http://66.213.69.5/files/original/de91b1f7f11a8fdb66a6afa8442c2852.pdf eaaed7f0e20d8f98c2043675ccfd86d4 PDF Text Text . '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 �.. Athens Romp On Rockets By28to0 Mystery Boy Identified In Miami I' • • '• ATHENS - After a score- leo& lira penod, pre • aeasof DETROIT (UPil - A speech· favorite Athen& went on to wa .. less mystery boy round wander· lop Wellston's Golden Rockell mg m the Miami Airport was 28-0 Friday mght idontifted today as a menially The Bulldogs collected 14 retarded teen-ager from Mtchl· first downo to Wellston'• threo, gan Hts parents were myster•nd gamed 340 yardl to tho iously mlssmg Jtockets 36, , The boy's older sister and a Todd Snylior scored twtce lor neighbor telephoned pohre m AHS on runs of 84 ond !9 yards, nearb1i Troy, Mtch , today and Dick Adams tallied once from identJfJed the sad - faced boy the one, and Don Mcinturf slicfrom a newsp<~per pltture ed over from the one m the &ecThev smd he v. as R1ckv ond period. Thor n'f, 14. a factory worke1 S Adams added an extra point, son who became mentally ft}o oo dtd Snyder. tarded from tn]une~ suffered m Athens ts now S.0-0 lor tht yrars 8 tn[flc acc1dent two year and Wellston ts 1-2-0 The ago. d Bulldogs w1ll play unbeaten Mtd· Ttoy pol 1re s~nd thev ha dleport in the loop's top attracbeen unable to locate Rtlky's hon at Middleport next FridaJ parents, Victor and May~e wght Thorne Officers stud the boy s sister, Mrs Donna Ruby who also \tves in the Detroit area. JAMIS HART was surpriSed to hear her L Harl has been promoted to parents were not home. p mero •'s Dick Knight (10\ offers handshake to Roger Chute, as Robert Trow· PROM~TED va!~m;~re;,.an, replacmg Earl Rottge~ , The ldenttftcatlon apparently ~ONGRATUtt'TE D~~~nE!r;-wa~ theti turn, followmg the' game Frtday rught at Pomeroy.-Grover Photo. the ~.: ~ t ber 1 at the Phthp Sporn Plant s squelched the theories o! a man brtdge (77) an ave ____ who reti ep e~ . He ls 4:1 graduate of Wa· who chumed to be the boy's ' ' o , 1 I j~-~ . ..~ ~~~~m~~~~ I,H~~~ ·~· ~p'1~ I ~~~~·~~;lli~~fi~·~·;.~~~~~~NI~~~rtl\1!' ~~~·~~~·~'~~'' '"l't~~~ ~ PT PLEASANT - Unbeqten Central Op~~lnfat~:~:~YOklahomaA&:M.wasa2nd gr~ndfalhtr and a woman who Parker~burg, \\ \a. ~~ ,...j. ':I'J 'tll~~;~r~~· .:. Jly~ ~1 ~~ '.1 -i' r' .'t!h·r•:~~~~, lP .~, j ~~, and WlSCOred upon Poca. a hbamta H~:r m t~~ ;nfantry as a avtaUon cadet, and aeda sought to learn he wat her descendbeants of l aThe ef~e , ~ ., ' Il.sr r • .J I ;• , ' ' .' Class AA school, defeated Pl. eu en t • f th ~our Mason County4-H 4-HClub Lea a- mls~n!~_: n Layne officers mg presen >i~!l,ll(;ij, navigator He IS presl d~"ofothe Corners lowing were retamed.~·J tl I. .1.'i'~~ I ~ ~ ~III r~: I ' l~;~il!' Pleasant for the first ume since ers Association, Leade . and a member of the I 'M s Hen- President, Joseph Layne, trusI 1 I I ~ I !•'ii<\•<P 1~50 Frtday by a 7.0 count. member. of the Amd Le~~~~rch He IS marned, has [ Chester Weaver and B00\h Mrs urer. George Jewell, secretary, ~ A 41·yard pass !rom Tom Evangelical U n1te re ern ry Buck Jr . Sewmg • A Rod rs pubh<:1ty Ara Ktng to Larry Asbary was tho four children and resides near New H_a~!.n I Albert Thompson, Mrs ndLu~~e; J:~.:~l ge , ' game's only score. It came madway m the second period Bert Cartoon Show, Mr ~ R Those attending were Mr and Gibson placekicked bJO 14th Wtlll8m Mrs Harry Howell and grandatrtnght exlr1l pmnt for the Dots. Mr and Mn O er son Geoffrey Cratg, Edgar LayMr and Mn Robert Herndon . ne Mr and Mrs. Ketth Clenden· p Pleasant was stopped once (Coollnuod !rom pase 1) [Grueser, Rosetta Lisle, Judy ICandy and Candy Apples, ~rsd nt~g and chi ldren Mr and Mrs on the nme by a fumble, and agam Qn the 18 by another cost· 1 ue by Ina Mudows Crooks, Mrs Larry Mo~~soan~ l Eugene Athey and Mrs Ro a~l Joseph Lavne, Su,san and Cratg, ~rs Eschleman ser\led as MarJOrie Burt, Barbara g Karr' Country Store, Mrs W • Mr and rirs Bruce Lavne Mn: ly bobble Poca outrushed the Blacks ledg~ mlStress and Marilyn land Mrs Tom Srally . were Btrd and Mrs Charles Weave Eva Layne Mr and Mn.' Ray147-118, and total yardage Ia· ~tsecup was soctal chatrman I Member~ attendmg a Cha Soc·k Hop, Mrs James Hagger- mond Layn~ and Judy , Mr. ttnd vortd the wmners, 223 to 176 Mrs A R KnlJht ls sponsor ol Barbara Betzmg, Ann p ti tv, Mrs Lmda Young, Mrs. John M Harr~ Mtller I eah Ann man Martha Eschleman a Y and Netl Havmaker rs ' d foca outrirstdowned the losers, 1 the group. H k Shirley Hus IFerguson, H d and Gtul Mr and Mrs [Y.)nal Wmnmg pnzes at games, Hmdy, Be~y ri or y, Bet1y Raw I· Ftsh Pond Evelyn a ley an I Cook El nd ch ildren , Mr and Mrs 16-l! Po~ was on U•e hve m the were Al\nt Chapman Carolyn ton. Ina ea o~:· !I Btlhe .lo' Nancy Holbrook Robert Scott and Karen, Mr. final mmutes of art10n , but fall· GJUeser •nd Slnrley Huston · ~gs, Ba~~~~~ Sm~lt 'and Man.l REgtslennll wer~ Mrs A~oe~n~ and Mrs George Jewell, Mrs 1 ed to score Guests were Rtta Ball Ann pears Fet guson, Mrs ene ' Georgta Ktlpatrtck Mr and Poca is now 4-0.0 on the seaBarmtz, Loll Clelland, ~~r~lyn l lyn Wisecup Mrs B ,1;1 Ntrewander, Mr~ I Mr s Randa ll Rodg~n• and John son Pt Pleasant 1s 1-3.0 Faye Smtih Mrs George Ca . EUB 8ROTHEKH00() 'Pleasa nt ..... 0 0 0 0 - 0 Pt aon , Mrs Donald Bumgardner, The E u B Brotherhood met PO<'a ••. 0700-7 Loutse Gibbs Mltzt Oldakl,"l on \1onday eVI'ntn!i( at t he 10 • M R0 bert Dye Nancy f d br:~k Mrs Carl Gtbbs. Mrs Ichu~eh dRelv Martm Berls ·"rl~e MOUTH OF THE KANAWHA RIVER · f'riendship Night d presen te t 1e program on - ------------:----::::::-:::-:::,' By A. V· Howe11 Observed By OES 1 s won by Jack Needs, Ann Btrd Mr ~~"- Support the Church Needs and Mrs l.avne mtroduced herl'l'he room cnun wa an : Mrs C. H Adams Jr' r~ DeseiVE'S Sp,•rJ.Il mmlc ~Yas . t r of the mouth of the Kanawha river was taken m 1908 or Blacks Taken 7-0 by Poca 1 PGw:J ( I , :. , I, I, :~ \ Jackets Take Hounds 18-6 for 3rd Victory Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M14clleport, 0., lept . . 1-. BY DAVE RICE a !erJOUI llmplng InJury, to the 10 yard llne Two plays [the Jackets led 6-0 with 7 min- threw a Jut to Stobart wtth the Total Ydo. liB IJl Tho Mtddlepon Yellow Jack- They won Without the aerv- later the ball sqmrted out o! utes left m tho ltrst half. >6 yard TO pass Stobart and Punt Ydo. 4 lor 3U I for ets ptaymg an 1mproved brand tees of alternt~te lineman Lar- the arrm of Rod Sauer a n 1 F'ollowrng the touchdown, ne1-~ he rambled 56 yards Ior the 3S.I By Vatted Pren IDttnatlonal NATIONAL LEAGVB of ban over that of their first ry Gladwell and alternate was recovered by lhe IIounds' ther team could get across the touchdown Swartz's run for the Passes Att. __ ....... 11 11 two games, beat the Nelsonville guard-back S'am Hood, both re- Jay Brnokson on the 8 yard 1 50 yard stnpe unlit a Moore lextra pomt failed and the Jack· Passe• Comp, ...... . I 5 TEAM AMERICAN LE~G~E Pet TEAM W L PeL Greyhowuls Friday ntght 18-6 covermg from earlier ID]UTie&, lme Both te"ams played. I pass was mtercepted by Jtm lets went ahead 12-6 with 10 36 Passe~ lot. Z ! Mmnesota &tJ San FranciSCO 90 03 .681 96 58 at Nelsonvllle. It was the Jack- and su1ted up to play m lf need- strong de[ense m th1s quarter as Shultz on the Jacket J5 and 11eft m the gamt' Penalties .. ... » Z5 Baltimore Los Angele!l 8t M .582 87 64 576 ets' third straight victory m as ed They weren't. both had to punt tw>ce Ireturned 11 to the 3 yard lrne ] At thts pomt tt tanked as If FKJDb!es (lost) I I Chlca Cl ti rJ 8G .5611 68 66 571 many games and 11 was the ThPy put on exhtbd two b1a h fi Hobmson caught htm Two plays the sconng ~ere over for Lhe Startmg lmeups (offense). g0 ncmna "~: "O ... 1 84 70 &I& Ptttsburgh ' straaght loss of and last past catchmg endA -o As t e rst quar er c•me to later Haynes eras hed over r1ght I mg 11t but w1t h fourt h down aod Ne1sonv1 11e E nds, 8 ob rucb- DetrOit - • .538 ..,. Hounds' 1econd Milwaukee 71 82 536 tht:! season after wunmg lhell' : semors Freddy Robmsoo and an end, George Sauer took a tack le for the 6 pomts Bill 13 on tht•Jr 31 Nelsonville's ards and W1he Dishong Tack- C'evela;~ ~ ~ .520 79 71 opener agamst The Plams IGary Stobart Stobart's show 10 Buddy Moore and threw a pass IWend's extra pomt converston Wend dropped track to punt At es, Jay Brooks and Butch New Y .484 PbJladelphla Tl ..411 75 Mme crisp tacklmg 8 healthy partrcu!ar s worth mentlomng pttchout from Quarterback was blocked b; Ashley and the the sn1p of the ball the Jackets' Aulirk, Guards, John Thomp- CnlJforma 73 82 471 St Lou11 441 reduction m penaltte~. and the Hurt m pr~season SCrimmages: Buddy Moore and threw a pass half ended a 6 6 t1e Hod Sauer broke through the son and Pau Conrad, Mike Lm- Washmgton 67 86 438 Chicago : : :.. gearmg up of 8 respectable !l was hrs first fuJl.go game downf1eld Intended lor Fred- 1 SECOND HALF Jtne at ;ust UJe nght ttme. scott, Backs Quarterback, Lar- Boston t)(J 96 : I~~:t;:rk Jl2 48 108 passmg attack (116 yards, one He worked at cornerback on de die Robmson The ball was; The third quarter was al so a the punt, scooped at up m the 1 ry Corngan, Halfbacks, Gary Kansas City , 57 96 TD) marked this begmmng of !fense and alternated on offense bobbled by defender Gary Hay ldefensJve baHle as ne!llo!rr team same motton and ran 22 yards Raynes and Greg Warren FullSunday • Ga~e1 I Sunday'• Games the SEOAL campaign by the at end wtth Soph Mark Tannc nes. then ptcked off hy Robm- 1could complete passes or run I fur the TD agam. George Sau· back Rttch1e Polley Boston at Kansas City New York at Philadelphia Jackets hill Stobart scored the Jack- son who rnmbled to the 27 yard 1wrth any comHstency In thts t>r's run for the extra pomt Mtddlepot Ends, FreddleJCleveland at Detrmt2 Pittsburgh at Chicago. e!s' tJe-breaktn TD on 1 40 \me of Nelsonvtlle for a gam of quarter the Jackets gmnt'd 24 wa s short and the Jackets Jed Robmson, Mark Tannehill, G. Mmnesota at Washmgton I CmclnnatJ at Houston There were other aspects of ard s Ia g 140 yards Fi'ollowmg th1s pass. I yards and the Hound s gatned 16-6 wrth 3 40 left In the game. Stobart , Tackles, Ken Hams forma at Balt1mor St Lou13 at lAS Angeles the victory to put m the Jack-y pas P Y IGeorge and Rod Sauer ground 20 )ards '1'11e Hounds puntfdl At this pmnt both coaches m- and Larry Vanhe Guards John Chicago at New York I Milwaukee at San Franciabo ets' 1965 log book of football I Ne1ther team could sustain a out 26 yards between them three times m this penod and 1serted subs to ftmsh the gM~e. Blake and Jack Stgman :Cen1 They came back strong after ldrtve m fhe first quarter al- which put lhe ball on the 1-yard 11he Jackets punted once STATISTICS Iter, Dave Ashley. Backs· a 6-& deadlock at halftune to though the Jackets had a chance hne where Moore, 145 pound With three plavs gone m the 1 Midd .N•I. Quarterhork, Buddy Moore, wm wttb two fourth period to score early as Dave Ashley !t€mor quarterback earned It fourth quarter, aflcr two mee ' Firsl Downs . 