http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d72eb9cc606b28f5e46136f9a3d7e8d1.pdf e122e38037704447d9ada3c4b86e0b92 PDF Text Text ~ .. -- ... ,._ ~L - - ---- -- • l:I·Daily senttne!c_ .Pomeroy·Middl~~t:l· o.,_s_e!'t . 9, t~ i ~M-a.in•l•y•A•bou-•t-.. Friends' Night Js Observed by 1 Around And Abo. ut M'dcH I eport \1 Presbyterian Ladies Meet at • J.EE LEADS GRouP 1 Britll'·lo-be ;. Prayer meeting was started ' , •t the Syracuse First Uruted l (.uf'sl of Honor Chur~h Presbyterian Churcll on Thurs- ChNE1W HbAdVEN i~tM!slof AM~ day night, Aug ~7 led by IS er, " e • • ~ . Mr. Archie Lee . It was agreed •William Garfield , waa guest Fourteen chlptera were ..... ReadiJII ln ·\1111011, to change the night to Wednes· o( honor at a bradal shower I resented when Racine ChlPter pose of Unltld ~:~~:!:~ day each week. Sept. 3 leaders Iheld at St. Joseph's Hall In Mr. and Mrs. Edward Web- No. 134, Order of Eastern The Rev. and Mrs. WU- Women" opened the I were Margaret Cottrill and Ada I Mason with Mrs. Karl Wiles ster and son, Ricky of Dayton Star, observed Friends' Night llam McOmber and cblldren, lite SyraCille Prerbyleriatt'\:;11T~ Slack. For this Wednesday t>v- 1and Mrs. Mary Snyder as hos- were weekend gue!ts of Mr, and Wednesday evening. Kathy ,1 Connie, Ronnie and sionary Soclet' 'Jn &be· .e tning, sept. 9. at 7 :.10 p. m. , tt-sses . Mrs. Clarence Andrews, Mr. 6uests included Worthy Grand Jane, of Piqua, Ohio, were annex, Fridly n.llb&. Sept... t. ~ Agn.s Whit< will be the le•d· ! Refreshments of cake, mmts, and Mrs. Charles Withee and Matron, Bertha Huffman: Past holiday guests of Mr. and ~ ~· ~ lb{ pral. er. Everyone 1~ welro~. p_urwh were served to the !' other relatives. Grand Matron, Roberta K. Mrs. Bernard Fultz and child. f ,f;, 1~ ' GfvE rooKOUT · and 1 followmg - -- -· guests. Mrs. Don· MiDdling · Deputy Grand Ma· B•th Barbara and Becky. den111'1• C. rand ConoequenRETURN FROM '!'RIP aid Kay, Mrs. Kober! Gurlis, ! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An· Iron, Ve;...a Hammond ; Grand ren, ' ceo of Prayer For Mli!I!Oils," Mr. and . ~~:h rl:::.!:n':! . Mr and Mrs Edward Hed- Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. Sammy l drt>ws and susan and futymond , Representatives to Nt!W Bruns Paul C:1:1whorn has returned tD follow~ by prayer. Roll calli :!::~~~~~~i~~~;te~ rl(l'., and dJughtt>r. Donna T\·1~ ·. Hofl'm an. 'vfr::~ . Emme R y B n. r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withee· wick, Louise King to Missoun. Springfield after visiting w.ith was an,wered with -'lbl~ · ~ A at their home In Syr.. n - ha vli'_ n•turned trom .CJ va- Mrs. William Chisler, !\t r s-I Bnd gut"sts. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Gretta Harris; Worthy Ma' Mr. and Mrs. William Ault.~ ~e by eight' members ~ and as follows, RoU&n, Icuse. w~re Mr. an4 cMattonBtln pRihdrougph tkhe Sm~kly William t:ibbs, Mrs. James lr wa rd Webster and son visited trans and Patrons o{ visiting Mr. and Mrs . Chester Ham- onMelnguuteesst.of the Florepce Potts and Ada B:~~;:~~~~~Ciarence Andrews and . ts., ue. t ge ar way, ~ o- ,!14aC'k , Mrs. Will~am Kelly, ~iss Sunday afternoon at Rio Grande 0\apl.ers; Past Matrons and Pa- ~ mond of Delaware were Labor was reed by thlute , ~flng closed with prayanil .Raymond, Mrs. J~ rhlda. thh• hC,uiFE ol :'vfl edXlC~l. <:~nd Retry Ke ll y, MJss Medanlyn ; with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wit- trons or Racine Chapter ; and Day we-ekend guests of Mr . Mrs. Mayme Holm secretary. er.nlnP. Wayland and Te? ~ t roug t e verg a es. C Jbbs. Mrs. Sebastian T t"sco, het> Jr. and son. District President, Countes h F ltz nd hildes. The ~- ~mJ.S• hostess, served Pomeroy;- James · An rewa . Miss F'rit zit> Schwarz, Mrs. James Andrews, whD is em- Philis. s :l and MMrs. Jo dn Au'ta a c treasurer's repoft by Mrs. 'FkJ.. refreWill'lents 1 to1 thO!e Chicago, Dl .• Miss S h 1 r 0 ' 'Irs. F k . ren, arc an m · . renee Potts. above and a guest, Myla Rud- Maynard, · Mason, W.. Va., and .lohnn~ F ry . ,.M ~~n ployed in Chicago, Ill., spent Pomeroy, Middleport, Harr 1 nd M La Mil - · p-~dent also read ,. '"• • ', Arnold .J r. of Syraouse. ANNOUNCING You ng. .Jr . Mrs. ary 5 ny . . er. the weekend with his parents, sonville, and Racine Chapters Mr. a rs . wrence • ""' · u,o, ';1,~~---- ~~------~.;o.. ~'i ~ily Sny~··r . lind tl~e guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews. presented the program. Harrl- hoan visite-d in Gallipolis re-- letter containing the miRutes oJ honnr. MJss Ann Chisler. Those He was accompanied back by sonville Chapter with Pauline cently with Mr. and Mrs. Scioto Prebyterlat Board meet~lES sendmg g1t't:o; were Mrs. Rose Sam Arnold Jr~ who will also Atkins as chairman presented wayne Amsbary and family. ~ ing recently at ,Sadin11 ehural. Mr>. Mary ltallge, be employed in Chicago. a get-acquainted skit and group Ed R \II'S. Hazel Clark read a lelt•erll Schwan. gar eyn· from Lois H. Vt'ssch er M· D'' Mary Mn; Huth Hyan. ·Mrs Dale Humphrey, who is em- :;;inging. Middleport Chapter with Mr . and Mrs. M M Berry. Mrs. Betty Thomas, ployed in Chicago, Ill ., spent Kathryn Mitchell as chairman olds and hia mother, rs. ar· Df Fatehgarh, .i lndta M:r Racine, 0 . Third St. M c 1 l " bh Mrs George k garel Reynolds, spent the Holmes read a letter from Mrs. r:-: . <Jr " .s, · the wee end with his parents, . presented a reading. "Thoughts,, weekend in Lebanon, Oh1o, F. J. Wood of ~~~~·b~~J::jj:: Hesson . Mrs. Larry Lathey, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Humph- of Electa on Jnitiatlon Night M Saturday, Sept. 12 t\ W II W M J{o• where they were guests of r. sionary for the day . 1rs. a er Prrr, rs. rey. by Rosemary Lyons and two pi- and Mrs. Gardener Reynold!! ed for was read 8 berl Housh . Mr~ . Paul D. Van Mrs. Anna Byers of Colum- ano selections by Lillian Steiff ____. OPEN UO - SolO P.M. Matre. Mrs _ Shtdey . Housh, bus was the weekend guest of Ponreroy chapter with . ana other relatives. by prayer by Laura •, evenly-browned toast with i and Mrs. Helen Baldwm . her sister, Mrs. Hettie Wil- ence Tracy as chairman ~ Mrs. Guy Shuler and daugh- ~ fa:u · dlstrl~ _m . HAS GUF.STS Iiams and daughter, Mrs. AI· sented. a skit, "Passlng e ter Sherrie, have returned Scioto ~res~$] · kin"'/,pt bread ... even reheats cold foallf Mr . ;md Mrs. Errol\ Conroy 1 phonse Schorn. Buck"' with Barbara Walker, fro~ Florida' where they vtsitM held Oct. t In ,t:fel POMEROY OHIO ·" "' · without burning I and sm 1 , Hugh , or Akron lertl Mrs. Laura Davis of Colum- Sue Soulsby, Linda Guinther td her daughter and family. fre~ WUI offetln1· rr•r thf'V" home WednPsday a_t't- bus was the •weekend g~est of an~ Betty Cow~n. Chlorus Mr and Mrs. Floyd Zornes taken and $10 wa1 · TONIGHT er ~ pehding: two weeks wtth her brother and slsteNn-law, Gr1mm was chairman of the L~ughman. Fla ., spent the ical Misrdonl. WALT OtSNiiY "S "THE MOON SPINNERS" .\'lr conruy·s mothPr. Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs, Hobert Raub. portion present~d by Racine holiday weekend with Mr. and ~ prOIJ:~ ~(Te{' hn ieoJor) A. Dodson. and a week with Mr-. and Mrs. Hobert Raub Chapter which featured a solo M F' lding Hawkins. Miss FranKle Mu Hayley !\fill s, 1•:1 1 Wallad1. i the r daughter and son-in-law. spent Monday with Miss Anna by Ben Philson, "Evening and ~~~~ Mrs. E. M. Burton It~ W~~h Womendof · 1 Pe-ter McEnen-'. Joan Gre+'n Mr. Jnd Mrs. Robert Hutch in· Coe. Parken;burg, W. Va. Moining;" a duet by Shirley were in Portsmouth Saturday to tons w~s rea · I'Bklno wood. CARTOONS son 1Bessie 1 of Oover. 'Del., Ml'. and MrB. Keith Shum- ~· Johnsoq and Marvin McKel- attend the wedding reception were_ Daisy Roush Flo1ren•,.ll before com ing to visit his mot.b - way and children. Loraine and vey, "You'te Just in Love;" of Charles Edward Gemperline P_otts, Mayme ' Holmes, THURSDAY thru SAT. er. un Sunday, , \ olr. and Mrs . . Jimmy or Springfield were Nlon"Blue Velvet'' was sung by and Janice Marilyn Chirk. PICkens, Ad~ Slack, Haze I Sept. 10-11 -12 IJtlmar Canaday of PomE>roy I day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- I David Thorpe; and Roberta Pvt. Larry Mitch, who 1s sta· Clark and Mtss Mu~w-"'TOM JONES" ; Chancey gave a reading entit- uvn~ at Ft. Story, Va. ,. spent Mrs. Holmes rea~ a "~ayer ('fl:'c hn ieulor l , were Sunday t.hnnf'r guests of ry Reibel and family. Albert Finney . Sussa nah Mrs. DAd son and ~on and dau- 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Swisher '.led ''The Creation." the Labor Day weekend with Dedicated to the Me'mory York. Hu gh Grittilh, !Jame gh1er - m - law ..Vir. and Mr.-~ . 1 and family of South Charleston, Guests were r:egisteced ~ his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edith Evans. i Conroy aud their son. Hugh . W. Va. were Sunday guests of Ruth Barnitz and Bernice •· P.. rry Mitch. ailment. Mrs. Barnes and Colorcartoon I VISIT IN COL!JMBUS her grandmother, Mrs, F. penter. Refreshments were ·· Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy late husband and family fonn· SUN .. MON. and TUES. I Mr. and :vtrs. Tom Anderson Gravely and her aunt, Mrs. J. ved by the past officers. T h e jJi-'.' and son, Tony, have moved trly resided In Middleport. S.pt. 13-14·15 aud suns, Tommy and Keith, I A. Eden. Chapter ro?m and dining 11 into the Kennedy property on Miss Jeanette Crooks relllm·ll "WILD AND WONDERFUL" Handv McMillin. and Bertha Mr. and Mrs. John F'isher were beautifully dPCoratt'd h 'Beech-St.. where they will ed to Marietta after {Technicolor) fony Curtis, Chri stine Kau!' i OaiiP~' spe nt the holiday week · and son, Kenneth of ~ k r o _n arrangements of ~all reside while he attends Rio the 'holiday weekend mann. I nd ,n Columbus visiting Mr. l spent the weekend wtth their prepared by Maxme Grande College. He was a parents, Mr. and . F.. turette: :nd Mrs. Edgar Peepl~s and , parents,. Mrs. William Fisher, ~nd Emma Jtine I former student at Rio Grande Crooks. So's Your Antenna Calorcartoons Mr. <:tnd Mrts. Jack Young. Minersville and Mr. ~nd Mrs. College prior to his army serv- Mr. James Brewl 4-ILIC£ -· . . -----·- ..- ·-- Henry Roush of R;ocme and Bridol ShotCJer is lee. this weekend for IIODEL other relatives. G M' Ch. I Dave Rice has returned to where he will assume tea,chirtgll Ronald Fisher returned to iven us • .lS er Ashland College after spending duties for the school autp~'tic his studies at Mountain Slate NEW HAVEN - Miss Laurl- the holiday weekend with bl• Mn. Brewington will Business College afier a two ta Mullen of. Carne~e. Penn.: , par~nts, Mr. _and ~rs. Gene in Middleport. weeks vacatioa with his parents, ent~. rtained with ~ bridal sho~ I Rit-e and family. Rice has been Mrs Henry Null has an· Mr. and Mrs. Ma!-ion Fisher. er m honor of MISS Ann Chi~- at the college for football prac· noune~ that the Middleport Mason Fisher entered Meigs .· 1"· d M' Ed j Uce since August 30. He was • Publio Library II open · aft~r Memorial Hospital Tuesday 1. Invite guests were tss ·, in Columbus Saturday by 1. being closed for tho p..t two monUng, for observation and tth Van Halanger! Mrs. Janet · his parents. weeki treatment. Follotte, Mrs. l.tnda Caputo, Mrs. Adalene Barnet sod Mr.· and Mrs. John Kotchka Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Grues· Mrs. Judy Wherl, Mtss Na!"'Y Mrs. Kathryn Mygalt of Logan, and daughter, Kimberly, er Jr-. and son Jimmy of Can. M~arry, Mrs. Betty. Phlllips, . Va., visited recently at Brookvill-e, were weekend 'ViSit· ton spenl the weekend with his Mtss Peggy Sgro, Mtss Judy the horne of Mr. and Mrs. L. 0,... of their parenl8, Mr. 1nd .4df)t'rt.iseJ in ESQUIRE paretns, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sgro, Mrs. Marg~ret Sgro, Mrs. w. McComas. They came Mrs. John Ketchka of Pomeroy 1 to see the new son, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grueser Sr. Mr. Grueser re-- Mary Snyder, M ' Mary mains ill In Meigs Memorial nelly, Mrs. Lucy . Goldbach, Lee·, of Mr. and Mn. B•adford and Neda, Visit Jhe Housewares On The M•ln FIOCir Hoapilal. Mrs. Elizabeth Chtsler, Mrs. Georg~. Mrs. Barnes Middleport Mr ..., Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price and Terry IW~~· M~'i:/rene W~sh, was a patient recenily at John turned to · ' 50 daughter, Mrs. Robert .. e . c Marry, S hlrs. Hopkins Hoapilal In Baltimore Mra Ketchka and Kim for . 