http://66.213.69.5/files/original/719c83628e99d57a2ed091f1bd17cb90.pdf ea804441b6b41bc946aa2d6a5bbc1a28 PDF Text Text ·:: ;!~ 'I '~ I. tDally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o .• Oct. 26, 196~ dnesd o be .-..October Theme I~7• ond group We ay, cto r to participate in the JJf Junior Group missionary program. Miss Cia· . ra Sparks of Burandt, Africa. a ls 'Prayer' missionury nurae, will be goest Arrangements Mat'nly About Are Judged at People In ' l Club Meeting Pomeroy 1 Arrangements were judged ., Around And About MiddlepOrt Mrs. fdgefl is HaUoween Party i• the evening. Re!reshmenll rl · when . Jeffry Darst pumpkin race cookies, orang• Hostess G&17en punch and Ice cream wm Jef!ry Darst entertained with served to the goests .incJudlllll Class Meets a Halloween party Friday even· Melinda and Jack Humpbrey, . , . . lng at the home or his srand· Kenny and Becky Roush, Judy . 'l'lle Golden Rule Suridhy mother, Mrs. lleulah While, and Dickie Owen Bobby Pow· speaker. A Halloween party Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rickard when the Rooe Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay o! School Class of the Long Bot. with his mother, Betty Darst, ers Keith French and Jeffry. was announced for Saturday eve of Albany were SU~day guests held 1ts Oclobor meeting at the Columbus spent the weekend tom Churches held Its October asslstins. • mng. October 30 m the recrea· of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush borne of .Mrs. James Stout, Tup. w1th her sister and family, Mr. meeting at the home of Mr. The home was decorated with and family bon room. · pers PI ams. and M"· William Grueser and and Mrs. Lewis Edgell. The the Halloween theme using MEET TONIGHT An offering for mi~sions was Oh<?regor~ Ro~sh. student at Mrs. No~man McCain, presl- daughter, Debbie. president, Tress Swain conduct~ black and orange streamers, taken and the meetmg closed I JO UmverSity, spent the dent, was m charge of the meet.. Mrs. John Lyons and Mrs. ed devotionals and read Rom- skeletons, cats and witches. The American Legion Auxll· with the hymn, '·Whisper AIweekend wi:h his parents, Mr. ing, ,which was ope~ed by the ~ke Meadows of ~lumbus, vis- ans ~: 1-15 with prayer by Mrs. Candles provided light for the iary of Drew Webster Post wUI Prayer ". and Mrs. M11ton Roush and San- .Lords prayer In umson. R o II 1ted sunday In Pomt Pleasant, Edgell. Roll r.all was answered ghostly selling. meet tonight 81 7,30 at the [.o. Attendmg were Jack Jacobs, dra. . call was answered by each W. Va. w•th relahves. by namtng the Books of the Old Games were played during gion hall. Brenda and Denms Gilmore. Gordon Fisher, student at member namina an annual sow- Mr. and Mrs. James Cris-- Testament. · . .."& Karolyn Soulsby, Greg Eblin, Mountain State Busmess Col· ed In the !all. Mrs. Patricia well left Sunday lor Pitts. Benny and Becky Wnght, VIC· lege. Parkersburg, W: Va. spent G"''bel read the verse of the burgh, Pa. where they will vis- Pro,tects !o~ the Christmas ky, Ricky, Sherry and Terry the weekend with his parents, month. jt relatives. season were d1seussed and furClark Barbara and Keith Klem, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and A demonstration of arrang.. Mr. and Mrs. James Brew- !her plans wlll be made alter ~~d ,~scuss.d. The t~eme/o~ Rodney Bailey Barbara Di· family. ments "Simplicity with Chrys- ington were In Columbus over Investigations are made of lA:to~r wasH prayer. n Jec .ana a~d Jimm); Lewis M'artha Mrs. Ellis King of Pt. Pleas- anthemums" was criyen by Mrs the weekend to attend the Am. points of interest. It was voted le<><;on ' Bail- ant, W. Va. was the Frtday · ~· · bouquet f4ll' each - bon " ow Cto Pray·" was and Linda Bakel Christme eve- Helen Goebel. Mrs. Eula Swan· erican Cancer Society Confer· to blW a wmter 1 1 glven Yd ' 1rs ' 1 more. Pans ev Darla and N~ncv Gill Dar- ning dmner guests of Mrs. Clar· preseAted a topic an the HBest ence held Saturday and Sun- of the churc~s and Mary were rna e tu ~!~~-~ -~~~!~h tn let;!" Mirhael, Donn i.e Wis~ and ence Andrews. way to brJng Chrysanthemums day. They attended as delegates Pierce was appointed to buy , a C""'· Hruce Jo.·obs of co.l Mr and Mrs. Milton Roush through the Winter." A special !rem the local unit. them. Men< & Boys !umbus. 1and Sandra of Syracuse were arrangement was by Mrs, Nei- Mrs. Jesse Lake, West Jef. The program was begun by lerson, and her daughter and group singing of ''Love Lilted ' Sunday . evening guests of Mr. set Weatherman. SLIP·ON I and Mrs. Clarence Andrews and Tbe traveli1111 prize was won family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Me," aad the following read· family. by Mrs. E'ula Swan. A contest Ohlinger and son, Michael, Nel· lngs W<re given: "The HouseMr. and Mrs. Clay Parsons presented by the hostess was sonville, spent the weekend with wife's Prayer," and "The Par· were overmght guests Sunday won by Mrs. Grace Stout. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy son's Prayer," by Ara Myers, of her SISler, Mrs. Norman Me· Many lovely fall arra.g.. and Karen Gregg. both written by her sister; ''Per· . 1Callum They were enrou~e menls were judged with ribbons Visiting Sunday with Mr. and sonal Work," Leona Hensley; , Mlddh·pPr1 H 1 .~ h S!"hool h:~ s · from Charleston, W. Va., lhe1r awarded as follows: Blue rib- Mrs. B. F. Parmalee and her "Lame Excuses/' Ella Han, wt"konw_d a nurn_ber of nP••·. stu- I former home to Florida where bons to Mrs. Lois McCain, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Lud.ie Meadows oum; "~Bears Come In Differ. dl"'nt s },'lis ',t'M mdudmg < h~1_r - ~ they will reside. Patricia Goebel, Mrs. Helen were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mea· ent Sizes," Dave Yates; "What's Middleport, 0 . , Inti" I PPJWd . Ht' lpre, and Btll Mrs. Leroy Watson Is con fin- Goebel and Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh; dows and sons, Paul and Tim- Your Name?" Bess Webster: \1nndhrattgh Hu tl and, sen- ed to her home, Minersville by Red ribbons to Mrs. Helen my of Glenwood, W. Va. and uurgent Needs In The Church .= i11r~ . ( ll!lt It"' HiJI(·tlmb. B_ti d~e- j illness. Goebel; White ribbon to Mrs. Anita Vaughan and Mildred Today," Bess Larkins; "Who , p~rt. J)\,lnd W~lkt• r. Galllf)ol 1S; I Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Fis- Merle Griffith. Hawley of Huntington, cousins Is a Christian?," Monad Wil· ,~ trlil .J:;un1e hltt 'l t.l. B!'lp;e: cher and daughter and Mrs. The regional meeting to be oi Mrs. Parma lee. son; ''God Has Called Busy PomPro' Ohkt .) u ~ rm Sur-! a( e. 1\ l. Nn. \\1 V!!, Susie Fbcher were Saturday held at Little Hocking on NoRelatives from Middleport at- People," Mary Pierce, and "On .tntl l\_'1llard l)ut·~l. i't•mm·k visitors in Parkersburg, W. Va. vember 6 was discussed. The tendmg funeral services for the Sunday, .. by Bess Webster. TONIGHT thru WED . 1 ll1g!r S( lln, 1 Jllnt.l )l ~: ~el\ss1 .Mrs Susie Fischer was the county flower show to be held late Mr. Russell McDaniel held Ella Hannum gave ''Ten "HARUM SCARUM " Dav1 s. ll!•I!HP _lll;tr·l l's Snldl'r, I Sunday dmncr guest of her dau- at Pomeroy on November 27 in Charleston, W. Va. Thurs- Commandments Far Omrch F:lri , l'n·., lr\ . Fr ~rn .li• lillf'S. R<:~t'lnP : r I ;mt 1s Luwt· , Huj. ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and and 28 was announced and dis- day were Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. Services," and ''How To KHI \l.r n A.nn ~],!Ill!•\ land !"hul k Mullms. F e n- Mrs. Gerald Michael and fam- cussed. Vernor See, Mrs. Betty Wil- A Church." Tress Swain closed Featurttle; vm.·h Hrg h Sr·ho1•l. sophomorPs: !tly of SyrCJcuse. Guests for the evening Iiams, and Mrs .Earl Smith, with "Let The Mud Dry,'' 1'Let To The Wdd Ret urn Colorcartocns c1_n d ('h; u/r<; At'tker. H;H: h:Jel Mr. and Mrs. William ~ake Mrs. Floyd Stout and Mrs. Glen Middleport ; Russell McDaniel, Us Remember,'' followed by the Ad m l.~.,i nn "7fH' & 401'. ONLY r lll' l.m ta Ll'mll•y, Rwky \1or of Dorcas spent Sunday even- Stout. Refreshments were serv- Jr., Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. closing prayer by Charles Hen:trts. \l(d\" Ta.\ lor. all from ing with hts stster, Mrs. Susie ed by the hostess to 17 mem- Ray McDaruel, Akron: Mr. ley. THURSDAY , Octobtr 28 B ra db11 r~ Sheila i\1ajor, BelFischer bers and two guests. and Mrs. George McDaniel, Clif· Mrs. Swain ~nd Mrs. Han~ NOT OPEN pre D.t~ i•l Thmnr.,on Sh<id y- Mrs H A. Barnitz returned ton, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Har· DWD conducted Bible quizze9. ~ td t'. W \ '(1 .Jnnt· Surt.Jrt·. \1a - ~o her e ~p loymenl in the bu~- ~ ry Stewart, Point Pleasant. w_. The usual _potluck refreshFRIDAY and SATURDAY WIH wash, rinse llld spm Or)' 16 poon4 Oclob•r '29-30 load tn just 8 mrnutu. son . H(lsp 1\Ltrw St11nh·~. 1-'!. mrss ofrwe of Dr. J, J. Davts Va., Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Krl· ments and socml hour were en"ZE BRA IN THE KITCHEN" PI('Js<m! . He~m.1lll i\lctr.~hn ll , Mtmtlay, 1fter a three weeks der, Columbus; and Mr. and joyed by au· pl't!8ent and round Spin dry one load while another wtahn. 1 rerhnl('\llo n Elld1orn. \\. \'a 1\.m·n F:mt·~. ~~~.t1iun. ISSIOnaryfo Mrs. Charles Bealmere or Balrobin letters were written to No plumblnJ necesaary ... can be 111.:1 11 Ja\ .\orh. J"\ ·:-: ll t>nn1~ th c kitchen, batt! 01 utttlty room. :ll t'nJre, ~ l:nt111 ~lrlrlt'l", ,\IIlii Aul l.md l'< lll!lll-' WiJife , Sm_\'1" · timore, Md. Florence Limberger visiting her Dt-·. I lit' n<~ 'f pnn Bill 1-:.r!IIIJ. Arlt· rw brother in Michigan and to Mrs. Completely portable· moves trOIIItimt tt "THE ROUNDERS" storaae area on lilt' rolliac catltft. EngI>· H.mril ~lulf"' d. s., ndra Miss Clara Sparks, R. N., y h F II . Bess Rose confined by 1·11ness l 'l'\'t"hrr u olur) 1\111 ''''"''~~"' ' :1o11 a .le11n T"Y , Free Methodist missionary to oul e owsh.rp ' · Washes a full 6 pounds of clothes IK f!Fnt y Fo nd :., (, l1·rrn J'urd Ulll 0111)' 10 &at lOIII Of Wltft, lor Bradbun : J,,~hn ln ~el s , ' Ute new African nations of Meet• on Sunday ACJ'IONS DISMISSED Suf' .\ nn L:mgdon, llopP ll ol 1da1 . /"hil l Wt lls, Edgar Hu Has fUds 1aver, too. Pnrnt-1'''· Htdlatd Ferreira I "Expect Great Things From Rwanda and Burundi, will be The Youth Fellowshrp. of the PT. PLEASANT _ Two civil rh:m :m . Bel pre lrt-" ~ l lnH 11 ' God, Attempt Great Things For the guest speaker at Laurel Rock Springs Methodist rhurch actions have been settled and SEE A DEMOHSTRA TION HOW -~ ---- - -God," was the theme uf t?e Cliff Free Methodist Church, met Sunday evening at t h e dismissed from the ck>cket ot SUNDAY , MON. and TUES. GrVE Ul:\~-iER call lo prayer and self~emal this Wednesday at 7:30p.m. She church with Mary Radford, pres- Ute Mason County Circuit ('_ourt Oct, 31 - Nov, 1-2 J\1r. and ~lr_s Gro~g~: ll rines · s~onsor:ed by. th_e Women s So- recently completed nine years ident, in charge. being Collett L. Keefer and Re "G IRlS ON THE BEACH " t'll(Prt nnl.'d _wllh a dmrwr Sun· ctety m Clm:ttan Service of of service in central Africa. Prayer by the Rev. Chester ba Keefer vs. City lee and Fuel 1 TPehnrmloi"J Dependable Appliances on the 2nd Floor · \I:Jrt1n Wr st. Nnrf'f•n t'or<"nr d;ry al thrtr hmne, Ht>mlurk Heath Methadtst Chureh Mon- The area where Miss Lemley opened the meeting. and w. King Parsons vs. Lewis iin , The C1 id.;r t~ T he Br• ;~r h CroV!' GltP'> Is v.wr- \1r. and day evening at the church. has been serving is jUst across Member!! answered roll call with A. Woomer. Bovs I ,e~ lf'\" GorP .Vir· ll <ll'ler Sriu'all ol Dayton, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Spiritual Lake Tanganyika from a Bible vme, followed by the i - - -- ·- - - - - "CLARENCE iHE Mr. and j.Jrs L·rrry Hemcs.l Life ~hair man, _was in charge of 1torn Conga. Thousands of singing of hymns led by Shar- October 30, from 6;30 • 9 p.m. CROSS·EYED liON" !TI-'chn lt'nl!•rJ Rmrnswoorl, W Va . ~Irs. the lltany service. The pro- gees have fled there for on Brawley. Plans were made Each member is to bring their M;nshal 1'hnmp:-:nr1 , C"hl·r·yl William 1\i lltn~( · r nnd 1\11·., 1hco gram opened with an organ pre- ty. Conga's struggles have help- for a Halloween party in family and a guest. The MYF Mi ll rr, Bf' t~y Drakt> __ !iPint's. Bemlrwk Gn1ve. !ude by To~ _Baker _The con~e- ed bring some political wtrest church social room, Saturday, benediction closed the meeting. · gat1on participated m the and uncertainty to Rwanda and .,:::_:___:_:..:=:.-.:.:..:::.c_:..:::::.:::.:c.-=:::::..:::::::..::.::::::.::::~~=::"'':'!,..,~"'""'"'"-"""--""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""""""""""'""'""'"""~1 tu re response. Burundi, as weD. 1 Mrs. Shuler was assisted As a missionary nurse in presenting the misswnary needs rural areas of Rwanda and of Women's Division by Mrs. Burundi, Miss Sparks has been M. E. Dawson, wtto spoke of serving in the two "most unl the need for a new doctored" countries of the world. Tenn. She read letters She has often performed 1 , Scarntt College, plicated medical procedures I Tenn She read letters without the presence or assiist-1 , past prestdenls of the WSCS ance of a doctor, and their words of pra!se for "Missions in a Changing the work done by Scarnlt Col- rica" will be the theme of Miss lege m preparing Christian wor- Sparks's missiOnary presents~ k_ers f?r their work in the mis- lion. She brings with her sUdes, ~ ton f1elds of the world. artifacts and samples of AfriMrs. Emerson Jones spoke on can dress. 'ftte public is invited the mlssion of healing and the to .attend. needs of Ute medical nurses~=========-.! and misstonary personnel in aU parts of the world. She descrtbed the need for supplies, technology, and most of all, love chrislran concern for the sick and diseased of the world. The offenng was taken to :sed for the various p:c·~~~~ 11 and those not attending Say It Softl y , • , urge d to turn the offering velopes in Sunday services Sey It Sweetly , , , at the next wscs meeting SAy IT WITH ~~~~;~lion was given by Mrs. FLOWERS! Group stnglng. of the Junior Missionary Society chorus and •onward All ye J umors, . .. op111ed the meeting of the Junior Missionary Society of the Laur~ Cl'ff Fr M hnd' 1 h h ~.md~,, tn ~e r~tcre~~100c r~o~ 01 pa;<onoge followmg Sunday School \Irs James Gilmore Is supenntendenl Rnd Mrs Ern.,1 Powell her as<i, lnnt. Chapter two or Ihe studv book, ''Four Sons of China·• was read e New Students $9.95.$10.99 In Middleport I THE SHOE BOX \:;::;::========-:· MEIGS THEATRE $149.95 Free Methodist 1 M• • ISSIOnary Needs Outlined M• • Speak at Church fast! Compact! Portable! Efficient! I ELBERFELDS--POMEROY 1 I We're Making News! Bank Rates on Auto Loans Lower than Ever! Some people make big luxury cars. WHAT to Get for a BIRTHDAY or ANNIVERSARY GIFT??? T wo W ee k "' acation In Wesl is Ended Let Us Suggest The Perfect Gift From Our Bountiful Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ba~·nit•:ll Selection of Cut have returned home after Flowers, Corsages, two w""ks vacation in San and Planters. Do cisco, Calif. where they It Today ... their son, Cpl. Keith Remember Your who was returning from Mother, Sweetheart, Wife or That Special lulu. Cpl. Barnitz received Friend Who Means So d1 scharge after serving Much to You. years in the Army with Military Police, and ret'"'"'d home willi his parents. He accompanied borne by his cee, Miss Frances Pacock WY2·5560 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, 59 N. 2nd Ave. spent a few days with the tanl·ll Middleport ily. The best news v et~ Our bank can offer \'OU lowt:r·lha n-eve r inter- ~ , est rates on vou r Auto Loan at the heigh.t of the new car season 1 Gel vou r Auto Loan where all yotir other banking needs are so PXpP- rtly taken care of. Save money too! Yon choose the repaymeni plan. installment ,-/ amounts to fil vour income Ask / aboul our ioll'·rate Aulu Loans / now! II .. lili ens /4alional B hk l . ' DUDLEY'S VOL XVII NO. 162 " County~s ijQe littq'.modii ... T~I Thtt year lt't euler than ever to pi~ your kind of Olda ot your ldnd,of price. From tl•eluxurioUJ Nlnetv·Ei&hrl to the monef..,.vina P-BS., your OWamobile Dealer oft'en you a T(]fAL SPECTRUM OF SELECI10NI af appointmcnll, coo, 10 you an. fuhlon you OLfl any wa.y yov fanay. ]lllt Dame what vou want. (MayW it'.t that new one.of..a.kl.nd Totouado.) Full nnp of body ttylet and al:ee and prices. See your Oldunobile Dealer-his full JelettlOD Full nnp of perlormanu. (l'welve en(lin" In all, from lba 385-bp T.......Jo llotket V-810 lha milktt ahoppln1 aro""d a thin11 of the pa~tl new economv·mlnded Actlon·Une 6,) Fullnnp LOOK TO .Q!:!!§ FOR THB Nl!WI Oldest & Largest Insurance Agenq DOWNING INSURANCE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Servin& The Area For Over 97 Year• ~ ~: g~ -----f-IVE-CENT--S On a Clear Day. Memorial These, our Hills, Echo Sentiment Is 'In the Black' After First Year :n BY BEIJLAR JONU ataglne oD both sides of river. &it itp? Or eat the first rus- them, their smile and thank "On A Clear Day You Can Looking acrou tmo our neigh- set apple? lyous; my lather, as he bunted See Forever" ' bor state I thought of the wordl the hills !or paw paws; my Ltkt the Utle of one of the of their 'song, "Ob, !he West ,Aiheyppl~ ~er taste as ~: great aunt as she prepared to Ialell 1011p receJI! daya tn our Vlrglnla HJUs, bow majestic and u " en you are a c · leave on a preaching mission h!lll of tiOUiheastem Oblo ~ve how grand," IIIII how they .,... Or plck th~ milkweed pod to do "God's Will" las she put '""" .-... sentimen•· AUI· s•- it aild miU• me1111 it. On oDd let !he aUken veil blow a· it]· my uncle as he came lrom ~~~ "ll,lftl ... ... ' " way on the wmd' Gather the ' umnal every minute lhese daya a dear day, you can see for• . Uck purple thtstie• Waited lor far away places . brmgmg me a ••• bri.. not only beauty, and WDD- ever." ~mJ Su .,,.·(It took record of classu:al musiC for der of tt but also a IHllnC of .an mmer · our v~etrola, or a book. I ~Ua and bafll moat Only the Maater Ptl)nter coUhi Jilt qulta a whlle when I was And most ol aU h~ tales of I ~e liOIIb,lgta lollll fol' show such a canv~BI of _beauly. 11111!1! ,to realize the ''Indians life up and down' the MissiSS· . le d The woods are alive with red, weren t really ~mtng - JUSt ippi river !rom Louisiana to ' - - - - - - - - - - 1 ~! p a~, peop ' ~ n IOid and orange, with the deep left over summer. Pittsburgh. """""""~"*i/'A-o<j...'' ,. ""~" 8 LT. old !litera tied with rfb. green of the pme tree - vast We were Ignorant then, but I think then we lived one day I Jobo Parsons, Stste IJe. bon I must take them out and line Of color: Th!Jthls a . good I'm clad; 1'4 hate to have car· at a time instead of trying to partment of Education, wtll look them over. time to get rid of e tensiODB In ried about the stupendous know· hve them all at once as we do be at Salem Center Sebool, Autumn 11 a storing Ume, our busy lives. ledge that youth do today . .. now w•th each day chalked up Wedneday evening, Oct. 'a, one In "batltn dowD the hatch- 1 remember other autllliiiiS- !eel the awful competition, with for something or other before at 7:30. He will give a talk Veterans Memorial Hospital, Mr Rideout showed the hospit- have always been on oaD lor es," stock up ror the long win- do you? everyone trying to be better in- we even reach it. A celebratmg the ftrst year of with plans for art extens1ve ex- emergency duty. 00 scbool coosolldatioo. ter, whetber it be for bodily How about the corn shocks- formed to gel a better job, l think life was meant to bel question and answer period operallon under its present ad- pansion of facilities I Rideout reported the boopltal comfort or beauty for wintry such a good hldtng ptsce- Jlle a higher mcome, a better car, savored, not gulped down , and will follow. I mml.<traiiOn, wa.< reported 1 The hospital's payroll for the has purchased $10,000 worth ol snuls. The !aU season brings dry dusty smell of the husks, a bigger house, college, or else: 1 autumn IS a good time to be· _ , .. , " . _ "well in the black'' Tuesday lf·montb per1od was $!51.594. i new equipment under tho out the philosopher tn many, a msklng a wonderful tepee - I the bJn'deo o! the world thrown gin. """'""""""""*"" .~on"'""' mght i istrator. There are 69 full and 1past year includmg new be<ls, ~.J me to contemplate, to &rab the think perhaps the urban people at youngsters still in school. I must sometimes take the The occasion was a dinner according to the admm-1oxygen tents, X-ray facilitlel Jut bit of sunshine. have more to remember than We let our elders run things, memories out and go a v e r meeting at Crow's Town and istrator. There are 69 fUll and ' and laboratory improvements. ·Driving recently up the rlverlwe concrete dweUen. and enjoyed ourselves, I guess. them carefully, then place them country Restaurant. Guests part. t1me employees on the "We also hope by sprlng to roAd to Reednille, we ~W a- Did you ever watch a farm· I think of my teachers, bow back in the recess of remem· Included the hospital board, staff. have a c~~ple. mor~ doctors ou ain the pectacular llature 11 er make cider? and savor the we carted bunches of leaves to I bered things. county officials, the medi cal General data presented by our staff, sa1d R1deout 1 11 staff and Charles Rideout ad- ' Mr. Rideout showed the hosit- The admuustrator then r• 1ministrator til# 1 : :?E • '!At. · P~l ., a] has 40 medical • surgical ' viewed possibilities of obtainin& WASHINGTON (UP!) -The I Apprecia;ion was expressed : beds, six obstetrical ward beds, funds for • 3tJ.bed expansion ol Se!OcHYe Service oystem aa· · ' 011 doctors of osteopathy '"' I tile bospllal. DOUnced Tuesday nlgbt that I Mrs. Marguerie E. Durst an· ~ the people of Me•gs county ! the staff fife medical doctors , Re said the Corum but ftog. &oc•l draft boards throughout nounced today she has sol~ the or the support gtven t_o the and two' dentists. besides ~ pital Federation, a non-profit the uHon will be eaUin• up IMartin Restaurant in Middle- hospital and for the confidence b f h .