http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8ab0fc77bfee56e3c75957a041799c68.pdf 3794a4d535c77be35e967fb2dd4e7e24 PDF Text Text ~· ' • •J, .• NOW YOU KNOW l'lfl7 • Ill pllllemea alpe4 at y e tho DoeW>atloa .. llldepeacl. ...,._ VOL XVI • POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 133 Mc~amara CJaims Proof Satellites 'Hit' Hundreds of Miles High with Warheads aeuam:e<J. "J can'tr. imagine, •• McGiver says. "hOw ~~®!lid posslljly get along wiihout'imy. one of ihetrl, cConllnaed Fi'om Front Pagel And the nice thing is, after ihe eggs." McGIVER MEJ: iDS wile, first three or four". you don't Ruth, when both were studying have to IJ4! parents - just adat Catholic University, hf the ' ministratot·s. You train ,the first drama department. ·Ruth · was few well, and they'll train the rest for you." doing work on set deslgnihg and when John first ca'st eyes on her, she was wearing a weld· Comedian Joey Forman will er's mask and she built some have a regular supporting role scenery. . as a pediatrician who lives In "I said to mysell lhal I bad to meet tllat girl," Joha sayo. the same ·building as 1star "I figured she would probably Bishop on the latter s series be very bandy to bave around which premieres on CBS.TV on Sunday, Sept. 27. Forman play· the house.'' ed on Sid Caesar's ABC-TV They didn't set out to ·have a show last season. and did nightlarge fanJi.ly. It just sort of hap- clubs with Mickey Rooney .... pened. Now, of course, they are McGivers(Pop.12) Saturday 'lnvade'Filmlond · WSAZ- TV Channel 3 8:00 Down on the F-arm 8: JC Popey< & Pals ~ • ltutt anc' Reddy Show 10: DO Hector Heathrote Show 10:30 Fireba. XL 5 II 00 Denms the Mena~ 11:30 Fury 12:00 Make Room for DaddJ 12 :30 Ann Southern I :00 Mainspring I :30 Yellowstone 2:00 Biography 2:30 Touchdown 3:00 NCAA Football 6:00 Mr. Magoo 6:30 Flatt and Scruggs 7:30 Flipper 8:00 Death Valley Day1 8:30 Kentubky Jo001 1:00 Saturday Night Movleo 11:00 l.ate News Picture ll:IO D. :. and Weatiw 11: 15 Spo!'ls 11:20 Films of the 50's. Joe WCHS- TV Channel 8 PROUD MOM7 Monaco's Princess Grace, right, the former Grace Kelly, s1ts proudly with her two children Prince AI· bert, left, and Princess Caroline nl Monte Carto'll4!ach. The 36-year·old Prince~s is expecting her third child in February. Woman beside Pnncess Graee was not identified. 7:00 TV ;;u..,room B:OO Mr. Mayor 9:00 tvw snow I :.30 Ten~. l'w<edo 10:00 Qu1ck Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouoe 11:00 Linus The Uon Hearted 11:30 Tbe Jetsons 12:00 Sky Km~ 12:30 My Friend Flicka -t:OO CBS News I : 15 Dizzy Dean I :25 Braves Vs. Phillies 4:00 NFL Countdown to Kick· off 5:00 Jubilee 5:00 Sea Hunt 5:30 Early Show '7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 Gilligans Island 9:00 Mr. Broadway 10 :00 Gunsn.oke 11 :00 :llews 11:15 l.ate Movie Nancy Ames (the TW3 Gltll BriUsh humorist l)avio Frost and Phyllis Newman will continue as regular stars of "That Was the Week That Was" when it ious guest performers includ- ing Burr Tillstron and P a1 Englund, will appear on the program Intermittently Channel 13 8:30 Sign On 9:30 Buffalo Bill Jr. 9 . 00 Churc1 . or ChriSt 10:00 Shenanigans 10:30 Annie Oakley lt .uv ~va:>pt:J l..artooD 11 :30 Beany & Ceca 12: Of Bugs Bunny 12:30 American Bandstand Let's Dance 3:30 Pioneers 4:00 The Davis Cup Round 5:00 Worto ot Sports I·~ · Wrestling 7:30 Tbe Outer Umits 8:30 Lawrenro Wellr 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Wells Fargo 11: oo Chiller Theatre l :30 Linda Benning, a liZ-year~ actreS&'Singer-dancer, hU 'beell ;- · placed onder ·· ·. I lv~trac$· ' "* .. . her firpIaiit'',. returns to a new Clate Tues- day, Sepl. 22, on "ffiC-TV . Var· WHTN-TV Senator Barry Goldwater, R&publican Presidential candidate, spent seven hours at the D o o Fedderson Commercial Studios, in Hollywood, a couple of weeks ago filming 24 TV "messages!' World Horizon Speclol By FRANK ELEAZER Unlled Press lateroatlooal WASHINGTON IUPI) - Tbe good news today is that COD· . gressionaJ waste-watchers have been turned l~ on their bos.. es. So maybe ~payers wlU ' find out at lasl what the new swunming pool for House meJDbers is costll!g. Don't expect loo much more than that, thougb. When Congress created the General Accounting Office (GAO) lo keep a sharp eye OD spending 11 natur• ally had in mind government other than Congress. As a result, the critical audits fired off by GAO slouths throngh the yeal's- have putnted the linger everywhere but at Capitol HilL govern~t After a recent soul-searching, however, the lawmakers told the auditors to look over at least part '!f Congresa' own handiwork -· and furthermore . to let the public know whatever they found. Rep. Oliver P. Bolton, ROhio, claims credit · 'for this. ~Dan .Thomas &Son 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER.. NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT 6:45PM E Tl\8 enttne FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 Rockets ew WASHINGTON _ A Negro teen·aser bas less chance of finding a job today than he woulll have 10 years ago. That ·Ia the clear meaning of a special Labor Department breakdown on teen-age unem· ploymept by color and sex. Jol> lessnesa among ail youngsters lrom 14 to 19 years old is now about IS per cent _ three Umes the rota for Americans In aU age ca!eJorles. But the unem· ployment rate for Negro boys was running at 24.4 per cent in the first eight montha o1 this year. rate for Negro girls was a startling 33.6 per cent or m times tbe jobless rate for while girla. • WASHINGTON IUP!) - New· ly developed Ameri,can rock· ets have intercepted satellites successfully at aiUtudes of hundreds or miles, Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara said today. McNamara made the dlsclos. ure at a new~ conference elaborating on President Johnson's Thurad ay tha t announcement new defenses had been devel· oped lo intercept and destroy in spaee .nuclear • armed enemy satellites. McNamara aald electronic devices confirmed that 1l!e orbit· ing satellites were within the lethal range of the warheads designed for the defending weapons. He also said be was sallsfled that United Slates coold determine wben o otePlte was armed or 1b011ld otherwiSe be consldertd hostile. The existence of the highly semt anU • satellite weapons was revealed Thursday by Johnson in a speech at Sacra· menlo, Ca11l. McNamar'a spelled out some of the details at the Pentagon before leaving lor a major speech In Chicago. Two defending systems are involved. They presumably are operated by the Army Irom Kwajalein Island and the Air Force from Johnston Island, both in the Pacific, alt~ough McNamara refused to discuss 1l!e locations. The combined cost, McNa· mara said, bas been $80 mil· lion. He added: ''The two systems have been elfecUvely tested and have intercepted · satellites In space, their missiles passing so close as 1o ~ within the destruction radius of the warheads. McNamara 118ld a new ra- Ford Gives • Ill dar syatem would approximately double the warning time In event· of a ,missile attack He 118l.d It would incre&81l ll!e wailtlng time minuws 1o hall an !Jour. "TbfO radar wiD prOVIde ... teetloo of mJ18Qea within secoads of laUDeb at a distance of several dlousand ml~ea," :the defenae cblef llld. 1 McNamara said the new ra- , dar system boUnces signals off the Ionosphere. He ·placed the development cost at more than ~ million so far. It will provide additional warning of ahy ~m~r attack, as ':"ell as a mtss!le strtke. IJ4! aa1d. Under questioning, McNama· ra aald he did not believe the Soviet Union had such radar y•t. But he said the Hussi~ns no doubt would perfect 11 Within a few years. to Reuther __ UPI . . _.. 11Jt1,111k . * p Ul. . I ·-· e. LR, rr. .......,. ,...u, ·' ! ; PRICE FIVE CfNl1 �• ; Voice of Broadwav .•• reporting IIJ DOROTHY KILGALLEM BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD John Gtelgud wUl be the ftr1:t important actor to read the new Edward Altlee Rocketeers May Blast Off Saturn-1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gladys still CA.,.. I(ENNEDY (UP!) T~ U. S. sctentlsts, worttng arcund suit ... The odds on Barry Goldwottr, which the clock, planned anothher a~ opened at oilllt 10 one but dropped to lour to tempt todoy to shoot tha world 1 one after the riols, are back to eight to one largest known rocket into space. . ed hi1her as t b e agam and are _expect to go . The towering Saturn·l, per· campaign continues SOme Midwestern sonaily Inspected by President ~ks at'! reported offertnl even money tllat Johnoon three deys qo, .... yoo can't name five atateo he'll carry. Not Just poised for a scheduled blost-ofl live states, understand - you have to pick the at 10 a. m. EST. i~~.::L~S Mi~dleport Club is Taking:: part m • DislriC • l Meet"mg Well-Formed on ' Flori'da Beam aU o1 lbe NIIOA'I maj<M' l'llJ. roods Taelday <• L ... loeol lime) Ia a d!Jpate over jo~ rllbll. The lllllou 101 tile atrlb A• The John C. Baker Center at Ohio University In fi,t!J, · llllAIIl (VPil - An ollllllo dudllne oltor ••1 Dl deadlocked 4olpllo oflorll ol federal moQioi<In"to ltolp pro. duce an a,reemeat. AI ena will be tbe scene of the Fall District Meeting for ·D~ trlets 12 and 15 of the Ohio Federation of Busb!NI(•II4 Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., Sunday, September 'IT, Foret btmter plane flew Hurricane Gladys -~ to Middleport Club Is port that she remains a weD· of District u and will Davidson of the Athens Clut formed, intense burrlrane. bead- be taking an active part. 8"""'" as registration ~. ~ =on . •••••••••••••••••••••4 Thurmond• Home at Last Ia reseJ'VBUUWI F- .,.__ " . . ... ed toward Florida. ial repre~~ntative from the deadline for play, Tiny Ahce, w b 1c ll Is Tb ' th tropl I Stata FederaUoo will be Mrs. Monday, Septerubor 21. still ~ins written. Sir John Ilk•• It, ht may IS twlot!r w.: Ethal cowan of Xenia, 2nd 'l'hOIII to -~~iacl~~ ..~ otar 1n It _ Carol Burnett woul(\ do tile chorth I since Monday vice prealdent ol the 0 b I o Middleport .....,. uuo Duo. us kidS In "Fade Out - Fade In" a bll lavor ::~pi:""sev:·~..ther l>ureau Federation. The morning EllaandLewls,MrMr&.Far!Nel· it she'd quash the rumors that she's quitting right ones. ard sembly followmg the eoUee s. e the show . Some of them are extremely de· Good.son-Todman execuUv~ Bob Ba~ came })(>rched on lts nose 12 stories :~~=:a~would tum tow ho~ ai 10 a. m . and devotiOD.!I Kennedy, all takillg part ln the pressed over the report, because they know up with an idt!a that ought to put a nullion or above a massive cluster of tO;SO a. m. will consist o1 program, and Mrl. AlwUda Li 1 if she leaves, there Isn't a replacement two In the LBJ campaign coffers: a record eight engines was dummy At one point, Gladye' winds 11s workahopa with • leaden Werner, Mrs. Grace Pr&tl, on earth who could carry" llle musical ., of Carol Cbannlng AND Loula Armstroftl duet- model of the Apollo spaceship diminished to bare hurricane from ~lb Districts 12 and IS Mrs. LucUle Swackhamer, Milt she does . . Red Buttorut has added something Ung on " Hello, Lyndon•· with tho "dloc" oelllnl that Johnson hes said should WASIDNG''ON (UPI) - Sen. force susts of 75 mtlet an hOJII' tiii1Dt part. These workshops Sharon Roush, Mlu Sblll' to his nightclub act: An 1mpa8Sioned plea 10 for one dollar . .. The Upotate racetrack 1l- put two Americans on the moon Wayne L. Morae, D-Ore., and llhowed algns of breakial will be on Prolrammtna, Ill!> on Yeauger, Miss Pbyli!J Sian· the audlenc:t to vote for President Johnson tn cenoe ocandal Is golftl to make • lot of bead- before the end of this decade. who bolted the GOP more then up. But ~Y some :nysterlous ance, Membership and Federa- ley, Mill Betty Leonard, Mrl. the November tlectlons . . . Richard Burton lines ana !•ad to lllgh places before It coola off. The sstelllte, 80 feet long, a decade ago, behev~o Sen. J. quirk of nature, 11 reorganized tlon, Legislation, Pub~c Ann Bailey, Mra. Gloria Ann stands to make o!moat $1,000,000 out of t lle Despite good business, the Chlcallo produc- ahould be large enough for usy Strom Thurmond II ~hare he and grew Into a powerful 125 lions and Bulletins, and Eborsbach, Mrs. Emma Jllnt filmed version of "Hamlet" which waa done tlon of "Funny Thins'' ls havins problems bed b belongs" In the Republican per· m.p.h. menace to tht cera. Paugh, and M1as Freddlt Houas an ordinary performance at the Lunt-Fon- cause of personality cla&hes. Arnold Stang Is viewing by groun se~:~ ty rsd dashelt ~eatre. Salfo ~-ughout the natlon due to return to New York at the end of lh e In good weather around nd' South CeroUna Thu ay. FoUowinl lhl hmcheon, lth~e~ lf~~;.· ... !anne •u '"'u lved or dusk. It should resemble a urmo 1 . Olin . afte · ill be "' 1 In more than 500 cltleo - are zoomtns _. . And month, even though he rece rave rev ews b . ht Jar moving swiftly colleesue. Democratic Sen. At I a.m. (EoT) Gladya was moon seas10n '!' Lewis Repelt Service to demonstrate how "bot" Richard Is ln llhow . . . One of the recurring themeo In President rtg h sth h m 1 ~ 135 D. John&ton, ~Ueves !be ~It loceted near latltudt 16.1 north, arate district meetings for .I. 0 eavens, business, one of the networks Is willing to pay Johnson's election pllcb will be the "trigger • throus will not only help lbe Pem~ lonjltude 87.1 west, or a~oot trlct lJ and 15. Mrs. Helen -F..,Rbim a million dollars to act sa host of a dra- heppy" labeling of Sen. Gold~ater. This Is de- miles up. crats In the North bul will also BOO mtleo aaol ol Wlllbmoon ol McConn~lavilll. HEATING matlc series next year. signed to grab lbe women s vote, because The shot, 11 fully auccesslul, benefit the party In their home lng toward the District 12 Director wlll · Sheilah MacRae's !mperscmatlon of Barbra women don't like to ... their husbands, son• should 1core at teas! two more slate. at 10 m.p.h. Hurricane at her meetinS and Mrs. PLUMBING Strelsand - somethlnl new In tile Gordon - or sweethearts go to war, and are reliably I major victories ln this nation's Morse said Thursday, "I con- ule!lded 100 miles to the northB: Campbell of . ROOFING Sllellah act _ ls just about the most devastat- reporled as not too keen on the kind of nu· billion man-to-the-moon pro- gratulate Sen. ThuriDO!ld In join· east and 10 mllea to !be District 15 Dll'octor, will 1ng mimicry she's ever done, and that Jnclnd- clear bombing the varlou& heads of alate are cram : lng tho Republican party be- we&t. In charlie of her afternoon · es her Ga~r hit, which almost causes a law· playing around witll. -An added note of "<lnfidence cause hia voting rectd'd In the . The entlre tn the super ~s ler Itself, at- Senate shows that Ia wharo be JOin for a closl~ aiSemWY 2-2374 ready a gem of rellsblllty that ~tongL at 3:15 p. m. atljournlna 1:14 Milt 51. Mlddthas racked up six successes ln ''I am 1ure the leaders now S P· m. as many tries. The eight-engine In control of the Republlcan eW Mrs. Erma· Ander&On, P"'si:l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ cluoter is the bast.. of the teen- party will give him the affecof the Athe"• Club, nology that will build mlghlter tionate welcome bit Ions servbe official hostess wlth]l_l~~~~~ rockets to carry a&tronauts on ice to the Republlcan party ao Gonce read!Dpi .Oalllpalla rehearsal flights Into earth pr- richly deserves." Dam 18.1, 12.1, l'tlllllllll ooe FINANCIAL REPORT LONGVIEW Texas IUP!) _ He ssld Johnson has ~en spend- delivery at an airport bere. He bit and, ultimately, to the Johnston said Thursday "I'm foot on rollers, The total debt of Ohio's Republican presidential nom!