http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7c99ea6f57394bf3c28a662923d23bd5.pdf 848deb03efa44d58590a2a4ad99c73d9 PDF Text Text '''' ' '' llloDally Sentlne~_!_omeroy-Middlep~. 0,_No,.. -' . 10 198& ' I Around And ............ · EXplained ..~··-thodist Women's 5erVICe me h W ld lti Communities, throu~ o~t fro'?a foot I 1 l Children in Distant Hospttafs are Remembered by Meigs 8 et 40 Salon l :pro~!':id Injury~~ l\u'oU8~1~e ~;rhe ~:i~ =~ n:. weeke~d ~wson ~'au g~t exc~a:~ ~~:~~~wwl~h ~~-that ' ~ne;h ~: Wor~ilip dev~~ionalt~;~~·~ :~af p Po aren s r In Cribbing I d buj~· Commlt~en ' d~n ih~~~d~~~:~:~::rs yell~w :Mr;;;s~·.;Mi~ldiiire":diiiZe"=lg~le~r~w':a~s~iiire-•111 t'" 1 MEIGS THEATRE ' Obligatiolt ~~~~hdt:· ha~d t'ha~~n ~~note Oh,. ! tweeds and plaids. Nlany th~ Am Vets Post in Pomeroy for , prayer by the Rev. Perrm. Mrs. Iconference. Md andCMarg'· l~~;as D:;~!: don;tions •~d cinthmg for •I' Rhiohard Rkuped ' tha~~~o~:r:~~~ an son, aae to help suppor c a1rman. as e · , misses .and half sizes -In 1'•• 1 , • Two Sale Groups. j $28·00 iiiiiiiii...... Sunday dinner gues ts of Mrs. 1'hL•m~:~s I $J8·oo ~ Elberfelds Are Open Thursday and Every Week Day From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. and on Saturdays From 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. gi~;ireshment• were served by lth• nnh grade moth•rs with , Mrs. Malcolm Mees, Mrs. Leon IMcKniihl, ·-Mrs. Richard Rupe, 1' Approximately 70 persons at-IMrs. Orval Wiles, Mrs. ~o~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy , E=d=w=ar~d~R=IC=·j,b,...,...,,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!ll!l•!l!!•~~ Ir;[w~·~·~nd~M~r~s~ Edith and Mrs. Curi:l tended banquet the BMUBl Wiggins Co- ghter of IMotber-DauEvangeline ard m charge. 'I Mrs. Gamet Folden of . Chapter OES Tuesdau even• ' ~ b · h guest of her s1slum us Ls t e lng at the Masonic Temple in Iters and brol!Jer-m-law, M,r s. Middleport. The Masons pre- • I Edith Thomas and Mrs Cora ared and served the baked Wiggins and Mr. and Mrs. Ja- ~am dinner. Roberta K. Mindcob Schuler. . d rr· a M. J · Smith student at ling, past gr<m o leer, was aa University' '. ' •'•I gues t or Mrs OhioISSState Columspe.cla . . Lillian b t the weekend with Ste1ff for the evemng. h~:~ :::,~ts and ~ister, Mr. and Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell, worM s pG\enn Smith and Dunna. thy matron, welcomed. the ~nms Moore, student at Rio members and guests w~th _the Grande College, spent the week- prayer given by Mrs: Mmdhng. , end with his parents, Mr. and Following the meetmg a pro. Mrs. Lloyd Moore . gram of music was presented ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reibel by several daughters of memhave returlled to their home, bers with Mrs. John Lyon as Columbus, after being called mistretss of cereJil{)nies. · 1 here by the illness and dealh The program included a voot' Ethan Harper. cal solo, ''He," by Kathy Bunce,i I Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. John with Betsy Cunningham at tbe J F. Baily und Mrs. Olan Genhei- piano; a piano duet, "Gypsy ! mer spent Monday at Stewart Sweetheart,'' by Debblo and l with Mrs. Cyril Arnold. Carol King ; two organ numMrs. Olan Genheimer return- bers, 1 'Charmaine" .and "Dark-1 ed to her home, Columbus Mon· town Strutter's Ball,' by Twila! day evening, alter a we<kend Sue Clatworthy, and a plano! visit wtth relatives. She was number by Kathy Klng. j accompanied ~me by her dau- The program was roncluded ghter and son-m-l~w • Mr · and with several piano-organ num- : Mrs. William Sheridan and fa· bers by Mrs. Steil! and Rober- i mlly who will spend a few days ta Mlndling lncludine "Bie" ' with her parents. This House,'' ''Pass Me Not;•· I Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Ka~.tzel "Wben 1 Grow Too Old," "Au· returned to their home, &luon tumn Leaves," "Aura Lee," IMonday, after .a several days "Come Ye Thankful People," visit witb her Sister, Mrs. Alon- "Missouri Wa1lz," ''Star of tbe I zo Custer and other relatives. Ea 9t'' 3 nd "BeauUful Ohio.'' Mr and Mrs Loren Caverlee f H. t'ngton . W Va. were The birthday song wal sung :eek~::.; gu~ts ~~ her sister, for Lillian Steil!. Potted plants M Alonzo Custer and other were presented to the oldest ~\· mother present, Mrs. Ebersrea IVes. bach, mother of Mrs. James DANCE AT WAHAMA Clatworthy; Mrs. Richard Long, The Wahama High school Li- youngest; and Mrs. Jo Ann brary club will hold a danre Bailey, youogest grandmother, party witb the Jays this Friday and mother of Mrs. I.Amg. night from 8 to 11 p.m. at the . Masons . preparing and servWahama High gym. The pub- Jng the dinner were James Eu· lie is weloome. ler, Jack Bechtle, Eber Lewh, James Criswell, Bnb Ebersbach, Charles Bennett, Paul Darnell, Harry Chesher, Phil Meinhart, and Kenneth Wilcox. • For Goodyear 1 ON THIS VETERANS' DAY, .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11th May we all join in honoring each and every citizen for his or her valor, as a member of the Armed forces of tho United States, U. times of IIGiional anxiety and WCIII Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Sen1ng Meigs County for over 93 vean POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal DeJlllslt Insurance Corporation . ' .. I I 1 Your Plymouth Dealer is off to another hot sales year··· . and his deals are as • popular as the qutck ' ~ . new '66 Fury '66 Plymoulll fary. A .,eat big beautr 1o a ereat bla hUrry. Whe« 1'0!1· see Mat yoor Plymoutll Dellol'S. '-===iiiiiiiiOiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::""ll liFFICE TO BE CLOSED The Social Security IJUmce ln Marietta wUI be ed Thursday, November In observance of ~·nnntone asfastu ~ spiiU SHIRT . P"- St1rt At . ' $11.99 FINISHING " ·;_ . ' ' .. .;. . It,. . - ,. AAAA·AAA AA·B Ollr IMst quality Chapman· Cana~ay I DAY S!iltVICI ON R!GUIIT In the Mllldlellock NIKt .. llllerfelil. POMIROY'I QUALITY IHOI Robinson's nou Tile ODoel of cold WOither II ezp«<ed to abate tile 11aa1er Dolrylnc wUI becomt llllll't TOKYO COMMlJNIST CID· from lale<tect o.olmato 11 It like a buolneoo and 1... lllle a na today aceused the Soviet Un- ,...,.. okuau Into operlod of farm, according to the sales loa of making o deol wlth the dormallCy, ot le11t ooUI executive of one of the nation's United States to promote 1 1prlac. large dairy equipment firms. 1 1 ntgullated ,.tUement of h Meaowblle, the third eDDie I Roher! Mather, vice president Viet Nam war. lor lmmunhalloo or polo, to In charge of sales for Babson Pekinc uid the Kremlin be held Ia Middleport, wlll be Brother•, tlllcago, oaid thio tactic• were "double • laced toalcbt ot tbe fire ..mpaay Wednesday night at Eastero and mote cunning and phyocrlt- ball, oot saturday, 11 report. lllgh ochool when he sp<Jke to ical than lbo,. ol KIIrolhchev." od eorller. Hour1 toalPI 1 to 160 persona attending the annul p. m. al meeting of the Meigs CouoW H HI N G T 0 N - CUN· ~~-------- ty Dairy Service Vnil. l!'ess, eolleerned thot I ~ndThf Babson Company mokeo ru1 or oaboteur• might be abl• and markets the s.rse milking to ds'!hiy the nation's power machine. supply wu moving today toward • lull dr.., inquiry Into Tuesday's blackout In tile nortbeaatero United Stateo. GROUP 2 SALE I M • fy About , 2 (Color) ~~~~~~~~:,._:~~e~~ra~ fo~~·l:: People In ~ Dau~hters are ~........................~~iiiiiiii;....iiiiiiii..... __,lll i Pomeroy il Spee~aiGuests I'' Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuler Iand Mrs. Garnet Folden ..... I For Banquf:t a Business and Less like a Farm Charles Perroud, 41, One Of Two Victims in Rt. 2 Seven Schools GROUP 1 SALE 1 :r 1preadlq out from th '1 styles to choose from in weekend guests of h1s mother. Irummalge s "' have not paid the1r due!! do su • d he !he Sa on TONIGHT 1< THURSDAY ObhgatJOn mghl wa s observ-i Mrs Beulah White an o! r l Se t ul names were drawn I at once It was announced th~t NOT OPEN ' ed when Bethel No. 62 of the Irelatives. . It ~re ~ted to purchase prmt-1 the Me 1gs County PTA Council ' llntemalional Order or Job's I Spendmg the weekend WI~~ ed ws~t~nury from the- Quality cleared $251 [rom ils auction i FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY IDaughters met Monday t!venm~ l Mr and. Mrs Albert Ruu:.;s IPnnt Shop in Middleport Mary and $107 !rom its rummage sale,j Nov•mber 12·13 at the Pomeroy Masomc Tern and family were Mr and Mr M rtin L-onstitution and by-laws makmg .a total of $358 "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" Wilford Roush and. SQII, James. Ich:lrm'an reported both are be- It was also announced that ! Brian Donlevy, Geo. BakE'r, pie. Jenmfer Blakeslee, honored and Mrs James Wmdland. New- I· re a~·ed for the Salon part- the Christmas program of the l Carol Uray queen, pres1ded and C. E. ton Falls: Mr. ~nd Mrs. Homer mg _P P school would be held Tuesday, . "DEVILS OF DARKNESS" Blakeslee served as associate ! Roush, Blacksv ille, W. Va.; and j ne~~ bulletin frotn Helen Cot- December 21 , at 1:30 p.m. Nam{Technieolor) guardian pro tern. The date •Jf l Mr. and Mrs. C!~rence Cumt~r- t Columbus departmental ed as the treat committee were 'wm. Sylvester, Carolt> Gray, March 26 was uccep.ted f~r the i ledge. and f~rmlv , ~~~na., lC- c~a eau, stating' that th& De-l Mrs. Joseph Struble and Mrs. Tracy Reed spring visitstion ~hich Will b~~ tor and . Ma~vm: .•~r.'::_';:_~~;- cer!ber pouvoir will he held al lCharles Legar. All room moth· I IUN.-MON .·TUES.·WED. a combmed mspe<tJUn With G~l 1~ ""'· " " " , Ft. Hsyes Hotel in Columbus i ers were asl<ed lo help sack Nov. 14-17 lipolis Bethel. Plans were rna e,l • the candy. Unclaimed door priz-1 Elvis Presley for inltiaUon at the next meet1 Oln d I es at the Halloween party were "TICKLE ME" PotMroy II ne MeJc1 CGuaty Heahll Depal'lmeat reported today ont kiUod at Royal Oak Park be1 beta foaad tafe<ted. WORLD wool fabrics In solids, 1 Night Observed b\' Bet Ire I ly ed c6ats, Beautiful all c~ose enoug~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1965 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~_,~ = :·::7:7;~::Sales Executive Tells 160 Meigs Countians: at 1----------------- "'--------= seen in much higher pric· a piano prelude Th:m Ctlvered with a lace doth and Mrs 0 E. Rall, vice presiColoS, ven of these chil-l ton Two main ways brought lng Hymn" by Mrs. C. M. Icenlered with a while looted dent of the Middleport ll<Jard 40 children .. e his monlh I out were settmg a poor examnesy and a bowl of frmt flanked by orange of Education, " In Columbus and lhe l pie and not paymg president. Mrs ames tapers 10 white holders. M r ' thiS week attendmg the three- a n d d and mo•· i altentwn to children s schoo The Chrlslmas bazaar was an· Cnsweli pr.,ided at the silver dav session of the Ohio School . Salon WI 11 sen dcar lis remember work. nounced for Nov. 30. L'Offee service. An arrangement I Bo'ards Association Conference I ey to these WI their I The meeling, in tharge of During the business m..tlng iot mums were used "" , Mrs RalliS serving as stalo , fhe other; was ' Eiza r.iimore. president, open· the pwllO. Ihospitahty chairman for the I the Alm/ Lodge and I ed with pledge to flag and p<Je~ reader~:w~~~ POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO '' very special prices. Styles L~l-1 Denv~r, - NO. 174 warm winter coats .at be' ~;~~:ntary I VOL XVII to purchase your ~ctedt I~ p~nmedl~tlon ~p~a~d ~as ~rL'eJVed. lrom ~lbur ~=~~: The meeting was ~penrt w:~h . ~i7~\.