http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ad97f5beaf687bbcfc69560a99491072.pdf 9e67f7da8e6045addd3fce96d66bb50a PDF Text Text f , .j ' ~ung Adult O a•• Met Tuesday on 'l'llo Young Aduh eal~Ddar year Friday, St~ tember 11 at the home of Mro. 0. P. KielB Bl Z p.m. New program• will be diJ. tributtd all(' tbe program will biglillgbt Conlit.ltutioo Week, Mrs. Irving Kan , State Program cbairman, win speak on some of the important alms of tht D.A.R. for Ibis year. Assisttng Mrs. Klein wU. be Mrli. Franclr Brewington, Mrs, J . E . Harley and Mrs. Nan Moore. In& Tueiday evening, Sept. 1st M the horne of Mr _ and Mrs. Hobert Gr imm . Thf' meet ing • • preceded by a • wu•nt>r toast ,Jlt New Haven ,x~rk A11na luuell led :ievo!lon' Plans were madt' tu dl\'lde lhe children 's classe..; 111to bet· ~rage groups. A do .. 1iu1, wa s made to a missionan- lami l\' and a proje<'t f'or the ;·las~ 1-u wM on was discu:) sed New officers installt'c \\ot're pre!i.dent, Richart! Gdke.v. Vic~-pre . rJ. 1 I ~tary, Ruth Lamhen . trra - I l!lurer, Anna Russell : l't'I.Jilf1t'r . : Phyllis Gilkey , Mr ami N-"~rman Hysell ol' ll!inui s, for- mer residents of thb an·a. were I guests. Mrs. Paul 'Jbelo and doughler, Paula, have joined Mr. Theiss In Roanoke, Yo. where he is empiO!'ed Mr, .and Mn. ·Walter E. Har~ daughter, Jill, visited ill Washintllon, D. C. .and oth· er points In the east durin& their August vacation. Mn. Charles Sennett recelv· .' anniversary Sunday with open house from 2·4 p.m., at their horne in Springfield. Miss Alma Leifheit and Mr. Harold Johnson were united in marriage September 2, 1939, at the Middleport Baptist parscmage by the Rev . Grant. Arrangement of flowers deco. raled the home including a silver bell filled with white as-- (Colol' :~l oll,v Rod Lauren Ht-c "THE YOUNG SWINGERS" SUNDAY •nd MONDAY Sept. 6-7 Doris Day .Ja mf.S G::tn lt-r Rwn a .n"RhMr f;.it't-8 w:er.a.llllb. "CAVALRY COMMAND" (Terhni<:ulor } \\' F:JHH\·1; .'\N,'\I Ol iNC ED - ~ "'iiiii5ii:5iii5~~~~~::;;::PoJnl PIP;t.-=:tnl. .'He ann ou ncing 1 iii ' prO<Jd ting mar r ia.g ~ of their da · Vmct-n l l·:dll';m! h mght . son of M: !Liu co ln Hll l. Pomerov . Ohio. T~ POPHEROY OHIO ''THE MOON SPINNERS" (TecbnicoJorl "V.ill he Jn e\ en I of ~ ept e mber U C' hun h with the .Rev. in 'g_ A !'l'1 ·ept1un m tht> pa rish hp · ., d ing. !J:,~•·M~M~i~ll!~sr,v. Eli JoanwaJJJch. Grt>l' li 16:30 l"ireba. Xl I : "';1tt1 \l r~ t·o· h n s l t-"s~. • ' ;_ weP \l r~ \\'uurlrow Mora , presl- com h f I li t' rt l. vr;; s ia c arge o t 1e boo~ foby Curtis, Christine Kaut r:.~·rette: , So's Your Antenn• club co ll t'ct in unison. Devotions ·---- ut.' !he- - - - month . · I. . ,.,, 2:00 2' 15 1:30 2:30 5:00 6:30 7:110 7•30 = r ~I . He bas rented a house at 1:30 Give Ul a ring to arrang• for an appointment with our represwntative Detectlvea 11 :00 Chiller Theau-. 10:30 The to talk over your siluatlon. The. comedy learn ct MariJ Allen and Steve Bossi. aeea '"" quently on video variety Bbowo, plans to make a pilot this loU lor a oiluatlon comedy oerleo to be called uHello Dave." 'l'be · Jlr!ljecl would have lhem plqo ·q 1 neitsca~ team \fort· · lug at • Lila Aile•~ leloytslail, · ..,.,..... -· , .atation. f': . ,. 1 .\ . ~~·~~4-·ti w~~ . . .. .:·'"',,:''·'' new ' ~ -------PRICE FIVE qNTS ·h !!!lft!tllt!ftMitil l lll l ltlll!lll !:!itftll MONTGOMERY, Alii. (UP!) - Two smoll N•IJ'O boys eplered aa elementarr school today without Incident to brlog 1be llrsl ..hool destJregodoa to dds lonner capitol of the Confedency. Goldwater Sees Lack Of Freedom u.; &:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 .PM ~: WEATHER REPORl ·. . ~. .6:45 ' , wesl or Rt. 124. Cars driven west of here. ·I Jackie Boster, 211, Chesapeakt and broke the windshield of a ·killed in • three--Car ·comsion car driven south by ·cti!ford orl U.S. 52 nell"here.. . L. Russell, 2.3, Rt. 2 GatnpoltJ. ZanesviUe· Thoinas Moore, .t6 Tbe driver was not injured. llt. 1, Port' Wallbtng!OD, killed ArreSts ,.ported by the pa· when the car be was iiding In lrol included Terrell s. Ranhit a brldce abuln!ent' on Ohio dolph, 21, Rt. I, llsedsvllle, 16 about ZO mlles north of lodged In l\leigs jail and hear- " Zanesville. :;.~' ·<Ctookov!Uo 1\ - l: . (~yl: f '. \ ,,! . Dr. WllUalll J. Tys..-, P~ fnlor ill die clepartment irl ' anlm1l lil..oiebce at Oldo State Unlveralty, udoually ban for blJ conlrlha)IOD 1o loach. ... In bls flold, will .-11 al llle Landmart Store bt Poine- roy Tbursday at I p.m. llalry- 18J!en lit..'IJ .. ' .,. \' _~I , , ___. .........- -·'· . -.:. .: ........}- ;... · -,·.._::__ __,._~-..-~~,.~-.~ ~ 1. .:·.~:~~,.~·; . _,~ ~-· .~ :<l. . .~ . ~ , . ., ~. ' • . •• j ' Barker n· Mon day Jn Rutland dedared: uncertain path o[ blows and ICS crowded the squares befors fields are. commisSlODo 1'Make no mistake . There is no Iccunterblows whose outcome :leaving the auto city. 1 for ~peclal proJects handled !such thing as conventional nu- none may know . No president , His next campaign trip is ex· tbe mstitute. . . clear weapons ." of the United States can divest pected to be Thursday when he objects of the msUtute Refers To Talk himself of the :esponsibility for ' , . . , travels to Harris bur&, Pa. to management and He referred to a statement such a decision. . fi'uneral scrvtces wr\1 he held , services &o small in-- by Goldwater in a speech Aug. I "Modern weapons are not iWednesday at 2 p.m. from the 1 idenUfy tourist centers 25. The GOP presidential nom- like any other ," Johnson said . : Ch ::~se F'un~ral .home m Rul- ~ Tbnothy Anderson assist local governmental ·-- - - ~ .Jand for MISs Htla Barker, at, • In southeastern Ohio to M•ils General Hospital M J h n· Iwho died at her home. Main DJes on ~unday community facilities. I r!l. 0 nson I~S iSt. .Rutland, Monday afternoon. .l"unerat sexvices for Timothy formerly was a Adm(lsloos Saturday - Max· 1 M' ]' , 1 "'" Barker. who llad resld· -Lee Anderson, W., who died senior in the Area ine Flora,, Lancaster; Kathryn n Inneapn •~ ·t'd wilh her brother. Ira, Rut· Sunday I;!Yening at tbe- home of Division of Bat- Payne, Middleport; Harold Relatives learned todav of land. until he died. had been hls·Jiartnts, Mr. and Mrs. HomMemorial Institute in Co- Davis, Minersville. the death flf Mrs. Carl M ·John- ill several years . She was pre- er (Madge) Anderson, RD 1. Ra· Disch·-·· Saturday Pearl · s I M" I" · ,. ,redt'<i in death also by her par· Sillel Will be Wednesday at 2 Men and women, whelher Slue...;-Pomeroy Ison, 8 ' n mneapn " · ~ mn., en ts. Mr. and Mrs. John Bark- liC> m. at the Carmel E U.B. member.s or not of either the ' · the rormer Nancy Terrell. who er and a sister, Mrs. Sad i e Churcp wilt!· burial in the Cat"" Pomeroy or Middleport Cham- Aclmlulons Sull!lay -Charles !was the <laughter of !he lore Graham. mel· O!metery. ""rs o1 Commerc:e, ore w·ged Baer, Minersville: Pearl Stuck· Mr. and Mrs . D. A Terrell , of 1 Surviving are two nieces. Mrs. Survivors Include_ the pa,..nts lo attend. ey, Pomeroy. ROck Springs. ILucille Ylett. Byersvllle, o.. and a brother, •Mike. Friends ,and Leafy Shas~en. Belle, W. may call at the Ewing Funeral MAN mEN'I'IFIED DlaciJarces Sanday . - Doro- Survivors include her nilS·: Va.: two nephews, Gerold Gr~t ho~ Ulltil, noon Wednesday 'Jbe Ultidendfled person In ~y~erR ~o:;;~ro~.G~! band, Carl: two newphews. ham, Rutland, and Dwight Gia· when the Itody will be tak• lhe photo oi'J M early 1900 par- • ~~.• M"k N" h 1 James Euler, Middleport, aqd ham, M••nu. !'Ia., and several to the churdJ. bt Pomeroy pabllahed Sa~ ~~tland ' 1 e IC 0 son,' Henry Euler, Stiversville, and great meces and nephews. ----urday, was lhe late Rap ,'lbom· ' a niece, Alfce Euler. also of The Rev. N. C.. ~enter • LOCAL~ Mr, TboQias was sealed In Aclmislll!ns ~oaday - Mar- Middleport. Semces will be , will officiate and bur.al will be The, temperature In Pomer<IJ lbe flull ol .(bo *'&011 between garet ·IIQUn, Rutland. Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. otlm Wnght cemetery . . Frl'\nd& bu$11088 district at 11:25 a.m. :,·," , ;"::.:~~~~.{.~~ -:'~~~'?~':lj~~~...:~~w~' :::· v.~ llld . I 1 oentstallandprolesSionalsfrom publican Fred of driving while !ntol<icated, ly Invited 1o bear Dr. Tyudlt. Eickeu • . HR I, ~Ule, 1 T~ L. Brewer, 19, Rt. 1, Befreslriaeatw wW be aerved. klliedow_llta·an auiO _ R ~ hlni 'I Portlllllll, cited to 1\!eigs Court . as he.i.l!iOd·.OikPajTy County .Rd'f'rlday ~for' S)I!!OCl In e•cels TAKEN TO HOSPITAL '62 near~. :) f'~ •. '··· ·· \ ·~ 1 !tor fOJMlitlonS, Ralph 0 u r 1,1 Mra.1 Ellzabeth McGufDn L± " ... , . .ISS. 1, Long ll<lltom, cited to Maigs ~eral . :. l'INJ!P fl!r· ~· '""~, .. IT.riday lot. _ppolng without ao- by 'fi1DJeroY emergency Curtis Wo!fo,:ill, ~ IA,IJ llot:!sllrell ~)!~Dnce, and Jloa. men~• e:o a.m. today afler lorn Rt: ·I, waa filled and~ald H. ~rs. · 27, Soulh,tJbe auffered an apparent costs Ieday by COull!Ji c:Jiirlestp!!. '" ' Va., cited today :attack It warner·~ Beauty Court J~a Fr~ .~·' P\ll'ler1 1f<ll', apeed<~,ln Pomeroy May-'lor 1n ·pOlllei'OJ, , lr., oo _. ·clw-P iif 1nmtlni or •· ·~ '· · • , lq11irrel dul;lllf ~ .IOUOD. r..O· ~ fn Gallipo!Ut · AsKs JliDGMENT ludge ~ ~ $)0 ~court 'IDCliliW slitrJey .\. Boy· Jadgment on a f115 i/i"t line 1\1'1 pla~ed· Mr. WOlfe or, 12, -~ fined .. note :llil been .asked In oil probiUiillofor 3!/<dtf. Cltirl· ind Col\1. fot ',cliaqlng .lanei · ~ Common Pleas at. For~/ "In -~ i . l l ' u c •, J.ohnson Lays Down campaiegn Theme 1 . IDS aet for Friday~ I charge l)ltD of tbe area are especial- . OY OR A . POMER LAB D Y PARADE - Hundreds lined the streets or Pomeroy on Labor Day morning to v.1ew the colo_ rful parad.e sponsore_d by Pomeroy s Volunteer Fu·e Department and First Aid Unit. In the upper ng h t ph oto IS Ell en \" ., 1Ison of M1ddl eport on h er horse as she moves along the parade route with other riders from the Meigs Riding Club . Below, at left, _is the Eastern High Sehool Marching band on East Main-st; upper left, Suzie Pnce, Southern Hrgh School ma1orette gomg through a baton routine, and bottom right is Melvin Little, salesman of Keith Goble Ford driving 'Goble's Mode! .• Ford in the parade. - Sentinel Photos. · ---·- · - - - - -·· WASIDNGTON (UPI)- Pres- [inee told the Veterans of the first nuclear exchange before the union • sponson ke t ident Johnson will pursue a eign Wars convention in Clt>ve- 100 mi llion Americans and rally held in Cadillac and J oh 1 Tic ts may p~c as ~ campaign theme of "prosper-lland that "a way must b.. de- 1more ttJan 100 million Ru ss ians F. Kennedy Square. wh er do:or for .the dinner m:~(lty • . ~ustice and ~ace,". wi.th yeloped to provide NATO ~ith , would a ll be dead and wi1en it 1Democratic candidates sine, t_his ~vem~lli at ~~!an addJtJ.o~l emphasis on hts dts· Its ow~ stock of small. lac Ileal was over our grea t : ines would Harry s Truman have launcher Martm With W~ amof 1 ' pute with Sen.· Barry M. Gold. battlefield weapons- what may hP a shes, and our field s would their campaigns. was not offial of the lnstilu.teOhi Re~ on~ water on control o! nuclear truly be cailed conventional . be barren . and our industry 1 Jy described by Johnson as po0 Umver weapons. al Development at weapons." would be destroyed , our litical. However, the Demoas guest speaker. This became clear today af- Johnson, with an emotional ' dreams would have vanished ... Iera tic National Committee paid The event is Lmd.er joint spon-- ter Johnson's opening cam· tremor in his voice, tuld tl1e , Nol Described Political Ifor the President's transporta· of the Middleport and paign speech at a Labor Day crowd that "for 19 peril~fillcd i The President'·s appearance 1tion as it does on all his politJPomeroy Chambers of Com· rally in Detroit attended by a years no nation has loosed the . - -- -· --· cal trips . Dinner will be served crowd estimated by police at atom against another. To do so , '~1iss i Johnson was away from at 6:30 p.m. more than 100,000 per~ns. now ~s a political decision uf 1t i Washington only five hours. Af· . . Johnson, cballengmg one the htghest order. . ter mnking his speech, he _Mr. Sheehan direc~ a perma- viewpoint expressed by his Re- "It would lead us down an shook hand with hundreds who . north of tile Meigs • Gallla Ironton (Satprday): Paul H. county line. A car driven south Moore. )3~. B@Ulel, hJ.I _,. two · by Geraldine Hawley, 32, B~. 