http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f5b95f1e5bef3292b18eb0ac72cdce9d.pdf 548bc2421f4f99a40f9b39a877324c6a PDF Text Text ,. ' ., (I ; I·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, <l:-. Sept. 20, 196' • - enttne - ... ..E "... -... .c.i.o '"' r./J ,t:. -<,s::O -4,. ...... -~ ~· :-: ~· - ,:_, 11. ~ ~ .s ~ .=. VOL XVII NO. 131 .... ... -........ n POMEROY-MIDDI..EPORT, OHIO -------------------------TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1965 .: .~ 0 0~ ~ ----------------- FIVE CENTS Rookie Astronaut ill hole Earth rhit tlo1·,.. -- - WI I I Dl Commends Official Family for Jobs Well Done at quarters for Cooking Utensils, House Cleaning Helps, ScoHs Lewn Cere Products, Cutlery, Glassware, Dinnerware, Electrical Appliances. Also See The Big Selection F of Gift Merchandise Now Being Unpacked. . .. ,. 8 •• -. / WED. and THURSDAY Sept, 22-23 NOT OPEN alie AUTOMATIC COOKING plus NO-STICK, NO-SCOUR TEFLON"I .70RW 12 to 30 cupa cruloiiiCitlca//yl F-RIDAY and SATURDAY Sept. 24-25 ''HERCULES, SAMSON and ULYSSES" (Teehmeulur\ HVMirl '< mi ghtiest stro ng men of Superhuman K1rk ,.1 oms. Party Perk Hl<'harrl ''THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" •• HOUSE CLEANING? was served by the hostess to those named above and Mrs. A. H. Ebersbach. Mrs. Dale Sm•th, Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Cleland Hmcs, Mrs. Grover Frb and Mrs. Ernest Rhodes. DON'T OVERLOOK • br•ws clellciou5 toffee ••• keepl It hot for hoursl . AUTOMATIC HEAT CONIIIOL lii'IJ Yt>ll ,tr/Ht '-"'Prrlllllrt _ , li•tl . YOUR RUGS ••• West Bend Teflon· 11" Skillet RUG & CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty r ! COVIl AND HIAT CONIWOI. W'tM ..,..., Pany Pe[k il10 eonvenient for ••kiq .rowd·ti1e .eniaa• of aood eoffec ... ,.u... baeteNiq dM f. it: ouaht " Np, be. luy filc.n CO fuM •ida. J• pour • mid Wltlrf.,. add mlftt aod plus M ill. StM1 litbc •isnalt when a~fftt't 1D 1111 • • • _, tel.d,. Lialttw~Jhlo Klft•l Ol' portable. Aluminum. A,,LIANCI COtiD INClUDED COOK and SERVE, TOO, II Wilt ....., IUFFET SIILLET Complete cleaning service especially rug . NYLON II'ATUlA, , .,. tqutn. Call Now and arrange for Cleaning at Your Convenience. for your type of $15~ Ttf10ft·OO&ttd surlare for aoe-MIS eookina with JIO·Kour cleanmJ,. wMthlt il')'ina. bft. ina, routmg, arillinJ or Hn'iq: llot dithtt. Automati' heat contml proYicltt IDIIIrolltd IMIJ>etalwru from ~25• 10 1'0*. b SH:rfect Nlu.IU · •"trY timt yo. eooiL AIUIIllinum, or carpet . , , Whethtll it should be shampooed AUTOMATIC 9-CUP PERK •.. dry cleaned ... or regular Our laundry washed , .. cilities assure you ~f fa. a per- fect job. Shampooing Woof lu91 Sh1mpooing fttwaralbl" Dry Cl•anlne (All Tv,.•) TEFLON*-coatecll 7 ... ( Auromatic h11at (ODtrol, ..-tftttd .wr. 11-ttldt Teflon roatina. plu• •mart IM)'liftl mab thi• 1 "1111111" for every homemaker. Alumiaum; ::z!Ltely Unmenible. Nyto. •Nll iD- II. 10c ~: 1Qc ,., 3c ... Ltundrr ft. .];L!'.~.,Z.f;:ct• .,,.,.,. ...,._. ,_ "' 'N11hlng _ . HOME ON LEAVE Pvt. Arland King, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence King of Middleport, has finished his basic ft. ROBINSON'S 2 PCE. LIVING ROOM SUITE LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS ONLY $119.00 Con...,lont Pickup Stotlono In Middloport-Pornoroy Phone Pomeroy WY 2-J.t:zl. Mlddloport WY 2·5130 BAKER FURNITURE -~- - - - - ·-·--···· -· - - No pdpu, DO JUtNWOrk , r. WNC Blacl'1 autom11ic -.croll tiiiiiQ you of dtliciow cofftt .,.,. time. Britbc. alumiaum witk ...,.J'OW' 1pout, cool black platdc: trU.. Jpe. cMI!!bll BE THRIFTYI SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ' training at Fort Knox, Ky., and . $1588 • apculdi"l aluminum e J .. f IUpa Elberfelds In Pomeroy is home on a 15-day furlough. He will go to Fort Eustis, Vlrgmia and be assigned to mth TC Railway operaror. He graduated from Middleport Hilh ................................... ,. . ll.--~M:I:D:D:L:EP~O:R~T~,~O~·---II ~tm~. ' , . ,,.,., __ ,. . - .. . ' ' .. ' .. . .. ' . .. .. ... . .... . •, ... .... - .. . .,.,. . ... ,. - .. .......... - ··- - ..... " - • •.. . . - - ..... ·~~ ...-........-,;,-·~· ' •• • • ... ... ...-.. ......... ~ ~ - . - . - . . . -.. ,.. ........... ~., •.•• ··- ... _ _ ___ ............... ____ . ...... - ·- .. - · -·-·-- · · _..,_ .. .... or- .... .... ,. • ...... ~ • " ~ j �• J ' • ' :a-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 21, 196!1 -. . - - -~ . --· . .. - One Way Traffic On Bridge ~ -- - I~' At a GJance - Society Notes Defense Rio College Pass("jj Another Mark EoroUte to Accred itation . Property T f rans ers Counsels . Appomted Bm '' ' ( ) l l ~ I ~ I ° ' J Ser\:ICe. 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Av1 Oliva Minn. 144 558 104 117 .317 Ystski, Bos 124 463 75 145 .325 Rbnsn, Bal. ~ 504 75 154 .3116 Whtfld, Cle. ll9 417 44 127 .3116 Batty, Minn. 123 376 33 lt2 .298 Clayto, Clo. 149 547 87 183 .298 Dvlrla, Cle. 133 470 60 1:.1 294 • 1 BLUE -~ CROSS~ Central Hospital Service , • helps pay hospital bills BLUE SHIELD' Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc. ••• helps pay doctor bills i ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT YOUR BIGGEST BREAD BUY I I FRIDAY, S EPTE MBE R 2 4 P. IIE8AIIDLESS OF YOUR AGE, IF YOU ARliN REASONABLY ClOOD HEALTit AND ARE SELF·EMPLOYED OR WORKING WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN fiVE EMPLOYEES, YOU CAN GET BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD PROTECTION. Nreody ha .. a Bfu1 Crou Group Conlflctl Now is the time your group can a<ld IXIended benetrls to make your hosprtal and medical care prQ!oct1on ew• IIMII'I IOillplale and wp k> daW. THE DAILY SENTINEl a.••• ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS 1 I CITY LOAN COMPANY 1 .. !t:'. h,: . :r'a... I I I . 37.5010 --- ------ • w ••• . Our W eekly Radw, wh1lewall tires, wheel disc , powPr steering un th~ floor, automatic, sport comole. bu('ket sPats wtlh all vtnylmlertor, blue wilh while top. T 4 - PLy • SUPER MILEAGI COOfiiM ~ TREAD COMPOU I !0. ° MUD & SNOW TIRES 1 GALAXIE 500 XL CONVERTIBLE I Chester Soc'ely Notes COOPER • SPECIAL 61 FORD Voice of Broau way ••• reporting 1 aiJ I· 1 0 (I osptla • JNews M I 1 (Ju m) ARE STILL Chestnut Ridge SOCJety • News Kurt WiUiams. The marchers started from the slatehou<e tn Columbus at noon to· er, and during tho estunated • called Oil Mr. and Mrl. Gent da ho lng to arrive in Jackson for the G rand Opentng Parade of the festival at 8 30 day repair penod, haulmg Conlo and family. ~: W~dnesday evening and beautiful girls, blanng ba.nds, fancy floats, colorfu~ permil• will be restrtcl<d to ,.. Mr. Beaver of Letart Falla, ~xhibits, an excttmg midway and rosy, red apples are mtxed '"fa potpotuni oJf ·~kter 1 gal wrdtha over tht brtdge. Mr. Jea~ Pickens, Mr. and tainment which will draw thousands o! people to the streets o down own ac son - ·---CHINESE COMMUNIST - - Mro. Lawrentt JObnstoa, !oro!, - - - - - - - - - • f_or_t_he_fl!stival• . - -- - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - troops in the Himalaya• bor- Mra. Helen Jellera of 8yra- oalled on Mr. and Mra. May· By Mra. Al18 Cone der province of Sik<om exchan· cuso called on her parenll, Mr. wood Jobllltoo. Columbus vl1ltora on Tuel• ged fire wiih Indian troops tor and Mro. Homer lctDhower. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood JohJl. day ware Mr. and Mrs. Albert the firSt time in tho current Mr. and Mra. Lawrance Thalli Ilion called oa Mr. and Mrs. Lew Cone ai'td K. E. Erickson. Asiao crisis, tho Indian Defonso of F~rt wayne, Ind., Mr. and JollMton of Minersville, Mr. Mr. and Mra. Gary Huston Ministry announced in New Del· Mrs. Ted Bailey, Laurenceburg, and Mra. Leo Dally and Mr. and baby of Chillicothe visited hi. Ind., visited lhll latter'o mo- and Mrs. Lawrenct Johnston, )o. at the Tom Fitzpatrick homo The omall Chinese forco with· !her and sister, Mrt. Louloe cal. recently. Another mojor milestone on port, which contamo 130 !able;~ drew into Trbet after a brle! and Nicki Van Meier. Mr. Robert Ourl and Mrs. Sympathy Is extended to tho the road to acnedJtatron for RIO represents nme months of wo I Clav Cook to Opal R. Ho\lon, uchanae in which no casual· Mrs. Dorothy Ronberry Mra. Mae Van Meter local called Houdashelt Family of WilkesGrande Colleie has bten pas~- by the r~eultv and staff of the 14 al'.res, Chester Common Pleas Judge Roberti ties were reported A spokes- Louise Van Meter and 'NickJ on Mn. Minnie' Carroll a o d ville in the loss of the hused. The Solf.SLudy Report pre- college. Every member of th; l Ben Eblin to Ohio Power Co' M. Belz has appomled attor· l man called the action minor but called on Mro. Garnet John- family, band and lather who passed pared by the faculty and ataff faculty and staff wu a membe Rrgbl of Way. Salisbury. lney• W•rren F. Sheets and said, "it ha• lhe potential of ston. Sharoa ond Shirley Congo 8\IOay on Friday evemn~ at tho of the CQIIege \&st year has been , of one of the elgh_t eomn~llte~~ Elber Reibel, Eltzabeth Rie- William P. Cherrmgton aa de· , somethmg bigger." Commu- Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre vla- visited Mn, Minnie Carroll and Veterans Hospital In Hunting.. accepted by the Norlh Centrali that wrote the eight cha~le~s ~ bel to Manning D. Webstt:r, fense counse ls for two persons. nlst Chma has a:lven India until ited her brother Mr. and .Mn. family. Terry Conao viJited ton, W. Va. . Assocletlon of ColleKes and Sec- ~ of the re~rt, the ~llorlal cord~ Parcels, Chesler. irnhcted for first degree mur-1noon EDT Wedllesday to with· Gary John!on and her J)lrents, Charles Boggs. ' Spending the weekend Wtth ondarv :'1chool~. mrttee ~·hJch combmed the .... o M.~:rnnmg D Websler. Mary der by Lhe September term draw from military bases whicb Mr. and Mrs. Clint Johosoo ul Mr. Charley Carroll who Is the Petut family were Walter .,~; \ ",•e will be mlled , o, the erght commrlte-. tnt:,;~• A. Webster to Elher Riebel, , grand JUry. I ll said India had osabllshed Portland. employed at Columbus opent I Pettit and family of Charle,. somt'llnt~ between Dec. 1 and fmlshed report. or tdhe sedte dg ~;IIzabeth Riebel, parct'ls, Ches-11 Th two attorneys will serve inside Chinese territory Dear Mr. and Mn. Lawren('f .Tohll- weekend at home with hl3 ton, W. Va. , b 8 team •ppomted by comm1ttee wh1eh a ~ rs an t e Tibet Mrs Albert Cone was In Jan. J! Y . . t ! ssisted lhe other c-ommlltees. er. u defen11e counsels for Ernest] · ston called to see Mr. and Mrs famrly. He and his wife were at Wells~ on W dneld h v1n the North Cen,uahl Atssocrarolan .i a ·i·he Sell - Study Reoorl .xam·' NllormVa n RRus,.lll,l JoanH Rulsi· :E Walker, 39, G•llipoli•. and INDIA TENTATIVELY AC· Ronald Wise and famJiy of Gallipolis on business on Salur· dental :ork d:ne ay a I 1' 11 the report o I 1s earn Is · se to e1na usse yse , M Ad L B 1 Midc:Ueport nd Mr Dd M d · I also for rs. a uren~ or· ~ cepted the United Nallons de- . a . a -~ ay. Mn. Erma Nelson and vorable the associBtJon Will vole mes ev ery racel of the college Parct>ls. Salisbury n whelher or not to !(rant full , m<ludmt( phllo9ophy and obJec:·l Lewts Grueser, Ethel Grues- deo, 28, Kerr . Both were mdtct- mand for a cease-firt iD the A . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ahles of grandson, Joe, have returned ~ccredrtatJon to the college llt tl~es of the college, rmatlclal re •er to Henry G Arnold, Barbara ed last week m the Sept.,7 fatal I war with Pakistan today, It was r:J~~n1~ ~llo, where he is en- Ravenswood, W. Va., and Mr. after visiting her d~ughter, their annu<rl meetrng rn Apr rl ,! sc!llrrrs. SIZe and compeleme oi l Arnold, 2.26 Acres, Salisbury. ~ :oo;m~h of the Swo~a~ !I h~~ l reported m New Delhi. fnform- Mr and M::eJoh N U f ~d Mn.~yde_ ~= ~st ~ Ruth, and ramily in California. I9fiG Ithe fatuity , physrcal plant. or·, Wilfred Stepp, Rosa B Stepp I . n ' urmaD . or en, 'Iffl sources said Prime Minis- Colu~bu! sent awn ewe .o avens~ \'lSI r. an Mrs. Lona Pettlt and Mn. The zn. ~ page Sdf Studv Re" gamzat1on of the fa' ult} . the to Un1ted Staltol!l, Easement, Le· 'lof Kerr. , ter Dal Bahadur Shastri Insist· Mr and Jrs H beeke~d With M~. WilHam Ables. Betty Wilbur were in AU1ens ' eurnculum, ~onditions of farul-' tart The shenfff'a department on ed that Pak1stan state lt!!l posiAll · ttart ewell. r, and Mrs. Harley Rhodes recently 11 . f unil , tv servtre. sludenl life, lt"vel oi l Robert Durst. Mulne Dunt l Monday transferred Mrs. Bor·1tton 1D advance of any formal f-H CJ ~n a ending t~e of New Brighton, Pa., and Mrs. Brenda Pettit ~pent a ( .lwrl~tdOrl ' , ~ achrevement of students. and the , to Leonard Dailey, Helen Dai· den from Holzer hosprtal where IndiAn announcement. St t ~b. ftessC at t~ Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Lawr~nce Bu ,h recent weekead witb Miss l'i.<it• Mrs. 1-ewt$ ph\"cal educallon and rnten'OI l•y, .7 acre, Lebanaon. lsrnre last Tussday she has! SAIGON iUPl) -THE COM· ~u~d..~~~~to~; ;~~ us. d and daughter, Connre, Ractn• Linda Hender80n, Albany R. D. ltgrate program. · Delmar J Osburn, Olivo M.' been under 24 . hour guard to l . d th II th b M Ry Chr. t · aMn JRohoute,Bcalled on Rev. and M". Leonard Brooks and famrlv Mr ~od Mrs Charles Lew1s Osb M . C . . ' mums1 ea 1o 1n 1 att1e n. oy 1s y were r. n usch . .· 1ectrtc . Cl le Lon mil urn to arretta E o.l the r.alha county Jatl to awart A Kh . ed and M Do M tl k d Do R · •pent an eventng with Mrs. GlD· t 1 1 r 1 fH'Id ann Y 0 u:u s . _ R1ght of Wuy, Olive. 