http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ee01b1a1d4150ed80122bccdba96aa5e.pdf fe88a6c82f0123d5161dc23543412b77 PDF Text Text . __ ; __ ~o-_ ... - - .... - - ,,. i . .-------l • d 11 ·Constitution is Topic Discusse EvaqeDae eupter, oa, Mainly About By Mrs. Karr for DAR Meet_ing '" Middleport. • opo...rt.. • 1'11111111110 .... Friday .... The Constitution was the top- al the First Umted PresbyterU Ill lbe People In of discussion by Mrs. Irving Jan Church. Lunch\!00 re~a- ==~ loSe:~.:... TlloH Karr , Jr., and Mrs J E Har- tions must be mad~lb , the hllo~D~ · I1UIImaC• may leave ley when the Return Jonathan regent before Septe 17. ll'llllllt Klq Bulldial SUpply Pomeroy ' 8-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 12, 1984 SERMONE'ITE 1 NEW' HAVEN , . NOY retumed W. Va. Mf, lhd ~- Van<l "SUBMISSION" great help ID our 1enerat1o". horne after opendlng the .ut~· 8Jid 100 hne Just retumed Matthew f :D (Jievlsed SliD- We enjoy today the l~munes mer monlhl worklllg and ll>Ur· from Los Alamos, New Muico, dord Venloa) " Bal flrll and CGDJforta which truly bave . In Europe where Mr. Vart<!f was employIa Middleport or can M r1, bls klnrdom and bls rllbte- lilade our Uvea the belt oirer. mg ' eel by the GolretrimMt In I hI , JOha Lyoao or ' Mn. D<lberl ODioell and aD thele ddu&• Yet, with all lhll ....,.tb and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Balr of SclentiHc Laboratory. Mitchell. will be y<>un u well." potential pro~ress, we bave got· Cleveland, Ohio were weekend Min Ethel Riddle left on Membtra ~ alao remindten the ml:stl.keo beUef that we guestl of her sister and family, September 9th from 0\arleston. ed to send their favorite red· In our age of the Twentieth mortal human beings ee elllt Mr. and Mrs. f>orsey Lee Roush W. Va. to fly to Roof~. New pea to Mrs. Gene Nortoa or Century , we are constantly mak- sol~ly on our own powen IDd and Carolyn. York, to attend the -lOth Annual ', 1e John Layne hu 1~1e1gs Chapter, Daughters of An lnvitalton was read from Mrs . Forrest B•chtrl and son, the Ameman Revolution, met the french Colony Chapter of Fnday afternoon at the home Gallipolis to attend the marltina Butrh, :~pent Wf'dnt>sday in Co- ot \1rs 0 . p Klein . I of a revolutionary soldier's lumbus The meptmg was openf"rl. m Igrave on the Evans farm SunThe Re\' Howard Huppelt ntuallstJc form wtth \1 rs l'. . rn- ~ dav . St>plt>mber 20 with 8 tea hl'ls returiWd fro m "' month s ersun J_ones r_egent. 10 charge following at the Evans Farm. cbapter offieers Immediately tng progress in aU phases of abiHties. M Jane Webb a student Convention of Tbe National vacation spent m Gulf porl. assJste~: by Mis s Bess Sanborn, Those wishing to attend may to be prlated lD a cookbook. our existenet". In the medical We have developed to a at ~tington Beauty School. Woman's Christian Temperance Mtss wtth hi "' p;.rrnts . Mr , r haplam Mrs Karr led the 1 con t<~d the regent Jaboratoriea. new drugs aD tf greaetr degNe now~ more tfl.an t th weekend here with Union being held at the Manger and Mrs. C.E. Ruppelt He al pledge to the flag w1th Mr s medicines are being deveklped ever before, the Idea thai un- : " rO:to Mr ond Mn Wll· Hotel In Rochest~r. •Mtos Hid· so \ tsitf'd in Phtladelphta . Pa t\lt>ll1 at the plano for ttH~ Slflg- •\1rs 0 p .Kiem , Constitu- Mr• MiU• Ho&teBI to cure diseases and ill! of m~n. less we ourselves ctn work out bur die will return on Septembh wuh hts s1ste r. .vlrs .James mg ol the National Antht'm uon Wet-k Ctuurman, reported • thought to be inclU'able only a our own probl!Qll and eaD rely , e · l3th. Miss Ridclle Is the NationMcDonald and fam1h Jnd m' New programs fu r rhe ""' ~n plans lo. observe the spec- To f:arwata Club few years ago. upon our own 11reagth""" , Mr. aad Mn. Fred Mertes al Direclor of VlouPj EducaAlexandrta. va with Mr and wt:"re- dJ stn buted and 11 r~:>sumt- 1al w~ek . September 17-2.1, in ' Our automobile factories are dom, that Ufe Jus& woWdll t Of MDf,'limtown, W. Va. vistled tlon and will be ln c:!harp o1 Mr-c: o D f raser CJnd ta mi lv of tt1 t> yPar's empha:-ts was g1v th+: schouls, libraries and com- Mrs. Donald Mills was host- putting new model cars onto work out. This kind of attitude here over the weekend. the pxhibits. poster contest, the .1 en IJy the regl:'nt The ohsrrv- mun tt) ess to her Canasta club Tues~ our nation's roads and hlgh- leads us eventually down t h • ha showing of films, and wt11 apMr and Mrs Lawrence Ml · anrto of the D1a mond Juhilf'~> of Mr!S Harley presented Mrs. da-y evenmg at her horne on ways with new innovations and road to chaos, ~ion, and Okey Lay~ s ed' 1 _ pear in 8 pageant 'Mne Dl· hocm wert- busmt>ss VISJtors tn tht' Nationfll Soc tety D A H Karr State Program Chair- Linco\n-St Prizes were award- grea~ · machines and gadgets eventuaJly to sea-destruction. home af~r being a m ICB pa . p p 1u 1 Gallipolis F'nday aftt>J noon w1ll beg tn 111 (ktober man "1th a corsage of yellowed to Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. available than she can po~siThls .attl.~ 'in the tnilJds ahd tlent at SL Josepb Hospital ~:.~:s S~~urd~~grn~~ht. 1 The Rev and Mrs ClvdP ' Dunng tht' busrness srsston m~ngolds ~nd gave a tr•bute Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Edna bly use in her hom .e hearts ovpeople is our greatest in fark~reburg. ~~::: ~ ~~~=~;:~;~~ Bartltott and children, J<t~f's . a rummagf' sale ..... as phmnPd to her wlth a readmg on the French, and Mrs. William All of this advancement and threat. Lynn Miller, a X-~ay · Martha and RebN·('<l have rt> wllh \1rs .S. P Knighl Mrs marigold flower as it composes Childs. inveb.Uve genius hqve been of Our Lord, Jesus' at cabell HU(Itlngton turned from a two week vaca- Guy 'Je1g lrr . Mrs Dw1ghl Mil- many small flowers mto one Olher players were Mrs. ·- - - . knew the perilous end of her mother, MtB. tion tnp They v1s1tffi Mam- huan and Mrs George Skn~ner as members of a chapter com· Robert Schmoll, Mrs. Millard pie who 1rulted only In phlne over the weekend. moth Caves and Carter caves 1 nanwd on the commntet' fhe post' a umt Wildermuth and Mrs. Richard .~lves, and s~ught eagerly Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb m Kentucky and weroe 1n Ktrk dale wtll be ::mnoun('ed la ler Mrs Harley read 8 paper on Gress.. Mrs. Mills served direct them to avoid mucb self and family o( Pittsburgh ylsltWt h~v• e.rsv!lle as guests of Mr. and I 'flit' group \o ted to plnce the the Bill of Rights , reflecting a dessert c.."Ourse at the clo!!~e d~luslion. 'lbe whole essence ed recently with Mr. and ,Mrs. KOD· A~K Mrs. Arthur F'urd and Mr and Natt(ln<.tl mag<~7.1ne m the f1ve the dignity of m<'ln in his search of the evening. fi his Gospel m~~sage could be P. E. Roush. Mrs. McCoplb"and Mrs Clyde E Barile!! and srhool !tbran es In the county a- for pear e and happiness tn a summed up With the ~ord, son Jimmy remained (or families. They alsn I'I>O ted wit h' g•'" llu s vear. The Southeast free land Wedding Plans are SUBMISSION. - Many Urnes, week's visit. Mr . and Mr:-. Eugene Emench, I Uislrwt meeting Vias announc- Mrs Karr also spoke on the H • d . Chnst eluded his followers Mrs. Homer Meredith and and Mr and Mrs Forrest B<lr1 -: ed for September 22 , honlon, ConstitutiOn, reading from an er,ng Announce refusinJ to rely and trust daughter of Salem, Va. ·.. ~~tei11 lett in Newark, Ohio and Wllh - early edition, and noting the Plans have been completed The 32nd Spencer reunion God. Wt too need to be hJs father, Mr. Ivan Sh~wver Mrs R M Smes m Buc hannon changes made 10 il today She l lor the open church wedding ol was held Sept. & at Blendon ed o..f~th:;l•,.d~a·n;,';gje~r;.;·• .~Jesil,uli.".bl.llllY.!IItil!!!i!~~!!jj.,.ll!llir.ll•lllJadft and ·Mr and Mrs John Ff'ltou m read 8 mf ... .. ... · Mist> M.arilvn Koehler W Mr. Woods Park m_Columbus Wlth thAL• ' Simpson, 1\ . Va a member . "She also f f Mr. and Mrs. 1-lan·.v Houd" cA R 1chili shelt and daughter. !\111"s Fred. .. R die Ho tJd::~ sh elt. ha ve ret urnPd Mrs Harry L Batley, as~m;t· can evo1u delighted. f AI B Nr York whert\, ed !Jy Mrs. ~lien Couclt. enter fercncc hc1 "I can't imagine, 11 -McGiver ~om s e n~onseve;a\ d<1; s wtlh tainl:'d the Missionary Societ~· cently M:Esays, "bow J could possibly get th:ir o~her Uaughler and fam ot the Pomeroy F1rst . Baptist State Cha~ along withoot any ooe of them. Uy the Rev and Mrs Ronald church Thursday evemng at tures. Rad! tCanllnued FTom Froat Pagel And the nice thing b, after the ' d h ldr<>n The\' were her horne, East Matn St. the confert eggs." PIace an ·"r I by 1 OUI"e. and Th e meetmg · ed · h th a ,. first three or IOUf, you don't open w1t e c· mpa McGIVER MET HIS wife, accompamt"U • d. L k Thorn s have to be parents - jusl adRutb, when both were studying Beck Place. who had been scripture rea mg o1 u e 12 · as l ministrators. You train the first 34-38 by Mrs J E Foster pres- on the Sui at CathoUc University, in the here yfor a VISlt • few well, and lhey'll train the 1dent. Mrs. Alen Shain read a gamzing SFdrama department. Ruth was rest for you." Mr and Mrs . Ernie Fraser verse of the theme song, The the NatJOnr 8:00 Down on the Farm doing work on set designing and and ram1ly have moved from I Voice of God is Calling. It was ed leaflets 8:30 Popey• & Pals when Joha first cast eyes on property on Vme-S l to the announced that the Rio Gra nde on. timely_ : 9 J Ruft anr' Red4y Show her, she was wearing a welder's mask and she built --some Comedian Joey Forman will residence vacated by Mr . and 1 Assoc iation would meet Thurs- ertca n His, 10·00 Hector Heatheote Show scenery. have a regular supporting rolo Mrs. Alfred Scarberry, Jr. and day September 17, at 10 am the Um led 10:30 Fireba. XL S · family . at the Rio Grande Bapt1st During tl 11 oo Dennis the Menace "I saki to myseU thai I bad as a pediatrician who lives in 11:30 Fury d church The Baptist Dav of Klem, assi· to meet that girl," John says. the same building as star Joe Mrs. Myron MJiler retu{ne Prayer which will be m Nov em- Brewington 12 :00 Make Room for Daddy "I figured abe would probably Bis.hop on . the latter's series to her .ho":~e ·~ursday rom ber.was discussed. The love gift Harley, st 12:30 Ann Southern be very haady to have IU'Ound which prem•eres on CBS.TV OD the Gal hpoh s Clime where she offering was dedicated by Mrs and sherbe I ·00 Biography tbe house.'' Sunday, ~pt. 27. Forman playhad major surgery_ .and was Loram Sterrett b!e centert 1 30 Touchdown . , · .... on Sid Caesar's ABC-1V . They didD 1 se~ oot to have a show last season and did nightConf1·ned to the clmH: twE'lv~ Mrs. Dana Ohver, 2.00 NCAA Football devotwnal ment o1 1a1 large family. It JUst sort of hap- clubs with Mi key "-~ 1ays. Her aunt, Mrs. Gr~ce .l leader read Proverb! 1 7-9 and es presided 5. 00 Pete Smith Special pene«i. Now, of course, they are_. c •o.vv....l ·" • Proudfoot of G:afton, W . a ~:1 -6. She gave a meditation on bowl. Mrs. 5 30 Singing Caravan .s here to be With Mrs. Miller I Wtsdom and closed with " A contributin. 6:00 Srngmg Caravan during her recuperatmn . Motln:l 's Prayer." Arranger. 7.00 Porter \\'agnor Show 6·30 Flatt and Scruggs Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gallah· "These al•o are ours - open ored dahl 7 30 FUpper have returned to their I our doors and let the world from the 1er 8.00 Death Vall<y Days 10me in Athens, Georgia after m," was the theme of the pro- used thrm, 8.30 Kentucky Jones ;pending several days wtth gram presented .bY Mrs. Shain Guests inl1 9.00 Saturday Nigh! Movleo rus parents, Mr and Mrs. Pat assisted by Mrs. T. T. SheltOII Chri stme C II :00 Late News Picture Gallagher. land Mrs Dale Wippel Pra}'er Mrs Mar 11 :10 D. ~ - and Weatller · by Mrs Ohver closed the meet- Walter H.; 1l:l5 Sports Mrs Lema Lighter and . her iing ' ert Coat~. 11 :20 Films of the 50'1. :laughter, Mrs Tom Rtley ,l Refreshments were served member o have returned from a monf~ 'S during the SOl'IBJ hour by the Jumbus \l' Vlsi1 m Los Altos, Cahl. Wit~ hostesses to mne memb~rs. Hos- next meet the fonner 's daughter and faml tesses fo r the Oc tober meeting home of ~ ART AT THE FAIR- Blending together as one work of art ly • Belly Lighter Mans Whtle Sk'mner ed WI'II be ,M rs. George are the symbol ol the New York World's Fair, the Unlsphere. there they age~ded the w · and Mrs Aten Sham. and on~ of the many sculptures adorning the grounds This din& of Mrs. Lighter's grand· flg~re IS call~~ "The Vine" and was cre<tt('d by lf~rriet daughter Karen Sue Maris. Fnshmut.h. 1 he statue was borrowed from New York'& Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1 7:00 TV ~•sroom Mrs. Delbert Bruch entered 8.00 Captam Kangaroo Riverside Methodist Ho>!pital 9 00 llvin Show in Columbus Fnday, and Will Election 9.30 Tent~. Tuxedo undergo surgery next week. when Roc. unique 9cenes and people. 10.00 Quick Draw McGraw 1 Steve Allen guests on Garry Her room number I S 506 Mrs Max Meinhart entertain- Thursday 10:30 Mighty Mouse Moore ~s "I've Got A Secret." Mrs. Eslie Mossman spent a I ed the Pasl Councilors of Thea· ~~glein, 11:00 Rm fln Tm Bob Hope rings up the cur- Monday, Sept. 14, on CBS-TV. week ln Newark With her dau· dorus Council Daughters of s1dmg. !I :38 Roy Rogers tain on his 15th consecudve Steve becomes emcee of t h e &htoP.r and son-in·law, Mr. and America , Thursday evening at One ap, 1.'! :00 Sky Kine Mrs. Donald Morgan and son. l her honlt"' Locust St. swered. season on NBC.TV speciabl series Sept. 21. Moore left oa 12:3" CBS News Mrs. Harry Bearhs is rtprt.ed A short business sess1on was home ere. wilh headlin•n Milton Berle, his around the world lour earI. 00 Doctors at Work ly this month - after lapmg Ill Improving, but will be con- conducted by Mrs R.ay Seiden- nounced 1 Jack Benny, Dean Martia 1:30 The Airmaa's World his last show. flned to. Holzer Hospital for abel, vice-president, which ~ere wmr 1 :45 Dizzy Dean and PhyiUs Diller In the prem10me time . opened with devotions by Mrs. In~ _and ~ uWbat's This Song?" a mus1.55 K. C. vs Yankees Iere variety bour of his weekly Mr. and Mrs Marhn Young Fred Dessauer, followed by the Wilham 1 kal same show Sllll'rinl West 2:00 The Airman's World Chrysler-sponsored aeries Frl· Coast disk jockey Win Martinan~ son, Jimmy of _COt·o~, Fla , Lord's Prayer and pledge to centerpl~ 2:15 Dizzy Dean day' Sept. 25. visited recently With hts miT flag in unison. A round robin for croc. dale, wlU be presented In color I: 00 Sea Hunt Lei Brown aad his Band of ther, Mrs. G. A. Young and get-well card was sent to Mrs. Mrs. Bet1 on NBC.TV, Monday tbrougb 1:30 Ear11 Sbow Reuown, long asaoclated wltb Friday, beginning Mond8y, Oct. ' other relatives. Harry Bearhs m Holzer Rospit- Fred t 7:00 LaWIIl8JI Mr. and Mrs. lra Holter or al ed as wo· Hope both In radio aiid televl· 7:30 Lucy-Dezl Comedy Hoar Blon, retuma to provide t h e 211, replaclnl Merv Griffin's Tacoma, Wash . were recent Games were played and priz- elected v Word lor Word. Win b lmowD I : 3fJ • De!eadere mu.sieal accompaniment. 11.1ests of Mrs. Homer Holter es awarded to Mrs. Henry Rei- overseer , to record fans for his million 1:30 Summer Playhouse This Jll'Otll'WD marki the first seller " Deck of Cards." ...... and Lester Bailey a nd sister, bel Mrs Richard Campbell 1ecturer ; I I ' . ' 10:00 Gunsmoke of eight Bob Hopi! specials to Mrs. Ora Archer. . . , Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, Miss Erna ard an_d 11:00 News Dr. HarOld A. Botley, t b o star lite comedlaa. Sis of theae Mrs. Roy Holter v1s1t.ed Frl· Je sse and Mrs Dessauer. mer Rtc-11: U Late Movie win be vari"!Y shows; two will veteraa Methodist mini8ler now day mornmg with h'?'r motber, Refreshmenl s were served by Mrs W be filmed comedleo in color. being featured on the NBC-TV · Mrn. George . Thompson, Che- the hostess to the above nam- 1ain : Fr 1 Oae of lbe filmed comedies relJsious series, "Frontiers of shire. who Js 1\l ed Emd Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mrs 1er: Mrs ' . will be Western 18· Faith;' believeo lhat among scheduled Mrs. Ray Sendenabel, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Arnold ; tary · C. tire, "Have Girls, win Trav- all the maos media, televisioo .Henry Reibel and \1rs t!S and Mrs Joseph Beeglt> er; Mrs el," witll guest stara Jill St. is the mosl lmportaDI way to Hayes visited Friday, at October meeting will be Mrs. Ho· Joha, Rhonda Fleming, Marl- reach mlllionl of people across zer Hospit al with F.thel .Ion es, <:~t lhe home of Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Fr llya Muwell, Aldo Ray, Rod lite country and mate them Denver Thoma and Alta Nelson Smith, Rutland. Mrs. Be' I :30 Social Security Camel'<lll, Sonny Tufts a n d reall7.e that the stories of lhe ant stew 1:45 NeJshbora Bruce Cabot. Bible are .no\ just fiction, but 9:00 Churct. o1 Chrisl I Tri..City Sewing :;::'.\~~ deal with actual events which Included in the sl• variety 9:30 Word of Ule POMEROY OHIO Club has Meeti.n g Leonard formats will be a 90 minute happened ID real people. 