http://66.213.69.5/files/original/450ad3cc4eedb00f2bdc4477788c3e5d.pdf b3f245bedb58d25e927fe7838dfb73e5 PDF Text Text - ·~ -.. ... , 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 �-~ ' . . . . .... . .... . - ' ·Spanish padrea built !Ill llhurches in New Mrxin 1 be· ·tw- IBI! and 163J. ·- -- - --·--· . ~ :viVAL SERVICES SEPT. 10-11-12 7:30 Each Evening •• •• 'lo- ... . ~ . ·~ 1' -, .• ... " .,. ~ ":' . . . ' - . . h · .. . .. .. - . .... Tuppers Plains Social Events Rail~ In one ol the cavos, four Ma· 2- Daily Sen line], Pomeroy·M~~dleport, 0 ., Sep~. 9, 1965 riull vu,llnwcn·, u·uu1 a_IIU:'!!Hlal Iutellii:~nce reports indica·t-~tl \ . urul tuund low· ~ucrnl1•s sui· that as many as 2,0011 guerrilla; I'IRST lerlng trom what •~l"'arcd to might be concentrated on the QUALITY be old woonds. The Marine• en- five-mile wide peninsula. II ap· llEGULAR tared the cave with eendlelighl peared, however, that most had Certified Oil Station and shot one guerrilla when he pulled out in advance of the as· 1 w. Moln St. Pomor.., made a sudden movement. sault. 18~ Ramblings . • • =""" 1 1 !: 1 all ace R::md of Three Riv- ~·, s. Mich. spent a fev. days with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brick- BE A WINNER les anrl olher friends. 1 Although the South Is advanc- 1Hall and her husband live In I ed hall, and master bedrooms, . h David-· in~ rapidly industrially, 11 sUII> lhe New England • Southern, dmmg room, Uvmg room and Mr and \lis. Kennel , retains much of its tradition!antebellum-style home. Mrs-[drawing room. son ond Hm•e ~·. om ol Col urn· j and culture ot early years. one I Ball wa111 • graeious hostess as A ''captured Y'8nkee" sword hus_. (' illne WPrl_nPsd<~~v. to. ~P~~sd hundred years later It lives with-i she showed me through 1t Jew dr1ys WJ1h hu pet e ' 1in 1he spell ol the grandeur ol 1many r()(.\!OS. 1 FINISHING Our 1Mst quallty the hung dver a Confederal~ f~ag , and near a cotton sptnnmg I ..me. • Mr ;mrl Mrs. DHnH lloffman. i the Confederacy. I Pre-Civil war antiques, many, wheel In the "T"·hall while M. . d Mr< Gerald Viole! It is not true that Southern· st1ll in use. old documents in· Jour pos\e1 beds and ''high 1 ' '' "h ·, .. rda• atler ers are still plotting recession I eluding a bill of sale for a slave, boy" dressers caught the , relurne( 1 o110 1 , ... 11 'J . . • 0'1 ·, d' spe; we"'k at Buckeye from the Union or revtva) of cotton thread and ~ a . 11 10 matertal m bedrooms. I DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST 1 portralt:l, guests .;,lh haired against the North, but, woven by smves in a near-by sculptured busls, and · I Robinson's Le~ e-. vermg 1 ~-Jr and l\·lrs Ifor those who were born and 1Joom house , and hundreds ot m· period tu_ rniiure help round ou1 them t1wrf' 1Nere ~ · . Confederate states, teresttng · · d SJem:e Mr. and Mrg.· 'lraJ.srd m pteres cal 1ected and •downstairs decor. . I 1 Floy Rousll Jim ~ the "War" is thcec only war. It saved throughout !he years ·! Chantilly was P""Cked woth l · y 11 ·... 1] n(\ns,1 0 on · · . · So h , " 1 ·M; and Mrs. Ron· could hiive. h-appened yesterday. speak well for the thrift mess of, the trappmgs of the old ut Glory landers Quartet AI The I Chadwel · ·1 Jimmv . Counlless cars In these her ancestors. 1- whlch has not been entirely rue Pooler am son · states •Vtrgmia, North an dl Among the downslairo cham- replaced or destroyed by Kenneth l'aldwell visited sev- lsoulh Carulilf~.' Georgia, Ala- bero were, a great "T" • shap·ltwentieth century. CHURCH OF THE AZARENE N Presenting ..• CAROL RODGERS 1 Rutlal"'d ; era! da;.·s at Cleveland w1lh hts 1llama. Mt:s:;JSS1pp1 ;:md_ Louts-1 H. 0. Grimm, Plllor . onf'ie and aunl, Mr. and Mrs. anal bear rebel flags m place i Lloyd Dean ""d famtly . of front license plates . Other · licenses portra)• an old decrep- Main St. '' I ~· EVEr.Y MONDAY, TUESDAY, W Meln St. Slow, French Frits $1.39 POMEROY, 0. porch in the shade of a weep- -~.· ing willow, a sprawling out tree-shaded lane I to a dirt road ' · from which visiting dignitaries < or frtends from Ute plantalion over yonder" would come in .- ory NOW~~~~( R••· 1.21 87C ·~::..:.:.;.:...::::..:..:.:::..:...::...::..::.::..:...::..:..:......::._____ VICKS RAID HOUSE l GARDEN spray R09. 1.49 - - -- L Everybody wins .. everybody saves! Here is a clearance of brand new CHEVROLET$ AND CHEVY TRUCKS that will make your mouth water! We're clearing the lot and these are priced to sell fast! Get in on the savings the Pomeroy Motor Co. w~y! I --·----- _ __ _ fH£ DA · 11 Y SENTINEl an I 99c 31 NEW CHEVROLETS 5 NEW TRUCKS - ·---- - - - - - - - - -- t BntiHif'lh KJmt);, il, lot .. 343 L.ex1n1· Wn Ave .. N.- w Vor l! (; rt y. 1'111!W York . Suho>ocrip!l o n r ~ tu ; Ddivered t-o y FLOWER BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING BLOOMS - varieties NARCISSUS I I s-1o BEN FRANKLIN S·lo WY Friday, September 10, 1965 4:00 TO 7:00 P.M. D.S.T. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND! MASON COUNTY BANK NEW HAVEN, W. VA. I . • Back To School With 2-3498 LOAFERS $7-99 erson GMAC Financing POMEROY Automatic Trani. Radio, Power SleeriD&. 61 "' BUSTER~ BROWNS. !ile -~ SURE-GRIP WINTER ALL-NEW • NYLON ALL·WEATHER CORCOVAN Automatic 'l'rml. &dlo. 57 LET INGELS DO 4 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. 63 RAMBIIR 770 4 Dr. 6 Cylinder Standord frons. Radio ARMSTRONG'S Linole;~m .• . Inlaid Vinyl I Floor covering ror t'V ery kind of lloor. Best patterns. Professiunal installation by us or do Jt yourself_ Call WY 2-2635 for fr{'e ~sti· mate. I I I TONKA CORDOVAN 7·99 WE'RE OPEN Friday and Phone WY Chevrolet Belair THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! IT~ \ FREE MOUNTING HOME OWNED & OPERATED YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE Dr. A.T. Trans. Radio. Automatic Tran•. &dio. A ShllP ODo. BLACK LEATHER 7·" WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING MOHAWK MAGEE Expc=r1 lnstallalioo RIZER OIL· COMPANY 700 - 4 60 Ford Fairlane 500 - 2 Dr. 8 cyl. EXPERT INSTALLATION! sign violations. Other Sim On S.lel Corvalr 54 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door 6 cyl. Shoes these get children oil to 1 good stilt,, • heautilully atyled ....I built to tale a heap of pu~nll And, u always, our tnlaed llllillc specialists !IIIWe your child of a perfect it. ,1 . Minn 001 000 20 - 3 7 21 Chicago 200 000 ooo-- 2 4 0' i Grant 118·>1 and Batley. BU· zhardt, Wilhelm (81 and I mano, Martin !9). Loser - Bu· i zhlll'dl (11·71. IIR--Hall (lUih) . ( 13 illni~~&~) 62 Ford Galaxie 5~ - 4 Door 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. RAdio, Power Steerinl, Powtr Braket. ! I ' to , Boston 11110 011 1110 f-.5 8 0 Cleve 1100 11110 030 0 - 3 6 1 ' Bonnell, Radat~ (81, Dullba i (!OJ and Tillman, Nixon IUJ. I McDowell TiefellBuer (8) McMahon (10) and Roof. WinnerRadat• (8-11), Loser-McMahon 13-31. HP.s - Conil!liaro (27th), I W.d (201hi, Horton (6th). , Middleport, 0. Automatic Trans . Radio, Power Steerin&. ment of flowrr s . Me1gs eounty court Sepl. 24 on I , a charge of t•ilure to yield the righl of way Arrests yesterday by the patrol included : George WooteD 'J:/, Pl. Pleasant, driving w~;·. intoxicated and lodged In the city jail for a hearing Saturday: Gypsy A. Woyan, 26, Kanauga, cited Saturd•y, no oper· ator's license; Thomas E. Jont!s , '11 Rt. 2 Crown City and Lan1ny E Reapp. 16, Rl. I Gal hpolis, bolh cited Saturday for stop - THE SHOE BOX jon~s. and centered with an arr an g e~ , . internal injuries, and injurle!:l to his back and legs. ' The patrol cited Caldwell 62 Ford Galaxie 500 XL 2 Door H.T. 8 cyl. MISS AMERICA NAT I ONALLV' KNOWN Si'!tS i NEW HAVEN, W.VA. 62 Fairlane 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio Pomeroy Motor Co. 9 Std. Trans. ~2 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. Trans • • • A GOLD STAR STORE .• . Memorial Hospital after an accident at 10 a.m. Wednes· TIL 6 cyl. Automatic Trans. Radio, Power Steering, P. BrakeJ. 4-10 ··-- - - OPEN EVES H.T. 63 Chevrolet Belair 2 Dr. 8 cyl. i ACT NOW It HURRY INI 1 MASON COUNTY BANK IN PACKAGES LUCAL.LY O~'.INEO day in Meigs counly on Rt. 7, seven-tenths of a mile 10uth of Middleport. at the junction of Hobson Rd. The state highway patrol said that I.uther V. Cald· well, 71, Rt. 1 Middleport, driving south, made a left turn ; in front of northbound Roger D. Kr'I!IZ, 33, Findlay. The Kranz car struck the right side of the Caldwell vehicle. Both cars were demolished. Caldwell wao admitted to the - - - - - - - - - hosptlal with cuts and abrasions about the head and face and he also suffered a cerellral concussion. Kranz waa admit· too for observalion of possible 500 2 Dr. Automatic Trans. Radio, Power Steer in&. Two men were injured and admitted to Veteran• r· Fairlane 63 Ford Galaxie 500 - 4 Dr. 8 cyl. DISPLAYED I t VILLA~~Nf~l RATE] ' ~!:·~i~:.:::.;;;;,~~~~~:~~fff~::,r On Rt. 7 Near Middleport ·oPE I I' 63 CROCUS Priced to go fast 1 - -- - 1 '•--------------=-----.a..:':;.::;;.·;.:~·~;:.:':".::'::::.:::.':::',_';_,_m_"_"'_,h• WE HAVE THE SHARPEST USED CARS lN THI VALLEY. DON'T MISS OUT ON A GOOD DEAL. SEE US OR PHONE WY 2-3422-:" TULIPS - Several .&. i ',~;;· ·~.,:;:"~ , :·~•;:';"., -.,::n;:"~, FORMAL KEITH GOBLE FORD DAFFODILS On Display At Our Big Used Car Center Two Men In] uredID wreck --·-- OHIO 9:00 HYACINTHS , Ohm [ Nati <J nal ldverllti nl reprrl enb,th•e. OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL mucta 1 come- appear In Lois Hun!, who will appear iollin America in national and Portsmo"t~ next spring. world affian. Throughout the eighteen-year Headquarter• for the current R''" 11 ' 0 •· 0 ••"· 'u11111"•' historv of the local organization, I membership drive are loc11ted PUhll~tlett eve ry llflei'MOTI e x cepT audiences have enjoyed such at 11 Court St., iD Gallipolis, Su11d"~ hy \'he Uhlu V~Jie~· PuUII~h J n pje. . ill~ Cump;my. Jl() Mech•nlt Sl Pnm m~morable artists as the Don telephone 446-1364. n d. 010 "' ph .... . Cossack Choir Alec Templeton ' ant drive headquarten are al Ohlo """" " " W'J' '1 -2- l:loe. l)(lllorlaJ phon• WY J. 1 ' ' ' " "!:nt ered 11• u•eontl r 11u mltllnl · Archer and Gile . and the Co. 1003 Simpwn Pl., telepbono 875' 1!\bll l'! t Ill tbe Po•• olhce at Pomeroy , lwnbus Boys Choir. 4592. ,h..... ·····h"'· ,,;,,, ~ 1965's a111po11 ua:.use o dy starts, Earl Wrightson and the growing lmportanctl of La· popu 1ar __ POMEROY IN THE SPRING! the cert Association Is extremely h MID-POM SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Take a look at some of these prices! Hurry to get the buy of your life! Big selection of all-new CHEVROLETS priced to go! Terms to suit your budget. 1 one 1communities. Included in Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND N F JUDY FRASER & DENISE SNODGRASS YOU CAN TAKE ll WITH YOU DEVOl'E(.. TO !NTUEST 0~ MEIGS MASON AREA I FROM The Fabric Shop The Am-Vots Building, Main St., Pomeroy Sop!. 11 and Sept. 18 from 9 AM to 4 PM ..,,, ale ~~~~~~~--:!:::!~R~•!;V·~9~8~c-=====-~~~ Formula 44 - Custom Dressmaking & Tailoring REGISTER AT . 1 ed th h' lr t' ·u Present owner, Mrs. Lester 1selec 1tonTtVIS ydear WI 11 be the: pleas . aGt t _,, at .~c~on Wlf 83c After Shave lot .IOn t) ) or st x gerlt'raflonc;; 1 OLD SPICE Clatses Are Now Belnt Formed, • This seaoon'• announced at- , traction is the exciting and col· orful Folklorlstas de Ramon, a · husband and wife folk-slngmg learn from Chtle. 'nlelr pro' gram will include the music of Latin America and will be pre100ted with native musical bJ. a1>0 f'on 's summer ""Co a number of conl'erts In other struments. 1ue Convnunttr ll. . palan •l 1 fam tll· f J'J s _remamed '" REG. $1.29 !OO'S NOW Complete selections ready for you: suede cloth, sportswear fabrics, drip drys, woolens and dacron & cotton blends. MID-POM School of the Dance C1 c·Oncert Membership Drive A d T c Moves hea in ri- ounty The Tri-County Community , fnendly \'I SJt - all St'!!'m real. Concert Association is moving One. <Lll'h h~1w. wluch I had ahead m lis 196~ membership the · ··1·lng, ·IS ('h· . · · : Iiiii· pnvtleo•' 0 f Vl'i · an- driVe, whoch continue• through j· t d Saturday of this w..k. · b"~\e near Mt. Meigs, This year, along with the a uu en nHies out of Mont- series to he presented locally gmo"mmery, CfhaNntlllyl (na_med in members will be ab!e to attend BUFFERIN 67 SAVE Back To School Fabrics Annount·es Thet New 1hm hor"se-pulled buggy for a HAIR SPRAY Court St., Pomeroy 1 Crow'sSteak House JUST WONDERFUL Phillips Sisters Style POMEROY MOTOR CO. dlcaled that !he Civil War, in al paeks. were killed when Ma- l The Marines blasted the Ha ' rines bltw up a tunnP! hideout 1 La~~ An tunnel after workmg More of the "glol'!ous South" with high explosives. I thelf W?Y around. and. through surv1ves in the many old ante- Ha L.ng An Peninsula, 20 Ute penmsula whiCh nses 600 bellum plantation homes- those miles south of Chu Lai. was the feel from the SouU1 Chma Sea l1uge old mans10ns which hrlng targ et or a massive search and to a ridge of cliffs. Sandy high· hal'k memories of aristocracy, destroy missllln winch began lands divided by hedgerows lie tis noted hospitality, cotton last Tuesday. It is near another beyond. fields, and slave labor. beacn area where American The Viet Cong bad tunneled II IS not hard lo imagme those Marines killed 600 Viet Cong 1beneath the hedgerows davs whtle near these stately last month in one of the biggest ! into cliffside caves. holes. The great columned - - ___.:-.___ Price Includes Cole In Slz" 3 to 15 See The New Fall Hats! sense, is a living one. Bread and Coffee -·-----. Pomeroy BY MAKING A TERRIFIC BUY AT House of the Confederacy," in-. uniforms and carrying full field ' surcesses 0 1le war. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JUNIOR PEME DRESSES Certified Oil Station it!hesoldier tatteredno.grey wilh words,ID "Hell, I . ain't forgeUing ." Many Southerners replied, SAIGON (UP!) - U. S. Air Force jets earried the air after learnmg tlmt f was from .10r against Communist North Viet Nam to within 17 Ohio, "Well, we'll forgive yoo." nules of Communist China, an American military spokesOther displays of Confeder-l man reported today. It was the deepest penetration thus ate patriotism suo:h as seen in ~· far Muntgomery, Alabama, the The spokesman said a flight of four Fl05 Thunder" Heart of Dixie," were preva- . chief fighter-bombers attacked a railroad bridge 17 miles len! also in numerous cities and south of the Chinese frontier and h1t two railroad bridges towns. In Montgomery, cons~IC· 25 and 30 miles from the border. • uous display of the famous r<•d On the ground 10 South Viet Nam, the spokesman said and while rebel flag at the state 148 Communist guerrillas had been eonfirmed as killed I capitol and reverence with . in the joint U.S.