1 chUdreD, aget' fi and 8, and Cheshire, bit a ·rock and it .b it popular Dan Thomas ·· ,& ' Son Av.ai"lable at B tD anque be 00f h ed Ironton: David Salmons, 19, A passenger in the Bissell , Chesapeake, kil1ed when the · car, George Bissen, 14, Long , i 1 ~ 1 pickup truck in which t)e was ,Bottom, received lacerations of · 243 the nose 8ftd abrasions of the riding crashed on Ohio southeast of here. I knees. He was not hospitalized. Zanesville: Larry A. Jardine, There were DO arrests. 22. zanesville, killed when bls · Another minor accident took car went out of control and place at 11:4$ p. m. Saturday crashed on -a ccunty road just on Rt. 7 nine-tenths of a mile j two created and mo!lt y0Uth Jn]•Ufed • Co}}I•Sl•On Near LOng BOttom SUnday. death in opposite dlrectiOIIS by Thorn· count ran according to form · as C. Bissell, 17, Rt. 1, Loog over tb~ Labor Day weekend. IBottom, and JohnS. Wells, 17, At ]east 23 persons lost their jRt. 1, Long Bottom, met on a The Uves on the state's highways. curve and sideswiped. exactly the number predicted IBissell car rolJed over an em~ by traffic safety experts. Deaths bankment after tbe collision and was heavily damaged. included (Friday): wrote the Br!Ush droadcastjng Cofporation's been omo·s TRAFnC syndicated Steve AU<11 variety season. The has TI"ckets are NBC'I!l network slaning Johnnny Carson, and u, . the Screen Gems lias hired lhe · top British Comedy writing learn of Ray Galton 111111 Alan Simpsoo to a long-term contract to create television showo In this country. Their first project woold be lor :he 196Htl agreement lhe center reaches the coast, pared for delivery in San Diego, generally around five feet else- Calif., where he was to begin "Dora is a large, severe bur- where to the north of the ceo-- his own first week of Jntensive 'j ~o tary aeries that CBS will Introduce Sept. 22. Thai llallohout series wiD be aired Tue,...ys al 8 p. m. l oOO Olympic Trials fi: 00 World of Sporlo 6·$1'• WresUing 7:30 U. S. Olympic Trial 8:30 La"""'ce Wellr 9o30 The l"amUy is King • · ~II reached, a crippling strike will ;ricane with highest winds estl· !ter . . . . and 2 to 5 feet In campaigning. hit the automotive tndustry's ' rnated at 130 miles an hour, the area of_gale dispi,!IY on Leave& Out Freedom third largest producer. UAW . near the center and gales ex· lSouth Carolina coast "President Johnsoo, President Walter P. Reuther failed to mention communism said late Monday night he wu in his acceptance speech, nas "tired but hopeful" about the ' ffi now defined his great oociety without Including freedom as ,, fast _ approaching deadline. 1 I •• 0 1 1 .. G0ld 0terne S81° .d".'• emen s, waSALT LAKE CITY- Kennecott Copper Corp. and the Two accidents, in one of which a boy was InJUre~. United SteeiWorkers of Amerl· were recorded in Meigs county according to the OhiO co announced agreement early State Patrol. loday on a new three • year The injury mishap took place 1 contract a 7tklaylst m. lentils Sundayof on De· Ifine andofcosts suspended on strike In that Utah will 111111 end Arizona. j Wilt9:50 Rd.,a. two a mile charge overload. "Tonight" program, Stage and movie star Robert Ryan will be narrator lor the new "World War I" docutneD- Dance 0 74,000 workers, eXpires at 10 east of Cape Kennedy. a. m. Wednesday and unless a I Severe Hurrlcaoe nighI York late night program. Beany &c Cecil Let'& ABC will of••r .ate Crane up frum his local New 2:30 Adventure Theatre ... . CBS. 1896 and who was the subject of many volumes Utat sold many millions Qf copies is being prepared for ~ career in a half·hour action - comedy serIes by pjaywrlght LesUe Stevem: for Desilu ProductiOQS. Show," to be seen on the net.work Monday lhrough Fridar from 11:15 p.m. to 1 a. m. ABC experimented with sueh a show nor a week recenlly and found that the results justified moving His work Is his play. Decallionally ne aets logetber with friends for an evenmc of offbeat music. "I like to get together with 12:0fl Bugs Bunny ·' ° screen. The character created. by no'•elist Burl L. Standish in direeted a movie. Oetenden 12:30 American Bandstand ·• Anthony Eden, Earl of Avoa and former British piime minister, was interviewed in _JW, for a future program !Qr "'Jbe Twentieth Century" series GA is on hi11 way to the television show beginning Not. t when it intrOO.uces, "Th.e Lea Crane '! • ~<>&~ g•.: NEW YORK (UP!) - Frank being readied for the Fall ...,.. son, Morrow co-produced and I :30 Social Security 8:40 Neighboro 9:00 OlurcL ot Cbrlal 9:30 Word o1 Life 10:00 Pat 111111 Mike 10:30 Land 'JI Allalwam 11:30 _. ure ~ing his first televisloa work, Frank Corsaro. Merriwell, the fictionai aU· American hero· athlete of Yale compe&ition 11 :oo Casper Cartoon . · ·· ·· , . ~n. 'f.be dJrector of the pi~ w1U be another Broadway fig- r!Utty." Vic said he hasn't taken a vacaticn in two years. Whell his series was out o( p:oduelloo recently while new shows were WHTN- TV Channel13 we will arrange to have il buill lor you by master builders wilh top quality materials from our stock-lhe ideal way Ia build. . . . ....... . . ... ,. ...... t:r the drama•" on NBC's Chry• ler Theater ~Is coming l!C• it's In myself." at Work Eart7 Show LaWD!ao L.!cy·IJezi Comedy Hour .i MIAMI (UP!) - Massive HurriCan• Dora, wit to p winds howling at 130 miles an hour, churned a relentless cou~e today toward the Florida and Georgia coasts. The natiOn's space center at Cape Kennedy, mcluded m a 225·mile stretch of coastline where hurricane warnings EN ROUTE WITH GOLDWA· were flying, began battening down for the second time TER (UP!) - Republican pres. "· es.g ;lo~ during the in less than a month. Five rockets were ordered removed ldential nominee Barry Goidwa~rty • 1 National Conven- from their launch pads. . . . ter, denouncing the administra· Democra~ sl month will serve Forecasters strongly urged res1dents m Jowlymg areas tlon's "patent medicine aption ~:~~ ~arsbal l~r the fesU· to make plans to move to higher ground. Along the coast, proach" to palltlcs and foreign as 1g f noals down the Boord· from Myrtle Beach, S. C. to Stuart, Fla., preparations policy, today aecused President va · C .eirtiO Hall The were rushed for the full force of the storm late tomght Johnson of failing to Include walk~ to ~n~ m:rka first or Wednesday. freedom In his proposed "great eye na 1es lV eant The bureau also sald gale 1 society." n•gn !lht In the beau\hn.pag 8 warnings were In effect with lending nearly 350 miles to the The Arizona senator said the which ~Ll~ rea~h ~hc x M~t~ a hurricane watch elsewhere north and 100 . miles to the administration "in effect prom· urday. rug t w en e : from Stuart, Fla., to Myrtle south," the advtsory said. ises to regiment our people at AmerJca wlU be crow . Beach, S. C. "All interest in the area of home and hal demonst~ated The warnings came as Dora, warning should take .neces~ry that it will wreck our alliances DETROIT _ The United Au· termed nearly three times as precautions ngainst high wmds abroad." to Workers Union and Chrys- iqrge as last mQJlth•s killer Hur· and tides and especially ~ the 1 Goldwater sighted In on the "'- ~' Corp., .19d1Y ~ed new I rlcane Cleo, pushed steadily area of humcone display, the President's Labor Day speech ., .'coiitrliet negollli!ioni ·wtlh a we81ward at about. IS mp.h . .. ~!her -bureau "_'lded. ~· ·- -opened the JoJu:son e.Jsc· . day of de£isioo upon them. 1 The weather bureau said' 'Tins humcaile will produce lion campaign Monday tn J:le. The current controCI tietweeu ;Dora was located at 8 •:m. tides of 10 _feel above normal troit. The senator made his the UAW and Chrysler, ·with its EDT today about 400 miles near and a little north of where comments In a statement pre-- We've had some musicians hear our stuff and they say NFL Hlghlights Doctors . .' Am lea a eant to1964 Miss ti p ~ " . 1 nl~,ht .11 ::: n~ld ~n pu~, ty wi .1 • famous nght ~~ the '' Y s B';.';rdw~ · 18 h was In ber nobody knows what ne played. Cubs vs. Cardinals World J.cele t he i brated hostess with -~tdl~ber~b~ but with "Out on tbe Outskirll of Tcwn."' which will be.. one of happens, some very wild stuff. And we can't repeat it beacuse Dizzy Dean A~rman's The I: 3l. i: Dearf;ty Malibu, near the Pacific ocean, where he and the children can be alone. "What 1 mean is that I don't go to many parties and all that jan," he explained. "I want to get away rrom the distractions, get where I'm all alone1 wbere nobody drops in and nobody ~ j:_ ~ ~ 1 talls. "I'Ve got wonderful friends in Hollywood who'll call I'M up and I'll go out with them. I want to take a bl-eatber. 1 want to write this film I'm working on and I wBnt to cultivate some colors t: 30 Summer Playhoose 10:00 Gunsmol<o 11:00 NeWB 11: lli Late Movie suits your family needs, , M:.~~CM~· ~~; get some Instruments and play them. You'd be surprised wllal who Dora's 130 Mile Winds Threaten Southeast Coasts year. friends who don't have any musical instruments, ... be said. "We stay with him on weekends. CHANNEL 8 · ' Jle.. beinJ FARROW IN PEYTON PLACE: "Alter I met Bette Davlo Morrow is in Combat Twice .. A routine investigation ill being made today of a fire on a farm located at Del<ter. Rt. 1. that caused an estimated $6,000 damages Saturday to a grainery and its con· tents. The Meigs County Sheriffs department said the Wilkesville Fire department was summoned but tbe structure was too far gone to be saved by the time It arrived. It was reported that the grainery's value was estimated at $5,000, · with $500 worth of tools and $400 in lumber also destroyed in the fire. Sheriff's 'department officers said the structure was owned by L. M. Buckley of Milan, Mich. Jack Meachum of Rt. 1, Dexter, was operating the farm. Atuhorities said the fire apparently broke out in the second floor of the two-story building. • · YOUNGSTOWN - Ohio Dem· ocra~c leaden said today Sen. Huhtrt 11. Humphrey's Labor Day awing through No~st0111 Ohio gave lhelr comp&~gn .. , btl lift." The Democratic vice p,.s;. denUol nominee made It dear In a series of speeches In lne !nduatrial area that be expects organised labor to provide the vote• lor putlinl Ohio in Presi· denl Jolmson's column in November. He reminded audien· .,.. In Akron, Barberton and Youngstown thai Ohio voted Republican in 1!160 In urging Ia· bor to uredeem" and to "vindicate" the Buckeye State this people thought I Was mad.'• suitable lor W. childreu 7: 00 TV .::l&~sroom ' II : 00 Capr.aio Kangaroo 9:00 liviD Show 9: 30 Ten.o. Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:31 Mighty Mouse lloOO Rm l'ln fm 11:30 Roy Rogers IZ oOO Sky Kin~ lll: 3 CBS News I :00 The Big Picturo 1·· After you have found the home plan thai series, has signed on as a regu- Channel 8 well and Mrs We moinloin o large library of home plano that embrace homes of every description. You con And just what you are looking for. This service is free. NEW YORK <UPI) - George O'Hanlon, who will be remembered by video veter_ans as William ~ndlx's neighbor in the Jong-running "Life With Riley" ""~ $6,000 by County Sheriffs Department scene. Tennis buff fromour extensive home pion library third will be built around the Broadway musical comedy ~ WCHS-TV brO\o HOMJ~"jj gfound in Minneapolis, the sec· ond 8 Florida aquacade and the tContlnued Fl'om Front Page) and HOMESI tar cast nM:IDoer or -· rne porter," one-hour skein t~· ~ Lo~ in Structure, EqiJipment, is Set at Candidates '1'1 a n relit HOMES! The shows are ';Jlanned for air· ing late in Dece..lber, early Jn February and late In April. One wiJI use an ke show back· 1:30 Joey BlsllOjl 9o011 Saturday N1ght Movies 11:00 Late News Picture 11 :10 D. .:. and Weather 11:15 Sports 1L20 Filln:!i of the 50'1. pet' HOMES! .wu ~ ~ .~ Probe Porter Wag""' Sbow 7:30 The Campaign and lbe ~t HOMESI .:.teptoe. en tine ----------------------------=:=:--:--:----------- l:.