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':':".:..-:.: :::-:. ::,•.;.::-,!.; .:-.::-~ ::: G~~er Gladys Cuckler ed home Saturday after a ~t! ~:~ew~e k !~lowed MethodtS~ C~u~c~~u::ay gJ~en wit~ absenc~ ~:c::~J":,;e;:u~~: o;:~~~· ~~"=~ :"~sl~ll t~JO Ha~ Amer~oa w~~eK,~~:; Ew';;f~th~:- ~.,;~ Kni~hts ~~ m~o~~~wmg Phi~ WJI~~m ~~~;::ed ~Jssions: t~nd ~n~l~~ed ~~wers D~r.rtor> per~nce S~pt. 7 ~~d:ng Be lnsta e 0n Sept• 12 co~l I z·tnn t R su".:t~:r ~:~ ll d th~ Am~~:.~~~~~' ~~le ~d ~~P!';' am~ ~tuth~~ ·~~nt th~ IWif.(t1 ·II't~ t' Ro~~:,o~~~.~~~. li~l~o~~oo II ~ Thur.-Frl. Sept. 910 "THE NEW INTERNS" 1 Mtoh" Joo" "THE YOUNG LOVERS" Wah funda and Shomo Hugueny .~.., ~averlee, Around n Ab Middleport chi~ :O~ie G~o~er Lo~~ ,:'~\!e Relr~ments =· ; safely meetmg. Roll hmt. Pet<~ Mr~ ~;;~0 ~:~~··,~·~.~:~ ,.;::~~~~t~ro~:rhood at A~:~iaiio~ th~ J~~~ ~~ :th,i~:soutrea~h; forthecomtngye~r. es;:~ mapte~b~~ 2~eatf~~~ ~~~- Mis~ ~':"- v~r. ~:~,:Y ~Ia er~ ~~~~~~ ;~ ;h~~s~tJSt, 'c~urcn oil ~~·"The ~uSJc ·-t'$11 "I lireP~s\y I ~xr"llent F"''G::~= I ~~~: ~r J~~k F~rst I -~~:,~ca .t':~e ~~~e To~ur~~:Y ~~:: ~a ~au~;.~:- G~od~. ~ntinel g S~alley, Re~ds_'___~ WORLD "8US ~1~~~~-~ACK 1 "Mc~~~E~~RN:X:c~~INS w~ere f' ~ ~; ~ito: Lo~is, $1e00 I i We like To Make I "I Loans 1 I Are You Enioying All The Services Of Our Full Service Bank I GlRLS LOAFERS $3 99 - CREW SOCKS FOR MEN . I ! I WHin CREW SOCKS We Invite You to Make Gu!i! 3 0ur Bank Your Bank" CREW SOCKS $1 e SUPPORT SOCKS /iaUonal I I .! ROUSH'S SHOE STORE - ---·-·- I I 8 =-tha~ta RedexJ.:: ;~~en;e~na·! bi:,. ~na- $1.00 a pair 69c. ,.t. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~--~---------...t jllil~ kee~1ngal~ng Sheri'ffs Department Busy lu~b~s 1~bis OCE ArgoeS For ISSUe } Su ort pp I The; no.t- c c s Me1gs Ofn rop upports Will Average $ll,..Bush • 't. eI Obio Counctl for EducatJOD' (OCE) presented formal argu-1 menls Tuesday to the secretary of state's office In support of Price-support loans _for the 1965 corn crop will 1'1'• Issue I which w111 be on the erage $1.14 per bushel m Me1gs county, Wayne Chase, Nov. ballot. chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation The issue would increase the, County committee, announstate sales lax by l per cent to ' ced today. /on levels of • price SUJIIIIlrl .. 2 . Judge John C. Bacon. Methodist church with the Rev. 4 per cent, and the estJmated l The 1!16.\ !;)tal county corn1mong counties and lndlYidul,l But the White H01180 a_nd Slate Little, who escaped from the Freeland Norris officiating. Bur- $116 million addiiJOnal revenue: support rates are based on alfanmers " reflected only Ut !hi Department were. a Middleport )ad last Friday tal will be in the Sandy Dale raised each year going to Jm- . natJonal average total support loan rates. wary eye on the sJtuatiOn 1 was the object of an IntenSive cemetery near Spencer. w. va_ prove the public school system. price of $1.25 per bushel, conThe average county loan rate 1sisting of a price-support pay- or $1.14 per bushel 18 for 1965 the disputed Chinese . lndJan hunt before he fumed himself Survivors include hi• Wife, border In the Slkklm area. Pein Ill Middleport Cruel of Police , Mrs. Robert Fields; three SJIIS, Arguments against the propos- men! of 20 cents per bushel corn grading No. J, or No. f. king might logicaUy be expect. . nrl Herbert Gilkey Tuesday morn- Dayton Fields, Delaware; Gay al were presented las! week by Since the pr1ce-support pay- on !he factor ?I test oned lo strike there lf lhe Com- Forty-four arrests were made IDiscellaneou.. complamts, a . mg. Fields Reedsville Edmond / William P. Lewis and Lauren ment is uniform, the difference ly, but otherwiSe gradiq No. J, muni!IS should decide to enter during the monthly re-/lraveled 8:725 rnJtes on nvestJ- In other action yesterday, Fields: Chester, W. Va ; one A. Glosser of !he Legislalive• except lor moisture. Prem!Utnl the battle on behalf ol Pakistan. port of Sheriff Robert C. Har- gatwns, tflps and serv,ng of Judge Bacon sentenced Rtch- daughter, Ailene Utton. Albu- Service CommJSSJon. research ' and other gradet tenbach revealed today. papers. ard Lee Fraley, 21, Dexter. to querque New Mexico· a broth- branch or the Ohw General Asand qualihes are tlllChanpcl A breakdown shows nine per- As required by the courts, the 60 days in jllH after he pleaded • . : . . e bl from those in effect in 19tH. COLUMBUS - OIDO CUUN· sons were charged with disturb- department served 14 warrants gUilty !;) a no operator's license er, Carl FJelds, Wheehng, " .•••· s m y. The chairman reminded fii'OW· needlnJ new airports or lng the peace, eight for intoxi- of arrest, nine warrants to con- charge. He Is also being detain- ter, Allte. Long, Port Wasiung- Bblh arguments. exactly 300 S V ers that price suppon on the airport improvellltlllts may be cation, six for driving while un- vey, 10 summons, seven divorce ed on a violation of probation ion, OhJo , 21 and words long, and a summatwo " 1!16.\ COI1l crop is avatllble 01117 able lo obtain up to 80 per cent der influence, four JUVeniles for summons, three wrils of porti- charge. 28 great grande Ildren. of the proposJtJon as It Will apto farmers participalinB m tha of the C05I through federal theft and burglary, three on as- tions, six notices of cltatlon, one Fnends may call at. the Ew- pear on the ballot be. dJSllj65 feed grain program. Tho matchinj lund&. sault and battery, two for no order of attachment, sill subpoe, lng funeral home until 'llturs- trJbuted to J_, mJI!Jon support will be carried out Albert G Giles .. ecto 0 1 operator's license, two with bur- nas, and eight commitments. Attend Preview of day evemng. Ohw voters 20 days before the Oyster supper mght, an an- through fann and warehoust • · ' ,..r r. glary and one each on false electiOn nual event. will be held at the stored loans, purchases and the OhlonumberOfllce off pretense assault, non . support, Fann Science Event Sophia Shanes Dies The JSsue was brought to the regular September· 20 meeting price-support payment will bo said a o e coun Jes ml . , II ed tor ballot by an mi!JatJve petJ!Jon b h Dr W hit p l 39 based on the normal prod In the l!ate's Appalachian sec- perdr' ttmg un 'bcens thoperdal' IS Three Meigs and one Athens In East Liverpool presented bv the OCE after the Ay t e •Lew . e SPeir os, It' lion of the harv...._. · - UC· 1ng M 1g ·-• G Ui 1o 1ve contr1 uting e e 1nty W d b be · ed mencan gJon. ans or o•oou - · !IOn toe e s "''" a a, • . . . coun men were among 168 or as en rece1v o1 stale legJSialure fatjed to pass a ·h a Application for ·ce--s port can qualify lor up lo 10 per quency of persons who attended a preview the death of Sophia Shanes, btl! that would !tave had !he t c:m-8 loans and mayup IN cent matching funds through court or ' I p, IC Tuesday in Columbuo of the mer Anllquity reSident, who dJed same effect. gu d G . thg I made at the Meip ASCS COWIIUCb programs as the Federal registration, reckless operallon Farm Science Review at Don today in East Liverpool. man er um er a so announc. ty office Unless de Airport Act and the Appalach- and menacing threats. MASON - Mannie McMil- Scott Field to be held Sept 29- Survivors mclude two sisters, ed that the Post Will sponsor a made loana 11 ia program. How counties may The department also handled lion, Mason, an employee at the 30 and Oct. 1. Elizabeth Diddle, East Liver0 Halloween dance at the Post July ll lll6tl. tun quality for these fmtds will be 1,160 lncommg phone calls, In- Belleville dam, was slightly in- They were Meigs Agricultur- pool, and Josephine Allman, home on October -. lor Postl 011 ' 20 outlined Thursday by Rhodes, vesUgated l3 traffic. accidents, jured at a a.m. Tuesday when al Agent C. E. Blakeslee, Ralph Inverness, Florida; one brothmembers and their WIVes. RE_PO_R_T_COLLJSI __ ON Gllea and slate Aviation Chief booked 68 prisoners mto county the 1964 Chevrolet he was driv· Moore, manager ot the Area er, Ralph Tale, East LiverS One new member Bob Couch Norman Crabtree at a session Jad, recovered a stolen car from I!Jg was struck by • He Extension office in Jackson, pool, and a number or n;eccs was present and Introduced. At 3 P- m. Tuelday m lltt 855 18 10 here for county and civic offi. Jackson, . ted one appre- was turmng off Rt 2, Inlo the both of snd Chester and nephews. Funeral serv1ces The Meigs county commission- Don Robeson was reported Kroger parking lot, Jessie Prolcers. hension, a88lsted the state ar- dam site and mthe log was uo- Tannebill, 1!1fi..;:',' Ohio Valley will be held here Frtday at I ers announced Tuesday three on the sJck list Int. Carpenter, slopped hla son tnvestlgator on one fire able to see the train until It Publishing Co. o1 Middleport, p.m. at the Methodist church at men will represent the county Charles Swatzel first vice car to see 11 bad I flat llrt case, mvestlgated seven enter- was upon him. The tram drag- and Athens county Agent AntiqUity with burial in the at a meeting Thursday in Cod 'ed and the car slipped out of gear, CIUCAGO - THE NATION'S ing of homes, _investigated three god the car 4211 feet, then disen- Ackerman. Plants cemetery. tumbus to discuss expediting rolled lol'lftrd, and struck a .fatalllles broke ao all - time cases of malteiOU.. damage to gaged and let the car go over construction of county airports. .d th . parked car Owned by the OIUo record for deailt on the high- property, investigated two pet- a slight embankment with Mr. They are Bill Childs presi- mem rs have pal "" 1ll6ti Power Company. There Wll waya during the long Labqr ty larceny complaiots and ftve McMillion still inlide dent of the Community r!nprovedues. Swatzel also gave reapproximately $UO damage t. Da k nd lin I tab I t Y wee e 'a a u a .. ment CorporatiOn; Fred Crow, port onsed Ilk detail. lo th '·n _ He was unconsciouo · for a . the h'fatr th pollee He the Ohio Power ...,, .-.. car .,,. ··• today. RACES REScHEDULED lime. McMillion is m CamdenBy Unltad P.-... lnttrnatlonol Pomeroy attorney, and E. E. expres " ed k . •/about PliO damages to Proffilt'a, 8 8 The final traffic death toll- The Meigs County Motorcycle Clark hospital In Parkersburg NEW DELHI - India aays Poklatani pfanH II· Follrod, county highway departwho belp Ovrna • There were no inJurlel, aa fD. was set at 572 6 p.m. club's T. T. races, for observation of a blow on the tempted to bomb New Delhi before down, but the oir- ment official. a ker surance agent reported. 4•Y until midnight Monday! which, were rained out Septenl· head. He expects to be released craft were drlnn off wHhout Inflicting damaga. In other activity the commis- :emf {: par cars 11 That wu 11 la!alitles mort ber 5, have been re-scheduled in a few days. sioners named Warden Ours to e a year. Melp 118apltal !ban the old Labor Day record for Sept. II at 1:30 p.m. (EST) HYDERABAD _ Indian ground for ... open •• the Child Welfare Board, re- Paul Casc1 reported oo the 1et two yeara ago. ThJs year"s· alll miles north of Pomeroy llOnd front, Paklatonl border in drive on placing the late Ralph Smith Post's annual picnic, on the .Abbie Stobart, toll also represented the blab· on the Peach Fork road. All H d b--' h lh fl h 1 h and agreed to advertise for coal dance sponsored by the post, Pomeroy; Plul Holter, Rlclnt. 1 011 death mark ol any .81111UDer U . cket.:: pu,rch.ased oo the 5tb will Of WeS ern y ero ou, w I e I t 1111 I rootonlng to engu1I bids. and also on the new post borne DtN' lpd - 111'1, 01...the tntlre bordar from Kashmir to the Arabion Su. --. holiday. be honored on the 191r, Attending were Commission- building fund. Ewina, Pomewy, ' WARK P '-'· McElhinny, presi-1 will The lair pollee detall picnic . IMIUAD CALLED 0 S D Aa ..,.tenl navy tnltn fl I hling fo r ers dent,Kenneth Robert Clark &lid Charles be held on Sunday, Sept. w. VA, - The Hactne emergency squad/ lhe flnt time, u ahlptln the Arobltn S.a pound the R. Karr, Sr. lith at the Ralph Welker farm The Cllil'llcl deailt In oolied at 10:0'1 a. m. today The Northwestern Local Indian fort,_ of Dwtrlct. at Hemlock Grove starUng at two weeb caUSed by tbe drlnlt. to the pipe line job at Portland School District reported today Veteran• Memorial Htllpital 1 p. m. The steak dinner will A ....,__,_ ....._ ll11 ot painl thinner baa been where Harry FOlt, ", CoUa•e- a lot1J enrvUment of 980 pupils. . LONDON - United Nttlons Secretary Genwal Admissions Vema Minnick be served at 5 p m All mem. , _ .....,. - • · II "t11011.....,eol by --•• e "'enl riDe, W. Va., lllflered n ° By achooJa, lhe report !how- Thtn I orr IYH tn roue t t o PI klat tn and India on peace Coolville; · - Hoffman, Clif· ' bers who haiped . P'!"k . can II.....,. Ill lkiNUL ad t!tlilr a brot. Anna ·' Cutfll t I ._ ..., ""'"" ' tCIII'feyo """'' ., bal'k wben a lractor upsel. ed salem Center Elementary million. ton; Sherrie Simmons, Middle- the Fair this ytar are ellJible lllowa .... teatlll')' lifllclall. He WQ to Mem. with 114, RUtland Elementary port; Albert Deem, Portland; to attend. Appolllted to COlD· 1 .. Uld l'uesday Glen orlal hGipllal. Harrtsobvllle Elementary WASHINGTON - House Rapubllcans reodr to Danny Cremeans, Coolville; mitteeo for this affair 'lla'e lll4 ...._ ,_ mgh~ In August' Report Shows ~eight Augu~t, Oyster Supper ~es gr~ndchildren, ,'~early ~porllmtiiy, . l.u d Mason Man • ~m~~rs,k; VIO~~t:otn''~. Hur t m' Wreck lr~ln. show~ f~r- Fr~ MOONQ8~E, ~ '!;!!,~ u--•~u l~;.m· ~ ...... G • U. ~lencetl from I(Wwtja Ccttlt~ fill' ll'llllllar· J PIanned b Legion post ~erela':"'!~~;nday w~!n Po~;.;.;(, N th l C unt 980 cro~olng =~~~*!.~ ~ v...-.,.. ~ ~::;an ~~ 7~~ U: mel~ I ~- ~ :pod ~ U: ~ ~dnt't I•• - Weather ..;a, ~ken wlll~ ...;nor me~bers s~ccess. proJ~ ~cramble p~ Three tO G tO Airport Ta}k Kashmir at a Glance f~m WI~! dis~~tsh • Ken ~ ~-~ m, G~, I! Northwestern Locnl trim foreign aid biU llttr -.ral hundred millions of Chloe Secoy, CoolviDe; Nlcho- Elza Charlet SWIIIzel, a.cl!ING '111Vi1sDAY Hlait School, dolltn NrJMrlctcl fw ·llldla IIIII Paklatan. las Roush, New Haven. Paul Taylor, Frlllk Vaughan 1'10111 )'11!11 .l,litow . R. R Hawllngf SU Co. '" 'lq II lllbatllulinc DlscllarJel - Dosbe Hall, and Ca!CL Au i'"tlllt,r . . . ..flit ....,. - - ... wDI bt cloHtl all day Tbitiday In Center Serool for MOSCOW - So¥1tt Union lmpllad that Commu- Portland; Gene Chaney, Min- Relrosltments were amed fnl- died li .IM llcrL t ... 11M , 1 liZ, tnd m. ~ \'!!.' ~ ::;;,-·- ~:. ~.':' ......... H::.~"":~ ~ :..:-....-=.:..:-:-,;.~ :::,~ : : .""' _,- ,._ ~~..,.,., ,_ ;":.~1': ... , · .' Cou~lmen The soulhern tip of F1ori- as high as llO miles per hour da was caught in the strongest in the Miami area, slammed IJI.. northern quadrant or !he hurri- !;) the plush Miami Beacb bolltl cane. Howling winds and wind- row and left it 1 shambles of driven high tides wreaked smashed glass, ripped awning1, havoc on the southeastern Flori- debris, and water. MISS HYSELL da coast from Palm Beach to First reporls of injurie1 lA the Keys. the hurricane area were lichl Miss Sandra Rae Hysell, Betsy's relentless winds drove There was one death - ironleal-graduated Aug. Z?th from the a 141-foof Panamanian tanker, ly on tbe more remote .... Ohio State University wilb 8 B. the Amarylis. ag,..md near the caa;. of Florida ~ adY811Ce S. in the College of Education Lake Worth inlet south of Palm 5 mile per bour winds topped and will be teaching in the Co- Beach. The Coast Guard said a iree that kiUed a DJaD u It School t sy.".em it was helpless to aid lhe vessel retl. In Mlarnbi, one man had a sc 00 year 'ar mg ay. while the hurricane raged. 1oot severed Y flying g1aas. She io lbe daughter of Mr. The storm. which !Jad kept Main Streeta lalllldated and Mrs. Gale Hysell, former 1the whole Atlantic coast guess- Collins Avenue past the llllll<ld Middleport resideats. I ing for days about its destina- Miami Beach hotels was a maa lion finally came roaring oot of or debris. Jn Mlamt, Biscayne the ocean just as day was Boulevard was under water Ia breaking. Moving forward due places and at one •pot whert west at ahou112 miles per hour, a sea wall waa beached by Betsy tossed its gale winds as leaping waves In Biscayne Bay, much as 300 miles in all direc- empty 50-galloo oH clruml I lions. • ed across the !tree!. COLUMBUS ( UP!) - would in- receive the lull 16 per cent in- Attending were Mayor Legar, Cbeahire, pleaded guilty Tues- Funeral services lor Robert Y . th K hmir de- crease should the matter be Clerk Edna Schoenleb, and day in Meigs County Common Fields, 82, who died at his home taken before the commission. Lou Pouhn, Frank- Pleas court lo jail break and to- in Tuppers Plains Tuesday lion of India and expression oil AI Leonard, local gas com- lm Rtzer, Don Colltns and Roy day wa& awaiting - again In morning, will be held Friday nt unlimlted support of Pakistan.. pany manag':, attended theses- Reuter. sentencing Thursday by 10 a.m. at the Tuppers Plams 1 Agilon Stretch Seamless STOCKif2S -~ de-.·""''""'~L'IttIe Awaits . ~tee! re~rd S • £ year - was cited as major failure in fighting •n earlier for court activity during the entencing or ', Robert FI'elds reaBo!l the •teet com~es uttllty rate mcrease proposal past month showed the village's would bestjate to raise prlCOtJ. taken before the Public Utili- share totaling $660 !i5 DIS- B k' Jail .... ' . ties Commission of Ohio, cussion w.. also beid on the rea mg . .- . - - n·Ies at Home ·w:sa!Natofll' -;:. AMERJ. 11 wa• generally felt by cnun improvement of Vllriouutreets . olft · Is ed doubt ell that the gas company would m tbe town. . Wade Alvs Uttle, "l!!l; Rl. 2, SHAN MONT Chic~go, . .~ '··~0'1i'f"4.~.;?·. {i:~ni~luP~m abour~~~~ha~~~~~!:::~a~g~~"o~~o.al;;t~a~npc~~ap~~~f~l ~ ~ez a;1.~~~~ an~ S~nday ~~~~u~~o~fg ~·th~;·~~~! 1'WI: I holi~'YI Th~: A t S greemen eems I Near 0n Increase I costs on a speeding charge; Wilbur T. McDonald, 58,. Che1 GALLIPOLIS, Ohio fUPIJ- shire, 12> and costs ror mloXICbarges will be flled agalnst cation ; lv-•n Hall •. 