10 8 Halfbacks George and Rod touchdowns mtercepted a Corrigan pass on over George Sauer·~ run for runnmg plays by George Sau-j Total Yds. Rosblng . 112 99 Sauer and Fullback Ro lil e r They fmisbed Wllhout even the l5 yard lme and returned tt the extra rx:mt...":as no good and er and Roger Swartz, Mooe Total Passing , 116 41 Swartz II I Jackson Pulls 0ut 6-0 w·In over BIue DevJ"}S F •day f} Gasser Gasses up Chiefs for 30-6 Win Over Panthers eBnc:h Gay Costumes Mark Party ussel~ bs7"Layne":~.i i NEW IIAVEN :~::,~\~",{,"; t:'.:,:~:r t ~~~~e p~::· ~;lin~~~~:,~~~ r;J~rnm:~n;:.:lups ~::~:~ ~;a;~~ M~r~a:~:r~:~: r,~~~·l:~'"~~"th~r'!':'~', tetliJ;~;J !9:rr;ul~;t~~i~~~~\r;~:;\~~~!i~: ~?~·~~;· ~~~~ o~r~~~e .~~~:·,ht:~!·t~·:tt"he ~-:~~~: E;,~::~Jr~ta;~a~:~;· ~;~~~n~~ I I e!.lry, \h s l haJJes Weaver ' ha~1 beenc :s~lld Ctbbs and ~Irs ton \ lrs Ra} !lB)on~ ~arn~~~: ~ Bum~arnrr and Rtv Bel '" rord t Q~lt~n:l~~~~~ 8hown m the picture IS the to"' boat Florence Marmet, rdJght ftndplclture , sh~h ~~~e;:er~:~ayvis~~rs TrP<Jsurer Mrs Holand Karr 'T':i •' • d 1 Mr:i Henry m: r , Devollon'i IIC Je ild by LJrl th dry docks of the Kanawha Dock Co' several unt entlte s earn· WI (or re~pondm~ SecJelary, Mrs Jerk Needs announce tJal ~lank Joung Jr, Mrs James f, tl steam escapmg, eUties of coal boats barges both loaded and empty, and rafts alld attendmg . .John Morgan Ht~towm Mrs I the P T \ ~~allo~e~nb ~a;;~:~ I f.tlbeil Mrs Roger Hilyes, ~r~ I ·~t;~ I q attr•nl'lmg '"' ere Oltte l ~~)sat~ngf ;raer~~u~uiTnds Note the extr~me smdothness of the water surface Such a The ch~pter w~ opene~:;~~ p ,llPrt Dillt' Housh would be e o~ ~ o ~ Jed IHmes Lao,ne. Mrs Roan I Rou -,11 Mr He~t r l.eorge Jew- scene of acti\iJty on the Kanawha riVer will likely never be photographed agam Worthy hatropn nna R ker Mts Hun (' ll Dawson prmct- 123rd at the SIClOO an na\ I Karr \It " Herm<Jn Kn;tpp, Mrs Iell J hn Ru mgarn'er Erlward ~-- - - --and Wort y atron, uc p.!l of the ~chuol JnllndU{ed l lhetr I'Omm Jtlee andb asked tat , H,ll lt'\ Mrs Otho Oldnkrr,] Bum gouner Ra lph s<lyre Ed ! ANNOUNCE SERVICES Hl-LO TEMPS Oh~ervers Greatf'r Neal, presiding t t het tradlel ~ hrst gt adt• 'vht l tf am one wt~hes to e on a spe-~ Mrs Thoma~ Oldaker Mrs F.r I T m H ff n n' liar NEW YORK 'UP II - The 1'1 KJ C I Dtstmgutshed gues I presen Zl Oldaker and LoUise Gtbbs, ctal committee, please notJfV nestme Jones, Mrs VV!Iltam R I gar P a~ ~e~ ~Nn't~d~ ~ te\m g-~ Servtcee for John Gilbert highest temperature rt>ported to lan an rowt ed were Deputy Grand Masttond grade Elle n Nf'\\t.:omb I UJem as thev needed more Nell Ha\maker, Mr~ Frank l citha ti( Je~~ng and 'Harrv Mth'J, .Johnson, 30, who dted Thurs· the U S Weather eureau F'n· CAMBRlDGE Ohm (UPI) - tron Evelyn Lunsford, Pearl l arol) n Lrev mg and thrrd grade workers The cnmmrttt'es are Puwel l Mrs Harry W Gthbs MISS 'nunNAI I. ANLi Mit d.Jy evemng, wtll be held at 2 day excludmg Ala ska and H,t- Cunous observ~n nearly out- Northup, Grand representatiVe \1 :t rt!ta ~~lh under :vlrs rave as follo~s Dart rn. . s ~r~ R~ Mr s Marks. J\trs C M Wea l HALL UNITED IN M\HRI!\GE p m Monda v at Bell Chapel wai;, was 103 degrees at I numbered those parhctpattng and Worthy Matrons ancl WorSmllh lead teacher. thtrd grade eharri (,IJn!iiead ~ennv IT~~r:l H'r \olr s Lrs ley Rou, h, Mrs I Mr ss Janet L•uuse lludnall l Et~st G~:~llrpo\Js Rev. Everett Blythe, Calif The lowest rP- m the Umted Klans of America th~· Patrons: from Wllkesvll:~: Jo Lorkhr~rt tourth g1ade Jean Mts Robert Dve, \\ht>el 0 Charles Rou~lt Mrs Pete Bm dau h!N ol \lr and Mrs Eu l DelLJne} wt!l ufftctale Friends ported thl!l mornmg v.as 24 rail) 8 opemng mght pro- Vmton, Oak H1U, Waterloo,~ Judy and Karen Hanes under tune Mrs Jalk Ht' ss D o~r rts ~r and Mrs B1ll Howard, en: ll ud n,tll and S t(; :1 Ten y mav call Sunday afternoon and 1degree!! at Roseau, .Mmn ram dleport and Harrisonville. fifth grade. Est her Brown a,nd Pnzes Mrs Alfred Sprouse F..ddJe Whtte, Roy Crawford, ~all son of Mr .-md Mrs Al\tn l unttl the hour of the service at g Only about 75 per~ons turned After the chapter closed, a Ethel Rtddle , stxth grade, \\ 11-[ B>~lloons, Mrs Dona ld ~umt::d Ji ( hMIP~ F'r v' Mr and ~rs 0 : Hall ol HartfOJ d \\ Va \\f'~t· I the late home at 2132 ChathQl,DSTt.R, WIFE. KILl ED[up Fnday mght for the rally in short pmgram was pr~~~~ ired Omgess ne, Silhouettes M Roush I J Howard Jr' Mr and Mrs umlt'd m m<~rndt~.! on Seplrm-' a~ Ave TIFFIN, OhJO ~UPI) -Jesse a farm fteld about mJdway be-- wtlh Odella Mack s~~gang of Mrs Dawlon lnslalled the , Roush MIS Manm and \1r.'i 'l lohn Morgan Mr.'S H.alph Say ber4 l!lti~atb nm at tlw "'l~ w\ CJark Jones, 79, and his Yotfe,, tween here and Byesville, but Long Has It Been SUdea l!l· School Patrol ~oys and Girls Mrs James f.t lbet ~kt-t I t~k re , Mrs Herbert Savre, \1rs Haven E U B Church wrth the Queeme, Detrmt. were ktlled l Ohio 209 near the fteld was Hawau and Alaska, andl u;..e~e for the year Franklin Batley , C M Adam~ .Jr P 1 Squl~d Bernard Hotrman , Mrs Pa ul Rev Martm Bt.!rtsford offrnat I Fnday m a headon clash on' Jammed wtlh cars loaded wtth teresttng talk bon ~frd tr PFredeCaptlm, Richard Howard, Mrs James cunmnslam d Roush, Mrs J.tmes Ball , Mr~ In~ u s 23 10 Seneca County RICh·\ persons cunou~ to see the rally,] presented y a ys h r.t Lt, Bruc• Adams. John Bur- the Candle. -\lt'I<J Weavt-r l~n Arthur Hart Mrs Charles \~ea· The tmde given In marriage l ard, Healev, 40 Carey, was rick of Eno She is a c ~ e~ rJs, Donrue Dye, Mike White Rose Wener fo~l~nt 1eM~~ ver Mn Eugene Hudnall i\lrs l by her f,uhu wore a street j crtltci.llly inJured P' k t Call d of£ member of the Cheshire ap Tammy Ohlutger, Randy Craw Donna Thompson 1 c len Gerald Clark Mrs J~ ~es l len~ th v. hrtt> m lon dres~ and It' e 8 e ter. ford, Mike Athev Don MA( hlr , 0 J Howard Jr rd \1 Mr~ ) Roush Mn Emu Wood \1ro; v.htte a('les~ones and a cursage l :\t ]east 2 Weeks Refreshment!! of cookies, Jame!ll Roush, Randy Oark , Georgt Carso 11 Mr s Juhn 1 ' Brul'e Gtlman Mrs Manon Oh I of white carnation" Ehzabeth MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS OWN W Va -~ sandwiches, coffee and iced JohD Morgan, Ccuol\n B<:11net1,] !{eltmire ' 1rs Ralph Sayre,llmger. Mrs Glen Weaver :mdl HudnH II dressed m bh~t> sprv-1 By Irtne Wlnebrener Frank Jumor Knott s 34 Rt MORGArr d • of a wt\dcat Lea was served to the mem9 Jane H•ymaker, Beverlv Knapp , \olr~ F.verrtt Housh \1\rs Roh· James Milrks ed as lll'r stslrr s mard of honor I Mt s Dl'\!!l.a Blessmg, the I l , LangsvIlle, labor- (UPIJ - ea er led near! 11 ~ bers and VISJtors from thl foland Bonnie Jones F.af'h boy or!ert Dale Roush, Mn Ralph] l !\ YNE REUNION IJen '1- Hall served as bt'~t man wt te of Jldev Blessmg bolh l er and Helen Mae Stewart. 23 [ strike that h~~nld tn coal ~me's Jowmg chapters Middleport, CLrl was represented bv a par I Whttmore Mrs Blake Nllev,an a~ heid i r Iu s !v,rn hrnther formerly of th1s communt ty and Lan gsvtlle, Gale Francts Shnmp 000 men wor g t d F day to Hamsonvtlle, Ironton, SONh 01 1 ent who placed the chtldren sl der Doeleen Batley and Aud·[ 'l'lle I .•;n't~h rf'~J~JOn ;<~rk ml Mr s Hall Js a graduate of lateh or Chilrleston was bumd l lm, Jr. 19, Norfolk, Va' U.S l in three stales ;o e t ~:~st two Pomt, Vinton, Wilkesville, Oak 1rey Pickens ~ low er S~op. ill~rs ~e<:ent Y a ':__I v _ W<ih.tma Hlgh Sdlotll <~ nd has Tl 1111 sday m the Boards ceme- Navy and Carolyn Sue Ntcdo~ ca!::f ptckets or a Htll, Wellston and Thurman 1trap and badge on them been emploved at The Farm terv j son, 19, Mlddleport, key punc wTh bel t k leaders: met er s Store STG3 Is serv mg With ] ~lr and Mrs Okey Roush al l operator I c~ r~: and Monon· Greek Political the L s NaV\ .tnd attended tended the tuneral of Mrs I n r SVI nd' d' ided to can E ded Fl t s S1 1 K I Rlessmg tn Charleslon Mr s LOCAL TEMPS gah Fnday a ec riMI8 IR D ~ Flor onartda L J()(J at f'v" I BlesstnJ;: 1s the only Jrvmg b1 o The temperature m p ome- m uJe P1ckets and send a dele-- ATHENS !UPI) The 71-dav West I L I I I I Letarl ' w. Va• II I Social NeWS I I - C h p l ' H-ow- l ong an t e Hocus- ocus ast. I r: u: c.. . 1 \ - Mr~ Hall !,\ore a hlue ltnen l lher of Mrs Maude Roush. roy's busmess dtstrtct at 11 30 gat10n to Washmgton\ to U~~ old Greek politiCal cr~sJS ;:· • ed at least temporar Y tr h dd 'T'h ~lr Manford Rlessmg Mrs am fodily was 57 degrees un- sent their gnevance 0 Y suJ or er 'he mg 1np to e , ' S h ofrtclals hen parliament accepted StePleasant Pomt RF>sort 'The nf'W I Ga1net Chaman, Mrs ara. dcr sunny sktes. · _ W '1 G ld M u fan Stefanopou 1os thas 1premier· H couple left on Saturdav for annum , " rs. era s· I t t ol Stefenopoulos' be King a es ConNewport, R I wht•l e tlwy WJ\1 grave and n'1 r an d Mrs Okey reside Rqush vtstted the Wilson funerthree men chosen Y PERSONALS al home m Clmrleston on Wed· stantme to form a gave~:~ N B rNJ<:k 1 Housh ls a sur 1nfsday evemng to honor the rei-won a qmfidence vote by lt • gH:al p~:~ttf'nt at Veterans M't:>m-I BtJves of Mrs Dehtha Blessmg. row 152 .. to • 148 maJor Y· orta\ HIJSpJtal 1 Mrs Jean Sa~ re and daughGRANGE TO MEET Hythtr Housh IS a pattent at I tf'r, Patt1 , of Columb us ca lled Oh10 Valley Grange 26lZ, LeVeterans Hosp1tal '" Richmond on her parents, Mr and Mrs tart Falls, will meet at I b • Va ltf1 ~s Wmebrener St>turday hall Monday Sept 2'1 at B p. m Mrs .Joe Kf'lly ls a sur~~:tcal Mr and Mr, Calvin Blessing when Deputy and Mrs VlrSII patient at St Jo se ph Hospital retUJ nl'd to thrtr home SatUI Atkins will be All mem· M1 and Mrs Wilham N1 JSI' dav after spendmg two weeks to attend. and f<~mtl v of Bulkhannon H~ t! m Columbu~ They have been ed re\attves here recently \ helptnli( t.:are tor Charlotte Mrs Herman Lavne, Mrs B [ Savre Yoho broke her arm while R Va nl'e of New lla\en, ~lr s camptng at Letart Islam1 ov~r Arthur Goodwm of Po•nt Ple<Js Uu~ Labor Day weekend OIVOTI!, TO IIITIIISl Ill> ant, Mrs Kenneth Heaton, of Mrs Sarah Hannum and lrMIIOI MASON ARIA Tranqurlh!y, Calif \ 1s1ted 1m P.ne Wmebrener spent the day Sunday with their great aunt Wednesday With their mother, Mrs Phoeoe Rarnson at l.ttler: Mr and Mrs True Bles~;lng of ty, W Va Thev wert> accomp:m Mason 1ed bv Mrs Heatnn·-. dau~ill• ·r ] Russell Thomas of Briiitant, Mr!l .John Beheau 0 r Anuhelln, Ohio, was a weekend guest of Cahf Ihts mother, Mrs Margaret ______ Thomas SPANISH BLAZE Mr and Mrs Dale Hoffman TUHEGANO Spam (UPli - ! attended the funeral or her More !han HJO houses burned I aunt , Mrs Roena Davis '" PRIPACKED-Connio Burkett of Maroholl, Mo,. 