~ NO. 123 POMEROY-MJPDlEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER B, 1964 7:00 ftf1 : Wl't' It'd !J.v \1n. Chadwell who in~ n'ad Psa lm 1ll and d osed with tioil , pra yer. Mrs. Ro y Mi ller gave 8. , ,;1;,.•.,1•.,'•.,'.,'1.,00,.n.,'=====d· t,:h.:e verse !Jt!l' l~ -a t y VOL XVI produced in N\'W Yoi'k; ABC will telecast three on~ / · . . . hour variety specials headell - · Play":rtght William Inae will by Gordon and 'lileila MoeRBe. make h10 rel..Won writ1118 de- 4:30 World .;eties of Golf 5:00 Pete Sm1th Special UO NBt Sports 6:00 Smgmg Caravan "WILD AND WONDERFUL'' , met>li ng wllil' h opent>d with U1e com (Technicul orl oomeuy Son." NCAA Football a•30 Esther Wrl ~ ht 1 on tJ II ~·a tt Chadwell as · ject u ................ bolpt of JIOarly ellllt """'"' r. ,,. ,~ ot , .. ·~-n .4r• l.f • . _,J.Mo~i-· cJIUH;VIIImil'!::t'f 12:00 Area Football '64 i~ : 30 DBmr ' twm e of rv: r ~ Sept. 13·14·15 •• 11 :00 Denms the Menace II :30 Fury The St·pt t'rn lJer meeting of , M, 1 lht> (' lu:'~ t t' r Cu nlen dub was ca\l lll' ld Wedrw:-;u;;v evenmg at 1l1e hous for . SUN., MON . •nd TUES. • 8:00 Down on the F·arm I:JO Popey< & Palo Y J HW:t anr' Reddy Show 10 :00 Hector Heathr:ote Show ---- ~ September Meeting ' Garden Club is With CARTOONS Sept. 10·11 -12 .. • WSAZ- TV Channel 3 : Epi ~<·upal ~ THURSDAY thru SAT. "Ho Saturday MEIGS THEATRE I feet. SUSAN ALICE Rtchard Ar lr n TONIGHT tluu WED . WALT DISNEY "S . . .- • e luteoi ·U..q bird, · tuy we!p ters the gill oi Mrs. Mary Jor- , "THE THRIll OF IT ALL" Hn Cu lor) - and- po>nn Agar ho::.oo do, with a party 00, her oillll birlhday, Allf!UII 28. Decorationa of ,..... one! ordlid crepe paper IJid balloonl wore used. Gomes wttP played with prtz.s lf¥011 ID" Ill auests. Aller the gifts were opened by the lwnoree, reii'Osiiments of Ice cream, cake and Kool ade were served. Treall of candy bars and bai!OO!II were lfven to guests. Present were Candy, Sandy, Rhonda, Beckie, Ro'lert PrOf· while oUghting from • car at dy Roush. Bea Jay Authersm, her home. Ricky Snider, Brenda Sayre, Mrs.. I!YI'Oil Mjller li Terry and Cindy Lee, Steven aatlofao'lorlly from ms• Richie GI!Uian, Connie · surgeoy performed Wedtle& Glenn Roush, Yancy at the Gallipolis Clinic: Roush, Mrs. Faye PIVffitt, Mrl. Miller is with his wile at !lab Roush, Dr. and Mrs. Ronhospital. GIIUisn, . Mr. and Mrs. ,}ll!ece•ll weekend visitors with James Rou~h and Doncm~e, Ml'll· Ray Coles, S. Amanda Roush. ,;ere · Mr• . 111111 M r j. Ellsworth l!ilrpolo! · and familj of Cleveland. Oblo. Tliey ol~ 11th Birthday II visited lvilh Mr. and Mrs.,.OIII!'· Celebrated Sunday les Jones. The ~rpolel . were former residentr of the :ares I Buddy Joe Pyleo of Racine when Mr. Hllflibli, was super- was honored with o party upon lntendenl of LA1dn InsUiute. ., . . his llln birthday at his home The Harpole childrell, Priscilla, In Racine August 30. Jerrie .M8rinda, were strn· Favors of lollipops, bubble Iding -a 11 d -- JlfOW YOU KNOW' ,.. malt ~ llle inrW'• ed severe face and eye injur~ fit, Darrell tklush, Tim Benh:, ies when she tripped on a stick POiSY Imboden, JaM 111111 Ju· Mr. and Mrs. Harold John· son celebrat:-d their 25th wed· TONIGHT Edgar Allall /Jut 's 'fTHE HAUNTED PALACE " Vincen t Pr ire Df'bra Pa gel t :·~=-ter~· .!':! ' 25th Wedding I Anniversary Is Celebrated Mrs. I . " American tuvolut1ou, will bold the first m«linl of the ~adforcl Church of Christ of llradbury held its month I! mt'i'l· Siseh Birt~ u Celebrated .4uf. 28 Alound And . About Middleport Ketura Jooatbaa M e t 1 1 Chapter, Daughtu._ of t b e of class ,.-- • ' -'\ :,0 . Thomas opponent, W~.=- Laura ~•n~= Furerol ~ . ~- . r . • .,.. .- . . . . . ..~ . home In =~~~I at lhe 1uneta1 h~ .~.::..82 ~ ~ �• • , f ' -:l h editorial I • Magicians At Work '!'be all&ht o1 hand boys ore at work tryinl to Clpbln! lha fancy ol you and I 13 votera. It b ...,. to promiJlo the world with a fence a- 1 round It In September, and through to I h e day of election, but will it be delivered In the brl&ht and fancy package after the man who .mak.ea it eeta in offic.! That 1a Ute question that everyone is asking or ahould be. We use the term often given to the workers of magic, beeau9e they have perfected their act to the point that they have most people looking on ooe dln!ction, while they are playing 1b e 1ame, and there Ill a •Iron& chance that you are lain~ to be fooled. One of the clearest examples Ill the way they are playini around with ooclal ...,.rlty. They are talklng about raioes In !Is benefits, and aloo looting lo that fund to tack the medl- care piaD mto lo onler to fulfill their promise to br!n( aweetness and light to every living soul. Moat people fBll to think of how the Increased rates will affect them especially those in the lower income bracket. Some have plainly stated that If the new rates go through they wipe out all of the SCH:alled gains Ulat were made by that cut in federal income taxes. Ev· en before they thought up ail of the new ideas, just in time fGr election, the social aecurlty rates were already scheduled to go up 32 per cent in the next seven years. If the proposals now In the mill go through the rate will go up 49 per cent during that seven year period and every worker will see a big hole in his take home pay. Some people just do not seem to realize that every time tbe government pre. tends they are giving you somethlng for nothing you are paying for it. Another thing that Is disturbing In current ICerJO Ia in the field of agriculture. For exam- pie the current wheat program. O!UICted lbb year In spite of the overwheimlol disapproval of producers In the 1.963 referendum, Ia a downright failure . Those W88blqtoo uperto claimed it would raise the !ann Income. The fact' of the matter is that Jt bad the reverse effect. Farm leaders are telling the president t h e market prices have been depressed, and the sale of CCC wheat otocka Ill depressing the market still further. Tbls affects not only the wheal farmer and bJs income but It hits us all in the increase of flour and bread prices. Only about one thin! o1 the almost two million are participating io the prol"&m, but the reo! who refused to go along are being peoallu>d, What are they going to do about the situation with farmers ready to llarl lbelr 1.963 crops? WW Lyndon and Huber! go into a huddle with 0.. ville and admit failure and eome up with aoother equally screwy program? Yet a third lh1ng Ill lakinl place while they have 1111 looklog lo the wrong direction. They are setting up grand progratDJ for retralollli youth from 18 to 21 to make them eligible for jobs. Wllo Ill going to do that training? We can not find enough teachers to mao the pubUc schools. One Industry· hao come forward with the idea lor a masalve skill buliding program. They can not train youth In what Ill similar to the CCC camps of depression years. It wao easy to teach a boy bow to plant a seedling. An industry has most will a g r e e, t he prime responslb!Uty for organizing and directIng training programs aa Industry managers, are In the belli position to know what skills are required, and what training Ill necessary to build them. It is the only way to match up skllio with the needs of indualry and the government training program whlle promIsing everything will be a colossal fiasco. Voice of Broadwav .•• renorting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN .. -· ' - -.. :J:: . ""'-. "' ·-· !!; ~ -:.-.~ ;l ... ~ .;;.;: .., :!; ~~ "'. r,> -·- •• • -~ ,_ ~; .. ' -~ !!f. ';'JJ,. .- --" ""'" ...... ~ !f. i!t: i!' ~..:t --·-· ..... ·~ .--r.; .. -:"~ -:C: "" ; ' * ·-· :tt,~· '~ . ~ ' •' ~ IDotothy Kilgall•n's guest columnist today II aloger Tony Bennett. I BY TONY BENNE'M' ROSEMARY CLOONEY AND I had a fine time tuning in some fond recollections the other night at a cocktail blowout in Hollywood. Our gab took us back nearly 15 years. I got my first break ir TV in 1950 and so did Rosey. Hers was slightly better. We were both contestants on the same Arthur Godfrey "Talent Scouts.. program and I came ln second. Who beat me out? Rosemary Clooney, one of the •wellest girls il" the business. But Wt' ended up sharing a prize catch. Jan Murray happen· ed to be watching "Talent Scouts" that rught and hired both of UJ as regulars on his own TV series, "Songs For Sale." 'The till<! of Jan's old show is the story of my ltfe, more or less. Fifteen yean have passed and if s sUII Songs For Sale with me. And I wouldn't want It any other way. . Great melodies and great lyrics are eaSily the most wonderful things in the entertainment world, for they blend Jnto a fuel that runs ev· ery motor and Wts every medium in show ~neSB. Trends1 Forget about 'em. Trends come 11nd go more often than bad weather. Beautiful songs will always win out. They're here to stay. And for staying power, a singer not only needs beautiful songs but the instinct to aense one when it comes his way. A hit tune always tells a good story. It can be a llappy atory or a sad one, a funny story and sometimes even a ridiculous one, but It must have that quality called Good. There's usually a aood story behind each hit, too. FOR EXAMPLE, TAKE "I Left My Heart In Sao Francisco." 'That song unexpectedly entered my life in February of 1962. I was about to open at tlM! Fairmont Hotel in 'Frisco and was aet wtth a carefully prepared act. At a rehearsal the very day of the opening, my mualcal director and pianio~ Ralph Sharon, banded me a tune he'd just found, one he felt wu particularly aood lor local appeal. After one run through, I instinctively felt It would appeal to more than just 'Frisco fans. "San Froncisco" became the blg hit of my Fairmont engagement and I couldn't walt to record II. 'The executives behind the big desks at Columbia'• main offices In New York didn't qree. They lao! out to my Instinct, however, and I recorded. it pronto. Last year "San Francisco ilfted me with I Grammy awards and the Time latest count had It passing lhe 3.000,000 mark in sales. Even the boys at Columbia have to admit that ain't exactly chopped liver. "1 Wanna Be Around~' was my follow • up to "San Francisco,'' and the slory behind this song sounds a11 U It wall authored by some "Ma and Pa Kettle" ocripler In Hollywood only it's 100 per cent non-fiction_ The star of the "1 Wanna" saga is one Sadie Vimmerstedt, a 83-year-old grandmother who runs the perfume department lo a big Cincinnati store. About two years ago she thought up a title she was sure would inspire a good song: "I Wanna Be Around To Pick Up T be Pieces When Somebody Break! Your Heart." · On a wblm, Sadie put that Ulle in a brief letter and mailed it to Jolumy Mercer, whom she didn't know from Adam and vice--versa. Sadie got nary a reply for more than a year and ~~IJI'ed either Mr. Mercer never received her missive or had junked it. But out of llie blue, Sadie got a reply from Johnny. He'd writlen a song using her liUe, and she was to be his equal partner for all royalties to come. The day Johnny gave me "l Wanna Be Around'' was a happy day for the three of us. I'm happiest over the way It bas rewarded Sadie Vimm~rstedt. So far, this gracious Ohio Grandma has banked some. thing like $60,1100 from the song. EVER THINK A SINGER gets a hlt tune from his next door neighbor? I did and II was a beaut titled "Lillie Boy." A chap who bas the house down the road from mine in Englewood, N. J .• came visiting one day and just handed it to me. "Lillie Boy" grew into a big success for me, so alway• be nice to your neighbors - they're liable to come across with more than just a cup Df sugar. Now I hope you don't mind my removing the Rora· lio Alger gold-dust from this story, for I must disclose that my nice neighbor in Englewood Isn't some baker or candlestick • maker wlttt songwritlng f~tratlono. 