·Vietnamese sweep of the Ba Lang An which vis:tors viewed Jeffer· i Pemnsula . 1 son Davis's home, ''First White l Sixty-six guerril las, wearing f 1 ALL-U-CAN-EAT! FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY AI'r War I·s Carri'ed Near Chi'na's Borders by Jets I I J . ,.,....,. . • t ~ .. Saturday Nights ) Satisfactioa Chapman· Canaday ln the Mlddltllock Ntad fl Elbe..W. 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SVAC Elects Evans, Tables Two_Big Problems By Dale Rotbieb Jr. • CikydeballEvans,chNorth Gallllctedas ba s et cca , was e e president of the SVAC Tbw·sday mght at Kyger Creek. Nam· ed with Evans were C. A. DunH Tr football can, anna~ aced t nd coach, as vtce pres• en • a ~~~~~~W~~~h ~~u:~~~::~. b~~: c succeeds KC football coach ans I <Jm Wlite. . '~ ~ 'I' wo bJg dJscusstons were tabled durmg the two hour sesSJon FJrsl, Gary Parsons, Easlern baskelball roa<h and athletic director, asked the league il Eastern was sllll a member and if games played by the Eagles against SVAC teams stand· counted in the league mgsTh. bl·g difference everyone ~ pointed out was tbal every team plays five games and Eastern, who has dropped Hhannan Trace thiS season only as I ur against SVAC co~pelition. ~aslern " a member of the ne~ Mid Ohio Valley Confer- lee will review the SVAC constitution drafted when the league was formed in 1958 to h he determine w 8 1 s1eps ~an ll was also announced that each school will receive eight free pa19es this year. Weihl!l asked that the game scheduled for Friday night at North Gallia be postponed until Nov 5 Alter I•""'"Y dis' · . '""'\"' extaken lowndard s~ngth";'~g the cusa•: '':..=h fo~e~~ healtll league bal rem ymg new- ~welf~re of his inexperiencest pro em. Members ol the committee ed players and ali oth" matare Sam Gayton, Kyger Creek. ters were considered It was de· Bob Penrod, North Gailia; Pat !ermined that the gamdae ahouJ: 1 Weiher • HSouthw-tern· be postponed Y n I11 t 'rra" ' George d until Saturdayfrom nightFn Sept Evans, annan ce, an • • Gary Parsons Eastern. at North Gailla. ' Tbe other d•'scusst'on was be- C. A. Dunca, HT mentor, to ld tween Southwestern football the league that his school mentor Pat Wether and North would do everything they can Gallia Principal and acting loo~ to stay in the league, ball coach Bob Penrod. Duncan reported that 15 buys D to' lack of varsity practiced Wednenday while 35 Sou~~western pl&"ers with boys reponed to Weiher at ' "" So tb tern enough pre • season prac~e. u wes . ence. It was agreed that Eastern . be of the was sttll a mem r ConSoulhern va11ey Athletic . was !erence, but no deciSion of reached t"n dthe queshon leagoe. san mgs. ed PreSident Ev~ns lor~ a committee to dtsc~s ~ e ove~; all Slluatmn next on ay mg at Kyger Creek. The commit· Jets Gain Finals of IL Playoff; Title on Line Attending Iaiii nl8ht's session were coaches Pat Weiher and Uoyd Myers, Southwestern, lckll Jlm White and John W ne, Kyger Creek; Bob Penrod Clyde Evans, North Galiia; "It's my mom. I ptleb better ry Parsons, Eas1ern; C· d Geo E ana ____ u_d_er pressure." Duncan an rge v Hannan Trace. Ex..,otive/ Frl d Cr nd ll 5) and pag en Sadecki, , a aDennis <8) and· Heads present were Come liaronl. Bradbury, Kyger Creek Winner - Friend 17· Wlllard Copley of North Galiia. Loser- Sadeckl (4-13) . Sam Gayton, KC Principal -aloo present along wttb York 000 Oil 1100- 2 4 0 Rothgeb, Jr' ol the 422 000 OJx-lt 14 0 Tribune Willey Sutherland (!) Rich, ' ' 8 2 . 1 !, Bethke 1 l and Canbad three runs across and had ntzZaro. O'Toole (2-9) and Edthe tyin~ run at second base. wards. Lose~ - Wtlley 111-2), Short got pinch hitter Gene HRs - Robmson (26th) ·JohnOliver and l"ellpe Aiou on son t27tb) · grounders to ead tbe inning and Only games scheduled ' struck out the side in toe ninth. . . G. t w· Mays Belts Two MOre In Ian In Reds' O'Toole Wallop~ Mets II to 2 ~F:"~~r::::D;!~:"wi~ ~~~t~:e~~oo~~\i i I . 'I •· ., ' t-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sep.!:_~._l 96~ I .' 0 belted hi• 26th ':mer Wllh a Aguirre (13.}) and Freehan, Louis 2-1 1 Jim O'Toole won his first I run on an infteld ~ut man on lor the · billies. Hank HR-Johnson (th) By GEORGE C. LANGFORD Pltlsburgh trippedSt game m almost three months Chns Short madL a rare re- Aaron slugged a homer and a , Barber (13-9) .aad Brown. UPI Sports Writer AL Actma ed his first game' lief appearance In the eighth m- double, good lor thre! Milwau'l'he 11 ,111·e Ma)'S Agency, Inc. .11 mncsota de a It Clncago's an.d complet . . Aguirre {IJ-10) and Freehan. HR- J~L rna be a little late opening lor American League pennanl hopes stnce an opemn~• day ioso to rung alter the Braves already kee tallies. ... nson (5thJ , y [ II a blow by overcoming the Wh1te Milwaukee as he umlted the • busmess t 111s da · . N y k Mets to four_ bits · (2 nd game 1 1 The boss Sox 3-2. Detroit stopped Balli· ew or 1;;'~," log~:·:~ tl.~ World Series more 5-0 in the nightcap of O'Toole's . only other trmmph Baltimore 000 000 000 - 0 3 I P . b .t the~r doubleheader aft" the Or- came agamst the Met• os June Detroit 010 013 OOx-5 5 0 _ and not m a ox seo . ~ Rob' and De Kno 1 B k AI the rale Willie is going, ioles had won the opener 2-0. !6. frank mson .ron w es, arnows I (7) and h's sales agency for ex-bali New York shaded Washmgton Jolmson eacb btastl!d a t'lr.. Lau, Wickersham (11-13) and : in buddies can start paint- 6-5. Boston whipped Cleveland run homer to pace the Reds atFreehan. Loser-Knowles (11-l) . ;~agy":losed unti l alter the Se- 5-3 in 10 innings and the Cali- tack that raked loser Carillon By Unl•·• Press International Newman (11 -14) vs Krausse! HR- Werl (11th). • · 1· fomia Angels dropped the Kan- 11'1iley and two reltevers or ""' nes ' s1gns any Jme now. . . · · th 1 1 L'lree m· Nalioaal League (2-31. . j CAPETONW IUPI) _ Joseph Wondrous Willie belled his sas City A's 5-3 In 13 mmngs. eJghl runs In e m . W. L Pet. GB Minnesota at ChiCago - Kaal (Jock ) Cat'mey, a former ScotWd Mays' two ruundtnporr; mngs. Johmon hu drives m H I (12 11) 44th and 45th hhomede r~: n~n; boosted his career total to 191 - 116 runs this season to lead the San Francisco 78 59 .589 114-10) vs. or en . !ish flyweight champion and 81 nesday and I c as . the San ' only 13 behind Mel Ott's all- major leagu.,. in mat depart- Los Angeles 79 .5M ~ (Only F~,:"aye~. ~~::e~le ) once rated filth in the world, across the pale pacmg Cincinnati 79 61 .564 >< Wed d 1 d d d 1 Frandc;coGianlstoa l2·3 romp ltim e NL record a~d lell hlm ' ment. . 554 2 !Detroit at Cleveland, night nes.ay was oun . ea n , · Huston Astros and jJUSt six shy of his personal sea- l Throw• Four-Hitter Mtlwaukee ~ : · 4 California at Washington, night his cabm aboard the lmer Pre~~;ti~~e th: Gianls' NallonHI son 's high ol 51 set in 1955. Bob Friend held the Cardl-, ~~tti~u~g~ia 71 88 :~ 8 New York at Chicago, night torts Castle. H~was_36. L lead lo 'I game o-.r Willie connected for a three- nals to four hils and t~e ~' IS I ~e p 70 71 .496 10 Minnesota at Boston night - -1 eag~e aeles and Cmci nnat> rus shot mt o the l••·th ol a rates scored one of theu- two I c~· ut s 65 76 481 15 Kan. City at Balli. 2. twilight Dear Alllaon, ·~l:h~ ~eds deadlocked the idle slrong wind in the soecnd in- runs on a wild pitch tntrd~tr•k• Ho~s~~ 60 80 191'l' "How can I keep people Dodgers lor seco nd place in I he ning o[[ loser Don Nolteb•rt to Rober~~ Cle~enle. th is~~~y New York 45 97 .317 lll'l LINE SCORES from mooching my Half 'ld ennant scra mble by and ripped a two-run shot inl Mota lflp m e sJx g Wednesday's Rosullll ~ 1 p New York tt -Z. the eighth. Willie McCovey to• and scored when loser Ray Sa- S F ncisco 12 Houston 3 National League and Halts? They can't P~~~~~~hJa dropped Milwaukee lowed with his 33rd home ru> decki uncorked a ~>'•0 toss to P~~tsbu~~ 2 St. Louis j night Houston 000 003 000- S 9 t resist that rich aroma." San. Fran. 230 010 06x-12 15 1 11 the pace by and that was more than eD<ougll Ciemenete. The wmrun~ run Phila 6 Milwaukee 5 night 1 t;,~m~i~;·l~:Braves fr2 and support to give Bob Bolm his came across:• ID~mg l~ter on Cincinnati 11 New Yo~k 2, night Nottebart Taylor (2) , and Dear Smoker. ____ nmth VIctory JD 14 deciSIOns. Del Crandall s doub.e ano a SID· !Only games scheduled) Brand. Bolin (!hi) and Haller, "Who can? May I ll<llin was touched tor moe "'Is gle by Gene Aile). Lou Brock , Thursday's Probable Ptlehers Loser - Notlebart 14-14). HRs have one?" , CfiCS l incl uding Walt Bond's six th stole his 57th and 58th ,bases Houston at San Francisco- - Mays 2 !44th and 45th!, Bond homer. and scored the CardiDais ooly Dierker (l-7) vs. Marichat (6th) McCovey t33rdi. <211-10). New York at Cincinnati IPhiia. 001 2110 300 - 6 9 0 (night) _ McGraw (2-4> vs. Mllw. ooo 101 ooo - 59 2 NEW YORK tUPil - The I Tsitouris (6-tl), Culp, Baldscrun (8), Short crowd in the baseball commisPhiiadelphi• at Milwaukee (8) and Corrales, Dalrymple s, one r's ol!ice Wednesdaytnight) _ BuMina (16-8) vs. (8): K. Johnson Lemaster 171 whrn Ford Frick announced . Cloninger (20-9 ). Ostnski (9) and Torre. Winner tnol Ihe World S.ries would bechic a g 0 at Los Angeles -Culp II!HI). Loser - Johnson gi n Wednesdav. Oct fi, m the ~ (night) _ Headley 12-21 vs. (1-9) , HRs - Stuart (25th) horn•· lmll park of the winning Koufax (21-71. Torre 126th l, Aaron <29th). indic;J! Jvc of the ti ght pennanl By GEORGE C. LANGFORD It was the earliest a Vankee Friday's Games 000 001 100-2 It r•rrs in both leagues. UPI Sports Writer team has been eliminated lrom !Mllwaukee at New York, night Pitts. , No less than 12 ot the 20 rnacontention since 1944. St. Louis at Phila, night St. Louts 000 1101 1100- 1 4 I jor league dubs were invi!J>d to Yankee haters arise. The Hall's declsrve blast in the Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night - ,'he annual briefing where Frick Minnesota 1'wins have driven seventh inning also put • scr1- Houston at Los Angeles night also prr,cJaimed that he had set the final nail into the Yankees' ous crimp in ChicsgJ'& p ~ nnant Chicago at San Francisco, night as1de an off-day for travel aft- coffin. hopes. The loss dropped the Americaa League er th e second game and alter A guy named Jimmie Hall White Sox six games off the W. L Pel GB the fifth game. if the series is 1applied the coup de grac• a pace. They have only one game Minnesota 88 54 .620 still in progress at that ~int. thousand miles away frnm New left against the Tw1ns Thur:-;day Chicago 8~ 60 .577 6 The commiS>ioner also took York and at the same ti'l>e and each team has but 20 Baltimore 80 00 .571 7 in to considerMion the possibili- stuck his bal in lhe Chw•go games remaining on its sc~KJ. Cleveland n 63 .550 10 ty of a post-season playoff. In Whi te Sox printing press" ' ule. Detroit 78 64 .549 tO thai e<enl, Ihe slart of the scarecly seven hours aller Ford I Minnesota also received ,,,me New York 69 75 .479 20 World Series would be delayed Frick had told them to start help [rom the Det-oit Tigers, Cahlorma 65 77 .458 23 with anolher open date falling printing World Series tickets. who halted the surging Balti- Washington 62 80 .437 26 between the final playoff game For the first time In six vears more Orioles eigh~game win- Boston 56 87 .392 23~ and lhe Senes opener. and only the fourth time in 19 ning streak with a 5-0 white- Kansas City 51 88 .367 :tl'-1 Both leagu" conduct lheir seasons the proud Yankee pin washing in the second game ol Wedneaday's Results playoffs on a best two out of' stripes will be missin~ [rom the 8 doubleheader alter ···e Ori- Boston 5 Cleveland .3, 10 IDS. n three bas is. World Series. ole5 had taken the opener 2-0. Balti":'ore !, Detrott 0 1st twl Seven Nationa l League teams New York managed to snap Boston cllppe<l Cleve!and 5-3 in Detro1t 5 Balli'""re 2nd n -San Francisco, Los Angel~. its ~ven-garne losing streak 10 innings and California out- New York 6 Washinglon 5 twi Cincinnati. Milwaukee, Pitts- Wednesday nighl against tr.e lasted Kansas City 5-3 in 13 in- Minnesota 3 Chlcagu 2, ~igbt burg. Philadelphia and Sl. i Washmgton Senators 6-5, but nings. Cahf. 5 Kan. City 3, 13 tns. n Lou1s had represenlalivcs on the Twins mathematically elim- In the National League, San Thun<la~'• Probable Ptleben han d. and five American mated the defending American Francisco toppled Houston 12-3 _:~ornta at Kansas City League tcams-M i nnesol<~, Chi- l.rague champions from the to increase its lead over idle cago, Ba ltimore, Clevela nd and <race when Hall's two run hom- Los Angel., to a hall game, FIRST Detroit had men presenl. : er brought them [rom behind to Cincinnati bombed New York QUALITY As usual, a 2-3-2 .'i ys'em \\'IIIia :1-2 victory over Chicago. 11 ~2 to remain a halt game be~ REGULAR be used to play lhe Seri". Earliest ElimtnaHo1 hind also, Phlladelphlo upset Certified Oil Stetlon Mil waukee &-5 and Pittsburgh trimmed St. Louil 2-1. w, Moln St. By United Press Jnternatiooal sparked Jhc Columbu' ofle""' 'th h' econ" home run '"" The Columbus Jets, hurdling "' IS s . their way to the International ing the playof[s and hts 20111 01 League championship, now lhe cumpa1gn. have one major obstacle to Ed Hobaugh won his second clear en route to the flag. consecutive playoff game bJ , allowing only one run afler reThe Jets moved mto the fl. I' , J h Gelnar in th• secnals by clinching their best-of. tevmg . 0 n seven serl'" against Syracuse onTdhelnnpmlag),'Of[s stand .Jn", s: with a 13-4 trtumph over the By United Press lntrrnalionnt Chi 18 Wedne d night The e .s •thY . th . Semtl1'nals, Best Of Seven v1ctory m e stx game I". ai t came S • t... P<t. ag ns yracuse. x-Toronlo 4 0 1 Ot! ni~~u~b~~e- ~~~~rT~;"~t~~~.- Atlanta W.O 14•. ~~~ ol,seven sertes for the champ!4 2 r,s· onship The Maple Leafs ad- x-Columbu• ·.'