10:00 Pal and Mike special highlighting tbe comeTONIGHT Hostess gifts were presented man: M 10:30 Land of Allakazam dlan's annual Christmas trip to Mrs. Charles Riffle chairmr 11 .00 Casper CartDoa Speaking of Mickey, his son, "TOM JONES" to entertain American GI's ov·. <Technicolor) day evening when the Louks, 11 :30 Beany & eecn Tim, 17, will ap_pear wllh hls erseas. Alben Finney. Susunab Sewing club met at her home, Refre 12:00 Bugs Bunny Oa Friday, Oct. 2, Fred A&- pop on the 11new ABC-TV comYork Hugb Gnuttb, Dame East Main St. ,' the ,12.30 Amerlcaa Bandstand l!:dltb...•rtoon Evano Th e evemng · talre and Barrie Chase are re< edy series, Mickey/~ to make C.lo was spent I ·30 Let's Dance united, • dancJna together In ito leledebuL lhll fall 1 ----------~·I I Ially and in sew ing, aller 2:30 Adveature Theatre '• their first TV musical cpinedy, the hoetesa served a That's all for now. IUN.. MON. ond TU Is. 4·00 Olymp1c Trials "Think Pretty," marking the Sept. 13-14-15 course to Mrs. Roberl 5:00 World of Sports premiere of the "Bob Hope "WILD ANO WONDERFUL" ings, Mrs. Bradford R.~::lll 6· 31' WresUing Presents the Chrysler Theatre" (Tecbnieolor) Elizabeth Fick, Mrs. R 7:30 The Outer Limits Curtis, Christine Kaufcolcrcast . series. Roberts, Mrs. Fred 8 30 Lawrence Welk Mrs William Grueser, M r . 9 30 Hollywood Palace SIG!fl'S .. SOUNDS: Com&Harlan W~hrung and Mrs. Rus10:30 Wells Fargo dlan Soupy Saleo Is plannlfll ID sell Wilson. "Sonilll You lliaoe 1938" 11 :00 Chiller Thealrt use excerpts from the sequenc- ebb .. . Mrs. Bailey is Hostess for Soc1e . y Mee mg . , YOU KNO'I' Co II 11'11 o1 llle 1eaab11 ...... " tiM .... bop~ Ia 111& alii -pleled Ia ISM. VOL 'X.VI IN s.J e POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 129 Halleck Wants GOP in . 32nd Spencer rieUDI.OD Held Jn Columbus JIC I McGivers (Pop.l2) 'Invade' Film/and 1 Saturday WSAZ -TV k - Channel 3 I 1 WCHS. TV Grot Past Councilors New Meet at Home of AtR Mrs. Meinhart ' Channel 8 Highlights •.• 1 6:30 and 11:10 PM 1 PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT PM a WHTN-TV Channel13 MEIGS THEATRE ABC REPORT _ - I D~n N. W. COM~TON, 0. D. . OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: II to 12:2 to~ !Close at Noou 011 Tbllrl. - Eaal Court SL, Pomeroy Thomas & Son SH - The TV program that helped launch a national crau -the Feb. 9 edition of lbe Ed Sulllvan Show featuring the Beatlel live from New York - wm be rebroacjcaat Sunday, Sep&. II Clll CBS-TV . ..... t; .. ~ es he films a1 !he basil for a comedy movie featuretle as wen as on his new WNEW-'1'11, New York, eome<ly series. He was formerly featured on 't h e Weel Coast, · ~ II illlli'ln& lh!S FSlr 1111ppi'ng': ~~~~ ltlbll!!lt ., well .. ,. HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK·TOSCHOOL SHOES ....... ,...., ..... ....lpolle, Ohle : .• , . : •. ,d 1 ~r.4 r... : ,..::ot~~ ~ J ( . .... ;1.,: ,' ' J ..'\ '1'. \ ' ' t • • WEAIHtiB enttne MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1964 Loan le IS 'Made for Plant S..., oal w•T IIIP Tt-'15. P.tl7 _...., " . ....,, _. wa nn fol&bl, lew &5-M. .... ly d ...y. eeoler ,....,.. ' PRICE FIVE CENTS ., �- - ,,.._. . .-. ... .... ....... ~ •.) • '· .. ~ ;I' --- • ~· -· ~..,. ' ' - -- J..J..,. _, ...0 - - . ......_. • • • , _ , . .,. ., ._., •wo i i ' l:ln er news • Jackets Sting Rutland Red Devils 36-0 In Season Opener • HELEN I! ELP US·! l AILSTARS Crlop blocking and tackling The Jackets' "bambino" squad , rolling up :112 yardo, and 21 way. next play he ran the ball over. Wallace ran 27 yards ro the ting 42 m 10 carries, bot 30 of up front and four hard running <second string), played most' first downs. Senior Left halfback Alan The Jackets' first TD when Rutland 32. I then came on one long run backs produced a decisive 36- of the final period except a One touchdown came on a Wallace carried the ball ll the game was only minutes Sauer ended hls night's work Iagamst the Middleport oecooos . MiddleP\lrt , brief Interval when a punt was long eUort times for 127 yards. including old eame after Middleport r,. w111! 95 yards In 10 carrieo, Joe l Coach Ashley obviously was 0 victory for the High school football teall' over needed. \ It was the second, making )aunts of 13 twice, one for ceived. had to punt and the Rut- Stephenson. right halfback, had l bsppy about what happened He I Hull and Friday night. Between the Jackets' scoring the score 12-ll. The teams had and anoth•r for 31. He caught land receiver fumbled, Middle-•eight m three, Bruce Wallace declined comment other than Coach Bob Ashley made his drivea, everything Rutland of· traded pa" interceptions. and a flare pass good for 10 yards port recovering on the Rutland 87 m 14 cames, Paul Wilson to ask how many penalties h1s deput before his home town fered up as its own offense waa Rutland punted ro the Ja cket and the Jackets' third touch· 32. On the SIXth play Bruce who spelled Sauer, had 18 in boys drew. and when rold, "70 fans a dream come true, per- crushed. When Ute little guys 39. On tbe first play Junior down with 4:30 left In the sec- Wallace sneaked in from th e seven tnes. as did Budd Yjyards," promised there wouldhaps, as his Yellow Jackets hit came in early In the fourth per· fullback, 160 lb. Rod Sauer, got ond quarter. He gathered In an- two Moore : Roger Ldfingwel' had n't be that many next week at two quick touchdowns in the iod, Rutland bad managed only through a big hole at guard and 1other from his brother, Senior 1 The fourth TO, with 6·00 left mmu s 13 1n two iattempted Wahama first quarter. added the third In 18 net yards on the ground In with two good blocks, outraced Quarterback Bruce Wallace, m the third penod ended a passeSI. and Jim Whtllatch, The Jacket line from tackle the second period, the fourtb in the final 11 minutes Rutland everybody to the goal line good for 18 yards to Rutland 2 dri ve of 61 yards in eight plays two m one try . to tackle was tested continuthe third penod, and the fmal l got 49 mpre, but no touchdown. There were many other long yard line early in the fourth wtth Bruce Wallace agam f<'or Rutland, Jim Barrett ously as Coach D1ck Martm one early In the fourth period . Meanwhile Middleport watt I gainers that didn 't go all the , quarter from where on the sneaking rn . In that push Alan was the lop ground gainer, get- chose to iend his backs inside " This wao a cbarfljo pme, wasn 'l it? So I gave up aU the Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,- 0., Sept. 14, 1964-3 - -~---· " - - - - - - ---- --- hits and run1 that J coald!" the ends- almost exclusively. This defensive line had on it American FootbaU League Bob Caruthers ttnd John BLake. By United Press loternatlooal ends; Ray Pickens and Craig Eastern Divisioo Dave Rawlings. tackles, and W. L. T. Pet. 'pf pa Ashley, middle guard. New York J 0 D 1.000 30 6 The offensive line included Buffalo I 0 0 1.000 34 17 Larry Vance and Blake, ends ; Boston I 0 0 I 000 17 14 WASHINGTON (UP!) - The the Washingron 26 and Ryan Pickens and Rawlings, tackles ; Houston 0 1 0 .000 21 27 Cleveland Browns are off and quickly fired a touchdown pass Randy Humphreys and To m Western Division running for the second year in lo Gary Co!llns. Kmg at one guard, alternating. \\1 . L. T. Pet. PF P"A. a row after displaying a slow- The Browns then came back and Ken Harris at the other, San Diego 1 0 0 1000 27 21 starting but alert team in their and scored another touchdown with Caruth~rs at center Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 17 S4 opener against the Redskins at 1after they had held Washington Rutland opened With Smith Oakland 0 I 0 .000 14 27 Washlngton Sunday. on downs after the kickoff. Jim and H. Black at ends, Moodis· Denver 0 1 0 000 6 30 The Browns, who trailed to-o Brown climaxed the 7G-yard paugh and Sutherland at tack- I Saturday's Results early in the second per od, drive when he boiled into Ute lcs, tht! latter t1gurmg in a ' New York 30 Denver 6 bounced back to post a 27-13 end zone £rom one yard out. majority of tackles on detense . San D1ego 27 Houston 21 1 victory. The Browns increased their Dinguss and Wood, guards, tonly games scheduled) Last s e a son, the Browns lead to 20..10 In the third quarand Stewart, center. Backs j Sunday's Results opened fast and won their first ter when Brown went over were Hawkins. Rupe. B Bar 1Buffalo 34 Kansas City 17 six games. again. Brown carried the ball rett, and Lambert. On derense Boston 17 Oakland 14 The Browns recovered four 23 times during the game and Melvin Hrown and Ru~ ly L1t- ' <Only games scheduled) fumbles and turned two o1 finished with 89 yards. tle carne m. Saturday's Games them into touchdOW!lti that gave The all-pro's running mate. Oakland at Houston, night STATISTICS Utem a victory and an Import- Ernie Green, scored the final !Only game scheduled) M ant early season edge over the touchdown and wound up with R Sunday's Game& Yds . Rushing 342 67 Buffalo at Denver defending champion New York 37 yards gained on 11 carries. Yds. Passing 28 25 I Boston at San Diego Giants who lost to Philadelphi~. The Redskins' final points Tot.al gain 370 92 VInce Costello, Mike Lucci, came in the last period when <Only games scheduled) Passes Alt. 7 8 Walter Beach and Ross Flcht- J' M r k' ked th d · · · 10 Passes Comp. 2 4 ner recovered the fumbles that Im ar . IC e secon VISITORS- Several awards were presented to the VISiting golfers at the Pomeroy Women's Golf Club tournaPasses Int. ! Saturday College FootbaH ment last week. Visitors taking honors in~lud~d front row , left to right, Genny Ackerman: .Fairgreens; Mary In· played a major role in the con- of his two field goals. Punts . 4 for 103 5 fnr By United Press International test. The victory put the Browns ' gels, Hidden Valley; Helen Galloway,_ Galltpolis; Betty McGmness, .Joan Ward, and Pau!me 141 UCLA 17 Pitt 12 The Red 8 k 1n 8 Intercepted on top In the Eastern Division Johnson, Fatrgreens. Se~ond row, Edith Raffert~, S~uth, Hills; Ruby Jenkms. Gall~pohs; Eloise Kemp. Soulh Hills; First Downs 21 2 Mmn Dlth 29 Eau Clare St. 8 three of Frank Ryan's passes along w th the Eagles and Wavie Ludwig, South Hills; Ellen Richards, Gallipolis; ~!!arion Ebersbach, Galltpohs, and Florence _Ecke~, Ga~Ipolt~ Penalties · 70 but scored only 10 points from St. Louis Cards. The 5 Morn ngside 47 MacAlester 0 1 Opp. Fumb. Rec. 0 Concordia 28 Parsons 14 them. will play the Cardinals In their By quarters : Bethel 20 Ramhne 0 After the Redsklns bsd scored home opener next Sunday In an Rutland 0 0 0 0 - 0 Montana St. 29 B. C. 24 a field goal and a touchdown, early season showdown for first National FootbaU League Middleport 12 8 8 8 - 36 Lucci recovered a fumble on place. Scormg. B Wallace. 2 yd . By Unitrd Press Jutt>rnational NEWI run, Sauer, 61 yd. run; A. WaiEastern Division lace 10 yd. pJss from B WaiEXCLUSIVE! W. L. T. Pet. PF PA lace: B. Wallace, 1 yd run: A. . , Wallace 2 yd run EP _ Wil· North Gal!ia exploded for 28 1score came when Chick scamp, the season progress-.," said St 1 0 0 100016 6 son, run; Slephensnn, points in the final two quart- ered across from four yards Weiher, now serving his first (: · 'fuJ~ pass; 1 1 11(I 0 1 000 27 13 Sauer, run. ers at Southwestern Friday out. Chick passed to Mason year as head SW mentor. p;~e an I 1 0 1000 38 71 night to whip the Highland- Peck lor the extra points, and Tom Foster was outstanding N 1 a y k 0 1 ~ ·0011 7 38 1 ers 28-6 In a SouUtern Valley the Pirates led, ~. for the Pirates on both of Pel~ b or h 0 1 Athletic Conference battle. Later in the third period, fense and defense while Smith WI ~_urg ·000 14 26 , Ohio H. S. Football Scores The host club, under the lead- Smith smashed over from the Quck and. Roger Garr~tt look- Da~~a~ngton ~ ~ ~ ~~ l~ ;~ By United Press International ership of Pat Weiher, jumped six, and it was 14-li. N or I h ed good m the bsckf1eld M .~ · ' Major League Standings National League ahead &-0 shortly after the op- Gal!ia. A Toler also drew praise from ' Wtstern Division Saturday Night ' :: ~ ' : ···.... By Unlted Press IDternatloaal W. L. Pet. eing kickoff when Walt SimpIn the final stanza, North • NG fans for a good defensove W. 1.. T. Pet. PF PA Niles Mckinley 54 1 . -· / 86 57 601 ·. ' .. - - . . ' ,; .... AmerlcBD League Philadelphia Gr<'en Bay I 1100 2·11 21 Cleveland East Tech 0 \ ,. ' ·~: 1 0 I I '".../ 80 63 ·559 6 son shot inro the end zone. The Ga!lia began usmg a " shot gun" game. W. L. Pet. offense, and it paid off as the Friday, North Gallia wIll , DetrOit .' '' ' 87 59 592 GB St. Louis 1 0 0 1 000 26 17 Akron St. Vmcent 27 80 65 · 7 conversion atlempt failed. Neither team scored during Baltimore · S. Francisco · .5!i2 Pirates added two insurance host Eastern m a SVAC battle Los Angeles 26 Bedford Chane \ o 84 58 592 1 0 0 1 000 14 79 84 552 7 PREWAV the remainder New York · · of the first half, tallies. Smith tallied one TD ' Southwestern will host Racine. Mmnesota 1 Cincinnati 1 0 11 1.000 34 24 ! Lorain Admiral Kmg JO 74 9 7 12 Chicago 86 6 .5! although the Highlanders drove from nine yards out, and acor- Both Meigs teams were beat- Chicago Parma 16 77 6!9 .585 527 1012 Milwaukee 0 0 1100 12 23 ' 3 69 514 12 12 to the two once, but a penalty ed tile extra point for a 22-6 en in non-league openers Fri- ' Baltimore Detroit 6 · Pittsburgh 7 • 0 I 0 OOO 24 34 East Liverpool 44 Los Angeles 75 72 .510 1212 Los Angeles 72 71 .503 14 the threat. Pirate lead. day night. San Fran 0 I 0 000 17 26 Beaver Local Cleveland 72 72 .500 65 78 .45> 21 In the second half, the ' Last NG score came when I Linescore: Saturday's Results Fremont St. Joseph 040 DISHWASHER 72 4 7 14 4 Chicago 28 1 12 Minnesota : : Highlanders fell prey to the Chick passed 29 yards ro Peck. North Gallia 0 0 t4 14- 28 St. Louis 16 Dallas 6 Gibsonburg 0 9 23 84 73 -433 57 82 90 •3811 Boston rushing of Clyde Smith, full- The PATs failed. Southwestern 6 P 0 0- 6 (Only game scheduled! Can ton McKinley 3t I gets dishes reony c:1ea1 " Washlnglon · 30'h Saturdey's ReJullo back for Ute Pirates, and the Coach Weiher praised the SW scoring Simpson, I Sunday's Results Akron Hoban 14 •.• reaUy Kansas City 53 9! .368 33 Houston 2 Pittsburgh I 0 passing of Dan Chick, quarter- running of Russ Miller in the run. Cleveland ?:1 Washmglon 13 1Manon Catholic 16 Crestline 8l 8 samtary with Re&ullo Los Angeles8 Cincinnati New York bsck· first hall · He also lauded Dale NG scoring - Chick, 411,os Ange le 26 Pittsb< I 14 Sl k H · ht 12 B Ill Salurday's I Kan C't 0 Milwaukee 2 c 1a er e1g s · lrg 1 5 180' water. 4 N:w Chicago 3 St Louis 2 The Pirates tied II up short- Bryant, Reggie Calhoon, and yards; Peck. PAT's, pass: Philadelphia 38 New York 7 Maple Heights 7 Los Angales 3 Boston 2 San Francis.;. 9 Phlladelphia ly after the third quarter be· Bob Smith for their fine play Smith. 6 yards, PAT's fail; Green Bay 23 Chicago 12 Independence 22 Beachwood o Call Tile Gas Compaar 5 gan. Tackle Tom Foster recov"We're short on experience Smith, 9 yards, Sm1th, PAT's Mmnesota 34 Baltimore 24 Padua 22 for details. Sunday's Detroit 6 Washington Reoults ered a blocked punt to set up right now. · We need more con- run; Peck. 29-yard pass from Detroit 26 San 17 Cleveland St. John Cantius 0 11 1 5 2 Cleveland Chicago SCtl·n·cLI'nonualsti'I9 Mi!Chlwcaagukoee 2 the first NG touchdown. The ditioning. We'll get better as Chick, PAT's fail. Saturday's Games Canton Timken 28 Perry 8 COLUMBIA GA$ Boston 4Sunday'• Los Angeles 3 Phlladelphla 4 S. Francisco 1 OF OHIO, INC. ResuU& Detroit at Los Angeles Dayton Roose\•elt 16 'lll 1 I Browns Take 'Skins, 27-13 1 I Gallip~IIs; I ~a1rgreens • Standi nos NGS 1 I 1 I . .·.· ° ... . I ;~~s·~~ • Voice of Broa~way ••• reportmg Jy DOROTHY KILGALLEN GAS I ::~~ I' ~~~~ Min~":o1;/ J ~'ranciscro Los Angeles s New York • Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0 1 Monday's Probable P!tcben St.' Louis at Milwaukee <night) - Sadeckl 116-10) vs. New York 5 Minnesota 2 Kansas City 7 Baltimore S Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 Washingion 5 Detroit 1 Moaday's8Probable Pitchers 0 s!:;;:.