49, Hartford, Ernest Walker later today In 110 and costs, !allure to yield tbe fatal shotlng of Thurmu right of way. Borden during a scuffle aud a Don E:rwin, 22. M1ddleport, family argument aL nearby and Charlotte A. Peckham, 25. Kerr. Middleport RD, were fmed 110 the Walker, a hitchhiker, told and costs on assured clear dis· sheriff's deputies he sbolil<>r- lance charges; Edward J . den after the man thealened Wright, 26, Chillicothe, $10 and him wltb a shotgvn and a costs. tnproper turn signal, and brush 81e. Dr. Donald R. Ira R. Sluder, 45, Canton . $125, warebime, Gallla County cor- costs and a three day jail senThis prediction was made by councilmen following oner, ruled homicide In the tence for DWJ. WASHINqTON-THE JOHN· a discussion of the gas company's proposed 16 per cent' shooting. Borden, !2, of Rt. z. Denver D. Gonf, 37, Lansing, son administration does not ex· rate increase during a meeting Monday night. Gallta County, was shot lbree Mich., forfeited a $15 b!Jnd for peel an tncr...e in steel priC08 . Council earlier had appeared unanimous in oppos- lime• fitb a .33-caUber re- speeding; Ike Mahoney, 65, Midto foi!Qw labor settlement mg any rate tncrease by volver Tuelday. dleport, forfeited one of $25 on in tha lndlll!t'y an informal re- the gas company. sian in which bargaining terms an intoxication charge, and Nor-l port said today. Councilmen indicated they were discussed. No definite .. , _ _,. man E. Hendrickson, 23, Rt. 4 . still oppose any rate increase, ciSJon on lhe proposal had been Marietta, one of $!5 on a charge[ The high level ol . lni· but said they fell that would be taken. 'or failing to yield the right of porta - now fjgu.rea fighting a losing cause. to the report In other cooncilCharles activity,Legar the I way . ol more !ban at10anullton Ions They were referring of Mayor ~nd "T~~ ~~SRTTt:,,AN I ~iclims gra~n:r ~obson. "I MIAMJ (UP!) Massive Hurricane Betsy crashed through the Florida Keys with its full 140 mile per hour fury today, battering southern Florida and the Gold Coast a tangle destruction. Theinto center of theoffreak storm, which Tuesday battered the Bahamas, slammed through Key Largo, about 40 miles due south of Miami at about 5 a.m. EST and then drove steadily on into the Gulf of Mexico. Over 18,000 persons were forced from their homes The screaming winds, clocked TWO - Roger Dean Kranz, 33, Findlay, 0., driver of the car In the foreground. and "Cap'' Caldwell, operator of the other vehicle, were admitted at Veterans Memonal Hospital late this morning Ten cases were heard Tuesfor treatment ot injuries su•tained in this two-car accident on Stale Houle 7 seven-tenths ot a m1le .south of , day night m Middleport Mayor Middleport. Ohio Highway Patrolman Cecil Carpenter surveys the damages resulting from the wreck. Both of Lee Smith's court. tre injury were reported 10 satisfactory condition. lnves!Jgation of the wreck is being continued by the Kenneth A Johnson, 18, Rt. patrol.!'bolo. 1 Pomeroy, was fined 110 and M nd 1Sh~ Ja~~~;~ ~ussel; FM CEN'II Miami, Gold Coast Suffer; 18,000 Persons Evacuated Acted on in l\f'dd} lUI eport , Ed:n V~ ~~~· SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 Ten Cases ThCoham•~ MEIGS THEATRE WEDNESDAY, 'Southern Florida Wrecked By Hurricane Betsy's Winds I Wllk~z- .:h~ ~u.est~- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO t~ and;am~!rdt V~rgm- NO. 120 th~re. M~ get-.~~11 ~~ Richard~; mmister ior U of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland ELBERFELDS HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Features the Leading Central-Southeast m e eutz mg. G K Jr I 11 1 • R Lodge AuxJI· . Rv Don Mr and Mrs .eorge orn d G' 1 d 1M · or Rail.. of Columbus spent the Brands of Hosiery For Women and Men - Boys an tr an 1 : - 'd vemn to allend road Trainmen, Middleport, Middleport; Rev Paul C,rJSten- weekend WJ!h theJt parents r h' B t B -Adler- Bachl' bus produrtum will meet Wednesday aflernuon, sen, preSident of Ohio Baptist and Mrs. George Korn Sr and Infants - Hanes - Berks tre us er rown yMan" held at Sept. 8 at !he legJOn hall at t ·30 Convent JOn of Manetta, an dj Mrs John D G I F • d 0 , 40 - Lastler - Also Our Own Kirbury -- --- ~ M Jal Aud1tormm . p m. Rev Wlibur Pemn. Federated Mr. and Mrs. res rave- , e ors rten aviS ' Veterans emor I •o R ' . ' ly or Dunbar W Va were I S I Th Ones Mr. and Mrs Jesse Lake. Pomeroy Chapter No o oy- Church or Pomeroy. Sunda uest; of hi; mother, ' nd Shanmont. Come In - Look Them Over e ect e West .Jefferson. VJSlied recently al Arch Masons will hold or Zinn moved to Chesh-~ y ~ Gravel and his sl~ I h W k Of Ololo ' •llh Wedne..Tvem· al l " ·: rs· . J A raiJmg in ,' Best For You and Your Family- Also This Is T e ee d hert daughter. Mr andKaren Mrs Gregg Leo l,tat 7 30edp convucalton m at the Masomc u 20 from Bangor, . JWise. Mter, ~ 1 TONIGHT an Sids er,Th y. '""e "a.lled to I pi" m the afternoon were Mr and Mrs "SKI PARTY"' e .. .::. .. ~ ['. " compamon Thorn· IHe heldOh1pastorates and West 1rgmaa A Do · : 1 Kenne y 0• rTechntmlorl to the dealh ol 1 as c Edwards high priest, urg- 1 owa. IT wme. • 11 d Berks hires Annual Stocking Sale. FTankle A"alon, DwavnE' : Cool vi elh ue 1 e · ail offi cers' and rompamons before movmg here Miss Dorothy Reibel of Colum 11 1 5 · lltckman. DE"borah Walley hiS bro er·m· aw. nd' k'c vaca Yvonne CraJ~. Robt Q Lt-w Miss Carolyn Searls, Colum· ) to attend. I IDs family includes his wife, I bus IS spe mg a wee •s. Jas Brown and Famou~ bus. spent the weekend with her SEPT. 9 Julia Ann; a son Stephen w~o tJon With .herRpaber~nts. r a fames. Lesley Gore, Aron Mr nd Mrs L e o I th A' Force Alexancb 1a Mrs LoUIS eJ FOR WEARI Kinfaid and the Beach Bun parents, · ka t th wed The Past Councilors of Theo· ~ IS In e tr 'Nancy wh~ Donald Stiverg of Mitidleport . 11 nl•• Sear .s. too doro s Counc1l Daughters of La ; a W"c . was an overnight guest saturday . 18 FOR COMFORT! Ho Caokod hit Satterfield Sun:;,osse. Mi ss Uctober· of his aunt, Miss Thelma Grue- l Colorcortoono day at the Umted Pmbj- I J k I fest, MISs Press Photographer ser. . y M and WED. ond THURSDAY , tenan Church. She also had ;:.e Southern Local Elemen- of Wisconsin. and thtrd runner- MMrs.R~ed:oun~":~ ~ndy, l FOR LOOKSI Soptembor 1-9 her houseguesfs, MJSs Vtckle tar 7th and 8th PTA wtll meet I up to Miss WJSconstn A soo " ·. M and !,Irs I NOT OPEN i Woodman and MJSs Debra Slar- I TrJrsday • Sept. 9. at the school i Daniel ·'' a senior in Kyger -witl; FRIDAY ond SATURDAY l tzm•n or MansfJeld, Ohw, who I buildmg at 7 30 P m The new Creek High school M. . d M s ~ul Sayre and , Stpttmber 10.11 ' were here for the weddmg. Executive Head Mr. Deem, and 1 r. ~~ ;~ula and Sandra of BUY OUR .. , VfNCF:NT PRICE In : Mr and Mrs. Vernon Weber the teachers and paren ts will be Mrs. Charles Bennett. daug ers, ' and ramJiy, Denms. Dean, Don- mtroduced. The executive com- : Mr. and Mrs Harry Chesher Great Bend . LAST MAN ON EARTH or Ina. Dallas and Duane, Rutland , IIDJf l"" w:ll serve rdreshmeols . hove returned from a three - Mr. and Mrs. Everell LAST WOMAN? Alive spent Wednesda~ at the OhJO Everyone is urged to attend. weeks lnp to the west coast. as spent Sunday With Mr. omong the LfFELF.SS Stat£ Fair in Columbus I • , They !ell Columbus by plane Mrs Waller Thomas and fam.. Mr and Mrs Blaine Walburn 1 SEPT. tO for San Diego, Cahf. where lhey I Jly at the1r camp at Malia tht mght h1deous with mhu and children of Vienna, W. Va , M>ry Shr:ne. While Shrme of met their son. Pelly Officer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rayburn 1 man cravmg' vtstted over the holiday week · i 'jerusalem will meet at the\ 2nd class, David Chesher, who and Beth returned to their home. 1 end wJth thetr parents, Mr and IOOF Hall Fr:day at 8 P m. had receiVed hJs dJSchllrge from I HI. today after a (Technlrolor) Mrs Verner See and son, Keith, , There v..III be a school of In· the u s. Navy. Chesher, a weeks VISit With her mothrr, 1 Ann·Margaret, Michael Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wal- ! slruction and all orrtcen are graduate of Middleport H1gh Mrs. Baker Gordon and h13 (a~ Jonel Margolin. Larry Slorch burn. II urged to ue present. ' School ' spent four years in the ther, Charles Rayburr. Sr. I • BdDter be!R 1 ra " · VJSitmg with Mr and Mrs , , Navy aboard the sh1p, Horne!. Mrs. Mary Bar r o. avensNew fall shades of blush. tan, beige tan and SUN, MON. •nd TUES. Leo Searls over the weekend 11• Juoqed I<>Jpow ' '! l?"4JS · The group also vislled w1th rei- wood, W. Va. IS spendmg a few S•ptembtr 12-U-14 were Mr. and Mrs Clarence j the G::.IJJ~ils MedJcal Center I atives in Los Angeles before re-~ days With her sls~er. M:s. Des-taupe tan. 'four correct s1ze. Cramblelt of Coshocl;)n, Ohio. she Js bemg treated for a : turning by car and included var- aie. Patterson. I (Technicolorl Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Ftsher heart conditiOn . . I ious scenic spots enroute borne. I Mr and Mrs. Hobart R~uiJ Tim Conway, .Joe Flynn, Ga - is spendmg a week in New Mrs. Belly Clme speot the 1 Chesher has accepted a posi· spent Sunday in Columbo~ with ' a pair tY Vinson, Billy Sands, Su· New York City. Wej!kend '" Manella With her : llon wJlh the Emerson Electron- I his sister, Mrs. Louise Davts. i 1 1 1 Ho'o In Ag•ln Mrs. Nellie Vale. principal of brother, Ernest Rmg. . I ics Company in St. Mo. Mr. and Mrs. tffilrge Raub Cortoon• I the Salem Center Elementary Mr. and Mrs._ 0 ·. P. Klein 1and will begin his dulles Sep- l and granddaughter of Huntmg_ . ---- - __ -~ __ _ _ _ --~~- VISited recently m Chesapeake I !ember ton, w_Va. visited Monday with 8 . with her mother, Mrs. R. L. . . Mr. and Mrs. Hoharl Raub. 1 Hamilton. ! Rec~nt gue9ts of Mrs. Ltlhan The junior classes of the 'iyForrest Bachtel, who ts ac- 1McGhee were Mr. and Mrs. 8 - ~ racuse. Minersville and Fore3t live in muSJcal affairs at Mount · F. Heber, and Skippy Hack· Run Methodist charge. acc~jll-1 Umon College. Alliance, pre- I worth or Belle. W. Va. and Ran- i panted by the Rev. Wcndell't. sented a special vocal solo, day Damels of Pt. Lauderdale. Stutler held a swimming partv · "0 Rest in the Lord'' during Fla. . I last w~k. at Royal Oaks park. the Sunday morntng worship ser- ! Karl Beck. former reSident A sack lunch was enjoyed folvice a! Heath Methodist Church. :of Middleport, has been attend· lowing !wimmlng. Mr. Newman Burdette was or- ' ing college in the south. He 15 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raines 1 gani~t. . now in ~erm~y . f~r 3 stued~ and daughters, Karen and Pen· MISs Maxme Bennett and course. HIS famtly IS m Ft. M Y ny Sue of Elsenere, Ky we:<' fnend , Libby Range of Colum- 1 ers, Fla. holiday weekend guests of Mr. bus spent the Labor Day week· I . h Becht! who 1s --• Mrs Raymond Krider Smart New Fall Colors( Bachelors Friend h h M ~an~ d M1ss Sara ' l,e:;;;nd;..;w;,;'·;;;;..t;;;e;;.r..:p;;;ar;,;e,;;nt,;;s;.., .;;;;.r. . Col be, s spent j"'"' Mrs ·Marion Howell of· Co11 employed m urn u • · · 1 I I the holiday weekend with her i lumbus Spl'nt the weeke"d Wllh parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack! Mr. and Mrs. Walter W•lker an~ 1 Bechtle and family. I Mr. and Mrs. James Will and Buraundy, mo••. green, navy heather . oxford heolh· Miss Marianne Woodgerd of , famlly. er, neet blue, wtne heather, olive beather, sand, Columbus spent the holiday : Mr .. and Mro. Hugh Ferguson white and most any eolor JOU weekend with her parents, Mr. : and Jimmy and Mr. and Mro . . 111e areen, na V' • I and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. I Gene Alkire and Kimberly and 1 eould wan.t Comf ortable ' Ions wearinl Bachelor • 1 Mrs. Lillian McGhee visited 1 Kllren of Columbus were wee~-~ Friend sport ond dreso sock• for 1.00 a ptlr. recently with her sister, Mrs. i end guests of Mr. and Mrs. pr. j Ida Neil a patient at a hospital , Pearl Parker. in Ashland, Ky. I ----Men'• "Tiger Paw" 1 The Rev. Howard Ruppel! hu, Londons are Home Boys Hi-Bulk Orion : returned lrom a mooth'• vaca- : From J'acatwn In your coned Jize. All white with nonI tion apent with relattves In Vir• ' Mr. and Mro. Herman LonSizes biDdlDII Comfort top. ginia, Pennsylvania and don of Syracuse have returned 8'12 to 4 pori, Miss. where he visit ; from a one week vacation visWI> orion acrylic high bulk, 25% 4'h to 10 11 ,.~: with his parent•, Mr · and Mrs. · lUng scenic points such u Ceotretch nylon. Our Klrbucy quality In two sl&e ranaea for boy• wearlnJ socks C. R. Ruppel!. i dar Point, Blue Hole, Seneca eBiack 7 to 8\lo and for b!Jy• wearln& IOCD Brown Miss Dianne Cri•well, daugb- feaves, Sorrowful Mothers Shrine 8 to 11 Colon aro: black, white, dark Mena Ovtr·Th..Calf ' ter J[ Mr. and Mrs. James .Cathedral of Tomorrow, Warth· &reY • "red, commando blue, Ioden e PENNY LOAFERS Criswell, left today for the St. 1er Museum and Schroenbrunn areen and navy bluo. Joseph Hospital School of Nun- ~ In Toledo they visited Mr.l ' e BUCKLE LOAFERS Dark coloro for fall. In your correct olu. ing in Parkersburg, W. Va. She · and Mrs. J. W. Blrtcher and · t• a 1965 graduate of Middle- · Mr. and Mrs. More Levivtch, ' ' eiTALIAN LOAFERS port High School. i Mr. and Mrs. Don Waggoner of Maumee, Mr. and Mrs. Orville RETURN TO FLOHIDA : Hutchinson, daugbterl, Bonnie Dependable Brands, Big Selections In Every Department 1 Mrs Richard weaver and and Connie of Lorain, Mr. and !ami!; of Jacksonville, Fla:, re- Mrs. Clarence SWwagner and WE PA'i 4% ON SAVINGS l'l"ned rome alter apendlng a . family of Wooster. In Seneca. week with Mr. and Mrs Rose : vOle they vlsHetl Mr. and Mn. ; Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation N. 2n d Av~. Mlddl-.. ..,.... • :l 1rleada. mldtltll.Fisher, former lilatlll_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;__ _ Norris and other relaUveo llld 1. Norman c~;:d~"o call will be II~~~~.: ba~ enttn Det~Oietl To The lnt.erutl 01 The Mei11-M1Uon Area ~· ~::~:·~r,: !~e sw!~: ~!fie~ ~ndth~~ !~r'!tt. ! ::eta~d Columi~JS Ad ~~ '~mho! ~·~ ~na par~nis ~:~,me ,~ ~~r. ~JSs Chesh~re Se~t. wer~read ~. • ~ at-- y ~-· Miss Maud Grueser. A contrl- A picnic dinner was enJOit taining the word "Peace. Seobution of 1100 was made lo the at noon preceding the lnsta a- reta and treasurer reporl8 Mrs Church Council for expenses tion. Homemade tee cream was and approved . Dues prayer Betty Clm< ol Middleport, Mrsdl Grove weeks visit at Powhatan The birthday of Mrs. Roy Sey- served with tbe Alk' e were collected and bills order· b h Robert Werner. Pomeroy an mg a bake sale ep . the and Mrs. Gratis Bryan. fried was observed. The Rev. C. vn tr ed paid. Y a ymn. Meigs County Mus- beginmng at 9 30 a. m. at Mr th Installed the officers The outOfficers reports were MJS" Sauer.vided b Mr. Rich 1 Cross Store in Racme. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre The meeting closed with e o ofncers stood ;..ch hold- The group decided lo sel Mt< Beuy Chne servmg Iic was pro who ;"" ' solo, SEPT. 6 Fairborn were holiday Mizpah benedicUon, after which shield on which was a Christmas cards agam thiS1 u secretary m the of ard White, Lmnle I Theodorus Council Daughters : ol her mother, Mrs. Frank games were played and prizes of a disciple. All each of- year. Mrs. Rachel McBride Mrs 0. E. McKmleyl and Florence Hannay, " ·of will meet Monday , art. awarded lo Gn::••;· ricer was installed the outgolnR read an article from Pre:yter;eSident, number Cards at 7 30 P th; IOOF hall. : Mro. Lois Ann Jones and M:..' Ro:lz officers handed the shle'e ian Mrs. P. T. Shelton, vice presi- lo Mrs and her The Pvthias wll , WARREN ZINN dren of Columbus were served by the net N. C. Jim Bill Oiler, from dent: Mrs. McKmifl'' secreta and hP.mma h ld a picnic Tuesday evening ' end With herr· da lth Mro the hostesses, Mrs. Lawrence 0 c.' Darla Eberslocal church, liS a second ry: Mrs. Leland SllXIon, treas ' the meetmg the ' at Kyger :.:reek plcmc : eV, 0 Hof:O. ;;.spital .. Lanning and Mrs. Amanda K... presld::;. Hyla VauR'l•n. year student MissG uror . Rev Donald Boone of the Mid- groond beginning at .8 p. m I and Mrs. Wendell G. par. vice' resident:' Pam Crew, maw read an arttcle from u appointed by_ MISs rt FJrsl BaptiSt Church, All Knights, former Kmghts, Py-1 He . two weeks vacap . Linda Reoter, !teas- Post on the 91st Psalm. sau., are Mrs. colored slides of theJr thJan Sisters and their famthes I :rooky Mountains, COMMI'ITEE MEETS the followmg chair- Round-robin . son, Armed Serwes . rs en I th t coast lhJs sumnvited to attend. Those at- ' on F lis ' ·r Bl k I hris- were sent to Mrs. ,.,.ggie ., roy Ewing, flower and tnpr vanetJes of I are asked lo bring a : Georgia, Florida, Niagara a The executive committee of men, er i,' cklns, Mrs. Bessie Wise, Mrs. Mayme Mrs. Joseph Cooke, legJSiatJon, varJous parks and uat- 1covered dish and table service. I ' and Cancad:. Weese was a busi· the Salisbury PTA met Friday Jeff $erry Holmes and Mr. Mrs. A W Stephenson. litera' b d and dttnk wll be ' 1 Mrs · . evening at the home of Mrs. c ros w ' ' Hostess for the Septe lure Mrs Shelton. spJrJiual ural wonders. I orted Meal. rea ' ness visitor in Gallipolis William' Ohlinger president lo christian Bill Fran- meeting is Mrs. Florence Potts life Mrs Marvin Kelly Tern· Refreshments o ass provJded. . ._ . ' da, . ' cis christian cJt!Zenshtp: and . " I" as roll ''' in Churrh Sch,.;l: Lu- cookies were served With A specJal meetmg of the of!J_, An Installation service will , Ramora Boice of Day- plan d Bill Moore, christian fellowship. Wlthd harves cretia Genheimer· Publici tv t•e from a table ceutered WII ' cers, executiVe and budget com be held at the First BaptiSt l ion s ent the weekend With her Commtttees were se up an Present for the dinner and wor . Mrs McKinlrv Mrs. Shelton i an arrangemt'nt or miltces of01 Church '" 12 :tl Dr. and Mrs. R. E. plnglansS installation were the members During the social bour Mrs. ave the Installation praver. 