.: vanced to the finals by Syracuse . . 2 4 ..IJ, x-Ciinched sem1-fmul round whipping the Atlanta Crack. . ers in lour consecutive gam·es. SEATTLE lUPI) - F i r • t The Jets unleashed a !5-hit baseman Lee May, a .321 tnt· attack against the Chiefs ter, and Bill Davjs. batting )I t, Wednesday night, scoring live have been named coholders <>. 1 runs in the first inning and rookie of the year honors n three In the ninth. John Powers Ithe Paci lie_?'_ast__League ' Cr:.ck of Pads Friday Night Open Another Grid Season The crack of pad! and chants j the local school are lound In the "Salute sp"re." Football previews have indi- N cheering fans will be beard ' throughout the area Friday night •t 8 o'cloek - kick • o/f time for the 1965 Football Sea- cated fans will w1tness another interesting season of turf ac lion. Competition will be aa keen as wer. The griil d1e1 tor this week· end will have !wo Meigs schools going oul of county and two other~ playing at home. Eastern will he traveling to <.bauncey-Dover and Southern is to visit McArthur while Pomeroy is host to Hs cross-river son. On the eve of another grid season, area merchants salute the footbaU players, coachea and others connected with the rough 'n tough sport through sponsorship of a two-page section in today's issue of The Daily Sentinel. Schedulea lor the teams of nelghbur, the Wah am a White Falcons, ail on Friday night. Middleport will go to Rutland for the only local Saturday night contest. Wahama, with a 13-6 win over Buffalo last Friday , has confidence of staging a real scrap with ito Ohio foe. Pomeroy. as yet untried, will learn a lol abuut its future prospects in CJ4:iss AA competition in Ohio. Injuries may prove to be cosily to Eastern's Eagles in their season debut against the Blue Devils of Athens county, Coach Dick Martin. in hi s ets, on the strength of pre-sea first seagon al Eastern, has six Rutland Saturday night as underdogs. The Jackets took some lumps in losing to a big, rough McConnelsville squad last Saturday in their third aad final warm·up scrimwage, 24·6. On the other band, Rutland subdued Wellston of the SEOAL ti-0 also last Saturday, diS playing a rock-ill<e defense and an offense that, when iI jells, may spell trouble for every future players on his team of 25 being treated tor injuries. Three of the buys hurt were practicing on the first team when tilt'_\' sus-tained their injuries. Elsewhere, Coach ll on Deem's SouUu~ rn Tornadoes will be h!ksled by a lal ented team at McArthur. The Generals h;:tve at least 10 lettermen back from their 1964 squad. The Middleport Yellow Jock- terback Buddy Moore, Baclt Sam Hood, Back Ron Hindy, and End ~ary Stobart for Rutland. Stobart, with a gimpy may be held out another week.'· He hasn't even been ruonint \ this week. Hlndy's finger frao- ' lure doesn't figure to &low tloWII ''", his running... Sophomore Jim Conde, 1 111 lb. hack, suffered a fractured fool in the McConnelsville scrimo mage, and is lost lor lhe - foe."" Four JJcket stCjr1t>rS have been nursing bruist:::; and overstretched ligamenl s lhis week, Coach Roberl Ashley hopes to have all of them ready, QDfl'• son scrimmages, must go to itn.., Pictures of the Rutiaad' and Pomero~ football b·ams wiD be published ~'rlday complet- ing a roundup of tbe five Mdgs County high school gr teams tbal witl opeD 1965 grid actio1 Ibis week. son. \ When a beer would taste good, enjoy the beer made extra good by Process 14-K. Pure-grain ... pure pleasure ' 711· ..-' , b~4 ··-r.-. •;•' /, , i!fJ . . ~.) •· . f, ';:' . 0. ~ - ;< &~. 2J~2l •i- - ~· I • d I k ! :m Begin On Oct. 6 -. ' " .. ·~ .;)~ I - ~ > I W'll S ,, . ,;;!>'! I I 17ankee Squa d .l I Ts El·m ,·na ted l l 1 "• EASTERN GRIDDERS - Ten lettermen will make up the bulwark of the 1965 Easlern Jligh school football team, U nder the helm of new mentor Dick Marlin !he Eagles will open th eir sched~le . at Chauncey-Dover Friday night. Pictured left to nght, front row, are R.ay Karr, Dave Mora , Bobby Woods. Harry Spencer', Dolph ~ay, Btil Buckley, Steve ~.rw10 and Elton Steele. Second row, Tom Burkley, manager; Terry Kaylor, Ron Orr, John Bogard. Larry Spencer, Roger Barnette, Deryl \\eli and Paul Chadwe ll. Th•rd row, Gary Wolf, Tom Osborne, Archie Rose, Bruce Hager, Charles Eichinger. Mike Martin, Duane Tuttle and Ruger Allman. Back row, Head Coacb Martin, Managers Jack Frederick, John Pooler, Ray Justis, and Asst. Coaches Bob Ord and John Lambert. - Sentmel Photo. . ·, ~.~. '. I act NOW IS THE TIME TO GET THAT OUTSIDE PAINnNG DONE! RIGHT IN fAIHIOM, •, -ARROW~ BRITE-WI< I, r HOUSE PAIMT rnw Chevrolet /mpa/1 Sport Coupe F•lrs • great time to drive • new csr. Seeing places you've IIJflllnt to but missed so far. Wstching the lesves chsnge color. Avoiding crowds. BeautHu/1 And the trsde you can get at your Chevrolet desler·s right now m11kes it s/1 the more so. ComB see him while there"s stills good choice of mode/a. ~ A i>P-f;t. l!uv for good c... : 1 n~;t1 at a budget price. Provirlf'S sohd proli'dinn likn 1,ainhoselhng for · ,. )(hmor1•. f · •• . SOUTHERN TORNADOES - The 30-member Southern High school football team will open 11.1 campaig11 this Friday night at McArthur with Coach Ronald Deem m charge of the Tornadoes th1s year. Front row. 1 to r, are Marty Morar1ty, Bobby Adams, Darrell Norris, Ron Cozart and Ronnie Deem . Second row Tom Wickline Mike Hayma n, Charlie Matthews, Steve Sewell, Charlie Cleland, Jobn McClintock, Dennis Evans, Dave Spenrer. Jim Harden, Tom Theiss. Eddie Moran a nd Ca ri Robmson. Back row,,Coach Deem, :r'im CIYlart, Tom Diddle, Steve Dailey, Bill Graybeal, Mike lhle, Bill Bird, Darrell Wolfe, Sherm Cundiff, Bob Grueser, Mike Jenkins, Karl Russell, Dave I horpe, Jtm Dtddle, and Asst. Coacbes Larry Wilson asd Mike Popp.. - Sentinel Photo :-:~: Cllfflit Mo1111 SjXNI Sedsn f .'.Jw•• file time to get • No. 1 buy • High Standard Ouhide White $6.95 gal. on ciNt No.1 c.va. • New Latex Outside White _ $6 . 25 gal, - ,1-....------------------, We Also Stock Lowe Brothers Meta leota Roof Paint In Red, GrNn & Aluminum ' .( POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY GILMORE SUPPLY STORE Phont 992·2774 Pomeroy .. 24-6002 Downie-Gross • Pomeroy W. MAIN STREET POMEROY .. PHONE WY 2-2126 i ~ · MIDDI..EPO~T JACKETS - The 1961! Middleport Jacbt football team opens Its season Saturday night at 8 on the Rutland turf Seated 1 to r . are Ray Hinely Mike Gress, Max Whitlatch, Bill Hackett, Reginald Mitchell, Ron Hindy, ,DenniS Ault, Bob Priddy Sean Mullen. Kneeling are John Blake stev'e Pull~n Larry Vance' Jeff_Boggs, Harvey Hoff~er, Larry Stobart, Sam Hood, Jack Sigman. Standing, B,uddy Moore, Rbd Sa~er, Roger Swam,' Larry Gladwell, Marti Tannehill, RobinsoO: Davitl Ashley, Kea Hams, Georae Saue~ ·aDd G1117 StobarL- Se.nlilull Pllok<. \ l · Fred . ·.· ·, ' ;:.:. ' " �:" - ...a ~ 1!3 ·~:::=<:::::""::': ':.:-::--:::.:::·--:·_....:==------~ ;\oO """" _ .....::..- ~ ·' 'nle llebeccl Circle of the Lutheran Church Women of Paul Lutheran Church met • d emHeElectric 'Co, Foreman-Wells Vows are SoIemmze graduated from Linden McAUQUSt lJ In , C0 IUffl bus Church Event Kinley High school and att~ ti ed the cumberland Baptist Col· ~u:..lfarr;::.~:: h~nor ~lro. NEm HAVEN Wednesdar afternoon MASON - The marriage of was white and Parish House w!lb Mlsa Sharon Foreman and Rick Roger 'for her " Roush as hootesa. '1be Wells was solemniZed August 21 was matron of old satin ·- -;--. "Walk With Me" was present- In lhl Minerva Park Church of sister. She wo~ssa wnh match- --:=:::;:-;;;;;;;;;o--!iifs:P:earilii!Wa Mrs. Pearl Edwards, Mrs. Lar ed by Mrs. R. G. Greene. Christ, Columbus, at 2·30 p. street length dr orsa e Barrall Nllllled l ry Gilland, Mrs. Bobby Grlmm. t Mrs. David Roush presided The, bride IS the daughte• of ing pill box bat. Her c g Alrmu Of Moalb Mrs Homer Wears, Mrs. Claude i at the business meeting at m. Mrs Woodrow Fore- was of whlte carnations. Vernon W. Harr:h·B:;: Mrs. J1mmy Kmg , : which time 11 was decided to a:merly of Mason, and David Felly, Co cl KID<I18)' Air force Bas; Ver- Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mrs. I make puppets to be sent to the Sheffield Lake, Ohio, and ed as bestman, Columbus. muda, 11011 of Wash· Jby Lievmg, Miss Janey children of hospitals, and also to Mr Wells IS the son of Mr. Jobs Timpson. the bride wore 11011 W. HlllTab ea n·• ll Mrs. Roy Hoffman, rs. bring items for Activlti and P Richmond lsdJana The mother o h't dress IDgton, formerly of New avenj . Grmstead, Mrs. Elmer Kelnli K•ts for refugee children. ad Mr• Robert Cook a turqumse and w '. e The has been "Airman • Ohlinger, Mrs. Ira Fields, Mr;. Those attending were Mrs. :.d . ' with black a turthe Month. ThiS was a ll1 Howard Goodnlle, Mrs. Blame Roland Karr, Mrs. Jack Welch, Ba;kets of white flowers tn·f groom's :'!tchmg acen to airmen. It WI 'II g Gilland, Mrs Archie Sayre, Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Ed- ters ersed with greenery form- qumse dress w corsages September 1st and he "' r: Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs. E C. na BurriS, Mrs. Orpha Ohling- ed ihe selling for the double Both wore celve a 125 bond, a pa [Riddle. Miss Ethel Riddle. er, Mrs C. M Adams. Jr., Mrs. rmg ceremony performed by of while through and 30 days Without u tes. ' W•:IJam McFarland, os- ' Dav•d Roush , Mrs R. G Reverent Roberts ' For her wed mg bride IDs address ' as A; I te; Grins tead . Mrs. I Greene and Mrs. Velma Roush. in marriage by her the southern _st:tes corsage 2C Vernon W. Harrah, r . Roush, Max Folmer, rs I Blrtb ' f th the bride wore a white wore a blue '"' t Fol1fl36499, Box 13, 1934 Comm. Dean Knight, Mrs. Arthur A daughter was born on Aug. dress of Chantilly from her weddmgrn Sq., New York - 09856 Hart Mrs. Joseph me Mill er I " 'I 28th at Holzer Hosp•lal lace trimmed Jn whJte satm, lowmg their retul ' bus where And Mrs ' Roy Dale Grimm. Mrs Da , Mr and Mrs. Marcelleus V. Her veil was held in place by will reside _m Columed by WestApproacbJag Marr:rK b vid Fields, Jr .. Rev and Mrs Wa;d ThiS is their first a crown of pearls. Her bouquet tbe groom IS emp oy Mr. and Mrs. Lela Jr Y Marcus Trough, Conme Carpend h been named Susan Adare announcing the enga_gemen t . ter Mrs. Rolland Gibbs, Mr_s. an rv~ss Waid is the former . and approaching mamage ~If [ lv; Capehart. Mrs. Achsah Mil- ~eity ~ibbs daughter of R. V. their daughter, Erm<J to WI · I 1 :\trs Rose Ross and Mar- ~ J ' 1iarn E. Folmer, son or ~r. and t~~~- .J\1r~. Harry Grimm . ~1rs.[ Gtbb s. Sr. Open Hou~ Mrs. George Folmer ol Pome- Thomas Weaver. Mrs. V!rgJI, 0 House will be held at Oh . ' d· Ur~rt 0'11· I pt>n . ~~- . l.t•wis. .\1rs F're c1 ' • _' he new Mason Counly Bank roy , Miss Ktrby IS a gra~ullfi:' or' li P Ferg uson. ~1rs Eugrne Hud I . r 'da evening l'rorn 4 until Wahama High Srhonl m t11 E' II ' 1rs Roy Gnmm. \1r:-;_ on fl y ... of the New na . · ·'' hb 7 The memu~rs class of 1965. Jo<eph Kelly, Mrs . Sonny Gt '· H· G· rden Club will serve Mr. Folmer is B graduate ol M . David O<tv is. Mr!' Bnb ' aven d I Pomeroy Hi gh School and li t· Krsb. "rs C'harlf's Elliolt. ! as hm;lf:'ss es. I I • . tr v. ;wJ · Personas tended General Mot or Traming ~ ha r~n D!ll. :\Irs Don F'olrnt' r· B th Cunmngham is School in Cincmnao. Ohto. ~ ~rs Iva Hudson. Mrs Lee Mrs erh a . New Haven u a r y •11 a t her orne The wedding wlll be ll n event ,YI Roush Helen Rolt f:'l, 'l' M mEdwin Roush· ' b 29 1965 al 1·30 • 1 c tt ~1rs \1r and rs , of Septem er . · · ' · , Roush Mrs Love! a .oe s. · h vJs tled here over NEW FALL COLORS pm tESTl at the New Haven ' Dav id ' Kay Mrs D..tv trl Dt•w- [ot Car 1es1~n Methodist Church with the Rev. hurst. the hostess and honm ee the wt-e kdenM Joe McComb of h fn \11 an rs.t d her parents Marcus l'roug o eta 11ng Grinstea d R1•unum Mrs Manon Dmgey •~Ill serve I The descendants of Rtchnrd P l '! "~m rgh VJSJ e E R h v~ as her sister's matron -af-honor A and Susa n E Grmstead ~ m n \1 1 and Mrs• p . ous o and George W Folmer Will be l llv reumon was held recentl y at tile weekend. h I I r Mrs be~t man for hi s brother. Ush- tl;e Nt> w llaven G:Jrd t>n l'luh Att endmgk~ eAs~~~ Park ers Wlll be Uycte W~aver and I P::~rk F: lnora Zer e were Mrs Ot• 36 Inches Wide Lou Kmg. Mrs. Pau l Powell I Those Dttendmg were :\1r~ e r s!Jtt ~g r~cen~ F ed B~tey' will present organ muste and I Dorothy Knapp, Margar~·t ml:'r Zerk e, . rs.ld ~ z kle Sandra Marsha ll ~ Ill be solOist. Kna pp, J•m Kna pp, :vlr WOVn PI Mr and Mrs Harold .ee C~:rl..; • Reg. $1.19 yard Miss Kirby Honored ll'llb Ki ser. all of Norwalk, Ohio.· F.ank Zerki~J arra Zerkle was Shower Mrs Eul ah Dellamy of PDinl j7.erkle Mrs so of Ne\f Haven Miss Erma Kir by, bnde-elect l Pl easant. Mr. and Mrs. Ja mes Ia former resident of her death Robert and ~t the timeof New Haven of Mr. Wilh am E Folmer wa s Ah l Mr and Mrs honored \\tth a mlSC PllcmPous I Gnnslead of Columbus. 1\rl rs was a member S . room A' lma Rnbll ms of Thornv111e. E u B Church. ei'VIces l1o:me ,:I iillOwer .m thl• rerreatwn of the ~lrlhodi st Churrh. wllh 0 llr and Herry Gn1> ' held al Lev1ll Funera1 .. Mrs. Manon Dmgry as hoste~s I slt::-~d and family. ,\1 rs Jes!'H~ and bun al was in Ma~DJ~ a Blue and \\ hlle n bbons and Bro•"n \1rs Helen Grmst"-ad, Ietrry at West Umon, · · 11 Lexington " ·CohJm · ·bus. Mr and MIS I' M ~c<•· ·• whJte bells ca m ed out !he dec- I all ol • r. and Mr s Waf ace uratJOns. 'flJe Wble v.-~Js cover- Rt chard Grmstead and famlly, ' art and daughter do e to the ed with a lace rlul h and the Mr and Mr~ DaVId Gnnstead we-re ca lle~ here uJ L St VI· centerpiE'Ce was a mmmture and farnJ!y. Mr. and Mrs. D:1 le deat h of h1s father, · · e Values to 49c bride. Grinstead. all of Canton, 0 .. art. om Vance asd . Game prizes were won by Mrs. I Mrs. JoAnn Tay lor Mr. M r.~:,_ \1: . and .~~rs. '!' n Mr H32eo Roush, Mrs. Dav id Do- I Vale Taylor and Troy. \I rs. ' fa mily VJs>led hiS pare t9' th .. vis M,. Sonny Gtbos, Mrs. I Robert Harless Robin and Jo- and Mrs. B. R. Vance " · ' . w·1 · · · 11 f k Mr and Mrs Vance were Claude Bumgarner, \l rs. ' - dy. Mr. Br"dy Knapp, a o , wee · ' · · t wn liam McFarland and Mrs. Pearl Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Paul enrou 'e home to Morgan ~e~ ! Edwardl. I Grinstead of lklpre. Mtss Car- W. Va. from Los Alamos, was ' The guest list included the \ rie Beards of Pomeroy. ~lr. and Mex jco where Mr. Vance ni l following : Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mrs. Bob Grinstead . Bobby . and employed Wllh the goverllllle , Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. George I Keith of Albany, 0.