http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aa189b483f4bf447ee53cf2aca78668b.pdf 994e30cdc08eb25e70d6e45943bd66eb PDF Text Text ,. " \' , Garden Club Installs Officers • • '""\ Give Blood Pomeroy Jr Hi enttne at y Give Blood Pomeroy Jr Hi Next Monday \ ' Next Monday Dnored To Tlul lnJeretf.l 01 Tlul Meip.M1110n .4reo VOl XVII NO. 159 a FIVE CENTS 1, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO t in the WORLD CAPE "'ENNEDY - EVERYthmg man could do to launch Amenca's Geuum 6 astronaut ''chase in space" on time Monday was "go" loday The one 1tem beyond human control the weather - was · rr aybe " .._ ~· ';. ~ !ii,.,._~~ I ~~- I P1lot Waller Sch~rra and Copilot Thomas Sta!lord proved Ll be a lazy doctor's dream, engmeer.s wrestled mlo ho--hum routme, and a global tracking and recovery force s1mply sat back and took tt easy. The one apprehensive note m this piC· ture of cosmic serenity was THE QUEEN AND HER COURT - Queen Roberta Trussell of Eastern High school, who retgned Friday mght provided by (aS any veteran of space buff m1ght guess) the wea- at the school's annual homecommg, ts accompamed here by her court Left to right, Sh1rley Rucker, freshman attendant; Anne Holter, sophomore; Queen Roberta , Barbara Spurlock, jumor attendant, and Joan Ann DaVIS, senther. WASHINGTON PRES!_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ____ _ __ -and"DIAMOND HEAD" \\ ll h Charlton Heston and James Darren (Color) ~ to":r;_ dent Johnson rested and work· ed at the White House loday, pleased wtth the progress made by lhe [u'St sessiOn of the 891h Congress on the march to his 3reat Society Nevertheless, he warned the lawmakers there was "unflmshed work" for them to tackle next year. CLOSING FOR THE SEASON SEE YOU IN THE SPRING. MEIGS THEATRE "" FRIDAY'S SCORES Athens :U GallipOlis 0 Logan 12 Jackoon 0 Wellston 13 Middleport 8 Pomeroy 36 Nelsonville 0 Rutland 6 McArthur 0 Chauncey 6 The Plains 0 Southern 2Z North Gallla 8 Southwestern 14 Haonao Tract 8 Pt. Pleasant U Huntington East 8 Coal Grove I! South Point 0 Wabama & Eastern t "HARUM SCARUM'' F.lvlS Presley, Fran Jertn es , dary Ann Mobley ~.aturtHt: To Tht Wild Return :alorctrtoon• Admtsston: 75c & 40c. HAYNEVILLE, Ala (UPil- er present or former members ments agamst two other KlausState prosecutors, undaunted by ot the (white) Citizens Council. men, Eugenl! Thomas and WllfaJiure to conv1cl a Ku Klux or that number, e1ght satd they liam 0 Eaton Klansman for murdermg a etther feel the wh1te race IS su- All three live in the B1rrnmg· whtte woman, began grond- penor to Negroes or that the ham area, and the prosecution work today for tnal of two oth- wh1te CIVIl nghts workers are chArged they came m a group-ter Klansmen m the sa me slay- mfenor to other whites -Hiong w1th an FBI mformer mg State Ally Gen RIChmond they thought was a trustworlhy An all -while male JurY, after Flowers, who tned to send Klansman--to the Montgomeryan hour and 43 mmuLes of de- Wtlkms to the electric chair or Selma area The state sa1d liberation, acquitted Collie Le- a hfetune m pnson, accepted W1lkULS pulled the tngger of the , t F d th , d t thout a ptstol that killed Mrs Lmzw HER HIGHNESS - Easte1n H1 gh S< hool Homeco min g quee n lovelv Roh.rta Trusroy w1!kms, 22 , 1ae nay m e Jurys ver IC WI . P" . ' sell IS rad~ant as she r e1gns over the ce remo mes She \\ as sele<1t'd b) a vote o1 the the killing of Mrs. Viola Lmzzo parent rancor , but promtsed to 38-year-old wJfe of a Teamsters students and crowned by 1964 Quee n Ruth Londo n Mrs LIUzzol, a wh1te c1vil prepare for future tr1als grow- Uruon agent m DetrOit I~ A few hours before Congress wound up Its busmess for the year early today, the President sent letters to Senate DemocraW McCormack, [).Mass , heaplie Leader M1ke MansfJeld, Monl , and House Speaker John """""'~<"""'""'""""" '"'-"·~$-., W. McCormack, D-Mass, heapIn' praiSe and gratitude on Od~gre,., WASHINGTON-THE CHAIRrights worker from Detroit, mg out of the ..m. slaying. '11le three stlll face a federal I man of the House Committee on I was shot lo death last March The attorney general charge of VIO!almg Mrs Liuz- i 0 Un·Amencan Activities today 25 Wllkms· first tri al m :\1ay , fought and lost an uphill f1g t, zo's CIVIl Tights .. eH• nt \\as due a 'eomplPIP area effrt '' offered go\•ernment protection ended m a hung JUry I mcludmg eHorts to get a JUry Metgs count y may be prourl of th e reIt wo uld lJl' 1mposSJ bl l' 101 the Chamto any former or present Ku A resoundmg cheer greeted free of rac1al bias Flowers would not g1ve de- ceptlon it ga ve our vJ sJt ors on the Fall ber to thank everyont> per '> onally \\ hu Klux Klansman wilhng to testiFnday' s verdict announcement A Lowndes County grand jury tails of his plans for the next F0 1 T assisted. but the orga m za~ 1011 s leadei::; fy m the current mvestlgaiJon Me1gs coun y J udge Frank •~-Eleven of the Jurymen are e1th- also returned murder md1ct- tr1al It probably Wlll not come Jage our b f d We !eel sure over 850 pe1so ns Iell by were ce r t aml .~ w·oud and plpasPd th at so 1 many citize ns took an al11Vt' pJr t of the white ~upremac st sorie- Porter Fnday hned Robert R • efore next sprmg, a ter eel· 0 ty L 24 p tla d $100 and s1ons are likely on a senes of train from Pomeroy last Sunday eve nm g W1th simi ial e nth L1 s1asm be1 ng s hO\\ n Rep. Edwm E W1lhs, 0-La , : and fed eral court cases challengmg With a broader kno wledge of and a bel- 1n fu tu!e actJV ltJCS. Meigs Coun ty could 1100 24 not m1ss stead\ prog ress It ca n be done, whose panel has ftm shed tis cOfils on a charge of dnvmg un-1 the makeup of Southern JUnes, ter feeling for our county fourth day or nubile hearings on ld son Lawson also re I mcludmg those JD Lowndes The reason IS so man.:.llfwople though. only 11 you, as a dedicated cJti lhe Ktan, Said he hoped thai vcars' hcense sus-] Counly, I from throughout the count y a"'iil even zp n hl:'lp Th1s pzu tH·ul al rPsponse of res ident s the test1mony gtven by lwo I SJon and - was \aced on . On Nov. 26, a three-Judge fe- some from th e Mason area - "' thm Klansmen Fndav would Ignue J>f:'ll , bat P Chased out of Nazi Germany h1gh reputatwn were his wnt· deral court 10 Montgomery wtll efforts contnbuted to the tour 's success "rolling up thf'll sll'l'Hs ,111d p1tdn ng m • a "chain reactwn" of dtsclo- two years pro ton lm 1933 lor cntJclzmg Adolf H1t- mgs and h1s bnl hant, lucid lee- , hear a smt challengmg alleged W!lllam Grueser, Pomeroy Chambc1 aflmn" a genera l cnn\ Ictwn that MEIGS sures for other Klan members In other state patrol cases, ler, T1lhch ca me to the Umted tures H1s book ''Courage to ] systematic exclUSIOn of Negro of Commerce general rhanman for th e COUNTY IS ON THE MOVE! - -- - Judge Porler fmed Don L I Slales and began a new career I Be," had a m·l)or 1mpact on JUrors m Lowndes County Foliage Tour, satd th e success o[ t he LINCOLNTON, GA - F'IF Wood, 68, Poveroy , $10 and at UniOn Theological Semmary i Protestant theok 'Y Y.hen il was I Negroes outnumber whites here 'I' ••••n.age Dr1' . PI" ty state troopers •ere summon- cosls fa1lure to yield lhe nghl m New York l 1-1 bul no Negroes were mclud1publiShed m 1952 Run~ into Railin~ ed mto this tense l1ttle town tO- of w~y John W Jeffers, 26 AI· 'l had the greal honor," Tll· l T!lhch was born ln Starzed· I ed 'm the county s jUry pool unday to try to head off a vtolent bany , $10 and costs, speed m Lich onte sald, ' to be the hrst del. Prussia, Aug 20, 1886 tll lh1s year 1 W1th.J m Wav ne Ru<>st'll 18 showdown between angry whites excess for road coixhtJOns · Fred· fnon-Jew1sh d1 smJssed ___ __ Mmersv1lle eS( <Jped lnJll r ) m G professor JversJty , He T111JCh was m success10n, a I I an d mtitant Negro demonstra- enck ~nyder, 34, Middleport, rom a erman un ' theolo at the D • · ' <J ont>-car atcJdt-nt on llnwn 0 tors . A pickup truck • Its horn $10 and costs • left of center · became an Amencan Citi zen ml umvers1 professort1es foI Ber\m,gyM <J rburg , C nver IS• Held JFor blaslmg and liS engme roarmg Hugh B ShJf!el, 40, Midd! eporl, 1940 . Dresden •nd Leipzig ounty Grand ury ave one - tenlh of a milo• oul sped mto a lme ot 90 Negro $5 and costs, unsafe veh1cle Among t h e 0 I 0 g 13 n <~, he He produced during hls Me1gs County Judge Frank s1de tht' Pomeruv ( orpor at10n The ;1 ouulepmt H1gh School marchers Fnday, Slgnallmg a Charles W Kmg, 3::1, Rl 1 ranked With Remhold Nlebuhr. [career more than 25 books, ex· Porter Fnday held Carl F. MOSCOW IUPl \ - Sovlet llumts <~I 10 15 a m r nd a\ f'ooth ,Jl ' B:mquet v.11l be held charge by 30 angry whites Pomeroy $5 and costs, over- who mvJted hlm to Amenca,l poundmg his ideas on the rela- Van Meter to the Grand Jury t p 1 L€' der LeoMe1gs (ountv Sh{'ll ff Hobert Young Negro were beat- height and G land lhe SWISS thmker tlonshJp or ;eligJo'n With art po- on a not gmlly plea Ll a and d C Harl enbarh.saJd Russell lnsl 1\ov 18 <~n d L1ckets Will go on salt:' s()(,n acrordmg to B1ll 0 en to the ground and one of Taylor, 42, Ri 1, Middleport, IBarth b Prof John Randall Iht!cs socwlogy philosophy' and charge of driving while mtoxtUret I r on Irol ol il 1964 Vol ksv. agr'n 1 a\ d 1 C1ve state troopers m the town $5 and costs, unrpoper passmg \Colum 1 ~ Un:lve~s!Ly onc~bywr~te dept!; psycholo[o cated Bond was set for Van e V ~ ~ a~s en ~ 1 al l he w<~s dm mg on the ram sll( k Childs cn;:mman of the Mid· got a bloody mouU1 lrymg to the Pau Tl IC was ' ar I His hilosophy Prof walter Meter at $100 m te ,am e warne oc 1h1gh Y.. ,1y and crashed mto a dleport - Pomrrov Hotary Club break up the street rtghtmg. ForfeJtmg bonds on patrol the most persuaSIVe exponent M H~rton of Oberlin wrote, Judge Porter also fmed cur. confltcls may fl are ~~ mto a guard! ad The shen ff s report 8<J nquet comm11tee, sponsor mJ There were no serwus mJunes charges were Edward J Ken of the philosophy of exJsteslia- "Furmshed a dwelling place for ford Icenhower $15 and costs umversal miSSile war s.ud 72 fee t of guard 1a!ling the <J nnual event 1 and no arrests But CIVIl nghts nedy, 21 , Mansfield, $27 50, hsm " multitudes of modern mmds" on a charge of destructiOn or "The Sovtet people resolutely was damaged There was apleaders vowed to brmg m about passmg at the approach lo a _!_he twm foundations of h~s and contributed . to the reform property, and $11> and costs for demand an end to the plratK·all prmmatt>ly $200 damagt>s to Spe.lkl'r for the banquet will 500 demonstrators, by bus if hill crest. and Owen F' Dailey, \of the modern church and the disturbmg the peace war waged by US lmpenJilsls the r.Jr o!)t' rated by Hussell be announced la ter. necessary ' to march on the 32 ' Portland ' $27.50 ' failure to TAKEN TO HOSPITAL ir V1et . Nam '' he sa1d m <~ 1 I remtegrat1on of modern cu 1· I courthouse at noon. transfer regJStratwn Mlddleporl E - R sq,Jadmen ture" FINED $10, COSTS speech m KJev ' I pn'"-JdPd VI< e PreSident Carl meet1ng Horky He charged th e monnl lnc' ag··1 the regular P I L d d d 1 W SHIN Arresls by the patrol Fnday rushed 0 tho K>rr, eadmg HIS WI ow, Hanna, whom he Ronal au ermt t, 21, om. , l , " A GTON - REBPULI- mcluded Harold E Marks 53 Creek, to Holzer hospital at married m 1924, survtves along eroy, has been fmed $10 and gresSJveness dol :mpcna Jsm • 1 '" Hea lh Church Fndav night. 18 cans , labeled It a rubber Cleveland passmg m noon Fnday after he had fall- with a daughter Mrs Erduthe costs by Mtddleport Mayor Lee was expresse t e Tanneh1ll , editor of 1 5 stamp Congress Democrats do 'b ded to 8 0 t en from scaffoldmg and suffer- Farns of New York and a son I Srruth on a reckless operat100 of so-called local <OnfiJC 1I1 W tht' OhiO Va ll ey Pubhshmg Co. Simply called It "'greal " But 25 us zone, on I apia~ cd ed neck and shoulder IDJUfle8 Rene Slephen, Berkeley, Calif.' charge different areas ' and ol Lhe llmly Sentmel , reboth agreed that the first ses· m mumc!pa cour • avt ''If these mwor conflagra· v1 ew!:'d 20 year" of h1gb school SJOn of lhe 89th Congress was M. Gandy, 16. bonded to appear tJons are nol exiJn' UIShed mI ' alhl ei HS m Mergs counly, and mcredlbly productiVe. in GaiiJa counly juvemle courl time, lhey may liar;' up m1o lhe oulstandmg athleles !hose II om versa 1 m1SSI1~ w~r By all estimates, th e sess10n Oct. 30' passmg al a curv., B1ez- The Me1.g<: County Pwneer and vears prodmed lod ed L Sp~res, the It 55tall H1gh Chns, a manager; Mr and Mrs Howard L Enghsh, Sr for Ho- bnev sa1 d H1stoncal Soc1ely the oldest m 1.o make h1s honor'' list, just ended accomplished more andr Stanley Ga ro1- Parents of Pomeroy than. any m recent t1mes, and pot 18 •. t g 10 c Y, r School foolball players and stu- Dlllord Ferrell for Reed. Mr ward EngliSh, Jr , Mrs Phyl- "The destm1es of eol rr e na· ; Oh1o and one of lhe most ac1 1ve. Taonel11 ll req111red that an a \b. ~ss1bly ever More than likely m ox.tca 100 dent managers were recogmzed ]' and Mrs Howard Logan for bs English for Kenneth , How· tions Will be endangered " will hold 1ts annual meetmg\ Jete rece nred a college athletde sesSJon will be remember, durmg the halftime of the Pan Ronald , a manager , Mr and ard Gilbert English for granllat the Federaled church m Porn- 1 1r scholarship and flmshed his Sulbvan-Mclntyre tber game with Nelsonv 111e Mrs Rollin Wolfe for John, Bill, Mr and Mrs James Veterans Memorial Hospital 1 eroy on the afternoon of Satur 1 trammg through such of bos !tal care for the ld Named Announcers day night. r•r and Mrs. James T1tus lor 0 Bnen for M1ke, Mr. and Mrs Admf.,lons _ lola Barlrum , I dav, October 30 The Soctety , md Included were boys curlederaf aid for lhe schoo~ 1Y: NEWPORT, Ky. iUPl) - A K Tom, a manager ; Mr and Mrs. Fred Crow for Carson. Mr. and Langsville; Denm Kal r. Ra- was organiZed m 1876 and 1t has rrmh on scholarsh ipS who may lng rights for N s, dot pair of Kentuckians will do the . Game announcer! Paul loes l Charles Hayes for Charles 11, Mrs. Leonard Van Meter for c"ne 1 · Cia a GrUeser Mmers- ne\er m1ssed holdmg an annual or may not f1m sh r Lauderm'Jit Mid- meetmg. lrg rights for Neegroes, roes an d a ] play . by. play rad1o broadcast mtroduced the lo\ owmg Mr and Mrs. Rober t Gore for Le nme, Mr. an d Mrs. W"llard 1 ville •· Mar, I \",,,lh an es ttmate d 4,000 to fairer shake r:r p' ~ti a of all Clncmnati Reds baseball Mr. and Mrs Roberl dCrow thelf son, John Bash, Mrs. Mowery for Jack, Mr Russell dle~rt l ' In a way thJS w11l be tne mo<t 5.000 bovs partJCJpat mg in footbrunlgrants ros ve games for tho next three years. for their son, Jim, Mr an ~rs Lloyd Wright for M1ke. Moore for B1ll, Mr. and Mrs. Dlfl<barges _ Orville Arms lmportanl meetmg m many I ball and basketball smce 1945 · The Weidemaoo Brewing co. Cur.ly Wiles for Larry • rs Leo Vaughan {Or Lonng, a man- Pomero Mar Radford Porn: years because rurther arrange- m Me1gs county only 14 quall· 8 WHEELING W VA Newport, announced Friday lhe Alvte Phalin for Ke~th, Mrs Mr and Mrs Arlhur Ne se ager, Mr. and Mrs. Harold oro . J ;Ies TJrner Lan;aster · ments w1ll be madr lor erectmg fl ed on lhe hst, Tannehill sa1d. Wheellna St..;! co,P. ann~un;;: signing of Qaude Sullivan and Eugene Triplett for Eugene, Mr for Bill, Mr. and Mrs. David Smith for Robert, Mr. aod Mrs. Jat, bw.ns Po~eroy· He;- a large and well equ1 pped bUild- Lad1es of the church servmg l!d Friday an operating loss of! Jim Mcintyre Weidemann takes and Mrs. Mac Saw_y~ for Mike, Cummgs for Rex, Mr. and Tom Crow tor Danny, a man- man Michael 'Pomeroy ' ing for a hiStorical arch1ves dmner were Mrs Glen Lall)> 1576,0110 for the first nine months \over sponsorship of the broad- Mr ond Mrs. Die Karr for Mrs Frank W Porter for Andy, ager, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ' · and museum The ofhcers of bert, Mrs. Earl Kmght. Mrs. of this year. casls next ..ason from lhe Bur- Rod, Mr and Mrs. Pete Morar- Mr. and Mrs Cllesler Knight Rusche! for Eugene, Zems the Soc1ety earnestly request I Beulah Hayes, Mrs Herman 1 The company also satd It had \ger Brewlna Co., Cincinnati, lly for Ted, manag~r; Mr. for D1ck, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Blankenship lor Stewart Mei&s General HospKal that all members w11\ atlend Haddox. and Mrs Jane Gtlkey a loos ol $l,824,0IIO opera- which has sponsored them 24 and Mrs. William A. Gibbs for Guinther for Jon, ~r. and Mrs. George Bunch was recogni_z- Admissions - Harold Hood, and bnng along one or more and MJSs Bess Sanborn. 