1ers Hostesses •ere · AuxJIJary rew .' e ' . · · of the Youth Fellowship, Rev Lizzie Quick, the hosles.!, sen· 5' 7 m for Warren G Ztnn, Y Boice ' g Serving as ushers for. the : tonstall. Mrs Clme, Mrs.' No 39 has been called8for Tueat I Cheshire - Kyger - HartMargaret Handley R. N. which wl\be lam::; m!ht. and Mrs. Alkire and Mr. and ed delicious refreshments , and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. It· day. September 7 at P m. ; r rd Parish A fellowship hour I Pittsburgh Pa spent the chers, coo s, Jam rs, us IV- Mrs Reuter and family. Mrs Daisy Roush, Mrs. Haze ty - three members and guests the Leg Jon hall. OES o II I0!low the Installation so o k d ith her 'mother, Mrs. ers and school hoard members . Clark, Mrs McBride, Mrs. attended Each one was g1ven Pomeroy Chapter 186 ' WI et the pa~ wee en w will be Introduced. The proRN Is nd Min Mumaw. 'I' a while ribbon pm during the will meet in regular sessJOn l that VJSJtors John Handley left gram will be room visitation DAUGHTER BO ood Pot a •· .....-.• ' -I,.,, - - ' evening Tuesday. a! 7 45 p m, at the tor and hiS y Mrs. Margaret ann . with the teachers from 8-8:30 p. Mr. and Mrs. Jpck L G • . R D and Mr. and Mrs. 11 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Ma,ontc Temple. Persons participatin! in the SUnday for to m Also photographs, films and are announcmg tile b1rth of 8 1" 11: Nitro, w va Great FAMILY NIGHTS I · · - -- " SEPT. 8 mstallallon service from other her daughter and son tn-law. slides of school events will b& daughter, 'llna Marie. August Ea 1d !hers are Mrs. Chari'• "'HOOTENANNY HOOT" The Pomeroy Shakespeare laces Will mdude Rev C C. and Mrs. John Prunty. . s shown and those having any of 120. They have a son, Earl Ar· Pomeroy. an" Mn. IJ club wtll meet at the home of : for the West Mr. and Mt!. R. B. this mrterlal Is asked to con- thur. Grandparents are .\1r and roth Long Bottom. - andI :1 f Mrs Dale Smllh Wednesday. ! ia Baplisf Convention, Parke'" and Mr. and Mrs. William Neu d tact Mrs. Opha Offutt. Mrs. Arthur E. Koenig, __! ---- - - ' OU for 0 1 o'clock luncheon and . b g· Rev William G Barndt. ling of Lancaster were weeken - -· - - - - 30 P ,, Stor Clau Meets _ Church .4nnex the Y!th 01 of the Federated clrurcb ship of the Utltted MethodiSt ":the Star Clan of the .. ter-- Friday evening, at the church. church were Installed In an im- se First Untied Pre!byteroan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Can Mrs. Henry Reibel president, presslve ceremony saturday at· In the church annex. A SEPT. f The ground committee ~eet . Faith Devotlom Open Church • Fellows h1p Officers Are /nstallq/1 ~· 14 . . . ' .. a v' �.. . ' ' . ., ·- · · ~ ' ,. -.. ............... . •• · -·· ·· -· .... ~ ... . ........ .. .. ~ ... ....... 1' '" " ""~ tt.~4... . ...... - ... .,. :.• ... . ~ ~ ·- . - ..... _ , ., "' ·~ '_, . . . ' ,,.__ Signmakers Claim Place For Products ~1'ri-umnty Two ln jured ;' Concert Kickoff In Wreck on Rural Road "'Attracts 53 ·~ r stt.. nr In ...., bt'aut v. IJ(Jwever p Pollee department, w FIRST GAME I FINED $5. COSTS r .omer;l and ""' '' in Mayor'• T l1t P11111 . ,_1v t·li l ll grade footClay Eblm, Pomeroy, 45, ar· fmed d . g ball tt>am w1i1 open its 1965 rested for intoxi ca tion by the ~~~~-~~~~-~- · · gri(l seaS\''' at home against 1\ Wahama on Thursday at 4 p. m. The e:ame w_111 bP olaye(~ on ' ~~~eroy Hagh Sch~o\ !.~ ~~- I nl nolnral 1 I .. . I SERVI(J: · - I RADIO - Bolonco Col'tvtnltnt T•rnw $30.00 Down - We Repair All Makos & Modell - on MASON «ELAND'S T.V. FURNITURE CO. MASON, W#'VA. WY ~2255 Cl k d the ' "'"''' P Skidmore. 1~. Rt_ I. 1 ,rotJo~al sa id ·such advertising 1 under the direction ot Judy their families are urged to at~ tOll I . Meln It 'omenr \-Irs ar e. pres1 rn 1 o1 · rn . • • • • • . , d. Hl(i :.Jua!llla M. on flowr~- d:•:s..:no~ t •be ~lo:n~g•n:e:a:r~ll:i:st:'":·,c~·j!F:r:~Js:cr~an~d~De:n:'':•~S:no:d~g~ra:•:s._;:te:n:d·--------~~:i::i:::i:iiiii::i asso_ rral .ron. .tnl rod!llf' l t1 e .Kntvwll ·d 40· Cr·· m.1 !i mel · - - -111 <11 . · · who m 1urn ii r · · · t d . intrtJduced n ve cap aln:-;, ·. 11 \. hlmU run·e H!ld col ltd- 1 the uwmbers ol th(' IJ'. pti- rtw : team! . Mrs. Clarke pointed ollt Pdln ·urrfi hu' not treit lf'll WPI'e: ( : t~at at least three cnm·erh v.tll ~ 1.1 .. ~~. vo 6' AI 2 Bifi . ( at lt'I HU' ;v"' . ·'· · · a~ain b~ . held in {~ltlha H.' <ld· wdl . ;J ..., 1rai JH"d nerk . Hnd KC'v emv audttomun "'VP 1' Hwugt1 . k ' Rt 2 Ri<lwell .. '. . · ,.~.-· ... tht.• a_ssoc t <=~lon mt: mh ~:r ::. IHp p,r r·· I butnp on tile ht>ad :md chin ~ w1ll remarn thf' ~ame :t~ tn · Roth w~>re pa::-st>nJZ;er~ m th~ · lht> pH :-;t few yea rs. $R trr adults Howarrl r·;:u· • 1 and $:1 lor studt'nl ~ The pa trol cit('d both drivN <: Workers wt'l'f' urgf'd 111 rt'- . to 111 uuiciptil l'ourl on St'pl . 25 , mind subseriber!' to the ser1es 1Skidmure for spPE'd ln Pxc·es ~ flf , that lht>~ r:<~ n atte nd C~ rnnnm- , rnHd cnnrii1 tons. and Mrs. !-l ow if,. Con£'erts 1n ;.; c\'eral 11PlJ.!h ani for left of renter . b~1rlng ci ties. It was nnnunt ed 1\I J accidr 11 t {)('('wrrd in \1C'ig~ ' th~tt tht> f<:Hllpa il:!n heHdouartPrs r·nuntv at 2· 15 p.m. TUl'"d;p•.: \\ lll Zi~H tn be at 11 Col" St. nn Hi 7, ont> and eighr - tt ·rJths and wor~e ro; mu~t ,urn ir. all mtlr•s north of Pnnwrov. m~mbt-'rShlp ('i:lf d!' lJv 5 p.m. Offwt·rs snid thH I .lt'nnii'Pr R sa: 1trday The ht-adqu~ r t~ r ·s trl· !.ol!;.;e. 211. PnrnPrf\y . drivin!(: •·' ep r,nne ~~ 141). 1:164 'iOIJth sa w two c·~:~r:-. HprrmH'h '.1r~ t 'IJrkP mtrodll!'E'd ltJe inl:! [)ll t' alt Pmp rtng t'l 11;:tss thr t :-.i 1· 1\ York rt>p rt's.t> nlrtllVf' of other She <:1prl ir d her brake!' '· (" 11 mmum!\ ('unr~·rt s. In l'., find her· !'!ll" WP!l1 ir to a slide 1 JJmt's ~l<lr1111. whu tn ld I h e The vehic le went ot t the rh!li group at)llut ·IllS ~tar's hold <i ide of tht> highwa\ . <.:lrtH"k a attraction. ltlt~ Fnlk lun stas de guard rail and rolled over. Haman. em exri!ing lolk · d110 Thf're wa.-., hcavv damaKt> to fn :m n 1ilt• , the f ..dr, but M1ss Lohst> wa~ . .\larlin l'tnphilslzed the im· not in jun•d Yl1no r damage was QUARTERS OR · port<ln!'t' of tu! l support of .the done to tile gu:11·d ra1 l. :'lo sPLIT HALVEs _ _ ('Uncert st'nt"s, both as a c1vk ('har~e was fr ied; . re(lpon~tbtl i tv cmd as an nppnr- Patrol arrt.'sl.s 1uesdav mr-l.ud · · d Penv E TIHlXhm Jl (,at tumtv Ill provt<lr our t·hildrPn , e : · .: , . lb. WIUl . livt en:.tr:atnrll ent i hpolts, l'!led 1o mumelpal ~out! Worker ... wtll tlf' r;wv;~::.:smg i Sept. \8 101 a stop slgn vtola· in Gal li ol rs. H.w Grandi.' . Pt. lion . and llrtrold ,J. Bcrgm<~n. lb. P P "ddt t ' l~l ( 'nlumh lh. bnndt·d lo aprt~ l Plt•asanl. Hme ru~ ..vrl t-'!"'r , . , •rf tm! .\t1a :;on. W Va, fur lht re- St·pl. 13 for ::;pee mg. .n<lJOdf"r ot the Wt'i'k __ . _______ _ lb•. - ', mg 1 • • , UPI Spirts Writer Jim Ray Hart loves to play baseball so mueh II hurts. When a guy hM his shoulder blade split his first day ~ the majors and gets his head cracked four days after he comes off the disabled list, he's gol to love his wo11< If he comes back for more. And Jim Ray Hart keeps coming back again and again. II it weren 't for Hart's great affection for his job, the Los Angeles Dodgers would be in first plate in the National Le•gue today. But the San Francisco Giants hold that lofty - it tenuous - position becaUlle Jim Ray drove in all their runs Tuesday night for a 3-1 triumph over the Dodgers. flart won the game in the fifth inning after the Dodgers ' Cla ude Osteeo walked Willie ONLY & T.V. r---------------------, YOU GET PRODUCTS YOU CAN • DEPEND ON EVERY TIME! THERE'S ... 1 . I c lb. Police Hunt ~ 433 Touchv Explosives \ PLAID STAMPS! ~~. SSe ,b33c Breasts tb .45c 39c Plump Legs tb.49c 19c Thighs 2Sc · Drumsticks _ __ tb.43c I ' YOU ' "'i ' ~. ' ~· FREEZER QUEEN ANY SIZE PIECE l.OH .Al\. (Jil io !1Pll .~ Lorclin police lnday are see1rrhing Braunschweiger <U:VEI.AND tUP II ~ .l "dge for 4:1:1 hi~h l v '"""live dyna· .J ohn A ('oriel! nf Sh:lkPr mitP ('aps rermrl t'd missing by ~f' igbt:s M un it: l p~ l Court re·: US. 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" ll we had :0Stt>5 Mills. one ol the caps in a ptllil'e : She ha s r\aimed the killing . crui:-.er ond radioed on the po :.was Hn ac-c1drnt \1r ~ Cn\by :11 ·. jj('e band. 1\ ('ollld hlow up llw :Stlrst st<:~led her son. Dant' . 9. : whole car. " · ·~had a cci d t!n l::~ll y fl recl tlw ->hot l!t> sfiid tl te total wt>ight of tile Defense <lllorney Gerald Gold 1,ca ps. used at th P strel planl to asked for the redwtwn . oJ \ lgmiP ope n hearth furnaces. :~charge nn grounds no mot1ve 1wa s abot JI 200 pound s. 49c Beef Steaks lb. 89c 6 SECTIONS l-Ib. can1 GLORIA'S '3·99 pr. Danish Pecan Ring - each cans Swiss Cheese - - ----- 59c Dry Milk ~~:b~:'__l~b_. ~ :k;~· 89c lb. WHITE HOUSE INSTANT ...., - 2 1 A&P BRANO- SAVE 20c • Instant Coffee 10~·· ----- llf to 4 •Black .'ePENNY LOAFERS ' • BUCKLE LOAFERS •ITALlAN LOAFERS ROUSH'S SHOE STORE H. 2nll AWl. Middleport :!lo IHITE BREAD ne~e Communist pledged ANN PAGE GRAPES ', tion !t " !ncr!'a~f!d frHn of Com mun1st tnll't'. Yt>nt tnn I in the Kashmir ri ghting . lndi& and Red Chtna fought a border war al the northern tip eft Kasll- 1 • mir a few years ago. c BIG CLimtRS DIVOTit. fO INTIUSl 0~ 1 lioiE IGS lioi.SON AIU .ICftlrcl 1 - Owrn, ~UDtllhlr cneeter flnnthlll , lcUtor PublLaned IVI17 alte rnoof\ except SUndar bJ t'bi!! Ohio Valle., Pub llah I 1n1 ~~ umPaar. 110 Mtcnantt St.. Pom eroy, Ohio. Bulllnll!lla Offi~·• ohunl' I \J.Iy 2-2:1,. lldltortal phn 111 WY t. ~ S7 !ntend aa tecond eata1 malllnr matter 11 t.hl p01t offl oe .at Pomll'o)' Ohio National edMrtlr,lnl ~preaentatlva, l!.otttneJU Kimball, Inc .• W LUIDI· ton "'• " Nell' Yorll CU.)', Ne • Vorll .. 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Open Roy s Undrr 14 doubles pionships were played. He won title. the U. S. Open Boys Under 14 . , Highlight' of lhP lournorocnt l1.tl e 1r~s t Marc11 1n Del rol.1. 1• 1 1 I •[ AM the eye doctor!~' Brown, Gordon Win Low Net Tourney Honor Twenty boys from New York City to San Diego, Ca liforni a compt>ted in the (;',madian Exhibitions Under 16 division . prices ..... right here. mclu dcd thr VI('IOry hy Danny Pecora of Ch ic(lgo. over IJerrtard Bwk i1·t. five limrs U S. champion , u[ Nf•w Ynrk Cit~· in the men's singlt>s. ;md the con- When the firin g was done it tinued domiiT'..t! ton of <~11 wom · was two from the same club in en's •CAPS •PANTS •SHELL BRTS 20Gauge 16Gauge 12Gaug• 3 inch Mag•u.,12 Gauge Buck.Speclallltw Slug Modol plus Exira BarreiJ in aU 1101111" • CLEANING KITS e WATERPROOFING •BOOTS •GUN CASES •AMMUNITION WE HAVE OTHER HUNTING LICENSE AVAILAIILI NAME BRAND GUNS R•idllftt and Non·R•ident H & R FIRESTONE ·'Alii said was: -~::· 43c Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'II eat my hat." p~;k&w~;riioili~i i ucil•i.a~:~.;;2 Sc , Krunchy Peanut Butter lOcOffL ...I l'kto 59 ( ·: j ·~ Price sz.9s 225 DAYS SUPPLY _ __ 100 DAYS SUPPLY - - -- Reg. $6.98 Sl49 - - - Reg . $3.49 S2 .35 30 On ECONOMY SIZES • 2 For the Price of 1 DAYS IN SEPTEMBER ON SOME • Tremendous Savings 1965 ON ALL Get Free As Long As They Last SPECIAL OFFER Bouncie Bexie THE LITTLE FIRE FIGHTER When you see BEXJE do the flipflop comin g dow n the ladder , kiddie s of all ages wlil fall in low wit h li ttli ROl!NCIE. 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Communist ~ew China Nf"ws fHE DAILY SENTINEl ! •Brown 3-lb. .... again was placed on the dis- I Sam Bowen's two-run hom er BEXEL MP (MAINTENANCE PLUS) ANN PAGE alop V)lillg lo .UP; )lOlL JANE PARKER S1 09 -- - to 10 ANN PAGE-Pe~eh, Plne1pple or Apricot ANN PAGE-PANCAKE lo a pitch from Curt Simmons and big blows. 7 89 3 Fruit Drinks !:n~ C Preserves 2 ~r~. S9c S1 00 Kidney Beans 3 39 c Waffle Syrup 29 c 2 Mushroom Soup Elbow Macaroni 2 39c - bakerieli are lurflliAg otll the ..... breed pc 5 ...... ..,. check IMrll 1o be - The nole!! 8~ 4~ cans This. Rega4ac1y, We n I.WMI """" selllaltfl!s pllfchase ... al our stofn ...,_ ol Jane Parker 'Mille Bl I B~ W. SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 10 S6 49 t-lb. 1-oz. What does Western Union have to do with good bread? 43c Chi ne~e Sizes . I t-lb. - -- - - Gallia's key for a successful season as Penrod's pins his hope on the running or Clyde Smith, Roger Garrett, and Jay Fisher and the passing and running or sophomore quarterback David Skidmore. rhe Pirates line may be another story !hough, but it has six relurning lettermen in Ronaid Twyman. Don Spears, Bob McCarley, Mike Hager, Larry I' BEXEL VHP (VERY HIGH POTENCY) 79c 6 4 89c Hart, who has been plagued with injuries. suffered a broken shoulder blade when he was bit by a Bob Gibson fastball on July 7, 1963 - his first day in lhe major leagues. He returned to the active lisl on Aug. 12 but on Aug . 16 he was beaned by I I 1-qt. WISCONSIN Chintl tnd <~y sent a notr to In - , dia "~ trongl~ prolt>sling a- '1 39t 1 39c e•- ) JANE PARKER Note Sharpens Fear Of Intentions ' Ji!:atns! SU{Tessi\'e ser ious viol:.t BEAUTY SALON i tinns of China's territo ry and · N. 2nd Avt. Middleport ille~HI ;wls hv Indi an troo p ~' ' The protest from the Chinese ~:;:~!-::::::::::;:::;:::;::;::;:::=;- 1 Communist Fnreijln ~lni ,.tt·y in 1PPking was n ·por\ed by the GIRLS LOAFERS Cherry Pie TOKYO •lJPII - Commun\,t I 1 ~ox FILLETS _ ION A BRAND JANE PARKER S~c·1md We Will Bo Closed Until Friday Due To Rep.eirs 89c Red Fish Hl.c:--6 VARIETIES - -- - - 1 pkg. TOMATOES GRAPEFRUIT SWEET I?EAS 1 NOTICE! 20-ol. FROZEN BULK A&P ION A BRAND n. ;~a~ been esl•blis hed during the .fJrelimlnary hearing to SU!Jport 1 ::.& first-degree cht~rge . :·- · - - ••• .295. •1'1111 «<;"" divi ~ions by J:l-vl'ar- old Co lumbu s. Ohio battling for the f Pally Martinez .of S•n Diego Agnes Brown and Homer Gordon had the low net in a mixed championship. Tannehi\1 and his , She also h olct~ all wumPn\ tifour some tournament held over close friPnd , Hoger Lewis, 14, ties in the U. S. the ;..abor Day weekend at the Pomeroy r.otr duo. A picnic followed the tourney In which 32 persons participated . Carding the second low nel were Wink Hanning and Eileen Searles while Russ Brown and 1965 season under the leader - Racine 2-3 Louise Th001pson had lhird tow shi p ot Bob Penrod. Hannan Trace 1·4 net. A toss of the coin broke a The backfield could be North Southweslern ().5 tie and gave Bill Martin and ; Myrtle Sisson fourth low net , honors. Mrs. Brown and Gordon recorded the least number or putts while Bob Jacobs and Beulah Strauss had the most. Bill Martin had the longest drive v;tamins and Minerals Capsule for men and Eileen Searles the Major League Standing• I !Only games scheduled) Ionge.'! for women. Richard 6 MONTHS SUPPLY _ Reg . $12.98 • By United Press International National League Dudek was nearest to the pin ' W. L. Pd. GB on the seventh hole for the men American League ' W GB I San Fran.cisco 77 59 .566 ... and Dorolhy Lacey nearest for Minnesota ~4 ~~~ Los Angeles 79 61 .5&1 .. 1 the women. 8 100 DAY " (hJCago . Cincinnati 78 61 .561 'I · -- - - I 82 59 582 5 SUPPLY _ Milwaukee 77 61 .558 1 W. L. PeL Ballimore 79 59 .572 61h: c1eve lond 76 66 .535 4 x-Toronto 4 o 1.000 1 77 62 554 9 Pitlsburgh Detroil : ~, Philad•lphia 70 63 .507 8 Atlanta o 4 .000 77 63 550 9 ,, k St. Louis 70 70 .500 9 W . L. PeL 63 75 476 20 N• w , or · Chicago 65 76 .461 141> Columbus 3 2 .600 64 71 .454 23 California 60 19 .432 181> Syracuse 2 3 .4011 . 62 79 .440 25 Houston Wa~hlngton New York 45 96 .319 34 I-Clinched oemlfinat round I MULTIPLE VITAMINS Buslon 55 87 .337 32',> Tuesday's ResUlts Kan!'ias City 51 87 ·370 34 ~'> Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh, 0, night 225 DAY SUPPLY _ _ _ Reg. $5.89, Now Tuesday's ReoUJts San ~· ran 3 Los Ang I, twilight Baltim"re 4 New York 2, lsi !Only games scheduled) Hey! See the light. Ballimore 9 New York 4, 2nd Wednesday'• Probable Pltcbm Find ELECTRICIANS Cleve land 9 Chicago 5, twilight Houston at San Francisco100DAY fast In the SUPPLY _ _ _ _ _ Reg . $2.89, Now ' Detroit 5 Boston 3, night Nottebart £4-13 ) vs. Bolin (8-5). YELLOW PAGES . !Only games scheduled! New York at Cincinnati Woonesday'o probable Pitchers (night) - Willey <0-1) vs. Where your fingers do the walking. Minnesota at Chicago (night) O'Toole 11-9). -Grant <17-5) vs. Buzhardt Philadelphia at Milw•ukee (11~1. (night) - Culp t9-9) vs. LeMaoCalifornia at Kansas City ter t6-lll. High Potency Multiple Vitamins lnighl) - Chance 113-9) vs. Pittsburgh at St.Louis !night) Joyce fO-O). Friend (6-11) vs. Sadecld 6 MONTHS Boston at Cleveland (night)- (4-12). SUPPLY ~- Reg. $9.95 • Morehead (!1-15) vs. McDowell (Only games scheduled) (14-10). Thursd~y's Games Washington at New York Houston at San Francisco (twilight)-Dockworth 11-11 vs. New York at Cincinnati, night 100 DAYS Bouton (4-!41. Phi\a at Milwaukee, night Reg. $5.95 SUPPLY _ Baltimore al Detroit 12, twl- Chicago at Los Angeles, night nightl - Barber 112-9) and (Only games scheduled) Knowles (0-0) vs. Wickersham (7-13) and Aguirre 113·9). PLA VOFF STANDINGS By United Press loteraalloaal Tbu'aday'a Game• Ca lifornia at Kansas City Semlflaalo Minnesota at Chleago Besl-<ti-Sevea -· ·--(Maintenance Plus Multiple Vitamins & Minerals) - ' ·- c WHOLE lb. Coach Jim White's Bobc•ts wi\1 be out to keep· their unbeaten string intact while Fairland hopes to upset the champs. r:yger Creek will have a whole The KC backfield will probably have Lanny Tyo calling the signals, Joe Fisher, J oh • Swisher, Junior Howard running the halfback positions and junior Larry Whobrey holding down the fullback post. New faces on the line will be Cremeen s, and Silas Johnson . Mike Swi~her, .\1ikr Spaulding, In another area game, RaBill .