• Mrs. Floyd! research lab. ) Folmer, Mn. Frank Thompson, ! Miller, Brad Stanley of MonetINNER :..:.:=:.:..: _ _ _____:__ :t 0. Mrs Max ine Arnold i A'ITE~D D ,; , ~ ~ :OOtt~"H ~ .~a~ed ~stb: B~amer, Bo~ ~ud ..;.,.~as ~~- ~ ~ay foll~ws: ~:n now~~ ~ Well~ Kra~se C~lumbus. accessori~. cessor~es. ~Irs ~rs. M~me ~Irs tum~~~::; ~nd r" lh~iven moth~;h carn~tJOnBirip aU: a~ ~~~e ~ouple s~e;[·length Engage~ent -· • •• • • • •• • . • •• , , , , / . ~.- lege for two years. The bride gradualed from Wahama High school, cia" of 1961 . and attend· ed Mountain State Busmess Col· lege. PANELING 4.15 s::ET Several different woods and styles TO TOUR CENTER MASON _ The Followers Class of tbe Mason Me.thodtst Church has made plans to attend the Spring Heights ConIorence Training Center at Spencer, W. Va .• on Sept 12. Their teacher " the Rev: Marvan Frame. The group will tour the training center and enjoy a hamburg fry in the evenmg. :Low As Low As 12c sq. ft. CEILING TILE FREE DEUVERY! ' MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. 773-55S4 Mrs. 1 Reg. 79c Value Bayer Aspirin ,, ( 57 : a~•d HOMI Vi-Jon of Pomeroy llr. l MASON - Members of the .Jack Fow ler. Tommy , Mas(m Home Demonstration I : and Tony of Poin t Pleasant, ! Club toured the Pl. Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Hank Johnson, sort asd enjoyed _dmner there Bobby and Terry. Raci ne, Mrs. I on Tuesday everung. Anna Miller, Mr. and M"· , were Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mnl. Thomas Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. I Edith Fox, ~rs. Clara Cecil Duncan, Darlene and Ce-. Mrs. Catherme Swal.zel, Mrs. .1 J Mr and Mrs William John Marshall, Mrs. John I ~~Fa~i;..d, . and Ray.;ond. Mr. Daniel. Mrs. Dorthy Carllmght, pr. and Mrs. Bill Grinstead, Anna Mrs. George Hudson and Mnl. Louise. Mrs. Mary Aumiller, ,J-;; oh•n• = Roa;;c;o;h.= =iiiOI= =--. Mr. and ~ rs . Reuben Stewart lr and Gary, ~ r. and Mrs. Walter Grinstead , \1r~. Melvin Knapp, and Harry . Mrs. SharI on Vickers and Rodney, Mrs. Harold Fry. Larry and ~l ei, Mr. and Mrs . Joe Paugh, DebeBiack eBrown bie, Becky , Jad<Je, Mrs Harold Capehart, Mr. and Mrs. · ePENNY LOAFERS Clay Grinstead , Mr. and Mrs. Grinstead, Mr. and ' eBUCKLE LOAFERS Raymond Mr'- Willie Joe Grinstead, Mr!. ' eiTALIAN LOAFERS Charles F. Yonker. Charles, Bryan and Sonya, Mr. and Mr9. - - - - - - - - - . Larry Sullivan, Mr. and \lrs. · Fred Rou sh and Danny, M"' Berky Sleeth, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grinstead, Susie-, Nida Yvonne and Todd. ~lr. a n d Mrs. Ever ell !Wush, Kathy ana ' N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Linda. Rebe<ca Clrclo .----------. ~ and Mrs. HOUSEHOLD SPONGES $J.99 Pack of 3.0 Assorted AUTOMATIC 'ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER el5 Cup Siz:e e Flavor Selector e Auto. Thermostat Reg. $10.95 V•l. s .88 LARGE 9' x 12' READY TO COVER PLASTIC SET OF 4 FOAM ea Pock of 4 Reg. $1.00 Reg.69a j Soft, a-h and supple COATS efur Trimmed 1 In block or brown ouode, relax on Ito wafer-thin h"l - - - - '10C ~ ° fa~t"Jpa·~m SYRUP J~hhn EZ:.,""L,.~~~ ~s ~a~a~: " " I 59c uXJ.:~ry t"; Corn flakes Winte~s a~t CARAVEL GOESSLER J I Sl ewe ry Ore SIMON'S MARKET 18'' DRESSES and Half Sizes eNew Colors eNew Fabrics and Colon Unbeatable values, once-a-year prices lb. ! 01/IAMIL£8 AM£8/CAIS "VITAMINS ••. SEE us II Skinless Unb11t•1Jie riiUBI, oncll-l·fllf prius on SBdlnr I 2 lbs. Dur111 Sealy's 821d Au ~er qry Sale Sea+y'a pwc~;ng pow• HEAVY DUTY and PUSH TYPE BROOMS ateppeot."" p<od..- "" ... oato b<.... 11oe dowe "' 139.88-wfttl .., r'EMfttOitlte • Reg. and ''·" ABBOTT " -~ MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT Middleport, 0. S. •59 lvs. or MEN & BIG BOYS TANKER JACKETS Reg. Holsurn $7.95 We carry a complete line of McCoy's ready-to-use vitamins. If your gar. doctor prescribes, we'll fill it eQullt Lined e Loden G_,. Grade 'A' with precision. Common sense pri.ces, too. dor, 4 ReglsttNcl Ph~rmacloto to Serve you F,_tone No. 2¥.1 Size Can• No. 2% S Cllll A GOLD STAR STORE e FREE nCKETs AT SIMON'S . • .. • -· - " -· ... " • • " 4 " ' " ..... .... _ - ~· ~ •. • • ,. ·--·~· Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2-2PSS 112 I , Main Pomeroy • • SWAP'N oSALE .. WHEN YOUR DOaOR SAYS SLICED DISCOUNT PRICES .88 FOREMAN . Middleport, 0. ~wEe:re~~hieri~~~~§iiii Adams ....... :k> l' it to day ! ' SOFAS & CHAIRS ., •T E BAKER FURNI UR I • d e rgamze Monday Ni ht Size Petites--Juniors-MiSBes ohoe to -for 1 mero pilton co. Choose the high-throet pump ,. 8 0 FALL & WINTER e Un-Trimmed SoftSmoothSupple you wont FLEXSTEEL . COMPLETE NEW SELECTION BEAUTIFUL GROUP OF LADIES FALL & WINTER 1 H Episcop~l HEADQUARTERS FOit '<('~. mcluded : James Saunders, Jr., Mn. C. A. Pitzer and guests, O:Uni.sters, and congregatJonaJ 1 •!59 Second Ave.; Mrs. John A. M J 11.. B Craddock and smgmg. Hev. Eugene E. Emer-~ Ave.; Mrs. rs. Jack u a Durst . son, the pastor, extends a weJSaffles. 2105 Ch at ham ' .lames A. French, Addison ; M1l· come lo all. ford Reynolds, Rl. I G31lipohs; PLAN HOMECOMING I - -- CAMP BELL'S Joseph Shuler, Rl. Chesh•;:,: HomecOOJing and Rally Day REUNION HELD A new Meigs c2nty Salon Mhrs. Aas. CRt will be held at the Rock Springs The Turner tamtly . reunion No. 710 of 8&40 will be organized s0 Ire k Hill·om M s Byrdell J Forth Y • Me!hod'" 1 chu rc h sund ay · Wor· Rwas . held at lhe Middleport . can a ' r ·. · ' ship service will begin at 9:30 oadSJde Park last Sunday w•tiJ Monday, Sept. 13, at 7 p. m. Rt. 2 Crown C1ty; Mrs. Charles d Su d· h t ._ approximately 5 attending Ja- , 5 00 1 the Koehler building on East M. Love, Rl. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. 15 a·m. an f lin aedy be a 10 · cob Turner relirin o president / M · St Th '11 be 1 K' I r rd M a.m., o ow y a program , a , am . ere WI e ec- Thomas tmes, larl o : rs. b lh d . presided over the busines lion and installation of officers Bobby L. Hoad, Apple Grove, Y e ndurse ry anb tphrunJary meetin• Billie Turner H sl AUN T JEMIMA . .. . c 1asses an mus1c y e un~ r.· o1 un 1·1 VERMONT MAID and Jml•ahon. W. Va. ; Mrs. Harry N. Rhodes ior choir. A basket dinner will ington was elected the new pres1 The object of the Pl. Pleasant; Bobby J. be serve d a t 12 noon. Th aIter· ident for the cominao year . M-. 110 · 1· t t' · t · nd Rt 2 Pt PI Thorn~ .. 1 "1 1 e '"d a JrK -A M'll Rt noon program will begin at t ·ts hers allen<fed from California. 1 con " u eh o " anLepur- rs . Mate G. ' ' R . Cl I ond- with the Rev. Carl Hicks as Columbus, Apple Creek , Worthpose of t e American ~ton land·; . rs. eorge . e a , k d . b lh F mgton Lanasville Raci...,. 1 · · u· M J h W R spea er an musac y e ree. and Amencan Leg10n Aux 1ary Racme . rs on . ogers, II· nd Nor ·s u 1 1 Tl b- caster · MJddlepor!, Ohio ,an· and Caravelle wants no part ot that. The Caravello Division with service being the preven- Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Don R. 1liac is inv~:ed q are· Je pu 1 Huntington, w. Va. of Bulova makes $10.95 watches that are not cheap. tion and control of prjmary tu- Evans, Jackson : ~-rrs. Dora F. · 24 oz. All of the Caravello watches have jeweled-lever movelb. bcrculosis and cystic Queen, South Webster; Donna ' TO MEET FRIDAy bottle _ _ _ _ ments. And all the jewels are working jewels. Every box m chJidl'en and lo promote a K. McKmght, Rt. 2 Pedro; R t J lh M . c~ Pleasant Valley Hospital M . N Ch If' ld R e urn ona an e1gs .uap10.95 Caravelle is shock- resista~t and anti-magnetic. playground for relaxation of its rs. Will tam . a " . t. t D hi f lh A · 'd r an unbreakable ma inspring. And is waterproof. • Has members Ironton; John H. Com bs, Rt. I Rer, aug t' ers. o e mer1can F 'd y n. m tted - &1rs. E::dward 1 11 To be .eligible one must Ravenswood; Donald R Lips- afetvo u Jon, Wllh mhee1 f rMJ ay es1er, Ashton ; 0. W. Dye, PI Bulova didn't make a $10.95 watch until they knew 1 , 21 years of age ' and an comb. Rl. I Ravenswood; Mrs. . . . they could make one that was right. Before that, they ernoon a e orne o rs . Pleasant ; Roy Lane, PL Plea.'> · junked the whole idea. member of U•e American Le- Betty J. Alonzo, Ravenswood. Nancy Reed, Front St., •n Mid· ant, La~Tence McDade, Leon; KELL OGGS . A T f t I t 36 Blrlbs dleporl , wJth Mrs Wayne G•IJ. Mrs. Ge<Jrge Wooten. Pt Plea< gJonth •d.1 eas Mrs Clmrles H Lowe Rt 1 bons and Miss Frieda Faehnle ant : Mro. Vernon Bnl mond s WI obeu sl dng . · · a m' Wed . as co-hostesses. Mr. William B. falo ; George B. Lamp ' p· 800 8 09 tct- an must nvt e lo JOin • · · · - h · · 1 b t ol th S 1 nesday.· Mrs · Bobby L· Head ' T v a pa r ner e a on. be oma• th of Belmont. t k Mass Co .. I'will Pleasant. Dl h 1, Apple Grove W Va., son 10.· e gues spea er. ns Jtuse arged - Mrs. Leonard PLAN DANCE 09 a.m. Wednesday; Mrs. Tho- lion Week will also be observed. Dowell, Southside ; Mrs. (:eorge This Friday night ma s M. Kimes Hartford. son, The Board of Manage.ment will V•ughn and daughter, flrnder. Court St., Pomeroy th P Wh f tb II 10·42 am meet 1130 for a short busmess e omerov·aamaooa ·- Wednesday· . ' Mrs · . · ses- son .fh h. "h 1 1 t sJon d at : gamr, a 1g sc1oo een dance l.arrv- r.· · hJo~nson • HI · 1 POOle- meeling 2p.pm.mprecedmg th e Brdrt y - 1 Mr. A hand Mrsd. Ed· [ will be held at the Wahama roysd·. daug ter, 6:12p.m. Wed-I - w_a es er •. s ton, a ough- • •WI Itrproof whtn ease, f• (.lwn H and Cf)l$h1lare lnta t r. I ne ay ,r, I . h d' . 1 RACINE, 0 . Jg au JtorJUm rom 10 p. m. . Discharged VISITS IN WEST to 12 p. m. (EST). The Jays persons d'Jsc harged from ll1 e Lewis E. Smith of Middle - • will emcee. hospital recently were : Mrs. port has been visiting his G:lrl Jeane, Mrs. Okey Belville, ther, wile and ch~ldren . Mr. Mrs. James Bostich, Mrs. Wal- and Mrs. Edwm Snulll In Albuter H. Carpenter, Earl Howell querque. New Mexico the past Emanuel Henderson Mrs. Sy~ two weeks. He also visited Lns via Lane, Mrs. Clyde McLane, Vel!""· Nevada and other points Mrs. Cecil Richards, David of mterest. [ OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00 -·FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9 TO 9 Rose, Mrs. Carl Simpkins Mrs. IF.:'::"::== = = = = = , Keith Snider Kevin Staten. Mn. FIRST E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 Clarence Smith, Mrs. John Wi~ QUALITY POMEROY Iiams, Mrs. Marshall Willls, REGULAR SMOK i: D Mrs. Gary Lee Northup ond Inrant daughter, Mrs. Darrell McKinney and infant son. DISCOUNT PRICES 7287 w;~~ Cr k nd M en:r:O:.ed DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 9, 196~ Jlrll. Brinker is parents and · sister, Su.tie & Daniel, Mrs. Ralph l'lckenlllltl Num Gmduate M·· Mrs. Esta Bumgardolr, M.- - - - --·- eAII Sizes Style n 'I H .faJN 1 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE • ' .... - ' .......... --- ..... .. _ __ ,._, •• ' - J,.• man o1 St John'• Episcopal nesday morning with a brunch Daniel Brinker, formerly MASON - Mrs. Nancy of , Church of Cbarleston would be pat theS hoGmP otl Mrs . Clrood kst. Mason, graduated Sunday from ' age- l. ues s were sea e a th St J hSh I I N . the guest speaker for the Octo- smalllllbles for tbe buffet menu. e · osep c oo. o ursmg ber meeting of the The refreshment table was oov- In Parkersburg. Sbe IS the daugh Church Women lo be held m ered with a linen cloth and cen- ter ?I Mr. asd Mrs. Howard Methe lora! parish house and would tered with an arrangOOJent of Dame!. Clifton: discuss MRl and explain Its summer flowers. Small nose- The graduatwn was held al l function. gays of fall !lowe" decorated !he St. FranciS XavJer Church Mr•. Jack Durst of St. Moo- the tables. ' m Parkersburg. She graduated lea Guild was present at the Invited guests Included Mrs. from Wahama High School class meeting and reported on the pro- Henry Fruth and Mrs. Louis of 1962. She Will be employed 1I gram to date of the church Ba- Ross! ol Point Pleasanl, w. v-a, at the St. Joseph Hospital. At-1 bro-~ c j pkg. 0.<0 WAID CROSS' SONS CHAIR PADS Reg. $1.00 Value 49c C New SaIOn WI'II 2 39c c 1 2 lb. It !') · JUMBO PACK - A YEARS SUPPLY GIRLS LOAFERS , , , , . ,·~ -- hves mcludmg rs . . Wayne Mrs. seer" Edith zaar for the19th parish Nanc) Guy tendmg t.obbons. ChnsttanMSoCial Con- Smith. Simkins.treasurer; corresponding houseschedule oo November begin- Mrs. Neigler, Mrs.Reed, EdgarMrs. Reynolds -from - ·here cern; Mrs. Guy Shuler, Evar>- tary and Mrs. D. H. Conners. ning at 10 a.m. Mrs. John Kincaid .\Irs. Bruce gehsm; Mrs. Emerson Jones, press secretory. MrB. Somerville announced Lloyd, Mrs. Chester Erwin, j Worsh1p; Mrs. James Cnswell, Hostesses for the luncheon the Service Guild would not Mrs. Max Roller, Mrs. Forrest 1 W.S.C.S. president and commts- were Mrs. Somerville. Mrs. Mar· meet In October due to the Epis- Bachtel . Mrs. Donald Gosney, s~on on miSSions representa- lin. Mrs. Moreland and Miss copal Church Women meeting. Mrs. Emerson Jones , Mrs. Edtive: Mrs. Nan Moore, lay del. Smith. An invitation has been extend- ward Crooks, Mrs. James Web. 1 egate; Eguene Harris, Edu- Mrs. Somerville presided dur- ed to Sl. Monica Guild to be er Mrs. Ben Philson, Mrs. Ira cation Co~mission:_ Leo Smith , ing the business session and al· guests of the Service Guild at Butcher and the hostes."'es. Mrs. Stewardship and l'Jannce com-, 80 led lhe devotionals. the December meeting. flost- Crooks and Mrs . Gibbon. mission ; the Rev. Marvin Dow- The Rev . Charles A. Pitzer e8Ses for the November meel' son, minister. spoke to the group on the worl ing will be Mrs. Gail Faires and ; The minister read a list of wide MRI (Mutual Responsibil· Mrs. Milton L. Hiller. Pl11n HmnPronrirr .l l 1r1 the expected goals for the ity Interdependence) program. Present for Wednesday's lun· Methodist Churches in Ports- Tbe Rev . Pitzer lnformed the cheon meeting were Mrs. Sam- I.ottridgp Church mouth District and the local ladies that James Estep, lay· erville. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. More- Homecoming services will be Heath Church. Th·· "'e included [ land, Mrs. Minton, Miss Smith, observed Sunday at lhe Loll- I1 church membership, church Mrs. Simkins. Mrs . Homer ndge EUB Church with Sunschool membership, WSCS Smith , Mrs. F. W. Ingraham, day School at 9:45, worship ser- ; membership , a project on Meth 0Sp1 e\VS Mrs. Faires, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. vice at 10:45, and a bask•t din· odist Col leges in Ohio. TentaWilliam Meade, Mrs. S. C. Wil- ner at noon. , live plans include a missions -helm, Mrs. William Wells, Miss The afternoon serVJce will program and family night and I En1ered Hoapltal Reba Beale, Doddee Foran, Mr1. tart 1 oth" project,. The meetmg 1, Persons entermg Holzer Ho• D. N. Connors, Mrs. W. S. Hyre, :ing .:.1 !~~k;'~;'~;ng ;~rc;;,i:; / 1 was closed with prayer. ~ital during the lasl 24 hours Mrs. Tom Walters, the Rev. and New 11b. 1 9 Crop ____ _ _ _ bag PANCAKE MIX Gentle and Regular 1 S~zanne c Tomato Soup 1 I WIENERS Dry Beans 1 ' OHIO VALLEY PINTO Reg. s2.00 Value TONI PERMANENT • I officJ~Is evenm~ Cottage Cheese TOILETRIES I The community is in- El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta- RecommendaUons were made PT PLEASANT The Serlion, Santa Ana. Calit. lo be submitted to the Official ' vice -Guild of Christ-Episcopal •....._ _..,;..,....,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO-.oiiiii...oiio...,iiiiiiiiiiiiii-;;j B0 ard at a tall meeting of' . . . ' . [ Church held their first meeting the commiSSIOn chairmen and of the new season Wednesday Heath Church Wednes-11 p.m. with a luncheon in the day at the church. ,The parish house. Rev . M. E. Dawson pres,dedl Officers for th• year are o>er the p\annmg sessiOn, and [Mrs. Harold Somerville, pres!· opened the meetmg With dent; Mrs. Homer Martin and lure readmg and prayer. . Mrs. J. o. Moreland, tat and Reports from the commJs- 2nd Vice president; Mrs. Wylie s\ons were given by represent•-/ Minton, secretary; Miss Juliet BROUGHTON 'S DISCOUNT PRICE I Mr Vi led. 9-Po,.roy Store Open Friday Til 5, SAturday Ti19 100 COUNT Service • GUl"Jd Luncheon IS• Bmnch A c is k held H roo ' ome opemng • Event 0 f New year Wayn·~ G~~!. w New Proposals Are Made by Church Staffs ar 7 30. Middleport Store Open Friday Til 8, Soturdoy Til 1 1 ~lr MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY DJSaJUN'l STORE yd. " ' ... • "" H"' "''" \nutlo c.,rooe. .\!arlin B. Roush. r.m• • tm <nd Mra Edd •e of Ukey B. Roush of Route Wh" "· Fnda.v. Se ptember 17 Lewl. w. Va., is serving at FRIDAY- SATURDAY -MONDAY 1 •• " coLoNEL AT"'· TORo LETii HT. w. VA. - Marine 2 LB. PKG. I :t t~~n.u:-;G ED :1··· •. •.. , ~. .• rr.AIIIN 0 o•;J ing J nd SCflp-~ HOGG & ZUSPAN New York 's subway was opened to the pubhc on Oct. !7, 1904. The moon Is the only natural satellite. earth's PIN WALE CORDUROY ••« • • Real Low Price For You! I .I ,. ••. , .. .... . •, ... .. ,. _, . ,,M, ,j ... . ~ V•ltJt-Pft/ttd eonvBrtib/es with loWBst pri~ tlf• BVtr/ Get a deal to end oil deals. It's our big end.of· year Swap 'N Go Sale! Slop in now, choose your Rambler American, Jauntiest version yet of Arnerk:l's compact Economy King. Dozens of sporty options like reclining bucket seats, con· sole, floor shifts, the llvely new 155·hp Torque <:ommand Six. Plus tho solid extre·valuo faa . tum (Advanced Unn Construction, DnubiO· Safety Bl'llkes, and others) that make a Rambler • Rambler. Come In today, Swap 'tl Go! RAMBLER American Motors DEDICATED TD EXCELLENCC AMBASSADOR • MARLI" • CLASSIC • AMERICAN Buy Rambler Ame'rlcan and buv now. et Rambler once-a-ye~r prl-1 ME'IIOPOLITAN MOTORS, 600-d06 Eut Main St., Pomeroy, 0. �• ~ .... , -. -' . "' .. Classified Ads Your Modern Community n ulletin Board lO.D~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middle~t. _O~Sepl:_D, 1~6~ I WANT AD INF-ORMATION . ..' I_,. ' '--A•"' Ia 1 "IIU,_ 1"hNIU'A "1"1111'11" •t't~ 11ntt• •rfll1 rw l'nr nat .. llruhltr-•ttnf' M A. KWill Al"lU,_.. ' I lie ,au,,.,.nttt -rv.. '"• "'""' to ""''' •n ,.."' Ul"t ,.., ,_,.,.., ! 1964 Chevrolet Impala HT Coupe _ i 1- . ,.,....... ~ reP""'-' . • o<•r- .,,..... ,.. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 - 20 ACRE FARM. 6 room house and outbuildings, well and ..on (JI]• ~ c.un nr rHI\~k: .. -t. vtii"n..H•IIII.~ 11 .2t1 row ~ w-11rd 1111o Lmum l'.ac:b .mt<rooo&l """" '" ·; ' Utv.~n o.F"I--•• ~ >-llll-IU cs·:J• .. ., ., '"1·01' n'"~ ht;' M~ll II·JI• "w 1 'OJ ~ r.~ lhu, 1 • -· - - - --~ I f'OLIR nlt'·nl. llH'WI nolttl $1 599 Locally owned and a real clean one. Fawn finish, 6 cyl. engine 1or economy, good Ures, side doors and rear doors, heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. olfk ROOM furnishrd apartPh II'\' 2 "6'8 -,1 8 ·' .Z4 POMEROY, OHIO ...._, - 611 E. Main SL - • Fila Almost Every Car ~===========-=========== tfc I ..,=========='! ~--------...! • --d Pomeroy H• Ip Wa nf8 FARM HAND for dairy fann, el'ransfPrable When You Tr ade Cars Livestock FOR SALE - 6 1-re--,sl- ,-m-,-i lk cows with or without ralves. Call VI 3·2435. 9 9 6tc Legal Notice HEATING PLUMBING -. , WY "'2-2448 Sales & Servt'ce OPEN EVE$, 9:00 p u j I MARK IV AUTO For Service and Installation CaU ARNOLD BROTHERS .111 CONDITIONING M and heater. 1963 Corvar'r Panel · one $1795 Run! Doxol Boflle Gas house furnished. Write care of The Daily Sentinel, Box 668-P, Pomeroy, Ohio 9 8 3tp IN TMI COMMON P'l~l COURT OP MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO allll• J, And•run, • mtnor over tne 010 ot tourt.. n yens, DY l.lmuel C. Anderson, liar f•ther ena next frlonll, •47 Sooth l•cood StrHt, Middleport, Ohio, plelntttf1 l'l A usuo ,, • """' ., .. o For Sale SI I e $340 Bl aettnar's .. ·. . Mrs.Cummeaux Dies Tuesday In Florida PAW-HOW COME ARI<Y SQUI~ES DON'T NEVER COME OVER TO PlAY OAIL Y CROSSWORD ACB088 - l.JCxcJ&rn&.. 1100 I. Sacred bull: 'lfYP1 I. Httof ftlh)ine 10. Vaulted roof a 12. LiJard 13. Profound- ness 14-. Behold 16. Tree 17. 0,...,. letter 18. Quadrant · I.CrimWl river 22. German 4. Cut osopher 24. Earth i CHECKERS WIF VE pbll- ft. Sum up e. American - YORE OWN TH' SHIF'lESS SKONK NLVlR BIZNE55, NOSY 10 SET FOOT ON MY PROPifTY A6 '1N NO MORE? 7.7. Sho!lhontan poet IDlll a.uthor 28. Bake 1.lnciters 29. Heroic 31 . P~· 8 . Couch 8 . Waldorf sage-way• or Cae!UU" .11. Hen-in,llke be- fish tWeeJl 16.Hurrlea Support, ""'"' 34. Hamlet "' D. Wha.t rumol'lldc 21.Greek 41.HOUtJOhold JD<I 42. M....,. 3~. as. Pereia.n potentate Jettor ENT~M~N T7 pl&y..44. EpoclL EyiC@iCE ' 'IOU MUSr <6J !HE" EVIOfilKE\ AR!i YOlJ 20. Mangled ;13; Pl&ltOJIIl 26. Fissile tl_ •. MIND !TOLD TOO ai..IHO 10 m1 HM·M.. ·I'Vt B'Eai ~-IINK]N~ OF THAT ~Si&lL.IT'f I THAT~! rT ~~ -~L. ~ rocka 16. Custom&ry •lHIHI< IHG" ~ IT, YOU NINNY p Q9 SOM(THINCi ABOUI IT ! "lJ:!S:t ~OUR O<>RLI"'l LI'TTlE W'B! 1".2f'! procedure 28. N&n'Qte 30. Snare 33. Wealthy 35. TitJe 36, Be ill 3.7. Distress ~ 19. Thus •o. 'l'rophy 13.Puppy 45. Na.tlve of A.aia 46. NootrUo ,7, Dodeeanese Island ' 48. Shinto templee OOWH 1. Lonl'· llllli'edcol 2.Meadow hi. OH. "Of course there ia opportunity here! Why, Higgins ~<ver In accounting hat bHn here only liK month• and already he hu won two office poolal" DAILY CBiPft)QUOTE- Here'• how to work AXYDLBAAXB lo LONOJ'IILLOW r' .. er limply 8tazullt for lllOthtr. In thla -.mpte A i:. uud for the three L'a, X for tu two 0'& etc. SJnrJe 11'lttf'MI, e.po ... tro ')~1i·c-.s, the lenp!a and torrn&Uon ot the wtm~~s ~--,, !Ji\ l'.!nt&. E ,_. ~·1e code letten an clltterent. A ()eyp- QaolatloD H S 0 fREEZER BUY! 'uci..IU - By FRED LASSWELL PT. PLEANSANT Mrs Ethel Gunneaux, 75, of 1721 Jel ferson Avenue, Pt. Pleasant died Tuesday in a Tampa, Fla hospital. Mrs. GuMeaux was 01 "''"'" o. A•••...., vL vacation In Florida at the lill1l nosv. North Hllh Stroot, co1umou• 7. Ohio, Dttendonr c... No. u.eo7 of her death. NOTICE IY PUBLICATION Stephen 0. Andenun, whot;e place A retired registered nurs1, of realdent:e Ul uoll.nown, but whote she was born April 6, 1890, ia .... •'"' Ol '""'"'" w.. I:IQ-'" Nort.ll Hlib Street, l:olumbus 1, Ohio, Kanawha county, the daughteJ will \Ike notice thai. on AuJu•t 9, 19611, the undenllned filed ber peU- of the late William and Edltl tlon Alllltlt llim in \he L:ourt of husband C.:ummon 1-'le.at of MeiJ• Lount~, Ohio Webb Bowyer. Her P< ' ' " ' l dl John R. Gunneaux, precede• ml~or eli!~:. :oltl'~:~tot~~~~lef :~ th " ' ' ber In death in 1963. 11rounw:~ IJ o ex reme co~e~~:b:r: ruelty . Said !~~~'!'t~~r e'k'n:/~.~or lllll> 8umvmg . ' are (wo daughter~ · BUlle J. Ander•on( 1 mmor over tbe 11• ol Mrs. Emma Rust Pt. Pleai.~'.'.:~:~\''::.~.::,. "" ant and Mrs. Frances Davis ""'" '"• 1,"'" McAlpin, Fla.; one losta ti) 9,11, ~ . 30l tiOJ U., ''''"•· :1:1, 1ta daughter, Virginia Buttrick; los. ter son, J ames Blessmg, . botb , 0 , SALI orreu wm ue rec~ived until lo:oo of Pt. Pleasant; one brother, P. A. M. on Saturday, Septeml!tr 11. C Bowyer ~"'U(h Charleston Or Tra de "'"r-:1 "D UNFURNISHFO 4 room, bath. 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 ; utility room nice van! Pomt · 0S"'H"'O=:=TG u::-N:::Sc-;f:-or- s-a"'le---:Herb SYRACUSE, HOUSE,---=-2--=1--cot-s, eGuaranteed 24 months block from roadside park. or 24 ·000 miles ·t Lane. Lmccln Het~!"lf" t.Jil ' Williams, Shade, Ohio. .Most Popular Unl 12.000 00. Phone Cli 19 8 6tp Price I II Uc WY 2-38'1t. ". til. In th e U S A WANTED · d 1- 1Lady experienced 9 9 3tp In Memory 2,, - ~ · · on rye ean ng. Steady work. ABC Cleaners, Mason, W Va. IN MEMORY OF MOM IHREE and four rM'Ili'Urr'l<ho- GAME ROOSTERS for sale. 1953 CHEVROLET truck, $300 00 Herb Williams, Shade, Ohio. apart. for sale or trade. gas fl..ll1 r · 9 4 6tp 19&, ror the re•l e11Uth1 uwneo by · ' ov ; True was her heart - Her od lllld lllllurnilbed furnace for sale or trade f"or Installe-d lbe o.~e sam Evar11, in sall~hur, rive grandchildrP.II and twa 9 8 fitp 12 I tic actions were kind. mont& W'i 1-6434 THREE ladies at once to help ToiA'fllllhip, Me•a• county, Ohio. CGnl d h'ldr coal furnace, WarrnMorning lillnlllll 30.:1:7 acre •• moll;! or lelll, u grea gran c I en. Her life was a patlern to those with Fall and Christmas busi· I• d.toiiCri hed jn [)eetJ recorded In Funeral arrangements wil1 bt and 4 ROOM furmshl't apart- FARM EQUIPMENT lor sale: coal heater, two rabbit beagVol. 207, Page -~7. ot th e ueed Releft behind. ness. Full or part time. $30- corlll or Me••• l:ounty, Ohio. The announced by the Mohr·SttV• k 8 JHC No. 15 field cho pper les, will try, Iew chic ens,, A wonderful Mother in a garden ments. Rowley & Reed !Llrd $50 week part time. Car nee· ProPt!rty 11 apprai.11ed at •Joo.oo and ens Funeral borne. 55 heavy IJreed. Howard ~lobles. f 5 11 tfc with corn hear and No8. in. Pomtroy, 0 . he told tor 1eu th1n t.ha - - - - - - - - -- of rest. ware. essary, Wfl.1e C-Q Th e Dal.1f cannot appnt~ed pnce 'l"erm1 of Sale· John Deere blower witi1 It's true what they .~ay "God TWO BEDROOM house on LinHysell Run, Pomeroy. Ohio. h aiKI tutJJect to tne lien tor ASK TO WED Real Estate T 11 xu for 19U 5 _ l tp 11 ,~:"""':'""'=""""'""'"""==~ Se ntine I, Box 668-S, Pomeroy. Cas pipe. Albert Parker, Chestt-r, Phone WY 2_600fi_ 9 6 chooses the best. ccln Hgts . birch kitchen, au· ,'\L! CONDTTIONING RerriiJer Ohio 8-28-12tp MA_t n 11:\IANS, Aumlnl•tratnx of lhe EBiate or sam " Ohio. Phone 985--3415. He tookt her hand ; we bad to tomalic gas beat. WY 2-5127 PT. PLEASAN'r - Two eou9 8 3tp atlon aervlre. Jaf"'k's Retrig li:\· ~ru. Ueceued. par 1 20 8 tic 1 Real Estate For Sale cAttorne.n .... coo.for'""Adminlstr '"'" 11 trtx He gave, her rest !Jut broke our eration, New Haven. Phone DE ASON SWORN IN pies have made applicatioos for 18 hearts. ITRAILER SPACES, flat rate 11964 HONDA 150. white s1de - - -TU 2c353'1 4 I tic WASHINGTON I UP!) _ Wil' 20; '" '· •· " ' marriage licenses in the office God's word is true; His cause . water. free sewage. Contact ' wall tires. electric starter,, FOR S,\LE - House in Hacme ; AUCTIIINEER lard Deason, a Texas broadLIGAL •or•c• ol the County Clerk. Applyinll is just. .John J. Fry, Depot St' Rutwindshield, 2 mirrors, crash 5 ruums and bath, pr~re rt:· Complete Service caster who once was President c _JauMII PottJ, Jr ., ....-hllllle Place af were: Rollin Kay Hawk, 29, Dear Lord. we leave her m: land. B 26 30tc: bar, saddle bags, luggage car- duced. Call 949-2811. Crill Hradlord IJohnson's college roomma te, -=~~d~r~:~~c~n!~1~:~:· ~~d.:.;;:ta::;~. Guysville, and Cheryl Ann Robyour trust. rier with strap, soft band 9 8 12tc Write. Prone ot Contact was sworn In Wednesday as 8 ,:wA:t.c~~t~t~~-~~~~ o~~~~~~~~f~~~~~~f erts, 21, Mason; James David In memory of Mrs. 0. Hindy. I=OR SALE grips, fender ornament. Ph FOR SALE _ 7 room house, A. l.. "RAOfo'URO member or the Interstate Com- ~~ M. Polls, riled her pe••'ion a 11 ;tln•t tle-ynolds, 28, Pt. Pleasant, and 1 Sadly missed by Dad and the' SH 2-4935. g 8 Jtp bath. ele-ctrici1y and wntt:r, Racine, Obto meTce Commission. ~~0 \~~~~-t~o~~~-" c~~:ur-.;"~~~~~~ Carol Ann Giaccmo, 27, Pt. children. 9 9 ltc MATCHING washer and dryer, loc"Btcd in Pomeroy. Mrs. 5 1 tfc Deason 60 took the ae~th f praytn" fur a dJvnrl'll and other rellet Pleasant. - - -F 'd · Del 6 th STEREO RADIO -~ • ' 0 Oil lhe 11roun.dt ol ll!rOSI llt!Kiel'l Qf ------f Thanks- olrd•_g'caalllreii'Y 2u-2x428e, . m9 o9n3lcs .J .o h 11 .S1ou!. Harrisonville, 1 HEATING, Plambma1 Mueller i olfice from another Texan • Su· dut) r!tJ he wilful •b,ence. u ld . 'l 1 1 1combina1 c<~u~., aw•ll ro r 1\earmK on The Hnrl after card 0 t lOll um . ove y wa nu conOmo, Phone SH 2·48.14. Furnaces. Arhold 8rothPrs. preme Court .lustice Tom C. lhe ht aay ol u~«ohn t96.'i ANNOUNCE WORKSHOP MRS. ROY TILLIS and family sol_e, with 4 speaker sound 9 7 3tc 'ltl Easl Main Street. Pom.[CI_ark, and succeeded ICC C~'ll· Weh~;:~;~~~dAt-~11 "11 Porrs, Plaintiff ~ would llke to express their sy:>tem, t4 speeds, dual ' m1ssioner Everett Hutchins 0 n <w Auorne_ v~ fur l-'laintlff A workshop of the WSCS of ~~. 211; 2 " 16. 2J, Jo. 1 to . vnl- , FOR •SAl •E _ 99 - <h" rc fa rm ,eroy. Pbune WY Z·Ut8. thanks to the people of the No Federal Excise T•• ume con ro1, highest ftdel•ly, new house, on "'"il and school 7 29 tfc also of Texas, who resigned the Methodist ehurch wlll be Rutland area who sent fiow· IS Cu. Ft. Chest With AM & FM radto. Pay ; bus roule . Phone Sam Curtis, NEIGL£R BUILDING- Supply last March, ,held at the Forest Run Methoers and the cash donation fol- FREEZER balance of $ll751 r.