41aploya dnwn In a wmd-whtpped blaze 1 Pennsylvanle last week an w of corn with a hullk on each kei'Jiel, one G( many lhat ~ read through thts Cen- , Mrs Flavta Leitner spent a now vartellea of corn belni developed at the Mloaourl tral S:govla provmcE" town fi'rl-1 few da~s r-~c~t~. w~th ~erF~:. Farllllrl Aa8n. IH4 trtaeorch nuntl')'. ! da} ' leavmi 1,600 persons Ither. a erg ar ' o "' 1ess. mont, W. ~a. uume .. ,.. ,. ... .... 1 \ \ rHE DAILY SENTINEL YOU MER THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA SeeThe Full Une At. • ., Hawlts Cycle Sales �·I • New In Forming - . ' acts are DeceiVIDg 4-oany :sennnet, pomeroy-Mtaatepon, u .• ~pt. zo. '\ pakistani Jittery •••• Racine Rallies from 14-0 Deficit to Whip Kyger Creek 24-14 airy peela 1St ays A "ftred ·up" Southern~ over Kyger Creek in football. ]covered by Chuck Leach in the touchdown with I:OZ left in the halftime advantage. ' lhe fmai score of 24-14. •yards of the goal line. ed one of lwo pa- IGt !I Local eleven led by the run- A long 75 kicl<-ofl return run end zone and a 34-yard scoring\ second period on quarterback The aggressive Torlll!,does Southern's Une of Bobbo· '" Kyger Creek was held to a yards, Racllle dld 1101 pin ol· nlng of halfbacks Sherm tun- by McClmtock in the second1 drive climaxed by halfback Joe Bob Grueser's plunge marched 81-yards in seven plays ams, Charles Cleland, Steve nere 28 yards rushing the its passing tame. diff and John McC mtock spark-1 quarter seemed to be the spark Fisher's three-yard run. arter Sou~ern recovered for their final and winning Dailey , Davie Spt'lll cr, •.,, .l whole second half and got only h d 14 f t do ed the Tornadoes to a com~? that lit the fuse for the charg- John Swisher capped the 1la Bobcat fcmble on lhe six - touchdown of the evening. It Wickline, and Mike Jenkins pro- one first down during that whole -~,:: ~ KC' 1 ~ Wilt from-behind, 24-14 win over the ers o£ Coach Ronald Deem. Bobcats scoring for the even- yard stripe. came in the third stanza. ved to be very costly to the Bobperiod. com.,......... s ve. 1 Kyger Creek Bobcats in a wet- That long return came after Iing by running the extra pomts. Cundiff then ran the extra Cundiff climaxed that drive cats as two scoring drives Statistics show the Tornadoes[ SCORE BY QUARTERS : muddy battle Friday at Racine. the Bobcats jumped ahead 14-0 After McClintock long run, pomts as Racine jumped intol1by racing 15 yards to paydirt. were halted on four down situa· outrushed the Bc,bcats, 162-lOOIKyger Creek ... 6 I 0 0· · ~~ was Racine's flrst win ever on a block punt which was re-!the Tornadoes scored the tieing the driver's seat with a 16-141He also nm the extra pomts for tions with the ball within two However, the Bobcats complet.- Racine .. . ... .. 0 16 8 0- U:.: NEW DELHI IUPI)- Both, Shastri conceded the truce wao troops into Indian territory In ·"; . ' India and Pakiston accusl!d the an uneasy one and said •we the Smd desert area 600 lfl:!les ·. D 1 lhe tr It ~lgbl berl- h'gh milk producton. other anew today of violating have to remain vigilant and south of Lahore tho prevmuo 0 IY c. E. JILAKESLEE production. B;oeders are Interested In seI 1 Y the K"'hmir cease-lire. Indian alert." day. County Agent, Apicullure Apparently over the pool lect1ng for trails that help the~ table. . . . Dr. Barr .Will return for the Prime Minister Lal Bahad~ Reports from Pakistan radio].-=======--, "The biggest obstacles lo pro- many yean we have beard type ~ea.ch their ~JeCtlves. As y.; On the que•hon of h1gh bert· sec~ sesswn or the OaU"y and the clandestine uvolce ol ires• in dairy breeding are the advocate! streas the levelness md>cated earlier most o,f the lability there iJ a wide range Breedmg school next Tuesday, Kashmir" said aome fighting MASSEY-FERGUSON facts that people know are not ol the rump and we have asswn- farmers attendmgg se<.med to on tnis. Some traits such as September 211, at 8 p.m. , at the I oontinued in Kashmir where true." ed that it had some relation to th~nk that money received from udder , size and shape, and Ud- Rocky Sprmgs Grange Hall. Any Moslem ''freedom tigpters" This was the statement made production but this is not tru~. ~Ilk producl~n ~as the_ m.os~ der attachment have low heri- one nterested, even ~hough t~ey from Pakistan infiltrated in Auby Dr. Rarry L. Barr, Exlen· When questioned concerom&' •mportant ObjeCtive. II IS Jm lability. On the other hand, did not attend the first sessiOn, 0 gust to touch off lndllm repri· aion Dairy Specialist, from the relation of classification and ~tant .that _they select h~~ such things as fat tests, solids 18 mvlted to attend. sals and a three week war witll 1 111 csu at the first meeting of a producton, Dr. Barr pointed out traits w~ch ": ?elp not fat tests, and protein tests Several of the topics to be conPakistan. two _ session dairy breeding that excellent cows as a group reach this objechve. th t have high heritability. Milk pro-1sidered at the next session will Both side!i refused to budge school being held this week. do produce more than very Dr. Barr pointed out f 8 duction is about midway be- ~ be selection how will we ccoose . from territory seized from the Dr. Barr was quoting from Dr. good cows as_ a group. Wh~n tb~re should ,be about ~=~ tween the two extremessin heri- animals of• one generation to , Shirley A. Runyan, 57, a no- other, adding to the difficulty W. E. Peterson, world. kno~n y~u. narrow lhiS down to th.e 1.0 - tbm&:s to eo~sider ia d:e~~ec- lability. Ibe parents or the next genera- hv~ of Buffalo, W. ~a . , an~ of the United Nations in trying dairy eypert of the Uruvennty diVtdual cow, however, the dtf- •,.a: wbTabllroflturtoc~=ria were· Some traih have close corre-- tion. This will also involve some re~l1ent offt Kanausat, dhi.ed ~o~e to keep lhe peace. Further com. . th . t' ference may become very 1on. est o · th . . as ne.!IUay a ernoon a 1s Pak o! M1'IH!esota· . ld . the th- 1 tAJ 1 fileR a preciJe and 1relation. Some have low corre- o1 e 1ami 1a11 ons as we 11 bo th 81.1 Bridge Mr p11ca1mg est1ua 100 were 11 Dr. Barr went further. He small or cou go m ~ t. r" 1 tbod of measur lation One example of a nega-1methods of selection and the ~ ve e ver 1 ~ th~ istani charges lhat Indian armpointed out that many ~ple er direction. Th~ chance a prac ac~ me live ~orrelation is selecting for accuracy of some of the se- unyon was an e~p ~ee Co a lery was still active in the LaSee Our Full Line Of are sure of what they call cer- excellent cows w_Jll ~ot ~~~~e m~B~r~es tbe trait have im· butterfat test. This actually has lection methods. Also consider- ~~· ~eare~. a~eath "was ·~n- bore area and Indian charges of tain facts, but when they are very_good_cow_ s IS a 8 u te rt nee in metting objer- a negative correlation with milk ed will be imbreeding, oulbreedm~ dlrm. HI Pakistani troop movements New Holland 8 carefully checked, the facts are relatiOnship ot 55 per cenl h0 . production so it i3 practicnlly ing, and the use of specific expec e · since the cease-fire. DO~ true. As an exa~ple, he 45 per cent Will outproduce 1 e 1 ~~·) Does trait ba\'e ... aria-" impossible to select both for lines of breedi~ to attempt to He was born at Bu£falo, W., An Jn~ian prote_st to the .Unit-_ EQUIPMENT 181d many ~le ~heve bull very good cows . I &ion. j high milk test and expect to get improve productiOn. Va., May 6, 1908, son of the late ed Nah~ns . said Palust.an~ calves are .::aiTled m the cow Dr. Barr then took up the · Lewis Runyoo, and Cora Run- troops ·m EJzeable strengUl' Ask About Our hoy longer tha~ heifer calves. question or effects of selecting yon, who survaves and IJVes at intrud~d into ~e ~wn of Fa~\1w_hen thiS IS checked careful- for more than one trail. If we Buffalo. His Wife EdlthsurvJVeS. ka Fnday. Fzhka_ IS about ftve FINANCE TERMS Jy, 1t IS fo~d. that bull calves, emphasize only one trait then • . . , . miles ans1de Indaa. near Ferwhen cons1dermg large num- we wJII tend to improve that p . es on most ot our food eral demand is determined by ed foods do vary comuderably Clul_dren who Sf\ Je are Da ozepore and 4 mtles southbets, are carried longer but the trait to the greatest extent pos- ~~c 1 chang~ from time to 1suc h Lhmgs as t l) the level of from year to year. T he s e 1d, Rtta and Judy! all 0! A~J- soulheasl of Lahore. Hsaid Pakactual inerea~ ln length of the sible m the breeding proc~!S. I ri~e~CMSan consumers are pres consumer lllcomes (2) the size changes are due to weather fac- wna, Charlotte GalhpO~IS~ !Stan had never controlled this FStatlon period is only 7-1~ of Whenever we emphasize more l entl ' conlerned about nsing ]and age distribution of the pop- tors, the responses of prices re- Alfred, Ketlly, and a st~p-d<~u I area. cme day. This is to sh?rt .8 hme than one tra 1t we may decrease fooJ costs, particularly meat ulation i3) the tasLes and pref- 1ce1ved ~Y produc~rs previOusly ghter, Betly, all at home. : . The Indians also reported Pa~ to be .