00 Third consecutive years. lions In the third quarter. Jell, Mr. and Mrs. John Werry Charles Werry lor Dick, Mr. ed for bls nephew, J1m Wt~ Pomeroy; Anna Perl")•, Albany; new members and a guesl - - -quarter earnings last year were -lor Jell. and Mrs. Calvin Simpson for Iiams, Mr and Mrs. Elmer Bad· Mrs. Ned Menchm1 , Pomeroy ; The temporary museum and MARRIAGE APPUCATION fiiOO,OIIO and nine monlhs earnSHOW POSTPONED Mrs. Vlrgll Lee for Jim, Mr. Bruce, Mrs. Ruth Buffington ey represented lhelf nephew, C!Tarles Foss, Pomeroy , John 1office of the Society 10 the Albert George Blackwell, 49, lngs were $3,2!2,000. Earnlnas The horse show which was to and Mrs. Phil Globokar tor lor ,MJb Still, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan, Jr., ond Mr. and Stanley, Albany. Court House wlll be open all Letart Falls, farmer, ~~~~~ .q. lor lhe 1964 periods were re- be sponsored by the Meigs Coun- Mike, Mr. and !.Irs. W. H. Fran- harold ,Hysell lor Charles, Mrs. Mrs. Earl Roush were present- Discharge• - John Arbaugh, day and the meetJIIi at the nes Ler,ora Backus, !9, Letarl yiJed 1rom previowl reportl to I) Rldilli club on Sunday at cis for Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Wilham H. Anderson for her ed lor their son, Chester. Each 1\tppers Plams; Helen Carpen- church will be from 12 30 to 4 Falls, bousewife ; James P111l 11ve ellecl to 1964 year • end lhe fairgrounds, October 21, has Uam Nelson lor Patrick Story, son Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ol the latter three boys men- ter, Middleport; Marvm Darst, p. m. A social hour with re- Grueser. 67, Middleport, rttlrtreallll8lil o1 deferred IDveo~ been ~ QllW Stu!4ay, Mr. ODd ltlrs. lild 11aer for Ed- SwJSher for Do~~ !Ill's. l1olte!l "ilert lg_l1 for ~ ~a Pomeroy; l..tl!llie Pul!11111, Raed fN!ahmeDIB will be from 3·30 to \ed and Bernice Floosle Joljll. •• 8141 clndil. Octoller Sl, die, llr. C. f. 'llllllikiDI lor Paul Zirkle fiji" Mr. - - Ill _ . 11111. t. IIIIa ark. '• ,,• "ver F1"ned, Dr1 With License Suspended SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY Ortober 24-27 Prosecution Won't Give Up 1 L:::~~: ' c:~v:;s~e~w~ - --- ----- ----- county Effort for F l"tage Tour s·•gnt"f"tcant ~d I Th I • M T IIi h I eo og1ans ourn 1 C ' H•tl 1 ert•te German Re£ugee p~;tla~d· -- b~cause 1 1 Grid Banquet Soviets Demand U.S. End War 1 In Middleport Is November 18 In VIet • Nam g~rls v~hlcle Lew~ Kar~ C~m~um~ a;~ ~ ~ ;e;t ° et~e w~r Oldest Soct"et'' h~zar: MAKING AUTO ~QUICKLY I!! ABOUT THE ru!EID" THING wt DOl Drive To Elberfelds In Pomeroy Saturday It's Bargain Day in Every Departtnent in The Store you'll Gnd gelling an auto loan here is not only fosl aad very pleasaat, but also cao sa"" you money 011 the cwer-al *of YOUI' aextcarl SPANISH LACE Boatneck thr.. oolor jacquard pullover -with side vents.. 117.00 Rnance your - here ••• _,, Your Savings Earn 4% Interest In the Furniture Department on the third On Elberfelds first floor be sure to stop floor Sale Prices on living Room in the Mens Department - the House- Suites, Dinette Sets, Kitchen Cabinets and wares Section - the Hosiery Department Shp oo copri. 118.00 many other sale prices. you can save and the Lingerie Department. You ·can Both 10091> woolknill in the Ready To Wear Department on the really save in every' department In the 2nd floor on the very item you need right store during this Bargain Day Sale. Take now and this winter. You'll want to visit your time when shopping • look around too, the Drapery Department on the 2nd and save now. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~nd floor and take advantage of the Sale Serving Meigs County for over 93 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY vem Prices there - RUTLAND Throw Rugs and Yard Goods. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Slipcovers, Cocoa Mats, On Saturday Elberlelds in Pomeroy are Open til9 in Eve. mgg~nng In Oht"O W/I"}} Parents are Honored 1·n PHS Ceremon1·es •I' Che~ter Meet saturdav • I ~lvem:r~a~~~r~~g~s~~rl~h~e~~:~ Fn-~ ~n, collr~e '! I P~, ' �-- .. .,_ "" -; ...,...,_ .... - - ..,. .., ' , f l" .. - .. ,")., •• • , ..... .. I ' Blood Needed Badly Next Monday Dale Gilkey Dies Friday In Gallipolis &-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy ~hddleP()~· 0 Oct 23 1965 Dale Charles G11key 64 ownaod operator of the Queen Hotel and restauragt died 5 30 p m Fnday at his Ihome, 906 Second Ave He had been In fa1Ung health for sev· Metgs county retsdents were agam remmded today that tho Red Cross Bloodmobile will VISit m Pomeroy from noon un- til 6 p m Monday at the Junior U1gh school auditorium Chapter officials said blood replacements will be sought at the bloodmobile visit for Hom· er L.. , Hamsonville, who un- derwent two major operations The Pomeroy Panthers scor 1started on the P mther 28 yard hounds fumble and raced 36 l ,\ ~ ya1 d run by Fullback ed lhe1r fJrst Soulheastern Oh10 1slnpe the hrst t1me thev got yards for the th~d Panther Engllsh m1dway through the 1 AthletiC League gnd v1ctory of possessiOn ol the ball A 5Z yard touchdown the season w.th a 3tHl wallop- run by S1mpson on the f1flh Van Meter's touchdown came mg ol Nelsonville Fnday rught play from scnmmage highlight on the f~rst play after Nelson· Several memben of tbe m Panther stadium ed the dnve ville had received the k1ck-<Jif PHS lootball team did DOl see Pomeroy scoreless m 15 pre- Pomeroy plagued by a fum· by Howard Engllsh followmg act1on In tbe game against v1ous quarters of play, respond ble on a hand-oft fa1led to score Sw1sher s TD Robert Snuth sen Nelsonv•lle because of the scheduled for I to a pea I Ior a Iou< h t he extra pom Is k carned for th e ex Reserve g·-e ed t ary 1or ha lib ac, ..... .~c lonl bl at K er Creek down bY f l.ud Coach Bud BJck The second touchdown was tra pomts and Pomeroy held al g yg el scored by Jumor Don Sw1sher 22-0 lead gomg m for the half BH:kel ear her thissweek made The talented Panther quarter- way rest The Panther Reserves, boastpubiH• h1s fervent hope that his back nnd defensive linebacker Nelsonville s backfield had mg 8 5-l s~te, wdl play 00 Panthers would tally one SIX picked off a pass by Nelson eommitted another fumble on the IIOOcatt home field at 8 po nter - and then go from v1lle s Gary Haynes and scat· the fm;t pia\ after Van Meter P m 8111 Adams L8 eoBcb of there ted 32 yards to paydirt w1lh scored Th1s lime Sophomore the Pomeroy Reserve squad. rules do not permit rh c Pant hers broke the long 4 10 left m the hrst half Then I Andy Porter feJl un lhe ICHlse aAtblet1c Ia er to artiei te in 8 scormg drought when hard dnv he passed to End B1ll Mo11e ball The Greyhounds howev Re~er!e cont!st If ':e bas mg Semor Bruce Simpson plun for the extra pomts er soon regamed eontrol ot the seen action m a varHJty game ged over on a 3 yard carry A mmute later Le11ny Van p1gskm when Pomeroy was be nme mrnutes mto lhe f1rst per Meter Pomeroy s sophomore I set by a fumble of 1ts own I 10d It climaxed a dnve which speedster, gl8bbed a G1eyMORE SCORING Ifourth penod put the 1cmg on the cake for the Panther elev· Nelsonville's only real threat en The th~rd quarter was score- was m the third quarter when less the VISitors moved the ball to tbe 20 yard line of Pomeroy on· English ' touchdown carry ly to , .. Cumings recover a came mne plays after the sliD· fumble gy Pomeroy defenae held Nel· sonvllle short on 2 fourth down One other time in the thtrd attempt on 1ts own 32 yard Une per1od the Greyhounds ground d th p A pass attempt by SwiSher 1or out yardage to IUSI e e om· the extra pomts fell mcomplete eroy 20 The drive, however, f The last touchdown was scor· was stopped as the result of ine ed by \an Meter - his second defensive play by Carson Crow, of the evemng - on a 42 yard Moore Bill Nease and Cumpass from Swisher Sw1sber a1.. mgs, who threw Nelsonville for so passed to Rex Cummgs for big losses twice lh d e extrd pomts Nease, a 140 lb semor, stoo Van Meter races for thiS fmal out defensively for Pomeroy TD w1th 4lf.= mmutes left m the Others turrung m fine performgame The pass was Pomeroy s ancs on defense wl,;!re Crow, f1rst play after the Greyhounds Rod Karr, Porter, Jon GuinttJ.. were •topped on theJr 42. er Jeff Gibbs, Smith and DICk ALL-STARS Tornadoes Stomp North Gallia 22-6 We wire flowers everywhere WY22039oR NIGHT WI 9·2951 CANDIDAn FOR TRUSTEE OF SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Eleven years expenence on Salisbury Township roads Your vote and mfluence Will be appreciated Pd Pol Adv. I I - - - - -- Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy Middleport 0 Oct 23, 1965-3 Rutland Wins 6-0 Over McArthur iwo long touchdown runs by halfback John McCtmtock sp01t ed North Gallm s homecommg ~ nday mght and Jed Southeru to a 2Hi VICtory was halted late m th e fmal per A Z7 yard runnmg play by yards to 11 I The P1rates how· Next week the P1rates will wd w&n the ale l North Ga ll! • Sk1dmore 10 lhe fmal ~l conds f'Vt r h1t on three of nme passes clt>se their campa1gn at Handefense came up w1th 1ts th1 rd of play w<ts the P1ra tt s big for 36 yards while the Tornad nan Trace wh le Southern plays fumble recovery For the most grst gam or the wholr se(und ues were 6-4 m the passmg de at Glouster part, the Pmlte offense was h.•lf pnrtment BY QUARTERS stopped lhe la~>t half of the SlatJstlcally the Tornadoes Southern had 12 f1rst downs Southern 0866-22 It was the P1rates• fourth gamf' mHrushed North Gallia, JOO to North Ga iiJa s five North Galli<J 0600- 6 straight defeat and Southern s Quarterbnck Joe Hawkms' second quarter touchdown un a three yard carry gave Rutland a 6-0 wm over the ViSltmg Me Arthur Generals Fnday mght able to move the ball for pay.. d1rt Once the dnve was halted on the four yard lme and anf1fth wm m seven games other time the Red Devils got ms1de the 10 on the runmng of Both teams pla>ed e\enly the Halfbacks Rusty L1ttle Barrett fJrst penod without scormg The wm moved Rutl and m and Hawkms Southern s biggest threat ended I to a tJe Wi th the General< for The Red Devils had lBO yards on a fumble at the 35 }ard !me bope you tblllk he'& worth first place '" the M!d 0 hI o rushmg and 56 yard< pasSing Coach Bob Penrod s P1rates $25 Mom That'• wbat It'll Valley Conference Both teams ! whlie the Generals were manI oost you for me fisbmg out drew first blood w1th 7 59 re ended their MOVC slates w1th agmg to pick up 87 yards on mammg m the second pcnod of season'" 2-1 records The onl y MOV( the ground and 32 yards by when quarterbat:k Jay Fisher game left 1s between Eastern passmg Fullback Irvm Bllsh scored capped a 65 yard scurmg dnve two touchdowns Fnday evenmg (II) and Southern 10 2 ' 10 lea Rutland had 10 first downs by plungmg over from the one to lead the Southwestern H1gh 'That dnve ,., as a1ded by some gue play I compared to five lor the losers landers to a 14 6-wm mer the fme runmng by fullback Dav1d Hawkm'> s•x: pom1er condud The Red Dev1ls attempted 10 Hannan 'frace W1ldc<~ts Skidmore who replaced the m ed a dnve of about 60 yards by I passes and completed four while JUred Clyde Sm1th and half Coach Charles Smith s Red De I McArthur tned SIX aenals and Bush capped a 54-yard scor backs Jack Crate and Roger v11 eleven A highlight of the completed one The Red Devl11 lng dn~e m the second penod Garrett dnve was a 23 yard pass from lost the ball on one of two by gumg mer (rom the SIX and 'The chargmg Tornadoes of Hawkms to Bob Ba11 etl Just fumbles won the game m the fmal stanCoach Ronald Deem came roar· za on a two yard plu nge Gene HUNTI~G1 ON - Pmnt Pleas- I before the TD was scored m The on ly penalty of the game mg back as McClmtock three Hall passed to end Woody Car ant's B1g Blacks utJhzed four 1 the early mmutes of the second was a five yard one against plays later raced 62 yards down b1g plays and a bru1smg de stanza Rutland ter for the extra pomts the s1delmes for the f1rst South fPnse to outclass Huntmgton Rutland threatened tY.Ice m Rutland will travel to Belpre Coach C A Duncan s Wild- Easl to the tune of 28-6 Friday the tlurd quarter but was un- 1tius commg Fnday rught ern TD Sherm Cundiff ran the cats scored m the closmg mm mght at Fairfield StadiUm PAT lor an 1\-6 lead wh1eh ute s of play after recoovermg stood at the halftime mterm1sEast JUmped m front m the a Southwestern fumble on tbe first two mmutes alter recoler s10n 23 yard hne Quarterback Gary mg a sburt kickoff to start the Southern opened the th1rd Harnson raced over from the game but after that the H1gh 1 Todd Sll\der 110 semor half touchdown, w1th 7 50 left to slan;§8 by dnvmg deep mlo s1x for the TD North Ca lha terntory agam but landers were almost absurd ly back scored two t1mes once play m the hnal permd Adams loot the ball on a lumble at the on a 61 }ard run lo gl\ e Coach I passed to Snyder for the extra Sta1tstJcs favor the H1 ~hland Impotent 32 After bemg thrown for two Pomt Pleasants lour b1g Don Eskev s Bulldogs at 24 o pomts to g.-e the Bulldogs a ers m ru:~hmg 119 to 87 a n d b1g losses the P1rates were for plays were a 59-yard touch v1rtory ovt>r Gallipolis Fnday l l6-0 lead fXt"-"iJng 20 to 19 Southwestern Cf'd to punt from the end zone run on a fake punt by mght at Athens as the Bulldogs had e1ght first downs to Han down quarterback Don Wiggms a 36 leaped another hurdle Dn the I Agam Galhpolls received the and Steve Dailey recovered Action Seem• from tit e Homecoming Gflme n.an Trace s s1x yard sconng pass from Wiggms way to their first Southeastern I kickoff With Gilmore returning !he blocked oval to break the crown tu his 26 On the first play Angame Wide open Sherm Cun Tl W1h While l'alcons t b t f bled d , t t th It was Coach Pat We1her's to Jim Staats an 88-yard run Oho Athlete League d1fr ran the EPS for a 16-6lead 1 Je ama er !me u urn an an i J-as rrn ac ua 11X won el fir st SVAC wm Next week the With an mtercepted pa~s by smce 1950 derson passed and Adams ino,.. th h t th b ad spo1 led Eastern s homecorrnng E 1 5 t ~ rn player gr<.