http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bfcb8f9f2f90d3f77d803110697950a4.pdf 1a1a2c37ff4dc5e0f34da07f0ca72389 PDF Text Text •• '• 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. �' - . . -- .. • "' . '~ ' TlatJ Daily StJnjinP~ b edilorbla congratulations are extended today to that loyal group of persons in the Tri-County area, who through extra effort assured the 16th seuon of Community concerts for this area. It took a lot of doing to come up. with the approxImately 600 members to assure a program of four concerts. There are some who probably felt that since the three counties are included in the Appalachia area that It would be Impossible to bring the membership drive to a successful conclusion. This Is just another Illustration of what a comparatively few people, dedicated to the cultural Improvement of the area can do when thev make up their minds that it Is a necessliy. There Is one thing that keeps this program alive. It Is the people who give of their time and effort to assure it, and a hard core of members who are convinced that It is one of the bright spots in the valley. The whole community Is benefitted by the concert series, whether they attend the concerts or not. Chambers of Commerce In all three counties can point with pride In their brochures that such eoneerts are available and It gives the Impression to those who are contemplating resld~ce In the whOle area that this community Is Interested In other things of a non-commercial nature. There are many things needed on the description of the eommunlty besides the financial and physical aspects. You and I would want to know whether there are good schools, l<fOd churches and stable aovernment be- fore we would choose a town or city, atlil the extra benefit is a realization that there is some culture extant. It Is a constant battle to make people realize the importance of things cultural. For example we have noted in recent months there Is a situation that does not reflect much credit on our community. We are referring to the decllne in the circulation of the district llbrary. If we are really Interested In the advancement of the community those flf!res should be reversed. A constant gam would give some indication that the people · of this county are interested in the Improvements of their minds by reading. Our library has books covering almost every subject under the sun. A business man can learn new things In the field of management. There Is not a phase of community life that could not be Improved by readIngs about the experiences of other communities. We are shocked at the neglect of self Improvement on the part of many people who have the resources at their disposal at no outlay of money, but for free for the asking. As we have stated before the heart of such Institutions of learnings In the form of colleges and universities Is a good library (that is used constantly), and the same can be said of the community at large. All communi· ties are judged by their Institutions, and they can not afford to by-pass those Institutions that are Indicative of the people who live there.- ., SPORTS DESK Arlbr. I atten a ,..ver•'f palolul ~ crlppi(JII dlfiiM, but II It dlsheartenlflll to I!Ok that or any ol 'Is vi.U. fall an ea•y prey to quao:kery, Sn-.,ethues Ibis Is dire to bapao tieJ!ce w· th dow reoaltll • IDe lplete ••'' ·' af'orded b1 accepted remedl01. SomeiiD •• :t Is due to plaiD~ ' \ 111 ' the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation that tha m011e1 spent each year for useless remedies Is tar greater than the amount donated for sclentllle research into the ·~use and cure of this group ot diseases. ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD Blt:'ITE DAVIS IS BEING TEMPTED by a fabulous offer - roporledly $50,000 for just one week - to star In the premiere drama at 1 new Chicago playhouse opening in November .. .. .. The British government may not permit producer Ken Hyman ID film his In· terlor scenes for the "The Hill" In England because the picture preoents a "terrifying view" of British mllltary justice and Ia said to be the most devastating comment ev-er made 111 the English armed forces. They may be forced tD move the cast to the United States far shooting of key action . . . . . . T h e 1181lle Mr.lf.yman bad to pay $400,000 for Sean Connery ID star in "The Hill" - a record tor Sean, who u.ted ID draw $50,000 a flicker but Seven Arts wound up with a terrific bonus. Sean's promised to play Rick in I he upcoming Broadway version of "Cuablanca." June Allyoon's friemil are betting that she'll reconcile with ber estranged husband, Glenn Maxwell, despite the bitter words they've ex· chsnged. (But that title of the story be's writIng - "Her Jllghneos and the Barber" - has got to go.) .. .... Paul Newman's performance in uThe Outrage" ha1 shaped up u a cinch for a fourth Academy Award nomina· lion. Aside from Paul's exciting emoting, the movie Ia ble"ed with giant contributions from dlreetor Marty Rltt and cameraman James Wong Howe, who were part of the stunning "Hud" team. Are you sitting down, Peer Reader? An Oc- tober gala Is being planned lor Preoidenl Jobnoon, and all It wUI ·cost you to !el In is $10,000 per ticket. Oh, yes, you get dinner lor the 10 big ones. JANE MORGAN IS ON THE VERGE of 1 waltz down the aisle - with her young man.,..-. Botb have been married before . . . Tho hot rumor In Cortina, Italy, Is that Angle Dickinion wiU be Frank Sinatra's bouse guest 10011, ID liven up the action when he's not beo fore the cameras in " Von Ryan~s Express" II she's not already checked in. The pad Is romantically called the "Hotel Cristallo" Vince Edwards II being groomed lor record ltardom. His disc mastermind this time around Ia Bob Marcucci, who pulled off South Philadelphia's biggest miracles - he made oong stars of Fabian and Frankie Avalon .. . Brigittt Bardot Ia booking wealthy Bob Zagurl far an extended run ill her private Ufe. She's Dolt -Time ktiNOODLE BLOWS HIS lURREl' ABOUT 1HE ~IN6 COS7S HOSPIW-IZA11CV-l·'WlSE, AND-HE 1<N0WS WHeW. 10 BI.JIME.'-· told French film producers she won't accept any winter assignments because she plans to spend at least three months vacationing wltb Bob In Brazll a repeat on their fun fest earlier this year At least tbree stars have turned down the new Neil Simon play, "The Old Couple," because of the title. TilE ASKING PRICE for the cinema rights ID Philip Van Rensalaer's novel, "The Gay Young Set," is us to $200,000, although the book doesn't hit the stalia until Chrisbnas time. It's expected to be such a sizzling seller Trident Press will publish the hard and soft cover edlUoos simultaneously, with the paperback v~lon starting at 100,000 copies ..... Stripper Lili St. Cyr is dating her ex-husband, Ted Jordan . . . Anna Maria Alberghetti was supposed to sing ooe of the important segments at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City, but she's still angry at producer David Merrick - and when she found {JUt he was connected with the entertainment me cancelled faster that you can say LBJ. Newlyweds Geraldine Brooks and Budd Schulberg, back In Got;mm are teiUng friends of a tragic experience on the train that brought them here from the West Coast. A steel beam fell off a passillg freight train and went through a windOW of the car next to them killing two passengers. Was there anything about that In the papers? JERRY VALE IS DOING the Number One boslness In town at the Copacabana .... Rosalind Russell is In New York for conferences with Morton DaCosta about their musical In which Ros will play ao evangelist. No, oot Aimee Semple McPherson. That's the one Ann Sheridan Is doing The December cov· er of EOl<juire will be a shot of the Beatlaa lob, girlsl) taken by noted photographer Jerrold Schatzberg, who concocted an unusual portrait of the quartet. He'll do a spread on the other smashing English group, the Anlmala for a ladiet' fashion magazine. Future Fulton, once New York's top show· slrl, will marry comedian l!d Lauter Roger Saypol, the judge's son, aeems to be Sher· man Douglas' favorite date . . . . Singer Shirley Bassey and director Kenneth Burne have call· oct It a day. After the divorce details are settled, she11 come to the United States lor a big career buildup .. . .U you want a belt In the nose, ask Sonny Uston how he made out at the Lu Vegas gamine tableo. ........__ Hatlo Now USTEN TO OUR HERO WHEN tic GI:TS A Cl.fAN Bll OF HEA1.1H FROM HIS POC-· • cletermlnalinll bu beeD lba · - »• "''" - - .... • - ~- / mu ~::~~:r::::H::::~ "COLEMAN" 'I 1 1 SALE$ WBA Strips • Clay 0f BOXIng • crown , SERVIa CHASE HARDWARE I OPENING SEPTEMBER 15, 1964 'I SUNSET RIDING ACADEMY 1 LASHER FARM AT RUTLAND, OHIO M. W. TURNER, MANAGER exas A nd 7\Ta vy sa l•d r avo rl•te s maga.l -...,.===,...,,.,==,...,.----......... NGS I. 1 I FataJD'Isease D 30 000 U S Ch"JdreO i LeaderS I I I . . HERE'S CHEVRGLEI'S GRID STANDINGS 'I ~ ~ ·LONG , ·strioaa LU~E : . . " Confidential CASH I ;( 'I I ,, ' . ;, I 1 "I '~t r I I l.i,. . ,. ,! ."'' :v•· -I j.:;. - ·* !, ·. •. . . ' ,· ' - _____ POMEROY MQlOR, COMPANY CITY LOAN ,. TRUCKS FOR '65! ____ ..,.. ------ Ori- l :( .... I I \, OF ~·; ' I 1 1 .B~~Hr'S WUHLU ,£,...,M hit attack. Short carried out into the eighth wh Pn a duu '"- I Notes From Foreign News Cables .................. ·- ~:;:::~~:>:?::::.t :: 1 I THE DAlY SENTINR '. m' \ The Lighter Side ~ \ oot "v• 1 I One worthleso remedy that bas quite " vogue Is sea water. Although claims are made that sea water supplies a great variety of mlnerala, arthritis has never been shown !D. bl due to a deficiency •f any ol these chemicals. In lac~ 1 he only mineral deficiencies knoWD to man are the Iodin• deficiency that cau"'' a typo of goiter an1 the iron deflclen"1 t bat made me strip and whipped me causes a type o£ anemia. ' with the same whip she usod Meanwhile, those fersons on the cows and horses. who take too mucb eDDCeutrat. If I bad my way and 1 was eel sea water oftea become wall judge, and one of your teen • terlog~l'll . especially If they alage darlings committed a crime, so have a beart or ~dney dfo l - - by Helen Bottel--' I would lum them loose and sease. have you women who won't Another hoax Is the recomo MORE ADOOT SPANKINGS the punishment may result In whip them flogged on a public mending of allalfa tablets. AlDear Helen: juvenile delinquency. It is par- square Instead. - ONE WHO though alfalfa Is fine for llveI was raised by the hair- ents like him who cause child- LIKES TO USE THE WHIP stock, It Is ot no value lor hubrush, and I'm raising my chiJ. ren to rebel and become exact.- Dear One Who Likes to Use the man beings with arthritis ot dren that way. We J•.arned to ly wbatthey wish to prevent. Whip: any other allment. The promoirespect our elders, keep o u r Very often teen-age probYou certainly do! Do . fOU ero, hnwever, played it cool. To shoes polished and our rooms !ems aren't the fault of t be know you could be prosecuted one-half grain of dried allalla clean, work for our keep, and child, but are caused by adults for child ·beating? And 1 hope In each tablet they added threo we got through high school who don't understand him. A you are! - H. grains of aspirin. Guess which with no trouble with the law. beating only results in less un- Dear Helen: Ingredient does the .nosl good We were spanked whenever we derstanding. It doesn't cure the I disagree with you when you for your arthritis? 101 out of line. disease - it only treats t h e oay you are against bare bot· So, If you have ~Us: U you think spankings are symptom, and usually makes tom spankings. 1 don't believe - Consult vour'l'loctor: HI not the best discipline, even for the disease twice as bad. "insult" becomes an ingredient will know about new drup teen-agers, you are wrong! I C.F.C. until the children are six or sev- and other methods of treatment learned a lot from my parents' Pear Helen: en. If spanking is called for, a that are of distinct benefit to hard hands. - SOMEONE • ; This wife-spanking business given amount ol pain is neces- arthritiC!!. WHO RESPECTS THE BACK you published a while back sary. A stronger blow is need- Don't buy aily prcduct that OF A HAND. sounds like one or both part- ed if the bottom Is covered, gu.orantees a cure. Much caD Dear Someone: ners are ready for the couch. whereas a slinging effect can be done to •• ntrol the pain and I'd rather have my children But I will say ~: I'll bet both be achieved with a light alap the progress of arthrilia .b u 1 rtspect ALL of me, not just husband and wife have a nice on bare skin. Thus the danger there Is no true cure. the back of my hand. (Though Ume making up after.. lt hap- , of Injury Is lessened. Bare bo~ - Remember, too, that the almost every parent will agree pens - and If the make • up tom spankillss are more effie- symptoms of this Jts...se will the VERY OCCASIONAL fiat doesn't happen right away, I'll lent and less harmfuL-G. F. Caple and go with J>anges In of the band can work wonders.) be fooled. - B.U. Thio column Is dedicated to the weather and other eondlo -H. Dear Helen: family living, so If you're hav- lions. If they clear up In a few Dear Helen : You and some of the other 1ng kid trouble or just plain days after you start tD take sea I am a major In Psychology chicken-hearted women make trouble, let Helen help YOU. water, you are having a naturat a university. I feel I must me sick, saying you would nol She will also welcome yQUI' al remission. The unpleasant answer the man who beats hlo whip teen-agers. I have lour, own amusing experiences. Ad- surprJae comes when aympo adolescents with 11 hairbrush. and If they get smart, 1 strip dresa Helen Bottel in care iii toms return and the - water The adolescent Is an Individ- them and ~hip tllem with a tbll newspaper. doeon't touch them. ual, not an animal, He Is most rawhide whip, someUmes evea ---~'--------....:.:--....:.:--::::.:::_____ prone to rebellion, more so than bringing blood. any other age group. This man I was raised by my aunt. It a fool for hurting the pride When I did something wrong, By DICK WEST paragus, which Ia iood." bl of Ills children to a point where lbe took me to tho barn and · United Prell Iaternatlonal said. "Other days I feel like WASIIINGTON IUPI)-A colo cabbage." league of mtne was telling me I told my friend that be apo that hll doctor reo&/£1y put parently had atumbled upon a By PIUL NI!WSOM port of the Turkish mllllal')' him on tranquilizers. new variety of side effects and VPI Forelgrr News Anllyll "I auppose they are good for hich command. me."' .he said, "but they make that be should keep a record ol Amid the concern over ey. Tribute To AbQIIy me feel duD and ,lifeless. Some his reacllons on the chance prus and fears of a IODeral But the fact that lnonu, at days I feel like I'm orey that It migtlt be of some m~ explosion In the •••tern Medlthe beod_of a mlnurlly govern- a vegetable.'' cal value. · terrsnean some tribute lbould "What kind of ve(letable?" I bo paid to a man who hu ment, bas thus far been able He said he would do so, aDd played a huge part bt so tar to ride the wavos of Cyprus'a asked. every lime I see him DQW hi emotional appeal to Turks and preventing it. "Well, today I feel ,like u- Jives me a report. not be swamped 111 them also That man Is 80-year-old Turk· Ia • tribute to hll poll Ileal abll-o Ish Premier lsmet lnonu, com- lty. panion-In-arms of tile Turkish hero Kemal Ataturk and the For the Turk at home bas soldier • statesman who Clll'bl been described as a man mor. the emotions of his country· Interested In tho future ot 100,· men clamoring lor direct mJU. 000 Turks on Cyprus than In a tary Intervention in Cyprus. lll'eatar number of Turka unFor auch Is the mood of the employoct In Istanbul or bt the Turka u demonstrated by future of 'l1 DIUUOD Turka ill crowds In Ankara, Istanbul and Turkey ltlell. Izmlr thatlnonu probably could It Is a aatloa UfiWIIId ID the make himself a nations! hero taxes · mceas•ry lor developovernight by moving agalnlll ment and II iJ toru botween a the Cypriot government ol desire for moderntzatloo and President Archbishop Mak8rlos and ID the aid of the 100,000 the backward wllJI ., llllcla embattled Cypriots of Turldlb Ialam. deocent. , Under Preaaares As Turkish leader, lnonu 11 ander opposing pressures. An lmportant ·one is the Ia~:! DIVci-nD· to· tNTallln DP that Turkish Intervention in MltGI MAlON AIIIA Cyprus against the wiahea ell •-'" o. -• Turkey's Waatern Alllaa, espeo ·· · - , _.. _- · dally the United Statn, un- -~'·,.~'!ll!"f'!,l""' tft•r•u __. ... .., , . nMi ONe Vlll-w "'**IIII... 4oubtedly woul d mean a cut-oft :,_-;:~::~~=·.:..."t:;'•t of the foreign aid on which the liP ...,... ,.. w• Mia country depends for 1.._ *--....__ . , • -· ....,.. '-. ......... ~ ~ UVP ...... ,. M .-J 41fft• .. ,&iii&NPf year development plan. • .... U.S. economic aid to Turkey ) ..... ~":_!flll!'~"!~.t ,,.._ ..A!, ovor the la1t 10 years baa ""!.•1!"" ....,, ,.,. OilY. - . _ lmOUJJted to Well OVer a bl).. I II . . IW fiNit OM..._ ., Uon and the United States also ..,.... - - 11 Is an Important member ell tho ,.,,., ...._ ...,._ ,,...., ,. ntne-aaUoo Weotern CO!II0!1I- ;......,~. • - ,._,. · '· urn pledaed to support of tho • · ..... ,..... ,. ..,. _,.. · ~ •· ., live-year plan. . •• -~"~ - ouo ., •He's·.... III'IIIIGrtrt . , _ Scor. II(w- , . 1111f Ill · GIWIMI -'l ...... • ... _ . _ llirengtb to lnonu'o ...,. - - , ,..---) Cite rd b'!t l't "-'" X . ,. " ..=,; - P n DOWN By ·~ Couple of Dollars will • ' Mag Boost 'Obi0 varslfy ; WhQ •trDI'lr himself Golns Flrll w••-JPhi• Phill',., ter to win his 17111 game lor u.. middle ol the ~ IJobnny Gory!' 1 error. Br oolc.1 1 League the Phil a... th~ Pirates, with Dick Schofiek UPI Sporta Writer j AJnerJcan League pennant race. Rowe, who pitcbed bMefly for Robinson and . Sam Bowens bit downed the Houston Colts 4-1. driving in four runs with 1 Iron man Ken Rowe may be • The Orioles and Minnesota the Los Angeles Dodgers In , homers for ille Oriolet and Don and the Pittsburgh Pirates heal ' bases-filled double and a sacri just what the doctor ordered to Twins were tied at 3-3 go- 1 'red . H The · I' fled ••· breathe new life into the Balli- , ing into the top of the ninth in· 963, reti the Twins in order Mincher and Jimm•e a11 con- the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-2. rice fly . VICtory 1 w~ more Orioles' over-worked bull· I ning and Manager Hank Bauer and gained credit for his first , nected for the Twins. SJ. Louis at Milwaukee was Pirates inlo a tie for fifth place pen crew. needed a relief pitcher. Harv- American League victory when The VIctory moved the Ori· [ramed oul • I with the Braves. A 6-foot, 2-inch, 2115-p o u n d ey Haddix was unavailable be- the Orioles pushed over a run oles II> games ahead o1 the ' Rally To Win righthander, who set • record cause he worked Sunday, Stu in the bottom or the ninth. N<w York Yankees and two Johnny Wyatt equalle<' Dick I lor organized baoeball by ap- Miller bas been hit hard in reLuis Aparicio's sacrifice fly ahead of the Chicago Wb i I e Radatz' one-day old AL record For a couple of dollars you can give a fledgling non· · pearing in aJI games for Spo- cent outinss and word came delivered pinch runner Bob Sa- Sox. of 73 appearances in one season HEATING AND . commercial Ohio Sports Magazine a boost_. . kane of the Pacific Coast back froiD the bullpen: "Dick verine with the winning run af- The Kansas City Athletics de- , and scored llio ninth win when An old friend of Meigs and Gallla count<es wrll bene- L<ngue this year, Rowe report· . Hall doesn't have it." . h·r the bases were filled on feated the Boston Red Sox H tile Athletics rallied lor two fit, too; not money-wise, but in the place where h<s hea~ ed to the 'lrlolet Monday after-~ "Okay," said Bauer, "Let'SI Johnny Orsino's single, a sacri- in Monday's only other AL ninth-inning runs on triples by AIR-CONDITIONING Is which is with Obio high school athletes and athletiC noon and six hours later found have Rowe." 1 lie., an lnumtional walk and I game while in the N a I ion a I Dick Green and Bill Bryan and & programs. , a double by Ed Charles. Green . Dick Retton one of Pomeroy High school's most sucand Causey had three hits each cessful basketball coaches (55-56 to 57·58 seasons), who for the Athletics while Tony went to Mansfield Madison High as coach, then became Conigliaro. Dick Stuart and Bob its athletic director, is president of the Ohio H i g h Tillman had two each lor the School Coaches Cooperative. The_ gr,?up began publica- ; Red Sox. tion last year~ the "9hl0 Va~stty, a magazme dedi · · TORONTO IUPI)-The World 1 N.Y ., and Doug Jo~s of New drawing recognition as cham- athletic-s for the Province of The Phillies increased tlwir Lo<ust St M•ddlepar1 1 Boxing Association_ told Its four I York. cated to bnprovmg OhiO athletic J?rogra~. . . . p10n fn~m Clay, and th~ Boston Ontario, became the first man NL lead to li' 2 _games bc· l n~d Phone WY 2-1511 This year Retton ex~cts that . . h' I top.rated heavywetght contendThat four·man ehmmatwn be- bout w1ll not be considered 1 in rmg history to vat·ate tht' the four ·hJI pa .. :_:oh:::'":g:._o:f_C::..::h.:_r.:_'.:_'.:.._~==~iiiiii:::=:iii::iiiii~ I nJne iSSUef! wm be p~bhsJ:ted .. and.