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The head· ', Linda White; recreatiOn leader,] quarters for the Tag Day Will i Terry Reiber. be the offices of the Columbus 1 Refreshments were serv~ to and Southern Ohio Electric Com- · John Morrissey, Pat Morms~y' pany on Mill-St. Reiber Bob Lane. Ed1lh 1 erry K 'McKay Iris Me- It was also announced that Jlose arcn ' Marion rugs had been rna de f ro m the · ' McKay · Kay, Tommy 0 ' Susie I old uniforms and are for gale W~tson . Ho:er . e~~iler Lin- by the boosters. Mr. Clarence W!pple.. onme . ·· l r' Rita Thompson, new superintendent, d~ While and one VIS! o was introduced and spoke. Mr. Ctrcle. THRIFT PLAN For Sport or Utility wear. Heavy duty !OO"l> cotton, white, size 10 to 1~. Choose style with elasttc top that has cushion sole or one with ribbed top. 3 pair in cellophane pack· age. I um-! 3 spo I pair Elberfelds In Pomeroy I I I at. -:::=:::-:-:--:,_,... r .lilitens ~aUonal B N< .... 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'~!hrc;hey'U · . ' Off the road where I e gomg '" w1th ordmary snow t 1res. · 1 b . d ud where,.,, ordinary d1g and pu~~os~i~h~7h:':re~~~~~ tnuthc :~du~ve Unico Redi-~~p snow Ures ssp · f d. tre ·ad and side wall ban that d1g d ~re~d ~nd ,;~s t~~"t1::d;o~ sh~~Fct ha,ve for nil bad w~ther driving , ' • :~ of~~- lir: otfen so much buili-in accideul preveDlJoo al 10 ~ able a price! SIll ::O~n I . snow and mud t'UJS combinead1be features Unico R.cdi -Gnp th bestoil along ~0 ~~~~~ I FINEST MUD & SNOW TIRES MONEY CAN BUY! KHiil r 1 Colorc.rtoon1 Jimmie Rodgers. Huggins, Jack Nl n. lohn Hackett ' "MISTER MOSII" ITeehnlcolar) Robert Mitchum, Carroll Ba· ker. I ~they (Technieolor) Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, Charles Boyer, Walter Slezak, Dick Shawn, Larry storch, Nita Talbott. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Oct- 1-2 "IAtK DOOR TO HILL • Pakistani are· I GaIIia County Engtneer . R0bert Jenk•ms, IS• Dead TON IGHT & TUESDAY 'A VERY SPEttAL FAVOR' WID. 11nd THURSDAY Sept. 29-30 NOT OPEN ~~:..~~~~~. ~~~~ ~~~- ~~~~~~~ ed president and the Board of iMr. and Mrs. James Brewing-14211.02 with 45 per cent o! this 1scriptions to Cancer periodiDirectora was accepted by the 1 ton, R. N., Mrs. Richard, amount remaining in Meigs 1 ,cals eeot to doctocs and it was Meigs (',ounty American Cancer Gress, R. N., Mr. Paul Casci,l county. reported one doctor had Society Tuesday eveniog at the Mr. Vernon Weber and Dr. R.l In her report Mra. Shavorin- quested special Uteralure: .Middleport High school. Mr. E. B01ce. sky haled 19 pat1en18 rece1vmgj In the edueal!on f1eld 11 was Jack Wel!h, outgomg president, Mrs. Catherine Shavortnsky beneli18 .from the soci~ty. Alsojreported that schools ln Rutconducted the meetmg. jls Meigs county executive sec- four pat1en18 used hospll.al type/land, Racme, Mtddleport, and other new officers named retary of the society. The nom- ~s; seven pabents rece.JVed Eastern have shown filn.ls on Mr Ll d Blackwood vice lnatlng committee was compos- artcles from the loan cabmet cancer during the past year. Nina ed of Mrs. Nan Moore, cbr., She reported 359 bed pads, CITATIONS AWARDED reasurer 'and Mrs. Joe Bailey: Mrs. Loclrary and Mrs. Cedric II hospital gowns and 492 dreas- Crusade Citationa wer~ award· tarY ' Clark. lngs distributed. Several groups ed to the newspapers m lhe aecre , Mlss Russell listed the l964-«i o1 women were commended for Brea, The Dally Seotinel and Board members mclude Jack local unit xpenditures as fol- thetr asSistance In making can- he Athens Messenger for Welsh, Lloyd Blackwood, Nlllil 1 e cer dressings, including women their aid in the fight against Russell, Mrs. Mildred Bailey, ows: of the Pomeroy Baptist Church, cancer. Also to the WMPO Ra~ Mr. L. W, McComas, Mrs. l!s- Rese'llrch, 4S cents; Public the Middleport Church of dio Sl!otion; to crusade chairARTHUR BOYER her Clark, Mrs. Nan Moore, Heallh Exp. $3ll.26: Prof. Edu- Christ, and Womeo of the men, Allen Leonard of Middl" NEW DELHI (UPII - The In- Indian villages in the Khem-Ka- ' dia M,.,, Everett Hayes, Mrs. Guy calional Training, $2.37: Patient Church of the Latter day port and Mr. George Vaughan, Arthur B. Boyer, 17, son of dian Delense Ministry satd to- ran sector of the Lahore front I OTHER WAR FRONT Neigler, Mr. J1m Johnson, Mr. serv1ces, f907.50; Community Saints of the Portland area. who has moved to Chillicothe. Mr. and Mn. Willare F. Boy- day fighting continued in the in areas still under Pakistan 1 SAIGON WPI J - Vietnamese Richard Jones, Robert Proffitt, services, $76.50; Public Informa· A film strip entitled, "To Mr. L. w. McComas was er, 16\S3 Lincoln Jteigbts Pom- Sind Desert but reported 1.000 control. government troops, outnumber· Mrs. Faye Proffitt, Mr. Wen- tionl $26.41; Fund Raising, $11)6.. Smoke or Not to Smoke," which acting secretary in the absence· eroy, a graduate of Pomeroy Pakistani infiltrators were with- India said 27 Pakistani Ran- ! ed two to one. fought their way dell Gerlach, Mrs. Mildred Betz- .74; Adm. and General $75.67; pointed to the risk o! smoking of Mrs. Joe Bailey, Refresh· high school, Cla>s of 19111 has drawing from Kashmir lt smd gers were k1lled and 26 caplur-' out of t.o Commurust ambushing, Mrs. Claren~e McNeal, Mrs. and, '1.45 for other services, as a contributing tactor in can- ments were served following enlisted in the Na\·y's High they were burnmg bridges and : ed in two separate clashes cen- ~ es tod~y at bloody Phu Cu Pass Pat Lochary, Mtss Bernice Led- jmakmg a total o! $1,508.18. Cru· cer was shown. the meeling. School Graduate Training pro- houses as !hey left. tered on three v1lages m Rajas·; 270 mdes north of Sa1gon, a -- - - · - - - IIJ'am. He Is at the U. S. Naval The m1mstry also accused than State wh1ch 1s the Smd Des- U S military spokesman 83id, 1 ...1111111111111111111111111.,.11111•.. 1~~<il Training Center, Great Lakes, 1Pakistan of loosing what 1t ert area 600 mile-s south 01 La- American om power led the Tbe elgbtb anntveraary of ' Illinois. called "bad characters" to loot hore. . : breakthrough. I {::; I {::; tbe ,Meigs County Coon Hunt- - ·--·-· The Umted Natwns trucer U S. \lots su rtin th " en Assoelatloo will be obcommander meanwh il e flew to d Ig th E! HI'Ved tbb Friday evening at ' the ba ttlefront to try to pre- groun orcevs .sale ear lboder ·:. 8 ong h 1es the clubboullt~ on Snowball hill ; serve the sha k y cea.se-f.Ire. Pa- saw I ·many b I f 1etld B . aear Syracuse. i kistan has threate ued wha t it on t le alt e 1e · Y t e lime lu However, tbe buntm wm called positive measures acamst the ambus,h attempts weret b;ottop ahort of going all lb wa Y, . . . i alleged truce violations by Jn- ken up, t le area was Lit e ed the Preparations for lhe 1965 off-year election on NovemMIAMI IUPI) _ Prerruer Ftdel Castro. 10 a sudden ·- .... - . - 1 w11h still more dead. ber 2 are being made by the Meigs County Board of Elec- Tbe dinner eerved will be ' change of policy, said Tuesday night that all Cuhans opIt was disclosed meanwhile tions. I chicken, notwas coon. that.a U. S Navy. Jl 1lot Irom Lhe B d ff . · 1 'd d b 1 The eluh started ln 1957 posed to his Communist regime can be ferried to the ! oar o 1c1a s sa1 to ay a lots for soldiers are now ' United Slates by boat i[ the U.S. government agrees. · ' earner U.S.S. M'dway was available 1-4 p.m. Monday through Fridays at board headwllb Roy Armes • George His surprise announcement raised the prospect of a killed today when hts propellort · th M · Grueser and Charles Hoback • quar ers tn e asoruc ·new mass exodus of thousands of Cubans into rlorida dmen Skyraider plan• was te I · Po f th oay1·18hl savmgs · •• organizer•. Membership bas aboard small boats w1th JOint perm issiOn of Cuba and the ' mp e m meroy. on e brought down by ground fire on PENSACOLA, FLA - TROP- Beginning October 4, ballots Time issue and village officials II'OWD to over 100. Tbe group United States . .-a raid against a railroad bridce lcat sorm Debbie, blustery for absentee and disabled vot- are to be elected in each of the .... OWDI Its OWD clubhouse Speaking in Hav ana 's Revolu-~ ed as the embarcalion aud pick In Commurust North Vi etNam. disturbance with little wind ers also will ·be available during county'a five incorporated and 80 acre of land. tionary Square, Castro unveiled up center, Castro sa1d. Two battalions ol y ~tnamese punch pummeled lhe Florida the hours of 1 - 4 p. m. towns. A membership drive 1s be- his pl an and said: Bo·ats ma king pick ups would David Ohlinger. 487 s. Fourth- troops - almost 1.000 m"!n panhandle with rains and high All voters of the county will The only other issues to be inK conducted iD coajoocttoo "Now it's up to th~ imperia- have a 48-hour penod to com- st was elected chairman of were caught in the 'l irnu!Uintides toC.ay. Some rlooding was • be voting on the three state determined at the polls on Nov. with dte anDitterlary dinner. lists /the United StatPSl. Let's plete lht'm, he added. th~ Middleport RecreatiOn Com- ; eous communist cmbushes at threatened. issues and two trustees are t<1 2 in Meigs county will be the ;: are see w_hat they do now." "We are gomg to missiOn Tuesday night at town 1Phu Cu Pass. Boasting peak winds of 50 be elected io each of the 12 proposal for the creation of a Ant1 - astro CubaM could ; people lo like. our revolutiOn hall when two municipal park I The fighting began when miea an hour, the center of1he townshipa. oew school district and a one-' leave the ISland m boat; ferned and our socmhsm, nor we . projects were launched. i government Ranger bafl.alion1 "poorly organJed" storm was Voters also will choose three half mill cemetery renewal levy I the Umled SLJtes or have any rea son to do s?· The proJects are construction and battalion of infantry Lried 3 expected lo move inland in Ibis school board mernbe" In each to be voled on in Chesler townm flshmg boats to be provtded tro told a rally of hiS CDR of an permanent. regulatiOn to exchange positions, area this morning. of the county districts with the ship. : by the Castro n·gime, the meghborhood spy orgamza t1on h h . ..h. g ou t ·ug 1... m c r , s . ' b ded · 'd k. 't . orses oe p1 _ exception o[ Eastern Locah Voters in Bedford. Northwesear . pre~uer sa1 . mar mg 1 s_ anmve~sary. ested b local enthusiasts of ' - PRESt.. where two are to be electerl. l' tern,SalisburyandPomerovand The tmy nver port of Cama- Cuban exiles, eXCited by d d t t II ~·nt Johnson stgned Into law Three members of the County Middleport exempted districts l rloca near the beach resort of tro 's proposa l, awaited tndlra- e spor .f an h a L' ~~ ~n ro today a bill !hat could provide School Boord are to be elected. I will vole on the proposal !or Varadero on the northern coast , lions of State Department reac- bprogrba~~ dor t ~ / 1 ~ d 'dgue , ~to $21 mllhor . rear to aid Residents of Pomeroy and l the croali... ol lbe ,DOW ldtool of Matanzas, would be designat-: lion. aset a th ..p~o tocatre a ~.:· _J the arts •• II!! Ul1iled Sial~- Middleport will vole separate. district cen to e urn-s en anc. w At a While liouse ceremony, the park. be President shifted the allenFour senior girl• are compelI A horseohoe court. will be Rev. Arthur F. Still, 67, of tion of the Great Society from lng for the honor of being ! built between SWimmmg pool Racme, passed away Tuesday the bread and butter issues to ' Homecoming Queen at Rutland ' An unusual travelogue film enti11ed, "Three Men on a and, park bank along Borad- evemng in Meigs General hasconcern !or scholarship and ar· High school Friday evening at ' Raft ," narrated by Mr. Rudi Thurau h1ghhgh!ed an as· • w~.l and be hghled for evenmg , p1tal followmg an Illness of alistie creation. The btU cleared the Rutland-5oulhern foolball !se!Dhly program Tuesday at -----play. Followers of the sport bout one week followmg a hear! the way for million• of dollars game. Middleport High school. across the Seven Seas He have offered to pay cono;;trucbon attack. in federal funds to .be used for Robert E. Jenkins, 59, Gallia County engineer and One of these girls Cheryl Long The Junior and High School had presented the f1lm in the costs. Rev. Stitt was a full - time support of the creattve and per- owner of the Jenkins Concrete Products Co., died at 6:30 Linda Davis Beverly Forbes , pupils gave an enlhusJasllc re- ' Galltpolts H1gh school 111 the So1l experts have suggested a ~pproved supply pastor. havmg f?rmmg arts and the humam- a.m. today in Cleveland Clinic. or Linda will be sponse to the fllm - lecture by j· morning and went on to La_ncas- grass cover for the received his Deacon's orders .in lies. Mr. Jenkins had undergone major surgery over a week en to preside over half·lime cer- ' Mr. Rudi which showed the . ter High school from M1ddle- mond. Steps to do thiS w1ll be 1964. He was pastor of the Bidago, and was apparently recovering when he suffered a ernonies. journey of three men travelmg port. taken 1mmed1~1:1y . well Charge at the 11me o[ h1s , ZANESVIU..E -THIS CITY relapse Tuesday. Her attendants wi11 be Dar- 1800 miles down the Amawn Mr. Wilham K. Ru ssell. high Summer acllVIty_ at th_e pool death. lD which author Za_ne G~ey was He was elected county englnlene Smith and Betty Clark jun- , River in a homemade raft. school principal, presided at the and park wer~ rev1ewed m gen- The deceased was formerly born and from which hiS name eer in November, 1964. He came tors; Billie Jean Carter and Mr. Thurau, born in Hamburg . assembly. . eral bu_t act11Jn delayed a pastor of_U1e Portland charge came has been challenged to to Gallia county a number of Mary Hall, sophomores, and Kay IGermany, who has spent most [ : later wmter meet1~g. Mee~mgs a~d <1ssonate pa~tor of the Rabuild a museum to Muse mam- 1 years ago from Alabama, snd W - ht nd p t K ed f sh· of his l1fe in adventures, nar-1 will be hdd the th1rd Tuesday I cme Larger Pansh. He also entoes o. the man who wrote was employed by the State rig Fa lh Ia! lenn y, .lrleb rated the film showing thc l of ea('h monlh at tuwn h<tll. was a veteran oi World War I f 1 men. Chcs ter Tar.ne h''l some o the classic cowboy Highway department. oris oof tha Payers dWI h e men's contact with awesome na-. 1t was eIet I.- . and Wor ld II'l:tr 1'1, former coun'··l esc o e queen an er , . d d. . f th u ~-a es. I After serving in World War II ture and lhnlhng ad\·enture e recor mg secretary. 0 thers ter mte 111gence agent or e . 1 Gov. James A. Rhodes sug- be returned to Gallipolis and I co~~ . . b. He has appeared on such TV. 0 attendmg Included Emerson S. Govenment, member of the cesed the museum Tuesday aft- 'established the concrete pJant. eedcebremthomest adret emg a_r1- showf: as tht• Ja~K. Parr Show Jones and Cash Bahr, sc hool Shriners and member or the , , Zane Grey arti· He served two terms on the rang yH elds uS en counc1, J Search · . be spec1al . ,, board repreeentat1ves. · er exanunmg d. for· Adventure otnd· i New teachers w1ll :,~ nd i Cl.evea1 nd Ashi ar Tempe1 m 8 cles 1and possessiollS on display Gallipolis Board of Education. AV!Shor, ar~ dauer. .11 b -· - ' guests tomorrow evening at a HIChard Vaughan, and Gene Cleveland. ·Jn I ass cases a1 a savinws and His engineering degree was reomecommg ance w1 e · me · 1ude h'IS WI'fe, h ld . he . · potluck supper sponsored by the · Harris. ch~:urman of the coun- survtvors loan association building here. celved from the University of e tn .:h the I Northwestern Local School' Dis- ell committee on recreation. IFrances McDonald Stitt, Racioe ; Alabama. game WI e ays n c arg_e. l trict Ed~cation Association one daughter, Mrs. George E. CHAMPAIGN, ILLTHE I He is survived by his wife, The .queen and her court Will The event will be held i~ the <Becky Jean) Goranson, San I . in a test tube of a · the former Ruby Tawny, a S()n, pre!nde: The dance Is sponsor, F ranctsco,· f tve gra.ndch'ldre ormation elementary school cateter<"J. p1. 1 n. self * reproducing infectious vi- R. William Jenkins, Gallipolis ed ~ the cheerlea~ers and the nal plans for it were mode Mon- , , seven b:Others a~d ststers, f_loru~ w~~ hailed today as major ci~y solicitor, and a daughter, National Honor Society. Residents or the Tri-r:ounty ; day at a meeting of the ex~:u-1 ward St1U. _D~nv1lle Jess~ Stitt, SCJenti.flC breakthrougq_ wit b MISS Tammy Jenkins. ECO area are invited to altend an tive cr,mmittee of the r~ssoda0 fl I Tucson, AriZ., Tom Stltt, ~t. important Implications "lor the The body is at the WetherholtRoiMrt E. Jenkins S NO SON BORN open house al the Middleporl l \ion ,If Rutland Hi gh school. I . i Petersburg, Fla. ; Jean Sl!tl, control of virus infections. Plo- Elliott Funeral home, and oth- ---- --Mr. and Mrs. RJch~rd Mas- Volunteer fire departmen! head-. Miss Sally Schaar, pres ldl.'nt. Funenll serv1ces for Charles . Cle~·eland. Mrs. Annabelle o-neer biologist Sol Spiegelman, er details and arrangements PLAN SALES terson, Gra~el Hill, ~Iddlepo~, Iquarters on Sunday, Oct. 3, from residing , Mannn Roush . 48, of Bmlry Run Neil, Stratford, NJ. · Mrs. Gladal the University of Illinois, will be announced later. The Harrisonville's Eastern are announcm~ the brr_tb of their , 1 unlil 4 p m. pother business included ap- Road, who died Monday even- 1ys Fox: and Mrs. Florence Donsaid he ~od four assistants Stars will hoi~ a rummage and second son, this !"ornm~ at _the The open house is be in~ h~ld pointmenl of the followmg budd- ing, will be held F'nday a! 21aldson, both of St. P_etersburg, .darted their experiment with 8 AM'END EAGLES EVENT bake sale Friday and Saturday Ve~erans Memonal hospital, as a kick off to Fire Prevcntmn ing representatives. Mrs. Rob· p.m at the Hysell Hun Free . Fla . and several meces aDd VIrUS conlaining a geneUc code Jack N 1 f M8 'ett De- Oct. I and 2 al the Legion ball we~ghlng 7 lb. l4 oz. and nam- Week and also so the depart- erl!o Wilson Salem Center; Methodist Church with Rev. Ro· i nephews. . . made up of ribonucleic acid, or puty sLateD t &h a,Fr t- in Rutland. Anyone having do- ed Wi lham Bartley. Grandpar- ment may shnw its apprer'la- l Mrs Thelma' Campbell bert Smith officiating Inter· I serv1ces Will be RNA. ernal Ord 0f E n1 nations they would like to have ents are Mr. and Mrs. HQmer tion to the people whose Mrs Ann , ment will be in the Riverview Fnday at 10 a.m. at the Racme To this they added raw chem er ag es, a picked up may call any of these and Alice Laudermlll, Mason. tions have enabled the purchase W b · R tl d Cemetery 1 MethodiSt church with the Rev, 1 1 leafs in a pure form alld three numbers. WY 2-6254, SH other 500 is ' of new equipment. O::n Friend,' may call anytime at Dr. Stanley H.. McGilliard of zyme whlcb lnducea the other - · · Y • ers 2-5551 or SH 2-5853. Y • age 1>. , The !lremen will olfer free H' h h 1 ' the Bailey Run Road residence, Portsmouth ofhc1atmg. Burtal 00 . ' . ,_ suests present were Cecil v_ . d d lg sc I cnemtca~ to react but does not Bera trualee fro Mar·1011 A SQU'D CA' 'ED refreshm<!Jts o[ coffee an o- Also ways American Edu- unt1'I 5 p.m. Wed nesd ay, when will be in the. Sutton Methodist becom e .... " lt- rie 458· ' Neva Berg m state at e" · 1or the cation 'Week may be observed in1 : the bodY wt·u be taken t0 the cemetery.· · Fnends may r-"" o1 the reacwon LOCAL TEMPS R · nu ts as we 11 as pnzes h call at self From this Uleaized ' I rusacme nmergency - rescue ch'ldr d d rizes . . . I Rawlings Coats Funeral Home the Ewmg Funera 1 orne any• · t'med tee of Marietta, and Mrs. No- The temperature tn Pome- squadmen were summoned at t en an oor P · the distr1ct Nov. 7-13 were diS- , to remain u Ul tim of services time. It is requested that flowThdup callnt! the len. Plam were diiiCUBSed !or roy'a business district at 11:15 2:31 p.m. Tuesday for Charles V 1 M rt 1 H It 1 cussed. Others attendmg were H was sone of the ersbe omitted and in their place tren able to buect the Oct. 10 district meellfli in a.m. today was 71 dei'eeo un- McMurray Long Bottom, reportMrs. Gladys MaJor, Mr. Don i Roush, and is survived a donation be made to . the Produce themselves S•Je•elman Pomeroy. der IIIIJiny sides. edly suffermc from plli!WDOJtia. Murray Long Bottom I McKenzie, Miss Leda Kraendu-1by his mother Hannah Lam- Church o! the fnend's chou:o• ' • • -' · ter, Mr. Eugene Atkms, a '. . 