http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d2f07b68123aecb97a3ba72624d5d4c7.pdf 7ca31745f29036d4ff631f4fb14c7f99 PDF Text Text -.... . ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~_s_ept. _3~ 1965 ~lbe-;~~ -~~~. ;enn Ohio 8 and 40 Recent wscs Meet dA TOMORROW SATURDAY Mrs Mel\'ill Grimm enter- ;_~ • Willed the wscs of the Syra· iJ cuse ChUI'Ch Mf. and Mrs. Jacob 8 e t 0 V day evemug at her home. · th ·t eekend in Cl· t' in charge of spent e pas w Ohio 8 et 40 was honored at The ~~e mg . . er resi· lumbus with relatives and the National 8 et 40 Marche he~d Mrs. William ~~c~~v~ti~n~ tak- tended the Walters reunion. ' August 26-28 at the Sheraton Mo· dent , opened WI Mrs Roy- Mrs. Ronald Plai'P and tor Inn, Portland, Oregon. en frohm Psalmh~ ba~so ''~ve a dren, left Thursday for T omas. w " . Elb. n·dg e, New York ' Mrs. Laura McKinlt!y o( Cam- al reading. " I Visit A New Fam- home m 1 bridge, Mass. national d~a!J- jly." Mrs. Ahce Cape~art .. pre- &fter ~pending a::~;;,a Mr. and TONIGHT "STATION SIX SAHARA" eau presided at the meetmg. sented the program topiC, LIV· here With h~ Pd hell and M~ chairman, ing in a Space Age." . Mrs. ~arry ou as ...:arrolt Baker Jan Banner The child welfare -andMargaret OeiJes, reported tha t Durmg the busmess sesSion I Freddie Houdashelt~Iel ThJJmiJs "WOMAN OF STRAW" nine beds costing $1.000 each 30 sh ut-in ca!ts were reported I Mr. and ~1rs. Da returnWith Gina Lotlobrigida ' were dedicated at the Natl~n,J! ! The workshop to be held at t.he {.Jeanette Crook_s) h:~e and lll.nd Sean Connery Jewish Hospital. Denver, Cnlo- 1F , st Hun church on Sept ed hom a wed~mg t P . . (Color) rado. a hospital fur ~ystJc fibro-11t:Hs annnunced. The birlh- residing in theJr ho~e ~~ V1ensis and tubercular children. I dav ol !\Irs Royal Thomas. na, W. Va . M:s. 1homa~ Saturday, Sept, 4 . ' · ~; B w se Mrs. Alice resumed teachmg the Kmder"FIRST MEN IN Officers were nommated and! Mrs. C. · ee ' Wilham arlen Class of the WashingTHE MOON" elected and the installation WllS Capehart and Mrs.b ed fon Elementary School in Mar-held on Saturday evening, (ol- Houdashelt were o serv · . Edward Judd Martha Hyer A poem "Get Somebody Jetta. 1 11 d , -andlowing a banquet. nsta e y,ere " 'M. Marcia Karr Robert Caruthers, Mrs. HazMrs. Teresa Kelty , of Washmg- Else by ISS . r which el Board, Ancil Crites, and ton slate, national closed lhe by Mrs Robert Haley and children Steve Bradie Mrs Agnes Allem. L-Aumomer, refreshmen s weJ e . . . K th and Barbara . Mrs Elsie Gleason, L-Arc~ivis- ~ the hostess to eight mem ~~ei w~k with relativ~s in 1 ~iiiiii~~iiiiii~~~~~~ te· and Mrs Sally Fmley, : ber~. has W Va i '~ · Buck annon, . . L'Conc1erge. . . I Mrs. Virgil Adkins of the Star Mrs. Esther Allen, Ohio de- f. S 8 0 rn To Dexter Garden Club, will be ........... Oldo partment chapeau, was appomt-1 ITSl Oil eaker for the gar, edArea"D"chJidwellarechan-1 llarrison'sAug .• ll . ~~~ g~:~ ~~dio program TONIGHT & SATURDAY trial, Jotm T. Scopes, a biology ' teacher in the public .. ,,1 sy . Item, was arrested for : )he theory of evolution in • te tut tioo of a sta s a e. Honore t N t. I E ent Meli1odi~l 10na t Middleport Wedn~ ~~ chape~u; tmt!etl~ a:~~ved " This Is Tho nmo To GIRLS SPORTSWEAR ~a:~~:sth~~~nt:~ln °111~:~~~~b~!1 He Cootred hlo Colorcortoo"' The 1966 c~nv;~nlion will be held at Washmgton, 0. C.; the · ~~......~~~~::::;::;:.::;.::.:.,~;:::::;,:.:,__;__I People In Pomeroy knit T Shirts- and weskit sets. POM"""'Y-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO SATURDAY, SE~TEMBER 4, 1965-----------F-IVE_CENT_;._S -------=-==----""'-v=---------: $3.95 to Meigs County at $7'95 ' _,I I '• ~r •• Warm car coats, attached hoods. Washable by m• chine or hand - printed nylon and solid and printed cotton. Slits 3 te 6X Sizes3to6X-7to 14 and Teens 8 to 14 JACKETS Girls .1 •I You'll find sh:es for the lltt1f' bn~!l who wear she 2 an, ym•ll also finli iaekets for the l{rfldl school kids - higll school boys and the college crowd. Choose wools - nylons - corduroy _ rayon and nylon blends. You'll like the colors - the ltnlnr and the excellent value, this year. DUSnRS ,., versary Wednesday. Also I t Iing wtth them were Mr. and Mrs. John Stivers of Pomeroy., S • C/ b T H 1 I I I i warm, comfort· able dusters for the cold days ahead, a beautiful selel·' on of solid corduroys, solid and printed cordanas, quilted 'I " I , ·f '!'1• I,, I 1 o•l I . .. 1 ' i' I "I' ,' At State Fair WASHING10N - HOME rule lor the Dlslrlct of Columbia appeared a certainty today. The only q1101Unn was whether It wot,lld oome this year or next. Back To School SLACKS ' cottons. Shes 12 to 20 • For Men. Sizes 29 to 42 waist and in yom· correct length . full taper model, ivy styles and plenty of perman· ent press slacks for the year's wear. Also a complete selec· lion of Spurs, Rondos, Wranglers for tough long ond 38 to 44 ·------,.~ I . ~ .> o 1 LAMBARENE, GABON away. • ·,hi ,, • • The condlllon of 110-year-old phil· ooop111r • bumanltarlan Dr. Albert Sohwtltzer has bee · 'lle conolderably worse, a •> •· man for h!a jungle hoSpital u.re said toc~ty. Elberfeld& jacket department for men and boys is located !>n the lat floor. y 011 should see thlB new II· lectioo for fall and winter wear and make your selections rigbt Womensand ,I tlat MENS AND BOYS SIZES A Group of . Highly Honored ID WORLD Just Received 'I:,. ·, " ,,,',• ' I. "·,,1.1 I,', o ,, w I NO. 118 • I Mrs. Raymond Pullins .Jr. of . I' Thur~ton. Mrs. Alva Hitt!, HalI 1timore and Mrs. Roy. Evans, ew1~g U OUrS canal Wmchester, vJsJied Wed· OSpltaJ ne~ay with Mr. and Mrs. Rol. . B · h Members of the Sew-R1te Sewm ear s. II Miss Rhond a Pullins of Thurs- lng club were taken o~ " Lour ton 1s spend ing a few days with o~ the Veterans Mem~nal Ho~· 1 : her grandmolht!r, Mrs. Ray- pita! Wednesday even~n? by : mond Pullms Sr. I Charles Rideout, ad.mmJstrator Mr and Mrs. Donald Me- l Whilt' at the Hosp1tal a check Knight and sons Ricky and was presented by the club to ! Jeff hav e return~d home after 1UJe hospilal lor the purchase : a week ·5 visit at Kittery Me. l of surgical p<~cks and an ar · wJth her brother Irwin Cape-- rangement of roses from the hart who is stat i~ned at the i garden of Mrs. Dor Schaefer Pease Air Force Base. [ was presented by Mrs. Dayton Mrs Mary Martm attended r strickland. tl1c miii•ons 01 men and · lhc National 8 et 40 marrhe l Following the ~our._ the group· I omen who have contrib1 held at Porlland, Oregon Aug- went to the _Schaefe1 ho~e for uted so much lo the progress ust 26-28. She went to Oregon I a meetmg w1th Mrs. Stn~kland I and prosperity of our naI vmh Mrs. Esther Allen and Mrs. as hostess. Mrs. Elza Gilmore · by Jr., pres!dent, co~ucted a : Myrtle Koepple travelmg tion: Our proi1e and thanks! i car and enroute they visited short busmes'.l sess1on and a I I the National Jewi sh Hospital, contrib~Hon of $25 was mad~ to I I Denver, Colorado. She return- the Me1gs _Gener.~t Ho:Jt~l. ; ed home by train Wednesday The travehllJ!: pm:e donal y, Our bank will not transact busine.ss mght. Mrs. Gilmore was awar_ded to I Mrs Susie Fisrher spent Sun- Mrs. Don Mullen. A birthday I on LABOR DAY, Monday, September 6th •" sent to Mrs · EdwarJ · day at New Haven, W. Va. with gJ'ft WAOJ Mr. and Mrs. John T. Reitmire Wells ftom her secret pal. Refre.I!men!S weco served an d fam1 Iy. lJ 1by . Mrs Cltfford Leifheit and Mr. 1 the hostess to Mrs. C a~ es and Mrs. E. M. Burton were m Hoffman.' Mrs. R~mond Baity, I Col um bus Wednesday, to attend Mrs. Gilmore, rs: . ! the state fair Browning, Mrs Calvm Slmpson, 1 · Mrs. Willard Hoyer, Mrs. WELLS' ENTEilHIN aid McKnight. Mrs. Mullen, 1 Mr. and Mn. Edward Wells 1Mrs. Louis Osborne, Mrs. . I . . old Hood entcrtamed with a turkey dm-1 . '. MreJ. hDonald Collins. d Mrs ner Wedn~sdav evening at their ! Mrs. WI 1ham 0 nson an · home, LincolD Heights, honor- Tom G_ru_e_se_r_.---:-::-: . mg their daughter, Ruetta, on FElLOWSHIP MEETS ' her 18th birthday. The Youth Fellowship of I Present were Mr~. William Rock Springs Methodist church Serving Meigs County for over 93 years : Wells, Mrs. Ralph Schoenburg- mel Wednesday evening at I er , Ronnie Collins, the honor- church with Mary Ra<llord , POMEROY RUTLAND ; ed guest and sister, Jane, and president, in charge. I Mr. and Mrs Wells. The hon- Prayer by the Rev. Chester : .I ored guest received a number Lemley opened the meeting fol· l Member Federal Reserve System ' of g1fts. lowed by responsive reading led Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and songs 1 Monk~ys mature four times led by Sharon Brawley. It was iiiiiiii;;iiiiiijiijiiiiiiilajisjjteir.ith~a~niiilhum;;;an;,.;;.a. decided to meetings from Wednesday to Sunday at 6:30 p. m. beginning Sunday, September 5. Rev . Lemley presented lesson from the study closing with prayer, after the meeting closed with MYF benediction. I • at y ' PufFinal Touches on teel ettlement CAR COATS and fabrics. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Cook ob- I ) served their 50th weddmg a~m- I -• GIRLS All new fall styles and colors t OUR SALUTE TO AMERICAN LABOR! VOL XVII Both the seamless and tht fuJI fashioned styles - ia the newest Fall slyles and colors. Now at Sale pricet. skirts - blouses - sweaters - H~rrl- d~y, Mainly About ll ~·;.. ..... ~ ~- - - - - - - - ---···- -~ . Devoted To The Interests 01 The Meigs·Ma~on Area STOCKINGS just like big sisters - jumpers, i roy. SAVE ON See our beautiful group of sportswear for girls- fashioned 1 Mr and Mrs. Dale E. Sept. 6 on the Coffee Hour mention for child weltare scr- so n rMarlene Scholl) of _Kmgs-1with Ja~el over WMPO. nd vice the past year. Ohto also bury Road are announcmg the Mrs. Emerson Jones a won first place in Central Divi-1birth of an 8 lbs., 10 oz._ ~on ~n [ ~hter, Barbara, spent Thurs,day ;'THE SATAN BUG" (Technicolorl sion and also the National for i August 31 at Holzer Ho~plta\ m m Atnens. Geo. Maharis, Richard Base thetr scrapbook and second I Gallipolis. The new arnval has [ Mr. and MrJ.i. Carl bar Anne Frances, Dana place in historv in Central Di- bt>en named Scott Ryan . · have returned from Smyrna, Andrews. vision Ohio w::is also granted a Grandparents are Mr. an dl Georgia, where they SUN., MON., ond TUES. schola.rshi p for a nurse m Co~! Mr s. Ulan Harrison of R. D. guests of their son and lan1ilv. Seot. 5+1 tum bus to conlmut' her edw:a· . Pomeroy 3nd Mr. and Mr_s. Os- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MaiiWx U$KI PARTY" lion in tuberculosis. I car Scholl, Pomeroy. It Js the . and family (or several days. The (Technicolorl Attending from Ohio were Mrs. ~.an~!sons' _nrst child._ _ also visited in Tennessee 1 Frankie Avalon. Dwayne f C1 b 'I M te Hickman, Deborah Walley . Allen o o urn us; n rs . yr-1 h rou . Yvonne Cra 1g, Robt. Q Lew- tie Kepple. Delaware: Mrs. V1o- 1967,. in ~ew ~ork; and t e Visiting this week with Mr. is. Jas. Brown :md Famous let Archholz, New Washington ; 11968 m \\1sconsm. and Mrs. Homer Cook were Mrs. Fames, Lesley Gore, Aron Mrs Haze! Elliott Portsmouth; Arthur Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid and the Beach Bun. and Mrs. Mary !