· b group. will give Velerans Mem• • Cal . 8 s· U.at ha~ been shown in its med· num er o p ysrc tans on t e . 1 . clrlldle11 married men during port to Mrs. vm . Imp- . . associate and ronsulttng staffs 1orta hospital the backing toga November aad. December to son who will take over the res- teal and nurstng starfs. I Rideout's re ort sho ed 12 : to Hill-Burton in an effort to meet die demaadt of tbe Viet ,taurant Monday, November 1.1 It was one year ago Tuesday 676 at" nt d: d w th, obtam a one-third grant for the am mliJ'•ry b•!Idup. Emergency Loan~ are avail~ Mrs. Durst started in the that the transition or the hastp •• thY ' u~mg construction. Rideou1. . N pas year Wl 1 138 m-pa11entse additional . . . "A aumber of boards lll\le able here through the Farmers restaurant busmess by operat- ptlal to the new non. proftl cord 2 590 t t" ' t d md1cated one archttect has estt. betn emustlnc tbe DUmber Home Administration. Any es-- ing the Quality Coffee Shop on puration was made. 1 an · 0 ~ -pa lens~~~ ;m~r- •mated $293 ,000 would be need· o1 men In lbe ltnt tbree draft tabllshed farmer is eligible If Mill Street in Middleport in Mr Rideout presented a fin ' ge~c~/rea me~t. t' "t2~4 ed to put a .econd floor on tho oate..riet., aopokeaman said he Is: 1951. In late 1952 she moved to anci~l report for the Hrst ~~surgJca opera IOns, I hospltal. ' • c· d s h t 1 ti d t· t d ~mg mmor and 257 maJor · 1' 1I ,,... _,,U be 0111•• 0111 their (a) 1tlzen of Umle tate•. er pres.n oca on an s are 1months showin• Veterans Mem·l S . 1 tbe genera 1 !eellng o! 1 ·• being operated h pec1a ISis .on .the slaff. are tbe pro 1e¥sJuoa . 1 1taH, board q.otat bJ' drlftlDI tome In (b) Una ble to obtam ere d'tl 1 opera t'ton as the Marrm Restaur- oria\ H01:1pttal is 1 1 1 The Athens Busln~~s Association- repres~ntlng 155 _. loitttb eOteJory _ mar- ~ lrom other lenders necessary to ont. "well in the black ." Total in· t • aneslleswugiSt, gym co"' i member~ and managemeot of buslneU and proft.sSIOna) firw m the Athens area rled mel without children." oontinue his normal operations. The Martm Restaurant has eome durmg the penod was g"~· 1 ohstetro~~an, pathologiSt. tbe hospital that the bospllal lhd dedl~d to creatine 'condition• necessary lor more Ic) Have reasonable prospects , become one of the fmest reSI· : $4l8 700 Mr Rideout noted ra 10 ogiSt an surgeon. must he e1panded. Rideout aio~..W~ -1101111c growth of Athens lnd south· Dllli'. f"--""""''~ !or ,ucce"' with the aslistance aurants in Southern Ohio. .11; ' . · 1 t· I' 1292 "J •' Mr. Rideout, in hi• informal said tbe bospilal bas bad 101 istem .QIIio, . baa enc!ol'led location of tht propoted b'lU,.D '.!"..'L: ',h! _ I PI , :tol!l: • · Mrs. Simpson announced she ;!'us ~:~en~=~t." :n;gothe/d!: report on the operation of the per oent O<rUpance during new IJI¥imum ~ecurlty Ohio penltntllrf lo -Melp ft•~"Ule . (d) the legal capac· ' plans to keep the present em· \ ductoons hosp1tal. sa1d the med1cal slatl lbe past two weeks. eilunty ' ·. ·..... ··· · " . · • ity 10 contract lor the loao Iployees and to continue the fm• · , ha• worked hard and deserves OTKERil SPEAit •' Earl' F. Mathews, president of the association, noli· A few of the purposes . for reputation of the Martin Rest· The fmanclal health of the , praiSe He observed lhal no Harold Sauer, chairman ol fled Gov. James A. Rhodes of the endorsement Monday ••. CQ,~Omy which loans may be made are : aurant. Mrs. Simpson has had bospllal was reflected when lhe lone has been refused help al the boa rd of lrustees, praised of th~ week it bas b e e n I Purchase of feed seed fertiliz- prevwus exper~ence m the lloa.rd or trustees recently auth- the hospltal and I hat physiCians Mr. Rideout ror his work. "Witt learned. I Tt.e unique advantasn of er and other es..qe~tial J~rm and restau:ant bus!ness and preos-- ~ ----~ out. ~tr . Rideout 's knowledge -e I~ter !rom Mathews to the 1500-acre Great Bend site bo t' . ently IS operntmg the Parkette effre~eney and abihtv to manage Ju , "~ . me o~a mg expenses , re· ,Dri e-ln in Athens h h .. . 1 Rhodes said: promise savings to the 0 h' o pair or r!piacement of buildings v · e ospirul would never b< " taxfl8jl!r In the operation of a LONDON <UPI)-All 18 per· ' that were lost due to natural Mrs .. Durst expres~• her ap. where It is today. MeiSs county has the need· more efficient iDStitulion son! aboard an economy flight d" prectatwn to her lll<:lny fnends Dr R. ft Ptrkens chief ot ed !aciUtiea and 1 propooed There 11 00 known. local from Scotland were killed early 18Tahstelrs. I and long·time customers dur· l I statf, onno~nced hiS. pleasuro . report for tho slte whi·• "'' 18. outsland, mg .m oppeaiUon to locatina the pen!- today when a Brillsh European Re e nteresl rate hed sI 3 per decent. nd m'g the pas 1 11 years an d h•g h. I over the hospital meellnslhe stated requirements tentiary In Metp county _ In· Airways mEA) airliner hil a' pay~nt sc u es pe 1Iy recommends Mrs. Simpson first year. He praised the coUDo lor !he penltenllary. More lm· deed the people ol Meigs county lof!-shrouded runway at London I ~po;. e purpose for WhiCh .. her successor, I 0 ty commisSioners bospltal com. portant, Meipcounty Is tremen· wani the penitentiary Xlrport and eiploded in s ball thun tare edad~anced andf huPQn l I miSSioo. and , Pr.;,ecut. 1 doosly in need of the jobs and ' e es •mal mrome 0 I e aJ>-1 ing Attor B d F ltz f lated benefits that lU It - Meigs munty ranked se<· of lire. : plicanl · Clarence J. Struble one of the early presidents of , ney ernar u or re the I st't wl resbeluh ood among Hiibway Oivlsioo 10 The disaster was the first fa· Far~ers Home Adminstratlon' the Pomeroy LIOns club 1 " presently a director Ithep" support m tilt J!IQvemenl lro m new n 1 u on of u yes .. ~-• h Londo A' rt . . rosel'utor • located in the Mei 1 Greata: count·tes tn·•t.---··-"'"" ~>~ICI ~JW~uuw wu eras a 1 n trpo m also makes f'arm ownership •! A Wt de1y- known msu rance agent, he has recently re- marks m Fultz• m his reBend area Meig ~nt ha vote• lor the..hlahway bond 13- 15 yean. II was the fourth Loans Operating Loans Rural covered from a lengthy illness and has 1 esumed normal !th I • s gled out for praiSe tbe desire 'and sp~t n~sary' sue. More reeently,·Meip ooun- worst In BriU!h history. Housing. Loans (to buy build or duties IHth the Western and Southern L•fe Jnsuranc.. , tye ate Avery Nelson, a coun· ty ranked thlnJ.ln """""'!age of Tba lour-e I t bo, ' 'th h' h h h com miSSioner, who suppor~ to parley the Immediate econ . ..--· . ng ne ur prop remodel a home), EconomiC ' company WI w 1' e as ed the h 't 1 · He th10k votes cast m favor ol the CaPI· V1111guard groping its way 0p · L c been associated 31 years ospl a cause. • omle •tt aclvantaaes ofl the new tal lmprovemen•Bond .. '·sue · thr ough 'to1 and darkness Lo portumty oans. ooperat1ve Mr. Sir ubl e, who reSI'des · at ,, ed the .Candystripera and Iadto ed .. So' I d w Loa , . . penlte11 ary 1n sus a1n econ- _ Met count des ~I , • ans, t an a1er ns 1 . . , tes auxtltary, and commented omlc pwth of the counjy and IS Y pe Y craahed on Its third attempt to and Watershed Loans 401 W. Mam·sl, Pomeroy w1th th k r R'd the area " needs this opportunity lor econ make a landlng. The pilot clr· A representative of fuis o!lice The District meting of the t.is wife, is a member ot the ' onTh e wor o 0 r' theout.h 'tal · omlc bettennent Its economic eled the field r 1 t United Methodist chu h 8 t e success e osp• Mathew•• letter also cited flight obvloua ~ measured in h 'tlng or amos _an holds office hours in th~ Metgs Future Homemakers of Ameri- W h. f 1 M st rr · pus in lh1s short pertod. of tim1 11 four l'tii80m why the penlten- numerous statistical studies of "~~·Itt lor th~og to~;f~ County ASCS Office, Masonic ca WHA) was held u:;rs •~u 1 ~ ~ o~P~me~oy I phenomenal:' said Fulu. Uery lbould be located In Mef&l: Obto counUes. of e VI~! I i.Jwas a ~~:.. rd Bldg ., Pomeroy, each Friday I •vemng ,, the Eastern ~ p .' t' 0~ B . h Dr. F. M. Cluff, M.D. wal 1 m e, a some au- h~ from 10 a.m. until 12 noon. school with approximately paChs Ig nes oswort CONTINUED on Page a ' V been turned away to other air· girls present. apter .. Royai Arch Masons; . eterw M--'olllotpital ports because of the weather. ROP CHANGED The officers and their individ· past Illustrious Master of Porn· ' Mmluloa.- Myles 'l'llrl;-• There were 311 passengers The record hop to he sponsor.; ual schools in the district roy Council, Royal .and Select Llncaster; Mra. Mar,..et Clme; and I crew of ois aboard, Most ed Friday from 8 until II p.m. I Rutland, president Masons, Past Emment Com· , Middleport; On Spr,, Rut· of tile pauegaers paid the low by the Racine Volunteer fire· : Welsh: Middleport, vice mander, Ohoo Vally Comm~nd· land; "''·' Ta~, ~IIOD; Jlla. DiCbt !are of •.30 per oeal lor men will be held at the fir el dent Sandy Swar!l: ery; Kmghts Templar, Kmght ry Lludenntk, Mlddlepori, the flllht from Edinburgh. A boUBe Instead of at the South· Creek, secretary. treasurer o! the York Cross of Honor, I IMaoll.,.n-Mn.LarryCur· .lew standby fJWelllers who ,ern Junior High school as was da Rainey; Racine, recorder of Pomeroy Counc•l : l ID Ua aDd ~Uf\l!er. Loa1 Boltom; eaugbl tht fllaht at the last previously anbounced. Firemen Wnda Weaver: Gallia Kn~t Priest, Holy Royal Arch, IMII'fle tdiOciiover, Rullutl;. IIIIDite paid even les&-f/.10. aaid per80118 who wlll donate High school, . . Kmght Masons, Dublin, Ireland. IJ,tllad, ~ 1o Ia Most of tile pusencen were pletl for the weekend Halloween , Sandra Saunders; Southwestern lean Tabernacle, and a ~emRay W. Wingett, 67, Guysvtnt Bartram, ~llle; Nettle kots. No ~au were re· celebration in Racine are to ! Recrealion Leader, Paula Per· ber . of the Graod Cooncli of passed aWlly Tuesday night at Jenb, I'Giilel-o,. " ported aboard. Icall WI &-M11. Contributions oi l roud · Eastern High School song Klllllbl Masons, Dubli, Ireland. CLARENCE STRUBLE Sheltering Arms bo8pital iJ ...,_::, '& .lOll to !lr. and itenu lor the !lah pond can also leader Patty Dorst. Athens alter a shorl iltne..,. Mra. Clartaee Cline, Middleport. PLAN HYMN SING 1be made by callin& the same The program consisted of lour A native o! Meigs county, ho WASIIINGTON- HOllSE . There wtU be I Hymn Sing phone, representsbves !rom ! h e l m was the son of the late EJg. at the Rulland <llllreb of Christ erwn Beauty Academy of . worth and Minnie Wingett. Mr. •estlpwa, eon!ident lhelr ..b,j;i llnpflll Sunday, O.lober Sl, 2 to 4 p.m. NOW vuu II.NOW eDS who gave SAIGON (U.PI) - A. ~uth VIetnamese court sentenc· Wingett was a farmer in Lodt toril lo llft!1lUk the Ku 1111' • - · Warn- Everyoae llln~lted .. ll 11 !pOll· Eaeb year, abool one mflltoa on hair setting and pointers ~d U.S.11d miSSJOn offiCial Robert Kimball to five years ITwp. in Athens County for ~liD alread,y have bo&uD"II'tlledl ni -.. ttolll. sored by tile T..,...ge <las,.. perso• tn the Untied Slates good grooming. ID today alter be admitted the fatal shooting of many years. Be was a member ~ 1 ~\\'..:*':f.y' ,_" Po . ll"'l '1!1.::· ~~. Reuter, taucht by Jessie Grueser and reported mtaalllll by frlellds Devotions were given by . boss and an attractive - - lor the Methodist church. ,..._••_ jifb rulm In IIIIII'Oy. Mike Nldlollllll. or lamllles, Eastern CI'OUP· There was Vtetnamese woman. with jealo?SY last July 23. He Surviving are his wife. susan; ~ ... . . short business and a Chlel JUIIice Ngoyen sa1d he tried to kill himself a son, Charles, Guysville, Rt AI 1,....,...; W/ 0 er period. Refreshment& Quy haDded doWD the but found he had used all bls I; a dalljbter, Mrs. Betty aer. ~leV~t.es~ ac~.Jr ~ llerved. The tnvlllltinn was after tile panel of three bullets •• his victims, nard, Miamisburg; lour l!'uci~~t;_.., --.. w~• COLtiMibS .(llPI)··:_ • . en b)' Racine to host the bad dtiJI tiled for about three brothen, J.oweU :u~~~ !he baartnon iimdi here Tllurlday at t lunch. 45-!oot 'COil\lllunicatlons pole , meeflng. mtnuteil on the evidence $18,803.35 Coming Pomeroy; Way110 WID" 1 IIIII, OlliQ, ·• .WJU be Sem llJid Jarald D. when' Bailey came Into COiltactl -!ll!llted cltrtng the trial Shade, and Emeat WiJI. r.:R::::= tile New-•\'« Cl I:ol ll IUU atop with a power Uno and slumped opened· tbio morning. In Roar! Divvy·up Rllclne;. 1 sister, Flllal · ;,. . '-...~ytlottllowes. Medal oi..Yalat...f«, lba ' 1111<0DSCious over one or !he, Carr!R Unload three The court acqultttd him Total 1964 motor vehicle OhfJlicothe; two l*f· 1 j.y ~&ben M. · ~-a .ftllvt!, TWO MoRI JWiU) polo's crossarmo. . ' More to Phillie~ the slaytlli 01 the man but lstrallon revenue Increased trantUn Wtngelt o1 .._ • MtiTlll:.. The )le!&l \)lunty Health de- Sears held Bailey !hero for IS ad out the llve • year $1 million All. and Ptuf 11111 .. 1 partment qporlld lllda, two until the power was ST. LOllla (UPI) - Tha st. lor the ~Inc of the Sale.)' ' ilrlc!P · ~ Plllll more atullD klllttl tn dill area of!, For another 20 JnJn. Loofa Cardlllal• traded Bill KlmbaU told the court he announced two ball s1stan, wora ratild. 'Obii wu killed on he tried to lower Battey, . Willie, lllek Gmt aDd M thetn . Of ,.... received YOII!o, ~. 0...; Br• • Jijl&li!r .~ jill other the ground, but !lnolly deefil. Uecller to llle Pbtllldelt*la registration period MH. · Rilth Boytr, IIIGato 11 ·SupJ: RIUI. .• lie wo.u!!l have ,lo hold btm Pldlllea llda1 lor Art Maltlf. to $81,10'1,945 In 1tl63. Ala. aloft until help urtvetl. A ·Fino ley, AIR Jollnata and Pal information came servleos wiD ' Department rescue $QUad ftDB~ C<irallet. . advised · jl!al Oblo at 1:30 p. Ill.. U:tli -~ ly lowered the II'IJuretl man .b!' . II .,... tile . . . -. llllJnr aqd munl<!palities wtll home aerial ladder. lit 1 wetk ltr Clrd· ~'114,714:5G !rom the .....,~ , Tbe ._ . 11 · dtatrlbutloll ot· ~w 11114 1 Apprectation • • to peop}e 0 f Metgs • countv 1: ttetr Is Expressed for Support of Servt'ces i I 'Martt'n' I•S s }d hy O Emergency Mrs. Durst Loans are AV31lab}e I Athens Business Group also Wants New Pen in Meigs .. • . 1 I. I li w•• 1 I iii.,,... I Jn E REA f}'•ght p'.,....., I Lion of the Week I I Clarence Struu ..I.}e H0 ldS H'tghM.:..some• B dy posts , 1 'I' Eastern Ht'gh FHA is Host ; To Dt'strt'ct I 1 I r':'' reH at 1 Ray Wingett Of Guysville Dies Tuesday K• hall Gef s F"IVe years :;,-·Gtrlrude I"" ......·.:·,INt.-... . J Man NYC' Medal f Val tY·IDS s 0 or I Mra AGENCY, INC. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ~;:::0 ~ -~ : lj ------------------------------------------------------~-------' •••• ,....:.; o...r.. ''" Melgo Cl t: ~ ·.c ----;:.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'i r. -'---" Detloted To The lntereetl 01 Tlul Mei~J·MIIIora Area WORLD ' ~·:Q enttne .... Olds makes both ••• and everything in betWeen! . at --y I • ·' ° Black Boots Are Welcomed • • KARR & VAN ZANDt MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, 0. * �~ - . . . 'il • .. .. .. • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • - - ,.. ..... • t they find another man for the 2-Daily Sentinel, ·Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 27, 1965 matin<ios or some ~. -·dy for~this .·· BUiton: tfit hap_p_e~as scbed . ' ""1 ·performances, be<ause 1 ment: Peter O'Toole may what a lovely field da) the show in London and starred opp .. ite Elizabeth Tay· for the movie magazlnea 110 ae • io un:·ght In Lisbon,'' the "What Is Burton Thinking ol vorce from Betsy Levy. n'•ht Eas1 tor uo. 0ne rormer 1op-u.., ~ can d do .what ht U'Nlco) · . W~~~~~~l~ic:H ~· M . 1a Remarque story When O'Too1e Hold s L'IZ 1o '"" Julie Andrews' chances of Side night opot which recen~ ;::, oes t"trg 1 hml et a lol:be · Richard Arms" and all that ' uno' mus ea m as another Oscar will be consider- ly reopened with a phony flur- treated the eriginal cast ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN YOU!! SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED ably enhanced by her next hon- ry, is ready to switch to anotb· "Who's Afraid of Virl!lni•1 ll . . . . or. She will be crowned "Star er rormat- ''el blasto. 11 In oUr Woolf?'' or they are in for a Broadw•y Grapnfne bra led and polite people, mulh-miilionaJre . Huntington I of the Year" at the huge Thea- er wocds, rock 'n' roll ... Broad· of missed perlormances and I wish someone would paS! • Ieven the pollleot could DOt Hartford, Ia currently parted tre Owners or America conven- way will see a remarkable play appointed customers. He is law making It illegal for a up much enthusiasm for from her husband, Dudley SUI- lion In Hollywood . The fold· when "lnadrnis•ible Evidence" stage almost every · minute column_lat to see a Broadway new musical comedy. It ton of "Eoterlalnlng Mr. Slo- ing of Barbra Streisand's bu.. I open• here In November. The from start to flnlsh, and the S~ISBURY llhow befort Ito offirlal prem· loins Julie Herr!!, quite lnexpll> lane-" Chums hope they'll patch band's "Drat! The Cat!" was -London import, story of a disln- emotions he Is required to 8 iere. Then we would all be spar- eabl}·, liinee she ill not It up ... Jauman Orne~te Col~ a $400,00) fiasco. It" lasted a tegrating lawyer, Is played bril- play would drain any human World War II Vll•nn-Anllrican Loglon-1'.0.!. ld the perso..Uty • splitting cal comedy performer, Charles man, unable to make II big rru:re week 011 Broadway. At the liantly by Nicol Williamson who lng, no matter how 1 question: t.o comment, or not Nelson Reilly, who does every- enouah 1n the U. S. ha1 taken same time, Barbra's ''Funny is one of the top three actora al, as if his own were ~UAL!.FIED- CAPABLE- EXPERIENCED to comment, when tboy ltill thln1 but set ftre to his trous- ap residence In London .. .. Girl" rang up a record· break- in the world. But l am berejlng withdrawn during evervll miJhl be "fil<iOI?" Variety, and en lo get laughs where none Harry Bolafonte and Lena Homo lng t~J6,220 sellout - In its BOth to suggest to the producers that showing. other papers, review shows are written in the libretto, one iiiiliiiiiiiii the minute they rear their he•ds marvelous construction comp. .,_ out of town, in any town, so it any ballet in lhe first act which ...£.!> ti, seems to me the divertissements should open the thow, but does-{.9/ \.(!) are fair game when lhey come n't, no muaic to sing of, and 1 into my town and 1tan pJ1yin1 lot of costumes that imitate last I IEMEMIER TN II 1 previews to whJeh people pay year'• Courregea. $50 a ticket for the prlvile1e of I wiD be delighted - but •• aj tting in the balcony. tonished - if this one gets good I am referring, specifically, reviewed. to "Skyscraper," which l saw Howtver, in the case of the - 18W the first act or, to be Goorle Junior Republic completoly accunte - at the ftl, the show was followed by tho Lunt·Fontanu Theatre, In hom- traditional glamorou• aupper age to a worthy ebarily, the ]llrty tossed by LJUion and HuGeorge Junior Republic, of bie Boscowitz at the Four Sea. which I am 1 patron. The street sons, where the turkey served out•ide the theatre was jam- is far more enjoyoble than that med with Rollt-Royces and Cad- dished up at tho Lun~Fonlann1. illacs, the playhouse was cram- Marjorie Steele, once herald· med with attractive and celt- ed u the "Cinderella" bride of plan a "just singing" T'1 spec· ial for early next yea r . AI· bert " Dolly" Stark,' lhe famed National League umpire, has returned from Heno with 8 di· repo~g Voice of Broadway week. Barbra and Elliot must have a lot. to talk about at break· fast 1bout the vagaries oitlhow biZ, __ TRUSTEE OF . Packers Lead League Without Statistics TWP. But th<ly are, de.pite the NFL statiStiCs released today that show the P~ckers do not "Tbe coach said I'm UUJVI!IBSAIY 1 The Cleveland Browns, who boas• • 5-1 log and first place i .. the Eastern Division, present a similar anomaly. They rank filth In total offense and lend th• teague In only one depar~ tment~rushing offelll!e. Thetr passing attack is lOth. Their passinG _defense Is only eighth and the1r rush1_ng. defense mn.th. BJ every statiStical yard:Jtick they should be lrailmg St. Loms wh1r tJ statistically has the ser . unt 1 and ron d bes t deenSJve fl · .1 1 th ' th ". d beso 1 n th 1 s enSiveum F · 33 an r.anCiscol of. ho•,dsea,gue; t Je top spot m tota . ft..n~e and ssin orrense while N g1 . Ba IIt.more pa 1 deIS o m Iota . . ·. . 1 ense and flfst 10 • rushmg detense. The St .LoUis Cardmal~, whose. most potent weapon IS the P<t:~s. boast the top pass defense In Ihe league. WELL TRIMMED BEEF RIB ROAST! way she ple..es and she'll Dear Heltm : Idiscover bow Mv wlft thinks our 1011 (age , they are I and concentrate on · ' ' 19 and in college I can do oo Iher less apparent needs, your 1 wrong, I IllY ht 's • pretty good problem mar dioappear. I 79c Clot of tbt Mill!.. Booz1 &6th 5th Rib• Tholl len apparent needs . Call yourself a "iulnt.itut~ ther" rather than a "hv•m b 11·u .. nd , .11 undlerst~od yh a ~~U w at mean.