~bbed the gnme everywhere except on the I H hi d h t E h Steve Warner, and a 49 yard l tercepted the aer1al at muifteld 1 1 r.:x1U ern 1 e score or k b d 1g an ers os as 1ern w 1e for the third tJme when McChn with a fi..O v1 c lor~ over t h e 1oose p1gs m 1score oar StatistiCS showed Hannan 1 race hosls North Gal touchdown scamper by Joe D1ck Adams 165 semor hiilf returmng 1t to the Blue Devil count1ans F'nday mght fh e only real scoring threat the Eagles outrushed thetr op 1 Sm!lh back passed three )•rds to Sny 137 The Bulldogs picked up two Iuo k "meigs ~oun ty s 1ea dmg Me1gs th E 1 1 f ld 1a scorer plowed his way through onW he g es 1e t for Coach D1ck Martm ~ E 1st ponents 202 yds to b7 and had I Smith aside from rushmg der for the first Athens touch f1rst doYrns one by virtUe of a tacklets for a 53 yard toucha ama s s1 x pom er Y.a s ern te<1m was m the thtrd quar R4 yards passing as romp;ned By Quarlers 122 yards from hJS fullback down With 16 seconds lelt to penalty IS yards lor a personu down The try for the extra scored m the second penod by f('r when they moved to the 17 to J5 yards by Waham a Hannan Trace 0006-6 s1t 1on on offense spent most play m the th1rd perwd Snyder I fou l on Ga lltpolls and play refailed as Southern led hard-dnvmg 81 nwr Carb~ Saw yard !me or the VISJ! ors before Th< Eag les completed four of I Southwestern 0608- 14 his defensive tLme m the ran the extra po1r ts to g1ve Ath sumed on the Gallipou1 it yard I yers on a SiX yard end run losmg the ball Eash rn Quar e1ght passes and had one 11ter backfield knockmg down ens an 8-D lead 1lme AnolherTornadoscormgdnve Saw~ers touchdov.n COilf' lld terback Charles E1chmgers run ceptcd wh1IP the Falcons <Om 47 The Eagles punted three The touchdown capped a 76 Snyder h1t Adams with a II ed a long dmc for the West of aO yards highlighted the first pleted two of five aenab and limes for a J8 yard average be Highlander ball earners Two plays alter East yard sconng march as t h e yard pass and a flrst down on V1 rg m1ans whu were oper<Jtlng half for Ihe Eagles but the Wa also had one i11Prceptt d E tl h and the Falcons punted three 1 ered the openmg kickoff Bulldogs drove steady from the Blue Devil 4 On the next out the smgle wmg offense Aj hama defense also quashed that team lost the ba ll once on fum t1mes fur a 35 yard average the B1g Blatks' 41 yard hoe own 24 m 17 plays Athens play Adams went over for the pass attC'mpt for the extra dn ve bles and the Me1gs coun11 ms The Eagles w1ll travel to Tom Lovms raced 32 yards play m the Bulldogs {mal touchdown. wtth pomts after Sawayers pa"s Jell I 1 he VJctol) was Wah ama s p!ck~;~d up t2 f1rst down s tom Southwestern thiS commg Thurs the SIX Coleman Willis went ter , and kept the dr1~e gomg 3 46 left on the clock Adams mcomp]f'te second m e1ght outmgs so far 1par,..d to seven by Walnun<t day night and Y.ahama Will Wahama had the ball mstde l th1s season Eas lern has f.Jn j Eastern had 50 yards nHHk be at home agamst Spencer on the three then John M1dk1ff ram "1th runs of 12 yards by Enc passed to Snyder for the extra med mto end zone Wilhs was Hummel ISO Jumor quarterback pomts to giVe Athens their fl· I ed off m pennlt1es and \\ahama Fnday Defendmg SEOAL champwn the Eagles 10 yard hne one oth I ov erall 1-6 slate stopped mches short of the 17 )ards by Ad•ms and 13 nal 24-ll lead Logan kept its shm chances for goal on the extra pomt attempt, by snyder Regardless of how other top the loop title alive Fnday but East led 6-0 w1th only one Ga llipolis received on the 10 scorers fared m league mght with a hard fought 12-0 mmute and 49 seconds gone play of the third quarter play Fr1day rught, Todd Sny· VIctory over the visJtmg Jack Pomt Pleasant gamed only Danny Gilmore 166 s~mor der mcreased hs sconng lead son Jronmen four yards m 1ts first three of back returnmg to the m the number one spot Wlth Coach Mel Adams' ChJeftams By DAVE RICE Hod Sauer on the 30 and re- I go for 1t The fme defense of of Well~ton Th1s IS the way the fens!Ve plays but W1ggms lak hs 46 Pete Anderson 151 two touchdowns and three ex• moved mto second place be- The Golden Rockets oJ Wells j turned to the 34 yard lme The the Jackets came through Jga m game ended as neither team ed a punt on fourth down and wr quarterb<~ck hit John pomts for a total of 5I hmd unbeaten Athens whom ton not at all golden arter their I.Jckl V; s1gnal caller Buddy as they stopped 01ler on the lme could score m the last quarter raced 59 yards down the nght 188 semor end With a 17 pomts He had 40 pomts going they shU must meet on a com four quarter,__, or football on I Moore h1t Hmdy w1th a nat of scrimmage for no g 11n sidelines to score Sm1th kick pass to the Athens 46 Another mto the bit on six touchwowns bmatwn of a rock • nbbed de their mushy ram soaked £1eld I pass good for 5 yards and Hm After three plays from scJ 1m SfATISTICS ed the extra point and the vis- pass Anderson to Sam Elsnau and two extra polnts fense and some fme runmng by cashed m on a fumble and a day rrin fo r 15 more to gf.t the mage the Jackets were also fac Mid Well Itors were on top to slay gle 162 semor halfback was r===="'"==iii=;;;;;;; quarterback John Gasser gamble to take a 13 8 victory ball to the 44 yard hne of the ed Yilth fourth s1tuat 10n They 1F1rst downs 10 8 They scored agam early m complete for a loss of two yards The lronrnen blew three ear from the MJddiCJ.lOI t Yellow Rncket s decided to gamble, and they 'Total Yards Rushmg 138 134 the second quarter when Wig Gllmore plcked up five yards on ly scormg chances m the first J ockcts H was a mu st game On the next play Hmdy who lost as Moore was th 1 m-.n ror Yards Passmg 41 37 gms' pass hit an East defender two plays and It \';aS fourth and FINISHING period when they drove to the for both clubs was the Jackets leadmg ground a loss and Wellston took ovt r Total Yards 179 171 and bounced up IR the &lr five Athens took over on the1r 1 ogan 20 yard !me on one sf. r The Jackets held Wellston to gamer for the evenmg with 86 on the 35 yard Jme of Ihe Passes Attempted H 4 Staats caught the ball on Our best quality own 34 when an Anderson to ..,;.,. Ies came nght back on anolh two f1rst downs m the f1rst yards m 12 carm s was Jackels l Passes Completed 7 2 dead run and raced mto the Gilmore pass was mcomplete er drive that d1ed on the 16 half outgamed them on the h1t hard and agam the ball Followmg runs of 15 and four Passes Intercepted 2 0 zone untouched Don Mcinturf 171 semor full ~nd then blocked a Logan punt ground m the air and m f1r st sq111rted out of h1 ~ arms to he yards respectfully Wellston s Punts 3-37 3 4- 37 7 1 DAY SERVICE back made l1ve to the 39 Then on the 33 However on each downs but the Rockets cashed! reco~e1ed by Wellston s Steve quarterback Mark Hayburn fir- Penalhes 55 5 ON REQUEST Snyder rambled the remammg threat the Chieftam defense m on a fumble and the gamble Jeffers on th~ 41 yard lme I ed a pass to John Pope 16 yards Fumbles Lost S 1 61 y<\rds outd!Slancmg Ander knocked down key passes or by the Jackets on a fourth Th ~ Rock ets from th1s pomt for the touchdown Marsh s son Gary Snuth 187 JUruor halted an Important runmng down to put the game on tee moved the ball to the 18 yard conversiOn attempt was short, Star~:~ls~:rupa Oialo H S FootbaU Sceres and DJCk Long :100 seruor lull play to accomplish the shutout As the .:arne started 1t llok lme of the Jackets but they and the Rockets led 13-0 as th" Ends Tom Ervm and By U.Uted Press International back, to score Athens' second C1HMn Gasser scored both Logan ed as 1f the defense of the Jack- were fon-ed mto a fourth doy,n half came lo an end Stabler Gary Lotusvtlle M Lisbon touchdowns the f1rst commg on els wou'--' keep the R!Xkets m s1tuahon .and the Jackets de The third quarter opened as Tackles J h W h Conotton Vallev 44 SciO 12 0 1 8 78 yard roll out opbon m the check as they held them to fense rose to the occas10n as ~hddleport got possessiOn of Fox n ng and Ike Columbus Brookhaven 28 second period and the other f1ve yards m thelf first the) didn t g1ve ground I the ball on thelf own 33 yard Guards JlDI Willis and Nick Co!umbu~ol~~!u~ Whetstone 26 on a one-foot snep.k m the three plays forcmg them to The Jackets took over the hne They ground uut t h r e e R t fourth quarter Passes for the punt on f~urth down Ronme hall JUSt as the first quarter I stra1ght first downs whiCh ~p~r M k AI de Columbus Eastmoor 0 1 two-point conversions failed af· Hmdy makmg hJS first start I came to an end brought the hall mto Wellslon en er b • Mexkanllarb Columbus Manon Frankhn 20 b th t hd ' Quarter ack ar y urn Columbus South 9 Ier o ouc owns of the season took tile punt on As the second quarter got un terntory at the 43 After a gam H lfb k R Ea t nd 8 ep a Upper Arlington 32 The Chieftain attack rolled up hiS o~n 26 and started up der way the Jackets p1cked up of three yards by Sauer and two J ha pac 5 oger 1 159 Y"!"d• rushmg lour of eight field a f1rst down, one of four they mcomplete passes by Moore, °F~II~: K1rb Oiler , Mount Vernon passes lor 78 yards, and 11 first As he neared the 34 yard !me were able to get the f1rst hall the Jackets were forced to punt Y Marysv!lle I Westerville 0 downs he was hit and !he hall spurted Then as 11 looked as 1! the Jack- and Gary Slohart punted beautMiddleport Reynoldsburg 36 Jackson showed 149 yards on loose, to be recovered by ets had somethmg g01ng Rod 1fully ro the SIX yard !me of the Ends Gary Stoharl and Fred Canal Wmchester the ground, thre. of 14 passes Wellston s John Wnghl ThiS Sauer who played an outstand Rockets ThiS punt put the Robmson West Jefferson 24 Dublin I SeeThe completed lor 15 yards and SIX timely recovery gave the Gold mg defenSive game fumbled, Rockets m a bad poSition alld Tackles Larry Vance and Pleasanlv1ew 36 wns en Rockets auperb field poSJ· and Gary Stabler was there they couldn t get out They too Dave Ashley Franklin Heights I FvD Une "'led the Logan rushers tion at the 33 yard !me lo recover for !he Rockets on were forced to punt and the Guards John Blake aod Jack Columbua Hartley t4 w 96 y~ In 13 tries, wh1ie E1ght plays later, Wellslon s the 33 yard !me 11 looked as Jackets took possesSion of the Sigman Columbus Walnut Ridge 14 At •• 11'1 Larry Ads1r toppe~ Jackson hardnosed fullback, K1rby Oiler, if Wellston was on the move ball on the 34 yard hne of the Center Larry Gladwell Columbus Academy 22 w1th 82 yards m 18 attempts rammed over from the one agam bt!t agam they were lac· !lockets FIVe plays later the Quarterback Buddy Moore New Albany 11 Logan Is now H In league yard !me lor the score Alan ed w1th an all Important fourth Jackets hit paydlft as Buddy Halfbacks Roger Swart< and Newarl :IT Cbllllcolbe I play while Jackson Is tied for Marsh s k1ck for !he extra point and one Moore rolled out around hiS own Ronme Hmdy lancaster 22 ZanesYIJlt I a- !lOA I D, 1 MIIIJ:? II JonatbaD Alder 14 'nle Plalnl third place with for third place was good and Wellston took the Having one of the best full· right end lor the score !Iindy's Fullback Rod Sauer LY =tloiMC!n.'lllun.lot Mt,._ with Gallipolis, each wllb 3-2 lead 7.0 I backs m the league In Kirby run for the exira pomt was good Alternates. Hood, Barril aod Millersport Z4 Carroll 0 league marks. Marsh's kJckolf was taken by Oller, lhe RocKets decided to and the score read l:J.llln favor TannehilL .leblllloWD 48 'kJrh!l V.U., t Spoil Eastern Homecoming ROLLIN B. RADFORD Werry. er to Cumings, both passel !llld Seruor Dick Kn1gh! suffered ISmtih, run a back inJury aod was sldelln STARTERS ed lor most of the game The cumin inJury was not behoved serious Pomeroy - Rex Ill although X rays were ordered and Bill Moore, ends, Rod Kar1' taken by team PhySician Dr and Dick Werry, tackle&; BID Roger Damels Nease and Jeff Gtbbs, guardl; Carson Crow Lenny p omeroy now has a •• van Meter &nd Center, Robert Sml'" ·>~ over all record for the season and halfbacks Bruce Simpson, full11 t Ath t F da nd Do wlshe aztet. WI VlSI ens nex rl y back a nS r' qu Nelsonville Is winless m league back ploy. Nelsonville - TlDI Pancake By Quarters _ and W11lie Dishooe, ends, Jay 0 0 00 0 Nelsonville _ Brooks and Sandy Haroki, tack• 6 16 0 14 36 Pomeroy les Paul Conrad and J o h ll Scormg- Simpson 3 yd run, Thompson, guards, Jae Glass, English, 9 yd run Van Meter center Gary Haynes and Gret 36 yd run and 42 yd pass from Warren halfbacks 'rom Hines, Swisher Swisher, 32 yd run fullback, and Bob Richards, qua EP's, Sw!8her to Moore Swish· terbiiCk Southwestern Defeats HT 14-6 Friday 1"1 Big Blacks Overpower H.East, 28•6 I I Bulidogs Keep Loop Lead At last! I !-in compelca!Jinets Compact Con10le Hat Moloocl8 t MIW 23 •tc!angola colo l!.obt L2:3" over all d 1g tub• rr 111 274 tQ II PICIUII WIW ng till) Modei 2JCT311 B Keep Alive I I Jackets Drop 13-8 Test at Wellston LOOK I NOW OPEN Come in and see the new generat1on of Color TV from MOTOROLA Contempor•ry Con110le Hu til wood Ctb ntl of HIIC! 1\frdwOX>d .,.,n•ert 1nd IDhdl MIIIDglny 01' WI IR lll g11in hnllft Model ~lCU~IM lm•rt Compet 1111 • Cabinet 11 so compact that 1t could flllflltdt thiS Motorole round tubt Color TV I ubmet thell-wtth tpect 10 epertl a• shorter lwlv.t Baae Conatll than round color tubtl 10 the tube cap on the back. COIN OPERATED lAUNDRY SHOP TONIGHT UNTil 9 PM THE SHOE BOX of the clbtnll dotln l 111ck out so far eOHStro.t Porkl"' PltntyOfSpiCt /----..,. IT\III.n 1wiv.. Coklr TV pr1ctlcli Modtl 23CS~071 New Reotanuua.r Tube Whf "'Ill On tho tfllor m !If tomorrow 23" Si:u, As Low As, $479.95 A Good Selectio!l In Stock ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION WY 24635 2 YOU MEET lliE HONDA ""I .... Mot,/4 ,.,,,.,,. (WITH MILLER MAYTAG) HARRY MILLER ° HIQST PEOPlE ON A an round tuba Color TV MIDDLEPORT 0. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. MDIDrD11 I PUIIII b!Jt!Otl dam•gr~etlur The ptclurt 11 rectangular fu!l b•gger not cu t off at the cornen 11 11 would be filhl .... Scores Robinson's New 111m Cabinets Tuba '' over SHIRT POMEROY Ha\vk's Cycle Sales �.. . . . . . .' ' ' . ' . . . .. . • • . It • • . - · • o •~ • o • • . , • • -· · · · .. .>-->-- ... - ~- • ' ~ '"' ,,. ' .. -- ... '• ~~ - ~· · ·~·· · ·' • 4-Dai!Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 23, 1961 New In Farming_ • Meigs County People Opened their Hearts to Visitors BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Meigs county can do EneDiioa Ageol, they wiah to. One of the nicest thiigs hap. •· Many people had a hand pened last SUnday morning., 1 auggestlng tours over lbe was putting out signs for the ty of Interest to our visiton. tours on Meigs Foliage Day. waa impossible to include ali Going over the Dutcbtown Hill them and many tours were from Mlnersvllle, we approach- even montoood wbch were ed the Forest Run Road. Tbere ter than those that bad In front was a nice, new, large listed. olgn, "Forest Run Welcomes The bard working boys, " Shields and Carl Bilikam, You. This sign seemed typical of Hooded with visitors. It is the response all day Sunday ported that over 500 people when nearly 900 people from the opportunity to visit the the Columbus area were "mines." Mr. Ebersbach, <omed by aeveral hundred owner, and Mr. Baker, the Meigs County people. agcr, are to be Everyone seemed to fit in on their willingness to let wherever their help wa' need· pie rome into their plant to od without being asked. Many this operation. people voluntarily took on them Quite a few Meigs selves the obligation of doing people toun;d the_ salt works jobs that needed doing. the first time m their hves. To everyone that helped In though they have lved here any way, even to just smiling for many, many years. or speaking to our visitors, This brings up the question, Mcigs county people can well "Would it be desirable for say, Thank You. Meigs County to assemble a Cooperation like this is one of list of attractive spots In the tile vital things needed in any county, either to look at, to community. Many thmgs can swim in, to VISII, or JUSt to hear be accomplished if we all pitch about." . in and work. Last Sunday """' H you feel lh1s would be a ~ py to assemble such a list. If the editor is wi111ng, this might be a topic for a fUture atory (he is, Charley). ~all we~ • good example of ORIE ~ ~s ~~.:U Marl.:" ~w,r ~U::, ~Is, = Mr~. M~~ ~e en:.ks- ~- ':.f ~<>-be-built sen-., Ke"!ne~~:;..~ :. 80 ~ ~ts ~ ~· e~t ~ .:;d~s.' and~- ~nor k. S.rv~ce ~ u D Society Notes Massachusetts just to be on servalion Service has men that writer iil'dt SUndy was, "How 1 Mrs. By Mn. Alta Cent the tour. Alter returning to OJ. are especially trained In cor- old is the Meigs County Court s_were w en '" Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brat lumbua he again returned to lain phuea, ASCS help House?" The qucatlon was ask· : : ll!r. and gan were visitors wllb GlneV' Massachusetts by air That cer- which can be used 1n different ed by a person who has been in SeY 1 from this mnunlty ra Footer one day recently. taioly is spreading the good ar<!as. In a4ditlon, there are the county for quite a tlme. ea cot Mr. and Mrs, .jae Mullins 1111 word about Meigs county over many other govermnent agen· This is just typical of QUO'" lbe at John Knox family of a large area. cies as well aa private 110Ul'<:es lions that have 1l!lBwers and the e ore ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Elll! .. . . that can help in recroatlooal 8D9wers couid be preserved In Roland Dais, teacher of and IBmi1y o1 Norwalk spent One " 1 the facilllles be10g development The most import.. a historical muaeum There are !be firot grade at Bedford, has the weekend with tha Millon developed and a star attracllon ant factor however is the good several groups in tho county been ill. Whlle she Is recover· Mullins family last Sunday is boating on the judgment' of the b.nvidual or that have commlttoes lntereal.Miss Ada Hosklno Is sub- Mr. and Alber' Coni Ohio RIVer. group going into this kind of a ed in this area but so far the Mr tutlng. ' -----d Qui , _ and Mrs Robert Ried and calied on """""' With tho levee in Pomeroy, bsulness. varioua committees have not · · and fomlly recenll . lbe marina in Mid- Another development that baa gotten lollether. =ly Mr. and Mrs. r.!.ne Canode dleporl, with Racine and Port· already been started In the COUll- Whether we are talking about 1no' d Mr Paul Rled of Co- of MarysvUle openl their vaca 1 . !tor 1 Uon wilb Mr. and Mrs Clar· land areas offering a widoop ly, but needs additional sup. nocreatlon, foliage tours, boat.