\1arim , Pome- ·k, ~- ··-- '- ':,~~"'~'~- · ,~-·-- ··~~. Charles Pelzel of Charleston, ~~:iurotte: GooN • BERKSHIRE MEIGS THEATRE "UNEARTHLY STRANGER" John Neville, Gabriella LICU· di Philip Stone TERRIFY U'JG1 WEIRD! MACABRE! - YOU CAN SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING I I I I l .;~LUYL~~~ FK~~.. ... ' ' I ~ Around And ~ About Mrs. Grimm Holts .. . __J a-c-t-1-o-n the word for Two Wrecks .AtePtobed On Friday wear. • For Boys. fin excellent group of smart looking, Ion wearing easy to launder boys school trousers. Degims, twilis, 100% cottons and the popular permanent press slacks. fall skirts \ Boys Long Sleeve 1 Your Savings Earn 4% Interest Plaids, checks, solid colors, in sizes 6 to 18. Taper fit and regular cuts, all are completely washable. appearing and the kind boys like to wear. 1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK change the WE'VE pies have made \ ror marriage licenses ID the olfJCe uf the County Clerk. plying were: Robert Allen Lerman. 2.2, Apple Grove, and I Jo Ann Jarrell 23, Henderson. Terry Hall. 19, Hartford, Janet Louise Hudnall, 17, New Haven. I VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION ON WEST MAIN STREET !LOCATED BESIDE THE SUNSHINE LAUNDRAMATl SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPENS SOON! fl ~/ 3.95 TO MOTORS DISCOUNT "SHORTY" HAC KEn, OWNER POMEROY,O. SPORT SHIRTS - - _1.95 SWEATERS Our new fall skirts fit in with all your m~ny activities. Choose from straight pleated - A lines -and dirndl sk iris in smooth and textured fabrics. FOR FAU AND WINTER WEAR You'lls like tbese new tweaters for fall and wln· ter !11&-66. Slip<ivel'l - cardigan• - ln soUd eol· White. Ski motiffe.and novelties find hiJ correct • size too, from the 1011ll· est who wears a 36 to the large size ao. Stop in on the lit floor and aeled youra now, EXTRA SIZES Girls 2 pc. Slack Sets A wide selection of girls 2 pc. slac~. sets. Cordu~oy slacks and stretch slacks with your chotce of pnnt· ed and solid knit tops. ~~\ SWEATERS FOR BOYS . f 2 to 6 and 6 to 20. All extra all in 1tyles that are right nylons, blends • bo ~~:~"va~~es ~~d Wools, the • NOTEBOOK 81NOER5 eoiCTIONARIES eaooK SATCHELS Everythfnt for School! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Mill IL MWdlo,orl I Sizes 6 to 18. Stripes, solid colors and plaJds. Pay a visit to the boys department now and select your wants . 12.95 Sizes 3 to 6X - - -- - --'''1 $1·95 Sizes 7 to 14 - - - $2.95 $3.95 WATCH FOR SERVICES TO BE OFFERED Boys Long Sleeve Knit MISSES and MARRIAGE LICENSE PT. PLEASANT - Two CJaimed Friday Others, 2.95 I i PHONE WY 2-2050 Sport Shirts $1.95 BE THRIFTY! ALWAYS SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' [Services Are Slated Sunday For Mr. Wood �' ' .,..,._ _ _ _ _ _ __.. '-- Dallv Senlmel Pomeroy Middleport 0 1 Sept 4 1965 Meigs Teachers, Other Employees for 17 Schools are Announced by 0. 0. Patterson, County Superintendent New Staff Around And IWith Lancaster About M1ddleoort ~I Will Exchange Tri-County Arrangement 1 eachers and other employee• SALISBURY LOCAL for the 17 !lchools Yidhm the Bradbury Elementarv - RobMrs Morah leonard was tak Metgs County system were ao- ert Morris prmctpal Ada Oh e1 lo N01 tolk Va to the h( me An entu ely new staff arrangenounced today b\ 0 0 Patter· linger Mildred Feeney Nor ol her daughter m law Paul men! v.11l be m effect whi!n son coustv supenstendent rna Wilson Thelma Wa\ey Let. leonard mstcad of Ro rmoke 'v !he lll Counl) Concert '\ssocJatJOn has been lll\ltt:'d the Sunday School ol Grace t1e Voun11and Audrey Theobald a" reported earlier to < Hh mge rropro< IIV ow1th the Lam tstt'f Community Episcopal Church opens Sunday Classes In Southern Eastern Salisbury Elementary _ Ed Mrs John Kincaid ts spt'nd Come! t \ s~o< JJtiOil for the 1965 ti6 conrert season at 10 30 a m With classe~ and Northwestern Local Dls. Bartels prmclpal James Wick mg severe rluy11 at her home Area rl'!ilden! who ~Ub!!cr1be from nUJ sery thnmgh eighth trJcts will begm Tuesday Sept line Eric Hart hllllan Snutb, 111 Middl€'porl Her daught er lo lh" I r -Cot ntv Community I dnd Parkersburg W Va m grade 7 Executive heads m the three Rosa he Story and Peart Bunce !1.1 s Pault..) Ruttencutter and Con( cr t A:-; sou~Jllon s commg cludt'd four duo plamsls fmu I f'or the 1965-66 school year dlstrtcts are Ronald Deem Sou d1 ldren are moving from Pt L'tJO(ert s ~nt s durmg next chOI al groups t v.o s~ mphomcs l al lf'ast two lidult teachers have tltern Local Larry Morrison SOUTHERN LOCAL Plea:;anl to Charll:'~lon \\ Va wtek ti nwmbr rshlp dt \ e re a s 1/o PI mst dancer VOl nl been assigned to each class Eastern Local and Donald Letart Elementary - DoD entitled to Mllend all of Ihe qu 1rlet tenor solo1st rntk 1 hey Will lf'adt m allernate McKenm~ Northwestern IAcal Nease principal Don Nease \ sJtm~ retenrty l'ollh Mr pn~u Ull " prescr1Ld \)\ any song duo md thtt"e mslruwnt month en<~blmg every teetcher I he first day or classes m Chlorus Grtmm Eil('en Buck snd M1s Chades Benne!! v;eJt~ fell w t mm umly ( nn 1 l-h a/ ensembles r!J.ngmg from 1he to spend as mam Sundays m Bedlord and Salisbury Local Jean Alkll'e Florence Circle ht' aunt Mls Cl:trrr SleH·ns sotlatmn ln Ill '> selon ul c l<~ss < Jl~rledlonoflhe N~w chur('h worship al~o at 1030 S"hool Dlslnds was thit past Portland Elementary- Hu and daughter Catlu} n or Pt lhi (Utmlr v 't ol k < Ulll. elt fHo to the Jvc as n class Tuesday bert Price prmClpal Frances 1-'leasanl \\ Va fl I anc 1~1el bel ss will m h Ill it' In Jazz If Ihe Don fhe new arrangement has Teachers for the vanous Foster and Donna Ihle lud~ 1,1; ldermuth ( mda s Si l l I, 1Jw v.ho had thfllled l schools are Racme Elementary- ~na clu le lht Dou !-lh rl e ~ I, l on ' met w1th an enlhus1as 1c re e and l<Hol Scot! have re 0! ln Jhc B ,hi nt' l Ill {J a lo tl auo1tn~:e :sevf'n:rl years sponse JJom women m the par BEDFORD LOCAL Price pnnclpal Robert Beegle lurned ft om a wt 1 k s ~ ~ lk s ngel s 1 n J J< an ilg ish many of whom have \iOiun Bedford Elementary- George Marlene Ftsher Betty C Roush, at v rrgmJa He u h II "I "'"l !I d ti \n udu!t tllf•mber of Ole Til leered for the first lime to Sargent principal Helen Car Ida Dtehl and Mary Hill l\l,lss Carol Scort stud 111 Ht Paul St:VI a 1' ·' 1 cone erl sel ve 111 the ( hurc h school So h El t M Hlld !h l un h s s~ r 1111 ny j Cotml Com mum Y per Dorothy Chaney Ma r y ut ern emen ary aur. the Holzer Hosp1!al School ol A:;suua!Jon (ould have allend The starr mcludes lhe follow Skmner and Helen Dais Ice Lott prmcipal Herbert Nursmg ll! spendmg a t\'.o wt>ek on At rtl II t I s I , tIt nI rd <~ll ol lasl yea! s programs lng NUJ sery - Mrs Paul Am EASTF.RN LOCAL Parker Lawrence Rose Juamta vacatJOII Will ht>J p uf'nl .$ \.lr lie lo a l n t r 1 f 1 0 &nd Mrs hul Scltl Ste wJI\ hll~ <Jilad" bt'l k d a 11ulen1 1 1n ll1 s cm~a at 6 CO.$ ess berge1 Mrs James Titus Mrs Chester Elementary- John relwn. lo Itt' ~< hool rlf' xt I tt's I kk duo tlu ~ lkt uJJ ~ I ~ ~ te l th n 4~ ctJtts tnr ea<h concert Lan~ Wiley Mrs Roger Oil Lambert principal Bertha day Ramort Ill :\ v 8 .... lh II e H ll II he had alh:nded ondlv lard Miss Nancy Tttus and MISS ISmith Fanme Brown Betty M Mr and MJs ~ltt-11 l ~~ es I to be sd t.:du!f'(! ill 1e tl sr of th ee c nc erts m the localhau I Lmda W111 Roush Kathryn Baum '111elma r~:lurned II eJ t Y Jro n a tllp rem<~mdt r l II e ii II d t{ n I t nu nl the:, Jce fol~ :ale ~~e Fust (r Ide - Mrs Gaynt!lle IOrr Twlla Strausbaugh Grace thrOIJgh Jhe s utl cH'I 11 g 12 l nt'xl " t k s <' 1b , l1 p u11 1 .,., tll <J\e een we eov. k"t W1St! Mrs Kenreth Amsbury Weese James Brannon <ost I a ( /lolce eont~ert IJ< e cecond gr·'de - Mrs Fred Q-ow I Eastern High Norman On sl<~les Some of the po nr-.. \ 1~11 ~ wgn o ... drl 11 td 111 rludcd tc ~ mg 11 lr~ 1 SutJs<rlbt' ~ t J I~ s i u tn <~ I<Hge CIIV Jr Mrs Rtchard Russell Bahr prmt:lpal Howard Park e man! vers cense larkson St te Pa k a rl CUJ t ~· nt:s .,., re ltert'll t til l I hf' rai..Counly Commumty Gr<lde!i three four and ftve - er Drolhy Michael Lucy Ams was suspended six others had be Ia ld ~ tl r "' J r. I ol 9 dt !l aI n l t, g 1 ll " C\ n t Sf'r es ~~ a real bat Mas Dml Meadows Mrs 0 B bary Lela Jane Powell Janet fmes levied and four person• ge1n torge ( ld 1\ u I 1 1 1n ti t! lll ltmdl 1:' 11 a ll c~e grill n tlte.se day s llf fi :;Jng ~tout Grades s1x seven and R1tch1e Gary Parsons Larry forfeited bonds Friday lb Frank tm .,. potlt' d 1 11 111l ~ ~ 1n v.h l Wtlt' t !lei d r ls tftrmg hve ar!J Is who I etght ~rs \\ Pal Lochary R1tch1e Bobbie Ord Nellie Par W Porters Melgtl county court and A1) te ) 1111 m fu ., ~;~ 1 111 t , 1 lltil p 11 ~ t-rn s 1 the best m music hoth MJ~s Carolvn Smith ker Richard Martm Sondra Robert Lawson Portland ahd H o (r nde ( i pul ~ i 1 ., <I and cmtempmay S 1 h b dred 0 k dA ett K F k his dnvers license suspended 11 ev n ~ ~!It J 1 t u nw II urr les ne een or e I ra eat nn e ay IC for a s1x: month period by Jude Cardens whrelh!ll Ill 1 fil<~llex ptL l ed/ul tls hnt11r R1vervewEtementary- Gre--P t th 12 t te 1 deprl a \ h wn It M!\HHf\(,f< AI~PlltATIUNS en!s h~'<e btcn urged tv bnng ta Suttle (,race Weber prmc1 otarbelrhoedn eb t lepolln sys m ~ f5 reen IJul { I \\ il! JtHn 1 ay!ur ti:..r I I e8 IS Y S 8 aw ~ 1d on 0 1o f.:h 111 S n k 1 1 t M ddlt 11 1 c ru p< nter md Je:; cvu v el1g1blr duld to t 1e open ~al Carolvn Franz Ellen Diehl Coy Nltz was fmed , 10 and nnd I V.ht' (> lht\ I t d l I .S il IJ ( ul lllt ~ Jll \liddlep Jt IJig St!SSIU!l ( ll IJOW to det~r I r~uhne Myers O!Jver Osborn costs for drlvmg left ol center :n~ r~;\tSl rt~d ~1 rr ~ n r ] ~t ~ J.:~lllt S r w l it! dl 16 Hl l mint' wht'theJ more HIe needed p T~ppcrs Platn~ I t M~~~r~l Ernest w Kauff f5 and costs 31 er prmopa 10 e 1 for d1sturbmg the peace Don Pumt rov il lld V1cto11a Ann It v wenl lo lie ( ull 'I \1 I Il l I Polll"JOY hone Augusta Barnhart Gqldle K Leeter 15 and cools no mud bi e Al<l n d u c J I H 1 St'jt t: l ber met! ng of ~ Sl 0 I B lfEI t\p.,Jup 1\lil hama .and tl He tl t \ 1x1l 11 \ ot p 111 l'l 1 Br nd J t k S<J 1erf1eld J9 Mdd e 'LI C 1~v ,tvt~a El ranno~ 1 h: en flaps W1lham Levacy $150 g1 alh ( ilr t m i.illd r Ju \J e \~ l I t 1 Hm I H d1 lu \J~ 1 1t ab er and Car 11\ n lt:an ~h w~ a~ eanor n g costs and three day1 ID J&tl for Or eans t 1 ~rom e11 lht'l t e d a Ire h e ol \11 ~ \\ w Ku se ll 21 MddleJ m1 b uk ares eago 15 mstrumen DWI Thelma J Powell $10 and 11 l~t;'lefl u1 he t\.1 s 11 p1 11u 1~"' 1 te \I J 1 \\- \ 1 1 1 ~ kt 1e ~~ musJc mstruclor and Allee cost1 for failure to yield the Vttr\ 1 k bmli\ nd t d d 1\ e1 t: IIJ g 1 ~ ( ttr unms 19 RcH me f ea~~ ~ocal mus~c Instructor nght-of way and Clarence R t e , , tl 1 1 t mt 1 \ \ ll 1 lt ggs p r 1d1 nt 1u11 e <:~ud Nan y Annl Ho~ or te lstnct Koehler, •1bo and costa on a 1\ t>nlu kv v., 1r < itJ~e ol ll1e n re!Jt g 17 H.trl tllt student NORTHWESTERN LOCA.L no operators charge Judge 1\1 .