~.;c~~~;~~ PhiJs Continue to Roll Toward Title <Only Rallimore at Green Bay By GARY KALE lng II victories In 15 extra-inn· winner in each league. Chicago at Minnesota UPI Sporto Writer contests. But three u( those had a 20-8 record with the De· New York at Pittsburgh The Philadelphia Phil!ies losses were lnflicled by I h e troll Tigers during the 1957 st. Louis at Cleve land MIn n e I a at BaiUmore (!6-IZ), bave that "extra margin" to Phillies. American League team. tnight) -Grant (13-10) vs. Pap Ph Ita de I ph Ia at knock off a cootender cbs sing Tony Taylor started the lOth In other Natwnal pa · short (16-7) ton lmght) vs., pennant. them for Ute National League rookie Inning Dick surgeEstelle with aand double off games, Louis mauled s 115.5)City . Kansas at Boston tnight) Bruce (U-IJ) -or Johnson IIQ-15) Jnhnny go 15-2. St. Cincinnall breezedChicapast -Pens 112-14) vs. Connolly (2· Pittsburgh at Los Callison promptly brought in Milwaukee 9-2. Los Angeles 10). I night) -Veale 116-10) Deadlocked at 1-1 going the go-ahead run with a single. edged New York 54, and PI!ts(Only gameo acheduled) . · · · (2·3). the lOth Inning the Riehle Allen then cemented the burgh shutout Houston 3·0. Tuelday'a Game• Tullday's Games Phlllies scored l_hree runs to Phils' triumph with a two-run New York posted a 5-2 win Chlcago at Detroit (night) Cincinnati at Chicago heat San Francisco 4-l and homer, his first hit after 19 over Minnesota in the AmeriWashington at Cleveland (nJght) : St. Louis at Milwaukee night drop the Giants seven fruitless trips to the plate. can League, Kansas City Minnesota at Baltimore lnlght) : Philadelphia at Houston (night) off the pace. Bunning Goes Distance downed first place Baltimore L. Angeles at New York lnlght) Pittsburgh at L. Angei6!J !night) San Francisco lB noted for Jim Bunning went the dis· 7-5, Cleveland tripped Chicago Kansas City at Boston (night) New York at S. Francisco (nigh winning elongated games, post- lance for Philadelphia to rack 5-4, Boston nipped Los Angeles -- - ·----- - - · - - - up win No. 17 and raise his 4-3 and Washington stopped Deto, Cubs; Callison, Phils; hopes of becoming a 20-game troit H. len, Phlls, all 28. Jim Sollan, president of American: Killebrew, tho SEO , Sporlswrilen a ad By Unlled Preat IDtematloaai ... ,. ; p owe11, 0r1o · 1es, 34 ; "' ~ol:ovi-1 Broodeaoten AtooelaUon, an. pagne Tony Lema won the first NaHoaai l.eqae to, A's, 33; Stuart, Red Sox, 32. nouneed loday that all momprize of $50,000 in the World G. AB. R. H. (Four players lied with 30). ben of tbe asSOciatioo would Series of golf at the Firestone Clmnt, Pitts 137 553 84 189 R11I11 Baited In meet Sunday, Sepl, %0, lu By United Press International Country Club. Carty, Mil llf 382 60125 'Nallonal: Boyer, Cards, !09 ; Jackson lo elect officers lor Salurtlay U..On. MU ' 133 533 118 173 .325 Sanlo, Cubs, 99; Mays, ~:::: I 1184 65 aod to preguosllcate SALEM, N.Y. IUPII-Roman Willms, Chl IU 73 87185 .323 96: Torre, Braves, 94; c 011 the outcome of lhe 11114 Brother won Ute $144,820 LOS ANGELES, Calif. IUPl) rorre, Mil 136 523 7~ 186 .317 Giants, 113. SEOAL loolbaU campaigu. New HampslshJ!i:•;~e Srock, St.L. 13'1558 •97174 American: Killebrew, Twins. 'I'IIe meeting will be bold at augural stakes Classic at R ~·~=~~~-Rex Cawley of Los Angles !anto, Chl 142 U9 80 ~~ . 1116; Stuart, Rad Sox, lho Jolly Lane& Bowling Cen- P ar. k cracked the world record in ~epeda, SF 127 473 70 14? . avlto, A's: B. Robinson, Orl<Jiesl lor at Z p.m. (EST I wllh the the 400-meter hurdles with a FIOQd, St.L. 143601 8!18!1 97,'eacb· Wagner Indians , et..ltoa ol officers lbe llrsl NEW YORK IUPli Darby 49.1 second clocking. ~Uen, Phil 143 554 105 171 · ' ' ' order ol buoble&s. Dan Farm's Candalita won the j ,.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;~ i~nt, NY 124 4@ 69 144 .309 P!tclllng Each sporiHerlbe or sporto $102,470 Matron Stakes race ·Na tlolllll : B1IIIDIII& :. Phlls, BDDIIIUICtlr 11'111 be asked to ,..,. Aqueduct race track . 'merlnan League Jllvs. Mlnn 144 801103 194 4; Kouta~r, Dodier•: 1~5; Mmi-1 view bls loam'• or ' hal weabets, llld after each i.Rban, Bal f4Y 1!:51 73 ~Ill! c , Giants, ,._ .... lea 1u11rol PORTHCAWL, Wales (UPI)aow~ NY 130m-suo 18-7; O'Toole; .... :--1 .gne le8.llil . • 'l'l)e Unit~ .States swept the Mantle, NY 1115 4M. 75 123 ·'1i'l.ol01~1 bOell ....,"""'"'• lbo ~ mom- Jail! tiJree · matches to de!~t ~ boi'a will lbea eome lbotb•wltll Great Btitaln, lOIII points to Freelln, Del 129 461 84139 •tift41Cdon en the 1leJIIlle Rbnsn, Chj ·, 126 489 76140 11-7; , , fn tl)e cUrtis Cup women'S P&uriey~ KC 140 ~: 75'(~12 IU: LoU¢11,· 'rjj;R; " i\Ompetllion. __... ... ·~ 'j'~, ,!lOB ,138,609 !J51 ' San Francisco at Philadelphia Washington At Dallas ,__======-, !r----o_,ay"'to_n._n_u_n"..a.. r ..o.....,__..... N. W.0 PCOMPTON, 0. D. T 0 M E T R 1S T 1 Office flours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at NODD on Thurs - Eas1 Court Pomeroy pi(Oijnijlyiig:a;mes:.:•c:h;e~du;l;ed~l~iii~lliiiiiiiiii;;jjjiliiiliiliiiili;iiiiiiiii;;;jjjilllliiliiiiiil St .. ~Sunday, I ~ Leaders SPORTS SUMMARY favillon, whlch bas been one of the busiest lluce the Falr opened, Is trying to get addition11 space next year so it can onlarge Its dining iJd plchlc areas President Johnson's favOl' It 11ft to friends Is an ash tray wltb a Pres!- • t m. ,. 1 \VOJotiN OF ALL A(~IS Witb or wltb· . out hl•b adlool .. acat~ea eu DOW u.Jol' MeUdtJ, prut.IJe lad 'Obm· lllunltJ nap.et tllat our rnlluatn enjoy, Tbt:re 11 l lboNae at , Praetl· cal N"tu"tel Ia th!l area. Y!_a an ..Sed u doctor, Ulld•at.l. lit alb&; ke. blJUtuUoDI, Priv* dv\J, ~~ Ullltartet~ - ., J'Q\ll' .,.... wttb ·~· ~ WOMEN ·wANTED DAY SERVI(E ___ ___ ~ ClOtlroN l'ODAY,' { .fOR 1 Maftra SPARE 1 ••• "" 1¥f · , - 1· · 59 ~ ' : AGES liltHI ., : Pnctl..l NWrilrqi I '-" n. hlty tentlnel , , . 1 I •••rev, 01111 Noa1 .' ........ .. ....... ,~,., •••..•• 1 ~ ' Italla!l, TIME ~h 13o 18!1 Ire~ Bus 142 514 . ···~·"··· '· t .· Cl'l'1' .. .. .. ........ BTA't• .. .... '• . I OCCUPA'l'lON "..... • .. ~G' ••. . r" IIAB ...... . .... llNOLJ: •• .. ... . I ~ ' I UL .............. J ........ It;;,,.._ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ . _. - _ _ - .- _... .. • "t'•lr., t:' ~ 'r'' .. . ~ ~. '·' . ; .•., , .. c. :.J .= 1...~"' ~-...• ~ ,...,l,t ' ONE •tre• *· - W.U. r Not ail the World'• Fair ""hlblrors a,.. r:ry ip, the blues. Rbelngold's Little Old New York Talk of Broadway Insiders Is tho giant hit that has two-versions - the regular one, which they opened wltb, and a shorter one when the alar isn't feeling In the mood for all that jazz The 11ewest comedy wr1t10g learn, Blum and Searles, """ oo hot they've b..n snapped up by Willlam Morris for a long term multi • media contract. Wbst makes this an Item Is that Blum Is a dentist In Tarrytown and Searles a writer who went to him aa a •patient. They !ltarted exchanging ideas between drillings and now they're both laughing at each other's joke• fllrough their perfect teeth. The first thing Shirley Temple did when &he entered the 20th Century-Fox comissary to Setting new stand~rds of luxury, this 1965 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special lunch with William Self, bead of operations there, was rush over to a table and hug an o\d Sedan is four inches Iong<lr than last year. The extra length, excluBlve to thi1 trlend. The lady wu Frances Klam, Shirley s model is realized almost entirely in the rear passenger compartment. With a vinyl· schoolteacher when wu the !ley tot etar CO'l~r~d padded roof the Sixty Special is designated as the. Brougham and ill distinguished with special Brougllam script next to the wreath and crest on tht of the lot. lide of the roof, ~ Joe Lovlne didn't atmnpt a cerebral or artistic "'PlY l>'hen he was asked how far he'd go on the movie version of the "Harlow" book he's just bought. His answer : "As far as I can without going to jail." The revival of Interest In Jean Harlow three decades after ber death Is fabulous as note the ado I or ''MOM's Big Parade 'ot Comedy." You'd think tile wao the only female star In the picture - sad the di81Jlay In front of the theatre gives the same impres1Jon New York's headi~ new buslneos Ia U.. rental of wigs and loupoe.. Tbo price ranjle lo from $10 ro $50 a ADQR.a& ... ............... • 138 160 13 .lo!lu Coli. 10 ~(~)?a··" ' ~~~~r~~!~~~~~e~it~ · ~Artans,. 25 Catawba 0 -Wil'l· (Mllw) , •:7 SL J ' •' ~-r' (lJPI) J. - "Let it leak! can't affor to have the ·r oof fixed!''), I . We think you'lllind you can't afford Home repair loans are one of the WBJI not to have it fixed when you diawe try to help follu wbo need moaey tover how a borne J•epair loan can for any worthwhile need. Stop iD 111111 provide you with the caah to do iL aee ua or P.hone ahead if you wiah. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY $2500 TO $200000 I.IFE INSURANCE AVAILABLE ON ALL LOANS The NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 �.' . .. . . . . .•, ··-""i'............... .. ~ oj................. .......... ....-~ ........ ~, •' ...... -· . ' ' " wI"}ktSVI"}}e News N0l es - - - - - - - - - 3 Leon, w. Va., w. Russell Say· Discharged blrlh of a son at Holzer hosplt, jof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steele and atteoded the a ... I r•. E:vans, W. Va., Mrs . Em· Patients discharged over the al. Kearney Ogden. ville bean dbmer. . , lest E. Griffin, Reedsville, Mrs past weekend included Mrs. Dar· Mrs. Clara Phillips was a rt. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White Mr. and Mn. 3oe 1lcrael Watson, Rt. 4 Oak Hill, lene E. Llvmgslon, Teresa L. eent SU!\day guest of Mr, "!" ,and Mr. and Mrs. George spent a few dayo Mrs. James G. Hunley, Well· Taylor, Mrs. Genrge W. Jones, BY MRS. D. E. WOOD Is growing nicely. Mrs. Sam Marrs. _ ekln, Jr. spent a weekend m dau&hter, Mr• and Ml'l.l out Entered Hospital Homer C Moore, Mrs. Genrge Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuntz. [ Jack Farley, Ewington Rt.' Mr. and Mrs. Jerry eanfp- Cincinnati and attended a ball Kuntz Galloway tile . week 1 ston, Connie Marie Harris, Rt Among U10se who ent•red 2 McArthur Mrs. Robert D M W1lhams, Tracy Ragland. Galloway spent a weekend with 1 and Miss Shirley Graham, bell and children, Colulllbus, game. and attended the state I · Holzer hospital over the past Morrison, Stewart. Yvonne D Mrs James H Walten, Mrs. her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Isenior, Wilkesville, were mar- were recent weekend guests of Mrs. Erma Nelson and grand- Mr. .and .Mrs. McElrof weekend included· Sunday -Osborne, Columbus, Mrs. Rich· Creed C Twyman: Chester R. Strong and' the ·bean ried at home of Mr and Mr!. jhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eu· son returned home after visit- and sons of"Wolfpen ,Bifent a Mrs. Donaldson Dewey Kells, ard L. Bourn, Ravenswood , W. Cremeens, Mrs. Wtlma L. Cole- dinner. I Marion Hutchison recently. He gene Campbell. ing her stster, Mr. and Mrs. day With her mother, Mabel 50 Pine St., Mrs. Wilbur C. Va . man_. John F. Jones. Carl F. Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Kessler is employed in Columbus and Mrs. Kearney Ogden spent Lester. '!ehman, Bellaare. Wood. Gooch, Vinton, Mrs Boone Saturday _ Mrs. Goldie c. Hanlchen, Mrs. Neal A. Baker, Jr. had their little son to Cbil- they have a furnished apart· several days in Columbus as also VISited her Julius Mr. and Mrs. Len Davlclson Preece, Rt 2 Vinton, Mrs t>u Johnson, Chestnut St., Jr .. and infant daughter, Mrs.lucothe hospital one day recent· there. guest of her daughter, Mr. and Fankhauser at a nursmg home. ' and daughters, Wolfpen, called 1927 gene M. Holliday, 1911 Jelfer- Burley E Cook, 2025 '-\ Chath- Michael K. Randolph and ln-11y ror medical treatment. He Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Denney Mrs. Herbert Jones. Tiley all 1 He is much improved. Ion her mother, !l(aliel Wood son Blvd .. Pt Pleasant. Mrs. am Ave. Charles swindler, Ka · rant daughter, Mrs. Donald w.l have sold thelr farm near here went to Niagara Falls. 1 . Mrs. Jerry Ponn aqd dough· and atttnded the bd)l dinner. Russell D. Childers. 2513 Jef· nauga. George R. Chilcote. Rt. Mullins and infant son, Mrs . ers, Mrs. Clarence Hoffman, and moved to Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stra· j· er , Theresa. were recent guests Mrs. Alva Woodroof, Jr. 11 Ienon Ave . Pt Pleasant, Earl 2 Ewinglon. Mrs._ Jesse L. An· Donald M. Barcus and infant Angela K. Steele, PaulK. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McEI· ushaugh , Mr. and Mrs. Paul or relatives in Columbus. spending her vacatloo here with J. lcar.d, R;. 2 Pt. Pleasant. dorson, Ill. 2 Racme, Mrs . Ber· daughter, Mrs. Alvte L. Mas· Roger camp, Mrs. Arthur roy, Huntington, spent a Sun- Strausbaugh, Mr. and M r s. l Several members _or Wilkes- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ClaY· Mary Kay Casey. Rt. 2 . Pt. tho M. Elliott, Jackson. Mrs. ters. and mfant daughter. Woods, Mrs . Charles Sbliln, day afternoon with his father , Glen Arnold and Dean Radclif·lville Garden Club enJoyed their ton Cornell. , .. Pleasant, Mrs. Harry L. Sider?, Sam G. Gibson, Rt. 5 Jackson, Jackson Hall, James Abels ,' Charles Buck. Mrs. DaUas G. Jess McElroy. fe were recent guests of Mr. annual picnic at park In Chilli· Mr. and Ml'l. Joe 0Strong had Galilpohs Ferry . Mrs. Bonme Mrs. Charles J . Douglas. Well- Mrs. Beach McKittrick, Mei-ILoach, Jr., and infant dough· ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withie. and Mrs. Carey St,ro,usbaugh. lcothe. They also visited Adena. their daughter's .11" boys. lbt M. Persmger. Apple Grove, W. ston. and Mrs. Jason R. Mark· vin 0. Johnson, Miss Grace ter, and Mrs. Harold Dewhurst Rio Grande , the former Mary Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones, Mrs. Cynthia Cummings isjKuntz boys as guetts the past Va, Mrs. Harvey F. Barr, Rt. In, Ironton. Manning, Mrs. WUiiam Croth·l and infant son. 1Duffey, are announcing tbe leolumbus, v:ere r;ent guests visiting her sister, Mrs. Blanche ~teek. . Hospital News 1 ~d· wlthlf.~ ' ••• Pa~ 1 att~nded ~he fath~r, m~t ' •' OPEN DAILY ·•· · · · · · · · · · · · 7:00 to 5:30 OHIO TIME ALL NEW MERCHANDISE ALL DISCOUNT PRICED SATURDAY · · •·· · · · · · · · · ·· · · · UNTIL 8:00 OHIO TIME e LISTEN TO PICKENS' SHOW ON WMPO EACH PHONE 773-5583 I TUESDAY and THURSDAY 7:35 A.M. 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Lido No. 425 action - .. ,...... . . 99c FREE I 12 PRIZES OF 50,000 PLAID STAMPS P-628 'fhis truck has removable kennel section which contains 1~ \il'e-lik e dogs Safe, un tm:~akable, t>d ucat 1on<t l. fun-packt'd. Andy Gard No. 358 $1.92 - -~ ••,.$5.98 $)99:. $J9~ (M·35) GOLDEN NUGGET BINGO -i\ ( M-251 ALPHABET BLOCKS 35 brightly colored em· real bossed alph abet safety (M-36) WEIRD.OHS PAINT BY NUMBER - blocks with rounded e dges and corners. Solid wood. durable, safe, non toxic. Halsam No. 2135 $1 .96 NO. 525 BLOCKS bagged 94c This set contains 8 assortt"d co loor Crayl·il Pencils, 12 large pictures fo r Paint and Pencil, by Number and 8 semi-moist wat.er colors in an assortment of colo rs Standard Toykraft No 1242 $1.94 {8-~4) DART G~ME - Two ('ornplP!f' g:llnt-s m nn t> : Englis h 20-pomt g:~mf' and ba<:t'~<o~JI dart g_ame. Doub le sirlt•d bo<~nl \\;!h. eUSE Bingo. se1. Full lor the grown-ups as wdl as kids. CQ.d'IPlete with cnge, ba ll s. mahers, tally boai'tf and 11 quantiLy,or cards. Has1;enfeld No. 61 34 2.96 Reg. $5.98 ONE GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK (B-12) KENNEL TRUCK - IM39) GOTHAM POOL TA dtE-Has Dollcraft 22153 Just clip the Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes entry blank from the A& P booklet mailed to your home. Deposit the entry blank at your neighborhood A&P 'store when you do your shopping each week. I ' IB-11.) AMERICAN ROAD SET - NPw 15 Plf'l'e road st•l includes: auto transport tru_ck with cars . A boat transport 1t.ruck wtlh boats, scemcruist"r bus, and 6 road stgns complf'(es thi s se-t Strombcekcr No. 4360 · . . $2.93 . 99( i. ~ automatic ball r eturn. Base ··overed with green cotton flannel clotil. Stur· dy multicolored steel frHme h.a~ rounded nickle-plated corners. 15 ~ mb er­ ed ceramic balls, 1 cue ball , balt rack and two wooden eues. Gotha!\ No. lovable and bugable bears made of extra long pile Italian plush wit h colorful rib· bon bows. Cotton stuffed . Buy one or botht EllER 111E PLAID Iii AMP .lllffi'ITIW TOiiur I ITIIIEEI IJ'I UIYI . REG. 1.98 SPECIAL _ __ (M-24) GRIZZLY OR CUD· OLE PLUSH BEAR - Sort, ' . ·',I 99( - 1050A SPECIAL GIVE11U\W.l>.Y DECEMBER 5 PLUSH (S-S) TEA SET - Crystal cut clear plastic . Parties for friends, dolls 'n lt>fldy hears are most fun with this breakpl'Oof st>i. Gotham Ind No act1on for all .1:1ges! Wmks REG . 1.98 SPECIAL - - - - ANIMALS -- Cute, cu rlrt ly Rf'ar, Panda, Dog or rat in soft colorful J.llus h. Smile Toy No. 700 -~lcc l ban II nm a nd wtre divirlerr.; .\ tarksman Nn. DSI2C ,ICKEN~ I M-371 MR .."'ARKO COLORING SET - All the pleosur~s of pamting without pen~ ~roduce b_right the mess! Jo~ our fe lt-tip marinstant dry eolors. Plus 20 pages ol lme draw10gs and blank pa~es o{ special marker paper. Marko Ind. No. MM200 $1 .94 ker $1.93 IB-151 TRI -L EVEL SERVICE STATION - ~tarwn ~t;t~turt>s mul!i-le\·el parking, rE'\'(dv· LAY· AWAY PLAN rn g car- l_rl l, p la!'l u· <'ars. pumps . .l{ n ·asf' rack accessones and attt·ndanls ' T. Cohn No. 8UO .. $5.93 (8-161 FIELD DRUM - Thi s stu rdv meral d.nrm co me~ in beauttful. !om-c olor i·rf'st dt•· ~ r gn o~. a back~round of rf'ci , white and IJiut". 9 drum stwks Ohio .'\rt No. 344 . 97c SPECIAL SPECIAL FREE I 12 CONSOLE RCI COLOR TV SETS ONE GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK (B·23) "OVER AND UNDER" FIGURE 8 ROAD RACE SET WITH POWER PAK - Includes 2 IIIGULAR .15.95- FREEl (M-121 AGGRAVATION Amerira'tr newPst fun (M·141 ARMY -IN -ACTION PUZZLES - Th' . · t c6 · IS sertPs con · game. It's fast, it's fun, it's pure aggravation! You Sl ~ s .o subJects rl'prodnrPd fr"om a <'oll ection of 14 aggravate an opponent when you land on his space pa,mll~gs han g~ng in the Pentagon . Paintings that and make him start over. No complica ted rules gra pht ra lly deptc! seenPs of heroism bv Ameri n . tun lor all a1es. CQ.5 No. 13 $t.9:i every f h . · ca s 111 . war rom t. e .'\mt>rtran rt>volutio n to the ar tion Indianapolis formula gear driven cars with pre-wired motor and rubber racing tires. 