1 arraignment on the indictment 0 n e JUmp_ 10 a 1eas1 rs. n 8 ac an n. ev. and Mn. John Busch evra Foster. ell retently with h1s mother, Eugene A Thompso! dec tol 226 when Amencan paratroop- 1na Kay of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. vlslied Mr and Mrs. E a r n e s t i - - - - - - - - - -Mrs £velyo LewLs, Middleport Edda J Thompson ' E.ivm lers searching the ~attlefield dls- IVJrgtl Wood of Athen1 1nd Mr. Johnson of Racine Route and Mn. Susie Birch t slmprovMr and Mrs Lew!! also were Thompson, Cert. for Trans., Sa·. I covered an addJIJOnal 71 Vtet and Mn .. Harold Hawk of Me· Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hoback ed. Mrs. Boa~· Isn't .. well at m Athens over the weekend IO ' lem I CO!ljJ bodies, official u. S. mili· Connellsvtlla, of Rolanduo, lor, attend Lire 1940 cl'8ss reumol1 Alonzo Hudson, Esther C , tary soun·es said today. a! Uhro limvers1t y. ot v.hldl Ulel Entered Hospital Hud!lon to Lmda Diana HudG1ant U. S Ate Force 852 1,11lrr was one of thtt groG:.wtts . :son, Lol, Pomeroy. Of f. 00 , bombtrs based on Guam today In Joutnalism He _Is now 8!'SO· : _ Per~on~ enlermg f1olzer Ho~- ! John Hensley, Garnett ftens' blasted a suspeeted VJet Cong (tat ~ w1th tht> Wesl Vrrg1ma 1 p1t~J llurrng the pAst 24 hoUJ! ley to Harold Evans, Mary L. 1 Funeral service for Marton . regional headquarters Jn Quang ~1nte Dep~ltmenl rn Charles-~ '>'oere Mrs Larry E Stewart. E an~ 50 • Lb ]Wood wa11 held at the Chester 1Tin provmce in their 29th air R , Ch h H V v , cres. e anon 1 ton 2 es Ire, rwm Iars, Russell Gunn N G Methodist Church at 2.30 P m. stnke of the war The target 0 They al~o enrolled their son, 12129 Chestnut St; Mrs .uarente ' to 1; E Paule;· J/n~obe~~ i Sept 5th. with Rev. Pearl Cal· was 330 miles norih of Sau!un. Charles A. Lrwls II, at OhiO F. Huffman. Rl 1 <~a lhpoil_s, i Pauley, S 975 acres: Lebanon. to ofriciating Mn. Clayton AI- But the sources also reported llmversttv last week where he ~trs Okey E Johnson, PatrWL lien w<t!l soloist w1th Mrs. Hor· seven Amencan Jet fJghtera By DOROTHY KILOALLEN . will maJor m engmeerma. He StaJ Rt; Mrs. Jack A Hur • 1 1 1!1! Karr orgamst. Pallbearers and one helicopter downed Mon· ~·s •o honor ' Ludent at 15 Orchard. Hrll; Clyd~ Bo \ ' were ~ldon Gaul, Cecil Nelson, l day for one of the wurst days WHAT ELSE JJ NEW men were there to stake out the son's lllo Is Ia tho works Ch<Hleston Ca!holrc High school I Jr' Apple Grove, W \ • , To. \ Wallace Amberger, Henry Elch- , of lhe VJet Nam BIT war. I J B ez the fe ed f lk restaurant'• bar dlninv room Riclwrd Burton startled a bar0 lind won several scholarstups. l my L. Dabney, Pt. Pleasant , Inger, RoSA Cleland, and How. 088 . 1. • ~ ' a He also stud1ed .at ~orlhwest- 1 Mary B. Young, West Colum-. · RS REPORT ard Kmght. WASHJNGTON (UPI) _ Retl smger, IIID really let"IOUS trou- and k1tchen. tender m a Northampton, :Mass .• 1 ern University this summe~ His bJa , Mn. Lincoln w SmJih, Pt. PI . . Llve1toek S.ltl Co. Relatives and friends f r 0 m Chiha apparently hopes. by tip- bit with Uncle Sam btc~u.se of - -saloon by ord~ri?ll .,Band B" father 1s a graduate or Mrlldle ~ Middleport; Mrs. Richard ~· 1 StJuember 11, JM5 out-of town attendmg the serv- plymg 1 Hmiled amount of Iher refusal to pay her mcome Johnny Ray 11 such a smash - not ~nedicbne ~~d brandy pOll high achool. , DtrVIs, Pomeroy; Mrs. John HOGS - Receipts: 175 to Ice were Mr. and Mn VIrgil I pressure, lo create chaos m the I tax her w~y «lf protfllting the in has current Broadway en- he ex.~l~ne~, but ~~d ~~: Slobart. Pomeroy, Mrs Hu s 220 21 to 22 50 HeavJes 18 to Woods, AUteos; Mr and Mrs Indian subcontinent and pro· governments policy in VIet gagement,_he'! been sia:ned for booze. er aps somt e Lt. Ford Competing •ell M. Little, Hutlanrl . TPr· !t ~5; Lrghts 20 to 23.50 . Fat I Harold Hawk . Mark and Dean, mote the "balkamzatron·· oi l Nom. Probably some .•gent or the Tropicana in La• Vega• ought to tell Dtrkie kt~at ln,\,!11 ' '., • • esa L. fouly, Rt 1 Jack~on; I So'+'-s 16 to 18 S<l, Boars 14 lo McConnellsvrlle; Mr. and Mrs. Ithiit &Jea. manager or _lawyer ~·Ill rescue starting Oct. 5 .. . Author Jesse U.S. A. ~ou ]tU! as or a • H.o•nht~l~ Serlt'S , . . Miss Mary R. M•·Ciure, Iron· 14 Pigs 8 t~ 15 VIctor Wood and sons. Mjchl- 1 That Js the view of a oura- , her m the nick of h~e. but it Steam, whose n~w book Is ''Yo- ermaker and you eet what you NEW H..,V N - Frrst I.Jeu-: ton, Mrs. Ed1son Bole11, HI 4 tATTLE - Hf'celpts Stfer.'i lll:lh, Mr and Mrs Chffvrd ' ber or well-mformed U. S. ofh· had better be aoon. It 1 okay to ga, Youth and Reincarnation," want. tenant Joe P. Ford, son of Mr.\ Jackson; Ml'fl Waller R f'"ar -' 15 80 to 19 90; Heifers 1-4 to Wood Rayl<rnd · Mr and Mrs crals, who dJst'Ount the posslbil- disagree with the way Wash- has decided there's a dearth of Phyllis McGuire, plAylna the iind Mn. K H Ford was at ] ley Wellston · Mrs (e,J! C 1910. fa Cows 13 to J54o·I Donaid F'rank 'and. Gerald Ity that Pekmg Will launch a~y ington is runmnl thmgs, but ynaa teachers 10 be'll open a Riviera In Las Vegas w!lb her Farrchtld A~'B Wash Sept 12- Prurtl, ' ' Ky·.: Mr~ John ('-anners 1 to 12 50; ' Bulls 14 to· , Frank, Nelsonville: Mr · o! a nature that " send the money to tht lnler ... salon. (Gosh, ' ·t 1s quoted . bY churns as Ashland, and . maJor ·mvas1011 , n_al Yoga Jesse, there BISer, J8 for the Slraleglc Air Com- Rockhold West Lstn velle (] 16 50 , Stork Sleers 18 50 to' Mrs Milton Efaw Mr and Mrs I would seriouslj Jovolve th\! L'n·: Revenue boys while you re dl~ seems to be I dearth of rejncar- saymg tbat her idyll with Sam mand ISAC ) •·world Sen~ "ll Mr! Hoy. A Barnett . Rt. 2 Pr 24 70. Stock Jlelft>rs 14 25 to Elz·~ Osborne Aihen~. Miss ited Stales and Brltam. agreeing . Broadway bookies na"on too Could you o~n a Giancana didn't break up {ur bomblna and nav1gat10n com' ' ' ravor Cl ay over p attenon at 2• Uttle w ' · ,.. 1 1 · e is 11 malnlenanre i dro Mrs. Jamets L. Bostick. Rt 117 50 , Sto('k SIPer calves, 18 ' Martha Mora, Mn. Dale Rusbeauty parlor for that? any persona reason; twas llW.. petrtton Ht to-I All thooo stories about Keely Smllh and her Ion•. ply because every movement 11 Wurtland Ky Joh , 1: Svl- to 27. SoK'k Heiler Coh•rs 17 l sell Mrs Paul Murphy Miss 1 ''"ntln~ offrcer for • B-53 "'P · ' ' 2'' 1 · · ' Pet•r O'Toole •·tn• seriously • ·• she rnade was se tt'llllliUV •·· rn uch . Ivester, Wrllston . Dr l)<!V Id to "' Mary Murphy Columbw~· Mrs J.Te' • Ume m&DIJer Barbara Bell Lrttle Rock AFB Rrehrnond. IH 4 Allren' .Judy Vr.AI. C.~LVES - Reoerpts IMargaret Da~son George and ! ill are highly e<aggereted. He have parted ~nd Keel•'s no~ attention tom the FBI . 'Don't The lieutenant • graduote of A Polls Well ·sfon Mrs ·\ cmt v ·rop~ 3130; &L'onds . ' t too k a short brelth•r •· ' v ' 2980·· 1Lyston Dawson Corning Mrs I merey "'lA'" huaband Jimmy Bowen wdl 1ook now but theresanewrecWahama Hrgli School M.,on · · ' · · ' · t 1 ts SI ' ' ed C 1 D' k w Va received his B s . de~ ~ Ea~wood . Ashli:lnd, Ky . NIH Medium 2.170 0 27 !10 , Common . J. v Coli:, Mr and Mn. Carroll I ween ·~!I gnrnen . nger now (Uide her career. Barbara, ord talent ~am bares IC ~ · . . ( ynlh111 Edena Rl 3 Wellston and Heav1e! 18 to 31 ICox Barry and Demse Point I Peggy K1ng, former star of the who used to manage both Keely ens. Doesn t seem long berore gree from West V~rgmn\ lnMl· , Newton H P!a.sterr logs~ w' , Ple~sant· Mr and Mn' Clar- ~ George Gobel show, Will mike l and her ex-spouse Louil Pri· we'll be lble to spin BtUy Sll&k• lute olf Ted@Chnology He wl •tis t·om-,\ Va . Mrs Anme L ' M:ers ence Cox' Hu~tmglon Mr and I By t1arice Allea a TV comeback as a commenta- ma went with Keeiy when that espeare aDd the Bards. nms on upon comr e on G · · · M tor She'H be seen and heard on ' -Offrcer Training School at L>rk· rrenup. Ky : Mrs I. Earl Mrs Ronald B•lley, Mrs (.1yde r. and Mrs. Cletus Allen, · . , marrtaae ended. land AFB iex l l'ham~rs , Rl I Raven~wond . Parnsh, and Mrs Paulette IGreg, Sherry and Bruce, of the ABC outlet m PhJJadelph1a, , The slng.along buslnes! must . ' h Whrte Coolville Mrs Donald Columbus spent the weekend and her fancy contract calli One of the season s new TV be boom;na a•aln Mitch MiUer He IS marrred lo t e fflrmrr I Births 1 LaU f t tar' . . . ~-e e · Marlene R Tolor. . OCI Matlack ond Mrs I.rllie Christy. wrlh Mr and Mrs. Clayton AI· . or • • . 0 WO secre tes entrreo " enaaged lD • brouho· baa become • member of the Ml~ F:dison Bulen, Rl 4 Jack- I Belpre, Mr and Mn ,John len and Bill and a hatrdresser. ba because of unfa'llorable reac- Board of Dlrecton of the DisSERGEANT JN GF.RMANY I son, 8 son, 10 28 1 m .\tonday · Porter, Buth and Paulrne, Me- Mr and Mrs Lawrence ~he Tim~a fr? nt • pag~ an tlon to the premiere pqr1m. trlct of Columbia National Ban~. 1 Army First Sergeant Ru>'ell DIIICborl•d By Mn. F.vtlyn Brick!.. Connt llsvrlle· Mr and Mr• Roy Smrth, Mr and Mrs Henry artrcle saymg In Washm1ton, Tho wrllel'l are feuding with the .. _ Charlton H..lon'o hairdo tn p Painter 38 !on of Mr and Penmns drscharged from the Mr. and Mrs Oscar Weber Bf"ltmg and Dona ld. Mrs Har-1Hariman and Mrs. CUrt1s Wolle Secretary of State Dean Rusk producer, one of them bas re- ''The war Lord" i! right out ol Mrs Rms;ll· Pamlf'r, Rotl(e ho~p1lal rt'c·tntly were Mr 8 of Keno and Mr. and Mrs_ Nor-. ry Ba1ley, Mr!J. Dora Heaton, : aU ended _the funeral of Elmer disclosed ~at the &oal of 125,~ signed, and the other lctiptetl '.'Cleopatra." .. . Frances Faye, 3, Pomeroy. l!li parlirlpaiJng m 1'l1urman S. Bnrden, Mr!!l man Webfor and two children Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs Don 1 ~owery m Lancaster, Wednea- 000 AmerJCiiln troopa lb Viet are threaterun& to foli01V him. whohaabeenllitnl.oodon,went a field tJarmng exerrrsr m err- (:eorge CremeAns. Mr.~ Mary lof Long Botlom were Sunday iBetzmg and Jan. Hemlork · day. Nam set by Prelldent Johulon The atar of the lbow aeenu to OD the other Dllbt at the Talk many ending Sept 11 over I (;ondwm, \its Jessie Horton, guests of Mn. Dons Koemg Grove. Richard Duckworth. Sy-\ Sundny gue.lltfl of Mr. and July J8 had been raltecl. He did be favorina the wrlten, and of tM Town, with a temperA• seas ~lnce Septembe1 1964, he ! ¥irs Carl D Joy , Mrs T Lee an~ son. Rrcky racuse, and Mr and Mrs. Ivan Mrs. Bruce Myers were Mr. not a:tv~ fi1ures on the In- hal made it clear that he'll tw'e of 101. She finished her act, is regularlv sla\ Joned near Darn ; Laverty. Anll.ela Mdlurre, Mts I ( at~h Bentz of Ravenna was Wood. Pomeroy and Mrs Alvm Myers, Silver creaae. But Utl1 column did, have mucb more to say aboUt but practically feU Into the atn\1 111 Sunday gu~t of his sister, tadt as first sergeant of the 1 Billy M1ller, William ~h~,•hsBurial was in the Chester cern-~ R1dge. Mr. an~ Mrs Lloyd four ~aye earlier .. Frank Sin- future programs . H J o a n of her doctor the minute She got 1 93d SJgnal BatlniiOn·s Company paugh, Mr~ Ma1t1~ ·• •ort> Mn. Mr and Mrs C E Woode and ,etery. Koeme and children, Mr. and fttra 1a planniDJ I trip to RUB• Baez. Is really mad at the way offatage. B I Charles Hebrook, Mt s \o•a t.del alfio of Mr. and Mrs Fon Ha l. -- ~ I Mrs. Donald Kawk and child· ala thl! Wlnter to entertain the the aovernrnent spends h~ tax I ' 1 who · Saunders, Mrs Fred, ck Sdnd!, ' sey ' I img his s1slers, Mr and Mn. ren of Man!tleld. Mn. Doris Sovaet biK Drlls. The picture money, let her try thl1 on for Fr hkle .~vaon, Just v Allred Saunders, Mrs J. Hoi· \ Mr. and Mrs Gerald VroletiCharles Betzlng and Mr. anrl Koemg and Ricky and Augutt of Jllly and Pucci and the rt!t atze: the State Dept. aent an completed Dr. Goldloot and he 111 Wood, Mrs Jamt>s Tucker were Sundily guesll of his Jil·, Mr!. Carl Barnhill. i Weber, Tuppers PlalJll. of lhe entOUTIRe wearing fur Interpreter to make talkie-talk Btkbli Machine," 81yt he'a c:kw.a OIYOTIL ro INTUIIl o• and infant daughter 1ter, Mr and Mn. Dale Hart l John Hayes of Chesttr and ] Mr and Mrs. Rost Cleland hats in Red Square is almost between Btlrbra Sltelsand and the Iaatol his boacl> parly ~v· ••••• USON Iof Athenli and Mr. and Mn. 1Ear l McKenzie or Massillon v1s-1and Larry and Mr. and Mrs. &oo much to contemplate. And two Japanese music crilcs wholes, altbouah ttiey 1ve made hill 11 ':=:re~ r~:::nurv=~':~' H . I. I I LPst.Pr Young and family of AI · lted Sunday with Mr. and , Vernon Clel&nd attended the the question arises: wiU "the were vllltin& New York and btl boxoUice Ulroqbou.t the ruon1hed enrr ~r,.erl\oo" oe•P' arne, .Jtt e, bany Road . Mrs. Fon Halsey. 1501h wedding anniversary open 1kid" -code name for Mia Far- wanted an interview with the world. He'a now up for a ma :';~-:,.:!n~ 10°':!:c::~::'s,~~1!-! Manley~ ArreKt~d j S-Sgl and Mrs Jack Torrence ! Mrs. Lucy Kim Is tpending house for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ; row - go along for romantic 11 Funny Girl'' atar jor role tn ''Andersonville," •ro,. 0111~~~>. BU11 ..'!,~ Ortlnew'v'"M• Three persons were lodged In and family who have been vas- a rew Wi!eka with her d&UJhler, , Nt>well nf Keno or publicity purposes? l.ynwhich will be a sharp change U WY Nl51 at 1 ,,., pMne itl (' I . -, "" ,Meigs county jarl Monday by ng ns parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Case and famlly i Mrs Lettie Meredith of Co· da Bird John•on's visit to ChB· he geta rt _ There's a set O!> m:t~~ ~ =~o~tl~~. Pn~·~;~y· ! the Shenff's department. I RoliOd Torrence. have gone to or Manon ' lumbus spent a few days with teau Henrt IV causes almost P. G. Wodehouse, now 84. ls eraung on New York'll faahlonOhle I James Nathaniel Harri! 24, South Dakota where he w1U bt> Mrs. Esta Ridenour and two Mr ~nd Mrs. Pearl Koblentz. as orh a nurry as sister venturing into new fields of able East Side that makefl "La ,...olltlODII ad"rtletn1 rliPrii'IIDliUve t !' d L much · Botttnem Ktmn•LI. me. u:. Lexm• 1Muktleporl, waa taktn mto cus~ s 1110ne 11ons of (.1'Jester were guests I Mr and Mrs John Reuter of ucr'1 to t e same spot last writing. He's sold several of his Dolce Vita" aeem tame aDd 0 :u~'..;,::: "'De~~=tfl~nrh', l tody on a petty larceny charge : Mr And Mrs. Homer Brick- ; of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Ha l5ey. IAkron spent a few days with month. Her escort was no ro- 1"Jeeves" !ltorle. for a British miaht even atertle participants MI'1'W W'hfln •••LhtiNII - so cent~ ! wh rlt Sidnay Eugene Little 22. les of Pome-roy Wl!re SUnday 1 Mrs Martin Mollahan 1 n d 1Miss Lucll1e Smith. mance - just an elderly white. TV aerJBI The latest decl- of tbe LnfamOUJ milked parties . . w•lu Otlll ,..,.r II _,,,.nee II L ' f h' b h . '' . II frl d f .._. o.u, ...ttn.r otttn. suuo: sa. land Ronald ee Uanley, 20. : guests o IS rot er, Mr. and 1Mn. Sarah WeMver called Mrs Ada Morr11 Is vlsttmc ha tred fam y en rom Texas Blon of David Sl.llllklnd: liVen by the late Dr. Stephen :;":;-.:'to. 'ta:!,.•:;:~ Iboth of Middleport. were arre11.