- · Your Helplar Hood Departmtnt ' Dear Helen : r drmks lor special Vi.'liton and Sr., Apt. 22, Maple Village, our bottle!! have been there for Greer, South Carolina~ I work· a couple of yea rs, without 01 · ed for him a long time and cht(•kina on th@ir conl!nt. 1 know he 's a f'ine person, who , has had a lot of hard luck He lie were •way la•t week end 1 ha d M ,11e art a 11 etc k SIX · · vears Il and our sou told us several of ago and hain't beea able. to lhe fet.lows stopped 111 on Satur~ ' work sim:e; gets very )Qn~some , I dity night. Toda~ 1 stllrted .to .and would so enjoy letter• and : miX drmks [OI fnends , and dtli· ·cards. Thank you - M G ' covered an empty botUe sillina: · · ' where my hall-full (I think I bot-: The Almanac tit or ~r~ ~lwlys Slit i By United Press luteroaUonal My Will InSists that liquor Today is Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1 ovaporqteo when unused. Whit '"- JOOth day of 1965 with 65 . do you th1nk 1 - DON folio\\- . Dtoar Don ·· I l'he moon .IS approaching . its J'd ~y your bourbon "tvap- first quarter :rat~d ,?Y bema ex~ed t.o The evening stars art Mars , be 1on. - H. P. S. \:OU can Venus and Saturn tako it !rom lhert, Pop. In 1871. lht poli.tira l head Oe~r Helen . New York 's Tammany Hall-[ I m a llvt~-ln ~by Bitter and ' Boss Tweed- was ~rrested on I cart for t.hls fiVe-year-old girl ! chnrgt'!! o1 defraudln the It who just won't Jearn to put her I In 1904 . the r·1rs.1g pratc,.r-, H:a h 8 ots on t he rIaht fett . l'vt IUbway ~gan open~! ion In New marked one shoe so 1he knows I York it'l for the len ~oot . but lnvarl· In 1917. bflfort In enthusiasably ohe pulls 11 on the right tic aud,·enc. 11n . 1st . .... com·er1 v1o one and vice versa and then I Jurha Htlfeta miuie hl!i! debut WHOLE DRESSED Pork Sa usage L"" _ _ •. 49c CUT UP TRAY PACK 29c MEATY BREAS.T-5:·. .: .:..·~~~-'SSe :eef Sh~rt R~bs Any"'" lb.39c tb.45c BACKS & NECKS 3 25c PLUMP LEGS 45c ..!~uDn~c we•ger ,,.. 2 ,.,75c F,.... mners • Cop'n John 10.0.. 65 TASTY WINGS "'- 19c TASTY THIGHS --•b.49c Bread Sh rJmp Fro11n- ~~. Cornori• Hall •t tho age of 1 qutt !ryiJ18 to help her, but !t il""'-'"'""'"'"'"'-"'""""""•1 bun'!. What con r do?- B.K. P. S. Tho doctor says ohe'o nor- ~~- AN THO NY PIumblng •Heating a If your omali charB• Af.. WAYS puts her shoeo 011 . wrong feet thea she knows what she is doin1 - otherwise the law of avera1111 •ould make her right hall the time. So I'd gUtiS t.his is 1 bid for lttention, and II you lorfel tho 1hoes (let her wear them any Yeur o.,.ntloblt 0 lb. pkg. CHEDOBIT MORTON FROZEN CHEESE SPREAD CREAM PIES Amerlcen or Pimento 2 69 Blobx. C MAYONNAISE sse TASTY Biscuit Mix 2-lb. 37 8-oz. pkg. ! 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"Bob" Louks ] TRUSTEE OF SUTTON TOWNSHIP 1° · DIRECT SHIPMENT NYLON TIRE BARGAINS wvu "lunch-psi/ right"/ c lb. " * six GRAPEFR,UIT :::cl!!~ 39' Juicy slices of on;hard-fresh apples, delectably seas,oned..•. baked inside a flaky light crust. Enjoy this ltne pie - &ave .:ash, tool lO'h-65C - - - l•r - APPLE PIE * 172 L 'h Urton ANN PAGE JANE PARKER BAKED VALUES I v••·s9c MARVEL 8RAND CHOCOLATE MARSHMALL!)W ~ 1: 1: 1 toc:layl Deeler For PLUMBING He££ner, Like Leo, Says 'NICe GuyS F1msh Last Nebraska R.ep}aces STARKIST-LIGHT MEAT-CHUNK STYLE I = i ::: . .-.- : : the Pirates' David Skidmore Toledo .. .. .. 3 J o ~ 52 are tied for third with 18 mark· :Ohio ·· . . 0 6 0 43 134 ers each. CONFERENCE GAMES Howard also leads the all- TEAM w. L r. pOP tber Reserv... I~ 10 163 and again last year, game scoring with 30 points : BG . .. .. . . . . 3 0 I ~ 17 Co h J' Wh't • h ~ t Ch h' while Smith, Skidmore, Swish- ' Miami .. .. .. 3 1 0 Ill 41 ac lm I e !I c a~gers a es tre. . er and Joe Fisher of Kyger Kent .• . . 2 1 1 fl1 40 •'efeated the Athens Countians, A ch<lck at the SVAC scormg Creek are tied for second with Marshall _.. 1 0 21 28 26 points each. Mike sn, •Jidin~. WMU . . .• .. J 2 1 sg u Kyger Creek Right End, Is Toledo .. .. · 1 3 o 36 41 third with 20. Ohio ... ... o 3 1 11 a ---:: :======:: -- SUNNYFIELD S3c Pancake Flour ¥21111.43C Iuna Fish - A&i» BRAND Pie Crust Mix - ( ANN PAGE 14-oz. Pie Cocaanut Jl~FY IRAND Waffle Syrup ' Neopoliton Slr•wberry Chocoloto Lt1110n-8anana ANN PA.GE ' ' lb. TEAM w. L T. POP BG . .. S I 0 79 71 Marshall 4 2 0 87 8t Ken] 3 % I 95 ffl . I lb. Tomato Soup l Super-Right record under Miller's leaderrace shows Junior Howard ol Kyger Creek leading the pack with 24 points. Clyde Smith of .' New Reels Manager 1 lb. trillp during lbt past two J*l, and 11111 " " lllltJI Ids il,lur) two weeki liD· Tile 'l'lluatlor· log Herd have loll m llrlftbl since Mlller'1 Injury. Ktlll Slate playtd Bow. . Greq 1111 week orltboal ... Hnleet ol oce taekle Lur1 Fraley, former GaUJpollo ollr. Fnley lnjored ~11 boot Ia a lreaiJ illeldeal, ud ba llee1 oldeUaed llldellnllelf. Here's the MAC standlllfll llf. ter siJ: weeks of action: AIL GAMES Three SVAC Tearns t0 End Gr.·d Season on Thursday ~~;:: ~~~!~,~~,~:c~:~s~:h.~~ 1 Coni I B•tg Garne At CleveIand. c FULLY tteoatlon, AI Moore, Is contlou"" In first place with Joe Kozar's BPree against with 393 yards In 103 c~~~~~ I a 39.I average for 18 boots. Ohio's battered Bobcsts enabl· thanks to bls big dny a1 Blunt hung onto his pa" reed the Miami fullback to take Oblo. Moore mauled the ceiving lead although he didn't over tbe scoring lead wllh 26 eat defens"" for !45 yards fllllfl. caleb any in the muddy loSB to polnls. Matte, B!Uy Blunt of ing. AI also leads In kickoff BG. He has 14 completions for Kent via Massillon and Tom returoa with siJ: for 191 yards. 155 yards and three TD's. Kueltke ol Bowling Green are Best burglar In the confer· Marshall University sulfered right behind with 24 point• a- ence Is W""tern Michigan'• a severe blow Tuesday when It piece. Gary Jennings. The ace defeo- was learned that quarterback Willie Asbury, another Kent sive back has piUered three Howie Mlller, former Pt. Pleasstrongboy, heads MAC rushers passes in the last two games ant Big Black ace, bas been with 4110 yards In 103 carries to vault ahead In Interceptions. lost for the remainder of the ~ut the Redskins' sophomore ID puntiag, Kent's Roo Mollric year due to a koee injury. The Big Green had posted a 16-7-2 ell. Three Southern Valley Athie!- Dick Martin who have a record ·u 1 1 In d 1 1 SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI)- e erence teams WI c ose o one w an s x osses. Golf's touring prolessionals, their 1985 oeasoo tomorrow . The Eagles l"'t a homecomnearing the end of a long but •ighl. mg game, !HI last Fr1day to the lucrative 1965 tour, platodyed in,~ Norlb Gallla, Southweotern W~~~~~/;~or;.~w lost lour pro-amateur warmup ay ~ and Hannan Trace all hang up tr. hi fore the start of the $46,1100 AI· thetr deals following Thurs- s ~~ch g::•· Penrod's North maden Open tournament on day's action. Gallia Pirates will also be seekThursday. The week's schedule was mo-- ing to break 8 four game !os· • • • ' SVAC STANDINGS TEAM WLP Defending champion Billy ved up one dsy because of the ;ng streak 1n their game with ca. ~per • rres h fro m his "'" 000 SEO Teachers' Meetlog Friday the Wildcats. The Wildcats Kyger Creek .. .. 4 o 116 ~.. . . . . North Ga Ilia .. .. 2 t 42 VIctory at the Sahara lnv1ta- m Athens. have lost five straight contests. CINCINNATI Ohio UP!- missed by the Clucago Cubs. · 1 " b N h GIll ed f' tl t ' tiona! at Las Vegas ranked a North. Galha tang eo Wll ort a a scor IrS ao New Cincinnati Reds Manager In 1962 and 1963 Heffner wa• Southwestern . . . 1 2 23 . 'ht aga Instth e South- Don Heffner disagrees . with the manager of th Reds ' • San Die· . Eastern . .. . o 2 14 heavy favorite to repeat as the Hannan Trace, Soth u wes tt!l'n Friday mg Almaden champion Casper hosts the Eastern Eagles, and ern Tornadoes but halfbacks old Leo Durocher phllosophy go farm club Several of the Hannan Trace . 0 2 6 . . K Cr k ts h hn McClintock •- She C . . 7 1 !116 won the Almaden last year walh yger ee mee a roug • J? 01: rm un· tt,at "nice guys finish last." present Reds played under htm TOTALS a nine-uader-par score tough Chauncey eleven at Cha- diff turned on the speed to lead Heifner 54 will have ALL GAMES 1 ue,.. including Deron Johnson, · . · TEAM . Wlcey. The Red De v1'Is of Co ac h the chargers of Coach Rona ld rJJance 'to ' prove Durocher Jim ' Maloney, sammy Ellis, W. L. P OP . Casper, w1th .196,171.90 m ofn. Bill Smith are undefeated this Deem to a 22-6 victory. The wron under a twD-year con- Billy McCool, Joe Nw<hall, John Kyger Creek .. 5 2 136 48 AA-B Cia! PGA earomgs already this year. Their only bleJnish Is a Pirates, aftr a good start, have tract ggiven him by Reds Pres- Tsitouris Don Pavletich Tony North Gallia .. .. 3 4 11 104 · enoug h here 0.0 lie · WI'th Belpre. fa1tered th e 1ast four games, ident Bill Dewitt Tuesday. ' Tommy Helms. ' Size 4 to D year, hopes to wm Perez and Southwestern ... 2 5 40 and in the Hawaiian Open in Last week, Southwestern post~ due to injuries to key players, Eastern .. .. .. I 6 40 134 Soft Waxhide Honolulu on Nov. 4-1 to crack ed its first SVAC win in two namely Clyde Smith, David Skid- He be<ame manager of the "I think th~ Red• .are as Hannan Trace 0 6 30 lS8 1 the $100,000 mark ~ a feat per- seasons, IH over Hannan more, and Jtrn Crace. Reds one day otter Curocher stron.g at all e~gh'. pos.•lmns m THURSDAY'S GAMES: formed so far only by Jack Trace. The vlcrory also aveng- The Kyger Creek Bobcats, win- returned to baseball as new the deld as any club Jo e1ther Eastern at Southwestern f0Wfl S f0Wfl !Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer aOd ed a loss handed to the High- ner of four straight, will have manager to the Chicago Cubs. league," Heffner Said. . Kyger Creek at Chauncey Tony Lema. landers by the Wildcats last sea. their work cut out as Chauncey Heffner succeds Dick Sisler, some of tM ptt~hers d_ld not North Gallia at Hannan Trace son in a homecoming match at has a solid defense to go with who was rired alter the Reds' come to expectahons this fl Neither NicklallS, , ; afmer, Mercerville. Its passing-running olfense. disappointing fourth-place finish son, they could ~?me back and Lema nor South Alrtca s Gary Southwestern (2-5) will try to Last week, Kyger bad an , in the Nat1onal League. have b•g years. Player, the U.S. Open cham. knock off the Eagles of Coach easy go with the Pomeroy Pan- I "There have been a lot Heffner, a slender, pion, were entered at Almaden -~ - - • nice guys who have won haired resident of Arcadia, but Casper expects plenty o( nants " Heffner said in his · lif., got his first managerial job CANDIDATE FOR CLEVELAND (UP! ) ~ A pair com petition from Billy Martin· ' trodu~tion to newsmen. in baseball from Dewitt. He of fullbac ks by the na me of dale, r~~ner-up at the Sahara; with Durocher on one played second base f()r the old Brown were expected to gel Arstraha s Bruce Crampton: NEW YORK (UP!) _Second· Louisiana State No 8 trav- I'm not out ro win any · St Louis Browns when Dewitt plenty of att~ntinn Sunday A len Geiberger, a two-time ranked Nebraska pils Its potent) els to Jackson ' Mis;. ' for a ty contesls, either. I want o•'Ded the club and the two bee Served on Syracuse Council when the Cleveland Browns and wmner 0.f the Almaden and offense against eigbt.rated Mil· meeting with oie Miss' and is wi.n as much as he does and came personal friends. • Sponsor of Syracuse Community Baseball Part Mir'"rsota Vikin ~s run into 1su ~h tourmg stars as Ken Ven· ur''s tlght.fisted defense in alconsidered three points better. tbmk I've got the cl~b to do it. n Dewitt hired Heffner as man1 ea rh other for the first time in tura, Tommy Jacobs, Ran~y :g ~ight Conference game Uti& 1Seventh-rated Purdue is up . ~e former AmerlCan ager of Aberdeen, .S.C., in the Your Vote and Aid Will Be Appreci1tecl h1Si ory. I Glover, the Hebert BrothelS, Saturday with the Cornhuskero agaloat a stern challenge from ' mf•elder and a coach for Northern League 10 1947 and . . Bobby Nichols and Doug San- rated eight point favorites Illinois and looma a one-point New York M•ts the past two the former Brownie infielder THANK YOU! J1m Brown of Cleveland, or , ders. ,_ · ,. .-I:hiilCoi. seasons did not apply for the responded by guiding the team course IS known to practically Nebraska is averagwg. il' Red ' · b . hi ki Pd. Pol. Adv. every ' pro football fan Bill The Almaden will be played polrtl.,... game with its lowest UCLA, the No. 10 coll~ge In .. ~ , f th f In to the pennant m s roo e Brown ol the Vikin•s is ~ long 1over the 72-hole route on the output 'l/ against the Air Force the ratmgs, Is a proh1btllve fa. b be sll oneho diedn'etw 1guysh dlrse,... aso'"o'"."""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""""-" 0 ' l1 010d 12 AI d A d M' ouri nee bea· vorite over the Air Force and sse a w • aug e 0 way from reachin~ hi s renown ~ ' yar ' par rna en ca emy. ~ss ' . · De ·u ·h dd d h had · . · . ' Country Club course ten and once tied has permit. mnth-ranked Southern Califor- WI • "" 0 a e e SlX · but ~s fast buildmg a reputaL10n · ted the oppositio~ two touch- nia takes 8 week of£ after its men. under consideration but of hiS own. I downs in only one game, when disappointing showing against dec!med to identify lhe_m. Heff~ Coach Norm Van Rrocklin. as : Patterson Begins the Tigers played a 14-14 tie Notre Dame last Saturday. oers salary was ootdJScl~. do all coaches 1n the East.. rn ' f' h W ,with UCLA. In other games of national in- Heffner huddled With De•wittll n · · th ' k th k. 1 h It · 'lg 1 orkouts Michigan SUite the newly krest Syracuse and Pittsburgh today to diScuss th new coachuivJsJon, m s e t ~ 0 a · ' . . ' · · in staff and also ssible tng the Browns is to bottle up 1 AS VEGAS Nev (UP()~ crowned No. I team m the UP! mvade Shea Stadium m New g po J im Brown Th a.r takes some ' F ~ ; rn e r wo~ld he'avyweight ratings, is rated a strong 18- York with the Orange favored ~ad~s ~ strength~~T"! cl~b. doina for the nine-veM veteran ' d .. ,io n Floyd Patterson to. point favorite to dump North· by sil: points; Alabama and then on h' as 1'0581 IJIJJesh or fl • . · M' · · · St t e coac mg s1a11 were o nny · 1· is nearing the lJ" •. rlrd mark day rP'i umed p11 ' ··· workouts in westero. ~tsstppl ha e meel 10 .~ ~~~ Sain who helped fashion the for the eighth ti m(' 111 his career prer•a: ation for 1c title fight Arkansas, No. 3, is an over~ "' 1ftcant sou~ em due WI • e M' ' 1 T . , 1 If . 1 · · ·· · · · whelming choice over Teus Crimson T1de a seven·pomt mneso a wms s a m o a m a smgle season. 1 WJin ''h<:tm piOn CassJUs Clay I . h. . b ttl Oh' pennant winner and Mel H'l r. . Nuv _ 22. ' A&M in a Saturday rught game c 01ce; m a 8 •g 10 a. e IO • _ The Mmnesota Brown has .~ . ·at Little Rock. FourU..rated State 1s three over Minnesota ; der, who recently was dispicked up 263 yards running :lmon spent Tuesday 10 Notre Dan"' is listed 20 points I and In the wild and woolly !.hJS season, which hardly puts !e dnlls. He slaged a pub- better than Navy. Once beaten' Southwest, Texos is listed 12 him in the category of the "' " orkout today In the main Florida, ranked lifth, Ia rated ! points better than Southern Bu•••••busy, Clevelander, but be's a threat showroom of the Thunderbird seven points over Auburn. Methodist. busy, busy people find just the same. Hotel. FLORISTS fast in the Champion Clay was expected YELLOW PAGES. La~t year Brown caught 48 to arrive here next Wednesday, passes, more than any fullback Nov. 3, and set up training in the league. Cleveland will headquarters at the Slardus For every make and model car••• bavc to be on guard against Hotel. From Miami, Clay NEW YORK (UPI) _ Blod<· average. Utah State (34.0), Texthat th1s Sunday. planned to stop at New York buster Nebraska has replaced 81 western (33.2), and Ark••· Pick your size and price ••• deal Mason Second Ia Rusblog and Cblcago 00 busmess before West Virginia as the nation's sas 132.1). are next in line. arriYmg here. leodlng oflensive unit and In Texas Western has picked op The Vikings have ridden their Patterson, meanwhile, was doing 80 became the first an average or 370 yards BUY ONI TIRE AT aerial attack most of the time, scheduled to fly to Los Angeles school since 1959 to olmu~ through the air, Including l~ REGULAR PRICE, SEC· SALE! while the Browns have gone to for R · "'evision appearance .and laneously head the three most TDs. Tulsa ean match the TD OND TIRE AT HALF the ground game while quarter· a. s w1th .sonthern Cahfor· •-.,porbint categories 00 offense output but has gamed an . averPRICE back Frank Ryan was hobbled rna ,,, · ts wf!tera and broad- - total yards, rushinl yards age of 320 yards by passmg m PRICE by an Injury. Ryan appears bae caste~., un Thursday. and pointl scored. slz games, one more than tho on target and the runrung-pass- Also on Thursday night, Pat. Minera. 759 x 14 CHAMPION $20.45 ing combintton could be bard terson will be an honored guest The Corahuskers are not list· Alter the two aerial leaders SECOND TIRI$10.21 to contalo. at Olympie Auditorium In Los ed among the country's passing there Is a big drop to No. 3, Bill Brown isn't the only run- Angeles where Irish Jerry elite, however. Texas Western Louillville, with an average of ning threat of the Vikings. Like Quarry and AI (Tiger) Carter topa that group with Tulsa I 218 yards via pass.,. Pit· 800 x 14 NEW SAFETY CHAMPION $27.25 Cleveland, which has Ernie square off for the main eveot. clooe aiJM>fan. tsburgb Is fourth at 214 and SECOND TtRI- $13.61 G~een teamed with ils fullback, Quary Is the 1985 National Nebraskl reQiaina lbe only ""!'due, with quarterback Bob Mmnesota also has a fiDe half. Golden Gloves heavyweight college team averaging over Grieae .doing most of the da· 650 x 13 NEW SAFETY CHAMPION $21.00 back In Tommy Mason. .Mason wmner. 100 anlo 0 ~ o11eose per Jame.l•ma~ge~,~JS~fif~th~a~t~2~12.;_iiiiiiii~~;;;;;;;;;;:;::~;;;;;:;;,. SICOND TtRI- $11.50 ts second In rushing m the ----~ ID games this season they li ADD $3.01 FOR WHITIWALLI league with 404 yards. ers covered. bave picked op 2,484 yardS The clubs appear to be evenly Neither ol tha teamo can be an average of 415 per contest. matched on the offensive, with lotmd among the top live In any Tulsa depondinl almost excluCieveland having the edge on defensive category, but lhe slvefy' on passes, is second at balance when Ryan Is perlorm- Browns seem to be bolter able 3!11. Teus Weslern, Utah State log as he Is capable ol doing. to absorb tbe opposition's at- 1llld West VirBinil round out The malch probably wlll be tack without allowing too much the llrat five In that order. 1e honored bv moN than 60.000 Ftreeto- dealers decided by the defense. It's a scoring, Tbe Cornhuskera donnino1te and awr- hm coast to coast wherevw you trGwl qoestlim or which quarterback It wlll have to do plenty of the rushing stallstlca lhe way gets the most pressure exerted absorbing with Frank Tarken. IIley have their siJ: DpfJOlllmts IIOAD MAZAIID DUAIIAIIT•• on him and whether the defen- ton throwing and just about tbla year. A per-game ,...._)I IS.. stve backs ean keep the receiv· every baek and end a receiver. 269 yards on the ground le~!~ Jl r-------~--------~----~~~~.IMtssom,thm r ,......,.,..., u .. .. and opponent tbls NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 19 yards. Southern Notre Dame and complete the top Bve. While picking up yardqe over the field · Nebraska 2 Mll11 North of Cht~ter, Off State Route 7 B CHUCK I Dear -lb. 89a LEAN- TENDER Here's the story : We keep 1 very moderate liquor cabinet. So Wou ld your relders please m1)()erate Lhal we only serve write to }tr. J . E. Mct.:arter, 11 ht Thl'll 4th ltlbo ", man WILL !ltrve drink• when he has hi s friends over. I don't . , ro for 11 .,peel ally because Its a&ain•t the law In our state (if lor no other reason} but 1 fact la<·t.. ~~~o~h~·~ ':u~h":!~k lb. For Tourm"g Golfers rushing attack 1, eighth 1n the league and in total offense they rank ninth. JUBI£11 l.-- by Helen l!lottel-...... 0 pa::el:ffe::~.auoted lET A&P FRESH •• PLUMP- TENDER 8 COLUMBUS B ow I I o g fense wltb 1 lour • same autGreen's defending champions put of 583 y.arda tbllt bas helpsUpped Into first place over the ed score 62 poinls. nte Cleveweekend but they otlll don't land jnnior Is rtiJIIIei'·Dp to Roo have a single leader In MAC Seifert of Western Michigan In Individual staUstlcs announced passing. The 110pb olloger trom today by Commiuloner Bob South Bend, Ind., bas !9 comJames. pletlooa In 63 tosses for 401 ID fact, the Terrible Trio that yards. bas backbaned Miami's rampagMalle, wllo .., fired A Jng Redskin• dominates the Hmea aDd connected 011 Z5, conference figures. Is way oat front iD toocbdowa Quarterback Bruce Matte that•o where lllr po,... payo contlnu"" !Ill leader in lola! of. !osseo wltll ab:, however, and colorful , ~~:!s~: :f"de~en~r;e :.:~ :~J.~;~·~a:k,b::e~: ~:~.~kdepartments Thetr hI g he s l ranking. is third, pass ~efense, and the~ lowest prunt ,. lith, End Near TOO 811 II 8ft Marshall Loses Miller; Kent State's Fraley InJured A.LL-STARS N~W YORK (UP!) ~ AccordIng to the atatlsttcs, the Green Bay Packers probably ahould not be leading · the National Football League's Western Di· vision wlth a 6-0 record. lOS'!!! kid but human, and 1 college ~ \ J IXIBERNARD D. 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' , .. #- -..- ,. ., __. .. .. -- • - · a ~ • Dunfee-Howley Vowe 1E. Hawley, Middleport Rt. 1. tending T k b. a en eptem er 24 Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board - - - - - - - - 6 - D a l l y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 27, 1965 WANT AD INfORMATION For Rent 1 Help Want«! IJ&AIII,JI'IIQ ~ .. o., tl-ekl... ~ HOUSE, 2 bedroom house trail- Housekeeper, middle •ged, 'ol.-.n<ln \>e.-111M ~ A..JL er for rent. Phone WY 2-3346 · to live in. Care for child"OIIrlfl) "'"'''' I:I:I .J.AI'SuN or WY 2·2186. 10 23 tlc cen. Call Sll 2-5414. UKHKl"l'ICibltl "" •c•-'•P'"" ornt.lo lt:OO o\. II. 10 13 tic 1963 Corvair Monra Cpe. _ Reduced $1499 TRAILER SPACE, DepolSt. Pno Da:• Ill P'nhlleattoD Local owner. 110 HP engine. 4 speed trans. Jet black finish. Rutland. Joho J. Fry, SH 2Business Services Red bucket Seat, radio and heater. Tires show little wear. ii613. 