· lng '10 million a day more tllan also said that "every four min- moon Itself. glad to see !be parting of the 20.76, Pt. Pleasant echool districts stood at ,l,l15.· nee Barry Goldwater described President Kennedy. utes frugal Lyndon has put one -More Information on the ways. He (Thurmond) ba&. ac- .50, Kanawha Falla .2B lalllng, 7lll,9?l at the close of calender President Johnson 85 "the wild· The senator made the state-- more person on the federal pay- stresses of heat and aer'Ody- tually been a Republican sm~ Charle,ton 17.83. London, year ll}p ac:~ording to 8 est spender of them all" today. ment In a speech prepared for roll. And w. used to think that namlc forces the Apollo capsule 1938 but has covered_~p all thiS I met and Winfield dama released by State Auditor Roosevelt was a free spender!" itself must be built to with- time. I was surprised that tbe silla. • ser Tracy. The he said. stand. This shot also was de- finally came out In the open. Boat movemenll: presents an lncreasa FIRE THEFT VANDALISM signed u a tast of tha escape 284 over the previous year. PERSONAL PROPERTY LOSS cmCAGO IVPI) - Rep. Wll· ·tower mechanlam that would WINNERS WEDNESDAY Oblo River - ADnette Upolis city district had a total PERSONAL UABILITY liam E. Miller campaigned in / sav- the astronauts 1f their roc- Winners o, the ''I'm A Blue down 13, 2:10 a.m.; debt or $2"i'O,OOO, and ADDITIONAL UVIN<i this Democratic stronghold to- ket blew up beneatll them. Devil Booster, Are You?'' con- er down lS, 2:3S a.m.: county school districts had day with the hope that when Jest will be named Wedneeday eye State down 13, 3:10 am.; debt of t2.020.~. whlcb glvesll EXPENSES votes are cast in Ch'cago In according to Robert Slier, sports John Rood up 14,1 1:15 p.m.; the total school debt of 1llt11 homtl damap , ; • November," ''they'll ~e countUS S director of Radio Station C. V. Hamer down 14, 4:40 a. county u t2,790,322. The ' ' llld other IHSeL COMMON TYPE ing it out quick" is the only ed." . WJEH. Since last w~1t, the ota· m.'; Philip Jjporn down 14, 5:15 dlstrlct share ,qf the debt WE OFFER COMPLETE near H•len: 1 way. Sulkers are .'leU - ·pttlers It was Miller's first ~ampalgn tion has been lymaking' I 0 ullr a.m.; L. Fleore up 14, 5:35 a. Ohio was $639,618,101 lor the HOMEOWNERS lltSUIIANCE . phone calls dal to Gal~ 9 m.; Eastern up 15, 3:30 a.m.i 157 distrlcta, and the." debt of 11 uess eve bod knows ai who build walls and then r& speech in Illinois, w?tch went , ,. AT A-BIQ 20% SAVING. g f ryth Y M t sent it wllen pegJ!.le don 't u<y lor Joha F. Kennedy m 1960 by residents. U they answer I m P••gy Downey up 15, 6:40 a.m.; tbe CI'ty districts Increased durIeas t one o ese. y ques · · ··11· A Bl D 11 Boo ter Are "''!o • ion is do I remain polite, and, I to break them down. - . only 8,000 voles. Republicans 0 I ,~.e ev s 'I In Indiana up 18, 5 a.m.; Zim· inl tha year by f!%,560,837 whlle '" Cail lor delallt. II no~ what Is the most effec· ' TI\1CE TOLD. TALE, MULU- 1iled charges "'.,vote fra~ of· IYo~. ,.:mes ~~ ~~elve mer up 16, 7:30 a.m.; lbo oounty. ln~aae lor the tlve way to be impolite' IPLIED c. . tor tile election. Let us put an CIUCAGO (VPI) - Rep Wll- a oxf. o t ersth = r ard Bosworth up 17' 2:30 a.m.; otato wao f26,1190,355. . . · I ~ ... :;...:; -:.; ': , .end ta this sham of election . · Itwo ree sea a on e iiY • Y rtngton up 17 4:30 a.m.; A. J. Thts gal IS totally lull of her Dear Helen=- ..,... •. · ., Miller said In c~ liam E. Miller pledged today J!ine durinl next Frldey's Gallld • •' ' 7 8. 50 own Importance. She calls I wrote you a long whU~ ai!', roc:~sesOhlo Thursday night. that "not a single mom~ oil (llllis-Logan football contest on . P:!:fdlt "";'1 •3.(o .~:.··New ANNOIJNCE DANCE ~ up and talks for hours but never -ur"iT\y answer in . ; ~ • ' belnlil· optimistic the John Birch Socu::ty WJll be IMemorlaJ Field. w . vU~ : ~ a about HER family, HER the paper. Please answer thls j ay were ' In any office of authority In the . Marlins .e own 18• · 4 · · The Middleport High clubs, HER trlumplls. It's I time. I'm very unllapptly mar· but we hope th.at whea .vote& Goldwater administration." SPENT TOO MUCH m.; Orlenian down 19• ; SEiJiiqr class will sponsor a I I until I could die. T ll en rled, and in love with another aro ~:Jt m Cbkago, they ll be The Republican vice preslden- WASillNGTON (UPI) ,-Gov- m.; Relrenaux up20~: ! donee party Saturdey evening she says, "And what have YOU man. 1 try to forget him be- coun · tlal nominee mede the promise errunenl auditors say the Unit. B~e down • · :4& ~: In the school audllorlUI1! frOm WY 2·2440 been doing?" and I start to cause of our ·Nonderful child· .In a questlon-and·answer period ed States spent approximately John ·.Rowe down 21, 2 , '4 until 11 p. m. The Jays will I, 2nd titroot Pomeroy answer, and slle Interrupts, ren, bul 1 would !Ike a little HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (UPil-itollowing a brief speech "belore $!2SOOO more than lt should m.: Cotton Quee':.tdo":; 11 be'"'"e"mcee'"""'s.'"""'"'...""'-""'""'""''"' 'jWell, It's been nice talking to happinm fOJ: myself. Is tllat Hubert Humphrey, voicing a breakfast aatharlng of more hav~ on a section of the Inter- a.m.; Harvey Jo on own .tJ6 1r y'ou - I have to ring off now ." loo much tO ask?-LOUlSE hopes of a Roosevelt-style Dem- than 100 Cook County Republi- American Highway in the cen~ 4:30 a.m.: Beaver up 2Z. 5· How do 1 cope? - GERRY Dear Helen : ocratic landslide in November, can leaders. tral American nation of Costa a.m.; Cherokee down 23: 7 P· Dear Gerry: I'm 50, and have fallen out of took his campaign from tha AI- He said in his speech that Rica. · m.; R~llable down 23, 4.20 8 ·1 Be an I drop!>'r first .. . And love wltll my wile and In love erno to the edge of OWe today. democrats "selected one of the A General Accounting Off!qe m.: Dixie Olallengo ~=~~~ s,be'll be saying, "It's been nice with another woman. I have Gov. Faubus was not on hand greatest extremists In thelr par- report to Congtess Thursday Greenup 6:t5 P· m.;. ·j ~!king to you . . .. "~fore she three wonderful kids, but I'm to meel the party's vice -res!- ty" whea they chose Sen. Hu· lsald the unnecessary costo up Greenup 3:30 a. miQ liBa!-H. depressed all the tim~ because dentlal candidate when he ar- bert E. Humphrey as were incurred because the U.S. wood up Greenup 4. Dear Belen: 1 want out. Don't I owe myseU rived, although Faubus was still vice presidential candidate. Bureau of Public Roatla took or Charles K. up Meldehl!~ol~:~ll _I have a frlend who sulks some happlness?-0. S. in town after delivering a. approved certain contract ac- p._m.; Valvollne up when things don't go Iter way. Dear Louise and D. S., and all speech. M l gh • tions without "rna~ 1 realls- 7:30 p. m.; Western down 8118 au She'll spend two or t h r e e you ofuer people who "'have a The gover11or, who has be term tic evaJuatloD of i~allable or dahl 9:35 p. m.; R. H. Bo:s·ll dayo "withdrawing" from her llusbend (wife) and x number cool to the national ticket, said 2nd Degree Charged obtainable lDiormatlon." worth U down Meldahl !:SO family. She says tills is ~Iter of wonderful children'': lle was tired, and could see ST. CLA1RSVILLE, 0 h lo . m.; Christy up M<ildahl ' thin having a big fight, 1>e- Had you tried thinking -and Humphrey ln the morning. (VPI) -A 22-year..ld Belmont RUsK DOBRYNIN TAL!l m.; Frleber11er down ~e)~~: II cause she can't stand battling acting - through 'he years "I County youti. facet second de- WASHINGTON (VPI) _'Sec- 5 a.m.; Belle-.1 Loul~vUie and you can't ever bring back have a wonderful mate and x FINES LEVIED gree manslaughter charges retary of State Dean Rusk mat Meldabl 5:45 a. m. words said in anger. So slle number of children" perhaps County Court Judge Frank stemming from • fatal accident more than three houri ,Ga!U 11 , Dam _ Cathy R. jus! goea quiet and unccopera· you wouldn't be at tills cro,.. W. Porter Jr., this morning Dn- on Sept. 8 near Bellaire. wllb 'Soviet Ambasaa· 10 .:' p m . Sao Pedro up tlve, and pretty soon things are roads now. When Is the last ed Harold Gene Hammon, Mid- Albert Edward Phllllps, Anatoly F Dobrynln d!J• ~~O · · " beck to normal again, but I time you saw him Iller) as dleport Rt, I, $10 and coots for nock, pleaded not guilty to the a wld..ranse of bsueL · a. m. don't really think she wins. anything more than a parent, !allure to yield right of way. charge 'lbursdey In Dobrynla loki newsmen later Kaqawba River - ADen R. .. .r.. i~, . . Do you? - FOR HAVING IT or a sparring partner? Y o u Addie M. Lintz, Racine, $5 and County Common Pleas Court. the talk& covered the whole .MorrlU down Marmet G:?jl p. MIDDLEP<iRT, : ,; OUT QUICK don't want counseling - you costs for defective brakes, Hen- He was charged in a secret rana:e of relations between the m.: George Prtce down Mar· Dear For: simply want me to agree that ry Lee Adklas of Michigan, for- dlctmentln connection with United States and '\ussla, In· met 3 a.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. . You can erase words said In "you're entitled to a Utile felled his $47.SO bond for no death of Patrtck Leumoll, ctudJni · dtsariDIOlent. lit sekl down Winfield 8:15 p. m.: IIIII"' a lol laster than you happiness." You are. But per- highway use tax, Wllltam R. Parkersburg, W. Va. the oubj&ct ola "terrible weap- ma Ann down Winfield 10:30 a. on" referred to by Soviet Pr.. m.: Semel down Winfield cen bring beck time lost In haps if you tried a little herd- Lambert, wao fined f2ll and sulltlng - which ls gone for- er you might find it ln your costs and Gerald C. Eblin, $2ii AUXH.IARY TO MEET mler Nlkfta s.. Khrushchev ear- p. m.; A. E. · Dyke up Wlnand costs, ~th for overload. The Ladies Auxiliary of the lier ·tllla week, did not ·come field •:15 a.m.: Lucy e¥•r. Your friends should eaten own home.-H, . herself up short after a silent All were State Highway Patrol Recine American Legion Post Lucu down Wlnflekl 5:15 a.n>.ll spell and say, "You crazy nut, This column ls dedicated to cases. Court was still In ses- 80Z will meet Tuesday, Septem- up. · ymJ've thrown away three whole family living, so if you're bav- sion at noon on additional cas- ber 22, at 7:30 p. m._ at the days of your life, and you can't ing kid trouble or just plain es. post home. Tbe music chair~r replace them. And may- trouble, let Helen help YOU. man, Mrs. David Yost, will be next time your family She will also welcome your LOCAL TEMPS have charge of -the program. ._on"t let you come back." own amusing experiences. Ad- The temperature today was MembP!S are urged to corn~ U people must fight - and dre8S Helen Bottel In care ol 70 degrees at 11:15 a.m., under and pay du.s. Refreshments wiU molt do occasionally - "hav· tbts newspaper. overcast tkies in Pomeroy. be served. u s::on Say DemocratS ° ===""'""'"'"i Th e e e LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE no Ri Ver N Politics ... At a Glance HOMEOWNERS your home IIISIBnce BhOUid IDCIUdB - b.: oovaraua lor... w. HELEN HELP US! Miller 0 l Brr"chers from G ldW8teriSm • 1 .g.elr BMI i L 1 .:;:::·: 21'i '. -·' ' V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency 5 J · a, a I .. THE SHOE . """'II •· Fairy Tale Romance Ends at Altar ' ATHENS, Greece (UPII Handlomf youn1 Klns ConstanIIi,. of Greece and lov.ly 1 ..:..,_ rl f Den r-rmcess A Ma e o • aiArk wer marrted todly ln a Iii · to a falry·tale ....nco tl!"t oaphn'ed I h e l!l(lrld'a lmalllaetion. ' ·!'!\) !be cheers of a million ·h ks crowding the etreets of )lielr ancJent sun-drenched capltt_l, the couple were joined In iij!y matrimony In the ·motr~ ~~~~ Baallk:a of I(Ie Annun- i!Jtlon. ·Wblte • burded . . Archblsbop ~.0. U, lhl primate it Gl'MCI, officiated. Tho 1,200 ~ pet11 fnoludld tllht liloll8l'Chl, nearly 100 es · and prlnCOiae& and , L1n<fa Bird JabltllOil, 20, ·E who represented the Prealdent sands of yeare of hll_tory, love aso, she has done har ':best » of the United States. ~auty. Blonde, blliHYed Anne- show that she will alwaya be The royal weddmg day op- Marlo Is dellnltely 1 beauty. at her husband'& sld•. 1 queen , lth te d And since her arrival 1 week In fact as well· as title. 2 ene·1 w a l·gun u 1u an the ringing of all the churclli; bella of Athens. The "ride rode to the ceromony In a royal coach drawn by six white horoea. The Jail, 24-year.. ld Constan· tine become king of 1bo Hellenos only six months qo on ONLY lhl death of his father, K 1 n g AO.UD _ ..ta... Oft Paul. He Is a popular ruler C..wwtMm fernw amon1 hlo elsht mtllloa aubjects. Anne-Mario, II, a dauahter of the ruling lamlly of Denmark, has already demonatraled thot FURNitURE CO. aa queen ahe will bt just os MASON, W. VA. popular. The Greekll, with their thou- I!__ _._._,., . ......,..,........;.....;.;=:.::::.==~~~-¥ IOiaa.a""'""'""'""'""'""'====="'!'lliiiiill;;;a;""''"" 3 ROOMS N,ew Furniture .'299 ' 2·Dally Selltlllel, Pomeroy·Middllpwt, o., Sept. 18, 19et $4. . Bo.