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Plans were made to purch· lddle(JOrt ville, secretary, leg•slahon and ~ i ·r· forPign relatiOns; Mrs. James ~ : 1:19 erence Warner of Akron, second vice preSident. pubhc relaJOns and ~ national security; Mrs. Frank· r Beaverson first v1ce ~ a arpet for the su n d a y Seven members of the the Ei<hth DJStrJct conferencf m idert poppy and member· Miss Marianne Woodgerd, Co- S:hoo~ room when Happy Har· Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dalley lean Legion Auxiliary ol of the Amencanh LegiOn Auxll~ ;~~;. and Mrs Homer Smith, lumbus, spent the weekend With vesters class of the Federated returned home Saturday, after Webster Post No. 39 attended Jary Fnday at t e .Leglond ""t , M"C~nnellsvlile ' president ' civ· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har· church met Fnday evening at a week's visit at Newark, -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;=;;;;;...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"l 1 Athens RegJStrallon an co. , 1 ' "" d h · wJth 1 1 I' n h h ld 1 id 1 the church. their son and daug leND· aw, 9 . 9 30 t defen" and special proJects. old Woou,;er · fee our was • rom . I Mrs . Albert Roush, ~res en' Mrs Fred Dessauer, vice Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalley and am ' Followmg lunch,. Mrs Carr and Mrs Dale Moummg, sec- resident was In charge of the family. ' Mrs Neale Bllhngs. president called e meetmg m order andlretary. of Feeney-Bennett ~~~~ ~eetmg ~nd Mrs f. B Weed M' Sara l.ou Dou and Mrs TDNlGHT & TUESDAY of Athens Umt called the meet. greetmgs wm br~~:,h'orbyPo~i Auxiliary, ~e~~e ':JS~\~~:nler· conducted the devotions, which Jac~"Kelly of Colu~bus were JERR~ LEWIS m mg to order .md Mrs Ralpn J J.osten. cu~m~. e de art· ' day to allen opened with the mtroit, and weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 21 ·THE FAMILY JEWELS" Sl1 awn Sgt ·ai·Arm, and Mrs No and No anA ~~~~ oi m.l ~~· R M E Dawson Will reading of .John 2:24, and pray· Everett Daliey. (Technicolorl I John Cox and Mrs Robert i menl treasuiCI sc .I e ev .· . ach er by the leader. The group ~erry Lewi.~ seven oJ 1structw~ Y.<is conduc~ed by~;: conduct a w~~sht~n ~~~c~:rter sang the hymn, HWhen 1 Survey Mr. ~tnd Mrs Howard ~ailey : Dicken, color be4:lrers of At.hens ~hem seven ttmes nut ·Sunday. even g h t 7.30 m the Wondrous Cross,·· afler and Bronwyn and Kevm of tier which Jerry 1s the 1Umt. f'scortNi the Llt:parlmenl i !net chalrmJn mclu mg, nuttiest Jerry of tht:!m all? ' olfJcers and past e~ght~ c~<lrwt Wdlwm R. DavJs .. lackso~i A~- ~et~~d~~~ ~:.%c of ~he Rev PAr~ which a service of commitment Middleport and Miss Becky ftaturett•: Qentlln a Jam president to the platturm. after enca~JS~, Mrs .~even . P~e '' ~e Stitt a pomted mi~ister was held with Psalm 37 read Houdashelt of Pomeroy were ~Diorcartoon' 1 urh B d'· IIPC cu,·t whiCh Mrs WJison Carr, E1ghth of Lancaster, c Jldf pwc a by Mrs Weed group singing of Sunday dmner guests of Mr. d d or t e ' ••e " . . , d E tt D 'I 1MIS 0 A· Martm · o J omeroy, DISinrt president preSJ e . . Mr ano Mrs · Roger Luckey· the doxology and Psalm 31 by an Mrs vere a1 ey. WED. and THURSDAY depai tmt•nt chairman, umor ac Octabtr 6-7 Wekorne tfl the guests wa s Mrs Ed 1doo Huntington w va spent the leader· who closed wath the Mr and Mrs James R Hood B service: ' their · parents, bened'tcllon. · · NOT OPEN ex tend"'d by Mr:-i I 11 mgs WI tt 1 commllntty wald Marshall of Lancaster,-I the · weekend with returned to Columbus Frtday, response .by Mr. Barton Hol l de artment chairman, Jumor ac· Mr and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo Committees for serving lunch- after spendmg the day wtth FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Past diSin preSident A school P , AI'" R sh of New Haven and Mr and eo to the Lioru club were seL d K t' G th 1 1 • 1 tl\ittles· and 1v rs ~r ou . · n M1sses ena an a 1e u Octob•r 8-9 of mstrul'l•on was g•ven by the Middle' nrt. Reh~bliJtat•on. Mrs James Brewington,. Mid- lected and included, October 6, Mrs. Alice Darst and daugb"WAR DF THE ZOMBIES" (TechnJcolor) department olf1cers mcludmg, P dleport. Mr. Luckeydoo IS at· Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. LoUIS ter Mrs. Hilda Rettmger of John Drew Barrymore, Sus1 Mrs E:dward Ullun of Ldmno.~, Mrs Carr rep.orted on t h. e tendmg Marshall Universi~y and Reibel and Mrs. Clara Karr; Ci~innali spent the weekend h h D' . c f . H fd t ISffiCt on IS e 'A . Legton . HaII . t Athens Amertcan ; Mainly About ~ People In ~ Pomeroy I I MEIGS THEATRE 1 I Anderson, 1 Ettur~ ~ep<.:~rtment .treasurer on G1,1i · natiowtl convention held Manni. Ida G11lli. Warrwrs of the tlam11 Metgs , Chapter bellrdMrs.Jolmso& !blesses will George Skinner, r• To Cele:brate · gent; Mrs. Edward Foter and Mrs. Guy Neigler. Diamond Jubilee Mrs. Simcster is well known . . for her lectures and doll col· The diamond JUbilee of the I ti having appeared In Natmnal Soc1ety Daughters of ec: on, . .. d Kenthe American Revolution, will OhJo, West Vrrg~ma an be observed at the October lucky. meeting of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter Friday afternoon AIRMAN PROMOTED October 8 at the Grace Episco- Mr. and Mrs Rollin Bearh• pal Parish House in Pomeroy learned from tlleir grandson, at 2 p. m Robio tButchl Pullins that he An interestmg historical pro· had been promote'd to Airman gram has been arranged by FJTsl Chss. Pullms, son of Mr. the program comm1ttee and all and Mrs. Raymond Pulhns Jr. members are urged to attend. IHamett Bearhs), has been Guests may be invited. stationed in Japan the ~st two Guest speaker for the pro- years and wtll recetve h1s hon· gram will be Mrs. Ralph SliD· arable discharge in January al· ester of Chester, who will I~· ter servmg lour years. ture and diSplay her collectiOn of . d II h' h m1mature os w · f d' 1c f Aare . TO MEET TUESIJAY coptes o 1amous 1a 1es o merican history . Their co £rtumes Th e Co mmtss io~ on Education r . are exact reproductaon ~f .or- of Heath Methc:khst .church w~ mer l'. !Jrst ladles of amencaf m meet Tuesday evemng, h Octob art 1 11 po Jllca and .socla1 nre rom 5 at 7 p m. A mem ers Martha Washington to Lady urged to attend. m! Mrs. Lu~keydoo is teachmg in October 13, Miss Lena Grueser,l with Mrs. Emma Hood. 1 State _•lld__c~Jid~ellar~. foo uda·l Portland, Oregon August 21).26 !the Huntmglon Schools. Mrs. Karr and Mrs. Bentz . "TAGGART" and stated thnt the conventum , Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thorn· Wolfe ; October 20, Mrs. Dessau- Mrs. Been Neutzhng and Mrs. (Techmco!or) I next year would be held in Wash· as. V1enna . IV. Va. spent the· er and Mrs . Max Meinhart; Oc· Adam Ebersbach VISited SatTony Young, Dan Duryea. mgton , D. C Roll call of Umtsj weekend w1th her parents, Mr. Iober 27, Mrs. Henry Reihel, u~day afternoon, Wllh Mrs 1 Di1.:k Foran. Elsa Cardenas Blood Feud behind h1m! fur membership showed 800 h~d and M"s. Walter Crooks and Mrs. l..awrence Lanning and Frank Wilson and Mr£. M~rguerApache Gold m frunt. pald chiPS w1th Hamden and.Mtd- other relatives . Mrs. Dessauer; and November ite Durst at Holzer Hosp1lal. dleporl goa l umts. The CJghtb Thomas Bryan , three months 3, Mrs. Weed, Mrs. Neutzling Mrs. Glad s Cuckler has re· SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY Tran 1 parent distncl b~rthday partJCS at Ch•l· old son of Mr. and Mrs. Danny and Mrs. Karr. turned hum! from flolzer Hoson swivel base 15 October l0-1l·l2 Plattic IJcothe. Wl're set fo; De~em~r Bryan, Pomeroy, recovermg Named as the committee to 1pita! and IS convalescing nicely. "H~~~boB~~~J:~ A STORM 16. 1965 and July '· 1966111 1 he from tndJOC surgery performed purchase the carpet were Mrs Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home (l'h·hnicolor) WINDOW m!d-wrnter conference w. be Thursday at MeJgs Memonal Louis Reibel Mrs Weed and Friday evening after a visit Annette Funirello, Dwayne held at the Plaza Hot el. Col urn- Hosp1lal ' I' I ' bu Hl.ckma". Hnan Donlt:!vy, b . M h 4- 5 The sprin" J' J. h . f shman 111 Mrs. Roy Seyfried Reporte<1 1 1 pith rel'atives in Co lurn s. with RCA solid copper circuits Buster "KE>aton. B('vt>rl}· Ad 11 be h· ld tl Gl 4JU:;". 1 110 nso.n, U t H I.ng were Mrs. Frank w1·1son and CI us on arc. Im .re ams. llar."t'Y Lambeck, John I ctnlerewe WI e a - Mars 'a mvers1 y, ~n I · Mrs Mar uerile Durst in Hnl· Miss Barbara Hill of . o urnfor better TV pefformanca Ashley, Jody McCrea. Mickey ter m Junt'. ton, spent the weekend w1th h1s ·H .1g 1 and round robin bus spent the weekend w1th her Rooney parents Mr and Mrs. James zer 0801 a r· !h w F H'll RCA HI-UTE TUBE Feotu .."tt•: 3 Dark Hon11 Attt'nding from Drew Web- J h · d. f . get well cards were sent them ~ er, · · 1 · " 5 RDWARE o nson an am a1y . 1 for brightef color picture Colorcartoons: CROS HA ster Post. Pomeroy were Mrs. Miss Barbara Morgan. Ohio Mrs. Gladys Cuckler •nd M'"i ~~~o~P~~~~:s~un• Middleport, 0 . Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs. T. A. Umversity student, spent the Erm~ Smith are home frnm Elberfelds hue th•ir own 2 Short Term Sheriff IN. "d Av•. llenneSS) . Mrs. J . M. Thorn· weekend with her SISter and hospitals and lmprovmg. Round 0 TV servict departm•nt 'IIMFMIRD.L modernly ~quipped ta 1er· ~.=::::;;::========f ! ton, Mrs Kathryn Welch. ~rs~ famliv and Mrs. D•n Mead· rob!• card was sent to MJSs l lllrk XI S.rluiQQ.a1 vice black & whitt or color 11• tub• (GVtrtiU di1mltlll) George Mowrey. Mrs. Jed ,lleb I ows and children. SmJtb. " . 2fi!S IQ,)It. pktu,.. televiliian. ster , ~r and Mrs. Ben Neutz- Mr and Mrs. Charles Neal. The group sang. Happy 8 ':th· ling dPpartment mus1c chatr· Lancaster were weekend day ," to Mrs Loms Reibel M A h L . ' FEATURES: Color brightness unsurpassed In the Color Telerna~ a!ld who also served ou the guests , 1'rei"llves whose birthday is in October I rsd. ~thur ew ' s •d·as pre-. vision industry. Transformer·powered 25,00Q:volt New Vista 11 . 1 "' · I placenwnt committee. for a stx sente w1! ltn a enf rmce S d H- I 1Plans were made Ron ~anning, Ohio Univer·l o'clock potluck dinner at the ward for 23 years o. un ay chassis. Super powerful New Vista VHF tuner and ultra-sen· : , , sity, and Don Hanning, R i I') next meetmg, November 5. &hnul attendHnce durtng Hal- ~ sitive Solid State UHF tuner. Automatic Color l'url r.or. OneRF.VI\AL BEGINS Grande College, were weekend!' Games were plaved durmg ly Day Sunday morn1ng at the setVHFlinetuning. stay·setvolumecontrol,contlnuoustone r rt·v·1v·'1J •uests ,; lhPif parents, Mr. and the social hour with ori1.es a- ' F~rst Presbytcnan 1twre Is a senes o ~ · Ch ·I · Umted 1 ddl ·t ' control, lighted VHF and UHF channels. ·t d Mrs Wilbur Hannmg. warded to Mrs. Dessauer .Mr> . I " " 1 m ~ 1 epOJ · 1 meet1ngs at t11e Ed en Ume awards ' Brethrenm ChurLh Chutt:h start -' Mrs John Lyons and her dau- )eyfried, Miss Freda Grueser • Other attendance MoTe peopls own RCA VICTOR than any other television mg Od. 3rd nightly at 7·:10 tea- gh!Pr. ~lrs .John Lyon.s and and Mrs. K::trr. A dessert course made lndude Janws Ruchan... black Bnd white 01 colo! turm~ nuPst Spt'akcrs and spe- son . .J o mny. accom panl~ tht> oas served by tre hostesses, I an 18 years. Ann Lvons, 14 ~ CIOI smgers '""11 cvemng. Rev. form er's mother, Mrs .. Richard ' Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and Mrs Gro· ' ye~rs ; Carol Lyons. IS years; ~THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS Blnke is Ihe pi1Stor 1n charge S~·hrnmm to her home m Zanes-1ver Erb, from a table carrymg Ntml'V Buchanan, Helen Burh~l ' !The tmbllc JS in Ytled. I vtlle Saturday . out the Halloween theme. ; anan." 0 years; Don Vaughan, .I h Mr ,nc edMrs .ordJohn that Bryan thetrl, 8 ye•rs. Beth Vaughan. 7, Be sure to see the complete line of RCA VIctor Tel•· ave recetv w Fl Mo sun Thomas Bryan of Amas- 1 OU Olf ye•rs: J H Grate, 6 years. I vision, Table Radoos, Portable Record Ployer1, oar · SELLS COW · , 1. h h 11 d at Tommy Lowery Lela nd Brown d' th . " IC . Un1verstty. as enro eHe ·S I Jr a vears Sl.eve Walburn. 4 del Stereos, Transistor Radios now on 15p1ay 1n • E M Blake Jr Middlrport lena NortlwTStt"rn . ·d th~ s~le or a re~: a graduate of Middleport High years: David Lyons. 3 years music department an the 2nd floor. I. . tas reportc Esther Lowery 2 ~l'ars BePhones WY 2·3193- WY 2-3679 Pomeroy, 0 . l~lered horned Heretord eow to I cl~:. ~h~;l:: Jones and his The Youth choir of the !.aur' ceivmg t year' pins we r e l mother. Mrs. Henry Jones of el Clif~ Free Methndi't Churc~l Lois Ann. Sauer. Rue 'Tucker· I ::::===========:'-~~..:.·:I..:H.::•::·:.P:.•:::m:::e::.'0 Pennsylvama, v1s1ted recent- tran.sacted busme!-ls m the rec-! m.an, Mts Llll1an Sh~tff, and l ed! ELBERFELDS RCA VICTOR COLOR TV I ~~~~~:~~~~:~~ I 13 Years f Attendance is Rewarded Sundayi 1 1 1 I • · I · • I j 1 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK Co. 1 y fh Ch • , Ho fds Meeflng for Bust'neSS . I ·· · ' • , ld 1 Elberfe s In Pomeroy ::,:Y::.·----. lv wtth Third-Ave. Mr and Mrs . j nes. 0 C. H , Thursday reat10n room of the p-arsonage ~llt~a~Le:w:s:·====~~~~=======.. :-:-::-:-::::-::--::--===:::~ evenmg fo llowing prac Mts;ss~ -~- U~-- , Weekend guests of Mr. and I lice . I ~r~. Emerson Jones were their Prayer by the Rev. F.ugene, daughler. Barbara, senior at · Gill opened the meeting. fol ; Ohio U'1iversity, her roommate,1lowed "" devotions by Betty ulver. Toledo. and Jack Klem A d~<cus.sion was held on Morgrel, student at Toledo Uni· joinmg with the MYF for a IJean I venHty . Joining them for Sun- Halloween party. The choir "Alii sard was , Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat. is day dmner were Jim Culver, asked to sing at the church on Toledo. and Kim Triplehorn,' October 9. Point Pleasant, W. Va. Mrs. Cui· It was announced that the ver and Mrs. Kerr viJ~ited brief- Bible qi.IJZ team would II k e ly Sun1ay enroute to their more to Join Rev. Gill receiv , home m Toledo. ,. ed a letter from Louis Diehl WIN wh1ch he passed to the group PLAN RUMMAGE 1to read Games were played, The Deacons and Deaconess· after which the meetmg closed es of the Middleport F•rst Unit· with prayer by Sandy Gilmore Ied Presbytenan Church will : Attendmg were Betty and Ro- $10.00 1 sponsor a rummage and bake. ge! Klem . Brenda and Sandy I sale Friday and Saturday. Oct. I Gllmore, Karolyn and Tom 8-9 at the church from 9 a.m. to Sout~y, Kay and Mickey How· 5 p.m. each day . The bake sale ett, enme Lyons, Becky Eblin. w•ll be held Saturday. Chair- Mike ~ nght, Wayne Le1fhe1t GET IN ON THE FUN! Last Weeks Winner WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THIS AD NEXT MONDAY. e e e e e CONTEST RULES MONDAY thru FRIDAY Od.4thru 8 CharloHe Rupe Langsville Pick .vinners of games in entry form . Entry with most wins and nearest scores will be JUdged I the winner 1 Week Ending Oct. 9 Weekly contests are open to ev· NAME _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , eryone except employees and families of Duttons & Rollers All decisions of judges are fin· ADDRESS al. In case of tie, duplicate pri· zes will be awarded. Score Score Entries must be submitted on the official form, as printed in I. Middleport_ vs. Pomeroy __ this paper, or ohtaJnable at 2. Rutland _ _ ••· Chauncey Duttons or Rollers. Entries must be deposited in of. 3. Racine _ _ ••· Hannon Trace __ 1 ficial rontest boxes displayed in sponsors place of business or I 4. Wohamo ••· Ripl'y postmarked Thursday preceedI 5. Kygor CreeL_ ••· Eallern_ ing game. The deadline for weekly submission is 1 P.M. Friday. l- OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM I I I I I I 1 I DUTTON DRUG STORE N. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. -------ROLLER'S ill St. Middleport, 0. I DON'T CAUGHT , f·D·&· DOWN I GET I e 2 PIECES CHICKEN eMASHED POTATOES & GRAYl eCOLE SLAW With Your 'W1rp's FLEX·O-&USS,Ihllls. Cover all openings NOW (doou, windows, porches) that let in cold winter draftA JU!I.t cut Warp'• fJ,F.X-0-GLASS w1th shears. taek over screens or frame~~ for loW·OO!It winter protection. Warp's genuine, cryl!tal-c!ear FLEX .O-GL-\8~ ~Ids IN heat - keeps OUT oold. You'll ~~ave up lo 40~~ on fuel 00t1ls ••. bt- l!llU,I(' and warm all winter long. H.~X-0-GI~AS~ lasts fo r years at a fraction the coat of g)UH. Only 90t a Bquare yard at yoor local liard. war• Ul ~ ~r.- ·- INSIDE ONLY SUBSTITUTES Town &Country Restaurant E. MAIN STREET- POMEROY ....... ? VOL XVII ______1 ------- ., ... • 1965 -------------FI_V_E_CENTI_ • NO. 143_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _POM _ __ERO_Y_-M_I_D_DL_EPORT _____._O_H_IO _ _ _ _ _ _ _r_ue_s_DA_Y_,_o_CTOBER 5, ~ ;"':.. I 0 y • I Pontiff Thinks both Sides Of Iron Curtain Listened Milk Dealers Charged with Conspiracy I • I NEW YORK (UP!) - Pope Paul VI returned to the Vatican today to prayerfully await positive ~espouse from statemen on both sides of the Iron Curtain to his historic appeal at the United Nations for al' end to war. As the 68-year-old pontiff ended his grueling one-day peace pilgrimage to the New World and flew back to Rome,. he seemed to ha•~ initial assurances from the United States and Russia that his unprecedented plea for peace and nuclear disarmament did not fall on deaf ears. President Johnson, who conferred with Pope Paul for almost an hour, said the papal journey to the United Nations "may be just what/ were omitted In respect for rthe the world needs." Soviet Foreign Minister An· 2ll2nd successor to St Peter. drei Gromyko, who joined 115 Slreloet Theme other U.N ambassadors in a Throughout the e""ntlul day, standing ovation alter the under clear sunny skies but Pope's stirring address to the chilly mid-40 degree temperaGeneral Assembly, was quoted turea, Pope Paul stressed the by a leading diplomat as saying primary theme ol his 4,335-mile it was "one of the most lmpor· journey; "Peace for all tanl statements ever lnade be- mankind. fore the United Nations in Us 20 "No more war! War never years... 