band' s per,.. Fri ends will be received al the territory, on�e down to t�e one foot lme, but were held short Chieftains in possessio n as th ey a� Fultz_ pJ.ayiag the pi ano . The Mu■ic played durinc the cere­ formance each week is the exce'­ of the goal ltne by the btg and heavy Ironmen defense. continued iheir drive lo pay dirt . 1 girls did " Coach, Team, Pe p, fu neral home a nytime . mony included "Hail, Hail, the le n a nnou nci ng w hich is done by o mer o y ha d In t ot al yar da ge, P Gang's All Here,'' ''Our .Boys Jim Lohse. · / A n unneceuary ro ughn ess pen - S team. " The foo tball girls e n tered 23:5 compa red to Jatkson's 219. OV· the gam e . . : alty against lhe Middies pul the w ith "Yea Pom eroy.'' The girls . Will Shine," "Hot Time" the AL IANy MAN DIES O n the uffmgt rst play on h h alf of t he P:i n th e r yar d ag e� � : ball on the 17 a nd the C h ie ftains p ortraying . foot b:! ll play ers were e was "Victor y March" and tbe Na• B liss Woodyard, 77 , A l ba ny gained 15 yards for a hraL down . t ontinued to roll. Gary Brenn ing M ary . B oJmg er, Mary Han dl ey, pu�ked up on pass comple tions. ti onal Anthem. . . 2 RD died last evening and fu nThe loss for Pomeroy was Its Two plays later, Winebrenner, went for four and on the ne xt Phyllis Kasper, Lind a Darri.e ll, The band is directed b:, Roger County Audltor G ordon Calderal aervicet will be Monda y at well said today there wil l be • .20 ■ixt h tonaiee:utlve this year i n �.uth I we nt over . right lackle for 18 play B ainter rolled o ut on a n at- Pat ty Hyse l.1 , Mafi�yn H.udd lealon, Roush whb Elena Matlin, drum yards, putting the ball on the Jack- tem ted paa■ and 88 th e Jacket Sa ndra Ebh n , Sh�1l a H!c�s, Shi t• 2 p. m. from the Ewing Chapel m1jorette . p .mllla&e decrea■e t n the entll'e cou n- eastern Oh10 League �ompet1 t 1on . son �. 1 burial i n Hanning Cemetery, Al• , Pomeroy lost to Oak Hill and w on d efense8 drew back Bainter gal- l ey Butcher, Connte Atki ns and . ty durine the year or lotl l . ban)'. Survlvoi'a are two da ugh, , over W a hama and t� seconds left Buffin gton atWi . n cey Chau Dovloped around the r ight end and Peggy Folmer . Pat ty Buffington ters, Mra. Ruth The decreaie Is made p ossible Cook , Murray, to d David erowri e temp en pa&s a i cl went all the way for the score . i nt roduced the ne w footbal l cap Ark.; Mrs. Pau ine eigler, bee&uae real ettate owners wil l er be fore lea gue play bega n . Al• In th e end ��e . The pass was Inter• l Z ain, Tammy C e aser, play ed by Jackson ■cored its first touchRonnie May attempted to run L not have to pay lnlo the W orld bany RD; s0n, Seldon G., Newark. Hoe pital After Game cepted by i-rtln a nd he WU tacit• the e11:tra point.a Linda re. oo M 2:20 with do left wn in the but was sto pped . Panther Senior Guard Dor Coates 'War D Bonu1 any more. l ed on the two . e a Pomeroy " dont by . "Y r od ck first a Qua perl ve a terb D o a t kicke ff o d th d Mi o e n i Diatrlet, r.. w11 taken to Meigs Gfineral HosSchool In Eastem Loc:al · TH I'�:uARTElt The M iddleport Fi re Department 1 , • , dies an_d Mannlna Baumgardn er j ch e�l eaders foll owed and the MRS. LANGLPTI DIES pllal last night f ollowing the footIf the boft11 luuc 11 piJHd . the Boothe. w�nt over fro m the sev�n / In ' the t r . quarter, Da�ld I returned the kick t o the Logan me eti ng ended wit h th e si nging was called t o Littl e Kyger at 3: 15 a n d n r1.1 o d yar ft e le hn aroun , La bse · · . M rs . Fred nglo.ti 324 East ball game fo r o rvation of a t otal tax valuati on will by S24 inBrown bumped m to anottier Pan- 2'; a return f M of the Alma Ma ter. yesterday afternoo n to extinguish � d. en 000 . o ya r ds. $1 Hi n d on Main Street, each d aughte r of the l ate mild head t o ncuui o n. $24.40 etead of . I lraclor fire. The pomtfl after touchdown cam e ther and fumbled on the P omeroy immediatel y hit Ron nie Carr with w orth of appraised property as was May or Da n Diehl, died this Coat es will be refeAsed from tht By the tirne firemen arri11ed t he . , on a run by h alfback Tom Wr ight. 45 · Todd Re)' no! ds recovered for a 12 )'■rd a eria l to th e l l , !len t mor ning al home. Serv ices wlll hoipital sometim e tod ay hospital previou■ly announced. the Iron men . lr•ct or, o wned by Stanley Shaver. � ter Capt, To m Grueser kicked Af 0C D o n Erwin up the mi ddl e f o r .20 e d th sai l officiala said this morning. It hu a nno unced from Ewin&• dwel l be Ca · Auditor I not y et been clarified whether mlllaa;e red uction will come from otf to the 1 � ya r� · une where Tom or have bee n destroyed . Jac kson m arched yard by ya td · fo ur and Baumga rdner fi n ished Th e tractor caug ht fire arou nd both penOiial and real eatate tax. Wright re<:et ved 1t and ra n b_a ck .to d eep into not Coates will be ablE: lo play in te rrltory. th� qu i ck scor ing dri ve up th_e Pa nth er WOMAN AIDEt;> th e mo�or a nd burned quickly. :' the 25, Jackson coul d no� pltk up I dle d mi seven r o f th:e nd a s d o r a y he fi n a f th e s e ason t l came next t.h r soord by de e riv nclu e d W ight co . . At 10: 1 1 this morning the Mid- week aea inst Nel sonv ille . Shaver Jumped orr th e tractor wh en ., III hrst �own: On the third do wn i ng on a run over the right si de Jackets' 'first touchdowp . Hi ndy _ . ~ _ _ ___ Official Denie8 New dl e port emerg ency squ�d was it caught fire, the tractor continu- .,. Ted White kicked to the Pome roy from the fDw.r yard line. att_empted to .kick the extra the Lena Sny d er hbme calle d t DIVORCE GRAfiTED ing on acroaa t he h ighway into o 40. Th e Pa n the r defe nse held Whi te , pomt but the kick fe ll short and A divorce has been gr a nted i n bank. n e ar l he P o m e r o y bridl e whe r e · . �n three plays, Pomeroy gained sh ort an the extra point try, : . th� J ackets had a tie wi th• three A rumor elrculatlng l n the I A corn picker a nd trailer load ed Mra. Snyder was suffering from Comm on Pl eas Court to Pearl E. . , Southern Lotal Sch ool District t o a rirst dow n, but on their next try After Jackaon kick ed Po meroy mmutes and 53 se conds JeCt i n a ack ailme n t. She waa tak en to , Mrs. James F arnsworth , ( b er from J o h n Thui:man Fisch• with corn i n tow were not da m- , rFiach o the effect th■t the prea en t Racine was held . Gruese r go� a high pass bega n a drive but w:1s ■topp ed al the first baJ(. o cal doctor by squadsme n. a oy. ____ Pomer l er, aged . erly e H f o , e v mlock o Gr was � J i i e Logan oat ill e time in getHllh School will be c0nVerted Into rrom ce nter , was rush d a nd had to I the 1 i/. The k ick oft fro m Jo hnson . ��- -- - --- --- · - - - -- -- ----1 j uni or l),11h sc hool upo n comple- ru n the ball. He was tackled on thtl wA.1 t 11ken by BuHi ngt on on hi.II 12 1 U ng the score back as quarter- k i l led Th �day near Fri11e g, ur O. ut a an -I lhso c n -truck o I � . Uon o( the new high school wa■ lacl:8on 48 a nd the Iro nme n and he raced to the 36 , Short ly back Bainter mlxed h is plays ! � 1 USt IOUU UQtfetS deDled tod ay by a member of the march ed do wn fi e ld for th e first afterward Wi nebrenner hit Brown nicely, run ning up the mid dle [ io n . . .. e Th io h O h Hig trol a way P nd a Bail\i e i onn passing. sco�e. R it h er g n e th putti . dl■ a pasa trict. rd wilh a y 14 lt'!hool board in the . fin th e kickoff U\e �all was t.ak- ba l l on th e 50. Heste. r a n,d Bufql\i•, 1 Brimner ":'th a nice aerial for said Mn. Farnsworth d rove alo ne 'Mae board member Hid that the down � lon g hill and t hrough a preMnt high school will be con- en by Dop Sayre on the 20. N e ar 1 ton picked up an other first down the touchdown with one minute ' st op 11gn whe n h er brakes failed and l l h rumbled ba e h t!Je 30 the e play l e ft i n the fi r st ha l f. T Elementary runs. rt o sh n o Racine Yffled into the j The e mergen cy brak e �as ful l )' School upon the completion of the was reco vered in mid-@ir. by P&.n· At the 3A, Winebre nner passed to covered 28 yarda� A Bai nte r to Officials of the Middle port I filled wltb many beautiful fl oral Har ol d · Hubbard, cashier, Gen e new buUding i n accordance with ther en d Ray Pouli n who we nt to P oulin this· tim e for 18 yards. Jo hn Sig ler pa11 was i ncomp lete 0.n . The car ramm ed mto lhe ' I side of th e trac to r rig. She died t-ltir.e ns Nati o nal Ba nk were just- pl eces from other banlr:s and Grate , assistant cashier. Mrs. ; I for the poi nt!. plana made for auch a conversion the 37, �roud or th eir newly remod el• business houses and of apeci■l Allen Jenkln,on . Mrs. Ke nn eth Two plays l ate r l eft h alfback Ed· The Jackela kick e d off to start I of a crush ed skull afier bei ng before ttie pHnge or a bond iHue h rown through the wi ndshi eld. t ed and re decorated ban k where lntere■t WJIS an "Arrangement McElhi nney, Mrs. Ke n ne1 h Wil­ h a d ie Buffi n gt o n h it P o uli n wi t he t nd Chi seco d fe n ne w high e b a t _ half In th'e disttict for th e Mrs. F arnsworU'J, 2.fl, was the i. n Open Ho use w■s held 'nluPI- ·1 of the W ee k" entry which his I cox and the ir families. ,trs. ta \ns 8larte d a n ot her scori n g , school. E, E. Ho lt. stat� aupcri n- pass on the Jackson 40 good for 20. · l. CCI ent drive . H o we ver, Hi ndy picked 0,r m oth er of thr ee ch ildre n . She day even ing with over 400 frie nds been ma de by Mrs. Robel't Coats I Smart, Mrs. Dow n i ng, �Ir . UCY tendent of schools. has signed the yards. was the daught e r o r Mr, a n d Mrs. an d custcimers \'!siting betwee n I o f th e Amateur Garde ners Club . . nolds, Mrs. Hubbard. Mr JenA doe dee r w�r. kil led on R t a Baint er pass at the 10 a nd re After lh e aerial play , ful l back · contract to convert the present The a rran gem e nt place d in a kinson and Mr. McElhinncy . hla:h school into an e!e mentary Gene Hester was st opped with a 7 yesterday evenm 11 at 6 ::ffi •Mli a turned it ·to th e Logan 34. The I Car l McN emar, Perrytown.. for• 7- 9 p. m. M a kin,: it one of the most w h i te compote was of articho ke Others assis tin g were Mr . and re1 ult of an acciden t. one yard gain. Th en · on a han do ff achoo)' the bo■rd member sai d . Midd ies movea into t he �3 and m er Hemlock G rove reside ntl. . o s d o t h lier husband survives a ree lbl o HS o me fr moder m Cal"'°rni.a and Mrs. oats, Mr. and Mrs. Brr­ n banks i n th e a re a t h e the St a te High- Hlndy let go with an aerial to Ac�ord ing to from quarterback Bob wlne bren• I pi nk heather- a nd pink grape■, , nard CFultz, chil d r e Mrs. Bertha Ralh• n; r o ur sist e rs inte r ior ls fi n i sh ed i n pi n lr. marMrs. Ir e ne on , the deer way Patr ol inv e sti1ati MIIOS 9 ■ NIR AL HOSPITAL ner to Buffington , Pom eroy furn: Kloea that was i nterc e pted at B bu r n . M r. a nd r ormica. wi th gree n accent following the xt e r, Pomeroy ; ble a nd walnu t grain l e ft front �en dM r s. Leland M s. ris th e ump e d in bl e d. The bal l was re�vered by P m• � y _ : miu � a l!! I j � r1 � y1? o Tracy, : the one b m e i re . It Da en was ion J Ad Brow n a nd R. V. King, conlrac -eroy: Dor Coates, Pomeroy and Winebre nner but seve n yards were er of a ear operated b.Y Jamel Mklcliff L... on P■a- F l¥• · H1 nde l and Mrs. Madelin e Smith O n the luge win dow of th e d ir• hogart h curve. On hand ta gre et the guesta I tor a nd Mn. Ki ng. W. 1 H?lland, �6, ftllnepvtllr. . . Thf: • � . - --_ -:--,,;:- ----'-- - - I Fraieysburg a nd Miae Barban ector's room is outlined the WUHamson, Pomeroy. I lost a)'!d Jackson �lned con trol. , e re Paul Sm art, e x ecuti ve v ice �cNerna r ; PTA . NOTICE . h is ! w Home made coolries a nd coffee a nd a brot her, Will• ri ver and boat sketch whic • Late in the .,econd periOd• •uh■li• auideot· o ccurred ·8.2 -tnlle, north Dtscharaes: Louise Chapman, . h t o b 1am, cllon, . e l n e w o o n the checks o r t he bank. pr e si den t. Joh n Tuesda rryt e P e th f o used o l e Du B. Downing, were served and favors of liUer ' Me• r. e est h o C ar y ne y o mer o P rumb· e n Lay f . �•· Clay Cook, Minersvil l e : tute backrlelder, Otte Services will be he ld Sunday Art WOrk on the win�w1 waa chairman of the board; Rod ney bags and perua wt-re Jiven to tbe led at th e 43 yard l ine on a rtrst dlum damag wa& caused to the I the Bedford PTA wi ll meet Wed· and , G;•:ee Turner, c:irpen ter. · j Downing, president ; Mn. L. E. guests as I souvenir of thr occasBirth■: Mr. ■nd Mu. William a nd ten play. Wi ne brenne r recov- 1 vehicle. There were no 1rresta I ne!lday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 p. m. i n• at 2 p. m. from t he Baughman d one by Mn. Charles Lewis. · a Funeral Home, Fraze)'abur&, ste Tlle lobby vf lhe bank waa Reynolds, assist ant vice preaident ion: d of Tuesday. ered for Pome.roy, his 1econd of or injuries . illlam■on, 1 son. 1 • . • C\ . � /��}i,�,1 ! � . • � � .. t ' , 1 , •1 I All The . . Latest .� : - Membe-r FH•r•I O.pot1t intur1nce Corporeflo,n fll, _, Popular Tunes ' 33'1 45'• l'omeroy-Mlddleport, Ohio, F�y. Nove,;.ber Panthers·OU. tscOred 14-0' N'· 0t I utfought ID JackSOD Contest •• $1,95, - RUTLAND ._,..,_ M4 Centr•I Ca..ty with occ■1Jen.1 11,ttt .....,.. ,-tly dOW, wed . . -'ltti .-:��: ll1ht ... ...ita.t. Turnlnt tollhr II■-, ...... tonltlM. P•rtl1 c d a ltlfll ••r"lllr Sund..,_ ...., 6 ut\fral ., •NII .... _ Dne� To TIM llller- 0/ �ei/J.JbJ. ...,;ir....A_,_ea__________ _________ ...,"'" __ ' "'_ '"_ ' lOL _..., __ ._ .., finish. OLET ½ Ton · - - · · · · · · POMEROY ::, ' · :IJ.YMOUTH V8 Belvedere - - - - · · $695 o'l(ner. BANK G . ' All Youi' Favorites · · $1,295 Servin� Meigs County Since 1872 ,,,, .�.; , 111°t,le11 black and while linish. One local owner. Ton Pickup On Savings JMTTOIIIL e n t1 n e Chest X-RaYed ;,. ,I pumeroy pupils I 3% Interest ··,. , �'(MOUTH VB Belvedere . · - · - · · $795 T RU C KS :a.c ½ , Coming TOMORROW NOVEMBER 5 �•()hib>Yner car. New lini,h. ,� n,w . - RECORDS � Amba,Sidor · · · · · · · · · $195 . •-...'• ·- ! .( . " ':.., I .� -- - . I ·· . _WHY NOT �E H!l!! PAYDAY THE DAY YOU START? ·'- • at y VOL XII NO. 168 I f' Tues d ay, Nov. 8th, t he Salem Center WSCS will serve me als I throush o u\ the day a t the Salllm Cente r School. On the men u: cak e . IOc; pi e , 15c chill, 20r-; hot ·dog1, 20l' ; bar. b• cue, 20c; and coffee a nd po p. The pub,llt 11 lnvl\ed, .. I ,l =--,.. ' ' ' ' ., . ., . ' Serving On Nov. 8th Falrla111 500 - - - · - · · $1 ,295 FQID_Top.YBPower steering and brakes. B'eautlful Hard whit, finish. -,o..,c_ • i I.- . I. ' Sal en, Center WSCS !�_.•!��- j ,, .,,,.�- .. .. , I · - - · $2,695 ltlt 'IUICK VB Electra the- · -day· . .il· -was sold. Power I tr��,,._ .it,· Y-■, It', grand, o,-nfng a eo'Vin91 accou'nt at our bank - the flnt ,tep toward nall1.ln9 many of your most cherished dnam1 . And It's a grand feeling you will ■nloy each payday, a, you take another savlnr,s step lorwanl with anotho, Nt!Ular doposlll 1 ),,s_c,:11 Drive -In I .. . Mr. a nd Mr■. Leo Edwards (Es• lher Bra dbury Alle n) wh o ha11� been v ltltl n& wit h idrs. La1.tra Bradbury anil M rH. James Ar no ld ■nd olher rel at ives here and In Rlo G rand e left t h Is we e k for thl'ir home i n Ml■ml Be ach. Florhla. E:n• ro ute to Fl orida t h ey will also v isi» In Lo uls v i l lc, Ky., an d M o ntgom e ry, Alabama. Last Sund:1y, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards a nd Mn. Ar n old were in R io Gr11-nde to attend th e Fou nde r's D ay prog ram wh e n Judy Arn old parlicl p.ited ln th e cho ru.'I . 1 Mrs. He n ry Henn esy spe n t l ast . wtek en d In Z1ne1vi lle with her brot h er and fa mily, Mr. a n d Ml'!!. Mo nt R. West. Mr. an d Mrs. rrank Estep (Shi r· le y Evarl.11) o f Abeli n e, Tex as, who wer e �a i led h Ne b}-' lhe de.1 t h or Jack Evan.II are vlsili ng wi t h fr i e nds an d rel ativ es be fore re turnl ng ho me. 1.. e 1 Ttt. t•ll"t m•n et 111 time was It...,. Perlhlnt W'MH••• wM WH ""' In 1 ti I In AIM, Ill, At thtl time Df hi• death In 1'40 ln ManletN, Mich., M htd 1tt"n­ M I he'9ht of I-Mt, lO,I lnctiet. • wu totally demol ished in Ja ¥i:•- I ' f �p�,te th� -,,�ny friends who have dropped ' 1• . - • _, f!9 '" "� ·, �!I.Qff ♦L,,,. _--1 ��A� ,- ,t,fll" I .... I ! "° I � 1:,!fB . l '° t ,14:; • -- I • Namf'i; werr draw n for ·a gift e x• l' han ge at the ..:hristmas meeti n g which will be Dec 21 with din ner • IY UHOnury S �ca.e 7 : 30 . ' at the Mar lin Res taurant at 1 Classes were annn u ni:ed for the Meeting To Re Monday Comm1.1 11 1 l y lnl'itit u lc flower show Mrs Willis Anth '> n)' preside nt a� follows: will b·e i n c- harge of the meell ni T ha uk:,g:iving-fruit and or flow• of � he B. H. Sanb orn Mi,si onary ers. So c-1ety o r the Mi ddl eport F lnt wcathcrl'd ma t erial Dfkd Baptist Ch urc,h whl�h will be ht>ld , n ex t M on day e ven i ng at 7::m a1. I wood allowed, Chrlstr a s . hu th ;h� �:��as Circl e will Sm�ll house planh. ... I .. ·�; ' c harg e of the devoli ona a ncl INl . i Junio r .' .arra n i:e� e n.t-class A, El e cta Circl e the program , N . ' ' ' ., t'..t f .,J. · I Ktadta 1 · 4 .ind (:hiss B. gndes refreshmen la ser v ed by th e L I I � s1,t, - . Ralph Meeker Joy Ci,de TONIGHT · ol-1N NOf o 8. . - -. 1 ol{ t .&eat We11.frns I� tG"Pell lo publk competil . . I, >; -; PART Y AT MEE TI NG • 1!11:l1Ai.,!$J : �Cl - , .-- . -- - - . • . · . '' ...uj(W',!M,E AIIROW " ; . (COior! " , ljl<l"A ., • "c � The bi,thd,y of Mrs Looi• 1 · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;-�.;.7 • · d •�f/ii,,_;,;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;==_;=;;.,,;;--;; --;;--;;-..;-..;-'--' , also He ibel · was ce lebrated wh en the Micki ;:, . Jer11 MPore : . •· Busy Bee S ewi ng Circle of the , New wacky army �fdy team also _ · ♦ · . F ed era ted Churc h me t Thuni day \ OUt . Tt,n Nooflan . - t-Pele Marshall , " ")IY .-id;·. BU'l)J>"Y a t t he church for o � all d ay . . -, .• , _. ; "'llll"ROOKlE" t••IOIJ, tbe : f"o.f� . �·. · !: quilti ng. A pot luck d inner wits .._. I , . .Alio Cartoon Sun., .Mo,t., Tutt,, Plw: 6-74 s e rv ed a t noon to M rs. Relbel, Iv FR 'IDDIE HO\JDASfot:SL1" ltdQa- �• Mrs. Wal ter Bae r , Mlsa Lena SATU iltDAY NIGHT , : .••tcm M�· , e ser, Mrs. Norma n Kl oe1, Gru , k s n is of ro A Childer i\'( ·R C. F.: NOVIMaaR 5 tltlrbAloolfJ1 I 1•i1i t111r w i l h '.\-1 r1- . Gu v Re ynolds Clarence M a ssar, M rs. W. \ t , t 4S THI P:lt4AL ,-.1GH"I' FOR �M-nl t�■; Robert flJM '• I anrl other r�lativ('� . S he came es• Kautz , �rs. Grove r Erb, Mra. t lttl ltlAlpN DRIVE INI '�'' TOf.\YI" pedally ot' 1 h i s tim(' to ,;is it with Freda Milch, Mrs. The odore Mo a , Adam e N n Mrs, en u�ill B lil; Mrs. Wie thank )'ou for your p111Col�rtoon J Mr. Reynold s v·hn is i rn pro,;in g . Anna Dural, I RUA'16il4: (fonage ii.rid hope to see houri .. fro m surgery and ill nf'ss at Meigs E�rsbac� Miss M u�s Katie B echt a nd Mrs. Carl 1· Box . nee clql" •:� p.'Dl. . You teaiR neit March . General Hospital. :-.,.r , Maida R o ush, who is atle n di n g Sh ields. Rio Gra n de Co lle ge, will :i.rri11e lo• , l.. day to spe nd the wee k e nd with her pare nts. Mr. an d Mrs. Al£red Rouih. She wi ll be acco mpanie d � /. I home for the week e nd by Miss ·F J\ldf ·aerrthan of Jackson, also a • . ,- · i I ■tuden t Rto Grande . ..... .. 1 Now You Know o _ h o wietl�)' em c •� 1.h . William W e, asHh1te Mn. H 0. Ewm.e, P.fe&1 de nt, o p- M ll, Willard Boy er , ente rtai ned the ehdt the moetin1 with devoUo.ru,. 5ew:Rite Sewing Club Wed nesday M ri,' M& x s.i»bm-n WII selected II even ing at b'er h ome on Li ncol n P�Jid�p t j �ra1 . /, E, P, . HarU nge� 'H�il�ll. a!I _-'flc\:i f.;�ld.ent,, lirs. Vida Ihle &hort business F:e,;slo n was as ' fiied1! Ir}' � ,lnd : Mr ;. Theodor r , beld with Mi's. Donald Collin s pre• !r:.1Mh�cb- •�trellW't t. 'It WU � ot- a id ing and ' p t11ns . we � mad e for sell H · II th e an n ual Christmas di n ner a t l ht: od , tp ,urd& • P�• mony maki n& -project. 1 Martin Reataurmt o n Wed nesday, . • 1 1h u December 14 · Chr istm�· projecls M w D�ran g · · �· I �'• · .....�d· ·• . ,..,,- . g; ,-en 11. · sar -� - w•oe d ,-..... I· i u am Ro R f U ' The ho,te58e5 se rv ed a salad re■hmen riae layette shower. e �e re served b)' (be hNt"eMH, Mn. course .during the social hour. Mrs. ., � Aaron Elza G. ' l more Jr. re ce ived a bi r t hJoh n ..,.,_etwl l�r •�d ,.. •...,.. e as a day e1rt from he r se cret pal J nd w Leh Ke lton, wi th MIN Sue' ¥n. C�ar1,s Ho £fm.a n w on t he contributfi •o•ttss. __;_---'-----door pnie. · 'l'ht ne.x.t meeting will be held at t�. . home of Mrs. �en neth Finley • v A� UATI II FLOOD VIC !fMS RO�� N(}O , Italy U P J-Co, voys I 'lfllh Mrs;. Calvi n !i,1mpson as CO· 0 Itlhf.ri - �_rmy lrl!ICIJ!l n�tsday I h°'h!ss. - - -. 1 l ac g 1O1 } �� c:,1�1:ha�'dan? :r �;. --: � l a�d In \JI flOO:.I p , ti�!r. ''!1ere ft,: CH��}Ue: . .---i; · . . . . , ··ment" ' Judgi n g will � . use?. R1llbuns were awarded t o Mfs\ Paul B•er, M n, V erno n Weber. 1 Mrs EJ rl De an. M ra. R e ld Yo'on�, M.rs. Ada Ho l ter a nd Mn,, i}L!el i · Riden o ur. . , M rs. Max H arr ah · g1ve an in �rl esting r, a pe r on " Bulb, for I n:4oor Bl oo m. Mrs. C. N. Jones iave � • 1 pa p�r fOn " Do 's ,i n d Don 'h" . o( cuttmg fl owers. A de m on ll nll o n on cen· te rpiece s fro m ve ge tabl es wa.s give n b)' M r� . Earl J?ean . . R e Cte 8h J!1ents m ke e pma: with T h a n ksglvm g we�e se rv ed I t the close or the m eet ing . ________ I -- ---- - , h r l n o t h t• home of Mrs G . A Young a n d I :',1rs Reid Y o u ng with :'11n Earl 1 Dean, a:,stshng I Reports we re given on the reg . i 10na! meetin g at L Jke Hope a nd j the 1:o u nty meeting It was v.lso an• , n uunced L he c lub wo n kCO n d plac e 1 1 11 th l' home coming at Eas1crn wit h 11s float auth B J e r wa, aµpvinted !O rn a k c the a r rangement for the Cit· 1 11.c ns National Bank for No11 . 28 to 1 f>t>c 3 Th e club 1s also to m�ke , arr _.ngl'me n ! s for ihe F arm City ! Ba nq u et . d e en an a 3--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov . 4, 1960 ,. J f p .. Of Y a. New Q Bank Officials Hosts To Over 400 Visitors l>' I I I I I· I J' ��· I, Pomero,· - Middleport . 0. , Nov 5. 1 960 I Pastoral Unit y CL ·� U (Ch es S ervJCeS ····------------....-..-- -_....------·---- -- .. - -....... ..... ... .. � I I I M 1 llt-r w1]1 prearh on \ ht- !>Ul,Jerl 1 Several From , lht;" t..:hnst,.a n , IJ] , JU DO MA T C H PL A N N E D l .. � 'IH I I . a :. w:.:.lOlb o r mtc r .,r� a dl . following th(' (•ouununion Th t>rl' \H! l bt> a bun d inner at "N 1 h 1 I O bst.al or. " Y o u Are Wha t C hurches li t O ran I' , Hemlock es ' ;Hlults A supper $1 8 pl.ate service A l l are welcome I + 1 1 l 1r,t You Re•d"' This 1s Chri!ll an Grove Tuppt>rs Pl � n, d Lo NEW VOi l/\ l 1 ' 1 � \ ! h 1· " 1 Ju:.t-ph :. l'ar1sh Hall i n i I' enJO}ed at 5 30 1 "!l : Rev Preaching aervtces , will be held 1 Judo t·i ourr1J1Jijt'nl i r 1 , 1, 1 " 1 1 1 ,· Literatu re Week am o ng the 8000 Botlor� plan 10 �Lend•�h .\l .:,"11. W \"a un S .i t u rda}· \ o \' 5 0 11 :� W I � k a d • . seminar on a t the Long Bott o m Me1 hod1st Eul i• &cb�d u l ed r . . , II! , , 11· � : .:;: s � n � n t . nlt n Ji . ' C.bn u 1 Churches o( the a alton lrll I ! 11111, ,I lu 8 V m Pme'for the dln- 1 co e t o al el o d E •�gelL�w when he d 1a• Qlurrh a l 10:30 on sun d .e m o r n• Y o rk A t h lclir l'luh i:1 11111 ..., 1 , w i 1 1 n y . ,. 11, r 1� 5 1 adults. �Or for duldrtm . Bible School services al the Guests will be Rev Hal Doii.e"t ville Christ.I.an Church from 2 ·. 30 , cu ses th·e Congo Situ.etion j mg, No,· 13th and 11.t t h e Tup Nov J3 The o n e d:.i\ , ,,mp , r 1 1 i 11 11.nd Dougla J f1, publ1r 1� r nrd1 a l l y mv1ted P ro• Orange Chrisli an s Spa � n gl t' r, a "Tlmo• to 8 30 There will be a ses on Church rn reachua: services at l lemloci pets Plains rth :·t•, . 11, 11 i l l _ go lo the St . J ose ph'i Athens County w UI be& r n on I t h y " 11 t Bethany College. of �u�h inle-res t Io y oung �eo• G rove at 7:30 The pastor will 7 30 t hal Ch r istian Chu r l" h lll will Dlaich a t e am f�om 1 1 1 1 · \ n ( ght. r 11',,111 u aJ.ainSl. J �uulht'rn U 1 1 1 l , ! 1 11g f u nd " u nday, Nov. 8th a t 10.00. Lloyd NoYem�r 5 l\lackw ood, Supt. ! IH•,1 x r:.11 muhill' II/lit a ! Mid• /'reaeh ing servic-e s will he h t ld l ti l, ·1,,,i I J ri Lu�lrt' Lleant' n, . 3 to a1 l l • m. The pastor J . P. I · 1 p 111 - - --- - - -- -- ' Novt>mb.r 7 November 6 e ome roy Seni o rs will sell P Th C Thi' !'u111t'ruy Garden lub ,1 t l l mP.-t Mond a �· at 2 p m at ' hot dogs, 'COffe� and doughn uts. I nw timn1• of :\lrs Fred Blacl lnar • 1 '1 fr o nt o� the .Food Mart. Tues• ) da)·. Electwn Sight. S�le s will Novtrnber 6 T h f' M issionary C o nvenli o n o ' help the cl a ss for its trip t -;,, l lnl'k mg Disttkt will be held I Wuhington. S,rnd.iy 1\/01·. 6 at the N11om1 No flnbe 9 · ll.i p l b 1 < 'hurc-h with the Rev C hest x-ray ,,m o bI· te' unit al Dt>x• •s •m 1 u1• 1 •1 ar k son. pa.slot. ter. J ustice Gr ocery , 2 to 5 p. m . 1 - and al Langsv ille. Ward's Grocery , I • Are A nnounce . d I I I r- .... .. I I I ·:•sw U·n -Of fic ial, Sam ple 1 For Judge of the Supreme Court (Full Term ( 'ommenring January I , 1 96 1 1 RIVER REPORT • I _Ii ,__1_ v_ .,_._,_._ ,_ •.__ , .. __ ._ ,•_ ••-••-•••I:____ ;i.o"®""'',.,, I EARL R. HOOVER � t X \ JAMES f. BELL 1• For Judge of the Supreme Court (Full Term ( ·on11nt•nf'in� January 2. 196 1 1 !r---'v_.. . '°' _•_•_ __ •_ .._._ ,.__ ,•_••_ .._•_1____ • I X I KINGSLEY A. TAFT �...;...---------=••• ~-- - - -- - • ■ ' JOSEPH H. ELLISON For Judge of thr Supreme Court (Une•plreed Tt•rm t:ndlng January I . 1 9651 • ----------■ (Yott for not more then one) X l JOHN W. PECK ' C. WILLiAM O'NEILL • I 9.2 I Boats Downboun d: to ck 1 3 : ne. 1 li11nce 5:30 a. m . 1 3"6; Lock 15: 1 1 Coal King, 5 a. m. 13-!5; Rocket 6:50 a. m , 2•3; 1.-0rk 1 7 : R. W. Lea, 3:30 a . m., 19-0; Aliquippil , 6:35 a. m. 0-7 ; Lock 18: Onward, !5:45 a. m. 1 ·7 ; Lo ck 23: Charles R. ' Stevt>nson, 6:20 p. m., 16•0; lndi1 an11, 9 :05 p. m., 1 4-3; AUBS 4:30 a. m. 6·0; C. V. Harner, 8 a. m., 1 0. I j I Up al Gtt11ipolis: a. m, l �- 1 . Ka n awha: Down at Helen Z, !5:15 a. m. 9-2. 11 ,� ? (' , , Winfield: �--•-;;;;� - -= ;-. ,:·, ,,::c • '..\'.;(I,;,. i, ,.. ' , ----•■ ---------•■ For Judge of the Probate Court (Full Term Commencing February 9, 1 98 1 1 F. H. O'BRIEN PROBATE JUDGE ■■ ------------ · (Vote for not mort then one) -■ Pd Pol. Adv. j Aoki For Your ',Vole and Support For Re-Election Vole The Non-Parllsan · ,udlcifll Ballot Pol. Adv. - · • THE .VOTE,R This Has Been My Cam polgn -- -----�---;- ...., I SENT NO LETTERS I HAVE NO POSTERS ON THE STREETS AN D HIGHWAYS . ·, I J UST CAM, E TO SEE YOU. - extepllon of lwo woekt leHhlng In llatlne 1odlon of Melg■ Coualy. I uve lffD old · all walll■ of life. This perao■ll eoaCllel bu &lven p lll•�ehouae of knowledKe aboul eondll Ion, bl lhla county. Should I be eleded 11111 • would be of vital Importance Ill my d«lllon,. , liave asked me q11estlon, on l11ue1 llHHlly told you my belief,. of our Sllllo Govemmelll and I have ■lacere. ,1 -i.ke Ibis opportunity lo lh■ak you IH your eourte,y and 11111lante l'elldered U.,, eampalgn. •eslre lo support me next Tuellda y, la � Ill)' flril full� pulllle olfl,ee, -k on lhe Job •• <onslalenlly and ea..-.111� •• I blvo lhe Pil!ll few moalh1. vi;;•v RESPEOTFl'.JLLY, IINEST A. Wl ttQ'1T � c..,ci1a1e ,.. lepreNlllllthtt, llelp Coulllf Adv. • < ·- - ----- - i I as a member of the Joint Subcommittee on )\utomatlon and Energy Resources, Senator Kennedy has net 1ttlnll I slnst• •• pf th, P.IVE meetlnas of this C11mmlttl1. ,4 F R I C A N A F F A I R S Kennedy uld: "As chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on African Affairs, I have been disturbed by recent evidence of Russian Infiltration and subversion in the Congo." Statement given to reporter.; during flight from Flint to Musk�n. Mich., Sept. 6, 1960. PROBLEM S O F T H E A G E D Kennedy said: "Only with a Democratic President In the White House can we hope to bring help to poverty-stricken older Americans." - Sept. 28, 1960 speech In Buffalo, N.Y. '. X l ,WILLIAM B. BROWN I I BUT, -= BUJ, o�• a5 a member of the Senate Subcommittee on Problems of the Aged and Aging, he has not ·attended a 1in11le session of the 20 mHtinaa and hearln11 which have been held by the committee. .. DEFENSE Kennedy said: "We must work to build the stronger America· on which our ultimate ability te defend ourselves and the free world depends." - June 14, 1960 Senate speech. BUT, on June 16, 1960, Instead of being on hand . in the Senate to enact the $40 billion Defense Appropriation, he preferred to attend his conec, class reunion and make a later appearance on ■ TV w■rilty show. BUT, as Chairman of ihe Senate Subcommittee on African Affairs he h11n't c1ll1d 1 1111111 meet1n1 of his sub-✓ _ committee In lh1 past flflffn m�s. ATOMIC ENERGY USES K1nn1dy uld: "Our research In the peaceful uses of atomic . energy has fallen far short of expectations. There 'has been too much bureaueratlc red tape and too little budget." September 6, 1960 SP8el:h if! .Poc;itello, Idaho. e 0 BUT, on May 1 0, 1960,' when the Senate debated and passed the Atomic Energy Appropriation, the New York Times reported that Senator Kennedy spent the morning in West Virginia, the afternoon at a lucheon for Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. The previous year, too, when these funds wera provided by the Seriete August 3, 1959, Senator Kenn1dy was ABSENT. D I S A R'M A M E N T Kennedr Hid: "No Issue, In !hort, Is of more vital concern to this nation than disarmament - no Issue .could demand mgre priority of top.level atte,nJfon than d!sarm ament ." (Kennedy is a mem� of the Senate Disarmament Sub'· committee.) BU_T f Gerald Heaney, Demdtratlc National cbmmittee­ man from Minnesota, announced that John Kennedy "has net0 1lllnd1d 1 1111111 mltllna of the i:ommltt11 ainn 1 951" · - Milwaukee Joumat, April 4, 1�; As a Sen1tor-:, h., missed 331 roll calls Jnot lnclud l n1 36 vol•• taken whe� he WII Ill) , M a Conaressman he missed 179 roll caUs Kennedy •�· �ohnJOn, by their voting ·record, disaareed 264 times • •• and ••·· • Committee member Ktnnedy's record Is as follows: 1. hl!!lti Gf111911itM u ,.,.r.,. R111Uon1 a. Jatnt C11111 llln 111 1a-1111o l'1IPIII (Member) a) Sub,Collflll- on Dlurmamont (Memberl - M ltllnd•> Sub-Commlttl!I on Economic Growth.,-ltlallftll I " � . 