· ···;sume l WI 9-2112 _ tfc Racine, Plastic wall tile l4c ----DOLLY IN SAIGON ldist chureh, Thursday Septelll9 3 5179 lowing the death of our hu!lpayments ul $1.25 per week . per sq. ft. lor bathrooms. M . WASHINGTON iUPII - 'It'll her 16 at 9 a.m. All memben band and father, Rev. Roy USED FREEZERS ond Try it in your home. Call b b I eXico Cily Is th• third lorg- be "Hello Dully" for U S. ' in the county are urged to ot REFRIGERATORS I WY 2-6555. 9 8 6tc ~ ouse ui ders, alummum Sid- est city in North America. lr . S th v· ' d db. book Tillis Your thoughtfulness is til b lng. kitchen cabmets me.asur W oops m ou Jet Nam. The trn an rmg program •· sonrerely appreciated. 18 cu. fl. Frigidaire -----\..' I'll< 7 ·" t I"; h orld's firs! taverns proba- While House said Wednesday ,A sack lunch will be served at He Chest $110 1965 COLOR TV. This set has: ~ 0 SIZe 0 ~tc en. bly were built In Egypt thous- thatlhe musical, now in Tokyo, :noon with dessert and bever· 9 9 1 11 tic ands uf years ago. 24 cu. ft. Unico ' uhf and VHF, instant c-Jior · MASON, W. VA, Baby farm will open in Saigon next month. age provided for 25 cents. Notice Upright $75 picture control. Picture tube' with II acre;, well fenced -;::::::::~~;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;iliiii - -- - - - ' Hotpoint refrigerator $30 still in warranty. Take over and nice location . one quar- r, l'Rl'F. 1,000 S&H Green Stamp• POMEROY payments ol $12.10 per month ter m1Ie frnm ttJwn. 8 r~>>m How ? For viewing the new I J•ck w Caney or pay balance due $348.21. frame house with bath, gas ASK FOR YOUR FREE 1 nmpact Vacuum Cleaner in ! Manager Try II in your home. Calli heating, good barn, , TICKET A T - -_\'1•1 11 home Phone Parkers-Ph. Wl 2-2181 WY 2-6555. 9 g 6lc 28 x: 30 with mt'tal roof, ulher "' "~· ~85-4862 Collect. , buildings_ F.xrepl10naJ and 9 8 30tp IT COSTS nothing to use a priced to sell. FOR SALE - 4 acre farm, no Blue Lustre Carpet Sham- MASON, W. VA. - 6 • room I \\' ILL NOT be responsible for building, good all fertile pooer with purchase of BlueJ fram e house with bath and ""'. debts contracted by any· ground, good well water, suit- Lustre. Baker Furniture, Mid-I gas furna ce hea ting, level one other than myself. able for trailer ccurt. Mrs. dl rt I t 0 I $5 000 00 P " 0 John Stout, Phone SH 2--1834, epo · 9 1 6tc • 0 · n Y • · · ay ..,o Signed: Gilbert Freeman. ---· I down and balance $40.00 i 1 3tp Harrisonville, Ohio. I INCH Table Saw, with set of, monthlv. 9 7 3lc Dado Blades, $25. Gene Grate,~· C. C. CUCl\LER, REALTOR SISTER MORTISHA, a truly AUCTION Saturday Se te WY 2-3622. 11-7-Jtc BOX %29 WY 2c3830 gifted palm reader Tells ' ' P m-POMEROY omo you past, present and future. ber II, : 2' 30 p. md. EhSTI.hBe• SEWING machines, repair ser-' ' 9 3 5tc love affairs; answers any or cause 0 age an eat • 1 vice aU makes WY ~2284. - all questions. One visit will have moved in a trailer home lbe' Fabric Sh~p Pome _LOT FOR SALE : Excellent convince you that Sister Mor- and will sell the following Aulhroized Singer' Sales :::;d building site - 311 acres on tisha "ill read your IUe like personal property at t ne Service. Route 33, 5 m1ies !rom 9:15 PM IN POMEROY PARKING LOT 3 29 lfc an open book. If you are wor- home of my son. Earl Cust- . Pomeroy. Good welL Call WY ried or troubled, don't fall to er in Syracuse, Ohio, on ! 4 ROOM house on Laurel Cliff. 2c518'1. 8 17 tic EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6 TO SEPTEMBER 10 see Sister Mortisha. She's State Route m, next to the' 400 gallon water tank with ! --helped others, why not you? Syracuse Mission. Dish cup- stand, 30 feel hose. Call Joe , - - ~nsurance - \ Private readings given daily board, base cabinet· rockers, Hysell, Pomeroy, Oh10, WY GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen in her home 7 days 1 week trailer bed, porch glider, U5115. 9-2-61p Insurance Agency, Inc., Pom-! I including Sundays_ 9 a. m. to dresser, tables, windows and Wanted To Buy eroy. Phone WY 2·3381. J 11 p, m. All readings satis- doors, set of metal wall cabig 1 lfc factory or no charge! Local- nets, 2 chests ~~ drawers, 2: ~QUE Furniture, dishe•. - 1AETNA CASUAI~TYlnsurance ed this side of Gallipolis at pc_ bedroom sUite, dinette sell miscellaneous. Call or WTite: Mullen Insurance Agency Inc Kanauga this side ol Silveri oak dish cupboard, lamps, Mrs. Howud Cecl~ 800 W. Pomeroy Phone WY 2-j381 ' Brtdge, Look for hand sign_ old washstand, ehairs, plat- M81D St., Pomeroy. ' 9 1 All are welcome. , form rocker, gas stoves, trailI 29 tic - - - - -- 9 4 30tp!1 er heater (oil), antique stand FOUR ROOM house , bath and I'Ht'TU Copymg Service CopDO . .- - - . and dresser' rinse tubs, dishes furnace, furnished. $35 month les made of legal papers. Given Aw1y Thus: 1st, $50- 2nd, $25- 3rd, $15- 4th, $10- EACH FRIDAY NIGHT YOU WEAR a size 4-B and pans. Map;y articles. Couple preferred. Dial LY 2- bJrttl records sod almost any shoe? We have sa mples which M E Co documents 8130 • Athens between 8 and other regularly seiJ for $14.95 for rs. tta er, er. Reoler 1D1uraoee, Pome' TERMS~: • -• ., J p. m. 9 2 Stc •• , $4.99, '11te Shoe Box, Middle- N ~ I 4 tic Slc ot re onsible for accidents. TRAILER LOn! ~ _ _ __ port. 9 4 The lltadford Auction Co nd ltW· F S I ago • ••ter. Brown'• l'rall _ _ or _ a e or Rent \ · t 9 4 6 FOR YOlfR~ ,,J eeds . .': er Park !State Appravodl 6 ROOMS AND bath in- MiddleFOR YOUR . 'l"l'""~ n , vto- Minersville, Ohio, Phone In port, 6 rooms and bath in it Stewart's Gun Shop, Rut- 1-3324. I U tic Syracuse, 7 rooms and 2 land, Ohio. SheUs, bullets and powder tor re-loading. Also Auto Slles baths in Syracuse, 5 rooms and bath furnished or untumwill buy • aell oDd trade guns. 1965 FORD PICKUP gond tires ished in Syracuse, I rooms VISIT _ __ __ I I 18tc runs fine, flat bed. For quick and bath in Amesville, Jacob ' BOY'S BICYCLE, a gOOd one, sale ll!i4l.OO. G. A. Deem, Ra- Turner, 144 N. 4th Ave., MidAll participating merchants will give any person, 13 yean or older, a FREE TICKET with no purclWt porch glider. lawn swing cine. t i 3tc dleport, Ohio. Phone WY z. necessary. Merchandise certificates are redeemable a1 any participating merchant ASK FOR YOUR J'REB washing machine, doubt; ne llombler 3681. g a 6tp GUN SHOP galvanized tubs, cupboard W TICKET NOW. buffet and tables to match. orld Studanl of Com)llct Instructions . Elcell•RUTLAND, OHIO wtllow rocker, Combat vac--- - - · =-==cc ..,.,..,..,..,.,..~--.....,-,_; ' Bll car room, rldo illlll pel' i U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! -: -. _ I uum sweeper, daveport bed. termsnee. Small ~r eeoaomy lien - womea 11 •nd .,er. liec\11'11 WE NEED suppliers of rough Mrs. John Stout, HarrisonJob• . lli11h sliU'tlnl P~Sllort ! hardwood lumber. Contac1 \'ille, Ohio. Phone SH 2.,'8". and maDIIfenJbiUt, houri. AGvanremeot. Preparltol"}' ' .n "--~ troinloJ •• lo ut 11 ~utred . Ben Rowland Perr~Wood I 9 7 3tc ~ Thouun411 of Job• OJit'R. l:llpl!rienre I Product! Co., Col um hus, Ohio.· SPOTS hero --- MftrepoU&u Matora ::~~r •ur~~~~~e~t'••:;;- rna~~~~~:: 1 Tho l'o.rlc Shop Pomuoy CetMnt llock Phone 444·786.1 days or fl75- . re your eyes - on IE. Maio Street. Pomeroy •. REE Information un Johl . aalarllll, Pomtroy Flower Shop ' h your new carpet - remove Pltoat WY ._....,. requirement• Wrltll TOI)A y II!IVloa Oll...,...s·auppfy ltore Hortloy & Bonnott lhoo Sloro Bon Pronklln ltore Rl1er Oil Company 8134 mg ts. ___ 9 2 &tc them _with Blue Lustre. Rent J limon's M1rl<1! -·~ Z2 uc '::o';e ~~~~ ~~~';'·•· o~•rw-o~• ~J~~~; ..... , Run Millo Sterk't Phermtcy Metre~po1ittn M'ton AUT'PMUBlt..E 1111urance been electnc shampooer fl. Pick· scmtlot'l . I MoaN'ISfe... ..,_.o Lountfry K&C Jewelry $!oro Arnold lr01. caooetlftd7 '""' Y""' opera- ens Rardwart, Ma11011, w. va 1 I Pomerorcom,.nr Pullo•Thompson He~tlng & Plumhlnt Kerr I Yon Zobtlt Troctor lolot 1 Pomeror Lindmark Store N•w York Clothing HouN ltlr'l lleenlef Call IVY CIIEVROLET Motor hill tl .. otolor 011 Co. 1951 ll•tttner Aute Comp•nr Swlshor & LohM Dru11 Dtwnf..Orau Hoyt's lohlo ll1tlort K•pple'l Sohlo Station limon'• Ptck-A·Polr lhoo 8MITII'S Clothing store" now' tractor, cultivators, di•k Cht~tm•....C•n•d•y Shoes Dotry Voller GpeD at Letart Falls, Uhm, 10 I brush cutter. upright piano_ Gooale" Jowolry ,,_ Bowt-r' • Driv•-ln KrotiOFI •· IlL UDiiJ 7 p. m. 8 20 tic Call Sam Curtis WI 9-2112. \ Moloro Dbcount Func:•• Florist • s tic Double Screened. Oil T~eoled If D..Ired '''""" IJank .... ,.,, Co. 0 & J Auto Porto Co. ' Wanted To Buy , ' SEE OR CALL G,.,., • Slud .o Mortuorlto's lhoo lho, · " CNW'oSiook Houu - _ ! SLUflG!SH aeptic tank' Clog- ' llcooomy lowlnp rLun C• llllf1or'o, Pomeroy ON EGOOD used coal lurnac• I ged drains? Get Klean-EII> c,.,., Tcwn & Wollrunls loko Shoo Wo""r loriMr., J1or I room house._ p It 0 0 e All S.ptlc Tank Cleaner. Country ~tllouront Bluo It Grey Rootauront loouty lhop' llbeppard Gallipolis, 44 6-2852. Landmark Faron Bureau. . ROUTE 124 AT RUTLANO TIPPLE Another Gold Star Promotion By Th• PoirneiiDV Chamber of Commerce f'(J I 4 Door _ VS engine, Cruiseomatic trans .. power steering !!lld brakes, power seat, grey finish, new tst line whitewall tires, radio "" rr.t '"'._,t•••t• $2395 Locally owned, clean Interior, white finish, like new W. W. tire&, 327 cu. in. VB engine and std. trans. Radio and heater . 3 ROOM furnished apartment. Phone WY 2 2660. 9 9 3te cislem, located on Go l d Rt. I, Harrisonville, fJ•""'' ~u ""'' .... """""'"~•no• felt Ridge, Rl 1 Ohio E A Stewart mon .011-n nr.nr.-...• ' "~"'""'"" · ' · · · ' ! u• ~ Rt. 1, Cheshire, Ohio. I ,.0 , th•" ""' ... m.. • Cent.o pon .wnro o".. ""•"''""' 9 9 3tc ----- I 1\lhnomnw ·· flu .. 111 1 o;~ew'lbo .. ' ••• .... .... <m l'hN• -· , 6 ROOM HOUSE In Mason, cortllllU""'• n•er1•n"• p I nt>r ot Andrrson ~tnd llh _ h. 11,, _.. ~""' .,, ... ..w· o" ,.,o art• •nr ·a~ P••rt '"'·"'" ·~ 11ft "13 5"1'' 9 8 3tp ' 1 " • QUAlm i For Rent Pomerov I Motor Co.... 2 SIGNS I '15Nf:HAJ.'F;-double 5room un· ._.... , .... ... all 1ornished Phon• WY 2-6lili0. t' a lln ~.-. r•vNk!attar lllnndu D.wt lin• lt.CWI •·• 9 9 3lc "'"""" fint -- - ---- -- I - Butiness - - - -Services - --,-l ~TEH IOH and exterior painling. roo! r~pHir and painting , I 1 chimney painting, rough car-~ penter work, tree !rimming. Phone VI 3·2700. 9 9 12tp BULLDOZER work wantedPonds, bushing, backfillln~. Free estimates, Phone WY 222011. i 7 lUte Oli'AZD TWVZKVL / ... . /t EDFO LS IKBOB DFBK STXO KQ T X D B• BVBli'DFA By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY BlTBOB.-EDZRO I 5-...tALLGOTO EARTH IN TI-lE Yesterday's Cry~tel LAWYERS Arut mE 0\'LY PERSONS IN WHOK lONORANClll OF Tlllil LAW ll! NOT MAGNETIC: SPACE COUPE RIGI-IT _.FTER l'lJN!SHED,-BENTILUl e>-KIItJ-BJtr .., LUNC~. ~ 1 r:. Pomeroy G0\.0 S1~R GIVEAWAY Each Friday Night I I 1 I I In Merchandise Certificat tr; Friday Night Opening u- MOST STORES ARE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Some Stores are Open Both Friday & Saturday Nights HUNnNG NEEDS STEWART'S THESE POMEROY STORES ARE GIVING AWAY FREE TICKETS: ~= ~ 11 y ~~ -. ;~e~ I'81Ui'ef. t a STOKER COAL ..... JACOBS COAl CO. .........., iOIJii,.___PH•O•N•E-SH-14-9-S2_w_v_2_-3_469__w_v_2--24""3-7--l 'ili...------------~------Iii·----------.~ ~.- _ ~:"'' ~~~ .,.. .tol,. 1'. -~. '!. ·.1'1.·•·- , .•. •; '· ,,·~· •• COAL FOR SALE ! - .l .,.. ............................... ~ .. .... ... .... .... ..... ....... . ........,.._ - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - __ _.__ ......... ........ . ..·. ------·----------:r---··---...l ......... ····- ----· . ··-· ....... ..... ·- ... _, . •· - · - -....- ~ . ... . ~ ..-.. ~·- ·· ·--~ -- .. ... .. .. -· . ·· ·-- -~- • · " · -~-·- • . ... WMPO Radio VO~ Y TIIRU fl'RIDAY- 6 Oil Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign 011 WJEH RADIO 5:25 Weather Mo•day Throo&b Friday 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7: I~ Sign On, Musical Clock 7:40 News & 05 Sacred Heart SATURD~ YS 1:25 News in Briel 7:45 Sign Off 6 20 Metgs County RFO 1:00 Sign On - News 7:30 Musical Clock 7:15 Sign On. Muoical Clock 6:25 Paul Bowers, Farm &.30 Happy Valley Bt>ys 1:45 Echoes of Joy 1:25 News in Briel Ut News 6:115 Country Muste Time 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:30 Musical Clock 6:57 'weather 6:20 Country Jamooree 8:05 World New• 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1 00 Natmnal .~ews 8:10 Sports Today 1-00 ProtestaJJI Hour 8:00 Ohio Valley News ; :OS BiU Miller Sho9 7:30 Sports Parade 8:15 Weather Picture 8:05 World News 1:30 Spor!B Pararte I:JS Larry Andersoa Show 8:16 Musical Clock 8:10 Sports Today 1:35 Bill Miller ~how 8:S5 Community News 1u:411 It's Music _ 'rmy 8:15 Weather PictUI'Il U~ Picken. Harc:war.i ll:OO. Dutton's and Herns Dairy 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:16 PI Plea98nl Foolh•ll ITut.o 11turs.l Top Teo Sbow l 9:55 Mason County News 10:30 Songs for Children . ~,u News 10:00 Public Service 12 , 00 News 10:45 The Golden Key b Bill Miller Show 10:05 Family Worship Hour 12 , 15 luslcal Jnterlud• 11 :00 New1 8.45 Baker Furniture Shol> l2:30 Rev Merlin t'eets 10:30 Latchstring 11 :OS Saturday Show 9:00 Newa I:00 News 11 Oil News 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nal ,ys 9:01i Coffee wltb J1111l l :05 Jim Mees Show 11:05 Morning Melodies 12 :20 BulleUn Board (e1cepl Friday, ll :00 Portrai!B of a Palrlot 5:50 Sports Parade Church Bells Ring) 12 :25 New• 0 Grams JD:Il!i Swap Shop 1!:30 Saturday Natinee 6:00 Sundown Serenade 11 :45 World News ·. o:SO Bill Miller Bru~ch Show I: 30 News Headlines 1:45 Sign Off 11:55 Mason County News .0:C5 Maoon P"ogram l:Sl Saturday MaUnee Sl'NDA 'iS 12 :00 Community New• 1:55 News !Tuesday) 7:30 SII!JI On- Arnlj Hour 12 :05 Noon News 2:00 Saturday Matinee \0:45 Family Wonhlp (Thura.) 