http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6689f31ea85ea6f01104262cefefd943.pdf a3e78dc713b32038d2236ea74161f4ea PDF Text Text 4 ' l A .d s h l Mi. • r.es Baptist Cirches andwl'I t~ . Frank~hees~? s~RCASC!~Sl?t~~. !m. fiRST QUALITY lEGULAR '-1•1~ St ;t 18 Certified Oil tN Mrs The schoollunc progrwn I lh . . nd f . . _ and Mrs. John Kauff as hostess- The Dorc111 CricJe met a e g_lfts for home " . orelgn ~~: es and o ned with prayer by borne of Mrs. Dana Hanun on 9 s~onanes _wehre 'rJ-~Cts list] th~ chairman: Mrs. Manning Third-av., with Mrs. t.:narles circles of t e ms ap . K .I Bennett chairman presiding ' ' church in Middleport Tuesdav- · ues. aoo g1vmg lilt opt:Jllll& 1-''"ytr. Station evening. ~ The White Cross quota for , .. . . . . . . 11 3 P eign wu~ lloDS 1'~ · Lat.t:n J,jjnJCt'~rom li-IoDsLUeg.ave devoomero'f ThisLOVEJOY Circle metCIRCLE at lhe church fnr read andand the home circle asKJJigs made plans DOO.Ii.lt:L, ~.._...;__ _:;.::;.:.,__..___.-._=·- ----=•IJI to .send a box of fuod to Dr. Mrs. Lawrence Norton, 1; and missionaries in India. They planned also to remember Mrs. INorton and her daughter, Priscilia, on their birthdays in October. Families or the church - - ...1 r are reminded to briM f•~o:"· "r the box t.o the chUrch Sunday , Sept. 24 to be prepart:d for shipment. . A Christmas box also will be sent to the Norton family. The devotional period was given by Mr s. Kloes who read scripture from Malthew. Mrs. P au I Sm_art presented the study rna~~nal taken from the ~k, The Church Not Made Wlth Hands." Durins the business meeting Mainly About PPeoompleero1yn ary, was rea d and -.·he missionaries in India. places were to be sent to · hospitals. A salad course was served by Mrs. Owen to thos~ attendng including Mrs. Willis Mrs. thony Mrs. Bodimer, u410IU Around And About Middleport .lld.u. t.t•u:r~ wcte n::tW ut.~ou ~H_,. .1\Uilan n.vme llllSSlonary ~d . , u~.~ in ntla v:J , 1, _ "'IU .. , .t$eU1au 1ucLoy 1orta,Mn uu:'l:iuJt.W.)' Mr. and Mrs. William Koesel returned to their home in Cleveland Tuesday after a ~veral days visit wit h her mo tl"ter Mrs. Welby Whaley. . Mrs. Welby Whaley, Mrs. WJlllam Koesel and Mrs. Karl IGrueser visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Gladys Cuckler at Holzer hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Koesel and Mrs. Welby Whaley were Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gn:E>ser and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentz and son, Eric, of Racine, v1J.il· ed recently with her, mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford and son. Cecil. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Teaford Japan. ' lace Bradford are her 1 ue t.:u:de voted to seno a and brother-in-law, Mr. giJL 01 ft~ w L\'1, _,.- ,~.LC'-'1>)' 10r Mrs. Hobert Shields ol "''"""•II ~._..nn.sLmas. '!'nt wnae '-'ross Fla. They are also visiting quota was rCI::i.d. IJy lV!.rli , .t.;p.z.. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whaley ~~.uem ~Javen. lnt cu-c1.e vu~-eu other relatives in the county. II Lo i:ODtrwuu: ~ monUil)' lo Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew lh•~~-~ w~e md- L11e sc.:11001 mncu pr~n:ull •u u r - in Gallipoli11 Wednesday to the . home missi~nary, ;se_ tty IDK I.Jlt: sctaooJ )lear. sist Mrs. Roena Martin ~o'r,.; :~:i[l Kllhan _of the_Weirton chnstlan .... ueiiSt:n cuu, : ; t was served terville in leaving the m Home m Werrton, W. Va. and by Mn. rtamm wno was asst~~- following several davs there Mrs._ Fl_orence Rhodes who was w uy uer meet: l\l!f:i . .uaLt waJ- observation and tre~tment. hOS?1tahzed recently. A round bw-n. Altenwng ~~~~rt: 1wu·::;. Lll- son and daughter,in-law, ~r. robm card was sent . to Mrs. !Jan Mt.:lihee Mrs. Jamt.:e nd M 0 lias Snvder of EuGr~ce ~ysell, a pa~lent at lrwos, ml ::.. ~Jyuc I'Y~uren- :lid, a~~ c~me to - help. MeJgs General Hospital. A ner, J\IJrs. I)Javen, M.rs. Lnant:~ Pvt. Barbara ·Ftoffner, who I ter _ was read _from lhe wnne, JVJrs . .tSeuJali Wmte, 1\'ll"S. recently completed her l>asic' i farmly m rlt"d:a. a .t'earJ huu.man, :\'1rs. Jonn training at Fort McClelland, A ~esse cours~ w s Scme::;, l'lu::;. narry noud.a~ut:JL Ala has been the guest of ner I by t e hdoste_ s tsesh ?md a ana wm;, Hamm w1tn one gueat aunl' and uncle, Mr. and Mrs 1 decorate WI vane .SUe lmbOOen. Joe Bishop She has !eft I snapdragons from the Kauff .ta.t.\...fA CffiCLE . . · · t Snn ' d n While tapers and for methcal trammg a . ~B carned. ou t th e I The EJecta Ian.d . mm~ , ..Circle. met . . at the Francisco · cam · She was takh hornt: Ul JWU ::> . mcJJa.~u vwen, en to Parkersburg by Mr. and edi~e. M Smart .N. Third Ave. ,wiUl the optn· Mrs Bishop where she went I orAtslcenngwere rs. , . Ill · ' M Kl M mg prayer t:ly M.r!:i. er .nooJ- by plane. I I Mrs. Koelsf. '!rsrs. J h mt:r. UevutJona entitled, 'Save Mrs. Verrmn Weber i!l snb- 1 rs. au , ,~ . o n the p J ,, Mrs. c. P. Bradbury, Mrs. ee mgs, were K'ven uy stituting in the Rutland ~h JOI ~ ' I Jacob Turner, Mrs. Lera Jones Mrs. Jo~;: Wilson, Jr ., mcludmK , this week. I d sl M J B scnpture Lakt:n Jrum rtomao.;:;. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton an ague , rs. . . h . 1 ld n<l 11 mother of Mrs. Cheesebrew. T e Circe vo e to se &I ~ were in YounRstown over ~------.-...-=---....-. 1 W me wreJ.gn Jnlli::ilODa.ry, o~w.u-s . weekend to ~ :5: it her br J~her Lawrence Norton and her and 111 ister-in-:9w. Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Priscilla on their Leverett Roush While birthdays in October and to the birthdav anniversary or j\1r send a Christmas box to lhe ! Roush was' ')bserved. d R. L. Gottbardt returne TueS>iay Warren waug • s ~his home In Columbus DISCHARGED: Mrs. Reihl after spending several Erwin, Southside; Helen Mao with Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Nelson,· 1\.utland. . Mr~. Raymond Pullins Jr. olrJ ~~:_::::::::::~---Thurston and Mrs. Alva Hlte has accepted 1 position et the Balttmore visitedMrs.,::::,:~~:~~~~~;;;;;;;;;~ with Mr. and hospital. Picture )'W"SeU walking 011 mi,llions of lioy air bobbles. Comforlabte~ You re l'lal~ l ~_g m 6reathin' Brushed Pigskin• Hus~ Puppres 10 casuals! Tllese micro-cellular crepe soles put aew spriRg ill yotJr step. And Mom, these non· 11131kine soles wiH knp y(IUI floors fre sh klfller. But !bat's ooly ~If 1he story! e Wlltr - ' 11iJ JJ~~Iflllf • C/1111 Mill Ni!t IJrmi(lf •L;~ ctlllf«t •SIMI $ltd lot !!!"'- Select Your Dutch Flower Bulbs Now MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 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SALE $148 00 Visit tho 3rd Floor Furniture Dopt. and ooo tho lorgo ooloclion of Kroohlor Living Room Suit.. now on Nil. eWe Give You A Good Trade In On Your Old One MENS :::.~' SHOES DINETTE SETS e Why Buy Where You Have A Doubt Of Yollr Service Repair? Get Red Carpet Service Here! ; VISIT ELBERFELDS 3rd FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Arnold Gr1te Rutland, 0. FOR YOUR BEST VALUES IN BEDROOM and DINING ROOM FURNITURE You ctn buy 1 beautiful I pie~ ·dlneltt aet fer • snm- MIDDLEPORT * * * * * * * * ~ FIVE CENTS •• am .' ' -- I * • It was lhe first report of vio- any attack by Pakistan would Vie! Cong tn a savage battle Fleets o1 Air Force and Na'J' lations since the cease-rire went be met with "'full delerminatmn near Qui Nhon. It was one of planes ranged over Comtn11nl$t into effect 1:1t 3:30 -il .m. Indian and force.'' · the biggest Victory claims of the North VieL Nam hittblg CoJD. time Thursday (6 p.m. EDT Speaking to India's millions war. munist barracks, tll'idges · IDII Wednesday). over All-India radio, Shaf.tri U.S. and Vietnamese troops transportation target1. The India statement said the said the cease-fire had not re- Ikilled 91 other guerrillas in a Ooe American p1a~ wu Jost Pakistani vi~lations r a o g e d moved Ule threat of war on the I series of s~p skirmishes. ~ay - a_propeller driven Sky· from Kashmir on the northern subcontinent. He sai·i l1'dia l U. S. Arr Force B52s from ratder whxch crashed into tbt end of the border with West must be prepared for an aUack l Guam struck again today, bom· South China Sea shortly aft. Pakistan to the Rajasthan by Communist China. 1bing Red concentrations in the taking off from Cbu Lal air!Sind deserO area to the Meanwhile, South Vietnamese C~mmunist "iron _triangle" 20!· field near Da Nq. The pUat south. forces reported today in Saigon rmles north of Saigon for the was rescued almost lmmediat• II said Pakistani forces w~e lhey had killed more tban tiOO second time In three days.jly by a Marine Heli<optor. seen digging trenches in the Jhangar area. India reported that an Investigating team of U.N. ob~er v rrs · confirmed that Pakistani ran8ers attacked an Indian constabulary post at Asutar Th ursday after the cease-fire became ef· fective. Asutar i11 in the Rajasthan area about 52 miles n0rth· west of Jaisalmer. Indian Prime Mimster Lal Bahadur Shastri said Thursday oight India would ho110r the cease-fire that he warned that Give Green Light For Easements in !Sewerage Project * * * 1 Auction in Late 0ctober JsAnnounced '.: • Non-Teachers " Win Pay Hike In Southern preIate says 0Id Jdeas O£ Heaven, HeII 0ut 0£Date • ed In• FOur Fm County Court at ' -~ l)t: 1 gr:..u- L Farm Science programs Here ' · :re ffici Early American, Modem, Traditional, Italian and Styles. MILL r' Se'!: I'J.berfelds 2nd Floor FurPitute Dept. There are more than 20 dUferent combinations of tables and chairs on ~ale. Seta with 4 chairs, t1 chairs and 8 chain. Bronze and brass or chrome. Round and rectangular ex\enslon tablet, drop leaf tables. AS LOW AS RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4211 ., * * * WORLD ~6-00 ,, Floyd G. Browne and Associates, Marion engineering firm , was authorized Thursday rught to proceed to obtam easements and rights of way for Mlddleport'i A'l'l'ACK BY RIVER - Grace Episcopal church, E. forced main sewer interceptor system. JOHN SHASTEEN Maln-et, Pomeroy, haa been hit by many (!oods, but one Town council, in a special session with the Board ..... John 1•• Sbastet:· §OD of of the worst came in 1937. Above Is a print from faded of PubUc Affairs, C. 0 . Fishpicture taken of the church during that flood . There WASIIINGTON (UP!) - The Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Sbas-- er, president and mayor- lirm, retained by Ml4dleport 11are seven feet of water In the sanctuary. United States has made a new teen ol Uncoln Dr., Pome- elect, "pproved the action. as engmeerm& counsel, wiD prodisarmament proposal to the roy,_has ~o.mpleted bls Army 1l followed a preliminary re- ceed at once to seek easementl Russians which, if accepted, Bas1c lraiDJDK at Fort Knox, port on the problems involved and ri&~ts of wa)'. -· " would be tbe world 's first step Kf. Sbasteen, wbo is married with particular attention paid CQUDCll has authGrized lnu.. pao~ iuJd.P*ftll members ol 'Brleo, Morton Tttllll and Mar. toward reducing nuclear arse- to the tormr Barbara Wendle ito the properties from the end 1 anct of $515,000 ill aewer rtt· 11 &tatloood al Fort Leonard i of Beech-sl to rlle proposed sitel enuo benill, to..lie reduced !If :he Gn e Episcopal Church pret Story. A llOCial hour will nals. 1of the lagoon below Hobson. whatever federal or atber ~IU pther Saturday and Sun- follow. The proposal, In ambassador Wood , Mo. : The interceptor system will gr~m ts·ln - aid are received, lO clay to cet!!brate the building Ill Centennial arrangements, tnArthur J. Goldberg's speech to ·ex! end from the north copora· bwld the system. ~~--.~~~~~. tbe~~~-ThursdQ, btgun 100 years a10. have been arranged by Mrs. called for "demonstrated d•·· : tion line through Middleport,' Board of Public Affairs memThe program of events lor W. Palrick Locbary, assisted struction" by the United States 1 fronting the river. The Browne bers attending were Mr. Fisb___ er, Don E. Mulleo and Rid> the CornerstOne Centennial be- by Mrs. Frederick Crow, Jr., and Russia of a "sutlsta.nlial , Iard Gress, and councilmen pres· gins with I eandlelight service and Mrs. H. 0. Ewing. Bannumber" of their nuclear weaent were Roger Morean, Wayne o Even~ong and Holy Baptism quet plans have been supervis pons. . . t I Gibbons, Clifford Stumbo, Jolm at 5:30 p. m. Saturday, follow- ed by Mrs. A. R. Knight, presi. ' : '" The flsstonable material In-, Zerkle and George llal<er IIIII ed by. covered dish bullet din- dent of the Episcopal Church- A UTTLE GOTHIC GEM - Grace Episcopal church aid~ the ld weapo~s. Goldberg' I · Mayr.r Lee Srnllh. ner in die parish house. After- women. E. Main, Pomeroy, designed by famous mid-19th CenturY ~~ ' wou be a~sferred to I ward, returning cl~gy and Following is the_-most co~- Architect William Tinsley of Cincinnati, begun 100 years ~a~elul purpose~. Soulhern Local Ath let ic members of the pansh will he plete and authenticated h1s- ago and completed in 1868, has withstood weather and · · source~ said t~e propo- Boosters Thursday mgh! :'It introduced and the ups and[tory available of the church, ffooding for a century without serious decay. Today it is ~ ~as one ftrst consldert!d_by the high school planned an auri downll of the church will be titled by its authors. "A Look repeatedly termed "cl little Gothic gem" by architects. TI eslt~n~ Johns~n last sp~mg. tion in late (kttober as une of , , 1e c Ie executive ~as sa1d 10 its projects to raise mom·y m recalled. l' 1Backward and Forward." The Rt. Rev. Roger W. Blan-1 bave, planned to ~veil 1t at the its fund raJsmg dnv e. chard, Bishop of Southern Oh<o, On the 21st ol March, early U.N. s ZOih anmversary meet- The auction was tentative ly wlll atend these festivities and Spring in the year 18t2, ten mg m San Fra~cJsco m June, 1scheduled for Saturday, OcloSunday morning at 10:30 will pioneers from Massachusetts but changed h1s plans alter Iber 30 , with Jlm c,1 r:-~ .3 , 1 p1eaeh, celebrate the HoI y and Vermont met iJl the little word leaked out. as auctioneer. George Cund11f Commmlion, and confirm as settlement they had founded on ' In ~ne sense the proposal was and Bob Harden were named Non-teaching employ• at new members, Mr. and Mrs. lhe Ohio River (later named 1 VATICAN CITY (UPI) - An Ecumenical Connell lhe l<rst by the Uruted States I c!Kh•irmen. Comm1ltltemen ID Soutbern Local School district TheJ:OOD JohnllOD, Patrick 0- (Continued on page 2) prelate today suggested the old church view of Heaven cadllmg lolr a dspeclfic step tow- each tocailty ol the school dt ~ BILLY JEWELL were awarded a $10 moolhl! · - -- and hell ''is out of date in an interplanetary age" ar nuc ear Jsarmament · 11 •·· ed 11 raise and state minimum 111B l . B' h A dre Ch fN d. th b The standard Sovtet a~swer tnct WI _announc nex Airm an William K. JeweU, e gm IS op n arue o amur rna e e o - lo Thursday evemng son of Mrs Doris E Jewell ol ary lor teachers was adoptet servation in debate of a document "On the Church in the ~~mosht 0 ~"~hmtenm pro~ Ma!:iOn F1sher president, pre- 740 E M~in St ·Pomeroy in a meeting of tbe .scbooi 'I over:w hemmgy 1 · 1 en dorse d sa~ as =n t at they were • · ., • boa d Th Mod ern World ." Th e _councl. NOT reall dl!larmame . sided when donahons fr o ml haa been selected lor training r ursday Dight at &bt the document as a_ basis for discussiOn by a vote of 2,111 they d!dy NOT reach ntlo t~~ individuals and busmess places at Sheppard AFB, Tet., as aa high school. to 4B4 a!l"li outnodced m St. Pet. ld heart of the problem lor the current money - ra1smg1 Air Force aircraft maiateo- The board's only sceptlom ers as1 ca ay. wor . , · . program were turned m to ance specialist A 1 ~ d to the minimum teacher's 18.1Foor persoos were lined thls i Bishop Charue's criticism There were 1% speakers tn Goldberg 8 proposal, admmlS· Tre Robert Cozart 1 . ary Sf:hedule were to tPW! $1, p · 1 morning In Meigs County court Itied In wl_th suggesti_ons made aU who agreed that the docu-1trahon offklals _said, was draft- F~:e~f the arne l>eteween :!e ::Ceo~lmt"r:m ~~ sc .I. 700 instead of $3,400 for beginIn by Judge Frank w. Porter, Jr. by SO mE' bJ~twp~ preV)OUSly that ~twas oversimple ill tts solu-1~n to meet this S<)VJet ObjeC· Southwestern a!d Southern ! training ar Llc~od d ~!