-, Mn. Wayne Brlrkles. on Carrie Bahr and dauahter, her sister, Mrs. Cora Cumminaa but the guard was tmpresaive. l "All grow older, I aeed peo. Ward. Some of the aamet at· """ ., , ~•'"~ - t l i " " ed on a..ault and battery char· · Delphln l'hrlsty of Columbus Mar(arot and Rev. and Mra.jat Toronto. Not only Secr~t Service men pie lo11 and ldeaa more" A lendlog would jar IOI:loly wr 1 ~ 1.:~-=:, -'"'J1es. ispent the weekend bert vlalt· Euaent Emer10o. Jolin Ridenour bas aont Ill but New York's own police- movie Jilrlllll Ill Mill StiYIDo ll'lancl tht Bar Aun. .-.-s °° phasewill of ~B=ush~,_:M~r:s•:· ~D~ou~gg~I~as'-R~un~y~o~n~,:C:la:u:d:•:D:•:nl:e:li~,=ID=d=Re=x=M~cC:o:rm~l~ck:·;-:;-;:;.-;:;-;:~==::=:::~·:::::: APPLE MARCHERS- Apples in hand this group of Rio Gra~de Collegians ~re- theDuring repair the worksecond all trucks , ar. for their 80 nule hike from Columbu s to Jackson to pubhclze the . Jac son be ••·routed over the Pomeroy· Leo Dalley and famtly local. ~ounty Apple Festival. Lett to rrght are Bill Mruor, Lynn Strayer, Tom Wtlhams and Mason bridge, 14 miles up flV tt Mr. and Mrs. Homer !CfnhoW· wrar Fronts •• Old Town Flats Reds Just About Out, Lose 4-0 Tigers Ranked • First zn UP/'s Weekly Rating One way traffic W" being maintained this morning on the Silver Bridge at Kanaup aa repairs to the 37-year-old struc· ture got underway, bowever, there were no resrictions as yet on truck traffic. project First phase of the was tearing out or the old sidewalk on the south side of the bridge. One way trliffic with no restnctions is belJli maiDtainad during this pha<e ol tho project. Wheo work starts on t h e bndge floor, however, no trucks ' ' fa will be allowed oo tho span, and FIRST CARAVAN - some 2~ vehicle. and approllma telJ 50 Ga!UpoUtaDI and Gallla eounUaDI took ~rt one way traflrc will still be Saturday's first !75th caravan activities which included trips throu&h Pt. Pleasant, Mason Cltyh, a!Pomercl' dd~ mamtalned for paasenaer can. port and Cheshire. Pictured at the head of lha caravan are Doue Runyon, Clarence (Bup) PI en, eoret Line SeofetJ Dl8Mger H or m 1 a F r 1 n to Bal. 1011 GOIII00-4 11 t Del. 100001 Ollaot~ Ill called on Murakami Monday Calif. 0011 0011 11'111-2 I I Oe. 003 010 GOt liD 01-1 Ill nlght, and the IIO>pound fireBarber, Miller II) and Lau, Asulm 8berrJ (I) GIM' ... man quickly c1ouseo the throat Browa (I); McGlolhlla, Bruael ' Ji to preserve a l-0 shutout vlcto. By Ual:a.:.:seaLtope (8), Sultla <Sit GatewOod (1), =F!'h..·.,.Trant' •· ry and eliminate one more Philo. •· '· 400 1100 0110- 4 1 D Coates 19). Loe itl and Rodg· gan (f) Sloliorl (t) would·be contender !rom the Milw. 0110 001 0011- 1 10 1 era. WP - Barber (14.9). LP- It) 8 • ,ueu;.. ,_j It);. pennant race. Culp 11"'10) and COI'I'alet; McGlothlin tiJ.I). Ill)' WP - lldloweD ItS:~ B WILLIAM VERIGAN The Philadelphia Phils, who Blasingame, Carroll (!), Kelley LP :._ p- (4-)1), BBY · beat tho MUwaukee Braves 4·1 13) Olivo t8) O.inokl (I) and (14 inlnacsl (21th) ·,.~ · UPI Spcirl8 Writer in a day game, were eliminated Oli~er Gonde~ (3). LP-Blaaln• ' Masa~on Murakml, the len~- from contention by the Gianta' game' (16-10). HR ....... Aaroa lease southpaw from Japan, IS victory. In the only other Na- (J2nd). silencmg the scotrer~ .who tiona! League game, the Pit· N.Y. 0011 0110 000- t l 3 clarmed San ~anctsco' ptlch· tsburgh Pirates throttlad the Pitts 0110 :MO 10x-l0 12 0 mg staff would~ t hold up ln the New Yotk Mets 10.0. ' Fisher Ribao (5) Gardner loog stretch drrve for the Na· Ia the American Laague, 151 M..;rhead (8) WillOJ (8) COLUMBUS (U PII - It looks Warren with a 2-0 mark · · honal League pennant. I Ka nsas Ctty · ' ' like another year of the Tiger l•nded rn frfth place m the W ba ball 11 C . t' h d 1 defeated the lead- and Stephenson, Schaffer 161; 1 1 8 in Ohm hiah school football ratmgs followPd by still highly~ •• e go! our 1 se ,~~ orms l b mclndnna meGn 1 ing Minnesota Twins 8-2, Balti· Sisk (7-3) and Pagliaroni, May 1 woh ~ ·· · or on season. , ase a none ou wen 1ans more doWned cali1or~a · 'l" '2 .a nd (7 ), LP- Fisher (8--22 ). It may sound monotonous, but regarded Mf'Kmley m s1xth. 1 the Massillon brand of T1gers McKm ley WHS the only team Cleve..and beat Detroit 5-4 m a ptcked up where last season with a defeat to make the UPI 14-lnnmg marathon. SF. 000 021 010- 4 7 0 ended and agam were J::mdst 1de top 10 Murakami has been a good ]Cin 000 000 000- e 5 1 chorces for the No t Cia« AA l luck charm for the Giants as Bolin, Murakami (6) and HBI· 1 1 R 8 team 1n Buckeye State fooibatl mc~nna 1 oger aeon, 8 ~ they have rolled up 21 phen~ ler. Maloney, Davidson (8) and LAY AWAY YOURS NOW . ways a power m Southwestern omena! record to gain a four~ Edwards. WP-Bolin (12-5), LP The fJrst Umted Press Jnter~ Ohm, was third • )llace chotce, ,u11 1 d th d- - Maloney (19-81 FOR FUTURE INSTAUATION · 1 Oh'IP coac hes ba 11 ollng and Middletown's . . ..-me over 1 e Dod secon . natwna M1dd1es look 1 •ea •• Ang 'd! . pace J.AIK e es gers, of the , sea:o~on strung ~o I1 y over fourth m the f1rst balloting M j lA &a din . ht- N .121 O'Don- who were idle M0nda Americaa LeagH 14 8 0 along with Ma<::sJ!Jon wh1ch 1s of the season or ague gs f mg arum VI. Y· · d b II 1 b By United Prm 1nteraalional 1oghue tiHBi or Sheldon (9·7). The smiling Japanese has K.C. 003 010 0114- I 10 0 known as (h. e .h.< I1 be'd of foot · o. .:J~Hne pre 11 y ~oo a 'thc U us League Bo ston a1 Ca I'[ · nl&'··ht con1rJ buted to stven v1ctones Minn · 000 010 100- 2 4 21 b l1 Oh'o 0 t f the 36 ll ll t lh Amer1can 1 1 orrua, 10 1 0 a m u roun e ou e top · WI pW. L. Pet. GB Bennett l5-4 ) vs. Newman (13· and taken part in only one de· Hunter, Wyatt C8) and Bryan, .· roaches vohng m the 1n1t1al 1per Arlmgtc.n m seventh, Bar· 1 Minnesota · feat in his last 10 appearances. Grant. Roggenburk (9) , Pleisl 14 ). 96 56 _632 ratmgs, 20 ?f lhrm p1cked the be_r_ton e1ghth NJ!ss .mnth and 1Chicago Wednesday's Gamtt Against Cincinnati, a long fly (91 and Battey, WP _ Hunterl 87 65 _572 9 1 TJP:ers No · I Ma.lsfleld 10 loth place. Colum- Baltimore 84 64 .566 10 IBaltimore at Minnesota ball by Deron Johnson m the <7·6) LP - Grant 09-6). HRS Nobody else came close. al· bus Wattrrson. unbeaten m two Vetrort R3 68 550 121h Clevtland a New York , Ttwi- contribued to .seven VICtories -stahl (4th) , Mincher % C20th, , though unbeaten Sandusky fm- starts. m1~sed the select hst by Cl 1 d b ka 21st) . 79 70 '530 15 ,Lr":1 1.lg hi) 6 !ants, . I A-1 th f I eve an ut Mura mt's luck ---- . I ~~ lt"U runnerup, WI lour Irs only a pomt N y 1k i4 78 487 22 I Wa hmg n at Kansa. C"t I h ld nd I -··1 place votes and 178 poinb to ! The points. as usual, are fig- t·~wlrl 0 rn°1, s ylth• boullt ~ _Jhay A ou g_raldbbed GRJO STANDINGS 70 81 '•464 251•~ (nsrght)o u . ·'I I • 317 d f". l ~..o<:~ e a 10 ng t centerfle 1 ' "a;~ sl on s , ure on ~ 10 pomls or u~t ~ Wao;hmglon 65 85 .433 :10 Chrcago at Detroit fm~ht) M k . k TEAM W L T p OP I ( oach F:nr le Brure, one of thr l place, mnt,. for secund, etc., a:-; Boston 60 9'l 395 36 Boston at Calrfornr·a I'' tw· I udra amhi ..struc out four, al- Athens . . . . 2 0 0 58 t SIZI • · t coac hes m Ohl o. hrt<:.; e<H ·h co;,~{ · 11 p1c·k s hrs Lop 10 ' Kansns · · ' "' • owe one 1t and walked none ' · · v.mnmgrs Clt\i J\)1~ right) 1 . . . . Jackson . % f1 o 58 6\ 55 94 369 670x!S 1 t . k r 12 . t . · · 1durmg his four~rnrung stint on 1 •· ·- · a VI(' ory srea o . consecu- eams Monday's Result!! I National Leagu~ I the mound to reserve Bob Bo-1 Pomeroy . . . . . ! 0 0 52 14i 1 t1ve games gom~ for h1m 10 h1 s, W1th the season only two Kansa~ CJ!y 8 MmnC'sota 2 w L Pt1 GB . 1 " •s 12th VICtory P . . Middleport ~ o o 30 8 . ' 0 I" ur ' . agamst fiVe I' Coal Gro\ie .. 2 0 0 20 6 All Prices PIUI Tu secnn d season aI Ll 1e T1"'ne r I gamu; u, njommg 0 I near Baltimore 4 Callforma 2 San Franc1sco 90. 60. uoo. I helm. and Ma~sillrm hasn't Jast i Cmcrnnall boa ~ts the state's Ch•vt>l<md 5 Detroit 4, 14 m- ~ Los Angeles 86 64 _573 4 ~efeats. [ Nelsonvrlle 0 62 12! m 1ts las1 2o starts. h : longest wmmng streak <~t 40 nmgs, twilight ICmc:rnnatl Logan .. o 22 20 : 85 66 563 Slf.! , 1 t Bu the 1 ~ers as usua.1 llVI': 1 ganws The Cowboys trarlcd !Only gHmPs S('hrdulr.d) , Pitt:sburgh 83 70 .542 8112 Hwrd, Wsh, 138 480 50140 292 Wellston .. ... 0 G 2'J i CJ ruggf'rl ~l_'hedulr Pomrng llp. bnefly at 6-0 agamsl Lcckland Tuesday's Probable Pitthers Milwaukee 81 6!:1 .540 9 Hall, Mmn 141 503 79 146 .2901Gallirohs 1 0 12 6 ~t a rlrng lh1s Fndav agamsl ' la5t F'1 1d;1y but eame back In I Bi:iltrmore nt Mmesota - Ph1ladelphra 77 12 .517 12% . Wagnr, Cle. 134 482 87 139 .288 Pt. Pleasant 1 2 o 57 4&1 Jflth · ratPd M1m"r1rld Senwr lv.m 34-6 Pappas 02-B) vs Pascual (9-3). ·St Lours 73 76 .490 wn l Home Runs lronton 0 2 0 0 32 and lt may not be a runaway [ , Losing Streak Ends Chicago ul D1· tr011 n1ght - :etucago 68 R3 .45022'1!! Natloul League: May!, Gi- FRIDAY'S GAMES: f1,r the statr champiOnship a!ler Youngst own North hadn't w~n Buzhardt n2-7) vs ~cLain 1 Hou ston 62 89 .411 231,.2 !ants, 49; McCovey, Giants 37; Jackson at Gallipolis all a root hall game _s1nce back m 1\tl:l-61 New York 48104 .316 43 1 W1lltams. Cubs, 33 . Aaron , Logan at Pomeroy , Warrt>n Firth On Upse~ . the 1950s. but m ItS opener l~st Cleveland at New York, night Monday'! Resuth Braves. 32; Mathews, Braves, Middleport at Nelsonville 1 he b1~ news around. Ohro rn , wet"k s~ppell a 64 - game wm 1- \tcDowrll '14-10 1 vs. Slot tie- Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 1 31 ) Wellston at Athens tt~e ~111 1 young .rampargn wa~ ll'ss sk_e~n w1th a 14-8 victory lmyre 1JH-8! P1tts1Jurgh 10 New York o, American League: Conigharo, l Ironton at Cincmnati 1 \\oarn"'n Har~1ngs 98 upset ~f 1 o v"'r Columhntna. Dunng the Washmgton at Kansas City, ! nrght Red Sox 30; Horton. Tigers, Coal Grove at Rock Hill TUBE TYPE BLACK TUBHESS Bl~L~ C:m1nn Md\ml1·"· M<Jsslllon ~ l ye<lr~. North rrrorded several~ ----Sarr Franr1sro 4 <.:mcinnall o lu , . Cash Tigers . 28·, Wagner , Poca at p . PIeasun 1 . . . d I B ol nva 1 ~ Tonv Caper~. a l !1es ,)U( never a wrn It wa~ , s nrght )ndJans. 27: Tresh, Yanks, u . 710x1S 750x14 16.49 24tl prtund tarH~ frnm Warrrn North's f1 rst game under nrw l t~uchdown. and prcked up 242 : Only games scheduled Runs Batted Ia ROMEO FAVORF.D ! '· '' '· · 15.99 d1d the damage With a 4!"vnrd l Coach .lohn Martmko yards ru shmg Na1·rooa 1 Loagae: .JohnROn, YO NKERS, N y (UP()-fto. 760xl.5 ' . · · '' · 17.99 1 Tuesday's Probable 1'r''·bero 100xl4 17.99 ~ f1rld goat. 1hP tirst of h1s ca- Also m Eastern Ohro. Wells-\ Veteran Coa('h Bill Wrlkms ol Phrladelpllla at Chicago - Red!S , 124 , Mays, G1anta , 106; meo Hanover has been installed : 120x15 ... , ,. 19.99 850xl4 ' . . . . . lUI rPer. m the fm<~l 10 st>conds to I vJI\r s Chns Thornton camed Shelby was wa1 trng rn amlmsh , Durdt>tte (3·5) vs Ellsworth Stargell . p 1rates, 105; Robmson as an early 5·2 favorite for g1vf' the Panlhers a surpme I the b<tll 10 l1mes m a 46-20 wm l ror A!ihland 's s1•n_(; nlJOnal Roose- ( 14-141 Reds, 103, Wtlliarns, Cubs, 102 Thursday'! $lOO,OOO Lawrence Add Only 2.50 for White Wall TubeiHI wm ovPr thP nullrlo~,~; ' over Lr ~hon und scorrd four vl'lt Robmson. a 196~ All . Ohro 1 Nt·w York 'iit Pittsburgh American League: Colav1to, B. Sheppard Pace at Yonkers All prices plus tax 1 1 - · -- .. - \ halfback Wilkms geared his dr- night - Jackson 18-19) vs. Card~ Indians, 102; Horton, Tigers, Raceway. fense to stop Robinson and held ! well !12-10). 98 : Oliva, Twins, 96; Mantrlla, - - - - - - - - - - !him to two points and 99 yards l _San Francisco at Cincmnati, Red Sox, 90 ; Hall, Twins, 84. 20-9 . ga1ned 1n 28 carr1es Rosey mghl - Mancha! (22-11) vs . Pitching American League: Grant, 1 scored 30 points 1n hrs prev1ou~ ~ 0 Toole 13·91. National Ltagut: Nuxhall, Twins, 19-6 Terry, Ind1ans, 114: outmg I Lo! Angeles at Milwaukee, Reds, 11·3; Koufax:, Dodgers. Stottlemyre, Yanks, 18-8; Me-! POMEROY Logan's 18 • game victory 1nlghl - Drysdale (20-12) vs 23-8; Bolin, Giants, 12-5; Ma- Lain, Tigers, 13-6; F1sher, 1l 1 ~treak v;as shattered by H1l- Lemaster ~6-12) . Ioney, Reds, 19-8 Ellis. Reds , Whrte Sox, 15--7. hard, nrar Columbus, as ttte l Hou~ton al St Loui!!l, night .- - Chrefllans dropped a 14-6 ver· l- Zachary (0-0) n. Sadecki i d1ct St Mary's F'lovd Keith and , 15-13 J , Tim Fortney sc~red seven 1 Wt!dnetday's Game• touchdowns and gained 3J7 : Philadelphia at Ch1cago yards between them m a 52-8 New York at Pittsburgh, night trounrmg of Greenville San Francisco at Cmcmnati, 1 Sandusky quarterback Brian 1 1 nrght ran for one touchdown ' ,os Angele!l at Milwaukee, I Healy passed lor two others and add: I Hmght . ed a two · point conver~ion m ouston at St. Lou1s, n1ght 11 the Blue Streaks' 42-0 win over Cleveland Jobn Marshall _ _ Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midr!lepm1, 0 ., Sept. 21 . 1965·3 II' MORE BREADI -· -· .- .. - -~· - - SPONSORED IY: VETERAN'S MEMORIAl. HOSPITAL ... .. .. e f s . ,"ol./. ~:!F · · ' · ..- �.. -~~------- .. ...,-_ ·- ·-"" ,. '4 ., Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0. , :repr. ZJ, - ~ Board Fl.Dds N.O RUf dette 196~-!) ~r · oown "'· r:m 1,. l I' JfS a.m.; cnns Jr up 18. 7:25 a. m.: Valley Voyager down 19, 6:55 a.m.; Walter Beckjord down 20, 3 a. m.: llcliablc uown 20, 4:30 a. m.: Eastern down 20, 7:15 a. 'J,fi•\JOUD • ,, l y I,\JODCefl . cmunl or w '"~ f!i'C'.,~ ct~rnpom· I_ DeT ~ ~ ~·niU! or plano som. wm uennw, a. ~ GAHS de Cormier Folk Singers and ' 1 the Columbus Symphon)o. AcoJD> let, tno, duo and solo works. ' Membero of the Trl • County jplete area c:oncert rb<dnle will Concluding the area'• coucertl Cunuuuuity Concert Association be ptinled 011 the local anoct• series will be Amerlca.'s most may al110 attend concerta 1[)011- ti011'1 memllenblp Cll'dl. tht· chmnher musi1· re· their concel't on the pertory iu a program of quar -] stage on ,April t9. liur1" sChedUIedon November 8 1 . . m.: Edeana Bosworth down 21, The 19115 · 66 sea'""! of the a Chilean folk duo. ThiS hand· experienced concert singer, sored by other associatiolll lD Millie lovertolnterettad Ia j!)la. . . 