- Jumcban • d lo t . th' f'ld t . ed . thor uswererecen VIS so . en eve pmen m •s 1e • por , IS our propos museum. mg, museums, or any o Mr d Mr J 0hn Dea d once Canodo and Mr and Mrs boating has a future. Mr. A. V. Howell, President of phase of Meigs county lile, an '· n an Robert "nmler. ' ' Of course in order to trans the Meigs County Pioneer and the tour last Sunday was an ex· M· d Mr Hom Ball Mrs. Lona Pettit and Mrs form recreation into a commer- Historical Society, has been do- ample of wbat can be done Mr r;,: Mr 'A Cloyk Albert Cone visited Mrs Gract ciw _enterprise it must operate ing an outstondlng job along when people set their minds to and famll Fr:nk Henslar 00 Wednesday after. w1thin the rules of econoiD!CS. w1th a limited number of peo- do it. Do Ia y, Sund ell noon Expenses must always be less pie actively giving him support. Plans need to be laid in ev· sot: K.·E. Erickson was a Colum· than income or somebndy 1s go- It IB reported that the mus- ery field of Meigs county life. • oger bus visitor recently ing to lose money. Careful de· eum was one of the very inter· All ol us pitching in together nd Mrs Dw bt C 1 and Sunday visitors ' with M 1 velopment of plans and possi· esting points visited last SUn· can aecompUsh many things. ·a .51:to lg Ginevra Foster were lbe bilities will help in preventing day. A development in this About ali anyone can say Is v'f werk : e Turners of Albany o• unprofitable development. area will prevent many price- thanks to the people from the : :': Charier ':"" ti Mr and Mrs Co Tbere is a great deal of assis- less historical documents and Oolumbus area for visiting us 0 1 (; Cit. es me called 10 see Mrs Freels K ne lance available in connection obJects from being destroyed so and thanks to the many fine rove y, nedy of Athens h w1th recreatiOnal development. that our people can see how people _in Meigs county V.:bo Auxllia of the Veterans Mem- 111 since i• Tbe ExlonSion has spec- MCJgs County .. developed. made this Fottnge Tour to MeJgs ortal-J: 'tal Oct 19 Mr now able to be lalists in this area, Soil Con- One question asked of the County an outstanding success. Belt : 08 Ws. da . Mrs. Kennedup w":sm: 1eac. son, yMrs y &,elyn M.!e, Mrs. er yresident o1 u:'ts comm::'J Cheese is Nutritious Food, '}e Ill • Many ses ersati V how well des•rable !lung, I would be hap. $- T~r While the Foliage was. Initiated 10 Columbus, this fits 10 with the paUern that baa been recommendad for Meigs county and many parts of south· eastern Ohio. Recreatlo!W fa· ci!IUes offerthe an ·opportumty for to th' I Increas ng mcome IS area. While the Fall Foliage Tour did not bring a groat deal of ' t th t 't money 10 o e coon y 1 provioes some money lhruogh the chicken barbecue, through the sale of apples and cider; and we understand restaurants did C011Biderably greater busmess than they had anticipated. An· other opporturuly used was the sale of camera Iilm and souvenirs. These are just some of the possibilities that the county has for development. An intangible part of the tour Sunday is the fine publicity tak· en back to Columbus by the many VISitors. One reporl1s that one of tl;e visitoro flew from Chestnut Ridge Society News Kingsbury w1: ~or ~ :!' Ait.ert ~h ~ September~ s/: h ;er: ~: M;;h ~~r;:~~!~ There will be an Important meeting for farmers in the VoAg room at Southern High 4-H Advisors Wlill T lf rave1 T WI h' · TOOTHPASTE I THROW RUGS AND PADS 1 Syracuse with intermediate term loans FEEDER BREEDER ~c::,-$' LIVESTOCK Slap spnader leakage with Did-Body tpk .... lrDDIHEW.BOLLUIDI- SoCie• l y Nof es 1 !'"".!d I c ASST. SIZES EACH - - - - ••• ~-Jr. ~ .. wed ODd~ PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY COMBS J.ru. j~· ~ Ll.IJ FULTON-THOMPSON TRAOOR SALIS "Sure I FAMILY SIZE ,, NEW c WHILE THEY ALSO FOR SPECIALS ON THE 2nd SALE STARTING OCT, 27th THRU OCT. 30th HIT RECORDS LAST SPECIAL SUNBEAM 45 ELECTRIC KNIFE RPM ... ::4 SOME ITEMS LIMITED SIIOP EJI.RU' ~ c C GO:: ~- EACH ~ • ~ <' PENN-CHAMP PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE LEAF RAKES c - andl,~ JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION LIST.EN TO WMPO RADIO FOR MORE SPECIAL PRICES, ON HUN I). ' REDS OF ITEMS Reg. $19.95 ' PM PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD ONLY SUNDAY, MONDAY, OCT. 24th & 25th COLGATE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Radcllll accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ())orad, famous sea Ray Bowers of Racine spent a story writer, was born Joseph GAI.LAWAY lndust~i:;mE=~~mont Complete Farm Financing OPEN SUNDAy 12 NOON 9:30 lst ANNIVERSARY :.. s!!ila~;:.~ Basa and ~~:. ~:..t·~~..!~ lbe West Cheese is one of the most ies in flavor from mild to sharp \ School at Racine Monday, Oct. few days with rea!Hves in War· Teodor Knorad Korzenlowski in WITH THESE nutritious and versatile foods. and in color from cream to 25, at 7;30 p.m. The purpose of 0 lf aS mgtOD reo. Poland. Because it is an excellent source orange. Next m Importance to this meeting will be to plan for USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS of many important nutrients in Cheddar are cottage, Swiss, and a series of 10 evening classeo. Four Meigs County 4-11 club eJohn Deere 'B' Tractor, complotely the diet, and because it is a cream cheese. • Farmers are asked to bring advisora will participate In inoverhaulod well-liked food, cheese is used Process cheese is nrade from !IOIIle good ideas with them as tensive training at the Nallonl Extra Good 50 ft. John Deere lB'Iz'' Elevator freely by nutritionists and home- one or more natural chees:s. to what topics would be of the w Leaders Forum to be beld In makers 10 plannmg meals and The natural_ cheeses are cut 10· greatest Interest to the most Waoblngton D. C. at lbe Noin the preparation of many to small p1eces, melted, pas- farmera ln this area lionel 4-H Club Center Oct. Z4flavorful dishes. With the wide teurized, and blended tog:tber. Since there bas ~ot been 30. Tbey are Mrs. WOllam Dow· variety of flavors, colors, and A process rhee~ has a uniform any evening classes held for Die, Miss Peggy Folmer, Mrs. consistencies to choo~e from, fl'avor a~ consistency. No fur· Canners for 8 few years at Sou· Harold Lohse and Mrs. W. A ATHENS & RACINE natural cheeses are smtuble for ther curmg can. take place be· !bern Hlgb School, it Is hoped Morgan. any meal of the day, from ap- ca•se the bactena and enzymes that there wiD be a good attend- Tbese advisors repreoent a petizers to deskserts, a1 1dWbhe- nedeedbedthfor r1pe rung a ~e destroy· ance for the planning meeting. total of 25 years of club lead· tween-meal snac s as W< 11• eY e pas1eur1za 10n. The meeting wiU be in charge o1 ersblp rall8in& from one year ther served separately or 10 Process che~se foods and Mr. Otha Smith Vo-A teach- to 10 years. combmalion dishes, cheese adds spreads _contam less fat and er at Southern Hip They will have the opporllllland flavor to other foods. more mmsture than regular pro11y to vllil many places of blaTher• is a cheese to suit every cess cheese. They often have torical and governmental intertaste, mood or occasion. frmts, vegetables, _meats, spicest In the capltal. Some of the many ways of es, or other flavormg agents . Tbe ladies are joining advl,. I ~ & using dillerenl kinds ol cheese added. ors from Athens Hocking VIDare as follows: (a) Maio dish eottage cheese - sometimes ton Jackaon LB:..ence oailla in the form of fondue, souffle, called Dutch cheese or "Sch· Pik~ Rosa :.0d Scloto Counti~ • l.eokroaf. lbiQJNady Cllliillrl1clle mabe thla Welsh rabbit. omelet, pizza, mierkase" - is a soft, uncurBy Ada Slack for the trip to Waobington MIW'JlOt:r.INJ) l4od8l 345 Taak·Typ8 I or in combirmtion with potat~ ed cheese made from skim milk. The leaves A~ at SEED LABOR FEED • oes, other vegetables, rice, mac- It has a characteristic delicato, Mrs. Harry Polls and Mrs. 8. 30 1 wlll reach WaabJlaa1118 Spreod8r 11111 zfatlf'iifllquid Dllllurel INSURANCE aroni, noodles. or spaghetti. fresh flavor. Don Cottrill attended a Daugb- .;gton· Swutay evening SponFERTILIZER • loa!la Chala·l181lo a1oo Cl1llh IJid REPAIRS &-. brd.·DaObd JIIUl111'8. H11;e 4-lon, (b) Salads and salad dressters of America Lodge Deputy sora of the trip are Buckove Interest and Taxtl Gn and Oil iogs. The Almanac meeting and practice session at -, 145 buhel, BIIO ;allon aa.peclly. Throw• L.lvf'dock Purchlltl. HouMhe.ld Equipment, Refinancing 20-loot-wide· pattem. Choo111 (c) Assorted cheeses on trays By United Prell Iaternatloaal Chester Sunday aftomoon. REA, the Jackson Production HEW HOLJJIIm opreadelw tq from ,.. .. .. .maa• . .. ~ nd M V. 'I ~-II' 0f Credit Association and I he with fruit, nuts and crackers or Today is Saturday, Oct. 23, Mr. a rs. lrgl ~ ms. Me'•• County f.H Club CoonDtbtl Cash Living Exptntel Capital lnvethmnts .Ill,_ ll88da l.ool chips. the 296th day of 1965 with 69 to NelsonVIlle VIS!led recently wtlh .. Othtr Farm Opt rating E1.pt<nst1 ·~big lradell ldi Appetizers in the form ol follow. his sister and brolher-in·law,c::i~l.,--,,-co-....,-,...,..-=--:-: cut cheese or as spreads and The moon is approaching its Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger Mr and Mrs. Dick Storrelt dips. full phase. and Johnny and sona of Gslllpulis visited lei Sliced in toasted or cold Tbe morning star is Jupiter. Rob Crow, a student at Kent oo a Sunday evening ith Mr WY 2-516\ Atk abeut our budget loans. Up to 7 yoaro to pay Pomeroy, Ohio sandwiches or as in ingredient The evening stars are Mars 1 State Uni~ersity spent several and Mrs. Don Cottrill a l sons. Spring Ave. for Copital Investment items. Interest is chorgod in sandwich spreads and saue- Venus, and Saturn. ' days at his home here due to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weese of Ies. only for the dayt money is otlually used. In 1915, 25,000 w 0 men illness. He was accompanied Parma Heights were recent • • If) Grated as a garnish for marched in New York City deback on Monday by h1s parents, guests of hia parenta, Mr ................................ i:iiiii """iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii,..;;;iiiiiiiiiiii1 Isoups, sauces, ond hot d1shes. manding the women's right to Mr. and Mrs. Rober_! Crow. Mrs Carl B. Weese. lg) Desserts, as cheese and vote in all the states. Mr. and Mrs. Millon Roush, Mrs. Doyle Gibba and oon, Modern Credit for Modern Farmers crackers, cheese cakes, cheese In 11142, the British Bth Army duaghter,Sandy, and Car I,a Doyle Jr., of Vienna, W. Va., Mul~~~~~~ Dlx, 4.thens-M•igs County Man•s•~omeroy pieS, or frmt p1es With cheese. launched on offensive against Morris, picked up the formers spent 8 week end witb her par114 C•II WY '1·5270 In Pomeroy ot LY 3·1682 in A1hens Natur~l che~ is ~ade ~y Axis forces at El Alamein, so~, Gr~gory, a student .at Ohio ents, Mr. and Mrs. WilHam ..,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,~I C?agulatmg ~1lk, cuttmg, stir- Egypt. It opened 8 campaign Uruvers1ty, Athens, and Journey- Eichinger. . :mg, and heatrng to curd, drain- that was to sweep German and ed to Ash Cr.ve and Lake Hope Ernest Sisson who is employI ~ng off the . whey, and collect- Italian rorces out or North Afri- where l~ey spen~ a . day. ed in Columbus was ~ere for a ~ng or preSO!ng the curd. It var· ca in World War n. Altendmg a D!Slnct Presby· weekend visit with hia parents, ' 1es according to the kind of m1lk 1n 19"w , vo1ers m . t he .saar re- terial meeting at ~'irs! Unit- Mr and Mrs· E· E· Sisson and .,! use d, t he amount or fat and . d d ed Presbyterian Church in Mid· Alice Jean water in the curd, and the fla. ~~te a pro~.ose . statue to dleJXlrl recently were Mrs Mrs Richard Roush and Mrs vor and texture obtained during durodrpeam~e the !my country Pearl McBride Mrs Maym~ Georg~ Schneider visited Friday· ripemn · g· The 1ower th e moi aw 1t more r\osely to Holmes, Mrs. • T1tus . . .!Y an Pickens, in Huntington with Mrs. Sidney content, the harder 1t IS. France. 1 . . hedd h In 1956 the Hungar 1·an revolt Mrs. Richard Roush, Mrs.. Har Bartels and daughters. Amcncan c ar c· eese, someh started • ry Pot!,, Mrs. Ad a ·Sl ac k and Sammy Arnold, son of Mr. and ca!led Arner1can c eese · . . Cheddar, is by far the favor- A thought for the day - Nove· MrMs: Ag~el s Wh•IKe. S h 'd Mrs. Sam Arnold,_ is takmgFhist 15 ~ r . eanor ay c net er Army baste trammg at ite and is most widely used. list Thomas Mann said : "Opior 18 Three-fourths of all the cheese nions c:annot survive i!' no one. wh? . a ~tudnet .at Marshall Knox, Ky. produced in thL~ country is o[ I has a chanrc to fig ht fur I UmversJty tn ~untmgton spent ~rs Bertha. Berry. of Oak th hedd t Chedda ar- them ., · a weekend wath her parents, H1ll, W. Va., ts makmg an exec ar ype. r v · Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider tended visit with her daughtand other relatives er, Mrs. Evelyn Moore and Mr. William Eichinger attend- daughter, Cheryl. ed the Lancaster Fair recently, Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Nobel of Charles- Maggie Hurd were Mro. Frank· ton , W. Va., spent a week end lin Rizer and children of Pomwith her daughter and son-in· eroy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potts law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lee. and Mrs Laura sayre. Miss Frankie Mumaw spent a Mrs. Myla Hudson visited Serving Meig•, Mason & Gallia weekend wilh friend!! in Galli- with relatives in West Virgin· counties-Located Upper End 1mlis ia. of Pomeroy-J•ck W. Corsey, Visiting recently with Mrs. Marion Stowe, son of Mr. and Mgr.-WY 2-2181 Evelyn Moore und daughter, Mrs. Eber Stowe, is taking his Cheryl was her sistor. Nellie U. S. Navy hoot training at McCORMICK' Robinson of Summerlee, W. Va. Great Lakes Naval Training Mrs. Gene Bumster of Co- Center, IUtnois. PhoneWY-2-2115 I FARMALL' lumbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Russell McElhinney of Upright Fr0111r, Admlrol E. E. Sisson She was accom- the U S. Reserves was a din$150 Pomeroy, Ohio 16 cu. fl., only 3 yrs. old Mulberry Ave. anied home by h('r sons, Mike ner guest Friday of Mr, and 1 CUI comfort and conveniance-as easy al and Mick who had spent sever- Mrs. E. E. Sisson and daughter. Chest Freezer, Phll<o driving a carl $75 al day s here. Attending a meeting of the - 12 cu. ft. 2 latt•Hikh-lust lack • , • CLICK , , , and Gol Chest Fr01zor, Montgomery-Ward Touch·Control hydraullu-control working $150 16 cu. ft. potlllon of implement• with a touch Ch11t Freezer, International· of your finger. $100 Harv11f1r, 11 cu. ft. htfrecl, IKonomlcal •·ryflnder engln.,_ - Tiny's Bargainland 2 BIG SALES J' 1st--Oct. 24 & 25 2nd--Oct. 27, 28, 29, 30 Gallon ePIE PANS ecAKE PANS ONlY ePIZZA PANS eMUFFIN PANS e AND OTHERS, 39c--49c VALUES of Quality" I 2 CANS LIMIT your work easier I I 1 Open Til9 p.m. Daily (Closed Sundays) ~ Feed-Seed Fertilizer- Farm Supplies . POMEROY LANDMARK HIGH GEAR GAME ----------------1 Sugar Run Flour Mills Used Appliance Sale! 4 wllh I 0.08 draw bar hp. 5 "'! Rno ol march... McCotmlci<'Jo-allonor ... ufpmMt ftw ewtr ,---..... IN• ~i~£: !tJ!l~·l MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Re.u Meigs Generol Hospital WY 2-2176 POMEROY Upright Freezer, G. E. 4 yean old Refrigerator, Crosley Refrigerator, Phllc:o Refrlgorotor, Stewart-Warner Eloc. Range, Kelvlnator Ele<. Range, Kolvlnalor 2-Servol G11 Refrlgoraton Unlco Eloc. Dryer and Automotlc W11her $125 $30 $30 $30 $50 $25 ••. $30 the ttt $225 11111 111111 Will lilt NEW 111 • FRIC TION CARS & TRUCKS '· SPECIAL PAINT • PT. PLEASAN? BUDGET PLAN • • ) I \ • .. EXTR;t DR. CASEY $ PENNY HOSPITALREGULAR BRITE SET ..... $4.50 SPECIJlL! .88 8 DOLL c '•-../', CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. OPP. B&O DEPOT CASH & CARRY $5.00 ' YEARS I with DEVOIE SUPER ALL-WEATHER H PHONE 675-1160 CASH & CARRY REG. .88 • --- 3 $ .p' •• $ With Carrying 8 8 Case .29 Reg. $12.00 HUTCH $ FOOTBALL OUTFITS .44 Sins S.M. L �. ~ '· . . . . . . . . ' . .. .' .. . . .. .. .. .. . . . ... '. . .. .. . ., ' . . . .. .... . . ... ' . ..'