111,0e since 1"8. ' AulUII . m11tlnp-- line• Mardi 20, 1959. '. b) Sub,Com,nlqe (II) African affairs dMlopad. (Chelrmanl-10 dllnd• July 1959, since which time the Conao crisis 2. Law, Piablla Walfarw Comm-., (Member) •I Sub-Committee on Problems of Aaed - mlaed ell 20 b/ Sub,CommltttN on Veterans- Did nat IIIHd. n111t1np Ihle ...... v.,,,.. i I FOR I S ' l' d 1 r SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAI NTS w E s E R·V ICE w HAT w E s E Lu General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I · - or TERM ITES or · I i C I I d I I Arnold Hom e 1 I ! District Meoti g Of Ch ches To 8 He /d N 6 USED f'ARM EftUIPMENT!_ I ...... FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES I ------.. ,j -�· � : I I I I - U;ED 8 FOO�--- CASE DISC No. 1 5 CHOPPER For Shreadlng Corn Stalks MORRIS IMPLEMINT & SUPPLY CO. 1. ·;' · ' Customer's Nam._____________ AddOISL---'---------- \ Town _______________ 01)1 Pair RecU-Grlp Tires Sizo________ FARM BUREJr.U COOPERATI VES POME.ROY Phone WY-2-21 11 J■clr W. CarMY, Mgr.-E, Main $t, .. 6010-., . . ' .- ., .....,.,.., �� • ' ......--\.,-,.--.:... A ....... .. -A .. .,, _,,. .. .. ...... ,,.-• . .;"\.. ..... -..-.. - • • •·· . .. "".1'.�• .Jq Uhff.t;_!1., ... . TOPS lor row crops . • . � With This Coupon ' I Phone WY-2-3202 Pearl SI� RACINE, OHIO ' Unico Redi•Gri: ps are our finest construction NYLON llDOW tire. F<:>r longer ti�e life, �xtra wide tread grip­ ping action and smooth ro.11d 1 tro11vel, it's Unico Redj-Orips. Bring in y o ur coupon today . ---- --- ROLLAND E. M'ddleporf feed M'II ' Save $6·.00 On A Pai r Of TNII COUIDI [IIITLEI YOU TO A ll■ lfDUCTIO� DN IN! . IAll ,Of UNICO IEPI-IIIP TIIU. I I SNOW TIRE PR I CE RE DU CT ION ! . ' . . REDI-GRIP �NICO MUD AND SNOW TIRES c) Sub-Co,nmltt•e on Pre1ld1nt'a (conomlc Repgrt,, llltnlllll hlne ti I IIINtitlp. . I A Letter To The Physi�ian s Of Southern Ohio That's I mportant To Eve_ry Thinking Citixen In The 10th Congressi on al District! CALFLAC Pomeroy, Ohio ' IN$ULATED RU8B£R THE SHOE aox.,._,1i ! Sugar Run Flour Mills . COMM I SS I O N E R M EIGS COU NTY I I ''Su re Sign of . Quality'' bl Sub-Committee on Automation - � non, " II n111Unp. . FOR I $9 95 BOOT I. l Mulberryy Ave. I RUTLAND FURNITURE R E - E L E-C T N E.U TZ L I N G ' I Phone WV-%·2 1 1 3 PLANING MIU I I • MOWERS • TRACTORS • HARVESTERS RAC I N E I -- - --s·. -_ --- -I Temp ,e ,sters !, X KINGSLEY A. TAn _. \ 1!'.' I I I · ( X ) C'l yde G. Millhone -IDOi MIIINI Nffllllll llJ.Y- . ' 0 I ��;� I l I - -- --- - - - - --- -- ·- . . . ---· . ' ; ;J, :,l ;,,�1�-i,. I G oeg·1 e 1• n R ea d y-M'I X c o. YOTI :"•"'.r : I THE SE PER �LO IS TIM ES' DEMAND ' ae.P tlD;A BLE 01-THE �JO B, PRO VEN . LEA . D£1 SH:·I P ··•·" . r . lt:::·� R,·;� i�::� � ��'::: J I ;.;:n ::� ;:;: t�:H:�t 'f>: 11;! bee11 ����: SLlj:nt·d t,y Lht' M 1 l w .1 ukn• , said l.t'leux wu arre1ted on ev1 dea<e linkmg h,m lo ' ,., ''"' """' "'" .,,,,.,,-d '" w,-11,, ,11, I The ma yor or the northern t .\' Y 1 of lht• �""' Y<Jrk f'c1,nij} I I ' french town of lli,000 and the �·an i a U'ague ..1 , • ure by al least two wee-kt, f11rm• othef1 were 1mpli l"aled by docu• I By C. E. BLAKESLEE t ..-rs needm!J thi1 early put un· or me n ta found by Fre nch ururit y E xt. Agtnt, Agricultul'eI Farmen in the Sale m Cente� 1 1.creased .uno u nl.s in the , i,ring · .agent ■ inve st1galin & lhe recent and 1'arn1cl nei.1i:bborhuod 1 may bhould apply 4(1 lo 60 pound1 per murder or Polish photogra pher have wu nderl'd what happl"ned in I acre of .it·tu.il nitroge n for ttus , Ladi■ las Mroz. We l\Ux Conrrcle To Your Own Specifications, I, the p_ii,;1ur1ts uf Hex Shcnc. 1.!ld and purpose. The acreage U-eated - - -.- - - - Deliver Jt Right 'fo Your Job When Needed , Wayne & Llo)·d Housh f;irms thi!f should n ot exceed •rJ acre for each h i gh ftrtll l ty . h oc h produtt1on 1 crop progr Jm the element o f pal i fall. Earl y it1 S<' ptemher two �;rips I cow Lo be graze d . ash a l so bt<tOltl!!& deplC'led Sa ves Money - Time - Waste 1 sti s A J so w o or t h est' �.1s l urf's hcea1rn· UMwn if ph soil te l will Pho s phate c an he stored 1n lhl' I foll o wing :.n appl il'alwn uf fcrlt· phorus and pol.ibh ,s also nl'eded i n llO! loss ex�pt by rl' l izer. 1 �ddllivri to tli1: lll lrogcu Wher1: a l l 11 Ivawl i tIllh l11tlt> harve ted t·rops Poi.is h ,; � 1 tch, l d ts an ne ' ar cr nuLrirn Sm ee that lilll(' l hl• [WO str q" Ill · .ferum: .i , so c a n De stored i n most soi l s . · . · . o r 500 . p1,un11 s per �tt. h l"a ('h p isl urc h:ive hr('(1me l l l l l (' h · applnation o ut Se-riou� lo�s from leach I ' greener than the- unt n·alrd <t r l ' .IS ' �c r <' of 1 0·10· 10 (Jf �1mi1 Jr rert i li• mg: h owrver, l l m3y be J ost hy Page SI. M lddl.r=r\ Phone IV Y-2-3!84 · ' , an d h ave grown cons1der<1 hly 1 11 st '/'ct Is sugg:es1 ed . 1e h ng fr andy �oils. When 'I his fall is also a P,nod timl' to ' �ta � l eve� m l'-r er ·than the 1111tre,1 tcd .iri.:as a P hi ,l{h , legume s � fJO ' 1: u f for h h1 d nt o a l eeded p T hese two past tm·s nre a parl of sup19Jy n 1 rop k m ta p ore potash tha ri 1 s . e . u s c ' ' . R test program bein!.( t:nrr1ed out } IC Id .mcad ows 11.11(I, Jl<LS 1 urPs l h e , ed d f n r j(rowt�. muSt. a� imu � e red in 11 .111 � 1s recov i n 1 8 eou11ties in O h w b�• t h ,:, E x- hrs\ t 1 1ne to use 1 h1 � \tJ Jl dress a P· ' O � th�l a11 1 s Pu t s nsion Sc rvicc in coo pl•r:ii ion ' pl1catio ;1 1� .rny I imt• dur liu: the i u re wh l le n are fed 1o i:,umes b,· c _ u r f u llow r ng ;i n y with the Allied Chemic al Co m i n nv fall, early Sil l ing. -,· \ , 1vest o c- k on 1 h (' flrm . r d an d Ni l izer to d etcrnune ir fal l applleat 1on ; o r i ·h arvc111. A equ.ile : high nitrogen fertil izer will return pcop er man � gem l·!lt a re es sential Main1aining soil fer tilit y at med · a profit t o farmers and increased t o 1 h 1• nur ntenance o f le �wne ium or higher level s is a desirable ' production over th e costs appli• .s tands. I long,t.erm so il fert i lity progra m. �. . DU. THEM tearseU with ARAB 1 Mt>ad o ws con\ mg le11s t h a n 30 I It sets the stage fo r hlih yit>ld s , �� l!J•DO·IT TER.'1:ITE CON1'KOL I cation. The two s trip s tr cal ed i n l' J ch ) pn cent le g� me s sho u l d be lO P· and the use o ( labor sav in 1 prac• j .... 1100 • .,_.. Eur la aM. N• earl or h t fall ed urmg dr ...,._ I• plaai.. p,.,fn�..._u, r:•w-y 1 ti�es in fertilizer usoKf:. Continued c ? r.sM j pasture were treatl'd wi t h l 1q u1d ,..,.., 11rotkt,_ C.1 f'JtEE I•�., •I ) sp nn g w t 60 to 80 poun o f n i· hu;: h crop y ields are most certain I 1,dt T � ! izl"r. il fcrl he nitrogen ent per 26 c . &..111• Y..-4 Tt-uMab ... & . o Believing tbal our customers df"�ire a good pr(Jdud and strip next 10 the frnl'e i n each lr? gen. l h is m tro ge n m ay be , ho when soils contain a bundant, well· , I pasture _received \20 pounds of I �ai ne� . from . � 10. 10·10 or sim.1lar balanced supplies or av.ei:able phos, then want service when it's needed, we have built . stock• . . _ . actual nitrogen per acre. The cc n , a ?a lysis fcrt 1) 1�er or from !ltra1ghl ph ate and potash. I ed and established the abOve full time Serv 1u: Depart• N itrogen may be l ost hy le a ch· . , ter strip was !ell untreated . and I mtrogcn rc:hhiers . . Qualified - Experienced h c wh so s ty Co Meigs Most ment to insure complete customer satisfactwn. ing t herefore, _nitro gen fertil izers ! i i) . �: the third striP_ the farthesl from . 1 j a hi o h fer.l l l l ly �ro• 1 sho �ld � appl i ed had not have � an f n annual _ Your Vote and Support Appreciated the fence received 60 pounds o gram a�d the consequen t .� e.a vy basis. Nitrogen can be stored in actual nitrogen. ELECTION - NO\'EMBER 8, 1960 T h e first lest harvest of 1he produchon or crops arc dc h c1ent the soi l for long periods ol lime • three strips i n ea c h pasture rield in the eleme.n l of P hosph orus. when ii . is combined in orga n ic Phone WI-9-364 1 Pd. Pol. Adv. I h as b t"e n ma<lc . T hes1• sa m ples af• Where the soi l has been under a m atter. Orgrnic matter releases RUTLAND, OHIO nitrogen a s i t d ecomposes Nitro• POMERO\', OHIO ter being air dried will he w e ighe d -----------------------' A seco nd harvest will he !aken a gen from com mercia l fertilizers . l has its greatest eHect within the the clo se of t h e growing se:is on 1 • grow!ng . season o f its application. R E-ELECT upreme ourt Ju ge l�is f�ll . When a l l the, sa m p ]1>s are Entert ained At It 1s important tha1 lime levels ,ur d ned thl'y will bl! taken to in most soils shoul d be of j pH of I O h io State U n i vers it y w h c,re a I 6.5 o r helter. Fa rmers may secure . . chemit-:i l anal ysis will be madf' on i M rs. Am a nda . Kaspa r enlerlai � · 1his iroforma tion by tcMting a sam · I the food value or sa m ples from Non-parllwn lallot - full Ttnn (Ommtndng Januory 2 e l ill' Pa sl .Ch ier� of M a g n olrn ple of so il, which accurately rep• 1 1 the l w o treated an•a� and l h e 1.m- ' � General 949. 1 Jan. since Judge Co1Jrl Supreme l em �le ryttuan Sisters Thursda y rei;enls the area and having t he ' treated Jrea. practice of law 1928 -48. •Stat• Representative , W i 1 h th e shortage o( rain this · ('\f("tl i n g at t h e home of her d a ll · soil tested through Ohio St 1 t c U ni 1 1 933-34. Shaker Heights School Board Pred• �l rs. Ro bert A rn old on versH:v Soil Testi n g L.a bor a tory . i fal l thert' has not heer. :m cxt rc1 1 :l" ghlcr. World 946. 1 Senator $tales United l: o 942. 1 Slree dent ck R f With appro:tLimately u l 00,000 e 1 h 1 o nt n i . amo i eren{'e IdH The mectmp: w as m .charge , of acres o r Meigs Co unly in pasture War II Veteran. Age 57. Married and ha1 fovr 1 growth. One farmer ha� 1•epurte<l sons and four grandchildren. In Ohio lar As­ , ho� eve r. 1ha l his cows spend mnsl ' M rs., Lawrenc e Lan m n �, vice I �nd me11dow , the only wa y we ca n •oclatlon Poll, Nc•lvecl unp.-.c•lllented of 1 h c 1 t time gr :zing t h e tw o stri p� pr{'.Sl (k n t 11n d opened w i th de- gl't good prod ul'ti on is by h a ving votion s . Pl a r1s i,ote of 3943 haw)'en far a maiorlt, of rnd lime__ levels. _ I . were ma.de for lht> high fertility -lreale(I with ni!rogrn. -j - - -- - and dinner stmas Ch annual almost 7 to 1. n ' ro n ' r h;1 kri wn S i\ 1 ost forml'r \' l o f ri 1t rnge11 part v to be held at the Federal• i years Lhat ;1d d ilion !. M EN'S 1 0" . ( fertilizer i n rre::ises ea r l y spri og I cd C hurch on Thur�d ay , Decem her 1. M rs. Karl Grueser and ' gra1,rng and will ·ldvance 1 hr time rs. r homas Cook. . wt>re named M 1 when cows c;in bf' turned on pas-- . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ -- 10. f)Urchase the girts a n d Mrs. . __ --· -·-,.;,. ,..;;-;;;-;;;, - ;;; ·-;;-;;;-_...a ...;.;;.;;;;=;;..;;;,,;;;==='--..,;;;;..a===-� R ,ch"d Campbell, ih, fa, ors. Ily you1· vote I have had the opportu n.ity to serve you as one of the County ' R .., l Mrs. Ca rne Grueser was re1 Comm issioners for the past four years. • po,i<•rl as ha,;o, l ost her bcoth_er I, Uf h death. The a n f\Ual Thanksg1vy I I again ask your support and vote at the Nov. 6 Election. in, dinne< of the Temple was ' ALL I N Thanking You, • a n o unced for the next meeting' l :e DV. n 17. , r Thur.sday Novembe on : Dist rict 1 4 or the Christian The meeting closed with lhe A- 1 Churches o r Southeast ern Ohio ( PLUGGE R l N EUTZ L I NG ' ·I will meet al the Nelsonv ille M izpah he nedil'lion after w�ich Pd. Pol. Adv. CON D I TION ! C hristia n Church o n Sunday, Nov. l(aNe§l: were played and pn zes MIDDLEPORT l o Mrs. Campbell , Mrs . 1 tlth beginning a t 2:30 wi th regis- 1 awardf!d 1 • Cook. Mis!! Ern11 Jesse. Mrs. Lan• tratio n . - -� - - ---- -------- nin � and Mrs. Delbert Eisclslein . Dec ade The theme will be "Our o f Decision". Among the speak- I1 A sa la d co ur11e was r.crved by I ers will be Hal Dostrr. fo r inf' r 1 1 h r. h oslc!ss lo those named above , pastor of the Shade Valle y Pas. 1 and . Mrs. A d a m .Ebersba(' h , Mrs. !'hone W\'-2-510 I • toral U nit y o( Christian Churches Holhn Bcarlls. M i sses Lena a nd Henry , OHIO POMEROY I Rev. ,J. P. M i l ler, the presen1 Th�l ma Grueser, Mrs. . denabel. St'1 eibel llay and Mrs. ll I the of will Unity also m i nister - - speak. 1 • Herald M onroe, executive scr- · Start Your Calves On retary of the Oh io Society o f rtirisli�n C huTrhes, Clevel a nd : 1 Rev. Ted Faulconer, host pastor. The Complete !ltlk I w i l l be in charge o( the Seminar. Another spe11ker will he Hal ' Replaeer Zug, past or of 1he H oekin� Val• ) Have !lore Milk To Sell ley Parish o( Christi11n Churches : · as will Rev. Allen Hu'1er, form• I I · er minister of the Jackson ChrisI tian Church and now of West I "We Do Custom Grindi ng'' Fourt h Avenue Chri1:1tian Ch url'h No. 2nd St. Pht>ne WY -2-3254 in Columbus. MIDDLEPORT 1 Several carloads rrom the , Tony Fowler, O,.vner•Operator 1, Shade Valley Unity plan to atlend. A supper .will he �e!' vcd _ ______ ' for $1 by the host church a t 5:30 \ The convention will conclude ai s,3a 1 THII, THEI, II KENNEDY·ffPE LEAIERIHIP?- •••• since Brown Pate hes In Pastures Ma y Have lf.11,1 yst1' f 1' ed Observers ay MEIGS COUNTY Kennedy said: ''We must put to work the wonders of auto­ mation In e way which wlU b!I e btffling for all America not merely a curse for th■ WCllkars." - September 5, 1960 speech in Detroit, Michfpn. member of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, Senator Kennedy attended only of FORTY• FOUR meetlnp dealing with U.S. and Soviet economic growth and price levels. (Nor did he attend any of the six meeti ngs which stu d i ed the Econo m i c Report of the President.) I I Cornell 7 : 20 1 :-:-::-:: :-:".:--:-: :-:,""",-- I EMMET w. PEOPLIS I F. H. O'BRIEN BUT, as : GOE GLEIN READY-MIX CONCR ET E d Treasurer A U T O M AT I O N Kennedy uld: "If we',e golllfl to fPf1 the way we should grow we must adopt f�I pollcil!S 111ft l'l'ill stimulate growth and not discourag� it.H - September 5, 1960 speech !n Detroit,- Michigan. I •· , (Vot• for not more th•n ont) HALL CA�RLISLE ----i-(-:: MAR S� EC O N O M I C G RO W T H . 1 BRAVES SIGN DOMINICANS ' WASJll �GT..ON UPI -The u. s. 21 rner than 1 1 1 1h,· pr M.A.VOR AllHTID 1-'ublw He-� l ltf Service report& wMt and Ina lh .. 1 hail the , PARIS UPI -Grex:01rt Leleux � I L W A t K i;. to: , W15 i · p 1 J u J 11,t n,, ,.,, c-ue, of polio last weell ber in the same 11. , , � ,,r 1 -.. Commun111 miJ )'Or of the town uf i'l'r 1 . fenain. �nJ l<'�e n other per son• l lil n \1d( K .- l l ) J/ld �· r l:'dd) ••o New In Farmin g RE-ELECT FOR EXA MPL E: GAUGES: Montgomer y: 1 6.4 up. per, 9 .3 lower, 3 rt. ope n ; Galli­ polis: 18. l uppe.-, IO.I lo wer, 4 ft. open; Lock 23: 15.6 upper, lower. tlo1ed : All moveable dams , u p 1 3 lhru 23 run n ing from noth• 1 ing to four feet. j ! , Kanawha d;.ims on sill. ----------= For Judge or tht• Court or Appeals 4th. DISTR ICT (Full Term t:onunenclng February 9, 1 96 1 1 ' :h:,,·. ��;:; ��i i , t Salem I Ce nte r Sch ool, I to 4 p, m. and at , Chester, . Gaul's Store, 6 t o 9 p . m. / M EIGS COliNT\' • · Where was he in the Senate ? Whert was he in the Committees when he could have acted ? II a Non-P artisan Bollot 11 • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, 1 960---3 • •• • �........ •· •••••A_.., ... . . . ... • Exdu,lv•, (1,11\tl-Vi1lon o"ltt dHi■n parndt1 h1ch-clG• c1,1ltlvation • Hydraulic Tovch.Confrof 9lvn pNd11t «1111'91 af ' lmpltmente • S.COndt-qulclt: ,ast-H�cll , • • lv•I lack • • • an� 001 • Flilf Rn11 of pow•,-matchtcl MtCermlcki8 •quipment for mulll-fob fl•xlblllty en« . . ' Let u1 •mon1trate the l •2.plow i -. • FARMAU" 140 (signed ) Charles E. Holzer, J r, _Meigs Equipment Co. I "Whert> Quality h Paramount'' Phont WY ,2.2176 CorMr lutttrnut & S.C:ond POMEROY, OHIO Pd. Pol. Adv . -,••••---• - - - • • - •• • • • • - •• • r• • • • • •• • ~ •• Citi:z:ens for lffoeller Comtlrittee ��· I, Pomero,· - Middleport . 0. , Nov 5. 1 960 I Pastoral Unit y CL ·� U (Ch es S ervJCeS ····------------....-..-- -_....------·---- -- .. - -....... ..... ... .. � I I I M 1 llt-r w1]1 prearh on \ ht- !>Ul,Jerl 1 Several From , lht;" t..:hnst,.a n , IJ] , JU DO MA T C H PL A N N E D l .. � 'IH I I . a :. w:.:.lOlb o r mtc r .,r� a dl . following th(' (•ouununion Th t>rl' \H! l bt> a bun d inner at "N 1 h 1 I O bst.al or. " Y o u Are Wha t C hurches li t O ran I' , Hemlock es ' ;Hlults A supper $1 8 pl.ate service A l l are welcome I + 1 1 l 1r,t You Re•d"' This 1s Chri!ll an Grove Tuppt>rs Pl � n, d Lo NEW VOi l/\ l 1 ' 1 � \ ! h 1· " 1 Ju:.t-ph :. l'ar1sh Hall i n i I' enJO}ed at 5 30 1 "!l : Rev Preaching aervtces , will be held 1 Judo t·i ourr1J1Jijt'nl i r 1 , 1, 1 " 1 1 1 ,· Literatu re Week am o ng the 8000 Botlor� plan 10 �Lend•�h .\l .:,"11. W \"a un S .i t u rda}· \ o \' 5 0 11 :� W I � k a d • . seminar on a t the Long Bott o m Me1 hod1st Eul i• &cb�d u l ed r . . , II! , , 11· � : .:;: s � n � n t . nlt n Ji . ' C.bn u 1 Churches o( the a alton lrll I ! 11111, ,I lu 8 V m Pme'for the dln- 1 co e t o al el o d E •�gelL�w when he d 1a• Qlurrh a l 10:30 on sun d .e m o r n• Y o rk A t h lclir l'luh i:1 11111 ..., 1 , w i 1 1 n y . ,. 11, r 1� 5 1 adults. �Or for duldrtm . Bible School services al the Guests will be Rev Hal Doii.e"t ville Christ.I.an Church from 2 ·. 30 , cu ses th·e Congo Situ.etion j mg, No,· 13th and 11.t t h e Tup Nov J3 The o n e d:.i\ , ,,mp , r 1 1 i 11 11.nd Dougla J f1, publ1r 1� r nrd1 a l l y mv1ted P ro• Orange Chrisli an s Spa � n gl t' r, a "Tlmo• to 8 30 There will be a ses on Church rn reachua: services at l lemloci pets Plains rth :·t•, . 11, 11 i l l _ go lo the St . J ose ph'i Athens County w UI be& r n on I t h y " 11 t Bethany College. of �u�h inle-res t Io y oung �eo• G rove at 7:30 The pastor will 7 30 t hal Ch r istian Chu r l" h lll will Dlaich a t e am f�om 1 1 1 1 · \ n ( ght. r 11',,111 u aJ.ainSl. J �uulht'rn U 1 1 1 l , ! 1 11g f u nd " u nday, Nov. 8th a t 10.00. Lloyd NoYem�r 5 l\lackw ood, Supt. ! IH•,1 x r:.11 muhill' II/lit a ! Mid• /'reaeh ing servic-e s will he h t ld l ti l, ·1,,,i I J ri Lu�lrt' Lleant' n, . 3 to a1 l l • m. The pastor J . P. I · 1 p 111 - - --- - - -- -- ' Novt>mb.r 7 November 6 e ome roy Seni o rs will sell P Th C Thi' !'u111t'ruy Garden lub ,1 t l l mP.-t Mond a �· at 2 p m at ' hot dogs, 'COffe� and doughn uts. I nw timn1• of :\lrs Fred Blacl lnar • 1 '1 fr o nt o� the .Food Mart. Tues• ) da)·. Electwn Sight. S�le s will Novtrnber 6 T h f' M issionary C o nvenli o n o ' help the cl a ss for its trip t -;,, l lnl'k mg Disttkt will be held I Wuhington. S,rnd.iy 1\/01·. 6 at the N11om1 No flnbe 9 · ll.i p l b 1 < 'hurc-h with the Rev C hest x-ray ,,m o bI· te' unit al Dt>x• •s •m 1 u1• 1 •1 ar k son. pa.slot. ter. J ustice Gr ocery , 2 to 5 p. m . 1 - and al Langsv ille. Ward's Grocery , I • Are A nnounce . d I I I r- .... .. I I I ·:•sw U·n -Of fic ial, Sam ple 1 For Judge of the Supreme Court (Full Term ( 'ommenring January I , 1 96 1 1 RIVER REPORT • I _Ii ,__1_ v_ .,_._,_._ ,_ •.__ , .. __ ._ ,•_ ••-••-•••I:____ ;i.o"®""'',.,, I EARL R. HOOVER � t X \ JAMES f. BELL 1• For Judge of the Supreme Court (Full Term ( ·on11nt•nf'in� January 2. 196 1 1 !r---'v_.. . '°' _•_•_ __ •_ .._._ ,.__ ,•_••_ .._•_1____ • I X I KINGSLEY A. TAFT �...;...---------=••• ~-- - - -- - • ■ ' JOSEPH H. ELLISON For Judge of thr Supreme Court (Une•plreed Tt•rm t:ndlng January I . 1 9651 • ----------■ (Yott for not more then one) X l JOHN W. PECK ' C. WILLiAM O'NEILL • I 9.2 I Boats Downboun d: to ck 1 3 : ne. 1 li11nce 5:30 a. m . 1 3"6; Lock 15: 1 1 Coal King, 5 a. m. 13-!5; Rocket 6:50 a. m , 2•3; 1.-0rk 1 7 : R. W. Lea, 3:30 a . m., 19-0; Aliquippil , 6:35 a. m. 0-7 ; Lock 18: Onward, !5:45 a. m. 1 ·7 ; Lo ck 23: Charles R. ' Stevt>nson, 6:20 p. m., 16•0; lndi1 an11, 9 :05 p. m., 1 4-3; AUBS 4:30 a. m. 6·0; C. V. Harner, 8 a. m., 1 0. I j I Up al Gtt11ipolis: a. m, l �- 1 . Ka n awha: Down at Helen Z, !5:15 a. m. 9-2. 11 ,� ? (' , , Winfield: �--•-;;;;� - -= ;-. ,:·, ,,::c • '..\'.;(I,;,. i, ,.. ' , ----•■ ---------•■ For Judge of the Probate Court (Full Term Commencing February 9, 1 98 1 1 F. H. O'BRIEN PROBATE JUDGE ■■ ------------ · (Vote for not mort then one) -■ Pd Pol. Adv. j Aoki For Your ',Vole and Support For Re-Election Vole The Non-Parllsan · ,udlcifll Ballot Pol. Adv. - · • THE .VOTE,R This Has Been My Cam polgn -- -----�---;- ...., I SENT NO LETTERS I HAVE NO POSTERS ON THE STREETS AN D HIGHWAYS . ·, I J UST CAM, E TO SEE YOU. - extepllon of lwo woekt leHhlng In llatlne 1odlon of Melg■ Coualy. I uve lffD old · all walll■ of life. This perao■ll eoaCllel bu &lven p lll•�ehouae of knowledKe aboul eondll Ion, bl lhla county. Should I be eleded 11111 • would be of vital Importance Ill my d«lllon,. , liave asked me q11estlon, on l11ue1 llHHlly told you my belief,. of our Sllllo Govemmelll and I have ■lacere. ,1 -i.ke Ibis opportunity lo lh■ak you IH your eourte,y and 11111lante l'elldered U.,, eampalgn. •eslre lo support me next Tuellda y, la � Ill)' flril full� pulllle olfl,ee, -k on lhe Job •• <onslalenlly and ea..-.111� •• I blvo lhe Pil!ll few moalh1. vi;;•v RESPEOTFl'.JLLY, IINEST A. Wl ttQ'1T � c..,ci1a1e ,.. lepreNlllllthtt, llelp Coulllf Adv. • < ·- - ----- - i I as a member of the Joint Subcommittee on )\utomatlon and Energy Resources, Senator Kennedy has net 1ttlnll I slnst• •• pf th, P.IVE meetlnas of this C11mmlttl1. ,4 F R I C A N A F F A I R S Kennedy uld: "As chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on African Affairs, I have been disturbed by recent evidence of Russian Infiltration and subversion in the Congo." Statement given to reporter.; during flight from Flint to Musk�n. Mich., Sept. 6, 1960. PROBLEM S O F T H E A G E D Kennedy said: "Only with a Democratic President In the White House can we hope to bring help to poverty-stricken older Americans." - Sept. 28, 1960 speech In Buffalo, N.Y. '. X l ,WILLIAM B. BROWN I I BUT, -= BUJ, o�• a5 a member of the Senate Subcommittee on Problems of the Aged and Aging, he has not ·attended a 1in11le session of the 20 mHtinaa and hearln11 which have been held by the committee. .. DEFENSE Kennedy said: "We must work to build the stronger America· on which our ultimate ability te defend ourselves and the free world depends." - June 14, 1960 Senate speech. BUT, on June 16, 1960, Instead of being on hand . in the Senate to enact the $40 billion Defense Appropriation, he preferred to attend his conec, class reunion and make a later appearance on ■ TV w■rilty show. BUT, as Chairman of ihe Senate Subcommittee on African Affairs he h11n't c1ll1d 1 1111111 meet1n1 of his sub-✓ _ committee In lh1 past flflffn m�s. ATOMIC ENERGY USES K1nn1dy uld: "Our research In the peaceful uses of atomic . energy has fallen far short of expectations. There 'has been too much bureaueratlc red tape and too little budget." September 6, 1960 SP8el:h if! .Poc;itello, Idaho. e 0 BUT, on May 1 0, 1960,' when the Senate debated and passed the Atomic Energy Appropriation, the New York Times reported that Senator Kennedy spent the morning in West Virginia, the afternoon at a lucheon for Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. The previous year, too, when these funds wera provided by the Seriete August 3, 1959, Senator Kenn1dy was ABSENT. D I S A R'M A M E N T Kennedr Hid: "No Issue, In !hort, Is of more vital concern to this nation than disarmament - no Issue .could demand mgre priority of top.level atte,nJfon than d!sarm ament ." (Kennedy is a mem� of the Senate Disarmament Sub'· committee.) BU_T f Gerald Heaney, Demdtratlc National cbmmittee­ man from Minnesota, announced that John Kennedy "has net0 1lllnd1d 1 1111111 mltllna of the i:ommltt11 ainn 1 951" · - Milwaukee Joumat, April 4, 1�; As a Sen1tor-:, h., missed 331 roll calls Jnot lnclud l n1 36 vol•• taken whe� he WII Ill) , M a Conaressman he missed 179 roll caUs Kennedy •�· �ohnJOn, by their voting ·record, disaareed 264 times • •• and ••·· • Committee member Ktnnedy's record Is as follows: 1. hl!!lti Gf111911itM u ,.,.r.,. R111Uon1 a. Jatnt C11111 llln 111 1a-1111o l'1IPIII (Member) a) Sub,Collflll- on Dlurmamont (Memberl - M ltllnd•> Sub-Commlttl!I on Economic Growth.,-ltlallftll I " � . 111,0e since 1"8. ' AulUII . m11tlnp-- line• Mardi 20, 1959. '. b) Sub,Com,nlqe (II) African affairs dMlopad. (Chelrmanl-10 dllnd• July 1959, since which time the Conao crisis 2. Law, Piablla Walfarw Comm-., (Member) •I Sub-Committee on Problems of Aaed - mlaed ell 20 b/ Sub,CommltttN on Veterans- Did nat IIIHd. n111t1np Ihle ...... v.,,,.. i I FOR I S ' l' d 1 r SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAI NTS w E s E R·V ICE w HAT w E s E Lu General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I · - or TERM ITES or · I i C I I d I I Arnold Hom e 1 I ! District Meoti g Of Ch ches To 8 He /d N 6 USED f'ARM EftUIPMENT!_ I ...... FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES I ------.. ,j -�· � : I I I I - U;ED 8 FOO�--- CASE DISC No. 1 5 CHOPPER For Shreadlng Corn Stalks MORRIS IMPLEMINT & SUPPLY CO. 1. ·;' · ' Customer's Nam._____________ AddOISL---'---------- \ Town _______________ 01)1 Pair RecU-Grlp Tires Sizo________ FARM BUREJr.U COOPERATI VES POME.ROY Phone WY-2-21 11 J■clr W. CarMY, Mgr.-E, Main $t, .. 6010-., . . ' .- ., .....,.,.., �� • ' ......--\.,-,.--.:... A ....... .. -A .. .,, _,,. .. .. ...... ,,.-• . .;"\.. ..... -..-.. - • • •·· . .. "".1'.�• .Jq Uhff.t;_!1., ... . TOPS lor row crops . • . � With This Coupon ' I Phone WY-2-3202 Pearl SI� RACINE, OHIO ' Unico Redi•Gri: ps are our finest construction NYLON llDOW tire. F<:>r longer ti�e life, �xtra wide tread grip­ ping action and smooth ro.11d 1 tro11vel, it's Unico Redj-Orips. Bring in y o ur coupon today . ---- --- ROLLAND E. M'ddleporf feed M'II ' Save $6·.00 On A Pai r Of TNII COUIDI [IIITLEI YOU TO A ll■ lfDUCTIO� DN IN! . IAll ,Of UNICO IEPI-IIIP TIIU. I I SNOW TIRE PR I CE RE DU CT ION ! . ' . . REDI-GRIP �NICO MUD AND SNOW TIRES c) Sub-Co,nmltt•e on Pre1ld1nt'a (conomlc Repgrt,, llltnlllll hlne ti I IIINtitlp. . I A Letter To The Physi�ian s Of Southern Ohio That's I mportant To Eve_ry Thinking Citixen In The 10th Congressi on al District! CALFLAC Pomeroy, Ohio ' IN$ULATED RU8B£R THE SHOE aox.,._,1i ! Sugar Run Flour Mills . COMM I SS I O N E R M EIGS COU NTY I I ''Su re Sign of . Quality'' bl Sub-Committee on Automation - � non, " II n111Unp. . FOR I $9 95 BOOT I. l Mulberryy Ave. I RUTLAND FURNITURE R E - E L E-C T N E.U TZ L I N G ' I Phone WV-%·2 1 1 3 PLANING MIU I I • MOWERS • TRACTORS • HARVESTERS RAC I N E I -- - --s·. -_ --- -I Temp ,e ,sters !, X KINGSLEY A. TAn _. \ 1!'.' I I I · ( X ) C'l yde G. Millhone -IDOi MIIINI Nffllllll llJ.Y- . ' 0 I ��;� I l I - -- --- - - - - --- -- ·- . . . ---· . ' ; ;J, :,l ;,,�1�-i,. I G oeg·1 e 1• n R ea d y-M'I X c o. YOTI :"•"'.r : I THE SE PER �LO IS TIM ES' DEMAND ' ae.P tlD;A BLE 01-THE �JO B, PRO VEN . LEA . D£1 SH:·I P ··•·" . r . lt:::·� R,·;� i�::� � ��'::: J I ;.;:n ::� ;:;: t�:H:�t 'f>: 11;! bee11 ����: SLlj:nt·d t,y Lht' M 1 l w .1 ukn• , said l.t'leux wu arre1ted on ev1 dea<e linkmg h,m lo ' ,., ''"' """' "'" .,,,,.,,-d '" w,-11,, ,11, I The ma yor or the northern t .\' Y 1 of lht• �""' Y<Jrk f'c1,nij} I I ' french town of lli,000 and the �·an i a U'ague ..1 , • ure by al least two wee-kt, f11rm• othef1 were 1mpli l"aled by docu• I By C. E. BLAKESLEE t ..-rs needm!J thi1 early put un· or me n ta found by Fre nch ururit y E xt. Agtnt, Agricultul'eI Farmen in the Sale m Cente� 1 1.creased .uno u nl.s in the , i,ring · .agent ■ inve st1galin & lhe recent and 1'arn1cl nei.1i:bborhuod 1 may bhould apply 4(1 lo 60 pound1 per murder or Polish photogra pher have wu nderl'd what happl"ned in I acre of .it·tu.il nitroge n for ttus , Ladi■ las Mroz. We l\Ux Conrrcle To Your Own Specifications, I, the p_ii,;1ur1ts uf Hex Shcnc. 