http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4a664fa6349aa0dfb772bd4daab54bbd.pdf 1baa308298fe3eda3fc6e34764aeb83c PDF Text Text ~ . ........ .. . . . . .. -- ~ " • • • • • 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 . (. . . �• \) ' Politics ... At a Glance _____,_ 4Accidents Are Recorded • 0 VCr eekeftd Hospital News ICoallaaed Prom Pore 1) dent nommee Barry M Goldwater would be "a vote for ir- Amoq thost: who entered Panthers Make Red Devils Second Straight Victim 14-0 HELEN HELP US! w Entered Hospital responsibility, recklessness and WASHING'I'ON (UP[) - Pres- Rep11bhcan presldenJ.al nomi- 1ev1s1on during the campaign. reaction," tiM!y aatd Holzer hospital over the past Jdent JohnBon 1s expected to nee Barry M Goldwater met Later the two planned lunch I weekend included Sunday a 1m new appeals at organized w1• former PreSident Ei•en- and a friendly v"'~" G<>ldwa· WASffiNGTON - Rail mB8· Carl M. Smith, 834 first Ave, Three persono w.,.. Injured, YOUTH ASKED FOR IT labor this week for campaign hower today to collec t on E1s- ter saJd , agement and umon representa- Charlotte Ann French Rt 1 none sertously It is believed to-. suuoort, wtth heavy tmlphasls enhower s prum1 se of political After the meeting, GoJCIWBter l tivea worked today to head off Gallipolis, Dav!.. T D~y, 2: day, m rour traffic accidents t~ This column Is dedicated to on hiS ~conomJC and welfart> Isupport returus to Washmgton. but a threatene<l maJ or ra1l smke Gallipolis Mrs Joseph Wilbur vestlgate dby the Me1gs Coun- young people, their problemB 1 ftt I I I I w I ·IStJ.versville N J.n1':,1 N PomEU'oy ended Its tune . up ce1vmg at the f1 yard stripe f1ve yard line for Ute opemng tl on matenallzed On the final 1 through the penod Pomeroy efforts throoghout the everung day evenmg ~es pnor to Lhe begmnmg oi and ca rrymg back w the 34 touchdown Wl th three nunutes play or the third stanza, Rut- I moved mstde the 10 yard !me 1 a:; they amassed 75 yards for 1 By quartt>rs lle 1964 Southeastern 0 h 1 o Seven plays later the Panthers and 36 seconds remammg m land punter M1ke Marlw got 1 but S1mpson fumbled and Suth· l nuscues compared to only 15 tor Pomt"roy 8 0 0 t - 14 ..W se&.!KlD With a 14-0 victory were deep m Ked Uevtl tem the first quarter Reserve Full off a lave yard k1ck and Pom I erland recovered for Coach the ho!~ ls Rutland 00 00 0 •ver Rutland s host Red Dev· tory On the next play from I back Howard English, runrung eroy took the ball deep U1 Red 01 ck Martin s eleven p th ba k F k TD s - SmJth 5 yd run, and Jls Fnday rught scr1mmage, howev !r. Panth a sumiar play around the rtght Devil tern tory The Panthers got possesston p ~n er quarter c d ran Swmdell, 2 td run EP, F.ng Coach Charley Chancey sPan- er Fullback Phil Swlndell, who s1de , went over w1th the extra Fullback Swirl'dell drove up of the ball three play s later d;J e~ again ap~re !has a hsh 101pe ~ass~ng P eat 11 sea- ~ thers took a first quarter lead had led the openmg dnve with pomts the nuddle on tlle ftr.!ll two however when Dick Nu.ght mSTARTING LINEl' PS and ilien held U as th.e defen a 27 yard carry on the thrrd The only scormg threat m I plays , then plowed over from tercepted a pass from Martin son or er t It ~mroy b reRUTLAND-Center M SLt'W live crew limited Rutland to play of the contest, fumbled at the second p.::r10d was early m the two yard lme for the fmal mtended for Ronme Black at cLeJ\ ers on ~., wobo~" ouedr metL..s art Guard3 K Dmgu.ss J miRlmum yardage. The Red th e 12 and R ut1an d' s Bob Bar- ts1e " quar~ when Pomeroy mov- touchd own He a 1so attemp ted a • the Rutland 28 Agam the Pam- tmemen wuok ll)ter ue Barrett Tackif's R Sutherland ' p th d 1 Devils managec to pick up on- rett recovered ed Inside the 20, but fmally run up the rruddle for tne extra eroy second and third teams ~ rang • 1 ':~nr an er 8 ~ L Welch ~nds D Sm1!h and 0 ly two first downs, r1 yards Rutland quickly turned the lost the baU on a fourth and pomts, but 'l"BS slopped short wh1 ch were used mos' of th~ Cense J~c ul Hme:;enk d R Black Ha lfbac ks M Brown rushing and another 17 l:o the ball back to the Panthers when 11 play when Red Devil Larry Swmdell scored w1 th 10 33 left rmal slan:t.a began edgmg to- ~ow 0 8 ~~y en ric 1 na and L R~pe Fullback J Lam· a1r Much of the second half Robert Smith mtercepted a Rupe stopped Bob Smith short m tile game wa rd the goal lme The game ws le bt!rt and Quartcrba< k J Hawwas played ill a beavy blanket pus from Joe Hawkins at the of a first down Pomeroy controlled the ball ended w1th the ball resting Pomeroy W'lll open Its league kins of fog Red Devil 21 It was not until the early the entire fourth quarter with withm two yards of anothPr season this fo'nday mght at POMERO Y - Center C Pomeroy took the opening Four plays later Halfback Bob 1 mmutes of the final quarter that the exception of seven plays touchdown home agamst Well ston Rutland Crow , r.uards B Crow and PC eff w1tb Bruce S1mpaon re- Smith churned over from the Pomeroy's second TO opera- ran by the Red I>e-v1 ls M1dway Penalties hamper ed Panther I wt ll travel to Eastern Satur- D Cu llum s Tit<.kles L D1eh l --------- ---- - - - -- and H Hendncks Ends R Da1iy Sentinel , Pome1oy Middleport, 0 , Sept 21 !964-3 Curnmmgs and D Reed Half ALL-STARS - backs B Smith and B Jew , . . , . , . . - - - - - - : : , . . - - - - - - - - - - . . , ell Fullback P Swmdell QB Porter belng t7 and the friends I have lor all the money In the U S treasw-y When we drink, lt'a 1 on Friday mght (gu-ls' rught out) or whenever us girls are together, never with boys. Wh, do we do It? Fun We don 't gel rowdy D1' destruc.:tlve and we'rt not 10 ml:l:ed company, and Jt'a not often. BesLdes, I'll bet yo1! can't hone.sUy say that you and other adultl never touched I drop of anything 1tronger than pop durlni your late tee• yean. Nor that you weren't m on a bit of silverware and alt af shaker-Ufting at c ea. lroldwa tf'f Jomed Et"enho\\er leaves agatn tomght for a cam ITuesday Wmes, Rt 2, Cheshire, John tv Sheriff's Department over and pleasures, their troubles 11le plesJdent followed this 1r a ttlm. makml!, seo;;., 1 n that pa tgn stop at Charlotte, N C. Unless an agreement ts l Wilham Montgomery Crown the weekend and fWl As witt: the rest of c,1mpaJgn theme Sunda} m a "111 be shown on natwnwJde lei Tutsday he heads mto the reached, the unions represent- ~ City, MNt Gilbert W Tooley, Fog or other abnormal con· Helen Help Us', it welcomes !ijJet-ch at ~organt oY.n, w va. s(luthwes t on a swtng that Will mg 150,000 shop craftsmen who 26(16 Lmcoln Ave Pt Pleasant ditions figured to some extent laughs but won't dodge a serwhere he promi sed his admln • carry !urn Into the M11west and handle repair work have mdl Mrs Charles S Wheeler Wesi In the accidents Three of Ious question with a brush-off l ~trai.J.on wou ld work tm • comNew England , winding up Sat cated they would walk oft tb.e : Columbta, Va' Terr'y Lee them involved but one car Send your teen-age questions r <;Jon for th~. helpless and opurday m M!Chtgan. Job at dawn Tuesday. I Ptckens Htgh St Middleport each to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, 1 ~ "tunlty for all who seek a Cha lin'f Tom kl~• 411 S " ' Saturday at P m a pick· care of HeiO!l Help Usl tbll better life" Gauge reading•: Galhpol· WASHINGTON (UPIJ- Sen Avep Po;.ero/ M;s up truck driven by Jewel Ro,. newspaper. Johnson, It