. . ... ...... ... -" ~ ,• :. :. ·: ·~· :. ; . : ·: :.~;. ;. ~· ; . , .• . : . .•, ;,.· , ··: ·~· · •. .-. .: ; .·;.;:.;.·, ·.:- .:.- &·· .,, 1 .< . ~,-,.. ••• ~.; -., •;,, "' ~""' · v-J>.;..I~._..~.,.,. ~ . · ~· ... . ,. I• " ' • .,., . ' ,c,., . ...... .. .. , .. . . ... ~ ' - ~ . .. ~ • . , .... ,t . . . . . . . . . . . ,. . . . 4 ~ · i ~ Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 23, 1965 2SIGNS Of' QUAl ITT Southern Local Teachers Endorse Issue 1 Proposal Pomerov Motor Co. SOCIAL CALENDAR WHI'rr ARE 'IE The Southern Local Teacher's! handicapped children, and proocr. 21 Association went on record en· vide learning aids, among oth- The annual Halloween lesll· 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1599 dorsing lssue I t.his week. er things, according to Nolan. val sponsored by the Syracuse Local owner. 110 HP engine. 4 speed trans. Jel black finish. Howard Nc~:m, appointed as He said pa~sage of the p~ PTA will he held in the ochoni Red bucket Scat, radto and beater. Tires show little wear. ~U;UUIAIIUNII acting ('~airman after Secreta- posal would mean an Increase andltorium Saturday evening 1II• · •ur.n~ne• "",..."'.., ~ rtiiD' n1 ,..,..., . . , aGio ,....,., 1963 Ford Galaxie 500-4 Dr. Sed._ $1795 ry Chtorus Grimm onened the in sales taxes paid of approxi- October 23, with the g ra n d From the largest truck or """•"•• •. rrn"' •boakt 1M 1 lo~·~~l owner, VB f'ngine with Cruisematic trans., power session, explained · ·Nhich mately three cents per day for march to start promptly at r<" l"'rof'ti l mm•11-l• "" pPh bulldozer radiator to the steenng and brakes, power se;tl, grey finish, new 1st line tl•~•" ...u1 ~t~~t n. .-pnru!UtM lor will be proposed nters the average person in Ohio. smllllf'st healer core. 7:30. There will he a fortune cnnN ,nuo oa• ,fttlnn'6Ct truertton , wlutewa\1 lirf'S. Radio and beater. FOR SALE 1962 F d G 1 C $ Nov. 2. During the business session teller, fish pond and various 1LA l' lti 1 axie Conv. NATURAL gas, 9 c. rt. Refrigor pe. - - 1469 Mr. Nolan, a tcaclter at the the resignation of Mrs. Avis f'Ol "•"' A.t! 81>"'01 t c.nr• pe~ woro on• •l'lllettieralor and automatic Heatro- WY . Pomeroy Crea1_11 fmh;h, white top, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power Southern High School, explain- "reeker was accepted and Ro- games. Candy, baked goods, hot ll!ll"!atnm ' :.11ar11 8l cettt.e 2143 2 TB C WY "048 stecnn~. nl'w whitewall tires. Radio and heater. p , :ento ~ ~ tor nu.. ..a, • · a11 ed passage of the bill would "bert S.egle was elected new dogs an.d co ffee WI'll be sotd · 2. , · 1 60 000 I'!CU""• .QHmnn• en 11M <lfltl Ul••~un~ on ~rl ~ PC! .. add approximately $52.000 to i president. Miss Rose Easterday There Will be door prl%et IIlii 10 23 31 p "'~ p-'CI tmntn 10 ,..,.. • Southern Local School District was named vice president. cash pnzes for masked Will1AL! CONDITIONING Re!rtger· CAill' 0~ rHANKh lo uiSJ'fUAH~ - - -- - - 11.2.'1 1m' 1(1 ..-d miD . t ROO\I bl t red OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. for the betterment of its schools It was dec•de d to have the ners. Q 1t D .11 b b ed DINING sl!ltl' cons 1st- : B.tion service. Jark's RefMf!· tnlum f!:lcb 1rldiUoJaaJ tvorG h Ol'l<tt :Z !lOURS mg o1 a 1:', Ch . p 't ue ay Wl e o serv 6 up 110 1s e 1, eratmn, New Haven, Phone 11:10 "'- 14 u. 111M P 14. Dan, chairs. Chma cabinrt, Uuflet 1 ru ~3.~:\7 4 e tfc I :-'~ generally. ann~al andrJstmas arty WI h the at the United Methodist Church ... tarJQ l:;ttl "- 11 •G 11tOII and mJmlr. Pllont' WY l~ ,_ERCJY, OtiiD He stressed the importance of details date to be announc~ F 'd b . . t 10 fib iO IA8l' each teacher working for the ed later, after a committee is n ay egmrung a a. m. TO t'I.ACI A _5655. 10 23 3lc I Everyday Specials · · aESIJL1 r"ROnl It :lNO -issue and explaining it lo the named by Mr. Beegle. Newly with a sack lunch at noon. AI• w•N'f &.D ol publ1'c. The ,·ssue, ·,f passed, will retired teachers will be honor· ternoon service will be from 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 help defray operating costs, ed in May. TWO POLLED Hen'fo rd hrlf- 1I Marie's Style Post I to 3 P· 1m· 00 ~rs. 9 and 14 months. exrt>l- H · cut $1 25 [ lt>nt brerding. 1958 Dodge air s . . .. . • increase supplies ror physically Mr. Ronald Deem, executive The Mddl eport H'lg h Scb I four d"or hardtop. -65,Shampoo & Sets . $1.50 I head, introduced new teachers, Senior Class is sponsoring a 30 day color rinse, ' Mike Popp, Gail Popp, Richard rummage sale in the old A&P 1 Notice " ou HE! P' If h OIHl miles. good ""Odl(lOn Shampoo & set $3.50 I 0 building on Friday and SaturCA,, y " . you Kennclh llmlley, p.,merny. Permanents $7.50 up ON DISPLAY AT Russell , Kay Russell, Derma day, Oct. 23 and 24 from 9 a. any old dtscardded, B•bdlles t a,' I' Ph Day lime WY 2-5112. evWe Sell and Service !hie. Mary Hill, Donna lhle, can be spare ' regar ess o "·""'0 10 ,,,, " d ,l"'lgets •. I I Danny 1\''th to 5elJ'ne p. m. Cha te emngs W"'t.ll.l u .'llr \l'ig~an I erspoon, Oth o Smi'th m.Evan OES the" age. pease send to: I I and Belly Deem. : g . p r, • l 11 . h S h 00 t Middleport, w11l sponsor a bake Tum s \\h1le,'s world Wtde , • Marie's Stye Post 1 • Th S th Bible Gifl Ministry, Bible foriCAR,PE1' 9 x. 18, With pad, $ZJ. Rt. 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 I "God Conquers All" was the e ?u ern Jg c .. sale Saturday, Oct. 23 in the h. N d 1719 Buckner St. I \\ Y 2-5414 ,\fH.'r 5 p. m I Syracuse. Ohio ' theme of the devotions taken band. directed by .\1r. \\'lther- Dudley Florist building in Mid~ ~h~eve~o/t: Lo~isiana. • 10 23 :ltc I from John 15 by Mrs. Jack spoon._ played several numbers. dleport. Members bringing bak· 10 21 3tp FIREWOOD. $10 a pickup Joad REA'riN c;,-PLUMBING, Rura Curtis, president, to open the The high school teachers serv·[ed goods are to have it there SQUARE DANCE every Wed- cut any \en~t?- Call or writr . Doxol Bollle Gas. Arnold Bro- ['..,....,. _'"·- - - - - - -..... .,_..,.,...,...,...,...,.....,._.,,....,.I rneeling of the WSC£ of lhe ed refreshments. at 9 a.m. :\1rs. William King, nesdav zmd Friday night -at Glt>ndate Sk idmore. 'lY 1).- thers, 618 E. Mam Street lr------------.--.. -_...-, 1h 1/WI MWW w;:;.z Forest Run Methodist church Mrs. Richard Pickens, Mrs. Ann the Mason, W. va.; 3137. 10 22 1;1p Pomeroy 9 22 tfc Overseas Employment Wednesday evening at the Thomas and Mrs. James Clat-10 19 12tp INEWLY DECORATED Frame ' - - AUCTIONEER I All lo·ade.q truck ltn m lo :! ., home ol Mrs. Alfred Yeauger. worth) are co-chairmen. 1 ... Se ce Mrs. Christy Baer and Mrs. Comp e.... rvl LOSE WEIGHT -safelY with house, 744 E. Main St., Porn- I proj('f'l A!ri<'a. bouf OCT. :U Dex-A-Oiet Tablets. 0 n I y eroy, $4800. Can rmance en('rill Hraltlnr(! I 1\IJI'OJW . Asia. Sou lh ParlfiC. Erma Roush were contributing Heath Methodist Church will t t S Writ~. Prone or Contact : paid travr•l. hou~m". food, ' hostesses. The hymn, "God Will f 'l . h d' 9Bc at Stark's PhR.rmacy. even room A. l.. IIRADF4UlU J"hs. ;1 Take Care of You'' and prayer sponsor a amt y nig t toner ~ 2!i 6Qtp houseamoun. on Union Tmare. Pam· Atlanlir. H•~h ,1,,., .. , at the church Sunday evening, ---,----:::--.:_.:_.:_._ eroy, $5~nn. 'Three bedroom Racine, Obio m:ilr, fcmJit- over 18 OEIB i Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stiles i by _Mrs. Curtis closed the de- 1 Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. with Mr. and AU'J'(JMUBILE msurance been house Butternut Avenue. hot 5 1 tfc _ Rnx 2:H9U, O:~ldund Park, Iand Nina, visited her mother, votlOns. 1 Plans were made to sponsor Mrs. Newman Burdette and cancelled? '..ost your oper• \.,·ater heating system, in Reaf l:state For Sale 1 Fla. 33307 Mrs. George Beabout at Colum- Mrs. Edith Si.~snn presented \ a rummage sale Oct. 28-29-30 ramily <JS guests. tor'l license1 caD W1 2-2tll. very good cond1tion, hardwood _ __ I bus recently. the program topiC, '·There the Iwhen the Philathea Society of I15Uc floors , out of high water. - FOR ·S..t,LE Insurance Women Are,'' centl.!red around I the Middleport Church ot Christ OCT. 25 lllOOO Three bedroom house NEWLY de<·oral•·d frame 1Jous01 Roger S!lles, Middleport High a worship table consisiting of Jane Howell Tent Daughters 744 F ~~.1am Sl Pomeroy , GRANt'E TN. SUR 'NCE- M- -11- I St:hoo! graduale, class of 1965, I a large compass With elghL I met Thursday evenin~ at the of Union Veterans will meet or ent on Va le Street. new gas fur· ~~ · . 'I • . 1 ' • u en t home of \Jrs Robert Reibel M d . F - -R· -- --,.-- nace, in good condition $4500. $4800 ou t:a n fmnnre f'nt lrf' Insuran ce Agency . Inc , Porn- Ihas accepted employment a points, centered With a cross, Le8d' Cr. k. R d , on ay at 7:30p.m. at the DA \f FOR RENT -S room trailrr, (:t.~n f'mance ent1re . y. Srna\ Kroger's supt'rmarket m Porn- an open B1ble, an d a 1Jg - hl<d mg ee were oa g·1·ven by 1 haiL eroy. Phone WY 2-J:Wl. Devot•'onals 1 a moun 1· 1 no childrrn or pets.Robert re Ier~ u'o"oon [ enrrs Contact B. fframe 1wuse With three rooms SEVEN T ronrpn 1lou se 9 l tic I1 eroy . candl e. Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mrs. OCT. !S · · .lton. urn1 shed downstairs. 1112 E Cff!lrl', ume roy. or:J.! I) I ·---· v ·1 'th M Henry Prayer by the leader o~ened Mem bers of th e Pomeroy EletO 23 Jtp ·'ETN.' c .c.-·lt'l .1"1 ln,ur·nc• l JSI mg WI rs . t' George Hudson and Mrs Mer - Gibbs-' Cll --1 Mam St., Pomero}. $850. Call TIIHEE hf'droom house. But - 1 11'1 Mutlen '\Insurance .,.~ '"' Agency, nInc..- · Hennessy last weekend were th e program f0 11 owed by the vin Kelly. During ' the business . - mentary PTA are asked to HOUSE 2 bedroom house trail· WY 2-2720 Aftt'r 4 pm call lernut Avenw' , hot erv wg~~~ ~, Pomeroy, Phone \VY 2- 3381. ~er soRn andHfam1ly. Mrd. dand hymn, "Jesus Savior Pilot Me" session plans were made for meet at the school Tuesday at er for rent. Phone WY 2-3346 WY 2-:l539. hea1mg !-i}St~m. In v . . from the rummage sale lo be held in 9 a. rn. to help sack prizes for 9 1 tfc ,,1rs. obert ennessy an au- and scripture reading or WY 2-2186 10 13 tfc O'Brirn and Crow Realty Co. I condil1on. hardwood flouo s, __ _ _ ~ ghter. Terri. or Portsmouth and Psalms 19 and 24. The purpose the former A & p building Oct. the Halloween party. 6 ROOMS~ batt!,' basement: fur· Pomeroy, Ohio ou1 of high wale~· $801111.110. . PHI!TO Copvmg Service Cnp- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ackley and of the program was to discover 28 _29-30 _ The Pomeruy WCTU will nace. vard and garden. Con· 10 22 6tc T~~f~~ESt be~room hou~e on ies made ot legal papers. children. Kay, Jay and Jan of the role o£ women in lhe new Mrs. Reibel presented the meet Tuesday at 2 p m. at the R h Ph 'SPEED INT-ER'IIXED- h e rec · new gas urnace. btrtb re1'nras aild almost any Z71.nPsville. day of the church, to discover Unt'ted 'Iethodist Church, . tac t : Pau 1 ous or one, '!" .. n c ang- in good condil iun $4~oo uo program in the absence of 'Mr!. J~ 773-5736, Mason, W. BTI er. Dual volume control. 4 C,·,n ton"ncc enltl'"iV. :J ·Ii other n ... Reu'·rdocurn€nts '·sur c~ ~meroy 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., new m · theways ch toh witness t d and ta serve d th Paul Winn using the topJ·c, The Auxiliary to Feeney-Ben10 22 Jlp sJ)C'a ker sound system. U.ve- SMALL frame h . · . lC w an "·• ~v urc • o un ers n e ''Hannah, A Pray•·= Mother" nett Post WI, American Legion _ _____ __ nuse wtth three} d 0f h · 1h' d -• 10 14 Ur Waverly.arespendingtheweek" ay, taken from the study 4 ROOMS. BATH, and garage. ly walnut fmi sh. This set 4 rooms lurmshed. downstaJrs , end at therr home in Middle- nee c anges book, will meet Tuesday evening at r.ravel Hill, Middleport. Call month s old. Take over pay- 1112 E. Main St., port. and to accept new chBllenges. "Women of the Bible." the Legion hall in Middleport WY _ unlll p. m., then ments of S6 per month or pay _ _ Pomeroy,~--'""' Readings on the points of the A dessert course wa• oerved at 7 30 p. m. 1850 00 0 10 21 ole balance due. 118.311. Call WY Call 2903 WY 22-3702. WY 2-2720. Aller 4 00 p.m. i WMrvs. Ray CtroMokhadm of Leond. wewretThe CThehurcch, by to 23 members and two gu..ts, ocr. 21 ___ . 2-o555. w 18 6tc call WY _ . a. spen on ay an rs. uss a son; hart, Mrs. Cnx and Mrs. Swett. The Feeney • Bennett Post 128, 2 3589 t(l AIMIN'TODO THAT FER, RADIATOR SERVICE ...,,, ' I IU)OIII . -=-- . rn~uJrrr~ II'~ .j..-J-•1 I Mr'drJieoorf and ~~~~~3c;;c Crow _ _ _ orm win- and Mr and Mrs. George Jones Pleagant Wednesday. and Challenge, Mrs. Mark Ev~ · 40 and 8 tr<~in will be iD Middl• 3990. 10 21 lite SWEET POTATOES, Phone VI dows and doors. Carpeting of L>ayton visited Thursday with ans. A discussion on the reacj.. port for the dues. 3-2638 Charles Hilton Port and drapes Can be fl . n'nced. relatoves ,·n the area. Mr · and Mrs. Larr_ Y Flowers · FIVE ROOM ho th b lh ' . • . · " mgs were held. p tl' S' The Salisbury PTA will-use WI a . land Ohio 10 11 12tp WY "22"3 10 5 Uc 'Irs. LoJ· Ann Jones and chl'l- spent the weekend Wllh her par· Y nan uler8 .. fl9 Maple and Page St., Mid• · _ _ _ ":. ' · - -" · ·' The hymn, "S.neath the sc>r a meeting at the ochool on drcn of Columbus arrived Fri- onts, Mr. and Mrs. A I be r 1 Meet Th r1d dleport. Phone WY 2-5443. COAL HAULING, leaves raked, HOUSE FOR SALE : 4 bedroom day to opend the weekend with Roush. Sunday Mr. and M r 1. cross of Jesus, " a responsive U ay Thursday, October 28, at 7:30 10 21 tfc and hauted away. Lee Oren- home , 2'1, miles from Pome- her grandiJBrents, Mr. and Mrs. Roush and children, Becky and reading of a litany, and prayer Magnolia Temple Pythian Sis- p. m. concerning the aonsotida;TR;;-cAIL-;;-;Ec;;R;-S:;cP;;-A;cC;;;E;;-,-.De " poiSl. ner,_WY 2-2803. 10 22 6tp roy. gas heating, bath, all Richard CampbelL Kenny and Mr. and Mrs. Flow· by Mrs. Sisson, concluded the ters met in regular session 00 lion. There will be a quail· Rutland. John J. Fry, SH 2- SEWING machlnis. repati Ser- coppper plumbmg, ap- Mr and Mrs. Georae Logan, ers were . J.n H.untmgton, w.. program . Thursday evening at the DAV fied speaker The PTA endon. !i613. 10 16 30tc vice, all makes. WY Z..2284. prudxlmately 2 acres on Rut- Miss King Mrs Va. to VISit w1th Mr. Roush 8 During the business session. a hall. ed the consolidation at the last ""'=~""c7'"'-~ ___ Th c b Sh p · b ott Fl d tiO h ,. t collection was taken for the Elizabeth Campbell, most ex- meeting. The public is invited 1an Road. Vacant. Write or fOUR ROOM ano..tment e ['a nc Singer op, Sales omerov ler,Veterans oy us 'a pathere len Wee k of p rayer and Se If-Oe- ceiJent chief, presided and open· and specm . 1 mvJtatJOn . . . l• extend .,.... • new Authroized and call·· James C. nsp, Ph· WO 7· dFlorence Hullev· were Thursday •tr the Hosp1tal ly decorated. $40 per montn. Service. tfc 6394 R. D. 2, West Lake mner guests nf Mr. and Mrs. · niaL Thank you nutes were read ed the meeting in ritualistic ed to the S.dford and sails3 29 CaD Walter Crooks, WY Z. Road, Vermilion, Ohio. Dw.Jght Logan and Sk1r • Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush of 1 from Mrs. James Richards dis- form. Mrs. Campbell thanked bury school disricts. 3631. 