· or orgamzatlon ": Jch ts ers today to get ready to fight ' cause the solution when the 11\le match., . heavyweight crown. ,......_ _ _ But let 01ck tell U m his let- dedicated to the promotion ~nd for the "vacant world cham. ' WBA vacated Clay's titlte Mon- He made that Toronto an· ter to news media and coaches: improvement . ol the HLgh \ pionship, " stripped from Cas- . day immediatt-ly after young nouncemenL only a fe w minutes '·But ," he ~xplained today , '' I "The Coaches Cooperatlve Schoo~ A.thlettc programs. ~he sius Clay . Clay had signed at Boston with after Massachusetts Governor had no ch01ce. AI our WBA publlshed six iss~s of the orgamzatJon_ wishes to establish President Merv L. McKenzie ex-champion Sonny Liston for a Endicott Peabody had officially : mnvention in Norl'o!k , Va .. we "Ohio Varslty" m tile school ~ scholarmnp fun~ for desero~- , of the WBA sent the "get rorbidden return title fight in announced at Boston the fight voted on A~g . 28 ~a b~n the reyear of 1963-64. Thls year we mg studen ts, provide ~hlo H ~h . ready" telegrams to Ernie Ter· the Boston Garden, Nov. 16. ~ ignmg, as the governor stood • turn Clay-LJston IItle rlghl. A.~d would nke to do better, but we School spo~ts fans wath their ; rell of Chicago, Cleveland WilHu..<:>ky , youngish, btown- between Clav and Liston at the •on Aug. 29 we v 0 ted t.o stn p need your help. _ , own magazme: and help out Iiams of Houston, ex-champion I haired McKenzie of Toronto an- airport. Clay of his championship on tht'! "Being a non - proftt orgaru· wherever possL.bl~. Floyd Patterson of Scarsdale, I nounced that the "WBA is with- I McKenzie commissioner of day when the. date and site of zation, we depend entirely up- ·'The subscnptLon rates are .. ' - - his return flghl with Li::;ton . would be c.1nnounced." on membership dues, contribu- based on the number of issues !Ions, and money derived from rather than by the year. Pres- ~ ~ ALL-STARS disclosed today 1 \fcKenzl• the sale of the "Ohio Varsity" ent rate is $2 for nine issues. I j" 'l he and other officials of Pony Rides For Children. mB@'azine for our operating The magazine is published on· j_ f ~ WBA hope lo hiive a new 1 lht' capital. This year more than ly during the school year and i world champion "within five Trail Riding On Horses For Adults ever we need many new sub- contains material from the I month!'." For thai reason. ht! seribefs. We do not have ~ s~hools themselv~, plus di~ D said, he invited promoters to Instruction For Beginners facilities with whicb to pubJi. trict roundups, ratmgs, and ar· . begin negotiations imm ed iat ely clze or distribute the magazine ticles by ?utstanding college . for staging eliminator bouts. Special Rides· For Groups By Appointment. In the manner we would like, and proless1onal athletes and 8 United P te « The Clay-Liston relurn title but if every sctlool in Ohio coaches. Y reu 1n ro~ ~na1 and Alabama (No. 9), the Sugar fight was banned by Lhe WBA HOURS Every Day From 4 lo 7 p.m. would subsc,ribe to tlJe "We sincerely hope you will Texas and Navy, who flmshed Bowl champion, entertains convention because Clav had zine it would gtve us a boost joln with us In our effort to 1-2 among fhe nation's top col~ Georgia . signed "whal was tant<imounl fJnancially and publicity - wise. establish the "Ohio Varsity" ~s lege football teams last season, Illinois (No. 4), which beat ' to a forbidden r":'t.urn·bout con· Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Aflernoon tract in case of victory" before "There are many who bave a permanent part of the Ohio are favored to win their open- Washington in the Rose Bowl, Devor heard of our publicatioo High School Athletic scene." .mg games of the 1964 cam~ and Michigan Slate !No. 101 do his first fight wilh Liston at from 1-7 p m. paign next weel·end. not swing into action until Sept. Miami Beach, Feb. 25.: __ _~...,.,..... ....,,J The Longhorns, who proved ! 26. Pittsourgh (No. 31 bowed to I their right to the national I UCLA in its opener last Satur- :··would you mind throwlnl me championship by whipping 1 day and gets a chance to lick tbat question again? 1 didu't Navy, 28~. in the Cotton Bowl Its wounds this weekend. catch it!" last New Year's Day, entertain Other major games next j Tulane Saturday night. Tulane weekend by sections : I won only one o[ 10 games last East: The Citadel at Army, season, so this one could be a Syracuse at Boston College, -jar Lotopo Stondlnp chal (17-7). slaughter: Buffalo at Boston University. By United Presr Intemallonal Wednesday's Games Navy drew 1 much tougher South: SMU at Florida, VandAmerican Leap Cincinnati at Chicago opening opponent. The Middies, eri>ilt at Georgia Tech, Texas 00MS , w. L. Pet. GB St. Louis at Milwaulcee led by the incomparable Roger ' A&M at LSU, North Carolina St. I Baltimore 88 ~ .599 . . . New York at San Francisco ,Staubach, will visit Penn State at North Carolina, West Virgin· New York 84 58 .592 Ph Philadelphia at Houston, night Saturday afternoon. Coach Rip ia at Richmond, Duke at South , • • I Chicago 86 61 .liiiS 2 Pittsburgh at L. Angeles, night Engle's Nlttany Lions posted a 1 Carolina, Wake Forest at Vir· I Detroit 71 69 .527 10\!o -'1-3 record last season but may ginia, Detroit at Kentueky . I PHILADELPHIA <UP[) - . Los Angeles 75 72 .510 13 have trouble matchins that Midwest: TCU at Kansas, Or- About 30,000 children in this Cleveland 12 12 .500 14\!o I mark this year because of the egon State at Northwestern, I country are doomed because I Minnesota 72 74 .493 15lh lack of an established quarter· Kans11s Stat~ at Wisconsin, ! their parents unknowingly mari ilolllon 64 83 .435 24 By United Prest Interoadonol back. ·. Montana State at Wichita . ried the wrong person. washington 57 !10 388 31 NatiOnal L<asu• F<v• other teams that lin- Southwest: M1ss<sstpp1 State Th ff . fib 1 -··s C 54 91 .372 33 'G'' AB R H Pel ished among the top 10 in the at Texas Tech, Ohio U. at West (CF)ey 1•u 1er cyst•c d' ross K· · · Mo""~'s Resulto ·· Clmnte P'•tt 138 ·557 ·84 ·!90· 341 UPI ratings last season also j Texas State, and Oklahoma It' . ba ata'nhsystemic .ted nd 1seaSfl . · -~ · - 1a h · th - 19M · s k Li s m orn, 1 en a Jncur· Baltimore 4 Minnesota 3, rught Carty Mil 3112 60 125 .m un.; ell' campa1gns . tate vs. Ar ansas at ttle able 114 Kansas City 7 Bostou 6, night Aaron Mil 133 533 98173 .325 Saturday. Rock. . (Only games scheduled) . Williams Chi !43 573 lfll85 .323. Nebraska !No. 5), the Orange Weot: Missouri at California, It's responsible for most of Tuelda7'1 Probeble Pltchen Torre Mil 136 523 79166 .311 Bowl champiOn, hosts South Bngham Young al Oregon, New the serious chronic lung disease " Chicago at Detroit, night -I Brock Stl 137 558 97174 .312 Dakota, Auburn !No. 6) enter- Mexico at Utah, Air Foree at among American children. H Horlen lll-8) vs. Wickersham ISanto Chi 142 529 80165 .312 tains Houston, Mississippi (No. Washington, Colorado State at rivals caneer as a cause of Ull-10). Cepeda SF 127 473 70 147 .311 7) hosts Memphis State. Okla- Wyoming, Stanford vs. Wash· dealh in the population up to Washing!Dn at Cleveland, Flood Stl 143 601 113 186 .309 homa <No. 8) visits Maryland, ington State at Spokane. age 15, and the annual toll in ' ' :,. , ... ',"··l.'' ntaht - Narum (9-13) vs. Sie- Hunt NY 124 466 59 144 .3011 lives is higher lhan that former· bert 18-6), American Leasue ly cause by infantile paralysis. Minnesota at BaiUmore, night G. AB. R. H. Pet Science says that about one in . ' ·: - Kaat 116-8) vs. Roberts (11· Oliva Minn 145 605 103 194 .321 74 170 .307 1 every 20 persons Is believed to 7). B. Rbsn Bal 148 .., GRID STANDINGS SVAC' ON' 1be a carrier of CF. When two : Los Angeles al New Y or k, Howard NY 130 474 S2 143 .302 SE'lAL, ALL GAMES TEAM W L • P OP · carriers marry and have chilnight-Cbanee (18-7) vs, Down- Mantle NY 125 40'1 75 123 .302 TEAM W L T P OP North Gallia 0 0 28 I dren, each oHspring at the time In& 1~7), Cauoey KC 141548 78165 .301 Pt. Pleasant . . 2 0 0 52 6 Hannan Trace 0 0 o 0 . 0 of conception has one chance in Kansas City at Boston, night Freehan Det 129463 64139 .3001 Middleport . .. 1 0 0 36 0 Racine 0 0 o 0 I four of inheriting the disorder. - O'Donoghue (9-10) Ys. Con- Rbnsn Chi 126 489 76 1411 .299 Logan .. .. .. .. 1 0 0 32 0 Eslern 0 0 0 0 0 Preventing the marriage of two DOlly (2-10). Ystski Boo 137 512 70151 .296 Jackson .. .... 1 0 0 22 0 Southwestern 0 l 0 6 26 carriers would combat Jhe preWodnl!ldlJ'I Games Kallne Del 130 l68 67139 .211$ Pomeroy ..... . I 0 0 26 TOTALS I 1 0 U U valence of the ailmen~ but there Kansas Ctiy at Boston Bressd Bos 143 518 78 151 .29Z Athens .. .. .. . 1 0 0 21 SEPT. 18 GAMES: is no test at present by which Chicago at Detroit Home Rona Wellston .. -... I 0 0 14 at Athens carriers can be detected before Los Angeles at New York National: Mays, Giants, 41; Nelsonville .. .. 1 0 0 14 Gallipolis at Coal Grove they became parents. Waahln&ton at Cleveland, night Williams, Cobs, 32; Cepeda, Coal Grove . .. 1 o 0 36 . Greenfield at Jackson MiunesoiD at BaiUmore, night Giants, 30: Hart, Giants, 28,; Gallipolis . • .. . o 1 0 6 32 Maysville at :.oga1, CaiUson, Phiia, '11. . Lucasville .. .. o I 0 22 36 at Wahama Nalloul Leape W. L. Pel. GB American: Killebrew, Twins. Rutland ....... 0 1 0 0 36 Pt. Pleasant •I Ravenswood Pblladelphla 87 &7 .804 ... 46; Powell, Orioles, 34; Cola- Wahama ...... 0 2 0 16 47 Chauncey at l'/elsonville St. I,.oula 80 113 .559 810 vito A's 33: Stuart, Red Sox, S. Francisco 80 16 .552 710 32; '(Fou~ players tied with 30). TEAM w L T. p OP ~=~ ~~~t;:: :~~~::~~sville 1North Gallia . . I 0 0 28 Cincinnati 79 64. ~ 710 I iiDDB Balled In 6 Eastern at North Galli a Milwaukee 74 119 .517 1210 National: Boyer, Cards, 109; ,. Kyger creek . . 1 I 0 22 6 Kyger Creek at Symmes Valley PiltsbUrgh 74 89 .517 1210 Santo, Cubs, 99: Mays, CepedGianls, , Hannan Trace 0 0 0 0 o Racine at Southwestern Los ADcelea 72 72 .500 15 96; 'Torre, Braves, 94; a, : Eastern . . . . . . 0 I 0 0 SEPT. 19 GAMES the best In 4· and 6-cylind~r, VB and More mod./1. more engines, Chicago 85 71 .fS$ 2110 Giants, 93. :Racine .. .. . .. 0 1 0 0 diesel power, 18 tough truck. engine9 Middleport B at Hannan Trace ,...,,. CINII'f 11110rkpowH I Houston 59 fl .404 29 · Amerlcaa: Killebrew, Twins, in all including 4 new ~ower cost Rutland at Pomeroy New York 49 95 .MO 38 105; Stuar' )led Sox, 104; Cola- Worthington t5-6). HRa The long strong lfne of Chevy trucks diesels. Here's the huskiest bunch Monda)''• Results vito, A'•, 119; B. Robinson, Robinson (25th), Minch e for '65la rolling In with miles of new of haulers that ever came lookin~ Plltsb111'8h 7 Los Alq!elea 2, ole,, 98; \Y&gner, Indians, 96. ; .(22nd), Bowens (21st), working equipment like that hand- for work( soma Fleatside pickup that leads the night Pltelriq ' <23rd). Our word for all this Is workpower. pack ••• one of the 18 pickup models That's the stuff that makes a tru ck a Phlladelpllla 4 1fo!Utou' I, night National: Bunning, Phlls, 17· 1¥rt - - u d l t ' l - In the line this year. real truck. A hard·nosed money~saver. St. Louis at MUw~ •.,olghl 4; Koufax,)lodgen, llh'i: Mar- Kansas C. 130 001 002 ~ 7 15 3 Jlllinle •+ .. ,.._ Further along, you'll find economical Yes, workpower's here zmd Ch&vy'a ppd., rain. . , lcbal, Gl,alfts, . 17-7; Short, Boston Oil 040 lJ - 6 9 2 M ,.. I i1 die: e.. Chevy-Vans, e widaeeleclion of walk- got it, in .such a variety of types and !Only pmetaebetlulod). Pbils, 17-7;-O?,:C!'lle, Reda,,'l~- l'ella, Drabowsky (5), ........ Clll .... , _ In vans, a bigger choice of big trucks, sizes that picking the best truck for Tueoda)''1 Prolltblo PildrerJ American: 8/mker, Oi'lciles, <7) and Bryan. Gray Rlt£hle c.u..:u.. ........ F''h mare job-tailored components-trucks your job will be easier than it's ever Cincinnati at Cbicago - Po!'- 16 • 4; Pappul Orlcilel, 12),' Lamabe (8) l!effner 181 . . . . . I ' f th' built to lit your business end budget. been before. If you're in the market, key ( 111-8) •vo. Jackson (111-10). 1.$-0L Qulrw!e, ., Af!aei•·:· ,Jiol; I and TIUman. Winner And undtr those hoods you'll tinct just get in touch with your dealer. St..- Louis at Mllwaullee, 2,.1wi- Ford, U-6: 4Jllch, Tl•1(f:tJ. Loser - Lanlllbl WY2·2171 nl&hl ·-Gibson 11$--10) •lfd,_ Sa· sen, ta-7. · .... · · , . , ~ 125 E.,Main St. Telephone your Chevrol&i deafer about sny type __:.....,of truck decld ll8-10) VI CloninaOr (llo ·, . !" ·'II' : ·!Only games scheduled) 12) anti , t'_l•stggame lM). . . . &~aJar ,~,e,...- ROftilla / · ,, · ,ftletlonal w..,. Pt:~meroy Phllade!Pl)la at H o u alp o, llf, ~- ~ ~~~J!riid St LolliS at Milwljilkee, nlibt 1.., ~ (11·12) VI, '· •. AlielleD. ~ ' :t• ~- . . . J4.j19tJ2 Jobn!fOD (JO;lJ). · ~~ . I'Od-'000 211)-. I·; t;J Pitta. 100 400 oOa- 7 10 Plllabur8h at Los , ADceles, Ball4lnore 1 01~ Ul- 'f I 0 I.. An.eteo t120 0011-- I 11 .. lliPI - "rrend. (12-11) d. ~ Grant, W~ Ill:\ ~ . Veale, (17-10) an.cl· P.~~~ ". ll( · ·) attey, ~ 1(7); f*P- ~ l!rewer (8), p, · · 1 ·,. Millet 11;7). a IAVNil co.· · · ·.,,. ,;~New 1 Ynrt. at 81!1 ~~.)as, .Rowe 'fl ~ lh'slnq~ ~111;-i' (I) and Toc'bot. Loser ~-~~~jt~:&.:::~~~~ ' \ .'~ W•.MAIN: STREET I'OMIRQY WY2·~1U , , ,jj!pl - C1M (lolt) " ' ~Jper, .,.~~-"·'4\0l\ . ~ /~ .(UJ. M,~~~ · · : . ... ' .•1. ' ~-::... ·•·J .. ' IIJ&' : e F • •P I ,/' l . • . . ' ~· ll. ·•i ' ....: • '\ . .i" By Bob Wlflllllt HELEN HELP US! Voice of Rro:ulw:tv ••• reporting Orioles Pad Lead In Junior Loop, Phillies Look Like Shoo-In, Now THE By 'il'aflll G. Bnndll:adt, ILIL ~. Since about 12 million per~ . i f{ In this country have 101110 font ··· "~-' of arthriUs, with about '100 ,..- ·. ·~: • • .< recruits owelllni the r .a n II I · "'-j each day, It is not ::urprl~ . i! that many questions •bout tiiJI disease come my way. It bas been estimate<! l!hort. Dally ltatluel, ro--o,.M1Mleport, 0 ., Sept. 15, 1H4-S DOCfOR Do You Help To Improve The Image? OUR ' ' SAYS ". ·.• Then We Hove This Model for Sunday Drivers." .• ' r •' \ �SOcrAL CALENDAR :i,'' G:~rdel Old Town Flats· Society Notes Patrol Seeking Qualified Men for Class in November Cbe•tor Daught•rs l Ill America will m...a In "'IU· The Ohm Slate Highway lar ...,Inn '1\Jooday 11 7:110 P trol neodo qua lined non to m Quarterly hirthdavs wm he, gm tralnl!lf ln Novomber observed With a potluck limner 1pos1tions a~ PatrolmeJ,, The Twilight I her paronls from Porlland. 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Micfdleport. 0 . Sept 15. 1964 ORJO VALLEY BU'I'I'ON CJIANGJll Sallll'day, Sep~ u, IKt At ltrst. clothini buttons lor both m111 and woma HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 17 were on the Jell aide. 0tu1rq1 18; 220 to 250 Ibo. 17 to 18; the Middle aiJW, - · • but Lighl 16 to 17.liU; Fat Sows 12 tons were eboDtwd to th• to 14; Stegs 10 to 12: Boars 8 right side so IIIIi a 111111 could to 12: So"'s & Pigs 611 to 80; unbutloll hi1 Mtl qu! Shoats ! to 11. wfth his left 1wtc1 and · CATTLE - Steers 12 to 20: his swoed wltll 1111 1 Heifers 12 to 19; Baby Beef tc 22; Fat Cows 12 to 14.50; Can-1-- · - - - -- - - - - ners 8 to 11; Bulls 14 to 17; Milk Cows 80 to 175. VEAL CA LVES - Topo :17.110; Seconds 22 to 27; Medaum 2& to 24; Com. & Hvs. 18 to 24; Culls 15 to 18. SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 4 10; Stock Eweo t to 10; Fot I~;;.;·~,~j Sheep 4 to 8: Cull s 1 to&; BuokJ Lottie Balles and children visited Mr. and Mrt. Wines Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harlty Mrs. - Ma; Kearn;, Mr. •nd visited Mr and ~rs. Pa- so wailabl• to Ohio's Patrol- Mrs. Maywood Johnlton, Mrs. Rhodes, I!IOn and Mr. be- men." rontinued Serreanl Me- Polly Pack and childrf!l wer. Rhodes Wednesday. fnr Crl!fdy "The rlne•t ~ulpmont !hopping 10 Pomeroy Saturday. Rev. and I'll . John ac- Is tl.lrMJ~htd and the jQt offe~ Mrs. Edd Bush returned attended church conference club cordmg to Sergeant P 0 Me- permanE>nt security .viti liber- home after spending several Bidwell, Ohio on Sai:ur<lay. 1 Creedy of tho Gollto . Moil• al vacations " weeks helping her daugh- They attended the Ours ~ami­ Highway Potrol Post. " A very liberal and attrac- Jer Mrs. James Middleswart. lly Reunion al Kyger Creek "1£ you are ~~. have a high 1tlve pensaon pla n it availoble l who haa b... 111. Park Sunday. school education, are 5 fee t 9 • upon reach1n1 retirement age / Mrs Doris Sayre and 80n, VISitors In the home of Mr. mches tall, weight 180 pounds. 1w1th the necessary 20 years Ollie visited Mr and Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Bush Mr. and meet Wednesday evenmg at l!re in lop physical condition sen 1ce." continued the Ser- Maywood Johnston. Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and chll1 7:30 p m. at lhe school. A. 1And intePested in law @nfol'<'e· ~eant "Thl5 makes the posi- Mr and Mrs. Homer Jcen· dren were Mr. and Mrs. Tomie prog ram ol · Sa £ety" will be men! 8.!1 a career, don't over- flon e~petllllly attra('Uve to hower went to Portland to see and Son, or Pomeroy, Ohio, and presenaed by the Stele H1gh- llook thl• opportunily," h• you nger men" Mr. and Mr. Clint Cothryn. l Mrs. and Mrs. Clillord Roush way Pa trol F'athers will be Mid ''Wh1le the hfe ol a Patrol- She Is not , t•ry well at thi~ or Great Bend, Mr and Mrs, 3 to 8 recogmzed and Will eount " Under the pregent p8y sca le., man in trai ning is not Nly . time. IJames Mlddleswart LAMBS - Tops 21; Se<Kindllj double on the attendance a- a P~~ttrolman begin! work at a acrordlns to Sergeant \'le Cree- Mr. and Mrs Ollie Sayre Mr and Mrs. Gene Wolf and 15 to 18; Light Wts. 14 wards. It will ai!IO be tlet-ac- ,,a la ry of $460 per month." dy. "when he gr•.luRteo from and family attrnded a family fam1ly, Amy and Blenda Filch, Common 12 to it. qualnted night for parents and said the ~ergeant " II five the 14-werk. 6tlfl.hm•r lrmnlng picnic at Portla nd Park Salur· ~tlvmvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Lowteacher!! ~embership dues IM year~ he advances through the cour~e. he Is n co~peiAMI pro /dny evening 'r'hey also attend- ell (irf·er and family locaL payable hv Wedne.day evenl"ll pay •cole• tr a monthly ware fesswnal pohcr officer While oo the Johnson fi'amlly Reunion , Mr and Mrs. Albert Hudson and parcn!s may send the 50 of ~'iO. He i!'l e!Jgtbll'! ror pro- at. the 1'rammg Academy. he held a t Umon Camp Crounds Industry, Pa, Mr. and Mrs ..nt. dueo to the teache,.. this moti on after one year of ser- wall be dnl led '" ; ll phases of at New Haven West Virgin18 i r...owrene< T1ce Belpre, Mrs •• .. 11 ""eek. Rerre~hmf'nts will be vire which wou ld further in· police work and P_rocedure, In· They were accompanied wit h 1Otjs Bflilev and dauiJhler ••~• :v~u. N•uman . D<CIC\Iltve 'nm1n2 ,ro•r•m w1t~ •a •••Y d 01 ., recen, visilors Vrc,·Ptf'H oF 01PRM:TICAL lhe II-IOD&RN tuJUon served by the 8th gra e room cr.o se hi• cIudmg a I I llr " •'" of we a · - Racme were sCJIOOL NUllS- Pmuoo """" "'"' lllo-u,., h pom f1rm g M R h 1 M If d f Ch INC • JtlllU rhy ntarcueu ot 111a1rH"'" ate. mot ers. "Many frmge benelils are aJ. · . rs o er u or o - es- Mrs. Louise Van Meter a n d w"'""" " , 11 .,., "' "'" Th•" ,. , '"' "'"'"''"' The Middleport Gardt'n Club I standards require? ter ,lt!Jsisled by llt>1 mntller, daucrhter Nicke\J out a h, Ml hool eduo•uon ar. avaUable to 111 tr,du••••· r,r 111 H h P \\-JII meet eveni ng, a 'i way a troIrna n a re hagh . Mrs. w. w Chafin of Pome· I Mrs In th' OGUPofl. , Dorothy Roseberry and nccrte<l m th e rraf"tiP.:r l !