0 emphasized that he had DOt Dlscbar&es - Am Eynon, IMiss Mary Elizal>>th Chapman bert Roosh; hiS wife, Odessa; lUe lD a leal tube, only Syracuse : Earl Custer, Racine; . three children, Patricia. LeonTO SHOW FILM cop1ed tl. . Florence Reynolds, Pomeroy; B h I El ed ard, and Roger, all at home; The Southern Local Athletic I Russell Lewis, Pomeroy; Eleaa r 8 ect two sisters Mrs. Shirley Mul- Boosters will meet at the hl&b CLEVELAND -WIIAT AP-! Members and friends of the Jy, services ha~ been held In a From 12 untll 2 p, m. there nora Robinson, Racine: Donna _ Cash Bahr, Mlddleporl cloth- '! ford of Columbus, and Mrs. school Thursday at ,30 p.m. 7 peared to be an euy primary ' Flral Baptlot Chureh, East ball oWiled by Orrm Branch. will be a fellowship ~Inner In Smlth, Syracuse ; Sherry John- ter. was elected preSident of Neva Saffels, o! Akron, and President Mason Fisher 1111- SUPER SERVICE STATION EAST MAIN ST.-24 HOURS ,) ATHENS:25 KURTZ ST• 8to5 Mon. thru Sat. ~r:O":"v~ ~n "';! 1 fea~ ~ cre~ted. vlctory fill' Mayor Ralpb Locher Tuesday turned Into a c1oee race, lndlcallnt! tbe Democrat wlll have a rough battle Nov. 2, In a lour - way coolest lor tho city's top spol. Locher held aD Z.l lead over Cuyahoga Coullly Recorl!er Mark McEJ, t'O)'t ilullhe ln8tgln waa i'educ· IIIlO t!fiD 7,0110 a11er re·lilllllldt N. . u- ·-lll'lf tew., lll1:4 ~ (C!ftiiil,cta,..t 0 •"..,. . .' enttne - WORW 1 LOT-0-LITE eosts as low a~ '!150 a ·~•o••t.h! :.·/' lJnloted To The lnterae. 0/ The Mei,..Maon .4rea I I at 1 1 at y ~. 1 AUTO LOANS CAN SAVE YOU DOLLARS OVER OTHER FINANCE PLANS ASK ABOUT IT AT e ;;li:a~~~~a~~ "~·f a~~r~n.;;: • ' -:LBERFELDS I · RATES epor 1 • . ~' j Mt. Union Chureh located two mUes southeast of Carpeoer, will hold a weekend revival sartlng Wedn~y evening Sept. 29 and ruamoJ through sunday evening Oct. 3. Sunday will be an all • day meeting with basket dinn~r at 0000 , Featured singers will 1 be the Temple Tones Quartet Ruth ~nn Htll. Diddle. First Gr<c~de - Mrs. Ruth ' group voted ~o hold a Halloween ·~ from Akron and tbe eungelMus~ -:- Mrs. Betty Ed 8 Ann Hill , Mrs. Nancy Carnahan, Carnival Fnday, October 29 , lst will be Dr. James D. H~p~~ty - _ ~~--- n . --. ~~ the 7lh and 8th grades build- ~ Moore, Associate Pastor of 1 mg Akroa Baptist Temple. EvenI Announcr.ments of the County ing servil'es will start at 1 P· Counril PTA meeting at Brad- m. Everyone Is welcome. bury on Thursday, Oct. 7, and l : the State Conventwn at Toledo : on ort. 11, 12, and 13 were Wife o/ Former ; mad>. I p 11 ~tor Here Dies Tht' PTA decided to give lOC 1 Mrs. Nan Moore received per chi ld for each party he ld word Monday of the death or , durmg the year, to Room Mo-l Mrs Charles Graham, wtfe _of \ thers to help pay expenses. M_rs. 8 former Heath Methodist 1Johnson Js to see about ge_ttmg : Church pastor. the Rev. Charthe school cro~swalks pamted les Graham. Her death occu~­ and tht! trafric light~ connected Ired <1\ the Methodist Home 1n 1 Mrs. Hoback opened the p~o - 1Cincinnati where they both were i gram by having all parents m - ~ res1dents. 1 trolluce themse_lves "B~ Mrs. She is surviv~d by her hus: Edna Pril:e, pnnc1pal, mtroduc- 1 band, fol! children, Esther, ed the following teachers. Mr. l Earl, Charles and Howard and Robert Beegle, Mrs. Marlene several grandchildren. Funeral F'isher. Mrs. Betty Roush, M~s. l serv 1ces will be held" the Ch~Ida Diehl and Mrs. Mnry H1ll. pel in the horne in Cmct~natl. I The execu11ve head. Mr He was pastor or the ~~d~lel Deem, and the Instructor of port church during the penod , the New Math course, Mr. Popp 1917 • 1922. , held a qestion and answer per] iod. Several important pomls it~ ....,. "'"~ -~·· were discussed. I The room banner was won -~\,a . by Mrs. Hill 's fir>L grade. lt was announced th<~l haby sl\tf'rs will be provided at each meet" mg if needed and s1xth grade ~ . mothers will 'serve refresh- Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. ~~me menls at the next meetmg. Smith cmd Mrs. Hetty Williams _ _ . and son, Wayne Jewell. were i AKRON tUPli- Ntcholas M. , in Charleston, W, Va. Saturday Szurs, 50, of nearby Norton, i where they v1slted with Mr. 3 WE PAY 4% ON SAVlNGS 1w e~s killed Monday m two-ca~ \ Hussc\1 McDaniel. a patient at crash on U. S. 21 near :Jort_o St. Franc1~ Hospital. ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation II i_ n which another man was m- ~ Visiting with :vir.. and Mrs. M I .,,.,::,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,.,..,.,.,,..,.,..,.,.,,..,.d~.'.'ju':re~.d:_.- - - - -- - - Leo Kennedy and mece, Karen I, Gregg were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, West Jefferson. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger and son, Michael of Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Jame~ Criswell left Sunday for Bridgeport. W. va. where they plan to spend a week with rdati~es. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, Columbus, spenl the weekend with thdr parents, Mrs. C. M. l Hennesy and Mr. Robert Hams. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emm1sh and daughters, Dayton, spent the weekend wilh his mo~her, .Mrs. C. A. F:mmt ~h . Mr and Mrs. Weslry Mead* . ' ows of J.funtington, W. Va, VIS· I ited over the weekend wih Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Parmlee and ·rw~lighti 1 .' ,r/ ! :~,mother, M". Ludie Mead- CHECK OUR LOW - Is Satur ay m I\ the ir buihllng, a~ Bu~tern;~\n-mag~ The HOI secu•te Pionem met al the home ,J Ronnie Holter, t f instru-~ Oct. 2. Doors ope. 1'1 I ~ l 23 with President Lm- Plans were made-for the annu- li Russell gav~ a repor o ~ccs- and the sale conlmues un I d/ White presic..ing. The pledge al 'l'ag Day Saturday, October me~t~ repaired and new a p.m. All donatio~"' are w:~ lo the flag w" led by Terry 2 when lhe Middleport Band sone:: purchase<J. - -- . - Reiber and the Lord's Pra~er Booster Association met Mon- - -- --was led by Sm: Wipple .. Selhng day even in!!; at the high s~hool cards as a monc~' · ma~mg pro- cafeteria. Mrs. Robert K l n ~ject for the clut. was discussed president. _conducted the bus1- i The One Day Youth Confer- 1' ness meetmg. SPECIAL PURCHASE ence will be held Oct . 16 at the ; Mrs. King announced that i zanesville YMCA. &;veral plan Mrs. Charles Gerar~ as generand SALE! to ago. I a1 chairman. Mr. Wtlham ~us- • j AnnuaITag Day byBand \'m:~~ ,~·~~ . d • M•ddl t Plolf.PI'r 4-H Club Mrs.. Seeond Grade - Mrs. Bonme Theiss, Mrs Phyllis Harris, Mrs. I Beulah Neigler, Mrs. Evelyn Young. . p · ~·" Inez Warner, Mrs. : Third Grade - Mrs. Nancy 11 Mrs. Helen Juhnso~ . presl· l s r:(·~· I W !~ a l Mrs. Ruth Ervin Mrs Alice Wolfe, Mrs. dent opened the meetmg Mnn- r . y VHi . s h' c;:pangler Mrs. Jean day 'night of the Racine Ele· I' s~~~bership - Mrs. Nancy B~:~ford. mentary PT.o\ Wllh the, pledge_ Carnahan I Fo lh Grade - Mrs. Inez Ill the Hag and the ords.Pr:y Publicity- Mrs. Nancy ' Rov "{Irs. Ted Massey, Mrs. er, in unison. Mrs. Gor rm , L" • Mrs Marlene Fisher. Wii~a Ervin Mrs. McClain. · B 11 ' '1 e West ' secretary ' gave .the re- r~rvm, LegHatiun - Mrs. e Y Fifth Grade - Mrs. 1' a ports of t~e May m~tmg an~ Roush.s Mrs. Bonnie Theiss. Gueltig. Mrs. Etta Mae Hill, the Exeruttve Committee me~t Safet, - Earl Cross, Robert I Mrs. June Wendorf, Mrs. Alene I lng held in August. Mrs. Vtr- B gle} Charles Pyles and Gme i Rees Binla Burke reported $8140 ID . t ' Sixth Grade - Mrs. Joyce tht treasU!'f· . d ~ :~gazine _ Mrs. Mary K. Hoback, Mrs. Margaret West, Commumcattons were rea_ I IM Dori! lhle Mrs. Betty I p b'll d the anti- ~ Yost rs. , 1 on the PE an Budget and Finance - Mrs. l Johnson. que auction of the CoWlly Con- M Crow Mrs Maxine Sny-1 Mrs Burke pw,ented Mrs. ell to be held ear~y in October. ; ar:; Op~l Va~ Meter, Mr~ IHubac.k with a past vre:.ident ) Committees ap!XJmted for the ~~t ~:hnson, Mrs. Jane Cle- pin. Mr. Howard Ervin r~- I year were: I ported that the bicycle rack w1ll 1• ~ Program - Mrs Joyce 'IH~- a~piritual Life - Mrs. Gerald- be ready for use within a few back Mrs Beverly Codner, I) rs. , • . M G ce Huff- ine eros.~. days. . Craynor Slone, rs. ra. I Room Mothers apvomted for I Several money • makmg proM Etta Mae H1ll ' ~lrs. the year were : ' · d d the man, rs. . . jecls were dtscusse an Name d Commt'ttees Room Mothers, s h I PTA "Dy Racine Elementary c oo PI..~N TWO MI.F:!l 0 " v will have a rum· i;l the llasement '" dona-~ son~ille· ::~ M~lersons; an~ s~, ElizabeU~ ay Harri-~ ~uneral h~ld a;p~oce~e~:~~:ZI ~ pomeroy BaptJSts to Observe centennt"a} A:,:[,~~:., ~moch:rte."sp ~c- Ow:n ~e !at~ Main-s~ Pomeroy, will com- That church wu destroyed by the church basement to which son, Coltmbus: Patricia Bentz, the Ken Amsbary Chapter oi l three brothers, Dana of Hob- nounces. Films of the Kya e r memorate the !DOth aMiversary fire December 20, 18911. In 1902, all living past IJielllbers aqd Minersville. tbe lzaak Walton League at a son, Jonas of Columbus, and Creek _ Southern game wiU bit· of the loundlni ol their church a new church was erected at pastors have been Invited. Al2, 1 Blrtb - Mr. and Mrs. Rar- dinner meeting. Monday night. Oscar of Akron. sbown. A good attendance 11 Sunday. the present loeaUon. , Dr. Paul Christensen of the ley McDonald, Middleport, a son. Olher new officers elected mursed. Thil church had !Is oriCin In The program Suntlty wiUfOhio BapUot Convention wiD be eluded Harry Lee Bailey, ftrst BOOSTERS TO MEET 1865 at an organization meeUng l start at t:30 a. m. with Sunday the IIUest ' speaker and conduct Molgo General Hoopltal vtce preSident; Henry B•hr, 2nd t The Middleport Athletic BooslIn the county J!OIII'thouse. The School and -•hlp servlcealatternoon aervlces. Afterwards, Admissloa. -Delbert Bruch, vice pres1dent; Ed Fosler: sec- ers associaUon will meet Tburs.,aD IN JAIL • !ollowlog year a Dew boule of to follow at 10:811 with Rev, refreshment4 will be served In Pomeroy. . retary, and Arthur Skmner, day at 7:30 p.m. a1 tbe Middl.. Ra)'moM IJollald Prldtly, .. , worship wu meted at Second Jamet B. Slephet11011 as the the church basem'!JI. Dlscbarg.. - Anna Ellis, treasur"!". Horace KBrr ta rel!r- port blgh schooL Films of tbel RD 1: Middleport, was belal .. '·• . and Bultemu\-111 wbent 1M A, pot 1~, w~en 1 World The publlc if, invited to at- Middleport; Henry Koehler, Ra- lng preS!denl. The meeting was Nelsonville - llkldleport fool· held 111 C:OUilly Jill todtJ • ., · D- Wtet1 · IIIII -. Soil Wholeule ·:tl'ld* Comunm1o11 11111 tend. the IIIOn1ltll and dne;, Elizabeth Vanpa, Pom-. at .lhe llaal: Walton 111'111 ball elll be sbowa. Allj chariot ol . .,., r GrUCII'f llilll ..... fmJOua. l!i~ . . ..me.. , ,, q., Mlr 0.1C, • fa 11t :we1eome, ~ and makli!i - - l i l t 4 · &en~ ~I ~e!tl ~ ~·. lllttt ' �. . I ' ~--- Andress' co-star In "The 40th ter he decided to quit playing already. The owner, a popular VIctim," wanll her for hi• baxeball. So what elst is new? flt!ure on lite night me acena, F Ill . !II "Tbi Absu d · . . Producer Jerome HeUman wUI set up headquarters 10 new e nt m,ds '. ~I !bas orderod the ltl of "A Fine much smaller place . . . I'J Umverse.• Soun qutte P ., Madness" to be closed for Lhe Art Carney is accUstomed osophlca(, put Ursula in a blkl· first two weeks ltiJ company ace<>lades 'rom friends, In! (or tho equivalent, whteh will be 1o New York -one week and critics, but the one he she always manages) should of rehearsals and the first ues most came from ly DOROTHY KILOALL&III take care of anything that gets weeks of snooliog. He doesn't Mattbau, Ills co-star In "T b too cerebral... Julie Andrews want bia stan "distracted." Odd Couple." Walter said: ' ia OO'JIY KJLGAIJ,EN boom !D Panama where Un·l She migltl at least credited Am· lnts only made two liCreen mu· Well, I don't know about Sean Carney, on tilage and off, is Y DORAY GRAPEVINE cit Sam'• pending' deal 1o give . being 1 gnnd place to steals In her career - "li,..y Coonecy'• nerv.., but Joerura gentleman of the finlt ~ROADW . · p · more income ertca as ::1 Poppins" and "'!be Sound of Woodward is of the ' theatre When H comes to Carney, :Jule Styne'o upcommg must· the anamanmns meet cur.; fellowo lite Warren Music" - but the box office on , nd she wouldn't miss B ron baa to •llulll iD the back.' cal TV special, " l'he Danger·lfrom the canal and more canal Beatty. Its oolaU work and no just those two wtll add up to a !c~\· :r alone H Mr Hellman y ous Christmas of Red Ridrng JObs at higher payi"' pu~~to phty over here ·y Peggy Lee' .sum higher than any other star I aim:d·a flock ~f bats· at her .·.As lar "ao jazz pianist Hood " should startle the vJew· leffect m the near uture. . en j who has had more than her Iever made for a pair of picttns I iff thy Donegan is concerned ""· The woU pack will be play· I il happens. many AE':":~ , sbaro of troubles In a talented !in the hlstocy of the movies: at co ure. . song ill over. In flllug tor' od by The Ammal•, the flve .Soutb Amencan and bank/will : lifetime, lo sufferlni from pain- least '100,000,000 .. The San mony from her husband of Briish •yncopaters who. can busln""' ftr;:" starting ' lui ear athnent. Franc!Bco Glallill are making It One of the most famous nlght-lmonths, she chargecl be make teen-agero •qual Without open branc '' of ' . I known that Willie Mays will be- clubs In the world ill about to ber and she's been forced even baring their teeth · Mrs. a cbOin reaclloln C h I Marcello Mastroianni, Ursula , come manager of the team If· be •old - perhaps bas been, leave their bome fD the mld ,-\lan Jay Lerner - a former 'growth . . Les le a ron a s l' tr'iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii lawyer, blonde, French and sla· summed u_p ~~ranee, ~nglan~ 1 1 morous - is about to launch a I and the Umte~ _Slate:s th1s way. · new career, just for a lark. "France ror h\'mg, Eng~and for She's set to make her movie leu pressure and _Amerrcan .~or debut .. . Watch lor a business Iworklni and maktng money .. 2-Daily Sentinel,"Pumeroy~Middlepllr(-o~;-sept~=29,'I965 Vol·ce of Broadway ••• rep·ortm'-, a:,'!,. I Dally Sentiriel, Pnmeroy-MlMfeport, 0 :, Sept. 29, a! in London, has been. denied 8 permit to •nler New Zealand as an entet·lainer, although lh r English performers W!o e The autltor> ually are.dwel~~meiar witness o1 ties conSI er e s "too notor· ~e Pro£umo t case .81 ., Notirtous and con .roverst whal'l 10 lous, grantod, but b 1 . . e<>ntrove~s!a~ ;bou!'Dr:: T.h '8 The lyrtct~ or bo d ' JIMISt Cat," Broa way, un ' On0 really Olp over hearts; AGVA and one of the West song from the show " titled, Side clubs are embroiled In a' "If it lsll'l "'Your Heart," and dispute over salary tn- another is called "Deep In Your creases lor the club's beauUes, Heart" Jerry Vale has recoil!· so the owner Is threatening to od bofu of them, and there may discontinue the .chorus .. Man· be more to come. How abo~! Rice-Davies, the blonde CU· "Not So Deep In Your Hem;! of the Stephen ward trl· and "If It Is In Your Hearl T West because she Is "afraid" ol him. She expect• a baby lhl• Fall. Tbe defending br1degroom ill a photographer, Wil· Ham J. Miles ... Orson Bean Ues the know with Craolyn Maxon October 3rd. . . . T be Cuban coast is being reinforced by Fidel Castro'• most trustod troops. Units he su•pects are not totally loyal are being sent to the tnterlor. I I HERE! :~ I I 1 N' • P 7 RANGE W'}} G NEW G.E. et Fl"rst Start ]. n 2Years • Sunday WITH SELF CLEANING OVEN I .... .J;t~ ......... *""'*'1'')1:._.~~ 18, IUid wao oeverely Injured In an automobile accident on j way home from graduation I My mother Pml to Uvt ~lth 1exercise&. After two moothl in us about 14 years ago, atter 1 the bospital, ahe ia now at home I J!IY father diod. My husband but won't be able to go out lor .. - ... - ·-·-- --- ., , ---- - 1 - Cut-up Pferes CUlUPT::~K •nd children bent over back- many more months. She ltves m 1 ward~ w make her feel want- th4! country and needs long-dis-~ 29c lb. 1 1 hink we overdid it. She quickly New B1 unsw1ck, Canada, K. D. j assumod her old role of domi· 1 No. I. - V.T. BREASTS neerin& parents, aod atarted to I Dear Helen : nm our house aa l remember i 1 am from Kokomo, Indiana, the ran ME when I wu grow-, and I, like Mn. lo~lorence Milhlng up. It all happened oo grad· lgan, want to upress my LhankJ U"ally that we wereo 't aware 1t 1 to everyone in this wa1 taking plat'e. She assum- country who helped us ed Lbe baiUng, then the meal onlv in Russiaville but In Kokoplanniog, next the a.rrangmg · mo', Greentown and ourround· •f furniture and c~pboards, the ing counties and slates rt'-decorlltm~. the apportionment we suffered so heavily from the I of housahold chores. But the . lornado on Palm Sunday. worst of all wHs io subtly IHk- . Disaster like this is something lng over the management of the thBI l111ppens Lo someoue else,l ~o:hildren. You see. I ~Hs work- somewhere else. Then sudden- I lng when she mu"ed m. So, of II;'. t>ver~· thin~ is gone and only : course, ~he felt l$he wets doing those ~ho have lived through us all a big favor. In reality, , 1t can imagine the horror or see~b~ WAS and is a big help and ing your churrhes, schools. her motives are nol bad. but homes, and Jivl"tl in rubble iD a I'm a ~uest m my own house matter of minutes. ~ a guest wtlh no ~<~y -so. Thrmk you everyone in the Because _she dJdn't approve . U.S.A., for provLDg again · Jl sm;:~ ll duldren or later, old· we are ~till our brothers· keep- ! ~r Ont!s messing up "her'' hous~. ers _ and for giving us the 1 , ,,~ gJ~dually drove all our faith, the strength, and the , tlHidren s lnends aw~y. 0 u r courage to go on and rebutld lluu~t' ts dean lind shmmg. \1t our communities. JUS1' . nor a home. THANKFUL Perhaps tt wasn 't wh;.H ' did l<md does) but the way ~''t' This column Is dedicated to (Jid It - no que_~lluns .a ~ ked fnmil.v living. so il you·re. hav· I would be tunous_when 1 gol · ing kid trouble or just plain borne at mght lu fmd the drap- · trouble, ]PI Helt'n Help }OU. es m our room cut or~ and hem· :She will also welemne y o u r med, becaus~ she liked them I own amu~ing experiem:es. Ad· th;:tl way ·. I did nol ~Iran my · dress Helen Bolte! in care of real I~lmg wah ' " '.'llsband · ttus newspaper. as 1 feJt ht Wal SO ll llt d to lake 1 her io I shouldn't bother him With l'onflicts. W/ She think• ohe ia relievinl me i ft 0 or all care - but I had a near nervous breakdown .a•t year JUil beca111e ol thi1 ten.sion and lrymc to hide it, and fe•l: - - - - - - - - - log IUilly becau,. 1 e<>uldn't i · apprtc 1ate h•. ·rt· nl i Mr. and Mrs Harold C1llogly ~• us o Y hlildt d v·1r k'It and Bruce or t:a1· ..' her try harder; s11 e th.mks I'm , an .. unable to ,_ d penter Wfrf Sunday VISitors Of vt"• now. an everv n . day lt a:ets worse. Even wheD er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lmlhe il IWI)', tbe1.e.1 no re1111. . '' coin Russell d . . It's as if J've &rown too depend· I Mr. an Mrs. Harley E. John- . ent • and I hate th tepeoencyh d d ' son, t"'heryl Mur- 11 S and Robert . but can't mana~e without it. P Y were • undny dmner gut>Sts 1 My brother telll me Lo put of Mr. end Mrs. Harley T. Johnher in her place - this ia what . son. I be does, and she won 't live with I Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce, 1 !lim. Art we both too old to • Robert Veooy and family and ebaqe our roles ·~ Would 1t f Mr. and Mn. William Russell I bh us both? 1 have no In- and family of Minersville were ' wa:one kd. . back to work, which helps 1 lit- . wee en Vl!o;llors or p11ren1s and Ue. Should 1 just drirt'!-GJV- I1randparenb, Mr and Mrs. EN UP . Howard RusKeiJ . Al~o visitors 1 were Mr. and Mn. Dear C.U.; Edward Flr1t, I'd do IOmethinl you VPnoy and 8on of Pomeroy. lbould hove dOll< yean ago _I Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Heilman aonflde in my husband. Th ! are makmg 1he1r home at Hemwith his help I'd work out e~ lock Grove m a house trailer. i counter attack, though ··alMr. and Mrs. Charlf'y Smith ! tack" isn'l the right word It and Mrs. F.ugene Haning and won't be easy, In feet, 11 ·you . Rhonda were business visitors Ry, it may be impossible at this of Columbus Monday. While 1ate date, but you tnu~t try to thfllrP lht>y visited with ~1.r ~­ break aw;,ty from thiM dmnineer•. Anna Murphy, Mrs. Wtliam lng-Mama • dutiful • li1tle-dau- T_aylnf, Sandra and Sheryl, also Jhter set-up before il crushes With Mr. Md Mr~. Arthur Meyou. Ghee, Sandra, Earl and Ruthie , The fir!lt etep might be an all of Columbus. !Jt~nded trip for your mothf'r. Mr. and Mrs ..Jack F:lam wer~ W~1le she is gune, g~:t back the week end vi~ltors of hi! par:ems Iand that will be 1 bigger ent.