~~;~:he: r:.,~,d ac~~~f.! t::re~~si~~z~:;h Mr. and Mrs. Nailonai Jewls~h~:~p=~ abo~7 ~~~~:.0 °c~;;n~nd i::mit Wal~en-' \. Now is your chance ' Is Exp ore ~·~~g;;~~; at y WARM WINTER COATS IN South~astern So~ ~: ~u~':~~nes ste~ str~vm Dece~ ~ ~y ~\ti· ;,~rtn~~shlp • A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF WOMEN'S • • • MC~rr tMartl~·nner ~!lngla~o~~ as. ~;;rr~ :a~ssiere, , ~hildren. ~~!close:' te~l"!u"1 Mt~d~: :! ~~:J :~ Beverly i po~l~arl 7• ''Wh~re 1 I ELBERFELDS ~ eo s DticembeJ' • • & with • dutch The 8 et 40 Meigs I un1y upper to be held December • .i Jon 710 held Its regu ar mee • 'l;hose planning j I ing Mond"J Eunte Brinker, The Jli'OI'IID theme of Moth- ported Entsminger Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman home of u • Y ' ·Myrtle Walker. Ruth Thornton, «1111 Women's serviee In the the 18 sewing kits took .their daughter, Knapp, clnlpeau, open- Rhoda Hackett, Pearl Knapp t<llllinuniiy, aDd World Community Day IAnn, to Columbus Monday for : ed the meeting '" ritualistic! and will be wottld was presented Y · nked the committee, IR· medtcal ohservatwn. d Mrs Hyse11, secre- A ns mas 1 . Roberl Coats and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Everett Davis, : Mrs. James Faulkner had read the min- Iheld at the next Heyes at ttie Novem:r Mrs. L. Mltch, Mrs. Norm Iher guests her sons rutes and the treasurer reported Iday, a and .ng of the W.S.C.S. land Mrs M. L. French. and f•miiJes, Mr. and Mrs. 22 hand. Glady• Mowrey, be announ WI t )1ethodist Churcll Monday./: ':;. M. ·E. reported on Lawrence Ikner of chsirman, reported ' $1 rllng m the SOCial rooms :the Minlsttr's Wlves' Retreat bans. W V'd. and Mr. an tht! Salon had reached Jts lthe me o as co-hostess. church. which she attended this f<lll at James Faulkner, Jr. of Cha -. membership goal for the year. Gladys Molwrey f the meeting I IIeston, W Va . R bet Mltrh ! Rhoda Hac ket.I ch'ld c osewere o served byI Enlarging on the tope, I'Do Camp Asbury. I welfarel, At f the hmenla " M Coals pointed th Mr and Mrs o r Ichairman read letters I rom re res H II d lomethmg, oncern where Mrs Criswell thanked e and David and Steve .. the TB Hospital at!the hoSiesses Mrs. yse an , uul the1anareas o c may offer committee for dthe family I Cbrijt women d the Dlght goal lwheehnu,. W. Va. spent Mthe eIsonVI IIe and from the Ben[ Elleen Searles. 1 1 I be ficial to society at preparation an ~ea . Sh I weekend With their parens, r Frunkhn TB Hospital in Colum- 1 set\' ces ne . clud· sheet for Lhe commg year . e and Mrs. P. L. Much and Mr., . f f I all levels. as Iclosed with a meditation enlil· ' and Mrs John Seines. . WllS voted to support one I I our own door lied, "How Can W• Give, Mr. and Mrs. Richard child in Nelsonville Hospital r s Ianswell as In the world; Thanks' " ' Belpre, spent lhe weeken and five m lhe Columbus Hos•. ags to show love to otbers The Center prepar- 1their parents, Mrs Max RHo er l pita! It was reported that Half I I S 'r't d Mr and Mrs Wilbur an· ' . t lo H in rural areas, education o our ed by Mrs Guy Shu er, P1 1 • ·~ · (loween ~atds were sen _ A panel discussion on . " ow youth, and remembermg the ag-~ ual Life secretary, _earned out rung. Faulkner moved i these children. It w~s. also Vol Iwe encourage cheatmg _m our ed and the infirm. the theme of the I!J:Jft of hfr Mrs. James Palmer St red to send ThunksgJvmg cards ' children " was held durmg the om God with a dlsplay ol rl from her home on and to purchase Christmas . ~ hour of the Pomeroy Mrs. Hsyes, of bread, sail , candi<s. and ' to the home .':f ller cards and gilts which Will PTA Monday eveman caiTJed out e f Itt 0 pen Bible I Mrs. Eva Jlar I f'Y on . taken 1o the children Old Does Our " Tue<day Christmas cards are bemg mng. s lth teacher · Be in?," in the invocatiOn. I The hostesses. Mrs Max Rol· l Mr. and Mr!S Robert Sharp . d to the Children's I M1ss Carolyn m • ~ hy!n seripture. reading and ler Moss Nellie Zerkle. Mrs. and Mr Paul Haptonstail were I senC iumbus ' was moderator and on the IJa.:Ues JIViden , and Mrs F. M.i m Columbus Salllrday wheJe lhe ,el were .Rev. About Middle part I MrYIM CINM" l'o-roy IN- USI OUR PAittt:tNO LOT Let yourself go .•• to your Plymouth Dealer's ' · . ./illllt/taVIDIH/YAIIIoM/~ · TOM RUE MOTORS, 399 SQuth 3rd A!e.; 0. �• ') • ' The Weather /·· WMPO's Jtobem Is Trail claSB '· I~rseal- Clar, · i ' ·'·)01, • ~~ - S k 1 y · on uuu · pea er ire McCue, owned by Joe oung I . Vart ble Joadlllolo and eoolj and ridden by J•mor Kennedy, Tom Roberti, a recent add!- loda \tgh 0«1-55 'pmty cloudv Middleport. tlon to WMPO radio's stall, 1 ~~~~ warmer b,.rgbl and Frl-! l(lOke ht1eny and Informally da Low tonlsbl !4-H. KIWI DEER WOdhesday loiJoj;lng • regular Y. A 60 pound buck deer was Iluncheon of the Pomeroy Lions 2-DallY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 11, 196~ leis, Rl. I, Galllpoll•_· - -~ -·-· --· -- -- KYger CreekHorse ShOW • Sees Two Double WInners . u· I Scoring double wins lft Sun- 1ches - Prince, ridden by ~-a - killed this morning in Route _124 club in social rO!)ms of the Fed· MAN ARRESTED doy·, horse show at the Kyger 1than Yonker. and owned by \\II- when struck by an automobile, erated cblireh. · · I Pomeroy pollee arrested l rrt'ek emp1oyees club . were 1he Grmstead, Letart ~ sheriff's deparlment report.. _M~. Ro~~s was lnt~uced l tu B. Moore, 20, Po'nercry, Rill Cole of Tuppers Plams and ! English pleasure horse _ Gin- ed. . by Lion Bill Grueser. Anotherll:30 a. m. today for . 'imp Frost of Shade. The show 1ger, ridden and owned by )Ves- Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach gues1 w-s Wilham D~as, Belpre, o~eralion of motor vehicle. 'trarled 11~ entnes. t Pa Pt Pleasant ·1 said Olen Roberts, 51, ~t. a guHt of Bob Jacobs. . ed h' fi t . ld er rsons, · 2, Oak Hill, was drlvmg Mullen, second vice president, 1 s:~r. 18 .. 1.rs wm 1 ~ Roadster pony class ...... R t d east on Rt. 124_, about presided. ng Mbs finker m the west , Bird Starlite. driven by Robert nine tenths of a m1le east of Serving the luncheon ~·rn_ pleasure_ pony cia~. 48 to Greet and owned by Lester I state route 325 when three or these ladies or the church, Mrs. FINISHING .'ib m.~-~-~: 5 · H~s seco~~ win came_ Ohlinger, New Haven. ' rour deer houn<lPrl_ Into 6 he Louis Diehl. Mrs. Roy Seyfried , Our best quality on Caes~r Ladho II\ 1 the Barrel race (ponies) - Sky, highway ahead of him.. and Mts. Ben Neutzling. service 1\'l•ste rn p easure rse c a.ss. ridckn bv Christv F'rost, and He hit one of them. There -------='---I DAY SERVICE "'Rusty Bill' was Wt~P , owned b~ John Robson, Shade. was no damage to Roberts' 1963 . , ON REQUEST Frost's mount as he scored first, Barrel. race ( hone.~ 1 _ Star, , Buick. The carca!ls was t~rned I up 8.25 p.m.•_- LachJ~n~~~M~~a::c place wms, f1rst m the flag Iridden and owned by Brenda : over to Roberts. The acc1dent Leay down 10.~ ~ m, 11 ralc, where he bested 12 other housll Letart , oecuned at 9 10" a. m. 1Bruce down nudnight; ndPrs then in the pickup race · . R I Bosworth down 2:10a.m.; Cleaners Pomeroy I Flag rare rpomesl ex. 5 d • 10 W it DRIVE IN- USE OUR f 1r horsrs where he came out 'dd CORRECTION en · own a er I FRE"~> PARKING LOT , -. rt en and owned by Ch ar1es l Beckjord up ...8·150 a.m.; am aht•ad ot nine o~her ridtl'8. _ Ohlinger. Letarl. The person r~ported arrested . ~ · · _ _ 1 Here are thE! r1rst place w1n- Run and ride 1poniesl _ Ba- , and fined by Mayor 'Charles ~ rwrs in lhe olher 1l classes of be. owned and ridden by Jim : gar of Pom~oy ~~ tw_o c_onv1c• Urt- show: . Horrman. Letart. l lions of drivmg wtthout a license Pleasure pony, under .S m- Run and ride (horse~\ _ , Sunday was Carl SLadler, Mt. - -- ---- ~ · Champ, owned and ridden by Clemens, Mich., not Carl StaidFIRST Art Thompson, McArthur. er, a• reported. QUALITY Pirkup race (ponies! - Ton----REGULAR - ka. owned and ridden by Cherie . ATTEND CONFERENCE Certified Oil Stltion Williams. Rutland. . MJSs Margaret Griffith, ExTrail clas~ tponlt'sl _ Roscoe tension Agent, Home EconomiCS W M•i,. S1, 'omtro'f' owned and ridden bv Carol Dan· j and C. E. Blakeslee Extension . - - - - - -- - - -- ---.. · -- . - Agent, Agriculture, will be at I Lake White, Waverly, Thursday I and Friday for a district COD· ; terence on R-H programrntna. co.: . 51~.\0tJ'S MARKET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 29'' THE KIDS ARE READY FOR To The Voters conAGE Support In The Recent Election . I I. 0. (Mac) McCoy Pd. Pol . Adv. i Gauge mdfngu Gallipolis Dom t2.1, 13.2, running 5 feet on rollen, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· 112. Pt Pleasant 24.09, Hinton 0.75, Kanawha Falls U3, Char, Jeston 19.00. London, Marmet ! i ,. . . __ '"". ·::.z~::zr~-~-::'"7- r;:.~·:-'-7'""'] ., ,i sil!s. and Winfield dams were on the I . Boat Movementlr Ohio Rivtr - Rose G. up t4, I12o20 p.m.; Jenk! up 11, 12:15 a.m.; A. J. Patten down 15, 3:40 a.m.: San Ricardo down down 16, 2:20 a.m.; I. ger McCool down 16, 1:05 4 Regllftred Pllarmacllfl to Sarve you Chris Jr. down 17, 6:50 p.m.: I Onward up 17, 1:20 a.m.: Frank- ~ lin Pierce up 17, 4:30 a.m.;; Zimmer down 17, 1:05 a.m.; Louisiana down 11, 2:50 a.m.; Jeffboat down 18, 6 a.m.; Lady Marjorie up 18, 7:10 a.m.; OVEC up 20, 2<59 a.m.; John Ladd De~P. ~ow_0_i!Q. B.a.m. :.Jef, I lerson down :W, 7:20 a.m.; An· drew Calhoun up 21, 7 a.m.; e ECONOMY PRICED! NIW PUIH 'tl 10 POWIR-Rilll' .. lll(l•on cletl' d•l down dflll , o, thl'l IMw, ,r~,h. kt or m~d. • NIW "OPfiWI f'OWIII-tlltiU!Ift tr tftarp lllld Krn tar nhl t rrp 'n p 4lri~inc powtr Jft~ ftrtr Wtllltf JloPL • liiW "Unn Lltiii!."-Coopu Cll loJo.ulrt "SafiiJ·Li"ll" hoi~J tit S runn bttltr. • MIW "PGWIIIIYll" 11111111• louch..- winter 111111 lor mote m•I.S, ,. !Mit trlctiOR w1n111 dt11 "ll"•nler. mort Wlnlld 1/zr .•• IOpul~rly pricrd/ FULL 4- PLY NYLON .19 T•• Plus CORD 7JO 011:15-IC. 5JG Of 1;11-1$ luhllta ~lacll I ' Gallipolis Dam - Cathy R. up 3 10 p.m.; Charles Stevenson doWII 7 p.m.; Becky Wasson THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO tNTI115T OP M&IGI-MASON AREA a1cn•N 1. o . . n. ruttiiiMr Ctl • .-.r11VIf1 hnMI'IIII, 141..., dtlmooll 111.... U111 .bt.I"H u ltOOiltd. 1111• IHWIII lftatt., It Uli' PMI d H It PoftltJOY• ..... breaks. N1llon1l adnrli..JII I'IPr.MifttiU.,., lotttnP.III K.lmbllJ, II'KI.. SO 1Ad11fo toll o\-re.. N- Yerll Citro Nfw (Oft. SubRr'lpttOII r1t111r O.Uv•red .., tll"rilr wbiln lntllb1e, 30 11at11 1111' THE NEW HUFFY I 65~ - • · ••• ~•u 111 ~"'"" at the Oil" hDtiMJ nff'lce IJUih Ill' ~Dnllll, 1'7.80J lhrel JIIIOD\N 13.901 Bp • lllt~l.or Route •ll•n carrier 111"1ee DOt auil•ble, o1111 moot.ll 11.-llh BJ I 1111.11 on• r•ar IIO.Oih 15.JS: 1'h..,. uaUJL n 1m .oo. ..... WITH SPORTS CAR STYLING CHEESE flrl, model1, all sJJea. Lay Away Your Hu!fy For Christmas • Stiller's 250 PK. MOORE'S POMEROY WY 2·2848 Goal Coats Benchwarmers 19.95 16.95 (Pile Lined) 12 JO-BO BRAND CANS 2P5 IN TORONTO - Joho Tannehill, 13, of Middleporl and Boys' _ his father, Chester Tannehill, dlscus!l a point of slrat.egy Pomeroy . 10 eTometo Soup eS.uor Kraut eShoo String Pol•- 1 Pork & Beans 1 Spaghetti 1 Bultor Beans 1 Vogetablt Saup ________________ ___ cans 16.95 JACKETS during a rest break of the MIX or MATCH SALE nal mateb In tbe Boy• under 16 d;vl!loa Canadiao tablo CORUt;ROYS SPORTCRAFTERS QUIL TEO & PILE tennis tournament. John won the mal<!h from Roger Lewis of Columbus tbree games to one. Fred Rohm, editor of Na. tioual Table Tennis Topics, in the current Issue advised players: If a small boy ever walks up to JOU, askl you play, beware. If this ~;mall .From 13 95 'i 0 DOWNIE-GROSS "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" boy wean glasset and comes POMEROY from Mtddleporl, Ubio, you're io trouble. Hlo aame Is Jnhn TaooehUI, and he hat all llo stroke• that woald be expec~ eel of a master ol tbt game.'' - Photo by Rohm. Coma to our~ "MiSS Tfiirmo-Jac'' Contest REMINGTON SHOTGUN SHELLS 610x15 'ull 4 Ply Tire BIO<k Tube Type Plu1 Tax and Two Old Tires. and TJ Model Search Party SPECIAL 12 Go. Shut' $Z.S6 box 12 ·Ga. ExpreliO __ $3.35 boJc 16 Go. Shur Shot $2.54 boJc Purdue Stresses Defense KEITH GOBLE FORD In Drills for Big Game USED CARS By Volted Preso Interoatloul minult drtR In 1 oold Purdue workPd on defense and continued to stress 16 Ga. Expretl __ $3.09 box orelll8r!ltion for Saturday's with oopbollllll'e John 20 Go, Shur Shot $.239 bo» game with second .. calling the signals. 