'rwo rheostat switches with speedometers. Bridge, fence. track, everything needed for a simulal· ed day at th ~ees! Eldon No. 9517 IG-5) COLOR MATCHED CARRIAGE B-28 SPECIAL 3600 PRIZES OF REGULAR $5.98 $3.99 1,000 PLAID STAMPS ALSO IN YC(>UR A&P- PLAID STAMP A In Korea. Ja)'mar No. 662B IM-17) ~OLL·A·COIN BANK - lt sorts your coins. ll cnunls, 1t saves. H~ld s m•t>r $25.00 in roins, Separate l'ompartment for b1lls . Has sturdy lock with key. No one can take the money out but ~:ou! Superior Toy No. C-800 $1.93 FOR-~~ ·: ,, int\sa Q1,~alrt PATTERN teeD on' famous TV t1c IS a lw11ys eagt"r to be fed coim . Tico No. 2890 $2.96 tommy ~~~:un. he I· IM-19) ~OLDEN TRUMPET -Richly engraved, reaJi 11 . lie lookmg. Plays a ll bu gle calls and many songs . Sona~h eet, lyre, mute and removable, washable moutbple<!e rncluded. Proll No. 300 (Ba41 HANDY-ANDY TOOL SET - This 11 piece set of quality tools <omes tn a rugged steel' chest with snap 1'14. Everything need· ed by ,\h~ little han,d~r !"•n. s~n Ct'af\. ,11\o. 6331" · .,,.96 NO. 11221" 9 PIJ>CE SET SUI •turdr DINNERWARE "" GLASS£S 0 .. ! dren. Proll No. 350 ' " '! ', I ~ . '' .It .i ' J•n..vU'-, " • \ ' ' ' ' :, ·' ,. :" i ' ' • ' ! . ' \ Jll•w Lexlnstb'\1,:NelsO.ivill•, G~lllpoli•, '~ ,· l ', •, I ' , TION Rlf,LIE ·~ ~/,cfell~ at, ter 1903 o\nny ~prill-'\f\d$1 Wood otock, du,mint "bJI!(~ ; cllc~cr tr'l g.er. · :.• :. Parrlo No. K-~3 . '"'f'-~ $2.94 IM·20) CLARINET - Very realistic in sound 1nd appearance. Black with gold keys, Keys poaitioned for natural fingering. ExceUent for musically lnclined chil- \ ' (8-3,5) KADU' BOLT ' AC· ' ·' a;ertes. Set contain! aet, cantetn, pistol and- btn~J<u.laro . Lealie Henry Pll 10 P\ECES OF BEAUT\FUL. · · . Realistic "combat" weapons as Th;s delightfully <hubby ~lg bank Is an excellent fun way Lo te-acb thrift. Piggy REGULAR 4.91 (1·21) "!=OMIAT" SET ·- 93c real 2 for 1 value! The molded · cleal' plastic board has chinese checkers on one sille and checkers on (~·15) WILD AND WIEAD PUZZLE - Inter-locking t he other. Plus a special feature , atorage tray for ptcture puzzle series ba sed on tht> popular WPird th playing pieces. Hassenfeld No. 6125 $1.96 o! characters. Delinquent Dan , Chicken Charle :~; ' 93c NO. 6110 CHIN~SE CHECKERS .............. 93c Buzzer. 0\'t'r 100 pieces. Jaymllr No 6554 IM-18l GIANT PIG BANK - ARE VALUABLE COUPONS ' CHECKERS - G-20 .BO~~f The above offers are effective in A&P Super Market• in Byesville, Cambridge, Coshocton, Otesden, & SPECIAL SPECIAL 300 WINNERS EVERY WEEK . EACH AND STROLLER - Mrx 'em. matc h 'em - Buy onto or boll•! A perfect gift either way. Quilted . Pmbo&t~ed vinyl plastic with surrPy pn nt. Brigl1t ha ndle color· striped to ma lch fabri['. So uth Bend Nc 1, 17fi5 Carr1:1ge No. 955 Stro ll er (M-131 CHINESE CHECKERS 1 '$J94. Reg. $5.98 . "' ; ~'-' . '.,,. DOLL IN ¢11ADt. - AdOI'I· a tOVEY 11" TWIN DOLLS - These are made of vinyl with jointed arm·s rooted hair . Tlie &:irl is dreSsed in a ~nd the boy Perfe<t aultar for the litt le folk-&ineer . Has wire and n ylon stnngs. Can be tuned ,and played like a real JUilar. Jeffet;oa No. H\li pants. Adlnt• No. 350 lovely rooted .hair. Sh8 siMps kimono and '-~liaper. Completi pillow, rattler and Magill' MUir ' I Ia d...,ed in matching (M-22) HOOTENANNY GVITAR - $2.94 . .,. $~9.7 , , , ,~. ,. ... . . NO. X60 WOOD GUITAR ..• ' " •• "" .... . ... ::::: 4'' Shop Picken• - U.. Our LIY'Aw•tr.! ' •• ,, ~; ., .... • • ".·· -~·.:i'·•.'-lt' · ~· I ,• �. Labor Day weekeDd vlliU.. tier Us. S 1 Robert Harden and her parents and other relatives. \son Blllly Joe ol SabasUan. , . • -'"'-'...J•w BeiJiab Willie a1 &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ept. 14, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue Mr. and M1'11. Carl Lamb of i'Jorlda, visited with her p(jl"l Mr. IUid Mrs. William Eldl- "li,;-"';;ltllvea 18 M!c!dleport. ::::::=====~~JJ~a~ni~e~J~oh~nson, Alban~, a.:c<>rnof Eaot Letart. Huntington, va., and Mrs. ·ents Mr. and Mrs. Alva Crou: inj<or, Llncla aDd John; Mn. •Mr aDd Mn. IJUJI Brol'll ponied them. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard Edna Summerfield ol Chester Mr. and Mrs. Pal Patterlol) Jloier Hubbard aDd 11011 atteorl- and o1 MID!Iral ,Weill, Hilbert Cox, who has been or Washlllfllon. D. c., visited spent a day recently wtth Mr. IUid family and Mr. _and Mrs. ed lbe lalr at Marietta Mooday. VL vialted Labor Day!tb quite ill, Is recovered enough hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edi· and Mro. Herbert Parker. Eber Pickens and childnon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sen- bet mothell Amlll Grace r to reJurn to his employment at son Hubbard and other rela· Mrs. Clyde Tipton and son Mrs. Bill Winebrenner spent ers ol Columbus Y~slted the and grandmoi!Jer Mrs. 11')1 OCl tbe Southeastern Oblo l!!xperi· Labor Day weekend vlsitdrs lives. ol Columbus visited here. wtth ra Sunday wtth her parents, Mr., holiday weekend With their M. Diddle. They were OIJrOUio - - - - - - - - - - - lmenl Farm. in Syracuse were Mr. and Mr. Thomas Quick of Colum· her sister and brolher·m·law ,a_nd _Mrs. Steve Robson of Gal·lmo\hers Mrs. R. B. Sellers home frOm a vaeaUon 11 Burr M d M Robert Bishop Mr. and Mro. Robert Bishop Mrs. ,Jack Weese ol Parma bus visited his parents, Mr.I Mr. and Mrs . Bill Harden and , hpohs. . . Leh of and Mrs. A. L. Flanagan. ~y Oak Lake. rs. . ' and family were at Dayton on Heights with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Quick . 1children. . ' Mrs. Wrlllam ew . I were accompanied llome Y M Donald Guinther of r . an and chilren were at the Ohio Saturdav forenoon where he and Mrs. Carl B. Weese . Ml8S Sharon Sue Cottrill who Mr . Eddie Guinther of Galli· , Pomeroy spent Labor Day Wll~l her brother. Robert Flanagan, r. . Stat Fair fast week where Mr .. dged .the 4-H Horse Show at I Mr and Mrs. Charles Salser Is employed in Columbus was , polis called on hiS brother Mr. her par*ts Mr . and Mrs. Wli t who wilt VISit the"' a few days. Croobvllle ~Wiheted his brother Bishop served as rmH mester JU · . · G · th · liam 'llouener M White spent \he Mr Gwn r • for l'uding en t r1e~~rse ·n the 'tate the Countyin Fair They of Shel!1eld wereMr. at and the 1home lor Mr. the weekend her Guy er. Lond~ wa~ an· Mr. and Mrs. · George :.;~:~;:~lr::r•: · :::::::::;·;::::::;;~ division went Miami to Findlay the. afterhome or her Lake parents, parents, and Mrs.W\\h Don Miss u•n Patricia , Fair 4·H Saddle . noon and he judged the 4·H Mrs. Oris Hubbard. Cottrill and brothers, Craig and overnight guest of Mtss Ltnda and children spent a . Ho'se Show at Ule Hancock ! Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dllcher Bruce and her grandparents. Yo•t of Portland . · in Cahfornoa where thi!y county Fatr. They spent Satur· and children of Columbus vis- Mr. and Mrs. James Quick. ' Miss .Janice Couch of P?me· j ed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence werrell day night with relatives and tted her mother, Mrs. Rosella Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vanlan·l roy VISited ~er cousm.s M1sses i man and ~hildren . They use enjoyed a family outing at Thomson and family . sen and children of Colum- 1Sharon, Lmda and Debbie former residents of Syrac · Van Burean Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Max: Bowers bus visited her parenls, Mr .\ Roush . .Anna Grac~ Oiler... . Among those from this com· and son, Todd, and Mr. and and Mrs. Oris Hubbard. , Mr and Mrs. Dick Sterrett !med by her SISter ~tla munity who ahended the State Mrs. Virgil Hayes ol Colum- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar· / and sons spent !rom Saturday I of Columbus, have. Fair were Mr. and Mrs. Har- bus. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond thur Sylvester and family were 1until Monday with his parents!from a. ~eeks vacation, n old Gillogly, Vickie and Bruce: Hayes and daugllter, Anna Lou· Mr. and Mrs . Cart Eckart and tl Mr . and Mrs. Donald Sterrelt.r they VISited Sehoe1nbru ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stllrkey, Mr. ise of Pt. Pleasant . W Va., two sons of Plain City. al Mt. Perry . :oldest vtllge ln Oh O, •t and Mrs. Clay Jordan, Dalt and Mr. and · Mrs. Alfred Rus· Roher! R. Harden of Norlolk. j Willie Eddie Guinther ~nd l Philadelphia; the M':'um and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. chel and children of Pomeroy Va., serving· with the U. S.iBob Muller, from West P01nt, i Dover, where every_t~ngk 'f 1 Jimmie Haning, Mr. and Mrs. visited at the home of the ir Navy, was here with his par-i N.Y spent a weekend here 1carved from wood , W!t ~ me /. • saw ) 1Rex Cheadle, Donnie. Kathy, parents, Mr . and Mrs. Carson ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Har- ~· with relatives and rriend~- They l by one m~n- In ;lev;tan 0 [and Rexie, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Hayes. ]den and Donald and his wife. returned to Fort Belvmr. Va. ~he World _s Parae bert Bishop, Tommy and Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. James Cline Dorothy and children. were at ; Mr .. and ~rs. Cart Downs ol i tn Wheeltng, W.. v:~d Bruce Markins, Douglas Low· and children of Beverly visited the home of her parents, Mr. Delrmt, MICh. VISited rr~ml ~he Oglyby Park . d ther, Thad Dye, Arlin Rade-- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bass and Mrs. Homer Circle, Ra- Wednesday until Monday wtth 1~a~:I~:rsburg, W. Va. an We'll prepare your ready mind con· kin, Dean and DavtJ Wooten, and family and other relatives. cine R. D. Mrs .. Harde.n and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell . John Vale, Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Franklin Hen· children returrn!d to Norlolk 1 Mr. Roberl Jellers an d l Mr. ~d Mro. Roher! Pal,ker·ll crete order to your specifications, and dellv~ Mr. and Mrs. Clar~11ce MeDon- drix , Mrs. Donna Duncan and with him. i daughters Sandra and Donna I of Looisvdle, K~., were It anywhere lD town, aU ready to pour. cau aid, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jef· children and Malcolm Guinth· Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook made a bus!ness trip w Colum·l end guesto of his parents: fers and Mr. and Mrs. MendaJ I er of Pontiac, Mich., were at and son, Kenneth of East Liv-!bus. I and Mrs. He~bert Parker. today . . . our service Is prompt and our prtcea Jordan and Walter . their homes here. erpool spent some time with \ Sunday night Sept. 6, the! Mrs. Suste W~, are the lowest possible! Guests of ML and \1rs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slack his father, Mr. Walter Cook : Church or the Nazarene . closed ! from Wednesday until E. Starkey nn Sunday w e r e and children David and Robyn and sister, Mr. and Mrs . Ezra Ia ten day revival meeting. with her son and Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman of Toledo were guests of his PhilliiJs. the afternoon a Baptismal ser- law Mr .. and Mrs. Lee and children, Jan~ Re~ee and mother, Mrs. Ada Slack and Mr. Glen Hudson or Toledo! vice was held at the Racine , and famtly ol Rutland. Evan Davtd, Harnsmmlle. Mr. brothers, Roger and Eugene, visited with his mother, Mrs. boat landing by Rev. Russell ! Mrs. Earl Custer vi~~~~~~ and Mrs. Roy Wiseman and and other realliv~s. Myla Hudson. Bowmtm and Rev. William! Tuesday with Mrs. E Phone WY 2·3284 Joy, Rave~swood, W. Va. spent Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Harden Mr. Carl Hubbard , employed Thorpe. ITriplett of. Racine, RD. Middleport P1ge Street Monday wtt!"l the ~tarkeys . \ Jr. of Marion wen• at the home in Louisville, Ky., spent the. Mr . and Mrs. Denver Par-, day she VISited the Rev. A song fest was held al the I of his parents, Mr. and Mrs . weekend wit his wife, Adrienne rsons and son David and grand-- Mrs. George Young of ML Union Church Sunday with 1 Ihe Uhrig Brother Quintet ol 1\ Chillicothe as featured singers. ~ full church enjoyt'£1 the sing- I mg. Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight I and Sharon, Columbus. were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. 0 . Me· Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gi ll ogly. Mrs. Evangeline Thompson, WILL IT FIT Wayne. W. Va ., visited hf'r brn. thers and sisters-in-law, Mr. TOMORROW'! lIand ~1rs. Edgar Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Crabtree rerently. She was accompanied I Times are cha ng ingby her son. Denver Thompson, end many of today's and granddaughter, Cathy. 1 jobs won't exist in a lew Mr. Ea! } §Iarkey and Mr. l years . Your job might be I Carl Gr~- • .. Columbia on e of them. Grange lll&l'nbers .attended That's part of prog· regular l!ltii!ili of.the . ress-but progress also County Pomona Grange brings opportunity. Rock Springs on Friday even· : . There will be new jobs, mg. II Mrs. Elsie Perry spent Fridemanding new skills. day with Mrs. Mallie Lowther. That's where you-and • Olhers who have called reyour future-come in. cently to see Mrs. Lowther are Mr. and Mrs. r'ern Gillogly You won ' t get •• Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanley, tomc rrow's jobs with Mrs. Wesl.ina Crabtree, and thP Leslie Perl'y 'amily. yesterday 's skills S yracuse Society Notes Carpenter S NeWS 'a) w. w. I 1 • I lnl GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. I ANNOUNCING I Starting Wednesday, Septemb~r 16 But yo u can get a head start on a new and bel· ter way t0 make c livin g. Vou can begin re-training now. Learr'l a new skill . A skill wrth a fu . ture. It 's hard work, suro. But it wi ll pay off for you -tomorrow, and in the years to aome . Ask the local office of your state employment serv· I Saturd<!y Collrge Football By United Press International ice about re -training. Tram now for tomorrow · s jobs Publ ished as a public ser~ire In cooperation w•!ll The AiJ ver t is•n l Co ~n c•l Ad~ e ll •~ lllit and ~~~ ~P. ·1:s papPr [1ecutives Anoriallon. CLUB Til MEET The Third Wf'dne~day Demonstration !Homemakers) club of Syrllrnll.e will meet WPd- : nesdny. Sept. 16. al the home of Mrs. Evrlyn Smith in Syra· cuse at 10 a.m. A potluck lunch will be enjoyed at noon with 1 mo;ombers bringing their own table serv1ce. Yearhooks will bt' completed and programs ideas discussed. UCLA 17 Pitt t2 Morehead Sf 26 PrPderick l4 I Minn <DIIht 29 EauCiare St. ' Morningsid(' 47 MncAies ter 0 Concordia 28 ParsoM 14 RPthe l 20 Hamline 0 : Montana ~~ 29 Rc. 24 J<'urrnnn 1~ Miss Coil . 10 I Houston 34 Trinity (Tex! 7 E. Ca rolina 25 Catawba 0 Bradley 28 Wis. (Milwl 8 Do•Ito Sl 27 Arkan•as St. 2 Oblo N'm 38 Waynesburg 21 ·Listed below are Co-operating to give you~· "Dollar Reasons" to trade with them FIRST Treasure Chest Award - Wednesday, Sept. l3rd. ,. ~ EVE~Y WEDNESDAY there will be 1 jatkpot .award in Gallipolis. Ask any ~f the merch1nts listed below for coupon and full · details al:lout veluable 1w1rds. The awards will be given 11 3 P:M. eacJrWellll. .ay 11 the CitY Piltk in Downtown Gallipolis. Listed Below Are The: Participating Gallipolis e Ceiling Tile Barr's Super Market ePaneli11g Harry'• Sinclair Servi.co St1tlon Elliott Appllancill • Storm Doors eAwnings Tope Furniture Co. Gollipoli• Dept. Store Style Center Johnson's Royal Blue Market H11klno·T•nner Ce. · ' Tiny'• Foildlrrind- Kanauta Paul Davi" Jewalal'l WomelclorH & Thomit Co. ' ' Smith Buick Co. Chuck Callier Service Start Galllpoll• Kroger Stora G·. C. Murphy Co. - Upper Stqre Galllpollo A. & P. Stare AIIIIO!' Eltctrlc Co. Fort PI" Shoe Store Mitchell Office 111pply Farmar1 Hardwna Tabar's Floor Covering SUPP4\)ITIN.G: D•vi..Shuler Co. ' Pure Oil Strvlc. Center 1he Hub Thamu Clathlen Prlca & San• Pharmacy See Us For Your Remodeling Needs • Kitchen Cabinets e Floor Tile ~~~~~ eFormlu To f> • Storm Window' ~-----FREE Mercha~t.s ESTIMATES _ _..,~ FOREMAN &ABBOTT WY 2·5321 Cook'• Shell Service tt_. French City Lumber Ca. : Galli poll• Motor ~ompany l:mo)irt Furniture Co. G. C. Murphy Co.-Lower ltora Circle'• C:afatarla and Retlaurant j Clark'• Jewelry Store Dan Furniture 'i"om•• & San Shoat • .! Matlar Feed & Stell Centrel Supply Co. Phalen·Mirtln Ford Gallaher Drug Carl'• Shoe Stare Simmon• Printing & Ole. Eqpt. Evan• Super Market, Galllpoli1 • Darnbrough'l Dept. Star!' O'Dell l,umbar Co. .. ' I here with friends. land firet rucb. t ne" Unlrersity irl O::Oiumbus, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. sept. 14.1*'~ Mrs. Edna Russell has the Ohio. / · -call relpOYed !rom tier arm, roLORYLANDEII'S QUARTET Mrs. Constll~e Shields wbo t The M.Y.F. held a wiener \and Mary Lou Rlilford, Tue.Maltr Leape ~.,u. han . Loser-Regan •!·!Ol. KR· • · which sbe broke m a !all live ,1 WILL SING has been confine<! to Meigs i roast at the home of Jlebecca day everunc. lly Ualled Pretro IDterllllllonol Lock 2. weeks aao. The "GIOI')IIander's Quartet" Memorial Hospital, u!!d"erwent 1,-,...............................................iliil. . . . ...., Am..lcaJI Leeg11e Mrs. Alnia Rupe Is recupe- 1will be presented to the pubUc / surgery Monday and '1 Jmprov· Cltlc~o 010 100 200--4 8 I Losa 000 002 001-! 50 ratiltg at her home trom a 1at the l{utland Nazarene chur· ing. · ' Cl<velfnd 120 002 OOx-5. 11 I Boston 111!1. 100.101-4 10 0 BY JEAN PARKER broken hip. Her daughter, Mrs. ch . September 18·20 at 7 30 p. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glaie ) Plzatjo, Wilhelm 17), Ftsl)er Gatewood, Osmsko 141, Lal- Pic. Ricky Daylong oi Fl. Mabel Reaves has returned . to ! m each evonl ng. Everyone and daughters Sue and Mr.. \ II) an~ Ca•non, J .C. Martm. man 16), Duhba 181 and Rndg· Knox, Ky ., spent the Labor her home In Akron after hemg , is invlled to come and hear \ Kathryn Tomko and her T~ant IB·21 and Romano. Loser· ers. Wttson, Radatz <B) and Day weoltend wi\h hi! parenll, here caring lor her. lhe ... ,, or gospel music daughter Heidi of Cleveland P11.arro 07·91. , Tillman. Wim.er·Radatz ii>·Bi . Mr. and Mrs. George Daylong 1 Pro!. and Mrs. C. E. Re~ves j - -spent the weekend with Mr. 11 -.of Fairport Harbor were re·1 Df:WHURST'S ANNOt:NCE and Mrs. William Radford and 1Loser-Dullba t6-41 . HR·Stuart , of Leadinjl Creek Road. Minnesota 100 000 1~2 > P1ersall, Wilson. I Mrs. Alice Spl'iliiJe and child eent visitors of Mrs. Bertha SON'S RIRTH lamily. New York 022 000 !Dx- > 8 1! . -\ ren, Betty Jane, Andy and Ran· I Amos, and called on "'veral oth· l Mr. and Mrs . Harold ~w- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Litton of Sttgman SlebJer <B) Roland 1Kan . C1ty 004 110 001-7 11 1 dy, have returned to !heir home er rr1eods while here. , hur:st are annw;Jwmg the b1rth Springlu~ld. Ohio, spent the ( 51 Dotier {?J 8 d ' Bat~ 1 Balt1more 20~ 100 000-5 8 11after Sp<!nding sevefal weeks Mrs . Bertha Amos was a of the ir folt!comJ son, who weigfl· l weekend with her parents, Mr. Fo~. RamOI ,51 a~d Howard: l Segm, Bowsf1eld '3), Stock l ';ith her husband, Calvin, at dinner gu.est of ~r . and Mrs . ed ~ pounds 3 oune':'s upon 1and Mrs. Pearl Roberts. Wlnner-RamO!I (8. 101 _ Loser- ! (5), Wyatt 191 and Edwards, l campton. Ky ., where he 1s iRobert R1ebel, Mtddleporl , Rd. ~1rtJ~ .Jt Holzer Hosp.nal , Gal- Mrs_ Hugh BearllS ~~nt _ sev· Stigman <O-m . HR Pepitone. Bryon 131. Barber, M~alfy <31.1 employed . Saturday evening . 11tpol«. Wednesday, September era! days last week w1th her __ Estrada 151, Haddtx 51 .. Hal\ 1 MtsR Brenda Turner of Col- Mrs. Joan May and children. !9. s1ster-i n-law Mrs. Harry MASTER 1 1 _ 7), Jonee (91 ~d Lau. Wm~r umbus was a weekend gt tSL I Debbie and Mike, and Mr . and 1 :' l -1r. and Mrs. o . 0. PatterBearh s. who is confined to PAIIITERS 000 100 112 5 10 0 Washn 1-21 of her parents. Mr . and Mr:;; . Mrs . Homer Parker and daugh- ~ son and Mrs. Genevil've Dew - Holzer Hospita l,- with a broken OlO 000 _ Stock (8-~1. Loetr-Estrada HOUSE 000 1 51 Detroit HR-Co\avJto. Wayne Turner . Iter, Suzy were Thursday even- hurst <~11 lo~.:al n· o; idenls m·t' thr hip. PAINT 1 Osteen (14-11) and Brumley. National League Steve and Larry Soo'wden, ling guests at the home of their I grandparents ,;.·._-••• Regan, Rakow <9) and Free- 1Cinli 104 040 000-~ 14 1., sons of Mr. & Mrs. Carrpt Snow- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy - Milw 000 0112 000- 2 8 I den ol Ga llipolis, recently VIS· Snowden. They helped celebrate • - - - - - - - - - - Jay qQ-llJ and Coker. Spahn, ited a week with their grand- the birthday of their mother, , Sadowsk< 131, Schneider <4i. lparents. Mr and Mrs. Roy Mrs. RevaSnowden. Homemade SPECIAL AT carroll !6J, Olivo 18 ) and Tor- I Snowden. . cake and 1ce cream wtre serv1 ReJular price re. Loser-Spnhn i1H31 . HR·Har· ' Mrs . Frances Larkm and .ed. ' 137 N. 2nd A•t. Middleport $635 pl. i Mr. and Mrs. Cush Johnston. ol Mr. and Mrs. Clair Taylor -' OFFICE HOURS I per, Pinson, Menke. I I Middleport. R. D., were Sun have returned horne from e~ j - - - - - - - - - - 1 110 inningsJ day ca\1ers of Mrs. Bertha A- visit with their daughler and j Miss Rulli Ann Bailey i~ TUESDAY ~ A.M. &al. OR APPOINTMENT t mos. families in Columbus. spendmg a two week v<:~c::~ti n n 000 lOO 000 3- 4 1 ~ 1 Andy Spi ouse spent the past Gene Schoonover was a pa- w1th ht>r parents Mr. and Mrs . Phila Phane WY 2-3297 San Fran 000 010 1)()0 0-1 . · · Wilbur · . . ' 01two weeks' s•rs'tt.rng w'ttlr ht·s· tJent at Holzer Hosp1ta\ this Ba .1lcv. Miss Ba!lev IS · AD ex:ceDent-quality white house paint On Tuesday• Bunnmg 117-4) and Trtandos. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. week. · 1 . atlrnding the Columbus Rusi - ' '-..,....----....,,--,...,~ Estelle. Herbe I ItO I and H a II cr . A B. Sprouse at Montcoal. IV I "" at an exceptionally low price. Brushes 1 Loser-Estelle (0·11 HH·AIIeo. va. tiiliii lllii llil ... lllil ~ RED DEVIL THE THING TO DO NOW • smoothly - covers well - gives years of Mr . and Mrs. Homer Parker BOOSTER'S PROJECTS : FINISH St . LouiS 212 221 311-15 18 I and Su'y visited with his fa- Th R tl d R d D 'I B protection. Controlled cha.lk4o 0 keeps it 100 001 009~ . Maude Iter cleub uwas an assisted e e\J oos .I I Chica go . 2 8 7 ther' Pearl Parker, MISS by rnem· Simmons. Washburn t9J and Creel, Mr. and Mrs. Howard I bers of the football team when AT HOME IN SPARE TIME snowy whire. a house to I' Uecker. Ellsworth, Burdette 4J I Parker and daughter, April, re·, they '-"Onduct~• 'nl Slurly at ilollle . GodS rapidly a~ your time and abi 1l y ~rT'· ~lston (~J Slaughter 17 ), ~lav- ~ cently near Chester. Other .caH- house l:a nvas membership drive . . mtls . Low rnonlhly pa ymt>nls (.'OV('r a ll books and 1nstrlH"· m 17) . . Gregory .18 1 and Schaf- ers were Mr. and Mr.s. Wdbur Wednesday evening. Any per- 1 tion~ - If vou an• 18 or nvt•r and have Jdt ~c h uol, writ(' to,. BOOKLET -- ·n:LLS vm ; tww fer . Wmner Simmons 05-9). ; Parker and son, Edd1 e. ~.··on not c-nta"i. "d may pur-', 1 1-'HEE c -~ .v ~"' _C~h'~!.:_ l'r£p -:::._CO.!.!J!lH~rcin.!_--__y(l~li~l ~ 1~1 ' ..:. •• L~r-B~I Iswkorst,hh t14-151 . HR-Ja- IS A. B. BSprtotusJe, MrAs. dCalvind chase a licket to help support t A 'I ~R rt · \ N' sr·Hoor D t P'1 "2 . vier, roc . annon prouse, e y ane, n y an the various proJ-ec t~ from any , " r. ' · · ... c p ~· ., · • .. , _..~ . J 2:l So . Ymmg St, l'o lumbus 1~. Ohio. 1R un- Rutland orflcer of the boosters. Name A~e . and Y, YIS I ~ a_ c~usm, New York 000 400 O(J()--4 . 6 211or ~unl. of Galhpohs . The football le<:im was trans·~_ddn· ... :-; Losa 200 010 Oll - 5 9 0 Mtss Dee Thomas of Colum- ported about town on the Rut- P C1tr Zone State . Apt_ Fisher, Hunter (8 ) , Ribant bus spent Labor Day weekend - - - --- --·---- ----• .. . . llill - ·- · - · -"-~~.,...,..-=-'"-"-'"'-"'-""--"'· ----------..,....,.===~' (91 and Gonder. Drysdale 118· her~.with her parents, Mr. and 13) and Roseboro. Loser-Ribant Mrs. Edward Thoma~ and Ka(Ht. HR ·Smith, Howard thy . Mr and Mrs. Robert Nelson Pitts 100 000 002- 3 6 0 and family have moved from Houston 000 000 000- 0 4 0' their horne on Nelson Roe~d. to Ca rdwell (1-01 and Pagliaro- i C. rove ~ity., Mr. Nelson is em-] . F II n , : _ ... ;. played m Co lumbus. m. arre . 0 we s (• 81 8 u~;~ M d M Rb . S Grote. Loser-Farrell l ll-9). I r. an . rs. o el l · nflw. _ : df'n and children hjve moved ~ I from their trai ler homf! to the I • property 1hf'y pul'chased from . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finley. I H is the former Guy Mulchl~r ' home. Mr . and Mrs. Hnrold Wolft> I have moved into the new home they purchasf'd on Salem St. from Mr. and Mrs. O'Dell Manley. Mrs. Wolle teaches in the Rutland Grade Scl!ool. Mrs. Edith Williamson ~is on vacation from her employment at the Rutland Branch: ·Porn· •roY National ·8aiJ,k. .. .• JIU's Carlos SMwden and son, Jeri, have been visiting in I Salina, Kans , with her daugh· l ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Mont goml!ry. She went especinlly to 1 care for her daughter and · new baby, Melanie Jean Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush · and childr-en of South Char!e~­ ton called on friends here Sunday. He is the former band director having been here six years . Paula O'Dell spent Sunday 1night with Debbie May . I Biffy Hill, who i' employed in 1 Dayton. spent the La bor Day , weekend here with his parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill. Mr. and ~r s. Jerry Black 1 have moved into the former Ethel -Jackson properly on Sa. )em St. Mr. and Mrs. Earl King recently purchased the properly: Miss Hila Barker. 86. posse<! awav at the home of her nephew. Gerald Graham, on La· bor Day. Mike Nicholson . son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nicholson, suf· fered a broken bone in his leg when he fe lt while playing. Jimmy Hafey, son or Mr. and Mr!l: James Haley was con· lined to the' University Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schoon· over and family have pur· chased the Bob Nelson proper· ty on Nelson Rd. and plan to move. in,to it Lhi! w~kJames H. <Hennte) Nelson ,.,, ..... .•. .. :<. Idied Tuesday. Mr. Nelson had I been hospitalized since he felt I and broke his hlp. · Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight son Brad have moved into the pro)ltrty oi Mrs. Rev~ Mills located on College Ave. h t\e \iglily Cllmpelit~e refrigerant tas replace- CHEMICALS Di1isioa filled Ihis nord for easier chemicals tmkets it smes ...wiih ,ropellants for· Mr. Knight is the fifth grade meot market (which already was llein1 served bJ handline by introdacinJ its refrigerants ia cylinders aomols, alntiaas fer aramies an4 desicc:aots.· teacher at the Rutland Ejemen· f011r well-established supplim), we foand a loat- made ef tough, tightweighl al~minam. lt,ese cylifl. and -soen-isoqanates ln!l~ane ltam5: lary SchOOl and Is assistant football coach at Rutland High mrlooketl neorl : the 1eed to tirhll!l the lead of the ders, of nrious capacities, are 33 to 46 per <811 And by fellawin1 tltis ~olicy to serve Ill ear cu.. School. , · lighter thu their opposite nnmhtrs in sleel. Ad lo~~trs, l:iler AhtmiftllD l Otemical C..rporlliea indaslry's th&usands.of refrigeralion seniceme~. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Welch they imatttliate acceplance alltGng wholesalers is coalri~lliiiiiiOrt nseful intO'IIIitlns-:uti Bi•itC• ati4·Oblltlren l'f Circ]eville were .Thes~ are lhe men who had to l1g heavy st~tl · aad ce~~actors. kt.use they simplify ilaadlittg and ·more ~era llet!tr aenice-mry day. . ~ or. her· Jll!reniS, cylinder!. wilh lhenrwherner lhey wenl It chrp ~OOOO IJ .ii!W ...- ; Mrl. DreiaU Lambert. ~oving, uti ~gblllt tk~ lead fer eYCI'J ttJStODitl! have teamed of laorocarhn n!friprnlt .into air-etlllilit!lilg or of Mrs. Arch a aeed. Fill rtfrigeratifllt sysletis. 0&~ ~Y bd 11 dimb np a for!QOr local J'I'Sidebt . tilt rooftops, or don i~lo cr,detl b~JU~eals. IIUflered KAISER CHEMICALS DTrision pai'SIII!I iltis peli.:y been In Rutland Society NoteS 1 l Choice of pro.l!eSSl•Ona} pai"ntersf• . I I l I I I I ~ I !I \ 1 ' 1 1 i 1 1 I . - - =======-- ----- Dr, T. Jay Bradshaw ROC k spr1ngs • OPTOMETRIST Societv Notes j I MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT· 1 $4·!e~ If - - - -- • ··•I I I I,I I ,: I HIG H SC HQ Q l 1 1 I I II .1.1 _______ ......... :'~===== , :INGELS FURNITURE 1 ·1 I 1 HOW TO START AREFRIGERANT BUSINESS: FIND ANEED. Fill IT. ' Flnt · National Bank Commercial·& Savingo . .nk · . Ohio .VaiiJIY Bank Gillllpoll• Oally Trilluna • Line Scores · cl.ndm I 1 • ... r,r w• ) "Q F ,. Filii ii. ', to imprtlle prttlttcls ai wrieca fit .n tf dti ~-,.·t ~M Middleport, 0. -·- 11. "\ ,. ' '· ...,.~ .... .. 11 ..... ~ ' ~ I _} ' i ... �.- ... ····· · ···-·-- .. -· "' ... . . ... . '. ' ~ - ~ ·~ ~ -~ --~--· · -- ···· · · .... .--.. · ~~- ... ...... ...,.... . . . . ... ......--,., ..... . '· - ~ · -'- • ---------.a-Dally Sentinel, PomHOJ·Midd!eport, 0 ., Sept. 14, 1964 WANT AD ... QUALITY 2 SIGNS For hnt INFORMATION ............ Pomeroy Motor Co. ...' -- .... ·- - I 1 ....... --- Pomeroy Motor Co. By -~ QUIGG by Steve Allen. United Pre•• lbleriiAtlonal He stayed on a couple of NEW YORK (UP!) - For years and then. feDt with Allen a trutn who bas not had Jiis tale- when the later wont to his Sun· vislon turnW on lor· some dsy night show to combat Ed months (I humbly fpologize to Sullivan. Then, when Jack Parr the Industry and will try to do quit the "Tonight" show, Skltch better during the upcoming sea- come back to it during the six son), it was disquieting Friday months that guest me's took night to open flte program U&t- over and be stayed on when tngs and diacover that every- Carson took charge. thing on the networks was a reCarson nntsnes his second peat ohowing except Johnny yoor as lite show's host neid Carson. month. What's the secret of his So , • • over to see Carson success? "The answer to Carson's sucIn person on the "Tonl~ht" shll"' and watch from a live au· cess is very easy," said Skltch. dlence . how he puts himself "He says, 'I'm from Nebraska' "live on ·tape" four hours before -and he's juat exactly what you his IJnage pops ·onto lbe home see on the s<.'l'een, and nothing else. He's not a phony. screen. "I think If you took at a guy And there, as he had been long enough, you see right 11reclsely 10 years before, was the man with lite blond goatee, through hlm. I didn't know blue eyos, and sunny disposi- Johnny before he came on the tion, Skll<h Henderson. For show. I've learned to have great Skll<h was in on the start. He (espect for htm. And don't for· was mqsical director of the NBC get what a hard spot he had to "Tonight" show In September a fill- following the sensation that lecade 1go when It was started Paar had created." =J, f I i f Cuc/tfu ;i, 124 I .::.J irr. Kirkbride ' !,":;: .,_111•"'- -••• Joseph Carsey, Phone SB YOUIIfl, ReetlaviiJe, Ohfo, WAN'I'f;D: A good reliable . 5466. I 14 3te " \'We 1167-3&12. I 14 61{> dealer to suppy customers 1964 23-inch Motorola ' TV, Employment Wanted with Rawlelgh Products In Early American style, Rob_Pomeroy and Middleport. erl Sayre, CH 7'2~1Wl- _!~4~ WANTED worlt: -~•-• Write Rawlelgb Dept., om. 1959 Chevrolet Biscayne, 1 c1r mowiJ18 weedl ' u t ~1'¥1, Freeport, nttnofs. 1 cyl. straight trans. , round waJU, ~~ per : I 11 lip w- 11-3443. • 14 6lp ltour. Pbaae WY 11-41103. I caii :r.: =:.':. ord. · - · ~L .'\'' { . ..;...r • J ., ' , • ~. • ·.1 l ,.,. ' • I I'; , ' , .: '· . '1.:". • . _. W VW ' lVI" 11!'- , ' 81 { nt- a3.Fon!>er African kblfl<lom lll>br. :lli. Put !12. Typo H.Troublo ,.,...,.. lJil, Aftllwo,. vote """ !T.Puddlng 2R.Comb, uwoot :za. Nuelai ~ 25. Slacken 27. Dextertt.J atarch !Jl'llln II. Revolve. 28. ''Buffalo mn" - 35. Fitcla.un . 37, '<9er'o dream 38. Robust 39. iltgpon t Ll'l ABNII 41. Not blg'h 4d. Bachelor of Medicine: ;;"'Tl~~'l>'r.;'l 29. Exela.Jna,. lion 80. A Uxlvlllla 31. Part of ..to be" 3!. Atok101 u. ChrlatlllU """""' ebbr. 1111. Farm bnplo- mentl:nr.. taw tured Here'• how to work It: h LON&FELLOW Ontlettll' ldmply ata.nds tor another. In thl• sample A. .. 1Uid for the three L'J, X for' the two O's. etc. Slngll,. letters, apo... trophlea, Ole length aad formaUon of the wor<la are aU bintl. lilach day Ute §»de Mt.ten .an 4iff~rent. llr7Piotinm DXCF PDX \:lu•tto• FMX~ DXCNP YMP HG AYMB ert CHESTER GOIJL'o ' ' CVPXN.- WJEH RADIO care if Junior IS ta~ing business administration, 1 4jon't like him billing me for his allowanoel" WM P0 ·Radio ) •ONDA~ l'JIRU FRIDAY ; ,00, Sigll on News 8 lill . Sacred Heart s.a. Country Jamboree 6,, _ Farm News Ul> Paul Bowers I 40 Metgs Ct Agr. Ext. 1-.oo· News 1:05 finy's Chapel l :llt News 7:3; Picken. l!ardware (1uos.-Tburs.) ,ii0 1 N""' ~!<!port l'!ltJ Breakla•t Party 110 Roy's FoDct Basket Uu Van P.lrlclt Sporll Fulnlture-Wed-Frl 8 , ~, Baker · 1;5> Opel> Hoose 9:tJ!I News ' 9:115 ,Coftee Willi Janet 1:4:1 Be~ Newton 11:00 Ministerial Assoc. !1:1: Country Drifton M:W lhlb :Mason CL t.gr, .Ern-Tue ll.lh -.. :i .C.. Program-Frl · . ll;li Family Worsnlp-Thurs. ' 11 ,4; 1'\ny'o Country HJmmt 12 00 NOilit Report !2:30 eloesaler'l Guelll Star·Frl. l2:l!CJ Music Just For You , , 1; Blaettnar Sbow-Tuea. Uti 'toea~ Newa U4' Bowlin& scar<. a,oo 'N~ws . 7,30 stgo Oft I&TVRl>A~ PROGRAM LOG MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:00 Stan On, Musical Cloclt: -,,:IIJ News Bendlin(!a " '· ... . ' 8:112· MustcaH!loclr .. ... ' ·- t:~ lntet @anJe . 6:00 Community Newo 5:00 World,, Natlonal News ,,15 Spotlight on Sporls 5:25 Wealber · ~:: ·:!till ~<·Kso< ::: ~~:e'o:tvd. 7:111· Nlus!Oii' CJOi:ll'' . " .,. , . SATURDAY '' 6:00 Sign On, llfllslcal Clock 7:00 Be Still v Know 7.45 Word & Testimony 7:'' News , 8:00 Ohfo Vall"1 Newo 7:08 Musical Clocli 8:05 World, National Ne'" 7:45 Word & Testimony 8:10 Sports 8' 00 Ohfo Valley · NIIWS 8:15 Wealbor Picton 8:05 World, 'Natlonal!11ews 8 16 Milirlcal Clock 8:10 Sports TndOJ ., , 8:55 Commoni!J News 8:15 Weather Picture .-, B:OO Talk of tho Town 1:18 Musical Clock ,; 9:55 Mason County News 8:55 News " 10:00 Pamlly Worship Hour 9:00 Musical CI:Jct 10:1~ Public Service 9:30 Song & Story Ttme,. 10:30 Latchstring f :45 FamHy Worsblp BOlli' 10:55 World Newa 10:00 News 11:110 News Beat 10:05 Htgb Scbooi Hit Parade 11:05 Morning Melodleo 10:55 News SltNUAY (eJcept Friday, 11 :00 Army rune 7:05•S!go On Cltureb Bel,la Rlail 11:30 Special communi,, 7:30 Jl'N>nch City BopUst Hour 11:46 World Newa Prvgr8111S 9 1111 Wings of Healing 11:55 Mason Court.. New~~ 12:00 News Roundup ' . ., 9: ~ _Bible Speaks to Yoo 12:00 Communlt, Newo 12:20 Bulletin Board 10•111 Votce ol Prop~ Ill:OS Local News 12:25 News 0 Grams 10<110 Wash. Reports tO People lll:IO Markets 12 30 Saturday Matinee U:OO Sunday Show 12:15 Mid ll07 W.ather 1 : 5~ News Beat 12:00 N\(011 N~ 12::!0 Evano Bulletm Boaetl 2:00 Saturday MaUnee 12:1~ Cltrlstlall Hoor _ 12'2e News 0 Gtams 2:55 News Beat 12:i!U ·Rev Merlin Teell 12:30 Agrlcllllurt' Agent 3:00 Saturday Matinee !:DO Billy Graham 12:45 Country Go Round 3:55 News Beat 1:30 Lutheran Hour ,.. 