'The fellow In I b e house near mine happens lq be Guy Woods, an excellent composer by profession. Bob Hope never wrote or dug up a song for me but he did give me a title years ago which I've never changed and never Intend to. Short· ly after my World War n hitch, I was booked into the long-gone Nut Club In Greenwlcb Vll· !age, lhanka to that great star, Pearl Bailey, who was headlinlog there. Pearl beard me auditioning for the Nut Club bossmen, shouted out, "Hire that kid!" and that did it. ..,_II.L-... • Off That Pedestal?'' . · ~ ,-.r New Minister Is Welcomed #H~ Do You Suppose We~Can Get Him The Daily ·Sentinel - •• .. l '• '~ (/1 ' By Church Bisons Bite Falcon, 21-6 MASON - BYII!C· R. K9nelh Ray, fortnerl7 ol llol~ ter, Calli, wllm ~ lined • lUll time mildlloir, bu 11.to bo lbt full limo preacher a1 ..._ Cuntlt t1 ALL-STARS • Dafly 5entlnel,l'o;lmerof-llldllleport, 0 ., lept.l, 111141-31Clll 0.001 Baltim""' 1100 Ill e:Jif-4 10 Kansueily 010 IIIII 0110--t 6 l Bukner II~ ) and Lau. Pena, Bowsfield 18), Sanders (1), tiago 1»1 and Jlyron. LosbPeno (12 • II) . HRS • Mathews ( 13th J, Powell l:nnc:I J. <Zod Gom.l THE SPORTS DESK Cllrllll. Mr. 11ay 1a a oauw c1 11'011 Vlrglo1a, bonl near ~ and atteDded pul>llc ..._ 18 West Vlrglo1a, Hll irllolnl U sospel preaelter wu abbdDod at Freed • llardemaD JUII!Gr CoUeae. a.odenoo, 1'1111., IIIII . David IJP""'"td> Coilep, Jliab. ville, TeDD. Mr. Ray bu preached .. Oblo, West Vlrglo1a, Paooaylo vaofa and olbor ota!ll. Be Ia married to lbt Iarmer Bela Tbomu ol Beaimllo, Oblo ID Mooroo Co., IIIII they 111ft two """'• BIIIJ, ap I, and David, 214.. Our Weekly 'A.rniliary club Meets on Thurltlay • Th~ Pomeroy Bend C.B. Reo dio AUXIDary Club held !hell' regular monthly meeting 011 • 'Thursday evening at the borne of Mro. Carl Hysell, Rutland. • SPECIAL 63 FORD Plans for their tblrd IIDJll. dlnoer and party IQ bo held lo October were made. ~ersory Today's .lJiedical Report By Wayoe G. Brandstadt, M.D. Many dramatlc stories have been written about aphasia. In these tales usually the victim, after a blow on the bead incurred while he lJ away from borne, retains bls ability to speak and perform all the acts he custom· arily performs but has no memory for anythinl that happened to him before his accident. Fortunately, such casea are rare but every year in this country nearly half a million persons suffer a stroke, head injury, or brain disease t h a I leaves them witb some sort of language difficulty. The manifestations vary wide· ly bul roughly they !ali into four groups. The victim may understand what is said to him but be unable to speak. T h i s is very common. He may be able to speak but be unable to understand any· thing that is said to him. Other victims can talk and understand speech but have lost the power to Interpret written Language and the fourth group cao read but are unable to write - even to sign their name. Because comtnunlcatlon Is so lmportaat Ia a bomo, any Interference with It cal be frustratIng to bolb the vicllm and bit family. The family must, therefore, eserci11e tbe atmost pa-tience and undentaodlng. T b e victim thould not be excluded from normal aocial contacts hut should be encouraged to make blmoeH understood In 101 way he can. , Above all, don't treat him as a child and don't discuss bls problems lo front of him. Treat blm as nearly as possible the way you did before the iccldent. While it Is unwllle to fill bim with false hopes of a speedy recovery you should show genuine pleasure in any real progress he makes and show that you understand how hard he io trying to communicate with you. II Ill useleso to teD him to relax but you can create a rel,axed atmosphere that will help to ease his tension a n d frustration. Ask him olmple questions that can be answered ye!l or no sucb as: "Do you hurt~" ''Are you thJrsty?"' "Do you want to -get qp?" Some victims swear or utter ohscenill.. with· out knowing what they are say· lng. This Is a part Of !hell' dl· GALAXIE 4 DOOR TentaUvt date baa boeri oet lor October 6, at 6:311 p. m. at Crow'l TOWD and CounlrJ In V-8 motor with Aa ndard tnmsmissiort. heater, Pomeroy. seaso and you must learn to acAlthough In some victims cept II without laugbJoi or ae~ there lJ a return of function Mra. FreetllBD Eoocb, preslo ting mad. wilhln 1 lew weeks you Jbould dent, prealded over !be bullLet the victim do as m u c b be prepared for the posalb!Uty oeso meetiiJi. A OOIIIioatlnC for himself as he can. E v e o that It will take much longer or cornmllt.., was appointed, ol though he can't talk be may bo that the domage Is permanent. · Mra. George Corson, Mrl. Fred able to make some minor re- Ills progresa will depend oo the Taylor, and Mrs. Wayne Green. pairs or pursue bJs bobbles. exteot and location of the injory, Mrs. James Caroahao brougbl Don't be afraid to leave him his age and Intelligence a n d the travelinl prlle wblcb was alone at times. This will bo most of all oo bls wW to recov- aiVttl'ded to Mnr. •V. D. Eclo s.ood __ ro_r_bo_th ~_o_l:..Y_ou_._ _ _ _er_.- - - - - - .wards. Mra. ElwoOd Bowenr won the door prize. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 8, 1984 Mrs. Hysell wao asalslod In serving refreshrneela IQ lltt goests by her daugbter-ID-Iaw, Mrs. Harold Hysell. Attending were those named above and Mrs. Eupne Hawlolns, Mra. Tim Neulzllog, Mra. Robert Harden, Mn. Nathan Biggs, and Mrs. Aioeo Whlta • white sidewall tin:~s . green with green interior. A one-owner ne'v'- Uld s trade·in. GMAC Financing Available KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile I ' "Yoo'U Like Our Quality Way of Uotng Business" t Pomeroy, Ohio I HELEN HELP US! ON SOLVING .\.. D\lANGLE Dear Heleii :' "' .. " We have been tru!rrled II years, no children. I had a won· derful marriage up unW tho time my husband became a boss in a factory wblcb employs a lot of girls. Now he doesn"t know I exist, • v 1 n though I keep myself attractive, the house clean and bave our meals on tim~. He comes home amelling of perfume. Ev· ery day his eyebrows are trimmed, and every second week he gets hair coloring for his gray hair. I questioned him and he denies having bls bair tinted, but l know the reason: a girl of 24, a divorcee be sees every d~y. I know he's having ao affair with her for there's no love left for me. I spoke to ber once about l~ and be came borne and raised the roo!. I( I mention her name, be tbtows onythlng he can get &hold ol. I offered bJm a divorce but he says he doesn't want one. I'm only a housekeeper for him now. What shall I doT- lingle . (or widowed) peoplt. 'The rent of ~ per month Includes utilities, except electrlcily and phone. They .are wtlhin walking distance of down- town. 'lbese lovely apartmen!J an two years old and completely paid for. 'They ltave aJtracted much notlee, even from foreign visitors. Tile soveroment wtll belp with the bulldinl of IIUcb 1 project, but Akron turned down the offer and went on Ill own • n this city can do I~ so can others. -JUST ANOTHER OLDSTER Dear Helen: Several weeks ago you asked for ''happy marriaa:a." I've read some letters signed by women. So bere's the DlBD'a Viewpoint. . At. 1 pollcemao I'm In a poeIlion to view many famlllusually on the bad side. Whell I come homa from a bard day of tryinl to solw other people's problems, I can count 01t my wilt lo be waltiiJi 01t e BIG SALE NOW IN PROGRESS me with .·love overOowlol. along with the outes~ blggensmlllog daughter, ready for Daddy to bug ber. Our• bo't the beat house In town, Dor even OQ the block. It Isn't without fla problemo or dlsagreementa, bUt It Is the warmest, most loving borne I believe there could possibly be. I've often tried to analyze wby we are 10 happy. So far l'vo lallt!d .to bring It down to Ill""' IOcs. But I do toow Chill I've never yet hear my wlfl comp!Bin of not enough money, or that ithe'l tired or bo1' ed. She'• a wmder, and lhat'o wby I'm a --GRATEFUL COP Dear Cop: U I every hava ocoalloo to g~t arrested-' I hope ll's by youi-H .' Summer Clearance ,~mJMIIII~~ / Tbil column Ia dedicated ta family llvq, so U yon're havIng tid trouble or jual plain !rouble, let lleleo Help YOU. She will atao welcome , own amusing uperlonceo. Alldreu Helen Bollol 1D oara II tbll newspaper. 249 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. BERRY'S WORLD PLU& THE HOLES In your hame Insurance coreraue · We can liVe you 20% '. ~~" *'• ~.lllh to 1dd'lht t.rlri tiiCt ~111hould t11n. ciil now for tompltlt .... .......... ~mllian -- •, ,...., ••""" .-.... ....... .."¥... ..,._, 7 '. • .' '• ' '. 'I • .• ' . . 'a t 'Insurance •·enc'f ~ ' ~ Boston at Baldmcire at '' . .... ·'·;,:- ' . ttl&ltt . · ·Cf CO. ' '. V-.1 D! -~WARDS " . .. • ,f. . W't·2-Mit . I pnif ~ ~~- . I\, ,. Home repair loans are one of the WIYtl we try to help follu who need money for any worthwhile need. Stop in and see us or phone ahead if :r- wioh. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY LIFE INSURANC£ AVAILABLE ON A1.L LOANS •' 300 W. Second St.-WYandotte 2·2111, ?' ott,EN ,SATURDAY9 AM ro 12 NPC?N PAVE Ol:IUNGER, MGR. . . .r; GARDEN TILLER R"lutar 119.95 Now_ 84 fS • ~ / - ROOF COATING ~ S GALLON ~ 3.49 V•luo ~ "' ~ l 9 9 : ; ;, -~ o ;>:a Large Springfield TILLER Reduced To $125 ROOF PATCHING CEMENT 45c g -~ ~"""' ·~ ~ ,~~- 'V~ ~lllflxtJINJINININ\\~m\~ ~ CHICA(;O CHICAGO REDWOOD GRIP SEAL HOUSE PAINT PICNIC TABLE TOP QUALITY R"l. 5.98 Value gallon 6FT. LONG METAL ROOF PAINT Brigbt red, rre~a and aluminwn colon. us Valu•• ..,t, 5·'5 t•l. 4··· Rog. 29.95 Value, only 19 99 • . • SHOP and SAVE AT 124 W.MAIN Pome~ "I , . · ~~w ~~~NOW 169·95 • MOORE'S $2500 TO $200000 ,Ho.wr 1 ~· New .. i(U' JD(I. I \ lntur· 219.00 VALUE ~~:~WMillm\rui\Vtflr~, EXCELLO ~~\li"ASBESTOS 71~ ''Let it leak! ean't affor to have the roof f ed!''· We think you'D find you ean't afford not to have it fixed when you dio· cover how a home repair loan can provide you with the casb .lo do il. .• . DELUXE MODEL ~ Save On All Shotgun Shells ~f OPTOMETRIST Office Bourse 9 to 12, 2 too (Close at Nooo on Thurs. - East Court St .. Pomeroy THE DAILY SENTINEL ..... Shotgun Shells \ ~ 12 Gauge Hi Power ~~ SSo AS LOW ~· AS porb.. ~ MRS. A. Dear Mnr. A: Firat of all, be awfully !lire you'" sot a case. A mab t.sn't neeessarli" having ao affair just because bo trlma bJs eye. brows, tlnla bls hair, ID!ells of perfume and lporeo hll wife, thQU8b a wlle would he terri· bly trustiiJi not to wonder. Next - when the fact lJ eatabllsbed, you have two choices: ellber sit It out as the &enlie, loving, ever • waiting mate who knows the slray wUl eventually come home, or demand a ahowdown and force 1 cboloe - right now. Both courses have wou, and have lost. I wish 1··.had a perfect formula for dlssolv· lug 1 triangle and stral&hteolng out a bumpy marriage. So DEVOtED ro INUitiSf OP does every counselor lo tilt MIIGS W.SON ARIA world. Maybe some doy a ••~~~taro 11 · o-a. • .,..,..., •- ll ct.nt•• h..,.m •~ woman wi ll be a ble . w 1 p a ....,.u,..... "'""" ,,...,.,... . . ,....._. lid eucy pill In ber man'• eoffee ••• ·~ , .. , ot~o.. ..,,,'-., -wt•••"' Com,a~t-r 110 "'4ecll•nk ., ..._....,. end forget her worrlet. Un,t11 Ottlo Bu••ne.. Otftr. ptiiMIOf w• '.~..... kind ,,, ''"'"''' ....,.. .,., '""'" then - if you'Ve got "uat , ..,.,.... u ..,.,.o e'"' """'" ot guy, you ei~-r llllftPI ltl fflf 1t01f dfiCI . . . . .- . . ..an::: walt or fl•hL ... or'lto And 1 \ prefer the latul ....H. llllfloa•1 . . ~...,.""• rt~pr._llfln . WEft ~ a.m.,..,,, ICirnaau. 11111•. l!olb " . ., _ ' MY READERS ANS .u:u11 '!" ·-- N•• ...,.. City ...... .,..,.. MAD.. , ..."''"''" '""' o.uve,.. ., Dear Helen: ..,r.., '"' .. ~,.,.."•"•111• .,· •• _... •.-• The prob~m of Senior Cftt.. 01lh hmt"ft effl-. IUAI. ,.. 18111 HousiDI hu been IOlved lhftttl.. . " • "',... . . .filii u.... by the City of Akron. Oblo. have built two apartment . fMt 1v1111111e, 11141 - • .1 .JI &, "'""'I a.."' ..._ .,.,, ,,..... •ra • .-, bouiel; . one wttb 37 units, one ........ _ - - ~.... with • Ullil!l !riCh 1t 1111111 lor couples, lbt '"" lor retired HUFFY RIDING MOWER • WY2·2848 POMEROY �• ,I • '-Dally S~ll9el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 8, !OM 1· H0 ld s Scnoo '- / 0 f lnstf U'-dOn _.. t MQ$0niC , Temp/e Q D-.&1.