20 Go, Express __ $2.94 box Minnesota. alated to liar! lllurday, Boilermaker Coach Jack STEAM & DRY said last week's vict.oryl The <antaloupe gell over i . · has helped name !rom the eutle of team considerably in 11e~liogl ready for tho Gophers. iupe, lD Italy, where It AI Minnesota, regular WBI R"'ft Ill Europe. PatOisoo DOl P!aintl, Ill. "'"'"'" SEVENTEEN REG, SALI $6.95 Landoro-Dry ___ $5.25 $9..!1 0. Ky. Home S&D 7,15 $9.95 Val. Tool, S&D $6.81 $tD.95 Mon. Bow, S&D $7.81 $10-95 Dominion, 1&0 $7.81 12.95 0. Ky. H - S&D 8.40 $15.95 Domfnlan, S&D IO.SO $16.95 Sunheom, I&D $12.51 18.95 Wtit!JifhOUH I&D $11 THIS WEEKS sive halfbackoutTommy s;~~~~~;::::========~ was declared beeaUBt ol jury for the Purdua game. ka! suffered two broken fingi!rs ll last Saturday. He will he placed by Dick Seitz. llliMis Coach Pete Meigs County kept the defensive onit on field an extra half-hour W~=:tl Coon Huntws day In preparation lor 1 sin. Center John Davis wao AlsDCIIIiOII 1o the hospital for treatment r-.1 aL an elbow Infection lllld Will oJUiniiJ, OY. 4Ja replaced by Dava Tomasula. N nil "'--'- SHOOTING MATCH N l .....DOII .......~~~ · _..._!1!!11!!! ,. f1.11 With , •• 14.91 llll!llllrd ........ 11. . Suede Bermuda Ores~ -~ut juat 1/love the k~ pt,,446o0796 COME IN AND SEE OUR LINI OP SHARP USED CARS. I Efectrk Heaten 111-:w:.:~acons==tn=-=he:::ld:_:...:•lhort:::..::!.!I "FREE COKES" $t.95 Porloblt - 412 Secollll Ave. Ill IRONS BE A THERMO.JAC MODEL IN SEVENTEEN! eSE(OND FLOOR 95 SAVE NOW ON MfNem•• Pomeroy, 0. VALUES IN OUTWEAR Storm Coats . . . . .e1MfiMII 112 Eost Mlfn Street c oz. Men's Zip-Out Rexall Drugs 1!2 I. Main SLICED CARROTS SLICED BmS SHELLIE BEANS & CUT GREEN BEANS CALIF. SPINACH, PEAS AND CARROTS PKGS. Swisher & Lohse WY 2-2955 These Items Should Have Read: MEN'S __ BOYS' _ Spectrocili-T SQJJIBB ....,............... SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS The oootract waa ~:::.:~II local proiDDlel" trv S said he would go to Nev., and attempt similar oootracis froim II Clay and Patterson prior to their Nov, t.J fight. 8U ..ER MARKETS 5 for ' DUE lUCUS .contract Holsum or Adams Come on in Saturday between I0:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. . . , , try on your favorite Thermo--Jac item .... we'll .take your picture •. and you're in our "Miss Thermo--Jac -Contest"! Win a complete TJ outfit • , .• see your picture In the paper I Bring your friends •••• have fun , ••• and find out how to apply to .. . . . . 'IIIIOif~ I CANS FOR WIN ACOMPLETE TJ OUTFIT! , A siNk and vro..lul b!ko w1th thot "get Up and tJO" look. The smooth tank 1nuggl11 neatly Into the new tpocecraft frame. Compact luggage carrier .. •. poliJhed chrome rim 1 - _- - flamboyant colors • • • o •JIGrklinglteaiAr. Bor• ond a ON OUR WmNESDAY AD 8 SATURDAY, NOV. 13th. .l- signed CORRECTION Ernest 21 b. Meldahl 1:30 p.m.; Cot' ton Queen up Meldahl 9:55 p. dahl ll :50 p.m.; Buckeye State down Meldahi 4:45 a.m. champion, Wednesday to defend his crown against the winner of Cassius Clay-Floyd P~::,~~ ~~ match, bopiog his ~ 1i1'0uld belp pressure bout. Greenup 7:25a.m.; Diane Brent i vyweigbl Terrell, I dowo Swld.1p bp l'b1 Olio VIlli• ,_ltU.b-illl Companp, 110 llaetJ•nJ• 1\., ~ II'OJ, Ohio, 4MII~ Bulneu 0 f f t c 1 fMioM WY HilMI. ldltort&l ..... f t and freedom !rom impact ~:::-...! 1 PubllRid Assures strong sidewalls cmcAGO (UP!)-The Box 1 n g Association's he j Elgercliff down 23. I a.m.; . George Prke up 2!, 4:4> a.m.; I Titan down 23, 6: 10 • m.; New 1Orleans down Greenup 6:15 p, 1m.: Southern down Greenup 1:50 a.m.; Nm1hsworthy up ; m.; Alton Zephyr up Meldahl I II :20 p.m.: Lorena down Me~ I I I Full drug atore service ..• prescriptions •• , btluly..lcl• Ben World Crown for your children's uke and your peace of mind, Jee us now for au your first aid and health need1. / 15. 5:11 a.m. : Peggy Downey down 16, II p.m.; Pollywog down 11, 11:25 p.m.; Steel Rana.m.; I BORDEN'S GLAC!llll CLUB rl.::======::::;::iiiii:.i...:...:=====ji - - -----~-- McCoy's Reg. ' ' Contract for Reg. 69c Gal. PAPAR NAPKINS River news -------- Of Eastern Local District For Your Terrell Inks McCOY'S ACnON. IS THE MEDICINE CABINET? THANKS Oak Hill lnvad es PHS Friday TRIMMED Robinson's _J"""""""'="""="""""'"'ii 0. Nll'l'. 11, 1965-3 ROUND SHIRT 1 . POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. . txelulivef¥ THERMO.JAC ' ' 17•99 GILMORE Supply Store Phone 992-2774 Po!neroy, o. _,. ' SPECIAL 1965 FORD GAL 500 CONVT. J51 Engine, Standard Trani. Radio and Heatar, New Car Warrar.(f, Boautlflll Red Finish. :::s.oo ---NOW ONLY $2495 'SURE-(JRJP ~the Low·Prlced winter t tire w/111 f90 tractor-type cleats that are built deep to bite deep ••• dlg In and pu/1. you tbloufl/l snow like a tractor A-'"llle•at•s"•--.mJeap'l'ulsya mbber (toucbostOYer uoed in Goalb- tiNo) .... ~pered 3-T NyloR oord for atrength ond Nllil- . , Plot .. a pair d. .,_ p&-(llille Sgn Grip liM IIIII - · · I» Ill& for - -•zs..._lll H' ahalnpoo 11'1¥ ruge' fOI' 1;. OFFER! . 6 •te ....~ will iiHflll, •• « •• 4tni.~·· Keith Goble Ford, Inc. USED CAR LOT RIZER OIL .CO. Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service Phone WY 2-2101 ...._..,, 0. �• • SoutllemF.RJ. Moln Business • f' soCIAL· Ch'l' w.s.c.s. Plans Sou Funeral , Billl For Nan Barnett ASChfl$ IOnS Is Topic .Foodstaffs to New Haven auPTM TO MUT FAMILY DINES P'omaral services for the late ~NDAR II, Relunl Jonalbaa Melia Chip- Mn. MU RoUer entertalne Mrs. Nan Barnett, 91, were ... .d'.J ltr, Daushien of tHe AJnerl. wttb • famlly dbmer Sunda: 'GI God Gl Thro h U held Sunday at the Mount Mor· I can Revolution, will meet Fri- PreseDt were Mrs. Kennel dm:V1108_ ~ M.!: 8 iah Baptist Church wtth the N<W. 11 The w.s.c.s. of the Methodist, day afternoon al z p.m. at the CaJe and daJiiblers, Marsh AS Chrislia ., Rev. Nyle Borden offlclatlng. Th p 1 Cou U of ..,... ehurch at Tuppers Plalu met home of Mn. Dale DutiOD In and Mellaa; Mr. and Mrt 11111 . ns wasl Burial was made in Beech Grove e as nc ors Thurlday oftemoon II the anMiddleport. Gt1eel speaker will Rlclulrd Grill Ill( sons, P1 'J'be Southeru High school Fu· the loJllc of the progr.am pre· cemetery. She is sii!'VIved by ' dorus Council, Daughters of nex with seven members at-1 A collection ol looclltulll, In- be Mrs. August Plkkoja, State and Mlte, Middleport, and M1 lure Homemakers of Amerlia ~~Mni Pt~ul ~~~ • : three daughter! Miss Nina Bar. ~:''";'ill ~eek~ thei:,C:U,'": tendtng. The program combin· eluding donations by SUnday Ubrarian. Roll ea11 mpo~~~e and Mn. Richard RoUer, Be held lheir llll!llal Initiation on EUBe Ch cho e n rp e nett and Mrs.' Julia Williams ~ rs. nlngary · ntl · ed the Call to Prayer and Self· School children, wUI be a fe•1 ~wlll=.::.be.:....:a;..f::a:;;vori::.:;:ll:..::;book.;:.:::....._..;.IP1'8!:.:':....._ _ _ _ _ __ November 2 In lbe high achool . ur met Tuelday even· with whom she made her home ay eve · , Denial sarvice and 'l'hank•glv- lure of the ~omeroy Cnmm!DI·I euditorfum when 2t new mem. ~~I alcthe home of Mrs. Jamesl ln Middleport and Rosetta Bar-· of~;;, SCat~ll~.!;m:,~ cl~~ lng in charge of the Spiritual lty. Thanbi!Vlng Service to be bers were Initiated • hester Road. , nett Colum~~s. acrth h h c d't .w Life leader, Glady• Violet. held Wednelday, November M, . Th . of the I , d meet 1n e c urc au 'onum . at 7:30 p.m. In the Federated They were Patty AUey, Nane aom program wa• Out..f-town relatives an 'Thuraday, at 6 p.m. for a pot· A self-denial offering was I Church cy Bentz, Sharon Calvert, Ptn- tonishow ~t the m~. friends here were MMrs.M=IIuck dinner, followed by I he taken. Plano were made for the The ~on-perishable food lteml ny Dill, Terrie Ferrell, Shirley a wor as a IS an s once Peterson, rs. regular meeting. chilo and soup supper and bake!- cans, jars, and boxeo - will Guletlg Sandra Hall Shirley Chrfstianh ';!!ness hw~ver ~: Booker and ~amlly, C~· ~ Rock Springs Grange will sale. There will be bazaar it·~ be turned over to the Salvation Hudso; Donna Jeff.;. Mary goes, w a ~~!;. e Thies. 0 Mrs. J. E. oore, o ~m s: meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ems lor sale. The date Is Satur- Army for local distribution he• M ' I J group sang ve ne wn Mr. and Mrs. R. L. \lalburg, There will be a program andre. day, November 13, beginning at fore Chriltma Lave~,der, tJallenlcbbel an~:auno-g Way, Lord.''. with Becky Will i Powell; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lreshments will be served. I o'clock allhe church annex. I Partlclpati•!· In the oervlce ann manua, e , as accompamst. Colosstans 3:6 Bunch Columbus· Mrs. Crea· · ' · ·-e Brenda Michael, Bobbie Moore, was read and prayer given by tha R~ssell Mr. ~nd Mr!. Ran. The Eleanor C!rcl~ of Heath The Christlllll8 meeting yill woll be cler8YJ11eD in Shirley Powell, Ester Proffitt, the leader. n Qualls ~nd famtl Mr and Methodist Church w!ll meet be held at the home of Nie!el l P~roy, '. udlng the Revo. Mindy Profitt R06emary Sel· Y y, · . Thursday, Nov. tl at the Weatherman with a lift H· Wilbur Perron, host paotor, Jerlen Wilma s' awn Penny Ste- Several members read ques- Mrs. Edward Hamilton, MISS chureh With Donna Byers the de- change. : ry Masters, Carver Williams, ' Dr p 81 ' Ro 1 lions and answers on "How can Jane and Miss Shirley Garnes, votlonal leader and Louise 1Melvin Alkire Samuel Jackson wart, eama ump, sa ee Col mbus · Mrs Beatrice Payne ' In ' Taylor Sandra Taylor Jeannie I find my main business as a u • · •1Brown, program leader. Jean Envoy Ray W ing, Joseph Thom~n Patty Walk'er Pattv Christian." The local church is Dayton. Ann Bradbury and Billie Jo Kraly, and Richard Martin. Wallbro~ Brenda Webb and the training ground to learn Krawsczyn are hostesses. Special music will be suppHed 1 Peggy waiker. what t?. do as Christian•;, The The Past Matrons' Club of , by 1 the ~ederated Church cholrl hymn. Thank You, Lord, and Evangeline Chapter OES, Mid.l 1 under directoon of Mrs. Allee Other F.H.A. members par- prayer by Mrs. Frick conclud· dleport, will entert~in the Past 0 ;Nease. The offering will be giv·l flcipallng were president, Su· ed the program. Matrons' Club of Pomeroy , en to CROP (Christian Rural zanne Winebrenner; vice presi· Mrs. Manzel Smith, president Thursday evening, Nov. II at, IOverseas Program), a division denl. LoJs Se~ell : secretary, conducted the business session A food demonstration given · the home of Mrs. J. A. Young I of Church World Service. 1 Mary Ann HarriS i treasurer, when reports were given. A by Betty Newlon, home service Sr. for a 6 ~ . m . dinner. Mem- Sites of historical Interest ln Sharon Yates, and song leader, thank offering was taken. Plans advisor for the Columbia Gas ! bers of the Middleport .group are ISoutheastern Ohio will be fea· HONORED WITH PARTY Cheryle Hayman. were made to attend the Insti· company, highlighted the meet· to lake • covered dtsh. Itured In announcements be· Dave Thomas was the honor. Guides were Teresa McTurn· tute at Belpre on November 30. ing of the Ohio Eta Phi ChapNOV. I!. . tween programs during the ••·Ied guest at the home of Mr. er, Linda Johnson, Rhonda Bri-l Completed reading list cards ter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Mary Shn~e, White. Shrme of I suing months on Ohio Universi- ~ and Mrs. Norman Humphreys. ckles, Beverlce Hunt, Pam were collected. Tuesday evening in the Gas Jerusalem will meet ID regular Ity's television station, WOUB-TV Dave left Monday for the Air I Cleek, Allee Cleland, Polly Prayer by Miss Eizabeth Da- 'I Office. sesston Frtday at 8 p.m., at Channel 20. Force. He will be stathllled in Decker, and Linda Carpenter, vis closed the meeting, and re· The pre!ldent, April Smith, the IOOF hall. Matemd obJe.c. Texas. Attending weee Su!l8n and ushers were Nancy Roush, rreshments were served by the presided and welcomed rnem-: tl\:e and membership rught Will The s~nruJ of Surtace, Charlene Kelley, Ron only Hea Bachtel, Coral Moore, and hostess to 17 members and Ann bers and new pledges. The be observed. ! to ~ aired at ~arlous Hanning, Dave Lyons, George homore Ohlinger Beverly Smith. Roger group voted to have a gift exThe Young Adult class oil dunng the evenmg will Hoffman Jack Williams Ran· San dra J eII ers. The Sop Bapf tst a In'bute to "The ' ' Piz. home economics classes presenl- Dixon 'and Becky, Brenda, change at the Christmas party. the Pomeroy F'Jrs t dy and Sandy Humphreys. 