was learned, plans IS Dam 18 7' 12 6, runmng three ! Hubert H Hurr.phrey say v F).gett Rt 3. Pomeroy Mra aUne Wells, 24 • of Rt 1• Trout· STILL ANOTHER to fly Tuesdtli to Atlantic City, quarters of a foot on the roll 1 tbere will be no repri sa ls aCharle" 1' Blake Rt 1 futcme dale, Ortegon, turknedf ovefr on! SOAP BOXER "· · • •Jtstopnacreeo15eeto pt P M 2105 NJ , scene othl s no mltl na on ers, omeroy - ason gamst Southern Democrats Mrs Spencer Tifany Jack th k kidded 5 la st month, to address the Untt· Pleasant 24 72, Hinton 58 sta I who refuse to endorse Pres1eWS OfeS son J Russell John~n Jack~ wf~t; ~hen e tr~c: f I Dtar Helen bo with dr'nti 1 ed Steel Workers convention tionary , Kanawha Falls mmus 1dent Johnson for elect1on son: Alva v Martin, w'euston, ~f ~u:r~ ~nte~a ~ ~~~lee Thts letter 11!1 dedicated t o The (!e :~all th'e do On Wednesd& l he ls expect 06 rising Charles ton Ji 91 sta 1 The Deomocrattc vlce pres1~ Mrs Lester L Bryant Ironton g g "Another Soap Boxer" and all moderat Y ' u y ed to appear before the lnter· tlonary London J\larmet and dP.nttal nommee said Sunday Kenneth Fox and daughter, and. Kenneth L Ma l~t Iron- The driver InJured her right othere who delight in persecut. is slt and talk. Want to know nauonal Unwn of Electrical Winfield dams were on the \\e may be a little unhappy Mrs Molly Talbott, daughters, ton. S: t, ' hand and was tak~n to Me.l.gs mg us teen-agers Why .must what they talk about? EveryWorkers In 1'\/Jishmgton for 8 sills about tt but the should not Mrs Ada Fox and Mr1 Nell . General Hospital and treated. she see onl the bad? thing from the raclsl crlsil and • Y M1ddleswart grandson utton Saturday - Carol S Dav1s, Then Saturday evemng at Y pohtlcs to ho"' they intend to spe~ch that probably will Boat mo\e-ments· lose their semonty or" their Allen, Mr 'and Mrs Carl Lee Davts Hall, Galhpohs, Donald 7 15 p. Denzil Lee Welsh, Let me, tell you abo~t myself make a living. Not sex, as some canted by c!osed ·Circuit teleOblo River - Ind1ana down committee asstgnments m and Larry and Wesley Cozart Scott Miller, Eureka Star Rt, 20, Rt. 1, Caprenter, traveling - and I m typlcal In. 17• 8 peo Je thmkl I like to talk to Vl~t~n to ftve other umon con 113 515 a m Jeffboat up 14, Cong~ess for not supoorhng the were recent vlsttors of Mr and Rebecca E Stutler, V In ton, west three quarters of amlle seruor, on the honor society. I mypfrlend.s, their talk ls youth· Vt.G~ons. G 15 :W a m ; Charles K. up 14, part v s natJOnal ticket thu No- Mrs Dell Talbott Stanford Layne, Rt 2, Crown west of Harrisonville on Rt. have a part-time JOb, as do ful, but sensible and. sincere. 'ITYSBUR ' Pa (UPI) - 6 40 am , Southern up 15" 4 u~mber Several from here attended Ctty, George E Bates, Pt 143, left t:be road and ran into most of roy .LI'tends, Jnd my We know nght from wrong and a m, Blue Seal up 15, 4 20 a I Humphrey predicted that the bridal shower for Mrs Van Pleasant, Mrs Robert F. Chat- a ditch, causmg slight damage parents are no mal , still mar- respect authority. m ' National up 17, 10 25 P m, I m~ny Southern Democrats who Meter, (Paulette ~Jtchie) at tm, West Columbla, W. Va • to his car rled to each other My curfew Haney J ordon up 17 4 30 a may now favor Repubhcan the Portland grade school Frl- Allen J. Eichinger, Mulberry At 11 . 15 p. rn., heavy fog, hour on week nights ts between Sure, I agree with you when m , Chr1 Jr down IB , 2 45 p I presidential candidate Barry dav mght Herghts. Pomeroy, Clyde 0 and 8 fogged windshield was 1~ and 11, depending on where it comes to crlticlzmg real JdS, m ; Mis s Jessie down 16, 2 3!i M Gold\liatel will return to the Rev 0 G McKmney, Char- Fisher, 119 So Second St., Mid· the cause of a car driven by I m goln~, and 12 on Saturday but these are few and fa~ bea m , George Price up 18, fo ld whe.n they reahze the GOP leston wtll conduct rev1val ser- dleport, Grover B. Stout, Rt 1 Ronald Edward Riffle, 17, rughts 1 m .c:omg steady with tween Even they wouldn t be 3 20 a m . Rellable up lB 5 50 nom.nee s VIctory would throw VIces at Freedom Gospel MLs- Dexter, Mrs Morgan J Sur- shdlng 50 feet after he applied a ownderful boy who attends a half so bad if they hau somea m Pll lll p Spmn up 19 Democratic offtce holders out slon, Bold Knobs, begmnlng rett, Jackson, Mrs. WIIbe N. his braki!!S and hitting a guard- nearby college. place to go, and something to 01 6 50 a rn , Jacob G down 20, their JObt.. Oct 1 Osborn, Jackson , '-..oren A. MerraU He was gomg northeast on My fnends and I do normal do. Most dancea are bemg tak.. ! A total of SS more day stu· 6 40 a m , Iohr Ladd Dean up , Mr and Mrs Tom Fitch Icer, Rt. 1 Jackson, George A. Rt. 325 Injured were Linda teen-age thmgs (smoking and en over by the younger set, 5 dents have enrolled at R1o 21 5 25 a m Onward up 22, \USHlNGTON iUPil - Re visited her pBrents Mr and ISimmons, Wellston, Edward P Hysell, Harrisonville, and Dav· drinking Included) anJ, as a U:ose from 12 to 1 There ar.. Grande College thts y~ar than 6 45 a m Walter Beckjord pubhc~n VIce presidential nom!~ Mrs Ralph B1..:wer and family Dye, Rt 2 Wellston, Patrkta id Reed, Pomeroy. Mtss Hysell matter of fact, I've known a 0 t even any good books bemg last year The total day enroll~ down 23 , 2 15 a m ; Jefferson [ nee \\J ll tam E Miller said to· Sunday • Israel, Beaver, Robert Rether- was entered in Meigs Memorial few to steal, too, but !et me tell written for teen~- ~eck the ment of the college ts 459 Of down 23, {r, a m ; J S Lew- day that Rus sia had be~":Un an Jack 'T'immons and children ford, Rt 2, Chillicothe , and Hosp1tal where her cornbtiOD you Helen I wouldn't trade llbrary and you 11 see H 0 w thts number, 198 are enrolled ls down Greenup 12 20 a m ; anti Sem itic campmgn t~at IS visi ted Mr Frank Cornel1 and William M SaLley, Ashland, was hsted as good today Reed ' ' about sometht.ng for those iD at Rto Grande College for the Eva H up Meldahl 1 20 p m; tragJc ptoof of the cruel Y and fam1ly recently Ky was ti"eated and released the middle from 16 to 20'1 first time Ravenswood down \leldahl 3-.~~55 mum!'olm despotiC nature" of Soviet COrn· Mr Wesley Cozart has re· M Birlbs Th The lnterseellon of 3S As for parents, mme trust Most of the new students, 188, p m , Lunga Pmnt up Mel ahl · turned home after a few days rs A Wayne omas, Pt and Rt 124 at Rock Springs me and 1 wouldlJ't betray that are freshmen. Only 33 are trans- 6 10 p m , Annette Jones down M1l1er based his charge on a vlsLt wtth hts neice, Mrs Dewey Pleasant, son, 1 30 p. m Satur- was the scene of the fourth Toledo Libbey 38 trust My friends' parents are fers from other mstiiUtlons A- MeJda l•' R 40 p m ; L}nn B booklet recently published He Sowder and other relatives, day, Mrs. Francis R Mernll, nu~hap Sunday at 7 15 p. m. Toledo Bowsher 20 the ~arne. They all care, but mong the MW students, males 1up Meldahl 8 35 p m , Buck- sa 1d the booklet was 11 tran.:;Ja- Hyatt, Ohio 485 So. Ilhnms Ave. Wellston, when a pickup truck drlven by Columbus Academy 12 you can bet that if we get mto outnumber females almost 2 to e)e Stale down Meldahl 9 30 p t1o 1 of a book pubhshect bv the Mrs Anme Brewer, daugh- daughter, 811 a m. Saturday. Wilham Ray Hayman, 69, Rt Maumee Valley 8 trouble they wouldn't come run.. 1; 127 of the new students are m , Esso Pennsylvama up Mel · stal e pubho;hmg hou se m Ktshl ter Maxme ,,ere recent guests Mrs Edward