6 a. m.; L. Fieore up 23, S:IS Tn · County Comrnumty Con- some young husband and wife bass . baritone Edmund Karls- his region . Artists already an- ing the a81oclatlou, who were :~~~~rSuperviOsr or Transportatmn ts a. m.; CMrle5 K up Greenup! cert Association prom1ses to be team will appear at 8 p. ~- rud. The director of the famed nounced for this area include not contacted du.rlng the mem' contacted one week prior to tnp 3:50 p. m.: Ravenswood down as delightfully varied and en- Nov ._ 8 on th• •tage of Galha Karlsrud Chorale, he lr.!s ap- Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt, bershlp drive, may ea11 4fl. Wedge, made dates and 1f a dnver can be se· Greenup 4:50 p. m.; T1bolt up , tertammg aa the series enJOY· Acaaemy H1gh schooL , peared on all the major tolevls- the Don Shirley Trto, pianiSt 1364. the press Monday night at cured lor the trip. Subslitute Greenup 6:50 p. m: Mark led by local audiences last year. On March 1, an outstandlng lion networks, in numerous sup- I 1F;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;::;;~:;;;;;;:=;;~;;;;;;;:: ''"'"'""'board meeUng a copy of drivers are needed by the school M. up Greenup 1:50 a. m.: First attraction of the year, lnslrumental group, !he Groen- per clubs, with leading sym- '· board's finding upon inves- board and persons, men or worn- Franklin B. up Greenup 4: lO announced prior to the recent wich Quart~t , will appear in phony orchestras across the! tiga1Uon of alleged charges of en between ages of 21 and 50 a.m.: Duncan Bruce up Green- membership campaign, will be Gallipolis. These four brilliant country and on the stage of irreaularJties, first in the years holding valid license for up 5 a. m.; .J S. ~ewis up the ''Folkloristas de Ramon," young men, whose first 1963 • 64 New York 's Palace Theater. of his own coal truck for over one year, may make nppli~ Greenup 7 a. m.; Ehsha Woods tour was a soldout and unquali~ Kurlsrud and his accompanist, school hauling, and second, cations for such positions. down Mcldahl 6:50 p. m.: Jef~- PT. PLEASANT -:Applying fied success. give zest and who presents a substantial num' of the board's water truck and Two regular schoo: bus driv- boat up Meldahl 9:35 p. m.; ~ · for marriage licenses m the of· · -·- -- - - -Its driver on privata business, er were present 1t the meet- H. Johnson up Meldahl 10 35 lice of the county Clerk were : Jnade by R. F. McGuffin and in _ and discussed with the board p. m.; Pollywog up Meldahl, Albert Cremeans, 45, M1llon HI. &bert o. Ellis against their pay scale for the out of the 12:15 a. m. : Queen Ctty up and Almedia Roberta, 36, Mil· I County superintendent of county bus trips. According to Meldahl 12:50 a. m.; Allee I ton Rt.; Wllllsm Edward Fol· School Milton Burdete. their report they now receive Meldahl 1:25 a. m.; mer, 25, Pomeroy, Ohio, and for cash. Just phone City Loan for a quick The charges were made 10 $10 per extra trip from which Stale up Meldahl 2:25 a.m.: Erma Lee Kirby. 19, New HaFor tnt Booklttol'rospiCIIU gllling O.K. Then stop for your money. It's easier St t s · d they must pay the substitute dri· R. H. Bosworth ll up Meldahl ven. John Nicholas Bush, 19, 'th ddtlik4 information, 1l'ftM « odl1 ~ than you think. Thrifty budget terms. Yuu Rex Snu , ae upermen t f School h ·ru med ver taking their regular run 3:50 a. m. Pt. Pleasant, and Carolyn Ann are sure to like the pleasant difference in ethn oM Cs, obo~.;' •hat The men felt that should re: Gallipolis Dam - S e me Connolly, 18, Pt. Pleasant. our personal, helpful service here. ·. • . down 11:30 p. m. : Allen R. _ __:..:._..:._ _ _ _ __ e ason oun Y CRY LOAN & Savlnp C::o •.. Near u your phone. It may conduct Its own Invesli- celve $15 per trip •hen a sub· ~ . . . '"d.iani> ] WILLIAM D. CHILDS th stltute driver is not mvolved Merrt\1 up 12.10 a. m.. .. and collected 22 pints. "I have 1 PHONE WY 2-2449 gatlon o e matter. . . · 1· b up 1:4'5 a. m. never seen ~:~uch a trans£orm.a444 Lincoln SL A letter concerning thell' a~~ ~r tnp lnVO vmg. ~ SU . , Kanawha River - E S ii tion come over a team,'' one findings sent to the State Super~ sd u e. h le medn hwere _m orrnh ~ Pennsylvaoi.a down London :~~.!sa~i~d._;__ _ _ _ intendent from the local board eB byd td.de Boar t. at smce· t e :lO a. m... 0. F. Sl Iearer . down th 1 0 dated September 14th, found no b t~ n~h pa) e nv:.rs, Marmet 12:30 a. m.; Helen Z. ~ STARTS TOMORROW 10 BIG DAYS OF EXTRA VALUE· GIVING WITH THIS INGELS COUPON !JET We've cooked up some real dazzlers for you in this Fall Sale' Brand new furniture values at lower than usual prices to help you furnish your home for LESS. Ch"ck the bitYS' Check our money-saving coupons• Read right down the page. Credit 'lerms are easy, 'no down payment, easy pay day terms. $50.00 OFF THERE'S MONEY IN IT FOR YOUI DAZZLING BUYS!! ON ANY BEDROOM SUITE DON'T BE PINCHED t ro SAVE $20.00 ON ANY LIVING ROOM SUITE or ON ANY DINETTE SET IN THE STORE WITH THIS INGELS COUPON WiTH THIS INGELS COUPON ~IJUI•t ~ ~. . FOR THIS SALE ONL Yl 2 SUITES ONLY TO SELL! 2-Piece Early American ea. SOFA AND CHAIR SUITES wrong doing, no loss to the pub- thu tra "'h e tgtrouph maid Inbg down Winfield 4:20 p. m.; H. E. lie·, only , perhaps. some 1n1pro- ek rip, 1 ell rnath er s hou . ed Bo w1es up w·mr·1eld &·'·'5 p. m..· 1 prlety. ta en up WI 1 ose w 0 me Lucy Jane Lucas down Winfield Ilems on the evenina agenda them. . 9:35 p. m.; w. H. Shaver Jr. of the board included a discus- . The board approved the hir- up Winfield 11:50 p. m.; Jerry sion of additional classroorm at mg ofT: W. Lawton of H~~tmg~ Bosworth up Winfield 1 a. m.; Ordnance School for which ton as Its b~slness admmJstra~ Beaver down Winrield 2 a m · plans have been drawn and bids tor at a startmg salary of $7,500 A. J. Patten down Winfield : received but the mat!er was per year; adopted a policy con- :30 a m. ; Kay H. up Winfield tabled until the school PTA cermng amount of pay deduct· 5:30 a. m.: Elgercliff up WiD· meeting is held tonight and a ed from monthly employees for field 6:55 a. m. special meeting will then be ab:ie.nt days ; approved the ad· calleu if necessury. vert1sing and sale of school pro· HELP WANTED A discussion was held on the perty (used equipment etc I ex- ATLANTA IUPIJ - Maymcll many requests from the various elusive of real estate · extended Ivan Allen .Jr. said Monday the •chools wanting to use sc~ool the bus route to Putnam coun· city is thinking of using prisobuses for trips out of the coun- ~y line on sec~nd~ry 90-4 road ners as ga rbage collectors be ty. The board voted to appr:Jve mvolvlng he plckm..: 11 P ~f 17 cause the Sanitation the trip requests provided lhe chlldren;t acceped the reslgna- ment is having trou ble - - - - - - - - - tion o( William Carter Ma.:~sie , garbagemen. teacher at Pt. Pleasant Jr. High, --and approved the employment TEAM SPIRITS of Mrs. Lawrence Smith as part TI!ORNCOMDE, Englandtime janitor at Wahama Jr. {UPI) - After the village High. cer team lost its first match, A special meeting of the local pub owner made a promboard was set for Wednesday, ise : ' 'I'll give each one of you ' September 29th at 7:30p.m. a pint every lime you win. Since Present last night were Supt. hen 11 men have played twice PT. PLEASANT - "We the Burdette, Asn Supt. Ralph Say· Jury agree and find for the de- re, Transpvrtation Supervisor fendant and the plaintiff is Warren Keder and board mem- :""'""'"""""""'"""'""""'"""'"""""'"';; to recover nothing," was the bers Paul Wedge, Boberl Adkins 1 verdict given by ,the jury after Earl Keefer , Bill Howard, an hour's deliberation Monday Harry Siders ~ ~ afternoon in the civil action ___:;::;::;::;:;:;__ _ 1 1: = trial of New Haven Builders vs. =.,,,.,.,,, .. ,., .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,; Dwight Sayre, New Haven. Sayre was represented by Comes To The . . Allorney Musgrave and Musgrave and Attorney William H. Gauge readings - Gallipol· BIG BEND AREA Rardin was counsel for the is Dam 12 2. 12 O, running one plalntllf. loot on rollers, P001eroy - Ma· Membero of the jury hearing son 20.84, Pt. Pleasant 24.32, NOW OPEN the case were Albert Holten. Hinton .73 falling, Kanawha Clyde D. Hill, Fred Casto, Falls 2.66 falling, Charleston, ' On A Charles William Durst, Carl 18.69 stationary. London, Mar· Gibbs, Roy C. Jividen, Pauline I met and Winfield dam s were LIMITED BASIS Eshenaur, Winfred W. Hoffman on the sills. Hazel v. Neal, Jerry Scott, Ohio River - Lunga Point WATCH FOR OUR James H. FHuver, Charles H. up 14, 3:10 p. m.; Dixie Spirit GRANO OPENINIJ Lewis. up 14, 3:25 a. m. ; Luther HerdOther action in Circuit Court man up 14, 4:15 a. m.; Lynn Jl.. Monday was entering of plea!! Iup 15, 10 p. m.; Ml!is Susan up by several indicted by grand t5, 6:45 a. m.: Harvey .Jordon jury. Samuel Odd Nibert. Pt. 16, I 15 a. m.. Aliquippa up Pleasant, pled Innocent to his 16, 3:15 a. m.: Harrieu M. Indictment of possession of al· 16, 4 a. m.: Andrew Calhoun ! 59 N. Second Avo. coholic liquor and trial was set 16, 4:45 a. m.: Peggy I for October 16th. Nibert plead· Downey dowr 16, 6 am : Jef· MIODLEPORT, 0. ed guilty to his second up 17, 2 a. m.: Barbara ment of sale of alcoholic i down 17, 2:3(1 am : DIAL WY 2-5560 quor and sentencing date up 17,3:10 a.m.; C. set for Oct. 28th. Howard Harner up 17, 4:45 a. m : o, •• x win, Southside, entered a or jnnocent to his indiiClrrlenl ]l for forgery and Oct. It DO YOU HAVE set as the date for triaL David Donnelly, Orange, Mas11., Louis Newton and Guy THIS PROBLEM? Newton, NMEW York, pled guilty to a joint indictment of grand larceny and will receive sentence on Oct. 5th. Donnelly. also Indicted on a malicious assaull charge, pled guilty charsed and will receive sentence on that count also on October 5th. Jury Finds for Defendant in Civil Action POLE LAMPS A REAL DAZZLER! .!:=========== 1. -- LIVING ROOM 7·piece Bronzetone DineHe Inlaid walnut woodgrain plaslic table top. 6 foam cushioned chairs. Brass self-levelers. 79 95 • 'Ben Franklirl• 9 x 12 SIZE VINYL VERY LOW PRICE i RUGS ORIENTAL MODERN in Rich, Warm Walnut Beau tifully sculptured, with smart hra ss hardware. Includes full-size panel hed, spacious double dresser with beveled plate glass mirror and mal ching roomy chest of drawers. .88 EACH 2·PC. SOFA & CHAIR FIRST COMo. f'IRST SERVED 149 $ ONLY 6-PC. COLONIAL DINING ROOM IN Gracefully styled win g sofa and malching lnun gP chair in lovely upholstery . Solid foam rubber cushion s. STURDY MAPLE SENSATIONAL VALUE! Round · oval extension tahlr, 4 mate's chairs. and tnalrhing NORGE FAMILY SIZE AUTOMATIC WASHER FOR THIS SALE ONL Yl TABLE LAMPS hutch . Authentically fashioned . A beauty! r---·· ZENITH 23" ONLY TELEVISION .95 ONLY 119· 95 5 WITH A. DE Tho ADDISON • wit hardwood veneers anri so· lids (N273.5W), • g1·::.~1:1' .J Mahogany color ott sc!ect hardwood venMr~ and r.o· llda (N273&R). Zenith torn Video Ral\Jt Tu1;i 1:;.: System. VHF' Spotlit. fli · c.,. MATCHING AUTOMATIC DI<YEK 3 PC. GRIDDLE SET 10 in. square arid· die; 2 cup mixer; 1111:~ • ~:m­ Pi c!~~:·.J el. 21,00o Volts Power. Front !i!C'I'l1k<i Biggest dryer drum antl l an - drys clothes ll'ls ler G 1 .-~m lint scr een - t raps morP IH"lt. ffQu1res less cleanmg • Exc lu s1ve 5 way ~e nt1ng _ s:NP ~ 'nslallal10n co~t more wrinkle·lreel • $ lilY NIW 05 88 THIS STORE ONL VI Elastic wai!it· band. White, eo!ors. 5-10. 3J97c 15 Denier sheer seam less . Run· gua rd heel ; toe . 64c SIZe5 8 1/l- 11. 36 Locust Ph. 446 4367 plastic h an dle s 1n sculptured des1gn. , • 37 tiKh Chmce of 9 in . loaf pii n or p1e plate; B m. sq. cake pa n . Non :;tick .. wash w1thout st:our1ng. ~ ;,~ ... SPORT SHIRTS 94c STRETCH SOCKS ltee1.00 :'. 88c Cotton llannel plaids wdh forove r·lhe·knee ! Woven r11. collars; permanent Orton ~ ttays. Sizes 6 to 16. stre tch. 7·8\12, 9·11. cotton 1.88 Cotton flanne l, bo.xer tops . Girls' 8- 14. Simple! to do it yourself 1 G1l. M1kes up to 200 gal. for Treatment Don't Confu11e Thl1 With Wtlk Sublti&utet, GET FREE FOLDER AT .... comt1 In GALLIPOLIS Business College Chrome plated ; blk ., Sanforized<~ eGenerel Office New Night Quemr It••· t.n . ,, -. Acrylic, nyl011 W•rmth without wellhfl AREA RUGS 27x48 in . solids rayon. cotton cut p1l&, non ·s kid b'Jck . 221 Thermal BLANKETS Catton weaves ; machine was hable . 72~90 in . SIZt . 444 fllmnel. Boys' 6-16 Diploma Course• • Bus. Admlnlstretlon TEFLON BAKEWARE 2J55c PAJAMAS Fall Night Quarter eS.creterlal Kitchen TOOLS Non.Skid Enroll Now For For Cetalog and lnfor~~~~o tlon, cell, write or MIDDLEPORT NYLONS WOMEN'S BRIEFS Acetate Tricot. :::;;;;:;::::::::;::;:-::::~ Business Training Means Better Jobs! er. Cabinet alze: 34" bi3\ 2813116'' wlde,l7" d cl'p. ~ •Add 3" to depth 1ur h.:.:Ja FURNITURE ·· Ruth Barry® DUDLEY'S Bogin• Odober 11 OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS PHONE WY 2-2635 Easv Terms • lt........ I Twin-Cone 7" x II" Spcclt· oap. •• -iELS WITH TRADE in. nylon turner. 357 l DUDLEY S l al and UHF Spotlitc> AM RADIO 18 h ln. till, .Juk reaU WhoJe doztnl 1 TEFLON SALE! . N2735 Handsome Contempo:-a ry atyled console in gruinc-d Walnut color on sell:'t't AMBASSADOR 5-TUBE Jumbo size :n em ~ bossed ¥inyL FLORIST FOR THIS SALE ONLYI TO SELL AT THIS Lo11 Stat ROSES Save On Coolnrarel 1 I 2 SUITES ONLY Glll'menl BAG 12/BBt River news s $150 to begin ... then $25 a month will start your family on a systematic investment program in the United Funds group ......_ of mutual funds. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone WY 2·3748 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport 1.68 Thermal eolian knit. Maize: 1qu1. 1 to 6. 1.88 Swin&·lop Poly Wastebasket 1.81 Men's Lined Work Glom .. ... . 18c Melal Double Pbolo Fram.... 7Jc Maje~y Rua Yarn, ID yards .... 17c Wood Grain Vinyl Framas ..... llc Poly Tissue Dispensor ....... .. 41: 45 RPM Records, 50 Tilles . ..9c Women's Snoakert, S-9 ... .1.11 Assorted Seton Grain Hand bars . .. 2.~ plus tax leudolr Ham,er. f3x10Jll·in.. . .. . . . .. . . 99c Gl~s· Nylon Slretch Pants, 1-1• .......... 2.71 Childrtn's Nylon Slack~ 1-7 ............ ... 1.11 Asso~ed Blouses. Shl~s. 32-38 .. ........... l.!l Women's Stretch Caprls, 8-11 .............. .l.ll Ruth Barry FACIAL TISSUES 2 tor 38c ---------- -'-_-_-_--_-_-:--' RALL'S Ben~ Franklirij MIDDLEPORT OHIO �" ._ ... . . ·-···· ~ ...... ._ . __· ·· - -·~ ., ·- ·~ .. ·· -·· ....... - ........ ..- .......... _. ., ...... _. . ..... . (:lassificd Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Beard - e-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. Sept. 21, 1965 Mrs. Jones 1s Reelected to Lead Grange Market Report FouND aviLTv I PT. LPLEASANT - Gary 6 ROOM BRICK hou.<e on Bul- I u S. CIVIL SERVICE TE!~~ Bo•en. Apple Grove was found lien - womll!ll Ill and ovn WANl AD ternut Ave. Call WY 2·5127. Of' Gallipolis, Ohio, jobtr. tlitth starttna p~y Shorl I guilty of ~ non · supporl charge 9 10 tfc (ft. "'.dvancement Pn noun Saturday. Sept. ti, t!IU INFORMATION tralnlnt rona r:~~~~ when arraigned before Justice OlllliTY \.:~ ~&AIII . JIIIIIilo SAL•"S REI'ORT ol 1 Thousano• ot lotll open 1'1 of Peace A. M Goodwin. Bowr w r _. n.., s.rnr. t"\\,.ue.t\cP\ 1H:~~E anelmur rrl' .,J tur r '1& I usuallJ unnec-ury G~~e~:~ 1 Ohio Vallt>y Livtsto('k Ce. 1111 and lllllumlohed a)IOI'Io .. 1tJVI1' OMIInM lhnll a,JI 1r·ho'-'l IUifiClt'PII fnr moo Y JohN en who was ordered to pay $120 $1089 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. M_,., lo' ltEI'.: mrormatlon on Jobs, •.uu~e. . Mrs Carol Jones was reelectth t 1 .~ lh menta WY !-.'i4:M l2 6 de I f:l ryl. engmr, s td. tram•. All good tH't>H, ch•an Jnlt>l'l<l±', Hadlo d mon suppor appea t'U e HOGS - 175 lo 220 lbs 22 I '-A·'~' &I 1 A nuNto n!QUJI'f'tnt"nt• Write 1'00."1. v 1,vlnr 11Y n;aster when Hem· aact1on t :ttll.RIC "t'ICINii name an<l 1<1<1rU1 LUIC'Oin Serke, e wort to the Circuit Court Oth· and hf'-lltf"r, green filll:sh. IWO BEt•ilOUM house on Lin· ,. 100. c.. or t!l'lll M &Ct!flpt_.., anHI ff:Of> 23 · 220to25Ulbs 22to2J: L< i' • oatb lock Grove Grange met m reg,.., Du 1111 Pa~llflttt• Senlrnel. e-rs arra1gne d be1ore Good • WI n 22. to 23 : Fat Sows 12 to 18 . . eoln Hgts . birch kitchen. au- ( ular sess10n Saturday evenmg . $895 - - &WUI.&.'WJ!I. tomatic gao heat. WY 2·5!2'l I 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. nted Other oU1cers elected we;·e were C~ilrles Wray, Apple Stags 12 to 16; Boa" 10 to 14 Em.,lovment Wa r• _...,_ dl• "'•h' 8 20 lfc 6 cyl. Powt>rglide radio a11d hf•illt'l' whilewall ure:> like Leo Story, overseer; Mrs. Hli- Grove. hned !15 and costs on Sows and Pigs 60 lo 80, Sht);l -· - •...., or ...,.. .., • .,..,....., new, dean mlenor. Ivory 01nd gold tuwsh. A sharp car. wants housework. ~~ ber Qulvey. Jer.turer ; Stanlord a. no operators ltctnse char~.e: wmow o• ···f1npah-. r.rMn •hoult'l IN' NPftrW l11'111,...._ho l'tre "uh TR=A:-;1;-LE"'R;;-;S;-;P"'A"'CE"'s"".--;flat rate i' rena Snyder, Pomero Y5 &t . Stor.kton, sl~ward; Fnmk Clark. s.amuel Allen Plan_ts, Leo~, . .\\as 8 to 211. l•her tnU ftnl JWo retJ~Mtllflu• fnl water, free sewage. Contacl 1960 Ford 4 Door __ ___ _ . . . CAUl . . o.....,..t 1-rr..rttoD $79S 2·6361. ~ t P assistant steward : Mrs. Dorsel rmed $10 and costs on a (h .. rge CATTLE - Stem 18 to 2' John J. Fry, O..put St , RutGood 11rt>s. 1·1eun intrrior Radio ~nd Automatic 11 11ns. a..·ru 1 Smith, chaplain; Dorsel Smith, of failure to have vehicle. un- Heifers 16 to 21: Baby Beef ~ land. 8 2li 30tc , _ Want M leMM I healer • CeDtP ,_.. tM1'CI on• .......tt ... lnstrum !_Musical ents treasurer. Mrs. Stanlord Stock- der control TheoL'ore S m 1t h lo 26; Fat Cows 12 to 15 50; Ca r· llrlt,...._ ...:aartt •• .-.e. I FOR SALE and Belva fjm1th. Arbuckle, ners 10 to 13 ; Bulls 14 to 18 5U D CeftV , . wo-..1 e..r rtwM ' FOR SALE:- Kin~ Trom bo mum,- :' ton , secretary·' Hllber n.,ive" (' "t"-' ·', h f d ...UttWI ,.............. . : WY gatekeeper; Mrs. Clara Paulsen, l'frre eac mrd S~ an co~ts M>lk Cow> 100 to 115. excellent t'ondttton. 2 . . . . . . . . ()t.. -.!,IJII 011 M20 0 ..,., IIIII pld ....... l8 ...,._ YOUTH BED and mattress, 59 tp Ceres; Mtb. Emmett Hawk, Po· on a non · atLendanre of rhtld 9 15 6 OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. VEAL CALVES - Tops 29.80 CAan OJ I'HAI'IIllis • uJU·ru.-R~ : - 3348. · --- -- - - - mona; virs. Roland Eastman, m school chRrge. -.. w ., ...-d rnta F'ord Station Wagon. Don ' Setonds 24 to 28 , Med 1um 2 FOR SALF:: Hawks B Fl at clar- r Flora; Mrs. Frank Clark, lady ._ bell .o41bonal 1rnrt1 to ~ -~ Sayre. 632 (~rant Streel. Mid- : - -POMEROY, OHIO OR» :1: I!OURI to 2~ : Com and Hvs 18 HI 27 Jnet and C<iSt' . Ph. MY 8 3369 1111 ._ M t. &tOO f IL O.lb dleporl 9 :lO 3tp I · assistant steward: Wilham Hart, · Pltasant Valley Hospltal . ~ 1:10 .. "' to lltl. _ . Cults 15 tu 20 . 9 I' rl"'tt 110 I.AS't B_U_N_D_Y_ C - LARINE1-;- Used 3' 8us•ness ServiCes Real Estate For Sale I_ -··-~P_ executive rommtttee, Mrs. Leu TO t>t .41:J • football se'3son!l. Call Earl H LO. McCoy, AUetioDt>er, ChrsI WAREHOUSE SALE ·, Story, nome economics chair· Admitted -Mrs /larry . SIIF~·:P _Ewes and Lm!. f UIU\ .T r"RQN lNO 1 PIANOS Ill' AN"' 41J .tuhn<on. 173·590~ in Mason. j I Oh .. FOR SAL~ H .. ORGANS man; Mrs. Roland Eastman, Sayre, Pt. Plea>anl, Mrs. ~ t u· to 12 : Stork Ewes 5 lo 10; Fut 9 18 11 10 9 21 3tc i ~ er. · ___ _ ___ " l:'.o ou!le m Hacme Rentals fr001 $5 mo. juvenile committee chairman, ney B<1uer, Leon. 5hret 4 to 10, Culls 1 to 5: PHONE WY 2-2156 ·~ - H-E' h f se CUSTOM BUTCHERING and 5 rooms and batn. prwe rc· C~RJ:s KEY BOAR)) CENTER and Roland Eastnmn, yuulh Discharged - Ka!hleen Sar- 1Brtcks 4 lo 10; Fat Wethers ; -----:-:c~~---- THE ~ S N0 c arge or .u. cutting. WJ!I buy htde:~ evrry dueed. Call 949-2811. 1307 Market St., Parker.:;burg. chwrman. gent, Pt. Pleas.1nt: Mrs Ro· to 10 Notice of ca.-pet Shampuu•·r w l t hI . . ~ 8 111 Ph h f Bl L t e Car '.londay. Phi! Me>er. Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_ ·r one 485-6931. It was voted to enter the bert Cruiekshank. Pt Pleasant: l LA.\.ms _ Top• 23 SO: Sec· , pu re ase 0 u~ us r .·1 WY 2-35JU. 9 18 tic 1 I 10 18te commun1ty program and also lo Charles Powell. Apple Gmve: 1 ond". 18 1,1 21 . L'tght Wt•. 18 1•. REVIVAL started 0 MI. Her· . p•t Shampoo Raker Furnt· , _ I ·' • M'ddl 9 21 61 I ' contribute to the Operation San- Mrs. liJtlord .Jonl'S Hnd son, 21·, Common 15 to 20. I 1 man U. B. Church. Srtnday ,_ lure:_ _ epurt. c Rurol Doxol Bottle Gu f...UCU,2/' ~ 211 Leqal Notice ta Claus at Athens Slate Hosp1t- Mason; Mrs Warren Slur ge•m 1_ _ Sept. ltl, through Oct. 9 Ser-~· al. Ashton I vices start ill ; 30 Rev . KEEP CARPET clt>amng proLEGAL NoT•c• nNT ••d vPrv. much for your effort& "" 1 POMEROY _ 2 story frame LEGAL Nonu During the lecture hour arti. hi ems sma II - use "I Morrison will brin{l' the u ue ~~ ~ IN nu coMMON PLEA I couRT 1 d d d our i.n·h tlf James "lltc ! Ire wall to '.\-UII Bent I:'IE'r 5 rocms. bath, Leii<Jr, front OF Mero• county, Ohio ces rea Jnl' 111 e The Thmeen (J()p TO MEET \' t I 1 9 21 message. I . k porch, 160 ll h h l " .. r"' A. L•• ,.,. 'Ongmal Colonies by Stanford P'f. PI.''ASAN1' Gene <Jurs _ __ __ __ tn c shampooer $1. P1c t'' on Jg wa\-. , M•nenv111t. Oflro, Plalnt•H, • u J S 1ruh y, C pt ... n "·,t ·•rtr'e lt'ke n. , Stockton ; One Little L1e, Mrs 1m ou s y- a . $8110 OU do. "' o .. "' STSTER MORTTSHA. a truly r ll <.trdware Comp<my, \l::t!Sor• I Anrald I . L"''~'· I L St .. TJ 1M d V Vaughn . president of the lo<"al Pomeroy E-R Squad gifted palm reader Tells W Va 9 21 lit• renl. Se llmg pnce $3500 00. •e~rm un~nown , oettndant, eo .or~ • . le o ern . er· Young Rrpubllf';m Club. an- _ _ _ ________ __ MllJOLEJ>UH'J' - One story NOTICE ev ,usucArtoN SIOn ol Cro.;;;smg the Hed Sea, I nount.--es an Important meeting , )lu,ovue P,"'r'r~'lf.pmens ·, •••twaernsd afrtn~·urner VEN.ETJAN BLI\'DS .ano reframt>. 5 rooms, modern An;"'o fl ....ary .... ,v~."'~·~.~3~'!~ and A Child Like Faith, Mrs. of the group wtll be held Thurs . Helps You Overcome • ~ ' k1I I d b h I d I rf'<t( ~lll'll' " UlliiiiUWn, will t~kt' no Clara Paulsen and Without c I II t' ns ODt YJSl! will I J.'<llrs, porrh and wmdow c H.'n an <.II , 1<.11' WOtK ,,.... thai vn St'~>temt •.,r 2011~. 196~ . · ' u · day, Sept 23, at 7 30 p. m m a fJileS IO , r -l> ades all ktnds t e ·t· lli Hir~ full basement. forced "'" urH,,N<h·n .. ,t fii.E-c h•·• ••t'••tron I tJvatlon, Mrs. Stanford Stock- ti>• t·uurlro<Jn> An el•"t ton ol · that Sister M :s ·• rt'e S I· "~·""'' htm rn the t our1 nf 1 urnmon I t A k '"' Looseness and Worry convml·e you , or.. inalf's f>ale Wippel 215 Un hot air ht'<Jting g:Jragt'. Cood I'IP.J• "' \ h .. u 'uun h. Ohm I'H•t' '"" on. JO e lly Leo Story con- officers lor the new year wtl l (j,<;ha Will read your life ltke . loUl!IO!I $10 001) !J(I l'l.ll:!:l, IJI ~ Y"'II fo r ~ d tV UII'I'. ri'•I•H · eluded the program. No be AnDo~·ed or teellll · a~ · lOT Ave Pomeroy 9 II JOtc ' . alwn u! lll.lldf'll r\ Brl!f' . IU/1!5 and be held and all mteresh.'<l per ,..a~·· lva,;u llt T Hit8e or loose wobbly faille an open book. If you are wor · HARRISONVJU.E _ 1r".! slu r·) or,, .. ,. .,,."P'"' •rlof'f on !hi:! 11 rmrnd of I Ht'freshments were srrved ~t sons clre urucd 10 attend. t •·~ u 1 t'A~ l'I!;LTH, an Improved alka• fled or trouhled, don't fml to for St~rvlt'e •nd Wlltl!l ~ tm !ll't' of ~aid d~rendnlll the ·I t th b ' " 1 llu•· 111•)11-l<fld 1 powtler. sprinkled un Sh F.I.F.CTRIC stove and powt>r ln~t•li•tion C•ll h i::I!Til', 6 ror ·,·n ~ . bath, uti Illy ror more th ;• n .m; .'t'H~ 1 o ~t paNt · r use o e rneetmg y 1~1r . , t' h :.·o11r ;.JIIttc~ ho ld ~ them 1\rmer~o thl'J see S1 ~ 1er _v1or 1~ a. e' Ph \\'\.' ,1 , , 58 room, front T\/)l't'/1, garaae ~·" 11 1 ,,u.,. "rll •·~ for r.~~r•n~~: on Hnd Mrs. Frank Clark and Mr 'l'l ' : Ill lilt! 1 •Ill 1001 til blr. A I ulil ellll!Rt• ? fl±OWf'r one r ,-.JH !-"' ~ anrl c 11 n lht' .!ltl day of .,. 01·.-,r.hl·r · ra~~ mnH <'alls"d by loo~;e plntea Get he Ir.ed ol hers. wh1 not you. , ~ 10 lk tat ge Jot on lloute <ill4 s3soo. '"''' and Mr,. Stanford Stork ton . The 1 Jo'At> ll:.tTH at &ny diUII counter, 11 1 Pnvale rf'adtn(l~ ... Lury. n .,rrp,;en rllliiV. HEATING & PLUMBING ALBF.HT \-1. COX S~ I.ES!\1A~ crow. ereMarv ,• antt Port••· " "' ' '' 1 next mee t'mg, 0 Ct0ber 2, W!ll be in hrr home 7 d3\'S a Wf'Pk 4 Br·.r. ns. flwm sizt'1, 1 roll-a· WY 2-2«8 ' WY 2-lil:IO WI' l-363• ·tr1 AnornPn tor PlllnPlft Md. uff('y m~h1 <llld membt'r ~ :11 :I·· •wr \ 12 ±Y. 211 111 , 2711. including Sunrl~".S Q a . n' to l';tJV bed Rt•rdsvlllt> 6 ~ 7 . 6200 . 618 E. Main St. Pomeroy 9 21 3!(' - --- are <lsked to brin~ old ff'aders 11 p m All re<ldinus satls- j · ljfp 9 17 KARL GR UESF:R, Plumbing f 1ry or nr1 (' harge: l.o( at- ~;;--.....-o=====-P omeroy . ar,d Hr; 1111g , \ftnf'rwillr, f"l !~H'i ":ldf' ol t; ;~l llpnlt• iii Sllunl«l Sept Six Reprl'SNll s. pi 18. f.- : rpHJ!!il thl~ srdP nt Sih'f'l Ohto End \'011r srwrr trouh· JO :tfl .l ~~Strow T.ow Tit· ' t:lu•r•·l•inCowm/ms Edrlur 'T'lrt: St!rt!IIWI Rr rl " f' ! . no~ lor nand '\ IC!n pPr ~rHtal pnmet!v o! !he lfi!e .A ~ • } ,\ St.x ~lt'mbers u! tt1e Untl.'d ma('htne!'. Rrrnwnable rail ·~ <'\ I' .' rf' 1\f'!<·f)me 0 . E. Ma s"ar, 2 mliPs south • MetilodJst l'hurth attended the Dear Str . Coca-Cola • Sprite SALES & SERVICE Call 1\ Y 2-2~!74, d;n f)l' nr ~h l 9 4 Wtp of l{t'!-'rl ~ r.il!t' Oh1o. Rt 1:!4 . '\ErT. 21 · Cunlrrence Crusade Hally J'or 1 1 am writm,12; on behalf of the 9 15 lfc And \ II fht- !·l :t1 1•1~ Close to Fnt~l'rl H11n L-lke The Lvdia Circle o! the Unit- Chnst1an lhgher Education Sun·• Pomeroy Emergency Squad to f INTEH tnt--: and p·..:teJ,,ll p.11nl'l<·l~le Chet gtJ :'i covk s10\'('. rd ' : •od1'.;J chun'h will nJ('fl day al the Veterans Memorial~ thank you and the staff of t.he 1 .,. ., r·or \dP '-'>111~ 11w new b.gll". 9 9 mg ron! rr rr;~1r <~ nd pa1n :1r 1 ~. PIPt iJH' cook :,lo'.t' 1like newr at tli~·chur c h. Tuesdu~, at 7·J0 Auditorium in Columbus. Daily Sentinel. for the fine pub1 , rn• .11 j \I:"J•·ttUm I'IP.rner m r<tns ( {'htmnev P<ltn!tng, rough r:rr1 ga s lwatl 'I' S, biJ';J ktn q st•l . J..1 m. , tween the arternoon and tvenlic1ty given us and the fire deY•' • nnmf' Ptmnl' 1 r: li+-'1" Buy It By Thf' c."el P~-'ntrr work !!l'f' tr u• n11ng . ch:.tr s !IH' , rt :- . tld::.,~t·rs SEPT.%% ing sessiOn, a hymn sing was partment on our third annual · 2.. ~:;:l Hlil ( oi l '" ' IJ, ILt" \1111 m• in. iillup •1i1 h Phnne VI 3-2700 9 9 121p b-·ds tmldJng qutlts, laney The Past President!! of the held with the Rev. Warren Labor Day Celebration. 1 9 ~ :lrl1 p lh,il !'. o".-1 Landmark I'!<J~olmP -· -·-- · wo' k ~ulllmg framt-s, . pots . Ameflcan Legion 1\uxiliary of Bright, a former pastor of thej We are very fortunate to have •!H L ~ and pans 2 sets of dishes ' Drew Webster Post wil! meet \ Pomeroy church, as leader. , lhe Sentinel and other news .• •O 11 .. r, ~ Super Service Sta. (ltke new l. .frUit Jars: electnc . Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the Attending were the Rev. and media of our are;r to bnng all ;_ ,..]! W\ l c ~ [Pol 0 : ·1 ~~ 2 : 99~~ mixer, sewmg. machmes.. lei- • home of Mrs. Paul Casci. 1Mrs. C. Melvm Alkire, Mrs. Har· the news and notices of liocial ,, ~,.,..,.,. ' ,11 • aln • ephones libr tabl 2 c •• m ·b;1~ Pomeror • ary . f'S P ·1 SEPT. 22 ry P. Smith, C. E. events to the people. i Harold Chast, Mer. Sl\i 111 ~ Cl11th ·ng o;lufe 15 nuw reed set e!ectnc tron ~ery l The Woman's Guld of the : Mrs. C. F. Tompkins and Jn so doing, we feel that you old elorks. po~ch swmg:1Federated church will. meet : Crew have contpbuted greatly to the Locust St. Middleport 01 . .-a , 1 . 1 r~ 11 1 d " ~· ut 110 , lV o\LTO S.4X, in good condition. .i:l m. 1.1nt1l 1 P m. 8 tour·; WY 25110 9 20 3tr trunks, lard p~es~ , desk ra I W~nesday. at 7:30p. m W!th the success of our special events Phone WY 2·2511 - - -,-------;-- DO~T \JEHI•:J.Y brtghten your I -~ dw. ,,aJkmg cultivator gar- Fnendly Ctrcle as host. A play, Herrr:; Reibel' I 76tla and lund-raising drives . Thanks 1 Sales & Service den plow corn shl'i ler le<'d "The Crowded Ltfe" •• ,. 11 be pre• ~~~~~~i~~--5-Gif~carpets - Blue Lustre themHelp W anted grmder drag harrow, I ad· sented. ~rs Wtlbur " Perrin Is 8 1rt h-'owy Ce 1ebrated -- 'it .... 2 SIGNS Instructions Pomerov . . Mntnr . ' ' '" \ I AOROI8 • 1. lilxploa!YO ooundo I PoiiM•~~oM -- -I G. Lewt1, 1 wuuoma, ' " Mack, I oto. I. I~ I( -rt I Co. Pomeroy Motor r{j JO. "Wonder· lu1d" cu : :12. ,lola 18.0ouprl I I M.- . 1 a. "" Not . - -- -"' n 10.