8fsain!" ·' pleaded at the Unlt· Parting Wordo ed Nations. "It Is peace whlcb The frail and ascetlc·looklng must guide the destinies of leader of the world's 550 million peoples." Roman Catholics left John F. Arthur J. Goldberg, U.S. am· Kennedy International Airport ballsador to the world or{laniza· at 11;29 p.m., EDT, oboard a lion, said the Pope's visit had ' special Trans World Airlines "strengthened" the U.N. (TWA) jetliner. His part~ An audience of 2,000 per~ns words were: "God bless Amert· heard the U. N. 1ddress giVen ca'" . . in French. Among them was Durmg his 14-hour, four·miJlo Mrs. John F. Kennedy, WidoW ute visit on U.S. soil, first by a of the 31th president, who later I ) ,. PITTSBURGH tUPI) - Fom . '• large dairies and , cooperative r have been accused of conspiring to violate the Sherman Anti ·1 I Trust Act. A ;ult seeking $13 mill ion in I damage was filed Monday In federal court. It named Sealtest Foods, lsaly Dairy Co., Milk Co., Meadow Gold Dairies AIRMAN GILMORE Inc., and the Dairymen's erative Sales Association Airman Marvill J. Gilmore, SA). sea •I Ml. and Mrs. Eha GU. ·It wBH brought by mort Jr., of 1648 Uacoln Hayes of Dawson, Pa., Helpts. Pomeroy, bas beea denl of the United Dairy Bele<ted for tralnlng at Kee• Ier AFB, Mlos,, as on A I r ers IUDF), and Stanley ~;~:~:~:1 e dairy farmer from 0• Forre eommunlcatlons • elecPa. They accused the five lnlnlea opeelallot, The airman, conspiring to control the a INS gradnate of Pomeroy of fluid milk In West Vlrl!inl!t.l 111gb Seboof, recently eomPen.,yl;anl• and Ohio. pleled ba•l• tralnln& at IMk· The suL said the conoplra- land AFB, Tex. ey foa<'Otl otber cooperatlveo Ohio P1 Sent eal and smaOer deafen to practice Wegal lllckbacb io order to 1lay ill business. The iotuaal Revelue Service dlaclos· POMEROY BAND MAJORE'I1'ES _ The Pomeroy Hig h School band majorettes, under the direction of Donal{ ed earlier tbll year exiltenee :Miller, will be performing during. the halftime of t~e Ira dittonal football game between th~ Panthe~s and Middleof a ldclbacli mtem which ID· port Yellow Jackets this Friday mght at Pomeroy. Front row , I to r, Beverly Beaver, flag nearer, Kand1. Grueser, volved 110ft than $11 minto head majorette; Maria Grueser, flag bearer. Second row . Paulelta Hudson, Cathy Fultz, Mary Franc1s, Nancy Member, of the UDF have Titus. Back row Peggy Hoffner, Kay McGowen, Mlllie Le gar and Jenmfer Blakeslee. - Senlmel Photo. been picketing lsaly storea here for the past week seeldng hJih· reigning pontiff, Pope Paul had fought back tears as sbe and r ,,. '"'' ' 1r prices lor their milk. been seen and cheered by four other Kennedy family members DlJRlSSIODefS ROME tUPii Pope Paul ~ COLUMBCS (UPli -John W. mlllion Americans. He met met Pope P a u l . cv. r tondldaytheh·,,Ecb~Jsm er'!'Jc·cap1. CgorUm": ' Donahey, regional director of with President Johnson in 1 The pontiff quoted \he late 11 the local Small Business Ad- 35th Hoor suite at the Waldorf. President, the first ~atholic S . Of CCeSS age to the United Nations had 1 ministration (SBA) office, an- Astoria Towers overlooking the chief executive, in speech, increased the responsibility : nounced Monday the Agricul· splendor of Park Avenue. Ear· saying; "Mankind ust put of the Roman Calbolie Church 1 tore Department has authorized lier, he saw some of the squa- an end to war, or r will put to the caus• of world peaee. . emergency Joana for 19 central tor of Manhattan during a 24- an end to mankin " . "fn lhe name of Christ, we ' and southern counties. mile motorcade which took him Clad Ill le The Meigs County Comm•s- preached peace to them," the \ The loans wlll go to those through Spanish and Negro Pope Paul was ~ through· sioners, in a resolollon approv· ' Pope said. "You know that larmers who have suffered ex· Harlem. oot the exhausting y to whlte, ed Monday, agreed to urge the Wa announcemeot implies t•nsl~e damage and crop lose- Pope Paul also made 11 the robes of peace. ~ actlvi· Ohio Department of Highways great duties . , lhe es because of prolonged drought apeechea. met with U.N. diplo- ties were televised da loog by , to construct an access road for "The chnrrh has assumed conditions. mats and leaders of all reli· the .hree major net rks and Township Road No. 367 wren a greater obUgatioo to the ; Counties are Athens, Bel· gious faiths, gave a sermon and beamed by the Early corn- construction of the proposed cause of peace. II is rerta;n., mont, Carroll, Coshocton, Dela· celebrated Maas at Yankee Sta· municatioos satellite tol!o poten- new section of US. 33 gets un· • ly not our task to enter the I PT. PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant central bus!· ware, Gallia, Guernsey, Harri· dium before 90,000 alternately tial 44 million •ieoN"s in derway in Metgs. ' fields of politics and econom ness diStnct may undergo a complete face liftmg if an son, Hocking, Jackson, Jefler· cheering and reverent worship- foreign lands. •, . . . d. aled ics where civil peace is bud.t, I Urban Renewal proJect grant offered by the Federal M"'"'"'W · pers and vJSlled ·· · 1 fu1 The commiSSioner! '" IC do .but we can .and must help 1D !' government 1s • accepte d . """v - mE SOVIET son, Knox, La wrence, Metgs, the Vallcan Perhaps the most ,,coor th tate Union's latest space rocket, Pickaway, Ross, Tuscarawas, Pavilion at the World Fair. spectacle of the da~ 'was the present plans by e s lis construcllon thr.ough ruo~al Bruce Crawford, a representattve of the Pittsburgh, *Luna :," sped toward 1he Vinton and Washlngtnn. The reception for Pope Paul Mass at Yankee Stadium in the oot call lor such a road. J support and . working ~?anty Pa, offl('e of the Urban Renewal, updated a rev1ew of moon today for what Weatern in Manhattan was one of sub- Bronx, the stnried "house thai "To close this road would be -<~fso matwal chanty. I the plan to the n e w city 1 experts speculated might be an dued awe. The city's (lreeling Ruth built" which usually rev- a detriment to the welfare of "''" ,.. .... ' council Monda) night. , 500, and th• city of Pl. Pleasant an attempt al history's first soli Wahama Schools to rivaled in numbers those ac· erberates to the cheers of a number of reSidents ol the Council prev1ou, had author· paymg me-fourth, or $94,500 ol Instrument landing. Hold Open House corded the late Gen. Gouglas World Series spectator. at this county who now own property ized the local Urban Renewal the c"OSt. The ton and one-hall spae<! MASON _ Clyde Foley, prin· Mac ~ r . h u r 1n 1851 and time of year. between old u. s. 33 and what ICommiSSIOn to apply for the The proposed Urban Renewllatlon was launched Monday, cipal of Wahama Jusior Charles Lindbergh In 1927. The 90,000 persons who iJ proposed for the new u ~. survey funds which have been a! project covers the area fr01a 1101 but Soviet authorities did and Senior high schools, has Only the tfckertape and tumult (Continued on page 2) , .. the commisSioners' resolu· 33 1approved by Ihe Ph!ladelplua of· the middle. of Viaod Street beannounce what it was expected 1flee of Urban Renewal. tween Tb1rd Street and the to accomplish beyond scientific bouse lion states. d h been Crawford told the City lath- America• Legion bulltlillc t• 00 exploralkms. Western experts . sc · p. m. All three county commissiOn· CLIFTON - Wor as ers that J contract lor $55,800 the r; ..er. an area of apprnl· speculated that, If not an &I· eventng. . ers and engmeer H. P. ChriSty receJved . here th•t Staff Sgt. I was m the ma1l to start a plan· malely three blocks. tempt at a soft landing, the sta· A general meetJDg will he bave 81gned tbe resolullon. It Wlllmm Grant Bobo was k•lled nmg survey of the central busi· The prOJect. amount of nearly lion might be aimed at an orbit held at the t IS being sent to lOth DIVISIOn Monday In an automo!nle accJ ness dJStf'CI The survey costs $400,000 does not cover any around the moon and a return plans for the year Will he dis" Highway Engmeer John Dow!· dent 10 Sapulpa, Oklahoma are totally pa1d by the Federal buildmg cost' or renovations of 10 earth. CUBSed with _Parents. Parents aid· Everyone Interested In helping produce a favorable Sgt. Bobo, whtoh hatd only a 1government whether the plans present buildmgs, whicb cosll so may vtslt class rooms an . . . er · 1ew more mon s o serve In Tb be bo b th rty . bout th lr vote Nov. 2 on the proposed consolidabon of f1ve school the A l'orce before llein ell· are later accepted or not. e mus 1 rne y e prope WHEEUNG, W.VA.- mE e districts is invited to a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in The comnusSloners also re- . " . g net prorect cost " estimated at owners coal industry wants to put tts talk With teachers a children preceding a lour of the Middle ort Hi h school appomted Mildred Betzmg In gJble to retJre, was the son of .l $178.000 If survey plans accept· I An estim•te of Federal grant product In your car's gasoline newly completed Junior High p g · lions on the proposal the Welfare Board for another Mrs. Ray F'ox of Clifton. h ed w1th the Federal govc:11ment reqwred mcludes planmng costs tank. John Corcoran, executive buildi A social hour in tho E · 11 · lied re• ed 1 Mrs Fox was mformed oi t e d .. . . . ng. . spec•a Y mv are The proJlOsal includea a new five year term and vot o • . assummg three·fourths, or $283,· a m1mstrat•ve costs tmcludiog vice president of Consolidation cafeterta wlll complete the presentatives from Pomeroy, hlgh school serving the five dis- pay arumal clauru; CommJS- faUll aCCident m a telegram demolition) ; cost of properties Coal Co., said Monday night the Middleport, Northwestern, Sa~ tricts with about 1000 students smners Kenneth McElhinny, ~om h~~ so~s bco~m;ndwg ~/' Properly Owners to he acquired, cost of project industry ptans 10 capture a evening. 0 0 isbury lnd Bedford school dis- at the start olfertni a compre- Charles R. Karr Sr. and Robert cer · " · a recen Y omprovements and public facili· tlhare ol th, gaaoUne market. tricts which would consoJi. benslVe curriculum meeting Clark were present. been statmned m New MeXJco, Confer With F•nn t•es. land disposal proceeda He said the Industry can inONE BONDED date under the proposal - who and . I ding and was travelmg to further ! MASON - Several Mason land relocation payments erease Us output by 175 million The state highway patrol re- will be invited to assist school state .standards,. lllC u a 511 RESTORED TO JOBS traming in Florida when the property owners attended a l Somm~ry of costs is ~ lol· 1 tons annUlllly if It makea only officials plan bow to present CLEVELAND (UPI) -Dr. J. occurr;d. meeting Monday morning ,.ilh ilows: l - Survey and plannin&, a 10 per cent illroad. He said 1 1 h 24 p rk bug w Va material to the voters. available for such a new high 1". Standeven, director of the s .were pen mg a e " officials of the Anderson Black ' $55,800; 2 - Administrative Consoli~>tion bas been conduct· w s 'bo~de: :•M:IS~ .;.,..,(' A re reuntalive from the school wiD be outlined, as will Brecksville Veterans Hospital, morrung. Rock Company regardmg the costs, $158,820; 3 _ Land acquilng research on converting coal Oct. IS on a char 0 State tment of Educatloa the share of the cost espected said Monday a record 511 memASSOCIATION TO MEET cond1t10n of the berms m thetr Sltion $175.000; 4 - Project iJn. In 1asollne. g . par fr 1oca1 es tally restored pa!Jents bad been locahtJes. provements, $25,000 - Gross speeding. will be present to answer quea- om tiOUI't • placed on joba during the past The Naylors Run Playground Complaints had been regis. Project Cost. $420,000; 5 -Land TOLEDO - OWENS - ILLI· year. That represented a return Association will meet at the tered at the last council meet- Disposal Value, $42.000 _ Net nola, Inc., announced Monday to jobs of about 50 per cent of playground at 7 p.m., October ing about mud piled along the Project Cost, $.178,000; Local II will 'lulld a mulll • million Its mental patients, compared 6. All members and all inter· side of the street. The compa· share one-fourth - $94,500; feddollar gla& container plant on with the ""tiona! VH average ested persons are urged to at· ny had !he contract lor paving era! share three-fourths -$233,• the Arkansas River at Fort of 20 per cent. tend. and blacktopping the streets. 500; 6 - Federal Relocation Smith, Ark. Owens Illinois President R. payments, $40,700 - Total Fed· H. Mulloru said the plant, the firm's 19th domestic bottle plant. tnk• will "help meet the demand for ' nearly three years to complew the survey, arch'llectural plans, ria., containers." The Pomeroy Chamber of his group is prepared to aerve going craft for the boat rides. Commerce Monday prepared to a barbecue chicken dimer to The Pomeroy 111gb achool L~ preno~!Jon ~~ans, e~. ~fore lbe be host Oct. 17 lor approll· the ladles. McDaniel however marching band II apeeted ID . roJ wou reac t e execuCL£VILAND- BI'OCI[JIOL(). · ' ' · the Its The Eastern Local Sc boo I Jng this Thursday at 1 p. m., readopted Its pohcy on use of lion stage. 800 ers of the .:hesapeake and Ohfo mately Central Ohio wo- asked for the help of Chamber eot~tam II'OUP apoo Board Monday night endorsed al the high school. A small school ouildings In the dislrlct 0. C. Hall, local chairman o1 Railway 11011 the Norfofll and :n Excurs' lsaue 1 tPEP) and approved tuition fee will be charged to and voted to purchase a new the Urban Renewal Commisslotl, 0 F00 11 members ill prepar1111 the diDIVIIIem Railway will be aked n a • ner. e by t!pOnsor:Jhip of Adult Education those enrolling in lhe course. duplicator through Title 3. A pre.s1ded at the meeting and io 'approve I merrer between roa · Ung ,1 It will be prepared and servRatt:'c. eol to Galli- d•ssea in the district. Miss Arns!Jary, Com- fee of '2 an bour and $5 for • mtroduced Crawford. lhe •two bl& roads, Mee ill Crow Town and ed 00 the Pomeroy Motor Co. ' 11 linl . merrlal teacher, wUI be In custodial fee will be charged Present were Mayor D, & C l 0 directors set the stage reataur8DI, the C of C Used car Lot where teat fa poU. last year. b tr - nad PEP, according to the Ohio charge of the classes. Persons to an organization using the Morgan, Clerk Dick Melroae, far the \'Ole Monday wheu they beanl Ellcurt.on Corn- ties are available of women wiD llop at leVer&! Educatloa Association, would enrolling must be residents of various buildings of the district, Attomey Ray Musgrave llDII 1pproved the merger plan. N mltt.o.. BUI Grueaer • polr1ts of toterut earoute to mean ;&0,000 to the Eastern the Eastern School Distrlc\ and if It is one that originated will>- councilmen, Bob Haynes Teti " Wciirectora approved It on say, "Only an a!Hlul COIMlUDo C of C Prealdenl Jack Carsey Pomeroy. Local School district if it is R minimum of 12 pupils Is need- In the district, or, if it Is an Stevens, Charlie Fowler,' El'll> :a. lty effort will fllve the visitors lnd Mr. Grueser an seeklsi to Olhr rouUoe buiiDesa .was roved b the voters Ill ed forth classes to be started. outssde organization, to which est Handley, Don Waldie, Bll the pleasaut lmpreuloos of arrange a lbtirt boat ride on discussed lb1Di the C Of C 0 NY the board nol· Adults who are intereated, but district residents are aff!U.ted. Winter, Jim Wiggins, Gary M-. ID - W11' TIIMP8 Pomeroy we want them to the 0111o Rlv.. and 1 tour ol meello8 ~ It Qolr'a «1. on ov. 2' who are unable to attend the Attendng were William Carr, t'lfl, Bill Selby, Jim Fisher u1 NEW YORK tUPl) have.'' varloua ~ of lllllresl lu Town and CouD1rJ fllllurant. meeting this Thursday, are to president; Howard Caldwell, Jr. Wallace Smith. ill£hell lt!mperature Mr. Grueaer aald the IP'OUP the locallly lor the ~. Attending were .Cinn, GrueaMAY ENIIOIJ. cootact the high achool offtce. vice president; Dohrman Reed, ---.,..._, to the U. S. wUI arrive 111 lraiD II lboul C. E. BlaUI!et, eot1111y l8ri- er, Irving Ktlrr, Kermit Waf. Peuons interested ill enroll· Sixty hours of instruction will Arvl Holter, Earl Dean, Clerk a.UB TO MEET llurtalt, · tliCiuilliJI Alub IIIII and deplrt 10011 liter f cullllrll ullftetott, qent, IJ ton,Jitk Ker\', ll. W. Cdmp- 1of 1u the Adult Education cia&- be required to complete the C. 0. Newland, High School Tile Middle~.. lllh!ll. •• lei dell• p. m. beloc tlked lo belp with the' ton, Walter G.,_, Delma• 1e1 - wtlh COUl'leS to be of· course. l'rlnclpal Norman Bahr and ,..., -, - · ,., P1h :li\rbtp. Calli. Lowell Con McDinlel, !l"lidllll of JII'Ofii'IID.,A COIIIInjlle, ,allo will Canwy, AI ~ McDID- fend to typing and office ma· ()'I'HEit ACTIVITY Elecutive Head Larry Mor· will meet Wedneaday, at 2 fortet1 'f¥.]1111 hlllton, Mllp Caualy Jay-, llld be · appolated 10 IICtll't Ill t1t111 Bob ~ u · ~ to allettd a Dllltl- .Ill other ICIIvlty, the board l'lloa. lllllome eoef Mn. lla LliJirt, ;'(#'~ I Meigs, Gallia Ineluded in SBA Bounty at - Co • • Ak £ A Road on Rt. 33 1 $ 0 090 RenewaI 4 pfO]•ect Offered 10 1 1 T0 WORLD Iltnt ~~ Sgt. Bob,o Dies Jn Accident School Consolidati.on Issue To be ReVI· eured Wednesday J '': ::n~~tr~=a~part;a":~ ~·~Jdent Pt. Pleasant I' . • • Flu~eral t~e·, ~ All-Out Effort Urged For Fall Foliage Visitors Eastern Board Endorses PEP Approves Adult Educat•IOn program for n· t riC• t °~ U:, :::/~ ~o~ag~ ~urs I I :: ]:. ,-: 1...,.. :~gs ::tycc,i:~tsp:~p~ 0~ c ..,:., •h ...:: :'·_. 1 BROASTED CHICKEN I ,_. ':!: i: ~ .~ !~rt ----------I I · e e; entin\i;\ ...•J cafeten~ whe~e MONDAY thru FRIDAY Oct. 4 thru 8 ANYONE CAN WIN! at y ::::'unc~ ~n 7o~n ~;; r:;:. ~s~etf~::~~. Owensi ;~~;~~~i:y~~~Re~v~.~a:nd~~Mrs~.~G:ill~-~an~~-.~~~~.~~y~-lN~~~-W~~.~L~.~~C~K~Y~-~S~T~R~-I~K~£~-~-F~I~L~T~£~R~S~;::-~~~~~~=~:~P=I~ EACH WEEK • t arr~a!F ~ =~r .,pl. ~ ~t er~~a~~~~· ::·~would ~ucy :if Ut••,. w...,. . ' ' �' ~ .·.r \ I Hiver news ·,Secrest in New 17th Race 2-~~1}' Sentinel, Pmneroy-Middleport, 0., Oct.~- 19~~ I , oorron $a1Jp rudlngo: 81 Africans Die in Worst Frost is on the Pumpkin As Chill Descends Oil Ohio Gallipoll• , I'• ASHING'rON <UP! I - U. S. Cam6ridce. to tle11r tht wty for mes, Coshocton, Licking, Mu.. . Dam !1.9, 11 .9, runnina 111 teet By United Pron tntornotlonot ' llep. ftobert T. Secrest IIJ.Ohiol a candidacy next year. kmgum and Guernsey LountiPs I"" rollers. Pomero~ • Mason The frost is on th~ pumpkin, and everywhere else for :announced today he will be a for years he has been repre- "While I was not elected by 20.37, Pt. Pleasant 2a70, Hmton By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.ll. that matter, as Ohio weathermen watched low tempera87 2 Jiemocratic candidate lor the sentative of the traditionally Re- I the people ol the new ' ountres 0.77, Kanawha Falls · · Char-I Q _ !Jr. Gerbardl Volkbelmture records being shattered from ooe corner of the ilew 17th District in the 1966 publican 15th District in cen- 1o,f the 17th, DIStrict," Secrest lesion 18.H5. London, Marmet er of Germany states that stat.P to another. elections. tral Ohio. The 17th . former said today, ·I have done many and Winfield dams were on the complete repose afler a heavy DURBAN, South Africa The mercury skidded to 30 deRrees at Akron-Canton '!be move came u JJD sur- stroJ18bold of Republican JohD !biOla that !Uive greatly bene· soli&. meal can result In a heart at· (Ul'll -Rescue workers tolled Airport. eclipsing a 19~5 reading of 33. At Columbus, I prise, Iince the veteran legist&· ! Ashbrook, was among the dis· filed them as well •• th~ peo- ~~ Movemtato: ' tack. Cl te, a fatty fluid pro- ~ throuRh the night to rre~ ~urvl- 32-de~ree mark snrpas.<Pd , tor moved hi& ,..stdence " mid· · tricts shaken up in tho 1964 pie of the 15th Dtstrrct. ,. Oblo River - John J. Rowe , duced ,tJring digestion, ac- ' voro from the twisted wreekagl! the old record of 33, set in · least the next 24 hours. A high Allgust from Senecaville, lo redistricting. down 13, UO a.m.; Buckeye Icumulates in the thoracic ! of a derailed work train on 1943. pressure area dominatfld by - · - ·-Much of Secrest's 15th State up 14 · S:JO a.m.; Frankton · duct. lln arising, a person which at least 81 Africans were . crisp cold air will keep ' liB WIUDd up lu dlstrlclll repreI Pierce up IS; 3' 20 a.m.: Quee~' may prop enough chyle into trilled and 130 injured. .. ~le:land Hl~~krns Alrpo~t chilly RJ'ip on the state thrnugll tented by Democrats Wayae ' Ctty down 15, 8 a.m.; Natrona the blood stream to cause a "'' er , a . orne recor or Wed d It hl h I" Hays and Waller MoeUer. At up 16,2:30 a.m.; Vickers down lfat embolism (plug) in lha cor- Frenzied survivors tilled one the date when the thermometor 1 nes aj, ad e.r w 1~ 1 ~. s~ lhe same time, two of bls best 16, 3 a.m. : Jamel up 16. 