1:51i News Beat 4:00 Dlsctnt: wtlb Doss 2:0tl Tbl Cblii'Clt At dork 2:00 Country Go Round 4:30 Top Ten Revue ~:00 Country llyUUl Ttmen 2:55 News Beat ~ : 00 News Summary o.:lii World tn Review· 3:01· Mid-Way Matinee ~:15 Pubtit Service 8:00 Baptist Hour 3:55 Newa Beat 5:30 Dinner Musie< le 7:9fl Sip 011 4:00 ~ing wltb Dosl I:OC Sign Off t:OO..Sign On 6:05 Country Music Time 8:20 'Couotr'!··Jamboreo · .6:35 ·!OIID HarDill 7:05 Brealtl..t Party 8:1> Jones Bukk Show 10:15 Tha . Oood Ufe i0·35 Music 111 The mf• 10:45 This Is Music 11:05 Top Ten Show 11:35 Top Ten Show (Dllttons} 12:00 NOQD News 12:1> Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin 'feels 1!00 Platter PartY 7:00 Sundown Serenade 1:!8 Sign 011 lv HAROLD GRAY 7 : ili ' N~\\Oli ' De~' · · " ' · · 7:32 Musical ~ock ,~_. AND HOWARE YclU MAKI NG; OUT ::fHE!IilE IN 'THS 'OHOWEI< HAIRl' onE'? 1 ..... .;:-. ., ' - ABBIE AND SLATS NO .E11H. tHE 6ENOQITA IS. VENTLJRAS FI.ANC~E! JU5T MET N16f.IT! ,,m, ou• _ as. Clloek: IS. Boy'& Saturday'1 Cryptoquote: THE MOST COMPLETE REVENG1D IS NOT TO IMITATE THE AOGRESSOR.-M.ARCUS AUREo LlUS :!U:,::":t ':."~to~ ~ =t.;o1rnsm ~ ~= I .........,.......... SCLSXYCNQLXO Mas. : orw:g~~~~J:,~D_SmB· vt:'~ ~~y m&tlco 21.- ZDCP b G:.:a b Cllll IVll 18'14 Oar • N!pf Anna Marla Alber.beW, :11, Mr. and Mrs. G,ene Wilson, pl&ltiUfla againll the defendant Conmi~bero of lite NaUCIIIII ' li tfc and ~evlafon and stage dtrec· Reedsville, . .· l!J Ill'! o!lvll action of Natl - lor Jo:eaon"' ~ ~ tor ~o Gupnan, 32, were Mr. and .Mrs. Acey Boring wide Mutual Insurance ~ a WbJte H ,..!:pllrq mart,jjid Sat.urday at St. Vic- and daughter of Bolpre were pa· vs · Donald L AI . CJIIY. ·,, ll'lntaea. llutltm tor'l'&man Catholic Churcb. oalllng on Mr. and Mrs Son< ny ley, tile Committee CUinDaD &bert Ill F.o~~• Mtttn Stroot Poa> II w~sthe firlt marrla•• for . ny Harris~- r)d aons, ~t!C<!~tly. ~ ~ lo~a~a{~tr"~I~~W .. Scott bl~ -' ., ' eny. , . _ 1ft ~ do Miss A,lher~ and . tbe .eee-1 ' Mr. •fid.:Mt.. ' Horold Bosffin '·~t '~ $1(iJ.ao -intll ln,ler· :~ It COlli ' .... , tu;l!\ • ._ ,• . lOI' .. GJIIm D, ~ Ralllly f!Jiled OVII' llie1Mt aiii· CX.,I·of' lbo aellou \.'•· pJ~.;,. •~y!'-.enL . ....1~. . ~ . m&u- A or =· ot hand PDX *• •.::::. ... - H.- lB. Greek letter 17. Strike with 1118 AXYDLBAAXB . .- drl.,• ..... Itt. A DAILY OIUPTOQUOTE - ih' :ljlna olo>plo pie..,_ DOWN c.a,... BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING and I . A peer 10. Storm• U .Acrou 13. Sum.!Dal'bl L Bear'• hlde&W&J' a.-. rJ::L-,::;.,...--;-_ ..._ - · ' · quiet Indian ca. I ;:u;:: :::!.d ot D. Blouan fii . Conlf...... ohrubo Manuf&Oo Arrests Made By Officers Over Weekend I :lli.Ihoo ! . Cottee Ktd" HarrlSO·nville =.or; - ', element 1 I ·To ee A PROPHET DAILY CROSSWORD "·"- 1 my : iJJH9I r 6ET 8!6. I'P·UKE cralt Society Notes News Notes Those born today are under lbe sign of VlriQ. On Ibis day In history: In 1778, Benjamin Franklin was sent to l!'!'&nee to rreeottate a t:eaty to end the AmoricaD Revolutlonat)r War. a .oaaeou• "' i .... · · -· Italy BlAEnNAR'S I ~ ... .. .... .... C2. Water SOHIO SERVICE Joppa --~ fO . Anelent. HACKETT'S RADIA'TQR SERV I CE ,..:; •. , . ... The morning stars are Venus, In 1847, the U.S. Army occuJupiter and Mars. pied Me:dco City. The evening star itt Sallg'tl. DOES YOUR CAR ••• @) ~ Tile Allllanac By UD!ted Pren lnleriiAtlonal Today Is Monday, September 14th, the 2&8tlt day of 1964 with liM! to follow. '1'110 moon ill a)ti>I'OIIChlng its first lull phase. 4room- 1 '·' . ........... _ ... ........ . Television Revue 1 , • "' ~- --~ ~ ~ t 1 . . ......... ol' ... - - • • • • •• • , .. . ' ...... ~. J Women needed to flU poaitlOill 11 Alststanll In llental, TRArLER for rent 1111 Grant- WARM MORNING drcuJattng Prol011fonol Ofllcea and Hoapitall. completo Tfatninl, hooter wtlb fan. Ulte new. •"'"'•• n..~tnn• ....., 4 .. St. in Middleport P hon t ........ .,. Professional. Public Relationa, L.boratory. Reeeptiooilt, SEPT. U Floyd Jenkin~, 660 W. Maln WY 2-2186 ..- WY WMf, Speecb and Charm - aee 11 . M. Short Courae, excellent 1963 Chevrolet lmp1la 4 Door $2395 The Pomero, Garden <lli* Street, PomOI'O)'. II!Nip I 14 etc aalarlea, mllTted or olnl)e. Wlll not lnterlero with preatrill meet at 1M l!Gmll of Ilfro. Low mlluee by local owner, spotlen Interior, belce 1nd ' ' ' ' I'M ~ ,.nn• ....,. a M AUcnON ont job. CIJDbrid&o Colle1e. Write, etvlnl addresa and MODERN a.ld- bath ll'ftt Oil• ftJ ""'""''"' -Not> Clutrles Penlnpr Mooday 81 brown finish , V8 engine. Powerglide traD! Radio and heater. telephone number to Bo, 661J.<:, C/o Tho DaiiJ' Selltlnel, furnished apartment. M i d- Satanlay, llepl. 1Mb, 11:11 p.in. IC. ..hUI AnUI'IIIo 1:!0 a. m. lor 1 ~· whitewall Urea Jhow little wear. Waa S~O . Pomeroy, Ohio. I HAVE SOLD my farm home ' ._. llllf'"",.' _ ...... '•bll' 1"11111 dleport. WY 2-3874. Memben are to brtnc llowen ...,U "' ..,..,., 1ft~ •d• 1-mell and will sell !be followl111 per • 9lltfc ,........... "'" ..,.,........, •h•n•M tw 1962 Chevrolet lmpal1 St1. Wagon _ $2195 and containen. Brunch wiD bt sonal property, located just p.•r•..., lmmiMtl••"" f'h• . .)t l!el'Ved by Mrs. Penllller' and J o h n East from the junction of Beautiful white over black finish . Red lnterloor, new ear ap..... tri l· ""' "" ~·"rth•• "" ' "' ................ ,..._.._ I room house, Mn. ;&iii;iiiooiii,_iiiiiioOiiiii.._.,.l weekend at Mansfteld with Mr. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. Stout. Harrisonville, 0 h i o, State Routes 124 and 33 at pearance and performance, power steering, PowergUde, V8 and Mrs. DellllllJ'd Blake and The Dauglttero Ql Rolb claa _ Phone SH 2~_- _ 9 14 61< Rockspri1111 Fairground and eol(ine, radio and heater, new whitewall tire~ . Reduced to , .. family . of the United Methoclflt cburdt ' flDllo .... •Dftl Mil •111'*"'TWO BEDROOM garage apart- opposite Carman Rest Home. $Z19~. MI • ·rnUrt I :h1 r11 IAI I!IIDtl Mr. and Mra. Wilson Benewill meet at the borne Ill. Mrs. ment m Middleport. Phone In part aa follows : · ~ .:ent• ..., ""'"" r., l'hrH ow. dum and family of Colurnbua Frank Stewart Monday at 2 p. .,.nutt.,_. 'D.•rt.o,.,.. WY 2-5217. f 11 6tp Living Room Furniture SHIMMY? if,, 0 1 - " 1 Ill 11'11. IIIII lftll vislted over the weekend with m. wflb Mrs. VIrginia Slater 11 14111 ... let Wftlll" ID cll¥1. FURNISHED houie. - newly de.l Porch Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Meigo Benedum co-hostess. :AaD OJ l 'l:iANtkt. 6 O&IH.I WANDER? OI'IN IVU. 7:110 P.M. ut\. corated inside and out, Pom- 1 Philco T. V. .UU.Ii:l - •• .21\ to1 !k. ~~mrd nabl and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Ben· The Pomeroy Elementary •mum ~act~ .alflbon&J • ...., tPOMEROY, OHIO 1 eroy. $50.00 monlb without edum and family. PTA will meet at the achool, orur.J ltUIJ. . WEAVE? utilities. Call WY 2-5262 In I Blanche Pu!Uns fell recently Monday at 7:30p.m. Gtr• Scouls . . . A a • t.UI• t' k . • 11 tic Chests of Drowen ••tum•• .... A Ill •.e I.J10I o.ib MOll everungs. " I Pole Lamp and Other Lamps R 1& F S 1 - R 1E te F S 1 FRONT END & and broke some ribs. of Troop 269 wtu Bini and the lTI 10 LUt ea tate or a. ~ ~ sta or a • I Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bene- Rev. M. E: Dowson of I be ro Pf .AU a 6 ROOM and bath house, in 2 Very Nice Bedroom Suites &&8Ut..1 P'ROUUC:lNG , Minersville. Write Raymond Modern Buffet WANT 4D HO'ME' Tor rent in Pomeroy -, FOR SALE - 4 room houae, ! mERINO SERVICE dum and family were callll!l Heath Melbodittt ehureh, Mid1 Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd., Lot Dishes rooms and balb. WY :1-3575 1 acre ground, Rt. 1, Reedson her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dleport wiD be guest speaker. PHONE WY 2-2157 1 147, Columbus , 19, Ohio. 8-IJ.tfc ville. Winnie Bailey, BOJ Ray Rolllns and daughter, Mid- Relreshmenta will be served and Frigidaire Washer "n"' ou"'s"'E,....,.Io_r_s-al~e-.-D~-d-e Brad· 169. 9 9 &tp WHEEL dleport, recently. all Interested are urged to II"::=:-~~::::::=:'I t 9 81< Dryer and Mangle ~ Opal Harris and Luutse Smith lend. • Z BEDR =-oo = M;o-h:-o-u-se- wllb bath, Window Fan bury school. Call WY 2~ "'42 FOR SALE - Two - three . ' SEPT· 15 have returned home after bebasement, hardwood floors, Many Other household Notice 8-ZI·tlc room apartment building BALANCING Cb te Councll Da"""len ==-,..,~--cc~-___: t;ontact Richard F. F i c k, ' ing patients at Camden Clark es r ..... built - in cabineLs. 1676 Line· I Good Low Boy Trailer FOR SALE-Middleport·, tsll· Chester, Ohfo, 98S-40I5. j Hospital. of America wiD meet In rep WILL TAKE elderly people in- oln Heights ~all T r a c y I Good Western Saddle est building, located 352 N H-6tp Jar session Tuesday at 7:!0 p. to my home. Phone WY 2- 1 Whaley WY 2-3054. 1 McCulloch Chain Saw Second Street, Middleport =~=WHEEL M!'l!. Delcla Reed returned m. Quarterly birthdays will bt 2987. 9-8-0tp 1 9 9 6tc I Also a Lot of Hand Tool a Priced for quick .ale II> DOUSE FOR SALE 1 t roOiiJ,I home after spending lbe past observed with a potluck dinner. MEXICAN wmatoes. William I FURNISHED apartmwt- - for Log Chains quire at Ohfo Hotel. furnished, Minersville. $3000 I ALIGNMENT week with Mr. and Mn. Ver- The TwUlght Garden club H. Holmes. Syracuse. ! rent. Five rooms and bath Anvil 10 If tic Phone WY 2-3312. r 25 tfc I non Reed at Aldo. Mr. and ..-ill meet at the home Ill. 111'1. a 28 Uc Utilities furnished. Close to f'~ ence ~tretcher Make Your Cor Safe Mrs. Reed accompanied her Dwight Parter, Tuesday even~====-:-:-Steel Cabin'! FOR SAJ.E in M•ddleport, 4 ONE COROAIRE beater, 85,000 , hom and spent the week end ing. There will be a plant sale. LOSE WEIGHT safely andeu- business district. Phon• WY Lawn Mower B.T.U., new motor and new . wfth Mr. and Mrs. George SEPTEMBER 11 lly, wllb new Dex-a-dtet tab- :HOIIZ. f I tic Other tools not listed 2 controls. Phone WY 2-3083. bedroom brick house, baths. lot and a OBlt. oot ot Reed. The Bradbury P.T.A. will lets. Only i8c. Su.rk Pbarmand unlurnlsbed Willi am Collins, Owner hfgh water . Nice tocaUon. _ _ _ _ _ _ _,:9..;1:..:4..:3:.:tP!:... Weekend guests of Mr. and meet Wednesday eventne II acy. 8- t3-60tp FURNISHED Terms Cash apartmonts. Inquire at the oy appointment. or call Business Services Mrs. Harold Brannon were Mr. 7:30 p. m. at the school AWATER HAULED. can Tom Ohio Hotel. 8-!4-Uc Not Responsible for Accidents See WY 2-2885 or WV :1-12.10. and Mrs.. Bob Saunders and program of "Safety" will be Diddle VI 3-2276 or WI 9Tlti• Is •II nice clean mer161 IB tlc Debbie of Juncuon City and pre8ented by the state High2512. 9 10 6tp f HH t<:F •nd four l'<lO!D fllriiWie. chandiS< - -- - - ~ -- - - - PHOTO Copying Service. Co)> Jeni Covert of Athens. way Patrol. Fathers will be oll and UJ1Iuntlobod apll'lo BOUSE FOR SALE, Barrlso.. ies made of legal papers. Dick Green hlld friends of r~gnlZed and will -··J .-v ments WY 2-M34 12 I tfc Bradford Auction Company vt'lle. Th ree bedrooms and b." th records and a1mos1 any Kent spent lbe weekend with double on the attendance ww•1 • - - - -Crill Bradford, Auctioneer b th S 11 d th d ts AI 1 · HOUSE tor rent In Pomeroy . ! ;..-.,;.....;;====~<9~),;;;~~~ a · rna own payment. 0 er ocumen · so amm1Mr. and Mrs. Vern Green. Olb· wards. II will also be get-acthree room• and !lath Call ~ r Phone SH 2-54&1. ling in plastic, film to preers visiting In the Green home qualnted night lor parenls and WY 2 _357 ~ •fte• 5 p m I 25 12tc serve your valuable papers. included Mr. and Mrs. Ray· teachers. Membership daes are PLANNING Palyothyleno Plastic Reulf'.r Insurance, Pomeroy e FrH E1 II ma 1•• • mond G n a d Shi 1 1 7 21 tlc Far Silo Cavora BRICK veneer ranch borne. If ree n r ey 0 payable by Wednesday evening 9 4 YOUR VACATION? , H ::-:0:-:-0::: E-.,----'roo _ m_s bath . Q 1.1 tru 1. nd _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_ c Kent, Vernon Reed and Mr. and parents inay send the 50 8-= 1 · ' · • pteua Y cons c ton a rna· PIA/JO TUNING. Newman Burand of •••ts dues •· the teachen this 12 ' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK Road aorvlca, boll bond ture windov.. basement, pick terlal Spacloua llvin• room Cit Mrs. Hobart Srnalle•' •coo "' · •nd tnvel 11rvice 1 el fence yard 1671 Lincoln · • • dette, Middleport, WY 2-3791. ester. week. Refreshments wiD be urv1ce 20' • lOCI' 4 MIL BLACK 3 over--sized bedrooms, 9 3 3 CALL: 24' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK car patio, 2 story out bulld· l.----..........,..........iiiiiiiiotc-., Mrs. Flossie Petty spent a served by lite 81b erade room 1 Heights. Phone WY 2-2780. E M BURTON 8-22-tfc 28' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK ing. Well located on beautiful· couple days recently wllb Mr. mothers. • -itv 2·2631 • FOUR room furnis-h•-d apart· l2' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK ly landscaped hill. Three EXPERIENCED WY U898 and Mrs. Clarence Baker and The Middleport Garden Club sr• Br~w•• Mtddt•oort I ment. Phone WY z- 3658 . (6 MIIAioo A,.ll•blo) miles north of Fairgrounds family. will meet Wednesdsy evening, ~11 24 tfc oComploto Stock On Hond Rt. No. 33 . Terms may be I. Main St. Pomeroy Recent visitors of Mr. and Sept. 16, a1 the home of Mrs. , ,UTilMIIB!LE tns•trance neon arranged. Call WY UGI5. ~~~~~ Mrs. George Heed were Mr Ernest Maag at 7:30 P· m. InCIIneelledT 1,081 vom opera FOR RENT, mndern bouse, SEI us FOR !Hi-lle and Mrs. Marvin Barnhart, Mr: slllitttion of officers for the lllr'l lleenae? CaD WY Hl<ll6 six rooms and bath. Youngs DISCOuNT PRICES - - -- - - -and Mrs. Raymond Green and new elub year w1U be conduct115Uc town kitchen, tile floor. l<> b daughter of Kent arid Mr. and ed: Members are asked to brfn8 --::--:----::--=::----c-....:.~ caJed at t36 Lincoln-rd ~•Il l Pomeroy Landmark Ktl t~ ll'rom tllo lsrt!est trudt or Mrs. Gene Wilson of reeds-' numature arrangements and Card of Th•nks / WY 2-3020. • 29 tfc wv 2-2181 J..k Cm•y, Mur. =~:~r be:!ia!:.. to lbe ville. suggesli?"" for !be year'• p,.... 1'0 THE Christian C h u r c h SIX. ROOM house. Laurel Cliff MIDDLEPORT-6-room frame Eileen Brruo.non, daughter of gram will be roll call. Hostessof Christ - I would like to i Rd. Phone WY 2-3319. USED 4 • a, house with bath. AutomaUc gasMr. and Mrs. Harold Bran- es wtll be Mrs. Maag, M I is express my sincere de.•ire of 1 9 10 tfc brick, fired bot air heating. Enclosed WY 2.2143 Pome""' Many different localities were non, returned to Rio Grande Lenore Gllee, Mrs. Crary Davb my heart to all of the peo- i For Sale $15.00 per 1000. Phone WY 2- porch, full basement with comrepresented at the Pleasant College Monday. . and Mrs, Garen Stansbury, pie of Meigs County for giv5312. g 10 61< mnde, lavatory and HOUSE painting, roof repair Grove homecoming on Sunday, Mrs: Rita Baker, Sharon, Jan· The Past Presldenll of the ing to this church for repairs PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday Located on excellent lot chimney pointing. 'I.OO a~ I Sept. 6. The flev. Robert San4· ice, Jean and Larry and Mrs. American Legion Auxiliary of and putting it tn good shape. CORN, 200 bushel Sl.!MI bu. ~ptember 19, t p. m. Ruf~ driveway and garage on bour. VI ,_2700. !Hi-7t ers condu~ted lite Flossie Petty spent Saturday Drew Webster Post No. 38 will l give the Lord Jesus Christ At farm near Chester. Ltck Skil- l ender residence, S I a I e el Hill near swimmmg P meeting Wtth the guest speak- evening with Rosie Dorst of meet Wednesday, Sept. Ill, at all of the credit for all of it. ' let Road. Phone Coolville 667 . ute 684 between Harrison· Twenty year linancmg er, Danny Grimm, a former Sumner. Mrs. Petty remained the home of Mn. Paul Casci, May the good Lord bless ev- 3737 Vivian Maxey. 9-12-Stc ville and Downington. ble with modest down Auto Sales pastor, of Columbus, bringing for an Indefinite stay. Middleport. erybndy thai gave and ev- LEGHORN hens for sale, 40 1 good milk cow, 1 other cow, ment and good credit report. 1962 2 DR~-PiyiOOu1lt V-3 Tor-, the message. A male trio from Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed SEPT. 17 eryone that could not give. cents each. C. H. Pierc.. j 8 smaller cattle, warm Mom· POMEROY - 4·room frame que Flight, power brakos. Ra-1 the Lancaster area provided visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester The CbUd Couservatlon LeiEveryone is welcome to at- Langsville, Ohio. 9-11-0tp ing heaters, coal ra111e, small bouse with balb, gas dio and heater. Thts week! special singing. Those coming Little and Mrs. Calli,. Hocking· gue of Mlddle!'"rt Will meet lend the services. Come and ~'OR SALE _ 21 foot house electric stove, dinette suite, ing heat, nice basement with $13115. Powell's Service Sta- ! from a distance, to attend port. Thursday evenmg, Sept. 17, al """ yourself. May the riches trailer. Good condition. First dining room suite, bedroom workshop, also cellar. Unfinish- Uotl. 11-5-tlc IMrs. Elfie Sanders, her I !be home of Mrs. William Slatof God bless you and the : 1250 takes it. Phone WY 2_ suite, office desk and chair ed attic, corner lot with con-I ghter, Inez Delle, and Jll'and-1 ~---------- er at 7:30 p. m. "Discipline Lord Jesus Chml be with ' 2922 9-11-31 lots of other merchandise. . crete driveway . Only $4,000. The Rambler daughter, Judy, and huaband, j' Jn the Rome and School" will you all. I- - · . c Jonn Hammil, Auctioneer, POMEROY - 6-room World Standard of C.mpaet of Summit Station and be !be topic of I panel discusSigned by the Rev. Howard 1lg6() Volkswagen, 2 door, very Terms • Cash house with beth, gas E•celleD<e oldsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ancel , slon. Stewart. Pastor of l nice. $1,095.00. Gait Miller ' Not responsible for accidents large lot with plenty Big cae room, rldo ODd per- Smith, daughter and husband, this church. I Garage , Phone WY 2-3196. 