-u1l \!1 ~ ~ r n J es \l J 111 t 11 ll\ v.r~ s Kt m I ( h s ( 1~rn 1\1 Harrisonville Elementary - Porter suspended f90 of Koeb "~,, m Al ltn') I rtdH c\ tnlt wIt rm d 1 a 1 w meml wr A l hf'n ~ salt sm<i n and 01 x1t: fa I JUS!t(e Hruugh use of Eugene Campbell prmclpal lersfmeandplacedhamonproI n~~ll J l r diJ hlf'r i:lnd \lrs ( <~ ll s II rHd \lr~ \ 1\<.~ l ., I 1~ l<.rng~\llle : . u thr mfcrmJ taHn ffdflv lt Ia !:> RJII Arnott Don Stivers Thel batiOD for three months s n rn lav. \!r r(l \1 " 1 t' ll hi 1ards " ere nam1d cr s lh dent resut d '" the sentencmg of 8 ma Campbell Lenna Overho!.z.. Woodrow Wdson Berea 0 na~ ds1 n n ae 1 1!11:' r n rmr a 111 1n 11 t~ e u d ull t S\ rill sr ma n to lhrf'e concur er Margaret Goodwm Mary Ba. forfeited a •17 50 bond on a <~I art m~r <J J I <~ k e \ , \ M mor t( rs \ I 1 lll t> l 1 t' d n 0 rher Yl \1{ PI !\~Nf n nnt 1 0 w 1r terms in an Ohio con rhe rna Michael speedmg charge Ruby Cooper 1 1 t> hr~~e ~1-"'lt 111 mn \!1 H t 11 {Jc\r " d \-1rs lht' ext'utve tonnl!le of Pt' nlllulmn RutlmdEiementary-Horn afl750bondfornmmngastop tl ( ol tmhu s vht-re h. 11e • 1'\ uLdmg IH'It' n med II"' \\ :-.l s 'l lhe Lnl lt d \l ~el o ( hf r Se lt>r~ 20 hs bet>n er \\f'lls Eugene '\tkms Alan sign Gerald Hart $ZS bond for Caro1 disturbmgthe'"""BCeand Sam be as s t rtt>dw11l I:'( In lu hm nlltlt~IIJ m ~.: sr dl " 11 ut et\\edn~dt\e\ t.: srnlen r d to ll ~~~ conu rrent DownJe Fran k Kmg hl d f (,..ed ..,~ bo d ' t r ~ , 1n 11 e Munsf1ed reform W()jle 1'\onga Roberts Muriel bus and Sout hr 1 01 1 1-l 1 \ al t I 11 te i.llllliVt:rs<J n d, nii J.: a1 t l~ d 1u t il • "' Wakeru~l or e1t 1 ~ n 1"' 1 har gl s If hre lk Foley Anna Ogdln ( n pan ~ 11 lJ<:~ v d'i n will h 1P t Ot he d t lt I~ II e 1 r g 1 s f r II e \I 1r 9G~ atnr~ Blanche on a fraud charge g n work on hiS , r~~ tf'f " de gr f IJ <J\ t hng PI ~> l lPd h\ 'vi "' li6 " t pia n ! p a IS "t re mg and r ntermg and another Nelson \far1ha Chapman Car 1r e ertrlt 11 engm PI 1 ~ (j d Neu lm~o: " u .:.tJded t M s n ad 1 tu tldJJatc thew th ann ul J rg C'r hi Gilmore Ann Webster and HYMN stNO SUNDAY Seers v.<~ ~ taken mto rush).. Margaret Parsons I A hymn sing .. ,11 be held Mrs Dav1d:>.on w1 l m ltrHJr 1" Fd "II ds vu 1 ) ol tl e S 1 e t ~ 111 U( to d t k d t .. 1 1 vocal mus Jn~ r 11 hi 1 utc \ re pi d v ear Jer tIt S 11.ee Hn we Rutland H1gh - Jame.!l Ven-j Sunday begmnmg at 7 30 p m 1 z 1Jp1 Chauncev : . houl rs a var dt d 1t c \ 1n wr s <~I tt \ 1!1 ndmg Wf' e ~1 r ~ !I<J r\ p b f re l mmon pleils JUdge Jut n nan pnncJpal Charles Smith at the Syracuse Asbury Metho.. Tht> Hl ~ und \1 " t tr E ~, v Sm 1 pr 1g ii n rh a 'll , Mrs ~ B~ n to hple;d 1gully ~u the I Leta Kraeuter Martha Ohlmg Id1st church pastor Wendell Stul Barlfett crnd dufd n \I 11 <~ ! nt " e l J ~d ~ u ds J.l , t l nt r1.1u t nl l ~< c arge e was er 1 I ii d Vs <.:ox Evet"t- Jer announced today Among J<~rrres and At> h 1 f' 1 n hn\t> n n H I \I ~11 s I ' e1 1 ( u l , t>r <lnd "t!fllt t'd to "ene mdeter~tn ell H I l om t har those performmg Wlll be a speed from a lwo '14-t>l k \ ~~~ n 11 Fret an I 1 I \ 1, s J 1 rw" ~l r D ~ gil Pa1 ke• jiJe 1 20 \ e lr le rn 11 t 1a 1 old Sauer Howard Cole Alan ctal rho1r from the Oh10 Chapell 1 Krntuck1 1 em t s t H j ot 1 ( 1 , Hn \1 ( ' r; l n - - t ~~~ov. n" furl her quest osmg PSaodbes(Jh MaArdv ChapDoman Fay[ Methodist church m Galhpoh.!l ~tnd Wt>st Vngma In J\ Ju k\ ~I s ~\\ ~<J B Wt l \l1 /1 1 RI-DIORU S<IIIJOI NF"S "' uer 1m ams n 5pen Other quartets duetsandgroups 1 1 thev '~ ~lied N 11, n Ur td ge d H\ 'l 1 \1 I d \tr n~:; \1rs B 1h P1 kt>tl H Sl eJ tfl Hobert C Har!enbach cer Ira Wrl\re Olston Wnght j w111 also take part 10 the hymn Cumberland Fails 1:1 d 11 t rpt l 1n ~"' cr bH y ,..ul b 1111 Srpl .., 11 f' tr r u-,ed m<:~n admJited 1fT! and Sail~ S1 haaf ::ung to at Fno~nkt r I \ nl w ---l 1\ ll IJ n has a tllrthd<~\ phutl 01 n the two burglanes Salem Center - Nellie \ale U1e umque floral d f tk v.lt h IIOHSrJ-11111 Hll\110:\ St>I J 9 S e Har n hJ 'i 1 s~els ddmtltrd he had brok prmc1pal Robert Wilson Anna DIVORCE GRANTED 111 "I' Pn roO elllm£-ofMrsJ 'seEI I 1 1 1 1 hll d ~ comp1 ~e a J <i nun J 11ft r un 1r 1 \ S11 J 'Hill l:lur son 17.aheth furner Olive Page Common Pleas Judge John flowers 10 ~~ 11 s 11 1 n 1\ <J~ ht> d s n b\ \ug 1 St pi me l1ckens Rt 2 Rae me d lil d M C ed d They "' I II al ( ld ( hll I H k lrl l I II ~I nd ~1 J • Sl I d Hmg Aprtl uf t!us year dum ann be<:~ ys <tJOr Bacon grant a !Vorce to J1 1 s ' m t'\ o rt Garner IS lnslrumen SheJ!a Jean Smith from Phthp mother Mr p \I s rt s arrd A elt lm g I In H n r "' ~" II tl tf' Nev. '\ r~ \hu ld s 111111 ng arceny asd. had enlt>r tal t d 'I S h Th I ff h Me• E b" r music ms ructor an J- aur Stephen m1! e p amtl ad I' " 11 • honle 1 \1 11 and fami11 tn S1111J n \\ \ 1 r LJ/lJun llulh l 11 J1, ~ v. th he1r f nntlv "-~ ' " l M 11 1 1 ( d Carnr~han Hct(llle on No\j a 1 er voca mustc 10struc charged gross negert o uty F mm thele li t \til l J ]() uul md \1 s I k( t t d r 5 Itor \1 v \li lklfl Wt'lll lo Snn f ll d lit d tr It or le IS r c an ex erne crue y of J9fl4 A ratJ 10 wa s stolen 111 Newark 0/ll] r II I! ~ I r., ft \II Jn I ~~r~ ll I k lc d k Ot 0 Mill gle and B I fhE'Ir son il 1 d 1 gJ 11 <.l lrl ram M rr d \1 Hh 1 g H 1!11 " 1 t 10 St 1tlU tl t burglary Jt WHS reporled II Jly 1\11 and \1rs ( de- B t \\ \ il \!J J B 11 ,rd S 11 nl bonth pia 1-'rl Agcrm today Seers waived J ~>no \-1 HI o a lfl J •ugh ~~ ' d ii l II e M! gs ( ounly g t~nd and pe!Jt ;ury gomg be 11:'1 I a 1 tr 1 Ill l1 I rr f re Judge Baron for 1mmed1 SENJIN~! M s I 1 I e I \I I " Hur 11 " nl 11, Olu ale "luu ng on mlormalllln \Jr ( 1J 11 lt's ~· . S ~" f< 111 al afftd vl s prt-pared b\ pro~ DEVOTE( TO INTEiiiESl Ot·' 1 "11 MftGS «iilA SON AREA d HI J;;I e1~ Mr il d \i r h S u11 ill J J m Kun p l <~nnc>d e! Ulf r Bernard r ultz He was h f « J tnd \ I <l lt f'nr/Jhr Wi l ke ~ \ d l e Be rn senlt n( ed t1 Sf'rve UHHurr~nl .. , 11 Chu t \1 ~ led 1 hr 1 <ll l 1 11 dtH sa uriil\ St'pl ~ l~O H r ltrms on each of !he luOilil' t all nl ( 1 h" \Jr J \l _ _ I\\on' h ll g~ s rrllrr pleadmg gu 1 lnt: om IH \1 '\I ~ I 1 I I rJrr \lr j \1\\ D\U( 1 Hli<K ly 1 s 111rmng eiOJ I h 11 "'' 2 1 :.6 t:. l \ 1 H 1 J1 A <.HJd " ~ and \ lr nd \1 B I u 1 1 k~ 1 IU7 11 fl~~l llANO Jo.:ntereo a !<' ~~ nd \1 rgt ld R l n r 1 1, mn 111 .,II er • 11>11 fl e ' ltddlq)Orl II gh school • ~ I f 11. I tl r nrrl l , !:: 11 r hnl h ! 7 l 15 oz c I e 1 Hit r~ 1re sponsormg II e /lrrt1g 1 1 ~ 11 ~C tl l n~ I h1g b1rn911 Sep '} ~ tJ 1 n I ~l g ~ 1 1 I I Sf tl r ng '\1 r ~ !If )II f 1 1l ou h 1de dan<# ol the sea I s 1 1 mghl aj ilw Mtddlep 1t l e \Jrt gs t u lv (<Ill 1 1- rtd ~I 1 ...rl g :mdn h r 1s ~lr~ J uk tr 1m 8 unJ l 11 prn 'The t I md Mr il d M ~ I hn \lb 1 l ~1 h n H /l \ ldi P pr c s v.1ll go towards the ~ d \11 S t S il I p !Ill d p II t rl<.r lt rr I ga LRCimollwr IS pur !lase or new umforms The Ji~\S v. l t>n (ee In c1:1se of ram It i Uilrt if" Is \1 ddlt>] rt J t Mr H H il{kPt! Darw n thtd tnt e w II he held at the l he P1 ke11 s ha ve 1 ~>. ul e1 an I'XIt>l ch·d v st I 'vl1 ss BHrt<Jrd J ms s1wnt fhildrcl Mrldn\ n M~ 8 <1/ld h1gh st oul ,....-..-......... .. -.. - ...,..._-..-..,,!I I WHAT IS THE TRUTH HATS OFF TJ 111 ~ d<~v ilnrl ~ td<J\ 11 ( o um ltol tr l I 5 hu s w lh he ler !H rl br th TOLABOt rr 1 law M il ml \1 1 t'fl D 1v1~ m I , dtn sl e ..., 1 It nvr II e I 11 e1• \ Rand Bu ,-,ters ON BEHALF h Jrt l J ~ 1\ Y k ( v "t rre e J u~~dcrv 1v1 nmg crl FOR ALL OCCASIONS j ~If' pi rn I f erfls l p n In he Sc nor ll1gh OF ALL f r Sl\fffll d Sd 11 H lut g I an v. II t.~e We ~~o 1re fluwer~ evervwhere ~11 !-!nrl \f 1\ 1! 11 n n <Jc/e f 111 ilnd I; all end the WY2 2039 Theant~wert llus q ~111 plu ~ and t1ld r ~n l h ~ 1 e At fle ~c-.. 1 1 il n Jackson on AMERICA! OR NIGHl WI 92951 aumy more np<rhml It )\ tn spt dinfo: lie\\ •k w1t J r Sc j hlt be 2~ nd lu atlt>nd etn Pomeroy Flower Shop be foUIIrl m llle revf'l\lrnl( 1 w mothe1 \lr <llld \h Jhht>l Oh !'il 1tr I ~JI 11 g<Jme All l»ooklet 1 he I ruth Abo- 11 N!! e Ill lht I (II l 1t t l L~ 1 mn1 1 p u1 1! d to a ( nd tnd We pause today and take time to pay honor to Mrs Mlll.drd Vlln Mi!ler l>eafneH V.r!Pphnnem\ t l1e '\oung Jr ~ n of Mrs nH t lie n~w h(lnd lhrel l r the countless men and women who have labor· Pomerov .. today for v ur I HI" f c J-IY ll tl){'rf ll h rn j \lr \ Don;~ld Milt 1 ed so unselfishly '" helping to make America There~ r1o olrl f!'H.tJon \ uug Sr 10. 1o 1il ~ hr. en ___.........._ __:_ __:..:::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;:;;~· ~ ~ cslrlln.lo(Jn\\()flfflrlwllt e a better place m whrch to hve to work to play 1\ADIOLUl" S <IS~OCIHfed I'. I h lie (tty EASY fEAMS today and tol)lorrow Enjoy your day """'""'...';"" oan ( omrany l 1s bctn tran~ fcrred to ( amhndgr \ofr and \1i s 'Y lUng a fl h11d en h 1ve moved therp lo their new home In ( assell Hgb fle 1r daugl 1er LY 3 4550 Melame w Jl he <~ ~cn1o <~t 2451 Stole St Atheno the John Glenn ll1gh sdut I at New Concord Oltlo I Announced Concert Ticl\ets This Year Action Heavy It Jn Meigs Court M G Hosts RadiO Club Meett'ng r ' I v S rae se Y Man Sentenced ]'o OJtt"O Pen ° Cole Cora Webb Gail Popp >:astern Local - Knlhleen Margaril. ~ Bissell, Maxme Wmgett Kay Russell Milhoan Southern High School Ina Massar Wanda ~ Larkms_ ald Wolfe prmc1pal Car I Helen Archer Sl'nrley Petty, Weese Gayle Pnce Jenmngs Beegle Betty Deem V1nas Lee Make Popp Larry Wdson, Sally Ball Howard Nolan Otha Smith, Jean Hamm Craynor Slone Eddie Howery Richard Russ~U and June Lee Syracuse Elemtntary - EJma Louks, principal Lawrence Wolfe Rose Easterday Letha Morris Ruth Stearns and Anna Hilldore Mayne Headley and Gertrude 7umbach Nortnwestern Local - Nellil Borden Mildred Henderson Mildred Jeffers Myrlie Oonahi.Je, Betty WIIhamson Coda Slawter, Dana Hoffmao and VlVlU Pierce Sabsbury Local _.. Vesta Lambert Delma Halley, Maxine Arnold and Velma Douglas Southern Local _ DoUy Wolf1!!1, A es Price Juamta Sayre, L~a Ctrcle Emma Salser, Ma Vtrgmia Easterday Bel· ry h en Jo nson El eanor Wln•"" Mrs RJchard Lee IS vocal IIC uwtructor and Mr spoon IS in mstrumental th d tr t music structor e lS JC and Anna Grace OUer Metgs CouDty Bus Drl\lers For 1985-1£116 ScbooiSYCeHa.OrOL BEDFORD LOCAL OISffiiCT- Walhall\ Hart Robert Hawk Owen Smith and Ern t Wood MON. II ..,n POMEROY E~TERN LOCAL SEPT. DISTRICI'- Oscar Babcock Paul Baer Charles Hlssell Harold Brannon J L Bush Cectl Caldwell George Hensley 6 AUSPICES FIRST AID SQUAD AND FIRE DEPARTMENT MECHANIC STREET PARKING LOT Robert New 1a d MMarclnk9 J p n1Creston to Theo n en ng n, Pullins Frank Upton George A White and James Woodyard NORTHWESTERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTCarson Charles Hatcher Oar reiiGoff Worley Haley M Murra Ralph McCumber Lc Y BbS k •·ter Theo MorriCSI 0 w~~ ~Vs omas arence •ur1ey er non Weber Marvm Wilson SALlSBURY LOCAL SCHOOl 2 p M AND p M DISTRICT - James Hess OPEN 1 and 7 P.M er Hysell Arthur M•lrctlm.l WORLD'S GREATEST llliam Ratliff Orville R ENTERTAINMENT VALUE a ooos George Wagner and Oren FUN FOR THE FAMIL VI ears Brimming over w1th lnnovaUTHERN LOCAL S~~.