·t o;· .. Paint with the Finestr:·:,;.:: Iother unearned nm In the nlnth. worked I 2-3 Innings and per- Ctncinnatl s o u I h p a w Jim The loss eliminated the world 1milled three hits, got credit for O'Toole gained his ISI!J victory Yogi Berra and Mickey Man- , champions from the National his second win in six decisions. ot the season after retirln& 22 tie summed It up best. Don Drysdale, looking for his consecutive batters and receiv1 League chase. ''We worked like the devil to Southpaw Bobby Shantz, who lt9th win, took his 14th defeat. ing the relief help of righthandget there," the Yankee managM ------By CURT BLOCK ::aysai~~r~·.~nd t~ Browns Will ~~~~f.':;:::~:·~.::: :!~~;. Test Cards in ~~~:~i~~ax:~~f::;a6~ !f~: Home Opener. we're going Mantle added that be thought ed from third into llrst place in The pressure ls on the oppo- CLEVELAND UPI) ~ sition now that the Yanks have Chleveladndb mak~ tthtehler orne eutBSrownds unayagams h N k I Y to ose t e pennant . ew or Lo · c rd" 1 · hat · now stands 86-59 while the Ori- St. UIS a ma 8 ~n w _Js Ole' and Whi.te SOx are 88.,_,'1, relgbarded as a key test for botb two games behind in tM all- cu s. important ~st column. The The Brownto had their probYankees must be caught by !ems last year with the CardinBaltimore and Ch iOf.Jgo. als, bowing here 20-U to them. Yanb Are Hot That defeat knocked Cleveland Sllould all the involved teams out of the Eastern Division lead win their remaining games, the for the first time during the defending American League 1963 season. champions would come out on At St Lo . th B got top. h · f UIS, e row~s took The Yankees are the hot club ~ ~need or ~v~~geCand 24-with Mantle reaching the 2.000 •t. ey 0 : e 1 a~ s, d 10 hit plateau with three hits, in- · Clevekla ' St., dOUfiS athn I d.mg a 1wo·run · 11 omer wh"l1e New Yor l were cu d t1e .or e Roger Maris gained the 1.000 conference ea at the trme. hit mark Wednesday and Thurs- The Browns' second highest day contributed three hits to an opening game crowd .s expect11-hit attack that suppotted the ed for the contest, but about pitching or winner Mel Stottle- 20 000 reserved seats were still myre (7-2). Roland Slleldon .~ailable today pitched the final 2 2-3 innings . . in relief of Stottlemyre. Cleveland has been working Mantle put the game out of agai~t the "safet~ blitz," a dereach in the seventh with his fensJve maneuver mtroduced by 31st home run after doubling St. Louis . .Last week, frer safeand singling in th'e fourth and ty L~rry Wils~ rusbed through sixth innings when the Yankees the bne three hme.-s to floor Don scored. M~redith of Dallas. The Yankees feel confident Quarterback Frank Ry~n now but know they must con- isn't very concerned· about the finue to win to keep ' their hold safety blitz though. " We've had on the coveted number one pretty good success against the spot. . ICards' safety blitz and once we Other Games bit Ernie Green on a flare and Jn the only other games. he wen~ ~0' yard: or ~·" the National League leading Phil a· Browns signal caller satd. delphia PhiUies defeated He ee1s 131 e mane u toth the Browns' uver Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 bef turned Cincinnati stopped auea,a:, The Phiis increased their Coach Blanton Col!ier calls to 61,2 games when Maury nuisance,, but <Uimits he has first inning error allowed thought of using it. runs to score. and' they got c0IIege 23 Oh10 • T()ILn RIPAIR PARIS SPORTSWEAR for ACTION.· F00tbaII 4 admi11l011 • 'P ' Leaders Teams Open '6 Campaign By United Pr<a• IDter••d-1 Nadonal League G. AB. R. R. Pet. Clmnte Pitt 140 564 85 194 .344 1 Aaron Mil 133 533 98173 .325 Carty Mt"l 117 """ ~' 60127 .323 Williams Chi 146584 9113'1 .320 Torre Mil 139536 79170 .317 Santo Chi 145 540 83171 .317 I By United Pre11 Interaatfooal do plays host to Villanova. An· All of a sudden it's another other Mid-American Conference football season, and Ohio COl· entry, Ohio University, travels · of to West Texas State that same leges have nearly a full sJate 23 games for Saturday. night. Although two teams kicked off Other major schools opening their seasons a little early last Saturday include Miami and weekend, the bulk of them start Xavier, wb1ch collide m Cincinthe ball bouncing this week and Inati. and Bowling Green, which th_ linal dozen, including Ohio takes on Southern Illino1s in an State, will wait until Sept. 26 to afternoon cor•test. open their 1964 schedules. · Only two or the games will be Youngstown got its season off counted in conferenc~ standings. to a winning start Thursday They are Wittenberg against night by whipping visiting Gus- I Baldwin-Wallace at 3pringfield tavus Adolphus 25-7 behind the and Akron at Muskingum both running of halfback' John Rar- 1in the Ohio Conferenn. ' .rck , who scored three touch- ' Dayton's Flyers will . be favdowns. !ored in their opener against St. The state'~ only major inter- Joseph's of Indiana, in Dayton, sectional battle iwll be in To-- Here is the weekend schedule, ledo Saturday nlght when Tole-- , with last year's records of Ohio 1 CART 1 1 74 1 7 * IG SCREEN ~Portable TV Line Scores STAN INGs 1 1 1 ~~:~:~1rA~m~e~n~·c~au~:~st~u~ar~t~,~Red~fso~x1. \l 1 SHOTGUN MATCH I Wlrt~. Society Notes YOUTHS MOTOROLA 1 tJ.U ........... eSHOULDER PADS .. $4.95 CroW Helmets e FOOTBALLS · · .. $2.79 $495 STEAK HOUSE • . ,·"' . I. •Pl"'h V•l•~,: w!th'CiuJCie rm.. , ,. Plvoh loll, ' 10. $~tonto •lvlotstt hlklt• .. 'MASON ,. ,' . :~n.clu;~'~~:~~r,owner · HEATING ·*, ; , 199.95 5 I Wolfpen ,....... CLOTHING HOUSE Lowor Slom j.' INGELS FURNITURE Tt7' . SWING DOWN PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH '· DID YOU :KNOW p·u n . s" 1 . G.lJAR , ' \ S· Controls. Wood Cabinet covered with ScuU-Reslstlnt Vj.. I ·., ·;· ayl' lmptep~ated Covering in Covert green and Caaeadt ••:. ~~ ~-,'~ ·--::·~.'~;~!"'~........~ ,t • 3·~ Sbirt$"' '~~· Wh,Ue 1nd Shale Tan. or Midn)t;!:ht Blue and Glaehlr Blue .~. ca~' ;e·, in4·,, hjgh, 14~' 0 jid,'., '7~·~ deep. -·;.:\WERN , ·~,.;- 1 t .~·; & T.V• .,, . ' j eFOOTBALL PANTS- $4.95 Shoes FOOTBALL JERSEYS S9.95 $2.95 - t•• GoJden 'Voice Speaker. Separate Tone and Volu-me '~ I •. j teams in parentheses: Saturday afternoon - Southern Illinois at Bowling Green (8-2-0), AsIll an d {9-1) at Wom~ter (l-8~. Adrian (Mich.) at Defiance (2-6), Rochester fN .Y.) at Denison 8-1), lndian.d Central at Otterbem (5-3)1), Marietta Flood Stl 146 613 86191 .312 (5-4) at Califorrua State (Pa.). Brock Stl 40 570 98178 .312 Saturday mght-Ohio Univer- Cepeda ~:W 146 480 71 149 310 I sity (64) at West Texas State, Hunt NY 12-t 466 59 144 .309 w... .,.. • .., ,.,, ALL NEW 1965 1 Vrllanova at Toledo (2-7) , M1a-1 A . . Le mi (5-3-2) at Xavier (5-t-1), St. meman ague , Joseph's (lnd.) at Dayton! A.B. R. H. Pet I 0 ·7-2). Baldwin-Wallace (ti·3) at rOliva Minn _,. ~:3 10 3 1 9 ~ ·318 Wittenberg (8-0-1) Akron (6-3) . B.Rbsn Ball 1oN"" ~ at Muskingum (6-i) Heidelberg Mantle NY 128 417 79 126 I Howard NY 33 485 53 146 301 (1-7-1) at Bluffton (7-2), Mt. · · ® Union fl-8) at Ohio Northern F'reehan Det 131469 64140 ·299 1 (6-3). Centre (Ky.) at Wilming- Causey K~ 143 SM 79165 .298 1 ton 13-5), Findlay (7·3) at Hope Rbnsn ?h• 128 478 78 142 -297 1 (Mich.) Ystrzskl Bos 139 519 72 153 ·295 : Brssud Bos 1451)26 80 I54 .293 1 Cnglaro Boa 96 353 63 105 .293 111• MARNI . Home Runs 1 lrlroct•l M2706U I National: Mays, Giants, 41: r ComD•ct lly!f!'d Major Uague Re8ults Williams, Cubs, l2: Cep'·da, 1 v1ny1 r l ad metal t•binet in Pu,rl By United Press International I Giants, 30: Hart. Giants, and : Beqje color <H National League i C b 8 ach Wtlit• Straw co l 2 Cincinnati 020 102 101- 7 13 1 Santo, u s, e · or. Zanrlh OeluRe VIdeo R~nge 81Chic<~go 100 000 004- 5 6 11 Amerlcao: Killebrew, Twins, Ctlanh .. Tu"i "i O'Toole, Ellis (9) and 147 ; Powell. Orioles. 34: Cola· S~stam . By ~~ited Press loternational I~hlladelphia 4 Los Angeles 3! Edwards. L Burdette. Warner vito, A's, and Stuart. Red Sox, American ~pe mght j l6), Koonce 17) and Bertell. 33 each; Mantle, Yanks, 3L 1 W. L. Pet. GB Only games scheduled Winner - O'Toole (15-7). Loser New York 86 59 .593 , , Friday's Probable Pitchers -L. Burdette 110-9). HRs N tl R~ 01 Battedclnd . 110 8 8 Baltimore 88 61 .591 ... St. Louis at Cincinnati. night Robinson (26th), Santo (28th}. S o~ab tJserM ar ~· ts' Chicago 88 61 .59 ... -8im_mons (J5-9) vs. Tsitouris an~, u sB ; is'c 1 ~: n' 11 96 Detroit 77 71 .520 10ih 17-ll). Phila. 300 000 001 - 4 8 0 ;_ orre, r.aves, ~ a 0 ' Los Angeles 76 74 .507 Chicago at ~lilwaukee, night-. Los An g. 200 001 000- 3 5 3 Phrls, 94 · Cleveland 74 72 .507 12~ lswort 04-15) vs. Fisc er ; Wh;e, Shantz (ll , 8 EI · h (9), and Dalrymple. ll.finnesota . 74 74 .500 111-9). h Boston 66 83 .443 22 New York at Houston, night I tl8-14 ) and Roseboro. EASY TERMS Washington , 57 92 .384 31 -Jackson 00-14) vs. Larsen (4- ! Shantz (2-4 ). Kansas City 54 93 .367 33 . (Qnly game!!! scheduled) Thursday'• Re8uUa Philadelphia at Los Ange- , Americaa Leape i HANDCRAFTED New York 6 L. A. 2, -· les, night - Short 117-7) vs. ' Los Ang. 000 000 200- 2 8 1 • 1 <Only game scheduled) Ricllert (2-IJ. j New York 000 301 20x- ! 11 1 Sunday, Sept. 20th P'or Fewer Service Problems 8-T-R-E-T-C·H Friday's Probable Pkebers Pittsburgh at San Francisco. 1 Newman. Sulka {6), Duliba j Stirling At Noon No Printed Corcu,ls! No Pro dunron Stl o r1 r ulsl E~ery chan•s connO! ~ flon .n ll!n•th T'l ' !!. t18 n ~· Waahington at , night - Gibbon 19·7) vs. Es· <7) and Rodgers. ' ,--wired for the utmost m T\1 Ul!'pend;ob 'l•lv . -osteen (14-11) vs. toile •tt-ll. · 1Sheldon 17) and Howard. PRIZES~ (17-9). . .. Saturday's Games Iner - Stotllemyre 17-2). HAMS & BACON I--BUY NOW Limited Supplyl---1 Cleveland at DetroJt, Louis at Cincinnati, night -Newman <12·9) , HR Tianl I8-2) vs. Asuirre (5-91. · at Milwaukee j tie (31sl). R•ire~hmenq will be Servild Mrs. Gary Barnitz and Ehen Los Angeles at Baltimore, at Houston, nighl Matches Will Be or Pomeroy were Sunday after- night - Latman 15-10) vs. Philadelphia at Los Ang., night . (Qnly game scheduled) Held the 1st and 3rd noon visitors of -her parents, pas (15--5 , Pittsburgh at San Fran., night l'4r. and Mrs. D. H. Robeson Kansas City at New , VAN METER SCORES Sunday of Each Month and Chester Morris.""· night - Meyer <2-f; or ,ZURICH, Switzerland (UPI) Halfbac!t Lennie Van Meter Spon1ored By Open Friday & Saturday Nights Mrs. Harold GU!ogly, Vickl 16-14) vs. Ford (14-6). - Poland lias been asked to re- Iscored a touchdown with 25 FORKED RUN WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT IPORTSMEN'S CLUB and Bruce of Carpenter were Mmnesota at Boston, nigiit- place Italy in the Olympic soc· seconds left in the game, and Monday visitors of her parents Bo~well 10.0) vs. Gbarton cer tournament by the Interna- l then ran around his left side ll~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiii~iiii~~:::::::1Z: Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Saturday's Games tionaJ Football Federation 1 for the extra point.!, Thursday II Mary H~ssell and sister EJat Chicago (FIF~)-. TJ:le Po!ish Football I when the .Pomeroy Freshman Jeen ·spangler and son of Huntat Detroit Association, however, is ex· football t~am defeated Wahama w. va., were Angeles at Balti., night to refuse the bid, ac- 1Frosh 8..0. of Mr. and Mrs. Har· Kansas City at New York cording tu FIFA. ' ----11 ley Johnson. Also visiting were at Boston ACARO IS MAN" ISELECfS SITE MrS. Howard Thoma, Sharon NaUonal Le"'tl• NEW YORK" (UP!) - The ' NEW YORK (UP!) - The and patricia. W. W. Pet. jock~y guild yesterday named I Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Coun~ Tammy Johnson was 8 reo.- Philade)phia 89 58 .605 Eddie Arcaro. who rode 4,779 i try Club has been chosen as 82 64 .562 winners and earned over $30 the site for the Teacher Trophy cent guest of her grandmother St. Louis Mrs. Ada Slack of Syracuse. 1 · · 81 65 .555 7:1f.!: million In purses in us career, 1 championship for senior Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie MalFrancisco 81 66 .551 8 as 1964's "man of the year." fessional golfers. I bourne, Lesia Chris, · Michael Pittsburgh 75 70 .517 13 and Mesllell of Columbus Milwaukee 75 71 .514 13~ •· weekend visitors of her par- Los Angeles 73 74 .497 15 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ha~ Chicaso 66 80 .452 · field and family. Houstpo t10 88 .405 29~ FEATURING WILSON EQUIPMENT Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mur- New York 10 ·18 .SC phy and family attended the Thuraday'o ROsalto Murphy reunion at th< CiaclMaU 7 Chicago 5 FOOTBALL b.yCRE~M · his lather, Mr. 3nd .' Mrs.l =~ =; ~ John Murphy of Crooksville on · , . I :t~ . ISuriday,, Sept. 8. s· Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning With Mask up Fvl S.T-11-E-T.C.H hodod and 'Rhonda were qunday visit· sld Iacko! ·lor roal comfOrt, ors -of her Sister, "Mr and Mrs. Wdb subtt. stret<h you caD James Reeves, Robert and Lin- - a newldnd ol da. comfotl amon,· without Elllil1e Murplly ami losing any of the lriM fit! Jordah spent the night ~ fabric strol<haa In action Sandra Stewart of Cheshire FOOTBALL 1M promp~y oprfnvs back C.ntl~. They enjoyed a omon 1Wnalon Is noloalod, ber party with other girls at And it'a all W;~ the Stewart home. • Orange &. Black Maiy Hussell, her sister, EIOxfords & eRed & White leen Spangler, and ron, and •Blue & White Model MP60A Sho•s Mr&. Harley Johnson visited Mr. • White & .Red Mrll. John R. Murphy and POMEROY, OH'O , l'flUI!Ily . Naomi Smidt &-S-peed Au~omatic Record Changer. Dua1 Sapphire StyiJ, NEW YORK :~:~...~ ...... toll,.. I er Sammy Ellis. Frank Robinson, Vatla P1naon and John Edwardl aU hlt home I.~~J.LU~~~OJ runs to hand Lew Burdette his 1: ninth setback in 18 decisiona. 011 fy011 Invite any more of Clle: •etcbbon to wateb me Uft weigbbl, I 'll laaye te cbii'Jl! • '~ . KJ!Iebrew, 'l'w'DI, 101 TONJGII'I' Irontoo at Atheno I::;~Co~llavito. A'a, 100; B. 11 Oriolos, tt; Mantle, Gallipolis at Coil Grofe Yank&, Greenlleld at Ja<!buQ Maysville at Logan Middleport ot Wahama Natloul: Koufax, Dodgers, Pt. Pleasant at Ravenswood:.