\ursi na let morerm lnformatton and frc" boot· Sept. 16, at lhe home of Mrs. • c .. oncluded Sergeant "dcCreedy, roy, were hostesses to ten Sheryl, Mrs. Louise Van SOVEREIGN WATERSMODIRN SCHOO~ OP PUCTICAL NURSING INC. I 1 but Jf •vou feel uou can qual! mem bers or the Laurel C II f f 1 Meter and daughtt>r Nickey. Sovere1gn . one to of challenge two Brit· '"' The D•ily Stntintl. Bu 668, Pomerty, Ohio Ernest Maag at 7:30 p. m. nISII randiJates • stallation of officers for the fy , you owe It to yourse ll to Better Health Club The Octo· I Mr. and Mrs Maywood Johns· ior ahe Amcnca s Cu p this NAME . .. . ... .. . ... .... .. .. . . . ...• , • , ... new club year will be conduct· ' slop at the Patrol Po.• l and her meeting will be an ann I- ton visited Mr and Mrs. Lewis year. heads :nto Portsmouth .. :: :::::: ::::::::::::. STATE _... : . .·:::. ed Members are "sked to bring 1 check Into thas opportun.ty Any veroary dinner at •he home of Johnston and Mr. and Mrs !I arbor. Sovere1gn wll! meet OCCUPATION .. .. . .. .. .. .. AGE ... · 1 mlnloture arrangements and officer at the Post be Mr. and Mrs Charles Kerr, Lawrence Johnston of Maners- Kurrewo v In the Cup trtats TELEPHONE NO ..••••... MARRIED suggestions year's pr(} glad t? additional mRun HJIJ. vJIIe , RD. I Jn August. gram will beforrollthecall . Hostess· formatiOn. _ _ ___ _ will meet at lhe home ot Mro Dwight Parker, :Ue<;da} evon· lng Ther• will l>i> • nlanr "''•· SEPTEMBEII II Th• Brodbury p T.A w1ll ' IJVEITOOI[ J t ' , r I • H I DAY. SERVICE I SHIRT FINISHING ,. ON .{ t I I I w~nesday earnin~s." I Centrex Offers WOM~'l,, 0 ';.,:~~ m~s "~he ~r. ~ I 50 000 Sh ares I Common Stock Could Change Your Future j)JOfP•~Ion ~ I ~~"~:'~~ '~"!:~ ..·•.,;;:'~,1 :;:~ 0 r''" •~<• LAUNDRYDillY CLEANING WY 2·5428 POMEROY I t ! ·I ~~~RESS I ~Ill f~rnlsh SINGL~-Ie-tlt 1_!..,,.,...,,....=.,.,,..,.,....,......,.~=====""'""'""'""'""'.1 Naylor·~ WJII be Mr~ :vtaag, Miss An offt>ring of 50,000 shares - - - - - - - - - Lenore Giles, Mrs. Crary Davis of common stock of Centrex 1!1 <:t diversified company whose 1 and Mn; Gmen Stansbury Corporat ion. F"indlay wa s rm· mcce.!t~fu l , wrde - ranglns up- ~ TI 1e Past PresJderrts of the 1nuu11ced '1y rhe Oh•o Comp;.- ~rat1ons embrDf'e thrt'e Import· Anter·1can Leg1on Auxiliarv nf ~"'· ~olllmh u ~ mv~;>o:.1men! hank· I ant marke t ~: r·ubl•tw, ~'<~lael and Drew Weho;;trr Post !"u. :18 o~~•Jil mg fmn plastlr" 11 meet Wrdnrsdny. Sept 16, at i Tht> ~fork prirt>d at $12 ,11 ! The company hegnn in the the home of \Irs Pnul CascJ, s hMe IS offerf' d to Oh.10 res1- I rubiJer r~rla1 m1ng business Ill 1 Middleport. df>nl!l only It ;~ th,· prP~ent 1 1926 and in HI·U b£_;Lr li produl' SEPT. 11 intt>nlrrm or the cnn 1pany In I m~ wringer ~A-as hers nr domes· The Child Con'IPrvALlon Le::~ pa~· an annu!il .10 ' Pnl dJvldtmt. t1 c anti export sa les Centrex gue of '\1Jddlcporf will mel't 1 ·' thrPe per cent srock on has ret•enlly gone into Lhe proThuN~~day t"Venmg, Sept. 17, al e~ch ~ hare nf common stork. duction ol automatic gafl and the homf" of Mrs Wilham Slat· Cash and stork dividends orr f' le<' lrlc dryers and is now er at 7.:10 p m "Discipline 1eqwv<~*t'nt to a !P~ pt>r ct>n l teslmg ., "11 1 ~"~ma t i c wa!lher tor in the Home and School" will ; virtd The stock 1s prirPo at int rnduetJrrn to !hot market bfl the top 1c of a panel discus· . approxJmRtPI\ 10 .ImP~ 19114 Plmlllcs Lecame . a facet of sion. Iearnings I the Centrex operations In 1962 The !\tfJddleport Jolly Bunch ThPse 50.000 .'lhflrt's are be·/ when the f1rm acqu lted the Sewmg Club w1ll me~>t Thurs· mg made av a1lnble O) Th!! the Bntl am Products CO'TI· day evemng at the 1ome al Oh10 CompM.y as a 1arehold- pany, With plants in Cuya hoga M1·s .John SC'inf's at 7 :10 p m. i el' rarlwr thnn ns an undrr· F'a ll~ and Hubbard With th1~ 'fh~ Ror k Sprmgs Herter I wri!Pr !'hE'}' nrr> offered m additiOn, Ct~ntrrx became a Health elub will moet at the order to create a pub lic mar· mAJJUfarturer of housewares, home of Mrs. Amos Leonard , ket In the common stock of toy!, and specialized plastics I Tlmr:sday at J :30 p.m., with Centrex Corp.r1 &lJOn_. Products. A new plant consoh· SPECIAL 59 CHEV. :~s;;;:~:~ ===~~~.~~ / es .... ~,..::t::~ ~~ -'ii.;,.-,--.. 1 1 IMPALA 4 DR. SEDAN G leam ing heige \\ ith mal th ing int~rior , air-co~~i: t 10 nmg, po wer brak~~~ power :--,teermg. autom<~~Ic 1 tran smissiOn 6 \\av power seat t111tPd glass, white hres, radiO und outsUjy m11 ror. sid~wall GMAC Financing Available KARR &VAN ZANDT c~d i llac - UospitaJ News MOORE'S LaureJ (Jjff Societv Notes I Cooper Weather-Master IROIIIC ~ow I ameless eleetrie ers BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Center I 8tol for eoolness!* ARTHRITIS? L________ ------------~---------J I . 11 welcome. I ',. 'h.t'a - why llameleu electric dryers iet '" dt!4i P••· And w-hy every day, inore pMple pve .-re reasons .. •'tor pm, elee~. Before you buy, eo1npare leatu,... for feature. · · YW.'tl pea e&eetric, tOol the 'IEI.KCTRIC co. BELTONE HwlnfJ Aid Center _ Phollf 525-]221 .....,..._ ........ ..._ _,, .• - ~ - ·-~ ..... . ___ __ '' ' ' ··- , ~ .. \ C01oU.......,a .' ~0 •oU't'WII.NM . . . . a4-ltT.!e 'co""·....... only PLYMOUTH Iii 11-t li black IUDI tr~e Orlginul equipment mul f· Jer. Top qu allt~. carelul work. Lowest prices in tewn BRAKES RELINED • wh1l " w<1lls on ly Compile I cer - MOST CARS 16 90 51~rs $2.50 more 1l'o bart llfl pr tced. All prtues plus ta~t NO TIUOE · I"t Tllti!. II: 18UIRID TOP QUALITY LINING NI!W CO OPER PROTEDTIVI SERVICE G.UAIAN TI£ ' • OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT MOORE'S NOW! SEAT COVERS INSTALLED FREE INSTALLATION! 88 Jot Spun Doluxo11 Fibre • SHOCKS bumps or 19 88 • Lum Puff 14•88 Long wearing and durable rovers nre av· flor Most Cars Safer handlni. bet· ter tire we . .and a ride wit ut •' ma·n y reuon• rn lou t'UJ d hod ). • :"iew Coope r Cooprene rubber gives iUper milowce. • Runs smnothe r. runN quieter. FORD-CHE VY WHIILS - - I I I I "" ANY MODEL FOUR r--------------------------------, I Cl~ • Premiu111 qu&lity lread d m;lfn. • Tractio n - powered for extra safely nn ire, mud, snow • Super 1trona- Cooper "HI -T' For dependable home heating all 'winter lone .. install an Ashland Metered Gas System NOW! Nom•--------------------------------------~ you can buv brand new C:oopm <Jil-r11'1 on wm te r !ire1 lo r dollurs ]{'s~ New Coo pe1 Sno Tr at9 a 1 e /)rJced ev en low~ r · than many off-name br ,rnds St·e U.ii foJ the hotte!Ol prrced w1mer lu e m loY.n. ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MUFFLER COLD WEATHER AHEAD! - Pomeroy, Ohio WY 2-5342 ! I Old5moblle "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Dmng Busaness" Mrs. Clifford Leifheit in charg• Centrex C'orporRtlon, former· datlniJ the Cuya hoga FR IIs and of the program and ~rs Mark : ly Central Rubber and Steel, Hubhard operations tn one loGrueoer, the contest. cation I• belntl built Jr. TollmadiJe, and ls ~x pecteL to be In oreratlon by early 19!1. ThiS W l'hPr Ftrmlly ia plant should effect oubslantlal ,' ."n.t fll RPilflion - - - - - - - - - operallnr. efflolenolu ~~r . and Mrs Vernon Wflt¥r Entered Ho ~.,.Jtal ramJly were ho! ts for a Among tho...fl who entered 1 ;,·nlc dmner and ramlly reun Holzer hospital In the past 24 .vn At their home in Rutland hour were Roger W Barrett, Pref!ent were Mr. and 2141i F.astern Ave, Mrs Joe Mrs Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Vnn~h • .lr . .::9 Henkle A v P, • C. E Burdelle, Chorl•s Bur Via·gll 1.. Sa unders, ,70 Chlltl· dette, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson cotll' Rd ., Lawrence G. Henry, BY MH. Bertha Parktr Jones and daugh ter , Barbara, 402 Jacksun Pike, "Ar!l. Bobby Mrs. Leona Karr spent a Mr. and Mrs. William King Lee Richie, P• 2 Gallipohs .•fer· week recently with her doughand family, Mr. and Mrs. w11. 1ri Ellen Spe1ccr. Rt. 2 VInton. ler and son-in-law, Mr. and llnm Bailey and family, Mrs. · Mrs Slella A. Sayr., Rt. 3 Mrs. Edward Bauer and Pol· Albert Milhoan of Middleport; /' Leon, W. Va ., .Jack L. Morgan, ly Ann, Marlon. I Mr. and Mrs. LPe Davidson, Apple Grove. W Va ., Mrs Paul Mr. and .drs. Hugh Fergu- • Alhen• ; Mr. and Mrs Ray- ~ E Davis. 534 Ru,,e,l St. , Mid· son and Jimmy , Columbuc, re·/ mond Cole and family, Laurel dlepnrt, Mrs. Asel Searles, Jr., cently spent a weekend with 1 Cliff; Mr. and Mrs. Robert ' 1189 Beech St., Middleport, Mrs. Mr. and Mrr Penrl Parker ' Picket! and family of Darwin, ' Jess1e D. McGuire, 769 Fourth Mr. and Mrs, Lew Diehl re· and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. St., Middleport. Mrs. Charles cenlly viSitOO with .1s olster, Weber and Dennis, Dean, W. Eblin, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, Har- Mrs. Lona Roeoher, Cheater. Donna, Dallas and Duane. ,old J . Lambert, Oak Hill, AI· Mrs. Homer Halley, Mrs. fred Anthony Abbott, Rt. 4 Hartwell .:Urd recently •per• a Oak Hill, Erin Keith Horton, day In Columbus with 11rs. Marriage Jl ow are Jackson, MrR. Mary Swain, CUrd's daughter and son~Jn-law, Taken Augrut 25th Jackson, M"' Carl F Forsythe, Mr. and Mro. Carnell Eklns. Announcement is being made Coalton, Mrs. George F'. Mr. Lester Brookover visit· or the marrllli! of Carolyn RUS· Thompson, Radcliff, ~"- Alice ed relallves in Sandy, w.va all and Tom Summerfield '"''i T. Henry , Ironton, Mrs. Homer Ml88 Sheila Faulk •pant a Alli\llt 21 at !he home of Rev 1E. White. Pedro, l~rs. Joseph week wtth Mill Darlene Eblin. Earl Ruasell, Coolville. • G. Gura, Rt. 4 Athens, Mrs.lr-==-=-==-="'"'11 Tllo bride II lhe doughier of l Clint A. Ricks, ~t. 1 Wheeler!· Enjoy the co~ort, convenience and t!Cllnomy of gas, Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Ru8Bell, burg, and Gsrland R. Thomp· Powera, Oregon. Mr. Summer- son, Platwonds , Ky. even beyond City gas mains. Install an Althland Metered field Ia the son of Mr. and Rlrths Gas System to get clean, dependable, inStant heat . , , Mrt. Rex Summerfield , Long Mrs. Clifford Jrenhower, Rl. plus all the advantages of gas for hot water, cookinr and Bottom. , I Pomeroy, son, 10·17 p.m. clothes drying. Mr. Summerfield is em ploy-I Monday. Mrs Russell E. MR. K. L. BYRD ed by Th.o: American Telephone St ra ight. 14 F'li nn SL, Ravens· Ashland Metered Gas is easy on your pocketbook beand Telegraph Company The wood, W Va ., daughter, 9 a.m. Will Be At cause_ you pay for it after you uee it. And we keep a couple now '"ide In Gaines- Monday. Mr$. Russell Childers. DR. DAVIS OFFICE plen.tiful supply of fuel in your tank at all time,, auto~lilt, Ga. 2513 .Jefferson Avo., PI Pleasmatically-you'll never run out. 306 N. 2nd Ave. ant. son, 11.16 a.m. Mondav. VISIT DAUGHTER Mrs. Wallace R Hale, Oak Hiil, Don't delay! We'll handle complete inttallation of Middleport, Ohio Mr. and Mrs Ted R1ley Sr. son, 6:J6 a.m. Mondtty. your Ashland MeteJ:ed Ga1 System NOW, 10 you can ON visited their daughter. Mr.1 Oi.lilrbargtd enjoy worry-free heating all winter long! THURS., SEPT. 17 and Mrs. William D. Lee and 1 Pntients rece"lly d13char&ed children, t,!ichael, Russell, included Charles Duncan, El· FROM Far mare delllls, mall this COUpotl to lilt bulk pllllt narest you Kenneth, and Lori Ann, laot l ien Evans. Ona Moore Mrs. AI· 9 a.m. to 12 noon weekend at Dexter Caty. Ohio ice Hunter, Thoodore Bee1lt J Please stnd me mort detailt on an Ashland Mttertd «atrt System, I Saturday they attended tho Ma- Mrs. Grace Howe, Mrs SiephTo re,.lr end ~trviu I rlelta Fair. Other guests Sun- en K. NobiP, 'r . and Infant ~ hHrlllll lids I I py at the Lee home were Mr. daughter, Mrs. Dav1d Lowman I Addrtss I 81tterles end auppli" for Lee's lister and ram\ly , Mr and infant dnughter, ,:J rs Rich· all mekes for ••I• tnd Mr1. Norman Hawl'Y of ard Bowen, Patricia A French, Cheshire Route, and sons Yvonne Osborne (injured Jn Mr. Byrd will be glad to MEFTS TONIGHT Bidwell acc ident), Bruce E. give you a free hearing 0 '" GJ'DIIp 1 of the Middleport Stewart and ~ndra Campbell. test wtth the latest BelDlrectlon!l to nornt,_____....________________ 1 First United Pre1byterian tone Electronic equip::hurch will meet Tueaday evement . 1 , !ling at the church at 7:30 p.m. ~ II'Ditesaes are Mro. carl Horky, (f you are liUfferma from If hNrlng I• your i~> r.~r~; Cerl Gilmore &nd M ro. pain, eorenei'ls, sti(fne81'1 or problem Bellone I• ' Wllllam Morris. Refreshments ~wellin g caused by arthriti~ the 1nswer ', )1111 be sel'\'e<i at 'Crow• Steak· neuritis or rheumatism, l lOUSe followlrlg the meeting. think I can help. Write me • 1 K~G ~ON ror free Jnformatlon. 'l'lle King reunion w!U be Sept. 20, at the !lock KAYE SMITH , 504 TENTH ST. 1pr1qp .Fairgrounds with a 2301 Ttrry Rood, 007 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. ~ diDIIer at noon. EveryJt~ebon, Ml11f11lppl • 39204 ·:Wy, ',. ROBINSON'S PRACTICAL NURSING I " ,_J,) ailable in a variety of colors and designs to 5·... ~-----99 match your cars inter1or. SHOP and SAVE AT MO .O RE'S ,. 1~4 W. MAIN -1·- .-. WY 2·2.14& . . . . . .lllllljl_ _ _ _ _ POMfiOY .,. ; .:· . �f .. . ." ... . -..-~ ·- . ........ ··-.. .. .• . - - .. .. . '- ~ ~-- • 4- · · ~ · ·- ··-·----- . .... .. - ' .... ...... •' ..... "' r • \ • I ·-· ,, ( &.Dally Sentinel, Pom eroy-Jilddleport, 0 ., Sept. 15, 1964 /()i.' -· - WANT AD INFORMAnON .......... .. Forllent For Sale ec1 .. FOUR ROOM unfurnlshand uti\partment, with bath 1 Ave. lty room ., 803 lit BrownelJ.3045. Middleport. CaU WY JJ ,tp I •'lf"s•!ZE poiiitoes.-.A"Iso==--'19511 Federal Loan Groups will Hold Meetings ----2-S-IG_N_S_______II Pomeroy Motor Co. .~ au:m Cbe.vrolet for sale or trade - - - - - - - MJrYin II Oleltor 'flalltd blo motber-111-law Mn. Aile Syracuse I Society Notes . 0., . . , _ . I'WIM"'HM s _:::.;f;.;O.;.:ry:.,;S~R;,;U;..;.n;,__ .,.. .. ..... ........-.,...., \ ·- ... • ;;".:'.~1 I i.':~~; Low~iam \ ......... . have enabled him to ad Ub a better script, wu the star of the premiere, which concerned his manipulations to relitw an unpleasant shipowne. ol a million dollars on the Riviera. The chain of events was so widely fantastic in its various rambling turns, so crude in :ts idea oC sophistication and so cheap In its bourgeois notions of romantic settings as to be pre~ter­ ous. Worse yet, the one-hour program was slow, dull and talky. You have heard of sleepers. Well , this' wa s a yawner. For the record, Niven finally turns over the money to a poor night, the first two of these pens to need a million dollars. qualities were UQWhere In sight. 1 think I knQW that glrl, but And, alas, breeding wtthout wit that is beside the point. The and--or Lmaginatioo does not fact Is that there are no further story details of preaaing signif· ~~~ ~. Officers are S} ba~ RADIATOR s ERv IcE ~'URII'!SHED c. ~·CKLER, R~'":J'OR 2-309~. - - -- ·- "'lH=Ic;l-------=9~1=1. .:3: :1c:_ 11 t sh IG - ·- -~•·...., 12' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK 20' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK ° • ---:-:c-:--:--:-:-_:~_::::o: ~ BAIRD BROS .AUTO WRECKING ~ F~a. 124 !Iammi~ .- ~II .';:a:.;;~ ~~~/ttl 81mro!~~iJ. = Leaders f Coming Year Are.Announce . d ':.!~:,~ •;,,.':.~n. someol\& just like you • , ~ who would rather walk than fia,,t I a ·'luiet steady manover th e qar _.When I marry, Dad, I want . .. Ol,t ..... .. - : :;-. ;.: = ~ plana ~. 1 ~. !::~ ~ ~. *·• eanj u., i ~·Y•• w!! ~taar. ~many ~ent':! ~ ~slga ~ ..,..-r· f J:::,T.,.,.~;.''..r."'::.U":' ~~ 0 Noll; Educadon, Mra,, Earl ' l{ ~· :::::!",..~ ~"=·~' il:4t ·Baker Fumi!Uri>Wed-Frl two-~ .. .. ,..,.,.. - · · MB<,IW'W; Polnl ~ i; 4li Betty Newton . Ministerial Assoc. .1:1o Country Driften M-W l:JJ Maaoo CL Agr. Ext-Tne l.lli A.i.C. Program-Frl U:lli Family Worsnlp-Tburs. u:oO :1:4b T!ll)''s Country H)'DIIII .ll·:ooNoon Report %:30 QOessler._ Guest Star-FrL 2:30 Music Just For You 4:1; Blaettnar Show-Tues. l:30 Local NOWI l:54 aowUna SeoM 1:00 News 7:10 Sip 011 \o\TlJRD&Y 08 ~ ~/!far. . - ~~"ll 1: ~... I ' I ·· ·· , .( ~-· _··•;_ td ' ' ' - -~l) '1;.1 ~ ·f:, ' ••• ~· 111 -.... IIJ. +4. F&la$- U . """'P Ancient hooda !6. Epocb 47 Piltol Gret'k colD 'lj9 ~ r// 110 V/. I" BO. ~~~ n. Wicked 43. Cripple horse 31. Laudll 32. Male ~of[2-tl'-ti4-t;:~f4.,1(;'rt-~-IIH 7111_-!J~~~ able hair- pleoe 29. Brttllh tra.Uer :18. Insurgent. SO. YOWlg 112 ~~~+-~~-+-4~~~T/~~ r/.....: <ff-'b'>nl'":;;-!--1 ~~IS 117 122 IZ3 ,. ~~127 I* 131 DOO RLEDTOA i,q 120 ~ll F,%::125' CLOSET!! H E'S 1,. 1"2~29 ~,.r STIL-L NICELY IN THERE!." ~~ I* 135 . ~~~· ' ~ I'/, dq tile--.. . &B ~:L!i'l.--L--L...I-~~ work~ • dltfereot, •yq • K.LS t t ~zGKCl OYLEQX'a G.>IHGTG· BZ QMII QX ' . ' .''1 ) I lh CHESTER GOULD 11CK TRAC, I K ILLED MY SMITZ . I KNOW T HAT's W~Y """u'RE HE~. RA EL PAI<TNE'~. WJEH RADIO ~1 1- HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 'Ml SEE, FELIA, IN nlEB~ 13A1'H'a WE FURNISH . LOTS OF 10\tJELS, AND PlEHT'( OF ~ICE! FEallETTER N0>4? WEll, WHAT 00 VbU KNOW I NEVER SAW A CLEANER UTTL~ (i\RL I REAOY "T1J COME OUT NOW'? ' r;;;;::'L;l l'"'':! ABBIE AND SLATI . ~,VfErOR fM -nre ONE A &ilLY OLD WOMAN,! PLAYED R16 HT INTO YDliR HAND&! lpal)tlilil a month vacation bert wit!> bll parenta, Mr. lllld Mrl. Char'"'' IIIII folr- and Mrs. ICeeban Ill 011t 'mll 0J1io. . - · · ' Ill" ·181 llotules Nlluirl matlon WtP HAS BEEN TRICKED ... BYYDU! AND LIKE relumed to llielr home alter llql) . t:M COHee With Janel Fair at Col-.. ~i':.'~.:::; ~'!:' .::".:.::0.\i ~t~ FUktnt: ~I U...~. juallo$iTU., 'ltlliliinlalez ,.'! ,f.~=.·~ , S.¥\ilp fll4mp, . Mn, '"""" lito oadl ol olf!ce u a prg. caow; ~r .• ·roan•. · ' • ~ot; woD•B!lw - atDie, ··~.."-- .den~ 'tnallliUtliil~ . · ot for lbf .... Fpod Basket 8:111 . Open 9:110 News = ~-::l '-::,~"7: ~ ~ ~ ::.~-='ll~·:n.;.:io::.::::. :tl!iolllt, Lin<' Nt1f " ~ ¥".!:;. ., ..,., c... .., ••• _ r,_lliti.''/:barlei lloOli, Mn. ·RJ»- . Meiliiir the U. s. CUIIUbt RoY'• 8:311 Van Petrtck Sporll =- Vlllle Bauer; Slate Project l::. Mmtal Health, Mro. Robert "· _ ... No.... To. . No. . . Cnicklh•nk; !!IamPI for VilerR.anl• No. ll of the otdo Cem- • U,.; ftiJo.k ...-1 Ball ,..,.., ........,., ,.,_ .... ,. . . . -.•- ..._... ,' er; \"S::,.,.:::""..,":eo lllpbOriblp '('IJairmln, Ferroll· MONDA f TBRU FRIJ>AY. 6:00 Sign oo News 8:111i Sacred Heart l:llll Country Jamboree 1:30 Farm Newa 1:~ Paul Bower• 0:41> Me1gs Cl .\gr. Ext. I:.UO ,Newt 7:'1J!i .1'!11)''1 ~ 7:ilt. New• 7:31> Pick""' Hardware (l'Qes.-Tburs.) . 1:50 N•WB RePort . •:IO ~~""-~!; •.c!!l!!~"..."'.~ :"-1 Hellt)', lr.; FIDo Aria, Mra. Mra. Fremont Stevena had ;,-m:,.- ~;-"..,... ~·~ Cbo!f1er Wamsley'; Jnternallaa- .lbe mlafortune to break her an=:~...!'! ,::;,.""'.,:"..,:',.!!': al AltaJra. N!'l. Tom Flsber; tie and Ia In Holzer ~!tal. ..........~ ............... tnlornatioiW Clubi, Mn. Du- Mrs. U!Uan Gardder. m !!..""..~ "::'': ::.:;: 1: ane Ptanll: Publle . Alfaln, taken to Holzer Holpltal sw.. ::..~·:".:.."":o'"..:.!'