-l N 62 unmn o. ~ iiObool ~ -~ 1 ql inlltUctlon wu of ths Bethel at Bolpro. Mlso tutd CCIIinolt members In· Darnell prJliiO!llad. &ifllo MI'J. lllllod w1ttn Bolhal No. ID of Foulke and to Mr. Arnold. ~ lllltmalktnal C)rdor of Job's Coum:il members were InOlqbttn met In rf1Uiar aes- ~tailed by _Mrs. P'oulke, Install· Jlon Thuroday tvenliiJ at I h • lrli officer , Mr . Arnold, Install· l'anlaroy Maoonlc Ttmple. in& guardian ; Linda Donnelly Unda Darnell, honored queen, ol Marietta, lnataiUng ma1'8h· Caleteria Supper is P/(lnnesd by 1 S Mrs I F·ederated Church Class ept. 72 \ Wlllll-....ew wlio IJu .., 1111¥ to MN. RD!r S'eyfrlod. tumed borne tollolrinB sutflery, Gimes wore played ~ lfll, Honry llflbel, "'"' tt.l aocr.l hiNr 1111 P'IIMII 1llo!Pitolatf 11'1rdod Pit'"*"· &Utr Mn. labr Gonion and Ill• ra. ' Mal·nly About Peop/• In ther, Cbarles Rayburn. Mrs. M. T. Epling and I ...... c. L. Arnold of Galllp<>lto al1d Mrs. Kennedy who Mrs. L. C. Somi!'Vllle of Pl. Prayer from thl year boolt •lt was decided to have a cafemovioi to Grove aty Ibis Pleasant, W. Va, vlllted Moo· opened the meoti!li cl the Hap- l teria supper on lllturday, month, wllh a meweD' Sift. omeroy ' day With Mrs. Mulnt Arnold py llarv.. toro elap of the Fe<!- ItembeP II, from l.f p.m. &ln. group ..., llaJIP7 Jllrlll. tutd susanna and attencMd the erated church Friday .vennljl Henry l!elbol will be "":~=::/i . - M d M H Hor!M S)'l'lleuoe Nazal'tftl Church at the church. i tor the ILIJlPOI' and • pf ~~n~i~gto/'Pa.,eni;, and Scltool picnic. Paul'• letter ta the Ephf.!ltans wlll bt Mr1. Cleland Htn••· "' . . was the to io of the · 1 Dole Smith, Mro. Phil Mrs. Robert Hams, v~.. Mlss Laura Grueoor II Cllnfln· Ib Mro L~l. Rtlbel whn Meinhart, Mrt, Glady• '~~h d anhd A~~ ~loeekner ed to hrr homo. Eut Maln·ll l ~hesi~ns 4 ond ad~lsed t h and Mlao T!lelma Oruooor. p "' -- - presided aDd a letter was read a! ; Debbie King. insUI Illn& mu· a au~ ter u 0 canton by Illness · to remember 11ome with bar4·to- out, laavll\l avttrY PI'· ruat looklilc jull Dh IT'f llnllt TO liND THIM TO ltOIINION'I THAN TO WISH YOU HAll! ROBINSON'S WY 2·5130 - - - -· - ,_,._.. I 1 \ i DOES YOUR CAR · .~hoa liJ 6 to 16 CA'ITLF: - Slet>rs 12 to Heifers l2 to 19: Baby Beef WY 2-2171 ro 22: P'al Cow.rc 12 to 14; Can, nt'rs 8 to It; Bull~ 12 to HI; I. Moin 51. Po..,.roy Milk Cnws 80 to 160. \'eal ca lves - Topfl 2fi; 1 onds 20 to 24: Com. & Hvs. tr. 24: culls 15 to 18. SHFRP - Ewe~ & Lms. 5 tr tO: Stork EwPs 4 to 10; Fat ' & SAVINGS CO. Shf'Pp 4 In 10 ; Culls I to 5; Buck~ 4 to 10: Fat Weathers ~ to 8. LAST WEEK TO ENROLL FOR ~ CITY LOAN FALL DAY CLASSES Clauos Bogin, Sept. 14th Diploma Courses 9-12 Months even beyond city gas mains. Install an Ashland SALE Buy The Following Name Brands At Sale Priceal e FLEX STEEL e PROVINCETOWN "1APLE e FRIGIDAIRE t HOOVER e ADMIRAL eAMERICAN •HOOVER eARMSTIIONG eGULLISTAN DilES RADIOEAR l I I I ' \ MIDDLEPORT, 0. ASHLAND METERED GAS II IAIY ON YOUR POCKETBOOKI I atant heat ... plus all the advantages of gas for hot water, cooking and clothes drying. We wi+l handle HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE WY 1·3198 complete installation for you; and offer the finest E. Mol• II. in gas heating equipment and appliances (only 10% ,,.,...., Goldwater ciiPri new charges in the SOP!• to's si>Cal\od Bobby Baker scandal and said "the shadow o1 ocandal rallo , un. lighted yet by full answers, aerots the Whitt~ House Itself " Thi~ . WSI 8 rerMrence to ehargtl in the Baker aHair by Sen. John J Williams R-Did. that bullde Matthew M'cclolke' former ar:bassador to Irelan!. ntade I m 4X)O "pay-off" to the 1960 Kennedy-Jlo.mson campaign lund alter getU"' 'he contract to build the -big District of Columbia sports stadium. 1'ho Whj(e. House denied any 1mowlerlge of the case and Pres1 ident Johnson ordered an immediate and lull · 1 dM. MeCiool:., 1 down and up to 18 months to pay!) . Schools Near 8oycotted Middleport firemen wel'e call· 1 Ied aL 1:2D. P· m. Labor Da)' J.o help extrngutsh a brush fil~~ FJ\RMVIU, E, Ya. i U~I) - 1on property ownad by Rural Pr1~ce Ed_ward Coun!y 1Goodwm. re-opened Its public schools fol' I - - - -· the fir~t ti~e in five years ~o-- 1 HOFFA AT PICNIC ' with_ vrrtually every white CHAR~)N ~ u.Pn - Tram· \ . 1n the rounty boycotl· stres Umon Presldent James R. , mg the classes. 1 Hof!a was scheduled to attend Only ~ree white children eo· tt:"t _:stteo~d ann®l Labor o.ay I rolled With about 1,600 Negroes piCRIC ot thi:! Teamstt'I"S . Jomt ! Jn one hl&h school and thrtoe I Council Monday ~I (,eaugll 1 elementary &ChQOI• . Lake Park. 8 1 1, HEY KIDSI FREE BEATLE PARTY r------------------------------, •n Athl•nd J Pll!lnt ltl'ld me mor• dettlls Qn Gener•l OHice I Nom••------------------------------ luo. Ad'"lnlotrotlon Openings Limited For Now Students ENROLL NOW Write, Visit, or Call --For Catalog end Information. M•tl!lred Qu S)'lt,m. Show ol CLEVELAND SEPT. 15th I P.M. Super· I vloocl trip !"eluding mNI at Cl1volond. Dotoila ol ~ Address•---------------------- . 1 C l t y · - - - - - - - - - - S . . t e __ _ _ __ I . ."'·- -------------h..am•-------------------- You pay ofttr you.uM HI You are.billed montb17 tor ollly.tht 1 Dire<:JJons to 1 I I L------------------------------j gao you uae, ra~ tlwl for the full load at time of cWivery. Uninwruptei BmJice ia lllllued, beca- we Jr.oep a pleutilul oupply of fuel ill YOIII' tanlal at aU W..., automatloally. You can read your ocm mtkr, io yw bow J\llt lww IIIUdl fu1 YOil11'8 Uliq. eForinica I . ON A 1965 ZENITH Black & White Top · f ~tlllnt Tile 'A:Nn'"s• '' ' . or Color TV. DON'T BUY '•'' Wlncliws J----FREE ESnMATEs-"'l·........- - ' Pomeroy, Ohio Phone: WYandotte 2·2167 Ripley, W: V•· - Phone: 372_·2221 ,. Any 191 per10n can win Ill Floor nle e Storm Box 471, Highway 1~4 446-4167 e Kitchen Cabinets your Ctrtifiod Stotion. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED. Doors A8HLAND . OIL & REPINING COMP4NY COLLEGE Set Us For Your Rtmotlellng Needs Before you buy a black & white or color TV anywhere -· it will pay you to come to Ingels and get our ... to Ingels and get our ..• ROCK-BOTTOM LOW, LOW PRICE • Plntlll'lg Ashland LP Gas- the modern energy fuel/ BUSINESS :16 l.ocuet lt. win en expenlt p1ld trip to see the Beatles L lve for more details, mall this coupon to the bulk plant nearest you , Accounting GALLIPOLIS BAKER FURNITURE Hearing Aid Check-Up llflotor Fru ol any Cortlfiod Gooollno Stotion to Exec. Secretulal HEARING TEST WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2-5 P.M. Metered Gas System to get clean, dependable, in· Secret1rl•f 12th ANNIVERSARY I "FREE"-- -- La Salle Hotel, Middleport 1 1 -· Driver . c· d , To Town Court I FOR DEPENDABLE HEATING install an Ashland Metered Gas System OW Ill - 1 1 1 :,av. SALES SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE s·,: 1 "'·I ' · "COLEMAN" 1 Personal . . MONEY 1 1 7 MIDDLIPOIIT ,, i III\OUORT TO H081'1TAL 1 1 • ' 1 i I I A?· DIW. I . ! 8e presented T0 B00Sters 1 . tc pl~tlorm and had pl.oliod th.a~ It woulQ bt tmact.ed. He 11ld it waa '101 a bipartisan ts· q but an ur1ent hum•nltarian lltlp which traniCtnds poUUcs, Jacke'ts wt'll I YOUiliJitr miJIIIII lo Jlt In, como right POMROY Soars Above 500 Mark Dally S.ntinrl. Pomtroy-M!dd..port; 0 ., . . ,..1, UN11 I · I cleall apota thai onl1 ---------------------K'lng B 'ld 5 I C · Ul ers upp y o. I Death Count 1 Whtll YOU briJli lholr <lolh11 htrt to bt elatned, lho11 1 EmeeUne t auver of ilfdae l 'IRST and invited an FSI itlQuiry. .independent of Goldwater, !mary victory OYtr Cm!"'rvative "'"' transported by Racine em· QUALITY :Jen. Goldwat~r said, " it is on branded Ktmnedy a "ca(petba&· ~ Georgt N. lfiUlnl. Ro.m~ey llas e:rgency ~quadiPlen to Mojgs lt!GUI..'It , tho otrtell thlt we see .lhl ger " and a lltJJl Jollnoon IPtcv<i rolused to onclorso Gol water . Memorial hoopltol at 7:H p.m. ' Oil St•fion final , terrlble proof of 1 11ek- out of Wash~ngton J~ The voten ·~ unseated H~c~p . ~und:ity reportedly suHtring 1 Certified Main St ,emwroy neu whidt nDt a U th• social narne:d the JustJc£ Oepart.men~ $ John Lealnsln, the only nurlh- 1llr Labor Day holiday traf- from faa~·n:l~i•~K-~•pe~II•~·---~~W:.==~·=~===~ theotles ef a thoqaand &OCif:l ex. Nlcholars K"~en!Jpch. a' Ktn· ern ~mocrat to vote &lilln bt fJe dealh loll F.tOO(i at more ' ..... · Goldwatt:r teld the Senate, "lf \periments hu tv.tn bji:Blm to ' nedy 's temporary $UCce~sor. the Civil Righll law. Hu1 lle· tlu:m 500 _today wi~ late r.e · - '"'' &.nate Plltted PrtsldOPt Wt odopt thll pr~ut we 1h1U touch ." In }llcbigan. voters wer:t tq tro!t voter~~~ appro\/~ <~n onlm- ports or tughw<:~y accidents still Jolwon'J top priority h~ltb hav~ _taken the tint and moat the palls ~nd cave GOP Gav ance allowmg n~meo.wtumt lo eom itlt! in. Safely experts hoped 1 P!Jyhag PolltJcs Georj:e Romney a 1 m~sllillj prJ- se!J t.o a buyer vi the\.1" ch•Hct-. thr fin<:~ I r·ou nt would fall Rhort inaurance prolfam, 6().~, akin& algmf1cant step _towfl'rd traft&. wiU1 1 f7 a n.ont.h hike in cult !OI"mlltf our Saciat SeC!Urity and. ~- llumphrtty Sl,lgg~:.l.eli ~e ' - of t~ new re{'nrd Social Security benefit... Then u raUroad re_timnent ayitems into Go~:-va~r. force s wa~e playl~& I Meigs Memetrial t!Mpital A L' nlted Prt•ss InlernatJOnai ; seQt tt to 1n UllCtt"-ln fat. In public n!1ef or charity pro- P:QhllC~ With f&cial vmlence 1ni d M . ta!Jttl<.~t1on at ~ a m. EDT ihow~ 1 1 8 the Houu. grenu .... " Ht added : '' Hav. stead of cooperatiflg-t to h•lp end ., Adm 58 olnds ~;ur ayl rs ed <H l~ast 51:2 rersons dead in I intt ~tven out pensionen their it. · t Floyd Dou • A any ; ,awrence tra fltc an:idt'n h bt'Lween 6 p. Republican Preoldentlal Nom· medical car• In kind , why not ' I I Eberabach, Porlland; Mro. m loca l hme l'rldav ond mid· tnee 8arry M, Qoldwtter flew food buketl .. . public housonl President Johnson s eampalgn : Robert Bowen, Mlddlepor_t. mglit Monda ~ · 1r1 from Arl20~UI to purpMely a(!commodations . :. vaeation hopes were . ~oyed by ~pport 1 Kaye Howell, Porperoy; Debbie The breakdoww voto a1alnst lt. He I>P•nded lt rolllrto · why not 8 ration ot from a new Independent com- 1 Crow, Pomeroy ; Lorena Mlller, T . HI 5211 a dangerou~ :ttf'p towaid a 'tfel· l!igaretie. for lhOIII who Bmoke mitt c~ of business _lea0el's com-1 Ga!IIJ>Qt.ts Ferry; Jim Louks, o~~w~ina: n . fare-ttatt ~ystem . and beer ror thMe who drink?" posed Jar&ely ot big name ReGalllpoll:;. 1'1 · ei 17 $1x JlepublleanJ, most ol 1 publicans. The sroup Includes I Mlddlepor_t 's J964 football an whom have br'nken with noJd. 1 Tht~ welftrl 11t.11t~ theme was 1two members of former Presi- 11.8am wiHC'h ha• . brtend 1 Dlaeharges Satt,rday - Dem- ~1 iscellant>OUi 56 wat~r·s poiiUeal ptlilo-hy pro- lamona tha.e thtt GO!-" nomineu i'dent Dweight D. Hisenhower·s lthrough thr"'t! pract1ce !K'rl~ ~ art>e Sexson, Po~eroy . Toial 6ti7 , • Debbte ThP safet y ro1mrli es!Jmalt~d vided the margin thi:Jt-put over pounded on the llfll:l day when cab inet-Treasur,~ Secretary 1 magali, 42·8. 72.0, an d 66" -u , wII'' dJe Barton, R" l 'Jno ; the bill's medicare uctten 4:9 to he officially opmed hii Plertion Robert Q _ ,\nderson and Health bB pr_esentttd to parental and Crow. Pomeroy. before the holi day brgan that 44 .Qut no fal" admintttratton campaisn at Pr8it'ott, Ariz. and Welfare Secretary Marion 1Alhlt1tJC Boosterll tonight. Blrtht~ Saturd-ay Mr and' betwldee~ 490 a, ndfr· 590 P~drso,n• : .I • · 1 d . · wou "1 e m ra lC accJ en s. VICtory W18 m sight In the , Ca~pMIIJI Openlilr ' !B. Fosom- an auto tycoon Booster President lieorae ! Mr~. Robert Bowen , Midd leport -For a tim e. sBfety experts House. The . Whit' House announu~d Henry Ford n. . Hackett , Jr., s"id lhe mc.;:tin& l a daughter ; Mr. and \1 rs F'loyd ft>a n·d thP. toll m1ght pas~ the ' Take odv111tage of the good weather ft tit The H<mse a)tt~d away from Imeilnt•m~ thnt Johna_on "':'II I Johnson t~ld Lhem ~t _a_ Wh~te Iwill be in the hii:h schQI):! ~;:afe- Oould. Albany, a son . remrd nr ~61 set la~L Labor I any type of )le~alttr lnauranee tn paunch h1• own cMm~IIIJT1 w1th House meetmg that pohtJcal m- teria , starting at ' 7 : :K~. J"{ead . .,; I those ocld jok arou•d the homL 0 Its own bill when it_ approved t •a Labor Da.