~~~ tiona, Wondrous Surprllft DI TRICT- Marshall & 1 Myraad of UnprecedenHo ard Allen James Carnahan ted Features from All Earl Cross Ralph Strange L•nds Albert Hill Dallas Hill Leroy ~ ,~~"7."-=--Lawrence Bernice LeV3cy F 1 AT U R 1 N G es SatterfJeld Paul Sellers Dan GEHURAK TROUPE Smith Delbert Smith and Clar Tumblen _- _ Gy_m_n•_s_t_s _ ence W!cklme 1 EVA KROLEY Meigs Co School CU!It0411ans Equestr1enne and Her Bedford Local- Hobart Oav Danc1ng Hortts EasternLocai-RossCJe!and Charles Massar Carl Walton, LUCILLE DE RISKIE Queen of tho Silver Thread R dF k aymon rec er Salisbury Local- Elbt>r John GRETA AND PAMELA son Wavne Kmg and Paul Aeraahst1c St~nJihons Fnck HOXIE BROs- Northwestern Local Roy S Performmg ELEPHANT F./lis v 1v1an Coy C:arol p 1eree Eugene Swan Helen Mlller HILARIOUS CLOWNS Smithen Local _ Clarence AND MANY OTHERS Shir:>lds Ocran Dailey Chmty TWO PERFORMANCES Powell Ben Petrel Jed Pick 2 p M AND 8 p M ens and ThDmas E~non DOORS OPEN 1 and 7 PM. MelgH County Cafeteria Workers Adu~ts $1 00-Ctuldren SOc Bedford Local _ Mae Romme l ReP1LeErvNeTdYSe01FisF7R5<EAE':,<fEitAioTnS•I and AVIII Bailey 1 • I Wahama White Falcons Stop Buffalo Bisons 13-6 In Opener The Wah(.lma White lialcon.s gave t.~err followers somethmg to cheer about m their IDltJal footbaH game of the seascn Fn day mght as they whipped the VISiting Buflalo BIS!lns 13 6 at Bachtel FJeld for the first Fal con gndrrnn VJctory Jn two THE DAILY Under new coach Ron R1ch ardson the Falcons showed a stubborn defense that gav1 up exactly zero yards net rushmg N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9to IZ l to~ !Close ar Noon on Tbun. - t:as1 Court Sl Pomeroy IV in compact cabinets Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BANK CLOSED MON. SIPT ~ABOR DAY Dally Sentinel Pomeroy M1ddlepm t 0 Sept 4 1965-3 Racineu Fans Set for Two Big Days at Skyline Site I Reds RaIIy R•Ips R•IVaI Ph.II• I Ies by ]6.7 count I I LEADERS I I I I SHOTGUN MATCH I 1 YOU MEET THE I --- - - NICEST PEOPlE ON A I NHS Has Fine Conditioning, lmprov ed Depth .WURLITZER ellALDWIN ond OTHER FAMOU~ BRANDS HONDA See The NELSONVlLLE - The Nel 1w1th a change of head coache! football at Mlaml Umverslty of dnlls Gary Haynes 140 sen1or let 1 sonv1lle Greyhounds pomtmgl Nelsonville 5 new gnd bo~s Keatmg s squad mcludes 10 Keatmg was ~orne Nhat dtsap term an at lelt halfbat.:k Ga eg 151 Full Lme tov.ard the1r Sept )0 gnd sl!a former NHS great Ed Keatmg lettermen seveR of whom were p<Hnled <:~t Ius teams showmg Warren 135 semor at fight ! son opener agmnst The Plams who served as -an ass 1stant for i t t 1 1 t the m a scnrnm 1ge at Nf'w Lexmg hall L}nr S H ebeau 150 ~en I At "F ector, Trall'llld Service• I WI 1I likclv be slow m ]ellmg three seasons The 1957 NHS stm1e arters o1 team ton Saturday lastafalleasltepar feels has tor 1et 1erman or RIC hJe Po11 e}' PHONE 2.. JACKSON 0 fh1s season due to mstallahon grad was tw1ce an All SEOA h d th lh \V{ VI'' got a long wav to gn 170 Jun or lrl e1 m<~n Jt lull 1 d ,. ======"-"==~o':f~n':e~w_systems as 1s thQ case selectiOn 111 both football and as mdoreh ep h ani usuad tan I he sard but pomted out he IS back _ _ ___ pra1se t e p ys1t:a con 1 wn IJcf b.Jsketball He went on to play f hi Ia ers mstalhng a new defcn~e and j t>nstve spec1a\ists mclude 0 Routes 50A & 33 I Mile fllorlt. of Athen• - ---Ths p Ythe '·L d d doesnt hav~ much ol h1s ot J1m Glass 260 pound sen1fr 1:: ; r~ ..,..,s con 1Uone Open 9 to 5 Mon Thurs S..t 9 to 8 lues Wed Frl fense 10 yet guard and Tim Pancake 170 L Y 2-8464 Athena 0 Ne~on;~\Je team dfor y~ar: t~e Dtfenslve ly he lauded the pound IUnJOr end ., sa1 Js IS m Jcat~ Y e pl<~y ol linebacker L\nn Stuf _ _ _ _ __:..,.===="-"--"--'"-=--= __..,_....,_,_===========' Ameracan League racl the Greyhounds have only flebean anc m ddle guards Jay Boston 000 000 ooo- o 5 2 one mmor IDJUfY after 10 days Brooks ami Paul Conr 1d Har ne NeY. York 000 017 Olx 9 Jl 0 1Polley lrd lhe backs w11h a five I Monbouquette Earley (6) and -Charles {f!lhl 1yard average Tillman Downmg (12 12) and (2nd garnet The si.<Jrtm~ offt ns1ve lmeup Gibbs Loser - Monbouquette Kan. Cit~ 01& 000 ooo- 1 8 0 IS shapmg up as (8--17) HRs - Repox tJO!h) Cahforma 000 000 000--- 0 6 3 M1ke Whyte 160 seniOr and Boyer (16th) Krausse Wvatt 18) and Brv Bob Richards Hb sen1or let an Newman Lee (9) and Rod terman at ends Jay Brooks Clev 100 101 000--3 10 0 gers Wmner ~ Krausse 2 31 200 senwr leUNmHn an d 1Loser - Newman 11114) 1 I Balt1 400 000 !Ox- 5 II 01 Sandy Harold 210 JUnior let (NOIV·COMPEhmE) Hargan Bell (1) il<~.nt (6) Nationat League terman al rnckles McMahon 17J and S1ms Bunk San Fran 008 020 101- 4 10 I Paul Conrad 190 Jumor let er S Miller 17) and Brown Ch1cago 000 140 OOx- 5 7 0 terman and J hn Thompson Wmner - Bunker 17 7) lose1 Bolin Murakam1 t5l Estelle l l70 Jumor l~>tlerman at guard~ -lt,ngan 12 3) HRs - Wag (7) Priddy (8) and Haller Faul M1ke Lmst (jtf 165 semor Jetter There's a ner (26th) Blefary nath\ Abernathy (7) and Roznovsky man at center Trewax product (Drop 1n local address here) Wmner- Faul f-5 3) Loser Bol Courtne) Hamng 145 Jumor Oucago 010 012 000-- 4 8 3 m 18 5) Hf,r,s...-Hohn (lsi) Wd or Larry Corngan 140 JUmor for every floor Mmn 202 020 oax- 6 7 0 hams f26th at quarterb<lck in your home! Howard Locker 141 FISher (7) and Romano Kant Klipp New York 011 tal 100-- 6 13 o son (25th) t ••• slem (6) W 0 r t hmgton (8) Sl Lows 000 201 OOQ-- 3 6 o lltrWAI IOlD llUL ULF : lfiW.U: lltSTAHT WAI lnti,EI and Batley Winner _ Kaat Selma Richardson 16) and P1ltsburgh 100 200 000- 3 8 3 f POUSMtftl WU • ICtlttntrlt.. ~ fo nphlJt alld 1ubbtr 1111 ( 14 !OJ Loser Hflward 17 I Goo.'len Sadeck1 Denms (7) M1lwauker 100 on 02x 4 7 n Remo~n up to ltn cottt of.d lrnoleum ~~n~l lmauo 1nd Qt ! cisco ored wu 0~• quut More than 000 to meet urgent 71 HRs - Romano ~I Mm Briles 81 and McCarver Wm Cardwell Wood 18), Schwall cemtnl rlt1d1 no br.~lflnl • make' 2\l:z 1111ons Qt. •• cl10r (19th) Berry (9th/ 1nl!r- Selma 11<0) Loser_ Sa !81 and Crandall Johnson Niequests from develop<ng nations m Latin Amenca Afnca and Asta To be ~·················~···························· I deck1 (H2) HRs - Hickman 3 kro (91 Osinski 191 and Gonder •• cons1dered for tra1nmg programs you should take the non compelilive Wash 000 000 026- ~ 10 2 (lOth 11th 12th) Wh1te (21st) Torre 9) \\mncr-Johnson b 'lltiWAI CLUI •• TJ:EWAX IJIDJMI PUT£ lAND Detroit 002 223 IOx-10 13 0 8) Loser--Cardwell (11 91 •• for htrdwDilt:l placement test Sept 11 E1ther send a completed applicalion to the for eluven~t "l I noleum cart Narum Damels 151 Bridges Los Angelos 018 000 lim.- 3 7 0 MORE MORE MORF • old won •~ r~~erblt ~rqutt • lOlled hlrdwood floors wood (61 and Zimmer Camilli !61 I Houston 01» 000 000- 0 8 I[ •0 Peace Corps before the test or fill one out ~nd subm1t 1! at the lime you take floar1 non1 op ub lllh panelt lltlrOn AIM fer Agmrre (13-1)) and Freehan Willhile Reed 161 Perranosk• l BANKS IS LOS! •• t I' 111d PG ttltded flld worn 111~ fJRJihll the test For an appilcalion or more mformat1on, wnte the Peace Corps, ~ • Loser - Narum 4 121 HRs- (8) and Roseboro Nottebart HOUSTON I UP II - Shppery $1~ Cash (21st) Froehan (IOlh) UiUSll 18) and Brand Wmner-1 S'd Banks llousljln Oiler tull see your local Postmaster Horton (27th 1 stanley (1st) Willhite (2 2) Loser-Nottebart back will have an operation McMullen 04till lleld (15th) 14 131 next week to repair torn knee cartilage and Js expected t.o be I {lsi game) Phda 201 030 001- 7 13 1 out at least SIX weeks 1 Kan C1ty 010 Ill LMX1-- 4 7 3 Cmcmnatl 200 130 37x-16 17 ol SCHOLTZ DROPPED Cahlorn1a 000 010 lMXI-- l 6 1 Culp J~~ekso• 151 Baldschun DETROIT !UP! I - V<leran Joyce Aker <51 Wyatt 18) !7) Wagner (8) Roebuck 18) center Bob Schollz wao dropped Waehington, D. C. 20525 Opp. B&O Depot PI PINIInt and Lachemann Brunet and Corrales 0 Toole Cr01g 'rom the Detrmt Lions Friday F'h 675-1160 Coates (6) Lopez (8) and Egan (51 and Edwards Wmner - VIa the waiver list Scholtz 28 Cash & Dtllvory-CHh & Corry-Budgot Plan Ranew (IJ Winner - Aker t:l- O"a1g (1-4) Looer--Jackson (0. "as the Lions lhir<l draft Published as a !)Ub!Jc serv1ce 1n cooperation With The Adverll•1ng f<lunCII - - . . . , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2l. Brunei (a.Jfl) HR 1), i:IRI--.Iiluatl (22nd) Robi~r cllo!Ct m 1960. , I 1 • Scores Lme I I It lwivtltl p!tiU PrlcH Storl At $449 95 Cabmet IS so compact 1t could f1t ,.1nS1dt 1h1s Motorola round tuba Color TV cab1net shellWith space to soare I I * Tho p1cture 11 rectangular full b1g * I PLACEMENT TEST SEPT.II, 1965-9:00 A.M. Mit m'" 274 lq n J¥JWn11 H) Mldtl 2JCSaQ71 (2J 0¥"11 t:1111 ** *** Hawk's Cycle Sales 1 I ~lli!J~W~ WE PAY >6% ON SAVINGS - -- Pt Pleaa B'vJJie FII'st downs 11 By United Prest Internatloual Detroit JO Wafihmglon 2 mght 7 Two days of ad mn packed day at 12 30 Eastern Standarrt Rushing yardage 66 132 National League Baltimore 5 Cleveland 3 mghl ra 1 ng are n ~tore for sports T1me \~ th racmg at I 30 Top Passmg yardagl! 41 4 W L Pet GB New York 9 Boston 0 mght f ms IItts Labor Dav week{ nd d IV( rs from Ohm West Vtrgm Passes mtercepted by 0 77 59 566 Saturda~ s probable Pitchers 1 Los Angeles cd tJ e Sk~h c Sp1 erlway near 1:1 Kt nluck\ -tnd Penn s ~l\ama Punts 75 59 560 I Clrlt:a~o at Mmnesota-Peters S 31 5 Cmcmnat1 3 22 5 Stcwa 1 0 ar c €\ peeled for both days Fumbles IO!il 4 0 San l'ranciSco 73 59 553 2 (9 II I or Buzha• dt /10-61 vs a es Yards penalized ~:s 'lC Milwaukee 74 60 552 2 Grant < 17-4 Saturday racmg w1\l begJn ' _~ P1ttsburgh 73 64 533 4'.