-· 1!1-5: Bunntac. Phlls, 17-~ : Mar· Chauncey at Nei~~<J<~vllle ichal, Giants, 18-7; Short, New Boston at LUCQYIU. t 1 Phils, 17·7: O'Toole, Reds, 15-7. Dak Hill at Wellston A.merleaa: Bunker, Orioles, Eastern at North GaJila 1..5; Pappas, Orioles, IH: Kyger Creek at Symmes v.n., Chanet, Angels, 19-7 ; Ford, Racine at Southwestel'JI Yanks, I~ ; Peten, White Sox, SEPT. It GAME 11-8. Pomeroy at Rutland ALL-STABS World Series Time is Near; GuesS Who Is In·First In American Loop? . UPI Sporta Writer '' .. BASKETBALL EQUIPMENT · BASKETBALLS $4.95 up BASKETBALL GOALS BASKETBALL SHOES $2.98 up $5.95 H&R FIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • ·o ' '. ,, �) • ' I Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mld!!leport, 0 ., Sept. 11, 1oM \ F(litlt is Topic Diseussttl by Sentinel Church News Mrs. Moore J•as :t'O,II p. Mrt. ship Service; 10 a. m. Sunday answering roll calL Mrs. Joe enfng, Sept. II • :n. Preaching by Dr. L. L. Rousb, the Rev· erends Al'lbur SUI!, Johp Early, FraalaiWI Norrit ·IIIII H. L. MaDinlol. Special IIIIUk by Cbolrs of lletbodlsl 11111 Bap~~ Churchel, OU Orove Youth Choir, NOI'I'Is ~ and others. • ----- DAUGIITEII BORN Mr. aPd Mrl. Jam11 F. Smllb of 3426 Beulah Road, Columbus Jf8 announclfll lhe bb1h of their oeoond dau&IJior, Wellll• 11111 In at oeven pounda, ei&IJI ounces, Melina Kay lii'J'Ivecl Sept. 14 at Riverside Molhodlot Hospilal. Mellua bas an older aistor, Maraha Renee, age IS DIOIIths. ~randparent.i, lormer)Jr ol RaCIDe, are Mrs. Bert -House, ColumbUI, and Mr. and ble school 9:30 a. m.; Momlna !School. · Halley was in charge of <levoworship 10 :30 a. m.; EvePing Bradlonl CUrcb of Cbrlll,l lions using the topic "Lelll You woroblp 7:30 p. m.: RobeM Reed N. I. lmbo<ten, P':'stor; Homer Federated Cllurtb, Pomorey, Forget" and a scripture read· Bible ~clloel Su~t. Forrest, Supt.; Bible School Rev. w. H. Perrin, pru~tor; tng. . 9:30 a. m.: Monung Worshlp, Carl Kaulll, Supt.; S u 0 d 01 Following the mee~ t be UB Cburcb. Letorl ~.,.,,Sun. 10:30 a. m.: Evening Worahtp, Scllool 8;1> a. m.; Worl!llp group went to Crow • Steakday School 9:30 a. m.; Worsh1p 7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p, m. hour W:30 o. m. bouse for a d...ert course with se- ·Ices Sunda~. 7:SO p. m. Bible Study. Mrs. Csri Horky an4 Mrs. F,...edom Gospel Mbstoa a.. Flrsl Bopllo& CbUI'Cb Mlddl&- William Morris as hosleues. ChUreb at Che Nazarene, Pom- shan Stiversville Road : E . J . port, Rev. DouaJd &one, 01;s- Mrs. Carl Gilmore was a COil" ~· Norman F~er, Seneca· eroy Rev. Clyde Henderson, GrUflth, pastor: Roger w1~ tor; SUnday Scoool &:IJ a. m., tribuling bosleu. V1lle. Mrl. Mart Crary', Pompostor: S~nday School 9:30 a. ford, Supt.; Sunday School 10 Fred lloflman, Supt.; !0:15 L Prese11t 10 addition f:o t be eroy, . and Mrs. William Flah· m.: Mornlng Worship 10:30 o. a. m.; ll:vangellolic Service, 7· m. Worsblp Servlct; BYP 6 p. above were Mrs. Marjot10 Wal· er, Mlnersv~le, are lfasl grand ln this age of techno]ogica1 wizardry never sneer ~t the paBt. m.: NYPS 6:4; p. m. Evening :SO p. m. "royer meetio&, 7;30 m.; Evenlng Worsbip, 7:80 p. bum, Mro. Donald Lowery, Mrs. mothers. The Roman engi neers who designed thi s aquedu ct in Spain were brilliant services 7oSO p. m. P r a 1 e r p. m. Tuesday. m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer men. Skin such as theirs. more than the might of Caesar's armies, fashioned meeting, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. . meeting; 8,30 p. m. Wed., cbolr Wednesday, Prayer Coffee hour foUowJn&. the vast civilization of the Empire. Soutb Bethel EUB Cbun:h, practice. . p. m. Wednesday • Cb ller Church ol God Ret Freo Metbodlol Cbarell, Rev. Eugene E. EmerJOn, paeChoir Practice: 8:30 p. m. e Spencer, pastor. Sundo; In this age of scientific 4iscovery never overlook the Truths long ago 1 • CIUf. r.ev R. E"gene Gill. tor. Sunday worship 7:30 p. m. Mlddleporl Flnl United Pre• Junlor Cbolr Praotlee. 8o30 a. m. Mot!llng wnrrevealed. 9 pastor. Sundoy School :80 •· ond 9:30 a. m alternately. SWlbyterlao Cbureh, Rev. Howard Betlllellem llapllll 11 Pray M U Christianity was born in a remote province of ancie nt Rome. lt s uffered m.; Phil WISe, supl. : Morning day School 10:30 a. m. and Ruppel~ pastor: Sunday Bend; Rev. C. L. O'Coo•;.,m·Th....:.y. generations of persecution until it converted eve n its persecutors. And when 1 8 · m.; worship IO You b 9:30a.m. alteruatoly. Norman · a.m. Mrs · Rodsey . Sauer • ·~barba~ans overran the Empire, our faith found a foothold in their hearts Servicea 7 ,so p. m.: Evangelistic pastor·• Robert Le~io~:~:.~~~le'o • ~H~niClCI Friday, 7•,M ..., . 7. 30 Mid . Week Bahr, Supt. Blbla Study and supt.: 10;30 a. m. WorshiP: >:45 a. m. Morning m. as well. semce · 1 ?· ~so Wed prayer service !eel by pastor, p. m. YF: Wed. 8o30 Junior SUnday School; 7 p. m. Snllon Metbodltl Cllnrcll, "" In a civilization of modern marvel s the Church still raisea its towers prayer serv"' : p.m. · 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Cbolro 7 p. m. Senior Choir. service: Tbojraday, !bur Stitt, pallor.· Sunday of truth . And when, next. Sunday, we come with ou r families Ul worship, somewhere a congregation will be singing : , Hysell Run _Free Metbod.::, Laltrldge EUB CBnrob, Rev. ~ WUI Bopllol Cburcb, m, Prayer meetlnt. ·10 a. m., CUnl Orr, 0 where are kings a.nd empires now B u r. LoTd, thy Chu reh i.~ tyrayi11g vet1~'::; Rober ~ S~ltha'o Sr., pa~ ' Eugene Emerson, pastor, Sun- Rutland Pastor, Rev . P au t Syr=• ~':: : Su~ O/ old th.at w~mt a11d came? A thousand years the same! ~uynd~!ley b~P~:" M:~~• ,.:; day School, 10 a. m., Russell Taylor; 'sunday School, 10 a. !D· i :~:·~:"'~~;ter:~=··~servl;,. a.m. Street, (V!ll'al Musial; . • . · Archer, Supt. Sunday Worshi~ Guy Prtddy Supt.; Preaching shlp 10:30 a. m. Youth Serv1ce, 11 0 m Bible Study a•d Pra•· rvl 7•80· .p , ;;.r•· Bible Study 10 L m., Thursday F ri da! 14 · · led by Millard se ce, • P· m., riiY61 Sunday chool· YF worahiP 10' 45 a. m.: " Ephe1i11.n1 Colosai11n1 6' 45 P· .::.'·; Evanpge I.18uc m~ er sarvlco Coe, vices ~ :30 p. m Wednesday · · M 3:7-UI 3 :5-l 'l 7 sage, : ~ p. m.; rayer meev 7oSO p.m. Wednesday. Portland Melhodlll Cbureh,l1h:.cto,:30. &lc~~j oore, 7:80p.m. Wedna• :ng, Tnurs~•Y 7:30 p. m. A~•ur Sti'tt, pastor. Sunday 1' n;:11 d•~ '"' flrsl MoDday eaeb m Rntlolld Church ol Cbrlol, Pentecostal Aosembly, Route Rock Sprtnp Mothodltt, R. Sehool 9:80 to IO:!il a. m., Har· p. m. Holy CommJIIIo School 9:110; CommuniOn 124, Rev. DauJ E. Jonei, pastor . R. Card, pastor: Sunday School old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenneth eacb quarter u 8J1J101111Ced. 10 , 30 a. m., V. H. Braley, Sunday School tO a. m.: Wor- 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Services !Ira~ Wednesday of each Sabra Canaday, pianist; With lhe hope il wUI, in some measure, foster and help BitS· ship services 7:30 p. m. Sun- 7·30 p. m.: r.<YF 0:30 p. m.: every Sunday •ve,Png. ~.7:·~~ tain that which is good in family and commu.nity life, this feadsy, Wednesday and Friday. WSOS Tuesday l :SO P· m. : Pray· Eaterprlse EUB MlDerovWe Metbodltl Ieeder. f' nd , -· Bradbnry Cburcb of Cbrlot, er and Bible Study, Wed. 7;30 Menzel Smltb, pastor. Lester L. Roush, p~Cbarell o1 lbe Naz. • . lUre is sponsored by t I1e b us tness <rms a orgamza1w.~ A t Marcum miDister· Bible m. ---, r • • p. service 9:80 a. m.: Supday Brown, Olurch SuPday School, 9:30 a. whose namPs UfJpear below. School and lllomlng WOI'llhlp, School, 10•80 L m. Youth. Fel· 10 a. m. OlllcMornfng worsblp 10:45 a. Board meetlo& e@qb Evenlng Worship, 7 p.m.; 1________::..:.,_____; . , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 0 : 3 0 a. m.; Christian Endeav· Raelle Melbodlst Chnrcll, lowsblp 6o30 p. m.; Boyo and or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worship, H. L. McDa.mel, pas~t ; Sun- Girls Fellowsblp, 6:SO p. otberwlae called. Prayer meellng, 7 p. m,.Wed. 1 9 80 7 p. m. , eacb qunrler as . Clyde Y. Heodenon, p.. · , ~·. ';:'"': Evening aarvlce 7:SO p. m., 1 Kingdom Hall 01 Jebovab • Pr . --~· Bmbl., Stud - 7;30 p" ond 4tb Sundays: .Youth Choir, G~EENHOUSES Witnesses: Public meeting, Sun- oyer """ 1 • y, · · 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer & su,.fllto M-..nst c:lilll'<!ll day 3 p. m._; Watchtower ~tudy m. Wedn.sday. Meetlag, 7:80 p. m. .WedqesclaY· ~usa ollha Member FTD Stitt, pp~or, SUnday 240 Lincoln St. Middleport WY 2-25!50 4 ?· m.; Bible study Tueoday • Anllqnlty Baptist Cbard s..,. . nne, WOllam C. 'lborpe, Greenhouse WY 2-3402 IVY H644 ••30 a, m.: Gene Wolle 8 p. m.: Service meeting, 7 p. day School at 10 o. m. Prayer Bealll Metbodlol ~urcll, M. Sunday Srhool9;30 a: m.; Services Tburaday evenm. Thursday: Ministry school, meetins Thu.~day 7,30 p. m. E. Dow~ l'dlor. Church •fng wurshtp 1D.3Q a. m. 8 p ~ Thursday · -• School, 8.30 L m., Lee Smith, '""' . . ., •• ~ ... · · · p Flnt Baptist Cbur..,, Pome- Su;;t .' Marnfno. Worsblp lO•SO oyra<~~u E.U.B. Clnuclh, . \llo,.. · Chapel ""'""'"'II Estahllshed in 1904 Danville Pilgrim Holiness, ( · roy. Rev. Ralph Hatclter: 8:30 a.m:;,.,Jr.' Church, ~ur SUtt. Pastor. 8 to 7 ' po ;.,, A. Sellers, Pastor. ''Take Someone To Church This Week .. o. Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0. H. to ll:lli a. m. worsblp service SUnda ev wltb Dale a m SUnday Scbool Sunday School, 10 •· m. OUver West Columbia. W. Va. Middleport WY 2·3284 Car, pastor; S':rday ~hool,;:l!O and study. Nursery and Junlor Dee lwea= leadero. . • 10:80 ~ Ql, Sayre. Supl.; Sunday Worsblp . Ph. Mason SP 3-rJISQ3 ah. m., Holbert ,'"o·tes.' upt.. Plo~ church for children. MYF 7· p:· m.,"J~an Smith, svileo. servtce;'tl a.m.; Prayer mee~ s lp serv ce at · • a. m., ,.._ 'M. nita ol tb th fng every wednOsday evening 0 m~U.: grim Youth, 8:45 p. m.: Evan· Letart FaUo United Brelllreo selor: ,.......,; 2nd 0 _Y Middleport Ch""'h o1 Cbrlot. 7 30 gelistic service, 7oSO p. m. Mid· Churcll, Rev. James Morrbon; each month at · Aft. and aPd~:Silllt> ~th and Ml!ln Slreeto Donald DODGE-DART-DODGE TRUCKS Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- Sunday Sebool t:30 a. m., Tom ernooo ~clo, 4th Weday Serfv1ce,lh a.,...., ..,V _ Hicks miniater• Blbl; School, nesday, 7:30 p. m. Norris, supl.o Sup!. Her- 3 P. m., Claa 12, lrd ... O DIQII · .,., • ..,... · • ., ' . , rshi Middleport, Ohio Mlddteport . bert Roush Preaeblng Sullday day ~~ 8 p. m.; Chureb AdlnJn. : L m,,Mornlna 8:30 A, .m., ,Mnrillng Wo P· Middleport Cbarell of tho Naz. l0:30 a. m:; Alternate evening lstraUon, 2nd Wl'dnesday, 7 p. 10:10 a. m Suoday School, ,. a. m._; Youth Fellowship •nne, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. worsblp at 7,30 p. m.; Pray· m.; Choir pracUce, , p. the Theiss, ·SupL; 1:10 6.15 p. m., EvllliJI8 _Worship: · Sunday School 9:SO a. m.: Morn· er meeting Thurs., 8 p. m. Wednesday. , Youth FeUOW!tblp. 7:30 p. m; PraJer rjee, Wed lng Worsbip 10:30 a. m.; NYPS SL Jolul'o Clollullle lll,lnloa: 1. 111. SUnday School. 7.30 Ql. West Main St. Young People~ 6:16 p. m.; Evan- Alfred M-1•1 Cbncb, near GuyovUle (Dnlch Ridge I: no Roueb, Supt.; 10:110 L Pomeroy Coin Operated Laundry & Dry C1eanlnJ gelloUc meo_lilll 7:30 p. m.: Rev. Pearl Caito, paotor; Sun· Rev. Geort!• jt. Shipman, pas- Mol'lllllc Worsblp, an~ IIIII Support the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy 397 W. Main Prayer.,.., og, Wed, 7:SO p.m. day School.at _UO, Charlo~ '\'a)" tor, SundaY Mus 10:80 a, m. 1 Soaday of lbt l'lOOtb; 8 p. m, Naomi Bopllo& Cbordu SUn- lor, Supt.; .MilBJeal prtlll'am by Holy Day or Obligation Bo30 a. E\'etUl!g EvanaeU.UC lltrtloo. day School 9:SO a. m.: Wor- the Melody FFour Quartet of m. Conleulon \i hour bofore Ill and 3rd Sunday of montb •• ship 11 a. m.; Prayer service, Parkersburg from 11 to 11:30; M~'ss. ' llyraq~ MIAI1111o ·Rev, Barl 1 p. m. Weduesday. Also afternoon prorram for tho Lear Lad of Lorello MlnloD Cus~. ptlltor: Sorvle'el oveey Builders & BuUdinl SUppUet Baken of Good Bread Carpenter Baptiol Cbnreh; ann~al Homec6miQ1. Worship LO!lg Bolin~ Rev George R. Wednnday and, FridaY• IVenlni S•nday School 9 so a. m.; Morn- Semees at 8 p. m. wllh the shlpmM, adlnlnlotrator. Sunday ,.!:SO p. m. Chester. Ohio Ph. 9Bl!-2005 Huntington, W. Vr.. Ins Worslup 10: li a m. Re .. Cuto:. Wed., 7:45 p.. m., 111111 S:81Ja. m., eat.: Holy Days ML U11joa n F.W.B. Cllar.a, Rallalld First Bapllll Cburob Prayer ServtCOI!. ObU ti . Henry ~· Stallley, !'~'tor< 7 01 Sunday Sclleol 9o30 a. m. Preach- The Ualted MetboiEst Cburch Ral.:d Cba~:· .~·God, Sehool 9;45 a. m., ~I mp Sunday UO p. m. Pom•roy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, Jolin smai!WOQCI paotor· . Preacbitli, 7.8(! Harrisonville Presbyteri,o, pastor. Sanday School 9:11 a. School .;,.; ' meelbtl. -7111Q, P. 10 8 'Mte Bend Area's Laraest New Supermarket Rev : John Davies, pastor· Worm.,Leo Crew, Supt., Le Vaugh·' m. Yollng ~ · P~ · Chester, Ohio 1 7 Middleport Ohio ahip service 9 SO a. m.; Sunday an! Aso't. Supt. Divine ~Y,or· .;;'~ver ~ p. "m. Wednesday :' p. m. Thureday. . School 10·30 a. m. shlp 10•30 a. m. Serr.,oa: , Be Pr tin& 1 m 'l1le llllvatlatl ....,., ~= The PeDieenllal Chnreb, 111111- Bom Aaew." Monday Sept. 21 da ayer mee . p. · Ray s. Wining, omc,.. In ol dleport. Soutb 31'11 Ave.: Sunday the Goodwill Truck will pick ~- Methodist Cbnrcb 10 L m. llollntu School 10 a. m.: ~unday evenm& up usable clothmg and house- p 1 A, c to p ator· worL m. SWidiY Bulova Watches SaJes & Service evangelistic service, 1:34l p. m. hold deall4epo81~ In the col- ;:,ar ,.:n 10 1 '1 a 8 m 'sunday 7 p. Ill. Wednesday Bibl!i Study 7:30 p. leclloa center• on the A&P and Sch;;.;~at ~ 18. m.': WSCS tot . 7•30 p. · m. 186 N. Second Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio m: ~turd;': nlibt · Prayer and Kr01er Iota. WedneBday, 9:1; a. Thursday of month; Board Tblll'lday, Worsh1p 7 o p. m. Paa!Dr, Rev m. Prayer Group meets , at meel\nl Srd Wednesday of the Home Leaaue: 7 B L. Barrett ehurch: Tbursday, 7:15 p. m., o1h.' 7:3fp. D. RuUand Chnreb 01 llle N.- Choir rehwsal. mon · 11111t~ttg. one : Sunday Scbool 8•10 1. m.; MI. Hennon Ualted Bretbfto Morning Worsblp 1,0;41 o. 111. Rau.ttd 114e-ol Cbarob In Christo Rev James Morri· Evangelistic •etflao 7;4~ p, m. Carl ilerrtnJ, paotor: Mornmg son, pasthr: Sunday School, ISO E. Second Pomeroy WY 2-2440 1!: Main St. Pomeroy .'/lidweek oravei oervtce, 7:41 p. worsblp lOoiO 8 • · m.: Churcb 9:SO a. m.• Preaching 10:30 a. FRI. Thrll SUN. m Wednesday . Scbool 8:t(l a. 111· WSCS first m. Alternate praachina and Cslnmblr !-'hopei: Worsblll..,. Tuesdly 111111 2nd ~ldoy of QJrlstian Endeavor, 7:s0 p. SEPT, )8-20 & vice each lunday 9:16 a m.; eact. monlh: l'am!IJ)IIIhl 1881 Sunday. Mid-Week Prayer .:;;':1!•!! 7r30 FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Quality Furni tu re at Lower Prices Sunday School tO a. m.: Youth Sunday IVMIIDII ol lOch month vices Wednesday. 