4 a.m.; I onary artery. Do you agree'/ white railroadman and wound- dipped lo 33. The previous re· w':tm'~ reo • IS op m s tea ' counties were moved inlo Asll· ! Lagumt, d~w~ 16, 7:10 a.m .; i A - Dr. Volkbeimer is known ed another m con~uswn of res. cord of 37 was: set m 1943. pr lCt - ·- - - - 17 5 brook's territory. j Valley l'ran~porter down ·. as a reputable scientist. AI· cue operathms. other daybreak sample ternThe new 17th Disstrict includ-1 a.m. ; Franklin B. down 17• 5: 30 though l' .1as unable to find The derarinrcnt wu desNlb- peratures were ClnclnnaH, nigh- - - - - - - - - eo Asltiand, Wayne, Knox. Hoi· ' a.m.; Barbara Gay up 18, 4.40 the article you refer to, ed as the worst r31lrMa dtsas· The state highway patrol ctt- ·m·•. Duncan Bruce up 19' n·. . p1ausr'bl e but ter In. Soul.b African his•·~ · the theory ts ..,. est at '19: Zanesville 28, Toledo Chi! 41 W Bak eel CrlARLESTON, W. Va. (Ul'l) Herman · er, • · 10 p.m.; Eastern down 19, 12:· th meal would 1111~1 10 be one Three caM of the packed train 27 and Mansfield 26. The small - Thirl~en eontracts lor con· llcothe, to munloipat court Sat· 50 a.m.; Charles Stevenson up th:t contained a large amount left the rails Rt R ~ m Mondoy Stark Cbunty community of DIVOt~!. tO INT . . IIl OP s!rurtion projects on lntemate urday on a charge of Improper 20, 2:30 a.m.; Jinx up 20, UO of fat and the fateful arising but the ae<lden• ~nt unreport- Waynesburl, lOUth of Canton, MltGI MASON AIU 'TI are ~bedul~ to be opelled (Cbntlnued rrom page 1 I backing after an accident at a.m.; Walter Beckjord up 20,1 would have to be carefully ed for more thin thre• hours. ,.,gistered an unofficial lo of """''" ~ owon. ..."'"" ~ - bods la~r thts year ~~~ dill' braved , biting cold night wind I :30 p.m. Monday on Rt. 554, 7:30 a.m.; Dorothy Estes up timed. A short nap of 20 to :tO The slain white man, a sig- 16 w Pubu~~::"'.!':;"':.'!!m'!!"'••..., me 19611, UICiudinc the btggeot Jet out a thunderous cheer and seven-tenths miles west of 21, 5:40 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth minutes or a full nlghl'a sleep aalman ldentlfied "' w. Hart- · ouno., •• .,.. o'" VIII., Publloltconstruction project ever under- when the Pope was driven into Oles~re. , up 21 6:30a.m. E. P. Jones up ~·ould n~t incur such mishap: sUef, 20, was hacked to death And shivering Ohioans can't ~':,.~:om:""· ~~:~n~~~~;,.:~ P~:: 1 taken by the State Roed Com- the stadium in the specially fi~ Offrcers sard that Baker, op- 21,7:15 a.m.; A. J. Patten down It would be Interesting to tmow when he tried to helD the lnjul'- expect much relief through at WY • mlssron. ted limousine. The car's bubble- eratmg a dump truck loaded 22, 6: IS a.m.; Margaret Brent how many heart att.acka ed, railway officials said. His All ~u• ., ~Ueo.. ~Judi;:' top was down and the Pope with gravel, backed from a prl· down 23. 10 p.m. ; Jefferson dow have been produced in this way us!Jlant wu attacked by near <now 1·1) Monday alter !Choo!, .,:;'.:':.:! ;::"'.:',.:!":, Po~~~ the_ West Vrrgm~a mp; • stood waving .. it circled lhe vate drtve, turned east on Rt. 23, 10 55 p.m.: Peggy Downey in the last 2,000 years. berserk mob and hospitalized 48-24, with Southern Local 7..!1th 00" whtcb has been mcorpora ed field. 554, and struck the _left 91de of down 23, 4 a.m.; immer down Q - Wlurt are Cyclospasmol with broken ribs and other 1n- crade the l011er. TD runs were ••uonor """"'''' '"•-•"""'· Into 1-77, scheduled ~: Wearing .car let vestments a_ w>.stbound car drtve_n by AI·; 23, 7 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun up 1 •nd digitoxio given for? juries. made lor Southern by Roger :::;·~:;". ~!"::";'!·,. 'o;:;;,, '!.'••'"::':. completed by the end o! ' over his white robes 1 the Pope Ire Stamper, 69, Rt. I Bodwell. I Greenup 6'45 p m · Susan Lane 1 A - Cyclandelate CyclospasOurs1 fullback 1 three on a 45 ""'"'"'""' '""; o.u,.,... ., flCCOrding tO the latest progreSS d 11J • d a to . . .' 30 CHIC ' Clllrr!llr wbllt'e IQUibl• th hi h celebrated mass on a re -carere was m1nor am ~e. down Meldahl 2:30 p.m.: John moll is an antispasmodic that yard pass from Rooky Crow, a "' w.elu one ve•r 1n advand• at re~rt e :~;ac~ 7e~ii·n ! peted elevated platform with both vehicl~s. No one was tnJur- Ladd Dan down Mldahl 4:30 has been used in the treatment . .MID~IES WIN 55 yard run, and a four vard ::nR:~b17 .~~'·'"~::'e!n!:~M~ ':: SIX of the ,, g spotleso white altar near Ore ed. Baker" scheduled to ap- pm · Molly K up Meldahl 9·10 ol Buerger's diseaae Raynaud's · Mrddleporta 7..!1th Grade foot. run and by Crow on a 55 vard •• vot...,.,. .,.,. '""•' '"' are scheduled later thUI year II ..... d Sat d ' . . l . .' . ' • ball team woa their first ' , "'~ not ••• n.hl•, on. mnnt}l ,, • and wilt cover 25 _91 miles from spot norma Y ..,... as . &econ pear ur ay '" muntcrpa p.m.; J . S. Lewis up Meldahl disease and hardenins of the gamenm. ., """ ono ,.., ~~~ '" m•"'"' Hemlock to Mineral Wells. base. He tave co~munron to a court. ' 10 p.m.; lllinoll down Meldahl artems. It should not be used The btgges project, bowever. small group of children whose Arrests Monday b~ the patrol 11:05 p.m.: Knox down Meldahl by persons who have had a 1, on the souUrern end of I-'TI parent. are. assocrated with Ore Included: Denver Garber, 18, 11:30 p.m.; Bob Benter up Me~ stroke or a attack of coronary at the W•st Virginia • Virginia United Nations. Vlntos, left of center, ctted to dahl 3: 15 a.m.; Valvoline down heart drsease: Large doses border sout;. of Princeton at the SDeace Bnrkea muntelpal _court Saturday ; Phrl- Meldahl 7,30 a.m. may ca10se drzuness, sweatm&, East River Mountain. Occastonally, the roar of an lip Mohw,.h, 24, Parkersburg, GaDipolis Dam _ Sally Polk nausea, and headache, Twm , bes through the moun- elevated tram broke the cathe- W.Va., speeding, bonded to ap· up 8:30 p.m.; c. v. Harner Dtgrtoxrn " a derrv~tlve of tain, which has an elevation of dra~llke aU!tosphere of the ser- pear Oct. 15 on Meigo county down 10:55 p.m.; Charles K. dlgrtalls, a heart stimulant. 3.590 feet, are in the final de- vice. Earher, 6,0110 persons-- court; Martha A. Brown, 21, down !2: 45 a.m.; Sam Houston The dosage of both drugs ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN aign stage and contract letting aome iD tears--had appiaudPd Gallipolis, ctted for apeediog, down 6 ,50 a.m. must be carefully regulatod is scheduled by late 1116t or .. the pontiff entered St. Pa· municipal court, Oct. 11; and Kanawha ..River _ Samet to fit your individu• l needt. earlv 1967. trick's Cathedral in mldt~wn Roy B: Eads, 44, Gallipolis, down London lO: 10 p.m.; Helen Q- From lime. to time, I Both Jerry Lewis and Tony ness "lona Thyssen at Arthur In London. This Is a somewhat Three other contracts, sched- after ~ndlng his motorcade mlo lodged m the city jail for lntOII· Ziana up Marmet 4:tD P. m.; o. have spells la&trnc about 45 Randall h.ve big eyeo for the the other right was Mel Ferrer. surprising report, as those who uled to bf Jet next year, wrll the crty . cation, hearing Wednesday, lana up Marmet 4:JO p.m.; o. minutes wbenl can't see clear- Tonight Show If Johnny carson They're just good friends, knew them be!t figures they'd bnng I-n from the tunnel to , In his stadium sermon, Pope f Sh M t 7.45 ly wrth my rrght eye. An eye . h . n the turnpike at Princeton. Paul urged Catholics, Prole. ' earer up arme . p.m. surgeon couldn't find anything quits in April, as he satd e thongh; he was plannrng to y be Mr . .and Mrs. much earlier. SAYS 11IE SPORTS DESK TraJn . o·JS3StCr I 13 Contracts To be Let 011 Interstate 77 ,. Man ('ted by · pal ro} After ly Bob Wlng.tt r • :·How can I keep peopl': from mooching my HtJil 1111d Halfs? They c1111't l'flsist that rich aroma.'' •I Dear Smoker, ' ! Monday Wreck pontJ'££ ·Sisler Refuses Job in Front Office "Who can? May I have one?" • I'HE DAllY SENTINR 11 •lx! 1 :;;r,, ..,,.. ""''""" '"'" "e You'll love those all new '66 Cars Voice of Broadway ••• reportin~ Active Funds slants and Jews to help the ~~"J' /ane Lucas d~wn w... wroug •"i' my eyes. He said W<>Uid. NBC executive~, Impress- to Switzerland the following day They seemed on the verge of cause of peace. He departed to ; : /' ~· ~ ~- • Bo;~flll It must be caused by a spaam. ed hwittb M~v Griffon s c~rr~t t · join the little woman, Aud· matrimony a year ago ... The another ovation and the "Star baownwood'" red : w·a·f~ld; 5 '4~ What do you think' ntg tldrmel 8 bow,! were! sher ous y rey Hepburn for a short spell star of a forthcoming Broad· 10 sps nglt'd Banner" was layed s own re :• A 1 thl.ak rob bl cons er ng uy ng ou 19 con· ' ' · I d k p a.m.· Elgercuff down Winfield ha . yothu p 8 Y tract and slgninll him for lm· then go back to Paris with her way show consulted his astroiDover ou spea ers. ' have been VIOl e aura or , h • lll i "H t . The papal motorcade then . 7 a.m. ' visual disturbance of migraine portant •poi. But Merv •.commit w ere she'. to ng n .?w o ger and tmmedmlely changed went to the World's Fair where The Pomeroy VIllage . t~ts! I I hich uall lasts about 45 ment proved Ill be too form and Steal a Mrlhon Dollars. (At rehearsal d•tes and a few otlr. . ' actrve funds at the begmnmg l w. us Y therr hot'e• prospect as of now the salary of the same name.) . . flashml fireworks and cheers i of October showed a balance i mmutes. ~se auras are usua~ is Steve Allen, If he can be per· . .Dahlia Lavi, .., o! the most er thmgs. ThiS has caused COD· from a crowd of 30,000 near the , of $30,B2 7.30, It was reported • ly, but oo . always, accompan- suaded to forget about runntnc exciting beauties In films, tells slderable Inconvenience to the Vatrcan Pavrhon greeted the tod 1 ted ~y a ont-slded headacha and for Cbngress . . That tall dark chums she and British actor rest of the people involved, but po~:if~h and h;s P";;;Yt to b :.· only fund operating in ~omrtl~ .~e al:c~octrcur at and handsome bearded ch~p do- John SnlllV1n pian to marry ear· a star is like the captain of I fore he p ·~·, the red at the beginning of the A or ••u:e:vunknoa . wn bu'"ter· way-out fnlg with Barn- ly In 1986 asd dwell temporarily ship; His word is law . e pavltronto wen , thse sa1rpor . . . f rrregu mg cause an lng - -• -~:_:.:;;_:::..:!'~:.:::...=.:::.:....:.::...::.:..:.:.::.....:.:.:...:.:..::.::.:::.:::::..:;.::.:::.!...:.:..~=~=~=-=:::.:....:__ Pope Paul saw Michelangelo's m~h was the Cemetery Fund ltorney Wriham Rardon irritation o ••· blood vessels In . . which had a $370.78 overdraft. Pl. Pleasant attesded 1 meet· . ~~ h ~.., vetted by tbe con.Uilltlon ttou -' aHUanl I or !I of tbll Ray K Parkinson, '13, of 149 prlcel~s!i . Pieta--a sculp.ture ilf The General fund had a balance ing of Mason Town Council the VIS~I ce~ter of t e brain ~:O~u~! r,mt :i"eJ~WJtJ: ~~~u':.~!:t ~~~l~niJJ;t'ta~:~:c~tj:e_;o,~; trlill St., Gahanna, a former the Vr~gm Mary Cradling the of $1.2,oc;.8t, Fire Department Monday niMht to explain the Is the unm!lfil!te cause of tba JOIHT RESOWTIOK ::;:.,pt~";.~,,:• .,.'";'•..ax.= to munl oo<oorouoao. 1 reSident of Langsvrlle, dred last dead Chrrst on her . arms. Its fund $3,521.03, Street Fund $8,- 'front footage residents will be 1•ttacks. eyes themselves ; •g &!.."!..~ ~ ~ tn':.'i::l:"'U:"::= AI tho ,,:~~ • . . , _ Wednesday ill Docton Hospital :arblt ~au? : : 1 2.70.13, Slate Highway tin prove. required to in connection ar~~otd~'Ja~j not ' I£•Mh': I~ •..--.:"v~ ~rt U:te !" J!C::r C:,U~~:' ~ ::~~~0 ·~~~0~1 ~Lfthelltn~~ 1 lD. Coiumbul. Y pa e ue rg · was ope men! fund '"" 47 Utility $1 372 with the pav1ng of their •treets serous, ·•• "'•· ..,,,.... •• • munklpouty pou· 01 Ohio. "'• """'" lhall "' •'•""' p I h0 personally gr ted ...... ' ' .· . especially If you d n'l get .. " - - ...... ...... lo ~ '· . . . I ., on ""' offiolll bollot •• , . . . . .~. He w81 • relred conductor au . w f th p · t ;'" be 37, and Ore parkinc Jot meter An ordinanc• assessing the headaches and vomit;• with ~·,. ., "" '"" ., 0 .,., """" xvm of ... Ohio c...u- tary ' ' ..... In ouoh '""" u lba fl the Pennsylvania Railroad, a pe~~~.~:;n trth ef ~e a 0 fund $5,074.!7. owners with the cost! of pav- the att.lcL but tt can very b:;"~':'u:=~'t':= ~ ~ettT~w10 ~~;:llJ~rt~lt:, ~: !=:nt»;,t'eteran of World War I, I me~- ex/ 1 Pa 81 we~t ,: ~ balco y Total inactive funds are $194,· ing improvements of streets annoying "f JY3,rticularly if 80 :J1.M_:a:ra~• m':n~ ~~: l\~ J:u'::: ~: =:en~e~ ato~e~o~~uC:Ol!,oe:! .... of the Brotherllood of Rout- f !hope ~' and 'd n 132.DZ, with $37,31rl.l8 in the was tabled by council until Oc- atlack ,;.tll el at a Ume when 117 - · " ,.. oloodali ,. loe ••"'""' have" .. llv•n lu· held on .,.. ""',.,_,,,'""'tho way 'l'rammen nf Linden Post o e pavtuon sao a pray- Bo d R tir t I d "12 54 ' be 18 h d • t•· .• "' hold ... "" ..., ,_,., "'""'' to • .,...... own, or lint Mondly in Nov'"'""'· ,,.., • th crowd cheered. With n e emeo un , .,... . o r w en a e.m"' answer I it is lmport•9( for you to aee 11oo lint Monda~ tn "....,...,, ''\ anr ,,. ., ,,..~,, ·~· on1y ~ ..., -·· 11 """'" .....,. , \'FW, No. 3826, and of ~he er ..~~.,.kt' d e h .d ln Special Street Rpalr Bond should be received frotn the An· whllt yuu doing. :.-:b!~~uon~~hio~~cl- :Lct:tfrD~~ a:_ ·~u~ b~ 3:: of tne Conatttuuon ot ObJQ. . 1 """' e an 1 wov ' e sao ' Retirement Fund and 0156 417 . derson Black Rock Co regal'lf10 _,,,. ,.,_,,, lnd "'"' poW<tno FrankliD Post American Leg1on ::, ""' .. '"'' '" . .... lAmond"' lonote l•lni ·1 .. ._·-""-· ''Goodbye •oodbye" 81 the • • · · follotN bOt rranled ahaU bt r....-vtd kl the Aelolutton No. Jl ) .......ora include his wife, ' ~ 52 in th! Sanitary Sewer fund. iq conditioru of the berm. AIITICLIJ: --~ munt<lpoUII.., ond •n> IOINT lllt80LIM'IOII' Golda; I son, John 'ltlomas, ovatloa continued. Attorney Rardin explained Vetenu Memorial Bospllal CU'm~J :~:S. ~J.ne ~!~~ ~a; . . _ . Altl6l l'f otl 11 1 Gahl11111; a daughter, Mn, He- that the pavina certificates will AclmillloDI - Thomas Qull~...:,- P:::!:..;':~ ~u:!&U: t'~o.co=;-S:.~ 0:.:::0 11!i11 MeLean; 1 brother, Clair PLAN CARD PARTY QUORUM LACKING be ready after the ordinance len, Chtthire; Florence Frank, =~..':"it.'!:.~~~.;.~~ "· • " ' " - INI'" Parkinson, Middleport; a lister, The Middleport BllllineSI and The regularly scheduled meet. has been pasoed and that the Pomeroy: Harry Croll, Mlckll• .,. ~;;: =r,:,r,.rr,::;.,"'f.:"~ :J:.'1::1:'.!.!':1:':'=,.:! ~Mrl. Nellie Barton, rotumbus, Professional Women's Club will lng of Pomeroy VIllage Council lint payment is due within 30 port; Michael Ihle, Racine: WU· ... - "' .,. _.,. '""'"":f. :.,~ ":.':.." 1•... " ..,. IIKI five lfandchlldren. hold 8 card party, Oct. 20 at ::: not held Monday ~\ghl days from that date. Interest lard Clay, Pomeroy ; Sarah CbP. ~'::~" 00:"' "!, •.; B1 " _....., ~ " " a~, 1 tbe Middleport . elementary Ma a~r'"c~a~::'s~ :,.uln~~a: will be charged at the rate of co, Portland; George Rou!h, , ..,.,.::,•~•:::~~•.;:;:~ ~":.'ft'iltur"!t ~ m!::~~' Dbd school. Tickets w1U be on sale a : Ia! meet' gwill be call six per cent. New Haven. 1 =~.:!~·C::::o:"~~.7 ~...~"::f. r::O'I:r.f..'i.~':~ e Democrata to for $1 and may be purcbaled eel 0~ .. •• thll k • Council also cancelled Its Dlsctwaes - Michael Mel- I ~ .:'3=. o~ ':;,~'"U:~.!'.'; rl:~n.:'!r ~..,::,OJ:. "C, ":.:. :1' Take ufoBarrage from n) member. Refreshan e•....., wee ' contract with the Anderaon dau,_Long Bottom; Oval Diddle, ' .. ,...uo to"" mon- ••· .,. "'""" .... u.... bo..,. oo Racn ....,,._,-..-pawonond 1 e ; Ma bell'r acy, p omeroy; WASHING N (IJPI) -Sauth menta will be served and prizes LOCAL TEMPS Black Rock Cb. for the paviog dullao on ., "'""" .. ,,..,.,. !fll:'..'",!:;:!'t:JJ!'!v•.r.t:: om Jlemocr•ll were lcheduled 1warded Thote attendiog may The tc.nperature in Pomeroy's of Roush and First-ots, Margaret Brinker, Mason, !:'...":.,~ ~of,!".! ~ •..utuUon "u.o1 ,..., ., oiiio i10j today to take up the talk bar· brine theb own carda. business district at ll:lll a.m. Attending were City Engineer ~.. ::~~ ,......,.., t'tf!~~' tbereoo .... n~ agalnlt President Jo1m. UNIT n" ' ·~D today wu 51 de&rees under IUD· ~!ph Warner, Mayor Dayton Melp Geaer1l Jlolplllrl ..:: "!,:'.~!'Jt"/:0:: IJITICU: IV aon 1 bill to nullify lilllt "right ._........ ny skies. ....ynes, Attorney Rairden, Atlm!JsillDI _ Mn. La a 1 """ ~- br , lt\&Jority ot ~~·"',;,,/"'tn..1 :;"l'o!!:J :..! • work" laws. Titt Pomeroy Emergency ~ Recorder Mro. Charlotte RouBb Schaefer Pomeroy· Roy Dunn, -· ~~~ ..<>:,:~.":-:;"'0:,":'.'; Republican opponenll of the squad unit was called at U2 a. STOCKS IIIREGilLAR IUid Councilmen George CarSilll, Letart ~~ails, ' ~~ tid"" ...,..., t1oe ~. led by Senate GOP Lead- m. today for Herbert Whaley, NEW VORK tUPII -Stock Donald Cook, Walter Werry and DIJcbarge1- Clarence Jonea ..:.,.:. ':.!,"1:'0:'=. ~- :...,~ ~ ~"': tr Everett M. Dirksen, 01., be- Darwin. ' wu taken to Melp prlce1 moved Irregularly ltigirer Cbarles Yeager, Cheshire. ' <II '".,.. '""""'"" .... tn- ::0':.' :.'~ pD llbal Dirksen .~ailed "at. General I!Ollpltal u a medical i moderately active trading at -;:,. • : ; : ,.. ltnodrnonto ~.::'b:'..!I\'U:.. ,..,. ,....,, .."':; lonwlted dlscusaron Monday. (llolient by the Will the opaaing today ........, """' ,..., oa 1110 etHtono o< ••• "'"""' ""' And start••• • """'"" ,., -~ ~......,., ..._ Uo• "' tlie lime PthOrl 6aD. ...,. r.&.O& today, uid Dirk· -.otbe.r dat. 1M aatC1 fbantn. A CIOUhty leD, the ' would be quorum RUStlED TO HOSPITAL :O:::l o! 1M .,..,., tr alllendm"'' ~.:"" ~.:-a •til, h!ch woulcl force lUll' Rose Wright of near Salem WEATHER Juvllllli jiidli flrlen of the bill to produce Center waa rushed to Veterans Cleu &oalflt 1 11111o Wlftll· IIDr"":. ':'t:"*ta:o..;"::~\:':"'~ ~ =~"::..".tfi or • least haU the Senate while Memorial HO!Ipllal at 1:27 a.m. er west. c.ot ~Jcbl wttb 1:'\.or 'r~ :0:."!.:':. ':l":o~> ~ lpponents must produce only a today rv Middleport E-R sq"ad- frott or Ugbt freeze Ukely tow '> ""' . - - 17' lo ,...bot lloon ~-~~~a"ft "8.:= ·~ IIQO 10 -::,.,.. ~ •talklnc team" - a bule fill· men. Sbe was suttertn1 from 11 • 35. WodDeodaJ lflit,d1 : ' J:!. ':.\ '""~ ~ 1 ~ maneuver. poa~lble apptndlcltiJ. nrmer, r"J!..~.~ r=.!:,. ~ ....,, ..... ''om .. ....,. "'"lin"""' 1 i.tda..n.r lnclUdlu amendmlbtl D. ifflet: until tbe end at the tu1n From the northern end of the turnp ike at Charleston to an area w~ere 1·77 and 1·7R conaect th of Charleston the norh . . th fin,! d h super 1g way ts m e a eaign stage before construction can start. 1 Near $31'000 Assessments Ar E . Ray Parkinson ·Dt'es at Age 73 ' There's ° = 2': pay :Hurrun;ted m,. 5 :.,:,.'"'..::' beauty, superb performance, exciting features . , • and Federal Excise Tax reductions for tidy sav- : Kingsbury ,• Society Notes t! Wo are lndepcndeot io!lurancc qcnU. U you ba1o1e an accident, we are It your side to help get your claim tettled quieti y and _.to p,.,,..., ':.'! fairly, Rely on us for worry-free iluoW'on"' protectioa for JOur car, borne, • lqj..... Call IlL -=.t:: :;:.ti:: ~ "33ii you'll save even more with a low-cost Bank Loan. Compare financing charges and see for yourself •• . see us for a Bank Auto Loan, soon. See the N- '66 Cars in Local Showrooms, Thtn See Us for Conveni...t Auto Financing ... See How a Low-Cost Bank Loan Sn., You Moro o ~X.,....., "="""-r;" DOWNING .1:::. = J., :You can\ count B .: on us ..~ = •m' ings, too. Whatever new ca r is yo ur heart's desire, .... . l , ,.,..., .:..nC :; be cars, lo love about the all new '66 coming to local dealers' showrooms . . . dazzling e xplaJned 1 a lot WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS • Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporaUOD ""om""'""'' alter"''- = ...=.