~~ Ding teachers, $4:,950 instead al 'lbey were Ted Thompson, I the churchs dxscussJon of the 1on.s of modern problems. The · were shown by Asst. Football I Tex. $4,900 for teacber11 with flYtthe $25 and costs on a charge oi l modern world should consider vote taken Thursday but only Coa h Mke Popp years service and 1&.150 iasteod carrying • concealed weapoo: the space age and even the pos- 1announced lhi• morning. •howor 15.100 for teacbors with _ Luther B. Caldwell, 110 and sibility ol Intelligent creatures ,ed, however, lhey were enthll!lOhio Schools Get tor's deerees. th ~--•· · · kl .probl .Marines Attract I costs lor !allure to yield the o o ~ P•ru~~. tasllc to tac e woe em. "4 9 •68 000 . Aid The board also bired Jamos right ol way; Robert A. Gar- Bisbop Cbarue'o pella! ..... Three Area Men .. . -·· ' In PattersOn and lloward Sa • ner, Jr., '11) and 005ts ror ~ lhat Ia an age of space explor- 1 Three area men en!\sting in 1 _WASHl~GTON WPIJ - Ohio as bus drivers. Atteading WASHINGTON - SEN. J. speed too great lor road COndi··r alloo lbe lradtllooal pbysctsl [ 12 Servicemen Die The detailed programs ol the the u. s. Marine Corps are ' w1ll recet ve $49,168.1100 in led- Executive Read Rclllald Deom. Wilham Fulbrl&bl'a UDWlUal re- tionJ, and Junior Lee, $5 and view o1 Paradloe Io the sky lo In Tokyo Area Fire Ohio State Farm Science Re- i Tom Hysell, son of Mr. and ~Irs. era I lunds. under lhe Elemen- Clerk Paul Beegle and members fusal ~ 1314 vote t:Wor t-oo 1~ ~~ costa, defective muffler. i no lollger·subtle ener~y fbeor _ view are now available ati Lyle w. Hysell of Hamsonv1l1c, tary and Secondary_ Education John Fisher. president; JGI Senate I · D ~.... Pomeroy High school stud- moden man's reli&IOUJ · TOKYO IUPil - F1re swtpt the Co ty Ext . Off C now in recrmt trammg at San Act srgned by Prestdent John- Stobart, Thomas Sayre, Geoe money blU aerved II a renew· ents attending the sesston were Uefs. . I through a closely guarded U. S. E. BJ:!slee ~~s~~n Ex:~;io~ Diego ; Charles E. ~ayes Galli- son Thursday. Yost and Georp Baer ed wamlq today tel the admln· Sandy Hendricks, Shrtey Bas- In ccmlract, Italian BIShop Navy communlcattons center agent said ~ay. Y pohs, to begin active duty Ort. This will be broken down ln• Jstratloa that Congress wanta • let', Beverly Aleshire, Darla Giuseppe Waralln~ ol Veroll! near Tokyo today, tflllng a The copy of the program lists 6, a !965 graduate of Gallia to 139.577,1100 for educationally revised old pi'Oil'am nexl year. Ebersbach, Marge Ben!J:, Sh• and Froslnone said lhe church] Amencan. aervlcemea and so- tile 159 commercial exhibitors Academy High school, and af- depnved youngsters : 15,41l6,000 READIES _!'OR nGBT Tho Arkansu Democra~ ron Biggs, Charles Royes , Gall should renund men that lhe do- j rlously lnjDrlnl 14. Jopaoese as well as tbe eract schedule ter completion of his rw uit lor school hbrary materials: MONTICELLO,. N.Y. IUP()chairman ol lhe Senate Foreign Sinclair, Tom Bentz and Chad vl] Is about In lhe m"'· j llremeo said tbe loll might lor such operations as ollage training to be ass;gned to data $3,597,0011 for secondary educa- World ~dleweicht ebampha Retatio";B Committteei .~ Jacobs. ~ world. harvesting, proceSISing; and enith Ray tiooal centers and services; and Joey GJII!"dello aparred four 1bave been far leu if Initially barvesting, com •to consent to vote present • The documen~~ Ignores lhe !bey had not beeo barred from bay mowing, and conditioning, Price. a 11164 graduate ol East- $588,1100 to help strengthen lhP rounds With Milo Calhoun C Thursday night when the pored· presence ol evil, he said ln the scene. hay bating, plowing and aerial em High school, son I Mr. Department ol Education. New York Thursday •• be CODdown approprlatloos meaoure LOCAL TEMPS · · · · Brr • urglns.. a ..,.. lundamentallstl The lire broke out In tbe sup- >application of lertiHzer. and Mrs. Virgil Pr1ce of Rt I, linuad preparatloos lor hls Oct. was pasaed 511-ll alter a lonJ The temperature In Pomeroy • view. We should rernlnd men er secret, two-story !ramo Each operation will be re- Long Bottom. 2! title defense qalnsl Dick nday o1 buted debate. The meu- business district at 11:211 a.m. ol the devil tn the modem b .1d. 20 1 tb est ol peated dally In mo 1 MILLER AT CIIU LAI : .. gP.r. '"" pes back to the House, was 110 degrees, Under cloudy - - -·-- - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ NAI ~·: J:..:..llro ·twice between 9 and sll ·30 ':'~s VeteraDI Memorial Hospital baMr. and Mrs. Myron Miller Glardello also worked lllo which ••ted $142 rnlillon more skies. Melp Geoeral Hoopltal de rim · t sald th and 1,30 and 3 p. m. · · · Admllalou _ Mrs. Glenn ve received word. that. lheir equvalenl or tine roundl • 1 811 than tile Senate In aelual JDOD· Admlodto - Gretta Thomas, pa 1,....~ barreclo ~ Th , ,.. B ttom · Alva aon, L-Cpl. James Mtller, "sta- tbe beovy jiiiiiCbltJi baa IDII 0 • ey for the aid pi'Oil'am Pomeroy were "~ oa groun~ oma, """" Uoned wltll lbe 36th Air Mobile 1 11me 111o •·•• •·· . FAIRF'II!LD STATIONDloeu.1e :_ Shirle Lewla the bla,. was a minor one but GOING TO Rli'I'LAND Faber, Raclne:Sherry Johnson, Unit at ChuLa! In VietNam spen on .,....... WASHINGTON - THE AJ1. Thuraday temperatures- hllh, Pomeroy Y ' then were• called tn !Wo ' - • The Soulhern 7-lllh grade Columbus ; ElSie Pnce, Ham- They bave received several let: my plans to recruit thousands 10, low 18. Friday mdlng- 111 • later. lootba.ll team, coachad by Lar- !Oilville; Erma Smith, Pome- ters !rom him describin8 coodlCANCBL IllllilmNG, o1 youtbs 10 brlq elvlllan mU. at 10:30 a.m. Preclpltatlon past ry Wlioon, will travel to Rut- roy. lions lh..:e The meetln& ol tho torr ltary IIIIIU to wartime llrellgth l4 hours .51 !neb. SPBAIER ANNOUNCED land Monday, Sept. 27. Soutl:- Dlocbar(ea - Earl Werner, ' Temple Stall and Ol!loort elut lor poaslble 11M In tho Viet· Rev. Robert Dunn o1 Apple FINDER OOIIIIECI'ED em had played tile Baby Red Middleport; Franklin Richardof Mlddlepxt ~ CCIIIUet. The plans are Grove, W. Va., will brlug lhe Harold Hysell, l-ad o! carlllev~ls lo a scoreless tie In •n oon, New Riven: Mary Coyle, ANNOUNCE DANCE ln1 baa beell caaeaUed. 1111 allerllltlve to the Delense WEATHER mesaaKe at 111e Letart Fall>, ~seD, as was earlier re(IOIIIed, earlier meetmg on the Southern Miarnl, Fla.; Mrs. Natban Hy- The Pomeroy Band Boosters ~·· · jlOl(IQIH!d merger Cload!nesa BDd cooler, lhol'" United Brttbreo church Sunday, lotind Leroy Crew 11111 WMic lleld. The Southern - Middle- soli and 1011, Middleport; Jnd- wllll1P011501' a high school dance MAIIIUAGB APPUCAtliiH tl the' Natloall Guard and Ar- ors IIOUtbeaat. Portly cloudy Sept. 211, at7:30 p.m. Rutland alter be . port (ame to bavo been played lth Steinmetz, Harrisonville party Saturday night 11 I p.m. Iv1111 Dale lp!!nc, It, Ol1am my -..e, blocked ty Coo· and cool~ tonllb~ loW tt • It lo invited by Putor Jame• Mor-1 been mlaalDJ 11ac1 !Ill Salllr' 'l'hurada¥ was postponed dt141 to Blr1ho - Mr. ond Mn. Glenn at the Pomeroy lllch JYID. Tbe bus, llllf~ _. 1t111111r 1 ~111111Mt I) · llturclao'lalralrl' lllllll: ' .•.. ,1111111. - · •··· · uv ralo. 'lbom• 'dau••ter. Javo w i l l __ \; ~ '9'tJ i 5) liJ ' 4 1\Jlti"" ~ ·a-~r ~iJi ~\1." 'r~iJ · m• -:nt' -... -..,'11"" -~· · ~ ~~""'V ~ . ··. 4 wall to wall carpeting. Come to our cerptt "'" r * * * FirstReai NuciearCut Is Offered 79c Gillotto Heads Up Hair Dr10sing ..• .• •.. 67c $1 .03 Vltalio Hair Droning . . . ..... •• , .. . 12c Sale ~.98-$6.95 Jj $1.00 Score Spray Doodorant ... . . .. . ..... . 76e llberfeldt far 11lr. prltfl Ill tllfl of utility ubIMtt 1nd wtrdrobH. Ladles Casual & Dress Shoes 1::. $1.50 Gillette Adlu•t•blo Ra10r with blldoo $1.00 11n eWe Service Your Old ¥Wringer ¥Washer r··. 89c Gillotto Stalnlon Stool Blaooo (61) . . . .. . 74< Go to the Srd noor •• OUR MAYTAG SERVICE BLDG. ' $1.45 Gillotto Stainlass Stool Bladoo (10s) . . $1.21 79c Willlomo Loclric Shavo .... .• • •. •.•. . · · 57c SALE . ....,.... MEN'S TOILETRIES AT ELBERFELD$ 83'' high, 36" wide and 19'' deep. 24'' han ging !ipace , 12" utility section with ~ shell 9p11ces, hat rack and hanging bar, brass hardware . Beautiful IUYUt Grace Episcopal Church Observes Centennial Saturday and Sunday . ;_! brown woodtone finish. ' _/ * * * . $1.49 Gillette Right Guard Doodonnt .... $1.12 '' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1965 there were "third parties" In- Martin welcomed the U.S. relerested in the Kashmir connie! ply to an appeal ol non-aligned "who would but see advantages riationa last April, ind.it'"ating for themselves in lndia and Pa- willingness to enter negot;ations k.istan getting bogged down still with the Communists without deeper in mutual enmity. fur preconditions. thls would weaken each ol DIFFERS SHARPLY them and make them prone to But Gromyko differed 9harlorelgn influence and diktat." ply with Martin. Canadian External Allalrs " It is said not lnlrequently By JOHN A. BARTON Minister Paul Martin, speaking that the United States has aile- NEW DELHI (UPI) - India after Gromyko, called on the gedly made serious effort~ today charged Pakistan with vi· assembly to "Express clearly aimed at arranging negotiations· olaUng the United Nations and forcefully the collective on the Viet Nam problem but cease-fire at several frontitr conviction of the United Na· its appeals to various organiza- points. An official governrnent tions" that the war in V!eli Uons and gov_e~ments hang state~ent said Pakis~ni troops Nam must be ended by negotta. l suspended In rnu:ti.Jr," Gromyko cros8.1ag the truce line were tion." aaid. 1 dig.e:ing trenches. .1 I' PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and . Mrs. Curtis Connally ot Poinl Pleasant Rt. 2 are announcing tile lorthcornlng marriage of their daughter. Carolyn, Ann. to John Nicholas Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shively of Pt. Pleasant Rt. 2. Miss Connolly Is a 1965 Rraduate of Point Pleasant High and is currently employed •t I h • I Pleasant Point Resort. She held the title of Mason County's Fourth of July Queen." Mr. Bush is a Pt. Pleasant graduate and i!l employed the Pleasant Valley Hospital. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. IUPI)- Russla today demandad a complete end to ··aggression" of 1be <Uaited States In Viet Nam with no preliminary conditions. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, in a po1icy speeeh . to the General Ass.::mJly, gave lull backing down til< line to the position ol North Vi.et Nam and Communist Chi· na for an end to U.S. raids and Ute withdrawal of all American forces from South Viet Na. TAKES SWIP~ . But ~ took an obhque swtpe at Peking in declartna: that You Always Save On Norton family . Mr. and Mr~- Lewis ;~;~~~:~ ~ ~ The group voted tu assist have returned from a with devotions for the B. H. 1 at Myrtle Beach, S. C. IISanborn Missionary Soctety accompanied Mr. and Mrs. nm~ 11 meeting on OCtober 4. 1Moles of Mt. View, W. Va .. on ~ The program on the study I the trip. Mrs. Triplett has als1. 1 book "The Church Not Made I received word thai her sister, With Hands" was given by Mrs. Virginia Sey, Charleston, W.l Milton Hood. A card ~a ~nt l Va. i.s a patient at Ch~~~:~n ~~ to Mrs. Grace Hysell m Mt1gs · Memorial Hospital for General hospital. A letter from 1tion and treatmer•t. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. William Robson wel'e II in Wellston Monday to auend Ifuneral ~rvlces for their uncle jJ Harry Zimmerman. TONIGHT Mrs. Emerson Jone!; and I daughter, NOT OPEN ~Irs. Lee Davidson, i Athens, were in Columbus on FRIDAY ond SATURDAY 1 Tuesday. S.pt. 24-25 I ---"HERCULES. SAMSON ond UL Y5SE5" i Marriage Plan8 are (Technicolor) World 's mightiest strong rr.en in contest of Superhuman eva1uate our work. .'I MEIGS THEATRE • We hurry to your home -- the quickest service possible. • We protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, too. • We use only genuine Maytag factory parts. No substitutes. • Work is performed by Maytag, companytrained techniciallll. • We leave everything your Maytag. • We leave a postagepaid card for you to ~,, Plant Bulbs now for beauty In the Spring, Spring gardens are created in autumn. September and October are the month.s to plant bulbs although planting is possible until the ground freezes. POMEROY-MIDDLCPORT. OHIO - lD • THE SHOE BOX VOL XVII NO. 134 COMPLETFS TRAlNING PT. PLEASANT- Miss Elainell Grimm, daughter of Capt. .'BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL" Mrs. Everett Grimm of 2312 Vernon Avenue, has c:''~!~~~:~~~ Steve McQueen, Lee Remick a year's tralning as a -andtory technician at "I'D RATHER IE IICHH lngton Hospital ln Sandra Dee Robert Goulet Miss Grimm, a 1964 Andy Willlanll of Columbus of Point Pleasant High School. ::: On The 1st. Floor '' lhnloted To The ,,_,,. Of T'M Mei1,.M01on .4rea Bearhs. They also callttd Mrs. Richard Campbel•. 1 Start your day fresh and keep it that way Pleasanl Valley Holpltol In The Home Furnishings Department "'l enttne r.:~r~:d~!~~·Mrs. ~~~~r~,h~tyAa:h~t=~~ waa lhe Wednesday ¥ • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 23 • l6e 5 ···me ~ecret l-'lace" closuJK WJLO. Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Hartley, prayer. TJJe DOOit re}IOrt u.o tne Hamilton. Mrs. Eva stuuy DOuK · Tm:.,.l.:nuccn _Not Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Wilson, Jliiaur Vt'nu Hanus was Jllven Bertha Archer, Mrs. Ton 0 Y 1\'lrs. ttanuu. Fowler, and guests. Mrs. BarlJurmg we llusinetili meetiog · bara Jones and Judy Owerr. nou:li 0 IJJ;:aruts wt:J:e reaa JfOLu ' IIIDTtWII44Zift± " tz n'"" .,. ~~Jrs. narry rtouu1111ue"· "" ;:; , · \... . .ti. w1se, Jr., Mrs. l.:W"Iord n<>)e::. auu ~~.u·:: . . J Elberfelds In Pomeroy ···-·· .. ._,. Everyone!