Varaln, Clifton, 2, Racme, traveling east on Cleveland St. Stanislaus 44 rung to' try to cover our mismen, only 71 women dahl II 20 p m ; Allied • Ash· nev of Mr and ~ rs. Chnt Cochran. W Va, son, 8 s m. Saturday. Rt. t24, skidded across Rt 33, Cleveland St John Cantius 0 takes _ no m· the would The 260 students living on land down Meldahl 12 55 a m , "'I'he Russ tan publlratwn Mr and Mrs Charles Coch- Mrs. Kunl A. Kuneff, Jr , 322 striking a car driven by Mrs Cleveland South 6 make us WDI'k it ~ut b/ourselv.. campus are equally d1v1ded be- Lee May up Meldahl l 30 a m , der;:crJbes the Jewtsh rehg1on as I ran , Wells Run, were busmess Th1rd Ave, son, 4 15 a. m. Sat· Dores, Arnold, 47, RD 1, PornShaker Heights 0 es and learn a bl lesson doin tween old and new students - Orleman down Meldahl 3 OS a 'allen to the So., let Spmt' and VISitors m Pomeroy Friday. urday, and Mrs. Gerald B Say· eroy, who was traveling north Cleveland GHmour 32 It i g 130 of each However, of the m ; Illinois down Meldahl 4 05 i as a '> mto;!er force commitlect to J E. Gluesencamp visited re, Cotta seville, W. Va, daugh· on Rt. 33 Cleveland Lourdes 0 · 199 non-res1dent students, old a m • John J Rowe up Mel 1 su bverswn and money • grub I h!s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L ter, 11 36 p m. Friday, Hayman was havlng difficul- Cleveland HawkeD 40 No, Helen, you say the rnastudents outnumber new ones dahl 5 2(1 a m bmg '' M11ler salt! m a state- R Gluesencamp, Saturday. Discharged ty seemg due to condttions and Ledgemont 0 JOrlty of teens are good, but 131 to 6t! Gallipolis !lam - A E !lvke ment I Several a !tended the van MePatients recently diScharged bls car, bavlng only one light, Cleveland Lutheran East 28 you neglect to give the parents Only 93 fema le students live down 9 p m , A J Patten ter reumon at Portlano. Park 1 mcluded William Clahoon, Mrs he came on to Rt. 33 before Newbury 22 the cred.Jt due them. For every on the ,R•o Grande College cam· up 10 15 p m , s \1 Jenks CAN'T CONTII'.'UE su nday. Carl Forsythe, Terry Lee PICk· realizing it. There was minor Cleveland Chane! H disinterested parent, there are p ~~ wmle 167 male stude~ts do down 11 15 p m, c v Har- 1NASHINGTON !UPil _ The [ Maxine Powell and Mrs. Hel- ens, Terri A. Adams, Ronnie damage to both cars. Cleveland Holy Name 0 at least 15 who DON'T eater r fhe :11!44 R1o Grande t:oilege I ner aown 12 l:J a rn , vu!can Nanona! Planmng Assoc1at 10n I en Black shopped m Ravens- Dennison, Mrs Oma S!lvey, Ashtabula Edgewood 40 to and mollycoddle thelr child· men compnse over half down 2 20 a m ; OVEC up 3 lO says the United States cannot od tl Mrs Clifford Icenhower and Ashtabula St. John 0 ren but treat them as sensLble " day students at t'1e a m , Ann Brent down 5 30 a expect contmued heavy sa les w~oddry""~u ~i visited friends Infant son, Mrs Gary Walker rOW S Elyria Catholic M Mldvlew 0 lndi~lduals able to stand on 1eastern Oluo college Im of surplus farm produce to the ln Cmcmnal; recently and infant son, Mrs. Jack Sh1f· Cleveland St. Joseph 20 their own feet and decide beaddltlon to the 459 d&y stu- , Kanawha Rlvf'r - L 1 t t 1 e Sovu'!t bloc Mr and Mrs Charles Fitch let and mfant !!!On, Mrs. RichCleveland Cathedral Latin 0 tween nght and wrong, At 94 students have enroll- I! d\'oard up Marmet 10 SO p m , The NPA, 8 non-partisan re and famJI Dewitts Run were ard Brown and infant son, Mrs Keystone 8 least that's the way lL 1 In our 1t t~o Grande College this Semet do"n Wmfield lO 55 p se-arch organization, said Sun- recent ~~ests or her par- Russell CHUdera and mfant son, Western Reserve I (tie) town. - A BETI'ER SOAP ~ for mght classes, 37 on m: W H Sht~ver. Jr • up Wtn day mght in Its September re~ ents Mr and Mrs Charles Van Mrs. Ronald White and Infant 7 G f43 Integration 2m Canton Lehman 24 BOXER JUS, and 57 at extensiOn field 2 30 a m Helen Z down port that "most of our sales Meter and family daughter, Mrs. Vernon Lee, By Uafted Press Jnternatlonal Mar11ngton 18 Dear BSB. rs In J~ckson, Oak Htll, Wmf1eld 4 45 a m Jamesjeffol'ts must be duoected at the Judy Cozart Galhpoli!l and Mrs. James Newnes and in· Two dynamite bombs set off Glenwood 22 Canton Tlmken 8 And that's the way it Is ..!leroy, Pl eton and Wellston Hines up Wmueld 4 50 a m free world," Bob Sylvester' Syracuse' VLStt- fant son, Mrs. Clint Ricks, Har· in Negro sections of McComb Sandy Valley 14 Tuslaw 8 in every town. U, m pralsing teens, I've neglected parents. ed relatives ~nd friends here ol Lambert, George Nlclnsky. MlBs sent angry crowds of Ne: East Canton 38 Malvern 0 Saturday, Herbert Saundet'l!, Mrs. Donald· Jl'oes' Into the streets early to- East Palestine 18 It's only because I assume ev· • day. West Branch 0 erybody .knows outstanding Mrs Lynda Ward and Shelly son Keels Mrs. The enraged Negroes hurled Columbus St. Charles 28 young people are largely t be called on her father Mr Wes· Mrs. Walter Evans, ley Cozart. Monday.' Hobart Whitehouse, Vickie Sue rocks and bottles at pollee m· Columhns Roaary 12 proJect of iood home training. Mrs Bill Mlddleswart was NeW<!Il, Connie llarrl.o, Dean vest1gatmg the bomblnga and Columbus St. Mary 10 And good homo training Is still ~ hoste" at a stanley pa;ty In Richardson, Lotus A Milam, Chief George Guy called for reColumbus University 24 very much m evidence, In oplle ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN her home recently Christopher McKinney, The O· inforcements. He ordered his Dayton Alter 14 of the doom crters. Blobop Reidy 8 '1'hankl for catchinS me up. Recent VISilo<" ~f E. H Car. dor~ E. Hughes, Mra. Bertha men out of the area until the penter and family were· Mr Elliott, Mrs. Don Donaly, reinforcements arrived. Mt. Vernon 18 - H. The Celebriti.. and Mro B f Cu Malta Mro. Ben Evans, Earl I c a r d, Guy estimated that u many Mansfield Midlson 0 Jean Pierre Aumon~ now reconciled with tlon It would be big news If any eating place 0. Mr ~nd Mrs D~'Talbolt, Ross Roush, Mrs. Paul Davis, aa 4,000 Negroes poured from Millersport 30 Dear Helen : Marissa Pavao, has gone on a diet to lease out there had made that much money Sid and Rubv Dorst, Mrs. S 1: Ebas Prater, Mrs. Richard J . lhelr home• ahortly after the Newark Catholic a My grrl friend ( wbo lives In her. Somehow being Joverlom had mad: h•m c:s;~ng P~~blems have forced the producers via Allen· Hubert Price S•sson and Infant daughter, Mrs first blast was touched off at Lorain 22 my old home town) and I aro 1 put on weigh~ mstead of pmmg awav and ~o o~ or commg muSical "When In Rome" and Mrs •Fred Rose and' chll: Douglas PWIIey and Infant dau· 10 50 p m. CST. Parma Vall~ Forge 14 organizing a Helping Han <I he gamed more than 20 pounds Whil~ •slim- In P, tpone slllgmg the producllon W•lliam dren Clncmnatl· Mr and Mrs ghter, Mrs. David L. Darst and The crowd IIlllled around for Uma Central Catholic 14 Club. Wo plan to wr~te letters d pia~, reported~ b~ bltl~g satire on Cha;les Ward Ruby Brew- Infant son and Mrs. Dale C about two hours and the oltua· Dayton Dunbar 0 to all the bandlcapped ami Ill mmg, Jean Pierre Is also wnllng the happy ending chapter for his memoirs, due for wm. "W~:~., ~~~d ~·· pro a Y w•l be tilled or and Mrs. • Tre,"sle Stethern, Warner and mfant daughter. Uon apparently quieted down. Dayton Meadowb~k 18 people mentioned In yuur col• ter pubUcaUon, the old fluale dealt With thm Y Long Bollom and Viceor Durst. One bomb