7:30 p. m, 11 ~ervtce 6 lfi n m. Ev•nlna Wor6:110 P. .111.: Prayer MeeUng, RnUaod Mlalloa 1 OQoe New· SPlit lA&. !,SINqlNIIl. Phone M·2125 Cbelter. Oblo Middleport 1 7 · BY THE ' ,.;!'~ •hlp 1 o. m. •••h Sundoy. 'SO P· m. Wl!ll!to4ay. man, missionary ,..!Or: Sun· . GLOD· D·•U.r Churtb ol C h' I I I ' Edea United urelilreo In day School, 1:3!1 o. m.; Wo1rshllpj ..Y LAN-·'· ::l'll! \ . QUARTET "" Rlb•e Srhool 9 311 • m. Prearh· Cbrtat O.pn:ti: Rev. tmdeo R. 10: SO a. m.; Preaching UO p. •n• 10 30 a. m.. llr•t and Udrd Ralka. PJator; .Suo4&y School, m.: Prayer aervlao, 7:SO p. m. I ~undays. 10 a. m.: wbtf!i, Hcil!lnler. IUp\. Tbursqay. ' RI!:XAI.L DRUGS "EVERYTHING IN HARUWAI!E" I Cnrl,.ton Cbarch. \lni{NbUh Christian Sndeavor t.-7:1$ p. 'TI. Tippen f'laJa• l!iUB O.arell: We Fill All Uucturs Prescriptions Pomeroy, Ohio , Roaa. :nday Sc~ool 9~illl a. m · Mrs. Lyda Cbevaller, pri!JIIdant. Rev . Eugene ft. ltmorson. , ... WY 2-2955 PumProy llalpn Csrl Snpl.; "'aching Clallll fo; all. Son& ..,.teoo, tore Sunday Worship u 311 a. m Sorv:ces, 7:311 p m., C.C" Coil a p. m. Prqclltna ,,~ p. 111 .; IQ1d 7,so p. m. •lt•mrtely Sun' ' ' ·•Ym>n: Pr•yer moeUng, ru•• 1\lld Wee~ Prliyor meetlna. I :Ill day School l o30 a Ql ~~~~~ 10•:10 II ' •' . 1ay 7·30 c. m p. m. Wednejlllay. CIIU. LeJ<i· •· rn. l(temately Hnlllfl Vlnefake "Someone With Vou l"o t:h~o~rcb ln Pomeroy Ovet 90 Year8 !An•••lll• Csni"•!IRdtmal or, Mrs. M.allo Qolsitljjer yard. auol.. B'ble, Study , and Bakera of Hol sum Bread t.1mstion Church' s u n oa y . ' Prayer l!ervtre led by ' ''heesebrew, pastor : Sunday l\lnrnlq liW II:UB ·lllturcll, 7:80 0 m Tuesday.. · .. - Attend The Church Of Ynur ctlnlce Scb,ool 9:30 - m.; diehard Fet- Re~ M•n;el .~lllltll< ,..tor DI> ' ' ty, Supt.; Woi'sblp, 10:3L a.m. a m. Suf!lliy ' School,. Fred First llapUII CbQI'dl. s.ventb o.y 4dvenu•'· PoD> smith. aupt.. ~~~ llllu~tr. As•·• llo• ·u. . oa•tcir eroy. l:blldren~• Horn< . 11111. ~or\11~, :pO!'IiliP lq 4li 1. m,, S~nday l{chool-U1111 · ' : 5< to SLOO aqd up Mulberry H•ightl b b a r n Prayer ~tlhil 8 p, .m, Thur~ !,'urtls, lllpt.; tO 4~ ~ "Mrirrr.: · f: Lf1£'Al UNIIJ~ 5tlB8 POMEROY OHIO School Z p m.; WorOhl> ~er•·'"O ~A)'. , . , 'iJI~. WQI'll~lpi 61111 ' p . ·'a.~~'.l li':!>;? THE , lace. ..._ __!ECIAL SERYICQ """''" Prtaoblllc ~ Group I of the Mlddleportl'lrst Rlelne Chlli'Cb, f:311 eaab ev- M~ Mortab !lopltl1 Cll...,., Comer ot Fourth and MaiD Sl Middleport. l\l!v. Nyle Bordeo, minister. Sunday SchOol t :30 a. m. Arnold Rlcllll'IIS. S\1111. Mornlng Worsblp, 10;10 a. m. gene Underwood, minister. 8i- Friday. Dr.Nesiusis Hartford Speaker for Conference . uooperatlon ,.;jJ l a,. Lewll . . .. ""'· lonltaU alld Mn. Dwi&IJI WaJ. preseP~ by Hrs. !lm111oore at the Seplelllber IIIHIInC of obip oertlce 10:10 a. m.: Sl Unlled Presbyterian Church Jobn, ·~ School 10 a. m.; Tuesday evening at the chUrch. Worsbl~ 9 a. m. Tho openln( prayer ,.., rfv· l:lianll 11 Qlrld, en bf Mrs. Freda Brat! wltb J M -~f.lrl. Bethel Coleman, Cbllrmlll ~ 9 ,':,~· ..;:""~ In charge of the ~ CbriJIIa Sncleovor liDo. Mre. William MoiTti 1••• Cbarell ol Uod, ML Mortoll1 a. ,m.; n ' the trea!IUI'er's report fn the oJ>. Rev. Ira M. Tibbs, pastor : Sun- p. m. Evenln1 Service, 1' 30 p. senco of Mrs. Myron Miller, day Sebool 9:41 L m.; Worship m. to re(!UperaUPJ from ovrservico l1 L IlL and 7:45 p. m.: spocuo J'lnt Ualted Preobyo gery. Zlan Cbarell ot Cbl'IJ~ Pomo- Prayer mee"·a l:30 P- m. Tues- torlan Cburcb, Rev. Howltd Favorite hy111111 and Bible roy . Harrtsnnvhle Road, Eu- dsy: Young People, 7:30 p. m.IRuppel~ pastor: 9 a. m. Wor- vel'l!es were gtvan by 'mem~ - . - Cllurall • ~ l.leq, /!ln. ly, lfn. ....., - ~mithCites ~rowthThru "Fail!!" wu the oludy tOpic ·t · Chris! ol Liller l)ay Sainta, llill miles from Racioo 011 Rac1nel'ortioPd Road. Sunday Sehoul 1:30 a. m.; Worship 10:110 a. m., SUnda" evening service at 7:110 p. m.: Wed .. worship servl"e at 7:31' p. m. Pastor, Tho111as E. Diddle. All evening serv· Ices beglD at 7;30 p. m. .It I'' I I I I four Sizes of lconomy-Pr:..od Delux• Clrculatora I Throo Slz•., Cu1t0111 Deluu Radiant Clnulatort ROMANS MOVED RIVERS "'!nr- e:.::i &·• =P,;. lI \ I \ I :J:;.. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY HEINER'S BAKERY KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY V. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY FOREMAN ABBOTT SWISHER & LOHSE .J:;..':j• J Ravenawood, W Va. ~RICES ON& TUESDAY 9 A.M. 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C1sto, Cheshire, is participatwitb other members of the Qulll'termaster Battalion in !!""~ anll evaiuaUPg the <\Oj>r. a vehicle capable operatit!n both on land and in .water, incorporates many p' i'pies of high· ' 'eoa cUon equipment. is underg ing troop Europe after lour yeara and development. T b e ooldler lo a 11113 of Kyw creek Hl&b 63 Buick La Sabre 4door - - - -· • s2495 V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, healer, Uke new white sidewall tires, IJeautiful gray metallic finish with sparkling black interior. *1964 NEW CARS *1964 OFFICIAL CARS *ALL USED CARS 61 Rambler 4Dr. Station Wagon · S1195 Cla.ssle 6 cyl. >landard trans., chrome luggage rack, radio, heater, white sidewall tires, 2-tone green with matchin6 interior. 63 Ford Galaxie 4door • • • · S1995 V·B standard transmission, radio, heater and white sidewal !'res --ON DISPLAY---. .'THURSDAY, SEPT. 24th BUICKS ._ PONTIACS G. M. C. TRUCKS 60 Chevrolet Nomad 4dr. Wagon. s1595 V-8 automatic transmission, power brakes. power steering, radio, heater, white sidewall tires, IJeautiful white over green finish with matching green interior. Shows real care. CHECK THESE "AS·IS" SPECIALS 57 CHRYSLER 56 JEEP 53 FORD 4 DOOR 1965 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Rutland Furniture ON ROY'S FOOD BASKET F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER 6750 START AS LOW AS OFFICE HOURS BAUM LUMBER CO. - -- - " THE UNITED STEEL WOR KERS ' it Of AMERICA jhe beautiful WARM MORNING Gas Heatersnow on display. BAKER FURNITURE WILSON'S lAUNDROMAT St. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. FURNITURE MYF TINY'S FOODLAND saving performance assure you lo~ ongmal cost and low operating cost. Come an and see " Cit""'• Asa,_ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ' BUYS 3 ROOMS OF ALL "EW . .... ::'i '!'::;:" FRANCIS FLORIST and "CARPET OF COMFORT" heat flow at floor level puts an end to cold drafty floors. Quoet running thermostatically controlled blower operates automatically. · ''TOP·O·MATIC" CONTROLS, located at rear end and TOP of heater are easy to reach and easy to set ... provide yo~ with fully .?utomatic or semi-automatiC operat:on of the Carpet of Comfort" blower system. WARM MORNING's economical price and fuel· :~v "The 'vear of the Quick Wide-Tra¢ks" ' _ $395 4-Wheel Drive 'ql. IU.IOITIItle - $75 :~~y '895 ' .: BlAETTNARS· ' ' ,.q.,.QMC . :rRI:ICKS" 18,53 ' OMAC I'INANCINU KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR :SAL£S OPEN TIL I P, M. c.tlill~klomabil• .. �• ' ' • I . I - - - - - - - - ·.. ~Dally sentlnll, PomeJ'01"Middleport, ~_ept 18, ~~ J 'wAN1 AD INFORMA liON 2 SIGNS ....... QUALITY FOR SALE-Middle~·· ~ eel bUlkflas, locotecl ~l N I)&A.UL.Lfll·Secood SU.,t, Mlddleporl OP . . . p IL DQ ...,..,... ....... ....,.._ Firm Machinery Priced far qulcl: .ale In•I!OIIId•• ....u.... ... a. • llrl lftll•• ftM ts'BI •f • POMEROY - 1 . room frame quirt at Oblo Hold. HM.... , AUJB CHALMERS · rctqii CAJ~t :ta.LA r~ house wiill J batho, forced 10 " lie Mrzw•• _.. Porto & Service On . MR• .,..,.,ONI Harvester with .b,ydratlo 11ft, 1960 Rambler Classic W1gon $899 illln . . . . . . . . . ,u~tt l • .• 4. hot air healing, full basement JI'OR SALE 111 MJddleport, attachmenl. Euel._ • ., Do .. "-::hll ... ttt. Any Mike Chitin lllw Local owner, a eyl. Standard. trans ., r-adio, heale-r. ~lean in· Tbis 1a a good property. eon· bedroOm brlck bouae, cond!Uoo. Loooard ltooala; side and out. venlenlly located oo Mulber- balho. let and a llalt. oul Loojj Bottom, Pbono lllli-317t Sm~~ll Engine Service IF l U l l ry Avenue two minutes from b1gb water . Nlca locBtlaa. Olelter. t II lilt 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dopr $169 Cal n wr11 flll1 • NJ&M tbe coorl ltouae. Downstalre See bY appoilltmenl or Rad io, heater, VB motor, need• rep.air1, standard trans. Good remodeled and recently used WY :l-2111l5 ar WY :1-3250. 'uslneP Opportunltl-' Uno . Special. by a church group. Excellent (61 18 tic ~~-~~W~·~Mo~bt~~P~o~m-~·~0~.~~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTY buy at '10,000.00. 1r Auto Sa... 1950 International Pickup-- - - $199 for man or woman tn thlt POMEROY - 6 • room frame BRICK veneer raccb PHOT\l CcpylnJ Sei'Yii:e. Cop- --,-.,.---~-:--o::8 ft. bod)'. Good tires. Sound motor. area to oWn and ..,.rate • house with bath, forced Quality construction and lea made o1. legal pa..,._ 1111K PONTIAC ,-enipest Con· air heating. All bus torial. Spacious Uvin& room, I btrtlt record• and alm03t any vertlble, I cyl., Autt>mane, route of cciD • operatecl ell• by door. $3,500.00. 3 over-slzed bedrooms, other tlocumenlll. Alae Jamlt> Aquarmarlne, Spotlesa, 1400 pensers. car and reference• dealrable. Mlulmum lnves~ MIDDLEPORT I • ear patio, 3 story out build· I lljli In plutlc, film to pre- miles. Phone WI II-Z!I21. ment of Sll5 required. can duplex, 4 • room and lng. Well located on bPautHulaerve your valuable papera. ::,.-,==~=-:~':--l-;7;-3~tp::: be handled Ill your spare unit downstairs, 5 and ly landocaped bill. Three lleilter btltlracee, Pomeroy CHEVY n Tutlor Sedan. profits dependent upon tlme, up. Complete wllh miles north of Fairgrounds. t ' Clllztm's National Bank, Mid· size of route we establish! and appliances, income . Rt. No. 33. Terms may ',1 ----:-::::::::==--Ph WY J. weekly, always rented. Total arranged, Call WY :1-6615. •OCTIIINEEII dleport, Ohio. one For local Interview, write, price 16.000.110. 11-5-tfc Senleo 300'1. 9 15 6te KING DISTRIBUTING CO., Mpb., Crill llndlwd 1953 OWSMOBILE In good 3710 Central Ave., J ROOM HOUSE, with bath, SWEET POTATOES. Charles FARMS- Grade A dairy: one a.;iiQiO,Mit'S:lli~tl-,; 1 Minn., 55421, Include phont PHONE WY 2-2157 - · . - • ColliHI condition. Phone Roger Rose furnished, basement, in Pom- Hilton, Phone VI 3·2638. Port- with 110 ac""' on highway, 8 BOUSE II'OR SALE: ' room house, gas heating !urnishe<l, Mlnersvme. $3000. &. C. BRADFORD WY uno. 9 tli 6te number. • 17 2tp eroy. call WY 2-2981. land, Ohio. 9 18 6te • 18 3tc batb, large barns and • .;~; I ;~P~bon~e~WY~:;W3;;-,12.;;-;p;;;;;;r;;2!i~tfc - · Oltlo A. K. C. Registered Pekinese silos; the other, ?.15 HOME for rent In Pomeroy Sl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;;ll;;;;;;;lk"''l Tlte Rambler .. Notice J ROOM apartment w1th bath. puppies. Reasonable. Mrs. with 7 room house. ultra- roomo and batb. WY 11 ~"~1:75 WorM Staactard of Comp8et ~--.,. ._..."'-.nul - - - - ---:--:----:,..-; Convenient for I or 2 people. W. W. Call, 732 Sycamore """~~ o--••euee .,...,.,_ ....... ~ ....... -......o,, modern Grade A dairy 1-li·Uc EXPERIEN\CED -·- . , • .-'"- ,. - . , MEN, WOMEN, be independent 648 s. Second Ave., Phone •• ear room., .-... ..~ .. _ - - -............... J . .-.nu· .... _ ... ~ 17 6tp up. '11tese _farms can be B-. earn good money. Insure your WY 2-2753. 5 17 tfc St., Middleport. 111·'" ~ for sal BOUSE e. Beside Brad· larmance. SmaU car eeonoiDJ __,.,. =n·mHt'tM --.: =•·.-'In future by enrolling In Soulh· bought together or -'Ht ......., =•·-·owq .....-. *'.&O~ ' •• t stock, bn~ school. Call WY ~. . llld m•--ahmly ,.., ..., - .. ,,..,. , RE • CON DJTJONED • te Iev1sly, with or wi..uou -J ~--.. "'"~"lll'ttt'lllt ._..... ..,.,.. ,._., _ WJt: erton Beauty Academy In 2l·tfe HOL'SE FOR RENT, 6 rooms ions $39.95 up. Some with PnUipment and feed. B~ -u ~~~~.aa • --a. • ..,. .... ~· seven or eight months finan4 and bath, Vine Street, MJ.d • new piCture tubes. One year ., c. C. CUCKLER ••.oeuvpo ... MM.·uwa• ._. ,......_ ~ M-~ u·-......_...... r - ..,. ,.....,. ...... ..._. ..... cial security can be yOUl"l. 11 dleport. Contact Je'Ty Beach warranty $74.95 up. T. v. rePOMEROY, OHIO ___ .:_ l .:.. n.:. ' . :..' . r :. u _ c_t_lo _ n_s ___ E. Malo S-1. Pomeroy ~ ·.~ ':, ';.:'..:, '='"~"'= Register now for St>ptember 11 rrom tbe lanr:elt trtlt* or 9 17 3tc cord player combination BOX %Z9 WY !-3830 Pbone WY 1-3871 -.. _. ............. -." . . -..1 cl11.sses. Small Registration or ~all WY 2·2687. TWO BEDROOM house on Lin~ $199.95. Werner Radio, Mid· - - - --=-::-=-:--9--; 18_5-,tc u .S. CIVIL SIRVICI TESTSI to the - -:-::-==-:-:::-:=::-'-;22-:;-:::Uc :tfa~=~~,. fee and monthly payment. 9 II llc coln Helgbtt. Available Oclr dleport , Ohio. I 17 Stc HOUSE AND LOT for sale, 5 :;_... :"'!:: ~ 1962 PON'tlAC. $2250. 4 door .....-;-.-..., ME.._,.~ ober I. Phooe WY 2·5127. ONE Electric Motor, 2 HP, 3 rooms, $3000.00. Otis Bailey, ~ ......... ' ,.,....... ~ ..:;;; banltop. catalina. blUe lb> 9 17__ Ifc:: IIIPG EqMr111Det un•Jl)OD u. tab. automatkl tran8mlss1011 · ___ _.,-:...,_ pha.se, 1 electrie motor, 3 H. Racine. Phone WI 9-2682. _, nn Ulto,...~:~na '1fT 2--2\"' Pomem ·P., 3 phase, One elt!Ctrk mo9 18 3te -.J.UI•- ro- ·~•mnt.a "'"'_. power steering. power brall:es. FURNlSHED apartment ava[l.. - - - - -- - - --;-- ill'~'~"'• "•liM .&~"1111 and radio --• · - -. ., 0 Broadtor 2 H. P. no-220 volt, One S.rYioe. In 610. AUCI'IUNEER. ~"'- "-' ;4 H.P., 110 FOR SALE - 7 room bouse, Laola able Saturday, with 2 rooms., electric motor 1 ·"':':b~,..:::":::"::: ..:.'----:--- 0. MeCOY, Obi tfc -tty, MlddJeport. CaD WY I1 23 THE CHESTER Volunteer suitRble for men. Call WY S. volt, l steel parts bln, water garage, near both schools, 1;:;~Cb~eel~e~r~.;;;;;;;;;;o;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 1281. t 21 tfc Fire Dept. is sponsoring a 5440 between 5 and 7:30 p.m. proof paint. Phun' WY 2_3319. also furniture. 463 Lincoln St. ___:B ::_u.:._•.:._l_n:_:•.":-Se ,. -:-:-rv _ i_ce=l= It Ham Shoot on Sunda). Sept. 9-11!-3t< Middleport. Phone WY 2-5231. TLNG, Plamblll&, MooDer LivettoCk 9 17 tic 20, at the Iuak Walton farm. - - ·- - -- - - - . , . - 9 17 3tc - n -. ArDold 9 17 3tp FOUR ROOM unfurnished a•• • -SIX HEAD of nice Holstein cat- - --:-::-::-:-:-:::--;: partment, with bath and util· COLLECTOR'S ITEM $50.00 1 FOR SALE R dy for Ill Eut Malo Street, PoD> . "-. • A..