10 16 30tc - - - - - - - - - · CURlJSS "Dairy or Beef" 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 - 4 Dr. Sed. $1795 Breeding Service. Call WY 2- 1 local owner, VB engine with Cruisemat ic trans., power 2264, Pomeroy, 98>-3415 Ches- steering and brakes. Power sea~ grey finish, new 1st line ter. 10 26 30ip . whitewall tires. Radio and heater. Pomerov~~ Motor Co~ !SIGNS UUAUIT LEADERS A1TEND ~EET PT. PLEASANT - Nine persons from Mason County ·aUA!nd· ed the 4-H Regional Leaders meeting at Camp VllgU Tale In Kanawha County the past week end. Mr. Gilbert Barnette, ,Mason County 4-H Leader, wao chairman. He attended along with Carl Cook. Mason County Ex· tension Agent. Others attending were Mrs. Mary Froednt, Mrs. Deen Sommer, Mrs, Joann Sonr mer, Mrs. Lannes Williamson, Mrs. Kalheryn Yeauger, Mrs. Lieulo Roush and Mrs. Tatmadge Stewart. · pomeroy M -- BLAETTNAR'S DAIRY DISPERSAL, SATURDAY, NOV, 6 _ __ 6tc l I 1 , L 1 1 1 1 1 I uchlu n I l I Several Win 1 . ,_ _ _ _ _ r SEPTIC TAN I!•••••.. Honors for I QVJ:lJ EP.!' ' Summer Stufiv ......,... before . S£P TABS 1 Blaettnars -SERVICE- ===--===-...-=. BIG RADIO & T.V. TIRE SALE QRAND'S T.V. ___ I I= Peti't•'oners I F El • Are Favored I Two Persons Prices Slut Otis S. McClintock 800,000th - Trying out her new white telephone for the first time is Patty Mertz, homecoming queen for Troy High School. She is the recipient of General Telephone Co. of Ohio's 30(),000th telephone installed in Ohio. Waiting in line to get on the phone is Patty's sister, Kathy, 8. Holding the phone is WiUlam Hutchinson, the in· staller, of General Telephone's plant department in Troy. Ceremonies commemorating the 300,000th phone were held Tuesday night at the Troy Counlry Club. General Telephone, Ohio's largest independent telephone company, put an inscription on the phone's base to mark the occasion. \ the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday evening, Oct. 28 at the church at 7:30 p. m. Hoolesses wlil be Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs. Russell Lyons, Mrs. OCT, !1 Carl Gilmore, Mrs. 0. H. StewTbt Wildwood Garden C I u b art and the Misses Susan and will meet Wednesday, at 7:30 Mary Park. p. m. at the borne of Mrs. AI- , The Afternoon Circle of Ute fred Yeaguer, Minersville, wit.h •l Heath Methodi ~ t Church wiU Mrs. Hiram Fisher and Mrs. meet Thursday afternoon Oct. Christy B_aer as co-hos~esses. 28 at the church at 2 p. m. Mrs. The Salisbury PTA Will spon· M. E. Dowson will be the prosor. a meeting at the school on gram leader. Mrs. E. M. Wood, Thursday, October 28, at 7:30 Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. P. p. m. roncernmg the consohda- l L. Mitch are hostesses. tlon. There will he a quali- 1 OCT. 31 l!ed speaker The PTA endors- 1 11Je Pomeroy Bend C. B. Raed the consohdatwn at the last dio Club will sponsor a "coffee meelins. The public is Invited I break" at the Youth Center and special invitation IS exte~d in Mason, W. Va. Sunday Crom ed to the Bedford and 5ahs- 1 to 5 p. m. Free coffee and bury school diSf!Cts. cookies will be served. All CB28 . 1ers and anyone interested tn The Salisbury PTA IS spon- ;ca radios are welcome. Come soring a m~eti~g to discuss 1meet your friends and exchange · school consohdat10n at 7:30 p.m. IQSL cards. at the school. People from Bed· , _ _ _ __ lord district. are invited along BIRTHDAY OBSERVED w1th other mlerested persons. . Leo vaughan wlll be the speak-,1 .Mrs. ~arl. M~re entertamed er. _ I WJ\h. a !nmily. dmn er . Saturday 'fhe Loyal Women's Class of , e~·enm_g. hononng Mr. Moore on Ihe Middleport Church of Christ I hJS birthday. Ice cream and will hold a covered dish dinner ; :"r•hda_v cake. we r~ served dueThursday evening, Oct. 28, at 1111 the everung. Guests ~re the church at 6 p. m. Those 1 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey W1lson allending are to take a covered and daughters, Kelly and Terri ui sh and table service. 1Jo and Mr. and Mrs, Don Jell The Witllng Workers class of . and daughter, I.ISa Kay, the Enterprise EUB Church wiil l meet Thursday evening at the , MEMORIAL BELL home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon. 1 MOUNT GRAN SASSO, Italy The Rock Springs Grange iUPil-A John F. Kennedy mewill meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. mona! bell was _dediCated Mon- · There wilt be a program and day at !he shrme of St. GareJreshmenls will be served. br1els on the slopes of 9.585-foot The Riverview Garden Club MI. Gran 5aBSo, highest mounwill eat out Thursday evening lain in the Apennlne ran~e Oct. 26, at the Wilmar Restaur· Some 30,000 pligruns attended ant at Parkersburg, W. Va. the ceremonies. The four-ton Members wtll meet at &:30 p. bronze bell, a gift of ltallanm. at the home of Mrs. Ernest Americam, was (onsecrated by Whitehead. Bishop Alberto Deane of Villa The Women'• Association of Maria, Argentina. SOCIAL Are Injured, cars Damaged THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY 'h C~NT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY LYONS 89( Cover Farm Store Route 7 RACINE RUTLAND Food Market ''The Sture Wttb A Hart" Fifth and Pearl Department Store RACINE PHON! SH 2-5541- TUPPERS PLAINS 01*1 8 to 8 Mon. Thru Sat. Clover Farm RT. 124 RUTLAND Ri ght restorwd tu Iindt f.jttanti lit:os. CANNED LUNCHEON Snowdrift Pure Vegetable ! SHORTENIN<.i 3. - lb. can 5 9c HALVES OR SLICES _ _ _ _ 12 oz. can No. cans ALL FLAVORS - 46oz. cans EATWELL BRAND - - - - - - l(raJt Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING quart 39C ARMOUR'S TREET NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE 3 2V'89C HUNT'S PEACHES 3 HI-C FRUIT DRINKS JACK MACKEREL $1 S PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE ~~t~~~ED 3 $1 11 79c JO-BO DOG FOOD MEAT ~- ASSORTED COLORS _ 49c boxes of200 4-rotl pkgs. c•n• Fairmont Dairy Fair ICE MILK y, gal. c carton Delicious, Taste-Tempting .. 'Graded Good Beef ' I Round Steak 79c Sirloin Steak 89c T··Bone Steak 99c lb. · Maili!WDK 3colo" orwtllta lb. lb. For Stew, For Soup ••• 1 Thlt ht Action Washer is ideal forWIIShableWOillelli ar soaking out &rouod·in dirt ink~' J!l.,dothul • Patented Deep Action Asitllllr Q~t~tes let currenll . for Deep Action cleanln&l • J.Wimplt mechanismno belts. pulleys, pll'll • Jet-Away lint removal- no lint trap Ill cleanl • Jlt Spin cuts drying tlmel • lll111l-Siz11Ub1 tool "I 11•11 i'\ , til . HJ_ 'lft . 1111 ,.,.,. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI boxof8 .. I iQl "-' · 'J 'i; AA·B SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET ·lUTE COLA, NEHJ. TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLI CAPS. ' Budget-priced FR.IGIDAIRE . Washer soaks automatically! 1 AltorNYt tor Pt•lntlff In the Middle Block Next to Elberfelcll -- SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRia I "' .""'· fo r 'llun• lh~n 11" ve ~ n last pa~ t . Si>ld CH U81! IIYIII be (nf hP~rln~ rm anrt ~flpr !.be :1r11 diiY of Novf!ml>er, · 19M. "'""~" A , Lnr,, Pl•lntlft C:row, Crow end Porter, AAAA-AAA FISH SQUARES foandatlonl -FA- RMAL. -Silpe·r---f-l.-f-.r·,.1010-r ..--."nd eqUi p ment • $500 1~3 o d ' • :r .l 1' 0 r CmLDREN to care for or iron· Pid..up, $175. Poulin Chain IDg8 to do in my home. WY 2- saw. direct Drive $125, Ph. 10 22 6t C E. 10 26 3tc WI "2634. r Chapman· Canaday BREADED the right l~ .fl22. pr~.vtil11 fnr !I <II~"H"'• re~~lurauon cr tnahlen nam ... co~t.~. ~~~rl other propf't' rl! llll'f on tne gmuutl ol wilful llh•Pnr" ol •~1•1 •lefeml 11 nt AI $11.99 CALENDAR fK!I'· only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all f'KOZEN FOOD BVl't witll - new , fJN AU. OUR FINE FODDS . . . --....;;;;;= ----------------- Helps you farm Machinery ?""""'"""'"""'"""''""'""""""'""""""'"""'"""''""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;__., diet-rite~ cot a 1 . were Mr. and M r 1. The ceremony w.. perform- Norman Hawley and sons Bruce, ed by The Rev. Howard Rup- Tom and Jell ; Mr. and Mro. W. H. Dunfee and sone Kenpelt, sept. 24th at the home of daU and Steven. Mr. Hawley is son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman employed by the Kelly Mfg. Co., the bride's parenh. Others at- Middleport. PT. PLEASANT- The grand jury of the Moson County Circuit Court reconvened Tuesday afternoon and after a four hour session gave their fourth par~ ial report tAJ the Court. RADIATOR SERV I CE -- -:-I their daughler, Lynda Sue,. to Mr. Norman Eugene Hawley, C I . I Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunfee, are announcing lhe marriage of GrandJury Returns N.me Jfidictments oUflfig • Term ' whlcb was shortly after the Nstgnatlon of Superlnteodent Dr. R. E. Walden and business manager Linzy Austill and Smith never disclosed hll findlngo at the unannounced visit. On sept 16 Smith assigned Jack It will convene again on the Bailey of the Department of 4th of November. The grand Finance and Administration, as jury chosen for the september temporary business manager at 1 term of Mason County C~it the hospital. Bailey reportedly CUSTOM BUTCHER.Ilro aDd Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpe. $1469 tat FLOOR furnished, 4 rooms cutting. Will buy tudes every 1962 Court must complete Its duties cqtted In the Stat Pollee for an Cream finish, white top, VB en gine, automatic trans. Power and bath, modern apartment. by November 6th. In the fourth Investigation as 1 number ol Monday. Phil Meier, Phone steering, new whitewall tires. Radio and heater. Middleport, WY 2-3874. Pleasant Valley Hospital partJa! r~p0rt the Ju'l' returned state policemen made an on-theWY 2-3>10. 9 18 tic 9 14 tic ADMITTED: Mrs. Kenneth mne mdJctmenl.l agamsl seven scene lnveBtigation at the hos0f0r . 0. r-~r~ Ridenaur, Hartford; Susan persons - three felony Indict- pita! recently hut their f!ndingo l'HHEE an::l tour rcwt.1 turt>! ~ h& KARL GRlWSER, Plwnbing and Hmting, Minersville. See, Pt. Pleasant. ments and six misdemeanors. have nat been disclosed. ed aDd Wlfuroisbed apan .OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. menta. WY z-4434 ~ 6 ~c Ohio. End your sewer troui>-~ DISCHARGED: Clarence Seh· Prior to the afternoon session, Indictments returned Tuesday Jes. We have all sizes sewer PCIMEROI. OHIO _ urman, PL Pleasant; Mrs. Ho- Judge James Lee Thompson were : Two felony indictmenLI machines. Reasonable rates. ward Carder, Pt. Pleasanti Em- charged the grand jury concern-- were returned against Robert FOR SALE Call WY Z-2974, day or night. l'~~y~;;,~~~~~~==========~m~a~L~i~tto~o~,~N~e~w~H~a:ve:n~.~~~mg ito knowJ ' lnvestigation of Mason Bush, Mason, w. va., 9 Iii lie ---:--::-:-:::--;-- LARGE warm Morning h., ling Real btate For Sal!_ Lakin State Hospital which they both charging intent to defraud. Card Of Thanks stove, like new. Price reason· HOUSE FOR SALE, brick have been conductins since they A felony Indictment was olso able, Tel: CH 7-2304. EXPERIENCED h b dr began their duties September returned against Jessie Roberts, WE WISH to thank our ne1ghorne, 4 1arge e ooms, 32 Starling of 12:00 noon at tho Purley Karr form, 1 7th. Judge Thompson commend- Charleston, charging forgery. 10 27 6tp brJrs and friends for thur• - - -:----:xl~ panelled living room, ' mile north of Chester, Ohio, on the New Hope ed. the jurors for their active Misdemeanors indictment.s kindn~:sses. flowers and cards,Jl963 ROYCRAFT 50 x 10 trml- ' lnrge dining foom, kitchen , road. Due to other employment, we are discontinu· participation and long hours of werP returned against Virglnia during the de:1th of our lath- er, like new .. Oren Wea~s, ful! basement, walkup attic, 2 ing the dairy business, so will sell the following: work without pay - a grand DeLegal, Lakin, charged witb e!' nu so;e ll .\1c0aniel, Sr. Pumeroy, Ohio, Rt 1, H~r- ' ba1.hroorns, 2 garages. 11/t I CATTLE juiy is only allowed pay for rtrunkenness at Lakin state Hosl'l,iildn'n. CI:H'<J. Maxine, _ ~-io_nville. 10 __26_ 6tp lots. 276 Rutland St., Middle- : their first four day9 work - pl.tal·, Scott w1·tuam Dinky) 16 REGISTERED HOLSTE IN COWS C II f'J • From tho lnr_,"t truck or d "I Belli '""t f:us"ll, .Jr. t96!i MODEL TAPE Recorder. bulldo,;•r radial or to the por1· a a er ' p. m. "'y, 3 GRADE HOLSTEIN COWS and wid the' jurors that al- Miller, charged with act of for· This set just like new. 'J'ake small" ! hcata core. I all day Saturday and Sunday, 2 BROWN SWISS COWS though many Investigations had niftcation with patient at Lakin Ph: WY 2-3316. 10 27 lie been . conducted at Lakin State State Hospital: Edward Viers, In I 1\'E 1m1 lo 1''t11 " ' our s · over payments of $5. per 2 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (3 yoor old, . cere ·•llnr~ ·ri;•l•',n to our\ month or pay balance due , I HOUSE FOR SALE bred) Hospital datmg back to 1962 and Pt. Pleasant, charged with ne•gili'M:-> ;md fnrnds fori $66.24. Try it in your home. : ~ Modern R<~neh Style. Beautiful 4 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (2 year old, many of the recom- attmpt at Incest; Carl Roger JO 26 WY 2·2l43 Pomeroy : location on top ot small hill open) mendalions had gone unheeded, Birchfield, Henderson, charged 11, 11 .- J;m•ht•'"~ . 11 1rl c;\- mpat h ~' . 1 C.:~ ll WY 2- 65 55. al lilt' Ui':111i .. t our hu·:b;md .. ------ -facin g Sta te Hig hw<~y Garage on 4 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (1 year old) he felt the citizens of the com. with contributing to the dellnanfi l:lllwr. \ l('for Y(lu ng: . SINGER automattc c~mplete ·Route 7 w1th good road to mam : munity needed to be aroused quency of a 13 year old girl; 2 GRADE HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (2 year old) (open) Spt·r i:ll Itl:llli(<. l(l Hl'v. Halph wit_h sew mg. t:able. This rna- .u::. CONDTTfONING' Rerrlger· highway. !<~ our bedroums, lJVmg, I 16 of these cows have recently freshened or are by the ills oi the institution and two charges of contributing were ",,urH<1,1 It·•' 11 1-lhur 1.1, 1.r 1n I chme makes buttonholes, ~tmn serv1ce. Jark s Rl:'frig- dining, family, kitchP.n, brt•<~k· I what the j'ury had done for this foun•u ag·,·nst Wl'l!J'am Eugene fa d dose up springers. All are Calfhood vaccinated. In• 1 mai d's, uti 1tty ~ · · 1. '"' •en .1, ' ltU 1d'l darns, embroiders, etc., aU eration, New Haven. Phone st. Pay, an , institution may be a help to Connolly, Leon Rt. 2, one ln. J JII •·r•l\. · n b (. _,. ' ·I f & Uc •hop, Three baths, ceramic tile 1 divitlual health papers furnished. w>thout attachments. EQUIPMENT olher institutions in the stat ·'ictment charged contributing • UnL'I t · r~ :l 'HI nur ~ e~ oI Ve ~ e r · f $6 Take TV Z-353'1. and waH to wall carpet on u a n~ \ tt' mnrJal ;1r.tl Cah('\ J. overlhpayrnenlsbol dper floors. About two-thirds of UNIVERSAL PIPE LINE MILKER with tbe same ills, tc. the delinquency of a 13 year · . 1 E mon or pay a ance ue b d 250 GAL UN!CO BULK TANK 'I · I and the olher coneernHu11tmg1 on l lit~pll:'lls. ! lt' w. $f~_ 42 . Free home drmo. Cal! Everyday Specials ouse Is pane!e in mahogany • Judge Thompson informed the u g1r lng i mcral ,.1.ilrl'<'4.QfS. thofiel WY 2_65-55 _ at and W:JI! 1ut. Air conditioned. 50 GAL.GAS WATER HEATER ; jury that he had requested and ed a 15 year old glrl. 10 26 file snndmt>: lloi.w~ onltl all who Marie's S-tyle- Post Large patJO and double carport. 200 gal. Bean Triple Pump Orchard SPRA ',' ... R was oranted: an interview with At HI p. rn. Tuesday nl.ght 'hrlped 111 . <Hl_l' W<J_v. , Your '' - - - -S1f .. EOI ... DIO -, On lol ""0' x 390'. May ba seen ' 1963 FORD DISC HARROW " h · ' ,es· H' U Haircuts . ....... $1 .'2.5 Governor Hulett Smith concern- t e gra nd JUry was 51I'll 10 1 j 60 TOOTH SMOOTHING HARROW ing the investig>tion at Lakin sion apparently working on their kmd ,•s; " '" 11 em be forgot- 1965 MOD. EL. This set has dual Shampoo & Sets .. 'ti.SO I by appoinlmenl only kn volume control , with 4 spl'ed 30 day color rinse, Wrilr.~~·~C~h:Eo~~~ES~ntinel : CORN SHELLER and Gov. Smith revealed some report of their findings at Lak:.l rs AHdrey Young ROd interm1xed chRnger. Radio Shompoo & set $3.50 i ••• 668 _H Pome•oy, O. . 500 CJV>ACITY ELECTRIC BROODER steps had already been taken 10 in State Hospital. f flm ily equipped. Twm spea kers. ' Permanents $7.50 up I - -FEED correct some of the ills. 1 10 27 lie Lovely wa lnut finish. Take We Sell and Service Approx. 3000 bales alftlfa, clover, and mixed hay I I 63 Pontiac _ $2,095 - - - - - -- - - - over payments of $1.2> per Wi g> and Wigteu ~ If;, ill t~ Approx. 1000 bu. Corn On August 6. Gov. Smith paid Catalina Sta. Wagon. Power MR. LESTER Baily wishes to; week or pay balance due $80.· Marie's Style Post "'' Lunch Served By Ladies of Methodist Church 1 surprise vis!l to the hospital steering and brakes, Hydra. express his appreo iation to, 44. Call WY 2·655>. RL 124 Ph, WY 2-5271 POMEROY - 8 • room fro me ART:iUR BARR & PAUL KARR, OWNERS ----matic. One careful owner, 10 26 6lc Extra nice. oil the doctors and nurses for Syncuc.o, Ohio with bath, .1 room basement. 1 1· 0 · McCoy, Auctioneer 62 Buick _ $1 ,695 their kmdness and help dur- FIREWOOD: $10 a pickup load gas furnace heating. Out of i ' " " " " ' " " '-"- '" " ' " " ' " " ' " " ' " " ' " " ' " " " " " ' " " ' " " ' " ' " ' " " ' " " ' " " ' - " " " "- ', . - ' ing hL'i recent stay at hos- cut any length. Ca ll or wtne hi gh wat~ r $5,500.00. LeSabre V8 4 dr. One local pi l'l and rest home. He also Glendale ok1dmore, MY 6- HEATING, PLUMHING, Rura , MIOIJLEPORT- 2 story !came II I owner. Showa best of eare. w11nts to express hi!~ grati- 3437. Ill 22 61p Doxol Uotrle Gas. Arnold Bro 7 rooms, 1xJlh, basement, lur11 Power steering and brate1. Automatic, thers. 618 E.'- Mam Street ~ ~HO tt:(lr _to the pastors who vis il- 1 nace heating, enclosed back 22 9 I'd !urn. and Jor their erdenl COAL HAULING, leaves raked. Pomeroy. lie porch, 3 lots. Nice view uf I ' • • pr;n-ers, and lo all others who I and h<ll' led away. Lee OrenAUCI'JONEER rtver. ,$8.500.00. i .. ., ...... -.. .. ·''"' r>rds, lluwers, aud call- ner, WY 2-21!03. to 22 61p INCOME PROPERTY - 4 sep : STOP·iTouble h d F t· Pom.,oy, Ohio Complete Service · al 1 with batn· an d Placement of R1c ar rGS ·~:~~~;;;:!: t•d on him. __ ma n\' thanks. - ---arate umts, it -"arios wifll · NeW Cnll Uradturrl JJif Donald Franklin Stivers, Duane · JO 27 He SEWING machines_ repair sergar.Jg~s , uue & room arn.i VIce, all makes. WY 2-22111. Write, Prone or Cootaet three I room units, always Wolfe, Lester Manuel, Wilma E. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy A. C. ijRADFIIRD rented, income $190.00 per · Stockton, Mllry Hill, Drusilla Notice Racine, Ohio month. Owner has other in· Will, William Bartels, Law· Authroized Singer Sales and ~ I tic renee Hasbargen, all merit roll, Service. A 29 tie -- terest and will consider I MrotO _., ....,....., W "'""- P ;fftty, ~. fMnv bdW!'IIJ'am Bahr, Annette Fl'ck, WOLFE'S Kevst()ne Station .., dH to •u''uoNd toll-'· Is fL 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Ches rt>;:tSOna bl e o Ifer. - .L....1. . -J!L.L - ,.,.,..,w.o'111 <oblol do•• under new managment, J<trk ter, Oh1.0 _ ~ "'"~!" M.illhh • frll .J!_ _.'' '"~-~·,·~· CSEP TABS hgr~~ Emalene Pratt, We Repair All 9 tn lie ALUEltT M. COX, SALESMAN aef1011 wons w - . pcMII',....;.. .... ounter1cfs ••m•111 S ll ho and 11 Ruth R' Wolfe. Eggs, milk, pastries, • WY 2-3830 WY :-3638 ~ of le.d,.,, ~ ..4 ~. , lJ chernieall, thto rn.,jOf tearns, a nor ro , at 10 Mikos I Modell and m."' ny o1her ilems will .ovroe crt' tro11bl•. s.a.-.. ntHd, ka r · II.IM1e.•. r.,"'t .,.,.,.. Grande College summer session 10 26 31c Overseas Employment -----:: ____ lot tro.. ble Get SEP tABS NOt.llll has been announced. be so ld. Cent er ol' llacine, All trade!! truck driver to , FOR SALE 10 27 3lp ,i - Ohio. To be llsted on the bonor roll prOJ{'C't engmrers. Afri ('a, I NEWLY de<:oroled tram• house a student mual have at least a WY 2-'1255 Europe, Asia . Soulh Pa('Jfic, 744 E. Ma in St., Pomeroy, POMEROY MIDDLEPORT RUTLAND 1/FI.COME to the Enterprise NOW GOING ON . . L Moln It, ......, 3.> ' lA-) average. The merit EbeniNchHdwe. Klng Bulldtrt Sup, paid trav('l , housm.t!', food, $4800.00. t:an finance entire Erlewine Hdwe. E.U.B. Homecoming Sunday · roil require• a 8 average. Atlantic. Ribh salary jobs, amount. REEDSVILLE LOW SALE PRICES Ocl 31 oll dny. See ond hear CHESTER RAC1NE male, female ovPr lR. OEIB SEVEN room house on Union Reed Bros. the Uhrig Brothers sing. laum Lumbtr Co. Wagntr Hudware ON ALL SIZES Box 23190, Oalrland Park, Terrace, Pomeroy, $5aOO.OO. NowH~en, For BeHer Schools Vote For 0 26 >lp COOLVILLE Tup~rs Plaim - - -- - -W. Va, We Give TV Stamps! Fla. 33307 THHEE bedroom house, But· Rootl Gtn, Store LrOM Clover Farm Mlllon Super Mid. SQVARE DANCE every Wedternut Avenue, hot water nf'<:.day and F'rida_v night at r:iUPER SERVICE Insurance h('ating system, in very good i loa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!I!!!!!!!!!~ the Ma!>onette, Mason, w. va. $TAllON - - -· - - -- - condition, hardwood floors, Condidoto For Member Board of Eduullon 10_ 19 1_2lp_l· Ph. WY 2-9932 GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen out of high water, $8000.00. ~ Pomeroy lnsurance Agency. Inc., i:'um- THREE bedroom house on LOSE WEIGHT safely with eroy, Phone WY Z-3:!81. Vale Street, new gas iurnace, Dex-A ll1et Tablets. 0 0 1yl·,.,.....,,,..,...,.....,_=""'=--""'"'~1 9 I lfc in good condition $4>00.00. High School Gradulfo, Buslnoumon I Pannt 9l!c al Sl.urk's Pharmacy GERT SA gay g~rl- reaoy for -1A=E1:;;;.Nc-A;-;:CA"'S:oU"'A""L:::;'rY-tnsur·nce Can finance enlirely. Or eCliOh a wi1irl after cleaning carpets Mullen Insurance Agency,"lnc. 1 SMALL fram~ house with three I 9 25 6Dtp Your Help Will Be Appreciated _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_ with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- Po Pb WY 2·3381 rooms furn13hed downstairS, Pd.PoLAdY. \U'J'f'MOBO.E rnsurance f)eeo tric shampooer, $1. Pomeroy meroy, 001 1112 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 1 9 1 tf ' canl.'eiled? '.osl vour opera- Cement Block, Pomeroy, Ohio. _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ c_ $850.