http://66.213.69.5/files/original/83cfa61702dba9f51a5a8359b1a5da2c.pdf d172043598cdea6dd1829f63cdbfc372 PDF Text Text 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 �.. • ·' ' • 2-Dally Sentinel, Po!III!I"'Y-ll!!ddleport , o . Sept. 19 . 19641 Goldwater Criticized BvChurch Jackets, Falcons Tie 7 -7 at Bachtel Field Dally ~Ditnet, roomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 .• Sept. 19, 1984-S c IS\. Sokla m 1-'.!:ppa:,. ond Sattl.l... .'!'. ,;;-o 'ftuNe \lilt')' Jf to), Barber 15). Miller f~ Orsioo. Winner - •M!i .til Lo..,. - Sukla IO.l\ . 1111-· .ricio, Torrt•s. Orsmo, P~t.ll Adair . ::; BACHTEL FIELD - Middle- paid off, a perfect 32 yard aer- out to the Waharna 10. tackle, recovered two of M>d- tial defensively . These boys r,r~ push~ W~h~ma all ?vtr ' ial from Quarterback. Ray , The Jackets impregnable! dleport's three fumble-s on rush- were ends John BJake and lklb ac.:htel ~ 1eld Fnday mght, Varian w Halfback Mike Roush tront wall then held Wahama l tng plays. Caruthers, t.acldes Larry Vance ~ rolllng ut.J 228 yards on t he cuung into the slot, taking the to two yards tn three ties. Rus- 1 Middleport now Is J-o-1 , wa. and Ray Plcken11, and Dave W•sh 310 000 001-' f ·s I ~ ground ~o Waham~'s 28 , but fin- 1ball un11Jolestl!d , and draggmg ty Wood punted brilliantly out hama 0-2-l. Ash ley, middle guard. Line Chicago 000 040 000-=t ~ i' tsbed With a 7-7 tie. a Middleport defender into the lo the Middleport 30 where the The Jackt'ls had the ball for backers were Buddy Moore. Osleen, Klme \8 J. (f ) The Otu.o boys' quarterback, zone with him. Car by Sawyers ball was fumbled and recover- 41 ground plays, getung 228 Bruce Wallace, Rod Sauer, and Brumley Pizarro, .Bu rdl 1 Br ucl;' ~aliact:, capped a 61- ran the EP to tie the score. 1ed by Wahama . yards, an average of 5.6 per and Joe Stephenson. Safetymen (2!, ~'isher 16! . Wilhel (I) t • yard dnve of seven plays With This play was the first one of Quarterback Randy Van Met- rush . Wahama could mount on- were Alan Wallace and George and Carreon, Martin (S). Win- . 1 a two ~ard sn~k for a 6.{llead, the fourth period. er got three, Wahama took a lly 24 rushes, getting 28 net Sauer. ner - Kline t9·71. Loser?-Wil then ctrcled nght end for the It came about this way · five yard penalty, and now in ' yards for an average of 1.2 p«>r ro the line on offense after helm 110-91. HR-Sievers. :J 7-o lead. Tbere was only 5:!)() , The Jackets, after their haH- l the fourth quarter with Varian try. the first successful drive, when a:one in the first quarter. time rest, came out with a j ir) for Van Merer, the long bomb For Middleport Alan Wallace , the bln<'k:ng was excellent. _, RANGERS SiGN TWO ~ But from then on, the Jack- 1~ spark of their first quarter de- ~ clicked to Roush for the Falcon had 74 yards in 10 carries, Coach Ashley declined public -~EW YORK iUPII - 'rhe :. ets falled to put together a pay- termination. Openlng on theLr TO. seven, t~omment Thi~ lineup included 1Bruce Wallace five in New York kangers announced !u off sustajned drive. Costly mis- own 36, and ibsorbing two pen- After that only Wahama real- I Rod Sauer 109 in 17, and Joe Blake and Vance ends, Craig Frid<ly that center Ph.il Gocues - fumbles - halted two I alties en route from very eagle- ~ Jy threatened. Stephenson 40 in seven. For Wa-1Rawlings and Pickens tackles, '' yette . whu rinbht:d eighth in 15 Midway m the fourtil period hama, Carby Sawyers had 12 Kandy Humphrey iind Tom drives, and Wabama"a big op-1eyed officials, drove In National Hockey League scor· ·~ portuntty late in the third per- ground rushes to the Wahama Varian hit Roush again, this in 10 tries, Bob Sawyer eight ' King alternating at a guard, ing la:;t year. and rookie rijht . tod was set up by a third fum- 5. time for 33 yards to the Jacket • in two, · Van Meter five in six. · with Kenneth Harris at the oth' ' wmg Bill~· Collins have signed ble, that of ; punt recovered However with fourth down 11 . But four plays later Wa~ : Powell two in one, apd Roush er guard, and Caruthers at tenU'eir r·ontrar!S for lhe 1~ by Wahama. and five, Bruce Wallace's pass hama still was on the 11, t be one in five carries . ter. Rawlings, 205 lb. sophosea son AAd Coach Bob Oliver's boys into the end zone was intercept- Jackets taking over. Middy Coach Bob Ashley felt more diLl the punting, 106 yards bad tho play In their bag !bated by Mike Roush, who ran lt Paul Lingerfelt, a Junior Jhis line played up l<l its poten-1 in three boots. GUESTS OF BOUTON For Wahama, the ends, MayNEW VOH:K !UPJ , nard and Powell genera\ly coner Jtm Bouton " tht' New York t;.~:nPi"l :he J<:t ,' l<"t•t~ ,,.. !ht · out· Yankt-'' ·'~ ~11; 't<l\'f' orne ~on stde Sauer got hi s 109 yards I d11ldrt•1, ,111J t!:t' lr fJ<ll"t<nl s 1 aJ ins1dto thf' tatkles. But the l'a lhi'- gut:~:.- :t: ,rKiav· , -:;a me wi~l\ con middle held when it had to 'j Karl'>t. s Ci l\ .ls part r1. .a ..fld"in the third period when the tronwirlt ramr~:u,;n to - rai81 J<u:ket.s got to the Wahama 11 f11nd'- fur t~'..,tle llbro~b and was forced to pass, with : P.oulon 1s f::t'n~""ral chairman Roush intercepting. u! lhe ta ll qmci-ra1 s:ng drive The start•ng Waham<J team BROUGHT DOWN - Joe Stephenson . senior le>ft half- for th1· .\".,rthern N~w Jerse-y on offense besides Maynard and b(l t k of the Midd leport Yellow Jat kf'ts i~ hrou f!hl dm\ n r ll<lJllt't" t~l the Nr~tional Cysllc Pnwf'll h:td Hart and Brown ~:~t by a Wahama tackler. who would be assisted soon. 1f r tbl "llo..;i~ Hr·~ .. arrll F HHid<JLion. t;wkiPs, G. Roush and Mattox needed by Quartt>rba<.:k Ran dy Van Meter (:!51 . Steph~-"n ­ at guards, Rood at center, Van son. 1:35 lbs of determina tion . gained 40 net _v ards in SrdnPy 211 f'mcin nalt Hughe!i{O Meter and Varia n trading quar- seven carnrs fro m s<.Timmage.- Sen ti nel Photo. l.1.iurnlms r;rove 18 terbcl1 ·k Hob S3W\f'ro; ;:;nd '>1 . 1- -Dt-' I!Jhos Jefferson .0 ~ 1 I - • f Raiii'" I t i'' Coal Grove 22 Gallipolhl U Operation Is Announced .. Lady Bird has FRIDAY'S SCORES Ravenswoo4 11 Pt. P1ealaot Challenge for Lady Democrats u Middleport 1 Wohamo 1 O.lpre U McArlbur I Eootera 20 North Gallla 12 Kuer Creek SO Symmea Val- . I COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPII - ley 0 1l<idy Bird Johnson wrapped liP Racine 38 Southwcstera t Athena 32 Ironton I WeUslon SO Oak HlU 8 Lor•• 34 Mayesville I :17-hour campaign Ohio Friday by challenging DemocraUo women 10 J811Bro in building the Prealdent'o "'great society." Nelsonville 18 Cbaucey I Jacksou 14 Greenftekt I Marietta 3% Marlins Ferry 1% The Firat Lady'• chartered plane look of for Washington ohortly after ohe addressed tho Federation ol DOJ!lOCralln 1 I AT WORK - Walter McDa niel , an employe of Hackett's Sohio Service for two years, lubricates the l'<ll' of a customer. George Hackett's Sohio Service priUt!:,; ttseli Roush at halfback:o; an1 Carby i Sawyers at fullbark 1 By quarters in providing a wide range of .set vices. Line Srores 7 0 0 0 - 7 By United Prt>SS lnteornaliooal Navarro l81 and F1·t>ehan Win· National Lt'<~gut 1\r.tli("k 11~- 51 Loser nee W:-Jliiirna 000i - 7 Sr·Qring, B. Wallat.~. 2 yd. Chicago Dl Mtlwauhe, night, Aguirrt' (~·101 HH-- Alvh . \1r- M1ddl1·port ' I run ~: P , B Wal!act'. run M. Kuush. J2 yd pass from V:ma n. EP . Carby Sawyers. run. \ Mrs. Kunze I First downs Yds. Rush . Of Dresden Dies Friday Yds . Total Pass Pass M 13 postponed ram Short Course Is Offered At Ohio State • actne Rips sw Bill Priddy's Racine [or 73 yards and one touchdown. cashed in on two in- Racine drew first blood witil passes and three 8 minutes left in the opening by Southwestern Fri- period when Grueser connected day night to post an easy 36-6 with senior end Gordon Fisher Southern Valley Conference vic- on a 32-yard touchdown pass. torv on the losers' gridiron. The ball was tipped in the air 1\ marked the first wm of twice by Southwestern defendthe campaign for Racine fol- ers in the end zone, •·ut Fisher lowmg an opening game loss to snagged it for the sCore. FunMcArthur while Coach Pat back Roger Adams rammed ovWeiher 's Highlailders are win- : er the two-point conversion for less jn two outings. jan 8-0 le~d . . Paced by the fine running of The Pnddymen struck agam 1opbomortl John McClintock in the second period followin_g and senior Wayne Hubbard, the a Southwestern fumble on thetr roniadoe• rolled upt7 5 yards own eight yard line which CharrushinC abd recorded -12 first les Cleland pounced on. 'lbree dOWIUI . Sopt10more quarterback plays later. Grueser passed to ~ob Gruellt'r showed his mettle halfback Steve Cleland for ,the tly completing fiVe of 10 passes TD. A pass for the EP faded I NGS BETHEL MEETS New York Baltimore Chicago Detroit (;]eveland Los Angelel!l Minnesota Boston Washington -~ \ 1 1 DAILY accentlwte bQ' 1965 Ele<:tra 225, Buick"s luxury aeries. A mol'e gently sloping roof line, h!rh crown rear fenderB and a slopiw~ rear deck enhance the stylin&' of the all_,ew, roomier body with ita curved glass 'windowa. A lower hood line has been made J>?••iba by a new cross-flow radiator Jl•lign .. 'l"ht unique rea·r end desjzn featutes ~. maaalve bumper and contoured taillight• ll!&t UtnW ~~ora to the co,.. J!>• ceaJel•a ~ras-fille1· cap in :he oenter of the cs1· above the license plato. Walnut Pinel· lin r and luxurious fabr!u an used &ener• ously in t he new interior deairn. Buick'" Super Turbine torque converter transmission and the 401-oubio Inch V-8 enrine comprise tho standard power train for the Electra 225. A 425-cubic inch engine with either one or two fou1...barrel carburetor• ia_!dfered ns notional equ ipm~nt. DQ.DGE CORONET-For 1968 Dodrelt ,~1111 ~ -a- tine of""' ,.Uecl lho Coronet. The weU-otyled Coronet lOG .Coa ·. · . tboWD ...... io - of 11..,....., olfond iD tho ~ow·Jino. Tho Conlaot con . . . ' 11 ;u,........... aaclu 0 .-JI &oqtlo of 204 iacbot. n.., wW 10 ao .u.11of-' Doclp ~~ "" S...loo!!llolf 21. ~ ----· ~ -- ---. --- .. .J-~- ~ ~- . -·.. t __i ., ...--• I.- ·•... - I -· • ! • .. ~ - Kansas City L, P•l. GB 59 .596 _. 61 .593 __ . 6Z .58'7 1 72 .517 11\1 72 .510 'fa 75 .503 74 75 .4'11 W. lfl 89 88 77 75 67 83 ,447 22 58 92 .387 31 S4 94 .36S 34 Friday'• Resultl Boston 7 Minnesota 8, night New York a Kan. City 0, 1 Baltimore 10 Loll Ang. 8, Milwaukee 75 71 .514 II Los Angeles 74 74 .500 11 2 22 ""'cago 66 80 .45 '"''f" HOuston 61 88 .409 28lh New York 50 '11 ,340 38\1 Friday's Resulbl Houston 3 .New York 2, night Los Ang. 4 Phlla. 3, nighl Pittsburgh 4 San· Fran. 3, · c· Ppd Lows at -m., p d• ram· at M11w.. P ., ram Starting At Noon porwd, ram ,--PRIZES-~, . ru HAMS & BACON j . Refrr-shments will b• Serv•d: :Watrhps W1U Be Sunrl ;~y .... w. , ·' ·~· .. Pf'naltif's -.--.... B5 F'umb. Lost . -. --. j of ~ac h 1\·tnnt.:b • By FORKED RUN SPORTSMEN'S CLUB YOU MEET THE Squad, 36-6 NICEST PEOPLE c~ A HONDA Ohio H.S. Scores I \ See The " -· Full Line At .. , Hawk's Cycle Sales Routes 50A & 33, 1 Mile North of Athen• Op•n 9 to 5 Mon. Thun . S•t.·9 to 8 Tues. Wr-d. Fri . LY 2-8464 Athe-n1, 0 . 1 10 reasons why it pays you to drive in and say ••• "TEXACO SKY CHIEE" Struthers 12 attack was halted by a big Racine line. The Hi(hlanders showed a net of 65 yards rushlng and nothin~ through the air as both of their pass attempts were inleroepled. They had onthree first downs. Racine netted 175 rushing and 13 via the air for a total of 218 net yards anr 12 first downs. Defensive stsndouta included Racine'! fine 185-pound end, Gordon Fisher, and tem'o -~und jiUllor tackle, Qllhoun who made near· e.nt If tho 0. D. 1 Canal Winchester 12 Canton McKinley 34 Warren 8 Carroll 12 (Tiel New Alb any ""O Centerburg 1 All"tance 38 Ak ron Centra1 8 Louisville 26 Canton South 6 Granville 8 Northridge 0 Fremont Ross 13 Wa tkins Memorial 44 Cleveland West 0 !Jcklng Valley 0 Cleveland Heights 28 Circleville 34 Teays Valley 8 . G r· ld H . hi 18 Uh - h "II 4 C h I IZ 08 oc 00 E tl k aNr iet_h 16 e1g s nc SVI e 1 as a e or Coal Grove 22 Gallipolis tJ p amesv1 · ·11 e Harvey I".. Da yton Stivers ~ EN Ashtabu la 42 Wickliffe 6 Lemon Monroe 8 Columbus East 32 Portsmouth 0 La t 2J ncas ~Jumbus Linden 14 '•C leveland J ~Detroit {10-9). lonerunSouthwestern Wasllington Chicago1. 4,night night and NewPurkey York at Houston, (night) A for the PAT touchdown. failed. 8aturday'o Prvbabla Pllcben - Fisher (]0.161 vs. Farrell Aside from Smith's ele<:trilv-1 Washington at" Cbicago 9). ing run, Southwestern's rush- Philadelphia at Los les, (night) - Bennett vs. L. Miller <4-8). PIUsb'urgh al San Francisco -Friend 02-17) vs. <18-1) . Chicago at Milwaukee 2 Kansao City al N"' York-- Jackson <211-10) and <8-14) vs. _Downlng (14-15) vo. Cloninger \ ~:~:~ at l!coiC!1 and Fischer (11-91 . \; vo. Wllaon <11·11). Sunday's Gamel Sllllday'l Games \ St. Louis at Cincinnati ..