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'· M. Davis, Master; Wilham , !• , • 1 ,1 Ill at y ris, was the Oower girl and wore a sheer bouffant dr... of white embroidered organza tied with a blue salln sash. She carried a Dower basket of baby breath and pink roseo. Acolytes were Mark Vroman and . Douglas 1 James'! ~- Davis, Overseer; Mrs. Wiltam .M. Davis, Lecturer; E. 1'1. Chiirch, Steward; Junior Call, Assistant Stewart: Hiram North ~haplain: Mrs. E. W Church, 1ecretary . treasurer; Franklis Houok, Gatekeeper; Mrs. J. N. SOCIAL . '· i ' II ' - l!J. ~· ,\ • ~nd. VOL XVII NO. 124 m•~ Sht>ets. ex:ecut1ve committee chairman; E. W. Church, legislative committee: Mrs Lee Rose, Youth Committee chairman: Mrs. Richard Sims, Home Economics committee chalman, and James N. M. Davh~. Richard Sims asd Lee Rase, civic improvement committee. The Pomeroy Bend mizens Band Radio Club will hold their annua1 picnic and outing Sunday, Sept. 12, at Old Man's Cave. The group will leave the Rock Springs Fairgrounds at 1~:30 p. m. All members, their families and friends are invited. &he ~oh:o f::,th~ilf"kt~;: There wao even a chance of ft. nat •pproval of the big measure by nlghUall. Buth the administratloo and oraani2ed labor rallied behind ao amendrneol by Sen. Ross Bass. D-Tenn., under which the Labor Deparbneot would coolinue to decide when foreign work~ could be Imported lo help out on the nation's farms. The bi& farm package includes: a lour-year exteruioo, with iOJile modificatlolll, ot the exlstiD& feed grain price support pro- DRIVE·IN ~ " f"'y_.,_, Me!TJ Andero ELBERFELDS SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 MEIGS THEATRE ,......... Olde TONIGHT SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS- amonlf the UFELESS THEY ARE VALUABLE TO YOU • ':'QJle 41lWI11 tbe . crawling -- _ --... .. -. ...-. .. •• • .!, 1 kno~ dead that ::in!.t'':!'gra':wd::::c:: There were_ 45 of+O term COntract . a lour year e• ' • • twlon ol the wool ~ pr~ gram with • modest boost In lllpporls and a special bonus tncreuo. for small producers; l"l!alaIIon Ire..Ing r Ice , pr Ice ......., for two years aod n~ Vldinl diversion paymenlllr-to I">Wih If acteOie allotments lrt cut. Three Suffer tJU,,..,_ • VINCENT PRICE In "THE LAST MAN ON EARTH" LAST MAN UN EARTH or LAST WOMAN? Allvt ole:, ORLEANS tUP!) -The from Betsy in Louisiana. Chetta• and turn Into its aaseous liiEWr of New Orleans said 10- Jmd said there could be as many posmg • grave threat bto a~ ~·~ received r~ports that as 200 in still-flooded New Dr· ~:::~!;~ 1 ~~~~·\ ~! g 8 Hurricane Betsy killed 250 per· leans alone. . " . measure " . d vaslllted Plaquamines At Baton RGUge, diVers precautionary · . ~a~.::' 1y. The reports searched for 1.2 million pounds ft ~•c•a:s here f ~~~~c=~ VIB amateur radio said I he of deadly chlorme. It wao a- o wa ers wou r . ted bodies would be sent to New! board a barge that disappear· more ~e~,: . : : : :uned at the he1ght ol the storm smce e s . th 0 1 re ans. . nd bl ank in precedented fury durmg "We have oo real conlirmo· Friday a. , presuma Y ' k d By earl IDda 45e lion of this" said coroner Or. the MISSISSIPPI RJver. wee en · Y y, . Nicholas Chetta. President Johnson ordered the persons were known dead . m PATROL BOYS-. Patrol leaders for t~e 1965·66 school year have been selected at Mason Elementary school YerUicatioo was diHicuiL all-out emergency search for Luws•ana. Eleven _others died The boys are supervised by Mason Pollee Ch1ef Fred Taylor. Front row, L toR, are M•ke Dawson, Charle~ JohnTete boo• noeo to Plaque- the missing barge, owned by m other states earlier ao Betsy son, James Frame, DavJd Sm•th, Wesley Roush. Kevm Brown and Tommy Baldwm. Back row, Barry Hams, John ml.! aoutb of New Orleans the Pitlb"burgh Plate Glass Co. moved from the Bahamas, a- Ebersbach, Billy Fry, Randy Russell, Rtcky Connolly and Ch1ef Taylor.- Sentmel photo were still oUt. Officials said it was unl!kely cross Florida and mto the Gulf >Y - ~-· , ~ . =· ;!'::u~c:a:: lo~~·~ _., TONIGHT "WHAT A WAY TO GO" ShirJey MacLaine, Paul New· man and Robert Mitchum -and"RAIDERS FROM BENEATH THI SEA" len Scott -------------------------- M' c IIi • Inor I n H 0 1 the ehlorlne could escape coast. war First Band Theaters at a Glance SAIGON (UP!) - A~vance elements of the U. S. q bll If Ike 1 Army's First Cav•lry Division, '" I r mo e r forct of 20,000 mon and SO helicopters, movtc! Into ·1 11 sscrtl bato In South Viet Nom today, Tht dlvlllon lht Ia""' slnglt American unit toIs be committed the war -•fort, When lht landlnft complete, It w•ll •• • boost U. S. combat slrtftlllh to the 125,000-man Jlllrk ordered by PrHidtnt Johnson lnt July. Tht "First Cav" ls dHcrlbed as lht Army'• "Sun• ...t•Y Punch" in "Utrrllle warfAN. Its men are specialq • 1 1 ly traintcl to swoop in by ht icopttr .ga nsf INII thrtolentd by the Viol tong. More than 1,000 memban of the division from Ft. Benning, Ga., wert alrudy llhort Sunday. It io oxnacted to take about I wttk to complete tho londing, ~. Soul~ l(l"nan1111 MarinH today continued a roundup of rebellious tribt1m111 in tht niOuntal~l of Darlac province, about 160 miiH northeast of Sa•gon. Tht government-run Viet Nom pith agency rtporttd that 435 dillldtnt tribHmen ourretldortd on Friday ond Saturday afltr they wort turrouncltd by Vlltna,..11 forcts. t ur s !O SlOB . f Wreck Victim is in WCHS-TV Channe13 1:45 Corn Cob Reporl 7:00 Today Show 7.25 Today Out Your Way B 25 Today Out Your Way 9:00 Carioon•ville t:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 'Ihlth or Consequences 10,30 What't This Song? 10:55 News 11:110 Conceotration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Call My Blutr 12:30 I'll Bet 12:55 News Day Report I :00 Mldday News 1:30 Singln' Jamboree 2.110 Moment of Truth 2' 30 The Doctors 3:00 Another World 3·30 You Don't Sav HlO Mr. Cartoon Presents 4-30 Woody Woodpecker I' 00 Cheyenne 6.00 New!l Picture 6:20 Jim Thacker Sports 6· Zii Weather I 30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 1· 00 Secret Al!ents Dilemma 1.30 My Mother, The Car 8:00 Please Don't Eat Daisies B·30 Dr. Kildare 9·00 Tuesday Night at Movies II ' 00 Late News Picture II :15 Weather II ·20 Sports Roundup IJ:JO Tonight Show fUES. , SEPT. II HIGHIJGIITlJ 730 MY MOTHER, THE CAR -starring Jerry Van Dyke as Dave Crabtree, a amall·town lawyer whose absent mother "comes back" to help him with her advice. Series also stars Maggie Pierce as Dave's wife Barbara. "Colne Honk Hom." Dave Crabtree fasci~ oted by a 192.1 Porter In a used ear Jot, switches on its radio lnd hears hts mother's voice lay that she has returned 1o loot alter him. Yo,; LISTEN ChannelS 7·00 Dally Word 7·/Y.i Mike Wallace NeWll 7 30 Buddy Starcher Show 9 00 Captain Kangaroo 10,00 1 Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys II. 00 Andy of Mayberry II :00 Dick Van Dyke Show 12 00 Love of Lile 12-25 Midday New• 12 ·30 Search For Tomorrow 12-45 Guiding Light 1.00 Woman's Page I 30 As The World Tums 2.00 Password 2 30 House Party 3·00 To Tell The Truth 3-25 CBS News 3 30 Edge Of Night 4.00 The Secret Storm 4: 30 Lone Ranger 5 00 Early Show 6 30 CBS Evening News 7. 00 News Report 7: 1& Your Weatherman 7-20 Sports 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Red Skelton 9 3 0 Petticoat Juncton I0.00 CBS News Special 10·30 7 Wonderful Nights It :00 News Tonight II 15 Weather Teller I I·20 Late Show 6.00 PLEASt;; DON'T EAT THE DAJS!t;;S -family come. dy senes based on Jean Kerr'• best-selling book. Patricta Crowley and Mark Miller star as .loan and Jim Nash. Their children are played by K1m Taylor Brian Nash, and Jeff and J~ Filh1an. "My Eldest Child." Joan and Jim dash over a revea lmg new!lpaper artir.le which .Joan wrote believing it would be published under a 11om de plume. 8:30 DR. KILDARt;; - Pt.No. I - starring Richard Chamberlain In the title role and Ray- ':!~1, 9:30AM 1360 °:1~~~ WMOV RavensWOod, W. VL T:.::r·rn::n WHTN-TV Channel13 7:25 Daily Word 7' 30 The Bible Answers 8:00 Fun School 9·15 King and Odie 9-30 Morning Movie 1L 00 The Young Set 12·00 Donna Reed Show 12.30 Father Know, Best I ·00 The Rebus Game I 30 The People's Choice 2:00 Where The Action Ia 2:30 A Time For Us 2-55 News 3 00 General Hospital 3·30 The Young Marr led!! 4,00 Trailmaster 1:00 Soupy Sales 5:30 Leavell To Beaver 6:00 Weather 6 IY.i Pacemaker News 6.15 Peter J-m,o News 6:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 7·00 Have Gun Wtll Travel 7:30 Combat 8·30 McHale'• Navy 9:00 F Troop 9,30 Peyton Place 10 00 The Fugitive 11 :00 Pacemaker News IUS Weather 11:20 Sports 11:30 ABC Niptlife mood Masoey as Dr. Gillespie. Lee Kurty i' le.atured as ourso Zoe Lawton. "Debold the Great Man." Jamea Mason, Jbrgar•t Leighton and Burt Brinckerholf are guest stan. Dr. Kl~ dare questiona the brilliant but egoustical Dr. Maxwell Beck· er's (Mason) decision to opera~ on a young woman patient, 9:00 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "The Bridges at Tokori," starring William Holden, Grace Kelly, Frederic March and Mlckey Rooney. .James Michner's story of the Navy carrier --based jet ~~quads and the helicopter rescue team, that flew the blghly-<langerous missions of the Korean War. HOLLYWOOD <UPI) - Singor LeSBlie Ugami mak., her movie debut as a nun ID. "1111 IIJiiln& Nuo" for MGM. WSAZ-TV WCHS-TV WHTN-TV Channel 3 Channel 8 Channel13 S:45 CorD Cob Report 7:110 Today Show 7.25 Today Out Your Way S:25 Today Out Your Way 9:00 Cartnoneville 9:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Truth or Coneequences 10.30 Wbal's This Song? 10·55 News II :00 Concentration II ·30 Jeopardy 12:00 Call My Blurt 12 .30 I'll Bet 12.:!11 News Day Report I :00 Midday News Picture I : 30 Singin' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2· 30 The Doctors 3·00 Another World 3'30 You Don't Say 4,00 Mr. Cartoon Presenta 5:00 Cheyenne 6, 00 News Picture 6:20 Jim Thacker Sporto 6·25 WeaUter 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 Dr. Kildare 7 30 'l'bo Virginian 9:00 Bob Hope Chrysler Th. 10:00 I Spy II :00 Late News 11:15 Weather II' 20 Sports Baundup II: 30 Tonight Show WED., SEPT. 15 HIGIU.IGIITlJ 7:00 DR. KILDARE - Starring Richard Cbamberlalo In the title role and Raymond Ma,o&ey as Dr. Gilleopl". Lee Kurty is tt:aturer as nurse Zoe Law· ton. "A Life for a Ufe." James Mason, Margaret Leighton and Burt Brinckerholl guest star, Dan Thomas &Son •Serttq You Slnct tar HEADQUARTERS · FOR BACK-TO. SCHoOL SHOES m......,,.... Aci'Dit fl,..,. lterll ..ll...lto. - 7·00 Daily Word 7.05 Mike Wallace News 7:30 Buddy Starcher Show 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys II' 00 Andy of Mayberry 1I :30 Dick Vao Dyke Show 12:00 Love Of Life 12 :Zii Midday News 12.30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Woman's Page I : 30 As The World Turno 2·00 Password 2,30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge ol Night 4:110 The Secret Storm 4:30 The Lone Ranger 5:00 Early Sbow 6:30 CBS Eveollig Newo 7·00 News Report 7:15 Your Weathermn 720 Sports 7:30 Lost lo Space B: 30 Beverly Hlllblllleo 9:oo Green Acres 9.30 Dick Van Dyke Show 10:00 Daooy ~e 11 :00 Tlte News Tonight 11: 15 Weather Teller 11:20 l.ale Show Dr. Maxwell Becker Jo left par~ ly perlly2ed u tho result ol an •ccideot which be blamea on Dr. Kildare. 7:10 THE VIRGINIAN- star• rtng James Drury In the Utlt role, Let J. Cobb u Judp Henry Garth, Doug McClure 11 Clure as Trampas, Clu Gulag· er as Deputy dyker, and Randy Boone as Randy. "Tite Brother•. " Mau Dreoning accldeolllll) kills a m111 ill bll lfforll lo save bit hruther who b&l beer. condOmoecJ 1o death by lhl Army lor dereliction of duty. 10:110 I SPY - ldv1111ture • com<dy serlea lllarrlnl Robert Culp and BID Colby u a Jlllr of Amerio •n intelllglio{!e 11en11 who hide their ldentltlea under the •oopectlve gu~ of' a IGp • leeded tennis unaleior and bll tralner~Ob. "Sil • lAID&. . ' ·f'l 1 .. ' ! .~" :- ~ .. 11:30 ABC NJcbUUt I I Dexter Native Dies Saturdav I ..,. . , Jn Huntington "I F'Iremen G tO I Logan School I Edit hw y • OUng D'Ies on Sundav \t"" 1 I Patrick I!AmJ." Ia Bq Kq, Aftllll ltobiDion and Soott 1rJ to r&1Jitrlite oa Amerteaa Oy. mplc alhlete who 1111 defected to the Red Cblnw. /1 lo addltloa to tq.Damt IUHt lien, Sleft t.,_ II buildInK a sort of "Wnlly.. for bio oew ....,llour Moadly ,n!Jhl vorlely ser1ll 0111 CBS Ia lilt Ia Tile lint DIIIVt Ia lbll ~ brlap ClllrJes NeltoD ReiU, and Betty Wab' lafo 1111 'I!Jtl. BllllJ. who wu .......""_ • ·llroaciWQ'I "How to . S.IC~IM In ~ wllboul Reau, Try. ...... lad "Beelo, DIIIJl, ~ will plAty • *'l'tGia 1 ' lbMl .. ID ' 1111: I I illwwt .._ live," IDII IIlii ....... will p Birdie 1 411_,=.__! ' I ftiiiiD ....... .... llaatl.• I. I' NeW Haven Ifan JnJUre • dSunday 7:25 Dally Ward 7:30 Navy Film of lht Wetl 8:110 Fuo School 9:15 King aad Odie t: 30 MOI'IIlnl Move 11:00 The YOIIIII Set 12:110 lloaoa Reed Show 12:30 Fatber Koows Bell I :00 Tlte Rebul Game I :30 Tlte People's 01o1et 2:00 Where the Aclloa II 2·30 A Time For Uo 2:55 Newt 3:00 General Hospital 3.311 "'he YOIIIII Married> 4:00 :&allmaater 5:00 Soupy Salel 5:30 LeaYe It To Beaver 6:00 Loot at Wutller 6:116 PaM!Mker Newt 1:15 Peter J"""'ap Nnrs e::lo Tllel of Weill Farro 7:00 Have Gun WID Tnrrel 7:30 Oalt IIIII Blrrlet 1:00 Patty Doke Sllow 1:30 Gldgel 1:00 Tlte Ble Valley 10:00 Amoo Barb, Secret Afllll 11:00 Premahr !fnt 11:16. Loot a1 Weather 11:20 Sports II frola c . I I Wednesday's Television Program s . IL Just Fair Cnndtion I t' urse MASON - Mike Stewart. son pecia ogis ICS tO of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart F t of Mason, is ]JSted m faJr COD · Lieutenant Colonel .James V. Hartinger, son of Mrs. or een•aJJers di!1on al Holzer hosp1tal lo'low· VJOiet M. Hartinger of 389 Beach St., Middleport, has en· . . l"l 1ng a one-car aoc1den1 early Sat. tered the Industrial Cqllege of the Armed Forces at Fort The Middleport Htg_h School Les·ley ,] Mc·Natr ·,n Washl' ngton. B ' urda) ,·n Hartford. I Yellow heJacket Marchmg an·• Stewar'l a studen l a t "oun 'I . , Colonel Hartl~er direolion of Mr Wil· ' . -. .Is one. ol under I .d . tam Slate Busmcss college in, 1110 outstandmg seruor offJcero !lam K. Russell, presente .•lsi Parkersburg, suflered a fracand key government officials ' first ~how of the season durmg tured Jaw and laceratiOns of theenr .. l\ed in the intensive 10Ihaif·llme ceremomes at the 1 . 11 .d t 2 31 month oourse operated under Midcl.leport Rutland football I at:t! mU S t e Ract:ll en t al .. · tl a. the d1'reclion of the Joint Chiefs , S d . h m. on . . ou e 33. mt s •ga. 1 11 go~e atur ay mg t at u . lion JS being made by th r .~las- , of Staff. He will study mtu> Show I's Musi'c 1 Tuesday's Television Program ., I Colonel Hartinger Begins Three person• sullerl'd mm· or injuries in an accident lnve.. tigated by the Meigs County Sbertft's department over the .uuz B ~ fLAGSTAFF, · .... weeken d· . s~cled Donald Melvin Bogs, Injured in the two-car mlsJi.yQHid prison parolee from hap on Coonty Rnad 304, s<'Venian . on County Sheriff's department. agement ol logJSIJC resources IAiild,. Berry, Ohio, laced ar- tenths of a mile northea91 o! The show was enlltled "Mu- , ' for nalional security. rll&nment today for two of lour Route 681 west of Tuppers Plains slc For Teen-agers" and tea- : ' · The colonel, who entered the kllllngi eonunitted dilril!ll a Sunday were Linda Henderson, tured a snappy routine to the service in 1949, prev 10u;ly ser~ crime spree. 16, Rt. 3, Coolville, laceratioo of beat of music geared to the ' ved as an operations staff offi. Dlste RadciKI, bjl li.year • the face; Linda Sue Smith, 10, young set including that of the cer at Headquarters, Pacific nl.lfi'l lri!Qd, WBI to learn to- Star Route, Chester, And Riok 1 "Beatles" and others. Alf Forces, Hickam AFB, Haday In • cJoeed hearing II she Lee Smith, 9, Star Route, Ches· The band marched in under wau. will slllld trial as an adult ..- ter, both with contusions. , the twirling baton of the new ' T'- c \IIIM!eport J!lgh school be turned over to juvenile auth~ Officers said Miss Henderson ! drum major, Miss Connie Cooke, • graduate re~e:ved his B S. deorlties. She was travelin& with was a passenger io • car drivPAKIASTAN TODAY CLAIMED ITS army and air I who was introduced along with gree and comm•ssioo upon B<lggs when the slaylngs took en by Charles Howard Knight, force dttlroytd one-third of India's armored strangth . the flagbearers , Mary Teaford ! graduation from the u. s. Mill· 1 place. 11', Chester. wh1le [he two S!llith in 1 bitter t•nk battle dHcrllad 11 the biggest clash of and Carnie. A~dcrson. and maJ?r· Funeral :.;ervice!l for Elmer I I tary Academy He earned ~~· children were passengel5 m a lis kind sinct World War II. eltes. ChrJstme Bailey, Elame H d h It 70 WJikesville who COLONEL HARTINGER Ma<ter's degree in busmess ..,... CLEVELAND, OIDO - THE car driven by Duane W. Welsh. , An olliclal communique brotdcast from Karachi by DavJS. Kathy McElhinny. Deb- di: ~:t~rda> ·at 8 10 a m. at , mmistrallon at George WashingCommunleaUons Workers of A· 42, RD 3, Coolville. Radio Pakistan said Pakistani troops, tanks. artillery ble Grueser and Dtana Dav1s: the Veterans. Hospital in Huntton Umversitv. meri<a, ICWA) reached agree. The autos collided on a corve. and aircraft ltamtd up to "dHtroy" ont Indian armor· The entrance featured special . gton after an extended illness Jl Colonel Ha~tinger'a wife, S• meot Sunday with the Ohio Sherill's oflims said Knight td diviolon ond two infantry dlvlolono Sunday and Sal· stepping to the music "Do The ~ill be held Tue,;dav at 2 P m , an, is the daughter of Mrs. C. Bell Telephone Co. on a wage was unable to guide his car to : urday in lht Sialkot llclor of Wttl Pakistan 50 miiH Freddie." Contrary mot1on ol at the Strong And Son Funeral L Allensworth, ol 555 Mill St~ tocreose and frlnle benefits for the right side of the road due ; north of Lahore. spmDJDg squads formed a com· home wllh the Rev. De-•n Mills M1ddleport. some 18,~ employes. Ito muddy conditions. Both cars 1 "Tht baltltfltld is 1 trewn with the twlsttd metal of pany front drill to "A Hard , officJating. , • -, CWA mternatlonal officer. : had medium damage. No ar- , what wtt lndia'o armored strength and with tht bod· Day's Ni~ht" and "Eight Days : Burial will be_m the Mount' Robert Goldsberry. 