~CE Fahey cast iron mantel. See : ea Pb W1 z,...ua. Top Doll1r p.-,d P:or ~ Call WY ~· LEARN ro SQUAR~ D . ity room. 803 lh Brownell Ave. at 277 Lincoln Street Middle-- iate occupancy. A newl) eroy. ODe 7 zo tfc WreelcH C•n end Truekt OtP (Western Stylel. New beMiddleport. Call WY 2-3045. port House to be ra'zed ed and desirable aeven room ginners class starts Wednes· 9 15 4tp · house in Middleport, Oble. ~ -HOUR TO.WING- , 9 j 7 Stc day , Sept. 23, 7 p. "' Day· ·- · Excellent locaUon and Insurance _ light S8vir.gs Time, New Ha· BODY AND FENDER shop "B 'S'IZE potatoes. Also 1958 schools. can WY 2-5498. ven Community Building, and filling station Jor rent Chevrolet for sate Or trade 9 17 4tc JOHNSON, SlmpiOD lnsuraace Open I A.M. IG 7 P.M New Ha ven, w. va. First two or sale, equipped. Rent very H ----::-:-:-:::--=-~-;:: • · - . ln. AD fortDS ~ lD Closed Sundey ar- FOR SALE - 220 d.Cre ne-.r Phone 915-2297 lesso ns free Cu1 nt see if I reasonable. See ~~e d Thomp· for pickup. Charles R ......- . Jim Jolmson aDd Portland, Ohio. Ph 11 e ..... 8etwHn Chester •ndR J You enjoy them. Phone Hay son. Rut Ian d Di scC\Un t Stor~ ris, VI '2693. g 8 o12tc of the late John Sr. -Bud SiDlploD. Ae:enta. Wriston Nfw Haven 882-1211. : before 10 a. m. r after 'J .r Located on Leading I 1 trc Tu,.,.,, Plein StaN t. 9 t7 7tp [ p. m. 9 15 61c · WARM MORNING Circulating Road, 5 miles from Middle-~ loiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;.iiiii-' -------- · - · f · ~ G t beater with fan . L1ke new. :'Oit, 10 room home, also :.ET REES FLORAL in Racine · TRAI~ER _for ren on ran· Llo d Jenkins, 540 W. Main room home, three Ia r g handle g!J your_ flower_ 1n1 9-l:.!-3tp farms, several small 4h6 n e Str:et, Pomeroy. Funerals, weddmgs, g1 s. 8 - ~ · ings. Contact John L, Wernso beautiful glassware . Hees 9 L4 6tc .. AUCTION er, Executor, Phone WY Floral. 3rd Street. Harme, · Mil'DERN 4 room and batb Saturday, SepL 19tb, 12:30 p.m. 529 1. t 17 3tc Ohio, Phone WI 9-3983. ! furnishPd a'parlment. M i d· 1 HAVE O::OLD my farm home 9 16 15tc dleport . WY 2.38"and will sell the following per- 7 ROOM brick home in Pom· c-·· 9 11 tfc sonal property, located just 1 eroy, two bathrooms, 4 bed· ·.osg WF-lGHT safely and eas__ __-------......_ ___~_ ,__ East from the junction of rooms, garage, basement, ily. with new Oex-a-diet tab- 6 room house, Mrs. John State Routes 124 and 33 at fmished rooms in attic. La.rgell lets. Only 98c Stark 1-"barm· Stout. Harrisonville, 0 hi o, Rocksprings Fairground and lot. OUt of high water. CeJ1.. acy. 8-_ l:J-OO _ tP Phone SH 2-4834. 9 14 6tc opposite Carman Rest Home. tral heating. Inquire • Wildermuth. WY 2-2205 , PURNISHEO ho11se, newly de- In part as follows: Living Room Furniture WY 2-6116. 8 17 3tc corated insidf and out, PomPorch Furniture eroy. $50.00 month without Lancer 4 Door Statiop Wagon. Automatic traDJ. Radio and NEW HAVEN REAL utHities. Call WY 2-5262 in Philco T. V. healer. Black flnisll. t. rooms and bath (3 bedrooms) Desks PLANNING evenings. » 11 tfc Stands lwo story house, insulated -·-YOUR VACATION? 1 t<'UfiNu.ZHt~~D and unfurnished storm doors and windows, Chests of Drawers Road service, bail bond , apartment~ . Lnquire at the 1 Pole Lamp and Other Lamps baseboard electric heat, enTempest 4 DoOr Sedan. Automatic tr-a111. Radio & heater. •rvice and travel service ~ Ohio Ho1el. closed porches, lull base8-14-Uc 2 Very Nice Bedroom Suites ' ...:..:...:..;-:....,---.,..--,-ment. Corner lot (paved CALL: Buffet i 1HHft:F. and four r011'11 furniv.he- Modern streets) . Also a 3 room and Dishes 4 Door Sedan. Automatie trJlnl: Power steerin&. radio and E. M. BURTON ! ed ano t11lfW'111shtCI apart. Frigidaire Washer bath cc: ·_B.ge wit!-. fuel oil heat heater. wv l-2632 i meniS W'V U434 12 I de Dryer and Mangle on back of lot. Owner wiU !171 Broadwaw Mlddle.,or1 I 1 ' sacrifice all this 'or only · HOUSE rent m Pomeroy . Window Fan three roums and bath. Call Many other household Items '10.800. i\.UTCIMUBli.E ln!•trance been 4 Door Sedan VB. Automt.tle tran1. Radio and beater. , . ' 1 Good Low Boy Trailer WY 2-3575 <~tler 5 p m e&rK'elled'? '.oat vour opera N<'W 3 bedroorru, living 1 Good Western Saddle 1 tl ~. tor'l liceooe! can WY Z.room, kitchen with beautiful McCuUoch Chain Saw IJ5tt< HOUSE. 4 rooms. bath, pie- Also a Lot ol Hand Tools built-in cabinets, ....nge 2 Door Hard trano. Radio ond heater. . . Top VB, Automatle . ture windoy,. basement. plcll:· Log Chains oven • breakfast bar and din~ one owner. d T B • eylllldtr•. Standard tnb.. 1l&lL Ono 'laC Wante o_ eo fence vard 1671 Llncolo lng area, utility room, car· See~ ' Anvil NANTED, used [ur'liture. tool~ . Hetghts. Phone WY 2·2780. port with storage. Nice level Fence 'ltretcher dishes and household goods. 8-22-Uc Steel Cabinet 100 x 100 lol About ~.ooo. 4 Dpor ~Sedan V8. Aut:bi,natie irt.111. Power ateerln&, radio . Any amount, large or small. fu . h.<t ~ Lawn Mower aDd heater. Low ~;~~Uea.ee. 1 can Knotts Auction, Gallipo- FOUR room rms • ap 4 Doo Sedan. Push buttoo drive. W, Ileal nice. Living room' with paneled waD Other tools not llsted ., 6_21117 ment. Phone WY ~. ·> . ~ Ph Ohi lis, o. one '" 11 24 ate William CoUins, Owner and wood • burning fireplace, • 10 20lp bath, 1 bedrooma ud recreTerms Caab 4 Doco- Statlon \!8. Radle an4 heater. Automatic ation room (cr 4 bedroom~), FOR RENT, modem - . Not Responsible for Accidents . Irani. . ·.. . Help Wanted Puah butlooi drive, 27,000 · oetual mllot, sill rnomo and bsth, Youngs- This Is all nice clean mer· fuel oil furnace, laundry room clelll, lo-.1 QWDU. It;. pice. Blaclr; flDiolt. carport. Lot 75 x 145. Only chandlse fi!AN WITH talent for wr!Ung: town kitchen, tile floor, Jo. ' ' . .' - ' cated at 1311 l.lncolo-rd. CaD $12.700. owner tranalerretL ' dependable, industrious. Fine WY :1-3020. b 29 tic Bradford Auction Company t DoOr Station W~olt.. Automatic traoa. Radio and beater Power .windows, ·~an~ bnket. One owner. opportunity right at home. Crill Bradford, Auctioneer 1 rooms and batb, upanalon Gond pay. Learn techniques For Sale 19) 12-Gtc attic lot from street to street. . ' of news reporting, photogra1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"il A Rooct investment at only ·, ,. phy, on the job. Phone WY 2· 1963 .. HOTPOINT automane lr $3.0110. (Rental properly will V8 - 4 Door Sedan. Automatic ltant. Radio and beater, 11316, Chester Tannehill, Edi- washer. Like new. See Earl PolyethyiMlo Plutlc he in great demand). Pomeroy Motor Co. HOMELm · SALES & SERVIa .,.. .. --- .... ,.. ...... . . . . .. ' CHARLES BLACK RiiCK7.;;;;:7a;;eb- ;;o;;;;, whleh dalo Ill pap millie a crOll bolwttD tbt Gratndj Old ()pry, a bccflllllmJ rock 'n' roO, and wblcb teuoil vt...m with an occaotonal good perfDI'IIUtr - Sam Cocke, for Instance - but Ia more for thoae who liko their sinjert I witb lots ol balr, toto ol teelb with a Midwestern famllJ !bat ABC-TV aloo premiered an- and auit.ar, It is aimed at kido, lnbarlta o bay!nmt California other new ball-hour aerlfl and 1 cuess It is better tbao If hotel- wu llloll I PI'OIIl..U. GOOOLE oiiiiiNUI'FY SMI'n' "Mickey" IDIJ' be bard.· . .:. ' ~~iMiKii'~;::--;~;:;~;wEl pressed to survive against itl· -·-- ~ I vldoo ccmpeUtlon - Olcl!: Van J li'HAT ON AIRTH Oyko and the wad-.y night ~ a Ooaolutloo ~AVE VE GOT IN movteo - but lbt opener lndl- L olpnowx :: rl-i' SACK,PAW? catad tbat no ono baa liven up a. ntlod- 1. ol "'- 011r. yet. J.1'11np: ,,,. . In addition to tbe llllents of 1. Port 1a • L ~ Rooney, Sammee and EmmaJll&7 • · , n 1 e;1 10. Queea Une Henry, wbe plays Mlckay'o ~ ~4. ~ -rtT Ylowife, Arthur Mant and Bcb 111. .,..,..,. L Ub Fisher wrote tho acripla, and, 111. :!!.~~1. ol oo11 ow ..u. probably most lmportan~ Rlcb~-.or. .._ Ill. Old ard Whorl did the dlrectinc. ~ II.For those who know tbatr prof......,... tiL Dota,. fabric !table situation comedies, Whorl ltt.Pon polut :W.Pnold,...,.,.. tool a.:r:a. bod Lf'L ABNEit Is a ringer. Sammoe, by tbe 19· : ; : . !1. ae. Kln4 ow tt. ~way playo the botel'l devolua 2D.J'rlpte 12. ~ Television Revue .,...s IJ.:.!t RICit DU BROW Preu . llltorualionll .... l!lli.LYWOOD <UP!) -Every actor worth hl..a o~~alt knows that you don't stand a chance .ID • scene with cliildreo, dogs or Sammoo Tone. The engaSini Oriental perlonner, who used to make the "Baclielor Father" comedy series a pleasant piece of fluff , turned up Wedne!lday ni&ht with Mickey Rooney in 11 new weekly ABC.TV ottuation sbuw ontltled "Mickey." If you bave te walcb a altu· a lion comedy, you might ao well watch one that has been put together by thorougb pro'"'•ionall •t this strange and profitable art, and the ftrat epl· sode of "Mickey"-wblcli deals liiG c:.m• t::' :00*:;,. -""-.......... _ ·- ror _______ ___ _ , 1961 CHEVROLET 2 DR. SEDAN _u_v_ _ ·196o Dodg~ ~ - . - $1295 1960 For-d).;.. ·- - - $1295 w.,... «>.aou.t 4LPerUb """" -..: 411. ol founlly •. tor, Dally Sentinel, evenlngo. R. Willlatllll, Pomeroy, Ohio, LOOkiNG FOR S&CUR_I_ Route 3, or call Cheater, Ohio JOB! 1185·2353. a 11 3tp '1. MELONS, potatoes, beans, per bu. Bring cunta1ners and pick yourself. Clarenco. Prof. fitt, Phone VI 3-%154. t IS tic -Ji80-~S~a~le!__o~r~T~r~ad~•!,_-,JiEMicAiii~rswwb~ CLEAN CARPETS with our FORD Fairlane 500 V8 carpet Shampooer FREE For Silo Covers 12' • 100' 4 MIL 20' • IGO' 4 MIL 24' • IGO' 4 MIL 21' • IGO' 4 MIL h' w IGO' 4 MIL BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK (6 Mil Also Anllo~lo) ecomotot. ~On Horld Ill Ul FOR DISCOUNT PRICII 1000 Several other propertleL for aale, with down paymenlll as low as $450. Also a few rentala from $45, and up. Coutacl: Jolul Rlclmlond, Afeol, New Bavea lft.J.IIIS; P....-, IIWII1 ar La:yu, llr<lker, Now IIZ,IDU. (ltttldeaee 1 illlnDD Raw-. IIIW4!fl aulomatic transmission •· witb purchase ol Blue ~ t 17 lte bove average conditlon. Will Shampoo. Baker Furniture. Pomeroy Landmark B ad'"·11'·•· for good Ford of Fer1 1" 6tc · BOUSE FOR sale 111 r "_,, • WY 2-2111 ~ock Corsoy, Mgr. EUoon farm tractor. Olen newly deeoratecl. '-·•· 1o1, Yoong, Reed!!Ville, Ohio, Coo~ CORN, 200 bushel '1.50 bu. immedlateJY avaUable. One y!JJ0 117-3512 1 1' ltp At farm near Cheater. Uek SJdl. G. E. Portable dishwasher, J llld ..,. ball IIIDrJ, five 1'001111 · let Road. Phoae Coo!Yille 117 • yean old. ID good condition. . llld bath. Call WY U782. "' Joyment Wanted 3737 VIvian Maxey. $-!Ute Phone WY UL27. i-16-3tc ..mp_ t 10 Uc ·· - WILL DO IRONINGS In my 1951 Chevrolet Blacayne, 2 dr., . FARM FOB SALE. Gil acres, home. Mrs. Clarence Chap I cyl. strallht trana., can SINGER Se""'' maclltnoa. ~ unable, year around wat« man, Phone WY :I-2K7. W- ~. t 14 ltp aew, IIIJIJG up. loeVeral Olad In pallture, two wOlls, leased 11 bal'lllll prteoa lor on, oxceUent crop !aDd. . . t IS lip Stewart'• Gun Sbop, honllng Tbe Fabric Sbop. •Inger Salea now bam, bouSe, 5 1'001111 and . J)VANTED work raking leavea,l supplies. Shotgun sheUa of llld Serv1ee, Pomeroy, Ciblo. bath, ntodem ldtehea com. '" •mowing weeds, clipping a- all kinds. Have EUM - will WY 142M. ' 21 lfe plele wllll 18 11. Of blrdt cal> walto, ete. $1.00 per I trado. Have thelia - wIll hJeiS. full b11101l1ent, fuel oil PbcDO WY U!ll3. .ell. De All Sl., Rutland. Wanted T0 Rent forced air heat. Bank fiDace. Ohio. t 3 15te 1ng available •. Located '"' Ra· 5 cr 1 ROOM houae with bath cli1e • ~asljan Rd., juaf and with a smaU pasture, .Dues from Racine, Robert ! 1959 GMC 1 Ton - $1095 DAILY OB'IP':nJQUO'lE- ........ hft te 'lrOit Itt '. Olle1ottor ~-eo.- :. Truelt: - V8. 4 iPeed traca. Dllol wlleeiJ, otake bodf. 1958 -Oldsmobile - $795 I 4 Door~. :v,e - :··:-le:· Ooe$595. ~ Ton PiPet .41 <Jl. a tPeed 'tran~ Radio •and Heater• 1954.Pc;>ntiac ' - - - .$195 . Xl<V chllltltl around ,.8.11d . WMN> 5:45 Ra.o Sign 01/ October IIIViHB: OBKKIDKIXH = lo UOe4 NOK][ l<PQOII:H... l<ll'H •KXJC .., . . CHESTER GOULC VBM:.-Xlf'HPOBH 1 reo-,.. ~,., MY PARn.IE~ SMITZ 'l'RilRB ARIII JOIN WHo ARil IIAPPJr WITHOUT KNOWING rr.-v411VJttNAMllliS . ........... WANTED TO AC:.CEPT A MILLION~OOLLAR OFFEI< FROM A REAL ESTAIE :r-~,... -.- ;.,;·:..~~.:...--::.::..· .w J &:H ~ROO= LOG ___.__ . -:-~c-"'"""!'.~~ ~i";,; ~,..o,;:;.-RA..,.-o"'" · _I_Q I' SATURDAY N 1 o 6:00, S gn n - ews lntercbaop 6:05)!acred Heart Hour 6:05 Countcy Music ., . MONDAY lUGB FRIDAY 20 M •· C ty o1>~ 1...-..:..a . :00 O,mmnnlty lfe"' 6:20 Coun try· J· am..,....!i" 6: e,.s oun .... 6:QO Sign On, Mu.olci!J <.:loelt: 5:05 WOJ'Id, NaUonal Newa 6:25 Paul Sowers ~ arm 7:00 IJarry Anderson · Show 6 ~ New• Beadlllleo ·• ··~ 5,16 Spotlight 00 Sporla , 8:20 .Nws 8:00 Pumeroy Hi Football . 6; · Musical Clock Weather 5 25 · 6!33 Rev. Raymond Jones- Rei. 9:30 Middleport High FootbaU 7, Be Still & Kno' 1 • \t;OO Top. Tin Show (Dairy 6:1i5;Sporla Headlines ::~ ~:•:;Ivd. 7,«1 Nel'o ·..:.. ;_; 6:57 ;· weather Report Valley) 71ftl , Musical ~<lOCk SATURDAY 7:00 ·News 11:30 Top Ten Show <Duttona) , 7:31/'News llaadli001 6:00 Sign On, Musicnl Clock 7:0(Tiny's Chapel 12:00 Noon N<Ms •· ' 7:11 MuslcaJ Cleek 7:00 Be StiU v Know 7:3o;News 12:15 Musical lnterlude 7:45 Word & fe.stimany 7:''" News 7:3a ,Pickens Hanlware 12:30 Rev. Merlin TO.ts 1:00 Oblo Valley News 7,111 Musical Clock tTues • Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller · Show 8:01i World, National Ne.,. 7:45 Word ;, Testimony 7:50 -News Report (0SU Football) 8:10 Sporll 8:00 Oblo Valley Newa 8:00 ·Bill Mlll<!r Show 6:4$ Sign 01! September . 8:15 Weather Plcturo 8:00 World, National Newo · 8:00 )Johnson • Simp~ Ins. 5:~ SIJ!i Off October 8 16 MustcaJ Clock 8:10 Sporll Today ~ Show <Fri.) SUNDA'I'S . 8:55 Community NeWJ 8:15 Weatber Ptcturo 8:1D•·'Rny•o Food Basket Show 7:00 Sign On- News . 9:00 Talk o1 tbe Town 816 Musical Clock ;1 IMon • Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday Showcase g 55 Mason County Ne,.. 8:55 NIIWI B·:t&.Baker Furniture Show 8:00 French ,City Baptist Hour 10:00 Family Worship Huur l oOO Musical Ci'JCI: ~ IWed. • Fri.) 8:30 Newo 10:16 PubUe SerYieo 9:30 Song & Story Time 8:45;t&s Super Market Show 8:33 Hour of Deliverance !O:IW Latehstrlog 9:45 FBlllily ll'orahlp Hour ' (Thw·s.) (Elder ~Une) 10:S5 World Ne"' ' 10:00 Newo 9:00 'Newo 9:48 Congressman Abele 11:00 Newt Beat 10:6.