% ':; Mr•. Wllllam Capabart. day. •""' "' or "'' .,....,., "'"'" ~J Nrl. Jack K au II; . Mr. and Mrs. Earl SolllhurJ :::· !: ::': ::..,':.,, ":'..::;, Community Improvement. Mra, lllld chlldreD ol '1\Jcaon,. Artlona · !::...';~'..'".:"'..:!:"~ ~~· ~: ~~:': 35. Raub., 8.11. :tS. Excla- Te<:Optacleo 22. Male deer' .......rbJ'I . . . . . . UO lnterchanp PROGRAM LOG MONDA~ THROUGH FRIDA~ &: 00 Community NOWI ~:05 World, NaUoaal NOWI 8:00 Sign On, Muatclll Clock &: lli Spotlight on Sporll ·s:30 NeWB Beadllnel 5:25 Weather U! Mualcal Clock &: 30 Sunset Blvd. 7:00 Be Still & Know 8: 00 Sign Oft 7:03 Newa SAnJRDAY 7:08 Musical Cioot •:oo Sign On 1:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:311 News Headlines S,U; Country Music Time 7:00 Be Still v Kaow 7:32 Musical Clock 6'21! Counti'!'" Jamboree " 7:•· News 7,45 Word & Testimony 6:3~ ..,o11n Harm1 7: Ill Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:1ia Breakfast Party 7:45 Word & Testimony B:~ World, Nat!Oillll Ne'ft 9: a Jones Buh·k Show a:OO Ohio V.Uey News a:IO Sports JO , I~ The Good We 1:05 World, National News I:U Weather l'lctiiN 10· 35 Music tn Tbe Alr · 8: 10 Sporta Today I !6 Mualeal· Clock 10:46' Tbla Ia 14uaic a: 15 'Weather PlctUra 8:5ii Community NOWI ILUii Top Ten Show 8:18 Musical Clock !Uli Tnp Ten Show (Dutlona) 1:00 Ta!JI ol tba Town 1:51 News 9,511 Masoa County News 12,00 Noon News 1:00 Mustcaf Clock 10:00 li'amlly Worship lloUr 12·.U Mustcaf Interlude 1:30 Song ·& Stoey Time 10, 1li Publlc 12'30 Rev. MeriiD Teets 1:41 Family Worsblp Hour 10130 Latchatrlng t,oo Platter Pari! 10·00 News 10:511 World New. 7:00 Sundown Serenade 10:~ Higb School Hit Parada 11:00 News Beat 7:30 Sip Of! 10:51 New• U1~ MDrulng Melodies 11:00 Army Time stiNUAY (....pt Frtdaf, 11: 30 Special CammiiDI•· 7:00 Sign On Cbureb Bella Ring! Programl 7:30 Frencb City Baptist Hour 11:4! World Newa IJ:III) Newt Roulldup 11:511 Maaon County Newa 9:<10 Wtngs of Boaltng 12:20 BuUeiiD Board IJ:OO Communn,. Ne,.. 9:36 Bible Spoakl lo YDll 11:25 NeWI 0 Oraml 12:05 Local NeWI 10:00 Votee 01 Prophecy 12:30 Saturday MatlnH 10:10 Wasb. Reports to People 12: 10 Martets 1:511 NeWI Beat 12:1li Mid 08J Weather 11:00 Sund8)' Show J:OO Saturday Mattaee 12: 10 Evana BuileiiD Board 12:00 Noon Na.,. Z:5l! Newo Beat 12:20 News 0 Grams 12:16 ChrfatiiD Hour 1:00 Saturday lldaUneo 12: 30 Agriculture Agent 12:SU Rev. MerUn Teeta S:5l! NOWI Beat 12:4$ Country Go Round 1:00 Bllb Graham 4:00 D!acln~ with llosl 1:511 NeWI Beat l:it5 Lulberan Hour 4:80 Top Ten Rewa 1:00 Country Go Round 2:00 Tbo Olureb AI 'l':nrk 5:00 Newt SuiJlllllrY 1:55 Newa Beat ~:00 Country llymn Tlmera 5: lli Publlc Service S:OC· Mid-Way Matinee Uti World In Review 1:30 Dinner Muale<·le 1:56 Ne,.. Beat 1:00 Baptist Hour I:OC SlgD Of! 4:00 with llosl ., 7:00 Of! ,.. 1 . 8:00 Breaklut Party ~ ~te coating 26. Werglld WMPO Radio ' ldell ... ,,.. palm g old c._._,...,._ _ _ ... ... :::l'.:.;,~":~:.:::n::r· :,:; ... en'f Club, hal announced depon- Day evening. -"'=· :~.~ '::"~"~ mertl ond I!OIIllllltloe dutlrnlen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorby ou... "' '"" eo- or """ '"' lor tho coming year. . · ·lllld son Ron, Don GorbJ ond :"': ~:u'::: :,~ ... ._.., eonaervatloa, ¥rs. Dolllld Bruce lleGUI 111onded I b o =:-:==-=-==----:-~ -.. PubUo Auouon " e. High priest 1. Trouble~~ 8. MIUtary · gesture 11 . Wlne wonder 2<1. Cover wtlh · Yeo-y'l Cryptoqaote: 'l'RE HEAD DOES N<Yr XI:IOW WH.L'l' 'l'Hil HEAR'l' IS AFTER..-VAUVIINAIIQllJilS ·~ ~~ ~ ~. ou!;..gu:... ,:- .:;'l Phone ,., " o1. 1 to Oteaa 6tp :0"'.;:! ~';."'!; '::' c:!.,l,"':,~ ':; : "P!:~~ J:... .iom- :enDrag Race : - : lilelnpolitaD Moton let Road. Ph- Coolvllle 661 • .ell. De...ot st., Rutland. lal'le lot with plenty g _ :M HAMPSHIRE pip. ' Jil, MmD Streel, Pomeroy 3737 VIvian Mauy. V.12-tle ()b!o. t S l$te space, Dlltbullcllnp. Pay mod' WY 2-2511.. I 1$ Pllono WY 1-38'/1 LEGHORN boas lor oalo, 41 I"REE LOAN of our effielent est amount for owners equity W , Oub .11 4 2% lie cents oacb. c. R. Pierce, Carpet Shampooer FREE and asaume existing fillanCIDg. omeu 8 WI Langsville, Ohio. V.ll-ttp witb purdlaaa o1 Blue Luatre POMEROY - 6-room frame luitiate 7 Memben IJI2 PONTIAC. $22511. 1 _. lll66 SIZE a by 35 bouse trail- Shampoo. Baker Furniture, bouae with bath,. gaa lleattng, PT. PLEASANT Seven llal«op. Caiallna. blUe Iii> er. A real bargain. Walter Middleportt t 11c Maln Street looation. Can be new members will be initiated lib, automiiiiC ~ Crooks W'l' .sa t i l 6tc bought right. into 1he Point Plaaaant Wom· 2 1. -ay, Middleport. CoD WY t. ' PEACHES. ready, bring 'C(;; C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR an's Club ot 11to1t monthly -or-"'~~· power orstea. 11M11 VINDALE Mobile Rome, lllllers. Web- Frull Farm. Bos ZD wt Will meeting rrl!lq, @ctGber 2 al radio and utras. 910 Broad- $2. 10 Wlth. 10 X 15 alumln- Long Bottom, Obio, Pbono 7:4$ p. nl- In 1111 social .roOm 1118. oli!llle um awnmg. Roger Keller, lie o1 tho t'Nibyterian Churc!L 8 5 985 3201 Insurance ster Route, Pomeroy, Ohio, · Susiness Opportunities The .,,ecullve board o1 the Phone Chester 985-3393. Sale or Trade . BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY club bave made flO' their ,JOIDillOlll, ........., 1< 1t60 FORD Fairlane. 500 -vB for man or woman in th11 program aJid projects for .the 1 6 o\IIIICJ, bl. All farms Ill ID MEXICAN tomai<!OI. WOllam automatic tzanami.,ion a- i ares to own and operate a .eomlnl jeM. YearboOb. budIIIII II. Holmel, Syracuae _ bove average condition. Wlll route of coin • operated ella- .pt, ......,. prevention cllnir, .. trade for ...... Ford of Fer- ' ponsero. Car lllld refetencel erthrltll, and l~eratecl eontrl1 ·-..·-...,......... 1 de mlnlm lnv~ ,,.,...._. '".. WAII!II MORNING cool heater. farm tractor. Olen sirable, urn ........, were among .. -·""'•ns Joseph Carsev, Phone SH zRoedsvllle, Oblo, Cool- mont of $1115 required. n projecta dlaclluad lor the __,t-- 1...,.,,,,.,v ' be handled 1D ' 4 6tpd 11-lnch Em'rilleployl87-al2. ttme, proflta new ,year. .. . ment ante alze of rouio wo establllh. MADE ''f,i:i,~· r:.~= EariJ Amerlcaa 117101, ~ _ - - -· For local IntervieW, wrlr. 'l'lleodoN, .. ~an Coooey, Mk1ert Sayre, CH 7-1111. I 14 411: WANTED won raking leavel, KING OtsTmBUTIN!} CO., dleport, wu irrested by the 1 lJ5t Cbmolol BlleaJnt, 2 i mowing Wteda, cllppiDg a- 11'110 Central . Ave., CP\!lll>' ' Sberlffs Depart• eyl. •traflbt ll'IDI., raomt1 waikl, etc. $1.00 per apolll, Minn .. SMZI, InC!~& mont nyer··~- weekend 1111 • w- Ntta. • Pt.a wv z.o1oa. • pballe poynMr, • • •,. .. , DWl IT. Indefinite &rtic l"' HI. A center at populatiOD 21. Brazilian XEN ZX.-C Z Y Q CZ ° ' t- Wlil: Bulg. QZHZ>ICZ 1~ ·~ 1:1. Monet.a.ry AIINQZX ~::.: ~htldreDN~~· ••~• ~tamers' heat ILll.d light 20 . C los~ to 2a Solemn A(leyp-~ ~ ~,...omor<, Ke~, j .,.... Source at sea: ABia ' ·To set o.new 14. A rorage - SOCI'ety Notes , •u~ knlttln& 3.Ini&nd I toy 19. Humor LONGFELLOW '9fie letter .abnpJy studs far another. Ill thbl sample A Is UJe4 tor the three L'a, X tor the two O"a, ete. Slngle lette!'ll a~ trophJu, the length and fonnatlon ol tat wom. are ;.Ji hintl,. Langsville ~ -~ ~ house : Eur. S HE NEEDS nmc t. ~:"!!~~ ~:""r Heasollllbl~ top •peed 2. A atitch ia 12. A country 16. Rwt~tt BUT I CANT THINK OF NOTHII'J' 13. Cuck0011 Hi . Spln• AXYDLBAA.XB. to~- pic-l':o=~=~"""'~""'""'~l BrltJmnlca. DAD:.Y OBYPI'OQUOTE- Here's bow to ~~~~-=~ 9+71p BOUSE for sale. Beslde Brad- BULLDOZER and back-boo endbury school. can WY :1-6542. loader. Ponda, baleiiiODta. ii-:U.-tle dltchlllg. P.M. CowderY. Cb. . DOWN 1. ... ::.... ~ ~~~ -,~t hour. VI 3-2700. m•lal 62. Minu1 V. Unadul~ teraled 10. Lamb'• pen na.rne lL Tapeatry <8. Ladeo Carla Gr..,., secretary; Shar· Jim Bill Oller bas reiUmed came home with lbem lor a on Yeager, treasurer; Aney Wil- to warren Wilson College, at Welaner ol Ak· 24' • tOO' 4 MIL BLACK son and Naney Gilley, record swannanoa,11 North Carolina, ron came down for her mother 21' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK keepers. where he enrolled. He bad Mra. Ethel Shively wbo · ba! 32' x 101' 4 MIL BLACK lei'. 1-IUOip Junior Class, Joim Flowers, kl tralnlng speo'. three WeeD witb Mr. 1!111! I ===--------·11 roR s.u.&-Middl-''• tall.&UL'TIOHEI!:II prealdent; Danny Love, vice u=• u~ •-" · M AI Shul .,_ u-.._. •nte 0 Bu y THREE and foor roo'b lumiob& (6 Mit Aloo Avallul• l ·d t N r Park JecMt and Mro WIUlam Etch- ro. .. er. ,.... ,_.' W d T . - -- od and C I Oft H d eat buiJciiD8, loCIIIted 1111 N. Ceerl* l t l presl en ; - am ' Inger. "-•- _:. Jobn·, Mra. Fiabar and Bruee, Middleport, USED circulating gas healer, ...w - opan omp • on Second Street, Middleport. cr111 ...._. retary; Sharon SturgeOII, treaa• .....,.. "'"' Mra Richard J Kim and not less than !OO,Iio-' B.T.U. menta -WY--U434 12 -1111:Sll us POll Prloed for .,.. -••ck oala. II> ........ • . "="' urer; NatalieI Hall and k Cheryl companied Roger Hubbard and and son, Mrs. ac- Brett, • POIDer<ll' onea. -- - -- _ -----' '-• Mr. allo vlalled lilt Pbone WY 2-1267. 9 I$ 3lc BOUSE tor rent 111 Pomeroy, DISCOUNT PRICIS quite at Ohio Hotel .&. C. BL\I)IIOBD Monroe; glr ....,..u eepers: "' Shulera WANTED, used lumlturitools, three r00011 and batb. CoU It 16 1111 ...... Oldo Joe Jordan and David Rawaon. VIrgil Coll1nS; Mr. and Mra. '----1 dishes and household ••oods. WY 2-.1570 ofter & p. m. Pomeroy bndmark --.;-:;-:-;-;:-:--::=:--c---: I II lie boyOfficers recordand keepers. Riley; and wac- b· ·vt1 H Briel t-14 4Y lOR SALE ID Middle-"' • claaa represen- Robert benschwanz of Brenda Nelsonvllle Any amount, large or small. 7 'CJ lie WY 1-2111 Jock c.....,. Mtor. .-~ Z BOUSE AND roof painting. Re- tativeo of tho Student Co\IJlcll went to camden Park, at HuntCall Knotts Auction, Gallipo- HOUSE. 4 rooms, bath.bedroom bl1ck bonae, pair work tree trimming. · "'"" 'd t Kar .... w va- where " lis, Ohio. Pbone '*2911. lure window, basemen• pick- USED LUMBER - 2 by 4 x 1._ baths, lol lllld I ball. out ol pn·cea Call VI 3- are Tnm .... preSJ on ; ..... !ned. ;, Mr nd M;: » 10 20tp et fence yard. UncolD · 25c each. Alao used brick, ldgb water - Nico lOCIUon. noo - 1 fl 1,tp ry Jarrell, .vice president; were jo by · a W V· , Ph ne WY 1- See by ll(lllOlDtmenl. or eall Barbara Adkins, secretary; Car· Emest Bartley of Man, · a. 1871 1000 15 00 •• • "" L 0 • Meoou ·•· • .....oNEER, ol Gerlach, treasurer. The group enjf11ed a lam· "'"'d Hel•hto. Phone WY 2·2780. · per · 0 • 1O &tc WY 1-21185 • WY W250. 0 • :IZ-~C wa. ~ aater. ObJ o. ~ Help W.n c - - - : --;-;--;-r:.._.:. ".,. (I) 11 lie .... •• D •• Senior clsss representaUvet,· Dy get-togotber · , MAN WITH talent for writing: FOUR room furnished apart- PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday, BRICK veneer r•••b home. Darlene Nibert, LIDda Holmes, Mr. and Mra. Wllllam Cun- BY MRS , Orletta Sturgeon, Eddie Hud- dlff and r..... ... • • A' IIAIIR dependable, !ndustriOUI. Fine ment Phone WY I-36M September 19, 1 p. m. Rufua Quality cons~-"o·n and ma--• Iy ha ve re•·-"" 1 Lynch and David Be to their home bere afiB David Plert!t! retumod to 1!1· opportunity right at home. · H tfe Orender residence, State ,._.. 11 Good pay. Learn lechniques Route 684 between Harrison- terial. Spacious Hvtng room, son, Car nndlng the oummer b, Char- !em, W. Va. where be II lltllld· of news reporting, photogra- FOR RENT, modern bouse, ville and Downington. 3 over-sized bedrooms, 2 I T-. Dollor Pold Por neChell; t"J:ors, T1 ::"ston, w. va., whert he waa ing colleae. David II • pby, on the job. Phone WY :1- six room• and bath. Youngs- 1 good nn'lk cow, 1 o••·r car pado,located 2 1tory build· onroe,BillorBlaine, Dell emplf1fed Juni<O' tlllo .-. uK cow. tng. Well on out •-autilulWN<koct Con and Trucko DonryWiggins, ,_' la maj'""•• "'""' 3316, Chester Tannehill, Edi- town kitchen, tile Ronr, lo- 1 smaller cattle Warm Morn· ....... Mlkkl Nl Mr. Mra. Don Qulaen- In Industrial Atta and Pbysloal tor, Daily Sentinel, evenings. cated at 136 Uncoin-rd. Call ing heaters, coa'1 range, small ly landacaped hiD Three HOUR TOWING Wbeeler; • berry Donnie nad Kim, of Education. CARRIER for Dispatch, dally WY :1-3020. • 29 lie electric stove, auite dinettebedroom suite, mlles ol - den, bert, Carol Nita FlabWal• South• bls Mike Mrs. spent Alphaa Barr ..., dlni g Rt. No.north 33. Terms mil)' be . Mike Blessing, Alan father Charleston, Mr. B. F. visited Quisenberry few and dayt with a nd Sunday, Naylor's Run. SIX ROOM house, La ureI Cliff n room • .,....... Call WY ~S. Opon I A.M. to 7 P.M er and Bobby Tillis. Mr and ,._ Blair P.bone WY 1-2531 . t-12-3tp Rd. Phone WY :1.-3319. suite, office desk and chair, -H-lfc Cl- Sun<laJ_ and ber parenta Mr. and Mrs. · •u•· Cadwallallt 10 tie Iota o1 other merchandise. Phon• ·tas-2297 PT. PLEASANT L..i;;sTOCit Oscar Henry o1 West Columbia, er ol Columbna. ---------JOIUl Auctioneer, -nChostoraiMI W Va Mr. and Mrs. Olarles NewLOOKING FOR HCURa for S•le Terms: Caah A __ LIII' T n Plain on Stolt Rt. 7 11M Mrs.' Bill Capehart lllld son Waverly, JO&I Not responsible for accldenta 1' HOGS _ 17$ to 2211 17 to Ia; ' · a peronts • It 6\c Heavies IJ to 18; • '""to 15 to • to 12.50; BuJ'· m I' •• 70 to 17.w; I GAS STOVES, used, for sale •• ••• -nt Labor Jlav witb Mr- and iiM _, Ml udw lmtractiOII e!UII< 14 ~ • u •••, Stock Steen 16 to 20.76; s•--• """' MrL Catol Pleree and enj~-• -.~ cheap. Pbone WY 2-2720 or MIDDLEPORT-Hoom frame 17 •.•~at Sows 12 to .....,. .......... u.olll -.m... lla&abUP3 sh • to II·, Pig• 5 to 10. - .,... Heifers 13 to 16; Stoclt Steer a cook..,.! · wv 2·3589. 9 3tc G. E . Porta ble dishwa er, bouse with bath. Automalic po• Recent Sunday ell ts years old• In good condition . fired bot air heating. Enclosed Auto Sales MELONS potatoes beans $1 h WY 5!27 CATI'LE - steen 18.50 to Calvea 17 to :U.75; Stoclt Hell· nner sues 17 and P one 2· porch, fun basement with comof Mr. and Mn. Alpha Barr er bu.' Bring 19·76 ; He~ers 12·50 to 17 ·110 ; er Calves I' to .50. t 10 tfc mode, lavatory and sbower. wer Mr and Mra. Blair "•" -- CHEVY n Tudor Sedan. Ppick yourself. Clarenc• Profleell aNt . . . Fat Cows 11 to 15.50; canners VEAL CALVES- Tops 28.10 ..._. 1 C!Uzen's National Bank, Mid- fill, Pbone VI 3-22M. IIEXICAN tomatoes. William Located on excellent lot with Clll W1 ....,. DaJ • fiiCIII Seconds 26.90; Medium 211.10 to wallader and ..., of Columba! dleport, Ohio. Pbone WY 29 lli He H. Holmes, Syracuse. driveway and garage Oil Grav7 • lie 16.20; Common and Heavleo and Mr. and 'Mrl. Duane Bali' 11 to :17.!0, »11. 1 I& 6tc a 21111• el Hill near swimming pool. Legal Notice and ''"' Shawn o1 oak Hill, HOTPOINT electric cook stove. Twenty year financing avalla- a&11NG. 1'111-lo ttttalllr · Ohio a~ Sharon Thoma of 111113 OLDSMOBILE in good Phone WY 2-3267. SINGER Sewmp mad!lllll, ble witb modest down pay- I J P - II Till PLIXI eOUif 6P Pomero•. condition. Rose DeW t5910 up. tin'eral died MIIOI COUNTY, ONIO WY U1IO.Phone Roger 6tc I 1$ 3\c ~ •-•"' ...._ men! and good credit report. Ill• But MaiD - . p - PARKUIIUOO lAY~~~:'"!' LOAN Of Mr. Jene Clark of Leon, W. 15 9 CLEAN CARPETS with our ma at - . - • · -· POMEROY - 5-room frame - · , _ ft aa& -••••· Va. called '"' bls alster, Clara 1 Tho Rambler Carpet Shampooer FREE : : ,~· q1nger bouse with bath, aas clrculat7 ll lie :,-, ;::::,,: :;:;;, c..,....... Smith wbo has been a med!CJ} WIO'Icl SIIIDdard ol eompad with purchase of Blue Luslle -· . lng heat, nice basement with .....- ... w. ... ........ patient at Mslgo General 21 E•eelleuce Shampoo. Baker Furniture. WY :r.=K. • lie workshop, also ceDar. UnflnlabUvestock •• pita! for 10 daYfl. · .. room, rtda and perl$ 6tc Stewart'• Gun Shop, bunting eel atUc, corner lot with Con- SIX HEAD of nice Holstein cal•. Sbaron 'ntoma and Larry ......... Small ear ecoaomy ·9 ---- IIIP[)Iiea. Shotgun obelia Of crete driveway. Only f'.OOO. Ca U1Z1 NOTICI ......,... Barr spent Labor· Jlay at·, OIJt .... IIWI&gerlblllty CORN, 200 buabel ,uo bu. oD ldnda. Have ~ - will POMEROY - &-room frame Ue. n WY ; 16 ....... to Wri' .....~- ... HID Obi II of See At farm near Chester, Lick Skil- trade. Have sbelll _ w 1 11 bouse with bath, gu beating, lip ;-:,, ... ,"',::: : ' PT. PLEASANT _ Mn. Wll- Middleport. Call WY 2-:10§. 9 14 3\c For Sale or Rent "7J.c-: ,., :-:-,•"hed 'cc FIVE ROOMS IIIII bath, bouse. F"'·URN="'•!"'s"'HE"'Do:--.nd:c;--llllf1 apartments. Inquire at tho 121 Hudson St. . Middleport. Ohio Hotel. 8-1'-tlc Inquire Ohio Hotel. 1-tt-tf< -- - clop~edia ~:~a ~ ~ ~~ ~ B~~~-paln~n~ 1 =•~Y look as natural aS posBible according to the Encyto ::~~ed ~ ~~z-'W'I--H R.~- ~~~ BLAmNAR'S 0. M:t'ad.OWI ST.::;:_ ~~~· :'e!.:;ll~!d:= e ec e y made llke bi rd til . Dross oC ··~ -- I .., Some . women dyeli their hair as early u too B. C. FaiJI hair also w.. knOwn ~t, ""' llko the Egyptiao wig, wa1 60. Oslrlc h- !:Zptaat acP~hilll ~ db A.{1ROS8 1. Lu strous min• raJ 13.:,:;:- Ke!~J I •f \ ' l DAILY CROSSWORD organ ope~ ~ l Jml\gination and breeding could u a Jtdy detecdv e. count for . much. WIGS .-; lng," but despite an all-points little rich gtrl who meets htm lookout by this viewer Sunday on the belach at night and hap- -·•·oo· ....!..!!!!!~~:::!.~:........!...!::.,:::,I Pren lntemational The first new series turned up on NBC-TV, with :he title of "Tbe Rogues," having David Niven, Gig Young and Cbarle1 Boyer as the alternating stan through the season, and dealing in comic-melodramatic fashion with a family of internationaJ con men. According to advance notice from the network, these fictional crooka flourish b~ tbeir "wit, imagination and breed· ~~~~~~,.,~~~~=~:::~'"':=":~:::::'ISept. •~ocaled 4 ..,..1,, HOLL VWOOD (UP!) - Net· work television Sunday ftlght be can ita new entertainment sealOll, which i9 devote& In sum to a frantic flight from tho reality of the world around us. C Pomerov M -" S, lUCK DU BROW U~k!Cl ,.. ...... """· ' ' •• _.,_ . . Television Revue 1 1963 1empest Pontiac $2195 BY ADA SLACK for pickup. Charles R. Hal' LeMana 2 Door. Red over wbtte finlah, aood whitewall tire•~ PT. PLEASANT c. C. I Mr and Mro. Herbert Ob-, _ ris, Portland. Ohio. P b o 1\ e 326 cu. is. Va en&ine, automalle trana. Radio and heater. A Blessing, Assistant Monager o1 Ung,;, daughters, Wanda and1• V1 3-:11193. i I t2tc ~ real smart ear. the Federal Lond Bank As~~>' Linda of Dayton, spent tbe La· BY OLEmll IIWLG . . . tM usc ............ ll ONE- CoROAIRE beaiB, 85,000 1962 Chevy II- 300-4 Door $1395 ciatioo of Ripley, and Ripley bor Day weekend the auesta -·~ ' IUQUL&'I'AONI BODY AND rENDER sbop B.T.U., new motor and new Loeal owner, apotlen lnaide and out. Belle 11nish, new Urn, Production Cledit Aasoclatlon, of Mr. and Mra. Pearl Me- A very mjoyaoil evenlnl ••• radio asd beater. A real economY car and pleaaint to drive. 'ftllpD~·· . . . . ~ and lUling station for rent controls Phone WY 2-3083 . announced that the annual Bride. spent at tho bomo ol Mr. and ... ..tat • ,..,.. .., ... 4MMIMt t very 1 14 3\p or sale, equipped. Ren stockholders' dinner meeitng of Labor Day weekend guests Jamee Corkle KGDda) ·~limn ..... "' 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $695 t¥se two organizations would of Mr. and Mrs. Fred CroW Mro. ""~ ~ se. Ted eveulng. wbe.J Mn. c.nkle ... rusonable. Th~~p- ~ WARM MORNING Circulating 8 cyJ , engine, atandard tram., eood tirel, t~adlo and beater. .. . . wtD aat ..................... ~~ . ., _,. Rutland Discount fteror; , heater with fan. Like new . Special. btl held In two sections as fol- 1 and sons, were their daugbter tertained tho Ladies Olelhln lows: and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Softball team, with a cookout. before 10 a . m. r a Ia tc Lloyd Jenklnl, 54() W. Main 6 9 p. m. 0t0r 0, oK. · ' edn ada Se t 1' 7 •• Ted Beegle of Indianapolis, In- TboJe present were: MrL Su~. Street, Pomeroy . 9-1.2-3lp 11 a.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . edroom AUCI'ION W e y, P · "• :~ P· ~tmal aaaq• . . . . OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. m. at the Ordnance Scllool, diana. Pll'!()lll, daughter BlDy Jo, Mra b with Saturday, Sept. ltth, I!: !I p.m. .. c.ett r::..:~ toY ,..,.. . . . FURNISHED one POMEROY, OHIO Pl. Pleasant, and Thursday, Mra. Gay Smalley of Chester; Pat HID'ley, daugbter Qndy apartment, Pomeroy . month. I HAVE SOLD my farm home Do T ell and BillY n -.. - " t -• M11o D _ . . . - _.. Ht • • 17,Rl 7 p. m. at Cedar Mrs. nna visited err Mrs. Ada Mra. Peg .......,.. wo oont .... ............. 11 ..... utilities. 2-3089. and will sell the following per_ _ _ k of Pomeroy daughter, Mn. peg n-o. 1 $5(1 00 '"" Ollfl.'\1').A&J) a11 rtL\JG.a Call WY 2-272" or WY ltJUI;I - lUI fQr • ..of'd . . Ia 3" f.'::.:"":' ju!: Real Estate For Sale -Reel Estate For S•le Hood, - Wblle, lllld her fmv.tft, . . . 116Mtt..., • • 11 9 Grantof Public pHeyiohn!on, Relatlona ofDirector the Slack. Mr. rred Jenkins, Sr.; Mr. Mrs. slsiB,Donna Mrs. Vlrllnla tw• on-'ct aouu ' 110111 - - FOR SALE - 4 1'00111 bouse, Farm Credit Banka of Bait!- and Mrs. Gene Jenklnl ol Co, Mra• .loA Conl.le, Mlk•· TRAILER for rent on h n e State Routes 124 and 33 at a.aD L ._ "' ..00 t' ._ o.!b' ~ ~ ._ ~ UhOO .ooll p .0 Roc~rincgs Fair~';"~ and , .