~ ~epettCI!l~ petrolt . ~ ~pendents thls ./ear have a Coach Robert Aihley will lntro-1 Sunduy AdmJuion• - ~rs . . ~;e record for all holida s 1 • WINDOWS • PIGIOAfiO d . th ~ .. Yk fS lnrrea!Ht In Snc1al Stu~urlty f Rep. Wilham ;J;. M!lhtr , thtt lchnlre ''of the kmd of country d . ,, r· !lis assist- jCharles Ne.atie, Pomt>roy. ~, ltd J 0h GOP 1· 'd ,. 1 · 1 th t A · 10 b ~t:e •ue P1aye .s. was set urmg e ~~"" 81ac 111 • DOORS • CEiliNG W\t pen~lons. - s po nson ' .v ce pre~l en tM nllrmnee, ey wan mertc~ . _ e . ·,-or I an ts, Denni s Osborne and Carl Discbarges Sunday - Mrs . Chrlstmali," when 700 persons ' ~ lleutenants wtth the problem of got hi.B camptugn off the &rou~d an Amerl~a tackm~ s~'.l a~ld Wolfe, also will be introduced. ! .Fluvd Dould and 30n, Alban y: died . I • GUMRING • FLOOit Tll.'l how to win ovtr GOP and today at Lockport, N.Y ., w1Lh fuming about to lt!trace Its 1 J· · L k G 11 . . ,h i'"'"iOiOiiiiii'iOiOiiOiiiiiiiiiOiiiiii""i • LUMIEit • WALL ltl.i . s13c- course., . omsouthern Democratic opponent1 . IGoldwater .m the ch~rmg M1ddlaport opens at home a- un W ou s.H· a. lpo 1.1s·t •. 1 \V. 1 1• A ccmpromlstr propo11al seem6d I tlon The Democratic Yice pres- The AFL·CIO executrve tx1q.rd gainwt Rutland Saturday nlght 18 s cl eJ11 'rr' arMnsonvJ 11:' · ' ROOPIIIG I I D tile , 1 11 · -A~A . k 1 ar ft er!l mers'vl e. lr, the Off\1'11· But HoQse Repub- 1Qent1QI nommtte, Sen . Hubert , recommthr.,all\1 tha~ IJ,e Slant la·1al 8 p m. ' lican leader Chsrlel!!l A. Halleck , I H. Humphrey, fll!w to his home 1hor organization endorse John· k . d ted f la ' Birth• Sunday - Mr and AlltypeoelliW-. Complete line 1 Ind leacter of the pro-Goldwa- stAte or MinnttliOUt ~o begin 1 1snn on ,il'OUnds Goldwater has Hac _cttt m •cad mat P 115 Mrs. Chfl.rles Nea se Pomeroy HEATING AND inginotock.~ ­ of roofing and ter ·;orce~. ~tald flatly that there lswln& that Will take him from 1voted consistently again~l hu- 1al so will be ~~ ed f.or th~i ~~- l <l daughter ol wood Supplloo would be no deal. I the East Coa1t to the Roc~y mar. weUare measureli PrciiJ · i n~al memb~rs fh rl~e totig · . Monday Admi~tiiiom _ Lena AIR-CONDITIONING Lindtnl Holplta!lt:tttlon Mnuntalnll. dent Georse Meany added a · 'T' I S year or e rs m~j 1 Hu:nm, Pomeroy, n~ura S]Jansiding 14~t Shlnglu $8.99 1 The Senate leglsll\tlon would ! Oolc:twater told hi1 Pral!colt plea to all the nation 's votrr~ 1 Boosters. hnot th~ pJyer ~ . WI gler, Racine; ~1r:;. rtollt'n Par& 60 . ft. provide limi(ed hospltqlizatlon ! rail~' Unit "if yuu chon'"' the~ Ito register. cn~duct ~ e c~n;,8 s~. tl ,t.th sons. Racine 1 and nurolni cJro beneflt.•-bul lway of this adminlstr~tillll . you t':niiuolastic Noml~oalton Mem ersh'P' ;~ ,.;~, Diichor1es Monday - J.awnot a doctor lf:e~. How•war, lt lwill. hAve chosen_the way ot a : As expected New York ~emo- l~ttc Booster~ cos 1 t b~sfer renee Ebersb<.~,·h. Portland ; LoINSULATION lncludes 11 GOP-sponsored pro- regJmcmted somety .... " Ht 'j crats enthuslast•cally nommated CJal Yellow Jdackeh . d r~na Miller Gallipolis f"errv · · ·· Harald Cha1e. Mgr. All tpypts corvi.so und~r which a pool of prio pledget" among uthttr thin,IIJ li Arty. Gen. Hobert f . Kennedy ca rds 11re . sol to usdme~K · an I<, loyd Hupe ', Columhtt;:';,~~%:: · ld ·r d . . d f h · · d'd profes:unnal men an women, · Mlddl epCJr 1 1 vate tnaurance compame~ cou SWI t en of the ffilltllry ra I. as t e1r sena 1orJa 1 can 1 ate . Sayra. Pomeroy: LNust 11. ded reaufarly carlrida••j offer 1 t2·awcek plan to pay He charged the •dminirilration even thouih he IS from . MaJtsa- ifor $S each. Plants. Pt . PleAs~ nl , *' Kay~ PhontWY2·2511 in stock. Pour .. doetor and 1ureicat bills, Will uaing it for 10cial and Ichu&etls. Kennedy resjgned, ' DRIVER CHARGED llowell , Pomeroy. ~GIY• lng The ovor•ll proM:ran. would be political ''scherr.et." w'' h hljh praise from Johnwn, ) , · ;.h,eshire lp i i i i i l i i i • • • • • • • • 39c Dnanced by higher Social SeC!ur. He did not elnborate . An aide jespecially in the Civil righh · !ired Stew3rt, 3'7 , of_ ~ type • $1.25 1 bog tty taKes on both Wliljf!·eamer Silld the referenre was to Texat l' field. Republican ()JI. 'K~nneth l was charged w th ~nl~m~ and employer. nationa l guardsmen halplna: at , B. Keating, ieekini re-election . a re~klf:'ssj ~anne~ t ~wmg a 1 1 Thi President prailit.d th_e a Johnson blrt.~day b~rbecue 1n I -·-- - - " -- -·· ' 1,~ 0 -c~r m ~ ~P u:h Third-:,· ~~ I CEDAI CLOSET :,, PAINT Senate. He had ordelftd mt~dl· Texaa laat week -end and to the I Sa_tur ay 0 0 LIIIIIIG <aro w•ltten into the Jemocrat· Prosidont's plan tor rehobili ta· ~Jte Middlepori. Stewarts car re· , Interior and ex~ ·- ~tion of men rajt>l!l.t>.J In pre. I ! port1·d~y went out of control · Aromatic cedar lerior. Full color induction draft ..amlnet!on•. : Iand hi! • parked auto owned protects against The Oefenae Depar•ment c~ll, by Betty R1ggs, . Mlddieport. range. moths. and · ' ' ' od Goldwater's attentl<!n 1., 0 I There wa3 approximately $ t~ l · Aolowas $4.19 29c Only • SHIMMY? ,Johnson atatem~nt l<~st Arpjl Pomeroy police cited Ca rl damage to the St~wart ~uto ! ft. gal. 1 that the dr<~ft would bH terml·l Robert HPII, 18. of Pomeroy Rt. 1and t200 to the Rl~Kii '•~htcle. 1 WAND&R? ' nat&i over tho noxl 10 v••ro I, t" Mayor Charles Legar's Middloport polloe mveaiigated provided there 8PP- enough vol· coun following a one-car acci· , Plywood 4' x 8' x 1.4" _ $3.52 untoero I<> keep the military dent on Buttornut·Ave. at tho ' SQU~D C~LLEP WEAVE? I, manpower pipeline rillad. It add· interseetlon of Brick-st efttb-~I_yv~ . ~!118 we~e answerftd Paneling (Mahogany) _ _ _ 18c sq. ft. I ed that Ooldwaler'.< pledge wos tnday. Monday by Middleport emHr· , Hardboard 4' x 8' _ _ _ _ _ $2.08 FRONT END & : "irrl'iponrdble." 1_ Hall waH char&ed with driv- ~ency ·· rescuf squadmen, the 1 Cement Mix .. _______ __ 75c bag · Artificial Prosp~rlly ~ mg left of center !ollowin@ t.h~ f1rst_ at 6:20 p. m. when 1 STEERING SERVICE The GOP sta, 1dard-beo rer af"- 15: 15 a.m. miihap. IHanmg . fell from a ladder cuted the administration of Jg.. The driver told officers the wa~ InJured. ~e was _taken, " noring "Lhe way of the moba In I accident occurred when he ;U-1Me•gs Memon~l hosp) tal , 1 he WHEEL the street 1 " and of following l:f!mpted to reach a thermoi bot- secund was ilt 10:38 p. m. for LY 3-4550 roreign pollcleH of appeasement tie that had fallen from the car I Mrs. Frank Sayre~ ~53 South 1 24S I. 5t•t• !t, Ath1tn' 0, ·"- BALANFING ond dloarmanoenl. He aloo seat onto the floor . The tru<k l From·sl, who was Ill. Dr. R :::z===;:===:]ehargoc' It had created ··1m arti· driven by Hall went le!'t or cen- IR. Pickens was summoned, Acia l pro..11perlty" to win l@]ec- ter over a curb and hit a l~le- 1 WHEEL tlon·year votao Then ho do· phone pole. Tha pole was bent : M~RRIAGE J\PrLICATION plored what he said were exJ anQ the line broken. No injur- ' Roland Guthne Carpenter, amplia or mlsbthavlnr " llet hy l ier. were reported. 1Pomeroy,_ laboror and :'ituden;. politiC!Iana who went to tell you 1 land Patncl" An_n Brown, II , Make Vour Cor Solo oow to behave. ,oow to think, Pomeroy, student. . :h~~at;.~tudy, and even where l FIREMEN CALLED I WAAHIN(lTON (U P! I - Any doubt f.br medlel.rl!! for Jl milllct1 elderly undOP 8cci1! llecurty would become 1 tM'rid pN'S. idtntal election eampal&n IIIUI YAI'lishid 1111 we8k Cht IMI!I ...Uy for IChOGI nowl Service Held Sunday Mr Mt/hoan I Medicare is Solid Issue in Campaign Noiv IN IOBINSON CLIANED CLOTH!S 28'' SOCIAL CALENDAR Cle~ wblcll a dessert courae wa• served by lllrs. llinPs, Mrs. l)ale lllllltll and M , , 1 L a - Lamdnt:· Gtt well oard1 were aent siclan, and Becky Nea,., In· ~oro hohd:y G~eek:"' IUNta of Mr. and Mro .. Anthony ""hu· th• thouahta and to put them · Mrs. Carl Sltlolds In Me i g • stalling rrcorder. rs. Jaco oec ner and 1\tr. Ie: spen~ th• bohday weekend r Uce today. The hyrnrt, Memorial Hospital, Den v 11 Installed were Mrs. Elsie D. a~d Mn. Lloyd Moore lnd Diftol With hiJ parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Lov~ 'givine closed lht' devo- l Th~ma Halt:er Ho1pltal and Smith, ,-uardlen ; Paul M. Oar- nJ s.. . J~eob Schul~r. 'nt~lr tlcn!l. ' ' ' nell, ••aociatt J'Uirdian ; Mra. I Miss Joyce W1UJamson re- Lindfl ermamed for a Mrli William Oaioy 13lokest... gusrdlon JOO· tumod to her tmployment In vlolt. dent · conducted tho l'llt5T retary; Mn. Malutl Goe&lfin, Columbus Monday_ ev~nlng, arsessi~n. The ftnanelal QUALITY i\IOrdian treaauror: Mra. Flor- tor • weekend VIlli .w1th . htr Cookout il HPit/ given by Mrs. Max Mel•n-lllliGUI.AR enco Tracy, directress or mu- ~ mother. Mrs . Georgia Wilham• in tho ablenoe nf Mrs. Certified Ofl Stltlon sic; .\t_rs . Ada Nease, promot~r son and athetr relative•. In NPw Haven Pt~rk Meinharl. Ways of increas· 1 soe~a iibliU!' ; Mro. CPGrg1a Pvt Gary Moore apont Wed· .\ eool<out wu h•ld ing the bud¥•t •·err dl•cussed. W, Mal• It, I.ofWatson. For cu~todlan ot parapher. nesday ~:~ftPmoon with hl1 un- afternoon at the New • m1lia , Mrs. Helene .1\1 u I I en, cle ~nd aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Carl park honoring John F'rlrk wh•>IP prnmoter of hospitality; and Moortt. birthday was Auguat 3. John Fune~(l ] sl:'rV ICf'S fo r Everett Harry P. Smi th, promot£>r of ! \ir. and Mrs. Lawrence Me- Batey, September 5, anrl Eldon I Wo Highly Recommend To You 'tilhoan wrrr hrld from the fraterna l ~elatJOn, . . El~inney ?f ~lkvlew . w. V~. Weeka whose blrthda~· will b€> 1 SPRI!D SATIN-100.,_ Latex ,alnt Ewing Chapel Sttturday at 2 p. AI the close o! lht! meet•~g, vlsiled F'rlday with Mr. and September 18. . tn. with the Hf'v. c. Melvin ~"group adJourned to the dm. Mrs. Carl Moore. A ~ecoa·ated birthday cakt. ! Alkire orfwi:nmg lni r~'~\ whi!re . rpfresh~entt j HoUday weekend iuests of the gift of . Mr. and Mnt rllf· l SPRED SATIN it cht bnu. Speciul mtH(' was prov 1ded were .sel\ ed undH the d1reo. Mr. and Mrs. Carl MO{Ire were ford Lelfhtlll to Mr. Baley. was 1 1if\ll, mQSr wub1blt, tllitiNO· by Mrs fkrl .~f'utllma, orann· lion of Mrs. Mullen. The purple Mr. and Mrs. Gen~ Cooper and lerved with the mea l , use paint Wt'vt tvft Hta. Do If lst. 4nd _white theme was ca~ned daughter, swum Mal·ie ef Day- lng were Mr. and Mrs. Frick. You,.elf aqd I" bttuclful rnulq Burial w a~ In sand HIll out In ihf! ruble d~coratmn!l . ton Mr. and Mrs. Batey, Mr. end on walls and wooclwork. cemetery at Long Bott 0 m ,.t nd I Mrs. Betty Cowan presided al Mrs. William Stacey, dauih.· Mn. Weeks. Peter .Jennings, pall benrrn werr Crdl K. , thC' punrh bowl. ter, Wilda and son, Ho...,·ard of Mr. and Mrl . Fr"nk Amoa. Mrs. Nelson, \\'1llurd Tflylor, \1ayn· Middleport and Miss Pamela Homer Showers, Mr. and Mn. ll!'d Ballf. Clarellt'O Neutzllng , •Moore of fairborn were Sun· Ralph Spencer, Mr. and Max Harrah and Wil\1am King. Iday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl l Paul F'nc_k and Mr . .und Mrs. 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. Coming from out of town for Moore. C:ar:_:I;_J::e:,:nn:'::;ng~s:_._ __ _ __'I...,..,.,.,=...,,.....!P,.,.~-.,......,...,...,...,...,,;....,...,..,. the service8 were ,\ldo F:ugl"ne Mrs.. Roy Strickland and Mrs. i Erlewine and Mrs. C' . R . CilDayton Strickland speOI the bert of Springfield : Mrs . .Tr~!1l' weekend In Columbu!l with their F . Lakl" , \\'t'.