oerloualy damogtd Kettermg Farrmont.rfE.asl~: umn - and perhaps others will divorce First Lady Bird Johnson IS usm the home of a c1vil rlghta work· Hamilton Catholic 22 FIJ 10 let UJ know who needs letters, a new kind of makeup for h<r TV appearance~ baA~e~•can s~nt;rs are making a big comeBloodmobile Visit er and slightly Injured three Wayne 26 Dayton Carroll 6 esp.,ally children. There was a terrific procesSion ol walk· byc Yan~~enO~I ~ top IO c~rr~nth records athre Is September 22od children. The other caused G':"enon 30 l_l'aynesvillo 18 My friend will hold meetings outs the other matinee at "Fade Out Fade Y ree are ng" - At e beavy damago at a Negro CUnton MasSie 22 lD ber !own and I In mine. W• In" when Carol Burnett failed to show u for :c•al request of Queen Ehzabeth and Prmce PT. PLEASANT Mason church. Kings Mills 0 wis)1 other people would do Ibis the performance because she was a•lmg P do hp, Alan Kmg was telephoned from LonCounty c!Uzens are reminded of Elsewbero In Mi.solssippl, a Pomeroy 14 Rutland 0 too. U more would like to jom The Concord Hotel ordered >O 000 campalg th n and InVIted to be hoot •• well as star of the vt.olt of the Red c r OS s federal gram! jury at Biloxi be- canton Central catholic 22 our clubs we could •eep ID buttons teadlng "I Like Lyndon'" and 50~ the Pannlluadl Royal NCommbearnl Performance at Bloodmobile at the Cbrl&t Ep~ (llns an mvestlgaUon today Into Youngstown Ursuline 14 toueb by mall Write to: IJn· rea dlng "I Llk• Barry ,' For less ser~ous offe because a a mm on ovem r 2. He had to beg Ch h PI PI da ..~••1 he bas an Ed Sullivan a arance BY MilS. LYLE BALDERSON copa1 urc , , easant, on the slaymg of three Clvft rights ·~~w y, I1 Cresoenl • ._. voters, they ordered a shnllar amount ~ar· the day before and then Ulrtl ppe Mr. and Mrs. Dorset Riehal Tuesday, Sept 22, from noon workers. Plel1oant Volley BOtpltal Road, Mabwah, New Jersey or lng tho legend "I Like Arthur" - lor Arthur country promotion tour hi on cr~\· accompanied by Mr. and Mro Will! S p. m Reliable sources report thai AOMITI'ED: carolyn Mal- !Jndy Zltman, 427 Stuyveoant Wm~rlck, the resort's owner . Help! 1 m A Prooner ~ As c:~ ~~k: Henry Morton, Belpre, spent ~ The unit Is being oponsored the government plans to seek tox, Leon; Mrs. Frank 'Kirby, Ave., Rutherford, New Jersey. Irina llomich, the curvaceou.. cutie ol 20th ery .. "eekend In Washlnklon [) C., Jointly by LIOns, Klwams and at least nine lrnllcbnents In Chillicothe; Jack WUUam Ttuonk you. - IJNDA ~~n!nry·Fox, Is finally commg Into her own, Alan Pr~ce of the Animalo, the rocketmg they also traveled the Skyline Rotary Clubs of Pt. Pleasant. connllOtion with the !sayings, Roacb II, Pl. PlellUDl; Jomea Dear Lindo ond Lindy: be arrlng In four major productions due to British combo, has an ardent fan In young and Dme and spent some time on Doctors scheduled to be on which occurred at Pblladelphla, Denny, Soutbslde; Michael Pick· ' Wonderful Idea - let me film"t:ed In the next six months, and t h e lovely Pnncess Mary Oboienlllty of New York the East Coast. Iduty throughout the day are Mils' June 21. 1111, Pt. Pleasaal. !mow bow you progress. H. rnl II delighted by the b<st straw In the society She took blm on a tour of the local Mr. and Mrs. carroll Ran- ' Dr. Kenneth Byrne, Dr John DISCHARGED: Mn. Clyde This column Ia dedicated to :'!er ;;. ~1: magazm.. and newspapers all smart spots just before the group returned to dolph VISited Mr. and Mrs Grubb and Dr .. Edna Gettles. Metp Memorial BOQltal HamlMck, Ga!Upoll.o Irerry: lamlly llvinc, 10 If you're havLondon for a TV special and they have a date Jonnle Hayes ami fam•IY of Vir· ~~·~mobile chairman Ia Mrs. SalardaJ Admloolou - Lor· Mn. Carol Herman, Middle- b1( kid trouble or just plain li:arl Wlls or:d ;~nt to do stories on her nat! I' on an I a role In American . Inter· when the boyo return here to start a nation- gima. They alao tourned Wash· . II . I Volden Trained nurseo on Benedum ReediVille· Lucy port: Barto Pearson, GalllpOo trouble, let Helen belp YOU. He'l~n: ' upcom ng ''Beach Blanket Bingo" wide concert tour Jbnmy Dean Will moke ington, D C. w• a so be on duty through· Potta Cheahlre· ~~ue~' Wine- Ua Ferry; Mra. Jl111ts See and She wiD also welcome Jour ummst" • c;~eo, playing hlmoeU - boy col· personal appearance at the Huntsville, Texao, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Powell out the day, Weot Q,!Ulllbla. aon. Clifton; Jamll Powall, Jr, own 1llll1lllng experiences. Ad· band In ~ It wearing hi• nght pnson thiS fall. The lnmatea alked for him and family, Middleport were reSalardaJ Dfaebarlta _ A8a Apple Grove; Mrl. Curtla dress Helen Hottel 41 care Ill laP"'i a lh · • broke 1 bone while because they see bim on TV and "Wollke him cent IJUests of Mr. and Mrs. CHRISTINE TOO FAIIT Custer Jillnerovlllt• Tbom- Cyrus, Crown City: Mn. J)on. tbla newspaper. ow. because he has a good, clean lbow." Alfred calhdollar and fam•ly. ESCALA, Spatn (UPI)-Cbrl• u Pom;....,y: Edflb ald Humpbrey, Pt. PI~= Jonathan Wintera 1 bel 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronert King tlne Kotler the red-luilred pa" Cook. Pomeroy· William (lifo Mrs. Fredl1 Epllnl, Pt. P 1 star roleo In th wao Involved In l '• Pomeroy· 'Clllrl!n.ce lllw- ont; Mn. Lorena Windon, Maang sell for one of the Keefe Brasselle has alked Spencer Tracy entertamed with a dinner hon· ty girl 1 vers on of the monue move n g M d M c Ed ".., t on· Ml'l Wlllll PeDIIlnltoD, mootal novel .. Andersonville" Vittorio to make his TV debut on a "Reporter" epl· ~u':n r an . rs. d Bnt.ln'a aex and security ...,.. lt7, Pomeroy; Fredl1 Faelmle, A • lo ~DIVOTID TO INTilln 01' Gassman " due in New York for a thrOH!ay sode, and is anxiously awaiting the actor's re.l wedri;~r•; or the•r twenty first dal l~st year, was arrested for Middleport; Mra. James Wama- t;l'IRTH: Mr. and Mn. Verlo Mllll MAlON AliA 'onlerence With Joe Levine. He's up for the ply Robert Kennedy'a aupporte,.. obvlou. so pr.:ent"ruvers~~y Frl~~~· al· ~ed•ng here Sunday and fined ley and 11011, Pomeroy. Norville, Albion, a aon. .,...,. •· -part of the steplati!OI' In "Harlow" Be 1 • ·· were elf C 1 ren, .. 33. BlriU Salarday - A 1011 to ~- "-••• ..,... Massi featW'ed in "Wba ak rm~ Y aren t superstitious They've rented the Karen and Robin Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee, PornPRII~~te~~ ..,.;. ........ . - . . . , Is pre' ring a ni tclubt M es Sammy Run same headquarton on li: 42d St. thai were and Donald Kmg MARRIAGE APPUCATONS eroy. SOROJUTY TO MEET ~:.,,::.,~, • .:.,;:::~. ";:'""'"" wo o:::lna! tun.f'by once - '" what aeem hke the dear, dead Wayne Chevalier opent Sur Wilbur Edward Roblnloa. 21, San<lay Admlsatono - Goldie There wlU be a meeting o1 !how Steve Lawre•Coun•-·· Chr tina' days ol long ago - occupied by the backers day With Mr. ami Mrs John Coolvlile and Marilyn Lee Graham Rutlar.d• Dora Phil· tho XI Gamma Mu Chapter of ""'"'" n • - • .,.,. '"""'"' ' ........ · ~ IS of Gov Scranton for the GOP d u 1 Cheval• r I Lodi ' ' ' '~•,.., .. "'- . - .,.... 