8ca 1,~rag1a , rs. op e · and Mrs. Pr Ice s aunt. M r a. M 11 Ml L• ' ta M 11 for treatment of a vascular longer vtlit. u en, ss aurt u ~n, Paul Cly of Cincinnati weekend guests of Mrs. Price's the gu~st of honor, M_lsS sister and brother-in-law, Mr. A_nn Chisler, _Those se~mg and Mrs. Everett Dailey. Mrs. gifts were M1s_s .. Peg Chisler, ' Fun ru~hionPd insole comfort ia Widths B·C·DCly who is 81 years of age, is a Mrs. Jea~ne Phdhps, Mrs. Peg-.n inside joL in this popular man's E· EEE native of Pomer gy Leemnger and Mrs. Helen oy. Ell'11 . • Black & Brown 1hoe. Smart s.tyimg snd luxunous Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loch· · People In pomeroy Racine 0. E. S. Anne)! ""'' NOW YOU KNOW ..... - e lelltal ......... ~I lilt Ualled Illites wu .,_ w~.Glloato1, To., .....,. .. flopt. ' 110. Tbe dead! loll IUebff VOL XVI NO. 125 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' . . • entt ..-e THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1964 WEAI&D ltlernt... el " I I' 11 1 II .... .......,.,J[ ..... IJid ....,. ... 5 0 • 111 JdPt. PRICE FIVE orst, . . . . . . . . . ; . . . ELBERFELDS HQUSEW .... GRAND OPENING REES FLORAL ' ! a'1iy MEIGS THEATRE giv~tyou. or' ' ' ' ' $18.99 foot-long comfort pop-up toasters cushioned insoles by Finlawis Elected to School Board ELBERFElDS IN POMEROY ary and children, Robert and Margaret of. Euclid spent last week with hiS parents, Mr. and Mr s. ·Patr'Jek Lochary. M r s Lochary and children are spend~ •• I.ng th'IS we ek Wl'th her paren~, Mr. and Mr:i. Leo Story. Mr. andM rs. Dav1'd . . . we r e naughe y of Cmcmnat1 weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wertz and sons of Columbus leatheu are standard equipme-nt! Decorator's Delight from the ~owin.eetp"Wn collection .. , i' '''•'/ Authentic Early Americana for reception hall or that hard to decorate spot. All akillfuily crafted by Dearborn in northern hard ougar maple which enhancee ita appeal with time. You'll love it ••. your friends will admire it. TABLE & MIRROR ANNIVIiRSAIIY ~. 69·50 SPECIAL - - - - - BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PLAN SUPPER The Happy Harvesters Class f th Fed ted ch· h ·u o e eraf te . urcl.!... •w1 sponsor a ca e r1a suyper fn the church basement Satur· day from 4 · 8 p. m. Horne d 1<..-ecream a nd baked mae oods ..,. 11 1 b ld g "' a so e so . ~--~ -~-- ..- - were weekend guest& of Mrs. Jones ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mrs. E. J . Hill returned homo Tuesday, after an Overnight vi~o in Coiumbu9. Teresa, Cindy, Susan and Julie Gooch spent the weekend in Gallipolis with their grandparMr. and Mrs. Kerr Gooch. Mrs. E. A. Tracy returned to her home, Columbus Sunday, of· ter speriding several days with Mrs. E. J. Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dbton and family visited Monday at Waterford, with Mr. and Mrs. Den Orndoff and al Beverly with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolfe and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Benl:l and family and Mrs. Glen Barnett of Muncie, Ind. visited Mon. day with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach. ~ASON . . .- DRIVE· IN ' s•IIT. ,~.... 131h TIME 3:30 CHANNIL 3 . . Peforeyou buy ·ctbt*~"Br~~jjite or color TV anywher• . ~ it will puy y~u to come • to Ingels and g~.at. our ... ROCK..BOnO~ LOw,·· LOW PRICE . . - , , . ·c ;. . ~ ~- . . . ON A 1965 ZENITH· Black & White, · or- Colot 'T\t:''. )'" .,, ,, • TONIGHT F.AMILY NIGHT Sophia LoreD and I • ~: • • "'(c ' reported . WATCW ;' Anthony Perkin!! in "FIVE MILES TO' MIDNIGHT" -and- Peter Finch Jane Fonda "IN THE COOL OF THI DAY• (il!*'ocolor) Thur.·Frl. Sopt, 10.11 Maurice Chevaller aDd Attli• Dlcldnaon In "'JIUICA"' (Tecbnlcolor) Tony CurtiJ Klrll 'Deu11u -·~ "THI LilT OP ADRIAN MIIIINGIR" . ' DON'T BOY UNTIL YOU CHECK At INGELS FURNITURE FOR SPECIAL ' OFFEIUNG IN . · . JHURSDAY SENTINEl '. . plltmed. ~ ' I Hu!Qie~ Guinther , l.~ l• - lite ' 'i ~· Night" and , ltle1 Sept. '26, An . i' �- '-- ·- . - - -- -· - _. . ' ' _,..._ -·,-· ' ~~-·-..- ..-- ....,. .. \ \ , Try Again to Hold Indians Team I CU:VI!:LAND (UP!) - May- gested that each of the city'o 1,or Ralph Lochtr planned to 000 Industries purcbase five oeameet G<!n with 1 M Clev eland G be pIndians 1 son tickets for the liS& ...aon. era • anager a au! t.. " If eacb of the tO.IIOO indusday In a?other elfort to keep tries boughl five box seats for the club m Cleveland. the season. you 'd have It Locher said . he tell made," DeB.rt olo said. His Pall! the city will do every· plan would assure the Tribe of 1111118 posslbl•" to aid the team in th1 face of mountinl!l finan. cial losses, stemming from a steady drop in attendance over the pa1t few years. Paul Indicated last weekend a severe financial cri1l1 mllilht force hlm to move out has continually denied reports that a definite agreement has been made to move the franchise to Seatlle. Edward DeBartolo, president of Thistledown ract track, •uJ!- wo~ld en Ollvaneo sale of at least 000 for tilt 1965 campaii!JI. VInet season tlr.ket aoloo year provided guaranteed tendance or only 196,000. A disappolottng crowd o1 *.$00 turned out IIlii Dilhl for tho lndlono wllb Bo•lo • • loll . . . . were ' • Rutland is Bringing 41-M3~ Squad into Middleport on Saturday night- ~: •HELEN :HELP ~! opdmJstlo about latler .,.,,.d, tor lllo Nmalllllla borne 11me1, '" Loeber issued an appeal residents to tur. oot Rutland's Red Devils w!U op- be fleldfl\8 one of the smallest n their 1964 foot\W!f season teams in the area. The blggeat is Saturday night tlJl the Mid- boy on the oquad Is Ray Sutb!eport field with a roster of er!and, a 1~3 lb. senior tackle. eager players, the biggest CoaclJ Dick Martin, in bis mber of boys they have bad second year as Rutland mentor, i uniform for several years. is hoping to compensate for the _tolland , however , will also size of ·his Red De·rils with a J,~lllll1··:0:": ~e ~b: Voice of Brmufw,.v ••• r~'lOrtinO' By DOROTHY KILGALLE!t new defensive paltem. Coacil .Martin says the new delenoe b one he "dRamed up" hlmse~ and It Ia • yet to be seen just how effecUve It will be. Martin claims he will not have a speedy team despite tile fact It is on the slim aide tlceo last week we only had dered him to the sideUnea for boyJ together, we bopo to ahow up with a pretty good team." The RuUand coach, like otber coaches In the orea, hu been troubled by Injuries suffered by his playera. "During two prac- up," reported Martin . Sealor Hallhack Tom Hysell IB still on the ailing !1st and By United Prell InterliJitiona! If the New York Giants looking for running Lacks . they might consider two of the new~st members of the unem · ployed. The Wash ington Redskins released halfback Billy Barnes Bashan Society News \ •a n ts Reds, Gl 'L • nd s ln ca ' ~aiders' I Benny Slaughter . Rutland had a 5-4 record la st season. '"rBoayrse ·on th '•- ""' n I Dev1 ·1 vo= I ·· · IIsave may you up W .._. $12 5 r:··~ s _ • By FRED DOWN scoro and then poured across Name Yr. Wt. Pos. UPI Sports Writer five runs in the llth to give Bob Barrdt 11 14a HB The St. c ..Louis Cardinals are IBob Humphreys h.iIs secund bigt Jm I .. HB · I ' ed s· b C Bamtt 1101 11:\8~ E (•---" . . making tu~~:-tr ong-wa1t pen- eague wm. mg es y ur ~ "Of course be'1 anxious. His nant run but the odds and Flood and Lou Brock, who had Barrett HI ac k II 188 E sc:bool average II mur.b better tional League history suggest five Juts, dnd Bill White 's dou- R lban bll baiUng average!" it's too little , too late. ,l ble broke !he ue SI_ngles by J% 1 150 HB . I By United Press Jntematlonal I Only a year ago the Cardma!s Ken Boyer and Dick Groat and Melvin Brown \% 1 National League Istaged a STV> 'tacular dnve of 19 an error by Riehle Allen com- Gary Cre-e•ns 11 t36 HB G. AB. R. B . Pd. !victories games that car- plet•d the rally. 12 j3g n I Clmente, Pitt 133 539 83 186 .345 r1ed them to wtthm one game Brock's five hits led a 20-hil Gary Drenner 9 100 QB A~k me abont the StM,e.1 Carty, Milw 110 367 58 121 .330 :of the Los Angeles Dodgers on attack that also included three 1 RlcMrd Flowers 10 142 G Farm Car Finance W!!iams, Chi 139 558 85 183 .328 Sept. 18. Then the pressure told hils by Boyer and two each by ' Ronnie Gorby !i 13t liB foe new or used ....._ Aaron, Milw 133 533 98173 .325 and. the Cardmals lost three White. Julian Javier <tnd Tim Dwight Hal,. y 10 154 E •Lo•m o,_... ......... , . " ' ~, Na- ~ Leaders Char gers, B"ll l S I w•ID r•tl I es Roge~ ~D~Ie .::h~r!l::kwell 1~W w·•· ~ Chris Di~~~s ~~ ~·ns ~ I~s Francisc~ M1lwauk~e m~ I ~atloaal: Philadelphia-Sa~ ~olavt I T~y B'l~ :t P~llhes ~ I I g~:e ~ t~ :~s nn~rs omm~ I cttt~s. Flaa'~ ~ IU 12 • 10 :~ 140 QH 153 Hll I 06 li B 1 J:l6 C ' 9 160 'T 121 165 F 1,-,- Fu I u 9 150 QB • II 164 1' 11 138 CAROLL K. ' SNOWDEN 410 Hedgewood Drive E . 12 144 HB 12 120 HB Phon• 446-4290 II II 148 C 1 Gallipoli1, OhJe 12 155 HR , - - - , 10 159 (i I · 1Z 133 G , 12 167 E 1 12 1'8 E i .. , 12 152 193 C 12 T ~ UAH , .. ,. .a_ CIIIID I '"~uuHu • STATE fA lUI MUTUAllUll auroMOIILHNWUJICE"'*"' wol:.~·a~y~u~e:r~a:n-.-~~~~~~ ~~:;:;:;;=;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;~·~·~··~·~•• 10 163 Home oua: Bioomincton. JlliiiDII. - -·· ·-- ·-- QN CAMPUS WI•th CLASS · I ca • 1lti~ I Tom I' I ~e 1 I near~unani- <~hosen ancln and insuring your next car. I In~ Cho~. . g f"n 't~O ~s! I Mestnik is no stranger to the I By United Press International Torre, Mi~w 132 511 77162 .317 straight games to the Dodgers McCarver. Ruben Amaro had Joe Hawkins Giants. He was a member of National League Allen, Ph~l 139 539 104 l70 .315 and faded out of the race . three hits for the Phi!li~s. Tom Hysell 315 78 their taxi. squad in 1%2 and L Santo Chi 138 515 !62 · J ' p 1 · ·· d W. . Pet. GB k' L 133 5'" •• 168 3ll NEW YORK <UP! I Th Now it's th-" Philadelptua Phillm ag Jarom s two-run ou- Mfke J ohnson 1 0 starred ·1n the Packers' pre P h'l ade1Ph' 83 56 ·597 · · Broc St. • · H t · NY 124 466 59 144 · 309 San •Diego Chargers a n- d theel lies whom the Cardinals are bl e wa s th e b'Lg bl ow f a f our th enne d Y 13 1 season v1dory over Allie Sher· St. Louis 78 61 .561 5 un • NY ·307 B [f 1 8.11 'eked to- chasing-chasing with a string inning in whi ch the Pirates Te· · Kennl'lJy 69143 man's crew at Green Bay , Aug . Cincinnati 77 62 .554 6 Chrstpr~ . 132 466 Le ague · du ~ !!lth ewei~A Pd1. ,_. of [our consecutive victories and scored aU the1r runs. Bob Veale 1 Jim l:.ambt-rt ,.mencan ay ato o wm ~ 1VUI10031 · d 1 . h. · 8 23 L' 1 San Francisco 78 63 .553 6 G •o R H Pet ti' tles ·In the Amerl·can Football 13 wins in their last 16 games was tagge or 13 Jts m . I Rusty Itt "' 15 . Sames seven·year ran Pittsburgh · "" • • • .325• League In a nationwide survey whicll have reduced their - def1c1t · . ·mnmgs · b 11 t score d tus. · 16th wm · M1ke · · was bl a factor in theve!e Philo· 71 67 ·514 11 1f.l Oliva. Minn l.W•5911031112 Martm 10 losses. ChicO Rmz. g . Milwaukee 71 68 .5lll2 Freeh Del 125 448 64138 308 conducted by United Press to five games They've cut s1x agamst l Bill Moodispangh 0 delphia Eagles' 17-13 VIctory L A 1 70 89 504 13 an, · ' · · · . h d th hits for the Reds · ov,e r the Packers in their 1960 nge es · M.8nt1e, NY 123401 73122.304 ternational. full games oH the lead rJe.e J lo·t hi · Oiler , . . Jcago c KC 136 526 73 158 300 With the start of the AFL's in two weeks but thetr moment w ose oey ay s s . Bill Porter 63 76 ·453 20 1 I1decision champiOnship game. The ex· H st s,a 83 4ll 26 ausey, · · 1 w k Forest star traded to the ou on · Howard, NY 126 460 48 138 .300 fifth season just two days away. of truth is not yet at hand- on Y Larry Rife · • R ad in lgs2 never was New York 48 92 .343 35 % · B.Rbnsn Bal 142 S32 70 159 .299 the defending champion Charg- in sight. Drysdale Wms 17th Melvin Romine el s 1 recapture ' the form of . Wednesday's Results Yszmski' Bos 133 SOl 69149 .'lffl ers were made a Th C rd' 1 t th Willie Davts' grand slam hom· Larry Rupe Chicago 6 Houston 3 , h . t . th e a mas cu ano er d . h h. n . . ..~ .. I .b e Ph10illy days his Ka!ine. Del 126 453 66 133 .294 mous c 01ce to repea m e f 11 If th Phlll' , 1 ad er pace 'n og t- It ~ger Ed S1g er 1 Brsoud, Bos 139 508 77149 .293 Westefn Division while the Bills uhe Th also asked Angeles 8 S. t f attack that enab led Don Drys-' Darrell Smith ai•/rs on defensive halfback 1 N.Y. 4, l Home Runs were to edge the Hous-w " . e. v e.a . roWnedru sd dale to rai se his record to l7-13.