()(), "r'o ficense7 Call W\' :I-Z!tti6. lll-25-6tc PH< 'TO Copying servJce. Cop- CaU W~ 2-2720. After UO p.m. i PT. PLEASANT Judge 113tt< 1964 BISCAYNE 6 cyl. cheVrO- les made of legal papers, ('nil \\ Y 2·3589. ·James Thompson of the Mason - -----:-d: - --,--- lei. Rarllo, healer, standard b1rfll records aM almoSI any O'Brieu and Crow Realty Co. I C 1 c· .1 Co t 1 d the I PT. PLEASANT - Two perLo~t an Found_ Shift, light color, good con- other documents. 10 23 6lc 0 ~ 0 Y lrCUI ~gran e. Isons were injured and proper- -·---~- I d'111110 c ll R d · Reuter losurauce, Pom~roy relJef a.sked for 10 the wnt of lty damage was estimated at LOST - 1 grrv Weslrm h<1t 1 · , ;J ee s~·l ill~ 6671 4 ttr FOR SALE: 1640 Lincoln Hgts mandamus filed by Scottie Sola- $11,500 when a chemical tank 61 10 25 :!I.e S(l\urday cv1'11i ng <~t HH· Sy -~ 77. 4 room bath, basement, gas dean and Leslie Nibert against truck overturned Tuesday 6:30 rae usc El ernl':-tt;Jry Sc hool. I K-Ei::P your carpel.s ~beautirul legal Notice furn;.tce. Aluminum storm WID- the Town of Henderson, Mayor a.m. on Rt. 35 'at the intersec-$5.00 r~ward for return in , despite const<m! fl)()ts fl-' ]JS of LEGAL NoncE ~-dow::; and dobrs. Carpeting Archie Henry, Clerk Charles tion of Rt. 35 and the Vallie good conditi on l_n C 1\. NL'a ~,~.: a busy family . Get Blue Lu s- Allllll~• f'l•·r tlon of M "'~-'• <_·.... ,nty and dr<tfJCS. Can be financed Martin an_ d the council mem- Toney Farm. The tank truck . R D Mmersv11fr Jl. g ru· '-'llur>~l "'"'''dy Din·~• .. ,-. woll he · ., · · lrf'. Rrnt rltctr ie shampo•JPr, hew W<·• l<~l'sdJv N ov~n • IH· r 111, HMi5 , WY 2-2293. 1() 5 tfc hers, a!ikmg that they show was owned by the Tank Truck 1 0 26 :!tic _ ____ _ $1.00. B(lkf'r F'urniture, Middle· ~~~;;.',.~0 t 111 ~~- ~:~ .~: 9c~. ~;-Y r.~,::~1 ~~~~ HOUSE FOR SALE:-Ab-d cause why an ~Jection was n?t Rentals, Inc. of L1ncaster, Pa. 1 LO..';T- Sunday at Hacine l .auJ~- lKJ rl. 10-2~1i tc ~innm in •he c u• trt lloll se in l ' run· " e room held on the first Tuesday m . . 1-uad ,.. ~ eru v . lll•ou home, 21h mi le_s from PomeJune, 1!16' for the municipality Drrver of Ule vehicle WBII dr'mat. \\'os!J•r 1 " ' • M_anne • 5upp I'tes Q~~loficillioon~ fur c~nrlid ~ leR lor he h ' dart clo,hes. Call VI 3-2439. Il)l n··· t .. r~ "" th;ot lh1'\' mu~ l b•• a roy, gas atmg, bat I all 38 provided by statute. Harry ~ydla, 49, New Flor- . . . , - - qualolied V!lter nl Mei ,IIS Count)' ~1\d COppper plumbing apP ~ ' ed b~ _ 10 25 .1, l 1 18 F'T. inboard, 125 H~P . motor, nti_ISI h~ve ~ membrn~ hip ticket In I ence, a., WIIO receJV a ~v-:-:-:----:-:--:::--:- __ 00 d .1 , satLI socl!t' for v•m toos. proximately 2 acres on Rut-- The court Informed the peti- ken ieg in the mishap. Co-drlvat an !raJ er $275. Phone Camlodate~' jll't.olonns mu&t be fliP-d. I . th da f .. Wantad To Buy WI !1-:JI:d or after 5 p.m Wl with ;he s.:~re t m "? 1 "'\('r 111 ~n and Road. Va~ant. Write or 1boners . at a te or a mumc1- er, Andrew Diana, 28, Erwin, =-=-:=c~ -· s,oo 1. M. lu.,sd<~Y. "'ovemher 2nd, call: James CriSp, Ph. WO 7-~ pal elechon would be set lnvne-- Pa., received abrasions of handl lOO, LOCUST PO~TS 9·:11189. I0-25-3tc "';' 6394 rt. tl. 2, West Lake diately, with date to be announ· and arms. Both were -•_ ' 7 loc. i· 5 Only PCr• ·m~ hol• lln~ memhN~hlP ~ M w mch top. Web:stt~r and r ultz.l1 A 5 I tlck¥1.11 at tile ~ J[)H! 0{ tile 1!1~5 CounR d v u· Oh' ced w d d p_ 0 Hox 307 Pomer . Ph . uto a es ty ,.._~l r. nr <lt ieil.; t r;n ,.._., .-a t~"'' "'" oa ' erm 10n, 10, e nes ay noon. Holzer Hospital. , o.\ . -._ rt".v' toerol'e n,e date of ~ledton, are 10 21 lOtc The law fl'rm of Musgrave and According to Sheriff George VtY 2-21U6. l() 27 :ltp 196:, CHEVnOLET good run- qu.dJfiL'd to ,., , .,, J hn In U ti Ill ~ -~ I .. ' .. , The M•· · ~s t;onnty A!lrlr.ulttJral l'rvestock Musgrave represented the petl- o son, ves ga ng o cer, •• to 60 H p OUTBOARD motor nmg rondJliOn. Slandard Shtft. ~o~·Jer_v the rig ran off the curve on Rt Whatever your bulldlne projeet, :rou want · .,.$15U 00 WY 2 z818 By: Fr~nk n. Jnhn~ton. tioners, Sotadean and Nibert 1 prefer M~:>rcury . Contaf't f' l'tc · · · :-... rr .. t >~rr TWO MILK1NG GOSTS for and Henderson official& were 35, over a culvert, then trave· RodgE"rs ..Arthur Thabet, Apt. ___________ -- ~0~27 6t~ LE~~~L t!~;:cr~o 2. 31~ sale. Allen Dill, Rt. 3, Pom_i represented by Attorney Carroll ed approximately 23 feet before a smooth, atrone foundation for it. The No. 2, Co1nr'f 4th ~ nd Mam, 1963 STUDEBAKER Lark take IN 'I'HE coMMON PLEAs coultT eroy, Ohio. 10 '1:1 3tp lcasto. Attorney Casto told the It overt~. ~tanker was 0 St. , New Haven, W. Vn. ; ove r pa)•menls. No down. pay- I M' M"•'' 1 count), Onio loaded w1th a highly inDamma~ way to cet It II with quick, easy-to-use 1 - PAIR ol 6 year old work- Court that a not1ce of a June bm d th local lire 0 2G 6tp ment. Ph : 992-5551. Mlner~w•"•· Ohro. v•. "'"'"';q, borst!S, weighs 2600 lbs. with Ielection had been publish~ in :lepartsu s ~ce an II~ to taJUI.. 8 lN;-;;;:.I;:;'lQ;::-;U;;~-,~;;:,uccr::c ni"' tu,-re,--dJshea. 10 27 6tc Anrold R. Lur-,, ha e s 1 black and 1 pot the local paper as required but e men was ca ready milled concrete. Let ua deliver lhJ Adren Unknow n, Oetenclarot, fll S S -~ . • by while the SUbStance W81 rrJ ~rel laneous tall or wr1Le 1964 VOLKSWAGEN wsw·s ra· NOTICE r.v PUBLICATION ted , good workers, $275. Phone no one fded as a candidate for ed 1 to th t kI 0 1'' 122 1 Mrs Howz:rd Cecil, 800 W ' d10, <>vtr gaso 1'me heMPr. I Arnold K Leny, whoRe No.Pill~"' Sll v"5811. 10-"'"tc any of the offices and therefore pump concrete mix you want, ready to pour, of W1l tr k Th a ~no de teri 5t.ll an un- , Mam St., Pomeroy. Dallas Walker Mason w r•:sHlt•nc e '" unknown, will · ~ke noI his clients felt wrongly so uc: e CCI n s I ' · • · · tu·... rh ar on sepremhu 20th, wun lnstrudions that no election' was n•••ded. ' der mvestlgation. 6 Z9 ttc Va., Call 773-5686. I the unrlenn )l n.itl filr•l hl'lr f.II!IHivn right to your site. Call for estimate. - - - - - -- -- - - · - _ 1\j<:nnst h i m m the Court ot t.:o•nmon mployment Wanted 10 12 !fc I'l l'"~ ol .\IPIJ{M Cnantv. Uhlo, '-P•e No E 1 S PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~r Blrbecue S.ndwiches $13-99 5 . W'ij < l l , MIDDLEPORT, ..: . t',~-4- 0. ' ,~ . .. . ~~ -~ ... :,_, . BEEF STEW MEAT c 'Lo\ ·o "' ~ ', ,f .,I 1' '';..--·· ~"::';;o,;;...--~.1-~,---~------- :-JI : .- . -,;_ ,. Large Golden At Your Local Storel BAKER FURNITURE,,. ,.u ,. '•u· ,. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. WY 2-3284 New Crop ••• Lower Priced _," ·:' ..... t• .:/ FLORIDA FRESH ORANGES CARROTS �.. .... .. . . . . .. . 10, ....... . _,.. ___ . .....;. ~ -- • .. . . ··--· . --.-·,·- . . • I ......--- - ., -----·. ..... .,.....,.~. ~r..:o~.,..,;,;~,:t~.,r""'li>io'rlllll!sl\l<l••'"t""""""-"''""""--" " " - - - ..... . .-...-................ ~ ____ . ., . . # »- ... .... .. . _........ _..__.,_.~... ..... . __ . ..,. ······1' ' '• .,... ~ ' ..,. .... ..' . - · (- .. ' \ U • naynevz11e is B:DIIly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Od 27, 1985 · ~oo Ques1IOOS, ~ 1ssues, . I Face OhiO Voters Tuesday K I ' REPORT WRECK TWO ARB ·ADMI'ft!ID i ng s new.. TaP~et ·..de=~~~~:~eds~r~ sq:: 0. ::'\e: tr= car mlsbap · at 1:45 p.m. Tues· Rutland, tD Veterans Memcil'l"al day on the Bunker Hill roa~. Hospital, at 11.30 a. m. rue. ~erif: Robert ~- Hartenbach 8 day and G~rtrude Warner, epar ment Said cars dnven lll' ter, tD Metgs Gtneral H~p Anna Lee Maslli Rt. 2 Pomeroy, at 7:26 p. m. Both were .~ !lfLd Relph Coward Calvert, 18, ted as medical patlenta. Pomeroy, . collided when 1 he . •i Mash auto DIVORCE GRANTED 1 ti 1 11 0f center Th:"" rave ngltaet·1008 A di ha bee t·• · e were no c · vorce s n eran"" ·l'be back of the Mash car had Sharon Ruth Spaun, Rb 2 Rio dam••es and th fr 1 d of . f o. e on en lcme, rom J ames E. 8.paun,""" Calverrs vehicle was demolish· cine, in Meigs County COmmoa ed. Pl 088 It <UP!) - Little ern opponeljls in Congress Ia· require counties wlth such liats· convictions. Hayneville, Ala., will be the ao-' beled "force legislation" aimed at present to remove Bll names Sparks from the. new drive, vil on which Dr. Martin Luther at Dixie specifically guaran from the jury box and refill like those from ihe old wll) oOt . K' J ·11 f th th' d f •- d 't t' · hts ed th 'th rt' t be t . ted ·00 ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Tuesday's general eleetion wtll mg . r. W'. . orge e " o ~e equa vo mg rtg ' open em wt . a propo tona e reres rtc . one town. ,They present for consideration of the voters nearly 1,200 hts b1g cLV!l nghts levers. the way for federal referees presentatiOn of Negroes. could fly m many dlr!!CtjODJ, tl d issues Secretary of State Ted W. Brown The lever thts Ume ts double and wtped .out compltcated Lowndes Cou~ty now. has sev· but Hay n e v llle b~s been ques tons an • edged -reorgamzaUon of the llteracy requ~rements. oral Negroes on the JUry llst. marked by Kmg as tlie central · tepor 8• stem and m kt'ng fed.er Ne- J r Th h bee added st· th target· There will be three statewide issues on the ballot. , Jury sy . . . a . . • . ~- • Y . ey ave n nee e · . t·ncrease tn the state sales tax to at cases of ctvtl rtghts ktllmga. The third law sought by Kmg rec'Ont controversy. Th d. to !ish .1 ld f b'd, A be f fed 1 . I ssue 1 ca IIs f or an finance public education. Issue 2 would create urban e. rtvteh laccomp t I' swolu, ofrNt . sys1efrma 110,;;:c 1...f~ 't nutmt kr oth era tcourt . VI. . th ·r s. Issue 3 would provide a method of now m e p anmng sage, on o . egroes om us~ o sw' a ac mg e presen JUlY servtbce .~u ortdte ·h· . starts 10 November. That wlll prospective Jurors and would system wtll be heard In Mont· cou • com tnt g JU ges tps m 240 750 coincide with the hearing of re. gomery and New Orleans in counttes. • · d r 1 urt · ·1 d · d t N be a d n.- b •-••• District No, 4 Stole .No. A••x More than 150 local bond is- Some 1,300 townships wi\1 e a ~ SUI S e:ngne . 0 OV~ffi r D l.ft::\Xffi er. """ . .. 'll . each elect lwo townshi trus· accompltsh by law what Ktng "0 Ktng goes another step. He R~PORT OF CONDITION OF sues submttted by cities, vi ag . .P seeks to achieve by demonstra· l wants a taw laking civil rights & es townships and school dis- tees and voters m 197 c1hes and t" t f tate 1 · trlcts·• hundreds of tax levies; villages will rnun. Str eeI Proesle t •· ~"rade l•S Iswahychlnghs . o 'has ve a bdicourts OF ,OMEROY, OHIO .. . . choose their . boo IOn. \1 1 e oul cairns catmembe of th F d 1 37 local option QUestions; chart· lctpal offtclals, while sc l King also sent crowds into ed their right" to lry the be: A state highway patrolman • r • • oro Reoorve System, ol tho dote M touol. er amendment_s in h:il! the streets to belp accomplish r._ cause 26 straight ca- got thorough evidence an : : . 32_ munlcipalttles and vanous m • oca sc 0 lsncs. his other major goals, in 1964 U ses connected with civil rights arrest Tuesday about noon but ... e . pro~DnlofthtFtdtrHRe~erveAct. mtScellaneous issues dot the County school board members civil rights law And the 1965 v.,. in which there have been no be may have wished it was not · ASSETS ballot. also Will_ be ele~t~ and m mne ter rights law. Pomeroy's 7 .. 8th Grade footso incontestable. Cash, ~Ja.pci;s. w;fth other bank11, and cash ltem1 The bond issues total about congresStonal dJSincts a repre. As in the current campaign, ball team defeated Belpre 16·12 Ptl. G. E. Scott, 31, Rl 2, . Is Jlro<e" of collection _. ___ ,,_,,,._, $1,007,963.411 $196 mHlion, well below the all- senlatlve will be chose~ for the the earlier ones had their focal at Belpre 'J\Iesday to avenge Gallipolis, of the GaJHa • Meigs Unlt_ed States Government obligatlons, direct time high of $309 million voted state Board of Education. . points. an earlier loss to the same Patrol Post, stopped a pickup .sud guaranteed _,,,_,,,_,, ___ ,,_,_ 1,095,971.18 on lasl November, but above Brown has estimated 2.7 mil· During debate on the civil squad. · truck operated by '11leron K Obh14tlons of S~tes and pOlitical subdivisions __ .367 905Jo the 1963 figure which was $150,. lion Ohioans will vole in the rights law, King led massive Both te;ms went scoreless ln Workman, 33, Rt. I, Rutland: Co~r:t• stoc~•·tlncluding $9,000.00 stock of .' 000·00 ::::~::::::::::: election. racial 'activity in Birmingham. the first quarter but in the for a possible traffic -violatio Loansea~i:s:~ (:?~t ·---i"s" - -5ft-~-------· 3- 7949•077 Passage of the voter law fol- second, _Belpre mounted a 60 Mrs. Nina ~- Healy, 88, a na· U' miles norlh of Rt. 124 on the Bank premises owned $15~;~7~ f~rni.tureoverdrafts) • • ·7° lowed the Selma·tO:Montgomery yard dme for the first TD, Uve of Galha county, and a Dexter r. Lang~llle Rd. Scot.! and fixtur~· n'1,6t9.13 ··-··-"""-"'""-· 43,312.00 rac1al march and weeks of but did not convert on the ex· res1dent of~ ~ylvandale Ave., parked hlS cru1ser bebind the Othl!r asseta ---'--:-·------·- --------------------2,W.lt _ frustrated Negro efforts to re· tra points attempt. Oregon, Ohio, dted at 9:30a.m. !ruck: .. TOTAL ASSETs · Gaug• readings- Gallipol· gtster at the Dallas County Following the kick-<>ff Panth· Tuesday 10 a Maumee, 0., nur.. Offtcers said brake• pn the . . .. , , , .•... _.,, ... , ••••. $6,320,7115.02 is Uam 12.1, 12.1, running 3'-12 Courthouse in Selma. er Fullback Danny Abbott skirt- ing home. She had been in fall- truck were defective and the . feet on rollers, Pomeroy · Ma. The civil rights taw produced ed the right end and raced 52 ing health for five and a half truck rolled back and •lru. . . LIABILITIES . " son 20.77, Pt. Pleasanl 24.17, IContmued from page 1) the first of King's racial goals yards for a Pomeroy six point years, and her condition had the front of the cruiser There Dem-andd deposits ?f JndtVlduals, partnerships, 110 . of publ'IC accom· er. Danny Laudermilt picked up bee n senous . for a wee k, She was no damage to the. truck Timeanand corpora!Jons .. Hinton . , Kanaw ha Falis ' 317 . also complimented for the move I- the operung savings df!.po 8- : t;~ -- ..d~i-:d - -1·-----~--~-- $1714112,. ' ' . Cnarleswn 19.04. London, Mm·-, he has made to work on the ( modations, the legal guarantee the extra points and at the had lived in Cheshire until 1950. and minor dilmage was done to partnerships . arid ~r 0 ln t' Vl na a, met and Wml1eld d<~ms were staff of Veterans Memorial hos-, of d~egregated ~~hools and half Pomeroy led 8-6, ~rs. H~aly was born in Che- thl! front of the cruiser. . 1 Deposits of United States cfov~~:::nt--··-------- 3•468 •996·61 17 ,221 ,01 : theMsJJ!s. lp1tal as well as Meigs General : ~~! J 0:te~pp~rtumt~~h th The Panthers took the open- ~IIe ~pniJ!~· 18~7· da~ghter of M~he patrol ctted Workman to D <i?~clu~ing postal savings) -·- --------- ··--1 al :'·~men s:t! ke State hospital. v . w, w sou . ing kick---off in the second hair S 'th ; nH . an ie Ia d elgs county court Oct. 29 for O~lds .states ~nd political subdivisiolli -·-~ 548,M5.20 obao ~~·tr - uc i Hugh Custer, president of the and scored on a 4B yard pass Jmht H argo. er marrta~e to elective brakes. efotirJDtsEP(certTSied and officers' checks, etc.) 31,688.44. ' 11, 8 20 p. m. IDOls UP, hospital commlsswn commentplay from Halfback Laudermill o n ealy took place Aprd 14, OSI -r- ·· · - ------ · $5,780,560.01 ' J 20 _a m ' Lulher Heldma,nied . Thmg~ are look;ng up, and to ~nd Max Folmer D a n n ~903, a~d he died In 1921. She PLAN SALE Tot-al demand deposits $2 249 064 'V ll, ' :W a m , St.. Mary sllhere " no doubt m my mmd 0Spl eWS Abbott converted th~ extr~ " survtved by a son, John R.,. _The Meigs County PTA Coun· . . ··-"· , ' .20 l u '.\D lb, b :tU a 111 , Edeana Bus- thal there Will have to be an points and Pomeroy led 16-6. bert Healy of Oregon, two cil 15 sponsormg a rummage Total t1me deposJta -------- $3,~1,496.45 1 A'orth doYin 18, 6 p. m' Quee~ . expansiou of the hospital." Belpre fired back and scored gr~nd~h~ldren and eight great ~leon November _4 .. 5, and 6 Other llabdihes -·- ------ -------·--~----------- 130 . 02Q 20 25 11 e ll) up t6, P m ' !'oily i Leo Vaughan, a member of Entered Hospital agam but the try f tr grandch'.ldren. 10 the Sauvlge bulldmg on • · 1-\-ug up 13, 2 a. m., New .\iart· l the hospital commission s~nd it Persons entenng Holzer Hos· pomts was thwarted :r ex a Two :sisters, who preceded Front-st in Pome-roy from 9 a. . TOTAL LIABiLITIES --~-------·-----~---- Pt910,Ml10 1u::o1 1de up 18, 3 JU a. m . Jerry rwas about 20 years ago that the pita! durmg the last ~4 hours by a strunu Panther ~c~ m?re her in death were Mrs. Nethe m. until 5 p. m. This will be a · Bosworth down 18, 3.15 a. m.' : work to build a county hospilal lmcluded George w. Wells, 155 effort e ensiVe Brandeberry and Mrs. Bessie large rummage sale, the sponCAPITAL ACCOUNTS ht:>~- Ur!cans dowo 18,5 a m., lwas gotten underway Vaughan Woodland Dr. Mrs James I th f th Bmce. SOI"S said. Capital: Common stock, total par v>alue --------' 12300000 TJboIt down ::!0 , -l 15 a. m. , Tt· nnd another hospital . . lwatts Crown.,City .Mrs Sophla . eroy n rnae our Porn- ServJces . WI'll be hed I at 1 p.m. Surplus· ' . commls· h d f quarter t ' Und 'd - -··- . ----------·-·· ---·----·---··-- lt75,000.0U tan down lU, 6.~ am .. Pegg~ l si.on m~mber atte~dmg the eve· Thom~s. Rt. 2 cheshir~; Mrs. yard hner~ether~~ les own 28 ThursdayattheWaugh-HalleyLOCAL TEMPS ~:n,~P~;TALAC" "---- ···----------·--- 110,183.88 Lluwney down ~o. 7.25. a m., inmg dmner meetmg, Mr. Rob- IWilliam E. Pettery, Vinton; 3 eli in enalt pr 26 when Wood Funeral Home. Rev. The temperature in Pomeroy's . coUNTs--··---------- 409,188.811 Lillie ~Cdward down 11, 11l0 ert Jacobs. were the only two i Ke~th A carter Rt 1 Patnot · dr PPB ~ P, byd hailed the Hughey Jones will of!Jciale and business district at 1130 a m. TOTAL LIABIL!TrES AND P m, Oleander down 13, 5 10 persons attending on the ong1. Mrs Ge~ald Co~. Rt. 2 Galhp~ in t~at e ~~· t for a score burial wtll be m Gravel H11l today was 56 degrees under .sun· CAPI1Ai. ACWUNTS ,_., ••• , ..... , $6,320,761102 p m' LUlie lieorge down Inal group or residents w'h o hs Mrs Zelia Grate Rt. 2 Pat- M F was halted when cemetery. FrJCnd!i may call at ny skies. • 23, 5 30 p. m., Reliable down l sought tbe hospttal ' M · ~~- ge w' Byus Pt ax 0 mer caught the Belpre the funeral home from 3 to 5 MEMORANDA 2J , ti· p. m, wa1ler Hec kJOrd 1 Dr. N. J Ehlinger · hospital not. rs. Roy ~r E Messick · ' pt· dquarterback for a loss on fh'Ifd and 7 to 9 p. m. today. Pleasant· NAME OMITTED Assets pledged or''asslgned to secqre Uabilities • do~m iJ, 1.2U pm ' H. G Wesl.surgeon, said, "Veter~ns Mem· IPieasant: Kenneth Kmlfs, Hart: own and Laudermllt knocked The name of Dale E. Rlfne, and for other purposes ···· ---··· --- ·---· • 548,000.00 dulm 23,9 40 p.m., C. V. Har· lonal hospital has a dedJcated ltord · Ve~l B. Tuttle, Tuppers down a fourth down pass. FINED $10, COSTS Racme, was omitted from a list Loans as sbowa above are after deduction n~r up 23, l:IO a. m., Valley nursmg staff which Is a big as.l Plai~S Dorsal E Larkms Lung Qu~rterback Bob Werry ran Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le· 1 of men called for their pre-in. of reserves of --- -...... -· - --· --·-- $ 2f,48'7.2t 1· PAUL KUlF..S, Assistant C.esh•cr, of the above named '.1 1 dfl::.!Wrter up :lJ, 6 35 8· m.; set." Dr. Ehlmger also praised B t '. M ca~l Davis' Syra-' the hme out and the Panthers gar fined Otho Tracy Pome1 oy ductwn phys1cala at fort Hayes J. S. Lewts down Greenup UOI other employees of the hospit· ot o~,oh:~ Frick Rt Porn·~ returned home with sweet VIC· $10 and cost• for ;ntoxlcatio~ Monday. bank do hereby dedare that thJS report of condiUon I• true llld p m ; lrene (holm down Green· a!. I~~~e; Mrs. Arthur H~. Rl. t l tory. Coaches Bill Porter and Tuesday night. cor• cct to the best vf my knowledge and belwf. up 9 10 p. m.: Helen R. up l Mr Rideout said t tl l y b A G Paul Kloes were pleased With · PAULE, KLOES lueenup 1U ;):) p. m.' Charles Iof the meetmg tha~ Itle wcoouslde MiddiSeport ; ~o Mert ·RalarhneSr, their team and singled out Max FIREMEN CALLED EVERYBODY COME! r Wt e, flhe ud~rlersigncld ddlfectors attest the C<lrrectneSJ of thfl G d. . Jr., yracuse, rs. P . F . epor u con nwn an' e-dare that 1t n3s been examinecl by 1 h. duwn reenup, ~ 1 mght .., A·1 be almost unposs1ble to thank IGraves, Pomeroy; Mrs. Melvm 01m~r for pra1se for an out- The Pomeroy Fire depart· Southern Local Athletic Boost- Uli a11d to ll•t best ot OW' lmowled&e and beJief is true and lun i.pehyr_down lireenup 1... 4U everyone who played a part m L Forester Rt 2 Racme· Mrs. slandmg petfurmance offensive- mu wa 9 sumrnooed at ·1:53 • ef9 President Mason Fisher correct a. m.; Allee up M~ldahl 3 25 , the hospital's success. R·. Douglas Hal~, Rt. 2 weilston; ly and defenstvely. The fan. p.m. Tuesday a J!ush l urges all interested persons , FRED R. CARSEY, JR. ~ m., Lo<:klarut Mccl.ay down Atlendmg were Dr. Ehhnger, ,Mrs. Malcolm D. Davis, Jack· !hers journey to Wahama thts fire on the pro~ Rl'.jard :auend 'J~IIlll'l'lisl!la1 7 3 · C WAYNE SWISHER Dlrectore. 14, 2 50 p m.; Frankltn Pierce Dr. Ptckens, Custer, Howard son; Mrs. Verite G. River•, j\t. ~ursday to bailie the unbeat. Seyler, Ltncoln Hill. Itonigtii at •the hill! '\l<.'ltdd[• THERON JOHNSON duwn Me!dahl 5 p. m , HarCJett Nolan, Bob Jacobs, Bob Wmg-ll Wheelersburg; Mrs. Clayton. eD Falcon8, _::::::"::::...:::...:::..~:...:=~·~_!===============,;,,;,;,-' 1 M down Meldahl 7.25 p. m.; eu, Robert Clark, Dr . F. M !Polmg, Jr., Rt. 2 Wellston; l;cuoge Gerow up Meldahl 11· 1 Cluff, Charles R. Karr, Sr., ' Mrs. Ralph E. Beatty, Rt. 2 .30 p. ~- · Eltstern down Mel· l Dr J. H. Rtdgway, Bernard Wellston; Mtss Sh1rley Ann LEAF PICKUPS NOTED dahl 2:1a a. ~_' ' DIXIe Spirit Fultz, Dr. Thomas McGowan, I Jones, Rt. 2 Chillicothe; Mrs. . dowo _Me~dahl :uo a. m. Leo Vaughan Bob Hoeflich Har.!Donald E. Irons. Jackson, . Th~ leaf collection schedule , ballipohs Dam - L>ubby No. ol~ Sauer, Russ Brown, Wayne James w. Harrell, Greenup, , 10 Middleport waa announced to2 ~P ;,25 P· m.; Zimmer up Gtbbons, Hany Allen, Andrew Ky.; Anthony R. Cook, ~oalton; day. . 