32. Ne~ 1 said Ute agreement would set ' rests were reported following io- i iH of Indian troops," lht brotdcast said. India today A Week. Olivee cemetery m Me~gs coun- , Haven. W. Va .. was taken 0 a palterll lor 300,000 CWS mem- : vestlgation of the 5 p.m. Sunday I lt~ued a similar glowing account of oucc.._ by Ito The band passed two oom-' ty. ' Meigs General hospJtal lor treat· ben employed at other Bell i accident. I troope along tht WttSI Pakistani frontier. A govern· pany fronts, a step two forma- ~ He was born Feb. 25 , 1895, in ment 01 a facJal lacerallon lol•yslems Utroughout the country, [ Another wreck occurred on ment spokttman In New Delhluld Indian fore" wert lion to the Maroh "!odepentJa" Dexter. the son ol the late John 1lowmg a one-car wreck on West although Ohio Bell Vice Preoi- Route 124 near Rutland Satur-1 prHSing forward on thrH stcliono of the bordtr, ro- by Hall as their exit. The band land Clifton Saxton Honda shell. Main-st in Pomeroy at 1:30 a. dent Zane E. Barnes denied the day at 7:30 p.m. 1 polling Pakistani counter..ttocks. displayed the traditional tugh He was also preceded in death m. Sunday. . Nine Pomeroy firemen, Ja. elalm. It was estimated Ute Deputies said Linda Lou Halstepping, snappy tempos and Iby two infant sisters and two Pollee sa•d Goldsberry lost eluding Mayor Charles Legar, wage illcrease and bt!llefit pack- ey, 23, RD, Middleport, lost con- Three Acci'dents Reported ootid playing despite the rain •brothers. Hal and Glenn Ho contro. of hJS car while passmg attended • regional fire school age was worth about 14 cents trot of her car 00 Conk Gop's and muddy field. The show w11l l was a veteran of World Har I. another auto and struck a JIOW· in Logan Sunday. an bour for the Oblo Bell em- Hill wheo an auto io front of be repeated for the home aud· and a member olt he American er pole He was Clled to Mayor The school was sponsored by ployes. Tlte ...... increase Is her mode a quick left tum. I n MI'ddleport on Saturday lence later in the season. Legion Post 476, at WJikesvlile Charles Legar s court on charg. the Logan Fire departmeot and elfecUve Immediately. Mlas Raley's car hit 3 bridge, Survivors mclude hJS w1te. AI- es of reckless operahoo and the State Industrial EducatiGa causing damage to the right ice Midkiff Houdasheli : a son. passmg on a double yellow lme. SectJon A SERIES OF TRAFFIC AC· front fender, right side and hood . Three accidents were investigated Saturday by the Meryl. who 1s prmctpal of the I Goldsberry was transported to Top•~s covered included !Ire cldenll Sunday tiWelled Ohio's o1 her car. No arrests were "!•ddleport Pollee department. Two occurred almost Columbia school. two grandch1i-l the hosp1t.al by Pomeroy emer- reveotioo inspeotion, LP gas, htghway weekend death ~ at made. SJmulta1,1eously. dren, and a sister, Hilah West- gency squadmen. fo arxi resuscitation. The claSI· least II pertiOIIS, Including • Police were called at 12:05 p.m. to the scene of an fall of Carpenter. I Other squad runs were lor gb I9 and tindouble fotollty in Cleveland. to• accident on North Third-stat the intersection of Cole-s! • Friends may call at lhe Mrs Lou D•ehl. Laurel Cliff, esed egatol a _ a.m. Att":t eluded in the weekend overall Mrt!. Baxter Dietl where Roger Eugene Adkins, 24, Vinton, had pulled off Edith w Young 79 the last · funeral home anytime. who was taken to Me1gs Gener- u unM• 4 · 30Lep.m. J e -~~ • h H d C l t · to t d · ' · , gar, Jim oe Souls,...,. fatal 1111 of17 was Lewla D. ,.,t er ome to ay o e-s m ~ car opera e ourviving ohild of the late Wtl- 1 1al at 8:_25 a.m. toda~ as a med.•· were ble. Dickayor Vaughan, Batson, 23. Crolbvllle, who Funeral aemceo tor Zana by Rosetta Lisle, 20, Syra- 1charge of falling to yield right liam and Magdalena Young d1ed Vet M tal Hospital I cal patten I: Carlos Stanley. Tho. by John Manley Howard Malwas accidentally killed Satur- Baxter, n, who.dled this mom- cuse. .of way. Sunday mormng a.t the. home Ad~:Wose:~::roay _ Orvil- mas Fork. med1cal palient; Mrs. Je~, Gary Freem~. Arthur Slu. day wheo the double ·. barreled ing at her residence on Mul- There was mlmr damages to The other wreck was at 7 p.m. of a nephew, Ed Sleek. m Cm· le Arms. Pomero . Jud•th Stein-[ Norman Baxter. Pomeroy, tak· sber and Homer Smith. shotgun he was carrymc dis- berry-av., Will be held Wedn.e.. both autos, but Adkins ~as ell· when Alfred Farley, Rt. 2 Che- cmnati. She IS surVIVed only metz, H-.risonv•~~; Mary Gra-• en to Veterans Memonal hospltcharged. The dead included, a1- day at 2 p. m. at the t;;~1ng ed to Mayor Lee Smith 8 court shire, stopped to pick up a pas- by nieces and nephews. dy , Racine : Orville Allen, Pom· aL and Ohver Allen, Laurel • 10, Jobo Edward Stone, 31, Chapel with the Rev. Wilbur on a charge of faiiJng to yleldlsenger 00 Powell-s! and a vehic- Funeral serv•ces WJII be held 1C)Jfl. taken to Veterans Memor- Rutland Band GIVel RL 4 Oak Hill, kill~ In 811 auto Perrin olllclating. Burial will right of way. le driven by Fred William Stew- Wednesday at 11 a. m. at the er:i;;cbar~es Saturday _ De-' ial hospttal Saturday after he Halftime Game Show crash 011 Ohio liS m Lawrence be In the Plantz Cemetery. She Two minutes after the first art 33 Middleport rammed io- ·Frederick Funeral home, 18 ward Frazier Kanauga. Donald suffered a broken leg. R II d Hi h School' ntl County, o:1 Saturday. was preceded ill death by her call was received, at 12:07 p.m., to 'the' rear of Farley's car Calhoon·st, Cincinnati. The Robeson Po.;.erov· Lotlie She!· d k ~ h1 band husband, William. . . Chief of Pollee Herbert Gilkey Damages were esUmated ai body will be brought to the Ew· field. R~cine· H~ber James CLUB TO MEET ~ ed a~h c ti :::" : l!tr LAD BREAKS LEG Surviving are Utree sisters, was notified of another two car $35 The misbap is still under ing Funeral home Wednesday Hartford · Ru'u, Stethen Long The Middleport B&PW club l::y e na o ft an m. Mabel Wolfe, Pomeroy; Erma wreck on North Second at the investiaatlon where friends may call after 6 Bottom · · Mrs Stuart Brewer i will hold its r~utar dinner pre : gacondme tedag ·br81Sihet"' ddl DR ad Sadl Bri•• t nd B · · t ct• 1 Ra t · h d .' · ' ~h ceremomes uc y Tlte Ml eport .,. . squ er, ..,.epor '.a erruce m erae _10n o ce-s · . p. m. I at ay. . Langsville; Nell Tracy, Hoack· meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Rutlaod Boy Seoul troo and was !llllllllloned al 4.30 p. m. Johnson, Pomeroy, a nephew, He sa1d Cecil W. Rice, 25, LOCAL TEMPS Gravemde ntes wJU be ~eld mgport; Agnes Wh1te. Pomeroy: at the Martin restaurant. The j senled a halfllme of Saturday for Jay Watldna, 5, at. Elmer Johnson, Jr., Wheeling, RD 2, Racme, attempted to mak . Thursday at to a. m. With the HetiJe WhJte Pomeroy Anna busmess meeting will follow at pre . . hing R , i the Columbus and Southern Ohio ' precJSJO". marc at the utter he bad ouslalned a fractur- and a niece, Martha Mae Sny· a left turn and hit an auto oper- The temperature lD Pomeroy's Rev. Joseph Kraly officialing Hossman, Clifton. ed right lei. Tile youngster was der, ParkersbUrg. Friends may ated by Clarence Fausnaugh, business diStrict at 11:511 a. m. at Beech Grove cem•tery, Sunday Admissions Mrs. ' Electnc Co with the program land- Middleport football gamt taken to the ofllce of Dr. J. J. call at the funeral home aoy- Jr., Circleville, Damages were was 70 d~ and sky darkly George Fields, Chicago: Lan- on 'he thc,;;e of Emblem and Saturday drum . Davil lor treai!Mnl. lime. moderale. Rice was cited on a overcast. Meigs General Ho•pltal don McDaniel. Middleport · Gil- Federation with Ruth Crow _Ray A ,. maJor; AGmls to Sal"-'•• Len· da B ' . · ' Lmda Lathey drum majorette• t Dl -.....-r axter, Pomeroy; O'Neilldistrict director the speaker. Sandr Dean•and Linda H _,.• ora Dean, Pomeroy: Ethel Har- Quillen, Hartlord: Pearl Stuck' a . y...., linger Pomeroy: George Mich· ey Pomeroy. Alice White Min· oo-captams, and Lillie lmbodeR, ael, P~meroy; Robert Goldsber· ~ville: Rus;ell Wyant, R~dne; , MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Terresa: Dean IIXI Diaoa Rollo ry, New Haven. Eber James, Hartford. Lawrenoe Elmer Hysell, !6, dy, majorettes. Sll youths _ au 4-H award Others attending are Anita current year. lo preparation for age limit of •oters to II. DJscbar1e• Sooday Em- Dlsebarges Sunday _ Mrs. Middleport, soldier, and Rosewtonen _ 1111 represro'IDIIIHoudashelt, Millersville; Doooal Ute mock legislal,lve session the T1te delegates today hear Ro&· met! Manley, Middleport; Ber· Charles Wagner and daughter, mary Hysell, 24. Middleport; PLAN HOMEcoMING Meigs cOUDiy tbiJ weell at lba· Relbe~ Pomeroy; Debbie Sbeelll[ del..,.teo met with representa- er Cloud, speaker of the Ohio tha Jackson. Middleport. I Pomeroy. Duane Lesbe S1dders, 18, Dar· Moroe Chapel Melbodlll 3Ith amwa1 4-H Club Harrisonville; Bill Allen, live Ralph Welker last Tuesday House of Representatives and Dllcbarges Sunday - Mary Births- Mr. and Mrs. George win. painter, and Linda ~- Jef- church at Spiller will have Ill beiiiiJ held at ObJo Stale UoJ. ter, aad William Downie, Jr., to dlseuu how a bill becomes a newly oamed stale auditor, dJ>. Bonecutter, Pomer.w : Mrs. Iva Fields, Chicago, a son; Mr. and fers, 18, Pomeroy, wmtress; bomecorniog Sunday, Sept. 11, venlty. Tbt)' Jell Saturday IIUII'• Racine. ' law and to famiUarlze themselv- CllS8 "Good C!t!~lblp - Heart Findling, Coolville. Mrs. Harley Johnson, Pomeroy, Norman Eugene Hawley, 18, Rt. with a basket ~ at noon. DIU IIXI will returD Wedoewlay. Spooaon of tbe five delqates es with the problems and re- of Democracy. twin ,.,..._ 1. Middleport, diSpatcher •. and There will be BiiiiJen aac1 a~ ,l!tadlnl lhl u.t II IIlii Jlllllli- to the club llllllllfell are the sponslblles of a legislator. Other beedHoe IJM"km lor REPLACES FLAGS Linda Sue Dunfee, 19, Mlddle. gram in the afterDoooL Evlqier Loltle of Pomeroy, wbo II Meli• Coonty Aari<Jultural SQ. Anita Houdaahelt wu ,nemed the eongreu illclllde Mro. Marl- Racine American Legloa Post port. serv1og 01 dlocuulllti leader aad ciely, Ute C!llzeol NaUooal Bank 11 the Meljs county key lqis- !yn Vn Derbur Aller, lliso Am- No. &OJ has replaced flaga m UNIT CALLED N f .,. COtllllfltl' fltr tile entire period o1 Middleport, aad the ldelp Jatar. She will serve ao an off~ ertca of 1168; Father Albert ~ schools of the Soutllero Local The Racine Emergency squad OW 011 anmf She will alit play ao Important County 4-H Club Council. cer of lhl mock aesaioo. The tenweller, prlllll el oar Laey school distrtcl. The Legion also was called for Mn. _ )Charles Weather Alia II llle illrpel •ltllll!. IIIIa a Speaker for the lfouae Tbe liz were selected buetl lltllll'ly 1110 boys and pll wbo ol MI. Carmel Cburclt at Booo, plans to replace n~ used for Blake, Syracuse, at !'45 p. m. Tuesday -lferable e. . • ean., wflll __. 11 . . .. 1111 liiOCII ltllalatloe ...s~,.l,. their ._-tt ol achlevemeal take )1111 Ia lilt three leaJsla- 0., aad Jamet lloltalD, scl..tlf. other school affalra m the near Saturday. was admitted n 101s, a lew Mmomlng ~- .....~ Idee II P;;-t ~. 11 IJt lJtld 111 !he 11a1e eapillll dllliDI put )'llh aDd nporll Uve •o!GU iiJll dllcuh ilnd lc Uuaust, U. 8. lleparlmeol ~t~ture. Clyde Wines, Jr., It post a medical pallent al Holzer boa- - . Utile ILJ ,.,._ ae. Aat Jist fJI 1 t • ~.. .,)!r lll"*l , ·' lbtJ ltatt IIJbmltletl · ~ tlllw~t·cJI·a rtr'UIId! to loWir !be« -~ •wader. fltal. Ln ..,._ .., .1 a l!illlo I WSAZ-TV CENTS 250 Reported Killed Louisiana In Single WORLD .:~;,.::::County by Hurricane :;I The Grange viewed a movie, ''Magic Highway in the Sky" Which was on the World's Fair. U~)~fl • __ FM at The Daughters of Ruth class of the United Methodist Church will meet at the church, Mon· day, Sept. 12. at 2 p. m. with Miss Nelle Bing as hostess. Houck. Flora; Mrs. Junior Call, Lad\' Assl!it.ant Steward; Tru- enttne DetlotetJ To Tlut lldei'UII Of Til. Meig•.Ma.on .4rea DoWson. aepL. !2 fp1 · Davis, Ceres; Mrs. Eunke it'ranklin. Pomona; Mrs. Mabel • _..old r• - ·- . -... . . ..... . . ~. =t .:0,. SixMeigs Youths in4-HCongress Coo&rml <;J-1 SN: r · -- . • aatt. _ .. • ' .._a..,., 1 ,r; . �., • • •Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 13, 1965 - ....- - - - - - River news Only Vinton and Athens • ShOW TaX Ga10 • C,OUOtleS Gauge readinl•: • 1ve up. Ga11tpolia Dam 12.0, 13.1, riiJllltng I teet on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20. 82, Pl. Pleasant 2!J13,-~illl<>" ' ---~ , ' 1 U' ts In spite of sales tax collee- , Ro"- $15,525.40, 2016531!, ,33 . Kanawh~t-Fatfs 2113, Char ' BY United Prell IDt adonal jat Hayneville, Ala., Jo conslder1sherlff, has been eharg!!d wtth Mississippi Freedom! offici~ votng A lions m Ohto gmne 1m 17 ' "" $124 557 18 165 061 48____ -----:-testmr1B'61' Lo!ldon M.rmet I A aoolhem sovernor U. · 0 Aug. 20 shoJ&Uo tiiYII!i ol, the alayll!' ot Damels and wtth Democrat!~ Party .to unsea'l WASHlNIJl'ON cent for the two week penod Sctot• - $17306 79", fl9 ,165' ·I and Winfteld dams were on lh~ Sanders, ot Georgia - said w 1 ClVIl rtghts worker, u.ssault wtth mtent to llall m the Mississippi s flve Whtte House Sohcttor General Ttmrgwood • en.Jmt Sept 4 ,l('('ordlng 10 3R 1163.485 96. $218.42~ 69 sills Sunday "the race problem .. .ls i Jonatha nlels, 28, ot Keene, wound:iq at MnrnSftlt!. ft',embers. Manhall plaus to - se:ek •John D Herbert , Trea<ow nf Vinloo - 12.1197 84, $2,175 55, · I' pass•d" In tne ooulh. N.H., and Jhe "'IOUIII!Ins ot tho Other Oovetopmento: MONTGOMERY, ALA. - reinstatement oext . monl}l State the len southeastern $12ti88 46, $1J.&'f684. I Doal Movements: Sanders made Jhe statement ] Rev. Richard Morrisroe, also 26, Washington, D. C. - Civil Probate jud11ea ID six Alabama before the Supreme Court ol Ohin oountifll showed a dmp, 1 All of the ten counlles w1th Obi Rlv L d R f'mAry at the 196$ Southern Governors !a Roman Catholic pnest troro , rights leaders planned a "Silent t.'OUnties have been prolublted felony Indictments disnnssed 0 1Conference meetlnJ in Se.a : Ch1caco with the exception of two, Ath- ' the exeeption of Att.ens a n d er - . a Y os ' vigil" on the Jtound! at the I by .state circuit cow11 fl'OD'I agalnat a ll'~P ot white meu 1~ ens sM Vinton Athens coun.l Lswrenre showed lncrea<es In up 14• 8.20 p.m • OVEC up I\, ljlsland, Ga. Tome Coleman, 12. a highway !Capitol today In aupDOrt of plae~ng names submttled by the deaths of three civil ty is the ont" roonly In the the colledion of motor vehicle 1·05 a.m; Nancy Jane up l 4, Southern governors In years eng1neer and speelal deputy drtvo by the 1ar1ely Negro federal Yollng uamlaero on rights workers ID MIS5JSSippL group that h 1earl or last year'• , housetraller and u!le taxes for 12 50 a':' ; Pollywog up 14 • 3· 35 1past have dtlvoted time trying - fiscal year 11gures out oi the I the two-week pertod en.ding Sept. Ia m ; Carrte S. down 14 • 5. 15 to forestall integration. Sunday, group. j' 4 over the same pertod last a.m.; Southern down 15, 7.15 Gov. George Wallace of ei/J' _IT re zn ne year. The Ngures showing the am; A. J. Patton down 16, 9 Alabama said there wu little I ' 1 The fiJures showlnf those for two-week and fiscal year collec- p m.; John Ladd Dean up 18, pomt to offerlnl a resolution I the two. wt~ek periods ending tlnns follows Athens- 57,887. 7 a.m.; Jamel up 16, 1 40 a.m; act ' Sep! 4,1\165,andSepl.!,l961, •19 $995745$5787686$49803 - Jelfersonopl7,1.50pm Eas~ l .. ld b k tt bt It zne ee a~ns and for the rlsC'al y~ars start- 51 .' G~llill ~ $6,878 2!: $49.20 1ern up 17, 5 46 a m.: Chrlstme i ood ~~~ld l:c do forum: 1 ~0 mg July I, 1965, and July 1, $29.42611fi. ~~· 113?82. Hocklng- IH. down 18, 5·4~ am.: Onward fnlrodoce tl," Wallace Olltd. 1 ~4 follow lii7H $26,001.81, 1up 19, 4 30 a m ',Buckeye State " 'I' h c 1a ' 1 s c 1earl y Ruby E. Evans, 64, Cltarles-,m. Sunday on Neighborhood Rd. lnlo a deep creek bed. The car bridge. Behind him, Akers lafl. 10 9 1106 62 16022 85, 14,z:t1 12 23 ·74336 Jiick son - no 1965 u~ 19 • 810 am~ H~rve~~:; unconstltubon but nobody can l ton, W.Va., suffered a trectur·[seven tenth11 of a mile south turned on its fllil:ht side. '~:~ - )re4o6 t ' ed to stop and struck the back 1 Gallla ;_1111 $i!093 58. $6,079.81,1 weekly ftgure 115 ·368 ·70· 131• da~ up :W, 3 30. m 4o m, "'Y what the preme Court ed right leg and shoulder In a:or Rt lU Billy Joe Patterson Psroons was cited to Metgs of tne Arrington car. No one .952 69 12ll8 43 , $47 · 44~ 86 · Lawr~nce3 2- Beckjord down 20 • 4 2 a.. ·5 would do about t t." two car ooll1s1on at 5·10 p m.1 21. of 71 Garfield Ave., lost COl'"''" court Sept. 17 on charge was injured. • 9081 17. $38 ' $if 112,504 77, 113,233 84, IH9.l 3 4, Char_1" Steven<on up :· 48.1 I Whtle !he eover rs were I Sunday on Rt. 35, at R.ldney, control oo a curve and went off ol e to obtain a lltle. The Weekend arrests by !he patrol ~ Ho<kln&- lli947-96 • 17·220 ·77 ·,173059\10 Metgs-;ll,4l3B9., am · ln~la~ar~ow~ ~~ Z ~:· meeting in Sea loland, a grand ! the State Htgnway patrol re-•the right stde ot the road. ca d medium damage Dut jmeluod: Orville R. Crabtree, , 9·998 128134 ·99. m : Nportts" ~ 617 · 11 • 149 •190 !1.5 40 19 ""' _116 PI•k107 77 · 112 • Y P it jury was scheduled to convene ported. I Padenon wu cited to moniPar"'"' was not Injured. 130, San Leandro, Cali! , hontled J ..ksoa -IIJ,Y!. · -~ e - 6548·1 ..,,70• 19• 123 m • ennsy 1vama up · 5 55 -· -· ---' M E t t d ·• 101·pal eoourt nell Saturday on to municipal court Monday for ·~ 12 $1&,181.48. 171,682 40. , 7!11 82 $20,661 34. Ross - $19,- am : Jerry Bosworth down 23,• , rs. vans wao rea • "' The patrol cited Emory AI<. . , 1.' La - 110 231 81 $18- ' 2m 12 118 827 82 $75:157- 3 20 a · Helen R down Green- Marrelttl Club Winl Holzer Hospital and wao trans- I a charge olap...J In eorass for ers 20 Rt. 1 Rocky Gap va speed in exce" for road condt- d· wrtDCe ' ' ·, · ' . m' • ferred by ambulance to the 1 road conditions. He suftered 1 ' ' ' ' ' tlons: Charles L. Richards, 4:1, ~ 147M. IIJ9,011 .!!, l12ti,II:J0.85. - 19 201 92. $16.827 82, 175,357 - up 4 30 Chrtsty down Greenup F•r~l Plt~ee Award ber J Th M 1 1 h -1b th head H da to municipal court Ott. 2 on a G 1\ipol' ted to mumclpal 10• ct Melli - $6,282 72, $6,620.31, 41, $68,116118. Scioto - $19 762. 8 40 p m ; Eltsha Woods do••n Her t · omB! eor a os ump on e · eavy m- , charge of falluro to stop wllh- 8 ~131646 $&11,!15.17. 116, 111,82782, 1105,55207, 1!!9.- Greenup 215 am.; Doncar Mrs Guy Reynolds, regional pJtal, South Chart.,ron, W age '" 81 done to the ear. Jn the as•ored clear dlotaoce "":" ~onday lordspee~. m :~ Pike - $4.770.22, $6,289.81, 140.03 Vinton - $2894.82. 12.- Bruce down Greenup 3 35 a m , chatrman of the Civic Beautlfl- Va. She wn• , one of four per- Another Metgl county •eel- after an accident at J p m. ~· 8Lfo Rlro:d,.tn ,:110~ 'n Cit\ A f19,711.47, $32,812 40 no 59 112,876 55, 113,171.41. 1E P. Jones down Greenup 1 ~~ calion project, has announced sons mjured '" the accident dent oeeorred 11 7_15 p. m. Sat- Sunday on Rt. 7 at the end of ·~eel to c a ~· 1 ' ·~ ~~~ ,: '-'-'--'-'---~~~~~-'-- · - - - ~- · · - · am : Charles K down MP.Idahl that the Marietta Garden Club The accident occurred Whl"'D the Silver Bridge He posted Cl mumCIPB cour • • 1 3 50 p m ; ~· H. Johnson down received first award In Region Robert J. Hemby, 48. Rt. 1, urday on Blind Hollow 'ld, two- bond for appearance. 18 for Jeft of oenter and Robert I Meldllh\ 3 55 p m ' John J 11 , for liS project m the Sears llidY!ell , drlvmg east, wa! mak- tenths of a mile off Rt. ,'Je, Of· . ~· Overmoyer, ~2. Rio .Grandt j Ru.e down Meldahl 9 50 3 m.; Ctvlc BeaolifLCalton oonte't 1 ing a left torn onto the Btdwell- llcers IBid Rober! J. ParaonJ, Officers said that Marshall etted Sept. 1~ lor speeding. annual schnol 1Annelte Jones up Meldahl 10 . sponsm ed thl! pa.!!t sprmg Jt l Rodney Rd . and a car driven 16. Rt. l, Racn111. lost ~'ltrol Arrtngton, .43. Pt. Pleuan~ had The patrol• ~ pIn ; Nattonal up Meldahl a\8(1 won 3rd place In \he Stale by Thomas J. Sneed, 50, Sl AI· on the son berm went off slopped prLOr to the changtni of , bus lnRpectlon wao sctt~uled to 11 25 P 111 ; Pamela D 0 3 55 of Ohio Us proJect wa• plant- bans, W Va , struck the left the rlgbt •Ide of tbt road and the traffic aiiJUII to crooa the start this mormog at Rutland. • hyr downp Me1 1' t'ng and b•· "ltltca10n I th.,~ side of the Hemby car OfflNJo:W HAVEN - The West deer troph1es given bv I he am ; AIton Zep ~<~... •. hery 1'•\SIIOCIB 1](ln 1nr d<~hl 4 ·10 a m .