http://66.213.69.5/files/original/19df05cc844b6c44fc52e1871404b6a5.pdf 7ff1504764013c92955369c5a8e6380d PDF Text Text ) • ~- 1 '' • RE'nJRN FROM IOWA ATI'JtlflJ )1.8-Da,lly Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 14. 19651 Bakers are Home ~ Mr. and Mrs}. 0. Rail balve tu:v~~a:::..n Meigl Chapter, - --- --·-- ' -- - ----- - - - f ada T · ~ returned rrotn ~.,edar Rapids, oIn Galllpolla • PLAN SALE I :~ Georg~'~aker I m wa, where they visited wit\~:; ~~~y to attood • , . Pbllathea Society ot the, • returned Friday after spending at!vee. They returned meeling of the GslllpoUI Chapo M.•1dleport Church ot Christ wott i OplC for two weeks at I heir summer cotI d Middleoorf Paul McDaniel, Jr., was hon·\niece, Miss Krlstlh Bowmtto ter DAR at the borne of Mrs. , · nsor a rummage sate C o Lak Ca d· Pans were ma e to sponsor • ored on his loth birthday the her home after spending •· E g Guest speaker l1lr ;~; and Saturda)', October 29- MISS/On roup ~~~le "t~er; ~e al:~ sp:t ·~ dinner lor children ol_the com- Asa Bradbury, son ol Mr. evening of Sept. 14 with a birth· era! weeks here with the Roll MI e~t!~~ was VUma Plkkao 3U '" t~e former A and p build· ' Devotions by Mrs. Edna Bak· week m Senec/ Falls, New mumty at ThanksgiVIng tim~ ~ and Mrs. Charles ~ t:'d~1· day party· at the home of his lamlly. They were also JOined : librarian with the BloMI• ing in Middteporl . er opened the meelmg or the 'lh th d ghter and when the Official Board o accompanied the ~,all : y parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul there by their son, Tom Roll, btie prolect Attending were -Sh II' Boice Group of Great York, WI eor au I d Heath Methodist Church met family to Senaca a s, ew McDaniel Sr of Chester who has spent the summer . SkiMer regent B e dae n Wedne!iday afternonn family, Mr. and Mrs. Ka a Sunday evening. The board also York the latter part of August ] Grandpireni; are Mr . and traveling the country He will Mrs. George ter ~od Mr•' MEIGS a~~ M~s Isabel Lewis' home. , !1mdy and children. who recent- voted to sponsor the Girl ~\::11ut where he ~as thear guest. Mrs. Arthur C. Barr, Chester, return to Kent State UniVersity Mrs. Edward Fos • "~ OlltD I Mrs Baker':s topic wa~ ··Pow- lly m?ved th:re. Mr. H:~:ly Fl~ Troop let by Mrs. John Kraw- David Wiley returned home and the late Mr. George A. Me· Thursday where he is majoring 0. P. Klein. -LAST TIMI TONIGHT er Failures"' and the scnpture l assocwted Wllh the ~p sczyn. Sunday fro!ll Cleveland where DanieJ of Cheshire. in journalism. BIRTHDAY ''M~:HALE'S NAYY JOINS Acts 1·6-11 She closed tht' de· I nance Company and IS dlstn~t I A discussion was held con- he has been employed with the ' Paul's birthday cake was deOBSERVES 1 b ted his THE AIR FORCE.. . b : manager over several offices m cerning a new organi~t silJ.ce radroad for the summer. He Icorated with green and white COMPLETES COURSE James Webster ce e ra I iTecbnlculorJ votmns Y prayer. h · ·1 d th his parents Mr fifth birthday with a party A J'lm Conway Joe Flynn. Ga Dunng the business sessmn, 1 t at area. . .t rt Mr. Newman Burdette, present ViSI e WI ' · which sat upon a white linen LETART, w. VA. - Army arten 08 ry Vinson, BillY Sands. Su 10 charge or the nres 1dcnt M1ss Mr and Mrs. Baker VlSl ed organist, is moving to Charles- 1and Mrs. L. R. Wiley before Itable cloth and a vase of gar- Pvt Charles A Stover, Jr., the Pomeroy Kinders Refre• ~an Silo Wilma Sayre, the Wh1te Cross. the Cornmg Glass com~:mf ~~ I ton, w. Va., where he will be gomg_ to Athens T_uesday whe~e ~ den flowers as the centerpiece. who.se parents u~e on Route 2, Monday afternoon. u and •• FeatureH•: Ht'l In A•• In h B· C II ge and the several scemc sites .nc u g employed. The matter was re- he Will be a JUntor at OhJO Games were played and fav- Letart W Va completed a rnents of lee cream c ps ..... C~rtooM t e acone 0 e ~. 11 ture tno . · · • · ·· . sorted cookielll " were aervcu. M<tlher Srhool quotas were di s· Watkm~ Fa s.. a na .1· ferred to the worship comm1s- Umvers1ty. ors of balloons, party blowouts, seven • week combat engmeer 1h WP WED. and THURSDAY cussed Thm needs are In the I Involving the cllmbmg up; ml ~ 1 smn. Mr.· and Mrs. Glenn Lambert i jacks, jumping beans, harns, course at Fort Leonard Wood, The ~lntstone erne aYOl'l September 15·16 l proeess of bt!mg filled <~nd a half to .the top of the falls I Mrs. Nan Moore, superi.ltt>n· trave returned from Berea and balloon squakers were giv- Mo., Sept. 9. He entered the used lD the napki,ns and r bll NOT OPEN I Special fJ' aver for the mt:-.· They also visited m Elbndge. dent of the church ~chool. an· w?ere th.ey VISited several dars I~· Aft~r Paul opened his many Army last Aprtl and completed were balloons. James antster I sionafles of the month was nf. N. y . with the Rev . and Mrs I nounced plans lor a combmed I With thetr daug~ter and ra~uly mce gdts, refreshments of Ice basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. grandmother~ Mn: Jed We FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY I feJed by Mrs Isabel Lewb Ronald Place an~ldren. ,worship and church school ser- :Mr. an.d Mrs. George Oooht~le l cream, cake, chips, and Kool iHe attended Pt. Pleasant high Sr. were asststed to serYIDI ~ !i~Em~ER~b·~~ ' Tt ro ram m charge ul - - -- I vJce on Sunday morning ~ept· and children, Steve and Conme. \ ade were served to Timmy schooL MlBI Susan Harris, teacher, a tTechnicolorl I Mrsle Jutt7 woift> was "School sponsiblhty to advance the dem-! ember 26 beginning at to' a.m. They accompamed Mr. and Baurn, Jtoger Karr, Linda Hoi· David Klng and c;;res Roush. Boris Karloff. Jark 1\'Jchol Boards and the Lally ·• ocJallc \~ay of hfe through their Attendance awards Will b~ pre- Mrs. Wallace. Bradford as far Ion, Joyce McDaniel, George and Mrs. Edison Hollan, Mr. son. San,~): ~0~6~15" Publlc schools v-.111 help to schools" she said. . I sented and the teachmg staff I as Berea while Mr. and Mrs. ,and Ri~hard Mora, Mary Jo and Mr. Arthur C. Barr and FIRST IS BORN Pari Ju. Garner. Eva Marit> Samt. f' AmencH stron and frPL' Pr,Jver by Miss Sayre dos· : recu nized There Will a!~o be a I Bradford went on th.e Conneaut IWolf, Ricky Hollon, Joyce, Lin- Mr. and Mrs. James Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert er Rod Taylor. John Banner ~e P . bl g 11 k. 1 ed tht• meet mg. alter wh1ch re· g the ror a v1s1t with their daughter Ida and Bruce Myers Cindy and Mr and Mrs James A McDan· (former Janice Hellon) are 'i 'fh t\mheml·n ~ pug ~~d ~rlee l~vl rrc~hments wNe seJved by thl' derntonstlrai!Tunh boon d votoo"et~ and son-m-law, Mr. and Mrs Melba Thomas, Li~da. David, iel.of Colu~us and .Mr and announcing the birth or their N d TUES t e scm00ou•~ s ch J"O'l · named rna en a s. thee pansh ar Iand Bren da Mc Dame· 1 or Co- Mrs. Paul McDaniel, Sr. · first chlld I son named RobMO SUN., . •n . mt'n mrhes lllU'-'1 •m·· 'hustcss to l1Ie a bove l'Ontmue paper Albert Clemson . . ' . . ' "CIR~8~ ~g~LO" I ceJlt Lht•ir full share of !his rc- : rncmbt'rs. . "Heath Happenings" ! Mr. a_nd Mr~. Chad PettJbone•l lumbus, and Paul's aunts, Ruth Mrs. McDanieJ was assist- ert Allen, weighing SHibopi.Ialli osiD. · · 1 Tl R M E Do d. •of Ashville, Ohio. and Mrs. Wm. and Barbara Lee Barr. ed by her mother Mrs Arthur at the st. Josepb,_- os ~--- -·-1e•d ev · Mrs. JoI'1e, t Ill'mots, · on 'tseptember 1• 1 h · · d wson fo hi •s-h Seipel or Co1urn bus were wee k I Parents attending were Mr. Barr, Mrs. Edison• Hollon, cus~ . t e crusa e un~:w ~t end guests of Miss Mabel Hy- -- - - --- - Jame McDaniel, and Mrs. Grandparents are Mr. and MrL I educat:n t~ be :·'~h~ Herbert Parker, Syracuse, 1 ~ sell. They brought Mrs. George; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp James Hollon and daughter ' and 1 C?,lum ~s or t e . 10 .' e ,o- Fry to Middleport for a two and their daughter and family, Joyce McDaniel. Mr. and ~, James Haldlst Conference With several I weeks visit with her sisters, 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall Sending gifts were Mr. and long, Star Route, Pomeroy. l, pe;soru; from the 1,ocal church Mrs. Herbert Fink and family ' and children, Edith and Bill. Mrs. Clarence McDaniel of Great grandparent'~ lrl Mr. pla~nmg. to at.tend. fhe me€Lmg and Miss Hysell Mr. and Mr. attended the White family re\..Ueshi.re, and daughters, Diane, I and Mrs. E. R. Halloo, Mrl, Iva · • • was closed wllh prayer. Pettibone have been at their , union held Sunday at Old Man's Singer, Mrs. Edna .SUIJ1JD8t&kl 1 suiMier collllge at Ash Cave. ICave. Sharon_ an~ Debbie. and Mr. Pearl Parker. _ Strong Schools /s T frl·l • ' G Plan Dinner F Ch 'ld or ren. Of ommunrty c I :,"':oct I c Around And About r ..!!"!r:. ::noon ' hd p rf Btrt ay a y 1s Given for p IM D . I au c ante ·i ort ll THEATRE ,, A ' 1 •• ., • 1 I • 1 You Want Bedford School News, Events 1 • • • And. we'll do it at "pin nwne y" low bank ra!fs to make the dral just as swt>et as the sound of your new moto r~ If you 've been dreaming abont a brand new Nancy Sl. Clair, Carolyn Brickles, Jean Mees and Jan· , iee r:ast man of Bedford school ! who are members of lhe Pome· l 1 roy band. played at Waharna : Frid:ty mghL ' Birthdays of the month being celebrated are Donna Tuylor, Richard Caruthers and . Terri Robson. all on the 19th; I Kenny Burke, on the 9th and I Bobby Blankenship on the 27th. I The Bedford Beaver 4-H club 1 and Richard Deun went to the 1 State Fair Sunday and on the 1 271h the Bookmobile came to our school Dunna Hooper and Linda Beal. SELECT YOUR NEW RCA VICTOR - 1 • 1 l Stop Dreaming - Start Choosing Right Now! 1 ON THE 2ND FLOOR AT 1 lilitens /iationa1 B hk I"''"'""TI _ I l I liS g Y· lo al C( _,<;;,> WE PAY 4% 0~ SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JOHN UNlER A revival at the Carleton Chun:h, Kingsbury Road, 3 miles off RoUte 33, will be . conducted by llev. John H. l..anier, Junction City, ObiO, lhe evangelist, Sept. 15 - 26, HO p.m., each ntgbt. Clyde Hinton is pastor. PROMPT DELIVERY- CONTINUOUS DEPENDABLE SERVICE- SENSIBU CREDIT , .... AT RUTLAND r FURNITURE Pre Season SAI.E of SALES • Low, Low PriceS! ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, 0. I NO. 126 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO todaY: to President Johnson to help achieve a cease-fire in Paldllan'1 war with India. He indicated he was ready for a ®mprollllse solution to the contUct. United Nations Secretary General Thant left New Delhi today with -an admission an "end to the fighting has not been aebleved" but be said thJt il no reason why peace i I ==================================-=--••~~'~~( Big Savi.ngS • Limited Number At These Speelal Prleesl J . .. til rlo he Pr in in( 11 lac ed Ko Bri AU • enttne WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1965 FIVE CENTS •• Two Trueks c0lJide I0 Letart effortuhould not continue. It appeared that. Ayub Khan's _,plitltiHIICkllown on some of his demands might open . . tlie way to 1 negotiated settlement. Indian spokesmen ap- Two lrucks collided In Letart peared re'.~ Tuesday for a . - township in one of two aCCidents . · , .. ce-Ore bt1t on Indian He said Joboson _should tell investlg~ted by the Melg& CounPAT~OL GROUP -Twenty-four boys and girls make up tllo Iorge patrol group at the Pomeroy elementary school this year. Leo IBud) Crew tel'ID8. . ~ bolb India and Pakistan- which ty Shertlf• department Tues- and Ch1ef of Pollee Jed Webster ar~ patrol. advisors. Members ol the patrol are front row, I to r, John Runnel, Mike Struble, Marty Vaughan, Tile lluYf IIJ'OUnd fllhlinC ap- depend on large U.S. aid pro. da~. There were no persona! I: J?e Welker, Marc Dailey, B1lly Barilharl. Steve Story. Robm Phahn. Eddie F1fe, Raymond Roach , Paul Darnell. Second row, Debbie Wisecup, peared to heve taperet! off but f.ams-that the Umted_ States juries, ."' . cttatlono Issued, 1 Dianna Kmg, Caralynn Tracy, Maralynn Tracy. Tony Vaughan. Opeal Berry, Brenda Woods, Becky Wright, Jo Ellen Diehl, captain. Back row, bolb lklel reported widespread will not stand [or thiS COO· either mcldent. Mr. Crew, Mike Collins, Dave Case, Tom Rowley. Charles Lane and Chief Webster.- Sentinel Photo. aeriol boDihlne attacks by lbe Diet" and should arrange a pur· Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach - - - - ----- -------- other and a )Ieavy toll o[ clvi~ pose[ul and parmanent tea•e- was called at 10 a.m. to inves· lau We and property. fire. ligate the wreck involving the I "~~~~;.,r, "V~~~=~~ I E v - Ameri<IUII Pakistan had put forward a trucks on Stale Route 33. one , men were called at 6:30 p.m. ! The United States evacuated three-point peace proposal and and six tenths mites south of Tuesday 10 tbe Leading creek , 182 Americana today from La- insisted it was inflexible- with- the Plants road. Road where a ear driven by i hore, Pakistan's se~ city m:awal of ~th _side~ from Kas~ His report said Robert Burn-1 Eddie Manley bad caught 1 Voters of rivt> Meigs county . fielded questions from school inite estimate of state aid availand tbe larlet of 8 major In~ mtr, the brmgmg .m of Amen- ern, 69, RD 2, Racine, driving [' £ire. Tbe blaze, caused by ,· school districts who will .ap-- 1 administrators and board mem- able toward construction and dian armor alta<ik. can and Afro . ASian troops as a 1952 model cattle truck, atAyub Khan'l ltatements to 8 ~ace keepers, and a plebiscite tempted to make 8 left turn as I faulty wiring, was out on ar- prove or disapprove consolida- bers on th e proposed consolida- operation will be made. crowded news conference in the within three months after the another truck driven by Harold Class elections were held at rival of the flFemen. tion of their sehools November ilion of chools in Pomeroy, Mid- This w01k will be done in Paklsttln capital of Rawalpindi cease-fire. Kenneth Grate, at, Rt. l. Langs- Middleport High Sl'hool this I It was the maiden run for 2 will havP as definite a set of ;dleport. Salisbury, and B e d- ample tlme before the election be the f · N tl te Plebl lte De od I Middleport's new combina. facts bland f1gures to go on as 1I fordHe districts. !or t.h~ voters to m'ike their appeared to U'sl ma)Or ea:o a sc ma ville, came alongside of Burner\ week and include the following , tion pumper tanker truck I has as;;ured the ofrice of deciswn. Mr. Morton hal anbreak in tile world's searCh lor It was the third demand he to pass. SENIORS - Kenneth HaiTis, . ·. • posSI e. I softened tOday. He said Pakis- Th d B president. Buddy Moore vice I des1gned espe.c1ally fo~ rural Th1s has bee n assured by By- County Superintendent of nounced. 1 solution to tbe conflicl .1. · ere was no amage to ur. · . . · and metropolitan sen·1ce. M t h h t S"houls 0 0 P•ttersun that t"e Ayub Khan. ~-eyed from tan wo~ld be WI hng to nego_tJ. ner's truck and damages to the 1 president : Ohta Lewis, serre-1 ron m· on w o as repreo:en -: ,_ . . · lack of sleep, said be wanted ate on Jts demand for a plebis- right front fender and bumper tary; and Roger Swartz. treas-[ i{iM)':-w'+'ffi,:'i"iiY.v;""'·_,.i1>n·"·· ed the State Department of Ed-~ State Department of Edlwation to reach a 11 purpo~M. and h~ cite withi_n three months after of the truck driven by Grate. urt>r. , • • ucation in Meigs counl;v in flU · will sttrvey as closely as oossi- ! orable ~ttlement_ wttb lncha a cea-;:flre.. A~ he used the Grate's truck was loaded with JUN10RS _ Wayne Davis, I IS merous past conferenr.es, msp<•c- hie the presenta.nd .anticipat- j and invited. Pres1dent Johnson words pleb1sc1t~ ~r ,.the sub- gravel. president; Susan Morris. vice tions, and other mePtings whir.h ed needs of the f•ve d1stncts as to take a direct hand. stance of a plebiscite. The other accident wa!l! at prt!sident: Jamarilla Ward. ~· f'cment of th e county's schools. to lhe size of a comprehensive : 6:30 p.m. on the Bangor Ridge rotary; and Margi• Harrl, : had as their objective improve- high school that m1ght be built. ! · H1s. most rPrent appParance Then •. based upon• the bondmg road ·mvo1vmg ve h'1c1es opera 1- treasurer . 1 • • ed by Richard G. Ables, 45. , .SOPHOMORES . lk ' was m Middleport where be polenloal ol the diStrict<. a def. . _ Bets• . ) Cun., John Jungntckle, 23, a W"d ---··--- ~--1 Long Bottom and James F. Da1l- rungh~m, pre.sldent ; J1m Con- away from the Athens State hos• Meigs county dairymeu may er. 46, Rt I, Portland. The Ve· de. VICe preSidenl : Patty Slav- pita!, was being sought by •u·: study how a breeding prosram h1cles collided. on 1 curve. Dam- en, secretary ; and Candace thorities today. is used to improve their dairy 1 ages WC're mmor. Bahr, treasurer. Jungnickle, charged with two herds at two meetings yet thl1 FRESHMEN -Joey Hindy counts of burglary in Pomeroy. j month. president; Nancy Harris. vice walked away from the hospital Dr. H. L. Barr, dairy eX· 15 Buses Inspected, president: Kathy Morgan. sec- Monday aflernoon. He had been This week some of the 1500 retired workers in tension specialist, will be the &h• Enrollment In Middleport! Four Unsatisfactory retary; and Regmald ~arshall, sent there for observJtion afler :Meigs County will get medicare information kits said speaker and discussion leader schools was reported slightly Ptl G E Scott G II' r llreasurer pleadmg not guilty to the ch•rg-' Robert G i oren! manager of th e Marietta District So· at the meeting Tuesday Sept increased over last year to the ' t · 1 te Wgh • ;pots , Mr. William K. Russell has es in Meigs County court I rial Secur.it; Ollie~ 2t and Sept. 28 at !be' Rock Middleport Board of Education I a15 E ;:;Y k~ ;n- listed the number or students I Jungnickle is described as · 'Each kit contains a booklet explaining to the older Springs Grange Hall. EaCh Monday evening at the Hlgh 'J:te school :sesn Tu~ay :~which include 73 Freshmen, 57 5'-ll'_' tall, weighing 165 lbs aw' persons what health services they will receive under the meeting Will start at 8 p. m. school. IT PI · r· dl · Sophomores, 70 Jumors and 60 hevmg brown hatr and eves He basic hospital insurance plan and what additional sup· and conclude by 10 p m The VATICAN CITY - pOPE The 00 rd ed 1 uppers lUlls, 10 ng 1our 10 Semors is charged ilh b k1· • 1 · · Paul VI tod ar aUcall ina vot to c ose reg- unsatisfactory condition. Three I • w rea ,ng '"" plementary protection is ava~lab e under the voluntary meetings are sponsored by the . ay ~ istration for kindergarten Fri- 1of the four buses were re aired I Ule home of Henry Ewing, Mul- 1med•ral insurance program 1 Meigs County Dairy Service Untervened U,:~firS ni ~ Ooun- day, &Pt. 17. At present, eo- andre inspected and pas:ed In I MelKS General Hospl<al berry•av and the Pomeroy Wille People on the soml secur~ty 1 ,1 Th It and the Meigs County Co1 ed' 1 . 1 ~lsslon 1 im =al~ the rollment. in kinderg~eo ls 63 spectio~. • · Admissioas - P~yUis Stone, Store. 1 and raliroad retirement rolls ~ :~n :~a :~uranc: . e operative Extension Secvice. 01 ~~~= of new senate wi11J>32 m the mormng and 31 Meigs county school b.. in' Pomeroy: Mrs. W1llard Durst, need take oo action to get the -~ th ;,r Yh mim~ra~o: Both meetings are opened to 1 :tablshops in the afternoon classes. spection continues today with Pomeroy. Five Dav Forecast Ibasic hospital insurance proter- ~ en ~~ 1 tone as a anyone interested In improvThe Sen~, called an "Epis- Use of the building for out- inspections at Sou\1/em Local dis Dlscbargeo - Cor•. Morris . Temperatures will avernge, lion. But they must make a de- e oppor Y 0 Stgn up. ing breeding practices in dairy noa, wW help the side a:roups waa discussed and triet at Racine and will be con. Langsville. Lenora Dean, Pomnear normal, in the southwest'CISion on whether or not they herds, acconhns to C. E. BlakeS 1 eopaUif ~ve.:O lbe 2,0110 • year- It was decided to charge small eluded Thursday at Bedford • eroy, Con Young, Pomeroy. section, to about five degrees Wdnl_ to enroll in tbe voluntary BOOSTERS TO MEET slee, county eztensron agent, 11· :'Roman catholic Cburcb. fee to take care of cleaning and SaDsbury. below normal in the northwest. I med1ca! msurance plan. nculture. The Pope announced Tueeday for uae ol the cafeteria. The First Gallia county school ASKS DIVORCE Representative normal highs l With this week's mailing is bMee~be ~eamlhrug:.d~;ll ~ --...__ 0 1 he intended to create the sen- division of state money to non- bus inspection wUI be next Mon- Betty L. Becker, 580 S. Se- and lows are Cleveland, 74-51, !an enrollment card This card ''"~ w en e _epor Veterans Memorial Hoopttal ate bot tllere Jrac1 been no indi· teaehln& personnel was approv- day at Green Elementary Icond-st, Middleport, bas filed Clclnnali 80-57 and Columbu~ ! hss the persun's name and so- Atbl~~~ur:oster Assoclal~n AdmissloDS - Kelly McKeDcation he planned to move ao ed. scbool with the first ol two a petition ror divorce from Don 77-54. ciat security number on it, and ~e~ h 1 ayr eve~•ng 1at zie, Pomeroy; Donna Smitll, ulclcty. Tile fourlb and final A break-down of lbe school day• of inspection of Gallipolis i C. Becker, same address. The Cooler Thursday and Friday, I according to Mr. loren! it b a e g tsc 00 ea etena. t ~ Syracuse; ~rl Wemer, MJd. :.Os~on oflbe Ecumeaioal Coun- enroUment tncludea - Middle- city school district buses. plalnliff charges gross neglect warmer over the weekend. I very simple form. The person ed that .