-LI•• ~ _ -'h. I acre ground, Rt. I, Reeda- more will be tho speaker lumbus spent the Holiday week- and Shetla, June and Smokit St. in Middleport. 1'1"1 10 CAli~ opposite annan es omo. ~lor flliO:"'"'T ville. Winnie Bailey, Bos ud ' or D K 1 lll ~ end at their bome here. 't'be Quillian, Mrs. Leo Cremeans, WY 2·2186 or WY 2-33 46 &te 1'0 pU.t;& • In part as followo: 189. 9 9 5111 Jthegetoastmlvearster·. esse w . former Mr. Jenldllll II em- O.land, Slsale. Enlertalnmen• IU'D1.1' PBO~ i I4 bath Living Room Furniture RIVERSIDE CO'ITAG.; masonry building (Ia -Nice x 30) DOUSE FOR SALE: 4 reomt Mr. ' Blessing explained that ployeel there · 11 ha be for the evening was Mrll- p a• MODERN 4, room and M 1 d- Porch Furniture PHONE WY 2-2157 .th porcl•, complete with furnished. Minersville. f.l100 these associauons, have a Mrs. Charles Hyse a en Hurley play:ng tht guitar ap<l furni shed ap3rtment. Phi leo T. V. ...--• to her home from ~-~• ·'""'"" Wl dleport. WY 2·3874 . Desks all furniture and >ppllsnces. Phone WY 1-3312. I 25 tfc combined membership of 1100, re .....Mrs. Jo Ann """"'" on nice lot with 120 and made loans of approxi- Meigs General Hospital In dell ... . i II tic Stands Business Services mllll dotla to Pomeroy, where she underwent Mrs. Eddie Caruthers, E. ' John Chests of Drawero ft. frontage on State Route mately two on rs surgery. and Bemlo have bean v\mUnp Notice 6 room house, Mrs. 1 Pole Lamp and Otber Lamps 338, in 'pper Antiquity. Total farmers during the past year. 't'bo Cburcl! of tho NUif!IIO Mra. Canltberl parenta Mr. ann Stout. Harrisonville, !iiEXIC o h i o, AN tomatoes. WiUiam 2 Very Nice Bedroom Suites price ,2200.00. PHOTO Copylns !enleo. Col>The Federal Land Bank bold their l!llllual picnic, Labor Mr•. Bernard Hill of !uexandrla, H. Holmes, Syracust. ' Phooe SH H834. 9 14 6tc Modern Buffet 13 ACRES - Located about 2 lea made of legal papent. elation make• land bank loans Da• at the local RoadoidO Va. 8 28 tfe TWO BE-DROOM garage apart.. Dishes miles off State Route 33 and birtb records and almost any to erect building, buy land, re' "'r.o=SE,....,WEI=G"'H=T~s-c af~elc-y-and -:--ea .. menl in Middleport . Phone Frigidai,.. washer 14 miles from Athens. Foun- other documents. Also !amln- finance debts and for other Park. Mn Lauro Rhodel was a Dryer and Mangle dation and cellar for house, ling In plastic, fllm to pre- farm purposes. The Produc- Mrs. Earl Watkins, Mike. receni vlattur of Mr. and Mrs. lly, with new Oex-a-<liet tal> WY 2-5217. 9 11 6tp free gas, extra good base- servo your valuable papers. lion Credit Association Ieoda Cbaressa and Carol have re- Jamee Conkle, 'l;·s. Rhodes has let&. Only 98c. Stark Pharm- FURNiSHED -house, newly de- Window Fan Many other household items menl barn (30 x 40). Casb Reuter ID&uranco, Pomeroy operating lunda primarily to turned homo alter just recent!) returned from a acy. 8-13-liOtP corated inside and out, Porn.ler · "''M 00 I ' tic assist farmers In planting, two weeka In Toledo v g •.cation In Florida with her son pnce ,........ . ber sister and brother-in-laW, • _. Mr WATER HAULED. can Tom eroy. $50.00 month without I Good Low Boy Tral MGIIWAY PROPERTY - M barveSllng, and marketing nd M Robert Slack. Joha and famlly. Mr. ouN s. Diddle VI s-:1276 or WI 1- utilities. Call WY 2-5262 in 1 Good westem Saddle McCulloch Chain saw acres with • room house, PIAJIIO TUNING. Newman Burcrops and In purchasing liveand Wayn e KOxyer, Kim andd 25~ 9 10 6tp evenings. 9 II tfc 111 Also Lot of Hand Tools good well, bam and other delle, Middleport, WY 2-3791. ' stock and machineryMr and Mr . Jack Glbbo and ol 0 yger apent • ay a~o ,- ROOM and bath house, in 8 Log Chains outbuildings. 15 acres for I I 30tc ' w • v a. w.,. In Mr the Conkle home. and .,._ son ·of Vletma, ~·-- Searls Minersville. Write Raymond Anvil cultivation, 38 acres welll ..................................... ~l weekend guests of her parents Lee •. -~ anled Mr and·;;: Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd., Lot 247, Columbus, II, Ohio. Fenc. Stretcher fenced. Ten miles to Pomeroy EXPERIENCED Mr. and Mra. Wllllam Elch- d-a' to • .: Liv__.,; Steel Cabinet $4500 00 nd f mil .,... r-• ~ ~""'' 9 9 6\c Lawn Mower to ACRES - In Lebanon Towntnger a a y. where !hey vlalted tho ladle• 2" "'B"'E"'D"' R"'OO = M,..,ho_us_e--c with bath, Otber toola not listed ahip, :lj) acres In timber, brolhera Cecil and Ray Cooll 0 buement, hardwood floors, · ' William Collins, Owner ance ln Jocust. Not far from of Mn and famHy also I lister and built - in cabinets. 1676 LincTerms Cash Kaiser Aluminum Corporaa few days the auesta . family Mr. and MrL Gilbert oln Heights. ~all T r a < y Not Responsible for Accidents lion. $2000.00. C 00 f0Ups ArbeDZ of Bell, Donovan at Newell, W. Va. Whaley, WY 2-3054. i t 6\c This Is all nico clean mer- WANTED - Operator for rest- l'n>m tho lorJeal track or !If0rnl Ill vlsltl•• her all- Mr. and Mrs. John Porter. apartment for chandise aurant in established loca- llalldozor radiator to tho lorPT.class. PLI!:ASANT - The '"' CUyaboga FallsM,recently visite< . junior claaa and sentho Ca IB, Mrs.a,Suale Wood. Mr --• Mr 1 18 CoeD ··• 1 rent. Five rooms and bath. tion 11118Uut tlelteJ con. .. · eV ·1 · 1 · hed Cl df d A · c y c. student council ol Point Pleas- Howard K . p ark er, who bu ...;_ ll1N Uti ities urms . ose to 8 ra or uc 1ton ompan w ~ ant Hi"" School bave Jelected been employed In Houma. business di!lrict. Phone WY Crill Bradford, Auctioneer BOX Zit WY 2-3810 officer:'ior the I!JM-65 school Louisiana lbiJ aummer· visited Mr. ond Mrl. Robert Conk!• I I tic I •======(9"') WY Z.21G Pomoroy h!rm. at ol bil 'parenta, MillinCole ... · hed lr off! Mr. the and home Mrs. Herbert Parker; ..........., vw-.. relaatlday "'' unlurms ROME flO' nnt In Po.,...., 1 -·•• Senior class cero a r e, ' and 8 lao ttended th State Fair FOUR ROOM apartment with bath and uti!Polyethylene Plastic 1'001111 ancl bath. WY 1-35!$. ,.,.... • Richard Northup, president; before gotng to Marietta where a e ily room. 803'> Brownell Ave. For Silo Covero 1- Uc pom - • ·00 an New Williamson, vice-president; he Is enrolled In College. 'lbelr l'epheW: Luther Halle) ldiD P. & ' ....., a-ut- ... .. " teance. 1J1e enaracter1 were nollow beyond belle!. Pmooa!ly when I think ol r0111e• 1 thhlk of perhaps Long John Silver or maybe Jolm Barrymore, but the palhs of Kultur on the boob tube are difficult lndeed. If you ask me, vioeo missed the boat this Niven, whose off-acreeL wit, season by not landing Mae West 1 Capebort. ; Paul lllld q<JB Miller rl Co tumboll were WIOiolld ..... ~ ol Mr. ml Mra. Lilt SJI!eldl •• TAKE ~E MCK'\0 '!llE I'DlEL, FRED! I ~INK I'MCOINo TO HAVE A 00JD CRY I �---.........-,.-._..... ........ ....... __ .........--- .:::::::·:::::::;;:~~;;~:·::~::~~~::~~~~==:i~~ ....------· "- - ... - ·~- ... . . . -. . -- ---·--·--··-------.- -· .. ' -"""-:,~ ,..... .-., . - - - "4'1<. IW.:..Moil'•·--·~•"-M · · · · · - <. ~-- ""'_ _.,. ~ '.J ) ? r , h Observation School on Teac mg Of New Curriculum is Announced Skit Portrays Changes in Aims, \ . 1 About RHolmlecDoming, . t'IOn I • Mam y y ayed Committees of wScs 0 rgqmza ' I aOb A skit showmg the chang.s noon Ci rcle, Mrs Gale " I ::1 People In s serv tn the ;omm ltlt't'S and _almS Hrow~ . ~h~2 ~ean~arl ;~~;~~· p e oy Homecoming and Rally Around And R About • M~~cXDst EChurcb I ehurch. In tho aflemOCII : 1plannmg session wt11 hbe..;ar 1 ~:se: ~e~/i.!'~ ~t rr! ·~ r ~ ~ Middleport \ : • NOW YOU KNOW · Board Council from Colum· the evaluation period m bu!. to 4-30 p. m. followed by a aocl Instructor Ia The lolllowln& sclledule hal closing wonhlp. Day ing a the Observition been f 5 30 to Teachers attending are ask· .. the Women 's Souely of ChriS- and Class " Ill I om was observed at the R 0 c k on the teaching of the ..... Friday ··~-... rom od bring tbeir teacber and tian Semce liighl tghtt'd I he &Jme of the proje<'ts w 10· ' H . ISnr gs Methodist church Sun- ' Mr. and Mrs. CIUford Mayes f\culum in Methodist 6 p. m., registration with a l tot books but packet. ol combmed m... ung of the Socte· elude fmishmg the new class- M• and Mrs Lew" arm . ~ ' i 'nin with the wor- and son, Gregory, recently Sehool to be beld Friday :!S-cent dessert: e to 7:45, Orl· studen . be rovkled for ty and Circle' <>I Heath Metho room s by the Eleanor Ctrcle, were a\ S.ag.rtown, Pa over day, begn g d ted by the I spent a week'i vacauon In Cln· S t nta Sept 18 and 19 entation: 7:(S to 8:4S, classes ; material Wlll T p ldnl hao dist Church :\lond<n t:'\ Pntng the annual uaaza r. beart-hn~ tht> wt>t>kend to attend' th-e fun- ship s~~:~~:r '7:r::l:y. He had I cmnatl where they. v!slled the I ~ u Gr:~ Methodist to be conducted wltb girls study. Mrs. o~tratlolll at the church proJPCI, and pt'Can sale An ml of Mrs Harm uncle ,' Rev t . " Hall Around zoo and Gregory visited Coney In G Ill lis boys of the church school room lor more contacted Car Takmg part m tht.• :-.kl l were nount·t>mt>nt s lnC'ludffi a rum· (;eorge Abner Sc hmitl Mr I TI for hCI~ op~~· y Island and Pee Wee Valley . Sear: t~achers of Heath parttcipattnc ln a model class- and mayllbe I be ava.llablt ( , 1 IJv th~ Arternoon Cl r· s h 11 was a native of Mm- •e ross ve F to t·30 p m pools wi a so 1\lr, ( .lt>nn 1 ' :... :-. , 2 m thf' lormer c Sunday School , with William I David Wlley wlll be a Methodist Church are room. rom 1 45 t1 . I for transportation to Gallipol· presJdt>n t, Mr" P.arl Kmghl rle U<. IO n and a rum- I erS\Il ~ Cla rk as superintendent, fol - mure at OhiO Uruvennty instead ning to attend. Members the wlll be 8ft evalua on se . Class 12 nreotd<ni \It< A & P , _10 b\ ;;1. Mrs John Smith returned lowed the worship service Ai oJ Larry as fi!Ven in a previous teaching faculty lor the Snturday morning: ls.Tho registration fee lor tho Cns...,dl VIc-e J..>rt'Sidl:' nt . ul V. S mllge s~lf' I U< . homt' Sunday. after H visit with program was presented by the I] arucle. mclude Mrs. Wilson Rucker RSSion will be hel ed Itwo • day sessions is four C S '''" 'll tss Be" Sanbo;n '""'" Ct!co. re <ted relalives m Columbus and To- Pre-school class taught by Mrs · Columbus, Mrtt. to 10 a. m. follow ' 1 ll • The Rev. M. E. Dowchairm an ul rhe Allernuun ltr· ~lr< ~~nl<m<n~er Dn ';,; be ledu She was accompamed Harold Blackston and the Prl· \ Mr. Vernon Weber, owoer of Jamea Keach, Ky., actual claSI observation do arsihe Portsmouth District l'le II orlu Lom mun I) yR til and home bv Homer Walter of To· mary class l~ught by Mrs. Nor· ] the ~uahty Print Shop 111 Mill· Kindergarten ; Mro. 10 to II a. m.; from II to 12. son, i ion on Educatlo.. Durmg the''''"' " S.Inhurn held Nuv '. ,JIMihe M ' N an iedu. whu was enroute to Mar· lman F'our reel dleport, has purchased &be Elliott, Louisville, Ky., wiD be an evaluation of. Is urglng all teachmodeled l:i twl alt>d \ would on busme.ss tauons were given, "The Ral - I prmhng and I mentary Grades, I . II; work den.e In the with ers r:n:·interested persona to 111111 11 cop1es ut tilt' magcJZint''-' \ tH ' • t • 1 SmJi e '' by David Hams, ment formery us Y · Fred Hixson, to I p . Ill - a sa unc I h Outlook" md . Mrthodtst Worn· lw Ill progrt>ss thts weE-k .II ti e Ml and Mrs EverE-tt Thorn-, YD ,F t ' ' Bobb) Ball· Hethel Coleman wbo has mov· 3 4· Mrs Ot~ beverage served by the local attend the IC oo.1 an Jl ru;, 3m "ugg P"II tlll " ltH l li ul l h .tnd help as visit ed m Albany Sunday, ! :..rwon't Thorgge,; Brian Ktzzee: tu Albany . Del.phos' Gradei 5 • I. · J d 1\'1 • • Leo Smith M " nd M \' aughan 1 o m s. • , • the l'urn mg Y~" n ttl dt hdd bt·en 11t'd t' Is l I\ tl 1h group wJ lh Mr a rs. ' and "Why I Go To Sunday M nd Mrs 0 E McKin16)' Jn charge of th~ prese nlt'd at lnP dJ-;fnl 1 me~·t t llllllse iOI. I ~.m f'gl'~ene fur the Ross School " Jud y Radford a nd h r. l:arned Uta~ their son-in~ trative School will be tbt Rev. I ld t B'<nt-r l)tHII ~A- t·rt' tot tl1t' ass Jo,; t,ln<'f' . ave I f Col mbus Dl· IDg w a ' · , 1\ J· ""I' a\ Lan<<Sie< !Iii> R D Gotthardt r.turne<l to Bruce Blackston 1law Mr \aron Sbeets, Is con· Robert Wa ton 0 u . • be alsu dJsrusc;;ell '· tJs home Col umbus Mondav. l The Junior r hoir sang ' 'How l f ' d to . Mt carmel Hospital rector of the school Will 11 ' A rake uoper was sf'r\ H'.l t 1' " ft h"ch I me ' H ard El· 1 p~n ::. f:"ll~ WI I ll i\lt" Hl·t m; n Haddox v.as 1after a several days v1s1 1 Wit 1 Great Thou ~rt. a er w I m Co lumbus, where he IS be- the _Rev . ow ed pn.cPdmg l,ht me hlf>sg 1n tile re polt Pd ·onfmPd to Meigs Mr:s \\ A Morgan a readmg , "God Bles~ The Lll- ! mg treate-d for a heart attack.l ecutlve Secretary of the mem bPrs seatl ( at !<l llos Jll 'II Wlth a brok. tie Churches" wa s given by I '~~~~;;;~~~~=~ dmm!-!, room J· ;JI I fl m\ ero,; ~kmotJ.il I • Mr and Mrs Norman Fi sh- ' B tt I eonard A song Recent VISitors with Mr. and J•il r Li!MJI8fi :ua• were used ,m llw tab iPs '.'; \l h \.'ll hlp (dW~I" fo\~~es e;~n~~~~ t>r u( Scnec~vtlle and granddau-1 •. ~ . . ; Be~n With Jesus," by Mrs James W-eber were Mr. Arnold Grate, of Rutland. the ofl!ct•rs tJI tht· C J!Tl~-'" ~•·n rrl(it Jdld \lr-, Atw . p g , gh t.. r, Marsha Smith of Columntor <'holr lilt> hymn.j and MIS . Ernest Paulin of Ket.- a representative of Tlu Giding as hostt>ss~·" \1 \ ~ \\r lltc~m Russell ,.., ~\~l~n bus were weekend g~sts of ~~~hJu l Have 'Gone The Last tenng. eon• waa cuesf speaker at the Mrs Cle nn L<lmbPrt tJt~'"i · .Jan lt'" \\t•bel i\lrs Fra~he Mr. and Mrs Hobert Warns- Mlle~f The Way,' and the ] Syracuse N'azartne cburcll dent of WS C~ opt>nt'd lhf' M.Hltn ,md Mrs. Dtehl lf'v and daughter ' p er in umson con -I Fnday guests or Mr and SIIDday. t. and wekomPd nwm m~·PIIflg wa s t•losl:'d Wllh pray- "u nd Mrs Norman F1sh- Lords ray ' Mrs Wilham Slater and famThe work of The Gtdeool, mee mg • M M . Duw son , mr a eluded the program . d M . F r ed ed b buslbers and gut>sts. \11 s J 0 h n t•r lr' rs ar vm , er and granddaughters, Mar - A b· k t dinner was served 11ly were Mr. an rs. h wbieb Ia sponsor Y Krawsczyn , ol the FINmOI Clr-; 1sha Smith and .June Ann Wams- lat noo~s ~~ the ehurrh social , Cabeeri, Athens, and Mrs. Et - oessmea. was explained by c'e led devottons. u-; mg scr11J· : ley v1s1ted sundoy evenmg w1th l [ Mr. Grate wbo also displayed 1 el Burkett of Cloubus. and a mt>d lt .lt\IJn . . treo,;s• ' lhJ s mother Mrs. William Cliffol'd Jerfheit an- \ S "th of Point various types of Bibles plac-ing the need for'"" <l ual thought IS ' er atid Mr' and Mrs Mawn i the program, with fo hospitals, sehoolo, for the rommg ~ ~' ll Flsh.-r ond family .\ which opened Wllh the organ \ Plea Mrs Wa ne Gibbons. tr • and a:tvea to eacb aer Mrs Lam bt>Jl llll!"tl{!ueed tlw ew Ur~OSe~ . Mr!{ Stella GrueSf'r and Mrs relude. " I Have FO.JO<i Th e l Mr and M~s R:tb Zahn and Ice man. pre>sidt• nl s ol t'IH cJrt lt·s ~h•1 Til/;' ('heo,;ter \A.omPn s Soc u.• Witham F'1sher or Mmers'i!lie l ~ , b Mrs William Mr and · 'd of S th At tbe conclusloa of bl1 0 then ga'e a rec;unw ot lht.'tr lv ul Cht l ~l wn SrrvJee mt' t . al visltf:"d Monday arternoon with ' R~~7oe;d, rolrawed by. the hymn, I sons, Steven ;ndVa.a~ere w:k. talk Mr. Grate wia-'t •'Littl,~ commg yPar s pro w( to,;. mr lurt tlw ch uH h Srp t 4 Wllh mne Mrs Charles McNamet>, Mid I. St d U Stand Up For Jes- 1Charleston, oth Mrs It Ml1cb Wbeo God Is In It, ing Mtss' San horn •ll the Allt'r mt•mhu " pn·sen l Mrs . Eva dle port. . i .~"with ~tlliam Cla rk as lead- end gueststs~l~e!r ~ er, . accompanied by Mrs. Claude Klnles Vlrt' prrs ldt>nl , \HIS m Mason Ftsher returned to hts l\ er and prayer by Rev. Lemley. David End M g Everett Davis CUnntngbam. ..... ~ dw gt' k M day after a weo:ok's . t Mr. an rs l•fl!nililld : u: :mmi!HJVMUiJI!!o/ Th t ope ntng prayet was by wor on The F'reeland Norrls quarte t are visitmg with relatives tnl POMEROY OHIO Mrs Pau lmt- Htce. scn pture Illn ess. G nt Sun I presented several numbers, af- ! Akron LAST TIME TONIGHT h M1 ss Lena rueserMrs spe Harry· Iter which Mary Francis played weekend guests of the Revd d " "'WILD AND WONDERFUL' n•ndmg b\ Mr ~. Kmg ht, EpNe~- dav WI th .Mr and . a p1ano solo, " Angel Serena_ e. and Mrs. M. E. Dowson an • CTech !lL ('Ulur l ra ns 1 4-10 Tht> !Oplr , " A ew Kt> 1ser, Mmersv1He. f' The new piano was dedtcat- ns Douglas and Dwight, were rony Curt1s. Chnst me Kau1 Purpose J.<"'ur A Ne w Age,''. was Mr and Mrs Ohn Johnson o ' R Le l d a so • th La h mann H A s1st1 ng S"turda jed by the ev. m ey, an her sister, Mrs. Ru s ~ The Congregational ChristiBn Featur~tte: l<'d by !1.1 , ~ lrt· s St ClaJrSVIIIe were t "f Mry ! song was presented b} the JUn~ I brook and sons, James, John, Church at Langsville ce\ebratWt' l e Mrs Fva K1m es, Mrs ewmng dmner guess o I. h T adi gs "OUr '1 K So's Your Antt!nna ColorcartDOn~ Ellwl un . Mrs. Elizabe-th and Mrs Milton Roush . IIMor c tm:. Swo ren" n nd, "Our ! and Roger or WI more, y. ed another year at a IOmecom· ld d F' k · k mt s er s ermo a • d Se t Jlave~. and J\1rs Ml re ran Mrs. Earl Smtth of Hemloc l C tr Church " were presentlng Sun ay p . 13 ·. WED and THURSDAY H~'porls were given by mem- Grove l'ailed on Mrs. Denver .. ou~ ~r~. Wi!IJam Grueser. Rev. Charles Norns, pastor Set. 1617 b('rs who alt endtod the d1~tr1rt Carman and Mrs Earl Freck- edR ~- Watd Radford of Beav- , of the ~hurch, wa11 master of NOT OPEN 1ASY D01S r1'. • • ufl ieers m('rung at Beaver er ~cently e t k d gave ceremomes for the afternoon. Th e program consisted of Two rnun d-rob.m card s were M and ·Mrs Raymond Ev- er was gues spea er an FRIDAY and SATURDAY Septt'mber 18-19 Sf'll l lo ~hut-ms Th e closing ans rand son and Mrs Nora Ia? ~~S~lfl~,~:~:!~ ~Sl~: ;I~ songs by the ladies choir of the " WAR IS HELL " Tony Ru• ~1 1 Bayne!' Bar p1~:~yer wa~. rt>ad from the Up- Bengel ca lled on Mr and Mrs. ; ~~~s ~· duet, "The Last ~tle Th~ annual Commun1ty Day~ c~urch, and the Freeland Nor· Earl Frecker and son, Sunday Of Th W , 1 resented servtce was planned by the ~x r1s quartet. ron .lud" •J.:Jn Wa ll y Carnpu 1f*l" Hnom uy Mrs Klmes .., lor • - " ' ....... "OPERATION PETTICOAT" The nex t meetmg Will be Od ·n e ay was P R.. ecutive commtttee of the Metgs Mr. Norris gavt the address. 1 rTPC'hn 1enlor; 8 CDior. fo Twm.o... Ughto Can \,nml Ton r' urt 1s, Joan 1 with Ellzabelh Hayes as the ev~: ~nd Mrs. Wendel Kautz ~d~~~e~it~a~~~s ~ald Rea;: County United Church women The h~ghlights or his address and F'reaa Frecker spent a day ~ d .t d Rev Monday afternoon at the En· were • The church has lost ltl O'BtJf•n Dm u Mt>rnll. D1ek program leadl'r. weigld liM ...... Sargeant ntly with Mr. and M r 1. r as organ~~ ' an · terprise EUB Church with grip on neglect of table grac•' MEET TONIGHT ~;I Frecker and son I ~err::ey sang, How Great Thou Mrs. Philip Ohlinger, preai· and Bible readl"!l ~ I ht ..... llglf . . . . . pinlo, ..... ( SUN., MON , TUES. The HomebUilders Class of Miss Patricia Fields spent rt. e h rnn "God Be Wl t h dent, in charge.. home.'' ~ eouncll IS working """' lolly, hot pin• • Sept. 20-'12. 10 the Middleport Church of ' the weekend Columbus wtth I V Th W 'M t A a in .. and Tbe service will be held at now on bnnglng back OU! ChrloWad<. :IP-131', "C HALK GARD~N" Hayley Mill s. D e bor<~ h Kt> rr Chri st will meet Tuesday ev- I her sister, Miss Mary A n n 1 th~u benedic~ioneeby ~ev .' Lem~ the Rutland Methodist church tian grip. Folks have never enmg at the church. Fi Ids I November 6 at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. grown up in the church today. .., ... lOOIC and Mrs. Bob Busb and 1 ley closed the program. Richard Lucas was named a1 Every one is for himself instead family of S1dney and Mrs AI· chairman Projects for the of helping gibers,'' he said. bert Hill of Marion were Sun· meeting are school bags and Those attending from other day guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. on yard goods whieh will be ehurcbes were: Vona McKnight \~ J Hill sent to Africa and Brazil. Rutland church; Mrs. Lena · Mr and Mrs. George Long Plans were made to secure Pickens, Racine: Mn, Clarice ., " ' and family of Springfield VSI· If a foreign student as guest l..ongstrelh, Gallipolis; Mr. and \ ited Saturday with Mr. and Debbie Powers, daughter of speaker Mrs. Robert Grate and Mr. Mrs E. J . Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers, Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt, and Mrs. Edwin Davis,_ Danvil· Mr and Mrs. Otis Midkiff of 1was guest of honor at a party Mrs. George Anderson and le; Nellie Myers, Danvtlle; Mr. Bradenton, Fla. and Mr. and Saturday afternoon at . her Mrs. Patrick Lochary were and Mrs. Wallace, Old Dexter I Mrs. Porter Midkiff of Hem- home on N. 3rd Ave . m. ob- named as the shipping com- ehurch; Mrs. Anna Mtller, Jock Grove visited sunday w1th , servance of her 11th buth~ mittee. UNICEF was diseuse- Carman Re11t home; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. E J . Hil l. ' day. . . ed, and plano wlll be announc· Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter, Car· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rich of \ Guests enjoyed dancmg and ed at , later date. Prayer by penter; Mra. Kennaw and Mro. , Caldwell spent the weekend with i games with pnzes awarded to Mrs. Arnold Richards closed Clair Nelson, Wesley Chapel; 1 her brother and sister·ln·law, Maf!anne Kloes, Amta Fultz, the meeting. Mrs. caoh Braley, Middleport i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Radford Janie Hlndy, <h· ron Glaze Attending were Mrs. Ohlin· Church of Christ. , and attended the Homecoming and Brenda Edwards .. Assorted ger and ~~- Menzel Smith of I I:;.~...........,._.......,......& 1 t the Rock Springs Methodist candy favors were giVen and the Enterpriae Church; rerreshments of hot dogs, po- Anderson of the Middleport 1 :burch. , Rev. and Mrs. Waid Radford tato chips, punch, and the Presbyterian Chureh; Mro. of l!eaver visited Sunday even- birthday cake wttll lee cream David Entsminger, Middleport ' , ing, with his brother and sister- I were served. Methodist; Mrs. Richards and \ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Attending were Glenn a Mrs. Campbell Harper, Mt. I Radford ' Sprague, Kathy Moore, Robtn Moriah B•plist Chureh, Mid· Don Mayer, student at t h e l Mills, Katy Russell, Redlna dleport; Mn. Clarence RendColumbus Barber College, spent I and Cranson Pratt, and Bobby orson, Allred Methodist; Mrs. the weekend witb his parents, !and Pamela Powers. The guest Louio Reibel, Pomeroy FedMr and Mrs. Roy Mayer. 1of honor received many glfts erated; Mrs. J. E. Foater, Pom· Miss Callie Kloes returned' Including those from her eroy First Baptlal; Mrs. WJIhome Sunday, alter a two : grandmother, Mrs. Alma Cart· liam Grueser, Rock Springs I weeks visit at Lorain wilh her . wright of Ravenna, Mr. and Melhodlst; Mrs. Jack Curtis, ' sister, Mrs. Anna Fisher. Mrs. i Mrs. C. J . E~rsbach, Pom· ForeBt Run Methodist; Mrs. Edith Zeisler of Youngstown eroy, and Jame and Patsy Houdaohelt, Racble Methodist; JOined her sister for a few days. 1 Welch. Mrs. Powers was as- Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. George Miss Kloes was accompanied . sisled with the party by Mrs. c. White, RuUand Methodist: home by her niece and hus· , Grace Pratt and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. John Hayes, Chester band, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard : Pratt. Methodist; Mrs. Gretta SimpCook and Andy Lang. son and Mrs. Lucy • Ra· Mrs campbell Harper a n d cine Baptist; and Mrtt. LOc:n· ll Mrs Arnold Richard• attend· ary, Grace Epj11Copal Church, ed the 96th aMiversary of the I Pomeroy. Corinth Baptlat church at Cen· l .:.:::::.=---,---terpoint, Sunday afternoon. , Alfred, and the hosts, Mr. and , Mtss Jane Douglas, student Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheese· Mrs. Ctieesebrew. Afternoon nurse at Holzer Hospital, re-' brew ere h01ls for a family callera Included 'Mr. and Mrs. Now I krow there's a big difference turned to ber studi.. Sunday, \ dinner at their borne Sunday Clair Woode and Connie Sue I after a two weeks vacation I in observance of the 83rd birlh· 1 ................a with her mother, Mrs. Velma day anniversary of Mr1. Cheese- 11 in tnterest rates .• . makes a big difDouglas. brew's mother, Mrs. J. B. Hay· ] es, the birthday of her aon-ln· be a period of two weeks while, , law, Kennelh West, and Timmy fe rence in your total savings. I'm in others, the cycle may be wall of Columbus, and the wed· longer and nine weeks or more l ding anniversary of Mr. and getting smart! I'm switching today to may el•P"'· M" West. A happy birthday theme was carried out ln the tablecloth BOYS aLACK t·r. . mng~ sa~~ ~ Jwne~ bull~:,~,, ~; I announ~..:_ sopb~ ~ t, ro~ ~~~· t hud I"\ (~r:~u~ ;ami!~~ \olunte~r Jell<~ engr:c;m: eq~~ ] \'~~ ~ ~Ol XVI Elberfelds l N nou~~ed p after~oon I Mr:~.~o~=~edm~ecently ..t.. ' I r.- I Ti/ ;''""~::::::::;;:;:;;:::;l ~r llu.i h"l NOW THEY TELL ME ... $10.95 I could have saved many dollars more! ... ' I . OXFORDS & LOAFERS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE SHOE BOX I\.;,.;..-----------"'T'--·u--Micld--le-po_rt_._0_·- - · and Mr. a for FINE FlOOR CARE Ml~; -...!~~s;~~~~~~~~ aon, Gregory, and Mr1. Cllarltl Woode, I...· I' ( ., '' "·~·;.J. - * •· ' ~al Amer~ in~on ~hi~~s Successfu at Coliege Leve, d I ,..................... Affidavits Of Guilt Are Filed ha~ Emory Roush Of New Haven D1'es Tuesday construe- ~ 0 I I ~~ defens~ I~ ~rst cam~ wa~ Bto.,.~,:Mutin. ne~ : ~illion , Cuba, _~tatements ~Ul oh·lOan sues ~ll1 lsiandcreek o~a f~· ~~ dn:~n 1 ~ ~ ~resklenllll elect- ~ scg~:.~ ~~~f-~~eme~nterstate l ~nstructJon 0 0 0 em~ Wil~ ~p. ~m An: E~ste": 1 l I ' !I ' ~ded cla"~· C~UM~~Se~l)~round- accl~nt ~:~e~t ~por~mafuisnz;.ornmg 1 ~ear :E?po£Es~u~· -anci- II Eschleman Emp}oyedby sCh00}Board I u•IghwayS get $44 MI•III•OD More l•D '64 Lass, 12, is FOf $250-000 · HOOVER (LEANDS of asters, a gilt to Mrs. from the deacon• of the Baptist ChlJfcll. ~lghled can· dles·.,\vere used on 'lh< bible With d~ated blrthday cake. Present were' Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Weit, TIIIUity Wall, Columbua; Mrl. J, B. Hay-., Mr. and Mro Cllffort! .. ··~~=:~ ~;~:·::: 1 Gol.dwater Asks Str~·~·ght Talk from I' DJ on Cuba 0 ~tain Cheesebrews Ate Hosts for f '/ D• am1 Y Inner centered with an ~~~~~:;: - I WASRINGTON - " FOUR I wao a Ume when presiding H d gra uattt, NEW FLORAL SHOP _ Gayle Re es, 1964 Southern Local High School In N be " docu has opened the Rees Floral in Racine on Thtrd·Sl where the Bryson ar ware one• Days ovem r, a • over lbe U. 8. Senate a was located. Rees recently graduated from the Hickman Floral School lD Cleveland. mentary lllm on the asssassina· functloa to the lntervice In add 'ttt'on to all lines of floral needs, the new busmessman has a vanety of glaSJo tion of President Kennedy, will .AJ president assigned _ wao more b• given its world premier here es.mg than 11 1o today. ware. - Sentinel Photo, Oct. 8 during tbe nalional con· KNOXVILLE Tenn. (UPI) _ Republican presidential S.sslona ran llgb and sen ference of United Press. Inter· candidate Barry' M. Goldwater, calling for "straight talk" atoro freqnenlly ealled one national editors and publishers, Ifrom the administration, accused President Johnson to· another liars. AI one stage Frank Eschleman former fa· I DETROIT (UPI)-The UnIt was announced today. Film day of trying to manage the news about Commun1St tblngs got oo tense that Vlee culty member of Middleport ited Auto Workers Unio1. today was obtained from every avrul· Cuba. · . Presldenl MarUo Van Buren High school, has beeJl employabandoned "ooJH:rises bar· able profeastonal and amateur In a prepared speech starting the second day of his took two plstolo Into tbe cham- ed to teach Dnver's Education gaining" and sel a strike source to produce a detailed four-day campaign in the. South, Goldwater sa1d the Pre· ber to supplement !be authur- after school hours by the Board deadline for 10 a. m. Friday at account of PreSident Kennedy s sident had deleted certain statements on Cuba. from the lty of bls gavel. Tblogo were of Education. For . Motor Co. death tn Dallas last Nov · prepared text of his address to the Jnternabonal Ma· onlerly that day, Eschl•man resigned last year and developments durmg the Ichinists' Convention in Miami Tuesday. '"' as teacher and football coadl COLUMBUS <UPI> _ About •••••••••••••••••••••• . Information affidavits ronowing three days. "Four The deleted statements said #t't't't't't't'¥'t'tt't'Y'tt't''tt''t'tt' to be employed In industry, as \ $4-4 million or per cent more Ibeen filed today in Meigs Coun. 16 Days In November" will be Cuban Premier Fidel Castro domeatic policies of the Eisen· Assistant Personnel D!fector of th . f was poured \ ty Common Pleas court against 1962 distributed to has failed to spread commu- bower admmistration also wer,e Vanadium Corporation of highw'ay three men artd l woman accusthe world after 1ts premier nism from Cuba and that the ordered deleted from Johnson s 1ca, Graham Stat10n olant tlon program during fiscal 1964, ed of burgt.ary and other crimes her<. !stand posed no threat to U.S. prepared text. PreSJdenttal } The board also discussed the I Highway Director P E. MasheProsecutmg Attorney Bernard security. aldea explained that certam proposal Monday night from t re rted today I Fultz brought In the affldavltt WASIUNGTON PRES!· Asks Why material in the speech had not the Ohio Council on Education , er hpo i · d' entermg pleas of gutlty by Gerdent Johnson's 1trlng of victor- "Why the deletions' Why the been fully cleared.) · for the Initiation of a bill to 'I In t e f$28tsca yelalr en mg '1unet l aid Eugene Karns, Lawrenco ed t n to K 'II 30 1962 I ffil 100 was spen les ID Congr~ss appear a an statements in the ,first place?" Goldwater ew noxvl e increase the sales tax !rom 3 h" h s and in 1964 J Rtchard Will, Larry wIll 'lam 1 Will, and Estella Ma, Karns. enrl today w1th hts health care Goldwater asked. "Does be from 'Fampa. where he wound .._ to 4 cents. ' for new lg way ·n· I bill apparently on its way to (Johnson) really believe that up a tour of North carolinat The additional one cent would I the amount was ~ 25 ml lon,. t .NEW HAVEN - Funeral ser- • The £our had been returned thf' legislative graveyard. ccommuntsm has not spread Georgia and Florida 1\lesday, BOULDER_, Colo. (UPI) - A: provide money for better edu~ Masheter said m a repor o I vtces for Emory Roush, 76. from Columbus to Meigs eoun. House supporters oJ health from CUba? Does he really be· balling the doctrine of states' 12-year-old girl who passed col· cation m Ohio, tbe coundl said. I Gov. James A. Rhodes do~I~s~ ~ New Haven. who dted Tuesday, ty Tuesday by Sheriff Robert care lor the aged under Social lieve that Communist Cuba rights and appealing for Demo- lege entrance exams wtu enter Tbe Ohio Council on Educa· first 18 months o:i the: been Will be h•ld Thursday at 2 P m. C. Hartenbach and Middl eport Security 'l'lleiday gave up their ses no threat? craUc votes. • the nlrth grade at St ,Ger- lion is composed of the Ohio tra tlon that $1 bt wr a;i ht·oi I IEDT\ at the N~w Haven ~UB Chief of Police Herbert Gtlkey. attempt to push tt.e moasure po"There are all too !DSl)Y He was enthusiastically wei- \rude's Academy here thtl fall. ' Education Associtaion. the Ohio earmarked, exclusive g en· I church With bunal m the The court also mJicated . in lhrough lhls week because they uesUotlll piling up at the door corned by large crowls. An es· Snndra Louise Sanborn - who School Boards Association, the -way costs, for p~el~ml ~ ts Lone Oak ce~etery, Pt Pleas an entry that the ;enlencmg dld not have enough votes. , :, lhe White •House-questlono timated 100,000 persons greeted was never in a achool classroom Ohio B u s i n e s OfftC· gtnoo;mg f Ph l"" s \ ant, Th;.. Bem· by Judge John c. BaclliUil R<tb 0 about Viet Nam, questions him In Atlants. before last June - passed ber lals Association, Ohio School cover ng mles I ert lle!dlb&l. " "JJ',"!mi been '8 ~~~ 1ord Will olftctate 1 .......__ WASHlNj>TON ,... $EN. J, about Bobby Baker , • , about In hlo various .talks, Goldwa- entrance examinations at lhe Employ... Assoc., and the He saldt.!,!'l' \he : He was born August 2. 1888 continued until Oct. IS. Hender· 0 Strom galn from public•olflce ter took jibe. at University of Coloracto. Ohio Congress of Parents and has be at the Broad Run commumty son was apprehended, with two olina, wllo ran lor •president lit alliliit 'political use of Johnson's "soulhern drawl," Although college officials !llld Teachers Assoc. penod and another I'100 Wlf tlJ near New Haven, the son of the juvemles. m connertion wiih bur]948 as li Ob:lecrat, Ia bolting contracts, and now, questions Mid , Hubert Humphre, , tbe she has the capacity for getting Petitions In regards to the opened before t • Jrst 0 e late Lewts Wesley and Lydia glary of anothor rural home, the party to become about the President's policy Democratic vice A's and B's In competition with tar proposal are Ia be circulal- year. J d De of Weaver Roush. He was a ftre- and oi a motorcycle. 31 and posture regarding Coha," candidate, doesr't "belie¥e tbe other freshmen studl!nts, they ed in each IIChool district tn Between u1Y 1e:n man at the Ltverponl Salt works , a Goldwltet', 'lepublit!an. Thurmond'!! declmon makes Goldwater said. South Is a part of the United said she might be up against Ohio with Middleporl's quota ~his year, ~oth ~cts are in Hartfnrd H1s w1fe, Jesste, , • him the major political defect· (UP! White House reporters States," and said many of the "unrealistic" oompelillon social- set at 50 names. Representa- m constr~etw~ P j t dted m j954. I J\fHS Semor Oass or oJ the presidential said that, in addition to the South's mllitsry lnstallaUons ly if she entered the UI<iversity. tives of the above named asso- 1 Sut·vlving are four sons, I Holding Car Wllsh .. He is the senator statements on be .elose-d down if Johnson The girl was •.aJght trigonom· cJations met recently and system is per cent O[)("n to Willis, Seattle. Wash.; Conn, The Middleport Senior Cia!! 39 1 to SWitch parties smce Wayne critical of Goldwater •nd lhl! lS reelected. etry and the Greek alphabet at ed Mr. L. W. McComas, Supt. traffic with 520 miles complet· Pomeroy ; Bmhe. New Haven, is starli ng on Its fund -rai sing L. Morae of Oregon became a . . • lhe age oJ four by her father. of scllools, as captmn of t h e l ed Another 255 miles are under and Emory Ellis, St. Peters- projects for their annual spring Democrat In 1955. Sources srud Registration for sh th th Middleport district. d S08 II are burg, Fla ' two daughters, Mrs. trip to New York City. They the conservative senator When e _enters e nm Representing the groups were an m es Vena Newland, Dover, Ohio, Will s nsor a car wash SaturDance 01188es Set grade, she wlll be two gradea Emerson Jones president of m the engmeermg stage or nghl and Mrs Maxme Durst New po be h ll tell Soulh Corollnlans he feels Tbe Gl · D · S h00I 0 I nh d 0 f ormal for her age ' f belng obtained · · ' day , Septem r 19 at town a . he can freedom of or1a c n · the Board of Education; -o ·Way . · Haven; 10 grandchildren, one l The nee Will be $1.2S which , ea judJIIIIent atid actjoo only as a the Dance has announced a iShe was taught by her ialher, Ham Ingles,, P .TA. president; Masheter satd this has been brother, Lemley, Middleport, • include~ the inside and outside mem"- oflbe RepubHcan par· new fall term starting October Robert, 54, a former electromcs Mrs Pearl Reynolds oJ the done with 1,300, or 12 per cent, and two sisters Mrs Earl Hoif. , f h Cl be 'll ""' 3 R · t t' f ... ball t · eer and her mother · ' f wer employes ' o t e cars. ass mem rs WI ty beaded by presidential nom· eg:as ra Lons or e' • • Teachers Association and Mr. e · man. Hartford, and Mrs. Okey be at town hall from a.m. un-9 lnee Barry 'M. Goldwater. acrobatic, baton, will be accept· Lmda, 50, a secretary In the de- McComas. Hesson, Pt. Pleasanl. til all work is finished. ' ed at the DAV hall, Butternut partment of Slavic and The board also approved the m-LO TEMPS The bndy will be taken to the .1, ATLANTA- SOUTHERN PI'M'SBVRGil IUPI) Ave. In Pomeroy, Saturday, languages at the Universty 0 purchase of Biological and ] NEW YORK IUPlJ _T he 1church to hem state one bour 1 Republicans .tod'y balled a re- Ohio man has fijed suit against Sept. 19 from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Colorado, Pbysical Science equipment un· highest temperature report- \ prior to the S<'rvtce Ground Brl'llking port that Sen. Strom Thurmond, the Island Creek Coal Co . . of \ Patrons may register lm one or der title 3, a program sponsor· ed Tuesday to the u s. Weath· \ Friends may call at th• Fo- 1 F A d S D-S. C., hall . to switch Huntington, W. Va.,. . seekmg all of the type dance. Collts will Begin ed by the Federal Government er Bureau, excloding Alaska and glesong Funeral home anytime alleglance tb the GOP. Demo- $250,1100 damages lor !DJUrles al· ltllltructors are Glof\3 Buck, for the improvement of science, Hawaii was !Ol at lmperial, 1todav di math, and foreign languages C I'! • d y A. The ' · breakmg ceremonies will be crats senerally withheld com· leged to have been suffered In Denise Snodgrass and J u d y ment awaltlnJ Thurmond'• olfi- an while working. Fraser. Osteopllth Stu . es Jnclnded In the purchase will held Saturday at the Ohio Expocia! announcement. The swt, filed TUeiday In beStev• H. Coals haa enrolled be a table for the B!Olog1cal Sci· at Mont tier Vt Meigs Memorial Hospital stlions Center lor the ''"" Htgh"Thla II a very algnillcant half of 'l'llomao G. Wilson of ADLAI TO SPEAK lu the Klrk1ville (Mo.) College ence room and equipment lor was 25 pe ' · ADMISSIONS - Freoa faeh· · way Patrol Academy, Gov. Janobreaklbrough In 1upport of Sen- RD2 Cljeqpeake, Oho, charges CLEVELAND ,(UP[) - Adlai of Osteopathy and Surgery as a Biology classes and electrical nle. Middleport, Edtth Cook, es A. Rhudes ann~unced today. ARREST MADE Pomeroy The academy wtll be named ator Goldwali!r," said VIrginia lhe company with nesllge\tce in Stevenson, U. S. ambassador to first -year student. He is one of equipment lor Physical Science GOP Chairman Robert Corber. : not securing a hatch on a lhe Unlted Nations, will be the a claiS oJ 100 students begin- classes. The Ohio State Patrol report· DISCHARGES - Betty Rus· for the late Gov. George White, "It wlll encourage all conserva- ' barge on which Wllaon was main speaker Oct. 2 at a etvlc ntng studies Ibis fall at the na· Mr. McComas announced ed today lhe arrest of Larry sell. Minersville. Dons Jane under whose admuustratwn tho tves to. lllpport Senator working. lunch, the hlghllghl of 1 month- tloo's oldeat college preparing the 1116US emollmen~ includ- Laudermlll, 21, Pomeroy. cited Ohlinger, Mason. patrol was estagltshed, and the wnter, certainly lt will The plalnUff clalms to have lonJ program of events com- osteopathic physicians and lltll'- log 268 pupDs in lhe Elementary to Gallipolis court Sept. 21 for late Lynn Black, first superJnage all ~ vatives to suffered leg, hack, spine, Deck memoratlng lbe U. N. geons. Building; 290 1n the Central ] speed. tendent oJ lbe patrol. hold support for and abdominal Injuries May 2S, Coots enters a four • year School, and 250 In lhe b 1g h , Meigs Geoersl Hospital Johllllon." 1962, when be feU throngb tbe DIVORCE GRANnm program leading 1n the degree school. , ADMlSSlONS - Leroy Red • • open batch. The accident A divorce hall been granted of Doctor of Osteopathy. Prior BOND FORFEITED ison, Pomeroy: Edgar istrJcting is MOSCOW - WFSl'ERN Dl·l CWTed on 1the Ohio Rlver Nellie M. Coleman frotll ijarry to enrolling at vcos, Coats LOCAL TEMPS William Donahue, 58, Bellaire. nolds, Cheshire; Victoria On Special Agenda plomala were puzzled HunUngton. At the time, Wilson L. Coleman ~ custody of two attended MlamJ University. He 1 forfeited $Z5 bond m Mayor Iey. Middleport. COLUMBUS (UPI) -T h t Premier Nlklla S. was employed as a oeaman. minor chlldnn 'warded ber, in is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- The temperature was 70 de- 1Charles Legar's court Tuesday DISCHARGES . Ohio General Assembly appa,. warning thai the Suvlet Meigs County Common Pleas ert L. Coats, 295 South Front grees to downtown Pomeroy at on a charge of failure to yteld 1Payn<. Middleport; Melvm entiy wlll be called into special HAMRICK KILLED court. Street, Middleport. 