=- ' Elli'IOifS MAl tRAG ~~:~:~~ SPECIAL 1~, ('AI 4 ['N'J R 1 I ! lo 1 11., I, At Rutland Furniture Dependable Halo-of·HeaC I MAYTAG DRIER BlaetfnarJS 1 I 1 • 1 lribu""" -rut 'f aa. ot.palch boata 81!. Too 31. SU!cb 1 be!a:·ve -;.1-~e~ rn a~ be on th~w watJ. if ago in 38. Subs!dt! • • Mount&ia 400 i "Must havt fallen ~sleep to wait! 40. Egyptlall on the aofa. why?" woula c~re c,...t ~ ) .rt. ThlllDBI <2.B&ck DAILY OBYPTOQUOTE - Rem ltow a. work Itt AXYDLBAAX8 • LONOII'IiLLOW One l... tter limply lltanda ror anoU.er. In Uds ample 1. !:J u -\lid for the three L'.. X for the two O's. etc. Slnele >: ·: e. -. If ; o;, trophies, the length and torma.tlon of tbe word~ ere P: ' !'"'!&. liMit 41.)' Ute oo<le !etten are different. A <lrl'Ja.rr- Qaolalloa Ll' I I \ ; . YKTIIT TU UMHT Lll RVFT RMNI!I VG BLYK TK'f .AHTMY· DICK TRACY BKLYTBMIIKLFA LFP.-UHTFYLI1 YooterdaJ'II llryploquot&: NOWADAY9 l!Oll'l' WOMEft GROW OLD GRACJI:Fl/LLY; MOST MEN, IJlliOR.ACiiWV¥ &.Y...-1\QWl.\ND 10 1111. llloa Foa- Sj 7 to. IJ&f '' WMPO Radio ' J i { \ '' fllNDA Y THRU FRIDAY1:00 Sign On - ·~•w• 6:0~ Sacred ilear• 8 2tl Mells Counc, RFD & 25 Paul Bowers, Farm 1·31 NeW!l 6 57 Weather 7 00 ~.Jt1onal .~ews 7:05 BiU Miller Sho• 7 30 Sports Parorte 7:3.\ Bill Miller ~hmt 1.3f Picken :-. Hardware tTuos Tbur~.} 7·511 News 8 Blll Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furniture Sholl 9 110 News ~ 05 Coltee with Janel lt- 00 Portra>ls of a Patriot rOII: Swap ShOIJ '0.30 Httl Mtller Bru,cb Show .0. 40 Mason Agr. P.ogram tO 46 tu ~ 11 11 ll 12 " oo Oil 30 110 30 1 I 18. ~ - SPECIAL this week only $J4Q -- c:helaloal I IIII 28.Cry li9.Coloollell AJR CONDITIONING I a ':::" { lf 31!. lltiolle Braz. CHASE HARDWARE '" M""'A"'"L:::E-'HELP WANTF:O Rur- aeltmmate rnptd resOtltng eflts Almost Ev.,-y Car ders. A lot of small tools , program chairman, Mrs. Albert A birthday dinner was servedll . 0 R Rent t>lectric shampOOf'r, $1 M':.lny antiques .. ~unl'it st·rved Woodard, devot>.onal leader, and at th.e Henry Reibel home ger Boy - Food .. • ama P1ckPns Hardw~re. Mason, W ' · needs sharp aggressive young Va 9 20 6\c ' eT'ran «lNahle When by Ladtes Auxiliary. [n<~ B Mrs Thoma~ Young, refrt>sh.l bratmg Mr. Reibel's 76th men between ages of 17 and I You Trade Cars Massar, Admrx. I 0. McCoy ment chairman. I day Saturday. JU, for counter and kitdwn 14 ft tr avel trat ler, healer and G Auct. Not responsrble for at:SF.PT. ·~ A large decorated cake • uaranleed 24 months ~ work. Nigbt lind day po~Jtmns awmnJ..: S!:l'l!"J 110 :\66 Park St . ' or 24.11110 mllrs C!dents. 9 21 4tc A specJal meetmg of the baked for him by his available. F'ull or par ll'lle 11 Mldd l~" port WY 2-:J5'U .. • Mo"t Popular Umt HOUSE F'OR SALE. 5 rooms So~thern High Sthlet1c Uoost- daughter. Dnnna. !le re('PiW•d work. Excellent opportunity 9 2l 51 C 1 and bfith. appro:-:tmately 46 ers ~-~till be held at S.)uthern ' many nice g1ft.!l. Present were for advancement Apply m 196.1 rot OR TV Console. VHF' ln the lJ SA. arres 3 miles Leadmg Creek high srhool l'llursday at 7 30 p. Mr. and Mrs HeJbel ~1r persol"! : 23 Wt>st Limon . Ath· and UHF' tuning Love ly wal Rd ., back of flohson Pnced m. Mrs Donley Reibel, Donna ens, Ohio. 9 21 6tc t nut consoll:' Tht s set three 00 reasonab le Ph . SH 2·411}9 The RIVf'P.:iew Carden Club Fae, and Mrs. Harley Strong, 1 FEMALE TYPIST under 40. m'mlhs old Has picture tube ' lnst•lled 9 Jt! fit(' will meet Sept. 23 at the home Betty, Donley, Diane, of Wllk>·i~ with knowledge ot rnedJral r warrant~r Take over pa.\ mPnt s ot >\ra and Pauline Myers. . vt!le. termmology. 40 hour week of SJ2 50 pPr month or :1il'v' F'OR SALF:. o;ix ronms. two The Women's Associatmn flf Apply AdmmJstrator, Veterans halanf'e due $374 .)(). Free halls. and a bath, <t fu ll size the \1iddleporl F1rst Un 1ted DINNER GIVEN Memonal Hosplla!. g 2t tile , homf' demo f:J II WY 2 · 6.'i5~, Pomeroy. 0 . ba ~t·mcnt and h•g pon:hes at Presbyterian Church will mer! Mrs John F. Baily, - - -- 9 2! ~tr Ihe front and h;wk, gas furn- ~ Thursrlay e\'enmg at 6 30 p m I Evans, Russ Watson and MoJfol Dill! ' ROUTEMAN lo work est abh~h- .. t ___ _ . ·-11 f ed routes. 25 or older S<Jtary SfF:R.EO ~~DIO. ~9fi~ model. j 'L . 01'llliT111Ntl\G Aei•IJ-!er a('e . W<J to wa ll r·<Jrpel down or a potluck dmner at tht' l Arnold were guests of honor and rommls~ion A B C. i ~ .rJ~,;e~\· f1~1sh l.ht s ~f't ha s! 11100 servwe J;~ ,.l s B• f: rg statrs, good locatwn. hou'3e churclr Those attendmg are tn a dmner Saturday al the Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. am-F~l radw . fv.m SJ"It'dk -1 eraflon New t-Jav en. Ph1•f"Je ' m t'xrellt:>n t rond rtton. !82 take a covered dJsh and th('tr of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of ~teW·I! titp ers. dual volume control 1' 1 .:; r ru l-'15.17 4 fi tic Mulbl'rry .<\t,;e., \-1. Y L-5264. ! lable service Dr~sert Y.ill be art in observance of their birth·! ;t:,;:: 11 9 16 spt thrrP month(_ old Takr - 9 16 lltp , furn !shrd by the hos les~e'i, Mi~s da~s . Home made ice ~ltC'fltiN~:ER i LADY expenenced in dryclran- over paymf'n!s of 55 per mo : 1 Phyli-;s Joach1m Mrs. To m was served durmg the afternooo Cmnplete Senm·e FOR S<\1 E 4 h ing and intf'rested 10 perman- or p<-tv ha lanre due . $92 Trv · · ·" room ouse,• R.ur . Mrs Leo Kenne<ly. \lr.s. and the honored guesLs were I ('nil •lr<tdlt~rd nt' W bath . Jar ent work. A B.C. ClranPrs, rl rn your hnmr i 'all \\'\' 2· I ge porr h· ba:s.e· . Ed Smtih and Mrs Artht•r l presented gifts. Present Wrlte. Prone or Contal"¢ mrnt t 1 Mason, W. Va. 9 16 6tp 6555. 9 21 6tc A. L qH.AIJ~OKU new patn • at re r Lfw1s. A medir<tl offerin,g wil! Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans Mr 14 FlltJT rn .~ur., ground bm·k road 0 f II be takrn during lhe bu.· ·. and Mrs Russ Watson and' Mrs.. ., .,. ~· . t . •t·rutler . IH",.~., Racine, Oblo Rt 7 $:1 on :){)() 00 Phonr WY z.l smess . For Rent 4q3 Broadw<l\ \>liddleporl tfc ' · · . meetmg followmg dmner. John F. Ba1\y, Forest Run; 6 1 6127 9 14 3ntc I LARGE SL~~PING room, atr IVY 2.m 1 .Jt~ 1 · SEPT. 24 I E A. Leuoard, Columbus, 9 18 condit tont-d. S11li::Jbl~ tor twn ~ .. . HF.ATING, Plambmg. Mueller - · - - - ----- There will be a specia, meet- ~~~ . and Mrs. Arnold. men t (Ill I\)' 2-5~4U alter 1--'l!l ATOF:S. beans hnng own furn(J<·es ~rhotd 8rothen. l Insurance ing of White Rose Lod of 5 p. m. !:1 21 llp rontarner<; <1nd pll'k beans tor Ill Easl Matn Street. Pom· Middleport Fnda fie . ATTEND SHOW Sl nn hu ('Jarrnrf' Proflitt eroy Pbooe W\' 2·244M . tAETNA CASU ... LTY Jnsurm,rp Se t y . mornmg,l HOUSE Fr1R !lENT. 4 room< Portland \'I J. 2254 · Mullen Insurance Agency , Inc. 1 P · 24, at the L<~mn hall. A' A group of women represent·· I 1 20 tfc and bath. 16'14 Lmco ln ll gl~ - - -Pomrroy Phone WY 2-:1381 representatJve of the Grand mg three garden clubs were Pbone WY 2· 3575 after ; .!0 9 li lk NEtULER BUILUI:.G Supply ' g I tfe. Lodge Will be present and all Cbillicolhe Sunday to attend p. m. ~ 21 tfc A r.oou Building site, 22 acres Racme, Plastic wall tile 14c I'HC''l'O C •• --C - - members are urged to attend. dahlia show. They alao viBite<ll of ground. wrth gas well and per sq It for bathroum•. opymg ~rvlce opThe Past Matron's Club of the dahlia garden of F.ddie HOUSE, 4 rooms and bath, in a dug water well I I f .bouse builders. alummum Sid· tes made of legal papero. Evangelm• Cl>apter, OES, WJ' U illlwery at <'•-nter. Rutland . Mrs Earl Kino. Kut· · P PO Y u b ttl n __. " ..,....t""' !"> pasture Pnre Sl.O C. 111 ' mg , kitch en cabinets measur· lr rt>f'or ~ 'luu alm'JSI any meet Fnday evening at the were Mrs. Homer Holter "" 16 6t•... ed to size ol kt.t chen. other ho me of Mrs. Willis Anthony W1'ldwood cIub' Mrs. Wvatrtl Reut-trdO<"Um•nts losu.unee, - land_. - ·--· - __ 9 21 3tc SH 2·5811. llriell &llyour FURNtiSHfEHD house •.ll2 Smiles · SEWING machines. repair ser _ _ _ _ _ __ _;_ 7 _:1.:.7_t.:.fc_l PomeroJ with Mrs. Charles Bennett ••·' Chadwell, Chester club, 1 1 Uc· sis tan! hostess. wes o arnsonv1 e. even , vice. alt makes w~ Z-lU14 Auto Sales , ' Jack Robson and Mrs. wash quickly, rooms, bath, coal furnace, I The Pabrtt Shop p · Heines, Twllight club and eately, correctly, fireplace. Private lake. $1i0.110 Authroized Singe; s.::e~:d FOR SALF- 1950 Ch.vrolet ha lf Wanted To Buy Tu,n Frerrcla Horrr• Fred Klein of Middleport. month. Call c. L. l:ll.1C'Hwood. Servtce \ }9 tt ton ptckup Six cylinder sr,5. 1 R (lbOOBe the right SH 2-5433. 9 21 6tp ---- . _ ' • ·- ' i Call CH 7-2241. g 18 Jtc ' ~NTJQUE Furniture, dl•h.. Ort/(hl by Booster• ENT"'RTAIN AT DINNER """O APAR~. •-E - NTS ,·n "t'ddle POSR YOUR huntmg needs, vi !I!· I 1!164 DO- RD G-"1 - -500XL r' ml!;CellanP.nug CHtl or write . Two French horns were ord- Mr. and Mrs. V. D. temperature, "' "" ·" · .11 t•wart's Gun Sho R t· · ' "' axte mn ered lor the band wh•n port.. One 5 room.!! unfurntsh- ! land. Ohio. Shells, b~llets a~d I vprtible 4 !lpef'd, 390 eng me J ~~~ ~o.w~~me~~l, 800 W Eastern Band Boosters ~he~ :.r~d~y en;:~~~~ngeda w~~i: ~'!~ the right time ed wath fenr. ed yard Other 3 · puwd~r for re-loading. Also power steermg and brakP~.I 1 • 8 !9 ue : ast week a the Eastern High Union Ave. Preoent were Mr. for &11 fabric& rooms furm~hed on ground will buy, sell and trade guns.\ 21.000 mtles. WY ~-.1 r~l. Wal - - - - - - - __ 1school. and Mrs. Larry Hemes and noor. Call WY 2-661;0. ' 9 I 18tc ter Crooks, Mtddleporl fR•JJ ~~ I·~ M p I I 9 18 1tc I -I ~ ·~ " "'" - lree '"'" , rs. au Baer, pre•ident, Mrs. Theo Heines of Hemlock 9 17 Glp age artd •aler 8row1'1 ·8 l'rail ~as m charge of the rneetinP". !Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Ec:f. LARGE GARAGE on \Jain St SLUI.GISH septic tank? Clng· ne RamMer er PHrh IShte ~pprovedl Charles Yeago. band dtrPCtor, l wards and Cheryl and David in Rutland Call SH 2-4131 or 1 gPd drains? Get Klean· EJn.. Wortd Standard ol Compact Mlnersvtlle. Uhm, Phone tn announced that the band would ----see Mrs. R. A. Rife, Main [ All Sept1c Tank Cleaner. E~eelleiK!f" Z..J:rl4 1 " U{' attend '·band dav'' ~~ At~-J~n·; r Sgt. Franklin Gheen of the u. ist FLOOR furnished . ~ r~oms Landmark Farm Bureall. Btg c~tr nHtlll, rtde aDCt per 1. on Octobe;· 2. A record hop and S. Marines, Is spending a 30..day and bath, modern :·n~rtment. I _ Pomeroy. 9 3 3otp l fwman•·e . Small c~r eocooom)' PINE TIMBER and wtll pay dance sponsored t>y r,,. 101 1 leave with hs parents. Mr. ARNOLD GRATE Middleport, WY 2-.11!74. ! Insurance and monag•rabi!IIJ as much as $4 per cord for was announced for October 1, and llrs. Carl Gheen and broth9 14 llr I S.. good pme and also good hard fol lowmg the game wtth Juch·: er Raymond ol Syracuse. He SH 2·421 I RUTLAND, 0. - GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen llleuopoUt.o Moto'l wood saw timber. Write or tel The nrxl meeting "ill be ha< spent the past 14 months on -·---ST .EEPING ROOMS Close in Insurance Agency , Inc., Porn(,.Main StrP.et Pumeroy ~e M. ~ · Runyon •. Miners- ?ctober 4 and 11\ parents and Okina~1:1. AI the end of his leave, f,£.:~~~>l[;~];(0::,:;i:t:~t.'::::·~i:~ tDwn. 127 Butternut. t lie\ eroy. Phone WY 2-3381. ,..... W\' Willi ville, Ohto, Eagle Rtdge Rd. \ mterested per'""s are invtted ' he wtll be olationed at Paris :0 14 t I Uc t II lie ~ 11 3lltc to altend. lllland, S. C. _ a =."' ::=.tell ;,! ,..,._ I•Tt>o :rr. Lollg. Be-l MARK IV AUTO .-P 8k&tirlg I ~, 'IIIII...,.'• .luw• 7.U.S.eoll 1&.fli 8. Mlll<ioUo ... · \ 12. Plafanno -~ }'i ILCsoohooloo 28. Maca.wal COLEMAN HEATING SO( :JAt 2 Plant at Illy familt 20. Con~ :1. Spuds nyable 4. So: Scot. 11. Kine .J. Tapestry ol used as a Basha:l Cllrtaio. :11. Afl'iola 6. JeWisb • delert montll 23. .Ada.&• flgUI'O . . • ARNOLD BROTHERS 16. Heav7 hammen lT. Epocll fancy FALSE TEETH 1 flf, tJ. JI.AIIl'Cll!alll r-- If.y DOWN J . Contour feathf'r 9. liP~ Je.Shol18.0ordlp tiber • . Mlnenll ~ II I HOW DAST'IE TRACK MUD IN ON DAILY . Cl<u;,;, vn.HH.) i 1 I JUGHAID!! 12 :30 3.11' 4~ 4.30 4 •• 5 00 ~ 05 5:!0 5:50 t'l'llesday) Family Worship (Thun.) A ~. C. Pro&ram (Frldayl N eWI T\roy'l Country Jlhlctlon rtuy'l Country Hymno Cement Block Newt ClooS!ler't Guest Star tFrlaayJ Larry Anderson Show Jim Me.. Sbow Biaettnar Auto Show &:lectrlc Compony Newt Jtm Meet Show ~.WI Jim Meea Show Rl.zer't Weather Report Sporll Parade WJEH RADIO I; 00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off IIATURDA\'S 8:110 Sign On - Newo 6 30 Happy Vallej Boys I; Oll Country Music Tiltlf 6:20 Country Jamnoret r:OIJ Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Anderson SMw w·45 ll's Music - ~rmy 11:00 Dutton's and Herns Dairy fop fen Show 12·110 News 12:15 tuswal llltertud• 12:30 Rev Merlin retts I :00 News 1·OS Jim Mees Show 5;511 Sporto Parade 5:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off Sl'NDAYS _ 7:30 Sign On _ Arm, Hour 7:55 News 1:00 Bapllst Layman'; Hour 1:30 Sund&) Show UO The Bible Speak• to You N5 Leglslallve Report 10 01: The Good Ute 10: t. Congres>;mao Moelll!' 10:30 The Country Hymntimers 11;30 The Qwet illlur 12:00 Newt . 12:15 The Cht11Uins !lour 12:110 The Rev Merl• feels 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Farson• J;lMI Sunday <hn•eas, 8:110 SUndown Serenade US Sip Olf Monday Tbrougb Friday 7: 1~ Sign On, Musical Cloct 7:!5 News 1D Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes ol Joy 8:110 Ohto Valley News 8:0~ World Newt 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 MuSical Clock 8,55 Community News 9:110 Talk of the Town 1:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10:05 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchstring 11 :110 News 11:05 Morning Melodies (except Fridaj, Church Bells Ring) 11 :45 World News 11:55 !lasoo County News 11:00 Community News 12:05 Noon Newo 12 :IO Markel.! IJ: 15 Mltl Day Weather IJ: 2o Bullelln Board 12 , 25 Newt 0 Grams 12 :30 County Agent INS Country Go Round 1:5S New• Beat 1:00 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlsclng With Doss 4:30 fnlerebange 5:110 Community Newo 5:05 Maaon County News 5:10 World t NaUonal Newa 5: 15 SpoiJiiln on Sporll fHIBORN .LOSER 'Til~ isli/ FWXS<.