11 ...,...,.,, >aolozzl Is sWI lheddln learJ over tbe loss n pr081 en • e Koehler, 18, Reedavllle; Malvin llpo, Pomeroy; Llndl1 Hysell, Bet. Slama Pb!Thllrlday, Stpl• ,, her orange pomeraJOD, Lu loo last seen ommauon. Janet Hetzer and Norma Nl· Guy Drake, Jr., 36, Reedlvllle, lllrrloonvillo; T!leodure Benge~ ember 24, at the Oblo Power ..Jl:::""~::::;:."':._";'.""t:'.,'; >n Madison Ave. between Slitb ~ •~6th St U kl V~ct~r Borge ls on Tony Perkbl's bicycle cholo of Columbuo Buslnesa Co~ and Marjorie Hope Adams, 3$, Pomeroy; Cor! Smith, Pome- olllce In Pomeroy. Tha meet- '"" "'"· ••• ••,. cnr. 0... w-. ooyone linda tile four-year-old pooch <ci•Woo c He pedals everywhere JIIIISible on his lege spent a lew days at their Long Bottom. roy; Althea Randolph, Chester. 1ng will be pr~ed ay a plllD- ......,,.,.. •hlte tall, no collar) pl..,. rt to Chrli- two-wheeler Robert Ruark baa made Abbe homes litre Dlac:luirJes lillada1 - Adolph qed potluck dinner al 8;10 pJD. oow"' - ....., _ " .., 8 happy lady by talllna !Ina at Tll111pleton 8-!VU. repo ber be'd llke Mr and Mrs. John Httzer COURT ACTION Grueaer, !>flnenv~De; Irene Richard and Uz can now COIIUDand ~ 000 tier for ID lmpo~t ~. Ia lbe movie edJ. and Janet, Mr. ami Mrs. Alpha Glenver 8oQell, Racine RD, D~ Ashton, W. Va.; Carrie LOCAL TEMPI .,... ,.,.. ....., l nljb~ just for poetry readin&l A aoclety l bia novel Uburu. Abbe baa always Smith, md Mr. and Mro. JoJm. wao fined flO and COlla for 1JI.. Rou8b, Racine; Kenneth Dars~ '!11e temperalurt was '18 4e- a , - · ........,. • - pres~ IICftlt baa presented a World's Fair,... OIJI to be • movie otar, and tbla milbt be ny Hetzer, Parkeroburl, W.va. loldeatlon and the caoe of Ohio Middleport; J'red Smith, PoJIIo ... ,. under clear skla• ID :,.":..,. - :;::- ., • ., tauraat with 1 111co tab _ ..._000 for promo- lhl rolo lllal would do the Irick. batt.:rnled tho State Fair, Col111Jlo ••· Donovan Gallapar waa dl• eroy; Lorena MU!er, GaWpoJ.. downtowD PQDjeroyal U:D lbla ....., ,.,..-::..:.-• Ill. milled, In Colmty court J'rida)', 111 Forry, W. Va. lllOI1IiJII. Ki \'er nel\ s ' • LJPI Briefs p106 rams t 1 Defending Champion Logan to Repeat as SEOAL Champions say Scribes, 'Casters I be l m, Day Students Raise College Enrollment I u. s. d Oh"10 H•s•Scores ' 1 Angry C d 1010 StreefS I Voice of Br·oadwav ••• rellortina J', Acr ' n;t Mrs Reedsville SOCie • ty N0 t es D••- to' a.. I "rv K:J• bre..;.,., 1 Aniter.on, who I thO•~.;:~'! ::! ~~~e THE DAILY SENnNR ~r~~ :~--: ::::: :,'l...;.fi["l: ° :;an• on: ""'& oe. =-:.:,.,: • ;,:;-:..,: ': ' I :m Total Yards I I t4 ..--... - .-..... -..-..............-._.-, RADIATOR ond ANTI-FREEZE I ;r ! 2 FRmblet Fam.bles Lost TIME DON'T DELAY Beat The Rush FASTEST & BEST sr\TISTfCS Porn Rut RADIATOR SERVICE I I The undefeated Logan Ctuef· each out of 11 votes cast runner up 20!1 '\' <t rdti tams were tabbed Sunday as the The powerful Ch1eftams gar In thiNi plac£ Wellston had IN THE AREA team to beat m the 1964 South- nered five second place votes 65 pomts Jackson had 55 for 18 17 Yard s pas" mg eastern OhLO League football wh1le Athens had four St>conds fourth . Calhpohs 40 for fifth, By L1mtt>d Prtss lntf'rnatJOnat New \ ork. !9 59 601 75 t5 Pf"nhtl If'S campaign as members of the and one th1rd 1 Pomeroy 37 for s1xth Middle~~ 62 589 1 I SEQ Sportson-1ter~ and Broad None of the other s1x teams port 20 for seventh, and NelNalwnal League Ha lt lm ott' 9 4 R9 63 586 2 Passt"s 4.ttr-mp!Pd casters Assoctation met m received a f1rst place vote but sonv11le had 15 for the la st spot w L P<l r.H t lllla~o 78 73 517 12 \> 3 Jackson for theu annual prog· one scrLbe picked Jackson as a Two members John Weber Philadelphia 90 60 600 DetJolt 2 ~~ Pa sst>s Compl .. tt•,1 76 73 510 1 31 1 WY 2 3898 nosbcatton and election of offL· - - of Wellston and J1m Myers of 1st LouJs 83 66 557 61•1 Cle veland 1 2 0 cers Logan were not present , but , , Cmcmnalt 77 76 507 14 7 Pas"es lnlt>r<'f'pltt:l 83 66 557 61 ':.! I os AngeiPS E Matn St Pomeroy 75 76 497 151 "1 Logan, the defending SEOAL 0 C3 S 310 voted by absentee lhrough an San Fram'Jslo 83 67 5;~3 7 Mmnesota Downs 19 % champion, edged onrushing Athother memhe 1 "Tbt'se refrlgf'l'ators ~. whet>ltl Mliwaukf•e 68 84 447 23 1 ~F~1r~s~t_::::__~.......:,:_.:..:::=========~ 77 72 517 !:.! 1 ~ Boston ens by Just one vote, 82¥.! are swell, Mom . ' -- - Pittsburgh 76 72 514 II I Wa shmgton 59 93 388 32 1 Press passes were Issued by 8!'h With one scribe, Bob Wli· the secretary to those request- - - -Los Angeles 75 75 500 15 I Kensas rl ly 54 % 360 36 Its of Wellston, predicting the mg them and 1t was agreed ChJc i'lgo 67 82 4 ~0 22112 1 Saturday'& Results lwo powerhouses to fimsh Wilh that same press passes used 1Housl on 62 89 411 28'>, New York 8 Kansas Ci tv! a eo- champiOnship. In 1963-64 would be offlciai l Nt" '{Jrk 51 98 1 ~2 381 '11: Boston 7 Mlnnt> so ta 2 lt was the feelJng or the for the 1964-65 season tn all I National League Wa shmglon I Chtcago o 10 lDmembers that Logan and Ath- Ry Unl't~d Press International SEOAL athletic contests 'I G AB R H Pet Saturday's Resulls nmgs ens would be 10 a class by Ohto's college footbalJ teams the rneetmg was adjourned C mnt PI Its 143 576 89 198 344 San Fran< Jsto 13 Pttlsburgh 4 Clevt>land at Detroit ram themselves With the other SIX served not1ce th1s weekend that untJl the next sessiOn whtrh IS 1Aaron Mil 133 533 98 173 325 Los Ang~;>II:'S 4 Phlladelph 18 3 I us Angeles at Ba ll! more ra in teams fightmg it out for flrst l they mtend to fatten their scheduled for Nov 15 at 2 p Cartv, Mtl 120406 63130 320 1 16 lnrung ~ Sunday's Results Th Way You Like It division berths at the conclu- ords at the expen~ of out~of m m Mtddleport at whJch time W~llm s Chi 149 596 92190 Jl9 j llou o;lon 2 New York 1 M t 12 Bo t 4 non of the state foes all head coache• will meet With rck S11 14.l 5831: :ll7 1CmcmnatJ 7 St Lom s 5 I • Citv 0 ' d Ten Buckeye schools took on the associatiOn members to se" I Santo Chi 148 552 315 1St Low s 2 Cmcmnan o I os 1\ngeles 8 Baltimore 5 1sl LOW PAYMENTS ... Jr'lli 1han '"n ma~ thlnk. Wel1sto~~ e~ dR~kets foreign competition over lhe lect the 1964 AII-SEOAL foot- Torre Mi l 142 ~8 7917! 312. ChKag-o 5 Mllwaukee 3 I Baltimore 8 Los Angeles 2 2nd were PIC or Ir Pace, weekend and seven of them ball team Flood StL 149 627 88 Ht5 311 Milwaukee 6 Chicago 5 Detroit 6 f. leve!and 5 lst FAIR CHARGE ••• Thnftv oomPf'tlllve rates. Jackson was placed fourth, Gal· were s~ccessful 1t took Alle.n Ph1la 149 580 ltl J79 309 Sunday's Resulls Clevelanu 7 DetrOit 2 2nd ]Ipohs barely edged Pomeroy for Pennsylvania teams, Those atlendmg Sunday's Cepeda. SF 132 492 72 152 309 1Cmcmnat1 9 St Lom s 6 Chicago 4 Wash mJZion 3 fifth place, with the Panthers and Callforma (fa) State meetmg were Bob Byer, WMPO Hunt NY 124 466 69 144 309 1Mllv.aukee 5 Chi cago 2 1 !IIEND-TO·fRIEND ... Want any fa\'or" !\-k ., a close sixth, Middleport IS along w1th Centre of Bradbury, Bob Wmgett and American League [ Philddelphta 3 Los Angeles % (No ~::~·~~h~~:~ seventh. and Nelsvnville was to break the perfect mark Bob Roberts, Daily Sentmel G AB R H Pet San F'ranc tsto 4 P11lsburgh 31 gTu •• , G REAl DEAL. .. neaier oners thrifty C.L finance plan. glven the cellar spot VIllanova took advantage Bud McGhee, WJEH, Galbpol· Oliva, Mmn 150 628105 203 323 11 Innmgs tauay s ames I In the election of officers for two Toledo fumbles and a IS, Bob Willis, Wellston Tele- B Hbsn Bal 153 573 76 179 312 Houston I New York 0 mght Ch icago at Los Angelt>s night I 1964-65, Bob Byer of WMPO Ra- pass to rack up a 2. , Win gram, Odie O'Donnell, Galhpol· Howard NY 136 497 53 151 304 M0 nd ,1 P b8 bl P 1t b Mmnesota at Kansas Cy , mght Coli U1 First bt> for~ vou buv ~o oblwat10n SPP how tow vnuf& ~ I T b W II d F k ' ay ro e t en Baltimore at Detroit ~ ' mo u t.