· Ravenswood up , grnunds <~round the c1ty bUJid· jIcers said Snt!ed Viram1a Sllte Archery Cha m]r Stale I'UC If 8 was th pass mg a ' • h d k'lled d tl 1 Meldahl 6 so am 1mg m MarJ~t\a Local JUdges me of tra tc o cars wen: ·, _jonship! were htld Labor Day t e l'irst eer 1 an It' .!lr· · M R ld M heavtly dama•ed .... ' d k II d b b l G II ' II D L th I were rs eyno s, r~ a . weekend at Beechbolt om. \\ gest eer I e ' ow. ~r.· ar. a tpo • am u ~r : Bruce Llovd and Mrs. U r a ' Hemby suffered body bruil!lt~ ,.' Va. This small town Mbout 11 r~w m the 11ti:1te Oonn1c s de~r Herdm an up 9 50 p 1'!'1 ; Phil· I Swisher. · as did Maude ~ . Hembv, 48, nu !es above Wheeling, w va k11!cd on tht fh st ri av ot the Jp Sporn up 1 30 am. Solv~y j Rt I, Bidwetl, and Manda Hen· was the gathermg place of . a- 1964 huntmg season was, ab.o ll1e down 3 am : Ahce down 3 30: ATI'F.ND MEETING dersun, 6&, Rl 2, BldWE'll All bout 180 archers all rompl'flng , b1ggest deer klllel'l for. It' }'tar am ; Queen C1lv up !i 40 am S f M1 1 t eated 01 Hol••r Hosptl 1 h • even person:o; rom e QS were r · lor lop •rchery honors 1n the dress ing out at approxunate Y, KanJI" a River - Helen Z A ... F d r d d 1 1 2 1 1 0 ly DOROTHY KILOALUN , 254 Jbs , .. up Mar met 11 35 p m . LLa.: y e11e 11 , raterna 1 er o a an re ease . 1""' 1e. ' Ea~les attended a dlstnct meet- The patrol charged Sneed A total of 84 tarKell wert" The remammg Lemanhaw club Jane Lu cas up \1armet 6·10 Lo, S d Tit kl d h F' Sl d , mg 1n gan un ay. ey wrre w1 11 1 rec ess opera 1Ion Rn A once bJ&-time mov1e star 80 ahot O\ier a one and a half day mem be1 ~ s1mo1mg m compc 11 a m ; 0 1earer own VI In· M d Tt St t d bond t0 wdnes-elOOSSJP IN oar&AM · enod The !oral club of New !10n were · Frances Taylor, New field 4 15 p m ; Beaver up Wm- r an Mrs lUrston one, pose . appear e I Slndy Dennil, who rose to iS m a motion p1cture relief Ernest Borgnme and Donna ~~ ~aven wa 11 represenled bv about Uuven Mr John TDvlor. \1a~· lteld 2 40 am . Allen R Mer 1 Mr and Mrs Max Manuel, day m muntclpal court. stardom on Bro•dway and JS home, not expected to live- and Rancourt, who got married In .~ 16 membt> 1s. out of the 16 com· on, and Harold Russell, or West nil down Wmf 1e\d 2 I{) :3m ; 1George Snrgent, Elmer Bush I Two persons had minor tn1ur· l n.ow Hollywood Kilmina: "~'ho'l an especially aad case because Mexico, pl~n to go thro~gh an· t ng \hey were able to cap- Columbia I El"erellff down WmJ 1eto ~ 10i and John McKenzl e The Oct 1 Jes m 3 one car accJ~ent at Afraid of V1rJinla Woolf? ba1 not one of h1s chums ever VIS· other weddmg ceremony m CaU· P• ' · ' , H E Bowles up Wmf1eld ' 10 diSinct meetmg w1ll be In 9:35 a. m. sunday at Rt 124, 1 become smttten • 1or nia wben Ethel lure mne ol the wtnmng place -am Wtth ,.._ ...--~,. . Mul- ilJ him · . . Merman'• . t 'lhies t" 3 45 a m · w H Shaver Jr ' Pomeroy Regular meetings of four tenths of 1 mtle west of' ligan, the great jazz musu!IID A top name teleY18lort: star, divorce becomes {mal m Octo: I r;'he only fJrsl place brought down WJn,fteld 6 35 am ' Meigs Acne 2171 are held each Rt. 33 when Charles E Bax-1who comforted Jady Holliday v~ry marri~. bas been usiDJ ber .. It's nice to see f?lks like. t·rlme was won by Wanda Kmg : Monrlay mght. All membPr! are ter, 17, Pomeroy, lost control 1m the last tragle mrm~hl of bll' hi• current (ltrl frtend as IJ~est En:ue bel.n& so conve.ntion~l .. lnvtled on the wei highway. life. Friends "'Y they ve never on h~1 ~how. Granted hla VHlW· Qwte a bit of talk In jazz c!fcl~s "' New Haven wanda holds , women's F'ree Style ('la~s SUlT Fll.ED Gilda BaxLer, 47 , and Shirley seen sandy so much In love en .. ~n t add two and two, but was ca~sed by Louil &:llson 1 1 II ate t'ha "'~'on s h1p tttle 1 A peltlioo seektni p9rtilion' STUCK STEEPI.EJACK , Baxter, 16, Pomeroy, were tal<. MGM exeeutlvea p~ld !hot hJS nle ought to be able to It- quote, ID • trade magazme, to o;lmt <:~ lutal score of 812. ,of real estate and other relief , ROENNE. Denmark !U P[)- en to Veterans' Memorial Ho. when ''Doctor Zhlnco has~~ gure .. lt ~ut... Everybody else on the ~(feet. that he,.had JOmeG a . ,. \1t Kmne\ ot Pomerov' Rex O'Brien, Mary O'Brien has bee n flied m ~leJgs County A "'teeplejack climbed to the pltal by the Pomeroy F.mergen. world premiere on Dec. 22, ~~' inside Js, becaust the tounng ~l~, band on a perma. l! pl:Jt ('d Jet und 10 this to Vada J Hazelton. James A Cu mmon Pless rourt hy Jack top or an 80-fool chimney ~odHy 1cy squad, tr~ated for mmor 10. will open with an advance sale gtrl ~ pail are talkers, and oent ba~rs. Was be kidding, ur h;, \l'llh B ~!£ H.nelton. 2 acres, Bedford and JoAnn Ward, RF'D I, Porn. and was rescued by a hehcop· junes and released of mnre than $500,000 Bar- they re IUDply bragJilRS about -if hes sertous- wher~ does erO.\', auam9t Hrchard Jerfer s, , ter four hours Iuter berau o;e he The palrol saJd Baxter't car bara Hutton and her exotic li~ success . A.recently·mar· that leave Pearl Ba1ley . ~Y· In the \~1•men s d1v1s1on, fin. Shtrley Wo lft' , Grace Wolfe to a pr1 ha b Ung It at ned theatrlcaJ pa h d b e bod thought h as ltb r mg S('( und m !he sta!e. was State or Ohio, Easement, Salis. et al I dared not climb down agam. =~~~\,:~f. ~~u~~gh! ~:r:f r~~~ then~lde;eGr:: =el In Z~r· tremendo~s ~ttle ~n ~h/~~t o~ ony a permanen~ :asis.w ~. nn ' Ohlm~er ul New Hav- bur v utllrtv pole and a fence owned ich, but surprisingly 1~e reg11- a lhen·bema·rdmed moVIe that . r n She "'on seC"ond platE" in Albert Wesley Fry, Martha b ~· d Goeglein There was tered 15 Miss Barbar.a Hutton the 1tan of the fhck were all Lance Reventlow IS hlilVlnl (' ·~A Womens F1ee S1vte, B. F'1v to Sta te of Oh1o, Ea~eredam t ·the uard and he as "Mr." Doan. Bar· butstufflngcottoDintheirears. terrible trouble with hi& leg, 1" lh a IIJ!.tl Sl'flte ot l.OO'l rnent , SalisbuJy . I ra~v~nd mi~~; the 1: and Ibara has put on a little we~lght The bride is 1 very attractive m:oken in a ski acc~dent. n:s Eu~ene Mt Kmney ot Pom~ Anna M Rvther. Comm, 1 f po and looks remarkably well, but and talented lady ; she just has still rn a cast, and w1tb aJI h1s 1 ruy, '\lh10. shot~ 1.320 and phtc Glad~s Q Bissell. dec, to W1le~ca:ter was Cited to Mel•s 1she could do with a wardrobe a ~enchant for marrying zillionS to pay ~best poSSible •d th trd '"K Class Men 's t'ree bur ll ~nsell , Kathleen Carnaby county JOVentle court on "a I advisor. Like you don 't wear ' drunks. The last one wao a doctors, Jhey don I seem to be Sh ie d 1 v 1 ~ 1011 han. l~ayward 8J!JseiL Ho"Aard g nk tol t rt hotel on """" tured drunk b t thi char e of s·-' in txcm Ior i ml s e a a reao . •--na ' o s one able . to , solve the problem oI 1 /• dit ~ Herman Knapp of :.lew Hav- B1~~ell, \ 1rgm1a l.1ght Ralph 1 warm Summer day - It, 10 IS a bbd-tempered drunk, so 1t making lt well again .. Patty en JJiaced second m B <lass. Btsl!ell, panels, J.ebao~. • MODERN MONSTER ut ~ant lthsay '?hankkodA Mil~e roAa tcbon Mtons. . Ideed- ,you wear one anywhere ou&ht to be aU over quite qu1ck· Duke was so successful with her 00 er 81K11 coun1Y acCH l\h-n ~ lnllt mctive d1V1s10n w1th Wll lam T P1ckens Altre Dear He len: ' 11011 . 0 e many m Comedian Bob Newhart jour ly, smgm& and danclnc: 1n her new 8 total of l,tG! .lean Pickens to Ru~sell QUJ\!en, Pleae writ e somelhmg about m Uus great country of ours .- dent occurred at 2 p. m. Suo- I ed lo Chi th th da film "B.llie .. sh , been ffer 0 · d d 11 the orealesl rnonsler of our (,'OR!JON L. DA\'IS, "" St ~.. on Rt. 2" at Cltoster, A ney cago • 0 er Y . , ' i. ' e1 I o\ so placmg 1n m 1l ua n Velma Qutllen, J4 acrt. Lelart o G A Woodb d ~N ..,yd b 11 • th W Wh t for an unusual family reunion Marilyn Monroe s famous 20th ed a big rught club engagement stmcltH Classes were Jeey (; lt>n n 1 Cundl fl Rarhel cun- time " eorges ve, r1 ge, ew car nven y mo y . le bon t f hi · Las Vegas Roush of New Haveu. th1rd dlff to M<:~non H 12 We live in the country and Jersey. 69 Rt 1 Lo11a Bottorn 1Lalled - 1 voyage par Y or 1 Century·Fox dressine room, the m · ose, acre , I ' • •oe ' slater a nun wOO bas beea IS· d · place, Cl CJs~ D, wtth a 578 ;md Olive. have t'tlio children , ages six Dear Helen · on a steep hdl, drifted bact. • ODe one m what Jhe described Some of the papers have beea Allee Knapp of New Haven. Elizabeth H. Harttnger, dec and ten. There IS only one Our 11-year·old son Is every· ward and struck a car driven 11igned to gota. ~ ''blond.e all over," bas been popping up witb wierd ltema awho captured second pl;u e w1lh Lo Mary Elizabeth Thomas. E· other family dose by. These Uung a boy should be. but our by Grant B lsom, 32, Mlddle- 11 Somehow tbe show biz neop)f ~vr 1, ~. AnQ.Marare.~. now star bout ''YOUIJI John Garfield Jr, a 657 m Cla~s c, Women's In· hz.abeth H Thomas Cert for people are well educated .and older daughter couldn't be port Minor damage w1s done aeem to make their rNnance nne m Sta1eeoacb. Miss Two 1 11 . bl f h , 1 . stJnCtJVe diVI SIOn. Ruth Housh 1'1ans. Middleport ' a plea~ure to know. our pro- worse. Sh e wont• ta lk to me. to both cars, no one was tn·1seem more interestmg, or at Nam•s, being astr onger 1ype o owlnl ., m s at era ootand Karen Clark, al.so of New Arlene L Oav 15, Me~x o Da btcm IS "the monster" Y.luch She gets up, hxes her owD jured and no char&• was filed. 11eut more complicated, lban ~n M~llyn, ordered every· steps. The only son J o hI Haven f1mshed i!e<.ond and Hurd vrs. to State nf Ohio, O'l9 aere has completely taken over the1r breakf.1st, then goes back mto Still under tnvestiRatloo 11 a those of the averaae cltlzeu. thinc pamted and upholstered Garr1eld had wa!l named David; w1th s 503 and 463 resped1vely Salisbury, 11\'es 1 mean thetr teievJ~ lon the woodwork. She arts as if hit-sktp accident which occur- Take colorful British lover-boy lD hot pinks, shocking purples his daughter was named Julia ln D Class Women 's Instmct1ve Ar lme L Oavts. Max o n 11 . ' set I wasn't there, no matter how red at 1 45 a.m. on Rt. 160 Peter Finch and curvy linger and yjoJent gold~ .. Don't wor- after him. He was originally Larry and Wanda Kmg r.CJp. VIS to State of Oh 1o, 8~6 acre, Their C"hilden are glued to much I say to her. She 1sn't m Vlnon An unidfnbf1ed car , Shirley Hassey. They were ))e. ~ •t:»out FederiCO FelllnJ 1Upo Jule1 Garfinkle -·. Doct~ra tured third place, shoolln~ m SaltsbwJ the set from the time they get awful ly bright m school, where· struck a parked car owned byi trothed, but man Interview with pmg m the far-{)llt party.sceoea. bere are worr1ed about the 11 the husband and wtfe compeh 1up until 11 p m Even m the B!J our son gels straight "A's.' V1ctor L. George, 29, VInton. English newsmen on the set of He set quite 1 pace with "La creasing numbers oheryjcemea lion, With the 1mpress1vt total. . ~ . , • ' summert1me they don't gel out She never thanks us for all we There was m1nor damqe t.o tht "Flight of the PhoeniJ:' 1 he was Dolce Vlta,"..but m bls ftrst col· returning from overseas-trona combined flCOJes of 2.08Y , F!~l'. COURSES OFFERED to plav When 1chool Is got ng do for her, wh1le our son shows left rear fender and body !reported to h1ve rna.de some or .~~le, Jullet and the ~reece to Vietnam, you name ln the team com pe1 11 1on the ~ lve courses Will be otrered on, the1r four-yt:ar-old watrhes h1s gratitude Sht''s fat and u"-• Thom1:1s E. Lloyd, 20, Galli- st1temenfl that Irked Shirley no Spratz, tht celebrating lnclud· 1t - who are hooked on dope. locals fmshed just out ol the 1 ~ Uhw U mver~ lly' s Aaul t ~~u· TV all day long, until the old· g~mly and I ketp telling her 1polls, waa cited to mumcipal end, as a result of which she es the aucUoninl of a gorgeous The services don't seem to be runmng lor fourth plal'e rn tatlon progJ am thl~ fall I he er ones get home and lhen lhey she has to reduce but she )UBI 1court Wednesday on 1 abar1e broke the engagement and wheo aJ.rl. The ceMOrl ought to love aware of the mounting cases of both the ln~ tmrltve an~ r 1ee courses are a('countmg 76, lhs- ALL wa:ch. Theu meals are walks away !of speed 10 excen for road •lut heard from was contem· lhatone-orarethereanycen. addiction, but it'a bound to Style Team!. 1he inshnd 1ve Lory 1. Music i, and physiCal ALL served m front of the TV. I try to be a 811od mother. [ conditions after an accident 1t1plating marrying aa Arab chief- .:n any more? Doesn't seem make headlJnes. tt.am wa s 1.a 11 , Kmg Her· edu cation 139. and an engmeer-1 I have always lim1t rd our I'm popular and sociable and , 11 50 a. m Sundey on Rt. 7, a ' tain. (Doem't that sound Uke man Knapp, Cordon Cla1k and 1 ~8 <'Ollr:se m basic electronics. chtldren's watchmg. But it's acllve m PTA and am always mile south of Chnbirt. I the femJrUne equivalent of rashMike Taylor. 'I he Free style Cla).;s~ for all courses wrll met-! dif!tr.ult when lht>y see nothmg domg somet111ng for the school Officers said that Lloyd, driV· ing off and joining the French team was, Eu~l'n{' M1Kumey, wrt>kly wJth . reglstr<~hon ,held but TV at their netghbor '!. AI· Our son won the Science pnre , ing north, lost control on tbe 1FDreign Legion!) 'ftl.e btg nep Wanda Kmg, He1 ma n ar.d Nan. , dunng the 111 .51 m~Lmg hrn so, 1 w1sh they had someone last year and we were so wet highway went off the rlJht dilemma on Broadway : tbe po1 ~ llasses Will met>L from 7 to to play w1th. These k1ds would proud cy Ohlinger But our daughter - side of the ~oad and !truck a lice are havtng 1 tmib1e job * Besides trophies tor ~huoting i .JO P m S<:~IUI day mornmg be fme compamons, It Jt weren t 1whal'!t wrong'' - MHS J. I guard rail. He wa 1 oot JD)ured. beceuse of the amazing DUm· the club brought home n1ore 'llP · ~;gt~e~·J ng cla~s will meet 9 for Lhe Monster. Do other par-' Dear Mrs J · IThere was heavy damage to ber of remale impersonators who Sandra Mayea, 20, Hender-~ The front end and left from 1 1 honors Larry Kmg was elect. he m A dasse~; brgm ents have Uus problem. and Without even knowmg the the car and minor to the guard ! have invaded the~ bord@l of mid- IOD 1uffered a laceration oo the of Ute McCulty car bad heaVJ ed unamrnous\y by 1ht· Hllend- ~ "::eek of S~ pt 27 OC"t 2 Un· whKt do they do1 - MONSTER family I could guess Your rail streetwalkers. Don't IIJk rf8ht foot and abrasiOill of the damage whUe tbere wu mD ing 160 an hers at the annual versny ~r~d\'w "'' 11 be gJHn 1MASHED Jdtmghter can't compete Ai 11.:10 p. m. Saturday, an me why It's wane ror the fel- back In a two car collfeion at ium da~ace to thl r1&ht doll 1f1rst w1lh her mother, thtn aectdent occW'red on Rt. 588, lowJ to lwinl the pocketbooks 1:08 P. M. Sunday In Gl111po- of ~ Eadl car, banqutot held Sund<~ y n1gh1 . as upon sut:tcss cum plrtton Dear \1 M · their Slate PrPsJden! fn1 the -· Almost e~,oery mother has this w1 th her brother, so she has about Uuee nules west of Gal- than the Jlrls, but the cops are liJ. She was treated at HGl· PoHce cited Ead8 to mont_. 11165-96 year. PLAN SHOWER ' problem - onle"' she keeps given up Before you lose her lipolis when William E. Wama- horrified. rer Hospital, and released. pal (;(JW't nut Saturday 101 I Donme VanMat1e ol Ma~on A reception and mtsC'ellane~ K f1r m h,and. on the sw1lch-off l completely, start pru~lng and ley, ,7, Kanausa, )ost control City Pollee uid MJu Mayes eharge of failure to yield tlll ha~- the honor ol wll1nm~ both ous shower will be held Thun. button lou can't change yo~r forget comparisons Open your on a curve, went off the right! Broadway Gueaing Game: A wal5 1 passenger in 1 car driv- right of way. da y evenmg. Sepl lfi. at 8 p m netghbor s bad hab1ts, but don l ' eyes to her good features and side of tht r11od and atruct a famous aetrtla, who 10t 1 hetd· Ill by Roy A. Ead:l, II, of 830 ~~ervit•fl DPdif'tdPtl at the HarrJsonvJI Ie Grl:inge let them rub off on your child· emphas1ze them; don't push : fence owned by Earl Tawney. Uned divoree 10 she coukl mtr· Fourth Ave. Officers llld the 1 T (''I ~ .· , Hall hononng Mr and ).1rs LHr· ren When telev ision, becomf's her fartl.er away with naggmg , Wamsl ey was ciled to Galha ry a gorgeous glamor boy, is Eads c.ar pulled out of Bob Ev~SENTINEL 0 , , PtJn · Ot lf'h ry Clark, recent newlyweds a roboL baby sitter, Jl s t1me to about her faults or her fatnes!l.l county juvenile court nut s~tcomina ln for a cruel amwnt ol 1111 Drtve-Ian and Eutero Abe. DIVOTit.f to 1NTI1111 OL' 1 A speC'Ja.l servwe d1'd 11 ated who are housek,epmg m Harn-' break the tube or change the , As ht'r ego builds, her figure wm 1JUday on a charge of •Peed 1a joke. these d&yl because tht and collided wJth a car drlveu Mlltl MAlON AliA to the MIDI!!try of the GHieons sonvtlle The event li beilll k1ds' channel to OBC-3 tOUT, ' shrink, and, who know!!, her e~cess for road condltlonl 'fhe ctrtmony ha1n't te.ken place. up Elltem Ave. b)- BWy 0. llltiiN •· PVIIMiftlr 8 1 International ":' JC ~~~ld at tht sponsor~d by their fnends and Bt'fore I Count THRF.E )- H. ! grades may even rise Th1 s' car waa demolished and 'there Some or her "best friends" are McCulty, 30, of 1145 Ealtern Ave H~atn Methodist (hurch m. neighbors. The bnde Js the for· Dear Helen · girl needs to know you care, was minor dsmqe to tbe feDCt. uylol abe mutt be maklni ber ~':"-uo ~~ Middleport at the Sunday morn- m•r Joy Wtseman. May I express my thanks for and II will lake a lot of real , Wamsley was oot injured. own weddiDI IOWD, llltch by ENROW IN GBC mg wor!lhip servicf' The speakthe many letters, cards and carmg to show her! - H. A second acctdent oa:urred atltch, and abe isn't very 1ood Sandra Kay Franz, 310 COD- lll'f. ,_. er W&.'t Mr Samuel W String, books I have rece1ved smce our at the scene ol the Wamaley at I&WlnJ . , Half a dozeD of dor·st, Pomeroy! has been ac;:.-"~ an U!lshmt to the VT;e prrs1LODGE ~ MEET ' !lOR asked people to wnte to This column Is dedicated to wreck at 12:10 L m. SWKlay New York'• world famous eepted by GaWpoU. Buslneq o~........ •"~• ..... dent of the ~troston• Company A spectal meetmg ot Mtddle- me , v:a HHU. He and my w1fe family llvln11, so 11 you're hav- wben arry c. DoiSOD 18 Rt n~t spola au under presaure Collep for the Fall Quarter IJ6. oo..- =-~~'Li=:i A. spectal anthem ·~~tiled. · If port Lodge No 3!13, ~r"' and 1planned tht• surprise, and 1'11 ing kid trouble or just plain 2, Gallipohs, came tht their real eolate ofQces, fllnnlng Septainber 14. A 1911 1""~ • With AJI Your Hearl, by Men- , Ac<'epted Masons. will be held be forever grateful to every- 1trouble, let Helen Help YOU. curve m the rain llld failed to m~y eluba will be foreecl IP'aduate of McKelllllch !khool, _., ...,. dolsoilll, wa• sung. by lne chotr on Toe..tay nlgln, September one who helped cheer a Jotal She wJII also welcome )'our own see tho flashinc red ll&bt on cloat beca... tbey're occupy- she wiD puraue I tweiM ~ IInder the dlrectwn of Mr. 14, at 7.30 p.m. to confer lhe stranger who has had s bit of . amusing experiences. Addr.,. !he patrol car. 11)11 altea too valuable to remain monJIIs' Secretarial Courae. She -;:.:•• "::::....";: WJIIJam K Rusoell. wtlh New- Entered Appreolo:e llejret on misfortune. I wtll never be able ] Helen Hottel ID <lrl o1 IIIia The patrol lnvettHgoted ""' u cafes. Most Dl&btclubs, bl& II the dau8flter ol Mr. llld Mra. ~ '" maa Burdette organioL ooe oandidate. Ito wnte »•rsonallr to ,. tll""¥,,•ewspaper, oJher one car ac:cldlllll at a. or -11. 