[ Donnie Smith 11 w ·e SL. LoUis 10 Philadelphta 5, G' 1· t ()'! · fl 1 · I 105 · m mmngs ne ay F k H d d T · D· 1 And S Dale Hackbart, who quarterni ht 11 innin s Mays, lanls, 4 : on 1 ers a e.r .a. c ose race m night while the Pittsburgh Pi- .ran owar an <t· . Y prouse backed Wisconsin into the 1960 g ' . .g . . h Williams Cubs 32; Cepeda, G1- the Eastern DtvlsJon. \ d f t' th th. -d vts also homered for the Uodg· M1ke Sprouse Pittsburgh 4 Cmcmnati 1 mg l • ' G' t S to .. . . h 1rates were e ea mg e u hil W'll' M h d 1 ,R S lh 1 d Rose Bowl; former Olympic Thunda 's Probable p'itcbera · ants, 28 ; Hart, tan s. an ' Partlctpatmg m t e surv ey place Cincinnati Reds 4-l and ers w ', Je_ ay s. a sprinter Frank Budd, a flanker : M'l Yk t N y k-S . Cubs 26: each. were 24 sporLswnters the Los Angeles Dodgers weN! of the Gtants five h1t s J1m Vanaman ew or a 1 K'll b rw· ford UPI b d th I t wau ee a 1 f~l\back Dave Franc.is, defen· ,dowski 18.10) vs . Stallard <8-18) Amercan: . e rew~ tn~~ an roa cas.t ers, ree .~om pounding out an 8-l triumph The Milwaukee Braves slve tackle Ben Davidson and St. Louis at 45; Powell, Orioles, 34. each of the eight league over the fourth-place San Fran- whipped the New York Mets 7-4 1 . place-kicker John Seedborg. decki ll6-9i vs . Short Uf>-7). to, A's" 31: Stuart: R Sox, voted on order of fm- cisco Giants . and the Chicago Cubs beat the All 47.'5TI seats available for \ Cincinnati at Pittsburgh,nigbt Wagner, Indians, O~ml, :;::~a:· lSD 0: each.dtvua~n ~ as ~e~\ And so, as the National Houston CoiL~ 6-3 in other NL 3 10 ' the 'Skms opener ag.a inst the - Purkey (94\) vs . Friend \12- Mant{e, Yanks, Allison, b1t. - wttbt: ~lrstpla~ets ~ !~ League countdown continues. action. In the American League. Browns at D.C. Stadmm Sun- lS) . 30 a l. ~ · emg wor our ~om · the Phillies lead the Cardinals Baltimore defeated Washington day ha Ye hee n sold o • o The . Runs Batted lnrd · second-place s e. 1 e c ll on was by five games and both the 6-3 -and ther1 lost 4-3, M.nnesota . Houston at Ch1cago - John· . hi d 1 105 Pittsburgh Steelers welcomed son <10-14) vs . Jackson t18~10). Natiocnal~ s;:erM. riia t, wort~ ~h~ee rnnts, t. r t P :c~ Reds and Giants by six games. topped Chicago 5·2. Boston Los Angeles at San Francisco, 1Santo, u 8• ; ays, n 5' coun e or wo p 0 1 n s. n The Cardinals scored tw o runs nipped Cleveland 6-5 and two newcomers - defe~ive 0 back Marv Woodsen, obtained night - Ortega (6-7) vs. Pierce . 96; Aaron, :raves, Torre , fo~~ ~~a~e d;_:w 1ne t pomt. in the ninth inning to tie the Detroit beat New York 4-0. In a deal with the Eagles, and ( -D) or Duffalo (l-1). Braves. 92 eac . . Is IS ow e .se ec ors saw - - · -tackle Ray Mansfield, 2 Frida , Games American: Killebrew , Twms. 1the two races endmg up: ~~"'-;! , "' . . . Y8 . . 103· Stuart Red Sox, 97: Man· 1 West YANKS RECALL nVE Cmcmnali at Milwaukee, mght I ' y -•- ' 95 . Colavito A's, San Diego Chargers New York at L. Angeles, mght t e, a,~. NEW YORK (UPI)-The New h'l d hi t Sa F . wagner Indians, 94 each. Kansas C1ty Chiefs 1 ' Pitching Oakland Raiders York Yankees WedneSday re- P. 1h~ e P a a · n ranclsco, calted live minor league players rug b h t H t . ht Nalfonal: ll\Jnnlng, Phlts, 16- Denver Broncos 4: Koufax, Dodgers, 19 ..5; East who will report this weekend. Pitts urg a . ous on, rug Recalled from Richmond of the St. Louis at _chicago M · ·hal Giants 1H: O'Toote, Buffalo Bills Amencan League artc · ' W L p .1 GB Reds, 14-6: Short, Phlts, lf>-7. Houston Oilers International League were Jake ( ~ Amerlc, a n: BWlker. Orioles, Boston Patriots Gibbs, Elvio Jiminez and jud 8 5 By Bob Wingett Daley. Brought up from Co~- Chicago ·: 15-4; Chane~, Angels, 186: New _ _'<'ork Jets __ 1 587 84 59 bus of the Southern League New York 8t 57 _587 11> Pappas, OriOles, 14-5; Ford, ffl .521! 91> Yanks, 14_-6: Kaat, Twms , 16-7; da ill), IUH Halter (5). Loser - , ~N'<5W!'1~>Slttit'::?>''"~~~""'~"-.;'r-g.,e~~~·~f7'cJlla were Repoz Mike Regan and Roger Detro,· t L 1· h Tlg rs 16 7 Hendley I ). HRs-Howard 75 0 · Los Angeles 74 70 .514 11I> Ic · e ' - · W. Davis, T. Davis. Minnesota 71 70 .504 13 Cleveland 69 71 .493 l4 1> (11 Innings) Boston 62 80 .437 221> St. Louis 100 020 002 05- 10 20 1 •. _~! '. . Redski~s '· Sept. li - Pomeroy <A1 _ Sept. t> - Easlerll IAI · '· Oct. % - Racine (A) OCt. 9 - Cluluncey-Dover<BI 0<1. 16 - The Plains (A) Oct. !! - MeArtbur (A~ {)(>L. 30 - Belpre !H) NoY. 6 - Wahalllll (Ill . Nov. 13 - Buchtel-York (Ill !:iS lb . senior hairback : Oonnie 1 Smith, 167 lb . senior end , and I 152 lb . senior center Mike Stew- 1 art. Lost by graduation this season at Rutland were Larry j Barr. Jerry Black, Russ Fraley, Bob Imboden, Joe Phillips. \ Danny Tillis, George White and I Ose TT d• t d 2 d v n tsnu e n '.r Billy Cannon showed up In piRn to use veteran center AI the Oakland camp all Bemiller at right guard in thelr smiles and proclaiming, " my Sunday opener against the Karr leg has completely healed." sas City Chiefs. He will reThe former LSU Al1 · America place Dave Behgman, out with revealed he had sug"ested the an inJ'ured right knee. • Wednesd ay 8 nd th e Green Bay Packers asked waiver s on fullback Frank Mestnik. Either player could wind up with the Giants, who begin de· tense of their Eastern Division title in the National Football League next Sunday with only three veteran ball Morrison, Alex Webster Dick James . ' will not see action against the Yellow Jackets. Hysell, a 153 pounder, suffered a ~ly pull- the Ba!timol'<! Houston Oilers trade him to the Raiders . . . The Buffalo Bills from boyo who were not banged Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, Q., Sept. 10, 1964-3 AU-STARS Redskins Release Barnes, Mestnik Put On Waivers 0 ed muscle and doctors lulve or- dent recently . Bueky Vo,.. I l3Z · • Rutland's returning letter- Larry va... 1! ISS •'G at least two weeks. Freshman men are Ronnie Black, 183 lb. Randy Vaace II l%i · E Roger Black. who was being junior end; Jim &rrett, 164 Lol'oy We!sb t IN· ~y used quite freely , has been lb. junior halfbllclt; Melvin Gary Wood I lUO HB lost for the remainder of the Brown , 1.0 lb. senior halfback; I Leo Wood 11 m 0 year due to a shoulder injary Chris Dinguss, 130 lb . senior , RUTLAND SCHEDULE , suffered in l motorcycle accl· guard; Jim Lambert, 165 lb . , ~· ~." senior fullback ; Larry Rupe, ! Sept. 1! - ....ddfeporl ~~- wdCJ!I-wlse. Coach Mar!IJI Jn. <Ucaled, "U we can keep our 15 ...... ""' • . 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I br-. $JO.OO On Cebinet .i SINGER SLANT-0-MATIC -~~~~. - Jon..... lolfljJIIHIII• 1\',no;,RNtO: MACHINES .ON SINGER TYPEWRITERS SEVERAL TRADE·INS IN ~OW.JN CONSOLE MODELS AT BARGAIN PRICES The Fabrie Shop Singer Sales &Service McCall's Patterns 1 115 W. SECOND OHIO PROGRESS Ben Franklin POMEROY OHIO PHONE WY2.U98 - .... ·· , •• ,, . . 57 FO!ID PAIIILANI•t DOQII I -C;Y'- ltondaod'lr..... lad. 16 c~;:-~.:~~o.4 DDIIII HAIDT~ . ' . e-tJ.. _ Every Registerd Phorm~cist in this state must hove o degree from an accredited Pharmacy College, requiring years of studying the compositior} and uses of drugs. ' I ~ • 3 Registered . Pharmacists to Serve You · SW'ISHER·'& LOHSE.. rRIXALL DRUGS ~·'I. , : ~ ' I i style~ 00 ' I, '. WHOPPER BASKET Lamabe <9-11) vs. Siebert (H) . I e DELICIOUS. FISH SANDWICH Sly~ II ' ' washingtoD, 1 trzem~~·;.kl;.,;;;;H;;;;eld....."'"'"'"'""'"'"'"'"'"'a-'g~aln""'st;::;;;;;M;;;;cA~rt"'b"'u"'r"'.=--=-.\ .. Karutas . City al Baltimore • 2, .~ lwl-nlght ' • ~ , ·,-. Minnesota al New Ycrl., .nlghlll I" l ,,j. • 1-- ·Loa * • 'SYRACU5E :, DR)~. 4 jN ,. ., -~- Frltla''' GtUDel ,.,,.. ., • EASY TEAMS . Wasblng\OII at Detroit, night c&lcaso at Cleveland, niaht ·.· HRs-Smith, Wh!Uleld, Yas- "je!!'' In the · season opener Baltimol'<! at U:fght-P:appas <14-5) VJ- Kruet.-11 '"" (f>-5) . <only gamea schedllledl- FRENCH FRIES ' ri a Y 1.,=,....,..,...--.....-.--------..;..,=,......,....... :;~~~~!~ CYL. Ston4o~ trorio. ltodlo, 1 11. bad, ftaM. I ft. bad, OD Downie-Gross · . IC S 1 I CYI.< S ~ lj'l.. 156'" 'wfitot - ow· ohloalo. seaSOD ~ .TRU:CJ< . SP~IALSl . ,:;· j : . EDUCATION •s.oo OFF WY 2·2284 POMEioY Maurice Chevalier and Angil:! Dickinson in "JESSICA" <Techmcolor) -androny Curtis Ktrk Douglas ''THE LIST Op ADRIAN MESSENGER'" ··, ,-we 11 C . VROLIT I~ATION WA'ItON· I CYL. stondanf to.Ddlo. ;,j ·' , MIRkA... 500, 2 DOott HARDTOP J cYJ..· · 17 II ~=~~!~g~~ ~~ ~ ~y, P~:~mo~10 :0 ~~~ ~; ~~>~ :: Major League Results SPORT COATS or the college man by Stylemark Wednesday's Results By United Press International Schu1tz t6) , R'1chardson (9) , R ea d y .. _. set . . . . from 24.95 Baltimore 6 Washington 3, 1st. Nadoua1 League Humphreys 110) and McCarver. The 1964 Ohio prep grid season . w it.IJ its thrills , spi lls and Brookfield 1 9 Bunning, Baldschun <7 ), Roe- and chills will get underway tomorrow even in g with a ' twilight I Houston 000 000 306- 3 ..... .. .. ... .. from 8.95 Chicago 001101 30x- 6 12 buck (ll f and Triandos, Dal- whole slate of games in this area. ' SLACKS by Hubb ard Washington 4 Baltimore 3, . . .. ' . .. . . 4.95 night Bruce, Farrell 17), Owens rymple t7 ). Winner- Humphrey s Fans may watch at least two turf battl es this weekend I SPORT SLACKS, wash n' wear Boston 6 Cleveland 5, night, <71 and Grote. Eltsworth, (2.()). Loser - Baldschun 16·7). as they can see their favorite contest Friday, then report , and HRs- Brock, Boyer. for the Middleport-Rutland match Saturday. i SWEATERS by Arrow and Rugby, cardigan innings (9) and Berlelt. from 8.95 Sat.-Sun. Sept. 12-13 Detroit 4 'lew 'York 0, night - Ellsworth <14-14). AmeriC41n League Every team in !he county ' Robert Mitchum and Minnesota 5 Chicago 2, night rell 11-81. HRs - Berte II, (1st game, twilight) doubtedly will have its ups -And , Middl eport Coarh Bob ! pullover Els.a Martinelli in <only games scheduled) Iiams, Gainea . Baltimore 200 012 001 - 6 10 0 downs this season. Already Ashley, who has seen some : All the young man's needs for "RAMPAGE" Wa sh ngtn 020 1100 106- 3 9 1 are problems. bright. encouraumg th mgs about th · t Thursday's Probable PUeben (Technicolor) Chicago at Minnesot;l - Hor- Cincinnati 100 000 1100- I 13 I Roberts, MeNalty (3), Hall - Coach Dave Stricklin at . " e comrng year .... now a -J.Ddlen 01-8) vs. Kaat (16-7). Pitturgh , 000 400 OOx- 4 8 <7) and Lau, Brown (g). Nar· Eastern don"t have the expen- h1s three weeks of preparatory Sandra Dee Peter Fonrl'l New York at DetroitDownJay, Nuxhall (5), Ellis (7) urn , Duckworth t8) and Brum- ence on his roster he'd like . drills, also has seen some dark ''TAMMY AND ing (11-71 vs. Aguirre and Coker. Veale, McBean (9) ley . Winner_ McNally (8-11). Pomeroy Grid Bess Charley l lhings. " This team will go JUst THE DOCTOR" POMEROY Bo::ston at Cleveland, and Pagliaroni. Wlnner Loser _ Narum t9-l3) . HRs- Chancey isn't sure his boys are as far as Its blockmg and t.a.ck THE MEN'S SHOP (16-10). Loser-Jay t9-11). ready so far as recovefies from ling will take it.'' he told home I 2. (2nd game, nfghl) Injuries go. Big Phll Swindell. town Boosters Tuesday night. ~ Mi!wakee 103 000 030- 7 10 Baltimore 000 201 1100- 3 7 1 who was switchtd from end - -- - . . --TH E HUDEPOHL BREWING cot.tPA.N't' Of etNCJNNAU. ~ • K-ENo --~ New York 010 ~ llO- 4 4 Washngtn 100 200 001 - 4 50 fullback this season, however . Cloninger <16-12) and Barber <9-13) and Brown. Os- is expected to be ready for the Cisco, Wakefield t3) , Bearnarth teen (13-ll) and Leppert. opener a8!'inst Wahama . <8). Kroll (8) and Brumley (8). HRs Lock ~oach Dick Martin of Loser- Cisco tf>-16). <21th), Kirkland. larK' has doubts whether he topher . Boston 000 004 11002- 6 10 2 the weight needed on the line Cleve 300 000 001 1- 5 9 0 and in the backfield. His team 's Los A111eles 000 350 lJOCI..,. 8 8 Wilson, Radatz (9) , Heffner efforts have also been hamperSan Fran. 000 100 1100- 1 5 (10) and Tillman. Tiant, Stange ed by Injuries. Drysdale 117·13) and Rose- (6) Abernathy <9), Bell <101 -Racine Head Coach boro. Hendley, Shaw <5), Mura- 8 ;;;! Azcue Winner - Radatz Priddy Is sweating out wht!tho.-1 kaml <6) , Herbel (8) and Cran- (14~). Los~r - Abernathy 12· or not his Tornadoes wil; finally TONIGHT & FRIDAY If•"" Modei• Of Lt"ne Scores s ' Re d t G "rl 1964 a y' Ke• k. . .Off • fl F d ' ' Angeles at. BoatOll, I ' FIRST · ' · =:t~• . l,. • i I .Take home some .Hudepohl for the weekend~ · When a beer would taste good, Process 14-K ; ~ makes Hudepohl tastf ~('1 . ·--•<lt ,:,~ �' t I '· 8-D.ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~1\ciAL o.. Sept. 10, 1964 Miuioru T~..l-. n•e ~ chairmen Spealc 0 n ReIat'tons Wl'th Pub/,·c Around And ~J - About The pi&DO puplla .. Freda th• YOeal aad aeoordlu pupils o1 llloreod~ F. Condoa, wnl preoeal a roeltal al tbe Rllclao lloptill Cb111cll tu Rlclne, Sgndoy, SepL 13, at 3 p. nt. l'uplli of Frtcla F•I'JU'"" participating wdl be Sharon nnd Shirley Pyles, Candy Ho· bock, Rodney Holman, Way· ae Grindstaff, Judy Roberts, Brenda Holman, Kare.1 Nease, Nancy Hoback, Karen Sayre, Jannlne Bentz, Nancy Hentz and Unda Gtlndstatf. Pupils from Mercedt!ii Con· don'• Sludlo are Jenelle Cam· mimi, Judy King, Sandy John~n . Charlene Nard, and from tbe Gallipolis studio, Ann El· Jlot. Melody Shahan and Tom· my Stutes. The public iii cord· Jolly invited. .," r ..,..... ••..- .,. r~· Mr. llHI ~Mrl. 1 l!ldlaoll' • ..ere David Bakw, Bar~ Noel llHI Gale Yctlllli .._W:.~lrJo~~n=..::~•emedelle::=~H:en.~~:_:.... :;~. =:""':.:Sdl:-..:~·:;· . Leifheit Family' llllda. Hal Reu-•-- S··-..1-. Guests ....... . . ~--------------------------' . The llmL'J or~ a1111 B The September meelinl .of bora .Bradshaw Lellhelt held the WSCS of the Rook Sprinp Mn. Janet Kom, pubUc rereunion Sunday at the home Methodist Church wae held on I !aU0111 chli~. and Mn. Mr. and ,l.!rs. Tltomaa Hart. ll .' Tuesday evenilli at the chiUch Luollle Swackhamer, ....,hair· Pomeroy • Alheps Road. SEPT. 10 with Mrs. IV. A. Morgan pre- Mr. and Mra. Roger llorgan ~n. opoke on lhlll topic at the A baoket diMer wa.i serve411ll The firS! meeting of the XJ oiding. and Keith and Cathy were in September meetl111 of the Midat noon and In lhe afternoon, GAmma Mu .:hapter o lh( B& Prayer by Mra. Walter wears Columbus over the w'eekend to dleport Bustneu and ProfessIB Sigma Phi chapter will b< opened the meeting. " Our Mls- attend the Ohio State Fair The ion• I. Women'• Club Tuesday melons from the prden of Jl!r, 1\11-'...day. "ipptemlx·r 10, at 7:!0 slons Today" was tht. theme of · Y evenang and Mrs. Edison Hart, !erved. p.m at the lh10 Power offices. the devotloruJ and program pre- r~~ entered their horae in the The dtnner was held at the Block and green. All members are urged to sente? by Mrs. Lewis Gr!leser. M.r and Mrs. Jamea Criswell Martin Re8taurant with the Attending were M.r, and Mrs. atl end Rea~mgs on the topic were giv - and daughter, Dianne,. nt the bualness meeting a~d program Sidney Leifheit and Tom, Joyce ll SEPT. 10 en mcluding,_ ·~why I Belirve wef'kend in Pitt sburgh ~guest.s followmg m the ~1al room of and Sidney, Mr. and Mra. Ed· . that the Chrislum faith is for iof rf'latives the C.&S.O. Electric Company. win Lelnlelt and Mark , Kirk , Thr Past Counselors of Theo- all people" ~rs William Gru , . d· Mrs. Alwilda Werner preal· and Rebecca and Mro. Leroy . . · · e. Mr. an Mrs. Freddie Cline .' . . dorus Coum:il, D ol A, w 1 111er; "The Story of ?eLer's Visii J and baby dAughter, Dena L nn dent, opened the meeting and Rusche! and Mark, of Colum· tn£'et at the home of Mrs Max lo lhe home of Cornelius" bv , 1 h b . . Fl ~ ' announced the district meeting bus; Mr. and Mrs. catf Me· . . d · · w10 ave een 1Jvmg m or1da Memhart on :hur~ ay evening. I Mrs. Wears, ana "The Meaning are guests of his niother, Mrs ~ to be hel~ September 27 at Keever and Jim, Dick a n d The Catho li c Women's Club of the Kmgdom of God is the Belly Cline. Thev are enroUt Athens w1th the Athena club Brenda and Tanya McDonald, of the Sa~n-d Htart Church Molive for Missions," Mrs. 110 Alaska where . thev will re~ as th e hostess .group. Th New Burlington; Mrs. Isabelle w1ll m~et m the sanctuary on Amos Leonard. , side. · J~ckaon and Middleport Winebrenner, Middleport; Mr. Thursday at 7:30 p. m. for 11 An invitat ion was received ! Mr. Glenn Roush <~net daugh- will he hostes~es ror the I and Mrs. D. E. Thompson and With roll sleeves. rosary rol_lowed by the ~egular from t~e WSCS of the Rutland ler. Lisa, of St. Clairsville, eon. Jonnie and Nancy, Mr. and meet mg m church auditorium Method ist Church for all wom- ~ spent the Labor D.w weekend Mrs. Ma_rgaret Ella . GIVES DINNER Mrs. Victor Leifheit and Patty at 8 p. m. !en of the rhurch to attend the with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, wort~ affat~s chairman , will Mr. ~nd Mr~. Dwight Park_er and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Rue· SEPT. meelmg today and plans were : Earl Roush. Mr. Roush remains particJpa~ m the afternoon ent£>rtamed w1th a family dm· sell Leifheit, Mrs. Helen Lelf· 11 made _to go. The Lord's Prayer ve ry ill at his home on 7th. ·Ave-. gr~m . M~. Jean A:1oore, legisSunday. at their home at belt, Mi ss Marguerite Leifheit The Rev Jerry Masters, mi n· in umson closed the mE"eting. Mrs. Don Burkey of Marietta lat1ve chairman, wt\1 present Pl.easant Ridge. Present were and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Dale j Isler of the Pomeroy Church of . Icame 'l'uesdav to. be with he~ the October program and Mtss Rhanda Young and Robert Wippel. Pomeroy, and Mr. and Christ, will be gues1 speake r at • pa rents. Mr .. and Mrs, C. A. to have a member of the Kranz of T~ledo, Mrs. Donald Mrs. Hart and Jack, Lance and LADIES' SHOP Emmish. Highway Patrol as guest opeak· Holter, Huntington, IV. Va., Mr. the regular meetmg of the 118 E. M1in St. Meigs County W.C.T.U to De Weekend gilest.s of Mrs. Gar- er. . · " and ~rs. Robert Morn~ Jr. Bill, Mrs. Robert Morris, Sr., Pomeroy held Friday evening, SeptemUeS en Stansbury were her sister Three new member~ were and R1ck and Paula, Middle- and Mr. and Mrs. Parker and ber 11 , at 7:30pm. nt the F'ed · 0 and brother-in -law, Dr. and Mrs. welcomed to the club meludlng l.poOiiiirt.,;""'"M•rs•."""Hiiiaiiink":::Yiiioiiiuiiingi..iiian.,diiliM;iyi;;rt~isiiiK~aiig:..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..lliiiiii eratrd Church in Pomeroy. Mrs. . f Up Ceci l Harden of Columbus. Mrs. Betty Hutchison, Rutland; II . Arnold Richards of the Mt. l A potluck dmner ".1. 6:30 p. Mr. and Mr~ . Mil:'haPI Oh· Mrs. Carol f"reemHn, Pnmeroy, 1 Moriah Church in Middleport m. prPcedPd the ~ee\lng of t~e li nger and son. Michael of Nel· and Sharon Yeauger, Cheshire. wil~ be the devotional chairman . WSCS or the Umted ~1cl hod_LCil Isonville vi sited nver lhe week . . I Officers will be elected and a church Tut'sdny evemng. w•th ('nd with Mr. ;~nd Mrs. Le Ken· First Anniversary social hour will be held follow - 19 members and ~uests presPnt. nedy . O ing the meeting. M.. . HRrry P . Smit h, Mrs. v. ' Mrs Mike Pletrhne~ of CoI Club ()baervf'tl SEPT. 14 D: Edwrads und Mrs. All~n lumbus ~pen t Ihe wf't'kend with A group of Middleport mn · The Pomeroy Garden Club Eu:hmge r were hoste sses and 1her mother M l'•tt · L· ith trons recently observed t h · ' •rs. ,, .. . lt'd ,.S ,m · 1 fl rs1. annversary 1 · W!ll meet at the ·.H,me of Mrs. '"'"'r ,.__ ve d th f' dessf'r 1 and bf'\'rrtJ · ' 'l'h e M.ISSf'S of th<'lf I' 1df\ an usan Cl . Charles Persinger Monday at age. . ta ub With a dinner hf'ld 1Pa rk have r(>t urn~ from 9:30 a. m. for , a workshop . Mrs . Edw<~rds .. prP~tdent. co~· tum bus wheH' the\' !'pen• a week Gallipolis. Following the dinner !I Members are to bring f\owPrs dLwted lhf' mef'lmg and ,knnt· visi ting with th E'i .r cou . \l!r 1 Ihe group went to !he home and container.~. Hru nch will be fer ~re:" was prese~t lo lhank ' and Mrs. Al bert Fultz.;~~~; ~Is~ II Mrs. Lee ~mith ~or Canasta. I served by Mrs. Persinger and lht' .Soclely for _se~dmg her to attended the :.oth weddin anni. Mrs..Fred Klem was a guest Mrs. f>'red Hlac-!tn~r. t.he ~chool of ~tsswns. She al- l vcrsary or Mr. and Mrs~ C. T and pr1ze11 were won hy Mrs. I The Daughters ol Ruth class .so gave a rt!pm t _on th~ st'hool. ! Ely. Glenn filaze, Mrs. James John- I of_the United Methodist church M~s. W. ~ · Barmtz rcs1gnffi a s : Mr. and Mrs. Don Graber of son and Mrs. Gene Conde. Oth· ' h w111 meet at ihe home of Mrs spm tual \Jfe sccrel.ary P.nd Mtss Cl 1 d .d ers present were Mrs_ A nou~ Frank Stew<~rl Monda:y at 2 p. Lucretia Genheimer was elected wc".:'kec.n"dn .1hsphcnt t eth holM! ay Howard, Mrs. Glenn Hens!~~ · "' W Wtd Mermoer. ' rs · and Mrs. Charles White. •I m. w11h Mrs. Virginiu · Slater as' to t11e off'ICf' Mrs . s·l mt! 1 was EM 00 co· hostess. elected as vice presidrnt and · ·. . • · . rs. Wood s ~on, LET YOUR OLD SET BE A DOWN PAYMENT Mr~ . Glen Dill as chrisliar vo· ~urtls, 1 ~ confm~ to ~e Kaiser PLAN GUEST SHOW Clwrtpr iR Drt1J1~d catmn representative to the Fo~da~mrf HosptLal m. Holly- Mrs. Leo Bryan and Mrs. Carl ._. church bourd. !~;nt.' a 1 · as a medical pa- Will of the .Winding Trail GarFor [. . aura Ruth Reports on the workshop heid i den Club w11l be guests on the The chnrter wa:: draped in at Beaver were given by Mrs . \.arden' · Club Radio Program i memory of Laura Huth when S~ith, M~s. ~obert Warner and BREA~S OWN RECORD Monday morniing, September 14 : P'orest H.ose Counc1l, Daughters M1ss LydJa Ebersbach. They al- . NE\\ YO~K 1UPI1- Bob far - over WMPO. The program was of America. me l Tuesday rven- so gave the goals, activit ies and rmgton_ of Richwood. Ohio, shat* changed to the second Monday ing. _ I study books for the year . Pray· ter~d h1s own American harness because of Labor Day. The QcMildred Headley. counf'ilor, er by Mrs. Smith closed the :acmg. record of 203 races won tober guest will be Mrs. Fred 1 ~ a smgle season hy capturing Nease of the Wildwood Garden presided and opened the meet- met·Ung. ing in ritua li stic rorm . Ada BisSIX rof'eS over the Labor Day Club and wm be Oct. 5. sc\1 was installed as associate OWNE t; weekend to boost his 1964 total vice counc1lor A " · R. HIP CORRECTED I w 200 TO HAVE PICNIC · ... ommumca~ Th 1914 VI 0 d I f+' 0 rd d · 1 tlon was read frnm Edith Wake· 1. he L b De rlv~n The Pomeroy Tigers Boys ·" . d.J~tnr . t deputy. conl"erning 1 m p l e a or . ay parade m GRIFFI'fH ARRIV~'' . Co<! League baseball club will hold Consoles Tablt Model a me:•tin.e: for rt epu!if's. st;.J tp d o~eroy an~ ptctured In ~es- LONDON (UPJ f-Wel tPn~:eight ils annual potluck picnic SaturJffi eers. di st rict ofril'ers, eoun- ~y ~ p.:~pcr IS owned by \tllt_on champion Emile Griffith arriVed day , September 12. Families are C' I' ·Jr~ and R..- ~ocin:e councilors ~Jl~]l( · f~ dsalesman for Ke•th Wednesday nigbt for hi s world I (o meet at the Salisbury School to he held· at Tupper~ Pl:1ins: . ' 0 e _·or · It was stn ted er- title fight with Brian Curvis of at 1:30 p.m. and are reminded Sept 20 1 rtm eou s l~· bt'l ow the photo that Britain Sept 22 1t b · tabl · Tl~e ~ommission f PI .. thr <'il r is owned hy Coble · ' · · · o rmg e servtce. Theme of Meeting M 'deli CALENDAR eporf 'I Corduroy S'KIRTS 4.95 Blouses to Match .1.98 VALUE ·- L&Z SHOP I Potluck Dtnner H /d T d e ay By WSCS G POUND PKG. 1 ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT'Y • UP TO I ON Co·l 2 DAYS ONLY I l I t SliCED ..... I J --------- - - - - -- POUNDS ;I I Rowan as rouncil de~)Uty , fo r 1 · the year was read . The Boostf'r' meeting wa s announ('ed f I PLAN BELLING , Monday , October l2 8.1 8 1 or A belling and shower will be Grace :·~wan urgPd 'r. lt ~~;,- held at the Hemlock Grove bers to coopf'rate wi •n the new Grange Hall on Saturday. Sept deputy and that all b 12, at 8 p. m. for Mr. and Mrs. rnem ers L H. Th bl . . work together for the order. At . a~ry emes. e pu JC IS the close of the meellng, re- mvii.ed . freshments were served. ----VISITS I'ARENTS SPEAKER 11.1. Miss Mildred Roush. proff"sMrs. Campbell H~rper re- sor of Home Economics al Colee.lved word Wednesday that orado State College, Ft. Collins, Dr. Ralston Michell of Detroit Colo., has been 11. guest at the RIZER'S SPECIALI I Mich ., is seriously ill. ,or ·• "42" blackwall lube-type. 7.50114 or 1.70xl5 Nylon AII·WUIIIII "42" bllokwall tubeless ZJI4 As Advertised In Good Housekeeping ln ~~~) a~tthin l l e nO't.lbe Model 5219U Available in Maroon Available in Ebony color Availablt in Available in AYailable in Walnut, Walnut. Mahogany Mahogany Walnut, Mahogany , Mocltl 5231U Available In Walnut, Blonde Oak, Cherry FrulllwOod TUFSY Pamily and Your Possession• Modol l21lU Mahogany Nylon All-Weather Water Can Do To You, Your Modol l!IIU Availollle In Walnut, 6.70xl& Ta~ Model 52D6U Model l22JU The Wiltf Thlngt That Ordinary • Modol 5226U R. S. P. 