~~ . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam job than you realize~ . Then of Barrett, W. Va They vi 9ite<t Nhen she returns, keep themr ' with Mn .•Jones in St. Albans, \?d make It plain you won't : W. Va · <hde down into the old ways , Mi" Lllllfa Smith visited sun1-11 You'll have to be firmer i day artf!rnoun with Mis! Jo here than you've ever been m1 Smith. They also vi•lted Phyllis your ilje. The only alternoHve l Kaoper of Pomeroy. 'short of another nenolll l Mrs. D. H. Rodeson wa1 a >reakdown) ie complete sumo., Tu~sday afternoon visitor of jer - either you fight it. or you • Mn. Lincoln Russell. otop wanting to fight and learn Mn. Doyle Knapp, Kail Let i &o enJOY your rolf! as ··,li\'ut'~t." 1 and Jo Smith visited Monday Gnod luck! You'll need it'- evening with Mrs. J. R. Murphy H. and family. f • Helpbtc Hald Doparlment I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth JohnDear He-: en: : son ot Middleport were Sunday I wonder if your readera would : vl1ilors of his p.llrent.., Mr. and •rlt~ lo 1 friend ol mine. She II l Mn. Joe Jobn80D and Beverly. FEATURES e PUSH BUTTON SWITCHES WHOLE FULLY SAVE Plaid ps lb. FOR FINE GIFT ANY SIZE PIECE SULTANA FROZEN JUMBO BOLOGNA POT PIES ---======--If p en Soct'ety Notes 1 lb. c 49( Backs &Necks 5 79( 1-lb. pkg. 43c With the Purdl- ol $5.00 or More ICreluaivo of ltelltl lemptod by Law Expires Oct. 2, 19611 Ia Coil. UDlt Ald''1 SHORTENING -~------ 3 59c SHARP CHEESE can CRACKLING WITH FRESH CORN PLAVOR 3 79c FRESH MILK POST TOASTIES pkgo, SUPER-RIGHT- SPICED Thursday'!! Games . 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And a brand-new line of bcautilul Plymouth Belvederes featuring the sleek, hig~ performance Satellite. Something for everyone ... at your Plymouth Dealer's!. Plymouth Fury•• a great big beauty in a great big hUIT)'o Bold Hot new Pl}"'outh Satellite,, spirited leader of the all-new Bci\'Cdere lin~ 1 ) I ' 10 :~ 77c Jonathan Apples 8 !~ 79c Tokay Grapes 2 lb•. 29c Fresh ,' Carrots ~~·1oc ·a:» 33 ; 15. Marion Local (1 32 : 16. Hannibal River (2 29; 16. Min· tral R1dge 27 ; Bluffton 27: 19. Dennison St. Marys 23; Tiltonsville 23. ou I t Regul1r 3 lb. $1.99 49 Sherm Cundiff, stoong, aggressive fullback for the Others: Dublin, Carroll, SpenSouthern Tornadoes, is leading aU Meigs County foot· cerville, )and Greenwich South ball players in scoring after the first three games. Central 21 each: Watkins MeCundiff, a 170 pound junior, has driven through his moria! 20: Arcadia, ~ovington. opposition for 26 points on three towchdowns and four Xenia Woodrow Wilson and successful attempts for extra points. Cleveland Lutheran East t9 Following close at the heels of Cundiff in scoring are each: Cory • Rawson, Castalia Pomeroy Fullback Howard English with 24 points and Margaretta, Adena and Cotum. Buddy· Moore, senior quarterback for Middleport, bus Academy 18 each ; Hanoverwith 18. Both English and Moore have scored all their Lon 17· Jamestown Greenview points on touchdowns. -~ 16 ; Li~king Valley, Logan Elm . Bob Grueser, Southern's quar- football. and Marion Pleasant 15 each. ! . It must not be forgotten ror ~ Les!l than 15 points: Powterbac k· Is fourth Iea dmg scor· ev a minute b s orts fans ': · · er in the county with 14 points ~ Y _P hatan Pomt. Danvtlle, Frazeys. . that the gnod blockmg tackle, - --- - - . wh1le eousms Ge:orge and ~od the hard charging guard and Sauer, both of Middleport, Dtek the co-ordinalod center are jus! U.S. No. 1 SIZE A WASHED .88 LB. Bob Wingett Kmght of Pomeroy and THIS WEEK ONLY (3-0 ter Fenwick (2 42; 12. Oberlin Firf'!ands 39; l l Tuscarawos 1-lb. DAILY--3 VARIETIES 1 ~iJIP.rsport 0 ShadySide (t 1 I 3-D 47 9. Rittman 0 12-0-11 45 10. Stanton Looal 13·0 44 Setond 10 teams: 1L Laneas- J)ORTS DESK <ly 1 A&P FROZEN 7. B. Valley 121 35; 14, Mogadore IIJ ANN PAOE-Morble, Devils Food, Honey Spice, Y•llow, White, Lemon 1-qt, 14-oz. Dover St. Joe II 13.0 75 • 4 Jhnstwn Monroe 141 13-01 70 , -- THE 1 1 3. - 5. Cnl<. St. Mary• 13 13-0 6t · 6. Marion Catholic 12 (3·01 55 NUTLEY-IN Y• LB. STICKS 12-oz. Totally new Pl}"'outh VIP. A new high in luxury... W<:Il wilhin your reach. Kan sas City at Washington Chicago at vs. Hannan fnightJ - Hendley 14-41 vs. COLU:\IBUS IUP!l- The first. Q-11 . Culp 113-tO) . New York at Cleveland ' Milwaukee af Houston (night) ' 1965 United Press lntNnational l' ( flight) ~ Bouton (4-15) vs. Me· ~ Johnson (15-10) vs. Lamabe Cli.lss A Ohio high school footDowell (16·10). (0-11. na il ratings with fir st place Wnly games scheduled) Thursday's Gamet volf's and records in parenthe- ! 1 A&P BRAND-HOMOGENIZED-BLUE CARTON 12 01, ,: I lb. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. N. 2ND AVE. Ohi"o Class A G "d Rat"Ings Philadelphia I rt ( ni~htl -Segui (5·14 ) A"'Y SIZE PIECI ~~ -- H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE 1 DON'T MISS THE MANY VA LUES DURING THE MANAGERS' WEEK SALE I WHITE B!AUTY NO MONEY DOWN- $10. PER MONTH i Froun pies • I Cap1n John's 8-oz. eALL PORCELAlN- !NSIDE & OUT I · 3 ~~ 15c REDFISH FILLETS eCOMPLETELY AUTOMATJC I 45c lb. DRESSED eSELF CLEANING OVEN J.,.....,......,..,.....,,...-=---,.-........ LEGS BE SURE TO eSELF CLEANING BURNERS I SSe lb. 1 I' !:!~venth l 1 llOMlNBBlliNG MOO'III!R Dear Helea: 1 IT'S{ By FRED DOWN.. the St. Loui s Cardinals ham- in the bottom of the Meigs county area boy!. ages i Ford District competition!! at I UPI Sports Writer . . mered out 14 hils for a 9-1 when Je~f Torborg . smgled, 8 through 13 will pit basic foot· which 222 district champions · The tong road that . took Lou triumph at San Francisco. The pmch~runner Nate Ohv~r s~le ball skills against thousand• ~ will win t~ophies. The ~22 run- 1 Johnson on a 12-year Journey toiDodgers have one game left second and Maury Wills Sl~- other boys of the nation m the , ner-ups wtll also recerve lro- : 18 minor lea ue cities has with the Reds and four with the gled. The Reds came back m fifth annual Punt, Pass and Kick . phies The district champion!= 1 brOt.Jght lhe 33-year-old vaga-~ Braves while the Giants have the eighth to ~ie the score on ::t competition which will culmi·l will compete for area champ· \ bond of the hamburger circuit one with the Cardinals ,and four walk a sacr1f1ce and a double ! nate with 8 trip to Washington : ionships to be held in the 14 ! . and the Los Angeles \Jodgers to i with the Rl>ds. by Vada Pinson that ~tret('hed 1D. c .. and to an appearance at , NFL city areas. within a few strides of the Na~ I Brok" Up Battle 1 his hitting ~treak to 22 gamt"S. ' the National Football League The 42 F.astern NF'L area IJOn<.JI League penn~r:t. .Jnhnson's blow broke up a l , Play-Off Bowl game for the top champions will compete in f)al.l An obscure hIt t P. r even tens~ three hour and 59-minute I 12 winners. las. Texas on Saturday, Decem-· among the Dodger popguns, duel which ended more thfln an ' 100 I Local competition will be ber 11 to decide the six eastern Johnson struck the most dra- hour aJ'ter the Dodgers saw the sponsored in Middleport by division champions. They. a0 malic blow of f. h~ NL season ~ ! Giunls' defeat flas~d on lheir Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Pri7.es. long with lhe six western dividatf'. Tl_lesday mght when hi s 1 scoreboard. It was the bigge~t ~ by divisions. will be: sion t hamp10ns, acl·ompanifd 12th-mnmA: hom('r brou~ht _ a ~~ ~ hit of the veteran outfielder•s 1 For 8_ 9 and 10 year old.~. by their mothers and fathers, ~· ..,, ~,!ctory over the Cmcm~t.~tl ~ career~a career th<~l start- I warm up jackets, helmets and ~ill .,go on ~ '"~our fll Cham~./ . ,eds and gave the llodgm a ed With Olean in the Ponyj footballs will be given the (irs!, wns to Washmglon, D c_ one·ga_me le~d over the San League in 1953 and has wou~d ~ .. !'leC<Ind and third places for then to Miami. Florida, sit~ ol F'r:~nc1 sco GtJnL..,. . dishearteningly through 18 mm· CLEVELAND rUPO - One of I h d bO\'. 11 the annual NF'L Play-<Jff Bowl It th Dod ·' 11th : . I f th Cl ear age group, an . ~·I . . ... . was . e gers , or league cities and three_ un- the forgolten .men o e ev~ 12 and 13 will receive gold, sil-' game, tor _half - ttrn~ cornpet.ltlOn :;trmght tnumph and left _the successful major league tnals. 1 1a~d Bro~ns . roster probabl} ver and bronze trophies. Thrre to determtne t:le s1x nal10nal ~eds only . a mathematJc.al Johnson found a "borne" with Will get h1s f1rst slart In two will be 18 prizes in all. PPK. cha';lpions. . .hance to lt,e f~r lhe pennant the Dodgers this season how~v· years Sunday. Scores throughout the ('I) IJn- Ke1ih. (.oble, prestd•.:!nt . of !Ve~ _If the~ wm all lhetr re- er when Tommy DovJs WC:IS m- Remember Jim Ninowski' i try will be compared t.o deter- KPith f.ohle fi'ord. Inc. plJmted mmmng ftve ~ames and l~os jured at the start of the ca~ Bark in 1962 when he was. ac-1 mine the six top winners in out th<~l PPK in~olves no ! .\nge\es lose~ Jts las~ ftve paign and has plugged along m quirt'd from lhe Detroit Lions i each of the 362 Ford zones. a body contact. There tg no char!(e ! games. More Jmp~rtant It gave l typical Dodger scrambling, the .vetPran quart erb~:~rk wa~ l· toto\ of 2172 zone winner<; ror entering and no special the Dodgers a vttal one-game d · h. · b fr d· to · ' . . . · n1 ·15 needed· ";\ e"· 1,tra1 15 . . stye omg JO om ay t ·d th Cleveland at-' Zone winners w1ll meet m 37 eqmpme t- · 00 0 m_argm over the stumbling 1 day without much fan£ are. His . . gm e e · : _ __ -· tion will be open from Septem~ G1ants and a clear shot al a ' battino average is a modest ta< k . . . I , ber 29 through Octo·ber 15. he . th at seemed ou t of rl'ilr . h:· 257 and " he"s hit only 12 homers 1\e, was . Goble Fora, Jnc. nag . ·rInJured m. 8 pre- sea~ v 1burg, Fredenc ktown, M.merva. swd, at Ke1U1 :1nly 10 days ago. in !26 games. s~n f xhlbl.lon game <~nd reser f' Crooksville. Crestwood, MeDun· The Giants suffered their I I I' rank Ryan took over and aid , Aurora, West Muskingum , ' fourth loss in six. games when I The Dodgers took a 1-0 lead couldn't be dislodged, al least Kent Stnte, Racine. Midvale : TITI.F. SHfrr - ·-- · -~- - not fo: ~ong. , . , Malvern Wayne Local. west LQr-.;DQ.'J (U.Pl)-~~ winner An m]ury to Ryans foot m, Jefferson Parkwav Versailles, , of the Ilarry Srott-~m1le Gnf· last Sunday's 49_ ~ 13 debac_le · KygPr 'Creek, Br\mant. Nor- ' r!th '.igh!_ nex t Monday will be ag~msl 1_St. L?u' s. hkt>ly wtl\ 1 wayne, Sebring Mont~el_ier , i Jtrsl m .h_ne fo~ a _crack ~I . the 1 medn Nmowskl Will start Sun- Portsmouth :--.lulr~ oaml' , 1 wms-, mJddll'W t>lght t1tle 1f DICk ftger ~ day_ i:ll Philadelphifl. . burg Chamberlin, Randolph : regruns it from Juey Gardello Nmowsk1 s l<:~rted Ius pro ca· Windham Germantown. t:uya- m October. rerr with Cleveland in 1958 and hoga Heights, Frankfort, Cadi7.. Mike Barret, prumo ll'r of the · W. L. Pet. GB Los An~elr s 93 64 .592 aflrr two seasons a~ backup Elmore, McComb. Columbus Scotl-Gril'fith bout. sa id Tue!-· 99 59 .627 San Franctsm 92 65 .586 t 'I mr1n to :\·1ill Plum hf' was tr<:~d-: Grove, lUcksville, Gibsonbu rg, day thai Harry Diamond , Tix~Minnesota 92 !i4 .590 6 ! Cmrinnati 88 69 .561 5 ed to Detroit , where he shared · New Ll·xmglon St. Aloysius, ger' s m:.mager, has agreed to Halllmorc 1:2 Pitlsburgh 92 67 .579 7 86 72 .544 11.~ : dulies with l'.:arl Morrall for lwo Greenville, Granville, Southeaslgive the winnrr of the ScnttChicago 1·1 ~tilwaukee 87 72 .547 IZ 84 73 .535 9 year ~. j ern, Ironton St. Joseph and Ma<_;riHih lwul a shot al the Del ron 84 73 .535 Wk Philadelphia fll 76 .516 12 1 l.;t"l Sunrlay when Ryan was 1 son. r.-rown. Cleveland 7!> H4 .472 24 1r2 , St. Louis 7li 80 .487 16' ~ ' pulled out. he went in Bnd turned : ·- -~-..- -- - New York 12 1 74 S.' l .465 25 ill Chicago 72 86 .456 21 1 in a creditable job. • ' California 68 90 ..UO 31 , Houston 64 ~n .410 29 In Jimilrd act1on durin~ the Washington 61 98 .384 38•~ 1 New York 50 lOB .316 1:n>2 ' exhibition season, he hit on 17 ot Boston K'an~a~ City 59 99 .373 40 I Tuesday's Result!! ~ . r_assing attempts rur 322 x-C\inched pennant i New York I Pittsburgh 0 (12 yar,d'i. . g ' ghtl , Coach Blanton Colher has of· 1 1 mnm s. 1 1 . , Tuesday's Reliults Chir.:-<.~go 2 Philadelphia l, niJ::ht 1 len c·l;umed that Clev:land has I California 4 Boston 3 Ml!w:.tuket! 7 Hou ston 1. night 1 th~ _best _one-t~o combma~1~n at W;HII 6 KC 1, list, twilight) Los Angeles 2 oncmnati 1 02 . quatlerback m the Nat1•10al 1 ~c. 8 Wash 6, !2nd, night) . i inmngs. nighll . • Foot,?~ II_ League ._ . . h1 4 Del 3, dst, II mns hYl) St. Louis 9 San Franc 1!'-r;o t , lie ~ ilkely to fmd out Sunday. Detroit 4 Chicago 3, (2nd, mght) i mght. and h<'' d better be right or thei Cleveland 6 Ne~· York 3_ •mght) 1Wednesday's Prllbable Pirh1•rs Bruwns may sp~nd the r_es t. of Baltimore 4 Mmn 2, (mghtJ I Pittsbur gh at New York - the ~wason pur~umg lhe dtvJsJon Wednt-sday'!l Probable Pitf'hers Friend ~H-12) vs. Selma (2·0\. 1 lead. California at Boston - New-, Cincinnati at Los Angeles · man (14·t5 ) vs. Wilson (12-14). 1(lwilighi)- M•Ioney (20-8) vs. ' Minnesota at Baltimore Koufax 124-81 . I tnightl ~Grant (20-6) vs. Bar~ ; _St. Louis at San ~ranriscu~~ Ger (14·9). Gibson tl8·12l vs. Shaw 1 16·8). , HELEN HELP US! 1 1965~ i' l',;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=--===------==------=;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;lllil--lllltilttill( Dodgers Win 2~ lin 12,Punt, Pass, Kick Contests . Open to Mei!s Area Boys ° 1 od ond needed. lance friends . Her name: 1 bale 1o admit !hili, but 1 MISs Donna Noddm,. I.epreaux, ' \ I John as valuable as the talented McClintock of Southern are liod backs. for fifth with 12. .·. 11 all sums up to the adageOther scorers In competition [ "Eleven players are needed ror for the Meigs players in first any solid football team~" three games are as fo11ows : Don Swisher of Pomeroy, 8 Jim Barrett, Rutlund's bard· points; Tom Theiss of South- charging rullback, who was in~ ern, Gacy WoU, Paul Chadwell jurod in the game against Pornand Charles Eichinger, all of eroy nn Sept. i7, is back in Eastern; Joe Hawkins, Bob school. Barrntl and Rusty Little, of Barr•tt suftered a painful ' Rutland; Bill Moore of Porno- neck injury and was a patient roy and Gary Stober of Mid· at Holzer Hospital until Satur· dleporl, six points each and day. Currenlly wearing a brace Rex Cumings ol Pomeroy and on his neck, Barrell Is not exMike Martin of Eastern, two pectod to see action against Squpolnts. them this Friday. ' . 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Phone WY 2-3284 • ' today .•. our service Is prompt and our prlce.t GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. myllro at Itt. p.-. ~1 nUke ~· I'" "''" ' 'U\ •url DAIRY FAIR We'D prepare your readl mixed cun- Pur.ot >•hNt e~Pr) 3flpfronul' e~<"'""' ~und.;IJ b)' fhe onrn Valli!~ t"ulolo •!l lnJI: r on\l>an¥ t ru \1N•r1Hnor 'o' t' .. m ~roy Ohio ~U~inf'l~ Oftio·• · """"'' W'\' 1-21!\CI ltflllnrt•l ph<Wf' ,~- \' 'l ~:ml'rf'O lb. FAIRMONT MEIGS ,.,_ASOH ARt-• 'fl-'1 3 $1 ",!2. 29 (10> IJ. "'" tio t tlnf'f l• Kln""'ll • lb. Lesser amounts, lb. 39c lloKul1. .-, 1' ·,, ,-," v• 1n, !"I a orll III for RACIN :, OHIO c BOILING BEEF f'l:oinloU each .•WAID CROSS SONS can CHUCK ROAST liT 1-l" '" ' 'l\' I'll I. /l, 15 N)'b:1 deceu1d, l'•'"'"'n tle..,·n two l. 1.-. "''' 1... 1 .._,, o1 on thf' Fn~ -\<l<lo>itm to lol><l•llt"nucl . \1~111:• ( <lllnl y, Ohou f'h•· .,. "' '"' ,f ~11!!1 l' ••l<1i 11n ~ lor tto•· ,,.,,..,, "'" nl tho> ·~ •!1 ro>al '" ~ ' ""' a• t! foo "' h.,, --•ruit,11 olf' r<·l•~ l >;;tori l>•·l~n< l : nu ,, r•·qmr<· '! '" an•wo>r ,, .,.I )'"II'"'' n'l ., , ho f., , ,. thP 'Upl •1.1' '" !l<"! otht• o UIW> "' l"'lt" m~n• w oll !>f! •.• k .. , " ~'' "'~' ll ~ l- lb. D~t.b,, &..,J I .-~0"._. CHRYSLER '" ''' "I _ box PEACHES 31b. Quality ' "''t''"'" '"n 10 59c SHORTENING Grade ,,.,,,..,. 1 lb. Ladies Seamiest Good PUBLICATION No. 13.114 1 -' '"'""'"'" !!~•,.tJI(f' \\l:or!df>U, Bolt ··~ II ~··ol,·.-~1 "il.d.: o~u . I!H l<·lw !<1. \\'1•~1 Vir ~J nJa, •·: oil •a~•· >11~1 "!I thO" :lllth d .o .~ uf .-\u~"'' 190.~. the l'l :o in l tl'"d h<"r petill"n al(.1"' "t torr h•· · . th~ , ,,;d .l f'.1r1Ptle 1 ~u·r~~e W;u l. 11•• :1. in tlo~,- CN Jrl of ( '<lmlll<lll Pl>' :ll "' \lo'"'' I'"'"'' l,lh•"· >I H· , amP hi' ,,~ \ -••f '\r, 1J.lll4 111 s.wl f'f)url . luo llw p. onotu"' .-.t rO' r lao o rf'al ''''~'• 1 \\~ • I &tlminiur.ilor Olt•o . N OTICE TOMATO SOUP ~bells IOc SALTINE CRACKER~; l~c ----------------i)c TOKAY GRAPES Fire~ide P~r nn. all -time sales record year with a new Chrys ler likP. th is one. Sure, our '65 wa s great. But the '66 is even better. H looks better. Moves qu ic ker. If' s got a beaut1ful new front end and a very dramatic new rear. It's got a bigge r and more zesly group of v.a engines. From a 383 cubic lncher to a 440 TNT Yftth h1nn exhaust s and twin snorke ls. (A "snorker is an a1r int ake horn for the carburetor- does great th1ngs for performance.) The int er iors, all up and down the line, are more lu xur ious and comfort1ng. Take our new shell bucket Ha,..•rd F""~• n Trt.uurer. Meig~ Cou nty . Olloo , cans Car Pl•lntilf, ,., W Jd clell Feder~l Slltoon Wul 'lirglnll Ch1rlofle 303 SIZE CAN r~c. No•d P1u1 S Sm1rf . n .t the £U1If ol 6 79C ILC_ , Ap•rtm~nll C-o Grtnd Pri• )19 rs seats, for example. al1110st as ~ lloef llacl been custom-fitted for )IOU. One thtng we didll, .-think about~ It has to do wittunoney. Fi¥e of cu Newport~ (real Chryslers- not junior edi1ions) are priced just a few dollars a onontlo more !loan tile ..st popular smaller cars with the same equipmeiL Tlois oncludes features ~ke .,._. steering, power bralres. a 383 cubic inch v.s, automatic ttansmis.ion, radio and many standard i l - liloe solely dOO< l>andles and seat belts. Mo•e up to Chrysler ••• it's getting easier t., the minute. Could be we're get1tng too emotional. But it isn't very often you get a chance to follow an RUTLAND I Gbrfsler r------------------- RACINE Thursday, Friday & Saturday !o America with love ••• 1 CLELAND'S T.V. U.S.No.1 POTATOES • "rJiiillllliiitttill•••iii••••---M.;.;.;;;;;;;................, RADIO & T.V. c BUSTER~ BROWN. • BAKER FURNITURE only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all I SERVICr ~~s~P-~ ~\,\\ Quality Costs Less • cola - Mr.l LYONS 1 I diet~rite~ Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only I I HEATING SATURDAY TIL 9P.M. : 1 new Society Notes · SAYS i I Apple Grove DOCTOR PLUMBING I t11e1t mofller, lltrt. leflll1 MH. LIJ!lt lym WllN Mn. Mn. Earl Robm- 1114 Mn. Edwards at WMt Columbus, due Alberta Saundera of GaDipolll Hazel Milcllell 1114 Mn. Selva to the death of their all!ll, Mrs. and Mr. and Mri.IArr)r Grimm Stover 1pent a weekend wltb Nancy France at Huntington. of Columbul. 1hl P'rud Haught'l at Waliv, Shal'<lll and Edward Roullil Mn. Golcia JolmloD 1114 !lay i W. VL 'i spent a couple o1 daya wllb Nice ol Stockport apent • Su"' · Calling 011 Earl Robfmon and Mn. Herbert Roulb. day with Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Mabel Robinson Sunday were WUda Lawson has returned Nice. Feme Haymon and Dorotby By Mn. Rorbert RoUIIt to ber home !rom Uflca where Weekend guest. of Mn. Er· Durst of Portland. Mrs. Edna Roush celebrated 1 she was employed. rna WIIS<!n were Mr. and Mrs. her 79th birthday recently with Dorothy Lawson lo employed Charl<o Burri, Dan Shrimplin Mr. and Mro. Ralph OUu apd 1 By RICK DU BROW please don't tell me your prolr 8 dinner in her honor given by at Bowers Restaurant, Porn.. and oon of Walhonlng. Howard of New Brighton, Pa., tJolled Prna International lems. her children. After she opened roy. Sally Pear~oo of Columbuo r.. spent a weekend at their home BJ?LLYWOOD \UPI)-'felevl· The charming day began with her many gilts and ca~·ds, din· Mr. and Mr1. Ernest Ripley c;ently spent a weekend with here and vlslled Mr. and Mr•. aion s relentless parade ~f new tl of NBC- TV's ner was served to Mr. and Mrs and family of. Columbus spent Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson. Roy Donahue and Mr. and aoap operas accelerated with a ";rac~~~~~e~hrases," a g!lme Clarence Shields, Mr. and Mrs. l a week~d with Mr. and Mrs. David Fox of Ohi~ Uni~erslty Mrs. Wiley OUra I vengeance Monday-With lour g .0 hich ''contestants Herbert Roush, and Roger, U.den Thaxton. spent a wef'kend w1th hts par· ! daylime serials arriving on the ~·~e~tif w8 wellknown say- and Mrs. Howard Roush and 1 Weekend guest. of Mr. and onts, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ~·ox,. 