1.!ld and purpose. The acreage U-eated - - -.- - - - Deliver Jt Right 'fo Your Job When Needed , Wayne & Llo)·d Housh f;irms thi!f should n ot exceed •rJ acre for each h i gh ftrtll l ty . h oc h produtt1on 1 crop progr Jm the element o f pal i fall. Earl y it1 S<' ptemher two �;rips I cow Lo be graze d . ash a l so bt<tOltl!!& deplC'led Sa ves Money - Time - Waste 1 sti s A J so w o or t h est' �.1s l urf's hcea1rn· UMwn if ph soil te l will Pho s phate c an he stored 1n lhl' I foll o wing :.n appl il'alwn uf fcrlt· phorus and pol.ibh ,s also nl'eded i n llO! loss ex�pt by rl' l izer. 1 �ddllivri to tli1: lll lrogcu Wher1: a l l 11 Ivawl i tIllh l11tlt> harve ted t·rops Poi.is h ,; � 1 tch, l d ts an ne ' ar cr nuLrirn Sm ee that lilll(' l hl• [WO str q" Ill · .ferum: .i , so c a n De stored i n most soi l s . · . · . o r 500 . p1,un11 s per �tt. h l"a ('h p isl urc h:ive hr('(1me l l l l l (' h · applnation o ut Se-riou� lo�s from leach I ' greener than the- unt n·alrd <t r l ' .IS ' �c r <' of 1 0·10· 10 (Jf �1mi1 Jr rert i li• mg: h owrver, l l m3y be J ost hy Page SI. M lddl.r=r\ Phone IV Y-2-3!84 · ' , an d h ave grown cons1der<1 hly 1 11 st '/'ct Is sugg:es1 ed . 1e h ng fr andy �oils. When 'I his fall is also a P,nod timl' to ' �ta � l eve� m l'-r er ·than the 1111tre,1 tcd .iri.:as a P hi ,l{h , legume s � fJO ' 1: u f for h h1 d nt o a l eeded p T hese two past tm·s nre a parl of sup19Jy n 1 rop k m ta p ore potash tha ri 1 s . e . u s c ' ' . R test program bein!.( t:nrr1ed out } IC Id .mcad ows 11.11(I, Jl<LS 1 urPs l h e , ed d f n r j(rowt�. muSt. a� imu � e red in 11 .111 � 1s recov i n 1 8 eou11ties in O h w b�• t h ,:, E x- hrs\ t 1 1ne to use 1 h1 � \tJ Jl dress a P· ' O � th�l a11 1 s Pu t s nsion Sc rvicc in coo pl•r:ii ion ' pl1catio ;1 1� .rny I imt• dur liu: the i u re wh l le n are fed 1o i:,umes b,· c _ u r f u llow r ng ;i n y with the Allied Chemic al Co m i n nv fall, early Sil l ing. -,· \ , 1vest o c- k on 1 h (' flrm . r d an d Ni l izer to d etcrnune ir fal l applleat 1on ; o r i ·h arvc111. A equ.ile : high nitrogen fertil izer will return pcop er man � gem l·!lt a re es sential Main1aining soil fer tilit y at med · a profit t o farmers and increased t o 1 h 1• nur ntenance o f le �wne ium or higher level s is a desirable ' production over th e costs appli• .s tands. I long,t.erm so il fert i lity progra m. �. . DU. THEM tearseU with ARAB 1 Mt>ad o ws con\ mg le11s t h a n 30 I It sets the stage fo r hlih yit>ld s , �� l!J•DO·IT TER.'1:ITE CON1'KOL I cation. The two s trip s tr cal ed i n l' J ch ) pn cent le g� me s sho u l d be lO P· and the use o ( labor sav in 1 prac• j .... 1100 • .,_.. Eur la aM. N• earl or h t fall ed urmg dr ...,._ I• plaai.. p,.,fn�..._u, r:•w-y 1 ti�es in fertilizer usoKf:. Continued c ? r.sM j pasture were treatl'd wi t h l 1q u1d ,..,.., 11rotkt,_ C.1 f'JtEE I•�., •I ) sp nn g w t 60 to 80 poun o f n i· hu;: h crop y ields are most certain I 1,dt T � ! izl"r. il fcrl he nitrogen ent per 26 c . &..111• Y..-4 Tt-uMab ... & . o Believing tbal our customers df"�ire a good pr(Jdud and strip next 10 the frnl'e i n each lr? gen. l h is m tro ge n m ay be , ho when soils contain a bundant, well· , I pasture _received \20 pounds of I �ai ne� . from . � 10. 10·10 or sim.1lar balanced supplies or av.ei:able phos, then want service when it's needed, we have built . stock• . . _ . actual nitrogen per acre. The cc n , a ?a lysis fcrt 1) 1�er or from !ltra1ghl ph ate and potash. I ed and established the abOve full time Serv 1u: Depart• N itrogen may be l ost hy le a ch· . , ter strip was !ell untreated . and I mtrogcn rc:hhiers . . Qualified - Experienced h c wh so s ty Co Meigs Most ment to insure complete customer satisfactwn. ing t herefore, _nitro gen fertil izers ! i i) . �: the third striP_ the farthesl from . 1 j a hi o h fer.l l l l ly �ro• 1 sho �ld � appl i ed had not have � an f n annual _ Your Vote and Support Appreciated the fence received 60 pounds o gram a�d the consequen t .� e.a vy basis. Nitrogen can be stored in actual nitrogen. ELECTION - NO\'EMBER 8, 1960 T h e first lest harvest of 1he produchon or crops arc dc h c1ent the soi l for long periods ol lime • three strips i n ea c h pasture rield in the eleme.n l of P hosph orus. when ii . is combined in orga n ic Phone WI-9-364 1 Pd. Pol. Adv. I h as b t"e n ma<lc . T hes1• sa m ples af• Where the soi l has been under a m atter. Orgrnic matter releases RUTLAND, OHIO nitrogen a s i t d ecomposes Nitro• POMERO\', OHIO ter being air dried will he w e ighe d -----------------------' A seco nd harvest will he !aken a gen from com mercia l fertilizers . l has its greatest eHect within the the clo se of t h e growing se:is on 1 • grow!ng . season o f its application. R E-ELECT upreme ourt Ju ge l�is f�ll . When a l l the, sa m p ]1>s are Entert ained At It 1s important tha1 lime levels ,ur d ned thl'y will bl! taken to in most soils shoul d be of j pH of I O h io State U n i vers it y w h c,re a I 6.5 o r helter. Fa rmers may secure . . chemit-:i l anal ysis will be madf' on i M rs. Am a nda . Kaspa r enlerlai � · 1his iroforma tion by tcMting a sam · I the food value or sa m ples from Non-parllwn lallot - full Ttnn (Ommtndng Januory 2 e l ill' Pa sl .Ch ier� of M a g n olrn ple of so il, which accurately rep• 1 1 the l w o treated an•a� and l h e 1.m- ' � General 949. 1 Jan. since Judge Co1Jrl Supreme l em �le ryttuan Sisters Thursda y rei;enls the area and having t he ' treated Jrea. practice of law 1928 -48. •Stat• Representative , W i 1 h th e shortage o( rain this · ('\f("tl i n g at t h e home of her d a ll · soil tested through Ohio St 1 t c U ni 1 1 933-34. Shaker Heights School Board Pred• �l rs. Ro bert A rn old on versH:v Soil Testi n g L.a bor a tory . i fal l thert' has not heer. :m cxt rc1 1 :l" ghlcr. World 946. 1 Senator $tales United l: o 942. 1 Slree dent ck R f With appro:tLimately u l 00,000 e 1 h 1 o nt n i . amo i eren{'e IdH The mectmp: w as m .charge , of acres o r Meigs Co unly in pasture War II Veteran. Age 57. Married and ha1 fovr 1 growth. One farmer ha� 1•epurte<l sons and four grandchildren. In Ohio lar As­ , ho� eve r. 1ha l his cows spend mnsl ' M rs., Lawrenc e Lan m n �, vice I �nd me11dow , the only wa y we ca n •oclatlon Poll, Nc•lvecl unp.-.c•lllented of 1 h c 1 t time gr :zing t h e tw o stri p� pr{'.Sl (k n t 11n d opened w i th de- gl't good prod ul'ti on is by h a ving votion s . Pl a r1s i,ote of 3943 haw)'en far a maiorlt, of rnd lime__ levels. _ I . were ma.de for lht> high fertility -lreale(I with ni!rogrn. -j - - -- - and dinner stmas Ch annual almost 7 to 1. n ' ro n ' r h;1 kri wn S i\ 1 ost forml'r \' l o f ri 1t rnge11 part v to be held at the Federal• i years Lhat ;1d d ilion !. M EN'S 1 0" . ( fertilizer i n rre::ises ea r l y spri og I cd C hurch on Thur�d ay , Decem her 1. M rs. Karl Grueser and ' gra1,rng and will ·ldvance 1 hr time rs. r homas Cook. . wt>re named M 1 when cows c;in bf' turned on pas-- . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ -- 10. f)Urchase the girts a n d Mrs. . __ --· -·-,.;,. ,..;;-;;;-;;;, - ;;; ·-;;-;;;-_...a ...;.;;.;;;;=;;..;;;,,;;;==='--..,;;;;..a===-� R ,ch"d Campbell, ih, fa, ors. Ily you1· vote I have had the opportu n.ity to serve you as one of the County ' R .., l Mrs. Ca rne Grueser was re1 Comm issioners for the past four years. • po,i<•rl as ha,;o, l ost her bcoth_er I, Uf h death. The a n f\Ual Thanksg1vy I I again ask your support and vote at the Nov. 6 Election. in, dinne< of the Temple was ' ALL I N Thanking You, • a n o unced for the next meeting' l :e DV. n 17. , r Thur.sday Novembe on : Dist rict 1 4 or the Christian The meeting closed with lhe A- 1 Churches o r Southeast ern Ohio ( PLUGGE R l N EUTZ L I NG ' ·I will meet al the Nelsonv ille M izpah he nedil'lion after w�ich Pd. Pol. Adv. CON D I TION ! C hristia n Church o n Sunday, Nov. l(aNe§l: were played and pn zes MIDDLEPORT l o Mrs. Campbell , Mrs . 1 tlth beginning a t 2:30 wi th regis- 1 awardf!d 1 • Cook. Mis!! Ern11 Jesse. Mrs. Lan• tratio n . - -� - - ---- -------- nin � and Mrs. Delbert Eisclslein . Dec ade The theme will be "Our o f Decision". Among the speak- I1 A sa la d co ur11e was r.crved by I ers will be Hal Dostrr. fo r inf' r 1 1 h r. h oslc!ss lo those named above , pastor of the Shade Valle y Pas. 1 and . Mrs. A d a m .Ebersba(' h , Mrs. !'hone W\'-2-510 I • toral U nit y o( Christian Churches Holhn Bcarlls. M i sses Lena a nd Henry , OHIO POMEROY I Rev. ,J. P. M i l ler, the presen1 Th�l ma Grueser, Mrs. . denabel. St'1 eibel llay and Mrs. ll I the of will Unity also m i nister - - speak. 1 • Herald M onroe, executive scr- · Start Your Calves On retary of the Oh io Society o f rtirisli�n C huTrhes, Clevel a nd : 1 Rev. Ted Faulconer, host pastor. The Complete !ltlk I w i l l be in charge o( the Seminar. Another spe11ker will he Hal ' Replaeer Zug, past or of 1he H oekin� Val• ) Have !lore Milk To Sell ley Parish o( Christi11n Churches : · as will Rev. Allen Hu'1er, form• I I · er minister of the Jackson ChrisI tian Church and now of West I "We Do Custom Grindi ng'' Fourt h Avenue Chri1:1tian Ch url'h No. 2nd St. Pht>ne WY -2-3254 in Columbus. MIDDLEPORT 1 Several carloads rrom the , Tony Fowler, O,.vner•Operator 1, Shade Valley Unity plan to atlend. A supper .will he �e!' vcd _ ______ ' for $1 by the host church a t 5:30 \ The convention will conclude ai s,3a 1 THII, THEI, II KENNEDY·ffPE LEAIERIHIP?- •••• since Brown Pate hes In Pastures Ma y Have lf.11,1 yst1' f 1' ed Observers ay MEIGS COUNTY Kennedy said: ''We must put to work the wonders of auto­ mation In e way which wlU b!I e btffling for all America not merely a curse for th■ WCllkars." - September 5, 1960 speech in Detroit, Michfpn. member of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, Senator Kennedy attended only of FORTY• FOUR meetlnp dealing with U.S. and Soviet economic growth and price levels. (Nor did he attend any of the six meeti ngs which stu d i ed the Econo m i c Report of the President.) I I Cornell 7 : 20 1 :-:-::-:: :-:".:--:-: :-:,""",-- I EMMET w. PEOPLIS I F. H. O'BRIEN BUT, as : GOE GLEIN READY-MIX CONCR ET E d Treasurer A U T O M AT I O N Kennedy uld: "If we',e golllfl to fPf1 the way we should grow we must adopt f�I pollcil!S 111ft l'l'ill stimulate growth and not discourag� it.H - September 5, 1960 speech !n Detroit,- Michigan. I •· , (Vot• for not more th•n ont) HALL CA�RLISLE ----i-(-:: MAR S� EC O N O M I C G RO W T H . 1 BRAVES SIGN DOMINICANS ' WASJll �GT..ON UPI -The u. s. 21 rner than 1 1 1 1h,· pr M.A.VOR AllHTID 1-'ublw He-� l ltf Service report& wMt and Ina lh .. 1 hail the , PARIS UPI -Grex:01rt Leleux � I L W A t K i;. to: , W15 i · p 1 J u J 11,t n,, ,.,, c-ue, of polio last weell ber in the same 11. , , � ,,r 1 -.. Commun111 miJ )'Or of the town uf i'l'r 1 . fenain. �nJ l<'�e n other per son• l lil n \1d( K .- l l ) J/ld �· r l:'dd) ••o New In Farmin g RE-ELECT FOR EXA MPL E: GAUGES: Montgomer y: 1 6.4 up. per, 9 .3 lower, 3 rt. ope n ; Galli­ polis: 18. l uppe.-, IO.I lo wer, 4 ft. open; Lock 23: 15.6 upper, lower. tlo1ed : All moveable dams , u p 1 3 lhru 23 run n ing from noth• 1 ing to four feet. j ! , Kanawha d;.ims on sill. ----------= For Judge or tht• Court or Appeals 4th. DISTR ICT (Full Term t:onunenclng February 9, 1 96 1 1 ' :h:,,·. ��;:; ��i i , t Salem I Ce nte r Sch ool, I to 4 p, m. and at , Chester, . Gaul's Store, 6 t o 9 p . m. / M EIGS COliNT\' • · Where was he in the Senate ? Whert was he in the Committees when he could have acted ? II a Non-P artisan Bollot 11 • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, 1 960---3 • •• • �........ •· •••••A_.., ... . . . ... • Exdu,lv•, (1,11\tl-Vi1lon o"ltt dHi■n parndt1 h1ch-clG• c1,1ltlvation • Hydraulic Tovch.Confrof 9lvn pNd11t «1111'91 af ' lmpltmente • S.COndt-qulclt: ,ast-H�cll , • • lv•I lack • • • an� 001 • Flilf Rn11 of pow•,-matchtcl MtCermlcki8 •quipment for mulll-fob fl•xlblllty en« . . ' Let u1 •mon1trate the l •2.plow i -. • FARMAU" 140 (signed ) Charles E. Holzer, J r, _Meigs Equipment Co. I "Whert> Quality h Paramount'' Phont WY ,2.2176 CorMr lutttrnut & S.C:ond POMEROY, OHIO Pd. Pol. Adv . -,••••---• - - - • • - •• • • • • - •• • r• • • • • •• • ~ •• Citi:z:ens for lffoeller Comtlrittee �. .. . . . . ... . . ' . . ..' . • ' <> • • ' ' -�-- .. -- .. Ian d ll pend s W a h a ma . 1 5 -6 .it& 1960 foot• nlght with a •Ulfying l 5-6 rlval Wah 11.ma Y- ,, I llama 23. l!oblitetter got 10, a nd aher a f 1 \le yard �nalty , Combs went 1n from t he 16. Hobstetter pas�ed t o Combs for the 8 · 0 score Rut land's second TD came even qui('ker in the third period. The Falcons h ad stopped a Rutland m,1rch on t he Wa h ama �. but had to purtl out. From t heir own 13, Rutland scored in PXact ly three plays. <'ombs got two. then 1 1 , and l l ohstetler spun into the dear from tbe 22 and went all t he wa y. This t ime Duvid PicrC'e's kick for t he extr11 point was good and it was urn. Rutland completely dominat ed the game on the tfOLlild. The Hcd Devils rolled up 307 yards on the turf, added 40 by passing t hree times SUl'Ct'ssfully in eight tries tor a total of 347 yards. Wah.ama gained only 36 on t h e ground but ih 188 in the air gave the falcons a respe'C table 224 total yards gained. Rutland had 1 3 first downs , Wahama ei gh t ; 25 yards in penalt ies to 20 for Wahama; h a d -- -- - ------ rrnu• l'ilrly 1n Lhe fourth period al tt·1 l ht· l·f rd De111h h.id tall ied uµ 1 11 l• 1r 15 1mints . i\ 1 w;1y.,, t1angerous W a harna's Larr} l l argra\'es. quarterback, I ,1 110 had l 1(•t•n doing most o( t h e -...i ith �n B·l I 1u.,,.� 1n�. /·ailed on Yonkers tu Y twice, us- pa�-• t o huu good £or 36 yard11 :r lo 1�;kc o� e tu 1 ht• Hutland 39. A pass In teru t w i h Jun l l'J"t' 11t · , , t·all (JUI lhe ball on the a'tl d tht> 0ther H 1u l,1 1 1 d 9 011 the next play , and 1li Lee Combs . 1 h1•n Harsr1wes passed to Yonk,·r for the fin11I nine yards. Yu11kcr · � try for t ht> extra poin t 1 1 1 1�,ed 1"1H- lted Devils had trouble rnlltng a1 f1rs1. The first 1)cnod was a pair o r ___ _ p u m exchanges hy bo th dubs. But w11h 4 Vi minu t es gone in �I D UfJ-Loris C. t lw second period Coach Jim editar or the Re• Vennari's boys had their l"ha11ce .Well' Nrves bot h They AOI pu!ISCS!lion on their own a n , today was SO after one or M i ller's fine tn Alumnus of pu11ts. Martin paSbed to quarter• It �nt State Univer• haek Uarry Brog an £or eig ht, Combs di eked otr 25 to the Wa- ,:i:. :f• I ll MI N UM Bulldogs Rip Up Hounds With ' 'J'tiph, TNck - Self Storing :qiipQ:l,�'J')ON IJOIM and SCREEN DOORS klrt1 Bu ilders Supply Co. II amy l'lione WY-Z-3748 Doy or Evening Middleport RD I Road .....,........ .,.. . .. wW. 1elldlH et -■terl1l1 ........ ,.,,. ''' '' • . YNl'II Do Belter At . . .. ........ � I .... ......... ._ .. .,_ ..111r. •• • i· _.,. wit•,,,.....,,.... ,..... ., ., ......1..., ..... _,.... .. • • I I I I I I •..................'".., The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' !' I ....... N flWI JH fft'II Do· Better Al . . . Th, .Pomeroy Cement B loc l Cc. .. . ... ,.... ......... ooltoW. ­ ...." .......... ............ ..,. -. .. .... ,. ..., ........, .. ... ,1 .. .. ........ ...."""'. l■e hr HJ ,.••••11.. Piece Of�;� � F ba II Tt"t}e I , ::� Eastern Rallies To llllP Hannan By 20•16 CoUill , Coach Bo_b Ashley s Eas�er n E�gles c�n t �nued to roll Fnday mght, 11 \t ppm g past II stubborn Ha n e n Boheat elPVcn 20·16 al Ea!! tern . . . The Bobcats took the opc m ng k1ckoH and nu1rched down field for the opening lOl)chdown "'.ith . three minu tes left rn the f1 rsl quarter. Cornell scored from the three, and Co�ratl added the eitra poin t s wlth II run At the s1art of t he �econd quarter the Eagle� began t o roll. &astern h eld the Hannan oHense and forced a punt. Lawrence Ha11bargen look Cornell'! punt at t �e Eastern �6 and be�md beau• bful down held bloc_km g went all lhe way _ for the fm1l Eastern se?re, Melvi n Ballard ran the middle of the Bobcat !me £or the extras. Th ree minu tes la ter t he Eagles came roaring �ack a_nd Hasbar­ . gen scored agam. This time the Eagles took to the air route (or the score and Nick Leonard :dn . corked a 21 yard aerhal for the t ouchdown. The run for the e,nra point11 was stopped. . Eastern ran the ball_ nine t ! mes from scrimmage m the first . h11 l£ to roll up a 14 to 8 halftime lead. Midway in the third quarter Eastern added another qulck touchdown when Leonard jaun ted up t he middle for 27 yards. The ru n for the extras was stoppeel. In the fourth quarter with aeven aeconda remaining in the . game, Paul Young flipped 11 !ix 1 yard aerlal to Bob Waterson for a touchdown and added the ex• tras with a poss lo ,Jack Powers, Uannan's Bobcats with 1 1 �n· iors on t he first tea m gpve 'the SVAC l'homps fi ts for four qua r­ lers, con t rolling the·;bo.11 69 playa j NO MONIY DOWN IAIY IUDIIIT TIIMI I 1 I I j I I I I I - -- 1 j .. yow healing need■• I, : PomeroJ WE BELIEV E TH E RE-L.ECTIOM · . OF ' . • Wil l Be A Real Service To The People Sn be rudJ' , See Pomero1, Ohio .'.' Having served with GEORGE A. MEINHART for several terms, we would· like to present some facts in relation to his legislative service which we are IIU'e he would not say in bis-6\Y!] liebaH:. Serving his fifth consecutive term in the Hollie ofRepresenlatives - 1�51-52, 1953-54, 1955-56, 1957-58 and 1959-60. Was one of leading advocates f)f !hi! Wlleeler Act, 111bleh relur111 Lo 111� counties, municipalities and town­ ships the revenue from the auto'!lobile license tax, for 11t,e en local_hla'hways and streets. f Supported Increased beneflta for the �I s n,edy "ed cltl&ens, lncludiJlg additional medical, .hospital and burial expenses, and will continu& to l�pport 111ch lejlalation. '!! � .....I" $29.95 UP -,J; A voting record in a legislative body is only one Indication of· nieiiiber's·feal worth, since 90% of legielalive aotlvity is composed of study, reseateh, drafting and committee �AX WARD "'- WY.Z-1460 -..,. Ohio I l l .,. 21111 L.c.::�•==, I I ·I • Served on the Taxation Commltll!e of lb, House and voted conslstenl!y for economy in· government without sacrificing essenllal services to our pcople. I • ough in favor of reasonable revenue-inOpposed excessive lax-hil<e prqsram Of pll!HIII 1dminlltratlon, all.b · 1 , . • crease measures. Has consistently opposed b!g "!'Dlr•IIMd JOl/eniment and supported meuure• to keep government close lo . the people, W!l.b more local control over spendln( of tu-payers' money. · Wlll oppose movement designed to take � in the Hou.,e they are now guaranl<!ed by the Ohlo,P,!lstnulion. of .filu!leJan, and fillllJ!CIO question,. a,co811iua4 for his Ilg), kriowle!!il, ' ,. . valu■b le in publle aemce. In ■ legi,easely �'I'• beeo'!l"s lnclllpe1!ublo, · No .,,. 1npn U., i!lrllilt >1111� of an able legislator, . i.lb Wy, 1..-. of servkle doell lld!I fQ bow A-My wlll lleHflt MEIGS County peoplr GMleral · &e '1'11.o -nlutn of GEO,�I A, MBUililA•il' . ' · . ■IHI ·Ille litate of Ohio. COIOIITTEE CAMPAIGN. E OHJ.o REPUBLICAN LEGISLA,TIV .. . ,, , , ' . � Donald Rolle, Cincinnati John J. Cheil<!r, C�an � J'!ll!b\Ji ,,er 1 I ' · --- John Henderson, C11111bl'!Ut na'l'IONWIDJ -� • • • • • • • <wllfl ••• -. 11111M. ,...... 'llelp County and other small counties tbe one represeulalive " "' M i!rcrrul!.llflt WIIUam Bllrton, Cl�lfn!I ,, ' � 'P"•• ' • '. ' 1·-¥ � •\ t \ IWa, Plain -- ., Harry €row!, • c� , t p· -� '- • .. Ro-1 I h.-- 1 I I . Frank 03yton McClure, . Ashland Pd. Pol. Adv . ' I I , 1 1 . The undersigned Oh io Republican �gislative Campailn Cl>mn\(ltee ls · compooed of former members of the OhlQ Legislature who have retired. We know that a legislator'a vai�e to _ ttt,e .Ass'einbly is determined by bis will­ ingness to wo rk at the job; his knowled.le of governmental plob!�l/i � ablUfy to analyze issues apd t�. )lresent them; and , th e respe<I which other .members and the general pub11j1'{111••J9r blm.' nlf botpic■I ■rid sur tea, lnlkU'lriqi ! Nuionw r,de'a low-<of: SENIOR CITI• ZEN l"flicy, for men an4 women over age ,,, offm bro■d eoveragt • • , liberal bttM&!r • • • and i1'1 suar­ anlffd renewable. Pl'O(«n .��r 111da Uf• t Call I ► IECORDER M@lgs Cou!lfy '· ·"'\>•r• ,.• FOR I PROBATE JU DGE I Vote XI Emmet W. Peoples I tholr. , 1 ' 1:31) • U.:UJ, Combl,ned Pjehlce ol . l"or•blp �d sty�. epoclal mueic. Sermon, 'The Cburd Which W11 �,r,e<!uUl'(I." Nur881')' ,11d hn.ior �ureh for children. S p. m. Youth1 Reefe1tion and meeting, MOndaY, •7 :80 p. m. l'd�nf AJIIIII Women I/ ·Bailey tiome; W,ednMa,y :7 p. m., 1 1 Oho.ir rebearul; '7:41 p, m. -stud¥ ,nq .Pl'•r�r peril>jl . ,:;io I p. tn .Women', Missionary Society. Qua l ified By EXPERI ENCE Forme r COMMON PLEAS and PROBATE JUDGE PRES I DENT ' MEIGS CO. BAR AS�IAT. I ON •· Judicial Bollot Th�r. Hl)*.e•1 lfarker; lf.U Olivier Mr. • At Or Next To Bfi!lf0."9 Of Sm11II Non,,Pirti•�n Flnt laptltt ctiurch, lilt M1h1 · , , /l!l!'fll, Pomfr'!>, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor ! Wm. watsod, &, s. Supt. TUESDAY, NOV. 8th, 19JO !�d 'fl'I. /l!1<1j,1 er,tertai�ed illem�n pf the 'f'id- · dJ/!port 1unlor Hlth fliot!>tll tetm at his home 1'hund•y evenhtg fol­ ·1o,w1ng tJielr f/oj.or.y -qf.ef tl!t C■J­ · Uf.olis Junlor Kish team. Following lhe . .,.,. •lclli ,,... played after . schor! boyS wenl to· the • home of thelr coach for the � tn, 1 me•I. · elMled . U-12 Bl � j' � 1� :;•:.: I I evening monplace to us. Television and jets we could take i n stride. But Space! Who amon« us ex­ pected to live in a Buck Rogers era ? Yet to our youngsters nothing seems more natural than man's invasicin of the universe Everything that went befor-e was preparation: We are ready to blast off. And the man who will esta_bl�sh our first colo_ny C?D Mars is prob­ ably trammg for his mission rn a sixth grade tm.lMioa I H.bn,w1 classroom • • • Was there ever a time whtm religious I I u-,a M U-U 11-U moral and spiritu al development were mor� e.ssei:atial to 011:r youth ? The Truth man will cherish on Earth, and carry with him among the stars, i" being taught every Sunday in our churches. Is your child • • • and the home in which he is growing up • ' • FIT FOR THE AGE ? 1:Jilll'tdJJ>'• tll!IIO f4 1,, I I I CaJ.,.!,'I /IIO, ,r:,i,,n Ill,·. -sf,.;,.,, �r..,t,,,,1 , v•. •t :Board I We grew up yesterday. The planes and ra­ dios which had etartled our parents were com. �!· MAXINE . AlllNSWORTH, Representative Geo rge A. Meinha.,t Of Meigs County Wherever you Uve, you can en­ joy the convenience of gas and modem appU.ncea _ _ _ _ _ _ -wlth Albland Bottled 0.1. A1bl1n4l Bottled Gu � . _ j1 dependable, convenient, stormproof, heat, lnstantly, io Valley Plumbi ng & Heating , Inc. I FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTOR Phil WUll1111,on W. Main St, Athen,, Ohio u,.... child today ! ......., ..."''• """"" ·,...... ..• ... . "''""'* """""'"* �, ..,......., ,,� .... ..•• " ,.oo FLOOR PUSH BROOMS MATS 419c $1 .99 WI L:LIAMSOM OIL . CO. I FtJlo•-· 1 It's hard for grown ups to grasp what it means to be a T"P"IIE CHUIICH P"OII ALL . , • ALL P O ,- THI! CH U R C H TJ., ct.11rcl. i,, 11,e l'"IIHI fMto, .a,11, ro, d.o b.;ld;"I of d!ar..i.., hd ..,..i ,i1i,••ohip. h it a ,1o......,,_ of t1Pi""'411 �•'""· Will,MI a.11,.,.1 0.11,d., Miit,., de,nqcruy Mr (i•ili.z11ia11 <H t111\li>'t, Th••• •.., '""' -� ,ea..,.. why ff'ff1 .,..._ oh.o.ld 111nd ..."'i<eo "'"ladl' •ad •ppo•I 1h. Chiirck. Th,7 aN: ( I ) For Ii,;. •w• Mike. (2) For I,., ckildtH'• Ml•. ()) For lb. ..., of kn _,,,nil)' 111d utior,. (4) For lhe ..,l, . •.I lbc a,,.,,t. i-.lf, whi<h ..,do h11 -1 11111 ■1N1illl •"Pl"'"· Pl.. ., eo 111 doul'ffl ,q�l1tl7 •ad ,._. 7""' Biblt J.11,. I ! Continu1-d from Pagt" One Con1 1nurr l frur11 J• �k, ,,. . r 1ne . hc> re t h ;it ' ..o.e:an � quatlerhact, f'ou l 1 11 was J.. m" k , · 1 ' • 1 hoU "il l nkr. S h o t U p t he nuddle ol hy l>.tVl.!1 on l h ,· ;111 - r i . ' I "me t hc Jack,rl lmr tu !:O all the way a11other ftrs1 ,111 , t l o for the /!eai;on � longnl touch· I He�tcr fol l tn, , d , \ : t 1 down run T ta· run CO\ l'red 99 p1d: u p llro,1 1• . , 1 , . , , .�� .,' · ', , " e• y:i.tc. h and all hut _broke the ba�k ano1ht·!' y1:m! 1 1 11 , : , , ,1 r i h tlo , of the Jadteb 1>p1r1I . , A Ronni,e and uni· SJll,l,i l i ' JI I ' 1, · 1 1 W ineMay tu S1:.:ln pa,� fur the point, ' hrcnrwr rail , d 1 1 , . ,, � u i , the was incomplPlP I needed ,.l'ard.i ,11· Fou r pl., 1 , I J 1 t• 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 'wntor After a n t x,·hange �f pun.ts the _ Jackeh he�an 1o drn•e again I g�:.i.ri.! _ ()or 1 ·, ,J1 . . , 1,, ,, 1 ! 1 t,I ,( ·k.ed PllO\lll g this lime lo the Log�n 1 W h 1 1 t ;; k1ek 11 !1" h 1 ,,11, 1 d t · ,, d t 7 2 JI wa� here !hat Dt>e Gabriel l he Pa11 1 her � 1 1 i 1 , 1 . , 1 1 .-1 1 rl intercepkd a 1/indy p!i.§11 at t he .J.-rh .� on "''•t• 1wr1.1 l , 1 , , i 1 5 ·. :ir ' Z ! ,even .irnd ret urned ii to lhe Lo- fur :i pt.'rso n.,I 1 ,,111 • ''" !'•,nw ro:, " rir�I dO\\ ll .. ,1 I lat· �f , 1,1n .. n q g.ain 44. Winehr(•nn, . .' , r, 1 ., I I , l1•11 1 p ted . Logan mo\·ed _ in ror the score • in ff!\'i'U Jl ) ays wll ' h May g omg p a�!.P'- to P011 i , r1 1 :ri , 11 r1 ., ; 1 1 t l' lui li n over from 1he four . Bainter car• A l l ft: l l mc1,111pl 1 · " • · ( 1 1 t h,, , �s . 14 I ried rnot.t of t h(' dru·e. On one l 'oulin • both I l l ' '1 1 ' ,1 , ,.,I . I .i, k 'lll\·de,I • . p I a y h, ro II ed out to t he Id! on I lcndt' r wen• 1 ...,,1·rl , , 1 , , 1 1 t he a bootleg play and h ad t he Jae· , gain(' for £i�ht i n c• kets defpnses lost unlil he pi c k• (Jn a fou r 1 1, ·' ,.,, . n · ,i , 11;, 1 10 Cd up 37 )' ard5. H u ffini:ton rnm plHt·d ,n <1ni:il t� Wi t h t he , C.:hie/tainl out in lit1l e Reggie l'h<1 l 1 11 a' t h i• 1,1ght front 26 10 6 with four minutes rant l 1 11e and 45 9econd1 lef1 in �he game Buffing ton gai nr,d 't·1 i•n vardt .,, t h � Jacke�s came e ha� g i ng back. to t he one t twn t im e aui•m P i , Illnd mmpleled a Ritt? paFs to .,tie lint! wen· tlt'ld ,h i ,·t n d at ••� 1 11 I Bill y · Harria at the 39 at t he final the P.rn 1 her �(-urm)! 1.1,dl;(·t t 1 un. g Ritk Crow . "' h" � � w1 \l a, rom. t . 1 j The Yellow Jackett: were In eroy's derem 1 1 L• k�dt ·r wa, i n J - l ur the ball g�me all t he way and _.ed and left t he l;(Jmi• 1 n th t- last kept Logaa s Coach. Mel AdamV.<1 uarter. worried as he held h is fint ele- 1 Next we,rk C 'ouh A! t x r 1o• v_en in until 30 seconds left in the I boys will \ [s i t :,.;dsn111 illr u•h i /h i: •, hnal quarter. 1 considered to hf' 1 111 · "' eakrst in STATISTICS the league. It w i l l lu• hoth te ims' 1 · . Middleport LDf,ln , last ch,mcc t 1J 1,1 1 11 � :.:ame rn the � Yards rushing . . . . . ·. 95 348 league. ,1 Yards pauing . . . . 83 98 ' STAT I STICS 1 PHses at tempted . . . 22 9 P om�roy Jicluon ' •' Passes completed 10 5 Yards pa115in;;: 1 !8 o Passes intercepted . 2 1 , Yards rushing 117 21 9 Total yards . . . . . . . 178 446 Passes AtlemplN! 17 4 Yirst downs . . . . . . . 13 1 6 Pas1Ws ComJJle!ed 6 o 1 PunlB . . . . . . . 2 for 70 I for 27 Passes m tercepte1! 2 2 Penalties . . . . . . . . . . 20 100 Total yards 235 2HI 2 Fumblell . . . . . . . . I Firs! downs 12 11 1 1 PcnaH1es 1 Fumbles Losl . . . o 65 , By Quarters: Fumbl.es 5 Middleport . . . . . 0 6 0 0- 6 : Fumbl�s lc>1t 2 Log an . . . . . . . . . 0 14 6 6--26 Scormg: Boothr. 7 yard run; ' Scoring;- Middleport: Baumgard• Wrig ht. 4 yard run F,f' Wright ner, 7 yd. run: Logan, Bainter run. (2). 13 and 99 yd. runs; Brimner, By quarters: pass, 28 yds; May, 4 yd. run. J:Jck siin 8 0 6 0- 1◄ -­ 1 t EP's--Brt- nning , pass. Pomeroy u o o o-i o ' 't I I e;,o-11 1na fubt•Tr" ..,. I GAS SPACE HEATERS St. Ave. Phone 'LY-3-0iiO flt•_,.., / Panthers Lose I I iG,cfd'•� WINTE R TIRES Eltlentlon Cords . . 88c :g, I Middies LtL� I I ,:so. Ttrtttont 77c r:T I �CH 3 Cel iFlalhllc•I• I I 95 And . The State Of Ohio WE HAVE A COMPLETE LI NE OF Pliono WY-MOH HOOVER :::i,H!:!�Clff�� (ell IUt wllllet'e p,1ca1 �LL IIZH (lt1aludl119 co,npa. ■nd lm,oJt car tlaff) AU TYPl!t (nylan, NVOfl, hlM1n1, hl�ffl, J$01lo wallt, -Mt!tff•N•) LOW MICIDI 1 I sn,n tor .,.,...,, J U QCE on a PAIR of new &UARlllnEtl TO liO •.. l'llru Ice, Mud 11111 Snow or WE PAY TIIE TOW! ·1 55 ,_1 Ju1t around the comer. lable for every home use. All heaters can Gas Assoc. Approved. Shop and .ee you buy. Merri■ 1 Here'• ,.,.,,.,,,,," ""'"'" rhllly breath �.:::i1:/L.,.,... Diles .. Ra�ioea r Co. 99 .... ✓ $ Shtd• 54 Union l=um•ce 51 (ot} Colu�, a.thlehem l•ptl,f, r.rea t Bend -MorlllllJ wor•hlp 9.So am; Sundty" ' school 10:11 am; .!venint 7 .o .m. lnctt.rd Church of Christ, .serviCf' 7 : IO pm. , The 11.......etl Chv,dl, ,......, kah:ih Humble, Putor, Jim Rttd, I Supt; Bible £Choo! 9:30 am : .Morn roy, Rev. Waldo J. 81rtel1, Pat• I ing worsbi p 1 0:B O am; Chrl,tlan 1 tor, John Wm. Blaettn■r, Dir. of I E:11duver (Youth} 8 p m; Eveni n, Ch. Ed.uc. Sunday school 9: 15 1m; 1 wor11hi p '1 : 30 : Wewletday P.venl og Worabip hour ID:2� im, lopie: I "On �e Side Line,". Come 1ud BiM� Sludy 7:00 t K.f'tdorn Hall of �ehov1h'• Wit- worship, you ■re Wll!lcome ltet.rtan h:ed Church of Je1 ui nesse� Publie mpetm� Sunday 3 I _ _ __ _ _ ChrlU of Lttter 0 S I h D rTl ' Vr11tchtowC'r study -4 pm, Old 'town Flats on Porria nd 1 � Ible •�•�Y 1'ue1d1y p pin, 6�r­ Junday acbnol 9,30 am; Preac hln i 1ce- IT' "'...t l7Ut: Thursday l pm; lf:n tO·S(' am and Bihle Stud · Y Wed� 1 1st rv qrhM I Thursd a, v a p ,u , aday O pm C W. frnltltt, pas• Da"lvl ll l Pfl1rlm Ho-llM11 C'hurch. Lanesville. Don Wache·n- _I I · r.,'dwty Comm II Ch h 1' �hwan..: Pl810r. 8und11y schonl I Bobby s... .:rles. MWst�r. cr:ck 9. 