•f any rea~ stgmflcance considerably the 1mprovemenl l and potatoes. Over the past erences of indav1dual consumer and the1r expectations about fu· Other survlvors are two sis- k1stan lroops mtruded Into Inlither m a breedmg program in lhe most importa nt trai t. By year, retail prices of meal. pout- and (I) the relative cost! of lure prices. Many of our food lers, Mrs. Emmett Bush or Buf- dian territory in the Jhangar Spring Avo. WY 2·5101 or in atttmptmg to ~uess what addmg on three or four traits Iry, and fish have risen ten per foods that are suitable subsll· products also s~ow seasonal falo, and Mrs. Howard W1lson sector of Kashmir near the Pomeroy, O. lbe sex ol the calf wtll be. to be considered in the selection , cent. Meat prices are higher he· lutes. Usually, these demand changes In suppl). of Middleport. so:::ut::h::.:em.::_:bo:::rd::e:_r::_•n::d:_h::a:d_:m::_o::v:::ed~..,..,....,.... Dr. Barr went on to ask the process lhcn the decrease- mIcause of rising demand collp- facWrs do not change rapidly. How. Prices Are Determined Services will be held ot 2 fl. of the men attending, 1mprovement is more led with short ~pply. Higher However, demand for a product ~1ces or food. products ~re m. Sunday at the Raines Funer'If you would change Y0 u r In showing an example of this food cost~ hB\'e had a signifi- changes when consumers be- arrJVed at essentially by the tn· at borne. Rev. Tommy Farren breedng program, what resul~~ fact Dr. Barr says, "Suppos- cant effect on recent increase come either more or less will- teractlon of supply and demand. will officiate, and burial will be couJd you see ID SIX weeks lng we consider one trait and m Lhe cost of livang. How food mg tand ~ble) to buy at a par-lin other words, the size of the In Buffalo Memorial park. i!ftte answer, of course, is none the resulting effect as 100 per prices are determined and what liculer price. I supply In relation to dema.nd Friends may call at the funeral It takes about three years to cent. lf ths traJt happened lo causes them to change is often What II Su J.y? ~termlnes , ho_w high the price home. aee the res.ult (If any change m be milk production and by se- misunderstood. Therefore, let's pp ·. wlll be. _This as true unless the the breeding program. 1f we lectmg only for one <'"aracter- look at the economic concepts Broadly speakmg, the supply market 1!1 ~ontrolled in some 1oo1c at the feeding program, istic we were able to· improve or supply :md demand. and how ~fa product is a series or quan- ~ay. by edher sovemment or I of course changes can be made m'lk production 1 000 pounds they opera., to determine price. ttties that will he offered for 1nduslry . action. Thus the quicldr but the breeding . pro- ' p:r year than thiS ;,ould repre- What 11 Dema•d? sale at different prices. Howev- retail prtce may change as a Se""~CeS eram JS a long hme proposdaon. sent 100 per cent.. 1 '"~ 1 Dema'ld JS actualy an expres- er, the total supply of many result of: (1) a change m the Dr. Barr also asked what However. if we wenl to selec· sion of consumer "willingness" food produc_ts cannot be chang- available supply, (Z) a change I their objectives were m deve1- tion for two traJts but we were Ito buy When referrmg to the- led quickly m respon!e to prlc_e in the level of_demand, or (3) ,. oping • breeding program. still mterested In milk produc-1denrand for a lood product, we - especially increased. So, thiS some combinatiOns of changes Most people Indicated they were lion. the improvement for the , are really talking about a broad view of supply 18 apli- in both supply and demand. II , interested in money mcome as maJor lraJt of ml1k productiOn whole series of quantities con-' cable o~ly when we allow tn~e the sup~ly mcreases With . no PT. PLEASANT - Fum;ral '. 1w wts "' a result of production . In the would only be about 70 per cent sumers are willing and able to for an mcrease or decrease ~n ~nge m demand, r~tail prices service for Urias B. Busk1rk, Hll!l to~t.o•.~<xJOf'f" other extreme, ~owever, muld or at a level of 700 pounds of buy at different praces. This ap- production to take place. Thts wtll g~ lower. And If the de- 76, HuntingUm, a former res1- 0 . be animals showmg good type milk If we go to three trait plies to an individual buyer, an may vary from a very short[mand mcreases wl~h no ~ange dent of Hogsett. w. va., who t~ • which would place up in any selectmn it would only be 58 per mdividl1BI market, or to the~ Ume up to sev('ral ~onths , de- in .supply, pr1~s ~ill go htgher. died Friday will be held Sunday. . • 11, c:ompetitlve show. ce nt or 580 pound of milk. Four tal market for an item . I pending on the particular pro ~ ~n~e determmation is a con· 12:30 p.m. in the Beale Metho.. Using as an example one tra it traits would cut in half the im- The demand for most food Iduct. I tinumg process due to .cha~ges dist church. Mr. Buskirk was which might be considered -:- provemrnt that it would be pos- , products is fairly stable. In gen Supplies ot most far~ produc-in the supply-demand sttuatton. born at lAgan, w. va., Dec. 27. the level rump. While mosi dat- sible to mak on this one trait --· -----.__ 1888, the son of the late John rymen think a cow should have or 50 per cen~. L. and Harriett. Zirkle Buskirk . • level rump. this level rump I Another que•tion that always He was. retired farmer and acluAlly has no relationship to u . the question "Are veteran of World War I. SuvJv· 8 9 ,come pI I . th ree dautype and proouct>on corrrtatmg " a son, Morns, I eri" According lo breeding sci- I Eotered Hospital ghters, Mrs. VJrgd &nlth, Bidenlists type and production are I well, Mrs. Walter Oldaker, Glen In additi011, landmar~ fuel oU ' correlatOct out the correlation OAK HILL - Mrs. Ruth E. Todd H. SimpkinJ, 2033 Cha- : wood W. Va., and Mrs. Edd:e IWUALITZ!It service givtl you Autom•tic is so low as to be almost non . Cheatwood, 69, wife of Glenn o. tham ~ve.; Juhus D. Pasquale, Garner of Huntmgton BeacL!, Dtded Delivery , , • no worrie1 •BALDWIN I eXiStent. You can select all or Cheatwood, died Tuesday in 611 Third Ave.; Cbarle~ E. DalLong Island, New York. , . . about runninq out, no chad. .lnd OIHER F4MOU~ mgr to do. We ttme d~/1veries fo your needs. E~uy pty.. your fife for type and might Oak Hili Hospital, loUowing a ton, Rt. I Bidwell; . Wilham R. Four Sisters survtvmg a ',e , IRANPS _ment .budget plan tdkes the pinch out of pe•k-month he•t. not increase production at all. lingering Illness. Carpenter, Rt. 1 E_wmgton Mra. Mrs. ~aymond Moss, App e I lng bills. CcJU the number below for hatting oa NrVice., The decision as to whether the Denver Mays, Vtnton; Mrs. Grove. Mrs. R. E. Blankenbeck- \ Ibreeder ,hould select for oniy j She wa• lhe daughter of the Mary Wolford, Rt. 2 Crown fer, ~gan, W. Va.; ~nd Mrs. E. , one trait or more than 0 n el late Augustus and lda B. TanCity; Mrs. Darrell R. King, F. Williams of Bnstol. Tenn . . · "F•ctory Treined Senid" Itrait depends upon the Import· Iner Wood. Mr. and _Mrs. CheatGrimms Landing; Mrs. John F. Eleven grandc~Udren and tw~ Serving Meigs, Muon & Go1fla JACKSON 0 Iance ol \:tch trait in the breed· 1wood operated a rollmg stor~ for Clendenin, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. , g~eat .. grandchildren also sm . a umber of years in the KttchGeorge w. Cundiff, Syr~cuse; I v1ve. . . · · er's thmkmg. 1 countlor.--Located Upper End of ~ - - - ~~ • - en commum1y, ;.md movfd to Claude H. Ashley, Middleport; Buraal Wlll.be In th e churc\ 1 •Oak Hill eight years ago Walter A Patte~on, ~~reen!-1- l cemctcry. Friends may call at I Pomoroy--Jaek W. Cor11y, Mgr. I boro, N. c.; Michael D. Coilev. the Mohr • Stevens funeral WY 2·2181 was a mem1 Home after 2 p m today I1berMrsof theCheaOaklwood Hill EUB church, Ashland, , Ky .; Mrs Pal!l E. : _ ______ · · ' __ _,-_,,.....,......,..,..,,.......,..,......,..,......,......,~.and choir, the- DaughLers of N_ease. Coolvt_lle ; John P. . .J ~ 1n· Rulh Class, Oak Hill Garden kms, Jackson . F.7.ra Boyd, As 1Club Diamond Grange and she! land, Ky._: Edward L. Strolh Rl. WITH THESE was a gradual(' m music from I " , l Oak Hill; Darrell J . me~. Jr . I USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS ! Rio Gr:mde College. ; WEIGIIT SIIWT - \\' t• i~hl Rl. 1 Bellville. \\' . Va . ! eJohn Duro 'B' Tra<lor, complotoly movement duJ ltlg a g(llt overhoulod : ln addition to her husband. I swing. says pro Davr· Marr, Births •·shou ld he a t"on s<.: l fJ US e Unci '66' Ntw Holland Baler as survived by a son Fred l feeling of shlft . d i malu•rl Mrs. George W Cundiff. Sy-' IofsheColumbus, and three daugh- by th. turnln u of til" lC'ft racuse, son, .5:.36 a.m • d day; I ' ters, Mrs. Walter Davidson o[ hip out· or the 111 "' tend('d'" \me Mrs. 1 Boyd Higginbotham, 1 Marietta, M,·s. William Boye of flight '' : Gnmms Landing. (twinsl. son, I lndu •• of Grove Citv and Mrs. Dale --- - · I B·44 a.m. Fr 1day. Mrs. Denver I .Mays. v·an Ion , son 8:10 p.m.,l' ATHENS & RACINE I Fry or Fullerton, Calif. There! art> five •urandchildren. Other F 'd •r p t E Nea '·e I flay : ,rs. au" · - -- - survivors are a brother and I I Coolville, son. Ir55 p m. Frl1 two sislm, Tanner Wood of BOOSTERS TO MEt;T day. I' . SerVIces • for Mr. Runyon l Be Held Sunday ) ::0 I • How Th ey Are Determine • d Foodpnces· 0' Fulton·Thompson Tractor Sales WHAT IS THE TRUTH • :-;- ABOUT .,......,=..,..,,! r,eston NERVE DEAFNESS? ! Buskirk I I' f Sonday Mr Ch l d s. ea woo o·leS at Age 69 p I AN 0 S Hospital News _ . · . Diles Radioear Co. Athono NEWEST PAINTS ------------------------· -- . . WY2 2039 Outside OR NIGHl WI 9-2951 Pomeroy Flower Shop Tde state highway patrol ciled Wood[ord L. Green, 20, Rt. 2, In Friday Accid~nl Crown City, to municipal court ! next Mondav on a charge cf i Charles E. Dalton, 27, Rt. failure to di-ive upon the right i Bidwell was admitted to Hoi-] half of the roadway after anI' zer hospital at 8:40 a. m. Friacctdent at 8 p.m. Friday on day for observation of electri- 11 Rt. 218. almost two miles north I cal burns. He was burned while 1 of Rt. 790. at his cmplo)'mcnt at the Officers said that Green came James Merry Slone Co., Rodaround a curve _and wt:nt ~eft of : ney. when he- took hold of elecc~nter H1s veh_tcle w_ent a~lo a trical wires and they shorted d1tch on the nght Side ol lhe : out. His <'o ndition Js reported highway. There was mmor dam-1as good_ age to the ear but Green was 1 not m)ured. ! Mrs Mary Wolford. 