1 ecene, not to mention the de- in 80 b~k title or quote Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mrs. Bill Fox were their niece Attendmg an all day meet1~g buts of two dally game shows. I tllgi h ng, bee written phon+ Roush , Karen, Joyce, Edith. Jo and family of Newark at llie Forest Run Melho<hol !f: bad to watch lliem all, so 8 as nth ds ·,n th.e Ann Gary, VIcki Mike and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grimm of Church were Hazel Fox, Ferne : 11 ca ' ~ oonahue o1 E y usmg o er ,wor Johnnie Russell Roush, Ed- Columbus spent a wee kend WI'th Hayman, M'ld 1 rr:\1. 1 ng anguage. ward a~ Sharon and Cindy, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Winetl and East Letart Church; Mabel W• Repair All SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET·RITE COLA, NEHI, In other words, for Instance, and Mra. Bob Hltl, Pat and Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Grimm of Roush, Apple Grove church. The Makes & Model• TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 IOTTLii "pole Yvonne tack wrecker," Mr. and Mrs. Randall Roberts Racine. meeting was a workshop for the 1 when repeated over and over and Todd and Leslie. David Roush, son of Mr. and WSCS of the various churches. CAPS. with emphasis on different syl· Mrs. Howard Robinson Is a Mrs. Russell RooBh relurned Rev. and Mrs. James Early THEY ARE VALUABLE! lables, finally lranslated to medical patienl at Veterans to Ills home alter undergoing an and family and Mrs. John Wolle , WE WILL PAY '12 CENT By Woyu G. Braodiladt, M.D. , "Polly wants a cracker." Well, Memorial Hospital. appendectomy at llie VeteriDI attended a crusade at the Vel· ! WY 2-2255 EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY 'WIIh the approach ol anoth·l naturally. And "tag cup how Mrs. Homer Warner, Mrs Memorial Hospital. erana Memorial OIUrch in C<> i' 101 e. Moln St. Pomoroy er winter 11 Is predicted !hat . dare" was "take a powder." Pearl Norris opent Tuesday vis- Recent SUnday flllesta of lumbua over the weekend. there will be an Increase In the And "owl of fizz hair Tuesday" casea of influenza over Last became Hour love ifl bere to year. It is therefore recom· stay.'' Well, of course-what mend<id that you get your infiu· else could it be? Informatively, enza vaccine as soon as possi· by the way, the team of Pat blo. Although everyooe should and Irving beat the team of have this protection it is espe.,. Helen and John. Attaboy. lrvlally importonl In llie so-called ing. Classy stull• high risk groups persons with heart disease, lung disease Next ,r;ame . NBC-~~ nevr and such metabolic diseases as , so aper' Mornmg Star' about diabetes, rickets and over-or un- 1a young wo~an wh~ parents deractlvity of the lhyroid; per· met death m a .fJre, whose sons who are past 65 and reg· I han~e was killed m a traffi_c nant women. A single dose of acc1d_ent the day bef~re their the vacclne wiD conrer some weddmg, and who_ ~sn t happy immunity but two doses given at all. As an aspmng fashion aboot eight weeks apart are designer, she will mako her We're well • stocked recommended as providing beL· career 10 New {ork. complexes ter protection. and all, and the result will prowith everything you bably show in next year's {ashneed in finest foodsFood Market Q - My dOC!tor says I h~ve Ions. Even for soap ope!"fiS, this off~~ Clover Farm all at the lowest po" Clover Farm Store "The Store Wltb A Hart.. ~ c. a floating kidney but that there I one is awfully depressing. sihle prices! Right re· Department Store Is oothlng he can dn about it. A somewh3t better soaper, Fifth and Pearl Route 7 served to limit quan· What would you advlse1 ''Paradise 8Jy,'' followed , also PHOIII SH 2-55Q RACINE A - A Ooatlq or displaced on NBC·TV, and stars Keith tities. TUPPERS PLAINS kidney is of no importance unRUTLAND RT. 124 Andes as the manager of a raOpen 8 to 8 Mon. Thru Sot. less it causes pain by pressing dio station in a small ~aside on a nerve or on one of the organs In the lower abdomen. II community in Southern Cahfor1... however ' more vulnerable nia. The story smacked of dis~, than a normally placed kidney tinct unteality by suggesting to infection, the formation of that the leading lady gave up lb. kidney stones and kinking or the newspaper publisher to marry ureter (th~: tube leading from the fellow who turned out to be !he kidney to lhe bladder). the radio station manager. OthShould any of these misfortunes erwise, however, the relationRED DELICIOUS AND ROME BEAUTY befall you, you might have to ships of those in the community have the kidney removed or you had a slight touch of reality lb. IDAHO misht bave to have an opera· and a reasonably contemporary bag BAKERS_ lion to nx it more firmly in its flavor. DEl MONTE normal position. These opera- There is no comment of any tions would not be advisaiJie un- kind that any sell-respecting less your kidney bocame a child can make about a new source ol seriou.s trouble. NBC-TV game show, "Let's Q _ 1 am 8 mao, 54 years Play Post Office," in whlcb old. As an adult my height "players musl identify llie well· No. 2V. has been 64 inches but 1 was known author of a fictitious letmeasured recently and my ter, from the clues contained in cans height was only 621> Inches. it." And there is nothing to say, What would cause his? either, about ABC-TV's new A _ As we grow oldet the soap opera, "The Nursrs," space between our vertebrae, which_ is b~sed on t_he old C~S. all 33 ot them, shrinks a liltle. rv mght-llme senes and 1ts Furthermore we are Ukely not 1 cutups. Usual problems. to stand as straight as when on the other band, another we were younger. new ABC·TV soaper, "Never ,_ k' g, Too Young," comes very close Q. - My[ hush.bandh "'t 1aWhat m ' to 1rrespons1 . 'bl e progra mmlng, Pentrate or IS ear . . dealing supposedly with typical does it do and _how long wUI he teen-agers, but emphasizing have to take tl1 What are the reall the slimiest kind or side effects? b yh b h · A - Pent.erytbritol tetranl eac urn<, long aJr typ<s trate <Peritrale) is given to per· and motdy-lookmg punks. This SNOW DRIFT sons with angina pectris to di· IS really cymcal p~ogra~m!ng late lhe blood vessels of the In lhe fllllse of reality, w1th :he heart and prevent attacks Of effect of lookm.g under t~ pain. It should not be taken by wrong rock. Patnce Wymore as anyone who has glaucoma but cast as the ~other of a teen • others can lake it Indefinitely age. girl, but If the opene; was since it controls the disease rath typical she w1ll have bt le to er than cures lt. Side effects do. are rare but in some persons FIRST REFERENCE II may cause a mild headache. First reference and use of "Anno Domini" &I a date Is Q - Sbould Pap test. still said to have been mnde by Regbe made every year after a panhyslerectomy (complete r.. Inald, King of the Isle of Man, In 1219, in a document rendermoval of the uterus)1 Ing allegiance to the Pope. A- Yes. lish ANTHONY PlumbiM . He11tlng 1 ,;;;.=----=...,;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;:===---lf!I!PI ltlnJ i:'; I I . .... __"""' I I j I ·- -~·· ·-·-··· Telet'ision Revue 1 SHIRT . , .... . hfera~ Church to s I c. ~- -~ Dai!J Slmtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., !!ept. !9, 198H the home or Mrs. Joan Siewert, The entire Polish recen lly. Mrs. Isabelle Nelson IS requested ... clear doctrine on Dilll! in Columbus was co • hostess. Games were birth control because ~ wi~e 60th Anniversary MASON - Mrs. Freda Miller, enjoyed and refreshments of (Continued from page I) confusion in the world ay , M, former Mason county rest· salda, sandWiches, potato chtps eas began 10 pour tn. I . However. ine Pope's Will hi Observed dent died Monday in Columnunts and nuts. coffee and ·aced The final unofficial total was I 'I theologian, Giovanni a ma Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price, bus. She is survived by her hug. tea were served. Miniature urn. . Colombo of Milan. Italy, file-tong resident• of Rutland. I . band, Luther and two sons, By Jean Parker brellas were given as favors. I 50 h·6415 lor Locher to 43 •791 Ior i 0 Ve fJseS dimmed the prospect of chan· Revis and PauL all of ColumWErlUING SHOWER M' Lilli ted h I t e ormer state attorney gen. · the church's traditional will observe their 6ltth wedding ISS . e was pres-en er l era! an unsuccessful gubernJges m 0f anniversary on Oct. 4 at theil', ~s : two grandchildren, three Mr and Mrs. Billy Hill were lmany gills from a decorated tori~l candidate in 1960 By RUFUS s. GOTDWIN". ban on all artificial means home. No celebration is plan,. s1~ters. Mrs. Gladys Knapp, and honored w1th a wedding shower I g1ft table. : _ _____ ._·___ VATICAN CITY rtTPI) _ ~ birth control. Ded. but a card shower will be TANAUAN, The Ph1hpplnes Miss Pearl Ward, both of Co- recently ~t the Rutland Amen- 1 Sendin!': gifts or attending: several dayS here assisting in i Ecumenical C ~unci 1 leadeJ·sl Asks Re·S..temeat · eonducted by friends. Mr. and {UPI)-The murky waters of lumbus, and Mrs. Ora Latham, can LegiOn Hall. Hostes!"ies• were: Mrs. marge Schoonov- rthe care of his grandmother 1 ad d 1 d f th R . "The statement leaves the Mrs. Priee have two daughters, the lake surrounding Taal ~ol· of Clevelan~. were Mrs. Carl Hysell, ~rs. er. Mrs M"ry Beard, Judy Wii· ,Mrs. Dell Luckadoo. Mr: i ~a~ho~ir ~~~chorto :olv:m~~ l door dangerously open to_cerMrs Forest McCann of Charles· cano today gave up the remams The body 1s at Spears Funer· Harold Hysell , Mrs. Rich· • Iiams. :Wrs. Grace Colwell. Mrs. Brown his brother and si"'f"'r b' h t 1 .. t tain opinions that there w1ll bt> . ... DPmson . , Mrfl. Reva Snow- 1were raised ' -~ 1 Jrt ton . W Va and Mrs Howard oI 3110 F'l' 11pmos who perished in aI horne .m CoIurn bus but WI'II ard GruE',<:Pr. and Mrs. Bnr bara Ell1e by thier grandpa. . tTcon ro emus h 1' l promo e1 changes of the churc h' s regu Ia5 Va~ M-eter. North Rich"·ille·l a holocaust that entombed hun- be brought to the Foglescn~ fu· Van Meter. The white covered den. Mrs. Ruth Erlt>wine, Mrs. 1ents th D 11 Lu k d d· i -'"IenJdtcshresearc ,no_ sexu~ tions on chastity in marriage," 1 11e an ' · dr d der a thJ'ck blanI h h I · nd d · h Ed M S · k ' e e c a oos ow more emency m h~ said · ~ight grandsons, one grand· e s more un nera ume w ere ne s _may gi~t table w~s ce_ntere _w1t a Nancy Pope. na . ae w1c . GUESTS VISIT divorce. on be~alf of 32 llal'Ja n daughter, and one great graocl- bt of superhot lava and mud. call . aller .0 p.m. Wednesday. 1br1de doll, wJth pmk, wh1Le . and Mrs. Dorthy German, Joettil M.-s. Earl Halliday of Leitch- I . . .· bishops. Card mal Colombo iOn. '!'hf' lucky ones w_ho escaped Servtces will_be held Thursday 1 blue s!reamers suspended tram K. Erlewine. Mrs. Grace Du- , field, Ky. , and Mr. and Mrs. Fuur cardmals ana biX blsh- l who replaced Pope Paul VI a-: Isa1d they thought tt wa! the at 1 p.m., w1th the Rev. Heney , above. Games were played and gan, Mrs. Joan May, Mrs. Ma. l Don wOod 0 f p ~ps spoke ou_t frankly on s~xua- t archbishop or Milan - asked end of the world. SUrv1vors, officiating · lnterment will be in IMrs · Clvde Davis wa s award- ' rie· Carson Mrs · Naomi How- .· reeent dmner s omelroyMrswyere birth control 111 .a I that "Church doctrine should b(• r th b dl b d · · · guest.~; o o- llty and · d bt 1 many o. . em ~ Y , urne · Ward cemetery. . ed the door p.rize. A large d. e- . ell. Mrs. Birdie Wyatt, Mrs. Ina McKni ht Rev and ; 1 r~ sweeping e a e on 8 councl 1 re-state clearly." 1 told ternfyJhg stOTI '~ ot watch- - -·- ----- · lcorated weddmg cake. 1ce Kate Smith, Mr. and Mrs I ~ · · ~ ~. , declaration about " Marriage ·, ,:;:~~"'"=;_====-= ing loved ones die in the YOica- confirmed by the Philippine NtH cream, potato chips, Mints.. Russell Little, Mrs. Patty Car~ 1Carl ~errm~ and daughter or and Family Life." There were i . f . I. Sum. mit Station Wf"re re('l'nt ov- clashing views on the dilemmas rue urv ... . . . tional Po tee. irf'd tt'a and coffee _were st>rv- son, Mrs. ClRra Phillips, Mrs ht t f Mr !\--1 FINISHING It was lmposslb1e to tell ; f'd to thu~e attend mg. After- Donn<:~ Nelson Mrs. Jean Park. ermg guess o s .. c- facmg the church. f the - ~ Kni~ht. Rev . Herring is a form - 1 , . I Our best quality more than 36 hours .a ter wards the couple openrd their er, Mr~ . Joan Stewart, Mrs. !er pastor of the Methodist Council M ode r a to r Leo. service Your Dependable . long dormant mountam explod· WO lllOilY gilb. Virgmia Michael. Mrs Adena Church here. Mr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Cardinal Suenen• of Th:1se attending or sending Ball, :\llrs. Elhrl Chapffi;tl'l, Mrs. w. Stansbury of Columbus re-I Bursse_ls, 'Belgium, _asked the 1ed. lww ma~y died . m the g~ Deal•• for I DAY SERVICE ! gantic eru~tJDn wh1ch seare_ •}t girl,;; wNe: the bride's moth(•r, Ann Webster. Mrs. Jean Stru- 1cently spent 8 few days with . gathen.~~. to ~rocla1m to the ON REQUEST t~ees J? mlles away. AuthOTI· Ul \lrs. John Cannon, the groom·:- ble. Mrs. Marie Bishop. Mrs. ·, her !.lister, Mrs. McKnight. Mrs. ~orld Its deslr~ ~0 s_ee a COR· hes est.•m . a. ted. t.hat as ma.ny as , . . . mother, Mrs. Hobert HilL. .and N·,_.1·a lhle. Mrs. Coda Slawter ' ~, Stansbury is receiving treat- Linuauon AND . '. amphfJcalton . _. and , ' 6,000 F11ipmos IIV ed and rarmeu.r r\ew homeo; bemg bmlt In his grandmother. Mrs. Wdh:.~m Mrs. Elao·ne Spires, Mrs. Mar)' ments For broken bones she suF- 1 coord1natton I SCien tIIIC re- I f h 1 Ao.lewod IJaUI!If' around the base o t e ~ocano. Middleport include a ranch sty lr Lanning. Mrs Munna Lanning. Lir.tle, Mrs. Virginia Wyatt, fered in a fall . other callers i sear~h into t~e dom~in of sex- 1 1.,=....,.,:...-.,.........,=,di_T'.'I':":"_kno_wn d_eat~ __t_ul!_of 30~was 1 home by Mr . and Mr~. Bern;1rd Mrs. Bentrice SmiU1. \1r ~. Kay Wyatl 1 :0.1r~. ~ina Wyatt. at the McKnight home were ual hfe, partiCUlarly m n~ards Phone WY ·l·USO Fultz on F:Iirlam· ~rive and Evi'Jyn Jordon. i\lrs. Alire \1rs. Juanita Bolin, Mrs. Di· i Mrs. 'Myrtle St. Clair of Miami, I :to;_;m:a;r~ri~a~ge~... "======~~oiiiii::iiiii::iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;::ii:::i~: thr home bt·mg f"{'bUJit by .\1r. Sproust>, Mrs. Leona Km~, ane MHJOr, Mr. and Mrs. Dick I Fla ., Mrs. Dwight Mutcher, Ath..... -· · 1 , and Mrs. Dan Me<Jdows, Lin- :Vir~- 1\ven<'ll George, 1\-1 r s. , Black and family. \1rs. Katy ens, Mrs. Lena Huber and . coln-st. Goldie Andrrsm1. \1rs. l;ar. , Fink. Mrs .Jessie Grueser, Mrs. granddaughter, Mrs Louis Rei· Open Thursday & Friday 9:00 to 5:00 The \lcadows' hwv·r rrmodl'\nP1 WiliJam~on. Mrs. Adeline Barbara Van Meter, Mrs. Ber e<l 1 · · D • bel, Mrs. Nell Brown and Mrs. 1ht• ormer <- P_ ullon Snowden. Mrs. Eo.;ther n lack. nice Ne lson. Mr. and Mrs. How- Phillip Globokar. all of Pam! rroperty in1u a complPh·ly mod- Mrs i\lil'f' D<l\'i s_ i\1rs . .Jessa- ard Birchfield. and children, eroy, Mrs. Anne_ H.alliday of t-'rn homP 1't·<1 11lrmg a buill -in mine !..vrms, Mr:-:. Ethel Snf1·.~ - Mrs. Isabelle ~ei s on. :'VIrs. Reu- Dt'xter and Mrs. Lizzie Caton. 1kilchen and a lttrge p:-~1io wirh den . Mr." Wanda Willi ams, J\lr ~. Jah Gr<.Jte, il-i rs. Margaret Par. Salem Cenler. ; ~li ding gl Ass panrls. Tlwy also Elhel '\i f·l~on . .\Ir s. Ooris Tho- sons. Mrs. Jrme Wiseman. Mrs Mr~. Julia Grate spent n j pl;m o11wr Improvement~m;h, l11•len 1\·lay \(·]son 1\:-~thy Sue Grate, Mrs. Melva Turn h · I week N>cently ~ith er daughI, \1r_ .\leadows. a nhanntH'l~:l ,. Thmas, Mrs. Frf'da Hai 1ey, -er, Mrs. Freda Grate, Mr. and ; ter, Mrs . .John Hersman at at Dullo'l ·_._ Drug Slort'. is do- Mrs Ethel Chapma n. Mrs. Ehz- Mrs. Herbie Grate, Mrs. Chloe 1Marion. EXPERT 11'\STALLATIO"I:' ing tlw WIJI'k himo;r- lf Wil h as- abe1h Wrb ~ ler . \lr<.; .!nan r·:l:ty, Fink I 1 •, <.J•.·. t;o nJ'" 1·r0111 his famii J•_ \Irs ,1 M!'s. Myrtle Donahue ;md Mrs. ' Dt•hblt> .\l<~y . .\'11""- Bernl<'r \e · fiREF.'J'INGS K 1 F. k t d 1n ARMSTRONG'S a Y m · spe n a ay . Mf\Jrtows i~ a tradwr 1-n llw s.-m. .\l r~ . Jean 1\Jrk•·r . ,.,,,,. ~1rs. Myrtle Donahue wa s the Parkersburg. I Ponwroy h ~f'hoolh sysu·m. r r,• f'arkt'r \lr ~ .Jqan S:n... trt. \I rs recJ.,t '1111 of a birthday greetmg 1 Suzy Parker, OU. spent. 1ht.: linoleum ... Inlaid Vinyl I, 1•u 1·~ nmt> lS rl!lg ('rtrJ ~' Itli"'l · l't'ari Lillie . .\11' ~ . !\l;tn.· Lws from lhf' Pr-:·si dent L_vn don B weekend here wilh her parents. {'<l bv Vl r . .lame ;-; ArntJid. r•tn· Wolfe, \lrs. Jerr~· Bl;!f'k, Mr~ Johnson. She and 1he Pre~idenl. Mr . and Mrs. HomN Parkt•r. rlorJr ao¥erinl: for ~vf"fy kiml ot floor R,.~t In tho Mlddlo Block Noxt to Elbt"'--dl trador. Penrl Canada~ . Sa br <~ Canadny, 1both observe August 2i as their She abo visited her grandl:l-, patterns. Prufess1ona1 m:aall~t11111 bv u~ . or ,\-1rs Hlm1rhr Bra1 1 '~'- !\·Irs. Ec1- : birtaaate. , ther, Pearl Parker. a pat1ent POMEROY'S OUAUTY SHOJi ITORI do ±t Jonrs('lf. Ca ll W'r' :.! :21:i;l.1 tu 1 tn·e esti na Hus:-o\·11. .\1r~. Tw il a ll vsrll. Er\TERTAJNS I at Meigs ~emorial Hosp i!(;IL ! 01ate. \1 rs. B:•rr 1!111. :'\-'lr '-. \1cwv c_,-._ _..;.._.-._.-. __ _, \Irs. B;_, rbara Van Meter en- r Bt·in:,: AruwuJwt·tl Bearrl. \l,·s Belle llobs1c·tler, tert<Jiut•d 1:1! her home r('tently i WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING ~ 11"<; ! Pnville funeral sl'rvin•;; f11r \ lr ~. Erlilll \Villi:JI!l~ • ~n. w11h ~Stanley Party. Mrs. GiadMOHAWK .\.irs. Sus:ln )-S Hu f rman, LangsvJ.11 t!. wa~ t he ; Lenore Hllbart Kent ol ln rl!an;w- Effie OenJ 'i!Jn, MAGEE \ l r~ He -.;~ ie W1~~· · .d a1re ' ' I nli~. Ind , will hr hPirt 111 the Tht•(lhfl i'L demonstratr,r. Games were • f r191 e Ad mtrl ;\<Irs pli'l~'ed and several prizt'3 e 5peed Queen • Hoover H:ml in'!' ro;•t~ ~-~,- .~ : d homr \1r·s . Dunn ;J \\i ll lilm s-m. S .Jtl~f;.!C1 J un at -1 p m. Thur -;da~- w1 1h the Manl' _,\lldt ·r:-;lln, ,\trs. Audrr·y awarded the wmners. RefreshProvincetown (.;u ... rJnlc •· d \lr\. Hwli;1rd H \lar•tn nrtlri:Jt- f'aiiN~' - n . \Jr . , l<lllP1 Morri ~. ·~ l'<Jtl,t mt•n l.s of sandwiehes, cupf"ake<~, ' e Flexsteel in ~ . HmLll will tw in RPf'r·h Mr ~. \1;11-'tll'll' lh ·!!. \I' , ,. f' p r"Off,·e and il:ed tea were srrv- - - - - - - - - - 1, ·· ~ 1;nwe ('e~-wlr'n· Fri • nrl~ n •:1•: SJrt,•:t .' t ·ll'-'(' a .ero;;on ·11 · ed 'u those at1en d.mg. ae r nll at tlw Flm !•ral Ho:11e at ~~.-~ - W1 •rl t·\' ll:ll·is. Eiln<1 ;m\· t1nw S\~wk. \lr' B~1rbara Vi.in ~1et· Mr RETURNS HOME Eugt·ne Brown of Santa AMERICA'S FAVORITE CHILDREII'S SHOES ,, 1.• ' 1---• nl 11··,1, l)lW't•(kd in PT . _,1r" H ' ''.'d Snov.'d" n, Mr" · · ~-1onic a. CaliF, has returned to ":ltl' h hrr f.11 1,,.r \1 c Ht) Mane Uir{'hl teld, \Irs. Be11H MIDDLEPORT ; his home by jet plane. e spent, ______,_,..,.,....--' t ________,.,.,,..,.,,.,.,....,,.,,.....,...,..,..,.....,,, d~ , 1 b;trl . a coa l me1T h<mt of ;'l·~ ~d- l;dt Cra't· \lr~. nnh\·r1 T>avi .:--, · _ .. . .. ~ __ dl\• f)llrl and JS ~un 1\'l'tl hv ltcr \1r ~ \1:-t·••:, rf'! P<n ~· m ~. ~1r~. • n1n1lwr. l\"1r~. ~1 (' _ Hobar1: Tsabellr Nel son ..ll'SSH' Crueser. a ~on .. l'•lm \111'l1ar '1 1\enl of \'Ir s. Herni(•e Hoff man, \1r<;. Jndi<In<JPJ ~) i o;; _ and a Sl'-' trr. :\Irs. Hutl, L\4~\l· ine . .\Irs. EUwl ('edric Clark, of :Vl1ddli'port. 'l'.1)·lor . .\Irs Binh· .\-'l;u· P . '- l'll . \-11·,- ·,q C: J , ·- . ~1 -~. ~ . .leslie ~ · ~1r~ ~· - · II · Bnm·n '· ;, ·' --1 Cra!t>, Mr ~. I Murky Lake ......... ·--~ -'·-· ·· · ·· ·.