_, ...,.._!&. ,. I ' �( • J Z.Da!ly ~tmtlnel, Showdown Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 24, 1965 Grace Church will Observe ' Steer In]· uroo __) in Mish . ap . . CentennlaIthIS Weekend steer ~~ Around And About 't FederatedChurcll'sGuild Bazaar Plans were diSCUssed and Sletner Rtce IWIHCh was read corrumtlees named for the an- by Aladm on the Lawrence ~r'k I Any farmer in the Thurman area that has had a I I, I nuaJ bazaar to be held Novem- show) A prayet of St ftanrts 1 come home InJUred m the past couple of days M1ss Rebecca Berry, Belle- ber 17 when the Women's Gu1ld of Asstsl, ·The Prayu1,R' Hands'' (Continued from page I ) 1 pansh, was received W1th th1s 1should contact the Gallipolis state highway patrol post lonlame, IS vtstllng w1th Mr I of the Federated church met wh1ch was on a bookmark pr• • r one of them\ to found Rn 1btwkmg the churrh was able The patrol Thursday reported an accident whieh OC· and Mrs Wayne Gtbbons Wednesday evenmg <~I the sented each member as sh• "Epllrop&l soc 1~ 1 y .. The f\rst 1to <:aH the pre!!ient recLor .rtnd I curred at 10 50 P m. Wednes~ay on Rt 35, one-tenth of a 1 Ml's. Harry Farmer of Ft church w1th the Fnendly Circle arrtved, wa5 read m umson. Yeetry elected tbilt ttme rl:!sume tis mmtstry to the t'on- mile east of Thurman, mvolvmg a truck and a steer Wayne. lnd , has been the hosts and m charge of the ''The Crowded Life'' was the constsied of l,alenlmt B Hor: ' greg(;lflcm .and eommumtv , Officers said a steer ran - - --house guest of Mrs Oa\'Jd program theme of the program pre!lenl· ton lsemor warden), James 1 SlnrP that time communiry i across the highway and was l ow~ has been •denttfled mer and Mr and Mrs Mrs. Carl Kautz, president of ed m the form of a short three Crary (Jumor warden I, ~ 'fta- aerv1ces profes~mnal ~.ellymus 1truck b~ a truck o~erated b: t:ars driven by Robert F Skmner and also v1stted the Fr~endly Ctrcle, welcomed act play The moral uf the play cy Howe (secretary J, C R Idram,t Lenten f'haot> l fpr W•~·ne (, Royle, 46 LeipSIC IHolbrook, 44, Portsmnut~, and Mr and Mrs Leo Searlt the members after which devo- was an average Amencan faro. Pomeroy' John Martin. Edward public sc.:hool students, and an Thev never did find the steer Richard E .Jumper, 3.1. Col urnother relat•ves. Mrs. UoiUI taken from Philllppians Uy wlth a rather common proSaul, Martin Heckard. Sam elumemcal Qu•el Day Ita ve l which sl·ampNed off afler the bus, collided at lZ 15 P m Farmer was taken to 4 8--9 were led by Mrs. Albert belml that of a too • crowded 7 35 Bmtlelt, John Beran, and John put the church ~~1ldi: to w•d: brush w1~h th~ truck As a ~- ~~t~d~y ;: .R~.. · · a mtle WlU.TER DRA.PER by Mr. L. D Hartinger and Woodard She bad for her topic, llfe, espec1al1y on Sunday morn. 111P0 15 0 Br.own emp1oyment "' I e e pam suit. ne1t er t e steer nor 1 s Mrs Leo Searls whese she will ''You L1ve a.s You Thmk " The mg .. hou~ has served I gtoups Jrom , be Ihe guest of Mrs Wilham . hymn, "Take Time to be Ho- Characters In the play were h The d dpatrolthsaidh that d tnolbruok, d I ' 3 Cf The Rev Mr tioodwm was h .1 b 1 1 1 .. t e L 1am t·t o urnnw~r •· o ea e sou , a s oppe o Hoferkamp I the 1ormet ea !led to be l 1rst rec lor of lh ~' Alcoholic! Anonymou&, and lS I Y opened the devotions and Poppa Cole, alias Jim, Mr!. 1 allow 8 car ahead of him 10 1 .~ansh WhiCh ~as named scht!dulrd fm Jegular art CX · I make a left turn Behmd hlm Farmer) • story from the book, "Chan- Pearl Mora; Mama Cole, alias Grace Church m 1944 and hiblts !hiS ear I Jum r failed to slo rmd Ill~ Mts5 Carolyn Searls, who nels of Devotions," and a po- Molly, Mrs Wilbur P~rrln; met for worship m I h ame The ., tze Yand sl.atul of the car :ruck the back the Hoiemployed m Columbus, vlalted em "'You Got A Get A Glory," Kathy Cole, the daughter, Mrs. bulldinl at 213 Spnng St (thai commum1y being COD!ndered, I brook car Thert wa!l mmor j recently WJlh her parentJ, Mr were read by the leader, who Kautz; Tippy, the sonl Mrs. butldl .. " llllld oland!n~l-ld Lo- 1Grl<'e l'hurch does not expect damage but no one was IOJUI10 Iand Mrs Leo Searls She came closed with prayer. Phil Globokar; Lefty, pal ol ter stn'lt~ ha to lbe eM m I ever to resemble a large m••l I HOLDS OPEN HOUSE ed I for the birthday of her The offeratory prayer wa!l Tippy, Mrs. Paul Werner; Jane. ;:~ou~ pdaces, untJ m d ropo!Jtan pansh but 1t looks H h ld 1 the I Jumper was Cl led 10 appear A new asstslant librarian who has been a patient at given by Mn. Woodard who Kathy's chum, Mrs. Lfonard ' e ecd·lsJon w,as moda fe o fmward confidently tu a contm- 0 penod ousMe wasce laB k next Monday m Gal hpoh s mu- ' has been employed llv RIO erans Memorial Hospital but also read a poem by Helen Jewell; Martha, the maid, Misa bu1 ld an en urmg jj one i 1ce. new m ern ason oun Y an II H 1 · 1 now at h1s home Eli beth F k d D Lo w1mam 'nnllty, an lrl~ 1 uinK role as ll serva~t of the for the public on Fnday from 4 nc1pal court on a charge of fall· Grande Co ege e s Wa tl!r Mr 8 • za lC , an r. rt· architect alread noted for hiJ community and liS a !cholll of until 7 m Favors of ram bon- ure to stop within the assured Dtaper 37. a nat1ve of Chicago, ham nd Mrs Howard mer, an attractive young woehur~hat, thea bved. Ia Cincm- 1charity and insp1rat1on . to I nets ~~ ball omt pens were clear dt!~lance Ill ed Clear!'ater, Fla. man doctor, Mrs. Eba Giloat• .and was penunded Y.hO may someday cauy l tht p ests Cooklel In Meigs county the patrol Mr Draper receiVed his bach- J ently With Mr. and more, Jr. 0 endeavor !~~en un;h. were by mem- l lnvestJ(lated a on; car acci- elor of arts degrt>e from Am~rB:hop, f Mn. Be~ Neutzling, president 111 ak'e the lonl journey lo Porn- on thtlr Christian eruy to look over the river-front elsewh~rE> p f h.e New Haven Garden dent at 9 15 a m Thursday Rob- I herst College, at Amherst, · nd Mrs. \!~ren of the G~1ld, opened the bU!III· property obtalrled for tlle build The pre11t!Rt vestry con!llst~ ~~: 0 At lour of the bank was t ert A Garner, Jr. 26, Syra- 1Mass, and h1s masler of l!duca- of1:cooksville VIBited The Chester P.T A. held Its ness sess10n with a prayer. It 41 mg. tl1a cte111 n, 1 repiiC'I of of Mr Hatry S Moore Isenior cond~cted b em lo ees and ' cuse, dnvmg east. lost control ' tlon degree from lhe National w t Mr. and MrB. Get • Acquainted meeting was announced that District 1and went Jff the right s1de of College of Education His mas- PJ~kens the bnt Eqlllh country Golh.l wlrden), Mr Leo Story (Junwr off f B ~ Y Monday everung when each per· Three, Scioto Presbytenal 1 will 6c w11 enthusttltu~ally rece••·l ward~ I, Mr Curtis Me ['anu~l. Tthcta 15 0 e an Mrs lhe road stnkmg a fence There 1 ter's degree m hhrary scJE>nce r and Mrs VIncent son was given a name tag and meet at Middleport, Monday, 1erma were: · J M Thtod T Reed Jr ose reJ18 I ' ed b h U spent Sunday m teac hers and parents were ID· October 11 an d named as de1elid, and work btJin almosl at r., r. oe . , • L C R h W t C lumbta was mmor damage and no ln· 1 was grant y t e mvers1ty i h 1 . eoce Mr Carl Wtll, Mrs Charles ous •J es C 0R ' 1jur1es troduced. gates were Mrs Phil W!lii&JTloo 1 of Wtsconsm. He al~ iludled at w t re ahve~. 0 Monty, lnlterlall lnd hard Gibbs, Mr1. Frederick trow. lrvt;'TKa~r, ~· · ~yn~s,l The. patrol c1ted Garner to I Appalachian State Teachers Col- Mr. and Mrs Lawren~ Mrs. Donald Mora reported son and Mrs I. B. Weed The labor 1 ere l'ontnb~ted gener· Jr . and Mr R Jerome Wil· 1li'rt h aGy or' erFman J rate, 1Mt>1gs eounly court Friday on l iege at Boone. N C boan were Gallipolis VJsltor:t on the Antique Auchon bemg collectmn of the least coin was 1a IBeu ts, · by the County pTA tak en which w11J be g1ven · IUS1y by members of tbt tmy 1tamson V Rrate G err11 Roush us Mrs a charge of sp~d m excess for Before rece1vmg hiS hbrary Wednesday M planned congregation. especially the w~r~~: St~:.rt ~ora Board 1 road cond•tlon.!l degree, Mr Draper tan~Pt m rs Pat Johnson and to help ra1se money for the at the Middleport meetmg. Horton IIlii Pomeroy famtl!el M Q f Mason Mr' 1 Arrests by tht patrol Thur!- elementary schools m Oak Lawn ren, Arnold, Penm and Scholarship Fund. It bJ tent&· The president announred a 8 &md!tont lot tht dructure Wll I ~YMr trrJ~~ ~Iarke ~llnd : day Included Kathleen DaVl!l, Ill' Dade Counlv. Fla' Ham· · w:e In Oak HJII Sunday tiVelv set for October 15 at the meelm~ of the executive com. quumed locally, and part1ruJar an m ar~er Gar ~ arner 47, Middleport, c1ted to munlc- mond, lnd, and m Ch1cago rs Walter Morris has Rock Springs Grange Hall wih m1Uee of the Guild for MooItems such ., the organ, boll, (Continued from pagt 1 l I Bu ~ Kl' ~ Bu '•roer' !pal ctlurt Monday on o charge , He Ia 1 member of the Am· returned to her homo on F 0 McCoy ao auctioneer. She day at7 l' m. Mrs. John Blaet1 •nd bell tower wert g1ven as • The youths, to aom1 from ~- W· Bror:~ ~I of Len:!rt w' of &top 1ign VIolation, Burton ' erlcao Library Association, and more St from Holzer also announced a oount) PT.A. tnar reported on the clothing memoriaJ1 Compltt~ 10 1818, voluntlry enlistments, w1ll l V· Cl H' Sanf d of Bl · T DewePse 41, Dexter, an i the Nahonal Education Assoc1a- where she was a patient for meeting for October 1 at the collection proJect this summer liH! lmpollldl httlo chw-cb hu &rain Wldor tho At mv'a sl•· w"Y Vo' L ~r Nicholl u:, Floyd W Smith, 38, Rt t Crown tlon. He hu traveled extensive- lfi'Vatton and treatment Bradbury SChool. Mr~ Carl and otated that new shoot pur. Withstood ,..,thor and floodmg month program, then as• ' · Mr and Mn City, lodged m the ctty J••l ly '" thts country, the Carthbean " 111 return to the hospital Kautz reported 011 the "PEP" chaoed by the Guild and clothlor I century Without senous 1 HmtollE~ ~a h r Miner 111 · for mtoucation, Roy Dowell, and m Europe week for surgery. meeting In Columbua. lng collected would provide for 1gress 1 ac 0 d~cay and has been rt>peated·1•1gned to Nat1onal Guard d1v1- ~ Larry sv e, 21, Cana, VH . bonded to ap· Mr. and Mrs John Jefters from 8 to 11 children this WiD· ~ termiiCI t.y archltectt~ '"a Itt- .s1on1 aod. other cmhan wuts O,, Jost!!ph 1Antll,MMaxlned AnMtal, lpear Saturday m munictpal court Thomas Mrs. Charles Yonker tlllmwnC? Mr and Mrs' Bob Lind"""-~ ter. td' Gothit Jim " I Btlva Far ey r an n ' ~ '" · Mr ond Mrs · .. ..Oid sdteduled to bo uponded to , La Pa;oo ·Tom Hunt for apeedlng, Ronald Skldmoro, a euest, Sandra Weaver ood mer, Richard.WI BarMrs Neutzltng reported that 1 1 P c lll'fl lhow lhot the warttmt atrength. i wrenco no, • :1!, lltdwell, ctled Oct 2 for the hostesses ton Mrs Robert Ritchie and the quill donated by Mrs =~~mal church hod two atsles t WASHIN!iTON - U. S. OF- a~l of Point Pleesant, John W apeedmg, Gerald Pope, :12, PalCOMMISSION MEETS Mr; Bill Grueser were named Adam Ebersbach quitted by 0 was ~h~u:-e~ ~tar ra1l. th1s l fleJals expressed gra\'e con· ~~II ~~~~ror, ~·· ~~11f~~ riot, c1ted for 1peed on Sept 1'hP New Haven Industrial on a committee to plan 1 Hal· the Busy Bee Sewing Circle has g 0 e preaent ar- cern today O\'er the pos~nb•ht\ I rs. ey • • · 27 and Gf:'rald Roush, zs, Rt 2 Commi!!s1on met on Thorsday to ween Carnival been sent to the Presbyterian rangtmtllt Ill 1806, and a mem- 1that India may tnter the DU- I Mr and Mn. Homer Johnson Bid II . Spa onal pipe .,.110 tnstalltcl l"ot- lcloor armo race Thtlr fmo l of west Columbll, Mn v E _ we I evening at the City Budding. The PT.A. voted to opon/101' nloh Center at Miami, Fla. lowllll U. diWtrou• 1111 lJood Iwert mtensiftfd by tht di~elo• Holcombe, Potnt Pleuant, Ben In h I A short busmess meellng was Ada G Morris to Eugene a Boy Scout Troop, and to eon· Mrs Loul!l Reibel anno~nred the organ WIUJ renovated and I ure 'lllunda that 18 members 0. Roush , West Columbia lng am, Dr. and Mrs R F Iconducted. A report from the Waua:h, 21f4 arrts, Chestfr. hnue wdh the Readmg Orcle World CoDUllumty day Will be movtcl to lho balcony. Tht nut of Jndlo's /arlllment had dl- George Dugan, Mr. and Mrs I Bryant ;Irs Fred Batey, \Irs I nommallng committee wu pre. Joseph Field•, Puuhne V program In the school November !;; a~d that Sunday, year, the t•resent memonal mandlld thot Pnmo Mmllter l Horry Layne, ;Jrs Harry L IS H Rettmlrt, Mr. and Mro. sented and offtcero will be elect· Fields to Wtlllam P. Neutzllng: Committees for the romlng November _21, " the thank of· Lloyd Wilham ChJslt!r, ~1r. and Mrs. ed at the next meet1ng1. Those Loti, Pomeroy. year were announced and will fer1ng serv1ce of the Guild, with altar wlDdow wu imported Lll Bahadur Shaatrl lmmedl- Dyer, Mr 30d Mrs front Engllnd ond lnslotltd 1 _ otely llko oteps 111 prod co I Roush Beth Ann Layne M" , A. K McClung, Mary Aumiller, oomurated wert President Karl Howard Jvtn dec to be printed in the year book to M"' Pemn In charge long with tbt ftadm rertdosj clear weaponl u nu·j Marti~ Ohlinger Ralph Sayrt IJohn F Hoffman, Chr~sbne Hoff- Wtles, Vice pres1dent . James Die Vining Eld~n Vi~ng be presented al , the October R~freshments In charge of handmade by John Genhelmfl' HOLLYWOOD _ A CTOR I J R Foglesong' R 8 Sayre' manl Mrs Otto Gnmm, Mn. N. Rou1h; Secretary, Charles R. 1.iJ Vining' Betty Sarver' meehng The first and r11 urth Mrs. Thomas Young were servThe oil chlndtllort which ' Lee Marvm focecl arrolgnmtnl j F. H Zerkle, lr~ne Justis, Ma:l Daisy Weaver, Mrs Roy Hoff· Ord, and Treasurer, p au I oeth Vnlng, Leo • grades tied for the bonus book ed fro") a table attractae In hq from tho •oUtnc were liv-l today on • drunke..., charge ry Steele Mr and Mn Floyd ""'"· Mrs. Ralph Whitmore, su .. Rousb ceo Overholt Bernice attendance. lace "".;.( and centered with en to I million m Virgmllt and I whlcla multed from hll armt Carmack.' Brent Layne, Mlllll! 'j an Whitmore Hob<·rt Wlutmure, ES1'11ER CIRCLE Affld. for Tr~na., SII!Bbury. commrttee for Oc~ an arrangement of yellow gladrep!aotd by ellctrlo lights Iotter a trofftc OCCidtnt, Bumgarner John flarrah, Wll· ~~· RUBsell Mt.ke Athey, Dav- The Esther Circle or tho Lu· Leland E Slsoon, Rose ber Mrs Davtd Hol•er, loll. eaThl parilh houn, "hlrh ns Marvin, 41, was tlken Into ham Marshall, Mrs Howard Jud us~;~ Mrs. Geraldme Greer theran Church Women met on 8l880n to Howard B. and Mrs Woodrow ----ha~lle~he Pom«oy Llbl'lry.l cu!!ltody by California ffi8f't\\'ay ' 8utrJs Mrs WJI Im m MrFar- De~ a (;tlsonl K;lth Powell. Tuesday evenlnl at the Parlsh part losts, Pomeroy. Donald Mora, Mrs. •____,,_ _ _ _...,""! J by tht nver Ahd was Patrol officers who arrived ou land Robert Claflin Clayton ha man, enlse Cunmlll· House with Mrs A1fred Sprouse Wll'd K Sqer to Dledre Roy Mrs. Norma AmsI moved blct Ill lllltt ntom for the •cene otter hll car •truck a Ath:v, Mrs C M Adams. Jr m, Mr and Mrs carson u hostm, llqer, ak~ Diedro J. Ruoff bary, Robert Grue,.r, ond ~~new church Wlth lt1 plilard motorcycle ndden by Robert Mrs: J. v. McGrew, George ~ou.!!h, M~. and Mrs HJrold , 'Ille lesson ''Walk W1th Me" 1 1cre, Pomeroy. ' Mn Bill Shockey The October ~ 1!0, thlo blllldlaf oorved for Hathowoy, 2'1, Loo Anleleo H•· Thayer Raby Soyre Mr and ' ~hnso~, (hart., Wood, Mr. and l was pr.,.nted by Mrs. Gary Worthy Bright Lola meeting will feature "Grandpar,./:;'::.,~ndl, School, por· ~haway ouflered • pooslblt bro- Mrs F~an Retchert Judy Hoff. II D;;ke ~f:"! ~ud~al!M D~vtd Roush. lo Jomeo Wolle~, Goldie ents Ni~ht" and "Let's Sins." ~ until ll' UJOI :::~:~=r:· ~IEI;I DELHI I man, G;:ul Miller, Leah Ann ls Ca~har~. M~'; Har;:· Csep~~ J OtkheriiHaltendlng were hMrs m, Parcel, Salem : ' i " , • tht 1 -PRIME MIN- M1ller Gary Tedesco Michael h· 1 &c esson, Mrs Jo ° F. Bert Hunt, 1k1 ~ Mrs, Pauline Evans returned ParJs~re~ent Felger Memonallser La! Bahldllf ShutrJ warn Jones' VJrgml.