\lcCormick, Joey Willis. cine <~nd McArthur tangle in a David Moore, Ernil Saxon, batlle at McAr thur. Here 's last yeHr's SVAC Bill Tr.bor, and Earl Skaggs, standmgs: Chuck Leach is lhe only ollenKyger Creek 5-0 sive and delensive holdover. Eastern 4-1 ~ .rth Gc.i! ia with an aggres· North Gal\ia 3-2 ~ iVP - fa~t ba('kfir ld will open its lll., San Francisco run in the first inning after singles by Jesus Alou and Willie Mays, who coltecteo three hits including a double, despite a bad ankle. Hart has been on a homerhitting spree in the last three weeks that almost matches the record-setting pace Mays set in August when he slammed 17. Jim Ray has lashed 10 fourbaggers in the last three weeks, boosted his runs-batted-in Iota! to 83 and his batting average to County football fans get their first taste of 1965 gridiron action Friday night as three Gallia Co unty lea rns open a new season. Defending SV AC champion Kyger Creek will open its campaign with Fairland while Southwestern travels to North Gallia in the only league encounter. new look this season. {;;ftrf OFFER i :Judge Refuses : Offense Plra ~ In Colbv (ase I -· Mays. The 23-year~ld Hookerton, N.C. , sophomore blasted his 21st home run into the centerfield bleachers, lhus vaulting San Francisco on top by two percentag, points. Third-place Cincinnati crept within a half-game of tre lead by downing Pittsburgh 5-0 in the only other NL game scheduled . In the American League. the Chicago While Sox blew a chance to gain ground on the Idle Minnesota Twins, losing tc Cleveland 9-5. The White Sox and pace-settings Twins open a two-game series Wednesday night in Chicago. In lhe only other AL action, Baltimore moved within 61> games or the lop by sweeping a doubleheader from New York 4-2 aod 9-5, and De~roit whipped Boston .5-3. Hart singled home the first County Teams Start Friday \ A& P FRESH WHOLE Cut-Up Plantation Style __ Wings Backs and Necks 3 Miller. Wally Bunker retlred ning off lo~r Bill Monbouq~ the firsl 13 Yankees in U1e t~- 131 lo drive In the winnblc mgh tcap while his teammates run for Detroit and lllllp P.. slammed out 12 of their 16 hits km's lour·g~ioninllllreak. lo build up a 6-0 lead. Boog Norm Cll'ik llapped 1 Powell homered with a man on homer in the lint for DIIDl!L and Charlie Lau drove in three Terry Fox abutout llolllolifor abled list. [Pizarro to a 4-0 lead in the first !lory margin for Dave McNally , runs in the rout. the last 4 1-3 Innings In nllef Bob Shaw held the Dodgers lo inmng but the Indians raked who won hi s eighth game with Ray Oyler slammed 1 double of Julio Nav~ and flve hits, includilll: back-to-back Pizarro and loser Tommy John rclwl frJm Don Larsen and Stu w1th two out m the seventh m- credit for the vtclory. · doubles by Wes Parker and for f1ve runs m a deciSive · . · John Roseboro, to pool his 15th [fourth inn ing ra lly to take a 6-5 victory against eight setbacks. lead . Ch ico Salmon suppll!ld Manager Herman Frank' re- most of the punch w1th a grand : placed Shaw wilh Masanouri slam homer in the fifth . The · Marakami in the eighth inning four RBI's almost matched Salwith one out and the Japanese mon 's previous output lor the I southpaw set down the Dodgers season. SJx.' The loss left the with 'nly one hit the rest of the White Sox five games behind way. Minnesota and halted their Sammy Ellis blanked the Pi- four-game victory streak. rates on three singles and The Orioles extended New struck out 10 lo gain his 18th York 's longest losmg st reak in victory of the season for Cin- 12 years to seven games "'"' cinnati. The Reds broke out lett th e Yankee' on the brmk I with four runs in the fourth in- of elimm alion from the AI. penning against Don Cardwell nanl race. Just one more New • with a two-run double by frank York loss or Minnesota victorv : Robinson and John Edwards' will end the Yanks' chances fo r Smart hunters know they can get 15th home run of the season the the flag. Giants Take Over ·First, Reds Win 5-0 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 1 ! . ' MOVE TO .JACKSON Mr. ami Mr:. Hc1l pt. Moore. . Mulberry ll cJghl s, moYed to"Certainly this legi umate l day ..0 J~rk~un where Mr. Moore roadside busine" sliould not be is employed by the Ohio Uni· discriminated againfil !i!i~pt~- •.o, versity , Ex tension Service a.s servf' the aesthetic deo:Jr~~ ot : mano:~gl'l' lll it s an~a oHke there . cerl.i'lin minority groups~ he Mr . Moore wa s the agent lor said. resouJ'(:e development in this WASHlNGTON IUPll - A area \M>Iore taking the .Jackson , spokesman for the Associated ANNOUNCE CLASSES posl ' ~ . , . Commur:,lv Con-! Two persons h:-vi minor in- Sign Industries of Ohio contendTn~ounl.) . h tO j k. k ·1 · · in a two _ car col lts10n ed Tuesday th nt outdoor <lflver- The Mid Pom School of the (.t;AGUE TO MEF.:T ; eer1 A~!\Otl~,llond e I s_ tl ~ J~ri;~U p.m Tuesdav on Buck· tising has a place .along a ll \ Dance is announring new class· I nle old "Epworth Lea~ue' ' I ;ofl dinner IU t"S ay ; YM e nmR()• lad·e· Rd ~i x -l enlh ~· of a mtl~ 1 hi~t1wavs in tndu~t t'ral. (' Om- es are being form ed with regis- lot the Forest Run Melhor1t sl "f l f> home ol 0 r 1·l nll I r s. ~- rl .., . . . . . . . . . V h 'II h ld It re: · ,, ._ 1 of nt 160 the stale htt!h 1 mt>rC'ial and agrtcullural areas. I tration held at the Am- ets churc w1 Q sanniB I 1 ·car ClHrke I hert- w~ r e '"'3 nlem- . wes 1 · t-' . c · p · o d s ptember \'J at ; . ·. : k . t· 1wav pauol rt>porlt>d Un ~ morn-, R o Hetrick ol Fremont bmldmg on Mam ,.,treet m om- umon ,.,un ay , e ·· ; b•r<hip dme worff"'· caplla lnds in" spe·,kin; about the adm inistro~ eroy Sepl. It and Sept 18 from Royal Oak .Park. Bask•! dtnn•r :· and assoc1a11on o err!' ~ en · Officers e· . d .· b ' eo . .. . . ~111d cars rtven Y tion ·s hi ghwav bc(.luflhcJ!Jon 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Th e scoo1 ·ts · at 12·. 30 p.m. All mem~rc: · · and i ...... ,-·---~""""" • 1t..Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 .. Sept. 8. 1965 f. ... ~~--p --·~··-..:.. ..... , . MIDDLEPORT, 0. FIEIPARICING IN RIAl ' �.. ·~ ' t, Meldahl ft :35 p.m.: L. Fleore 1Semet up 8:15a.m. I down Meldahl 9:15 ~.m.; Frank· lin Pierce up Meldahl 10:20 P-1 Kanawha River Semel m.: Valvoline down MeidahJI.l :- down London 7 a.m.; Helen Z. 45 a.m. (up Mar~et 1 a.m.: E. P. up Wmf1eld 3:05 p.m.; .W. H. Gallipolis Dam Western~haver. Jr down Winfield down 8:30p.m.; R. H. Bosworth p.m. : H. E. Bowles up Winfield II up 10:30 p.m. ; Reliable down 0 p.m.: Beaver down Wtnneid 12:30 a.m.: Aetna-Louisville 10:55 p.m.: Duncan Bruce up down 1:15 a.m.; Lorena up 2 Winfield 1 a.m.: Lucy .Jane Lua m.; National dbwn 3:311 a.m.; 1cas up Winneld 4 am. 4 Da~l! Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 8, 1965 Grand Juq . Empaneled by J tlospllai News Persons entering Holzer Hospita! durmg the last 24 hours included . Mrs. Keith E. Snyder. 43 Central Ave.; Evan C. Piymale, Sr., 35 Vine St.: Mrs. Dennis Harris, 56 Pine Sl.; Mrs. Walter Snyder, 108_ Mabelene Dr.;. Waynt L. Hamson, Mer· cervtlle Star Rt .: Grady _L. man. M1 "· Howard Sheime, Rt. 1 GaUipohs; Albert M. ultlev. I f•t. PI easan . 1.. Mr'- Sa mue1 J . Kiser, Rt . 2 Racine·, Mrs. "''•noeS I H. Woodyard, Chester; Kenneth Clark, Rl. 1 Middleport: Mrs. Larry G. .tohnson, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Jennings Robinson, LavaIeite, w. Va.; Cassius c. Kerr. Atllrns; .1ohr H. Boll, Ironton: Mrs William B Boroff, Rt. 5 .d·ge Th.0mps0n U ' 1 !' PT PLEASANT - Mason County Circuit Court opened its Sentember term Tuesday at 9:30 a. m with the empaneling 01 nann jury. Ali grand jur>•s •• drawn b•i the J"ury pre> nms 1Y • cnmmrssloners reported ·on f t for dutr w1lh th e except1 o wo. J "'Igc J ames Lee Thompson appomted Mrs. Knox Dye. repuhllcan and Mrs . Louts RosSI, Democrat. as ;pec1al JUry commtss1nne1s to ftll the two .acaney. Chosen for tile vacancH~S were Mrs. V1tus HartJe). Jr, and Warner I .Jackson : Mrs. Paul C. McGraw. ~Irs. Ra~phJllrnr~ Other grand ~ll\' Roy I A.~hland, Kv . Mrs. C!e.•t1ma Bat!' to s~hool Spe~i11l Offer Good Til Sept. 10 FOR ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN Regular 12.50 MARIE'S PERMANENT STYLE POST Ma I Prl t G 8 Je• va • ndary · Fred kl r ne 0 I M M as,""" r. 8 rs. Jenkins of Syracuse, will complete lour weeks of Individual combat training Aug. 31 witb the lsi Infantry Training Keglmeot, Marlae Corps Basr, Camp Lejeune, N. C. 18.99. SPECIAL '• $6.95 OTHER SPECIALS Helene Curtis Hair Spray 2.00 Value only 1.50 Hair Cuts ========== River news Yaug<r, Hobert lbrd. M1·s ~·uller , HI. ·1 Scotlown: Elmer ~ffie Roach l'Tn'' Sayre, Lon,; I Cook , Jackson; peffy E CampPullms, Rl1bert Holtm<Jn. Jame~ ! bell. Wellston . Kevin Staton, 2 Arrowood. Horrv f! McCom- Jackson·' Cecil Smith • Galllpolt's ·tack- Gauge rea dl nJs: ali, ,\1rs Fa~t> ~\ud s, J!l, E ~ son: Deunn<~ Henderson , Ht. . 1 Jones. Carl l.1cvmg, Donald C. Jackson ; Vicky L. Henderson, Dam 12.0, 11.8, runnmg Ill fee mith Pi rl Burris, Hay Rifne HI 3 .!ackson , Manfred G..\1elz· on rollers , Pomeroy - Mason The ti'. O ah.;;rnt jur0rs were ger. Rt. 3 Proctorvtlle; Mrs 20 47. Pt. Pleasant 23 99, RioHugh .I Ra1T ann Mr,;. Grare George Ouhl. Rt . 3 .Jackson. ton .35, Kanawha Falls 1.71, BrO\\n . • Hirths Charleston London. Tile Jltron; are cxprrtrd to Mrs . () (;olrlf'n Rlake . , d ' ' · and Wmheld ams were on 1 -~p )I I thl'l r ltmim g~ r : tll!' ~day I lJIC!port, son. 8 07 a rn morn ing tdav : ~1rs . Dennis E. 56 Pine St., daughter, 11:29 m. Tuesday: and Mrs. w;·u;; "~ I 'lt·tlrucli•t :\IPnlo ! H Bomfl. Ill. 5 .tacbon, daugh - Obio River- Charles Stevenlin I<! hl'lilnle ln. 8-2:, I'"' Tuesday. ('""down 13, 5:30a .m.; Arnold 1 PT PLF:~SANT - The 25th l Drscharged . W. down 13. 7-30 a.m.; Harvey annual Jn"li\u1e of Methodist Persons leavmg the hosptlal Jordon up 14 8:25 p.m.; Chris . k · • recent ly W{' r€' Sherman Bone-' . mt>n v.tll hl' held <lt •1l l~ c:; on !' 1 Jr down 14 1 ·30 p m · Carne ~t tl!. II·. l'o. SPpl 17. 18. and . ~~~t'-~\ Mrs Fre~l Oursonf). Mrlsd S . 14 p m .··Christy '..S ' . l.' mpc:: ey, J rs. ona . up , . . ., 1 19 The theme for th rs \'ear's in- Eldndge, M1rhael It ayes , Mrs. up 14, 1.20 a.m.; Andrew Cai- 1 stitute is Mnking . HellgloD IJohn Martin, Mrs. ltollis llayo. houn down 15, 4 a.m.; Robert i Real" Bishop Fred L. Hollo- Kim Na skey, Delbert llobmson, Reed down 15, 5·30 a.m.; Charw;'> will drrect the flible >:ucv Waller Rose, M<R. Mary Shrop- !es K. down 15, 6:15 a.m.; Jer. · sh1rr. Cam1 lle Swmdell M1clt1 11 1 25 · u ~ ing the Sermon on the ~1ount I v· t vrn· ( . ry Boswort I up . . a.m., 1 10 · IV. 1 mm Sh,. WI· Buckeye State do ·. l 17, 2:30 liS ht':i tt·~f Other " P t>akrr~; '~€' ,. tams. 1 au 1 tse. ._ erman OVEC d n 18 4 am , Wnghl M s B kl S d a.m.: ow • · " 1cltedu led "re !Jr. Ro berl \tayfreld. general secretary of land mfantr.da ·~~.:Y Ma~n ;r~ Jamel up 19, 5:50 am.; Walter he board of Jay acltviiO" · Ev-1 1 d H II ugd . r' rd. ah 'i Beck)ord up 22, 4:50a.m.; Jel. · ar owe an m ant aug - f 22 6 20 · A J uett C. Lindsay and Dr. Ram- ter. erson up . : a.m., . · <ry Bndges Several Met11odi<t __ _ _ . 1 Patton down 23, 4 p.m .: Valley men m the nrP.l are plannmg l Pleasant Valley Hospllal \Transporter down 23, 12:25 a. attend the three day session ADMJT'l'ED : Florence Alex- m. : Wayne H. down 23, 3· tO a. 0 andt'r. PI Pleasant , Mrs. Lew- m.: Elgerclifl up 23, 4 a.m.; 1 lis Oliver, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. IBob Benler up Greenup 4:25 NAMED PRESIDENT IForest Thomas. Glenwood . Mrs. p.m.: Philip Sporn down GreettPT. PLEASANT - flnn Wig- Earl Colegrove, Apple Grove. up 5·10 p.m.; Alton Zephyr up '"" son ol :VIr. and Mro. Jim . DISCHARGED : Mrs Vtrgil Greenup 6 p.m.; L. W. Sweet ~\i g gins "?s f'lected prt>sitl~nt 1 Harper. Lelart : .Jame!ii Plants, down Greenup 6:30p.m .; Lun1 Pleasant: mfant daughter ga Point up Greenup 7:20p.m.; nl the semnr class at Potnl ,pl. Plea,nt High St'hnol. Others ' of Mr and Mrs Glen Goodman, J . S. Lewis up Greenup 2:10 •·II r-ted t.o sen:t' w1th Wtggms Pt. Pleasant a.m .: Pollywog down Greenup '"' re· .lnhn Flowers, son of Mr , BlllTII · Mr . and Mrs George 13:15 a.m.: Lynn B. down Green:nlfl Mrs. John Flowers, vtce IVaughn, Henderson, a daugh- up 8 a.m.; Dixie Spirit down "l"' ident: Toni Daugherty. dau· ' ter. IMeldahl2:40 p.m.; lllinoiS"dOII ~~·omnr 1.25 GROUND BEEF SIX WEEKS COLOR RINSE Including Shompoo $3-50 end Set EVENINGS BY A.PPOINTMENT ' MARIE'S STYLE POST Phone WY 2-5271 ' WE SELL WIGS AND WIGLETS of Mr. and '" Mrs . Stur~r@. daughter of Mr. 1 IOd Mrs. W. B Sturgeon. !reat ilt r . Record keerwrs of the :,• ntor class "ill be Debbie White 1:1d ~h~uon Cheesebrew. _.,.; "'./ I · SEVF:KAL ARRAIGNED PT PLEASANT - Arraigned 1efore Jusltce of Peace A. M. 3-oodwin on various charges and ined were : F'rank Catn, .Jr .. 1 Rt. I Washington, W. Va., and Otis E Bias. Huntington. both 1 ' harged with speeding. Ca in Nas fined $10 and costs and Bias $12 and rost s: James R Rol lins, Rl. 2 Leon. was fined ~to arxi cost~ on a fililurP to yield nghl-<tf-way charge and Boyd R. Fisher. Pt . Pleasant, paid a fine of $10 and co< ls on ln inloxiC'ation charge. I 1 I I e I ' How do I get percale sheets on a muslin income? Top Value Stamps, lhat's bow! PT. PLK\SAKT -- William I Levi Hod ge 19, ll1l!on. IV. Va .,, and Shirley Sue Chand!". lti. l Milton . ha\'t' llpp!trd for a mar- 1 riage license m 1tle ofFtre of 1 the County Clerk. C\lt .t boMI.h Ute • JUCCUitnt ~ SUI't"eVndetl Boneless 1ft- by Kf'09er Sw.t LEG-0-PORK Potatoq eftd slictd Ot-ar~ges for a ...,...., IUII'IInfor lvtnint mt.. l. "Me fWf ~BIOrted Color~ Facial Tissue $ 400-ct. Bone-~.. , ..• all !tone, skin, 1nd ~txetn fat n.>maved to IMk• fREE 100 IYtn·t'Ndy, boxes . lb. ... _, ....._ 49e Buns . :l.tb. ..... ~lorida Cake Mix~~~ 3~:: $1 "....... ~Pies -~·- .. -..... 5 ::_ 69e Ice Cream .• ------ -lit ..~ .. 69c • sa 4. . . . . Magic "-11-Nu or ..--.--------6 :,;.*$1 Skimmed Milk ---.\" ,.,..., 1 39c BLEACH K,., -;~ IU~De ..... __,.. ( . ,:.;.. $1 Dry Milk--- ---····- •:;: 79c t:.c...t. .... -~ 3 !: $1 NOW 1N HALF-QUARTS ~ 4 ~ TWa-1.. EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE carton serves 18 b II • ........ JW..~ --.._ ._... r. ou Ct . I SAVE YOUR R. t COLA, COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUil ORANGE. AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS THEY ARE VALUABLE! 49c 1 Maxwell House Coffee ___ . .~ s2c .. fer loll ltouoedeaol,._ Palmolive ______________ 2 gallon ...._... ... _ 61c Blades .. -·· _____ ••. ... 79c 23c ••••••• ••••• 37c -Palmolive Soap -~ ~:"'.:'_ 2 ~::- 33c _..,_ ,_ 19r Anacin •.•••..•••• _ ... 841 SAVI' ~~ Cashmere Bouquet Soap . 4 ro:.~·-4oc Pto :::... D. 1.. ......... IfNI ::·· French's Mustard . ______ 2 ..... 21 C ion · Betty Crocker Biscuits ___ 4 ':. 39c T.W.11 r..ato 1 I ~ 3 ... 69c Green Beans· ----- · 5 ~103$ 1 1 ~ - -· ·---- • ._ BEST COLA BUY Saltines••.• _______ 2 - "-o- tul llo, 1 1(.-_ ............ . F ...... Cube StNln EqJ_ 9/ll/116 - ----·------· ,.~- 15c R 0 ~ crOWil Cola I Less Than 5 lbs....... lb. 49c i I ASK- TO- WF:D- Lamb Shoulder Chops •- 6Yc ~amb Rib Chops . .. ..._ tb. 911~\ Lamb /,oirt Chops ..... fb. $/ .09 I Hiram \ -~=====::=======::====~~~ ).aug herty, secretary; and Shar- •I · .•tll !' r Leg-0-Lamb ·· ..... . . .......... "· 79c l.amb Breast Stew ........ lb. 29• c Shoulder Roast ...... .. ... ~~- a!lc lb. 39c F,..sh or Froth F......, lb. I On Route 124 - Syracuse, '0 , MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER e 5 lbs. or more ' I "LAMB SALE" SJ l-Ib. rolls BAKING HENS f••hourly '~~ fltvw. Ground "'"" • •' SAUSAGE 2 H, _ 11eef rich-red in celor .. . te~~~~; In mtun wltlt l••t -~ ;O ·U ;e" 11ilu •1"'\'ltiflll•r•!!lliltlll!f Always ftnt, tun Open Tuesday Through Saturd1y 9 A.M. to S P.M. Mar- ·~·~ ROLL Kroger Shampoo & Set - - - - 1.50 1 1 '.f $ ... rlgftt .. Ad ---·------- .. --- .................. Laundrg Detergent AJAX NtJ.l Can• We Will Pay lh Cent Each To Your hvorite Charity. Fab ~------------------- 2 ~~•.-71c 85c b4Jx Rose Petal Vel Powder __ 2 •:.r::. 73c --·-- - ROlle Lotion Vel Liquid ___ ' 1""1 65 C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_ bo.Ho ---- Ajax All Purpose Cleaner_ :!;~ 41c giant box Ajax Floor & Wall Cleaner ·::. 29r California '\ORANGES SHOES FOR BOYS A/liD GIRLS • Fresh ·- Pears ______ 5 ,.,. 39r Cauliflower Lorta llu uThey didn't have shoes this cute when I went to school!" OR AS GOOD A V AUJE. Soft leathers, lightweight and flen'ble, yet ruggedly OODSI:ructed fM better lit, longer wear. J Wit look at that staclwd heel, tbe new silhouette. Wouldn't your little Jirl be the envy ol her clas In lhil one? At thls price you reelly am't 110 wronr- Of Cllllllle, liDO ol OUl' erperienced li.tteno will obe'e l ~ JllllPidl• ~ Mi11e• 51... THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cantaloupes .. _ 3 for $1 ........ With Top Value Slamps you c:en till your ckJset with colorful Nnent or basic - Peat.·-- --- •,: $2.98 MWiiiJIItt Peat_ _______ ~- 79c - Spri"iff''lld .,.,.... shoat, lui otro, 1 3{5 books Top Volvo Stomps. And where do you get Top Value Stamps? At the better stores, that's where! They're your extra dividend, the bonus that makes your shopping dollars worlh more. Your dollar'~, worth more when you shop at~e - store ttiat gives TOI' VALUE STAMPS! '·• c large head Nabisco Me~~ ~kers ____ FREE 50 ................., - I .' Ze8ta,_(A-atkers . ____ .. _.... :!:· 33c Y.lli.ll.ll. . 1- ....... Jiffy ... F-1-YIII ""'· t/11/tG ~ 49e ._,_., ---· ........ ,....., ----·~II ••,.. ..., I,, •• ~......... - t/ll/tl __ ll ,l..,f... • •• I ...0 • ' �Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board E1 Jl .VANl AD P1 tNfoORMA TION I,.I.AIIloiNIIill COUI M lt<UI"'~ S•nt :30 ot ~ prev rom dUIJ IN!f""" o. ...wne l"al'lodt~~oltnf' lhflll A..M t SIGIB For Rent 1-R ....OO-M~HOUSE In M!:--so-n,-cor-. ner of Anderoon and 4th. Ph. 773-5712. 9 8 3tp Help W1nted Pomerov Motor Co. QUAliTY FARM HAND for dairy farm, house furnished. Write care of The Dally Sentinel, Box 688-P, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1964 Chevrolet Impala HT Coupe _ $2395 Loeally owned, clean interior, white finish, like new W. W• Ureo, 33'1 cu. In, VB enlllne and std. trallll. Radill and beater. llluf'rtal Voice of Broadway ••• reporting FOUR ROOM furnished apartment. Phone WY Z-3658. 8 21 tic 1 pomeroy Mofor C 01 Yau: ~flit Pull: C. A iiS, Jont: milt The Hug Tl ·ep::l mor . tha: '-===;:=;=;===::-==;=;==::::~=:::'j Pon~s. I 'I \IR 1l.r.lomloft ~ II P' ann mer Mill a~re 19. Tt still lug~age 1 -~---- Re> wa) usir I ;c ht $J4Q·OO :he eret p ""' ~~tdfi~:l;~!:~h~~e ~~ai:~:~~~ abo~t ~ ol r ·)(' ( lll' t 1 !t•,t ~.gncd: ,,, '"' "' tnr J F >ef :;.. int Rt. Oli wa Bh Ro liD yie Bo pa In Le1 --- • "' .1h -et~-f bea~ It t~lf ti ~000 gMallhoonusewaotner~->;~~~ I ,,.,, """ "''""' "" ~~.ooohea.ooti.ngp, l':'.