~:\:;:": at Qllcago Chlcaao at Milwaukee 1\ at -Detnll .New York ,at Houston, night , AD&olel at s.IUJnilre Philadelphia at Los Angeles . Oily at New-York at San ~ Boololl .: HPid th e 1st and ard % Columbus \\-'est 50 :\tiammi Trace 0 Newar~ 23 Columbus Central 6 I Pilts 000 001 (1.36-- 480 Frankliil Height5 19 San f ran 200 tiiO 000 - 3 7 i and Jt was 14-0 at the half. for the losers. Grove City 0 Vale, McBean (8) and PagliJ<"ollowing an exchange Score bY quartf'r o;· Lundon 28 Urbana 0 aroni. Estelle. Shaw 18'1. Mur afumbles in the third period, Racine 8 6 8 14 - 36 Groveport 20 Reynoldsburg 13 kami (8), Duffalo 191 and Cran-. Southwestern halted a Ra•cin<' I Sou tit western 000 · Fairf1eld limon lf Sheridan 0 d:JII , Haller (9). Winner- Vealf' . drive on their own four in a -----1 Chillicothe 26 <18~ 10) . Loser-Sha w (7-6). HR tremendous goal line stand. Washington Court House 0 - Mays 2. Clemente. Wellston 30 Oak Hill a On the first play halfback American League Athens 32 Ironton 6 Russ Miller was thrown for a Kann City 000 000 000- o 7 o three yard luss to the one, and By United Pres1 International Logan 34 Maysville 6 New York 040 100 lOx- S 9 0 Cleveland East 16 Mansfield 0 on the next attempt, 230-pound Cleveland St. Ignatius 42 Meyer, Santiago 131, Drabow· Parma 16 Sandusky 29 tackle Dave Fox recovered a sky 15 ), Sanders 171 and EdCleveland Marshall 0 wards. Ford 115-6) and Howfumble in the end zone for the Akron Hoban 13 Lakewood St. Edwa rd 0 Columbus Watterson 13 TO. Steve Cleland ran the twoard. Loser - Meyer. Columbus North 0 point cenversion for a 22-0 lead.. Euclid 24 Collinwood 7 Steubenville 7 Glenville 0 Columbus DeSales 24 Cleveland 000 020 010- 3 8 0 1 Another fine Southwestern Cleveland Adan1s 28 Brookhaven 0 Detroit 000 000 001 - I 12 I , goal line stand went by the Youngstown Moom~y 20 Arlington 33 Kralick. McMahon (8) , Dono- i boards in the final period when Barberton 19 Columbus South 1 1'an (8) and Romanv. Aguirre, they were aided by 20 yards in Cleveland Uncoln e Worthington 7 Racine penalities from the eight Lakewood 19 Columbus Whetstone 1 yard line, but on forth down , Cleveland Rhodes 6 Eastmoor 12 Roger Adams hulled his 195 Alfred A & L 28 DeWitts Run 0 Whitehal: 0 pounds in for the touchdown. Elyria 33 Marion Franklin 30 A run for the EP failed to Cleveland West Tfch 0 I Columbus Hartley 8 make it 23-0 with 3:00 left Mayfield 30 Gahanna Lincolr. 34 Bexley 1S Fo11owing the ensuing Cleveland Brush Q Mifflin 48 Licking Heights 8 off, 8 Steve Bryant' pass was Hillsboro 2S Milford 0 Westerville 12 Big Walnut 0 Fairview 36 Olmsted Falls 0 West Jeffer son 46 intercepted by Wayne on the Southwestern 46 . On the Springfield North 7 Northwestern ~ first play from · scrimmage, Springfield Shawnee 0 Hilliard 28 Hubbard slipped around Youngstown East 20 Hamilton Township 12 end behind vicious blocking ced d · th ra 46 yar s to score. 0 n e conversion attempt, Adams carried into the em' zone, fumbled the ball, and it was recovered by freshman Tom Diddle lor two I>Oinl conversion to the score 36-0 with one - th 1eIt m e game. The Hlgblanders averted 8 . Proba~e Pltc~rs2 shutout in the final 15 seconds St. Louts at . mcmna wh_en senior end Bob Sm1th (twi-night) - Gibson (16-10) scampered 54 yards on the old and Craig (641) vs. Jay <lO-ll) end.around play to tally the Stenhowe (2-7) or Daniels 10) vs. Peters !1&8). Cleveland at <HI) vs. Wickersham (18-10). Los at (111-7) vs. Ber• : Sunday, Sept. 20th Spon~red SPRINTER CARRIES - Alan Wallace (22), Middleport's senior right halfback, District champion in the 100 dash in track, is followed here by three \Vahama White Falcons. The game ended _in a 7-7 ~ ie.-Se ntin:J_ photo .• MATCH Aultl lt' . Pass . I Vds , ..... .... 229 Att. . ... , . . . i f'omp. . . _. . . . I Pass Int. Punts SHOTGUN ~ Beaver Creek Z Fairborn 0 Piqua 38 Bellefontaine 12 Covington 42 Bradford o New Concord 44 Glouster 8 ri;;:::::;;;=··········· 'I '' . ' Texaco sden!!sts analyzed 60 years of petroleum research and drivi ng facts-came up with thll great Sky Chief gasoline with all these benefits: ' * Better mileage * More usable power * Faster5tarta * Quicker worm-up• l,.'S Bill * Faster acceleration * No rust or corrosion * Longer engine life * Less stalling * Longer ring life * longer spark plug life \ Drive ln. Ask for it by name. Even more than ever before, you'll find it pays to say, "Sky Chief, please." Trust your car to the man who wears the star CALL US TODAY GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT WY 2-5186 446 4233 I (( • Dlatrlbutod by: CITY ICE & FUEL CO. . PT. PLEASANT- GALLIPOLIS .! . ., - li'. ! ' l �~ ----- --· ~ ·- · "' ........ . - --·- --·-· -··- · ·· -·-··· - . -· -·..... - - ~ --. _,._ .......... oW ...... .............-'...-..-· I -• ~---~·-~· -- ..... - • •• • I Eastern 20-12 SVAC Triumph Over North Gallia Pirates Water Plentiful .. .Until Well Runs Dry Eastern ~ed the p.me In 1!11 An Ill yard paao tntereeption Golba Pirates run Rick Koblentz the n. derIt WB! first w1nP'red un· opening secondssC<~red of the nal byminutn of playIn Friday n@w Eastern's football m@ntor when Hartunc on foorut a ane mght save the Eaotern Ea1leo Strieklln yard plunge • ~12 vh~tnry over the North The Eagle~ scorlld first on Tt.e score C!ame after North JIY DALE R<YMIGI!:B JR. loft hollback Gary French. KyJer Creek 1corod IlL last niM• Valloy'• oil. (Symm•• Val· - - - ., pass from quorterbock Hor- Gallla was penalized for rOUIIh· ftlllll halllMck Roge1 Bam· Quarltrback Johnaon paoi!Od louchdown on a one yard loy did ol ,ttlo better pal8•nl ao Mr. and M.... Raymond Frank tung to end Spencer lng the Eaotern kicker. ell IICOred lwc touc~doWliS, quar· to rlt1ht end Rob Polcyn fm the plun~e by Duncan they aained 15 to tho Bobcato havo returnod home after spend. The Pirate> camo roaring Coach Pete Nibert pralaed terback Don John!~"~., and full· extrl potntJ All the acortnl took place m nothmg ) '"I a week In Toledo with back m .v1th just 20 .!ltconds hi!! quarterback Dan Chick and bark Phil Ounran earl. scored The Bobcatt, moment• later, the flnt half Kyger Cr~ek had 13 first • • friends I left lrt th~ f1nt half performanc~!l Nlber. CQDl· one, as the ;,yger creek B<•b· galnod control of lh• pll•kln Th• oecond half oow Coach downs, while Symmoa Valley · -· J Mr ond M" Elza Osborne Fullback Clyde Smith cllma•- mented, the Pirates outplayed c:ats won theh serond game of a1ain as Lann) Tyo kicked off, Jim White Wtlna: htltotJhomores wa41 tleld to only six tint dmrtn&. railed on Mr and Mr~. Marton ed sn 80 yard dr1ve by going Eastern 'n e"erythlng, but tht the Mason, Friday night , 30-0 but the ball 11lt the ~round and and fre1hme1 .. Five of them were on KC pen- I "Tb• nnt base bill I ratch ls i Wood, Tuf'sday e-vening over from the two yard Jtne. !COre. over Rymme valley , •• recovered b) Kytor Creek, Bolh team• fallod tD ocore altiOJ, 1 yourol" Mr l!obert Allen, Ashland, The pat attempt failed ond the North Oallla had t! ftrst It was tht Bo~at!l 12th win on Symma• Valley'• 30 yard urter the first half, but Loth put KC linked on three of four ! Ky spPnt 1 few days with ICOrll! stood B-41 at halftime. downs to th.- Eagle!! 10 without a lvss C'ovttrm1 a three- line. up !IUII.aln~ drivel that died. pa111s and Symmes Vall1y hlt j Mr' <tnd Mrs Clayton Allel' and North GaiUa took th, lead UNE SCORE fear span. Three quico flrat down1 by Kygor Creek, after a 40 yard two of e1ghl throwo I BilL ;n the third quartor on a 63 Eastern 6 0 0 14 - 2tr Kc rece~vod the opening kick· tho Bobcat 1, put the balr on tht Interception run by end Rich· LINE SCORE ' Mr and Mrs Charles Woode yard paos interception run by North Gallla fl 6 8 0 - 12 elf and marcnfd 80 yard!! for on~.-, where Barnettacor!d a- ard Neal drove to the 10, but KYJtr Creek 18 U 0 0 SO I spent Tuesday with Mr. and : Mike Hager. By quarter Its flrot m. l•ln. Bam••• then Pl"ed to fallel to scor.. SymmM Valley 0 0 00 0 Ill d HI p · - - - '~ Barnett ' who had romped Polcyn for ,h•· ~Pi · Symmeo Valle) drove 1o tho 1 TD's- Barnott tl y•rd run ' I IAMrseX! kwou tarwas hnetd'· ombeeroy. 4-Dallv Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 19, 1964 e 1n o s rv~ ~ S3 yards, climaxed the drlv~ by Johnaon scorefl Kyger'" flr!lit Bobcat 2&, but that W8!li the Barnet~ one ya1d run, Johnaon anct~ of their son Roger's --scoring on tl 1~ yara run. touchdown In the ncond qUfU' clorut!ll they l!lml to tteorlng. j30 yar run , and Duncan ont 1 By Clarlrt Allen Ibirthday · Tht drlvo had also .... some ter on 8 30 yard run. l'h. pall~ I Statlollc·wloe tho Bobcatolyaro run. Polcyn and Neal ex· I Mr and Mti Bruce Myen; M d M Do M tl 8 k i SEO~L line running by Duncan and lempt failed i rolled up ~IB rushrna to Sym· tra polnto. land 10n1 spent a we!kend In dr .Dan rio. B In al ~, ::-.;;;_;;::;;:::::.....::::....::.:.=:.;:_.=::.;;:..;:_• ·~ r ld 1 h M d M an onna o e pre v 11 teu 1 -. Mans le w t r an "· Sunday evenlnA with Mr and Lloyd Koenig. Mr1 Roy Chrloly \ J..ogan, Ath•n•, Jackson, •ad 1o halfback Barry Mill•r lor th• ~ Mr. and Mr!. Harry ll'ellure ' Mr and Mro Ralph Parker Ilfellston pootod lmpr... tve vic· two-point convmlon In t h' nnd children, Gallipolis. wort ! • · fourth quarter, 1 reoenl Sunday guests of Mr . called on Mr and Mro ChorLI IIories Friday night while Mid2, 0 I and Mr!. Lawrence Smith Woode. Thu.·lldoy evening dleport had to .. w. for a Ue ,lnwh; . . Mr and Mro. Erneot l"l•her Mr. ano Mrs Daha Tumor and Oalllpolla was beaten for Umltod Greenfield to just 2( Coal Grove plied up_a qUiek 16-0 first period leod , then of woostor have rtturned to opent the weekend at Ft Knn•. the second atratgltt week ardo on the round dunn the ased ball control tact1cs the remam!ler of Ihe. game to Rev and Mro H. L. McDan· l Ry JEAN PARKER Ith•lr hnme after spending a Ky . wllh their son, Billy Lcsan'• sensational George ~cond half after slvlng u~ m biJld Galhpohl a 22·12 beating at Coa l Gto>e Frrday leland Mrs Harry P~ekens wrr• PTA VIF:WS CAFETERIA wffit with Mro. Lillie Chr1aty , H•IIman. Hummel continued to apark the yards the llrot hall. night. , . ,,. In Cul~mhuf: Fr1day lo atltmd 'l'he R1Jtland P.T.A h~ld us : and Mr and Mrt' Roy ChriRIY Mr and Mr~ Lnwrence Smith unbeaten Chieftains aa they Athens increased ttl lfti:ISOr lt was the 12th otratght win O\ Pt " twO·\ ,1'~ r•;to<~.fo~ m•tTJct meeting nl the Melh· Nr>t m..tmg of lhl• ochnol ' D. D. Cleland, Columbu•, wa•1 visited reeenlly In Cnlumbua ·1 downed Mayesville (South Zan- reeord to z.o with an ImP"' the Hornet• of Coach Jnn rRedi Dule) An t ~as .oa o~"t Church and to meet I he year In th• newly re.<feeorated 'l a ,.cent vloltor of Mr. and with Mrs Stelln YlnRer. Mrs . 05vlllel 34-e slvo 32-tl vlclory over Ironton Grove'l28th triumph In 31 games dallng hack to the 1961 new 811hop, F. flerald En•ley Icafeteria at the Rutland Ele- Mrs. Penzll Cleland. I Kelth Chaffee, and Mr Delbert I Rummel darted 17 f&rds ear· In the llrot perlnd, halfback campaign. _ _ ·- _ I Mrs. Alherr Hilt cnterla ined mentary School. Monday, Sept ' Mr and Mrs. Ro" Cleland I flouL ly In th• fll'llt period, to score ITodd Snyder and subatltute full It WBI triumph nu~~r twn 1 f th th mrmh~rs o! W S C S m her 14 Tht! caft~terla wafl re..dt"cor- were dlnn~r guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bowen have anrl Iuter returned a Panthe; back Morgan James tallied or 0 1 aptn1t no aetbackl thut all for P~A'H"s _.t' lrf · at 11 co!lilt of '118040 end of Mr. and Mrs. Wl\lle F'rrck· moved tntn the Jonr~ hnu!W punt 88 yardfl to glvt Logan I I runs of four and etght yards 1 ·n ltl homp trnda~,,. e\'tmJng, St•pt 11 . <~led the host club • GAHS ·sl1H~r£'c1 ,I 1 ' uJnVt- 10·"m 1 ~ I I\\ Jh • ~''" .s yh•l .v,lles I respectivelv with Snyd~r k1ck. w<~ :-. pro:!r.<'lm w1 Ill X' pm d f or nR a · n- A pro· l!f, PI ne Grove. Th e dl nner waa Mr. Bowen 1111 tht' principal at 12-0 lflltl ' 1 11 orrl'! s ..,;, 1II' 1lilt' ltl. ~eC:ond !lt>lbark aguln~t nn , ll tw r l I I M H d ' · b I M P' k . ' i • •after Jame<.;' . dnve fi~zled (' lfl rmnn r~. Margort~ ou Jf:lCt m o servance o r re(' l:'r II Em:jtern High Scl)ool The Chiefs drove 64 yards In ing the extra-point vtctones. rn rhf' flmll penc,d. GAllS aslwll Prf:l~ldent, C'ondurted tht> Thr Rl'V Che~lt"r J Ler;nt~y l bJrlhday. Other attending w.ere Mrs. Roy Chrl!lty, Mrs. Fred l the third peruxt with quarter- TD. After the _Duteym~n grabbed ! ran only 1>n 1 sPnes rhr Horn l hu~rnt!!l~ se8slon luring the of fht!: Rutland Methnd1 st Mr. and Mr~. Norman Mc< .aln r Air~ and Mr. and Mrs. Marion _back John Gasser scoring from Halfback Dlck Adam• rar a_ 16-0 le~d m ~he f1rst period ets uspd 18 plt.~ys 10 ket'p thPrr -:ncral hour the hostes• served Church gave the devotions Mr and daughters and Mn. Mary Wood called on Mr!l. Virgil · the one and th~n passing to end 15 yards to score In the second YJIIUng G~lllpohi made a game ! 10~:-v. rnt mRrgin rntllct a salad cour~e land Mra. Arnold Grate present· ~ Reed. Rouf11h 81 WeFil Shade, Tu£"sdnv _1Steve Mowery for the two-potnta · period for a 19.0 halftlme lead. 1 1 out of It m the second <.;tamn b r 11 ith 1 :lt I The Esth~r Circle. M1sslol'l 1ed :;! vocal dm~t . ''Little Js Linda and Joyce Myera spent · er Fullback Don Mcinturf blastwith a pair of !lx-polnters. fHI am thegBfr ' mg 1w It c ' : nry So•·•ety met with Mrs. Mo· l Much If Gnd Is In It " Mrs.' the wo•k•nd with Mr. and C Ml r. adndd Mrhst Norman! SMc· In the final period J t m Ioct two yard& In tho third per· 1e m e irs1 pPI'h>• on- 1 . R h h h I 1 H h M L rd K ~ K n n nn BUll erA spen ut); .But a ll d by t he name . _o trnurd untrl JUIIt he-lore lntermHi· ' nr ous , ostess. m ner orne. 8"ty utc_ mfion. program n. eona oen • eno. da J1rtfrnoon with Mr. and Brandt scored from the three lod with Snyder kicking the T1m Deed&, 165opound Jumor d d • . tie l Friday evening, Sept 11. Group l •ha~rman mtroduced Jnmes MrH Mabel Van oter and My H ld N 11 d 1 1 with fullback Dale Brenning P.xtra point for 1 28.0 lead fullback, raced te-yards around , 'f ' 0n 11 rt"<~Umt"f ml w " 1" 1d l1unging of the hymn, •'Lord. \'ennari RHS prlnr!lpal Emd Mr11. Laura Hartunc attended 1 n. aro ewe an am • lf'•ttlng the converl!lion and with on .