\ Washmglon at Detroit-Duck at 7 30 Eastern Slandard T1me 1 All md C H!mn ~ pomt to anoth smce the mnth game of the Ph1ladelphaa 69 65 51f) 7 worth 10.0 vs W1Ckerslmm (7 T mt> Ina s w1!1 begm al fi 00 ea wt rh d I exc.:JIIflg racmg 1963 Sedson m nnpre~srve fa sh St Louis ti7 6Y 493 10 12) 1 tus 1s one half hour 1ar\Jer on !he h1gh b r~ nked 3 Bths m1le wn The Plfqtes held Pt Plea ChiCago 65 •3 471 13 Kansas Cltv at Los th m pre\ ou sly I rark Manag l1~ 1r rrk La~t week s fe<1ture 8ant to 86 yards on lhe ground Houston (mght)- Huntt>r (5'-5) vs A~~:~~~ ~ 59 77 434 J8 er lack But lea sa1d the adda I w nnPr Mack Clmgan ~~ expect lorced and reHvf'red four fum New York 45 92 328 3Z 2 (12 9t 1onal t1me was n e <~ss1tated hv td to make a return v1s1t and hies Wilh hard hl(tmg defense " Fr•day. Result• Cleveland at Baltimore the mrr o ( I n mhrr nf cars I rl ~ m uth s S 1m Erwm wJ!l 1 SJ\ie pi Y and generated em ugh Chicago 5 ~an Franc1sco 1 - Md)owcll t 14 10) vs Barbe·r quallfvmg rohabl\ be back to c nlmue the o/lense to control the b<~li mos CINCJNN"-TI IUPll -Mant~ rookie shortstop Tommy Helms Milwaukee 4 Pittsburgh 3 mght 02 9) The S<tlurdav card will fe<r duel wt11 Clmgcm thai was ab of the game 1 ge1 DJ(k S1sler thmks his Cm r.hmaxed a three run seventh to N 8 os 1on a1 N~w y or k <2 1WI ew lc r k 6 St Lows 3 mg ht ture a J;) lap fea ure t >r su , r r 1p! h ~~ ded n las Saturday s The f rst touchdown cwne I Jte (Jnn<JII Reds may be fmaliy put the Reds aheao fiJr good at ~ Angeles 3 Houston 0 mght mght) - Morehead 18 15) and mod1f1eds and a 311 lap reatL re fc ture v.hrn Erwm threw a 6 Cmnnnah 16 Philadelphia 7 Lon borg (9 15) \jS Cullen (:J.-2) m the flr st quarter on a 22 y 1rd readv to make a run for the 9 for ro<~d ~tor ks Hut er '>ll d a \'.heel m dv,.ay n the race A dnvc after a good rush had ~atwnal League pennant Helms also collected another mght and Boulon 4 13~ lr 1phy would be presen!Pd f r !Jeld of ncar/} lh1rly cars IS ex: caused a PI Pleasart punt lo Sisler had reason to speculate h Saturdays Pr babl Pit h Suru:lat,. s Gnmrs f !I F d ht 16 7 smgle to g1ve h1m mne 11~ m o e c ers " b1 th fealures In add tlon tl e pt-cted to be on hand to qualify travel only 13 y<lrds 1 < owmg n ay nJg s Kansas Clty at Los \ngeles 14 at b<lts !mce bemg recalled P1ttsburgh at Milwaukee super mochflf' d wmner rer1 11sl built da} s Frank Sexton mm.cd the ba!l l poundmg of he PIHiadelplua from San Dwgo last week Fr1end 6l0t vs Clomnger ( 19 Ch cago at Mmnesota a $.100 purse to the B1g Blacks 14 vard line Phals 9J Cleveland al Bai!Jmore Hutler saJd plans l!Jr a • Pow Other events m1 lude helmet 11 en picked llp a hrst d1 v;n al I W<~s espet: ally happy about The Reds broke the game Ln&. Angeles at Houston - Boston at Nrv. 'tork de 1 uft Or rby wall be annount~o~ 10 lap he<lts K ng t tt e the 11 After lim Cook ga1ned l Roger Cr~Jg s performance Wide-open m the eighth Wllh a Brewer (J 2) vs Bruc 19-16) Washm~ Jnn at Oet1o1t 2 ced rn He near future possibly H1\l race belwrt>n the tY.o fa ~ ! Mo n d<~ v one yard Sexton camed ag un smd Sisler And eJght of those seven run outburst S tn Francasco at Cehtcago est quaiJIINS and a tom 1hnwk and b 1rre!lcd nto the end zone 1runs were al so dnven m by fel Craig took over when 0 Toole Herbel 18 7) vs Buhl (13-9) I race m wh1ch !he last car 1s Skv hnt Spe~ dway Is located An 111 ad'\ilscd gamhle by Pt lows Y.ho haven t been h1ttmg was chased m the f1fth and fm New York aL St 1OUI!'i nlghtl d1 1pped un each 1<~) unl J only n dv;ay t>etween Atheos and Pleasant set up the secnnct l lrrtely llshe.d the game lt was his first -M cGraw (2 3) vs Washburn the wmne1 re rn;~m<; Hnad s!m ks Parke. sburg m At! ens County score wh ch cane with five The Cm<'mnatl manager re v. m of the year after four lo~~e!l (8 101 By Umted Press International V. l p~Hl CljJHh Jn tWO JQ ltp }{otld 53 four mllrs from Route m1sut.es left m the f1rst haU lferred to Frank Robmson John m rehef Pluladelph1a e~t CmcmMt tl Nabonttl eague heats and a !()'llahawk m arld1 50 near Stewazt Ohru 1he Big Blacks elected not to n-., Edv.ards and Pete Rose A lot more fans tcttended U1e (mght J Bunmng !6 7! vs TsJ G A.B R H Avg WALTZJNf1 \f \Til n \ 1 1 n to lht !Pature punt on a foqrth md lwo sJtua Robmson clouted a three run last game l won qmpped touns 16-8) Clemntl" Pllt 12, ~02 78 173 345 I ~~~teo~~rlec~~: ~oes;~~a~~~~s M md ~~ s spt u II I ttho Dcty liOn at their" own /.2 _ 1 rd Ime horn1 r hi3 25th o\ the season Craig HI!! last wm was the Sunday'!J f1 ames Aaron MJI 127 483 97 158 327 h h nat appeat ~:ady t r a rt re w1l fe<Jl 1e the ;; am~ e\ell rnd Chester Plants w<~s slopped I m t e f1H mnmg to knot the lh1rd game ot the 1964 World P1tlsburgh at Mtlwaukee May s SF t28 4~4 93 144 317 dan ce but aduall y t lPt~ 1 iis llle rt:gular S llurda y ~" FORKED RUN a yard short of the lme of score at SIX all Edwards dou Senes when he hurled for the New York at St Lows Rose C:mn 134.,5898176 315 tagged thr:> speedv ( 31 1 s1on~ f1m +1 1<:1\s b~gm M n scnmmnge bled <And drove m three runs St Lou1s Cardma ls m rehef 1 os Angeles at Houston Alit n Ph Ia 134 503 79 156 310 nat on a J e pla at n rd SPORTSMEN'S CLUB SIX plays later Cook crashed land l{osewent fourforhvew1th agamst the New York Yankees San Fr.mcJsco at Chicago JAlou sr 11543660 134 307 base 1 Between Chester and Rose perhaps broke out of PhJladelph1a at Cmcmnah 0 va Tv. ns B8 \1antlll.a Rt>d mtu the end zone from four l wo PBI ' s Cle1 dnon P tt 117 525 77 160 305 Long Buttom Off Rt 248 Sox 8"' H tll r ~Ills 3 yards out Hob Sang kacked the SIS Icr may get another lift to- the worst slump among the Aml"rN'aa League \\illlam s lhJ 140 J59 95 1 0 304 _ _ extra pomt and Barboursville mght as John Tsttouns poss1 Reds He had managed only W L Pet GB flood St L 131 J17 74 1~6 !02 ant! 41 McCo\ey f anls 12 1 Prtclung SUNDAY, SEPT. 5 led 13-0 lblytheReds mosterratJcburl four h1fs m 28tnps recenlly M1nnesola Rti 51 h28 Haa\ SF 1304806814.2 296 Mal l tw s Hraves 10 Aaroi Natwnall.eague- ~ u xh1ll The Pirates scored agam 111 ! er th1s season goes agamst the Robmson s homer traveled Chicago 78 58 574 7• ~ Ameman Leagu" Brave~ Call1 ~ on Ph ls SLlr to Red 0 3 K )u! ax Dodgers :.!.1 STARTING AT NOON 7 M<l nev Reds 76 Bunnng wanmg moments of the oame i Phrls and J1m Bunnmg 16-7 over 400 feet and cleared the Detroit 75 60 56010 GABRHAvg Cubs all 28 ENTERTAINMENT & on a 49 yard drJve that st~rted Ts1touns has flashed s1gns of lscoreboard m lert centerheld Baltimore 7J 59 553 JOIJl 10940466131 ~24 Amer1cao League - Horton Pl~ s lrli ? Ell s Keds "' 8 REFRESHMENTS aflr.r thr.y recovered a fumble grealness m postmg a 6-8 rec wh1ch ts 60-fc>et h1gh Cleveland 74 fill 552 lO!f.! O\Jva Mmn 112 519 98 166 320 flgrrs 27 Conrgl1 aro Hed Sox me Iran League - Gra1 ~1 ~~~h~~ 1\~ 1 ~1 1 BSet ~~etd 1 V('ly Two 15 vard penalties aJded ord but for the most part ha!l j The Reds also purchased New York 68 68 500 17 ~ Hobmson Rill !44 441 66 n9 {15 26 Wagnt r 1ndlflns 26 Cola Tv.'" 1 ~ rt!rn Indians l I ~ r \lin O'JF IN\ liED the dnve whtch was climaxed proved meffedJVe -...../l p1tcher Dom Zanru from their Los Asgeles 62 7J 450 2~ \\httfld C ev 107 375 40 113 301 1vito Ind1ans 2;, Ktl lebrew ~~ ~~~m 1 gers 12 Stlx>rt !n HAM _ BACON _ 13 6 I ishcr \\hue Sox h~ s mg s SIX yard run Fnday ~ sl<lrter .fi'nl 0 Toole I San D1ego farm club and called Washmgton 70 76 441 25 1h Kahne D~t 106 345 63 103 299 Tv,.ms 22 TURKEYS _CHICKENS 13 6 0 Barboursv !le g<lmrd Kansas C1ty 50 84 373 34 7 Hal Mmn 127 450 70 132 293 R ns Batted In -----------..::====::;::::::===~ 132 mamged to hang on for 4 2 3 up catcher Tom T1schmsk1 yard s on !he ground and com mnmgs before being KO d He Zanm a re!Jef pitcher posted Boston 51 86 372 3J Davilla Clev l2fl 44:\ 54 130 293 Natmnal Lt>ague - I nsrm 1 plt>led one of four pnc;~es lor I y1eldrrl e1ght hils and sax an ~ record for the P<:~dres Friday s Rt'sulh: I Batley Mmn 108 326 28 95 291 Reds 1tn B mk t ubs 91 Star four yards Pt Pie Js :~nt con earned runs before rehrmg H s and a fme 2 30 earned run av Kansas C1ty 4 1 os Angeles 1 1st Skowrun Chi 123 47157136 :.!.8 I gell Prates 92 May ~ (, anl s nected on five 1f nne fH'fllls v;as the only performance that erage T1schmski Will provide tw1l1ght Colavito Clev 134 489 77140 :l861R9 Mathews Braves 88 Wrl f r 41 yard~ marred an otherw1se dehghtful rPhef for Edwards smce Don Kans Ctty I Los A.ngeles 0 2nd Mantlllil Ros 128 451 55 129 286 !Jams Cubs 88 -- - - - - _ 1 evempg wr the Reds PavletJch IS st1ll nursmg a sore mght llome Runs American League - Colcrvllo A b 1ses loadefi smgle by sJde Mumesuta 6 Ch 1cago 4 mght National League - May s C1 lndmn~ ~ Hurt m T1gers !H MOTOROLA "" I falo fumble on the BuflaJo 21 !Zed 52 yards whLle Buffalo wu Waharna then elected to run set back 30 yards in the t~ame out tbe clock manner StatiStiCS showed the Falcon e; Wahama 0 6 " 0 - IS gammg 13 first downs to seven Buffalo 0 0 08 - I for Buffalo Wahama tossed !1ve Wahama s! ormg Varian rD )lasses and h1t on two for 35 lwQ yard run Sawyers TD yards Bulfalo tossed ?:l pa~ses 13 yard run Vanan extra completed ten for 143 yards pomt place kick Burt11lo ~ \\aharna fumbled SIX t1me and mg Smith TD ten yard pass lost two of them while Buffalo frum D Carns1 n Barboursvdle t{)(lk advantage Pt Pleasant _ e00 0- 1 .Barboursville a 7 o 6 _ 19 take:<~ Friday mght and defeat Barb - Seton IO run (kick ed the Big Blacks 19 0 break far!P.d mg an 11 game lmBng streak m Barb _ Good -4 run <Sang the process kJck 1 Barbourevllle broke mto the Barb - Sang 6 run (kick VIctory colomn for first time failed) of numerous Pt Pleasant mL'l PIANOS ""' Diles Rcdioear Co. the third try end Vanaa k1cked the extra ly rece1ved an ass1sl from a In the thlrd quarter the Fal pomt Wahama defens1Ce~ back who cons wasted oo time m gettmg Denny Gawson Buffalo quar knocked the ball mto the cur .. score as they moved the ball \erback filled the air w1th pass and Into the arms or Tom from their own 33 yard Jlne for es on the drive by the B1sons Smdh Buffalo end Raynes kick a touchdown the fll'st time they which nelled them the1r only for the extra pomt was blocked had the ball m the half 1wo score Startmg on the Buffalo The Falcons came back later runs by sawyers - the first a 41 Garnson tossed stx passes to threat~n only to be stopped 20 yard scampel and the ~c hJttmg on three of them to cov on the Buffalo four yard hne ond an 18 yard Jaunt - lnglrl er the d1stance. to the end zone G~rrason h1t on a 28 yard pass lighted the drtve The touch The touchdown pass on aj for Bufralo but Paul Hoffman Pirates Sturi Blacks THE NEW 1966 ~ "' Istraight Varaan then aneaked three Idown wali s~ored by Sawyers fourth and ten s1tuat10n from r Waham guard slopped the B1 Ifumbled tw1ce and lost botb of time.s and scored os on a 13 yard rat-e around r1ght the Buffalo ten yard Jme actual Isons -as he pounced on a Buf them The Falcons were penaa.. I ltcn.~ ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? throughout lhe evemng plus a ed. strong runruog attack that roll The dnve for the touchdown ed up 232 yards on the ground started from the Buffalo 36 After havmg on drive stop- where the Falcons had taken ped by a fumble rrudway m the over after a Buffalo punt from f1rst quarter the Falcons flD- deep m BISon terltory Larry a1ly punched mto paydtrt for Fry h1t for two Varlan s pass theit f1rst touchdown after five to Vance Dawson covered JB mmutes of the second quarter yards and was good for a first Ray Varian got the touchdown down on the Buffalo 17 Carby on ~ quarterback sneak from Sawyers h1t for three Varmn the t u yard hne A run for for five and Sawyers made 1t the extra pomt by Varum fail a first dowo on the Buffalo s1x ytu~rs.., L r==-------====-=====-oioiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-· ' Cab1ne1 IS low slrm compact Push button OemagnetiZor helps clar~f picture of magnet1c mterference 82 channel tunrng ~~:1 Power transformer chass11 'j laghted chennelmdJCiltors -~ ... Color lnGICator light (:':) L' - ... Associated Radio & TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAG) WY 2-3635 HARRY MILLER POMEROY I $141 $149 • I I $1~ • i ... I CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. lfser - • . . . . . . __ • • t U.S. Post Office, 11 West Stimson Ave. 1~ Peac~~r~~;ee~~~~ed ~ �- .... _..,.,....... --.. . ... - . • Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 4-DaUy Sentiinel, Poineroy·Mlddleport, 0., Sept. 4, 1961 New In Farming• Fall Activities Already are Absorbing Local Interest ,r' ! Kingsbury ' _Eally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sep't. 4, - Society Notes 2 SIGNS ... QUAlm Pomeroy Motor Co. 1964 Chevrolet Impala Les•l Notice IN THI COURT OF COMMoN ltLiii MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO CIINfiCO L. Nicholl •nd Cora 1. Nichol" Tu,..tt r111ns, Ohio, $2395 HT Coupe, Locally owned, clllan mterfor, whlte frn1sb. like new W. W. Ures. 327 eu. an. VB engine and 1td. trans Radio and beater 1963 Ford GaiiXie 500 - - - - $1795 4 Door VB en11ine Cruileomatlc trans., power steermg and brake11 power seal, Jn!Y f1msh, new 1st line whitewall tires, radio and heater. 1960 Ford VB Pickup $1095 tr FJareslde body, heavy duty truck tires. Deluxe cab and seats. Lilht lfE!eD finish. Heater Pome~y Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 p.J_ ... UniUIIWft Htln, DOVIIHI, Lttaltll, Admlnlllrlten, hocutort end Aultn• of IUubtth lklnntl, dtct1Hd Plltno•ntt. NOTICI U PUILICATION No. U,l\5 Tbe unknown heir., devlsees, lega teet. admlnislrator~~, executuu and *'si.clll of .tllubeUJ Sklnn1L Oeceu· ed, whNe ldenUtiet and pl~ce~ ~f realclenc1 are unknown and cann~t be ucertaiue<l, wtU tall1 DoUce that on ~ 3ath dty ot Aunet, ~~~. the Pllllntiffl. Clarlnce L. Nlcbol!l .and Cora H Nlchot., fllod their petition •1a111st tbem IQ tiM! Coii'UIIQ!l Plea Cuurt of Metp County, Ohio. thl lame beiDI ca.e No. 13,8lD, 111 1111d Court for Ule qulettn:s ot tlle1r title In certain reel utate In nld l'etltlon de~~crlbed, to·wtt The foUow lnJ ducrlbed real esta te Ul the State of Oh!n, eoonty of MeogH and In th" V!llal!,e of Mart· IDIVille, IJounded and des~nbe d 011 follow• JCIMIROY, OHIO I l' ' lI Notice ~ DO YOU NEED A GOOD ... New Holland FOR YOUR •FORAGE BOX HUNTING NEEDS •FORAGE WAGON .I .SLOWER CU'I"riNG POVERTY-Sam Newton. of Tomahawk, N.C., tries out a n~w c::ha1n saw he was able to buy after receiving the ~.:overn · blent's ten-thousandth el o· nomtc opportun1ty loan. VISIT •FORAGE HARVESTER SJEWA~T'S THEN SEE US! GUN SHOP ASK ABOUT OUR EASY FINANCE TERMS RUTLAND, OHIO fell , Krntta!l managt•d 11J huJd 01l! spent Monday afternoon at Sy n.1cu st' v.1lh fnends 1 High-speed. hltd-puU power on le$s fuel $Aft LET US DEMONSTRATE THE 706'5 OUTSTANDING FEATURES ON YOUR FARM TODAY! • MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. RHr Melllf General Hospltol WY 2-2176 WITH THESE USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS POMEROY . •nd Mrs. Ollie Sayre and fam1ly VISited his SLster. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Branch of Columbus The1r son, Johnny c:.ayre, rcnwmed there to attend the FaJr and smg Wlth the youth UNICO CHEST FREEZERS Such as ~·INANCING Your son o-r daughte r·~ 17 Cubic Foot - - - - o n l y $205 21 Cubic Foot only $225 23 Cubic Foot only $249 college :1ulomobiles, household goods. feed, srcd, fert1hzer, labor. gas and oJI, In sura nce taxes, hvmg upen lies and farm eqUipment. UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS IS cu. ft. _ only $209 II cu. ft. _ only $239 JACKSON Production Credit Association Plus 10 Year Warranty Protection Plan MODERN FARMERS CALL WY 2·5270 IN POMEROYLY 3·16121N ATHENS 30 cu. ft. - only $349 15.5 cu. ft. - - - - - - Now Only $259 14.1 cu. ft. Froat·Froo Model $295 16.3 cu. ft. Froot-FrM Modol $325 MODERN CREDIT FOR Cherles Dlx, Athent-Melgt County M•n•ger 114 Mulb•rry Pomeroy 20 cu. ft. _only $249 REFRIGERATORS & COMBINATIONS •FA,$T, COURTEOUS SIRVICEo GRABS GOOD for Roy an up-and-com l n 1 who will play o lead in n••·~~w:,:;~ The Loll/l, Hot ~ 1 fat, p~rt ABC-TV's ch01r Mrs. Ollie Sajre visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson and family of Portland. M1 s Louise Van Meter and N1ck1 called to see Mrs. Carnet Johnstown and family . Mr Lawrence Johnston and sons. Lawrence, Grant and Carl TK>an local, Mr and Mrs Roy lcenhower and Debra and Eddv ca lled on Mr. and Mrs Maywood Johnston No Matter Where You live, Don't Buy Until You Check We Service! We Finoncel educ<~tJOn, Pomeroy, Ohio Robt•rl Ours to a doctor. He js much unproved. ~h BIG 15CU.FT. SIZE NEEDS- WITII LOW COST Phont.WV-2-2115 Hay Ours took his father, Mr. • BUYS LET PRODUCTION CREDIT FINANCE ALL YOUR SHORT TERM '-..< Monday . and chLldrt'n, Pomeroy. Mr. and M1' D•na Holler and daughter. Janet Coo\Vllle, vwted their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W•ncs S1J9 Sugar'• Run Flour Mills Terry Congo visited with b1s cousm, Joe Congo, of Portland BEST FREEZER "Sure Sign of Quality" A Gold Slar Store t Ask For Your Fr" Ticket r-.lr <~nd Mrs. Clar enc~ Nut ter and son Delbert, Clinton Mr and M1 s Walter Roush and three chi ldren of Suffield and Mary Congo visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and Shir· ley, Sharon and Terry. Mr .and Mrs. Dave Grueser •John Deere 'B' Tr•ctor, completely overhauled e Used '66' New Holland Baler Feed-Seed Fertilizer- Farm Supplies IH. He now has prospects of earDiDg $3,500 a year. Oal!. ** More acres WOtked-in less timeTransfers $1,800 loan enabled h1m lo buy the saw and a truck 0\ Elt \\if I 01 r - S~·t <II ' •· klst 111-lll Jl'fl \ I\Jlloi,Ji[ nf 11u" 1\lmucsuta l\\1/IS ( llll]dll t !.!t• t ;lilt!\ rrolll ou l ll( ldt'!' S .illi!V Valdesptno on lh1 s tlt, l'-i' 1o1 a fly ba ll. E\Cn though ht.: FARMALL• 706 73.8 hp POMEROY, OHIO ------ n year as a wood cutter \ McCORMtC~ Spring Avo., WY 2-5101 OYt wood-cutting equipment . bas earned about $2.000 ' MORE WORK DONE ••• LESS FUEL USED •• Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES M11lberry Ave. Newton, lackmg his With Us! OPEN Every Night Until 9 (CLOSID SUNDAYS) • Mombtr of ,_roy.,... chonll Gold Stor $dOD Give-Away, Aok for your F'" ticket, ' No purchoM I'OMIROY ollckWCaMtnlflr Ph. WY 2-2111 nqulrecl, POMEROY LANDMARK Serving Molgl, Muon & Gelllo counii.-Localtd Uppor End of Polftlroy Jock W. Coney, Mgr. vice. all DUika Tbt Fabric Sbop, AulhroiJed SJopr Salea lllrvlce. Ul Uo WY2-2111 .. ··- ···. ··-· .. . ' .... . .... ·--~ ~ "' ' . • '- ~ ~ .. , . ... ·~ . .. ... ·- ....... . ' · ~ ... ~ ~ . . . . ~' .. .. - - . . .. -· - .... ~ . . . .. ~ . -·- ·--·-···--·"--" �'•. -· -- ~--- All 1116HT! Ill 60 OUT 11-if~! I'LL En~ER ltACH Hllo\ A LE~~, OR. GET ,\\'{,;ELF KILL£1)! li'S A 600D 1HUMe, M NOT A roREAT TriUM6! !ted the Seminary In Cincinnati and other points ol intereat ,... ceutly, THAT'S THE SPIRIT .. ' 9/IX'-IEV 0~ THE BUSil"! Miss Charlotte Lambe!'! .taft. ed her srandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Eberett Lambert laot Wodnesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gffiogly, Stevie. Jrlfrey and ADD. of Athem and Mr. and Mr1. Harley Haning visited Sunday with their parenta, Mr. and Mrs . Everett Lambert. Mr~. Fred Tuckerman and Mrs. James Reeves visited on Monday and Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charity Knos and P•uline of McArthur. Guy Sargent was a weekend visitor of Bill Sayre of Columbus. They attended the State All•• D,Ail Y CROSSWORD 4. ('..at miii8.Y AOBOS8 L~ 6. SUm n. Fossil IDShinto temple Ja.)'aneae t. kiru<>nO 8. Slllp88se8 8. Shettered. 10. ItallaD. resin 12. Ancieat Greek eoina 13. Groolt coins :16. Grogshop bmw letter 1.. MeiJ• ¥C 16. Sweet girl ot oong 16. Sloth • 26. Ignited %1-Fool· like Ol'ga.n. 29. High Jriest 3L Past 33. Anesthetic. 34. ]>..rtly open 35. Rail bird ebivolr1 42. Peer Gynt'l mother 43.Excl1omaoo tion ((.Common By AL CAPP LI'L ABNER ~'-''•T'f'> 1 BE. A IF IT 50 or profane:. Haw.. Ht.yle )(- 12. Flight ot l7.Tawanl Rl~=e~ti.Hebrew prophet IS. Unbind IIi. Stood up IIi. Fu<ze ~ow DOWif We'll be qoinq 6Weet of now'lhe ma ne~ iS all there' t: likebinl 3. Pnpaf envoy 4. Old ROidler 5.Epoch DAILY CBYI'TOQUOTE - Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBAAX& ~ LONGFELJ.OW ""'! One letter B!mply sta.nd9 fO't' another. Tn U1is sample A tl ttsed tor tile three L's. X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apoatropbice, U•e !cgth and formation of Ule words are all AWJI, Eacla dq' the code lettets are different. ........... 1o A Cryplogt'Ma Quolalloo ~ CGEIIIJ]l[JGH J:MIACP WETTS AN EAWHMHB M YA.HYO• KAIU VAPU JHGJt,lli'OHG.-WMGH ~ - · .C oyploqUolo! AT TIMES THERE 18 :NOTliiliG 110 UNNATilRAL AS NA'l'URE.