> Hlgb Scliocl mt Parade 9:05: Coffee With Janet 10:05 Sunday Cbapel ll:Oii Morolog Melodle• 10:55 News IO:oo:Gran!l Ole Op'ry · Washington Reporlll • t. (ucept Friday, 11:00 ...., Ttmo 1 ll :OOIM!nisterlal Assoc. tho People Cbureh Bena ftinKI 11:30 Special CommUOJ, 1 !1:1a' A.S.C. Program • Fri. 11:00 Sunday Show 11:45 World Newa Ptogrturut 11:11' Family Worship • Thurs. 12:00 Nnon News ll:li5 Mason CouDIJ N"' 1.2:00 News Roundup ll :J5'1Mason Co. Agr. l!:xt.·Tuos. 12:15 Christians Hour 12:00 Communlr, Newa 12o20 BuUello Board 11:33'. swap Shop 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets ll:tlli Local NeWll 12:25 News 0 Grams 11:45'·.Tiny's Country Hymns 1:00 Rev. And;ew PI!JWila U: 10 Marteta 12:30 Saturday Matinee 11:oo[ Noon Report 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12:16 Mid 0., Weather u; Newa Beat 12:15'{loe10ler's Guest 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12:20 Evans BuUetio Boord 2:00 Saturday Matinee 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 12 25 N- 0 Gram~ 2:55 Newa Beat . 4:oo' Jim Meea Show 3!00 Sunday Chapel 12:30 Agrtcultura Agent 3:00 Saturday MaUnee ':15' BiaaUnar Auto Show 3:33 Country HynwUmero 12:45 Country Go Round S:55 Newa Bea1 tThurs.) (Dan !layman) 1:55 Newo Beat 4:00 Dlsctn~ with Dcso 4:30"Local Newo 4:33 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Country Go Round ' :30 Top Ten Revue 5:00. Jim Meea Show 6:00 Baptist Laymon'• Reur 2:55 Newa Beat 5:00 Newo SullllllOJ')I a:oo' Simon'l Market· Newo 6:30 Sundown Serenada 3:0!· Mid-Way MaUnee 5:15 Public Servtce 1:05:·'Suruiown Serenade 6:45 Sign 011 September 3:S5 Newa Beat 5:30 Dinner Mualctle 1:45 Sign Off September 5:45 Sigc Off October ,,oo wilb Dcso 8:0t Slgn Off 6:00 Sign On -News OICIC TRAC, ,,:Ill ! LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII llv HAROLD GRA l lEAPIN' UZARDS! rLL -so! B• BIIANNER - 10QJJOUR OH , l\.1 S.'J<RY, '' 1 WINNIE .•. [11D WE AWAKt:N YOU ? ..'; ) I "i' 195:7 fc»rd - '295 · 195~. Chevrolet · - ~ ·$$95 . Pop, •• but in MONDAY THRU FRIDAY l ~lie lroDI'. 1,1oc11o IIIII heiter. ~ .f . - - Tudor .. ,;V.: 4~atlt trapo. ~In your day poll"aphy . '.~ lll:I'B PBVII:][Kl•H "MILybe you DID &ot ·an i 19$.8thevrolet - - $895. ..19-t~;: KXK f 55 Olilsmlibde 2 Qr.~19 500 z Doof-~ ~. AullllDAIIe ll'IDI . .Radio and beater. • CY:-....:r:a. =-=~ol ==-~'::.~ :·:~lllo--: ' . Al<YDLIIolAl<& LON&PlllLLOW .. b'lbo -J:Io, X fur 1bo - SPEC/AU .SUPER U • AUTO TRANS GOOu TIRES· . RUN~ FINE ~ 110.0,11111 1959 Chrysler - - $1295 1959 Plymouth . - ·- ·$595 group a. N&l'l'OW' 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM 400 . 1959 RqiJLER SUPER 4 DOOR . .l l.ltallaa REASONS: 1961 Dodg~ - - - $1495 ._-. -· liB.ol- ~~~::.~;;;~;:~:;: ·1961 Plymouth • • $1395 - e., AL CAPJ ·~ a. Ptw>owo: .. METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1962 Chrysler - - $2195 .,._::=.a,- '"-:::::'"" tmnGII I - - _' $1395 as,=- ...., stuo JI.Ob!p- I 1962 Pontiac i ... ._ tat 51 :1 .LOW DOWN PAYMENT • ON THE SPOT BANK FINANONG AVAILABLE . e RECif~rtiON~D USED .CARS AND TRUCKS . / euFmME GuARANTEE PLAN :=- 22. p Sacreco lclltaat. Cit, 24 1962 Dodge - - - $1495 :: ::!:.t"':B BLAEnNAR'S eed~-~ i~v ';_2~~d~;P~~ z.:S ° =., 18.- SERV 1CE BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING il ~W~edn~e~sd~ay~~nlg~ht:._:"~Bhlndir~~·j·~tbt~y~ar~e~o~u~t~~l~ea~U~ng~~~~· I&AitN!V 0 A l Y CR0 SSW 0 R0 RA OIATOR =::rlleir:,la:re. ;:::,;·11 lbanarer. The Cbauoi htmt Maurlco CbovaUar IKttlta A:IICoTV.. "'Hoi. lywood Palaeo" Oct. 1. • .NBcTV'o Jack Bolmy, at Prtlldllll Joboaoo'a requeat, will oarrata a fllm abcut tbrlft to bo oltcwn t. governptent workars. ' ·'-.* '·' ' '' ' MAY I 4 Door ~•. st,bdanl traoo. ~~lo and heater. .. . HEL.P YOU, - ~· ,., , '·l:>.od~~.D6Cig" St. Oert-lr~n(e~ ' . •· around aacme. Phon•t 17 WJ.3lc e. 'Wl ml1, Nt$~. Racine, Oblo. t ISr~one .1 j~~~i:!~~=e:t#:=:2E2~~~4J:~~ .:12:12. Sip 1'l .... . )'..; !'- -~ I ' �l '\ .' • P. T • .4. PiannmJ II·Diily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mld_!!leport, 0 ., Sept. 18, 1964 Homemaker CluP, Middleport P.T.A. met day evening., the mgh school An Impressive, ca ndlelight in· ldleport ; Miss Norma Sullivan, lt.llau·on ceremonv for newly Point Pleasant, and . Mrs . John elected Officers of the Middle- Da\lts from the Ph 1Itppmes. "'-•·1ss Frieda Faehnle Is a -• to r 0 IeI mf'dtcal "' port Garden Club h t~h ltghted Members res~cu patient at Me1gs Memthe final mPetmg of the club call wtltl suggestmns for . th [anal Hospita l. yea r Wedn+>sday evemng at th P new year's programs An mter- S;>aman Ftrst Class and Mr!!. borne of Mrs Ernest Maag . t:> stmg di splay of mtmature ar- 1Freddie Cline and children, ::'.':"bub~·~';" ~ when plans were made for the first meeting of the school year I Monday evenln•a• September 1g ""'·ndy Gress, ·__.., of Mr. and 2t 8I 7:oN ~ In th e ht'gh ochool Mrs ,.•' rank Gress Jr. ol Chiauditorium . cag~ . Ill . visited recently wJth The gr~p discussed the "op- his grandmother , Mrs . Frank en hOlL,e and get-acqualn~ed Gres!i Sr. ~nd Mr. snd .M r a. M r.~ J E Har lt>y rondu~:tt!d rangements were dtscusS(>(I by Ktmmie and Denna Lynn left p~ogram slated for .the opemng Leon McKmght and fanuly . th~ St"rvu:t' wh ich had ~en pre- membE-rs bringing them ! Thursday for Kodiak , Alaska, night Monday P.venmg . when Mrs .. Edna Campbell, Mrs. p <~ red b.v .\1r~ Edgar Reynolds. A l<~ rge painting of Johnny when· he will be stationed for parents and children wdl Helen Baumgardner and Mrs. who wa s unAble to be prese.nt. '' Applf'seed " Chapman . done by 1thr 11ext two years. They were teachers and tour the class-- Genevieve Coakry, returned to ~~~~ Hrult'l "' rro:;~t'f! the fact the1 la l emlss Daisy Saunders, !drivinli! to Seattle. Wash. and rooms . their homes, Cincinnati, 11\ursh · lac •·t; rh had bt>en present I'd to • h Ill t k '" I Present for the meeting were 8 1 d . dav morning, after a severa1 th t tou utt l-'n r mp as1s I S P · . from t ere w a e • P ane W' • • •• on leadi ''''P alon"' and that thP clu b at her request, was di s- Alaska . The)' have heen spend· Mr Wilham .In,Ke 1s, .presi ent, . ~ ' d M 1 1 d t M days with their aunt, Mrs. 0 surees~ t.1illlrf' ot a rl ub pl ayf'd m a fitting bar~grmm : 1ng the past two weeks with his rs. nge s,Je!Ce presl .en ; r~. Ednl visit Bartels. really de>pt->nd:s on the mrmbt>rs of a paper on hi s life given by mother, Mrs. Betty Cline. The Lowell Bea er. farst VICe Presl- M:s. Arzula Sea of Newport Ro'it'S from tilt: g;~rden of Mr.:; t\1 J French. Menll on 1CJinP~ have been residing in dent ; Mrs. I. R. .Neal, secre- News,· Va was the 'l\1esday Mr11 A A Dillard were pre- was made of the "Johnny Ap- 1 Flonda for the past three years. tary; Mrs. Joe Bailey, treasur- guest of Mrs. Edna Bartels and 1 enled to 4:'8 Ch of tht> o ffl Ct' f S plt'St'f'd Tn:u l'' whi{'h crnsses l Mi.'ls .hmet Baker, daughter ~r; Mr. L. W. McComas, super- guests. install.,.d in cl ud1ng M 1 s~ Nellie through MPigs County 011 rou tes 1ot Mr. and Mrs Edison Baker, m~e~dent of sch~ls and Mr. Robert Davis. Mr. and Mrs. zerkle, presJdt' nt . M 1 s~ Anna :n t~ nd 124 Mrs H C S an~· 1 rNurned to the Columbus Busi- WJ.I_li~rn Russell, hagh school William Bartels and sons, Edon hts vtslt nt>:~s Umvers1 . .t\' Tue sday where prmc1pal, Howell , \'ICe prPs lden I . .,1~,,., bur)' "ommented ~ h .Leo Kennedy d , Central and Chuck and Mr. an d Mra. Jack Wel 5h, secrelar y. a n d to the Va n Dyne fam tly who she IS a s·udfnt. She ha s been Sc oo! prmclpal, an Mrs. R. Campbell visited Wed· Mrs. JamE"s Arnold, trt'asure r. reo;;tdt'd m Middleport years ; vistting wi th 'her yarents be- ~;y ~r:~~ns,ri:~~~~~.st Element- nesday evening with Mrs. Ed· Mr~ Wu\ ter H::~ye s . out -gomg ago . , Itween quarters Miss Baker, a P na Bartels and guests of Cin· pre!lident, welcomed the 28 A round robtn card 'MlS sent Imember of the student council, cmnati. nembers i.tnd gltf'sl:; melud lng to ,\ 11S:-i Fn~da F'aehnlt', a pa- l reported early to assist new DinnflrPlanned Mrs. Paul Eichinger and dauI 1 Mrs. J ames Cn swell, Mr.':i. R. llf'nl at Meigs Me~onal Hos- students in orientation at the On Election Day 1 · J Spengler '~~1 rs E n TP wk s- p tal At the c lo~e ot the . 1 The Deacons and Deacones!1 evE"n· li·mversJiy bary, Mrs. J . R. Cochran, Mtd mg memhrrs an~ guPs s were Mr. and :vtrs. James Kitchen es of the First United Presbylmtted to the dmtng room Iand daughters, Debra and Den- tenan Church made plans to , whPre a salad course was sPrv-~l tse, of Chilhf'othe spent the serve an election dati dinner d f m a table attrarltve Jn • d · 1... ~. . • h M ' ;;, f' rn ld wt-eken Wtlu tue1r mot er, r. when the group met Tuesday 11 lcl ll culnrs usf'd . m /: rgo e 1and Mrs. Robert Reibel. They evening at the church with the With Stai nlf'ss S1 et'l Puir 1t clot h N>ntered with a g 1 wt>re JOmed Sunday bv her oth-' Rev Howard Ruppelt in arrangement or gold;; ~~~! l er daughter and family, Mr. cha;ge. Rev. Ruppe1t gave the & $2 .98 and grt>~nf'ry . Amb ss are ' and Mrs. Charl~s Asa Bradbury opening prayer. PARKER J-BALL JOTTER PEN ho;lrlrrs and amber gla · ~ 1and children: Suzanne, Mary Mrs. Francis Anderson and sett ng1.1 and Asa, Middleport, and her Mrs Paul Haptonstall ar11 to 1 1 BALL PEN _ - • rs. J oe' y oung, be in charge of the elements ;.. rs "' Ha\'es prestded •at !he s - son, M r. and '1 . vrr etJffl->e se.rvl('e .wJ\h Miss i Jr and children . Meiame and at the <.'omrnunion service Sun' Zerkle ass.,tmg wtlh the serv~ f Wood f ld Th . • · .,: ste«s':'s wt>rr 1Joey ? s 1e ey cam~ day morning, October 4.. Mem· 1ng Asslstmg... ho. · · · r .: espectally to observe Mrs. Rei- bers also planned a rummage Mtss Lenore ,,, \.,, Mrs Cra l l>el 's birthday •nmversary. sale Davi s and Mrs. Garen Stans Mrs. Marjurie Walburn and , Mrs, Roscoe Fife will chairWY 1·2641 bury · ldaug ht er, J_1'll.' were m · Alba ny man the electiun day 'dinner to 99 Mill S1 . Middleport today to vJsll Mr. and M r s. be served at the church. Cards 8Pthe1 Coleman. . . of thanks were read from Mrs. ."iperiol Day.*J are Mr. and Mrs. WJIIJarn Morns 0. C. Greenlee, Mrs. I Commission. To11ic accompanied their son, Mich· Buchanan, Mrs. Ne11 POMEROY OHIO Plans were discussed for the ael ( Mick) Morris to Ashland Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs. 1obsf'rvance of special day!l such where he will enter Ashland man Bailey and Mr. and' TONIGHT & SATURDAY a!'! Thanksgiving, Chnstmas and College for the fall term Mor- Tom Kelly. The meeting "WAR IS HELL" Tony Rus:: el!. Bayne5 Bar· I Easter and ,he New Year ~hen ris is a '64 graduate of Middlt!- closed with prayer. _ ron, Jurly Van. W.all~· Campo the Commissi~ on Worship of port Htgh School and .vas active "OPERATION PETTICOAT" Hralh Methodist Church met m sports. Part 'is Given (Terhmculorl Thursday a~terrmon at the home j :l . Carl f.ranl, T0n Cnrt1s, .Jn:~n O'Brien. Dina Merrill. Dick or the rhatrman, Mrs. Robert SESSION ANNOUNCED At Davrs Home Sarf!:eant Coats. I The annual Pl~nning Ses.o;;ion Mrs. Max Davis was hostTht" Rev . Marvin Dowson re-, of Heath Methodtst Churrh wttl ess for a Tupperware party at SUN .. MON., iiJES. ported nn the flm itt stalled , in be held Sunday afternoon at I her hom.e in Bradbury TuesSept. 20-22 the belfry and led o dlscusston the church from 2:30 to 4 p.m . day evenmg. Mrs. Glem~ 1'J'ho. "CHALK \i.AROEN" on types or worship services. Members of the Official Board mas of Parkersburg was in (T., rhnicolor 1 The commtu!on chairman wlll well as commission mem- char~e of the demonstration. Hayley ~!~~~C:a-~:~~ab Kerr report suggesti~s for t~e com· bers Jnd. oftlcers of the church ! Those attending included Mrs. Puker Arrow $1.79 rompletf'd thf' lclble MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I MEIGS THEATRE 1 I ~ WHITE LEVI'S~ NOW IN COLORS! \ will be plann<d and each ,com· g\nia Overturf, Mrs. Tillie Rowmission will submit a pltm or ley, ~rs. ~a~l. Wmn, . Oleva activittes for the year. Cullertll, Vtrgmm Whitlatch, and daughter, Sltaron, Mrs. GrUf sion to be held Sunday. Russell. Mrs. Htlda King, Mrs. Present for the meetm~ Clarence Murray, Virginia Nel· Rev. Dowson, Mrs. Coats, Mrs. ::>on, Frances Mmor, Margaret C. M. Hennesy, Mrs. J . P. Klein Kennedy, Ruin Barnhart, and Mrs, John Baker and Mrs. Em- daughter, Sherr!, Delores Aikerson Jon~s. Mrs. Coats served er, Mrs. Dale Ba~rt, ~rs. :'l fp•u:n:ch:d:u:rt:ng:;th~e;;a;fte;r;n:oo~n~.:;"il Kathryn Evans and .fr!it, Dav· is. REMINDER GIVEN Mr<. Etta Norton, Wortby MaI TONIGHT th•u SUNDAY tron of Evangeline Chapter, 0. I E.S. of Middleport is Double Fe•ture Prognm lng members lo return thelr "KISSINCI COUSINS" recipe blanks as soon as posslWith Elvis Presley ble in order lor the cookbook and Arthur O'Connell to be ordered. Those having ----andblanks are asked w lake them "3 BLONDES IN HIS LIFE" to the King Builders Company , . AU Star Cut · m the Masonic Temple ~ I l week. I . •hters Paula June and Tam· eara Lynn ' • and Mrs. A 11 en E'ICutnger were Wednesday visitors in Galhpolis Mrs Roy Frecker and daugh~ · ters Joan and Mrs. Roger Star~her and daughter spent Tuesday afternoon ~tth Mrs. Homer Holter. Miss Florence Smith return· Your home wae built to aeeommodate people. Our Sate Deposit vault was built to a~m­ modate irreplacea.blf pers11114l possesawns: to safeguard them agairuit fire, theft, other home hazards. Cost of renting a Slife DePosit Box with ua is merely nominal, Cl@Sidering what you ml,ght l011e witb.qut.it. Act BOOn I ' • SAND-LODEN BLACK·· FADED BLUE ....... s' unaa;s ... BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Where keepsakes keep best Jfe Pay 3%.lnterut On Savinw• Pomeroy . National. Bank . ·~ , ~~ber ' foderol Meigs MeJUorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum returned home Monday after a weekend v!Jit In Ports· th with Dr. and Mrs. Paul compony o·Inner Mrs. Pat Dully was ed aa a new member when the ' Sempa (or ~ver 90 years \ l'l RUTLANq ' I'OMiiRC -. The J . 