30 a'!' , Mor11 l n ir worship 10 : 30 s arles. Sunday s:� chOO1 S up l ., : m ; P1lerlm Voulh , 6:4f 'SHn: 1 wu .' .L Sunda Y Sch°4:lI !tarts at 9.30 ,..,.,...,. a. m., Ev3 n eeli1tic service 7-,0 t1 m el· F ' '!' 11' •Yer meeting Tuesday 7 : 4� p. · 1ow.!! 1 hip service Wedne111day· 1 : 30 ;: m Zion Church of Chrl,t, PCHM- r Cllamael 18 - 1:•I a.IL A4 lcM l■POrt Churdt 01 the Nt• 'Oy-Harrlson .. ille Road, Eu,,me 1 11,...,., Rev. Clyde J. BarLlett, "Oveuomlns Resentment Onde r wo.:id. minister. Bible 1r hool Sundav school 9:30 lft\; morning I 9:3() 1m : Mornlnli! worship 10:M wonhip seTVice 10:30. Sermon - -- ---_The Huth Met�tt � church, a 'll; Evenin � worship 7:30 pm. Ro- subject "Occu py "; 7 : 30 Evening I Middleport, Raymo.ii Konkr!ght, service, bert Rerd. Blhlc Schol f.J u pt. • 1ermon "Who Then Can Tltt Syr1tusa MatJlod-:,t Churc lt , BC' Saved"; Prayer meet ing and Pastor. Greeting comm ittee Mr. and Mr■. �leon Ltimbert. Aco­ Rev. Carl Herrin{: , pastor, Carroll I Bible s t udy Wednesday 7:80 pm. lytes serving �oday a rc Michl Norria, Supt. Sunday school 9:30 Naomi Baptl,t--Sund■)' school ,. m.: Worship 7: 30 "Christ and 9:30 a . m. ; WoJrsblp, 11 •· m. pray. Arc her �nd Michl Uoyd. Sunday achoo.I 9.30 J a �k Beeh tle, Supt., the Church " Youth Fellowsh ip., 1 � ■ervice, Wednelday , 7 p. m. om ing wor1h1p 10:30 ser,pion . rpe,1ttr 6 pm Wednesday: Miaweek Bible 8aptl 1t C1 Sunday � he Cbu �ch and Her Redemp• at\ldy '1:30 pm Wednetday. , achoo! 8::BO. lllorn lnE WDNbip, ! '.l' I live Task ; Jr. YF In basement ua l=hurch, L.-.1Jrt F,1lls, R.v. IO:l!S at 6:00 Tom'!lY Baker, presiden t ; Hu"hert Sharp, pastor. Sunday P.utl,1n11, Fl...t lapflst--Sunday 6 :00 pm there j r . S it ups F s t,u � V 1Cb ool · 9:30 am; Worship eervice� achooJ 11:M •· m. Pr,!aching Sun- wdl be a anack w.pper to preceed Sunday eveninir at day ::.w p. m. 1 t�e meeting. Barban Jone.• pre• Church ot th1; NnaNM, MarTilonvlll• Pr-■llyt er.1• - 1 11 dent ; J\eV. Stanle)' McpllUard, Syracuse Rev. Harold H"tmes u school 10 a. m. WYF 7 1 {!istr ict superintendent will �re• nalliy S ; ,11 1tor. Sundav school 9:30 am 1 Mornim!' worship J 0 : 30 11m; NYPS 11m ind Bitile study every Tuea- I side ove� the business seu1on 1eTVI� 1 or . our f1�11t quarterly confere�ce 6 : 30 pm; Ev1mgellet ic 11erv l ces flt � ay. Pr ayer and praise th is evenin g at 7 :30. Cheahu-e 4 : ay 7 pm. )aturd 5 :ver , 1 ra 7: 30 pm: Wednesday 7 : 30 church .people and · p1�tor wlll al P.nhco 10 school -Sunday d TU ee�g; rayer P m , hour esday I 'f:30 pm; Mi■aionary aerv l ce is the I c rn: evangetisttc service, 7:48 pm ; meet with u11. A.11 officers are 1 uqed to be pre,ent; Choir re­ lrd Tuelldar of the moI?th a t 7: 30 WPdnP.sdav Bible studv 7:45 pm. h ,araal . W;e�e&4ay eveni.ng at Rutland Church of tltt __ ;., !f • pm. - C,unday school 9 : 30 am. Morn lna: 1 7 :00 Wll E1 m �er■on, director. Church of Naurenl, Mull,■ rrv,· worship t0: 4e J:v.1 ngelistic ser- Newm 11 n Burdette, organist . Unloa Avu. Pomeroy, llev. E. Z. viC'e 7:45 pm MldWHt pray.er .,.L AL �11_..L ""' -' -rllt, �1-,o,t, I Cox, past�•- Sundar School 9·30: aervi ce Wednesd ay 7:4(1 pm, F�ed I. Gardner. Pastor. 9:30 t lfornfn Wouhlp HMO: NYPS Ill Columbl• Chapel Chrlltli......, �bJ.e ,eJaool, il. C, �teH)I, Supt.; 8:.t5 E'1tnlnt services 1·30: P"ay• Bible school 9:30 am. WQflbip i 0 : 0 Mom� - ��• sermo n ! ., M•elini Thu'rsdav '1:::lrt, service 10:30 am on the H'eond �. 8 Yo�t h , See�i":I ' " &av� , I House of Pra'ftir, Chett•r, fTha and fourth Sundays. . E 1 c�. • Serv ce, se� Y�nln& i 00 } · of ChrlltDexter Church Country Church in Town ) . Ed· 1 Sermon Our Work far ChriSl ; Liond Life. pastor. Sunday school Bible scllool P:30 11m. Preaebta11 Wed. '1 :00 Prayer•m �tlng an.d 9:30 am : Lari Bo1gs, Supt.; Morn- , 10:30 am on the first and third Bible study,. Wed. 8.00 Choir 1 Ing worship 1 1 am· Evangelistic iunilays. pra Mice; W� . • 8:lS at Ru tland: ' servke 7:SO. Rutland Church of Chnf _ e�urdl leader• trainina class. l=1lnrlew Chu rc h, ltv. Dwight 13ihle school 0:30 am : Wrnhlp _....let Churah, .POfft- , Spencer. p 11stor, Sunday school service 1 0 : 30 am : Voutb eroy, Eu1e11,e· Brown, Minister. ' 9:30 am. Supt. Herbert Roush; ship 6 pm; Worship 7 pm. C� urch ICb�l 1:1� am K_enneth Perntrov Chu rch of Chrfat _ Young Peoples meetlng each Sun30 am !mley, Supt., Wonblp 1 day at 6:45 Pin: preachU'lt 7:30 Sunday S<'hool 9:30 am; Mornke , MYF Mua Choice t A. Ka I , ' � pm ; prayer meeting Wednesday in!? wonhiP 10:30 am·: Ev nint th .JunlQII& and Senion pm 6 · � nc worshin 3:3o nm: Prayer meeti '1:30 pm. 11 m miaaion• meet at 7 I· o FrM Methodist Church, L■unl and Bible study 7:30 pm Wedne• �>' C: pm; Of!ic11l 7:U ppi Mrs. Cliff, l\ev. R. Eugene Gell, pas- dav. utb �ompkµll, �ll'Dll'n; Tues- . y tor. Sunday sehool 9:30 Phil I Kingsbury Church - Sunda :ay 7.30 Pm Quarler�JI . ConferWise, Supt.; Mornin� worship · school 9:30 am; Worship service e!l� ev, Stanley McGllh,prd pre� 10:30 am: Youth servke 7 pm: I 10:30 ■m . di ng, Wed. 9 •m Pra)'e r meet- 1 Evangelistic 1ervJce 7:30 pm; Mid La"flvllle Con1�tlon11" Chr1 :� g ,. Wed. 7 pm Ch ir rehearsal ? wee'-, prayer service Wednesda y tl1n Church--..'iund ay s chool 9 : 30 Mrs. John Werry, director. am: Worshio .service 10:SO am. '1:30 'l)m. 1 Th& l=eder■tH Church, PoffiffOY SevffltM>ey Adventist ltyull Run l=rN Methodist: bert E. Smith, Sr., pastor: Sunday -'124 : Butternut A\le. DAV Hall) roy, Rev. Waldo J. ·parteJ.a, P•s­ SchOM- 9«1 a. m.,iW01'ley Ha· Iey:, iabhlth _..d..2 41ra: "Worshf? tor. John Wm. ,8laettbat, Dir/ of Sunday Education. 4Upt.; Mornin g worship 10:30 a . m. service S : 15 pm; servttts ere Sat- Christian Hour Youth servke, 6:45 p. m.; Evan• urday. Prayer meetinf Thursday sch ool 9 : 15 am; Worship 10:25 am, . sermon "W'tlat Of To­ gelislic mess,n'e, 7:30 p, , m.; Pray- 7:30 pm, Church of God, Mt, Moriah- morrow?"; Youlh Fellow1htp 5:45 eer meetine. Thursdav 7-�o p_ m. , Pentffo.tal Ass•mMY. R-,,uf!I 1 24 Rnv. Jr, M. Tibbs, Putot pm; Federated Cirde meeting Dorcas. E. Codner. n�stor. Sundav Sunday school 9:45 am; Worship · Wednesday 7:SO pm; Choir tte­ school 1 1 am: Child!'iUJ'S Church I s@rvice 1 1 1m: Praver meeUn� , hearsal Thursday . 7: 30 ,pm. Come 3 nm: Wor11hic 1':31"l pm Sunday, I Tue11day '7:30. pm; Young people and ,worship, you ire welcome. Methodist Church, Alfr1MI, Rt¥. Tu•Mla v a'nd Friday, ' Ftidity 7:30 pm, Bradbury Cllurdt of Chrl,t; Art I C�rleton lnterdenomlnalll'!fl•I Robert R. Card, Pa■tor. Sunday ' Marr.um, minister: Bible School. at Klni?sbury Road-Sunday school srhool · 9:30 Lloyd Ditun�r, supt. Mornin g worshi p 1 0:80; Christian 1 9:80 am: Worshio hour 10:30 am; Worahle services at 10:415 with Herman Taylor leader. Sunday E:nde,vor 6 p.m.: £vening• wonhlp, every other S11nd1f , ewentng -1t 7:30 reaular meeting J or MYF; Tuesda y evenlng Nov. 8th, WSCS meellng at the home I of Genevieve Guthrie: Wednes- ! day eveniQg 7:30 m id-week pray, er services. · F irst Baptist Church, Racine, · Rev. Arthur R. McCauley, PasDe_111Pcrattc i tor. Chester Simpson, Supt. 9:30 Candidate For am Sunday achool; 10;(1 •f . Morning worship " A Lessen. iil ' Worship''; 5:45 pm Senior BYF; [ 8:® pm Evening service "HOw Moses Speaks To Us"; We�p,e�u 7 :30 pm Prayer meeting. Your Vote and lkthlohom 11pNot """""' Great Bend, Rev, Artltur .&, lie- I Influ•'lt(' Cauley, Palltor. Robert Lewis, Will Be Appreciated Supt. 9:30 ant Mor,ninc worship and Sunday aehool ''A. Ipison in . A Life Long Resident Worship"; 7:00 fm EVM1Jn r ser- ' Of • Middleport. vice •'How Mp• Spt11t11 l'o Us'' Pd. Pol. Adv. Tho - United P1Nl,wlo, l■n Church, Syracuu, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, Pastor. 9:00 11m Morn• ing worship sw,,iee. ier.anon "God's El�"; 10:!)!t Pl Sunday school; 7:io , pm l&b,on to m«iet in the anns . · The first Unlte4 Prelbyterfan Church, Middleport, Rev. Howard [ Ruppel!, P11tor. 9:1() 8µ"4,y sphool, 10:80 ■m WOl'llbln ,en,ic, ' Sermon 1'God's Elect',,.- senior j choir anthem "Jeaus Savior Pilot Me" ; 5:30 WYF meetlnc; Monday Nov. '1 Sea,1011- to meet In the I paston 1tudy; Wednesday 6:30 pm J!,lniqr cb.olr; 7:00 pm �nlor �:.a Save Batteries, battery service and information at Dutton Drug Store for Meigs County. 1 - I' Inv estigate Todn y , , No Cost 9r Ob/igc,tion Hemlock Greve, Ohio Phone WY-l-t794 11■ �� •I;�; of .scrimmage after Gallipolis kick- I I Fra:ttyib1,1r9 48 May ivillt 7 O H IO HIGH SCHOOL SC ORES biter , D uncan e<l off. Two pl.a.,, 1 L1nca,t...- 81S 2.6 ,11aun uy Oo�•r I P Ml lnt'1'nationa l Unlt&id B rambled 27 )'ards lo ma ke i i 6· 0. � . Vernon :30 Ol-lew,ire Willi• 1 4 Mt S Chil icothe 2 [incut. , 1 6 Paul Evans ran the ex tra points. 8•rM Unlor, 44 Br.men 22 GrNnfl«IA � a Wuhineton c. 1-1, 1 1 Four m i nutes lu. t er , Evans raced 'Madi10n 42 Jeffenon 6 Mt. Vernon 30 Deliwa,.. 14 42 yards with Roderi ck adding t he 1 Sprlntr leld lO Norton 6 Wilmington 20 HIiisboro 3 poin t s after to make it 16•0, [ With 9; 1 0 remaining in the sec- Canal W tnchNttr 44 Franklort l9 HIGH SCHOOL BASK&1BA:_ L ond pe�iod Roderick slammed U rb.l na 30 BHl•y 14 Carthage Troy 5 7 over from the 14. Dan Howard Col. South 14 Col, Aquln11 0 RorN . Can■a ri S6 added the points alter lo make it Meulllott 56 Toi. W1:lt• 1' 24-0. La W in lhe period, sopho- Allit nce 54 iteubtnvlll• H more How...S b� IOQSe for •1 Me nlf'leld 52 Canton McKinley i i yard& .and RQderick a� two to Mlddletown· 41 Deyton Punbar 1 2 Zanesvlll• 14 Marlett• 0 m ake it 32-0 b.Y inle�i!lilan . In the third i1'Jn111, aubs 'werl:! in 1 . and ou t but it wa» ue,ular J oe trooksv 1 II• 36 C1ldwell I OIi.ct SU,....OOIIIIT Duncan ramming over from the Philo 22 Ros.ev llla I Glouster 9 New Lexin1ton 41 rive to make ll 38--0. Evans � as McC onnelsvilla 9 Fo rt , F ry• 6 smeared on the 1 tteTppted points --- _ __ ___ __ _ after. During the final 11Lan�a wit h . Gallia's subs ill act ion, Billy Conley drove over from t)le t h ree and added the points after lo mike it 46·0. Gallipolis had 14 firs t downs to WeUston'1 e ight and gained 886 net yarda rushing while lhniting t h e Rotkets to 1 16. Sophomore Dan Howard was Gallia's bi& sun wit h 120 yards in 1 1 carries. By quarters: Gallipolis 16 16 6 8---46 Wellston . 0 O O 0-- O Act Today- Don't Delay , AVERY NELSON but FOOTBALL SCORES lmprovtd hearing provide■ happier llvlng for you •nd those around you. ] For Further Det1ll1 Phone or Write tie't Mff yet, =�f:.�;,;;,.: .';·,�;:. d I hawt worn 01h•r typet of hitarin1 olds for yton , , • ,her, I trlad Quall­ ton•'• Minialurt Hldd1n Ear and I lmmtdlo!aly ,tOlliitd ho"' lncomsplcu­ out It 11 to wtor, and how wperlo, I" performance becouH there i!i no cloth­ lna nollt or body ttath:. IMt M all, lt't tiny and comfortable and can be worn behind either .cir . eoslly ond lncon,plcv�.,.,ly by either mtn or women. I'd ri•v•r be wl1hout It again. J !1' IEMOD£UNG PROJECTS TO US IASIMENT IOOMJ DOIMIU •IIEZIWAYt!i OAIAOIS 12 '''"' th, "Id French 4-Daily Senlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov . 5, 1 960 "lnry•H btwt t•••, I ... , 6:.tt11 - but n■ tH frnow1 , ,. � frii"Th• tiny HJdd1n l•r - ,1•, .. life wonderful a9aln." ■INC YOUR HOME REPAIR KITCHINI 'IATHI � ADDITIONS AHIC toClltll - . . u, I ........ i�� 1 ... ... 1\r- The At hens Bul ldogs continued to keep pace on the SEOAL lead• 1 ers Friday ni g ht as they thundered lo a 60· 6 victory over the hPple11s Nelsonville Greyhounds. The game nex t Friday between t he Bulldogs and Gallipolis at Gal• H polis now slack s up t o ue the top , game of lhe season and should be I ont• of th1• finest root ball contests witnc!lseil in 1ht' iEOAL in many years Mo;,1 Bennett scored three TD's on runs of one, t h ree :md 1 1 yards. l'huck JJoylee scored two on rums or 59 and 4H yards. Jo h n Grogan I 11cored on a 66 yard punt return in th t� t h ird period. Robbie Frey scor• [. ed two 'l'Ds on a seven yard run and t hen took a pass for 33 yarrl t1 from ,John Williams. Ron Deveau 1 scorf'd 1 h<' final At hens TD. Extrn poinls were mad e by end Barry Wilson on a pass from B i l l Biggs_ Chuck Bowles scored a l wo point conversion on a run, and llich Bacon and Paul Achman each kicked an EP. At h ens h :1d 365 yards on t he ground aJld completed two or 12 pa !llles £or anoth er 85 yards to give t hem a t otal of 440 yards. They had 1 7 first downs to Nelsonvi llc's four. Nelsonville had 64 yards ground and S I through the air o n two out of ten at tempts for a total yardage of 95. They scored their only TD of the game late in the final pt>riod ploying agJinst Athens �ond strinGer11 . D�e Anderson ran eigh t yard r; lo clfl) 11 short drive I ha! started on t h e At hens. 45. Hy quarters: 20 8 19 13-60 Al hl•ns Nelsonville O o o 6-- 6 --- NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mei■, WUb , · - --- I I I ''"' ;" d , two passes intercepted to one for I Wahuma. punted five times •~r .i J J yurt average lo five t imes OOt for o 42 y11rd average for Waha- l I I ma I STATISTICS WELLSTON _ Gallip�lis scored Wahama Rutlan4 early and of ten h ere Friday nig h t [ j Yards rushing 36 307 to dump Wellst oJl's Golden Roc k . 1 1 88 Y11rd.11 passing 40 ets 46-0. The win, G1lli11 Academy's 1 Total yards 224 347 eighth of the seawn against no setPassf's attem pted 34 8 backs, as,ured Coach Ch uck SLo. a 1 hart 's Blue Devils or at l e nt a 17 ]'asses completed PasSl"s mtercepted 2 t tie for the SEOAL crown. It is t he 5 [or 3 1 5 for 42 PunLs (:l\' . j IS Firsl downs 8 to Easter,n J 28. 2 25 Pena lties 0 1 • In lht . second quart er R1y , , Coleman intercepted I BobC'at By Quarters: o o o 6- 8 1 pass lo se t up �astern'& second W:i h ama . _ . . _ o . 8 7 0- 1 5 touchdown and 1 11 t he third quarRutland : TDs Wahama , Yonker: 9 yd. ter . a �ecovered fumble set up 1 pass; Rutland: Combs, 16 yd. their rmal score. . It t good a was on effort eam run , Hobste t ter. 78 yard run; [ t he pa rt of the Eastern 1 1 as EP's Combs, pass. . . they played gotfd defen111ve and Individual Yerd•8t ofrensive ball all the way. W•ham• STATI STICS Jewell, 3 t imes £or 8 yards. E■stern Mar,nan Hargraves, 5 times for 7 Jost. I . Yards rus�mg 1 13 1 33 1 Rogers, 4 times for 9 yards. Yards passmg 41 65 Russell fi ti mes for "8 yards. Passes attempted 6 11 Yonker, once tor 4 yards. Passes comple ted 3 7 Rutland O l Hobstet t er, 17 t imes for 141 yd•· Intcreepted 8 15 1 Firs t downs . . combs, 15 times ror 128 yds. Punls 7 £or 322 6 for 216 Mart in, 7 t imes for 23 yds. Total yardage 154 198 Brogan, once for 8 yds. I By quarters: Du gan on<'e for 7 yds, .... 1 � ::� 60-0 Rampage All Ouatom Buil t To Fit Any S1 z1• GAHS A I- --- • • Another Good Buy • • • FROM BAKER'S LI NOLE UM RUGS Wit• Uie ltope '' rwlH, In •o me a1easure, fo•t r and help ,r ..,.,.,. tllat .,.,e• f• good '" fa adlt, and _eommunlty life, fltfs 9 -me• appear ooroae. . ' � •.,. .... • r - • I. . . ..,._1 ARNOLD'S SOHIO STATION Closed Each Lord's Day Rock Springs Road • Pomeroy /1 tions, I ha ,•e been unable lo contact ea<'h voter in Meigs County personally . HEINER'$ BAKERY I ,ask · your support and vole Bakers Of Good Bread Huntington, ntf ...mD STEEL WC)RKERS I W. at the polls for m}' election of Va. coun ty recorder. FOR� & ABBOTT . Custom Built Kitchens STIFFLER RED �R OHIO VALLEY· BAKING CO. FRANCIS FLORIST HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Makers Pomeroy CITl�'S NATIONAL BANK (The Friendly Bank) llllddleport ' IARR & YAN ZANDT r,10TOR SAW Cadlllac-Oldsm blle-R1111bler Pomeny � W. !Jlla St, • Un. . . · W,W.S ANTH�Y · Plnmblng & Heat1n1 St.-Mlddleporl,,Ph, WY•!-!Ht SU■-.IME ICE CREAM CO. 1 !!"""' Paul Kloes From Jackson Cou nty - · JAMES A- RHODES Holsum Bread THE BEST Support lhe' Church of Your Choice .Veil Moln Street STATE AU DITOR Pomeru1 I N TH E HAYES and RUSCHEL GARAGE H ISTO RY OF OH IO VOT E - • GENERAL REPAIRING Ph. WY-Z-3 151 Middleport STARK DRUGS o . of Helpful and courteous service pledged if I am clecled to the office. . Respectfully, Pd. Pol. Adv. MlddlepoJ:t W. Va• Pomeroy'& Budget Shopping Center Ml Due to camp.aign time: limita­ Middleport Yotii Dodge & Plymou.th Pealer Middleport, Oblo Phone WY-2-1844 Far Meigs County RECORDER BAKER FURNITURE I. Ii. :RAWLINGS & SONS CO• Take Someone to Church with You Sunday Ret11Ublican Candid1l1t Middleport 115 1!. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Phoij.e WY-2-1480 5818, Paul "Corky" Kloes Jeweler and Optometrist Natlpnwi�e Insurance of Columbus, 0. �rl!iOn �•11:«: ELECT B. H. SANBORN MAX WARD AGENCY OF AMERICA· I N MI DDLEPORT, OHIO Furniture and Appliances Cheoltt, Ohio Phone YU-5-% 125 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy FOR GOOD GOVER NMENT Your Wal�_een Agency Phone WY-!-1588 HOME LAUNDRY CO• J. P. Joachim, Prop. Mldd!eport 12 )2 Baku, ' Furnitu re '. ,..,. - · RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY THE DAILY SENTINR X 12 X feattare b •••-ored t,y the 1,u •iness firms and organization, u,lose • Phone WY-2-!057 KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ted S U fe•!IJ!lnf' � � veltles, Bulk � �4 � MltldleP!>rl Rt. 1 Phone WY-2-�748 ' � lHL . · Mltldl ':lt• t. . ,1 Pd. Pol. Adv. _Filma �ere ahown by Mr. Harker . ___,..,.........,.., ----,...--,___.,._....,....,...,.,..,J, 4ur1�, l4l" ,,��i'!' . • .....,;.------� ..;._,.____.;...___________, .. RE-E LECT JAM ES A. RHO DES - fOR J\UDITOR OF STATE (X) JAMES A. RHODES '---------------,-,i '".. . Pol . Adv, �. .. . . . . ... . . ' . . ..' . • ' <> • • ' ' -�-- .. -- .. Ian d ll pend s W a h a ma . 1 5 -6 .it& 1960 foot• nlght with a •Ulfying l 5-6 rlval Wah 11.ma Y- ,, I llama 23. l!oblitetter got 10, a nd aher a f 1 \le yard �nalty , Combs went 1n from t he 16. Hobstetter pas�ed t o Combs for the 8 · 0 score Rut land's second TD came even qui('ker in the third period. The Falcons h ad stopped a Rutland m,1rch on t he Wa h ama �. but had to purtl out. From t heir own 13, Rutland scored in PXact ly three plays. <'ombs got two. then 1 1 , and l l ohstetler spun into the dear from tbe 22 and went all t he wa y. This t ime Duvid PicrC'e's kick for t he extr11 point was good and it was urn. Rutland completely dominat ed the game on the tfOLlild. The Hcd Devils rolled up 307 yards on the turf, added 40 by passing t hree times SUl'Ct'ssfully in eight tries tor a total of 347 yards. Wah.ama gained only 36 on t h e ground but ih 188 in the air gave the falcons a respe'C table 224 total yards gained. Rutland had 1 3 first downs , Wahama ei gh t ; 25 yards in penalt ies to 20 for Wahama; h a d -- -- - ------ rrnu• l'ilrly 1n Lhe fourth period al tt·1 l ht· l·f rd De111h h.id tall ied uµ 1 11 l• 1r 15 1mints . i\ 1 w;1y.,, t1angerous W a harna's Larr} l l argra\'es. quarterback, I ,1 110 had l 1(•t•n doing most o( t h e -...i ith �n B·l I 1u.,,.� 1n�. /·ailed on Yonkers tu Y twice, us- pa�-• t o huu good £or 36 yard11 :r lo 1�;kc o� e tu 1 ht• Hutland 39. A pass In teru t w i h Jun l l'J"t' 11t · , , t·all (JUI lhe ball on the a'tl d tht> 0ther H 1u l,1 1 1 d 9 011 the next play , and 1li Lee Combs . 1 h1•n Harsr1wes passed to Yonk,·r for the fin11I nine yards. Yu11kcr · � try for t ht> extra poin t 1 1 1 1�,ed 1"1H- lted Devils had trouble rnlltng a1 f1rs1. The first 1)cnod was a pair o r ___ _ p u m exchanges hy bo th dubs. But w11h 4 Vi minu t es gone in �I D UfJ-Loris C. t lw second period Coach Jim editar or the Re• Vennari's boys had their l"ha11ce .Well' Nrves bot h They AOI pu!ISCS!lion on their own a n , today was SO after one or M i ller's fine tn Alumnus of pu11ts. Martin paSbed to quarter• It �nt State Univer• haek Uarry Brog an £or eig ht, Combs di eked otr 25 to the Wa- ,:i:. :f• I ll MI N UM Bulldogs Rip Up Hounds With ' 'J'tiph, TNck - Self Storing :qiipQ:l,�'J')ON IJOIM and SCREEN DOORS klrt1 Bu ilders Supply Co. II amy l'lione WY-Z-3748 Doy or Evening Middleport RD I Road .....,........ .,.. . .. wW. 1elldlH et -■terl1l1 ........ ,.,,. ''' '' • . YNl'II Do Belter At . . .. ........ � I .... ......... ._ .. .,_ ..111r. •• • i· _.,. wit•,,,.....,,.... ,..... ., ., ......1..., ..... _,.... .. • • I I I I I I •..................'".., The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' !' I ....... N flWI JH fft'II Do· Better Al . . . Th, .Pomeroy Cement B loc l Cc. .. . ... ,.... ......... ooltoW. ­ ...." .......... ............ ..,. -. .. .... ,. ..., ........, .. ... ,1 .. .. ........ ...."""'. l■e hr HJ ,.••••11.. Piece Of�;� � F ba II Tt"t}e I , ::� Eastern Rallies To llllP Hannan By 20•16 CoUill , Coach Bo_b Ashley s Eas�er n E�gles c�n t �nued to roll Fnday mght, 11 \t ppm g past II stubborn Ha n e n Boheat elPVcn 20·16 al Ea!! tern . . . The Bobcats took the opc m ng k1ckoH and nu1rched down field for the opening lOl)chdown "'.ith . three minu tes left rn the f1 rsl quarter. Cornell scored from the three, and Co�ratl added the eitra poin t s wlth II run At the s1art of t he �econd quarter the Eagle� began t o roll. &astern h eld the Hannan oHense and forced a punt. Lawrence Ha11bargen look Cornell'! punt at t �e Eastern �6 and be�md beau• bful down held bloc_km g went all lhe way _ for the fm1l Eastern se?re, Melvi n Ballard ran the middle of the Bobcat !me £or the extras. Th ree minu tes la ter t he Eagles came roaring �ack a_nd Hasbar­ . gen scored agam. This time the Eagles took to the air route (or the score and Nick Leonard :dn . corked a 21 yard aerhal for the t ouchdown. The run for the e,nra point11 was stopped. . Eastern ran the ball_ nine t ! mes from scrimmage m the first . h11 l£ to roll up a 14 to 8 halftime lead. Midway in the third quarter Eastern added another qulck touchdown when Leonard jaun ted up t he middle for 27 yards. The ru n for the extras was stoppeel. In the fourth quarter with aeven aeconda remaining in the . game, Paul Young flipped 11 !ix 1 yard aerlal to Bob Waterson for a touchdown and added the ex• tras with a poss lo ,Jack Powers, Uannan's Bobcats with 1 1 �n· iors on t he first tea m gpve 'the SVAC l'homps fi ts for four qua r­ lers, con t rolling the·;bo.11 69 playa j NO MONIY DOWN IAIY IUDIIIT TIIMI I 1 I I j I I I I I - -- 1 j .. yow healing need■• I, : PomeroJ WE BELIEV E TH E RE-L.ECTIOM · . OF ' . • Wil l Be A Real Service To The People Sn be rudJ' , See Pomero1, Ohio .'.' Having served with GEORGE A. MEINHART for several terms, we would· like to present some facts in relation to his legislative service which we are IIU'e he would not say in bis-6\Y!] liebaH:. Serving his fifth consecutive term in the Hollie ofRepresenlatives - 1�51-52, 1953-54, 1955-56, 1957-58 and 1959-60. Was one of leading advocates f)f !hi! Wlleeler Act, 111bleh relur111 Lo 111� counties, municipalities and town­ ships the revenue from the auto'!lobile license tax, for 11t,e en local_hla'hways and streets. f Supported Increased beneflta for the �I s n,edy "ed cltl&ens, lncludiJlg additional medical, .hospital and burial expenses, and will continu& to l�pport 111ch lejlalation. '!! � .....I" $29.95 UP -,J; A voting record in a legislative body is only one Indication of· nieiiiber's·feal worth, since 90% of legielalive aotlvity is composed of study, reseateh, drafting and committee �AX WARD "'- WY.Z-1460 -..,. Ohio I l l .,. 21111 L.c.::�•==, I I ·I • Served on the Taxation Commltll!e of lb, House and voted conslstenl!y for economy in· government without sacrificing essenllal services to our pcople. I • ough in favor of reasonable revenue-inOpposed excessive lax-hil<e prqsram Of pll!HIII 1dminlltratlon, all.b · 1 , . • crease measures. Has consistently opposed b!g "!'Dlr•IIMd JOl/eniment and supported meuure• to keep government close lo . the people, W!l.b more local control over spendln( of tu-payers' money. · Wlll oppose movement designed to take � in the Hou.,e they are now guaranl<!ed by the Ohlo,P,!lstnulion. of .filu!leJan, and fillllJ!CIO question,. a,co811iua4 for his Ilg), kriowle!!il, ' ,. . valu■b le in publle aemce. In ■ legi,easely �'I'• beeo'!l"s lnclllpe1!ublo, · No .,,. 1npn U., i!lrllilt >1111� of an able legislator, . i.lb Wy, 1..-. of servkle doell lld!I fQ bow A-My wlll lleHflt MEIGS County peoplr GMleral · &e '1'11.o -nlutn of GEO,�I A, MBUililA•il' . ' · . ■IHI ·Ille litate of Ohio. COIOIITTEE CAMPAIGN. E OHJ.o REPUBLICAN LEGISLA,TIV .. . ,, , , ' . � Donald Rolle, Cincinnati John J. Cheil<!r, C�an � J'!ll!b\Ji ,,er 1 I ' · --- John Henderson, C11111bl'!Ut na'l'IONWIDJ -� • • • • • • • <wllfl ••• -. 11111M. ,...... 'llelp County and other small counties tbe one represeulalive " "' M i!rcrrul!.llflt WIIUam Bllrton, Cl�lfn!I ,, ' � 'P"•• ' • '. ' 1·-¥ � •\ t \ IWa, Plain -- ., Harry €row!, • c� , t p· -� '- • .. Ro-1 I h.-- 1 I I . Frank 03yton McClure, . Ashland Pd. Pol. Adv . ' I I , 1 1 . The undersigned Oh io Republican �gislative Campailn Cl>mn\(ltee ls · compooed of former members of the OhlQ Legislature who have retired. We know that a legislator'a vai�e to _ ttt,e .Ass'einbly is determined by bis will­ ingness to wo rk at the job; his knowled.le of governmental plob!�l/i � ablUfy to analyze issues apd t�. )lresent them; and , th e respe<I which other .members and the general pub11j1'{111••J9r blm.' nlf botpic■I ■rid sur tea, lnlkU'lriqi ! Nuionw r,de'a low-<of: SENIOR CITI• ZEN l"flicy, for men an4 women over age ,,, offm bro■d eoveragt • • , liberal bttM&!r • • • and i1'1 suar­ anlffd renewable. Pl'O(«n .��r 111da Uf• t Call I ► IECORDER M@lgs Cou!lfy '· ·"'\>•r• ,.• FOR I PROBATE JU DGE I Vote XI Emmet W. Peoples I tholr. , 1 ' 1:31) • U.:UJ, Combl,ned Pjehlce ol . l"or•blp �d sty�. epoclal mueic. Sermon, 'The Cburd Which W11 �,r,e<!uUl'(I." Nur881')' ,11d hn.ior �ureh for children. S p. m. Youth1 Reefe1tion and meeting, MOndaY, •7 :80 p. m. l'd�nf AJIIIII Women I/ ·Bailey tiome; W,ednMa,y :7 p. m., 1 1 Oho.ir rebearul; '7:41 p, m. -stud¥ ,nq .Pl'•r�r peril>jl . ,:;io I p. tn .Women', Missionary Society. Qua l ified By EXPERI ENCE Forme r COMMON PLEAS and PROBATE JUDGE PRES I DENT ' MEIGS CO. BAR AS�IAT. I ON •· Judicial Bollot Th�r. Hl)*.e•1 lfarker; lf.U Olivier Mr. • At Or Next To Bfi!lf0."9 Of Sm11II Non,,Pirti•�n Flnt laptltt ctiurch, lilt M1h1 · , , /l!l!'fll, Pomfr'!>, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor ! Wm. watsod, &, s. Supt. TUESDAY, NOV. 8th, 19JO !�d 'fl'I. /l!1<1j,1 er,tertai�ed illem�n pf the 'f'id- · dJ/!port 1unlor Hlth fliot!>tll tetm at his home 1'hund•y evenhtg fol­ ·1o,w1ng tJielr f/oj.or.y -qf.ef tl!t C■J­ · Uf.olis Junlor Kish team. Following lhe . .,.,. •lclli ,,... played after . schor! boyS wenl to· the • home of thelr coach for the � tn, 1 me•I. · elMled . U-12 Bl � j' � 1� :;•:.: I I evening monplace to us. Television and jets we could take i n stride. But Space! Who amon« us ex­ pected to live in a Buck Rogers era ? Yet to our youngsters nothing seems more natural than man's invasicin of the universe Everything that went befor-e was preparation: We are ready to blast off. And the man who will esta_bl�sh our first colo_ny C?D Mars is prob­ ably trammg for his mission rn a sixth grade tm.lMioa I H.bn,w1 classroom • • • Was there ever a time whtm religious I I u-,a M U-U 11-U moral and spiritu al development were mor� e.ssei:atial to 011:r youth ? The Truth man will cherish on Earth, and carry with him among the stars, i" being taught every Sunday in our churches. Is your child • • • and the home in which he is growing up • ' • FIT FOR THE AGE ? 1:Jilll'tdJJ>'• tll!IIO f4 1,, I I I CaJ.,.!,'I /IIO, ,r:,i,,n Ill,·. -sf,.;,.,, �r..,t,,,,1 , v•. •t :Board I We grew up yesterday. The planes and ra­ dios which had etartled our parents were com. �!· MAXINE . AlllNSWORTH, Representative Geo rge A. Meinha.,t Of Meigs County Wherever you Uve, you can en­ joy the convenience of gas and modem appU.ncea _ _ _ _ _ _ -wlth Albland Bottled 0.1. A1bl1n4l Bottled Gu � . _ j1 dependable, convenient, stormproof, heat, lnstantly, io Valley Plumbi ng & Heating , Inc. I FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTOR Phil WUll1111,on W. Main St, Athen,, Ohio u,.... child today ! ......., ..."''• """"" ·,...... ..• ... . "''""'* """""'"* �, ..,......., ,,� .... ..•• " ,.oo FLOOR PUSH BROOMS MATS 419c $1 .99 WI L:LIAMSOM OIL . CO. I FtJlo•-· 1 It's hard for grown ups to grasp what it means to be a T"P"IIE CHUIICH P"OII ALL . , • ALL P O ,- THI! CH U R C H TJ., ct.11rcl. i,, 11,e l'"IIHI fMto, .a,11, ro, d.o b.;ld;"I of d!ar..i.., hd ..,..i ,i1i,••ohip. h it a ,1o......,,_ of t1Pi""'411 �•'""· Will,MI a.11,.,.1 0.11,d., Miit,., de,nqcruy Mr (i•ili.z11ia11 <H t111\li>'t, Th••• •.., '""' -� ,ea..,.. why ff'ff1 .,..._ oh.o.ld 111nd ..."'i<eo "'"ladl' •ad •ppo•I 1h. Chiirck. Th,7 aN: ( I ) For Ii,;. •w• Mike. (2) For I,., ckildtH'• Ml•. ()) For lb. ..., of kn _,,,nil)' 111d utior,. (4) For lhe ..,l, . •.I lbc a,,.,,t. i-.lf, whi<h ..,do h11 -1 11111 ■1N1illl •"Pl"'"· Pl.. ., eo 111 doul'ffl ,q�l1tl7 •ad ,._. 