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I NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE , Special 2-Day Sale-Sept. 11 and 12 -- -------- - - --------All New 1965 Handcrafted Quality Zenith ·color TV Feat- 1 t 2 DAYS ONLY COLOR TELEVISION I Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. CLOROX BLEACH PARMOUNTS ~ SWEET PICKLES 32 oz. JARS FOR 00 GALLON · SIZE • �• ) 'J• I' j j • ' r·--- " About People In • Pomeroy I Blue Ribbons Presented.Artistic, Unusual Arrangeme'nts at. Show ' Ic~m•.Hohb Cartl, 1. Hank•e Shower. . ~ teacher of nower arran&· An exhl):)it fJJ 18 broad leal evergreens and a n Interesting dlsplay of dried and treated plant materiala: lncluding skel· etonized magnolia leaves, corn husks, okra, catta.Us and Chineae ClJestnut, blghlighted Mn. Jamea Titus, also anjudge of lhe Ohio Assj)clation of Garden Clubs, won four blue ribbons fn the tf!dt" dl · · f th ah ac~edlt~ :er ;inu:to~n~es ~cl~ Q ' James Quick, Mrs. Mayme and the wscs will serve' as Holmos, Mrs. Harry Potts, Miss hostesses lor the dinner. Fra nkie Mumaw. Mr. Richard " Du k th nd Lh h red All women of the church are c wor a ' ono invited to attend the dinner guest. 'J meeting whether members or . I BAKER'S Philip Sisters Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy 11111181 W , . . -lltlmIll( ltalftlns alttl Cllt INt l.lfll }'011 t11M .IIIII Clltl It I JI.IIICt. WtttfPJOOf•, Mlf. HIE KINe l•llt tine and dati 11:.1 lftra, """'" prOOf"' lttf.wlllcliftl, SlllrtiJ 11)11d --*ilalloa lila . . 17 Jtwtll. steeL 17 Jtwtll. Ule New Horizons chtss. Others placing exhibits Mrs. Cush Johnston, The Big Bend Area's Most Sensational Sale NOW AT INGELS FURNITURE e TWO DAYS ONLY e OPEN UO - Mrs. Chsis Diehl won a blue ribbon fOr her arrangement in the "Bountiful" class and Mrs. Grace Drake received a first for an arrangement featuring ........... ;' ,. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPT. II and 12 , New Sweaters 2 99 to 13·99 ' Bentz Wolfe. Mrs. Wllllam Baxter and Mrs. Sliced Bacon Ends BY DEL MONTE Peaches· wiiAa~Jkh classes were Mrs . Charles Is ol the lj'inding Trail Club and Mrs, Robert JteiDei of lhe Middleport Amateurs. Sabra Canaday won a blue bon in the junior specimen category, 3 lb. $1 ARGO BRAND Misses' and ladi es' fashions at low cost. Wools, Ny lons and Mohair Italian Knits . . Cardigan and Slipover styles. CdtnpAI candles. Receiving blue ribbons their entries In the 12 5,30 P.M. MEETS FRIDAY ln the "Woodhue" and " Peace"' Recine, 0. Saturday, Sept. I , $1 SKINLESS WIENERS, 2~ lb. pkg. GROUND BEEF SWEATERS an'd SKIRTS I categories. REES FLORAL Third 51. Mr. chairman of. the show. Mrs . Johnson , son of and Mrs . i was Impressed by the George w Johnson Mason at· "Near Horizons" class ~tating tended wciliama High School. that many more blue r1bbons ribbono went to Mrs. Jewell for her arrangements i F======--=======~~--""-=­ ANNOUNCING MIDDLEPORT, 0 , . JUST REAL SAVINGS - NO STAMPS - NO GIMMICKS Certified Oil Station W. M•in St. Pomeroy 1 Aug 25. ' Mary Shrine, White Shrine or 100 persona observed , Jerusalem, will meet at Robert the exhibits of . the show. IOOF Hall Friday al 8 p. m. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Court St., Pomeroy was assigned to the 25th Artil· FIRST QUALITY REGULAR Fashion News For Fall! ment, . and a table arrangement used . of glalfjoll and mwns; two blue Over SH Our E~1e111Rie Collection of BULOVA Wolchu From. $24.76 INNERSPRING GRAND OPENING 1 Mrs. Cush Johnston was the ! lery in Germany three firsts, including a design would bave been given If the In a ~tile, a . vertical arrange- merit judging system had been wlndlfll."""' IKQI(I htrlll. txltfttkln biM."" ..... e Bunk Beds • $59 10% ABOVE COST theme, and 9 arran8J!ment depleting day, " today, and t~morrow 1 ~~ot.;a~ml~a~r~e~to~b~ri~ng~ta~b~le~se~r-~::::;::::;;;::~==~~~~~ ~~ . a ulletins on pest an m floral piece In a controls featherstone ASsiGNED TO UNIT the Famlly Album class, an container provided by Mrs. altar ~rrange?'ent. a deSign in Oleva Cottrill and arranged by MASON - Army Specialist a me:~ ..contamer with the Mrs. Paul Wino. Five James A. Johnson , 2.3, Bathir;Ja: SIMON'S and Mrs. Richard Roush, Mr . Presidents of the Eleanor Circle, 1 a terrace overlookmg woods. and Mrs. Thomas Clark , Mrs . Afternoon Circle, Class No. 12, ! -~ a lb\"e ma~s arrag~ment In Half Sizes 0 ., Sept. I the educational display. The club scrapbook which received bonarable mention in Region 11 of the OAGC was also on display. Other f~atures in the educationa! section included a dis· play of gardening manuals, ~rrbangi~g books, magazines andd Methodist Church. . Ivice. I Combme for Dinner . ' Several members of the Star~ . , ENTERTAIN GUESTS Cl dinner meeting I D d M Le t L R h a.ss of th e Syra•:US<; rlrst of A•IIcombmed Circles of the W.S.C.S. I .r_- an rs. ~ er . ous , Uruted Presbyterian Church of Heath Methodist Church will I Wh!Spermg Pmes Farm, Long went _to the hbrne rr M~. P~rl begin the ran activities at the Bottom, R~. 1, entertamed ~ · McBnde . rerenUy honormg him church. The Qinner will be held , and Mrs. Gene Abels and cblidon hill birthday. , He was given I Monday evening September 11 1 ren , Barbara , Beth, Bradley, a card and hankie s~ower . at 6 p.m . in the basement dining and Sara, and Dr. and Mrs . Refreshments of Ice cream. : room with the meeting to fnl· ] ~am~~ ~emp . and chHdren, AIcake, coffee and iced tea were p ow . The Eleanor Circle will an , .J i.ld_ ) , Bnan and Mary, of serv~d to Mrs . Pearl McBride, j present .the devoUons for the G_alhpoll~ Sunday afte~noon. A Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Durst, Mr. evening. Presidents and Vice p~emc supper was .'"JOYed on Mn. James Jackoon ol Ew- f¥ibel, marigold and celosla, lngwn, accredited nower judge u.r.e firsts. 11\lf, presented blue ribbons tor lbe many artistic and wlUJUal arrangement! at the annual flower 11how sponsored by the RlNjand Garden Club over :the w~~~- The show was )leld In lbe baoement of the Rutland I Heath.Ci~cle• to 5 lb. $1 Large No. 2J,', Cans HOLSUM WHITE BREAD bt1P9UI \ 6 lvs. $1 In the house plant division ribbons went to us, two; Mrs. Paul Wlnn, o ; and Mrs. Reibel, one. In horticulture dlvtslnn ce awardsl were prE,san,ted ll ~lue i SERIES OF GOLF" GOES BIG ~~l®w nla apd n\~rigold; nounclng lhe birth 'ef a da~:~~' er, Karen Lynn, on F AOgusl 28. Grandp.l;ents · . Mr. and Mra. Thad Searls Hunllnttoii Beach, formerly Middleport, The Stanleys also have two other children, Gregroy Ji>e and Cheryl Virginia. One Of These Famous MEETS TONIGHT Pomeroy Chapter 136, OES, In regular s~on to7:30 for the r urpose During Our Early Ollar -* Model 5AZOJ4 U $1 ~led to · boycon5ole 10 atnuil'+e ve n eer& end hardwood 1ol1ds. Yu• or chotce n l ~c t or Mahopny •n•wa 1111 ••tnut ltiUIIOfL REG. $399 NOWIO% ABOVE COST ONLY I _ ._. f•,: •. _.........,.~,. -·· ... styles. Plains, plaids, checks and dark colors. ... .1_ ;1 The "nfcest comfort you've ever found comes with POTATO~ witness this stacked heel kittie pump, perfection with suits. Brown or black NO. 2 SIZE ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT, OijiO OPP. LOWER PAI{KJNG LOT POMEROY E. MAIN ST. RKET WY 2-3975 POMEROY '• \ ., your biggest bread .buy! .l ' * ....... ·- [t Heiner's KING SIZE ... easily the Yf!!fY best blead va lue money can buy, with such excel lence in texture, 11avor and freshness ~hat more and more hou sewives insist on Heiner's enriched b\"ead as the quality standard for their table. Next time and every ' time, pick up a loaf of Heiner's KING SIZE at your favorite store, the economy loaf with 37.5% rnore bl'eadl $269 ~ .... a.... _. Dependability e.t!uW.. • Z.nltll'-a Now Supaor· \l ldeo Renga 82-ChHnet T~nlnt S.~ale"' for Longer TV Life and Greetet Pte · lure Stability e Aulo"'ath:: "Frlllge-t.ock"Circuit • T- Z.nlth Quality 7" 1 S" Froft& 50 bog ... Open Evenings Til7 P.M.- Saturday Til'9 P.M. """-- ..t!o Prlnt.d Circuits lb S"IMON'S plus freight looilh full ''"""''"'' FUTURES , HANDC11tA .. T.D 1.99 25 lb. a Scotch' brogue - - i ID . . • •*"" 1 Bag Misses' and Iarlies sldrts in a wide va1iety of II FLOUR '. I 1d!IU all AtWI detJJ ,_. Boo. II' ~·lie ... .,,. PQtl;w•...-. tkiiUs we'll gill8 J1011 a .... lie h !1111 . . Booohr ~ a. ,_. • llii)Rft. titlills )lOll to recoitoe a • 5111 IIIOIU•IG Booster lNG Coal Ph I: 81111 lllliDr ._ . - crm<ort It's ,.... ... just f• Otloclel f.S lilat Sllllltar $16951 ,.. t6 tl£11d - call alloa I )110111 bllr .a t6 ..,_ WIRM b jDst ONE COlA M()qJJIIGCclliiAI'?" I' '&•lll*•ewiJI 'IIIII qo ..... IB- I --~B ) ' II . . . . Ttl• CHIITlRTON llr'lfot WORLD SERifS of GOt!' Sale! Septa whar 21st! aIll - bar - t6 IIese ~·· cL ' ':II' _ . vi • 5111 MOri.IG Coat ,.• SPECIALLY RESIGNED I IENWIDNALLY PRICED I 2.99 to 6.99 crushed upper leather 14.99 •' New Skirts DAUGIFI'EJI, BORN Mr. and . Mrs. · Orvillt ,Stan· II ler, (Florence Sea\;ls) of ln&ton Beach, CaRl., are Plain or , Self·Risfng , ~' and Pomeroy ed for softness and long wearability, Choose from a wide ranee of sizes and widths. Sizea ~ to 10. Widths A, B, to AA, AAA and AAAA. IPlt:IAlLY UEVELIPEDI Style 1037 1038 rolie; Mrs. Ruby Halliday, dahlia; Mrs.1 Virgil Atkins, At Chapman-Canaday Cre.:u::ent toes, squar~ throotlinet, low .!!nd mid heels for fashionable accent. Airfoam cushion- D 1s tmct!~a Co n~mp oro~ r ~ Small Eggs _ 3 ....}1 9 to I Mrs. Matgaret Parsons, VINIE•a ...-autcr HA.DWOOD SOLIDS Mounlltd &p.elcera .: THIS I Oo/o 1 ,· ABOVE COST SALE INCLUDES Z'NITH COLOR and BLACK & ALSO ZENITH TAKE STEREOS. Mil WHITE TV, cw, 5189.95 YOUR 11.99 ... ,......... Extra Added Attraction ••• Save As Nevet Before At INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT BAGS TO MATCH WY TElliS . ' ' LEATHER GLOVES TO MATCH 4 P1tcec1 .... 011' '5149 ••••u• ........ •I!••+ CJ Ellr.,r .y••• 01111J a liitls 1M 00111 lniD ~ill& lloulsc.-~ "EVERYTHING ,. ......J..w. . PO....,,...,., •• Gallit.,llaldl ... liP ., 48 Wlt:h t:ha popular raaaalabla and label 'a.r ;d,· wa·r e , . .. \ ' . ~ ~ POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI ! 11•1111 WARM ~-Oiiet ~~ ..._, patented 4-flue . !Jnlnc lilt IT1IS ' In the Mlddlo Block Noxt to Elberftlldl OPEN ALL DAY .9S • ' Chapman -Canaday · E-~ bersbach . MIDDLEPORT e SEE OTHER ZENITH AD IN THIS ISSUE X ., ' . ..,:h . I I' ' IN . ,·t ' ,r ' OHIO >: " '•' ., ' .MORE . BRE~Q!" " ~ /' ·e " ....... r • t!,. 1"' ~ - �....... . . . . . . . ............... .. . _ ,..-. .. , .... 1., ... ...... ~ -~-..&1 ... .,...,.. • .. \I \ r---------., ~~ Sentinel, Polll_:roy-Mlddlep~~ ~p_t:__10, 1~ 1 1 WANT AD INFORMA liON ........, ......., O.otlttoe ..ao Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of O&AI>U"IO ... OQ lottnN Putlll"U- SlOt p QUALITY Y A. 1961 Corvair CAN\ 'JU..,&.A I'IUN• MRR .. "fltJNf 7® $1299 Wagon Less than 30,000 actual miles, Power,lide, radia, heater. Sharp inside and out . Il . . ... .. trUI '"' _ , , . , """' ..... Do ., Pvhll... lloe lllliUVI A I'IUN&o ........ ,.•..,b., _r.,.. I edit !IF ,...,_ ·1\~- lO) 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon $899 Local owner, 6 cyl. Standard trans ., radio, beater, clean in· side and out. \Qt' "•"'' ~ -~ •hnU 11'1 I"Yll' ll:;rt'A1't ....,..,...,.. •mrr>••tl••••' .... ouh m. trill onf ""' ~"II"•• fot ....... ~ ... 'I-Tt• lftiOM"'::"" ... _ . . . . 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. - - - - $169 &A rltlo C...'- ~~ •oro Radio. ht.>ater, V8 motor, needs repairs, standard trans. Good lires. $pedal. •nHI ~"" otfte lllto•matr r.b1•1• lltJ Cflnb '~n 11 ..,;entt ...., .,....,. ,..,pu.... rn,..,. 0011 la•rt:l~ OIIC:OIIrt• ... ~·~~~~ ••• .-•o •H"'" 11 a.,... :AilD 01 fttA.Nll.lo • M'!', .Ullb - mum t1 '»> for C&t!}l !Ill· 'l(l"lhoo•• OFlo ICS tCU ., - DENTAL AN~ MEDICAL ASSISTANT Television Rev11e Women needed to fiB pOsitions 11 Assistant. in D~ntat Professional Officea and Hospitall. Complete Tramin&, Profeuionat, Public Relations, Laboratory, ReeeptioniJt, Speech arwt <.:berm - a.;te 18 . M . Shurt Course, ~xtellent ~laries, married or sing!~. Will not mterfere wtth pres. ent job. Cambridge College-. Wnte, etving addre•s and telephone number to Box 668.C, c/ o The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. Unlled Preso lllleraatlonal HOU..YWOOD (UPI) - Here In Hollywood,_ 1 Jll"ell JIWI1 movie actonJ at¥1 other rum workers ~""P waiting for llgns of • clear, postlve breaklhroull> of pay-TV and iU Implicit, immense promise of added employment. That Is why the obstacle cowse faced by the fledgllng Los Angeles-san Francisco payTV operation, Subscription Telovision Inc. (STV), with Ita noUonal implicationo,.ls of lncreaslllg Interest each day. It lA a course that eometimoo seem• •• ominous a& a mile-wide logjam. Well known by now I! the fierce light being wage<! by oupporters of the so-called "freeTV" movement against pay·'cy. They have, In fact, sue<:eeded in getting on the November California ballot the question of whether pay-'l'V should be banned in the stale. If the vote count ~Qes against pay-TV, \hen iTV's very existence could be threatened. Real Estate For Sele FOR SALE - 4 room house. 