~~~.M"":':m:;~i .!'~~':.':~'1. W~ll I Ii .....,,. M~. ~:~~~~ •g,~:.TY· M,,.,,.,, "''"'"'' ~ =-==----====;;;;;;. ) I I.. I I STEWART'S I l l u:ar· en~ ~itina ~~- ~:loLogr~ hardwood lumber. Contact ~rs. Jo~n Stout, Harrison-Ben Rowland Perry Wood \ vtlfe, Ohio. Phone SH 2-1834. Products Co., Columbus, Ohio. 9 7 3tr • Phone 444-'1865 days or 871>- , SPOTs before your eyes _ on 6134 ni&hts. 9 2 6tc I your new carpet _ remove . "", .1. lllllllraoet: ~ _ 0 them le t ' with Blue Lustre. Rent • ,,,..,., . .... Vlrllf opera e c f!C shampooer $1. Pick· '"""'"' eau WY 1-ZMI. OM Hardware, Mason, W. Va. lllltl• 9 7 ltc ;;;;;-"'"===c--:_. 1951 CHEVROLET graden \ Clothing store Is now tractor, cultivators d 1s k ' '"" ~· ails, Uhio, 10 brush cutter, upright piano. mill 7 p. m. 8 ZO tie can Sam Curtis WI 9-2112. • Sale or Rent t 3 Uc ateering. Autometlr. Sbowa g~~od eare. 62 Po n t•IIC - $1 , 695 VB Star Cbie14 dr. Sed. Pop. ular vin1] trim. R1dramalic all drlvt, 81 aettnars Pomeror, Ohio Iii FORD Fairlane 1100 VB autO malic, excellent condition. Priced for quiek sale. Robert Vance, Leading Creek Rd., Phone SH z-466&. 1 1 6tp ~ ~ ~- - pen 30, Vitality 31. Prot- estn.nt "•· careying brlclu! - 16,Pnbite lOad: abbr. 33,0utof: l9.Proaoun 34.Gtbe S6. Vn- 18.1Ait:k: Ir. 20.Fellne 21.0penpoet. 23.Dey 118te111tC' 27. Egypt. sacred bull :U.c.rtain , 28. Dlaorderly , nomination: abbr. turtle tUgltt pretlx. ):............ . ......,, ,. .,_ 38. He ''I , -10. FMt 42. Keel-bUiedl for cuckoo publicatiOn 43. Kitchen :fl. Floxoci uteasll Scot. :JQ. Prepa.~e 15 HIS HOTEI..,A'I-IRIGHT HOW IS '/O'GONNA INTO HIS ROOM? >-t>U . 29. Plague • 8l. l'o(gy 32.Want. 34. Canadlart I r province SI.Notgood 41.-th 42. Sw:ttlly U . IJ'rooUng , t6.Molber: ot-peari t8. SIIPtly Cl'llzy: Britlah eoUoq. 1 41. Bfpecl.o. . contra.t -~ I,H ~he alwa~6 qoe,; throuqh the park! DOWN l.Combwoot 2. Tenouok> 3.Bcll&ll Ill capital t.ibllail ' ~ants hold it until he. I"Will a small deposit for hrs home workahop?" somethina: SpUtter &. Youth DAILY OR'!P.roQUOTE- Bue'l how to work It: AXYDLBA..I.Xf' Ia LONGI'IILLOt, One letter llmp]y atancll for a.aother. In tbJJ san•J.!h~ A 1a UH4 for t.brt three X tor till two O'a, oto. sm,lo 1ottero _ . u., mm..- trophiM, the leasth and at tbo wordo are IDacb day the aode·letW. are tllfriZOllL SL .• Z I DZB: IHAI NA liJJIU GJ.K: SDM: OKAOJDU WMPO Radio THRlJ FRIDA 1'8:00 Sign Oo - News ~'ONDA 'I' o:Oo sacred Heart 6:211 Meigs Councy RFD 6:25 Paul Bowero, Farm 5 31: f~ews 57 W<:ather I IN .'Jauonal ~ews , .,; Bill Miller Sht>v · ill Sports Parttr1e ; J5 Bill Miller ~ho~ 6 I.St P1cken::. HarGwarL 1'1\Ju. 'fhurs.) 1 50 Newo I , Bill Miller Show 8 45 i 00 9cllii It :00 Baker Furniture Sholl News Coffee with Ja,lel Portraits ot a Patriot o · o~ Swap Shop 10:30 Bill Miller Bru,ch Show 10.45 Mason Agr. P.ogram !Tuesday; 10:45 Family Worsblp (Thurs.! l~o . 45 A .~. C. Program IFridayJ 11 .00 News II DO TiPy's Country Jllitction 1130 rbry'a Country Hymns '' 00 Cement Bloclt News t..SO Goessler's Guest Star !Friday) U:30 Larry Anderson Show 3:).) Jim Mees Show 4:15 Btaettnar Auk> Show 4.30 Electric Company News 4:4o Jim Mees Show 5·00 News 5cfl5 Jim Meeo Show 5:30 lllier'a Weather Report 5:50 Sports Parade THE aoliin:oseR-- 6:1111 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off SATURDA 'I'S _ 6:00 Sign On _ News UO Happy Valley Boys 6:00 Country Music Time 6:20 Cou"trv Jamooree • Itt; Protesl.aol Hour 7 30 Spnrts Parade 7'35 Larry Anderson Show '" 40 fl's Music \rmy 11:1111 Dutton's and Herns Dairy Top feo Show 12: 00 News 12:15 fuslcal fntertud•· 12:30 Rev Merlin reets 1:00 News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 5:50 Sports Parade 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off Sl'NDA'I'S 7:30 Sign On - Arm, Hour 7:55 News 8:00 Baptist Layman'; Hour 8:30 Sunday Show 9:30 The Bible Speak.• to You 9:45 Legislative Report 10 01, The Good Lile 10: I• <.:ongressman Moeller 10:30 The Coontry Hymntimcrs II :30 The Quiet Hour 12:00 News 12: 15 The Christiana Hour 12:311 The Rev. Merl!r Teets 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 2:30 Sunday •howr.as..· 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Stgn Off NI . -· GJB: &ll hlnt.o. BASil' NBAHZDAVK AHG LB:Z· DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD HO DAUGHTER. ARE YOU ALL. RIGHT? YOU'RE LEANIJKP.- VERY PAL.E, ' WJEH RADIO September Monday 'l'brooJb Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Brief 7:3 MusiOcal Clock 7,45 Echoes of Joy hi I B:OO 0 'o Valey News 8:05 World News 8. 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8·16 Musical Clock 8:55 Community News 9:00 Talk of the Town i: 55 Mason County News 1:00 Public Service 10:05 Family Worship Hour f0 :30 Latchstring l l: OG News 11 :05 Morning Melodle. I except Friday, Church Bells Ring) 11 :45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12:00 Community News 12:05 Noon News 12 lL• Markets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:2<t Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Oiscing With Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Cummunlty News s :os· Mason County News -- World a. National News Spotlight on Sports Weather Sunset Boulevard News Sign Off Saturday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clork 7:25 News in Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohiu Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs for Children 11:00 News 11:05 Saturday Show :12 :00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gram• 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:35 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:30 News Headlines 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:311 Top Ten Revue 5:0 News Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5:30 Community Choirs 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7:00 Dance Party 7:4{) Newa 7:45 Off the Air 5:10 5:15 5:25 5:30 7:4ll 7:45 ·· - -·-·- -· By ART SANSOM Br HAROLD GltA ~ 1-'Ek'bONA.LL'I' I'M JUST As HAPPv ,-a STILL ~ MY i-IEADI OLD CIAL SHOQE TOO< IT REAL HA~ O. !:!Q! CETTitt' HER HAlO BLOWEO QFF1 SI<E~ Ci l.lEOO 1HE Wf.KJL'E 1'\Hl COM£ 0. QUrrt A QIOCI( 10 SADIE, EiPBJAlLY "BUG9EV~" BR"' HOW SOMETHU'1Q TELL'J ME WE & HAVE ~ TO THA~K ~ OOR LIVES I ) ME? ~Hv·, O-IIEF ' HOW O'JUL [J l HWE H!O.D AN'{ ~ IN 1HET ACCIDE.!'lT? HaW YOU lALK/ HE Mlllltlei1ID "i/Af HM M ! THCILJGI·-IT so! BAk'PEL HAL;: ~llll OF C\JK:RET~ ! NO WONDER TI-lE: BREtC!-1. BlfW OUT, WI-IFN HE . Plll'..ED TH E TWIGGt.R , WAl., AA O'I:.UWE ! S''POSE THET GIJ'I COULCA· FRL INlO TI-IET ~T O:E-MENT AH WAS USII'I' TO PLUG ~liM ~A'f HOLtS ~ A'll~ ~q;J • .. .1\IE N;-JER. SEEN 50 PAM PER=D · tN MY LIFE. Thr. prayer of .. id PeUtloa 11 for lbeoll': ~- • 26. P ig. or""""~= ....... ; AND bath in Middle- SLUGGISH aeptle ~? Clog- W.-14 : : . : - ·• rooms and bath in Ced draiDI? Get 'K,lean-Emlrd al I (lid use, 7 rooms and 2 All Septic Tank Cleaner. IIIII • 11111 :s In Syracuse, i rooms Landmark Farm Bureau. flrmuce.nom. ... bath furnished or llllfurn- Pomeroy. e 3 30tp Small car eCoDOiDJ 1111 1 lD Syracuse, 8 rooms I 18115 HONDA 250 Seramble. Conhath In Amesville. Jacob tact Jack Walker Hemlock 11otrop11u. 14o1tn mrer, 144 N. 4th Ave., Mkf. Grove alter 5 p 'm. WY S. & MaiDs-._ PolilfiO!' d " ort, Ohio. Plrooe WY 2· f1'17, befDre, wv' 2-6894. " " - WY , _ 3G81. II lip I U tla t D tic -' d\ LO.Tra.ysfor 22.-· of-~~ 1 25. Gone 9. Proog oteppLea ? Pie 8. Gennaa river IG.Nott's r 18.Extrao 17.8twp 20. CeniMs 1 ;00?: g~ou~;{ g~od we~! w•te/:;i~ paymen~s mer oI prre..t u.correct • I 81aettnar s If a) 't 13.Vexed ~he HELEN HELP us ! I II. Crinkled fabrica 7. Tlbelatl .i' VIIIIIZIIOI& 12,WirelooiJ 7l~t I " 6.lotaterlai JV Bro• ' AOBOllll 1. Intrlrjue "f' ry. wen and ,...1 DAILY CROSSWORD rJt. mis~ '. WE CANGIT Ot.: JEDGE POTTER 9 8 3tp By DOROTHY KILGALLEN WANTED - Lady experienced .v ,, "'' •et."~~PUitl 1111t:ll Hll A. Ill. in drycleanlng. Steady work. '"' nat _. PUt<tll~~attOII 1963 Ford Gelexie 500- 4 Door _ $1795 ABC Cleaners, Mason, VI Va. Broadway Ballellll Soard praise of the Gemini-s acbteve- Race." VS erlilne, Crulseomalle trons., power steering and brakes, ttJjiJUI.A r1Uf'41 9 4 6tp \ , mest, but maybe they could Mary wens, favorite singer 1n t · ·un••~llet -•"W UM f'\lbl power seat, grey finish, new 1st line whitewall tires, radio - - · ··-· Some defense plants are go- ford to be. Key Communlsta of the Beatlel, will be out with '" ""''' ~' ..... ..., ltiiP deltmfM'I lJNFURNISHED 4 room, . ,,.,...ru• ~- ••"" ~huul-' nr utilicy room. nice yard. Po!Dt and heater. ladies at once lo help . ing on a six-day week to rush Latin America bave been tip- the 20th album ol her career lD . .., ..,,..~~~ l"'medl•tet• rtJe I.Jtll\ 1963 Carvair Panel __ _ _ _ _ $1599 THREE 1• ~"" '1\(11/ Ml .-e1pnn~UII1! fO'I Lane. Lincoln Heights. Pb. with Fall and Christmas busi· . out the weapons needed for ped that Russia will attempt a few weeks, "Mary Wells Sings 1111'1"' aan ->11# "l!!ftrrtK't ln•ertlon Locally owned and a real clean one. Fawn finish, 6 cyl. enWY 2-3874. 6 L& tic ness. Full or part time. $30. Vietnam · · War on poverty "a re8lly big one" that would Songs to the Beatles" alAl'Q gine for econ()JllY, good tires, side doors and rear doors, ,.0, Want "" sema. , H:lEE ano tour,..,,., rurr--h& $50 week part tfrne. Car nee- department The three hottes,t top anything we've done within all aongs written lly Paul Meheater. • ~Jent• pet •nn:l on• ' rultt"kn'l ld and llllfurDllbed pan essary. Write c-o The Dally male movte stars - Peter 0 · the next few months. (A try for Cartney and Joho Lenon. The fottntmuR' :!larp ftli ~fttl lll !:t~nb ~ ~~mrd !nJ rhrN OM' mentl. WY W414 12a6 tfc,l 0, Sentinel, Box 668-S, Pomeroy. Toole, Richard Burton and Sean the moon, maybe, comrades?) release date just depends on lfoiiUII""' .n~ert."'"' Ohio 8-28-12tp I Connery - now gel the . same bow soon the boys lind time to 511 '..>Otl l!efll I Iiili" ' UJII 00 llllolll • .,.,.., ad• p~~u1 wttntn Ul otap ond I ROOM forntshet apartOPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. fee for makmg a movie . $750,- A funny - well, write liner notes lor it "The CART"i Ot rHI\'IIK ~ (, ul.IJ'I'Ui\11.!.1'..~ 11.2t1 fm" Ot• w'lrd min 1 1 ments. Rowley & Reed Hard llOMI ~ Business Services 000. And ob, the fringe benefltsl serious. rumor has It that Trials O'Brien,. th · · th· tmum t!;aoll .ndtllon•J "'"ro 1.. ware. Uc 110'1, OHIO Intimates of Ben Jack Cage, bic Reynolds will star In cO'ItJJDgoTV dra~ ~t~rs 01'~11 .1. 1-l.IIUR~ 11:10 "- M t.r '>,111'1 ~ I'll. 0..11J 5 11 SlturdO 8;,111 '-· .1 <t U ,Ob IIOOB BULLDOZER work wanted- the last of the American lam- film biography of Mary Peter Fall< a lawyer a IT'b iiJ &All' TWO BEDROOM house on Lin· For Sele SI T d bushing, bacltfflllng, rr.isters in. Rio de Janeiro, be- ford. That ought to_ bring drama ':alng on behind TO I' I A• 'l A coin Hgts., birch l<ltchen, au· I e or fl I Free estimateo. Phone WY 2- Ueve he wrll return to the !!. 8. curls ... Elaine Stntrh scenes which could make good IIU:SUl 1 I"ROl'l '' tNO 1 "-'N'I A.D PHONE WY 2-2156 tomatic gas beat. WY 2-5127 SHOTGUNS for sale. Herb 1953 CHEVROLET truck, $300 22D8. 9 7 IOtc soon to tare the charges against telling people she's going lo get courtroom fare It tnYolves a ---- 8 20 tl< Williams, Shade, Ohio. \ for sale or trade, gas fl••lr i blm in his native TexBS. Cage married, but gee whiz, we've well-known wrlter who claims - ---· rt!AILEH SP.~~ES, ll•t rate 9 8 6tp l furnare for iiBie or trade for , an msurance exe?UtiVe, wow· been hearing that ror so many he submitted a pilot script and water. free sewage Cont•··• GAME ROOSTERS lor sale. coal furnace. WarmMorning I MARK ed New Yorkers ~rth hls laVISh I years. The heroes were all mar. plot outlineo to the "O'Brien'' Card Of Thanks WE Wl>ll to expre'" o:rr ap· John J . ~·ry, Depot St.. Rut ' Herb Williams Shade Ohio.\ real hea ter, two rabbit beag-~ parll~s ~fler renllng Miriam velous, though - Grg Young, producers that remarkably par· precia tion and thank> I<• ali i land. 8 26 30tc ! ' 9 B 6tp les, will try, few chickens, AUTO Hopkms Sulton Place town Kent Smith, Joe Allen, Ben allel what will he seen on the who se nt I!Mtd flower s, mon- I heavy breed. Howard Nobles . . I house ftve years ago · · · J 0 e Gazzara and a host ol darlings. show. He has ! ~ttery ol fwev transportation and words , FOR SALE FARM EQUIPMENT for sale : I Hysell Run, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 ' Man_klewrcz, who asks not~ be We haven't auditioned the cur· yers working on t~ case-some of .sympathy. pallbc<orers. llol ·! i 8 IHC No. 15 field chopper I Phone WY 2·601l9. 9 8 3tpj CONDITIONING rem~nd~dhthat h~ddl~~tedM ~~~ Nrent prospect, thG. Pudney . . . of them frying to illssuade him, zer hospital staff. orgamst, wrth corn hear and No. 55 ! ---~-----· opa a, as so ts an •• ewspapers roughout others ready lq draw u th8 soloist. Pastor .Joseph Kraly, fREFlER BUY! .John Deere blower wit}• 8 in. Real Est1te For Sale ! I --, tan home on E. St. and plan land will he happy to bear complaints. P Hev . Pearl l'aslo. t-:wm~ Fun· prpe. Albert Parker. Chc!r~r. 1 FOR SALE_ House in Ractnet Si es & Service to hve and work m Europe Warner Brothers will shell er•l Home. Fritz Bu' k and No Federal Excise Tax Oh10. Phone 985-34f5. , 5 rooms and bath , price reThe Soviet ·newspapers were $3,000,000 to advertise their Harry Belafonte's friends are ~ Cu. Ft. Chest . 9 8 3tp duced. Call _ 1. 1 Fi!Jt Almost Ever, CBJ ""tremeiy generous in their I rilic comedy. "The G rea begfi(D& him to hire bodyguards 1 949 281 $179 HO becanse he's received so many :~II who .nc lpl•d tn anvway dur- FREEZER 1964 NDA 150, white side 1 9 8 12tc , t Transferable When t.breats. Harry probably doesn't ing the illness and death of USED FREEZERS and our dear husband and tather ., REFRIGERATORS w•ll tires, electric starter, i HOUSE FOR SALE You Trade Cara take them seriously, or realize• f F • 'd . windshield, 2 mirrors, crash I Modern Ranch Style. Beautiful th t bod h Edward Young . 18 cu. I. rrgr bar, saddle bags, car- l loralion on top of amall hill \Guaranteed 24 months a' any y w o wants to "get )1rs. Edward Young and Chest ~- $IIO rier with strap, soft hand lacing Stale Highway Garage on • '1ost or 24,000 miles you' can do it if be doesn't Popular Unit mind going along on the same ~ Children. otho. Howard . 24 Cu It Unl'co Bellie. Beroire. Edrth. Elva · · grips, tender ornament. Ph. Route 7 with good road to main ' " b and Jean. ttp Upright $75 SH . Y Helen Bottel ··· Jill St. Joho and lrer 9-~ 8 Jtp highway. Four bcdr 000118 , living, I 98 Hotpoint refrigerator $30 ~ 24935 _ _ dining, family, kitchen, break- , ln the U.S.A. secret love turned up at BarPOMEROY STEREO. RADIO - combma-, !181, play, maid 's, utility and , Should "Ul•pttmate" Appear Speaking of all night low's, as if they wereu't going ::-c-cc=ln= M ""emory ___ Joe~ w c'"" tton umt, lovely walnut con- shop. Three baths, ceramic tlle , lnatotlod On Birth Certlllcale? alter the prom (or were to make It a secret any more 1 IN ME'.!ORY of Walter s. Manoger sole, with 4 speaker sound and wall to wall oarpet on Dear Helen : the "48-hour prom" ... The benefit abow at Shea Smith who passed "way one Ph. w~ l-2111 system, 4 speeds, dual VOl· floors. About two·thirds of I ' sy) our son's high school Stadium, Sept. 19, Ia referred year ago today. Sept_ ember 8.j -I ume control, highest tidelity, I house is paneled in mahogany The answer you gave to the proves them each year to as "All-star;• but a lot of the " f Sd with AM & FM radio. Pay ' and wal~ut. Alf condruoned. I w.oman whose baby would ar- mothers m ' char•e. The kt:ds get scheduled _ _,....,_ are ••"'- . S dl ' mrssr d .. y WI e. a •e• OR SALE ·" . f Lar•e P tt nd d bl bf h ld b o ''''""''""'" uu,_ Smith , Children and Grand· F b 'ld ~4 a~;e ar~, t~o ,l balance of $87 57 or 1ssurr>e On 1ot 390'~~\a; :,r~:;~t Pomeroy, 0 . I fiVe e ore s e cou . e_mar- together aod yak, then have tcring imprecatiODI because so children. 9 8 Up of $1.25 per week I by appointment only. ___ breakfast 5 a. - .and muUch advertising and pro. . -~ able for trailer court . Mrs. Try rt tn your home. CaU l PRICE REDUCED t.; CONIJITIONING Refrtger 1 almost rlght. These parents who by that ltme th~y re bred mo _on """ fealuled Sammy Notice John Stout. Phone SH 2-4834, WY 2-6555. 9 8 6tc Write: <lo Tht Dally Sentinel ation service. Jack's Relrl1 lived together without marriage enough nol to take rtght off lor Davts ~nd Soupy #alea, an_d the 66 --~ Harrisonville, Ohio. 1965 COLOR TV. This set has Box 1-H Pomeroy, o. eratlon New Haven Phone I b 0k th I n 1 . d the beach. angry ones have ~n loll m the . FREE 1,000 S&H Green Stamps 9 7 tc 1 uhf and VHF, instant color ' FOR SALE - 7 room boOS<. ru 2-3537. '4 6 Uc I s~ ~d the bawi ld 1· ~inn\i In recent years drinking has shullle. Well, W star, kid, 1 How ' For viewing the new ·--~- -- - - - -3- , picture control. Picture tube bath, eleclrlclty and water, - - - t ou h eyd e do · "~ ~ \y become a small problem, so and they'll put Ypur picture in 1 1 Compact Vacuum Cleaner '" AUCTION s turda s t · still in warranty. Take over located in Pomeroy. Mrs. A!JcrJONEER ~ go a ea :nb grve ed ~ t last spring we arrnounced every- the paper. Otberjrile you're • •! Y• ep em- 1 1 CompteiO Servlct ! 18 n~me, an e reassur . a one would be searcbed at the just another act "' m1 in the 1 your home Phone P<I rkers- ' her 11, 12:30 p.m. EST. Be- payments of $12.10 per month John Stout, Harrisonvlie, Crill Bradfttrd no hmt of tll~grtrmacy_wrll be door lor smuggled bottles, and bill, and go dry'!"pn the unlon'l burg, 4115-4862 Collc-ot. ' cause of age and health' 1 or pay balance due $348.21. 1' Ohio, Phone SH 2-48.14. 'I Write, Prone or Contact put 0~ lhe btrth cert1ftea te - the bottles would be confiScat- shoulder 9 8 3otp have moved in a trailer home Try It in your home. can 9 7 3tc i m thetr state' • . - · -- -- and will sell the following ___ WY 2-655_ A. llaelne, o,. 