~1': orb the Rut dlcport; David Roush, RoCIIII!; 8 own. ell bepD In lbe optendor of St. port Elementary- 260: Kinder. or duty and extreme cruelty and Showers about Friday and Mon- should check either yes or no ga~' • Richard Nutter, Coolville; Paul Peter'o Buillcl Tueeday. A de- prteo - 13; Ceolral Elemen· asks custody of a mmor chtld. day - Will average one-half inch Ion the card indicating whether Mako, Vmtoo. bate on lbe qualioll of rellK· tary - 245; lll&h School - 2141; FOUND GUU.TY ENROLLS AT GBC to one inch. they do or do not want the supTHREE ENROll. Dlscbaqes - Louise Folmer, ioUa Uborly wao 1111 the apnda making a to~ of 121 compared Walter Markl, 42, Pomeroy, Miss Judith Wigal, Route t, plem~tary medical lnsuran Juoe graduates of Middleport Pomeroy; Mary Wlniett, Pcmfor today. to last years p. was found guilty of a DWI Racine, has been accepted at ARM FRACTURED 1that wtll cover doctor b11ls and High School who are enrolled Carmen Haddox, ~I• charge ill PoiiH!roy Mayor Char- GaUipolls Businesa College for Mike Hayman, i4. son ol Mr. other medical servtces. Arter at Ohio University include Keith port, Nellie Connolly, Racille; SEA ISLAND, GA. - SECWEATHER IE Legar:a Courl Tuesday night the Fall Night Quarter begin- and Mrs. W. R. Hayman. Jr., completing the form it should Morgan, son or Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Ransom, Rac1110. rotary of State Dean Rusk said and was ftnec( $100 and costs ning October 11. A 1963 gr~du- Racine, sustained a broken arm be matled back m the postage- Roger Morgan· Randy HumphLDCAL Tl!ji4P8 1ueoday niJbt tltat the •'unfJn. A few _ . , . 11H1 lbader- and sent.l!ced to three days in at< of Southern High School, she dUt:ing a recent Southern High free envelope provided In the reys, son of M~. and Mrs. Nor- '!'he temperature ~In Pomeished bualnell ol. the ordinary lhowon ollreme -•••••< to- county jaO, Haymond E. Fox, will pursue a Secretarial school football squad practice. ""· man Humphreys and Tom roy's busiDeao dlslrtcl 11 U·IO peoplea ollbe world, lncludiiiiiiiPI• ·Cooler, lew 11-1'1, ftart. 18, Belpre, _lorle~ted his $211.70 Course. ~he Ia the da~hter or Mike. a freshman, was taken The card should be !llled out Kltlll, son of Mr.' and Mrs.~ a.m. today wu MHS (}asses v;;.:· Facts, Figures Promised Name Offi'cers Jn Elec1•IOns at Dai'rymen Will Study Herd Jungnickle Ob,jCCt O£Hunt ' Enroliment m Middleport is Improvement 1500 Retired Workers Get Med"Icare In£ormation • K•Its Up Over 1964 -.... ...., AU1\ WORLD - IMlTl JpeD Ln past: t" • 1 °1 FEMA bee Midc :IT!ZI bus : in p, · .an; S: 1 '.ADIE full t ah C 882~ '!'HREE wilb I ..... ......, $50 • • Sentinel, ?hio. -- II'HOI.III Mu I most fnfiuencecl by eonaolitlao lion to give their full support to tbl• plan." rn other busint,., Mr. Vaugh. an was elected delegate and Mr. Lohse alternate, to the lotb Annual School Board Assocta. tion meeting in Columbus during November. It U.'lanimously endorsed tho state-wide PEP iSBue that wiU be on llie' November ballot. Robert Arnold was given the contract to supply coal for the Jumor and Senior High School buildings and the Ohio Valley Plumbing and HeatinK Co. ol Pomeroy was awarded the co_o. tract to install toilet laciliti81 In the football otadiurn. future; and, "Whereas. the Board o[ Education of Pomeroy Exempted School district is convinced that the consolidation as proposed would be in the best in· terests of ·an of the commuruties involved; "Be it, therefore, resolved tbat the Board of Education of Pomeroy Exempted School district hereby unanimously err dorse the consolidation as outlined by the study conducted by the state superintendent of public construction, and urges every voter in the five districts to vote for the consolidatJOn, and particularly urges the parents of students whose very lives and future we reel will be Khan Appeals to LBJ For War Intervention Elberfelds In Pomeroy ~~~~~ -~----~~~ .~--~--~ SH 2-4211 particular talents, as well .u children who need speci'lli~ assistance. ''6. A consolidated district, consisting of the five school districts, would meet the minimum requirements now established by the state of Ohio for the creation of a comprehensive high school. This requirement is fast becoming a prerequisite to tne qualification or a school district for continued State Ald. It is particularly the feeling of the board that it would be advantageous for our community to move on 1ts own initiative to met these requirements of a consolidation which could be imposed by the State within the foreseeable De11oeed To The Interests Of The Meigs·Mmon Area PreJident Mohammad Ayub Khan of Pakistan appealed Nt I at y IY UNITID PREH INTIRNATtONAL !"""" _ ---------- " • • 1/0L XVII Co!or Television Set .. NOW 1 We're om> hank that aims to put so!"!le fun in your life makr. a few dr~<:~ms come true _ By the way, we're pretty good at other bank services, too Just let us know how we can help. areas as science and -~usiness education. · ·3. Consolidation wm4ti make H possible to have Sltfficient students in one school to justify the creation and establishment of a vocational training program. T1lis could be expanded to include adu~ vocational education. "4. Consolidation would make possible more efficient utilization of specialty equipment such as required fur science, busi~ ness education, home economic11 and industrial arls. ··s. Consolidation would mak possible greater emphasis U]Jun special education inasmuch as there would be a more spec· ialized grouping of children w!tiJ I car I Uon recommended that consoll· dation of the five school dis-tricts would be mutually ~d· vantaseous to all of the districts; and, "Whereas the board of education of Pomeroy Exempled School district is or the further opinion that the following benefits would result from consolidation : ~'1. Consolidation would make possible the more speciah:r.ed use or the teachers' talents by permitting them to teach more hours in the subject or their major training. "2. Consolidation would make It possible to offer a mor~ l'omprehensive curriculum lo mclude advanced training in such 1 We'll I anlmously Monday night by the Pomeroy School board on the proposed 1<ihool eoosolldation question which will be on the November z ballot in five present districts. A resolution, approved Monday ni&)it by the board in a regular tneelinK in the office of SUperintendent Charles S. Gibbs, "Urges parents of student• whose very lives and future we feel will be most influenced by consolldstion to give their full support to thia plan (consolidation)." Richard Jones, clerk, presented the resolution to the board and moved it& adoption. Member Harold Loiise second· ed Jones' motion. VotinK yea were Lohse, Jopes, Leo Vaughan, and Paul WOrner. Mr. Ricbard Finlaw was unable to attend. The resolution fo11ows: "Whereas the boards ol edU· cation ol the Salisbury, Bedford, Northwestern, Middleport and Pomeroy school di!dricts all adopted a resolution requesting that the state superi!ltendent of construction conduct a survey to determine the feasibility of combining the five school districts Into a single district: and "Whereas, pursuant to the request contained in the for~ going resolution, the state superintendent of public construe· M - Choose the Cor Finance It A "yet" vote wa- urged UDo • • t" j :.:C MAYTAG Halo-of-Heat• DRYERS .00 Low as \' uJ .. ,o, otore ,I oroy: -- ... WY PAYMENT PlANI IICabli Broclll ,......_a.. t!'!t!~~~~;.! ·Jr.~,:ld~:':._,., ·••·h-'~.::;=-=~~~~· t~:'"~'.· . ~bert. ~~~t ...,.: =~~:'~~~~~- _. ___ ...~. :i~~ .~:~-~ u_~_e, ~~-~~- K~.,;. "·~4·=- -~ . -~~ ~· =-~~ ''"·· a ' . ' ' .. �• i~ • ·- r I I Sleepless Nights at the::u.N. The .llailg I Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Sentinel lr DOROTHY ICILGALLEN COMMENTI>TING EDITOIIAU Y '\ In "The im]lolslblt y..,.. .. now btr .. · Some very aerlolll .,. lryiJii out In Pbiladolphia, did line incidents have occurred 18 Beautllll Dorian Leigh, onee a fine job cl. review oteallng. New York 1s top mode) - now One enchanted Phllly erltic la- Sutton Plaee, an area whicb heretofore has seemed quite lmo a resident of Paris - has decid- beled her "a small atomia mune ID that sort of crime. R... ed to part from her current bomb" . . . Peter Falk ts Umpspouse, We tllink he's number int through this week's "Trials idents are worried . . . CUUnary QIDOANS wiU have a chance in the Nofive, but some ol the arrange. of O'Brien" flbning. He burt notes: Jitl St. John, who lo writ. vember election to take the pressure ments were so informal it's a bia right knee playing softball lng a cookbook In spare Ume, off property taxes for the increased auphas asked Chris Bastis of tho bit difficult to keep an accurate In Central Park ... Mrs. EIHot port of public education in the alate. On count ... Executives of General Roosevelt bsd to cancel her Seafare ol the Aegean to doNovember 2 they will be given tho nate bia spec;al recipe lor T3l' choice of raising the state sales tax t<> Foods, which ia spollllorint Car. IICboduled "Girl Talk" taping four percent, with the added one per· ol Channing's TV special, due in because of tbe hurricane. She anlasalata, the red caviar whip. cent above the present three percent to I February, all but did bsnd- was to have flown here from And Peter Finch, whose hobby provide extra monies for the enrichment springs when they saw aome o[ Miami Beach yesterday. (No, Is cooking, has been dovasl'lllo of school programa . There has been a the finished taping of the show. 1 don't get lt either. 1 ohould ing the cast of "FUght of the arowin& realization for several years that As a result. they've already ask~ bsve trough! Miami was a good Phoenix" with all kinds .of goodthe rate of taxation for real property has r ed ber to do another of the Fall place to leave in recent da)'ll.) Ies between scenes. He's currently wor!dng on an Indian juat about reached the saturation point. of 1966 ..• Paula Wayne, the in.. A big name character acto• eurry which he says "takes 'l'hero are some who will not agree with genue ln ''Golden Boy/' has who loves to go sailing bas a three weeks to prepare, a half that, npecially those in parts of the broken her engagement ID Jle. gorgeous girl as eaptaln of his hour to eat and two years tG state who bave shown a willingn.. s to troit industria11st Dan Honig- ship. He's married - but not to get rid of. " tax themselves many times the rate that rnan ... Playwright Muriel Resprevails in the southern, or poverty sec· nik, author of the hit comedy fion of Ohio. The whole debate centers ''Any Wednesday," has begua around the question as to just who 1s work on her next Yehicle, It's paying their fa;r share of the costs of a three character romp, and tclueatlrig t!Mir ohlldrell. lhe'd like Walter Matthau and Ell Wallach as the two male leads. Hasn'l decided oo the Ia· The ar~uments will be flying thick dy type yet. and fast WJtbiu the next six weeks. A Just when you think the night newspaper, claiming to be the largest by HeieR Sattel--A club business Is Rll but d..d, in Ohio has come out strongly against along comes Joe E. Lewia, aa the ~age of an increased sales tax. he did last night at the Copaca- IYilU'I'H ASKED FOR IT ..... lf 11 boy ever dared come tt The editor of that publicaliou feels that ana, and the slightly inebriated This column is for young see me he'd probably get kickan increase in sales tax wiU !aU the bard· est on those least able I<> pay it. Natural· old pixie jammed the place IKI their problems and td all the WtJY down the front ly one of the strongest arguments made there WSJ barely room for a their troubles and steps. by the newspaper, which is located in an chorus girl to lift an ankle, and As with the rest of Helen Helen you can't change tblngl affluent oommunity ts that some areas he made the crowd of ceiebriUs, it welcom~ laughs so I know I'll stick it out till an already supporting their school ties roar with laughter. Proves won't dodge a serious ques- I graduate and then leaYe so systems adequately by property taxes. something. He's been doing il Uon with a brush-off. fast and so far they can't see my It Ia tho 18Dle old story, we think, of sel· in the same room for 25 years, Send your teen-age questions dust. Hut is it wrong to feel By Willi~m .S. Whft• fish interests that have not been willing and every opening night the Youth Asked For It, care ol nolhing but dislike and hate to share their \l'ealth with areas of the CAPITAL COMMENT . . eld customers fight to get lD. Of Hdp Us, this newspaper. for your parents?-NO NAME learns that a United States RusslaruJ. And not least for our alato that might bt said to be in the pauEvery Pamd Sllouldn't Be PLEASE WASHINGTON - Aosumlnt which bad given her so much semi-pacifists here at home course, be's a darling, but beper clw. They forget that we are supHelen: that the lnd1an ~ Pakistanj con~ vital aid could not be black- who have so long fostered the tog a sweetie doesn't pack night Dear No: posed to be our brothers keeper, and it clubs; he was also loaded with Maybe we should always love flict over the border area of mailed to the point where PakLet'• put It this way: It doe!puerile myUt that force as IS about time that the entire citizenry of Kashmir can he contained abort fresh and funny material. ~~:;~ and obey our parents but istan could take over our for. llUCb, and not simply force n't help to hate your parents, Ohio be concerned with the advancement Looks as j( Peter and Pat of major war - and this is eigu policy and force us to end ' wrongfully used, is itself ao you, 1·f : even though they ~re dead set of all sectors of the sute, if we aro anxLawford are making an effort 1. They read your mail. the cautio111 present estimate all relationship with an India ' tvil to be shunned always. on making every mistake in Ious to eall our state great. to spend more time together . . 2. You can't keep a diary the book. Don't waste your enof high American inte11l~ence which, however unpleasant, was ICopynght, 1965, by UnUed A discotheque that figured io they snoop it out and ergy in resentment - it leads to 10urces - this spasm need not 1till a giant fact of life. It i.! true, as the writer relates, that Feature Syndicate, IDe.) th1 recent headline .. making tell their friends all the self-pity, and self-pity can stifle h:.ve universally evil consethe le~islature completed work on a bill Red China. in her eager sup- ., teen--age shenrr.migans in the stuff in it at cocktail you. quence!. that gwes Oh1o pubhe schools 633 milport of Pakistan, IS at least un· Han1ptons has been put up for (1 heard, ,and I could U you can't love and honor lion dollars for the past two years, an To say a word for candid masked, even to the most credaale by its owner, who WBI once died) (and I'll go along with you mcrease of about 108 million over the force In any circum~tances ulous eyes in the West. as not married to a member oi one of 3. They search in your dresser that's asking a lot) you can at last biennium . It is true that the bill in· say, to halt murder and npin~. only the sponsor America's great industrial faro. al)d even in your purs~. of aggrescorporales the increase of $200 a year least obey because they are iq •~ the Unnted Sta!e1 is trying sion in South Viet Nam but also ilies. 4. IJ' you go to someone's suggested by Gov. Rhodes for the 92 ,000 ebarge ... .. And keep your to do In invaded South Viet as a Typhoid Mary tirelessly Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. lt 's Musical Homes Time they send a brother to eyes on a better future: when teachers, and $100 per year for nonNam - b risky. One may ht carrying chaos all over the with the glamor set. Mr. and OD JOU. teachmg employees This all appears to ·· Q - 1'1ro yr8h ago my bus- . you may look back and feel sor· pnt down as pro-war and antiOrient. Mrs. Tony Newley have return5. Wllln you say that you're the casual observer to be adequate, but band, then 12, had 1 heart ry for two foolish people who peace. to the library, they have never learned how to enjoy The Soviet Union, which fears attack. After 4 or 5 months he ed from their Summer place when compared . with other great indusAll th·~ same, certain con- China far more than us for paged, to see that you- their children.-H. trill slates 1! will not be according to was allowed to return to work. and have sub-let the apartment atructive fallouts from this belonging ID Mr. and Mrs. Paul actually there. far sounder reasons, i! being proponents of the sales tax increase Recently be bsd another more Dear Helen: shootinl( between India and 8. They raise the roof with compelled to take up the utter- ·erious attack. Why didn't they Newman. T~ Newmans expectke•p Oho schools in the forefront of th~ )'m thin. I almost believed Pakiston can rationally be ly unfamiliear burden of reteachen. nab~n . We kr10w that there is a strong qperate and put in a pacemak- ed to be in Hollywood working I wasn't too thin for a while seen. For one, the manifest spon:uble conduct in a world cri· sentiment to keep tnes down in the on films, but BOmetbing got 7. They say you can bave a because everyone told me my absurdity and moral squalor of sis. The toughest of our anti- e-' ~tate to encourage the coming of new thing it you work for figure wa!'> okay, and then some ·.. Q - While the electronic mixed up and Mrs. Newmanany attempt by any major ~ow. Communists m the intelligence mdustry, but Ohioans will have to de. Joanne Woodward checked work for tt and do fink of a boy said I was akinpacemaker is a Jife-saver In l!r to sustain a totally "neutral'' community have no doubt that cid~ whether it is at the expense of al· into the Regency for at lean a they say, and then ny. Now I won't go to the beach persons with chronic heart lowmg schools to fall behind in the race - meani n~ an irresponsible ar.d the Hussian~ month's stay . . . The big buzz make another rule, and or wear shorts in front are genuinely blo{'k, heart block is not alof for excellence. free • riding - stance in a cnncerned, along with us, to don't get it. Oike I wanted boys. Helen, when I tW'D aideway• present in persons witb among the diplomats: apparworld of reBiit.v Is being blaz. damp this fire in get a driver's license (l 'm ways you can't even see me. Kashmir. a coronary h e<~r t attack. When ently a high-rankiog U. S. offi· lngly Illustrated. The editorialist does suggest that a ci01l in Moscow made some uoand they said I'd have to How can f gain weight? -DEThere has been a rush of sani· iii is present it usually clears statewide comm.Jttee be created to make India. the chief practitioner ty to the head of Moscow, too. flattering and indiscreet re- do all the heavy yardwork for PRESSED a . study of lhe whole problem of linanfor years of double . dea ling She has had to concede openly up m 10 to 14 days without marks about Russ1an cultural months, so 1 did a darn Dear D.: tReatment. cmg education. lt would be interesting neutrality, has unarguablv di8- that her true interests are to planning, and ibst'o what causjob, and now they say I'll First of all, stop worrying • .Although the treatment of to. note the amount of improvement that covered 8 great truth. No na- quiet rather th:m promote the ed the cancellation of Mary to make a JJ..Pius average bou It: lhe slims are ,'in" these w1U result from the efforts of the legistion can forever secure peace new Chinese Communist type of h~art attacks is still medical. Martin's "Hello, Dolly" my flrsl report card. If 1 days, and chances are that a · operative procedure has lature In 1ts last session to upgrade the for itself on the cheap and on war • mongering which threH!· Natalie Wood's marriage lo that, it'll be !ornething else. "link like" boy thought bo was tteen tried on a senes of 260 ~chools of the poor districts . Our guess the barks of others The mtl- ens the Wider peace of the Ladislaus Hlatnik didn't quite a. They can't keep a secret giving you a compliment. Sec· p.erson with hardening of the u that it is not enugh to make any dras- lions of words of Indian rhetnric world. 1 do something stupid, all ond : Slow down long eJVlllqh to C!Oronary arteries. This opera. come off on schedule, but llhe tic change. Poor district schools have for .. nonalighnmenl." m 1he still insists it wiiJ take place. their friends will know right a- eat three squares, plus milk So, profoundly dangerous de- tion is still experimental. J1 been fa lling behind for so many years, Unitt>d Nations and elsewhere, luswns - the delus1on of neuLaddie is supposed to sell hl way, and they tell their kids, shakes, and count your calories. consist!! of tying off the inter· shoe due to Jack of local prosperity, that it business in Vene2uela but I'm mocked. are grotesqut>l~ hollow now tral ity, the delusion that ''ne.