1 acre ground, Rt. 1. Reedsville. Winnie Bailey, Box t89. 9 9 6tp ....,rd mln l• tiUUEUo 1.10 a. • r..o u•· r Y o.u, 'UilllrdU ...JI!31• ,o\ .. 'I> LttOD DDO.. For Rent ,,., 80 &~'I' 00 PI .A( ;I. A I.J;SUL 1 P'ROUUC :I'NIJ WAN'f 4D 6 PHONE WY 2-2157 For and bath house, in USED LuMliER - 2 by 4 X I( 25c each. Also used brick, Minersville. Wrile Raymond $15.00 per 1000. Phone WY 2· 5312. 9 I0 6tc 755 Stelzer Rd., Lot L.----------'j 247, Columbus, 19, Ohio.9 9 6tc Notice _ __ Sale ROO~t ' I Brown, r prise that the ~aned culturnl f tlon, having a hug• baelrlog of allraction• have not done as show' fJ""IIJ other educali<mal won numerically. lM In any ataliot11 ~ . cose, It It 110 iecrol !Mt 8TV Tilt CIJIDDel Swim: officials have been taking a hove been firmed !01' sharp look very receJ}Ily at the · appearances by the two ¢ 2 BEDROOM house with bath, basement, hardwood floors, built - in cabinets. 1676 Line. oln Heights. Ca ll Tracy 9 8 31c I FREE to good farm hom e.! Male Boxer, registered. Ph. WY 2-3249. Whaley. WY 2·3054 . WILL TAKE elderly people- in· i 9 9 tile to my home. Phone WY 2- · 2967. 9-8-lilp MEXICAN tomatoes. William H. Holmes, Syracuse. 8 28 tfc ===========- • I.! 'I entire producUon setup, and at presidential nominees on prlmt OKI'l'lJ W'tlf'O \. viewer habits. 1o the ''cullure" Jli&ht-t:ime broadcasts of CBS. erea, mru:e competition will he TV'I "Face the Nation": lle!t. Thus STV 11as bad 1o apend 1 faced by STV come Sept. 2B Hubert H. Humjlhrey on Sepl small fof1UI)e, rtghl alibi star~ when a Los Angeles educational 16 and Rep. Wllliam E. Miller fi&hting back. Afalnit · lhe op- television channel staru opera- on Sept. :W. a&RN&V GOOGLE •"" SNUI'FY SMIT,. posttion of 11101111 theatre exhlbltora, . with their walght at the DAILY CROSSWORD major sludlot, lilt pay-TV flnn DOWN 15.014 ~sa has aillo had to llCl"amble to get ttmae l.Bqooe! 1. Not tall li.!Dfr&. I.Preten.e 2. FamoWI new motion ptclurOI - and quent .......t.: even these are not quite • ftrs~ lt . ....... Bib. run, but rather about niee 10. "'"""'" 3. eoru.t.ena. ~0. Boy'• Jllek• et... months old, at lea&t. And new ll.l<fDIt.rMM>UJU. movies are a prlme backbOne tt. s~~oep-uu eaUona: 22. 8 of pay-TV. 1'- Fortify oomb. form 21.Kum. a. ~ Furthermora, the network• Ia. Adtull'• 34Ainert. Wlto . .-...c-• ......Q" . . . ." . are ~aing their best to sign up 111. "lU!Uea 8. PluetOC' M.Vexea for l~ng-term contracts the ma· jiOlm 80. SpeaJt: lil4l<ul 7. Cuckoo l$he1t.ert 37. Hindll jor sports eventa w)llch are 1T. Fr~ ot 8. Reier to 26. Fem&le fowl guitar probably as esse 0 tial as new liO. b&et.erl& Aal.ot 0Uuali7 .0. Small 'riolln 211.movies to pay-TV.. In addition, 21. Rendered ll. ll'uel 30. .A. club U . Breacb. ta.to!BWlne 13. Kln'dof 31. B&rbarlty 42. Mother of CBS not ion~ ago .bought tile cluclr. IrlBh JrOdo aa.Ro'-' New York Yankees, which some 22. Aatringent NO NEED ro-cHuCKL£!'fruit observers consider strong pro- 211. Compaoo WAIT ANY LONGER. TO point .MY SLkJE, L1 1L tection for network · television TORTURE M'/ KID SISTER!! AE!>NER,, OUGHT agakl.st a possible pay-TV in- 211. Muslo note lll,)l-· TO ARRIVE HERE v"'ion of the nation's biggest WITH •IT" ANY P"""""' city. 2'/.N-: lll>llr. MINUTE NOW!.! Early tabulatio~s at STV have 28. Quo18 80.Strengtb: Illustrated. the obvious: That colloq. movies and sports get most of 12. Put the big audiences. It !A no sur- as. Lonp tor: ~\ ,p. lw I'UD LASIWI~"\~' WHAT HE WANTED WUZ A BOY _, '·'-- .... .... WHAT IS IT Tf.·llS T I ME., 'YOU SAD ISTIC SWINE? colloq. 18. Rilllt WorohtpfUI; abbr. 117- ~totr ··44.-38.N8rrQw tnlol:' pol, ueett• 41, Mtrrll,y fS. Ten4 45.te. Handl out. NIIIODOJ' HOUSE tor rent 'in 1 I Pomeroy, three rooms and bath. Call WY 2-3573 •fter 5 p m. 727 _1f_ c~ HOUSE, 4 rooms. bath. picture windo\\ . basement. pick· 1 et fence yard. 1671 Lincoln service and travel service Heights. Phone WY Z-2780. 8·:!2-tlc CALL: F'OUR room furnishf'd apartE. M. BURTON PLANNING , YOUR VACATION? Rood oorvlco, ball bond I ' 1 WY 2·2632 S71 Broadway Mlddl•port ment. Phone WY 2-3658. II 24 lie Big Freezer Sale All Sites e Sele PrieN e USED BUYS e 21 cu. ft. Frigid•,.. Ched FreeHt $125 16 cu ft ChHt frHaer $100 9 cu. ft. Hohtolnt Refrig.rator S65 23 w ft Unlco 'Jpr..ht $100 12 cu. ft Crosley Refrigerator $75 9 cu. ft. Frlgld•re Rofrlgerelar ;----:c:--: S50 Finstane Wr,nger Washer :;-:--;;-;-- _ S50 Unlco Autom1tlc Washer S75 house, Pomeroy Landmark AUTtJMUBlLE Insurance beeD FOR RENT, modern six rooms and bath. Youngs- W'Y 2-2181 heir C•n•v . Mer cancelled? l..ost your opera· mr'a UceDIO! CaD W\' 2-!!1116 town kitchen, tile noor. lo- 1':;;;;;;;;'""'""":""'"7""'""';;:::~1 5 room bouse, Langsville, acres ground , electrilcit:y.l l good well. Clara Bell• Smith, 2 miles from Langsville office. 9 8 3tp DAILY CBl'l'TOQIJtftll- Bere'allow &o work l&1 RADIATOR SERVICE lo LOJIGI'BLLOW - · '' i ~'-- . ter llfmpl)' -...~ t1Jr OIID\her. In IIlio - p i t A le u..d , for U.e throe L'o, X r.. the- &., •to. !olton, apoeo , trophies. the llmctb aad.lom..tloa of the WOIU arf! au hint.,. _,. day tho ooc1o From the larrzest trock or FOR SALE _ Two _ three buUdorer radiator to thf' room apartment h·Jillding.IJ smallest heater core. "'' f:'ontact R.ichRrd F' . F i c Chester, Ohio, 985-4015. • 9-8-litp FIRST QUALITY REGULAR BlAEnNAR'S let- Stni!O aro dliteo'eGt. .t OIJil 1 8KA .KW'KBIIUWHZ VH110. Certified Oil Station WZ BltA Qaetatloll JIIIBQX &zo K& PltXQ• BHKa P A.ilfW ACAX PBXQVBVO.-.W A.S:O XX It A. Y~ FOR SALE: New a,.,..._. THE LlllNGTB El8' 'l'HINGS IS Dol_.,...,,_, VANlJT. OlfLY TIUliR HEIGHT IS JOY,-BANT&YAIIIA. brick house, 61h acres Ill baths. Wall · w · carpeting. 2 fire places, basement. Phone WY Z~~5 1 -=-:...,.--~==-c after S p. m. 9t FOR SALE! GOOD RAILROAD TIES· 1151\c cat.d al 136 Lincoln-rd. Calli MEXICAN tomatoes. WIIUam WY 2.:JOZO. b 29 tfc H. Holmes, Syracuse. Mabel Betz, Carol Hutchinson, In Memorv ====~--:==::::-1 8 2B lfe HOME for rent In UNFURNISHED apartment, . 25c EACH. AT OLD T.N.T. AREA Mrs. Jesse Anderson, Mrs. Mil· IN MEMORY of ow loving with bath and utility room .. ~INGER Sewmr machine• rooms aod bath. Bad yo• ..,.. II'OINel ton Clark and Infant son, Mrs. CALL OR SEE .... wife and mother, Mary, who 80311 Brownell Ave .. Middle- new. $59 so up. !>everal used We illlvo oD 0 . Vernon Lucas and infant son, passed away Seplember 9, port. Call WY 2_3045 . maclunes a\ bargalll price!l Sewer Maebblet HOUSE for sale. Beside Bra1l·l Mrs. Bllly R. Brooks and in· 1963. tc The ~'abrlc %op. ~~n~er Sal .. Rnsoa1ble Ralel 9 10 3 fan\ son, and Mrs. John L. bury school. Call WY """"" 1 eau w~ z.m• Da' .. Ntpt I have lost my soul's companand Serviee, Pomeroy . Ohio NEW HAVEN, W. VA. SIX R()()M house. Laurel Cliff .10n Brown, Jr.; aod infant d~ugh­ • WY 1.-2284. t 21 lie 7. Uc ter. A life linked with my own. Rd. Phone WY 2-3319. And day by day I miss her 9 10 tfc Shop,shells hunting FOR more, APARTMENT, 138 Butternut. Stewart"' supplies. Gun Shotgun of est SAI.EbuUdlng,Middlepo•r''s located 352 tal~ N I ;~~~~~Nioti~·c~e~~;;~ As I walk through life alone. Very nice for thrte or rooms all kinds. Have guns - will Second Street, Middleport ~al"":.·;;: ... c;-.: 4 0. Hindy and Family for men with kitchen privil· trad~. Have shells - w iII Priced for quick ealt 1rJ. :!1~ office_··:.::.....:"'"·; 9 10 ltc eges. Inquire Thursday, Fri- :sell. De JOt St., Rutland, quire at Ohio Hotel. tf ~Yl~~0 j 0~,;·~,{'f;:~~~J:::~'·7, ---- .. -·-- -day or Sa turday. 9 10 3tc Ohio. 9 3 l5tc =,.-,==-:-~-:;-:; 10 lf' ._c_ toiL~~~ co.I. SALE lD MJddl*:!port; 4 · The Bo•rd of Count,. Com minion· 'I For Sale or Rent ONE '~<• ion Chevrolet truck , li'OR for Sale ), .... ...._ brl • reterve. the rl•ht to r e ject any 2 en ~uum c.. hOuse, or 1111 bld~ -----------~ electric motors. Phone WY 2- bathS. l01 and a ball OUI of MEJGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FIVE ROOMS and bath, hollse. 1961 VINDALE Mobile Home, _3319. 9 10 tfc · _ By: Lucme Norrll, Clerk ·- H d s Middl · high water . Nit~• locauoo. <u' to, 1'7. ttc ~~ u son t.. eport. i 52 x 10 with a 10 x 15 alumin· ROUND TABLE. bed -springs, "-call .-xu by appotntment. or UGAL NOTICE Rio Grande College is offering 13 evening classes the fall semester. Seven InqUire Obi0 H0tel· &..l~tfc 1 urn awning. Roger Keller, mattress, dresser, hand WY Z..288D or WV 2-3250. The undenla"ned. will otfer at puo. De aale to the ltiJ'hut bl.d.d.er. at thl' . of these will be taught at the college, the others will be offered at varioWI Star Route, Pomeroy, Ohio, sweeper, all for $15. BendlX (8) 10 Uc Btaettnar Auto company, In Pomero)' , ~'3393 D $20 S K t Ca Oblo, at lD a. m . on ~tember 14. I Ph Ch t Wanted To Buy one es er uu.r · ryer. · ee a Y rpen: roii:SAii:E;IiOfiriS.iii-1•P757S6M3. 1957 Ponuac. a door ...dan, s -N other locations throughout South-Central 1nd Southeastern Ohio. All students 9 9 6tc ter, Hysell Run Road. :::::-;;-.,.---,;,---:-;----.,.; " 10 3 Minbnum prlc. t~. OO. planning to enroll in evening classes mus\ notify the registrar as early as WANTED to buy or rent- 1950 Harley Davidson Motor• tc ville. Three bedroom:'J Blaettnar Auto co. _lJ'ment.l Pomeroy, Ohio b th S II d Fann elevator suitable for cycle 175. Fine shape, good c--=c-'CC"---cc:--:--~~ a · rna own Pl c&l to. 3t<" possible before registration day so that he may check their credentials and 1- Electric refrigerator, G.E. Phone SH 2·5468. moving dirt from basement. tires. Call WY 2-6708. -----9 9 3tc I dinette set, t bed complete, assign an advser to th-.m before registration day. All evenmg students will G. E. Reuter, 666 Union Ave. ;;;-;=-==o:-;c-c::1 buffet, 1 dresser, extra Pomeroy Phone WY 2·2490 or PURE • BRED Gernuui Shep- chairs, 1 pair curtain stretch- HOUSE FOR SALE: ' begin their registration by reporting to the registrar's office, where further WY 2-2431. 9 4 6tc herd puppies, AKC registered ers, 1 quilting frame. Henry furnished. Minersville. $30110 instructions will be given. f 25 lie _ _ _....,._ _ _ _ _ 311 months old. Phone WY 2· Beach above Bradbury School Phone W\' 2-3312. USED stoker !or coal furnace . 304Z or contact 834 E. Main. 9 10 3tp ENTERED HOSPITAL ' REGRISTRATION IS TO BE CO"l..)UCTED ON THE COLLEGE Contact Howard Robinson by ALL BRIC~ veneer ranch borne. Among those who entered 9 8 Pomeroy· Jte FREE LOAN of our -efficient callln1 Cll 7·225.'. 9 3 6tc Q~lity co~truction_ and ma· Holzer h ita! in the past 24 CAMPUS REGISTERED Jersey cow Carpet Shampooer FREE \erial. SpaCious llvmg room, osp ROT WATER boiler and stok- with third calf, hay, Masi!ey with purchase of Blue Lustre 3 over-siZed bedrooms, 2 hours were Jolm I. Jones, 1710 Good Shampoo. Baker F,urniture, car patio 2 stocy out build· Court St., Mrs. ~ E. Reapp, er, coal fired. Harry Hill, Ferguson Tractor in Roglotr1tion for ovenlng elauoa: shape. Call SH 2-M24. Middleport. 9 9 61c ing. WeU 'located on bf>autllul· Rt. I Gallipolis, Stanley _Marvin Rl 2 Racine. Cll 7·2142. 1 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 -6:30--8:00 P• m. 1y landscaped hill. Tbree Harrison, Rt. 2 Galilpolis, Her· 8-19-lfc .~~~~~--79~8~6~\ei=~==~~~~---WANTED, used furniture, tools, "B 'S'IZE potatoes. Also 1933 PEACHES, ready, bring con- miles nortb ol Fairgrounds. bert S. Sanders, Rt.MI Crown SATURDAY, ~EF!TEMBER 12- 8:00·•· m. ~12:00 ' noon R\. No. 33. Tenns may C1ly , ·•· Charles . Roush. disluus and household goods. Chevrolet for sale or Lrade taiuera. Webster Fruit Farm, On Compus c1.,.e1 2321 'rson Ave., Pt. Plea· Any amoun~ large or small. for pickup. Charles R !far· Long Bottom, Ohio, Phone arranged. Call WY U6l5 9-5-lfc lsanl . Carl W. Gerlach, 32 C.iU Knotts Auction, Galllpo- ris, Portland, Ohio. P h one 985-3201. 8 5 tfc Cl111 F•culty 1-oi:atlon · Credit l)oy Time, P. M. Wi Ct., Pt. Pleuant, Mrs. 111, Ohio. Phone 446-Z917. VI 3-2693. 9 a 12tc Auto Sales Jr Watkins, 116 English Tu. 7,8 Art Apprec!ation m . .Mrs. Geotge , :'"A t4' Help Wanted -9 lO _ Z __: Otp BEAGLE PUPS, one male and . DR. PI . tlt V~ T Ct., . Pleasant, Jack D. Paugh 1962 2 T!{.fi . '!~ Calcul~• I, 311 ' M• Forshey A1 3 · -• one female, 6 weeks old. Call . ymoo or- EXPERIENCED cashier, Mason, W: Va., Earl S. Henry, .... .:'~· ... Bv1Inell 0 pportunlli&l WY 2.:>.327 after 4 p. m. que Fhght, power brakes. RaIntroduction to . , . Mason, W. Va ., Mrs. Clarence stock clerks. petienced COMPETENT MAN OR 2 hrs. ' Wed. . 