1U ..lt! p. m., H. E. Bowles down Cross, Earl Clark, Dr. R. T. Harry E. Loydig New flor·' On Mondays, leaves wtll be ~2 , 45 ~-5/Jm.; AlleEnlRh. Mernll ~al, Pete Shields, G. R. enc-e, Pa. ' BOT ttedn in the first ward, on own : a. m.; iS a Woods ornpson, Russell Cullums Or. Blrtbs ues ays, second ward and re- 1 up _~:4!1 a.. m.; Helen Z. down Carl Thompson, Dr. Harry ' My· 1 Mrs. George W. Byus, Pt. peat call• In the first ward to 4.4;, a. m., OYEC and Lucy 11ers, Dr. R. D. Heaton, Dr. J. M. Pleasant, daughter, 2:41 a.m. p~aces lhat were mtssed. The Jane Lucas up o::W a. m.; Jos. , Grubb and Mr. Rideout, TueSday; Mrs. R. Douglas ptck-up. schedule for Wednes· eph Jones down 8 a. m. Hale, Rt. 2 Wellston, twins, a days wlll be in the third ward, Kaaawba IUver - Solvay TWO CHARGES MADE and daughter, 9,55 a. m. ; lhe fourth ward on Thursdloysi down Marmet 5:33 a. m., Chrll'. Le 1 p·k . Tuesday· Mrs Malcolm 0 Da.' and on Frtdays the filth ward. Jr. up Winfield 7:20 p, m.: Beas er I e, Racme, ' · · ver down Winfield 3 a.m., El- been arrst~ and taken to court Jac~.S<m, son, 11 :44 a.m. _.,...~:::f gercliff up Winfield 5·15 a. m. by _the Me~gs County sheriff's Tuesday ' Mrs. Ralph E. Beat· ·~1), rtment on two charges, dri- ty , Rt.T 2 dWellstMon, son,..,~2:50 1 vmg witiJ license under p.m., ues ay; rs. '-.n:rald FINED $Z · and failing to transfer suspen. . s1on Ji. Cox, Rt -"" Ga11·ipo IIS 1 son, 6:55 Mtddleport mayor Lee Smith cense Pike pleaded 1 .1 p.m. Tuesday. Tuesday evening fined Edward to both and was relea:~ ~~~~~ Dl11cbarged Newman Burdette, 26, Middle. bond until a later dale Arthur C. Brooks, Mrs. Clyde port, $2 and costa for parking · Conley. Angela S. Dennison, Mr iilg:ainst traffic, Ben E'achus, Mrs. Ernest Eden, Mrs. Mary Hale, Titu• G. Hos. Ierman, Mrs. Paris W. Linkous, -.,~~~~ (Continuer' from page l) Arthur D. Love, Mrs. Beuford j WEATHER volut1on when Leningrad was Lyons, Mrs. Fern Sheets, Mrs, Partly cloudy and cool 00 . , llllrned St. Petersburg. Edrocean Southard, Miss Dol· .!._!..t,..U; night with scattered frost low ly Stephenson, Mrs. Samuel F. In 30s. Thursday fair west and 0 RANGE, CAUF. Sturgeon, Robert G. Swick, Lee CROSS HARDWARE 10utlt A little cooler, ''!h1eves Anonvmous," a Jumor 1 Thompson, Mrs. Clyde Wil· - ---·high school club which required Hams. ot. 2nd Avo, • ATLANTA O::i This E dence 1 quest~~s a~~ ~a;~sf~mb~rs Incontestable On VJ'ola.ti"on pomeroy 1 Oth Club 1 12 Wm'ner ~\e_J eted ....., or -THE.FARMERS' BANK ror murd: SAVINGS COMPANY ·~, C::":"ec~!~;.·::~~:b:::~ ~nt:.~co.::~: ~!.:..:-: Mrs. Healy D'Ies Tuesday : 77 Hospital is In the Black Kiver news r • 1 1 ure . H 'tal N P.l r I I 3 1 I 1 \ to-M ! ...:__:.._ _:..:....:.,:::::.___ I I 1 .,::. :~:~t:!!J ~=: w:: ~e:: ~a~ ~~ow~t ththeMfi~st all h_ay Is too mature to be the Norris Quartet from Racine. \ prizes, Albert T. Roosh, • 1tart, W. Va.; was winner of "I Canadian Winter Falr to be ronto, Nov. 15 and wlU reported Tuesday n'•ht at I cooperaUve to be l die Ohet~s classtfied as dairy feed. Durmg .a drawmg for door prominent dairyman from Le. ltwo.day t.r1p bv plan• to t.be t held Nov. 12::al. He will be Nov. 16 with all ~ • '6 • ea ng 10 "Most cows are JUst plain flown to the exposition at To. by Landmark. meetmg of area dairy farmers 1m increased sales of beef, dairy hungry," he said. "Fe<d doesn't at Saltabury School, spoll!Ored land poultry feeds. cause• mastitis, nor does grain Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., ()ct. by the Pomerny Landmark COr , Mr. Laughlin also outlined feeding cause swelling in dairy operaUve. pJans for future expansion in- cows at calving time." Fred McLaughlin, manager of eluding a new $1 million bulk Noting the increased accepli· feed asles for the Ohio LanJI. feed processmg plant at Wosh· bility of urea as a substitute for mark Cooperative Assn., said [nglon C. H., which will cut natural protein, the animo! that ln 1964 the Jocsl farm sup- ltansportation coots to thi• I trition expert predicted that ply outlet wao second In Ohio area. thls chemical would be the ~-~!l._.lonnage gain on dairy Dr. Wm. Tyznik, of the main source of datry feed pro· ~ of Animal Science, Ohlo tein 1n the near future. ONLY University, was the main He closed with a plea for 130.00 Down - l1lanoe en er. In a talk spiced greater use of dairy products Irnor, he poked fun at fads Conv.nitnr Term~ in the modern diet. Ifood and feeds and sald, "Ia the nnest diet that farmers should feed in the World." meet the production ability Entertainment consisted of 1 ,.~~NW;m'!:::~ ~ ,:" ve;il ~7'' music and humorous skits by I HAPPY GUYS - Albert T. Roush, Letart, w. Va., left, above, is a happy guy as FURNITURE CO. Chrl!tlan Service was observed : Ty ik pleaded for (Landmark Manager Jack Carsey of Pomeroy awards him trip to Toronto's famous MASON, W. VA. al the morning worship service ~~:":yl~e th~~a~y;: cent Na~onal/dat~ next! tmhonfth. At right i~ Dr. William. ~z~ik of Ohio State University, on Sunday at the .Mason Mellur , . . as e po e un a e armors of Oh10 and West Vtrgmta. iiiiiii~=ijiijiijjjijjijjijjijjijjiiijiiiiiii.;.~;.~~ dist Church. Mtl. D. D. M()D: Auxil' PI loya, past president of tbe w.. 1ary anK man's Society of Cbrlolian Ser· Dining Out Nov. 10 pice in the Wee! Vlrg~ Con· MASON - The Ladles • ference, rave the anmversary iary of the Mason MASON - Mrs. D. L. Dud· address. . Fire Department at a ding, Mason, and her nieee, Mrs. The women of the orcaruza· meeting voted tD eat out on Nile Casto, entertained with a llon conducted the devotional November lOth at the Point program. Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Pleasant Resort. A short get , Ulgether honoring Sgt. president of the society, had ness me<ting wlll follow in Firs! Class Gael A. Dudding of the call to '.forship; Mrs. Ru., assembly room Mason, at the Casto home at ~..sell Capehart, the collect; Mrs. Fire Chief, Bti.. Wil•on, spoke Red House, W. Va., recently. Charles Yeq Scrl t Sgt. Dudding, the son of Mrs. I er, pure reaJI. briefly, regarding equipment D. L. Dudding, will leave the ng; Mrs. Margaret Pickens the needed by the Volunteer Ff'e first of November fol· Korea mornmg prayer and Mrs. Mar- Department. the group voted van Frame, the worship wlth to have a S!Rlp .sale at town hall where he will be stationed for titheo and offerings. The choir on October 3001. The president sometime. He has been in the THIS COUPON AND THE sang Make Me A Blessing." Mrs. Earl Ingles, presided dur· Army for 17 years, The bened1cflon was by Mrs. ing the business meeting. Attending were his wife, Mro. ? I PURCHASE OF $2.00 Howard Van Maire. Attending were Mrs Ingles Gael Dudding and four children Mrs. Dallas Cadle was the Mrs. Howard Johnson ·the ho~ Mason; Mr. and Mrs. Jame; OR MORE ENTITLES I program leader on Sunday eveJI: tosses, and Mro. Bli;, Wilson K. Dudding, son, Mason; Mra. PERMANENT TYPE YOU TO PURCHASE UP tng whtch began with a potluck Mrs. Mae Taylor, Mrs Leste; D. L. Dudding, Mr. snd Mrs. I dln~r for the women and their Dodson, Mrs. Jack · Nile Casto and daughter. BrenTO 2 GALLONS OF famtllea. A f~!m entitled •·uv. Mrs. Paul Bocook, Mrs. _Eher da; Miss Alma Luikhart, Red ANTI-FREEZE AT THIS Jng Respol!SO wu shown. Roush and Mrs. Bill Davis. House; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammock, Red House; Mrs. LOW - LOW PRICE PER GALLON Frances Luikart and three chil· dren, Belle; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Honaker and son, New Albany, LIMIT 2 GALLONS Ohto: Mrs. Charles Scyoc and children, Parkersburg; Mr. Mrs. Charles Rollins, Grand. view; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Luikhart and three sons, Nitro; Mrs. Juanita Ward and son FLOORING, No. 2 pina - low II 121hc ft. Dale, Huntington; Fred ' hart, Clarence, Iowa. WITH COUPON FRAMING lew • $95 M. Mr. Dudding's wife and child. 1• ren will reside ln Masot1 -' "' 1• MENS ALL RUBBER PLYWOOD - - - - law IS 3.25 sheet her husband Is away. She is a native of Frankfort, Gtrmany. SHEATHING - - - - law 11 10c ft. :.:=.u I fHE DAILY SENTINEl the stealing or s1oo worth merchandise for initiation DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF been uncovered by police • MEIGS-MASON ARIA Officers reported Tu.l•sd!'.Y that the club had 22 members •:=..".:~, "..~:!~i•t..-u•o~::_~r a_mong, students at Yorba Ju· Publlttleo •'"" llfternoo, ueqt ruor High School. Its existence I1Uid1J b' n.. O.tuo vau~ey Pabll•b was dl~ na Cumpu11, uo "'oteb•nlt !lt., Pom: ""'"vered When four boys '"'· Ohjo, 40tH B1111n- 0 f tIe 1 - aged 12 to 14 - Were taken ~bou Wl' MUll. ldltorlll Phl'lnl INY into Ul&7 custody Monda y for aile.. J:Dqrec~ u M-t:ona e1w r...tllqa gedly tryin to t aJ :I.IUM at tbe POl; offici a f Pomeroy g 8 e B l2(1(1 lhlo tar from a music company A NaUonaJ lllihert'-1!11 !'epfl!lltnliU f'fth • Jotttnelll tamball, IDe., 343 Lex~:: I youth escaped. ~rL A._., N"ew ~ l'ork Cit). N•w POSTS BOND Willia ffi Tef-b, 25, Dunbar 1Nikl tJII 1 D•lb' IID.tLDI.I otnce tt5AO: m \'t. Va., was arrested Tuesday aonua.. 17.80; tbru montbJ l31ilCh a, b p 11otor aouw •h•.-. e~rrter ;....~ Y omeroy pollee oo a charge u.t naJI.Ibll. oo• monlh 11.30: a, of runnina a red Ught · Te<t I U1l ou ,.., 110.00: SIJ manW. ue SII.Jib Tbne OIODthi, t3.00. posted $25 bond. u.n1er rata: O.llver-.4 wun naU1b1e 30 CIDta Olle ,.U ln ld..,:lnCt tl 0 - - ---""' 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 Anniversary of WSCS Held at , . Mornmg SerVICe MASON c;· 1 l Sg . Dudding is Honored Guest At Get togeth er A N Masks _ 1Oc up Wigs ___ 49c • Bltck H1ts _ 39c Balloons _ 10c CHECK OUR • LOW PRICES COSTUMES TO FIT AU KIDDIES 98c ·• $1.59 and SJ.98 VOTE FOR ROBERT BURDETTE TRUSnE SALISBURY TOWNSHIP eEXPERIENCED eQUALIFIED Your Vote and Support Apprecietecl Pd. Pol. Adv. • Party Goods Mothers hold ' Annuol Party law 11 12c ft. CEILING TILE · ... INSULATION low Black.Orango 12" Toporo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pirouetlo 12" Candln Navolly H'.llaw"n Candln 15c Ia Cackloll Napkins Rog. Stu Nopkina 10c 15c 59c 35c 35c rl ' • Bulk Candies =======-~35c-39c 35~ ,. , , , ·t••• ... 400,0()0. .. .. . ..,._, ·~ >I> ... lb, lb. • • REQ ldOF .HOGG & ZUSP,AN. . MATERIALS CO. · ·.· .. " ' ·, ·'· ' 100 COUNT BOTTLE REG. 89c SIZE COMPARE AT $5.98 dedication. 'nle members said the Moth: en Prayer, fol!owe4 by ,. of ~~~ llei'Vecl by the hos- DISCOUNT~ blileto to Mrs. William Lewis Mrs. · Cook, Mr ~: ~· JilDOI·· Reymontl Lleving, ltfio. Joseph !Jah, Mrs. Earl EWillll, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs. Wf!Jon, Mrs. James Jurelj, lira. Maline Rlcl:ant, M Donal~ ~ Mrs, l>aonJ,,.YOD- ALL,.CARS OF at " .. -· · ., . ·~. ~. I!lllwtll'd . ... :.Jftl, Llsla- Zertle, Mrs. N o:h D ·• Sivaekltamer; · Mra. Waju White Elephant Sale ill Conducted ~ ~· 'rlt~ SUd$hlne Class •al the MIIGII Melbotllst Church conducted a Whlle Elephant sale at their meeting Thursday al the home of Mrs. Donald II ;:~,eo:;~ fa Mason. Proceeda II 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR• . Auto. Tnu. Lllt:e New, All White. One Local 0wDer · =."nd IUO~ Mrs. \Jnlne MEJROPOLIJAN MOTORs 'll :._Cb,itrleo .riol!ll!-. . 1961 FORD GAUXIE 2 DR. IJirftop. Clean IIIII Nlt:t the tllle were contributed loWII'tl buying an ampDIIer for .dtttte.b. The president, Mrs. Albel't Swatzel, presided dutlftg tile businesi meeting. The' lfOUP discussed the posllblty of gelllq a blstory wrtl- II!! claaa. lin:: Doaaltl Fostesong ~. al .' . ·-·· pre: ~ the deYOiionalB. FoDow· !::.~•YI!'. relreslunenllt ""!esliOB . were Mra. Fog!• liOtll and Mrs. Everett 11tomaa. Atlendlng were Mrs. Marvan J'rame, !IJ'o. WilHam Fry, Mrs. Reubea Stewart, Mrs. Eber ~ Utreba and HiJ. MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY Christmas Wrap Paper • 6 Allort.d Rollo 8·sc • e504 lnchn por pkg. e26 inchn Wldo Camparo at $1.59 pkg. CURLING RIBBON c box PLASTIC 'fUMBLERS 11: sac REG. $1.10 VALUE .. .~t' ·-, · ;- .. ~· ~· .. '.· .· Cake Stand eAN IDEAL GIFT ITEM REG. $1.00 VALUE TEXTURED NYLONS First Quality Each BONANZA Discount Prices HOUDAY COLORS R•g.39c-72in.Vflda NYLON NET FOR DECORATING c yd 10 QT. SIZE PWTIC PAll CRYSTAL PEDESTAL TYPE .00 6 ASST. SPOOLS PER BOX TOTAL OF 450 FEET OF HOLIDAY COLORS Comporo II $1.00 ROUND OR SQU'ARE 1P QT. P~STIC ·DISH PANS c · ~ -- '-'. "rJ.~ •.,.. . .... ,' REG. 79c SIZE BAYER ASPIRINS A short hualness meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Danny Yonker. The group vot. ed unanimously to buy a pole lor a flower placed at the new Mason Post Office at the lime MASON, W. VA. c BLADES esses. ' S.. "'- ·lftCI Many Others 1t • , . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 12 in BOOTS . - Mothera Club Mason held Its annual Hallow· ten masquerade party at the home of Mrs. George Burns with Mrs. Mel Clark and Mrs. thomas McGowan as eo-host- Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing ANTI-FREEZE STAINLESS STEEL e Huvy Cleated Soln efar Outdoor Min gal. 3.60 PAINT All Power. Sea ThiJ Ont "Trade Merk ft. Alto All Reloted Mattrloll ond Fr" Delivery ·1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON • •' Mol '. • ' . " ~ ! Candy Cam , . . , . . ; . - - - - - - - - 35c lb. Candy Pumpldna lt.llaMlxot r 4~c 11 One Local o-. Nke Appropriately, wt installed the 300,DOOt~ p~o~~ ... •Patty is symbolic of Ohio's future ••• bright, -a lovely white Starlite*-in the homt of -Miss . :growinft'Jt1111f.~ing. ~•r mort th.an 2,000 tm• Patty M.rtz otT Oh' M' M. . ··~ ployees now are worktng for I better future in roy, . 10 ' . 111· trtz recent..,, ·' communications fvr you through growtll an4 was crowned Homecomtng Queea·for ·Trop Higli , . -continuous iM""'vtmenb0 And, Ollr n""t pi"'School ' ' • " '• r•• •A - >• New Gillette INSULATED PANELING - - - - law 11 4.25 sheet 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON .· •· <s_ I I I L-------- What Do You Need For Remodeling? • • . . One hundNd thousand ••• 200,000-, , , As you can 111 by her photo above, she and her and now it's 300,0oo' 'Fhat's how maliy tilt· ' .Storlite are steady friends. The 17·ytllr.old, blue-eyed Miss chose her bedroom as the set." phones we now Hl"t'e in Ohio. Arid we're proud of it. Because it's folks like you who helped ui- ting for her Stcirlitt. Of cou111. Her phone it inscribed tt tRark the occasion. reach this new milestone. · . u • ~".' ----------- A Ml tRUI BU'fSl A new num'be.r • • . 300,000! Bonanza Buys For Thurs., Fri., Sat.-Oct. 28-29-30 z .. Halloween Headquarters! B 0 N 1 UPJ • [ Brle S ;.. ·Local Co-op Feed Sales ~re Reported in Second Straight Year of . I . 3 FAMOUS $1.98 VALUE ITEMS WAGON WITH BLOCKS 4 PC. ARE FIGHTER BIG SIZE BOWLING sm sm Wagon Loaded With Rounded Corner Blocks 111 'l'ri.Colored Plns--2 Bowllnt Of Safe PiUtiC R... $1.98 Bilk ' ......,... �'- .. ' I ., • ' I ' . . . . . . . ..... .... __ •.1 ' ~ • • • ;#".""~ · ' ·- ..... t .• ~ -v II ' .. ~ ' ~ ·~ - ' . .. · · - ··- ~- - ~ - · • . ... ~- ~ •,I . eon Mrs. John F. 8ally, Mrs. John . dl epo rt • 0 ·• _Oct· 27 ' 1965 lO·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Mid It Cut Ier. n&•.llII11 t'wn Hell .1 • d ___ __ _ fnititltion h Held Sewing Club Group ~~:,;;,:..:,:...,. .........-. ...-,..--.......----.-:-----~ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blakes • , b Enterl(une , lee visited in Ann Arbor. Mtchl-, f'or New 0/lr<·ers By Rrttlurul f llA. M Grace Holter entertain· gan, over the MWilh I Th b-disiTLcl Methodist ' Formal ini tia lLon of new mem-1ed second Monday Sewmg and y held an in· bers -lleld when the Rut- club Monday evenmg at her I r , Moinlr About Scott, Mra. Russ Walson. Mrs. , Wilham Sheridan Sr., Mrs. P I I eop e n I George Baer and Mrs. Wtlham brot~r ' tee.~end Ill~ am~y., r.w~~ ~ t~ ~ llo~ship ta Dl• s ;~~ w•· ~er~~:,;:i. Wn~.ruw~·~r~l :~~ ~rs\,!~~sf:. fue~~:! ~~~a!~o~e ~~:~~g f~~~dn:on1!~: ~~~e~sh~~~~'"~~,{au~~~ :.~~~ =e;~~;i~~~~ :~ ~:e~;':,! Pcmeroy .. Mrs. J. C. Farrell, Mrs. Es· : Wilham Kmght. ::he :th "';ru~;;"'r:?ar~ha Cook evening at the Syracuse Meth- l ty at the High School. ing . Mtss Eleanor Robaon relill Moore, Mrs. DUford Farrell ; Mr and Mrs. William Dill· lor women. Mrs. odist Church. . Initiated Sandy Tucker, celved a birthday gift from her and Mrs Damon Farrell ard ot Lancaster and Paul Wll· i Blakeslee lived at this resl- Officers installed Included Lm- Barbara Dt on, Btllle Carter, secret pal. in Charleston, W. Va. lao! wee ' liam Dillard of flllliards wore 'dence while a student at the ·da Henderson, president; SUS·I Lucille Jacks, Terri . Mtller: A salad course was serve by ~~~r':si~ence we~ funeral~ -~ ·R.,.. Janie]~ S~tthk/Phy~ ·~ lo atte,nd brother. the gue:;ts of Mr. and Mn. I' University of Michigan. Ian Winebrenner, vtce presl· l Lmda Betz, the hostess to Mrs. Paul Kloes, formero Josep 6h:. '" !sunday I Harry Keiser. Blakeslee also visited his Mr. 91· dent; and Douglas Oowson, sec-1 hs Markms, Juan a ;,tc-de Mr! George Schneider Mrs. ftlh : and Mrs John Jordan father, A. H. Blakeslee retary-treasurer. The Rev. Wen· t'atty Matson. A leWIS, Mrs. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. C. B Weese of .Columbus were land family at St. Johns, Michl- dell Stutler was A skit will Wood, Mrs. James Clatworthy,l ar ,~~,,Marcia Ka~r spenl'weekend guests of her parenll, gan. MYF counselor. c_ "' res't ~ resented on the project, Miss Martha Howell, Mtss Rob10 S; turday In Galltpoht and Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Over the weekend Mr. and kina, Pomeroy, '10 Career and You.. by , son and MISS MyrtLS Kay Par- , ll ·r 1:'\ Pmng Miss Karr was hon· , · Mrs. Melvin Circle of Spring· dent ot the county . • h ' ker. 1 0 • year-<~ld an~'daughter ~~:ne~r fo~u~~ Ro~rt -~J ~ The f~shion , r **""ifi,..fl!;ll~~""'fott~r 'Is Court _StreetPomeroy _ VJSJ~ 1~ NE~ryo:,nhill Rmot~er, ·.:-: v~~~;~~"'•"~. BONE WHITE Bread world hails -easywear knits SUI • I PhiQiul'tpllitys SrinssteanrdsfasshtioynlecooSrsh.op 2 • • • • ·ptece th • birthday dinner at Mr and Mn Jack CummmaJff ld i ited 'th be 515 . ter charge of the meetmg. Refresh~~~ members of the C apter. - - - · - --- - .... ~~~~~i<>~"'· 0 e or Wl and famtly of Columbus spent r e . VS WI r . . ' ments were served by the host - -. tht> Evans Steak H us . r the wE-ekend with their par- JeMifer Blakeslee and ~th hiS church following the meetmg. . Mrs Dwight Parker and d'lu· ,ents, Mr ann Mrs Floyd Cum· Mrs. Mary Circle of ,; ghter Miss Myrtis Kay ' Mrs . . mins and Mr and Mrs. VIctor acne. Mrd. anh rsR. th l h e / and aug ler u ~ nn av £ Rober1' Morril Sr. aod Wt·u·tam Brown. I Sunshine Cl11ss to relurned a vacat1on to Iill y,... n~ spent tbe weekend m Mrs Nora Roush was the Girls of Troop 100 N York Cil They visited ,~ r.h 'o1-la!ker with Mr. and Mrs. Wtl· Mon<hty luncheon guest ol Mrs. Serve Ele('tion Dtr~· ew points ol'interest includ· l'~ Saturday, rhev at· Charles Withrow. H D R many ch·na ~ l. nded th! ·wedding· of M 1 s s Mr and Mrs Homer Casto ave ay at otan Plans were made Lo serv~ ing Umted Na tions, 'be ' d 1,· Rhanda Kay Young returned home Monday , aft er al Girl Scout Troop 100 spenl the annua1 El eL11on · day dinner l 'l'own , Statue ld' F ot Wh L1 I rty there an "$! r P !a June Eichinger spent ten dayt> visit m Columbus wtth la ~t Saturday at Camp Rotan when the Sunshme Makers Class I The Wor :Stl mr. ded' elh U 't !& Created by Master Craftsmen · cast0 · Mr · Sl· Barnht allen e Telem · ~, . lndependenl the auweekend a1 Slew art w1th ' Mr and Mrs. Luc1en in Athens where hikes wore tak- me 1 recentlY '" the annex of. ed 1 ht>r grandparents. Mr and Mrs alsu vtstted Mr. and Mrs. en and the group worked on the Syracuse F'trst Um!Pd Pre~- ~ hun/;~:ociatJOn Conv ention. I'" Tills is your special invitation to see our best R~x O'Brien. . ur Roush, Mr. and Mrs. ~aul knots. Spending the day were bytenan Church. I P . ---·- j ~ choice of ladies' and men 's rings. You'll find just Mrs. carl Moore and Miss iCaslo .and Mr. and Mrs. Ttmo- Melissa Rizer. Shelia F'olrner, The menu is to be baked : Gent-v ieve Stobart .we~e Mon-: thy 81shop. . Beverly Smith, Debbie ~hling- chicken, mashed potatf>es, nooBOYS about anything your bear! desires. Why not, lay day visitors in Gathpohs. I Mr. and Mn. Glenn Dtll er. Cunnle Radford, Conme Lan: dies. dressing, green beans, slaw SPICE TAN away for Christmas now? ,\1iss Virgini a K1dder of Co- tur~ h~~ Mo~day, _after . nlng. COnme Grueser, Y1ck1 pie and coffee. Prices are ad-1 1 lumbus visited Mon~ay after~: wee~ s ~!Sit at ~olumbla, Clark, Darlene Michaels, F'lor_a~ u!ts $1 and school children 50 " r1oon, with Mrs. Oess1e Patter· soun, with her SlS~er, ~nell Burney. B~cky . Seelig, cent~. Refreshments were serv-1 Shelly Clark, Dtanna Ridgway, ed by the hostess, Laura PickMary Carleton, and Ann Oh- ens. Present were Agnes White, $5.99 linger. Accompanying the group Helen Harris, Esther Harden, av,.3 ___ ' were Donna Ohl.inger, le.ader, Genevieve Schneider, Margaret ! und Ca rol Oh!mger, a.-cststant Cottrill and James Autherson . . l~tder; Betty Folmer, and Wan- Hostess of the November 19, 1 da Rizer. Two guests were meet ing wil1 be Naomi London. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . I Gwen Folmer and Kim Ohlin- I ' ger. ed THIS WEEK over~ n~med ~o':::ty ~rv~~~=~ ;:ll~g. ou;,r~~g ~s eI Covered with each and purchase each only Butter , CASSEROLE $5J)() :::..s 99 •••••• featuring Our Best Selection fro~ Rl NGS r---Fresh or Paradile Valley Fresh Froze!n---, U.S. Gov. 11Uipected Fruh Frying F1ece Clrlcken 1 Do livered Frfth From The Farm Dally To Insure f=reshn"' 1 51••• 1 DAYS CONTAC CAPSULES 1 I VICKS FORMULA 44 ,. -'- 81c R••·'Bc - Reg. $1.49 ·--- WHITI lAIN Hair Spray Rtg. $1.49 - --- 99c Roll-On Deodorant ~~·- 63c. Reg. 3Sc Nolo Book Holder FrM with Purch111 Notebook Folder THE SHOE BOX 39c VILLAGE CUT-RATE RACINE, 0. Bethel 62 Meets ~fond11y Evening , Bethel No. R2 of the International Order of Job's Daughters mel in regular sesslon Monday . evening at the Pomeroy Mason. ic Temple. JP.nnifer Blakeslee honored queen, presided and opened lh f' meeting in ritualistic form. Suni da y. October 31. was set as ~o · to church Sunday and Council ,., . .. ~,.