8RADFORD 5·----~- 9 &! 6tc ·; FOR SALE - 99 acre farm Oblo I think the . certificate shnuld edWe found them! They A lot of~etr were · · .vI I. I. NOT he responsible for personal property at t h e IT COSTS nothing to use 1 new house, on mail and school tell the truth. Maybe then the{< taped to legs, pinned under- handed a wron e when they 6 1 Uc dchls contraci.O by any· home of my son, Earl Cost- Blue Lustro Carpet Sham- bus route. Phone Sam Curtis. would he some shame to the neath full dresses under shirts · ted th o•w other than myself. er in Syracuse, Ohio, pooer with purchase of Blue WI 9-2112. 9 3 tfc ifi!:ATING, Plamblfl&, MaeDer parents and people would show d. Tb ' kid h ded prm e story! about Aristo00 Gilbert Freeman. State Route 124, next to the Lustre. Baker Furniture, MidFIU1lacea. Arnold Brotben, a little more respect for the ::: m purses.lth e t s aln I I tie Onassis a group ol 9 7 31p Syracuse Mission. Dish cu~ dleport. . 9 7 6'• Ill Easl Main Sb'eet, Pam- law em over w ou comp a n ' financiers to btG> the Bahama ~ bo · and we chaperones were Itt to Co 4ctua11 th to board , base cabinet· rorkers, INCH T bl S 1' .. ,.'-'•• U b eroy. P ae WY t-MU. When young people read that be red UNTIL rp. Y e P 1 1t-:11 MORTISHA, a truly trailer bed porch glider 1 a e aw, wt s o ~Riw "f 7 10 Uc tlrcre ar 0 pe alfes lor hav · .... • banana in ultl·mlllion-dol· 1 ft d 1 d T • • • Dado Blades, $25. Gene Grate, . . en n • one suggested we sample vod- tar deal is Streeler Angr e pam rea er - e11s dresser, tables, wtndows and WY 2_ _ 9-7-3tc MASON, w. VA. Baby farm 'IEIGLER Bun.Dil'lG Supply mg tllegthmate babie:', will ka, whisky and gin out of dre G Douta 3622 you past, present and future , I doors, set of metal wall cab!- ·------·- with 14 acres well fenced Racine, Plastic wall tile 14c they he able to rtght from bottles. Not one had anything ~~eq~~:t~~s.a~:eer:ls~~y .;;~ I nets, 2 chests of drawers 2 BEANS, potatoea, tomatoes and aud Dice 1 per sq. fl lor bathrooms, wron~? No h•rm mtended, Hel- but Ice tea or straight water in phy. A •lick llj!lgazlne probably pc. bedroom suite, dinette 'set sweet,.,cornlfil.t VIPorllanl-2254d. Clar-hl ler mile C:~ :~n~": i~~ boose builders, aluminum aid· en. I m Just lelt111g off some ill 11 was a totally "dry" par· ill blfr convince you that Sister Mor· l oak diSh cupboard lamps ence rro ' ' 0 o. f h 'th b lh , lng, kitchen cabinets measur. steam. K.eep your wonderru.I co.I· ty without one incidence of w print il l. fore It goes Into tisha will read your life like, old washstand chairs ' 1 24 uc 1 hrame . ouse plat-' (f wr ooda , bgas ed to size of kitchen. umn gomg - 1 rea11Y enJoy tl. drinking, but we had the dickens book1 form . . Patrick O'Neal, an open book . II you are wor· I f ' ' ea 1mg ree 1, g arn "RS J R A on ocation Baton Rouge ried or troubled, don't fail to I orm rocker, gas stoves, trail· SEWING machtoes, repair llll'--1 28 x 30 with metal roof other 7 17 tfc -... . .. : \ of a time _getting rid of those with " Kelly," had to er heater (oil I, antique stand vice, aU makeo. WY t-2284. ! holldlngs Exce lienal' and , - Dear Mrs. A. bottles, whtch, of course, amus- misa ada see Si<ler Mortisha. She's and dresser. rinse tubs , dishes The Fabric Sbop, Pomeroy . ed I . II p ' lnstrudtanl II only ALL my critics were ed the kids more than sneak- be t . y shooUng because helr.ed others, why not you'' an d pans. Many ot her arhcles. . pnc ow.seVA. . _ ' - - - - th.15 k.md go mto 1>liats with a group Authroized Singer Sales and MASON, . ing drinks would. You can't win of •e!ifeltati 8 • room u. s. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Private readings given daily Mrs. Etta Custer, Owner. Service. 3 29 Uc fr h 'th "'" - wom•• " ••• o•••· ..,.,,. In fact, I feel hke a heel, ar- -or did we? -CHAPERONE •· In a local resIn her home 7 days a week TERMS · CASH . ' ame ouse WI bath and s..,. ' guing with you but I simply Dea Cha . laurant. He lmocted down incl uding Sund avs. 9 a. n• to : Not res;..,nsible for. accidents 14 Cwlllf!th, !gout. Onfumaly ay l:'ooell ,must say I don•i go for the sins P: .... You didn't 8Dd badly round ... 11 p. m. All readings sa tis· ~ Tb B df "" """' .., .., TlioUJonih or 1' " ,,. • . '"",."'"'' of the fathers' being visited on did Rex has joined the 0 1111 e ra ord Auctton Co. stand, 30 feet hose. call Joe doand balance •••.00 ""' """"'"'"'· ......," you? -H. factory or no charge! Loca~ ! 9 4 6t n..-w Rhool mlfielent for IUJI,)' jobl. the children. Dear Helen· actors who also ed this side of Gallipolt'< at I c Hysell, Pomeroy, Ohio, WY monthly. FREE lnlormollon lo... ......... A Ioo.... direct • flick with Al'""'"m'""· wnteon TODAY """'' ...., and archaIc elivorce Shouldn't .people who come L~ ' a tht's st'de of Srlver 1 Bo• 100, Cu of Daily Ja W (the yearS .....'"WI• ' 12 g•. REMINGTON auto-load- U585' 9-"vu•tp C. C' CIJCALER' REALTOR I """' ••• •••""· u ...the tn &moe, • W8lwue '"•• pert'od Visit · your bouse (DO matter if ""'' ..L.-'-Kanau •a Bndge. Look for hand 81 gn , ing shotgun. New condition. W t d T B BOX Z2ll WY Z-3830 before the final decree) pushed they are friends or relatives) All are welcome. ' Phone WY 2-3054, Tracy Whaan I 0 UV POMEROY, OIDO Le 1 Noti this couple into breaking anoth- at least knock or ring the door A BCirellll, wbo's been 9 4 3tr 1ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. 9 8 5tc 9• ce er law. Granted, they should hell before entering? we moumiDg divorce from a 9 4 30tp 1 let DO YOU WEAR-a-Size 4-B I POLLAROID 60 sec. camera, miscellaneous. Call or write: I FOR SALE - Modern house 1 IN THI coMMoN,.. ,., couu have been morally strong wouldn't mind If they entered pretty boy years, Just had 0"10 shoe? We have samples which ' wrth new wink light, $45.00. Howard Cecil, 800 W. 4 rooma with bath, utilllie•: ....rtv to walt for marriage, Immediately after they knocked ber lace out Hollywood 1 regularly sell for $14.95 ror ' Cali WY 2-2757 or see at 471 Matn St., Pomeroy. llBfa&e1 aluminum aiding c.. """" '''x ...,.,.,., but that part Is past history. without our coming to the • Nunnally Johnson'• Teloetrl,rt IOH Tb ey kno w they erred without but we want at least that much ln~~;~4t~~~wln 6 .. $4.99. The Shoe Box, Middle- Sycamore St.. Middleport. .. tfc Nice yard out of high water.' lit '"'""· N P. Hoyt's port. 9 4 6tc 9 4 3tr FOUR ROOM house, bath and Write Dol 254, Racine, Ohio, ,.,..,10 , ...,.,. ":;.....1, my beating them over the head. warning. Tlrese people we biog, "Marilya ICLARINET and pony. - - Ca-ll WY furnace • furnlabed. $35 month or phone WI 9-2277. "" '""" It's. far tiptoe in to "surprise us." -B. Ventll" !Duell, :I ..x ••".,Jelel w••""""Vlrtlllle their babymore has aImportant that th 0 be -'te 2-7013. 9 1 6tp Couple preferred. Dial LY 2- FOR SALE - 7 room bouse 1 name .. .. e • "" s: 1. """'· • Allmlntatrattr - 8l30 Alb betw and !liGHT name. Dear H: 111 FOR YOUR 8 FOR YOUR huntmg needs visens een and bath, 1 large bedrooms, ::,:-,: - - . As for other young people: People who barge Into boDJell J P' 9 · m. 9 2 6IC new Holland stoker furnace, 11 Stewart's Gun Shop 'Rut' dou't teach right from Wl'tbont knocking are rude, In· ~~;::~ (UPI)-'"'-· 1 ' 1a d ' rllAJLEJt LOTS _ '"' .., thermo COD!ro!led. _l!!xcellent ... ,,.. '"""' " T"-"'• w1 ~ c; ., .. HUNTING NEEDS n d. OhiO. Shells, bullets and ••• and water. BroWD'I ....., location. Phone Racine WI 9- =:,~":."':.'.':;.~'"· th threats of penaltleo. considerate, pushy, and run the ty Commission pow er for re-loading. Also ..,... .._ MOTICI n right moral values come risk of being kollked on lbe Tues~ai referred the questlol will buy, sell and trade guns. er Park (Stale App1oved) 1613• 9 1 ltc how you feel about life, bead lor a pi'OWler. Friends of l\ mlllloil roof on the VISIT 9 1 18tc Minersville, Ohio, Pbone \n FOR SALE - 4 room frame not what you fear. - H. should oot aDiy bock or rJDg, new atadlum to ManaaBOY'S BICYCLE;-a- good one, U324. 1 U tic bouse, new bath. basement. BIG JOKE but walt for lbe door to be op- lng Fred T. Corleto fte porch glider, lawn swing, Aut0 S.ltt Jarge front porch, newly Dear HeleD: ened. -B. washing machine, double painted, plenty of water, GUN SHOP galvanized tubs, cupboard ~ mite from town. Must see · ~bullet and tables to match 62 Buick __ $1,795 to appreciate. Phone WY 2RUTLAND, OHIO dtacrlbed, to-wll,: willow rocker, Combat vac- LeSabre 4 dr, Bard Top. =::.,..::-:''=-=-....,..--.,...-~~ lllddleport,•M•IP In •••Countr. ••• Addlu Oblo.. . t. t:nRRD"fiUNF app! pubI Derr l lla' ...A•\4' 11:1 .1 A UUNh Ju I .. r. DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Ml~~~rt, 0:, Se~8,_196G ' 01 4 Union Avenue, outside ~ ~!~~:er :Ura~~ ~.-:a-1: poration limits, with n;mnlng IDef••••nt '' ..... ,,.. to ""'w" nld Petition on or before the J3nl day of water and natural gas. O.totoor, , .... .,.. WY 8016 or WY 2-7759. IUon "'~':.':,.':;".-.. ""''"· LOT FOR SALE: E1celfent ·--~ w...,., .,. ....,.,_ PlalriiW L-"dlng site _ 3,II1 a-· A<tomen '" PloioUff U\W "'~ on (J) l, 8, 111, :12, 31 {10) .. fCe Route 33, 5 miles from Pomeroy. Good well Calf WY Hl87, I 17 Uc J.......,, ""' .. Insure nee ~,g ~ TERRY By GEORGE WONDIR I MAYI!E FROM GIVING lOOM!OiOF HIMSELF.I'ERY IIAETNA CASUALTY ln!urance Mullen Inaurance Apacy, (De. 1 POIDfi'Oy, PIIOII8 WY 2-3181. :_'~~• ..•ii-mtontio· ~~~·-··~·· t 1 tfe o· ==:-:::----::-_:_.::....::.:_ PHOTO CopJina lervfca., Cop SICj(:. :0,U::..: 211mjlaiJOI'I, lllier d a.ter~ r' llil I1 01, ost lll1 Cnw. crow a ....... £ltom..,. r.r Awllcant 1 THINK RA!N)H HAS~SIQ(, ln!urance Agency, Inc ., eroy. Phone WY 24311.91tlc ---·'";.;'..;";JJ II .. �..... ·-· -· · -~ · · ~ ·· · ..... .. ~-· · -~ - · - ....... . . -- ··~ -... -~··---~ · -·-· · ~-.-.~-- ..... . .... -- ~~ ~ - . . ... ... ... ....... , ~·~····- · ··-~ . :~ •••·....... .. ·. .. ~. ·n....- ~ ~ ' • >'l'..,.W'f.J.<t , ""J;;:; .• -. • .• • • ___ '. I ~AT MM'RER HONORED 1 Planl are Made - I!Ommlsslon of Margaret Selden- next meeting, SeptemMr 20.1 Ma:r wiD Mr and Mrs. Karl 1 abel as deputy was read. Plans Plans were also made lor pot- The Bradbury P.. A 81 the entertained with a dinner Sun· [)mu•• Clwrter were made to drape the charter luck !'elr.esbments, !ollowing the j meet Thursday cverung day at their lm'me '" Mull'rs- J., .. . in memory of Mrs. Yost at the __ . ville huuurtng her mother. Mrs. 'l'hcud~rus Council, Daughters - - ------OWer NOtman Rose, Mrs. L. Lyollll . Welby Whaley. on Iter bll'lh-1of Amcnca, melm regular .... Mrs. John McLaughlin , a re- and Lvndall. :.Irs Delmar Til& September business m••l· day. A decorated birthday cake . sron Monday ~vening at t~e =ii;;;;=JFr cent brtd'. was guest ot honor Baum .· Bett y Eastman. '-'"·I ing of the Youth Fellow•ltip of was served wit~ the turkey din- I IOOF _ hall . wrth Della Sta • Jlf a show:.-r ':!i vf'n l·'ndav evrn- Hogt>:' 1\ellt'f'. {;oldlt' ~stmaO. I (IJP Enterprise EUB church was ner tn Mrs. Whaley, Mr . and councrlor, presldmg. , 1ng. by her aunt . . , Mr~. _ Hom~r Mr. a11 d :\Irs. Kt>nrJeth fi'J'e<:ker.l held Sunday ~vening at Ill~ Mrs.. Herb Herdm an nt _s,•:leo-; Reported ill were Beulah Au!-tl'l •trr. ~~ her· U1est er H11 . 1d ·tt.Jr · and .\ irs· \\'! Ibm ~ frt> cker. fonta me ' Larrv . church ·. . . . · and. .Jackre - ·. Ste- ther·sun -m Ve1e-rans 'I -~ em 0r 1· 81 _ ~l r . and .r. ·Jrs. frank Clark, )lr Bonme Smtth, president . ..-.-'<l S. men~. Lakevte\.,.·: \\·tll 1am (,n u-•. . • No frost, no defrosting ever, even lit hoJl1E' . 11 . -\ pink and wh1te rol ur tlv> me ~nd \lr!-1 Henrv JMH'hlln, \'lr. in charge ol the meeting which . sf'r, Miner sv ille. and tile lws! Hosptla l. Ell~abell\ Campbe In freezer. A delight to use. · -.r. \\ ~•s carnl:'d LJU! in the d t' ("•l r ;l- ,·_md ;\ Irs. f'r"f'd Smith. )-1r . and opened witlt devotions bv_ Jun-: and hostess and suns, Larry Holzer Hospital, Carrie Neutz.. 'j • 150-lb. freezer-lift-out baSket. 1 ns. su ~ pt> n oNi tmm !hE" d-wn- \lr~ Olm H:ltlr~ . \lr and \tlrs. iOI Bent2. A skit was prf..,ented i and Bob. I ling and \t1abel Bearh~. one A. • Twin Vlllllbll HydriiDII Ito.ld_ nearfJ <l,·l ;er ove r the gill liiblt• were l!enry Uullord, Mr. and Mrs. by Junior Bentz, Susan Dixonl - · - member, Rhena Yost lost by : • ~ bushel. Storaae door, \\I ll·· ·· ,~,...dd m~ IJt> lls wllll : J~nk Carl AshbHu~h. Mr. and Mrs. and Judy and Bonnie Smith. I Games were Jed by .Judy and death. Flowers were sent. The FPDA-14-BJ amr wh t:r <;t r!:'::t l!lers extendmg ~"'rank Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bonnie Smith who attended 1. : ''" elld ' "' the table._ Challin. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sber- to 18; Boars 13to 15; Pigs 8 to Camp Otterbein, this summer. Buy On Convenient Ttrms t.a nh'-; 1\ l'r· e played dur mg the man, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cole, 15. Plans were made ror "slavP . "''"""" ·' " '' pr izes awarded the Mr. and Mrs._ Al~in Grill, Mr. CA1TLE _Steers 16 to 21 .60; day" Salurday, September II PuWtok Just " ""'" " art er wh~eh the honor- and Mrs. Vrrgtll!mdon and Mr. Heifers 14 to 18.40: Fat Cows and anyone in area hovong odd I ~·. • g~ lf'<.; ! opened her many love- and Mrs. John Goodwm. 13 to 15.30; Canners 10 to 12.75; jobs are asked to call the Rev. ' Your Dependable 1.1 · gills.. d Bulls 13.60 to 18; Stoek Steers Menzil Smith. Deoltr For ~ """"'' course was serve I RETURNS HOME 17 to 22.60; Stock Hei!ers 13 to Attending were Keith Evans, ! "" cr::<•:ll trJys bv Mrs . Holter Mrs. Lue~lle Mayes returned 18 . Stock Steer Calves 18 to Paula Frick Jane Johnson, Ma -' a~ ~ ! '>l t'U bv fl-'.l rs.Inn ..Huv Holter \ homed. Sunday evemng after 24.50; ' . Calves 17 lo ry Carleton,' Bonnie, Judy an d J Janice k . L' Stock Heifer AND and tI, Jt •g I •I t'l-., . " 11 · -- ~ pen mg 1wo wee s m tma 20 M · s "th Susa Dixon :\1arAitendm L. \\ f're Mrs. Joseph wi! h her son and family, Mr. ' · . ~ne .. m~ ' . n · ' WIP t-lf-'1 . \ lr·· \\•Hllhm Mnra ;md Mr~ . William \tayes and VEAL CALVES -Tops 29: JOrie, Jumor, Mtke and Brenda MIDDLEPORT, 0. i:i nd .l a d ;w ;J nd .l't~ tl~. \-l rs . L>nn~. C'hildren. She was accOmpanied Seconds 28.40; Mediu~ 21 to Bentz, Mrs. Thoma~ Brnl.z, 31d \1or :l \J r-~ H~>rrl Young. I to Lima by her daughter and 26.30; Common&: Heavies 20 to Mrs. ~n ~unnel and lhe Rev. Phon• WY-2-2550 Memd Sm1lli. Hllchw \l r:- \\t•t !tk!l Frt-'l'kt r. d 11 ldren. Cbuekit' and Paula. :\tlrs . .J<J!HJ Bailey, :..l rs . Ha y - ~ W!ule then~ they visited in Saomond Fn·t'ker. _\·Irs_ Bt ll Grues- dush . Indian Lake, Cedar Point er , Mrs. Roy Ito Iter and Ann . and ~t Blue Hole, a unique unJanice and Eddie, Mrs. Paul 1derwater river and tourist spot. HoHman. Mrs. Nat Carpenter. Mrs. Maves also visited in Mrs Colr. Mrs. Lloyd McLaugh- Belpre w'ith the Covert !amily lm and Palt v, Mrs. Roger Star- and attended the Washington C"her and Mr s. Roy F'reckcr. county fair. Mrs . Covert is Sending_ gifls -:ere M~':.!.:en· lteac hing in lhe Belpre elementary schools this year. 1 ;,.uc~•r lo-Dafiy' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 .. Sept. 8. 198_5 Meeting Held 8 f • Zeorg~·~·~~i;lr~o~~('~~·u~ y nterpr~se llaum, Mildred and Margie, Mrs. EUB fellowship -----Is Honored ' hSh WIf ••·~ n~~---~-- ..:~~~3~: FRIGIDAIRE value ••• 100% Frost-Proof! 1 STOKELY FRUIT COCKTAI~ ;.========:. I I I i' > ,I I ANTHONY Plumbinq. Heating 303 Can BAKER FURNITURE PLUMBING HEATING \lr~ Pi•:, rl ~l•'!·:~. \1r~_ Hobrr· 1 l~nily. ~rs. Ern~t~v~tand 1 ~----- --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Sorry, Pal, But I'm On My Way ... To Get Some More Of 1 Those Good Values At My I CARAVELLE Line Scores a 1'1100!(1 fJ1f 8ULDVA lirst /ow-cost quality watch SIIGCll· lfSISTAIIT - By United Press International American League l ist Gamfl , B• ltimore 002 000 2oo- 4 7 I New York 000 000 200- 2 10 I I McNally, Larsen <1), S. Mill· er iB I and Brown. DoWDirg . Mikkelsen 18), Ramos 91 and l 4 lloward. Winner - McNally •8-61. Loser- Downing (12-13l . i HH - Bowens •5th). 12nd Gamel Baltimore 011 400 102- 9 16 0 New York 000 000 212- 5 11 1 ll•mker. Hall 191 and Lau. 1. Renin i 41. Jurewicz .Jianco (81 and Gibbs. WiD· ," -Bunker 18-7). Loser - Cui· -len 13-4 ). HRs- Powell 02tb), LYONS Clover farm Store ••r••na plus Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Reigns -- Friday Night! RepOZ (lith). 1Kiff. D• • Unc.t•.,. _.,. __ __ RACINE RUTLAND Food Market Clover Farm Department Stal'll ''Th e SturE' With A. Hart" Fifth and Pearl Open 8 to 8 Man. fhru S.t. tnt eon1 t• uc\lon P · ~ ~ · ~ 10 n- Jt'lll'tltd 11!11~tm.nt FROM ONLY $1095 I Cleveland 010 053 ooo- 9 17 1 Chicago 401 000 ooo-s 11 0 Kralirk, Terry ill. Slange 121. Hargan 14) , McMahon (7) and Azcue. Pizarr r, !ol"\n 15). Locker (5), Lary ·1 Rllmano. Winner ' 3-1). Loser- John !11 -7• ron (17th ), Alvis . mon (3rd ). RT. 124 RUTLAND MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT 10ouncejar SHOWBOAT BRAND Boslon 001 020 000- 3 II I Detroit 3110 000 llx- S 7 I Monbouquette (11-18) and Nixon. Navarro, F'ox 15) and Sullivan. Winner - fox 16-3). IIR Cash 123rd). MIRACLE WHIP PORK& BEANS Large 40 OI. Family Size Right Cans resen·ed 3cans 2qt. jars 89( 1.00 to limit ARMOUR'S BEEF STEW ecLOSED All DAY THIS THURSDAY 1.19 · f\ I In The Handy 112 lb. Rolls ljljll. _ --))11illlillend CfVWft.,. SOUTHERN ROLL OLEO lntld. to vour •pecllications. and deUver it any11 here 10 town, aU readJ to pour. Call today our •ervice Is prompt aDd our prlcel are the lowest possible! \~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 Pig• Street Middleport LETTUCE large head Preserves 300 " 101 " 1 3 303 Cant 12·01. qJ Jars " IGnt 100 46-o.. IGOI SWIFrS PREMIUM - U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED CENTER CUT No, I oano LOIN ROASTS & CHOPS Sliced - Halves Swift'• Pr~ntolum Milk-Fed Veal U. S. Government Inspected VEAL ROAST 49c 69c RIB VEAL CHOPS RUMP VEAL ROASTS lono In SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS •••d• LOIN VEAL CHOPS SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ~.".:d VEAL CUTLETS SIRLOIN VEAL CHOPS VEAL BREAST:.:~,•• CITY CHICKEN ~~~ i~:~s' STOKELY CUT GREEN OR SHELLIE • BEANS Snowdrift 803 Cane SWIFT'S 'RIMtUM U. S. GOV'T. INS'ICTID c.. •. & Tiod &61 99c 6h lb. lb. lb. $P' Ill. lb. 9h 3h lb. 79c lb. 69c SWIFT'S 'REMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INS,ICTID lUCID I LUNCHION MEATS Bologna Pickle i Pimen.. Cooked Salami! "''"'d 59c •-tb. pkg. -~---- HEALTH SAVE 20c a SAVE 211 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT 52c COFFEE $ 69 'II• JERGENS LOTION Lu•Ill. GROUND BEEf or IPMioll SAVE 17c 15 (t. ) lbl or 111or t lh•n• I!:~ H• Lun GROUND CHUCK BEAUTY 5-DAY DEODORANT PADS Willa 'tb.h CD.,.. An4 'P11rrhaH ofl Regular 59c each 25o .ltor 44c Bonel•n Rolled &h lb. katie EVANS WAGNER'S ORANGI DRINK 12-- PRELL CHUCK ROAST n..89c PUMPKIN PIE Can GracleCI c lb • SHOULDER -- LIQUID SHAMPOO 24 SIZE HEADS crete order 8 I 5 cons I 6 I 8 "'"' •1 3 1 3 1 301 ICE CREAM ~ed. Stzt I! BLACKBERRY cans COUNTRYSIDE REAL Good Quality LARGE or 4~· 1 3-lb. SWEET PICKLES HURON MILK pr•pare vour readv JDIIed cun- Apple Sauce cans 1 rolls STRAWBERRl lb. Portage Bnnci-Nice For School Lunches We 'll SMUCKER'S 101 FAIRMONT ! gallon I 'f Peaches 46oz. . cant TOMATO JUICE St('• ' FLOUR lb. _ _ _ _1 12can Pecktn Label-Good Quality, Low Price " PO Shortening 47C 3 89C iO 99c cans Yallow Cling ·. GOLD MEDAL quantities. Tosty Stew With Lots of Beef 301 Stokely (NO PURCHASE NECIS" . l ·. ow- KRAFT SALAD DRESSING NEW GAME EVERY WEEK Pick Up Week Ito. 18 Card Now j ! COFFEE 21b. loaf Sal- ( I - 6 I 5 ..... 