(You can get a weight "')ntrol nal mammary artery, the art. would lake years to bring them up to that Ind ia h1:15 drawn that .sword ti!Otiatmg" t:an always avmd the 9. They think lt's training book with calorie charts and the suggested state standards. We would ery that 5upplies the sac sur· keep hl shoe business in Vien· which so long she has scorned bleak duly lo fight for vital in· na, and afler they're Mr. and to see all the bad points sample meals tor 50 cents suggest fhat voter1 visit schools in their roundmg the heart and some of IS the world leader of 1 cult of Mrs. they'll commute belween tell you about them, but at any supermarket.) Third: II terests, the delu swn that one·s the ribs, thus allowwg more ot area between now and November and oh· phon~ pacifism. Neutralism lies lbe good. They're always youtre seriously underweight. foreign policy need be only suf. tiW blood sent to that region to Vienna and Hollywood, whicb serve t~e situation flrst hand. In most dead at last. and in the very ia pretty classy tommuting . . . out my faults, even comutt your doctor. Good Juckl ficently sloganistic and all will reach the heart muscle. In this !here.ts madequate equipment and tearhhome of its most influentialAnita Loos jll working feverishcan't change, like be- -H. be well - are among the cas- series the results were prom. tng a1ds, and then! are even some that philosopher. Jy on the manU5cnpt ot her auing nearsighted. ualties of the actJon in Kashmir. is,lllg. Although the operation is do not even have the ability to furnish This column is dedicated to I'm not a bad gtrl and 1 do family living, so If you're hav· But there is yet more, first Tragic, of course, are the hu- relat1vely simple it has not yet tobiograpby, titled "A Girl Llko hbrart.. and other books to pul their I." She's given Viking, her pub- try hard. l've never been in again stmpulating that war is man casualties. and to no sane been widely used. chrldren at more nearly a par with those ing kid trouble or just plail Jishers, a Spring deadline, and yet they won't even no! presented here as 11 r;plend· in other sections of the state. You can man can this episode end too trouble, let Helen help YOU. Even more recently a much has reams of material to wade me to talk to a boy on thl ld thiog and eagerly to be de- soon. But as to the other casualnot vote inteJligently on this maltfr She will also welcome y0111 more complicated operatu)Q sired. For candor is being ties - it is quite right that through as she decide. what to . If a boy calls, my lath· own amuoing experiences. Adwithout first hand information, whi r h JJ.t been devised for some vic- include served and re<~lity is being vlllin story of her ultra listens in on the other line dress Helen Bolte! in care ol we are suro the school officials will they are dying in this moment tims of a heart attack eolorful life. provide. dicated in Ianda other Ulan J.n. of truth for nearly ali con· shoul• at him to ball& up. this uewapaper. wl'fose coronary obstruction is Neva Small, the 13-year-old dia. cerned : for an India which had in a favorable location. The who play> Alan King '1 daughter Pakistan. an old alley of the made self • righteousness a obsLructwn is located, reWetit which chose lo turn to. public policy. For a Paklsan m4fed, llnd replat·ed with a cbance of a reeurrance are, ward rapacious Chinese Com· which thought she could turn from a vein. Although grajl Furthermore~ tt must be em· munlslo;, is finding that Unci• from civilized persuasion to the-reported results are good phasized that not all vlcUme Sam is not also Uncle Silly. Sht crude threats upon us. For the It I too aoon to tell wbst the of a heart attock can bi belped by these two operationa. -.-.... ' ADecision To Make GOS8JP IN GOTRAM I MAc>-,; ST., /oiAPI.a\o:lP, N..T. ::=eens::=:: Fl·oyd patterson SOO :..ling, ~n ~.:"~ :"".:~ Hosptlal includ-1--;,::::::::==:::::- TODAY'S SPORT pARADE \ v Ri Off• Steps Down F II • 1 27•years DUty 1 h;,. LEADERS I 1 INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 1 art$fOnt Apple Grove Society Notes BEAArs WORlD 01l. cJ·ay says He'II F"tgbt j' DOlTOR SAYS ,4 MAP!.£ ruPt):.'!bo runl = Capitol Comment, Events ONE ~W :!, l"-1~- AT EV~~ SOX· OFFICE LINE·..WANTS 'Jl.iE PRESIJ:>ENT'S BOX AT BLEACHER PRICES .... llt-J M0 A MAT Ttl' 70 ri ay c e ue YQRK lftw wo • nm piJJch.homa' Ill Yorll: state llocinC el&bth Inning tave the Orioles SVAC ONLY . Coounlssion ba& turned down a the ,first game triumph. Jlo. TEAM, W L P OP Three Friday nlght grid travel! · tD Eastern anll Ra· request by Monlleetlo Raceway troll' Dave Wlcterabam seat- North GaJU. .. · ... 1 0 28 II tests make up !hi.! week's bosll Southwestei'D. to conduct Salulday altenloo1 tered Dvo hila to win the Dlght- Kyger Creek •••.•. 0 0 0 0 eduleln the &lvtbern Valley Lut week the only league bameu racing Jll'VII'IIIlll. Mono cap. , Eastern ......... ·, : '[letic Conference. saw the North GaDla Plr· tlcello had wished to eonducl Carl YaBirsanuitls home Racill8 .. · ...... •.. 0 0 D 0 defeat the SOuthwest· ofteraom raebl& from Oct. Zl in the 13th Inning gave BosiDn, Hannan Trace ... · 0 0 0 01 Defemllng SVAC lllglllanders 28-14. All other te Dec. ll a 54 victory ov~ the Cle•eland[SouthWestern -·- 0 I 14 281ger Cr""k ente.1ains were defeated Jn non • NEW YORJ( (UPI)-The New Indians. Boston a Tony Horton T-otal~ . .. ....... 1 1 4Z 4Z Trace at Cheshire~ North affrurs socked hi~ seventh homer . of Creek, lost Its first game York Rangera of the Nattonal the year m tbe mntb mnmg in seasons, lH to Fair- :!eyt with one out to tie the .tame. lnnd, Racine was trounced 3&- . ID I - contract Tue0o rnck Radalz p1lched sii mnmgs 12 by McArthur 111111 OJauncey log • .. ol aeoreless, three-bit baU to blanked Eastern, 36-0. ~ al, 11 • -..! earn h10 ninth VICIDry ag&llllt fi North Gallia, behind Jbs J'llll- ~y=--==------11 defeal&. . mng of fullback Clyde SIDI!h Nr"W YORK (UPI) - Cassl· rthe clwnp &ald. Bob p nrnd bl fir t ciJ. Mrs. Ruth L FlebJs, lnDtoll; J. Rookie Bobby M ur ... 118 Clay will defend his world Preosed ID name • site, . e t th ~ails ~ and Mn. Paul 11:. IIBDibaw, If. :l smashed a two-run homer, bis heavyweight championship a- said: 4•1 don't know. Lo VIctory a e Ia"' un- ontml. first major league bit, ID power gailllll Floyd Patterson, al a Angeles mighi be the ploce, acbooiU,fenrod ~ot ba rook· Blr1b1 0 the New York Yankeea ID a Sol elate and site ID be announ"'d l sibly Swed..." He then N Mrs. I. Clyde Tucfl:er, 1\t. I ' VIctory over the WashingtDn "wilhil! the next three • lour that a deei8Jon probably e f e n Racine, daughter, 1:28 am.; 1 . . Senator!l. The seventh·innmg days." i' be reacbed within a few days. Af ~, 81 ve ~880IJS. Mrs. Larry L, Fox, Middleport, By CURT BLOCK over Clnelnnatl and Los Allj!Oo BalD bJs third VICtory In IZ de- blow by the 19-year-old Murcer . r f ·Archie Foster, a member of tertha ~ action, Sml~ daughter, i:t7 p.m., and dauiJ>o Willie Ma s has been having les to 3\\ gameo. clstoDB, all the wms conung snapped a 1-1 tie and settled a Clay! call~~g the two- une 0~; the Louisville tyndicate whlcb . 0 eaguo_ scormg 111 ter, 5:23 p.m. (!wino}. an occasion~! day of! this year Elsewhere in the Naltonal against New York. The lrilllnpb pitching duel between Rich mer !Jtlist a new man ':~! bsndles Clay, swd he was ~~~:~ee ~ q=::a: llfseharpd but rarely an off day. •League. CincinnaU moved the Reds iniD a tie With Beck and Washington's Jim llllidldT=y ~a~ pro~Ol~ pointed that a date and · v of South;estern share sec- Persons diacbarged recenlly In recent seasons the celebrat- New York 13-6; Los Angeles for second place. Duckworth. ~ a n , not been selected as yet. bo .th . frorn the hospital were: Grace ed centerlJelder hag shown sucb blanked Milwankee 2-ll Billy Williams clouted a two- The CaiUornia Angels ..plod- ~·IHo:v;r, t!".mden~~ :•A number of problems non WI 12 pomll each. Johnson, Henry Jobnsoa, Eliza.. extreme sigllll of fatigue and edged Los Angeles 2·1, St. run homer, hiS 31st, off_ Sandy ed for five runs In the e1ghth set : a La Va YN limen," Foster saJd, beth Jones, ow.. King. Donald near exhC~ushon toward the end downed Pittsburgh 3-2. Koufax m ~e SIXth lnnmg as inning to gain a 7·1 victory over or s egas, ev., one the poss1b1hty o~ a • Lipscomb, Mra. Tbomu Mer. f th th 1 be had to be Despite hts claim thai the CUbs gamed revenge for the the slumping Chicago White Nov 22. York newspaper stnke. ~eWS cer, Mrs. Kate MUJs, Penny 0 e year ta , d s pennant chase baa left Dod~er lefthander's perfect Sox The Angels racked star re. ••Jt Was a misquote," Clay "Another problem Is that CasAnn Morrison Harry Woodard, reste.d 00 doc ors or e~ · weary Mays strongest point game handling of them last lief~itcher Eddie Fisher for said, adding· ''But I'll tell you sius doesn't know whether La and Mrs. Jo~ 5afDet IDd J.D. This seas~n w~t~=~~~ otrmt~~ tinues to be his consistency week. Kouf~ Jtruck out three four hits in the eighth to insure this. ~ fight 1s o,n and Pat·[ Vegas ?ffers the largest reward Persons entermg Holzer Ha. fant 1011. Fra~ks kep b f clutch play. The San Francis- before leavmg the game, leav. the victory for ~red Newman terson 18 the man 1 m gomg to as a Site for the bout. We do pital in the last 24 hours startl~g hneup ~n a npectaumer lo co wll8rd seems to find ing him 13 shy of Bob Feller's 03-14) who allowed only five fight. •• know that Intercontinental Pro- ed Mrs Siuismund L Harder I occaswns and his I cu ar . trlk k ' nd p th II h dl th f' hi ' . -e . ' Wh081100psl Se tember showing under the ed strength when the going is MaJOr League s euut mar hits. Clay a atterson got t.oge • motion ":I. an. e e lg 100 Garfield Ave.; Mrs. Sylvia P . toughest and Franks · of 348. er at a press conference l<~te Sports V1s1on w1ll have the M Fowler 32 1 Second Ave . S 1 h. Get hel most mtens.e pelfnnant pressure this has found it n~ssary to Philadelphia ran its win skein ville and Mr and Mrs Pete Tuesday afternoon and after ani ciliary rJghts ·• charles Ha'rrison 73 Mill Cr~k Pas P Oil the speaks lor Ji.se . • . . to . b hi d t h t '~k ·. . . . 'I' I ld L~t th t 0 Inter • Continental • sPOt. Find CLEANERS. The 34· ear-old veteran practi- use Mays on a dally basts down SIX ~ n a .wo- 1 sw • e- Farra and children of Racme. JDJ 13 co ne.s!l I.K ween e w Rd.; Mrs. George G. Cremeans 1 _..,., Y ff th A the stretch oot by Jim Bunnmg. Johnny Mrs Wesley Belles Jr and Clay warmed up to tlJe man he the two champ1onsb1p Cheshire Mrs Btll G Evans fast In ~ 1 cally lore tbe roo1 o • s ro · c tr • 29th ho f tb · ' ·• bs id uled · th st d bet een Clay a d So ' · · ' PAGES dome Tuesday night when he Willie has played In each of a IS?n sth I' t . m.er o .th e Mrs. Mary La Fever of Alii· s r cl tn e pad Paanl tonw I clud'ng thn ~~ny RL 2 G.allipo~s; Mrs. Clarence Wh . • te d to the plate in tbe ninth the G1ants last dozen victories year m e rrs ~nmg WI a aflce were Labor Day weekend even P? an ~rm aroun • · .n : e mos . D. Sanders, Mi11 Creek Rd.; Mrs ere your fingers ~ ppe d d h' 501 t driving ID 14 runs 00 16 bits man on gave Bunrung the mar- gUests of Mrs. Ferne Hayman Iterson ID a fnendly gesturt. one m wh1ch Clay retamed Thurman s Borden Kerr· do the waJkin.J, mmng ~~!e u~~~ a~d 4 ~~h ~f including five homers, duri~ gin he needed for hls 17tb win. and father. · "I ~ope to meet P~tterso~ title with ~ one-mi~ute James C. ·Roberts: Gallpoli~ - -=- -. career . the score 5·5 an d th e pen od when San FrancuJ . co Milwaukee starterf red and th loser Mr. and Mrs. Bil1 Fox and sometime before- Cbri.stmas out at LewiSton, Ma1ne, May Ferry .' Calvin R McDaniel ' pt · 1965 to tie • ----~- ~--~ · ~ send the game into extra inn- overtook the odgers. Hank Fisc~r su! e e set- David Y~ere weekend guesl'l oi Pleasant; Miss Mary E. e- , ings. Frank RoblnSOII slugged two back, IIIIUannt bio record at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell of sbaze, Lakin, Mrs. Ray C. san Francisco eventually won roundtrippers that acrounted for 7•7· . Newark. Wean:, Phny, W. Va.; Mrs; J. . th J' D five runs as Cincinnati raked St. Lolns acorOO three unearn· Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue " yd ,, Clyde Tucker, Rt. 2 Racme; It 1-5 m the 10 OD iD1 aven. ed 1'11111 off bardluck B 0 b spent the weekend with their By MILTON RICIIIIIAN . . I Will not !land beSide Flo . N h p H ski M'ddl rt . t' · h d ubi to run its ftve Met p1tcbers for 18 btts UPI Spo W U oa . a ns, 1 epo , ~r ~ pmc o e Vada Pinson knocked in thre~ Friend and registered their 15th children at Marion. rtt r er So Patterson kept . Mary Lou Fox, Middleport wmnmg streak to 12, tyln~ the more with three singles as Jim straight win at Forbes Field. Mrs. Herschel Roush i& ill at NEW YORK (UPI)-The first the questions while the Mrs. Leonard C. Reed, Rt l h1gh for the year set by 1tts-, . . The Cards scored tw1c. in the her home. round was close, but you had to li ht f ed h , Pomeroy. Mrs Mattre M burgh, and widening its lead O'Toole went seven llllllllgs to fifth after a throwing error by G~rge Norris was returned . give it to Ca.ssi~ Clay for ~re ti~e,w~~Y ~~se :: hi~mown ac· Moore, ~ontort; .Elwood M: Donn Clendenon and tallied once to b13 borne after undergoing! know-how durmg the m-f1gbt- cord and moved over oear thf" 1 Smith, Ironton, :Mrs. Kathryn I in the seventh after Clendenon an appendectomy at Veterans mg. challenger. ' L. Callahan, Jackson; Wayne dropped a. ~pop.. &b G1baon Memorial bospltel. something of a foregone . B. Harbarger, Ill, Jackson; Mr5. 11 18 r;,~:~ 11 m • ~3 mrungs while Roy Donohue who is employ· . th t Cl . b t At one point, Cassms even Harry Sanns Jr Lesage 1 11 11 up his 18th victory • ed on the boat Belpre spent a ~ncdus~~~ a ay ~ eat put an affectionate arm around w va. Mn Robert .F Smith' defeats. recent weekend at home with oy d ta efi:~n otnhece d ley gnde Floyd. First, however, th!y had 1 Procto~ille· ~acy L' h!J family aroun o XIDg ae a 1'111 t Th , . ' 1 the site of their title scrap. a 1 e argumen · . e lrCM~~s~ti~an.:;_M~on~t~go~m~e~ry~,~A~Jo~. ;.;_;;:::;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;~ F was one Clay satd no one By United Press International 00-6). ICI'a} erne Hayman, Nora Clay. started slowly against should ever argue about: . National LeatUe New York at ~~~..h~~~~ ~ son, Clara lUid Barbara th eb 11 he ce called met at the •~ 1 ne of e a enger on gion. But he did, anyway. TIME AND LABOR SAVING W. L. Pet. GB (night) - Sto t IIemyre •ru "a rabbit" during Tuesday 's San Francisco 85 59 .500 .. vs. Richert (I:J.IOJ, 0 OWing Fisher at Racine and near-c~aotic press conference "D;do't you say you'd Los Angeles 82 63 .566 3lf.:t Cleveland at Boston klight)plans for East Letart W. and never really pulled ahead my title away because I'm a l Cincinnati 82 63 .566 3lf.! Siebert (14-6) or McDowell (l.f.. C.S. for the coming year. until he was fully warmed up. Black Muslim?" Clay inquired ! M;Jwaukee 79 65 .549 6 101 vs. Morehead 19-16) or BenThe bookmobile was The principal confusion came of Pallerson, bending lower ! Pittsburgh 79 68 .531 1\1 nett 15-3 ), attended at East Lelart. about when Clay loudly trum- toward lhe mlcrophor""' so that : Ph1 ladelphia 75 6B .524 91,-J Detroit at Baltimore (night)- OAK IDLL - Mr. Edmund Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dennis peted. "The fight is on and Pat· not one of his words woul1 be St. Louis 1t 73 .493 14 McLain 1!2-5) vs. McNally (B~) A. Schwinke, accounlaot and and eblldret1 of Syracuse terson Is the man 1 will fight," losl. . Chicago 66 81 .449 20lh Thursday's !Amet secretary for thll cambria Pack· ed her .father, RIChard But he was unable to follow I Houston 61 85 .418 25 New York at Baltimore, 2 ing Co of Jackson for 21 1anc'l famlly. · that .announcement with any New York 46 tOt .313 411\\ Kansas City at Minnesola years retired end disposed Mrs. Glenn Wolfe returned concrete Information oo where ·~ WARSAW (UPI)-Track slar Tuesday's Result1 '[Cleveland at Boston of his interest in the company. ber home m Washmgton, 0 · or when it will be held. Guenther Rostek of West [ Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1 He came to Oak Hill in 1917 Mr. and Mrs. Larry They somehow maneuvered many was killed Tuesday when Cincinnati 13 New York 6, nJght l with the William E. Doe Briel~; of Columbus were recent Patterson in front of the bank i the auto be was driving skidded i Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 0, leo. of Chicago. A natlve of Min.! end guests of Mr. and Mrs. of microphones and asked him ' on a slippery road near By- I night nesota he attended hi g :t l Wheeler and Blll. whether be would prefer the d.goszcz and hit a tree, it was I St Louis 3. Pittsburgh 2, night Major Leape Leaden school' and college there, and 1MRecent guest~ of Mr. fight be held in Sweden. reported by the Polish News S<~n Francisco 7 Houston r;, 10 By United Pros International served in France during World lb"'I· SEh.arl Robmson were . Not the Champ '"ency. He was 21. · · 11t e Jelds and Mrs. 06 i. mnmgs, mg National League War I. Ha "I'm not the champion," 1 Wednesday'• Probable Pitcher& G. AB. R. H. Avg Mr. Schwinke Is ruJing elder Jman.d M h Floyd answered in that soft i When your job calls for concrete, call a Los Angeles at Chicago - Clmnte, p;u 137 536 82180 .:J38 and aession clerk CJI. the Oak r. an rs. 0Rers el continental manner of t.Is. "Mr. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bilt l us. Prompt delivery, specialized mi:xes wiD Drysdale (19-12! vs. Ellsworth Aaron, Mil. 136516102169 .328 Hill United Presbyterian <hurch , :;::_ c;.%":;c~~:ri~S::::dMr. Clay .,. er, I mean Muh· Haughton of Glen Cove, N.Y., 4 (I.H ) . Mays, S.F. 140 5041116160 .317 a past commnndt'f of the Am· s ndi y the weekemlay. ilamJned All ... Is the cb"m· continues to hold a tenuous_lead insure you of quality concrete at IDw, low 1 Cmcmnah at New York Wms ch·1 149 592 102185 313 erican Letion and a former M pe ng . ( ht) M1 (18-7) s • · · ' . r. and Mrs. Erwin Gl:=~~~~~ pion and the site is up to him" in the olficial mm1ey-won stand· prices. CaU today! ~ig - a oney v · Rose, Cin. 145 606100189 .312 mayo~ and council f!iember of and attending funeral Clay lolled on a djvan behind ings issued by the Harness Rac·1 FJSher 18-2). J.Aiou, S.F. 125 474 71147 .310 the Village. He also IS a mem· for Mrs Ma Gleockner Patterson and kept his eyes ing Institute, wilh 1669,678. He Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cldoon, Pill. 147 559 80 172 .308 her of the Masonic Lodge and M N· ry Gl 1m riveted on him as Floyd s~•ke. is being pressed bard by Sian· , (night) - Cloninger (21-9) vs. Allen, Pba. 143 546 86167 .3011 Eastern Star. Presently he Is rs. orman oec er ley Dancer with $63ll,lll6, I Short (17-9) . Rojas, Pha. 131488 71147 .liOI oecrelary and a ttockholder of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. A photographer asked lhe Sl. Louis at Pittsburgh Flood, st.L. 139 541 76164 .300 the Parkvlew Realty Co., of Badgely of Columbll8, R a lounging chomplon whether he Bob ,Farrington of Richwood, I (night) - Sadecki (4-13) vs. American Lea111e Jackson, which was formed iD Bloeckner of Oak Field, N. would please get up !lind pose Ohio, has au almost i11surmoun· WY N21t PAGI IT. ~IDDLIPORT Veale tlti-10). G. AB. R. H. Ava 1953. He and hll; wife, the for· Charles Gloeckner of ~i:i~;~j alongside the challenger, to table lead in races won with 201 San Francisco al Rouston Yt'ski, Bos. !19444 71143 .322 mer Lillian Jenkln.o live on West ll, Mr. and Mrs. Jay which petulantly snapperl, ~t ahead of Haughton. Inight) - Sbsw (16-8) vs. Rob- Oliva, M;nn. 112 556101176 .317 Croas St., In Oak Hill. and cblldren and Mrs. ..., erls (4-2). Rbnsn, Bal. 127 492 74152 .309 Strassburg. Tbursday's Games Wbtfld, Cle. 113 400 4112Z .305 • Colling on Mrs. U..le Cincinnati at New York Hall, Minn. 131189 78146 .299 over the weekand were Mr. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Batty, Minn. 1l8 358 321116 .296 Mrs. Rod Grimm, Rarine, Mr. night Clvto, cte. 143 526 64150 .295 aml Mrs. Walter Sllone. Si. Louis at p;ttsburgh, night Dvlto, Cle. 129(611 59131 .291 Galltpolls, Mr. and Mro. Kelty l.os Angeles at Chicago Hwrd, Wsb. 131181 50 136 .29t Sayre and family of Columbus, Sao Francisco at HousiDn, night Wgnr, Cle. 129 470 8313& .289 and Wilkie Sarson and family American Leape I Home Runo By Mrs. Herbert Roush of P rtland. W. L. Pel. GB National League: Mays, Gi-' Enjoying a picnic Sundny at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roulh APPt.tED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES 011 ON TOUII OWN llaES Minnesola 93 54 .633 ... ani& 18; McCovey, Giants 35: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Er- and ger were Labor Da Baltimore 82 63 .566 10 Williams, Cubs 31; Mathews, win Gleockner were Mr. and weeken guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chicago 83 64 .5416 10 Braves 30; Four· tied with 29. M". Charles Gloeckner and Walter Dade of Troy. WHITEWALLS Dctr01t 61 65 .555 11!11 Amerlcaa Leque: Conigliaro, Ray of oak Field, N. Y., Mrs. Karen Joyce Raush who Cleveland 71 66 .1i3111 Red Sox 28; HoriDn, Tigers 21; Caroline Hickok and children are empl at Troy spent a 750x 14 New York 12 76 .488 2110 Wagner, Indians 26; ColaviiD, of Thelma, Ala., Mary Gleock· weekend ith their parenl&, Mr. California. 