111 llltmall ~ulldiiiP Halllllri fr: ... I I "I moman 's L raet u OIJ Nl. m ken d A u t 1 V I I 0 I i 9t 131 00 d • 0 0 Mi.IS h r * !; 2 ° I 1 I Archery ClubCaptures 9 • M h ace T rop Ies at eel Of PI ° . , . Voice of Broadway ••. reporting I,...., ...._ Property I - ---- Transfers :r HEL .; ELP US.f t: He left •ottel ? pro; & Young Henderson Woman is I Injured in Auto Accident :town I JliE DAILY I I ow.-. ....:=-::;::..:r.::-'= ...J'::"... ;;r·;<::; =: "'""lw""'J I ..=:.: ,,-:= '""..=:;..: .=: _,or. • r: ::::' .':..:"... '::l::.:: ..:....J a •=to. ... .::t .,_. '"t.:"..::. :rl.,lli / Jackets Defeat Rutland 12-0 in Opener Saturday Night The Middleport Yellow Jack-jltne Boddy Moore went lhe 3!1 passing The offense was also Rutland 0 I e 0- I ets, showmg an offense marred fmal yard for the tnuc.:hdown on effective as the front line con· TO's - Moore, 1 yd meU; only by early season ummg I a quarterback sneak Roger tinually opened up holes m G. Sauer, 5 yd run. ills and a defense that ret used I Swartz's run for the extra Rutland's right side. I Starting Uneup: Offenae G to g1ve ground, won thc1r first pomt "Aa s shorl by a yHrd STATISTICS defense . game of the 1965 gr1d seas~ ' In the tlurd quarter lhe Red Mldd. Rut. • Middleport - Fred ~ Saturday mght over Rutland , 12vd~ got eloser to !he Jackets ' First downs 11 1 Ken Harris, John Blake, David O, ,.m the Rutland held al lme th;-m lht>v hud all n1~hl Total Yds. Rusb. J7f 88 Ashley, Buddy Moore, Mar• [t was the first time a Mid- as lhey recovered a Jar. ket Yards .. asroJiog 72 3d Tannehill, Rod Sauer, L1rrJ dleport team had won at Rut- fumble on the 26 yard l!n~. The Total Yards Z48 134 Vance, Georle Sauer, Rogel land for more years than the thre<Jt was short hver. , bec<Juse Punts 1-Z3 4-22 Swartz, Ronrue Hindy and Sam modern football htstory books on the next piny a Joe fl awkms , Passes attempted 7 t Hood. tell. Jt was the opemng game pass was mler('epted m the left I Passes compleled 5 4 Rutland - Sam HlclcJ, LN. fo1· both clubs j flat by Rod Sauer. Passes lntercepttd 1 % Wood, Charles Scott, LerOJ 1 W1th George Sauer the duel The J ac~ct:-; scored tlll'lr Penalties C5 35 Welsh, Roger Black, Ropt ball arner - 106 yards m 18 ond and !mal touc hd{JI'.Il with Fumbles (loslJ 3 1 Davis, Joe Hawkins, B o • cames - and the front wall approxlm<liPJv one mmute left By quar•ers: Barrett, Perry Kennedy and workmg well, the Jackets nev· m the game fo llo\~mg Hod Middleport 0 6 0 S -12 Bill Kennedy. er were m serwus trouble That St:~ue1 <> St'cund pa~s mtt:rcep-~--front wall on defense, John t10n ol the i·venmg ( ousm _ , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..... Blake, Ken Barns, Fred Robm- George S,IU er lnok a pttchoul son, Larry Vance and Dav1d around ngh1 t•nd lor tne fmal Ashley, whacked down, or help- touchdowll of 1ht' n1ghl from i ed the hne backmg crew pull the 5 yard ImP The ex11 a pomt down n ~arly every determmed try. bv Gt"ol g1· s,ntt·J .u ou nd I Rutland assault \ell end. w,1s sh ~JJ I, ug<ll ll hv ~ At the same time, on offense yard 1 the llne proved the stronger as , 1•or th e ,far k'I' 1" 11 1e 1op ' holes opened {J)r the Jackets 1 Io march Ior 174 yar ds on II1e ground hgrum•r \\ ;J " C"l•l ge Sau-1l Ier wil 101, 1,1rd ~ rn 18 card groun r1es Bob l:l<~ra·tt ~,~,.~, Rul!and's The f1rst quarter wa~ pl<tyf'd top grnund g,nnt·r >"1111 ti~ nearly even as neither team got yard:; 111 I) C<~JI:e ~ 1 really close to the goal lrne MiddlPpor1 s dl'(t'tlsP \\.tS par- , coach Bob As~y·s boys threa twular\v t> flt 'llll'e, lioldmg Hut· l Lened once from Rutland's 20 land lo !:IH ya rd -: ru ~ l1111g and yard hne only to lu~e the hall - - - - - - 1 WORKHORSE IN ACTION - No. 40, the Jackets Jun lor halfback, proved a workhorse Saturday ni ght at Rut- on a pass rntercep\Lon bv the I HOSTO N IU~l\ _'\he Roston L~nd when he earned 18 t1mes for 106 yards This tackler m1ssed h1m but the two blaeks hrrted Rutland boys, Red Devils' Sam Hicks The Red so~ h.1ve s 1 ~ n,d ptk her 1 nght, brought h1m down.- Sentinel Photo Jackel') threatened aga m late 01ck Hob1 nsm1 ol North m the first quarter when Bud Andover, \1" ~" to a 1966, dy Moore htt for two consecu- contract w11h 111111· ~\.·trrloo Oblo College Footbull tlve passes to Fred Robmson Farm H ob111~on l1. t1l a '12 4, and Rod SauPr ThiS Jacket rerorrJ , Hulu1hng tint"• niJ FRIDAY threa t also d1ed w!lt'n. George h11!ers m thlh ' \t'dl\ .•1 Nonh Michigan at Sauer, after a 10 yard gam. ' /\ndmt•r ll1gh SdJo11 l 1 Yuungstown (n) fumbled the b•ll when htt hard I - - - - · ---1 ' ' and Rolland recovered !;BON IN I .~:N THE ' SATURlHY The Jacke ts were held under 1Ne t herl<~rlds I UIJJ 1 - r;al mn : control fr om Uus pam! unt1l l Plowmensl.'hili.ov, , ol ttw So\oJet : Cahforma Stale at they exploded w1th lwo mmul\•s : Unmn lwtte1r'l.l her ll\Hl wor!J I Bowlmg Green left m the half. I record JDr tile ~uo meter Miami at Purdue In this drive George Sa uer, br(';~ sts lrokf' Sundn v w1lh a Jacket left halfback, earned 16 clorkmg of 2 mmu tes, 45 3 West Texas Sate at OhiO U. times and gained 36 yards The Iseconds She set her prev ious 1 Toledo at V1llanova drive started on the 4G yardm<:~rk of 2 45 4 at Bt-rlm May 17 ' Baldwm · WaUace at Edinboro State Dem3on at Rochester, N Y. Kenyon at Defi.ance ' Ohm Wesleyan at Grove C1ty / ... -~ v • Otterbein at lnd1ana Central Dayton at Cincinnati In\ I -...} I \ /' Kent Sta te at Xavier (n) I I ' I FAST BACK - George Sauer, No 40. ri ght, tn white. h"' lefl a "host" of Rutl,nd Muskmgom at ~'mdl ay I•L) ' ,...1 -and Middleport - players be hind as he took o(r on Ont' of h1s lO varrt ga mers Sat. Ohm Northern at . I •Oil flte llei:ltiC r.flll• /~ I urday mghl For Rutland, I tor. Lee Wood, Bill Kcnn('dy, Leroy Welsh and Perry 1 Hope, Mll'h. In) "" fn.enri 111 1 m~11 '" I ,our II'Hldfn ~1 1thl!t lw ~ \ Kennedy ar~ pursuin g Mr. Sauer. who scored the .J:whh se('o nd T D a mmute be· : W. Kentucky at Akron (n J ~~ ~~ tnt !Lp.t(ti11JS0eu ot lilt new IT1odelt . trod rt:MI un fore the end of the game won hv the Jac·k ets 12-0 - Sl' ntm cl Pholn I' Bluff!on at Heidelberg (nJ I loritl tile IIIIIUJ dtlrMt • - ~ IIJII sdale at Maretta (n) ) •II( d11od111ff lorertr1 Dally Sentmel , Pomeroy·M!ddleporl. 0, Sept 1·3, Jg6:;·3 , MARG~TE . N J IUPi i - ~ Woos ter at Ashl~nd In) I IT'S FLAMELESSI ---- - · - Phtladel phla 7fjer velerans and W1 lmmgton .at Centre, Ky (n) 1 1 1' ,~ . sel'·l 1 . , -- ..."', ..... - . ....... ' I ' • H • k NL G)ants I e Lead to 2Games rook1es we1e to club's trammg Atlantic County tud av to prepare 1 I ) I I I ' I ROUSH'S SHOE STORE N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 0 P T 0 M E · T R IS T Ofllce Houn: 8 to 12. 2 to D!Close at NOOD oa 'lbW'L - But Q1w,1 ~ 1'\lmeroy !----""' ,_, , , ,-...,. ... -, I I L ' ' f '-.... I ..,.. . . . . .,.;._:DI f tiiUtlt • • • 1111ha ' ' <' tllctric.. J ) I' No I aftef 1'11111 ..._. fist .,. I "*' lrtpl Mlldt! ..,. ....... it'l ll'lau..J rlwl \ ~ IT'S FLAMELESSI I •I j; An fllctrlc 4JihJd111 ••II ,.Uh ' OJJ OllhtJ., WitH lHltt~• lf1.,yovr har.d1 c:an llld !.ift ~w mo1~ lll1n lour l'lollr~' W61~ f'l\'ly we~ k will 4ry ~OUI d>Vln liNI land M""'f Ol<>fo ... illnd \ ) ___ .....•, # 11 , v IT'S FLAMfLE SS • M.-..ttllllrMIIr I ill~--• ' ' - • , . -Jicllt• Thw•n •.taoc til ,_ "1 ... _........ __ _ /" / "* WltiJ lllecilc, JOII ttl .... l1ot . . - ' B I I ( yotl Mid, . . . . 1'!11 . .1 it 1150-J IT'S FLAMELESS/ ~A.... .8' ... __ ..... / I I r' Acrylic Exterior HOUSE PAINT 1 Warren also thinks he'll prove h1111sell rorl'ect about ' ' luro~tex I I / ; - - ....; I .'\ ' I ..-"'- '~... _ ,.,. / \ "'' pr. e IT'S FLAMELESSI I "--:- ' SJ.99 Spahn proved hlmsell right ' about hi s ability to win, p1tching Sizes a neat seven·httter at the 1 St.<, to 4 Ch1rago Cubs for a 9·2 trmmph j ·l\12 to JO alter the Ciants tmd dumped , the Cubs 4-3 m the openmg eBiack eBrown game ot a doubleheader. It was 1 Ins third vtctory m seven e PENNY LOAFERS decisions since comu~g to G1ants and was his first I BUCKLE LOAFERS complete game trmmph since!J May 21 eiTALIAN LOAFERS , \ - ·- - - -- . ! GIRLS LOAFERS "I shouldn't be pressure on us now. pressure should be oo the other II clubs to catch us," Spahn said "It's tl1e other Bide that ~)~~ ~ ~ make mistakes and can't at I \ But Spahnie couldn't even bend the ear of tbe tattered 1 New York Melli, who found h1m and his 4·12 won-lost record p)o.pendatle In m1d·.luly. Even the G1anls p1cked up the wm nmgc~ l lefthander m history on July 19 w1th a shrug. "We'll t<Ike h1m because what 1 have we got to lose'" was : Gwnrs' man age r Her m a Franks comment. .:I ,, # The easiest paint in the worl . to apply LONDON IUPI)- Wei ght hfter By GEORGE C. LANGFOfi.D 1l, not us " YC'h Hao- Po set a wurld record UPI Sports Writer I Houston up<el the Los Angeles , for the bantamwetghJ class Wtlh Somehow you have ro listen Dodgers 3·2 dropping them two -~- - - · 1 \\lhn Warren Spahn says the games o the pace, a11d New San Francisco Giants are gomg l York shocked Milwaukee 1-0 m 1 10 innmgs, pushing the Braves to 1nn the pennant ''We're in the driver's seat, "Iour games behmd St. Lou1s at ch1rped Spahn Sunday, after he ]Philadelphia and Cmcmnat1 at had p1tched the Giants lo the1r 1P 1t t s b u r g h weee postponed lOth straJght VIctory and a two- 1 because o ram game lead in the National ] 1 tl A . mencan n 1e League pennant chase. ThIS JS th e same 4•-year·o ld Mmnesot<~ lopped Bo~tun lefthander who kept insistmg to Chtcago stopped New York anvone who would hsten last : and. Washmgton romped July that he wasn't too old to Cahorma 7-1, Kansas C1ly ptl r h and wm m the major I B a I t 1m o r e and De t r o 1 leagues 1Cleveland were ra1edn out. ~~.;,~~ I I re JXJrt l•1 !ht> l j s1te 1t the l3 hit of 253 pound.!! In the ~ew1~h Centt>r I snatch, the New Chma N~ws I for the slart of Agency reported £rom Pekmg , ::~· ~:;,~a~4.,,h,biliOUhcJolc! sunday. - ' Woll Drilling orrongod Everything Complllle Nothing Down 36 Montha To f•Y '=OREMAN AND ABBOTT WY2-5321 N: 2nd An, M!Mlopart Slips on like a dream. looks like a dream and wears lrke a dream! luco·Tellasts 50% longer and dries in minutes. It's blister and peel resistant. Clear bright colo1s Ihat won't lade away but last and last lazy painters love Luco-Tex because it's so easy to apply. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Well, who Isn't? The only homemakers that are not dreaming of a modem all-electrk: kHchen are_lhose lucky lad1es. that are already enjoying one. Now's the time for you ID stop dreammg and slart OOJOYing, Go all-electric , • , the Total Electric All• Js 11er9, llld It starts tn-lhe kitchen. The k•tchen is the "action center" of your home, so ._.. 11111 entov lhe cool comfort and exira con•enience of flameless electric kitchen 1~ Make your kttchen flameless-cool , , • , See your Electric o01 ter now llldllilft-,... modern kttche~ w1th any one ol Jhese flameless applianc;.., \ "The Deportment Storo ol BuUdloa Slnce 1811" Ph-WY2oliiH 0<WYN61t ~ POMEROY, 0, " " ' ' ' " ' " ' to•'"""""" of aTOTAL ELECTRIC KITCHEll? '" - •• 1 �Pirates Win Opener, 28-14 Southwestern fumbled on the first play to open the third perTwo iong electrifying pont iod with the alert Pirates rereturn runs, by fullback Clyde covering on the 30 yard llne. Srpith sparked the North Gal· With Smith and Crace pick· lla Pirates to a 28-14 win over ing up 15 and 13 yards respecSouthwestern Saturday mght at tlvety. North Gallia drove to ttoe North Gallia. It WB! the open- two from where Smith scored. ing game for both SVAC teams. Crace then ran the e<tra points . • for a 28-0 lead. Sm>th s run brought the home The Highlanders kept !!riving fans w their feet as he plow· iod. The>r drive went high ed through the muddy P>rate : failed to score in the third Held passing Southwestern de- li hted by passes from quarter· fenders to score on a _55-yard b!ck Dale Bryant and freshreturn for the Pirate•' ltrst TD _ _ of the season. He also set up the , , second score minutes later on a 70-yard gallop following a re· verse hand-off play with hallback Jack Crace on the other I· l 1 Oilers Nip JetS 27-21 In AFL Opener man signal caller Keith carter to ends Steve Elllott .and Woody Carter. Southwestern flnally received their llrsl break ol the game by recovering a North Gallla l"mbte on the 24. Four plays later, fullback Delford ElliSon scooted over from the four lor the first SW touchdown. The Highlanders scored again with 48 seconds left in the contest alter recovering another Pirate lumhle. Ellisoo <apped a 21 • yard French. LP-Chance !13- (71, Perry (8), Henry 181 ano 10). HR-Alyea (1st). Haller. WP-Bolln <!0-5>. LP Jackson (1:!-19). HRS - Wil !D<•troU at Cleveland, ppd., rain Iiams (3oth), Banks (25th). By United Presl Internallonal St. Louis at Philadelphia, Kansas City at Baltimore, ppd. (Second Game) poned, rain. rain Chicago 010 000 IIIII- 2 7 ! America• Leque Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, S.F. o22 11111 04x - 9 11 t . W. L. P~ GB. poned, rain. Nallooal Leagoe Buhl, Hoeft 15), McDaniel Mmnesola 112 M • · · · Houston 3 Los Angeles 2. (IO lnnlngs) 171 • Abernathy (8) and Krug; Chic.ago ~ : .588 9 San Francisco 4 Chicago 3 Mil. . on Spahn 4 000 000 000 0 17.16) and Haller. LP _ Ball"!'ore N.Y. 000 000 000 1- 1 50 Buhl (13-11). HRs- Boccahelll 80 84 · : ~~~ San Francisco t Chicago Detroll • (2nd) Sadowski I~) and . Tqrre; 2 (lst and 2nd). Mays (49th). 77 15 542 13 Clevelana 71 76 .483 21 ~ Moaday'o Probable Plteben Selma (2-0) and Cannh.:ato. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, post· Ne~ York .459 Z5 Milwaukeo at ·-c;· poned, rain Cahlorma 67 79 .411 27~ nlght-Ftscher 17-&) vs. --Washington 64 81 (10-9). 000 001 011- 3 7 2 " ~ Boston 58 110 38t 36 San Francisco at Houston L.A. 000 200 000- 2 7 I St. Louis at Philadelp.,la, pos Kansas City ' >3 110 371 371!. night - Marlchal (21·101 vs. Dierker, Owens (7), flay- poned,r_•_in_ _ __ . Sanday I Reaoulll Nottebart 14-14). monel 19) and Brand; Pod•·••. Mmnesota 2 Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Reed (6), Perranoskl 17) and KADAR VI~ITS TITO Chicago 4 New York 1 Elllo UN) vo. Law (!!HI). Roseboro. 'IYP - Owen• ·IH). Washington 7 Calllorma t Only games scheduled LP - Perranoski (4-li). HR - BUDAPEST IUPII - Jenos Kansa City al Baltlmote, post. Johnson (lith). Kadar, first secretary of th1 poned, rain. Tllfsday•o Gameo -Hungarian Communist Part) Satlrday Laver to win the French Detroit at Cleveland, postponed, Los Angeleo al Chicago (First game) Central Committee, and his will Championship!. rain. Clnclnnatl al New York, Chicago 000 200 OlD- 3 7 2 returned Sunday from a Yugoend. ClllCAGO - Buckpasaer won -... Monday'o Probable Pltebero M II w au k e e at S.F. 000 0114 OOr- 4 6 0 sla1•la vacation during whicl Coach Bob Penrod's Pirate• the $335·471 Arlington-Wash- MONZA, Italy Jackie Cleveland at Baltimore night night Jackson, Abernathy t7) and they visited Yugoslav President received the opening kick - off ington Futurity at Arlmg~ by Stewarl won the Italian auto -McDowell (14-10) vs. Barber St. Louts at Plllaburgh, night Bailey, Krug <71; Bolin, Estelle Tlto. and quickly moved into Southa half-lenatb over Father 1 lm· racing Grand Prlrln two hours, 113-9). San Francisco at Houston, western territory on running By JEFF MEYER.~ age. lour minutes, 52.8 seconds. !Only game scheduled) UP! Sport! Writer gains by Smith, Crace and quarTuesdsy'l 1ames terback David Skidmore. When your opening act falls NEWd YiORIK th- triMocchasln AKRON, Dhlo- Gary Player Ch' go at Collfornla •'•'t ed th h score a s x- eng ump m wo• the $50 000 first prize in the tea • '"6" The Highlanders stopp e flat, your star watcher from I e the $108.680 Matron Slakes at World of olf b llrin& 8 Kansas Clly at Minnesota, night drive by holding on a four and wings and a former member of Aqueduct. 311-b 1 1 tal f ~ y New York at Wa1hlngton, nl&ht By United Proal IalernaHonal 0 00 0 · one situalion at the 22-yard your troupe gets rave reviews, Cleveland at Boston, night Amerleao Leque stripe. well, that's show business. FOREST HILLS, N.Y. - STUTIGART. Germany-The Detroit at Baltimore (2, twl· New York 000 000 100- I 3 Coach Pat Weiher's •Ieven Manuel Santana beat Arthur Russian track team won the rught). Chicago 100 000 031:- 4 5 drove for four yards but . were Sonny Werblln, a vetera~ Ashe and CIt t f Drysdale first European track cup by National LeaJllf Downing, Mlli:kelsen (81 stopped by the Pirate line and show business mag~e k Ja~ defeated Rafael Osuna to edging West Germany 86-115 In W L Pet. GB Howard; John, Wilhelm <9) punted. Smith picked up the owner. of ~~ ~~=~11 or fum"bts; advance to the flnalo of the U.S. the two-day meet. San Francisco aS 51 .585 .. : &mano. WP-John n:l·7) . oval on the North Gallia 45 and saw hiS lea d . 1 y t th National Tenrua Champlonsh>po. -Los Angeles 82 62 569 Z -Downing (12-14). HR- Tr•"hl away a 27-21 eelS on o e PI · IZSih) raced down field for his first Houston Oilers Sunaay In the HICKSTEAD, Eogland (U . ) Cincinnati 81 82 .566 2~ · long run of the season with 10 A erlcan Footllall League BUFFALO, N.Y.-The largest - Nelson Pessoa of Bsazd, Milwaukee 71 63 .558 4 minutes left in !he opening per- om ner for both learns. , cr o" d In Buffalo I o otball riding Gran Jeste, woo the Pittsburgh 78 67 .538 61!. Minn. 100 000 001- 2 000 000 ooo- 0 4 iod. The try for lhe exira pe . . hiStory, 45,5D2, sa .. the Bllls British Jumping derby Sunday Philadelphia 73 68 .518 tl'. Boston poinls failed. Namath stood on lhe Sldehnes beat the Boston Patriots 24-7 In in 8 jump-off against Dlano St. Louis 70 73 .490 13~ Grant 11!1·51 and .. . at Houston and watched the Amerlcon Football Leagoe Connolly _Carew of Ireland. Chicago 65 81 .445 20 son, Rada!I (9) . a~ Afler receJV~ng the ensmng bargain-basement (a TV sell opener lor both teams. Kathy Kusner of Arlington, Va., Houston 61 83 .424 23 N>X~n (9). LP- .. : e>n Ul-13) kickoff the High landers drove bonus quarterback Mike ' -.fini shed third. New York 4& loti .315 31 Cohf. 000 000 OlD- 1 7 from the>r 37 lo !he North Gal110 Taliaferro direct the Jets lor YONKERS. N.Y. - Mr .. C. Snnday•1 Reoalll Wash. OOt aJ 101- 7 1~ 43 before puntmg agam. Sm>th the entire game. On the same Song won the $50.000 B<lly WRECK PROBED New York 1 Milwaukee o (10 Chance, May 16), Sanford 181 Ihen took <he punt 70 yards day , 8 New York cast-off. Dick Di r e c t Pace at Yonkers PT. PLEASANT _ Slate po- .:,in.i..m.i..