-. •naulnJ t..1..kofi Jr. . d 1na 1 s1anza. orrm~ a crnw _ rl' II ~ ., ~ L h y. 1r ' u~a '"" • rilbt end ~1dway m the th1r 1 of ~orne 3 uCk to flee for ~0hel Speak to me, that J may Olston Wnght, grade _ .!!Chool tlie r a r Bluval at me ut ·, &a 1econds left In the game. onton's Steve! FetiUBOn, 1 n d · period, glvma Coal Grnve a 1j')eak," opened the devotions prmerpal. who m turn 1ntroduc- eran Church, Pine Grove. i Mr. and Mrll. VlrRII Wood, I sub quarterback Mike Walsh end raced the plgakln back 85 1 22-12. lead. . es.,.,~ ~latl!!tir~ in ad ntnlng col led by Mrs. Letha Morri-!1, who ed Ill tlul teucher!l Rufl!!nd Mrs. Arthur Orr and Mr!l I Athenl, vls(t@d Sunday with went In from the two. yarda for the' Tllert' lone 'ICore 1 From Uu• po1nt on, GARS ' read the scripture, Ps. 5 t-Il and Cub Scouts led the pledge tn l!o81 Cleland vlsltad Tue•day Mr. and Mro Marion Wood. Mayeavllle'o lone tally camo with 7'19 tell In hte third per· had the pill•kin onl)' 13 pl•vs umn. usod for modilation, ·• Moments tho flag, •tth Mro. VIolet Hill. In the final period on a 52-yard lod. - the Hornet!3 atr up the clnrk , ..,. or Stillness 11 Prayer by Mrs The busrness meelmg w<.~s 1 -~-- - - - - - Carm~l 1pau from Sam Koz1chah to Athenll closed out the acor by running 19 playa in the final 1 Watterson t!loled the .'evotlons ~onducted by ArthtJr Miller, as was Mrs. Vivian Coy, grade i Forty one were prf'srnl for f:lnd Steve Nolan with JUSt 24 ing willi Dick Adams hittin~o: 18 minuteR. Bu~me~~os W!l.ll In charge or Mrs president ol PTA Mrs_ Rlch-l!lchool janitor. Mrs. Joan May. Sunday school last Sunday : seconds left In the geme. from the flve In thf! fourth In fact. GAHS ran only 14 New LexinaJton SL AloyiiUS 38 Gretta Simpson, chairman. A ard Martm, 1ecr.tary, gave the publlcptlon1 and magatlne ! Mr. and Mr" .Jamfl8 Circle or Logan had 268 yards rushins lod to make t~ 32~. p 1 ~ ys the entire _second half -:- ! Lnurt>lvr:le u • progrAm was prf!s~tMI by Mrs. reP?rt and presented the foi- l chairman had a display _ of , New Haven, W Va sprnt Sat· and 46 passmg for 314 yards The Bulldogs led m f i ·' t the Hornets had 1t 2f times. F'1 1Zanesvllle 48 \\-<Jinul Ridge 0 Helen Simpson, usmg the top- lowmg motions for approval by P T.A. literature. Baby Sitters ' urday mght w1th Mrs Mary Clr· and 15 f1rst downs. Hummel downs 16-7, m rushing 30 -73 nil •arne statistic• ·eveal the 1Philo 26 Dresdrn 0 ic, .. When II A Stranger, AI the &roup to pay member· were provided for chlld~n at- ' cle. netted 110 yards m nine carries while Ironton had the edge\ in Luteymen moved 55 plays from New Lexrngtnn 12 Friend" Aft"r a silent prayer shJp dues to the Meigs County tending with their parents A' Calling at th@ o ~ nn B1·mker whtle Brennmg had 90 In 17 at- passing 47·32. Total yardage fa· t.he lme of scrunmaa:e - GAHS Malta McConntd"ville 0 flhe clo1ed the program with Council of P.T.A.; to award '5 social hour followed and re- home on Sunday t _,•nrng were temps. vored Athens 333-120. JS. IMarietta 32 Marlin• Ferry 22 prayer. Iand the r_oom banner to lt!e freshments were aerved by the Mr and Mrs Haymon BaM'IItz At Greenfield, fullback Butch Nel!onville blanked Chauncey. T~t! Hornets to_ok Pete Ander- Whf!Mllng 1w \Ia.) ~~ Mr8. R®lh, &lllllted by her 1roohl havtnc the most parents hr!!t grade room mothen. The ! Carol and Ruth Barnilr. or Porn- Davis broke open a great de- Dover 18.0 Friday night, !!COr· ;;( n s openln~ k1ckofl on the1r l ~I ,~lal!'svllle 0 daughter, Mildred, Sf!lrved re- present at each monthly meet· M'll:t meetlnfl wtll be held Mon· eroy, Mrs Bf'fty Van M~ter. 1fenslve game by scoring two lng both TO's In the finer half. 1"' '1 33, and •n I? play~, dr?"'" Canton f.rnro!n rrestlmentfl to Mrt. Laura Bell , mg; and for the room mothen 1 day , October 12, 7·30 p m at Margan•t Ann Carleton or Dor- touchdowns In leading Jack.!!On In the third pM'Iod, Jim James. 35 !' yctrdJ tor the san1P 11 C 1rst Ne\\ Phllndelpllia 8 Mr!!. France• Wlleoxen, Mrs. to :!erve refreshments during a t the hrgh school. All Interested ca!ll to a 14.0 vi~tory over the ho.!!t QB, raeed 10 yards and added ' ,p~&fown. Deedll otutM oil WoDflhlr 28 Bttrea 20 Ure Morrl1, Mra. Edna Plek- soc1aJ hour following each I persons are lllVIt'Jd to attend. \ Mr11 Ethel Orr and Mrs Mln- t~am 1the"extra points for an a.oUead. ·~'t tarkle on_ fourth down tor Wwerly fl Pnrtsmollth E:llsl 0 ens, Mrs. Ethfll Smitl1, Mr1. Le- 1meettns Mrs. Joe Bolin. tress- : Birthday Cona:ratulaUonl 101e Orr ot Chcshn called on 1 Following a scoreJmrs first lin the last stan!a, after an in· tha Morrll, Ml"fl Blanche Wat -~ urer reported " balance or Mrs Myrtle Donahue. Rut· Mrs. Rob~rt Lee and son on hall, Davl!i! punchl!d over from t!rcepted pass. Jame& •aked lluee yards w11h R:04 lefl In lhl! : Porhmouth '"est 30 perloc!. ar~•1 1 ... a, 841. Q~ Frank Northwe~l 10 terann, Mr1. Gretta Slrnpson. $718 41 - a profit or $321.33 \and, rece1ved a birthday card dny last week. the three yard line In the third over from the one, then f)as.!led follln• hrl Jim MeMorkln for Lurn& 20 Nurthmore 0 Mra Holen Simpson. was made serving the Rutland from President Lyndon Barnes The D1•tl1ct Y.F. w"' hold at stanza. and rambled 37 yarda to Bob Ritz for the fin• \ two t~e extra poi"lh after a sl mlllu Sprlruilrleld Catholic :entral 36 MiA& Mara bel ~harpnack Alumni Banqu"t Refreshments 1 Johmron. Mrs Donahue has Carmel on Mondv.} night with for a fourth period scaN!. Quar· points. NHS Is now 2-o for the P 1Q' wa1 nullified b~ I penR lty Northeastern 6 apent two weeki on vacation for the PTA sponsored pre- •the same birth date, August 37 a good attendance. terback Steve Harrison passedseasort. E1ght. to, uott~i&.g. . Springfield South 22 from her employment In Co- . school party, wert paid for_ Ias PresideJJt JohnliOR snd had Colhns ensu1n1 ku·koff went K£"ltertnu Fairmont West 0 lumbus and Mr. end Mrs. Jack Mrs Jessie White, nu~m ber- sent him a card. I I out of l!ound.t, or Jhe GAHB 12. c ..Cinn"ti Aiken 6 Sharpnack, Jr. and chi)dren of sh1p chairman, reported B6 DESTROYS HOME Dt1dnf'l Jw profile '"" In f On the Devils second play, Dan North College 11111 0 Columbu• IJllllt Labor Day members have paid dues to I Mrs. Chloo Fink, Rutland, has! Gll.morM fumbled, with Pa v • Clncmnati Eldor 20 waekand with thoir paronta Mr date and the room attendance I received word from her dauglt· Pnce recovering on the CAHs [ Cmcmnati DeSales ll end Mrs. Jaek Snarpnack, Sr. banner was awarded to the' ter a'nd son-in-law, Mr. and 12. Collins took advantage of and Mr. and Mrs dart~nce f1rst grade class of Mrs. Mar· Mrs. Nile StraU of Merritt ls· ll1e break DY !Dsalnt a porfa<t Proffitt at Portland. garet Parsons Mrs. Joan Stew· land, Fla., that then trailer ll·yard strike tt Price and it M, , and Mrs. Ray Sayre and Iart, budset and finance ehair· home was doatroyod by Hurri· was 14-ll ~llh 4:16 eft rn the Mr~. 011 Adamo of Zane•vlllo, man. announced plans to serve I cane Dora on Tuelday evomn11. period. A repeat play made It and Mrs. Mae Pearson, Bub· Ithe Meigs County Teachers As· Sept. 6. They had purchased the liHl CITY LEAGc ' an spenl several claYI with Mr. sociation dinner on Sept. 2.1 and trailer new only two w•eks be· GAlli drove 11 yards to the H·R Flreaton• 11111 Mra. Omar Cranllet. Ito spon1or a talent ohow in tllo fore. Hornets' .41, but the drlvr fa I· R. Hauoroy 484 Mrs. Maggie Manuel and near fulure . Mrs. c O, Chap· The etorm puohed a 4\\ ft. tered. MJkt "shor punted dead W RadJord Ill tlauahter, Cora Lee, spent a man, Mrs. Anno Webster and extension oo the livina ....m on the llomot SO. From here, L. Smith m we-i- in Columbus. Vemon Weber were named lo throuJh the trailer and pinned Coal Orov• marched nowhere. II Bailey 466 l!obert Bradford of Newark a committee to plan the latter Mrs. Strait in a ehllr. AI· On fourth down, Mike Fisher D Mrllor 518 called on his brothers, Otto , event : thollih uninjurtd, Mre. Strait broke through, and blocked TOT>\L 2374 and Crllt Bradford on Labor President Miller statod that hed to he trttatod for shook. Dn the Hornet'' 12: . Won 2, Lost I, Point• I Day. safety lights are to be installed Mr. Strait and sons, Tommy 1 On ~ourth and f1ve, Chrrs I D. ll. Bar Mr. and Mrs Bernard Jac- on Main St., S, R. 124 on eith· and Ronnie, were In 1 truck Rodertck tossed a soft aer~al to W. Stiver• 463 caud and two sons of Colum- er side of the high school. The movln1 arllcles in 'an altem~t Gilmore seven yards to I he R, Walker 491 bus spent the weekend with Mr. dfeterla eooks, Mrs. Pearle to evaouate the ftllllily from ngltt! and 11 was 16-6 w•th 5 54 H. Lohlf 561 and Mrs. Albert Wigal, and SUn- Little, Mrs. Cod• Slawter, Mrs. the danger area. Windows were lefl 1n the half K1tts stopped L Shoenlob 449 day guests oJ the Wigals were Mildred Hysell and Mrs. Myr• blown from tho lratler and glass the attempted pomts after. . Bhnd 420 Mr and Mrs. Claud Smith 111d tie Donahue were recuplized and rain ruined tht entir. trait. The Blue Devrls came to hie TOTAL 2!114 son of Belleville, W. Va. er and conten!l. The damages In the next series, stopping Coal Won 1, I.Mt I, Polnh ' Mrs. Howard Neigler at!oom· lng several days at htr home Were covered by Jnauranct. :i . ..,~ SOCiety • Notes R ou ndup 1 • n Th Hogs d R Grah8 16•0 Lea e acme • J £ c • N a emam er on test SocJety otes B II R R 1 d ut an S . I Oh10 H.S. Scores I POlYETHlENE PlAST\C FOR NOW SILO COVERS PURCHASE PLAN! t. 1 1 1 Pomeroy Landmark 1 Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR 1 1 Sprfnt~~ but F1rm Loans FARMERS by FARMERS• for -~d.Price~ted~d , Aftir CO wa• oUoldo, It took GAHS only f1ve plays to march 78 yards. Bl~ pinar m thia drive was fullback l\ichlrd Long's 64-ylrd blast ovet left Iackie. He ""' hauled from t. llln<l on lho CG 10 oy T I Ill Deeds. L~ then carried over from , the i1ve wltb 2:04 left, and It was 16-12. Again the PATS failed. Paul Etch, veteran GAII!I tackle, received • ohoulder to. Jury '" the fust stanza, paved the way for Long's PUn• In tho second, but had to rellro at ln. termission~ 'l'lll& hurt the Gal· llaM I!MSiderably. CCIIII Grovt controlillcl t ~ e evJ1 lho Nllllllnd• or the !irel IIIII. *' Afwr GAlli! flllftl •o pin in third J*1ad, Coal Grove Jllll'cbe<l• 1'1rU IP ,.Votl plays with a .yard kMj>er by Col· Uns All Deed&' 26-fard scoring tr1p UQU116rilbt beingalter Ute big gafllorl, . Thf a'nll points were krloeQ( down by Gilmore, and it waUZ·l2, with 8 minutes a,....... Bolt l>arll L, Damvwood G. Nesselroad G. Craig C. Jnr!el' R. Lcukl TO'I'AL Won 2, Lo•t I, Polnto I l>o1ndf.Groll lao. J. O'Brian W. McNI•hol• Blind 482 522 511 463 1149 i500 5511 483 WJ B. Hinton Seals 4IS R. 681 TOTAL 2441 Woa 1, ~sl ~· Potato I 7 ~Mr~Mrs~hel•~-~~~~~~~~~tM~~~·1S!tri~!lli!l~tbo~!~~~•:r:B1e1•l~~!~!!d!l~~~~~!~~~:~! ~~~~·~~~~~-~~~l~~j~i~~~~~~~~~~~~! =· and'""" oiopllt Cbanalot lmpolo Spolt Coupe (....o) witll "'" Oowillti liD•, "'" . _ - ud a dlolinil~&u roof lin• IItle wbltlow• wl llle tmeiUDf contoiiM Ill! 4 - I proper shoes appear LO be thf Salt (free led 1 2 per cent bone meot Mixture No. 6 200 lb corn and cob meal main contributors. The ahoes and socks you choose for your child CUll help to ~ncourage growth of heallhy ft.o:•t or Ihey ev{l). /) t1 l..tl 12" X 12" MIRRORS YOU INSTALL IN MINUTES TI.le a MI.fi'Of. ~:: ::~t l~"o.:~~~dalloo :: •• t • of life· 4 lh lodlt:ed salt A large proportion of the year. Mixtures S and 6 are for hell· ly clothmg budget is spenr on ers recoivlng good quality cloY· shoes. Parents justify this high -·----~ er, alfalfa and other legume.!!. cost as an Insurance for good ,.. YOU ean see that th~ grain foot health. While shoes that are m1xture as well as tht amounts In style make the boys , nd g1rls of grairt led, will depend on the happy, check to see thlll l he I kind and quahty of roughage shoes purchased also meke the available. Do- not over..estl- feet happy. Jnsure comfort w1th mate the qualily and feodmg goon fit, 1ood d"lgn, and good I value of fora&e you feed. 1 <.'Onstructiou To Jive hard and fast leedtng Chddreh's feet grow at a' rules which will meet condition• aurpnstngly ra~t raft- Some Urn· ' on Ill farms is 1mpossible. But es the ft-et can change .a whole there are a few basic rules stze w1tllln a month Since the which you miaht follow to en· bt.nes are soft. feet c~r~ be able your dsiry hetfer to denl~ squeezed into shoes of 1mprop· op to her lull potonUal. er size aed •hape and still not Wlten you hiYe plenty of good give pain. Don't wait untn the or mllted hay, you child tells you his feet hurt; • • a 1 1 I CL YDI WALKER 01111(11111 II ..3191 :.: _, - ~ --=· ~---=-=-::.-~ --=--- of Quality" I. -, llvinaRoom Do 1 wall or an entire room. Tile·A-Mirror will make any room look larger, llghter~brighter! Tile·A·Mirror comes in 12" x 12" tiles that go ' SM Us lor Your Fall . SEEDS ancf fERtiLIZER I ' ' ' - ..... - ~ ~--- - _ ' _,_ ........ - - · , .. ----.L. ........ ' ~-..--- ~J+• ·"'··r.<. . Sug~t-· RY.Il :.~1;'-·l',t u!. Mills ' !'he ' ' . lumbue week with and Mr. oneOL.DSMOBILE DELTA.11e,r for Ia the De;~~:~·~:::l:~:!:~~~~~?~~~~~i~~: a1111 Mnt.thisRobert Rousl. of t"!'