68 79 .463 Z5 Indiana 25; Cash, Tiger1 25; ner of Pomeroy and Mrs. Fran-1and MrJ. Lester Roush. Washington 64 82 .438 2810 Tresh Yanks, 25. ces Robert.! of Racine. Mr. ~.nd Mrs. Everette P!llt·ll Boslon 57 90 .388 3& RaM BaUed Iii Marsha Moran spenl a week sons, lr~ Shirley, Kay, Ruth, Kansas City 53 91 .3M 3810 NlitloDal Leapt: Johnson, recently wtth Mr. end Mrs. Cathy and K'B(p Nl!llley visited Tuesday'• Renlll , Reds t21: Mays, Glanll 101; Paul Davis, Parkersburg. Mrs. Roth PII'SOIIH and other 850 X 14 _ $28.24 800 X 14 _ $26.24 BosiDn 5 Cleveland 4, 13 Ia- ISblrgetl, Piralel IDil; WWams, C1Jartea G-er and Ter· relatives over a receu1 week Dings, night CUbs 98; Roblnlon, Reds fll. ry called on Mr. and Mrs. Er· end. Baltimore 5 Detroit I, lsi, twi· Amerleu Leapt: Colavito, win Glooekner recently enroute Mra. He111ert itolllb end 0. . . . Trallf8. ., ,.,.. "r • Ugh! Indians till; Oliva, Twln.o 115; tD Tallahassee, Fla., where or called on MrL Roiileltill GUARANTEED ti·-IN Detroit 7 BalUIIICIN I, 2nd, . Horton, Tlgera 93; Mantilla, Terry enrolled 1n eoltege. Coates of Middleport. I. AcMMt ...... -~ 's ... IIOAD IIIIUIID night ' Red Sox 88; Hall, Twtnt L1. Word waa received here by Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle .. ~ ........... , '-.....sc IAIIG t a) .. c• GMMft yow BlaCilw... New York 3 Washington I, night · Pll<blq relatives o1 tho Illness of Sgt. Zane and Mr. end MrL eUAIIANTU M I ftd for ...,. .. Marrow 0t Wid• Whitew-.. ftet:b:••a•• PM'8Ied oa·INI.t _ _. ..._ • ._ ..... Minnesota 4 Kall88ll CIJ:y 3, N'atloDal Leapt: Nllllmll, Fay J. Norris who aul(ered a SIDbart ol Antiquity ...,.. - · ........ -djl•t.al night Reds UG-3); Knufu, Dedaers heart aUact end Js collfined to end tuesll c1. Mr. and Mra. Roy California 7 Chicago I, nigh! . (2U); Maloney, R~• (18-7); Walter Reed He!Jlillll. Mr. Nor· Buck. Wednesday's ProboWt Plldeil Cloninger, Bravtll (2,1-8); Marl· rts was reared In Ibis eomm!liiChleago at C.Ufornia (2, twi· chal, Gianls (22-10). Jty and 1.! a brotller to ~'loyd IIETIJRN TO 8TVDIE!I Jlght) - Buzhardt (11·7) end , Arnerleoo Leapt: Grant, Norris 1114 Mn. ·Bob Adams. Mills RoberUi Kraeuter of Ra· Horlen UZ.12) vs. Brunet (8-10) Twins (111-5) Terry, lndianl Recent guests of Mr. and clne returned to her -es .00 Lopez (14-13). (!1-4); McLain, Tlgera !l:hl); Mrs. Hay Heiney were Mrs. Ohio Unlversrsli:ty;~r::~ N. 2ND AVE. KaDSa&- ( City .at Mlllll- Fisher, White Sex ItU)I Slot- George McCoy of East Liver· Is a Mlllllld • MIDDLEPOIT, 0. llillhiHiunter (1.01 111. PerrJ llemyre, Yenb (17ol}. poo~ Mrt.' BlJl Ourt o1 WeiJ&. 1o majori/J& Ia Muste Edu<!lltiotti;._ __;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..J.i• b 7 5 • . ants Hike Lead to 3 ames It • W G Gl Trl.umpb Over Houston· Reds Rip Mets HELEN HELP US! ... New Treads Q - Wbat are the symptom& of congestive heart failure? b It aeriOWI? At what slap de they prescribe digitalis? Wby ll ACTII harmful If you havo heart failure? • A - Wbeo lbere Is a tesk In one of the heart valves the heart must work harder to pLlrnp the blood to your tissues. Wben the point lo reached that your heart can no longer do this effectively It Is said to be decompensated and congestive (water• logging) heart failure IICCurs, The victim becomes short of breath on mild exertion and the liver is enlarged. This Ia a very serious condition but modern heort ourjery ll savln& many vlcllms. Digitalis Is prescribed at the firsl olgn of decompensat. tlon. Person! with heart faUure lhould not take Arnl or any of the corllaone • like drup ·because they ealllJe ~-ntlon of fluid In the tissues l~ and this IIJ· llfiVAtea the walerloAiniJ. J 1 : :1 ~~ ~k·::::: : : the Eastern ......... ·. 0 1 0 36 I I ptonsblpo, """ the eec:aad IIIII AU. GAMES ooe I Hatlo Twins Magic Number IS 7 4-3 Win Triumph Over 'l'bt Minnesota Twln.o moved lng by young Jim MerriU to BryBD to end the 1ame. within seven games of the save the game lor the Twln.o. Jack Aker woa the loser lor American League pelliWit with Kaat bad • Jive-hitter going the A'o. He left the basea tuiJ ~ a I-ll victory over the Kansaa IDID the ninth, but Ken Harre~ the saventb Oil :r;>n VeraiU' Ciiy Athletics Tuesday night. son led off with a home run, bia olngle, Ricb Rollln.o double end Any comb;nation of Twins' 2f)Jh, lntD the lefUield otands. ao Intentional paBS. Then With victorleo and Chicago White That brought John Klippateln to out Hell delivered bJs deeJ. Sox or Baltimore Orioles de· the mound and he walked Tom sive single off John Wyatt. !eats totalling seven will put Reynolds. Merritt wa& calle'.lln The Detroit Tigers parlayed Minnesota in. 1and yielded a single ltJ pinch home runs by Mickey Stanl~, J;mmie Hall's sharp !ringle to bitter Santiago Ruosarto. Rene Norm Casb and George Smith center with the bases full in the Lachemann sacrificed the run- wlth wildness from Baltimore seventh inning broke a 2·2 tie nero along and then Merritt I pitchers ID split a doubleheader and paved the way for Jim took charge. w1th the Orioles, wmmog the Kaat's t6Jh victory. He slruck out Wayne Causey second tame 7·1 after droWO:g However, it took clutch pitch- and faoned pinch bitter Bill the opener 5-3. Boog Powell 8 . .... ___ • FOR 1 ......... -•11 i'alt!Jib 'fi!IM!If • '"' 17 NM, .._ •H ,. OW,.. - ..., •• · .. · .r., .,~., ""ow with hG"• ''v"~'" • I · - .......... _, 0 . . . . . . . . . ill....,., ,........ _. - H& R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE . �/ / I • Dally Sentfl{;;l, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 1~, 1965-7 the Johnsons were Harley John- man WID of Ptacll Jl'ort. and Cberyl. Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Elam of 1be ~::==::::=====~=========/'"n,Mr.Tammy and Mrs. Charley Smith, Barrett, W. Va., apeot Hartford Tuppers Plains .a . Jo, were Labor Day visitors of weekend at their home here her parents, Mr. and Mrs. liar- and with their oon, Mr. and ley Johnson. Also visiting were Mra. Jack Elam. . Harley Johnson, Tammy, Cher- Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Wyatt yl and Patricia Thoma. accompanied their daughter Mr and Mrs Howard Rus- Mr. and Mra Bill Chase to · Edward· Venoy visited Columbus where · they spent sell and By ~·. Evelya Brlekles their daughter and mother, Ei- the weekend and visited her Mr. Wilham Coleman . and leen Venoy, who underwent sur. brother, who is ill. son, Mr. and . Mrs. Willard gery Tuesday at Columbus. Mr. Bill Sayre, student at Coleman and children of Rob- Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, Columbus Barber Colleg~. reson, W. Va., were Sanda and ·Cheryl and Mrs. An- cenUy spent a week§l(l with bJs of Mr. and Mrs. Fun oa Murphy of Columbus were parents, Mr. and Mi1. Cbarlea Mr. and Mrs. Blain Sunday visitors of Mr. and Sayre. and grandson, Brian Taylor Mrs. Charley Smi~h . and Jo. 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Peanut Butter Breaded Shrimp- as delicious and noulisAing as oilier b!Mds thai cost more. It just so happeRs we're &Ole to . charge a wttle less. Yoo eoo't llold t1oe1 • against 110, C8ll you? 59c • JANE PARKER WHITE BREAD ql.43C 11&.1W 2 39C for ---f•r Dog Meal 19 C 2 Mushroom Soup 39C Waffle Syrup ANN PAGE 101h-oz. canf ANN PAGE PANCAKE AND 24-oz. bottle SULTANA-WITH TOMATO SAUCE Pork &Beans 2·1b. 9-oz. -----con ANN PAGE Kidney Beans _ 25C 3 l·~:. spo cans JANE PARKER ICED CAKE FRESH BAKED 2 s CANVAS SNEAKERS master art pictures WHITE Full color r•produtl•arl! ol muter Mli~!'~ l inf'rl_ h~nd · ij:IIO ~ d 5omulaltd c~rvt~d fr~me s. ~ e~ d~ to ha ng 15111"1(111" No wir11 or hoo~l BLACK Compare At $2.99 Plintings on e:enuin e wood or •. BLANKETS 12«. pkp. • Single Control eAsst. Colora ~·- · ~,.- ................ . 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BLOOD SAVES LIVES RW CROSS~ Kingsbury BLADE CUTS ANN PAGE-6c OFF LABEL .00 1955 FORD V8 2 Dr. Fairlane. Rod and whitt 1952 BUICK Super 1 I FULL BED SIZE CORDONA T.V. TOSS ,, $195 AT THE BLOODMO.BILE DISCOUNT 1955 CH~YSLER 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power I Colors- Blue, Green, SPECIAL 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Hard Top 1 Western Compareot49a 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Hardtop. Uko now in evtry way son County cancer Clinic women will be held Thursday, September 16th at the Byrne Cliflic. The clinics are sponsored by the Mason County Cancer Society and aU work done both profc~sional and lay is Ylllunleer, A 16 donation i.! askIll by the clinic lor those who ean pay but no one is turned away for the lack of money, I mt oz. DECORATIVE BOTTLES 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sodon, R&H, Owwclrl... Completely ovorhoulod, rul -nomy Ill' I SPECIAL/ BOY'S Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourning ' of Elvria were weekend visit- I ors re.cently of her parents, I I and Mrs. Everett Lambert other relatives. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and family of Athens, Mrs. IKenneth Grover and Joy, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourning Iwere Sunday visitors of their ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evere-tt ! Lambert. Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Juhn:'!on were Mrs. Adti Slack, Gene and ~fr. and Mrs. John Slack and sun of Wisconsin. Al~so~~~ 11111 grlllldporenfl, Mr. 11111 Mrs. eent weekend with Mr. IUld Mr. lllld Mrl. lld Kenneth Markins, Racine. Mrs. Marteen Smart and a~ family of Gahanna, Mr. 11111 W!ded the State Fair. Mrs. Don Raush and famlly ol · '· Mr. and Mra. Roger Young Mr. ond Mrs. Ralph Carl and White Hall, Mr. and Mil. Bill were on a Sightseeing trip to daughter, Sharon, who were Slane and family, Mr. and Mro. Logan where they VISited Old here from Columbus to vi>tt Mr. Charles Raasb and famiiJ, r.tr. '' lolan'a Cave. and Mrs. William King joined and Mrs. Jame& Masb and famThe Carleion Churth has an.. h n a tri to Parkersbur u all of Columbu• The all DOunced that there will be a Max, Paul and Claudette N!ch. I em 0 P g Y: · revival otarting Sept ~ and ols were overnight guests of 011 Friday. enJOyed a eampout and picnic running through Set>~-· 2t1 with Mr. ano Mrs. El mo Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Good· ' at the Mash home on Sunday• the Rev. John H. Lanier « sons thl.a week. win and Leta , Mr . .loe Hall and I Visitors over the recent week JuiJ.ction City as evangeJist. Mr. and Mrs. Da.na Murray Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Dean vi:lit· l end with Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison Jr. were in New York over a ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. i Dean and sona were Mr . and announce the birth of a son, recent weekend and while there Wayne Beal and family . IMrs. Kenneth Markin& of RuScott Ryan. Grandparents are attended the World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard Houd-t cine, ~fr. and Mrs. Robert Ried, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison , Mr. and Mn:. Nick Perklm of ashelt of r..olumbus visited Mr 1 Bt'U(·e , Virginia, Rodney and and Mr. and Mrs. 0. Scholl of Harrisonvtlle visited rece.-.I Jy jand Mrs. Harold Burnside ;md . David. of Pataskala, Mr. aad Pomeroy. IwHh Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hud- 1 Mr. and Mrs. William llouda- ~rs. C~lir ~aggoner and Joy John Walter and Richard son. shelt over the weekend. ol Harrtsonv1Jie and Mr. and Dean attended the ~ate fair ~n I ~r. and Mrs. WW!am Beal Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mash IM_rs. John Gillogly and Mark Columbus Swlday w1th thetr vbnted in Columbus over a re- had as recent weekend guests. ol Albany. "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY • RED OR CITRUS PACK ILOOD DONOR'S PAKH .44 ow- 1960 RAMBLER Ambu11dor Slo. Wagon. Pvll power. It's clean and solid, ono lool 1957 V. W. Booutiful white finish ----·- SOCiety • Notes it's sharp 1957 RAMBLER Custom 4 Dr. Automotlo CLINIC ANNOUNCED P'T. PLEASANT - The Ma- Wolf Pen G!T A 1957 IMPERIAL 4 Dr. Air conditioned. Full power, It's clean lhP rotluck dinner were Mr. and Mrs. R£lbLy Roush and fam ily, Mr. aM Mr.;. Jerry Scott, Mr. Day!:m Raynes and Mlndy, Mr. and \1rs. i~ i c k Wells, Mr. and Mrs Jot.n Harrah and Wanda , Mr Jnd ~!r~.. Bernard Connelly and family, Mr . .9nd Mr~ . Roger Hysel. and family, Mr. Carl Rou.~ h . Mr and Mrs. Ge-J"ge Rubert Stf:w~rt and family, Mrs. Robert Stt·wart, Denm s Foreman, Ru'lty Wood~ ami :.he Ju.noraes, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Foreman. Seflding gift! we11e Mrs. Ho .... ard Van. Matre and Carolyn Roush. vy is spending a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zerkle and other relatives. At the duration of hi~ leave he will lurn to San Diego and the 1estroyer U.S.S. Somer!!. He has just returned from sevenmon tour that included Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rizer had D!l guests for a picnic din. ner In honor of Jerry Zerkle and their son, Donny's 14th birthday, the foltowing people Mr. and Mrs. Michael YanUs Tommy Watson of the and son, David, Columbus, Mr. Force is spending a few days and Mrs. Carl Zerkle and Jer- leave here with his parents, ry, Miss Linda Lathey, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson William Zerkle, Sandy and Joe- after which he will be stationelyn, Syracuse, Mr. and Mni, ed .at Camp McGuire, N. J. John McDermitt and Scottie, Mrs. Norma Dean was taken Clifton, Clarence Dailey, Kay to Camden Clark Memorial hosSchackel and .carolyn, ~er~n pita! , Parkersburg, from the and Danny RIZer. Visiting m Arcadia Nursing home at Coolthe afternoon were Mr. .und ville. Mrs. Marion Rizer, LoiJ and Kathy of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weather~ Mr. and Mrs. MichaeJ Van- man were Sunday guests of Mr. tis or Columbus spent the La- and Mrs.· Radcliff Hager of bur Day weekend as guests of Middleport.Other guests in the her parents, Mr. and Mn. Ver.. Hager home were Mr. and Mrs. non Rizer. Their son, David, re- Pete Goodin of Columbus , Mr. turned home with them a.fter and Mrs. James Hradey of Huntspending the week with his ington and Mrs. Cora Hil'e of t!:randparenb. Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacMrs. Dorset Miller has emKnight of Atwater, Ohio, relumployment at the An:adia Nursed home after spending a ing Home at Coolville. fl:'w days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James MacKnight. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee of Carolyn Rizer and Erma Bushan were Sunday guests Crites are in Huntington where Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet. they began classes al Marsbatl Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas University and Huntington and two daughttrs of Columbus School of Beauty Culture. visited her mother, Mrs. Myr· Carrie Judson has returned tie Frost Sunday .. home after visiting with her Mr. and Mrs. John Gramling children at Elyna and Akron. j and family of Akron spent the Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Gr~rn weekend here with her mother, and daughter, Jackie, spent the Mrs. Maxine Chapman and son, Labor Day weekend at the Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman horne of their parents, Mr. and Jr. and family . Mrs. George Green of Hartford SMS. and Mrs. Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Grasso and family who have Fields of Mason. been stationed in Germany arMiss Shirley Mae Smith, riau- rived here recently and will ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. 1spend a few week!l with her Smith , Jr.. Hartford, gr8duated mother, Mrs. Maxine Chapman from Mountain State College and son, Mr. and Mrs. Wlliam ~n August 29th. She maintained Chapman Jr. and fa mily after 1 3.6 degree average whlle at- which he will be stationed at '.ending the college Those at- Wichita, Kansas. ·.ending lite graduation were: I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wil\ough\'lr. and Mrs. John H. Smith, by of The Plains were Sunday Jr. and. ~on, John , .Mr. and ~· guests or Mr. and Mrs. Alva I Mrs. Wilham MacKmght, Mr. Clark and family. and Mrs_ James Mac Knight, ' ' - - -- Miss Esther MacKnight and ! - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Arlhur Wayland, •II of Hartfol'd, W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs. I George A. MacKnight and son, George William and Miss Ad· ! die MacKnight of Hunl.ington. I • Printed Patterns 1961 FORD VB Goloxio 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full powor, 1957 FORD V8 Station Wagon 2 Dr. Nice Atten~iing c c • Solid Colors 1957 OLDS Supor 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full power MASON-Mr. and Mrs. row Foreman, formerly of Mason, and now of Sheffield l.ake, Ohio were presented gifts at a recent get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mason, with Mrs r;eorge Robert Stewart a~ CQ:-hostess. CREST TOOTH PASTE LILT SPECIAL 1 PERMANENT • Roll-Up Sleeves 1958 FORD V8 4 Dr. Station Wag011 Foremam Receive Going·Away Gifts REG. 89c SIZE REG. $1.59 SIZE 1 Melvin Fields, Mrs. Pauline 1 CUnningham, Mrs. Fred Taylor and Becky, Mrs. Jerry Scott I and family, Mrs. Roosevelt Davis, Mrs. Harold Schwarz, Mrs. · John Hetzer and Tod. Sending gifts were Gwendolyn Ord, Mrs. Kenneth Stewart, Mrs. Vernou Roush, Mn:. Billy Joe Roush, Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Bernard Scarberry, Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. Ed Roush, Miss Louise Sparks, Mrs. Homer Johnson, Mrs. Nan Mcintosh, Mrs. Lola Jeffers, Mrs. Fred ' Thabol, Mrs. Katherine ROJ:nes. Mrs. Cecil Hysell, Mrs. las Roosh, Mrs. Herb Noel. DON'T MISS THIS DON'T MISS THIS 50 u. s. Na- 1 PADS ' I "Be5t Wi shes. Shflron a nd j Rick," along with punch were I served to their many friends. The church was decorated in a pink and white color scheme. I Games were played and prizes awarded to Becky Tilylor, Mrs. John Harrah, Mrs. Lester I Foreman. ,_.Irs. Harry Grimm . was lhe recipient of the door pri7.e. Attending were Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mrs. George Robert Stewart and Robin, Mrs. Ray I Workman. Mrs. Harry Grimm, and E!len, Mrs. Hester Rayburn, Mrs. Lester Lane, Mrs. · Robert Davis and Tammy, Mrs. Le.~ ter Foreman, Mrs. John Roach, Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, Mrs. John Harrah and Wanda, Mrs. Howard Van Matre, Mrs. $ SOAP FILLED SCOURING Social Events SoCI"ety NoteS PAIR WITH POls-Apollo sort Of a Polynesian yo.yo an<J lblt Maori girl in New Zealand iB giving; a visilcr a leaBOA in bow the reed balls are. twirled to symboltte l)ldd._ Rt the Maori ••canoe poi dance." The n~vice is LoweD Thomas Jr. foll9wlng his famous father on tho .,._.a. -- lllld ~ec~un ln1l ..... . ·~ IDJuajve of Item• lumpted bJ Low EXpire, Sept 18, 196~ fa Colo. UDit .U.P'o ~pkgl, 3 Slicocl 79c FRENCH FRIES ' 2 :~:: 99c ' JUtBO SQ~Jnish Onions FL~E TOKAY OR - 3 25c MILD AND MELLOW lb•. ·Seedless Grapes - 2 3Sc lk • JUST REDUCED NEW REGULAR LOW PRICE 8 O'Clock Coffee ~· 69c :·sp• t •• t I f • I t l I I • I 1 1 I I r �' II ..'' \ !:_~Y Sentinel, Pom_eroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 1~. !9681'~- A \~ r ' ,; Glee Club Personnel Announcecl , Ri• ver news e:s1 a.m.:Duncan Allee down Meldahi down 1o:ao p.m.: Soulhnllon dAd M 3 p.m.; Bruce up 12:30 a.m.; li:soo West' VlrlfiiHomecoming, Rally Day Held Sunday!,, roun n i' By Mrs. Lacey Following Tryouts Meldahl 3:50p.m.; Frank· ia down 8:1~ a.m. 01 At Rock Springs Methodist Church I,' _About .:~~sicc~:~~~r ~':l;dd~: ~~::: ~~~~:;.r·M~a ~!~~:1 -;;:::adiDIIBI ~-';.~· up ln~ 1 ~~~ d:~~ do~~·~';!~~~~-;,m,; ~~: Homecoming and Rally D'YI We Have'" Jesus" and prayer Middleport port High school has .nnounced Betsy CUnningham, Janie Ge-~1 Dam ~23 126 runniDII ~ Meldahl 9:15 p.m.; AIUed·Asb· Z. down Winfield 1:20 p.m.; was beld at the Rock SpriDtls by the Rev. Freeland Norris. , Miss Joy Boggs, daughter of the results of Glee Club try-· rard, Karen Hawley, Marsha 00 roUe~~. P.:Ueroy • Ma!IODitsnd up Meidahl 10·25 p.m.: Jefferson up Winfield ~:IS p.m.; Methodist Church SundaY.. The Heavenly Jub1lee qoartet Mr and Mrs. Lionel Boggs, outs. ' Bowles, Judy Brewer, cathy 20B3 Pt Pleasant 2431 Pamela D. down Meldahl 3:4~ H. E. Bowl01 up Winfield 10:10 :1e Re\'. Cht!!Her Lemtt.~ sang, "He comes To Me;' and· is~ student at the Holzer Hos- i First Soprano- S.ndr• Hoi·IRussell, Myrta Wilson, Sher· to~ 059 'tar nary · ' a.m. p.m.; 0. F. SlJflarer down Winwas. in charg~ ~~ the ~orship a readi,?S· ··T~e Sermuni , pita! School of Nursing in Galli-lllnshed. Linda Gllki\·. Becky rie Shuler. Myrna Searls Joyce Falls. 1.;6 ~:!ling: Gaillpoll• Dam Adn:'ral field 10:35 p.m.: Allen R. Mer. ~.ervtce. The JUnior cb01r sang we See. wa~. giVen by polls. She IS a 1\165 graduate oJ IGoodall, Jamarllla Y{ard, Ruth! Hanson, Mary Jane Jenkmson, 18.91 stationary. London, Jones down 4:35p.m.; National rill down Winfield 11:40 p.m.; I Love H1m Because 11e F~r-'mans 1 We See. was g1ven bY : Middleport High School. Ann Halley, Elome llfv!B, San- IKaren Faulk, Lo!B Sauer, Ks· met and Wllifield dams loved Me," and the Heavenly : Mrs. W. A. Several , Mrs. Emerson Jones took hoc· dra . Garten, Ann Han!Oo, Mary Ithy Spengler. th ill 0 Jubilee Quartet sang, "How numbers were presented by the ' d;ughter, Barbara, to Athens · WoKe, Marilyn Stum\>9. Sandra Second Soprano Sharon e s s. ~organ I' -· ·Airlifted Troops ;:Sweep Stt:onghold down 81!5 p.I:l.; J. S Lewis W. H. Shaver. Jr. <!own WIDdown 9:10p.m.; Peggy Downey field 1:45 am.: Beaver doWII down 10:15 p.m.; John J. Rowe Winfield 3:45 a.m.; Lucy Jano ° ~1gHa~lt Been?" . N1~1TlS quartet. . .. !Tuesday where she will be a ~wnp~~ Kat~~- -~c-~~~~~ ~ Harrison, Kathy Lacey, carole Boat Mo.emtnts: Followmli! Sunday SChool, 1n 'Dogs, Hogs and Holy Thmgs senior in the Collegt! of Arts Anderson Mary Lou Tfaford Ohl0 Ri L of W. F. supertht- 1opic of the Rfv; Carl and Sciences at Ohio University. . ENROU.IN COLLEGE Edith tbptonsta11, Linda Jac:l _ ver lr.:.