·· .... _,_ .... .. ......... ..-~---- Middleport FROZEN CREAM PIES ICE MILK 1 Cocoanut Cream 1 Banana Cream • Lemon l gal. Cream I Chocolate Cream carton . i ALL PtAVOAI CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP No.1 c can . . • l .. ;l ----------------~ ' SALTINE SODA CRACKERS }. c lb. box ' • .. .• ' ' ! •! I • i' �- ..... . . .. , .~ -· 'I Boat Pictures Recall Early Life' Along Pomeroy Bend River Front Carpenter (Ed. Note: Millard Gress, Bellaire, Ohio, native of Mason, .w. Va., enjoys the pictures and arttcles from the archiVes of A. V. Howell of Pomeroy. Mr. Gress has enclosed old prints of the white collar liner Bonanza and the ferry boat, Champion No. 3. He writes of them:) ' I Both boat pictures were taken about !908. The Bonanza was dismantled in 1909 according to Ralph Conelly, a local river columnist. The ferry boat was manned at that time by Dowl DeWolfe •. pilot, Charles Jividen, captain, and Roy Shermas, fireman. She was a sturdy craft, built at Pt. Pleas- j Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 29, 1965-9 INTERLOCKING RING SETS They really fit together TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPfN I Keepsake lnterlockl119 I' Ring Sets are perman• FRIDAY and SATIJitDAY •ntly locked In place O(tobtr 1-2 "BACK DOOR TO HELL" Jimmie Rodgen:i , Annalll'lle Huggins. .Jack Nichols~n. John HacKel1 "MISTER MOSES" jledmicolorl RohPrl 1\fitrhmn, Carroll Bakf'r . Headquarters For MISS AMERICA What Do You Need For Remodeling? ' to prevent twisting or separating ••• en· hance their natural beauty and aHradivt• CHECK OUR LOW PRICES neu. laok for. the name Keep1akeln the LOAFERS ring ond on the tog. WAYTON FLOORING, No. 2 pine _ low u 12%c ft. FRAMING lew 11 $95 M. PLYWOOD low 11 3.25 sheet SHEATHING PANELING It's 1966. Rise up with Dodge. Get with the swinging cars of the year! CEILING TILE INSULATION low 11 JOe ft. Every one backed by a 5·year or SO,OOO·mile warranty.• Every on1 w1th these features that used to cost edra but now come standard: Outside mirror. Padded dash. Variable·speed ele<tric windshield w1pers and washers. Backup lights. Turn signals. Seat belts, two fronl a,11,d two rear. And lots more with Dodge ... t~.e beautiful Rebellion on wheels. Stir up your spirit and march to heodquartm. Why wait, when your year is here? The year to snap tired old ties, to break old buying habits. The year to really express yourself ... w1th tlle '66 swingers from Oodge. Different, miting cars for people w1th different, exciting tastes. Rally 'round Oodge for 'GG. Oart Coronet, Polara, Monaco . . . cars made to help you kick the dull driVIng hab1t. There are lots of Oouges for you to hang yO"r personal rebellion on. Phi~ups Sisters Style Shop Court St. some more. The old cat ley curled upou the rug, So comfortable, and purring by the fire; While Grandma rocked, and smoked away. Blowing rings of smoke In a MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY ca: did away with all of this. But it really was a nice time to have lived. In the hills of West VirgiJJ!a in those days some of our grandmothrs, lncluliing mine, smoked a penny stone pipe with a cane stem. Nowadays, rnest of t~em smoke a pack a day, bl"• 1t is tobacco no matter how MATERIALS CO. ' MASON, W. VA. you use it. I close for the time being, Yours Truly, Millard Gress . . P.S. Below, if you walt It, Js something about ''Grandma" mentioned above I have done : GRANDMA I can see her sitting as In days of old In her old rocking chair by the fireside, Pipe in her mouth, its embers '88 Dadg& Dlltt ALL STEEL COIISTRUCTION. WARDROBES II SAHARA WALIIUT: CABINETS HAVE WHITE EXTERIORS, ••• PASTEL AQUA IIITERIORI Still talking about ~queezed - up compacts, when you'd rather do 10mething about them? Put your money where Dart ~~ Unexpe<tedty b1g inside, long outSide. Sixor VB power. Rise up w1th Oar\ 1Be expansiVe without being expenSive grown cold ; oN Au NEW Her brow furrowed deep in a thoughlul mood, As she thought up a story to be told. 9NEW '65 RAMBLERS '88 Dodge CDI'Dn« • ON SPACIOUS ALL STEEL Here comes Coronet ... sharp, smart, sassy, the greatest thing from Dodge since Year One. loaded wtth luxury the higher ·priced cars haven't caught onto yet. With a choice of five engmes, deSigned to ~mke the walls of Oullsville come tumbling down. Get away from look·alike, first·cousm cars wilh Coronet. I=ANTASTIC DEALS! -------GOOD USED CAR BUYS STORAGE 1964 RAMBLER (6) 4 Dr. Sto. Wagon Custam 330 Standard tran1., one owner, like new, HI it Coronet . ''ses ;11 •66• 1961 FORD V8 Goloxio 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full powor, ll'uhorp 42" KITCHEN ENSEMBLE 111 1111 ler 111 rour ....,, 1• HandJ thtltnl Slldln& 11111 doml Work Shtlll UlllltJ mwtrl Eltllrlc tUIIIII $ "bii' i1110Uf ...ull tal" I would Usten 1o her teD those 1951 FORD 4 Dr. Sed1n. Standard Tr1n1. 6 Cylind•r, Just Overhouled Of the war of the nortb ... stories again, the south; Just sitting 8! a child, with full of glee. Not even .. Ol"fllnl my mouth. Snap, crackle, pop, go the ties that bind. You're up and out of the rut with Po~ra. More "big." More "hot." A lot of standard extras (like a313 cubic inch V8) 11 no e1tra cost. See it now. And ~ yoo're carryi•g a big torch for a car that'll really move you, bring the torch alon&. 1951 FORD VI 4 Dr. Stotion Wagon t '88 Dtx/gll Polll,. Dellllll4more. 'lf·SJzed Pollr& 1957 RAMBLER Custom 4 Dr. Autom1tl• 1957 V. W. Beoutlfvl white finish 1957 PONTIAC 2 Dr. St•r Chl•f Hordtop Nice, Only • $195 Wly 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Hard Top 1955 CH~YSLER 2 Dr. Hordtop. Full pow•r 1955 FORD VI 2 Dr. F1lrlone. Red ond white 1952 BUICK Super 2 Dr. Rlv•rio. Runs Ane 36" WARDROBE 30'' CHINA 36"x22ll1"x66" 30"x15"x66" • Full width hauh•lf • 44" mirror • Sliding glatt doort • o.,-n work th•lf • Holda 30 gonn•nh • Sliding doon glid• •n nrlon rollin • Full width tlrawer e DHp storal' tlh•lya • Electric outlet MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE R3-5592 MASON, W. VA. 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedon, 6 cylinder I w CHRYILEA MOTURI OCifi1ICIM1MJI 11Eil'~ MOl DODGE'S 5-YlAI, l&,oiO·MILE E_NQINE AND DRivt TIAINIARRANTY PROTECTS YOU: Chmlet Corporation CIMIIdenUy warr11nb all of till tolllwlnC l'illl lllrtl af •ts 1966 !'.In for 5 '"''or 50,000 mllaa, whu:llntJ COIIlU lint, dllrlna wblclllim1 1ny such ptrls tllat proVI dtlecti~ il nu.llrilllad wor'km1nsltlp will bt r•ptlcild ar rtMlrM lt_l ~ryaltr Molo11 Corporltion Autllor.lztd Otlltr't pltce ol busln1u without clltrp lor ,uctl Plrltor llllor : tnclllt block, 1111d 111d lnttm•l parts, tnllh m~I!Hold, w•tlr p1111p, Ira.. rnntiOft WI and l.,.ul p1rll (ucepl••l manwat cllrtdr), torque conmttr. driwt 11!1fl, llnimSIIIIeintl, rear Pltlnl1 dlffnRtill, and rear wt11t1 bllrlnp. REQUIRED liAINTENAHCE; Tilt foHowlnamlnttnanctMAICM INI reqYirtd underl~t Wlrranly-dlanJt •nalnt oil every 3 monlhtor 4.000 mn,., whidlmr Cflmtll'nt; raplrn:• • lltlr ~ Mrolld oil cllanlf: dNn Clfburator air filtlf IVII'J 6 monltls an~ ffPIIictlt tVII'J 2 yun; 111d ewery Iii manlh fur•l.tl h'iduet afthlt fiiiUirtd •niCilD 1 Chtlller Moton Clfporttron A~tbofiJ:td Otaler lmi ,quest 111m fl owtlfr rtetlpt olsudltwideftCIIIId •our car's rniltlp. Simp It Mllll&h fill IIICh Important prottQion. MIDD~EPORT, 0. - - - - - W A T C H '1"MI 101 HON CHRYILift THU.Tftl~ W~PNUDAY IUQiiTI ON NIC•TV. ~HECK YQUft LOCAL UITINGL----- .• . i ~I J.._ .. . .' .... ...._...... ,.._ ., .... ':: .~ SHIRTS eSizes 3 to B GIVE DINNER METROPOLITAN MOTORS .o6 I. Mlln St. ,.,_,, 0. urdlly IIOOD at lholr lolasoD, W. Va. Present were Mn. Donald and Mr. IIIII Mrs. llllhlp and Bruoe and IJnda Cutm; Mr. IIIII lllrs. Swift IIIII Brldley IIIII of Jflldllpn, 1111.; ..... ·- .. .. .. •,• .... ' ..•..• ··- ....~ ... .,..."" , a.~~ ................._.. ... .. _.......... .. ~ ... ~ · - - ..· ··~· ·"' ·- ·· --- -·'""'*· ' l'lt._.......:...-... ., . . . __.._,. _ . . ~~-···~- - . ~~·<'o-~MJ..l.•·--·---··--:-·--------- .00 Each elOO% Cotton eAsst. Colors EVERYDAY DISCOUNTS Reg. $1.49 EVERY PURCHASE 1 FULLY GUARANTEED REG. 89c Special Purchase MILL LENGTHS GILLETTE 9'x12' PLASTIC DROP CLOTH FANCY PRINTED FLANNELETIE STAINLESS STEEL BLADES • Cover Furniture 1 Use As A Paint eldeal For Baby and Children Sleepwear Protector c pkg. c c Each YARD REG. 59c .97 25 FOOT METAL MESH Reg. 99c- Just Wonderful HAIR SPRAY GUTtER GUARD -------;-~-------------------------- ANDY GUARD- Reg. $1.00 c BOWL BRUSH & HOLDER Special For Ladies & Big Girls SNEAKERS .94 Size 4 to 10 PAIR LADIES CORDUROY CAPRI PANTS Asst. Colors Sizes I 0 to 20 Reg. $2.99 .44 FULL BED SIZE INDIAN BLANKET eAsst. Colors tel'. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swatzet entertained with a dlnaer Sa~ e Solid Colors .00 $ MENS $5.95 TANKER JACKETS .98 $ Reg. $3.49 .88 MEN'S COTION FLANNEl SHIRTS .88 Each '-:'--.--~-~---------~~IIIII NeiloD RoyDDida and '... .. .. !be boelllld ·bolteq. . 11-------"""''~---------~....;.---. .- - - - - -.....- -......lljiili-"ll!iillJ~ '. ~;; ,.-. I Ill US AT ', .,, R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MILL & SECOND STREETS ALL CARS MUST BE SOLDI Pleasant VaHey Hoopllol ADMI'ITED: Mrs. Juanita Runyone, Ohio·• Mn • Lawrence Pleaunt· Mrs. DaYid ' City: Mrs. Harold Southside; Weldon E. H~mmon,ll Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Oscar H. TUcker, Robertsburg. DISCHARGED: Carls Wootea, Pt. PteiSIDt; Roger ty, Apple Grove. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mn. I'IMo!ll IDU, Gatlfpollo, a ~~~~~u IIIII Mn. Glenn Lawson, Ire, a aon; Mr. and Mra. Lavr- 11 renee Mayu, Pt. Pleasant, 1 1011: Mr. and Mrs. David lenwater, Crown City, a dauith-11 MeCar··l 1955 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Sedon. Full power. A rul nice cor IICIDOlDtVIIIOH. Boys' Fleeced Lined HOODED SWEAT Fearing that I might mlsa small detoll, Though I bad heard tbooe ' aloriee times before. .. I was amtoua to have her tell 1957 FORD V8 Stotlon Wagon 2 Dr. Nice 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Hordtop. Like new In ...ry Choose one or both of these Handy Cabinets today! eRoli·Up Sleeves e Printed Designs 1957 OLDS Super 88 4 Dr. Hlrdlop, Full power ------'"_:•is:_t~o11 Dod . - The room hung heavy wllb bacco smoke, White the old time clock the mantle ticked away; Sure it ,... 1 oettlng of us hill folks Which I remember from a younger day. 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. V8, 1111lo, Irons, Ct .. n c1r 1958 OLDS Super 81 4 Dr. H1nltop. Pull power 95 Into name To see her sitting there rock· ing alone, Was a picture for an orll<!t of fame, 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sedan, R&H, Ov•rdrl••· Compl•t•ly overhoulod, rql economy c1r It'• clean and aolid, one local owntr 1959 CHEVROLET V8 B•l Air 4 Dr. Hordtop. GrHn ond whit•, clHn Ilk• new 42"x15"x66" BLOUSES grate sang a tune, As the gas in the fuel burst The aroma and fragrance pork 'n beaDJ Came drilling in tllrough kitchen door· Scent of 1 now'er which was fit for a king; 'Twu always tilt disll e1 uo poor. 1960 RAMBLER Am!Msudor Sto. Wagon. Full pawer. LADIES' How cheerful the coals ID the IN STOCK FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM. DuiiS'ille falls, spiral. THURS.--FRI.-SAT Sept 30-0ct 1st-2nd low •• 12c ft. low as 414c ft. HOGG & ZUSPAN . 773-5554 them again, For each time there was added She finally got up and knocked One of the teams on the out her pipe, is the transfer wagon soing Poked up tht: fire, and stirred! er to meet the train -. •.,:yi"'g 1 the beans: i baggage and Ollpress end mail: And asked me to bring in a scutTHE CHAMPION NO. I THE BONANZA, CENTER, LEFT the driver was Julius Keeney. tie of coal ... The other team Is the I hurriedly left the scene. Transfer wagon hauling a loa<! ir=="""==~~;_.========------=========iiii=iiii====--=""'""'""';._""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll:l,. of crated chickens. Every Friday a Pomeroy o ducer loaded a train car Cheshire and eggs for the Pitsburgh mnrkel. On ~tur­ o o days the drovers came across the river on the boat with a herd of cattle 1o a otockyard at Mason. Saturday evenings these cattle would be herded into cars then the chicken eggs and tie would be on their way to market. The coming of the automobile Fall Special Price On Roof Paint S11.75 up the levy to watch the 10 o'clock train for Pittsburgh It was winter. The little boy standing at the top of the levy looking down, watching his father, Herman Gress, coming u}l on the fioat to get some supplies for his bakery at Meson, is your• truly, now 67. Thooe were good old days, money, much happiness, ins times along lhe river, low as 4.25 sheet Also All R•lated Materials and FrH Delivery PASTEL AND DARK SHADES - Tbe picture shows a crowd going �I ' Hospital l'ews Hartford Society Notes J!alon<l Rospflal rr';'- 1ti\ler oews -.. . . • - ..... . I Parkersburg's I ~ Band to Play In BaDd-4)-RaJna sus: zaa :. •tt *' *'*'•~ _ Mr. Rnd Mr!ll. .Toe TurnE'r and 10-Dilily Sentinel, Pomeroy-~ti~ldh·port. 0, Sepl. 29 · HlS!l d J Mrs. Betty WUUams were in ~ - - - - - - . . 000 OI)(J 0211- 2 1 1 .,i,•l Flatrock, w. Vo. Monday for a Gatewood, Cnale• 15 ), Lee (01 · MIIIDPSO ia ' 1 . ( 8a A Ad roun n _ Ab 4 '1'···. ' - '\. ' .~ a Ml'dd/OeUDOf rf Band-~ ~ ~ Henne~y ~ • visit with relahves. . and Satr1ano; Morehead, Hr-~· B<~ltmwre 21~ OZO OOxMr. and Mrs. C.rroll Swan- datz 181 anrl Ryan , Nixon 19l. j Perry, Worthington (G), Bn~ "'n have received word that . WP _Coates (l-0). LP _More- well 16) and Sevcik Bunk,r, S. their son, s-A Robert Swonson,• head 110-181 I!Rs- KII'kpatrick Miller (8) aud Brown. WP has been lo the US (2nd) Fregosi (15Ut), Bunker tlii-SJ. LP-Perry Ul·l). ArtturiiS at Norfolk and wlll be ' _ HR- Killebrew 123rd). leaving for ,.a duty. ~ - - --· - llllrry Houdashell was taken· by Rawlings-Coats ambulance to! Holzer hosp1tal Monday for a check·up. Ht Is confined to his home with lllness. rHilllp - G~lllpe>tit - · flilt~p . 11.1. IU, runalng I 'Ia fee I l Iii l<lllerS. Ponwroy. Maoon :10- Entering Holror Hoopllal d11rM rt M Robert Henassi~ned A Pl. PIOUint lUI, Hlntonltng Uto last M bours wore: By Vfrlbda Corle!Ga r. a; d r~ter Terri o1 Ul atatklnary, K1111wbl Falii1Jame1 E Bailet. 1• Stale St.: ATTEND nJNERAL The Parkersburg Hilh School: ~~ an th ·~ent 'the w~ekend 1.11 rtalnl. Charleston 11.92 tal~, John B. Riffle, It Cedar St.: Bond will be Ute fealured guest 1 ~r 101 ''::::" ~th~r Mrs isHenr Ina. London, Marmet and Wm-1Roy A. Carpenter, Rl. 2 VInton: Mr. and Mrs. James M. band at the IUt Annual in!: field dlllll were on Utt aiUs. A. Baker. Lower River · Crump attended he laat rltea10-Rama to be held In Marietta en~esy.f '-a recent illness lut Movemeab: •Rd.: Steven Clary, Patriot Star, for Captain John Colloway heid i on Salorday, Oclober 9 in : Pr~.~mg ~ongm 1 in Zanesville with o.1o River - Franklin Pime Rt . Donald R. Massie, Rl. II a1 the Cl<lw Funeral ho1de wiUt which the Kyger Creek and Sou- l w1' te VJSI ., . . band U rti · 1rE a 1ves down Pike Island I a. m.; Pop- : Northup; Mrs. Frank G. SmiUt, l burial In Concor<l r·~·'""• •• them Local • wl pa CJ· Mr and Mrs. Robert Jay of tar up 14,1:25 p.m.: Barbara Rt. l Vinton: Pallia J. Butlor •. RI. 17. The 1reat display ol pate. •Colu.:Obus visited over thel Major Learne ResuHt \ Gay up 14, I:(S p. m.: Jeffboat Crown City; Eddie D. Sandlen," flowen attested tue " 1 '·"· The Band-o-Rama Is being weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wi~ A!'erl<aa Leap up 11, s a. m.: R. H. Bosworth \ Rt. 1 Polriot ; Rosemary Knit!ht, l teem held for Capt. Calloway ~~p~~nsored by Ute bureau In eo- IJiam Gru.,..r and other rei a- Collfornla DID 100 1m- I 4 2' 11, down 15, US a. m.; Wes- iRl. 1 B1dwell ; Mrs. Douglas L. by all who knew him. Tbe ser- operation with the Marlela Ll-, lives in Middleport. Boston 0011101100-3 i 2 1 em up II, t ·35 p.m.; Jefferson Bugg, Henderson; Paul W. I)'· vice was conducted by Rev . Gil-1ona Club. The Manetta High -· - -up 11. 6 a. m.; John J. Row• ,lor, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. llspie and Rev. Kessinger. The l School Band wlll also appear i 11 up II, 6:30 o.m.; Walter Houg-[ Earl Boneeutter, Henderson; deceased had been o pilot and[ BS host band: Twelve bands: land down 19, 6.25 Iii . m.; St_eel!Kimberly L. Sebo, Pomeroy ; captain on the Ohio lnd Missls--1will compete In the event mI Ranger up Ill. 6':10 a. m.: William K Bhoke, Rl I Middle- , sippi rivers and their lrlbutaries eluding three of the lour ftrst <J, /fl18SS mer dowu 23, 1135 P m. Elg-1port , Mr!.. Freda M. Lauder-1 for severa l years. place winners last year. TENDER-MILD en~liff down 23,2:10 a. m.; Pe)(-: mill Pomerov ; Mrs. Char les DIBLE CLASS MEETS Competition will be in two gy Downey down 23. J·45 a. m · 1snavely. Rad~lirt . Mrs Charles The September mee! i n~ of classes rather than in three. : Franklin B. up Greenup 7·40 P , L fnuier, Columbus; Mn. <.:arlj the Baptist Adult Class aud Classifications for the 1965 com- 1 m: Heier R. down Greenup I Ht>sson. Rl. 1 Suulh Poinl; i teat·hers met at the hornP of pelition will be A and AA for 10·40 p. m: Barbara Brent up George f. Brownmg, Radrhff;: Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dolson I schools under and over 400 en- , Grt~enup 3·50 a. ~-:~. Hurkf'y~ William ·E Stnmg, HI. 1 Wav· ' The Odober met>tlng will be: rollmerit respectively. I State down Greenup ~:0 3 111 : erly: Mrs. LHwn·n 1·e L. Otworlh, 11held at the home or Mr. and Other bands donfirmed for . Ba~·uu Loman~. up <.reenup &- Rt. 2, Ironton ; Mrs. James E. Mrs. Andrew Hume. Atlendmg the event to date are Malta-Mc:45 a. m.; L. Fltore down Mrl· ·Canter Rt 1 O.ak Hil · Thomas the meeting Friday evenin" \ ConnelsviUe, Skyvue, Matamord·ahl 6 I5. p. " 1 ·· ·S·Rm II ~\~av l"lon-· A. 1\hr:ullS, ' · .Jr' . RL 1 Watrrloo. ' were Rev. and Mn. Warren!lt as, Newport, Caldwell, Waterdown Meldahl 6 55 P· .m · ., ll<H•,Id v. Fulton, lrunhlll. 1 Zinn, Mrs. Harry [>yer, Mn. ford, Fort Frye, Warren Bel- ] 10 enswood up Meldahl 8d hf' m 5 Births 1 Mary Aumiller, Mn. Lee Gibbs, pre and Field of Portage coun 81 Syramor_e dowl~ Mel 8 ~~ •\d." II . Mr~ Charl.:os J SnavE"I.\'. Rad - Mi~l\ Edna Hoffman, Mr. and , t.y. [ P m · Susan .ane up c a 1 T sd '1 A K M Cl M nd ' _.. _- ---- - t 25 . . I .. d . M• e cliff, son. lUl p. m. ue ay; "rs. . . c ung, r. a I PLANS S~LE I · · P· ~' no.anaJ ~,..,,! , ... ,, Mrs. Lt>wis G Flit' , HI. 2 l:al·: M1~ . Eflrl Hoffman, Mr. and ""'A Afternoon Circle of Heath d a111 10 JU ll · m. · · .:~. > " • "" down ~l el d ah! 11·4(1 p.m.; Ht·ss l•po:ls. d<~u!i:hler. 12:4 0 P m. .' Mrs. Andrt>w Hume an d Mr . l Melhodlsl Church will hold a I< down [Vlpld<thl 12 :30 I . m.; :Tuesday: Mrs. ~arry E. S1ew- and ~rs. James M. Crump. rummage sale this Friday and! Lillda Chotm up Meldahl 4.05 a. :art Rt. 2, Cheshire. son. 3:56 . ENJOY VACAT_ION Saturday, October 1·2 in the p. m Tuesday; and Mrs. J:>oug- MIS!'; Audrey Blessang recent- f mer AP building in MiddleIll Gallipolis Dam _ Suuthtrn ltts L. Rugg, Henderson, snn. ly enjoyed. a 3300 mile tnp on Anyone having articles to dov.n 4 !5 p. m.: Pn llywog dow n 5:50 p. m .Tliesday. I her vacahon. She ac~mp~o- be picked up may conlact Mrs. D1schar1fll · 1ed her brother and s1ster-ID- Nor·nm~a~n~W~a'!y~la~nd~._ __ _ 5 _50 P m ; Paruo du""n 7 p m : ~ Philip Spurn dov.n JO l5 p.m.: ' _Mrs. Earnes~ T. Brown, Mr!. ~aw, Mr. and ~s. P'a_ye Bless.::: - --· Luther Herdman up 12 ·35 am .: ~nCQln W. Sm1th, .~1rs Juhn E_ l m~ of Steubenville, Oh1o, on the QuePn Dry up 1 1~ a. m : John Sa l1 s, Harry L. Hartm~n . ~n 1tnp through tbe southern and Ladd Dean up 3 30 am.; On- Neal Jeffers, Todd H. S1mpkms, western sect ion of the U S. ward ctnwfl 5 35 a. m.: Elistra Mrs. James L. Smith M r and some of the places visiteJ Woods down 7:10 a. m: Edeana Risden ."l. Miller, Mrs. Rog.er i were Sh~eve_f)Ort, l:a : Joplin.\ Bosw~ 1 rth up 1:45 a m. . M. Morgan, Je!f..~ J. Ward. Lm-: Mo., Sprmgfleld, MI., St. Lou -~ Kanawba Rivt'r- Beavtr up uel D. Wilson, Mrs. Ray A. Har- is, .