= r:=.. _.... .,,. '" • . . .:: - ...... _, Bt~~y·~ w~~ln = - Time ~NTAIJ.,il-lE ACE PITOIER OF ~IS C<XL~ TEAM,AlWAYS 6ETS THE BALL (}IER .... PERFECT COO'ROt. ... ................... Sur PiTCHING A QUARTER TO THE HIGHWAY· TOLL MACflrNES· .. Ht'S WllP ,.:e. :E:,t: - tor the diiiOIUUOil the urban ......... autbortb', r.dwrtloll ot Ita - . or tba rttun& ct. ani . . , . tl ffte poltaeal IUbdiY~Doa wb.tdll .-mat tt, ta tM ~ 01 U.. llfrll iOr appro'lll l# dlApproval tn tbe ume manner a1 p.rovtd..:l for the adoption ot thll dW1er. Bucb lqialaUw autborit7 llhau man w oUlerwtae dlltrtbute a tiDPJ' ........... IICh of 1be eJec1on (If ' AS il-lf: DWCE OF ClUBS ... . Kick the dull driving habit Step out in a Dodge Coronel = :...,:3 $ oro•••••• ,... "' y,"!J.."1fi. ... ·~ ,.. ~ "' - "g'':J':l ., ..,. wbicb may w., ~. :a.d.ona bad h -.me he ~ ·a 1n d:r.;Unuo --baWl th• P · - ftf ~ern 1n tM e~PMdtr a1 11 01M OOiil1t Wbea. ...,. B'laftner tG =-.,&baa .BCIIJCDUUI 'ftla 1t1ove prop~ul llblll ... ,UHd on uae oJDetal ba.Uot ta • -.tW17 tlui tollowiaC .... : ':.':"=== tt: '::."...,_~ ~ ,_.,....., lllllll ...... ,. " .. 111'11 ~• Jl nbmltt~lii 111• tbe .aa•tl&llUOb ol *"" ""''· tbo omondtnenlo .,. 10 submltttd u to . .b.. tlui .actoa 1o vote on •cb=roUon ~ lcho.....,,. :~·· I_ = , . lho-o< .- . ~ llo · ~~ ;: ='"il; e "........ ' ": ~----~---~ .....IIOii... 110 fort1' 1be -~==·,._¥t~' ullitiab., ...... of eq dill&e ... .~.~!"Jli.lf :"J:I:':r 1-.&.....t ... ....., U I - Gf e=>'..:.::::-; ~~.~.. J!."::U);ig:o :1 -- that•;:~ Fort~~ . . . . . . Of Oldo. SHIRT FINISHING ....,..~ _ _.;;;;a":" --..,., - • ,_ ..., J ; .....~ War ~JtHLm . Our llest quallt, MI"Yice • 1 DAY SERVICI ON RIQUIST rour ,,., ,.,~ -I ~ Robinson's II""'-......... '!I IllS. Re CGRaneiiiiiiN,.. sbarp.mM 1111 RaJ, . . J•llll tlllitt . . Dodp lilct Y..-Oite.u.cted . . lmtytllt.... ,.;cod can IIMI1 Clttllila yet. Wi11t 1 cboit:e oliN qHtes, Slall Six • W. liCit 01t desianed II •Itt lilt walls It Dull illl- intU , . _ ,; 1. • "'-l tni-<OOSitl can wD CIJiatllll far 1911. t llilllalivelJ patDI)i~ all ill-. 1M"""- 'li - li Pelt# • 11111111 )111111 BB Dardsll C'anlntlt ~ ~DM -o R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO • MILL & SECOND STREETS ..' 1, m! l i --.J - - - - - - - - - - IIOflCII!IYSLti"'Rr-lltt-JIII _ _ _IO,._._;a _ _ _ _..._ _ _ _ __ �.. . .. ... \ "" ~ SentiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 5, 18G6 Racine Four Indicted in Second Mason Grand Jury Session CHOOSE FROM s,.. .;~"tv Notes !ember Grand Jury of Mason lion. and we do not lind County Circuit Court returned legal wrnngdolnp on the their thlro partial report Mon· of poll worke111 or the persona day ev"'ning. then recessed a- iavolved." pin until 'l'uesday. October 12. Considerations of the present· In !he nartial report the grand ments crune about after·~~~ jury Indicted four persons, re- parties reques!ed of the -, turning one felony and four cuting Attorney to go befor01 misdemeanor indictments. and the grand iury and present comgave a recommetidation con- 1 plaints of irregularities rather oernlng elections held in t he than the matter being !StiJ!a~ lown of Mason. W. Va. ed by the court. A fe lony indictment charging We the grand jury alleged incesl was returned a· mend that the polls in VERONICA CARR gainst O:dward Viers, P. Pleas- be moved from the fire ast. wo joint misdemeanor garage in order to prevent lndlctmentc were returned •· lain Jypes of irregularities that / 1 gains! Johnnie Garnder, Rt. 2, may occur ic any election polls S Point Pleasant, and Cecil Per· held in similar type bulldings. ry, Columbus, Ohio. One indict· The grand jury further . . ment was for unlawfully furn· ommends the ~~.~ of a Veromca Pa1ge Carr was han\shing intoxicating beverage for board being used if at all ored with a party on her third 1 1£-year-old girl and one on •sibl e. Signed Roy Yauger, birthday Sept. 30, at her home, lhe same charge with a !5-year- man of the grand jury. 1663 Lincoln Hts. old girl. Present were Sharon Owens, Two misdeme-anor indictRideout, Sherri Oshorne, ments were returned against a Sm:th. Mark Hood, Chris 17-yea r-old Pt. Pfeasam youth Jill Baity, Grgorey 1 Veronica carr H0n0re0 On Third Birthday Garden Club to Entertain ' November ' I Group '" Sfate Hosptta DEPENDABLE ••• Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, son, Kenneth· and David Roush of Akron were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush, Mildred and Dale. Mr. Fisher's mother, Mrs. Alice Fisher of Mmersville accompanied themto thetr home to spend the winter. r' the Athens State llospita! 10 November when the Rutland Garden Club met rec-ent ly at tb h e orne of Mrs. Virgil Atkins. She was assisted by he>· moU1er Mrs F nk H ll"d , . ra a 1 ay. M~s. Clarence Murray , new preSident. conducted the meetlng. Mrs. Robert Jewel presenled the devotional period and roll call was answered with in· aacllcldes. New program book· lets also were distributed. The <iub also planned to prepare Christmas centerpieces lor the LINDA LUU WIIITE . Mr. and Mro. Ara H. Wbfte of Racine are announcing the approacbing marriage of their daughter, Linda Lou, to Ronald T. Holter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas Holter, Racine. Miss Wblte fs a 11164 1raduate of Southern Higll sebool and is now employed by tbe C. and G. Egg Compauy of Racine and as an Avon representative. Mr. Holter fs a 1965 graduate of Southern tligh School and is employed on the Sprlngmore dairy farm. 'l'be open church, double ring ceremony will be betd October ll at z p. m. at the Cormel EUB church. :::-... ~~ ,('-o, ""'.,m, base-'~~ Of PitS "Newest House "Heat,ngln Any Home I J 11Dy Age, Any Deslgl ._ Mrs. Gretta Simpson accomIt In t • mon1, room \ a • panied her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Solon Dut· or uowl•pace undor Hoot. -r To AM '"Oiitt cher to their home in Clevo~aves Valuable Liv~:~~~'\ powb with IIINO.Aif ffliiDfll~ erfut furnace, land recently to spend a week. thg Space. It 's easy _po e~ 1ower and Coleman'• Coolcomf0 "" \ to mstaiJ anywhere exclusJve miracle "Blenders" giYe /ona-Use " all summer Mr. and .\1rs. Rutcher were eu excluSIVe 2~-mch r;~ ~;ompletely new •w•tem of heat· Air duets-w~~ 8/enlj. charging the unlawful furnishBush, Jeff McKnighr, Ronda route home from a visit in West ~ g.ht oves heat new, bette1· way. Bltnd-Ait it Coleman round ducts uve ~ ing of into<icalmg beverages 1o ISlflCl Hudson. Virginia. eostly houn uf inur even heat, such warm floors Com Your C~fs leq to \ stalling time, avoid / pleasa nt comfort we GUAR: lhtn to ., Sent,,. horne JS and !5-year-old girls. Parents attending were Milmest~ing up home." . -JI TEE YOUR COMFORT-with a lew tOOIJlLI'OI Coo/" The grand jury rerommen- 1, dred H•1, .on, Shirley Baity. Le- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford ........., / a $10~0 bo~d! You've never seen dation read as follows: I Ct. nore McKnight, Dreama Smith, of Rarine Rural. called un • .anytbmg hke it-come look ""The September Grand Jury, And1·ea Owens. Celeste Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Crill Bradbefore you buy t111y hea.tina-. 1 1&65, bas considered allength Presbyterian women , Rita Taylor, Thelma Osborne ford and Mr. and Mrs . Herman ! If • The ~-<A:.,. SYSTEM Thor Jltlo• ., Jlae DiHtttnce complaints o( irrtgularities io scheduled !he annual fall her grandparens · · Mr · and Mrs'· Wolfe M recently. d M Fr · M · I Pleasant VBifey Ho•pftal -- ·-·· - ing of District 3 for Melvm Bonecutter; tJer parentts, r. an rs. anc1s orr1~ . · 1 Two Finrd $25 in October II. in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald carr and 1spent a day in Athens wittt 1 Admttted : M r s. Charles .t. .d t M Da isy Frecker the~r rlaughter. Chrisline Lake [Thomas, Pt. Pleasant. LOW COST Th e dIS rtc 1 pres! en • • Cour 1 rg. · were Mrs. Gar- 1, and VISited · · a! the hom• of Mr. o·JSC barged ·. Mrs. Ha r r y ustwe • L W M Lo • ll Sending gilts . JPT. PLEASANT - Isaac AI- ~ th. c1n~re 0 1If ganc ~ 1 setle Chapman rs Elizabeth ' and Mrs. Frank Le.,.is. SavrP. Pt. Pleasant; .James R. bert Wtckline, flt. 5, Jackson,[ 11 be pres~mg 9o -~cer. ole~~ McGuffin :llrs ·Leo~ard Roush Mr and Mrs. Roy Beggs and ~· Batley, PL Pleasant: infant Ohio, rnd Howard Lee Sharp. WI e se~v at . ·3 a. m wJt Brenda We.iga~d and Mrs Ruth Mr. and Mrs. PaUl Beggs of !iOn of Mr. and Mrs. La¥. renee Ashlon, were each fined $25 1the meetmg begmnmg prompt- Carr and Jeff Goodnight He East Liverpool were recent. Mayes, Henderson. and costs on charges of reck· ly at _10 a. m. . . grandmother Mrs C~rr ·is guests of their aunt. M i ~ ~ ~--- ·-- - - - -- less driving when arraigned be· Durmg the_ mornmg sessiOn, the hospittal 'and ~as un' Minnie Harpold and Mrs. Car- l fore Justice of Peace A. M. workshopS wtllf ~ h~_d for a1~ attend. a rie Scarry. I Goodwin. j num_stratJOn, e ows lp, wor Mr. and Mrs. Rowan of PrankOtbers arraigned before Good· . service and program - the four fort. Ina. spent a few days with win were Howard Gordon New- ! ~ene~al depar~ments of the his sister, Mrs. B. M. Ptckens. by, BellE"vue, Ky., fined_SlO and _res yter~an omens Assoc!a· \.... Mrs Frankie Ne igl er spent costs on charge of fa1lure to tlon. Friday with her sisters in have vehicle und_er control. Hostesses will serve l un~hSyracuse. . j 1 Edward_ R_. Javms, Pt. Ple-as- 1eon at 12:30 p. m. for wh1ch .J.Tj Mrs. Mandv Tu<'ker and her'[ anL_ was 'led $20 and L'osts on · there will be a charge ot $1. daughter, Pa~la Johnson of LanGAS FURNACE an mLo_xJcauon charge. An~a Rev. S.. Thom~s Niccolls, the OCT. i easter spent a day with Mr. Mae Htll, Henderson, and W1l- Presbyrenan UmvcrStly pastor Pomeroy Chapter 1113 OES, and M Fr d c dl lt.-="""1! from lwm Reeves. Alhany,d ~ at Ohio University Mrs. rAs.nn Cc.oe went a e.to Col um0 · Franklm h · · ' wtll be the will m..t Tuesday October S hJO, were eac fmed $10 an guest speaker al the att . ., rnoon at Masomc Temple. There will b t nd 1d . cosl~ on intoxieation charges. ! mreling. His topic will center: be election of officers and an- b:Sin~sspe sewra ays on WALL FURNACES "_;::-;,. Maxm~ Watson. Henderson. upon the youth or today and nual dues are payable at this M ~ compact , , .IIVtl was fmed $10 <md costs on their troubled world. meeting. of Cr.ha. hMrs. Lee Jackson f . lliiCilt e were weekend PUT THE WARM ll~in11: SPiel • , • It nd f cchharge · a e ance o Rev.· Niccolls was educated Forest Rose. Council ·· extends 1111 thu Jd o· nonhool . ' Daugh- Vts1tors of her mother. Mrs AIR WHERE I ren m sc · , at Ktrkwood, Mo. scha.:ls and ters or Amenca, IS sponsoring Sybil Miles · 4' into room. YOU NEED IT " a Park College . graouate. a rummage aale OctoberS and Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster and I Americ.'• L.,rgest Selling CiQ., )!:.1. ::\00 is Aske1l in I He IS currently worktng on his 6 a! !he Wayne SwJSher bmld- clilldren of C 1 b th $500 WarrantJ 1 . :;· Boll. On the flow (j,·il four! Action I Master's at Ohio University. mg on Second-s! In Pomeroy. weekend witho ~Z: ~~r:~~~ Mre ,_.WI • ......... 1' . . . . . . PT PLEASANT - A civil . Me>gs Temple PythiBII Sisters and Mr Albert H"U ' . 1 fw , •• _ . . . _ _ .... -=ounterflalf acll(l; ha5 been filed in the[ ASK TO WED Will eyenins at don pulll office ol the Circuit Court styl- PT. PLEASANT - Five cou- the Leg•on hall m Middleport. I room .., In .. e(1 D. ( i . \\'incisor vs. Thomas pies ha·1e made applications AJI Staff and Officers are ref • cal)ltt ol Hunt . 2212 Mt. Vernon Avenue, 1 for marriage licenses in the of- quest~ to be. present for a warra1tl ._......, (ifttui!J It I 1111 ..... Pt PIPt~'iRnf fire of the eounty clerk. p~actice sesSSJon for the disThe plaintiff demands judg- Applying were, Archie Wilson ~convention to be beld In .... I, llllrW I Maybe you are a little short row but will •• tomouw. men! against the defendant m Chipps. 58. West Columbia, and eport October 19. T h 1 · aampll1ttJ have more money later. JUS\ call us for the !!Um of $1300 which is" Lucy Ethel Winebrenner, 52, will be the only practl~ before $200 .. . $300 or more. Repay when you money due the pleinlifl which West Columbia : Phillip Erwin that date, . according to the e Doli ..ro More Warmth tlllotow .... caD, In 6111011ths or a year. These loaDJ are and comfort from fuel the defendant borrowed and Oavts, 25, South B~nd, Indiana, captam, Mro. Griff RillI loti. ........ . . . ftlllonabie in cost and easy on the buclaet, e Compact-Adtlttfailed to repay. A d1vorce order and Janet Lou1se Birchfield, 25. · '- ~ Cll'l' LOAN It Snhop c. ... NNY u roar phoao. "living" space to basematl was filed h. the Circuit Clerk's Henderson; Hugh Gar Ian d OCT. 8 ~~~~~- I I I 1'1 e Easy To Install with Gffice g '"<~nting a divorce to Leorh. 22, Pt. Pleasant. and Pomeroys Shakespeare club prtMDt duet1, or e!Chuift Geraldme ~orvell from Carl Penny lane Ha yma n, 18, Point will meet Wednesday October 6 Blend-Alr pipe oyolem. NorvPII. Thr plain! 1ft was ahm l Plea.sant: Homer Robert Beck· ~t 2 P· m. at the home of Mrs. Size• for every home. granted care and custody of ' lhetmer, _25. Columbus. Ohio, A. Hennessy. their two ch ildren. and M:manne Phyllis Yanku- The Amateur Gardeners clubl 1 POLAR PRINCE AIR CONDITIONING Mly Be lov, 22_, Columbus: Roy Joe Fox. of Middleport will meet Wed29. Cltflnn. and Nonnie Louise nr iay evenmg, Oct. 6, at the Added To All Central f Roush, •B, !'lew Haven. home of Mrs. Bruce Lloyd at a Helling System• with ' · - - P- m. Mrs. WlUiam Slater No Special Additions. on Tmk or Treat night. J>ro. is lll< assisting hostess. Annual jc_cls were discussed and plans dues are payable to Mrs. Lloyd, d ~o~.ere made to v1s1t the Evans trea~urer. An mteresting pm.h d , h M R 1 · . ' an an Bak.mg company ·m Gailtpotis, M rs.T 1r .ar _ ~ug gram has be en planned for this 1 1 rs . rae; ann mg. co-lead- Sundav Oct 17 loll · s meeting of th ers for their Brownie Troop, day SclJOol. · · ow>ng un- Aspecial m:.::"w Yr'"J;;, met wtlh the lroop Sat urdav M V . ng O offiat the Middl,·port Roadside rs. aughan conducted the cers and committee members .k d . lnvesture ceremony for Kathy of the Pomeroy Elementary Par k for a h1 e an w1ener B k · PTA · roast. Jaber. Brenda Smtth and Penni Oc bew>ll be held Wednesday. b . . o nson who were unable to to r 6, al 7:3(1 p m at the . Durmg 111e us1ness meetmg b -ClOOLNOY,PAYI.ATEil .... sch · · MRI'tOM.T ()' plans were made tenl<.~ tivc-ly fo; . e !")resent for the service held ool, to plan for the Halloloaded Llat H ll b m the summer. ween party Pdaft.. 110. Iii - ......... - • 8 ,, • Cllldllletftifte. a owee~__l'ar 1Y_to_~_he_~ Attending the hike andpicnie The Chesler Garden Club lair·CoollBUY NOW were " thy Baker, Mary K. will moet at the home of Mr. si" Cole~n•• UOI Helps Solve 3 Biqqest Gallagher. Tammy Hoffman. and Mrs. Purley Karr WednesAND SAVEl _,_2.maP. Kathy Harris, Juli Hamm, Me- day evening, Oct. 6th at 8:20 linda H11mpltreys, Cindy Glaze, p.m. Worries ond Problems Chery l Hanning, Leslie Ingles, OCT. 7 A li ttle FA8TEF:I'H sprlnk.lt'ld on Brenda Smith a-nd B-e u The Past Chiefs of Magnolia :rour den turf's doeB uti ttai3: ( I) HelJ)II hold ral.'!e teeth morenrmlyln ph•r~ Cheryl Hanning. Leslie Ingles, Temple Pythian Sisters will (2) Holds thPm more com rortatJiy : (3} Lets you bite up to 3:'1-;o hardP~ Penni Johnson, Marlene Nelson. meet Thursday evening, at lhe 1t'ltbo11t ti(S('Omfort.. f'ASTP.:F.TU Powdt-r lj~ alkalinP !non-8r.ldl.Won"t Brenda Smilh and Beth Vaugh- home or Miss Thelma Grueser, 10\lr. No gummy. !!:O()('Y. pll,qt.l' tasu- on. Committee members as- with Miss Lena Grueoer as roCIIJ'feellng! Avoid embflrra.'ll\nwnt . Ql' t :rASTEri'H at all drug conntPr ~ sisting were Mrs. Norman hostess. The Catholic Women's club of the Sacred Heart church will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in • Dries In 20 minutes sanctuary, for rosary service. • Withes bright and Following the service, the regu. new for years lar meet1ng will be held In the WARRANIY IIOIID • In fresh soft pastel church auditorium. colors The Rock Springs Grange will : , . , .•• I M meet Thursday at 7 p.m. for a potluck dinner, followed by the Yot1'11 have twice the fun of decorating because · ' regular meeting and program. '""' ................ , .... UIUtlr ... Members are asked by the lee. you do it so well • •• so quickly with SPRED ' ., .._._ ....... n• fiMr .,._. lurer to bring their baby pteSATIN. flows on smoothly with brush or roller. lures. -~-.. i'J . ... Dries in minutes .•• has no irritating fume5 or Members of the Middleport ~--~ e ........... - ...... Jolly Bunch Sewing Club will odors.. And you have the clean, fresh look of meet Thursday evening, Oct. 7 newly painted walls for yea~ at the Middleport Gas offiee T.yToclay! fur a demonstration given by Miss Betty Newton. "M!e moettng will begin at 7:30 p.m. and members are to invite guests. BUILDERS SUPPLY Women Plan D' • 3 · EVent 0 II J s_ Au;/ I radiates and circulates COMFORT 1 i: bie to! ' I( ' I ~~~·~·~;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;. TIDE OVER CASHj •1 Floor Furnaces _ .. ..... ...... - ..._........ ........... ... ... ...., .. , -..................... -- .......,._........ ....." Coleman :r Hike, Wiener Roast Held by Brownie Troop l e _, . .,..,. .....,_ . . .,..... , 1·-____.,_...._ c.,, b c•••••• .., ___ .., r:..~,; • .......... .......... __ ... . -. . . . _... --1 ........... ..-......... .. .. ;e•' Chase Hardware ·~'::'...,•a•-• ~ . Humphreys, Mrs. William Ingles. Mrs. Vaughan and Mra. Hanning. Guests were Bill and Don Vaughan, Chris and Marty lnile• and Beth Hanning. KING N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. ~w~r br Gerat~:ne Crystal $1795 • one glass with 7 gallon gasoline purchase Here's another quality premium offer by your Good Neighbor Asbl•nd Oil Dealer. You get one 12-ounce, crystal cut glasa FREE with every purchase of 7 gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline. These heavy,base beverage glasses will add to the attractiveness of your table setting. And they're ideal for use when entertaining. Start now to collect a complete set of gla•ses at Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealers displaying the "FREE CUT GLASS" sign. • Offtr expires NovemNI 30. ISff All Sizes Including English Bicycles and Dragsters Enroll Now For Fall Night Querter Dlplom1 Coune• e Secntarlal elluL AdmlnlstraHon OIL PRODUCTS eGentrll Offict Nw Nlghl Quertw ...,... Ocra•tr II For Cat•l• end Inform" _ tlon, e~lt, wrlllor ... I.IWPCIUS HAIOLD CHASE, MGR. COMPANY I DUDLEY'S Bniness Training Means BeHer Jobs! l llttl.,_..,.,..,.,..,.,,. ,••...lltll,.... , l HUFFY BICYCLES FALSE TEETH "lunch-pail right"/ I Just Received I New Shipment I LUNCHEON MEATS I KARR & VAN ZANDT in • I 1 i SPRED SATIN MINUTES ... enjoy it tor YEARS! FLORIST 1 1 1;~:::::::::::::::::: AppJy I I SPECIAL ~otor, a~tomati~ •n- 2 r 88 HOLIDAY COU E ..._ oil furnace ~ I Davis-Kegley Vows Taken in E. U. B. Church 1 • ~ 1 • KI"G EDWARD" ~et:t Tu~ay ' • ... • I All NEW . • •I Our Weekly Trim Wall 1 I llospi laf News at PHONE WY2·2511 LAY AWAY YOURS FOR CHRISTMAS AM 0 HG OIL A RIPINING COMPANII MOORE'S POMROY PHONE WY 2·2848 ' e ·••.> ...... I ~ rr>uoiiv;s. . . 