1.45 , ...., la:n 41tel ed 3 skil. Connie Leadingham Beverly and Brian Will. Marilyn Wisecup, social chair· church are sporuoring a rum· World of Southeastern za, pop and pretzelt wert ler· ol'ofyRHHiferwFNel h d d 11 ns man, 81U10unced that the party mage sale In the chur<h base-l Usmg Governor Rhodes' ved. 0 a evo will he held Dec. 11 at Osear's ment, Friday and Saturday, No- derful World" theme, the · , • , Give hor e dozen ro111-thlt The speaker for the initiation · E•glitli Bl.rt/ulay 11 in Gallipolis. vember 12-13, from 9 a.m.·31announcements will he con1cernABSERVES ANNIVEII8ARY tradltionel sift thet IXPrtiHI 10 much-in e bltutilul mllko was .11iss Connie Saultz, on the Ob•erved Members may invite bus· p.m. Free parking. •d specifically with the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelaer ob&lass vall. work of tho F.H.A. organiza. The eighth birthday of . and other guests with / NOV. 13 in Southeastern Ohio C01•ered sen>ed their 50th wedding anni· Uon. Curtis was celebrated w1th to bring a $1 gag The Naylors Run by Channel 20's broadcast versary Wednesday at the 1r , . party Saturday at her for the exchange. 1Playground A!ISOCiation InaL home Minersville. Spending the Afler the lnlbatton ceremony East Main St. Games The Ways and Means com· have a bake cale at the day with them were their • the m~thers, guests, and other played and priZ<·' awarded reported on the recent store Saturday, November Points of interest to be daughter, Mrs. Henry !hie and F.H.A. ers went to the home ec Debra Bailey, Deborah !18le. The Cultural begmnong at 9 o.m. ed in the announcementa their 81111 and daughter-in-law, room for refreshments. dy, Stephen Nease, was given by Betty The WSCS of the Adena in Chillicothe; OUr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keller of lin, Biran Hamilton and including a food dem- Plllns Methodist church in Gallipolis; Leo Columbus and their daughter CAlL WW"REII Arnold. onstration with an all gas kl~ sponsor a bake sale and a and Buckeye FurnllCI! in and son-ln-law, Mr. and Mn. WASIUNGTON (UP!) - The Alter the honored guest She served refreshments and veget.bte ooup supper :"'n county; the She~:::: WUIIam Dillard of Laneaater. Pentagon today cut the Decem- ed her many gifts, cup including "goodbye turkey" and the church annex Saturday, Nov. '" Lancaster; Campus - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ber draft call by more than tee cream, kooi ade and spiced bread, and nlher foods 13, beginning at 1. p.m. snd the J. P. Snyder 0 • 5,000. The quota was reduced were served by. her . prepared in the demonstration. dogs, bam and chiCken Marietta. from a preivously announed 45,· Mrs. Jack Curtts.' asststed Attending were Anne Chap- sandwiches, pie, and coffee The purpose of the I!Oni!IIDC<e-j 224 to 44 200 when the Marine Mrs. Leone CurtiS, Mrs. man Martha Eschleman Pat will also be served. Bazaar is to make viewers 0 Corps ca;...lled a request lor Thomas and Mrs. Charles Hmdy, Ina Meadows, o is ems also will~ ~ !18le. of the wealth of 5 Inductees. ilton. Moore, Betty Rawlings, Bar· N · of interest in lbe A big increase in volunteer Present were the above bara Riggs, April Smith, Mary Cb.apl~in Nyle Borden of area that have ID Marine enlistments was given Ltsa, Bl'Cky, Danny and Carolyn Wiley, Marilyn Wise· Galhpohs State Institute Important part ln wsws Initiates 29 New MemberS CAl Be Collet'ted November 24 P Event Saturday .! , ;; Quality Costs Less ':t, 19.9 E. INSULATED BOOTS B, Goodrich 18,99 Converse · · $12.99 Leather · · · · $13.99 Wellingtons $10.99 Womens Fur Lined $ $ 3,88 7.99 R h' Sh S ~(AN SINGER GIFT NOW! 1 READY TO WEAR VALUES FOR THE LADIES. Skirts · · · · 53·91.55·91 Blouses··· 51·95.SS·95 Slacks ·· · 5l 9B.SS·95 MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT ..........,.,...,...---.....,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...............!!!!!,.. Choice ol 2 models, all with f..u Singer depe-ndabill.. Choose now and eliminate gilt problemJ liter. Lay it away! bus. The Fabri~ Shop Singer Sales & Service McCall's P8tterns WY 2·2284 WILUAM BLAKE 115 W. SECOND POMEROY "I OHIO VISIT IN ALBANY Mrs. Edith Beting and Mra. Linnie Gaul visited Mrs. Vinnie Woode at Albany, also M rs. Gaul's cousin at Chauncey, and they also visited •t Hillcrest Nursing home at AthenJ Sunday. Two racy new hardtops TIke ,_ flct af Modern violinmakers are skiH· ful enough to duplicate a Strad· ivarla in every respect except sound and playing qualities. loGitiq - ctllld I'UI' ....... - lor lila first 1ill1 I ..... 'Courteous service.... C....s,.tW.. Not only will 1t111 ftlltl morn variety m the '811 Chevelle lineup, but even more of whal makes & Chevelle a Cllevelle. Say, for instance, you pick a new Malibu Sport &>dan and specify the new 220-hp V8. You've got yourself quite a maehine. Or pick a Malibu Sport Coupe, equip it with the new Strato·bueket front ""'ta and order the n•w 275-hp V8. You've sot yourseir even more Smoothly Lined- Zipper In B8ck $5.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ;f machine. ' Or maybe you'd like to pick a new black-grilled SS 396 Coupe or Convertible. (Standard engine io a Turbo-let 396 V8 with 325 hp. And there'• also a ~hp ver.Uon you ean specify.) Now you've aot yourself the most. Which '66 Chev!lle for you? The answer to that covers a lot more ground than we ean here. And that's where your Chtv• rulet dealer comes in. ELECTROMODE All-Electric HOME HEATING Famous For Safety With The Exclusive SAFm GRID Heating Element Complete With S..ly Smooth Top MtttNIIII •Two 95 Foundations •Two Beds •2~H5tock .. .NO OBUGATIO.N FOB ESTIMATES PHONE 117-3411 OOJJ.ECf MYRL COAKLEY FOREMAN &ABBOTT CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HEATING 1nd INSULATION .. ., . Middleport, 0. ........ - ..- ... ~··-·- --·-"'A~"' Phone 667-3415 P. 0. BOX 224 ...... ,. ... . . - aolldq 111111 Jlltebolo JIGmeB•tlllellfd"PPI•-W.•.-alll-......._ If.JW'NplqtollyelaaiMJirJJ .....,._ .....,._,._, to heM it • o , with lllctrlaltr. <Xc1 haml• _, ........... ID electric hlltlq 111t.tm tbat'1 Juhfll& T-. eltsl dlltor . . - :J1IIIl' h - tlie bitter Jivlq latlllll Ill. "'WQBTB IIID"..-. Choote From Maple - Olk - Mahog1ny N. 2nd Ave. I ... COOLVIW, OHIO Y• • 4'AII!It on it every time when you deal with 11. utiJI"'faDlr tralllld f!l ...var Teuco Fuel Chief Heatlq Oilio 711111' 11omt ellciiDtJJ-IIU1 eourteoua]f. Good comblnatlon-rellabltlenlee ucJ the belt J!eethr CIIIIIIOIItY ean buy. EDJor both of tbem. Gl.e u a eaD. CAU 675-2460 Our - -d. . BLICI'RIC RATBS CON'l'OOIB 'ro CIJIIIIIIOfi • • n..eflllllnaiiRLIIti&O . . Y-.6.WIIittlllr'••••'l'llll BhlafG~IIU..I !Toll Cui!Omon Cell CoiiHII See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy n, Corvair and Corvette at your dealer's "'-----------~-----··-••••••~•••--• ••-·-•--••··•---·""'"' ''""''""''"''"""'""'u- dlstrlbuled In th1111'M by ,_ Cllnll• ..... ueu .,art ctu'' ulllt , .. BA VE DINNER GI!FSI'8 SIZES 4·11 12 11CJo incladiiJ ........, biill HULABALOO BOOT Mr. and Mra. Karl G~=~ enlertalDed wtlh a family 1 Sunday at their home, Miners: ville, Present were Mr. Mrs. Pat Quinn and Cindy Pat, and Mr. and Mrs. McDowell of Columbus, Mra. Welby Whaley, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Grueser aod Larry and Bob. • Now! '66 Chevelle Malibu by Chevrolet tha Joachim and G~~~~u~~ chim and friend or Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn 1 and Cindy and Pat and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDowell of Colum- TYPEWRITERS 49.95 & 79.95 THANKS COMPLETE 1 1 1 Someday you'll tJIIIt ELECTRIC REA 11NQ too ... 14,000 fam/lil$ till • Power u,. say it'l ••• and:;::iF;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;ii;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;="'li M BAkER FURNITURE ••••••-'•••lliiliiiili•••••IP!'1 Thomas, Sandy Jo . Arlene Mci>anl& speak on Mental Health heritage. Frankho and Mllisa RIZer, . -· ----~-~·--flba...ltadne Elementary '.::l--'--------anna and Boddy McAngus, Pledges - - 1\'ete Loial meets Monday, Nov. 15 at AU members are urged to ry Ann Walker, Randy Arnold, Q Ill Clrol G M • p.m. Committees for the tend and lirlng cookies. _ Lee Ann Nease, Roma Nease, . ·~ YD :;::: ar Carnival will be named - Jill and Michael JO_ !lOver, . wong, Fifth grade mothers wiH FIRST PatH Eb 11 n Rosa R1ta Ball, Susan Hams, Ruth refr hm Is QUALITY rie Colburn, Brenda IRiffle, Jndy O'ookl and Rosetta ~~.Council Dau&hbmll REGULAR Vickie Abbott and Keith Bailey. Lisle. of America will observe To All The People Who Certified Oil St1tion Sending gilts were Kim and 53rtl anniversary Voted For Me For Trus., r.lotn St. hmoray Joc!y GruesEf and Miss Rooa· F.H.A. Groupt a 6 o'clock dinner at the o .ii~~~~~~~;_:;l~ie.s;;;t~or,:_y:_.======;I Mel't al Eastern , halt. A special invitstion Is tee of Sutton Township In r An F.H.A. district meeting tended Ill charter members the recent election. held October 26 at East.' all members are urged to <rn High School when 54 F.H.A.·I tend and bring own table 'ers from Southern High, the VIce. Doras chapter adviser, Mra. J e a The Melg• County Hamm, and chapter mother, club will meet Monday at Mrs. Bernice Winebrenner • at. p.m. at the Syracuse town tended. People from the Beauty Academy gave WE HAVE IT •.• THE NEW WHITE demonstrallolll In hair Nancy Bent of Recine ed a &1ft certificate of $10 the academy In Athens. The Eaatern F.H.A. refreshments and ~ 1 ;wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiililir;- ' ' the reason for the reduction. ,1,., corps originally had asked fnr 5,1124 men next month from Ihe draft. sons, W1Uiam 1 ROSES c i. KiO p'"'; ONE DOZEN I "" 1 SiteS l I Cas"• Mr · and Mr. · Er ~st ·~ "" and family of Newark, Ohio visited over the weekend with Mrs. Eliabeth Jeffers. 1 Historical I s....lety No•.." • t;; moll! he Shown on TV Ela Osborne, Athens: Mr. !In. and!Iaken Holzor hospital . llllll'letftl! Jill\ IIIIi! !llrl..to Gm!'alll! Wlme!tlor oiJ. , Mrs. Leroy Risley and Mrs. L- ' servat1on one day last week. ~ --·-· -ora Guthrie, Athens. [ I'LAN ·~·p S'LE I EASY TERMS ... Pallbearen were her ~and ·I ~ n : Burke, Ronald . MASON Eaotern Star Chap-. Burke, Charle! Babcock, Paul •ter 157 of Mason Will hold a; illrman Layne, pre~ldent of By Mrs. Hallie Frederick I' Babcock. James Thomas and I soup sale and bake sale oni !IUtlll County Bank and George Many from here atlended the Larry Hill. iSaturday, November 13 beglll-1 l'hayer Mayor of New Haven Miss Susanna Arnold, a stu· funeral of Mrs Alma Mae Bahning at 10 a.m. at the Masonic• ' t of th p Ia ~ dent at Ohio University, visited k 1 S Ito E Ch cit Sun- Mr and M". Harry Lodge Hall in Ma..n. Soup w1nl, were guests B • tahenldso her mother Mrs. Maxine Am- dc'OC ~R 1 uti n ·d·f ·eurnd he e of Porl Clmton visited Mrs. Com pany a a anque on . • od ay. e a ves an n s r . F d k S da . be available in contain~rs reaF'rlda enin( t The Pleaoay. old durmg the weekend a from out of couqty for the fun· !Je re enc un Y dy to go. ant 0 Resor: spent Sunday visiting with her eral were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I Susday guest~ <>f Mr:s ":'!tle l.o.,;.;,=;,..,..,.....=_.