-CAROLYN WELLS (£) WMPO Radio tvONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY& 00 S1gn On - ''"'" b 05 Sacred Heart 8 211 Meags tounty RI'D 6:25 P!lul Bowers, F'arm 6 3l· t~ews 6 57 Weatl•er 7 00 7>116 7>30 7>35 7:3e COMtN' AI.ON6, JUGHAtD? ' I ' \Vol£ Pen Societv. NoteS I actreos K , SAMANTIIY SOiOOL 1 CI. Cmder 18. StAge and film - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geog· tein and tamily , Flatwoods called on Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Bill recently. Eimer Baum or Breman was[ a recent visitor of Mrs Charles Society Notes K. Inquire -----· A BIT lllilors their weight to balance yacht "Quiver • - p~ted in the Brill~~~- Cup against Australia. Chester Jl.Wanuo "Colly, Mom! You hung laundry all_o~~r our main interplanetary radar unat! HOW'S ley Smith, Myrtle and Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper. Charles Diehl and family recently moved to the Bertha Nichols farm alter seUing hi• ": J farm at Ball Run. Robert Reeves was Monday Baum . night guest of his aunt and unBy Clarice Allen Bonne Sue Gibson of Colum- Mrs. Nora Johnson returned cle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam. M". Horold Newell, assisted bus vi <ited recently with Mr. lo Columbus after spending two Mr. and Mt11 Larry Johnson. bv Mrs. C. K. !1/elson, honored ' and Mrs . Henry Beaver weeks with her son and family, Mr and Mrs. Paul Pierce and h.er daughter. Kathy, w1tll a. Mr . ond Mrs. D. ~1. Cleland Mr. and f>!rs. Joseph Johnson Randy and Mr George Shumate party on her 7th barthday, Aug. were in Gallipo lis Wednesday. and Beverly. were Sunday .visitors of Mr. 14 , at their home. Gam., were I Mr and Mrs Harold Ne~ell . . I and Mrs . Clarence Shumate played and favor s oft a per IJats. and children spent l~o weeks , Mrs. Nelhe Tra~y of Ball Run Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly GASOLINE ALLEY horn~. balloons and Jlit:.ks ion a trip through lhe western visited With Mr. and Mrs. Jos- and Vicki and Bruce were Sunwere given · After Kathy eph Johnson and Beverly re· day VISitors .. . open- states· · . . of her parents , Mr . >;lim, ljOU ec her many mce g•fts, ace i Mrs !loy ChriSty and Mr~ . cenlly. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. ~pinele;;s cream, cake, candy. potato P<'le Elberfeld went to Chalh· Mr. and Mrs. James John- Mr. and Mrs Edward Venoy oaf' You rh\ps and kool ade were served I cothe Wednesday to see Manon son Jam ie Sue and Greggory were Tuesday visitors of his JU>\ >tood to Donald Ei_chinger, Sherry. Wood who is a patient at the Todd of Pomeroy. Mr. and grandparents. Mr and Mrs. there 1111d let Diana, <Jnd V!Ckle Epple. Pa- l Veterans l!nsp 1tal~ . . Mrs. Kenneth Johnson of Mid· Howard Russell. them mela Kautz, Mark and Mary Mrs. Ronald Clay. Rachard 1dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell lock u;; Mora, Nancy Radennur. Paine'" Gaul and son. Rack. and, Eldon .Jeffers and Mr and Mrs. Jos- were Tuesday evening visitor! in tni• Wmdot., ')ebbie Wmdon, Karen Gaul all ended tl ar Stale F a1r an eph Johnson and Beverly re- of his brother, Mr and Mn. room' Fick, lAma Faco. ,;{l(ty Spenc· . Columbus Sunday. cenlly visited with Mr and Mrs. Howard Russell. er. Betsy Amshary, Joanne Larry Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ha~ Fiek and Leu ann NewelL Send· I ,.. ,. . ., .........~""' ,,,,=. . ....,l Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Under- field have moved into mg a gart was Rchard Mora ' wood, Miss Charlotte Lambert, George Warner property Mr. and Mrs. Harold llawk ' Mi.s Kay Wyatt, Miss Margie[ Hatfield is now employed and sons of McCnnnellsvalle reWarner and Billy McElroy vis· the Slate Highway Patrol. cent spent a we('kend with Mrs. DICK TRACY Lt>\h.'l Wood. Tht!ir son. Dean. remained for a longer i it with his aunt and uncle, Mr. !1 and Mrs. Roy Christy. Greg Allen, Columbus, spe nt a week with hi R cousin Hill to.. Grows old,. L Ilo!los 2. Ostrich- - RIGHT BEHIND Mr. and Mrs Doyle Knapp and Kail Lee of Langavllle were Saturday and Sunday visitors of her parents, Mr. lll)d Mrs. Cbarley Smith and Jo. Mr. and MrB. Charley Smith and Jo were Sunday evening visitors of his brother and si&ter·in-law, Mr and Mn. Har- 1~· ........ ~~~~~~~~~ dW. 18. Weird :TS t'M SElTIN' Fair. Jll. Imiblt!"" 2lO. CommoD ouffix 36.JWoogntza 11. ~ ' %1. Comfort K 39. French. 18. CeltiC 22. Greek \ river language leU.er ' «). Get: . E<;>im . 23. Loite r • t.ogethers, 24.Asslst ' 2fi,Splritot l , <OUntry 28. Potato: . -· By FRED LASSWELL c.:_ - ll!lii, Kin.J Features Syndicate. l.Dt:,) lly Do t.JOU realize what tomorrow i~' lt'o the fir!>\ da~ of •choal' WELL, t T~ 4~ KINO And unle;;s we qet out of here (o;ooJ we won't be able to qo' EXPLAIN BUT I CAN HAVE SOME FUN WIT~ ~AT 0£TKTIVE AND FAT FRIEND. '."1>4EN DICK TRACY DiET SMITI< LEAVE ME OJT OF A NEWS SCOOP t ~AVE TO GET EVE~ -'SOMEHOW." Allen, Mr and Mrs. Clayton Alien i; and Bill have returned home i ~ ' from ' a trip to Niog.1ra Palls ' 1 and Canda . They 01 lso visited !: with Mr. nd Mrs. Cletus Allen nf Co lumbus nod Mr and ~rs . F. T. Allen. Akron Mr . and Mrs P.ldnn Will of S\Tacww visitf'd Sunday t>vrn- 6·00 Sundown Serenade 6 45 Sign Ofl SATURDAYS 6>00 Sign On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 6:05 Country Music 'I'Ime 6:20 Country Jamooree • ·00 Protestant Ho1.1r 7' 30' Sports Parade I 7>35 Larry Anderson Show w 45 It '!I Music . <\rmy 11 00 Uutlon's and llerns Dairy Natlonal ,iews BiU Miller Shn• Sports P•rMe Bill Miller ~ho,. Pickem llardwarc ''l'uc> Thurs.! l'up ren Show 7>50 New• t2 00 News 8 i Eill Miller Show l:Z 15 r us1caJ lnterludf' 8 45 Baker Furmlure Sl1o~ 12 30 Rev Merlin reelS 9>1111 News I >00 News 9:116 Coffee with Janet 1>05 Jim Mees Show U·oo Portraits of a Patriol 5>50 Sports Parade 10•0.' Swap Shop 6:00 Sundown Sere nt~de 10>30 Bill Miller Brunch Show 6>45 Sign Off 10:45 Mason Agr. ~ogram SI'NDAYS UO Sagn On - Armt Hour tTuesday: 10:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) 7·55 News 10:45 A.&.C. Program (FndayJ 8>00 Baptist Layman'; Hour 8>30 Sunday Show 11:00 News 11:05 TiJty'B Country Jun<tion 9>30 The Bible Speal.' to You 9>45 Legislative Report 11:30 lb!y's Country Hymns 10 OG The Good Lile 12:00 Cement Block News 10:1-.. Congressman Moeller 12:30 Goessler's Guest Star 10 .30 The Country Hymnlimers tFridayJ 11>30 The Qwet Hour 12:30 Larry Anderson Show t2 > 00 News 3:10 Jim Mees Show 12: 15 The Christians Hour 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 4:30 Electric Company News 12 >30 The Rev. Merlir Teets 1>30 The Rev. Silas Billups 4:44i Jim Mees Show 5:00 News 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 5:05 Jim Mees Show 2::l0 Sunday ~howr.aS L' 5:30 Rizer's Weather Repcrt 6 00 Sundown Serenade 6' 45 Sagn Off 5:50 Spcrts Parade LISTEN TO WJEH i~g with Mr and \Irs Dt·nzt>l By HAROLD GRAY [ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 1'10 OOE HERE WILL TOUCH ITHAl" LITTl.£ MOI'lST[Q t WJ4V 61-!0ULO I RUIN MY ~UTURE B't 6UCI<lNG THE UlCAt. I AM--990 on Your Dial t'l,.land Orta Kinr:~h1. (~uysv illf' . visi l - . By HAROLD Gfi:o\Y .11rs Mildred Santee of Mill- ' cru.D'~ TrJLO '/OJ nET GUN WAS Olfl' (J w:JOKJH' ... t "J!l)G9t'(' ...... .... R'U KILL AU. l'IMM'.AI!DLAY ~~~~ Will "" .... l1HiilwM:H '1'10\HP: "Now that's what I call a ntl stupid place to l!l.ITA~ HI AIM~ A"r IIIII GROH!lM4'TIIt:R-I -IT !(EEl'S 1'1 o.>i'NS ABBIE AND SLATS .A" fLE CT~I C TRUNK, THIS CAfl. HAS EL.ECWtC WINDOWS. EL...:.H<IC DOORS-· WJEH FM 101.9 meg. BJ BRANNER THE BORN LOSER FUSES( CLEOPATRA I ELECTRIC ToP .AND, ELEC.WtC SHIF.,_., , By BRANNER THE BORN LOSER MARC .YOJ'RE A (;EN ,U5, AN fi.BSCb.UTE. G:N'.!5 WHY, YQJ MAD~ WY FACE SEtlv'. L0N3::;z AND ~ 1/JE co,\E 1D T~@;; lllE MOST ACTIVE Ci 4<1 oaAIJ POII.TS. llill.V SHOO 'tOtJ M'i REel.. OF GUATENIA~A-- 'THINNER! TERRY BEN CASEY If 1 HAD THE STRENGTK IN MY HAND5. l'P CH()(f THE TRUTH FROM YOU! I CARUDIIL.'f LI:M" WI'I\IIH Hti A<ACH, &I•• hrmseMrs. rrrcn!ly varated b~· ~r. ,_-:'f~yo~u~·r~e:a::w:o:m~a:n·:"~~~~::::;="'~y~a~s~h~ot~fo~r~;---"·_--_,•:t~!'_'--=-=-~and AI Bowan. And ~ FIGGEPED AIJ'I'dWlC ""''roUH PU'M'ING- Tilr secrets to are simple. " Concenlrate. Keep as still as possible. And never chan~e ym1r mmd in mid·•wing......,,en GOIH' acoT · ~REE. WAY OROAAI wood. W. Va. spcn! the Wf•ek l put1ing , says Dave Marr, end with ~lr .'.lml Mrs. .Jue Marks. The Charles J.arkms fam1ly 1 have moved 1ntu th don{'s 'I AJ"'T -;"HET A J- ACT, JWGE ! ~ 1 -~' Bli iGI! T SlOt JS li COUlDA' B~i N HIS CJ?olt•nJ(o.R("'TS f.IAID$1 T~EN "'" H CHif~'f;, UHCE ClNNII:'S, MID M''iE; T~tN '@ HAID ·- WII r~ HiM s.:t..mo I All ;' Mrter of Young ~;t own . are vis" iting w1tll his mothf'r, Mrs Mabel Van Metn ;.w d ulher n•la- . tivr s. 1 •f.STABLI~t - ~ 1 t'd rert·ntly with Mr. V D. Clelanll . \>l1·. nnd Mr ~. Haymond Va11 11! '10\1 WA1'rr lD RUIN ~ f:'llT[j(f, 0 K.' BUT 'tQU I<NOW I • lv NEAL ADAMS itAr.l\1 13!1 ~'tot~ . f'{JI."S$11NriiiW1l¥ fNRI1:13Hl. ~ 110( '0301;)30 NiBil li"o"?',.... J..O\f.lll1'i ~H JJ ·noA Olll ONINrtr1dltl3Wll M 315\1/o\ LN'I'Jl N3Hl '531111 <F.JHJL3~M ~nOA lAVS Oi5lt"' NiM'I> l~Hl QN'11Sll30Nfi 01 JJMICJN"> 00! ;llj'f O'll 00/o "T '3\.\~! ~ (J3t~M ~~~~ 9/'t\ . ... - '·'., . . .. . .. . . . . - ... ·•·,. ~- · ~· .. . ... . ....... :.~ ····-- . _.. ....... . ~ .• ' "' . .... ... ..... . ·~ · ···· · · .. - • ••. , ., . ........ ~· ... '01'11• . .. • _.._.., �"'t'3111'.~ ~ ~ ........ .. .. . ... . .. . . _, • •_ . ,~ ..... - ... . .. . : : . ~. ..- .. 1""... ~ .. . ..... •..:.. ... t·l- '., 'i'i . .·- •• / \ • enttne ·, - Devoted To The lnterutl 01 The Meiga·Maron Area 111al . .. ? 1- at y e Did You Know ~EPT. • VOL XVII NO. 119 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO Home Accident Fatal-toR. H. Try thi s one on 10Ur p1anu : "How would you like to dOlJ- One of the world's top busi- lhe accident, it was reported. ness ueuctlves, a graduate of Rutland hJ&b scoool and Har· lard University, died early Monilay apparently from a fall down lhe basement steps of a 1 bo...e he owned in Pomeroy. Richard Harold RBwlings, 60, was pronounced dead at 4 a.m. in Meip General Hospital. Cause o1 death was a skull !raelure. Mr. Rawlings was found by his wife at the foot of steps leading to the basement in the large home he owned on Lin· con Hill. and recently occupied by his nephew and family , Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Rawlings. 