1 I 1 --- - 1 1 Central Heating for add-on room or whole house SO' 'IAL CA I ['N DAR 1 ha_. em. ,.,.u member WON reminded to bring at the ColuJTtbus and Southern of the International League. wrapped gi fts to the next mce~ Ohio Electric Company with PISTUNS SIGN BUNTIN ing. Miss Nancy Efaw, home econ- DETHOIT (UPI) - The Detroit Pistons of the National Mrs. Charles Foley presen~ omist. conducting the session. Ba8 ketb 11 A 1 r '1otlda) ed the program material on The menu prepared consisted ad thssoc a ton m . . . announce e slgDink of ""SystemJCs," giving a report o1 peach topped b!scuJts, scra111c No. 1 draft choice Bill B:uotiO!, on modern pest control methods bled eggs, oatmeal, and hot 18 center from the 'u · erslt used to fight pests and disease chocolate. ruv Y in plants. She reported that new The second session was held discoveries in chemicals used to Monday . October 4 at the same trea t plants for insects and dl- location with the troop memseascs will change the methods bers assisting in the food prepused by arhorists. nurserymen, oration under the direction of flori sts and horliculturalists. It Miss Efaw. The menu included ha s been found that chemicals frozen peas. baked corn, sevoncan be absorbed into the roots up burgers and carrots. Miss ., and leaves of plants and sent Efaw also demonstrated cwk· ....... IIOUIII.JIIlnJOIIIIIHIOIHtOIIIIIIIIttlllltUI into sap streams in sufficieet ing by electric range. Comes To The . .. amounts to kill insects feeding Attending were Anita Fultz, on plants. Linda Cochrane, Lu An BIG BEND AREA She also stated that Leonardo French. Kathy Moore, Teresa : lh Vinc1 com:eived the idea of Nicinsky, Debbie Majot, Mary i'Ontrolhng pests over 450 years Br<tdMry, Joyce Riley , Kayte l ago. She ;1 dmonished amateur Hussell . cmd Brenda Edwaards. NOW OPEN ~.'lrdener~ to bewnre or insectiOn A cide::; bec<.~use ot the tox ic poiVISITING PARENTS sons present. Researchers arc Seaman apprentice Robert W. LIMITED BASIS uptomistic about the (; hance of Rteffy. is visiting his parents, finding a cure for Chestnut Mr . and Mrs. R C. Steffy. WATCH FOR OUI blight and the Dutch Elm di· Rt. 2, Pomeroy, after completGRAND OPENING sease. ing basic training at the U. S. FollowinR the meeting the Naval Training Center at Great hostesse~ served ct dessert Lakes, Ill. He will leave Oct. i ~.:ourse with mints, nuts, tea I 12th for Bainbridge, Md. where 1 and eoffec to seven members . h~ h_a!=. 'been enrolled in Class A , nnct one assoC'iate member pres· HadJOman school. ent. ----- - - - 59 N. Seconct Ave. Barron , Mrs. R. Bruce Unroe, "SCOTT" WATERS James ScoU l\'aters is thr Mrs. Arlen F. Martin, Mrs. BerMIDDLEPORT, 0. three year old •on of Mr. and nard T. Wallace, Mrs. John .C Smith . Mrs. Thomas D. S•un· Mrs. James E. Waters of 32 DIAL WY 2-5560 S. Pembroke Ave., South I ders and daughter, Mrs. Frank Zanesvllft. Grandparrnts of I __ E. Kirby and •on. usrott" are Mr!!. Anello Sa· i Enlt>red Ho11pital bo of Glousttr and Mr. and i Per'io ns t•ntl:ring Holzer HosMn. Pete H. Waters of South I pita! during the last 24 hours in- 1 Zanesville, formel' residents ol eluded: James Saunders, Jr., ' tbe pomeroy area. Great i 706 Fifth Ave.; Mrs. Isaac H. grandpar.ent" are Mrs. Cia- I Sheet~. 244 F'ourth Ave .; Bar· n Frazaer of Glouster and bara E. Gay, 102 Kineon Ave. Mrt. Anna Stiles of Sou t b I Mr,. Foster Champer. 265 Sta;~ Za116vlll•, formerly of Thorn· St. ; Mrs. Paul B. Fraley, 191 •• Fork ;Pomeroy I. Other Adelaide Dr.· Mrs . Wilham E retadves ol the Pomeroy . V.mton • , Adnan . C. Bur-· . M•r- p ett tey, D I M Edith ea are rs. av s, rs. h K G d Ml · H Ito M H g er, 10 ran e; Mrs. Homer nme aze n, r. arry E. Morgan, Rt. I Gallipolis; Snyder and Mrs. Helen Fell. , Cl arence R. Has h, Rt . 1 It1rs. I Vinton : Mrs. James K. Adams, 1 Rl. 2 Bidwell ; Linda S. ~·ase·Y. I I , Rt. 2 Gallipo liS ; Elza ! tlidwell; Mrs. Ernest F. Flack, I Ht I Northup: Mrs. Samuel J. • Juniper, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. On Saturday, September 25 Frank E. SISson, Pomeroy; Lew•t 10 a.m. at the Enterprise is C..Johnston, Rt. 1 Minersville; E.U.B. Church, Pomeroy, Bar- Mrs. Neal Jeffers, Dexter; Mrs. · 1ra Joyce Davil! eldest doUgh· Ray F. Allen, Ironton; Roy E. ter jl Mr. and Mrs. William R Baker, Logan, 0.; Lowell W. V-8 trans., brakes, rwer Davis, (former residents of Dickason, Rt. I Jackson; Mrs. like Pomeroy, became the bride Robert C. Ankrum, Hut,ting- IJ steenng, radro, beauttful2 tone pamt set off ol Elwood Howard Kegley. mn 1on, W .Va; Wilham C. Rapp . new while sictewnll tires. tinted glass and ba"{' up ol '\llr . '~no Mrs. Elwood Keg· I ironton : Cer!l s. . . uin, Jackson· lights. ley, Georgetown, Ohio. i Mrs. Bessie C. F'erandez, Rt~ Olnciating at the double-ring I Soulh Puint: Rmda Ann PinK- I 1 ~~remony was the Rev. MrnzL'I ernuw . Ill. K1tts Hill . ! Smith. Birlhs I' The ~ride WII.S attired in a I Mrs. ~~r<.~nk E. Sisson. Pomebt>ll ~s haped dress ol white br11- '~ :·oy, daughter, 10 .17 a.m . MonGMAC Financing Avellable ca~e, with which she wore a i day; Mrs. James K. Adams, Rt. damty leal necklace, a gift of 2 Bidwell , son, 6:08 p.m. Mon· the groom. She carried a hou- d"Y· que! qf red rosebuds on a Wilile Discharged prayer book. Clarence G. Stephens. George Viola Kay Dnvis, who serv- Anderson. Mrs. Robert Wheeler, er her sister as maid-of-honor. Harold McAfee, Donald L. Spen· Cadillac - Oldsmobile was attired in yellow and car- cer, Mrs. Blanche Nibert. Dway· "You'D ute Our QuaJlt)l Way •f Doing Buslnt!JI" ned a yeUow carnation bouquet. ne Ho•Jck, John H. Jenkins, John Yates of Jackson served Clyde A. Linton, Mrs. Grady L. WY 2·5342 Po~neroy Ohio as best man. ' Twyman, Charles Alexander, For ber going · away outfit I Homer C. Moore, Orville L. the bride chose a dress of mint· ~reen silk, and wore the rosebuds from her bridal bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Georgetow• high school. The groom, also a graduate or Georgetown high school, recently completed service with the U. s. Marines. l'ollowlng a brief honeymoo!l, the new Mr. Blld Mrs. Ke-gley are resldtng with hia parents in Georgetown uotD completion of their new home in Kentucky. 1 I 1 - . ~- Club ol Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie recently were Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCormick and son, Patrick, Qf Columbus. Other guests on SUnday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and children, David and I carol, Pomeroy. 1 u· R 1 UD PEIIIIUG NEW YORK IUPIJ-fll ufrand Yast Ylllktel MIM~,.,~~~ tbird next season'• roster llld Plans were made to enter- Athens hospilal during t h e Girl Scout Troop 185 held its ouUielder Aruro LopezTolediol 1~ln the Good Luck Garden holidays in December. E" c h I first eooklng session Sept. 'l1 catcher Doo Edwards to Mr. and Mrs. Melvn Mcenzie of Los Angele::; called on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenZie and other relatives recently. M. PL>:ASANT - The Sep- · the recent Mason Iowa el..,. Glrlso' Troop 185 Taking C00k'mg Lessons Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. s,ti811-D I' • • • �.. ... ..... ...,. - .... ~ .. ,. ....... ~ ~ . ~ ~ ..... -· ., .,. -...-· \1 . . ..... ... . .. . ' ... . .... .... .. · ·· t•.......... . - '/ , .. ~ .. • • • , • • • •• 41' .... ~ --•·w..,. .... - - ·••i • · " .· • .. '' ~· I I, \ • Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct.__5,l965 WANT AD eept u modUied berelnartu. 1..,.-----,..--- - - -- --------I' For Sale Rent For INFORMATION OP =N==FURN==t"s"'H;;E;;D" ' h-ouse 6 rooms 500 LB. STEER and a good U ...,,,, gara'ge. Nl'cel family milk cow. Rolland!' 1 S 1 R 1 d Ohl ball' .$6" and J t th ear es, Ulan , 0. 5 oca lon. a mon ; sewM 10·5·6tc age paid. WY 2·5434. ----- · ·- -· · __ , FUEL OIL heater, 60,000 BTU 10 5 61c - - - - - -- ~-· - - $60.00. Call 949,2811. 1 TWO apartments in Middleport 1 JO 5 lte 1 f . hed 'th · . ' One 5 rooms un urms WI , PERFECTION FUEL oil stove j fenced yard. Other 3 rooms , 65 000 Bm. Bottle gas ..-okl ,u u furnis'led on grouud noor 0\U i sl~ve Small gas beater Port660 10 2 6tc • . • Wy 26 . able inter-room l)'stem. I B&UUU.f1UNII 1'blo Publl11her ~ tile ftib' -., IIIII on ,..,_ u:r IWIP dl"'"ell n ' . .,.,lnn•h~e r.rool'l' •floulll 1M' ftpnrf.,! 1mmlll1t••••• nM pull lf~h,., ..wtU nn1 ..,. re•pnn~lllll ten fDONI '-'IIJI ,.,. ·-~ ln,.erf.lon THE LONl;SWORTil INsulatau. Drilled well -...aand good IIJring, large giUVUU, AvailNov. 7. ponie!. Call Esther . i . n, mbina! 10 . ca per rree c - - - - - - - - ---'P Phone WY 2-3575 ai!Pr 5.30 CASTLE lw L-.a AUTOMUBD.....E wurance beeD p. m. tfc 1959 50 x 10 o IJCU"' 9 21 caacelled? 1..osf ,-wonT opera· room trailer, automatic wash-w· 1 licenleT Call Wl 2-i!'l66 1st FLOOR furnished 4 rooms er and air conditioning. Mar· ••"'and bath, mOOern apartm~nt. sh·•ll M•M•illion Ma W u II.UNC w. son, . 10 4 6tp ' Va. U 14 e 1958 10 X 43 Gre>at Lakes tr3il-- --- ~ $2 ouse on But- er, ~.00. . M. A. Hall, lernut Ave C·•" WY "5127 Reedsville Ohto · 10 'I• IfC ••· A 1 C Porn· uu II' • • • .LUDUf8DCe gency,• "'1. n ., ur t 10 tJc MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, 512 eroy. Phone WY v..vo ~ 1 Uc 1HHH:E and 1om r&'l'b furrq<::DfE. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. ===;;;-lnsurlnce OOM GRANGE iNsURANcE.~Miiilea 6 R BR " ,_ [CI( h- Gond w<tns. $795 r - - - - - -, - - ., - d 118 ::~~n o~ ti.rea. Clean intenor. Rawo an heat- pomeroy Motor Co• OPEN EVES. 9.·00 p .rn. u . . ...,_ DI •• "w,-, CIIIIO ' I 1 , .. 3tpj''~~~~;;~~~;.~==~~~;:~;~;~=~ STEREO Rad 10 Co 10 · - 1. Longsworth West .t noon Or .ght. or Roher! BeautifuJ wAWut_ eonsole. Has .[fer 10 at nl Hart for appointment to Sf'e AM and FM radi o, and Iour the propert • :lc . speed changer. 4 speaker ==;,~~Y___10 2 JOUDd 1ystem. This ts a 1965 · FURNJSHED 3 room apJrtmPnt od 1 U ed n1 4 ~Lohce ' . 0 y moDul:li. 1 m e. 5 N ---==-~ --ground floor. 165 s r mnr Full balance due $86.00 or pay WEEKEND REVIVAL I aurel 1\liddl 11 WY 2·.1 1~ . . . ' ' eport. j $1.25 per week. Try it in your Chff f'ree MethodlSI chun·h, I tk home. CaU WY 2-65 55. 10 1 I Ot·t 8 - 10, 7:30 P· m . ea(' h 1 - . ,- . 9 28 6tc ~vening. Hev. Paul V. Rtre, MODERN 2 .. ~room •l rl,\11 .strtcl Supt. and rnent, auto_mahc heat. Re !t·r- CHH ISTM AS TREES: Sheared former Dl DOW Pastor of the Cambridge ences.>).,/!too 5 miles N. of Pomer 0~ <tnd spran•d. to Scotch WY ch andf AUS· 1nan . 25 ·000 10 1 11c church as evangelist. Every~ ~:70. oose rom: Twdlln Tree Farm, Wells· one welcome. Eugene Gill, 7 ROOM HOUSE and bath. 1 0 pastor. 10 5 3tc garagt, big garden, $40.00 tun, 'lro Ph . 3B4;:: 7 ~· ltc -HT salely Wl'lb month. Call_ after 5_ o'ck_ok GEBT'S d LOSE~ WEIG Dex-A-Diet Tablets. 0 0 1Y 4th st., Racme, Ohio. CJJI · , 1'1 gay girl - rea Y Wl 9-2726 10 1 6t lnr whirl alter l)eaning 98e at Sta.rk'l Phannacy. • C • carpets Wtre. i 21) 60lp TRAJLEH LOTS ~ RW H I V.l(h . Blue h $t ==-:--o=-=-;;-~--;;;-:c:' f'nt r ectrtc s ampooer • , ...,., 1,000 s&H GreeD Stampo ap and n ter . BfOWD I uatl 8i.Jker Fumtture, Middleport. F REE How? For Vlewmg the new er Part «State Approved I lO t 6tc •~---m. Obi ...._. W\ Compact Vacuum Cleaner lD IILIIIIIOI.o.,.u.m, ·a, I"'IJUUIII 1962 VALIANT housetrailer 10 your home Phone Parkers- 1-3324. 1 15 ttc x 50, two bedrooms, 'ean , "62 II t burg, 48 ~ o !"C • HOUSE FOR RENT, 4 rooms Chester WS..2352 or 985-2353. 9 8 30lp and bath, 16M Lincoln Hgts. lD 4 6t Middleport, WY 2-;}H74. 9 1960 Ford 4 Doo 10 I 3tp COWS or -- $1095 9 Pass. 6 cyl engine, 4 Speed trans., good lires, radto. Heater. White and turquoise finish. Real ec.'OilOllll)'. WAill 12 = 1961 Gf88R bFler . COrYIIr . W190ft Ohio. W a.Mil. chicken house and pastW'e for or able VB eaaine. Std. trans. Good tires, white finish. Spotlesa cleen red interior. Radio and healer, ---. MoRNING beating stove, 11,000 BTU. Call after 1 r..., m. &UIOUII ••--- '1'13-5712. ,, 1962 Chevrolet lmpelil Cpe. ----- $1695 RC.A.How::!.~-~-~~ er~t.wna ...c Home- Motor Co. OIIA lfTY' A stead on Racine, R. D. Route. 1 I er. land, A 61h room house With b<tlh, wly UC'--u .&n .. ~rated, oil furnace. ne Pomerov !SIGNS For S.le· The lndtvtllllal Demand t-t uello metel't'd nnlce lhall H det..,-nlne4 .eparateb'. The lndlvlduJII Demand ahaU be the Meuul'ed Demand where the eonrlected 1o111 OD • met.red eenlce In 11!11(.'the ('11 conlle(lted of twenty load l2Q) klloYo"attl;\I where twenty (3()) kUowattl or ~e ... ,,h. Individual Demand may be determlned, at the Company'~ option, a. the Mea•ured Demand e.tabU•hed bY contlnuou• meaaurement or by periodic te.t. ur from " the E•Utnateo Uelllllncl derived tne c011.nected load. Meuund Dtmadd.l, fdlher by permlll\lnt lnetallltion ot I demand met•r or bJ periodic w.s1, 1h1U t1e a.. !ermined In accorUance with tha Company·• •tandard practl~e• and. exeept In unusual cue•, 111111 be the maxornum 30 minute intesrated auowatt demand recording uf an \DI.I!KratM inJ demand meter, or the hiehut """,trauon a thermal type per· de. m•n meter.ofdurln1 the blllln1 Re-' 8j bt...,. • • • for Slle t:.elt/11' • - - - 1 - - ......._..~_ ~ ...... '"' A ~f..b... ....,,, INCOME PROPERTY - Two story frame Duplex, !) rooms, bath and 3 rooms , bath. Both aparlmtntS furnished ' . 30 d ay CO lDr rlftH, Shempoo & set .. $3.50 p h $7 50 ermanen,. . . • up We Sell and Service w•'6'" and -.uo- corner lot. Gross income '127 per motnh· ., ~. 000· MIDDLEPORT - Two story frame, 5 rooms, bath, small b ck Marie's Style Post asement, front and ba porches, gas heating. $4,000. :U. 124~· o': Ul7l ROUTE 143 - 77 acres , 25 I'~=-~~:'"'~~~'==""='""':' eultivated, balance pasture I IIEA.TING, PLUMBING. Rural and WoodS, good siJ room [Joxo) BoUle Gas. Arnold Broframe homo, ba~ front tilers, 818 E. Mam' Street porch, bam , c orn en'b , 0 tber p f Z2 U omeroy. C' buildings $6 500 00 · • · · AU_......,_.. ALBERT M. OOX, SALESMAN .A.-:=~=wY %-3831 WY t-3138 ~aaa-- - · 10 li 3tc Crt« BratHonl w···-- W-'~ - · Co.......... ....., rnr11111 U u . .w 'IN'\R S I E .,. L' I ~v A ~ : 1\rtU IDCO n Hgts. A. BRADFORD 4 room bath, basement, gas Ra-'- ~~ toa~~St VIlli! furnace. Aluminum storm win1 1 1ft dows and doors. Carpet.mg and drapes. CaD be financed. AIJ. OONDmONING, Reh1gel"' 0 .,...,._ WY 2-2293. 10 5 tfe ation uervice. Jark I ......... oe.,atlon, New Haven. ~ HOUSE FOR SALE ftJ 2-3537. 4 1 tfc Modern Ranch Style. Beautlful locatiGn on top of amall bill f.aCJ'ng State Bt'ghway Garage on RoU~.<;~ '" 7 Wit· h good road to mew ,_ higbwav. Four bedr....,.....• livina vvo-o-, .. d1n.i.ng. " family, kitchen, break· tu•.., Pay, l mald '.!1, Utill'ty and AID &hop. Three baths, cerarnio tile lUll and wall to wall carpet on O.oors. About two-t.b.irdt of boUH is paneled in mah""""'"Y II! ""les 111-rvlce .._ ~ ~ and Walnut. Air conditioned. targe patio and double earport. On I eFita Almost "'-- Car ot 200' :r 390', Hay be seen lli"T~J' b.J appointment only. c. IV 'AUTO MARl( ed ad uafwultbed apart. WY 2-2975. Write or stop in f Wanted To Buy meo1l. WY 1-6434 lJ I tfc or our free catalog and moo~ ey saving home ownership GLOOD CLEAN, Ginseng-- and TWO BE DROO~ bo~ on LincolD Hgts b h k tch program. 9 22 30tc: yellow root, no stems. Gin. ·• Ire • 1WY en, BU+ -1 "51.., GREEN BEANS and Tumipa. he. tomatic g .. 1 seng, $27.00 lb. yellOW root, "" u u" · $2.00 lb. Junk car batteries, 8 20 c Bring containers. $1 a bushel. First bouse below Ravena140 each. Clean copper, '!lc lb . FOR SALE wood Ferry. Jobn Cleek Pr~ .Bring to Jack11 Gun Ex· --t Pho VI 3-2693 PRIC RE eTraaaferable WbeD change, Henderson, w. Va., AUCI'ION - Saturday. October per y. ne . E DUCED You 8-de ...... _ 9 12 30 m l ha b ght ~ 27 l2ta Write: tlo The o.n, Sentinel UG 'VCIJII on Saturday's or mail to: D. ' : p. ·. ve ou lox "6, \". Va. t,he Henry Z~lhe~ home iD POTATOES, beans, bringown 661-H Pomeroy, o. eGuarlhteed 24 months s Oh t f FOR SALE·. 4 room bo.... Wl'th H. Roe. Box .n .. 10 5 3tp yracuse, IO, JUS 0 t COntainers and pick beaD!! for ....,... Of 24,1)00 mileS -:-::::::::::=--::--7C"---:Slate Route 124 and will sell • balh, full~sized basement. Fuel e Most Popular Uru'l -AN.TIQUE Furnt'ture, dis"-, •1.00 bu. Clarence ow the following personal propPorUand. VI •r~ ~". Proffitt, oil heat. Lot 100 :a: 100. Don !' In tb U• S.A misceII8Deou!l. cau Or write: erty, most Of WhiCh formerly 8 · t 17' tfe Goodnite, Hartlord, W. Va.. Mrl. Howard C'«fl. Ul Main St., Pomeroy. W~ ~~~~~~0~ s!· ~g:~r. SEWING macblnet. repalr ser- 882-2369.~ 9 29 fitp "'ce, aD -··- WY OII'IOA LAND FOR SALE suitable for ~ ~ 'lbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. building. 4~10ths of a mile Authroized Singer Sales and from the Pomeroy limits. Ph. e---:. WY ·I 0!018 9 ~ 61 I ~KniCe. 3 29 tfC .....,, · 1A1 p 33 [ H 2 b VENETIAN BLINDS and re- 1 acre arm. ouse. arns. CONDITIONING I $ OO 340• ln&tllltd 81 aettnar'5 tbe Me•!lund Demand may be deter· mined by app.roprlate meterln1 equip· ment dl!liinetl to meuure ruu, thti lmPlO~t DemanllR of tiUCh dem~m.b. Where Meas· tured are determined by POrlodic te.t, I Mea!IUred Demlnd 10 delernnned 1hall conllllue In effect unUIIIU})ebeded by a lllb. .q,uent telt. llli!Umatad •haD beload. determl..oed from Demanruo the ~on.aeeted on AN OR.DINANt:E ll.EPKALlNO OJU>IN· ANCZ NO. 81:1 AND CONTilA.CTING WITH COLUMUUS AND SOUTHJr.RN OHIO ELE<.TRIC COMPANY, rrs SUCCESSORS ASSIGNS, TO LIGHT THE AND STREB:J'S, .u.L&'M'S. LANES AND PVBLlC PLACI.S IN THE VILLAGE OF .IIIDDLEPORT, PROVlD'IRp foR THt FIXING OF THE &A.TE8 TO BE CHARGED FOR sucu smRVICES. AND PROVJDlNG FOR THE HANNER OF PAYUNT THEREI"'R. BE rr ORDAINED BY THE COVNcn. OF TliE. VILLAGE 01<' MIDDLII:PORT, STATE oF OHIO: SECTIONOhio 1: That Columbu. an« Bouthern £J.ect.rk: Compii.D)' <hereinafter caJJed "Company'"), Ia hereby ve.teu wiUI \be rtllbt '- IIJJ1~ wtth eJectrlcuy, t1te 1treeu, anen. lane~ and other publle plae• lD u. !i:!~'ecar1~M~~~=~~~~C:.~: :"J: lleNII.natt.r "' forth. For 111t1 1erv1ce11 U\e COJniNU\J lhlll haNe the rliht to chart• and re~e·v• from the MunlciP&Uty, the Municipality II bound andand Obii.IIDI.etl to PlY to the I.:OmPIIDJI for llld Hr· vices duri.DII nld period, tn llcl·ordance with the followtnl Schedule ol Hate': RATit FOl IJTIIIIEIT LIOMTtNO 1 eaeb tnd1Yidu•t meLtrett ten"le• u lluetl on all n)j,ht burntn , avery fellow: du othoun the pu year, year. or approxomuel, J'lnt D..D00 watta at IIU per cent. 40UO All fixture• 111 0 Ne•t 8.000 0hJ' 10.000 w1tlll Wall.l atJ\so70per ....,,.cent. cent. mounu WISe llaJo d". WO" ' I'D 1U unlua other ___ ....... month No., Size In Lum1n1, 'i')'pe Rite .L..., llu.lmum Capaclt.JID IDJ ldlaU bOt bfl lHI than the mlnlmum Per Lamp Per Year: ::!"'!r:1:::,a~tr~L.aD.Y, IJIICifiad La tt~O:O- 1.000, ona Type nature.. ai :._ uou. Opea Type Fbturee. MINIMUM CMAiiiOI ·· · · · · · - *·50 • Tbe Minimum M.onlhly Ctiarie lhall 2D - 1.000, GIUI .EncioM!d Fl:dura M m ao.75 pJua UD Juo per tllow•U on Metel standard~. 145 .00 . per month appltld. to a Maumu..m SECTION J: SUbJ~ct to the Prevll C.paelty equl\llie.Dt to 10 par cut tou of SecUoa &'of lhil Ordinan«t. of tlle mater of (I) the b!Jhat Mu- payment. for Ute 1 treet 11111 un 1 ver: hilum CapleUy prevloWIIJI ..tabllllh· \'lee fu.r:a.labed hereunder b> lh 4d durlq the term of tha nrvlee Company t-o Ute Kuntctpa 11 t7 , 11 ~ eqntract or (b) u. apaelty require- be mada montllll' in aco::or<lan~ wltll menu "' the eonmcL eon.umer .. apec:Wed bUY nooerM therefor by ttte ~:om1.11 the aemce Jlan1, naeb PIJIMDtll to be merte on or befor. tbe lot.blhllt dQ m of Whldl the month RVIe& AND CONTRACT aut nceeeo,1jq the PROVISlONs aervtee wu fUrDIJlled. aoc1 m Lila Eacb eeparate puiDt of deHt'ef'7 event that the HunleJpallt.y lhall fall ot nrvtee bJ oDI or mon Keterea co mau a.at4 moath.JJ Plll.DIDt •hen period of tlm• .. ee!;ki:.c!