=="'11J • . SON BORN aWJt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. k M Harr I Fredenck ~ere Mr and r ~· P~~= ~~~! ~ft':;: MASON - ~lr and Mrs. Jer·! Reuben Sttwart m MaBOn. :::r,' Po;t ~~to~:"Mr. a~ Clar;n:e Stewa~. Nelsonville. ~!riTY ry Arnold of Mason, are announMrs Harold Babcock Mr and I M1. and Mrs. Carlos Gt~· :;;;~~~~ REGULAR. _ Ml'll. Cllfford Jacque• of Tole- eing the birth of a son on No- Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stew· · ' . · and l.arrv Gladman of do, Ohio villted here last week yember 4th at the Veterans art, Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Hart· Mrs. Earl Duquette, Ohver and held spe~t the weekend I Certified Oil Station with her father, Mr. R. B. Sayre Memorial Hospital The infant ford and Mrs. Floyd Miller of Dora B'abcock, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Zona Biggs Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hnd- weighed 9 pounds and ~'h ounc- Marietta visited on Saturd'ay Emmet Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. , Mr and Mrs .John nail, Eliil.Sbeth and David visit.. es and has been named Ger- with Gary Stewart, a student Amos Johnson, Wayne, Ohto; Fostona spent Sunday .. recenUy with their dauglr d W'll' A ld 11 Th• A at Marshall University and at- Mr. and Mrs. JD< Babcocl< and • d M d 'th M d ~ d . d a I tam rno . e rn- d d h M h II H• daughters Hudson Mich . Mr I an on ay WI r an .van IOD·llrlaw, Seaman an olds are the parents of two oth- ten e t e ars a omeconr . ' ' . ., . Henry Spencer and Vance " - Te Miles Babcock ' Marwn·' Bern· Mr and Mrs Paul Kelly· 111111 ' rry Hall 8 t Mlddletown, er ·sons and 1 daughter. Grand- 1·ng garne. R. L Mr and Mrs Delbert Dotson ani and Allen Babcock, Brad- ~ . ... d parents are Mr and Mrs. Ke1th ed . Satu da. to P ke ner· Mrs Wayne Curios Mrs lied thetr daughter, Mr. .... Donald Bumgardner an A td N H d M mov r y ar rs· , . • . M E P00 I d !amilv il Linda' and Mrs James Hart ' G ewth aven,Madndl rs. burg to be near his employ· I VIncent Quickie, Bradner : Mr. t'~t ~erson er an · · • au 1ne rea ouse, 1 eport. t and Mrs. Charles Johnson and 3 errmm. and Allen and Jennifer Zerkle! Great grandparents are Mr men· ch'td ·· l'"n Wood and of Mason attended the Glenville and Mrs J{oscoe E Roush. T~e. ~ever.end Marvan FrameiJ ~ ren, FRismg. ~un: Harry a Sunday evenmg r~~.,~tly . State Colle e and West Virghr . ' IS VISttmg h1s parents, Mr. and o n'ion. ostor1<1, Mtss Doro. . ! . g Mason . Mr. and Mrs GuyWat· M N B F tGI d lthy Hertje SandyvilleW Va· Mr and Mr~ Nmmon Jl Tech football G&llM! ~t ' son, Mr and Mrs W G. Arn-1 wr\a. rame a en on, ·Mrs. Cora 'omon and Mu~s Goi: nck vJIIe on Saturday. Regg1e old, all of Pholo. Ohio, and a Mrs. Pres! Roush of Mas- Ida Kittle, Sandyville: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs M1Iton Efaw ol e.;;lllude~;;n~t;;:an~d~f:;;oo;;;tb;;;•;;II_;P;;:Ia;;y;;;er..:; ! ~~~;·. great grandmother IS' eyd . . t Mrs Wilham Burke Derwent· Athens called on Mrs Hattie . J h . ..F d · k tst d 1on IS emp1oye m an o11 1ce a PrJmsa • ane 1lous ' Lakm State Hospttal Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Babcock. re erJC a recen a ur ay. son. M M 1M t S • and family Otsego· Mrs C 1 Mrs. Paul Thomas went to rs. ur egee spen ~ un · ' ar home 1·n C0I b aft '"lCild·il day VISiting w1th her daughter, Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. Charles!. wn us er ~,. CHURCHWOMEN MEET Mrs. Naomi Coates at Loden· Babcock and daughter, Mrs. mg a couple of weeks on eFrleldolre eAdmiral preudents or lhh;ou~~;~~~~~~~ ~ VJI!e, OhiO. . She was accompan- I ea r1 Guhne · an d ch'ld 1 ren , Mr.l Charles . Babcock home. eSpHd Qulin eHoovor Ch~rchwomen of ied there by Mr. and Mrs. James and Mrs. Bud Chrissman and I .M 1s.s Dorot~y Bu.rke of Colli·~ ! Ohio met Wednesday at Lhe Proffitt and 4-ngie_ family, otsego; Mr. and Mrs. Ville 1s spendtng th~s week e Provincetown home of Mrs: Fred C:ow, Jr Pvl. Danny Harbour, son of Carl Duckworth, Coshocton: ' her grandfather, Charles ePiexoiHI Syracu.se, regJOnal chatrman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harbour, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Coleman cock. the Otocese of Southe.rn Ohio. who enlisted in the Marines, is and family, Fostoria ; Mr. I...,_.............,____....., 10 training at Parris Island, Mrs. Paul Thomas and son, The day was spent sharmg and program or the church. s. c. His address is Platoon 1 lumbus , Mr. and Mrs l~ncheon was served. by Mrs.l eo., Second Recruit 'l'raining 1Pulllns, and Miss Barbara · MIDDLEPORT Crow at noon to I~ ladies. IBattalion, Marine Corps Recruit Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Henry : f, Depot, Parris Island, S. C. · Fredertck, Mr. and Mrs. Otis 2990.\. Frederick. Westerville; M : and Mrs. Oris Frederick of I VIST HERE ·ana, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Haush· cock, Coshocton; Mr. and Mrs. alter, Pontiac, Mieh., spent a 'l Harlan Ballard, Pataskala : Mr. : week with her sister, Mr. and and Mrs. Walter 1 Mrs. Reed Eynon, Morning Star aware, Oh10; Mr. and Mrs. ~~... ·1 I LAY AWAY YOUR and on Friday they visited a Babcock, R1s1ng Sun; Mr. 1 Inephew, Roy Newell and !ami- M". Elmer Baum, Bremen: , IO IIY at Chillicothe. They returned Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ste•warr..il ' to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelsonville; Mr. and I Bob Reiber of Morning Star for James Guinsler, Lancaster; ! OUS 5 08 tOre a seven o'clock dinner which Mrs, Lillian Gladman and I Middleport was greatly enjoyed by all. ' ley Kingery, Northup: Earl SEWING MACHINES l'is, Bertha Schan and 0 m •·-~..,....,.....,...,.,,....,.,..,.,.,.,.,n -..~-"""....,..,.,,.....,......,....., GIVE DINNER . - -- - . . Come and see all the modelt now. Uae our Lay ~Away Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser • Plan! entertained with a dinner on Saturday evening at their home $59.50 up in Minersville. Guesls Mr. and Mrs. Everal Wright New Haven, W. Mrs. MarSinger Portabl ':port Demonstration /sGiven by I Betty Newton Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush of Glenville, W. Va. l!lpent Sun· day visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roush at lhe hollll of Mr and Mrs Donald F R h ' · ·Ja:'~ Roush and Robert Cooke attended the West Vi . r· ginia Umverslty football game at Morgantown, W. Va. on Saturd lewsNotes -~;~~~~~~~~~:~~;~~~~~ Mason Persona1s Oak Hill !bern fur !Ito . .... -weekend. - llaml CITY ICE and FUEL COMPANY . I I' I Point Plealent, W. V1. HIA1'ING OIL POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET POMEROY .,.. . ..; ... ~ �I ). Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ii'IJRNISHED and Unfurnished Apartments• N • w Apartments. Two and three bedrooms. All electric, brick building, beautifuily decorated plastered walls. C o plete Youngstown kitchens with disposal units. ed electric heating system. Storm doors and windows. Building completely insulated. Front and rear entrance. Beautifully landscaped. Pri· vate parking. THE HA'1~N TERRACE APARTMENTS. Inquili! Thabet's Department Store, New Haven, .W Va. or phuno 1182-2236 or 882-2705. 11 9 6to rHREE 800 rour !"Oil'tl rurr•1<;h& I ed IIIII unfurnilbed apart I menta WY '!-543' 12 8 tfc , ROOM furnished ! for rent. Phone WY Af.l ter ~ p. m. !Wwley and Reed Hardware. Card Of Thanks flii()ifr..[i LIKEtOthankall 11_1~~ TRAILER LOTS - lree aaw • their klnrlness and age I.Ild water . Brown'!! Trail 1 In the recent death of my er Park !Stale Approved! husband, Harry Minersville, Ohlo, t'lloue W\ j Also the D.A.V. Post 27 :1-1324. I 1$ tic Mason, W. Va., Rev. GARAGE npartment, four I Griffith, the pianist and rooms, furni shed, MidrdleJJOrt ers, the Ewing Funeral Call WY 2-5435. 11 8 tfc I and everyone for the ROUSE on LincOln Heights I offering&. Mrs. Lucille ermilt. 11 11 newly decorated, inside and out. Call WY 2-5127. Notice 1a 29 tfo C""A:-oR""M"'A:::N:-NU_RS_ING~ -- - -; "ll"'o"u"sE=-,..,z"'b,..edr-,-o-om--cb:.:ou~s~ e 7tr-:ca""n. er for rent. Phone WY 1-3346 now Carman Rest Home IG 2:1 tfc hal ..cancle1 for amlbulartor~rl or WY 3·2186. patl<nta. WY U287. 1 - - - - ---:---11 11 3tc LOS~-E-W-El=GHT--saf -e -ly with Dex-A-Diet Tabl•ts. 0 n 1y male Be11gle rabbit dog. so one female Beagle. Ph<me 1IIJc at Stark'• Pharmacy. WY 2-3168. Raymond Rciirl•c II 8 2$ 60tp It 11 AUTOMOBILE lliBUr8JlC8 been Syracuse. CIIDCI'IIedT 'All f1lUI' open- KENMORE "'asher. for lllr'l lll:siMf CaB WY 141111. reasonable. Call WY 2-3374. IUIIt 11 11 van Help Wanted . verted to a camper. $300.00. 128 Main st., Pomeroy. 11 11 ers, full and part time. PURE BRED "s"'iam-es~e kitteDi. terview al Cab O!Ji"" In !Uchard Vaughan, Middleport dleport, 2nd and Mill Sl WY 11 l~'c_, 2605. 1l 11 SiiAl:UaiY,ye;aarroold pony. 490 Grant St., Middleport. for an elderly lady, and 11 11 3tp housework. We offer private HOUSEHOLD AUCTION: F r 3 rooms and bath day, November 12, 1:00 p. apartment, utilities, food and on Zion Road cash. John M. Richmond, Harrisonville and East Main St. 11 9 Must sell aU household HOUSEWIVES IShmgs at Polly Orender"s House of Fuller Cosmetics idence. Auctioneer, J•rnes ' opportunity for you to Carnahan. Not responsible $25.00 • $45.00 weekly for accidents. 11 10 15 bra. ol your. spare ONE:i~ pc. bedroom smte, Call ~rs. Hatmlton hogany finish, with bench or wnte: P. 0. Box stand. Like new. $75.00. Parkersburg, W. Va. Grucser, Phone WY 2·2053. - - - - - - 10 19 _ n_:o HOUSE TRAILER, all modern. 1 ~~~~~~:~:~= Very Bailey reasonaRun. ble. Ph: DaisyWY_i . son, ti"<> friends and ntighbors 1 6055. II 10 3tp DfS~f Insurance BARGAIN Br FRED tllla BUYS I S OMETIMES WISH ME AN' VOU WHAT :S TH' FLATLANDS ISOTTHAT WE UVED INTH' JEST RUN DOWN TO TH'CREEK FER TH' COLO, AN"RON BACK Alii' AIN'f GOT?' 8UILD A F!RE FER TH'HOT Every car carefully WINTERIZED for dependable dr;ving. Top quality OK DAILY CROSSWORD r used cars at lOWER PRICES. Aat088 Locally owned by lady, e. nt>w car trade in. 15,000 mile&, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Turquoit5e finish. A nke buy, I.Cere.a 21. Sexton 26. Drive CJ"I\ln S. Suatters lit 19. Cel'f!monill Btaffs 22. Dutch. metPr 23.ln this place . 2f. Skimpy: colloq. 28..Girl'a throughoul away 17. 89/Lu ...... tam. 2D. Harbctr V.IHAT ao. Ro- cogaiaed 8.cra,.._ IIUffiX ,...., 20.Co1Jeen headlong ; 1~. Article tllgbt , 16. Roman 101.1 4. Doctrtne I post Ia 6.Behokl! e. Blundtlr . ·l'&C.IIIJ' ta l'<oun T.Tenor 101t 1964 Chevrolet Impala HT 4 Door $2495 17. Region 1. Fortuna• event 13, ABcend 10,00(} careful miles by looal businesa man. Beautiful beige over maroon finish with black interior trim 327 cu. in, V8 engine. Automl'ltic trans. 7-way tilt steering whool. Whitew~;~ll tires show little wear. P .B. radio, padded dash. seat bell.s. Power steering and brakes. Front and rear guards, radio. See one that is 1l'lll1 li.ke new 1963 Olds f.85 Cutlass Cpa. IIOWlf l. Price :i. Jwnp 9. Detest 10. Odd: Bcot. 11. F:lenda ~I 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door_ $2195 U, Walllt '1....,..,.. -'••• trut... 11. Fat rtbbooo V8 engine \.'OnsGie will1 automatic tllans. Maroon \o'inyl OOTHAT IT$ IMPOS51BLE FO"MF.lO STAJ<JD FO' ? BE DE·BA.CHELORED ffi ST. Eievate rL 12. Bra.nelll ,._ eon.t.olot: 18, Game -..m lf.RetemblbtK' U.Card ram• • IUU:elike IU.Gaulloh 44.Cover 1!111 aod 41. IIUOie J10te ._ ..... $1695 1 Dt;·MEt.JTED, COME. SADIE l-IAWKr>;:; DA~·- • 28.A.Jas! 29. Door buc-ket seat. Radio, lu.>al!'f. whitewall tires, Solid white 1':11' has been driven 20,000 m.ilel by loenl resilient. fini sh. This one owner 8eCtionl 132. Floated 3/l.Bovln& 38.Fals& 38. Tear I -iO. Caribbeaa, 1 Ara.bio.n, Low mileage by local W. Va. residenL Vinyl interior trim. \Vbite top shows little wear, VS engine, f1Utomatic trans. Radio. Like new whitewall tires. See thi., fine · car t.otlaY. •• GASOLINE ALLEY •• By KING Bailie., e~ 41. RuthenIum: 8)'111. 42. Shovel, "Two and two make FIVE? What do wou intend 111 be HOT ONE! , •• 1960 TR-3 ROADSTER Priced Below Mark.t Price1 Only $895 an 111to 11111Ch&nio2,. New wbjtewaU tl,..., 4 speed trano. Hed body, eoo<1 ..... I II LONGrELLOW One leller simply ataa.;q tor aaother Ia thU · for the three L'1. X for the t · Ample A is used r trophia.. the length and ~nus one owner local car is tru.ly BPOtleSI lrudde end out. Automatic trans. Power steering and brakes. Deluxe in.. to:rior, lir,ht grevn finish. all good whitewall tlrll. Radjo and hf:'I!!!Ar, 1962 Chevml8£.mieayne TOOor _ $129!1 ~·nNDA V l'IIJtU FRIDAY& 00 S1gn on - ~~ewa 'ti'imt b 05 Sacred Heart 6 2t1 Me;gs County RFD 6 25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6 !t News 6:57 Weather 7.1111 National .ieWI 1:1J5 Bill Mlfler Sho• 7·.10 Sporta Parade . 