·ng~s~)=======•and==&dg-''-ers=;=Kr;;;e;;;u;;;;tze;;;;r=""il before bemg wrestled d~wn on Wood, the quarterback who Raceway. Uce investigated a two-vehicle I" the 10 yard strtpe. Skidmore suddenly became expendable accident Sunday 4:40 p.m. on plowed over from the two lo when Weblin drafted Namath Sauday Rl. 2 north resulting In $200 , put tbe Galhans ahead 14-0. ad ohn Huarte, came off tre 1 FOREST JllLLS, N.Y. _ properly damage but 00 personNorth Gallia's third score bench to lead th' Oaki~nd Manuel Santana beat Cliff al injuries. The accident occurcame in the taller part of the Raiders to 8 Kdec>S>v~t -I~ Drysdale, 6-2, 7-9, 7-5, 6-1, w red when a car driven by All Ladles Interested In bowling in a beginners second stanza on a 62 yard sror- victory over ansa! Y 8 win the men's single• title and George W. Schwartz, 25, South-league reporrt for free Bowling instructions at the lng drive climaxed uy Skid- Oakland. Margaret SmiU> defeated Billle side, was attempting w make Pomeroy Bowling Lanes 10 A.M. Tuesday, Septemmore's 32-yard gallop. Thal l In AFL seson-openers Jean Moffitt, U, 7-5. to <apture a turn Into Rayburn Road and ber 14. drive was aided by a zo · yard Saturday night, the Buffalo Bills the ~omen's singles of the U.S. was struck in the rear by a Amanda Sawyer By Dale Rotligeb, Jr. drive by going over from the live. Bryant passed to .Woody Carter lor the ertra pomts 8 ' the game ended, 211-lt Both touchdowns came agamst the Pirate second unit. Statistics Javor the Pirates in rushing 140 to 90. However, the Weihermen outpassed 1'\orth Gallla 10 yds. w20 Both teams had eight first downs. B uarters: yq Southwestern ... 0 0 0 14 - 14 North Gallia ... It 6 8 0- 28 Weekendsports summary Line Stores Seri.; 1 ; ATTENTION LADY BOWLERS 1 pass from Skidmore to right whipped the Boston Patriots 2+ National Tennis Championship!. car driven by Samuel A. Plan~, end David Hager. 9 and the San Diego Chargers -17, Rt. 2 Leon. Plants was CitThe halftime score was 20<1 nipped the Denver Broncos 34- PAnis-Ken llosewall scored ed lor failure to have veh•iclo•'l North Gallia. 31. a 6·3, ll-2, 6-4 triwnph over llod under controll '· POMEROY BOWLING COMPANY Pomeroy, Ohio MASON FURNITURE c:s .. Mary Shrine Hulds School Of Instruction . . Mary Shrme, WhJte Shrine_ of Jt'rusalem met F~td~y evemng ol <he IOOF hall >n tis regular meet>ng and »Chool of mstruct10n . . . . Bermce W1nn, worthy htgh pr~estess, and V<rgll Aikins, walchman of shepherd&, presid· ed . ad presented were Naoma Bnn~er, district dputy, who was m charge of the school; Ed· Uh Huts>nplller, Mabel Bennett, Pautme Atl(lns, Ehzabeth Lear. Nellle Tracy, Fern Cheesebrew, Flora Long and Mary Hughes, past worthy hIgh Invitational Dan~e I• Being Planned BnnedMonday At Mt• Union matde fotr FriDcentds e nex mee mg, ober 8. Reported improving were w Va left 'llhursd c Hu~tinti!oa,''w. Va, wh:. ~ son Wl'll Miss Viloa Siders. Frazier Bot- tom and Mrs. Clilford Blain, Co-< He w. Dudes 'n Dolls Square Dance Siders, Sr., Pt. Pleasant. RayClub of Ravenswood will spon- rnond K. Siders, Marion, Ohio, sor an Invitational dance at and Laddie H. Siders Frozier'a Building X, the large facility Bottom; one brothe;, William located just south or the Kaiser Maxwell St. Clair, Corapolis, plant on Itt. 2, on Sepl. 26 I rom Pa.; eight grandchildren and 2 until 5 p. m. 12 great grandchildren · Guest caller lor the dance will be Selmer Hoveland of Wagon Mound N Mex who . TO NAME OFFICERS widely kno~n ·throughout t~: ~ PLEASANT - The Point United Stales. All members of Pleasant Archery Club wtll square dance clubs are invited have an_ election of officers for to attend. 11 was noted that the the comulll year when the group recreational hall of Building X meets on Saturday 16, at 7 p. recently had a fan installed. Re- m. at the home o! Charles Walfreshments will be served fo~ den, 918 Mossman Circle. Memlowing th d cing S 1. 1 bers must pay dues lor tho comare welco~ annd ·d pee a ors ing year pnor to the elections, on. was born Sept 15, 19LO. in ' iate l John and Be:va Fowler Callo- , way, and was a member ol the i Henderson Church of Christ. ' Surviving are hJS wife, Bern- [ ice Crump Calloway; a son, Henderson, a son of the MAGIC BLEACH 7c OH Label CANVAS fQOT WEAR 5-Qt. Plastic Jug THE SHOE BOX WJ: RF.!IERVI: THE RIOJI''J' TO I.JMJT JJi THIS QU IINT IT J~ O« AJ.L lTEMS AL>V . MIDDLEPORT, 0. .\~rs. f;;;;;;;iiiii,;;;;;;..;;;;;:::::::::::::::;w'l I 2c OH Lobel Did you spend a little too much ? Perhaps we ran help. About 14 cents a day covers the cost on a $300 loan. Spread your pay. ments over a year or longer. Phone for a quick OK. Then stop and pick up your money ••• up to $2000. CITY LOAN II Savlncl Co...N- • JOW' p....o. I 1 lb. Y4's ~W~88::a:•:no:u:nc=ed~.::;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:~~::~~~;;:~~~~~~~~~;:;;:;~~I - · -· --·---- "Alii said was: kati~. 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Gov't, hiiPICted Minute Steaks 99% of the pe.ople who have a cboice THE CLEANEST WASH YOU'VE EVER HOM£ l loov• -- -- ... i) TO PAYI ALL ITEMS ARE TOP-QUALITY NAME BRANDSI 16-os. Aft8 :11, OOIJUaon lt11iftT or BladMI' II'• rltaUon• attre~ DIMJ - e D . . 'llletl and ma, IIIAke JOU t.t.e IHld IUD'TO• I rom fr~:QIU!IJi, borDID( lte~Jll' <lriD&,Lon both. d•J llld DltbL BeeoladMoo 10 daY otfe_!_ HAD .. AND, AT A PRICE YOU WANT Filbert's Margarine SUMMER MONEY GONE? - ~-- > DI'es Sunday Unexpected}y PT. PLEASANT- The Kera Iumbus; three sons, Virgil b •• Funeral service Will he 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Crow-Hussell the Funeral home, with burial m.. Concord cemetery. Fr>eods may call at the funeral home alter 7 p,m. today. J }m CallOWay 15 Nrghl~n:,~:re Otester, at home, aDd a brofb. ..... v• .,• Harry of Henderson. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart ot Ma. attend Mars ha11 un>ver'"· ty, and will major In music. Stewart played a trumpet solo PT. PLEASANT - Funeral recently at the Baptist church service for Mrs. Minnie Caro- ac_compamed by his cousm lie Siders, 85, Frazier's B o t~l Miss Susanna Arnold of Pome-BUYS BULL tom. was held Monday at2 p.m. roy. in lhe MI. Union Methodist C. R. Smith, Portland, has Church with the Rev. Henry recently purchased a registered Peywn officiating. Burial.. was 0 ·Brown Swiss .!lu]l, Holliday's in the church eemelery. \ Choice Jay l474liii, from LawMrs. Siders, mother of former renee L Holliday, Gallipolis, ac· Mayor Virgil Siders, of Point cording to a report from MarPleasant, died Saturday mornvin L Kruse, Secretary of iog at her home after •n ex· the Brown Swiss Cattle Breedtended illness. ers' Association, Beloit, WisconShe was horn Decembe 26 . sm. , at Pliny, dsughlot ;f th~ PT. PLEASANT John M. J, r--=======--"'11 1879 1 late George and Sarab Ellea Colloway, 54, He11dersoa, wbo St. Clair. Her husband. Virgil died unexpectedly Sunday at 5:- Headquarters For All F. Siders, preceded ht>r in 1 20 p._m. m th.e ~edlral Center 1 death in January. · Hosp.rtal. Galllpolrs . wa~ a nvSurviving are t d· ht er pilot for the Oll1o Rwer Co wo aug ers, Hunting! priestesses, e a a mJsston it Virgil Aikin&and andErnest Allen Wingett, Hughes, free · .post watchman of shepherd. ATTEND GRADUATION lnvltallons were received to attend the official visitation of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Evans Gwendolyn Heeb supreme wor- 1~ere m Manetta Frtday eventhy high priest~ss at Athens mg to attend the graduation Shrine on September 14, and at of the<r daughter. Jamce, from North Star Shrine. Septemhet Mar~etta School of Practical 27. rnvitatlons were also receiv- Nurses. Mtss Evans has accepted to attend receptions honor- ed ern~loymen~ at VPterans ig Dorothea E. Shaffer, Memortal Hosp>lal and begen supreme worthy chaplain at her dulles today. I Detroit, Mich. and Kendall i North, supreme associate ' u S.Cptu Iorin 31 · watchman of shepherds at Chi-~d NL 1- :lllliOI cago, Ill. rHING YOU NEED TO GET coMP£ETE • Gary~·:"'art,MA10R!IIIA 8 ~u.Mr. laundtl Package during our -,~ Why settle for len than fanous MAYTAG .. . the best 111111her value plus EVERY· I .' Mrs. Siders is - 1he Rut1and Friendly Garden- ments at the Meigs County Fltir ers met recently at tho home' Flower Show ol Mrs. Fred Wiliiamson ' with I A letter ol .thanks from Mrs. Mrs. Howard Birchfield, presi-1Harold Sauer lor !Iowen sent dent, m charge. The verse of at Ute time of her father '!l tuner· the month was read by Mrs. al was read and tentative plans Harvey O'Dell and tn. roll call for a nature tour were announWHs answered by naming a late ced by Mrs. O'Dell. bloo~ing flower. The program was 8 work· Act>on taken during the bust- Sbop ronducted by Mrs. Joe Boness meeting included the pur- lin. chase of flower bulbs lor ther- During the social hour a surapy work in the Good Luck Gar- prise wwel sh~wer honored Mrs. den club, Athens Slate Hospit- R>ehard Martm who has moval planning a tour of the Hay ed to Chester. Snowden gardens In tale Sep- The tr~veling prize brought tember naming a committee by Mrs. t.:harles Carson was and projects for ~xl year, and l won by Mrs. Don Harrison. the purchase of !tiler baskets[ Refreohments were served to lor the Rutland community. 12 members and one guest,l\lrs. It was reported that four I Howard Anderson. members had entered arrange1 Anna Stevers, Martha Wood and SPitl~l Prlte 011 Ibis toftlllle\e SPECIAL AT Dall~ -.nt~n~~- Pn__I_~ ~-~u~S.__liGH Mrs. fred Williamson is Hostess o.. f Rutland Friendly Gardeners Club lbs. $199.95 3. Johnson Heavy Duty Double Drain Tubs . . . made of the finest quality materials. Big 38-gallon capacity wlth modern styling RDd sturdy constmctlon. FINAL WEEK ••••• "1 fo a~~ Winni~~g Number! Could "there P.OSSibly be a better recoinme ·on? $22.50 4. Home Laundry Size of Tide 3-Months Supply $4.95 5. Polyethylene Clothes Basket. Lightweigh!. Unbreakable. Solid Bottom Keeps Clothes Clean and Floors Dry. $1-~ MAXWBJ. HOUII COFFEE l-Ib. c•• :All WHit No. 18 Corch Must le Presenhd by Sot., Sept. IS, 1965 ALL CR.INDS JIF AU "I to 8" Cords Void After Soturcloy Pe1'"'1 Iutter Is tha Wlulng Number for I )0011 heal with Gas, )lOU caA Will' does praclicalfr 8V81'/ PrlE NOW YOU PAY- ONLY - be sure il hae· able! redst [cono.,. Gas Ileal Is far and ~Wtay your best buy .... ---pI electric Ileal, for exanJple, C05Is CHdort. Gas heatiltc s,st- !i.. "' .a a hi1Ud!dric ~Ileal. ae (lNia' Gasl about 2'h • tilllls n lDlldt as Gas llalt. 5 l<acked·in and air ·born• clast Gas bleed air ~B lisg ) I I I .... h s, but ,._ bailt- iol tillers "' Wap ..... £1edr«: 4d a -s 1 I "-ta . . . ...,.......__... Goocl•-111 bllet. • a H . YOU WIN 10,000 ·~· JIIIUI' No.2255 '-ilddGt 4larJI'l or -rl, Gas«n llaat. best. Atll. JlDUI' 1ltallnc dealer or contractor ~Ilia ~ . HI!IMAN GRATE . ' ',' ' ,; ·; •$6-H" CR.EEN ST'1MP'SI (1h..-. ... II WIMI"f Numt.qJ YOU WIN 1,000 .. . we're sure " " - ""' W Wlwnlfte Num._.. , Gas. he'l YOU WIN 100 •R "56-H" CREEN STAMP:SI mw. Atl NO Wlflnlne N11mberll) YOUWIN25 No. 5 \ VA. YOU SAVE . - 69.35 ''56-H" CR.EIN STAMPS m..,. • .... . A"' I * Wi~lrlt "'"'"'•II C.. MuM h lliw••iil At An, ~ANI "'t.t.r "- Cfo•i• $ofWN.I ttillht, S.,t. 11, 1961 Wlnnl .. . ' •I I ' ~~~·· 69c IABISCO Robena Cr....,.., 14-••· ,._,_ u$6-H" CREEN STAMPSI lor • MASON FURNITURE MASQ";w. ' 2255 • ..,._e.tarlae 'I·~~~~MI&I··~t-.aN&d*l~'~l~I~'!~~~~!!~'~~~·-~?N?~ .... I 4---..._• - 4 5~ . .. .&'~h~~ 0.......=..._ )I He8$ tt•~~~~~· Wilf.,. even arfl&ler, 4. 773·5592 .._..• . a '* No. 18 ih... 1111,1.,. ..... ThR 1111.-t.... '-11'-' 49c JOHISOI'I loy Powdwr Icon. s; .. 79c TOP JOB Houtehold C!ealoer 71c \ •• �"' ' .... .. .... .... . ... -~ --- ., ..... .,..... • THE FRIENDLY,. , FOLKS Safety on Two S CHOOL DAYS arc b1ke da ys, and bike days do not h ave to be dangerous days A survey of pa ~ t bicycle accidents by sa fdv eng ineers of Th e Bend ix Corp.'s Elm ira, N. Y., d1visi on b 1~est U.'S. manufacturer of bicycle brakes, says mus t bike accidents occur in collisions with moto r vehicles. Illustmtcd arc ~orne don 't s before taking to the streets. ,, ,, • ! ' ;\ " f"$:. ' "*@ DON 'T be a " ntad hog ." Nenr ride more than two abreast. i ~ . -. , , _, ,.... ' . .... M •.J ,i " " '' Kr•e•r Pric• Vegetable Bowl $1,99 Covered $ugar Bowl 1,99 Creamer 1.99 11" $erving P!aller 1.99 $ .99 .99 .99 1,49 1,99 5.00 2,50 UO lolish Tro;• CoHee Sorver Toa Serm 6.00 .99 3.99 .99 ,69 3.99 3,99 Covered Butter Chh 2,99 1.69 2,49 1,49 3,49 1,99 1,49 Bowl 13" Round Chop Plate 21alad Plotu J Soup.C.eol Bowls WORKING HER WAY TO COLLEGE- H;o woi- m "'::; t~;:rs J. ::~kimmjn g boa1d ~.:~ t (;yp re~:~s Gardens. + IrfE DINNER WITH EVERY $5 PURCHASE EACH PIECE ONlY. .. 5,00 1,99 lies If you love fine things yet must he prallllial, you'll with this lovely, gracefully fluted dinnerware-far It the important quali6es ne~ded for everyday la"..t • J ':! ~Tp resistant, oven·proof and dishwasher safe. And in "WWIIrthe beautiful go-with-everything color far both fanuai.S r. formal dining! OWN A COMPLETE SET THE EASY KROGER WAY ... Each week one of !he pieces pictured above will be hfeall tJ\IIUU1!111. . lor just 9¢ (see schedule), For each $5 in grocery~ 1 you are entitled to one piece at that fantastic low prico. There'~ 1 no limit: with a $10 purcha•e ,you can get 2 pleas for llltf ' 41 .99 ,99 .99 1,99 1.99 3 49 Oval Vegotable wa ter :;ku;r, to shop with us ... and collect a set of 2 Large Soup Gravy Boat - G&WMe 111 1. .Pritt Plates 4 Ath Trays 13" Oval Plotter Salt & Pepper Shakers Covered Casserora HE DID IT~Afl c r m uch p rw.: licl', JokL·r 0 :-.l.Jo Jn, cht1m pion i~:·.· . ~~·,n MATCHING COMPLETER PIECES AT EXCEPTIONA' SAVINGS! \ la n - bo m Do n no~ Co pr·, 17, St L n u1 s, 1s wor kmg <.1!1 a wai l 11·s~ :..1 LfH' Lodge o f t hf' F'uur S1:> :1son.-, at L<l k(' ol The Oz::u ks, Mo., to he lp P<IY her expen.$es at Geor ge Was hmgton lJ . J I ,, '' ;! , H ,, ~j ) .., BONE DON'T get into the habit of hitching onto motor vehicles. , ,j. ' - with a $20 purchase you can get 4 pieces for36¢ ••• anclsoon. : FOLLOW THIS SCHEDOLE (If will bt repeaftd 3 timt1 d11ring tflt ntxt 15 w11kl ••• ) If you haven't collected the nu!11ber of place settings yM want in the first 5 weeks •• , you can add to your set the 2nd and 3rd time around, The sequence of the items featured will remain the same lor each 5-weok period, Imagine- if you spend $20 a woek at Kroger you can gel60 pieces- 12-5 pc:. table settings - for only $5.40. Thai's reall)· worth gellingquainted, isn't it! THIS SCHEDULE WilL BE REPEATED THREE TIMES DURING THE NEXT 15 WEEKS .99 t ·" WITH 10 BONUS CERTIFICATES 10,000 WALKERs-Described by the Mackinac Bridge Authority, St. Ignace, Mich., as the world's greatest walking event, the IW!Ual 4\2·mile stroll across "Mi&hl7 Mac" il Oxpecte4 CD aurae& 10.00D tabor :0.,. I I"'• You gel on~ "Bonus Cerfilicafe'' with eaeh C~mpleter Piece you bl!)', Whon you have colleded 10 Cerlilieafes - Kroger will give you lhi• beautiful malehing HOliest Tray,,, a regt~lar $5.00 va/u.. , • ab.iolcllely FREEl ~ '. .t,..!:l.~:.u~,.}!,L_.. . FIRST WEEK 10~'' Dinner PlaM SECOND WEEK THIRD WEEK Douert Dhh FOURTH WEEK CoHn Cup FIFTH Saucor WHK ' . 91 with oach $5 pum- 9tf with each $5 purct.e 91 91 91 with ...... $5 purct.e �• ·."••· <• ' "" " " " " ' " ' " '" " • • • ·• • '"" "• •" 0 •• . • ONt, TWo,THR~E. FoVR, Ftvt, 51 X, !iCVEN, E16HT.. .. Classified Ads Your Modern Community n ullctin Board t.DIIII Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. !3, 1965 WANT AD For Rent - =- --- CIP &ROOM BRICK bouse on Bill; _.._._ ternut Ave. Call WY WIZI. •• r.a lllo - . , . _ t 10 tfc u. ~~ 1 ROOM furnished apsrtmenl ··Phone WY 2-6660. · 9 11 3tc W!D M • 1 pbilll tm11 Ml ., IL .., ""' 11 , . . _ VNFUIINISHED I room. balh, fto ...,.::~.., utlllty room. nlct vard. Polnl ...... • ..... .., a1111 ~ Lane. UncoiD Heights, Pb. ~ WY 2-3874. e d tfc = ,.: _.. ;:s.::r-:.,..,.C:. ,.': ..:.::r""..=.: rHREE ODd lour roo'D lllrni•l» ,. ~:..~.. ..,.... ...........- llllfunlllbed apll'lr • c.t. , . . . . . . ,....,._,_ menta. WY 1-MSt 12 a de • \'!':::''";. ':.! ;::: "':!!l".J:."T_....,..,.. : : ; - - .;:::;., ,. - . . , - , BDd 1 ROOM turnlsbet. aparlf:d"~ men!& Rowley & Beed Hard· _ ... .. • ....., .- ware. 6 U tfc . _ , ,.~ ~ TWO BEDROOM hou_se on Lin· 1111 ...,.,. , 11. c. tsc~~~ eoca coin Hgts., btrcll kitchen, atJo 1110 ,.. aoPI.A.CI ..., • WY 2 51~ tomatic gas heaL - lol · TO l"aonu :IHG asut.1' 4 8 2tl tfc QUAliTY i ••r· _ PHONE WY 2·2156 ----:-:~:---Noti-- FOR SALE - 6 room bouse, new garage and new gas lurnace, IS37 Nye Ave., Pornoroy, Phone WY 2·2344 or WY 2-61173. 8 10 &tp 1960 Mercury Parklane H.T. Sedan _ $895 ~ J'f_. L ~~~ '-Jttlf, 11 ~•' trans .• pGwer steeriJli and brakes . .Mercury finest model. 1962 Ford Galaxie Con. Cpe. $1495 $795 ~,5.00. Automatic trans. Good tiretl. Clean Interior. Radio and beater. . p Omeroy story frame, 8 rooms, bath, basemen!, coal furnace beating. Close lo $5000.00. SMALL FARM - 20 ncres 15 cultivated, fruit trees, plus a 5 room frame house with ?ath, basement, furnace ~eat~ mg garoge barn. . . chicken house an d other bmld mgs. 17MIDDLEPORT- MotOr C0, , OPEN EVES. 9:00 p.M. POMEROY, OHIO I For Sele _ SHOTGUNS for sale. 7 MIDDLEPORT- 6 acres and 6 room frame horne, cellar, garage, front and back por· ches. Can arralljje financing. Cream finish. White Top. VS engine. Automatic trans., power steering, new whitewall tires, Radio and beater. I 1960 Ford 4 Door Itil ~ Jet black finish, clean interior, aU good tire!!, automatic 7 walft u Pomerov C Motor 0. 2 SIGNS INFORMAnON Reel Estate For Sale Bust'nell Servt'•- ...... Herb 11£ •tor••· 500 00 TRAILER SPACES, flat rate. Williams, Shade, Ohio. ' BULLDOZER work wantedI water, free sewage. Contact 6tp Ponds, bushing, backfilling, 8 9 John J . Fry, De pot St., Rut- Free est•"mates. Phone WY •v 8 26 30tc GAME ROOSTERS for 2208. 9 7 IOte kOT HUNTING or trespassing, I land. sale. warren Rost. 9 111 6tc - - - - - - - - - Herb Williams, Shade, Ohio. FOR SALE 9 I 6tp FREE 1,11110 S&H Green Stamps -=~1 t F · · h USED combustioneer coal · Bow . or v1ewmg t e new stoker, $20.00. Long Botlom, : ~REO . RADIO - combina· Compact Vacuum Cleaner in Ohio Phone Chester 5-JSSL. lion um_t. lovely walnut con98 your horne. Phone Parkers· sole, with 4 speaxer sound 9 11 Jtc system, 4 speeds, dual vol· blli'J, 415-4862 Collect I 8 30tp ONE MOTOROLA il ln. tele- ume control, highest fidelity, _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:._.:__ vision set. good shape. $30.00. with AM & FM radio. Pay SISTER MORTISHA, a truly Phone WY 2·2262 nr WY 2· balance of !3757 , -sume Sales & Service gifted palm reader - Tells 5374. 9 ll 3tc payments ol" $1.2.5 per week. . you past, present and future, VENETIAN BLINDS and re- Try it in yoor home. Call eFII.I Almost Every Car love affairs; answers any or pairs, porch and windO\f ' WY 2-6555. 9 8 6tc all questions. One visit will shadea all kinds, free est•·eTransferable Wben · th t Sl 1e M c_onvmc~ you a s _r ?r- mat~. Dale Wippel, 215 un. 19M COLOR TV. Thit set has You Trade Cars ttsha will read your life ltke ion Ave., Pomeroy. 9 11 3lltc uhf and VHF, instant CX~Ior an open bo ok. If you are wor· -·-- .- ~. picture control. Picture tube e Guaranteed 24 months ried or troubled don't fail tu ' TWO 50,000 BTU floor fur- still in warranly. Take over or 24,000 miles see Sister Mortisha. She's!' naces with all controls new. t II 20 h eMost Popular Unlt 100 00 each Phone I"Y 2- paymen s 0 1 .1 per .nont hel ped others, why not you? 1 · · 'w or pay balance due $348.21. ID the U.S.A Private readings given daily 3442· ·- - - 9 10 61C_ Try it in your home. Call In her home 7 days a week ELECI'RIC stove and power WY .2-6555. 9 .a 6tc 00 • including Sundays. 