<~ Hart ~11s Jack I a~ ·:1rs Edward Drown, Mr ' Rou!iih, Mrs. Harold Rose, Mrs Hunt Margie Hunt to Unll:edl to her home in Parkersbur~~:, W. The ouse. Ied lndLI'.h Mi.IIIOOI Thunday Welch end Tum u;l&h Jane ~ ~s Kermit Vord Mr and raul Roush, "rs Ollo Grlmm, Stale~ Easement 1 Letart Va., arter a visit with her rn~ present rectory, a 11ft rughl thet the cean • ftrt Witb ' rs Edwm Stem, Jr, Mrl Mrs. William Powell and Mrs ' · of the Stanbtly family iD lm!, ( PakiStan hal not remov Powell, Mrs Ott1e Roush , Jack H11.zen Roush, David Hudn1:11l WUham Russell · Nonna E Bl!lsell, Cedi ther, Mrs Dessie PatterJon wa!l con~trucltd by addang on threat of war on tM ~ tht Needt~, Carrie Oliver. Dtlores SurvJlle Gilland, Mr. and Mrs. W.S.W.S. CIRCLE Blssell to Ja~u D. Hertrle,l Mrs. Paul F111her, Ml'l. Mil· &o I amau docW'a offiCI Whlcb l•nt Ht IU nbn- Ohver, Gary Ohv~. Anthony Mrs Don Bum d J I . Rhea 8 Henrtl!, parcel•, UJI\10, I ton Roush and Mn. Mason Fiablirst stood 111. th 1oc tl Rid lndle mWJt bt 1Ollvtr Sheila Olivf!r Mn Tom L gar ner ' ohn I The Ruth Circle of the WS. lolA Howell Roy Howell er were Wednesday viSJtotl Ju 1 f)n Th11 1prepared for an attack by Com I • ' ayne, Mr and Mn Ray W S of the E U 8 Church met A ' Ol'!llnaJ ont-Jfory ltructure munist Chtnl · Hoffman, Nanme Joh.Mon, Nora Wrtston Mr.!! Ons Bumgar r T d very Goegleln, Albert G"''i•l Ga11Jpolls. 1 can still be seen as peri of tht "The blackout h •·- t Tnpp Mn Mu Elchm~er Mr!'! Lmda Roush. Jeff Roush ~r' on! Mues aHy evendntBiurrlt the homt lein, Cbarlts Goegleio, lot, Mr. William FiSher lpent hoQie II - • tn J h ~ v ~ S B k , ' . o . " owar ' Tho dleporl Wed -•· lth h d ed but we lhUit not It k on rry, rr""' pencer, fC y .and Mrs James Rousl\ C T led M H 1\l!.,.....y w er son an Durn~ the JII0'1 the church for the dawn ot pea m ~. 1S~ It Burris, Mrs Pfte Burris, Don- Dodd Mr and Mrs 'Er~est 1 er was r~ a~ld .~f'- Ed110D Hobstetter, Gdn., daughter·ln·law, Mr. and Mrs . .... healU., lind •lerl1 tenure lrt Olld ln • Dlllonwl~· dd ••. lid r. Roush, Karl Wiles, The!- Keef~r Lorry Keefer. MI. ~ne~, USing top. G 'It nard Lyono, Jr' llta Hiram Ftsher. to bt maay yeart; W~th ; ovtr All-India R'ldio t 1 rtAI rna Roush, Nevs Zerkle, Olevla Roush,' Barbara zerkl~. LJ!han I Talen:. 0!fa~:r~u.!h ~tewa~~hip, C Lyons to Avery Mrs Susie Fl!cher vltlttd r• 2lllh ctnllll")', and tho beltn-1 HOLI.YI'IOOD _ FILM ANn I Roush Mrs Robert DBie Roush, Field• Tum Hoffman Mr and Th h';"'fiY· Albort Gcegletn, Charles eently wtth Mro Charleo Jo:c· 11 1 ::" ol:mlc dec lint 1[1 ttlevlsJQn star Dorothy MaloDf, ~ Wilda Coleman, Mary M Reush Mrs M. Nicewlnd~r. the ~e::er ;ol~:~ Pwi;a• Jein, lot, Middleport Namee of Middleport. JP \J, however, t bt lstar of TV's Ptyton Pia Mr 11nd Mr'; Nelson Housh Nlcftwander Mary Nlrflwand Oren Wears to Board of Mrs. Mae Re1tmire of New 01 8 ::ch I slrU&glt for u -110 oerlous rondltton ~~:· Jone Haymaker, An&elo Cun: ·Rito Ntcew~nder Betty Slee~~· :~ prayersMby M~oh hM~Ie leeo of the Pomeroy LOYter t Haven, W.Va. WOI on ovorolgbt 1 -- - - ----·· - - - Rebecc Sl th M Do net. ero Jalar~o tow Iter 1n elfht h Y a· ' JBrner, n. c •• iJ.. U,bt MiMion Ch 1 acre Airman 1bomas E. Watson 1 guest Thursday of her sister, rectora eame and went and th~ to remo\'f' bl~ c~: operatiOn 1teadlly toward a crest and 1Roush ·:1ra teEshl!r rs nald F. ler and thl leader. A readinl ' 101 of Mr. and Mrt. Thomas Mrs. Susie FJscher. 11 from her ohowm broke out ovor tht Ap- vlo r' Rou.sh M Brown, Mar- was given by Mrs. Howord Bur- tnt. Mrs '111elma Capehart, dwrch often depended on out Ilung. 1!: w on o1 'l'lppen Platao Mro Mary Aumiller of ilarl:!'c.'-' for Ita very ••I•· I Dr Raymnod W08ton ono of polachlono Bumgarner "Have Thine Fred Batey, Mro. Bernard .:. to lord, W. Va., lnd Mrs. Floyd sevtral surgeons wh ' 1 Among tltt new low - temper- tie Roush 'Mrs ' ,. 0 ay e leader talked lag, guests Mn. Ray Boollnn,I.AFB, N. J., after comptetiDJ Miller of Marletll vlsded on 8111 doT~ blclllnf o1 1 few well-to- : tht Academy . Awa~ •~ended oture recunll oet JUst bofore Mrs Her;,an Ho;ard, on "The Tolents" talo!n from Jean Bumgarner and Bi!<ky Air Foree basic tratntna. Tuesday with Mro. Manne ArnamtiiM kept the doors from , boouty nld •.1 . nntng midnight wert reodingo of 10 Mtlltr yne, arry tbe Sth chapter of Mothew. This rio and the ho8te" A IllS fll'lduatt of Eaotera 0 ld closnJI, tlloUfh this wao not make ;, we wtll dtgrees at North Plotte, Neb; ' 100 Layne. was followed with 1 general P.T.A. MEDG Rf&b s<llool, be wUI be train· Mlos Jane Douglll, student uonduct,. to I heollhy orpm- cloJa from her 1 ~ te M at Omaha, Neb · ond 34 ot Mr d M H be dtscuSilon on Gtma of Steward- Tho New Haven PTA ed OD tile Job ao a vehicle nurse at Holzer ~pital Sdlool :;n Ntw lift came 10 the 1oplimJslll ·• ung an 'rr, I' S1oux Cll Iowa. ' boer o:nB u er rt U~bel· ahJp they clostd with a prayer thtir nrst meeting of · t b malatenanee specl1l11t 11 the of Nursing, spent the pa&t ;veek '· lllldor tht osg,..,,,. Rile 8-poSittve bl CAMBRIDGE, OHIO - THE ' noun ustn.t , Ma" are an- Jby Ml" Millie Bumgamer. ochool year on Thurada M!Utary Air TriD1]1011 Strv- end Wtlh her bulther, Mn. Vel· of BIShop Hob!On, Mt" Malone"o lifo Unued Klans of Amenco wtlf ter .. :trlh of • daugil- Durlbg the bu81no" tnt at !be Elementary y lee bloe. ma Douglas. an urt IIUpport came un- ed by radio and TV as o~un- ~ taunch a three • dav memberep em er Ist. The mfant thl! group W81 asked to watch The meeting was o ed b ---------~-=:...;:,~=~----when a , ship rn/ly at 1 farm field mid Ruth. Mrs. the,? V program "Willie Pa- preal...,nt, Mrs. Rof:t J.!)'O@. 0 songwrtter Arlh:" 11 tho great pilino 8yt•· , Sayre, daughter The to the naa wao gtvceedln& lht Ioiii of all tht I fros/ ,:" fo coated fleldo with on mterfBith , wltne!o fnr l:v:~ George Sayre of New Haven. R. Jl'. Bryant, Mro. Otlte Rousb :'e TlA group followed tu lht of the Tilt K••::• I hen• Sunday to ctlunter lhe klan The =o::DENDR.ON Mill Mlllio Bumgarner, Mrs: led ~ M 'ddl • This Weekend Ill eoort ,.t New Haven N N w}t Draper Joms . staff at R" Coli ege 1 :r ews otes •r· to l lho~'lt: I Get-Acquainted Event Held by Ch PTA n:' ::rved Browns- Cards Tilt Headliner eS et t: P.S: ii:i:L···· .,.....s:.;;•• h UPJ 8rte• fs .....,, .,., ,. , 8 NUNN~BtJSR 41111ti~I · UI"'0otl8 n:Jd be nn OARWIN L~:~~-' Ook l rlat!IOP ., &l o<k l.aot property Transfers 1 .-.ell MULLEN lolvl• 1 5 0 Guilty Plea Is Entered in Circuit Court Make the Nunn-Bush DtscoveiJII Ankle-Fash1onhg, exc::luslvely Nunn-Bush, g1vee you e SU• perior, more endunng f•t. New York Clothing House Pomeroy, Ohio """'*"""' Mainly About People In p,.meroy :.nded 1 1•• B J~m:: Lay~:tw~~~ ~ lh~gro.~p;~ng L. 81~~;:'"" hBveth;~~·:'• le~~~h~ ~ ~~ave ~u:;;"":.,:1•nchord REl'ORD-BREAKI~:'j"~LD "~:n e~f ;~:•d •~ro,. ' ~f1~ lie<j""'' hlotor~ Mi.,,.~p;uthR~or $1,000 Grid Gam-e-gate R-e- ~rtrolly .,~ate'' a:: Robert ~~~g ~he be:::; .~:r';y~;~ dWhtb ch endMHI late Ssundoy, po e y ;:~~~~~~. ;!:":Y 0t :::'e~nd ~~;h pe;,.,:O::f~'ew~:"t';;~· :~~~~;~~ i~i~:r:;:hD~:- THE DAILY SENTINEL ;;'"=:;, ..:!!::'. .:=- =-• ,. . .-. . , .,'"' · ..,_,.at Oiiii.-- 1 Mr;, :lot!:: t Che~r, wer::.~er D~voUons ' Four on the floor, rad10, outs1de :nirror, white stdew~ll hre.s, wheel discs, back up hgbta maroon metallu: fmi.sh. Jll vinyl interior and buck~t se~ts. 63 DODGE DART CON. ......... _,._. lllplll&eiM. . . . . . ,_""'""'. lnlly )..... "' ..... ••,•t•tlne • • • .,.. han11 their n'tural beauty and altracHYio fte11. Look for th• ---- natM KHpsalce ..... til tt.e rl'IO!I:! Open l'rltloyo TII-S:DO ~ 7f...a,..J~ SATURDAYS l:ft..P.J;:R.;'i~irtlioiii UNTIL 9:00 P.M. CIJJ""":ell_____.:J~-...;.~==.:::..:.:::.__ - Willi 01 eloft '' ..,_, • DIODUtGI..- .,..:.Ill' I • ! ..:::::::;:~ Vally Lumber & Slpply Co. MWdltport, 0. loacled SOI'd ·-.~~~.,... ~ ~PI Sto''G' Volumt $1495 IH C. 1'1 Model lto464 V·8 motor. automatic tran1., power brakell. power steeJ"lng, radio, beauti1uil 2 tone paint set off by like new white sidewall tires, tinted 1las1 and baclc up Ughta. 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DR. _ $1295 V-8 motor, automatic trans., new wllue sldewaU tires radio and wheel dJSCJ. Green w1th green interior. ' $299·'5 _~ ~~ .. 136 Lb. Freezer-No Frott Food C:omport- 14 CU. PT. 60 VOLKSWAGON -2 DR. SEDAN 2 DOOR COMBINATICt~ - - - White sidewall tires. Radto and beater. Extra QJean. Show• best of care. 61 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 DR. SED. $1095 Six cyl., standard tranr; , rad1o 1nd heater white 11idewaU ures, bact up liehta, outside m~rror, lo~ m1leaee. Real nin ear. H&RFIRESTONE STORE 62 CORVAIR Standard £bill. Heater. While aidewall lireo MIDDLEPORT, 0. 60 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY COUPE_ $1295 JUMBO "AS-15" SPECIALS 61 FORD GALAXIE Power Steerin& and Brakes. Aut~>. trw. White !lidewall tiroa. Radio and beater 62 VOLKSWAGON SUNROOF Rad1o and heater. Whitewalls 55 Mercury_ $75 57 Ford _ $395 Four door 6 eyl Auto. t Dr VB Automatic. lnDI, 53 Olds _ $125 57 Olds _ 118 4 Dr. V8 Aulomotle $150 2 Dr, va Autometi<. .....,w......... ... _ ...._ ItIIIII:••..... ! •- whOA 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1795 ..., -trfJ, ,_ ., ..,. ....... HOUSE PAINT .......... -.... . . . ....... '3·''··"'· ......... . .,"' ----··!· ··- VISIT MOTORS DISCOUNT FOR 210 lleri~J, 6 cyl, automatic trans, rad1o, whJte s1dewaUs, wheel diSCS. back.up lights, wb1te w1th like new intenor Glw , . , .,., .,.,.,.., _ . , PRESIDENT ~ • FROST NEVER PORMS , , • £YEN II TH£ Ste IIOU-cvr FREEZER. Labtlt tlay ._. to reH.,. '*hill deW~; . . . . together ... 1ce tfars nwer tt1ck. • FREEZE·N·STORE leo Servoct , , , m,_ ... 1tJr • • J SWING-0\JT SHELVES hand ,.. 1!1o , • , odj- 62 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE_ $1295 Full power including windows and seat. Radio, tinted il&ss, backup Ughts. Like new whale sJdewall tires. Wh1lll w:lth red in tenor. Shows excellent oo.re Ac:hllh Mtller, Mrs Otha Llev- were glYen by MI'B, Jock ::ill Pr:•j It,;:::- "L_,., ,,"::0 I'',.. _,: ~"lined McGulr~ meetln~ Charles Jewell, and Mrs, G. A of DYM' II 000 Wll Hazlett as bo!tesses o~,,~::\1 reportf!CI at the WBhaR'II . Mid ~thle~c BOOiter Alltociltion on thl most membenhJp card wert led by Mrs T 'Bart 0 dleport foolblll pn,. bv Supt ur 'Y night. "botw... l6 ond 10" ht 11 d ' "''"' the theme "Some of Clartno~ Tho~pooa to tht MHS Hto roport wao made durlnl !Jove Ohhnger wa~ namlld' to Call II Autumn " She read ·- -·- 1 d!JCUIIIOh of Booster pro- I orrango 11vtn1 1101 y 1 aame 95th Poalm lollowod wlth a poJO<'lo to ra11o money whi<h io lba/1, perhaps at the loot homo em "Listen to the Mualc of tho I to Ito dU"e<'led IO!tly to aupport game, sn ., to eoro money for Earth" and treading "Thoo 81V01'a, TO IN1IIIIIT 0 .,. of tht JChool 1 wthlelic pro- the Bootsters. pit SiiflS of God" 1od cJ. MI ... MAlON ..... &rim. Tla boolten hav. pled&- Mrs Hodney Sauer reviewed ' with the group ltqlnl "Ho od 11,400 this year, but hn(lt to olber money- mlkmc plano tn-1 Great '111ou Arl." • - o. _._ -.... pi'IMtuct more Icludl~ three donees. Volun-l During the buolne11 C...,., fHMNI\ Hlte' , teen 1 -""ed I -- -..... Pruldtnt Lou! il ' re • - 10 soli pro- I rer• ar repor/1 Wll"l &Iva lllll ~~~:-:r-~:: 1 prf81dt(l andd acC:pti!CI":~~I IJ'Imlat Ule ne1t home aame 1a nport fro1n Ut1 notruOIUhl omu of the 'dtmberslup drtv on Ot1 1 committee was presented to be 1111. - · " • duced by Mrs Chari • ~ h Mr. Thompoon tlprouocf 1 voted on tt the October -~ 11 Opt! crowds Would continue as Ina -.... & ._. •• .at.liltt B ..n.... " rl"wry and h1s w1fe M r 1. larp as the Wahlma The le•aon "t'tol..- "" mil ~BrAdbury BOld til tal hit bee lime I "'" 'I y r<r ~--;-~t::r· tWllfd m _ wJth n Booster ladaes 11rved coffee ! pare.t for Uftlona Sltllfactiolll" '"..: :1 N•w Ytet: Gill. New ver: contacts t to bl aom~ mo~e and cookl11 whlle Coach J{o.l Wll presented by Mn. Ve1ma ..m.r .C: :.~ ~ 11 Mre:.O.: that drlv/~ from~~ j ~ IH!rt Ashll!y, followlnJ remarks Roush. tl:'oolr' ...':.. •:t,';... .:; MRS SUpportet cardo 1 ~do ~ •~t the Nelaonvdlo camt lo- 1 Those ottendlnl wtro Mn. 01 .,'1 (•woy), ohowed tht Wa- Robert Hollman, Mra. Chorttl lot.: lluslneA pilcoa ... .,..,..11 .":11,•11,homo fdmo Meet tho team I Maebtr, Mrl. T. Btrt Olorlea Wayland wao llnglodjnlsht will be held next Thur.. Mro. Velma Roulh Mhl. to®-- • out for pratse •• bavlna oold day nl1ht, It il ettpec~ ard Bouth60n, I b~o Friday & Saturday Sale KARR & VAN ZANDT MOJOR SALES GMAC FINANCING WY 24342 Cadlll..oldl 1958 CADILLAC 4 DR. SEDAN, POWER STEERING & BRAKES. RADIO & HEATER SPECIAL $695. MOTORS DISCOUNT Shorty H•ckett, Owner Phone WY 2·2050 Pomt!OY, 0. Pleaoul VaHey Roapllal Admillri - M ro. Floyd Fields, HarUord. Dlaeharged - Mrs. F I o J d II~=~·. Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Dale II Crown City, Ohio; LowIll Jackson, Red Rouse. Bfrdu - Mr. and Mrs. Warren Waugh, Ashton, 1 daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fiotdl, Hartford, 1 daulhter, CARGES BRIRJGRT PT. PLEASANT - Arreoll durtnc the put Zl hours were Earl Wayne Ktncald, Jr., :13, Pt. Pleasant, oiil Araftlll Sue Bee, Pt. Pleasant ncb cllarled tmlawful .... blbilallon. Jarnea Hayma~~, Pt. PleolaDI, Glllla...., ......... wu m 11td en a warriDl llom ~----------~----~~--~~~~~----------------~~ PUTBACKTHE TAITE tiTHERS TAXI AWAY TRY NEW LUCKY STitiKE FILTEIS �• - --~ .. 4-~~~Sen~ · ~--~itn~e:!'•..!P~ · o~m~e~ro~y~-M~I~dd~I:!Jep~o~rt~,~O~.• ~S~ept~.2~4~._!1~96~5~ Now he pulls out bits ol I from the blanket and rolls DO'CroR ~· SAYS Voice of Broadway ••• reporting- HELEN HELP US! r-- 1llll,.. ._..,. LOAFERS THE SHOE BOX i BeJ}e Chapter Js Formed THE eHURCH FO .. A.U. AL.L ,..OR THE CHUACI-' Tht Church il thr grealaii11C'Wr fill t~~rth for lhP huild1n11 of ch~no( · ler and lOOd cit1un~hip II iA a 1!0n>· hn~ lll' of tpirltual valllf'll. Wlthoot R ltrrtnk Chun.11, nl'iih<.>r df'lliOCI'••·y nor r1vihution ~:an aurvlve , 1llere •re four 10und ll'IIIIOn ~ why tv~rv p!'l'!lon ahould atiPnd 80'tviN-1 retu· J.rl y and lllpport !ht C+lurtb. 