10 6 tfc ~~ 10 21 10tc Char It'S ~axt.cr, student , at 1 P~rtsmouth, O~io, and M r s. l trict president, and Mrs. W. G. the members for gifts and over TRAILER LOTS- lree lOW HOUSE- FOR- SALE: 4 rooms . Mounlaon Stale Bu<oness Coi-Cilflord Lelfhe~t of Rock Stiles, district recording secre- 300 cards sent her while hosDRY WIT age and •arer. Brown'• frail • bath. full basement, storm lege. Parker<burg. W Va' 15 ! Sprmgs, VIStled Thursday With thry, for havmg a workshop in pitalized. Plans were discussed NEW YORK (UPI) - Just er Park (Sta*e Approved I I doors and windows. AlumJnurn spendmg the weekend v.tth hts l Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rif(le. September for the annual Thank · · so New Yorkers don't carry parents. Mr ;~nd \tlrs Norman I • sgiVJDg Minersville, Ohio, r'llone W\ 1 Siding, priced reasonable. Can Baxter · , Mrs. ElSie McKnight of Ur· World Community Day at the dinner to be held at lhe next their drought-consciousness too Jm4. 1 ti tic , 1 be seen at 773 Grant Street, John Frick entered Meigs lbana is the of her sister, First Presbyterian Church in meeting and plans wilt be com- far, the Gotham Hotel's disci> lsi FLOOR furnished. rooms I NOW GOING ON I Middleport, Ohio. 10 19 6tp Genend llo>pltal Thllrsday for i Mrs. Dav•d She Middleport was announced Cor pleted at the Past Chiefs meet- theque, L'Interdit, displays lblo 4 and bath, modern apartment ; I FOR sACE-: - House , 4 rooms observatum and treatment. \has been here for past November 5. A rummage sale ing. Games were played during sign : Middleport, WY 2- _ , LOW SALE PRICES , and bath. Jot 45 x 225. Mr and Mrs. Lorry Heines weeks. . . wads planned for December 2 the social hour and prizes a- DON'T LET THE WATER 3314 i 14 tfc [ ON ALL SIZES I WY_ 2·3442. 10 22 3tp moved Fnday to Colonial Manor Mrs. MarLe Hawkms lms re- an 3 in Pomeroy. Plans for the warded. SHORTAGE PREVENT YOU ::::-:=:;:--:----::__:.:._::_ at Ravenswood. w. Va. Mr. turned_ from a vacauon trip to 50th anniversary of U1e church FROM DOING THE SWIM. ed IDd apan. [ II Heim~~ IS t'rnplo\.oed by Kaiser Wa_ shmg ton, 0 . C. She left by were d.ISCUssed . PLAT CANASTA 'IHltEE an::: dllfurniabed Jnur rrl'l'lJ rurr1~h& W e G'lYe TV Stamps 1 _I UC: U' ~IW~fb 1' Alummum Corp~ratton and tram from Athens . She went Refreshmen111 were served by Mrs. Guy enwan was hostess The coronation ceremoay l:IUPER SERVICE , Mrs. is :>peed! and hear- especially to v1ew Ihe colored the hostess to the .above and to the- Bi-Monthly Canasta club was Clrst introduced by EelWanted To Buy STATION I POMEROY - 2 story frame, ing thmpesl for County foliage through the moustains. 1Mrs. John F. Baily. Thursday evening at her home ward the Elder, English ruler, Ph. WY 2-9932 : 6 large rooms, bath, full W. Va • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pickens, Brick St. Prizes were awarded ~en he came to the throne In WANTED: $26 50 forclean GinPomeroy ] basement, tront and back por· Baltimore, have been the 84th BirthdJJ ;_, to Mrs. John Beaver and A. D. 901. seng dropped, $1 00 to $1.50 ches. gas fired hoi water guests of h1s brother, Mr. and Y Mr E Tr' [,"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""" lb B 11 B I R d 'II Hurri . .OIIjJI'l/o . Mrs. Rl'c""'·d P•'ckens. They Celebrated Tl•ur•day s. ugene lpleU. Refreshper · I a 1 ey, ee sv1 e, heating. Buy w1th land con"' r:, , "~ o ment!l were served by the hosOhio. 10 23 Jtc Instructions tract 16.500 oo. f:ll't'l.' new O/ficer8 plan to visit with other relatives Mrs. Frances Romine cele- tess to those named above and eWURLITlll ~TIQUE Furniture, dishes. IJ. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! MID!lLEPORT - M o d e r n At a regular meeting, the Har- in Ohio and WeSI Virginia lie· brated her 84th birthday Thurs- Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. Donald eBAl.DWIN ullscellaneous. Call or wnte: lin - woml!' 111 and o~er ~:~ecun! frame home. 5 rooms. bath, risor.villt' O.E s h€ld il s elec- fore returning to Baltimore. . day evenmg at the home of her McKenzie, Mrs. Charles Rilfle, end OTHII PAMOU' Mrs. Howard Cedi. 800 W. lobe- HlrUo otarhna pa, Shor• full basement, forced hot air tion of offi~rs for the coming Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. Max Folmer, and Mrs. IRANDS Main St., Pomeroy. ~Mlvm:m~;~t: ~~~l'f!~ru~~':J lwa1mg , new garage. Located year. 'fho<ie elerted were : Don· have returned from a vtsit with and Mrs. Earl Smith and son Richard Finlaw. I tic TbonuDd.l ot lot>~ open lt:<peTienc., on level lot. $JO,OOO.OO na Nelson. Worthy Matron·, Da~ relatives in Akron. with whom she makes her 29 WDGE TO MEET ~-:----....,...:_.:___::~1 IIIIUll1 unnece•ary Hrammar 1\.1 d '1 · ho · H J eehool n.mmenT for many on~ CLOSE I~ - 2 acres plus. one na Hoffman . .Jr , Worthy Par. an Ll rs. WilliS Anthony me m em ock Grove The Staff and Officers of Employment Wanted ~':.':or:!.''~;t~11 ~~~~·,.;,~·';,:;.~·~ story home , 4 room!'i, partly tron; Janf·t Rotm, Associate . V.ISited recently 1n Lancaster Guests were her sister, Anna Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters :mLDREN TO CARE FOR or UUII and •ctGrn• Lincoln Scrl,·r.. finiShed altJck , !runt porch, Matron . Clmrtrs King. Associ- I With .\1r~ V!ola &lies. Eastman, her brother, Gem' "Factory Trained ....,,.. will meet at 7:30 p m. Monironings to do in my home. ::;_: 0 " "' '"' 0 "" blo<k garage, cellar, barn, ate Patron. Fra11ces Young, I :.tr and Mrs. Gerald Anth- ge Eastman, and niece, Betty, IACKION, 0. WY 2-6555. 10 21 Jte: Auto Sales other buildmg. Owner will _Secretary : Amhrr Warner. Trea-1' ony a~d children, Barbara a~d and Mr. and Mrs. Orville East· day. Oct. 25, at the borne of I'HONI 12 fm<~nce . $3,jMJO 00. surer: Joan Stewart, Conduc· .loP v1s1ted Ihe Lancaster Fa1r mand of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. S.tty Spencer, ffiO~INGS - done--reason&lbv. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN , wsw 's ra· ALREilT M. COX, SALESMA.N tress: Donna Lathey . Assoct::~te last week . Harold Phillips, Wesl Liberty, (C~~o\ Oo;horn , Long Bollom. dlo, "'"'" gasoline heater. WY 2-3831) WY 2_3636 Conduetress; and Ellen Turker ,l Recent guests of Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs Perry Gail · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • , Ohm. lO 21 3tc Dallas Walker, Ma son W. JO 22 3tc Trustee ' Mrs. Robert Co-ats were Mr. of Michigan. Refreshments or ~• i!ASY TERMS ... · d d -- Va., Call 773-!)68~. The inst.allatmn d'ate for the 1and Mrs. Fred Coats of Muncie. home made ice cream, coffee r. ·01 .~~ - ~un ___ 10 12 tfc HOUSE FOR SALE, brick home new officers has been lentative-]lnd. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry and kool ade were served .OST: Bright earpet colors - L 0 _ MeCoy, Auctioneer;-Che; 4 large bedrooms, living room ly set for November 18 at 8 p. 1Heston, Winchester, lnd. · restore them with Blue Lus- ter, Ohio. x 16, large dining room, m . NEW YORK (UPI) - Plenty 9 ~ tic 32 tre. Rent electnc shampooer, kitchen, full basemen~. walkIN GERMANY of soapsuds and a conscientious $1. Baker Furniture. Middle- CUSTOM BUTCHERIN~rld up at1ic, 2 bathrooms, Ph FJLM IS ON KASHMIR Mr and Mrs. Harold Sellers, scrubbing in the tub is the tried port. 10 18 6tc cutting. Will buy hides every lot s. 276 Rutland St., Middle· A full length feature on the Portland, has learned their son and true method of achieving ---- Monday Phil Meier, Phone port. Phone WY 2•3816 . troubled land, Kashmir, is the Pvt. Larry Sellers. has arriv- the satiny soft shoulders that a or ra e WY 2-3510. 9 18 ttc Screen News Digest feature thisl' ed safely in Schweinfurl, Ger~ flatter this season's "one shoulT d S le 10 960ih-'roN PickUp Trade for KARL GR.UESERPiumbin~ ~ 22 3tp month. Screen News Digest Is man_y' where he will be station- der" look, the Cleanliness BuJarger pickup. Massey Harns[ and lietting, 'MinersVllle Farm Machinery a monthly educational motion ed lor 18 months with the 7th reau reports. Tractor with cultiva1or and Ohro. End your sewer lroub- FARMAL ~up;~~-H~b-ar.tor and picture series that presents liv- Cavalry. Pvt. Sell ers entered Use 11 back brush to stimu· low for sa le. Reasonable. 100 1- We h've all . ing history_ in the_ classroom,'' the army in May and complet.- late skin and stir up a pink"""'· .. SJ7.P:S sewer equipment. 197M For P Lucust posts. Phone H. ~. machines. Reasonable rates Pickup , $175$500. Poulm Chamd rna de aval 1.able _wJ th ou t charge ed 15. wee ks lrainmg at Fort land-white glow. Then lie back Smith, WY 2-2307. CaU WY 2-2974, day or night. d' D to schools m thJs area by the Knox. Ky ., of which the in the tub againsl a bath pi!· Jlp a Uc saw · Jrect rive $l25 Ph. Columbus and Southern Ohio last st:ven week1 were special· low to let the warm soapsuds 15 10 23 . WI 9-2634. 10 22 Gtc Electric Company, l.izing in armour. 10ak away akin impurities. -~ Berni~ I <J~d BIG TIRE SALE : gue~l ~l.500. ~ ... ..:m=enu.:;.::...:WY::..:.~!M34:.:_::::__:_12:._:1 ~tlc= I F~ntsmmger. thr~ IJ Heme~ l~ok ~ld., or.:s • PIANOS H~gaa 18. LaJ ou 19· Of rth• ' 28. G•rl 30 · acnbe4 In- . 31. MIIBiol .Middle J\g~ t ......,., .luw• 13.Moisteo:li Eve'a ehBcl 15. all. tltniiO 20· ~bbr. omaa • written. • ..2.I>QrneaU. room ONE PAT unit as c&t.e of ttme %8. Spaniah as. Lady of Troy 40. Catkia 41. Sharp 18. Noah'a 2nd ._ 89. Epoch 5 7 t mountain .,..,t a. Otherwise f:3. Bulk DOWN t. Tropical ~ dog · 2. To caUJe to ap~ foollih 3. Ca~ss 4. R61a.tivet rtl Jrs. I FuturitJ' ••rb .,.,. .~ ..,.he word 'don't' ia a contraction of 'do not' and wae probably 1htlllllltd •g parenll cguld aay it faallr!" j DJU~>r CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBA&XB . to LONGFELLOW One Jetter simply stan.ds for aDOther_ In thia samp"k! A 11 \l8fiCI tor the Utree L's, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single letters, epos. trophle.!l, tbe leJlgth and. fOl"''U.Uoll ot Ute words are an hmt& E&eb day tae lbde lettera are dllfereot. A CrJptoognua Qoootatt• ACAUR LHZ JI:H)( B KBZA K • LA V K AU A.-U B P AU 8 MSACAZMEZ ....,._!« Yeo-y'o IIL\NY !l!lGII'I' CO '1'0 HEAVEN 'WITii H.A.LF THE L.A.BO£ THEY GO TO HEJ.l,_.EJtiER,. SON WMPO Radio " People In Pomeroy ~ able Nov. ]. Phone Wy 2. llvun, Begley, elc. 26. Golfer 37, ForbWdell ;:mp~s J~~,~~u;;;t~n~ria:i~/!r:d ~:: ~~:.~~"enS:~~~~~~;;,~;~: ~fr~~h~=~i~;b~t~a~!~~~! =~~~:Y Le~~~: th~~ ;~~P~;e~.:~:~gis~~~m~ ::~~ color and "." Also new rug [ FOR s,\L!'::-1640--Lincoln Hgts ' ~ tended the Pythian Sister Con· son Holter; Chnstmn, Mrs. John ween •eason. Miss Mildred gion hall at 7:30 p. m Mem1966 cuoking pnvtleges. Avml- loom. Elnora Reynolds, Cool- 4 roum bath, basement, gas ~ Mr. and Mrs. Norman ,Jones ~~;~·.;~~paJ:'d":!io~~~i Grues.,-; · Citizen, Mrs. Curtis; I!Jlwley presided at lhe coffee bers are urged to pay the _ ville, Ohm. Rt. 3. 10 18 6tp furnace. AlumJ.IIum st CornrntssJOn, Mrs. Kerru~ Roush service dues before Nov. 11 when the O'Brien iOURS d:IICiplet 31. Stepa 34. Doo I fNh:u;:A~;;~~ ;,~fyur P"r~~;, G~:~N01 ~H~~~~~~~~~,t~o~ ONTH'TOUR genUemeo L..l.....L.I 29. Swaya ot~co "'"- "''ffi" ,...,,., Mainly About -. 25. Plxlelike 26. Two-footed 1 +--1--~ 27. PerioMJ Church Society ,., .l . 21. V&lue R $ I ummage a e IsPIannedb y -~ 17- 'J::~gs t river GOODWI~L Sui~ orentaiDlnl' U Sun BARLOW? AFO'RE I STARTEO - W)'M. ... 15' $ wu \1P li Canadiaa ONE OF THEM 1HAR IF 1 WU'Z. VOU \'D MAKE OUT A GOODWILL 'Ttrre&: prefix a.nlmal ll. Co 12. Short Lalli lS. Color -1-'""•1 19.1njure4 +--1-·1 :3 lytle 8. Secluded TOURI6TER BIZNESS •• I'M GOIN'TO MAKE MA'IOR. twelve 1- Medieval 9. Pack valley 16. ChUdllke walk In New Day of Ch urch $ought ;;;w:..v~~ l Around And ,: A ~1asonette, I ' l W0l'8 W RI omen s e POMEROY MOTO R co I U S ED C A R CENTER at Ca.ll top iiiiiiiiiiic=----~------~ 10, attract a.ttentiOD "(t"':"' 6 6 chevys he&vtly hi \..-f.• I .. :z. The II. Moving t. Plac& ~ ~=~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.! V-~ I ACBOSS l. Vipers fi. Dross metal BLAETTNAR'S Pomeroy Motor Co ~ve DAILY CROSSWORD 10 DRUM UP SOME> .. li>'ONDAV 111RU FRIDAY8·00 S1gn On - ~~ew!l 6 · 05 Sacred Hearf 6 20 Meegs County RFD 6 25 Paul Bowens, farm 6 31 News 6 57 Woalller 7 Of1 ,'J<Jllonal .~ews 7 .tJS Bill Miller Sho? 7 30 Spor1s Parflrle 7 35 B1ll Miller c;how 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off WJEH RADIO Monday Through ll'rlclay 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock SA TURD~ VS 7:25 News in Br1ef 6:00 Sign On - NeW! 7:30 Musical Clock 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 7:45 Echoes of Joy e:tl5 Cnuntry Music ThDe 1:00 Ohio Valley News 6:20 Country Jamnoreo 6:05 World NeWI ,-ov Pmtestanl Hour 1:10 Sports Today 7:30 Spori11 Parade 8:15 Weather Picture 7:35 Larry Anderson Show 8:16 MuSical Clock w 45 lt'o Music - ..,, 8;55 Community Newo l.~t Picken ~ Harcwar~ 11 :00 Dutton's and Heros Oafry 9:00 Talk of the Town I'I'LM Thurs.) rup Ten Sbow 9:1i5 Mason County New• 7·50 New! 12:00 News 10:00 Public Service B Bill Mllter Show 12:15 luSical lnterlud• 10:05 Family Worship Hour 8 45 Baker Furniture Sho~ 12:30 Rev Merlin l'eel.l 10:30 LatchstriJJI 9 00 News l : 00 News 11 . 00 News U.05 Collee witb J•Del 1:05 Jim Mees Shaw U:05 Morning Melodies ',t ·00 Portraits ot a Patriot 5:50 Sports Parade tucept Fr1day, 10 ~~~ Swap Shop 6c00 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Ring) 10 30 Bill Miller Bru1Ch Show 6:45 Sign Off 11 :45 World New• .0. 45 Mason Agr. P..ogram Sl'NUAYS 11:55 Maso• Cnunty News ITt·esday! 7:30 Sign on - Arm, Hour 12·00 Community News 10 45 ~amlly Worsn1p (Thurs. I 7:55 News 12:05 Noon News H1 4.t :e..~ C. Program (Fridayl 8:00 Baptist Lavman· . Hour 12:10 Markets tt flO Ne.... 8:3U sunda) Show 12:15 Mid Day Weather U 0!> Tl\V 's Country Junction 9·30 The Bible Speah.' to You 12:20 Bulletin Board tl 30 rtuf't Country Hymna 9:45 Legislative Report 12 ?~ News 0 Grams 12 00 Cemeot Block Newo 10 tiL The Good •.lie 12:30 County Agent U:- 30 G~ssler's Guest Star 10: l.. Congressman Moeller 12:45 Country Go Round <Fr1day1 10:30 The Country Hymntimers I 55 News Real 12 30 Larry Andersoo Show 11 :30 The Qwet Hour 2:00 Country Go Round 3.lf Jlm Mees Show 12 :00 News Z·SS News Beat 12:!5 The Christians Hour 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 4 15 Blaettnar Auto Show 4.30 Electnc Cnmpano" News 12 : 30 Th e Rev M1~r1~r feels 3:S5 News Beat 441 Jim Mees Sho.. 1:30 The Rev. Silaa Blllufll 4:00 Disclng With Doso 5 flO ~ews • 00 R 4:30 Interchange "": The ev. Andrew Farsons 5 00 c 5 05 Jim Mees Show · ommunity Newo :30 Rlzer'o Weather Report 2.30 Sunday ~ 'wwf'!as. 5:05 Mason Count) News 5 8:00 Sundown Serenade • 10 Wor ld l National Newo 5:50 Sporto Par•"• .: --~-6:_4;_S:..:'gn::.....:O~fi:,__ _ _ _:,_5:::,::,::15_:S:!potllglu on Sporta THE BORN LOSER 5:25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 N•wa 7:45 Sign Off 7: 15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Br1el 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes ol Joy 8·00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Picture 3: 16 Pt. Pleasant Footlrall IOo30 Songs for Children 10:45 The Golden Key 11.00 News U:f~ Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 Newo Headlln.. 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 Newo 2:00 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headllne9 2:31 Saturday Maunee Z:SS Newo 3:00 &.turdav Matinee !:30 News Headlln.. S:31 Saturday Matines S:55 Newt 4:00 Disclng with Doso 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 lnrertude 5:30 Community Choirs 5:00 Dinner Musicale 7:00 Dance Party 7:40 News 7:45 OU the Air -- \ - • • By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE THE ON -'! I-'RJ'3 _f M oE., WI-HALL ':" .JE , '.' l'!E DQI"<::; {.. :v ALL n ot: l)~.r·:;·t- rr COL\1'1 RILS ...• J , ··. !:' W ~'\.L '~'-"' · I v.: ~,;,· .. :- ~~ ~wl ::-~~l 'i . -a k:•l!ti _,c/1 <lU '\ •" < ( ' • ~~ :.~... - . _'_I,)- ~ L ; ~·~· ii:T ~ :· t_. i '• By ART SANSOM 1 ! 1 I Bv NEAL ADAMI ltla<'T K»W. JEAlOUSY · f'ER.HAPS, OR MERElY. .. JUST A MINIJTF, 'fr)ll. WEREN'T 00\IERED IN Tl-iAT BRO'.Dc:.tf.;T I'DU JU;T HEARD. READ THROL~H THtS; �' \ . at y ·-·..,.