9 a. m to mower. Phone WY 2·3658. lnrtaUN 1 U p. m. All readings satis9 10 tic liT COSTS nothing to use a ..1 fa ct0~ 0~ no charge_! L_ocaf... MATCHING washer and dryer, Blue Lu~tre Carpet Sham· 5 ed thllJ side_ of. Galhpolt~ at Frigiciaire De luxe, 6 months pooer w1th purchase of Blue K~auga th1s stde of S1~ver old. Call WY 2-242S. 9 9 l tc Lustre. Baker Furniture, Mid~~ Ponw 0 Bndge. Look for hand 11gn. dleport. i 7 6tc roy, • AU are welcome. I 9 4 !Otp SEWING machines, repair ..,... A&\ CONDrMONING RefrlgOI' a·~u:;;ro;;:;:M;;U:;B::;D;-;.E;-:IBSUr:-:::cca~n.ce....:., :. bee ::ceD No Federal Excial Tax YICe, all makes. WY Z..228t. ation Hr'Vice. Jack's Refrtg. canceUedT 'ABI your opera- 15 Cu. Ft. Chest The FabMc Sbop, Pomeroy. eratioo New Haven, Phone ltlr'l llcenloT Coli WY :1-2!111 FREEZER $179 Authrolzed Singer Sales and TU ~ 4 1 11e lliU< USED FREEZERS and Service. I 211 Uc - · -~- · -- ~ REFRIGERATORS lU6'110NEER aMITH'S Clothing store is now I, 18 cu. fl. Frigidaire Wanted To Buy l!omplele S.rvko open al Letart Falls, Ohio, 10 Chnt $110 CriU Bradford a. m. urdU 7 p. m. I 20 Uc 24 cu. ft. Unlco ANTIQUE Furniture, dlshea. W.U., Prone or Contact ,c~rd Of Th~nk~ 1 Upright $75 miscellaneon& Call <II" write : A. '- !~:RD Hot · t fr" $30 Mra. Howard CecD, Ill w. liB o, WE WISH. io f!xpress our ap- 1 parn re 1gerator I 1 tfe · 11 f · d ~ POMEROY Main St., Pomeroy. precJation to a our nen s 1 8 29 tfc JIE&TINO, Pfwmhlnlo Maen. and neighbors In Tuppers ' JKk w CoPlains and to the wOmen's I M•naeer TRA.ll.ER LOTS _ 1re1 ....,.. fDrllaees. ArDokl Brodlen. auxiliary of tlle Reedsville Ph. WY 2-2111 ap and water. Brown'o Trail 111 Eul MaiJJ Stree~ Po• Volunteer Fire Department , -~.-~ . er Park (Stale Approvedl Phane WY z.zm. . ..... lor the many acts of kind- 1FOR YO~ huntmg needs, VIs- Minersville Ohio Pbona W\ 7 21 lie ness during the recent illness ·Jt Stewart.• Gun Shop, Rut- J..132l ' • 11 ttc 1 •nd death ol our beloved hus- land, Oh1o. Shells, bullets and NEIGLER BUILDING SuPply band and lather, James fto.. powder lor re-loadmg. Also For Sale or Rent 1\Bclne, Plastic wall tUe !4e bert Fields. Special thanks to will buy, oell and ll'ade guno. ______ ~ per aq. fl for bathrooma, the Ewing Funeral home. l II_I 18tc CORNER LOTS, corner of bonae builders, aturnlnum BidRev. Freeland Norris and i SPOTS before your eyes _ on Brick and Butternut. Con- tng, titcllen cabinets measurhls special singers and to your new carpet - remove tact J. W. McMurray, B 01 ed to lize ot kitchen. anyone who helped in any them w1th Blue Lusii... Rent 493, Pomeroy. 7 17 Uc 9 10 3tp way electric shampooer $1 Pick. Real Elflte For Sale wire, sons, daughter and e111 Hardware, Mason, ·w. V'3. M9DERN 4 roo~ home, f~ · ·-~ _ families. lc JShed or unfurrushed. 6 miles 7 9 8 1, --~~----- - oast of Chester on Rl. 248. HDUSI FOR SALI - - - - -9 13 Itp rSLUGGISH Phone 985-3080, Ronald 01· Modern Ranch Style. Beautiful septic lank? Clog- 00 Lo • lo<ation on lop o1 omaU bill In Memory 1 ged drains? Get Klean-Enr rne, ng 8011om, 011 10· facing state Highway Garage on =:::-.===-::· ·===c MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING I $340 1 81 aeHnar FREEZER BUY ALBimr M. COX, SALESMAN W\' 2-3830 WY 2-36SI ·- p - FO SALE R by owner, ortland, Ohio, 6 room bouse and bath, One one-eighth acre level groUild located to;, miles -nth of Portland State Park = on State Route 124 mail route, school bus at ~ door. Harold L. Parsons Ravenswood, w. Va., Box 35, Phone 273-9m. 9 10 6tp Instructions U. S. CJVD. SERVICE TE3TSI llet~ ~omea - IB and over. s.cun Jv w. Hl1h .tartln& P&Y Sbon houn. Ad"l'l..nef!mtmt. Pre]HITIII.oi'J n~qUU.d. ~.i~;odll :~':..'!'.!~ ~e_~ -· ··-·- trmata• ll<'hool u ion• u tufficlent tor many jobtl. ::~~~,:'·t~~u:n.&~A;JI.I~:·.; name and addrt••· Lllleoln lerlee, Box 100. Car of u.. Dall, 1tnune1. Le al Notice g LIGAL NOTICI Cmt•l L, Barhm of .tomuo7, onto , heH"bY &lve• notice that •ht! will llle her petllion 1n the Probate Court of County, Ohio. pra.r· ~teill ::ero:ht!•nt~:;~ :~ ·:~~ ~~~ :~!~ Crnt&J L. 8 •rt.on re Cry•tal L :!;d '!::t ~!1 dt!t~u~:~ :;wottob!:. First Meeting Of Season Held By Sorority Driver Suffers XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta SiSma Phi held its meeting of the season day evening at the Columbia Gas office in Middleport. The meeting wao preceded hy a potluck dinner. Mary Eli2:abeth Anderson was in charge of the arralll!ements. Grace was offered by the Rev. R. H. Martin of the Grace Episcopal church, who also was the guest speaker. Rev. Martin gave a very impressive talk on tlle topic, "What is Life." Pearl Welker, 410Cia1 chairman announced that a rush party being planned for the October social event, with Mildred in charge. The Ways 1M · eans commtttee announced card party 15 plan~ed !or ember 29 al tlle Middleport mentary scho<.l. • The Srvice C{lnutUttee ported that a $25 donation been made to Woodwind phony Orcbestra. Sabra son, chairman of lhe committee, presented member witll an attractive inal program book which lmd designed and made. Congralutatiooo were ceived and read from tiona! lor attaining the star chapter award for 1965-65. Attending were Robena . . Brien, Sh1rley Cill!ter, Reva Vaughan, Margaret 1 Norman Amsbary Ann Nellie Brown, Ro~ Sisson, Walton Pearl Welker ' I Karr, Velma Rue, Mary Anderson, Sabra Morison, Phyllis Mullen and Marcia Hostetter, O'tW•p sponS<>r ' &'"'"' The next meeting will be held Th d urs ay Sept. 23, at wltich time Barbara Kennedy will give a report on Girls State. Minor Hurts as Car QVeflufDS PT. PLEAf' \NT - The Sber- IH's depsrtment Investigated a one-car accident Sunday 8:15 a.m. on Route 62 near the PaDtasote plant resulting 1n t50 property damage and minor iJI. jury to the driver. The mishap occulTed when a car driven by .Jack A. Burris, 25, of12181!ogg Slreel, Pt. Plea. aan~ went out of conll'ol, ran off tlle righl side of the hi~hwav snd overturned in a Held. Ttie driver suffered abraslons of the right leg. Arrests during "tue wee k en d according to jail records were: Maxine Lucille Durst, 34, Pt. Pleasant, defraud warrant; Dale Sayre, 18, Racine, Ohio, Jack Reitmire, 18, Hartford, and K..,... neth Reitmier. 20. Hartford, each charged with ol>sll'ucting an of!icer; John A. Byus, 48, Pt. Pleasant, contempt of court order ; Arlie F. Dillard, Jr., 36, Pt. Pleasant and David Ray Holley, 21, Pl. Pleasant, each charged with driving while Intoxicated; and Donald L. Stutler, 28, Leon, charged witll iDtoxication. Homecoming Plans Are Being Made PT. PLEASANT - Plans are being made for Homecoming actlvibes at Point Pleasant High School which will be held Friday, October 1. The Homecom· ing Queen will be crowned durlng halftime of the Point PleaOant vs. Logan football game at Sanders Memorial field. Three Point Pleasant High Sehoul seniors have been selected by their class to vie for lhe queen title. Candidates are Deb. b10 Dawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dawson, 2030 Lincoin Avenue, Pt. Pleasant ; Sonia Williamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Williamson, Southside and Becky Nelson, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Nelson, 1001 Kenny Court, Pt. ==;;;:--;;:-=-::-- SOCIAL CAl V.NDAR . i Henry D. Johnson, New Hav. en; Mr< Charles F. Sayre, Porn. eroy; Kristal L. Sisson, Rt . 1 Pomeroy; Mf3. Cba rlei I. Blake. Rt. I Racine,· Joseph R. Wat. kins, Middleport; Weber C. 'nleolhald, Rutland; Mro.• Gladys L. Cockier, Pomeroy; Mrs. Ralph D. Shain, Rt. 2 Racine; Harry W. Woodard, Rt. 3 China Grove, N. C.; Mrs. Vernon B. Wood, Ironton: Mrs. Owen I<; Ramsey, Jackson; Mr!. Jewell Cram..-e, Coalton; Mrs. Tnoma, I. Laverty, Rt. I Oak Hill; Mr~ Robert Wheeler Jackson Frank lin R. Lewis, )r., Wellston; Mrs. Cllarles, J. 'Rebrook, Ravenswood; Norvil J. Hounshell, Rt. 1 Ewington; Martha Jean Coder, Rt. 5 Lucasvillt. an or Me~z~er, Mrs. James Peery, Phillip R. Staten, Th Mr BMn. Lester ompson, ' · elty Alonw Mrs. Charle~ ~Jake, JohD H. B~ll, Mrs. ~~!ham Hatfield, Mrs Willard Wilhalllll, Mro. Barry Rhodes, James Saunders, Jr .. Charlotte Sayre, Timotlly E Tawney, Mrs. Bacyle Sayre, Mrs. Dennis Harria and Infant daughter • Mrs. Bobb~ Head and infant son, Mra. Wilham Boroff and infant daughter· 1 ----,-:-:-=-=-- .;I LET INGELS DO IT' 1 INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL ==== ' '""' GOEGUIN REAt»Y MIX CO. 2. Salt: eotnb. fonn 21, YOUDI' valve lrurt.rument ..., ••· Tract· 23 . ~~~ a. Slide or U , 1911 Nobel 4. i'Mncll winner H . -Hut 18. • amendl for l4. Beetle river I . Formerly 8. Dar• 7. Abode 8 . - the drinll: 2'-lnk Terrible ·e. 8aooy 1n 16. Grea-t ·10. KW t6. Cbum 17. FWlda.· mental 'IOU? 10. Peter or 19. Norwegian. Thomu, f"r pnriiAment 11•tunc~ 20. Antbhm n . Jmpllmeal nowtng Zli. Swindling >} \._7 -j,j'... 1 ...... ·~ &I'd ' :, to"!'" Josse1 27. Btt ...._..... . . . . _ debt 30. FamiliM' ~ 32. Shinto lempltw 37. .AmlrlcQ 33. De~ 1tre 38. Concludu 40. Sprinr ...... ...... By AL CAPP ., ... : LI'L ABNEIIt lndllll mllho~ verb J 8. Question f animal prile· q uantity tree Jndian ~.:gi"""r'F-n'~~..~·.::"ig·~~~·ot;rF•l':r·":!ji'w;;151 scheme te. JllustrtOWI 28. Mimlo 19. Itll pollm caulll hD.J' rever m. O:omered: ·-· - az. Bind up m 18. Sometime eovertng 19. Capttn.l ot North VIetNam 4.0. Severe U.Nonu.t Chtkhov ... Langut!holl U . llwpp&ln Boys, pbooeyl BOTH the olowno I datod for last Friday , niaht ltood me up!" M. Po.... •takes DoWN 1 Begone! PAILV CRYI'l'OQUOTE- Here'o boor to work It: AllYDLBA.&IlB Ill LONGI'I&LLOW 1 ~ter llimplJ llanda for another. In thllllllnplf! A 111 ua6d fo r .. three L'a. X . for the two 0'1, .-te. Stngle lett~"" aF<*" trc ~~. th~ lflngtb and format:Jon of tU worda a: · fdntl. Ji;a i.lay the code Jetter. are dlftennt. DICK TRACY ... fll7pfapona CjaotaD!" M!It.!' B )lPJJMIII I>TIIl 8CZJ48CNO I'HEDO A'rC HD By CHESTER GOULD KYMEO J<HDB HOG LMGM"BBO.-TVSSBIIIN VI Saturil1Q'o tlr7ploqo- I JIUST Ollr m71' OJ' THESII WMPO Radio VONDA~ mRU I'RIDAY- 6 00 Sign On - ~owo b o~ ~acred Heart t : 00 Sundown Serenade 1:15 Sign Of! SATURD.IYS _ 6'011 Sign Un _ NeWB 1 311 · Happy Valley Boys l :tlli Country illnatc l'tme 6:20 Coullt?u. Jamooreo _!;., CLO'l'Hiil8 AND llfl'O A llRT J<ARTIII:t-WOQI,I,. WJEH RADIO Monday Through Friday 5:25 Weather 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 5,30 Sun"i Boulevard 6 20 Metp (.l)unty RFC 7:25 News In Brief 7:10 NeWI 6 2li Paul Bowm, Farm no Musical Clock 7:45 Sign Off 7:45 Echoes of Joy U5 Sign On, Musical Clock 1:31! News Ohl v 11 N 7:25 News In Briel 5,57 Weatller 8:00 o a ey ews 7. 00 NatiODII .~en "' 8 115 World News 7:311 Musical Clock dill Prolestanl Hour 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7,o; BID Miller Sho• 8' 10 Sports Today ?:30 Sporta Parade 8:15 Weather Picture 8:00 Ohio Valley News UO Sporll Parode U5 Larry ~ndeMIOD Show 8:16 Musical Clock 8:05 World News 7:35 BUI Miller <;how 4 IU : ~ It's Mwlie - \rmy 8:55 Community News 8: lO Sports Today 1: 3~ Picken~ Hanlwar\1 l1 :00 Dutton's and Hems Dairy 9:110 Talk of the Town 8:1! Weather Picture <'l\1.. Thurs.j l'op feo Show 9:55 Mason County News 1:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 7:50 News 12:00 News 10:00 Public Service 10:30 Songs lor Chlldren 8 B!U Miller Show 12:15 rurucal Interlude lO:Oii Family Worship Hour 10:1~ The Golden Key B 45 Baker Furniture Sbo~ i2 311 Rev Merlin feels 10,30 Latchstring n,oo Newo 9 00 New& 1 11:0~ Saturday Show 1:00 News 11 :00 News w,ll! Coflee wltll JlntJI 1;115 Jim Mees Show 11 :05 Morning Melodies 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News II. : 00 Portraits of a Patrtot 5:50 Sports Parade (except Frklay, , 12:20 BuiMln 8oard i.O ·tl!l Swap Shop 6,00 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Rlngj ' 12:25 News 0 Grams IUO BiU Miller Bru,ch Show U5 Sign Off II AS World News 12:30 Saturday Natinee 10:4$ Mason Agr. P-ogram Sl'NDAVS· 11 :55 MBBIIl' County News 1:30 News Headllneo <TuesdaJ) 7:10 Sign On - Arm, Hour 12:00 Community News HI Saturday Matinee 10:45 Vamlly Wonhip (Thurs.) 7:55 News 12:05 Noon News 1:55 News IU6 U .C. PrograQI (Friday) 1:110 Baplisl Layman'; Hour 12:1~ Mantels 2:00 Saturday Matinee 11 :00 Nen a,ao Sunday Show 12,15 Mid Day Weather 2:30 News Headlin" 11 ,115 TiJoy'o Country Jtmcthm 1'30 Tho Btble Speakr to You lUll Bulletin Board 2:31 Saturdiy Mallnee lUll l'tuy•o Country Hymno 9:15 Lej!slatlve Report 12,25 N•ws 0 Grams 2:55 News 12:00 Cement Block News IC OC Tho Good r,(re 12:30 County Agent 3:011 Sbturday Matinee ~ , 30 Goeosler's Guesl Star to , 1" t;ongressman Moeller 12:45 Country Go Round 3:30 News Headlines <Fndayl 10:30 Tho Country Hymntimers I~ News Beat 3:31 Saturday Matinee 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 11 ,30 Tho Qwat Hour 2:00 Country Go Round 3:15 News 3:'X' Jim Mea Show 12,00 News 2:55 News Beat 4:00 Discilll! wltll !lou e,15 Blsellnar Auto Show 12:IS The Christians Hour 1:00 Mid Way Matinee 4:30 Top Ten 1\Bvut Ull illtclrtc Company Ntlfl 12:!0 The Rav. Mert!r Teets US News B"'t. 5,110 News Roundup Hto Jim M... Sho" 1:30 The Rev. SUBB Blllupo 4:00 Dl5cmg W1tl1 lloii $'1> Interlude 5·00 Nowo 2·00 The Rev Andre F 4:30 Interchange 5,19 Community ChoJn . . w arsons •·oo Com lilly N 6 5:115 Jim Mees Show 2:31"1 Sunday ~!lrwl"!as. '~ · mu ews :00 Dinner Musicale UO Rlzer'o Weather Report ! '00 Sundown Serenade 5:115 Mason County News 7:00 Dance Party uo Spotll Parade HS Si8n Off &.10 World • National Newo 7:10 News 1' 15 8pt1tllgllt on 8po_~m~_ _;_7:.:;:45:....::0::_!! the Air THE -BORN -LOS';;E""R_ _ _ . EW'f,ll&'R1 TI/-TAA'( 11.1 A.AC& ~ -· ~lllEIJ I-IERE I ~qt::V''!J"''.f""'{)r-,1 ,....,. 1 By ART.sANSOM .·'"• LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE _ _ __ __ By HAROLO GI!.A T ev 111' W~H: YOU US£0 TO BE A f'll..ICEMAN, DIDN'T ~U!i ~,ER-· 1 EiAJO, YOO ua_o OI-l, IT'S Al.WA-16 lOBE A·.... -PC.i........... .-,,::~'1~ 1-lERED "lH'F~ ""I I SOR"T"A LU<£ A COLD SHOWER, 0 . K.,AffiR V'Q:T WED 10 IT1 WINNIE WINKLI By BRANNEil ! 115~ GOimJ"'e<r 'll<li fiETUIIN ~ I'IIJF. lU\'m\ """ ""'" KIDNAPED BY "'AAER:ICAN woW _....,.biiiiJ Hhota Jti . S11.wyer c raw, HIGH SCHOOL •!• '~======~-- ~ch, p~r ~mas ~~rtd, 5 011 Blaettnars ~ 1. DtvU I. Golf atmke. I -~ous )> HAPPENT TO DAilY CROSSWORD LEF~ II. A~FR~,'" GOT WHAT ON AtRTH j a I By FRED LAS5WELL r' Persons disc~arged recently from the hospltal were:: Mrs. Leona Beck Perry cardwell ' ' Howard Carr, Kenneth Clark, Mrs. No~mal Dean, Robert HaJ. ley, Lori D. M Harper, Do ·Mrs. Ed· · 1'th H ayman, rs. ns Koemg. Mrs Ernest Lambert Arthur . · t-------...1 L-----5.~-~c.~ PAW!! POI"SOIIll entertng Holzer a.. pilal over the weekend _lncluded E 1 1 H 11 B1d II : ar · owe • we i Mrs. Roger. E. Halley, Enreka Star Rt.; Miaa Kathryn L. Mayes, 7 Spruce St.; Mre:. Douglat G. Spurlock, Rl 2 Galllpollli Timothy E. Tawney, IM\1 First Ave.: Mra. J. HoiUs Wood, Pa~ riot Star Rt.; Benjamin Harris. Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. Davie L. Hutton, 620 Fourtll Ave.; Pen· ny Ann Morrison, Pl. Pleasant; Fred M. Stewart, Mason; Allie C. Higginbotham, Grimms LaM· ing, W.Va.; Lloyd C. Fox, Clif· ton; Thoma~ H. Fowler, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleaaant. -1· i 1!!....-----!.:!!.. IARN&Y OOOGLit end SNUFFl !iMITH Ealeretl Ho&pltal 7:30 p. .m. "UvlnD Jn a Space tht!r..,f1.er a. the e<.~urt maJ bear "'0 ll. Age" w1ll be tlle topic of the .A~~it~~-~1 L. B•rt.;>n. program presented by Mrs. • 13 u~· j w. o. Barnitz and Miss Grace Campbell. Hostesses are I Grace Campbell. Hostesses are MiSJ Lydia Ebersbach and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. The American Legion Auxm. .J'.J ary of Lewis Mantey Post 263 PleaS<~nt. SEPT will meet Tuesday evening at • IS tho home ol Mro L C Thoma The Pomeroy Elementary · · · s, Pleasao& Vahey Hospital PTA will meet Monday ....._ Rutland. ARMY POSTS 007 limber 13 at 7, .. p. m. 'Th~ere ... TUesday evening at 7:30 p.m. ADMITI'ED: Steven War_ner, w llh h 1 Th R A will be room VIsitation and a11 a esc oo . e ev. Wendell rbuckle ; Mrs .. Floyd _Rirf!e , psrenl.! ara urged 1o be pres- Stuller of tlle Asbury Pl. Pleasant; M1chael Kmca1d, DAMASCUS, Syria (UPII ent. Refreshments will be """ dlst Church wm lead devotions. Pl. Pleasant : _Marion Litchfield, 'll1e two lop posts In the Syrian od by the executive commitlee Refreshments w•ll be served by SouthSide; William McConihay, Army no longer mst. A decree The regular meeting of tb~ the executive committee. AI Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Barbara published Sunday abolished the DAVs and the Auxiliary will psrents and friends are oordial. Hubert, Huntington. posts of army commander in he held Monday, Sept 13, at 1 ly mvited. DISCHARGED' Mrs. George chief and deputy command•ro The Pomeroy Garden club will SEPT. 15 Woolen, Pl. PleBBant; Mrs. Ver· m ch10f and delegated powen meet Monday 1 Sept. 13 at the The Winding Trail Garden oon Winleni, Boffalo. of the two officeo lo Defense borne of Mrs. J, w. McMurray. Club will meet at the home of BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. James Minister Lt. Col. MadhouJI JaMason, W. Va., with Mrs. Har· Mrt. Loyd Moore Wednesday, Meadows, Pt. Pleasant, a son. ber. vey Van Vranken as co-hooless. Sepl. 1&, Bl 8 p. m. Members The Portland PTA will meel please refer .to yearbook lor Monday evening at 7:30 p.. m program details. 1 at the ochool bouse The pro- Bethel No. 62 o1 the Interna· ill · ' tiona! Order of Job'o Daugb~ AT HOMI! IN SPARE TIME gram w consist ofinstallatiotl m wiD meet at tho p Study at home. Go as rapidly as your time and abll1ty of olflcero and meet1ng flle new . IHIIeroy permits. Low mGntbly payments cover all books 1nd tnexecutive head Ronald Deem. Masonic Temple Monday at slructJons. ll[ou are 18 or over and have left 1cb~ --Se~p-te-mbef i. . l!Y~.·--;;r All Septic Tank Cleaner. --~9 10r6tp Route 7 with good road to DM~in n will aiJJO be'"get acquainted ~:30 p.m. There will be ioitiawrite for FRE BOOKLET- TELLS YOU HOW. Mother Mary '' Mollie" Wil- Landmark Farm Bureau. . highway. Four bedi'OOffil, Jiving, night" for parents and teachel'tl. tioo. Coli• Prep - CommercMI - Vocllion.l H. S. C.Uf'IH -~-~ away at her nome _ _Pomeroy. 9 3 30tp HOUSE in Middleport, I rooms dimn_g family kitchen break· R f h · Tbe Democrat club will meet AMERICAN SCHOOL:DootPM-91 ~ ~· - .... ,..-M:Y . and bath Phone WY 2-5129, ~~fast ~lay m~d's util'ity and eThres menta wtll _be served. Wednesday Sept 15 at a E1tt Long St., Columbllt, Ohio at EnterpMse, Rt. !, Pomed ft 1 WY 2874 ', • ' e regular meeting of the ' · ' an a er p. m. Z.. • shop. Three baths, cera.nuc tile Middl rt B d f p bli Af p. m. at the second ward house A.. Nomo Add rest roy, 10 yean ago. 62 Pontiac - $1,595 I 10 3tc 'and waU lo wall carpet on fa' epoll be hoalrd tho fiu oM • All members are urged to 1 The Family . - - •noon About two-third• of rrs WI e e 1rst on· City t 13 I"' Catalina V8 • dr. Sedan. On• I ROOMS AND hath m Middle- Ih ·. d . h day nlghl of the moo'" at 7 ~ tend and bring oandwicheJ or 1 ~ lo- 1 o·"ner r t · rt and b . ouBt u1 pane e m rna ogany u• :ol\1 . a~dbrakes, Hy~C:. 8~.