7""' Biblt J.11,. I ! Continu1-d from Pagt" One Con1 1nurr l frur11 J• �k, ,,. . r 1ne . hc> re t h ;it ' ..o.e:an � quatlerhact, f'ou l 1 11 was J.. m" k , · 1 ' • 1 hoU "il l nkr. S h o t U p t he nuddle ol hy l>.tVl.!1 on l h ,· ;111 - r i . ' I "me t hc Jack,rl lmr tu !:O all the way a11other ftrs1 ,111 , t l o for the /!eai;on � longnl touch· I He�tcr fol l tn, , d , \ : t 1 down run T ta· run CO\ l'red 99 p1d: u p llro,1 1• . , 1 , . , , .�� .,' · ', , " e• y:i.tc. h and all hut _broke the ba�k ano1ht·!' y1:m! 1 1 11 , : , , ,1 r i h tlo , of the Jadteb 1>p1r1I . , A Ronni,e and uni· SJll,l,i l i ' JI I ' 1, · 1 1 W ineMay tu S1:.:ln pa,� fur the point, ' hrcnrwr rail , d 1 1 , . ,, � u i , the was incomplPlP I needed ,.l'ard.i ,11· Fou r pl., 1 , I J 1 t• 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 'wntor After a n t x,·hange �f pun.ts the _ Jackeh he�an 1o drn•e again I g�:.i.ri.! _ ()or 1 ·, ,J1 . . , 1,, ,, 1 ! 1 t,I ,( ·k.ed PllO\lll g this lime lo the Log�n 1 W h 1 1 t ;; k1ek 11 !1" h 1 ,,11, 1 d t · ,, d t 7 2 JI wa� here !hat Dt>e Gabriel l he Pa11 1 her � 1 1 i 1 , 1 . , 1 1 .-1 1 rl intercepkd a 1/indy p!i.§11 at t he .J.-rh .� on "''•t• 1wr1.1 l , 1 , , i 1 5 ·. :ir ' Z ! ,even .irnd ret urned ii to lhe Lo- fur :i pt.'rso n.,I 1 ,,111 • ''" !'•,nw ro:, " rir�I dO\\ ll .. ,1 I lat· �f , 1,1n .. n q g.ain 44. Winehr(•nn, . .' , r, 1 ., I I , l1•11 1 p ted . Logan mo\·ed _ in ror the score • in ff!\'i'U Jl ) ays wll ' h May g omg p a�!.P'- to P011 i , r1 1 :ri , 11 r1 ., ; 1 1 t l' lui li n over from 1he four . Bainter car• A l l ft: l l mc1,111pl 1 · " • · ( 1 1 t h,, , �s . 14 I ried rnot.t of t h(' dru·e. On one l 'oulin • both I l l ' '1 1 ' ,1 , ,.,I . I .i, k 'lll\·de,I • . p I a y h, ro II ed out to t he Id! on I lcndt' r wen• 1 ...,,1·rl , , 1 , , 1 1 t he a bootleg play and h ad t he Jae· , gain(' for £i�ht i n c• kets defpnses lost unlil he pi c k• (Jn a fou r 1 1, ·' ,.,, . n · ,i , 11;, 1 10 Cd up 37 )' ard5. H u ffini:ton rnm plHt·d ,n <1ni:il t� Wi t h t he , C.:hie/tainl out in lit1l e Reggie l'h<1 l 1 11 a' t h i• 1,1ght front 26 10 6 with four minutes rant l 1 11e and 45 9econd1 lef1 in �he game Buffing ton gai nr,d 't·1 i•n vardt .,, t h � Jacke�s came e ha� g i ng back. to t he one t twn t im e aui•m P i , Illnd mmpleled a Ritt? paFs to .,tie lint! wen· tlt'ld ,h i ,·t n d at ••� 1 11 I Bill y · Harria at the 39 at t he final the P.rn 1 her �(-urm)! 1.1,dl;(·t t 1 un. g Ritk Crow . "' h" � � w1 \l a, rom. t . 1 j The Yellow Jackett: were In eroy's derem 1 1 L• k�dt ·r wa, i n J - l ur the ball g�me all t he way and _.ed and left t he l;(Jmi• 1 n th t- last kept Logaa s Coach. Mel AdamV.<1 uarter. worried as he held h is fint ele- 1 Next we,rk C 'ouh A! t x r 1o• v_en in until 30 seconds left in the I boys will \ [s i t :,.;dsn111 illr u•h i /h i: •, hnal quarter. 1 considered to hf' 1 111 · "' eakrst in STATISTICS the league. It w i l l lu• hoth te ims' 1 · . Middleport LDf,ln , last ch,mcc t 1J 1,1 1 11 � :.:ame rn the � Yards rushing . . . . . ·. 95 348 league. ,1 Yards pauing . . . . 83 98 ' STAT I STICS 1 PHses at tempted . . . 22 9 P om�roy Jicluon ' •' Passes completed 10 5 Yards pa115in;;: 1 !8 o Passes intercepted . 2 1 , Yards rushing 117 21 9 Total yards . . . . . . . 178 446 Passes AtlemplN! 17 4 Yirst downs . . . . . . . 13 1 6 Pas1Ws ComJJle!ed 6 o 1 PunlB . . . . . . . 2 for 70 I for 27 Passes m tercepte1! 2 2 Penalties . . . . . . . . . . 20 100 Total yards 235 2HI 2 Fumblell . . . . . . . . I Firs! downs 12 11 1 1 PcnaH1es 1 Fumbles Losl . . . o 65 , By Quarters: Fumbl.es 5 Middleport . . . . . 0 6 0 0- 6 : Fumbl�s lc>1t 2 Log an . . . . . . . . . 0 14 6 6--26 Scormg: Boothr. 7 yard run; ' Scoring;- Middleport: Baumgard• Wrig ht. 4 yard run F,f' Wright ner, 7 yd. run: Logan, Bainter run. (2). 13 and 99 yd. runs; Brimner, By quarters: pass, 28 yds; May, 4 yd. run. J:Jck siin 8 0 6 0- 1◄ -­ 1 t EP's--Brt- nning , pass. Pomeroy u o o o-i o ' 't I I e;,o-11 1na fubt•Tr" ..,. I GAS SPACE HEATERS St. Ave. Phone 'LY-3-0iiO flt•_,.., / Panthers Lose I I iG,cfd'•� WINTE R TIRES Eltlentlon Cords . . 88c :g, I Middies LtL� I I ,:so. Ttrtttont 77c r:T I �CH 3 Cel iFlalhllc•I• I I 95 And . The State Of Ohio WE HAVE A COMPLETE LI NE OF Pliono WY-MOH HOOVER :::i,H!:!�Clff�� (ell IUt wllllet'e p,1ca1 �LL IIZH (lt1aludl119 co,npa. ■nd lm,oJt car tlaff) AU TYPl!t (nylan, NVOfl, hlM1n1, hl�ffl, J$01lo wallt, -Mt!tff•N•) LOW MICIDI 1 I sn,n tor .,.,...,, J U QCE on a PAIR of new &UARlllnEtl TO liO •.. l'llru Ice, Mud 11111 Snow or WE PAY TIIE TOW! ·1 55 ,_1 Ju1t around the comer. lable for every home use. All heaters can Gas Assoc. Approved. Shop and .ee you buy. Merri■ 1 Here'• ,.,.,,.,,,,," ""'"'" rhllly breath �.:::i1:/L.,.,... Diles .. Ra�ioea r Co. 99 .... ✓ $ Shtd• 54 Union l=um•ce 51 (ot} Colu�, a.thlehem l•ptl,f, r.rea t Bend -MorlllllJ wor•hlp 9.So am; Sundty" ' school 10:11 am; .!venint 7 .o .m. lnctt.rd Church of Christ, .serviCf' 7 : IO pm. , The 11.......etl Chv,dl, ,......, kah:ih Humble, Putor, Jim Rttd, I Supt; Bible £Choo! 9:30 am : .Morn roy, Rev. Waldo J. 81rtel1, Pat• I ing worsbi p 1 0:B O am; Chrl,tlan 1 tor, John Wm. Blaettn■r, Dir. of I E:11duver (Youth} 8 p m; Eveni n, Ch. Ed.uc. Sunday school 9: 15 1m; 1 wor11hi p '1 : 30 : Wewletday P.venl og Worabip hour ID:2� im, lopie: I "On �e Side Line,". Come 1ud BiM� Sludy 7:00 t K.f'tdorn Hall of �ehov1h'• Wit- worship, you ■re Wll!lcome ltet.rtan h:ed Church of Je1 ui nesse� Publie mpetm� Sunday 3 I _ _ __ _ _ ChrlU of Lttter 0 S I h D rTl ' Vr11tchtowC'r study -4 pm, Old 'town Flats on Porria nd 1 � Ible •�•�Y 1'ue1d1y p pin, 6�r­ Junday acbnol 9,30 am; Preac hln i 1ce- IT' "'...t l7Ut: Thursday l pm; lf:n tO·S(' am and Bihle Stud · Y Wed� 1 1st rv qrhM I Thursd a, v a p ,u , aday O pm C W. frnltltt, pas• Da"lvl ll l Pfl1rlm Ho-llM11 C'hurch. Lanesville. Don Wache·n- _I I · r.,'dwty Comm II Ch h 1' �hwan..: Pl810r. 8und11y schonl I Bobby s... .:rles. MWst�r. cr:ck 9. 30 a'!' , Mor11 l n ir worship 10 : 30 s arles. Sunday s:� chOO1 S up l ., : m ; P1lerlm Voulh , 6:4f 'SHn: 1 wu .' .L Sunda Y Sch°4:lI !tarts at 9.30 ,..,.,...,. a. m., Ev3 n eeli1tic service 7-,0 t1 m el· F ' '!' 11' •Yer meeting Tuesday 7 : 4� p. · 1ow.!! 1 hip service Wedne111day· 1 : 30 ;: m Zion Church of Chrl,t, PCHM- r Cllamael 18 - 1:•I a.IL A4 lcM l■POrt Churdt 01 the Nt• 'Oy-Harrlson .. ille Road, Eu,,me 1 11,...,., Rev. Clyde J. BarLlett, "Oveuomlns Resentment Onde r wo.:id. minister. Bible 1r hool Sundav school 9:30 lft\; morning I 9:3() 1m : Mornlnli! worship 10:M wonhip seTVice 10:30. Sermon - -- ---_The Huth Met�tt � church, a 'll; Evenin � worship 7:30 pm. Ro- subject "Occu py "; 7 : 30 Evening I Middleport, Raymo.ii Konkr!ght, service, bert Rerd. Blhlc Schol f.J u pt. • 1ermon "Who Then Can Tltt Syr1tusa MatJlod-:,t Churc lt , BC' Saved"; Prayer meet ing and Pastor. Greeting comm ittee Mr. and Mr■. �leon Ltimbert. Aco­ Rev. Carl Herrin{: , pastor, Carroll I Bible s t udy Wednesday 7:80 pm. lytes serving �oday a rc Michl Norria, Supt. Sunday school 9:30 Naomi Baptl,t--Sund■)' school ,. m.: Worship 7: 30 "Christ and 9:30 a . m. ; WoJrsblp, 11 •· m. pray. Arc her �nd Michl Uoyd. Sunday achoo.I 9.30 J a �k Beeh tle, Supt., the Church " Youth Fellowsh ip., 1 � ■ervice, Wednelday , 7 p. m. om ing wor1h1p 10:30 ser,pion . rpe,1ttr 6 pm Wednesday: Miaweek Bible 8aptl 1t C1 Sunday � he Cbu �ch and Her Redemp• at\ldy '1:30 pm Wednetday. , achoo! 8::BO. lllorn lnE WDNbip, ! '.l' I live Task ; Jr. YF In basement ua l=hurch, L.-.1Jrt F,1lls, R.v. IO:l!S at 6:00 Tom'!lY Baker, presiden t ; Hu"hert Sharp, pastor. Sunday P.utl,1n11, Fl...t lapflst--Sunday 6 :00 pm there j r . S it ups F s t,u � V 1Cb ool · 9:30 am; Worship eervice� achooJ 11:M •· m. Pr,!aching Sun- wdl be a anack w.pper to preceed Sunday eveninir at day ::.w p. m. 1 t�e meeting. Barban Jone.• pre• Church ot th1; NnaNM, MarTilonvlll• Pr-■llyt er.1• - 1 11 dent ; J\eV. Stanle)' McpllUard, Syracuse Rev. Harold H"tmes u school 10 a. m. WYF 7 1 {!istr ict superintendent will �re• nalliy S ; ,11 1tor. Sundav school 9:30 am 1 Mornim!' worship J 0 : 30 11m; NYPS 11m ind Bitile study every Tuea- I side ove� the business seu1on 1eTVI� 1 or . our f1�11t quarterly confere�ce 6 : 30 pm; Ev1mgellet ic 11erv l ces flt � ay. Pr ayer and praise th is evenin g at 7 :30. Cheahu-e 4 : ay 7 pm. )aturd 5 :ver , 1 ra 7: 30 pm: Wednesday 7 : 30 church .people and · p1�tor wlll al P.nhco 10 school -Sunday d TU ee�g; rayer P m , hour esday I 'f:30 pm; Mi■aionary aerv l ce is the I c rn: evangetisttc service, 7:48 pm ; meet with u11. A.11 officers are 1 uqed to be pre,ent; Choir re­ lrd Tuelldar of the moI?th a t 7: 30 WPdnP.sdav Bible studv 7:45 pm. h ,araal . W;e�e&4ay eveni.ng at Rutland Church of tltt __ ;., !f • pm. - C,unday school 9 : 30 am. Morn lna: 1 7 :00 Wll E1 m �er■on, director. Church of Naurenl, Mull,■ rrv,· worship t0: 4e J:v.1 ngelistic ser- Newm 11 n Burdette, organist . Unloa Avu. Pomeroy, llev. E. Z. viC'e 7:45 pm MldWHt pray.er .,.L AL �11_..L ""' -' -rllt, �1-,o,t, I Cox, past�•- Sundar School 9·30: aervi ce Wednesd ay 7:4(1 pm, F�ed I. Gardner. Pastor. 9:30 t lfornfn Wouhlp HMO: NYPS Ill Columbl• Chapel Chrlltli......, �bJ.e ,eJaool, il. C, �teH)I, Supt.; 8:.t5 E'1tnlnt services 1·30: P"ay• Bible school 9:30 am. WQflbip i 0 : 0 Mom� - ��• sermo n ! ., M•elini Thu'rsdav '1:::lrt, service 10:30 am on the H'eond �. 8 Yo�t h , See�i":I ' " &av� , I House of Pra'ftir, Chett•r, fTha and fourth Sundays. . E 1 c�. • Serv ce, se� Y�nln& i 00 } · of ChrlltDexter Church Country Church in Town ) . Ed· 1 Sermon Our Work far ChriSl ; Liond Life. pastor. Sunday school Bible scllool P:30 11m. Preaebta11 Wed. '1 :00 Prayer•m �tlng an.d 9:30 am : Lari Bo1gs, Supt.; Morn- , 10:30 am on the first and third Bible study,. Wed. 8.00 Choir 1 Ing worship 1 1 am· Evangelistic iunilays. pra Mice; W� . • 8:lS at Ru tland: ' servke 7:SO. Rutland Church of Chnf _ e�urdl leader• trainina class. l=1lnrlew Chu rc h, ltv. Dwight 13ihle school 0:30 am : Wrnhlp _....let Churah, .POfft- , Spencer. p 11stor, Sunday school service 1 0 : 30 am : Voutb eroy, Eu1e11,e· Brown, Minister. ' 9:30 am. Supt. Herbert Roush; ship 6 pm; Worship 7 pm. C� urch ICb�l 1:1� am K_enneth Perntrov Chu rch of Chrfat _ Young Peoples meetlng each Sun30 am !mley, Supt., Wonblp 1 day at 6:45 Pin: preachU'lt 7:30 Sunday S<'hool 9:30 am; Mornke , MYF Mua Choice t A. Ka I , ' � pm ; prayer meeting Wednesday in!? wonhiP 10:30 am·: Ev nint th .JunlQII& and Senion pm 6 · � nc worshin 3:3o nm: Prayer meeti '1:30 pm. 11 m miaaion• meet at 7 I· o FrM Methodist Church, L■unl and Bible study 7:30 pm Wedne• �>' C: pm; Of!ic11l 7:U ppi Mrs. Cliff, l\ev. R. Eugene Gell, pas- dav. utb �ompkµll, �ll'Dll'n; Tues- . y tor. Sunday sehool 9:30 Phil I Kingsbury Church - Sunda :ay 7.30 Pm Quarler�JI . ConferWise, Supt.; Mornin� worship · school 9:30 am; Worship service e!l� ev, Stanley McGllh,prd pre� 10:30 am: Youth servke 7 pm: I 10:30 ■m . di ng, Wed. 9 •m Pra)'e r meet- 1 Evangelistic 1ervJce 7:30 pm; Mid La"flvllle Con1�tlon11" Chr1 :� g ,. Wed. 7 pm Ch ir rehearsal ? wee'-, prayer service Wednesda y tl1n Church--..'iund ay s chool 9 : 30 Mrs. John Werry, director. am: Worshio .service 10:SO am. '1:30 'l)m. 1 Th& l=eder■tH Church, PoffiffOY SevffltM>ey Adventist ltyull Run l=rN Methodist: bert E. Smith, Sr., pastor: Sunday -'124 : Butternut A\le. DAV Hall) roy, Rev. Waldo J. ·parteJ.a, P•s­ SchOM- 9«1 a. m.,iW01'ley Ha· Iey:, iabhlth _..d..2 41ra: "Worshf? tor. John Wm. ,8laettbat, Dir/ of Sunday Education. 4Upt.; Mornin g worship 10:30 a . m. service S : 15 pm; servttts ere Sat- Christian Hour Youth servke, 6:45 p. m.; Evan• urday. Prayer meetinf Thursday sch ool 9 : 15 am; Worship 10:25 am, . sermon "W'tlat Of To­ gelislic mess,n'e, 7:30 p, , m.; Pray- 7:30 pm, Church of God, Mt, Moriah- morrow?"; Youlh Fellow1htp 5:45 eer meetine. Thursdav 7-�o p_ m. , Pentffo.tal Ass•mMY. R-,,uf!I 1 24 Rnv. Jr, M. Tibbs, Putot pm; Federated Cirde meeting Dorcas. E. Codner. n�stor. Sundav Sunday school 9:45 am; Worship · Wednesday 7:SO pm; Choir tte­ school 1 1 am: Child!'iUJ'S Church I s@rvice 1 1 1m: Praver meeUn� , hearsal Thursday . 7: 30 ,pm. Come 3 nm: Wor11hic 1':31"l pm Sunday, I Tue11day '7:30. pm; Young people and ,worship, you ire welcome. Methodist Church, Alfr1MI, Rt¥. Tu•Mla v a'nd Friday, ' Ftidity 7:30 pm, Bradbury Cllurdt of Chrl,t; Art I C�rleton lnterdenomlnalll'!fl•I Robert R. Card, Pa■tor. Sunday ' Marr.um, minister: Bible School. at Klni?sbury Road-Sunday school srhool · 9:30 Lloyd Ditun�r, supt. Mornin g worshi p 1 0:80; Christian 1 9:80 am: Worshio hour 10:30 am; Worahle services at 10:415 with Herman Taylor leader. Sunday E:nde,vor 6 p.m.: £vening• wonhlp, every other S11nd1f , ewentng -1t 7:30 reaular meeting J or MYF; Tuesda y evenlng Nov. 8th, WSCS meellng at the home I of Genevieve Guthrie: Wednes- ! day eveniQg 7:30 m id-week pray, er services. · F irst Baptist Church, Racine, · Rev. Arthur R. McCauley, PasDe_111Pcrattc i tor. Chester Simpson, Supt. 9:30 Candidate For am Sunday achool; 10;(1 •f . Morning worship " A Lessen. iil ' Worship''; 5:45 pm Senior BYF; [ 8:® pm Evening service "HOw Moses Speaks To Us"; We�p,e�u 7 :30 pm Prayer meeting. Your Vote and lkthlohom 11pNot """""' Great Bend, Rev, Artltur .&, lie- I Influ•'lt(' Cauley, Palltor. Robert Lewis, Will Be Appreciated Supt. 9:30 ant Mor,ninc worship and Sunday aehool ''A. Ipison in . A Life Long Resident Worship"; 7:00 fm EVM1Jn r ser- ' Of • Middleport. vice •'How Mp• Spt11t11 l'o Us'' Pd. Pol. Adv. Tho - United P1Nl,wlo, l■n Church, Syracuu, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, Pastor. 9:00 11m Morn• ing worship sw,,iee. ier.anon "God's El�"; 10:!)!t Pl Sunday school; 7:io , pm l&b,on to m«iet in the anns . · The first Unlte4 Prelbyterfan Church, Middleport, Rev. Howard [ Ruppel!, P11tor. 9:1() 8µ"4,y sphool, 10:80 ■m WOl'llbln ,en,ic, ' Sermon 1'God's Elect',,.- senior j choir anthem "Jeaus Savior Pilot Me" ; 5:30 WYF meetlnc; Monday Nov. '1 Sea,1011- to meet In the I paston 1tudy; Wednesday 6:30 pm J!,lniqr cb.olr; 7:00 pm �nlor �:.a Save Batteries, battery service and information at Dutton Drug Store for Meigs County. 1 - I' Inv estigate Todn y , , No Cost 9r Ob/igc,tion Hemlock Greve, Ohio Phone WY-l-t794 11■ �� •I;�; of .scrimmage after Gallipolis kick- I I Fra:ttyib1,1r9 48 May ivillt 7 O H IO HIGH SCHOOL SC ORES biter , D uncan e<l off. Two pl.a.,, 1 L1nca,t...- 81S 2.6 ,11aun uy Oo�•r I P Ml lnt'1'nationa l Unlt&id B rambled 27 )'ards lo ma ke i i 6· 0. � . Vernon :30 Ol-lew,ire Willi• 1 4 Mt S Chil icothe 2 [incut. , 1 6 Paul Evans ran the ex tra points. 8•rM Unlor, 44 Br.men 22 GrNnfl«IA � a Wuhineton c. 1-1, 1 1 Four m i nutes lu. t er , Evans raced 'Madi10n 42 Jeffenon 6 Mt. Vernon 30 Deliwa,.. 14 42 yards with Roderi ck adding t he 1 Sprlntr leld lO Norton 6 Wilmington 20 HIiisboro 3 poin t s after to make it 16•0, [ With 9; 1 0 remaining in the sec- Canal W tnchNttr 44 Franklort l9 HIGH SCHOOL BASK&1BA:_ L ond pe�iod Roderick slammed U rb.l na 30 BHl•y 14 Carthage Troy 5 7 over from the 14. Dan Howard Col. South 14 Col, Aquln11 0 RorN . Can■a ri S6 added the points alter lo make it Meulllott 56 Toi. W1:lt• 1' 24-0. La W in lhe period, sopho- Allit nce 54 iteubtnvlll• H more How...S b� IOQSe for •1 Me nlf'leld 52 Canton McKinley i i yard& .and RQderick a� two to Mlddletown· 41 Deyton Punbar 1 2 Zanesvlll• 14 Marlett• 0 m ake it 32-0 b.Y inle�i!lilan . In the third i1'Jn111, aubs 'werl:! in 1 . and ou t but it wa» ue,ular J oe trooksv 1 II• 36 C1ldwell I OIi.ct SU,....OOIIIIT Duncan ramming over from the Philo 22 Ros.ev llla I Glouster 9 New Lexin1ton 41 rive to make ll 38--0. Evans � as McC onnelsvilla 9 Fo rt , F ry• 6 smeared on the 1 tteTppted points --- _ __ ___ __ _ after. During the final 11Lan�a wit h . Gallia's subs ill act ion, Billy Conley drove over from t)le t h ree and added the points after lo mike it 46·0. Gallipolis had 14 firs t downs to WeUston'1 e ight and gained 886 net yarda rushing while lhniting t h e Rotkets to 1 16. Sophomore Dan Howard was Gallia's bi& sun wit h 120 yards in 1 1 carries. By quarters: Gallipolis 16 16 6 8---46 Wellston . 0 O O 0-- O Act Today- Don't Delay , AVERY NELSON but FOOTBALL SCORES lmprovtd hearing provide■ happier llvlng for you •nd those around you. ] For Further Det1ll1 Phone or Write tie't Mff yet, =�f:.�;,;;,.: .';·,�;:. d I hawt worn 01h•r typet of hitarin1 olds for yton , , • ,her, I trlad Quall­ ton•'• Minialurt Hldd1n Ear and I lmmtdlo!aly ,tOlliitd ho"' lncomsplcu­ out It 11 to wtor, and how wperlo, I" performance becouH there i!i no cloth­ lna nollt or body ttath:. IMt M all, lt't tiny and comfortable and can be worn behind either .cir . eoslly ond lncon,plcv�.,.,ly by either mtn or women. I'd ri•v•r be wl1hout It again. J !1' IEMOD£UNG PROJECTS TO US IASIMENT IOOMJ DOIMIU •IIEZIWAYt!i OAIAOIS 12 '''"' th, "Id French 4-Daily Senlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov . 5, 1 960 "lnry•H btwt t•••, I ... , 6:.tt11 - but n■ tH frnow1 , ,. � frii"Th• tiny HJdd1n l•r - ,1•, .. life wonderful a9aln." ■INC YOUR HOME REPAIR KITCHINI 'IATHI � ADDITIONS AHIC toClltll - . . u, I ........ i�� 1 ... ... 1\r- The At hens Bul ldogs continued to keep pace on the SEOAL lead• 1 ers Friday ni g ht as they thundered lo a 60· 6 victory over the hPple11s Nelsonville Greyhounds. The game nex t Friday between t he Bulldogs and Gallipolis at Gal• H polis now slack s up t o ue the top , game of lhe season and should be I ont• of th1• finest root ball contests witnc!lseil in 1ht' iEOAL in many years Mo;,1 Bennett scored three TD's on runs of one, t h ree :md 1 1 yards. l'huck JJoylee scored two on rums or 59 and 4H yards. Jo h n Grogan I 11cored on a 66 yard punt return in th t� t h ird period. Robbie Frey scor• [. ed two 'l'Ds on a seven yard run and t hen took a pass for 33 yarrl t1 from ,John Williams. Ron Deveau 1 scorf'd 1 h<' final At hens TD. Extrn poinls were mad e by end Barry Wilson on a pass from B i l l Biggs_ Chuck Bowles scored a l wo point conversion on a run, and llich Bacon and Paul Achman each kicked an EP. At h ens h :1d 365 yards on t he ground aJld completed two or 12 pa !llles £or anoth er 85 yards to give t hem a t otal of 440 yards. They had 1 7 first downs to Nelsonvi llc's four. Nelsonville had 64 yards ground and S I through the air o n two out of ten at tempts for a total yardage of 95. They scored their only TD of the game late in the final pt>riod ploying agJinst Athens �ond strinGer11 . D�e Anderson ran eigh t yard r; lo clfl) 11 short drive I ha! started on t h e At hens. 45. Hy quarters: 20 8 19 13-60 Al hl•ns Nelsonville O o o 6-- 6 --- NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mei■, WUb , · - --- I I I ''"' ;" d , two passes intercepted to one for I Wahuma. punted five times •~r .i J J yurt average lo five t imes OOt for o 42 y11rd average for Waha- l I I ma I STATISTICS WELLSTON _ Gallip�lis scored Wahama Rutlan4 early and of ten h ere Friday nig h t [ j Yards rushing 36 307 to dump Wellst oJl's Golden Roc k . 1 1 88 Y11rd.11 passing 40 ets 46-0. The win, G1lli11 Academy's 1 Total yards 224 347 eighth of the seawn against no setPassf's attem pted 34 8 backs, as,ured Coach Ch uck SLo. a 1 hart 's Blue Devils or at l e nt a 17 ]'asses completed PasSl"s mtercepted 2 t tie for the SEOAL crown. It is t he 5 [or 3 1 5 for 42 PunLs (:l\' . j IS Firsl downs 8 to Easter,n J 28. 2 25 Pena lties 0 1 • In lht . second quart er R1y , , Coleman intercepted I BobC'at By Quarters: o o o 6- 8 1 pass lo se t up �astern'& second W:i h ama . _ . . _ o . 8 7 0- 1 5 touchdown and 1 11 t he third quarRutland : TDs Wahama , Yonker: 9 yd. ter . a �ecovered fumble set up 1 pass; Rutland: Combs, 16 yd. their rmal score. . It t good a was on effort eam run , Hobste t ter. 78 yard run; [ t he pa rt of the Eastern 1 1 as EP's Combs, pass. . . they played gotfd defen111ve and Individual Yerd•8t ofrensive ball all the way. W•ham• STATI STICS Jewell, 3 t imes £or 8 yards. E■stern Mar,nan Hargraves, 5 times for 7 Jost. I . Yards rus�mg 1 13 1 33 1 Rogers, 4 times for 9 yards. Yards passmg 41 65 Russell fi ti mes for "8 yards. Passes attempted 6 11 Yonker, once tor 4 yards. Passes comple ted 3 7 Rutland O l Hobstet t er, 17 t imes for 141 yd•· Intcreepted 8 15 1 Firs t downs . . combs, 15 times ror 128 yds. Punls 7 £or 322 6 for 216 Mart in, 7 t imes for 23 yds. Total yardage 154 198 Brogan, once for 8 yds. I By quarters: Du gan on<'e for 7 yds, .... 1 � ::� 60-0 Rampage All Ouatom Buil t To Fit Any S1 z1• GAHS A I- --- • • Another Good Buy • • • FROM BAKER'S LI NOLE UM RUGS Wit• Uie ltope '' rwlH, In •o me a1easure, fo•t r and help ,r ..,.,.,. tllat .,.,e• f• good '" fa adlt, and _eommunlty life, fltfs 9 -me• appear ooroae. . ' � •.,. .... • r - • I. . . ..,._1 ARNOLD'S SOHIO STATION Closed Each Lord's Day Rock Springs Road • Pomeroy /1 tions, I ha ,•e been unable lo contact ea<'h voter in Meigs County personally . HEINER'$ BAKERY I ,ask · your support and vole Bakers Of Good Bread Huntington, ntf ...mD STEEL WC)RKERS I W. at the polls for m}' election of Va. coun ty recorder. FOR� & ABBOTT . Custom Built Kitchens STIFFLER RED �R OHIO VALLEY· BAKING CO. FRANCIS FLORIST HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Makers Pomeroy CITl�'S NATIONAL BANK (The Friendly Bank) llllddleport ' IARR & YAN ZANDT r,10TOR SAW Cadlllac-Oldsm blle-R1111bler Pomeny � W. !Jlla St, • Un. . . · W,W.S ANTH�Y · Plnmblng & Heat1n1 St.-Mlddleporl,,Ph, WY•!-!Ht SU■-.IME ICE CREAM CO. 1 !!"""' Paul Kloes From Jackson Cou nty - · JAMES A- RHODES Holsum Bread THE BEST Support lhe' Church of Your Choice .Veil Moln Street STATE AU DITOR Pomeru1 I N TH E HAYES and RUSCHEL GARAGE H ISTO RY OF OH IO VOT E - • GENERAL REPAIRING Ph. WY-Z-3 151 Middleport STARK DRUGS o . of Helpful and courteous service pledged if I am clecled to the office. . Respectfully, Pd. Pol. Adv. MlddlepoJ:t W. Va• Pomeroy'& Budget Shopping Center Ml Due to camp.aign time: limita­ Middleport Yotii Dodge & Plymou.th Pealer Middleport, Oblo Phone WY-2-1844 Far Meigs County RECORDER BAKER FURNITURE I. Ii. :RAWLINGS & SONS CO• Take Someone to Church with You Sunday Ret11Ublican Candid1l1t Middleport 115 1!. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Phoij.e WY-2-1480 5818, Paul "Corky" Kloes Jeweler and Optometrist Natlpnwi�e Insurance of Columbus, 0. �rl!iOn �•11:«: ELECT B. H. SANBORN MAX WARD AGENCY OF AMERICA· I N MI DDLEPORT, OHIO Furniture and Appliances Cheoltt, Ohio Phone YU-5-% 125 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy FOR GOOD GOVER NMENT Your Wal�_een Agency Phone WY-!-1588 HOME LAUNDRY CO• J. P. Joachim, Prop. Mldd!eport 12 )2 Baku, ' Furnitu re '. ,..,. - · RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY THE DAILY SENTINR X 12 X feattare b •••-ored t,y the 1,u •iness firms and organization, u,lose • Phone WY-2-!057 KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. ted S U fe•!IJ!lnf' � � veltles, Bulk � �4 � MltldleP!>rl Rt. 1 Phone WY-2-�748 ' � lHL . · Mltldl ':lt• t. . ,1 Pd. Pol. Adv. _Filma �ere ahown by Mr. Harker . ___,..,.........,.., ----,...--,___.,._....,....,...,.,..,J, 4ur1�, l4l" ,,��i'!' . • .....,;.------� ..;._,.____.;...___________, .. RE-E LECT JAM ES A. RHO DES - fOR J\UDITOR OF STATE (X) JAMES A. RHODES '---------------,-,i '".. . Pol . Adv, �• • .. . . .. ' ' . ... !'!"---------------, . ( 9 1 .;I ANT ADS . • I I lDd Sc,e,•)1J NOll.ce1 Ott Ewou 11.uo. OL!tuariea e DA\'S II� ,,... $2.:111 be lo that daf'• .,..i ,,.. lJAY "°"'a· DA'l'S 90c ''"' fl.50 'ltc ,10 � wiU .,. .. '1° l MO ..-00 '6.00 17 ... y:,__c. · � --� I I. I ,-per. Legal Notices D I N N.ER S 'I 85 - $1 ,00 I I i -- 1 ----- --- - --� "I l•■ ., R-- -·--..,. .z� 1: I ( 20b i "-"-""'='=',--,=-,-, , I 1 - -- -;· -· ON NIW AND UIID PIANOS AND OIi.GANS Splnel pllmo - ideal 11lie for sma II apt. or tr11Uer-6 years old----'111!1· hoaany finl11h-A·l conditionre{'enlly tuned. Used Wurllucr chord organ with pen;u11lon, recently traded on llraer model-mahogany l lnleh. Like new----exce\lcnt condition. One uaed Wurlltzer aplnet pianoblond oak-like new-used In home three month-- Complete wlth bench-new guarantee. BIi truck load of new Wur!Hzor piano, ju8 t received-all 1tyle� and flnlihes--m:ike your selectlon tt1rly-use liyaway until Chrlltmas. W ri' te to W end eII' s, 71 1l a mI WMr· ren St1., Mariella, Ohio, for i n formation. 1 1 3 Ille IPIN-■-T- PIANo-■ARGAIN WANTED� Reaponsible party to take over low monthly pay• ment1 on a af,inet p iano. Can • be 1een locall:y. Write Credit M,naaer, '.P. 0. Box 180, Newcomentown, Ohio. (10) 21·22·28·21 ( l l ) f-ll-l l•Ut ___:___ ___ _____ f_ 112 RATS killed with Star W.r f1tln. 14' lb■• Sl.t9. Ebertbach Hardware, Su.au Run Flnur Mill, Landmark Co•Op. (U) 28, 2U, 30; (0) �. f. 1, 12, •, 19, 20, 21 , 26, 27 , 28; 18, h (11) 3, 2, <, 8, lo• I•� 16• 17• l8, 23, 21, 28• SO; (12) 1• :i.· FOR SAL&-Ce-pc. 1Bedroom 1uite, double bed, Retrlierator 200 pound tro:ten food capacity, Ma• gic Chet Gu Range, M.iytag Walher; z •.Girl's 26" and 1 boy'r !W' • Blycle1, All reasonably priced and In good eon• dltlon. 121 Se,enlh SJreet, Mid• dleport. ll-3-3tp l USED Ftilidalre Electric table top hot water tank, 1 ued , Demming ahallow well pulbp, I u1ed J1n1ttot' conversion ill burner.. All In, 1ood workln, WY2-3709, condition , P�one , ll-t-2ic I I I I I === -��- ___ 2. Endo ,.-by the Jackson Bar-the people who know him bot; never Hked for others. 3. Active in all ph11H of gen• eral practice of law for 2J years !It Jack1an, Ohio, In• ginia, but moved to Ohio at 10 years of .ge. b •{t1.1 :i t�:: Sign on Conl1nental Classroom Toda."" Cartoon Spectacular Wek9me !'1/eighbora Mr. and Mr3. North Douib .Re llli Play Your Huncit Prk? Is Risht Cnncentration Tr L1t.b. or Con.eQueqce, It Could be YQU N BC New11 Day Report Mid D,y Newa Movietime Lorett.a Youo1 The&ter Young Or. Malone From Tbeae Root. Make Room for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Sheena, Queen of. the Jun. gle You Asked For It lim Thacker � Weathercal& News Pktute IIW1Uoy Brtu1er -• Political Program Riverboat Political Program Klondike 011nte Barbara Stanwyu. Show News Headlines Wcathercast Election Eve Progra m Political Pro gr11m Jack Paar Show Sign ore • I I �IIIIJlal 8 - $unday ' � Medic All Star Goh' Record Hop Ro:u ing 20'5. Leave it to Beat'er Lawrence Welk Fighi of the We<'k ,.,Malec that fP,iµ-e ,� Vp-To·The-Minutll New� SporM Report Late SMw 1 2,00 12:30 12:30 1:00 1 :30 2:00 1 2:30 3,00 3:30 6:30 1,30 B:30 ,,oe ·u,ao Matty's Funday Fuunle!ll Herald of Truth Big Picture Herald of Truth I Married Joan Robin Hood Campaign Roundup Championship Bridg e Pro Football Walt Disney PT"csents a.�"vnick La11man The Pebel """The manders 1 ..,... - ... Plkelllc• DOWN ot obllvlon 2. Man·, name !. Place I I 3:30 •:1Jtl 15:30 6:00 -,.&:, 6:40 6:45 7:00 7 · 30 i 8:30 I ) 9:30 JO:'JO U:99 12:00 �:oo II a�.. t J)AILY CRYP:rOqUOTl!I _ ..,,.. . A X r D l!, JII A A ll: JI Is L 0 1" & 1!' 11 � L O 'II' One Jetter ohnply •tandl ..,.uier, lll tor th.e three L'a, X tor Jhe - o•.,, tto. 8inl1e tetten, apoa. trophle■, the length and lof!Utkm fit. tbt WWdl .,-, .ii ldllt&, Zach de.y the code letttn are �tl'tllt: 1iow 1D ndt: 4ta '°' th!!>-'" •"'­ A. Oryplopa, q11t.ua O R L ¥ L I Z U lt l;> I\ L O R L Y L E T S S T S l!l V E 'l l> 1' 1:J' Z V • B T D V V A -· Q D I F A D. Yeeh!lnta.1•• Cryp_tO'Juolet JD'l'ERNAL PASSIONI llJl'Jl:Rllf• .Al, PAil'fl-ARNOLD. (0 18'0, Kini J'tlblrn 8rri4leau. Chaftft81 8 .,. MOnday Cartoon Spectacular Romper .Koom Movie Morning C!lutt Love That Bob The Te:ican Queen for a 'Day About Faces Wo m an's Page Day In Coun Road to Reality Beat tb� Who Do You Trllll H merlcan e-,naaca Id Captain Gallant Whirlybirds 'Your Esso Repnrtef V.'eather Tl'l�er John Daly New1 Trackdown Che:ve,,ne Surfside Six Adventures in Paradise Peter Gunn ipaech - -Ntxon Late 'Show • 87. Medlcinal · te& as. Pekpe IU14 ootonr 89. Flnd tho 1olut1on ,o. smoothlnl tool G. Nepttre voten :o,oo Waller Winchell ' I ,oo The New, Tonight 1 : 10 Late Show I d:00 8:30 9:30 u :00 I 11 :20 1.:;:00 12:30 1 :00 J :30 2:00 ' 2:30 --- :r.o., ------- WMl'O IJc1ily l'ro�311 Schedule {Monday • hidey) t:.18 Sip On 1:00 Gulst Star l:lt News IIPD Newa Headlinea 1,02 Breakfast Part:, 7:30 Picken• Hardware SbotJ 1,<11 '1reakfut Party 8:00 Newti Bu.dllnN 8,02 3ports Repor. !,OIi B"eaktut P.,-tJ 1,30 News Breakfast PartJ 1:00 News Headllnee Breakfast hrtY 1:1'0 8,86 0:00 .0:10 .0,30 10:32 10:45 :1.00 ,,:io r,oo ''" ,,02 WHTN-TV Channel 13 W J E H-t 1:02 11 :29 Ll :30 :a:uo Ne.., Breufut Part, CoUee Time Swap Shop Ne.,. lloadllnM llomtn, Dt\'Oti• Badio .ll>'nmaJ Newa lludlinel Countr,- P f' t,.,,,,, , Fann. 