- B·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Oct. 23, 1985 ----- -- Klndergartener• Help Celebrate Leadership Training Taken, Reports Heard, at Southside 4-H Camp MASON - State Leadership Training, and Mason County Home Demonstration commitlee reports were given at the annual Mason County Achieverrent Day on Wednesday at the l-H Oimp at Southside, W. Va, Mrs. C. E. Erwin, Southside, • ~ . Va., received the State Safety Scholrship. She reported on the conference which she attended at Jackson's Mlll. Arrangements for a Trarfic Safety Progrf;lm on November 16 11' the morning, and Christmas workshop and exhibit planned for the afternoon. have been announced. The place will be announced later. Others reporting on the conference were Mrs. Oak Thorn· as, Mrs. Ray Crank and Mrs. John Marshall Report of the county eommittees were given by Mrs. Vernal Johnson, .Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Arnett Roush, Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Mrs. Gloria McCausland, Mrs. Elmer Newberry, Mrs. Gus Douglass, Sr. Gifts were presented to the chairman of each commitlee by Mrs. Virgil Burris, Sr. _ Paula Rae Kloes observed her fifth birthday Thursday at the Middleport Kindergarten class taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. Kloes was assisted by Mrs. Frank Powers with the party. Ice cream, cupcakes decorwith pumpkins were ser· I'lUCkea:rsnd favors ~f pumpkin f~ce 1' were gtven the chtld'*'''H ren. Helpers were Roy Baers· wilt, Christopher Jones, PamPotter, Jeanie Boone, Tra· cy Burdette, Marsha Cale and Ord. Seated with Paula at _._ the birthday table were Roy Baerswilt, Pamela Potter Jeanne Boone, Tina Gt'bbs and' Carman Thoma. .. As a token of appreciation for having accepLed ·. the chair manship of the concession stand .at the Mason County Fair. a gill was presented to Mrs. Mar grelta Sebrdl. West Columbia. Mrs. Elmer Newberry of the • Material Resources Committee announced that the winner of the Mall Box improvement contest was Mrs. Harry Miller or Hen , derson, W. Va. She was pre ' sented a gift of money. . Mrs. Powell Reynolds, Pt Pleasant, gave a report of the · nominating committee. The coun cil formerly voled to retain the president, Mrs. John Marshall, and the treasurer, Mrs. Virgil Burris. 1 ~- " - James Wt'lson Is Married Sandusky ,,.,. In Relatives have learned of lh•.. "" Mrs. H Webster, Mrs. Hennessy, areostesses of Twilight Garden Club The Middleport Band Boosters Assn, wlll meet M~day Oc!Oo from Matthew 6 were led by ber 25, at 7:30p.m. m the high Mrs. Hennessy with a prayer school cafeteria. All band plll' of humility. M~mbers respond· ents are urged to attend. ed to roll call with a garden visited during the summer. A round·robin card was sent to ISS Mrs. Gaynelle Wise at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., assist· ed by Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, en· tertained the Twilight Garden Club Thursday evening at her borne, Spring Ave. The meeting, in charge of Mrs. Leverett Roush, president, began with the opemng ode and pledge to flag. Devotions taken - Mrs. Roush announced CCL E d n OrSeS Consolidation, Issue I Plan the / -' ,~ VOL)<Vii County flower show to be held November 27·28 at the PomeMiss Anita Sue Russell, brld• roy Elementary School and stat-' elect of Mr. Norbert Neutzling ed the theme was, "Every. Jr., was guest of honor at a where, Everywhere Christmas shower Monday evening at the Tonight.'' She explained the Pomeroy Church of Christ socMerits of the school consoll· c1asses and rues 1 for the show ial room with Mrs. Georse dation program in Meigs Coun- and said the club is in the class Wright as hostess. ty and benefits to education usmg · can dl es. Gifts were placed on a table from Issue 1 were discussed by A communication was read with white cover and centered Miss Sally Schaaf, Rutland di· from Mrs. Charles Lewis, re· with a bride doll with an ar. rector, at the October meeting gional director, concerning the rangement of orchids on eith· of the Middleport Child Conser· Fall Regional meeting at Lit· er side. vation League Thursday even· tie Hock'n 1 g on November 6. Games were played with prllling in the Middleport Gas office. R · t t'10 egts ra " an d co ff ee hour es awarded to Mrs. Henry Wells, The League endorsed both WI'II be' from "10 ..,. a.m. Reser- Mrs. Jerry Masters, and Mr•. issues following the program in vatlons for dinner are to be Robert Wamsley and Sandra which Miss Schaaf a g a i n mad 'th M Tho e WI rs. mas Stac- Roush won the dOor prize. stressed the need for better ey, Little Hocking by Novem- After the hon ed t teaching facilities, added voca- ber 1. Mrs. Earl' Bende ·n or gues opa tio_ nal training, upgraded cur- be speaker and demonsrtrawtoi r ened her gifts, ice cream cend h tered with pink wedding bells, r1cu1urn an ol er concerns for in the afternoon. k d th h f ca e toppe with pink rosebud, e yout o . southeastern Ohio. Mrs. Hennessy presented a coffee, punch and min'· were Mrs JackiC H d ~ . . owar gave a paper on, "Use Iris to Advan- served by Mrs. Wrlr;ht assist.. r.eporl of ~he recent CCL ~onven- tBge." There are many types ed by Mrs. Maxine Arnold. hon held m Columbus which she of iris which will bloom from Attending were Mrs. Jerry ~;:nd~d a~h ~ .~elegate "dwith early spring to mid-summer. Masters, Mrs. Harold Smith . e~ne . CI es, pres! e~t. For breath taking beauty, size Mrs. Denver Kapple, Mn. Hil: Mrs. Sclles IS also slate his- of bloom, unique form and rare ton Roush and Sandra, Mrs, torlan. tt . . pa erns, no other flower can John Leifheit, Mrs. Charles EsPrinCipal speakers ~n the equal the Japanese iris, accord· kew , Mrs. Henry Wells and Sanprogram were Sam Kes- ing to Eleanor Wcstmeyer, in dra , Mrs. Harry Stover, Mrs. senger and Dr. llllllam B. Horticulture magazine Robert Wamsley, Mrs. Clarenco Smtih, pastor of the North An informative arlicle on pre- Andrews and Susan and Ray Broadway Methodist Church. planting treatment of bulbs was mond, Mrs. Truman Russell and ~: }Dh~me of tfheN conwvenltdion given by Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. Mrs. Norbert Neutzling Sr. w·th I ;ooscovery o ew or s" In order to keep down decay Sending gifts but unable to 1M ''I .women attending · to atlend were Mrs. Albert Woodand pe sts, I·t IS · Important · rs. Sc.Ites thank~d . the spray wilh fungicide before ard, Mrs. F'lorence Burnside grReodupCrfor Jls ~ooperabon .m. _the planting. Mrs. Gerald Wilder- Mrs. Bryan Harris and Patty,' oss drive. Mrs. Richard muth made crescent arrange- Ml·ss Su.",anna Arnold, Mrs. B'lll L . ong was a guc~t for the even- ment or the month using pink Williamson, Mrs. Gerald Reumg The door d ed '1 M S pnze was .a war · snapdragons and chrysanl.he- ter, Mrs. Alice Spencer, Miss r1 0 ~s. Cites and tl'le lrav- mums from her garden in a Linda Darnell Mrs Hubert e pme, donated by Mrs. white eompote. Pullins, Mrs. Melvin. Smith and Charles Bradbury, was won by At the close of the meeting, Barbara, Mrs. Leon Sauters Carolyn Thomas. a plant sale was held and a des- Mrs. Helen Leifheit and ' Mrs' The Beaver, hostesses,Jane Betty Smith, course was served. Doris McDonald . Nancy Miller and serL ~---Frances Triplett served a salad cuurse. .:_.:__:_:_::.:::::___ _ _ _ __ Roush's Shoe Store I HI T I e en ay or, Larry Fox are Wed October 8 t'n Broad Street Church !Jj I ~rs. : - - -- - - l : tf I ... 7:00 Jobn'o Almanac 1:00 Popeye and Pals 8:30 Atom Ant 10:00 Secret Squirrel 10:30 Underdog II :00 Top Cat 11:30 Fury 12:00 Nationwide Bowlinl I :(to Illinois va Purdue 4:00 Great Momenlt In Muale US Pete Smith 4:30 Theatre 3 5:00 Flshing Great Bear Lake 5; 16 P,lltlcat 5:30 NBC Sports in Action I Most lovely Latex Wall Decoratioa 6:00 1:30 7:00 1:00 • w...' ,, llalllrUJ, .,, 1'1 ....... .. Hagman aa astronaut Tony Nel· 101111 and Barbara Eden as his J8Die, JelllDie, "Anybody Here SeeD Junnte'' - Jeannle, worried obout Tony's safety, tries to prevent his propaed walk in ~ ABOUT f• The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "Wo Hovo Grown Bocauso Wo Hovo Holpod Othon Grow" • • • • Automatic Sook cycle ideal for diapers, Jeans. Patentod Deep Action agitator creates jet currents to help remove heaYiest soill _. Jot-Away rinsing "jets" away lint and scum. Spins elothes extra dry. SudsWotor Savor Model ' WOR-65 at edra cost. Now llechonlsm desiJI*I LESS TRADI fur top dependabili(»l $159 95 Mombor Fodorol Doposlt lnouronco Corporation BAKER FURNITURE POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPOIT, 0. Membor Fodorol Rotorvo Systom opace. WHAT ~ THE TRUTII,,, (6 TIL 8 PM) ·--------------~1 1:. p. m.- GET SMART!otarrtng Don Adams In lbe Iitle role. "Kaot In Control"011 llle eve of a oecret meeUng Speoltl oa CBAITER BOUSE Latlll WaD Palllf NERVE DEAFNESS? The anawer to thia queation plus IDilny more important facta bo lound in the C&D ......una .... booklet, "Tbe Tndb About Nerve Deafnea." Write, phone or 'liai.t u ~y for your FREB copy, fbere Jl no obliptiou. ~ Diles Radloear Co. LY 3-4550 245 E. Stato St. Atho 111 s TV Classroom Captain Kangaroo "Heckle and Jeckle" Tennessee ruxe<to !OcOO Mighty Moooe 10:30 Linus the Lion Hearted II :00 Tom and Jerry 11:30 Quick Draw McGraw 12:00 Sky Kil.g 12:30 The Adventures of Lasslt 1:110 My Friend Flicka I :30 CBS News 2'110 Championship Bowling 3: 110 Crisis: Congo 3:30 Town & Country Cr05.. roads 3:45 Social g,curity 4:110 NFL Countdown to Kickofl 5:110 Jim Walters Jubilee 5:30 Bam Dance 6,110 Slattery's People 7:110 Smothers Brothers 7:30 Jaclrle Gleason 1:30 Trlalll of O'Brien 9:30 The Loner 10:110 Gunsmoke 11: 110 News Tonight II: 15 Mlllion Dollar Movle!l 1:. p. m. - I DREAM OF JEANNIE - starring Larry 1 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Ocl. •• HJablllblt Otunei .__,,..I_., ...... '. ......"' -,.. The birthday of Mro. Theodore Mora was celebrated when ' Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the Hullabaloo Flatt and Scruggl Porter wuoner I Dream of Jeannie 1:30 Gel Smart t<OO Saturday N]Jbl at Movtet 11:00 Lalli News 11:1G Weather 11:11 Sporlt RoundUP U:28 Fllmo ol lbe 110'1 ------- tl1i - Celebrated by Club WCHS-TV ChannelS WSAZ-TV Channell 7:00 1:00 t :110 g,30 of the world's six top scientists it appears that a KAOS agent has infiltrated CONTROL head· quarters. t:OII p. m. - SATURDAY NIGHT AT MOVIES - "Merry Andrew," starring Danny Kaye and Pier Angeli. Sby, repressed Andrew Larabee Is slated lo become headmaster of I b o family's school In rural Eng• land unUI be accidentally be- ., "......................... >I •lt~~·,.lhloft coklrs . . .. --~ --- .. 1 THE POMEROY CEMENTBLOCK CO. PAINT DEPARTMENT PHONE WY 2-3679 a comes involved with a eircua. U:ZO - FILMll OF THE 101 11 Damn Citizen, 1' starring Jeffrey Stone and Gene Evana. C<>J.. onel Francis Grevemberg -Keith Andes! World War II hero, is invited by Gnvemor Kennon to become superinteJF dent of the Louisiana Stall Police and wage an all • out fight agamst crime. LONE GAL HOLYWOOD (UPI) - Suzanne Pleshette Ia the only diotaff star in "Nevada Sll'lth." which toplines Steve McQueeD and Karl Malden, HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Cal')' Grant's next ftlm, "Walk Don't Rtm," will CQolllar Samlllllbl . Eapr and .Jim Huttoa. WHTD1V· ._ , WE CAN MIX THI PAINT COLOR YOU WANT IN MINUTES! ,, I I 1:110 Neighbors U> Social Secur1ty 1,30 Word of Lilt 1 110 Superman t : 30 Frnggie Presenlt 10:110 Sbenaalpans 10:30 The Beatlea 11: 110 casper cartoon abo'll 11:30 Porky Pig 12:00 Bugs BUDDY 12:30 Milton the Mon.ter I :00 Hopplty Hopper 1:30 American Bandstand 2:30 Let's Dance 3:15 Sammon's Startime 3:30 Adventure Time &: 110 ABC's Wldt Wortd ol Spit 8:30 FUntstones 7:00 Tammy 7:30 Sblndlg 1:00 The King Famly 1:30 The Lawrence Welk Sbo1r 8:30 The Hollywood Pataca 10:30 Wrestling 11:110 Bob Young News .. 11:15 Cbiller Theater -TEAM - UP- ' I WHTN-TV Channe113 BAKER BIT HOLYWOOD (UP!) - That familiar cavalryman you'll see In a aegment .ol '"F. Troop" Is comedian 'Jenny Bakll' In a IU'JII sbol. i tlrl•• In lllllnut•• i ........ """" ,.... 1• ...... llupplement To The Dally SeDtlnel. l'omertl'l'·!tllddlf!IMl OlD I Mil Tbl Gallia Timer, Galli»>OIs. Ollla I . - - _ _; I Saturday's Telev~sion Program re 0mp efed by Miss Russel/ ............. .. I Stragglers Packing Bags, I . R,,. '. ' ' 1 IONUS II 1 1 Weddt'ng Plans yow.._ Teachers will I Get-Acquainted \ - - - - - f....-., "' I the nlatically, washes automatically! . I · F~IGIDAIRE Washer soaks auto- a.Dtlrt•• d" l I easy reach Rocket Lost in Void Out Of All Contact With Earth Ohi0 Mercury wIllteriS• hIll• M t PIaces I • Elberfelds In Pom eroy A C * 1& I I I * * K\Z£2\ Failure I ARE OPEN TONIGHT (SATURDAY) UNTIL 9 P.M. 1 * * * ..Uik:C: Study Shows SEO Lacks Physicans ELBERFELDS MEIGS THEATRE • Ill * * * ~g 1 NO. 160 FIVE CENTI MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, l'f65 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO UNITED NATIONS (UPITht UDiltd Nalloua Ftmd UNICEF baa woa lite 185 Nobel peace priZe, ollie· lals ol the Uolltd Nullona oatd today. CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) - History's first attempt 14 Olflclah ol lbe ehlldrea'o couple two space craft in orbit ended in failure today tuad bore .,.,u]trmed they bad when engineers lost radio contact with an Agena rocket, COLUMBUS (UPli _South· Gallia, Scioto. Washington and ldties of 10.0110 or more popola- • The study also showed a dis· 626, Cincinnati supplied 97 and beeunolilledbyolftelalsolllte The Agena, whose role was to serve as target to a eastern Ohio is sufrering from Mus!•ingum - had an accepta- twn. tmct lack of younger physiCians Western Reserve tramed 44 of Nobel foundation authorities in separately launched Gemini 6 spacecraft, rose smoothly a severe shortage of physicians ' ble or near acceptable ratio. Mitchell •nd Fmley pointed in the area. The number of dO<· them. ~ 10 thai UNICEF bad beeD h 100k d f' lik rf 1 h It red -and the situation is growing !Gallia, with one doctor for each out that persons hvmg m the tors under 35 years of age But even the number turned "" in whic trst seconds e a P"after eel the aunc awarded tbe prize. from Pad 14 ejustat four 11 ·a.m.soa EDT 1 worse, an Ohio State Univer!-iity :ao6 residents, was the best in area crossed regional -and even dropped from 69 to 43 in the out by those three schools deliftoff time. study revealed today. :the area. state lines in seeking medical four-year period while the numc~il'il!d, while the number of for· Wtl;; ::u P:li.l:t \'MIW4H tt.~ Astronauts Walter M . Schirra In this trial-blazing flight tbt 1 i Tlle worst ratio was in Perry service. :ber over 65 inLTeased from 13 eJgn • trained physicians lnand Thomas Stafford had been hope was to hook up the two Two B.. OSU sociologist!'., Dr. ' County ' where , " th ey sai'd• " T h e, to 106. creased. John Mitchell and James , . each doctor ' ~>JJ . owe~er, "Sho ld th' t d t' scheduled to leap in pursuit 101 craft after a space chase ol S Fi served .1,44,") patient s. rat1os do g1ve some 1dea of the I T tl h th t indi u IS ren con mue, minutes later aboard tt.e Gemi· hours and 40 minutes. U the ef... 1ey, reportedh t~a! in. 19G51' : The study, which centered on suppil' of do.