•• t,Dodofo offered.Distinctively All are powered by '1965 Oldsmoblle's children. transmlsston. araceful tapered design of the Holiday Coupe _MN .. ~leila We~_v~r is, ~l!h a, Sflll J~f,<i,~il d_rop,pll)l center arm feWt. . '· , , • ,~ ,\ "'"'ft.d· . Corn and cob meal ',~. g;:~:d ·:~ BOWLING ty Fink, who worked for liY. eral years prior to hor rna,.. rlallll, at lhe Rutland Meat Market. · Q I Beautiful Ne,., Chevrolets for 1965 Piokeno of Syraoule and vlolt· Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Eb· ed over the weekend at Elkins, ersbach of Portland called on 'Ill Vn ond their sister-in-tow. Mrs. Maude Youna Sunday af. Mrs. Wheeler Pickens at Hind- ternoon. · rick• and her mother and aunt 11 Paraono, w. Va. Ml11 Juno Nolgter, student nuro at Holler Hospllal, spent a w11k on vacation w1th her parontl, Mr. and Mrs. Georce Nallllll. Thoy IP•nt Saturday In Parkorobur«, w. Va. Mr. and Mra. G. G Marro of Vinton opont Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Maude Voung. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Lind"y and son S<otty of Grove City spent the weekend with her pal' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Maoon Spencer. Mr. Lln~sey remalnod lor several days ·c t.unt, Mr. and Mra. Charloo B••lla and son or Columbus and !Jr. and Mro. Olne Beegle of NIW Br1~ton, Pa. .<pent the wetk· end with their flthet, Mr. Ira Beegle. ' Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wa~ lo vloltlng several days in C)o. I i::~,:a~~u~ft/t~:!ew~z:t sto~~l :lf:~o~~t~th:f ·~~~ ~ay11 ~~~·ll ~:;';'t;;~, ~~er!va;~em~~; ~~;.! ~~~~ER v /JI In IUA~ ~ Ul,,~ll u ~nn,.n~ Uberal amount11 of corn silage in which children's feet are de- t(.; VI'' I VUK WNI-1- W # ~ n lrtllf'KV/£t , Mixture No. 5 formed 1IJ.flttlng and lm· Pem.roy Ave. COMPLETB STOCK ON HAND See Us For. Discount Prices! 1 SALES 1 P»maroy (:emc•t Block H Clotworthy 552 J. Duerr ftJIO R. Davis 543 F. Andorson 48'1 ~. Sauor 55S TOTAL a70S WilD 3. Loot 0 Point. I Mld41eport Dep~ Store K. McElhinney 482 V. Wippel 499 H. Ru.,ell 463 W. Martin 548 A Stobart 41111 TO'I'AL !41111 Won I, Loot !, Pntnto I r.arrlelll warnrng re-1 1 1 ~. Ute GAHS 17 ~ a 47-yard iiOO!. • Morris Equipment Co. Care In In£ancv I I i s mportant New Holland 1 ' proper Foot I I I 1 I 1 I 1 USED CHOPPERS Meigs Equipment Company I" 'I Market Report 1 ca~·~~ ::/~.~~;,.;;:~~. ' OCJety Notes "'tao. K • • eep Those Heifers Grou'Ing Th" WInter • ' Urges 4-H Agent cheSter 1 ' amount, fine : If not, o J h • Dally Sen tin~! . Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• Sept. u , l~~Mo• plans mu1t be made. • --~- · - -- Tho hoot aolutioo &I pr-nt r uiod for hou"hold or nuik ~~ou.. ,, per eent to 10 per etnl II construction ol surface (10fld1 Ulage tho a..ri&O olle of V w' ~ ~sually a ~ dou Utile lood Cistern!! prov id~ another mao- er when hens have an .smple 1 m the year 1t IS constructed be· thod of storlng water. The size supply of fresh cause of the lack of rainfall to of the <.:lilern demand' caref ul Crop Yield _ In l•rden .., --- ---~\' C. E. ILAKKSLE~ aa:e m undltone i.nd i~le bed· pacity pe~ mJnute . f'ln be 4!.. II Is important that hom& hll 1t at ?'lee. planmng both as to the !Ource field ts Increased with pro~t Coanty Rr:t. Alent, AJf 1 rock tn theee oreal w1tb lesa veloped if would yreld 300 gal- ownen lind farmeu plan their The Soil ConservaUon ~rv - of waiN and us u~ Ea..:h horse, 1rriga uon whlcb also protect~ Water Is lentlful until we than i gallon a mmute produc- Ion ~r hour, which Is a Ublt Wtlter need s bdo:e getUng l ~(;e and tht Alrlcultural Stab1h- dry cow or bell row c:onsume-s crops aJamst damage or 1011 run lhorl P tlon are the rule quantt_ty . lf &he well JS _capable themselves tnt.o a Ught spot zatlon ConJerVIlJon Servl~ about 12 ga llon of water per from drought 1'rme record!'! · In aboal tne-balf or 1 II e \ (1f belll& pumped eontmuou&ly Fifty Killona ol water per per· have done muctl to help m day, each producmg cow 'Willi 1kept on a typical mta.ll farm I Thls Is a w<t y or saymg that wells drilled ln tht eoanty tbe 1this would provide 7200 gallon son per day 1s considered a nor· ~elng that ponds are built so drmkmg cups 1 uses about 35 revealed lhat running water iiiV· we don't m111s tht water until water supply •• 1 dry hole or ! per ~ hour penod Most_ welli I mal amoWlt. A hmuly of llX, I that they will produce a uus- lllllllon ptr day and each 100 eel 500 hours of work In lf.'ltht well runl dry a very small quantity of WI· !of thrs tYi)!· however , ~Ill not ! then would need 300 t~•lluns per factory water supply. Much 1chtckenli Wit i'llmu l 9 gallon per month• In a 2() month perrod,' tc:r. 1 stand continUOUI pwnpmg. Iday, or goo() per month H the . plannmg shll remams to be d.lly. the water system not onl paid Many people the la.!l few , ll a well w1th five gallon Cl• PLAN NEEDS Wf>ll Is able Lo produce that done before these pond! can be Runmng v. ate r hi a sure mon- every dollar of 1t11 cost ~n at- ' month! hsve found out the hard - - - -- - - -' ; way that a;ood water ls not plen- 1 ey-maker on the farm Note tually EARNED Sl400 for ~~1 11 tlful lor •tther human being• or ' . he probably WQtl 'L A reeutar ' theM•e,._ expamodple•t ' c e se owner n l'heck for th ~. correct shoe srze 1 1 r. r U( 100 0 11 d f 2 hve!ltock At i.he recent Meiss I - . · - m r ~ 8 n a sma a1ry arm of ~ Htre's 1 cham IIW ID 1t1od tht tut County Fair many 1\vestoek ex .I IS lmportiiinl . I 10 per cent to 20 per cent when cows an Increase or lstiO fluid~ ,, ''"''· 11'1 ll~letl'.. hO, • 4.,-. hibllors found there was a ,.,_ , IS A careful ftt Involve! I h. CINCINNATI IUPI) - Live· cows have an ample supply of pounds of milk per year were . •bit, dtrect ftrfve c:hlil IIW W!lh wus thartaae of watt~r. In talk· ctnld Thi~ 1s onl! Ahoppl ng trip stock obtamed after 1he Jnstallatiun 1 rresh wilter Mc.i:ULLOCH'I Hlftl'fllllllllltt. mg to a well drliler r1cently, Plenty of sood clover alf&l· should feed all thfl hay the heif- on Nhlch hfl, too, shoulL go I Meat Prodoe!lon - increases of a water .liystem. _ Alit · · hnr•rtip '"mer ftr '"' he reported that the cells for fa or muc.ed hly and~~ com er will ell twice daily. If you Knowmg tht! r.;1 ze numbt>r 111 not Hogs 2200, hulk n"cdpts ~ 1~ tJer Cl:'Ot to ._:.~1 per C<'nt when Ple nty of water Is available l llrfl/ nuil• tlllrlnt cluteh drum 1 power boost ttrblretor 1 flush ~ut his servi~s were far aheed of I liSle plus 2 to 4 poundt of have only a small amount of sufficient for th1s purcha se. I mixed grades 19().:.!60 lb barrows I livestock has acr-ess to plenly from ralnEall. Careful planning handlebar ~~~~ ~lastlelrl!d Jrlp' lht> amount of lim~ he had a· grain da1 ly should keep your good hay and plenty of ordinary Have both lt•et me1111Urt!d wh1le : and Kiltii IOWi i pet . barrows of fresh water will lwlp hcwe this rainfall when Thtrt'1 IIIDrt tQ ttll. Stt Ill for llll va1lable One case rnvolved d111ry helff!r m good condition hay lhen fMd them together lhe ehlld 1.!1 standJnf and buy ; a d gilt~ moderi:ltel~ act ve, EU Productioa Jncre».se, o ; . need~'<i. 1 11 1 i•IIU~o cleanmg out a well and puttm1 th1s wmter. If you have plenty Remember that corn sllae:e I!! the shoe& In fit the largt>r foot. bulk siiiles steady, scatlered late m a lmer wh1ch should have of exceptwnally good hay and lower In protein than hay or 1 Shoe11 that lit eorreel\y are trades 15 c lower, sows mostly ! Ibeen placed when the well was I sil~y:e available for your helf. hay !'lllages And protein 11 nec· l comforatable from lht start ' steady, Instances 25 e lower, dul several years ago er then you may want to cut euary Ior body maintenance ~ a 1d do nnt need " br~aldnfl( rn " 1-2 210-227 \b barrows and j farm water supply that will down on the grain fed and arowth. Feeding the Kfow- 1 Sh,IE"s art> too ~mall ~htn the 1710, m1xed 1-3 190·240 lb 1 e 1-NEW HOllAND FIELD CHOPPER 1upport a couple of cow~ . a calf, mg heifer a properlv balance<h 1 h 17 200-230 lb 16 85 2-3 240-Z75 1 a~d a couple of horses is pain You will have to be Ihe judge Irat10n is JUSt as rmportant as I ~~~ t;u~ orh B mo~l lou~ h the 1tb' 16 25·16 75 250 Jb i6 85 1·3 fully Inadequate to supply 20 as to what_ kmd of co~dltlon l feeding a balanced Jatlon to I~n ° le 1j lit!, w 11 ~ 11 lle to~ 180-190 lb 16 5o-I6 75 , nuxed, avmilk cows Several thousand 1 your heifer IS 10 · If she IS get- milking cowl. ' oxmg preue~ on lle lOts, or erage 200 !b 16 .50, l ·l 300-400 Jb ' el-JOHN DEERE FIELD CNOPilR Rear Mtlg• General Hotp. chlckf! nl! require a lot more wa-1bng thln, then you may need when the Widest pt~rt ol the loot 14 50-15 400-600 lb 14·14 50 spreads I he top of. I he ~hoe ov- ~~~s3 500 lb .13 75, boar s ste~d . ~ WY 2-2176 Pomeroy l ltl!r than a few head or cattle to f_eed more than 4 pound of In a home With ;m automatiC grain dally ,f @r the sole Appearan<f' how at 10 511-12 y - - - - - - - - - - water sy 1tem lwo three or ' Here are several namples ever, m1:1y not always be the · · [IJUf time~ as 'mllch wate1 lS us· I of grain mixtures for dairy rlue , Koorn ttnd llt t:an bt> JUdgShPep 100 not fnough fresh Phone WI 9·'201 ed than when It hao to be pump· I heifer! that can be USed In dlf' ed by feehnJ the foot lhrough rece!pls lo fully lMl trade, BUY YOUR ed by hand -lrom a cistrrn. rerent sltuahonB dependmg on ... the shue upper. Wit lht clllld ('hOitfl and pnme 80-(ll lb Pearl St. Jt Is small wonder that larms l the kmd. amoun t and qu<~lity of sl/lo l! ng c.Jet: k lor lot' spw e sluughter Bprmg l.omrb!l 21-22. - ~~........"'""'"'""'"'""'"'""'"'""'"'""'"'""'"""'" and homeJJ feel the pmdr ol wa- forage availab le and ease thruugt- the ball ul !he -· ter shortage Old timers still Mixture No. fool II you are m doub1 Ioili EQUIPMENT tell 1.1s <~bout the aprini thai 200 lb corn and cob meal I All the twig Js hent, so 11 1 may m~o~kl:! p<llwr JMTit"ru ol never ran dry ur the WPII that 100 !b ~round oats grow!:l This aslo may be true hrs or h~r fee-t to ust CJ~ a duu (H•y & For•g• 1wotlld provldt:t a strt~am of wa- 100 lb. lm•eed oll mf'al J with chlldr~n·~ feet From In· ble ' he' k 1 ter as brg a~ your wrist. 5 lb 1odrzed salt fancy thr'lugh childhood and Huvr the f'hrld ~; t anrt on pil Harvesting When we t·unsid<·l tha ap· Mlxlure No. 2 adolescence the bones of the pt>r with hi~ wt>rght evtonlv b~:~l proximately one million giillons JOO lb ground <'orn r~t:l are rormlng and changing. ~mct'd dr11w Hn oullrne ol t'at·h lqulpmentl of water fall. on each ucre ol 50 lb ground oats At brrth, the feet are m a lo Be ~me to hold thr penerl land eilch Y~'ar in Meigs coun- ~ 50 lb ground wheal 'rude " stat~ of development I perpendkt.lar to the flour ond we wonrter why the shortage 100 lb. soybean oil mt•al or I Of the twenty-stx bone.:. in thf' I follow 111;~ ou tlrnc cJI tlw foot water The problem Is storground soybean! fool only the heel bone 1s a closelv I ht'P cut t i't~ p1Hierns ing thts water and makin reul bone The olh~r~ are soft • C~Ion~ tht' outhne Pla c1' tlu~ pa11 10 lb .bo~e meal 1 On Our Exclusive 5 lb. tothzt.-d salt ar,d pliable cartilage floatrng 10 per pallNn ' each loo t 011 the avatlable When we want ~~ •2' X 100' 4 MIL BLACK ' : Approximately 58 per ~nt of I NOTE. Mtxtures 1 and 2 fh!!ln As yet_ nerther ligament ~ · correspq~dlng shoe and dwrk lhe yearly preclprtatlon falls lshou.ld be used when the heifer nor muscle~ howe developed. 1f111 size fhls ~l~o can st'!rvt! as 20' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK Ifrom March through Augullt and ' rec~tves grass hay ~s the only IWith foot d~velopmer~t the cnr- 1a doubl~ che('k lor lr t when 14' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK 32 per cent falll !rom Septem-1 rouKhAKe lrt&ge Is gradually replaced by I buying shoes J8' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK ber throulh February. In the Mixture No. 3 bone, and llg&l.tenl~ and mus- 1 An atldltional . msur ance southern part or the sta te the 1 200 lb. corn and cob meal clP~ form to romp lett tht> c-om1 come~ with purch.q~;~mg from a 1 31' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK • Nominal IIOWI1 'IYmf.rtt, mEIXlmum ramfal! h.llli been a- 100 lb jlround wts pie:< anatomy of the fnot. The 1reput,thll! dealer. Some f!tore!ll cash •r tr•H·In I" MIL ALSO AVAIL/ BLEl 1knowledge nf thh fragile struc- keep a contm uuu s reeunl nl the round 50 lnl'hes pf'r yr.a~ the 50 lb linseed 011 meal 1 mlmmum 26. ' 3 lb. Iodized salt Irure n of chrld 's foot growth and the pur • ~o Clrrylnt chlrt" •r indlllm•nts until 196S Serving Meit, Mason and Gallia Counties Our_ figures of one milhon Mixture No. 4 spons1bilrtv to parent !I Proper cha se~. _ use d1t11 ' gallons for each acn per ytoar : 300 lb corn and cob meal I shoes and fool care In m- 1 Hew.1re of !!lgn!l or H'rrgular t Lite and proptrty •l 50 lb ground oats f~r:!cy and rhildhood r.r < import- I Wt'ar. Regul~o~r t:heck-ups for fnot 1s based on 36 mches of ram· lnturence •t ne char•• fall 50 lb ground wheat I ant to the d~velnprr r:nt of i growth also should be acf'om ,. 1 Low-eott fln1ncln1 1ft•r E Main St. Pomeroy I It 1~ importllnl to remember 50 lb soybean oH meal or healthy feel panli:'d by authonta lrvP rnspecu.. dlttl 1thut only two thrrds of the pre· ground soybeans Nrnely-e\ght per cent of m- j hon for , any .signs of irr !!gular Jack W Carsey Mgr. ' ctpltatlon ('OUid be available be- l 8 lb bone meal rant~ are born w1th normal feet; wear For m~lance runovt'r I ' OPEN TIL 9 P M. MONDAY lcausl! of runofl and evaporation ! 