~ii.A~~.t#~'f aJR OFFICii SECI?JOTAA'l... AAE '!JjE' FIL1116 5:25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 Newa 7:45 Sip Ofl 7:15 Si811 On, Musical Clock 7:25 News 1D Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7; 45 Eeboeo of Joy 8:110 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World New1 8:10 Sports Today ·15 Weather Picture ' I& Pl. Pleasant Football 10 ;30 Souga for Children 10:45 The Go!deo Key 1LIIO News II :01 Saturday Show 12:110 Local, Ohio, Nat. New• IUO Bulletin Board 12.25 News 0 Gr!IITls 12:30 Saturday Natinea 1:30 News Headlines l:Sl Saturday Matlneo US News 1:00 Saturday Matinee 1:30 Newt Headlines 1:31 SaiUrday Maunet 2:56 Newt S:CO S.turday Matlnet S:30 News Headlines 3:31 SaiUrday Matinee S:55 New• 4:00 Dlscl!!i with Doss 4:31! TO!J Ten Revut 1:00 News Roundup 1:11 lnlorlude 5:30 Community Cboln 1:00 Dinner Muslcalt 7:00 Dance PatiJ 7:40 New1 7:15 the r\lr By ,. Mit~" ~ y AU) ~ ~ ~W!IJ.. 80)(,_ Sli- ou -.::·= By HAROLD GRAY B? AIN'TCH4 GOl/'{ T' LAUGH l Mt. 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' -. ~ .. •· • " ' ,, I ' ,I 'j 91 st Birthday Is Occasion ol Damewood wbert a birthday dinner was enjoyed at noon. honoring Mrs. Nora HotJdasllelt Day Spent QuUtiag By Group of Ladiea The Ladies Aid of the Syra- and Mrs. Damewood. Family Reunion cuse Asbury Mehodist church It was decided to dooate 150 met .at lbe home of Mrs. Helon to lbe Parsonage Fund. The ---- · --~- day was spent quilting. Present were Mrs. J. C. Ferrell, Mrs. Melvin Grimm, Mrs. William Eichinger, Mrs. Ima Winebrenner, Mrs. Houdashell and Mrs. Damewood. One hundred and three persons attended tbe reunion at lhe home of Mrs. Fannie Bea· ver at Racine Sunday, Sept. 5, in honor ol Mrs. Beaver's 9181 birthdoy, which was Sept. 8. She has over .too l!l'and and great grandchildren. SON IS BORN Relatives have received the announcement or the birth of a lib. son, Timothy Erin, Sept. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Danny . . Shane m Columbus. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Capehart of New Haven, w. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane of Syracuse are paternal grandparents. The Shanes have two other sons, KeUy and Mike. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 21, 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gillilan, Ginna Marie, Dennis, Mr. and Wilbur Quivey, who ha• been the guest of his sister and bro- r-========•,1 MEIGS THEATRE .......... 011111 LAST TIME TONIGHT "CIRCUS WORLD" John Wayne. Rita Hayworth (iechnicolor) WED. 1nd THURSDAY S.pl. 22-23 NOT OPEN fRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY S.pt. 24-2S ''HERCULES, SAMSON 1nd ULYSSES" (Technicolor) World's mighti~t strong men in contest of Superhuman Force! Kirk Morris, Richard Lloyd. 11 THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING'' (Technicolor) Hayley Mill~. Jame3 MacAr· tbur. John Mills . ther-in law, Mr . and Mrs. Everett Thomas, left Monday for a visit with relatives in Colwnbus before returning to· his . home, Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch daughter , Mrs. Everett ael left Sunday for a visit Lebanon with Mr. and Floyd Mescher and family. Mrs. Nora Rolllih spent weekend with Mrs. Charles ruw. Mrs. Roush observed 85th birthday Sunday. Mrs. Charles Withrow and Nora Roush were Satruday tors in Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs . .Jack and family of Columbu. weekend guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. V>ctor Mr. and Mrs. John and daughter of Columbus weekend guuesls of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maas. Mr. and Mrs. Norman of Senecaville visited evening with Mr. and Mrs. son Fisher and Mrs. William Fisher. Mr. and Mrs . William Dillard 'f i I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diehl of Pomeroy, R,t. 1 will obthetr Golden Wedding Anniversary, Sunday, Sept. with a family potluck dinner. Because of the recent illnes.! of Mrs. Diehl, open house wiU be held from 2 to 4 p.m. The couple was married by Rev. George Ashton Sept. 26, 1915, at the home of Earnest Diehl in Pomeroy. Mrs. Diehl has one sister, Mrs. Annie Buck, of Rutland, and two brothers, Mrs. Edgar Rus.!ell of Mtddleport, Rt. 1 and Mr. Guy R. Russell of Vienna Ohio. Mr. Diehl has one living sister, Mrs. George Ran: shaw of Pomeroy Rt. I. They have three sons Paul of Columbus, Ivan of Rosenburg, Texas, and Charle~ Henry of Pomeroy, four grandchildren, six great grand· children, and many nieces and nephews. o~ Lancaster visited recently weekend with their parents, Mr. her ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Wlt.h Harry Keiser. Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, Miss Marcia Karr and Mrs. Henry Dailey attended the Conference Crusade Tally held at Veterans Memorial auditorium, Columbus Sunday. There were 5,500 in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr. Miss Bradbury sustained an ankle injury in 8 fall in the dorm but is able to be at her classes. MBruce Wall~ce, . freshmen at arshall Umversity, Hunting· to_n, w_. Va. spent the weekend wl~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ ;M:t£i;<;:<;;MW\!nae: ... m~fnlli&!JV Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy. Wallace, Middleport 1., Ill I j·; ill ~ M1'ddleporf May, Daniel, Charles, Tom, Emma, carol and Crystal, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jerry Hill and Vicki. From Racine were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cline, Charles, Carol, carl, Mr. and Mrs, Max Manuel, Della GllliliBn, Mildred Gillilan, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bush, Max Manuel, Jr., and sons, Johnny, Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Tim, Sidney, Dun Manuel, son BiUy, Shirley Simpson, Glenn, Sheryl, Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin For· ester, Beatrice, Glenda and I.e- T I And It Isn't Dancing lessons . It's Full Service Banking, geared to your indivi dual needs, from Checking Accounts to Personal loans. We're the perfect partner for all your banking! .."ti. lili• ens 11alional Bhk "- WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SPECIAL! Save as we Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mtlhoan spent Sunday at Ravens· wood. and Milhoan Ridge with relat1ves. Mr. a~d Mrs. yernon Weber and fam 1ly. Denms, Dean, Don· roy , Clara Powe!l, Dorothy Spencer, Albert Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill, Kathy 'and Sharon. Also altendin~ were Dolores Donahue and children, Stephen, ~raid, Bre.nda, Dennis and Lmda, Harnsonville, Mr. and Mrs. James Cline, Jimmy <md Susie and Darla Bever! · M and 'Mrs. David' Cline, yKeu~~ Davy Donna Waterford · Mr and Mrs. Junior Hols~nge~ son. Paul Ret!ds ille· M ' d. for evezy occasionL • I . ~I RepresentaUve, who served m the absence of the scoutmas- ter, Milford Hysell. Mr .. Hysell attended . the camp sessmns in the evemngs. Attending were Senior Patrol ' OUR SALES! ·YEAR PROTECTION PLAN ... at no extra charge ! when you see them - orIons, mohair, mohair blends - banlons - in slipthem all on the second floor at ' '. FOR NEW DEEP CLEANING I _J.,.,=========""""""============"""==.,...J ' I' CAUED TO DAYTON Mr. James Weber left Monday morning lor Daytoo where he was called due to the death of his wife's brother-in-law, Mr. ond Mrs. Ed Niewoehner, who paased away alter a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Alma Paulin Nlewaehner, MDMIWDK MISS AMERICA furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. LOAFERS SIDI 4-10 _ _ __ $"7.99 THE SHOE BOX ,. ... ' .. . .., li,· l,i'1,1\!l! l,!,~l -1, 1'1 : \'i'1''1 ' :' ·I'• i 1~.~ 1'i11:,:: 1 · 1\·.,·~1, ~·· !I ··· ·t • .· I :1· , '· • 1 • • • 1 ··· ' ·"·' ' '''""· k , ,, 1 ,1 11, .• -. ·, , ·: '\ \, ,~, " 1 .. ' ', ' " ..1 C.hrnese ,.actJvlties on : A •.H.C. • FrigUI.ire • ~Eieetrl. • Gill..., • II.Mitiltoa. Hotp•i•t ~ llekU-... .• "-11Uifl • >N..-ge • ~ Pldlee t. .......... JICA Wltirlpeel ... SJ1nrl f•~• ~., W.-ttiaWha•e ·' .. co. -· J Mlddloport, 0. - -""·· -~ .. - -·· · ~- · · - ~-- -- V. S Representative Walter H. Moeller today recommended to the president that James M. Soulsby be an. r pointed postmaster at Pomeroy. 1 ing casualties on Indian forces. The note charged Chma Wilh I Brown w·IDS "unprovoked and aggressive ac- 1 lfl 1 Found Well Near Dump 11 B' w 1n •g ay Mueller said Sou lsby was one of three candidates for the appointment whose names were on the list of eti· II~lio~s bl b tt d t h' b th c· '] s ' ' su nu e 0 lin y . e lVI ervtce commi&o 1 ··Al l three candidates _ ~r. l eroy , is a member of the emer· Soulsby , Franklin M Rizer and gency squad and lire depari· ' John A. Milch - wert well qual- men! uni!S in Pomeroy and..,. ilied for lhe position of postmas- Uve in other civic organiza· 1 ter ." Moeller said. · My only I egret tions. He is a membet: of the that only , Pomeroy Masonic Lodge IlK, F. , one of the se fme men could be and A. M. ' 1 " IS SPRI~GFI~LD, 0 . fUP T· - ~ appomled to the position each I Clarence J. Brown .Jr. easily I won nomination Tuesday as the 1 by carl Hysell. It was reported I Ohio di striet. he appeared quite well, asking The 38·year-o!d Brown's . only for a drink of water. ; victory matches him agamst : Mr. Crews had been last seen I Democrat James Berry of Saturday evening by hi s son- ' Springfield in tht' Nov . 2 spe- I I . -' ...... 50 MI'}}I.Oll pl•}}s DI•Verted For Resa}e Ill • CleveIand . • in-law, Dewey Bentley. It was eial elect ion CLEVELAND (UPO - The Ohto State Board of reportedly shortly thereafter · . . Pharmacy reported Tuesday that as many as 50 mil11011 that Mr. Crews h•d wandered 1 The contest has, attracted' pills have been diverted from Cleveland hospitals for J'to ofl into a wooded area near his ~ 81 .100 ~ 1 atleullon as a possible sa!e to retail .stores during the past three years. borne. mdlcatwn ol trends m n ex l : None of the drugs involved was classified as a nar· Emergency squad men and year's congressional races. cotic . the state board said, but the millions of units of firemen from Rutland Middle- Brown's father represented drugs was valued at $500,-, port and t'omeroy, aided by the district in the House for 27 000 or more . . llhe.se store. . many other residents of the ' hears before Ius death Aug. 23. Dr. RupPrt Salisbury, stat.e l · Some Cleveland hosp1taJs do area, searched throughout Sun- ! Brown rol led up landslide rna- : ph;1r~ary board direct.or .. said this in perfect_ly g.~ .faith," .• . . day and Monday without su e- ' JOrities in seven of the e~ght f?ur _mspectors have heen m~es- ~ spokesman . sa1d. It IS not 11Drllllng of a combmed ml and cess for Mr. Crews. Over 100 I counties. losi ng onl~' Clark cou n-1llf!tll!~g thP Cleveland hosp1lal Je~al, but It amo~ts to somegas well on the former Lasley Rutland High school students ty to Slate Rep. Ctlarles Fry [Situation. . . 1thmg of an u~~!cal or under· Th e drug short age 1s believed · ground operation. . . estate property nas been com- were excused from school who lives ther e. pleted by Frazier Drilling com- Monday to assist in the search. ' Berry too had an easv time to result from the situation \ ~ne Clevela~d hospttal hired a k M'ddl 1 • • ' . · • • • · h · .1 t • pr1vate detectiVe to track down pany wor ers. 1 epurt emergency . res- 1 wmnm~:: his p~rtv 5 nod w11 h wh1rh perm11 s osptta s o pur .. "It appears the well is going cue squadmen wert! called at ! organization supp~rt over Jus· chase drugs at one-tenth to one-Ithe mLS~mg drugs, b.ut a s?Okes-to be a good one.'' said Roy !5:34 p.n Tuesday to take Mr. eph Shendan of Fairborn ' fifth of the rns t to retatl drug man satd. ~he ho~p1tal did ~ot Proffitt, Racine, part owner of ' Crews to veterans Memomil . i outlets. I ha_ ve sufficient. evtdence to untbe recently compltteo well. Lo- hospital. Hospital officials re-I 1 S'hus. hospitals reportedly are plica~e any or _Its employes. Cited just off the flood road be~ ported today hi s condition i!-1 SET BOBCAT DATE press ured to make a profit b~· Sahsbury sa~? the p~rmacy tween Lincoln Hill in Po91eroy satisfactqry. CHICAGO tUPil - Loyola St'lling their inexpensive drugs lboard wo~ld ~t henta~e .to and Middleport, the new well Meigs 'tounty Sheriff Robert University announced Tuesday to retail stores at a savings to I prosecu.~e tf outnght thef1 15 mls the third to be completed in C. Hartenbach , H.uthmd Mar- l it will meet Ohio University on· ·-- - - - -volved. the same area in recent months. shall Jorn Tiltis and relatives , Dec. 1l in Chicago Stadium in · f f• ----- Oil, Gas Well P1·omising I 1 Saigon L OS Two o1 tbe weiis have been of Mr. Crew expressed their the first game of a doubledrilled on the property owned appreciation today to all the : header that will pair \1iclngan by Conrad Ohlinger. A general ! persons ~he against San Franciseo m who joined in M 0 IOn Am erica • today the Meigo General Hospital Admissions - Bertha Rath· burn, Rutland. scene of the drilling area is •· search. second game. ' I Dischar!