'Mui., Racir ,. .luli,, N& ,. �.... ---... . .. -·-.. - .. Ml:NU -_ ,,, , - ..... _,,. _,,,, - ,.. - - - w !W 12,30 JIISI F1r You 1:00 Newa Hqd)ia• 1:02 Just For �ov -¥:� -frJ::��--�;:_ / . 8.00 New, Headline, .J:02 Music Go Ro:..ad. &:OU D,ince I'arty 6:00 AU Star Wrestling '1:00 Lock Up 7:3IJ Perry Mason 8:30 Check mate �·:JO ... HaVt> Gun,. Will TfAY-1 10:00 Gun$,uok(' l0:30 Not For Hire l l:00 News 11 : 15 Theater 13 _ __ _____ I I )• ,: . . fr ...._ ,:oo u p TO The • • Ut_. M,n s,sq Mason county ChanneI 13 - S dGJ •• NEW'S ,oo eluding Attorney for City of Jackson for 8 pan. 4. Probate and Juvenile Judge of Jackson County, 0., 193741. !i. Fe1rl111, able and 1ucceu­ ful trial and office lawyer. 6. Ad�v• grain and Hve1tock firmer for more t h I r1 2S years; UvN on f • r m with family: etto,...., for Jockson Pr. Crdt. An'n for 24 yeors. 7. Member of tho Ohio Stole •rel Jackton County Bir BrIIIJS y I ""° Leda•, Farm BurHu ind -Grange. O. Adl¥e In Boy Scouts for 20 years: Pr.Ofidont of h",. local school boercl; wide experience in lvvenlle and ooclal problem,. 9. Momber of Boa>'d of Directors of Jo,kson Building and LNn Company 1 1 years. Church, - and Elks Rri•nd·• °'°"'' trt•. Dill.. •J lO AM '. 11· s· 5· A""' l\ �ritfi - NA�NS. N. lht GEE ... l DON'T. Kl«JW, MONTY FLATilENED 8/LL WITH ONI l'IIN<H... BUT hL . CH�NCe IT/ OICA'.fr_�TEVE ,.. tT'S )OJR Tt.'RN TO SPAR WITH MONTY! Your Judicia ry • Courts and Judges - mus t be ever alerl to defend our Liberty, _our Rights, our Freedoms .. Fair, and Fearless J udg es, removed from the pressu_res and obl iga­ tions of all self-interest groups, and respon sible only to YOU, the People - These alo�e can protect tho individ ual from the mob, I he weak from the power ful, t'1e People, indeed from their own rulers. . You will elect one Judge of the Court of A peals on Nov. 8, 1 960. I am a candidate for · th•t office. Independent and uncontrolled, desirin g to do justice, with mercy, I earnestly solicit both your vote and your active supp ort in my beh,lf. ALL JUDICIAL CANDfDAfll Wl�L APPIAR ON ONI SlttARATI. NON-PARTISAN JUDICIAL aALLDT • For Judst• of the Court of Appeol1 I I POURTH DISTIIICT (Pulf Torm Commenclnt '-l'Vlll'l' '• 19'1) cv•· t.r ""' more than ono') I IX I I , Your Vote �cl Support Will .. Gratefully ' ·;; ' . ' ' ' ( '�· ' _; ' Md Humlily �PP"'!;tlted ' ,·. ' ' _,. I - Ji·.,, ' ::·!"."�-�:1.""----- I ·• , •• .tt -,•. ,,_ ·•-c ... ___ , ""..,.,.... ... ; ' i- ,..,, . < ·\ -•--•-•-• --•--•�-�... -. - - :�• I ., - - + • \ ' ,/,- •--"•"r', • ,1 , .-�r'6� f. , ,, 11> ~---•••--•-•.,-~-•-------------,�,.._,.___ ·- - ·- I I ··-- --•··•- "IJI '' . ·• .,. •�-� • · .\. ./,-··r·:·•� . 1' I ...... -- n.. BM.LS . �,. .;l!tl 5 �·o:s.· . p'M ' Alllns..; ·· P r e I b y t • r i • .,. . JI tHlt MEAT ' l' •: 1,30 New, OU I R 1:80 .llualc G, RouQd 7:00 Conversational Russian News e•"11 nea 7:30 Big Picture .1, .:•a •--� _ r Go,..,... llu,i 11:00 CRS News Captain KangarOP f· � �cal New1 6:U Muaic Go 1,, .,.und 9:00 ':'artoon Theater 5:00 ll;uebaJI 81:ul'el 16:00 December Br1<1e J;Qli lfuatc �o Round · 10,30 Video Villag e ll•n OJin.. -11 :00 I Love Lucy 5:J1 �usl1r Go RoWIO 11 :30 Clear ·!fnri:r:ons �.:ff • Co,PJplete News 12,00 Lov,: of Lil, �;00 Sloak HolUe-lleWl6 . Un 12,8 0 Seare,. For Tomorrow of Iii■ 60'0 9:00 Rev. Mathew� �:4:li The Guldlt'\g Light 8:3' Jlewa lffadUut 9:30 Rev. Mitchell l:OO talluda Life of Riley 10:00 , llow Christian '£clence '1:00 StWI · l::9() A., the World 11U'lls . ti � . Heals �� � · *IOdo 2:00 Full Cir�le 10:15 American, fl.I Work . 7:,0 New, ·�.. 2::SO Howe Party 10:30 -4.oot U�"'latt'd:'i.ivc li':12 Suado� Seteud• ll -Uf, in Action 3:00 The Mllllonaln, 8� Off 1 1 :30 Camera Three l ·Y. The Verdi·. t :0 Yoiu, -- · -· 12.00 Rev. Elwood G,bba 1,no Tho Brighter o., all Aer. PoT w OO/l trB·Wi,11 12:30 Oral Roberts 1:1& The Secret ,'ilorm n11111 _ Alrllin 1 ,00 Re,. Willard Wilcox. The Ed•• of N1-!11 !I' 1 :'30 Pro Hilll!ights · , Y. UPl-'11:00 The Thtf'e Stoog�s al e u l-.: � eonsidu aa, i :2° M ovie Masterpieces 1:00 Artbur � - smwa, f18'WI n f • ''m'tse 1n 1 ,, d111rmamen ' pro 00 11i m 4 :., 0 8ow11ng 1 •:J5 A Look at the Wea.her • stpd apparently has .doomed ef6:30 GE Colleae Bowl _11:20 �pPl'tlilcope fw-t, · b:y the •mailer powen � 6:00 Ted Meck Amateur Hour 6:30 Amo, 'p' Andy llnlk tU dead�t- ')Jetweea th• 1:30 Twentieth CentUQ' 7:30 To Tell the Truth 11)�0, Bast • West . powtl'f. ,bun.J 7;� Political Prugram 8:00 Pele . and Glady■ · · ,lfl :. I QI, said today: · 1:3.(1 Dennis the Menace 8:30 Brl� pp Buddy Ei&ht .more of the amall&r ila, 8:()0· Ed SUiiivan 9:00 Danny Thomae Show j1 .tfon1 . were 1cheduled to. pte8ent 9:00 G. E. Th�ater , 9: 30. Andy Griffith . show -'- ·, •,: 9:30 Jack Benny Program ' ,j;Jlek dilN'fflament viewa· .�ore 7:00 PolitlcaJ iBl'oadcaiilt ,... u. ' N. Politic,1 CobJ.lhI� to10:P() Candid Camera 10:00 Political l:Jroadcast ,:lay at morning and )n,,�QOWi 10:30 Politcial P.rogram. 1 1 :30 News ■e�ions. But thel'tl w� � ,ndl, , • . lJ:1.,0 Sun�lol.Y News Special . .. 1 1 :4-0 A Look at the ��eather cation they could 1ucet,id �,... 1 1 ; 115 Theater 13 1 1 :46 Theater 13 _ he th� o rs had failed. ____ -----,---_:_��:e:!:e:!e=i:;! __ �!'!:! � • l� � i!!! :::, � �� � Cu&LY ,.· �� Channel 1 3 - Saturdny Channel 1 3-MondoJ OH , M IST ER··• \\IE HAYE A COMPLAINT . " The Cost Of Liberty Is .Eternal. Vigi lance I I Wanted QUAL IFIED TO SERVE 4th District W '. Pd. Pol. Adv. 1. Ag■ 50; married with four children; born in West Vir­ For ' November 8 JackSQn, Oh io , 4 : 15 4,30 5,00 b:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:45 d:00 il:10 : t : 15 Election - PLEASE REMEMBER COURT OF APPEALS ·�•r· ,,,·-ck',.,. ...,._ . iHE !:state ( .2 1 ) Real _; ate I? D. E. Lewis, Sec'y-Treas. Ulanne1 3-Monc,a) Channe1 8 - Saturday I Post Game Show ! CO N G R E SS • Bowlin& Scars Captain Gallant Salurday Prom High Scho1>l Poll Meet t he Candidate Ne,1•11 Pkture 5:f5 Spurts Rvundup Wcalhercast 6:00 t·OO Saturday NiglJt Jambol -.!e 8:00 Bonanza Tall Man 9:00 The D13puty 9;30 The Ca m paign and the O:OU Candidates 0 ':.10 10:30 This 1s Yo:.ir Life L d)U 11 :00 Ne ..·� H � a rl.linee 1 1 ;:tO U : 1 0 W �athercast 12:00 1 1 : ;.,; Shot"kwateh 2;80 2:uO S1in Off - - - --- 12 :55 1 :00 1 :10 2:30 9:45 Sign On lu:00 Christopher 3:00 3:30 1 0: SO The Ar.� .�er 4:00 1 1 :00 Frontiers of Faith 4·30 li :30 , This i..� the Lafe 12 :0ll TV Chapel ,:00 12:30 Sunday News 5:30 12:4� Garden rlub of the Air 1 :00 Big 3 Bowling 6:00 2:00 Cleveland Browns 9:15 f:30 Political Program 8:21 5:00 Film Fea ture 6:30 5 : 1 5 Sunday Sports S,4$ 5:30 News Picture 7:00 5:45 Political Progra m 7:30 t:1:00 Meet the Press 8:30 6:30 Sunday News Plctur.a 9:00 6:40 Weathercast 9:30 6:45 Sports 10:00 7:00 Shirley Temple Show 1 0 :30 8:00 National Velvet 10:45 9.30 Tab Hunter Show 10 :50 9:0. ' Otev,y Sho·" 1 1 :00 W·" Loretta Yourg Shi"� 1 2:00 10:30 Story of Institutions· in ! 1 :00 4:30 15 :00 6:30 6:00 6:l� 9 .30 ' :415 6:Dl5 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 3 . Bl&ndi.bet 1. Re malnlnJ' -t. Tellurium. 6. PJ..a.cu (l)'m.) f. Moon. vaJ.le1 n. 8tu_pet,l,e9 10. Sm&il plelJ 8. Corro4e,t JZ. Girl'• name 7. Rea.I. J.3. Later 8. 0d4 it. Encourare •· 9uuu1.v 15. Throw o! paper from $ ll. l111a-1 llorae (med.) �8. Human. 13, Hiah being11 ,.1ce, 18. Drarna. haul! (Jap,) 17. Malt 19. :Sulldlng' bevera,e exten11lon 20, Secondary 20. Omen heldJJI&' .22. Rootn.11 foit ptov!alon, 28. Brriall dop .21. Sphere 28, ChlneH meuure 29. Easily lei 33. M&kea am.endl fot as. Heathen New, Wc11,tht:Tas• Nitewatch &ign OU - "";'1::.:. --· • 6AI LY CROSSWORD A.CROSS W. V11 -WCH S-TV A.C han"nel . 8 ) Candidate for Republican Nominee ·- l sNu� ·l•LAci� To LlVE. wui"k. · mg dtslalll'c Imm 1�111111 swres. FOR sALF.; vIVERociilttOuse Melvin location. nice bJth ilh lluu �t" u n Mt>t· ha'.11t· St., (l room.:!, : ..., od 111' Lo�ust St. Pomeroy. modern blllh, JOlnl IISt• u\ laun' 10 t ,3otp ' dry. i'.:(IUippcd wilh j:lllH l'urtUH'e with thcrmustal, propt:ny vented. -- • - - · - - · · ---$SU per month. I nquire Ewings FOil, SALE: NEW 3 BEDROOM Store, G lcnruy Ewing, Pomeroy. I all electric hom e. Low down Phunc W Y 2.J(}!J2 ur WY 2•2titi0. , payment. Take· over G. I. _Loan. cunlact Roy Crawford, M111Way 11 5 ,--=,---- -· - .. -• --1 1 2 �}C Drive, N t, w Have-n. FOR RENT: 1''1 VE ROOM APA.RTMENT. Call WY 2-:am1 or 4Wt _ ---,- •. ___ ___ . _:-.;.',t; Spring Ave., Pomeroy. FOR SALE: HOUSE IN SVRA• 1 0 27 Uc CUSE. Ci rooms and bath. Slflt'ffl --- ----- - - · -· ·- --· -windows and doors, gas fil')Ot' FO K RENT 5 room house, with e. After small down furnac balh, gas furnace, s-tor m wintake· over G . 1, Loiin. · ment, dows, garage. 632 S. Seco n d, after 4 p.m. GI-6·31ffi3 Call Middleport. Sec John P. Wlll• 11 2 3te iams, syr11cuse. Phone WY2- 1' J -��-,---,---, --·--- - -·_6931. ____ ___ _ - - -- -l l·l-6k ___ _ P'Oll SALE: HOUSE. :I ROOMS bath. Water and ga11. Dou• and anted I Help ( Price $3,300. BradbUt'Y, lot, blo ------10 31 6tp Call WY.2-llfSO. A DEPENDENT W OMAN to live in 11nd l·,re fuL• 1'11ildren 11.nd ' ---··- ----- -- ·· ---- - - , I housework while motile� worlul. a Must Dc ,rehahle. W nLe Mts. , \.,II' It.. Kt•, '"I I l ., Lo u ise BurUridge ) HD 2. � 1 1 3 6tc ' MINERS'I/ ILLE - H) story, 6· room frame (,3 bedrooms), bath. 1 • a· kc HELi' WAN · l'!·n MALE· ·: . ·,t � storage building, 1.aellar house, your spare )Ulle pay dtvldeodsr let 100 x 120, )ocaled on Route Heprl!�cnt Lmcoln _ Homes on a 1 124. $5000. 1 j p11rt tune basis . . Send_ complete ANTIQUITY _ 1 . story frame, 6. resume to Suponor Bu1ldcrs, Inc. utility l;iedroom�) {l rooms I'. 0. Box. 1944, Parkcraburw , W. buildl�g. cetlllr house, ' 1arge lot. � -- __ _. :.. _ �1 3 _!tc $300 down. full price $2000.00. . GIRL OH YOUNG WOMAN for I C H ESTER - l ¼ story, fully in• � -• room fram e , 3 bed su Ja Ie d, ;J;I genernl work Jn he 1p of cur e ! or � 1 Y c 1osets, ru ll \ rooms, bill1� ,,. P,..n 11gcd. Appl:,.· al Carmen Rest b•semon t, gi.1s floor fu r nace, IoI Honie (1pposile Rock Springs :m x 100, griavi,,I road. $8000.00. rairgroumls. 1 1 3 3tc ·· --· I 58 ACIIES - I I/a elory frame, 7 I - . . .. LU: ll T Housekeep ing two b.ours roo m s, bath, -nice b1111ement, coal daily in Middleport · Monday hol air furncae (n{'w), 23 arre,,; I through Saturday & t11rl 7: SO cultivated, barn. thicken house, a. m. Phone WY2·33l6, 1 1-:Htc co rn crib, other buildings, fine - -- --· - -·· · -- - water system. Located on Route 68<. Terms. $11500.00. ( 1 8 Employm ent ,!,LBERT M. cox, s.1•...,.. I BOX PHONI 22' ________ __ _ . TWO YOUNG M EN 17 and 21 wsnt ( l 1 ) !5, 3tc I any type work. Ph. WY 2,2lOB. ______ 1 1 3 3tc FOR SALE: SIX room house e.nd bath. Modern kitchen. Hatdneeds , WITH DISABILITY FATHER wood floon, Phone WYZ-249'/. 11 part time or run time employmenL al light work. Ph. WY 2- I Brownell Avenue, Middleport,\ 11-4-Bte 1 1 3 31e a20B, A ·· - BO l I ' Republican ColHns for Congress Committee \ l OAKLEY C. COLLINS J·udge Marshall Carli sle I ----;.1£H•1STMAs iAi ■ - VOTE FOR t3us, ness I ) Democratic incumbent eongressman advoc ates. To that end, Oakley Collins will SUI)· port· substantial legislative measures and w ill work to bring industry to his district. PIANOS -- ) it has in its proud past; that It does not bell eve in rederal government "doles" as its COAL, OIL GAS FURNACES I I Oakley Collins believes the 10th t;ongr esslonal District wants to support itself. "" - -- . BAKER end SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer 1 1 :00 d : 10 l I : 15 1 :00 Channel 3 - Sunday come· a tourist center for visitors from a m9 re-prospero,s northern Ohio. Eva's Restaurant 9a , Morine ...,.j.- · • and , 1'1dlO 1Dd Urea A·l. 1 'W\'2-UP, -- 1 -- .I - ·f ! I WSAZ-TV Ch an ne l 3 Clia1111el 3 - Saturday ' Z4 for ..: I e , f rad e Call Die• Stenan F I I I --·- I 1 1 � Wan ted T o Buy • I - ---- -- I II HOP E f or Th e OH 10 R I VER VAL LE y .. ,,.., ...... °' , QI.ind fl . 1 c.::�!/��:.�� "'"'.,._.- -r--- I - e t, sai� � ( 1 8-A I Emp loyment . ��� ,;·:.:� � ::,:��:,c· ��� I 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov 5 . I !ltiU Appr.11.18ement wall be had before I NOTICI OF FILING AND Wa nted _____ -�--- -- ___ this Court on the 15th day of Nov INVENTORY HIARING ON - I ' tim ber man cutEXPERIENCED •M . 5 lock 96 A M o ,4 ,· ember 1 0. at 10 C No 18 3 F ll U l ! i d l .'d a e s l r hear ing tin i; logging and saw n1tl1 or Probat. Court, Mei.. County, Oh l• Judge an d .Ex ( 11 1 1< IU : : : � � � IT�ESS ffi)' signature and Lowell He i tger, Harr1sonv1lle, . tor and to such of the follow i ng I y any m lere&ted party at an y ( 10 1 z11 i , 1 , :'I ;1t· 27th day of 0('tober , 1 960 Iore l h e be___ prior to five dayR 1 1-4-31(' as are re111de11ts of the state oi I t_1me Oh 10 __ ___ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ __ - -- -- - ____ , .Oh10 . sur _ _ __ _, _ vhong spouse, If any; I vices next of k m; benef1c1ar1es under Ser ( 20 ) Bu sin e- ss _ ___ the will, 1f any; the attorney or I wATER Pu,U FICATION a ttorneys representing any of the . We 1- 11 1 g uarantee pure water, no l aforementioned perso�s : ! \'ou are hereby not1f1ed that on · ta�tr, no odor, just sparkling, The people of this District have heard the Democratic rllndidate £or Congn·� dt> , n 1960, a p u n· water. :--l"o filler to ch a nge ,· Ule 27Lh day of October, o · ;\, nt ii g.o dget. A positive unit r Inve ntory :md App�aliiemen t o! cJare that "the natural I N DUSTRIAL.. sites are in the north, and the recreat ional p ?orda�, e a ,d_ a Lena est the of te the 1v1 �ttC'nlion on rt's i u q n I lia\ ,n . •• 1,.1m1t' o_w nt•. J"'s ;,�r t. All a utematic deceased , I ate of Ha-,,on,,lle portunities are In Southeastern Ohio. " _ _ � It AN( I I ISE Dl<:ALERS WANT· _______ --- - - -- ' k nows Jht' g n•al , EJJ $:WOO uu Lo $:.!500.00 investOAKLEY C. COLLINS, the Republic an Candidate for t::ongress, JO Of -0 l l i l.' l l l , Write Wuter Purifica_tio n I polentlal of our valley. He believes the 1 0 th Congressional District, from t he llot"k ing !nr . P. U. Box 1 124, M a nsfield, O h i \l , All. Mr. K.aufman. • Rlver to the Ohio, from the forests or Vint on, to the farmlands of Fairrteld, is a p rou d 1 1 3 St e TRAINED hunting .Beagles. Mal• e11, 3 and 3½ years •old. Sell people and an ind11strlous people. '\ J ti r:uNDITIONffln. REFRJGE& or trade for good shot gun. · a1 1,,l'I servic., J1ci'1 Refrlgera- : CaH Sunday, Monday or Tuea- ! It Is his goal, If elected to Congress, to work as industriously as the people of his tio"l Ne111 lluen. l'hoae TU2day. Virgil Yarbrough Route 3537 dlotrlet, to bring Industry to this Valley an d thl, District, so that its people ran sland 6-Jlll-tl No. M4 in l Kyger, Ohio. 1 l·4-6tp ____ I ,upright as tradesmen and wage-earners. H e does not believe that this District must be- W E E K END SPECIAL! Brand new spinet piano. J<' i111mu s namt• rnak!•. Sl 1 gh1 ly , llamage d d u r m� !>h1pmcnt. Hcg ular pncc $895 Now wee k Pntl only $595 oo_ /\ow is th{' tune ror �p1nct ) U L! lo own th;,t 111:w �Alt:. FOR I ; Before-You­ y ' our Use piano. - - - -- - -- - - - ·B u 1• l'lan Futus M usic Co .. 1 1 8 COLEMAN GAS t'LOOH KURNACF. I W · St•t·!111 d St , 1',1mel'uy. Phunt' and Wizard ruel oil heater. Both 1 1 -4·2lc W\'2-288!.I. in excellent condition. Sec Oli vet Sayre Rt. l, Porltand. Ohio. .. ft 1 I 3 5k COAi. OF high g raJl'. Loaded trltt ll,radfonl - - -- -- --· -with pcii<:Ork. The brand of CootTWO AKC REGISTEHED Female J C �xcl'llcnl cval, run of mml' "- L. BRADr-ou,. Reel••· Oh"' Beagles. Ages I ½ and 3 years. I dust. hug No lump. of lots with Meat and Choice of Call WY 2 ·6842. 1 1 3 3tc Uu}'l' rs say it fills their de · AUCTIONEER 2 Vegetables -- -- --- · _., _. than slraight mands b{'ttcr REASONABLE RATIS ·1 RABBIT DUGS, 6 beagles, 4 mos. lun1p. I t will more than sallsfy and Coffee Salad SATISFACTfON GUARANTEED to 5 years old. Fieid champiou rlumpand delivered ton per $5 Call or write I. O, McC01 Plus Home Made Hot Rolls bre eding. Priced lo sell. Dursel ! rd in four ton lots or over in Cho1tar. Ohio Ri{'bcl, Reedsville, Ohio. PunH)roy, Hutlancl, Mason City 8 22 30ll 1 1 3 Jtc anrl Albany. Call SH2-4U76. . 1 1 4 -3tc -- -FARM SALE- ··~ . · ·- - __ I ,OMIROY one h . Saturday, Nov. 12, 1 960, 10:30 it. m J C L fVEI.AN_l� Alt . saxop_ � - l co�d�L1un. J� me $ l6U_.oo. 1 11m leaving the state and 1','lil Call SP,-l:5904. Masnn U1y. sell the fo\lowin� a t my far_m lo· 1 1+6lp cated 7 miles North of Ra(·meI 1n m ile I-:ast of Bashan; follow sale nrows. ELECTUOLUX \!a1.:uu111 Cleaner, 9 Cows Gurrnsry &r. Holstein ( most les� than 2 yrnrs old. / 1;,s ll U · llelot• 9:30 A.M :, & 4 yean). 4 eal V('S. 2 rt!!:lS· lornatie j)Oft·UU[ b.ig, and all Ud�l•port WY-2-2649 \ ll;EW and USl!D tcred Guernsey rnws with culV{'S di'�ning atlad1 nwnts. w 1:1 sl'II ICAU'U. FMED STOit.ii 1 1 d: furnishC' Health Papers for l�sl 7 (lilYlllert!.'I 0f $Ci 25 pt:r t At CliHter Yearling s (Da iry Breed ) : I M ilk mr>nth or -1,Jll.UIJ rasl:. l'h 1 me I 5-2145 Y11ti:ot1 er with rnolor . 7 hl•�d hog�: lh'a · 1 \ l -4-mc WY2;.2204. STATlutl !iiERVICI 0Lf.. 'li -1A. _ _ __ _ __ vy duly Univ{'rs al Compr.e�so_r 1 AM. 9:0(., Jl'fclre with 2 Sur g e milkmg um,�: .l t Al.,,.ny 33,JJ �UPD l le� rabbit dogs 1 llea�l1:1: 12 disr Su- I - --� _ ___ _ Phone WY-2-379• Day •'-ervte• ,v .. v ,t,:; . of baks !;00 1 perior � rain drill. AS ,S SPECIALS OHIO POMl!ROY. hay ; J . D Traetor wi1h p in�·� : 57 �n;ury 60 H. P. $495.00 • I NTi-:lu o l t AND EXT EJU O n-- de·: 7 00 bJ les of straw : Wagon nm 59 Mercury IQ H. P. $.S9S.OO ror·a�m". Wallpapt!r steamed off & ! l a rro�; 400 bu. rn�11: 100 htl. 1 U H. P. Mercury Ourfit $'il9S.00 1 • d PilP eriu". l :.! y[)an, expcr1 ��: whcat; 100 bu. oats: _some h('. rsc ! METROPOLITAN MO TORS guara11L ecd. ' i c e . �.i l is i ;ction n drawn 1 111plcnu•11 l : 50 11W h,i d 600 Eaat Main St reit, P:tm<1roy ( Pl ll,rn., W Y 2 ·69U 9 · 1 1 ·1· 61 p •BALDWIN tonls; I 1 950 Ford rordoor , 2 1 Pho�• W Yl-3870 ---~ bicycles , 20· & :.!4"> •WURLffZElt / e-:rn lfc 1 HOUSEHOLD Gooas :.erv1c as ( LU I and OTHt;R FAMOUS 2 L 1v 1 1ig ronm suit e s . 2 bed roo m ( \ ' SIIEE'I _ _ BRANDS , SUJl(' S, 2 tluw11e s1•1� ( I 9 pc & Sl'OUTING ltllO/ING __ I !', pc ), 2 ullht} cabmeti., el c c W I LL !'A V CASII FOIi S M ,\LL metal wm k Repair work of ally I house ;md at-n•uge. GIVI: sm•. lo- [ k mtl. Phol,c WY 2-2301 . trit· run..:�, lar�1• (lcep freeze, l'lll!On and /l�k 1ng lll'lt( Write 10 10 30lp t·o11I anti wood eook stm:e, 2 • p JI , Bux U68 K , c/u The lJ.i1ly S en - - - - - -----;--· - washprs with rinse tubs, wr 11mg O nd , HIRE Oil • ZEH BlD�LDO tine!, Pomcrov oh1n desk and ehnir, gilder and porrh , hmiemcn ts and landscaping. Ph. 1 1 3 30!p chairs TV & antenna !RCA). . ...,, r.a.-et ..,.., -(' hester, YU 5- :n 5b. , 10 . 3 �LP ---hNlli, . her ot lamps, , e i·oHee' tabl -M t buHet. refril:er 1tor, 2 heaterM, WISTING NA(e5, i'DK Mui�LEA1 ch�al, 1 rifle. _1 iron ket llt>, b110 � �4> ·- Or _en_!._ _ HOUSE appllanc••· Arnold Bro- ! . whut . !It ) case, I bnt�s kdllf', · . then, S1ncu.., Ohio. Phone HltlJ::i,t,,; two flve shrives, end tahles, many other EICr' UOUM 11-1 1-tf WYl4l84, . Hengel. N. A.' r���1 <1paumcnts. u.�dul articles . 1 Uc ·:! l l WY:l-327:.l. e PbJt I ---· · - - -Terms: Ca.�h. �1 ___ t __ __ _ _ I _ _ i_ _ Not respnns iblc for acc�dcnts. MUUl!:JI N un1urnishc1I 3 rooms I Winford (Jarkl Scar h ro ug, h 1'AYLOllS Upholslt>rlng a nd hath iipar1111e11t , 11irrh c11b• 1 Owner AND FURNIT URE REPAIR dispoRal, ·tndncrator, iiwts, Auto, Truck anti Lunch will be served by Sulton lurwe clo�cl.l- uhono WY4".-;Hl. Eq1.1ipmc n l Sc.it5 Repaired Chut{'h. 1 ,Htt-tfc · I Sale collducted by Brndford Aue- --- ·--------!'HONE r,1-6-3311 Al-'At•.1.·ME.N"l'S - .furm1h�d anti 1 tion Compan�, G1llipoll1, Ohio uruuroui •• ;:d. Mc..Mwaten, Middle I, 12.22 2nd Auctioneer: Cr1tt Hradford . _ ,:,_ ,-,_ _ ,,--_ --_ !_ U . . p 2·2821 3 3 ort. Phone WY Sale Mam1ger: A. C. Bru<lford J J 5 "' -rkA,LEH se,cs, co1tN1i-u,i I nsuranc e · Good Jo calio n. llalJ!h Ma r tin, 850 -------�-COMPI...ETE 1Nslf RAN CII. •J Locusl tU., Middleport. G E Vacuum Cleaner Clearan r c. tecUon, Lltfl, Auto, Fire, /;alio Swivel top11 and roll easy. Will 1 0 24 30\{' - . - - -- -- -- ___ ' Call Do:1 IIW1, Middleport. 11crlrlce ror only $20.VO. Phone .4-0tc FOR RENT OR LEASl�-liaso limt ')JJ.14. i J WY2·2204. _ _ --·- · - ·-11 --· cc Lutter building. and station --::= .--;;::-c;c;; idcul for r{'cruation ct'nler ur D ARNE:t::��= 1956 CUSTOM LINE �"ORD. 2 door. -SIMPSON JNSU RANCl!: Fordomatlc Drlve. V6 M otor. re staurunt. Junctions Ht.s. 143 Agents, JliUddleport. Fire, Aut� Orlgin11l finish. Good tires. Re11sand 124, liradbury. l\t·c1d y for mobile. Honas. Phone WYZon11blc. See al Ex ccblor Oil ro. occnpancy. Call .11.Ucr S JI. m. 8-l'i-tf 200;:i. W Y 2·2205 Frank Fisher. Phone WY2·2915. Ed Eber.s- --___ w 20-1ro bach. 1 1 5 31c rHONE WY-2-21 57 ·1n; · sunday, lt7 Moose 7 behind 11+2t{' ----------------- -·-------- -' WILL · SACRIFICE Singer zig zag .;cwini:: machine. Makt•s butto11 hole�, Sl·w� on buttons, ovrr• 1I !'a�ts, bltnrl hems, and dmens of f1:1nry t-mbroidery stitches. I Will sell \;) respuusible parly for 1 1 paym c nls of $9.35 per , m onth. Phunt W Y2·2204. l 1+6tc 11 2 \ll'Ll G H I \' :-. 750 x,,'v-l :• ,' ,�,, -.','. "., - : month,;. l'rirl' :ii..!U 1 1 5 3 1 (' '.Wllfd. 8'H! tnaertion. lliDiDlum m&r1e - 60 cent&. tu ..,_ OOIIIIOCQUve l.atertiom. 'IDOJJ• h 30 centJ per word. f •D1- per wOrd will . be charjed for advertialnl 10 daya aflet l «6VlDi bill. .. - Should be r.po-:tfld 1mmrdiate!,-. Tbt . Dftt be reapon.alb� fct mote tha..11 one ln�or. ··· wtll ' ,_ I For So le SL"JGl::: H sEi·iNG Machme 111 j:J.· Ct!llt!nt t•on d ition. p urta bl e or 1 bt e if �� � � o!': '·:v }:;�� 1 1�:-� ;� 1 ClOHU&'NNT DErEND.\BLlt IIESULTS BATES . . . . . . . .. . . . , r -- "---------·-- --- -� ' . . .'::::::::!::'. ....:: •I •! ,..•, -t : _ ___ ._._ • l �• • .. . . .. ' ' . ... !'!"---------------, . ( 9 1 .;I ANT ADS . • I I lDd Sc,e,•)1J NOll.ce1 Ott Ewou 11.uo. OL!tuariea e DA\'S II� ,,... $2.:111 be lo that daf'• .,..i ,,.. lJAY "°"'a· DA'l'S 90c ''"' fl.50 'ltc ,10 � wiU .,. .. '1° l MO ..-00 '6.00 17 ... y:,__c. · � --� I I. I ,-per. Legal Notices D I N N.ER S 'I 85 - $1 ,00 I I i -- 1 ----- --- - --� "I l•■ ., R-- -·--..,. .z� 1: I ( 20b i "-"-""'='=',--,=-,-, , I 1 - -- -;· -· ON NIW AND UIID PIANOS AND OIi.GANS Splnel pllmo - ideal 11lie for sma II apt. or tr11Uer-6 years old----'111!1· hoaany finl11h-A·l conditionre{'enlly tuned. Used Wurllucr chord organ with pen;u11lon, recently traded on llraer model-mahogany l lnleh. Like new----exce\lcnt condition. One uaed Wurlltzer aplnet pianoblond oak-like new-used In home three month-- Complete wlth bench-new guarantee. BIi truck load of new Wur!Hzor piano, ju8 t received-all 1tyle� and flnlihes--m:ike your selectlon tt1rly-use liyaway until Chrlltmas. W ri' te to W end eII' s, 71 1l a mI WMr· ren St1., Mariella, Ohio, for i n formation. 1 1 3 Ille IPIN-■-T- PIANo-■ARGAIN WANTED� Reaponsible party to take over low monthly pay• ment1 on a af,inet p iano. Can • be 1een locall:y. Write Credit M,naaer, '.P. 0. Box 180, Newcomentown, Ohio. (10) 21·22·28·21 ( l l ) f-ll-l l•Ut ___:___ ___ _____ f_ 112 RATS killed with Star W.r f1tln. 14' lb■• Sl.t9. Ebertbach Hardware, Su.au Run Flnur Mill, Landmark Co•Op. (U) 28, 2U, 30; (0) �. f. 1, 12, •, 19, 20, 21 , 26, 27 , 28; 18, h (11) 3, 2, <, 8, lo• I•� 16• 17• l8, 23, 21, 28• SO; (12) 1• :i.· FOR SAL&-Ce-pc. 1Bedroom 1uite, double bed, Retrlierator 200 pound tro:ten food capacity, Ma• gic Chet Gu Range, M.iytag Walher; z •.Girl's 26" and 1 boy'r !W' • Blycle1, All reasonably priced and In good eon• dltlon. 121 Se,enlh SJreet, Mid• dleport. ll-3-3tp l USED Ftilidalre Electric table top hot water tank, 1 ued , Demming ahallow well pulbp, I u1ed J1n1ttot' conversion ill burner.. All In, 1ood workln, WY2-3709, condition , P�one , ll-t-2ic I I I I I === -��- ___ 2. Endo ,.-by the Jackson Bar-the people who know him bot; never Hked for others. 3. Active in all ph11H of gen• eral practice of law for 2J years !It Jack1an, Ohio, In• ginia, but moved to Ohio at 10 years of .ge. b •{t1.1 :i t�:: Sign on Conl1nental Classroom Toda."" Cartoon Spectacular Wek9me !'1/eighbora Mr. and Mr3. North Douib .Re llli Play Your Huncit Prk? Is Risht Cnncentration Tr L1t.b. or Con.eQueqce, It Could be YQU N BC New11 Day Report Mid D,y Newa Movietime Lorett.a Youo1 The&ter Young Or. Malone From Tbeae Root. Make Room for Daddy Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Sheena, Queen of. the Jun. gle You Asked For It lim Thacker � Weathercal& News Pktute IIW1Uoy Brtu1er -• Political Program Riverboat Political Program Klondike 011nte Barbara Stanwyu. Show News Headlines Wcathercast Election Eve Progra m Political Pro gr11m Jack Paar Show Sign ore • I I �IIIIJlal 8 - $unday ' � Medic All Star Goh' Record Hop Ro:u ing 20'5. Leave it to Beat'er Lawrence Welk Fighi of the We<'k ,.,Malec that fP,iµ-e ,� Vp-To·The-Minutll New� SporM Report Late SMw 1 2,00 12:30 12:30 1:00 1 :30 2:00 1 2:30 3,00 3:30 6:30 1,30 B:30 ,,oe ·u,ao Matty's Funday Fuunle!ll Herald of Truth Big Picture Herald of Truth I Married Joan Robin Hood Campaign Roundup Championship Bridg e Pro Football Walt Disney PT"csents a.�"vnick La11man The Pebel """The manders 1 ..,... - ... Plkelllc• DOWN ot obllvlon 2. Man·, name !. Place I I 3:30 •:1Jtl 15:30 6:00 -,.&:, 6:40 6:45 7:00 7 · 30 i 8:30 I ) 9:30 JO:'JO U:99 12:00 �:oo II a�.. t J)AILY CRYP:rOqUOTl!I _ ..,,.. . A X r D l!, JII A A ll: JI Is L 0 1" & 1!' 11 � L O 'II' One Jetter ohnply •tandl ..,.uier, lll tor th.e three L'a, X tor Jhe - o•.,, tto. 8inl1e tetten, apoa. trophle■, the length and lof!Utkm fit. tbt WWdl .,-, .ii ldllt&, Zach de.y the code letttn are �tl'tllt: 1iow 1D ndt: 4ta '°' th!!>-'" •"'­ A. Oryplopa, q11t.ua O R L ¥ L I Z U lt l;> I\ L O R L Y L E T S S T S l!l V E 'l l> 1' 1:J' Z V • B T D V V A -· Q D I F A D. Yeeh!lnta.1•• Cryp_tO'Juolet JD'l'ERNAL PASSIONI llJl'Jl:Rllf• .Al, PAil'fl-ARNOLD. (0 18'0, Kini J'tlblrn 8rri4leau. Chaftft81 8 .,. MOnday Cartoon Spectacular Romper .Koom Movie Morning C!lutt Love That Bob The Te:ican Queen for a 'Day About Faces Wo m an's Page Day In Coun Road to Reality Beat tb� Who Do You Trllll H merlcan e-,naaca Id Captain Gallant Whirlybirds 'Your Esso Repnrtef V.'eather Tl'l�er John Daly New1 Trackdown Che:ve,,ne Surfside Six Adventures in Paradise Peter Gunn ipaech - -Ntxon Late 'Show • 87. Medlcinal · te& as. Pekpe IU14 ootonr 89. Flnd tho 1olut1on ,o. smoothlnl tool G. Nepttre voten :o,oo Waller Winchell ' I ,oo The New, Tonight 1 : 10 Late Show I d:00 8:30 9:30 u :00 I 11 :20 1.:;:00 12:30 1 :00 J :30 2:00 ' 2:30 --- :r.o., ------- WMl'O IJc1ily l'ro�311 Schedule {Monday • hidey) t:.18 Sip On 1:00 Gulst Star l:lt News IIPD Newa Headlinea 1,02 Breakfast Part:, 7:30 Picken• Hardware SbotJ 1,<11 '1reakfut Party 8:00 Newti Bu.dllnN 8,02 3ports Repor. !,OIi B"eaktut P.,-tJ 1,30 News Breakfast PartJ 1:00 News Headllnee Breakfast hrtY 1:1'0 8,86 0:00 .0:10 .0,30 10:32 10:45 :1.00 ,,:io r,oo ''" ,,02 WHTN-TV Channel 13 W J E H-t 1:02 11 :29 Ll :30 :a:uo Ne.., Breufut Part, CoUee Time Swap Shop Ne.,. lloadllnM llomtn, Dt\'Oti• Badio .ll>'nmaJ Newa lludlinel Countr,- P f' t,.,,,,, , Fann. 'Mui., Racir ,. .luli,, N& ,. �.... ---... . .. -·-.. - .. Ml:NU -_ ,,, , - ..... _,,. _,,,, - ,.. - - - w !W 12,30 JIISI F1r You 1:00 Newa Hqd)ia• 1:02 Just For �ov -¥:� -frJ::��--�;:_ / . 8.00 New, Headline, .J:02 Music Go Ro:..ad. &:OU D,ince I'arty 6:00 AU Star Wrestling '1:00 Lock Up 7:3IJ Perry Mason 8:30 Check mate �·:JO ... HaVt> Gun,. Will TfAY-1 10:00 Gun$,uok(' l0:30 Not For Hire l l:00 News 11 : 15 Theater 13 _ __ _____ I I )• ,: . . fr ...._ ,:oo u p TO The • • Ut_. M,n s,sq Mason county ChanneI 13 - S dGJ •• NEW'S ,oo eluding Attorney for City of Jackson for 8 pan. 4. Probate and Juvenile Judge of Jackson County, 0., 193741. !i. Fe1rl111, able and 1ucceu­ ful trial and office lawyer. 6. Ad�v• grain and Hve1tock firmer for more t h I r1 2S years; UvN on f • r m with family: etto,...., for Jockson Pr. Crdt. An'n for 24 yeors. 7. Member of tho Ohio Stole •rel Jackton County Bir BrIIIJS y I ""° Leda•, Farm BurHu ind -Grange. O. Adl¥e In Boy Scouts for 20 years: Pr.Ofidont of h",. local school boercl; wide experience in lvvenlle and ooclal problem,. 9. Momber of Boa>'d of Directors of Jo,kson Building and LNn Company 1 1 years. Church, - and Elks Rri•nd·• °'°"'' trt•. Dill.. •J lO AM '. 