\1 o. Terra lhmle, Ind ., Cm· London '1 :30 am : Lucy Jaru: netl, Mrs. Denver Mays and in- 1 cinnat i. Covington. Ky .. P(l du-~ Lucas dowo M~:~rmet 9:25p.m : tant !1()11, Mrs. Boyd Higginbof.h. cah. Ky ., Memphis, Tenn., Pine A. J PaUrn dn-...n .\-humet 12 45 a.m and l~fa~L t~in sons .. Mrs. Bluffs, Ark. They saw the huuSt;• a. m ; Duncan Bmce down "ar-, George W Cun(hfF and mfant where Jesse James wa!l k1lled ' nw 4 O.) a. m : I.!Ulf' Edward sun, Mrs Paul E. Nease and iD- ; and in Houston. Tet.., toured the ! down Wmfietd 1.35 p. m.; Alkt' fanl son. 1famous A.slrodome ball park. up Winl1eld 1:10 p. m ; H. E. -·-----~, They traveled through 11 stales, Bowles down Winfi~ld 10.05 p m. fu•ld 3 8. m: 0. F. Shearer up Ohio, Kentucky, TtnnesSt"e. :\.\1!1· ,., • . Solvav up Wmfi,.ld 2 50 a "_1·: ; Wmheld 3 4~ •: m.: Jerry Bos- soun , Ta.as, Oklahoma, lndt- \!t< . W H Shaver, Jr., down Wm- worth up W•nfLeld 7 8. m. ana. lllmois and We!!t Virgwia. ~:)"" ! [way"' I • I SAVE MORE AT KROGER DURING " ~ I . I •' WIENERS Ctk' Z~m-· I ' ha K"'ltt C11 Peaches Applesauce • Persoaal1 '-~,,. :f.i ; ·1·'<-~ : Mn. Willlam Purcell of Al- j,f{fJ··v · hambra, Calli., and Mn. Har- ~' ~. ' j okl SeboId of Wheeling ar'!! VI~ If\'' , iltng their mother . Ml'll. Henry J ·------------------------· NEWEST PAINTS I ------------------------· and family ! Jenkins Mrs. William Hmkle af I, !; ; Greensburg, Oh1o, Mr. and Mrs, 1 [ El'll<5t Love of Akron , Ohio. i ' :'vtrs. Henry Heusing of Coving- ~ ton, Ky .. and Mr . Joseph R. Bin- ~­ kle ot Lin(V'Jn, Ill., wer~ recrnt ~ guests of Mrs. Carrie Judsor:. Mr!. Maude John!<ln i~ con· ftned to her home by Illness th1s wet>k. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ler. ! · I ner spent tht weekend in Mt. 1 Verm1n. C!e,·e!and and Colum· ; bus and saw the b1ll game ' in Cleveland on Saturday aller· :lOOn. ' Mrs. Donal~ A. Sm•th ha! : ~n vJsi tir.' ht>r son, Mr. ard Mrs. Donald E. Smith. Morgan: town. I Mro. Horold Seybold, Mrs. William Pun•el! and Richard I Jenkins were buslneM t'isitors in Columbus Friday. ' Mr. and Mro Okey Roush of Letart spent SUndBy with Miss Audrey Blessing. 1 Mr and Mrs. Howard Turnbull and family of Washington, Pa. were guest1 recently of Mrs . Carrie Turnbull, the mother of Mr. Turnbull. Mr. and Mn. Richard Turn' bull of Mason were Saf.urday evening guests or Mrs. Henry Jenktnt and tam•!v Miss Anna Juhling was a , IU'It Friday of Mrs. S. C. Wil- ' helm in Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. A. R McClung was ln Pl. Pl~asant recent!y. Weekend IUUtll of Mrs. Henry Jenkilll were Mrt. Maude Hoffman of Benwood. W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C:arrine of : Bridgeport, Ohio, and Miss Helen Jenkins of Columbus. Mr. and Mro. Charles Mefl'nlghl and family of Alwater, Outside Acompletely new exterior house paintthat lasts~ longer and dries in minutes. Can be •Hiied in damp or dry weather, Blister and peel resistant. Shows no brush marks. Clean bnltlles witll Map and water. gal. $795 I .a. Bread 6 $ 59 POMEROY CEMENT t,J It; BLOCK CO. = P'*- WY 2-319S-WY 2-3679 Pomeroy, 0. ···- .. . - Cake Mix • • • • • • .4 • 7 7 . . . 7 • 7 7 7 7 13::; $1 _ 6 ...... 10. $1 8 ~- $1 •••"••r•ZzEozzzoZz•• YAL~.UU 9 .'! $1 ••• ---·~··--· COli- . f.: 3 50 50 FREE * bo... Kroger Plain & S.R. our This Week DESSERT PLATE • • • I • • o • 10·01. • 7 • 7 FREEIOO Chili Powc.'.r, Grounal Cinno~mon, Ground Papn~e, Black Pepper 5 ~; VAIU.UU COUPON 7 FREE 50 7 7 7 7 7 7 FREE 50 • • • JiloUI4fll * Exp. 10/2;6$ ~ • ~ALUI 2 pkgs. Fmhore or S.a PM!: Seafood Drinks .................. SeiKt.d Variet.v JeJiy . 5 '~ 7 50 FREE u.ru fOf' - , . . oc..- .... , •._ .. __ Circw .... 6 n.... c..,.try Homi ny •····. 10 No.....303 Fxp. 10/2/85 Var 1ety 7 •••••••• z er Meat Ttftd.rlztr • Exp 10/2/6.'\ M• L'(•t~ d Sandwictl .,. WierMr 7 I L;anoy Bars . • 30 """ hrover HI. ~eiatins ••.. __ 6 ...... Standard Brand llreens .... 9""0: Buttermilk .... 3 ..7.... 7 I HollywHCI Plaia 7 • lb. bag G Extra Top Value SflmPS two 4-ol. eMil Kneer Layer Cakf' (.;offee. -- . ........... .. Buns .. K,....r V. P. Ytltow Corn • 50 FREE any Crerr.E-ule Spotlight Instant krover VALU. . . arutOII _ ............. ·-II# 2 1*91. Fmh or Frest. •• 50 FREE ------11# 2 lbs. Kr.:)frr Fn.1en C'hi.::ken Pari' Exv. 10/ 2111,5 Site~ Brand BaCGn E'xp. 10/2/65 IFolger's Instant Coffee Whole -- - - . FRESH FRYERS --- - - --- Argo Corn Starch ~~. 19c Folger's Coffee ----·------ ~~. 82c , - - -- -' Cut·Up Tr~ "Piece Chicken" Breast Quarters __ lb. 39c Leg Quarters ................ lb. 89c Breasts - ·........-...?.?- lb. 49c Whole Legs ·-..- .•.• lb. 45c Drumsticks ---·-.... ....?lb. 49c Uvers --... -·7 . -·-.. lb. 89c Giblets ................._·--·-·-lb. 29c , illl*tllfiiH"" .... ,... ............. "' ' UUM0o ... a_..o :' ... .. , 00-:' \ .._ _ _ _ _I _ .... I<Mi-'l-P.., ..,_,_,_. - - " 7 1 -- ~---~ 1 7 7 7 7 • 7 7 7 7 7 7 ~;~; • 41 c --- ---~- Lux Beauty Soap 3 ~.:. 37c 7 7. 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 •• :··--- - - - :Lux Beauty Soap 7 2 ~~ 37c ' 'Lifebouy w·l.ll.f/S ..lb.l9c 50 ~ $1.59 . . zrzrrz 7 oorzzr-z 2 :'.:. 31c 1- - - - -- --H. . . .'s .!il Yuban Coffee 89c .----· ------. Dubuque 3 ! 5 ~ 10 ... Canned Hams • • • •2uu •4 85c 7 Praise 7 Bibb Lettuce . ... 39c Final Touch Plants .. _..... 3 ... $1 Spry ln..,_. 11....,.... Crocus Tulip Bulbs 12 ,... 89c Bulbs ... _40 - 1or 79c 7 7 7 7 7 _. 7. t~ 97c 2 ·:.~ 41c 3':,;.. 41c boll> 37 . 2 """ c. ·=· 89c i .............................. l'oiJaeo .......... 1or ...................................... 1~..... 93c ~ 99c Dove Liquid Detergent .. ~ 93c .. ---·- ... .,_ . ---------- .... 7 --~------- Peat Moss , ... "· $3.89 Krispy Crackers hre Orange Juice • • 7 Praise Apple Cider _. ""''"" 89( .......................... Vinyl Flowers _toe ).Jn, pollod _. ............................... Kale·----·--:;. 29e Daffodils _. 6 . Lif tobouy _ Carrots ____ 2 ~ 19c ·-- zzzzoor •• Z.z Smoked Jowl __ lb. 39c 59 ... lb. bag ~-----·· -·~··-·1•• ~·-··-·---· Ofl-0or~~-·-·-~. . · · · " ' " "": , " •-rr"1~~. ·~-----~·-···~-~,,,.... . .... ..... ~-....,_,,._,.,.,_,_,~ ..-~ -~.. -"'. . .......... ..... ""'~,~ ...; ......... ~ - . ......_,.___ .,........,...........~.-··-',__;,.:_ ..... .... __.~·-,---- .,. ..•.~._......_,_.;;...-..--.. -·'- --·--------------- Handy Andy lb. POTATOES Your dollar's worth more when you shop at Ole ·that gives TOPVAIJIJB S'IUPS!, ----------------pint - - -- - ••· 27c U.S. No.1 Size A AU Pur/)08e And where do you. get Top Value Sta~! At the better ~ that's where! f.btWn your extra d:ivideDd, the 00... tbal ~ your shopping dollars lllOf1i more. WisL.T?z Plk Pure Lard-· 4 NEW YORK (UP!)-The New York Ranger• o1 Ute National ,.. 7 5 211..01. INv• Kroger White 8rHd F..xp. 10/2/&5 Boneless 1'enderay NEW NL RECORD L1NCINNATI (UPI)-Natlon- 1 al League President Warren I' Gllet announced Tuesda7 Utat paid atlendlliiCe at National League pmeo thio MUon reaclted an all time ltich of 11,041,146 following Monda7'1 pmeo. Tbe old ream! 11'11 IZ,OI6.1111J Ml last aouon. - 7 7 .... ROLL ROAST Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hall of Nitro and Mr. and Mra. G. A ' MeKnil!ht and son of Hunllnglon were Sunday gueota oi Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoffmaa and daUihlor, MilS Edna. . • JCII' VAlUE IIA- Armour Shortening Ohio, were recent auest.s or Mr. and Mrs. James McKnight. llocki!J League TuHday announced the signing of center 7 ·-- • c~o• ~. .. With Covpon 3G 7 Honw11yle Margarine FREE r Jean . ..... - ... Pluo !0 TV Stomp•) ! '------------------JI Rall!l e. .. ( • E.._, . 2) each only ANNOUNCE SIGNING NTht Dap~rtn mi-. el ........... 11- 1t15" • 7 Peas hffl•ld Whllo DlnnPrware ..• lovaly swirl ,... 11m Its eny decor. With every 15.10 ..- . I lbedc1111Rd tveraw..ld.laltlllldreds If pemu'zed colors. Sllpseasilr ........ br brllllt orreller. lt lfqJ!l rill- cleafl ill water; . gal. Biscuits • _ $ - I Here'tliMW e.,.,.eiiCe in Lltex wall beauty ' -WCO.WXURY. The most beautiful wall C:IUI lH' Krottr White 1 IJJfl WALl IIICOIATIOI No 301 Kroger B~rmllk cans • • I nco-uxurntJ FRUIT PIES Drinks .. • • • • • • 13 Milk ............ 8 :~ I nside •• 8 Pork &Beans •••• __ . 12-ot. How do I get a Tole lamp without a tall income? Top Value Stamps, that's bow! ·---------------------, I • • • • __ ....... Avond.le Y.C . J_...,._..,..,..___.,.,..,,.,,......,...,..,.,..,.,.,,.,.,.,...!.I___ : Morton tH.S ;t. I Salad Dressing ,__ •. _•. 3 _.. $1 Fab -----,.... -----------------·=' 69e CGpyrlght J.l '·I . ., 7 I ." I ~ - - - - -· ----- 1-'2 gallon 59c ·----.. - .. -to-..,. Modess 3:!98e J!l•Is.. . . • .•• .l �.. ·· · - --~ - -- - - . . .. . ~. - • •' .. ... ...._.-. ·•· .. • • / ;~lassificd Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board i.Dali:r_~~~!l!..~omeroy-Mid~~':_l· E~S.~pt. 29• 1.965 · -----I WANt • .,. """"~=·~houlll. . "'' I • tl ·- "~; ·-eM """' - -~· ..-••• c 0meroy '. AUTO CONDITIONING _. ma•f•raltiiiiJ c MotOr C0. $340 MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, S12 FOR SALE - • room hOOit, ·r·, ~-~,..:...~==---=----! E. Main, Pomeroy, Oh!o. Ph. new baIll , •·oorge pore h, ba,. - -- - - - , . , . - - -- - - I TRAILEB LOTS - 1'rtl • • WY Z-2975. Write or stop in ment, new paint, I acre ln Memorv age aod water. Brown'• l'rall for our free catalog and mon- ground. on brick road o II - -- = - c cMc--=R-""II' I er Park !Slate Approvod) ey saving home ownership Rt. 7, 13,500.00. Phone WY 2-r IN MEMORY of ax usse . ' Minersvtlle, Oblo, t'hODe W\ program. 9 22 SOle 6127. 9 11 JQtc ' who died ont year ago toda.\1 •~113•1. 1 1.1 tte , __ .. .. - ·· ..- · -· _ _ • Sept 29 - - -- · TWO 511,000 !l'nl floor fur' Our ;on.' Max. was la~en 4 ROOM HOUSE. bath. and I na~s. all controls. new, $110. lnaurance base ent furnace heat Calli ' away. IVY ~-JJig. tfc : Call WY _2-34U. 9_2~6tcl lAETNACASUALTY lnsur•ne• 9- - --- BLUE LUSTRE not only rids I Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. We all know thllt God above _ _ 1 Will keep him safely m hiS :TWO BEDROOM house Mldtradlller carpets of soil Jiut leaves pile 1 Pomeroy, Phone IVY 2-3381. love. 1 lor rent. Situated m e· soft and lolly. Rent electr'•c 9 1 tfc Sadly miS!ed by parents, Mr. I port. Call WY Z-3346 or t;vv shampooer $1. Pickens Hsrd- PHl'TO Cop)'lllg Strvtce eo~ and Mrs. Kenneth Rus,.ll., _!2llli. 9 ZB_ _:_ ware Co., Mason, W. Va. lu made ol legal papers. srsters, Aleta and Kenda, bro- 'IHOUSE FOR RENT, 4 rooms: 9 Z7 6t< blrtll -rdl and almo•t art• an d b th 16"' .~ Lt'ncoln Hgts~ GREEN oilier ·dOI!IIIIItnll. ' ther ' Karl. 9 Z9 ltc - BEANS a --d Turnips ' IN MEMORY of -;;ur beloved Phone WY 2-357S after 6o30 B '. t . ~~ b h I. ll""ter IDsuran<e Poateroy wife and mother, Erma Cook ,! _ P· m. I 2t tfci Fr:~f co~~;':~~low a R;e~: ' 1 t de who passed away two yea" lot FLOOR furnished, 4 rooms\ wood Ferry. John Cleek Proago tnday, Sept. 29, 1963. and bath, modern apartment. pert • Phone VI 3_2693. Instructions In our hearts your memory Middleport, WY 2-S874. Y 'II 12tc __ 9 1 lingero, 9 14 tfc POTATOES bea b Ill U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Always tender fond and true . '. , ~· r g ~ .... - womn 18 lind over. Secure ' ' Molh-' 6 ROOM BRICK U homlt! lor 'Obit. Bllb ltartinll pay Short There's not a day, dear WY on 2--5 But· eontamers ~l OO b Cland p1Ck beans Profftt bOuu. Muneeml!nt. Preparat.orr 2 er ternut Ave. ca 1 7. . u. arence I ' tniJiint a~ IOIII ,J$ required. 9 10 tfc !'orUand ' VI S.2ZM· Thousandl at Jo~l opf'n . l!:xperlence e 'do not tht' nk of you. lll!ually uaneo:""e•nry. Gramwar 9 17 trc .chool IUfflcient for many johll. W Sadly missed by husband IHHEE Bnd tollf ro• l'tl rurr•~h& ==:;:;--~--.--c;,--= FREE Information on jobl. Balarle!J, Clay, and cttildren, Mr. and Ill IPd liDfumlJbld •part. SEWING machines. repair ser- =:!rea~~n~d~~~~.':' ~~~v s~~-:~~~ Mrs. Leonard Hess, Jr., Mr IIIODto. WY U434 U ! d< v1ce, aU makes. IVY 2-22tlf. .., too. cu ot "'' 0 ••~ and Mrs. George Waller and TWO BEDROOM house on Lin- The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. granddaughter. GeorR•nn Wal- coin Hgls .• birch kitchen, au· Aulbrotzed Sltlger Sales and ler. 9 29 ltc tomatic ga• heal WY 2-512'1 . Service. I 29 Ue 1 I 8 20 Uc VENETIAN BLINDS and reCard Of Thenks pairs. porch and window -WE -WISH- to thank - ---"""R SALE shades all klnds, free ostiall of our <v For Rent U · .-~-.... 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Metal novel 32 . Poet 37. Licks up 39. Bleoping 33. While ant pt... 40. Pa.y dirt Go ehelld .'."-Make your secret dre~ms come true!.' 28. Church. prt.rt l 29. Warns ot ILJl 11.\W.ck I 110, Jllbb II ,. ,, ' 32. Fl. .t i Sri. Thou1nnt.' I• 38. For..,l I~ ox~n I :~: ~:~:ters I t2. Low&~l ~~~ ., And , 1 mean on 'II»~. lot,._ r., deck ot .Apl'lrod ltc t-l . A.doi..,IJ("{ ye11.ra ~-1! T.l.l ••, . I" &lhlp · 13. Mothar of DOWN l . Crus h u I. '••· Oil "i~f ~~~~::~~~~:~!~'hose hubcaps ou; 2. Auk gl' n U~ 3. Sociully ambitiOu>a people 14' ,... .¥a:'-L..J....L..JI,.J D • - ... f'ltYPTOQUorE - He~'• ltow to work Ill .t.XYDLIIAAXa lt'LONOFELLOW t Ont' 16tler simply lt&lu11 tor another. I11 this .wunple A I• u-.c1 or • ·t t.l·rce L'1, X tor U. two O's, etc. Singh' letters ape+ t · lcl\j'tll lAd fonna.Uon or the words are ui hl"lt.l cod• lttttl"' are d1l!erent, · .\CirJoptopmOAYYI~EKT NYAM JAY DYTYAJ QQX at ..•, 3EP TYGYA CEK TN .'C JQQ.-MCYATY R ~' !"!!olertlay'y Cryptoquotet lF.LICtoN SHOULD m~ Tfll'' J.~~l OF li'IINDAY THRU FRlDAY6 oo Stan lln - •~•wt b 05 sacred Hear' 6 1JJ Melgo !Aiunti RFD 6 l5 Paul Bowert, r·arm \UGHl GUll\l VITAMIN SALE McKESSON Vitamin Products to about 1 l REG. 6 fl'i WcMU1er 1 IK 'll.tltonal ~ewe i 115 Rtll Miller SOOY 7 :'.tl Sports ParHile Vicks Vaporub 1 ~t Picken:- Han::;war~ l't'IM a B!ll Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furmturt Shov. 9 oo New• v o; eon.. with J•••• it oo Portraits ot a Patriot ICE CREAM ~ 0.1. Ctn.- Rig, 98a I SHOPPING PLEASURE 1. Clean Ladles &: Child rens Rest &om REG. 60c 2· Free-cold D'"'""'3 .. V Tube •.....,.& Fountain PRELL . •. . 4. Free Parking Bear ot Store D. Moaty Orden 41c Do You Want. Xmas Cards With Family Photograph on 'nlem. Inquire How To Get A Fr" Photograph For Your Xmas Cards (Pro· fesi4mal Quality) 73 MILL ST. REG. 'Il!ster-Fne Compllle Llat of Uifl J'reparatiQu 5c CANDY BUS or CH£WING GUM 10 for 29c YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS l'llil PAIKINIIf REAl 122 N. S!COND MIDDL~PORT, 0. SA'IUIIDoiY5 - LIF.i:!:, NOT A CASUAL INCIDilN'l' IN lT.:_DIS·: II Jim M... Sbo" 6:0a Counlry Must c 11me 8·00 Ohio Valley News 6.20 toupln,o .!amrxlf'ee • ·Ol Prolestnn r Hnur 7 Jll Sports 1-'arcuft: 1:J5 Larry Ander son Slh}W w 4~ It's Music - <\rmy 11 :00 Dutton's and Herns Dairy l'up fen Show 12:00 NeiA'S 1:! : 15 fuswAI lntertuct.. 12: oo News . . BlaettDar Auto Show L2:15 The Cbrlst~ans Hour Electric Comp11111 Newa 12:30 Tbu Rev . Merl<r Teuta Jim r.teea Sho1'1 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups New• 2:110 1be Rev. Andrew Parsons 2:30 Sunday <howcas, 5:05 Jllp "'"' Sbo" 5:30 ltlzer'1 Weatber Report UO Sundown Serenade S:IO Sportt Pvlde 6:45 Slgo Off 1 15 4.30 4:41o 5 00 THEBOIN LOIIR Monday Througb FrldaJ 7:15 Sign lln, Musical Clock 7:2S News in Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7o45 Echoes of Joy 7:30 Sian On _ Arm 1 Hour !Tuesday; Family Worship ('i'hurs.) 7:55 Newo '" 45 A.o.C. Prat!ram (Friday ) 8:00 Baptist Layman·. Hour 8:30 Sunday Show u .oo News " .05 Tiler'• Country JllllctioQ i:SO The Bible Spoat.o lll You 9:45 Legrslalive Report 11 .10 fb1y'1 Country Hymn• 10 (X; The Good l.ire tl .oo Ce!lt1111 Block New• Hi:Jv Longressman Moeller " 30 Goealer'a Guest Star 1o·ao Th Cou t H . IFriiliJ) · e n ry ymnbmers tl!O Lorry Alldmoo Show 1L30 The Qutet Hour nc WJEH RADIO 6:00 Sign On - News U :JO H•ppy V11ll'y Joyo o 45 51 FOR YOUR I ' 45 Slgo Off 1 SPECI~t Home 6:00 Sundown Serenade 12 30 Rev Merlin l'eets UIO News l :(J; Jtm Mces Show S:50 Sports PArOde •II II: Swap Shop 6o011 Sundown ro,ao Bill Miller Bru•ch Show 6:45 Si&n OJj Ser011•d• w 15 MaiDa Aar. P.ogram .Sl'NUA YS - BORDEN'S REG. $2.00 PHOTO GREETING CARDS 'llturs.) 7 50 Newo LYSOL .00 :il f•kWI 7 :~; Bill Miller qho• 59c FA ~ c 55c price "''99 Ort••. 10011 potal." l Reg. $1,00 SPECIAL 10 21. Inv&ltd'.ll ro" WMPO Radio Route 7 with good road to main _Private readings given daily ! CASE"- one row corn- picker. 6- ....,It m her. home 1 dayo a week good condition. Henry E. Wip~,.. mcludmg Sundays ~ a. m _oo pel. Wtppel Road, Pomeroy, '-"' 11 P. m. All readings saUs- Ohio. ~ 28 3tp POMEROY - 9 room 2 atory far.tory or no charge! Locat· - - f h ·h ' ed th' ·d f G u· 11 MUZZLE loader rifle. Cali WY rame ouse w•t separate en" "the. 0 'd a 'P °s't at 2-MZI. · 9 24 etc trance, two balba and kitchKanauga IS 81 e o1 I ver ens hardwood floors beauti· Bridge. Look for band stgo.l lui 'large oreranda la~ge lot AU are welcome. I wllb garage, $12,0oo.l10. _ _ _ __ _ _9 I 30tp POMEROY - 2 story !'.arne, lar&e meeting 1110m, kitdtan, Coce-Cola - Sprite FREE 1,11110 S&H Green Stamps dining room, and bath on llrst How? For viewing the new floor, 5 room• and balb up, And AU The Flavort Compact Vacuum Cleaner in full basement, foroed hot air your holJie Phone Parkersheating, not Ia'. from Court bigl2 cans C houte, priced to ..It burg, I85-4B«! Collect. RACINE - 2 miles from IIIW t 8 Sotp Buy It ly The C11el Whl1e you are In, flU up with dam, 6 room frame, bath, full ' ,&U'n )M\J811J! IMIItanct beOII that good Landmark gasoline basement, forced hot atr heateanceiled? 1..Git ruur opera· ing, hardwood floors, plenty IDr't llceut? Coli W\' , . _ per Service Sla. of closet opace, larga lot lmt• WY 1·"32 with shop building and two SMITH'S Clnthlnc •tore Is now E;!:::O~'· cor garage, located on Rt. 124 open at Letart Falls. Ohlo, 10 l'::'=::=::::o"='7"'7"':"':'~,11 tt2,000.110. a. m. unti11 p. m. 8 20 tic SLUGGISH septio tank! Clog- ALBERT M. COX, SAI.FBMAN WY l-il830 WY 2-3t31 Help Wented ged drains? Get Kle;m-Em~ 28 3tc All septic Tank Cloa110r. FEMALE, reliau·,e n:iddle·a&cd Landmark Farm Bureau. FOR SALE: 8 room modern lady for twusework , care or Pomeroy. 9 3 JOtp housq in Middleport, desiratwo childreiL Room, board, II'IVE RADIENT noo :Vented ble location near schooll. Ex•• $15.00 a 111eek, in Belpre. Call florr gas heater was IE Ill ccllent condition. Call WY 1 aftr; 4 P· m. , 4.!3-84° or sell for $8.110. Fra~k lomos, Rt: 2-549~. ~ 23 6tp wro ,o 't .'lla Beatty, 2712 Un- 33, WY 1-7386. 9 Zll 310 POR SALE, m rooms, two erw ' .1 Belp«, ()hlo. TAKE SOJLaway the -· Blue halls, and a bath, a fuD slze -------~9_:::29:...::ltc:.::_ Lustre way from carpets and b•l"llent and big porches at Insure.upholotery. Rent electric the front and back, gas IU111===-·--· sham~ $! Bak F . ace, wall to wall Cllrpel down GRANGE IN8VRANCE. Mallen •-· · · . er urm· stairs, good locaiiCIII, house Insurance Agency. Inc. Pom- ture Company, Middleport. In excellent coodlllon, :an erov Pl.- WY z.m{ VPRIGirr PIANO. PhoneSJi z.. Mulberry Ave., wv 2-5264. t 1 tfe lm. t 21 31c 1 16 lZtp point So. Am . 27. 011 ot RMI i:ltlfl For Sale blghway. Four bedrooms, living, . dinin&, family, ltitdlen, break· 1 fast, play, matd's, utility and 11hop. Three bath1, ceramic tile and walJ to wall carpet on fl.oor11• About two-thi.rdt of hou sl! is paneled in mai1oJ1ny and walnut. Air conditioud, Laree patio and double carport. On lot 200' .x 890'. May blinn by appointment only. PRICE IIDUCED Wrlf.!: c:o The D1Uy Sentinel ... 661-H P0111eroy, 0, clump 1!f, Amuse .0 l!M. Qta 1'41Wrel Sr,a41cate, lac.) optn Jwuse held for our 50th Portland, Racine Road . Tel. wedding anniversary. Your VI 3-1'i42. 9 29 Jtc FOR SALE: 4 room houoe with bath, full·sized basement. Fuel kindness will never be forgot. PALOMINO colt, :1 fel\rM old. oil heat. Lot 1110 x 100. Don ten. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee, Gentle, makes nice riding Goodnite, Hartford, W. Va., 9 29 ltp horse. Guernsey cow, 4 years Racine, Ohio. 1182-2369. 9 21 6tp old, gentle, and good milker. ! or 20. Tubet·: J)OIIlirm val rotr to hone 26. Fencin~· DUTTON$ & ROLLERS ~.";dsfr~~~h;ell~~;~: :i~l:. CHIHUAHUA puppies. 12 weeks ::~~e.?