11 a. m. today. 1nght of way. I Dexter. session In November to deal has a doomsday could cause "the RAVENNA (UPI) _ James wilh several pressing matters, and extermloatlOI! of including congresswnal redls- pa~ :of;;_;P~om;;;;er;;o:oy:. l:ili el\s ,aUol\al B fnk \~ (•re~~s Dem~t • ""'- • ~\~r~Rootttt'4l.llol!lll ~ lltl.•ll~ I BLUE LUSTRE SHAMPOO 0 :"'S:: STYLES EVERY YEAR? I ~ 0 WHO PAYS THE I .: PR_I_O:_FI_ve_CENTfi__,! _ _ _ ' A tb~aters aro~nd ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I : WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964 22 ! \' COST OF CHANGING AUTOMOBILE BODY. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · •\ Jnt«•ruatit!l!l&l ...ito Debbie Powers Is Honored 77 fh 8 • thd ay ol''l ' a-. ._,.. ' '-f'rpm· '. I ,? J WIRf NEWS cOngregational Church Holds HomecOming 1 - . ~ ·. ( b~ D I Community ay Service tO be H /d N 6th e ov. . , r . BRIEF~· . ~·.> - u; MEIGS THEATRE ' . r• ,, " .• 1 FJsh- l r~m . . '. , vicky~-,. Chester Soc1ety b TOplc A out ) .;.. At A (;lantle - :·: VllllJ.liH t~r~ : !J _,~ Strip Mine Reclamation PrOblems Will be Eliminated, Says Dickman ~--•••• r ....... Metnl1 ' . . , ... <. - NO. 131 -· fro:'; ] l2th~ ~· ~mss Ohi~ enttne "'YEA'I'HEI i~ ~on: p~annl~ ~~~~~sesh • y a·t ., • ::an We~ersmlller. •• fte commoo dolphiD ul 1llo Medllerranean and Allude lou llatw- Ill llld 1101 leelrl. and\ l..tlllhf'~ I '" ·r .... ' '0 '. r< cioudo thai would kllllall earth. or tfii.t Khurilu!bev referring( ·~ other ktnd ray 'i ed '' attempt at bly China. b ::~t~:~::"S:~~:~~ Booster Group Enlists Over 400 1r.1em ers :~~~J~~~~A.i ~c~~ ~~= ll.tf' and )overtpmed. A Ou,jptat 'll!ffle, :15, war . 1nJUte4, ' - A record may have been for m~berships In lhe Booster Athletic when sllghUy 'in exceu at fl per card, were tbe last \weootend. 'tile These receipts, wtth others, It possible lol' Robert. King to report to I meeting In the high ~ool t!al· eterla $967.74 on hand, film (for games) yet paid for. The Boosters have pledged In of f2,tl00 to Ill" fund to help pay ' football equipment. JltW. are Invited to cards Irom lflndo;;r not been reached on whether he ward Crooks, Deb b I e would call the session, but that Grueser, Susy Ohlinger. M r s. if he did so it would be for eiU.. Lionel Bo~gs, Mrs Don Mullen, er Nov. 9 or Nov. 16. Mrs. Wilham Warner, Mrs. Ray Ptckens, Mrs. Engene Conde, EVEN IF CLOSE Mrs. Denver Nelson, Mn. CLEVELAND (IJPii Dl· liam Childs, Mrs. Cornell Vance, rectors oJ tbe Cleveland Iodl· ans sald today If dcket aen. 1 Mr' N · • iDg campaign eortlea .within $1 ehana':.f. sN ormanBurdette million o1. lrrdllOelilelltl ol.fered by other cities for tile franchl!ll 1 ~ ;~'\Irs Hack":'~ Jay M' · · the American ' IailiO baaebal Mrs'··~· sauer club wiD stay beft. MIS~ • Mona Lee Neal, Lots McElhln· D!'Y, and Phyllis Racket!. Vol· unteers were asked k. sell proat lhe next home on Ocl wben PomerO) to Middleport. Booatero will mount th "Victory Bell" acqUired t 'w ago.near lhe Central bijlld. for use during football . pmes. Lowell Price Ia In eharge ol lhlit project The bell ,l fU from · Devil football games were not available due to the game hav· lng been played Snturday ~tght. Orange and black nags wdl be placed atop the ltadium lor the next game. The game hall of lhe next home game - Pomero} - will be auctioned off, as was the ball used in lhe Rutland game. Ladles aiSjsting Mrs. Wehoter In membership sales were Mrs., Ted Riley Jr., Mrs. Rob- ]!O'*Iboat ·glven the Alhlaa, · a tc 10ld JamesMrs. Brewer, Mrs.Smllh, Da- t.i Lewla, . ¥~SS , Chrlstba ert Craig, Charles Rose Hackett, ~. ) Plain\lng ,j:flfo·i~·· " 1111 . ~:~:~~r L~:· ~.'!.sM:; g:;,. Sau.; Marie, tba ' Mlas~·~~~!~~~~j~-$~ _ vlcl Jay Jentilii, Mra. Robert Miss Steplw¥e hUll!. M Mta. Lawrence s~. Walia!lll,'.loira. ,, Ialllllldr, Mrl. 1114 lib. •lloD • .; J: ,. l '' �... . --····· -.J" \, ' ..... . • Th~ ' ' ' J ' ' ,By WOllam Lawreee, D.D.S. ''Doclot' I'd rather bll'e • baby ~ have 1111 te«h drlllo ed " so the old dental •lor7 goe~: Some paUenll go evea lurther and say such things as, "1 broke my leg In three placet1 IDd bad to Ue In tho 111011' f or over an hour before belnf r • cued. But II didn't bother me as much as having my teeth drilled.'' Tills feeling about dtolllll7 11 unreal. rare fantasy and Imagination, notblnl more. RaYIn& your teeth dr!Ued Is a tern. ble nuisance and a bore. It'a time consuming, and It would be dlfficult to lind IIDYODAI whA wouldn't rather be doing someth\ni more plee!IBill, But dread. Constitution Week 'Significant' stitution curbs Congress and the executive and 'nle - k of September 13-19 bas b..n desigjudiciary in the amendi)lents, eapeclally tho nated as " Constitution Week." Each year an lint ten. waervance Is scheduled throughout the nation Among other things, Cangresa Clllllot make In rocognttlon of the lmportanoo of the Feder· a law respecting estobllalunent of rellg!on or al Constitution which lonna the basts of our prohlbltlng Its free exercise, or ab~ the national gove,;,.ent. It IDllures a stable bal· !reedom of speech, of the press or the nght ol ance of powers between the legislative, aocpeople to assemble peaceably and to peU· ti and judicial branches of government by tion the government lor a redreu of grlevanc;,.:~ding curbJ upon the authority of each. For Instance mighty u our Congreso Is, tho esThe Constitution olso curbs the courts. For Constitution d.;.s not give It certain powers: d example, they cannot deny a person a fair 1 Congress, nor anyone else, can swJpe~ hearing duly represented by counsel. writ of habeas corpus, unless the public The Constitution, wlticb divides the work ol aal<ty demands it during rehellion or invasiOn, the three brancbes of government, conclude~ All officers or others must obey a court ha':! by telling where tho remainder of the poW<> bring In anyone In their custody to see w • rests _ jWit bt ease anybody gell any Ideas o1 or he Is held lawfully· . d " dictatorship. Thert are things no state can do, t ·pass " bills of attain er, anno C 2. ongre111 c anI In lance " make or enforce any law which epeclal acts to punish someone. Congress c s';:'oll ~bridge 1M prtvllegea or lrnrnunlUes of not by-pass the courts. citizena of the United States. • h 1 3. Congress cannot pass an ex post facto a~ If there are any powers not given to t o - a law which makes an act ~ cnme. whic States government or reserved to t \~ was not one when done, or which pumshes the United states, they belong to the people. The Cona offender more than called for when done . tuiton d..s not seem to limit the people. 4 Congress cannot tax. exports from any (Tills article Is based upon the law of Ohio. ltaie nor by regulation favor one state's pori 1t Is not Intended to advise anyone on a speclf· over another's , nor make one state's vesse s Jc problem. No >"'rson should ever attempt to clear or pay duties to another state ln order to apply or Interpret any law without tho aclvic<~ enter. 'II ' the Conof a lawyer.) Belidos these denials from wt un. ihe th; By FRED DOWN a four-hitter spired with l2 UPl Sports Wrltt>r strikeouts ita the nightcap Ray "When he hits, they win _•• Sndecki went 6 1-3 innings to That 's tne tribute rival Na- raise his record to 17-10 while tional League managers play Gibson's win marked his dxth Johnny Callison 3 ,1d It sums up straight complete-game victory . in 8 nutshell why the PhilaJackson Wins toth delphia Phillies are driving . Larry Jackson be:ame lht> hard onCE' again to capture first 20~game wmn~r m t~ m_a their first pennant since 1950. I jors. thiS ~eason with a six-hit· The Phillies have won three 1ter m which he held the Reds straight gfJ!Jles and it's no co- 1hitless after the fourth . Andre inctdence that •M 25-year old 1 Rodgers hit a three-r~n homer All-Star game hero is hitting land Ron .santo knocked m t·:vn like a guy who can virtua lly 1runs bt>h md Jackson, who mtaste his share of the World creased _his. record to 20-lO. It series melon. ' ~ark s hi S first 20-ga me season Ca llison was Johnny--on-the- ' m the maJor s. spot again Tuesday night when .Juan Marichal pitctwd a rourhe singled home Richie Allen in the sixth inning to g4ve t11e Phillies a 1·0 victory over the Houston Colts . Callt'son has '. lui? Frl&htful? MOII!lroutf Tltese are adjective• ol tho dim past. Tiley are carryoven from the dark agea ol tho barber • aurgeon-denllst. PaiD 1o a biPIJ eompUoaled phenomenon. Some people 181 they bave a "low lbrelbold lflr pain"; I.e, very Dille paln aends them reeU.,. But bow can tb1J be evalllaled? Sow much pain Is due to orlgllllll lllmnll that reacb the brain, IDd bow macll Is due to tiona from these llllmnll! Having your teeth drilled af. ter a tong, tiring day at the of. fice can euggerate pain, Hell" Jng stories abot•t how a friend was tortured by her dentist, jWit before your own appointment, can also Jntensll) your pain. Children who overhear their parento grumble a n d complain aboUt their denUot are frightened long before they rrr- gone 6·for-12 in three the Phillies' current string of straight . wins but what 's more signjfi}UGH POINT WINNER - Larry Lee Smat~, Athen:'3, . cant is the fact t)lat h~ has and employed by Columb us and Sout hern OhiO Electnc . driven in four of the nine runs ~iddlep?rt, holds the troph y for high points for the ye ar i sco red by the team . m sanctioned Scramble ra ces presented Sunday at the . Along those same lillf's the Meigs County Motorcycle Club :-:; ponsored T-T Scrambles. last game in which J·{;hnny . f .1 d a1 e to make a h1t was lost by the Phil lies. ResuIts 0 f T•TSCrambles Voice of Broadwav ••• reportmg ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN BLED Dear Troubled: Its' aiW4Y• best to believe • man 1B Innocent until proved guilty Make It deflnlta you doa't ,mind an evenlnfl out with the boys, but you want to know when and where; and you won't stand sUU for being stood up on Saturday night without even a phone call, A1J for your neighbor'• advice: don't take it Don't even ASK lt. Family oroblerns ahould stay nome where they belong. -li. HELEN HELP US! the news that their fashion pet, Sara Fred· ericks, has opened a salon at the Plaza. Thev 've been begging her to come to New York for years. ---- i FteuR~Ne OIJT HOW TO SP.END TRY A LITTLE TRUST Dear Helen: · · We have been married 10 years IDd have four children, We wore ~~e~>arated one year beCause m) husband started ataying out all ollht, and l discovered lte had tleell running around. But he bef!ged me w take him back, and since tb-. .._ ....... ..,__. • au ..._ AIJ.. THE MONEY ~\.LSAVE­ CO'AES THE: CI.INKE:R···• . . . . - . . . . .... _... . . . . . .... ~ ~ ......... tM .... eHI• .. ~ ..... 0111 .. fllll'tMI . . W#IIIMi ..,.......... . .!Ottlflt>IU ICifMN!II. lftt.. Ml ...... .... .... a ........ Yerll City New Y•rL Sulrw;rlptl•tt ...... ..,..._ 1.,-... evelll.... Otl..,.,.. ~ -~ f'.... . ' ' • : 1 Put ·stars in her e~es with her own Starlite phone I YOUTHS 1 Missouri Backfield is Threat In 1964 Big Eight Grid Race By BILl. OSTHOFF I big eight at 6-J. United Press lnternalional I New head coach G o m e r KANSAS CITY Mo. fUPJ) _ .Jones ha s 28 lettermen return- ; Missouri' s backfl~ld corps. tops : ing.' including !ullback Jim : in the Midlands, eou ld pack . Gr1sha m and Iacki e Ralph Neeenough punch to dPrc1 il favored ! ly. I Oklahoma in the 1964 Big Eight The Sooners have q~arter_back Conference football r<lC(' , problems although Mtke Rmger . most of la st season with .an . h Kansas an d defen d mg r am- · out lb · · t d t · pion Nebraska a lso rat e a pns- j e ow InJUry ,~ IS ex~ec e o. 'bl s· E'gl t t' tl b'd l'l . be ready for ca turday s opener · Sl e 1g I I l e I Wile , f M ] d 1 Churck Studley·s Cincm nati a M" ary <~_n · d Okl h 1 . ISSOUrl an a Ollila m~t Bearca ts, w1Lh star quarterback 1 N De · • 14 d b th Brig Owens among 25 relurning i . ov. at· n d Yb en ~me 5 , 1 i 1me, rna ure y exper1enee, k _lett~rmen, r~n as. heavy avor- 1 could guide the Tiger backs to 1tes m the M1ssour1 Valley Con· a b'g t 1 1 upse. ference. 1 Sayers Leads Kansas Led by quarterb.1ck Gary ] Kansas, led by star halfback Lane and ~al~back J ~hnny_ ~o- , Gale Sayers and a bigger inland, OOth Jumor s. Mlslioun IS terior line boost coach Jack expected t? unfold it.s _most po- Mitchell's spirits. tent offens1ve attack 111 Coach Despite heavy graduation JosDiln Devine's seven-year tenure. ses at Nebraska, the Cornhusk- . Lane led the big eight in to- ers wiJJ be tough. A fine group , 1al offe.nse (1010 yards) and of sophomores and the return I passing (710 yards) a' a sopho- 1of veteran halfbacks Bob· Hahn more last year and Roland, who and Kent McCloughan assure missed 1963 action because of ! Coach Bob Oevrm~y of anottier I ~sd plinary reasons. rusherl for : winning season. . 8:lO rards as a rookie in 1962 : Iowa State and ·Colorado are and led th ic' league in scoring rated above Oklahoma S t a t e with 78 points. and Kansas State In the lower rung of the big eight. \ · LOses Six UnemPn Altltough gradUBtion cloimed · In the MiBSOuri Valley, Stud- I six 6f D'evine's starting linemen I le}· embarks on his fourth sea· 1 from .a '7·3 overall 1963 squad, I •on at Cincinnati and tlte Beara fin e crop of alternate!! return I cats, · With their entire backand the Bengals are expected : field returning, should . field · to·,' r;Utk tll)long the top defen· : their best club slrice the early stve · cluba in "the loop. i 'SOs. OI<Jahoma's oSooner s lay claim. l Wichita, who shared tlte Ill the litl~ favorites because o( league tide with Ch!j'lllnatl last cyera;n.. depth and experience .year, suffered from: lfadnation !rorit a 1116li squad that llnbheil and IM1 expected 'to . m111111:11 'I. -~<ill pel .~ ill IIMi llie1l • .• ' . ' .. •.' ~ ·' ''·• ' FEATURING WILSON EQUIPMENT FOOTBALL Helmets With Mask FOOTBALL Shoes Odordl & Shoos S9.9S - ! I' Treat her like the young lady sh~ is, and give her a bright liftle STARLIT£·• phone of her own. She'll love the pos~ ah<l privacy of this beautY wilh the dial thai glows in the · dark. And she can haVe it in a cOlor to match her surroundings. Call ourBusiness Office today, and learn how little it will cost to have a STARLJTE extension p.hone for your angel. . ' : :·, ·, \ I ~~ ~GENIIIAL TELEPJI(}NE ®f,·f~ ·,~·;_, America'a fncloP,Ond""l Telephooe System ' .. -ltftt· .,................... .,. ..................... ,...., .......... '""...... ..... ....... ..... .., Mlrit .... llt.Mt . .... • lUI; .. ,... . . . . . ..... Ash}ey Narned T HeadUp . Ki k p Closed lnSliHCtJVe Shoot" II tefl.h ,_ tMtNf ... fttiiRflt¥1•• .. . . Dill\ hnt!MI ...... ....... ... - 1 King WI.ns West ntE DAILY SDiTINEL -H ° £ EERRfS WORLD "'*''........., '"........ •"-" .... ._,Mil ...._ ....... FOur cOunty FOotbaII Games Are Scheduled Thi·s Weekend .• I ... \ ! pOints • 0ver Boston Tearn THE ALMANAC ........_.. ! syracuse Favoredby ll pts· - NGS I :!"ln- anc: hitter and struck out six behind 1 San Francisco attack that ineluded 1 homer by Tom Haller : and a ...riple by Hal Lanier. Galen Cisco suffered his 17th loss against five victories for the By UaitecL Pr~s International WedliHday's Probable Plleben ~<1ets who are winless against I Amt>ricaa Leagut 1 Chicago at Detroit _ Peten 1Marichal in nine lifetime declw. L. Pf't. GB ll7_,, vs. Lolich (16-7). : sions. BaltiiT'tJre 88 60 .59a Wa shington at Clevelanc . A crowd of 14_.920 - . smallest Ch 1cago 87 61 .588 1 i l mght J _ Narum (9-l ) n Cl 3 1 . m Dodger Stad1um history New York 84 59 .587 P-'.! 1Stenhou ~ 12_71 vs . Siebert ltHi) , , 70 .524 10''2 and l'wicOowell (B-6) . saw Willie Davis, Ron Fairly Detro1t and Bart Shirley collect three " You won't bt lotlna: • son, 1Los Angell-'S 76 72 .514 12 ).imnesota at Baltimore hits fur the_ Dod.gers. who 1Mrs. S111dlordt yoa'U ~" cata- Clevela nd 72 72 .500 14 1 lmghtl _ Pascual (D-1l vs 1 tagged Bob F'rtend w1th h1s 17th inc a qll~rback . · Minnesota 73 74 .4.97 14 L.7 Bunker 416 _41 . Joss .. Larry . Miller re_ceived I Boston 65 83 .439 23 Lo~ Angeles at New York _ . cr~-<ht fo r h_ls fourth Win de- ~""'1;11.-r-~w ~ $HJ4HJ Washington 57 90 .388 30 t.:- Brunet 12-1 J vs. Bouton (1~13) sp1le three hi ts by Roberto CleKtmsas City 54 92 .370 33 Kansas City at Boston -Odom 1 mente. The Pomeroy-Rutland footTuesday 's Resu;ts 'l l·OJ v~. Monbouquett.e {10-13;. baU game Saturday night; Washinglon at Clev Ppd. rain Thursday 's Games will be playt>d at RuUaod, starting at g P m th 1 . Los Ang. 7 N. Y. 0. night . Los Ang. i:l f N.Y .. twilight · ., • usua , Chicago 3 Del. 2, night. JO ins.! <Only games ,cheduled 1 time. Some confuRion has re1 lted fr li Boston 8 Kan . City 0, night Natiunal Lt'agutom ear .. ·~ports the . Minnesota 2 Baltimore t, night w. 1.. P•·t. GB J.tlllne was to be Fr~day at , . . Pomeroy. i M . •- ; · d ~hl\a de~phia :~ ~~ :~~ 6 Two league contests and lwo 1 an 1mpress1VP 28-6 wm over the Also, fans Intend log to at- : ajor ..eague 1..ea ers , S;;n ·~.~~~~~f'isco 65 non-leag ue battles make up Highlanrlers of Southwestern . ) tend the Mlddleport-Wahama By United Pr ..ss lntt-rnatiD'lal , ~~ -~~ ~'11 66 514 13~ this week 's football S<'hedule in Eastern was white-washed in [ gamt al Wahama Frldav art" I Nalional Lt'ague CtncmmltJ 74 70 the SVAC . t fi . t t" , p· t ' reminded that rame starts I C!mnt•. Pitt ~j9AS~I ~4 1~j ~~:4 ~~tr\:~~~:.h. 74 71 .510 14 ' The two league affa irs will 1 ~ 1 ~ ou mg. ' . Ira et I see North Gallia battle Et:~ s lern are sli ghtly favored ,n this con- at 7 p.m., Ohio time, or 8 P· Carty. Mil 116 390 60 127 .:l2fi Lo <> Angt'lt'S n 7'l .so:! 15 m., ·at North . Gallifl , Southwestern ~ · Wtst Virginia tim~. I Aarun, Mil 133 533 98 17:1 .J25 ('1lJ(..' i:lgo 67 78 .462 :l t 1 test. . h R 577 79 87 16!"1 !86 .322 Houst«u 59 88 .338 .40! Jtl [ osts acme. . : The son th wes tern ~ Hacme · "''"'""'"'"'"'"""'""'"''"'"'=''""""· Wili ams. Chi 1144 :m 5:11 :{18 NPw York 49 3i Ia Announced by Host C)ub er see the t•torturer ... What can be done about paint our deepest gratitude must LEGAL THOUGH LATE bane and lather. go to Dr. Albert Einhorn, and Dear Helen: Until ne stops with his friends others who came after him, lor When Dan (I'll call hlm) and for a drink and gets to soootdiscovering and perfecting proThere wao almost a mutiny on the set of the 1 first mot, 1 was separated lng darts and playing shuffle caine. Tho original discovery new Bing Crosby series because !lor Bmgle from my husband, but our re- board and loses '.rack of tho was modo about 50 years ago. wanted to wrap up 26 shows in three montlts. ligion tnot Cathollc). wouldn't time, so ho says, Thla happent We have lav>wn It by Ill many When tho key memhers of the staff became allow divorce . we dtd wrong, once every four or live weeki. trade names of which the most hysterical at the thought, he added another 1 know, but it 1eerned so right We always go ou+ to a show popular for some yean was three months to the shooting schedule ... . .. to move Lo another town as or something on Saturday. Losl 'nlta column Ia dedicated to ..Novocaine." Newer fonnulas man and wile. Now, 20 years Saturday he didn't come home Stanley Kramer wants comedia~ Jonathan family living, "' if you're htW· are much more potent and ters for an Important dramauc role In An- later, my husband has died, until 3 a. ·m. He said be met lng ldd trouble or just plain . dersonville" . . . Voice maestro Carlo Menot- and wo are free to marry. But some friends after work, and trouble, let Helen help YOU. safe. These local anestheUco have ti has a new Maurie. Chevalier type f r e s h now would It look If the notices kept thlnkinl he'd break away She will also welcome your been a great atep forward In from Italy. His name is Rico Bertoni, Eng· como out in the paper? And I but never did, Thal'l why be own amusing experieneoa. Ad· making denUatry virtually painlish translation "Wcbard Burton." No relation, understand they will. Even If didn't call, I accused him .of dress Helen Bolte! In care of leu, When Injected Into t h • we went to Reno, our local running around on me agam, of course. this newspaper, gums, the solution Is abeorbed Look for a compaign to prettify gaa sta· paper pieka up Nevada marrl· he said if he \fore cheat. and pasaes through the bone tlons all over the nation. There seems to be ~ agea when the persons Uva lng be'd try to hide It by IBY· and into the teetb, making them growing coast-to-eoast objection to the gaudi· bere in our town. Even sever- Ini' he had to work, or getting Any type of dentistry numb. ness of 1M gas stations, and they are betng al state• away, there's always horne pretty close to OL tln!O. By Ualled Prell IDierDaUonol from multiple extractloDll to ~ banntd from many residenUal areas. So the the chance. Wo have two clill• Should I bo·lieve him, or Today Wednesday, Sept. 16, pie fllllnlll can be done wllll big oil companies plan to doJJ them up every· dren who, of course, lmoY· none ohould 1 do like my neighbor 11 _, ~. 