11· s· 5· A""' l\ �ritfi - NA�NS. N. lht GEE ... l DON'T. Kl«JW, MONTY FLATilENED 8/LL WITH ONI l'IIN<H... BUT hL . CH�NCe IT/ OICA'.fr_�TEVE ,.. tT'S )OJR Tt.'RN TO SPAR WITH MONTY! Your Judicia ry • Courts and Judges - mus t be ever alerl to defend our Liberty, _our Rights, our Freedoms .. Fair, and Fearless J udg es, removed from the pressu_res and obl iga­ tions of all self-interest groups, and respon sible only to YOU, the People - These alo�e can protect tho individ ual from the mob, I he weak from the power ful, t'1e People, indeed from their own rulers. . You will elect one Judge of the Court of A peals on Nov. 8, 1 960. I am a candidate for · th•t office. Independent and uncontrolled, desirin g to do justice, with mercy, I earnestly solicit both your vote and your active supp ort in my beh,lf. ALL JUDICIAL CANDfDAfll Wl�L APPIAR ON ONI SlttARATI. NON-PARTISAN JUDICIAL aALLDT • For Judst• of the Court of Appeol1 I I POURTH DISTIIICT (Pulf Torm Commenclnt '-l'Vlll'l' '• 19'1) cv•· t.r ""' more than ono') I IX I I , Your Vote �cl Support Will .. Gratefully ' ·;; ' . ' ' ' ( '�· ' _; ' Md Humlily �PP"'!;tlted ' ,·. ' ' _,. I - Ji·.,, ' ::·!"."�-�:1.""----- I ·• , •• .tt -,•. ,,_ ·•-c ... ___ , ""..,.,.... ... ; ' i- ,..,, . < ·\ -•--•-•-• --•--•�-�... -. - - :�• I ., - - + • \ ' ,/,- •--"•"r', • ,1 , .-�r'6� f. , ,, 11> ~---•••--•-•.,-~-•-------------,�,.._,.___ ·- - ·- I I ··-- --•··•- "IJI '' . ·• .,. •�-� • · .\. ./,-··r·:·•� . 1' I ...... -- n.. BM.LS . �,. .;l!tl 5 �·o:s.· . p'M ' Alllns..; ·· P r e I b y t • r i • .,. . JI tHlt MEAT ' l' •: 1,30 New, OU I R 1:80 .llualc G, RouQd 7:00 Conversational Russian News e•"11 nea 7:30 Big Picture .1, .:•a •--� _ r Go,..,... llu,i 11:00 CRS News Captain KangarOP f· � �cal New1 6:U Muaic Go 1,, .,.und 9:00 ':'artoon Theater 5:00 ll;uebaJI 81:ul'el 16:00 December Br1<1e J;Qli lfuatc �o Round · 10,30 Video Villag e ll•n OJin.. -11 :00 I Love Lucy 5:J1 �usl1r Go RoWIO 11 :30 Clear ·!fnri:r:ons �.:ff • Co,PJplete News 12,00 Lov,: of Lil, �;00 Sloak HolUe-lleWl6 . Un 12,8 0 Seare,. For Tomorrow of Iii■ 60'0 9:00 Rev. Mathew� �:4:li The Guldlt'\g Light 8:3' Jlewa lffadUut 9:30 Rev. Mitchell l:OO talluda Life of Riley 10:00 , llow Christian '£clence '1:00 StWI · l::9() A., the World 11U'lls . ti � . Heals �� � · *IOdo 2:00 Full Cir�le 10:15 American, fl.I Work . 7:,0 New, ·�.. 2::SO Howe Party 10:30 -4.oot U�"'latt'd:'i.ivc li':12 Suado� Seteud• ll -Uf, in Action 3:00 The Mllllonaln, 8� Off 1 1 :30 Camera Three l ·Y. The Verdi·. t :0 Yoiu, -- · -· 12.00 Rev. Elwood G,bba 1,no Tho Brighter o., all Aer. PoT w OO/l trB·Wi,11 12:30 Oral Roberts 1:1& The Secret ,'ilorm n11111 _ Alrllin 1 ,00 Re,. Willard Wilcox. The Ed•• of N1-!11 !I' 1 :'30 Pro Hilll!ights · , Y. UPl-'11:00 The Thtf'e Stoog�s al e u l-.: � eonsidu aa, i :2° M ovie Masterpieces 1:00 Artbur � - smwa, f18'WI n f • ''m'tse 1n 1 ,, d111rmamen ' pro 00 11i m 4 :., 0 8ow11ng 1 •:J5 A Look at the Wea.her • stpd apparently has .doomed ef6:30 GE Colleae Bowl _11:20 �pPl'tlilcope fw-t, · b:y the •mailer powen � 6:00 Ted Meck Amateur Hour 6:30 Amo, 'p' Andy llnlk tU dead�t- ')Jetweea th• 1:30 Twentieth CentUQ' 7:30 To Tell the Truth 11)�0, Bast • West . powtl'f. ,bun.J 7;� Political Prugram 8:00 Pele . and Glady■ · · ,lfl :. I QI, said today: · 1:3.(1 Dennis the Menace 8:30 Brl� pp Buddy Ei&ht .more of the amall&r ila, 8:()0· Ed SUiiivan 9:00 Danny Thomae Show j1 .tfon1 . were 1cheduled to. pte8ent 9:00 G. E. Th�ater , 9: 30. Andy Griffith . show -'- ·, •,: 9:30 Jack Benny Program ' ,j;Jlek dilN'fflament viewa· .�ore 7:00 PolitlcaJ iBl'oadcaiilt ,... u. ' N. Politic,1 CobJ.lhI� to10:P() Candid Camera 10:00 Political l:Jroadcast ,:lay at morning and )n,,�QOWi 10:30 Politcial P.rogram. 1 1 :30 News ■e�ions. But thel'tl w� � ,ndl, , • . lJ:1.,0 Sun�lol.Y News Special . .. 1 1 :4-0 A Look at the ��eather cation they could 1ucet,id �,... 1 1 ; 115 Theater 13 1 1 :46 Theater 13 _ he th� o rs had failed. ____ -----,---_:_��:e:!:e:!e=i:;! __ �!'!:! � • l� � i!!! :::, � �� � Cu&LY ,.· �� Channel 1 3 - Saturdny Channel 1 3-MondoJ OH , M IST ER··• \\IE HAYE A COMPLAINT . " The Cost Of Liberty Is .Eternal. Vigi lance I I Wanted QUAL IFIED TO SERVE 4th District W '. Pd. Pol. Adv. 1. Ag■ 50; married with four children; born in West Vir­ For ' November 8 JackSQn, Oh io , 4 : 15 4,30 5,00 b:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:45 d:00 il:10 : t : 15 Election - PLEASE REMEMBER COURT OF APPEALS ·�•r· ,,,·-ck',.,. ...,._ . iHE !:state ( .2 1 ) Real _; ate I? D. E. Lewis, Sec'y-Treas. Ulanne1 3-Monc,a) Channe1 8 - Saturday I Post Game Show ! CO N G R E SS • Bowlin& Scars Captain Gallant Salurday Prom High Scho1>l Poll Meet t he Candidate Ne,1•11 Pkture 5:f5 Spurts Rvundup Wcalhercast 6:00 t·OO Saturday NiglJt Jambol -.!e 8:00 Bonanza Tall Man 9:00 The D13puty 9;30 The Ca m paign and the O:OU Candidates 0 ':.10 10:30 This 1s Yo:.ir Life L d)U 11 :00 Ne ..·� H � a rl.linee 1 1 ;:tO U : 1 0 W �athercast 12:00 1 1 : ;.,; Shot"kwateh 2;80 2:uO S1in Off - - - --- 12 :55 1 :00 1 :10 2:30 9:45 Sign On lu:00 Christopher 3:00 3:30 1 0: SO The Ar.� .�er 4:00 1 1 :00 Frontiers of Faith 4·30 li :30 , This i..� the Lafe 12 :0ll TV Chapel ,:00 12:30 Sunday News 5:30 12:4� Garden rlub of the Air 1 :00 Big 3 Bowling 6:00 2:00 Cleveland Browns 9:15 f:30 Political Program 8:21 5:00 Film Fea ture 6:30 5 : 1 5 Sunday Sports S,4$ 5:30 News Picture 7:00 5:45 Political Progra m 7:30 t:1:00 Meet the Press 8:30 6:30 Sunday News Plctur.a 9:00 6:40 Weathercast 9:30 6:45 Sports 10:00 7:00 Shirley Temple Show 1 0 :30 8:00 National Velvet 10:45 9.30 Tab Hunter Show 10 :50 9:0. ' Otev,y Sho·" 1 1 :00 W·" Loretta Yourg Shi"� 1 2:00 10:30 Story of Institutions· in ! 1 :00 4:30 15 :00 6:30 6:00 6:l� 9 .30 ' :415 6:Dl5 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 3 . Bl&ndi.bet 1. Re malnlnJ' -t. Tellurium. 6. PJ..a.cu (l)'m.) f. Moon. vaJ.le1 n. 8tu_pet,l,e9 10. Sm&il plelJ 8. Corro4e,t JZ. Girl'• name 7. Rea.I. J.3. Later 8. 0d4 it. Encourare •· 9uuu1.v 15. Throw o! paper from $ ll. l111a-1 llorae (med.) �8. Human. 13, Hiah being11 ,.1ce, 18. Drarna. haul! (Jap,) 17. Malt 19. :Sulldlng' bevera,e exten11lon 20, Secondary 20. Omen heldJJI&' .22. Rootn.11 foit ptov!alon, 28. Brriall dop .21. Sphere 28, ChlneH meuure 29. Easily lei 33. M&kea am.endl fot as. Heathen New, Wc11,tht:Tas• Nitewatch &ign OU - "";'1::.:. --· • 6AI LY CROSSWORD A.CROSS W. V11 -WCH S-TV A.C han"nel . 8 ) Candidate for Republican Nominee ·- l sNu� ·l•LAci� To LlVE. wui"k. · mg dtslalll'c Imm 1�111111 swres. FOR sALF.; vIVERociilttOuse Melvin location. nice bJth ilh lluu �t" u n Mt>t· ha'.11t· St., (l room.:!, : ..., od 111' Lo�ust St. Pomeroy. modern blllh, JOlnl IISt• u\ laun' 10 t ,3otp ' dry. i'.:(IUippcd wilh j:lllH l'urtUH'e with thcrmustal, propt:ny vented. -- • - - · - - · · ---$SU per month. I nquire Ewings FOil, SALE: NEW 3 BEDROOM Store, G lcnruy Ewing, Pomeroy. I all electric hom e. Low down Phunc W Y 2.J(}!J2 ur WY 2•2titi0. , payment. Take· over G. I. _Loan. cunlact Roy Crawford, M111Way 11 5 ,--=,---- -· - .. -• --1 1 2 �}C Drive, N t, w Have-n. FOR RENT: 1''1 VE ROOM APA.RTMENT. Call WY 2-:am1 or 4Wt _ ---,- •. ___ ___ . _:-.;.',t; Spring Ave., Pomeroy. FOR SALE: HOUSE IN SVRA• 1 0 27 Uc CUSE. Ci rooms and bath. Slflt'ffl --- ----- - - · -· ·- --· -windows and doors, gas fil')Ot' FO K RENT 5 room house, with e. After small down furnac balh, gas furnace, s-tor m wintake· over G . 1, Loiin. · ment, dows, garage. 632 S. Seco n d, after 4 p.m. GI-6·31ffi3 Call Middleport. Sec John P. Wlll• 11 2 3te iams, syr11cuse. Phone WY2- 1' J -��-,---,---, --·--- - -·_6931. ____ ___ _ - - -- -l l·l-6k ___ _ P'Oll SALE: HOUSE. :I ROOMS bath. Water and ga11. Dou• and anted I Help ( Price $3,300. BradbUt'Y, lot, blo ------10 31 6tp Call WY.2-llfSO. A DEPENDENT W OMAN to live in 11nd l·,re fuL• 1'11ildren 11.nd ' ---··- ----- -- ·· ---- - - , I housework while motile� worlul. a Must Dc ,rehahle. W nLe Mts. , \.,II' It.. Kt•, '"I I l ., Lo u ise BurUridge ) HD 2. � 1 1 3 6tc ' MINERS'I/ ILLE - H) story, 6· room frame (,3 bedrooms), bath. 1 • a· kc HELi' WAN · l'!·n MALE· ·: . ·,t � storage building, 1.aellar house, your spare )Ulle pay dtvldeodsr let 100 x 120, )ocaled on Route Heprl!�cnt Lmcoln _ Homes on a 1 124. $5000. 1 j p11rt tune basis . . Send_ complete ANTIQUITY _ 1 . story frame, 6. resume to Suponor Bu1ldcrs, Inc. utility l;iedroom�) {l rooms I'. 0. Box. 1944, Parkcraburw , W. buildl�g. cetlllr house, ' 1arge lot. � -- __ _. :.. _ �1 3 _!tc $300 down. full price $2000.00. . GIRL OH YOUNG WOMAN for I C H ESTER - l ¼ story, fully in• � -• room fram e , 3 bed su Ja Ie d, ;J;I genernl work Jn he 1p of cur e ! or � 1 Y c 1osets, ru ll \ rooms, bill1� ,,. P,..n 11gcd. Appl:,.· al Carmen Rest b•semon t, gi.1s floor fu r nace, IoI Honie (1pposile Rock Springs :m x 100, griavi,,I road. $8000.00. rairgroumls. 1 1 3 3tc ·· --· I 58 ACIIES - I I/a elory frame, 7 I - . . .. LU: ll T Housekeep ing two b.ours roo m s, bath, -nice b1111ement, coal daily in Middleport · Monday hol air furncae (n{'w), 23 arre,,; I through Saturday & t11rl 7: SO cultivated, barn. thicken house, a. m. Phone WY2·33l6, 1 1-:Htc co rn crib, other buildings, fine - -- --· - -·· · -- - water system. Located on Route 68<. Terms. $11500.00. ( 1 8 Employm ent ,!,LBERT M. cox, s.1•...,.. I BOX PHONI 22' ________ __ _ . TWO YOUNG M EN 17 and 21 wsnt ( l 1 ) !5, 3tc I any type work. Ph. WY 2,2lOB. ______ 1 1 3 3tc FOR SALE: SIX room house e.nd bath. Modern kitchen. Hatdneeds , WITH DISABILITY FATHER wood floon, Phone WYZ-249'/. 11 part time or run time employmenL al light work. Ph. WY 2- I Brownell Avenue, Middleport,\ 11-4-Bte 1 1 3 31e a20B, A ·· - BO l I ' Republican ColHns for Congress Committee \ l OAKLEY C. COLLINS J·udge Marshall Carli sle I ----;.1£H•1STMAs iAi ■ - VOTE FOR t3us, ness I ) Democratic incumbent eongressman advoc ates. To that end, Oakley Collins will SUI)· port· substantial legislative measures and w ill work to bring industry to his district. PIANOS -- ) it has in its proud past; that It does not bell eve in rederal government "doles" as its COAL, OIL GAS FURNACES I I Oakley Collins believes the 10th t;ongr esslonal District wants to support itself. "" - -- . BAKER end SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer 1 1 :00 d : 10 l I : 15 1 :00 Channel 3 - Sunday come· a tourist center for visitors from a m9 re-prospero,s northern Ohio. Eva's Restaurant 9a , Morine ...,.j.- · • and , 1'1dlO 1Dd Urea A·l. 1 'W\'2-UP, -- 1 -- .I - ·f ! I WSAZ-TV Ch an ne l 3 Clia1111el 3 - Saturday ' Z4 for ..: I e , f rad e Call Die• Stenan F I I I --·- I 1 1 � Wan ted T o Buy • I - ---- -- I II HOP E f or Th e OH 10 R I VER VAL LE y .. ,,.., ...... °' , QI.ind fl . 1 c.::�!/��:.�� "'"'.,._.- -r--- I - e t, sai� � ( 1 8-A I Emp loyment . ��� ,;·:.:� � ::,:��:,c· ��� I 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov 5 . I !ltiU Appr.11.18ement wall be had before I NOTICI OF FILING AND Wa nted _____ -�--- -- ___ this Court on the 15th day of Nov INVENTORY HIARING ON - I ' tim ber man cutEXPERIENCED •M . 5 lock 96 A M o ,4 ,· ember 1 0. at 10 C No 18 3 F ll U l ! i d l .'d a e s l r hear ing tin i; logging and saw n1tl1 or Probat. Court, Mei.. County, Oh l• Judge an d .Ex ( 11 1 1< IU : : : � � � IT�ESS ffi)' signature and Lowell He i tger, Harr1sonv1lle, . tor and to such of the follow i ng I y any m lere&ted party at an y ( 10 1 z11 i , 1 , :'I ;1t· 27th day of 0('tober , 1 960 Iore l h e be___ prior to five dayR 1 1-4-31(' as are re111de11ts of the state oi I t_1me Oh 10 __ ___ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ __ - -- -- - ____ , .Oh10 . sur _ _ __ _, _ vhong spouse, If any; I vices next of k m; benef1c1ar1es under Ser ( 20 ) Bu sin e- ss _ ___ the will, 1f any; the attorney or I wATER Pu,U FICATION a ttorneys representing any of the . We 1- 11 1 g uarantee pure water, no l aforementioned perso�s : ! \'ou are hereby not1f1ed that on · ta�tr, no odor, just sparkling, The people of this District have heard the Democratic rllndidate £or Congn·� dt> , n 1960, a p u n· water. :--l"o filler to ch a nge ,· Ule 27Lh day of October, o · ;\, nt ii g.o dget. A positive unit r Inve ntory :md App�aliiemen t o! cJare that "the natural I N DUSTRIAL.. sites are in the north, and the recreat ional p ?orda�, e a ,d_ a Lena est the of te the 1v1 �ttC'nlion on rt's i u q n I lia\ ,n . •• 1,.1m1t' o_w nt•. J"'s ;,�r t. All a utematic deceased , I ate of Ha-,,on,,lle portunities are In Southeastern Ohio. " _ _ � It AN( I I ISE Dl<:ALERS WANT· _______ --- - - -- ' k nows Jht' g n•al , EJJ $:WOO uu Lo $:.!500.00 investOAKLEY C. COLLINS, the Republic an Candidate for t::ongress, JO Of -0 l l i l.' l l l , Write Wuter Purifica_tio n I polentlal of our valley. He believes the 1 0 th Congressional District, from t he llot"k ing !nr . P. U. Box 1 124, M a nsfield, O h i \l , All. Mr. K.aufman. • Rlver to the Ohio, from the forests or Vint on, to the farmlands of Fairrteld, is a p rou d 1 1 3 St e TRAINED hunting .Beagles. Mal• e11, 3 and 3½ years •old. Sell people and an ind11strlous people. '\ J ti r:uNDITIONffln. REFRJGE& or trade for good shot gun. · a1 1,,l'I servic., J1ci'1 Refrlgera- : CaH Sunday, Monday or Tuea- ! It Is his goal, If elected to Congress, to work as industriously as the people of his tio"l Ne111 lluen. l'hoae TU2day. Virgil Yarbrough Route 3537 dlotrlet, to bring Industry to this Valley an d thl, District, so that its people ran sland 6-Jlll-tl No. M4 in l Kyger, Ohio. 1 l·4-6tp ____ I ,upright as tradesmen and wage-earners. H e does not believe that this District must be- W E E K END SPECIAL! Brand new spinet piano. J<' i111mu s namt• rnak!•. Sl 1 gh1 ly , llamage d d u r m� !>h1pmcnt. Hcg ular pncc $895 Now wee k Pntl only $595 oo_ /\ow is th{' tune ror �p1nct ) U L! lo own th;,t 111:w �Alt:. FOR I ; Before-You­ y ' our Use piano. - - - -- - -- - - - ·B u 1• l'lan Futus M usic Co .. 1 1 8 COLEMAN GAS t'LOOH KURNACF. I W · St•t·!111 d St , 1',1mel'uy. Phunt' and Wizard ruel oil heater. Both 1 1 -4·2lc W\'2-288!.I. in excellent condition. Sec Oli vet Sayre Rt. l, Porltand. Ohio. .. ft 1 I 3 5k COAi. OF high g raJl'. Loaded trltt ll,radfonl - - -- -- --· -with pcii<:Ork. The brand of CootTWO AKC REGISTEHED Female J C �xcl'llcnl cval, run of mml' "- L. BRADr-ou,. Reel••· Oh"' Beagles. Ages I ½ and 3 years. I dust. hug No lump. of lots with Meat and Choice of Call WY 2 ·6842. 1 1 3 3tc Uu}'l' rs say it fills their de · AUCTIONEER 2 Vegetables -- -- --- · _., _. than slraight mands b{'ttcr REASONABLE RATIS ·1 RABBIT DUGS, 6 beagles, 4 mos. lun1p. I t will more than sallsfy and Coffee Salad SATISFACTfON GUARANTEED to 5 years old. Fieid champiou rlumpand delivered ton per $5 Call or write I. O, McC01 Plus Home Made Hot Rolls bre eding. Priced lo sell. Dursel ! rd in four ton lots or over in Cho1tar. Ohio Ri{'bcl, Reedsville, Ohio. PunH)roy, Hutlancl, Mason City 8 22 30ll 1 1 3 Jtc anrl Albany. Call SH2-4U76. . 1 1 4 -3tc -- -FARM SALE- ··~ . · ·- - __ I ,OMIROY one h . Saturday, Nov. 12, 1 960, 10:30 it. m J C L fVEI.AN_l� Alt . saxop_ � - l co�d�L1un. J� me $ l6U_.oo. 1 11m leaving the state and 1','lil Call SP,-l:5904. Masnn U1y. sell the fo\lowin� a t my far_m lo· 1 1+6lp cated 7 miles North of Ra(·meI 1n m ile I-:ast of Bashan; follow sale nrows. ELECTUOLUX \!a1.:uu111 Cleaner, 9 Cows Gurrnsry &r. Holstein ( most les� than 2 yrnrs old. / 1;,s ll U · llelot• 9:30 A.M :, & 4 yean). 4 eal V('S. 2 rt!!:lS· lornatie j)Oft·UU[ b.ig, and all Ud�l•port WY-2-2649 \ ll;EW and USl!D tcred Guernsey rnws with culV{'S di'�ning atlad1 nwnts. w 1:1 sl'II ICAU'U. FMED STOit.ii 1 1 d: furnishC' Health Papers for l�sl 7 (lilYlllert!.'I 0f $Ci 25 pt:r t At CliHter Yearling s (Da iry Breed ) : I M ilk mr>nth or -1,Jll.UIJ rasl:. l'h 1 me I 5-2145 Y11ti:ot1 er with rnolor . 7 hl•�d hog�: lh'a · 1 \ l -4-mc WY2;.2204. STATlutl !iiERVICI 0Lf.. 'li -1A. _ _ __ _ __ vy duly Univ{'rs al Compr.e�so_r 1 AM. 9:0(., Jl'fclre with 2 Sur g e milkmg um,�: .l t Al.,,.ny 33,JJ �UPD l le� rabbit dogs 1 llea�l1:1: 12 disr Su- I - --� _ ___ _ Phone WY-2-379• Day •'-ervte• ,v .. v ,t,:; . of baks !;00 1 perior � rain drill. AS ,S SPECIALS OHIO POMl!ROY. hay ; J . D Traetor wi1h p in�·� : 57 �n;ury 60 H. P. $495.00 • I NTi-:lu o l t AND EXT EJU O n-- de·: 7 00 bJ les of straw : Wagon nm 59 Mercury IQ H. P. $.S9S.OO ror·a�m". Wallpapt!r steamed off & ! l a rro�; 400 bu. rn�11: 100 htl. 1 U H. P. Mercury Ourfit $'il9S.00 1 • d PilP eriu". l :.! y[)an, expcr1 ��: whcat; 100 bu. oats: _some h('. rsc ! METROPOLITAN MO TORS guara11L ecd. ' i c e . �.i l is i ;ction n drawn 1 111plcnu•11 l : 50 11W h,i d 600 Eaat Main St reit, P:tm<1roy ( Pl ll,rn., W Y 2 ·69U 9 · 1 1 ·1· 61 p •BALDWIN tonls; I 1 950 Ford rordoor , 2 1 Pho�• W Yl-3870 ---~ bicycles , 20· & :.!4"> •WURLffZElt / e-:rn lfc 1 HOUSEHOLD Gooas :.erv1c as ( LU I and OTHt;R FAMOUS 2 L 1v 1 1ig ronm suit e s . 2 bed roo m ( \ ' SIIEE'I _ _ BRANDS , SUJl(' S, 2 tluw11e s1•1� ( I 9 pc & Sl'OUTING ltllO/ING __ I !', pc ), 2 ullht} cabmeti., el c c W I LL !'A V CASII FOIi S M ,\LL metal wm k Repair work of ally I house ;md at-n•uge. GIVI: sm•. lo- [ k mtl. Phol,c WY 2-2301 . trit· run..:�, lar�1• (lcep freeze, l'lll!On and /l�k 1ng lll'lt( Write 10 10 30lp t·o11I anti wood eook stm:e, 2 • p JI , Bux U68 K , c/u The lJ.i1ly S en - - - - - -----;--· - washprs with rinse tubs, wr 11mg O nd , HIRE Oil • ZEH BlD�LDO tine!, Pomcrov oh1n desk and ehnir, gilder and porrh , hmiemcn ts and landscaping. Ph. 1 1 3 30!p chairs TV & antenna !RCA). . ...,, r.a.-et ..,.., -(' hester, YU 5- :n 5b. , 10 . 3 �LP ---hNlli, . her ot lamps, , e i·oHee' tabl -M t buHet. refril:er 1tor, 2 heaterM, WISTING NA(e5, i'DK Mui�LEA1 ch�al, 1 rifle. _1 iron ket llt>, b110 � �4> ·- Or _en_!._ _ HOUSE appllanc••· Arnold Bro- ! . whut . !It ) case, I bnt�s kdllf', · . then, S1ncu.., Ohio. Phone HltlJ::i,t,,; two flve shrives, end tahles, many other EICr' UOUM 11-1 1-tf WYl4l84, . Hengel. N. A.' r���1 <1paumcnts. u.�dul articles . 1 Uc ·:! l l WY:l-327:.l. e PbJt I ---· · - - -Terms: Ca.�h. �1 ___ t __ __ _ _ I _ _ i_ _ Not respnns iblc for acc�dcnts. MUUl!:JI N un1urnishc1I 3 rooms I Winford (Jarkl Scar h ro ug, h 1'AYLOllS Upholslt>rlng a nd hath iipar1111e11t , 11irrh c11b• 1 Owner AND FURNIT URE REPAIR dispoRal, ·tndncrator, iiwts, Auto, Truck anti Lunch will be served by Sulton lurwe clo�cl.l- uhono WY4".-;Hl. Eq1.1ipmc n l Sc.it5 Repaired Chut{'h. 1 ,Htt-tfc · I Sale collducted by Brndford Aue- --- ·--------!'HONE r,1-6-3311 Al-'At•.1.·ME.N"l'S - .furm1h�d anti 1 tion Compan�, G1llipoll1, Ohio uruuroui •• ;:d. Mc..Mwaten, Middle I, 12.22 2nd Auctioneer: Cr1tt Hradford . _ ,:,_ ,-,_ _ ,,--_ --_ !_ U . . p 2·2821 3 3 ort. Phone WY Sale Mam1ger: A. C. Bru<lford J J 5 "' -rkA,LEH se,cs, co1tN1i-u,i I nsuranc e · Good Jo calio n. llalJ!h Ma r tin, 850 -------�-COMPI...ETE 1Nslf RAN CII. •J Locusl tU., Middleport. G E Vacuum Cleaner Clearan r c. tecUon, Lltfl, Auto, Fire, /;alio Swivel top11 and roll easy. Will 1 0 24 30\{' - . - - -- -- -- ___ ' Call Do:1 IIW1, Middleport. 11crlrlce ror only $20.VO. Phone .4-0tc FOR RENT OR LEASl�-liaso limt ')JJ.14. i J WY2·2204. _ _ --·- · - ·-11 --· cc Lutter building. and station --::= .--;;::-c;c;; idcul for r{'cruation ct'nler ur D ARNE:t::��= 1956 CUSTOM LINE �"ORD. 2 door. -SIMPSON JNSU RANCl!: Fordomatlc Drlve. V6 M otor. re staurunt. Junctions Ht.s. 143 Agents, JliUddleport. Fire, Aut� Orlgin11l finish. Good tires. Re11sand 124, liradbury. l\t·c1d y for mobile. Honas. Phone WYZon11blc. See al Ex ccblor Oil ro. occnpancy. Call .11.Ucr S JI. m. 8-l'i-tf 200;:i. W Y 2·2205 Frank Fisher. Phone WY2·2915. Ed Eber.s- --___ w 20-1ro bach. 1 1 5 31c rHONE WY-2-21 57 ·1n; · sunday, lt7 Moose 7 behind 11+2t{' ----------------- -·-------- -' WILL · SACRIFICE Singer zig zag .;cwini:: machine. Makt•s butto11 hole�, Sl·w� on buttons, ovrr• 1I !'a�ts, bltnrl hems, and dmens of f1:1nry t-mbroidery stitches. I Will sell \;) respuusible parly for 1 1 paym c nls of $9.35 per , m onth. Phunt W Y2·2204. l 1+6tc 11 2 \ll'Ll G H I \' :-. 750 x,,'v-l :• ,' ,�,, -.','. "., - : month,;. l'rirl' :ii..!U 1 1 5 3 1 (' '.Wllfd. 8'H! tnaertion. lliDiDlum m&r1e - 60 cent&. tu ..,_ OOIIIIOCQUve l.atertiom. 'IDOJJ• h 30 centJ per word. f •D1- per wOrd will . be charjed for advertialnl 10 daya aflet l «6VlDi bill. .. - Should be r.po-:tfld 1mmrdiate!,-. Tbt . Dftt be reapon.alb� fct mote tha..11 one ln�or. ··· wtll ' ,_ I For So le SL"JGl::: H sEi·iNG Machme 111 j:J.· Ct!llt!nt t•on d ition. p urta bl e or 1 bt e if �� � � o!': '·:v }:;�� 1 1�:-� ;� 1 ClOHU&'NNT DErEND.\BLlt IIESULTS BATES . . . . . . . .. . . . , r -- "---------·-- --- -� ' . . .'::::::::!::'. ....:: •I •! ,..•, -t : _ ___ ._._ • l �. .... . . . . . . .. . . Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. No, . 5, l �0 -- - ·- . . ·- - Around And · . ' . Bi rth,foJs Of Grues,•r Ch il,lren (.'elebrrrted lertamed !he c-h1ldn�n of \ht• with a ...,,1t·11t'r ro.i�l neighborhood I and marshmallow toc1st Thursda) even1 r1g honoring tht"1r dauJ.(ht(' rs 1 -- ·---· ---- . . . · · · · · \ · · ·.' · ~ - · - Mr and .\trs Roy Grut•1oer e n � wc,r/d Comm unity K nr/r ,\' """ "'''' Hirtlr duy I ,,.,I ..i, HoS /iillll Ka\!1� )l annahs t;'II Jll) t'd lwr 1 �1 h birt hdJ_\ . '\ o \ 3. a 1 t!il· P1e hJ n1 \ .i ! l t•\ H""Jl l l <I I wherl' ,h1• Y, i" i 1i.lkt•i; 1,, ,1 � nc.la} n1�h1 f ro m l ht· �l 1dd lqH1rt l 'timl'f<J _I' gJ111t· ,1 ht n .-.1 1 1 trnih. � 1 vk She unth·rW (' n L :o ur- I �t•r� :i'. l ' ! L· ll'�,1111 V,i l lc) l .1 -. 1 S.i t u r d,1� ,11 HI w .i � n.·tunH•d h v ·11t• \ h is rnornrng I Vt I 1 1 1r lwr htrl lirl:i� �lw ri•ri · •d 1 b,•;i l J ·. 1 ! 1 1 1 Ll k t ' 1 11,r T t ilt'd \' 1 1 1 ; . , ) l p \ j:1 1 1 11d .. 1 i n _1 1• l l o ,1 r • 1 1 1 1 : , r.,,,,,,,,.. Day Service Held Af C/· .,sfer Ch urc h I . , ... AUDREY YOUNG 1 Clerk of Courts Meigs County : 1 I B ECKY'S I I . I s:�� Sf JC M( )NE'rl'E � ('i -•mmr.flT':'lllli!IIJlln'I \��•�i.•t1 •J'Jrl:R_ Ill 1 In Pomeroy I 1 I I SL ACKS and B LO U SE S ETS · · · $2. 9S Slacks $1.98 Blouses , r 1 ,·. TUASVRER ,. .ffwe·1 n1,· fTr.1d'",'v8adrd11J , ., ' 1 (.'/M11,b guest when Mrs. �harles H.if,fle I 4.'ntertamed the Bi-Mon thly ('an ai>la Club Thursday e,•4.'nrng at her home on East Mam Sl . W inners for 1he evenir1g we re ' Mrs Richard Finl aw. Mrs Sid• nPy Spencer, Mrs. Albert Martrn and Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Ma.�1 1n ret·e1 1·ed a gift from her secrtl pal Refreshmenls ll'ere se�l" ed by !ht• hostess to the ilhovc named v nct Mrs. John Bca\" N, Mrs. Eu­ ge ne Tripletl and Mrs. Howard I Logan ba t·k and u , 1·un fined l o her bed Mr� W A Morg an lS couva les(' · ini,: nicely at her home on Athen s . Roa,1 from 1-' ) t' surger y f.rn�sl ll1te return ed to his Ladles' Corduroy hunH' rn Minnes ota 'I hursda y af ter hemg railed here by Lhe rlealh of ti .s mother , Mrs Ed ward Hite . Mrs Russ \'\la Ison and M1 s 1 Bntha Scott v 1s1tcd Friday with ; their sister, Mrs Olan Cenhf'Lm er who underwe nt su-r.llf'rY al Hol:r.er I Hospital 011 Tuesday . They report • her as convales dng nwcl�· Mrs Alhert W(Jodanl I!> 8<n I fin�d 10 her home o r. U n ion SAVE YOUR SAL ES SLIPS Avenue by illness. MIOOL EPOf!T . OU h 1 Mrs. Jed Websler J r. . and sun ____________ 1 1 •qs.' COUNTY C1111W<lll I ., !JOit ' Bi-Mon!hly � J imm y , Mrs. Jed Webster Sr , � ind Mra Jane Louise �m1t h were Fnda y vl,ilor s in Parke rsburi: -- · ·C hnstian A ction f'or f' rt'f' dum" wus the theme of the World Commun ity U.i y sen icf' Maria on her 1 0th i!rld Marla 011 h 1 •ld 1-"ridar <1fternoon t1l the her eighth birthday l'ht.'Ster Methodist l "hur("h. Present wen:: Susanna Arnold. By FREDDI E HO\J t>AS.. !!'L1' Sherrie and Bobby Ularkston. The organ prelude hy t,1r�. l \er1•11t ,· 1s1tors w it h Mr an d I H1cky Gaul , Tommy Ball aud the J l u r al"C K arr opened the ut!rvice ;\,\ rs I' K il u�i.el\ a nd daughter, honored guests who cad1 r1•vP1v f. llt\wt•d by a sllL•nt meditation P aul.i Ka� . h.1vr been ·.wi rs H us ed a number ur gift� �rs ;u. I e J J I 10 wurship by respon Stl l"\ bru t her Ill ! 1 W and SlSter. Mr a •: 1 [(:d rr whn Ka ) rl( 't, l , , . .d I .ill -., 1 l ;i Jid h•hpl t .. 1 ;rnd '.\Ir� i t W Cr1[1 1 Lh of Rllinrlle werk lie also u11 rll-1 -.., ,, nt �tiri.:N� �•,, }1 t1 1 ( ' .1111! h , u •.' _,u.-,·,)r,11 ! ·· 1, 1 i.1 ," 4 ' 1 · .. , 1 �• r�· ad1n0u , :n, ,i11g• .1g o[ ldM � eek · ,1ml �tr H w,wl l � sister, M iss V�ra l t ; tl On ( ) K 1 11� ftetn;:11 pre· Mr ,1 1 1 d )lr� \'; ll \\ l 1 1 1 t· ;1ml -., ·r 1ti, d 1•. 1 1 1 1 hvr tli.1 '!!1' l rl,1:1 lw Huh:wll anti h,•r friend, '\1 1si; Lrh.i 1 1 1 ,., ;1 1 . d br• i l ll f • r . \ l r J : • I .', I r, n t· 1wt.l a .') l i.ll('lnl"lll by Mr!>. Arp,ir, t!,I U �lakr l · 1111I ) . �p,· 1 1 t IJ�1 � i ·t•k M ,•< ;rnlh ol Buslon. �ass crid wnh ,tr:-, W h 1 1,• ·� p�n•nt � _ \lr V w Ha1 1 n . 1 1� ;i r1•I l 1111d, . , ,:• · r,· w,1d H1 1 1h<1rlb. t.:Ounty t'OUnt'd 1 SOth ANNIVERSARY :.urger} ;ind Mrs C<1r l ( , L l 111i.1n· ;111d ll:rn �h 1- 1 1 1 , d 111 1 , 1 1 � 1 f ! :, ,, 11d · ,'J 1, ,,rd. , ! t t'sJJl n t . who s:.1 1d Lhat lo help rn�jor I Ja l t �111 1 1 h had Den r Meiqs Cou nty Voter : Mr and Mrs. Churles P Ihle bt•ttcr .., for , • 1;, ,,,1 luundal1011 sl'!I Liu r l'<lk i.1:ld l l' rir11<lt r r1,rn h i· · at l 'ka�,, n l Valley Hospita l tlw; lt-r , C�rla Sue or Morning Star will eelebratl. r .\1 r. and '.llrs (.;r>rald H u pt• an· \ s l !l�' J tl l� 1 1 •1, :.:t;l ll) rro 1 1 1 twr f 1 \l t ) d ( I rd;itlUII� w11 the purpose their 50th wedding anniversar} Dtmr g the carr '.}aign , 1 1 l he W 1,rld C o m m u m l Y nay. > Pk l ' nd 1n !\l d r1 � 1 lwr 11 .,;; rl• l 1 1. cn d tu l11·r 1 1pir.-. Wt thr spet1t�1ng h:tve made every effort to • Sunday November 13 with Open VOTE FOR held wl"l1 l hc-1� 1lau..;h:er ilthi l .1 1 1 \ l . 1 •, ll)OJfl" ! '. ' ' ·1 t1,· 1mr�1 , ., id • ,, I f :\I ··;; :<arr lt't l 1 n re�,,on:;l\ e I House , from 2 to 4 p.. m. at lhe \ 1s1t as many of you as pos­ il) , Mr .J!lll 1\ 1 1 ·, J 1)(' ;\f r (\ .1 }' ., 1111 ,n , •111,1, r , . : h ' t i n. � : 1 1 1 , 1 I {' . l . l • 0 . 1 1 1 1 .. d,11;; or1 Lilt• llf'W fot't'CS i:llld hume of Mr. and Mrs. John Ihle. sible at your homes and al 1•d rdr,·\h !'1<•r , t , \\ J l h l\ •1;ill.' x pniblerns wh1th a1 i�c daugl1lNS -. · " 1 1 , .- , •1 · 11 1 ! 1 1 1 1 , ·· , ! ·. 1 , , . ir 1 111 s ri.lpidl v tha.11�1nr: world , lhe same time not ric_;lect 011\,t [,t•v1 1,, d:r u�h l •·r u! '.\Ir ,, i·d 1 , , 1 1 1 _. I '. li . f;o ;;,i1.,1 " ' · I in . i , t h d u scJ · w 1 Lh a prayer 1 m y duties as Meigs County Mn , , 1 1 1 u111 1 .4 · w , � h 1 11 .H' h 1 • , .,· .i,dpa: 1- : · ,. q 1 1 1 J \l · ,i Ma,jnf About : , !I 111 fur pt.llt.:t' w llh justice a 11d , 1 1 y Clerk of Courts. wrist W i:d n1·Mlc1: :-, t it· 1s •. 11 . 1 p 1 : 1 1 1 .\ is,'. ,Jr , \ ,, ' tli1- p;1r1 1 , l' Jorn. that the m1�ion or the I Demo,ratlc Cand ldale I Lhc ,evl'mh l:r;,:le rulfiJled. be rnay b c ! People t: lf I have not visited you .· . l lvwm� <i d uet, · •'fhink Of I I,rt1lt t I .l:rnws A·nold l:t1:d I J .11 ,·I ' l d h •r /J irt!1 1lay f ,",,L,• personally. may I take this c; 1 , by !\l rs. Karr and Mrs. : who ;i: c rnrnluy, 11 al W h I ,• 'wl , ', ,,l , 1 , \I• • · I ii • ,,c , opportunity to ask tor your l. pt re ,ead IV ' f I u an ·r;.:e u, d · •. . !-.en , . e., LUCILI· f ttAW K ll,.I phu� . ,· i s1t,·d n•i·rn lly 11+ ' h 1 lH·ir \ : i ' I ;, ,. i 1 d l l ! 'J' rl )' -· . rhell, Le1 ford Hf rs ( M r· i h,· j vole in Tuesday's election? · · ·, , 1 lw g,�ci;l speakcr, _ rhirk Chi l:t n g ,' Mrs. Albert <Ve lsia) Roush I tamil if's . c·.. •·r-rs1J11 who Ii :.. lwr•ll , - l , \1r.1t d I i- • '-, u - " i · .1 1 · , I deeply appreciate the sup­ .. 'II ·' • "'' , · ,! ''· , , ' ,. , ,,r 1 , •1 1 I ·. ' " 1 r, l ;, I 1 H o u ,; K\J a_<.;. Cti 1 1 1a . a stu d ent fell down the basement steps Capable - Honest absenl frnm his ltad11 11·t <1 - il ii·s .il i , ... 1, 1 , 11 ., d•1J"J1r' t hl' ;i t · • r n,,o , · you have ,iiven me in port · ., C.illege. gave . an Th und ay morning, rnJurmg h er · · · I K �·g.. , f' 1 ef' k ll 1 '! t1 :1· I1 1 1 1 1 I tl•'t'J�s ., :, I � '.' 1 1 1 1•1" n 1·•- 1 ,•d ni:1111 1,i("P .,t,�pRi. n10 '1, ·, ranuc Courteous .' --· ws•·at:l' 1 What a on 1;:>asl, n the 9 • . n ·a nd I hope that I of illness rc•.urncd Lo ..rhuu! l• n · i l l � , ,- 1 - ; . • 11 1-r f , 1 ·1i l \" ;ind t • , r. ., - 111, 1 ! l"lHln? lhal their lal,ents _may � accept" can continue to have that I day. , • " 1 Election - : ,i ov. 8th r , , . ,h , , , , i 1 . . i , . � . �. 1 � - l•.a;r -.,µoke of the J.:ifts cd und use 1n His servH'C Hol l 1• 1· wi•n• 111 v. r · I , i i , , . , : 111.1". · · I l l " 1 1 1·J11l : ,, tlw '( � I \ . �lt·s ;uid Mr support_ in my request for 1 1111 , l iedl k i ts .ind nl,::htgow ns ' Th hym n "0 Z ion l la�te '• and Chairman of Mo l t,i� t:"I. Polio t;al11pul i:, �-1•i-1C"r(by l'.'!."I"!' \I r ,,tl,, wii,,"• i? my second tenn. 1 11• \" I1 1 I 1I rl' IJ IV tu. c h Wl' •c brou "" ht I' the Uc nedictiou b the ltev. Foundalion FClr 6 Yurs I R111lrr w 1•nl tn th� Callipol i � ( ' 1 1111,· "nd where .they I Nyle Borde n, eonc\�J('J t he scrfor his rc'.(u! ,r d,c,ck-up. \l r Hnll l krh t" rt 1 , :'<! i i l t - r 1,r '-: 1 :T Hs•· 1" l ) u· �t•rvl !·el . Mr_s. Pd. Pol . Atl v. -� l ien Hamp- vice which was well attended. �en bc i.iii(! ·.i 1 1 :1 EVEL YH LUCKE i'I" . :-' 1 t 1 l h 1 c d . r 1 1 1 · 1 d , \ : r rul \t hl· l I rrnm ,1h:;c111 1 has been ( who r r r 1 the !l or dedH.:iJLIO tlir \'I' : ' , , ' l t / / 1 \l<'l'h•, � I1 1 ' l 1:1 . 1 . Rol ler l'harmiltY fnr l h!