'f'hty Ire : (1) For h\• uke ' 21 For ;;owJ'I hisehildml'uake. t3J Fotthll•k• Ill hill community a:od 1111lion , ~ 1 Fur tiM ..., or thto Ghurch il&o"lf. •hkh nood1 his mmal anJ maln12l .upport rlan to ro In rhurrh r~ JII· latl) tnd r~•d your BihiP d1iiy, We have newer and finer achoo1s than ev~;~l' hfofore. This is one of the marks of progress. But another is that we have more and f:> ..:' ··1· .· ··t0m0oo biles than ever before. , So we guard each j;school zone" with signs and safety patrols and policemen a nd volunteers. We do this to pro. teet our children from the dangers of progres!i, whila they are enjo~·ing the fntifs of progress. The dangers of progres~ are not always pl!ysical. Many are moral. They threaten the character and faith of a rising generation, caught in tlle erratic tempo of modern life. CheshJ're Area r..- Happily, in ever~· rn LiflHill i\y ol' our lund, PARENTS and CHURCHES ore joining hands to promote the spiritual development of youth .. . to prolecllh• •oul• of our hilrl r,•n, 1 1 1 j ONALLNEW 1 1 With the hope it will, in some mtmsure, /oller and hP-Ip IUS• tain tlrnt which i• good in fnmily and community life, tim fea• lure i1 1ponsored by the bua iness firms tmd organb.ations whole names appear below. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND Middleport, Ohio Middleport. Ohio I 9NEW '65 RAMBlERS 1963 Dodge - - - $1795 e LEWI REPAIRSERV ICE 1 1962 Oldsmobile - - - -$1295 1962 Rambler - - Baken of Good Bread Huntinglon , \V 'PLENTY OF WATER FOR IODERN HOlE 19.57 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Star Chief Hardtop. $195 Nice, Only 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr, Hardtop. Llko now In ovory way 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Hard Top 1955 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. Hordtop. Pull power 1955 FORD VB 2 Dr. Fairlant, Rod and whitt 1955 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Sodan. Full powor. A rtal nice car 1952 BUICK Super 2 Dr. Rivorla. Runs fino I ] SEE US AT .... METROPOLITAN MOTORS dG6 E. Main St. WYIIANTY • COIIflletely Wlllllllit • fer llczli Jtl ··'I • 100% Safely Controls • GlASS·UNED 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cylinder ALL CARS MUST BE SOLOI lO·YEAR Pomeroy, 0. 30 GAL GAS _.. _ OHIO VALLEY Plumbing & Heating Edward Baer, owner .. WY 2·2036 .. 232 E. 2nd • • • ••. Pomeroy 1961 Ford 1961 Pontiac ~ DUDLEY'S l : ~ 1: FLORIST !· ..._.....""""""""'""'"'"'" 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Cllbt!IN with IDalumiLue IDoL DUDLEY'S 59 N. Socond Avo. MIDDLEPORT, 0. DIAL WY 2·5560 Middleport WY 2-2550 V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY l30 E Second Pomeroy WY 2·2440 -- - LIEVING COAL COMPANY Establi!lhed in 1904 West Columbm, W. Va. Ph. Mason 773·5593 W~1t GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. Middleport WY 2-3284 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Main St. PomerO}' Support the Church of Your Choice KARR CONSTRUCTION - . - 32" - · - - doeJIO TERMS- BAKER MIDDLEPORT, 0. A Small Down Pay"*'t and Jut! 5.00 por WHk R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. co. ''Your Keepsake Store" 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy RACINE PLANING MILL Chester, Ohio BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. Builders and BuildtnJ Su)lplles Chester, Ohio Ph. 9M·2005 Painl.!i and Hardware Pb. Wl 9·3273 Racint Middleport IHir Vllllt aw;• - Sunday '«·hoot 9 30 a. Ill.: Motr> World. llarlford lllptilt t:11 llollllollom Uoplll\ dturu. a. m. Prayer meeuDI 7:10 p day School. 10 a. m. John 1ng Wnra!Tip 10:30 L m.; NYPS ~DT: Kyser I1B_lle4 Church, ~ Jreat Bend: Rev. C. I. O't,;oo. Ill l'ueaday; Youna Peopte' Bailey, SUpt. Prayer llleelln8 Yoon1 Peon". HIp m.; !Yat> .30 EST, Clteshire Baptist 10· oor, paslf)r: Rebert Lewis, •upt. meetina. 7:30 p. m. ~'rlday. The Ulliled Metltadiot Church, pllsllc ..,..tlnl 7:30 p, m.: 30 EST. 9 "1 L 11. MornlnJ WorshiP llullaDCI Cltotrell ., liutl, lilt. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, Pray"' .,.,•. ·•· Wed . 7·30 p.m ltlltldlo"" r1n1 Uolllll , _ ond SUoday SclloOI: I p. 111. E•· Jobn Smallwood, postor: Sundsy pastor. Church School 9:15 a. Pam..., ~ or lb. Na. bytertan Qwn:b, Rot. llowatel ening ..,.Ice: l"lursday, 7,30 School 10 a. m.; l!:van••hsUo m. Leo Crew, Supt. Leo Vaugh· 111'1!110, SUoday 8ehool. 1:110 1. Rnppelt _ , - _ , p. m. Prayer IIIIOiiD&. ...-.let 7 p. m.: YIIWII Pealllo an, Asst. Supt. Divine Worship m.: Momin8 worsbip 10,41 •· 1,110 a m. llr. !'rod . Lewio, Cupoaw Boplilt Ill.,..: Endeavor 7 p. m. Wednesday; 10:30 a. m. Sermon: "Listen to m. ll:venin& Worsblp, 7 p. m.; aupL 10.110 L m. Woroblp: a 46 SUoda) Schooll·illl a. m.; Motr> Prayer meeting 7 p. m. SaiW' Him!" 7:30 p. m. Commission Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed. p. m. YF: Wed. I:Sf Juruor lng Worsblp IO:lfi a m. day. on Education and sll Teachers Rev. Clyde • Hendersou, pas- Clloir: 7 0. 111. llonlot Qlolr . l'lnl Sapllol Cll....._ Mltldl• Groce Epileopol Cbttrdl, Workers' Conference will meet tor. por~ Rev. IJonakl Boone, .,.. Platoroy, The Rev Richard H. at Church. Sunday, Oct. 3, is CltDreb or lbe Nazaret>O, Pom- lly..- l'lnl IJ- " tor: Sunday Scoool 9:1~ •· m., Martin. Rector. Stutdoy - MDI' World Communion Sunday. 1'he .... , Rev. f":lvde Henderson, bylenan Cbun:b - Churclt ..,. Pred Hollman. SttpL; 10:1> o. alng Prayer Inti !lerm011, !O:SO Sacrament ol !be Lord's Supper pastor: Su-1day School 9:30 1 '' · L m.: St: ' · · '"'' 111. Worsblp Service: BYP I p. •.m. <:offeo boor lollowma. will be observed. Sut:day, Oct. ship services 7 30 p. m. Sun- 10 a. m.: B•b!e Study, Wed., m.; E•enJni Warahlp, 7:110 p. l!"'"rprlt• EIJB Chlll'dl, Rev. 3, 1965, 7:00 p.m. Church 111.: Mornilll Worship 10,30 a. 7,30 P .m. 111.: Wed. 7:30 p. Ill. Prayer Menzel Smlth, paator. Worship Board of 11-ustees and Comm:t· 101'91ces 7,30 P- m. P r' Y• r Cheshire-Kyger-Hartlortl p.., meeting Th:~<'lj(jay , 7:30 p, m. ~er~~lce 1:30 a. m.: Sunday tees will meel prior to the m.: NYPS 6:45 P m. Eoenlng Ish Hartford Baptilt . ~ oract1ce !lcbool, 10·30 1. m. Youlb FeJ. Church Official Board meeting -'ing, 1:30 P m. ThW'Sday M~ming Worsblp 9:lfi DET SoiFir11 Bapt11t Choreb. Pome· IOwship 8·30 p. m; Boys and at 7:45 p. m. Monday Oc! 4 at Cbarcb ot l'he N81Jlrent, Ra· . mon "Watchfulness or tbe TeD roy - Rev. Carver WitHams. Girls Fellowship, &·au P. m.; 7:30 p. m. F1rst Qua.rterly Con- cine, Ohio. Sunda~ Scb•JOI 81 Virgins." Tuesda~ - Offlcen SUDday School 9:atr tiLl to 20 Evening serviCe 7:30 p. m., 2nd terence. for all Me1gs. County 9.30 am Sun<Jay Worstup plannmg meeting, 1 p.m. EDT. Worship ~"rvice, 10:30 a m.; and 4tb SundayS: Youtb Chou. Methmhst Churches w11l meet Service 10 30 8 m Sunda~ t:ve- · Nursery o~.d Juruor church lor &:30 p. m. Wednesday Prayer at Pomeroy, Dr. Stanley 1\·lc- ng Se vice 1 30 m . \111!'1 , 01 children. Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wedflesday Gilliard, presiding officer. eek ; Se P Wt>d ,. 1 Flr11 Baptlsl Cbarcb, Rwclbt Forest Roo Metbodisl cboreh w raver rVIL·~ ne · M , 1a) 7 3fJ p m Rev. Morm ~1 Rev . c. l... O'Cc'mner. pastor Lottrldge EUB Cbarcb" Re1. S d S ho 1 9 ay cS 0 a. m.: rs . : Wolte. Pastor. Sunday School 9· 30 a. m., sam Eqene E. Emerson, pastor: FredunN ease, upt Worship ser· I' R . d "b • ot tb N By Rev. Paul A. Seller~ Curtis. supt.; 10 .4& a. m. Mor• Sunday School 9 45 a. m Ru.s. vice 10 1 m. Rev. Wendell ohan ... urc.. . e •ur· Syraruse Evaogelical United ng worship: 6:30 p. m. BVIi tell ~her, Supt. Sunday Stutler. pastor. ~ne ..sunda; Sc~ool v au a m. Brethren Ch•rle and Junior Fellowship; It o.m worshtp 10:45 a. m. and 7.30 Heath ·"'etbodlst Cburch Mid- Mornmg Worshtp lO 45 a. m . Evening aervice: 7:30 p. m . p. m. alternate~y. Bible study dleport, M E. Oowson. p~stor, ~~angehstic ser.rice 7 45 .J m ' Some characteristics in Je!Wednesday, Praver meeting; I and prayer service led by past- Mrs. Na!'1 \toorf' Church Schoo! ..(ldweek ora\·er service. 1 ~ P us's way with fellow human be8:30 ' p. m. Wednesdav. S~>ninr i 0.r 7:30 p.m. WednesdBy. Chns- SUpt.; Church School. 9 :Jo a m Wednesday : mgs should be recognized a~ I Chou Practice; 3 30 o. m. Tue• tian Endeavor, 7.30 p. m., 3rd m.; Worshlp Service, 10 30 • ·I Syr~~·,ul•le Chord) ol the NlllM I part ol our way as Chrislian <> day, Junior Choir P,·actire. Saturday ot month. at; Methodist Youth fi'ellow rene " 1, mm L.. rtwrpe pastm ' in our individual life and pr;. F"or•t Bapllfll Chu-b Mornlog Star EUB Cba~b. sh" 7 . Ot"l . I B ... SUuda" S.•tltJUI ~ 311 a m; Morn , vate but also publtc life. Ro "--d - Schroi :30 a. m. Preac& " Rev. Menzel SmIt h. pastor: 11 4"... IP, p m., oaru . h 10 ·,• 1 a. m. , Surntay fl ri ICJat th lll8 wors 1p , " 9 11 inl' Sundav 2.31'1 p. m. 1. ?J· Sunday School. ~ ~~~ ;~~. sws~. a~ M~~~aY Ptblecos~t AE~sembt). Route Compakssiofn Cwhas ~n oulsl ~nd: Free Will Baptllt Chlll'dl, Sm1~, supL E~rl Shuler. Assl t h 7.3 . El 1'4, Rev a11J /ont>s. Pa~ l nr , mg mar o , n s s w<:~y n. ""tl nd p tor Rev p 8 u 1 Morning worship 10 .45 a m. : ?..ednontd ' 7 P m.' eaoor qunciay &hoot 10 a. m . Wor , life ''Who wa! neighlxor to him l\oU a • as ' · Pr · a Th lT nes ay D m I th t f "I ur• Mloernille Me hod is Ch . hIeta Y Wed nes d•v an d •·r rl dav a el omong ih"Jev es"" h::> Taylor·, Sunday School, 10 a. m. I ayer meeUng p. m. 1 1 Guy Priddy, Supl; Pl'<!aching ld"'· Wendell (• Sl tl p utt w I t'be Penl~o~tal l:hurrb. Milt· ! asks rn the end or the Paraole service, 1:30 p. m.; Praver &er· Soutb Betbel EUB Cbartb- S nd , . as . ~ · dleport, Soutt· Jrd Ave Sunda\' i of the Good Samar:tan. the a~ 1 ~Oer, v' s • . 30 0 m Wednesday Rev. Eugene E Emerson, pas. ~- a) ~. 00 · a. m · \\ Ol · ~hoo1 10 1. m.; 'iunday evening I swer given was "he that .;how~~,: ~pttsl Cb~b. tor. Sunday School 9.45 a. m.• s 1p;:ervlce i~ a. m.M hodl Ievangelistic ser,•ice 1 3fl p m · ed mercy on h1m Jesus ~a1d · Comer of Fonrlh and Main Sl N~rman H. Bahr. Supt. Sunday Churc~~stArthu;P~tilt.· e~asto~t Wt-dnesday B1bl.e ~tudv 7 30 p . "Go .and do thou . likewise." SaturOJ nwhl Praver 11nd 1l Th1s IS clearly the kmd of neign. Middleport. R•.v. Nyle Borden, Worship 10:45 a. m_. and 7.30 p. Sunday Schoo.1 10 a. m. 01 .lver Im; W f J esus. bl A! I B S d Sunday School 9..,.. m. ternate y.. 1 e tu y "W orsh.1r 7 ' ""o. m. P<~s tor. Rev b0r I.mess .m lh e l"f 1e o S d mini' •-. ~ oo dp led b .-yre. 8upt.. un av or!! hlp 1B L R Y past· . II p t ' . arl'E'II I The f t th • · m. Arnold Richards, Supt. an rayer service M . W hi 10 ·30 a or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. aervJceS a. m.: . rayer mee . HarrJson,.·•lle PW~hvt~rhm ~ . wa~ o Hove ~~~ns I e oNrnm,ll'l aO:S.M.pt, •...a.~b. ms~-Syracuse E.U.B. Cburcb, Paul ~very unuawy deve~~ng . . Church John Domes. pa~tor · i pCrha~IICe ol we th. WI~ mg. n 1om -~··" va-"' : u .. Sell p tnS every e n~ :-;uav evemng , ,., h Sch 1 10 .,0 W , nshan ovmg ert- 1s !'I n • Wor· ...., ers, S 11tor. p rtl d M !hod" Cb h vuurc oo " a m. or· room ror any constderat1on . . day Sch .~ ~-''" v:30 a. m.: d S h o an e lSI arc , h ol 9 : .:~0 a. m. un a' r 00.1 8 en ...,th 30 •• , II p . .... S .• ~ s IP serVICe · p m. "rh de . 81111 , pas"" . 1 1 INup a.Wed m.,esd rayer serv1c0, Qmsen . berry, Supt.; 10 :>11J •n n.1 ur unu.a)' 1 Re nl "h b se t mlere,:t . e on y s1re . a. m. 1 Sc . H or~a zeo .... urc ot 1~u~ . 1 p. m. 11 ay. · Morning Worship !ervice, 1st boo1 9 ·30 to 10 .m 1 m., ar· Chnsl ot Latter Uay ~amts. suc l 15 to brmg to other~ _the full· Carleton "hurct> . Kingsbary and Jrd Sundays Of the month; old G. R~ush, SupL Kenneth miles from Rari ne on Racine. I ness o( ~od's. love. rney way Road, Rev. Clyde Hmton, pas- 7:30 p. m. Ev-ening Evangells. 'J)aM PJ£ 61 .ssnt? ~ w ·d or.·t Porll"'nct Road Sundav School . of lore wil l triUmph m lice eJid tor. Sunday School. 9o30 a. m.; tic . McLeod. A&< 1 Supt. Serv1ces l 3'1 I Ralph Carl supt Sunday WorService, Znd and 4th Sun. Circle 2nd Thursday ot rntJnlh 9 a m., \1 lfShlp Ut 30 a The Gosrels reveal the 1 w ship servic~, 10:30 a. m. and day of month. ~ETHANY month. 2 P m.; Choir Pracuce l. Sunda" eve,Jinf'! ~r.vlce Bl , that Jesus treated all persons 1:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer !1 :~ a. m. Monung Worship: nesday ot mllnth, 8 P m.; Att· . · ~n P ~ ~ell 'il"•r~•"P .,E'r" not as a means to ends .in 'tlem . Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 10:30 a. m Sur1day School, Sty ernoon Circ1e. lth rt 1ur ~dav o11tce meetmg Ip at. 7'.~0 p m Pastor. . C W selves ·· 'out each one 1·._ l?flU~· I Colamblr Chapel: Worstlip ser- the Theiss, 8u~t.; 6 30 j). m Racine Melbodi'it Church. roFfJtl. All evemng se rv , ly precious in the Sight ot Cn, Ivice each Suoday 9:15 a. m.; Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - ~ R. L. McOanie\, pastm Sun. ·~ +c~ twgrf1 al ' :w o m . All have a soul to ;.;~we lr il ISunday School 10 a. m.: Yooth t :30 a. m. Sunday ~c~l Way· day School 9<-10 a. m . Preach· OUr Lady ol LoreUo Mission Jes us died to save our soul f,·om : Service 6:15p.m. Evening Wor- 1111 R_oush, Sup~. ; 10 :30 a. m. ing lO :JU a. m.; MYF 6 P m . : Lon~ 8otlnm, ~e\'. Thomas Pe· 111'11. Mornmg Worsbip. 2nd and 4th . , tronek , admm1strator; Sunday !hlp 1 o. m. ear.h Sunday. Sunday of the rumth; B p. m Prayer and .Bible Study, 7:30 p. Mass II 3U a m . est . Holy Uay.s I Perfect love. the love w... .... h Bradbury Char~ 01 Chril11• Evening Ev8Jlgelistic Se~ice m W~dn -sd~y . , ot ObligniTfln 7 p m ; i! of God. cast our fe<>. h· ~ Art Marcum, mmlster; Bib e 1.!1 anrt ~rd Sundav flf month 'j Roea 8 prlngl Meth00 rst St. Jnhn !I ~ :athnlir Ml~o.;lnn . thf' u ~e II( VIolent •uenn~ k School and IVIornmg Wrrr~hlp. Tu PI I "UH Ch h Chester Lt'mlt"V pasrnr. Wor rw;,r f;, -\' •l ip ' ll•Jir·h Kl.-11~..,1 ach ieve an end cr~· l 't'~ I ' tO 30 Ch . t' Ed ppt!l'1 II Dt Co llr(' • I I . ~ 30 s : a. m.; flsJan n e~v Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pa;.;. s.up .'':nlee a m. un Rt> v F'r<Jnk M,mlerl. p C~i those feOlrs which "" "d I• or, G fl. m.; Fvenmg Wurshlp, tor· Sund:~y wor::;hlp 9 30 a m day St:hool. 10 IS a m, BMY~ I till Srmd,n Ma"~ 1!1 .KI <~ m I cnst olll by lovt7 p m , ' · ro; our 1.h e Resurrect1on · Sunday School 10 a m Ho· · 6 31 n m Prayf'r and rh!e I Hn!" lh\ ot OhtrP4tl;m li. lti ;j Pagevllle Com.munity Chureh ~rt Vineyard. Supt Bib!~ Stu. ' Sfudvl ~ f'(i ~;·.~~~· 7 3 ~ho mtt- m . Contf'"Siiln 1-'! how hf'ltrl't' denet' that Christ 11\'f'S L ·;t 151 Rev. Russell Clme, pastor. - d d d ... I Rul a 1\o eE urc \1as~ hr~ love lriumphs over hnh' p 1, . 7 30 I )' an prayer serv1ces 1e vY Re L 1 1emte . srur · · · . Young eop_e~ servlr~ . p. pastor. 7.30 p, m. Tuesday h"'rch SchooJ 9 mpaWor . The Salvation 1'\rmy. EnvOJ ':he Cm~s m·er the ~., ·! dff m. Thursday, Evangelistic ser-d Adult class meeting 7:30 p. Ch u . · · M : Ray ~ Wmrn.o:. •JII•, t'r m char~te over death. What kmd of lovt . rice Saturday 7·30 p m · an s rp serv 1<.