4 lb. Iodized salt yet il survey made m 39 staff's heel! and ~ounlers ~ay mdl loase!l Mixtures 3 and 4 are lower shov.. ~, that 79 per cent of a J 11cate weak arche!'l or t1pplng an THRU SATURC'.AY I Our best method of storing In protein than 1 and 2; there- lhlgh sc hool children examlned jkles. It r!l <:~l_ways pr<-~drcal to I~ 1 water ., , .. , 15 Jn wells but our soU Ifore, 3. and 4 will be satlsfae.- suffered from some kmd of foot ; ~ta rt eiirly m corr~trng any ~ ' 1."""-',.,, rlt-' ::-:w,r;f!i 1 conditions, IXC'ept on the edges tory for he1fers receiving aood defect. Mo:e than half of the ~r~~~ulan_tJ~s. ____ ~ _ _,.~tfW~ ~~~,,4~ ...-,>!:'~ 1 A,. ~ •• 1of streams. do not permit a falfa Timothy alone, or hmit-- pr1mary school youngsters hJ~d - - - ---· r Pass Interception Gives ALL-STARS 30.0 C-ount; Subs Play Second Half I~oz.;r..-~()'!:f)~ 1 'I Nft In Farming .k. B Kyger Creek .R0II S 0ver VI Ings y •• • ··---· _ _ __ _ ., ..,. ._...,._ _ M_...__ , ',1 . "~ I ·, ~~/ ' , ,·~ I ·~· '"' .95 . /:) : • .1: "1! ·•rlf ·- Ml.!ili1rry Ave. ' ,, , ,;,.· ~,.p~, 9hle , ... rn ·~1/r ,'' ( SALE PRICE d'<f PWW\'12-2U5 J v up·easily, and quickly to give your room the beauty of custom crafted mirrored walls. Electro copper plated silvering is maker·guaranteed against discoloration. Each carton of 12 mirrors comes complete with adhesive and everything necessary to do it yourself. By Revere Glass and Mirror Company. Regular Price $15.95 . ' Whil• Th•y L11tl C U1} , wd· . ':l1<;1'.;:t ,1! :,na " �r"'-------, 1 &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_~. Sept. 19, 1984 WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFORMAnON h lib hath roB SALE-u....,,_, tallouae w ...,.......,..... I and with 1 llli8IJ pastun>, ut boUdiDg. ~tod !SJ N. around Racine. PhM• 11'1 11- Second Stnet. Middleport %222. t 17 31c 1 Priced for 'lllld flllie lJI. quiN at Oblo BoteL Re.l Est•te Fo . r Sale It If\ tlo Pomeroy Motor Co. OP QUALITY I or I ROOM $2195 . 1963 Tempest Pontiac LeMana 2 Door, Red over white finish, good Rwdhllolewaanlld tires. 326 cu. in. V8 eneine, autom1tic tn.ns. a healer. A real amort car. 1960 Chevrolet &.1 Air 4 Dr. . $1195 A 1 owner low mileage spotleso car, white tioub, 6 cyL Overdrive. radio and heater. A nice one. • uno .,. won• •• ' ,.. .,,. ,.. - $1499 1962 Volksw•gen 2 Door RNI Est.te For S.le W1nt.d To Rent Deluxe vinyl trim, rood Urea, beater, ueen finish. ~·- Pomerov Motor Co. @)fe. .:"'E'.:..~·r:. ~ ··-m .. ..~ ... - ,._,,.LI•., '-'fl.,.,.,. .0__ Itt ~_,I POMEROY - 1 • I'OOIIl frame bouse with 2 batha, forced bot air heaHng, fnll basement This is a good property, cODveniently located 011 Mulberry Avenue two minutes from Do~nstalrs renmdelod and recent.y used ! Uvestock =;;-==::;-;;;:;:;:;:-;:;HellONE registered Holstein If tw ·-•- old. Arlher ca ' " w~ _ Barr, Chester, !185-ZJOS. t Ill 3tc H0!stein 1 SIX HEAD of nlce ca tit. Coli WY U227. · 16 6tp FOR SAI.B 1D Mlddleport, bedroom b~ batt. bouae, ..• batbl. lot IDd ~ u.- hi 1 illlb water , Nlco iooaUOG. F•rm ..... c nery Set bJ appolll-1. or call ALLIS CHALMERS For.,. WY I-Z88S ar WY W25l. llarveBier wltb hydrallc Uft, {8) 11 tie grass atlacbment. Excelltnt BRICK veneer ranch borne. condition Leonard Koeolg Quollty oonstruedon and ma- Lung Pbone 985-3171; terlal. SpaclOIII Uvlng !'OCllll, Chester. • t 16 lip s.itom bedroom•. 3 over-alzed 2 car pa\lo, I otory out boiJdS•le or Trade " ' _.., .tthkl u dna. by 8 church group. Excellent tng Well located on bPautlful7 00 .M. ,.5:":.::".., OPEN EVES. ' p buy at $10,000.<l0. ly 'landocaped biD. Three 1000 FORD Falrlane 500 V8 .,.__ ..., • ..., · - '' POMEROY' OHIO POMEROY - 6 - room frame . miles nortb ol Falrgroundo. automatic transmission auo .. .,":,",u• """ houae with hath, forced !lot Rt. No. 33. Terms 0181 be bove average condition. Will ....,...,.....,,., • "- .. '"'"' ,..,., II For 5•le air heatiJII!. All bus rout.. arranged. Call WV U6!5. trade for good Ford of Fer1T'I oo .,.., For Rent by door. $3,500.00. . t-6-tfc gu80JI farm tractor. Olen MIDDLEPORT - ! • 1tory Young, Reedsville, Ohio, Cool.,..,... ., fOR SALE IALLEN ADDING machine, Cia- duplex, 4 - room and hath BOUSE FOB SALE: 4 I'OOIIIf1 ville 867-3512. 9 14 6tp PHONE WY 2-2157 ry cash register, file cabinet, unit downsUlirs, 5 and bath furnished. Minersville $3000. scales , Fairbanks 1 up. complete with furniture Phone WY z-3312. r 25 tic Wlnted BUILDING LOTS ' Howe hand trucks, forty horse and appliances, income $32.00 In Pomer a Employment motor, Siegler oil stove. weekly, always rented. Total HOME for rent ~75 WILL 00 IRONINGS In my •. C.rd of Th1nks__ 1 IN Harold Bostot•. Reedsville, price ~.1100.00. rooms and hath. WY M ClarenCe ChapOhio. 9-19-3tp FARMs - Grade A dairy : one 1-ll-lft home.Pho:· WY 2-ZM7. 1 WE WANT to thank everyone SYRACUSE with no acres on highway, I BOUSE for sale. Beside Brad- man. 11 15 lip who was so k1nd and helpful I 14 LOTS 48' x 100' each, on Col- room house, gas heating and bury IICbool. Call WY ~during the illntS$ and dei! lh lege Street in Syracwe, Ohio. bath, large barns and two ~Zl-tfc of our dear husband and f•- : GOOD LOCAliON 1 Call WY 2.2514 or inquire of silos; the other, 'Ji5 acres ther. Glenn W. Thompson. We I Eldon Will in Syracuse. with 7 room house, ultra• especially wish 1o thank ali i PHONE WY 2·2455 9-l9-3tp modern Grade A dairy set lnstrudlons ot our friends and neighbors, I up. These farms can be • Rev. Eugtne Underwood, Ew· - - - - SWEET POTATOES. Charles bought together or separate- u. s. CIVIL IIRVICI TUTII ing FW!eral Home. Dr. Dav- 3 ROO:.! HOUSE, with bath, Hilton, Phone VI :J.2S38. Port· Jy, with or without stock, "'" . .,_. ,... ...., .,.. .. Magnolia T•·mple Pythian Sis'is, Dill',.. at MO!gs Memonal furnished, basement, u' Porn· lsnd Ohio 9 18 61c equipment and feed. ters met In regular sesstoo HospiiAI, members of Laurel erov. Call WY 229111. • · C. C. CUCKLEB .,d. -c• -••b t ... Thursday evening at \he DAV Cl .ff 1 0 H lth Cl b members · POM~uny OHIO IVY f'UI latcmD~ttcm • 10" 3tc u · . those \ · ed Pekinese ' BOX Z%t • WY !-3IS8 -.&art•. ,.. •...mat. "Y hall. 4"':,."..,."w of dl the ea Hiland Church A.puppies. K. c' RReasonable. egister fl~.."',, "~!:...~ a ro ~ Doris Grueser presided at 11 d 11 0 th Mrs. ltc · 9 13 • 3 ROOM apartment with bath. sen ng owers an • W. W. Call, 732 Sycamore o.n. .,...,., the meeHng In the absence of ers who helped in any olher Convenlenl for I or 2 people. Sl M'ddl rl. ~ 17 6tp LOT I I 5 ' "- I . most excellent chief. Several way. Mrs. Georgia Thompson 648 S. Second Ave, Phone ., ' opo HOUSE A~ 00 ~~y BUIIIMII ... rv C8l communications were read In· 91 and family. ' 17 tic I1RE - CONDITIONED televts- ~ '.·. Ph-.. ·WI • ~ ' Phunblnlo lllaeller eluding !hank you noteoHfrom =;:-;;==;-::;-.;c; . · 9-itp --- 1 WY 2·2753 · 1 THE FAMILY of Hila Barker I ions $39.95 u. Some with 9 18 3tc hrueoo. &raoW - · M r . and Mrs. George enes wishes to thank everyo~e for · HOVSE FOR RENT, 8 rooms new icture ~bes One year m Elm MaiD 11troe1, Pom- lor flowers; Ml'. and Mrs. Jay their kindness and conSidera- and bath, Vine Street, Mid· pnl $74 ~ · T V r• FOR SALE - 7 room house, - . , _ W1 Wtll. · Myers for gift and carda sent · t he 1'II ness a n d dleport. Contact Jerry Beach cord warra Yplayer ·- up. · · ~ garage, near both •··is• --• · 7 • .._ · wedd'•• · ersary , tion durm~ combination scuuu '"' on their uae anmv death of oor Aunl. We are or call WY 2-2687. 9 17 3tc $! 99 95 Werner Radio Mid- also furniture. 463 Llncnln St. and from Freida M""sman lor grateful to all the veople who - - -- - · · . • Middleport. Phone WY U231. a si!IIBhlne basket sen\ her while 9 17 3tc oent food and beauliful flow- TWO BEDROOM house un Lin- dlepor~ Ohio. 11 17 3\c lnsur•nce hospitalized. Laura Elselsteln ~~ ~··-;:: ~~.,~ the court nou••· 111:====:;=====-i-===~~;;:==='1 ua'll.J~u~"""' 1 CommunicationS Are Read Dur1ng Temple Meetmg ~'::;~.:,.,':.':'"; ~..:,.to;'.,'"";:.':,: .~ ~ ~~cmm· ers, the Chase Funeral home, coin Heights. Ava!labl• Oct· ONE Electric Motor, 2 HP, 3 the rinisters, Dr. N. C. Car- ober I. Phone WY 2·5127. phase, I electric motor, 3 H. R H 9 11 tfc penter, the ev. . P., 3 phase, One el<etrio moo.ld Grimm, the singers AmBODY AND FEN· D -ERshop lor 2 H. P. JIO-Z20 volt, One o an d M1'Jdr ed . 'rale and I and f'lill'ng statl'on tor rent electr1c motor ¥• H.p ., 110 II h0 • w I,. IPed '" an Yway ' I 1 ipped Rent very volt, 3 steel paris bin, water Their kindness will never 1 ~:.:~n:bl:qu See Ted Thomp- proof paint. Phono WY 2-3319. forgotten. 11-19· P I son, Rutland Discount Stor• 9 17 tfc before !0 a. m. 1 after 7 COLLECTOR'S ITEM ""'.OO ' Notice 11 6 """ 9 lc Fa1ocy cas! iron mantel. See P· m. WANTED - General Hauling. TRAILER for rent on .Grant· at m Lincoln Slreet, Mlddl.. Lee Drenner, Phone WY 2· St. In Middleport. P b o n e port. House to he razed. ZBOS. t II 6tc 17 WY 2-%186 or WY 2-3341. t 3tc 14 6 THE CHESTER Volunteer t "' "B 'S'IZE polntoes. Also 11158 Fire Dept. Js sponsoring a MODERN 4 room a~dbalh Otevrolet for ..It or trade Ham Shoot un Sunda), Sept. fumis hed aparrmen.t MI. d- '''or pickup. Charles R. Har20, at. the lzaak Walton Farm. dleport. wv 2-3874. rls, Portland, Ohio. Ph o o e t 17 3tp 9 II tfc VI 3-:16113. II • l2tc .--:---::-;::::::-::-;;;::- ·- --11I Lfi:~N TO SQUAR" DANCE 1 room house, M". J o h n 'Western Style) . New be- Stout, Harrisonville, 0 hI o, Polyathylono Plastic 11~ers class >tarts Wednes· Phooe SH :1-4834. t 14 6tc For Silo Covors daj', Sept. 23, 7 P· m. Daynd 0 nlurnished 12' • IDO' 4 MIL BLACI( tight Savings Time, New Ha· FURNISHED a 20' • IDO' 4 MIL BUCK vep. Communily Building, apartment., lnqul!'o at 1 the 24' • I DO' 4 MIL BLACK New Haven, W. Va. First two Ohio Ho\el. &. 4-tfc 21•• 100' 4 MlLBLACK lelsono free · · · · Co.m see If fHREE and four""'"' furnioho12• • IDO' 4 MIL BLACK Y<1\l enjoy Jhem. Phone Ray td and IIDiurDished IJIIA 6 Wilstun New Haven 9182-1211. 12 1 tic 1 Mil AloeStoc!k Avaltoblo) 17 7tp menta. WY :J..643t eComplet. On H•M A t;"i I I ~· r:.~-~••. FOR SALE: Ready for immediate A new!) ed occupancy. and desirable SOYI!Il pain~ room Middl port Obi house In I "e and • o. Excellent ocauon near Is Call WY z.M9B !iChoo · ) 17 Uc FOR SALE - 220 •ere farm 1 lh late John werner Sr ~~ R Leadln& ~ 0 :Uea from oa~' 11 room home Creek Mlddlll' alsn 7 :m home, '!a r g e farms, several 1JD8ll buildJngs, Contact Jolm L, Wemer, Executor, Phone WY :Z. 5291. t 17 3tc u~·riNG, thanked the members for cards JIJHNSON,Ia.Sln~forml~ sent her at the death ol ·her sJ&. Ageac:J, Jim"" Jobmoa IIIII ter-tn-law. ourance. Bud Si..._ , - . It was announced that the -. • - . 1 -~· Past Ch•' efs woJid meet Thursday evenrn·g, October I, at the Business Services home of Dolis Grueser with Gladys Cuckler as the hostess. A oociol bour waa enjoyed and games were played with prizeo awarded 111e winner&. HOMRm SALES & SERVIa Any Mike Chain Sow 1 E 1 •- 1 Sma I ngno -rv co The Harr!snnvllle P.T.O. will meet Tuesday, September 22nd at 7:45 p.m. o. D. fatterson, oounty Robert superlntendent• Mr• Brown, Elementary superlntendent, and Don McKenzie, new executive h~ad of_ Nortbwestem liChool dlstr1ct, wdl be present. Everyone lo welcome. Falh· ers will he counted twi• e lor the roomattendanceaward.Amembership drive Is planned, and fund-raising actlvttlea trill ha dlscuased. Refreshment& will be served. New officers eleeted and Ino\alled for the year l86U5 are president, Mr. Eugene Campbell, . vtce-prealdent, Mra. Mary1 Carsey; secretary, Mrs. Haze Slanley, and treaaurer, M r •· JQ Starcher. ----- CHAR·Uirs BLACK r========="il7eroy,ROOMtwobrick home In4 Pornbalhrooms bed· ...,;. en~ a 106 W, Moln Po-ror, 0. ~~";,~ garage,ID autcm Large r:;":gh wa~. Ceo- PHOTO CopyiJII! Service. Cop> 10tr~·18 OUt 1 beaHn . Inquire Charles 1es made o1 legal papera, Wald records and almost any v/v e:~6~ WY :Z.2281iII 17 3tcor b!rill other dacumento. Also laJDID. a..-, =.:=-===-=;::-:::: ·-· Y oilll. ' . ' Jennifer Danlels Withee, da11- fans In Jove With a IIO!'tnll· ad· eploode, at least, seemed to thlo vorti>ll1i man lnd marries him viewtr nll!er f{fec1tdly eute aaaln>l !he llt'lsbel Gl bar moll> and 1101 v<~ry muoil more IDer !AinU Moorehead) M!Q oplrod ilion laot ........, " My , 1Montcomery, !he dalllJhter of Fovortt1 Martian" on CBS-TV . . actor-dlroeror Robert Mootgom- "Maril.an," ~owever, Jol ery, I• a fetchln1 gal, and I pr...lve rlllnB•. •nd there you ''f¥1if,\f~;h\ ~f4~ can understand why lhe would m.y have !he an•wer to why r r By RIC!( DU BROW al desk which CBS-TV add be souaht after, but th, serleJ Madlann Avenue wao so enUnited Preu lllternatlonal "will r~cap.tulate the aeparat: " anotber ILinl IIJall!. The first thuo~ • - "Bewitched." HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Walter reports, provide the over-all Cronkne, who gave Nay to the runnin& story and coordinalt 0 A I LY !AIN•" GOOGL! ond SNUFFY SN!Ill" new anchor team of Robert remote covel aie." Aoaoa tl. A.lidt Trou1 and Roger Mudd In CBS- Mudd and Harry Reuonor 1'JiheVORE I NEVER >OC--CAN VE TV'! D tl Uko MULl? HEEREO TELL qt ..... emOf'rit c convention will man the presidential de.U DOWH' pro-i;VE ME SOME OF NO MULE • . lltrtkH . coverage, will play a promi- and concentrate on that ract:. 