~t . !rrf l'r~on : Mr~ - ~ ~EPT. 9 lister-In-law, Mrs. Bemlt'e WebMona MoreiW\hf' nnd Glenn 1 The Amateur C.nrden Club of lftr. Milhoan. Parkersburg, \\' VA.; . Middlttpnrt will meet Wednes- Ch.oriP8 Downie has returned Mr. and Mr5'. Wilford Milh11an. [day e~·.,.nlng . ~t>plembf.r 9 at home. after spending the ~um­ Belprl' ; Herbrrt O~ born e. Dr- ,tht> horne or Mrs. Kenneth Ams· mer at Center Ossipee, New troit, M1ch ; Ra lph K. Smith, bar_v un thr Chestl'r Road. This HampMhlre, where he served Colwnbus; Fulton B. Covert , wlll bt' the first fall meeting. as counselnr l!l! Camp Robin Charleston, W. \'a.: Pt>ter Web- \\'hit L R(>se Lodge Auxiliary Hood. He waa aecompanied er and Wilbur Weber, Pi tts- will meet Wednesday, Sept. home by a friend. WilHam Bail· burgh, Pa .. and Mr. vnd Mrg , 9 at the legion ha ll Jn Mi·~dle- ey for an overnight visit before ftoy Gladman, C:<1 llipolis. I port. Mrs. William :{ot"lson Ia llOing on to hl1 home, P6rlland, ~rt! sidl:'nl nr !h1• organi~.ation . Ind. McElhinnev's lire 'f'he wscs or thP UnJ1ed Me. Mr~ . A E. Llndn<'Ome of Rathod1st dmrd will meet at the venswood. W. V.11. and daugh. Ho1t1 for IJmner church Tuesd::~~. nt 6:.10 p.m., ter and !ion-in-law, Mr. and Mr1. Mr. and Mrs. l·lmal'e MeEt- 1 f01 a pot luri< dinnt>r. Memhen John PUgh of Franklin, N. J. hinny were hosts for a fam1ly art> asked to bnng a covered visit ed l'erently with thtt formdlnnur lBiit Thuriday evening In Idi!!h anrl personal table 11er· "r'1 lister, Mra. De11le Patterhonor or her brother and rami \'ice . Ott!!st>rt and bt>verAgt~ w111 son. ly, Mr. and Mrs Charl e_s w.arn· bt> lurmslwd . • Mrs Lawrencf' Leep and Mr. tr and son, C. D. 11f Pltt!lfteld, · SEPT. 10 and Mrs. Philip Rexroat and Ill. The first mee!inK or the Xl son. Philip .Jr. of Cincinnati Othl'rs pre st>nt included Mr. 1Gamma .\-tu L'hapter o the Be were weekend guests of their and M:s. Alten Ball and augh- Ia Sigma Phi chapter will be mother. Mrs. De ssie Patterson. tor, R1ta : Mr. and ,\1rs. gd. Tuesday , 1\i>ptember 10, at 7::10 Mrs. Azelline Smith and dau' l.¥lrd Bal~ &nd sons_- Tommy [ ~.m. et the 'Jhio Power offices. ghter, Becky of Parkersburg, and Bo~b~ . Pomeroy . Mr . and All member~ are urged ro W. Va. vh!lted Friday evening, ..' '< Mrs. \o\o Jlbur Johnson and son, Ia!tend with Mr1. Donie Patterson. I Ricky; Mr. and Mn. Charles ' SEPT. 10 Mrs. Marion Hawk, Mrs. 1-{en.Jotm"'on and ehlldr~:~n, .lonn 1 'J'he Catholic Women'" Cltih ry Reibel, Mrs. Ray Seidenabel 1 and , JuJJa , Trlmble, and \llr. i o~ lhe Stu:red HearL Church of Pomeroy, Mrs. Curtis Rou1h, ~!]d Mr~. Robert Wnrnor, Pom- iWtll mt!f.-!1 m the ~anctuary on Mr s. Walter Hayes , and M r 11. eroy. Thursday at 7:JO p. m. lor ~ Arnold Haye1 were Saturday A tape recordml greeting ro1a~· followed hy the regular Ivisitors In Parkeraburg, W. Va. trom relstlve11 In Ji'Jorlda wu meeting In church auditorium George Kom Jr. spent t he anj•yed by th• group whlrh at 8 r m. weekend with hlo poronto, Mr It l'f'Corded th• sound11 of UurSRPT. 11 and Mrs. George 1\orn Sr. 1 rlca~e Cleo. ThP Rt~v. ,Jftrr.v Mns!Ar", min· I Mis1 Ramora Boice or Day. l~ter of the PomPrn~· Church ot ton spent the holldey weekend Chnst . will bf' guf'."t spPnkf'r r~t Iwith her pnrent£, Dr. and Mra. , -., lhe rPgulnr meellns of I h R. E. Boice. , Mf'Jgs County Wr:.T.U . to be j Mn. Margare: Dannhardt re-' 1held Friday t>\'f•ning, Septem· turn ed to h~r home, Co lumbus 11, 111 7.::o p.m. <~L the Fed- Sunday, after a week 's vlalt e.rated Church in Pomeroy. Mrs. with her. brother. Frank Fugate. Arnold Richards of the MI. 1 Misses Gertrude, Martha and '' I Moriah Church In Middleport Barbara Ann Joorhitn of Cod· . Want • lltt1e penonal potket rash? .Jolt ret on lhe line and Iwit~ br thto _d"vntional chairman. ar C:rove, W. Vn. were Sunday Officer~ will bf.' ele<' ted lind a of MiaBCs Lf'n& and Kat- I ::an as for ywr confidential 80C'lal lwur will he held · Gulh. =Cash·Lin.. We •et l•11f io Miss Olga Pierotti returned you 1 quiek O.K . Then · 1ng Hw meeting . ?piek up your money In one ro Columbus Monday a 1 t e trip ••. takes only minures. 01110 VALLEY LIVESTOCK ~pending the weekend with her Gallipolis, Ohio Sept. 5, 1964 mother, Mrs. Odetta Pierotti, , Ternu to RUt you. Budget ,-payments htelude the reuonHO<:s - 175 lo 220 lbs. 17 to Mr. and Mrs, Charles ~ible charge. Pay In full any 17.50: 220 to 250 lbs. 17 to 17.50; burn and family returned time at less cost. If• up to Light 16 to 17.50 ; F'nt ~ws their home , Chicago, 111. today, you. Just ull for roar Cilia.. 112 to 14: Stags 12 to 14 : Boars a visit with her mot~er Line, •• and enjoy yourseU. · 8 to 12; Sows & Pig11 50 to 00; ' Enjoy the comfort, convenience and economy of gas, from George Vaulftan thank· lng the girla: for conducting "tag cily" In Pomeroy end Middleport for the cancer fund . A school of l~truction was con· ductod by Mra. Evo Foulke , pa•t lrand guardian, and RnboPI Arnold, auoci11A guardim I .. ., • • UNTIL YOU CHECK AT INGELS FURNITURE WATCH FOR SPECIAL OFFERING IN fHUIISDA Y SENTINEL I �. ' .. ~ .. - ~ ... ..... · ~· --· -- . ..... . ...... · - -~ ~ ···-· - · , , ' .' . ' miibt . entry, WANT AD INfORMATION ~II> O• aet...P'.. olDUI • ·• r .. ()a) "" f>vhllre ~ 1961 Corvalr 700 Wagon - A. - - $1299 Less tbttn 30,000 actual milea, PowertUde, radio, heater. Sha rp tnside aBd out. • Loctl owner, Cl cy l. Standard tranJ. radiu, heater , elean inaide and out. $169 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. peo~ woN' r.-, rhT- ti rea. Spectal. _. Pomeroy Motor Co. •Wuti•• !DMrl:ln>W ·~ OIIC.Uftl ell p lo HI . . . . . . . . ,.1. ....""'" ·~ ...,.. ' AAI> at t'if!AN~ • Oa&.T U 1 1-all tOJ til. ..:l1'd cal» dJD - &adl OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ~dlbnl\aJ ._.. .. 1C_. tf, UUU 1.10 A. • ~e dJI• r fll_ U.U) U t.unla¥ -11 :31· A til '• 12:00 ltCIO~ •111\&1'111 Leo er- That • motl'lll p~etur. llued .. 'lbl Flintstonel" 11 iD tbe 1111 • • • That Polor .~~!I may boot a opecill lor deDI Jolmoda'a CIJilpalgD; lord says be hasn't been asked, but would be glad to help • • • Tbat Dean Martin II be!JI8' sued lor a serle• dealing golf .. , That o " U1 Abner" sorieo may be 1D tho wotb • , --"= .. ...... .. _ .....-'L=tla' ·=---·== :a.-.....·_..,_--- <lid- DAfl Y CROSSWORD Radio . heater, VB motor, needl repairs, standard. trans. Good .-oo w"'"' "" ....~.. · ~11'11 , . . •<d'll ~·· · ·~ • l• .. mun • ' b.arlt 111.1 COWI''-'onb a. Sbow, wblcb debuta Nov. 8, NBC.TV'a "Tonl8bt" ........ 11 expected to go heavy 1111 big IUIIIlel IIIII ort&Wie. lrom llol· Jywood for oeveral weeb • • . NBC.TV'o apoclill about tbe JAuvre to ocbeduled lor November. Ulllled Prell lnlemalloul td>eduled Interview . ~ NBC- Tbe Ramon: Tbat Phil SllHOLLYWOOD <UPI) -Noteo TV' a " Meotlbe Preoa lor Sui>- ...-. has b e en asked about do'> watch television by: doy wu pootpooed, and Robert 1ng , a "Set- Bllko" movlo • •• Tbe HeodUoen: Famed fan H. Welch Jr., founder and pr. . lancer Sally Rand """'II on !dent of lbe John Blrcb Society, CBS • TV's " Art Llnldetter'l II queolioned Instead ••• Alao Hous•o PortY" sept. 17 •• • J.,-. tomorrow, Sen. Jacob Javlts apry Lewis will produce sbowa lor peen on CBS-TV'a " Face tho lhe Los Angeles-San !l'riiiiCiscO Nation" . , • A week from topay-TV operation, Subscription morrow, both vice prosldential I.Rimota. Television Inc. (S'l'V), otart1ng nominees are slated for video with c!JIIdren's programs . . • Interviewers . ~ Sen. Hubert H. s.~ lboleo file BeaUeo are expected to Humphrey oo ABC'll "lllsueo I.Oirl'o perfot;m on ABC • TV'ri new and Answers" and ~P · Willi~ J1kb I "'Shindig" series •• , Red Skel· am E. Miller on Meet the ton's !i<Pl. 22 yearly promiere Press" • • • Miller's oldest on CBS-TV taped In London, daughter, EUzabeth Anne, 20, Is Includes so,;,e spoofing of Eliz. a guest on "Today" Tuesday &Bijnww abeth Taylor'o video tour of !he . •. Secretary of Labor W. Wll· 18me city last oeason ..• ·Deb- lard Wirtz II set for " Today• Ln. bie ReYnolds basta lbe new 11e- Monday, Labor Day. mestet'1 first "Hollywood Pal- Showo: NBC-TV airs an hour ace" oil ABC.TV Sopl. 18, wltb special sept. 28 previewing tho Ed Wynn reported set for the Tokyo Summer Olympics ; Johnsame·chOre on the second show ny Welssmuller and Buster and Arthur Godfrey ICbeduled Crabbe are among the ex-cham· for Dec. & • • • Maureen O'Sul- pions seen ln film clips ... !Ivan and NBc-TV'W "Today" There is talk that ABC.TV Is program decided they ... aet thinking of a morning show to along without each other. compete with "TOO.ay" •• , To PollUel: Robert F. Kennedy's combat ABC.TV's new hlto- Television Revue 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon - - - $899 1~ • _. on n·• to s.u;\' ... . .., ! 1'0 PtA~ A a.&Sllt.1 PlLOOUclNIQ PHONE WY 2-2 I 57 f Notice ..... c -. aPrzt r •s-~ AM~Dwu4 llll. Wddlc eallat • . , 28. Good II. 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Olle-~· PLANNING \\\\\1 AUTI IMLIBILE blauranco beeo cancelled? f...ost your operalor'• UcODseT Call WY ~­ TO OUJI Y_..,... ~ IIERII:DITY E JIOrBING Bin' II'IXIRIID I:IIVIRONliiiNT.~ COMPLETE WJEH RADIO ll$Uc - --- - - - - -- -- ' For Sale or Rent "I ~~~~~ that until now I've alwaya let you have the ear;' Jimmy , •• but until now you've always wanted It to toke auf MV dau...,ter!" A SMOKELESS, ODORLESS GAS INCINERATOR. SHytl!l,tllllillr• til ApfiiHce. llullr COLUIIjlatA GAS OF OHIO, INC, THREE or four room furni !'hed e FAaORY e FARM READY-MIX ~ONCRETE apartment. Phone WY 2 3333. 9 8 tfc HOME RIGHT FOR EVERY JOB ' FURNISHED apartment ·rent. Five rooms and ba th. Utllltles furni shed. Close business district . Phone WY 2-3092. 9 1 trc THREE room furnished apart· menL 5 room unfumlshed. 4M S. 4tb St., WY s-!1937. ' 1 6tp wM p 0 · · MONDA! FRIDAY 6 00 Sign 111 Newt 6 u~ Sacred Heart I .W CouniJ'y Jamborel 1 11 Farm N•~ 6 3li Paul Bower• G4o Moogs Ct Agr. EJ:l 1 00 Newe l Oo Tlny'i.Cbapel . I.J, Now1 l.SI> Plckeno: Hardware (l'ues.·Thurs.) 1·54J r-o ws Report 6 •.Ill Srellkfaot Party 810 Roy't Food Basket 6 lll Van P•trldl Sportl a 4' Baker Fu1-i'led-Frl 8-io Open Hoose ~ <Ill Newo 9 <11 Coffee Wllb Janel 1-41> BellY Newton ' • I1 .00 MillfllerlaJ Assoc. , 11 1~ CouniJ'y llrlften M·W . 11 : ~ MUOII Ct. Agr. ·En-'l'ue 111' A.i.C. Program-!l'rl 11J6 Famlly Wonnlp-'nwn. 1} :11. Tlny't Ccluntcy llymDa t2 00 NOOD Report 12:10 Qoesaler'l Gueot Slar-!l'rl. 12:111 Mualc JUII For You Ub Bllattuar Sbow-Tues. UO Local Newt Ut -llpl a=. NIWI rmi.u Radio Sign On PROGRAM LOG MONDA 'II nDIQUGB FalDAlUO SlgD On, Muatcal Clock 6:30 Newt Headline~ 8:32 Musical Clock 7:oo Ba still & Knor; 7:00N~ Musical Clock Countey Music Time Newe Headlinea Coun!r! Jamboreo Musical Clock .louD Hal'llll Word & Testimooy 7:05 Breakfut Party Ohio Vnlley Ne... 9:1~ Jones Buick Show 8:00 World, National Newo 10:1S The Good We 8:10 Sports 18:35 Music In The Air 8:15 Weather Plcturt 10:45 'l'blo Is Mualc 816 Musical Clock U:OO Top Ten Show 8:~ Community Nel\'l, 11:35 Top Ten Show (Duttona) J:OO Tall ot lbe Town 12:00 Noon News 9:55 Mason County Ne... 12:15 MWJical Interlude 10:00 Fanolly Worship Hour 12:30 Merlin 'feels 10:16 Public S.rv1ce 1:00 Platter ~ 10:311 Latcl!strlng 7:00 SUndoWD Serenade 10:5ll World Newo 7:30 Sign Of! 11:00 Newo Beat StlNUAY 11:05 Morolng Melodies (escept Friday, 7•05 Slga On · Cllurcb Bella Rlng) 7' 30 Frencb City Baptlst Dour 11:46 World Newt l :llli Wings of Healing U :li5 Maooa Oouni:J Newo 8:30 Bible Speab llo Yoa 12:00 Colnmunl~ News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 11:05 Local News 10:15 Wllb. Repo:rts to People 11:10 Martell 11:00 Sundey Show 12:15 Mid llaJ Weath..12:!10 Noon Newa 11:20 l!lviDO BuUetiD Board 12:14 Ou1allau IIGur 11:25 N!MJ, 0 Gl'llllll 12:SO lleJ. Me!'ljD Teeta 12:30 AgriCulture AgeJ!I 1:00 Billy Graham ~:45 Coun1rJ Go Rolllld l:Sii Lutberao Hour 1;~ NeWI Beat 1:00 Tho lliUI'cll At ~ott 1:00 Ccluntcy Go Round 1:00 Counlry ~, Timers 1:116 Newt But 5,so World In lleJlew · 1:01' Mld-Way Matinee S:OO Baptist Dour 3:55 Ne... Beat ~~~L-------:~~7~:uo~Sigo~o~ll~, ,oo Dtactoa wttb Doss t;OO 6:05 6:211 8:31 Rev. 7:08 7:341 7:32 7,45 8:00 ,,30 lnterchaog• i :OO Community Newa 5:116 World, National Newt 5:15 Spotlight on Sporll 5:25 weotloer 5:30 Sunset Blvd. 1:00 Sign Off SATURDAY S:OO Sign On, Musical Clock 7:00 Be Still • Know 7:' " Newa OLD GRAPE~I?OIT RIND ~~ HOLD REAL STILl. 1: 08 Musical Clock BOTTLES . l iN Q::\~ J G, RAG$, JUST ANOH-lEI? MIM UT~. WlTJ-1 _ RUBBISH ... HA I THIS 7:45 Word & Testlmooy A LITTLE I..UO: ... NOW ! 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VA.· ' , t 25 tic .. . ·" ,. .,. ' • .PHONE -WYf-3~84 FOI FREE ESnMATES . ~ ' "1'HEN A. l-ONG BI-ACI<OOT. ¥w1-IEN I CAME 10, mER& WA'J AlHICK BANDAGE A.IIOJNI> ~H~L1Ha' HAD OPERATED ON _..'E.; ' �• '•'' • ' ~ulrt! 'lllndu custom that 8-Da!ly Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . "" ashos of m. dead be car- · · \ r!ed Into a flowmg srream - ~ept . 