9 8 ate dio and beater. Tlus weak petienced persoll! only Music II, 311 Mrs. Northcutt D. HOffman, Rl. 2 Letart, W. ~·. . WOMAN wanted in area cov81395. Powell's Service Sta· Political Science 211 . , <(:~, LARGE Size, Cole's Original U010. 9-5-tfc apply. No phone calls. Apply Va., Mrs. Charles L. Casto. Cot· 8 hrs. Tu. 7,it ered by this newspaper U> Hot Blast coal stove, WI.OO. (Am. Nat. Gt!vernment) Dr. ·Btycqta A~;21. In person Tiny's Foodland, tageville, W. Va., Lawrence S. own, 011 and collect from Marion Furbee, Portland, The Rambler Ebersbach, Portland, Mrs. Ben Wed. Middleport. 9 8 3\e 3 brs. 7,~9 Child Psychology 118 -· Al ~·,. C<Jln operated nut and candy Ohio. VI 3-224(). 9-(,.Jtp World Standanl of Campan R. Evans, Jackson, Roger D. Th. 3 hn,' 7,8J~ LOOKING I'OR IIC:UIII 0111 Testament 113 Dr Mu.mtan . AI 1~ machines. May be handled Escellence Camp, Radcllff, Earl Ray, Coal· I lOB? Th. 1 hr: il•nd Mr. SuUer (lol" part time along with present 1964, :>.:!" MOTOROLA TV aod Big car room, ride aod perton, Mrs. Geo. C. Shrewsbury, ' . . , . ~· , r occupation. (8 to 12 hours aerial, early American style, form.aoce. Small car toeooomy """" t•u o a. etwo ..,.... _.. lrontotl, · Mrs. Charles L. Ma~ : ~ a. .,.w 1d anllw m.r.mnt~oJO "l&Mt- .~ne .__ Ravenswood , W. Va., aru1 weekly.) $9110.00 capital re- warranty sUll good. Robert i and managerablllty Off .c,.,..~b, qulred. Could be built into K. Sayre, !'hooo al 1·21116. See ftnhob UI»>ia le...-tee. C.t4ol'llttD B"!l ., ,.., 1 M.. pa le , RipIey, W. Va. • '1;8 Mon Te&chlng Music 312 Mrs. S. 2 full tlme operation. Liberal 9-5-3tc Metropolilu Motoro BIRniS Rural Sociology 212 ~J4ct,el' , Wtll,st;on H; s ~ ~ 1u's Th. '(7,8,9 . credit expansion plan for TWO SURGE milking palls. E. Main Street, Pomeroy Mrs. Rarold Euiiene Dew· '1;8,9 Am•ric•n ry 211 .., ' :.JacliaOn H,. s, ' ! 3 hn. Tu those who can qualify. For 1 _ bulk milk tank, 160 gal. Phone WY 2-3870 hurst, Rutland, son, 3:1li p:m. '' .. 7,8,9 local lllterview wrile, INTER- Phone WI !-¥· 9 3 6tp 4 22 lfc Eugd.n Utera!'t.:e 211 ' Jackliln a. S. 8 hn Wed Wednesday. Mrs. Donald Mar7,8,9 . AVERY TRACTOR J•r sale or ion Barcus, 1616 Chatham Ave , Th. STATE MERCHANDISERS NOW READ~ I 1!162 PONTtAt $2250. 4 -d.;r PoU:.ical se;ence 212 Mr. 'S!ilttb. Pll!.etop 'U. s. 3 hri. Rochester • Minn. " . me ulld,. pot~~· hardtop. Catalina. blue ~iJ> trade for pic!WiHruck. AI· 1 daughter, 11:10 a.m Wednes(Am Stalt' GMerilment) · -,,. 9 10 It toes. corn. DI!ODS $1.00 bu. bring bert Van Cooney. Baile~ Run, day, Mts. Stephen K. Noble. Jr., --------~ couta1Den an dplck yourselt tsh. automatic transml~smn We.-tern Clvlll~atlon 11,~12 ,: : J~(i~~tn Its.' .3 hrll. M ,,, 7,8,9 Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone WY 2- Washirulton St.. Charlwon. W. C1arenco Proffit~ VI S.2254 1Y Mlrl<fleport Call W\ ~ Uvestock .ALL . • ••,. ...,. , ~1~' !iiP1rEMBER 14, 1964 . 6955. i I 3tp Va .. doughier, .8:18 a.m. Wed· powm steering power orakes 8 I t! ··,. FIVE YEAR old Western Pleas- ===:::--:---;-- -; -~ radio aod extra1_ 910 Brnad nesday. lnatructions ure riding horse. Contact Ray MEXICAN tomatoes. William 521lt. , 29 ttc Evans, Rt. I, Bos 1, Porn- H. Holmes, SyN£USe .' ' Insurance .ray. 9 10 3tc a 2ll tic Miscellaneous household items ltmpsu" 111 !0 11 1 "'II''F ·' EmPIoyme,,t Wante d . at garage In rear of 701 JUHNSOfC. ~ency . In -'11 lorm!l Ill Ln WILL DO babJ sltUng and Iron. i Broadway - enter alley from suranl'f! .fur l"t'lnsun ann Ill in Ill)' home. Phone WY 2-1 Locust St., or Ash Street. 11 Bud Suupson. ~K•nll II 10 3to · to 12 a. m. oolf. II 10 3tc I I Uc ==;;-==,--:==:::- LOWMAN LIME, !NC. Evening Classes ..• - -- Rio Grande College ' Hospital News I 1 I AXIDLBA&X. I $8:: Com 1 Mr. I ' ~et b~ lbll ,H. ~Jts. H . l s t o I *· '' ) ,. t $•8' " "· Ill- -------~----~-------- l i OH, T"~YLL BE SACK, AU. RIGHl" -TIIEYL!.. BE BACK. 'I WJEH RADIO PROGRAM UlO 4:3tl, .lu~ "No, I'm · t hat · · liJIONDAf THROUGH FRIDA ' Y do, eltherl It doeon't i :OO CommuniiJ Newo ro.wltb your wife's expreujon!" f :OO Sign On, Mui!lc4l Clock 5:05 World, NaUonal NeWI f:SO Newo Headllneo · 5: 15 SpotUgbl on 9portw PI Musical Clock 5,25 Weatber ~: 00 Be SIIU & Knot. 5:30 Sunset Biv<L I ~:03 Newo 8:00 Sign o@f! MONDAT 1'IIRtJ I'IUIIAY 1;00 Sign Oo 7:011 MUSical Cloclt SATURO.n 1:00 Sip 011 NPI 1:011 Counlr)I ..Muslc Time 7:3u <News G:OO Slgn On, Musical Clock 7:32 MUSical Clock 1:110 ~ BWI Ul Cotm!P,7 dllllbor• 7:00 Be Still v Know 7:45 Word r. Teatlmony l :ill CouillrJ Jamboree 8:8& ·lOUD HartDI 7:r· News 8:30 ll'u1D Now1 7:011 Breakfast Party 8:00 Oblo Valley Newa 7: 00 Musical Clock 1:35 Palll Bowen 1: 1i Jones Bukk Show 8,011 World, <Natfonal Ne90 7:45 Word r. Tesllmony 8:10 Sports ' . Ull Melp Cl Aft. lllst. 10:15 'l'be Good Life a,oo Ohio Valley r.ewo 1:00 Now1 10:35 Mllllic In The Air 8:15 Weather Plebn 8:06 World, National News 816 Musical Clock 7:05 TID.Y'I at1pel 10:4l, Tbfs Is Music 8:10 SportJJ Tod"l' 7:31. Newa 11:011 'Top T~ ~ow . , 8:55 Cmnmlmi!J Newt . 8:1.$' Weather Picture 7;35 Plcftn< Bardwtn 11:8& Top Tf11 !!how (lluttons) t :OO talll of lilt Town 1: 18 MUS1cal Clock ('I'UN.•Tbun.l IJ:Ge Noon Ntwl 9:55 Mum Counl)l News l :fili Newa 10:00 Family Worship Hour 7:50 N>wa Report 12: 1i MUIIcal lutorlude t:OO Musical cnct 10: 15 Publlc Sentce a:ov BreUfut Pll'ty 12:30 Rev. Mer!ID Taebl t :ao Soll8 & Sto11 Time a: Ill Roy'• Food Butet 1:00 Platter Pll'ty 10:30 Latcbslrlas 1:41 Flllllfl1 IJ!orsblp Hour 8:311 VID ·l'ell1dl · ~ 7:00 Simdown Sereuadt 10:55 World New• 11:00 N01Q u,oo News Beat 1:411 Bator ~Wfld.rrt 7:30 Sip 011 10: ets Hlgll Scbooi mt Parade 11:05 Morolng Melodleo l:iili OpeD BOUH 10:55 News SttNUAY f escept Friday, 9:110 NIWI U:OO Army '11me . 1:111 • 011 . 1:05 Ooftee Wllb Jlllel Cbu.rcb Bella Rlngl U:30 Special Comnnuu,, · f:SO rteDCII Clt;y Baptl.tt Hour 11:45 World N8WI • l'rogramJ 1:411 11e1t1 Newtoo u:Of llllldiitertal " t:oo w~u~~ oe a..uua 11:55 Muon C<IUDIJ N12:00 Newa Roundup 11:16 CouDtrJ Drlflen III·W 1:16 Bible BpeW lo You 12:00 CommJmi" News 13:20 Balletin Board 12:06 Loeal News 11:16 M- Ct. Air- 11\D-'f¥1 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 12:25 Newt 0 Grams 11.16 A.8.C. Program.rrt 10:16 Wub. lleporll to People 12: 10 Mlltelf 12:30 8aturday Matinee u, u Mid OliJ w..tblr 11:15 P'amib WOI'SIIIp-Tiun. U:IIO Snndai 8liolr 1:55 Newt Beat 11:41> Tiny's ~ ~ .12:110 NOQJ. ~ .. ·~ 1:00 Saturday Matinee 121211 Ell- . BttlletiD llallrd 12:2ll N..,. 0 Grams 12:00 NOOD Report 12:11 C2lrllitiD Hour 1:55 New1 Beai 12:80 Goessler'l Oueal StaMI'd. 11:11 Rev. MerllD TNII 12:30 Alrteulture Agent 1:00 SaturdaJ Matinee 12:lltl Music JUS1 For You 1:00 BIDy Graham u,u CouotrJ Go Raintl 1:55 News Beat t:li Blaettnar Show·Tues. 1:35 Lutheran Hour I :55 Newa Beat 4:00 Dlsclug with Dou 1:00 CouPir1 Go Round t:30 Top Ten Revue t:ao Local """' a:oo n. ~ . •\t~!'fk . 1:55 News Beat t:M BowifD& Seen~ 1:00 CoualrJ ~''l'!liion 1:110 Newo Snmm'"7 1:00 N... ' &:36 World ln .Rmew l:ll' Mlti<W111 !datineo S: 15 Publle Service 7:10 Sip oil 81110 Bapllot Bqur 3:55 """'Beat 5 :~ Dlntttr Musle•l• 114'1\IRDAY 7:00 Sign Oft C':\111 DleJ!Ina wltb Doll B:IJc Slgn Off WMfO .Radio."·: , ueadlirH!ii TERRY IJ GliORGE WONDEit 'I,, ·0. t<., NO liME 'TQ ARGUE I 11: I CAN JUbl' R:EACI-I Tf./ E: OLD ~ELLO\IJ... HA.! ~OT HIM ! DON 'T TRY i 'ooO!":'~P. ShHDY I QU \T KICKIJ'f R~IO RtLAll.:' I I ...... ,... ...tel- . 1 P.E A COOL ONE. YOIJNG LADY; YOU COULD SINk'. W~iLE ..1 VJOPKlr-\G )..llt-1 W!:.LL. I'M NOT ABOUT T"GET OU-:" ~ THIS MUCK I . M'SELI= REScUED , WHILEi ~E'S ~QI ~" UNOERP ' . �. ' Riverview PTA Committees • •-~ Are Appom.eu . 0 . Sept. 10, 1964 12 ·Dallv . Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . - 108 Attend Annual Swartz Family Reunion in Woode Grove in Al#red O!fieeMI of the Rlvenlew of Albany. ' PTA met recen 11 Y and aelect• anton was held Sunday Sept I tile farthest away, Cectl Swartz ed the following eommlt!o<s: I In the Woode grove . at AI· , of New KenSington, Pa. and Publicity, Mrs. Jne Bissell, ~ wltll an attendance of IOH I Games for the childr~ b Mrs. cart Barnbar~ and Mrs. The annual Swartz fam1 IY re- ' Marilyn Swartz t I Di~ner Picnic Held for }ohmon FamUy •. land Park, S..turday, Sept. for the family o1 Mr. and Clint Johnson, !Uo-lpng dents of Portland. Children attetldini ,..... er Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Cly· de Johnson and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Johnsoo and fa· Glrlt T,.n At• ·· ·· luiusrs·w· "A.ny ·Petln'' I I · Tallorl<l of hl1h quality · <alll!ii' - waob 'n nar · llnlib mtono Utili ~;da~~: puA:~endi~g ~ MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT tkl'u SATURDAY "(~~~nj~o~:,r ""d Merl<' Haw•. and chli· old Newlun. Mrs. Harold Brew, dren. Shade H D: Mr and Mrs. er, Mrs. Ha:old Holter, Mrs. 11.-s. i llarrv l Hoss Jnd c hildren. Alb- Richard Bormg. Mrs. J~ck Me- any .. Mr and Mrs . C. E. Woode, Fann, Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mrs. Tuppm Plaon' , Swartz. Pomeroy . MI~S. SLl.nn~e Heck, Mhens ; Dana f.. . war , "WILD AND WONDERFUL'· IColumbus ; Mr. and. Mrs. Clar{Techm('olor) enee Swartz. D.D Swartz. r:nd ronv Curtis, Chri!'tine Kau1 Mrs . Edith Carleton. all of tt. mann. ridge. Mr. <:~nd Mrs. Roy Swartz Futu rette : Sr of Winch('ster : Mrs . 50'5 Your Antenna SUN., MON. and TUES. Sept. 13-14-15 Colorc•rtoons Lehman and children, bus : Mr . and Mrs . 1 HIGHUTTON BEAUTY ents. Present were M to your ankle-bone in rDJ!I.2!1Jiree'!.sj>lllsiiede or black upper leather Only 4.99 MILL STREET - MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnhart, Russell and Cheryl, Lithopolis: Mr. and Mrs. William E. Swartz, Jr. and Tom, Steve and Dave of Winchester, Ky.; Earl Swartz, Lancaster, C. G. Jr. and Wayne and Allen all of Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs.Charles Carr' Douglas,Mareta, Teresa and Sonia, Plains; Alonzo Blosser, Athens; Richard Buckley, local; an Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode, local. BEAUTIFUL LOAFERS BY VOGUE! HOWard an' d anMeter Vows Taken in Illinois , v NEW HAVEN - Mr . .an Mrs. Okey Howard, Jr., . tbe ":~~w•end: .their eldest .laughter, tyn An~. to Donald Ray VanMeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. William VanMeter, of Clifton. The single ring was performed by the Rev, Ill. the SlS:~~~~::. Church, in REVERE WARE Trad ..ln your Refrl1eretw sHbAL "RCA Whirlpool" ' . Cipper cl1d NIDleu ·~ 1 quart i I 1annent1~ putel llhad.. In <111111 Wale ·In Size1 . . Corduroy In 38" alld 42" 1' ' • . ; 1i;t;?i:ckefi-· -•Lontllto_ov• fLANNtfL SPORT SHIRTS ON A NEW m~~~ = bt!ii rD. your home. ElberfeldJ .have plete Une on the ibe1e excellent ,0•1!~ wldfhi. "Jiabd "or _maohtne ....hl~l~ ~../Jd,eil Iabrie for Oaelt·t.Hi!hilOI. IUDIP-. ._.;"~~~!~! ~- ~ldren'1 "&!ar. $1.·110·. yd... ll'!':'! -111' ' .' 'h ~~ --l i,. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. anno~ ·the ~•? F~. De~ tcuooL Mlu.,omrul3 Thursday at aet :· tbe for mass desegregation Mlsslsatppl eapital nell ' · Klrby Walker said , -. ......... t £"tan For~·y.ei"ght person's atten ded a meeting promo . .tin th 'I e Dr. J. Lenwoocl Edg, the College or Arlrteullllre I "Pet ian for Educational Progress" Thursday nlgllt Phllll lllb Unl"fet~sll)r~ 1 the Common Pleas Court room of the Gallia County will be spea~ tha Negrnea who regtitered Courthouse. Ba tlst Cb h ln11RaC!Iae ••. ··"•• scboola have been The Pet Plan for Educational PrQ&relll. ~- ~onsorecl . . P ::,. aervleU to those schools. Clas... by tbe Ohio Association ot Publlc !mployees, olito ~t · P · . l'lll'l!nts and Teachers, tbe Ohio School . 13 · ·t and the. Oblo .Associatlo" Scbool ,..,.,. -~.,.. :·'"":.'...::.::.::~~"':':; or ~. , . "' " '.' .# ' ' . n·.·, .. ...b ., ........... .J ,pr. $I.OO c.,.,·.... Superpowered Dredger to Gouge Channel for River Traffic .• ,. •. ' a - · Cushion S.lo. Whh b ---·-· IH'• $l,tltl MoM Thermal lnoulttool Uoko ................ •fOe pr, MoM Orton One Sbo craw hekt ~-·t eotorol ·$1.GI Jlr. Mono CoHon Crow ... b . 75< with top (ap't ·..hol'!!l ................ -'• M.p. Whlto c - Crow· ~-- ,.till llriiiO ' • '· 75o,pr. Mono oiio lbt ltn,Lon llllthd ...cb ......... Sl.IO "'· M""' .Otio II• Whflo Nrtoa l:row helrt · · ISc$1-10 ·•r, with otrlpo 111p --/-··-----·•------·------· Mono Cotton ArtYio hctco ...... : ••c ........ 2 pr. • '"'' 0no Stu (M~l ' Wh~ · cnw Socks . • wllh otnpo '""' .... , .... ... .......... ..... He .... ltyl o ... llu (9·1-l) "Whfto ~row Socko . He- " r ' otrlt~e with otrlpo . _ .......................... ' • leyo Whlto·ttaotlc IO,p. Ciraw loeb .......... $1M Whtt.c..w•Soob<wtth .trt,.. '"" ·'-·leyo Whflo C-n 0... liM (9·11) Alhtlllc _Soclol. Sle"-pr, ..,. Whit• (f41Atl Alh.lotte Sock• He·.,., •v• c- a....