1. Polnt.ca c...... LEE PIN" PILLS HAVIt-1' 11. Tbo Plo4 Wtap6n 19. Cit.ru.s nent role for the network on Trout wilJ be responsible tor ER MY PORE trutt Ol' MULE> •I,PCtlon day. Trout and Mudd the congre~slonal desk. Mike 11. J.fanllat ot 2. Coronet • · Gocldeu of 20. 1 .. 11 also ha-vf" prom.Jnent role!, Wa tlace 11 m charge of the h&1'YOito; n. Jl.l'ra(1787-18115) 4. A IIIII• rranot but _will w~rk at separate desks !lllbernatorlal desk. And Eric II. Tbfl Orient lL Heott~Ya 21.1nk 5 m CBs-ry new method 'Jf Stvareid, of course, will be at l6.J!omon IOUDd presentatiOn. the 11ationMI analyst~ desk. · t . Am. k Act 14. Land In this presentation, there Prui4tntial wUdlJ' 12, P\.lt nominee Peopa. ot fortJa will be live key desks handling ! ABC-TV Thursday night pre- li. Lo~ T. Full-1'0... Ohio ottort different phases of the Nov . 3 .!lented the debut ot what was 17. Belflon pik• 2& Bbort If. A.n apple., election, "With a national editor reporLed to have been a molt JB . abbr. I . Verb tona •toold.ne' tor on. Enrue 8. A root ...a. Truh 17, Boahl to integrate and summarize the sought-after situation comedy: atateamut veretat~M receptaclet 38. Tear· O\o'er- all election story." Cron. "Bewitched," starring Ellzabeth 2L Mother ot" Ll'l ,.". , ~. 10. Place for 30. One car of Jll. 81Mveteu Irish I'Odl kite Is th~ national editor. He Montgomery as a beautiful keePiJl&' a PUMQIW IU'mettL ; 22. ARJ'Iowill be in charge of the naUon- witch, in hwnan fonn, who : ...b. Saxon aert Taken September 8 Cirh Meet un 15th ~ ...e lit t Sou••HI g h s •-• S<hool F.H.A. outing of thi1 year waa held ' un the 15th of September. The olflcen had been elected al a summer mee~ '"" b mlna"•• commllr ""' Y a no ··~ tee of 11 members and lhOJt: •<>ceptod by all !he F.H.A. memhers. The new olflcen are Pres!den~ Linda Eichinger; vice • presld'lfl~ Beverlee Hunt; secrotary, Linda Lipscomb; treasurer, Rhonda Brickles; parlla· mentarlan, Patty Profitt; hls- ::'!. ~S:~~~~d r.:;~ er, Polly Decker. It was decided that F.H.A. 1elevisio, Re VII e ghter of Mr. and !ln. lames DanJels, MJddlepGrt, and Mr. AIU Scol~ Gf Ml' and 1100 1011 M Lewis · Scoll Qa!UwUo,"'· UD!ted In ~ -r-, Wl!l'e ma day, September I In Lebanon. vaF.ollo'"'"" a , honeymoon ~ .•:·th..e sou••·s•·•- ,.. ""'""'&" ~-u ..-- 1oP1111 ...,pie lJ ,•esldlng In Galllpolla. The new Mrs. Scott lo emplDytd In !he Barneo-8imj)IDII lnmi'ance office In Middleport. Mr Scott Is employed at !he Bob Evans Sausage Plant at Go!U· polls. _ CROSSWORD ,. -....... • "· . r uuns ... , ...,d are I I = SendiJII! glfls but nnable to L y 3-4550 attend were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Justis and chiljlren, Mr. and 245 E. St.te St. Alhono Mrs. Ivan Powell, l!lrs. Meej~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiii~ Crawford, Mrs. EJer-I p II l\lr. Ml' and nd M ry owe, . a rs. ar . Custer and Joan and Kat by Boyd. :r ~ w.. ·J, ~ ·~ ~ !"*nm. -... ' .-- - - a~ .. .. J'l Ne:U~ "Remember I warned you, Sonator, that this Is one of the big 1Urplu1 artall" WMPO Radio IIIONQAY THRV FRIDAY A group of senior mothers TUESDAY f A.M. met \ Mlddl ort lfi h Sch I FOR APPOINTMENT ev.::kg to :U.P pl!:s Phone WY 2-J279 for fund-raising projecll !hat on Tuotdoyo will see the seniors off on their ll;iiiiiiii5iii~iiii~iiiiiiii~ annual spring trip. The cla09lo' sponsored a car wash today .. a kick-<lff for the. year. Other projects include a oWURLITZEI dance at !he high liChool toI BALDWIN night and a rummage sale 1o be held October 18 and 17. - OTHIR FAMOU' I RANDS The clas• members aga_ln. wltl oell magazine suhscnp\iono, beginning this month. M r •· CharlesAsaBradburywasnam, eel chairman with Ml's. John Lyons 81 co-chairman lor the 1 . - -- · --· •· . ··- · ~· .- --- . ·- -~ ~·· · · · . •· ~ .. ........ .... -- -· ·· • ·- - • · •"· · ·•• •-• • • ~--· •· •• • •,., ,..~ .... .._ ... _ • ....,. ... - - .. .,. -~ •v ~ • t . . .... -.#- 'tf: M~ .. .. . • . ~ .... . . i'l'.., .1•' ~- _, , ... • ~·---· ·· · · ·· " ,(:~ ~~~;]:~:October 6:00 Sign On ,-News PIANOS y::ar~,=::::::::::;::::;;;:::::=·~~ . . ( · •I 9:00 No,Wa ' · ' 9:05 Coffee WI J~ ., 10:00 G~aml OitJ\Op ey 11:00 Minlaterlal '~uoc. · 11:15 A.S.C. Prof'tm • Fri.. 11:15 Family Wotlhtp • Thuro. 11:15 Masoo Cu.•gr. Ext.-Tues. ti:S3 Swap Sbup · ll:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 N0011 ~11 ~ · 12:15 Goesslor a qlltft SIII'Frl. 12:16 1~ Andefi'ID Shew . 4:00 JllD Mae• Show 4:15 Slfetllw' Auto Shaw l'lburs.) 4:10 Local!>!ewo 5:00 Jim MeN Shew 6:00 S-'1 Marti! • New1 6:1Jj Sundown ~~ 6:411 Sip Off lltl,!llembar TERRY • ' • I , ·1-r AL CAPP • ; ~ . <b I' " I" liO -.. ...I/. 1'4 " I" ~4'- ~ ~~ I" I"' ,.. I~ r: ~ ,,' ') lA~OUNI! ALl E'f B• KING ra rot her qo 1-le·~ 61ouw ond oet there in c:1e one or :r,e rria60r1G, Nine, whiJ ~ieee: I heve to Pat! double for Chip'" car in~urance ! '-19 . lenctA Alld fonna.Uon ot tbe wot<W are aJJ hint.,. VltBilPV W&KF -'CL BOY ZS8ClQV-LPY ~r Wi'DBW· I' WII:J' IIQF. B:SI>VIJ'ZB.ADL.ACY r ..terdaro Or,ptoquo.,: '!'HE HAN WHO IN'I'ERFER!Illl, WITH ANO'l'III;R•a HABITS HAS 'l'lliJ WQUT Qlil- liMKINII -~ . . . . . .... ..... ... ...... 1M WJ EH RA . DIO 6:00 6:05 s.zo ?:00 8:00 9:311 II 00 ' I • ..,,,. U.Ch"'"- Sign On - News PROGa ... LOG Country Music ......,. 4:30 Interchange Country Jamboree MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:00 CummUD!Iy Newo Larry Anderson Show 1:00 Sign On, Muslclil Clock 5,05 World, Natlonal NeWI Pomeroy Hi Football 6:30 News H.a.m.., 5:15 Spolllgl!t on Spol'll liflddleport High Football 1' 32 Musical Clock . 1:25 Weather T T Sh (D · 7:00 Be Still & Knor: i:30 Sunset Blvcl. op en ow ••ry 7:01 News Valley) 8:00 Sign Off Musical Clock 8A11JIIDAY 11:30 Top Ten Show rDuttons) 77:08 ,31J News Headlines 12:00 Noon News 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 7' 32 Musical Clock 12:15 Musical lnlerlude 7:00 Be Still Y Know 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7:45 Word & TesHmony 7:f1r News 1•00 B.ill Miller Show 8:00 Ohio Valley NeWI 7:00 Mu,ical Clock tOSU Football) 8:05 World, NaUonai No\M 7:45 Word & Testimony UO Sports 1:00 Ohlo Valley Newa , 6:45 Sign Off Septembe.r Wealher Plc•8 15 5·'" Sign Off Octob · 1•05 World, National NeWI -~ er 8.16 Musi~al Clock li 10 Sporll Today SUNDAYS . 8>55 ComaiilniiJ New1 7:00 Sign On - Newo J:OO Tall ot tha Town I' 15 Weailler Plctoro 8:16 Musical Clock 7:35 Sunday Sllowcase 9:55 1118101! CuuniJ Newl ,,55 News 8:00 French Qty Baptist Hour 10:00 Family Worshlp !lour 8:00 MUSical Cloelr 8:10 News , . 10:1$ Public Se"lce t:30 SoJII! • SlorJ·Timl 8:3:j Hour of Deliverance 10:30 Latcbatrlng t: 45 Family Worsblp Hour (Elder Cline) !Uo World ~ 10:00 NeWI 9:18 Congressman Abele 11:00 News Beat'· 10:05 High School Hit Parade 10:00 .Sunday (!hapel U:Oli lllnmlng lllelodles 10:55 NeWI 10:33 Wt!*hlniton Re~to (ercept Friday, U:OO Al'mJ 'l'lmo -., lho feople · Cburcb Balla Ring) U:30 Spe.Jai CummUDio1 ll:OO s-unday S!>ow· U:41 World Ne111 PrOf)rsJDJ ABBIE AND SLATS 12:00 Noon !iews 11:55 Mason CouniJ N...,. IJ:OO News Roundup 12:15 Christians Hour 12:00 Comm~ NeWI U:zo Bullelln &ore! 12:30 _Rev. Merlin Teets !2:llli Local NoWI IJ:25 News o Grams 1:00 Rev. Andrew ~arsons Jli:IO Martell . IJ:30 SaturdaJ Matinal 1:30 _Biv. Silas BIII¥6• lUi Mid Day Wealher 1:55 Newo Beat 1100. ~ Chapel 11:10 Evana BulletiD llolrd 1:00 lltlturda7 Matinal 1:13 ·Rev. Rn!Jcoe 1b~ IUS N- 0 Orama 1:15 Nawo Beat . 1:110 ~ Cltfpel ~, U:30 Agriculture Agent S:OO Salurday Mallneo a:i3 Countey liyDmtlmera U:ts Conntry Go RowxJ 1:15 NIWI Ileal (0.. Hayman) 1:15 News Ileal f:OO Dl.aclng Willi llcu 4:113 Sunday Shtlwcaoe 1:80 Country Go Round f:8o Top TID 11e9uo 1:00 Baptlsl LI.YJ!wl'l Hour 1:16 Nowa Beat 1:00 Nowa Swntnory 1:30 Sl!lldoltD ~de 1:~ Mid-Way Mat!Dee 1:15 Public Sa"ico l:ts Slla Off Sap~btr 1:15 NOWI Beat UO Qinper MuaiCI·Ie 1:10 5J&n Off Oclobtr f\91J D11c1ng ..Jib Dou 8:01: Sip Qfl ' Btr GEORGe WONDEIII WINOIII! Wlillln.l 6:05 Sacred Hearl Hour 8:20 Meigs County RFD 6:;!5 Paul Bowers -Farm 6:30 Nws 6::!jl Re'\1'; Raymond JoQes ·Rei. 6:55 Snn.o• Headlines .....~ 6:57 Wealber Report 7:00 NeWI 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:30 News 7:35 Pickens HardWare . ITues ! Thurs.) 7:50 News Raport 8:.00 .Sill Mlller Show~ aioo/ Jo•w .... -. Slm n 'Int. ••u..,. · B6ow IFri.) 8:10 Roy'• Ilood Basket Show '114un • Thurs.) 8:45 -Bater F11l'nlture Show IW!"', • Fri.~ \ 8:45 18!$ $u:t"-""kel Sho~ • • ,. IIAI, )1111 from' ~ ~:mali 460 '' Pt. Pltll!l.!iftt ~: ;~iltet'I'~~H'~....W.~ '~t~f.':.~ri;~l~ryri' •' a ..~ ., :II~~:.-·~ . . ,. "":· · ~. .~ - ... ·.a_;: : 1";;,"',.;':.-~-~~~· ~-~-~--..o.-...,~·.,.....,~t"'T~--· .. ! . ,., ,. ~ I" f ;. DAH,y O&lTTOQUO'fll_ Her~s how to work Itt lP OFFICE HOURS ' •• .Aar,p~~ U7 N. 21111 Avo. Mlddloport ·CARoliNA lUMBER -~: ~ i ;" and Su~ply. Co~ .,: E·-~- =. I tropblea, the Dr. T.JayBradshaw OPTO,.,ETRIST "• ~Roman ether I &acn. da.y tbl oo4e llttent ~ dUterent. ~ •'s ~ ........... • ""~-""~·.' AXYDLB.&A.Z& ~~ C::: ........... ·I ... ;;_; LlKE THAT!! HE JEST CAN'T SLEEP -- LONG.I'ELLOW One,J.etter tfmpl,y lltlmds fOI' another. In H11ls sample A is u•ed tor the three L'1, x· for th• two O's,. etc. SinJhl lette!"t. apo.. /i:t:l, W:, river 61.1Uver Ia Italy 42. ComJ)OUD4 HE AIN'T GOT NOTHtN' Ia BAIRD BROS. ~ line~ sa. Itlllt&a. &8. Faahlon .O.A dwart wlnnbJll ~· .......... tlve Diles Radloear Co. · Fund Pr~ject Plaru ~ 10. Authortt&- name: po1J8. ta;:clt : 124 28. Gil'l'IJ Jlickname itt Biblical - >'l Fe ~ haut. =;,;u~~""'-"=· BLAmtfAR'$ I to attract attentloa b. Spar I ,.. 27.A shout U . A delicate lhade ot 1'1111 SERV 1CE :!:..:" --- fl 2 !11 26.~ Ill .- tn.ln 11. Strlpe4 oat; A.aja .ac~D•ure U. Plays l Steve~ Sellior Morru Map 14. Animal ot rnenll na.ut. • lr PIED I.ASIWEU BALLS O'FIREU .t ,. l'.....,.. -'-•• 2' eontlne- RADIATOR I m_....., 2S. Place I o.....,. ............ I J1' ell-ReceiiU! dues he $1 to he paid by Octo- The plano PUJIII• Gf Freda her 30 to Rhonda Brickle• or Fergu•un assisted by Gle voice Linda Lipscomb. and accordion pupils 11 Mercedes F. Condon were ••II recelv· ed Sunday September 13th a! 3rd Birthday ;, the Baptist Church In Racine: Piano pupil:. particlpalmg Ob•erved Sept.- 13 were Sharon and Shirley Pyles, Candy Hoback, Rodney Ho~ The third birthday of Mark man, Rayne Grindstaff, Judy Alan Parsons was observed at Roberts, Brenda Holman, Karthe home of hls grandparents, en Nease, Nancy Hoback, NanMr. and l\ln. Preston Parsons cy Bentz, Jannine Bent•. Ka,. of Antiquity on Sept. 13. Host- en Sayre and Linda Grindstaff. esses.were hi! parentll, Mr. and VoJce and accordion pupiJ! Mrs. Gary Parsons. who participateu were Tommy Rafreshmentz of mints, cake, Stutes, Jenelle Cumin, Judy Ice eream kool·ald and coffee King, Melody Shahan, Ann EIJ. ' Sh r ch lot and Charlene Ward. :::.!er:r~d ~~~:.;:. ~:'!'. The pupil• of Freda Ferguson Dennl; and Linda Donunhe· Ed· presented her with a corsage die and Eric Diddle, and and at the clooe of _the reeltal Myla Powell Cheryl Lee and \hey presented her With a benli' ti'l 1 Fentoo vase Tracey Calms, Mrs. Larry 0'· ===Brien, Mrs. M11dred Roush, Mr. • and Mrs. Dan Weese, Mlss Ad- SPECIIUZED IELP die Powell, Wald Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Raymund Donohue, FOI TIOSE lOST Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donohue, SEYEIELY DElfEim Mrs. Iva Donohue, Ml'. and :=FREE Mrs. Carl Grueser, Mrs. J o h n Buchanan and Ml's. Donald Buchanan. · ling In plaatlc film to preNEW HAVEN REAL ESTATE ......, your vainablo paper11. b rooiDI and hath (S bedrooms) Realer llluraact, Pom....,. two story house, Insulated 11 f tfc -~._..a __ Jllorm doors and wulUUws, ==-==:::-:==~:--;;== ID bath Pomeroy 111 us FOR baseboard electrle heat, enAlK.,ONU:B LET REES FLORAL in Racine HOUSE ••-· lor rent--• C II• .. ~ wu-• '575 rouJDI ' a DISCOUNT PRICES closed porches, fuD basec-flllt** handlt aU your flower needs. WY after- • ~ ~~ ~ •7 p.- m. ment. Comer lot (paved __ ,... ...__,., weddings, gifts, al~ u p '. d •....._....,.. -....:.... c ·• 0 • .. ~·•• " omeroy ... n m•rt< streell). Also a J room IIJ)d . er1n ' 10' beautiful glassware. Rees ::=:::::---:---:::::::---;:::;;:---:=::c. BIIADFOIID FlOral, 3rd Street, Racine, HOUSE, 4 rooms, hath, pic· WY 2-2111 Jock co....,, Mar. hath oo~tage wlt'- fuel oll heat A. Ohio, Phone WI 9-3983. tun window, basemen~ pick· on hack of lot. Owner wiU Oldo tie 1 11 g 16 !Sic et fence yard. 1671 Lincoln G. E. Portable cllshwaaber, J ..crlfice aU lhil 'or only Heights. Phone WY :Z.27BO. years old. In good condition. f!O.BOO. LOSE WEIGHT safely and eas&.2Z-tlc Pbooo WY U!.Z7. EXPERIENCED lly, wllh new Dex-a-<fiet tabtl N"'W a bedrooms, living Cifu Exchanged 1 18 1111. Only !13<. Stark Pharm· FOUR room fnrnlshed apan. • room, kitchen with benuUful By Club Membert IIC3', '- IJ-60tp ment. Pllono WY :H858. SINGER 8ewmJr maeb!Del, built-In cabinet.t, •..nge and ' Jolly Pal glfll were u:chang. 11 24 tie aew, •.10 up. fiav..-.1 liNd oven, breakfast her and dined when tile Middleport Jolly F:::O::Rc-::Rc::E::N=T,-m-od7e-:m-:--;bo:-=-nae=,l lllal'hiDOI at hargalll pm.. lng area, uUiity room, carBunch Sewing Club met Thur• · siJ I'OOIIlt and bath, Youngs- The Fabrle Shop, q1nger Sa1eo port with storage. Nice level day evening at lha homl of !own ldlchen, tilo floor, Ia- llld Service, l'omero)> • Olllo. 