•ndent, four recitations were Htcks. gues1 speaker. S d t t . to Ohio · Mrs Cha I A B db obs Janis Schmoll ·sue Rue 13, 8.15 a.m.; Chns Jr. up U, r . •"n bv mrmbers ol the Pri- ing numbers by the Norris quar-' ~u en s ~e urmng . . · res sa ra ury ' . ' . ' 3:15 p.m.; Buckeye State up m~rv class including, Morning tet and 8 reading ''The Two Um~ersJty mclude uavid W1ley ,and Mrs .. Cash ~ahr Tuesday Susan Moms, Stephame Pullen, S: 45 p.m.; Philip Sporn up 14 , G,·.'ellng. oy Bruc• Blackston; Glasses.'' by Mrs. William Jumor. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. accompamed their · daughters, Sandra Clatworthy, Carol King, 11 ,05 p.m.; Edeana " , . R Wiley · John Allensworth, son Suzanne Bradbury and Chris- Jackte Hawley, Mary Jo HIDe asses For All. Bobb~· Hall <.rueser, the congregatton sangl ·, M . 'R be All th · . t' Babr to R' Gr d Col· d Jud Hysell Jenn Craia 00 up l5, l:lOa.m. ; QueenFrankli,l[l Good Morning. Judy. Radford, "Bie"! Rr the T·· · Th~·l Binds'' ior OF · Karen rs. 0Bachner rt enswor JUn me w an e y, Y ' Y sophomore, lege where they have enrolled Nancy Harris, Sheila Childs,' up 15' 4:15 a.m.·' and Goodb•:t> to Pnmarv· by and .1he Rev.h Lt'1'11\ev closed thl:' · M d' . Bac hne r , Melissa DaviB·• Pierce A. b. d' . daughter o1 r. an . 1rs. ,,.~v- 1or th e 1a 11 1erm. O"~~oua.as re1urn- Conme . p t down d 15, 166:30• a.m.: ,. 1 1 ary ra s aw w o was prosen'we w1t 1 1e ene tl'!Jon. h H . . R' G and "''I 1 p tt Sla en Mary Lono Ca J. a ten own , I ... :'"" a.m.; B dh M 30 . h Cl . i erett Bac ner· Ron annmg, mg 1o 10 r e VOVJ ege are • a y v , a• • A moted to the .lunwr ass . ' I h . rM d M . I Denni· Saele ... F M nd thy Bailey and Cynthia Mills nnette Jones up 1116. 1: a.m.; 16 .d H . h K. d I sop omore, son o r. an rs. , s ns, son .~ r.a , · R H B th d Davi arm: 01 1 e .10 ~r· , Wilbur Hanning; Janice Tanne- · Mrs. Adolph Saelens, Eric Alto - Joyce Long, Connie .' · oswor own · garten class gave a ef a On bill, sophomore, daughter of Chambers, son ol Mr. and Mrs. CUoke, Chris Bailey, Kathyl4:30 a.m._; Je!fboat down K_, , P Cummg, alter whiCh Da- / f 't CheSler Tannehill · Barbara ' Richard Chambers Dave Rice Bratton, Dee Slaven, Oleta !.30a.m., Robert West down vid, John Partlow and Pam ' I Morgan, wphomo;·e, sister of I son of Mr. and Mr~. ,Gene Ri~ Lewis, Rose Hackett, Debbie 9:20 p.m.; Reltab1c up 17, 12: Ev_ans, were to the Mrs. uan Meadows; Karen Me-: and Don Hanning, Kon of Mr. Grueser, Sandra Swartz, Diana a.m.: Jerry Bosworth up Pnmary Class, and Hilda Brad.. . . , Elhinnv graduate student dau- and Mrs Wilbur Hanni and Davis, Debbie King Louanna 5:30a.m.; Bob Benter down shaw. Roger Part low and Cun- Imtl .' J!Ion <'lnd m <:.l·oll ;,tmn _or I ht . . i M . . nd M Rob Leo Ke~nedy Jr ·~ ng IMcintosh Ann Wlls~n Candace 5:-t!i a.m.; Mary Alice down nie Radford. were promoted to newly formed 8 and 40 ).1eigs Mg ~~lho !. Jad ''· 6 1 her 1 ' · ...,., Bahr co'nnie Simmo~s Kathy 8:15 p.m.; Lewis I down · · · 1 1· c~.:. wny· uy ucer, , , . ti; " ChnsPrm 1 ~·11s<td····· 1'\ a:;s Salon 7111 v.a~ Ill' II· -~ rm( <~y •1 M . d M 1 · SERVING IN KOREA Mornn Ruth Ann Lacey Mar· 7:46 p.m.; Elgercltff up 23, : 1 Th e J~~tor . . chmr. sang. ,. 0 n evenmg . daughter andBarharaJones.sen o r. an rs. ra 1· Army Pvt. Charles K. Stew· ta Hubbard • ' a1 uJe Koc'h\ cr build-IButeher. and Linda HackeU. a.m.; Water Beek'JOrd Calvary, and the ~.ymn. "Sw~ct mg. . , . . . ior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . art. son of Mr. and Ws. Charles The Girls' Ensmnble will in- 6:40 a.m.; Zimmer up Are lhe Prr:'llise~. . tollo;~ed . The . color s o~ t~e organ~~a- Emerson Jones. F. Stewart of Rt. {Cheshire, elude ~~irst Soprano - Kathy up 12:05 a.m.; Valvohne . . by the Lord s Prayer m umson. twn. 1ed am.l •~lu1c, were car- M E M Wood d 1 has bee a·s·"""" to K · McElhinny Ruth Ann Bailey Greenup 12:55 a.m.· Ch.rtstma .h . bt. d . . .ed · • . dl rs. . . . an 1~r n .• 'rr"''" , orea m , , , wb1c c1ose _11w p1~~ran_1. r,t, Ollt , 111 a can e 1~~ . 'n.~ sister. Mrs. Huby Seott of Prin~:e the 7th Infantry Divlsion. Stew- Elaine Dav!s; Sec.ond Soprano- H. down Greenup 2:15 a.m.: cu>eJs d from art is. a radio relay and carrer i Susie MorriS Sus1e Ohlinger Alton Zephyr up Greenup A basket dmner . •Ml S served c~:Jemuu) ~'>. illl EtHHtt' 1 Lh All ton. W . 1.a. have reurne l , It h Signal and Jacki~ Hawley; . Alto- a.m.; Valley Transporter at ~oon wIll l the Ke~ . L em Icy at, eac s ~ io~. . s_ er . :"~ a \'at alion in Clevcl;md. with , operator in the 127t,l,i askmg grace. departmental ~.:hcJpeau, mstall b f . d h M d Batta1 am· • c H · 8 1 0 . d · , . · . d p . t e ormer s aug tcr, r. an n s o. . e en tered mana DaviS , Rose Marte Back- Greenup 3·50 . . ., Wa1r.-.n,ll The afternoon program m e, t 1le o~f~ce~s mdu mg, .ea~1! Mrs. Don Graber . While there the Army In Marcb 1965, and ett and Debble Grueser, and Hougland down Greenup of Rev. ,_Lemley they visited several points in : was last !:11ationed at Fort Gor.. with the hymn What A Fnend fu st dl ml ·thapeau Prlffilert!, M' 1· 1 d. De b don Ga He attended K o e 1 - - - - - - · ·- - - - - ··' __ I{ h l 'h . d . ll' ll gan me u mg ar orn . y a r. ul ornlon, second emJ· .. . M Creek Hi. h. School 1chapeau deuz1eme : r. un w Brm- 1and H_ 1e Mack.mac br1dge. ~s. g , 'k L't · · , Stoll ts spendm~ the week wtth : ~·r . . ,aumumer; G(·mma Cas- Mrs Wood ' ENROLLS IN MSBC I CI, L An:htvtste and Myrtle · · \ · · Wood, daughIII' lk L C ' Mrs. Earl Kni~ht and her · Mtss Ernestme . ' . aer,eonc1erge Mrs K a th k d. th _ mother, Mrs. C. M. Wtlson are ·' ter orMr. andMrs. ~rnesf I' Iners !:or" ei!·tin anh:r to ~~~~a~:. : visiting. in Columbus with the ! Wood ~f Harriso~ville, has en- , fiee and appoin~ed Julia Hy sell formers daughter. Mrs .. Ron ! rolled m Moun_lam Stale Busi- l SEPT. IS as La St'netmn . ca,ssJere. Halley_ wh1le ~r. Halley ts on , ness. College tn P~rkersburg. ' $30.00 Down - a.lenct .n Bosworth Counr1\ No. 46 Flo~·· Comm .lltees d . a busmess trtp, • She Is 8 1965 t":taduate of Pom-1 were uame , Ill- ~ . Conv.nltnt Ter• aI an d Se Ieel \lasters will hul d cl udmo 1.1a"l 111 .. 1Ms. Kenneth Byers, who is , eroy Htgb school. . statea. assembl \' \\'· ~d nes- ne .0 Rh ' u " OWJ t! \ !Jail · I ed. (' II' . th etr · rs1up od.a Hac ke!t· · c1u.1d .emp ov· In .a tpol 1.s1s spend -1.· day. at 7:30 p m.. a~ the Pumc- we lfare Mary Mart lit .,.,.; ·s and m~ tw? we.ek vacat1on at her BOOSTERS TO MEET roy \1asoruc T'E'mplt> . for tnm~· mean" ,1 · H ' . Y1 home Ill Mtddleport I Pomeroy Band Booster mem. . . ... a ary eapp, rl!ua em- P. M .· · I FURNITURE CO, artton ol regUlar busm r~,<; All blt'm, and Mary Martin, Mrs 1r. and rs. Lalen Brown bers are to meet at 7 p. m. t()MASON, W. VA. compamoru arE' urged by Tho- Knopp andUorothy S encer. sprnt the weekend at Natural day for a clean-up session at L ~t : ~ rge ~la~k, w~s ~ena ~ollow-1 SERVICE- 1 I I 1 RADIO & T.V. 8 05 1 ree~tau~n; 4 ns a1/ s s pro.'llot~d New OfficerS Wt Ropolr All Mikes & Modtlt Society Notes t: op~ned K1~app. ~h~t:a_u . ~Jleen Se_ar!s~ 3 ROOMS Newfu SO(]AL [AIINDAR MASON 1 mas C. Ed~ ards Jl: us! rJous mas-=r. to attend The Pom~ro~ (ral! _and Hobby· Cl ubh '1\ I•! mft' t \\ edne..:dav at the orne oi ~1 ax me Jordan from 'h 10 .a.m. nd unul r 2 p m.. d l t 11 1 mg raJ 1 t.ar en Cl b . h u WI 11 meel at t e 1mme ol Mrs. l...Q\'d Moore Wednesday . I<.e..e.psak:e DIA"""'OND RINOS Give love's elerni!ll gift.,. I perfect rlial1llllnd ... fti!IW· lessly clear, of fine color expertly cut The center rli~ mond of e~ery Keep~ke is auaranteed perfect (or r• Picture J(IUI'self walking on millions of tiny air ~ubbles . Comfortable1 You're \IISiking in Breathln' Brushed Pigskin• Hush Pur,piest~ casuals! These micro-cellular ctep! so es put DeW spring in your step. i\nd Mom, these non· 11arting soles will keep your floors fresh tooger. B't thai's only nat! the story! placement as~ured). One Keepsake style exPresses your sentiments preCisely, beal:"ifully, forever. See our ~aned selection . • W1t1r Mid nil ml•tlltt' • Clltn rfltll Nift Musllln1 •lir6tw.iJ/U a.W •SUtlsllld fill .,,, J8JifJOit Now, enjoy that comfort all day The Shoe Box MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 l'onsllt ULJUII and by-la:s Ii Bndge State Park al Slade Ky.! the band refreshment OOoth at I was voted that dues wouid oo l 1. $5 <1 year and rneet1ngs will be PICI\IC HELD jl on the rour lh non '1 day uI ea~.: h Tl it' annua I picnic or the Keno month ttt 6 p m Christian church was held Sun, · · , · . Commg frum Columbus lo m- day in Chester. Attending were ·the partners were Aud- Rev. and Mrs. Jerry .~1asters I 1tate Gl· b A d G R d re) , .Ju , u rey :ary, ose an son, Mr. and Mrs Evertetl SP lS · M b Decker and Loutse Goodall ol . Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Waner1 p1· · a1 8 p. m. em ers franklin C0 unt Sal N 333 1 pl?ase refer to yearbook for Y on man White, Mr. and ~1rs. Char. pr Jgram details. P_artner.s fr?:r' Ath~ns County l~s Massar , Mr and ~1 rs. Ster·! Beihel No ti2 I th I t .Salon !'w . 61b were guests and ltng Massar and Deane and 0 · e n erna· were als0 ins! II d Tl1 'h tiona1 Order of Job's Daught· 1 . a e · .ey were C aries. Mr. and Mrs. Borman ers will meet a! tht' Pomeroy : Berntc~ Bercoe. Jean Carr, He\- McCain and Sherry, Faith Masonir Temple Monda)' at en BIIhngs, M_ayme Richardson and Amber. \1rs. Mary Reed. ,1. 30 !J. m. There wil! be inltia· and Beatrice HosS Mrs. vuro n~ tb s · t'f · Y .mallev, ~fr . liOn. Corsages were presented to and Mrs. Harold Newel) and Ga· . Mrs. AHen. .\Irs. HH'hHrdsnn t ry Ruger and r:ail Mr d Tn e 0 eiTICM.'ra t cIub w1 11 meet 1 Ath Sal 1 · ' · · an 1 1 0 Wt"dnesday Sept l5 at 7·30 new clapeau ens on l, Mrs. Vernon Clelanoi. Mrs. Joe • · ' ·· Mrs. Knapp and :\1rs Hyst>ll A M· k d ~~ d ' p. m. at the seNnd ward house gift was presented. 1 ar s an · ~. an 1'frs. Ro:;s ' All members are urg~ to at- Allen by Mrs. Knapp~ Gue~~~ Cleland. tend . and bnng sandwtt:hes or were introduced and e-Jch ex----CIWkles. tended greetings. Refreshments ' Mrs. Grover Erb. Mn. R&y T . SEPT.. 11 were served. , Seidenabe!, Pomerov; Mr.~ Harry S1ahl. Mrs. Thomas Cook . he Twilight (,arden club w1H meet Thursday, Sept 16 O.UB ENTERTAINED ! Mrs. Henry Reibel and Mrs'. at 7:30 p, m. at the ~'Jmf ul Mrs. ~lsie lladdm. entertain- Arnold Hayes, Middleport, and REG. $2.00 Mrs. Leve~ett Roush w1th ~Irs. ed her card club at her home Mrs. Harley Slrong. Wilkesville Gerald Wlldermuth as co-nos- Monday even mg . Present were went to Wellston to the Rogers I tess. . . . Mrs. ~tty Smith Mrs. Nam:y, Mor1uary to pay their ! The Twto Ctly Shrm~ club Morris, Mrs. Gary Wayland, to Ethel Tedrow. who was a l Will meet at the M1drt:eport Mrs. Alice Blaker. Carol Bur- 1member of the Theod N0 I Temple, Thursday, September ton, Mrs. Emma Moodispau~h 17 D of A p me orus,Th ' 16 at 7 p m d '· · · ·· o roy . ey ·.· . 'an Mrs. Pal Johnson. T h e returned to Wilkesville to the I !he Racme Alhlettc Boostf'rli door pnze was wun Uv Mrs. Strong home where Mrs Stron i •• wt\1 h_ave a spec!~l meetm~ at Wayland . RefreshmentS were served refreshments. · g the High School Jhursday, ~ep· served during the evening hy tember 16 at 7.30 p.m. to com - the hostess. The next meeting i VISITING HERF. f1'ete plans for the homecoming will be ht>ld at the home or' Visiting Mrs . Dave s. Farm· game. Mrs. Smith. , er and other relatives here is · The Willing Workers class nl Mrs. Harr Farmer of Ft. ; the Enterpnse EUB chun.: h w,l\ ANNOUNCE SEUVICES IWayne. She 15 a SIISlei'-in-'1 meet at the church Thursd:ty , E'l-angelistic serv1ces will be Jaw of Mrs. Farmer. Se ptember 16, at 9:30p.m. Pot· held at hie Rock Spr,t1gs Meth-1 luck refr~shments will be serv· ud1st church be,;;:inmnl!: Sunday I CLASS--;;;-;EET edTfollowi_ng the meding. . Sept. !7 with the Hev Che".'~B~~C~s~the ler I b~ Ctlild Conservation Leag- Lemley as speaker. Meetir.gs Mtddlevort First Baptist •h,rch ,l BATH SIZE uemwill meet Thursday '·at 7.30 wtll begin at 7 ~ p. ~ · and will meet Thursday 1 P· . at tilt! Columbia Gas of- I there· Will be spet'tal :nus1c eaeh . Sept. 16 aecurca t tb h b t fCI h lee. arence T ompson, super-~evieinim;gi . •l'~hei.ipiuibljii'ii'~i,iijinjivjjlt~ed~ l P~-~m;;..iiiiiliiiiilliiiiiiliiiiii intendent of the Middleport schools will speak on "The type Reg. jOe Bar of books children are reading today." . Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Roy· al Arch Masons will hold a special meeting Thursday, at 7 p. : m. for the conferrinli: of 1he past ' master and most n.cellent mas- I ter degrees. Thomas C. Edward high priest, urged all officers FLOORING, No. 2 pine _ low 11 12Y2c ft. REG. 5c and companions to altend. . Magnolia Temple Pythian SisFRAMING low as $95 M. ters will meet Thursday at 7·30 p.m. al the DAV hall. All rnem. PLYWOOD - - -- low 11 3.25 sheet bers are urged to be prestnl ~ are reminded to brmg gills ; SHEATHING _ __ _ low 11 l_Oc ft. for sunshine basket. SEP1. 17 PANELING _ _ _ _ low as 4.25 sheet The Southern Local Band 1 Boosters will sponsor a teen . i CEILING TILE _ _ _ low as 12c ft. dance at -~ seventh and eighth grude butldmg on Friday, Sept. INSULATION _ _ __ low 11 4%c ft. 17th after the Homecoming Came with Southwestern. The 1 Alse All Relotod Mllorlals ond FrH Dollvory Jays will emcee tbe dance. 1 The Jolly Buneb Sewing Club , of Middleport will meet Friday 73 evening, September 17 at 7 p. i m. at the borne of Mrs. Shirley Mills on S. Fourth Ave. Property Transfers UPI Briefs 'Comfort' used to mean a~cco~m~pa:n:is~t~la~M~ar~g~ie~Har~ri~L~a~.m~.;~Carr~~ie~S~-~do~w~n~~~~~~ kicking off your shoes 1 c~arge Ray Pickens, son of Dr. Mrs. R. R. Pickens, has rolled at Marietta College, ietta. ~th=e~f~oo~t~b~al~l~fi~el~d~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;:;;;;:;;;:;:~~~~~~~~~-iiii~.;.;_~~~ c:AMD.OTP. . --.:::.:..,..... AL.M MOO TO &tM 1 °· · 1 1 M DESERT FLOWER REG. 98c DEODORANT. 1 ..•.. FAST REG. $1.00 VALUE _ _ LISTERINE • • SOc REG. 63c Home Permanent 1 Alka Seltzer REG. 75c BMM lnJ MOVIE FILM 1 $1 JERGEN SOAP 1 VITALIS • • • 9 ~hi• Prlco lncludos Proco11lng NYLON HOSE 1 CHECK OUR LOW PRICES FaD Special Price On Roof Paint 1 HOGG & ZUSPAN MAT SEPT. t' 'lite Big Bend TWirlers will meet Sept. 11 at st. Joseph par- , lib Ia M.-. w. va. n3-5554 ERIALS CO. MASO"'.·-w~ VA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....·-·-··· l 35 M M- 20 Exposure PAIRS -WYM551 • Brown eiiUCKLE LO~ERS eiTALIAN LOAFERS ROUSH'S SHOE STORE PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS FREE PARKING IN REAl MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,_,., .,,. ...._ . , ' ' •. ·- -..' ~I '"' 'l ' ' . ·~- ··' .. .... ~ Sn Our New Fall JEWELRY SP~IAL Phillips Sisters Style Shop NO ftii1EYS! • IEI.TII Ill - S119·95 Buy On Convonlont Torm~ BAKER furniture MIDDLEPeRT, 0. L001(, {not a prialJ "'>!j JET .ACTION ADYMID GALOREI ; ON Purses·- $1.95 Court St. - ,,..... J/. HEATING Sizes 8\-2 to 4 4\i! to 10 • PENNY LOAFERS , · - '" IS I FOR NEW DEEP CLEANifiG! AND • Bleck 122 N. SECOND Detl• Far PlUMBING Thlt Prfco lncludu Procualng _ __ Mill ST. 'ER.SHION Your Dopendoblo pr. $119 when IJOII ll1eal' Smmtiire ..._ ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating $J.99 2 Far Tho Prlco of Onol Limfltd Stack COLOR FILM Chewing Guli, Candy Bars 10 GIRLS LOAFERS REG. $1.19 PAIR What Do You Need For Remodeling? Strongest Frigldair• Washer Prolection Plan 1ver ••• backed by General Motors! !! your shaM must be dashing and different, 110 Smartan lor fall, Uppers of the latest leathers, avant garde delailine 011 _,pair. and a look that llalltll' betrays their tiny price. · Each Style Sk.tchodl OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY 7•99 . . . . Chapman-Canaday In tho Middle llfock Nut 1e IEIIIilrW* POMEROY'S QUALITY SH01 JTOIII · �"'I Rail's Ramblings. ( 10-DailpSentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Sept. 15, 1~6~ Queen John Fnmk Vale, Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Hal'ley Rawlings -~--t ttl\ and Mrs. Clarence Fraley and Iof Columbus and friends, Mr. Zelia Perry. IKnox of near Radcliff a Suo family Chari" (8~) Krebs, i•nd Mrs. Evans of Detroit, vis· Friends from the community Boring Chapel Church on ILewis' Smith and Nancy, Ka- lled the former's . Mr. 1ttended the funeral of Cha:~ri~ty::_:1d~a'!:y:.. . - - -- - -- thy Lowther, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- : and Mrs. Joh11 Rawlings, - - - - - - - - - 1 bert Bishop and children Mr. Iday. Mrs::00Earl Tile Youth Group of the.,. Car- and ca Dye Mr.Starkey, and Mrs.RebeeKen- , Mr. an d Mrs. Elba ~~:~::~I Dye, Arlin Radekln, Denver ]of Wellston. . I Carpenter Social News • • 87 Toua Rail \ ,. This Week Start' Your Set Of Dinnerware With The + 10 12" 1 penter Baptist Church m\t at neth Crabtree. , of Columbus opent • Mr. Ro • with D their d M the home of Mr. an ro. , n Rebecca Dye, daughter of here d Mr 0 and ollh nvtrom of Ana-l ever otrives to make tt more 1averylilelikePresident Lincoln ald Whittington SUnday evening. Mrs. Madge Dye and a gradu· ~r . a.!· Mrs.· Fern I • Columbia School conven~ on ate of Ohio Univmlty, ls em- Other guesta at the 1baa just delivered a sllrrlni 80 holm, CallfOMJia, has grown an · tory! Sept. 1 with Meryl Houd~lt 1ployed tn the York Elementary Ihome during the hollda wuneorporlted city of laushte~, Th• rewards of I trip to this I d th r- I as principal. Other teochers are schooL Uon were Cecil Gillogly 1nd sona &let, and fantasy - 1 remar • f 11 b t worth Where e se oeJ you spra 1J h 8 edlger MUiie c 0 e n able ally In which cowboys, In- place are o ten oma u kle or do odults Uve, once ogatn, , :;.dn R~th S~rke Sllaa Mul: Mr. and Mrs Carl Greenlees I or Athens, Mr. and !\ln. Paul diant, Africans, deep-eea dlv· far more than money can buy.! a second childhood? Where else i lens has been em~ioyed as jan- I and daughter, Carolyn, and I Gaston and children of Albany ers utronaute., pirates, and When tJ!ae can one capture the Ican a Manne forJet 10 easJly lltor Bus drivers are Chester I granddaughter, Rilla Rhoades I and Mr. and Mrs. Otho Gregory ~lands of the people of the limile of a paralytic child or the that next week he wlll be in Viet IP . • M ndal J dan Rex attended Meigs County Pomona , and grandson, orun, Jr., UPERT INSTALLATIONI world come toJt>ther wlthoul contagtou~ warmth rt:~~~~~~ , Nam or tile veteran of World ! ~:;ne ~nd Jo~~ 'o..dibam. 1 Grange at Rock Springs on Fri· Radcliff. thoujht o1 conflict Ifrom hll young 11 rure · War II, that he has no hand. 1 Mrs. Beulah Perry and Mrs. 11 day. Frank Woodgerd of Columbua ARMSTRONG'S , It II • eity which " · Its own 1Whoraolse can_une ~ap1 small Wh ~"" hut Disneyland 1 1Freda Hnyd ore worklng In the i Mr. and Mrs. Clinton AnkrOOl opent the weekend here at the lDt.natlonal ambassador, • enthuaJastic twmkle n ere ·v ~- cafeteria thl!! year. :1t 1 of Parkersburg and Mr. and home of hia grandmother Mrl. Linoleum .,.,. Inlaid Vinyl city whleh bo!lta be•ds of atate boy'• eye or the tear of an old ~nument to the creatJ e, Mrs. Ed Hensley, daughter I Mrs Donald Sm1th and Betty -~-:=.::::::...::::.:: and school janitors, Iii city wh1ch grey-~Jred NeQro woman 18 ! ·~maUve ne~Jus of Walt Dls~ey. and son-In-law, Flatwoodt., Ky. ' of Belpre were reL-ent guests of ~~~J:.~~:~C'=·=~~':i.f::t•: FlOOI' oovertug for "III'Y ldnd of floor. Beat makes life enjoyable and for· site exJsts from I theatre DtBneyland ls, indeed, a City. visited here with her ~ts I Mr and Mrs. Carl Greenlees Jnulft!t Qr UM .111111 ol Dille. hrr•b'('tt~a~;~ Pltlerol. Profe11tollal ladoliatloo 1>y .,, or Better still it .1 world - sev- Mr and Mrs. Jerry cU1weli and family. ~~iv~'~T ~:~~.".~!."~':!~~~ -~u.d do It JOIIToell. Call WY &-2811 lor fno eatl8 15 enJ worlds. It world of yesand. her brother and --.sister-in· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chap~11~!~~::·d~J:•a!'::,,:r~C:w:~~ mate. teryear and tomorrow, of fao- Jaw M and Mrs WUUarn l man Ricky Ronda and Rand!, _ltM•mtttiiiPIJtlllltlattWil-~lann':i ' · · · ' ' he h• ~u~~t~.a ~ltlo• 11 ~~w•• llf 1~:~ 111 d ad venture of make tasy 80 ' • CUlwell I St Henry Ohio spent t 1~:~1111,1 ~ "' M~• """ .. lullowt • DK•W WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING bell·evo · ' ' ' 10104· AdlliiUed ..U.I9U80.t!U8 ; 1J. The family of tlle late Peter · weekend llere wltb th eJr pa r .. aluinutt Su .II80,<m.<18 : Nu•II,SIMOO.MOHAWK oo ;oo0.oo. oo: Clpltlln.t!IM; nooo.ooo.oo: 8•1't~~· ST .Long - forgotten years - and. Ste II a Wood~urn met for ents Mr. an d Mrs · Verlin How- 11.100 uun.uu : IQQo 1 MAGEl yean when the pot-bellied stove 1their annual reumon at t h e ery and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle u'%"wm~~s:~~~:or, 1 ~~a,. ~amt~~to ...~ l:xpert JnlloltaHoo tht! central heating plant, Temple Church Sunday. Chapman. .,..,h~ ., IIIII nd uultd ., ml,·.~ ~e~ SatisfactJol Clvde Walker .u:o1u-b1111 Obit, tblldt.J ud4all. • . Mr. R Ch dl d M d M when gaslight was eledricily, Mr. an rs. ex ea e r. an · { wml .. 1. W om•. aap~rlllltld"' ~ ~~J~~f:· Guaranteed wheo horses wert the automo- were at the State Fair on s.at- and famil~ of Thurman spent I liMo. ., OM! tiMII ~ 1IMnltll. c.tllntt l _ are brought back or ex- I unlay. Donnie Cheadle, Me1gs Sunday w1th her parents, Mr. :a"._~o.c' u~..1Pid.llulw:U":•~ rienred for the flrst time on . County winner in Electrl~ II, and M.-s. Dale Dye. he ~,~'ra~t'r.ti~".:,~=~~=:1o•raNV,., P~ . M · St Us A Iexhibited his project and was Among those calling at t N• t01l, 1ua. .r .N.. \'lftlk.b~ ':'~..;t~ Disney s am ., . . · ,'nterviewed by the judges in home or Mrs. Murl Galaway :'~:!. ~:~ :~W:t,.., ~e IIUIK\ ll bul ... ., ~u~~rut• The hopes and developments : this area at the fair. OQ sun- over the recent wee kend we re ~~~ :::W'1" c!