~:a:~;~l, : 1~ ~~ 29. Ttnn11 19. Command CEPMY Shop 9. Africa- . river 10. Lltlks neck I 2't Fe1tl• 16. Bushy 1 votch COVel 16. Na.met AUNT LOWEEZV Ni~on 8. """" 14. Infirm 15, llorder 22. Back of 1·.. •·•·•, BlaeffnarS 1 1 25. Bitter i 17. Oo awa.y! 20. Unrolled BlaeHna r' I Notice Nice family cow. W'! 2-3079. LAND FOR SALE 1uitable for EARL'S BARBER SHOP will : 9 29 Jlc building. '-lOths of a mile be open Tuesdly noon or TAKE MOVIES of ni~ht fontc,all from !he Pomeroy liml!s. Ph. Wednesday _mormng. Earl gameli wi~~·oul extra !ll!ht!!. WY 2-6018. II IJ 6tp Custer, ~em~·-- - ~7 3t~ 3 lf.Jl special Hi·speed film, 33 u"Cre-farm . Housa. Z barns, LOSE WEIGHT safely wllh, procw·, z Included, only $3.95 other outbuildings, on Rl. 143, Dex-A-Diet Tablets. 0 n I y per roll. Grover's S!~dio, ., miles from Pomeroy. Good 98c at Stark's Pharmacy. Pomeroy, Ohio. 9 29 31c location. WY 2-3079. ~~----9_25 60tp . ONE OLIVER Superior grain\ .. 9 29 6tc REVIVAL started a MI. Her- drill, power lift. Young !etHOUSE FOR SALii . man U. B. Church, Sunday ters and beaa:les for sale. Ph. Modttrn Ranch Style. Beautltul Sept. 26, through Oct. 1. Ser- 985-2421, Cheoler. location on top of omaU bill vices start at 7:30. Rev. 9 28 6tp facing State lUghway Garage on li. Organ fJ. Spot 7. Sati.o~ · 13. Muck 1·-- -- old, for sale. Floyd Darly, 6. Mft(E!r 23. ShLver· ing 24 . Mrs. slang watewa y I ,!..~·-~~======..;.;;;;;:======_::..:,.:;;;~~:.,;:~~===;.,;;~;:_;.;;:~~=-;;;;;;:;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;;;..;.~~;;;;;;i.5i;i;i;i;i;;;;;;;jjji~i-, cards and calls received at the 4 . Escape: U. Ja.p111ese I 1---------- ACIIOI!8 1. Twin crystal 11. BoothE! In ......... ~"-1 ICOJ'iDg, Larry lWI1'14PMl 81deDitrlcker, s junlor, took tho gold medal " top man In the State. Keith Cook won the Silver medalKoepp for ..cond and Tommy also place, of PPHS placed ..venth. In poultry J!ST SAVED Mf LIFE, DAILY CROSSWORD lfllltlll a- JIAI&'I• ........ won fiflb place In tbe state. The REATING, PLUMBING, Rural aame team took algtb place in dr. staUon wagon, low mile- lloxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bro$ farm mechonlco. Some SilO bOys aae. Citizens National Bank, th ers, 618 E · Main Street ' "' took pari in these contests spon9 22 tic Middleport. Ohio. 9 29 Glc Pomeroy. Pomeroy. u. sored by West VIrginia Unir-o.~lliccoy-;- Auiilooeer, Cb.O.It .,====s===="'l versity College of AgriculbJre. 61 Ch 1 t $1 095 ter, Ohio. 9 18 tic -:-c-=:--:--=-,--:===- l evro e ' 1 h ton Pickup. F1eetsidc, 6 CUSTOM BUTCHERING . and LATE CLASSIFIED Au•ltn , S-Ice• · cyl. 46,000 actual mile.. Fin• ~· • • J•h and uphol>lcry like new. cutttn&· IV til buy hides every "'"T AND FOUND A 00 W do •day Mondo , Phtl Meier ""- """ e e. 62 Ford - - $1,595 WY 2-~510 g ~~U; 15 inch TIRE. AND WHEEL lost PT.re PLEASANT _ Funeral Gala>ie 500 VB Conmtihle. between Mtddleport and Rut- service for Alfred A. Austin, 65, 8unliner. Low mileage. Spo" KARL GRUESER, Plu~lnl (and. Phone Lawrence E. Gallipolis Ferry retired ri.erand He: ting, Minersvllle, '""" · le&a iiUiide and out. Power mu smt'th · SH ""'27 9 29 3tc msn, were to he' held Wedne,. :!::[;:!,~~·: hrakeo. Ohio. End your oewer troubday at 2 p.m. with Mr. Larr7 les We hove all stzes. Sewer FOR SALE . Phillip• o!ficialing. Interment machmes Reasonable ra•·•· 25FT. ALUMINUM House Tra•l· was in the Aus\in ""metery at • Call WY 2-2974, dav or nl&ht. AIso camp tra ll er, Redmond Ridge. ~ or, .,50. " Pomeroy. Ohoo 9. 15 lfc fiOO. Ervin Miller, on Rt. 143 Mr. Austin died Monday at near Carpenter. 9 29 31c the Herdman Rest home after USED TRUCKS - One 1957~tJcrltlNEEII 1 lengthy illness. He is surviv· A-132, one ton InternatiOnal, Comptele s... tce VETERANS TO MEET ed by one son, Alfred A. Austin, One 1962 C·132 one ton Inter· Crill HradturcJ Jr., Dunbar, four sisters and national, One 1962 'h ton Wrtto. Prone or Contact PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- one brother. Dodge Swept line expresl One A. t,. 'I.RAUFUltD on County Chapter No. 21 or the l95fi Volkswagen tru(!k, t 1917 Racloe, Obio Disabled American Veteralll A1- SIGN BOMN 'h ton International Me'p 6 1 ua social ion will meet Sunday, Oc~ BOSTON (UPJ)-Tbe Boston Equipment Co., ·Pomeroy, ":",_--=====,.,..:~ ·to•lbelr B-·•. 6t u:t CONDITIONING Rerrlger· lii!T 3 El t I: 3 p.m. at L"WIII 0 ! th e Nat'toni I Hoc k.J• ~ OhiO. 9 25 c aUon service. Ja<'k'l RefriE· ball. L. w. Edward Ia adjutant ~pe Tuesdlf announced the 1860 DODGE. Call wv Z.7o89. eratlon, New Haven, Phooe aJld wJU preside at the buslnBH lip1nl of team captain Leo 9 24 Glc TV !.303'1 f 1 ~c &esslon. Boivin to a 1985-81 eantract. FOR SALE : 1962 Studebaker 4 --------=-~-!I,==-~~,:.=,;~=--:-:. PT. .,,. ••• .,.. -l'lnt pt..,. I •·•-'•• eFita a °' MARK IV r. 1962 Fo d G I . $1469 miscellaneous Call or write: r a axte onv. pe. Mrs. Howml Cecil. BOO W. I Crttm finish, while to;r, VB erq:ine. automatle trona., power Main St.. Pomeroy. . 1c I steering, new whitewa tires. Radio an d heater. I 21 t I PINE TIMBER anrwiitpiyi as much as $4 per cord fori OPEN IVIS. , P.M. 9 00 good pine and also good Ilardi wood saw timber. Wrlle or llll. .ltCft', GtiiO see M. W. Runyon, Minersville, Ohio, Eagle Ridge Rd. I 11 30te For S.le Real Est1te For Sal1 p I PPHS Team Jn J J..ina is Du:e.LDf! , S Tops m tate llusineP $er¥1CN WAREHOUSI!i BALE .. AIR PIANOS _ ORGANS . MetropOit&ID Matorl " 1 . Rentalllrom lb 1110. Mttln Slreel. PoaterOJ •• CARL'S IU!YBOARD CENTER PltoM W'Y Wl'lt Sales & Service lJ07 Market St.~ Parkenburg. 4 U Ua . Ph ··"931 one WtJ"\1 • AlmOit BvAfi'U Car 9 to l8tc ro=R-=s""Alc=~Ec-cOc= R--cT=RA~D=Ec-o'r take •• , 65 over Cor- •Tryou ansTrferadble,!_beD Auto Sales onct payments, 440, hardtop, Dodge automatic a e ....,. transmlesiotl with 318 engine. 1955 o:~DSMOBILE, 2 dr. o'"·-- Muot sell or trade at once. eGuaranteed 24 molltlui hauleJ. Cash. tl50. Twc 1m Also 4 new tires for oate. 760 or 24,000 miles Cadilil ' · , >landaro shiJ.. xll. call wv 2.7831 anytime eMost Popular Unit botn Will make 1 car. flo.ilO after uo. 9 29 12tc In tbe us · ·A or mtk' offer. Phone WI I· 2178. 9 29 ~tc 8us·1n-s v• Serv'1-·a •00 tnotalled w .., da.~medIW 9 19 3tp ·steering and brakes. power Seat, •"rey fini1h, new lit line n•hM ••trm"' _,!• .......'-:!'"I'M,..':::... ANTIQUE Furniture,-- dishes, whitewall tires. Radio and heater. • ·- - onat- -.. =:e-t........... •• ww -- Pomerov Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Wented 1!__Buy ._ 01' GOOD, <lean Glnsona ond Yel- . yellowroot f2.110 lb., junk ltlllJl I , • OoJ yellowrott f2.00 lb., junk batterles 1.10 ea .. clean copper 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1599 ~~Jift!:;"" c lb. Bring to Jack's Gun Lo<al owner. llO liP Ol!iine, 4 speed trano. Jilt black !lnloh. .. uJJ1,., 1ntJt • ._ • 27 Exchange, Henderson, w. va. 1 Bed bucket seat, radio and heater. Ti.rellthow UtUe wtrMr. .., ._ '" ,..,_ on Saturday or mail to D. H. 1963 Ford Galexie 500- 4 Dr. S.d. $1795 Roe. Box M6, Pt. Pleasant. 1 local owner. VB engine with CrulleOiflatio tran• .• power AD INFOIMAtlON .-...... .. Musicel Instrument& AUTO SALES ~=· 1- ELECTRIC Console Ham· fto Rambler mond oraan, style C-2, with World l!ludtml ot l!ltttJIIC!I bench and lptaker, $11100.00. BteolltD•• Mrs. Bentz Wolle, Phone WY Bit ear 1110111, ride ud .,.. Z-3423 9 28 3tc lontlltllle. IIIUID .., -0111) 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Wea ther Piclure 8: JG Mustcal Clock 3:55 Community News ~ : 00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Muson CoWlly New.s Serviee 10 :05 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchstring 11 :00 News ILOS Mornlng Melodl"' (e>cept Friday, Church Befls Ring) 11:11 World News 11 =~ Mnson County Newa 12 :110 Community News !U5 Nooq News t2:10 Mar-et. 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bufletin Board 12:11 News 0 Grams 12:30 County Agent ~~:54~ CNountryB Go Round . J ews oat 2·00 Counlr G0 R d 2:·55 News YB eat oun 3:110 Mid Waf Matioee 3:55 News Beat 4:1111 Discing With D 4:30 Interchange oss 5:l10 Community News 5:05 Mason County News 5:10 World & National New1 5:1$ SpoUIIbt on Sporla lO :OO Public &:26 Weather S: 80 811D1el Boulevard 7:10 Newa · U6 Sign Of! 7: 15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Brief 1 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echo., of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8o05 8:10 1:15 1:16 10:80 Wor ld News Sports Tndsy Weather Picture Pt. Pleaoant Football Son1s for Children 10:~ The Golden Key 11:00 News II :0$ Saturday Show 12:110 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 BulltUo Board 12:2& No"" 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natlnetl I :30 Nowa Headlllle1 1:31 Saturday Matinee H5 New• 2:00 Satorda7 Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Satunlay MaUoeo 2:65 News 3:00 S~turday Matineo 3:30 Newa Heldllneo 3:31 Saturday Matinee S:S5 Newo 4:00 Dlaclli1I wllb Doss 4o30 Tup Ten Revue S:OO News Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5:30 Community Choirs 6:110 Dinner Musicale 7:110 Dance Party 7;40 News --., 7: 45 011 lhl Air LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GIA Y ~ c; AOOIR' BUT VM1 "'MI<E ~V RISI( AT ALL '2 TRV llli1 IO€A FOR SIZE f "'fH' BANI( HER£:';:; LOAoc:Dr HUNDRED ~.'8 EASY ! WE GJT 'TH' BOVS AHO TI-l' KNOlol.f,H().<J , WI-N NOI HJ"r IT f u;: T 'EM PRE"SS "THE ALARM--rrnAT STUPID COP WILL CO!'JIE ~ T.Q ~ ! �;. ,.,. " ' SOCIAL CAlENDAR •• ~---'-- Sentinel, Poll\e_roy-M!ddleport. O, Sept. 29· 196 ~ TWO Reviews About People In Wiener Roast~ Held b~- Cub Pack . Are Given for First Meeting Cub Scout Park 2!4 ol Mid· l dleport, with thelf leader, Mrs . SEPT. • '111e Wildwood Gorden Club ,, Dale Walhurn and guest'! held, will hold the first meeting of . Wed d ev-'•• PomerOY ~~ a w1ener ro.:1sf Monday evening . 1ts calendar year Wednesday~ Will meet 1 nMes BYP ui Fbj; at the home o n, a Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs I lit the Allen Leonar d horne on .' 0 ctobe r 6 at the home of er with Mrs. Milton Roush and Ben Spencer returned home Harnsnm'l!le H~Jad : Bruce Lloyd Mrs Mason Fisher as co-host· •· d . , The Mtddlepo:t Literary Club gut·~·~ ut: l•nd : Monday, aftl•r a VlSII ut LI".b1lll , ·'1 ernuel~ <~n ~~r~ !.eon· w1th ~rs. Mourt''s un(\es. Chf· mg Wi:'I«" \1r .md ' 1 ll ford arid Reube-n Dav1s and urrl Hlld \ 111 101 pn ' 1'' rlt' lle. ,m,. . , ~ s 'f't'· d i 1\\le :-.h •, D:-~. l e We~ · Leetoma w1th .v11 S pt> n1 • 1 ) an 1 · 1 11 oaughter and sun -m luw, t\1! Uun1, d, ,hh rn St t>V"~I tnd · 1 Mrs W:ll::ltll J01ck-:tm anc~ f::~ mily S: md ;n, \tr ~ :0.111 mr arrornpnmed by lw r tmtlt>s, wtnt to Htwk ~ tm~n. Pd tu ·11 tend the funeral of their aunt, Mrt r:.1l ph Tale, !.be former P D · ansy avis. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch and daughter, Mrs. Everett i\'llch · _,.el feturned home Sunday al'· ter. a week 's visit. at Lebanon. wlth ~ J r . and Mrs. l'loyd Mes· chcr and family. .:.0Pibf'rt Bnll'h i<:; rnnfim•d to hil. home. 1\twk Spnii :.:~ JJ 11 : 1d lly'¥ illnt·s~. ,P:r . and Mrs. Eldun Wt•t"ks al'li! fli 1v 1;, ,1 \ tf'H' ·"loh;11·t ,, •• were Mi>!lUil,\ Pi:J!k ir <11!11 \'l :' iltil' Ill (; .J!Ii !'.1r s. nl)nald F. i~l.1 ~1· ·l:i~rlr en. l '. riWt' aml Li.IJ.da ut C.m11 1n wert! wct'k· end gup,h 111 l'l' lutm·s. M•·~. IJ11nald B!ankrnship Sr. of Can ' lm 1s the gue::it ol relatives in the art><L Mr· .V w·m;l rtwpm <Hl. Tim· lnll P:1vidsun <~nd Jt>fftt·~· Smir !· . ,\1 r . and ~I rs . D0nald K Bfilnkt·n~llip und 8ruce and Lm da ;md .\ln- Donald Hlankj•JJship were Sa lurda .\ evening guPsts at a eookoul. 11f Mr. and Mrs. Fred S\\'iilLel a( their rahi n rwo1r Portl<lll!l Mr. and Mrs. John Snuth nf Sc!·nd:.l'ille. W. \'a. were n•t·:·nt gue<:.ts of her p<~rcnts, i\'ir. and kenr-;il lp ijti(\ 11.1 ., P:wt• 1-Jawk Mr <md Mr s. CrovC>r I': . HJ\Ik lol I·.JI:;n:hiJS spj·nt loht F'ndav wilh Jus parent~ - \Jr· and \ir, h we lLmk. Mi ~s .Jerri Frick ol Colum- pa1·cnts, \1r . and .\1rs. P:1,il Frick . Ktr and Mrs. Norman Ri s~r Of R::wmr Wt't l' IW'Pn1 guests of Mr . and Mrs Harry Kl"\ser. ' ~~ - ' ,, ' · Mr;; . B. C. !hie and brother PH1 1r I · "•'1 oi C·1 11 rr. 1 u~ SIJr nt Frirl:n· ar ~~·;t h their parenl s. ~lr H,1 n\' 1\t :ser. - ,r·, Mrs. Dallil s H;mlf'r nl · ll•· 'ih litlrg v:silefi Sunda.v wi th her parents, \lr. and 1-o'ir s fl.l r. HatT~· <~nd Keiser. Bt>VIt> ws 1 lrastallnlion Heltl Hy Hell•el No. 62 In Memory o/1'wo - ~- - -- - - 1 "PHIL MAIO" Orion Crew Socks PANTIES One size fits all sizes I tAt 11. 75% orion acrylic - Girls acetate and eiderlon elastic leg brief!:!. Solld white, floral prints tmd stripes. Sizes 4 to 14. high bulk - ~% BOUnced tbat coacb Solly He. suave ·.u cae • 'd , bl neutrals gather fashion pratse. Htg" heel, ALIVE, uppers on mt ntg h. ti t d au elegantly dips low ot the sides, topped with a sop " ca e pe I , M'd h I GLAMOUR lacy cut·out wtth a gracefu de sate bow. ' ee' ' , . GLAMOUR , 1 b •· on e!ao'iC go re for 0 SmOoth fit. Seen In • 6 .99 to 14·99 AAA-AA·B-C streteh said every sunk killed and test· ed in the Sugar Run area for at h be b 'd least a year as en ra 1 . Skunks are companions of · cats~ partiC{II.arly, so extra precaution must De taken. . Bet advl~ 1 to take imf!!ed· 69c Low ioDIIht 58-65. Windy, cooler Friday. Sbowen endiDJ Ill the 010rnlog, elearilli over A Booullful Group of most at Obio. Womens Skirts colors SELECT YOUR BOYS WINTER JACKET FROM THE SELECTION AT ELBERFELD$ You'll find all sizes the little fellow who ed. Many styles MENS DRESS SHIRTS ! Chapter "Bnd Terry Clark, Dreams Ward and Diana Lee. Come In to Elberfelds Mens 1nd Boys Birthday Surprue Eddie Diddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waid L. Diddle, was sur· prised Tue!iday evening on tbe occasion ol hi• eighth birthday. A wiener roast waa enjoyed af. I ter which Eddie opened g~ts . Blrtbday cake and his Ice MENS PERMANENT PRESS DISCONTINUED CARPET SAMPLES 24"x36" Throw Rugs of Lee quality carpets. 3 '::.· $lOO $1\,00 .... TL and Rex Ray, Becky, Tinlra, and Johnnie Seiser; Eve and Sera · Diddle. and Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. Diddle were assist«! by Mrs. David Huddle- I,ston. I VJBJT IN DELAWARE '••,nft AJI Cotten PILLOW TUBING Perale Ftollh "J Seow Whlto 1: 69~dth ·~:,t Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore of Middleport v!stlld ta Del•· ~--------------------------------------------------------~l wMe, ObW, w.oL wa '' aw..: o rrzr z t 11 J'al££ w•••n;t:t%: e CORDUROY narrow wale corduroy, 35 beautiful colors. Wasllable. 3611 88c "'· .. It was reported Werry made Idepartment was notified of ·-. at New Programs 29 ID A new program aeries \VORLD "CRISTINE" SUEPCRAFT BLANKm Wlnterwelght Allover Print. 72x90". Rayon and Nylon Blend Blanket with 5" acetate binding. A beautiful flower print blanket in Pink, Blue, Gold. $4.95 Meet your Frlondo 11 llborfeldt In PollllfiiJ Hoadqu1rl1rs far llg Stltctlon af Natlon1lly Knewn ltlakos of Furniture and l'loor Covorlnga end Fumlohlngo far Your H!11111 ·and WNrlng Apponl for Your F1mlly, Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' was 1 ~=- 1 Po~ ~ius - - -- - b~n -- oc_:~~d • 1 -·th~-.po~c:e HeIpNeeded Fof Gf3SS OperatiOn , • 10,000 Police To Keep Backs Toward Pontiff tho delicate question lies m bis about divorce which is also con- lung ti.;e for a grass infield. banr!s. He ha~ apponted a spe- trary to the .?hr!SIIan doctrme Heavy equipment has been ml commiSSIOn of theolog~ans of marrtage. [ volunteered to the Middleport and acientists to_study. the que· Recreation commission, Dave traded wldl second of seven V8C'ation lodges tion and, accordmg to m~o~med Veteraas Memorial Hosflil.!ll Ohlinger, chairman, said. · . lt,••II!J - ' A I 'SJW qJfJY.j 'SJW aaM rumon tblt tbe reserve Mllnl concfucted the dlscusstoa and WOOid locnuo 111111'• reqoln 11 NEW YORII: _ Jii'CRETA· presided Whet! Ed l'loster was meDII wblcb DOW mal!e ... of Slate Dean Rustr and So- elected to represent the dub on -.ry rw llveolon lo pol Foreign Mlnlstar Andre the Regatta Committee. Feder- ap lt per eeal of lhe BDIOIIIII Gromyko have qreert to con- ated church ladles serving iuncll II & , . . . , _ ... ·· Unue their •UppOI'! of Uolled were Mrs. Edith HI.,., Mrl. constructed under a sil: • year •ureess, they have fm1sh~ Admissions - ; • 1vor~e, planned Wedoesclay by the Porn- he-Bvteol Ia more lhao Lodges Is Begun eroy Uons club after Its regu- yean. t:li.OUSTER, Obio (UPI) lar tuncheoo In social rooms of Volnme oo lhe New York Ground was to be brolren today the Federated chW'cb Stock Es~~ soared to at BurT Oak State Park for the 'saum 1 versity, Divinity ScbooJ of Ken. the Ohio Baptist Convention, --a sudden stop afler Ca~e show-l one : car a~cident a_t the inter· yon College, and Oberlill Grad- <llartar member of the DeJaed the weapon. Tbe offrcer lad i"''t!On of Lmcoln Hill and Butuate School oC Theology. ware Human Relations Council grabherl the harrel of Lhe gun ; lernut-av. He served as PBl!tor of First (an organization devoted to Civ· and shoved it away from h1m ! SgL. Werry went to the scene Itaptlst Church~ Williamstown, iJ Rights movement). J~st be!ore the weaP?n was at 11 :28 p. m. and round tha~ W, Va., from 1943 to 1945. From Bl!81nning at 2 p.m. Dr. Paul flfed , while the cruiser was, case apparently bad lost conChristensen of the F'irst Baptist movJ~g . . trol of h1s car and it had struck Church of Marietta and pNsJ. VATICAN CITY (UPn - Ecumenical Council card· , ~oiit·e sa1d the bullet went ; a pov.:er pole. The car WIS dent of the Ohio Baptist Conven· fnals today urged Pope Paul VI to ma ke ~ decision ~n. t.he through, th:. glove compart ment heavily damaged. tion will conduct the afternoon Roman Catholic Church's thorny questiOn of artlfJclal of the cru~ser. The home-made; Werry arrested c.ase on DWJ worsbJp program. birth control. They sai d, "We can not go home wi thout weapun, w1th a stx-mch. barrel, Icharge m . tus mvesligation Dr. Christensen was born an answer.n . had a .410 dee~ slug 1~ the of the acc1den~ and. l~ft the and reared in Chicago. He at~ British Primate John Carmel Card mal Hee~an , arch· · chaml!e~ ~hen 1t was ftred.. Iscene to take h1m to J&l. ~se tended Franklin College in fu. bishop of Westminister, warned that the cou nctl may he 1 l'ha1~ or events wh1ch reporte~ly protested h1s bem~ dla a d ecei ed hi ·- the laughing stock of the started a w1ld struggle over the ! taken mto custody after Offi. 1 cer We_rry indicated to Wm he atvNortm!.n world if the "big problem" ! XH. Is a on all gun when tist Theological Seminary in Chi- goes without mention. art1f1CJBI means of btrth , con· . was bemg c.harged. cago "If we act in this way there ! trol, although the Ogmo--Knaus r Werry sa1d he turned ott Dr~ Christensen has served is surely some danger that the I rhythm system is permitted· I Butternut-av onto the parkin& tn Ohio for almost 20 years. He faithful will leel they are being However, Pu.pe .Pa~l said th is lol when Case pulled t~ w~p. was an Army chaplain for two defrauded," he said. ''lt is even must be stud1ed In light of such , I on from under~eath ~ shlrL years from 11M5 to 1947, was possible that some non-Catholic modem developmen~s as the· Pomeroy_ Po~ce Ch1~f Jed director of Campbell Christian critics will sneer at us and say, oral contraceptive pJ\1. • Webste~ s<ud this mo.rnmg char. Center from 1947 to 1849, pas- 'the Catholic Church claims _to ll was the _council 's second , ges against Case woilld _be filed lor of the First Baptist Church be tnfallible in teaching fa~tb day of explosiVe debate on the I somettme today followmg furor lrooton 1951_1961 and for the and morals, yet itt cannot make issue of marnage and the fam1 - HEL P HELP r D H f/ ther mvestJgat10n . of the incl· ' 'Is 'nd bo t 'h' 1 our dent and consultation WJtb ProJut fiveth yean beea preai· u.p 1,,, ml a u ., IS ques· y, Apnea! Divorce . , Bao 1Operation Grass in Middleport:· dent Fir bas Ba "• ~ b ti or e st Pwa• "'uurc on. D' • h' h W d 1 is Saturday at 12:30 p. m. of Marietta. He iJ a past presAskl for . Answer . . w IC came up e · The c\ash program _ befor e idea of tbe Ohio Baptist Pas- Vagnelo Cardinal Rossi, a.r· nes~ay m. an appeal fo~ more the mercurv in thermometers IIIVm!IM!i I ill t n tors. chbishop of Sao Paolo, Braul, lemency m the churchs ban, drops •lear · oul of lhe tubes _ I .NEW YORII: (UPI) - lie- The pubUc Is inYitod to at· said, "We cannot go home wi~ also was me_ntioned. Ireland:• I is to get a cover of grass start-~ portl dial die Federal fte.. tend the mornng 8DCI afternoon out au answer to our people. ~tlltam Cardmal Co?way smd I ed on No. 1 diamond so as to ""e Board miPt t;Jclltn C!GDo worabl.p eervi.cet. Pope Paul has told the c?