7:55 News 12 :10 Marke!B 2:30 News Headlines i0:45 A.h.C. ProiiJ'Ilm (Friday> 8:00 Baptist Layman'; Hour 12:15 Mid Day Weather 2:31 Saturday Matmee :t:OO Newa 1:30 Sund~ Show 12:20 Bulletin Board 2:55 News tl.Dl> TIJoy'l Country JlllJCUon t :30 The Blble SpelW to You 12:25 News 0 Gramo i3:00 Saturday Matinee tl:lltl nny'a Countl']l Hy!DD5 t :45 Legislative Report 12:30 County Agent 3:SO News Headlines 12:00 Cement Bloclt News 10 00 Tho Good Lile 12:45 Countcy Go Round 3:31 Saturday Matinee 12:SO Goessler's Ouest Star IO:lo (;ongrwmu Moeller 1:55 News Beat ! :55 News IFrtllayl 10 :30 The Country Hymntimera 2:00 Country Go Round 4:00 Disclng wltb Doss 12:30 Lorry Anderaon Show 11:30 The Qutet Hour 2:55 News Beat 4:30 Top Ten Revue 3: lC Jim Meea Show 12:00 Newa 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 5:00 News Roundup 4:15 Blaettnar i\uto Show 12:15 'I1te Christiano Hour 3:55 News I!e'al 5:15 Interlude UO Electric Company Newa 12:30 '11te Rev. Merllr Teell 4:00 Discing With Doss 5:30 Community Choirs 4:41. Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 4:30 Interchange 6:00 DiJmer Muslcall 5·00 News 2:00 '11te Rev. Andrew far!IOII!I 5:110 Community Newa 7:110 Dance Party 5:06 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday showr.os.5:05 Mawn County News 7:40 News 5:30 Rizer's Wealher Reporl 6:00 Sundowo Serenade 5:10 World & National Newa 7:45 Off the Air 5: !i4l Sports Parade 6:45 Sign Off 5:15 Spotiight oo Sports 6:00 ·Sign On - New• ,, By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE l ~~~ ~~UTElJ ' 'IOU B"-AH~ "H !M"AS HE ENTERS, AND RUSH HIM OUT-~" WHEN THE LIGH'JS I GOON-fUBE'. HI f11 !." ,.,.,....,11!'f Af. THi- BORNLOSER -· - By ART ~~ WiiiOMI By BRANNER �. ' ~ .•' .. ~ ... . --·-· . . .. _ . . . .... . " ¥·~· - - -- . . ... ... -- - .• ~ . . . . . . c .. . _,,.. ...... ~-- ...'·- ............ -..... ... . , _... ... · ~- ~ ~· ·' J 00 in. the aft•: 0 Is prearlng 1 : "· :. ·. ~ Rbodes. Bety Darst, ~;e~mg Hawkins and Mro. ~·~- -~ ::;-~.;:~.. ,~ ~ -~ ~"" ~ ~ •~· ,.~ - - . • ~ .... ~'~"""'-•-•""•-..,.•,. """"""'""" dier~:.~:~ :~ ·t:"""" ~: c~es ,. ......, ....,.. . ~ ~~~:~ . ~·""~.o,_......... . ... ,..;,. ...., ... ~ ........... . ··~ ~ashion," ~ ~-1J'ur~it~~ cnairm~~sc::l "" .~ "'"' :::::: ~· :~'":~ ........~~."•om :*• :; •~-~'·-"": : .-. "' ....-----:: ::::::-=... . I ... Also, ... • Responsibility' br tmas gut of dolls ror tbe rsr P rmaleo. 1111 Theme 'EducatiOn . I ~il~n or a missionary and B.Th; ~ble was covwed 'r..r. . GI·ven by"'C~rc e. - each child is to bring 25 ce~~ a white cloth and was ceoIs.. Program'"'T0/)IC • , . • .., • "'"" .,. ,... - ""_ -,·'" ""'""- . •• ... • • 7 ."'!;.. .....,... """ - .."":., ,.;, " ""-""' ... •.. ,.. "" ,.... ""'''""'"""- -;'.,.,. ... - • • • ~~-<•~· ~.:',., ••~• ~~·,~, ~~ oro~~~ ""''~ Mm~-· ~~".""'·'" ..."".Wood~•..-·•••••m .f.:~; ~.t:; ......... s;~si•~vel-·•~,, ,......~ .M~ t~~~ M;~i dr~ra~ " •. ~ ;, ~· '" ·-" ·~ ....~, ~- "" ...... ~ ~· ~DShade .. ·:.. - • r toiH ~ ' SunclaJ School Swartz Hocldngport: , 'I R 'on , 36th Annual Swartz ·,. ""·''"" ,., be1 5 Faml Y eum • t Woode Grove • ,...,.• "" ';' ·• Held Septem a . , , ""'"' •I.. ,. ,.. _, ,... • •• •• , _ " ·· s, 1n the ..' . .... .. '.. . . ,, ••• •• •· "; , •.,. •......, - I . at the "I'll •.• • .... ••.., • - .. ""'. ----- -· . - . Where You Want Me .. A Jitney supper -;!lp\ be he: :re M:s. Lil- 11 - VOL I '" .,.,.. " Mn « • , ...... " ::; 1 "'""" "' ' "" " " •• ...., gram •.::.:.. ...... • ,. . , ...... ... · - • .. be held m Wellston•. :;::"'.... ...... .......• . , . . . . . ._ . .... Twenty-four members answer- starts at 8:30. I - " ' , ....... :::. . . . """"':. • "':: • M'~"::::,·:-, ~f ~;~urM~wa...,;~,~ "' _, "~ '" ·t ~:~;;.~:~. ' M o r ~ M a r • , . , ~ ~~~h~~rb~';:,'"~i ~~===~--'1· ~n~~: MEIGS THEATRE I. Pa. Swartz o I uane, H Mr of dColumbus ; Gladys ay, Mrs. Fred Barnharl, Grove.· ! ;rt ; Mr. and Mrs. Harri' [ Swarlz, Lancaster: C. Swarlz. New Kensmgton , and Mrs. Lawrence Swank, Ca r.· roll Richard Swartz. Ravenna, .. p.....,.y 01111 TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY S.pltmbor 10·11 VINCENT PRICE in \I~ I __'_ - "T~~ ~~SRTT~'AN l~r:~f. • J!Ij1_tP'L,IL'J LAST MAN EARTH. or _ . . •••• ,,J,!,• ON the L!FELESS . 'almoon~g amongr t.hIe cra\\m.la'"k·e~ creatures o evl . 1h LAST WOMAN'! Ahve TONIGHT & FRIDA Y that !he mght hideous With n u man craving' ' Mr. and Mrs. M I rs. . h 1 d "r .· andb Mrs. 1Proffitt, women's leader; Gare Janet Margolin. I The following com~nfl SUN MON. ond TUES. S.Pttmber 12·13-14 I ~Jar. 1 ~r~:~ ·t~i~ :~ t· ..:..H..t 'iiiliiiilniiiA:::igiiii•:::iln::i::::ii.i.'.::Ken Scot! Merr~:-~end of August : rhe chur:t' l Spencer Reunion QUALIFIES FOR STRETCH SLACKS -- $3.79 :·:: Jon stretch pants, FRINGED RUGS - 27 x 45 27 X 48 - RUGS 27 x 48 _ CARVED RUGS 27 48 OVAL RUGS - FRINGED - machine X 2 PC. BATHMATS SETS 21 FRINGED RUGS - 100% helanca nywashable, x 34 MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR BmER I We hurry to your home _ the quickest service possihle. 1 we protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, too. . • We use only genum& Maytag factory parts. No substitutes. 1 Work is performed by Maytag, company· trained technicians. 1 We leave everything neat as a pin and clean your Maytag. • We leave a postagepaid card for you to evaluate our work. • I • 1 Slzes8to 18 Girls 2-Piece SLACK SETS Now is the time 10 buy these warm slack sets for the cold days ahead' .c ottondkrut tn~p~; in solids an s with matching stretch or corduroy slacks. Si••3 to6X Mrs. Harry Spencer of port I where in the U.S.A. and find a dealer who repairs your Maytag products. IIAfJAI OUR MAYTAG SERVICE BLDG. we ~ ' e Y{e Service Your Old Wringer Washer vi~~ic was furniahed by Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr oud daugb· ters, and Starling Orr and Ed p f) Samona. eWe Give You AGood Trade In On Your Old One • Why Buy Where you Have A Doubt Of Your Service Repair? Get Red Carpet Service Here! RUHIND FURNITURE I I. SON 18 BORN Mr. and Mrs. James L. H~pp (Opal Stewart) ' are anoouncmg the birth of their first child, an 8 lb. 1110 oz. SOD named James Richard, Auguat 27' at Holzer Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Araold HupP of Letart Falla and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stewart of••~~~~ Pleasant. Gre•t "'""" MaJnql are Mr. IIIII Mrl. MU and lllr. George tl"'" · $1.95 A New Solod:lon LITTLI BOYS Sizes 3 to 7. Ideal for fslt and wlnter wear. Cordl.lroy1 - Cotton TwJlla Permanent preq modela. In cotton • nylon blendo. Stop in and aelect Y0\11'1 now. They're $1.8.11 and ~Uhpair, Boys School Trousers (That Never Need Ironing) ver iron them, the perman· Wash em, dry em, ne 0 st lea the ivy model, that ent crease. Stays ln.~ tyfe ~ith full taper legs, baa belt loo,Ps. obrl eal!t band. Sizes 6 to 18. 00 cuffs, adjusta e w SLIM PANTS uLee" overall• for 5 ANOTHER IIG SHIPMI!NTI I Birdseye Dish lowe 5 Made of Iridescent sharkskin (70% rayoo, 11~ acetate, 12% 400 nylon). Full taper leg~ ~-:t has adjustable waistband, no belt loops. lrld WaiJt cranberry, Iridescent green, lrideacent blue. lize8 28 to 34. AJI white or wbite with multi eolored woven bor· ders. Large size. hr $1.00 4 Carhartt Brown Duck B,IB OVERALLS !r':fi Have double knees, reinforced po~k:d eotton, sanforlzed shrunk, copper arlv lizea , 3 atraln points. Extra full eut, long we nJ, to 50. llberhldo 1110 ooll C•rhartt lrown Duck ktten front 0'•11 Jeck... thet .,.. uniiMCI end the ,._ .... _rtt lrown Duck Zlppw hcbl popuI1r new -""' the! hM qulltlcl nylon llnlnt• Stop In the . mHI T ...... .._.rtllllllt right .... •nd -r• Duck WM: rown ud toilet your C.rhlrtt Rutl1nd, 0, ofliclals reported one ,,.. "" - • ....... - • .... ..., At 7 a. m. CST, Betsy was los- -- ' ' ...... battl elds With brlcka, lltoae, WOOd, woman Alexandria, in the heart of Lou. :.iamm';! m:;' and .........,.... 'i•· under his free Bob is a 1965 graduate or p 1 • President T en meruy '""6h school students were ·.-~-~...... IJI 010 ... Mrs. Moeller's columns were Dialled free it was done loadvertently ag111nst the colll"eD!Dan's direct GJ'ders," 1 spokeswurt !Dan for the Lancaster Demo- h• J B d e IC es oun \' East, WIwest ID • Mason to Stop crat sa•'d· atteoUon to lhe .Moeller's mailing or two of Mrs. Moe!ler' 1 nd hl "• frm . cnk ' MASON - Town council here wass cacoUedumntos hu,_ ertte a nuon weekly coilllDI1 on Ohio politics bas approved "? ordinance m ~ -., .. "I -~ .............-. . . ....... ___ the Mayo Clime • hospital here bas DOt been oae or rest. oiiace be oatered llle I) Monday nlgbl Graham ... 10 bospi~ boen oo••ll!eaadtelrphoae to Washi other polats ogt Ia tile UDited States because, ao associate put about II "Billy ls•• greaUy disturbed th• peace of llle world." L /"' ady• bOlfers --~-., ..... _"•- • - -·• AreGuestsof ~.gressman's ~top tentative allolatious for ICllool will be 10 different students IMarie Holslnger $10 'aod costs privilege," Chris Brady of the dlstriels applym, for construe. attending each Friday's court Ileft of center; Okey Kiser, $10 staff said, t1on and equipment lunda UJI. session. Judge Porter had hls and costs for intoxication, and We certainly wouldn t mall der the Vocational Educational -- - - Eugene Samuel Morrison flO the column to newspapers, some Act. Slate &ii>erlntendent E. E. M Glhho p and cost. no muffler friendly and some not, and ere- ~.. -,·~~"""''·~· bla slay ...... ,._~· - continued an eighth. Fined were Robert F. Hawk/ United Press International news rung east and west have been The studenll, accompanied by and Don B. Cullums, each $10 manager for Oblo. made. stop streets. . COLVIIIBUS - THE STATE Principal James A. Diehl, and costs for driving left of ceo- We will reimburse the post Veh1cles travehng oo east 1 Scbool Board will eoosider next launched series of "Day In ter: William Reeves, f;\ and offke for the two letters Short aod west streets ahall, upon ......... _ .............. ""..,~•"'-""· ROCHESTER, Minn. (UPI) • out 40 . eroy High School. He is the son -Evangelist Billy Graham 000 1 es or ma'i from thiB of· of Mrs. Leota Smith. was recovertog froiD "minor prach~. ........ ~·-- .. --. north aud south, come to a complete and shall not pro. ceed untJI traffic runniJ18 IIOrth and south IS clear. . The ordinance also proVJdes . ,. Pomeroy cJuh fr~'!' . ns ,oses Harry D. ' Smith, ' cl!arged ate a political Holt 1ri11 recommend that W'n. , Quesliou " issue over. a five- that: (l) No vehicle weighing logGolfers commum!Jes three were surround guests of ISlltlli allocated to Ohlo be al1nrung with assault was .nven 0 90 • cent stamp, Brady said. over 20,000 lbs. shall travel up- th W , A . t· f the ' u Wayne .. p,.....,. " D" kto person treet e .omen s ssoc1a 1on. o applym, for funds. aeveland edAbyquMrs. Gibbons, dered to pay' costs of the action AID UNIT CA!LJ';D m the • town. ed(2)bi Aay , was lngrecJ for the No I priori- Hudson-st, Middleport, has re. and Placed on probation lor one Pomeroy ernerrency squad- found gwlty under any sec!ion Ladies from :he Fall'greens 1y rating to receive· $974 381 Suited io her winning a set of year. men were called at 2:12 p. m. of this ordinance shall be sub- Club near Jackson, Hidden ValOn the Us! wao J. the ''Great Booka of the The case of Phyllis Harris Thursday lo aid Mrs. R. H. ject to a fine of not less than ley at Pt. Pleasant and the v. s. Athens, Hocking and era World" by Britannica. charged with driving left oi Rawlings of New York City, to or more than $5. Gallipolis Golf Club partlcipat"1T"countlea, $701,011. Holt an- Mrs. Gibbons posed tile ques- center, was continued. She had Widow of the late Richard liar. Council also bas agreed to ed. IIOUllced that Northmont Local, lion to Dr. Mo';!lmer J. Adler pleaded not guilty. Rawlings, whose funeral see what may be done abour For the vistlors Marion Eb1 old ~.,- I~ Trl<oun~Per~ ........... ,_ , .... _ ~ -.,,~,.- Wes~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, IUPI)- Father OlvlM, puc!. gy son of a former slave who became tho opirltual INCIor of an international cult, died today. A spokosiiN!n said the cult leadar, 11tl1111ted fe ~ .,., ., 100-yoars-old, diad of a hHrt attack at 2:20 a.m. at hlt plush manoion, Woodmont, in suburban Glaclwy,., His blonde "opot)tQ virgin bride" wao at hio badilde along with his 18 "-retari11." TJa11110..-*fhou. ando of "angelo" throuehout tho world rlfertllcl 11 "God" had been ill for about a ytar, Hit public .,....,.. ancao wore few in tho paot. SAIGON - U. 5, and Vietnamese Special Forcee today occupied Phuong Xa Toy hamlet 325 111i111 northHot of S.igon only hours efter 152 bontMr, from Guam dumped hundrado of tono of b•o lbt thiN, Until today it had been an impenetrable Communl.t stronghold. Pakiston broke through Indian lines lodey .tf .fh• Pun jab city of Forozoporo and ,.fd It had turned the tide of war on that front. Indian d•fo- llllnlsfer Y. 8, Chavan ad111ittad lndlen troops had been thrown back in that •ector. A Pakistoni military opokHman In the Clpltel of Rawalpindi ooid tho army wao pronf"tll 1 "relentfdrlvo" lgoinst lndlon troops who had Invaded Woet Pakiotan in thr"' areas. Haovy fighting wae repotfod in Kosh111ir, in the Sialkot arH north of Jehore In India's Punjab lfat~ east of Jahoro and In tho 51.;., 0... ort heroSOO too.111ilu to tho south. 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""''""- -., -................ ....... ........... ... --1!:.~'""'1' -! ~ . . --... . . , . , . . . , -.... .._ ... , ..... _ . . . . , ...... ._.._ --~ .... ......... ... _._ ..... _,., ......... ..... _....,, .......... -..... .. __ _ ... ... ........'"...... ....... .1t-' ................. ___ "" - '-· ·····" .... - - , . - -...........---~~:.~ .:::;' ...:::-:.= .::: •. ... ... ::. ' ; : : ; . "' : " = ... ~ ~ -: : . · . : . "!":.."'.:::: - _, ..... -~ ... ..... _ ... _ .... ~ ....... ---.., .... __ .... - ... _._ ---...--·- -- ..,-.,, ... -·-·---~t: JIII~_ .......,,______ ... _ ... _ ....... - --· .... - ..................... ___ _, ____ ----·.. - .......... . sehooll SUbmitted appllcatlona From Great Booka Js ,JIIlbllah- session were Carson Crow, · to Veterana Memorial Hoapital lower Mason onto the Stanley had low gross, Meredith Evans but were larned don for lack eel in the Co!umbus Dispatch. BliJ FraiiCll, JeH Gibbs, David by squadmen after she became/ Harbour. property. . of Fairgreens the first 1 w ol aufflcleat otudenlll Mrs. Glbboaa question II u Goodwin, Jon Gulll!her Linda Ill at the home of Mrs. Faye Attending the recent mee!Jng net Lillian Hyer Hidden Val- o )0 1fT ft' est 0 Grueser, Bartma Kennedy and ported .Mrs. Rawlings was corder Charlotte Roush, and and Ellen Mitchell of viet and a 16-year-old preacher's from _, eel, Ia RolliliiU() .,._,_,,., Elberfeld8 sell the well ktno~veralls 1n white and the working man . .carpen er ralls in white. All sisblckory strlpe. ~~=r~v~::ns are full cut, fit exes from 36 to · will wear and wear and wear. In the busy mens deceptlonally well and d Pick out what you nee now partment on tbe 1st floor. " .... ' .. • ... ' S3.95 Carpenter's. Overalls .... Emerging from a nightmare paid for the site. COLIIMBus _ NEIGIIBOJI. 