_..HlfllJiflalt 1 ttu~ • ...,• ., 111 .... -.~ of yt>ars to come - dliys o{ [day the Cheadles visited her Mrs. Ada Belle Maynard ol ~f'i~a:4 ~,.:;,~~~~~0 ~~.~~= l'O<'k ets space travel , and mon- sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Howard u..,1uu-. s~ao,m.nus; ?in ':"'•=~ 1 Alban y, Mr · and Mrs· Oll6 ws:l· CIP1I&I. IUJIOI•~•.ut,olul, ,l n . • orail -· are created ·m ·romor- Gary Borgan and' children at Staney, ur~uiloOI.n : ,,_,, ' Leon Woodr urn 8 nd family ' Mr. ....:.u..;.., SJU,m nu1. row land. Pataskala. lN WITNI:BI WHEUOI tu.. ...... • . Others from this community and Mrs. James Petty and chtl- lll1btd., ..... ~..:~J~IJ ~ ~~ Storybook character~ are . who attended the State Fair in· dren and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cle- ~~~=~~~~-1Dia'*tll1 born in Fantasyland. ,1here ~tr.~ 1 eluded Mr . and Mrs. Ja mes mens of McArthur and Mr. and llblll. _ _ ~ Peter Pan, DumOO, Casey J~. 8 , Gaston, Douglas Lowther. Thad Mn. David Woo<lltlru!Om~aa~nld~~·ou~'n~~-----------.::;_-----:::;--------circus train, and the s\eepmi I _ _ __ ~ ______ - ·-· _"'t LET INGELS ora-l ·~ WITH EVERY $5 PURCHASE EACH PIECE -~ ONLY DO ITI '/ •••••• BONE WHITE DINNERW Each week a pieu ol SIMHioLI Dimaorwue will be featured for jut lo. For eulo .. loo .... ...,. purcbuea, you - . •titled to piaee at thie low price. n..'a •limit •• • .::t:t ... with a 'IOp......_JOII_pl_ piecea ••• aacl .. oa.. ...... Plus uou have 11 complete variety of completer IMAGINE! 12 five-piece place settings, 60 pieces for only $5.40 1 The easiest in the world to ~~ Thrifty By The Piece Tenderay By The Piece Ground Fresh Hourlg luro~tex tier ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT Slipe on like a drum. looks like a dream and wears lika a d,..ml Luco-Tex l11t1 50% longer and dries in minutes. lt'l blister and ptel resistant. Clear bright colors that won't fide IWIY but lnt and last. lazy painters love luco· Tex bectule It' I 10 qsy t~> epply . •• flows off fht brush and onto the aurfact with little effort and auch beautiful '"ults. _ THE POMEROY CEMENT no longer legends in elaborate VISitors may ridll! FrontJerland. a pack mule through nature'J wonderland, paddle lndian war canoes, take a raft to Tom Sawyer lsl•nd, relu Riverorpoddlo00 1 Mississippi wheel boat trip. The ramouo JUngle <ruise that passe• growling wild animals and travel! through the won- ~·~v~-··¥<-·~·'''~"~·· ders of denae jungles is the lea- ~ · · ture of Adventureland. 111ese are the lands - "the wonderful world" of Walt Dis- '•t aey. Their monetary value runs into many millions - but k ., .. for creating happiness, they art ! - : ',. priceless. How do I get my husband a watch when my budget's unwound?. Top t7ft Vi:l.l'ue Stamps, that's how'. 'hats., "The Department Slore of Building Since 19I5" POMEROY, OHIO Swiss Steak ·--.. . ••. .. 59c SwisaSteak ............. 55c Sliced Bacon •• -~ •••. !. 69c Smoked Sausage _.. ._ 69e ......, ..,. ' .... ~ ;:;,;z;:;;~;~, . ,.;. '· ·" ,. ::$1 .... ..a... c .- Cocoa Mix - ~~· 33c Creme ~rmour .,.... i'' :· .,_ .. ,,,->. 19c ··~ -l' ' ~<< ~: ,' ; .•- - L. __ __ 21b. 11 ••. box NEW CROP _ _ _ _ __ Mono Wuh & Weor Little or No lronlnt Lodl• leltod 39c Tulip &Jbl._.--- I% ... 79c ~- Peat '". : Mirhlpa Peat_ 50~ 79t $191 1-----------·- ~- Lifebouy ·------------·- 2 : 31c New y._ ----.. - s ... 39t BuliHL ____ 40 ... 99c l ' - - Cl--..11 • It Poot Liftbouy .••.••. ~,···-··-· 2 ... ~ Qa • ORANGE JUICE-· · •••••• Ora- • IIIIIIIJI • / . •z;ialsc ••• ,..~-~--·--·---- -----·--~~~~-~---........... r '" 114\ .IT 2 -.u ·-········---~-. .... __~--••·---•• u·•• "----•Oillll•-••tllliJIIII""'IIIlll1.,..,....,..•ur_;u_,_,...... ltd • .,..,... ' u .. •..., • .,1 .,.. • •mt " j£ ' Praise ............... ----·--------- 2 -.... -... INN ' 41e ' 50 .............. ......... FREE Final Touch- ---·--·------.: 49e . Bl!>. t/13/. I - . .- ' 37t --------------------------1t M IACNI!, 0. - ~'4.· . . , , , . 99c Floricle .......... Your dQDar's worth more J.OU ~p at~ store •• tbat g1Yes TOP YAIII'E Praise----------------- 3 Medefrom r.-..Rrpened ....... ..,.... ------..... .... tp.LIOil' • ••• • Tnlurad Nylon ... 41c ' 1--- - - - - - - - - - - ! Carrots .... ....... 2b~~ 19c ............. --· ---· ............. .__ ..__. -· ....... Capri Pants- spa Capri Pants Lux Beauty Soap-------- 3~ 37c · Lux Beauty Soap .••••••• 2 ':. 37c : Freala LadlM Stretch "'. $2.98 HudJ hdy ............. :!: 41c $ White Seedless ... •19c Blue Ribiers .•••• •19c --- lnstaJtt Coffee -~ ~- _'~ $2.29 JUICE WAID CROSS' SONS 75c ------------------- · ~ ----------~ ~ - Boyo Per.....,.nt Stitch CrNM 37c Alka Seltzer •__ .. _•• ____ • '::. 98c 2 ~~ 29c Sweaters n.... Swan Liquid ------------· - Drink,: 69c Mothers Oa•r. Beans - • Lams ..............::. 42c 4601. Treet 49c Lux Liquid--·····------- · ..... 93c , Wisk Pint Jor --·-- ... --- --· Cold Water All .•••.•..•• • !: 45c ••• "R«l, WleU. & Bla GJ'fllM 811W' Kroft Marshmellow - 75c - - - - - - -- - - - - ' Dishwasher All No.SfJD , - . . . . . . 1. (Attage Cheese ·~ .. 2 •• !vim--------------------- $ ........ 491 •.. ..... -.. Hre&d ------~·----% ._19c ~ Folger's Coffee---·--·--···! 82c &BEANS CAffee---------- 2 ! $U9 -~-------- ~ 97c Honheyalnotont ' lo ttdo od. - I Argo Gloss Starch _. _•. •__ . :;, 19c ,.,, Biacuiu .... _...... _12 :;, $1 flour -~---------,.5.: ._ I $ ' ~ Nhrya...,. I Z'/z cant ................. BeBIUI ••.•,••...• .• 7 ~ $1 ....... Soft-Weve --·----- 5 ::: $1 3 .. No. I Peas·------·----- 5 ~• $1 Spinaeh ••.••.••.•• 6 ~- $1 \ j I ....... ........ .... T-BONE and SIRLOIN STEAKS lb" Caf.lup .,. ........... 5!: $1 CleamPies ------·---4 ..., ... _.,hlllt Beans~--··-·~·-· 4 ':..• 89c . ,.:- ,_ ... :.. : WINfl .. Alit. ..... l PEACHES tlylo T - ..., Fniit Mtail _.•• 3IlL: $1 ~. c CorJl -·-------··- ---· - $1 ~ NOW I lb. ..... lloblr W. ._ • - .Appleaauee • -.- •.• 8 ~Ill $1 .. • r-----: ~~¥ 450 llloWr T.l. ltlcod & Natvoo .--:..KROGER & !m>KELY'S CARNIVAL OF FOODS"-- ) '':• I ,....,. .............. -~r c lb. '---1 Engfish Roast •• . •. . • "'· 49e - ... --- Mrs. George Krider, Mrs. ~ Ben Petrel and Mrs. Carrie !" Scarrv wert recent vlslton iD . Park~rsburg. Ii. PHONE WY 2-319S-WY 2-3699 Tenderay Bonele•• 1lvfllr English Roast •. . . . . • .. 59c L ~ Breasts Legs Drumsticks Thighs lb. ~ BLOCK CO. •n Piece Chicken Boston Rl)lled Roast 1 ~f!.~end:::tl:. ::::::;:: are • • • • GROUND CHUCK INGELS FURNITURE .. Fresh •· Fresh 93e ·.. ..•' Spry----------·-···---!-----------------~~ · Dove Liquid Deterpnt •.•. .: Ue.\ Sunshine Hydrox Cookiea •. .t. 1te • ; : • • •; �~~ - ' _ _ . . . .... -.......a _ _ _ _ _ - - ,... ~ . . . ·· · . ... - . . ........ . 'I ' ' · 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Sept. 15, 1965 !lor !'lent WANT AD For Sele BARGAIN HUNTERS SEE THESE INfORMATION FOR SALE - House in Hocine 5 rooms and batb, prtee reduced. Call 949-2811. 9 8 !2tc 1 Rural Doxol Bottle Gao 6 ROOM HOUSE lor rent on t,l&lltlt .IN.a. t • t' ·• nn !Mff'o,. t"l.l"lieltiM South 4th Street. Call Mrs. frlnllltl• O.anhn• q,,.., l.ll Dave S. Farmer, 258 South 'IIIGniiiQ $99 UA.'I• ~~ I A I IV,... Sth St. ~ 15 Jlc 55 Old• 4 Door _ I.IHHII:t.,.IIIN~ ww 1M,., IIC!\.•1.' 01111> ~1 ...1 • 1st FLOOR furnished, 4 rfloms 50 Pontiac 2 Dr. _ $99 .,.. '..."" lln,.,,.,.,, ,.,. and bath, modern apartment. 57 Dodge V8 4 br. $149 56 Chov. Bel Air 1'tl4! IIUtltt=:''~!!~~!!· tntr "'•h• Middleport, WY 2-3!174. • ltllt• "' ....,., •a., •~ "'"'"'~ 9 14 He HT Coupe --cc~ $249 o• ,.,·fl<"lnlltu• "·'' "" •huul-' n., - - -- - - -repnrttl(l 1111.....,1•1 .. 1• fh• IIU~ ~ IIRtlt'l w1v ...... .,.. ....""....u... fn• 6 ROOMS, unfurnished dm1t:lc 57 Chevrolet "6" limn •nan <Jn• ·-rN'rfll •n,..rtll'ln 4 Dr. I owner _ _ $395 house, on W. Mam St., Pomt1.At·~ 60 TRJ Roadster __$895 ,.,. w•n• "~ "'"'~ eruy, Ohio. Phone WV 2-5314. 54 Chev. 'Y4 Stake $249 • C.nt.o pe• "'""' 0 "" .,...,......,.. 9 14 3tu. U.tntmnll' n.r1• Ill gerlla l 11 t:.nu per w.. !'4'1 •n• rh,... 11m1 60 Ford 112 ton Pickup ~~~.,.. """"'""""'• H fu 1M! ""' I ll• · ..... . •11• IR<' 5 ROOMS AND BAT I un rn- Sharp and clean _ $1095 &411 •••(I ""'"'"" tfl .,A,.. I ed a1·tment on W Sec CARll 0~ rH.o,"ool\ ~ I· .Jt<ll'·~" "··· lS I ap, · • •1.U ''" 111 wnrd nun ond Sl.., Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. Dum 1ae11 MtoUII,nll .,..,1'111 If I BARHEY GOOGLI! ond SNUFFY SMITH - - - - ------ , FOR SALE - 4 room house, new bath, large porch, buement, new p'aint, 1 acre ground. on brick road o f f ,. Rt. 1, 13,500.00. Phone WY 26127. 9 14 30tc • FOR SALE OR TRADE: Six room house, bath, bnsem€nt., cell::~r( Jl/2 acre grnund. Con- 1 tact, \~ch:r~ Jacks, Jr. I Welchtow~d , Minersville 1 Ohio. ..____ No bill of indictmeot waa•. - - - - - - - - - found against Robert H. Smith, ert M. Botz. For Servit:e and to, Rt. Z Bidwell, cbirged with Also Indicted were: Richard Installation Call non-support by Margaret M. Vann, 37, Gallipolis, issuing a BROT~ERS Smith. check with insufficient funds HEATING 6 PLUMIING 914 6tp Olhers indicted included: Ron wlth intent to defraud; ThomWY 2-2441 DR. ROMER H. YOUNG 1. Walters, 24, Pt. Pleasant, as Loucks, to, Gallipolis, lhr.. 618 E. Main Sl Pomel'ey - - - - - - ~ -~ i OF) I• .II !-ftll , l(,!, W\' 2-5~14. 9 14 311J assault with intent to kill; and counts ol forgery; Woodrow IJill .\ M ,_,. 1·1•, P M. I)AII) _ _ . latu.rda' a:o:~~1 " • ,., tltOD MOll SLEEPl."l!; ROOMS Close in Robert L. Thacker, 33, Rt. I 1 ' KARL- Giil1EsER:- r'iumbin-gl IT'b 'Ol> I:A!l\o I Beaver, steallog a truck. Walk- · Mn. Ada Borden, %8, Kerr, T(l '"'' "'') " town . 127 Butternut. and Heating, Minersville, I I.J;Slfl.1 r' l(!fl" • oN O I er, Walters and Tbackler 8ll of wile of ThllriiWI Bord<o, •.• .. l."'i'"" " ; 9 14 tt c Open Tonight Til 9 Ohio. End your sewer troub-l POMEROY - 2 story frame; whom are in custody will be ar- victim of th• Sepl. 7 !alai 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 6 ROOM RR1CK house on But Your .Chevy Dealer les. We have all sizes. Sewer 6large rooms. 1\1 baths. lull raigned at 10 a.m. Friday be- thootlng, was aecretl,y to lcrnut I'm~. Call WY 2·5127. POMEROY machines. Reasonable rates. basement, gas fired hot wat-! lore commoo pleas Judge Rob- eel yet~~rday for first degree 9 10 ttc Call WY 2-2974, Ofl)' or night. c' heating, garage. Good Jo- i murder by tbe September . ~ ·--~I h 9 l ~ t.fc cation. Priced to sell. b Notice 1 Gallla ~ t· .r:.: ' " _'IJI "'"!TWO TREADLE sewmg mac- ~MIDDLEPORT to injuries received in a recent term graod jury of etJ tM ...mtun •. 'fll:'ll IH rarl inr . 1 ,as cook stove. Call INTERIOR and exterior paint· - 0 ne s ry R' G nd C ll h automobile accident. county common pleas cou11. t'..,) 1".'•· w'I >"'' I''£n ''' I ' WY •l "'68 I mg · roo t repau· anu·' pam· ,.mg frame ' I rooms. . half bath• 1 med Dra eH 0 egeH as emAs OF Sepl "mb<•r , :1\1 '> . I mPIII!• ,...,: ~ . it was announced latt tbis ,.,.,"1 · 9 1~ 3tp I ch''lmney pam · t'mg, rough car- enclosed back porch gas P oy h r.. omerf th · D'Young, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Wood have shall not be responsible frlr - - -- -- - - - - II evenmgs, At! .. anv drbt s con tr,1df'd hv :u1y ann 4 Ill IP ~1 1" ,u•h•·· .:t ••art 1 _ 1 k t 1· · h et~ting lot 50 x 110. $3500.00. '1'0 , as c aJrman e lvtslon purchased the Henry Zeiher I ... pen er wor , ree rlmmmg:. I ' of Education and Psychology. otlier Iha n m ~·~"'f'lf. Rober I C. 1 m1·nt~ fl 11w~PV & llePd ll-1r1 ~FAI ED RIDS will he receiv-1 Phone VJ 3·2700. 9 9 12tp . FARM - 115 acres, 35 ealtlvat- D y . ed h. b h property. Sheriff Denver A. Wlllker 1 ed 50 in pasture plenty of Knight , New H:wt•n. W. . . . ;mo ~ n tl• , ' ' · r. oung receJV IS ac · served Qle warrant after in, 15 ' tp _ _ __ _ ed up lo Wrdnesda:. Sep1 em· BULLIXlZER work wanted-~ ' ' WJnebren- dlclmeol 00 Mrs. Borden !hi's \ 'a 1 elor of science degree from Mr. and Mrs.· Dick " .1. L. 1 b zz f II f r Con . . . water, 2 water systems. pus d b Mr d · . I'WO Bt·: lliUl!lM house on m er . or . ~~~ o mer . . - I Ponds. bushmg, backf•lhn~. ood 5-room house bath Wofford College, and his mas- ner, accompame Y · an mllrnlul in ber room at HoJ. NOT HUNTING or tresn::~s~lng : co iJl_ llg.'1 ~ hl n:ll Kll,dn~~.r. ~~·! slruc:lwn Offll'e. 13Utldmg Free estimates. Plume WV 2- 1 g ' ' ter of arts and Doctor of Edu- Mrs. Thomas Clark of Lancast- let Hospital where t>he was W R c tonJ.J!IC g,1s llf'<it . \\'r 2-~ 121 I must be removed from Com~ Z208. 9 1 10tc basemen:, coal furnac~; _ garcation degree from George Pea- er, spent the Labor Day week ad Ill 9 61 arren ose. 8 211 Ur p:m\.' prop_ert.y and area dean' age, 2 barns, other bm,dmgs. bod Coli ge f Te h t l end visiling Ontario, Canada, milled at noon yrsler· --;;=========•,· $9,000.00. Y . e or ac ers a day. Mrs. Bordea Js belog deFREE t,IWI s&H Green Stamps l'ttAII.".R ed ur w1thm 30 days after . ~ Niagara Falls and other points talnOO at the hospital and upr. ~ \'N'FS. tla! rate ALBERT M. cox. SA.Ll!;SMAN INa shVI 11e, Tenn. I How? for \'iewmg the new water tree ~•' wage Coni a(' I: lett ing of bid. Building rna} Br . t R' G d of interest, he b b 1 8e fromte Compact Vacuum Clt·uner m 1 h · ·, "'· 1, . 1 St 11 L·' beinspected anytimebetween 1 I W\'2-38.10 WYt·3636 1 Pyorecommg 0 10.trane, on rreeu ospit0 . , PI jl · r '· · ·· . on .. rl.l, . tpu · . u 9 14 :ltp r. oung was assoc1ae proMr. and Mrs. Art Wol£e and! al wlll be transferred to the 0 A , 1 .,,nd 4 P. 'l . Cerltral 1 your homt lone c~, ... t 1 S·l land A 26 ~Ole I 11 fessor of education at Morecounty jaU lo await arral"n' " burg, 48:'i -4fl62 Coll:•rr. Operaling Company , Philip 1 children oJ Kirkland, Ill., vis-1 .. 9 R :liltp 'O" ~ ,. 1 ~ Sporn Planl. New Haven. W. i FOR SALE - 6 room house, head Stale hCol11ege.hooH1e ~IS? lted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ment. 1 - - - - -• • · < a. 9 15 2tc new garage Hnd new gas Jur- served as tg t sc prtnCI• Raymond Wolle and her parTbe shooting of Borden ocMORfiSH t 1 1537 Nye Ave., Pome· pal for two years, and 11 years ents in Racine. carred at tbe bome ol Mrs. SISTER . A, a ruy 1965 CO LOH TV, lovely walnut STEREO RADIO , 19fi5 modd . I nace, roy, Phone WY 2·2344 or WY as a superintendent of schools. BordeJfs parents, Mr. and gifted palm reader - Tells console. VHF UHF' tuning, Th1s set has dual volume r~mSales & Service-~ -68 . t &tp He is a member of the MethMr. and Mf':). Earl Watkins Mn. Geol'le Wallace. The 2 73 10 you past, present and future RCA cha.'l~is. Set just !ike trol with 4 speed 1nterrnixed _ . . . · -~ odisl church, Kiwanis, National and family and Mr. Robert Slack Wallaces were ia ColUmbus, love affairs : answers anv or new . Take over ra,vments of changer. Radio equiprl'rl. -· Education Association. and of Toledo spent a weekend here and Mn. BOnlea coatebds she all questions. One visit will . $1 3.44 nr pn v ht~l!llwe rlue Twin spen kers. Lowly walnut e~l:ts Almost Everv Car I L~ ~ Ph . D I K . 1 Ed with realtives. was asleep at tbe dme and 1 rnnvince you that Sister ~lor- 11 $3910.24. This sl'l lull)• guar- t1·n1·!-'h. Take over pat,•mcn t:> UCrl t1' II. ll appa, nallona ._~ ..W., abou.l t be . eta ans. terabi". ,. When 1 7 ucatwn fratern1ty · White and auuWI ti sha will read your life !ike antred. r ry 1t· ·m .vour home. I or $1.25 per week or jlav lhe .Tr Mrs. Agnes You Trade Cars Jr. and Mrs. Young have shooUng. an open book . II ytm are wor·' Call WY 2-6555. ~ 14 6tc remaming balance due Si4.7?. MIDDLEPORT - 6 acres and I five children ranging in ard Duckworth called at Tile graDd Jm7 yesterda,)r al· r1ed or., troubled, don 't rail to . . . c 11 1\'Y 2-6555 914 ··t •Guaranteed 24 months 6 room frame home cellar age EwingfuneraJhometosee oo-turn·'aflr~des-e mur. M 1. 1. Sh , West mghousf' electric roaster ,a · u~ • •, from 14 to 21. n> -=v •• ,.., S 1 see ,_ er or Js I a. es . d d"t" R b I or 24,000 mlles garage, front and back por-. reallive, Mr. Bert Webster der lndJctment against Ernhelr.ed others, why not you? I l.n goo ed eo~! 1 mn. WYea~~~- ~ GOOD USED Phiko refrigera· e Mo~t Popular Untt ches. Can arrange financing. visited with Mrs. Mattie Private readings given da~lv Y l"''c . mne 9 ll ~; · torh. Crosley ~~clric Range. l h U • ~1,5.00. , ster and her daughter, Gellev:•l ~~~e;i!in~•u:peu~,:.~~ in her home 1 days a week _ . ____ · · c P one WY 2"~· · n 1e ' .1\. MIDDLEPORT 1._. story Haney of Findlap. be Jbol Bon!.. In sell defeuse including Sundays. 9 a. m to WAR\1 ~ORNING coal heater 9 l4 3tc _ frame, 6 rooms, bath, base· Mrs. Etta Custer has a during 8 fight. 11 p. m. All reading!'! satis·l large type, with fan $35.00.1 1949 HARLEY Davidson for i lnltallecl ment, coal furnace heating. er home near her son and farrory or no charge! Locat~ . Sec Carl Ne lson at the Cros.c:- 1 sale. Contacl: Robert \VilliaClose to stores. $5000.00. ghter . in • Jaw, Rev. Wilson, 20, Pt Pleasant sfalued thi9 side or Gallipolis at l ro<lds. 9 H 31p ams, Rt. ], Rutland, 0. SMALL FARM - 20 acres 15 Mrs. Earl CUster. 'A Lester, 25, EwMrs. Rosa Th ompson an d -wryto rape;nd Carl Ka_nauga this side oi Sit_ver 4 USED •as heater:s. John lhle, . 9 14 3tp .S cultivated, fruit troes, plus a Adr'l H • 5 f h 'th By Margaret Coltrlll daughters have returned home tng • a J. . arvey' 20, B 1d Look f h d A~1 ge. or an slgn.j Racine, Ohio, Rt. I . WE CLADLYioan a Bl;· ; e f.Us1 Pomeroy. 0. ba;hoo't:se~:~ t:':!ce h:~t· M 1•. and Mrs. John Slack and after spending the summer with V~ntoo, botl_J for mtJmidatlng a 1 are we come. 1 9 lrl 3tc tre Carpet Shampooer with ing ' garage b~rn chicken infant son, John Orville, IU, relatives in Columbus. wttness; Clm.ton Craddolph , 211, 94 _: VENETIAN BLfNDS and - re- purchase of Blue Lustre house •nd other b~lldlngs. rT· and Mrs. Ada Stack of Milwau- Weekend guests of Mr. Rt. 4 Oak HiD and Carl Gllrd_ , 30tp .\\ lt•MIIBU.E lnsnrance Deer!; pairs, porch find window Shampoo. Baker Furniture, I\0 CONDmONING Retrlger- 500.00. kee. Wise., spent the holiday er Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Ez· ner, 38, Wasblngton, C. H., both calll'eil~? l.osf yuur opera· shades all kinds, free esti- Middleport. 9 14 6tc atlon servt~. Ja<'k'll Refrtg· ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN weekend at their home here. ra Phlllips were Mr. Mrs. for non-support. tor'! bcentel Call WY I-M6, mates. Dale Wippel, 215 Un- KE-EP--YOUR l'arpets ix'auti· eration New Haven. l'tlone WY 2-38:0 WY J.-3835 Mrs. Slack remained here and Raymond Cook and A1l of the above named de;;;;;:-c;;;::;;c;:c::--=c-cccllfttt• ion Ave., Pomeroy. 9 11 30tc ful despite constant footsteps TU ~ 4 '\ Uc is assisting in the care of her Lisbon. The group were fendants are free on bond since SMITH'S Clothing store is now TWO 50 Olltl BTU floor - fur- of a husy family. Get Blue AUCilONEER FOR SALE by owner, Portland, granddaughters at Wolf Pen, day dinner guests of Mr. being . held to the grand Jury open at Le~art Falls. Ohjo, 10 naces 'with all co nt rols new. Lustre. Rent electric sham· Complete Servtee Ohio, 1 room house and bath, whlle her daughter, Mrs. Har- Mrs. Bernard Cook and and WlU be BrraJgned at 10 a.m. a. m. unlil 7 p. m. 8 20 lie $JOO.OO each. Phone WY 2_ pooer, $1. Pickens Hardware Crtu Hradfont One on~ighth acre level ley E. (Kathryn) JohllSOn Ia of Middleport. DST OD Monday. Help Wanted 3442. Company , Mason, w. Va . Wrtlo Prone or C.llltl~ gro101d located 1\0 miles molined to Veterans' Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard Jurors reported they 9 10 titc 9 ll 6lc A. 'c. 6RADFIIRD' south of Portland Slate Park HospitaL f11 washington, D. c. spent the • county jaU clean and CfTIZEN Journal and Colum- ELECTRIC stove and power ===-- --:7- -- . Ra- Obto • on Slate Route 124, mall Mrs. Freda Barre and sona, holidays visiting hlo parenl8, well kepllu an orderly manner. bus Dispatch carriers wanted mower. Phone WY 2-3658. SEWlNG machines, repair ser' 5 1 tfc route, school bus at t.he door. Bernie and Jinuny, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hubbard They did, however: recommend In Pomeroy. Call Wi 2-l53 1. I 9 10 tfc vice. all makes. WY 2-2234. Ham id 1.. Parsons Ravens- Lovette of Cincinnati spent a and other relatives. that leaks be repalred and lhat. 9 II ~tp I, The Fabr« Shop, Pomeroy BEATING, Ptamb••• l!aeller wnod , W. Va., Box 35, Phone few days visiting Mrs. Fred Beverly Hunt ol Lelurt Falls damage caused y the leaks Authroized Sin"er Sales and ...., be taken ca- of ' Furoaoeo. ArDOid Brotben, 273-9121. Y 10 61p Jenkins and son, Mike, Mrs. Ag- was a Saturday oight guest of . •• . · . . LADIES wanted, part time or 1 Service. ;; 29 ttc w d 1tne e te t f 1 full lime, demonstrating Sar-I NCJ Federal Excise Tax I Ill East MaiD Street, Pamnes White, James Robert and Pam Sylvester. ss s s I.Yng urmg ah Coventry Jewelry. Call . 15 Cu. Ft. Chest Auto Sales Only . Phooe w~ z-oo. ~ Employment Wanted Richard Duckworth. They also Eleanor Kay Schneider, dau- the two day sess~on were Sher· 882-3251 in New Haven. I FREEZER $179 I -- ·- 7 :10 de visited relatives in Racine and ghter of Mr. and Mrs. iff Denver A.\I Iaker, De,uly 9 10 6lc USED FREEZERS 1955 Harley . Davidson KHK NEIGLER BUILDING- Supply WIDOW wants housework. Lo- 1Apple Grove. , Schneider has enrolled at Ja~ .?":~ ~putyM Ivan F~le, 1 WHOLESALE DISTRIBtrroR 'I REFRIGERATOR;nd Ractne, Plaslic t<le Ilc rena Snyder, at Man lo take over supply 18 cu. fl. Frigidaire 2-1796. 