•S - Mrs. Fred bove whtle 1n the other photos, I 1 1 Jackson Middleport : Goldie Clen Clifford Williams, Syracuse, su· Veterans Memorial Hospital : CHINESE RAILHOAil . . co-ed 1 [ denin, Portland: Tom Kendperintendent of drilling opera- .Admissions - Jasper Dursl, l , . ! Nineteen year o~d a· 1ricks. Rutland. tions, checks 8 water-gas mix· Middleport; Nellie Frizzle Reeds 1 DAR ES SAL1\AM. _ranzan1a ter spending 45 m1nates mak----~ lure shortly arter the well was ville; Joseph Fife. Portland ; (UP! I - PreS>dent Juh us Nyer up.. her face: I WEATHER fracured (top) and Mr Prof· Peggy Davis, Kanauga. Mabel ere sa1d - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- -- fitt, pari-owne; of this ~ell. is shown at left. _Sentinel PhoII TO PARTICPATE Ike Will be in tos. · The Rutland Red Devils Fg. . ture Fannero ol America FUty·lour bospttala will Atheno October 5 I i 0 To Postal Posf edge of the Rutland town dump I '"ndidates in the Southwe""" against Viet Cong tunnel out< in South VIet Nam. T h Cflmmanders IBid tear 118 is h1mane way of OWJhlng troops out of the tunnels out hurtllll! women and ohlld·l ren hiding with lbem. -· ~ 1 tht> ban on the u11e of tear f6••• ••r•• ""••• ' A t t or P'no1n men r ! Rep. ~oeller also annouochad sought .'' lhe loth district ed he has recommended that R. congressman added . E. Pickens, now 1 clerk in the An Ill-year-old Rutland man Republi_can candidate to sue- \ After Soulsby's nomination is I Pomeroy pos~, be ..transferwho had been missing since last ' ceed his late father in Con- conf1~med by the ·~ · S. Senate, red to the pos:~tlon af rvll car· Saturday _ and was the object \ gress. he w1H succee~ Actmg Pos.tmas·l ner. . . of an intensive search - was The Urbana newspaper pub- , ter Charles D1ehl, accordmg to The application of both Souls-. found alive Tuesd11y evening l.isher. in his f~rst h1d f,;r pub- Moeller. . by and Pi~kens were endorsed aear the village. he oHice. ran m a s_tyle that Soulsby IS co-manage1_· o! the [ ~Y the Me.Jg& Couny.Democrat· The missing man, Leroy would ha\'e made h1 s father Kroger Company stiY.'e m Pom- 1c Execut1ve comrruttee. Crews, was found Sitting at the proud in troundng five other - ··- · have asKed Washington to rei•a•t Seleet , . _ Uzw.,.. eleetrle ttlr,_ ,,.._ . . . ,.._ • • - eleet#'ie eppll•- ,_,_• : our late hour China would respond 1 _The call "'·as_for 1.529 J)bysl· to India's call fo peae cmns, 350 dent•sts and 100 vetShastri spoke ~ler ~- n d i a erlnarians. It curn(lart"d to the brushed aside Chinese claims [ draft of 852 doctors last Janthat Indian troops had disman- l uary and l,(KKI in January tied military installalons along 1 1984. Tbe department said the the Himalyan frontier. An of. call was necessary to " provide the health services ~ ficial Indian note delivered to I quired for the incrrasc in the the Chinese embassy here Tues- 1 day ni·giJt accused Ch>'nese · a{'tive armed fon·t·s." troops of seizing two border po- ; ~ sitions inside India and infhct.- : · SAIGON IUPI) - AIUed lorces <arrylng out a search and stroy mbsion ~ miles northtest of Sall"n captured abandoned VIet Cong hosllllal \ and an ammunition lactory, u. S. military spokesman reported toolght, . Huge 852 jets !rom bombed ouapecled Communist I concentrations 211 miles oorth Saigon today in their 10th of the war while U. S. Navy Air Force planes struck deep Into North Viet Nam with at. tacks ou bridges, boats and oth· Ret! Devito FFA IWit&lll Offleen IV .J Detense Department request- ed Selective Smicr today to draft 1,979 dm·tors. denti~ts, 1 1\ll.SSI·ng~- Man - ---1 Nominati'on • .~1 1 said U. S. military authorities Wednesday at the Ullmen Funeral Home In Kettering. Mrs. Weber has been with her sister for lbe past several days, concern -Th~ ! 1 MACKINAC ISLA:fD, MICH. !', -Ohio Gov. James A. Rhode• prqposed Tuesday at tho Midwest GQvernoro Conlerenco 1 resolulkiD 01lling lor 1 break to lndlvlduols who llotliJfl!told hO]p, RhodeJ Jlld Jucb a ochome · would . Oll(.'IIOr&gO hlrinl thooe who Ond II dlffic!lll to hold jo~ In a coi'hpe!IUve market. The 1nggestlon wu over-to various state welfare rector! lor study. Reliable sources In that the government VIews Wi th grave (UP I borders. . -• vetermanans · · · .. t auu start·mg 1A . Th e Ind1an pnme miDIS er J said he hop('d that even 1:1L this 1 anuary. . er communications. sister of Mrs. James Weber. Funeral services will be held Bock To Sct-1 With ~ouse Allies Capture Abandoned V-C War Facilities ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY RETURNS TO 8TUDIE8 1J~~ION\ •. overs and cardigans - see HyseU also took two of the scouts to Rutland Sunday evening aDd Monday morning to as!rist in the hunt for Mr. Leroy Crew who I• missing. Richard (Rick) OUer has returned to Miami University at Oxford, where be will enter his junior year, majoring in chemcal engineering. He resides at the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oiler and son, Seven, accompanied him there. :!~f" ~.\ th~~~~~a~eftar:~~ I-;:~;~~1~N I county. s0 u l sb nas M0 d' 1 I, these beautiful sweaters Plans hav~ been .made to serve an election day dmner and I to hold a rummage sale, both ! as fund raising activities, by the Deac?ns and ~acone~ses of the Ml.ddleport F1rst Uruted Presbyletlan Church. . PhMrll~· Karl ?wen and Miss y 111 Joach1m are co-chairmen for the dinner to be served at 5 . 6·30 T t tl plans are t~ s~n:; theeo :u~~ mage sale in October with Mrs. Russell Lyons and Mrs. Edward Burkett in charge =-.:.:::::;~!_·:__ Mr. and Mrs. James Kitchen ~nd daughters, Debbie and Dell· Jse. . Miss Suzanne Bradbury andJ Miss Christine BAHR Rio Grand College freshmen, spent the You will want several of I ·' Council early today calling for Kashmir. 1 cheering, desk • pounding l..:.__ _ __ CAMBRIDGE, omo- THE IJnl~ Klan• of America bas ohlned a rally srheduled this weekend In northern Franklin County to a farm south of bere. FlyllD Harvey ol Grove City, grand dragon o' tha United Klans In Ohio, confirmed tbe meeting Friday through Sun· day will be moved to Guernsey i I 1 In the same Parliament the cease-fire by 6 p. m. EDT. Shastri called upon the lndl· Shastrl said today Indian speech today, Shastri ordered \ " Ultimate ly India and Pakis an military to .be ever vigilant troops have been ordered Indian troops to observe a cease · tan will have to live together to meet the Chmese CommWlilt to drive Chinese Commun- fire in the war w1th Pakistan 1as good neighborr,'' Shastri said. 1 threat from the ~: . ist forces from border areas beginning at 3:30 a. m. Thurs- 1 Shastn also announced that "We have to remam ¥Igtlant in the Himalayas . day India time. That would India had accepted Soviet Pre- all along the frontier," Shas-"Our armed forces have 1 comply with the Indian - Paki- :. mier Alexei N. Kosygin 's offer tri said. He !iBid that Indill i1 been instructed to repel the stan agreement announced in ! of mediation to help solve the prepared to meet "even thil aggressor," Shastri told a the United Nations Securlly I India • Pakistan dispute over bigger challenge." NEW DELHI - INDIA TO· day denied Communist Chinese claims that its troops had dismantled ony military installll· lions along the Himalayan !rootier. An official India note ac· cused Chinese troop!! of seizing two border positions inside India and inflicting casualties on Indian wHee. India t>llarged China with "unprovoked and aggressive activities." sweaters Plan Rummage Sale, Election Din11er na, Dallas, and Duane spent Leader and Star Scout Jan The Rev. Howard Rup~ll has Sunday at Duw Lake for a pic- Long; Star Scout Richard Gil announcod that World Wide mc outmg. key; first class scout Larry Communion Day will be OctoMr. and Mrs. William Diltz of Grogan·' second class scnut Ri- ber 3.Mrs E. 0 Tewsnry kb Colh th .. . urn us spent e weekend chard Hawley and Tenderfoot Fred Lewis and Rev. Ruppeti with Mr. and Mr~. C. R. Young. scouts. David Fife. .Mark attended committee meetings In They came ~sp.eclally to see Mr . French, Roger Pickens and Ron· Wellston last week for the ScloYoung who IS til at hit home ln 1nle Lewis. 1 to Presbytery Middleport. . The scouts are meeting each ____ Mrs. Robert Reibel return- Tuesday evening at 7 p. m. in ed to her home Sunday after the basement of the Middleport spendmg the week m Chillicothe Library. All scouls are urged with her daughter and lamily, to attend each meeting. Mr. Frigidaire Jet Action Washers have a -- Boy Scout Troop 245 of Middleport received a first place red, white and blue ribbon award for its partic~pat.ion in the annual M.G.M. District Fall Camporee at Camp Klashuta, at Chester, Sept. 10.11-12. The troop won the ribbon for displaying scout craft skills in cooking. The troop camp leader was Lewis Long, Institution- NEW DELID (UP!) - ' tiviUes. " Prime Minister Lal Bahadur -- roop 245 turned lo his home from Holzer For Camping Skills Hospital where he had been a medical patient this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones visited Sunday in Athens with their daughter, Barbara, and in Shade with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wingett and Mr. E. w. Jones. .Mrs. Orin Smith and Mrs. James Jividen visited recently in Gallipolis with Ina Rice who had hip surgery this summer. She is slowly Jmproving. STRONG NORTH WINDS whipped another snow storm down the Rockies and pashed a snaking belt of beavy thunderstorms eastward today, lbe last full day of summer. Floods kept thollSSndlt of persons !rom their home in the Midlands. Violent rain storms on ttLe Southern Plains and bitter, wintery weather in the central 1\ockleo have claimed the lives of at least 16 persons in the past few days. ,.··? neaut; Mr. and Mrs. Rov GilliR d d ian, Bill, Bud, Margie, Tim and ewar e , Tom, Chesler. Mr. Noah Haskins has re · We've Got Something to Offer ••• the WORLD 1 High School athlete, is working Mrs.' Richar; Ch~e anJ·dau:::t. out with the Freshman team at ers Annette and M011 A Marshall M' . Y nn, • alta, B11l Baumgardner, Con- Around And About Iw Chinese Ordered Driven Off From Contested Sikkam Line ID I '' ·flf at ~" ! . From Medina were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill, Jean, Diane, MR AND MRS L IS D • • OU IEHL ~ Indians Detennined ••• I' Mrs. Francis GiUilan, son, Glenny, and granddaughter, Debbie. Debbie is Mrs. Beaver's greot great granddanghter. From Columbus Were Mr. and lllrs. Herman Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill, Judy; Barbara, Fannie Lee, Donna, Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Linda and Mike, and Betty Gil· lilsn. Pcmeroy . . VOl XVII NO. 132 Attending !rom Canton were Mainly About People In enttn\ ~ at y e · Jimmy and !Jnda, Pomeroy. The birthdays ol Mr. Orin Saturday evening. Mr. . an4 Smith and his grandson, Joe Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum eDter> Rosenbaum, were observed on tained in honor of their grando Sunday with a dinner at the son, Joe, at their bome oa home Dl Mr. and Mrs. Smith Lincoln Hgts. In Pomeroy wllll in Middleport. Joe, 9, was horn Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rosenbaum on his grandfather's birthday. and family a!Bo attending. · • • Guests were Joe's parentt anti Two Birthdnya are family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ro"' · Ob•erved on Sunday enbaum and children, Douglao, ·- ~-ForElsen-~ od their new officers 11 7,30 p. · clpate Ia the Ohio m. Wedneaday. ucatlon network of the They .,. Perry Slate University College of ber !rom Oct 18 to April d " Roa today Comrnumst Trahy, Pomeroy: Leroy Crews, Chma has offered to pay Cao you set my make- \ the: Rutland; Clarinda Cooper Port- entire cost of construction ol a 1 up" 4 Friend: No." I CloDdy. warm, bumld tbrotll. Tbru1day. SCattered ouppo1- 1 Bh~en tbuocler lllnd. ' rail link between Tanzania and Co-ed: You're DOl alleruooD or evetJinC. Dbcbarges - wanda Hum- Zambia. \ ed to." W•ndy today; low tonight !f.'IJ. phreys Pomeroy: Chesler Roush =::::::_________;_:=.:::___ _ _ _ _ _ _c__~~_.:_~---=-- wood,~; ~~C~~- Mason c0Unty Educa tiona • }PIan Approved ATHENS, Ohio (UPIJ PLAN BAKE SALE 1Pomer Da 1 O'De mer President Dwight D. Th H Le I . , Va. rr;lanley · will be here Oct 5, • ome ague adies of Racine· Jam ' p 11 N H ' , to receive an honorary doctor the Salvation Army will hold a . · . "" . owe , ew •· . proal ent; or 8.;~ , Center for ConUnulng· of humane letters degree at the \ bake sale Friday !rom 9 a. m. ;en. Belinda Fitch Portland; PT. PLEASANT Mason :with the new programs. State I according to what new plalll presiden~ sh, Pace, director of ttte co~ opening fall convocation at Ohio j until 3 p. m. at the Davit- oyce Haggy, Pomeroy; L• e County's plan for expaodmg ed- ' Superintendent Smith commend· they undertake . ur~rk R nelatbeY . t e r accOrding to Dr. · University the university an- W•mer Insurance olftce. Home- \ Rutland; David Roush, I ucallonal offerings in ils pub· I ed the work of County Super in-~· The Mason Counly plan In tltl an ter named· Medical Educatton. Ons or the nounced tbday. made pies and bread will bl! ' c ne. lie schools in the areas of Ian· tendenl MilliJll Blirdelle and hiS t areas is desigued to lmRulland Clrapter ol member hospitals Is the Key spealter lor the event. sold. TO PROBE DIVORCE guage arts end social studies staff for the planmng and work the Ianauagee arlo and Future Farmert o1 America. polio Medical Center Hospital. which lo open to the public will \ Metgs Counly Common Pleas has _been approved by State Su· put into the plan . . socialiiiUdles olleriDP tltrotlP Everett Holcomb b Fourteen radio stotlons be Obio · University Presidenf TEN GIVE BLOOD Court Judge John C. Bacon has penntendenl of Schools Rex M. Also ..tbe State Supermtend- an uteaaiYO m-Ytee traJD. The nell meeting will be carry tho prosram, which Dr. Vernon R. Alden, who will . ordered. Allen C. Hill to pro- South. . ' ent pomted oot that the. money ing program fOi' lbe teachen ID lblni Wednesday In October. lnates on Ohio State's his annual message Ten Meigs County residents ceed With an mvest1gation ol The new undertakmgs, under received by the .Count) under these two - • · , , from the president. donated blood at Veterans Mem- a divorce action by Thelma the State De1Jartment of Educa- Ute CEP appropnalio~ by th~ . ----orial Hospital Friday night for Jean Powell against Larry Mil· lions Comprehensive Education- Legislature IS only ' stimulus Stxteell periOill made up the TJT(YS TRAVBELB weAL TEMPS cWOW!I Edward Vannoy of Grants- ton PowelL In another action, al Program approach will in- money and wouldn't begm to Councy CUrriculum Coundlbolll -BELGRADE (UP!) - Yu•,..l FAIRFIELD STATIONtemperature In Pomeroy's ville, W. Va., who was falally a divorce petition by Pauline volve 115 teach••• and 6,021 pay for the projects. The Legis· ed by Jessie ~ulh llulltet. All temperatures - high I buslneos district at 11:~ a.m. injured in an occident on 1 IU Mae Pack against James Okey pupils in !n'ades l throurh I! lature. m approving the CEP 55 of lbe llate I CJIIIIII!tl_haw 1Iav Prelldelll Mll'lhal loft 1'eldly by II'IID for llll; low 1111. Wedneoday wu f18 degrees under...,. pipeline project in llt!itt CoJm. Pact has been dlsmiased on The County will rece!ve ap-1set aside ooe milUon dollars _to subm!ttecl plaDI Ia . a djlcl .,...F,. lllfllcalloa CII tltl plctia!IU, proximatecy ,u,ao~~.u to usla i bo ~~loUted to lht 55 counties mao tlllder tltl • llvNl)' ~· Yllil r.ewrllh: :0"1 The":: ~ O::t'1s P~~ve 1 The . ... »;: .... _ .,. ,, ;, • i • '!'·· : . ,.~. ,·~ � 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. 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