100 • 100 lot. About $12,000. Mrs. John Seines. Ml's. Shirley PLANNING cated at 136 Uncoln-rd. Call WY WzM. 4 21 tfc ll mallott bUtc con. Mllls, vice president, presided WY :1-3028. , 28 If< lJvlng room wltb paneled wa In !he absence of the presldl!llt, YOUR VACATION? Auto Sal• and wood· burning llteplace, Mrs. Kenneth Dyer, Rolli llrvleo, boll bond For 5•le hath, a bedrooms and recreThe door prize waa anrded IOI'VIeo ond trovolsorvlce 1947 CHEVROLET 2 ioor, good aUon room (or 4 bedrooms), WY Ml41 ,......., to Mra. James Wcher wllh Ml'l. 1::963::-~H;;:::OTPO=~INT=-.-uto;:::ma::tlc;;:l running condition. Priced $JOO fuel oil furnace, laundry room Doyle llilller tJu. ilme CALL: washer. Like new. Set Earl Pbuno WY U288. carport Lot 71 • 145. Only L 0, McCOY, AUCI'IONEEB. prize. The group voted to preE. M. BURTON 9 19 !tp H. Williams, Pomeroy, Ohlo, $12.700. Owt.er tranalerred. Chester, Oldo. I 21 lfc pare a IIIDiblne boJ: to he sent WY 2-2632 Roote 3, or call Chester, Ohio 19M PONTIAC .-empest Con, to 1\11'1. Pee East, a former 171 BrMdw•y Mlddlel*"' 985-W. II II 31p verUhle, 1 cyl., Automallc, I rooms and hath, expansion merftber DOW DYing In Gretua, Va. Mro. East Ia eonllned to Aquarmarlne, Spotless, 1400 a\Uc, lot from atreel to otreet. AUTOMOIIlLE tuuranco MELONS, po'-toes, beans, $1. mllN. Pbone WI 9-2i12L A good lnveslment at only AUTO WRECKING her home by Illness. aaoellodT J..oot your ..,...,_ per bu. B•lng contalnen and .. 000 (Rental ·~•ty w11l eel 1 ~~ 8 17 31p ..,, . he In .-~ Top Dot'·r The hostess oerv e• - · "=1 Call WY 1-Dll. PIC. k yourseIf. Clar..... n~td nd) - Po•• - l'or J..C •• grea ema · WrHkotl Coro ond- Trucb coffee llitlc !itt, Phone VI M254. 1llll2 CHEVY D Tudor Sedan. IODII · -~ cream, named above ml Ml'l.to PertT -:-----:-:--- - : - - - I 11 tfc Cltlzeo'o NaUonal. Bank, Mid- Several oll!er pnlPOl'He' for HOUR TOWJN(; MitCh, Ml'l. J8Dll!l J<Jitnioa, W1nted To Buy CLEAN CARPETS wllh our clleport, Ohio. Phone WY t- sale, with down payments as . Mrs, Wllllam llobloa, Jlra.· WJ}. 1 15 ltc low ao $450. Also a few WANTED, used furniture, tools, Carpet Shampooer FREE 3007• Us Grueoer, MrL,Ba;bert rink, 0 - 1 A.M. '-1 P.M cllshes and household goodo. will! purchase ol Blna Lustre 111Sl OLDSMOBILE In good renllls from $4li, and up. CIMoll ilrs. Orin Smltlt,' Ml'l. ·II, B. Any amount, large or small. Shampoo. Baker Futnlture. condition. Phone Roger Rose Phoilo , • . Bus~, Mrs. . Nora Ball, !ln. ) . G I" 8 II ltc WY • -10. 9 ·• .ltc c.atact: Jolm Rlcbmoad, Ag. . . _ c:- .... Noah Has!clno, ' 1111'1. . Herman Cal Knotts Auction, a7 .it» enl, New Bavea IIS.dli; Tu-ta , ... "" ...,... lt. 7 , Balley, lin. George 'Hackett, 44 lis, Ohio. Pllone ~~~ · 20tp CORN, 200 bushel ...10 bu. Tile Bambler Pomeroy t91-WJ or Hermaa · · 'Mra. x-rence Milhoan, Mrs. At farm near Cheoter, Lick SkU- World flloadanJ o1 £omp1e1 Layn~~, Broker, New Raven; PIANO roNING. NIWIIIIID Bur· WtiJlam Reyeolda and one Help W1nted let Road. Phuno Coolvllle M7 • El!C!Olleaeo 18!,1131. (Resldeaco IIHUi) delle, Middleport, WY Hl81. illest. Mrs Dlie Moumlng, 3737 Vivian Maaej. 9-IUtc 1111 ur rfdo IIIII perII 17 6\c I t 'lillie -·---.,... MAN WITH !alent for writiJII!: 1959 Chevrolet BllcayiJe; I cii., 1wmance. Small ur .. _ , FARM FOR SALE, 68 acres, 11.111 Gnsow, l'to ... ... BESERVATlON NOTB 11111 dependable, lndustrinns. Fine s cyh stralcht trana., Call ....gerabliiiJ 111 tillable, year oroued water 'h ill Members Gf the Middleport opportuniiJ right at home. W-· 9-5443 8 lf lip See In -•tun, two wells, teaaed Mtr II 'l tllio tMI lJbrsry Club wbo liN ptaDIJlng Good pay. Learn techniq· illetropolUu Moton for"";ll, euellenl erop land. 111111 ...., Ill ltlf to attend the Ellhlll Dlstrlect of news reporting, pholoiJ'• Stewart•, Gun Shop, htmting E. MilD Street, Pom•1'11J' new barn, bouse, 1 rooDII and 'll'o IIPt 11 . .. Federated :WOtne!l'l , Club . Conphy, on the job. Phone WY ~ IUJlllllotJ. 8botatm lhelll of , _ WY Ml'lt ndern kitchen ..,..,••ett . terence to ~ beld a~ Go\llpolls 331~.: Chester Tannehill, Edi- all tinda. Have auna - wiU 4 2Z tic :,~'! attl ~ 8ept. 29 may ·/nate •luncheon 11 ft. ol b1rell tor, Sen evenlnp. tredo. BaH 11to111 - will 1111 PONTIAC. tzziO. 4 door lneto, full buemenl, fuel oll c:.a W1 . . . 11Q • ·IIIPI reservall0111 'fllh Mr•· James I.OOK- POl UCURI llell Do .ol st., Rutland. 1tor4top, CltlllDa. bl\11 1JD. loreed air beat. Bank Illume' . f • . Ill Euler by Tlielday, Sept. 21., IOit Oblo. 8 S 1111: lib, llll<lmltla hDIQils-. 1ng allahle. Loeated liD Ba. , Reglstrall'!l' and oo(!ee ~. wlU l ,_ o. a. ""' .....0. PBACHES, reodf, brlna . - poww _ . , . , _ . - · clne llasbaD two UVflioCii ho ! Pftolti ..; - .. ,- • 1 • ...... 111aor1. Weboler Jl'rull hrm. l'ldlo 111111 111 BroH- ml1eo from Ra&lo!. Robert . . Grice 11 td.ild • ·iJI _. •. • 11 •• •• Obto, 1 Pbono •. •n..... HID, Blclne, Qlilo. (;!illir;. .• '" 1 .... ""•'' lllddltpot1. eao 1·•._..;o,_·,•. · I . WUh~· FH.4 Thur~ay HarruonvUie PTO To Meet Sept, 22 P•rts & Service On So~Jthern ., l, --:-.·:~~-1·-~·:.:~~;J;;.~~-;~.-~io::.~~;·::r;:~~~~. ·.~;r~~iri~~·.n;t~({l~~ CUI=F CUTS CFF llf BEAcH FIT THI'f! Ef'.ID; ALL REAL OCEP 6V¥1MP BACK THe OTHER I<IAYJ f.l!iY, ~EUA! DIDJA Slit;. A KID·~GIRL,YELLA HAIR LIKE A FRIGHT WIG'2 RED DREss, GOT A OOQ. WIT HER f I iI JI \ I I 1v RAEBURtj VANBURIIl -~ H _,..--_/. l..., I . I . �~ . ........ .. . . . . .. -- ~ " • • • • • Fire Department Auxiliary Meets At Village Hall Rock Springs Health Club Is Entertained Potluck Dinner Is Held Before WSCS Meeting ' •• ' ) Visit the Diabetes Detection Unit -- Sept. 22 thru Oct. • • SOCIAL CALENDAR i ·F. NOW YOU KNOW IIUJ'. VOL XVI NO. 135 • I I- · ~· ' BRIEF·· · ·, WIRE NEWS Fl'llm 1 ' , Uuitetl l'r""8 ·' Jnt..rnalional '- .';.. -; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1964 WEA'I'HEI lncreuiq eJ...u..a ......... aot macb cban(e Ill - tare lelll(llt ... TllefdaJ. ~ lollf(lll ll.fl• PRICE FIVE CENTS l Accident at Middleport Levy Fatal To Herman Wilson, 41, Springfield • ' I' -. -- enttne . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - "' A·G aoce... . ' at y e A form of tyt':glasse• wa1 ia 1se u early Q the lttb ceD- In Meigs ' l . ...................... CrushedtoDeathinFall ~~tho::r~~~~vs~e~ ~~:ct v:~;'.;: rorce azn Plant NE~.:v~~w:.m Bet ween 'SW•tS uS'' w II a Go-A h ea d L ooms !J .. A~~T:,~r;u~~. ~':: n 0 today began showdown bargain· and Mrs. R. G. Greene, Thin! Sr., ing with tts toughest auto indus· try adversary-giant General ! New Haven, W. Va., will honor Cecil H. Underwood. Republl- Motors. UAW President Walter P. Reuther and GM personnel VIce President Lo"is G. Seaton begin the drive toward a new thrli'e-year contract for nearly 350 000 workers. Reuther call- ~d 'the record 54-cent an hour conlract won from Chrysler the cake· the Ford package the "cho~olate frosting" and said .. ; la mode" hi' expected the from General Motors . LA PAZ Bolivia - A right • wing plot ' to assassinate pro American President Victor Paz Es tenssoro and seize control of t crushed . 1 d· his gover~men was Sunday with arrest of lts ea th overnment announced ers. e gl ht su;::!e~ gPr;sident Herman sn S zo was arrested before d es ordered 8 state of u; . . man, VISiting r~lati~es here over can nominee for governor of the weekend. was kolled Saturday evenmg on a freak ac· west Virginia at a coffee hour elden! at the Middleport levy while attempting to dock NEW HAVEN- The go-ahead for a porcelain plant Wednesday at 9:30 p. m.(DST) . bis houseboat. . . . that may employ up to 50 persons by the end of 1964, is Anyone who would like to meet Herman (Pin) Wolson, 41 , a natove of Pomeroy, was expected within two or three weeks, civic leaders said and talk with Mr. Underwood crushed to d~ath when he apparently lost h1s footmg, here today. feB m the Ohio RJVer, and was pmned between the boat 18 invited. The announcement was made dustrial Authority and the stone levy. following the recent grant of 8 loan o( $33 600 to llie New Haven lndustri~l Authority by the u s Small Business Ad. . ' : mmistratJOn . The loan is to help finance the plant to be on First-St., across from the railroad station. A stock company has been formed, with Robert Staats as its head to operate the plant ' under a Lease--Purchase agreement from the New Haven In· Open Saturday Night Til~ TONIGHT "WAR IS HELL" ron.v Ru r.;:.t>ll. Baynes Bar ron , Judy Uan. Wally Campo Make Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Elberfelds In Po~eroy "OPERATION PETTICOAT" (Techmcolor) Cary Grant. Tt)n Curti!!, Joan O'Btit-n . Dina Merrill, Dick Sargt-nnt. half-owner of ~he Sutts Us houseboat which he and two friends from Dayton had beer. cruising on during the afternoon OffiCials satd Wilson was attempting to the ~t at the levy to awmt the arnval of another friend when the mishap occurred. Roland Durst, Pome· roy, was part owner of the craft with Wilson M'ddl e enc _ res•1 epor merg Y cue squadsrnen were summonMr. Arnold was appoln1ed as ed to the scene shortly after 1 pos.tmasO..r of th.HPomeroy Hikes for OhiO Employees . F . Kennedy. State CWA Director It . will be up to President Johnson to decide when t h • document will be made public. White House sourcos have indicated it may be released Sept. 28 or Oct. 5. ' Martin the a&nement would eost the Jl Hugbes said the incre""es In· compaay more than $U mileluded higher pay hikes lor op- Uon. ·• erators who had not yet "This Is the sixth wage Inreached maximum pay levels. crease negotiated with the CWA He .. aid that grve "recognition since present telephone rates to the Impact of automation on went into effect at the bargaintlJe job of telephone " >rators." ing of 1959," Milner said. He in higher pay keepers at this .Bntlsh resort zones. Hugh~s said the pay zone boarded up for frmge gales and change was made because of rains. The season's seventh ''higher skills needed in work· MA YTAG SERVICE SHOP TONIGHT MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~~rs:!k!~~ ;:~~:o.-c~::ut Su~a the New 1965 Models We are now estabiish11d as one of THE LARGEST MAYTAG WASHER & DRYER DEALERS IN OHIO have two Maytag service men. In this building we QO all kinds of appliance repair. RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, 0. NATURE! where you oaO do all your bankin& under one roof! I ONE .... DAY SERVICE WE WILL SERVICE IT! ONLY ·BY, J/ And we can prove that a May1ag product will last longer with Jess service than any other washer. We j * RIVALED i' The FARMERS BANK ON SHIRT FINISHING and Savings Comllany ROBINSON'S WY 2-5428 M•miMr F..,.rel R-ve Systom ·-" Mtmber Fldtral Depollt lnour•nce·Co.P.I'Jitllill ,., 1.~. POMEROY, OHIO ,· ' , ' "'f . ' ' 1he~ people's I . Dr.·ver llurt Jn Coli' • On Rural Road w;, PRIC.S S:fARTAT ·choict!t ••• WITHPHILCO for Robert Taft Jr. ln Carlisle K. MilDer estimated his rrce for the u. s. Senate. Tbe paper said Taft wao ~<eminently qualffied to follow In the footsteps of bis famous father ." Robert Tall Sr. was ISIOn "Mr. Republican" In the Sen· ate and staged an unsuccesslul bid for the GOP pr<sidential nomination In 1952, shortly before hla death. . One driver In a two , car colUslon wao Injured In an acclTorrealllll relu dreucbed a dent lnvesllgoted Saturday In wide area from the N or t h Meigs County by the Ohio State Woods to deep In the heart of Patrol, at 10 1 · m. on a county Texas today. The eastern half road off Rt. 143. of the nation savored the last Cars driven m opposite dlrectraces of IWillll<l' with elear lions by Ray E~ans, 36• Pomskies and cool temperatures. eroy. and Franas Jarvis, 'ZI. The heaviest rains drummed Albany. met on a curve. There the bone4ry hills' of southern was medium damage .to both. Texas. sent somo streams Jlow- Evans received a spraon to his Ing from their bankl and rals- left shoulder that did not reed the threat of extenstve fiood- quire treatment He was cited lng. to Melp Court Friday on a left of center charge. WASHINGTON - A ..,., of Other arresta reported by Protestant tbeoloilalll, beaded the patrol lnclnded Patricia by Dr. Reinbold Ntebuhr, baa llnerler, 21, Middleport, cited endorsed Pre!ldenl Jllhnam lor to Meigs Court Friday for omelection In November. sale operation; Donald Whitlock A vote for Republican proal- 19 Little Hocking cited Frl_:_ {Co _ u_.m_ued .. Pqe Two) for no and Wll·-·-· Dam Wyatt, M, Mlddlepor~ ell~:AN Al\RES'l'ED ed · to Gallipolis court on a Robert li,ee Robinson, ~. doarp ot driving whlle Intoxl· Pomeroy. wao arresiA!d SUnda)t cate, wttb hll bearing set lor by tbe SheriH'• departmelll 011 today. an 11\tolleatk!n cbar&• aud poa~ Patrolman D. A. Weidner k ed 'JOnd to appear In ~ 1nspee11na buses In the. Rutland JOOrt, ac1ooo1 dJ.olrlet loday. Showing Build a SAYINGS,r · ACCOUNl here • in death by hls father, Edgar, and Ralph.. Surv1vor3 I Surv1vors mclude brother, Charlotte Wilson, , I ·· ~ :, 1 1 I'·, -1 ~ I.";' .' Posts BOND mum.;,., . · BQVAD C&IJ,ED E:uaeoe MOiril, Parkenburl, The Poine!O)' emergepcy poated- hll $2'1.10 bolld for •p-llqtllld wu .ealled out atl:3f p. ~anince In coUrt Frl· m. ior Mn. w11 t e r lay, ,Septemblt :1&, fw pallli"l IWfn'ioion, OleiiA!r, Wllo Wll tat. over a yellonr .