~ blUed WL4u • 11puate ""'M contract. .,.onll' one Metared &ernoe of eactll pe, II lo Yoltageo lnd Phua. wiD be JUpplled to a e0111umer under tbta Schedule at oae Contract toea. Uon. Wbere \WO or mon __ _._, are aupplied to a coDIUmer ............. et one contract J.Aeatton l.ll.d '""'-•· ...... wtth· lB u.e lbnitatlou abo.,• •t.a~e<~, ma1 be eombiDild in one Mrvtce eontreet be"~"- ::! ~~!~~He~=---~~u:f:Z at the eouumel"'e option. thl• Scbedule. 01' rna, pnerallJ appJ&. to Wlfh M:alllmum c,.apaelty J'eq\ljremeata of lau Uua kUowat\1, althouJh lcra:er eon- 11111 eable Se.ll.edul& 11 COOIIIIMrll nmer. may. rrom tua• to um., " Ml'Ved Ita PIOYiltolll. Howev· •· whentmcler a eouumer'a MDimua ca_ •zeeec~~ r10 kilowatt~ or the \aJ kilowatt e.aaru •uWilldoa 3),. OliO hoDn t. 4Xe<Mda II.D1' mon~ lc:heclule uao •o& "' a... um~m or a mlnlanua Pf!ltod of tweln ua) :;cttJ :a" moolhL TERM or OONTRAcr n.. term of the eoll&r'lct lor ..,.. "llee 1Uidu' th\1 Schedule 1hall be 11 1110~~ ......... Ill tbe lbllriclaal oontrad wtlb ~ CODIIlmllr, bul 1D no IliaD t1t4 eoatnd tm11 w 1eu N•e tnan 0111 :Veer. &ECnON 1: nat ru rate~ tor electrte ~entce At fclrth in Sel'tlon 1 or thta ONIJJI.IlDCe 1.11.au ~.e ealcul•led u foli&W~: durlnl the t..rm ot thil OrdlnlnCf' the Company will c~leulate forIn standard ele(.'trlc bUll ll!rv1ce lhe Munlcill!o:'ondary ... lll> ,, th! ratet ~~ forth Ia Section 1 of \h>~ orrl!nanct 121 Each month the ComPIIOJ wiU re11der a bill tor 11reet ll,llhtln,ll fterl'Hle In Ule Munlctpallt7 in accor('lan~ with the prCIViBion• of tbe thor-n effective llreel llllhttna: onlinance of the Vurdc\pality (3) Earh mon!h dnrtng the ~enn or thi8 Or•JmaJice. the CompllnJ will nocalculate billt for re~~h1erotlal IIIII f~n· eral ler¥lce - lma\1 - 1eooodary aervlre at the rate• ltt.'t forth tn sectlon 1 M thlti Ot'dinanN> amf'nt1"<1 •n the thl manner •et forth In ~tton e of II Ordonanet ffl The difference between the ~al0 (1J Baell mOIItlt IAilNil CIOOGL. tnd SNUFfY SMITH ,1,()11088 per ee.at lleJ' an.au.m 1....._ l.be dat. ol maturt~ uaw tM d.._ P•ld, aDd l.bould. ltbe MuaJ.clpall:; default in melliiiJ aD1 1arlt. paymeata for • pe.rtod of four ((I monthl then and 1n Utat event tha CompaJ11 llll1 •• time11'""n'" thereafter ......., ,__••"•·H.ldany •t.rett "' .... .._ ..moe ftOIICI; and thereafter watU wllbout web tima u tlle fUll amount durt .. tlaa Compa07 under uae term~ of &bbi Ordinance llll b"• pa14. u. eom. ::;.;;t o= Provided,. howev.a-. tbat . . _.... •han be m1de bJ *h4 01mp - •treet lllhtiDI IIU9ice ~ tor auch pert!Jd Ill wblell .u1 =e•~ dlal:onlinua4 •lllllda itotto. 1 fld~. pro1 SJDCTION J: Tbe Comp1n7 tlhu1n.1 lbe term hereof to illllt 1 dltloaal •treet u1 ht• of the .~d •lze •bove, when to doeJlftifled 10 by nlolution of theautbrotzed Council PI'OY:Ided.. bowoe~er, th•t the •tr•ei Hibtt 1h11ll b~ located wllhln ~ tt of I dlstrlhutJOO circuit of the l:om: P.DIJI OlAd, pro~ld!d, further, tblt nut more than ten uw aaatuon•t lilhl• m.aythebe penod required the t.u1 l'UJ' of of durJnx thi1 ord•••••• The Company 8hall not be required · ~ make ~"Y ellleiUI!ollll ur renew•lt 11 m the eventInthat the ~unoclpJiity In arre:on Jll)'ment tor Mrvlee. l'l!nl1r!re<l. The rntnlmum number of etreet liJiht~ •ball be not teu tbiD the •u•n of the totill number •peelfied a.bove and whene\tr additional 111.11.1.11 ar; ~·tailed, the minJmum DUmber of lilblll •hall be lncrea.ed accordmgiy It a. furlhP.r a•.reed UIOI , .. _ ····mpany_thodl mo~e •tr~t liih~o "::ew tuut1ona, or ch<mxe tn.e type oa 1,z. tUrts to anu(her !ype IPeCif>e4 lbOVI .. nque•te.~ by rt•olullon ot the Council; provided, however, that 1111 actual COlt ul the Company In maklnJ •uch relocation. or ~hanlle ID fi)(. ~Urel, ehau be paJd for by lh .MUillc IJialJty. · SECTION f : The Compln, lhall en. dellVor to furnllb aufflclent eler.trte •nern to .teep llid ltreet lilhlln.l l;amp• nu rnlnJ conunuo111~ durt th Dl.lht st•.oson each and aveo ~ ~ durintl t~rm hereof . ll• 1ornl<h n•• on. u,c lh IIIIJ' ere a failure •atd ener11y lorll more than toan fUrDIIb llilrerate of e .~ ~ m.:,~ = f":_ ty;, :'! "~~~~:: :::r~~r~~. «~~7_:1n:i :'o~tbot 11 ~uru~~n b:~t~w.nlll ~~:~~. o: 1. Sbeiterod woo- ~':r.. ~!~nc~~r:;.r:,' P~r!!:~ I 3:1. Ad· dltlua. to. 19. MoWit l • bill 33. Ship pole oymph JO. Pf!rtodl otti~ 21. Man'• nickname !2. Compan fl. 36. Sandai"!L< ' tr•• 38. Approocb point . LI'L ABNER 41. WU' htrao 34. Fa.t.her 39. Pitcher I I Nonl by Rider I l Haggard 44. CotnpaSI point I toppodhtQ • I mot at 33. Rt~sort 36. Sick 3T,Sberttet, •o. Public proceaaion 42. Ba.rge 43. Swit'tiy 44.Ipomin1 46. Mon unuaual I~n·t DoWN l . SleeveiPsa garment ..A>---~ travetlinq been in Uncle 3. Hu~81 - .. wtll be a kick her! Mo't of her It kina of lnte to IJe o\artinq • vacation trip, 2. Vlktog wagons• Walt? 4.1'ype ••well, at &east. it isn't snow or rain or heat or dark of ntgl\t that's holdina: 1a1m Ill)!- By KING GASOLINE ALLEY olft.IAmprev tiahenn1. Mrs. me-asures DAR,Y CR'l'f'n)QUOTE- Bero'a II'"' to wort It: r' AXYD.La.&.&Xa .. LONOPELLOW One letter limply ltabdl for another In thU A for tb ... __ L' X t · IUilp 1e II u.d 8 ,..., motber, Mrs. Harry Pettit, wbo il Do S t Mrs. tt trona: spen I weekend at the home ol ber daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Hallid ay. 0 D SundaY th ey at· tended the fifty second wedding . anmversary of Mr. and Mr I . Jesse Nelson at Rutland. wu..., lo (.<r the two 0'' etc. Slnfl• I•tter~ trophies, U1e letlJtk ud fot"~M.Uon of the Wi)nJa are Ea.ch drty Ute code Jett.en are different. m. .a. OI~INRTSC THO I ORL J!'UUO D)p.... _ TD a1i : : · Quo- SUO JILII!IV I FUDO KUZ IZ TO o, DICK TRACY ·TD OZIVTOTU8.-Y!ZXI'!S 9-EI-BUT- <I NO IIAOMAN. t--·I'M A 0~ A SORT OF A FEMCE -·-I'M·--A-.t.·•- ------------ Langsville WMPO Radio Society Notes Mr. and Mrs. Carol Pler<t. Sr. went to Clarksburg, W. Va . recently to see a football game between West Minster and Salem College. Their 11011, Davltl. plays left guard for the Salem College team. Otheno maldng the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton of Waverly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce and SOD, Bobby of ColumbUI and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Pierce, Jr. and SOD Kimmey, of Salem Center. Leona Kennedy was admil-ted to Holter hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr bad their children as weekend vlsll-ors. They were Mr. and Mr1. Blair Cadwallader of S.am••. :=et::':O!::t~~~~: ~.!~n~:,:P;~ f:te•. i I '' ~ight 30. M.euure 30. Boat basln 31. Least ~~ - - 11 r :l8. Weighed ll9. Flat- Waneta Radekin. potluck SUpper WaS Served. Jt W88 d&Cided to hold regular meetin 8!1 On the fourth Saturdau....,£d e&Ch I a. I ! II'ONDAY t11RIJ I'IIIDAYs,oo Sign On - Newo b o; lS&ered 8eart "· 6 :W Metgs (;ounty RFO 8 ·25 Paul Bowen, Farm 8'31 News 8:o7 Woatber 7 00 Natlonal .~ewt I :1111 BW Miller Shov 7:30 Spo!U ParMe ~how 7' 35 BiD Miller 1:3~ Picken~ Hardware Thurs.) ITut~ uo Newo 8 BtU Miller Show 8 4S Baker Furniture Show 9 oo Newa v.1111 Colfee wltb Janel IVOO Portraib oi a Patriot lO ll:- Swap Shop 10:30 BlU Miller Bru,ch Show W: 43 Mason Agr. P>vgram !Tuesday) 10:43 Family Woi'SIIlp (1bun.l 1~: 1> A.I>.C. Program (Friday) 11:1111 Newa lUll filly'a Country JUIICUon 11 30 · l'l11y's Country Hymns 12:00 Cement Hlock Newa LZJO Gooasler'a Gues1 Star <Friday) 1~: 30 (.ftrry Alldenoo Show 3, 'II: Jlm Meeo Show U5 Blaettnar Auto Show UO Electric Company Nelli 4:~. J1m Mees Sho" 5·110 ~ews 5:05 Jim Mees Show 5,30 Rtzer's Wealhlr Report li'50 Sports Paraat - fHE -BORN - LOSER I· 00 Sundown Serenade • ,·oo 1 WJEH RADI() Monday Th•ougb Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock SATURDAYS US News in Brief 8,00 Sign On - Newo 7:30 Musical Clock &.30 Happy Valley Boys 7:45 Echoes ol Joy 8:tli Country MUSIC Time UO Ohio Valley News 8:20 Country Jomooree 1: ~ World News Protestant Hour 1' 10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather Pictura 7:30 Sporta Parade 8:16 Mustcal Clock 7: 3S Larry Anderson ShtJW 8:55 Community News w. 45 lt's Music - o\rmy 11 :00 Dutton's and Herna Dairy t:lltl Tallt ol the Town 9:55 Mason County News rop fen Sllow 10:1141 Publlo Service 12:00 News 141:0S Family Worship Hour 12:15 lus1cal lDterlud,141:30 Latchstring 12-!0 Rev Merlin l'aets 11:1111 Newa 1:110 News !1 :05 Morning Melodies 1:05 Jim Mees Show 1except Friday, o:50 Sports Parade Church Bells Ring) I: 1111 Sundown Serenade 11:45 World News 8:45 Sign 011 11:55 Ma901' County News ~l'NIIAYS 12:00 Community News 7:30 Sign On - Arm1 Hour 12:0S Noon News 7:5& News 12,10 Mernta UO Baptist Layman'• Hour 12: IS Mid Day Weather 1,30 Sunda) Show 12 ' 20 BullellD Board t:!O 1be Bible Speak• to You 1VI5 News 0 Grams 8:45 Legislative Report ~:30 Couo!J Agent 10 tx; The Good t.ite li:U Colllllry Go Round tO' •• (;ongressman Moeller 1:5& News Beat 10:30 The Country Hymntimen l: 00 Country Go Rolllld 11:30 The Qwet Hour l:5S Newo Beat IUD News 3:110 1\lid Way Matinee 1%:15 The ChrtsUana Hour S:&!i News Belt 12:30 The Rev. Merllr Teele t:OO Dlsclng With Don 1:30 The Rev. SUu Billups t:30 Interchange l'lltl The Rev. Andrew PlriOGI 1:00 CoiDIDIDiity Newe U~ Sunday •howr.u. 1:06 Muoo County News 1:00 Sundown 8erenaQe 1: 10 World • Nlllottal Newo 6:45 Stgo 011 1:16 SpoUllln .. Sporla ti: 15 Sign Off ~:21 5:30 7:40 7:15 7: 15 7:25 7:30 7:45 1:011 I Weather Sunset Boul~ard NOW! Sign Off Sign On, Musl~1l Clock News in Briel : Musical Clock 1 Echoes of Joy Ohio Valley Nllws World Newa , Sporta Toda# Weather Picture Pt. Pleasant Football I 8:06 8: to 8: 11 8: II 10:30 Song, lor CbiidreD 10:43 Tbe Golden Key 11:00 News u:r: Saturday Sho• 12:1111 Local, Ohio, Nal Newe 12:20 SulloUn t!oard 12:25 News 0 ar..o 12:30 Saturday Natinee I: 30 News Headllnel 1:31 Saturday Matinee l:SS News _. _ lAIG: H,T'S AU.. ~T, HOHEV Oil~ JM DOt(T PAY ME NO NINO I Al-l .-rr AH'I\WWS, "r'1418 twn' . MD TlMii ~ MOOESTYI ..J1!ST LetJM£ QT MY i\& ill: Ill< 'Tl£0, ~. fJK ~ow T"TtJRH rr llGtrr wrnl mg _,..,. """" Lll(£ 00 "1l4A'r ~OU WEREIIT \lU£T LEARN!M' fi!OTOL BARRELl FIRGT AID! 'llf'F11&111Mtllll 2:00 Sllturday Matlllft Z:30 Newo Headlllles 2:31 Saturday Kalm<e 2:5S News 3:00 S.turday Metlnoe 3:10 Newa 8eadllneo 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:5S Newo 4:00 Dlscing with Doss 4:30 Top TeD Revue 1:00 Newe Rolllldup 5:15 Interlude 5:30 Community Choln 1:00 Dinner Mll'lloale 7:00 D'"""' Party 7;to Newo -- 7:45 Of! tho Air By ART SANSOM I'LL HAVE TO l'J-.! INK SOME OTHER ¥oJAY FINDING OUT Wf\0 le.-MIERf: HE'S FRDM ... AND ~'HAT HES t:tl!Ni5 IN Cf!YJ Property Transfers w.... J =: - C u:" ~~=~· ~! us'!'::~r...,li:n~t~M:· 12~~ =:r:t• .:!:t U:.'•::~:; ~ a· Po~:qeru, .l. I LarrY ......... • • •• • room 28. Alda.Ue pinochle ate 27. Insert A ""' 14. Poke 16. Incite 18. Nonentity 21. Scoffed J3. Reverber- ~ 25. FDWl lion at laUon 17. Append dek er; treasurer, Estella Ra tn; . ,..,.. secretary, Sherne ,,~:n et I La •• dy officers, Wanetta Radekm, lltz Helen Turner, Ellen Sch : . . Horne Economics chairman lS I FERGOT lO FETCH A cuP .. 16. H&l'en\ 10. Comblna,. 18. Conste&. .J en~.L;:.,~ l UH· .. SHORE, ELVINEY 24. Danger- 9. Tart 15. Small lizard ° - :~~: :J!vs~~~~s~%a~AN~ ~:;-e~~~:~~ ·~:!' ~eun~~~P~~1'; .~fl lndllUI. U. Cra.yon comb,; Aut. Steward, Ken Y Bolen·, Chaplain, Anna E. Tum-_ and Ull! Clkulatio111 18 provided In ::~b cJ"regate outap fumiabed to • 29 Uc Refrigerator I gas range, utUPar&II'I'Ph !3) h!rl!lnabove reterrea ompan, b)' \he Munlt'IPallty ;;;;;;;:--;;;;;;;;;-;;;o-,:::c;-- '" ily 'thle, 7 pl'ece wood ..&;_ to tn thi1 Section 2 •h•ll be- applied within ten UOJ d"Y' ath!r receJpt of PINE TIMBER and will pay Wlr' to the pa)'I'Dent of the current billl bill for .uch ~ervlce. there 1h11l be • ell~? . buffet, dishes, cooking to the Munl~lpaltt, for eervke ren. pro rat.& reducuon from lbe bill for as mucb as $4 per cord for II dere-d under the tl'len effect! 'VI Street Pld month IG cover IUCh OUlail&l N UtenSilS tables stands Wash Llahllnr Ordinance includlnl ,., un. Habtllty •bali llll~<:h to the C . ' 1 ood pine 80d alSO good tl8f'd stands, ' Thor washer, ld balanee from prniOWI perlnda. " fQr an)' dlacontinuance. o1 lervk omplllf 1 sewm'g Po 0 pa .. lwood saw timber. Write or merey, • Any mch dlffeNnl'\8 not requlred ror ._!I!A:.TIOS & Until eucJI ume 14 U.. machine, bed compile, dresM . other outbuildings, on Rt. l4J. tl'l PAYment or the <!urrent bill •tlall ton ot tne Mumc:tpallt~· aulhor- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Babr and see M. w. Runyon, Miner. ser, daybed, bedding, rugs . pairs. porch and Wtndm' be applled to IUbHquent bllD for lze an alterna11V4 method for the; ville, Ohio, Eagle Ridge Rd. shades all kinds, free esti7 miles !rom Pomerov. Gr1cd llld nrvlcu. payment or \l:le then current btillo Mr· and Mrs. Duane Barr and library table, rockers, odd locatJ·on . 1\'Y 2- 3079 _. Section :!1· That. In tbe event the of the Municlpllitl' for the llreet son, Shawn, of Oak Hill. 9 11 30tc h mates. Dale Wippel, 215 UnLegal Notice term of an1 rontnct tor •tandard lilbtlnr and otJ1er nmeu me•uon. C airs, hassock, Phtlco TV. . 29 Gtc aeeondary electrle ll!rvtee llere•ner !:cbln 1hil1 Ordin~~nce, colleeuon for Mrs. Cora Morris, wbo bas 9 blwn mower, hand tools and lOr Ave., Pomeroy. 9 11 30tc ORDtN.a.NCI No-:- ,p IDide with contumen Ill the Munlct•erv «! •ball be mad. .. Pro~M;I been serioUIIy lll in Meigs GoDnstrudiont ----~R SAL[;! .... ,, ... D•t• SeptemMr •• nu pallty punuant' to lhe provl•lolll of ed in Ordinance No. 813 ol lhl AI • I many other items not !J.<;ted. !' Auto Sales ~.:. 4 room house, ~ ORDINANt.:t; tt.EP.EALJ!!IG o.tt.uJN- thl• Ordlnanee ah•ll •slend beyond tc':::!f· ua.. era! hospital, was taken to the Clell B. Wood, Owner. ---~ ~-~ _ ~ new bath, large porch, base- RATES ANCE NO. an ANV YJXlNU AND THE the of thi~ ION 1: The ~ •b 1u Ji'O WHl<:H COLUMBUS an<!!,termtn3tlon tile ntn, date lnetuo.1n1 the Or<llll· M.llltl- •ave the .Munl~lp,al'tl' harmJeu fr ll. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! home of her son, Mr. and Mrl. 1 llaD - •nml!fl II IDCI GYer. llle~UI'II TERMS: Cash R SALE: 1950 GMC .-2 ton ment, new paint, 1 acre SOUTHERN OHIO ELIOC'TKIC COM· mum Monttll;r Charte. <"harruble &nJ Inc:\ all J1abl tty occUionaa o: Marvin Morris near Outer. She Not responsible for accidents truck . Completely rebui!l $225 , ground. on brick road o If t:; remains about the same. •,.ralnlnt!.. Ill lonl .. l'l!qulred. Sale conducted l:lra"ford Attl'O!lte Sayre, Portland, VI a.: Rt. 7, $3,500.00. Phone WY z. ARD sECONDARY EUCTJllC S!:llY· time ncb eharre II mane. .. ope",lion of Ill llreet 1111htiftl •nOUIJID or joDe npea Experience 'l ICE TO t,;ONSUMERS tN THE VU.,. bSF.f'TION 4: That th! Rulea ll'ld ': D •aid ¥unlcll'aJ.tty. Mr. and Mrs. Llnyd Thomea 6127 · 22J9. ____ 10 5 3tC UJualU UlllleeeUai'J'. Grammar tion Co. 10 2 fitC 9 14 30tc LAOE OF MIDDLEPORT. MEIGS lll.l}atlone ~ontllned 111 lbe Com. [(.,-JOS 7: Ail fixturea lbaU be ealled on Leona Kennedy !1maellool lllffielent for m•nJ Jot... I,,;;--~~--------.:_;_.::.., COUNTY. OIUO, ANU ESTABLIS- pany • P.U C.O. No 1 an Ole with ::::~med In u Jood or<ter IUI.d co• i'RD IDiormauon ou Job1, •aW'Iea.ll FOR SALE: 1962 Studebaker 4 Livestoc•· lNG A FOIIMULA .t'OK VARV1NG The Public Ututuea Commla•ton of ol u. pr;~ctJcable at the ••PIIDM day. Other afternoon caller wae r.quirem111b Wnl.lt 1'0DA1 Jl1'ln.l d . K SUCH RAT&S. Ohio (a. the 1aml! m117, from time tG the Compan,. T.ltJe t-o ,.,. wlru n•m. .nd aao.1re • . unnln kr\ee, Indian Summer Sale r. slatwn wagon, low m.tle- ONE -:oAIR 6 -- ld k time.1 M ameno.e.~ or supplemente<tl I•~P• alld appurtenancu ueo:i ber brother, Clarenecl Jlupe ::: ~:- C• of tb• OaU:1 age. Citizens National Bank · year 0 wor Bt: IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNcn. u "" not In ronnJ~t with the ex· the (;ompaoy ta fllrnlal:l1.nl the of Middleport. 'I horses. Phone SH 2-5811 . ot' THE VlLLA<.tE m· JIWDL.I!a'UHT, Pretlll provtstu111 of tht8 Ordinance are aervtre contemplated in thil Ordt M1ddleport, Ohio. 9 29 6tc , tc b"TATE ot· OIUO: •PPlkable to all ~~entce renden!d un. ant-e II and 1b.aU be Ill the Compea;· NOW AT LANDMARK der and Punuant to tnll Orlllnance, SECTION 8: That UW OrdlnaQt~ 10 " 6 For Rent o;:;;;;;,-""= Ooun• of it~ms now on s•lt FOR SALE OR TRADE or take SD:TION 1: Th•t tho rat.ea and prte- Nothln1 rontatned Within thl• Ordln- altall cancel btd aupenea1 OrdJDo to Bemlce Jelfen, .lit - . I'OUR ROOM- Furnished apart-· Legal Noti•.e. a wbi~h Columbu• and Southern ant!• •h~ll prevent an:r eon1urner an~e11 No. 8U PWIId " ' " 1, 1N4 and Salisbury. at lower prices. over payments, 65 Dodge Cor_. Ohio Electric com11 an 7 Oterelnefter fro~ takonf ll<lnnllte. wtthln the et- ~ Cllk• atrect from ana .n.r th• ment. WY 2-3658. 10 t tic onet 440, hardtop, aulomat~c - - NOTICE~ILIECTtON ulled "Company"J, Its \.'UCCUIOrl feehve l't'r!OG of tnll Ol'dlnan", or .:rllut period allowld b l•w IDd Maurice 0. Wright, llarGIItJ COME IN AND REGISTER OH T.a.x lEVY IN EXCI!SS 0 ,. and auifnR. 1hall ba entltled to ~Y .applicable rule. re~l.ll.tlon, mp.. Written acceptmoe liJ thl (;om, Help Wanted YOU MAY WIN ONE OF transmiss ion wilh 318 engine. THE TEN MILL LtMtTATIOH charse for 5tano.ard eecorul.al'J' etee· ~rnent or optional rat! wht~h tha -r,-n"n:;ct •ball lennilw.ce 011 MH'UI Wright to Frank T, Baldy, A• 100 FR M [ 11 1\' '11( tri<' eerv•t!'- fum11hed to couumen mp•nJ ma7 mate 1111\table tn lt. ' • 0 11 c:; EE PRIZESI NO US se or trade al llTICf': . F: '" her" " Miven th~l tn in the Vlllale of MIDDWU'OHT Ohio P.U.C.O. No 1 on me wttll The Publlo SECTION II: Tbe t.ann. and .,.,,. gust J. Baldy, parcell, Salem. ~TAIL 'SALF:S EBK('tiVf - :I PURCHASE NECESSARY. AI SO 4 new tireS · of a rtP.~oluUon nf lhe Utllltle. Coraml111ion of Ohio for tha tor. of tht. Oni1Dance 11'1 Jolin a.nc;; Katherine Grant, Cbrfstllle " Cl ~ ' ' for Sale 750 Plii'II\WH'!; 1\o)arrl ol Tnwnshop TruNtt"ell of lhe (henlndter cllll!rt "Munlctp.aJtt)."l fo; elan of' MII'Y\ee in 1 ed .elreral lncl U..l 1 fuiJ parlirulars. includlnu"' ex- eRegisto;or At Storl or Th• I1 ll H· Ca II WY 2-7831 anytime Town~hop ot cne~ter . . \lelr.~ County. thfl period •et Co.rtb m Section 6 of vo rate1 v . contained DDtp efteet the valt41ty nval41t¥ of ou ltlall Grant to Frank Murray, Amal> nhon 1w 88,.... 011 lh~ 121 h da~ or July, Ull1 Ordinance are hereby hll'l!d at bef'iECT ION 5! The of tna otben, 1 penenre. Heh:'rences. "!C. , re- ' Se after 4·30 IIHI5. th('re v.oll h! ~ubmtttl'd to 11 not to exceed tile touowm1 Schedule "n •hall 1M! effective wltn reo- lq Ul8d by the Counel.l of the vn da Murray, Lots, Middleport. 9 29 12tc •nte . d rvice Station of Ihe po"(>ple of ~Pid Clw•l~r of. Rate 1 : " ' : ; ' to bUll bul!d on l"f!.IUI1r meter ~of MlddleJIOrt Ulla IIUI 4"1 ai QUire . Wrile · 111t' l);uly · - -ToWTUihlp at 01 General El!ctlon to AIIIDINCI lllVICI J"e inge m~de on nr after the effi!C'· Artllt, 11HI5. T. W. Koudrtck, Dela!JI KenSentinel. Box 668 N. Porr:- 1 ~ POMEROY 964 PIObll..JTIACk, Booneville con- beuh' 'hf'loi "' !he Tuwruihip uf Chutl!r, eo~."::~· u's~~.re:,~.·..·~.;:.r;-tce .. to : : :~':.,~;~~~·,=Inane& and lhaD EST: ~Rg~~·. drick to Mildred J. Bailey, Jo0 • at the rerular pteefl of vot1n11 ver 1 e. ta e over payments thPnoin · cur· with SECTION tl ' n. et, · If at anJ tl~ roy , Ohio. 10 5 3tc • '"" ., "''"I , on TUt•oday, the ?nd daY of cyelq 120 • 240 voltl. alter1111.Unr AufUit ·t. ltU I seph R. Bailey, pareele, Rut. E M I St or !2.40tJ cash. Automatic Novemhf'r. llffl!