-e , 10 . 30 a m.. IS d h . . Sund 7,30 ' · " m. last Monday of mooth. y F Monday 8. 30 p unday lOa. m Hotme!is mert· n we rrre m our 11ve-.. 1~ 11 ;Y 1· k p.Gm. Cb i tla I Federated Church. Pom~roy.l ·su~ersvm Methodls; ~ureb i n~. Ill :.lit a m SuMdV "•'hunt ' likt> the love of Chm~t. or hkl Churc~~ ;orshipro::rvice~ sg: ~ l ~· W. H. Perrin. pastor; I Arthur St~lt, p.a!'tor Sundav ~u~av. I p m. Voun2 .~eople'!l 1 t~t' IO\~r: of a sf'tf-rt>nlerf'd i1d1· a. m. SUoday School, 10 , a. m. Carl Kaut:c: , Supt.: S l1. n day School. 9 30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe 1 Leli!lnn . 7 30 .J m Sal~.1t 1on v1dual. Terry Cullum!, Supt. School, 9 a. m.; Worship hour 1Supt.. Services Thursday even meetrng: Thur~day ·., I to .l La· ! Bradford Cbiii"C!b of Christ, 10 a. m. j ing. I J]t>!:; HPme f'a~P ' ~ m Prep I Jot Robblson, Minister; ML u:.ton F.W.H. Churcb - • Sutton Methodist Churcb, ta..PS: 7 :!II' m B•ble stud~ Romer Forrest SUpt: Bible SUnduy School 9:45 a . .m., Earl thur Stitt, pa.stor. Sunoay 'lf'aVf'r meehng OthPr servll·es School 8:30; Morning Worshlp, ~rkey, supt., E\lellln~ wor School lO 1 . m., Clint Orr. 'W ~tnnntrfl('P~Pnt Po~eroy se,•enth Uoy 4d..,ea 10 : 30 a. m.; F.venlng Worshl;l. ab1p, 7:30 p. m. by Ceci1 Cox, SUpt.: Sunday Worship, 11 am If's 7 p, m. Wednesday, 1 p. m. ~yman; Young People's meet· Syracuse Methodist Chun·tJ. I tht t.:hurcb - Mulberry Het~hl 1 Blbl~ Study. mg and Bible Stu~y. 7:30 p. m; Wendell G. Stutler, pastm.l Hd .. nCJrth ot Mt'tgs Me~una - - - - . Dtrter Clloreb of ChrIs 1 Wednesday; Chmr pract1ce at Worship ServiCe 8 45 a. 111 . Sun· Hospital Pa!:llol . ~ W li•llord i BY Mrs. sarah ~· Rife Bible School g:3(1 a. m. Preach- 7:30 p. m. Thursday. I day School 9:45 a. m. i\1YF ~un- : .UstMant, Pastor. Jan:'es K .Mr . JNI Mrs. Ri chard L~ lnl to:3o a. m., first and lh1rd Daavtlle PUgrtm I:IOihles1, I P. day 6 p. m. Praver merr 111 ~ r Hol fer se.rvrces oo . S~:~rurday R1fe and sons of ~ lumb~. Sundays 0. LangS'-'ille, Ohio), Rev 0 . H. Sunday 7.3() p. m. Satlbat.b &hoo\. I 30 p m. spent the weekend w1th mfl Mason. City Charcb of Chrlsc. Car., pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 1 Letart Falls United Brethren Worsh1p, 2 30 p m.; Y o ~ U 1 m.ot~r and brother. Mrs. EthPt MHier Street· Sunday Bible d.. m., Rober1 Grate, Supt. Wor·l inc rist Church Sundav School meetmg. 3 :w p m . Btblf' :stu R1h and JamPs Dale. local . and Study 9 a. 'm. EvetliDJ Wor- ship service at 10:3; a. m.; Ptl. 9:30 a.m. worship serviCes. The dy. Thu!"soay, I 3D P m., a h~r p~r~nt s. Mr. and _Mrs ship 7:30 p, m.; Bible Study, grim Youth, IH5 p. m. ; Evan- first and Utird Thursday even- l·rl Evans ~eights, GatiJIJI)lis I ~~J~ Hicks and son, Sllmmle ol 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. gelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· ings at 7:30 and the second and I Eden Umtec:l dreltl~ro In ongs Run . . . ., Middleport Cbucll er Cbrlst. Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- fourth Sunday nights at 7·30 Chr1s1 Church: R!:!v t,lden K f Mr 1110 MIS Ra~ Brook. 1'atke Sth ancl Main Streets Donald nesday, 7.30 p, m. James Morrison, pastor. 1)8slnr, Sunda\1 SC'hnol I:n Carr;n~r called on Mr Hicks minister· Bible School ~~aPom H•IJ Of Jebovab's Hy!d!JI Ron nee Mt'll \0 a rn .: Wrnme Holstrlli!er supt , Lad Mr · charles ~Ire a~d son ·30 a'm ~·h McElhinney' WltnessPs· Public meefmg Sun- B'lber" E. Smltb Sr. pu .., ''hristlan Endeavor . 7 15 P 11 1 r.ry, Salurday. !t.·lr. R,f,. re • • ·• ' - L d Ch ,. veryMrs JXIOrlB.e· \' Supt.; Morning Worship, day 5 ~· m., Watchtower •study Sunday School 9:30 a. 'm., Wol' u •Wln! y a evao1er ores1.dent .·1mams Mr and . 0·30 m Evening Worship I p. m.; Bible study Tuesdaf ley Haley, "uot.: Morning WOT · classes fo. all 'ior!R servw@:!l 1 ch·ld. Ch. n Blark ~m; 1 1 fp. m., Prayer Service. Wed: I p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. ship 10·30 a. m. Youth Service. I p. m. Preachmg ll 2fl P m.; I w.:_k~endn ° "th ~rl est8""11speVn l' · ~. p ~ 1 .._, " WI " r 1 ,· niP 1 ·l'll aesday, 7 p. m. m Thur!J(Jay: M.rmstry schoo1 , 6:45 p. m.; EvangelistiC m6 ""d "II wE'rBV"I met-1•ng la Cbarcb II .cllrll&. Pomeror, ' p. m. Thursday. sage, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer meet' p. m. Wedne.sday, ~lau Lead. I Mr Hur~hel Justil"e ralleC Jerry Masten, put:ar: SUnday St Paal's and SL Job~·· mg. Thursr"·w 7:30 P m ~ Mrs Ma1.1f' ~nl~m~er . , on Mr. and Mrs Charlr:>S Rife ScboDI i:30 L m. Cbureb 10:30 Lutheran church. - Morning J'ree MetbOIUst Cblll'cll, Liar· Bachtel Evaogellcal Unrted recently. a.m.: Christian Endeavor, 6:30 worship 8:15 a. m. and lO:.S P.l Cliff. '..ev R 1 .. .,,. fill Brethren Church - SUnday Mrs. Ethel Rife s nt an evt>n· P. Ill. Evenbll Service, g,ao P. a. m.: Sunday Scbool 9:30a.m. pastor . Sunday School 9:30 a . School 9 45 a. m. Worsh•p. ing wilh Mr. and ~rs Charb m. (Botb congregations are meet- IJL; Phil Wise, ~upt.; Mornmg 2nd and 4tb Sunday, 9 45 a. Rife Ratlud ChDI<• o1 ~L ini as one at Sl John's Church _.,hlp 10·30 a. m~: You I • m. Acllash Miller, pastor;. j M;s. Freda Bowen is spending Bible School 9:30; CommuniOD It Pme, Grove w.hUe the new CWrv'lces 1 p. m : li:~angellstl< UH t.:burd Ldlll . , a few days with her daught~r 10:30 a. m., v. H. Braae, SL Pauls Church ts betnp bUilt. 'W!f"Vtce 7:30 i). m. Mut Week ttay School 9·30 • m.; Worship and family. Mr and 1\11'~ .~ .. , .• 8upL Sabra Canaday, plaalst: Allretl Mttbodlst Church, - oraver servief- 7·:i0 D. m. Wed , , ~ · Sunrta\o 1 !(I o m mond Thomas and sons or AlhBible Study. 7:30. Delbert flo. Rev. Pearl Casto, past•lt. Sun- Wednesdoy •nd Friday e•entn~ Letart Falls United Brethroa ens. mine, leader. day School at 9:30, C~a!' les Tay- fttoedom Qollpel Mlsstoa, a. in Christ Church. JamP.3 Mur~~ Mr. and Mrs. o. :\t . Riff Zloa Cbllf'CI ol Cllrllt. Pom• lor, Supt. WQI"sh:p services ,h&fl Sti1'•r•arille Road: B. J rison. pastor. Suoday School at 1spent SaturdaJ evening wlt:1 roy . llarti!mvlllo Roa4. Ell- at 10:1> wittl the Rev. Casto. Griffith. oastor: RlliW W• ~ 9:30 a. m. Preacning '·'""'" I Mrs. Fsy Wood and moth • gene Underwood, minisler, 81· Wednesday evening prayer ser- ford. Supt. , SUnday Schonl 10 (irsl and third Thursday even- Mrs. M~Tta Rife IJle 9Cbool 9:lKI a. m.; Mnr,tna viees at 7:45. MYF Pancake a m.; EvanReH!tle Se"tce. 7· i11JS at 7:30 p, m. Second and 1 Mr. alld Mrs . J.ro cart~r 1 worship 1:30 o. rn.: Rober1 Reed Supper Saturday evening begin- s p. m ''rarer roeettnM. '1:30 fourth S~v evenint~:s at 7.3oi Gallipolis spent a dav with M•.\ lliblr "'"hOt'll "hh~L nlng to serve at 5 p. m. Every- "' m Tueadal p. rn. Prayer meeting second I Ethel Rife. · atelier Cit- of God, Rot. one welcoJ1!e. Ratland Mlooloe : Olive N.., aod fourth Thursday ever,ir~f!s Mrs. Sarah Rife, Mrs. Ell •I Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday L'ltester ·. M"-1 Cltttrdl lll8ll. mlsatonory pastor ' SUI> and first and third Sundav ev- Rife and Mrs. S.Cky C.ri.M 'lchool Ull a. m. MornlnJ 1101' l'elrl A. Oaoto, l'..tor; Wor dav 9ehool. 1:30 a. m.: Worsltlp enings at 7::111 p. m. recently were in Albaoy on bu• oblp 11 o. m.: E98ngelbtic aer • oervtca at t L "·· Sundar 10·311 a m.; "rettehlng. 7:80 p MI. Hermoo <!nited Br.. ltreo lness. flee. 1 p. tD Proyer tlllllllna. Sdtool at 10 t. m.: WSCS 111 m.: Prayer oemeo, 7:311 p. m. in Christ Church. James Mor· George MBrtln 9pent a da! 1:30 p. 111. Woct-•r: YQ!IIIi l'buroday o1 moalh: llcJanl l'ltundav. rison, pastor. SU1oday School with Mr. Dl Mrs. Charles R' People's Seroice Friday, 7:8U - . , Srd W_., o1 lbo 8yroca• 1111111... Rev. Eorl 1:30 a.m. Preaehill1 ""vices Mr. Carl Martin of Rand, . ' m. mo•'h. CUster. - : Servtces overy first and third SUDday nights Va. spent a week witl1 hfo m~ '\.,.. ol God, 1111. Moriall Plahnodo M - - c:aon. •• "/·30 o. '" 11 7:30 p. m. Secortd and fourth lber, Mro. Maude MarllD lilt Re•. llu1el WoolaDalt _, . _ - l'earl A. Casto. palor Wor Tltt Cltlrd 11 lito - · - · Sunday lllOI'Dings at 11 a. m. brother, Georp. llfn. 1111t11 'Iunday 'lchool ! .411 o. m.; Wor lbtp IOI'Yict 10 a m. "'" Chester: - Rev. Herber! Grate. Prayer meeting every Wednet!· returned borne with hi11l fir I · IOlY1et 11 L m. md 1:30 otber SUodaJ 7:411 p. m. lit1D pastor; Rlcllarct Barton, Supt. day at 7:30 p. 111. Chriollatl En- week'l fill. • .. .; Sermonette 1 I. ° 1 &h' n ;·a 1 1 1 ---======--- 4r- l. i Buckwheat II 1 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Ashland OJ! Products Brown's .Bottle Gas WY 2·21116 Pomeroy RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Phone WY 2·3481 N. Second An. Middleport. Oh10 FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT Quality Furniture at Lower Prices Specialty - Suuthem Fried Steak 213 N. 2nd Middleport WY 2-11978 Middleport, Ohio THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA THE DAILY SENTINEL LOCAL UNION 5668 Ravenswood, W. Vo. Of tbe Melgs·Maaon Area Devoted to the htterests • OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer 5. s-nd & Mill St. ut111 of Cht!lt QtHIIIN • Kypr • Hartford 'Parish, Wll'J'ID G. Society No K& C JEWELERS Building SuppUes and Millwork Gf'neral Contr1ctin1 Phone WY 2-3978 Dart 4 Dr, H.T. Auto. trans. Power ateerina:. Badio llUl beater. " On A ·~~-. 4 Dr. C.llallna Sedoo. Auto, trana. Power steerinl- Radio i ~ - -- We- Fil l All Doct ors Prescri ptloM WY 2·2f15:'i fomf!roJ Va . WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING - - - - SJ195 1961 Dodge - - - !!""""'"'"""'"'"'"'"'"'"""'"''' ,,,, '"'"'''. - ~ 1962 Pontiac 1962 Volkswagen-- SJ195 1961 Oldsmobile-·- s1395 SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY FANTASTIC DEALS! GOOD USED CAR BUYS ';...~.~~~ ... ~ " "'' ·~,. ""''""'• 7·30 p. m.: Mldweell Pra,.r serme, 7:30 p, 1D Wedneaday. llllddleporl ataret al lito N» ?'·· • 1 1963 Dodge - - - s1595 "'•·" '!.onrltlpm. 'Mortab I The Martin Restaurant Otarlll BJ...n. Aut. 8upL dlavor, lle<lllld ard .....,... 8uDdaJ lkbooll:30 a. &I JIGID. darl II f:• p. 111. • I Savings Co. , . ....,....: -· - ~'"" ••••-· W_..t. ,....... • --.- · - 'Z ..... Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. ~. "Fallb ill All - 6:00 TO 8:00 Farmers Bank .. ... Sentinel Church News ---OPEN TONIGHT I ·· ~ ' who still bite their nslitl, poll hair, etc., wouldn't beneCit from wearing long bead!! could roll between · their _ conversation bea~s. they used to call Of course Ibis would on· do lor women. II men took up, people mJiht assume had a bigger problem. - between his fingers. 1houghl: It mi~ht be a deficiency - low calcium cause lots of trouble.-D.R. Dear Helen: Most nervous habits lng come from It! everp field we muot leatnl Lby Helen Bottet-_. big trnokiugl something to do wltb ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN to change with !be times. This Ia especially true of aelf-modi· My Readers answer the MaO Swimming nude Is the "'""_hands. I wonder If older !be oscars eeremonles eveey cation. The oulphur aod Dear Helen: way to go, and I like to 1 Broadway Bulletin Bosrd and vice versa. George Ia io being lent by the Acad· ses and sassafras tea of A . le 1 my clothes the minute I infallibly excellent actor, Awards committee to Joe generations bad Ute As iln m~~!can ~ 'u ln the house. Makes me The Main Stem Is m tor a big inclined to be unusually · for use in his fllm of bef•ur ineffective but harm- wou.ld tend t~ Jsahgrtee w d . · free and unhampered. Is there ua · d · ( . hs surprise if t hIS ppens, bu1 ful. Ask Ava Gardner, "The Oscar" because the Acad- lw. Today's hom~ remedies, · m her ork v1ew in thet anude is omg all anyt h"m~ wrong m ressmg or the source is a good one : Eli Whom h~! recently had a emy members are happy that thoUgh more effective, are far h~ghtusew Besides protection ~ndressmg) the way you want Wallach, star of the Broadway romance . . . . Frankie he's beina kind to their ''Image" more dangerous Modern n · k home? Many of 1oo k1 m your· own .. rtedl h re.. · ·~ ~ · clothes rna e a woman d d , d e're all h L 1 s ow " uv, repo Y as who will tour 18 Cities m in the script , . , . ~e last weeru~ medication usually involves more intriguing, and they my nen . s. o an w ceived permissJon from the pro countries in November, in the world's Fa1r have b~ ing a powerful drug. to . 1 also hide her weaker points and Iclean • llv.~g du<.:ers of his hit co..'nedy to half of his new film, "Dr. invad~ by a . horde of begg~s symptoms .without f1rst. bring out her better qualities . Dear Ja~Je. . & leave the cast within the next foot and the BJkinl peddling pen~1ls, pens ~nd pms mining then' cause. Th1s If D.J. thinks that not we-ar :NoUung wro.ng few days to fly to Paris to join tras asked for Carlo to those waitmg at variOUS pop· be a veritable bear trap. . clothes is handier let her dressmg (or. ~essmg) an Member FDIC the cast of "How to Steal A Gotham 's famous tonsils ular exh:·b:"ts Wonder If Robert h d· bet!· way you wish m your own of when te our lhorne. Bt .., , . . ..Mllllon Dollars." The plan is to him as traveling com· Moses knows· about thal? . . . ' The drugs mos t . u, accord.mg to my 1 for him to replace George C. • Former Meanwhile back 10 the Broad· used without medical rmgs unexpectedly, or she mail, husbands aren't in favor.! ·-:::===~:.:============:::Scott, who is having a bit Corinne Griffith reports way souv~ shops World 's are the pain ki11ers. needs to ~r~~w a cu~ of sug~r Like reading the last ch•tpt••l problem with his producers her most recent , Fair mementos have' ben re- safest of these is aspirin from a ne!g obr. hAnd d w 0 ,of the book first, they iirnpi)'·l Scholl , suagested if you use it ' take one {not wants rawn ' - H. e s1mrp1y. shad ?to .Jve r m marriage 5-grain tablets and not more es · I Dear Helen: Headquarters For didn't last much more than There'll nothing like .a T ten than once every 3 or Besides, her husband may Your doctor Is wrong wink - that he sign residual. Or snappy contract. hours. Many pain-killers not approve, or. tf he does, he he says grown-ups don 't suck MISS AMERICA all financial claims on her Example: Mrs. Sam Wald, the give you the added relief of an will soon tire of stark truth. A the1r thunbs. Maybe he's never tune, but he's now asking widow of the producer who extra ingredient contain scooped neckline and a shard seen one - but nur daughter is a month from her. Also, first brought ''Peyton Place'' to phenetidin (Phenacetin, a skirt are better for a man 's! 24.' successful, popular. but says, he's to the sc~n. receives $350 every that. taken uv~r a prolonger imaginatinn, and, m most still sucks her thumb when she the owner of lhe time the TV show goes on. pertod . has been cases, a woman needs all tho is a.lone. We ~ave her l~ve~ af· j i West, closed now , for That's more than $1,000 a week for serious kidnry damage. imagination she can wh001p up fect1~n, secur1Ly, su~stltullons, l 1alent of stock he claims in the United States aiMe Running a close second are Wives are hardly ever like ' phys.