71. Rt. 2 1 The patrol reported the roJ-1Crown City, was admitted to , lowing convictions Friday in the Ithe huspilal at e:05 p. m. Fri ~ Meigs county court of J u d g ej day with contusiOns of the right 1 Frank Porter Luther V. Cald- ~ hip after a fa ll at her home.1 well, 71, Rt. l Middleport, $10 She Js lisiPd m good condition.· and costs, failure lo yield , the 1' W 1 , · Lee, J61 a ter ·.,_ · Patterson, 38. ' · ht of way ; Jumor rag , Rt. 2 Pomeroy $5 and costs, Greensboro, N._ C, was admitdefective muffler . and Robert ted to the _hospJtal at ll:l5 a.m. A. Garner Jr., 26, Syracuse, Fnday w1th a fractured let t $10 and costs, speed m excess arm and lacerations of t h e for road conditions. scalp. A sem1 dnver. PatterArrests by the patrol Friday 1 son :was inJUred when his vehic~ included · DavJd D. Smith, 16,11e s1deswtped ~nother tru<'k o_n Rl. 1 Gallipolis, cited to Gallia Rt. 35 near Wmchest_e:. He 1s cout 1ty juvenile court Saturday]reported m good corxlit10n. POMEROY LANDMARK . 0111 1 Pittsburgh and Mrs_. Charles ! The K ger Creek Athletic Bard o( Dearborn, Mtch. 1 Y Dischara:ed Services were held Friday al l Boosters WJll meet ~onday eve· James Barrett, Della Buckle ,, the Oak llill EUB church, and . · 1 ~urial was in the C M ceme· j mng al 7·30 p.m. m the hlgh ~::to~;s~rt~~r~;:· ~ri~·. C~r:· ~ ery · !choo!. , Richard Dav1s. Tomm y Dabney, Mrs. James Ewmg, Miss I Josephme Hart, Mn. Clarence 1Hurrman. MI·s. Vance Johnson, Charles Hulbert , Charles KoepI pel. Mrs. Anme L. Myer~ . M1 !!. Ronald L. Neal, Jasper Oliver, E1mer Patf!ck, Bruer. Rainey, Tony Riffle, Mrs. Dewey Smith, Mrs. Harley G Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Webster, \1rs. Stephen Wiiilamo, Mrs. Wil!ard Woodruff, Mrs. Larry Wiley and son.· Buy Any Size Can of -- i CompIete Farm Financing with intermediate term loans Gst thi1 psint ro/lsr & trsy kit for 1 'liD LABOR RI!J'AIRS FERTILIZER Feed--Seed Fertilizer- Farm Supplies Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio Anli-Poverty Bill Dtbfl WASHINGTON (UPJ)- Pres- ; ident Johnson'• 11.8 billion anti· ] poverty bill wa11 ready for hl!l ~gnature today. It doubled the Iamount appropriated last year. Caplfll lnvtJhmnh C•sh Livln1 l!!xpen"' OttMr F1rm Opentlng lxpen"s PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY Ask oboul our budget loaM. Up to 7 yoors to pay for Copltal Investment itoms. lntorost lo chorgtd only for lht dayo monoy ia tduolly uaed. The House approved the bUI' on a 46-22 vote Friday, extend· ing the program for one year and aulhorizing funds ror the ' IJob Corps, Conilnunity Actlon t programs. Neighborhood Youth Corps and the Domestic Peace Corps The measure, however, only authorized th~ expenditure. I The cash musl be provided JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Pomtro, •---------------------!L--------------------1 Ctll WY 2-1270 In Pomeroy ot LY 3·1612 In Athens ' . . • .a ~ • • • ~ - - -- - .. - - ~ • •• - · .... - 1 in an - .. Mors sm1 worksd in IBII tims-on /111 Ius/ 'then you team up with the '708, you'll 8&8 your farming proflta 1101.r, your working days more. That's becaul8 it'• ea1ier to handle, more economical to run, and 1et1 mon work dona- futer- than you thou(ht po88ibie. 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'X' 4 15 4.30 Cl'n vert1hle hl:wk wtth red intrr· THE BORN -LOSER ft 110 Sundown Serenade 6 45 S1gn Off SA TURD,\ YS 6 00 S1gn On - News 6 30 Happy Valley Boyo 6.05 Country Music finlt 6 20 Country Jamooree Oll Protestant Hour 1 30 Sports Parade j 1 a• a a.u WJEH RADIO Monday Throagb Friday 7.1> S1gn On, Musical Clock 7.25 News m Brief 7 30 Musieal Clock 7 45 Echoeo of Joy 8 00 Ohio Valley Newo 8.05 World Newo 8 10 Sporls Today 8 15 Weather Picture 8 16 MusiCal Clock 7 35 Larry A.nder son StnJw 8 55 Community Newo Ill 4~ It's Mus1c - <\rmy 9 00 Talk of the Town 11 00 Dutton's and t-lerns Dairy 9 55 Masoo County News l'up fe~~ Show 10 00 Public Service 12 00 News 10 05 Fam1ly Worship Hour l:t 15 1us1eal lnterludt" 10 311 Latchstring 12 30 Rev Merlm feets 11 00 News 1 00 News lt 05 Morning Melodies 1 05 Jtm \lce!l Show !except Fnday, 5 50 Sports Parade Churrh Bells Ring) 6.00 Sundown Serenade 11 45 World New• 6.45 Sign Uff 11·5a Masofl County New1 Sl'NUAYS 12 00 Commumty News 1 30 Sign On - Arm, Hour 12·M Noou New:! 7-55 News 12·10 MHrkets 8.00 Bapllsl Layman' . 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Plea,.,nt Footb:lll 10 30 Song• for Children 10 45 Tho Golden Key 11.00 News n ·o~ Saturday Show 12.00 Local, Ohio, Nal. Newo !Z.20 Builotln Board 12.25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natmee 1. 30 News Head! mea 1,31 Saturday Matinee 1.55 News 2 00 Saturday Matinee 2 30 News Headhnes Z 31 Saturday Maunee 2·55 Newa 3:00 S•turday Matinee 3·30 News Headlines 3 3t Saturday Matmeo 3 55 News 4.00 DJBcmg With Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5·00 Newo Roundup 5.15 Interlude S.JO Community Choirs 6 oo Dinner MU3JCala 7:00 Dance Party 7.40 News 1: 4!i Off the Air ' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ABBIE AND SLATS SO By HAROLD GRA. Y By RAEBURN VAN BUREN "TI-ftA.T•~ THE WA'f 'iOIJ W,._NT TO Pl.AY. 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Firtt,.. <.iturch .. .,lap... oo\or MOONSHININ; MAW I GOT A GOOD NOTION 'TOGO OFF"TOTH' I ScanLt ..,,Qoddeoo JUlaoM 1.PI<k- ,..• SNUFFY &MirTH"----~--.----~ r--;7"----~~__::_-:=-_;:__, I'M BEGINNIN'TO DAILY CROSSWORD l ~ �·"' .. ~· - · ... . .... , ~ .. . ....... ..... ~ ~ -~ , . ,., ........... ..... .. . . .........- . . ......... _, ... - • • "' h ·• ,.. r • • • .I ' ' I , ' . SOCIAL t~~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ,_sept. 2_~965 ·· ,_till Meeting is Opened with Potluck lq_innet· by Presbyterian ~omen . . .. Remembered by Past Matrons CALENDAR ~'tJ!l\e Women's Association of ent1tled, Adventure m G1vm~ . "" First United Presbyterian fJhlR'ch ln Middleport opened Ut 'Fall meeling with a potluck 4Jnner Thursday evening at the ehurch Arrangements of I!OSes and mums were used on 1ihe tables and the hostesses, M Miss Phyllis MJoe-:Thhim, R rs. Leo Kennedy , rs. omas ue, Mrs Arthur 1ewis and Mrs. Ed~ard SEPT. Z5 The summe~ med1cal ~ffe:1~g The ~YF of the Syracuse • was taken w1th Mrs. St~Lfl .... e- Minersville- F~rest Run Char~e senting background music, The . will hold an 1ce cream social Bells of Sl \iar~·'s." ' as t~e .of- ; Saturday, Se~t. 25 at lh~ Sy~afering was taken. The _closmg 1c~se MethodiSt church, begm: prayer was gnren by Mr:i. J. E. , mng at ~ . 30 p.m. .- homemad~ Harley. I cakes, p1es, and 1ce cream {OJ sale ....,.,...,..,.,. · The Racine Methodist Church ~, ~1"..."'" .. " ~ ·-- ·· - ..... ..,... • J't S er is sponsormg a I ney \IP~ 1 Around And About . . . . .l-- Shut-ins ar~ . ,, ~g~e~.~~~; ~~ ~a~~ee.J~~~~ --------::::::::-:-:-::::::::::~::------~~~~~~~POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1965 VOL XVII NO. AL L Organizational :y I NEW DELHI (UPI) - United Nation truce teams today patrolled the frontier be· tween India and Pakistan in an attempt to enforce ~hat was officially descnbed as a deteriorating ceasefire. Both sides reported sharp ltght,ng Sunday and each blamed the other for violating the agreement to stop shooting as the first step toward settling the long dispute over Kashmir. . . • Earl reports today said skirmishing had died down, but both nat,ons made_ 1t clear they were prepared to strike again if attacked. And nettP,er sbowed any s1gru o! withdrawing from territory occupted durmg the conflict wli1ch was sup~osed to have ended last Thursday. There were new reports of bloodshed ln Ka~h~Jr Jtself. The clandeslne voice of Kashmir Radio reported that so-called Kashmin _ freedo_m fighters" killed 200 Indian soldiers Sunday and blew up several bridges m the dis· puted state. I I ~~ • Hostess when C/ass Meets Mrs. Dewhurst 'Is President of N $ . I I Mainly About * peop1e 1n . #JI~ • "tor results like this, every homemaker should have her own checking account!" ·-· 1 1 · I Rair by FRIGIDAIRE with luxury range features ! I 1 ... I ~- 1 r Jt'layaot opeo yonr accouot, soon, with us 1. ) 1 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS (6 TIL 8 PM) ............ face glides out The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ''We Have Grown Because We Have Helped Oth•r• Grow" Member Fodtrol RHtrvo System tor use. • Glldt·up glass oven door opens up out of way. • Cclok·Madtr automatic oven contrOil iDd morel SHIt Todoy At . . ,, BAKER FURNITURE Member Fodtrel Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO j r Mlddlot~ort, 0. day October 3 between 4 and! lary to Feeney • Bennett Post, ,'BABY THI RAIN ·' . 128, w111 meet Tuesday evenMUST FALL" 7 p. m. Hostesses were Mar10n. I tn Se t 28 t the 1 1 b 11 Minnie, Kathy and Lots A• . fl, P · a eg oo a Ste~-e McQueen, Lee Remick m Middleport. All members are Rl zer. Aftor the meeti ng ce- urced to their dues which ~nd~resilmo,nts were served. 1be pay "I'D RATHER Bf RICH" next meeting wiii be at the wtu be raised after November 1 Sandra Dee Robert Goulet Andy Wtlllamo 1 borne of Bob Bush tn Masoo on ' October 7 at 7:30 p. m. PLAN SUPj'ER A Jitney supper spollll()red by IlK sunday School of the Lelm't Falls Methodist Cborge will be held Saturday Oct. t at tbe OPTOMETRIST Community building in Letart Office Boon. 910 12. llO 0 !Close II NOOD OD Fallt. Servlaa be&lna II I p. lbun. - 1:&11 Court St.. Pomeroy DRESSES $8.95 to $25.