1 10 ...... 1 t PHONE SH 2-5543 RACINE · ~• ­ ltd lfi o, k -,.U tlt- CORNER SECOND and MilL Monday Thru fhundav - ~ to 6 Friday and Salurday- 8:30 to 8:30 Local Clover Farm Store" l • SUPER MARKET. Stokely Golden Corn ~hs~~:••1 Stokely R.S.P. Cherries Stokely Tomato Sauce Stokely Catsup F:~~~·r !# Stokely Kidney Beans ~~d Stokely Honey Pod Peas Stokely Calif. Spinach Van Camp's Pork &Beans Stokely Pineapple-Gpfrt. Drink Stokely Pineapple Chunks 79c 4C,C5S PB!ZES SOc off Here's another of our !amoua steak sales! Cook It indoors or outdoon for a meal fit for a king or a queen. You'll like the juicy tenderness and excellent fla¥01'. $IO,aaa • Jar Round Sirloin T-Bone c SOLID CRISP HEADS Head Lettuce c HEADS California Cantaloupe.s 3 jumbo Red Dtlic:ious Grimes Golden BARTLm APPlES APPLES PEARS 11. !, 49c 4 ~~ 39_c 6 for 79t: ')9C Teflon c .~ IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER SET . ' T.lloft -""' cover and thick flbertlltoill pad. Scorch~- Pita s4• lranlnt Joaonl. r __ _., .. IIW -. CHECit YOUR WCKY CLOWIIS Try some! lb. .J IOd MAY HAVE WON 14-az. RF•1tf "·' c L' J<-. 1, 1 ouPur-..s • :-,.1\'f .,. , ... , , DELSEY lathroolft Tluut 2-Roll Pkg. .. all !So Alii tt4 Colett .... t ..,. . .......... fl.. t-Roll • �- ·~ -.. ... , p ...... .,... ~ ....... ..... ... ...., _ ...... .. ..... .......... ,... ...,.,.....~ ~ :-. ,.,. . so .(-.]AL mltll nd Mr d 11'11'1. lllalmage sale Friday llld Satur· p.m. at the ban. 11 12-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 8, 1_911111 , , and Edith\ ( 25th Anniversary wscs MEETS Ann, spent tl\e holiday weekend • to be picked up may Will l1e Observed . v;-. n sunday, Sept. tat tht HOLD PICNIC tertaiJI. In the Smokey Mountaloa. call Jo Ann Bailey WY Z-3333 The Women's Society of Chns- 0 • so , tal Hoa 'tal Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber Mrs. Don ~ohn~h ·~scs of n MiaB carol IIIII who resides fl .J or Mrs John Lyo~s or Mn. tian Service of Heath Methodist Charlestoo7 l~e:; 11\14 o!es' . . cblldren, Dennis, Dean, ed the mem rs ~hod~ Church with her grandparents; Mr. and Tile Pomeroy Wendeti Bunce. Church wiD obserVe ita 25th weighing · · i Lee Maternai ' Donna, Dllllas, and Duane allll the Portland M; t~e evening Mrs. E. J. Hill, returned last club will meel at the home of SEPT. l3 anniversary at the first meeting named Mlc:~e M;. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MU· at her home. t ~evotional per· Mr and Mro. Philip Had- week after a vlalt In lndianap- Mrs Dale Smith Wednesday, The Pomeroy Elementary of the year Monday evening, grandparen Portland" paterlloan held a :::c outing Sun- ~ ~.:;g~~~~~s~r Mrs c. E. ward lord ~d daughter. Stephanie. oils, Ind., with her parenta, Mr. tor ~ 1 o'clock luncheon PTA' will meet Mooday, SeP. Sept. 13, at the church at 7:30 ~:ro~~.!t~:~nt is Mrs: Hepcy 4ay at Lake · aft which slides taken at the Mrs. Clarence Sargent and and. Mrs. Paul IIIII. eturned meeting. Roll call will be !ember II at 7:30 P: m. There p. m. . . b. , Euler Portland : r.1oternal grj!~l 1 com me er . cele M d Mrs ll'arry Canterbury Michael Jones has r safety hint will be room VISitation and all All four c1rcles w1l · h M ArthiJI' Glacier National . Park cov· I 50th wedding anmversary . r. an . with Mr. and to his home In Columbus alter hi. Rose Lodge Auxllents are urged to be pres· for the meeting including the grandmot ers, rs. ' • ... 1,583 square rrules of rug· bratlon of M\ and ~~:~r He: :'snt :!~~a~sdford at their spending the summer with his :;~ Wthe~rotherhood of Rail- : Refreshments will he serv· Electa Circle, ~lternoon Circle Rous~, Sa l~mr~::~th~~,"~. led htg)lland In Mo::;:. Swan were 't o;n~nducted by cott~ge on Lancaster camp grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. E. road Trainmen, Middleport, ed by the executive committee. and Claso 12 Circle. PreSJdrnt< ~rna gre~~ine Hemlock When goose eggs . ' gos- busmess . mee m ' reJ. Hill. ·u meet Wednesday afternoon, The regular meeting of the and vice presidents of the ·\ ranees . a daultngs take the n;st llvmg thmg the preSident, Mrs. W~d,to the gr:'dsDonna Marte Hauck, stu- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shrieves ~pt 8 at the legion hall at 1:30 DAVs and the Auxiliary will cles will be hostessea. All wo- Grove. The ~ulers •ha~e IIIey see as their mother. freshmen Ia wereHserv d Ebers d tsst C I mbus Business Unl· of '!be Plalna were Sunday din- p m. be held Monday Sept 13 at 8 men of the church are invited. ghter, Lofl nn, a.e . · -- - -- - - followmg Mrs owar • ent a o u he d da ~th · · R ' · ' --· b h M H~rry Swan Mn. verity Is spending a two w..ks ner guests of r son an Uo • Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 oy· I E~~r B~wer, Mrs. A11 en vacati~n wth her parenta, Mr. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. V. 0 · at Arch Masons will hold a ,_,.. 0111o Brewer Mrs. Ralph McDade, and Mrs. Donald Hauck. Edwards and family . slated convocation Wedn~say at Mrs w'1mam McKelvey. Mrs. Mrs. John Coates Jr. (Phoebe Mrs. Bentz Wolle, Mrs. Ber- 7:30 p. m. at the Ma~niC TemTONIGHT & THURSDAY Har~ld Roush, Mrs. Clarence Harper) and daughter, Shavonne nice Johnson and Paul Grueser pte. Excellent con;pamon ThornNOT OPEN Pierce Mrs van McDade, Mrs. Loraine of Columbus were the were In Parkersburg, W. Va., as c. Edwards, h1gh prtest, urgFRIDAY and SATURDAY Huber; Pric~ Mrs. C. E. Ward, weekend guests of her mother, Sunday afternoon to attend ~ es all officers and comparuons Soptomher 10·11 Mrs Charle; Hilton and a Mrs. Campbell Harper. graduation of Mrs. Johnson s to attend. VINCENT PRICE in · G . Swan of Mr nd Mrs Herb Herdman granddaughter, Martha S. SEPT. t "T~~ i~RTT~f'N E:,~~· B~~~;, race of B~ll:fontain~ and .grandchild· Clark, from thole SIN. J~ph ::~ d The ~ast ~ou~~~~~~e~ Th":i LAST MAN ON EARTH or -;;;~;;;;;~iiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiii':'l ren Larry and Jackie Siemens, p1tal School ursmg, orus ounc LAST WOMAN? Alive i' f L keview were holiday week at the St. Francis Xavier church America will meet Thursday =~~:~ .~:ngLI~~.u:~:awling :nd ~uests ~~ Mrs. Welby Wha· They also attended the recep- evening at the home of Mrs. k ti' Jack Robson. I h creatures of evi t at rna e ley. . . on. Fi k 1 Chester The Southern Local Eiemen· :!:o"~f.'~~~~eous with inhu· TONIGHT Elza Gilmore IS on a vacotlon Mrs. Dana c ~llh Mrs. tary 71h and 8th PTA will meet "BUS RILEY'S BACK FAMILY NIGHT from hi' employment With Kro- spent the w"';k~~dleport and Trursday, Sepi. 9, at lhe school IN TOWN" ger Store. Cecil Ktmes 0 her building at 7:30 p. m. The new (Tecbnicolor) "HOOTENANNY HOOT" Gordon Fisher left Monday for attended the funeral of N Executl·ve Head Mr Deem and Ann-Margaret, Micbael Parks - and· , h band Marcus o-' · ' Janel Morgolin, "SADDLE THE WIND" Parkersburg, W. Va., where he mece s us ' W Va . held the teachers and parents will be Robert Taylor. Julie London entered Mountam State Busmess ble, of Charleston. · ' m · troduced The executtve comTUES · . SUN, MON. ••d College on Tuesday. He was at the Raw Imgs - Coat•· Fun. mittee will· serve refreshmenta. S.ptomhor 12·13-14 10 b 1H "MeHALl'S NAVY JOINS Thur.·Frl. Sept. 9· accompanied IJl Parkersburg Y era orne. Everypne is ll!'ged to attend .. THI AIR FORCE" "THE NEW INT~RNS" his molher. Mrs. Mason Ftsher Rocl Springs Grange will (Tecllnlcolor) Michael Callan, De•n Jones and son, Roland, and Mr. and 1.>, meet Thursday at 8 p.m. There Tim Conway, Joe Flynn, Ga· - and&i nd f hI')' Vinson, Billy Sands, Su· s, Mrs. Ernest Harris. ;/; will be a progrSJn a re res ... 1111 SUo. "TH~ 1 ~0~.';'! ~~.~~R ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, t] ments will be served. I'Mhrotte: Ho'• In Ago in and Sharon Hugueny Miss Phyllis Kaspar' Miss Lin- . ,ji The Racme Athlettc Boost~s I :c.:rt:•:••~..,.,..,..""'""',!J""',.;:;;;;,;;;;_;~....,;,.,,......,~ ~ will hold ita regular meetmg ~ !!! Thursday, Septomber , at 7:30 0 iii is a pa· p.m. at the High School. Ali 11 Mrs. Grace Hyse al Hospit- parents . ~f football players are tient at Me1gs Gener . !rom .urged to be present. al where she is recovermga fall. The Sacred Heart Women's a broken hip suffered 1~ ov club will meet in the church Mrs. Charles Archer IS r"';u; auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. ering from a broken armh e A Tupper Ware party will lol· . ed in a fall at her om . t' h mplo~· low the mee mg. I tam She is able to be at er e · · SEPT. 10 ment at the Bonanza to~.rwin Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Mr. and Mrs. Ches " . din· 'jerusalem will meet at the entertained with 8 family f IOOF Hall Friday at 8 p. rn. ner Sunday in observanc~ic~ There will be a school of m· , the birthday of thetr son. d. • struction and all officers are : ael Erwin. Present for the . 1~: urged to be present ' ner were Mr. and Mrs. ~c tt The Wesleyan Service Guild aei Erwin and chtldren, Do of the Racine Methodist Church and Kevin of Belpre and on will hold a rummage sale on Erwin and Kathy Wolfe. d Friday and Saturday , Sept. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Raym~~e and 11, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Brown of Columbus so Pnt her In the Ashworth Building ID 1 · Labor Day weekend ~tth Pomeroy. Anyone having rum· i mother. Mrs . A E. "rwm . his I mage to he picked up is asked Comfortable Upholstered Chairs. See them now. Stephen Coats returned \0 ed' to call WI 9-3023. studies at the Kirksvtlie M I· SEPT. 10-11 cal School of Osteopathy aod Evangeliru: Chapter, OES, . surgery in Kirksvtile, Mo. las: 1Middleport, will sponsor a rum- \ week alter spendmg the sum . ·--_ :...__.:__ ,.:___ _ ~ da~bter, :~in~ P!so~ ~~ c·· J£ND .e Oblong Tables. Sets With 4 Chairs, 6 Chairs or 8 Chairs and Table About ' Middleport What tJpe of person should buy the hot Plymouth now? I 1 ! I Bronzetone or Brass Finishes 1 I Dinettes On Sale on the 2nd Floor mer with his parents, Mr · and Cleveland and with their oon Mrs. Rober! Coats . . Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing· ion spent the holiday weekend l in Columbus where they vJSII· i ed with relatives They also vis· ited Monday in Huntington With their daughter and son·m·law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo. Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manley were on vacation this past week , and visited with his brother, I Mr. and Mro. Charles Manley in I and family , S.Sgt. and Mrs. Virgil Manley and children at Lockbourne Air Base in Coiumbus. Mr. and Mrs. Edward U. Moore and two children of 2nd Ave. have returned from a threeweek tnp through the south. M:s. Blanch Nelson of Dexter spent last Saturday with her brother and sister-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. Elberfelds in Pomero, " D8tloted To TM lnUrfllb 01 Tb Mei1•·Maaon .4.-eo t' aulle IVCS NAT .... t 'says ... Heel. .. Heel.:. the gaq's all here I ~ Gather hnls In the zanl11t shapes that ever put lhe 3· Years Subordination of France Must End by '69, he Says dae WORLD Homer Cook Gives Children's Room to Library . PARIS (UP[) - Prealdent with it and one can. only hope BY BEULAH JONES of his wife, Virginia, who serv- He was president of the Meigs Mrs. Cora Cook Stuart was well·known here because of bls WASHINGTON .,... PRESl- 1Charles de Gaulle warned to- that tllJ!ae mo~s will make It For the Middleport Board of ed as a very faithful, sincere, Grocery company for a num- Middleport's first librarian, a work with the New York Cen4elll Jobn!olt signed Into taw ~ay th~t ~a~ will end its posalble ~ ~bleve at least 8 Trustees of the Middleport Li· and devoted member of the Li- her of years. Mr. Cook has been position she held for 12 years. tral Railroad. She bod led 1 today ·a meaaure creating a new subordmatton to Its NATO al- cease • ftre. he admitted this brary and the Village commun- brary Board of Trustees for an untiring worker for t he Through her love of the library, very active church life In 1M cablnei - level department aim- lies by 1969 at the latest. wo~ld be only a temporary so- ity of Middlepon, a aream of many years and in honor of his Heath Methodist Church; he and her diligence and dedica- Christ Church Methodist iD Chlr· ed at aolvtng the muuntlng prob- He did not threaten to pull lullon. many years wii! be realized due sister, Mrs. Cora Cook Stuart, served as a member of the Mid· tion to the library's importance, ieston. ltllll ol the nation's cltiea. France out of NATO but he ap- He said France would resume to an unsolicited contribution the first librarian of the Mtd· dleport Board of Education for she created a desire In the Mid- She had just retired from 11te new deparlmi'D' of HoUJ- peared to mean he will demand its place in the Eruopean Com- by one of Middleport's spirit • dleport Public Library. many years; he has been active dleport people to patronize the active work In the church. Far 111g Jllll Urban Development was sweeping clylnges In the North mon Markets as soon as an ag- minded citizens, Mr. Homer E. Mr. Cook has always been in the work of the American library. lll1!ny years she was an offlcal tile fint cabinet departmeDI to Atlantic Treaty 1\'hen it comes ricultural agreement bas been Cook. lor the advancement of Middle- Red Cross especially during the Mrs. Stuart was an active visitor for the new people Ill It!: eatabliahed 1tnce Presldelll up liir renewal In 1969. adopted. France has virtually A Cliildren's room ts to be port, religiously, culturally, edu- 1937 flood , be is a rn001her nt member of the He~th Methodist the city. llwtpt L. Eisenhower created De Gaulle spoke at a crowd· ooycotted all market meettngs added to the rear of the present cationally, and civicly. Mr. Cook the Board of Trustees of .the Church and sang m the choir. Mrs. Homer Cook is the dalthe Department of Health, Edtr ed news conference at the Ely· smce June 30. library. has spent his entire life in Mid- Tom Jones Memorial Hospttal, Mrs. Stuart now hves m Char- ghter of the Rev. Robert Bltlle<~tlon JDd Wellare 1u April, see Palace. De Gaulle said France op- Mr. Cook is financing the dleport where he attended the and he was a member of the leston, W. Va. She is the wile op, a former minister of Hetth 1l6l The leading contender lor "In 1969 at the very latest we poaes the idea of a federated building of thia room in honor Middleport schools. Rotary Club for many years. ollhe tate Arthur Stuart who is Church. She attended Oblo 1/le nr.t secretary " t;egro will end the suoordlnatlon Eurobte "because II there no University and Ohio Wesleylll Jlo(llrt c Weaver adiDIDistra· which places our destinies In federators such as Caesar, Otto, University and was a public tot q1 ~ H~ and Home the bands of lorelgners," he Charlemagne,ll?'poleon and HitfJ school teacher for many yeara. FiDuee Alency <RHFA). 881d. ler, the federatton would be diMrs. Cook has been very interBut he added lhat France be reeled by an Irresponsible coun· ested in pJlOmoting the liter81"]' CBICAOO - TilE ROMAN Ueves a Western alliance for try-less organism." "1 talents of children. She W81 I (\lltbolle ArcbdloceH of Chiea- the defense of Europe will be He said France was oot exSunday School teacher of youth Ct liN offered to pay p mil- neceasary for a long Ume to tinct like a mastodon as it was for years. lfi)n to the famlliN oi children come. in the days of Loois XIV or Na- A new Instructor in modern ogical Society. and Meigs CounMrs. Cook was one of the lint irlto were kiJlad or llljurad In Earlier, De Gaulle aald he poleon and that thia Is why II language, Mrs. Amy Kingsland were David C. Whaley, D.D.S. presidents of the Women's Sotlui trapc Lady or the Angel& wUJ announce within two cannot give u~ its own policies. Jones of Jackson, has been em- ty Pioneer and llistoricai SoFans wlll meet the 1965 Porn- ciety for Christian Service of tcltOOI fire seven year• ago. montha whether he plaoa to run It was then he spoke of NATO. ployed by Rio Grande College. ciety to! which her great • :;roy H1gh srhooi lootbal,l,er:t a~ the Heath Church•. and is pall · ~ttile of the offer was tn8f1. lor a second seven-year term m · And he said France • slUI Mrs. Jones previously taught grandfather was a charter mem~eet the Team Night 'II prestdent of the M1ddleport Lll0 _clock this evenmg at the ,.. erary Club. ed WedDE-aday to parentl ot the December. . hopes lor a ''true Eur011ean French and German at Napol- her, and her mother president . 