~eai che~k-ups. tr1ed <~II ~e , 1 ·promised him in the night Tommy Thompson. entertain- ~ drugs for the common cold. those center fold-out pages.- m~JCal adv1ce but the hahlt 1sl venture The famed ment editor of Life Magazine. These rna~ com am one or R.W.H. still there SOme people are Middleport, 0. Academy Award statuette is recuperating in New York more pam killers and an anti-! Dear Helen: born thumb-suckers, 1 guess.-: iiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiii~~;_========='i Hospital, to which. he was rush· hislaminf'. The lal!er is of no - ---~,. ---MOTHER ed with an acute case of ap-1benefit 1mless your r him slis is Dear He. lf'n· pendicitis. He almost succumb- 011 an ai 1Prg 1c basi". People who IHH'e nervous · ed on the operating table. Tomhabits need lhese .~ tabilizf'rs for • my was just about to Jake otr Another form of seU-dosinJ: 1he1r own sell . preservation.' 10 for Boston to see "On 3 Clear is the taking of vitamins. H One doctor I talked lo about Day You Can See Forever.'' yo•1 are getting a balanced dirt our 11-year-old rhumb sucke I when he was stricken. Surgeons you don't need tbem and if you said, "H you don 't leave that Wt feature menus with a 2es!! told him that if he had made take too much of the Iat.soluchJid a lone about her thumb, 1 tbl111ge of pace ... take the trip he never could have bit !o'ilamins (A and Dl ~· o shr Will dn some1lung worse." i survived - it was that close can gtt vitamin poisoning. FurAnother Celf'bratlon Relit' Hr told me 111.' him.orell quit , dellp!lql dishes often. Harry Belafonte and Allan tbermore. multivitamin pill~ chapter wa s formed Thur sda~· sul'kmg hi s thumb when he I Sherman, who were having a1often rontain ingredients that night. thi s onp rn ChesiHTe. It · was 14. Often these habtt-peo· lilt family out to dine on our b1t of a squabble, settled it out I irritntt the stomach. , is the fiflh such chapler or~:m- 1 pie nre keyed to a higher pif~h of court. Harry look offense at 1 . he f 1 1 .1 ized thus f01r. than ulhers. They lfllce out lhe1r 3 1 Allan's satire on one of his l.ax:atlve~ can · bd a Elrc!ed to sf'rV(' as chair· fru strations this way. Parents ' 1 folk songs Tony Pastor's ta~en t~ r.elieve an a iom~~man of the Les Belles Des Vi i· sho~ld work on the caust of 1 Rout• 7 Middleport son. Guy , who is ernharkmg on P(llll lha l .1s due to 3 ~ nrl . ; les (Vill age Belles) was Mrs. the1r frustrations, rather than a sir.ging career, also seems ed apf)P!l dlx. ~he •• •olt•nt Ill· I Rurker Neal, Mrs. Hllber Rul- the sy mrtr.•m, which onlyl lo be trying for !he tille of No. testmal ~ontract.wn~ ca used hy ton wa::; named viet> rhaJrrn<l n,l makes the., more nt•rvnus.-1 may r:J pture the . . 11 be. u • abou I - town. One the laxative . . and Mrs. Bnggs Krrby .secrr-.. MRS· · R , night lasl week he appeared at appendiX. and_lea."~ }OU ~'lith Lary-treasurer. Dear Helen: the Re-d Onion with a beautiful Ian acute PN~Iom~·s. La x:<t lves Other m('mbers namf'd la sl About hair . putlmg: 0 u r ,-==================.__._., , blondf'. That was a round II. By jirritale the d1gestrve tract and night were Mrs. Paul Shoemak· niece pulled hPr lrair out , 1 1 a. m. he had lost her and re· are.. the eause ot m.-:~: of ,tho:' er, Mrs. Paul Martin. Mrs. Ev· she was two years old. A · turned with a lovely brunette col11is we doctflrs ar~ C'<l.IE<d errtt Long. Mrs. Marion Darn· ber rlrtJJJed her hair close I . Amla Maria Alberghetti's on. to Jreat. By s w:ep~ng ever\- ell. Mrs. Joseph Wells. Mr s. U1e scalp and that was lhe in lhmg out ~f the d1ge st1ve trarl : Ralph Rife. Mrs. Warren Zinn. of the problem . ~ut. of _her 17-week tour I West S1de Story" will be a m.l they usua l1y ca~s~ you logo a l Mrs. Raymond Zirkle, Mrs. Doy- By lhe time 1t grew out , she tie over $200,~. day or two w1thout a bowel : It> Shuler, Mrs. Roy Grose. Mrs 1had forgotten the habit. S~e al· I MGM execUtiVes are delight- movement. . 1Clarence Mulford, and Mrs. so su~ked her thumb unt1l she 1ed by .the response to a sjngle Many. persons . cr.ro 1eo u~.yi ,Jnmes Neal. was r1ve. Her father got a de· I advertisement for lhe David think lh1s IS cons!Jpai.IOn and 'l'he organizational meeting parlment store Sant'R. to tell her I Le~n flJcker,. "Dr. Zhivago," take another dose o.f laahv~. wa s held at the home of Mrs. I she should quit - and she did, wh1ch opens 1n Hollywood and It has been trulv sa1d that 1£ R k N 1 A . 1. . AUNT N ' . · ucer ea . ss1smgm IN STOCK FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM. ew York on Decern~r 22nd. all the phys~c were thrown formation of the new Dear Helen: One owner of a movJe house into the sea It would be better we M Lot M We subslitute a wool blanket · r Ch"1le, offered to for man and worse for the treasurer re rs. a ae 1. m 83 n mgo. of the 175th for our baby 's hair 1guar1antee th~ company a one fishes. sa ', Inc., and Mrs. Bette ! ~ar s. run, Without ever se~in! I Weight reducers are popular ch~rman of the Women's Lewis Repair Service e p1cture . . . . . Poor Marlun but allhough they may work, tic' ti n· · · 330 - 4 Dr. Sedan V8. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. Brando just won't listen to their effect is temporary and, 11:v~~ual~Vl~~n.the Ches~lrOI -FORgood a~vlce. ~en I heard he since y{)u should not take them area who want to ·o·n the eHEATING was domg a f:lm called "Mori· indefimte,y it is beueo· never h ler d J b' , 0 n,lact··il turi" ' be e ap may 0 so Y .... ePLUMBING ' . l sugges Ied he change to olart.· There are Iter ways ing one of the officers. 2 Dr Sedan. VB - Auto. trans. Powt"r Stf'Ning. Radio the t•tlc, because not too many to reduce. . . I ROOFING cinema fllns understand Latin. ~__ _ -· 1 . Accordm! to Mrs. G1lbert Cor-, 1964 RAMBLER (6) 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon Custom 330 So what happened' Th N d th . f $ St1nd1rd trans., one owner, like new, SH it . e ew Ursula An ress as e1r avor.· . hss. . cha irman of the Ce\ebra. . . York theatre where 1·t· . . . 1. a e tmn Belles. an attempt Js bemg s cur· 1te pm·ups. ~~~''' 1n me r d dd B 11 h te 1961 FORD V8 Golaxio 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power, renlly playing has changed the Elke Sommer and Virna I. : ma 01~ a newll eRe cGapndrs FM - 2 Dr. Sedan. Std. trtns. Radio and heater. ll'uhorp title to The Saboteur" and un· -~--· I m. t 1 le •w1 ~rcervt e, IO ra . f' , WY 2-2374 derneath, in smaller letters on Salome Jens, Rock Hudson's Vmton, Bidwell, and Crowo City 114 Mill St. Middleport 1960 RAMBLER Amb11udor Sta. Wagon. Full the marquee, they have: "Code leading lady m "Seconds 1' ' is ~a~r•,..•- ~··~-------- ~ ·t_...,..,....,..,...,,..,....,..,........... powt~r. It's cl11n 1nd solid, one local owner 2 Dr. Tempest. Auto, tran,;. Radio and hea1er. n~e, Morituri. '' . So they in town for publicity interviews sw1tched from Latm to French. 1 and she's amazing 1959 CHEVROLET VI Btl Air 4 Or. Hardtop. and then i!re still plenty of with her fresh apptoach. Greon and whlto, clun llkt now seats. How about trying arrive~ on time, without make· American Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. Auto. tran•. Radio & heater. 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sedan, R&H, Ovordrlvo. for an English title? Obviously up and without entourage. z Door Sedan. Compllllly overhoulod, root oconamy car the name Marlon Brando no an actress, lllat's like br<.aking i longer causes lines around the Uie sound barrier . Bud 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Or. V8, outo. trans. Cltan car block . American G. Is in yer, the popular TV sar 1951 FORD 4 Dr. Sodan. Standard Tran!. ietnam list Ann-Margre and written another book of tnstnr-1 6 Cylinder, Just Overhauled alional sermons in verse wh.ich I wil! be published by ""'"" 1 1958 OLD$ Supor 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full p&wor Holiday Sedan. Auto, trans. Radio and heater. Power next Spring, under the lteering. " Wi th l!le Whole Heart" 1951 FORD V8 4 Dr. Station Wagon There's general agreement 1957 OLDS Super B8 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full power booking circles that no one 1957 FORD VB Station Wagon 2 Dr. Nict 4 Dr. Setlan - 6 cyl. Auto. trant. Radio •nd heater. show business is more Be~~r::'J to approach than the The concensus: "Their 1957 RAMBLER Custom 4 Dr. Automatic mands are impossible." (But 4 Dr. sedan - 8 eyl. Std. trans, Radio and heater. are their bank accounts.) 1957 V, W. Beautiful whito finish .. 1---------------------------..J11dp Botero of Holsum Breod Rutland. Ohio ••• '' 'tJ .J �/ '' ! LA I<: D. W JIILD YOO CDMElO 1t<E B!Ja<Boo.RD- IMI Estate For S.le fDaiiJ Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlep011, 0 ., Sepl 24, 1966 Hospital ~ews Dean, Jr., Ironton; Mrs. Wi. llllm L. Nellon, Rt. 1 Jackson Elmer Cool, Jackaon; J. Hon: .,. Falla, Ironton: Benjamin H Ballard, !r«<ton. Ealerod Hlllflllal Blrlbl Wanted To Buy BAIINEY GOOGL. ond SNUFFY SMITH r----~ 1 GOT TH" H 16HEST MARK INTH'WHOLE - OADBURN CLASS ON MY 'RITHMETIC OAIL Y CROSSWORD I. Improved morally f . C ompa ~. · point l'i. Vapor !.RevolTed G. Puncture 9. Ebttent 10. Musical 13. Gra.i.n ot 6. Civil wrong 1. Girl' s !.C. White ant !!. Make a oounds 12. Rfeline com .. .,., 11. Demeter'.I 20. Beven to •ven. for m.tance 21. Ra.t1onal 2%. Sem1J>OI7gooal windoW RAWLINGS HONDA SALES ... f -~ cage colo< 38. Dippel" I\ ' -.. II I Red, white wall tires, electric starter, 7000 miles { BETTER HURRY ! BIG DEAL DAYS 'I should tlllnk a ntan )our ago could lind aomothing u~ !lacred :~ I 1,1,: Ton Pickup. Fleetlide. 8 t)'l. <ti,OOO actual milel. FiBish and upholstery like oew. • Galaxie 500 VB Convertible. Sunliner. Low mileage. Spotless Inside and GUt. Power lteerin&, power brakes. Cruisematie. _$1495 dly it WBI IOid. -- -- _$1595 I IIW" 8 20 MeliJ (;ounty RFD us Paul llowm. Farm 6:3t Newo 6:57 Weather 7.oo NaUonal .~..... 7:00 Bill Miller Shov 7:30 . Sporto Paro<to 7: 3.1 Bill Miller 'lbow 1:Sf l'lcten• Hllt<lwaro l'l'lu.t 'l'lull'!l.) 7:50 Newo B StU Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furuiturt Shc1t 9:00 News V:llll Coffee wttb Janet 10:45 I TIIR~ FRIDAYI:Ou Sign On ..: •1•w• ,o:o: 10:30 BOTH NEW AND USED CARS 1'1100" 4 dr. Sedan. Le,. tltaD D,OOO mil ... 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POMEROY, 0 • MASON, W. VA. • 10 lite ' · ·· · ·· ' . .. .. · · ·- ······. ~ ,.~ . ...... .- ~..... .... ---··--- ·: ·- ·' ""''-· · · ·~ .......... - .... ~ •· " - "'' '" . ,. ................. • O •••• ' • " ' , ,. , , , ._ .. ....... . . . . , . • O' • ' "" ' '"" ' ' •"' " - ' O • N o O ' ' "'- '~ '" ... OO-<"""' ····· . ..... ' ·..' ....... .. . ... . LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII - By HAROLD BuT WI-'Ai" B oL ES M£ 1-3 HGili C\AJ.E" ALL DE:Aill t'li..iTtCC,; ? t-¢1 WINNIE WINKLI By BRANNER ee:N AeLE: 10 ON MY WORK. I TERRY '' oUP.A::;It.J L, BUSIN ESS,, _IK; _=~ PLAC!:.S / .. CONCENT~TE: - ·-· I em~ : ~ lW BILL I. ~AV:.\ T .... ,:.;u '/[P I'7'PY'!'l.::; TO 6t A 600.JCOPCAN E:'l M lOOKED LIK E: MY ~ G~A Y T'oHCET Dlrm' 1-'~Vt:l.'i:RS GIT eg_ ill' H: Ji ;:,-:~JG"' A/>10 11-1' \IICT IM\5 {)ON I ii i/I;N riiiT Tri~IR l~MES S D!:tT I<JC..4":' 111 -1-t:;:IR TliAT .<\1\AN WHt) • VB Phoenb: 4 dr. Sedan. Auwmatte ll'ift. ktra eleu !Dr modeL ~I fVEI2: SINCE I Sta . Wagon. popular Catalina Series. Power ateerinc and brakes. Hydramatic. Show1 belt of care. 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 DICK TRACY lWEI Star Chief 4 dr. sedan. All vinyl upholstery. Ont careful local owner. Power .&teerln& and braket. HJ1lra~atie. 61 Pontiac m1~cal c u1a te :j ? <'!Ul"l''QUOTI!l- Hen'sllo!r fl> worl< Itt VB St.a. Wagon. Deluq model. Extra olean lnildo and out Automatie tbift. 62 Pontiac po;o,ible that i have come nere at all: DOWJI 1.8oottloh tea.ca.ke ... lt:OO • 42. Mrs. Truman AXYDLBAA&a LOJI'QrBLLOW One leUer limply ltaDdl for ~Mtber. Ia tbLI tamp i~ for the three Ua. X tor tho two 0'~ tte, Sll\gte l':'" l troph1M, the Jencth llDd form&t101l ol~ words arr : &d-th da.y the code Jetten 1ft dltt._t. !fONDA! I( e1964 HONDA CA 95-- - - $425 - - - $1095 - - - -$1595 41 . Weakenll M~ word! f.Jo response! Mo~t di~turbinq! l ~ 1t lo better to do than play with children!" Automatic dutch, 2500 miles, sharp 61 Chevrolet don't know a thinq foUre! Clovia and · r1t1~ not have I hope ~ou know what 1 , fuddle' 40. Willow -~-....,.. e1965 HONDA TRAIL 90 cc - - $325 62Buick By KING Yt~tertlaJ'e Or)'ptoqaotel Will ARE ALL OF 1..' ~ I·,\ I l. L' IU1fl -AT 1&\ST Tit& BEST Qi" 118 ARE.-BAR.!Wil TWO USED UNITS IN STOCK like the GASOLINE ALLEY COJUit.ella- WMPO Radio - --- I 36. Llght·taa No Dow11 Poymtnt- Eosy Monthly Poymonl 65Fiat \ !f. Haaten 36. Poultry I SJ]9·" 62 Ford otthe lmollloo SWEET, KICKED.~ A KIGM'/, DRESSED LIKE MAMMY!! Wleket 3T. Ex.Unct quiet (I Eleatrlo .tort, loodod with tho following -•oorl101 wlndohlold, sport fairing, twin mirron, 1011 roil, front llfld,r roll, Nddle bag, roll bora, lugga.go rock, oofl hondlo grop•, ohorpool blko In town! - ,Jolmsoo. bird tf.Befort: protix lemur By AL CAPP SS.Moorot D .~ n.Y 1-BLACK 305 cc DREAM I I do 31. Leader LI'L ABNI!I s . --beal' Notice Raclae, 01111 3t,Xaot M.Croqoet 28.Inqu1re I 1-Biock, 305ct, supor kawk. tho hotlell . . $722.00 Wrtte,p.-or~.. .\. C. BJW)IIOIID lll&lerial 27. Nourisla 29. Tieo 30. Asiatic 29. Renders :i Z.Rocl, 65at, the hot - from Hondo $334.00 l·Rocl, 90c.. 41p...._ monuol otortor . .. . $394.00 Crill Bradford .......... lB. Road ... tlon 4-llloclr. lSOc-, eloctrh etll'hr, 41poed . . $505.00 w••··'' Qaughter 1ft Lubti.ca.i.e ......, ........ ..... lng fluid 25. Moc· st. Endured New Honda Cycles Left ! ale Haddox. Relroshmenls oerved to lhose attending · aludlol Mra. Gary Wayland . Mrs. Haddo1, Carol Burton, Pat labnsoa and l!rs. Emma M<>><HI lspaugb. '!'he next meeting will llo held Ill lhe home of Mrs. 2!. Ne-o bruka 21. Dlatant I -ONLY 9- allon aervtco. Jack'o oration, New Haven, TU WSI"I. 4 t do AU81'10NEER eomp~.- Serota " Ionia& plleo 26. Fix I Notice ... on :11. Funeral I C!LUB I!NTI'JRTAINED Mrs. Betty Smllb onte•rta;,,. 1I od btr aanl alub Monday even· iDI M ber home. The door prize wu awarded fD Mrs. El· - - f« 9. S trike 11. S ledding 17. Act 19. Slope ll. Port Indiana 23. Elfect.l 24.. Wrtt. n ame l ."i. Grain 16, Beholdl TEST B."<D1:: -r=L:.3 ~' ::': '70 .AC:r;-;>r , THE: F.AC7 TI-< AT ~.u_ J5 ~f.:J}: ~.'.... 11tN )"If. f JVY \I'.'AS ~E.V:C'<. =O:L! ','::' .... F08TI If!: 10::-~- IF J­ CATCN \',·\5 �. 