• line. , oil · ~ lfelp' Gtaenl hospital. li9unl7 SiJIIdat ' he! Include bis wife Lorena Grueser Arnold; a _son. Jerey N~lsoD An>old. " man at Marshall University In Huntington, W. Va.; bfo mot!J. er, Mrs. Effie Arnold, Pomeroy: three brothers, Carl, Pomeroy ; Sam of Syracuse, and Walter Cinclnna~. Funeral servi~es wtU be cy Clark of Altogether, there are H of· fices. to be filled when the con- I I Meigs • women Meet WI"th Lady Bird • Diabetes Test Program Opens On TUeSday Mrs. Williams D' S d Ies atur ay ·-- - - - - -- - - New Northwestern . n·Istrict . Teachers H000redat n·lllJteF• ic Women of Oh10 by su of ats women members. . Attendong were the pr'!'ident. Mrs. Wilma Reilier;-democrat· ic candidates, Mrs . Wanda .Eb· The Northwestern Education Associalion held a potlin and Mrs. lola Howell ; w1ves luck dinner Friday eveni ng in the home eco nomics room of_ candidates, Mrs. Charles of Rutland High School honorin g _neVI· t.earhers . Dl<hl and Mrs. Charles Know!The dinner was served by Moss Leda Mae Kraeuter, es, and a member, Mrs. Emma home economic teac her , and fo ur o( h er . stpdents . B~r· The diabetes detection pro- . Fox. bara Carter , Charlo_tt e Rupe, Joe~ta Erlewme and Eumce gram in Meigs county will be- Honor guest at the luncheo~ Ohlinger. ~Irs . Nelloe Tracy a_ sk_e_d_,g_ra_c_e.:..- - - - - gin Tuesday and continue was the First Lady, Mrs. Lyn_ New teache_rs reco.o::mzcd ~ere I ans and Mrs. Virginia Blazewicz of Pomeroy. Mrs. Madge Snuth of Tampa, Fla., and ~rs. Nan- through October 1, Meigs Coun- don B. Mrs. Lohse is Renominated II his w l f e, lumbus Friday, September 18.. - - - - - - - Springfield; \at tlle luncheon given al Hotel ! Deshler-Cole by .one Democrat· 1 1 g~ office candLdates are placed an~ta th;~ g~ ~v~;t ment resu . e s ress ~0 ~ed;.ral g~v,":"::'e;i\t an 1~ e pe p . John Ral ston. Other guests were Nellie Vale and Miss Mrs: Nora Jorda,n and Sept. 23, Ru Martha ~ rs. Ohlinger. representatives to the can Nellie :rae;:, retired teac ers, Executive Council of the Meigs The and Miss Lmda Haley, school County Education Association. . onl secretary. Miss Schaal appointed as build surve~ locations are1~ ~:ra~J0~~=~n\~anme~n~ Other Wedn_esday I I Camp- qualified !wider of tllat title. ams, Don Spencer, Ra lph Jar· I belL second vice president: Mrs, She spoke to lhe group aiwut vis William Arnolt, F r a n k F· S ta . H th . ta in seeing that , I b d ay . auer' secre ry ' omer e unpor . nee . Knight, Everett Ho com an Wells, treasurer ; and Mrs. di~ner, Following the Mrs. C. ing representatives for the with the consent of the enttre 0 . Chapman. charrman,. g~ve coming year Mrs. Thelma land Higb school 1-4. r.:_{igd'::;_ representative body, tllen it is Ute report of Ute non1mating Campbell, Harrisonville EJa. Thursday - Sept. 24 • Co up to the people of the land to committee and other members mentary, Mrs. Robert Wilson. of the convention. Funeral services for Mrs. W. port, R. H. Rawlings Sons ., see that out of this planning of the committee were Mrs. Salem Center Elementary; Mrs. Mrs. Lohse, Pomeroy civic E. (Bertha) S. Williams, H. 5-8 p. m. . there Is the good government Martha Chapman and Mrs. Ro· Elizabetll Ann Webster, Rutleader, Is activ• In the local, who died Saturday morning at Friday - Sept. 25, Middle- desired. bert. Wilson. Officers elected land Grade School; and Miss diStrict and state Parent Teach· the home of her daughter, Mrs. port, R. H. Rawlings Sons, Co., After finishing her talk. Mrs. Mary Elizabetll Chapman, Rut· ers .organization. She will be Howard S. Ebersbach, Portland, 1-4 and at the Federated Church Johnson left the speakers' ta· land High SchooL A brief talk servong her second term .. a will be held Wednesday at 3 in Pomeroy from 5-8 p.m. ble and moved from table to on hospitalization plans .... district director. p.m. at tlle Ewing funeral home. Saturday - Sept. 26, Pome- table, greeting tlle guests, speak· given by Don McKenzie, eltect>Survivors in addillon to her roy Federated church, 5-8 p.m. ing to them individually and live head. daughter, include two daugh· and 1-4 p.m. . shaking hands. She is far more Plans were made lor tho .,_ Ladies to Meet ters, Mrs. T~ Roberts of Os- Tuesday - Sept. 29, RaCine beautiful than she appears on nual meeting of the Melgs C.W.. New Reetor's Wife trander, 0., and Mrs. Warren High school, 1-4 and 5-8 p.m. television and was mosi gracty Education Association wbleb Mrs. Richard H. MartiD, wife D. McGowan, Colounbus; a son, Wednesday - Sept. 30, Reeds- lous to all. will be held September 25 at of the new rector of Grace W. E. Williams, Jr., Augusta, ville Fire station, H and 5-8 p. Each of the Meigs County Rulland. Named as eommiltel Episcopal Church, Pomeroy, Maine; 12 lfllnclcblklren. and m. women had the pleasure of shak- The opening date of the fall oo arrangement' were Mrs. Anwill give a tea lor the ladles 16 great grandchildren. !lev. H. Thursday - Oct. 1• Harrioon- lng her . hand and being greet- night quarter has been se1 for na Ogdin. Eugene Atkins, Mrs. of the cburch Wedne&day Sept. L. MeDaniels will offtclate. Bur. ville Grade ICbool, 1-4 and 5-8 ed personally. Mrs. Johnson Oct. 12 at the Gallipolis Busi· Elizabeth Ann Webster 8Dd 23. from 4 to 1 p, m. In the lal will be In Beech Grove cern- p.m. kindly hesitated long enough to ness College. All person' plan- Mrs. Margaret Parsons. T b 1 rectory behlnd the parisb bouse. etery. Friends may call at the pose for p1ctures. . ning to enroll are urged to con· committee in charge of the reg. Pouring lor lhe tea will be funeral home anytime. YOIJTR CITED Mrs. Evelyn Welsh presoded tact the college office now for istration and coffee bour are, Mra. W- Patrick Locbary and at the luncheon, woth welcom- information and registration Miss Mary Elizabeth Chapman, Mra. Carl Will. lllrs. Cedric W. SET CLOrHJNG DAY Eddi< Keesler Coleman, 19, ing speeches by former gover- forms. Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter Mrs. Clark wlll greet tho guellls as 'lbe Salvation Army will have Rl. 2, Cheshire wa• arrested nor Michael DiSalle and Colum· The college, located in 1h e Thelma Campbell and ~•. flo. they arrive. Maay other wom- free clothing day Thursday mor. by Pomeroy police Sunday for bus Mayor Maynard E. Sensen- w· b 'Idi at Second berta Wilson Plans were also en of the Parlsb bave conlrlbut- nln;; from t:30 a.m. until n0011 passing over a double yellow brenner. Distinguished guests AISemand so. offers 12 made to atte~d tlle drive-in con· ed to the occasion, whlcb wiD at 115 Butternut Ave. Anyone line on West Main St., and Is to and candidates from around the ~ th ~~iplo~a courses ference sponsoerd by the OEA enable all to beoome better ao- In Metg• county In need of cloth- appear In May..- Charleo I.e- state, including Walter Moeller, ~ A m~n s S eta-ial Bus! on October 13 at tlle Athen1 10 qualnted with Mrs. MartiD. 1ng may attend. gor's court. were Introduced. c~:" .::ira~:n a~d Goner: High School. ' ness ff' nu 1 ~ ai 0 tee. o~n o~ns ~e Nigh1 classes meet on MonMeigs Geueral Hospital '0 ' I 1 day and Thursday each week, . from 6 to 9:3'· p.m. Satarday AdmJsslMil - Sal' NEW YORK fUPI)-Tbe mop American campaign. filled by personr paying $5 to British Isles since Aug. 19. . Galbpolis Busmess College ab Dobbs, Moddleport; Maude tops from Liverpool wine away . $100 for the dtstincUon. The au- Before lite sbow, whicb bene· 1s an ac~edoted member of lhe Clark, Pomeroy; Mary Laveofrom the former eolonlea loday, But, JJke a pnetal gailanUy dience Included society matrons fitted the United Cerebral Pal· Ohio Busmess Schools ASliOCla· dar, Pomeroy. probably having evened the refq to aeeept the swo~ of who came In limousines and sy and Retarded Infants Serv· Oon, appro~ed by the Veterans Salurday Discbqes - OIOJ\o score lor the Amerlean Bevolu- 8 vanqubtbetl foe, the Bntlsh leather • jaelr.eted yootha who Ices, aiwut 4,1100 m 111 1n g, Admimstratoon for tramtng of les aaer, Minersvtlle; Edgar lion. quartet claled WI Its tour with ocreedled Into Mauhattan on screaming teen _ agers put the veterans under P"bhc Law 894. Reynolds. Bodwell; Ethel Blaclt1 beDeflt perlormanoe SUnday motorcycles. ttth Street side of the Para· and War Orphans BIU, and ap- wood, Albany. Abon end beyond the effect nl~ Ill '1'lmel Square'l Paramount under siege. hoping to proved by the State Departmerrt Slladay AdutlufiMII - E !Ia of their SUer guerrilla war molinl TIJealalo-the f/5,IIOO PfO' And the shrleldng teeD- aged got a cHmpse of their beroes of Rehabilitation. The college Douglas, MiddlepOrt; Ada Lapt-. ,ogaillll thll aallnn'l IOClal C!Mda rr.m .wllleb wore left glrll were tberfl. as they bave wben they entered or at their Is a member of lhe NortiK:en- bert, MiddlepOrt. """""· lbe Beallu aJoo ltherat- bare for diati!J. been In aaell of the :11 U.S. and dressing room windows. Forty ttal Business Educatioo Assoe!- Samlay .Dl.....,.... - , Rll}'ed 1D llllmated 0110 million Wbelt tbe curtain rote, all 1,- C8nacllan dliu tls(led bJ the pollee got the Beatlea In the 1Uon, and of tile Gallipolis mond Smith, Pomei"O)!; , RIIJ!II YIDUo d..uar. durJni ~ 181 1111111! .Ill , the boUII were loiiiOrlal woaderl 1t0m I be build Ina undamqed. Otamber of Commerce. Sewell, MliloirsVUle. vention convones. Election will be on Tuesday, Oct. 8, f1rst day l JohnS?~· It was the con Don McKenzi_e. Obton Wnght , I were Mi ss Sally Schaaf, preslty Health Commissioner Dr. H. census of opmiOn ~ the group Mrs. Ann E!Jzabeth Turner,j dent· Mrs Gladys Major first held M. Boocks said today. that ~rs. Johnson 1S trul_Y a Mrs. Carol Wolfe . James Ad·, vice , presider.l; Eugene W«;tnesday at 1.30 p. m. at the The program will open tomor· Ewong chapel with Rev. Wilschool 1 Eastern High b p rri fficlating Burial row a ~r e . n o . from 1 to 4 p.m . and S-8 p.m. wtU be 1ll Beech Grove Ceme- Persons taking a test will be :ery. rr~ends m;;; call at the notified of the res"lls ir about the cities were moved into high- Congress of Parents and Teach- unera orne an me. a month. Anyooe with a posiCLEVELAND,- ~ ~": er wage hrackets. ers, Inc., subjeet to its 59th an· tive reading will be asked to land Plam Dea er. w c h· Ohlo BeD VIce Preddeal nual conventior• Ocl 6. take a more compl<te test later . OLOR TV THE SHOE BOX LET US REPAIR YOUR WASHER! scene and treated the victim. tropical storm and fourth hurrl· ing with automated equipcane has "lessened Its threat ment .. ain . t t to the United S a es m - In addition, workers in 12 Mrs Harold Lohse of Pomeland," the we~ther bureau said cities are eligible for lncreases roy ~ ace ted renomination in a late advosory. of up to $12 per week because as district di":'ector of the Ohio UNTIL 9 PM WE HAVE A MA YTAG SERVICE SHOP was preceded Operators throughout the estimated the total of the wage Arnold_ of New Madis?n, 0.; ricane Gladys plowed slowly state will receive increases up hikes cost the firm ;27 milUon. four Sisters, Mrs. Berm~ Ev- !10 mile an hour ":mds. Shop- were placed Pickens of Mid· dleport was also at the accident his pa.rents, Mr. and Mrs. L:ster Wilson, Pomeroy: two SISters, Kathryn Hayes. Columbus, and Ernmogene Lohn, Pomeroy, and a brother Bob Wilson. Jackson. . . d Funeral services wlll be Tuesday at _3 p .m . at_the E i~g ch~p.el ~lth Rev_. Wll~ur Pe.rrm off1c1ahng . Bur1al Wlll ~e ~~ Beech Grove cemete ry . Fnends may call at the funeral home anytime. - - - -- - Dr. Pickens pronounced. Wilson dead after lengthy reVIval ef· READY TO PERFORM - Rutland 's High School forts proved hopeless. Marching band is led on the fi eld this year by Linda LaPnor to ~~ng a~:"tmas- Mr. Wilson was an employee they, left, drum majorette. Waoling just back of ber, the ter. Mr .. Amo wo as 8 of th• Frigidaire company in . . middle majorette. 1s Carol Florcan . They prese nted a construction contractor. 1 : Dayton. He was also a veteran The Democratic Club ofMPigs well·recetved ha Jf.time show at the Pomeroy·Rutland served in World War 1 8 of Wo~ld Wa_r 11. . . county wa~ represented m Co- lfootball game Saturday nigh t at R ut land . HAMILTON, Bermuda-Bur- north tn the Atlantic today with to f1 per week, since the jobs i ~os:l p.m. Dr. R. R. Off1ce In 1962. e was rs • appointed acting postmaster on April 13, 1962, and named per· manent postmaster 10 October CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Communications Work- of 196.~· seventh since 195~ - and sen1 troops and P"' lie< to round up the r<bel lead· ers and their guerrilla force . ers of America (CWA) and the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. reached agreement Saturday on wage increases ranging WASHINGTON- The War- from $2..50 to $5 per week for 20,000 workers throughout ren Commissi~n. ls expect~ to the state. send to tht! Y,1ute House today ~'f" he agreement was reached under the ftrst of two Its long·awaited report on the wage reopener clauses in the CWA's current three-year a•.asslnation ol President John contract with Ohio BeU. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO Edgar Arnold " ~ilson ~as o•l es sunday .. ·. . Ia~ At Age 49 The spokesman ·said "certain ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " " " " ' ' " " ' ' ' ' .. , conditions have to be met by ~e local company and authortty before release of the loan. They said the COIIllJBny officials are optimistic aboout oper· stion of the company which will import special clays from tbe Carolinas for its product. r" About 35 persons are expect- Pomeroy Pos~aster Edgar . , E. Arnold, 49, died Sunday ed to be employed at the plants morning Jn the Gallipolis Clinopening. ic. cwA, Bell Agree on Wage .~w~- ~olivia's . A Springfield) I I ' iI ~ '(~ < I Fall Quarter Classes will Begin Oct.}2 is"" M. :J:"' :J:"' L eaVI•n:u sco I' I ;!, "f '' Evened . 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