0. F. Cia" ol lhl United Methodist Church~ wlU m..t Monday at 7::11l p. m. ot the church . j::;Yand To Ptut Presidentl bird figurines, wao the lbell!t of the flower arrangements fo1 September and 1 blue rlbboi was awarded to Mrs. Roher Thompson, a red ribbon b Mrs. John Terrell and a whit. to Mrs. Robert Lewis. Refreshments we~e ""rved b: the hosless during the socie :::man IP!)n· at 1 p.m., at the the . ----------------- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1964 ·-· _. ......: ' ' PRICE FIVE CENT! KENNEDY - The prarlice runs have stopped on rhe ma~ic number "7'' for o\merica's Saturn-1 super ~ ~ F'rom now on, it must for CJ living. U. S. scientists a IRrge. winged satellite named ·'Pegasus" they would like itRtJOn in space to detect and measurl' meteoroids whizzing uound near eartb. Tht' only rocket big enough to carry it Is the Saturn-1, a 190-feet hehemoth billed as the world's migh)lest space boostIt~ practice sessions came ?r to an end Friday, and a spec-faeular finale it was. The Sat· urn-1, as tall as a 19-story bul\dlng, made a mighty leap from the pad and within to minutes 1 sent an la.ton satellite eluding a dummy model of erica'8 Apollo moonf;hip ~arth orbit. MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier ported my words." sald press mlsreported my words. bas created for man. It Is teflo Nikita S. Khrushchev today Khrushchev. Maybe we shall publish what I rible. Yes . it 1s terrible.' But agam denied publicly he has Khrushchev, in a 45-minute saJd tomorrow,'• Khrushchev the bourgeois correspondents · said Jt is a terrible weapon announced a new doomsday speech attacking both American said . weapon. "imperialism" and the Chinese "I said on 1\lesday that Mon· wtlich can destroy mankind. Khrushche\- told a Kremlin Communists, also vowed to day my friends and I spent the "[ did not say that.'' banquet audience he was talk· "help" anti-colonialist fighters whole day wlth marshals, gen· Then he asked a rhetorical about ''an assortment of asking the Kremlin for arms. erals, admirals, military scien- question. weapons for infantry, rockets But the 71}-year-old premier tists engineers. It was one "Aren't nuclear weapons ter· tanks" when he met Japa- gestured with his fists in deny- hour from Moscow. rlble enough to destroy manlawmakers who quoted ing the •·terrible" w..:apon re-- •·1 did not look at atomic or ldnd. Yes, they are," the preas proclaiming s " mon- port. nuclear weapons. But at an ~S· m.iet said, speaking off the i•tt·ous new terrible weapon ''I talked with some Japa- sortment of weapons for m- cuff to 1,500-guests celebratin& capable of destroying man. jnese members of j)arliament fantry, rockets and tanks." . a Kremlin .. sponsored world The bourgeoi~ press misre- ('Buesday) and Lhe bourgeois l._":_l__: sa:id:c·__::'S:•:: e _w:::h•::t:_::m::a:::nki=n:::d~y~ou=th:...:.ra:::I::IY~·------ anll F, The .dork arrived too ,early today when the Middleport emergency-rescue squad was enroute to Holzer bospltal. The aquadsmeo arose to the occa. &ion In fine fashion . A baby boy was delivered to Mrs. Ada Varian by t b e Middleport aidmen whlle the ambulance was enroute to the hospital. Mrs. Varian, a CJif. ton, W. Va. resident, was taken as far as Middleport by private transportation & then transferred to the squall truck. The child was born on Route '2 near Kanauga. -· ,,~ ' • ·I I i t I I • I 1 Applications for Ballots To be Accepted October 5 , I • ' I·I BEN R. EWING Ben H, Ewlog, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry E\ring, Pomeroy, received his diploma Friday from the Cincinnati College of Embalming. BeD wiff now begin his lnternJ,;hlp in embalming 11t Ewing's Fu· neral bomc in Pomeroy. Atteding graduation ceremonies were bis part'nts and Mfse Dt,ris Caldwell, Chester. Prl· or to beginning hie etudiel'l !n Cincinnati, Ben attemled Rio Grande college. - - - G~~di~!,.!Ii" Plmch to Miss I ! The w , Ml sl So etmen s s onary ciety of the Laurel Cliff Fret Methodist Church met recen\ll m the recreallon room of tht parsonage with 10 members pro sent. Mrs. Gerald Pullins, pres!. dent, opened the meeting by di ~ f d . rea ng ..a 1a 1Jans 6' o11 owe wlth prayer by Mrs. Steve Eblin .. A. card sent. to the Jun- ~or MISfSI\onary 1m ~ty coorlhm; 'eonng a on d wedne 0 trl· go " was rea an a con ~ butlon' of liD wu mado to the Sr., Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mrs. . Ralph GUmore, Mrs. Gerald Juruor Soclel~. tl .... _ ...&'... and MA cornmuruca on waa read Wll...,nnuu• a 8Uest, rs. "Ch 1· ti Out Oil Kn concern1ng r s an · n app. reach" and Mrs Arthur Wise ' ' . k land, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. \IRS name,d. to It' ecultre a r~ Elmer White, Mro. Don Me- er to ellj) .atn · " 8' 0. and Mn. IIA>y Blanken- to work wtth the Youtb Fellowahlp. Hostesseo for the n..t eltip and Sunday School . ln a will be Mrs. Don Me- cement walk from p~ aod Mrs. Edward Weill. to church project. / ELBERFE_,LDS ~8, - C~PE Women' 1 Society Meetinl j, Held Dlg~st. park. The. traveling by Mrs. Willard rd M GUm awa ed w rs. ore. ~~• Mrs. Bally ree<!lved a birthday Heafllngt on the tDplc I rom her secret pal. glvl!ll '!>Y. Mrs. Brooks A dessert course wu Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. by the hostesses to the Ill. Rartenbacb, Mrs. and Mrs. Don Mullen, M Rouah and Miss Clara Hoffman, Mrs. followed tir a queation and an- · Mrs. Dayton Strickswer petlod. Mro. Russell, pre.sident, condueled the business session and I conlributiono were made to tho EWHA:·-I!oqlllal In Korea and also to the Wesley Clilld Care Center In Cincinnati. Plana were dlsi:uaal!d lor a t1111llD81iO oale. A get .well card was sent to Adolph 'Gfwoter. It wu decided 1o lu\vo 'pie mi. eoftee at the Oc!Qbot ilieetin& and members are io ~ng 1D bollle Cllpo. The meeUni cJoaed with the Lorl~i ,Prayer 1'1 Wllson, af· wlifCII nlresltliients were ..ne ~ 'lito botltelles,' . ~ · pruent ·were thOle nanieil a)lilve and Mro. WUUam Ftol'ier;. Mro: $adle Brown, Mrs . CharJel · · dreuae1', i.nd II~ue~la wert Mlso , Clara Gar· II ,.;rj, Carrl~ Grueserl and Mrs. Ma.illn Leonard. • stAyE'd aloof from1 ~tlh~:·~~:~:~~~~ ed negotiations. S nt repair wo1·~ traditionally In the railroad shops and juris· dicfion over coupling of a i r, steam and signal hoses appeared to be Ule two major issues ~~ blo£"king a settlement In the two- fyear-old dispute. hour. 1 Mr"nersvt"lle WSCS Group d W~SHJNGTON "Se~tember Song;• lncludlnt , ,1ttt Past Presidents of. 1 ; " • Low IOJJipl - · _ . v:- ~ A7 JZ..II. ••1 mPCiiators try again head off a paralyzing railruad strike set to begin day morninJ at dawn. ThE" White House and Secretary W. Willard .Mrs. Charles Lewis, region~1 d1rector, announced that Mrs Leo Bryan had been appointe( regional chairman for JunJOl Ga.rden clubs. The club thank ed Mrs. Bryan for ~ progran which she presented on WMP< September 1!. ~· ........... ..,, <Mil...-,. ..,. • ti'I'HEI I (JuiJed freoe ,, lru••rnal.inna I preslden~ Mra. Ctuci Hollen '·' ~· rtHII Plans for the club~s Oowe1 show to be held at the Ohit Power Co. office, Sept.. 26-27 were distributed by Mrs. Char Jes Lewis. Vacation Memoriel will be the theme of tbe sho\1 which is Invitation, wltll thf ' Pomeroy, Twilight, Rutland am Rutland Friendly Ga~!'l clubs invited. ei • en tine '· "' tlou Mrs. Paul Cascl entertained the FAl!llll'iiiJ tho m.eUQI 1\lillll ~merlcan Legion Auxthary of and while there attend-· Sut;.._H~Iu lh9 V(J; ~rew Post Wednesday evening ed the air show soriCfbY tt, 'Gtw) aave het ~ It her home in Middleport. th weni to Ma.sslllon to I 90 Gitl• J';lf. The moetlng, In charge of he": mother, Mrs. Ed Capehart I'OI'RiifreOhmenll ;..~ Served by M.rs. Casci, presidont, opened who 1 ~ ill In the City Hospital Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Da- Wltb t~e pledge to the flag and th They returned home vid Ohlinger Mrs. Charles a moment of silent prayer. Den::~ay. Knopp, Mrs: William Clark, voUona were led by Mrs. GeorMrs. Tom Ables and MIll ge Hack~tt Sr., wha read an Mar1aret Gans. Mrs. Dufly article, 'it Happeiled Twenty Years Ago " by Rev R p won the door prlzo. Marshall btken from ·1he· Calh: olic • Sew-Rite Club hm During the business session, /Sfnterfa1ne Relfular Meetinl a report was given on the birthMrs. Karl Grueser, assisted The Sew-Rile Sewing club day cakes taken to the County by Mrs. Nonnan met Wednesda ~evening at Home in July and August. Plans tertalried the WSCS of the .Y nd d to be ·-~•- h h club room w11jl Mrs. Raymo were ma e remem r a ersvUle Metu~JUU~t c urc Baity and Mrs. Elza Gilmore member. nesda~ afternoon at her home. J h te GJilllea were played and prlzI• A riew purpose for a new rM.:s~ :~:·Van Vranken, ea awarded the winners, .after age" Wai tbe topic of the president conducted a short bus. which refreshments were serv· gram ·presented by Mrs. !ness session and final plans ed to Mrs, Hackett, Mrs. Ben Grueser. The voup · "Show · er·s of Blessin•s," were made for a lanuly . Neutzllng, Mrs. Jed Webster, ,. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BRIEF,· ·. . . · ' WIRE NEWS tl was in charge of lhedemeetln& which opened , with vo on9 taken from Mattbew. 5:1-11 b' Mrs. Carl Will, who had fol and at y f '' Ohio Bir(ls are , Evening Topic " Of Garden Club Lou, all of Cheshire; Mr. Mrs. Tim Evans, David Martha, Gallipolis; Mr. Mrs. Charle! Vroman and Mark and Mary, Belpre; Mr. l,landy Rothgeb and sona, Terry and Todd of Kanauga; Charles Athey, Ky&er; and !W'o guests, John Sha· ver and. J\lll Reese. Paul Athe was elected resldent for thy comJn a/ e R th b f' il g :: ed ~ts r!:'iatto~~o Yth g= Creelc 8~nt for the use eQI ~heir club· : ouse. ° NO. 134 I SEPT. Z2 The Friendly Neighbors club will meet Tuesday at b p. m, at the home of Mrl!l. C. E. Clark. There wlll be an aucUoa of home made articles. Mrs. Robert Lewis, e • - Ar • .\Glance - · Paul, Ruth and RoBer, Mr. her ~pic,, "~een:_ge Mee "• Mrs Rucker Neal and son the est. em rs anrwer· M~. and Mrs. Olive; ed roll caU with their favoritl daughters, Sandra bird. Grueser, MI'J. Henry and Mrs. Joseph Wippel. Pray· er by father Turel closed lhe ~lll!i. VOl XVI The' annual N. R. IWthgeb famHy reunion was held Sunday, " September 13 at the Kyger Creek Employees clubhouse near Cheshire. Charles Vroman the grace at table. ·,..;,i"IJ,;;. A picnic dinner was Served 1 "BI r da o1 Ohio''" ··.... · II'Cl ton. r noon with games and con· ic of the evening presented tests held for ' adults and Pingo by Mrs. Leo Bryan when thl the children during· the af- Winding Trail Garden C I u b W ~---~ · t tho ternoon. Attending from Middle- met ewft:lliUay evemng a were Mr. and Mrs. Field· home of Mrs. Lloyd MOO~, Oak Hawk.Jns and Mr a n d St. Unusual pictures of btrdl , Carl Myers and children, were displayed by the memand Carla. bers. Catho/ic Women Plan to Serve '' lhr>ol«< Te Tu rnura~~ Of Tile lleii/,_JI,..... .4rea SEPT U Rothgeb Family Reunion Held Near Cheshire Betty and other relatives. She was accompanled horile by her sister snd brother·in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Schneider. Mrs. Garland WeJver 1 n d daughter Sam of Dayton arriyed Sunday to be ,.-ith her fath· IYJ!eftl lnour~nce COrporation ! Mtlmllor Pe..erol • ., be held Sunday, ~pt. 211, beo ginning at 9:30 a. m. A bllskel dinner will be beld at 'nooll. The afternoon speak.er will be ·Rev. Ralph Maboney. .J have returned to their employ- dinner were Mrs, Charles ment in New York City, after son and Mrs. John Goett a three weeks visit with Mrs. co-chairman; Mrs. Joh n M'Jtch, FlOrence Smith. Mrs. Charles Radford, ~:: Mrs. Hattie Russell and Mrs. Tom Ables, Mrs. Earl Norris, Alice Chamberlin are in Colum· Mrs. George Hackett Sr... bus to be with Mrs. Lawrence Thomas HennesS}\ Miss Weed (Jean · Russell) who is mary Raub, Mrs. John Kokoconfined to the Riverside Hos- vitch, Mrs. Wllliam Rinebart, pita!. Mrs. Weed underwent sur- and Mrs. Homer Gordon, a week ago and is improv- en: Mrs. Robert Burkett, Mrs. lng. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Walter Kennedy Sr. zelman. Mrs. H. C. BrickJes, had returned home after a visit Mrs. Don Mullen. Mrs. In Columbus with her daughter casct Mrs. Thomas Scally, ' bMPYI ed Brethren l:lom0<01111nf wlll ...... - b' lowing. Attendtn1 in to the above named were Mrs. Ted Riley, Jr , Mra. Lawrence Stewart, Mrs. Harold Collins, Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. Mary Brewer and Mrs. Mn Davia. Th.. federal covernment'l Na. tlort~ l l.lbran of Mediclae la Bethtsda, Md., Is the natioa'1 largul medical UbriU')'. Jll!:PT. :It Tho anrlual ML Henn.. Unleo ~~:~~;:~~g~;~~~;r::; ''G ~ NOW YOU KNOW Catholic Women's club of the Sacred Heart church met reudlt 1 cently In tile church a or· um. The meeting in charge Mrs . Richard Freeman, dent, opened with prayer ed to her employment In Wash· the Rev. Father John ington, D. C. after a visit with Plans were completed for her mother Mrs. Florence 1 Ving a dinner to the · otto Roth•eb o and Srt:lith. ' and Southern Insurance Jon, Mr. and Mrs. Rothgeb, Becky and Miss Eleanor Smith and M1ss ny, Saturday. · Fred Mr. and Mrs. Clnir AthAudrey Bell of Stanford, Conn. Committees named for • ed lllth prayer by Mrs. F bes • " '• scrt'ptute or uu of Ephesians 9:4-10 by v-~ Renshaw. Color me your favorite == color- Elemeitorr be...••-ltv• Misse's: Anna and Martha PoW· ell Mrs LeoD M.cKnight and M;s. G~rge Hacket~ Jr., wait· resses. :Pitnl were made for an HUCUori of'home riiade articl~ at the October meetiq. Hostesses to attend. A calend~r of Pat Marcum, Mrs. Bee Stewart, er John Sauvage Sr. who un·j for October will be MiBSSl church activities for the year I Mrs. Laura Harrison, Mrs. Vir· d!~went surgery Wednesday. at Chrlatint, Agnes and I '".i:iiiiiiiii;.;iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::~i~ng~y~ea;;r..:;at~th;e~PI;;;•.;;•n;;ln;;:g;..;S;;;es;·, n. '· ' ~~~o~r~o P. for tbe T.A. wUl meet ot lire .,.So IIIM.a projecto """" the aclloel .. Moadi1 eveal"" S.pl. 11. Ao meet. tbe lnJ wm 11 1 llllb lbo of Mn. James Whitlatch for au reptar meet!J11 loU....., at ti..D 1: lt. CoalmltWI lor lire year all day mee J p 1 WinD IIIU lie umed b)' Mn. Joyce Mn. ned th au t. ' Hobact, PrtCkleal. ~: readl~m::~lll.)amuel. Tea<ben wiU be latradacdis sed rojectl ed IJllll 1 ol lbo daoo:-:u~ml:!!l yea/ Plans room• wiD eo•elude Ole meetmade for the club members Ing. attend a health eonference lnb held In OCtober at Ral<.rl A ootlll bow will follow ID Center In Athens. Thi1 wlll be lbo 1-11. room llllb relrosiJ. lire ....... in place of the October meet-1 live eommitteo. Ab ,.,..11 ing. .,.. cordially lavlled. k Jlnn 1uc A pot er wa1 at nJOn with a socJal hwr fol· Di.eru•n Plan• Plana wtre <lkullld Firat Meetinlf The executive olfiC<!rS of the lmpressl·ve Candlelight Ceremony Marks Garden Club Installation ' 1. '·' \. -·,, -' ; t ' . --' .' . l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 18, 1964 barnett durst fisher plymale viers