9 15 3tp per sq. II. lor bathrOOllltl, U:!GI. cently spenl a weekeod ~th Mr. 'and' Mro. James Auther· Ada Borden, Pamela Borden, store for route diStribuhon of Chsl $110 bouse builders, almninum stdLegal Nollhi' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo- aon and daughter, Patricia, and Lillia Borden, Robin Borden, established brand. Wnte Mr.; 24 cu. ft. Unico 1961 Buick _ $995 lng, ldtcllen cabinets measurInard Bass and family. Mra. Augusta Will visited SunDooley, Mrs. Conmr Brochman. 74 K Robinson Upright __ $75 ed to stze ot kitchen. Borden Hal Borden• Jr ., G1le s Va Sta. \'v'agon. Extra cl~an ' 7 17 tfc tM THI coMMoN PLUs coun 1 Weekend guest!l of Mr. and day with Mr. and Mrs. George Ave .• Barberton, Ohio. Hotpoint refrigerator $30 ror mod(' I . Economical Spe· MIIGS couNTY, oHio ' Mrs. Archie Lee were ber "an and Bernice of Hemlock Borden, Ronald L.; Walters, 9 13 Jtc cia\. Olun "'""& Norma J McCarley Jimmy L POMERO'r Real Estate for SaIe r ca.v.rty .. ror11M1Ptrrln Prix Ap•rtitt•nt• aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr1. Grove. ' ' · Juk w Carte¥ - - - -- m Tel•guph Ro•d Brisco Bouldin and daughter, ,.__ E. S. M<'l'• Wood, Forrest Glen Woyan, Wanted To Buy 1961 Impala $1 ' 295 ••••,,. M""'''"· w . """"H· Suzanne of Washington, • C. byou• m Ruth Canaday Mary Sco M'"'""' HOUSE FOR SALE her dauyhter and • R. tl, Cont·· fp•"· ('h•t·ro WaddtU u ..-aret " Smith George P.· Wy •~ 21 al ,.· l•t" 's f<'nest IModern Rancll Style . Beautiful .l••n•''' •o• 4111 ••v•r.oo fltdtr•l st•tlon Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cook and Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson e .m. • ANTIQUE Furniture, dishe9 I '=''='""'""'=~---:",..C' and hl's t. and this one only loc<~lion on top Clf small hill atvetl•td w"' virgin!• children of East Liverpool, of Rutland visltecl relatives in .Jmmson, Frank Murray, Deryl miscellaneous r.:an or wrile. FOR YOUR hun -tt · ngneeds, vis· has Hl,?68 ea'y miles. £ · s•·t HI h G 1 Ellce••~ M H C acmg ""e g way arage on P1u1 1. , .. .,,, •• Admlnl.tr~tor spent several daya with his New Jersey. .-va, Merrill NuU . ' Anns ~· owud edl, 800 w. it Stewart's Gun Shop, Rut.- , ' biiWuhte 7 wFith gobedrodroad toi.~ain :"~'~:tt!•::,:::. d•n...d. father, Mr. Walter Cook, sis- Mrs. Carrie Sellers has Mae Lee, Sandra Br1ght, ThelMam St.. Pomeroy. land Ohio Shells bullets and 1 e way. our ooms, IVIDI, ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and turned home after viS'!ling ma Saxon, Clara Mlller, Danny 6 29 tfc powder fo~ re-lo;ding. Also dining, family, kitchen, break- Hawud Fr••ll. •• Tr•uuru, R Johnson and Jam M8 Pomeroy, Ohio fast, play, mald's, utility and ::!:'!ro~~u~~i.~hlo, ...,.••ntt. Mrs. Ezra Phillips. few weeks with relatives · • es .rrs. TltAII .Eli I)Yf'S - tree HW will huy, sell and trade guns. -~--- shop. Three baths, ceramic tile Norte• IY JIIUILtc.utoN Mr, and Mrs. Edward Chap- Michigan. She also visited Members of tbe ~and JUry age and water 8rown·, frail 9 1 lBI..c Tbe Rambler and waU to wall carnoot on No. U.114 man and son EddJe of Colum- Columbus with her son were: Edgar Da1e Sisson, foreer Park I State Approved) ·rJeanette Bevenpo Wlddell. Boil • man· Martha D Sisson Nonnal · SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog· World Standard of Compact floors. About two-thirds of 4128 Fedual Station, Bluefield.. w.., bus were weekend guests of daughter-lD-law, Mr. and ' · ' Mlnersv1lte, Ohio, Phone ged drains? Get Klean-Em· ElcellenCf' house L11 paneled in mahofBDY ~:~~~:; :~u,::::.:o~~.tllt~e ~!:: his grandpaN!ntB, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sellers. U..cas, Jean Swain, Ruth Ann \ -·1-3~ . I 15 tfr All Septic Tank Cleaner. 81e, ea r room, .,.... ~- and ..... _.... and walnut. Air conditioned. urf herein tiled bllr ~utlon aralllll~ James s. Quick. B'tll WingeU who r_ Martin,B Lena - - . her, the said Juutt.& Beverare Wad· us Ow L.D IBlackburn, L Sal' PINE TIMBER and will pny Landmark Farm Bureau . formance. smaU ellr eeoaoml' Large paho and double carport. den. In the court or common Pleu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holstein ed in Kalamazoo, Mich., • ens, a e · Isas much as $1 per cord for ! Pomerny. 9 3 30tp and maaa•orahn.... On lot 200' r. 390'. May be •~n =: Mel£• conn,,., Ohio. the •ame be· and family of Ravenswood W Labor ay weekend witb bury, Elsie M. Hunnel, Samuel 8 -·,b . tm t nl r Cue No . J:f,.lll .. In Alld Court. • • . c. D ....lrl.. Jobn u ...... Lull B ~ pine and also good bard LOST br<'ght ca r~t colors S.. y appom en o y. for the pArtition of certain real e•tale Va villted Sunday with her mother Mrs Eleanor •.........., _, . e........, ... ~ PRICE REDUCED ""' lll uld htltioll <teiCiibed, to-wit: . ., . . Shaw Mae Athey Helen G wood saw timber. Writ.e or Restore them wit!! Blue LusMetropolltau Moton Write · elo The Dally Sentl.;i"J Lot No. 4 In the Fox Addltlon to SJSter, Eleanor Wmgett and and sister, Ruth, and Bel .1•1 and • d · · Jliddl•pon, Melp County, Ohio. I 'l Bob VI e Anne Bra bury. aee M. W. Runyon , Mmers- tre, Re u' F:lt•t:L:k sha.mpooer F.. Main Streel, Pomeroy lox 66B·H Pomeroy, 0. Th• Purer of aatd Petition 11 tor army. · ville 1 Obio, Eagle Ridge Rd. $1. Pickem Hardware Co., Pbene W1' 1-3871 ---':r"~~er0 'e~!ru~~~d r:~ ::~: I Clarice Jean Norris , daught· Mrs .. J?ella Starkey of SAN JUAN (UPI)-Gilberto 9 11 30tc Mason, W. Va. 9 13 6tc 4 22 Uc FOR SALE - 7 room, 2 story ~·ndant t• requlud 1.o anawer uld er of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nor· bWJ, VISited, ber mother, T It ~ Ca~ ~ rt --~--~bo eli l tiUon on or before the :l3rd day ot Pi• Gre• Rnu"• IOn ol Mr Mary M Diddle and &"stet' orre1, , tild 1 rue o 11 11 USe, C Br, garage, COB October, 19tl!l, or judrmwat Will be . •""' a •• • • • Instructions Livestock For Sale or Rent house wash house extra build- "''" """" '" . and Mrs. Milton Roush and na Grace Oller. Rico, turned own a acholer- - -• • Be1'u17 Perrtll Dillon. ' ,!ler~~~~ ol HousS. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! FOR SALE - ~ fresh milk MODERN 4 room home, furn- ings extra lot near schools and Plalntitr Bryce Smith, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Dale toto IIithe Uoivll'lity witll lht Phllld I ~~ _ '"'zn•• 18 ano o"er secure cows wlth or wlthoul calves. ished or unfurnished. 6 miles chu;ches. Pea~l Hysell, Rutland ~~:~~rY~·-;:, ~~tw Mrs. Harold Smith, have eoroU· Well&ville 'rislted th& Phtfes, it was 8DDOUIIC:d JotHr. Hlth flarlin1 pa~ s hor• Cn.ll VI 3-2435 . 9 9 6tc east of Chester on Rt. 248.1 Ohio. 9 11 tit(; 1(9) 1' 1:1 . 1'· 23 • 21 nol 41 • lll c ~d at Ohio University, Athens, Cook home. . ~~~~iiJ,ts"'•:m~:~. ,:rer~~~~~'J Phone 985·308!1 Ronald Os- ~ ·-·-I m tbe freslunan elm. Jotm Mrs. EdwiD lllyman II Torres WID be as4 roomds ~~ 1 Th(;"•8l141 or Job~ o~n . e:xperten!!e Musical Instruments borne Long &ttom Ohio ~ l'~n hSALE ~~ THI raoun couaT Lisle, son of Mr. and Mnl. IJon.. erat1t1g from sttrgery at to the SplrtaDiburg, 1 ta.U&UJ unnecero..ry. Gr•mm•r ' I . uat ' new paper an pam. Mil •• COUNTY, OHIO ld L' I 'II u d Rio hospital team. ~~ehool surfleien! for onan.v Jom 9 10 6tp n 1 45 225 3~ i IN THI MATT II. 0111 THI WILL OF a IS e WI a en · ----l'&d hlform•tton on Jobs, 1a!artet. FOR SAI.F. : King Trombonium , · new oors, Ot X • "" Oetrlt uvtll f~eemr•r, D•n-d. Grande Collq:e. Sunday gueata of Mr. ::U~,~~~~~~~~':~~ ~~~~~~v :;;rne~ excellent cond it ion. WY 2- 1 lnsur•nee Broadway. call WY 2--3 442 · No11!0!1 ~~r:,: ~':~'!:.~1011 w Mr. and Ml'!. Diek Harris, Mrs. James Qujck were Boa too. Car of the Dally 3348 9 10 6tc 3DUI day or 1t.u1uzL l96!1, thl' IAora M nd M dou•hlur · 1 9 IS 61 P1GRANGE INSURANCE.-. Mullen lenunel. · · • E:lubetb F~eemyer, 1unJmq: *f0u111 r. a n. LeVI· F rank- son and ._...... -m-aw, FOR SALE : Uawks B Flllt clar·l insurance Agency, Inc., Porn· IFOR SALE ~ood 7 room ~~~~~o ~~-e!u~:~~~~o.~.:l howler of Bluffto~ spent Labor and Mrs: 'Ibomas Quick, inet lind case Ph MY u-a369 . eroy Phone WY 2--3381 I house, bath and 12 bath, base• •n authenllca~d ~PY of tho wiD •nd ay weekend With retatives on Cottrill and Judy Beegle (;amplng Equip_- _ · · 9 15 6t.p ·I . 91 lfc I ment, garage, 2 lots. SyrA~ ~::u o:.:=,-,t:, and frlend&. Columbus, Mrs. Marlaret SAVE - SAVE - SAVE ---cuse. Phone WY 2--2M5. er I{IVftl'l that IU uHI.IDn ol .... Mrs. Myla Hudson and 8011, lrU1, Craig and Bnlce, Post season sale Apache Trav- CLARINET, B. Flat, in excel- "ETNA CASUALTY lnsurm,cP 9 10 8tc !':'~t~~~=h~~~~~ ::, U::ar: .1.1:! Denzil, have returned home af. Blrtbdayl of the elder Qulclat el Trailers and Camping Sup- lenl condition. SH 2-51ll3 Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. TWO BEDROOM- -h- - 8 ~ ..... uted tn 01t1 •ta\e •hall PNM•t t.b.u ter JPendinaa few weeki in. (b. and their son 'nlomas were Pome y Ph \"Y 2 3381 ouse, a~. CIWm8 duly Olle!:lltecl CG tht. COU!t ' ' plies. BEST DEALS NOW! ___ _ 9 t4 3<c ro • one ,.,. · · res lfl'llund city water in' wtthln 111 monuu atw u.. ftllal ot lumbus. 81l'Ved. ' UJ• con or thl W111 1Dd Order ef · ti. and M R Marti o1 D. · p•-• o1 E t Low priced used ilemso 28 x WAREHOUSE SALE :-;;-;=;;-=--=-- g 1 tic house.,.. "Bridgeman Road. ¥6 Prol.rate, no a4m1DJJI\ratloD ol laid .m.c. 1'!. f1'/ n &WDDle .u&Up8 as I fl. Colonial Rouselrailer, PIANOS - ORGANS PHPTO Copymg semce. Cop. mile from highway. Recentiji =~~~do ~;n~he~:• ..~ =~"'.::fr: Jackson vl&ltad Mrs. Agn.ee arpool visited Mr. and $795; 1 wheel utility lraiier Rentals from 15 mo. ieB made ol papera. papered and painted. New eve-r be .r~eemecs barrtC or eanool-. ~ and James Robert. Thomas Eynon and clrlldreD. ~; t fl. POP Tent $59. Ams- CARL'S KEYBOARD CENTER blrttl records Dild almost any back porch, .other repair!: rr:tn.~' z=u;... Counb'. Betty Leney has been re. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ...,. Apadle Trailer Sales, 1307 Market St., Parkersburg. other documenu. Will sell for $2,200.00. Pbone ""'" Coo• ,.. luntetl to her home from Cam· have moved into the Don Dl 4111 Ave., Gallipolis, 0., Phone 485-jj931. Reuter IDsurouee, Pomoror WY 2-36118. · .,,.,;,... "" - i dell Clark hoopllll, Parten-- enberry property, TboJ reco!llt-1 1 4 tic t 10 6tp) ., ~., 11 •bur&, and 11 recuperatin& from If reluntetl from JllPBD. I'lL f47~. t 14 3tc ' 10 18lc \ ARNOLD I· nl' ... , () POMEROY MOTOR CO. BALLt; O'FtRE!! The September term grand jury Tuesday indicted Ernest E. Wltker, 39, Galllj)OIIS, on a charge of first degree murder in the Sept. 7 fatal shooting of Thurman S. Borden, 22, Rt. 2 Bidwell, at the home of George and Ada Wallace, near Kerr. The grand jury completed two days' work late yesterday afternoon after examiolng 32 wltnessea In 17 cases. They returned 16 indictments, or true bJlls, ignored one case. The 16 indictments included four "secret" indictments.' WI-JAT 1-JAPPENT 10 YOR'E LAST DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS i I plays 11. PIB.Uor•1 lZ.Tum tnaldeout 'I 1 1 1' "!l - - ; MARK IV AUTO CONDITIONING I --· C ......... ° r I ___:=::::===--- 1 I Syracuse SOCiety • Notes S34Q·OO I' Blaettna r' partner t!:: FREEZER Buy! - -~ :~~~~~yc~oof~as~ ~hon~ ~~ ~au Pom~ois ;Pv dr~~~';.~~~i.~~~n ~a::::d';! :uwun~:ersity ~aitac~~ ~:g."wan~~e, M~: .. j :d. !t:.::!<t,.a;:;:. =:, ,...!"' ,.,,. Barr!J•I .. " " I" I"' wlilow 26. Fragran~ Il t(% :11. Angry 37, JmJll' .'13, Bugle CBll ~4.Ha\flliiau 3!t. Slef' , place danct'J 40 "Some _. ...•... ! I ) 1. ... ~[0;# ~,.t:~,.. 1'~ ~IZ 17 I·~ 14> ~I"" ,., AXYDLBAAXIt. Ill LONGFELLOW One lettft' llnlply •t.a.Qda f{)l' another. In U1la Mm p II' ,._ ~ for the three L'1, X for the two 0'&. «c • .Sinile le :te:, s ,.oa-trophies, the length IIDd foriDatloll ot tbo word £ 'l.r" , hint.t. Ea.ch d11y the code Iettera are dlttennt. J.OPT' LJIDlt lll:. ~'!'R. DICK TRACY BMRPW ltQ SRFF~t~R 'Jf.elt.elllr,(• ~ MOST HARD-Er'! I.L. ARlil HAU'-BAKEQ.-Wil.I!Ol'l ii!ZNER. TURU FRIDAY6:00 Sigo Oo - NBWI o:llii Sacred Hearl 6:20 Melp County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowen, Farm 6o!l News 6 57 Wuau 1er 7 uo NaUonaJ ,'llews ~ : Ill BIU Miller Sbo• 1.10 Sporto Parane 7:35 Bill Miller qbow 1:3-f Picken.' Hardwar.. tTue> Thurs.) 7 50 New11 6 Bill Mlliflr Show R 45 Baker Furnituro Sho~ 9 00 New1 "OS Cofiee with J•oel 11. 00 Portraats of a Patriot .11 "' Swap Shop 10:30 Bill Miller Bru•ch Show IU .45 Mason Al[l' . P>:ogram I ' I ·Monday Through Friday 17:15 Sigo On, Musical Clock SATIJRDAYS 1 7:25 News in Briel 6:00 Sigo On - News 7:30 Musical Clock 6:30 Happy Valley Boy! , 7:45 Echoes of Joy 6:05 Country t\1 uslc rime 8:00 Ohio Valley News 6:20 Country Jamooree 8:05 World News • ()() Protestanl t-lour 8:10 Sports Today 7:30 Sporls Parade l:lS Weather Picture 7:35 Larry Andersou Show 8:16 Musical Clock ltJ.45 ft'e Music - t\rmy 8:5S Community News 11 :00 Dutton's and Herns Dairy 9:00 Talk of the Town Top Ten Show 9:55 Mason County News 12:00 New• 10:00 Public Service ~:15 lusical fnlertude !.0:05 Family Wor!hlp Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin reets 10:30 Latchstring t:OO News 11 :00 News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 11 :05 Morning Melodie11 5:50 Sports Parade (except Friday , 6:00 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Ring) 6:15 Sign Off 11 :45 World News Sl'NUA YS 11; S5 Mason County New~ !Tuesday; 7:10 Sigo un _ Arm, Hour t2 :00 Community News til IS Family Worahlp (Thurs.) 7:5.\ News 12 :11ii Noon News lH 4~ A . ~ . C . Program (FridayJ 8:00 Baptist Layman·, Hour 12:10 Markets 11 00 News 8:30 Sunda) Show 12 :15 Mid ~ay WeathPr " tJtt Tlloy'J Countr} JllJJction 9:30 Tbo Bible Spea~' to You 12:20 Bulletm Board II 30 nuy'l Country Bymna 9:45 Legislative Report 12:25 News 0 Grams <! 00 Cement Block New 1 oc The Good r,ite 12:30 County Agenl 10 1..: 30 Goessl.ar'a Guest Star HI : I<~ f....ongre!t~man Moeller 12:45 Country Go Round IFrl ..••YI t0:30 The Country Hymntimers 1:55 News Beat ll 30 Lorry Anderson Show 2:00 Country Go Round 11 ,30 The QUiet Hour J \' Jim lleeo Show News 2:5.\ News Beat 12 00 4 15 Olaetbtar Adto Show 12:15 The Christians Hour 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4 10 Et ectrte Co mpany Newo 12:30 The Rev .\le,l·r l'eets • 11 J. M Sbo 4:00 Disciog With Doss •' 00· .-. un ees " I: 30 The Rev. Silas Billups 4:30 Interchange ·• •"'iCWB 2:00 Tbe Rev. Andrew Parsons 5:00 Community New~ ~ J' ~ w 1m Mees Show 2:30 Sunday ~hc wr.a:s . 5:05 Mason County News 5:30 Rlzer'l Weather Report 6:00 Suodowo Serenade 5:10 World & National News 5:50 Sports Parade 6:15 Slgu Off _ _ ___::5.:.::1:,5.:S!:::poWgbt 011 Sports THE BORJICLOSER:---Sff"AUSE OF ...._I "nl~ IT~ 61VE 'IOU-UNLE" YOO ~"'EFER HAYIN6- U~Pl.!A~NT ' • 1· '-1C !"l'.JI 5:25 Weather s:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 News 7: 45 Sign Ofl U5 Sign <ln, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8: I0 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant l'oot lmll 10:30 Songs for Children 10:45 The Golden Key 11:00 News l11 :05 Saturuay Show ) 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 Bullttln Board 1 12:25 NeW!I 0 Grams 112:30 Saturday Natinee I : 30 News Headhoeo 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:5.\ News 2:00 SSturdlly Matinee 2:30 News Headline& 2:31 Salurday Matinee 2:55 News 3:00 S;.turday Matinee 1 3:30 News Headlines !:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5:30 Community Choirs 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7:00 Dance Party 7:to Newo 7:45 Off the Alr ~~~hm~~si~~ By .. "''""\!1FOR YOU TO CARlO' CUT IHSTR'UCTION' ! ~~ "LL FDJA• WJEH RADIO ~-oNDAf I Pt. 10-1:111 ·-~ """' WMPO Radio ' I t% I"' " •• X'riD.-LBPX~ ~ I 4 ' /?:-,' ~; • how to work It: DAILY CBn"rOQUO'l'E -Heres P ! ..__,-,., ...--',0- #- 1n ..j.t DJWJ~ J ' GASOLINE ALLEY place ' I' ~~·~ ,r.;: %( tO ~ ,.~ """'.:-:. l'~ ~ -, ~ I"' bini DOWN 1. Wa.terlng I ; i'" 3S.Otle U . Tiny: colloq. r~~ch~r says tne.se days every student's gotta have 111tlattve, Pop Will blow his top when he finds Ol t 1 there's something else he has to tn 1t" • i,_. im;trume nt 43. C!ty: 'Ma ~-I S I" ~ 1". 92'. Musical W' •J tri. Variety ot 39.About 41. DI.Bh. 1 = Palestine !Z. Music no I 1 18. City: • I" te 33. Chest I" JO, Parson 1 1 pictur~:t : 18. Joltll ~ 19. Nunnery 22. Escape : sl, I ) .... 1• river 11.Sacred 29. Unfold: 31. Egyptia goddess. 1 , 1'011tdQ'• ......... 35, Verbc;_J 3ct. Watet IPI''.\te 36. We RI ,. 28. Beine: II Blaetfnars -- "to be" 16. Short poem IT. Pronoun :! .-:-:===;-:=- 9. Bcott.bbro Geeltc 10. Proof word 16. Po!illb 13. Part of - /t •. T!oJn ponidg~ "rande Staff l guthere n rthambers l.f..Hot&Dd eold Joi'ns RI'o 2l.Norae 1.Baklng 13. Amid Cuelr/u ie1ft' 1 ' Dr. Young 20.•n 2. lotharglc :r. Smell (. Bmmdary 5. Pistol G. News !.Chide I , Parts in 'R:JlAUJA! LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE W01ilJfJ? \QHI\T 1, MRS SADit SMITJ..I I I JUST 1-EAAD I "Bl!G.SG.Y'S'' F~ERAL.. """' r MICE (JII<WTHI<l1 .' WINNIE WINKLE ART SANSOM By HAROLD GII:A Y NOPe.. 11::rA~ . V E~V QIJIET N0800v' ~<Mro UP f ~lllil'\ A COUPL£ oe,.'l-c~Oi;;i;~ ffi•Y'w WrL L D0. AFTE R "TH'SHOCI( Lllf.c.i?S Of!=" A L\TTLE.J Of-1. Tllf St-'UTI.!S l ~H 1f-115 MOR N!!!(\ e E!:oQE OAVUGHT ~ I"M "7tlLD Th{;Y PLN~ TO .J'/1:: I' t fi;:TEI? ALL THE W(1?D /6 J-oE'S ·rAKEN A 'YEAR'S LEAVE OF hB$~ 'i CE: · DIDN'T 'bAY VJH Et;>~ JUDGE 141-!lf=FLErREL WENT n1~'0UGr-l , I ~E.T ~ WA:> -,~._--::-- _, >i-~ PRETT'/ SH0VK "!QQ. EH? ' �' .. ,.~ . . ... - - - .. .. . .~ ...... . ...... . , ' __ .__,.. . .. ----- .................. ... ~~-- ~~- ~- · ····· ·~··· · .. ... . . . . ...... -·•· · . .. ~ • I .r# . 't• ------:::--•-------·ru .e T Flats Racm ' built by fllldermotl and frana., Middleport. . Sons. 1 J. B. O'Brien, Roberta c. 0'· Mr. and Mrs. l':dgar Kautz Brien to Cbarlea Googlein, Avand mother, z..,nce of Colum· ery Goegleiu, Albert Goegleiu, Mrl. Alice Dodparoels, SaiiBbury. .. ···- Thursday dinner gueofs of Dale E. LyOIUl, Lettie L~----- ·-- · •·····• Clt~es Hau- Mrs. Maud Young returned! Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Babr were M•lvin. Cirde of Springfield Elizabel.h H. HarUnger, dec. ,ona, Betty Jean LYons• Sybil llr. M4: ol Reedsville, · home after being hospitallzOli, Miss Allee and Myrtle Halsey visit<>d Wll.h hiS mother, Mrs. Ito Mary Elizabel.h Thomas, E- ILouise Moss, Wilham Moss, ~ Lawrence at Holzer hospital lor several•and Mrs. Louise Keebaugh and Mary Circle on Frtday. lizabel.h H. Thomas, Cert. lor Sblrley Lyons Gerard, E. W. ~ ~r. Mr d da H brother-in-law audl granddaughters, Debbte and! Mr. and Mrs. Erne$1 Clark ol _ rard to Avery Goegleln, Alber! 'l'belss, of Indiana, · an . ys. er S G Tona Keebaugb. . . Racine visited with Mr. and Goegleln, Charles Goegleln, lot, 8 lolrs. Ray J!BII of Coolville, SISler, Mr. and Mr · · h.; Mr and Mrs Paul Osborne Mrs Dean Brinker recently. t.ome on Monday wei'e Dale Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Jame! Anderson Marrs of .Vinton was at and cluldren of Lancaster vis- u;ura (1rcle visited Mrs. Warner ol Syraruse, Dean Brln- Bertha Seyfried, dec., to and family of Long Bottom, Mr. bomo durmg her absence. iled a few da)'ll with his moth.. Mary Circle recenUy. ker, Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Lawsoo Seyfried, Keonetb Sey. Aibed Hudson of Industry, Pa. Mrs. Loltte Sheffield Is a pa- er, Mrs. Edith Osobrne. Calling at the Dean Brinker Edson Roush called on Tues- fried Virginia Hubbard, Conand Mr. Ro~ ours, local, tient at Veteram Memorial hot- Several from The Ridge .at~ day evening. stance Marthes, Annette Gallo, visit«! Mrs. Louise Van Meter pital. tended the funeral of Mr. Mar- lumbus, Emile Maxebburger of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose Cert. for Tra~s., Pomeror. and daughter. Nield. Rev. Frank Cheesebrew ~as ion Woods at Chester. ! Cleveland ruJd Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and Edith called on Mr. and Constance Marthes, William Mrs. Frances B:o~ and fnr_n~ a g~est speeaker at the F.rrst Mrs. Clara Milhoan, M r s.i tard Taylor and children of Rt. Mrs. Carl F. Van Meter one Marthes, Ann~tte P. GaUo. ~os­ 1Jf1r Uy of oat Hill VISited her 81: 5 Baptist Church Sunday mormng. Glenna Milhoan and Mrs. Jean l'l. evening last week. eph Gallo, Kenneth Seyfried, ler, lfr, and Mrs. Paul Ou Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moore, Seidenabel attended the funeral Mr. and Mrs. Junior Farll8- Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brinker Margaret Seyfried, Lawson Seyand children. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Ours and of Mrs. Rena Yost at the Ew· 1worth are vacationing in Flori- wish to express their apprecia· fried, Virginia Hubbard, Harold Miss Joyce McCoy ol Syrar Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ours of log Funeral home Thursday. da. tion to the many friends for E. Hubbard to Edil.h Thomas, 0 QUill was an overnight gues~ Beaver Falls, Pa., caned 00 Roosld Ritchie of Columbus Mr. Emile Maxenburger of tl:le lovely cards and nice gifts Lot, Pomeroy. Misl Karea Johnston re~ntr7it Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle, SUn· spent the weekend with his Cleveland vlsil<>d Me'; and Mra. they received on tbeir Golden George Schuler to State of• SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI, Mr. and Mrs. Chester roLi• day. , aunls Misses Norma and Jose- Maynard Bahr Saturaay. Wedding anniversary and to Ohio, 6.11S acres, Salisbury. 