-.tors close at hand cat•o·d tlheatre~'emaorcreerasn,d maore ol- this region will have to look n ere waa one p ysJCmn avai a -+ nd • ni 6 capsule. fort should fail, it would bo thl r I 70.9 ' . . . , general practil!oners, special- for this predominantly rurill ' the . doctors who Will be goin., more a more to out-of-state Imonths before another A•em. persons m I d I . th ·h d 627 I t' Ad I 't . ' r. and out-of-country graduates to But I • cntical moment en • b e or every ' the 28-count A alachia area. lls s an . os eopa s, s owe , ~opu a JOn. n a so. I IS out of practice in the years to , . a . with a special docking collar y pp . ~ doctors m 196.1. down from 634 1lmportant to rern_ember that l'k I be meet the medical needs of ItS gineers los_t cont_act with A_ ge- would be rea"'• for I seconcl That was down considerably : come are not I e 'i to re-- populatio '' th l id from 1960 when there was a in 1960. Du~ing the same period, ltravellng di~tam:e mc~e(lses the placed.'' The nnu,mbere refporpesa ,·. t OS na'!l maln radiO transmitter try. . ' •the populrllwn of the area rose .overall cost of med1cal servo s c1a1ss and there was no way of deter. . physician f?r each 1,656 per- From 1,119,540 to 1.153 ,354. lice" 'fhe bulk ol the doctors In also decreased, from 226 in 1960 By United Prest Jntel'llllllona1 mining whether il5 engine fir- At mid-mornmg, about thr." IOns And 1l was far short of ~outhe-<~stern Ohi~ were tr~ined to 186 in 1964. Most Ohioans woke up early ed as planned to kick it into or· ~ours before_ scheduled Gemnti what IS considered an accepta-1 To compound the problem , "Many of the people m this m the three OhiO me d 1c a I "Our data shows the lack of tod t 0 . t l"k 1 bit and no way to trakcing it hft off at 12.41 p.m. EIYI', offl· ble ratio, one doctor for every 1the re~ear('hers found the rna· area, '' Otey sa1d. "have low 1n ' srhool s - Oh10 State Cincio4 physicians specifically tramed 1. ay nealr "':m er-kl. e con 1' pas't downrange stat'lons cia!s reported all pre-flight 1 200 p · f th h . 1 ed ' . . 1ons as c earmg s 1es sen ' . . . , ertons. JOflty o e p ysJcJan~ ocat Icomes and find It dlf£1cult lo 1nat1 and Western Reserve. to deal w1th mental Illness- te t d bel th The radio loss came at 11 :061operatloms were gomg IIDOOthOnly four of the 28 counties- m the 11 counties which have absorb th1s added expense.'' Oh1o State led w1th 174. of the those who could tend to the 1 m~ra ~res! own ow el 3 m EDT , ly. -- --------- - - - mental health of the more than reezmg eve · . · · · · one million people in the area, Temperatures shpped below At 11:51 a.m. EDT, when the , . Three of the 19 trucldn& staMitchell said. ' the. 3o-d~gree ma~lr. m Cent_ral tracking station at Carnarvon, hans around ~e world reported Of the specialties g e 1 Oh1o, w1th Mansfield recordmg Australia, had reported failure they W@re havmg some trouble• 0 f surgery led with si physi~~~~s. a lo.w or 29 and Zane_sville re-. to spot _t~e Agena, the mission with el~lronic equipment. But Only four reported psychiatry portmg the same reading. was offtc1ally canceled. I they said they would be able te ; as their specialty. Siginilicant Other readmgs included 31 .at : "~e ~an a~sume the Ag~n~ "support the rnis!lion." decreases were noted 1-n sur- Cleveland, Columbus and Cm- 1vehicle went mto the AtlantJe, Th h ld tb . t' d 32 tTId d ff' . I 'd e weal ., was ea1 at • gery ' ophthamology ' anesthesi1 an a o e o an Ian o ICta sal . _ Wor d came that a 1aunch stte. . cmna Marietta. ology and pwnmonary d1s. The tailure which ca!TM! as a1tropical storm was developinl 1 ease specialists. A southwesterly wmd flow · heartbreaking surprise afler a 1 over the BHy of Bengal, and. was expected to push the tern- perfect countdown, meant that Schirra and Stafford were peratures into the. 50s b~ la~e the meeting and mating mis- asked before entering their today, but cooler a1r movmg m sion, crucial to future moon ! spacecraft to observe it If pos.. from the northern plains should flights , would have to be d•· l sible lor the benefit of meterv• i push the thermometer back layed until 1966. Jogists. down before daybreak Tuesday, - -- - - - - Some scattered showers and I perhaps a snow flurry or two There will be a "Get-Acquaint· ed Meeting'' for all parents are forecast for Northeastern and teachers of the Pomeroy Ohio tonight but dry weather R,,niQ~"--··:g lu.fU..!cl.a~l '· ' J~niO!' _and Senior ljjg_b~hOQJ!I . nd cool tempe_rat~r"!l.Jit\ltJid . I !, en. ttne I Devoted To The lnUJru" 01 The Melp-Mtuon .4rea M• Russe11 Is Honored at Sh f ower vent m · f J arrJage o ames A. Wilson, formerly of Middleport, and M1ss Glona Milleson of Sandusk I Th . Y recent y. e weddmg vows were read by the Rev. H. StanBOYS ley Richenauer before the al' Elected were Mrs. C E. Er 1 tar of the Evangelical United Wellington Boots ' ' win, vice president, and Mrs. Bre.th ren Ch urch in Sandusky. Sia Whtte mums and gladiolas decJohn McDaniel, Mason, secre 2 to 6 tary. Gifts were presented to the ;;; -. orated the sanctuary of t he church. outgoing officers, Mrs. Harold Molded Soles The bride is the daughter of Lewis and Mrs. Malcolm Saun ". . ,, ..• • ;_,;.f' Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Milleders , by Mrs. C. E. McCulloch, ~ C Henderson. SO MRS. LARRY P. FOX n, 23 "';' olumbus Ave. The Mrs. McCulloch, a member groom is the son of Mr. and Middleport of the Pioneer Club for :!7 years Mrs. Woodrow Wilcox 139 ~:::::::::~11 installed the olficm dunng a Huntington-Place. ' Jud~e candlelight service. TIIe bride was attired in a l~rJj,ll/.~ll_;IJIJ The Broad Street Presbyterian Church of Columbus floor length gown of acetate .. 11111'!!:,~~<2 • IJ~,IW Mrs. Powell Reynolds review- provided the setting fur the weddina of Miss Helen Lou· p l"ONIGHT & SUNDAY ~otkhe _ pasM·t histortr of 4-H Cludb ise T~viOI, daughter of Mr. Hubert\\;. Taylor, 424 Broad- l::e~ :~~~:~a~~ pa~:;:~.u~rlosft "BEACH BLANKET I " r m ason .ounty an way ~~, Mtddl<'port , and the late Mrs. Geraldine Taylor length sleeves, fitted bodl'ce BINGo·~ spoke briefly on the. beginning and Mr Larry p Fox, sun of Mr. Paul Fox and Mrs Leary' and a back panel attached to a Frankie Avalon of Home DemonstratiOn work in Rausch, Marysville, Ohio. · bow. <~~roer\te Funirello Ute counly. I Vows of the double ring ceremony were read by the A . . I d b I Rev. Paul Spier ling Friday, October 8 at 7·30 p m in the _crown of crystals and pearl Gr oup smgmg was e -and-v , f ,, . . h . . · . . · · . .settmgs Mrs. Arnett Roush !Irs H 1-d . pres~~ce o mt>mueiS oft e Immediate families, relatives . . held her Ungert'1p I·11 U· . . ' . aro and lnends. swn vet! and she carried a Lew1s pr~sented the devollonal I bouquet of aqua tinted white "DIAMOND HEAD" Charlton Hl:'slon program. Poems were read by ' The bride, given in marriage , miniature bells. A miniature carnations, ivy and ribbon streaJames Darren Charles Yonker, Mrs. Til-[ by her father , wore a street 1bride and groom decorated the rners. (Colnr) CLOSING FOR THE he Housh, Mr" Leonard Smith- . length while wool costume with top of the cake. Miss Lynda Jane Wilcox sisSEASON-SEE YOU I son, Mrs. Virgil Bums, Sr. read wh1ch she wore forest green . ter of the bridegroom wa~ th IN THE SPRING a poem entitled, "I Am Your ac.·cessones. She. l':.uried a white Cake, punc~ and. mmts were bride's only attendant.' She woree se V d A t th h ~~~=~-:::: Fl ag" following the Saluting of B11Jie lopped w1th white orchids rd e ·k 3315 mg w. 1 t e punch I an aqua crepe dress w'lth ma~o~.: '·h· Our Flag. and cascades of carnatwns. Her an ca e were M1ss Jacqueline ing veil headdress a d ·d Th h . only jewelry was a pearl neck- I Cashell and Miss Wanda Ligbt- a bouquet of aqua lin~ed carrie . ·tt f h b h . foot t' earnse am dmner was served l by the Pioneer Club. The Ava- ~~~ ~aglloro er rot er, Wll- ' . . Jon~ . Federated OJUrell met Thurslanche and Pocahontas prepar- AU Mr Followmg the reception the b Rlchrd H. Handly served as day at the church for an ali i ed the programs, the theme of en ants were · and Mrs. couple left for a wedding trip es~ man. Ushers were Eugene day quilting. TONIGHT which was Frienship. Anne ~rl Tat~~ _.c~~l.umbus, bro- to no:thern Ohio. The new Mrs. :h•taker and David Whitaker, A potluck dinner was served "SWINGERS' PARADISE" ; Baile~ Club prepared the ta- br~~e.an sis er 10 aw of the Fox 1s_ a graduate of Middle- th of Be.llevue., A reception at _noon. to Mrs. Mora, Mrs (Technicolor) bles m keeping with the Fall F . h . port High school, class of 1962, ~as held Immediately follow- Louis Re1bel, Mrs Roy Seyfried, Clitf Richard, Walter Slezak 11 Susan Hampshire. ' I season. Helping Hand prepared ~ owl~~ ~ e weddmg, a re- al:!d is employed at the City 1~8 . the wedding in the church Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Clar••A HIGH WIND the Name Tags, and the We- ~~ l~n was ed at th~ home of National Bank and Trust Com- dmmg r~m. en_ce Massar, Mrs. W. K. Kautz, IN JAMAICA~ 1 pany in Columbus. helo Club, favors. b . · , nd Mrs. Carl Taylor. ~he ~ollowmg the honeymoon to M1ss Lena Grueser, Mrs Otho l (Technicolor) rides table was covered With Middleport, the couple will reMurray, Mrs. Walter Baer, l SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM . , Anthony Quinn, James Cor· bun. Lila Kedrova. HAVE GUESTS .a wh_1te !men cover and center. Mr. Fox Is a graduate of s1de at 819~ Fulton-St. The new Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Amanda Recent guests of Mr and Mrs ed with an arrangement of pink Marysville High school and is Mrs. Wilcox is a graduate of Kaspar, Mrs. Ben Neutzling SUNDAY lh•u WEDNESDAY Hurley Nelson and ·son wer; carnatiOns. The_ weddmg cake employed at Dennison Engineer· M1lan High School and is a Mrs. Carl Shields and Rev. Wil: . October 24-27 "HARUM SCARUM" her nephew and wife Mr and was de~orated m while with ~ng l~ . ~1arysvt!le. The couple nurses' aide at Memorial Hos- 1'bu~r_;P_;e:;,rr~in~======~:::i~~~~~~~~~~: Elvis Presley, Frao Jeffries, Mrs. Vern Ragsdale, Boise: Ida- pastel pink and encir~l~d - with Js resldmg at 68 N. Sylvan Ave- pltal. ~r. Wilcox graduated 1... - Mary Ann Mobley, ho, and Mrs. Hallie Tyson, nue, Columbus. from Middl~port High School Ftaturette: Osage City, Kansas. They also S()(_lAL HOUR HELD and served m the United States caT:,!~:.:~~d Rtturn called on Mr. Ragsdale's uncle A social _hour w~s held folDAUGHTER BORN Army. He is employed at Admission: 75c & 40c. j Ernest Major and wife of Dex: lowmg chcm practice .WednesI Ford Plant. ';;;;:;;:;;:iiii:iiiii~~iiii::~~te~riiw~h~i~le~I~Ie~re~.===iiiiiii=. day evenmg at the Middleport Sgt. and MrB. Keith Curtis f Church of Chnst honormg Mr. are announcing the birth or a E. 0 McKinley and Mrs. Os· daughter 6 1~. 12 oz. Cindy Kathcar Housh on their birthdays.lleen Sept. 18 at Holzer Hospit, A cake w-•s served to Mrs. Mc- 1 al. Grandparents are Mr. and Kmley, Mrs. Roush, Mr. Me· Mrs. George E. Starcher and Kmley, Mrs. William Grueser, Lida Leifheit, Pomeroy and 1 Deb~ie Grues~r, Mrs. Chester Homer Curtis of Shellburgs, Plans have_ been c.ompleted Erwm, orgamst; Mrs. Arthur lolfa . Great-grandparents are for the weddmg of M1ss Anita Skinner, director; Mrs. p au 1 John Dill Sr., Pomeroy· Mr Sue Russell and Mr Norbert Davis. Mrs. Hobert Rawlings, and Mrs. Jud Davis, P~rthmd. Neutzhng, Jr. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth, Kathy Holly Starcher, Sandyville, w: The open church weddfng wiU McElhmny, Mrs. George Mcin- Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I be an event of Saturday, Octohart, L. _R. Wiley, Cash Bahr, Curtis, Pomeroy. They have an- ber 30 at 10:30 a. m, at the Home~ R1c~. and the Rev. Don· other daughter, Angela Kay Sacred Heart church with the aid Hicks. 21 months old. ' Rev Father John Turel official· mg. A half hour of nuptial mu.!lic will be presented by Mrs. 'IIIia lotooc- lohh hao booo - t t l by 114-1- o1i1 Be.n Neutzling, organist, and Jtltn 1.-. and CowlfKII'Y aftd k I'HOtfnlud Dtth JHit ___._ Mjss Peggy Bowers, soloist. fu t ' t1 ·II CHiat.. tt.. ftnell quality lng,udla•ll ~ ·1 pay by mail Miss Brenda Hysell of Colum. .. palnt ...... 1olfy, t.-r...... _ .... " bus, c?usln of the bride, will a....... ao ••~"~~•• , , • • richer cltpth of bMutlfvl ~. pay by check SU,• onto yaw woN with • new 4r1as .. · be ma1d of honor. Mr. Norbert Ia • I t Lis ....... ectUI,_.nt ....._. dtu 111 waM1. •. Neutzling Sr., wiU serve as best you have to have man and ushers will be J c Wyou love yau'll ••nt the put ·ka plenty of s-t·r·e·l·c-h rlflillll:al l.uco-LUKVry ••• ..al!:a yout' ae&actfo11 Russell and Mark Grueser A , , . 41D HW d lw octlort. reception for relatives and ciose to reach everyone when friends will be held in church paying those bills. .social room rollowing the cereLet the postman help , mony. Mft11 WDK A ....... l I ' )s..l. you. It's fast and safe 4CIIIni ' ~ GMlOitl Mrs, Mora's Birtlult1y or whtt. ,-e· to pay by check. ' 111 tlar . -~- Give Blood Pomeroy Jr Hi • ' ,, BOOSTERS TO MEET r I • I I I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1965 I i I I I; li. 15 1: ,r ' --· 12'~ Ia ~ I ' I I I I I I I ' Miss Weld's Conduct was Scandalous TilE VOICE OF BROADWAY BY DOROTHY BJLGALLEN JO'ITINGS IN PENCIL Tuesday Weld's conduct at the New Orleans premiere of •·n.. Cincinnati Kid" shook up many Important film folk, not to mention to local citizens. It'• bound to become the talk of Broadway and Hollywood a• further details come in. Appar· ently she became upset because of a tiff with her current beau, Clande Harz, and her mood was evident to all wbo ,..,. her in the motorcade. At the theatre, sbe refused to meet the Governor, and no one in the roster of stars preilt!llt - including Karl Malden -could talk her into it. Then !be faUed to show up at the gala after-premiere par· ty, although It was a benefit lor' hurricane victims and she had asked for, and received, four rouncl·trip air tickets for her suitor and friends. In contrast to Tue!day's behavior, Ann-Margaret came across like a lady, wllb charm, grace and dlplty throughout. Film star lriDI Demick'• lonthsl bape bu truo. • bunch in the same style. TheJo 're billed 8!1 ''1'he End'' .. .• "The Loved One" sbattered the all-time opening week record at Cinema f, topping nol omy •·Bocaccto 70." which opened the house, but even "Tom Jones," which had been the aJl. time winner there. But ''"lbt Loved One" is so controversial - and offensive to some-that recently one extremely tJroad.. minded celebrity refused to men tion it on the air, even lot • friend. A Discotheque on the Wllst Side is on the verge of annoiJD.o cing a new policy. Many ol tbe pattern-and-frug ptaees a beginning to feel a big draft ... Remember "Oiabolique,·• one of the first of the !11m alvden from France! It's being ll!llldo uled for re-release here, Ibis time dubbed In Engllab, and featuring a much )'01111801' So mone Signore! . . . The iDlerDal Revenue Service i5 looting t. Gypsy Rose Lee, whose teleto the books of some llllllOlll vision show has raised a few rock 'n' roll groups. 'l'bo hi& eyebrows Out West, faces anbUZl: in Europe ,, that .,..... other tug-of-war with the cenold Maria Cooper, daughler ol sors. She's putting together some the late Gary Cooper, Ia .... film she took at the Crazy Hor,. iously considering IIIIJT1inl P'Saloon in Paris, and hopes to anist Byron Janis. Problbly • show it on the air. Lots of luck. the French Rlolera, they oay .• Gyp Serir~ here Sandy KouRita Hayworth'a latest quote: rax paid a late hour visit to "I may be a retired Gc .. d-a Charlie Bates' club the other of Love, but I assure you I Dlght and received an uproar· haven't retired from Jovial." ious reception from the other Tbet ougbt to make eve ybod) patrons. He was accompanied by a tall, slender and whionaleep better . .. Brtllah ._,,. able young lady · . star Petula Clark has bratl&bl Bill Wyman ol Englancl's "The the young set nocting to .... Rolling Stones," rnmored reaCopacahana, ancl it's not H dy to quit the grnup for a quietprom time. • life, ll now meM&i• a She's expecting a baby in Jan· oary. The proud daddy-to-be is wealthy Phillippe Wahl. Last tune 1 saw Irina, she told me she'd love Lo have a girl first, !lo keep your fingers crossed Jimmy Durante has agreed to film a number to 'fV spots, in glorious color, for next year 's Easter Seal drive John Cullum, who replaced Louis Jourdan in ''On A Clear Day You Can See Forever," will have to leave the show soon for a week to film a final scene in ''Hawaii'' with Max Von Sydow. So they'll need a rather quic~ replacement [or the replacement . . . Today's show biz mystery: Jessica Walter, one of the eight beauties in the movie version of "The Group,'' says: "We got along as well as eight girls can get along. I liked all of them except one.'' Stay tuned for further clues. 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