® II N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. PlAID MAD AND DASHED Willi PliA1S Wcly V011g..'t lwt pl-r It s/rlctly low wiih hontlhOO oollaNd mtddr ~-­ topping a 1kirt in motion, Of 40% hd/g"7 ot rod/btuo. ~to''' 1 Pomeroy ".r ' W - -·· __._. ~ ...' ~~ '" I Pl"ns for Volunteer Servi"ce Are Awar dedby AUXI•1•Iary I WSAZ-TV Channel3 WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:tltl Jolm'1 AlmaDao l:tltl Popeye and Palo t:30 Atom Ant 10:110 Secret !lquirrel 10: 30 Top Cat 11:10 Fury 12:00 Tbeater 3 12:311 New Life For You 1: 110 Sal Movies 2:311 Pete Smith 2:41 Great Moments bi 'Music 3:110 Natit111wlde Bowlin& 4:111 NCAA Football 7:01l'<lrler Waroner l:tltl I Dream of Jeamtle 1:30 Get Smart t:IIO Saturday Night at Movies 11:10 Late News 11:10 Wealher 11:15 Sporta Roundup 11 :• Filmo of the GO'I 7: 110 TV Clasoroom 8:110 Captain Kangaroo 1:00 "Heckle and Jeckle" 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Mighty Mouse 10:30 LinU! the Lion Hearted 11: 110 Tom aod Jerry 11:30 Quick Draw McGraw 12:00 Sky King 12:30 The Adventures of f..assls 1:110 My Frieod Flicka 1:30 CBS News UO Championship Bowling 3:00 "The Uolted Way" 3:30 Town and Country 3:45 Great Moments in Music 4:00 NFL Couotdowo to Kickoff 5:00 Jim Walters Jubilee 5:30 Barn Dance 6:00 Slattery's People 7:00 Smothers Brothers 7:311 Jaclde Gleuon 1:30 Trials of O'Brieo t :30 The Loner 10:110 GUDSIDOke 11:00 News Tonight 11:15 Million Dollar Mo•ies lAT., OCI'. I BIGBIJGBTS 8:311 GET SMART - otarring lloa Adam& •• the zealously In· elficleol maxwell Smart, - Secret Agent M of the top secret JOVII'IIIllent orKaolzllioD CON· TROL "School Days." MIIIWell 5nw1 eorolll in control's ~ioJI. qe training school to . _ a boo Infiltrator. t:IIO ·SAnJRDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVI£8 - "Sunset Boufenrd" atarr!Dg Gloria Swaosoo aod William 'Holden. A broke and dfiWuslonetl ymq_seneo wrlllir aceideotally meets a for11101' ollent ....... queen wbo IJves bi NChJJion in I buge run- ..tl 1 · I Son Confesses Strangling his Teacher Mother 1 • • · .M Supplement To The Dsfly Sentlnel Pomeray-Middl01)<11'1, Ohle Mil l'bt Gallia nmeo, Gallipolla, Olllo don Hollywood mansion. 11:45 FILMS OF THE 60's ••Mw Sadie Thompson," star· rinK Rita Hayworth, and J06e Ferrer. A womao with a sordid pu~ · a marine and a minister all claob on a Pacific lslaod. Bas ed on the amous novel,"'Rain'' by Somerael Mauflbam. WHTN-TV Channe113 I :00 8:30 9:00 t :30 10:00 Neigbbors Word of Lifo Superman Fcogg~ Presen!J Sbenanipans 10:30 The Beatles 11:00 Casper Cartoon show 11 :30 Porky Pig 12:110 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Hopplty Hooper l :110 American Bandstand '65 %:110 Major League Cbamp. Baseball 5:110 ABC's Wide World of Spt.t 6:30 Flintstones 7:00 Tammy 7:30 Shindig 1:110 The King Famly 8:30 The Lawrence Welk Show 9:30 The Hollywood Palace ]0:30 Wrestling 11 ·110 Bob Young News . . 11:15 Chiller Theater TJTAL ROLE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - German beauty Romy Schneider landed the Utle rote in "The Countess" for Columbia Pic.. tures. I CHANGES IIOLLYWOOD IUP!) - Tile video series "lZ O'Clock Hi gh" Is dropping Robert Lansing and adding Chris Robinson to the cast (or next year. OUVtER AGREES HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Sir Laurence Olivier has agreed to otar with Charlton Heston 1n ''Khartoum " for producer Jllfian Blaustein. SUCCESS STORY HOLL YWO 0( DUPll - Producer A. C. Lyles, a onetime of. lice boy at Paramount. has sign. ed to produce 10 pictures for the studio In tbe Dell tilreo years. ' ~- · ' Neededfor ou c0urse ' "Ice Cafllldes of 1966, • 26th edition of thla ice ellravagan· 11, will appear on CBS Dee. I. Tile video version was taped In ao lltlantic City performance Ia AQ8US~ Orloae aayllc, 501 ..,.. Elberfelds I I Saturday's Television Program 1 1 NEW YORK IUPI] -Secreta -1ing between India and Pakistan ; Jal support for hi s country tn Its ry of Stale Dea n Husk con- in the Lahore area whtch m argument With J~dLa over the {erred today wilh Pakistan penled the shakey truce ar- Jut~re of Kashmll'. Rusk had Foreign Mmtster z.~. Bhutto !ranged onl~ last week by the 1mdwated, ~owever, that .h• on the Kashmir conflict. i Umted NJtlons. 1would reaff1rm U.S. ne~trality Thetr meeting ca rne aga mst Bhutlo was nd erstood to be : and spport for any solut1on de.. a trackground of sporadic fight· seeking U.S. moral and mater- 1c1ded upon by the U.N. - - - -· -- ---- \ Bhutto was accompanied oo 1 15 pup1"1S Gridders face I Xi Gamma Mu Planning Cc.. ,.d Party Sept 29 Rusk, Bhutto Huddle Over Kashmir Truce Line Fight 3 Notre Dame ew OCJefy ,I I Are Ransacked by Burglars m~he;ill - I li lhis caU at theacross u.s. delegation headquarters the street JlJNE LEE from the U.N . by Pakisl1ln arn· Hartenbach reported[ was light damage to the BogJune Lee. guidance coun!!el· Jassador t· the li.N. Amjad AU VATICAN CITY - POPE ithe school was entered through gess car. No arrest was mad~01" ., Southern Local High and Pakistan's 'ambassador Ill Paul VI broke precedent Sun· a wmdow l~e vandals broke out. Arrested by the Shenff s Schoof, aHended the 13th All- . I Washington , Aziz Ahmed. day by observin& his 68th blrth· !The desks of teachers and some Department were Charles Wolf•. Ohio Guidance Conftrence at The U.S. pos~tion, as _outlin~d day at a GYJ!'Y camp ooutb of Istudents were ransacked a n d of Racme, on a charge of conOhio Youth Ceoter In ColumOne 500-hour p1n and five lOO·hour pins . havt~ been by Rusk to his assooates, .i.l Rome. He Ignored heavy rain ' the school's kitchen was enter- trtbuting to delinquency of a : bus with over 1,000 counselors pre:-.ented to members of the Veterans Memor1al Hospital that. to clap his hands to the rhyth- ed. It *as not determined whe- mmor, aod Rex Bryon Pauley, An extension course tn Athlet- and educators oo band to btar 1 Volunteer Auxiliary for serv1ce in the snar k bar, at the rnle strains of violinJ, guttars ther or not anything had been ~alhpoUs, crossmg a yellow ic oHiciating for Meigs coU?·I a large number of speakers re ce ption desk, a:nd in the X·ray room . . . ~ and bass fiddles. taken from the kitchen. hne. Pauley posted a $25 _bond. I tlans is being offered by OhiO[ includiog Dr. Donald 88 a 1 Presentations were made by th~ serv1ce ch_a1rman, Mr~ . and Dean Hummell, both of 1Carl Will, at a mcetin~ Sept. 21 1n the hospital cafe lena Pope Paul celebrated Ml!ss The one . cor accident occur1University if t5 peraons wll reg-: Ohto University. Theme of the 1conducted by the preSident, Mrs. Margare t Hnudashelt of on the steps of a semmary in· red six miles south of the Ra· ster. ateacl of .outdoors ln the wood· cine corporation limits on State 1 The course would be given \ Workshops and dlseus!lions 1 Racine and att ended_ by 22 member::; and ._H~spltai _Ad· ed gl@de of the settlement. Tho•· Route 338 at 12:115 a. m. Sun- : somewher~ in Meigs county, p0s •'Cba . B Choice or ministrator Charles Rtdeout. 1 was oge. Y Mrs Will said 7 000 hours of president. Mrs. Robert Fetty; 1andl ol Gypsies from t~ough· day. A doe deer arne from the ' sibly at Middleport High school, Chane<-" · • . . "" ' volunteer service were report- VICe president , Mrs. Hu g h. out Eurd!JO ere gathered m aod day A doe deer came from the if the g:quired number of per..........-.' tid ~,_~~ ~·h"'nkee. aJ.L.for 1 lJ~hs: Le,~~~g -~~e~!etarr. , . . . - •·- Jlleir lint in fp&lb 111 I. <;II~ qperated by Den-. • , ,.. ·-tow~. B. woutg. be · .,.,.._~;)f/" 1 MEIGS THEATRE at WORLD I Mrs. Wolfe is HosteSS for C/ M • ass eeflng I - beration radio" broadcast iden- 1 tified the Americans as Capt. Albert Rusk Jospeh and Sgl. Kenneth Moarabeth. A later Communist North Viet Nam news agency dispatch Identified them as Capt. Humbert R. Ver· soce aod Sgt. Kenneth M. Koraback. The Reds were known to be •holding Capt. Humbert R. Ver· 1 sace of Baltimore, Md., and Sgt. Kenneth Roraback of Fayetteville, N.C. Reprisal Executtoo .. The Viet Cong broadcast said The county sheriff's department probed a burglary 1 the American soldiers were exand investigated a one-vehicle accident on State Route ecuted at 10 a. m. Sunday by 338 over the weekend. Sheriff Robert C. Hartentach order of the South VIet Nom said his department investigated a breaking and entering at the Bradbury elementary school th~ apparen!~Y ' occ'!:tred sometime Friday aid Williams was notified. There lh• Bottom - -- -----FIVE CENTS SAIGON (UPI)-Tbo Commu· Liberation (Viet Cong] armed r agents. The broadcast men· A 500-;an Cotr:,unist 33rd ra~ ~~ ~~~t terrlto. nist Viet Cong announced today forces command." . Honed the three today as "pa- fo_rce launche an . a _on ry m C u ~~st a bed the had executed two Ameri· Roraback, an Army special tnots." Vietnamese rangers lD a re~JOn -A. ommuru un pro . Y · u s forces non-com was captured Prime Minister Nguyen Cao 20 miles northwest of Sa1gon the lines of the 1st cavalry 1~~b:~~n:rsk:!::~·den~n~d almost two yea;s ago. His wife, Ky indicated tonight the Sout_h \ Su~da~ n~ght. ~her v:,et Cong vision m the ~nt~al mountains, the acJon poas "murder" and Veronica, was last listed as Jiv- Vietnamese might halt pub he umts mfbcted . ~~avy losses attacked ~ district headfq:.. .d C · t N rt.J Viet ing in Chester w Va executions of Viet Cong agents , on a small militia force , 12 ers 270 miles northeast . o .. ~~ or::'~e~d :-nnnsible 'The execut'ions. a~parently in light of the reprisal killings m\les south of S8igon this gor. ~nd shot at U.S. heh~pllerAI am wou e ~...,.... . . h d h ( · ners morning 60 miles west uf the captta . for the "clear violation of every 1 were m repn~al for t e eat t 0 wa~ prlso . t · Atta k - American B52 jet bombers spokesman said the cavulrymen civilized principle " I sentence earned out last week ommunls c . ed " I' ht" lti The clandestine ·Viet Cong "Il-l in Da Nans of three Viet Cong In other developments: from Guam today made the1r suffer 1g casua es. ·----.1 Pupils', Teachers' Desks &\ aecw 1 * * * * Truce Teams Patrol Line I of 13~ * * Meeftng Held byMYF m - Execution of 2 Americans Denounced ~rl~:d~o:;· ~rs~a~l!:~t ~~~ M L k• -~ l .• 'ilj Smith served dessert and coffee. ing will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Ev· observed and the flower fund Mrs. Paul Haplonstall , presi• eryone 1 s we lcome. ..ollllllll collected. 10 dent, conducted the meelm~ .; M .~r# ~ SEPT. 26 ANITA RUSSELL It was announced that Past ht>ld following the dinner. lt was 1~ M nd Mrs Harrv s Moore, ', Cradle Roll Sunday_ wUI be Matrons and Past Patrons will 'THE FATSOS WEIGH opened with group smging of r. a in J acks~n Wednes- ·observed Sunday mormng at t.he fe be honored at the meeting in DOWH lHE CAR JtJST the hymn , " Faith of Our F'ath· Sr. wer_e , lw l ;wk~ron '\n Sunday School hour at the ~1d· 1ng Q October of Evangeline Chapter, ENOU6H SO lHE ODORS PLOW UP '/OUR CURSS117E ers" with Mrs. Lillian Stein day t.u -~~~~ nc1an~ also to attend dleport Church of Christ ChildOES nnd rnMibers were uq~ed at the piano Mrs. Charles Shoe- I ple r e:;~ l\ a! . .hi:' ld in the ren enrolled o~ the Cradle . Roll • to attend. 