'I , , • at y D1111oted To The lntere.ll 01 The Meigs.M111on Area VOL XVII NO. 135 POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1965 ---·--·----------------------------------------FIVE CENTS ut Push ovemher 2 The Me!g, County Education Seaton Smith of Ohio Unlver-1 Donna lhle, Gail Popp_ Kay Rus- LEGISLATIVE - Robert Association determined Friday sily gave the mornmg address , sell, Betty Deem, M1ke Popp, Bowen Donald Wolfe and Larat Soutberri High school to con- on modern math and its .signifi- ~1 Larry Wilson, Otha S~ith Rich- ry Richie. duct an extensive campaign to cance to teachers. The after- ard Russell, D~nny Witherspoon Eleced as delegates to the 1 promote passage of Issue 1 noon speaker was James An-, and Donald VanMeter. Association meeting on Oct. 29 (PEP) Uls fall. There were 150 gel, supervisor of the Ohi~ TestMRS. VALE RESIGNS .at Athens were Fay Sauer, teachers attending the annual ing Service, f~om t~•e Oh10 De- Association mempers accept-! Rose Easterday, Vinas Lee, l..u- , meeting. parlment of Education. .ed the resignation of Nellie Amsbary, Robert Morris andl Fay Sauer, a teacher in the Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, county Vale as treasurer and heard 8 . Thelma Campbell. Named as Northwestern Local School dis- 1membership chairman, also talk- report by Rose Easterday on i respective alternates were Hutrict,, p1;esided over the b~sine~s ed on "Tea~hing ~ The Unified 1the local leaden conference I bert Pric~, Roberta ~iiS?n, ~~­ meetmg and general sesswn. Profession,' before the noon1htld in August at Kent State gene Atkms, Lary RI~chte, J1m _ . , _ _ luncheon was served_ by the Sou- University. Mrs. Vale, who is Brannon and Mary H1ll. ~~"Z~~&n th_ern ~al Athletic B~sters recovering from illness at her Conducting _workshops for the [ Cincinnati 18 Ironton. 0 wtth Miss Barbar~ Mc~Jckles , home, included a note of appre- teacher~ dunng the afternoon l Grove 20 Rock Hill 0 chmrman. Mason Fisher JS pres- Iciation to association members were MISS Luren7 Bro~n, 0~­ Poca 7 Pt. Pl1111nt 0 !dent of the Boosters. for their consideration during partment of English Ohio UmRecine 24 Kyger Creek 14 I Re!ired teachers honored ~ur- I her illness. The matter of ap- vers!ly, Paul Plutz off Ohio UniE•stern 14 Rutland 12 I ing the day were Ada Hoskms, pointing a new treasurer was vers•ty and Doyl~ K. ShumakSymmes Valley 14 Maude Young Sadie McElhinney referred to the council. er, school superv1sor from the Hannan Trace 6 Nora Jordan Ray Whaley Nd- Co .tt b and Sec' ' ' mnu ee mem ers were : division of Elementary . 6 G II . I' 0 Jlckson I 1po II lie Tracy, Thelma Dill, Edith PROGRAM - H r Sto ondary EdcatJOn. Logon 30 Pomoroy 6 1 1 p 1E osa •e ry, h k th Forrest, Pau Manue, ear r- chairman· Helen Davis How- Mr. S umaker spo e on e Middleport N 18 I · and Wavte · c·Jrc1e. Ea ch was ard Parker ' ' · h'•g h sc hoo I SI.C:IliU<Ir •·-•· ds 'II 6 vm Martha Ohlinger reviSed • sonv• • I I'presented a carnatinn by Lil- and Ida Die,hL Mr. Ploutz on the development At hens 28 We11 oton 0 S ·h 1 · r ·r · th R•venswood 13 Wahlml 0 ' Ia~ mit . . , MEMBERSHIP - Lucy Ams- o SCiencl e ac IVJ tes mdes e Ui>'d Grunfield 13 l\;ew teachers 1n the county 1bary, chairman; Don Spencer, : ~r eementary gra. an Chillicothe 12 system who ~·ere recognized in· ; Herbert Parker Lillian Smith ~Iss . Bro_wn on ~eve lopmg moCh•uncey 34 Glouster 0 eluded: and Carl Weese. t•vabon m Enghsh, Zonesclllo 34 , EASTERN - John Lambert, SOCIAL - Jean Hamm and Mrs. Sauer opened the meetPortsmouth 8 Lela Jane Powell, Bobbie Ord, Leda Mae Kraeuter co-chair- ing at 9:30 a.m. followed by the Piketon 18 New Boston 14 Sondra Drake, Annette Kay Fick men; Mary Skinner, Alice welcome from Ronald Deem Northwest 14 Minford 6 and Ellen Diehl. Nease ann ~da Ohlinger. executive head of Southern !,o. Whotloroburg 18 I NORTHWESTERN -A I a n PROFESSIONAL ETffiCS - cal school district Maxine Win· Lutahille 14 1 Downie, Carla Gilmore, Char- Howard Nolan cllairman; W. gett gave the invocation and WORKSHOP - Dovle K. Shumaker, school supervisor of the Division of Elementary and Secondary Educ-ation, O•k Hill 7 les Smith, Gladys Cox, Howard E. Campbell Pearl Bunce Twi. music was provided by pupils OhJO Department of Education, spea ks <lt a workshop of lhe 1\let gs Coun ly EducalJOn association at Southern 1 St. Joo 0 Cole and Alan Podbesek. Ia Strausbaugh and Robert of Southern Local School dis· IJigh school Friday afternoon. About !50 teachers from the county school system attended the day-long event. trict. Sentinel Photo. ~w~mvar~~' SOUTHERN - Ronal Deem, Morris. I ley c.. From World Publishing •nd O•ford University Preu $2.50 .. $14·95 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 1 TONIGHT ''HERCULES, SAMSON •nd ULYSSES" (Ttchnicolon World's mightiest strong meo io contt>st of Superhuman F11rce! Kirk Morris, Richard · tronto~ Lloyd. ''THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" (Technicolor) Haylfy Mill~. James MacArthur John Mills. LadiesNight 1" A~NOUNCE Is Planned 1Stfl•ke Front By RotariansR" ,....· 'Is Brolfen up .'\. GAME Tht' Pomeroy Panthers Resme footbaH team_ will play ,. SUN., MON. •nd TUES. Sept. 26, Tl, 28 'A VERY SPECIAL FAVOR' (Technirolor) Rock Hudson, Leslif Caron, , I' ( Charles Boyer, Walter Slezak, Dick Shawn, Lu.l'ry Storch, Nita Talbott. Southweste-rn s vars1ty at S p. , m. tonight oo the Highland- , ( ' · ~f:'t•IJ i" ·~.:·"!. ," " Colorcutoon1 ---- - ,'BABY THE RAIN Beoutllul compect cellilneU ••• with tlldlng doortl MUST FALL" Sle-.-e McQueen, Lee Remick ---a nd"1'0 RATHER BE RICH" Sandra Dee Robert Goulet RUSH PARTY -The Ohio Eta Phi chapter of the Beta Sigma Ph! s~rorlty conducted Its annual rush party this week when a wide array of colorful and interesting costumes were displayed. Members in their costumes are, I to r front row Anne Chapman Martha Eschleman, Arlene McDamei, Ina Meadows, Bill Jo Spears and Barbara Rigg; Standing: Marilyn Wisecup, Shirley Huston, Betty Rawlings, Patty Hindy, Betsy Horky and April Smith. In the smaller photo, Judy Crooks and Rosetta Lisle, pose as the beauty and the beast, Pat HUldy, queen of hearts; Shirle.l' Huston, Heidi, and Caro'lyn Grueser, Pinnocio. - Larry Baker Photos. Andy WilliamJ HOW TO PAY BILLS WITH AN EMPTY Wl\U.ET It's srmple; open a chec; .ng accou.1 here right now! Then you never neec. risk carrying too much cash around or being embarrassed by an empty wallet ... and you can save endless steps every month by paying all your bills by mail. Your canceled checks will automatically become receipts, tool SWEATERS 619 color picture Gay, Clever Costumes Mark Annual Sorority Rush Party MENS CARDIGANS V·NECKS IN ALL OF THE Gay costumes showing oil' .. .....,., clever creations of the widest range - "monsters" to . :•,.v· dainty peasant girls - highlight· ,j, . ed the aMual Rush plltly of the Beta Sigma Phi chapter ol , . the Ohio Etta Phi sorority this Cabtncts ttl close to wall LA TEST STYLES AND COLORS. !HIS witfl rectan&11lar Select htrdwood venttrt •nd 1olid1 with •Jplilel W1lnut &flin tin/1h. "" week at Grace chureh parish b:luse. April Smith, cbapter prest. dent, was In clnrrge of Introductions and welcomed members and guests. Winning prizes for costumes! were Judy Crooks, Car<rlyn Grue ser, and Rosetta Lisle, mostorlgioal; and Patty Hlndy and Shirley Huston, president. Judg· lng them Will'e Mrs. Larry Morrison, Mrs. Thomaa Scally, Miss Barbara Morgan and Mr. Larry Baker. Entertainment, with Arlene McDaniel as cbalrman, wu ..,. ~JM~nced by Mrs. Morrison. II widlriiiM tilt Your Savings Earn 4% Interest Plu s Serving Meigs County for over 93 years POMEROY Member Fllderal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' . .. ~ · Select Now From Low Stlttt llltfwoof YIMm tnd IOIIdl With IIIOIId Q~llflMIH Jliln flntr• down1111vment Budget term• Our Large Now Shipment II RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System . • Color Indicator Ll&hl •Push-button demagnetlzet • Tint Control • All 82-channel UHF/VHF ' BAHR CLOTHIERS I MIDDL!lPORT, 0, N. 2ft1D ,.' VI. · . Episcopal MIDDL~RT, .. 0. Included llaltara Rlggo playing the plano, 11011p by Anne Chapman lind Betty Rawllnp, a llory by s.,bara Mol'jan, a duet by Arlene McDaniel and M'ar!M l!ocllleman, and 1 dla· "NNIIIiW''lliil'iillo •!fl ' ... ltiorltltiiAM ''" · ~IJI< I • On Sewer Work J 1 IIOT 11111 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK B"dd" by the Widdlenort - Pomeroy ] W '' 1\EW YORK il'PII - The New York Herald Tribune Rotary cl ub with Presidrnt .John ft/IUS I 1ng announ n·d tod ay I hat it was resigning f rom the New Wern_er presiding in an open York Newspaper Publishers .A.ssocia tion and would remeetmg. ! SUllie pubilcation Mondav morning. Rotary-A nns will he !I!J('ria\ The HPr.11d Tnilune is one of seven ma.ior !'Jew York 1 guests probably Ort. 21 or 22, d 1 11 k d ;· t d · (urn _aJ y newspape rs J ae ·e out Ill a comp Ic? e umon depending uron which date HUNTINGTON. W. Va dispute str.111t111ng Irom a stnke by lhe ?\1 ew \ork .Newsproves to be le:.~st con0lc1in~ - Arm y Eng1neers sa id today a paper Guild against t h ei · - -~-- -- - - -with other community events. Belpre. Ohio. fi rm was appar- . NP\1" York Times. !of Lhe Her<J id Tribune released The place will be announced. : enlllow bidder on sewrr remedWhen the gudd struck the I a rotJy of a Jetler signed t1y John Heiskell . of WSAZ-TV, I1at work at BE•lnrr <tnd .\1;Jril'l- Time~ 10 day <~gu in~ rontrw·1 l both 111 msPif and John Hay wlll be the speaker Ocl. 15. With ta . Oh10 and Will ia mson ard dJ:.;pute involvmg automation Whilney, publi,hrr ol' the paexceptions. as spe<'i,11 programs I Vienna. Wood Count~· anti lite and JOb secu 1·it y, the pubilslwr~: i per. to .John J. Gaherin, prescome up. the vocational serie! Bellevillf' Lorks and Dam. assoeiiltionclosPd down six oth- 1Jdenl of the New York Pubbshof talks by club members will K. L. Moore . In{" ..~ llhmlft· 'rl a f'f m1·mhrr pi!pers _ Smcr thnt iers A~sociation. Jt said: be conlinued until the roster is bid or $2:1.710 for allerin~ t•x- time onlv the New York Post 1 , . . • 1 completed . isti ng sewers to prnv1de dr-un- h;js puiJit:;!wd Thts letter IS t.o mform you Jack Wel~h. director of the age above the futtlrt' normJI Tr " Herald Tnbunc s dec 1._ 11 m th.It the Hc1ald lnoune ts relnlernational Serv tce committe-e. pool of Belleville Locks ar:d follo~ed Slmtlar <ll tmn bv I he sigmng ffll!Tl the pub!Jshers astogether with Dick Owrn, re- Dam , furntshing and ins ta:ling Post rwo YPi.lJ;; ago dur;ng a soc1atwn ~s ol lh1.~ date_ We ported on recent activtlies. Mr. nt>w pipe and removmg old !l4-day newsp 3 per blackout m ~re ~ecallmg all our e~ployes Welsh will give the program, a pipe whPr e reqllired . Nl'w York . It v. as beJ·au:;e the Ill urder to resume pubhL'atJOn colored slide . illustrated talk Six other firms btd on lhe Pust was not a member ol' the a;; of Munday morning Sept. 27_ on vocations next week. A good pro;ect. publishers as~nat10o !hal. it ·Mr. Whitney and I want t t) atlendance is urged wa s ablt' to contim.Jt' to pubhsh tell you that our dem;ion has J. H. Grate, only aclive cha r! thi s tim e. been reached with deep regret ter member of the dub. led (~:ll' Hit!ii Trailt·r· 1 The Hera ld Tribune ·!' decision and only after most careful stumoments of silent prayer . for · In Hounding t:urve , to break the sol1d rcmks ol the dy of all_ lhe factors affecting the late Dr_ Homer McMtllen . publtshers came unexpectedly or SJtuatton. We don·t know and Riehard Rawlings who died· A Lon g Bottom H. D. restdent. at JO a rn - <m hour before ne-1how things will gu for us out recently. and offered a furt\er EmmPtt E_. Stethem, 1•0 lost go!J atwns were tu resume be- side the association but we do prayer for all deceased Rotar- contrul of hhl:'i car on a \ . .~;ve lwt'en represrn1alives of lhe knuw !.hat economic and othrr road duvm 111 curve r rtuay , . . . ians. .h d k gUJid and the NPw \ork Times. consJderatJons make t 1mpossi1 1 One guest was Ed J. Hiehle. n~g l an stru c a house traJ - "Economic Considerations·· ble for us to continue inside tba Parker:..burg Rotarian. e· Walter N. Thayer, president i as~ocJation. . Stelhe.'TJ·s auto went orr thed -- - - - - -. - -- ·- - -- - - - - - Heath church ladies scrvmg ft .d f h d 1 0 8 chicken dinner were Mrs. e SJ f' . t {' roa way ~n · d F 1 M W'll. crashed mto a house tr<ttler . 8 ern1ar u tz. rs. 1 mm db H H 1 Tl R M owne v t:'nry ~ns ~y . lNl' 11 M D F. · Frhs. ~nl .anesE. rst. I w~re mJ-nor damages lo the Jell. Rusbse o ert IS er. 1• rs. vere t ·d r St • nd 1 tl B h d M K _t h Go Si eo e111em s ear a o It:' ner an · rs. ei e- _trailer. No arrests or injur1es were report.ed bv the sher· . . .iff's department , which invesli· . COLUMBUS (UPii - lndustriol development In Ohio •tHS B B 1gated. 15 developing a new surge because of the state 's new in" , and oosters ldustrial financing program. state Development Director To Meet on Monday 1 IF. P. Neuenschwander sain Friday. ACCIDENT IS MINOR In a report to Gov. James A. Rhodes, he said more than The. M _iddlep?11rl hBaldnd . 800 ~ter Pomeroy Police Chief Jed 150 companies have show n definite interest in taking ad~ ASSOCia 110n WI 0 ItS lfSt l . . · , van . t age of th e f'manc1ng ' - - -- - Webster mvestJgarP.d a mmor meetmg the new school year ~ "d t 11 .·50 a.m. proaram expansion in Ohio ~hi~· •vear • I M .of f-. 0 nd 1 h h' h h00 1 f 1two-car acc1 ent a . ay ~ t e tg sc ca e-, Frid'i.ty on the village parking '·Many of these are among 30 per cent increase over last 7 30 terla at ·b P- ~. Jot. He said a car driven by : the largest manufart uring ('On- year's record total. Mrs.. Ro IIert Kmg, fpresident, D · Fraey . 1 . "''"· Carpenter , I cerns 1'n Ohio.'' he· said d enms · , 4'exactt .s urgmg a ~re~tso stu e~ts . backed into the right fender of' ly the kind of industry we :Jre: 10 the cadet, JUmor and 3emor +a vehicle operated by Lena looking for in Ohio." 1 Veterans ~morlal Hospital bands to attend. Mae Beegle, 25, Akron. No ar·1 Neuenschwander said a ser- j Admissions - Delores Ju.rests were made. I les of Z3 meetings iJ helng tis, Pomeroy; Scott Knotts, M.Meigs General Hospital held in eve~ section of tbe son: William Wyatt, Middleport,. Admissions Mrs, Guy Kenstate to explain the program. Discbaq:es - Sbtrley Pfort. 1 nedy, Middleport; Archie Me- which takes eilect Nov. I. Ripley Galdys Parfitt. Porn• JacreasinJt eloudiness, a little Kinney, Dexter. I The development official pre- roy: Homer Newell, Mason; warmer toolgbt. Cloudy and Discharges - C.Orge Mich- dieted that without the pr0o Landon McDaniel, Middleport. - • r Sunday, chaoce of lljllt ael. Pomeroy; Ctara Sarson, 8l'am about $1.3 billion will Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Ray. llliu,ta·.....-.t. • ' "'' I~Uand. · ., bllll!lDv~ ii 'Utd~t~!Nl mollti• Jutttl~. Pc•ll"f, ·&llf!llo 1 TONIGHT lh•u SUNDAY BeJpre F,Jrffi Future program! and a utary Ann Night were planned ; Friday evening at Heath church I field. Neuenschwander Reports Industry is Surging Ahead .;r I 1 • , 1 1 WEATHER th·•·>·~~ · ,. '·J 1 · \- --- - - lun~•· ·~ l.hl•" ll ·•l iJ l)ul~t i,.;-1 ~.t;,{ .ll;ihl~- ~)!N-1',"> ·'f I"!!H.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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