~n· .It does not seem. fru.~ to men· I eliminate a serious du st pro- I troll oa margia credit 101 tile -. cll to .stay awa.y from .specifics lion... polygamy, wh1c? 1.s largely 1 blem in the neighborhood· dock marke Into a taillpiD · ja t~ discussi~n or b1~t~ con· cond.n:<~ to ~un-Chr~st1an com· Besides, boys in Middleport Wedaea:day, wltb tradt•c tbe Seeond of Seven trol srnce the fmal dec1s1on on mumties~ while saymg nothing Boys' 1eague have yearned 3 1 ~V;·;S'~r;EP;HEN~;SO;N;;;;. ~:ome:~ro:y~·:::::::;;J~::p;:::::::-___:_;;R~E LionS Planning P lh• vey Huddleston; Nancy 1 They never need irmiing, Famous ''Koratron" process makes the permanent press. Choose the l'V)' model that has belt loo)>li. slight taper leg, wwn with a cuff or the slim model that Is worn witb· out belt loops has full taper legs, cuffless, 85% cotton 15% 420 nylon. Machine or hand wabable. Sizes to 42 waist and in your correct length. $9.98 Alrendlng were Mike and Da1 SLACKS gre~.U~n ~UJ!d~ in ~orning and afternc~on services. The ub lB IDVlt . This cburch over 60 ld · ~andsome, . . ! yearsMain-st o , IS 1'na well-mamtained buildi•• on East MORGAN-JONES Early American, richly fringed In a wide range of colors: Snow White, Antique Gold, Avocado, Beige, Carnation, Cinnamon, Copper, Cornflower, Cran. berry, Hyacinth, Lemon, ·Pumpkin, Sand, Walnut. Wedgewood. Easy to launder, Single Size 79x110, Double 941<110. Porn. ment); member of committee of Veterans Memorial hospital, has been authonzed to Mechamc-st. 1 SITE OF CENTENNIAL- PoVteroy Baptists wUI telebrate the tOOth anniversary of the founding of their con- Iad yours now. cream were served later, i~ 0:edu~ati:m Department on the first floor 1nd se- OUTING FLANNEL Wednesday night after being ar· r ested following a automobi.le arr1 cl ent at the foot of Lin· coln Hill. Authorities said Pierce Case, 50, 104 Union-av, Porn· !'he A complete selection of dress shlrta in sizes 14 to 17 and in your correct sleeve length. See them in tilt mens department on the first floor. Broadclothl, oz. ford cloths, Dacron and cations, 100% Dacro01 Ill whites, solid colors, neat stripes and in several collar styles Including regular widespread collars, snap tabll and the popular button down collars. "Crochette" Bedspreads Eddie Diddle Given and fired it wildly - Cardinals Demand Deci.si"on • h controI pOSition •• 0 n BIrt are revorsible. and Jimmy Lewis, Becky Wright. Vicky, Ricky, Sherry, Pomeroy Poli ce Sgt. Henry WPrry won a struggle to disarm a man who pulled a home-made pistol on him - Choose from corduroy, all are warmly lin- lene Michael, Diana, Barbara, Rev. Stephenson was ordained at the First Baptist ChW'Ch of Pomeroy April 16, 1943. His activities include serving as Member Board of Directocs, American Red CroSB; ren. He was educated 1tbew 5:12-14 and John 8:12. Dean and Wayne Pullins, 1 I Greg Eblin, Rodney Bailey, Dar- ing and afternoon worship ser. vices in conjunction with the !DOth AMiversary Prll(!ram. Beginrung at 10 :30 a.m. in the morning service, the Rev. James B. Stephenson will be eroy Public Schools, Oluo Unl- on Christian Social Cuncern of proceed with planning a 25 to 30 bed addition. 1 I Wise, of Perry Baptist Church 1 Perry 1 Ohio. Since 1947 he has served as pastor of First Baptist Churcll in Delaware. boy who takes size 20. The September meeting of the Junior Missionary Society , of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church was held Sunday followin~ Sunday School in the recreation room of the parson· ; age wi_th Donna Gilmore, superintendent, and Iva PoweU, as' sisl<mt. in charge. Group singing of the JMS chorus opened the meeting followed by scripture reading of Mat· 38" wide in a wide variety of patterna. Guaranteed lui to wubirc. ~n and .Dr. Paul Christensen will parttdpate Sunday, Octo her 3, at the First Baptist Church of Pomeroy In morn- Member Board of , eroy, pulled the weapon on Sgt. Werry while the two Truslcea, Dela.wore Qlunly.Mealwere enroute to the Meigs county j;lil in Pomeroy's police tal Health AIISOCiatioo, and two f department crUiser. .• termo as president; cbalrllWl Pierce all egedly produced the .410 home-made piotol of the Ohio Camp Farthest Out ADMINISTRATOR_ Charles Rideout, a retired Regu- , from under his shirt while Off1cer Werry "as traveling and Is the father of three child- (an international retreat move~ Jar Army Non-Commissioned Offtcer, and admJmstrator i through the vtllage parkmg lot between Butternut-av and ton tw!Us and blends by, Darla and Nancy Gill, Dao- Sgt. Werry Wins ~struggle with 1Armed Prisoner 1uest paslor. _He is the son ol Jllr, IIIII ·Jill'~. Jomos H. -Siepltoa. aoo olll22 East Mein Sl., Porn. eroy. He married tile former Sophia Btazewicz ol Pomeroy for wears size 2 up to the big WINTERETTI 25-30 Bed Addition Needed; Hill-Burton Funds Sought The Rev. James B. Stephen- 1945 unlil 1947, he was pastor Get Ready Now For Cold We1ther Society Meets . ms and Brenda Gilmore Mar', tha 'and Linda Baker, Donnle ' ~~-t~-------------~------- I and fabrics. Sizes 22 to 30. Junior Missionary I •" are sponsonng .3 hole-m · one not be available until next year. relieve the cramped situation. contest - the first held locally mL d . . . - Additional pQtients are bethis Saturd and Sund t Jue a mmtstrator satd every ay ay a effort will be made to obtain ing expected next year when the Pomeroy Golf course. fd -d 1 the d Medicare begins operation J ·rt th t t .11 e era 1 at or propose . aycees saJ e cone~ WI expansion. A Hill. Burton grant Mr. Rideout said he will not be conducted from 1 unlil 6 p. would provide funds to cover know immediately the estimat· m.. saturday and from 10 a.m. one . third uf the costs for such ied cost of expanding the hos11 4 "" ' P -m. Sunday._ an undertaking. pital an additio1111l 25. 30 beds. MAY GET ADDED WING OR SECOND FLOOR - Present expectations of adding 25 to 30 beds to Vetera01 ·A pme of IIOO ~·II be pre· Th 1111 1 , de . . to 1 He indicated that a eomplete Memorial hospital, above, will include a study of whether a new wing or a second floor would be better. Tha sented to a golfer I( he cards e s.ees CISion Pan cost estimate will be available hospital was designed so as to make either feasible a hole-in-one. Consolation priz.. an expansiOn program was[ after au architect ia employed ' es will be given to the golfers made because : to plan the expansion. who are closes! and second clo~ -More oew doctors are ex· It is not et decided whether est to !he hole if no one scores pected rfl the area next year. it would ~ more feasible to a hole-m-one. . -Occupancy In the hospital 's construct a S<~cond • story unit . All golfers ?f.tbe area are JD·1 Medical . Surgical Ward for jor to build an additional wing Vlied to participate. l!Je period Iince January 1 of at the rear of tho hospitaL wool plaids, nylons, cot- them to the Savior. Attending were Karolyn Souls- ~7 ·~' --------------------~'" '' FIVE CENII THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1965 Pastor Stephenson Returns Sunday You'll find just the skirt you want In 1 [ the singing of Who WiU Lead . H Ie•In-one • 0erb PIanned WEATHER 1 One ''Self Forgetfulnesr,;," of the study book, Four Sons of China, was read. A sto-' ry, ''Just Beln~ Useful" was read using a lall candle to re- 1 · present young life having a 1 long time to shine for Christ. An offering was h:tken after ' ' Which the meeting closed with ,~::0 mus would resign at t heend of this seasoo ro look lor 'new Expansion of Veterans Memorial hospital from 46 opportunil1es In basebaU." to 76 beds within a year appeared probable today. symptoms of rabaes. this wide assortment of styles, - CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tbe Cleveland lndiau today au- late acUon il any such ammal Is obsrvoct, sulfermg typiCal I HAVE BEAUS AT YOUR F~ET. ' "I've enjoyed my rotau..,. Charles Rideout, adnunistrator, disclosed the hossblp wllb the IndlanJ," Hem- pita! board of trustees had authorized him to "begin us said, "bul fm looklns lor laying the preliminary groundwork." He said, The CoPomeroy and Laurel Cliff ar- new opportunlll.,ln basebaU." lumbus Hospital Federation has confirmed it wit! sup•• residents were alerted today port our desire to add an- _::_::..=:::.::::.::...:::__::.:=_.=_o_:_ to tbe serious darJ8er of rabies. ~~~~ other nursing unit of 25 to this year has been 90 per cent. · riie County Health depart. 30 beds." -There have been occasions ment said two skunks killed re0 Mr. Rideout, tn announcing when it was necessary to bed cently, one in Sugar Run and the proposed expansion of the patients in the halls. the oilier in the Laurel Cliff V 4&-bed county owned facillly, - The hospital conference IN!a, bave been proved rabid. ~ indicated federal assistance room had to be converted iDto ~·urthermoret th.e department The Mei~s £?>unty . Jaycees through Hill ~ Burton funds will a foW' . bed unit partially to nylon. Sulid colora: red, black, Ioden green, navy blue, commander blue and white. 49c • o•lr m 1 ' The group adjourned to the I dinmg room where refresbments were served by the Coun· cil members. Adult guests pres· ent were Mr. Arnold, Mrs. Paul N. Darnell and Mrs. Gene Yost. ' ;: 1./l .:;: POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' BOYS ONI SIZE GIRLS 1 1 "'i !1 .~ ~ ~;.. NO. 139 Danger of Rabies is Said High Elberfelds invite ,you to come in today a~d see the fine new selections of Rogers ·Jingerie on the mBin floor. Every tmportant look - great new colors and new fabrics have been created by Rogers In "Dress-Shapers" and "Night Shapers". Slips, half slips, panties, full length gowns, shift gowns, waltz length gowns, baby doll pajamas, full length pajamas and matching Peignoir Sets. 1 says ... • ''ROGERS" LINGERIE 'J'Iw and Jacqueline I VOL XVII II ch;1rter was dr<1ped ln Cunei! members were ln· 1 memorv ol Z;ma Ba xter and: stalled by Bethel No. 62 of the i Etl1t'l Tedru\\-· when Jane llow-1Interna tional Order of Job's 1 ell Tent DaL1ghters of Union Vel.- ' Daughters Monday evening at j era ns met Monday evening al the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. I Lhe DAV tw ll. i Jennifer Blakeslee, honored , dtctwall'd b 1 rthd<:~y C~lke wa s Mmnie Neutzl ing, senior vice queen. presided and opened the · ' ('1'\"j•d wilh lhe cl inner to th e pn•si tkn t. presided and opened meeting m ritualistic for~ . lh,n:.:· ,· d glll'" ' and Mrs. Cur! I.~, the meeting in ritualistic form. ! Plans were completed for tn - , Juhn Fr!tk . :'J!r. and :\fr.s. \\"il· Glildys Cuekler was repor 1ed ·m spec 1·wn to be held October 11 · 1 d ~liml 1 ~ull ms ond Budney, Lori Holztcr Hospita l an a round 11obet . r Arno ld of Belpre. . depu· mj -1111 t Sif'Vt', all of Pomeroy. MIS<; rob in eard W<l~ senl to he. ly, m~tall~ the C_ounc1l m~ • .Jerri Frick. Colwnh·1 ~ ami tlw F:lilabeth Campbell was rcp?rl· bers ~neludmg Els1e D. Smlth, host and ho s tt·s~ ;111 d daug hter, ed home frum hospital and tm· guardmn; Pa~l M. ~arnell, as- I Pau la. . 1 _~ruvmg . sot·mte gu~rdmn; Da1sy BlakeS· I - - ---I CnmmunK'Htions were read in· lee, g~ard1an se~retary; Mabel ! D.\L'GHTER BORN dudiug one from_ Athens St~te Goe~lem, guardl.an treasur::J w,1 u was f('(·ri\·ed here of Hospli<Jl concernmg Operation ~<ugaret Yost, dtrector of m . the b1rth of a 7 lb. daughter of Santa Claus and it was voted IC;. Abdf ~e~~~i· p~omoter r~ l \lr and Mr~_ .iohn llawk of to 'lt'nd gifts. Plans were dis- SOCia I ltfy 'f. I tam adyeHs, lp a ·Columbus · · Mr · - 1mas par 1Y to moter .an e en and \lrs. Gro- cussed for a C'hns M ll o mance· t ' f h . I' 0 ver v H~~t; ~~ Cu!umhus are be held at the home of Caddie ll eGn, prComo er ospt1a If· '· I" kb 1'b t , l"ng prizc rty 'uy owan, promoter o - fr~lermi l relations was unable gr undparens and \1r. antd Mrs . 1 TI C· am. e ra~e 1 Price Hawk uf Pomeroy are donat t<d bv Helen Miller was a· to be t d . be . . w· kh presen an WI 11 m· g reH1 ·grand~<;rent ~ . m1.1rded to Mrs. lC am. stalled at a later date. F\THE K HONUHED Mr anti Mr~ . Paul hick t'n· lert;mwd with a r:linner Suml<n' at their homf', Rock SJlrings Road. h::mori n;! her father. Clar· t'nre CtJr1i s. on h1s bi rthday. A . ~ 49c • pair I l.' lrnrler is Drapet ent1; 1e :~ Womens' line combed cotton krut panties In plain knit and mesh knit. Shrunk to fit . All n~lon bar· tacking. Elastic leg brief and band leg bnef styles . White only. Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 6. 1 he held :It the hnntt! n! \ lr:.. Emma M111ldispa1I gl1. • .... COnON BRIEFS • at .y - RUN-A·ROUN' led The I OPEN FRIDAY Nl GHT UNTIL 9:00 • OW THURSDAY STORE H OURS, 9:00 TO 5!00 for thP first meet-~esses. mg 1m lude. ''Up the Down The Rock Springs Homemak~ SlallT<W'," hv !:lei Kaufman, ers Club will meet Wednesday • d1 . b\' Mrs Chw les Bradbury, an ·at 1.30 p. m. for an orgamza· '·The Sheepskin Psychosis," by tional meeting, All llomemak~ \1r l'L 11' 11 d. H,l\'t'\ ~ml .sl~n~ John Keats, by Mrs. Dale Dut.i ers of the community are lllvit· j, lt" t;fl!l \II <~nd " 11 "' h 11. 11 :ton Roll call response will be .•nl \,ul •kill uml chl\~n·n. 81 J1· 1' ''My First School Teacher." / combined "Friends Dun 1md Bl'lh . Mr. f wl Ho ..r. SelectiOns for the year will Night" of Middleport Harrisonman and son. Mike ; and Robbie I mclude biOgra!Jhie!S of famous ville Racme and ' Pomeroy Har11s. Vwtor and. Tommv Me· men and women m government, Chap,ters oes wl11 be held Cl d Ste~t- Jenk ms ·l nd Jo,ln fr ' ' . T ou · • '1'1·e next p<Jroli. · nh'cl· books on socml problems .o at the Pomeroy Masomc em'1 ' 1, 1 l' an c.v . · g will be· field · !he Ja,;; l .\ fun· , todav• · ~·rna ' poetry, and reilg- ~ pie Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. m . · ; s .1t tl , wn. The rogram booklet mem- with the Pomeroy Chapter as · on am was written in honor of hosts Past Matrons and Past day m Oduller, Oct. 2·b 't . It" 1 · U' td J'n · yenan ' · 'l11 c A' . the late Mrs. D. B. Hartinger. [ Patrons of Pomeroy Chapter First , . C'h · 1 ell ~ 30 ll m 11 m1er· Ul(' Il>o·•s I '" d -,· . I Club officers include the preSI· i wm also be honored. ·•ed t 1c1r OaJ en 5 . . es. ·' " R dent M1ss Susan Park; VICe SEPT. 3t 1 1 an· invited to attPnCd- e resn· nresldent. Mrs. Carl Horky; sec· Roger Dillard, cubmaster, ments Wi ll be sen·e · ~etary, Mrs. Emerson Jones 1 bas ~:~nnounced tbat Cub Scouts and treasurer, Mrs. Nan Moore Pack 248 will meet at the Porn~ 11n . .fr•lrn.~nn itt Comm itt ee members are , Pro- eroy First Baptist cburch IIH ..;f to (urtl (,'/ 11 1, ,.(:ram, t..Irs. Horky, Mrs. Clyde Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for an , 11 , p, 11 .J 11 t:won eYII •·rhi n. Ing(·ls. Mrs. Jamrs Euler, Mrs. organizational meeting. All boys ,·d lio·l·. l': lrd elnh M!md:w evt'll· N:ln Monre , Mrs. Hen':Y Null; between the ages of 8-l,l who rng ·11 lit· 1· !101 11.; tJil S\'r·.1mrm·· M.~s1c, ~Irs. 0 . P. Klem. Mrs. are interested a~e invited, ac·"t. in ,\l~rhlh·; 1 ort. A1tC'nJin ;.: \\ 1ll ::lll1 Bu ss~l\. and Mrs. Har- ~ companied bv their parents. '•\1' 1)' \lr ~ r,,l!"\' \\'nvland . ~l rs :old Snuer; CIVIC, Mrs. John OC'T. 3 . Elsie Haddox, Mrs. Na ncy Mor-· Welsh. Mrs. Bernar~ Fultz, and Paint Creek H:guhlr Baph~t ri s, r-.lrs. ~:, 111111 , 1 ~1oudis 11 ::1 1 ~ h. · Mrs Guy Shuler; Library, Mrs. Church will hold Its 132nd anm· Mrs. Carol Hmtun. ;111 tl ~Irs. Uonal d Mill s, Mrs Dale Dut· : versary services. on Sunday Oct . .1 Hetl y Stni!h and the hustt>ss. ton. Mrs. Nan Moore ;. Health 13rc1 with mormng wor~up .at : Mrs_ Johnson. ami IhuJsehold Etononucs. ~Irs. ' 1:45 a. Jll _: a tellowsh1p dw· 1 Tlw dihn· 11 me was aw ilrdrd W <~ l lt'r Waddl'JI. Mrs. Bruee ner ut 1 p. m. and afternoon to Mrs. Burt 1m and refn· sll· Ll11}d and Mrs. Arthur Strauss program !ll 3 p. m. ments •n·n· wr\'ed durin~.; th,• evt•nm :~ . 'l'h! nt:xt mel'!lng Will l 1 a~ . • Big Selections i·nEvery Department at Elberfelds in Pomeroy Mrs . Richard NEW YORK (UPI) _ Ten thousand police guarding the route along which Pope Paul VI will travel here Monday have strict orders to turn their backs uAII we need is some han- on the pontiff. The idea is • capital Improvement plan. lbeir work. The , Catholic Masterson, Middleport; Mary power help," he added. No cority- nol discourtesy. The lodge, located 4.5 miles (burch's stand, as laid down by Cross, Syracuse; Arthur Fletch- hand tools will be needed, be '111e police receiYed 1 dlrecnortheast of bert of! Ohio 711, er, Long Bottom; Albert King, said. tive Wednesday ordering them has an expenditure of IU miJ. Mefll General Hospttol Pumeroy ; Francis Forbes, Sy- Ferlilizer and seed will he to keep their backs to the Pope lion. It cousialll of 2,1111 acroo,' Admtsoloao _ Ethel Garland,' racuse; Hilda Harris, Middle- spread Saturday after prepara- and their eyes on the crowds ill etl4 of whleh eomprlse lbe !Ike. MlnersviUe ; Cora Will, Porno- port; Steven . Trussell, Long tioo of the soil front of them. NaUons elforll to solve the :;::a Karr and Mrs, Edith Lan. Ground Is Broken Gov. Jamet A. RIIOdol ' and roy; Wesley Belles, Sr., Racine Bottom; Amy Eynon,_ sy.ll "W~ heve to face the publl~,· ltl<dunlr problem, z, __ For New OU Branch other atllte ofllcloia ore oehed- Msry LLOU Johnson, Racloe; racuse ; Bruce Conde, M•ddle- Homecoming Event a pohce spokesman sa1d, ta -They failed, howover at a uloct to !Ike part Ia lbe cere- Mtldroct Lowe Middleport. port Charlottt P1erce, R•· f order to prevent anything lbil 1 CHILLICOTHE Ohio (UP1J-~ 011 lqthy conference weciaesctay RHS BAND TO PLAY Ground wao broken today for '1Y· Dtoelw.., :._ Robert Barton, cine . Changed at Rutland might, be detrimental to tbt 1 11 ' miUton branch of Ohio IICbl tD Rusl:'s hole! suite to Pomeroy Dtscharget - Ever James, The Rutland High school Pupe. IIII'I'Ow their basic d~fereneu The Rutland 111gb school band Uolmatty. ' BESS ON MOVE • Hartlord; Jasper Durst, Mid- homecoming queen will he an- The unique ~~ of .the ... . . bow to end the nuclear was omitted lrom the list of The ltnlllronch building wiD TOKYO (UP!) - 'l'ypboon dleport; Judith steinmetz, Har- oouuced - end crowned -: talcurlly lor the Popes is tbt q. race bends thai will parUclpalo Ia provide flclllU.. f<r "!GGO fuiJ. Besa, wtth wlndo ap to 131 JUDGMENT GRANTIID Irisonville Mrs. Harley Me- pre-game ceremomes Frtday record number of police iat' · the 4th &111U11 Blllld • 0 • Rama ftme, day d&ll ohfleni. ta q.' mllll an hour II IMr eontor, A judgment ol 1800, plus to- llonsld and son, Middleport: night at the Rutlane ·· Southern volved. DAVY SNQW AND DRIV· at Marietta Oct t, 'l'bt Rod tlitlnll to •1101110 nfghl c1uses. was loeated 316 rnlletJ IOIJtb. terest, bas beeo awarded the Mrs. Alvin Myers and son, flotbaU game. Wbat bas been called the wlndo llrllllded about 20 Devil band, under dtrecl!oo at 'l'bt new bUilding was ocheduted aoutheast at lwo Jlml today, Fllrfu: FamUy Fund, Inc., Reedsville; Edward Templeton, School officials had ' 8l111011110- flre8tesl IO<Uf!IJ _.tioo "'• _ Gil 1 lliOIIIIIItn bill> RobertGIII'Iler will 1lllrocluooor fo1:: COIDjliOikJn ill tho fall of U, B. Air Foreo Wealher Ceo- Lou!Jvllle, Ky., from Thurston Pomeroy; Jean Wilt, Pomeroy; oct the event would be a bi!ll> set up anyWhere Ia tho world, t.day, A tong the flnl lime Ia lha Untied IM8. It wu flnonetd by o traloal4 the.IIIIJrm ,WUilii>ViJII Stout IIIII Phyllis Stone, Pome-lMatiie Pullins, Coolville, light1 of baUtime coremon1o0. moved more speciiJealljr W... str~ from Slatel • new type ol otreel • mlllton bond tuua approv- ta IIIII ~INII ;lit ta Metgs County O!mm011 · BIRTH- Mr. and Mrs. RictJ. but« change in pl.,. was tbt areo of P on pop I marcl11t. 1bo lland.().Jiama. oct by· Oblo , . m.p.b, - " . 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