9 10 6tc space, outbuildings. Pay mod formauce. Small car economy and Mrs. Elva Sutton of MarMy address Is 110 River g 11 3tc · . -est amount for owners etjulty and mOD&gerabWty ion, Rev. Robert, Nina and Street, Kanauga. Oh~o. 1956 SIZE 8 by 35 h~use trail- ! G. E. Portable dishwasher, and assume existing financing. See Debbie Sanders of Junction ct. _ 9 14 ltp er. A real bargain. Walter years old. In good · POMEROY - 6-room frame Metropolitan Moton ly. Local residents In BY AVA GILKEY 1;--:W :::I:::c SH "" to thank~ all -· Crooks, W\ 2-3631. 9 II 8tc Phone WY 2-SI27. house wilb bath, glul heating, E. Main Street, Pomeroy ance were Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weaver friends for the many cards.! 1 PIECE ,v;;lnut dining room t IO tic Main Streel location. Can be Phone WY Z-3871 on Blake. Mrs. Fannie attended the state fair and visbeautiful fiowers and lovely 1 suite. Ca ll WY 2_3515. MEXICAN tomatoes. William bought right. 4 22 tic ston, Melvin and Earnest ~a!~ir daughter, Donna gifts. You made my ninety. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR ders, Carey Hull, Mr. and Mrs. 9 11 Jtc 1 H . Holmes, Syracuse. first birthday very happy. . I 8 28 tic Box !2t WY Z.383t 19till PONTIAC. $2250. t door Harold Brannon, Eileen Mr. and Mrs. Thor Carsty God bless vou all M J . USED and new clothmg and oiN''~H Se --. hardtop. Catalina, bluo I'll> Paul Dean and Paul Brooks. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joe PT. PLEASANT - •-•--' . . rs. en sh li dr . d ~ ul!.o wmr machines Ca Mr and M "''""'"" nie C Howell 9 14 It oes. nens, apertes an 15!1511 . Business Servl'ces lib. automatic II'IIISDIIsalm Cards w1U he mailed rsey, . ra. Charley by local Jaw enforcement offl.. · · P curtains. Epple building, Sll new, · up. beveraJ osed -·ay. Ml<'dleporL Call WY ,: year. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bo~ WIJ. eers during lite weekend were· For Slla or Rent Condor St. 9-ll-3tc :,ct;_~:rlca~h~=~=• BULLDOZER and beck-hoe end· pOwer steering, 110wer lll'al<es. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bene- liams ~ ~r. and Mrs. Ray· Clllford Drummolld, u, GilD: - ----- . and Service, PomOI'O)'' Oblo. loader. radio and emu. t!G Broad- dum and family of Colum~ua DIOIII tteriU at their home polls, OJ,llo: Lucian L. Ferau· FIVE ROOM£ and iia!b;llouse. PORCH chair, antique table, WY ~ t 21 tfc ditching. P.M. Ullll. • 11 tfc ODd Mr. and Mrs. Meigl rpeecrently with 1 eoolt:-ware lllJl' lOll, 11, Leon; Joe ~ 123 Hudson St., Middleport. storm door, Buckeye coal lor d lttited • '11 Leon .,._11 L. N r-uire Ohio Hotel. •1•t1• beater, large round table, Stewart's Gun Shop, bun~-« · Insurance um. v Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr and Mrs Garland Ma ' : ~r-• ull, 31 • .... r r """ &IK.TIONIIBR Pullins and daughter at Will· ' ' yee Rockcul)e; WIJllarn T. Turn· bedstead, coil springs andl sopplies. Shotgun •beDs of Saoiot JOHNSON, SimPI"" lnallr&IICe lamstown, recently. and two girls of Newark were er, 44. Pl. Pleasant; FraQ:lin Wanted To Buy Serta mattress, lawn swing all kinds. Have guns - will Clflt llndltnl .\letlcy, lb. All forma of ID Ruth Barton, VIolet Barr and Jrecobnnetstodlnnerut guesbr of ' 111'1, J. llulff.• 211. lleodenoa, - • and a small building to be trade. Have sheila - w 111 Jim JolmAa .,...., 5000 Squirrel tails !grey) .05 moved. Phone SH %-4834. ,. 11 , De.,ot S - · ..._ • Cwl rt llll'llll<e. lltd Bob Barton of Coolville Cllnto G.1,._ charged with lntosicatloll. each, 5000 fox squirrel tails. t., .\. C. BR&DFORD Bad s;n,p.w.. Aceata. ed the luoeral of Mrs. t n 1 0:~the lay Bunlell Edwll'da, 38, Ill I 9 11 31< Ohio. 9 3 .ott each. Rub sail into meat _ __ _ __ llaeltao, Olitlt I 1 lfc father, Mr. Mooney at lite 0 bsen here Letart, wu 8l'1'eeted by Hart· ends, Jay away, keep straight 196t VINDALE Mobile Home, ONE % ton Chevrolet truck, I II ville, Wednesday. · Y a ce of Rev. fonl ollleer Jolrn lllnkie .., a . and dry. Wild Gin seng $1.25 52 • 10 with a 10 • 1~ aturntn- electric motors. Phone WY Instructions Mr and lllr Ra DIIIoo Davies who was '"' vacaUon. charge of drlviJiC while lotesJ.. um awning "~ K 11 3319 • s. Y Mr. and Mrs. I.arrdon Smith ted II · •...,.er e ~· · 9 10 tfc pair work, tree u. L CIVIL IIRVtCI twiTSr 110111 are visiting at her of Pt. Pletllant W Va aud ca,_,;, per oz., ye ow root, .10 per oz. Must be clean. Not slmls. j Star Route, Pomeroy, Ohio, FREE LOAN of our efficient Reasonable prtcee. CaD VI - . ...,.. • Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Ava Gllbjl ,..;,. ;;, lire .,.... DeW-, 32, Pt. 1'1111Mall to D. H. Roe and Sons, 1 Phone Chester !1115-3393. Carpet Shampooer l"REE 2100. a 'rl :Mtp , ...... • - - - .,._ at Murray City. Clinton GUbP lUt Surrda aanl, and Edna Rood. 118, Pl. BOJ 346, PL. Pleasant. W. Va.: I ' 6tc with purchase o! Blue Lustre l 0, MeCOY, AUcnONEER. ::: uv,::· t~O:.- EllaBambartofPomeu The SmJthJ . have ~Pleasant, were eacb II'Nited u.;:;:;;;;;;;:;--::=-;::::=-'9~11 3tp RE?ISTE.RED Jersey c o w I Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Chester_ Ohio. 3 :11 tfc ::::;..::~ .~,-,.,': ~ tlpelll Sunday nllbt the farm. · .., co-hallt_tall!ol w~ WANTED, used furniture, tools, wtth third calf, bay, Ma""y Middleport. 1 1 6tc '"¥~:. :U~ Mrs. Pearl Dlllna Kn. ·AYI GUtq1bu receiY· by ~~we::• . dlabes and household goods. Ferguson Tractor in Good n 'I· od 111Ji1! of lire hottpitaltulloo . . • Any amoont, large or small. shape. Call SH 2-5124. PEACHES, ready, brlna cor> lull.,.. Opportunltl.. Recant IUOIII of Mr. lrilr niece, lin. J1ab 11IIaard IIBNR1' AOCIDII:NT can Knotts Auctioo, Gallipot 8 6tc tainen. Webster hu!t raem. Mrs. Harold Branllon were Denver, Colo., following · an PI' PLEASANT Tlie Sire Us, Ohio. Phone Wl-2917. "B 'S'IZE potatoes:-AtsoJgi;a Lo~ Bottom, Oblo, Phone Top Doltor Paid Por lor rdtln ctr woman In 11W1 Covert, _ NellonvJDe auli,. accident wbetllhe was hit Iff' :,..;..,...__, r-· 1 ~ 10 20tp Chevrolet for sate or trade · IIIIW201. I & lfc WrockM C•ra and ., ..,.., area · to own ODd operate a Brookl, Rev. Robert, and In the bact by a drunken _,...1";.""" ,__~atecl a --:-:--;--.,.-,.....:....=-:...=:!: 1 · k Cb 1 route of colD • operateCJ dis- Debbie Sanden Junellm er me-car m up ~-'1. S LID 011 Route ~ ~ Will Columbl• ==H.elp Wanted ~:. ;~~~. ~~ ~~r~ Livelltock HOUR TOWING ~· Car and releret~C¥ and BID ot Atwater, arrd Mra. Ella McCall 8 CARRIER lor Dispatch, dally VI 3-2693. d.mr.lllt,; minimum lnvelt- Olilo. Carpenter visited the Guy brbon . lll!ltbhollrrd car. ~ 9 8 IZI< 1 year old Piifonilixi quarter and Sunday, Naylor'• Run. NOW I!I!:Am t mare with or wflbout quart· O,.n aA.M. t. 7 P.M. ment of 'filii required. Can · Eileen Brannon retlr'nlod on Sunday. · ,~~:,te '!.~..!~~ ~'!t-b' Phone WY 2-2531. t-1:1-Stp me vn•. IIOtaCl- Svndoy be bandlod In your spare Labor Day to hl'l' duUes Ia a Cllnlon GJ"'- h 8 • e '':i:., "' toes. corn, oeano ltw bu hrmg er colt. CaD Albany MY 8Phone 985-2297 lime, ...,.,.Is d--' 'I menlo I ....••-·- w..• -•• • 111.,.••y aal.,ler~-:,~drl "'" VII' llruct 1 WAITRESS wanted. Apply In contal..,.. ao dplck you-•lf 3191. . t 11 31< ,......en upon r or ••"'"'"... ... home· In Albany' a bump "'"' ...... •~ - · _. bl ·~ htwo•n C - ond s!Jil . of,..._ route we establish. Rio Grande Colle.e. '""' ......... ,. : person. o!portsman Bar, Pom· Clarence Proffitt. VI 3-%254. Sale or Trade Tvppor• Plein •• llote Rt. 7 For local Interview, ' write Mi-. and lllrs. Pearl Dillon vehicle. The lttll8 IIIGtlel C8I Ol'O)' · I 11 3te I I tic KIN:G DJSTIUBUTING CO., and family attended the JtlDGMENT IIADB W&l denrollsltod, Tbere wert LOOKING ~DI SICURI MEXICAN tomatoes. WilUam larl uti '1110 Central . Ave., MOIID8- Ia Fair. PI' PLBASANT Tbe personal ~ tmd th< IOit H. Holmes, Syracuse :.~"':!,~!:. w~i a~~ 55421, Include Mr. and Mrs. Vern on c:.mty Clreull CGUrt rerrder '"' '"81 not cited. ...., ,., u o. a.u 8 28 tic trade for good l!'ord of Fer. ll:ld lr<•llel P·~"" n r. I 14 31p visited recently with Mr. ODd ed judplen) In the cll'll acU~ GREE'I'II IWRAL 4M'£BJ . · .0. ""' ....... - - .,_ WARM MORNING coal heater. guson !arm tractor.' Olen We lion III 111M ' Mrs. Elda caJaway, CoolVIlle. of Alva Luckeydoo and Jack WASIDNGTOII Upl ~s .. •'W ' P It Om ..,...... l!ll-.n•tt- -·-.~1'"' ... _ J I SOCIAL CALENDAR DENTAL AND MEDICAL ASSISTANT ... ....,... ___ .. . . WE m~ l �•• '• Miss Sauer Re-elected President 01 Meigs County WCTU Chapter Memorial Held By Mary Shrine Friday Evening ' Tiger Club Hold Picnic ~t Great-lfend' Mainly About People In Pomero ' • I 'ddl rwo M ....~. e,.,.. ..,...~ · Around . ~~,~. . AreatC~~~s ore ' ==:un~~ Communion Day 20 Be Held lkJ. 4th ..~!"~= Mrs Margaret Sauer of ~lld- i Mn Beulah White, Mrs. Clal'Day on Suftday, DciDbtr • b1 dleporl was re • el•ctPd prest •ence McNeal. Mrs Paul Hop- I 1 Ml'l. Guy Reynolda and Mra. the Session of tile Mlddlopori dent at the annual meeuog of , t_onstall . and Miss Ellzabeth , A memorial was held lor The annual plcnif , ol the Pom•+'• lien ~ MlOdleport El&- Flrrt United PreabyteriiD the Meigs County WCTU Fr1- Duffy, and was gwen to the '! Florence McGuffin when Mary l eroy . Tigera Boys baseball ·• tnentaryScboolteacbera,attend- Church which met at lb• day evening at the Federated Billy Graham crusade fund. The Shrine, MUte Shrine of Jeruteam IDd their lamilleJ WBI · ·· ' · \ld an all d8J ~ ol LH• church. Churrh state convention to be held Oct· satem, met in regular oession l Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs beMl Sablrday altemooollt lhe lin. Nan Moore &11'1 lllo Hope Saturday of the Prole..- Rnbert Tewksbal'J wu ap. 1 M\S< Margaret Sauer opened ober 13 · 15 at Toledo was Friday evening at the JOOF spent the veekend at canal Win- Geor&e Skinner ca)>in at Great Rev. M. E. DoWSOII were ' ' In IOfl!ll 1\l.~~ _Ciloolj!J'eDC!O. pointed elder pla~ cbail'the 111 ...-on~ w1th pray" fol- announced and also the National I Hall. chester with their daugllter and Belxl. Columbus Friday tc •!lel¥1 the Mra. RerDi4do Is Melp. Couf'· man for the Communion IOI'Y' luwed by the hymn, .. , Love IO Convention to be held Sept II · . son-in-taw, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fishing and boat cities were installation service for~ _ ~JeW ty chairman 9/. • tho National l<le during the mornlnl wonblp Tell the Storv .. The reporl of 15 at Koeheslet·, N Y Flora Long, worthy high I Evans IDd family . enjoyed and the '>oys presen~ Bbhop of the Ol)lo W area, Eduqatlon Auo'iilatlqn IDd Pro- bout: .. , artU\ItlP> o\ the Pomerov WC· ' Mrs Arnold Richards was prt'SteSS, and Allen Hughes, Mrs Jed Webster Jr and ed Rlcbard Young, their mail- Francis G. Elllllley. fesalonal Membenblp ,Con)mlt· The- Rev. Howard Ruppal& Tl ""' gtven by ~'"·Allen devottonal leader and had ~or watchman of shepherds. presid· son James visited Sunday af- ,ager, with a trop'ty engraved C)larles ancl Paula q,ert of tee. "~ Prllfes~onal Teacher" announced that Hetman Grata, Htunp!nn and ot the \'l idd!eport hPr topK ·· Livmg Witnr sst>~ for ed lnvttattons _were receJYed j te~oon at New Haven, W. Va.I"Tlgers 1964.'1 They also pre- PortsmOUth _.spent a re, ·was t~ topic of the confer~ • · represehtatlve of the Otctec. l'""'" b\ \Irs o. E: . McKmlev . Je sus Chrtst " A uuet . "Shall to au end recep nons for aever- with her mother Mrs. T. c., ..nled John Musser. asslo!llnt cently with their 11'8~· ence. 1be Southe¥t dlslrlct II Society, will apeak at the churell Thro \' "~La\ :J.I(J report was gJv· I CrucJI} My SavJOur ., was • a\ supreme o1fleers rncludtng Roush I ma'\''er, will\ cuff linls,. stick ·Mrs. 'Lucille Ms.yM.~ Mtt. ~sed of 12 COUDties. in October. ReY . .R.uppe:lt eJ:• t-n b~ \1h<> l.urrt' tJa C.PnheJm · prP"<' ntrd by Mrs White ll nd \1arga.ret St~l. supreme wor. Renry Korn of Marton was lptft Sntl .~e. Mr. Young gave Mayes accompanied; to V~bal Cunniflibam of . Bev· pressed appreaiation for the er Mr< HapiOnstail. who "''om- thy htgh pr~esress. at Toronto. , the weekend guest of Mr. and each ·-bo(~ autographed base- their home In F'f,lllllOIIth erly condueted the bQSb)ess Rev: Frank ~brew who . panted 0 11 her a('rordton Ca nada , James Hutzler. su-!Mrs G~r•e Korn. ,ball. where she was the Ptt of mee"••, Speakers Jncl•"""'. Mr. occupied the -~•IPit of the Pre.. Th~ repon Ill Tile nomJnRt mg . '" • da ughter and .. ..... ..,....... r.. .. preme wa Ichman of shep herd st th . .--n·jn•law ' Denlll Carpenter, . ctncl:matl, byterian Chlll'Ch auring bll a'".. 1 her rommittt:-f' w::~-; glvPn by Mr" Lilt' " Grt'aff><;! Mocker wns at Los Angeles, Calif; Marga. Charles. R. Karr Sr. was e A potluck dinner was served Mr. and Mrs. F;rneft Covet.t. realdent of the ObiD ' Educa- sence C H F.wmg. Muurman. and tlw tlwme uf tht> Rev. Jt>rry . rf't Mc:Whertor, supr~me chap. Sunday dinner guest of Mr. ~nd to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbot_t Don Erwin, Colutpbus, spent .AsaociaU.On, whO 'dJaeuss. e\t-ct{'d wrre MJ ss Sa uf't· prr'.<;J- \hl<> tt> rs ~pf'akrr fo r the ev~>n· lain, at Sharon, Pa .; Dorothea Mrs. How~~ Frank of Racme. and Danny, Roger and Vicki, the weekend with }111!1 parents, ed the I~WJe of tbe O~A Jn Plea8{11Dt Valley RospttiJ dent: \lr~ T T. Slwlton . ~ ~e.~ mg and fo ll owing hls talk. the I s haffer, supreme !lhepherdess. He also .vlslted Mr. an~ Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burdette Mr. and Mrs. Cbilter Erwln. . ncti!n "lth' tbe Ohlo· eoun.. . MlttED: John Donohue, P"'"dent: Mrs Haymond Sax R•,. Howard Rupprlt. sa ng. at Detroit, Mich., and Gordon Fred Wilcoxen of Racme. In and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miss Helen lleOf!lll and Mlu ~FEd tlon for a P .E.P A;DPl t· Mrs. Wilbur ton. treasurer and corre:pond-1" How <~reat Thou Art." : Hawk, supreme associate the afternoon, he accompanied Clark and Chu~ck and Shelly, Christine Garrison 'of Colwnbual <Pl ed ~catiOI>. Program)' ~1. ~s:~'; John KeatlnC, onrerence -About NQW YOU KNOW • :Jt4iddfeport· Y "" tullest lorm of lrrea4 fl ..._ U_,..'ieorashaveIIIIIheeDbeecl>-nats. preparod to I VOL XVI NO. 130 ,. ' .,..,,iii· ................. .e· ,..., It II)' ... a •• ., w.. ~.,. wD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1964 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'W_. I :on I ~~nl:~~,~~~~~din~''s:c~t:;Y '~~d i l ! ""~~g -~:~~:: ~:~~~~an Zt"~~ v~~:so~r~~ ::::~Hosplt- ~;~i/~~~ SB-=~~/~rs. ~",:';!: ;;~: ;:i~a/el~~~ w~~ ~ :: a~lo'!.~';.'; ::n .::~~ a::~~:~~Jl~po~~· c~r::l :U (;roup / .. of shepherds, at directors Mrs. Phil WJI\Jam . . on. tht:! Tte That m s. co. i Miss Susanna Arnold was Ill armed s~rvicPs; Mrs . G H mePi mg aftt>r whwh the group \, At the ··lose of the meeting, visitor in Parkersburg, W. Va . Ewmg. nower missiOn "nd re- : adJourned .ro the sucJal ro.om i Lillian Stelff was crowned queer. Sunday . lief ; Mrs. J . W. Cook, lrgisla-' where rooktes, punch and mmts ' for a day witb the program Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schutrve : Mrs Shelton. sp1ntual \"t>re srrved. The table was ! prepared by Bonnie BoonP. Mrs. ler of Columbus were weekend life. Mrs. Marvin KPIIy, tf'm- artra cove .m plnk cover and I Steiff received a number of guests of hil parents, Mr. and pf'rance of church sc hool l\1 1"s e••ntt'red .w1th an ar:angme~t of gifts and a corsage. The group Mrs. Jacob Schuler and were Lucrelia Genhei mn, vtsual ed- rose' wtth candl"' on etlher I sang "Happy Birthday," to accompanied home by their dauucatton. and M" ~lcKtnlry. stde Mrs. T. T Shelton pre- Fern Cheesebrew. glller, Linda, who spent the past publicity. Mrs Jerry Ma~te r~ sldtod at tht> punch bowl. I week with her grandparents. gave lhe prayt>r of msl<:t\l:;~ tlon Followmg the refreshment Refreshments . were . served I Mrs. C. W. Humphrey of Lake Abbott and Eddie and Kathy Mrs. Harold Blackston Sherrie, Bobby and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young and Eddie and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dix.on and Roger, John Musser, Wry WaJker, Martin, and Francis Broderick and Mr. aod Mrs. Skinner arw1 George. . , and 1 I An offering was taken t~1e grou~ sang, ' In th~l ~;dm C:n:~: ~:~ :h;::r:t"v:;. ~~'~\~::·~it':'!:';: ~~1?, Work Session 0 (,ard~_n . and God B~. Wit I rangemenl. At the Ocotober 1 pf ed b by period y Phi/athea Group ann MEIGS THEATRE ~ouse guests of Mrs J E Har..- t . . . ey. n you.,. . cti ' and senlce. Miss Shirley Mea16y, RN and! Miss Lucille Smith of Chestformer faculty member of the er, president of the SEqTE, Holzer Hospl~ Sc,hool of Nura- discussed problems .. on the II> lng, js entering Ohio State cal level. Mls1 Je~ Davia of University for further otudles Clnclnoatl, NEA D1...,ctor from In nursing. Miss Mealey hal Ohio reported on the confermade her home with Mrs. Ray.. ence held at Kent State in mond, Lwban. August. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Reed of Bri=rt, W. Va., opent the W end with Mr. and Mn. J ' es Souders. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bane of Charleaton, W. Va., were the weekchd gue•ts of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jkennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Band <Karen Gregg) are mov- man, I ' Mrl Ithe program as one of a on Birchfield, Hen~e:n~ . Mrs: Paul Ours, Porta ' ii Fer- Clyde Hammack, Galllpo ~ plo ry; James , M. Edtnondl. ~ Grove; Mrs. Rosa Stewart, son. •. Charles DISCHARGED~rs. H lock Blake IDd dau ~ e~IOD> Grov~; Patsy ' PL. wood, Forrest M~el, B ~:::.n. ~: :~~~:;.,=;JMrs. E;;, 1C.:.~no;==.:~ the National Education Aa- Franklin, Pl. Pleasant; PtAul Ynu I til We Meet Agam. after meeting all the past wor- Buck. 5 s.;,iaUon Professional Consult.- Bush, Jr., Henderson; M.r L 111 POMEROY OHIO whtrh He> . Ruppell gave • thy scribes and Mary Hughes, ant was the main speaker and Thomas Crum, Glenwood; Mra. benl'd trllon I worthy seribe and pas! worthy I dl~ussed the S.rvices the NEA Larry Curtis and BOll, Long TONIGHT & TUESDAY treasurer, and Elizabeth Lear, Plans were made to have a gives its members.. Bottom; Mn. Wlnlield VaiiMet''WILD AND WONDERFUL'' (TecbrncoJorl <"LliB TO MEET worthy treasurer, will be honS clean-up work oestlion at the New teaching devices were er and da)llhwr, Mason, rony C~IS, Christine Kauf "I.~ASANT _ The Anne ored, church when the P ilathea Sodiscussed Including television BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Le• mann. PT r - ~ , . ciety of the Middleport Church and teaching machines. The ter Young, Ashton, a da1J8hter. FeatureHe: So'l Your Antenna Ha1t~y Home Demonstration ! Officers of the Letart Falls of Christ met Thursday even- lng to Mempbls, T~ .• where TV shows, "Mr Novack," and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goode, I' Color cartoons Club will meet Tuesday at IU :1 ' P.T.A. met recently and ,.iect- ing. 1b~ clean up day was oet they plan further college work . ., Great Adventure," were Reedsville, Ohio, a SOfl. ~r. '' 'o a m. at Krodel Park dlubpen ed the following committees: for Tuesday at 8 am. w 1 t h l),lr. ancl Mn. Wayne Gibbons approved by NEA. and Mrs. Wilbur Wray, PUny, WED. and THURSDAY ' hou se lor • potluck dinner and Health and Safety, Chatrman, members working to take • , accompanied their daupter, a daughter. Set. 16-17 I Florence Circle; Dorothy Wolfe, sack lunch. I Evelyn, to Columbia, Ky. .where, ----organizational meeting. N e w. NOT QPEN I offtcers will be elected al this i Freda Clark, Carrie Roush and · •e has enrolled at the hind-~ FAMILY VISITS I meetmg. All project sheets are UrC Un Mary Pickens. Mrs. Donald Hick•, wile of Wilson Colle&e lor the Mrs. HoJ?er Holley recently ASSIGNED TO ARTILLERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY I Septt>mber 18-19 to oe turned m. Mrs. Vurl Ran- I Parents and children, mem-1 Splrllull leader, Mabtl t lh~ new pastor, and Mrs. Paul fall term. She attended Bethel apent the rught with her daugh- Army Speclallst Four M~ "WAR IS HELL" ' do lph ts the program chatrman bers and friends, of Heath : Roush. I Wmn, were welcomed mto th" College at Hopkinsville, Ky ., ter, Mrs. H. B. Curd. Mr. ~nd A. Wftls, son of Mr. and Tony Ru s~£> 1! , Baynf'!i Bar I' Dona- class. Plans were made for • lor the past two years. Mrs. A. G. Preston of Hunting- Lawtenu Wells,. PortliDd, bU ron. Jurly Uan, \V al\y Campo I and wtll present th• lesson stu- Methndist Church attended the ' Leetslatloo, Mildred " OPERATION PETTICOAT'' dy or. the subject of "Re~~mg t open house held Sunday after-' hew. I potluck dinner Oct. 8 at & p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson ton, w. Va. spent the Labor heen aosigned to the 33d Ar• . ~Tf'ehn1color l for Better Undersl•ndmg . ' noon when the new classrooms Membership Chairman, Julia w1th Mrs. Jenme Satterfield IDd spent the weekend with her Day weekend wtlb Mr. and Ullery In Germany. 1be I! Cary G1 <~nl. Ton f' mlis, Joa.n I were open for inspection. , Norris; ShJtiey Abies, lsa~l Mrs. Robert Reibel m charg,. patei!U, Mr. and Mrs, Emer· 1 Mrs. Horner Holley. Mrs. H. year-old soldier Is a 111&2 gra O'Brie . Dma Merr1ll. Dick i nl. . 1 Lewis Crissa Jenkins Goldie Several members were r~rtJ 'II Curd spent Sunday wltiJ. uate of Southern Local Hllb Sarge In 1963 the fi rst qumtuplets Teachers of the elementary . . ' K th M'll'' Juan ed ill and a roundrohin tl.:er son ones. I · the M R A H tl'ey School 1 I ,. • • . · f d f h Ch h S h 1 Milliron, a ryn 1 1ron, ... 1 her mo r, rs. • . o . · ln l l S 1ustol y to sUP.JVe m an- I gra es o t e urc c ~ I ita Justis. I was sent to Mrs. Nancy An- Mrs. Dale Dutton accompan- ~ ·---- SUN., MON., TUES. Sept. 20-22 ' c\ were born at Aberdeen, were on han~ to .sr~l t~e vlsh-1 Magazint Chairman, Nora [ drews. MISS MU.,red Hawley ied her daughter, Ellen, t.o "C HALK GARD~N" Sout h J)akaLa , to Mrs Andrew ors and aSSISt m tou~mg the C opened the meeting with prayDennison University at Gran.l Hay\P~ Mills, Df'borah Kf•rr i , classrooms and conferrmg With I Chairman, Donna ' er and Mrs. William SlaU, ville Saturday where she wiU 1 - FI~·~er _- .... parents on the new lessons be- Hill· Cblorus Grimm, J a n e I gave a reading, "'My Purpoie." be a freshman. i ~~\\'' \"\'ltJIIP.f"1'f<fJI!"'I!I ing used each Sunday · 1 Hill: Bernice Roush, Betty I Mrs. George Melnh.rt gave a Mrs. A. G. Avery of Arling- ' Classroom materials and pro- Sears, ErlE'ne Norris, Bonni.e · program on "Self·plty." ton, Va., hal been visitln& her 1 jects were on display during Miller, Opal Cummins, a n d Refresh~ents were 1 served mother, Mrs. H. 0.. Ewlna.- She 1 I the afternoon. The rooms are Mary Roush. Iduring the !I<ICial .~our wi~ was accompanied home by her 1 in the process of being painted ]l Founden Day, Jean Alkire, ,Mrs. Slater, Mrs. David Farm- ldaueh~l. N£ney tnil Sui!Rll, i and members have been assist- Romona Yonkers. er, Miss Mabel Hysell and Mrs. whorr MU bull tht' euests :of i ing with the project. Mrs .. Nan • P.T.A. Nolieeo, Elleeo Buck, Audrey Frost assi~ by Miss the~ - 1•~n~mo11Ier for the pll!!l ' Moore announced that prunUng l Nora Cross. HawJey m charge.. month~.. · ,..- •. · · ·· · ! would be resumed Tuesday I CongreSI PubllC8tloa, ChlorMri ~rma~ Jo ' morning of this week and vol- us Grimm. pj,tlent at M,~ M4fuorlal Hoo) unteers are needed. Supplies , Publicity, Eileen Roush. pita! wheN olie lo 'lletng treat· I are on hand and any member : Budget aod FlnaD<e, Julia t Ied 1..- a broken hip sustained 'I of the church is asked to come Norris, Mary Rnush. Goldie in a fall. . · i Mill ron, Kathryn Milhron PhyiMr. Jack B~chner, who has I when possible.M Ch h: lis Braden, Mary P1ckens, Etlbeen sertously Ill at Holzer boo- · '] Mrs. Nan . oore. urc een Roush, Mildred Donahew. Mary Shrine, White Shrine 1 pita! for several weeD· hal l -t:I'T THIS School Supertnteudent, greeted Refreshments are to be serv· of JerusaleiJ!.: Lafayette ...•and 1been returned· _, bll ·bome. He : I the. guests wtth M~s . Leo Sm1th ed this month by the executive MarletUI Sbftnes, had joint ' is Jo have complete. rul for j regtste~mg. A soctal hour w~s committee. Officers are Pres!- mspect1~n at Marietta sometime. Now Is your ch1nce to buy that long held wtth Mrs. Bruce Lloyd tn dent Anna Wheeler · Vice-Pre•- week w1th Margaret Steel, su----charge. Cookies and punch were ideni, Eileen Roush~ Secretary, preme worthy high priestess, 1 needed extr• chest 1t 1 greet S1vings AND PASTRY DECORATOR served from a talbe centered Nora Cross and Treasurer Ju- as the inspecting officer, 'A SERVING IN ARMOR with an arrangement of fall ' lia Norris. ' ' dinner preceded the meeting. Army PFC Edward D. Slorer, . • Your choice of 4 different finishe1 flowers. H" hoped that par- ~ The Program committee Altendlng from Mary Strine aon of Mrs. Shirley M. Storer. ' FOR ONLY \ with the purch•" ents of children attending the , chairman is Jane Hill. with "~'" Flo~a Long, worthy high Route 1, Lolli Bottom, w•• tf '"' Eurei1 • 4 Roomy Drawers classroom sesstons wtU assJSt I Chiorus Grimm and p h 0 b e l prtestllil, Allen Hughes,. watdt- assigned to the lsi Armored I floor coro thelt cluldren In studytnK the , Roberts. man of shepiterda, Paulme and Division at · Fort Hood, T""·· .. , e40 inches high- 28 inches widenew matenals. The P.T.A. will meet the third I Virgil Atkins, Nellie Tracy, Aug. 31. The 20-year-old sol· \ ----Tuesday of each month. T h el Mary Hughes, Helen .Reynolds, dier wao craduated In 1162 : 15 inches deep first meeting will be Sept. 15. Fern Cheesebrew, Bernice I from Eastern High school. WiM, Bonnie Boone, £lhel PLAN HOMECOMING ~!ins, Lillian Steil!, Edith 1be annual homecoming of Russell,. IN SIGNAL OUTFIT ' I the Mount Hermon U. B. Kathryn Jordon, Elizabeth MASON - Army Pvt. Sblr- 1 I church will be Sept. 20th. Sun· Roush, Barbara Adams, Jesse ley L. Baker, aon ol Mn. Mar- : day School will start at 9:30 a. and Naoma Brinker, Clara Ad· garet M, Barker, Maaon, was I m., followed by preaching by ams, Harriett Neigler, Leona assigned tc. the 51st Signal Bat- 1 the pastor at 10:45 am., and a Brock, Inez Wilson, Anne Stev- talion In Korea Sept. 3. The · basket dmner at noon. The af- ers, Martha Wood, Elizabeth] fl-year-old soldier attended! I ternoon semces w•ll begm at Lear and Edith Hutalnpiller, Wahama Ifigh school, ' I :30 p.m. There will be special .. I singing aU day and the speak• er for the afternoon wtll be lhe I · Rev. Ralph Mahoney of New Boosts air movement for greater cleaning power. Haven, W. Va. The pastor, Rev. YOUR BIGGIES-.:" ·SAEAO BUY I .. Cleans deep! Fast! i James Morrison, extend• a ' 1 cordial welcome to all. j committees lor f II Letart a PTA Named 1 II 0 House is Held at Heath Ch h S day ' ' 1 I ;:;y . 1 I ' ' ' r:::p.tallty, .,-, - .. . SPECIAL PUF'"'iASEI I Chest of o~~wers Three Shrines Hold Jol·n' /nspecfion I waar ewr COOKIE I ggc ~~~ ~odurl EUREKA INDISPENSABLE ' • STILL ' SERVES ON COMMI'ITEE I Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee were Model 70' 1 S3995 Complete with Deiu•e 8-pc. 10t ~ Cleaning Tool a Style 650 651 CARRIES ITS TOOLS INSIDE! , . Ia a Lift.OUttray I tn Colwnbus Friday evening and Saturday where Mrs. Lee served as a member of t h e District Classroom Teachers Nominating Commltt.e of t h e Ohio Education Association. 1 ~ •very helpful new future a cleaner """ ,.,., uD • UNIRUKAILI NYLON HOSt! • PLIP TOft • DIII'OIIA81.1E a..iti.... DUST IACI e .-ciWut AD.!Uml e CGID CADDY e TOI SWJTCH •r.kll Srl!ltec:t.d for House of Good Taste New Yortr. World'• Fair If you lovo fun, onaok•n aro lndloponMblo -whlto or blosk duck. Only MASON FURNITURE FAMOUS 1 • HERMAN GRATE MASON, W. VA. MATTRESS Middleport, 0. . BAKER FUtlNITU~E , \ .:· i~' · ., -I I ' ... ,,'~ & . ; 5: - •. ...- . ~~-' ,. , . : .• .·,~. .~~ - \.. .,!i ;,.• • I'. ( • •·tddt:....... o·' -r.l'" ' • ' '•. __,.__,.;;:.1._ 1- · ~ ' .-.~·"""~ .. Ill .,.. -·. ·. '(. Now $39 95 2.99 THE SHOE BOX -· ( ' • f =;.,_. .. ' i " ' ·:f\",. ' .. '. ~·· =- d} ' ~. . " ~'- 33 Move to Be0pposed Spacemen Grounded Until1965 "BACK MAGIC" .• ._, I r: ENGLANDER ® ·'~':!' ! • 1 . _ a 1 fLBERFELDS IN .POMEROY, -, I • R ·fOUtlnJJ in ! 1 ' 773·5592 .' I I " A££" d •l says Wanted Man is In Prison lalll GUN MOVING BOOM - Five railroad cars are needed to move this section of a boom from the Ohio River Colleries at Cheshire to the company's new mine at Lafferty, 0. Frank Jennings, company vice-president and general manager, said about 30 truck loads were required to move the rest of the giant boom. The equipment was used at the Colleries Cheshire operation for 12 years until that mine recently became worked out. The machinery was dismantled and will be set up at Lafferty by com- Four persons, one .the moth er of live children, have been pany personnel. - Sentinel Photo. arrested in COIUiecllon with th, ~~~~~;;~;;~~;~~~~~~-;~~~~~~------- burglary :ot a .._IM.wtgs Coun ~~ swre anc1 • • • olhet LONDON (UPT) ·- Pri'nle "-' ~ l'l'iml!lt, •SMrlft'llobe!:t .c. illfnlsler Slr Ale< Douglas • enbach said today. Home announced today that Beillf held in custody art tbe Brltlsb general electioD Gerald Eugne Karns, 24, La~ wm be held Oct. 13. ry William Will and Lawrenee Richard Will, both 19, and Estella Mae Karns, 27, aU Funeral service• for Harry The Pomeroy Chamber of of 5ti Price-Ave., Columbus. 1b1 D. PetUt, 47, of RD 1, CarpenI 3Vl Commerce, during its regular men are fonnerly of Meig• ter near Point Rock, who died noon luncheon meeting Monday County, and Mrs. Karns was a 12 in Oakland, Md., will joined Ripley and other West one • time resident of Athena held Wednesday at 2 p.m. Virginia communities in de- County. at the Columbia Chapel at Pt. noucing a proposal to have U., Sheriff Hartenbach said th1 Rock. Burial will be in the CasS. 33 re-routed so it would be iquartet has been Implicated ill ter cemetery. Elder C. B. Wells completely taken away from Ithe burglary of Howard Lawwill officiate. A all'd .1 h b · the Bend area. renee's store at DeWitt'• BUll M p tut bo Se t n t avt as een re1urn-1 .. . 1917r wa~ ~n ~ . 13 ' ed to Meigs county from Wheel- Local offiCials lndtcatbed ttedhatl on July 27 of this year. Taken mma, . a ., e son 1 W V h from the store were a radio, 1 1 th~ l a proposal has been su mtt the late S. B. and Bessie "~·. · a., w ere .oca 80 1 . to stat officials asking that watches shoes clothing fooc! to o, •. • • Alderman PetIIt. He was em· orltJesJ wereAattemptmg d soli 1 1 Rt. 33 be dtrected toward Park- candy, ctgarettes, and IP!o·yed as a welder with a con- cat~t e~se n erson, ormer Yl rsburg, W. Va. No action, how· drinks. struction company in Maryland. of · peasant. . ever, concerning the proposal 1be four Columbus reoldenll Mr. Pettit was reportedly found Anderson was charged wtth has been reported, C. of C. were returned to Meigs Cout> dead In his room there of a th~ theft of a gun m 1963 from members indicated. ty Monday by Sheriff Harten IPD'!sible heart attack. Middleport Police Chief Herb- In other activity, Willia Lead- bach end Middleport Chief 111 Survivors include his wife, ert Gtlkey. Ohio County,_ W. Va. Ingham was named chairman Police Herbert Gilkey. Jacks Pettit; six da1J8h· Chief Deputy P. 0. M1ller re- of a boat regatta planned for Rartenbach said tbol the WID ters, Linda Hensler, Newark; turned the affidavit stating that _Pomeroy next summer by the brothers IDd Mrs. Karns all Brenda, Toni, Debbie, Pammy Anderson bas been sent to . the ' C of G. Mr. Leadingham, dur- made sUitements arllnitting in· lll!d Kelly, all at h?me; a son, West Vtrgmla State perurenllary ]ing a discussion with Chamber volvment in the burglary ani ~cky; two ll'&ndchildren, three at Moundsville lor a 10 year · members, gave a review of are expected to sign inform"' SISters, Mabel Honaker of Hun- sentence on an armed robbery what is connected with sponsor· tiona! affidavits to be filed b) tinglon, Ruth King of Clover, charge. ship of such an event. Prosecuting Attorney Beman W. Va., and Mrs. Sidney Mace, It is alleged _that Anderson ] Also, a letter of appreciation V. Fultz. Gerald Karns, wlk l~:~~eriw.w~i·E;va., and two bro- took the gun durmg an attempt- will be sent to the C&O Rail- is being held In Middleport jail It Pettit, Charles- ed burglary in Middleport in 1 road for its clearing weeds and was not quesUoned Monda] lon, and Clyde Petitt. Amma, 1963. The burglar Oed after I cutting grass along the railroad night, authorities said. Sheriff Hartenbacb said th• Friends may call at the lam- reportedly striking Chief Gilk- , tracks in Pomeroy. residence after noon toda~. ey oo the head and taking the Ted Downie, chairman of tile quartet is also being cbazgeo . ate under the dt· gun. Retail Merchants Committee, with the theft of tools from a rection o~ Strong & . Son Funerreported that lonns will be building oWned by Virt!IJ Hanun home 10 WllkeSV!llt. GOING,.TO CAPITAL available to merchants soon on the same -night as the ~wRep. George A. Meinhart, for small claims court actions. renee Store burglary. GRANT JUOG~NT . campaign manager for I he Attending were Jack Carsey, In addition, Lawre.>ce w : 11 A e6,48?.57 defictency Judg- Robert A. Taft for U. S. Sena- President; Bob Jacobs, John and Gerald Karns are e~ lllellt confirming sale and or- tor committee in Meigs county, . Blaettnar, Willis Leadingham, ed to race charges of breaking I~!~~·~ acUon has been will attend a meeting of coun- N. W. Compton, Bill Grueser, into a home in Bedl<lrd twp. II m Meigs County Com- ty chairmen in Columbus on ! Fred Crow, Ted Downie, Wll- Of' Bunker Hill owned blf .. Pleas Court to J. S. Glea· September 17. Mr. Meinhart al- 1 liam Downie, Dick Owen, Jack Donald Betz1nC of H'"'lol* eon, Jr., etc., iialnsl Thurston \so will take part in the GOP j KelT, Bob Gant, Richard Jones, Grove. Sheriff Hartenbtot;b .-111 Jr., eta!. sUite convention thai day. Walter Grueser, Kermit Walton. (Conllnued oa Pap t .) -Hatry Pettit': · Of Point Rock To be Buried ¥• Trio of Men, Mother of 5, Are Jailed 'i. � 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 14, 1964 barnhart buck chambers