12 dead chUdren and o1 7$ De Gaulle described t~e UD· community." This idea of a Eu- eon High school. Spamsh and for 10 years) . She also is a dmm. The plans for the children's othen rloual Injured In the declared war between India and rope from the atlantic to the English at Jackson High school member of the Daughters ollhe Each player and the coach- room for the library were ~p11168 ,;:. y P~ki~,tao as a "deplorable con- urals is one be launched In his and modern languages at West American Revolution. Eastern es Will be mtroduced followed proved at the regular meeunc flict. , World War II memoirs and pro- VIrginia Institute of Technofo. Star, United Church Women of by a light workout tn prepara- nl the Board of Trusteeo at lit DAYTON _ A THBI!.E • He add~, b~t we know that duced again at hts Feb. 4 news gy in Montgomery, w. Va. Ohio, women's piannin~ commitlion for the Panthers season op- regular .n:eettng September 1. ~·•- 'ed 1 ur1 •· to ........ the UniteG Nations is deallng conference. Sh 1 tl y k tee of the Japan Internatmnal e~er agamst Wahama Frtday The additton will be construct. •....,. ,, era co .. -~ e ' a na ve o1 New or . . . . . mght e1 by the Pomeroy Cement Ocl. I to drift a plan lor reapCity and bas studied French Christian UmverSity Faundallcn. c . h B d s· k I 'lh hi Bl k c d th I .... OaC U IC e , WI S OC ompany an e e ecur pcaot!OIIIng the Oblo Houle of ' smce the age of three. She at- Her mother. !he former Amy Mn. Amy Kingsland Joneo thoughts DO the game againat cal work will be performed by ILepreaentatlvcs. tended Vassar College, and re- Whaley of Pomeroy, was a vo- . the Falcons, today announced Mr. Cassam Hindy. Work Is 0 U. S. . Dlllrict Court JudJJe cetved ,her bachelor of arts and cal sol01st with the Umted lhen. his starting line-up, and obser- expected to start Immediately. Clrl Wemman set the date master 8 degrees from 0 h 1o States Marine band, and sang Her maternal grandparents ved. "I think it will he a real The Board regrets that the W~tlday, followma lalllll'e of U~ers1ty. She al!~nded an with varioua concert groups, of Pomeroy. Before Dr. Amy good game." tate Ats. D. B. Hartinger could tlMi legislature to reach agree. CLEVELAND (UPI) - A public hearing on a pro- ~tute for Teach~n of Span- as well as the Metropolitan Op· L. Whaley died at 98, she had Offensive starters will be , not .have lived to see the new ~IIIli 01 a plan <lllnDI II! Pel- p~sed 18.6 per cent rate Increase opened here today lab at the. Umvers1dad Nacton- era. Her father was a welt · been the oldest licensed wom. Carson crow, center: Jeff addthon as this was something IIIIL!IW ~ !jepr I. Wb With Blue Cross of Northeastern Ohio defending Its pro- at de Meuco. known real estate broker, )Vho an dentist in the country. Gibbs. right guard : Bill Nease. she had wanted for many yean . flltlrPII•oiite, Cll'eldt CGurt posal in the face of heated opposition. Mr1. J011e1 ia a wen1her of sold the old Madison Squara Mrs. Jones is the wife of Ed· left guard ; Dick Werry, rigilt She was one of the outstand~ Paul Wllcl< ol Allr~ Labor leaders, docton and spokeamen for the elder· PI Beta Pbi aorority; the Nn Gardea, the biegest sale of its .ward E. Jqnes, Jackson auto tackle; Rod Karr. left tackle; lng . !!lejll~ Jbe LlbrirJ lllll lllllriCI Court Judge Jolni ly .w~re expected. to te~Ufy at the hearing, conducted by J!:ngtanct Hiatorical and GeneaJ. kind In New York City up tudealer. Bill Moore and Andy Por!.er ro- BoaraaDd served a.t Ita treasPeck Of . ducbmatt would be Wtlliam R. Moms, Ohio In· -tating at right end; Rex Cum- urer. Qll tile panel s¥:nce Dlncrlrector. to bolpliBll aDd admlnlalraltve ings, left end ; Don Swisher and e rate eaae was expect- cools. s~ Dick Knight, rotating at quar-. COLUMBUS . ROUSE ~ to be .approved wt.th only Burt discloaed that his cornterback : Bruce Simpson, left OmS Speaker Roger l:loud of 0. slight ~vtslons. A sunllar re- ~ny had started an investiga. half; Robert Smith, right haU, Graff wiD become atate aodltor quest tn April, 1963, was trun- ; hon of the differences in hospit. . . . and Howard English at fullback. oo Sept. 20, Gov. James A. med from 1 proposed 251 per : at costs throughout Northeast- NEW ORLEANS (UP!)- Humcan.e Betsy, und10urush- the death of a man and at John Guinther will be al mid0 nttodea announced foday cent to 18.1 per cent ern Ohio ed by the havoc wreaked on the Flonda Gulf Coast, ptck- Homestead a >5-year-old man . 'At the 118rne Unte, Abodes ac. Vernon R. Burt. Blue Cross ed up. speed today i~ a whirl across the Gulf of Mexico died of a heart attack attrib- ~:.::a;:d 0~ad:~~ :~~~ eeptad the resignation of Ches- vice president opened the hear-' and a1med her 140·mtle an hour wmds at Texas-LouiSiana uted to the storm. Y •. K. h coast. The Office of Emergency one of the end poSitmns. mg t ter W. Goble, who nad boen mg by stating hiS organization IODS DV3SS ' Th e New .0 rIeans Wea ther Bu.reau Said . . . . . . th will play on defense instead of Rrvlnc an Interim term with- "ould fall behind more than til .'n Its latest ad· Plannmg 1D Washington, at e Swisher out salary since t•e death last million in poymenta to boa it: VlBOry that tt was too early to pt~k. a spec1f1c landfall for request of Pres1dent Johnson, · · . Children enrolled In the SouNovember of the el•rted audl · a1s by next Jul if th 1 cr P Betsy but that the western LoUIStana and the extreme satd tt would send a team to A meeting of the them Local School dlstrlet fdlt. for Roger W Tracy Cloud has WB8 disapprol'~ e n ease 0 3JSe Upper Texas coast appeared to be the most likely area for Florida today to inspect dam· High School Athletic derganen and their mothen, ' ·01 . · her to move inland. --- age. will be held at the Senior ill In the w1y ....teeo ~Jeoo.a speaker . thP Ohio Ho~e Be ulcl lbt nlltllle IIIDrl, Ports along the Gull made tell four persons dead and mil· auditorium immediately :.at.::"'!m the RaciD6 1904 ~~eaeor wbenntatlvesD •tnce ,. · IIOWtedaboalI "th mlllloa, repreprecautionary moves IJlward lions of dollars in property and \ D" f "b t' f ing the team prevue ton ight. Junior High building "'"~- at -·,.. '' emocra,. 001'1· HD Bll U Ollt moolb ol • batte · d g· . . . 18 n U IOU o n-. trolled the legislature In ttStl • Blue Crvu' moathl enll mng . own. IX major oU crop damage m south Florida. • 9 a. m. for a "get acquainted 10 His term In the J paym Memhen or the Pomeroy Lt- co mpa n 1es evacuated 3.000 AI feast 20 persons were m· Fees IS Reported l!il!''"'"'-·m'""'"""''"-'"" hour" with the teacher, Mn, 1 1, the ...;.est Ia ·state bl : ' ona club continued Wednesday workers !rom offshore oil rirs ured and hundreds more rna· M . C 1 rt i k1 Kay Russell . _ _•_ y. . In their buomess session follow- in Looisiana and another 5 oU- rooned, .without power or com- Eliz:~~th ~o~~e~~ soc~:~:~~.:t:~~/~ Regular three. hour aeuiont HOLLYWOOD _ THE NVDE lng .lunch to canvass wayo ot ~en. were ordered off drlllmg munlcations. ported the distribution of $I,B 44 .. the •Irb Bthool cafeteria 81 will begin on Monday, Sept. 11. body of Negro acfr!ISI Dorothy eSUme eekly r&tBing money lo~ their year • ngs Texas. The deaths Included that of a 15 in lees for the month of Aug- 7:38 p. m. pt111 will be made cil&sel will jiJf lrom l>andrldgt 41 dlaeo t' to-year llght-savmg progrom. Th. Weather Bureau called woman who walked into a dan· 1151 lor the annual athletic luod until 11:30 a. m;• ud lbl Wedneldaj. In ·~~luttere:: ee rngs 0 ay Hundreds of Meip county lor hurricane P.mergency warn- 81ing power Une In Miami and Fees to the state totaled $251.- drive wblcb will be beaded rlasees wiD be from aet Strip apartment Aa autop. The Tri-County Alcoholics children and young adults, when ID8s . fro~ the mouth of the another apparently struck on 38. to the sherUf's department by Mrs. Charles Asa Brad- 12:311 until 3:30 p.m;, Exeeutln IY faDed to reveal the c.~uoe al Anonymous wiD resume regular certified by county a8encles, Mississippi River westward to the head while trying to shut a fund, $1f7 70, to the county genHead Ronald Deom uid. death al the sexy star 01 "C&r- weekly meetinga tonight. have been helped to obtain glass- ~alveston, Ter., and gale warn- garage door against the fury of eral fund, $9l 24 to the law ii!"~: s:::f;;k:n;'":; Enrolled In lh1! IDOI1Iiltc .., 111111 JOIIII" IIIII "P ill' zd II bod hem meeting In the Oil. fD some cases llll'lety bas mgs esiewhere ltom Mobile the storm at Wesl Palm Beach. I brary fund $188 87 and to the ar"'ng all peroons Interested are Lois Marie Bailey, £r. Baa" or Sl. Paul's Lutheran Church In been provided. Bay to Matagorda Bay. Earlier advance winds at Tam- auto license and gas fund $384.· o· Lynn Diddle, Gregory FIIIT'I, ~autopsy Wednesda alght P1>meroy, but since the build- President Harold Brown pre- Belay was located. by Air pa topPled a tree to account for!l6. fa the Middleport ~!:: Fisher, Brenda Glenn, • led Y lng program of the same got sided, and introduced one guest Force planes near latitude 26.2, athlettc program lo 11111, Loretta llollfntet revea no conclUSive rtt- underway these meelinga were Warren Pollock, al Columbus' longitude 86.6, or about 260 tbe meeting. Huddleston, -rl''i ;IWMm'l'...... Pike Tlnl Popp, Patricia 1 a• to tl.;.:u;.or ~~.::; halted ,.; want Of a meeting attending with Lion Jack car: miles so~tbeast o'. the mouth of .. coroner · . _..,. place. Now IIUll the summer is sey. the Mlssiaalppl R1ver and was Robinson, Jeffrey Ryder, Johll there Ia no lndlcat on of d~ath past and after some Inquiry Preliminary plaoa were made moved towards !he west north Weather Sayre, Barbara 'lbei.a, Jolm ~ =~ play or violence." the. Tri-County A.A., as It ~ lor an upcomiDg iadiea night. we_sl about II miles an hour: a tloudy and warmer West, Cathy Wolle Stephen ore went ordered ~y. called, will be meeting In the Federated church ladles oerv- gam of a mile an hour dur•ng ' low M-'IZ. Warm and Hill, Gregory lloflllllll and PIIJI. · Parish Houoe of the Grace lng lunch wera Mrs. Elza Gil- the aleftl. She was expected to Friday with scattered ela Spencer. , liEAVY THUNDERSTORMS ~iseopal Church In P1>mero more, Mts. Paul Werner end make a gradual turn to a more Tag Day is Saturday, September 11. with a band pa· sbowers oortb. Attending af1ernooa sessions • ~led IICI'CIU the Midwest dur- after that church'1 rt00118 ~· Mrs. Roy Mayer northwesterly course later to rade at 10 a.m., the Pomeroy Band Boosters As~octation will he Stephen Bater Tertii 1M aJahl. nllllpbtff the vilation. cou • • day. d~ded Tuesda~ evening at a meeting in lhe Senior MOVES TO WNDON .Ferrell, Mark ~. Lol1 ~thweawa Clrlcago anburba 11tis wiD be 1 Not much change In her size High school auditormm. Mr Kenneth wayne Amsbary Gumther O.vld Bayii, ar.. with more t1t111 two illdlel qf rangement untl~ ~':;;ry ~- Balance all Funds apreadlr.lg out 3GO miles in ali Mrs. Tr~man Russell, president •. presided . Mrs. Do- mov~ to London, o., .Jo~ Bettina lllller, .loJ raiD. A llurrleane Wltdl Will ID Paul' Luther Ch h 11 · Fixed at $18,64.9 directions or her Intensity was nald McKenzte, ways and means cltarrman, announced a He will teach thts year in Ne181er Michael Norton, Roelfeet •lone the Tens aDd pieted aome::. lnur~ Sp~indicated.' record hoP. wiU be he!? each fourth Saturday evening. Madison School District. Proffitt, Jean Rllchlwt. Lcotloiay. ceaats. olilfli. ng The Pomeroy viU.,e llnanclal The seasou'• aecond hurricane Don~ld Miller, band dtrecAmsbary received his Telford, Kelly WiDio The MldlNIIIIormtt leU lu a The ..,,_ report showed a balance In ac-tor, tntroduced Paul Longg- James Qulvey; Sept. 24, Mrs. of ocience degree !rom Kevin Wolle SharGil band lllretdritc trom eastern Th~ wUI be held ••· tlve lunda of '18,MUO at the MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS rear of Marietta ~ho spoke Eugene Triplett and Mrs. Grande College 1n Evana, Jamn M~, Eddta Nebralb aet'GII Iowa to aotlh- : . at 1 :.:c·un~l~ beginning of September. Kenneth Lawrence Ba.., u , ~n a money-making pro· Chrles Legar ; Oct. 8, Mrs. education, and his and Marvlu s.tterfle14. ent DUnots and aou1her>! WI• bout 10 p m 11 11 hoped that Jl'und balances Ill the begin- CUlton, student and Ina Jean Ject. ~ Robert Fetty and Mrs. Truman traininc at Ohio Univeraily. llOIIIbl. Cedar Rapid., Iowa, and ~ · Ding ot the month illelude sen- Hupp 18 Racine COSJnetolo- It was vo sell Porn· Russell; Oct. 22, Mrs. James Will bit by 1.13 lbcbes o1 raiD ::?'alcoholic f:t,~! hlva era! lund, f2,601.73; lire depart- gist; 'Richard Fr~ln Clark, eroy Panther cker• lnr cars Titus and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, ARRES1'ED, HELD Church iJ Granted lr u lfqi, bour. thia time and loeatlon and m: ment, f:I,Jl8.fll; cemetery, PIS.- 23, Akron, indllStrlal enctneer or clothing. . rs. Russell thank- Jr., and November 12, Mrs. William st, Pomeroy. llicht lo Ene~~mber uae of the benefits or thl~ • 65; atreet fund, ei,O'IU7; state and Nancy Lee Ash, 19, P1>me- ed the comnuttees for cleam?g Harry Wataon and Mrs. Paul was arrested 'ro CONPEI DBilREE or ltlahway, ..,.71; utility $119.· roy, accounting clerk: Pbllip of hats arul ~so lor belping dis- Hudson. by the Meiss County The Church or God or Cbester 1aniutloo llld Pomeroy Ch- '10, Royal _ program. 01 ,and parkfDtl lot meier IIIDd, Wilson Wolle, 22, Racine, aerv- tribute unilor1111. Members Named to ride the bus to department 011 a DWI baa beet! granted permllliol Arolr Ma-, wUI hold a apeo- Ma.EMORE SIGNS P,IOU'I. fee man and Anna Marte Tuck- were asked to assist m clear- Wahama game Frtday even- He wu bein& held tn by IWis Couuty CommoD Piau lai .COII•ocatlcla to COilflr the SAN ll'RANCIBCO (UPn _ er,, 11, Rt. 2 Racine, student; fng the fuod booth Wednesday tng were Mrs. Gene Houdeahelt, jail today. court 1o IIICUJJiber real a1at1 Mll'k ~~aster's dugree at 7:30 McCo Mel ~ [ V Roy Alvey llrfcp, 21, Prince September 15, at un p. m. Mrs. Norman Rarbrecht and tltroqb a lldlcleat llllll'fllal, p.m. ·~ the Pametot ~uapta ~ Drat~ ~ 7 •=~tDittrlal Hoopjlll Georp eo., Maryland, main- Mrs. Larry Sheela was nam- Mr. and Mrs. c. E. BlakP.alee. Canvall8 Announaed In other caurt activity, C.. Tan!pli trtday A1J COII!ptolooa San wu Mrs. Stuart tenance man and DooM Jean ed membership chairman. Hoalessel lor October will be NE HAVEN rle L. Sheets 11M heeD cranted 1 .,. lll1fl4,to Fr~~·:.p roolde hat ~r Lanesville Lulber Clld- Lattdermllt 17 Pomeroy November 13 was the date Mrs. Triplett, Mrs. James Clat- Ra WLion' ~be divorce tblriel G. ShldiL 8e w .. . • HIUOII, .,...... lllfl5.8l coo- . • Mlddlepwt; Harry For, ' ' _ • aet lor tbe band to go to Co-' worthy, Mrs. Norbert Neutz. v~n 'n. plal!i!tf- atven ~ ANNO!.- -"'• tract wttb the Warrlon Ultleton, W. Ya.; Roger Krw, Iambus to see 111 Ohio Slate ling and Mro Harry ivataou ductinl • door • to • door cl i1lo 1alibor ebt1dral. • """" .. .,.... Wedlleaday Findley· Jean Klmea Pome. footbaU ' ' ' · · vass of the town 11t1re wfll be 1 tractor pull ' • ' • NOUI·You Know pme llld trausporta· Refreshments were ser- lieU week conductin& Ita It ille lflrriloDvllle achooi at 7 lAICAL 'l'EMPI . ~Cle~, lion Ia needed. Any 01111 who ved by Mrs. William Nelson, bulb sale. p.IIL Slturday with 1IIIPt .._ The tempentVH ill Pome- Mn. Olarlea W'aper~= .:'at!!~~~ llu: : h:" ts asf.:ed 1o COB-I Mr1. ~...Fetty, Mrs. Tom Proceeds ftom the llle • of li,OOt, t,Oilll, 7,0110 aDd 11,· roy•1 dowolowll buslnea diJ. . . . , . . J ' ' · Ufllle0· . 8 ennesay .... Mn. Charles go btto the club's allbt .. lbe. Drawl w ~· ~ trtet at ll::~wm. .todav aaa Cheabirt. ; ~ . er, r:r~ IIIIIY~ ·w·~ ...._~~ food booth cltairmelil Legar, ~ a table with white W"~ ll"_am lund.. Bulbs may be 1ti1t1111 • • •• tlltitl!r'li!lll tiOe D . ..,. __.., - -. ..,;. ·-·- "" ...... aamu ..-. 1111111>11 _ _. c ttt:W will· ., ·-•1 . Q · ~· ' i q. . • I·¢ I . . ., '11, .1 ( ..... ll, J1n. Mf?P Ill II llla•L ........... -~'.\ New Instructor EmpIoyed G •d Fans Wf•}} M By Rt"o College Offt"c•"als eet PHS Tearn Blue cross Increase Draws · ' ' Heated Pub}IC 0ppOSJ•t•IOU 1 Bet neadzng . f or coas t Children, M T Meef with j · ·' · · 1• Teacher Fn'day •• Ca . Glasses Monev beaid: toda; •;.. AA Group will R W 1 1 !" Td Tag Day 10 • pomeroy to be -"'' '""""" satorday september }}th .!. ma: In lhoell Low-down ancl.llvely and ready for fashion action ••• like you saw when these ltHie hwll got together In S.veniMn. Now, get them together In their bouncy, bright colors and you'll be In.great ~URV/I~LV~DERt:fVALIANT/BARRACUDA. ~~~~~-.v-..- A CHRYSLER w-- ehope this~ ::: 6·" 10·" to TOM RUE MOTORS 1 IIi - 1 l'wtiiDd: ·o '1110cB1aarw CONNIES 1nd JACQUELINE WIDTHS • · ·~'> - 10 AAA~·I-C ., I" Ia :11 at your Plplouth Dealer's • • =· Get a clean·up deal now 199 SOUTH THIRD AVE. E Q o~~ M • 1rt4 It's barpin·huntlng time at your II,I rJ_ ~ Ways l R • • .- , I . ~ ,;. ... ,:J ,t:;:.. ---·VOL --------------------------------------------------------.-----------------------------~~~~----~--~ 1. ? - - - - - - - - - - -·- XVII NO. 121 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1965 FIVE CENTS ' r "ags to Match Pl,mouth Dealo~s! If you've bee n shopping for IIOOd deal on a '65 automobile. come see our stock of '65 Plymouth Furys, Belvederes, Valiant. and Barracudao. Whichever model atrlkes your filley, you'll find tho price II rilht Clean·up time 11 the time for clearinc out ail the '65 models. Elbow your way Ill II your P!lmouth Dealw'slhowroom today I ... ~ --~ !,/) ,&. ~ s:O 1 OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9:00 abargain hunter! enttn\.~ at y I Be Thrihyl ... Always Save Your Saleslips From ' ;! ·; . Dinette Sets With Round Tables, Oval Tables or . • Roush~re~~~~~~le~:nb:b ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT I __ .. ----~ ' SON IS BORN \ Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Nadine MEIGS THEATRE \. .. 't J I Mamly About I People p omeroy - · -· · -.r---~ ·- I' tr ::,! Mee~ - __. , ..... .. ··- · ~ ~~ 'f . . . :.a: Vrt.l:;:.. u,.lletC .. \ = m.n � 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/. 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