\, thf' f!Uelllion of rent, IUJIPiied thrOUI(b Qvernead dll· anr ·~::enod fh:ed l:IJ' lhll Ordta1M Smith, Ma7(1r laud. WANTED : Operatina~ room ' I ll • pomeroy •" • tr<tnsmiSSIOn, power steert·n g IIPvy!nJ, exru• of the of ter; mill trtbutlon factUtll!l. tze ~. • lte maUve uniclPeltty lhould author. (1()} I. 10. lte llmltat•on.In tor lhf' heneflt l"hoe~ter Font 20 kwh or leu per month for methiMI lor the paJ· Twentietb Street Bank lo nurse J full time, I part ttme I --and brakes. Phone 985-2240 Town,ll!l' Hn .lrd <If Trusten for the suo =~!rf' the tnen eurnat bllll or tne Libe al 1 1 k 5011 ~ ~ C I 'I ' purpu~e or maintenance of Town•h•p Nn\ 60 llwb per month a.ae 111r tlla ra:::.II:.Of~r ltreet JlJht\nrJ at Gay P. Gillenwater, parcell, . r s~ _ary. peas-ant wor · , In 700 tlALES of good hay. 00 v1le exchange. , cemf'lf'l't('O; kwh ~ n •ecoroan~• •ltD tile Ratland. mg 10 2 6tp ' inmg Saod Ia~ t~.; ufbemg.~ amill• renew•! of ~n e•· Nut 100 .twb per montb. :1.11e ..., the ,,:;::l!a~~"!:lo111 the then ef. Co condttlOns, 7- .1:30 shift . G A Deem, Racme, Ohio. lo run lor kwh M ll"htlnfof Ol'dlt'laftce of Clara B. 'l'holiUII, ntact Admmislrator, Medi10 2 3te L O. McCo·y-, Auctiooe.er,- Che f•~e year~~ at a rate not exceetlmi Nut 600 kwb par month, l.9c par prlr.. uTI:"'palitJ. theb tha ntH an« cal Center Hosp tal {' !I' -~ 1- .!10 mo ll~ '"' each one dollor ,)1 ~alu· llwh trtr or ltlndard lecond...,. •~ B. Tbomu to Leona · 1 ' va ipnl - TURNIPS f --- 1- F k E ler, Ohio. 9 18 tf atiun . whlrh amount& to F'ive loll over 800 &1¥b per month. 1.1c altai\ ':!"lee, •eretn1bove ut forth Bertha UeviJii, lol, is, Ohio. 10 2 61c ' or _sa e. ran mc C('ll\8 lor each one hundred dnll-'trt per kwh :mendefJ .. fallows: - ---enck on B<ttley 's Run Rd . CUSTOM BUTCHERING d of v~ tualoon, for nve yean Minunum l:Jier,e. 11.10 per m•tw 111• .,!~IOIMCI IIKYICI ville. MALE HELP WI\NTED. SurIO 2 3tc an The f'nllo for 1111d Election. will be per month. Olar mum Chll'll ana the · cutting. Will buy hides every opl'n ~t 6 30 o rlcok A. ~- and rt GINIAAL IIAYIC:I - SMALL - elect:! '!~et:- nnt 30 kwh or 1e11 or Gamet Jluel Rulaell, dee., ger Boy - F'ood - 0 · l·b rna : BALED ALFALF M d malu npPn unul 11:30 cr'ciOl'k P. lit~ •.~COHDAIT •hall be 11 f&.Dotheonwrnfld per montll. Poul V'eese, Helen to to Cleveland RuaaeD, RayiDOid needs sharp aggresstve youno : A hay, any a-1 : on ay . Phtl Me1er, Phone r.a~h·rn standard Time ot uid llav AVAJLABlLln rwmat · •rwtae thl •ehHuJe .., mount b M Coo SH 2 WY • "'10 Bv ordu of the Board or r::1eC: Available ror •••raJ ll!rht aDd. 01 n• unehlnled. Ida Marlin, Louis Jeffers, dec., Raooell, Clsle llnlcomb, Verlil men between a,t::es ')] 17 and · · · per, IroN · 9 18 tfc liun~ . or Meigs eountl'. Ohio. POwer •en-1«- t.o coneumen u•tnr MIKAL IIRYtCI- IMALL5408. _ 10 2 3tp KAR-l. -GRU·E~S-ER, PlumbJ'ng F.mmtll G wm. Chairman the company'• llllndanl aervteto lor 'l'be .., H1CONDARY 7 acres, llllem. Klela, Florence EbllD, Affld. b' ~ llnrothy M Jolm•ton. Clerk pu.rpo.e. otber than rHidantial .... e •• or tbe ftnt 10 l1:wb or 30, fOr COUn ter and kitchen Anna M. Ryther, Spec. Com., Tr8111., Sallabury. work . Niaht Minersville. Datell l!MI&. and ettabli5hinJ Maxlmo.rn Capacltlf'l pta M~ et.;e~~ e:er-u (!ODIUmlftl per 1 • and dil "' p'); ,IIOO"' ONE d 'II OLIVER s_uperJOr grain! and HMting, <91 211: Stptember uoo ~. 12, 2'7 UJ, 4tc •eaeraJ.l)' 11!11 than JO tllowatta. II( I.MI and tha lftrl. available . Full or ·parl time n , power ltft. Young set-j Ohio. End your sewer troubCHARACTER oF SEBVIC& .,. mum onthiJ Chute •hell ters and tJ ani I I Ph I I II' LIEGAl NOTICE liNT IICI Altematln.l ~urrenL,. CJell, llell't'- -·red~IM!h':i~ per month. Otnere "'es or sa f'. · es e have all sizes. Sewer LEGAL NOTICE ered from the compa.a.~'a aeeoDdar~ ad u • renwu une~~•••· Work. Excellent opportuntty WY TIIIMI .•• for advancement. ,\pnil· -n 985--2421, Chester. . machines . Reasonable rate!!l. IN TMI COMMOH PLEAI c:ou1T d•~tr1button •Y•t•m~ at MmtD.al YoltiiiCTJON , · t tb11 Ot'dlnaooa ,.. 1 o• Mil" c:eu.ntr. Ol'lle aile• or t:ltl, IJ0-240 or 1.J0.108 t'Ol\1, : .... person: 2:1 West Union. Ath9 28 Gtpl Call WY 2-2!fi4, day or night. Merr A. uary, 1111111e ph111e: and. tiiM08, tii-MO WU87eaneotl and IUpertlde Ordina"ce I Minlf'IYill•, 0"''' Plalotftff, 208, :lfO and f80 votU, 3 phue. S.r· No, 1 Paued JnM a. t91ft, end 1ab enJ, Ohio. 9 30 6tc SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog· _ . 9 15 tfc vL v1~e of •t 1ea11 o~W 1)1 tU lonJatnJ ~ :"m u4 after the •arlie" d d · ? G Anreld • · Laarr, character1sllc• •h•ll be made availowed b7 llw lnd u. wrt&ge rams . ~et Klean-EmCamping E • Acltlfl Unkn-n. De-felt•ent. able to II CUitomer tbl partJCUllr •""Ptaace bJ Columbua aDd 1ftiUrlnC8 A[[ SeptiC Tank Cleaner. _ 'JUip, NOTICI IY PUIUCATIOH lel"o·J~ ch1ncterlltl~ &a ba at 1M ~~ Oblo Dtctrte CompaD.f. -:::'~;;;;-~;-; .c,-,---.. -- ----- - Mo. UAU optiOJI of the CompanJ ...... uOHa: That UN!I terma ud JlAETNA CASUALTV fn~urm'~rE' Landmark Farm Bureau. END OF St;ASON SALE Amotd R. Leal')', wnoae place of SCHEDULt: OF CHAaGES PI'O¥klo1ll 1of t.blt Orcttnlnce aN Jot•\ 1 Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. Pomero}'. 9 J 3otp Save up to $250 on Apache 20 .twb or,.. per moatb tor o:. Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3381. SOLID MAPLE -earlY - America Camper Trailers; 10 per cent =tn~:dh~~lfne:h,fl~nh!~ J:.!~~ aw~ext so l1:wu P.,. monUl. I.OU ,., P~.;.ed bJ tiM councn or 1Jia 9 1 tfe 5 pc. dinmg room uit 1 'k off on Coleman stoves, l8D· Pteu or Melr• couftty, Ohto. cue No. Ned 1100 l1:wb ...,. maaur., piUt 101 :,~ -[ 1m,..ddlaport, thll rm. «ar ::::==-::---,o-S :e •I e terns d oth · 1•t 13.BZI, ~~)'lnJ tor a IUVOl'(!e rutor- twh per kw ol' ~rnlllll Capacli:J' lll A~ 'OeDe' Q t4 ,..._.. PHUTO Copying Semce- r;.:;_ new . WY Z..2704. er campmg - ation o1 mllider'l ••me, ~~. and ueen o1 a.o 1:w, ul3'f per awb A n · ..._. ............ --- --- 9. -28 8tc ems; an Good UtedX 28' other Proper n!llef on \he Jround Gf Balance to 6000 k1¥11 JIU' mHt.. .,.;rrolfM _w. lUI d., ., AQUat, Ia 4egaJ amrenee ~,...,made ~of: -• aJm papers. TAKE SOU.. away the Blue hoooetra'ler _ price redu C- "',nrlfulMOrl! than of 1lx wet nan defendant tut put. 1.1na All per over.twh 11000 llwh par mondt. •.cna J..H 8mllh, M1yor MJ'WI 1 ~·u8 IIJU OSI anJ Lustre way from carpets and ed for quick sale. Amsbary Slitf Cause wiD be for hearln.l 0& per .twb ClOJ 5, 10, 2te ltber dlooewemne ...natl. upholstery. Rent electric Apache Trailer sates, 63t ;:II atter the 3rd day of November, ~!'::~~~;o~moN w MAXIMUM ..... blllruce, shampooer Baker F'urni- 4th Ave ., Gallipolis, Ohio. Crew, Cr•w Merr anll ....... ry, PlelntiH Theof\taxJmum Capat'lty Deliii!DGI .,.l IN that Mrs. Barr spent a week PIN'tttr. IUDJ the lndl\ldltll of at Wa<>hiNriii.D Pa where .. _ I t tlc lure Company, Middleport. 446·0239. 10 5 3tc AHorneya Mr tllllntltf eacb metered ltlnice .upplltit under · •1 ~ ....... ' '' lZil~ (I) 21. 2¥; ClV) J. 11. It, 18; Ub 1,1\c f.ha Pl'OYiliOOI .t 'd+•'• ,-. Barr ll .....,. !" ~.;,. .~llillitiii;;.jii;i\.;iiilililljif.lli!• lrv otTroy mission 12, Spea.r 13. Defile ' month. Mrs. Nellie Vale Is convalese,·ng from a recent heart attack at the home of her mother, Mrs. •·•M'lSI ..u.~ J. E. HadeiWI< .__, Massey of Albany l• asslstin" 0 with the housework. u - . Grace Hensler l!ipeDt I Lru.o week at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Hens1N k ler 0 ewar . Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Slater Mil'ersport called on N 11. V I S d e Le a e un ay. Evangelistic services will beSepL gin at the Nazarene church 30 wlth Olan Harvey local nA«• •to · t' r, ISSIS mg. N Mrs· John Paul Hensler~ ew-..&. spent the week Wl'lh her •. Loot king 11. Famou. G. A. Radekln, Lecturer, Dorothy Bolen; Steward, E. W. Bol- I. ThUtt 6. Beg 7. Flowed 8. Quecbuu. lnle!IJ Laurl Grange met Satur BY Mr MinDl evening with 5. I ten, master, presiding. 1be fo]. _, __.._.. loWing ofiicerl W'erl Overseer ~~: Albert Bolen Master, CAN 1 BORRY A CUP OF CIJRN MfAL, LOWEEZY? DAILY CROSSWORD B•' Mn. J. t:',. BadeUtd :eDdcoun:t:':' U:.t= ::::n::o;:: :::-ta:!.48!rlh! of and tm~ter pom • t Rock Society Notes MEJ.W! COUNTl, OIUO FIXING OR 4 lverydly Specills M Marl... Style Post H • .... $1 25 llrCU•a ·&· ·Sets · · · · .. • ' $1.50 • Shampoo I :!':~d~t o~111;:!rfl~~::~~ ORDINANCI NO. 1M lffectiYe D•t• leptemHr ,, 1HJ YES~tllll HE WIIS ABlE 1008TAINf)(01lC flRit!;. HE NMR8EUEVED HE JUST NEE!a> THEM lO R£111* fi'JN,OR ~STRACT H"' I A111M5, RESOimD TO �.. " of West Carrollton visited Sat- Second Lieutenant Edg~~ 8-DaUy Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 5, !965 er call was given for young peo- entitled, "Thank You For CallW.:....~-'------'--- - --pie, pastors and mtssions in Lat- lng," wtth Mrs. Tony Fowler urday, w1th Mr. and Mrs. Ever- 1tung of Waco, Texas sp M l m Amenoa the world Confer- and Mrs. Manmng Kloes taking ett Thomas. weekend wtth h1s mother, "· 1 0 Or IS OpiC ence and 'tor denommHimnal part. !I stressed use of the Mr and Mrs Paul Schuler i Eddie Hartung and hill brother, 'ef leaders Mrs Owen led m the Love G1ft boxes. In charge of who lost their home by ftre Kenneth. mg 0 ISSIOnary OCI y closing pra)er. the offering were Mrs. Dana Mirldleoort A E . I I th Friday. are staying Wllh hiS par- Mrs. Ed•ie Hartung and sons, 0 Mrs. Donald Boone gave an 1dleport ftr st Bapltst Church Devottnns were given by the Hamm of the Dorcas Cirele ptscopa nun ~om tie ents, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Schu· Edgar 1. i Kenneth were Sat~ blformative report on Hong I Monday evening at the church. El t· Ct' de wnh Mrs Milton and Mrs. Frances Bearhs oi the Mrs. C, E. Vance and her ~onc~en! of the111Trbansftgura ont Ier Locusl St. urdny evening dinner guests of . . . . b- Sh d ed th pul•t,un ec a ' . Lo . C I da hte M L h Whltl t b m mciOnat• w e present a , long and Its three million mha e Jscuss e po IH od m ·harge She read scrip-~ veJOY Jrc e. ug r' rs. ea a c th f' f th Mrs Theodore Ebersbach and he r mother, Mrs . Mabel Van •an~ to the B. M :'i!\nborn ! explostion in relauion to th~ Ul?t' troml MatU;ew and a medi· The Dorcas Cir~le was in of Kent. Ohio, former Middle- G~ac~sbh~r~~~~~E~enin eG~~d~ Mrs. j o. Roedel have return- Mete.r and Mr and Mrs. Henry Mlssionary Society of the ~Jd- 1 Par East and revit'Wt'd ulller m . <.!!Jon entlllt'd " Wh.::~t I S Right ' charge of the ~c1al hour fol-/ port residents, spent the week- Oct . ~ h ed home after 8 three weeks 'SJ··hmger and famtly. ,- . , tere stmg facts about the ctty With the Church'~", llowmg the meetmg w1th Mrs, end In Middleport and attended bo · 6 ~t 1 30 P m. lnh l e paris Lrip on the Delta Queen. Mr. and Mrs Dale Valentine 01n~ 11 -:; peoplr Clyde WmPbrenner, Mrs. Char- services at the Church of Chr1st. use, 0 speak tf' 1 e .young fl.l 1 of Park"rsburg, W. Va. were The mt.>etmg was opened wtth i The pJesJdent wel('{]med the les Bennett and Mrs. Slaven as Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell women o~ ·~ristJamty In E~· Mrs. eal JeFfers entered Hor· Sunday dmner guests of Mr. •n orga;J prelude by Mrs Ger Imembers and new residents ml hostesses. The halloween theme have returned from a week's eryday Life.' The meetmg IS zer H~spttal Monday and unde. and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter and aid Anthony. Mrs. Hlchard Ow- ~ thhe communlltyd. Mrs thWilhsR~n- i was carried out in the table I visit with relatives an Wheeling, opTenh to allld. • . ed weMnt ~gd:~ ~~~~~~g and Mrs daughters. ' d t . d . p em l ony repor e on e I ol decoratiOn including an ar- W Va e gut was orgamz rers. Je ----1 ~~·, pres~ ~n , Kre~ ' ;he ora '- !:rande AssocJamn meetmg held rangemeni of goldenrod With! Mrs .Majorie Grogan and her cently : d the request of work· Mabel VanMeter and granddau.h toothless 1 ~s F.yes · re m P ~ m Well~ton Jecently, Mrs. Ehra- 1orange tapers with pumpkms son Larr were m Huntm ton ing wome· and young mothers ghter, Laura Jean Etchmger or Turtles: whtc are . ~ I I beth Slaven reported on the artJ· Iand streamers. A dessert course Sat~rda Y~ven· to attendg th~ in the .:burch who are free to Chester were Monday afternoon chew the1r food until tt IS redu I H d t F cles needed in the circle for the was served With coffee. banquel'given ~~ghonor of scouts attend only evemng gatherings. guests of Mrs Eldon Kraeuter ed to fragments U1Bt can be ea quar ers or ' While Cross quota . of this area who had attended and who sought a group whose and M':'_ ~arry 1\'.".'r:: swallowed. MISS AMERICA ! II was announced that the ! PLAN PARTY the Philmont Day Scout Camp e~phasJs was achon. __ .. eTHURSDAY I Novl::'mber mee_tmg would bel There will be a halloween in New Mexico this year. The . There a~e only a few ,nuns eFRIDAY held on the Baptist ~ay of Pray-·; ma:~ked pal'ty, Saturday' Oct. banquet was held at the 6th Ave. m the Episcopal c.hurch , exI : er November I. MISs Rhoda : 9 at 8 p.m. at the Bedford Church of Christ for the boys plalned the Rev. Richard Mar- , eSATURDAY Hall will be chairman for the . Youth Center. There will bel and their families. Moving pic- ~n. r.~tor or. the local congrega- 1 1World Day of Prayer. Iprizes for costumes and fish I tW'es of the acUvlties at the ~JOn, . b~t ;t IS good to have 8 ' Announcement was made of ponds. I pie social and dancing camp in Mexico highlighted the spec!ahst to turn to for help THE SHOE Box a trammg school for Chrisian1will follow the party. The event I evening. I m such ~n a~a a~ prayer. Thts Education workers Sunday af-1is sponsored by the Modern Mr. ~nd Mrs. B. F, Parma lee preparation Will gl~ the group USED CAR CENTER Middleport, 0. ternoons. The Love Gift offer- Woodmen, Hemlock Grove and her mother, Mrs. Ludie for the year ahead.. . EpiSCOpo/ Nun Coming for . . Gu1ld Meeting Around And About 1 H K • T •I Crown C Iony ong ong S I For· Meet' f M' • • • enttne at y e DHOted To Tlullnteretr. 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Those.ln.terested m the gui~d, both wtthiD the congregation d d t .d . an ou Sl e, 11• a~e a 1rea Y deeply Involved With an Octobe · t h'b't . rt r projec - an ex 1 1 o1 a and sculpt.ure (some for sale) to be pr v1ded by the Parke.rs- 1 burg Art League for showtsg · th ·h h S t '" m t e pans ouse a uru.;~y' Oc · 16· . . .Later proJects Will lnclu~e btrthday parties, for each chdd m. the Chddren s Home and a bnef play to he presented for the older orgamzat10n of EpiS· copal Churchwomen. day ,.,orning rollowmg church services where they toured the Evans Baking Company. Those going were Gregory Hayes, Tony Manley, Bill and Don Vaughan. Beth Vaughan also accompanied •he group. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle spent the weekend in Gallipolis with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. David MtKensie and children. Miss Zelia Pullin and her sister, Mrs. Lema Lighter and Delores Aiker spent the weekend in Ravenswood W Va as the guest of ~s. rhel~a P~tt . Mrs. Llghteri.is recuperatin from shoulderr injuries sustain~ ed in a fall recently. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber have returned People 1n Pomeroy ;: ~ ~ ill ~Ask for More ' l ~ 1 tives in the area. Allen F.Jchmger, who Is a mted Jc~l ~at1ent .at Holzer Hos· p a . IS Imorov•.ng. . Thoma~ Fisher asd fnend of Senecavtlle were Sunday luncheon _guests of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Mason Fisher and fa~mly . ~rs. Robert Wamsley and children, June Ann and J. _ R. I visited Sunday aftern?on w1tJ Mr ..and Mrs, Mason Fisher and family. E;·nest E. Harris left Sunday for San Francisco, Ceilif. to join · his ship, after a vacation at his f D home. rom ayton where they have Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush been the guest or relatives. and d.qughter, Sandra visited ' Sunday at Letart, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Roush. Mr. and Mro. Carlos Cowen 1 1 I I Rummcrge Sale HANES MAKES THE KIND OF UNDERWEAR AN ACTIVE BOY NEEDS ! Boys need underwear that won't bind. Hen•• makes tt thlt way! Take the T·&hirts. A ta1l that days tucked ln. A remforctd no-sag neckband. Soft, strong, whltest·whlte cotton that launders perfectly. And Hanes briefs. Springy elastic waistband Ia heat·resislant, keeps its givt after countl111 watho lnltt. And there's a doutNe panel Hit for extra wear. Elborfolds Mens and Boy1 Wear Deportment on tho lsi floor is hudquart•n f o r HANES for Boys and for HANfS Men. 1 • part& to wear out! So dependable, you get a one· year Warranty - backed by General Motor!ii -· for repa ir of ooy d•fect W<lh· ~ out charge, plus four· yea; Prot~t:ti'>n Plan for furn ishi ng replacement of any defec1ive part of the drive system, con· &isUng of drum shilft, drum beilring, pulleys Baker Furniture and drive motott YOlJB CHOICE ONLY $1.95 1'£R ltiONTH ••• FOR :16 MONTHS AaCoJBade Eledrle tawa LaaCerR o Operates automatically (on at dusk, off at dawn) • Doesn't burn needlessly during the day • Weatherproof convenience outlet • Four light bulbs included Includes normal inslallation up to 30 feet \ Model DAl E~ctric • rfo·stoop Dacron lint screen on door! o Gentle F1owlns H•ot pampers your fabrics. · • Smooth Porcelain fn· emeLdrum. Only $139·95 "HOME OF QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS" MIDDLEPORTI 0. Colorcertoont WED. ond THURSDAY October 6-1 HOT OPEN s c tONTEHPORAB\' TJIA.DITIONA.L Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company 1 ~TJNi ---------------------------215 North Front Yes, I Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 Reoldentlal Salet. am interested in having a Traditiona''------:.- Contemporary utomatic electric lawn laniem installed. · Nam1~------------~---------------- Some Fun Is Needed I' • 1 1 Rabies Clim·c T he Set Up I Jn Pomeroy I 1 I Jssue I Revenue Earmarked county Teachers are T0Jd 1 I 1 : I I 'o I I edl 1 * * * * * * * * * b . p I"d f I"d . ew "e ster ost 0 I or onso I atlon Dr I "WAR OF THE ZOMBIES" (Tecbnicolor) John Drew Barrymore, Sua.l Andenon, Ettore Manni, Ida GaUi. Warriors of the damn· Ma-1..,_ lhorl Torm lhtriH 1 SChedUIed fOr PresI"dent FNfurtHt: Gent. In • Jam C.lorc1rt.onl: _.. 111111 lht loaM Ike Ad VIses • • Abd I s . MaJOr omma urgery (Technlcotor) tUN., MON. ond TUISDAY October ltl-11-12 "HOW TO nu" A WILD IIKtNr• (Teehntoolor) Annette li'UDl~llo, DwtYDt Hickman, Brian llolllen. Buoter Kealoll, Beverly Ad- . ams Harvey Lomheok. John Ashley, Jodr MeCna, Mlcke, Rooney. Poaturott.: t Darlc Hor1t0 tt!: ·" Jerry Lewis . . . . sevea ot them . . . aeven timea nuttier . . . which Jerry It the nuttiest Jerry ot them aUt "TAGGA*T" <Technicolor) Tqnr Youne, Dan Duryea. Dack Foran, Elsa Cardenu. Blood Feud behind hhal ... Apache Gold In front. 1 1 October J.9 New sing!e·belt drive - 1 1 FRIDAY ond SATURDAY quieter, smoother! Simplified design has fe\flll' 'I Consolidation Endorsed by Board ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE LrST TIME TONIGHT JERJIY LEWIS In "THE FAMILY JEWELS" i' 1 Is Planped on October 15-16 A rumm~e sale In the Swisher building Cktober IS • 16 was planned by the Youth Fellowship or the Enterprise EUB church Sunday evening In the church social rooms at a monthly business meeting. "Chrislis the Dally Road," was the topic of devotions and tbe program, in charge of the Faith commission. The group sang, "Just As I Am," and the youth divided Into groups for a question and answer period. Mike Bentz acted •• pres~ dent and reported as secretary while Marjorie Bentz gave the report of the treasurer. Plans were discussed for a Halloween party, the date to be announced. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction, and refreshments were served by Skip Logan. Propose Road be Extended Into Planned Picnic Area of dogs shall keep them conPomeroy will seek another grant from state sourcesfined upon bis premtse.s or un- thJS t1me one for $22,549 - for addJtwnal work m the deT reaSlmable control bv some area of its boat levee. The total project is estimated at means sucb as a leash The $34,589.54. new l~w is to bt eo(or,·ed.;1ere ! A resolution to seek funds for the additional work was according to officials. ' approved unanimously by council Monday night after it was announced the current pro ject is nearly completed. ·"" '· ·· · ··· ··: Earlier this year a grant of $49.000 was approved by the Waterways Safety Commission to extend and widen the levee and to provide additional fadhties. The funds now being sought would be used to construct an access road from the exJSting boat launching facilities to the upper end or the parking Jot waU. One third of the money needed for this project, an estimated $12,(!40.54, must be raJsed I ---locaJiy. between the Pomeroy Hi g b • The village's share can be school and the upper parkmg The Meigs County Health De- raised, as was Its earlier share, I lot. partment announced today the through donations of fl_lalena!s, : ln other activity of council: Crippled Children's clinic w i 11 . labor and use of machmery for i - Mayor Legar recommend)~ ·,' ,, be held October 11 at Grace the mnst part, offici als indicat- ed repair of several streets be,1 r ·' , , 1. 1. l Method1st Church is Gallipohs. ed_ I fore cold weather. Council fol• . . . . . Mayor Charles Legar recom. 1owed wllh a \'ole to spend not _LEVEE SCENE- Cement was poured Tuesday hy Goeglein Bros., contractors for the boating facilities project in Pomeroy. The work of ThiS chme" held semt-annu- mended the appliculion be filed 1 more than $4.1100 on such repairo Wtdentng and extending the levee IS nearly completed. Pomeroy counc i1 Tuesday moved to apply for an additional state grant to get a cement Ially to provide extended medl- for additional funds saying that The decision or which streets roa~. const~cted -~rom the levee to the upper end of the parking lot. cal serv~t-e to all children, un- all the fill-<hrt placed along the ; are tu receive hot-mix is to der 21 years of a~e . of Me igs river bank early this summer j be determined by the village ~ ~'U~F~..(,t1~1"~l~£,;<l::l"@i;·'"»f '. i'1 COU_nty, ~h~ are VICtimS of WOUld be lost. With the first rise street committee. poho 11 defects cereiJrnl f . , . . . ·1. d. o the nver, unless it Is protect- - A!Jproved the f1rst readmg I . MOSCOW (UPI) - The Rus--. pa1sv· or ot her cnpp mg IS· d · sians announced. today lb.eir I e . · of an ordmance for a oe w space station Luna-7 is oa 1eases. .. . I Attorney Frank W. Por1er, Colu mbia Gas of Ohio, Jnc. conAf bl t f th p eourse and Is due to reach the The one day ~lmtc 18 span~! Jr., of the Pomeroy law f1rm tract covermg a four·year petavora ~ vo. e or e. pro- 1 1 - ..ovision ro: a broad .pro-Iwould give the school a much fill these services. moon a& 1 p.m. EUT Thurs- Isored by th~ ~e1gs and ~alha of Crow. Crow and Porter, as- I lod. Council approved the first posed consohdat10n of Mtddle--lgram in the vocstmnally or1ent- broader curriculum. For exam- 5 - Adult education proc t Soc t f c 1 d port, Pomeroy, Northwestern, ed areas, prov1d!Dg a tremen- ple, 10 one high school of the grams c<1uld be earned out 10 day. There bas been spe(•ula- 1 o~n Y . Je les or. npp e 1 sisted the villag~ in seeking the 1readmg after an extended con. Sal18bury and Bedford .schools, dous beneftt for students who district, 11 Junior High teacher many fields, utilizmg again the tion _it would attempt a soft ~\ten and t~e D?ar~~n\~~ earlier. grant. and . ha~ also I troversy over whelher or no1 to be v9.ted on Nov. 2, IS need~ do not plan to advance their ed· lwho has taught m his ma}Or lservlces of the state to assJst la?_dmg. . . Ch~ld~~~. Service or ripp · . shown mterest m obtammg fun~S · to accept the gas co~pany'! ad ltlr ftve compelling reiiBOilS, ucalion by gOing to college. lield for 10 years !Jnds him- in this area. The automaltc slotJun Luna· D H th , for the new proposal. Porter " I cuunter proposal on an mcreast 8 La according to the Middleport 1 11 sltould Include voc~Uonal ag· :seu _ 0r necessity _ teachlng l Tbe rmancJal burden It would 7, launcbed on Oct. 4, contin- f ped~;t 0~n6'olu~busce~; 11 or:. a member of ~he State Water- lin the rates. The ordinance will Boaftt---fd ·Eduoaliqp. lriculture, llli&bipe shop, weld· tn another; more strange fieW, jput -41PQn the people of each uet i~• Olght toward tbe moon the examining s cialist. Other "':_ays Safety Comm1ss~on. 1c~ll for an mcrease m rates that The ~~voted unanlmo~s-! mg, auto mecliamca, electr!ca11mathematics,, fbi! year. tchool district to ~)ave these fa- aod It to mett the moon on members of clinic team l M_ a~or Legar explamed. the iwtll average 11¥.1 per cent over Jy to endorse the consolldallon ,work, drafting, wond working, 3 _ Combmlng of tax funds !cilitles and advantages In the!l' Ott. I al oboat one ~elock at will be specialists for correc- addttional work_ proposed ts. to four years. proposal Monday night at a horticulture. cosmetology, home could permit a more efficient own schools, even if they had nJ&ht Most'ilW time, the of· tive shoes braces and physical put a rock np-rap rel~unmgr -Decided to repair windoW! regular meeting and listed the ' economics and olher skilled, and economical operation of the the buildings ana sl3ff, would l llci•l Tass aews agency oaid. therapy. ' 1wall from the existing boat , of lhe town hall witl1 costs l<l reasons ,for 1~s actmn. The nPxt orthopedic clinic will ]leve~ to the supper end or the , be kept at a mmtmum. 1 tra~es, all now bemg offered echool plant and .faci.hties. 1be too great to support . With 1; .. ~ <• :1-f~-·· ' ":·~ 0~ The _dJSCUSSIOD brought out pupiii ~n other -~rea.s. 4 - The C?nsohda~JOn w~uld the combined tax millage, these : be held in April, 1966. All pa- parkl_ng lol; and to bUJid a 25 1 - _Transfer $2.237.46 from the educational advantages that I 2 utJhzaLJOn of Tea- b~ able to give pupil servJces advantages can be had for the . tJents should be referred by I ft. Wide road for approximately Iparkmg lot meter fund to the consolldatlon would provi~e ,the chers in that. t~e st_aff would be such as ~!dance, psychological, Ichildren of this area. . their family physician and ap-~ 450 ft. upri~er. A turn-around j special street repair bond reyoung people of the dHilrict!l ~ble to spec1ahze m t~e areas and .special education and would In other action the board exi pointments are made through I would be _built al lhe upper 1tlrement. fund. . concerned. There were : m which they were tramed and qualify for state funds to fuJ. · tended the school calendar three 1 the local health department. 1end of this road . . Attending lhe sesston wert days to meet the latest rulingI Mayor Legar sa1d the road Mayor Legar, Clerk Edna Schl>from the State Board of Educaalso would be access to a pro- eoieb and Counc1lmen FrankU11 WI Uon stating that all schools! posed picnic area planned for Rizer, Leslie Fultz, Lou Poulin, ~ must have. their sehools open ' the area a!ong_ the riverbank I Roy Reuter, and Don Collins. for 10strucl!on 180 days during ATHENS Ohio iUPll- ForI · . . . . . Consohdat 10n of fiVe school Pust reach 1ts 317 member quo- 1roy, thank1ng the post ror Its I the 1!165-INI school year. The Midp 'd t D . h D E 0 districts, which is to be voted Ia for 19fl8. Membership now partici~tion in this uear's La- 'dleport school year will extend hmer rtoldesl eOnh' Wulg t ·.t l<etn-, 'd h' h · ,.~ • unt·t J A ower 10 ruvers1 y s uupon Nov. 2 ln Pomeroy. Mid- stands at 174 pa1 w JC IS 55 bor Day parade Ci'l'•seJ;rew . ' une 1s1. pprovat was d t T d th . .. • dleport, Northwestern, Salisbury per cent of quota. . gtven for purchase on Title JIJ. ens ues ay ere ts no and Bedford, drew the unani- Kenneth Harris, 2nd VIce Com- ' and Frank Vaughan "ported on i The board also gave approv- 1grea.'." honor an~ nu greater mous !lupport of Drew Webster mander announced that there 1 the Eighth D1str1ct Conference al for an extension class to meet . goal than bei_ng a useful cttl· ' " Post 39 American Legion Mon- will be 'a masquerade party on ; at Logan, October 3 The De-: in the high school on Thursday ?.en of the Umted stales." The Meigs County Health De-l Revenue from Issue I. if approved by voters, definitely day night. Saturday, October 30, at the ' partment 2nd Vice Comrr.ander: rughts The class IS bemg spon· But the 34th president of the partment announced this morn- would be earmarked for schools accordmg to. ~bert The Post, wilh 30 members Post home. Frank Cheesebrew,!Bob McBride was ~h' speaker ' sored by Ohm Unlverstly. United States cautioned the , ing it is setting up an emergen- Dowlmg, pres1dent ol the Oh1o Erlucallon AssocJatton. pre-:3ent. "went on record" ssl chairman of the Post's "Gifts , at the conference. Attending The 'Olution on consolida- students to ''always have some cy innoculation clinic for pf't.s Mr. Dowh~g thus explamed away what has appeared being 100 per cent in favor of !for Yanks Who Gavt>" drive, )from Drew Webster Post 39 . tlon pass~ by the board states: i fun every day of your life." I to receive rabies preventive to_~ confusiOn the p_ast week aft~r sample ballots conthe consolidation. reviewed lhe progf'm. The , were Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. : The Middleport Bo~rd or Ed- ~ " . . I shots this coming Saturday from I tatntng the Issue I proposal ~ere ct_rculated by the Secreln other busme" Post's quota is ... _ It was de- ' Gumther Mr. and Mrs Frank ucallon, fully reallzmg Its reIf you do not enJoy hfe, If , 2 10 4 th P · tary of State. Mr. Dowling \\as speaking at Salisbury ele•~ · ' 1 · .. '· t th l' · " h d p. m. 00 e omrroy ' men l ary sc hooI t o represen t a t'Ive t eac hers o f all the ' Charles Swalzel Membership cided to sell candy as a n.ontv- ~ Cheeseb~w Fr!tnk Vaughan and~ sponsJbihty to the public and 18 no wor tvmg, e tol a H'1 h S h I thl f 1 r ld Chairman, report~d on the making project for the drive. l Paul Casci: An oyster supper i the students of Meigs county, ~rowd of more than. 15,000 that I ~'ln ~~~! ~ ib! ~0~: 0 ~· out- school district: of the .county system, includ~ng. officials membership drive and urged all A letter was read frrm Char-I was served by Gene Triplett~ and aware of_the necessary cri- Jammed the. sunht college break of rabl"' In wild ant· from Pomeroy a~d Middleport exempted dJStncts, and members to dig in and help the les W. Legar, Mayor of Pome-1 and Kenny Harris. terta to provtde an _educatiOnal green to see EISenhower award- mal• durin re•ent weeks lbe I G a I II a and Washtngton . - - - - - - .. --- - - - - - · program that will gJVe all stu- led an honorary degree from . . g counly systems. !ents of the measure provided, o C.oon Hunters De Iay dents .-10 opportunity to proper--1the state university. clinic ll bemg qet up 00 an 11 Some PTo\ members and I which is required by law. r . emergency ba!lls.'' a bealtb · 1y prepare or meetmg the re- Thousands of students and department opokesman oald : members or school boards also Dowling, of Alliance, said Shooting to 24th quJJ;emenls facing litem In to- townspeople lined the curbs to : today atlended lhe meeting sponsored Ohio " ranked siXth tn wealth A hi k "'-- beld b th ,dlavs lsoctetyd, do hereby, unan- see the war. time hero and Test; returned Tuesday indl- by the Meigs County Education in the United States, but 22 1 c c en unwer y e 1 mous y, en orse the consohda-1 Asso · r th t t Meigs Counly Coon Hunters •~ . lion of the Middleport Exempt- cheered lustily when E!Senhow- cated three more skunks k!lled M CIH mnj h d h er s a es spent more for . I tl t ed School Dis . er gave this his famed "V for in Metgs counlv were rabid Two r Dow mg emp asJze t at education per person last year. WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Johnson worked to-1SOCial 00 recen Y 0 encourage, lrtct,_ Northwest- Vicl<lry" sign r the skunk w e k'lled ·n the money wh1ch would be de- Dowhng after being mtroducdav against a Thursday deadline when he must leave the new membership was declared ern LocExal School DJstr~ct, Porn- "I deeply ,.;,spec! the liberal ' p0 omer s er S 1 R 1 nved from Issue I is defimtely ed by M~igs County Education . ab- ' aent.surcm when 52 wer-e pres- Bedford eroy empted School District ' oy - one 10 ugar ked H 'd t ·u . . . W.h1.'t e Hou~e for abou t t wo weeks t o undergo major ElemenUtry School Dis~ 1 arts college and the universi- and the other 10 Nayor's Run earmar. . e sat vo ers w1 Assoc1at10n President Fay. Saudommal s_urgery. . . A shooti match had been !riel, and Sallsbury Elem ta ty," said EISenhower, one-till)e -and the otoer on the Btd!urd-~ be castmg ballots for the PEP er, said every school d!Stnct The Chief Execu!tve, a blt stern-faced but showtng no ng •Sch 1 Dt trl en 11 president of Columbia Umver 1 Or T h' r vill m 1ts enl!rety even though and every ch1ld would share in 00 evidence of discomfort, gave th~ news to the nation him- 1planned, but has been postponed s ct. sity "as the very best guaran: ~ng~th ;;;ns 'P me. ff 1 the measure is "rondensed the new beneiUs if Issue 1 ia self late Tuesday. After suffenng stomach pains whicb from the dale decided 00 to I ' ea pllrtment 0 ,c,. somewhat" on the ballot d becan at his Texas ranch Sept. 7, he must have his ~all Oct. 24, because of Interest in Veterans Mlllllorlal HOipltal tee that our system or ,.lf.gov- also urged parents not to allow Each voter is to receive a passe . . bladder removed. He will enter Bethesda Naval Hospttal, I the World Series. The next meet- ~ Admissions - Jimmy Lester, ~ent, freedom and human !hell' children to . handle any I copy of the bill and sample Enactm•nt of the biD woold just outside Washington late Thursday and be operated I ing wlll be held at the club New Haven; Rosa Wright, digruty of man depends 10 tbe l type of Wild ammal or stray ballot bel N 2 'th mean • yearly IDerea,. of on Friday morning. ' ' - - - - - - --- - ---- house on the third Frida• or: Langsville; Brady Sayre, Ra- future upon these schools." pet. I I 0~~ ~-~i WI arr~ ,116 mlUIOIIor education, 011 Vice Preolclent Hubert H. 1:Thursday was expected to aro.; - eatoln etaoiD etaoln :cine; Rodney Howard, MiddleI " This situation appears to mbyenth' Oorh·10 ecou1nc' ilaso coEmdp!r _, u.~ ~ 11 II aJ e n u a I average of $51 per student ovHumpitrey wiD take over tern-•handle a realttvely normal of- the month. port ; George ~ns, nmeroy; I a oween Carniv I he becoming more serious each tion being included There also porarlly If the need arises while flee schedule; perhaps a bit Richard Dao/,lley, Pomeroy. . Planned Saturda day,'' a health official said. will he remarks from o n- e rlbe past year. the Prealdent Is undergoing lllll'· heavier than usual. Humphrey Mtlgs Geoeral Hoopltal Dlteharges - Chrtt D&VJS, , A Hall . 1 Y11 b The clinic will he conducted ppo Among the school officials al(ery. Johnson said his docto;s wso going 1o the opening game ' Aclmtulonl- Herbert Wha-: Ma~; Mrs. Elm~ Pierce, Iheld at 0~:e~i~~~i~~ :~hoof on a county-wide basis with " I N Dr f 1 B' lending were Charles S. Gibbs, expected there would be only Iof the World Series in Mlnnea· Joy, Shade; Florence Theiss, I Racme; Rosa Wnaht, Langs.' Saturda evenin Ocl 16 with charge of '1.50 per pet. Dogs . ew a tgge~~t Supt of Pomeroy Publlo "a mJilbnal lime durlfll which polis, but planned to be back In Loon. vtlle: Arthur Fletcher, Long l the dQo~ to ~at 6 'm 8 1that have not bad tbe shots Since Korean War schools ; Clarenco Thompson, 1. wiD not be conducting bust- Wuhington Thursday. Dbcllartea -William Walters, Bottom; Mary Ours, Portland. masquerade ::::ch al lis ~nd within three years should be COLUMBUS (UP! -TheSe- Supt. of Middleport Public neAl a. usual." Clearing ~Is calendar of "'i MlddleporL atart selling at 6:30 . ' llnnoculated and cats that haw lecUve Service Commission has Schools; Larry Morrison, Ex· The surgeon who will per- many engagement.s as f!OIIIIihle, CANDY FOR S~E Attractions or the evening will not received the shots during issued a call for 3,726 men to ecutive Head of Eastern Local 1 form the operation, Dr. George the Pmldenl scheduled ·two ROTARY AT MARTIN The Meigs Cottnty Jaycees. be fish pond Inn house sweet 1the past year slloold ba treat- be drafted In October, far above School district, aod James Cart A. Hallenbeck fll the Mayo CU- ceremonies in bis offico today- The Middlepnrl- Pomeroy R~ announced ~y membars will shop, .dart g~e. and ' other, ed. All animals are io ba on the September figure of 2,748 er of Fort Frye. Carter II 1 Die, Roehuter, Minn., estlma~ slgnlng_a blll dealing wI t h tary club wlll meet at 6 p. m. ihe canvassing the_ area the next JlllllM. Also for sale will ba leashes when brought ln. and the largest tots! since the candidate for eucuUve CClll1 ed that tlle Chief Executive trealmlltt of cancer, heart Friday at the Martin Restaur-1few w~s sell1ng Halloween sandwiches. pies, and coffee. , Six rabid animals have oeenl Korean War. mitleemaD for the SEOEA ID< wf!Uld have to remain in the disease· and paralytic otrokes, ant instead of at Heath Melh-J candy. Jaycees have ,5011 bags Costum"' will he jwlgod 111d killed in the Pomeroy •rea alone SE Ohio coun~es were order- Mr. Thompson, c.unty Jau, )tolpltal !run 10 to 14 du~s. and accpeling a certification of odisl ehurch. The · business! ol the candy for sale at $1 a prizes •warded. Planning com-1the post few weeks. Additional ed to supply men as ltlllowSI J chairman, ia a llllttdnee loJ 'fbla will be followed by .n.. appreciation for hla App&lar.hla meeting will ·be held et tllei bag. Sales Chll!'man Robert mittee lor the carnival were information on the hmo,ulatlm Athens 16, Gallla 15, Hocking president - eted o1 the South Ira! weeks of convaiO.'!Cenee. I progral!l frllm a1 dti.,..tlon of CGI\flllbus utlllouthern Electrle ·l Easlmail said lllf Jaycee may Frances Roell, Mary Allee Blse. clinie will be released Tbur• 4, Jackson rr, Melgo 17, Vtnion east.m Ohio 'fildn•el!cm !llkl 'JI!e f"SSdeal iodaJ ~ lUI Teaantee IOWil ~~~~~. ,~ · . lie CQIIUlc:te!llo plac:t ordtrl. Tllelma Smith and lla Olbonte. daJ. t, atld YlasbiJIIIGD :11. ctali011. Meigs-Gallia Clinic will Be 0ct 1I ~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elcl!lnger of Gtrard are the guests of reta- . .. Pomeroy officials said t&day tbat under a new Obio .law, which went into eifect on Sept, 1, &he owner or keeper ha~r~c~"!P~:t~d ~~~:~~b '!~; D ~:;nly ~·b;~;·1 troop members to Gallipolis Sun- ~ ' ·- I i I ~ ' ----- - - - - - - - -r. ·- - - - FIVE -- • CENTS -,------·---------- - - - - - • f ..,,.,...,....,.,.,...,.,.,...,...,.=.!..',==....,.....,=...,....,.....,.,.,,.l'~ing was pre~ented Vlilh a skit. Grange and Bedford School. ... . ~> THE 66 CHEVYS POMEROY .MOTOR CO. . 1i. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6,1965 SEE LOAFERS l v. 1 ""I ·I 1 'I 1 ' " .., . • y ' I 'I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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