'th 106 to very lltUo discomfort. where and make them fit into the scenery · · of the circumstances. says and stay out aU ntghl to the 260th day "' 1.,.. W1 The injection Itself It easier we have lived respectable The latest quote from the predictably Ialka· show him bow It feeii?-TROU- fo=· ·.nooo , aproaehing 111 .. to take because of ohatper, thin11 tive Melina Mercouri: Men are better than Uvea, go to church, have rais1 nor needles and better teclmlq· women. They are more - what you say ed our lanliiY well. Our son " Alan Jay Lerner's new musical about phase, th u be CINCINNATI <UPI) - Liv"' fullTile morning stan are Mer· ues, TopJcal anes e ea can first class." (And they're different, too, hon- an honor student, with a schol· extrasensory perception is finished, with mu· cury, venus, Jupiter and Mars. wiped on the gums so that rrrarship to college. Our daught· atock: ey .! sic by Burton Lane, who took the job when the cattle 900, calves 200: alaugh· The evening star 11 ~turn. on tho f!rot prick of the needle er Is a leader In Iter group. '\figinal composer, Richard Rodgers, decided ter steers and heifers rather Those born today aft under can be camouflaged, Jackie Jensen, former outfielder for I be My husband's work is with the the project was going too slowly for him. The slow, steady i cows weak to 25 Some people, even when they Yankees, Senators and Red Sox, has re.mar· public _ scandal would hurt lower, instances 50 off; bulls the sign of Virgo. King Louts show will he titled ''On A Clear Day You Can the 14th of France was born on learn this. can't face up to a ried his e.x-wife, one-time Olympic divmg hlm badly. See Forever." Alan's comm~nt on the sub-steady; acattered sales low to this day In 1638. dental vlalt. Others have a psychampion Zoe Ann Olsen. They were c:U_vorced Yet we want to be really joel matter is "If you sit down and discuS! ex· average choice 900-1!50 lb On this day In history: chlatrlc fear of dentistry, last year after fourteen years ~f matnmony, married. I can't sl.. p nights trasensory perception at a dinner party: that slaughter steers 25-25.50, most but concern for their thret children brought thinking that thougb we a r e 'l1te Ule of lranqulllzen nome to Boston. will bt the topic for the rest of the evenmg good 22·24, uUlity 17.25-18, the litem together . . V sughn Meader bas been happiest end most lovmg 1n 1893, the Cberoket Strip 1D taken 10111e hours before your but he admits he has never had any dramatie choice 750-800 lb heifers 23-23.50, Oklahoma was opened to homedental visit can belp allay offered a weekly hour On the Canadian CBS couple in the world we sUI1 opooky experience himself. good 21·22, standard 17-19; cowa•. "dental tremors." But these net work with the deadline for his answ~r Ocdon't belong together - yet. The experimental floodlight!! used in some on! 10.5tl-l5, lew 15, bulls 16 -" !leaders. tober fi;st. It would mean commuting problems 11 there In 1920 thirty periOIII were \lrllll should be taken Y on any hope?- OT areas of Central Park have been so success· 17.50; small Iota good 8DIH150 lb killed and at least-·100 Injured the adviee of your dentist ~ and the cancellation of six weeks of supper MARRIED, FROM CALIFOR· lui that the entire park will be equipped with Ieeder steen 18, metllum 14-'15· ~lub dates in November and December . -... . 1n a bomb aplti1ll"on on Wall ph,.tclan. NIA Ulem bY two years from now . The pollee hope 15 vealers weak to 1 lower, de- street. Dentlsll recognize that as far You think it's bard to get a ticket to "Hello, Dear Not: that when all the greensward Is brightly Ilium· cllne malaly on standard and Yes _ you may be married Dolly" try for a boarding pass lor one of tho ln 1963, the nation of Malaysia as tho patient is concerned, inated citizens will be able to onjoy It at good grades, choice 28-32, good wos born, ,.tling off riot• In In- there lo no dllference betweeD Q('('an liners docking In New York Harbor. The without a llcense, medical ex· night agoln - as they used to before it became 23-28, standard 18-23, cull 15, real and Imagined pain; thq dirp narcoUcs situation has cau!!ted an unprtc-arnlnation or any publication 1 preying-ground fur muggers and all sorts of Hogs 2500; barrows and gilts donesla, both hurt just as much, Know· r1ted clampdown on visitors; the cops hope whatever. California C I vII other undesirables The Palm Beaeh-Bos· moderately acUve, mostly 1\ , n!.lb a lot of smugglers. Code, section 79, provides that A thought for tho day: Ameli- lng thll, and armed with ""'!' ton set tqulte a group ) are wild with joy at can novelist Mark Twain onee drugs, new equipment and new a couple who has been openly steady, sows steady to strong, Uvlng together as man and Instance• 25 higher: around 100 said: "There are severol good technlqueo, he ean make your monds, Apple Grove; J o h n sponsor a dance at the Moose Pleaaaat Valley Hospital head 1·2 215-225 Jb barrows and agalns.l ;emptationa, dental vlolts more comlortabll protections Keatmg, Charleston; Densil Home Saturday, Sept. 19 from wife and lo legally free to lt181'- gilll 17.35, rntsed 1-ll 190·250 lb ry may do so without fanfare, but the IIW'Ost II c6wardlce.'' ond even lnterestiDioy Higginbotham, Grimm's Land· ADMITTED - Mrs. 10 p. m. until 1 a. rtl. with mu· and • mlnJmum of formo, An 18.75-17.25, Z-3 250-275· lb 18.!0Duncan, Gallipolis Ferry: Mrs. ing. sic by the Twi-Ligllters Com- ordained clergyman must pero 11.75, lot no 3 300 lb 18.25, amnii BIRTH - A son to Mr. and Kathryn Robey, Lakin; Mrs, ./' rorm the cer.,mony - and, of lots 1-ll 18tllb 16.75, 170 Jb 15.75, Lorry Lanier, Southside; Mrs. Mrs. Paul Ours, Portland, Ohlo. bo and a $3 donation will be 1·3, 265-350 lb BOWtl 14.511-15.50, taken from couples attending. course, you must confide In 350-4SO lb 14.25-14.711, 2-3 45(HIOO Donald Humpltrey, Pt. PleasThe dance Is open to the pub- Him. He will record tho mar- tb 14-14.26, occasional no 3 800 PLAN DANCE ant ; Barto Pearson, Gallipolis PT. PLEASANT - The Hid· lic, according to Carroll Ken- riage on ltls church register lb 1ll.50; boars, steady, 10~:~ Ferry, and give you a certlflcate which DISCHARGED - James Ed· den Valley Country Club will nedy' oocial chairman, Sheep 1100; slaughter be signs. lambs weak to 50 lower; few lot I Tile marriage automatically I choice and prime • l y oortad k!gitlmatizes your chlklren, Be I I and carryiDc favorable 4roulng sure to check all your le1ol Hado Time papen. Tiley may need chang· percentage ZU0·%1.50, most lng, now thllt your name Ia good and choice 111).15 lb 21·23, utmty and good tt,.211, cull to changed, 11ll: FIRST Note to readers in other good shorn ewes steady 4.511-6, P.I:A.MEI:TI N ~ otates: Wbile I'm not familiar good and choice 70-75 lb feeder OF THE YEAR 1 with civil cod01 In every part ltmbl 16-lll. ca.lt:S TO of tho country, I'm sure llllllll' ORDER. JI\ISS have common lsw marriage RULE:R, provisions .umllar to CallfornSCHOOL la'a. You can check with your PRINCIPAL. Legal Aid Society or the DisSPEAKS··•• DIYOTID TO INT:IRin OJI trict Attorney's office to be 11111101 MAlON ARIA sure. They will also provide Jn. .,...,,. '· owea, IIVIII...r !onnaUou about your Soctal ....... 'ft~Mio 141.., Security status and other legal problems dealing · with com- lltY lily Tft1 tltUo VJIItY -.n•u,. C•lll..fl' nt 'Mmtntr " Po!MI'•-,• mOll law marriages. A great Oint W'r ._ 11lEN JUST 1117 ld._.......... W'r W1tl number of read0r11 have asked. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fftllll . . As YOU'RE Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 1&, liJM.' ------- Baldschun Saves Win Dennis Bennett lired after I Kyger Creek Will travel to I game should be a to~s-up. . I I ~~~~~: ~! 143 532 81 Hi7 .314 Tul'sday 's R::ults pitching six innings of three-hit Symmes Valley and .Ha nnan . Kyger Creek With <ts passmg I Broc·k . s. <!. J:l9 566 97 '" :m ball and .Jack Baldsrhun com- Trace, the other SVAC team .. duet uf Don Johnson to Bob Polf'hi(·agu 6 Cindnnati 1 ·n 1 M"ddl L ' p d d th · g f haU Cepeda SF 128 476 71 148 311 , Sl Milw . lli. 2Ist. pl etedh i~the shutout to t'a rn Ben-! WI p_ay I epor ' S~UJ ('yn an e runmn 0 . p. h"l 107 174 ··"l10 ·s t. ILoui .~ II M'l d tw1 ·, h, . . Results to the 1'·T S~rambles 1Charles Hawk. Ed Cochra~ nett , All en. 1 145 5"2 v Jom s 3 I w. . n , m~, 121 h wm agmnst 12 : m the1r opener Sa turday mght. · backs Hoger Barnett and Gary held Sunday by th e Metgs Coun- i F'eature; - Larry. Sm l! h, l losses The Colts threatened in I North Gallla ror the second ! F'reneh. IS expected to win its Flood . S1L 145 609 85188 :10\l San Fran ..} N Y. I. night 1straight week will race a Jpag- second t·onlest at Symmes Valty Motorcycle Club. exhih1t1ng Char IPs Hawk , Ed Cochran. I h h d . h . . I Hunt. J'\Y 124 46fi !'19 14~ :JI)q Ph!lmlrlph1a 1 Houston 0. nighl 'l'rop hy Das h - •w.'50' s, Dave tb et se ven!. f an mnt mmngs C ' 3SSefS Amf'm·an . I..e ag ue I,os Ang 5 P'tt " th e Greatest Sport on Wheels," I ., ue opponent in Eastern La st .. ley K(' opened with a 22-6 vic._ l I s burgh 3. n·lght Weir. Bob Kuelli ng , Bob Molli. u ad ~ s lfl_ng hsqueeze hP <i~ ' week the Pirates opened wilh 1 tor~ o~e r Fairland last week. ' Oliva. Minn 146li09 IOJ 195 :1!0 \\'•·dn••srhty's Probable Pitcht'rl are announced. High Point trophi~ for the 250 - 650 's - Larry Smith, stoppe 1 em m 1 e seve n! a n 1- -·-- ·--- Midd leport High School Head I Robn sn. Ral t 1~9 557 74 171 .:!07 l 'inern nati at Chicago - M<:t8 1 11 0 year went afterwards to Jerry Ed Cochra n, Cha r les Hawk. a d ~ c h ." struck ut; football coach Hl)bert Ashley. l Howard. NY 131 177 52 14:1 .:1110 Ioney 113- IO J vs. Buhl (13·11). Burton (1).250' s), and to Larry Consolation Race - 1).250's - Jo• Games With two on for the . has been named CompetiJ ;on Di -: Freehan. De! t:Jtl466 64 !40 .:tOO Sl Louis at Milwaukee Lee Smith 1250!1i50's) of Athens. Dav e Dilly, Har11ld Sycks, L. fi~al out '" t~e mnth. , rector for the M.. igs Co unty Mantlf', NY 126 ~10 7!'1 12:1 .:IIJO Cra1g •6-8l vs . LeMaster 114-111. 0 ld St Lou1 s C.Elnlin~ls. con'2 ,.) 5" t 7'o 1'5 ·· j 1p11a 1 Hous tun fhe an employe of the Columbu s swa . . . : Punt. Pass & Kick rompetition. .' c ausey, Ki .' J.,· n. .''"" -:1:1 ru1111.Jtt> J1 and Southern Ohio Electr ic ~50'~ - Jerry Bry_an, Crne :~~mgpl~~:~:l ~;lla~~(' ~~~ill~~~- I It has been announced bv Keith Robn sn. Chi 127 472 77 l ~ l -~()9 (nighn - MeHaffey (lZ-B! v~. Co., in Middleport. Millt:~r . B. A Franklm. I . 'I Goble or Keith Goble F~rd Inc. , Yslzski. Bos 138515 71 152 .2% Nottfbart •6-11 1 sponsoJ of the program Kalme. Del 1~1 4i2 fiR 1:19 .2~4 Pit lsburgh ar Los Angt:l es o.?OO's _ Heats · Fred Pyles 1 250 - li50's - John Fulton, s~el pi ak douBbleht!ader fromd the I NEW YORK fUPI! - 'NJp 1Texas Christian · Childers · '. [1 IMiwau · d 3o'" l'45''279152l91 Don""· Harris Herman . ·1m Rose. CJarenre Rb o son. h Ch. f'e raves C b dll -6and J-1. eves oITexas beg 1n searrhmg South : Nort h Ct:~rol ina 13 over ' Mr A~hley v.lll be respon~i s 1esou ., . . . · lll·11 f:: 1 1 - I~a w ( 1112) vs. 0 rFeature· ~ Fred Pyl es Don 1 - - - -- - tC e tc,agoR du s 6 1efe;1hte cthe 1f~r anotlwr natmna l college North Caro lina St Georgia . ble for ~ll arrangement s ior Ihe CongiJ o Bos 97 354 UO Hn .291 l!-ga '6-8 1. 1 e s · · t e ,.,a n r tb 11 h 1 · ' mcmnt : ~ h h tl · • , • ,"\!!W ) ark at San F' randseo · Harri s. Herman Ch1lders. . ; Major League Results Francisco Clants to ed the oo a c ampwns 1p w _en 1e : Tec-h 18 over Vander~ilt. F'lor- ~ contest which puts boys eight 1I . . . 200's- Heats: Don We1r ! By Un ited PresM International N y k M PP the1r 191)4 sea 1da 7 over SMU. F'l onda State through 13 against others in the I a! a Natwnal Football League -Cis('O 15- 161 vs. Perry til-9J . 1 us I Longhorns open . , I. o day as , 6 over Miami . . fF'Ia ), Duke 6 1age groups in test s uf their abil- ch·a mPI·onship gRm e for 12 fi . Thu rsday ' s Ga mt's Bob Molli, Dave Dilly. American Leagu , Aew l or Dodets 3-1 andedthe 53 son again st TuIane ,-,atur . g~rs p~o~ ~ p. overwhelming 2fi-po int favorites ovrr s ou lh (:aroli na Auburn lS Iities to punt pass and ki ck for na hsts. will opf'n on Septe mber Cinci nna1 1 at Chicago F'eature · _ Don Wei r Hob • Kan Ci ty 000 ooo·Oou e 0 2 1 · .nfe es Molli La;ry Sayre ' I B t OOt 420 0 - 8 4 0 vrc or~ over l e ltts urg J- \ Despite the graduat ion or All- over llou ston and Loui siana I dist.an 't' a d, ccurac T h 10 and ('On tinue through Oc1o- Philad':'lphia at Los Ang . night · · I os on 1 xI rates m other NL games . t. n a Y· e b . K · 1 r. bl f' d 0 1 250'9- H~ts: Rich Robson, [ O'Donoghue. Krausse {5) , 1 In the American L~ague, t America tackle Scot! ~ppleton , Stale 13 over Texas A&M . IMeigs County competitiOn Wil l e1 9 at e111 •O e or lnr . 1 I ny gi:lmes schrd ui PdJ Forrest Melick, Robert Burke; Santiago (6), Sanders (8) and I Mmnesota shaded Baltimore 2_ ~ Coach Darr~ll Roy_a l figures to We!it: Stanford 7 over Wash- :be held Salurday , Oc lober HI· (111 Art Mitchell, Don Chesser, I Duncan . Connolly '~·II! ) and I, Chicago nipped Detroit 3-2, I have sulf<e lent lme replal"· ington. Missouri 3 over Califor- !at Midd leport High f«otball v.·r~I·ni·a Don Kuelhng. . Tillm an. Loser - O'Donoghue Los Angeles blanked New York ments plus t.~e .orrens1ve punch n1a and Sout hern Ca li£orni(\ 20 1field . u Fea ture: - Don . Kuellmg, ' !9-ll J. HR- Mantilla. 7·0 and Boston drubbed Kansas ?f fu ll.back E:rme Koy lo ~ake , over Colorado. I " lt is a great honor and plea- ~ • • R:ck Hobs?"· Art Mitchell. 1 . lcity s-o. · 1t 12m a row Saturday mght. ; The pro rootball weeke~xl : sure tube "' keu lo directthe 250 • 500 s - Heats . Alton Los Ang 000 001 006- 7 11 0 The Cardinals moved to with- Jle1sman Trophy wmner Rog- cnrd shows the New York (,1- P1mt Pass & K1ck eompet1t1on" "Sto~y • Don Fagon, Blake Saun- New York 000 000 UOO- 0 2 0 in. six games ~f the Phi \lies as er ~taubach q~arter~ac~s Navy an ts_ expe~ted to bounce back W. r. Ashley said. ·'Stan_ Musial. ~ NEW HAVEN - Larry King No! to he outdone b~ hrr ders. Chance (19-7 ) and Rodgers~ Mike Shannon's three-run hom- agam!'lt Penn Slate tn an early agamst Ptltsburgh by at least Consultant to the Pres1dent on , of the Lema nhflw A-rchf'rv Clu b hu~band. Mrs. King Wanda!, r~eature : Alton Story, Don ] Downing, Reniff (9) and How-er and four hits by Bill White 1jump for Eastern honors and 3 points in the NFL, CWca go Physical Fitness, has said we : of New Haven won the. State brought hnme the fir sl pl ace Fagan, Ron Hawk. : ard, Gibbs (8). Loser-Downin lf'd a 12-hit attack in the first the Middies are fo ur-point b~· 4 vver Minnesota. Phi la- must e.c;tablish physical fitness : lnstmcilve Ch~nTipiOnsh1r durin g trophy in t h"' 17~ rrl"'t' -..tylt· 650's - Heats: Larry Smith , I 112-8). HR-Adcock. · game and Bob Cibson pitched choi~_s over Hip Engle's Nitt- rl P-Iphia by 5 over San Jt'rancis- programs as an integral parl i the West Virgima State Closf'd class. womt>n"o; divi s1on w1th » - · -- - - ------any Lwns. co, Dallas by J over Washing- of our way of life. 1 know tha t • Ardrerv Tourn omt>nt in Berld rv. to tal ~('Orf' of 1004 points Jn tht' Oklahoma and Mississippi i ton, Detroit by 4 over Los Ang- 1all the boys who enter w i II W Va ·. on Sept 6 and 7. · tl\0 day shooting pPriod . are heralded as ht>ir~apparants I' eles_. Clevelan.1 by 7 over st. I have a lot of fu n.. an~ [ h~pe i King won by ni ne pomts ow•r ' h111cy Olll mgcr. also of Nt>w to the Texas throne m early Loms and Green Bay by 10 ! everJ grade and JUnior high: his nt'arest competitor. Bill H:1vt·n 11 on th~ second pla('f' prt:dictions and oddsmakers · over Baltimore. .c;chool boy within !he age lim - 1 ChambPrs. of South Cflil l"lf'.st oll Jro~l hy 111 the 275 fr~ sty le rate them two-touchdown favor- ! In the AFL, Houston by 3 . its will want to practice to com-' The till~ was !he srrond st<ll e cl<t~~- llw tup womf'n' :-; di v1s1on ites over first ga me opprments. ' ov~r Oakland . Buffalo by 10 . pete for the numv pnzes and . honor won by King this .~·t•a r . Slw sh1 ,: 3 score of 1425. Oklahoma. under new coach 1 over Denwr, and Sa n Diego by trophies this ~;:reat national He had prf'VIOusly won the /\ ho .:~ ! lending th..- shoot from Gomer .Jones. t<Jk(~S nn Mary- ; Ll over Boston. i rompetitlon offer s." St<ite 0pt'n Tournt1men1 <11 Sum-. the Lemanshaw club were land and Ole Mi ss, undefeated i I Registration for PP&K, which mt"J'SVJlle in May . . llt>rmon Ohlinger <:~.nd Mr and .Jast season. plays: top ind epen- Minnesota ooo 000 10I- 2 10 0 fea tures trips to National Fool- King ha s hef'n ;hooting in \1r·s ll"rman Knapp . Ohlinger dent Memphis Slatt>. Baltimore Olll 000 000- 1 7 0 1 ball League games for an•a competitiOn for lhrf'e years and .o;i w! a scor..- of 1425 in the men' s Odds around the nation: K t p PI (B) I winners culminating with a shoots a 40 pounJ pull BPar 325 frPe s l ~·l e d ass while Knapp 171 1 1 aa ' errz · e' ' "T I ''h p' " t W h . . 1 s I10 t a tnt aI of "66 . the men ..\i aIumm , m East: Syracuse by 11 uver Klippstein (9 \, Arrigo (gJ, 1. our o . ._ am 1ons .. o as : · T aml'r lane Bow usmg Boston College. . Wort.hin ion j 9.1 and Batt . mgton, D. C., and 8 play-off 1um armws. · 17~ inst inctive class. I g ey - - - -- - -- - - · - ·---- - - · - - ·-Midwest: Northwestern 7 over I Roberts. Miller t7 1, Haddix <8), Oregon State, Wi sconsin 25 over Rowe 191 ~nd Orsino. Winner~~nsas SUite, K?nsas 7 ove~_:~eis (4-1). Loser- Had~_ix_~-~J - . rea• • " ALL-STARS Phillies Capture 1-0 Win SAYS COMMENTI\TING EDITORIALLY BY DOROTHY K!LGAT.l.F'i JOTTINGS IN PENCIL Actress Elaine Stritch and pub ow~er J o e Allen have revived the-ir old romance m a big way, But a religious problem may_ prove . a barrier to marriage . . . Linda Christian wntea friends here that she's heing plagued by a rumor all over Europe . A s~d- story th_at she is threatened by blindness. R1d~culo us , Lmda says; she's just near-sighted, like a lot ~f other glamor girls . . the Kyle Rotes - be s the football great - have slgtlfil the separa. tion papers. It was completely amic~bl~. Howard Erskine , co-producer of the· lut Any Wednesday," Is looking for a Broadway vehtc· Je for Katy Jurado, who longs to return to t~e otage. Katy will go down In mo:v\•laqd tory as the embattled wife of El'he!t Borgmne, moot recent husband of Ethel Merman. Georgia Brown of " Oliver" [arne was sch~ eduled to do the U. S. edition ~ the . l,ontioll musical " Maggie May ," but that's been called off. Her manager , Gloria Safier, decided_ Jt wa$ll't the right thing for Georgia Smger Jeri SOthem Is about to hecom• the bride of mulic writer Bill Holman. J oocroR '" : • • A Funny Thing Happet ·~ on the Way to the Compa1gn 1 Daily Sentinel ' , ~ ~r;eol ' .... . .~. w . .1. •• n' l ···~ .. ,-t • . . h-•• - e SHOULDER PADS , $4.95 e FOOTBALLS · · · , $2.79 up e FOOTBALL PANTS- $4.95 FOOTBALL JERSEYS eO range & HI ark •Red & V.'h1l e •BJue & Wh 1le eWhi te & R~>d BASKE'fBALL EQUIPMENT BASKETBALLS $4.95 up BASKETBALL GOALS BASKETBALL SHOES $2.98 up • $5.95 H&R FIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORt, 0 •. ' ' •. 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