~ l'ootlld b.. M~ ~ Itt' 11" 1 ra" •ttntd wh .. !e-ver you want d10 m Bradbury was named the Rockets wtule IS rJ une, J ar 1tzpatr1c , Mantle NY 131 428 81 130 304 Cmcmnat1 at Ph1ladelptna N Y k 1 Cl 1 d % •Hm bP!!Pr lhAn you thut~ght Tiwn go w,ll pr~pare d to any the new president, succeedmg took on Ma~etta and came WLMJ, Jackson, and Rowl Freeh~ Det 134 482 65144 299 [ lmghtl- Tsltoun s (7-ll• vs Ma- ~7 htor a eve an . twl dea ler He \\Ill ~~H~· \o 1 a fme J.-al un tl1t: thruty C1ty Loan finance plwl c.. I! us fa:.st.. Jim SoJisrs of the Jackson Her- With a 21-10 VIctory CentrP Congdon and Tom Metters of I Rbnsn Chi 131 490 79 146 ~8 haffey 02·8 ~ g I aid Rowland Congdon, sports Wilmington o-o the Athens Messenger. I Cnglro, Bos 101367 66 109 297 San Francisco at Houston Boston at Washmgton, mght e<ht.or of the Athen§ Messen' Yastski, Bos 142531 74157 296 lmghtl - Bolm !5 ll Vi'! John- 1 • I ger, was named vice preSJdent, Otherwise, it was a banner Causey, {';C 146 563 79166 295 son no-161 Saturoay'a Cohege P..e!tults and Odie O'Donnell of the weekend for the Ohioans, led by S Brssud, Bos 148 535 81156 292 •Only games scheduled) By Umted Press lnloroat•onal 1 Gallipolis Tribune elected for Mid-American powerhouses 1 Home Runs [ Tuesday' s Games East the seventh year as the group's UmversJty and Bowling Green National. Mays, Giants 44 St Lows at New York ru~ht Navy 21 Penn Slate fl & SAVINb~ CU. secretary • treasurer Defendmg MAC ChampiOn WtllJams, Cubs 32 , CPpeda, Ctncmnat1 at Phliadelphu:l, mgttt Ithaca 16 Clanon 7 In the meeting conducted at Ohio revenged a 1962 Sun Bowl ants 30 , Hart, Giants !?.8 , San- Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, mght Boston Coli 21 S)far-us~ 14 WY 2·2171 the Jolly Lane• Bowling Cen· defeat by dowmng West Texas to Cubs 211 Los Angeles at Chicago Army 34 Citadel 0 125 E Main 51. ter, the scribes presented sket. State, 16-14, on a late scormg . San Francisco at Houston night Norwich 43 Colby 19 Bob M1lle-r, Mgr. ches of their respective teams plunge by halfback Mac WagAmencao: Killebrew , Twms • . • W b lied f It'~ an upset when the favor- 48 Powell Onoles 35 Colav1• American League 1 Bowdoin 38 Worcester Tech 13 Also Offices In Galhpolis .and Athens listing ~ny coaching changes, nher a,gnetrli u lhovler trhaom Ite wms in the National Foot to' A's 33 Stuart Red Sox 33 W. L. Pet. GB \1assachusetta: 6 Mame () L - - - - - -..... and noting the strength and t e one- oo ne w1 ess n ' · • weaknesses of the teams. four rnmutes to go for the Bob. ball League Mantle. Yanks 32 After each member had giv· cat v1ctory After only two week! of the RIIDI Batted In en his resume, the ballotmg The Falcons of Bowling Green new campa1gn, there Isn't a National · Boyer, Cards 114 took plaee with Logan a 0 d contmued thetr mastery over perfect record team among the Santo, Cubs 108, Mays, G1ants Athens each rece.ivmg five first Southern Ilhno1s, downmg tbe 14 members 102 , Torre, Braves 95 . W1l· place votes and the one tie vote vimting Saluk1s, 35~12 The wm Every favored team was beat- llams. Cubs 94., Callison, Ph1ls 1 extended coach Doyt Perry's en Sun~y In the biggest upset, 94 Cepeda, Giants 94. non-conference record at BG to the Baltimore Colts , 10 112 pomt Amencan: Stuart, ~d Sox an incredible 28·1 underdogs, edged tbe Green 109 Killebrew Twms 109 B In another major battle Ml- Bay Packers 21-20 when Gold- Robmson, Onoles 105, Colavito ann and Xavier battled to 'a 7-7 en Boy Paul Hornung missed A's 101 Mantle, Yanks 100 tie In the operung game an attempted conversmn kick Pitching ' each squad Xav1er scored on a The San Franc1sco F'orty NatJOnaJ Koufax, D1 lgers ,, one·yard plunge by Nlners turned back the Phlla- 19 5, Bunnmg, Ph1ls 1R 5 1 American Football League .. ~' "'- .......l~~J , 1\ ' By Uolted Preoo Jaternatinnal Joe Wyzkoskl 1n the second Eagles 28-24, the St ctlal, G!Bnts 19-7 Short, Pl11ls W. L. T. Pel. PF PA period, ami Miami tallied wben Cardmals held the Clev.. 17 7 O'Toole, Reds 15 7 Browns to a 33-33 dead- American: Bunker, Onoles Buffalo 2 0 o1.000 64 30 fullback Joe Kozar went Bllilon 2 0 o1000 50 42 from the e1ght In the third lock, and the Pittsburgh Steel· 17·5 Pappas, Onoles IS. 5, New York 1 0 o1000 30 8 quarter upended the New York Chance Angel s 19· 7, Ford Houston 1 1 .500 113 &5 27-24 In other surprises Yanks 15-6. Kralick, Weatem Dtvtsloa Ohio CoDoge Fooblall Seore1 Eagles and the Browns 12 5 W. L. T. Pet. PF PA By Ualted Preoo International both ~ere favored by 6\2 pomts; - -- -- - - -- -San Diego 1 t o 500 $ii 54 Findlay 37 Hope <Mich ) 0 tbe Gmnts by 4. ton Redskms 28 18 The week· ltaDJas City 0 1 0 000 17 34 Miami 7 xav1er 7 <tie) In • pair of ''pJck 'em" end ser1es of upsets was tng~ Denver 0 2 o 000 19 60 Musklngum 11 Akron o games, the Ch.l.cago Bears scor- gered saturday mght when the Oakland o 2 o .000 42 59 Wittenberg 28 ed a M-~ victory over the Mm· Loa Angeles Rams held t he Saturday's Results BaldWlll·Wallace 26 nesota Vtkmgs and the Dallas heav1ly-favored Detroit Lwns lo Houston 42 Oakland 28 Dayton 41 St Joseph <lnd) o downed the Washing· a 17· 17 standoff (Only game scheduled) Villanova 22 Toledo 0 Sunday•o Resulll Ohio Uruv 18 W Texas State 14 Buffalo 3 Denver 13 Bowling Green 3& Boston 33 San Diego 28 Southern Illinois 12 IOniy pmes ocheduled) Wooster 7 Ashland o Deruson 20 Rochester 7 National FootbeD League Defiance 28 Adrian 12 By Ualted Preoo laterDitlonal California IPa ) 21 Mar10tla 10 Eaotern Dlvialoa Otterbem 3& Indiana Central 7 SAVES MONEY L. T. Pel. PF PA Ohio Northern 14 Mt Umon 8 SAVES TIME 1 0 1 1.000 49 39 Heidelberg 0 Bluffton 0 (tie) Louis 1 0 11.000 t10 46 Centre IKy ) o Por Hom• lmpronmHh 1 1 0 .500 82 35 Wdmmgton 0 (tie) Thera's "" bel1a' place to loot lor • ,_ of co.ared der._,- trucb. Also, 1 1 0 .500 41 50 Vermont 14 American Int 6 Or lpeclal L•ndscaplnt trucl< ll>ao io1 lbo long oirOII!J liAe of new d1esels round out a lineup of 258 medium1 I 0 .500 30 M Edinboro 47 Bridgewater 0 WI FURNISH ••• '05 Chevrofets. Witit so "'AllY different and heavy· duty models lor b1g tougli jobs. 0 2 0 .000 31 tl5 Kutztown 13 Central Conn 0 types and sizes to choose flbno. you e&A You oame it-Che't)''s got it lor '651 0 2 0 000 !I til Susquehanna 42 Rndlph-Macon 0 eTOP SOIL And it's aU solid top.quality vroripcwer. get o tntdt lloal' a virtually buill to lit yow Dlvlaloa E Strornlsbg 21 Soutlm Conn 8 Tl>at """"'" real truck strength and efll. buslne811 aAd your budget. IV. L. T. Pet. PF PA Indiana St 14 Shippensburg 0 eFILL DIRT Y"" cao choose w- 111 tffhn"'t ciency iQ engine, chass1s and cab, any I 0 1 1.000 43 34 Cortland IS AUred 0 plcltup IIOdola, a.d 1M widest se1ectioio Wlodel. See your Clleotrolet dealer. I 0 11.000 43 31 Maine Mrtme 19 Kmgs Point 12 eSAND 1 I 0 JOO 43 33 StLawrence 15 Bates 8 I 1 0 .500 82 58 Wealinater 39 Carnegie Tech 0 eGRAVEL I 1 0 .500 46 S1 Gettysburg 27 Hofstra 7 I I 0 .500 43 54 Buffalo 3& Boston U. 0 Telep/K»e ,._ CbtWIOiet deMw llbout snr type olltvck 1 1 0 .500 4& iO C. W.Post 3& Lycoming 8 ~lly's Renll BaD St. 28 Sllppery Rock 7 17 Detroit IT Albright 24 Grove City 0 3HI902 ttab~~~~ Renita Bluefield St. IS Concord 7 York M Denison 20 Rochester 7 lan Fran Pblladelpbla 24 Norwich 43 Colby 19 Phone WY 2-3284 Cleveland Sl. Louis 3S Sprin&fleld 14 Coast Guard I Baltimore Green Bay 20 Wagner II Trentoo I Middleport WY 2·2126 POMEROY MAIN STREET ::lllcaco , : : : : :za W.Llberty St. 14 Gleavllle at. ., llallu K 18 '· Froolbur& M Gallaudet 12 NGS -·,. HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE "ioj G• Revenge £or Bb t I 1 1 Leaders Sun Bowl Loss I 1 1 FINANCING campal~n ~~ IB I Gt - N~~n~~r~ Kan~aosn 1 1 1 It' An upset IfFavorites Win in NFL GI-l -----------...,..