12 Issue. YOUNG MIN'S ..... - wo ••. - . . . . . ... "~"---·--·-· ~- ......... 2 ~r 69c Clothll. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY great grandmother Is .Mrs. Fllll- 1 SH 2-4211 Die Beaver. ~~__::.:_:________ and.Mn. PearlJonea. Agrul l1:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~..~~----~-~ \ ..~ . --~~............~ Arnold Gr1te "" ..me to tllem." Mandarlll You'll find a fine • lectlon of overall Jackets for the worldni men at Elberfelds. Bu& ton jackets, zipper front jackets, ll~ed and unlined. All SJ:cet from 36 to 50. Get ready for wiDter now. ..... ..... has railroad Pleasant·Ma11011 County Cham- .M~~ OveraU Jackets TROUSERS Tracy Starch- buster· today. Butpilot tbeygroup were in nota there on official Alhd whether the measure'o as the cooperative planbusiness, betweenratber, the mpportera could muster the IChool and the court The oblect is to increase the stunoeded to muzzle tile dents' kn?Wiede-e of how · · applied . ID • . "otrqtb the ' law IS n tended debate •" the They saw Jt applied m generous measure as County Judge IIlii! laWillaker aald Ollly, Frank W Porter, Jr., dis- $1-39 M•tching Wash Cloths - - - ........... .. .... ""' . . , ..... ................... -· -·.....,.~·~ ·~ . .. --- "" .. """ ..... ,..,. - ........ - ' ,.. ............., - ' ay m' c0 urt' ~h bill ~ - ~ SessiOns With Judge Porter J~ "ritll\!' 1ir .•wcn ~ Po .,.,ft . BATH TOWELS-22 by 45 lnehet FOR '"" - misal111. Matching Bath Towels and Wash Cloths Sharon, Gary Zimmerman, Mr. Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Blake (,iJrtis of Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Ster· ling Drr and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr and children, Mr and Mrs. William Fenton, Do;,.ld and Mike Lemley, all of Columbus. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freder· ! irk of Westerville; Mr. and I Mrs. Dayton Spencer and fam· ily of Terre Haute, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. WiUord Bing and family of Columbia Station; Mr. and Mrs. Wilford BIJ18 and family of Columbia Station; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ArgabrJte : family of Wooster; Mr. Mrs. Henry Spencer and. Vsnce, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bmg and family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frederick and SODB. Mn;. ~na Biggs, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mr aud Mrs. Wa!d Spencer and fa~ily, all of LoJ18 Bottom RD, and Kermit McElroy, Clarks· " " ' . . . . . " " ' •I '"'"' " ' - · "' ,., "' "'wm """' al Development, TY-, Resort. !rs Injured and 10 persons were 1118 Lewis, Director of . CANNON TWO-TONE STIIPED 2 .... - SPECIAL PURCHASE! ' .. • ""• ........... . I weeker. At least 25 persons ed from the West Virginia De- $ZO,OIJ() for core drilling in addi· would pay the' Post Office for bali squad which completed its -----------------:---------------------.,.....__;__ _ __ 0d Coat Sweaters. V Mint Jade, ,_ ,..., - Mex-~ ao ""'""""''"""-····"'-"'""', ~--... ·~- laiQ ' tho tllreet of • parai)'Ziillllll- I You can buy a Maytag any· - . and Mn. Clayton Rasp aud family, and Mrs. Elva Hammer and daughters, Fostoria. Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Stahl and Jim of Rising Sun; Mr. and I And This Finer Service Costs Np More! Use it! POWERFUL "!ad .. with Colors: Shocking Pink, orange and palace blue. o. mm, '" ..., ' tTEAL BLUE 300 ...... ...... - " ' . - 11 tBLACK eCRANBERIY '• ... NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - curving across the Gull of hour. Killer Hurricane Betsy crash- ico to spin up "hurricane slot" Isolated cases of looting were ed through New Orleans. Baton through Louisiana and send reported in New OrlOI!II. Five "' · ---' ...... ··=· ..-. • ... · .... _.... -.. ......, ~· ·-"'"" .... ·-···-·'" ....... """"' ..... .....,••• Co, ..oo... • ...,._""'" Lefdor 1&IJIIe Manslleld woUld eGREEN "'"'"'""""' ....... · - - o E . . . , . . . . Aay property oner or landlord should Clll tile board at WY %-5.171 to cl!eek 011 llle JaPIII today with 173 m.p.h. Ohio River. I pattern, .;any new fall shades to c oose es 40 to 46. I t II ~:~st;\~gi~ ;~:~n ~~sl~~ two p~ckets!~::": I Tbe Spencer family reumon ; ' was held Sunday, Sept. Sth at I ' I don Woods Park w Colum· B en di r was i bus where a basket nne ,1 enjoyed • by • II a 1 110011. Tbere I 1 were 91 attendiJ18. I I Gifts were presented to Hat. ' I tie Frederick, oldest wom~d at; ! tending ; Henry Spencer, o es : man · Ray Spencer ' youngest ·h I child; Mrs. Claylon Rasp, wit the most children attendmg and to Mrs. Dayton Spencer for I traveling the farthest. It was decided to hold ,the reunion at the same place next year. Mr d Mrs AttendiJI8 were · an · Henry McDole, Mr. and Mrs. I Lawrence SiJ18er and lamiiy, Mr and Mrs. William Smger ' and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doy' le Saiki\ and family' aud Mary ud 1 Reiber, all ol Toledo. ' Mr. aud Mrs. John Hasp a 11 . . . . ., . . ••. tile County Auditor oa Sepl. %41. . 'i'o&:YO - COAT SWEATERS ~ .. - ...... ~ '""·... .... -... ... - ~ •• • • • - -· .., .,~ " " .~,. ' ' • • M •= JJ Off ,... - -....., , ,..-• ,........ "~"'' .._ , ,..., .... , ...., .. Q.,., oe er ers •.,........ • ·-,..,.., ·~• '• ,_." ~'" ".,..·-""'· '""" ..., .., ... ..... ... ..._.............. .., ~ ... ,_ .... , ........... ... To Pay for ~es Jt~ -.............. ~ . - ·~ ~ ......... ·~- .... .... "" .•• . ...... ..... ..... ~. .. =" • " .,. .. ... ... , • .., ... "' _ "' ........... ._., __ ..... ...., Wife'sMail "'-· ~ · ' " -· .. "' _," "" .... .__,..,_ ..,._, ..... _~., ... ..,, ... ..,""'""''""", .,.,... ......, . . "m'"'""..,._•,..._ ...,...,_..., .-.-............ ..,-........................ ... ............ "".... ~ ..... ···~ ........~ ............... - . . . ... ............................. ..... .......,.,,.,_ ... ··-····-... .; '""-··-'"··.. ~. =• ·-· ~·~... '.~.....,.......... &~ . ............ .._.lndustr~-~-.................... , ......... ~ ............... ... ·-· ............ dJStr!b~ted ;.. ._ - '" "',.....~ " "'"'""" "'""'" ' "" ......., '"" ..urn~, "'• ·""'' ....~ "' ••- • ~· .......,. · - FatherDI·VI·ne D1"es at 100 PHS 0Pens D • ~:g..;~;~g~'·send I I S4.95 · - - Tile MJddleport Board o1 PubHc Afflllrs wtU <ertlfy de. WORLD I WOMEN$ HOLLYWOOD ''". · - o • - at .... • $7.95 $4.95 $1.9 5 loO ..,., ................... , . . . - ' " ' . - - ........................ '• ..._ "a """""• ••.....,.., • - . . , . """"' '"'"' m .., ••• ., .. lD $6.95 LID COVeRS guaranteed to re- waistband . I --. ,.,.. ••• . . - Unqueat ••wer .....,IDODIII to washabletouch. and 50% Nylon, 50% Dacron. Machine ft fluffy dryable. Deep tblck text~e~~~ Beautiful clear . . Long wear, easy care, no fash ion colors. tain their shape, 2 ; Is Held Sunday In Columbus . . .. . . . . - < ""'"· "..,-.. ,.., ''"· . "GRANDEUR" COLLECTION way s trekh, elastic RUTLAND FURNITURE ') . ...... ' ....... ' • ' . . . . . - · · - . . "' ...... - - -. . . . . . . . . . - .,. ..,. ,. - . - - .... .... _ , - • • • ' sm BATHROOM RUGS-BATHMAT Women s Sot & Sun. Sept. 1\;12 . were sustained for the - - ed Freeland Norris Steve I "WHAT A WAY TO GO : vear book steward, M". 1·1weiC?m . Roush, Darrell I "McHALE'S NAVY I Shirley MacLaint' , yau l New iiam Roush recorder, Mrs .. Norrls,ECodnnalre Taylor. F. Joe I THE AIR FORCE man and Robert Mil chum Bradford and solicitor, . Roush , g th bap· ITerhnicolorJ - and- FROM ence. Freeland •Norris. . l'tm Conway ..Joe Flynn, Go· I "RAIDERS Mrs Stobar t fficiated at e ry Vinson, Billy Sands, Su- ! BENEATH THE SEA" I There were nve baptisms at hsm. 0 J~INS .. "-·--' , Glaze of Co- commllt~sl Indianola Church ~-- - m.m """""" In ,_..,_ From Elberfeldsln Pomeroy. \~. I ··- - - T W Dry Goods- Housewl,.. C • Draperies - Ready o elr . I II Furniture or FloorW overmgs B _ Alwlys S1ve Your S1 I I P' - Lingerie -Whatever You uy - Mens or Boys ear "THE NEW INTERNS" r Mich.el Callan. Dean Jones I Freeland Norris, Yout ea \ ' tum us. ed . student al OSU - andI Building and finance comml -, Mr. He . IS a I \lura\ econ· "THE YOUNG LOVERS" tee Robert Proffitt, Joe Sto- 1majormg 10 agr cuI urch wed· (Technicolor) I Wilh Pel.r Fonda ' ba;i, Ralph Johnson and Mrs. ' omics .. TheMopearc" h at the i Ann-Margaret, Michael Parks I and Sharon Hugueny ' Bobby Joe Adams. . : dmg Will be of Christ. I "BUS,~I~~~~,BACK . been/ a., , ""' ...,, ......., ....... "Wo ... ; ,. < .._ 0 " " ....._., ,...., , . . putcJJan of one of them would/ Commerce, and E. E. FollrDd, application already has been for. federal government will help be ready for a major influx of Weiss and Ao.sistant Ally. Gen. co start such a program from It WIIJlts runways 4,000 feet - , Two ¢'port sites have Be thrifty! Save All of Your Sales Ips :~vities. o~er r:n~daughter CENTs ounty •=·",...,, "" ....,.. • '"m•..., "" • "" •.._ ,._ • "''"' -·· ""• ,..,, • ,.,"'""''"' ,.,.,. .., .,. ""..,., • """"' .._ ,.., ""'• ""' ' """" ~•"" ,._" .,. - . ·--........ ~..,-·-·-··~ ................ --. .., ...... , ... ' "'''". _ ......... ....... . . ....... ~ ..... ,-... -' ""'""···- ...··· """""' ................. _.. ......... _. ,__ _ _ .. . . , ......, """""" •• .. , . . , . . ,. -. _ .. _... . _""" ..... ~ ... """""" '""' .,. ..... -· ... "'' ·----,. ......... ~ ....... ,..... '-·,.. .~. ,.,., ,.~""~""·•n--• -~. "'''... ····~ ~ ---........~-·-............. ..... """' ... - .. ,., -· ........ ...,,-·~" ............ -·· "' -~ ......, ....... . ,., - .. 00~""'" ""' ··- ... "'" .... - ."'~ ~""'"~ ~ ~ •~ ~. · ~~_... ... ' " " ·•. .. .., .............. """· . ..... ~ ......... ··~· -· ..... ·...... .......... ·.... ... ~............................. __ .. ~ . - ....... ~""".-.., ~......... "'"""""' ...~,""- ......... -~-~"""''~-· _,.,~-· -·,~·~ I ... ....... .. -·-.... ...... ..... .. """--·····'"· ...... ""' · ................. ~ .... "" ....... . . . .... , .................... _,,,_ ......... ~·--ft. ·--....... "".-. , .... ,_..,_····~·· , ........... ~ ................. _ __,,,_._,,,. ___ ,"""""',.""'"""""""....,-..,- "'"''"""""'"-m.,,.,-~.., ••,Th~'•'""""'"'~"I ----~~--------------------Deal ·Closed for I Killer Betsy Dying Inland Industrial Site Wh t ver you buy - I' R th to Mr a u r and David Reed, son o d Jr 300 M. E. Cooks Hd.. ed Ohio. MISs Pullms au:: is now State UmverSJty tate Highway employed by the Sh Choir direc· Depl. She IS Yout I Church of tor at the Jndiano a t in Christ and al"';, t:::s many oi Sho IS t e g II. of Chester M R A Pu IDS rs. Department of the ra Roche ~~gi:eg,e~~:tm~:"ili:~":Ronughtetrd, Dea~a Mr. ~rs. Da~id ~:u~bu;: '",_ eeting The annual business m of the Reorgamzed Church of Jesus Christ Latter 29, Wit Dah Saints was heldof August District President Glenn E. Johnston presiding. The following elected persons will take office the first Sunday I October: Clarence Proffitt, ;astor; Mrs. Robert Proffitt, secretary; Mrs. Edgar Tat:· treasurer '· Mrs.MDale Clarence, music director; n FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l 0, 1965 . : . •. . ~ o : e d u ~ u ~ c a ~ t ~ i o ~ n · ~ = ~ ~ e d = b y l ! m ~ : ~ : s : ' ~ n ~ a ~ ' : ~ ~ i > o = r ~ t e d : t h a ~ t ~ t ~ h ~ e : ~ J a ~ m e : d ~ b u s ~ : ; ~ u d ~ e : ~ n : ~ r i ~ : u : t . : ~ · : w ~ e r l : o : f : & ~ o v ~ e ~ r n m ~ e n ~ t . ~ : ~ ~ 8 ,~,....... Is Annou need meehng Mrs. was open Do aid B. Pul- theThepresident, Richard Ichlld reo ., Miss Put/ins H /d ..... Meeting IS e By LDS Church Wm<·hesler· Mr and Mrs. fOMERoY-MIDDI.EFORT, OHIO FIVE . d . H'MrD and Mrs. Wilham you~g~;· :.~II~~ar~~~· Petty, Ca~· Woode, Annual Mrs ..allJimof Bean all Business and Mrs. Fred Barn "' Groveport; ;,. eldestthepresent :e;e SIX months old son o . enttnt~ NO. 122 " " · - · '0' ' m • .' XVII • I at y - ':,. ·- ;.,....~.:: •·::-~'!..~:: ":. ~- "'::'"'~" ~-~~· .:;;·_,. " .l: ".:- ~,;... ~ ·~· ':'"~ ~ ~ • • ~ "::"":..':::: ::r:::·.:. ...,••-= •• ....,":." ':...,. •-;••.:.•:...: ~·..",:;-;;::., ••;.~" •• ~·· ..... ~- •!:,:' .::::: ~ ~~ ~;· .~~-,-~~ ;. :-::':.:''=. '::'..'::: ~ • ~:.~ :: :.""0:.::.' ' : ' ; ;::;;. -• - '""';,::;' ,~;:,,:•;:, '""• ~ '.~":.:.' 1:::;' ;.!.':,: ""w"':!.:.":":.:-:::"., •,... '" "::.,::'.:::..:::::; ;::,, •._ "'"'::: ::': :":":.' ~..,. "' ......... "" .,_ ·~ ... ,, .• "" -· ...... ·~ ..... "' "" ..... , .. ... .. .... ..... . .. ..... . . . "'"' ......., ~· '""'' ,::; ::::- .;. ·~ ,;_ " •·::: ~ ...... ··- .. ~-· """"" ~..,..; ......... ::"':::.. ...... - ....... ""'::, .•":::....'"" .... .. ~::":J:E:,:'" !::i';!',,::!;::::J:!":\' ;:;".;.·~ E:;,:,.4 Engagement ol :'"-:1t~:::t"= :""!.'"!..'".;.:".::; ::;;;:,rua::::;, ='E:,-::;,: ':'.,; A .... , . . . . •• : . : . . .w •• ""' .... "" ...... " " at noon, with Cecil Swartz ask· deceased smce last year I Guysville, RD. Mr. • I •. · - nw.... ""'-• .. __. .. ..,. ..... _. - IS 1]\Tel fl ... TY 1 .................. • bad the !OJI8est drive for the to treat the girl as a juvenflt! by boastful Cberltl Slari-lbo ... ..,. ....... _,.._,"•-,..,.,.._...,_,_,....,.,..,_ - - - - -.• 11 -!. tar ..., _,,,....,: ' t!: Sa co11- aad Mr J '· dependable bench olrength, he tali:e all home and away &ames tied for Jtecond low net Lou: $?1. They said he told them a wr Jobnsoa, ..;, a, both d. N-., ' led are tho Rll'llllll Ordinance by the Mlddltport lcilool'o alll-1 Bli!tDesl men 11so wlU be 1ng at a ... _ .. - - peak tor Satur- litis fall, Next Thursday night ' Melp Geaerei ilolpltaJ siJortly after Bogp fled ft on dent, f'ound dead 1!1 lllllel lltlrtfl .. _ . ..... ' " " ' - - - ........... - ~-.t •• ..... - . .............. _ .... _ -·-. - , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 9, 1965