1 The couple, here on a brief vacation from their home in New York City, was engaged in cleanlJ16 the house. a'here w"'e no witnesses to, MR. RAWLINGS Je your money - send in 10 en!s and we'll tell _vou how .'' Answer came back 1fl one rse sentenl'f- : "Just fnld it " BEWAIR the flay : False and true ads such as these whid1 e Better Business organizaons of our county Vl~orouslv ombat. often in a losm~ bat e. p'raps. are JUS1 such as bove, I guess. WAY BACK WHEN - sonw our folks really knt>w . i1 an answereo an ad . · · ~end 11s quarter tor our " specks" l l' \'l' las 8 ps l _ You cnn see at night wel l as 1n day t1me ." PrompO;· they canH'. the o:~<>ses \&I ' 'IPn" t's" 1n:lrli' 111 Hlher, think of II. leather an Ar. the na1 \ t'IP ol !11at ear ly --- dden day at home: Mrs. John (Mary) ter. Mrs. Howard Ewing, At- Funeral services will be heid i Howard Ruppelt in charge. Btll' Challinor, Bllo Harizontf:l', Bra- lanla, Ga. : a s tster-in-law, Mrs. Thursday at 2 p. m. from the ial wil be in Riverview cern• zil; and Mrs. William lA n n) Rober! Rawlings, Middleport, Rawlmgs - Coals Funeral home tery. Friends may call lOY• Toppe, Quito, Equador: a sis- I and three grandchildren. in Middleport, with the Rev. time at the funeral borne. I . Governor Sets Airport Meeting G!:Wj Jill1Jil 1 1 The Pomeroy emergency · res- a year as president of the Midcue umt answered a cal l to the dleport • Pomeroy Rotary club. house at 7:3() p. m. Sunday. Later, he was associated wilh Mr. Rawlings was rushed to the General Telephone compathe hospital. ny ol Marion, Ohio, but Jell M1. Rawlings was a nat1ve of this executive position to beRutland and a graduate of Rut-· come the Pres1dent of the land High schoo l. He went on IT&T subsidary n Chile. Beto Harvard Unh•ersity where he fore leaving South America he took degrees in econom ics and was executive vice president electrical engineering. for IT&T in South America. He was wilh the lnternation- 1 At the time of his death he al Telephone and Telegraph · was serving his company in an Company for 30 years, serving adviwry post at the New York in Sp.1in several years where city home offices he became fluen l in the Span- M;. Rawlings was the son of ish language the late Roy H. Rawlings and Leavmg IT&T in the late Mrs. 1!. H. \Faye) Rawlings, 1940s. he and Ius family resid- Umon-av, Pomeroy. A brother, ed in Pomeroy where he took Robert W. Rawlings, also prean act1ve pt~rl in operation of ceded hm1 in death. lhe R. H Rawlings Sons Dodge Also surviving are his w1fe, agency of Middleport in which! Harriet Barr Rawlings; three he was a partner, and served daughters. Miss Susan Rawlings, TONIGHT "'Fo;<ST MEN IN THE MOON" Governor James A. Rhodes , Auglaize, Miami. Warren . Cler· i oping airports. "Every county pansion program i• the only 1 is caUln1 1 meeting Thursday mont, Brows, Greene, Ulgan, in Ohio shou ld have a landing !:iensJble answer to the ever · ot counly officials and civic Hardin. Seneca, Wyandot. Un- strip that Will accommodate ! increasmg need for additional leaders ·toJiscuss ways and ion. Madison, Fayette. Highl:md, ' twin-engine, business-type air- 1jobs. Every week nn average means of expediling collBtruc- Adams, Pike, Ross. Pickaway, planes," he said . "Th1s is a ' 1.1100 young boys and girls enlion of couoly airports. Delaware, Morrow, Crawford. must if you are to attracl in- tPr the job market. We must Represestalives from 56 coun- Huron, Perry, Hocking, Vinton. ! dustry and provide jobs ! or ; provide Ihe jobs, or we will ties are expected to meet with Jackson, Lawffmce, Gallia. your communities ." ha\le to provide a wel£:lre pro- 1 th• Governor to map detailed Meigs, Washington, MorKan, i "We all can be most thank- gram to take care of them," plans to allocate lhe $5-mlllion Monroe, Relmong. Guernsey,j ful to Ihe voters of Ohio who Governor Rhodes staled. provided by lhe $200-million Harrison, Carroll, Columbiana , responded to lhe bond program , . . HOLIDAY DEATH - Dallas Schu ltz. 51, Rt. 1 Reedsville, was dead on arrival of Coolville fire department bond luue approved by lhe vol· Portage, Geauga, Jeffmon. l and provided the $5. m1llion we The Governor said thai many emergency squadmen as a result of lllJUries sustained in the wreck of this 1951 model car near '!'uppers Plains ero l~sl May. . Ashtabula, Fairfield, Coshocton asked for,. fnr a1rport construc- ;of the aforementwned counties lnvlled to lhe meeting are and Holmes. 1lion. ThiS " part of our over · I have losl population because of Monday. Two teenagers were also inJured in the one-car crash . Me•gs county shenff Rober! C. Hartenbach and members of Community lm- Six couniies needing partial · all industrial development pro- t a lack of jobs. "'There lsn'l a l Coolville squad members survey the wreckage.-Sentinel photo. pro~ement Corporati~, _county I aid in improving existlsg air- j gram to attract new . industry single community in the state engineers and commtss10ners, ports are Mercer, Ashland. and expand present mduslry .l h h ld , .t th i Chambers of Commerce repre·/ Wayoe, Loram, Tuscarawas and j Last year Ohio had $1.1·billion· w IC cou n 1 cure 1~. 111' WI I aentatives and olher officials. Noble. in new and expanded mduslry I an addll10nal 500 jobs, he satd. , T~e 50 coonlies with no air-/ Governor Rhodes said he will this year we can tops this ' "Adequate airport facililies are -ports include Pauldin~. Darke, urge the above counties to move record amount. ·one of the magnets wluc.:h at~~:I:IJI.~n, Henry. Putnam, : wit~ aiJ pO§Si.We '!Pe~d m devel- "A succe:iliful .irtdustrJal . l.rllCt tndu"''" ·" Edwm.J Judd l\l;JI·!tJ d Hyt· r --and --"'CULLET FOR BILLY THE KID" SIC'\e Rr<~die SUNDAY 1nd MONDAY SEPT. 5-b "'PAJAMA PARTY'" TO!Illll)" 1\irk Ann eHe F'Uil l{" dl o etllrl "LOVE HOS MANY FACES" I ana Turnt•r ( l iH R1 1lwrh on Man Killed in Meigs County Wreck miGS THEATRE ex,: TONIGHT lr '"UNEARTHLY STRANGER" Jolm 1\.ievliiC liat1rlt>lla Lltll· 6 d1 ~'h t l !p Stune ri~KHJFY 6 1~{.;' WEJKil " \1At ABHE! ""THE SAT AN BUG " 6 (1 t'Chnlculuf I 8 GPo Mahart~ RH"hard B<~ ~c 8 har. Anne Franl"f'S, De~na 0 1\ndrews. 7 7 Saturday's Television Program SUN .. MON .. ond TUES. Sopt. 5·6·1 7 7 "SKI PARTY .. WSAZ-TV Channel 3 (TedlOI('olur) Avalun. Dwaynt• Hirkrnan. Dt'lwrull V. ~l i e} Yvonne Cnug Rub! Q l.kW 7: Frankir 7 ts..las Hrown and Famnu.~ 7:00 John's Almanac 1:00 Popeve & Pals 1:00 Top cat 9:30 Hector Heathcote 10:00 UnderdOk 10:30 Fireball XL5 11 :00 Dennis lhe t;,enace 11:30 Fury 12:00 Theatre ! 12:30 Happy Hol'days in lhe Land of Lincoln 1:0 Local Football '"65'' 1:30 Duck Hunting 1:45 NCAA Footbaii-Howoton 5:00 World Series of Golf 7:0 Your United Fund 7:30 FUpper 1:00 Deatb Vall<y Daya 8:30 Kentucky Jones g: 00 Saturday ntghl at Movies 11:00 Late News Piciure 11:10 TV 3 Weather 11:15 Sporu 11:20 Film• or the '511'1 8 Fames, LP!'Iey (',(Iff' . Amn 8 Kim·a1d and the Bearh Bun 9 niPs : He Cook·<>d hit 9·. futurette Goose ll · (olorcarloonl 10 - '10: 10: ·- - --- - - - - 10: 10: u: 11: 11: SHOP TONIGHT 12: 12: UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX Shop at Elberfelds in Pomeroy ti19 on Sat. MIDDLEPORT. 0. • II'$ Convenient • It's Safe • It's Businesslike • ll'a Time-Saving OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ., Supplement To The Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy Midd'le))()rt. Ohio (6 TIL 8 PM) FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "We Have Grown Because We Have Helped NEW FRIGIDAIRE ;j~ECHANISM IS JET-SIMPLE! No gears, no pulleys, no beHs to cause potential service problems! Because of this simplicity and extensive field testing -Frigidaire is offering the most comprehensive warranty a Frigidaire washer ever had: ! -year warranty tor repair ol any defect without charge, plus 4·year protection plan for furnish · ing replacement for any defective part in transmis· sion, drive motor or water pump! Suy Frllldlllre for mulmum dependability ., Salurday, Sept. 11, Blgbllgbts ChlDDel 3 - 1:45 p. m. Color NCAA COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1965 - Tulsa Hurricanes versu• University of Houston, Cougan ,111 Housron Astrodotnt Sl4dtum. Lindey Nelson, Terry Bfennan and Bud Wilkinson, cilmmeotators. 5:00 p. m. Color WORLD SERIES OF GOLF ~t among champioos of the wor '• four mOB! - prized golf a· ments lo determine the g If champion of the year. Coverage of final six holes of the day at SPECIAL' 600 "CANNON" PLAID BATH TOWELS Pink, Blue, Green or Yallow Block Plaids l 1.00 I ' 8 JU 1_;11Ugao s island 9:00 Secre• Agent 10:00 Miss America Pageant tl.tJU Up-l'o-Tho-Mmute News ll:15 Weather Noles 11:20 Million Dotlar Movies .. 1:30 Neighbors 8:45 Social Security 9·00 Herald or Truth 9 30 Word of Life 10:00 Superman 10 :111 King and Odie 11 oo Casper Slww 11 :30 Porky Pig 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:00 New 1\merocan Bandstand 2:00 Major League Baseball 5:00 Wide World Of SporfJI 1 30 Championship Wre1Uing 7:30 The King Family 1:30 Lawrence Welk ~ 30 lloll;wood Palace 10:30 Bob Young New1 10 45 Chiller Theatre Paris furlough shattered when it i ordered to defend the French town of Bastogne. 1 PHILCO ecolor ABC NEWS FINAL SALES '•til ( ~if T W :.! k K AND i A 1£ EVENING NEW I R f P() R 7 SERVICE Foreman & Abbon WHTD~V Mlddlopert ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • • t I I I~ I~... I~ I~ -I~ 11:00 PM ' Hf SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1965 I~ ors. 8:3() p. m. SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES ''Battleground," starring Van Johtson, John Hodiak, George Murphy and Ricardo Montalban. In December, 1944, a bailieweary squad of the !01st Airborne Division has its dream of - .J Firestone Country Club, AKRON Jim Simpson, Chick Hearn and Cary Middlecoff, commentat- a WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH 3 for SOc Others Grow" 7:00 TV Classroom 8:110 Mister \!ayor 9:110 Alkrin Show 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:3() Mighty Moyse Playhouse 11:00 Linn• The Lion Heartea 11:30 The Jetsons 12:00 Sky :ing 12:30 Mil Friend Fltcka I :00 I Love Lucy L 30 CBS New• 2:00 Movie 3:15 Great Moments in Music 3:30 NF'L Pre-Season Game 4:30 Anatomy of a Champion· ship 8:30 Jubilee 7:00 Barn Dance 7:30 BiUy Gratrnrn WHTN- TV Channel13 Television SIZE 20 by 40 INCHES FOR 5 WCHS- TV Channel 8 .w1 Iho Gallia Time&, GallipoliJ, OW. I!!"' I I I I I I I I I I Supremes ... Hottest Female Singing Croup Voice of Broadway No doubt about it, the beautiful Supremes are the botlest female singing group in many years. They sell re<ords at the rate of 750,1100 a month and are on the verge of having the1r aixlh No. I disk m a row. They are in the movies, too : they've done Bikini Beach Party" and are scheduled for more .. Warren Beatty's 'Mickey One" is lhe first movie to be shot entirely in Chicago since the silent picture days. It'• his fifth Dicker, although most people think he's made more, because his romantic life is always in the headlines. David Merrick discovered he had 1 tennis champion on hi• IIIaH when his lovely reception· lsi, carole Wright, requested permiMion to take time off from Aug. 16 to Sept. 3 oo ohe C<!Uid play In the Maccabia cames In Tel Aviv. David uid ya with a omile. Carole i1 tho lop "omen's tennis player In the East and lwi"" was lhe Indoor women '1 champion of DIZZY ART-"Vertigo" ts the title or this pinwheel· like painting by Casper, Wyo., artist Robert Wehrli. Thf aeven·foot canvu in otrong red, yellow and green, 11 mounted on a pivot 10 !hal il can be rotated for proper. 4llzli¥iD& eUccl. (Conti•uid • beck pqt • _j •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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