~·,.,~w,.,.,., ... -.,.......,.,... · members and Daughters will meet in front or the United Me- :·.·· th•Jdi!-it rhu rch at 10:15 a.m. Plans were made for lin itlallion at the November 22 meet ing. •< .:·~ The report of the inspectiOn held Ortober II was given and the Bethel received a grade of ex~ cellent in thelr work. The next ' ··' · . meetins wiU be Monday, Noi vember 8. ~If . ~~. Quarter• lb. 39c Leg Quarters _ lb, Z9c Wlwle Legs ___ lb. 19c Dru1118tick• .... - ... lb. 19c Thigm ..·---... lb. 49c WHOLE FRYERS B00T ;--"..---...................,......-...__..--.-...._._-;! Brea~~t lb. Plumtt, juloy vouot Prt... -lolly How do I get·Haviland Chinaon a pottery income? Top Value Stamps, that's how! - ""' .... lo .... - -· · •KROGER VEAL SALE'' / Gonu.., Otuek: Roast •••• •• --. lb. 55c Breast _. ___for.llulllhf _... ___ . ... 39c Round Steak Cutlets _II>. $1.29 Rib Chops -----------· .. 89e 99 Lo• Ch m ops -·----·-- · ... c ,, ,... tall Liver ••• _- ••• --- ... 79c wemers • ••••• ; .. _. Bulkl-Ib. 49c Dry Salt Pork ~- c:.-'... .. 49c Kahn's Weiners ------ .. 69c Soloml, P&P Leol, Dtluxo Lool, Leof, Uvw Leof Kahn's LWlch Meats . ';;, 57c Fruit Pies ........ 3 ~ zgc ....._ •. .:.',.·.:. , .... t._,.r· ,. ·... Towels __ ---- _.• --- 3 ro::.~ $1 Margarine ..••. _••• &:-.., $1 -TrMtllbd Pineapple ••..... __ 3 No~,. $1 Biscuits •_•_. _. . • 12 ':.. 89e ....._ ~ Chunk Tuna .. _--- 3 ':: 89e lee Milk------------• .... 39c K_........,.._-...., I I' I I ~r. I CATSUP MARGARINE PAL ' ·= ·. I l I JZ ct. I• 0111 Processed Cheese ::"'.. _3 11oo. $1.89 pkg. MaDeU House Coffee •••• 1 ! 89e Fluffo Shortening-~----- 3 ~ 87e Dog Yummies 19c ----·------..... -------------- ------ Pork & 151~ Creme Sandwich ~ .o:": __ n..... 39c Sunshine Cheez-lts •. _••••. ::"' 31c Palmolive Soap ......................~., 3/39c oz. c:ana Cashmere Bouquet Soap :: 4/ 40c Deodorant Soap _. .........3 59c ·<IF CGII Ad·- --------------------~· t:."' 85e Peaches ~::, Vel Powder~.':". 2 ,.. 73c Rose Lotion Vel Liquid _. _::. 65c Fresh Cauliflower __ .... 29c Ajax AU-Purpose Cleaner es lbt. lorspo KRAFT OIL S9c qt. ··~resbourl", And where do you get Top Value Staiape? At the better swres, that's where! your extra dividend, the bonlJ!I ~ your shopping dollars worth more. WAID CROSS' SONS . •' , ... . ,. ,.... 5-piece setttna. 4 41&,... T• VII-. \ --111..., 59c. ' .' . " . !:25c ... ~ ....... _, .. ....../IIVII I • ' "' • • i . •.., .. , I t, • ' I Cold Power------------ ;: %/71c 1 PHMYAMI .' c Florient Aerosol •__ •_. _•• -;:.- 59c RIHIIW Pet~~~Uta .I .., 8h ..... \ ~ ------------------~ 3le Action Bleach Packets •__ •. ::' 79c .. Yout dollar'$ worth that gives~- lb. bag Bruael Sprout. -·_.SSe ., Ajax Cleanser --------- ::"" 2 I 33t . . . . . . , . .... -Ttllli: .. .,................ llf• Apple Citl.r from evttyo:~ar Melmac to elqVIIite booe chift!l, 1'0P Yelue ,..,..PI bH 1 selec!UMl. Hevilend i 34c Soaky ------------------- ~ 69c • Rome Apples ..... NEW IACIN 1!, OHIO 1s ... Ajax Floor & Wall Cleaner t!:· 29c 3 89c 3~g~. 89c 4 MORTON - P;;:n.. :;: 2 I 45c Ajax Laundry Detergent : 2 I 73c --~~~· 89c FROZEN CREAM PIES lb. Instant Coffee. __$U9 ,Folger's _____________________ c ................ lb. 1'/o lb. cans MORTON OM Mum Spray Deodorant •••• : .. 98e llrw with your chicrw• d!Anor. 2 FROZEN HONEY BUNS with this coupon and purcha~~e of Baby Ruth & Butterfinger ..... 59e CA»ffee ---~--------.~$1.19 Orange Juice ------ 5 ~ $1 Kotex ------------ 2 ~ 99c Bayer Aapiriu ____::, 52e 2 89C PARKAY - - - - - - 1 9-oz. pkg. of Kroger French Friu MlttoloMIIII- • v.,;. · ·." ''·"t'l'' KRAFT CABBAGE 4c Dinne-,..Rolls Soup ••"••••••••••• 6 N;.;,:, $1 Big "K" Drinks ..•• 12 n:, $1 ................. .,..... ........ 1'1 ... Flour........ ------------10 ~ 79c Cheese------------ 2 ... 49e .,.tllulrt J· • ARMOUR - - PEANUT BUTTER -It a c._"~ G FREE! ~ 19c DEL MONTI _ _ BEEF STEW a.- COUPON Ideal Reg. Dog Food .••• •:, 2/35e MllrtOII L lb. ,.._ Mid rMfW tvn41r m..t llYn lilY K-WIIIto&Aiurlodc.!or SAUSAGE lb, 49c Liver~ --.... . lf!. 89e Giblets -··-·-·-- lb. Z9c Backs & Necks .. lb.JOc Wings .. ..- - lb. 19c VALUABLE "Kroger Brand Fresh Frozen Poultry Sale" 20-oz. pkg. Jiffy Breaded Veal. Turkeys •• ~·-~· lb. 39c Game Hens ·::'~ .. 59c Kroger Ducklings __ •~'! ~-~ ~ __ .. __ ... 49e ~==========: Biscuits ___ ~ ~-~1':"::? _:: 41 39e "< }~ '! BEEF LIVER Brea~~t• -... G -. . -.• • ,. �..,•. ! ' .~ : .. io , ...~ ~·! ~ 0 j" . 1" ..IJ, ·.· 0 ,;. ,: .• .- ::- ;" ,'-' .~ l . :J' :,11 ',• } . .!I' .' .r j ' • • • • ' • • • • • • • y-;> ! ~"' ~ _• I . i\ U)HACK! 4. ·~J>IIe&· .._onator IF SO, THEN IT'S TIME YOU SHOPPED TINY'S FOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON THOUSANDS OF FAVORITE FOOD ITEMS I 22. J:la.ir on horse's Otound• -· -.... -- -·-. - G. Conroe or way: neck ........ ...... 23. Ea- 2f. Vacil lates 25.Cow 26.Pronoun T.ExcJama. a. Lake ill SWI-· I.Reda'"'ll lt. Ten!lion 15.. Sanskrit B<lhool i19. Bockwanl HAUNTED BY HIGH FOOD PRICES? 3LIIiloslem title• 36. Ar1n&dlllo 38, Caliber tO, Wurt;. ill poker TO SERVE YOU QUANTIT't Middleport. 0. cAN rroo? TH! KICt<ER I me-uure .ft. ClllMOr tlalto WitQbfilll RIGHT TO LIMIT WHAT lehibt!rt Z0. Mtweul&r WE RESERVE TH! LOCATIONS Kanauga, 0. &COon· , _ng 32. Weary 33. Put. ' 2 CONVENIENT $ LB. PKG. BONUS BUY ly KING .19 FOODLAND SHORTENING 3 lb. can JJAn,v CBiduQUOU:- Here's bow to work It: J .&X'I'DLB.&A.XB to LONOI'IlLLOW One teller simply sta.J:dltor IDDther, In this samJ.t·· A 111 u11ed for U. three L's., :X: for U. bJo 0'&, etc. Single klkrs, apos~ trophlec, the lerlgtll: lbll tGrmatSaa ul tbt words arc ;i ll hints. i:a ch day the code IIUa 1ft a.tDt. A aula•= , I PDXN:Ii: IIZY C:lrX YXZ PDZIGXZ:IIXG PDCP ZHKIC e HY I 'NMPO Radio ,•NilAV 1111111 FRIDAY6 1~ Sian on - Newt ,I , "' llllcred uear• 1 w ~erao UlUilty RFD ~ 15 Paul Boweri, Farm , :ll NtWI 6 57 Woatller 7 ~~ National ,;,.,. 7 Oli BIU Miller Sh"' 7 JO SfJ<orts p.,., 10 7.35 Bill Miller qho• 1.~t p1c.. cn~ Har(.War. l'l'uu lbura.) 7 50 News 8 Bill o•:uer Show 8 45 Baker furruturt Sho~ 9.00 News ~:Iii Collee with Jaoel It 110 Portrait& o1 a Patriot ill 0: g., 8p Shop 10:30 BIU Miller BrU1cb Show 10.10 MlloD Air· P.ogram 12 UO 1:<30 11\•esillly) Family Worship (Thurs. J A.s.(;. Program WrldayJ Ntll'l Tialj>'o CounlrJ JllllCtioll rllly'a CounlrJ Hymlll Ctm,.l Sled Nowa Gotosler's Guesl Star U Larry 10:45 10.45 11:00 lLIIl> ll:311 ~~~!!I Show t:OO l!lmdolm 1:46 Sljo Oil t:l6 4.30 4:4<> 6·110 'Oli • 5:30 5:50 !J'• rHE BoRN io·:,_:sE==R,_.-...!-.:::.:: 1; 110 1:65 1, 110 3:M 4, 00 4:30 1:110 THUR., FRI. SAT. c for ASST. OCT. 28, 29, 30 1 LB. LOAF a WJEH RADIO Serona~e _111.30 Country B)'llllltimm li.30 l'ho Qwet flour 12110 News Bltlltrulr A~IO 811011 12:15 Tbe Christians HOlD' El..tric CompaDj> Newo 12:30 The Ret. MeriJr heta Jim M. . Sho~ 1:. 30 The ReV. Silas Blliups ~.... 1 00 n. R Jl M . t ev. ADdrew PariOIII m eeo ~how 2:30 Sunday •oowr.as. RIW'a Weather Report 1:00 SundoWD Strena.le Sports Paraao 6:f5_Srgn Oil ! YesferdaJ'I ~ IIIACH ONE BEOCS WHAT liB CARRIES llil HIS B&ART.-GOETHE t0 &-. J' , w 'IPdW't lac.) ' Moaday 'I'll~ Friday 7:11 Sign 011, Musical Clocll SATURD,IYS 7:25 Newl In BrleJ 8:00 Sign On - News 7:30 Mualcal Clock UO Hap117 Valley lloyJ 7:f5 Echoes of JOJ S:lli Country Muslc 1lmt 8:00 Olllo Valley N1111 1:20 Cotultry Jamooree 1:05 World News "00 Proleitanl Hour 1:10 Sports Today 7:30 Sports Parade 1:15 Weather Picture 7:35 Larry Andenoo BnoJW 8:16 Mullcal Clock 111. 4~ lt's Music - o\rm)' 1:55 Community Newt 11:00 Dutton'• and Ael!ll Dairy t:OO Talk of tbe Town l'up reo Silo~ US Mason County Newa 12:00 News 10:00 Public Service !~ 15 tu!ICIJ lnterlud• 10:05 Family Wonblp Hour 1.!30 Rl!9 Merlin feets 10:30 Lalchstring 1:00 News 11:00 News l:Oo Jim Meet Show 11:05 Morning Melodies &:!0 Sporll Parade !except Friday, 6:00 Swrdown s.r...dt Church Bells Ring) 6:45 Sign OU 11:45 World News Sl'NII.\YS _ 11:55 Maso" County Newa 7:30 Sign On _ Arm, Hour 12:110 Commllrllty News 7:M News 12:116 Noon Newt a:oo Baptist Layman·; Hour 12:10 Markell 8:30 Sunday Show 12:11 Mid D11 Weather 8:30 Tho Bible Speal.t In You 12:20 BuUtltn Board 9:15 Legislative Keporl 12:21 Nowa 0 Grams 10 01; Tbo Good IJle 11:30 Co11111)o Agent Ill· 1, Conaressmao Moeller ~:: ~~ 11011114 Ul' Jim Meet Show LARGE JHG- 1' c A lt.-GIIRYP . c Qgtta~~oa eo":cr, Go IIOIIDd Newa ll!at Mid W•• Matlllot News . . . Dlsclnl Willi Dou lnterch••n .....,. Communlty N11i1 1:1111 Mason Count} Ntwt , 5:!0 World & Nll!ional Nllll i:ll SpoUi•• 1 00 Sport& EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 1:2t Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 Nomt 7:45 Sign 011 7:15 Sign 011, Mll!llcal Clock 7:25 News In Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy I:GO Obio Valley Nell'l 8:05 World News 8:10 Sport! Today 8:1& Weailier Picture 8: 16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs lor Children 10:45 The Golden Key ll:CO News U:r: Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohlo, Nat. News 12:20 Bull•tln Board 12:21 Ne"' 0 Groms 12:30 Saturd•y Natlnee 1:10 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 News 2:110 fiaturda1 MatlnH 1:30 Newa Readltn• 1:11 Saturday Mallnee 2:55 News 3:00 S•tunlay Matinee 1:30 Nns Headlines KRALIT ITALIAN DRESSING LAUNMY DETERGENT-RI!G. SIZE . I LAUNDRY DETERGENT, Scoff Rtg.ll• 1:10 Community Cboirl 1:110 Dinner Mll!llc:llo PariJ =====~~::: c !gal. carton c MILK LOAF ------~ BONUS TRICK BUY ______ ARMOUR BEEF STEW OR BONUS BUYS VAN CAMP 24 oz. TREAT PORK and BEANS 300 SIZE CAN • f •••••••••• Roundde fiiNsOiAI JJc BR&ZE Jlc RINSO BLUE 16c SWAN 56( LIQUID, 22 oz. ·· .... · · .. ·· WISK 65c LIQUID, 32 oz. LIFEBUOY SOAP, GrHn, Reg. Size · ·.. 1Jc DOVE 57( LIQUID, 22 oz. COFFEE MATE, 11 oz..... .. ·· .... ·· 65c scon TOWELS, Large Roll ······· · l9c CUT Rm WAX PAPER · · ·· · .. · ·· .. ·· 14c HasHEY'S SYRUP, 16 oz. ............ 18c lAIR ~ICE CRACKERS, lb. box .. ··.... 4•10 Top Teu Revue :;: :::Ju up _.,.::.__.:_~:;;_-.;.7,;.;:41:..::01f:..:lbt Air By sse STRI!ITMAN ZESTA ::~ ~=day Matinee 4:00 Dbcing wllb Dosl t: ~~ 16 oz. btl. -·~eAtRY· WINNIE WINKLI fa • II I .. ••••••• 0 IVORY SOAP ROME BEAUTY ••• Vt BU. PERSONAL SIZE c l IDAHOAN INSTANT bars POTATOES SWEET c OL pk•• . GALLON 15~:-~ ~ .. ,.... ,f' ' A . ." 0 ' ' ,, "'-·' ' ' ). )_,..··-~ '· ,·-:. ' ' �. .. . - . . . .. +... ,. ~. ' 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Co116olidmion il Vrged by Speaker ~ I o., Oct. 27, Ronnie Taylor Is s urprised on His Birthday Around And About Middleport Installation Service Given Church Pastor I Relative-. Frlerult Travel to weddin.g A group of relatives and friends were in Beverly Saturday, Ul attend the wedding and receplton of Mlss Bonnie Miller and Mr. Virgil Hutchins at the Methodist church at 2:30 p.m. An open reception was held at the American Legion hall. Mios Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller Jr., former residents of Meigs County. Attending from the county were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborne, Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfteld, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Charie.o G?"'lleln and Charlene, Mrs. ~I r g i 1 Roush and Mrs. Floyd Spence, Pomeroy: Mrs. Henry Batley, ~'"· Eldon Will, Syracuse; and Mrs. Gerald Violet, Tuppers Plains. Cancer Clinic is I On October 28th The October Cancer Clinic lor women will be beld Thursday, Oct. 28th at the Byrne Clinic. Appointments must be made by contacting Mrs. William Rardin, Jr. The Clinics are hck: once a lbonth sponsored by the Mason County Cancer Soct'ety. A donatlon of 15 is asked, however no one is turned away. The Mason County Cancer Clinic for WO: men is one year old this month. .... f. .-.,:,,·. Mrs. Spencer is H ostess Pythian Group "' Team Plans canvass I.ror M L-- h' emCJe'rS IpS Det~oted VOL XVII POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO NO. 163 SOc DOOR PRIZES DRAWING NOV. 1, 1965 1:00 P.M. Houn: Daily 2-4 p,..__.9 pm, Sunday 2·9 pm ::::::::i~~dl:epo:rt~bu~s~in~es~sm~a~n~,~has:.:;~ The Meigs County F o •Runten o\uociat.ion aanm~ne· eo lltal Field and Bench obow will be ~eld Friday at 8 p. m. at tbe Racine Legtoo Hall wilh Z3 lrOPitieo lo be awarded. Saturday tbe trial• will start al • a. m. at Tlbbles Wood Ia the Portland area. A square dance will be held Saturday all p. m. at tbe J..t. .,.. Hall, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center -- Wearing Apparel for your Family and Furnishings for your QUEEN CANDIDATES - A Homecoming Queen will be crowned in ~ppropriate ceremonies Friday night preceding the Middleport-Gallipolis football game at Middl.eport stadmm, selected fmm these nine students. First row, 1 to r. Mary Lou Teaford, Nancy Harm. Kathy Morgan and Sandy Swartz; second row, Candace Bahr, Carole Anderson, Sandy Clatworthy; third row, Sandy Hollinshect and Susie Morris. - Grover Photo. Home. Party is on Saturday Afternoon REG. $2.00 DESERT FLOWER for BAYER OF POMEROY CANDY BARS and NASAL SPRAY Chewing GUM HAND LOTION l PRICE REG. Sc 10 29c for REG. 75c ASS!TS ..... " REG. 69c WerneH Powder · 51 c I ENTER OUR WEEKLY MAX FACTOR DISCONTINUED Football Contest - Win $10 Lipstick & Nail Polish Council Declines ;::£;~th~~d~ ~~;~ = proposaI 0f Bank ' ' REG. 73c Coricedin · · · · S6c YOUR PICTURE TAKEN FREE OF CHARGE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 P:OR INFORMATION CALL DUTTON$ WY 2-3106 ROLLERS WY 2-3516 The Latest News Xl5 soars 45 Miles u·tgh. Mr B-L---k Of Chester Dies Thursday Auction is Set Shampoo c.,.rt_ _ po Total time and savings deposits ______ ;::13;.::,987;;:.::,7.:.:06=.00~ - - - - TestYour T.V. Tubes Free of Charge at Duttons ALSO FABERGE & CANOE severa}Townships Offermg • warm Races next Tuesday rf1' h • rJ1 t • l Even t no t Du ll • .l lS .l es lmOnla rofAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------------- !500,427.82 TOTAL L!Ail!L!TIES AND CAPITAl. ACCOUNTS --·- $7,979,348.69 J, Maxine Griffith, Cesbier, of the above-Mmed bank do hereby de.. elare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledee and Jxolief. MAXINE GRIF11TH Ji:· We, the undersigMd directors attest the correctneS8 of this report of condition and declare that Jt has been examined by ua and to the be.:t of &. E. BOICE The Communislll, who de· mander of U. S. Marine fWCII stroyed or damaged 47 U. S. In Viet Nam, aald at a oewl aircraft in the midnight at- I!Onferenc• the guerrlllu - • tacks, were stopped before spotted and chased by alert reaching their primary target, leatherneck units and heavy ar- · the lllllin alrbase at Da Nang, tillery before reaching tbe it was disclosed. ler of the Da Nanc I!Omples. Maj. Gen. Lewis Walt, com- 11 1190 waa disclosed todaJ Loca Reg. $2.50 Helen• Rubenstein Total demand deposit• -------------- $3,491.214.87 ALFRED M. ELBERFELD DA NANG, South Viet Nam (UPIJ-U. S. Marine patrols moved out today in pursuit of Viet Cong units who did an estimated $10 million damage to U. 'S. planes in •imultaneous sui'cide attacks on two american installations. WORLD I Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations __ _ ___ _ __ ------------------------ $2,831 ,741.73 Time and savings deposits of individual!, partnerships, and corporations ------------- --------- 3,900,200.00 Deposits of United States Government -------- ----------44.~77 .37 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ------------ -679.95M7 22,445.20 Certified and officers' cheeks, etc. ------------ --------- -TOTAL DEPOSITS -·------- ----------·-- $"7.476,920.87 YOUR PREScRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 73 MilL ST. EDISON HOBS'f'E'1'1'ER Suicide Gangs Cause $10 Million Damages ACId Drainage • • IS BeI•ng studoIed Ill • 65-Year-old Mine .Polidenl - - · · S6c Cash, balances with other banks, and cash if.e.ms tn process ol collection ------- -- ------------··- $1,046,977.01 Uniled SLates Government oblig.ations, direct and guaranteed (Net of any reserves) ---- --------------- 3,611,502.05 Obligations of States and political subdivisions (Net of any reserves) _____ _ ____ --- ----------- 614,61U~2 Other hands, notes, and dehentures (including no securities of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed 1,742.!50 by U. S. ) (Net or any reserves) ----------------Loans and discounts tNet of any reserves) -·-------------- 2,711,111.96 Fixed assets _____ ______________________ ---------- __ ----30,000.00 Other assets _________________________ ------------------63,403.611 our knowledge and belief to true •nd correct. r• COLUMBUS (UPI) - The A spokesman said illl2 rebe!J Ohio Education Association were confirmed killed in the A switch from night w after· enth grade and up . Children ln jcluded officers In the Eighth tto. the post home kitchen and (OEA) today announced its suppast 16 days by Vietnamest noon was approved in final costume w111 be g1ven a dime ! 0Jstnc~ , Fnmk .cheesebrew, l di.nm~ ret?m ~ere approved and port of a movement in north· troops guarding the rice bar· plans for. the annual communl· this year insielld. of the usual chaplam; Guy Gumther, 4lh ·wJII be filed m Columbus. eastern Ohio w ask teachers to vest in Phu Yen province, 230 ty ~ observance by novelties. Dtv,lstOn Commander; Harold It was reported tbat I!HKI dues boycott large retail outlets in tmiles northeast ol Saigon. Feeney. ~ett;Post 128, Am- Donuts and coke will be ser· Cox, 2nd ~i~~ commander.' an~ are payable and must be patd Cleveland. Thirty·seven Viet Cong were orlean "'CiJII Wetlneaday even- ved durmg the afternoon to the Pa~l Casct, Gtrt to the Yanks ,before Dee, I to sa.c .. Je.post, "In fact, the OEA strongly = • killed Wednesday by American ing at the Legion ball In Mid- cbUdren. Lelion .membert 'm chatrmao of th&-81!J,., 4t•l•tet ·~...;enJ.• ,.,. meiJlltrJ:. li\iihiY. • 1·cea teachers In north•aat Ohio paratroopoa or the .lllst Air· dlepori. Albert Roush post to meet at tht hall at 3 p.m. The group went on rerord in members are needed w 1111pply w support the small merchanls Middleport council Tuesday ni~ht declined a pro· Iborne Division j0 "sniper valco11111W14r oonducted •he Saturday w have char&e of !he supporting the site in Meigs !tbe quota. A chill supper was in theiT home oowno who are posed trade ol. public property for two buildings on the ley" 270 miles northeast of tho metlni. ' party. County for the state prison .. Ar- served to 20 members and not a part of the massive cam- alley between North Second and North Thi~-sts •. but capital. In put ywa held 1n the us- Vtslwrs w the meeting In- chtlect plans for the addition I guests. paign being conducted by the offered to sell land dest.red by. the Ctt12ens National Bodies of at least 201 guerrll· ual chill of evenlng hours, thts Hit.Ski Accident Ohio Stale Council of Retail Bank for an expa~sion of tis servtces. . . las were found around the Plel yelr the party for children of , P • Merchants 00 defeat state Issue . Mayor Lee Smtih had called a spectai meetmg to con· Me u. s. Special Forces outpool the community will be held o Bemg Investigated 1..." OEA Executive secretary stder the mforrnal proposal of the bank to: in the central highlands, where Saturday from • to • p. m. at The Meigs County Sheriff's T.G. O'Keefe oaid in a state- :-Trade the town two bmldmgs on the alley that an eight day aiege was broketl the Middleport stadium. , department is Investigating a menl. mtght sen-e as storage for lhla week. First HCOnd and third prizes hi~skip accident that occurred O'Keefe claimed tt ,,., the street sqmpment. - Agreed oo sell all or part, The Co unl 1 manckt of $2, $1, and 50 cents, will be Wednesday at 3:55 p.m. on large retailers of the state, par- . -Have removed live .park· but preferably all, the lot pres- teams suc=eds W:,m ID asawarded w wlnnera in the cats· Route 124 in Rutland. licularly those in Cleveland, fi- tng meten on the south s1de of ently bemg used as a parking s•ulta at the Marble ~talaorles of most original, orettl· Authorities said • car own- nanclng the opposition wthe Is- Race-st between the alley and lot.. and storage area for street IIHir facilit east of Da Nq, eat1 "'"~oo+ and funniest with ed by Linley Roush ' Jr . , Rl· sue on the ballot In Tuesday's North ~· mlilH yDOrthe I st 0 f .-.., •·•~..D• .._....... Ha Second-st. deed d '• Jl 25 b •• qmpment, both . at a prtce fatr to oJO<J ..eo I lhroulft ~ - flrst grade land, was struck, causing dam. election. The issue would in- - ve e w Yw parties. and the Chu LaJ air llrlp lhroulft llJib l'ade - and sevages to the left rear door of the crease the state sales tax I per foot of the town . owned lot It was ~ecalled the lot bad roughly liO mile! lOUth Ill tho Roush car. Roush's car was par cent with the money &Olnl for between the alley and North been acquired by the village . b ked when hit. public schools. 