==-1 • Pr0 FOOtbaII Standings ' o READY -MIXED w. CONCRETE • FROM THE LONG STRONG UNEOF ------- Pl Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. NEW '65 CHEVROLETS --········--------------=:;;._____ POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY - I �' Discipline in Home, School Theme Ot Panel Discussion by CC League A panel discussion on "Dis· Mrs Childs observed District Deputy Club Meets in Tuppers Plains In thot , ............ CA#fi'S ft-~ ~pline in the llumr a n d parents have a responsibility in )chool" carried out the " Back 1 demons1rating to children the • ' • About M;tldle,IIW'Wf ror • Tuppers Plam 1th• year. and~~~~S~e~nt~i~ne~I~,~::~~~~~~~~!:..:2~1~,_:19~64~ 111·-'·. Bodimer. sun of Mr . Mrs. Bt!rt BoeHmer. has returnWOMY!N or AU. AOU w.Hb or wua. oyt kllb IChOOI edlleaekln en no• f'd to Kent Stnte University for enJoy euuztt.Jo, pre.ut:• and eum' mUD.lt)' rupect that ollt' arWu•* thf' fall term. enjoy. Thero u. a ~rtl•• of Pn~ti - WOME N , WANTED civil . I FOR SPARE TIME --------- I UP I IGH's 1 0 NE 1 1 DAY SERVICE I SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S I I I ~ WANTED! ·· · I I•' I 1 ElTING i I I WI'}kesville SOCJety , Notes • N S . oetety ctl Nune1 ill thll ana. You 4,r• nftl!e4 h doetor, ...Utant., In elll'l· A meeting ol the De"puty club !Clio LMtlt•UOQII, prlnte d.UtJ', eto. School'' ttwme for the first I respect and love thE'V have for of District 13: D~ughte~s of Am,.,. .. T PALl"El'IAOSNAN~'IL~~4. J Free UIIJ~C"t WIUI piUimiDt .. G E S A your lo~l.( area . I •• 1 erica and dtslrtct offtcers and . P · . . dd t ~all mf'eting of the Ml leport nnf ana u~·r and that pArent.-; Mr and Mrs. Gen~ DeWees '. . Mr. James Brew1ngton , who , action has bE>en It led m the of· 18•59 MArL COUPON TODAY . Child Conser~ation League 1 sho~Jd .!!h~w a umtOO ~land on • and family of Columbus spent c?uncllors and ass~tate coun- 1 Leache~ in Columbus. spent the fice of th~ Circuit Clerk . I thursday evenmg at thf' home dts~tphne tn the home I the weekend with her parents ctlors of each Council, was held weekend at his home in Mid· · Thf' Mountain Electronics Corn- II MoMrl'l $Chotl •t 'rUtlctl Nurtlnl I , .. Thl D•lly kntl~l of Mrs. William Slater. I Mr. Kelly gave e11:amplf's of ~lr and Mn. Everett Thoma~ Sund~y afternoonS\ the lodge dleport. Mr. and Mrs. Brewing· ; pany. or Huntington vs. I •olt 6U, Pomoroy , Dhlo Mrs. Robert Burket!, presi· j p~nhlf'ms to be met m .'l:rtlool 1and other relatives in Middle· ha~dl1~h ~~~~~s p~~~~~~t de . ton were joined by their dau~h· Pierson dba Leo~s .TV_. NAME ..... . I ADDRESS . . . , • . . .. .. . .. dt'nl opened the mt'f'ting with I with. children and a nf'e-d for i pori 'ded y, th f P 1 ter . Sandra. who altf'nds R 1 u Pleasanl. The plmnhff IS seek· I 1 CtTY . . . . . . .. .... .. STATE ... .. tht • ~1ot her's Prayer rept>atPd in °~'d tencl?'l and _respect fr~m ~1r. and Mrs. Bill Wllliamson l ~~i.chpr:s~nM !\th era~:: 1 ~~ ! Grande College. · ing judgmE"nt or Slil4.18 with.· I OCCUPATION . .. . .. A0t. ., , IIIAJI. .... , . , .. SINGLE . , .. un ison by the group. Mrs. Sla· ~htld;Pen n Jth7~ co~~.~~~ \loll~ and son David are visiting at Edith B~tzing as~oc~ate state Miss S~rah Berhtle: who fl l· tere~t .and court costs I T!L ter pl·esf'nled devotlon.~ htclud· enr '. r~ and o t>r c I _ren Fl. Campbell, Kv. wit!l Mr. and "lc counci lor' who Wf:l 1'ntro-- tends busmess school m \olum- l it~hiii'djjei!ejjnjidjjaniiti.iiiiliiiiiiiiii · h 1 questlvn an answer pE'r1od was ~ e · s b t h k d th lng a poem on t he ~r oo h ld foi l In th d' . . Mrs. 0 an 1e1 0. Struble. dured by Mrs . Wakelv. Minutes us. spen t e wee en wt 1 th t'nw nnd the Z:!rd Psalm eD . owt h g b 't tstusswn_ Mr.~. VIctor Young of Eas t t uf the last club meeting were her parents, Mr. and Mrs . .Jack urmg . e us ness ~e~ston \1 . S dM dM Th Bechtle and famtly Mrs George Childs ;md Mr .] Mrs. Burkett a.nnounrf'(i that · am I. an r. an rs . o- 1read. It was reported that the ' R b rt H . . ·C b 1 0 eh Tom. Kelly conductr'CI tht" panel Mrs. f\rnnf'lh Scites h<td hfen n~as Taylor o_r Mason, W. Va. district sold 97 trays. : a,rk>S, d ·itlo u,m "r'· . i 1 . . . vtsJ ted recen.tv at Ft Wayne , . . d spent t e wee en v. 1 liS adisc ussion str~ss_ln~ the m- app(ltnte-d Sta t~ Ltbrartan . of · Ind. with Mr. ·a nd Mr~ . Da 1 'I .ElectiOn of o!ftcers was he\ lher. Robert Harri s. Sr. portnniT of dtsc1phne m the tl1r State Chtld Con .. ervatton 1 . e with Mrs. Wakely se lected as 'l M d Ed R , . tte I sc hoo Is · I, L engue And WI·tt serve a.-; n ue " I· . ust ls. I pres1'd ent, Mrs. Bet. .ce r. an ~1rs . f' kgard. \fe\· famt·t y t·r 1 e and m . zmg, v1 ld ·r. , 1 1 ~ ~ -~ Pgnte to thf' state conte l·enct' Mrs. Oesste Puttcrson return - ~ presidf'nt: Phyllis Rowan sec· no s spenl ·' 1e w c en tn o i tO be held in Clfvt>la nd . Mrs .· ed home F'riday evening, after retary · and ~illle Mobherly , gant_ own wtth thetr .<;on <1 n Grnl" ro nd-r al:<~o wag named a~ a several day~ visit at Grea t , treasu;er . A project for the fam 1ly, Mr. ~ nd Mrs. Val 0 dPie,~~;ate. 1Bend with he! daughtt>r and distri ct was discussed. M r s. nolds and c htldr~n. 1 . . son· in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Cla ir Wake! asked the Council De M_rs. Rnbert Rmehart arcom· ConstJ!uhon or llw or- Bnso and fnmi\v I 1. Y h b p- pamerl her granddaughtl'.'r. l,y· I Tile 1 . . "' ,· . d . r~ l ' . · u tes to con act t e mem ers . h h g.1mzat1on wn . re\1€Wf' Anl, Mlss N IIH'\' Ro~n of Great r h . C .1 d k h dm Johnson. tot e orne of .. ·. · . dd · · ote1rounctanastem , . ON two p!O\ItsJOns .Jmen e . m- Rt>nd was the weekend guest o( l d . Sh ·I latter s parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1 rl' b .to allen meetmgs. , e a so d . . H M b 1 1 1 11 c u mg · : lr ~-d"dt WI Ch'l~ ! her grandmother, Mrs. Df'sSiP asked that each Council h<~ve E Wtn J_ohn~on tn ,.s ton. ! a.;;s known as t 1<' 1 eport 1 I Pa1lt>l'Son. bl' . , h . • d · They lelt th1 s past Wf't'k fur C'onserV<lllnn Leagu~. and 2. a ' a pu lett) r air 1a y. Boston. ~f'mber n:i ssi ng _rhree ('Onseru- · Don ~fayrr, sludenl at Co. Plans were_discussed for Lh~ Miss Carol S<'n ll, d.a ughtr-r of !IVf' meet 1ngs w1thoul an Px-llumbus Barbf'r Co llege. spent ! Booster meeting to be held Oc· IMr. U!Jd .\oTrs. Paul Scott, left I cused absrm"f' will hr drnppt'd lthe wr-P.kend with his parents. ' lober 1.2 at Bt!lpre. Plans were js unday lri enroll m tht" Hnlzt>r !'rnm the cl ub . Mr. and Mrs. Boy .\t:tyer. la_lso dlscus~ed ~or renrgamza. Hospi tal Srhnol of nursing in LAUNDRY. Club members will serve lhe l Mr . ~nd_ M':-": Sl' lwyn White t~cn. of the rllstnrl choru s. The i· Ga llipo li s. WY ~~~2;LE~~::ROY ! Meigs Count y Bloodmobil e visit l ol Ga l l~pohs .vlstled ~rlday eVe· Chnstmas ~arty was ~I fo·r l Mr . and Mrs. H;lrold C:eorgP e think you'll find you can't afford Home repair loans are one of the way1 ~;;;;:;:::::;:=:;;;:::;;;::;::::;:~O:c:to:b:e:r:2:6:.=M=r~•=·-=G=e~ n:e::H::o:u=d~a.