7 : ~5 Bill Mfller ~how /:~<t Picken, Harowarc !Tuto Thurs.) 7:50 Newa 8 Bill 'vfiller Show 8 45 Baker Furniture Sholl 9 00 News ~ 05 (;o!loe with Jlhlel lt :OO Portraits of a Patrtot ,o o.- Swap Shop 10:30 Bill Miller Bru•ch Show 1D.I5 Mason Agr. Plrogram J96J Rambler Classic St. Wagon_ $795 6:00 SW!down Serenade 6:45 Sign 011 SATIJRDAYS - Nice Selection Cheap11r Cars _ _ $49 up eMony Moro New Tredo Ins Arriving Dally. Wt Invite You To Come in Oflen Ao The Car You 0.. Tomorrow. SEVERAL NEW 1965 CHEVROLETS STILL AVAILABLE OR OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY.• OHIO For Sale WITH PURCHASE lett.rs, m By CHESTER GOULD QJI(*-o all hintl. ~- Qaolalha PB DTK ZH.IKBB I H ZBIO I[O. I Ll~~~N ~~~: : - WELI.MSIJI!Y • I DTK WHPJ CX C:ll KllA.-BAPitD llntfCATE MEN \\' ]' I-lOUT RJD.. JU.KE THEM. BUT CLE'r' .I!.:R l.U:!.;Vu..a, ·----~--~ ...... ...., WJEH RADIO 6:00 Sign On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys •:tkl Counlty illuslo nmt WIEH L00 8:20 Coun117 Jamooree Monday Through Friday rOO Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Cloc~ 7:30 Sports Parada 7:45 Echoea of Joy 7:35 Larry Andi!!'SOII SnGw 8:00 Ohio Valley News IU:45 ft's Music - -\rmy 8:05 World News 11:00 Dutto.'s and Rerna Dairy 8:10 Sports Today Top Ten Sbow 8:15 Weather Picture 12:00 News 8 16 Musical Clock 8 :~ Community New1 12:15 !usical fnterlud• 9 12:30 Rev Merlio l'oeto ' 00 Talk of t~ Town 8 1:00 News ' 51 Mason County News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:00 Public Service 5:50 Sports Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10 30 Latchstring 6:00 Sundown Serenade 1:15 Sign Of! ll :OO News 11:05 Morning Melodleo Sl'NUAY8 _ !TI•esday) 7:30 Sign On _ Armi Hour !except Friday, Church 10:15 Family Worsbip ('lliUra.) 7 " N Bella Ring) :w ews 11:4~ World N•wo tU:45 AS.C. Program (Friday) 8 00 B t" I L < 11:00 News : ap IS ayman'; Hour 11 :55 Mason County New• 8:30 Sunday Show 12:00 Commuoity NOWI 11.05 TiPy'o Country JUilctioo 9:3G The Bible Speak' to You 12:05 Noon New• 11:30 l'lny's Coun""' llym•• • Legtslativ. Report -, •N • ' 15 12:10 Markell 12:00 Cement Bloet New• 10 00 Th 1:<·30 Goessler'l Gueat Star . ,.~ Good r.;re 12:15 Mid Day Weather 10:1• ~ngressman Moeller 12:20 Bulletin Board <Friaay) 10 30 Th : a Coon'- llymnUm- IZ:~ News 0 Gram• 1:1:30 Larry Andersna ShoKr -• • 11:30 The Qutet Hour 2:30 Coonty Agent 3:"1.' Jim Mees Sbow 12:00 News 12:., Country Go o •.-d 4:15 Btaettnar AoiO Sbo"""" • 12:1& lbe Chrbitla11.t Hour 1:55 News Beat UO Electria ~---·· " - •• 311 ~ 2 :00 Country Go Round 4:4" Jim Meta....w,....., ShOf' "'"" u: '"' Rev. Merl" feels 2 1:30 lbe Rev. Sila1 Billupo :5! Newo Beat . ~ewo 5 00 2:00 1bt Re¥. Andrew Far...., 1:00 Mid Way Matlntt 5:05 Jim M- Sbow 3 55 2:30 Suoda• '"""""'· : News Beat 5:30 ,_.. n•-~• Weather Re...o ' Serenade I :00 Dfacing with Doll ..,.., &:Oil SundoWD 5:50 8"""'• PariGI t 30 I Locally owned. 6 cyl. engine, automatic tran& Radio and beater. Spotless interior, good tires, Brown l!lld beige finish. See this bargain todi!Y. Wl'dl A rHEDO D'r• WMPO Radio torm:'t:;r~ ~ 8lncle Eacl1 day the aodllet.Mn are diUerad.. FOR YOU 1962 !Iuick LeSabre 4 Door _ _ $1595 V8 em!ine, Std. trans. White finish. Red Interior good wtJjtcwall tires. Radio and beatw, • l DAILy CJIYP.l'OQVOTE - u-·• bow to worl•;I AXYDLBAAX& $1499 Whitewall tires show llttJe wear, A real go oar and plantv of fun to drive. H~e -... I d.Aflie&ll ... A.ltringent fruit j 60, CoMiudelt 1 owner, real nice lntenor, red vinyl bu~ets. 4 on the noor, liD H.P. engine. Jet black fini'lh, Radio -and he.ater. sire May Ba I monkeyo black top. 1963 Corvair Monza Cpa. ' for one C.C. :Na.rnes 48.C&pu001a Pomeroy Motor Co. For Rent MY 1 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible $1795 i i · FRESH VARNISH ON Portland GIWIGB INSVRANCI. lrbllt•l ~nsuruc:e AieDCJ. 1ne., PoJII. Society Notes t!OJ. Phooa WY Mill. e-Dally SllltlDtrl, l'om8l'oy.Mid,dleport, 0., Nov. 11, 1965 For Rent • 5TUMPLE, l THOUGirr TOLD 1tXJ li::J PUT • J. 1:., Spotlight on Sports 4:55 Weather &:00 Community News 1:10 World and National New1 5·15 Sign Off 7.15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8.00 Ohio Valley NtWI 8:05 World News 8:10 Sporta To<lay 8:5 Weather Picturo 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 SOngs for Children 10 45 Golden Key 11:00 News ll ·IJ5 Saturday Show 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat. New1 3:20 Bulletin Board 12 : ~ New• 0 Grams 12 :30 Saturday Matinee 1.30 News Headlines 1 ! Sa . 1 turday Matinee 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2-30 News Headlines 2 31 Sa : turday Malinea 2" N ·,. ews • oo Sat d •' • •• N ur ay Matinee •'~ ews Headlmes • 31 s 1 d •' a ur ay Matinee 3: 31 Sa turda y Matlnet 3 : ~ News I 00 o· · Jth Do : ISCI!Ig W II • ~ R d. R 1 0 .: ~ Na •o 1 oo : ews Roundup By HAROLD GRAY BUT' Al-l ~OMI;; 'rt:IU, A! SI-IEI?IfJ:; ~ NEVtR OOY ~T SI-JIELD OR EVAH WAll( A!iOU~O NO TJi'al}Blii .:.S NIOE08 FAetH'! NOW DECLARe 'ftX.J. MY SUCCE<:>sat' AS • -,~-< ~""\SI-IERI~~ 0~ THIS • QIIJI'ITY l OF ANY MAJOR W"'~ PARTICIPATING MEII.CI:ff'NT IN WITH PURCHASE GE , • Black & Whllo or Color MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS · OP ConsoI8 TV Just Roceind New ShlpoMnt of Color TV Holiday Gift-A-Rama ASK ;oR YOUR FRII TICKET I~CNl/#0 OF F'OOP ANP PJWG6 ~11!1' AWAY, THE UNMAII<ol' R:'•J 'fA'Ift!5 H&RFIRESTON·E DEALER STORE OUfONTO THE IWNW.AY, FYFFE AI>IANCES H" ' MIDDLIPORT, OHIO ~· . I ~ -~ · -- ·--·- - ·-- -· SHEWT- EL Af-' r! NI=.W S1-HOI?Il="l=, 0\?DER YOU TO KEEP YOI?E Qri, AMD YOR£ BACH..1E FOR UI=E Ail I GH~R IF'F S:ME~IT'JSf _/ By BRANNER 1\!!EN HE Fa.IND OUT WHl:KI; 1 ~7" WERE , -HE- ... HE: DIDNT f>EfM 100 HAPPY AW!!T IT/ FREE HAM OR TURKEY I I ~ BUREN YE~ , HE: &A ID Ht: .,:!1 •,;1 t ~ ­ CLAIM 'rOU ~& HI$ 5RIDf: . • H~ITIE£ Pl?uPEt( :W l HAS ACCEPTW VUU, LI:'GALLY r NO\.IJ I'M TLJI{NIN' MY' Ctfi AND NlDGE ()I.'[R TO 'r'U.l, I •. ~·~ 9~:-----~~:~a~·~~~OO~------------'--=n=te:rc:h~::·~------~i:~II::Si~goilif WINNII WINKLI THE-BciiiN -==:J!ti~:!~~~ - · ... LOSIR r ly ART- (THRU DEC. 24th, 1965) W'e: GOT 'SIMPLE RUlES, 'f WAI.., t, AS TH' I KNOW ~T. ~l I SO, Bi' TH' tlUfi'I OI?r! ¥ 'VEiiTED IH M£, I, SI--IF:RIR= ROY RO CK NOT MUCH ... AND NOr Lrn3 J ~UT e~ H4 lEFr/ HE ASKED M! ,. . .,._10 G(;t; 'Jal lHI&HC!rl. ' �• - /. I ~~~~~~~~~~"-'--:.~-~ WiU. be A.Uendf!d . ..w.at on I'Uf 0-·erty Participation IS Plans were made to attend ' - 'Co~· to Elberfelcla luay Rudy To Wur 116> the Christmas blrtl)day party T . of Methodist Church Women atlthe Chillicothe Veterans' Hq.. fNrlmont on tho Second Floor and soo tho OplC the devotiODB. pita) when the Auxillary to "Parllcipatilll In the war on Lewis-Manley Post Unit 263, Poverty" was the topic of the American· Legion, mel at the presented by M rs. home of Mrs . Sherman Butler r:~:ster Sr., followl.'d by a 1 in Rutland this ~eek. discLtSSion. Mss Lydia Mrs. Arnold R1chards, presl=~bach read an article "Bra- 1 dent, conducted the meeting fol'l's Churches Fight on Pover~ lowing the ritualistic opening. ," from the Methodi_st Wo- 1A report was given on the reman. Prayer by Mrs. Smith clos- cent bake sale by Mrs. Ernest ed the program. . IBoles, chairman. Plans were During the business session, I made for the annual Christmas Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. was parly to be held at the home of -welcomed. as new member. Mrs. Campbell Harper in De- l It was decided to have a soup cember. sale and a rummage sale, the The partv at Chillicothe for S dales to be announced. Plans veterans in. the hospital will be .were made to help 8 needy ram- in December. Christmas cards JtC n ily at Christmas. i a were brought to the meeting to d to make 1 At the close ol the meet ng b be sent to the various hospitals. of putting dessert The Mrs. Butler, d Plats 10 ona " . ts be. g in- Mrs. Smith, Mrs. · · Mrs Curtis Luckadoo and Mrs. In cablr:.ch b IR the and Mrs. Glenn Dill from a •:· Benlley, served a salad of Mid- ble carrring out course at the elose of the meelLadles I e h h with white cover a e<:ur . dteport First Baptist C urc I 'th an arrangement of fall mg. Tuesday evening at the home I ~~wers gourds and corn . • 1£ 1l of .Mrs. Pf'arl Hoffman. M_rs. ,l ' ~ 'IIISi '-"*h'lt> 'l!!f""!'f211'ii!i'1"41"-· Beulah Whitt was the aSSISt- ~ , .• ,~,,. . ..... .,.. 1 ing hostess. . I'J ~Irs . James Murray, pres> ~ ~ oent. presided and the meet- M j i! • . was orened wllh the class t 1' II mg T' " fol ' ~ sung, ''Blest Be The leWh'le- ~· i . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovat~ 1 • • • • lowed by prayer by Mrs. cDow- t.er fi,Od children have moved 1 Mrs. Hortman gave the scnp- Mr. and Mrs. Jack pMt uin intu the Morah Leonard proper·l tun· readmg from Psalm 1 ~7 ·1et1 and ~r. and Mrs. 8. Qere ty on s. l<,ift h St. in Middle~rt. 1 The group voted to co ntnb· l and family of Columbus w I Dr and Mrs. J . 1-J. Jewell ute 25 toward tile kJ_tchl'n re· l weekend guesls of Mr. ~nd Mrs. I have' returned to their home in I model in~. The travehn~ pme l Karl Grut"ser and sons. d Detroit Mich. rollowing sever· brought by Mrs. While was "."on Mrs. Mason Fisher ente;e I a! day; visit with their eousin, ~Y Mrs. John Kauff. Followmg l Hol1:er Hospital Monday, or I Mr. and Mrs. James Souders. the dosing prayt-r, the hostess- observauon and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman ts scr..-ed cake an_d sh~rbet. Mr and Mrs. P~u; Gr~~~:r visited ov~:r the weekend in, CoThe Dert'mber meet.mg wlll be were Tuesday ~vemno di z llumbus with their son and tamheld at the church Wllh Margar· . guests of her :mter. Mrs. Bent ily , Mr. and Mrs . John Vruet Ella Lewis as the hostess. 1Wolfe. man and sun, Johnny. Johnny Attending in addition lo, _the I Mrs. Charl es Withrow. s~nt accompanied his grandpa rent s ab()ve were Mrs. Charles Vthlte, 1the weekend in Galllp()hS with · to Middleport for several days' Mrs. Genevive Saxton. Mrs . .Lu- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wo_lfe. I visit. I <ille Mms. Mrs. Clyde W1ne- l Mrs. Lewis Roush. Mmers- Mrs. Georgia Wood, Ravcns1 brenner, ~lrs. Nora Hamilton I ville and sister, Mrs. George wood, W. Va. visited Tuesday 1McClintock of Pt. Pleas::~nl, W.i evening with her mother-in-law, ! r . and M s Elizabelh Slaven 1 Va . visited Tuesday at Letart I Mrs. E. M. Wood and attended Fa lis with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest the EaStern Star mo!her-daugh1 IC.r imm. i Ler banquet. Mrs. Wood accomPamerGY O.M I 'Mrs. Edith Teaford and son, j p~nied her dau~hter-in - law lo Ceci! visited recently with her IHavenswood for a visit with Mr. TONIGHT ' da ughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wood. Ian d Mrs. Henry Bentz and ram-I· Mrs. B~rnard Schra.rnm, i NOT OPEN i il}, Racine. Zanesville, IS the guest at her FRIDAY lnd SATURDAY ~1rs. Mae Reitmire .and son, daughter and family, Mr: and November 12·1 l ohn T of New Haven, W. Va. Mrs. John Lyons and fam1ly. "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" ere Tuesday guests of be r Mr. and Mhs. Charles VroBrian Dnnlev}·, Geo. Baker, sler Mrs. Susie Fischer. man and children, Mark and l Carol Gray Mr.' and Mrs. Norman Rizer Es ther. of Belpre v1sited over "DEVILS OF DARKNESS" f Racine were Sunday guests Ithe weekend with her parents, (Technicolorl f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser. Mr. and Mrs. Fielding H~wk­ Wm . Sylvester, Carole Gray, Mr and Mrs. Dwight Logan, . lns. Tr acy Ret'd i Mrs. George Logan and Mrs.l Week~nd _gue~ls ~f' ~~~· P,a-, $UN. thru lUESDAY I Florenc~ Holley visited Wednes· 1vid Eht~mmg·er · were her son Novem~r 14-11 day afternoon, with Mrs. Cal- i and family, Mr. and Mrs. CharI Iie Logan at the Maplewood les Entsminger of Charl~ton , ELVIS PRESLEY 1 "TICKLE ME '' W. Va. Jill and K1m VISit~ i resl home, al Alfred. (Tec hnicolor I with their grandmother wlule CAU .. ON AUNT . l~elf p~rents v~sited in Wester- I Elvis Presley, Julie Adams, I Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Pooler ! Ville w1Lh relat1ves. . Jocelyn Lane, Jack .Mullaney, d son Jimmie of Chesler were Mr. and Mrs. Harry La1~g, , Merry Anders. ~~l!ing on her aunt, . Mr. a~d Cl~vela~d, vislted rel'tntly WJih ' Cololc•rtoons . I AdQiission 75c and 40c. I Mrs. Gera llf Violet Fnday rn M1ss Ntni:i Russell. Tu ers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Lee DavJd~n· : pp Athens, spent Tuesday evemng 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones. Miss Judy OVerturf, who is employed in Columbus, spent the weekend In Detroit, Mich. and Canad.1. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sky and sons, Garry and Walter, of Columbus, visited recently with Mr. and Mr::~, Francia Overturf uf Bradbury. The WSCS of the United Met~ edJsl, churcll mel 'l'lleodaY ev~ Inc -at the churcll with Mrs. . · D. _, ·. Edward3, president, m ehqe. ' pt.votiono taken fr<ml Deute;: onOA\y 8:11-ZO and Galat':rry HO led Mra. the P. and CrOwdhymn, Where - eadin ed Ways of Ufe. A r lo ~ from Concern magazine c se w~e Snu.~ ~ ~~ ~h: ~ ~ Bible Class · h' Aids ChUIC K• he prot·ect . ~~r~h:~o~t ~ourse ~a~ s~v;ac~ kitc~en stal~ed. ~\~be c~:ss t~e host~sses, l\lao~i thendf~l ~hE'~~d :! Around And ! Mam, Iy About :• ~ ~.· About p I I eop e n M1ddleoort Pcmerov r:. lops In foshlons for womon and • "future ,.: ·wrde sele~tion of coltt, dresn~, sklrtl, swuttrt, slocks, millinery, oil w_.thtr ~ats, ~ar coats, robH, dusters, and blout;" In •II size ranges. Come in •nd see for yourself-use our convenient lay·IWIY pl1n. D6110r.,l To T'M lnleJ'e~ll ltll XVII ' ', ." NOW IS KNIT SUITS YOUR WINTER COAT Two and three piece styles, easy to wear, fashioned of 1 • e e I I 1 • e e.............. • • eeee D,"_.,...., wl• frfttt IIHII!) . l7 jf'll'tlt. .... lhoc~ ·rHi tbnt. Ytllow 01' llllllte. t e ~an •• ..,... • e• • • e IIMT WY ...... ,.~:"'"' .... !rtli 1:a:.~ • ~-mi111n1. Ttlh t1mt and O.UII• tt;.moMs. tmtll. 17 Faettft f:j~· Yellow. ;:~:;or white. t e Ju~ttl. At Christmas, there'l no lift likt I watch ••. ana no watch like a Bt.liova. Irs prtc~t Jewelry that tells PI'· feet time--. watch )'OU can take pride in aiviRI becau_se h's madt with pricH. Made lo livt you mort quaht, tor your money. Come in !lOOn. OUr Watch ~ wUi halp you chooll from our larp 8ulov1 HIICf:IOQ,. • • • " beautiful fall at Elberfelds. misses and half sizes. Coats that art I shades, In See all the important fashions coats seen in mudt higher higher priced lines. Make your I selection now. Misses and Half Sims c h ---- arna an Banquet is Dec. 2 -~ ~--Pageant Hopefuls To Meet/".:~:~ a:::~:;:s~;:;~ :::.P7:Ei ~.:.!7!-~~·'"~;: :~::t:1:."t:.: 1$0gnoo1~~o3·o~~~.~:·A~~~: i ..,;~~~~~~:~o~1Kf~~ed't~~eti~~n:.~~~et~ ~g~aWh7 .~~r?~~d[oe:;tr~~[;';~~~~ fho;~':! space plant on State Route 9:1 in Jackson, Thursday. Some 300 residents of the Southeastern Ohio community Miller of Jackson. Murphy, Brown. State Auditor Roger Cloud, who spoke at the luncheon, and N. P. Peterson, 1 Plans lor Meig• County to sored by tho Meig• County, as Wolfe. chalrmm; Pe11o Shielift, who wrll be manager of the Jackson plant. / h!'Jnor one of its outstanding na-1Farm- City committee and aJJ The event will be held at the Goeg1ein, Andrew Cross _. 1 - • , '.-(oo -- - s Beautiful Dresses many styles to thoose from in all the new shades. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 We ere featuring e beeutiful selection of dresses for the Holidey season, Shop now and be sure of getting the widest selection and the greatest values. Many 1tyles to choose from in all sizes from Junior Petites, Misses Sizes, Half Sizes and Extre Sizes. while our stocks are com- to Slltl7to14 $U5to$7.95 •nd38to44 '$2.95 incl $3.95 CIULDRENS SNOWSUITS 8.95 to 12.95 Warm, comfortable snowsuits suitable for boys or girls - a large selection of styles In wa t er rep ell • ent nylons and twills, warm lnte,rlinings. SIIH 1 to 3 and 3 to 6X Di~ISion ~VJNGT~Nb. ~as ~~~- OUtstandinJ value• tn &Irlo H!rto. BeaumuJ all wool platdt and oolido and .cottonwashable blends. daCTOR 1nd -~ _ ' '' it t~e I rae~ servlcedsd~ :~murut\ woprrov~~- Jack weJsh• ~v1et N M"ddJ ew eport CC prest'dent !~g. I P~l::} ·~~150 I~ manag~ bey~nd T~ss. s • Nobces • ~~·re:~~~~~e~m~~=Y;.,or::;' Are Filed In I , MeigS Court ~- Wedn~sday Glrla Dualtn UJtndUS l l . . :.I;J-.. ., .• ' • ~~ss l~n loy• Robel 2.95 and 3.95 , ans~ Killed In Four Day Season ~mp ~'Yt~s Wlil~>ms I~ th~se ~d~lllo~al '"~I u-•- 1 nc1 Bo'"' · L Blanken - Ttlnlllon - ....... ,- Wtar VI.SIT EVERY FLOOR - Complttt stloctlona In "''~:~~=-;, ~y Your Shepplnt Ctnltr lor WNrl"' ApfNrel ltr Your -·· . ·Llngorlo _ Hou._1 ,.. _ Cosmotlca- NolloM- .' ''. "' 'I ' · ·. 25 deer were killed in the four- gram and their enrollment m an orbit around Earth. Since the end tast Friday·.., 1 Airlines Boeing 121 Jetliner fluence, James McHaffie. Mtd-/ . II. the official Soviet news oi the Middleport Chamher of i a skunk control project 10 tho 1 1 Monday nt1ht at the Greater tlleport, 't> and costs for disto_ • , • agency, said Venus % woold C4mmerce. lenvll'ODS of Pomeroy, IIICludiQc ' e ftrst two , Cmcinnati Airport. turbing the peace, Jomor Lee , days.t at noon tnday ) Legwn flamilres pass the mysterious planet ot Meeting at tho Martin Resthe Laurel Cliff area, _most of ruroner Jerry Rouse said Pomeroy, 15 and cost. for dm-1 repo; AIIPnd Dinner the end of February next year. taurant the chamber also electthdehslwDkbeeskilled provmg rabo Thursday ud rs e nes ay an I Over 100 legJonaires auxlli· It reported the interplanetary ed Cash Bahr vice president· Judom nt In a suit to quiet JH tathve . lnl lO other 1 he believed the l:x>dies ing an unsafe Vehicle, Jay n I ot'll be m the scorched Sto Rt 1 ·G 11 lis 'IO· urs av ' f · - ·' • e ea of11c as bave indicated may • ne, · • a lpo • . . _ Glenn Vance, ary members and their om1carl Horky, secretary and ¥rs. title and two routine court the OIISet o1 cold weather should scattered wreckage of the aDd costs for !allure to displ"l I Rt. J, Middleport, Primo A. Gre- lies attended the annual Vel- Velen• Memorial HOipttal John Worner, treasurer. Mr. notices were entered In the for<e skunks into dormancy for ptane. red light extended load, fgory ' Springfield Day dmner ot Feeney • Admitted 'l'llar'day - Nellie Welob succeeds Robert Coots Meigs C4unty of Court the winter montbs · and John on G. an Casto Ewmglon, . . ' Oolo' Robert . erans B · · M Clerk nd 11 p_ost. 1•• Ame rl can Le- Nelson, Pomeroy; Bertha Con- as preBI'den.t SALT LAKE CITY SALT bond for ,' ·n fori Oxtoby , Sprmgfleld, a JO-pomt enne . . offtct smce . n ay •. Lak ell 1 r I tod 1a _med.SO . peedi g buck Roger Jenkins gwn m M1ddleport Thursday ev- ningham Nell' Haven· Mrs Lar- The Chamber, m routme busl- Ownership m fee Simple was PLAN TWO DANCES d · yedpo y lcohoayl "eo tor •-•· field' Ohio 9-poi t buck ening. ry Reedsvilie · ne.,, made a cash donation for ordered for the plaintiffs In A school T.., e 1 a mlnJ;,:.er wuu a urt specta s wuay were ' ' . h h' k dinne ' . the Chrl t H n-. t Cl L Nlch I tesu to lhe pilot and co-pilot tO students ol Middleport Jligh There were two more cbe.ck- T e c •c en r was pre- DlocbarJtl Tburoday s mao orne =ora - arence . ?' vs Un- dance party ..... wlll be held tbla ol the Unlled Air Lines plane sehoul ltlstory and civics teach- ed- m at the Dexter stallon pared and served by the ladtes It! Hayes, Midtlteport; DaiSy lng <Oilteollttd 11!VIewed plans ltDown l!etrs,. devtsees, etc., of Saturday from to II p.m., that crashed and burned here., 'Nolan Swackhamer, T h 1 s whose killers were not reported , auxthary. Don Roach 1ave a Sayre, Racine; Rev. Donald for a and ce_rtam prem1ses, the latter at the Pomeroy lli&h school 8 Th r da nl talk on Veterans !Joy Thelma merchants promo!Jon. fallmg to u s Y ••ht. was th e secoild group of hi s to Mr. Wtlhams. led and Mr. Boone' Mtdtlie-t· ,_ , d appear F It In court. I . Webrtf' .,... 1bt diiDI» is •-· ,.... ,_ w tho The airlines' medical direc- stUdents to vtlllt ti: Friday court Thul'OOay- Dale L. Connally, Frank Che.:sebrew group Thlevener, C41umbus; Robert ster an u z were pam' ' public. Tonifht the Jays lfill tor, Dr. George Kldera, oald seS8lon. They were Fred Robin- Reedsv•lle, Clyde Kuhn, Tup- 1 " smgmg. Tables were Roush, Racine; Clara Saylor, AWARDED JUDGMENT counsel. ...,.. • hlch school dance .Ill there Wlls "absolutely no loon- son, l.arrf Pettit, Roger Sny- pers Ptain•l Rlcbard Gaston, decorated with the harvest MidtUeport. . General Credit Corp. hao been Alva D, Guhl, In hls !lUll Wahama lflih IIArtinc ll ·l J. dation to a rumor that der Ctlllltle Cooke, Tom Baker, Athens, Carrol Teaford, Racine, theme for the dmner. Don Btrlll _ Mr. lttd Mrs. Larry awarded a judgment on a oote agamst John R. Murphy and Ida m. , . ic beverages were Involved. Clatworthy, Roy Coleman, Paul Man-, Racine, Harold Jef- Roach and Walter Bunce were Barton, 1 son, Reelsville. of $541.51 plus Interest and Mae Murphy, was IIJven . • "The plloto are belnc tested JGll Cunniu&ham, Pat Edwards, fers, Pomeroy, Denzel Welsh, , prugram chairman. costs !rom Nathamel Carpenter, only to withdraw tho ortgmal MEEr 'n1ESDAY for Inhalation ol toxic chemJ. and SlJaroD Harrison.Harrisonville, with one at DexIn Mmgs County Common Pleas of a note flied tn the case, and The Friendly Clrclt of 'tile ealo such as rain repellant and Judge Porter last September Iter on Thursday also not tdenti-/ LOCAL TEMPI lllelp Geaerll Hotpttal oubstttule a lnle copy of It al- Federated C!burclt w.ill .,_ other IIIIIJ'edlents found in the lnstibtted the vjsitatioa pljln fled. The temperature In downtown • Admlttetl '11ntrrdaJ - Lula MARRIAGE LICENSE so, '" Thelma Jean Powell vs. 'l'lleaday Nnv : II at a, ,Jm.1 eockplt" Kldera said. One of wltb oeu1ora at l'opjj!roy Hlilt One animal was , tacged on Pomeroy at Jl:30 a.m. today HaD, Pomeroy. Carl E. WRIIIBJey, 21, ChesiJ. Larry Milton Powell, beN lbo ·., btiiiJ ..._ the thlt'edJenll was methyl ldlool, o1 Wi.om.' bave ba4 land owned by Hpwell llarm011, was a comfortable 5911 ..... 1111eMrps ThnUy - Nola Ire, clerk, lJIIIa Lou Boy· on Ill merits wos set 1for ov. lor llleUt -IUetlllll. , '-"•ued on Pap 5 their illy In court. Dexter, Rt. 1. under &IIJltl)l altlea. llrodalt.lw, l'Gmaro7. II', II, Cltetbire. 21 .AI 10 L m. 1 Mona llobts 5.95 te 12.95 Sl111and 3 to$3.95 6X $2.95 Sl111 7 to 14 $2.95 to $8.95 . Rhodesia~ :~~m·~;;. ,.~·~f !~~~:.~c~~ !~r:;l~~s ~~~~:du:;e;:"~;~ctl~~! da~.1~uck :~~~so~j, plete. Slzesl2to20 ~mith 25 Meigs Deer make your .electlona s1... 3to6x • ..,.. 'i'.. ,·, 1·' I, : 1 washable cordanas, solids A special .croup of lirll 1weat.en in soft flat knjts and bulky urlon c:ardl(lanJ _ &Oft pastels - deep tone• and whites. 1 sOVIets . Lanneh unm annedspace station . I Is Forfeited By Judge Today WORLD Nylon quilts, cotton quilts, and prints, now Is the tim• Corporatio~ 1 Fred Crow is head of the pro- banks In ·the cotmty, from. tbt · gram committee. Assistmg him [Chambers at Commerce, 'Joy. Heading up the committee I are Thomas Wolfe. Jack car- cees. Rotary aad Lions Cllllt, for the Paul Carnahan Apprec- lsey and Richard Chambers. Busine" and Profesoional' W• iation Banquet are chairman. I Tickets for the event are men, !lie l-'IC, Southern !level. Hugh Custer; vice chairrnan, i now available at $1.50 each opment Corp., Meigs County Jack Carsey; secrelary, C. E. / from members of the ticket Granges and Meit:a ·Coi.mty Blakeslee and treasurer, Thorn. sales committee, Ed Foster, 1Farm Bureau. National Sleel I Hunter·~---. 