· pa� t s i -.;. I d1i l d r(·n, :'il idi:11· s, Pret'eedi ng the servic�. a short t'OII MEIGS COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS mon th �. w l•- 1 l r under,nin" J m i· · , , f p1 1m 1 • 1 fh a nd ufl' l•ring as the usher . ." l wn ma . , ,1 0 1 1 1 1 ,!IH 1 K '·1 l hrvn • · · . Mrs . !lartinger . D r,: J \I b s usmess s_ e ss1011 was con ue e d t d · r Bo, • • o .opc·."at ,cns 1s sl o wly 1111 pmv 1 m.: tl j fm l \l \Ir:l' . : lv, 11 1 , . , r , ', ;iii 1 d o ' . r . E · by Mrs. H1ehards and the reports Pd . Pol . Ad,. I1 · ·L r. au(I �In, ,J i m f l ;irr1.� rm• 1n ,i mi di i l d r,·ri . U,1 , • uy a i1d l 'l'J.!t.:t < _a n qi h c l l 1 1 ,'. r p_e r . . Mrs. J . nthony 1 1ll1s W , M l s. 1 1 1' . and secretary the � of treasurer ost r 1• r a r >c r '.\ •t ,, ,, i · • , k J I rs ;ii lo Wl•('k is h ! d i 11 1v �,,,, , (.,J ,1,,,.," 1,,,. •· � . 1 1 · 1• r ' nd. l · • ,; t " 11 · · Mrs were given Uy �-1rs. M ar.10n tl"ncl ii H,i lrs , . 1rn i · •_i i t'i'I Pl,rat io n Ba um" ,rd n n ;_i n d c·hihlrt•n. Tern 1 · :mw r , irw: n•t.l , a, fl r r which . as _ k ci e . o11;;:re�al1?n 1 e thl"' and 1-r ,1 K French I and Mrs. W . 0. Atkms. so for agt'Jrts 0 • tlw \' :, t i nn;d 1 1 r, ;i i 1 J � , H I !.l� un· \ r.-, F,, I \l !' n , ;v 11 11 r ! n . s t�ank,ed .all who Mrs._ �whar-d_ Acridcnl 1 ·0 1 1 1 ,,,1 ..,v ; . r ;ul! . and. .\l r : i n d \•J r.� ,l:i11 1 , , , C,lrl"s blt>s:;rnc �" l�e- g1fU . nd s d partu:1pat<!d Ill UNIC EF. Mrs J inws Simp:-:•in. who undl ' r 1 · : i •,·d ;ui d l l i i l i l n· n . l iu t h and Jim d , 1J1r; i l t• l lwm C'hi·� ,i , l:t ' went fool sur�ery at i!nl7t·r 1 1-,� · , -, Mrs. IHchards stated that the 4, pi\111 has been re turned h1111ll' ;,lid , next World Day of Prayer woulr1 �i ' is reported to he rct·ovt•nng mt·i•lv 1 he the 75th ann iv�rsary and 1 Mr. ,1nd Mrs. Paul rortn nf I ELECT ION Sl R E R J I \'O E K t\ l\t I named chairmen for that day in. .J i�c. . gr<1ncldau�hlN We llston and . Pastor d uding Mrs, Fred Blacttnar. ·ard. ( t J l Hober I visited B last Sunday aft�rnoon w i t h 1 Pomeroy: Mrs. Paul Smart, Mid• Parish · horlisl l\'IPl , L er es ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rl'cd. _ _, . , 'l l eport; M " · R ob"t R . {'"'d . -- · · · I FOR T H I S IU: A SON . M Y llH l·: 1 1 1 1, R N . B E [) I I . ICF.NT, F'OR • h e te c and M,·s. A,thnr M,·Cau 'l'I J ROI I C : 1 1 V i ) l ' I'' ( : oOJ > D F lc l l:i , Y O U �l A K E YOUR _E LEC- CIcy , s ll<lrinc. I 1 Named as chairmen TION S U H E . A N D W l l E N Y O l l I ) ( ) T H ES E T H I NGS Y O U for l h e n_11Jr111s were Mrs, Phil _ l l l ' l•:'l' E H 1 : 1 0 ��--�- --•-■•• i S H /\ 1 . ! , N E V E H b' A I I ,. , Ohl1 rH:l' r, Mrs. llarolcl Sautir aml I Y t' :-- , t h i s s1.•rm11n' i .-; \\ 1 t h ' I t hnuglit 11f a n clect1on_ n cx� 1 UC�� 1 Mrs. LimpbPll Harper. It wa s a n TONIGHT day. Non · nihcr B . . hut w;i11 a \ \ you tha 1 _read th is, v.hcthtt nou need thal May fellowship OUR FINAL PROGRAM OF · an or D l'llllJt · ral , 11r. l' \' 1'11 I ndependent . . . do not put IJ11y wo.u ld b� held at th� Heath ' ltepllhlir THE 1960 SE ASON . . . 1, 1. down. J wa11 t l u t <i l k to .you : .1 hout an· . even. 1 Mclhodist Church, M iddleport , ynu 1 nc W!-ip,ip Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and M rs. Rod Steiger - Ralph Met'ker I 1 1_wn: i rn \ H 1 r l �1 1 1 t e 1 <·<·1 1 0 1 1 . a111l 1 k now how 1 m po 1 t a, n t t I1 1s e I ei.:- 1 wi1h l<: ;1 r l Knight as <'O•l'hairmen. In l of l1'e Be!lt Westt·rns .. . _ . trnn 1s to us all • 1 "IIUN OF THE ARROW" statement such I a made r P 'l'l r<•:1so11 1w _ 1 at ltiok Fi rst , )l'I us MEN'S (Color) I and se: . _ wlH! and �\• h�· tw wrnt�· 1 1 l k 1 houghl t he folks try�_n - also 1 wt·rL• 1 J v 1ng III l ll'rl lu1h I nnes. , 1 1 1_11 ) hey . were. I t was a �r1s1s Wilh check,, you con pay oil bills of �• New wacky ;irmy come<ty te,1 m t i m t· for 1 ·h rist i a 11s. I I is for ( 'hn stmns 1n every ag; . _ l t _ 1s to- i · necre,t rriai1box. This is much ea11er Tom No1rnan - Pde M;1rsh.ill , day They an• t h,· sp1 nt u;il t v rnper for the earth. 1 h is IS t�e {and safer) than "making the rounds'' Sizes 6 to JO '"MIE ROO K IE" 1 1 -rii son he w rote t hi:-c; l d l L' r :ind I l e wrote tu t hose that obt ain . and paying cash. No wonder mote and Also Curtuull ed l.hP f11 i t h thrnug:11 .lt•-;u s ( '.hrist t vcrse 1 1. mOre people are paying Dy check! We . , . ·, _ WITH Sernnil we t1Pi'rl I n l 1 s'('11 1 11 t ll\ . -; :igti as t h e ( h nslwn hsten' invile you to optfl Q checking account TONIGHT 1 ed 10 Pell' 1•'s senno11 \v"(• :1.s tlwv ,ire to cull ivatc dil igeuce. wilh u, now, PANCO SOLES 15 THE FINAL NIGHT FOR fail h, k now ledge, int l(•Jlt t' , god line�s. l_)rolherly love. .and � THE MASON DRIVE INI kind 1wss. Pt•lPr savs ii we l 1 ave tlwsc v 1 1t ucs . . . ot1r lives '' I We thank you for )·our Jlil· · should show i t . t lwy -;hould he fru il {u l . Thrre shnuld be real 1 lronai,e and hope to see definite rPsu l 1 s froin 011r ( ' h 1 islian lives but Peter was con­ Middleport curned . . . someth i ng ,, as h;1µpcning . . . What was il??? You again next March. lie said sumc wen• spiritually shorlslghtr<I . and had forWe Pay 3% Interest On Your Savings gotten they had been i 1 1 s i t 1 . . thus we have the ve_rse used reason this todav as t he text . 1 s1·e l op of sermon here} for we Were to be dclermint•d, a,1d lo do right . We were to remember that God had (·,d !('d us and make ou r election sure. I [ :1 olhl' r wor<l:; )'f l \ l 1lc1 , t ' l w 1• 11 - s l a r l l' d -- you have been in• u:-. 01 salv.1 1 io11 . . . you are lo l ive 11 duclctl in vour p rc:,,t•l11 st;1t right l'Onsi antly ;1 11d 1 w 1 �· i , 1 1:ntly . and Y<� u s�a ll 1_1ol stum � le, ' or fi:1 1 1 . If vo1 1 l ivt• ,1· 1 1 1 1 1 1 1is kind of d1red1on 111 your h£e, AT your elcctiOn sh:1 1 1 h1· :-. 1 1 1 · (•. _ _ . , Member Feder;al a..serve System I IH'l ievt• thi� i-. I l i e 1n i-ssage \\'c ncell Ill tlus age, m this 1 1 hour . Chl'istians mu�\ fm, o r a \ be grate f u l lo God they are Member Federal Deposlt Insurance CorporaO,,.. rn l led and be f rui1 fu l i11 1 1n•ir Ch ristian livPs, n·ot only assur­ Middleport, Ohio POMEROY, OHIO ing themselves of ! lw i r 1•1, , 1 · \ion, but th:it ot hers in them' may I set• they al low Chl"l!-. I I n t l \\, t•l l in their hearts. This brin,s I good results in the wa�' w1..• votc-. T he men we elccl to public I ofrice. r�r . issues s•�rh as h 1 1 ·;�1_il;1I bo � ds, school, bonds elc., as RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX . • • t he Cbnst ians arc lll l l' l l"i;l nl 1 11 man s wel fare rn menltll , and ! physica l ways as wel l as sptl'il ual mat ters. A fruitful Christia n I will show good resu lb. I h- 1s m:1k ing h is (':11 1ing and electio n sure. This means Chnsl i,111..:; VOTE - so get out there Tues. , day and VOTE. • • Pmision around. uniform roulers. . 'I , To a l l today who ar" n r ff. Chrisl ians, you have not yet been • Shlvtd side link 1nd r01Jler bar­ that is In �;a ·., i 1 1 ilucled inlo the Kingdom of God I elected rldint: 1urfms. mal'.e t h is most 1111port:i n t decision NOW ....i..... don't wait • Macllint reamed auldt lfflk rivet until Tuesday , Novcm hL·r 8. , . .. -·- -- - ===;;;;: . _ _;._____________ , • Counttriunk s161 link and route, rl¥tt holll, Rlffllmbtr BlueJel chin l!, mdy lo 11st whtn yl)ij open th� boii - mt timt and n'IOMJ . . . sea BlueJtt In 1ctlon . . . on your s1w. About Middle porf I I Portable TV • saves � •• I WORK SHOES $3.99 , 1 Remo te Control -· a checking account - I I PH I LCO - SPEC IAL! Roush's Shoe Store STETSON H AT S A '911' �- co untle ss ste ps ' Tl1e FARMERS BANK arid St vings Company SMITH QOTHING CO. 8LUEJET SAW CHAIN ' ,ECI A L .. ... $1 79.95 1ft '(OU• ILUl llf IJfA.lll Harry Muter, Owner POMEROY, OHIO ---- - - ·- You For Prog ress? Gravely Traetor Sales Pemerov. Ohio Distributed By G. V. "Cook." Quickle, Vi nlon I lteplacemtnt Birt & Sprock•II for All MlkH of Chain S1w1. , __________ • • • ..., that· Melgs County is standing stil l or even. perhaps, going baclcwards. p.J..IAM A . MCKF.LV EY. urge yo u lo gi,e me your vote and support ln Tuesfor my candidacy a� Meigs C ounty Commissioner . )'Oil, vo(ers . lhal I will work di ligently ror the good ol ALL people. I be­ local work program and l believe Iha\ a hard surface road program �lli � in our county. I reel that our local government should be progress­ ' a k� eye should be kept on m aintainlng economkal balance . . e thla opportunity a lso to lha nk all of you for the kind reception you've my ca mpaign. r. It's WI LLIAM A. McKELVEY 1 I I I �-..-- - ----- -- N01IC E ! TH E B A N KS O F MEIGS COU NTY WI LR.. CLOS E und ALL DAY Friday, Veterans Doy. Nove m ber For Meigs County Commlssloner 1 1, THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy , Ohio THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Pomeroy-Rutland THE CITIZ EN'S NATIONAL BANK · Middleport, Ohio THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK • --· AT HOON . . Tuesdoy, November 8, Election Doy. Kaclnc, Ohio THE RACINE HOME BANK - --- ---------· - · •, , Ohio Shll! Arch. 1nth & 111::-h St1. Colt1mba1, Obie lht 1......, uni.-..,,ltf' IM,ll1111119 1ft "8 .... 1, fht LellNfllII; UnlWffltty ef U z, It ,t.,. ,., ,..., .... 12 _ _, _ Ninl 40,oae -. Step Is Ta ke n Ah ead & a1 y Tbe Doll7 - today la I bJc allp lorr,ard lo aehlevln& .. oft ffl>Olted objec­ UYlfl ot. providtn1 a better newspaper for !lo BelJnninc today the paper you are re.din& WN printed on I ro­ tary lype ti - tllmltl preu capable of n>lllns oil 14.000 oop11■ per hqorr. 1bb - lempor, ortly ll loo■ lld In Gallipolil In �- plant ol the Gollipolll llkirtl , , a...i,,, ...,,,. ·- .... u,t,I -- ..... .. rt.iii � -- - ..i,, ,.,_,, • .._ IOaipl -. W l o f,f; ' SINGLE COPY - 555 Election Decisions Proees.w By Officials Trib- 1I iiiriiiiillillil•••-.,.;-""• ..----_..� ■ lalliilililill. ,/ _ Provtdt I laratr new,paper HIGH AND DRY - The Nonga Il which sank at its moorings near the Garfield whldi ,.. brtq 111 readen ••· • Ave., bridge across from the Gallipolis Boat Club on Chickamauga Creek I a s t pand<d local, natlooal and Inter- Thursday noon is no high and dry on the east bank behind the North Produce national news, and more f@atures. Co. It was sunk whenwa change in river level caused it to strike I tree stump - Produot a more modern, knocIdng a sizeable hole In the hull. The salvage operation saw the boat pulled roadable pope, In tht formal 01 from Its precarious l!I', position lllll'l'O acros ,_ . s the creek with a line from a jeep pulled by typo 1 larger and W Bill Wellman. There It was pulled onto a ramp and powerful pumps from the ,.1umn,, - Make pouJbte earlier deliv- Bischoff Co., and a city pump took most of the water out of the boat. Friday al•rlffJo readen tbrouib Its speed- ternoon, as this scene shows the boat was lifted from the creek by a large crane ed preao work <the Gou I Y P e from the J. L McCorry contracting firm ind placed on elevated timber for Its llalbed praa u,ed bomofore ,... repair . Dr. Evan Roderi the ck is skipper of the 35 loot houseboat . Many interquired two houn ,. nm off The S.nllllel'a 4,,ao oopie. each day. ested spectators took In the operation and included insurance men who arr�ng''Tocioy'■ "'Pl' ol lho D 1 1 1 y ed the sat,age operation. t,i, On the basis of pn>eleclion absentee voting It ap. pears lltely :hat more ballots will be cast In Meigs Coun. ty tomorrow !hill any time since the 1936 Presidential eleellon when Jl'ranklln D. Roosevelt was elected to his seeond of four terms. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, clerk of the election board, said that 555 absentee ballots had been received and processed by Saturday when advance balloting time ended, ei:cept for servicemen. A bond 1aue In Middleport andl<OIIIU, Der-al Audrey Yoong to levlell In Eutml 1-i Sd>ool will ._ illcumbent R,publlDlltrlct, Cbeoter Towrulup, and cm Evell'l' Loeb. Paul Kloel. Lobanoo Towmhlp. will be voted 11,publicu candldate and Max'"' In addlllon to camildatet on me Allensworth, demoeral, ar, the county, •11te and national lev- ...ting lint •loctlon to lleconf. el. er duties. In IUddleport a bond iliue For CO\D'lt)' tmuurer d II t I � s, amounllng ,. for a ...,. Geraldine Y"""g· democrat, ,. age dlapooal p1an1 will be ......i _.,ing Clyde Mlllhone, republl• on. The ou'come of whether or car. incumbent o... T. A. Hewetnot vote>t will oupport the issue ""'· democ,at. ii op.,..ing p,eo"""'·· •.' may 1""" • <onle,ence ent County Coroner Ilenl')' Ewing CHERRY PIE WINNERS - Cherry Pie baldni, wli, wilh '" Oblo W•ter Pollullon Con- republican. ners recently were Sue Circle, left, aecond p1- wlnntf; . . IIVI Boan! On the Judieial ballol a mun- and J •Y· udy Hewet.on, right, lint place winner. Ce� liJ � ""; ,. 1o ,. .. : a1 • � • ber of candidate, fc, Supreme Miss Annagrace E. Tornch lano bome «oDDlllilt � -lq II na1 nt,al Middle, Court duties .,. to be elected. Power Company who supemsed the contest .beld'.t "" It potlllllf IN Olio Rf•• Allo Oil Ille ballol will be r..bale- cine High School . """° ''"'·"° lllt ==�-::·:.: '"'=-"'· Jif m . Olten In U. pul bla y dv , Three ae<idents, two of lhem end Included Nlclty T. Dmca<o, Leo VanKirk, 19. Ill _t Pl ·Pl... .....,. will be 2.to ln the village en come home ill the evening Plans have been co v a er · for the Mtb annual 1ui!ff. tlolnt � mod, what ,_. I In Melp <'OUllty wen, lovesllgat• •�• Huntington. tiled for yellow ant, cited for ,peeding and re, W puoed. ' there will not be • rush again. I culosis seal sale campmpleted lhe aign for MISOD County, ........ililir '. -• ..n, "lflhl" -·' Iii by Galllpolb Poot, State High· lme Yiolalioo. Jack L._ Meek, 22, alltlni llffeSI. Wllllem Ii -ant _In May the Eutoru e m l V • Local Sd>oo � the Prunaz,. ot " lo . an announce ment Dr. by OUver Eshenaur lh la, of odvorllaln , WIii' Plln>I, over Ille -end. Rt. I Galhpobs, .,., cited on two 16, wu eited to Gallia e o u I t , Diltrlet • levy towilnl •·• mill , iiiiio� f , a, lw1laud will ca,t lheir balloll j paign chairman. ! '111alb wu t--111111 ::: 1111 IIUlllber g.il 'l1le lint &laday accldent took d!argea, pautna �•er lhe y�o• jJml1lle oourt for passing wll� l o r bulidfnf and :O,T� , ating e•• In the Harrlrmoville Sd>ool IJ'Rlll· Dr. Esbenaur urges all residents of the county'iu'I oper o - ti(bt ., lialbod place at 4:!Ml p.m on lhe LIW. Une and for Ueli�ua ,ag•b'• illllnd clear dlAtanre B r a d y - will be V1llld on. Seven • um _____ 1 ., port the campaign through the purclwe, llld UIJl::C 1111111 ! Kyger lid.• 3.7 miles west ol Rt. tloo. 0....lell B. S;den, 34, Gal- G. Duncan. 82, Nitro, W. Va. lo, , _____ inod■ "rloulli■ seals on letters pack.ages and ChriJtmu ca.qls. In s..! nma � •• A ear driven by Fred Conkle, lipolia. cited for lefl o[ conler. spMI. t!!e. a way, he poini. out, they are helping to i":11. Chnhire. wenl out of eonlrol c«ivlctlons In Gallipolil Iii,. llrtac an will late � of popen 90, ff ap1a lion's No. I infectious killer. With the .... • ,..,1, Ille -.., n. Dally ran off lhe rfcht lide ol lhe bllhcourt Salurday Included - .. - II 1fl! Mol(o clo ...... . small per cent of funds collected, all of the • and waa demolisb'6 T b t ar "" , es ' I Ii Metvlp W• Huber. n. Plbvllle. 11 a1p1 ,,. ,,_ .....,........Ice -,i.11, used in Mason County. ,. • ..ui.'1, new rniJeliiil1w 'IOI> .,_. Wla dJ•r,111 •'lb d!IY!ll tr1�� . ,. t , . Ky., lorlelted 1!S bond tor II" a !I ur ,.. · n,,', ,. . n.e MaJon County Tuberculoall """"'8t.i.l 11r,,1r "1ille Intoxicated. A pa....p, In Uno. lhe � S..Unol wl R,allh Asaoei•lioo prvvideo ..., got tir \0411 • � ol lile ldp...,... .....�lllo'!loY . . t. Ille ear Oscar Jackson was ar- I O Rt. 1 Clieahire, flnqd ....,.-.; • , , Sptre,. 50. fnl room llaff 1w not tran,porlllloa .II· the unatorl- oo,,, � � nsted lor fntoxfr.atlon. .1, • $Ii and coata for no inum,,j-. ,,. ,_.., INI �wr will .;,· · 11, , dueed In numbet. uma ond clothing In the form of _ (lljamas, bedding. and the lib A The homo ofllot of the o h I O The other Sunday aecldenl took illim George D. Neodham, ... Ollt Ifill 1oeaW io1p • "- - -. ses MIS lloed $10 and - lor speed. t Pl'-, ,. .. to ,...,.. ""· Mn. Ora Anni sr..,, age 70, 1w -Ir families who ha,e "111· mdal Valle)' Publllblq Co- remains pi... a1 ' p.m. on Rl 248. u .. � ·_tM poaed ••ay al he, home In Rul- traded luben:uJoi,;i and wu,nl .... _ _,__, """--, Phl)llp G. Booter, 29, Galilpolls. _.. ...........,. In .........,,,)llddioport ' and the milel ...t or RI. 1U in Meigs A • • ' buairtlu and editorial manage-- <.'OUllty. A pickup truck, driver 13-ye&Hld . parolee from fiDed flO and costs for I p e e d. Vll10 llo) Brtn will N u land at one o'clock - Saturday af- afford trutmert. The Auodation pena8. :-� " Sl menl. ol' The Dtally lentinel rests yet unidentified, ran off the right � ate pemlentiary ii _DI John L. Rowe, IS, Wellston, fin- slltfa, die Scatlael NWI IWf temoon after an ateoded illness. aJao PIYI for drup for such per• Every wndJ :it tht ,Ide of the biihway. then off the �•iga Counly jail lhla momloi od $5 and - for no operalor'I lo eompWoc nlw .,,_, •lee- '!1i. Ir, d waa • .member of son,. In the 11111111 banda u before• • Ute - tllidall UTe ...ie �,Zloo Church ol Chrllt at Rut- • �.yea,, the llllloell"°" .,..,. will left atrikiog a guard raU and �� •J•·oulelde 1ttempl al a °""""· Ell ...,... ..,.. UlliC . - IWo -� •· ii damaging 50 feet of il and t w o IUCiLI n "" club· • -ll'JDUf.eO te00 lo the Pleuant Val- al Rabi • CII' Nti1 -t11t1r I H·• _. II ,...,.,._ .:nu. : ·'It> One Fined, Otben _ i.,, She ii OUM1ived by her huaband ley u..pilll lo purcliue new 'l1le drive guard rail polll. The pickup land- Raymond Little, of below Mid1111 will 'Jul rmta, ed on lts top and the driver left dteport, attempted to take hll Give Up Bonda to Cohu>lbm ... .. Ullfo. A. M. Sheela. .... .... Edwanl Hay equipmeol In the mimory .., 15. 'l1le - ... � �. of Niln>. �� V�·-"'d lhl'N of Dorulhy Watkioa, R. N., who I ·pet1, fr I . fn(I --Ille by cu\llng his wrists wllh a 1Jo■ - wu llnfl and lwo Ille sc:ene. . ed Pntl ............... � . Mn. -Y - of Gay• pvo •aluable help and lime to children ....U0,. � other, lorftiled bond 'In a ... On Salurday at 3 p.m t b e r e knife. fto 111•u. lo <OMllilJ fllril<tl '"-"· • ._ ....... • cld W, Va., Mrs.- Canie Wean, Rut- the asaM'lalion u county hNltb were typed by Mn. aJo.n of Pomeloy M1)'0r L Char· waa an _accident on Rl 7, f 1 1' e The Pomeroy Emergency squad ff Jd � 1'1lelay l and Ml'I. Beulab Stahl of ow... ' le■ 1Apr'1 eourt S.turday night. Ion!'• of • 'rnJle 10ulh of Middle: wns called to give aid bul l,e. to ..., EKoeulfvt lhe ......_ of land, lleenlllf ti lho} Rubeo Llnri■a, Adkflll. Branch- port. A ear driven by Marvin fort moving Little, a , local phy, 'l1le 1SSOCiatioo .... payo • -1o11on, 11111 Jin. a - .., 1tea1 eledloL Oolumbua, Mn. Sheetl la .... llll'Vlved b)' -,alisl. Dr. Albert 0. Adam, w-ie,. a land. W, Va , and Maurice H. R u p e, 411. Rt. 1 Cheshire, had lician was called to determln• 3C i of !lo . _____ •'•••• Ior!ofted $200 ,toppod In I Une ol lram, at the Iha ext.�t of Injury, After treata bnither. Emmett Nlcbola of to come from Charleslon to hold uf. dh<i<tol Hun ter. -v, L 'fflo mllla ol lhe levy .,. cum,ndy be, Rutland, and • half-b'11the<. B . diagaoetic rlinic,a at the Maaoo ""'1 bond IMI •""- of driving while nilroad .,...Ing when he wa,, menl, LOtlt waa taken to the Plans lor replacing the brldge Ing <I tbr D paid Io, the New Eaalem and C. Waiiat.'t of Galilpo Ferry . be g lntoxlcated. Fred Sayre. Racine. llrudt from the rear by · • ear OOllllty jail where he II fff' Pl in m,r Shade Rlv.r on stale Route Riverview IIChool. the addition at and 11 grandch!ldm, lil and fiv� :;:"°!.. :'.:Y!":-::-.... lor y a � �.� • ·· · ' !:, �,!_ui:: � � II< ill ea!lm1! Meig,, C o u n l y Tuppen P I a i n s, and Chester greal....-Udren. =rohy · beld ��-..pen luberculo,is and dia- theii Anyone rd ,...,ro■ -._....., a-a&"g• fflcecharges. r Id lhla mo l 0 A aa rn will bl aired at a Public heiri11• Glade School, 1he added t w o Funeral 181':Vkes will be held cues (or tbelb ., that they can Clldacl lfrL l'cnrllr ----age to the vehicle■. Tanner wa,• Ing Ih� a\ after Little wa, lli<en -� mill■ la beina ght I "' I ,t t n-111 ,t the Ml U ---------- 1 lodced In the Meigs county jail lo jail he b'led again to kilt him- 1bursday, November lO, at 1·� 30 Mlllf llOOITU8 llleir ' Ing Pfllllll .,:, ;'" �; , ;�� to loo ri!.y, w. •t Va. wi� Middleport Athletic A.... and eharglli wllh drl,lng whlle ■ell by b...king liild,es se ;n p.m. In Po � lo meroy, the blo � - law, and -iv• luU FOIJIJ, Rlw. Eupllt Underwood ofllciatclatiott will moel tonipit at 7:30 lntoxicoted and lor dtlfectlve his wound. parlm<nl of lllghwayaOha, Ile11111 n- datloo aid. a ""'· Burial wilt be lo the churdi ...., It tbl ua.a..n.-.. 111'".. 11'....__l L.-1....- Ralph McCune .. Rut ......i W noun1. -. . Pleuant. . Va. -�,:t�:; ·! -.--. _....,.. --.,,., lin"lllUS Again, medical treatment was Cemetery I e v I e I for Chester cemetery, T'h• f o moelln( wu or[afnalljo land and Baroid Abboll.• 53,• Mid-• called sto eed Al an estimated oosl th ol $2211,000 ud Lebanon °Townahl111 will be Friends may call at the Mebr to p e bl ing and .fl ,· j·' 3VCil ■chedul ed for Tuuclay -io,. dleport, ...-gm In the Tan• cloot the wowul· Lillie wa, re- counlillg rfghl-ol-way and engl- wled oa. Both a" current and Fuoeral Home II Point Pl.....t. Pollulioa Doud E!,ear Wffll both ll1'1'<!lted lo, leased reoenlly after ,ervlng I oeerlng. the present inadequate will bo eitended live yeara at 1, ----oer Fl'lldllna FllNUAl, IUTES IICIIBl)IJLBIJ fnbweatlon. ,." Arai · "' . ! In the penli.ouary for non- ,truetora will be replaced ..d mllb, H paued. af NEW YORK IUPD�uneral Arnita .-tied •Ver the week- tenn .. pol'I otralpit,r. wider approache, pro, lo ""1nly eoatesll, exleosive flVe ■up . r tJoo 1a11 - tbe { ■-vleel lor lllller Hall POIIUua, . · _____ vltled. OYerall \<"JIii ol the pro, eampaigna bav. been noted ever R Millie Mn. Rouab of av• New p■nfn(l lot 1lail ill lllr football player II Mlehlgan I BUNftll8 TO MEET 1' pooed pniject ii 1pproxlmately ■1net the May primary died t the Pleaaanl Valley aan1ng, al l:IS ln 1111·11-�, will be held rue., ,,,. Melp County Foxhunters 66 New Auto& Were -en-i..111, mlle. 'l1le oounly ........ race :.i.illl lllrday after .. ill- Ille m■jar � CCI d.i, 11 llio Ref°"" Oiureb In ' -tloo will -meet W � ! y Bought In edue,<lll SIie of pnipoeed pn,)e<t the ha■ been talked Cou • ii ul, .,. nty oeu. bo .......Ule. H.Y. - died 'It« h t , T. 30 p.m. at the Becker place, A l<ltal of Ill new ear, were near the polnl - Shade .- •• - ; Rlv- cordlni lo oboerven. Running for The de<,a.,ed .... bom May 15, -. of r.u. UN! tt--a-" y •nf&h ' t at tho rr.abyterian llolandul• for •leetloo llllrm, 1'9'.'.'IJI f •Ifl�ra. pun:lwed In Melp County dur- er joins the Ohio River �n __, • ll lhe are lwo 'Dan gofflea _ Hartin _ H��� -___ _ ..!_A����� 11'18, and ber husband, Charles 1nim the pot1i11f1 lot n11 :!iMi _ • are a t d· ur..,.. � �• � � ... � � � �,.-:._ I Ing Ille monlh of October ac<onl• ibe ,,,rnn111nltie, of Lone Bottom .,. and A v • r y -• Repub.,"rl D, Rouab. jNeeeded her In dealh llkfntI pida. ti 1 _..,. In! to officials al the TiUt office. and · Pwtland SR 1'f clo■ely loi- llcau and Rolland Neulzlina and PhU Hoffman of Letart. W. ill IIML low. .. ,!:': , Nine new trocb and three new Iowa the Ohio River in tbia eec- Wllliam McKelvey� democrats. Va., got I boost &CfOSII • arassy SurviYOrl INI four IOlll i. Jones lllffentd 1 � .. � n d lraflers alo, were purchased; 167 llon of tht county. Mu R. Far• In the election, ,eparate ballot■ .,.. Into anotber roadway Sat- .... daughter,, Sona .,. Loria ol in lhe loll and •• ...... · - : d 10 i be u■ed the coun. w �m:.�� :cl:g : c=-�� �1 � !U � tbrougbout •�In� aaid ::. B� � 1 lrucka, Z Iralien and two motor• The Department aiJO a- Numbar one will be the Hoffman was turning hi■ c a r Jlaven, daughten, Neva, of N.,. Jonet H ht had - ;11 " . · . Iii plan■ to replace the narrow liential ballot. John F. Kemied¥ around In Clfflon about 10 p.m. Raven, and Mn. 'l11almo Rooth down ,_ Ullfl tl,e· • cy,:Jes ----bridge over 11aceoon Creek on ond Lyndon B. Johnaon, demo- bad atarted Iowan! Ma.,. wben abo of N,w Raven. A .., 1 • d -., Ibo height lo ptl!Uit, •: . VIBIT 8TANLEY8 Roule 21f ■oulhea# of GaJ. mt■, will - Rlehanl M. a car driven by Cbariff R. ilaugbter preceded Mn. Rooth 04kley c. Collins, RepubU..,. candidate for Cong. 'll>e Reverend F. "· Matthln- Slllo · ia County po Niron Ind Henry Cabot L o d g e, Smith. "· Pt. Pleuanl, struck 1n death. ll la 1n Gall . nu· from the 10th Dlatrict bu releued a letter from the lltl ond Mn. Matchinski· ol West lal l.epoa_ To Meet .. · :-,,: ing lo to be 1bunday republican,. Iloff>nan'• ur In the roar. . r, 11n. Delphi I hear A WI�. Don K. W•••er, ol the Columbus Citizen.Journal Milton. Ohio; Mr. and Mnt. s. A. s a -• Tonipt At Ball iste November 10 at II a.rn. In u,.; On ballot hvo, eounty. otate and Rollman', ..,. left the high, Ill recard to material that Collins charge, L, being cir• Waldie of Pl Pleuan� w. Va.· Oommon p� Court Room of dlttrfd office ..,. will be IIAt• way, """"" a cruey .,.. 1· meet1nf,, ot ,:,.f_ l'!I tlllated by blJ opponent Coqreuman Walter H. Moel• Dr and 11n. Tom . Casto and lllt Gal County Court ule . Iii. ,topped on an old road near lhe dren .,.. ....rvin,. "' ' Pilat No. lia Ho lat, of L■neuter. Gary, Kim and Duny Caito; Mr. GaUlpolll • ue u, Jim Ftl'IUIOn, democr•t. w I l I Woodrum ,tore. Ra wu unlnjurbo btlrl tbll ....in, at I O3'\I · 'Iii+ drl!ullr, which oiltpd]y 11or1eo _,, published al , t h e and Mra. Dan Fllcher and Mn. · Friends may call •t the Fotit- al tht_Legloo Jameo llbodet, repuhiied. _ balL ·" · :a,.., II etroulllJna II I nprint lime -1ng the dellfls ol the POggy Baumberg... ail of Cha,- Eatimat,d colt of lhe job. ill• ... lneumbenl, for the dutiel of 8mllh wu ....,rted 1lll!>t)y In- - Funeral Home anytime to- Ali ne1ibei1 are • - 1nm the oltl Oohml- Sllll'1 ac,qulailloo ol your pn>p- lesion """': . · , W. Va. were villton wllh ciudlq rlj[bt,af•way.,.:00 ■ngl· - auditor. Walter Ii JIIJeller, jurod. and facllll Polke charges d.i,. Funeral wvicea wUl be lmd, tlll(ltclaily J(orqn •· .......,, the jNII'" ■rty. For fl,tl t7d """"In, of Dr. and Mn. P. E. Slanley on neer[ng -. la ,...,oao. Con· democrat lneumbenl, a g a i o I I of lailure to k,ep I vehicle under beld at the funeral - it t for whom the aiflht will be ' · by Iba 11h11 vi p1opmty lhe ralher: Involved liluallon, • Sunday al their home on We■t � la bpeeted lo Nrt In Olltley C. Collins, Georp A. conllOI. Bolh eara were beavll,y p.m. tomol'l'Ow wllh Rev, .R alph ed. All &&libaa atill liolillq •-IIIII. by c.wn, for t111e blp readinf of both ,torie, ii ....., Main St. Mahoney In charge. Burtal will Ucbt■ for the Yanks lift Melnllllt, republlcan lneumbenl. damaged. ' ----181')'." ----be II the Graham -1')1. Ernetl A. Wlngelt. lo opposing ore ubti lo tum them In Ji, ' ----c:nAPTl:II TO MEBT GETl'ING fflA-G . tl,o - lo OoWn■, the tdJ. 'l1le Columbu■ edl.... eonliouel, TWO AllllE8Tfl d■moerat, for dullell of remaetfng. Rel...runent■ wt!(.:\ ' of dil C-, - lldJtor ol "oal, - ol lhem lor I polltlcal Anny l'vl. llobert R. S m I t h, llelum Janalhan Molp Q\ap- fllllve to the ,tate le8"ia"""'l1it Sherllr, Dopal'lmenl has IPIICIAL 81!RVICl!8 aer.ed. • ' Otlimm Cllflen Journal, eampalflll al this late date ...,._ ... of Mr. and Mn. Paul Srnllh. ter ol the Daupilen ti Ibo A11w- llomard Fulla, pn,aeellllnf as mmted Alvin R. Blab, 311, Lil- 'll>e Lang,,ville Coogregallonai ----., I Ip � af Ibo ... unfair ml mJ■lelliMg This opJn. Route I, Racine, ii -lvln1 ll fcan Revolution will ...et Friday 1omty eandldate, Robert Ral'len· lie Hoetlng. on • charge al In- Chridfan Cburdi began a aeries '· lht DINNEII ANNOV!IC9.:;;� ;;: lo • ' l¼'oad ond omlair Ion ii proven � doubt by the -ks of lntermedtete ,peed ra- November 11111 ,t I p.m. .11 U. INlch, lneumhenl candldatea I o r lmdcolloo. Along with him, Hu- of special ....,ice, Sunday eve- Ao all d.i, , facl ,- opponent llas walled un- dio operatioo lrainlnl al T b e homo of � Crary Dms· In Mid, -«I and Sllnloy J. · Blue- el Blu,. •llo ol LIiiie Hocking. nlD,11 wilh Uoe pwor, Rev, R. A. be lleld at lhe Grate llon - ! t �� !'.!! .,. • !jl ,W. '1 oaa- til !l!f i.• l!l'!'!'!!l'I! of II>, WI!' 411!'81' licbool. , diepo¢ - 11'1 lli■I Ler> _.ty engi- eondldalAI a r e was amsted on I ehal'l'I of Jn. lllddte In charge. 1bt week• Inc tomormw -: • :;.. , tt ,... ,,&; -' i..tk■ l1lllalr to ,ou, palp to ,..a this atlamlll to fr> 1be lnioiq ll � to K,Y and ..- GliN ud Mro. It D. - -�ljlxieatoo. Both pooled bood lor n]ghl ll!rViceo will' begin at T:4&. by ....,. l noidl tliol Ill 1■111 1ft jtn ,.._.. _ . . . Jlli. 17, _ For Ibo ofllol of clatit of -- In county <Our!. 'nit · pul,lic ii lnvtloll. _ berl, _ _ -- �• .,_ pr. _ . ' • ' ,• ► .\ JJi,. 7) . i:t Si . .. 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