'l'hlrd·st lacing Race-st for de- during the Horton Brown ad- matn ase. - - - - - - - - -- ' - - -- ------lvelopment of a paved parking ministration In the early 50s. They wrecked planet eoe"lll lot for the bank's daytime use The lot, It was pointed out, is $2.5 million each and bellcopud public use at nlght. potentially of considerable val- ters r~D~PDC ID pl'll.'l froiD On an informal poll council ue. $2011,000 to $2511,000 apioi!IJ, COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio State University scientists I agreed H the buildings were The proposals above were w "ThiJ was • suicide attack," have turned a 65-year·old mine in southeastern Ohio unsuitable for slreet equipment be forwarded Ulday to Mr. Walt told the uewa IODfereuoe. Into a natural laboratory to get more data on acid drain· swrage; the two negative votes Paul Smart. executive vice· age. EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI)being subject to change, pend· president of the bank. They have Installed $6,000 worth of instruments in The Xl5 was floWJI to ID allllude of almost 4S ing further investigation of the Attending were the mayor, S. IIDt'VC the abandoned McDaniels mine in Vinton County off miles Wednesday by test pilot John McKay In mel• building•. Clark Gene Grate, and councilOhio 278 in what is known sure noiSe and potential stress hazards on future -Agreed IHl thai none of the men John Zerkle, Roger Mor· 81 "Coal Hollow." kind of water Is entering, and space vehicles. The No. 3 X 15 carried five spemeters should be removed, or gan, Gene Harris, Clifford SlumThe study aimed at obtain- permit materiais affecting acid clal microphones to record noise Intensity on the aold, or leased, pending action bo, George Baker and Wayne '. formation w be injected Into the bo d 1 r 1r 11 1n d lh rf in& Information which can be mine. Other instruments control un ary ayer o a ow g aroun e IU ace on a committee report which Gibbons. Miss Nancy Reed wao -·""Y RHODESIA uaed · fighting A preventing of the plane Is to review the question of a visitor. &UJ....,,. • ID an~ the atmosphere, microbiological KEY WEST, Fla. (UP[) - 'l'he Cuban governcooverslon of meters to pri· ·---BriUah Prime Minister Harold the pollutioo ol streams by the environment, check vapor and meal announced today the hazardous small boat vale use 81 00 public policy. Mrs. Alma May Babcoclc, 77, WU,OO held another round ol acid, Ia financed by six federal liquid and keep records of efd t 0 1 ed lhe h Fl ld Stnll1 t" ( Long Bottom, Rt. I of near talks with prominent Rhodes- grants totaling ...,ooo a year. fects of o~gen t'nhibt'tors. exo us re om across c oppy or a IOU 0 res~•·ln h 1 """ ., will end tonight at mldnlghl. The announcement •• 1 t •• • • 11 Chester, died st her --.~ 11111 14day aearc o aome The acid mine drainage prob- Late next year, the mine wlll apparently paved the way for an orderly alrllft of today at 5:30 a.m. following n wll)' to stave off a unilateral lem a!lecta one-foorth of Ohio, be sealed and ftooded and the Cubans dlsutlsfled with Fedel Castro's Commu~~o The Mel&• Coanty Board ol ' extended iltnesa. declaration of ladepeodeoce by Th< unused mine now pro- sclentlsta will let the instru· 1st regime. ElectloM 14dll)' reported ' She was born in Chester townthe white-ruled African colony, duces acid drainage Which flows menta tell litem what Ia hapSPA€E CENTER, Houston (UPI) _ The U. S. chaa1e of voting places for ship May 15, 1888, the daughU!r WOson met flrst with the lnro Lake Hope, lour milea pening inside. lido yw ill lollr preclocto. The auction Saturday In Ra- of the late Joseph Frederick Rhodesian Council of Afrlcllll away' along with drainage from A small dam In front of the Space Agency' utrlflclng time for added rneket Norlb Chester Pet voter• cine under sponsorship of the and Barbara Herie Frederick. Clllefs, a group which supports other nearby mines, mine will trap water coming power, will walt untO at least Dee. 8 to launch will boUol Ia tbe Chester fire Southern Local Athletic Boost- She open! her entire lilt Ia th pernme~t of ~ Mtn- The water Is clear and pots- from it and analysis of Ibis two astronaut& on a lrlp %09 times around earth. uuse, Sooth Chester Pet. will ers wm be held a.t the Simp. Meigs county. She attended the later Ian Snuth. ble, but flail, water plants and water will reveal how much During the record flight, Gemini 7 pllols Frank tole III lite gylllllllllnm of tbe 90n buildmg on Third..t . Lee Chapel Methodist cburcb. fowl can't llve In or near it. leaks out Jil the mine seal and Borman lllld James Lovell will try to "fly In lorO..ter elementary scbool, Starting time for. the .auction Surviving m her husbancl, COLlJMBUS, OJIIU- DRAn The instruments' inside the how much acid can be expected mallon" wltb their orbiting booster rotket, photO>Porllud pet wiD 10 to lbe will be at 1 p.m. wtth J1m Charles Babcock· three daugJ>. boarda may call married men mine tell how mucb lllld what w leach from ' sealed mine. graph other missiles launched from Earth, md DJII!IIIslam of tbe Portlalld nahan as auctioneer. Items will ters, Mrs. Ruby' Burke, Col»> withotll ebildren, but noae are talk with a ground alation over a beam of light elemetltary aebool, and Mid- also be sold on consignment ville; Mrs. Gamet Thomas, ~ llkely to lie lnductedllltUI early ealled a "luer." illeporl Ill ward wlll oote Ia Boosters have announced a long lumbus and Mrs. June Coleman, next year, the state.'o Selt!ctlve ADELAIDE. Australia (UP!) - South Alrlca'a lbe Masoalc temple baiODleDI. list of items oo be sold at the Fostoria. a son, Emmell Bat. Service Sylllem dlrectnr beGary Player fired a ·World record 28 on the front Tbe EletUoa boanl report. auction including television sets, cocl:, W~yne, 9,hio; 1 brother, lltvn. · · nine today aDd went on to p011t his loweal score In ed lUI II or IIIII mlll'liDJ 1.. a pony, tables, chairs etc. The Henry Fredet ctk Westervill' Col. Raymond E "louse an lnleflllltlonal IOllfDIIDent, an 11 under par 82 [IOI'MID hatl voted by aboea- Simpson building is across thO and a slater, Mrt: Bertha Duell> 1114 be, muoUint dellrtnbte · to take a four strelle lead after the lint round of lee "'lola. street ft'9111 the Racine l'o!l worth, Coshocwn: T1 podchtlo how ll1lli1 mn In the a"" Ill - warm races are assured In several of the 12 town· the Aaatralla Open ebiiDplonahip. Office. dren, and J8 creal cral!dcbiJ4. • braeU1 are married and ships In !14elgs county on November 2. Two trustees are ! ren. cllfl4lea. to be eleded at the polls In each township. One - . earl Baboocl: .., Highlighting the races will be the contest In Sutton e dqhter, Mrs. Violet Hill. lUIBINO'I'ON- AN ATOM-. township where 11 candidates are seeking two trustee j 11'1' tied 'her · In dedi. lc 1!iDeriJ Commisaioll IAEC) posts. Long time residents of the Sutton twp. area beFlloeral ~ iiiH be htlt facl-findlng group 1loxt month Ueve It is a teeord number of candidates for the trustee from tho Lee l'hapei Melboio wiD •lilt lltree proposed sites jobs In that area. NEW YORK IUPI) - A po- cinct followed the !ICI'Ipt up to aue,blll ol her clothing ftuttered watch on the Misses RooneY dist church aear Basiwt ,1 .l hi Ohio for 8 t300 millloo atom Elghl candidates also want L. Hawk, Charles Bissell. lice deparbneot testimolllal din- point, including speeches by 1 oo lbe atap, to the cbeera and and V1!111Ur1 - 1 cat-fooled p.m. SUndly_ with tho R t ~· llllalhel: plant, the two Jobs In RuUand Twp. COLUMBIA - A. W. Rupe, ner Ia usually a dull kind of captain and two ..rgeanta. applause of lOt polleemen early hlqlar slunk Into the. dressing l'llarl c.ll! ·~ Chester~ ~pbeo M. Young (D • wblch alao ta a high number of Gleoo Turner, VIctor Petty, Ar· thing with ihe embarraaaed Then the fesUvitiel were bright- wedniaday The festivllles were AlODI and back out agam- Ilk- lie· Burial will he In tho c . lbt ), aid a team would villi candidates in that lownahlp. nold Jordan, James E. Gaawo, guest of honor lrylnc w loot ened by the appearliDCt of Misa made ~ lll<ft fosUve wbeD 1ng $II bellnglnc 'ill .Miaa Roo- COIII!iefY· 'l'he ·will 1M · RaVDna Msnal lll1lrt Tetts- The lisl of cancll!lates ud Dwaine A. Jordan. . modest while his JIUperiora stand Mary Rooney, who il blonde, the I.'IJIII !eliDed Milts Rooney lilY IDd \be ~ pantiet ol Milt retui'o041 fo her ~} .M ~. Martelli on Nov, I IDd their respecllvt loWNtlups are: LEBANON - Robert Fitch, up and lkope on about what I bu ""OS of hazel Ia IUI-87 bad broulblllo.. o friend off. Ventura. . clat nqllll. '!'hlrt Inn II Dill P!k, QMmty on Nov. 5. ..BEDFOliD - Ch\rleis WU- GeorJe E. Sellers, Theddore . .; . -· ' , ' • '"You'd lldnl<." licJted MIA eaU. ·, · · ftlt ttl!ea In! IDIOIIIM to bt liallll, Norman Wood, Dana WlUford, Clec\1 Rooeberry. great guy ol Sam wu. with .lltefr aickaa?," The Mil· duly )lelly danetr ~Ia Vell~Uf~. ~. ''llift a wwklnc llrl : ' ll : Itt Ill' l • Ill .._ ~ b)' elfhl lact-flndlnc Hanlftl . . . LETART - .Roy Jleaaon, How- The tesUnilltltll for • 1t11ro lion Dollar .aaby. While :1110 lt'llled, ll8lMyed, wUald bt .!We wllb all theM at It In eba&lt .C II' (f I1Dt1td CII ·Jllll I I · . CHESTER - Artlllll' Orr, I. (CoallJiuecl Gil .pqt 3) Ia& waeant at .a·Qi- pr. llluiJtCIIIId dane!~~ IIIli III- vliUul lleulbt kept cortlld llOJIII anitind." • . II. I Bath Size Soap 3 23c The Pomeroy National Bank C<J'mrnon stock-par value per share $25.00 No . sharei authorized 400) No . shares outstandin& 4000, Total par value ---------- $ 100,000.00 Surplu.s . __ .. _.. ------- _________ _------- ___ . ____ ------ __ 300,000.00 Undivided profitl ------- --------·--- ____ -------- _______ _ 112. 42'7 .82 Reservea 6,000.00 .. --- -------------·-------------------------- - be kept out of the W<JOded ar· skunks ldlled in Melgo. T\10191 eao ud wastelands oa 11M of thse animals ware ldlletl fringes of 11M vlllag dlll'illl in the village Jil Pomeroy. lite period Nov. Z llu:OUJh Nov. Health clepartmenl officlall S. II il e•lrtmely imporlalll fear the concentration ol n* lbl clop 1re DOl permitted skunka in Pomeroy eould luil to "'" laoae dariOJ tbt four w dil"ect buman exposure II' dayo. Tbe controls wiD be re- they could cause domestic peta moved after Nov. S. w develop rabies, wblch hi Ail pet owners are urged w turn would expose the mwaa immunize their pets against ra- population. bies since it ia not advisable It is highly rCOIIIIMidall w treat • dog exposed w rab- that pet owners who did aet leo if he has not bad previous have their animals lnocal.., anU·rabies Immunization. at one of the two emergeacy Dr. E. F. Maag, acting health bles clinlc in Pomeroy -~ comml,.ioner of Meigs county, ly, take their peto to 1 ftterlo has adviaed that since March norian lor lbo lmDiWifZIIklD I& 20 there have been 20 rabid onct. I REG. 10c JERGENS TOTAL L!AilfLmES ------·-·······-·-- ·-··-------- $7,478,920.67 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Boycott Of Big Stores I I REPORT OF CONDITION Of TOTAL ASSETS -----·-·--------·····-··------------ $7.979.346.69 LIABILITIES ntremely dangerous. Agencies coooerating with the health department in carrying out the program are Pomeroy village officials, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Services (Divioion of Wildlife Services). the Ohio Dept. of Health (Veterlnary Unit). A spokesman said every effort will be made w place the poison matrial and trape In areaa not commonly traveled by people or domestic animala. Neither the traps nor the eggs will be ptaced in densely popuIa ted areas. II lo, ho.,.•er, advised lltat dtUdren and domestle poll 1 Charter No. 1980 In fht Stitt of Ohio, at tht Cl~ of Business on October 13, 1965. Pub. li1hed In response ta call made by Cemptroller of tht Currtnt'y, under Sedton 5211, U.S. RoviHd Slolut11. AVI CEN1I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1965 ~~~@ilii'j Mrs. William Lewis and her sister, Olita. SINGING CATFISH - ·. l-.....- - - - - · - - - .... .;• .._ .,.....,_..__ To The lnt#Jrettl Of The Meifi-MMon ..4NIJ •. ACQUARIUM Mr. and '11rs. Harold Hinkle, McConuellsville spent the week. end with Mrs. George Hudooo and other relatives. Mr. Harry Cross, retired ~· Operation Skunk, a four-day control program w reduce tbe skunk population in the Pornoroy area Where the present threat of rabies is the greatest, will go into effect Nov. 2. Thre kinds of attack will be used. They are den g38slng, poisoned eggs, and poison·baited trapo. The Meigs County Health departmenl said chicken eggs will be Injected with a deadly poison. Each will be marked in bold, black lettering. Officials said It io vltolly Important the eggs are 1101 lo be dioturbed or bandied be. • • - tbe polaoa to be aoed io II OPENING SPECIAL . at y 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. in East --~--·1-r;' • • day and Thursd'ay and Monday evenings when material will be I distributed. A dessert courSIJ was served by Mrs. Jamea Elller Mrs Evereli Davia, Mrs. N;n M.,;,re, Mrs. Bruce Lloy4 A visitation team meeting 'on and Mrs. M. E. Dowson. . Methodist Higher Education Attending were Leo Smtih, program was held Tuesday eve- the Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Dow· ning in the dining room of son, Mr. and Mrs. William II Heath Methodist Church. Mr. sell, Mrs. Doriald Stive1'11, Ml"l, Leo Smt'lh, chairman, present- Galen Brown, Mrs. Lloyd, Ml'L ed plans for the membership Ben Philson, Mra. Edward canvass to be made In Novr:m- Youn•, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Robo ·~ ber. . ei'l Coats, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, He discussed the needs of the Miss Beaa Sanborn, Mrs. NQ l'llrious M>thodist Colleges In· Moore, Mrs. James Euler, Lee eluding Mount Union, Baldwin· Smith, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Wallace, Ohio Northern, and Mrs . John Baker, Mrs. EmerOhio Wesleyan and the Wesley son Jones, Mrs. James ClatworFoundation programs at sever- try. Several were WJablt to alal other universities. He said tend. 4(),1100 Ohio youths are enrolled in Methodist Colleges and exVISIT 11"1 MIDDLEPORT plained the purpose of these SUnday dirull!r guests of Mr. colleges is to prepare youth for and Mrs. Russell Few .ill Midfuture christian leadership. dleporl were their daughter, Students from these ·colleges Miss Rosemarie Few Jil Zane.. go into the world as ministers, ville and her guests., Miss Phyldoctors, missionaries, lawyers, lis Beisser of DuDCSD Fa1l1, engineers and in many other Miss Rutb Ann Duff of Hill .. prolesslon5. Each Methodist boro, and Mls! Barblij"a Remcburch In Ohio has been asked mete of Grandvllle. They also to lake part in this crusade lor attended the church service liD aid to righer learning. Sunday morning at the Heath The group will .meet Wednea· Methodist church. 1 Is Open Thursday and Every Week Day I oo• •• 1 ELBERFELDS STORE IN POMEROY 1 I '• Pearl Reynolds urged I!Onoolldation of live school An impressive installation Michael Bastian! has return- Guest of honor at a surprise ters of Union Veterans met conducted SUnday ed to his home in Gallipolis al- birthday party was Ronnie Ta~when Jane Howell Tent mornlng, Oct. 24, at the Syra- ter a visit with his -andparents, lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewts ters of Un ionVeterans cuse Fll'lll United Presbyterian Mr and Mrs. Bru~~ Lloyd. He Taylor of RFD I Rutland, SatMonday evening at the Church, by the Rev. Russe 11 was accompanied home by his u"<<ay ' Oct · "~, wh0 was 18 hall Sh herd . . years old and a student of Rio The meeting opened in rltutal·l .~P . ' mother, Mrs. Patty Basttant. G d Col! Gtve Me Tomorrow That s Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd r•n e ege. h b lstic form with Eliza et Camp, ;as his ' bell, president, in charge. All. I Ask, sermo,n spent the weekend in Columbus Three fellow students, Jack Hamm was reported ill. Glad- loptc: . M where Mr. Lloyd was in charge Peterson, Ray Sutherland, and ys cuckler Is improving and a OffiCers ~~stalled . were rs. of a shoe showtng. While there Guy Harper were special Afi'END CONFERENCE round robin card was sent Pearl McBnde as fmancJal sec- they visited with their son, guests. Others were, Donnie MASON _ Three local worn· her. Several retary and Mrs. Robert Harden, Michl, a freshman at Ohio Smith, who Is attending school en attended the Daughters of were read and discussed. as the church treasurer. State University. in Columbus; Karen Flores, .american Revolution State Con· bers were asked to bring The. Rev .. Shepherd, The Rev. M. E. Dowson and Ray Hermann, Jim Russell, terence In Huntingwn recently. for Operation Santa Claus . Bnstol Village near . sons, Doug and Dwight of Heath Sandy Tucker, Deborah HerAttending were Mrs. Florence Alhens Stale Hospital to wtll be asstsled by the Revj . Methodist Church in Middle- mann, Nellie Cox, Bob Thorn· McClung, Honorary State Re· next meeting. The ton Davis, also of Bml~ . port represented the youth as and Cheryl Long; her sis· gent of Hartford : Mrs. Ray prize was •warded ro Helen :~!eioc".:l s:tJ;~~n~u~~ p~::~m· gro~ps of the .church at the sub- t(~st ~nld ~others ;er~l Ti;my Proffitt, State Progrm Chairler. ber and December. dJstnct meetmg Monday even· I u c d. Chanmle ~. oond, ahm· l man, Mason, •nd Miss Lelah k s d o t mg at the Syracuse Methodist e a, an rene. • er 1 Jane Powell, New Haven. The Guest spea er, un ay, c · Church· grandmother Mrs · Maggie · women are delegates of the 31, will be the Rev. George . Caruthers ' Setterfield who is counsellor ot Paul Casto of Columbus VlS· • J. Colonel Lewis Chapter of Point this area.' of the $50 million ited over the weekend with his Sending gifts and best wishes Or Pleasant. The meeting was fund. The Rev . Davis, will daughter and son.m.taw, Mr . were Barbara Cotterrll, Linda held in the Frederick liotet. TONIGHT the pulpit Sunday, and. Mrs. Eugene Conde and Davis, !Jnda Kauff, Connie •HARUM SCARUM'' 7, al 9 a.m. family. Simmons, and Susy Manley. Mrs. Belly Spencer entertain· ess. A salad course was served Elvis Presley, Fran JeUries, ,sunday school followed at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wehrung I Taylor and Mrs. Carol Herm- ed the Staff and Olficers Club during the social hour by Mrs. Mary Ann Mobley. F. have returned from a lrlp H M L . of Meigs Temple Pythian Sis- Spencer and Mrs. Owens. 0 clock wilh Mr. William Featurette: · · U h v· · · ostesses were "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii To The Wild Return Wmebrenner, as supermtendent. 1roug 1rgm1a. T 1 d M C rs1 .H ewls 1tPrs at her home ' Monday eve-. 1111 Colorurtoon• The collection was $15.60 wilh Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ay or an rs. aro erm- nin&. Mrs. Maxine Owens was Admission: 75c & 40c. 41 in attendance. Prayer Ward and daughter Mary Lou, ann. the assisting hostess. THURSDAY, October 28 ' ices are held each Wednesday Ravenswood, W. Va. spent Sun- ~ Games and prizes were en- 1 A reading entitled, ~<W h 0 NOT OPEN mght at 730. The public is in· day with Mrs. Ward's mother, joyed by all, with Cheryl Long Could Have Thought of Autvi!ed. Mrs. James ~urray. 1 winning the door prize. Refresh· umn," was given by Mrs. FRiDAY ond SATURDAY The WCTU will meet Frl- ' ments of hot chocolate, sand- George Childs. Mrs. William Octob•r 29-30 day evening, Oct. 29 at the wiches. potato chips and a beau- Allmen lhankod the group for "ZEBRA IN THE KITCH EN"" Ser 17ice of Prayer, Self-Denial il Held Middleport Church of Christ at tiful cake were served, remembrances during her 111l Terhnicolor) Jav Norlt, TV's Dennis lhe ""If 1:30 p.m. ness. wet.>k 0 f Prayer an d .x Menace; M:>:rtin Milner, Anay Mrs. Elsie McKnight has re- i . Yearbooks were to be planDevine. Denial was observed with turnl:'d to her home in Urbana returned to his home. from Vet- ned by Mrs. Phil Meinhart and "'THE ROUNDERS" quie! hour Tuesday afternoon following several weeks ~rans Memorial Hospital follow- Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Gifts were (Tecltnico lorJ u,._ Syracuse Methodist with her sister, Mrs. David Entmg surgery. presented to Mrs. Neutzling and Henry Fonda, Glenn Ford, Sue Ann Langtlun, Hope Hoi· age. srninger. She returned home Mr. Ru~ Tuckerman spent the her daughter, Lois Burt for their id ay. Ch ill Wills, Edgar Bu· Miss Marcia Karr , Sunday with her family, Mr. we~kend .m Athens where he .T.usic during the Pythian Sisrhanao. life secretary of the WSCS, and Mrs. Sammy Russell who visited has son, Mr. and ~rs. ters Convention. leader and told of the came for her. Edgar Tucke.rman and. family. The traveling prize donated SUNDAY, MON. ond TUES. d f th m t'ng Oct. 31 -Nov. 1-2 an use o e ee t • Mr. Forrest Bachtel has ~e _latter 1!1. rl:'c?vermg from by Mrs. Childs was won by Mrs. "GIRLS ON THE BEACH" topics. Renf'wa! through i bet>n retun ied to his home from lllJUflfS sustamed m a fall from Spencer. Games w~re played (T~cbPkolorJ !~nee, Renewal through Seeking, I latter at his home d . d d to M ' N c Renewal through DJ.S"J.pline and University Hospital in Colum. ~. . · an pnzes awar e rs. II Martin ~st. oreen orcor· ~ bus "•itere he underwent sur~ M1ss Edith Klem, New York and priJes awarded to Mrs. an, The Cr ick.et.'l The Bnch Renewal through Challenge " Ci h be th f h Boys. Le~lpy Gore. read b~· Miss Karr, interspr-rs- ger)'. Mrs. Bachtel and daugh- .1ty, as. en e gu~st o er H_arold Lemley, Mrs. Nathan "'CLARENCE THE ed with hymns by the Rev. and ter, Carol, have been with him. sJsler, Mtss Hulda Klem for sev- B1ggs, Mrs. Allman, Mrs. NeuCR01~~;h~~c~t o~\ON" 1.1 W d 11 G St 1 T h Mr and Mrs c E Young era! monihs. She has gone w tzling. The November meetmg Marshal Thompson, Cheryl ~~~dic~i~neby R.ev. ~~u~~~r clo: sp.ent, the WE'eke.nd Bank, ~lum~~ for a visi_t with rNela- Pwhi~ll be h.el: at tb~~oMme of Mrs. Miller, Betsy Drake. e<: tht strvice. w. Va. with his brother and IVf!l re returnmg to ew 1 Mem 18rt .wl . ~~. ;;:,=~~~=~i::==~~;;.~~--==;,.,;,1 sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rog- York. er Jones as the assisting hostNOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS! er Young and daughter, Vicky. Miss Seren Lewis, a freshm110 at Warren Wilson College in B& G & PET SUPPLIES North Carolina, spent U1e weekend With her parentcl, Mr. and Belly Gilkey, Owner 1258 Powell St., Middleport MEIGS THEATRE --'. ,. 122 N. SECOND . FREI PARKING IN REAR Directors MIDDLEPO~T, • 0. ''l/; 1- .•! ' ~ :• I •• 'l rema:- * lood . -. ·~ · ~ '• ~' :' . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 27, 1965 healy wingett