1 TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE and two daughters ol Ea~ ;; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moore pbine' Ritchie of Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper and tltose that ealled at their home. George Schuler to. State of CAPS. erpool, Mr. and Mrs. og d of Baaver Falls, Pa., were ov- Vlsttors at the home of Mr. Clara Isenborg of Columbus Vls- Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Van Ohio, 1.58 acre, Salisbury. THEY ARE VALUABLE! Jeffers, Pomeroy andal~is~~ er night guests of Mrs. Esta and Mrs. Lee Hunt and Murl ited with her parents, Mr. and Met<>r called oo Mr. and Mrs.l Paul F. Chevalier, Marl.ha WE WILL PAY V. CENT Mrs. Louis Smtih, loc icenhow· IEaton, Saturday. Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. Bur- Mrs. M. L.Bahr recently. Ray Byer ol Racine R. D. re-~ Chevalier- t<> Bernice Barber, EACH TO YOUR FAVORITI CHARITY Mr. and Mrs. Homer I1 Mr. A. C. Bradford spent sev- toto~n_:J~e~tt.,;a~ud~<~hi~ldr~ea~o~f~C~..::__ _ _~G~Ie~n~aa~S:._._:M:::IIh::oo::_n~cen~tl::_y.:__ _ _ _ _ _~Roy~:_:Bar=:be~r,~J::r::..,.!:p::ar~ee::.::ls:-_,_::0~li_::ve::·.!.t.,.,,.,,.,.,,.!!!!l,.....,!!!!!...,,...,.,,..,..,._""'"""' er. era I days with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Homer. lcen- Critt Bradford, Jr., of Worthhow..- had a telephone mstall- ington and attended the State ed in !.heir home, number Vi3- Fair. ' 2235, and they a~e havmg a Miss Isabel Pickens, employwell dug near their home. id In Washington, D. C., spent Mr. and Mrs. Maywoot Labor Day weekend with her Johnston called on Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Pick~ Food Markel Clover firm Clover F1rm Store Simey PoweU and Mr. and ~rs. ens. •-ne Store Wltb A Hart,. Lawrence Johnston and family. Dale Hill of New Waterford Department Store Fiflh and Pearl Route 7 Mrs. Mildred Turner and spent Labor Day weekend with PHON& SH 2-55U two children called on . her Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hill. RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS parents, Mr. and Mrs: Slme.y Miss June Neigler of GalllRT. 124 RUTLAND o..n I "' 8 Mon. Thrv 511, ~oweU and assisted With thetr polis spent the holiday week work. Mr. and . V Meer y~ 1 took end with her ~rents, Mrs. LoUJse . 8~ Mrs. George Neigler. her daughter N1cki to see 8 doc- Mrs R J Wilson and child.... · much ren of· Jackson · · visited her motor Saturday . .uuo• 18 now Carm ' el Old own Society Notes ~~ ;:!.."" Society Notes Property Transfers N Society otes • new , diet-rite. .... ""!,! F&P Yellow Cling cola .I, I I 'I I c • I I • F s H Ice- tber, Mrs. Harry Hayman who ~ L . h Mr~erd Mrs- accomparued her orne. 00 bow~ ~ailed · a~ and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle Leo Dal~!; ~~~,I· and d f~milv i and son of Columbus spent last Mr&. Ra ers an · week with his father, Mr. Ira ol Syracuse. Be I d Mr and Mrs Gene Mr. Wilmer Black Is laying eg • an · . ' bloeb for l.he home of Mr. and Beeglebof NekwendBrtghthtonhi,' Pia. Mrs. Leo Dailey and family. spent t e wee WI s aMr and Mrs William Ables ther. . · .1 ..1·ed , 1 and '~rs I Mr. Ben Ph1lson left Monday and f&ml y YISI ro r . ' · f d' Frank Ables of R.wenswood. w. for Galax, Va., ~ ter spen mg V d Lester Ables went · a week on vacatiOn. an 'th th Mr. Dave Huddleston spent boa., me w• em. Mr. and Mrs. Robert More- sev~a1 days w1'lh hi s w1·re and bead of Sherman, W.Va .. visit- femdy. ed Mr and Mrs Sam Lehew Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and f~ly. · Beard~ore and son, Kenneth, Sharlene Fleming returned of Manetta were guests Moohomo after spending the past day of Rev. and Mro. Paul Settwo months at Colurnbu!! with lers. The brought Rosemary Setrelatives. lers home after visiting with Sf<>phen and Ronald Donnelson them Saturday and Sunday and and Tena Henderson of Colwn- attending the Washington Counbus spent the weekend with ty Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll Mr. and Mrs. CJyde Cross and family. and children ol Columbus spent Mr. and Mrs. Harley Me- Labor Day weekend with Mrs. Laughlin of Columbus called on Howard Neigler and othi!I' relatbe Carrol family. tives. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bush Mr. and Mrs. Walter France and daughter, Connie, Racine and children of Rutland visited Route, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D.a· a recent Sunday with Mr. and vis of Cheshire, Mrs. Lucille Mrs. Fred Cadit. Parsons, Gallipolia Route, and Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Johnson of Racine Route called on Rev. and Mrs. John Busch. Rev. John Busch visll<>d Mr, and Mrs. Earnest Brew- No. 21/z ROYAL GELATIN 6 :::~. 49c Kraft Marshmallow Creme 2~:.:· 49c 2 small 49C Mother's Oats Cant Regular boxet Quick ARGO Pineapple SIRLOI ROU D STEAK Whele Cuts lb. 1 I Cl' I I LA f • 8 m ~ Sl •E AVI Ridge Keno Dwight Hoback, Rolandus, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John· atoo and family, local. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert John· oton and family ol Columbus, Mr. RonaJd Wise of Middl eport Mr. Lawrence Johnston and aons, Lawrence, Grant, and Ill Ill family spent a weekend Cantoa wil.h friends. guesis were Mrs. Edith Os- borne, Mrs. Fannie Brown on Saturday evening and Mrs. Mil· dred Fraud visited a day lust week. lj II Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Elaine Tony and Mikel •nd Wii- in Jolmston liam motored to Marietta Mon~-..:.:::::::::=---1 day to show the children where ., he work& on tht new road be- Bashan Society News Ill ' " . PIN gc .."' vi - 1111 - - - - · - ·-...= ,., ......"'n ....., Mrs. Worley Davil returned to her home at Dexter Sunday after spending a rew days witb 1 Mr. and Mn. Arvj) Holter and By Mro. A. H. Bailey ,family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trus-~ Mr. and Mrs. Forest Mills 011 oell and family of Newport Columbus called on Mrs. A. H. Newa, Va .• spent the holiday Bailey Sunday. Their mother. w.kond wll.h Mr. and ~"- I Mrs, Belle Urvin nturned home .. - •wil.h them. Mrl. Belle Quinn of Coium-1 Mr. and Mrs. Cal 0!7 ol Anbutt opent a few days with her! liquify called oa Mr. and Mra. tousln, Mrs. A. H. Bail•y. Clint Orr Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dolin Woost<>r spent Saturday night and family of Ravenswood apent and SUDday with Grover Wblte Sunday wllh Grover Whilo and and Doris. LIQUID STARCH lOoz. !gallon jug-only APPLE SAUCE 4Jc 4 Inner Pkgs. l·lb. box _ __ ~ $1 303 cans ! Doria. Mickey Wayne and David R.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker binson ol Gallipolis are staying of Columbus opent holiday week wll.h Mr. and Mn. Harold Hag. Iend at !.heir bomo hera and gy and daught<>rs whde thetr w1th Milo McDole, mother recovers from surgery. I Mr. aud Mrs. Clint Orr ••lied Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones I"" the Billy Orr family at and family of South Charlest<>n Reeilsvil!e Saturday. spent l.he weekend with Ralph I Mrs. Alice Capehsrt and son Ballard and Grover W~jto !ami- , Don spent Sunday, with Mr and Des. Mra Luther Friend and famiMra. Aaua Tuttle and Mrs. ly. Amy Wolfe of Eagle Ridge call. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend tel on Mra. Sadit Trussell ,... spent the holiday weekend wil.h eently. Mro. Gertrude Fl'8llk NelsonMn. Lola Sordeot spent Sun- , ville. day witlt Mr, and Mrs. WUIIam Mro. Allee Copehart lllld ..., ltJrdea. :Don, Mrs. Luther Friend and Mr. IIIli lolrs. Billy Orr ond I ehildren opclll Labor 0., ii - ........ Zlof ... l!ue!!Djj/18 . . l!lm'l i Ground CHASI & SANBORN '1 08 T-Bone or Club ' 11 ' 1 Porterhouse Steak . 09 ' 1 Sirloin Tip Roast or Steak •. 89c Steaks 99c Ru Roast 89c Ground Round Steak lb. lb. BEEF LABEL Fresh, Lean, Every Ounc• • lb. ll.oll•d " Tied Guaranteed ·1 Lb. WEEK END BUY I M-ILK SKINLESS WIENERS l1c Pool..,rlzod, Hotnogeodzed goL jug 65C I ' ' . i I I I , For Your Cookout! OLEO lib. 5 can, 29a I '1 I ' \ -~ •' .. ~-· ." "' , ' \• ....~ ~. ·-o;.~ ;··~, " •• ,·.! '·~ "'jo,.., 4-STICK CARTON :• 1-lb. crts. J9c WEEK END BUY I SPICED VERY BIST ICE CREAM LUNCHEON ' li geL carton MEAT FAIRMONT ICE CREAM SANDWICHES • HOM& PACK 80XOF6 49C · . Jib. CAN 25-lb. bag 20. off ' . "~ ' ~·~. :·'"' -~ "• ) lb. PUfFS ' .49 I ' I l pkg. 10 rollo $1 linY CROCKER WAGNER Browaie Mix 4 4coll Orange Drink '1 16-oL pkgs. 4 each Special! ql. btls. '1 MA BROWN HUDSON Strawberry O.ccrated Prasarwaa Towels 3 ,... 11 4 "'U· $1 CHASE & $ANIORN IVORY 12-oo, rolls lnslanl Tea LIQUID DETERGENT 59c giant 99c liill COMMAND lletular 59t c ' $189 a Beauty•~-----, RiG . Sl SIZI AFTER IHAVI LOTION PIE GRAPES Dolly .... c Fresh Orange Juice ~~~:~ 69c Mr.. Pllbort'l Whipped MUGARIIE lc oH 4 1-tb. $1 c:tnt. FACIAL TISSUES WASHED • Fairmont's Toilet Tissue bill EVANS ..... "·'' Fresh Kale POTATOES - FLOUR ,- - --Health ·,) ;::j BUYS AURORA katie EVANS Fine 'laked Fooda California Red or White Seedless .\'~·. ·•·'. ·I GOLD MEDAL 4-oL jar U.S. NO. l ~bos 'orPACifRE lb. SWIFT'$ PREMIUM U. 5. GOV~. INSPECTED lb. CHERRY PIE FILLING 10 39c l 'lont In 3-lbs.or49 More ( LUCKY LEAF can a lb. VINEGAR SALTINE CRACKERS 4 ~i;ch,•· InstantOFF Coffee FIRESIDE No.2 8 CHEESE hox c • Inspected BOLOGNA and Mrs. Clint Orr. 111art1ey Trussell. tJ. I PIZZA Mrs. Glenna Milhoan atlended l.he Long Bottom reunion Sunday. Larry Farley spent the holl· day at his home here. INSTANT COFFEE Swift's Toppy- PACKER'S LABEl CHEF-BOY-ARDEE and children of Benton Harbour Mich., visited over the weekend wlth Mrs. Alice Dodson. Other EASY MONDAY 20c Mr. and Mrs. George Craft Mrs. May Till CANDY BARS bagoflO • - 39c or. Rev. and Mrs. Busch visil<>d - - - - - - - - - D AN REGULAR 5a Society Notes Carl Dean, Mr. Clayton Chaney, Syracuse, Mr. Jennings Beegle and Ronald Dailey, Jo. cal, called on Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Ollio Sayre and - FOLGER1S s s c All You Save Is Money- No Coupons To Clip, No Stamps To Lick, No Giveaways, Just Valuesl JUICE Swift's Premium - U. L Qov't. Inspected Swift's Premium-U.S. Gn't. Inspected BIG LEAGUE SAVINGS HERE! d Mr bell<>r. ~ · APPLESAUCE RUTLAND RACINE LYONS lI Musselman's CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thursday- 9 to 6 Friday and Saturday-8:30 to 8:30 TW'WIJOI'olall I aches .UPBR MARKBTS •tflw only 1 calorie I 19c - - - F O R SALADS--Criop Golden CARROTS GREEN ONIONS RED RADISHES pkg. c 200-ct. 2-Piy Boxts STOCK UP · AND SAVE! MORTON'S FRUit PIES .Apple Cherry 20-••· boxtl DOWIY Fobrlc ...,.,.,. 41c HEIIZ ltndno<l Babr F1M keg. ~~. r:- 10. IOTEX TAMPDIS ,_,,., '1 4 Pkp. Morton's Honey Buns ........... PictSweet POT PIES Chic~•"'er 6 :; 95c ...... -· • "MIX or MATCH" Fruit• a Veaetabln $1 Sale! frill Cocklail BarlleH Pears Swill Peas Cui Gr111 Beans lrt11 Buu ::;~.do 011 Wax Beaas ..1.. •. llytl 00111 cWh. Kernel C.IH. S.ll ........ T1•ttla• 2" 'I 3 .... 8 ~":~ *I 8 :':.*I 303 'I 8 cont 303 'I 8 .... 8 ,.. 'I 1:0 'I I!'! 'I 10!: 'I CGftl �.. -., ... --~ -- ______,. ·~· ·- . . ,_ ... 4---· -·- -- -· . .... .. ~- ~ -~~-. .. .. 4 •· . \ · ·· - . - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,..,,,• ...=,;o.~ ...... _ .... _,.,. _ . .. . .. ~ ... ...... ~-·--··· · ··· ·• · "-··· '"' · · ..... - · I \1· ( ,) , -. ,., J I 'j. ROMI!COMING 18-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Sept. 15, 1965 - SOJI! BORN Rodney MethocU.IJt Church will hold Its annual homecomSunday, Sept. 19. Morning I;;;;.1~;~ will begin with Sunday I~~~~at 10 a.m., followed by I; service at 11 a.m. and basket dinner at noon. Special singing and speakers will be heard in the afternoon beginnlng at 1:30 p. PLAN DANCI! CLASS . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M~vey of Haailldla Heiehls, CaUl., are aunounclng the birth of a 9 lb. 8 oz. aon, this past Sunday at a California ho~pttal, named Eric Delmar Mulvey. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Delmar A. Canaday of Pomeroy and Mrs. Michael Mulvey of Anhelm, California. • VISIT IN IOWA Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie of Western style square dancing Alfred, spent several days visclasses will begin September 5 iting his cousin.Leon 'k ' at 7 p. m. EDS, at the St. Jos- Burlington, Iowa and while eph Parish, Mason, W. Va. Ray there attended the 10th " Wrfston, dance caller for the west Okl Settlers and ThresbBig Bend Twirlers, will be ers Reunion at ML Pleasant, the instructor. The first two Iowa, the Grape Festiv'll at clalses will be giverl free and Nauvoo, Ill., and Herbert HooYaD interested persnll8o are .urg- er's birthplace and Memorial, ed to attend. at Wesl Branch, Iowa. at y I I I ---------------------- --··-· --------------------------------------President Asks· VOL XVII NO. 127 Elberfelds Store is Open All Day From 9to S And We Invite You To Come In - Look Around - Shop At Your Leisure All Over The Store. ' S.. Our Now "Bell Sloove" ' ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Law Lead to Peace WASHINGTON (UP!) -! live said. son told the conference on the President reaffirmed U, President Johnson called on "Law must not be the world peace through law S. support of U. N. Secre· •he nationa of the eartb to- prisoner of plunger or priv· that the United Nations is tary General Thant's efforts lay to unite In making in· 'ilege," he said. "It is not "central to the hope o~ to serve as a peacemaker Jn •ernationallaw a vehicle for ; the soothing keeper of the world peace tllrough law. the ~ndeclared war between the relief of hunger. misery ,status quo. It Ia an instru· "I hope we ean Btreog· india and Pakistan. and ignorance. "When our ' ment in the battle lor the .Johnson said that "per· . t. h e jhopes of man. And I'f it 18 · then the United Na!ions," haps in the United Nations I Iaw em bod tea word right of the despairing to not fashioned as such an in· he aald, "not simply u I _ and with the patient ef· hope, and the responsibili· strument - then no matter forum for debate, but u fort of individual countries ty of the fortunate lo help, how beautifully and logical· an arena for the solution ·- we can also halt the ter· then it will be strengthened ly framed - it will yield In of disputes." rible anns race which a thou88ndfoid In the cause Iviolence and terror." threatens 1o engulf the of peace," the Chief Execn· In eloquent terms John· Then, in a pointed...:a=id s ::e:c,...:e::a:: rlh:::,·- - - - - - - - BLOUSES- by Fashion Fads THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1965 FIVE CENFS --------------------- PREPARE FOR BAND SHOW- Ray Alkire, drum major, and these six Rutland high school majorttes will take the field at halftime Saturday rught during the Red Devil-Panther football game. The Rutland band is directed by Robert Garner. In the foreground is Linda Lathey , drum majorette; behind her are Sandra Dean and Linda Hysell, and standing are Diana Holliday, Lillie Imboden, Terresa Dean and Alkire.- Sentinel Pboto. ., .j 1:' f .; I 52.95 Styled of Eastman Estron acetate-this fabric II easy to launder by hand or machine, jewel neck· line, button back, large bell sleeves. Sizes 30 to 38 in brown, navy, cranberry and Ioden green cheeks. I $1.95 to $3.95 Other Blouses entt DnDied To TM lnteru,. 01 TM Mfip·Muon .4reo • THURSDAY • GIRLS STRETCH PANTS Nylon stretch slim jims fur girls, permanent stitched crease, sleek fit, machine washable, attached stirrups. Sb" ~to 6X Sir" ~.95 7 to 14 ,. L . $].95 { ' Royal blue, bright red and black I o Exclusive Equa.flow Tempere<I-H..t drieo your elotheo ao aofllo your touch! • Built-in lint..,..., •Special cool-down period for waab 'D wear rarm@ftla SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL GROUP OF WOMENS SWEAnRS helpare&tore crilp Bniab and ruiatanct to wrinklioa:. We have so many dellghtful new styles - you jult hi'VI to ~ them - beautiful bulky knit cardigallJ in mohaln •Two cyeleo, U.. of ,, ....,...,u ~ •114 ICA br Whhlpoal C«,oratlaft, ,..u,Poctur...t ICA WlaP()Ol •prll•nc.._. •ulhG•iHIIII lty .. 1119 (.,JKHalioft Ill NN. . . J With the ch•nge from Summer to F1ll the weather m1ke1 1 problem of drying clothe&. MEIGS THEATRE and nrlons - long s leeve belanca knit s lipover1 - w~ able banl1ms in short sleeve slipovt!fs and eardi&1111 wool heather tones - turtle neck sweaters In solid ..., lors - V neck slipover sweaters ideal for alacki---Come in and see for yourself. All new fall colon. Elborfolds con eliminate this problem for you by soli· lng you en RCA Whirlpool Gao or Electric Cloth" TONIGHT •nd THURSDAY NOT OPEN Regular Sizes 32 to 40 and I tho hard to Ill siZH 42 to 46 Dryer. FRIDAY end SATURDAY Septemb1r 17·18 "THE TERROR" I ·• DUSTERS ITe('hnicolorl E:oris Karloff. J<1ck Nichol· ~ .. n. Sa ndra Kmght ~.95 •• $5.95 "36 HOURS" · Jas . Gamer. Eva Marie Saint. Rod Taylor, Jobn Banner A tine selection of little ttrla du1tera. All wasbabla SUN., MON. and TUES. Sept. 19·21 "CIRCUS WORLD" L J oh n CI fabrics. Quilted cottona and printed cordana. Sizet Wayne, Rita Hayworth 3 to 6x and 1 to 1'- (Tedmicolor ) OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 I I HOOVER IPICIALI Little Boya Boxer Wallt Convertible DENIM DUNGAREES LA I ' 8 Sizes 1 to 6x. Full boxer waist. Sanforized shrunk, Wr A 88c 19·95 sl •E World S.rl01 Spocl1l Shoes 9.95 to 24.95 " On the Second Floor. See the new GILLME Jarman AN Hoover Sweepers Adjustable Razor with atalnleaa steel blade• - e 2 Model 70, the new Hoo ver Convertible • Automatic Shift Special, the Hoover Portable and Hoover Constellation 444. Prlc01 Start • Throw-a,.,.y lol • Mod•rn Styli"' Reaularly $1 .110. AI $39.95. We also have cleaning tools !I SprKlal for World Strlee lor all Hoover Models, as well as Filter $].00 TRJi !] M Sl MENS WORK GLOVES ...v ... Second Mo!Ulay Club STYLES BY JARMAN The shoe that feels like a glove on your foot -s .... ... tJ Jotl , " "~ I ............,, - . ::; : 4-H Club Girls Rewarded lor I Year 0I WOrk 1111 shoes, MR.ex-FlexMmeans •wuiii'J)lned footwear comfort. • 'fbe IOfte&t ofleather linings cradles JOW foot, and tHN ill • special 10rt ol flexibility you iU&t don 't set In other abou. Become one or th~ b@-lien~ome .. 1111d let :1B fil you Ill • pair ol ow 1 upper$.) Mrs. Dwight Parker ·enlo!f· !I tained the Second Monday Sew· II ing club Monday evening at . home Pleasant Ridge Road. Reward came September loth It was decided to change with a day of enjoyment fo · the I meeting from the second M01> ll Salem Center Girls 4-H Clubj day to the fourth Monday. Mrs. after a year of working on 4-H Geon:e Schneider, Mrs. u:;~~ projects. Holter and Mrs. Parter 4 To " - who ba" worw 1.J{I dsome Jarmu. Rex·Flex :11hoe1 "ulo us ly madt wHil iae lo Enlertained I The day started by the last received birthday gifts from meeting being called to order ~Y th~ president, Kay Wright, m which premium money from the fair was given to the I ll members. Then on for fun. Their first stop wss a cover- '1 L,;:;-;,s.-;;·:;:;:;:___.J secret pal. A dessert course was served "by tht · hostess to those named abov\ and Mrs. Paul Koes, Miss Elesnor Robson, Mrs. Robert Lewls, Mrs. Patrick Wood, Mrs. ed dish picnic followed by a tha Rowell and Mi.u four-hour tour ol the Southeast· ern Ohio E•perimen• Station at carpenter, by manager Robert Bishop. They then motored to the poultry farm of Reed Jef· fers and So.,, and taken 011 a very interelllng tour by Mrs. Jeffers. Parker. ---------, Mrs. Vivian Pierce: Later .:·~0. 111 evening they were Ioken Maaon Drive-In ID 1 en by Eugone Holliday. menta of pop, candy, and potato cllipa wtre The girls were accompanied Advisers Marie TUrner, by Mrs. Marie Turner, Mrs. erine Shenefield, and M,. -----------------Mary AIR.CONDITIONED their Vir&Wa Roll day, and Mra. Hn!Uday wani ilona. The next time you're shopping at Elberfelds-See the line of Work Gloves in the mens department on the 1st floor. Leather gloves of all kinds and fleecy palm gloves, canvas gloves, leather and cloth combinations. In gauntlet styles, knit wrist numbers and safety cuff styles. Come In soon and select your needs. GATOR ROACH HIVES IRONING IOARD PAD AND COVER sm 69c Sol• A serviceable pad plUI dlicone coated atretcb OD cover. Fill aU ttandard oize board1. 39c Kill• roaches, waterbup, sUverfish, crlcketa. Clean! Euy to uae1 3 hives in a For travel and home storage. 64 knches long. Reinforced mel81 baoger slot for added strength. Futl length rustproof zipper. Red 1nd lft!eD ptslds. the 2nd PI- FINE CHECKm GINGHAM Of 100% COTTON Crease relillallt fJDloll Drlp-drt - Vat eolon. Preshrunk. !!1"-lft''~" and 1" checu, $1,95 69c ' \ i ;I }\ I ,1,.. I Wolk On Air and Btnlsh Co,. ANTI-FATIGUE MATS Grips the floor, no skid, no slip. Use In Kitchen, Bathroom, I,aundry. Pure resilient foam rubber base, with natural rubber surface. Attractive colors in marbelized pattern. $1.69 pka. RCA Vidor Color TV "White IOM" 36" DRESS and COAT TRAVEL BAGS S.. II•• Mlony New Moclola In Color TV M I Bags, Brushes and Belts. compllhl Extr1 He•¥Y Duty VInyl PIN al gn s,...., Motw Hoover Diai·A·Matic, Hoover Convertible II ' FEATURING, models in Hoover Sweepers. The new Comploto Selection in Avo Now Shipment "STARLAND'' BLANKm cotton Sheet Blankets, with stll(hed ends 70dO ~.19 IOxtOI ~.99 ELBERFELDS IN PO.MEROY \ \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 15, 1965 cooke