0RASS STRIP·"" .,._;MIJA {lilT 771' 1IJ maker gave the opening pr<:~y- the . an~H]lH' shnw will be recogmzed. Mrs. LJO~el AnlfO The next meeting will be at MICKE-Y Al.f'ertf, aud1tonum Bo~g s :s Cradle Roll supenn. . d home of Mrs Emerson Jones ' · SOSToN, ,11ASS. er . er Waddell was de- l Mi ss Miiflli a Fnw\N. 1965 rrra- tendent and Mrs. Elmer Weh- Announcement LS bemg m~ e , with Mrs. E~l Knight and Mrs. vo~~:~IWI~I!der havmg as lw r duate of \tiddleport 1 :~~.g!~ rung 1s the teacher of the class. of th~.enga~e~:;~ ~~dAn it~ Harry Houdashelt assJ stmg host "G d I N t H Sdmol, IS em•J!o\•ed m t Je .tn ~EPT. 27 I proac Jsg m rr N b t esses. Members are lo bring t~e~e, S 0 t n ~r ~r,~, Sb1: era I TelevtmnP ('ompnnv o!hce Bethd No 62 of the Interna- Sue Russell I to MJr ~at~~ g1ft handkerchiefs to the next e~·.,',ii~~~~"ffl):ffl(~ Canasta Club Mee!t IV\Dg plfl m a p rr )\' I 0 d f J b' Da gh I t Pat) Neutz mg, on . be h read scripture taken fr om m om ( Sk tiona r er o o s u . d· Oct JO at the Sacred meetmg for a mem r wo MI. Uolon Church located Wilh Ill r1. Beaver .. d Am(}s a 10 n ate Mr and Mrs Tlwm<~s · m- ters w1ll meet Mondav at 7.JO ay, , ' h Fr Turrel has moved away. • • 1 two miles soatlleast of Car~ Mrs. Albert Martin wu a Psal~s tn l d · 1 a~~~~~n nt'r, Cul umhus. vt:;ltl'fl recrnt!v p m , at the Pomeroy Ylasnmc Hea rt Churc~ Wit n Devotions were giVen by Mrs. IS I penler, wilt bold a weekend guest when Mrs. John Beaver 0 for t e lr~ mee!;n i w11h llls rwn'nl ~. Mr and Mr~,~ remple Hobert Arnold ()f BP1· 1performmg t e .ce~~mod:~ hter Emerson Jones who read selecrevival starting Wednesday entertained the Bi-Monthly CanMDur~!pt~:.c;ta~ls~~;~~uncrd u7~ Arth ur Skm rwr and hiS gnmd· pre depuly, Will be present and ' fM~ss ~u~s~lr:s Tr~man ~us- tions from "Leaves Of Gold." eveolng Sept. !9 and ruDDtng asta Club Thursday eventn& Ill n ·r~. ·ct lli .SclOto Presbytenal motlwr \1rs ();lVld Farmer d mstall the Council mtmbl"'.:. o 11 rf ;nmeroy .and the groom· Garnes were played and pnzes Will be held m the local Mrs J A Young, Sr ~~.. Ja·tl' L1wr!l Tent Dau ghter:; tseb o othe son of Mr and awarded to Mrs. Pat Gallagher, The organizational meeting of through Sunday evening Oct. her home , Nye Ave. Ml!e~~ng Prizes were awarded 1'1 Mrs. 3. Sunday wiii be an ail-day I \)- e ISNorbert Neutzling, Sr. of Mrs. J 0 hn Lyons, Mrs. W'll ' 1 Jam church October 11 F o u r her g l <md:..on · Tnnv ·. d ltf'Jl\· ,""1 , . 0r unmn veIeJ .ans will, meet Mrs the MYF of the Syracuse-Min· Charles Riffle aod Mrs. llooald workshops will be eonducted m Ilie Jack sun Apple Festival Wed Monday at 7 30 p. m 1 he char- Poml't"oy Mr Neutzhng gradu- Reynolds, and Mrs. J . A. Young. ersvllle-Forest Run Methodist meeting wltb basket dinner at McKenzie who also received a the mormng sf'sswu Wllh th e nrsd11 y evem ng. ter y,;i!l be draped m memory t d f ·m Pomeroy High A salad course was serv e dby Charge Rev Wendell Stutler b f the Temple Tones Quartet birthday gift from her 2 business mee tmg and guest Mr s Bt>rn<ird Sr hrwnm. J;:mt· of Zaua Bax ter and Ethel Ted Sa~ 1 ~o the class or 1958. He • the hostesses during the even- pastor' was held Sunday even~ meeting with babket dinner at · esv1lle rame Fnda v for a VI S! I c 00 n '· ' I noon Featured singers will paL Refreshments were "'rved speaker m the af:ernoon The h h'rr Oa u ht N ,mrl f..um ly. rnw . attended Ohio St~te Umversity mg. ing at the Syracuse M. E. b the T Q rtet by the hostess to those 1IAIIl'ld 1 T orfermg for the f Pllowsh1p of wJl r/ .John Lvons. SE,IYf. 28 . _ .and 1s employed m the labor aChurch. . e emp e ones ua . above aod Mrs. Max Fobnllr, the Least Coms will he tHken Mr. and, M . . " - The Amem.m Leglon Auxll l toJV at the Vanadium Corp. m l Election of officers were held I from Akron and the evangel Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. Rldu!M .ng the mer.IIrw A cot lee f.ue~ts of \11 r md \1r llar ia ry of IJrew Webster Po~t No N ,' Hal·"n W Va I TS. Qf InS 1$ and the followino named: ist will be Dr. James D. Finlaw and Mrs. Eugejlt! Tripdurl 1 , . , s \1 e lo st weekend were T d· f1 ew ... ' · P!l 1 M A · t p to f hour will bt,:illl <t! !I a rn wirh rv • . t~. II ' s M•lnre :m will meet Ul'S ay a ernoon MI SS Russell graduated from President, Denny Evans; vice OOI't", H!JfJaTe at' ~ 0 let t. a lunche\ln se rvrd HI noon. Mr an ~~ arr ' ., HI I I . at the Legwn hall. The charter Pomeloy Hgh s~.:hool m the I president Suzanne Wine- Akron Baptst empe. ven11 1 Loral reservat1mh lur the :Jr d~~ r ~ ! d H\l~~f ·~t lf'V ai~· ~[ ~~~ Le dr <tpt'd d m;~o? T ~f : cla~s 1962 and is a graduate 1 brenner : 'secretary, Janice Man- ing ~rv~ces wUI . sta~ at 8 SON IS BORN luncheon are Lo b(' given to aA"h l rds K' . \Vhil': ll,;y· w•rn Zana B;n;lt'br <trld .I e b e . I of lhe OhiO :,13 ~e School of The Golden Rule Sunday uel; assistant secretary, Terry o'cloc . veryone IS we come. M d Mr5 v ••-.- ... • ..Q.CUl~' swYD· , . dd 11 s an . \ '- " ._ .. ruw Ea rly 1rd ues are emg Sh al · II K th F r . an ~~Irs Wa e here the Llrt hda\' ot Mr Moore. CHlll'lled There will be a white Cos melulogy f' so lS a School class of the Long Bot~ F.erre treasurer, a y ra n- , ~~-;~~""'Z;<"7-.:~l olds of Long are anThe , group s('hedull•d the an- Sr was observed With a dmner I• hunt. sa le ' graduate of It e t llarlotte So~th- ~ tom Churches met with Mrs. CIS' assistant treasurer, Bea (' • l 8 G• nouncing the birth of.tpeir IrS\ nua1 ( hmlmas b~u<~ar for Dec~ Jomrng jhP gr""fl tnr the c?l~le Past M~trons of Pomero erton School of .High F~shion Bess Larkins for the Septem- Bachtel ; Reporter , Franklm Ri- JJlr Iii, oyM JVe son, Terry Michael, 'i'uesday, em~er_ 2nd and 3rd. Na~er1_ ~~~ wet>kend were Mr. and Mrs. Chapter Ul6 OES w!ll me!t Al p_re.:;ent she_ls. t:'rnplo) ed a~[. I ber rneetJ~g. zer. . . . Assembl~ Reports Se~t. . 22, at Holzer Hospital, co-dJarrmen tor the Presb) I H rhPrt F \1(~) ~"' ot I' , q Tm T ·d S I 28 t th h e the State of Ohio m the Dep The president read Psalms 95 Area Chairmen, ChnstJan Pomeroy High School repre-1weJghmg 8 lbs. 12 ounces. Ma· 1 ial Junr heon were Mrs· Lewt ,; e\1 ichl LJ0\. 0, sun of Mr. and ofuesMrs ay , Carl ep · · a c om ' Shields Athens men t °r Taxation· wth prayer by Mrs. Ella Han· 1 Fa1'th • Rose Ann Lisle ; Chris- sentatives at Buckeye Girls 1 ternal grandparents are Mrs. Sauer. Jr and Mrs. Dwi ght ·Mrs Bruce.l.lovO. ... .~ f'~····'' .-. d Road · ' num and r?ll call was answer-' tian. ~'itness. Brenda Norm~ State and Buckeye _Boys State· Pauline Ray, Pomeroy, IUd Wallace. , .1 n nm nt OliiD Stnte Umver~Lty m Co- The Melg~ Countv Ridmg Club ' ed by nammg a prophet. I Chr1shan Out~e~ch, .. Annc~k gave reports on their exper- Mr. Paul Ray of W}leJton, Md. .Mrs. \~ .:l l l il ce. w, s pr r. · d lumhus il e 1.;, ii l!JI:~ "r:•rlu;1te \~ill lllt'E·I Tu esda y·, Sept. 28, <>I 'Ha ppy Birthday" was sung Warner; Chn stlan C_rtJ~en!ihln, , iences at an assembly program Paternal grandparenta are Mr. leader and presented Ihe >Ill l of Midd leport H1 gh Sc hool. ' the hume ot E J. 11111. for Leona Hensley and ·Happy Bob Grueser, and Chnshan Fel- l before the student body on ' and Mrs. WilHam l!Rynolda, Sr. \1r. 1.. n HartlnD"f•r ~hidl e· Anniversary '' to her and her lowshlp, Br~nda ~avre. Friday morning. Pomeroy. Maternal grt'&t lfaud port. and F.orl l.jlldnn, Pomehusband. Charles . as both were A panel diSCUSSIOn was held Giving accounts of their slay mothers are Mrs. Frllllk Blahop Pomero• Oh~ roy.aleviH'd!lon•n ~; m'-'p w( m· Mrs. WalterWolfeassistedb~: on the meeting day. ~ ~nd plans w~re. madt> lnr an l at Buckeye Girls State on the 1and Mrs. Olarles Scholbert., tnn. Va Hnd other pomts m that Mrs. Edward Stewart entl'r- The president Tress Swain, . ICe cream SOCial m the nea~ lu- ~ ca mpus of Capital University in both of Charleston, W. VI. Pa· loell ll1 y. tamed the One Wo~ One class p:es~nted the program by group ! ture. Refreshments were ~rv- 1 Columbus were Barbara Ken- t~rnal grandmother la Mra. TONIGHT Mrs. Florence Hannay ret urn· of the Pom~roy l''Jrst Bpatlsl smgmg of 'Onward Christian] ed by the S~rRI'USe counselor • · nedy, Claudia Grueser and San- Minnie Clark, of Pon1eroy, IDd ·•HERCULES , SAMSON and ULYSSES " ed tu her home in Ak ron Su n· I Church Thursday evemng at her Soldiers" and by each having a l Mrs. Opal DaJiey. ......_ dra Hendricks. David Good· grandfather is John LoDe, f!1 l T ~(· h 111 r1tlt1r ~ day after havmg spent the past The Hysell Run r·ree MPtho- ho..·m~. Wolfe Dnve. part. She also conducted a1 win and Chns Tompkms, who, Hensley, W. Va. W ' 1•ld ' ~ m· ~ htlf' ~ l st rong men disl Church Women met at the The meeting, in charge ~f . Bible quiz and Charles Hensley ~ c;w:;w~:wu; t E'"'*fi a.tended Buckeye Boys State arl n1 111l1l~"'r ul ~ apPrhuman six wet>k!i wi!h \w " ~· ' •· R Ohio University, submitted re- ports on their uperiiDCII. F..,, ( ,., l\1rk Murns, Ril·hard Beulah Whi le and other rela· home of Mrs. Harold Dewhurst I Mrs. J. K f<os~er, vice pres!· had the closmg prayer. L\!1\d lives. on Tuesduy afternoon, Sept. 21 1denl, opened w1th the _cl_ass l Potluck refreshments were 1.»- -----'-'------=-- - - ---'-----1 \>tiss Helen Beeson and Miss to orgamze a Woman's MissJoJn·l song, "He Keeps Me Smgmg," 1 enjoyed during the social hour . "THE TR.UTH ABOUT Chmt m~:~ (;armon uf Co 1ltlll· ary Societv. I followed with prayer by Mrs. with the October meeting to be 1 ··: SPRING" 1Tl'ehn 1colorl bus visi ted with friends iu Mid- The foll~wng officer!! were I Jose ph Cook. The teacher~: wilh Mr. and Mrs. Edgell. :·; Pc;meroy I-W1 lrv Mitl~. James Ma rAr dlrnnrl rerrntlv. elected, presJdent , Mrs. Har-~ thought , ' 'When You Are Tense Present were Mary Pierce. A- . tiHII ,hJ hn Mills. Mrs. John KHtcaid. Mrs Gar- old Dewhurst; first vrce presi- was given by Mrs. J. H. Steph· ra Myers, Tress Swain, Ella Mrs Joseph Str~ble and M_r. en Sta nsLur.v and \-Ir s. James dent. Mrs. Pau l Patterson; se· enson who also gave a ~ed1ta-! Hannum, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 1anJ Mrs. Gene Mitch and cluJSUN., MON. end TUES. Titu s were in Jackson Monday cond v1r.:e president, Mrs. Fred ti~n, The ~r~ator supplies us Edgell, Dave Yates, Mr. and i dr~n . M~r.k an~ Shari were Sep!. 26, 27, 28 S<Jm~t·l; recordng sec retary, w1th necess ities when we are Mr s. Charles Hensley and the : Fnday visitors m Parkersburg, 'A VERY SPECIAL FAVOR' to attend a flower show Pvt. Cha rlo1!e D. Glaze. dau· ~lrs o. o Patterson; Lreasur- 1burdened \ hostess, Mrs. Larkins. I W. Va. (Tcrhnicolor) Rnrk Hudson, Leslle Caron, ghler vf ~1r'> . June r. lale.. s er, 1\'lrs. Lloyd Dugan ; Jr. Mis- ' During the . business session. I Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jewell I C h <ule ~ Ho)'N. Walle r Sle enrolled in an electronics sionary Soeil't}' Leader, Mrs plans were disc ussed for the of Columbus are th.