8, 19~, Mrs. Wilfa.rd Heath Church Planning Meeting --- --- Will be Held September Twentieth ! f : Mn Frett ' Rouall otlllld Bllllllld Jti'I.:J'oim_:wOife· lllld Au. Is Hostess OT Women's Club Descendants of Road, w. Va. llD,- Aaron and ~ ~· R h F m·1 Mr and Mrs. John w. smith, Poweu, Els~. ous a .' y Mri ..Jamu llolfman,~""!: :~..-!Bobby•;;m~~": Ho1d Reumo~the d ~·anc~~:."~ w. Brown, cine; Mr. and Mrs. John Widl- Atound And i About I e Session Ia IIon o! a fan In the urc Mrs. Belva Willard wa• host- ~~Middleport Church bel!ry and other Improvements ... to the Walk-In Garden I '!be ll!llual reunion 0 ... Letart. w Va. Mr and Mrs. ker, Waml!l. Mich.; Mrs. su• The annual PlannmM eerxlants ol Gtorge IIIII Sua- Roy ~ p;.rl,ersb.rg, w. E:dllle, South Zanesville ; Mrs. Heath l1ethodlst 1 anne Roush waa held Sunday N and Almira Dorothea Roush, Roaevllllt; be held Sunday, Seplember ,and also the Observation School Club at her home Sept. 3rd. The .· at the Vel'DilD School baclt: ol ~WS:ow "t!Zve, Pa.; Mr. Mrs. Mulne Am~ld and Suafrom 2 to 4 p m , the Offic Ito be_ held September 1~19 at meeting was opened by the pr... Labor Day weekend guests of New Haven, W. Va . Alton Grimm, Louis anna, Pomeroy, and Mr. and ta l Board dectd<;d Sundav eve- the uall!pol!s Church. A reg~s- ident, Mrs. Naomi Reed, with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen werw A basket dinner waa served :!!sh and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Maurice Lambert aod n'ng al I he ,-hurch . trot ton tee o! 14 wtll be ~id for all officers present. I Mr. and Mrs . John Goodrich of at noon with Mro. Mulne Am· Rice ~ Mbie, Mr. and Mrs. family, Columbus. ~1r. Jat k Hechtle presrded m mlt'r e::.tffitt'achers attendmg the Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Paul old asking graoe. all and Mrs Tenah M -~ the ab..,t•nce 01 Lhe {'haJrman, sesstOn<; wluC'h will demonstrate Response to roll call was gtv.. Winebrenner, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Wolf6. president, Carl ~- B ey lJ ~ PLAN FA ILY NIGHT Mr l.eo SmJth ope ned the' aetual use ol the new church en by naming an herb or plant John Isles, and Mr. and Mrs. conducted the huslne" sesslon Sk!Almore, East ve · The Pomeroy Bend c;.:~.:mettm g wtt h pra:,; t:r Annowll'e- sdwol lt>sson matertals. lin the .atble For the program !charles Price of Columbus. ln the afternoon which open- Mr and Mrs. William Grimm dlo Club wUl ha}'e . . J ments made during the buSt· • Mrs Bernard Fultz, chair· topic, Mrs. Edna Lee read a j Dennis Saelens has returned ed with prayer by Mrs. Alton and Sharon and Bill, Leetonia:- 'nigh I" Thursday everung, $epl ness sesSion mcluded..the mstal man o'P the Education Commls- 1paper on different herbs and from a vacation trip to New Grimm, followed by a poem, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyle, Flat 10, at the f'!OSOD Youth , ubmtlled a budget I or Itheir use m cookery, ' Yori; and U.e world's Fair. "I Shall Not Pass Thla Way Rock, Mich.; Mr and Mrs. Car- lnf Mason, W. Va. A pot~ "•" uf the Church School, in- Ola St. Cla1r, the sec~etary, l Michl Lloyd has returned Again," by Mrs. Arnold. A re- roll Norris and Clarence, Bren· llfnn~ will be ~srved at 6.311 liUd,ng ".terature, films, camp gave resume of the years club lfrom Columbus where he par- port was given 00 the AIUed da and Debbie, and Eleanor p.m. Everyone 18 to bring hll ><·hol"rslups and other necesSI- work, and Mrs. Anna Riggs and Uclpated in activities of the Roush Reunion held at Eaat Kay Schneider ~p1ctpe: Mr. own table servl"!· 1 ltt>s. wh1th the Board accepted. Mrs. Bertha Williams were AII..State Boy!l Band at the IJlerpool. Mr. and Mn. Roy ;;:..L.. 't 1 \1rs. ,\ . n Muore, Church School made honorary members of the Stale Fair. . Roush displayed several Roush ~uperi ntendent, announced the club. A number of a':ange- ! Mrs. Leo Swick, Col. ana family books and stated that ~1\ . · Open House ID. be held Sunday ments were judged and nbbons Mrs. William Belz, H!l. the history of the Roush f&mi· , atternoon , Sept. 13 wt th tearh- awarded. . liards, accompanied Mr. C. H. ly Is still available. ers and assoc•ates on. hand to ! State dues were paid at thts !Wise, Sr. and Miss Ruth Wise A moment of silent prayer, t•lk w1th parents and chlldren meeting. to Middleport this week. followed by the Lord's Prayer , about the new study material The October meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. George Meln- in unison, preceded the memor· §JP-1~ · and in >pecl the new class· · at the hom~ ol M~s. Ann~ hart spent Labor Day weekend ial service prepared by Mrs. . roums. A social hour w i Ill Hart when mstallation of off•· Iin Columbus with their daught- John Bumgarner and read by . conclude the Open House with cers will be held. . ler and .family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Ord. Services were §~~TIN John Mayer and farruly. They held in memory of John Bruce FIRST Mrs. Bruce Lloyd In charge of I returned their granddaughter, Swart who died on October 23, SHOE QUALITY Cheri, who has spent the sum- 1963:' Douglas Knapp, NovemREGULAR The Board apprpl'ed purch- mer here, to her home , ber 1, 1963; Franklin Reed, Novof classroom dividers and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. ember 11, 1963: Lllle Shepherd, Certified Oil Station two projectors for class:oom Moore were in Columbus the January IS, 11164; Lawrence R. w. M-in St. :use. and recommended fmlsh- , past weekend visiting relatives Crowe, February 1964; James ing the basement rooms before ! and attending the Stale Fair, Hollman, April 9, 11164; Kenna beginning work upstalts. Do-l Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vander- Roush, · April 13, 1964: and paint noted labor will be needed to ' hoof and children, Margaret, Mont Eveland June 'J:l 1.1164. assist in painting the walls in 1}!"'loyd and Mark, of Waldo, Ohio ElectiOJ'J ol ;,.fficers ~as held POMEROY. OHIO the basement. Appointed to this 1 were recent guests of Mr. and with Mrs. Jack Ord selected as TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY committee were Mrs. Na " fMrs. L. W. McComas and Mr. president, Mrs. John Ji'ry, vice Style 650 WALT DISNI.Y'S Moore, Mrs. Glenn Lambert : and Mrs. Harold George and presidmt: Mrs. Maxine Arnold, 6SI "THE ~~~~!:!~)NERS'' and Mrs. Bernard Fultz. ; son. Brian. Mrs. McComas re-. secretary; and Mrs. John Sele('t your lll'W ca r a mi Hayley Mil1s, Eli Wallach. A report of the d llln·h expen- :tu.rned to Waldo with her sis. Lewis, treasurer. It was voted 4. couple of stirs. it'l Peter McEnery, Joan Green- ses will be published in the ! ter and family for several days. t1) hold the reunion next year leave the IHU! lt-v \\ u1 rlt'S ready to usel wood. ;h p•per by Rev . ,\1. E. ! Mr. and Mrs. Harold George at the Vernon School on August to us. See u.s no \\ l u1 !hf' CARTOONS Dowson 8l inLervals duri!lg tbe and son, Brian Lee, have r&- 22 since the Allied Roush runIf you love fun, sneakers . · tumed to their home in Galli- ion will be held at New Haven THURSDAY th•u SAT. loan thnt \\ill pu t ;uLI on The Boi:ird voted to extend a : polis .a.fler having spent the next ye.ar on August 21. Sopl. 10.11 ·12 are indispen5able- white ..TOM JONE5 of appreda liun Lo Mr. ·summer with her parents, Mr. Gifts W~resented to Miss the ri ght road. (Technical or) McElhinny fur his 23 :and Mril. McCorni:ls. Nancy Rous · oldest woman or black duck, Albert Finney, Sussanah 1 CUNGSTO Rousb of Sand York. Hugh Griffith, Dame yeart~ service as Churc:h School; Miss Sarah Bechtl_e of Co1- .present; BRUSH OR ROLLER treasurer. The Buard also _ap- , umbus spent the holiday week lwn f{o d, oldest man; Teresa fo)lilh Evans. Only ..o messy drlpplneas or brulh Colorcartaon the newly appoml·: end with her parents, Mr. ~nd ·I Lynn J son, youngest; Mr. marks. Covers better than ever. ;Mrs . Jack Bechtle and fam1ly . 1and Mrs. · . Widiker, traChurch School faculty. SUN .. MON . and TUES. Rev. Dow son spoke br iefly on ! Mrs. Lulu Meadows, who Is veled the farthes and Mr. and Sopt. 13·14-15 "WILD ANII WONDERFUL• the Churrh emphasis this year staying with her daughter and ' Mrs. John Wolfe largest faro(Technicolor) which wUl be directed to Mis- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. ily present. "The Fri ('ndly Ba11 k" Tony Curtis, Christine Ka uf. sions and will be dis cu s ~ ed fur- IParmalee, observed her 80th Attending were Mr. and Mr!i. mann. \ tlit:-r at the Planning Session . 1birthday anniversary Friday. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and Mrs. F•aturettt: USE ON SD's Your Antenne I'\1r. Be<:htle gave the closing I Mr. A. E. Erlewine, Mrs. C. John Fry, Mrs. Paul Eichinger, MIDDLEPORT, 0 . WOODWORK, TOO Colorcutoon1 ' R. Gilbert, Springfield, and James Fry, Mr. and Mrs, Gary Dr'les in 20 minutes. !vlrs. Je~:se Lake of West Jef- Roush and Tyrone, Mr. and Resists water, stal"s, arease, fer ~on were guests Saturday of Mrs. John Bumgarner and in kitchen and bathroom. 'Mr. oM \11 ~. Leo Kennedy. granddaughter, Jennie, Mr!l. EvTht:y come to attend funeral I erett Roush and Kathy and Linserl-';c~s for their unde, Mr. da, Debbie Paugh, Jane Roush, Everett Milhoan. · and Mr. and Mrs; Thomas GrlnMr and Mrs Harold t' , N H W Va Point_ waftBnd collin&• fast s eau, ew aven, . . wtth .'rc)ll..- or br~sh. and dauli:'hlers. Mary Ruth and Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Hart· [ J~y._ ~pent Friday in ford, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.) Housewer" 1 V1rgm1a where they toured the John Lewis and Michael and ! Blanko Gl•ss Plant at Milton Dale, Mr. and Mrs. James LewDapt. i and also Zoological Gardens, is and Becky, Bub, Connie and M•in l nea~ Winfield, W. Va. Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur STAYS CLEANER 1 M1ss Carolyn Searles, who Stewart and Earl Ingles, Ma· Floor. Spots, marks, Wash off ' employed in Columbus, son, w. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. Fred smooth toush surfaeta. the weekend with her Roush, Mrs. Melvin K nap p, enls. Mr . ;:tnd Mrs. Leo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, and Cheryl Lynn and Mary Columbus. spent the weekend Jane, Miss Retha Lewis, Mr. Elbert.lilt are hNdquorters for Glidden Outside with their parents, Mrs. C. M. and Mrs. Leonard Grimm and Whit• Houll Paint, Flprenomol, Semi • Gloa Hen,.sy and Mr. Robert Har- Charlotte, Marilyn and L e sa, En1mel, Four Hour Whlte Enamel ond Rockoper ris . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grimm Vornioh. . Miss Christine Coato has re- and sons, Mrs. Inez E. Roush, I..J ~p turned to Philadelphia Eleanor, Mr. and Mra. spending several days with her Howard w. Roush and Mr. an~ We will pay $170.00 for you on the complete heating system parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert · - - · . . .·• · · · featured in this ad. Coab and son, Stepben. Miss Coats is continuing her studies ; in medical tecbnology at a hos· pital In Philadelphia. Mr. Harry S. Moore and Mr. W. vi. Call of Royal Crown Company, were In Athens, Ga. last week to inspect ne w equipment to be purchased for the company. 'i11ey went by plane from Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mro. L. W. McCom· See or Coil u visited recently In Columbus with his mother, Mrs. J, Metered bottled gal E. McComas. ch h ! Mrs Mr I eo;'': ,.-=------==""--..-, """ IN- LoL1. wh·at happens With DISPENSABLE NJm''(W I I A .• ~ ,., , ,. f \ \ ffOW YOU KNOW 'fte Vfrlla lllanda .. lilo C... c.&. ..... Ia lW Uti 'umed Laa Vtr..... fW St. Ollila oad ller .!bbMa were dli4»vered by w-, ··~· . -IOCO!dlac jlm!Me •.. Ill tilt ' VOl XVI NO. 124 e .. * Jd • i . Dna' i To TN ,,.,.,._. fH TN Jln.r If_,. 1r. POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ·, A ~Get WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1964 ·, .- .. • ......-• ' "" ----=;;:;-;;;;~ PRICe FM ClbJS ~ .,. ettles on Ready for Appalachia,'~ )E)D) . 1 18'.9. it's HOMOGENIZED! - The easiest wall to use MEIGS THEATRE IT'S EASY TO OWN A NEW CAR liP;";·, 1 ' ! 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