~~rmg po ' 1 rooms ath 10 Iand walnut. Air conditioned. p. m. Anyone wishing informa- cookies. --~H_:_:elp Wanted Syracuse, 7 rooms and 2' Large patio and double carport. tion about sewerage charg,. SEPT. II 10 COUPLE To operate NiteClub ·· 61 Buick _ $1,195 balhs Syracuse, i rooms On lot 200 • 390'. )tsJ be setn may eaU WY 2-5571. The Twilight Garden Good opportunity for right 1 LeSabre 2 dr. Sedan. On.,- loand bath furrushed or unfurn- by appointment only. wilt meet Tb1asday, Sept. penon. Inquire at Higb 7 [ cal owDer. Automatic shift. isbed in Syracuse, 8 rooms PRICE REDUCED SEPT. Jf at 7:30 p, m. at the borne Club, State Rl. 7, Middleport. I and bath in Amesville. Jacob Write: Tho Dolly Sentinel The WSCS of lhe United Mefh· Mrs. Leverett Ronab wilh ' 10 3to • Turner, 144 N. 4th Ave., Mid· ... '"-H Pomo.-oy, o. odist Church will meet at lhe Gerlld Wildermuth .. ro-llOS-1 ::-:=::::--..,..,,.--· ____ dteport, Ohio. Phooe .;Se:;;p~L:;.;I,;,•_;";;':.;":;:..;;;·;........................... LADIES wanted, part.. tune or 1 "611!. • 1wv •tp 2- FOR SALE - 7 room,-·.~rlrttburcb==•Tuesda;;;;;;;~';;;· I . Pomervy, Chi• . • • " fu U tme, demonstrating Sarbouse, cellar, garage, ah Coventry Jewelry. Call' . _ _____ Insurance bouse, wash house, exlrs buUid·ll TIME AND LABOR SAVING 8fl2..325.1 in New Haven. i WST bright carpet colors .. . . lngs, extra lot, near schools 9 10 6tc I Restore them with Blue Lus- GRANGE INSURANCE, Mullen cborches. Pearl Hysell, RutiBD<'il THREE ladies at once kl help 1 tre, R~nt Electric sharnpooer InsuraDce Agency. Inc., POJB.- Ohio. 1 11 6tp J:IPEIT DIIITAILATJONI _ wltll Fall and Christmll8 busi· $1. PICkens Hardware Co., eroy. Phone WY 2-3311. ARMSTRONG'S ness. Full or part time. 130. M•son, W. Va. t !3 6tc 9 I tic FOR SALE - I rooms ~ week part time. Car neeLivestock nAETNA CASUALTY Jnsuranco lm!ll, new pspsr and pa1111o11 .....-y. Write c-o The Daily Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. new Doors, lot 4$ x Sentinel, Box 663-S Pomeroy FOR SALE - 6 fresh mllk Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-33BL Broadway. CaY WY 2-3442. Ohio. ' a-211-tttP rows with or without calves. tf 5I 10 6te 11 Call VI 3-2435. 9 9 6tc c DEALER WANTED to serve PH!!TO Copylna Sentce. Cop- FOR SALE - Good ! room customers in Pomeroy and Wanted To Buy teo tDDdo ol logal pspen, bonae, botll and 11 haUl, ba... Middleport and Syracuse PINE TIMBER and will pay blrtll records 1!111 a1moot aay ment, g0rage, 2 lots. syr·a·ll w i t h Rawlc1gh . Products. I as much 88 $4 per cord for other documents. lUSt. Phone WY 2-2555. WAIJ.-TO.WALL CARPmNG steady good earnmgll year good pine and also good hard Reuter IDstlnnce, Pomeror i 10 6tc MOHAWK around. No cap1tal reqmred. wood ti be . 1 t tfc MAGI I Write 1\Bwleigh, Dept. omMsaww Rm r. Wnte or m ACRE fi\IIM lor sale &1ps1 iMt.ell"kkl "'"II Freeport 111 see · · · unyon, Mmers- Must'-•1 lnstrumen'" ' ' · ville Ohio Eagle Ridge Rd •• room housegbasemenl, 9 13 Up_ , • 9 11 JOte. WAREHOUSE SALE furnace, milk houlsell Qaannteed When. your job calla for concrete, call on WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR chicken h .water MaD to take over supply Auto Sales PIANOS ~ ORGANS bonae and batll, Long Rotllom us. Prompt delivery, ipeclaUzed mlxeo will store for route distribution of Ren~ls from $0 mo. Ohio, oo Bashan Rd. established brand. Write Mr. nt llamD!er CARLS KEYBOARD CENTER WI 11-3831. i 10 3tc insure you of quality concrete at low, low Brochman, 74 E. Robinson Wcr!tl S:.~f ol &mp8d Phl307 ~~"3Sit., Parkersburg. _c...:..==---...:..-=-..:.:::: prtces. Call today! Ave 11arberttm, Obi ._ one ~· • TWO BEDROOM house 8 ., o.9 II 3tc Ills .., noDI, rtdo 1!111 perI 10 I8!A! rea ground, city - e . smnu car ..OtiOIIIf D ..-· Serv' house. Briclt!eman Hoad . . 111811 1Relll Estate For Sele and mile from highway. fOR lALit _ Bonae In RaCine See INTERIOR and exterior paint- pspered aad pslnled. MelnpoQ1a0 M..., lng, roof repslr and painting, back porch, - r I i'oDml and bath, price reE. Malll S1ree1, Po....., chimney painting, rough car- WID 10U 111r t2,200.00. WYU2M duciiL catl IIIJ.2811. PMoo WY Will penter work, tree !rimming. WY W611!1, PAGI IT, ' MIIIDLIPORT , II ~ I D Ill l'boaa VI J.2n'O. t1 Ulp IW~II~--~~~~~~----~--~1 11111!1. at 10 o'dork A . .\f. or .,. •oon L------- Hospitall'ews SAME DAY SERVICE -· .... IN MIAMI... I WISti 10 SfOK 10 50N, R!W.~ , AND NO OOE EL.SE. W~ISHE? �I • -~ • • :Mrs. Oh/mger rs Hostess lor Enterprise Church WSWS Meeting 8 ff' Sh e mg, ower Given Couple at Parents' Home S f b 4th ep em er .Wedding is Announced A dAd roAunb n out M · 1 About apm Y1 I eop e n pOmeroy · REUNION HELD Cpl. Hysell Family G , f Party re~fonM!:" h~~n:~r:~ ::~ ~U..~:n! !:.twas h!~ S: M 'ddl an: 1 MEIGS THEATRE I I On Speakers Dropped By Ohio State Board 1 I j .,.,ool ! • unmatched dependability as we try prest!edt: CLEANING ASpecial~ II 011 JET ACTIOII WASIIER Ooe·year Warranty-backed bJ General Motors-lor repair of anr .. defect without charge. pkls W· year Protectio. f'tan ior fll'nkhtng ~ep lacement Call Now 1nd 1rr1np for any defectM! part for Cleining •t 1n th e compJeCe trensRI'fssion. motor, or liwge c.apaclt.t Your Convenience. dri11e W!tler pwmpl Complete deaninl l8lYiet llptCially DN FLDWIIG lEAl' 1111YH One -year WarraGty-backed bf General Motors-for llil!l)air ol q defect wit- doaii!Oo plos loor• yeil' Protection Plan tor fumishi,.: reP'a~ment for atiJ defective part --of llodel OAK -IWAK J11 Adillt Wlllhll lahm • Patented Deep Acttofl tor cleans deep! thi7ttr1Ye ~ ~ o1 drum shaft. dr. . llzn-.c.,...,. fbwitt Hut Dryer lnlllll Jltita· • 2-cvcle TiRler lets )I(*! set eaact drying minutes! • Jet -simple Roller·mati c • No-stoop lint sa<eA ~ ri&ht mechan1 sm- no belts, pul- oo the door! levs, gears! • Gentle Flowine Heat pat'lpeiiS • Jet-Away tint rernotr"aJ-no -litwicsl ~~~~ ttap to <loan! - $ - per week I&J _ ... _ ~-- - - crldoiiiSIO 111o't&aP crt people for ....... crt cllfa'd •aaDRL Keepilllltle W.wel dnllld II •. . dry deaned •• . or regular laundry wuhed •• , 01lr f• per- fect job. ... OIIIIIOUQII. t2•tlbiiooo 7c':. 10c:: (All Ty!IOII ~ 10C ,_.ft. 2SophOMOreS Enten"ng OU H Co}}ege ROBINSON'S. -~ AMI IIIIUKD• *JIINI OIIM ~ .. ~=.;j);~r::t~2n~.flt ·l'!lfon.lWIWiN'il i!J - ~· ...4 , ·"!['.!. ' !'"":!=. ·~ .... > .. .,,.'•\• ,' I IN COURT - These Pomer2y High schoo!, students wait for further cotl[t activity during a recess last Friday In Meigs County court. The students launched a aenes of Day In Court sess1ons that wtll bnng I 0 offiferent students to the courthouse each Friday to observe the office of Judge Frank W. J'Q~ter, Jr. At left, County Co.urt Deputy Clerk Eliza beth Hobstetter prepares to call the next defendant. Standing in the rear of the courtroom ts James A. Dtehl, ~HS prm~tpal. Seated . left to rtght , front row , are Cheryl Edwards, Barbara Kennedy, Linda Reuter. ~~~~d row, Candt Grueser, David Goodwm and Hila Vaughan. Back row, Jon Guinther, Bill Francis. J eff Gibbs and Carson Crow.-Sentinel TheFron tS At aGJance Confessed Murderers Gave M•ddJ I eporl Fami•1yconcern 1 I * * * D' • Rad }iff s Ch arged 1 w· hMUrder ------ Arrest Made BYp }' (n Middleport · Bu:,' 1 \ I I I, ) ~ l j' i ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ' :! "- • [' Term Ordered t W••••- 3c':: FIVE e&nl ;!'·. ""~ -· Day JaiJ ' I LIV...., ~: ~.: . ~.·J;; .. ' 1 '' DAVEOHUNGEil,MGR. MIDDLEPORT, 0. - urpel ..• Whether It should be shampooed Drv Cl"nl"l ..... d-.Jiflllll BAKER FURNITURE .-. rue • clllties Ullll't you of a 3 59 9 5 ,. for your type ef :.. ,a.-. Elberlelds In Pomeroy - - - dothes and'shoel -. and r«t'l AfJIICI AeW Fal clolller, too. LAtt •llelp. Welend..aliool ~ ~y ROBERT WING~ sessiOn: . . 1 Judge Porter, who coaCl1es t>xpecled 10 week will be nr.ed· work or the court. . th . t .t f d t' I H1gh school students gomg to The JUdge has lnvrted 10 dlf- the PHS 7 - Bth grade football ed lor all the Pomeroy senrors He noted his is 1 court of 1 Ste • 1· 1 · up schools e m enS! y o the an dangers e uca tona pro- I ~ur t ror d'I~IP · 1mary · · a session. · gram in ppmg the public about of cancer reasons· 1eren1 pupt-1s to. observe h.lSI team m us etsure hours, looks to VISit . 1 record which has replaced the was the topic of the speaker Saturday in a regional meet- ts almo~t routine on log s~ts court for educational purposes!a.t the program as a coopera- Students. atlendmg last Fn- old Justice of Peace system of ing of the American Cancer o~ law enforce~nt agenc1~. throughout . th~ school year. ttve venture .belween the court day's se ss ~on ~eard such ca!:les 1several years ago. OOLlJMBUS ~ THE . STATE Society in Athens. relevant data suggesting that But puptls walkmg freely onto PHS Pnncipal James .A.! and the public schools. lned as mtox1 catwn. assault, , The Judge also said his court Bolrd of Education canied ~ Catherine Savorinsky, encu- increased educational efforts court 19 learo how the law D1ehl: Jr., who accompamed1 ".It is my hope that other and alleged sale of high . pow- has original jurisdiction in civtldlrlllloll ol the eontroverstal live secretary of the Meigs shoold be made 1o reach child- works w~s unheard of here un- , the ftrst delegatiOn, when ask- I Me1gs County Schools will take ered beer on Sunday. il suits of up 1o 1300, co-.•nt ..ntralbed alate achool baa pur- County unit, with volunteers, ren in lhe pre-teen age brocket. til Me1gs County Court Judge ed how the high scbool semors advantage of this opportunity' At the outset of the session JUrisdiction with Co~ Pleas tlwlDc plu over Tbe Mro. Jamea Brewington R. N. ACS delegates from District Frank W. Porter, Jr., was host hke the expenence. md1cated for llte1r studenls to atl end .fudge Porter gave the studenls courts in money actions between - ~~--!!'conduct~ -~ and Miss Nina Rusaell: treas-19 also elected Ralph F, Massie, to a croup of ,II Pomeroy High they wero "very much impreoa-•court sessions arter thill school a brief sketch of the County $300 and $500, and no juriadlcDc bearlDJ llld_ay llllbt ~ urer of lbt local board, heard ' M.D. of Ironton · to the ACS oladellts· la _1111 Frlioly't_~fl od." Iterm," sard Judge Porter. It IICourt's responsibilities and the_lion for oi'litJCI!- over ~00. al 1ft. tabling • reaolption Aaslstant Ohio University Dean IObio Division Board of TrusIn further ·.xptaining the Coun~llllday calllq for local school Dr. Bernard Black suggest firsllees. He will represent lhe ..,._,..,._._nn·,~,.. ty Court operation, Judge 'Pun. .. districla to participate voluntar- emphuis hould be directed to eighl counties of the Ohio MediWASHINGTON (UPI)-LOst: er said it has jurisdiction io lly In lbt p~. an anti-mtoking campaign 1- cal District 9 in planning and One speeeh on the pending all misdemeanor cases and jut• In other &ctMID the board ten- mong teen-agers. developmg state wide programs ' senate farm bill, said to be isdicHon for preliminary heartetlvely allocated ..,111,885 to The society learned as long ' o!Cancer conlrol. . "replete wltb very excellent ings in felony cases. County aevan Oltlo achoo1 districts un- ago as li58 when il conducted I thinking." . . Court, however, cannot hand der tht VocaiiMal Education a pioneering study of the smokSAIGON Tueoday !UPI)Sen. Fraak J. Lausche, D All was pleasant dunng a three-week vacation tour down judgments in cases involv· Act. They were Cleveland, lng patterns of 22,0110 Oregon U. S. Air Force BSZ bombers Ohio, wbo misplaced il, repor~ Iof the Southwest that ended Sunday rught for a Middle- , ing penitentiary sentences, Porf9'14,311; Toledo, '151,181; Tri- hlgb school students, thai cbildtnclay ottsclted a ouspected ed tbe loss to !be Senate Mon- 1 port famil y. except lor the posstble threat to tt by the ter said. County Athens, Hocking, Perry ren whose parents, teachers, idViet Coag coacenfraflon %0 day night. conlessed killers, Boggs and Radch!!, bemg m the same "In short," Porter told the Joint Vocatlollal School, f104,- oil, etc., smoke, are more likemiles north of Salgon lor tbe The Democrat described It area. . I PHS students, "this is small 012; Youngliown, ~.too; ly to acquire the smoking habit thfrd lime absee S.pt. Z, I mil- •• a very excellent speech" I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovat- claims court and a court lor Greeno County 'I W ""· Lo- themselves ltary apokesmao repOrted. aad asked tbat the Iinder if ter and children. 257 S. FourthI' . h . " ' ' ,....,, . 000fS Tb of tb ld ' lXle C · L V N d pre lmmarv eanngs. 10 raiD, $145,191; EatolerD Frank- From the Oregon survey, Iae areo e ra was there is oae, please return It st. were . as egas, eva a I "It's al;o the busiest court liD- .Joint .Vocational School ter studies have yielded lurther placed aeor Ben Cal In Blab to bfm. the same lime lhat Donald M. . th 1 , added p fl 423 430 ' Two Meigs county Ohio Unl- Doon' province wbere goer( Boggs 23 Londonderry Ohio m e coon y, orler as ' ' ' sfl h riliiS ore believed bldl•• In """"""'" """"""''""' > ·... and DiXI.. Lee Radcliff" 16 he got down to administering £A ver y sop omores will partici..,. · • the 1 10 · 10 his d wpate In the Honors College pro- tbe HoBo wood&. B5Zs hit tbo ' IAmesville preacher's daughter aw cases on ""' OOLIJMBUI- ANNEXAT· gram this autumn semester, Dr. orea on Sept. IIDd ogsln .. Pair Being Held have admitled they left a trail ket that day. ion of 2,314 acres of Sharon and lt Perry Twpo. by the city of CoSamuel Jasper, director, an- Sept. 10. In County Jail Iof victims' blood along t h e lumbwo was opproved unanJ. nounced today. ·· highways. mously Mllllday b lbe FrankThey are Allen Swartz, son of[ IUPI)- Tile U. S. mmtaey Lester Pike, 28, Racine and J FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (UP!) _-A Mr . Hova tter said he _is qu ite I liD County Co ~~ Wade Alva Little, 29, RD J, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Swartz, Rt commaud also dJsclosed to- 16-year-old boy. Racine RD 2, .murd er complamt was r11M r~ rtam he saw the pa1r hitch· , The ::: Inc";'~ tbe Cheshire baa been sentenced to 3, Coolville, studying chemical day lbat floe tbe Flrot Cavolry were being held on open charg- ~ Monday against the 16-year-old hiking once in Nevada. This 1111161 ol a 110-<fay jail term in the Meiga engineering and Janice Tanne- Dlvisloo, a %0,ootHnan air es today in Meigs counly jail daughter of an Ohio preacl•erl would have been before Boggs[ 0 lCe 1 te of the propoaed _. million county jail lor eacaplng from hill, daught~r or Chester Tanne- mobile lllllt, will play 1 key charged by Sheriff's depulies' in the deaths or two men who and Radcliff bad been picked 1 ~ J:wery, a the. Middleyort Town jail. hill, 116 Locust-s!, Middleport, role oplnst Commonlst per· Monday alter allegedly occu-[ befriended her and her e<-con-: up by two young men whom . reuoa move. Ltttle was aentenced by Corn- majoring in languages. rlllao deep lo South Vlel pylng a boat on the Ohio River Iv1ct boyfnend. they are now charged w1th mur- ' mon Pleas Court Judge Jobn The three-year opeclaTiy de-l Nam'o central hlplando. owned by Arthur Stobaro , An- The complaint against Dixie dering.' I . WASIIJNGTON- A SI'NATE C. Bacon after pleading guilty signed course of 'study combine• tiquity. Lee Radcliff was filed shortly "I wouldn't have thought An R. D. 2. Middleport man oubcOinmlttee Monday recom. lo an Informational aflldavil classwork with independent, su-' NEW DELHI (UPI) - Uoft. Sheriff Robert c . Hartenbach!after Superior Judge Laurence much about it if I had been a-· was arrested by Middlepo_rt pol· mended lpproprlatfoll ol more prepared by Prosecuting Attor- pervised research. Successful ed NafiODS Se<retary Geaeral also reported today his depart-IWren ordered the girl to stand lone," Hovalter told The DaUy ~ t~e on a c_harge of fathng. to Iondo to complete deepening of ney Bernard V. Fultz. completion of honors work ;, Tlodl today postponed bla reo ment has recovered two bicy- 1trial as an adult. He noted that Sentinel. "but when you lam- yteld lhe roght away follow111g all Great Lake1 IJid St. Law. In other Common Pleas court recognized at sraduation and on lura to New York 1n bopH of cles reported missing owned by · she showed a "rebellion against ily IS along, il's different.' ' a two · car colliSion on Locustrenee harbors and channeill. activity, Adria G. Sayre has the student'a transcript. wiDning lndlao approval of aa the children of Herbert Seth , 242 her home and religious Ufe-"1 The Hovatlers traveled with ' st at IU9_ a. m. Monday. The Army Corps of Engineera been awarded a divorce from To quallfy lot acceplsnce In Jmm,odJale cease-lire lot Koab- Riverview Dr., Pomeroy. She described the brutal slay- a camper !railer and enjoyed Police s~ld Dana Roy Clark hao started lo deepen the bar- Jam~ Sayre. The plaintllf, the Honors College, 8 student mlr. He Is now e;rpected to reo ings in a complete statement. every minute of it, they said. 21, . w?s ctted to Mayor Lee bors and cltannels lo 2'1 feet chargmg sross neglect of duty must have earned 1 3.5 grade tum to Paldatan for more . I A similar complaiot was Is- Their tour extended as far west Smtih s court alter he attemplbul the aubcommittee !afd ad- and extreme cruelty, was grant- average during hio first aemes- peace lalkl floere. Veterana M•mor18l Hospllal Isued earlier against her boy . as points in Calilorna. ed to make a . left turn onto dltlonallllOiley II needed to com- ed custody of one minor child. ter at Ohio University. The're are Adtnlsslons - Ruth McFar-j friend , Donald Melvin Boggs, ::;:a~st and ht:eda~ Cheat"" plete the procram. Appreciation Noted 54 sophomores enterillj] the pro· 11 Firemen Attend land, ·New Haven; Nellie Eblin,: 23. of Londonderry, in Ross Laborites Ousted 11 " Ea;:..;;:;: Rt. Yl S:~J: , gram ·this month. Logan ]mtruetion Pomeroy; Janet Neal, Mtddle-: County. Hos arratgnment was 1 N U b 1 b K ' ' 8oSTON - PRESIDENT For Gtft by Oub Dr. Jasper has called lhe Eleven memhers of the Ra- port; Cannen Haddox, Middle-[continued Monday until Friday. n orway P eava s :,;,a ~- was minor Jobnson'o lntervenllon 10 the Melp General hospital offl· special study "a atrong, chat- eine Volunteer Fire department port; William Searls, Middle-: The couple was accused ofl OSW, Norway iUPII :-AIinurie gwere rt and no recenl steel Industry "*Ua. clals tuday announced their ap- lenglng program for the partie- attendtid the Hocking Valley Re- pori; Mrs. Charles Ransom. Ra-1killing Robert Willis, 23, and Icoa:IIion or ~uri non~~at;stl ~ine; levied reJ:n~· I bl lions wu orlllclzed Monday preclatlon to the Sew-Rile Sew- ularly able student.'' gional Fire School at Logan cine· Bessie Hawkins Pori- Halvor Johnson, 28, both of pdar Iesfremerg ti. fltlml pian o- in Mayor Sm'th's Yurt n g ', ...... by 1 "-club of Lincoln Height1 In · • d' ' •N t N H A h F k ay om na ona e ections 1 co were \ "'""' ormer "'""''euman . Ohio, Sunday. · Jan · [ ewpor : · .. near s or: which kicked Norwa 's 20- ear-lagainst Fred William Stewart, 1 Robert Taft Jr. II! Ohio. Pomeroy for a ~ domaUon to SERVICE CHANGED They .,... Dale Roush, Steve, Dlscbarlle• - Jack Crites, Am., rune days_ago. Authort- old Labor governme~t out ~I of- Middleport, $10, costs and three 1 The Cln<lnnatl Republican the hoopllal. Services beld at the Hazel Wagner, Edward Aulberson,iCoolville; Gregory Medley, ties said the parr also robbed lice in a dramatic sw· to the ldays in jail for DWI · Robert lpoke 11 1 GOP ltltlmonlal dJn. Thelodomatlons made will be Community ehurcb hav. ~n Bruce Ci?iand, Rev. Paul Sel- Hockingport; Lester B. Bailey,! the two men of 131 and credil 1right. "" Eugene Adkins, 24, vo;too, and -for Mu~lmelts Gn. llllod a piece of changed ~rom Tueaday lo ~ilers, Richard Walle, Roger Middleport;. Joho Groce, Loog _carda and thw car. Widespread dissatisfaction, Cecil W. Rice, Jr., 25, R. D. 2, Jolm Volpe. 