's Bond Womens Robes and Dusters Group of Girls s-alers and Skirts starting Cart Blllkam, Joint Wetaer·.IDII with no sign of major unr.,t ' Rhodesia," Wilsou said. I which will enable them toreDAIRY SERVICE UNIT DIRECTORS- Members of Board of Directors of the Meigs County dairy sen<1ce ''But if lhe legally conslttuted turn to or remain in i!Chool, or unit, got together Wednesday evening at Eastern High school on the occasion of the unit's annual meetinc for a government (Gibbs) osked for obtain the work experience n" group picture. Front row, left to right, Virgil King, Daviid Nease, Donald Mora, Virgil Atkins. Back row, Wa)'lle help for restoring law and cessary m today 's world of Roush, CharJes Theiss, David Koblentz and Gene Jeffers. order naturally we would give work. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- lu it consideraUon " The service provided by the/ IwasTheralletlparliamentary session youth working in Neighborhood tbfl Three More Skllllb for a full debate 011 Youth Corp, projecls must be . . . . Ihe porttal sanctions •mposed of a kind which would oot other. MOSCOW IUPII-The Sov1et space stahon was functwnmg planet on Dec. 14, 1962. Babied by Brttnin Thursday against the wise have been perlormed and Union today launched an on-1 normally. made lhree complete scansand ofl, Are ThreeFound more Kunka killed lit . . regime when 1must result in better services , manned space station on a Mariner I blazed the trail to: ll10 surface. Valuable informa.I MOJgs County have provod to Contmumg to. hunt when he: issued its onllaleral declaration and improved facilities for the voyage toward Veno•, a trip the vicinity of Venus when it lion was received from Mariner be infected with rabioo, tbt already had hts deer provedlo[ Independence tUDI). / public benefit. It is important which America's Mariner 2 came within 22,000 miles of lhe by American space scienhsts. County Healtb Department· cloGTON _ FEDERAL costly today for a Prosperi, , that the job, in which enrollees pioneered three years ago. · Other Manner shots smce closed today. 1 WASH!N man.Judge Frank w Porcur- The Russian prohe, named f then have obtamed close up . power investigators attempting Oh10 County ser ve must I not displace i an wa IS I photographs of the Moon and l Two were killed near tho to dia11nose the power paraly- ter Jr ordered the '109.55 rent or In '"y Y Venus 2. is at least the second Mr Salisbury • ScipiO Townsldp 1 . setzed the nor theast bond ' of ' PhiUJp v. Relterer for- I trnpatr cxts 1ng con or . attempt to gather mfor. . •• s1s wh1ch 1 a s. me. th e th'Jrd 1D u1e area •_. examined various theofles to- felted He had been charged the mation about the distant planet. I I' Tass' first report on Venus 21 1,11 the Murray Hill lloo4 in Br» day, mcluding one that was by the Wildlife with I In a 110 n 1 .1 e Venus 1. launched m February, , said 1t was more than 34,000 bury. caused by a ' 'nervous break. hunting a second deer. i oppor um Jes pi th · 1961 was a failure. m1les from Earth. The department said betweea down" of , an electronic brain. tn other action Ulis morning ' Iedpenell<'e to these young peo e, I ey ' . 50 and 60 peta ...... inocuiattd • Will also receive . counse There were believed to have I Thursday eYenibg in the Uliri I J 0 d e Porter fined Wmiam Ev, g test1ng and remedtal education been two other Soviet attempts pet cli01c eooducled in t h 1 1 todaA Rt.d l, Meig• County Game Protec- rwhen necessary to assure the to send payloads to Venus in Jack Welsh, I of. Ult, county since tho rabies theut 1 sear< . rna e . Y cos an sen en m . . rlor, Don Williams, said tnday i effectiveness of the pro- 1961 but they also failed to get the Columbus an Soot ern , mounted about one month aao A Beautiful Selection Of s.. Our Outstondlng pleted at a committee meeting in the county Extension office , Thursday evening, 1 Th ld h e ea 1or 1 0 tvent was originated by the Southern Development Corporation of Racine and is to be Jointly spon- port. . ' Cong. Walter H. Moeller has ' "All girls ljlterested tn par- , announced that the U. s De- ' 1 I parlment of Lobur has j~st ap"cipallng In )II! pageant and I one of ~et )l8i"ents must attend : proved fond s. for • Neighbor- . this meeting, Even If a girl 1 hood Yoolh Corps project for did not receive entry blanks LONDON (UPII ~ Prime Minister Harold Wilson , Logan. at school, she still can enter said .today military force might be used in Rhodesia if l The projet1, to be- sponsored the pageanl by. makin~ an ap.-1 ~he loyal go\'ernor general asked for help in maintain-~ by the Logan City Schools, will 1 pearance at this meetmg. The mg Jaw and order there. provide wurk experience opporentire pageant will be explain- Britain, in lht• unique position I tunitiPs for 35 in-school enrolled to both parent and daugh- of having support from hott1 · among the majority bl~<·k I ees. If will cost a total of $23,ter and contestant agreemE'nt E.!ist and West, already was· population. 360 of which the Federal Gov. forms will be signed at this making plans lo u~e • ., ,_•ryl Wil sun said if rebel Premier er~ment will provide $20,900. meeting,, Werry said. 1diplomatic and economic wea- Jan Smi! t1 · '"v other Dwight Diller. former grid A contestant must be a high I pon •I its disposal. ' private person" asked for he coach, will serve local co88 school senior between tJ 1e ages i Wilson Ioili a special debate , it woulu o~ u~ lt' 1m! guv~rnur ordinator for the project. of !6 and 19. She will be judg- 1in Parliament th::~t H Gov. Sir , to decidt" what i.lclion to lakt:'. The Neighborhood Youth ed on her scholastic achieve- i Humphrey Gibb!) askt'd for ) Nu Military lmpll ;tion Corps is ~~ major part of the ment, poise and appearance, · troops .or police, "w~ would I '' We ~hould. nut onsider / ~'ar against Poverty and proyouth fitness and 8 three min- respond ~o the_reque~t ~nd g1ve se ndmg Y..hat .v.ould. have to. be vJdes young men and women 1 <:l maJ()r millt~ry 1_nterv~nt10n from lti through 21 years of age full. eon.stderatJOn to 11. . ~lspatche~ from Sahsbu_ry l for l~t' .purpose uf 1m!>Osmg <~ I with parl-time or nearly fullsaJd the sJtuatJon was QUiet constJiuLJonal s ~·I u t J fJ n on time employment opportunities warm aotids. Wtde wale eorduroy and all ~ieving, Logan Gets May Us.eMilitary Force InRhOueSia .]_ . w·II son :3)'S I ' winter coats, all wool plaids and weather poplin, ""'"''~""""'"'"· Youth Corps PrOJ.ecl See Our Beautiful Group of GIRLS COATS girls " has had a definite boart •~ I tack ," hi• dO<tors oaid today, n~ GIRLS' COATS A wide selection of live sons, Paul Carnahan, at I rural and urban organizations. Racine High school Ril lph Werry, chairman of ule display of talent. lucky •eant. , , , . ,, the Third Annual Metgs Coo n· young lady selected as Meigs 1 Tlte time of the Tuesday night , ty Junior· Mis:'ii Pageant, today County Jumor Miss will be 1:1- j oriemation meeting will be 7:announoed an orientation meet- warded • $2110 scholarship to 30. Hefr<'shments will be sering for all girls interested io the eollege, university or pr<>- ved. Auy girl wishing lo enter pnrlicipatlng in Tuesday the pageant school of prize~ her l'hoice the pageant but unable ah will be held next even- ~ fessional plus merchan~ise . and Il tend this meeting shouldto coning in the sotia! rooms of the ,a tnp to Xen1a to partll'l pate tact Mr. Wt"rry at WY 2·5480 Columbus and Southern Ohio in the Ohio Junior Miss Pag- 1in the evening. Electric Company in Middle- · -~ -- ' ~pring- lceb'-~~r ~ alcoho~ ~. Bart~n ~ik- •-··red ~ ~- ~ade ~ ~ a~th- an~ .u • ··· - ~ ~ -- -·~· -- . .. I were on hand for the ceremony, which followed a ci vic I uncheon. In the photo (left to rightl are: Mayor Milton fur Trimmed Coats Restaurant according to Jlob. ______ ert Coati, Cbamber -· '. . leaders in styles and fabrics, Goessler Jewelry Store C4~r.:!~i~!F~:da~ famlly-Fuml•hEI"'sL,.,BYourE~iFELDS IN POMEROY ~::::::::~:==~~·~-----------------~--------~ . • • • • • ~rtk,~~~ • e • e • • e e e e e • e e • ~ingat9~atb-n1 Pre'!dt"l-- • 1 1 4 t I I quality yarns in all the 84th Birthday Is Celebrated By Mrs. Clark • SALT LAKE CITY <UP!)-A an extt leaped to the ground or· navigator on o Ct24 which , SulUvan reported iO!!lt •olllll United Air Lines jetliner carry-ljumped onto the drooping wings!· collided with a small, private : passengers "were packed at 1M ing YO per,.ns burst into flames of the sleek Boeing 121, !hen plane last Sunday over Tulsa, 1exiu when I finally ltit .1111 Thursday night as It touched slid to the ground where they [ Okla, killing three persons. [ground. l thought the plane wea down at Salt Lake Municipal staggered or just slumped to ''Then panie started." . going to explode 10 I ran." Airport. Forty died In the the asphalt runway "One young fellow, 1 recent I Worker llel<rlbes S<ellt flam in& wreckage. 1 Amazed rescuers who i college gradualf, tried to keep The 50 SUVf~vors, many of/re1:1ched the Scene as black 1everyone calm , bu! he couldn't! T~e pamt descnbet:l ltr them injured, liroke wjndows, smoke and flames billowedldo it. 1 don 'l know if he SuUJ~an;, ~ho los~ three "clole smashed open emergency doors, from the wreckage, carried or survived." budd1es m the ,Jet crash, Ql or sat stunned in the inferno )helped some of the survivors: The young officer from fsupported by a UAL crOUIId waiting for rescuers to rip into/1walk away to safety. Malden, Mass., who is stationed ~ori';er who Wall .11mq the lhe plane with axes and Jamlll<d Escape Doon at nearby Hill Atr Force Base, ftrsl to reach the stricken Jot, torches. At least four were "Everybody rushed for the was bitter. I '1be passeacer1 W·trt trapped in a rear section for a· doors before, tbe plane, He kept saying no one had screa ming 1nd tryiq to Jet &a hair hour after the crash. /stopped," declared Air Forre "consideration for other people, the rear uit,'~ aid &be ~~~se who managed to find Lt John Sullivan, who__!'~~the1 no consideration whatsoe~e.:.::_ employee. • PLAN CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS NOW! • • 1 ' ; ' j • .. ., ' ;. I • • • ' \.,:•;.i_;:. ,~, 1 • • • ··.· 40 Persons Perish in Jetliner Crash; 50 Escape '·. ' ~ '· ~~ e Of Th. Mei11-Millon .4rfltl ·'·.·.:.+''· ' 0 ' ··. THE TIME TO,, SELECT I~ ae/ecflon• are complete enttne ·-·-·----------------------------::-:=~:-::-:-:-::------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1965 ,, ' i R•••rve your Bulo11a while •• • --·~~w~~~~.7 , 7.~ .- ~--~~----~~~~~~~~------~--~~ MEIGS THEATRE LETART, W.Va.- Mrs. Bertha CIHrk of Letart, .W Va. Rt. t, celebrated her 114th birthday! Sunday with a dinner at th• l Broad Rw1 Lutheran Church. Seven of her nine living chil dren were present for the occa· sion. At noon, a delicious dinner enjoyed by Mr. and Mn. DSJ~y Roush and Emogene, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Ctay Grin-1 stead, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark, Mr . and Mrs. Willie Cindy, Vickie and Tammie; Mrs. Estyle Clark and Halplt, Elmer Donahue, Larry Clark, Mr. and1 Mrs. Clyde Clark, Mork a n d Martha: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sullivan, all of Letart, w. Va. Rt. I; Mr. ond Mrs. William Clark, and Ronnie, Miss Judy Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Jones, Mrs. Bertha Kettles of Brilliant, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Clark, Genoa, lllinois, , Mrs. Eileen Fields and Kim, I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clarlr;, Gary, Randy and Patty, Jefftry Collier, New Haven. W.Va.; Mr. 11.nd Mrs. Hoyt Clark, Gallipolis; M" Phyllis Felty, Frankie, Mike and Lisa, Pt. Pleasant, and the honoree, Mrs. Bertha Clark. Mrs. Hattie Reed, Letart, Rt. 1, called in tha afternoon. NO, 175 '( • atv ., girls. Wt 1 IJ ! "· ..Dally Sentinel, 'hmeroy-Mlddleport, o., Nov. 11, 1965 ChiUlcothe Party Mom~ (, .. ., .. ' � 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 11. November 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 November 11, 1965 dawson perroud perry