- .... Whlto oncl llolll't Coloro ~- nw Sockt 'pr. 'pr. "·• ...,;n;~·r..::: e:~;.; -,;;.;;,'~iih"-.iri;; -.--;; • 49o pr 4te .... Aoll Colora Crww Socb "-·---·- · -·----·-- ............. 39c ttl'. 1eyo ..n.fon Oftt, Size (9·111 Crow S..ka ...... 5tc pr, . 1eyo Oftt ·lilt (WIJJt) Whtta • ..,, While olid Alll't Colon Ono SilO !9·11 ) .. c.... locka ·-·---- .. -- .... .... c... , ...... :t9c !H'· '"'' White Ono ·lbo (9-11) Cushion , lolo .. · f Crew Sock1 - --- -- - --- --·- ·c. :..~.l- - --.- - ~--~--· lfc P • ..,. Anortod Colon AtUon OM Stot·"t·l,ll Socb, 5tc Pf, Parsons to Speak at Rutland Gym $PJCI*~- - . PURCHASE , : .. . , .. lferkline . Jtecliners . · LaJ, ,: eom~liiJi.q. upl)olstered In Masland Duf. an ~inyl •.Your-~ o,f eoloril: Brown, Tan, Ox B~ood, ~o;tst and _~ , ,' • "':" ; J;-'q q'l't~· .. !o LIMITED NUMBER OF BETTER LOAFERS ilN SALE! WOMENS SIZES -BLACK & WAxHIDE . ( PhiJJi. pmes • ld J'J' ou • Educator to J~k- Hike Sales Tax Be in Racine I IJ, for lbP$e who 1~. ·ljl oend the ,very 'besl-whe\her you bUy a !Oe or I!Oo oard you'D . !IMw that at tl:lberfefdo you'D find juat tho ~ 7ou J'"&Dt for .the person _,~d purpon. Con· venlefttly arrqed for Jour own ..lecllon - and also aee . the . many new lift ~apa 1 tor you• osu "$8'" MEN'S ·e~jd BOYS' SOC'J<S . W~U. HAL~K wooi.:SiiOt.-l.l.:llledium, larle i~d ,utra iarle: · ~· $l95 Moo• Cushion Solo new~men Chry ~,lf a~d~ord BLACK- WAXHIDE - CORDOVAN ox ~. l'he one of :your choice seleet th8 alze, ~e . type, . CENJf Auto n Rioh wool.pi!tld Ia rid and . black. Zipper front f!'ll ot,vle, .J .olaib,poc)loll, two .short IY,pa gqdt:$. 100% Size Small !1~1412), ~­ ium (UI-UI2 ), t,qe (18· 18Jh) ODd txlra .lal'lt 17· 1712). 100% ootlon :lloJ;Ioel, two J)O<teu. Cheek• and ~~~~art plold potlems. Unlll!d RWo~e; ~~th :.:!tier miD- ulact~d under a\andards of work· m.nshlp .)rblob ba~e mode theoe pi'Oduell bmcnia.siyled from )>MUtt• ful yamR--tile ·new wasboble and Ill•· orin'' .ftbe~• - qulei .drl'lPc ·a~d resloaantlo motha. See our eomplete .stoclt of l)otiJ Mann ,.,.eaters -:-beau· : tiful dQp . tonu •• .weU ··••· ,jaatell a n d white. Re1ular .ond E•· • on PRICE FIVE WOOSTER (UPI) - 0 h I o edly been offued. $80.000 for to·remabt on tho Jflll. . state University President Nov· the ~ post which-to the lop "Frlllkly, I blcllold P. tee G. Fawoelt announced today adJntnUtrative job 1n the aasoct- Uy and bad made DP>""'Irlf•dl eu f!ll8 " . wUt continue oo as OSU ation. . to reolp w1too I left . clall todq to iDIIBI that He made the He has served as OSU prasJ. for Wooster. I lbouCht Af!IJipl at leut llllleb tiiO milllon mentto before a board dent Binee 11156, laldng the pool a third of a eentuty In ':"pu5Jlc pattera ·-aet be won from of trus!A!es meeting here. 25 years after graduating from education wu enou,b fdr ll!rysler Wednesday. But he In hb statement he said Kenyoo College. man. · · ell)lec!lf to fill more for the "! came to tbe meeting wttb He started his educational "However, I 1pe11t ,.,, ..,.,,... , unt . full Intent of seeking retire- career as o teaeher at Gambier talldng to the lrusleet' ....... ....,. on from publle education at lllgh School. Fawcett later waa penwided I Could 'eOhtlniie . lnshtl the same :7onorntc end of the earning aeadem- served BUeeesslvely aa llllpel'ln. to perform a '· packq!t at b But the tc year In order to become ex- tendent of seljooll In Gambler, AI lito board·mie\lnl, :Pullrsame "!,oney w uy more ecullve vice president of t h • and Bexley, a Cotum. man Smith L. fteardon read· 1 be than al American AutomobUe Assocta- bus suburb. He wao serving aa letter signed •by il · en ..er, · lion. aupertntendent of Columbus members of lite ltwlellt: iltllenbl- j "After several hours In per- Public Schools when he took the llon eommtttee of 18M 'which WA8111NGTON - Senate sonal conaullatton with mem- OSU post. told Dr. Fawcett: ··:, vestlfQin today prepared bers ol the board of lrusteea I Fawcett Is a dlreetor of tha ''People do not appteqlate dig ...par toto the exploits of was persuaded that the best In- Columbus area Chamber or what they posoeu undl they fonnu Setmte Democralle aide terests of higher education In Commerce, the Ohio <llamber oboul to loae It ... The lou llqbby Bater. Republicans In Ohio, . and at Ohio of Commerce, the Buelt:eye Fed- your M!'ViceJ would be a rharpd the InveStigators University m particular, eral Savlngo and Loan Associ- to the <future J!I'OII'eU of Ohio conceal whatever they found. would be .erved If l would re- ation and tbe Ohio Councu on Slate University," .. . After a bitter ,partisan main In my preaent position." Economic Research, nus sentiment was edtoed Thur~, ihe Senate gave Fawcett. Is the second highest "I slept only one hour last Reardon, who said: "Wi! RuleJ Committee an slate employe receiving night," Dr. Faweett admitted cetved his decislail·wllh··*'r!c~rel whelmbli ~!~Andale · to a year, He had report- after be announced bla dectaton pleaJUI'I!." ~,: pq,r Investigation. . · · 11011,111t ~ was ·75 to s. with · 'Sena. Pal McNamara, D-Mich., Dl \IT/' ~ 'rb1'118!0ft B. Morton, R·Ky., a n d r e vuih Scott, R·Pa., opposing D.__, -·-·• - fh~·- -··~:ar· dftlined .to ,&~.. ·Y!I'l th,e ffnOot ,ual- ' HE SHOE i ~ • ~-·,j· ~} 'f ' ,,·.1 t ,.·....j '. 'j.,'A.· '' ~ ........ MHS Students · Name Officers ) -~ Gives up Reported $20,00.0 Salary Boostj . Admits he was 'Persuaded' not tq Resigd .. Boya Cotton Argyll Soeks ---~~--------------- ltc pr, 99 2 95 ancl3 . 9 5 the :"o4· . •I Fawcett r. the mu1leal dep.ntment - ask for what you need, .ity ed later. Others were azine chairman, Mrs. Flesh.r and Cullural Aria, Mrs. Frank •Reichert. Mrs Reichert suggested the . "-- ~"'bllily ol group u.. ,...... vitlng loreilln students study·ll 1ng at Ohio University to homes for Thanksgiving. 11 was announced that a cancer detection will 00 oho on September 21 at ha;::an High Sehoul. Anothu interesting t.. beln planned lor PTA ,!eting to be held d Oct I at lite high school. ay, _._,_ _ __ WhW~ Baptist • For Women inted Tammy, nonce, Principal Clyde Foley and Assistant Principal Athens; · in 11labea. n'ect-roedl SWEATERS swartz and Terry; Mrs. Janice mond Lieving; budget and Mrs. Harold Kimes, s.-. the <Ofllplete nl · In all BlreDIIIIJ - valve for ~ Olld trombones - guftor and musical tnstrumeat 'mtnp, baton•. cork ar8aae, pleb, needles. Just atep in "Dotty Mann" S.:~~~~ as Reed Others to serve Mrs · MyndreteM All,Harry Baltimore, . comnu · .11ee wIll b~;fl'!:: Bam· thts toned version with its stacked cowboy heel. Up torpll 111d l!oll m 1o .-e til, mllllt ttemt that boya aqd girl• iD high iteb!b:""blocll ' ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1964 CLARIN~ ~ED$ _ SAXAPHONE REEDS · Q·l ·, y COU~I of . : . '\fTJ:I~ MUSIC DEPARTMENT ... . and Mrs. George Gerald Rqod, appo an'ci Karla Kandy, Keith and following commltlees: Kelly of Belpre and Mr. and Membership chainn~a~n,·o~M:,r:•~-~~ Mrs. •Carl Lee and the honor· Don BumgaMrner; Wilbur chamnan, rs. guest. art; Publicity, Mrs. Chitrle!l jJ Yonker; hospitality, Mrs. 0.: Mr. a rs. . hart and Lee Roy, Canal Wtn· chester, 0 .: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnhart and Gladys Ray, Groveport; Harold Pelty, Canal winchester . 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. II Ba•mhart and Mark of Wende Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ores Swartz, Athens: Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz, local; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Diley and W. T. Diley of Pickerington; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz, Sllade; Cecil Swartz, New Kensmgloo, p~ • Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, to· cal; Richard Swartz, Ravenna; Mrs. R. E. Burson, Athens; Hazel Creamer, Shade: Mr. and ODe . WJAIHEI ' .,.,,,. r. ru.!r r t ra 01 r._ •~-" bert NO. 127 ~-:·:~~::::::::::::~-:"-:"::'::==:::---, Gay Gibson Junior Dresses a_re des&ped elpeelally for your way of life - what ever y~ur c~er - ~. teacher, researeher, , bOUJIWife - ~ 1 1 G.,- Glbso._ wardrobl perleet tor JOU - Ilk to ... lhOID ·all. . restde'rlt of the p ' ro,u, -•IJ!o'lliboni. tu· _ . , _· ' , ' . . . :·. at!L ' ,_,, ' ,.•· i~ /', jot JIO 1 Elberftlds Are HNcl.qiMrt.,. f'or accompanied by Mrs. The -•1111· ....., dlon•tnolvoo, dlnntl' . VOL XVI MEN'S Pi . from e \ 1'- flmt floor, llfk evtr POLISHES- LUBRICANTS- VALVE OILS : tom was honored on his birth~ and was followed with the day sunday, Sept. 6, with a prayer. Kuhn, Michael and Utile Hocking. Boots were never better - than this side but- ilry - line quaUIJ -loo,-. cottoo ta ..lido IIIII prtnta Charles E. Lee of Long Bot· was read by Mrs. David dinner at the home of hts -llneol~ fJ 1.,. ........... 1 Association met rece~tly Wahama High SchooL He was introduced by Mrs. John Mor-11 gan. vice president and program chairman. , . Approxunat~ly_ 85 persons first meeting will be Sept. tended the first meeting of llchool year. 14 _ Mrs. Thomas &ell ed a -vocal selection and the piano. · Cojnplete 4ll\bll Hrotee. for ~- ~~P\td for IOns , life ond ~~~·11ili· . mtv,. " · 'ltflniNI lleel 'll'illl ...ntod·cuttiDI · ,• oclf.•~ ·Sot• of 1 DRESSES I Gallipolis fitt at -·· .;.nment on tilt ~ , .. lbe .... ftlelt 'P""'"• "'"" terJ • .. tlll1 lepJ IJ'I I• ,....r ·1101'1 wlslt te f!oo ::;.··tABNWARE . · · q'uiCktj ..... .., -bori,hl!'l oat,10 drin drip ; I' MASON ·- Attorney J o h Officers are, president, Mr~. Ernest Whitehead· vice presldent. Mrs. Walter' Brown : secretary Mrs. Robert King, and treasu~er. Mrs. Harliss Frank. The PTA will meet the second. Monday of each month. HONORED AT DINNER lnr. rotllll '!l'lnktoo - "GAY GIBSON" JUNIOR Albert F'inne-y . Sll ss:~ nah I Ira Cucllran. Elvna . V. A-' vid Smith; RefreshmenL~. Mrs . l Pptl~gtisr: and ArrterlcaniSU:!II York Hug:h Gri!filh. D<~m t' ; Swar1z. Canton:. Dora O'Brie~, Frank Bi!ie and Mrs. LaVern I w~e~o the Wahama Junior Shade ; .\1r. and Mrs . Arch te Provanche. Senior High Parent Teaclters' ~~~~~<;;;~~~ · " lronil\1. llaoblna - • able. No ··~ llunclor- Epling Speaker On Americanism For Mason PTA Mr and Mrs. Alfred Cashdollar and Mrs. Da· E I" or .no Stainless St,.l On t Jlf()1f YOU KNOW New , . . lo lbe HIJ lltte Ill Elberfelds Ate OPen frid'Y 9IQ·J:.~nd ~tur~ay 9to 9 A picnic was held at the Port· II wars S(>rved from a , grownups were led, &!0 / ~ Jim Ruth: Health and Safety, well-loaded table at noon . with ' Mrs Kimes . and prizes a war Mrs . Ronald Osborne, M r l!l . rnily, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre cee_il Swartz, asking tht' bl~s& ed. Grant Smith and Mrs. ~nald and famUy, all of Portland; Mrs. log ' An offering was t•k•n to Mym; IU!adlnK and Ltbrlll1'. Mary Gillilan and family Ill. h 1 defray expenses on the Mrs. Franz, Mrs. r. Edd Hum- Chester: \irs. Betty Combs and Waid Swartz or Athem . prt>t t' P cement floor which was phrey. Mrs. Harry Osborne and son Larry of C!eveland ; Mr :Jdent, presided over lhe even sJI nt'~- the Shelterhouse this vear. Mr Manuel: Parliamentarian, and Mrs. Jim Johnson of Gold· of tht' day Hazel were . ' Mrs. Will Swain; HospitaUty. en, Colo ., and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shade, was &:>cretary .- d lhla l Mr and Mrs. Waid Swartz, Mrs. Denver Weber and Mrs. Gillilan and family of Canton. en Woode , Treasur.-r, <~n A h ·sMr and Mrs Dick 1Delmar Osburn; Budget and One son Gary John!on WI! K1mes F of At hen~ was m 1 en · · · · I M nd M Dohr ' nd ae . • • Swartz •md daughters , Cohm· Finance, r. a rs. - able to atte . charge of entertamment t:!ld- bus Mr and Mrs. Paul n. l mann Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Also attending was Mr. John· Prizes were awarded the h I ~k• Alh"ns "'r and Mrs. Boring' Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hon- son 's mother, Luta Johnson 1 d Swart z· t. e rts e. '- · · :Y' · est man. Desmon · 8 r~hart·! Gerald Sw<~rtz :wd daughters, eycutt. and Mr. and Mrs. ~oe son, Seldon of Torch. eldest woman, Hnsa a . 11 Mr «lld Mrs Har- Turne.r· Program , Mrs. Maurice st the daughtt->r o1· I Mane a J . f • . Ha h t e younge . K ld Swartz <~nd daughters o Reed Mrs. Jumor nnum, ~:;;1r.:O...•:;;n;;:d;;;;;oM•r•'·--H"'a"'rr"'y-:"":'u-.s"l 'il oW.II: . lo"•tl W Vo . Mr. and Mrs 'Suttle and Ronald 1 1~m s " . · · · . HQs.. Mrs. H c. Orr, Athens; M_r. borne; Membership, Mrs. ar· ·I .... .. l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 10, 1964 flesher thompson