~ gu~sts of I zak. Dick Shawn, Larry course at F(Jrt Monmoulh. N. : Gene Mus ser and Magazme Homerommg at the _church on her brother and :nster-m-law, 1 Storch, Nita Talbott. J . She rerrn1ly romplt>tt>d ba~dc , C\la irman. Mrs. Leo Hil l. October :t and cornmit~ees were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. 1 Eldon Weeks, Mrs. John Bat'i:ico:;l:"':":r:t"::."'===::::=:..:::·l::ra::_"::_:in::_:g:_:a::_t_F:._:o::_rt:_:M::_:'_:'C::.:ie::_tl::a:.:nd~, Ttle officers were install I'd named. Mrs. Dale W1ppel ~as ,by Mr s Gerald Pullins of the reported ill '" Holze r Hospital ey and Mrs. Carl Jennings were 1 Laurel Cliff Free Methodist and a round robm c~:~rd was sent I Th XI G • Friday visitors in Gallipolis. e lamnm Mu Chapter h t ('hurt' h o er. . . . Mrs. Fred Jackson returne d · · Devotions taken from Psa lm of Bleta Sign:'a Phi held lfS from Meigs General Hospital 1 TO PRESENT PINS 34 were led by Mrs. Harry Lee r~gu ~r mel_etmg Thursday ev:-- Tuesday to the home of her • • I B .1 h d bell H 1nmg m o f1ces of the Columbia · Allendance pins will be pre· m ey w o a1so rea a poem, Cas Co 'th Cl . K tt I daughter, Mrs. Camp arp"V!clory in Gelhsemane" and · WI ance rau er f r sented and leathers and work· d . Th r 1 in rharge in the absence of the er or recupera Jon. ers m the church school recog. lgbal ved ab m(~ ti tatJ?n, h.. e !Itt e I president Norma Ams~ry I Mrs. Campbell Harper re' · ed word 0 f the dea th Tu f1· mzed Sunday rnormng at Heath m . oy re urmng ome rom Final plans w"r · uad · 1 ceJv the c1rcus " 11nd closed With '-' e rna e or d 1 M w·1 w 1 th MelhodJst Ch urch wbcn Chris- ' , a card part Sept 29 t 8 ay o rs . I rna I son ' e prayer Y' · a p.m. I d h 0f th i I M II tian ~ducauon Day will be ob- A d · l d at the Middleport Elementary , aug ter e ae yr e served begmning with a com- I esse r course was serve I School. There will be f h- Harper Preston, at her home by the hosless~s to those nam· re res · es bmed service at 10 a. m . , Il ments. door prize and table priz_I ·ID co1urn bus. Funera 1 servlc ._ _ · _ ed above and Mrs. Elmer W1~ Tl . 1 . were held Friday in Columbua. ham Mrs T T Shelton Mrs es. If socJa oomm1ttee Will , . Ala and vi sil ed here with her . · · · · · · act as hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Huber! Kmg f Lormn Sterrett, Mrs. Ate n T' k ·. have returned to their home family befur~ Jeavmg ur New Shain, Mrs. F.llen Couch. Mrs.l ICRet S~ommJttee members Rising Sun Md after a visii Jersey. G Sk. . are os1e, 1sson chairman and • ' ·· -:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;..~;..-;..-~, 1 ycorge S mnedr, MMrs. VWJc_to_r . Shirley Custer; iable and c~rds with their daughter and son-inr . oung, r. an rs. IOi-' Jane W Ito A R · law Mr and Mrs Kenneth · · a n, nn upe, Reva '. · · Vau!(han, kitchen committee, Harns and son~. friendly R"tlio Jean Morgan Reva Va h Mrs. Ray !;tidenapel, Mrs. I flub /w.• Meeting Rosie Sisson, 'shirley ~~st:~: Henry Reibel , Mrs. Arnold for tables • Norma Hayes, Mrs.J Thomas· ·Cook and ,'h e b1.-mun thl y mee t'mg of t hI' hostesses · . ed Wed Friend I CB R d' Ct b 0 f I Ams~ary, Vera Crow, Clarice [ MISS Erna . esse VISit Y a io u Kra 11 s b M · nesday evenmg With Mrs. GladPomeroy was at Marion Rizer's u er. a ra ornson. Ter-1 . · . ease Swatzel Jane Brown Lt!e l ys Cuckler at Holzer Hospital home m Mason Thursday mghr. Le M ' . . 1 and also attended th~ Apple FesPresent were Agnes White . e, ar,e.e Crow· Pnzes, M?.i: r . 1 J kso Checkbook records help you keep spending .II James While, Ethel. Junior: I ~aret Follrod; cleanup, all mem· tlva at ac n. ' in line; cancelled checks are sure receipts. , Buster and Dottie Phelps, Ken- ~ e~ . he STILL M _ A_Y_H _E _L _P ny and Geneva Dillon. Charles tabtm. rds can take the card The Salvation Army of Poml!· Ha J F ed · k 1 es an cards to Jean Mor• yes . r., . r . er1c a gan's house by Wednesday. roy wishes tn extPnd its th~nks Swartz, Paul W11\ , Denms, Ger- 1 A 1 tl to everyone who has contribut. an . d Em1·1 Eynon, Sherry 1 . e er· was read from Galll- ' ed to its annual drive for maina ld me . d B d po1" urgmg members to attend s1mmons an ern11r Neutz.. l th llSth A . tenance funds Anyone who has li I e nmversary Ball at · - B b ng. G II' 118 K d oot been contacted by SA work· Business discussed during the w~ ipo ' ~ ar ara enne y, en may still help by mailing meeting was a club picnic at .0 was ..ponsored, by the sor- money to the Army, at 115 But· I Middleport recreation perk Sun- only, spoke on Gtrl s State. Sev- tern t Av to tts tr """'~''· ::;::;:::;::~ eral proJects for the future were u e.;_ or easurer tfwflite discussed. Theodore . Reed Jr., at the FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF Refreshments were served by Farmers Bank in Pomeroy. • ltlokr. built-in, Installs kke conventional ran&e. FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS. AUXIIJARY TO MEI!.T Pearl Welker, Margaret Folrod • RotJ.To-Ytu cooking surand Jean Morgan. The American Le~ion AuxllOther Jr. TONIGHT & SATURDAY I .. 1), Devoted To The Jnteratl Of The Meit~•·Maton Area Wec/d" D Is Announced by Russell I • enttne at y Shut • tn members were remembered and birthdays observed when the Past Matrons Club of Evangeline Chapter, OES, met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Willis Anthony with Mrs. Charles Bennett assUiting hostess. Mrs. Anthony conducted the business meeting and cards were sent to Mrs. Morah Leonard, . y· · d Mr who is m 1rgm1a, an s. '1r"t I • • • SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1965 • I I I I;- li.. I~0 t:.. I~ -t:;..- le I I I I I i I I I I Hottest Tickets In Town BY DOROTIIY KILGALLEN The "hottest tickets in town·• used to be HFunn; Girl'' and 11The Odd Couple." But no show In Broadway history bas ever drawa aa mucb of an advance as the solemn appearance of Pope Paul at YankeE. Stadium. Ticket requests are sreaming in from every state in the Unloo. 1lie domand i> so great that aome key clencyrne:~ are joking about hiking from the~ best friends, or leaving town until the great event is over · ... . . Jennifer Jones is doing so well fn "1lie Idol" in London - her f~st film in three years-- that flew over to oUer her two more films after she's through with this one Peter, Paul and Mary will be honored with a r....,ption at the CUltural Cen· ter ol the U. ·S. Embassy in Paris during their StarriHfl engagement at the Olympia Tbea· tre lbere. Ali the members o! tbe Embusy staff, lbelr families and frieods wtll attend the dlvertlaemti!l .. . MariJ Rill bu "lbe Spy Wbo Can, In Fn>m Tbe Cold" warmed up 6Ir I Jft-(llcar lbowliJilo Hoi- lywood and ~ew York .. Frank· lin 's Schaffner'11 Emmy . winning ''Tour of the White House" with Mrs. John F. Kennedy, a classic of a few seasons ago, finally will be shown British end French television. It would· n'l be a bad idea lo re-run rt 1n the United States. too. Memo to the CIA : there are now 24 rock· et installatinns in Cuba that can ohoot Sam f1 type rockets Actor Charles Bickford is ailing. Now in his seventies, he hasn't quite recovered from an attack of pneumoni a several months ago Jill ~t John 's man-()f-the-week is Steven Zax, described as a young and hanOsome doctor. Whatever , h1s qualification, no one who has studied Jill track record would bet that he lasts until Hallowe'en. Bianna 0 ' Ange o of the Mel· ropolitan Opera will fly from Italy for one day to sing "You'll Never Walk Alone"' at the AdJai Stevenson Memorial at the New York State 1lieatre on October 2nd. She'll be accom· ponied by composer llichard Rodgers, one of the producers of the event In her autobio1f8phy, "Bettina," just publlsbed in England, Aly Khan's last companion reports that the prince parted with Rita Hayworth because of her jealousy aod hankeriHfl after independ· ence. 1bose were two traits Aly didn't believe were part of women's rights . · Now that II looks u lbotJ&b Ru Hll'l'ilon woo't do Lhe musical version of "Good~ bye, Mr. Chips,'' Metro Is try~ ing to get Richard Burtoo lo st1 in it Shirlee Adams and Hen· ry Fonda, who have been court.. ing for quite a while, dined at La Venere West th~ other night, and neck-craners observed that ~l-Ie was wearing what could have been a wedding band on her left haod. But those who know Shirlee best SJV hat if she and Hank actua!ly had ex· changed those imJ}I>rtant vows. she'd be the first lo shout it from the housetops (As what gJrl wouldn't?) The miliary chiefs of a doz.. en Latin American countries held a secret meeting in Lima, Peru. to organize against com~ munist aggression. The United States had a representative at the conclave You think movie plots have- gone about as far as they can go. and then you hear about the scrip t of ''T'he Couch and I.'' which w11l star Laurence Harvey as ~ psychiatrist and Stella Stevens as a chick who strips when she gets nervous Barbara Hut. ton's son, Lance Reventlow, who suffered a spiral fracture in his leg from a skiing accident last Wlnter and is still in a rast, has been warned by the d()( · ·1r!l that he might be limping for quite a while Sudden thought: El Morocco, the fashIonable nighclub with the zebr .. •trtpe decor, baa been "op art" ever since it opened - man1 years before there wu an OP Art uhibition. ... :). I 1 do Ml ... ), � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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