'The ~Uoa ~Uip ~~~-~~ wltb d1y at ?.3 p. m., Rev. Ours, BtU Nance, John E. Win- Bottom; Michael Gardner. Syra. with inftation and charges of' Racine, each 'I and costs for oow b that In f'lfll')' maJOa-,11- tton7'the 1ft,_ recopl- Hart, paator, hu IDDOWICed ,«ell, Larry Speao>er lind Walter cuse; Rhonda Reynolds. MaaHUNTERS FINED waste in the country's vast, Ifailing to yield tile right o1 ltor·mlllllgem~ t~e~oUatlon the ll • Everyone Is welcome. ' Cleland. on; Roger Kranz, Findlay. Two sqUirrel. h."?'"" arrest- state-run Industries appeared toi JOVernmelll ......,. or later ed by State DIVISIOn ol Wild- have turned Norwegian JORW A--- Lee's B:l iU •Back to school" J -: ~, := :;.. e Teen-age Smoking Campaign Target Launch Educational Sit-in Plan with Court I Ill HOUSE CLEANING? RUG &CARPET 1 =- at ' f DOUBLE OUR SALES! ...:;:::~ 1 cewn 1 ""''"'· ~c .:.c ;. I 1 fasf Lefarf WSCSG M T d ee ay ... Ill;;. . 1 WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ~ -g ;-.• ~ WOOSTER, Ohin. (UPI)-The l to appUcaltoo of tbe n~ rolt. 1with recommendations of the Oh1o State UniverSity board of The trustees emphaSized that faculty and President Novice U'usteq,.,_ In aurprlse move :any speaker must be brought In Fawcett. voted today to eliminate lbe l by a recognized student organi- Voting for retention of the socontroversial speakers' rule that Ization and It must be clear that , called "gag rule" were Bricktouchad off demonstraliooo and It Is the organization ond not er, attorney carlton S. Darprolestt 011 the Columbus cam- the university that is doillj] the gusch of Columbus and Me! vin pus last apring. inviting. I B. France of Cleveland. They emphasized that a. Sbocknessy joined hoard The trustees vo~ 4-3 to ell~ speaker invited on the campus : Chairman Allen B. Loop of 'J'ofnale the speakera rule, which;that is aUended by extreme l tedo and Stanley B. Allyn of r~ulrtd !be approval of the ! emotional feeling mut have Dayton and Jacob Davis of Cinun veraliJ all on- some campus approval for ~1·o- l cinnati to eliminate the old rule 0 :m'": the'~U:· tection and the proper tacill-' and provide new regulations for ra o were 8 .., ties. guest speakers. both ol whom opposed the tole The action brought Ohio State Frederick E. Jones, Columbus chanp In July. in line with other slate univer- insurance executive, and John Bowtver, tbt tnutet. pre. sities, which have no such rule. G. Ketterer of Canton were abICribed cerllla coadllioal 11 The decision also was in line sent. BRIGHTER UUTHAN EVER DLiiDf cow; BKCK. Jl.G..1UN ... ,i.J.o _. Controversial Rule RCA 1 Oj ~~~~~~---------------------------------------------------------------------------0~TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, .1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - ELBERFELDS 1 •·-::: VOL XVII NO. 125 led 1 enttne at y Dftoted To The lnterur. 01 The MlriJa-MIJiora .4reo a,;:· n:· • • e de- ship of Time, Talent and EnerRun State Park Sunday, Sep- 7Rth at thJefhofmelorol CMp~- and Mra httonal leader when Se~tem- ' ~n" Wa;, Th hy "Have Thme rf tember 5 oger • ers. · Lo~~; , opened the de-[ There was a belling and show- ~i I ef)O . . Mr. and Mrs. George Freder· Norman E. Hysell and sons ~ meeting of the WSWS of vottons followed wtth prayer :er for Mr and Mrs. Jack Kel- · Rue Tuckerman has re- tck Jr. of Chester are announc- Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schiller Attending were Dr. a~ Mro. Terry and Bruce who are 11011 lbe' Enterpri1e t:UB church was b the . leader 'ley Saturday evening, Aug. 28, , t ned from a vacation in Flor- lng the marroage of theU: .dau- and sons, Freddie iond Randy, Larry Kiracofe and Emtly, Co- stationed in Baltimore, MarJ• ~d Tuesday evening, at the y . . rat hiS parents', Mr. and Mrs. I ida with his daughter and son- ghter. Joyce Ann. to AI vie A. of Trafford, Pa., and Mrs. Hll- Jumbos; Mrs. James Connally, land. ljome of Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, On the worship center table John P. Kelley of Chester. A, . -I Turner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. da Hysell of Columbus were re- Ricky, Theresa, and Becky, Cll· eli M d Mrl -ROse Rill ••,. a clock remindmg one they lpmk and white color theme I m aw. d Mr Ed Re ld Alvie A. Turner Sr. of (:oolville. cent guests of Mr and Mrs clevlll~; Mr. Eber Henderson, Atten ng were {dan ht . : are to be good stewards of time was carried out in the decora- ~ Mr. an k gu ga~ l'':ei~ The single ring ceremony Charles Warner . . Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Henderson, ~rt J:ers ~tt Sht had for her topic, "Give ana not to abuse it · a Bible hon , were wee e es 0 toqk plact at St. Paul's Metho- M d M · Chari Warn Miss Wilma Henderson, Port· trey, nna, Y an 1 God Glory Through Steward- !role whiCh several ~erses from After the bellmg • door prize I son 1: : Y~:~i~.;',~nM~. dlst church Parkersburg, Sat· er ;~ed ·~~me W~nesda; land; Mr. bMrs. Warren Pick. dy ; Mr. and r;:;s. :r~,!'~; • Matthew regarding stewardship ,was won by Mrs. Mary Kelley I Val R yn V , ,urday, Sept. 4 at 1.30 P-~- by after a visit in Marietla with ens.Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White- and son ~b • M nd M were read and a folded fan sug-' afler which they opened many i Morgan~wn, ; · \ etu o-lthe Rev._E. David DuBoiS. her son Joho Sewell who ac- head, Jean, Jane, and Juli: Rmes J; f~s. ; · and -~ gestmg the stewardship of tal- lovely gifts , Miss Ixle Ierce as r r The bride wore a pale blue th ho' They Mark We~er, Johnnie and Bar· oger e ers, r. a chl Ohio ent that when folded does not Ice crea.;, cake, mints, col- red from a month's vacatiOII to !sult with dark blue accessories compan M . : ·t~'::t. nd bara Henderson, all of Reeds- Clifford Icenhower an~ ld· TONIGHT & TUESDAY • t r worth but when ·fee and kool-aid were served Ithe west coast. She visited and a corsage of white rose- went to ane a Wt · a ville ; Mr and Mr!l. Harold reo, Ricky, . Mary Lou Sherrie "McHALE'S NAVV JOINS ~h~~ :,~u yu~ in acl;on, worth on crystal trays. Attending were, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. buds. Her mother '!'ore a pale Mrs. Brad Schiller and sons, Middleport; and Mr. and Mrs. Dee and Clifford Jo; Cpl. an4 TH~.~~~~~~'f'" a~d beaut Pare seen b all. IMrs. Letha Woods, Mrs. Hat-r Millard Pte~ce before returning pink dress w1th white accessor- who were retummg to their Sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy, Mrs .. Norman Hysell and llllllS, 1\m Conway Joe Flynn. Ga Y y 'lie f'rederick, Mr. and Mrs Nor- I' to Flint, Mich., to resume her 1es and the bride's grandmoth- home 10 Trafford, Pa., after a Middleport : and Mr and Mrs. 1'~rry and Bruce; Ricky, BM ry Vloson. hilly Sands . Su A stewardship panel was h~I? man Frederick, Mrs. Zona teaching duties in the elemen- er wore a bT?wn dress w1th vuut With thell' grandparents. William Meredith and Roger, me and Kay Gilmore; Mr. IM :!~:~it.: He'• In At•ln with several members partiCI· Biggs, Mrs. Henry Thomas Cin- tary schools. Iblack accessories. The m~ther Mrs. Mary E. Ohlinger re- Beverly. Mrs Henry Arnold and 1011 Cartoon• patmg including a career wom· dy , Melba Jean and Melissa; Merrie Ault, daughter of Mr. of the groom was _attlr~ m a turned home Wednesday evenGene, and Jerry Aleshire. an, a wife. mother, widow and Mr and Mrs Curtiss Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. William Ault visited blue suit and hat wtth betge ac- ing .tiler a visit in Dayton with theThf 1966 =ion will be held retired women and each spoke and Mrs. Ray Pooler, Mr. and recently with Mr. and Mr!l. C. cessor1es. . her son and daughter-in-law, ast S Y In August at1Portland. WED. and THURSDAY Stpftmbtr 15·16 Ion giving ways of mainlaininR Mrs. Lando Clay and granddau- H. Wise, Jr. in Waverly. ~·otlowlng the weddmg tbere Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wickham NOT OPEN :;tewa rdship m their .lives. An .>!:hler . Mr. and Mrs. Mari.on . rn· was a rec;eptmn at the home of and dauahters. offNing was taken w1th prayer Parker. Mr s. Selma Call, Cm- Miss Ell~ Dutto~ has_ retu ! the brides pare~LS. ~e table Mrs. Mary Barber returned FRI~!:t:~t_~A 'J1~1~DA Y Iby Mrs Long. The hymn, "Take I dv Collins, Mrs. Elizabeth Hay- 1 ed to .Denmson University at•was decorated With w.hJte roses to her home, Ravenswood, W "THE TERROR " 1My Life and Let It Be." and :es. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Pool-- Granville for her sophomore and candles: A beautiful three- va., Friday, after a vlslt with (Technirolor l pruyer by Mrs. Menzel Smith er and Lawrence and Kathy I year. She was accompanied by t1er~ weddmg cake topped With her sister, Mrs. Dessie PatterBoriS K~rlof~, Jhack f'\ Jellol closed the devotions . all local I her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Dale a bride and groom and decor- son son. an.. ;: H~'C,RtS" D. . th b . . , ·,on Mr a~d Mrs Brady Michael Dutton. i ated with pink roses and silver . I . Jas. G11rner. Eva Marie Saini. . urmg.. e . usmess . . ses . Mrs. . Mary Kelley, and Nor a' . F'orresl Bachte I has relurn ed bells baked by the bn'de•s gran d- Mr . and Mr s. Robert Warner Rod Taylor, John Sa nnN w1t.h Mrs. SnHth pr esrdr nl : m I Kelley of Sistersville, w. va. to Mt. Union college at A.lliRn.L'e l mother, Mrs Louden, ~as aer·, and daug~ters, Ruth, .Margaret charge: r~por~s wcr~ gi~en and Laura Northcraft of Friend· I after spending a few weeks with ved by Mrs. E.lson 0 Connor, and Debbie of Ober~m were SUN .• MON. and TUES. A lelt tc r . wa:s .· ead con~er~~ng lly. w. VB . I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. For·. cousin of the br1de. Coffee and , weeKend guests of h1s parents. HCIRSC~~ ~J~LD" The World E\i angel magazme, There were several sent gifts: rest Bachtel and h.is sister, Miss. punch were served by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner. __ by Mrs Long. Named as the :unable to atlend . Caroi .Bachtel. .Bert Louden, aunl of lhe bride. Miss Susanna Arnold left SatMichael Bratton went to Relatives from oot of state urday for Athens where she will Ft. Wayne, Ind., over the week were Mr. and Mrs. Elson O'Con- atlend Ohio University. She is Pit•llic, Reunion u end where he will enter Ihe nor and daughter Carol of Eden, resitli116 at Lindley Hall.. . H~/11 at Weber Home Ft. Wayne Institute of Techno!- New York; Mrs Grace Louden, Mrs. C. L. Arnold 18 viSitmg . . . ogy. He was accompanied by Derby, N. Y., and Mrs. Bert in Rand, W. Va., w11b her A .famil y ptcnlc dmner and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ow· Louden and family New Hav- daughter and son-in·law, Mr. reumon was held Sunday at en Bratton en, W. Va. and Mrs. Charles Elliott and the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Vtr- : .· rut[ The newly married couple left family non Weber in Rutland. I Dave, Rice, .900 of Mr. a , Sept 6th for New York where · .. Present were Dennis. Dean, . Mrs. Gene Ric~, has return~d : tthey will vi.11it Niagara Falls Mrs. Maxine Ar.nold VISited I Donna, Dallas, and Duane We- from Cedar Poml, Lake Ene,; They will reside at Eden, N V SUnday afternoon m Athens. 1 bt·r: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence where he has been employed wber~ the groom has employ- Mrs. Joseph Fields and dough· 'lilhoan: Mrs. Albert Milhoan, dunng the Sl!mmer. He has en- ment. ter, Patty, attended the graduMr. and Mrs. William Bailey I roll ed at RIO Grande colle~e l ation exercises of MarleU.a and children, Mr. and Mrs. Em- for the fall term. He attenaed School of Practical Nurses Frierson Jones and daughter. Bar- Ashland College last year. Smorgmbord Event day evening to see Miss Janice : bara , Middleport : Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson, son of Mr. and Plalllled bv Women Evans receive her diploma. Wilham Rose and son Col um. Mrs. James Johnson, lS a stu- I •. Mrs. Everett Thoma~ spent a bu ~ Mr and Mrs Le~ David- dent at Marshall Umversily He I Plans were discussed for a couple of duys last week in Coson.' Athens. Mr and Mrs. " a 1965 graduate of Middle- smorgasbord dinner to be ri;,~~ lumbus with her daughter and Raymond Cole and children, port High School. Also attend-, m the chUrch audltorm~ om- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Genr , Pomeroy Rd and Mrs C 1': mg Marshall Is Maike Shafer,, ber :U. when the Calhohc ~ t DeW..,. and family . Burdette and 'cha,·les Burd~ue: son of Mrs. Mary Shafer and en's club of the SacNd ~ ,~.>Jr. and Mrs. Dale Justis of -- - -- - - Bruce Wallace. son of Mr. •nd 1church met Thursday ev~dnmgt. Ft Wayne fnd are the guest< • , , lor Nationwide Car Insurance! You 'll like our . ht waIIar~ ' ' Mr. and Mrs nom,nating committee were IMrs. DWig I Mrs Paul e asel, . preso 'th en ' of . her parents, big savings and fast service, too. For details, call ; Mrs Long Miss Dorothy Long Mr. and Mrs. William B. opened the meetmg WI J:ray- Victor Young Sr I and Mrs. 'Herbert D1xon IThomas have returned to er. A Deanery meeedtmgl at odus· · h B1 t u let was announc . t was e"'- CI'IAFTON Prsyer .a nd grace by Mrs. their orne m e mon ' .nass., M11k XI S.rlel QG-601 114 E. 2nd st. Purl ind Ken Wllli•m• PomProv , 0 I Dixon closed the mee ting after I, after spendmg the summer here cided to attGend ~, demons tra ll• l wbl (owtf.U dl1m1tt/) the. .Zi61Q. l n . plct• rt I ' , th · h 1 Middl tton at the as ~mpany, which refreshments were serv- at fiT orne n epor1 be ed It was ed by the hostess to those nam- 1and with relaJ1ves in Charles- '11atede to ahnnounc : for the rOUp vot to pure ase mus1c W V ed above and Mrs Thomas ton, · a. be t 1 ho POPULAR UPRIGHT DESIGN ! B•ntz Mrs. Phihp .Smith, Mll., Miss Margaret Sauer had as 1c P~ay~re~y ~~s. easel dosed S UeS ~ Mutual 1 n ~urance company James Will and children, Becky, her dmne: gue!!l Frt~ay MISS the meeting after wh1ch a Tup· The WSCS of East Letart! e)lew RCA Hl-!:l'f£ COLOR TUB£ ~~----.--,.. home ofl ke= Colu.mbu~. Ohi o - - -••.,, Be~trly and Brran ~ill and Ann, IShJ~ley Will who re:ndes a~ the perware party was held with church met at the church last 1 • 25,000·volt New Vista Color Phil and Laura Ohlmger Meigs County home. The dmner l Mrll Jack Carsey as demon- Tu sd . 'tb tO mM!· Chassis - - -- -- - ·---- -- - -- - - - ------. Iwl5as ibn. o~daservan: of ~lirley's straior. Refreshments were be~ :~vn~~Dil Wl • Super.powerful New Vista VHF tuner th Irt Y a . · e was ' ,.,.ved by Mrs. George Hackett The business meeting opened RCA Solid Copper Clrcuill • presented with a g11t from MISs Jr., Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Jos- with reading St. Joho IS verses • Ullro-sensitlvo Solid Stste UHF replace old fnhlaned ~3t f'! tuner Sauer. eph Raub, Mrs. Leon McKnight, 7-l! and prayer by Mrs. Earl "hand. wirin&" in oww211 • RCA Automatic Color Pur1iier posoble trot1bto spots fer Mrs. Tom Ables and Mtss Rose Adams Mrs Wilham Fox preil'tater dependability, • One-set VHF tint tunln& VISIT CAMP Raub. sided over the busineS! meetbellfl TV peofomunct, Several members of the Mid- i ing A letter was read from • Stay-set volume control fewer arvict ludadta dleport Church of Christ spent VISIT IN INDIANA Mrs Marie Richards concerneAII·rana:e tont control Every capp11 dltUit il n the weekend at Howell'& Mills Mr. and Mrs. Otis and ing a workshop 1o be beld at OUd 1epliR of fhl Q· Christian Camp at Ona, W. Va. Lois Marie spent the the Forest Run church Septernno! raastwlftli.., Aitending were the Rev. Don- Day weekend with their son ber 11. Also new 11165-M were aid Hicks, Wendell Gerloch, ldaughter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. distributed. Mrs. Ferne Hayman Wilbur Theobald, and Walter ITed Bailey at eave a short reading from The Mmi p1op/1 own RCA VICTOR th1n 1ny t11h11 14/lvflfo., , Bunce, Indtana. Methodist Story on Tithing. Mrs Roy Donahew rad the ... b/1ck 1nd whit• 111 Will worship service The program IAlpic was "Rekindling the In- .THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONIC:I i ner Life Through Prayer." Take Time to be Holy was the SEE TlfiS MODEL RCA Victor Color Television opening hymn Readings were and all the other wonderful models in coosoler, pven by Mrs. Herbert Shields, lowboys, u~ripts and table models now on sale Mn!. Roy Pearson, Mrs. ijerin the Mus1c Department on the 2nd floor. Stop schel Norris, Mrs. Ferne HayIn soon, select a color set for you and your famman, Mrs Virgil Roush, Bal'DON'T OVERLOOK ily and enjoy the new fall sbowa on an RCA bara Adams, Mra. Earl Adams Victor Color TV set. , and Mrs. William Fo<. YOUR RUGS ••• The group then adjoUrned lo the church baaement lo celebrate the birthday of Mrs VIrgil Roush. The hoatesaes lot the JOCial hour were Mra. Clarence Adams and Mrs. Earl Adam. Mn lt'rlll J..ona - l. I ) \', tng' I m:"haae -will come Into lbt picture and the Preoldeatl . will dietate 1 lltllemaal," Tall &ald. Booster 711oms Wt.ll·Con-duct Drz·ve ----· . 1r.J j .JACIIIOH, ORIOThe annual Middleport A~[ be turned In at _the ColumbustCODtrlbutilllll to be used Robert 1\'tlil, 21 , of near Lore letlc Boostor AlsoclatioD flllJII!and SOUthern Ohto Electroc.lmprovements in the Clly, was eleelrocuted MctlldiJ drlYI wUI beiiD. Wednesday ICctmpanJ ,S.turday from 10 1. 1program. when he IPJII"IItl)' II1Uebed 1 when mnthen of llit pSOC!fa. mpl:,! PJIL ' M?ther' asoigned Include pe- ·IIDI11pped~ 1111en tioDwUIGDV. .:tbafnlt. M'n drt 1""'eompletedfor WIU1am Ault, ¥•l lUI ear hill uUII(J pole on Ohio Chariot ar.diHII7 lllid Mr · the•~• :..;oe~n1 Conde, Mra. llelbert • bert. Lewla Sauer Jr 1111 Clla~ Ia me. lhal Mrs. WilHam . , . ,men. ' ·• 'r.~•!ng . ney Sauer, !lin. . IIOVNT OILIAD, ORIO mothera bave fl1lm WIJCI. lllllllq Ia 1111111 for Mrs. Clyde .Bartlett Mi'l. CIWUJ!SI 1) -= eo-eha:· Morrow CGtmty hll a , . _ Dtitday unW Saturday to com- ::'" ~........ Qa . . ;fl' .-- ·~ 'II... M.::::'' 111 llld )r leo tile Game Protector Donald Wil- the party which has :Oted liams were fined Monday in most continuously since 1936. Meigs COUI!Iy court. Judge Frank W. Potrter, Jr., lined UNIT CAU.ED William It Russell, Mrs. Glenn r Paul Marlin Shoemaker 110 and The Racine emersency lfaDsler, Mrs. George Hackett, costs for Illegal possesston of was called atiO:IS p. m. Mrl. MUtoo Hood, Mrs. James sqUirrels. . day for Bessie Hawkins, Pullen, Mrs. William Cblids, Meigs General Hospital ersvllle, who was Mrl. Don Mullen, Mrs. Lionel Adml18loaa-GcorgeMcDan- ·lo the Veterans Mrs. Manning Webster, iel, Pomeroy; Georgia Diehl, P1lai and entered as a lfrs. Robert Q-aig, Mrs. James Pomeroy; Robert Barton, Porn- palient. Mrs. Ted Riley, Mrs eroy; Lillian Walker, MkldleCALLED OFF Lyons, Mrs. John Kraw· port. . Mayor Lee Smith Mra. S.yre, and three DlacUr&es - Patrick Snider, llllddleport's - regular Cbarlee WIDib~, ~~~~·~ ~-ol•~ ~"" "llf· Incorporation is Filed by Utility Secreary of State Ted W. today reported ftllng ar· . of oncorporatlon lor tbe ~ Valley Company, a _public 1111 ~ ~:'f· .~tb l,· monstock t:"Sm~ueTho COJD. Jennaln Killle and C~ Springer jr • · • The ' · F � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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