- 1 nmg W11h Mtss N~ttle Koehler. December t.i, at Pnm~ro} at J. . and son, - · - - · - - ' M:s~es Lena and Katie Guth 30 p.m. and thPrP w1ll he a $1 ct· Rrian, of1 Callipnlis. ,1 1 ·rt h · were mner gucs s ::~st , on· to have it fixed when you dis- we try to help folka who need money · gt exc .ange · re Iurne d homf' F' n·d ay evemng, dav evening of Mr and :'11rs. how a home repair loan can for any worthwhile need. Stop in ancl after a several days visit in Atte~dtng from Theodor~s L. . W. McComas. The dinner Colmnbu~ with Mr. and Mrs. , Counctl. ~omcroy were Marte l was held ilt obsNvancr ol lhf' proovi1de you· with the cash Io do it oee u& or phone ahead if you wiah. .James R. Hood and \1r. and ! Hau~k. Ellwtx>th r:~mphell. fir s1 wedd ing ann iVf'r ~<ln· of MEN-WOMEN i\'lrs. fi'r ('d Healy. I I.JHtle Chnrn, !':dna Rr1bel and ~~ d M c · N If II " r. an rs. uPnrgP . h-om ·~,·· 18 to ~Z . l"r•par• n ow Llnroln s .. rvJn ha~ l!elped lhnu ECONOMY SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY for l l <; C'lvll -"""' !~~ .t oh "P""· G_ar l<md WN!Vf'r of D::~yton e lf' avi'S. Mrs. Chnrlt>s Ha:-:ktn~. \\':l">h •And• pr~p"rt!' for lhPI~ '''QII Jn11 i~ lhla lUI d.wlnJ lho ne~l ••••n· •···ar <inn r•l ~ll tr i< ""' of , :-trnvpd S;ttu rd ay for a Wf't'k· ing lon. D. C., \'lsitrJJ r· r'r't'n tl~· 1J tnonlhl. lhP l~r~r ~• anrl <) I ll~<' pri•·~ IP II· GOI'Pfllnlf'tol po~l ll n n1 p~y U t\l~b nwn.., l •rhnn l• 101 il• lUll~ ,1•1~ il $25° 0 TO $2QQQ 00 . (•nd visit t. nd w<Ls Hcromp<ln· wilh his p<~rents. Mr. and .\trs. ~ .111 1446.00 ·' n1onl~ to otart. They prm mu~h (real•r Uo•url· lnt'OI. : i erJ home b~· Mr~. Weaver ond Noah Haskir.s. \J FE IN SURANCE AVAILABLE ON ALL LOANS fOWN DI D 119i ly ThiJI po . ;ott' emp!oympnt and For f' R F.I1: lnformaltnn on G<ll't'rn ucllllnl opporrunlh tor advan~P. I daug hter. Ann . who have heen I 'fom Ha il, son of Mr. u 1\ d mPn t jn h•. Jowln,tln~ liol of pt>fil m•nt. Many po,iilona I'O'<I"lrt 300 Second St.- WYandotte 2-2 111, Pomeroy . ht're wilh her father , .J n h n Mrs E. 0. Rail le-JL I hi s Wt>Pk · lion~ and ulior••• · fill 0111 ''" "~'"" I Jttl~ or no ~prrlalh;~ Pilur~llnn ~n d matt ~~ nnrt TriO'\\ \ "" Ot •1! 0'Pf[Pilrl'. I Smtvagr· who 11nder~·enl sur_g· end ·for 1\f'nt SlattLlniwrsit;.; ' 11 ill a!•.-. 1:+'1 f~•ll rlr·r"U ~ "" M>W But lo I"' on~ ef Hm1e lo"- ..vou \f\11 ran JO "r•Pif fu1 lhPU mu•l pa•B 11 tps!. ThP rnmpPti!ion er~· at Metgs Memonal Hosplt-1 orr· !p•l<. 1cers an d personne I of th e,1where . hr will be a :5np'homore. I• k«-n and ll• t < ) tn~ cue• rmly Don't dl! liJ' . ACT NOW! ODI OUI Of flvt P&ll . NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON .1 · j ~1 lddleport High School Glee Tom IS campus edt tor nl thP , • Mr. find Mrs.· William Krn · 1Club were selected and include co 11ege newsp aper, T·t1e KP nl 1 nr•dy moved Fnday to Grove 1 'd J d M . Stater. He will also be wo1·king DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 481 , c·t, , prest ent, u y oore; VJCe . Pekin, llllnol• J }• • president Dianne Criswell · sec- for the Kent newspaper durmg \irs. J . E. D. Hart.mger \\'as I t c' . c k d. 1 am \'ery much intereste-d. Please send me ahsolute tr FRFE thC" Sunday evening dinner gues t I rt> ary,S onmeM oo_e; &n trea· (1) A list of U.S. Government POSit ion ~ and 'a !aries; (:.:! 1 In· d M R . B h ; surer, • usan , d n I . ·1r . an 1 rs. o11 m ear s. 1 M be . orns. S formation on how lo qudify for a ll.S. Government Job. -~ : em rs me1u e - l SI. O· 1 I prano, Ann Criner , Barba ra N ame----------------------~------- ------ ---- Age- ---Fir·!i!l 0PtPC"tion Heffner, Mary Walburn, Sherry ! {]inie is Od. B Simmons. Carole Anderson, SanCity ---------------~---------------- State ------------PT PLEASAf\'T - The first dra Hollinshed, Linda Gilkcrdy, :;~~~~~~~;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;~~~;:;:;:;;;;:;_~, in a sE'ries or cancer detection Becky Goodll ll , Jamarilla Wa , -· ·-- ------~ clinics is schedu:ed for Ociober i Ruth Ann Halley, ~Iaine Davis, Hili at the Byrnt' Clini c in Pt. · Marsha R.owles, LJandra CartPIE'asant . I en, Ann Hanson, Mar_ y Wolfe, For thr First fpw month~. cli n· l Mari lyn Stumbo, Sanc;ra Humic~s will be held each secnnd phries. Kathy McElhinny, Sus· and four th Thursda }, between an Ohlinger , Karl!n Hawley, : ONLY HNEST SOLID, tlw houn; of 1 and 3 p. m. Vol· I Janie Gerard, Thelma Robin - I NORTHERN-GROWN ll!ltP,·rs are needetl fur rll lak- son. Betsy Cunnin~ham, Myr- ~ MAPLE •.. OF HARDEST ing t1islories and (21 htolping tle Faulk. S~sie Manley, Brent.he doctor. , da C:laze, D1ane Va n Coone~·. 1 "BOWLING PIN Anyon p wishing to do volun- : Alto, Narsa 1<-.rost, .Joyce QUALITY" ... IS !Prr work ,'It thP din('is i."l ask · l Lnng , ~h~istine Bail tty, Chrryl ! GOOD ENOUGH FOR H enry F'tfe, Chnstme Bahr, .J 1~ d Y1 Pd In cfl nf a('t Mr~ . Wni ~on , Pl. pJ..,~ 1 o.;;mt . or Mrs. \1onrr. Co nm r- Cooke. A lt ('P I • Rc' ·rt f.ul!n n, phunP 1212. Pl . Darst, Knt.h.\ Rrallon , .J o ';:""ll'rll,., i nceton·n I P leH~anr . Boggs. Dee Sm ven . Rose Marie Hackett. Debbie Grueser, dy Swart.z, Diana Davis, Olita Ohio High School Football Lewis, Scherry Hi cks, Patty Saturday Slaven, Con-nie Simmons . Ann Massillon 14 Niks M('K inley 8! W il~on . Candace Bah r, Lo1uan1- 1 IITo1P<lo Centr al 6 Toledo Start 0 na Mcintosh , Debbie K i n g, II'l'oto,fo Scott 7 Toledo Waite 0 Dianne Criswell. 2nd Soprano, Charlotte shelt was presented with a past Glaze, Sha ron Harrison. Kathy president' s pin. Members an- Lacey, Mary Lou Teaford, Cnnswered roll call naming a " fad" nie Teaford, Edith Haptonstall, of their school days. The club Jacobs, Suzanne Bradalso voted to purchase glasses bury, Margie Harris, Janis It's a mark of pride and conAdencefor a school child and to send moil, Sue Rue , Susan Morris, in the flawless hard maple and superb Gloria Fetty, Sandra Clatworgames to the Meigs Children's Home. thy, Carol King, Jackle Haw.. construction of every piece were reminded of a small ley, Mary Jo Hindy, Seren Lewof authentic Provincetown for forgetting to bring . Stephanie Pullen and Judy yearbooks to meetings. HyseU. furniture. See the factor y "An apple for the le!ICho.r"lr''-========="11 registration feature. theme was carried out refreshments . served by Slater assisted by Mrs. Houd••: shelt, Mrs. Lowen Beaver, Mrs. Burkett. The October meeting will be held at the New Night Classes of Mrs. Angus Howard on Why worry about boilovers, sticking or t!rorching? Modem gas·1'1111ga! coin-st. Guests were Mrs. Don-11 Fall Quarter Begim have the Burner-with-a -lilrain control that prov,jdes prec!ee, llllltauC na Stewart, Mrs. Betty om•••: II Mrs. Carolyn Smith Putney, MIDDLEPORT, 0. temperature changes. With gas--you have a choioe of noi just six, 00. Oct. 12 Middleport. :0 Mr ana Mrs. zsuty Ueland of linger of Shad~~: an were recenl 30 TI1ey will leave WjJk.esville D .1 S · 1 p "ddl JO a. m. and "'"t.ll tour "'' ••e l, " Y entmo . om~._roy·Mt ,-~•po=r-" t,.::O:c·.::·::..Sec.:p:_:t.::.::..21::•.::1:;9~.c~ 64Cht'Stttr were visiting hi s s1s- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- I ~ 1 Ler, Mrs. Lelah McLane ne1h Grifflth and son Jot. Mer-de Paper Mill It P· m: Charle.a Snavely has employ- itors ol Mr. and Mn. Jame. M d M w H 1 k lev. Carl Boyer of Wellston . . . r. an rs. ayne rc · Mrs. Marlene Bell 111 Colum· la Ph'lli tend-l ment at t.ht: lim~ Hardware RaJne:J. les wNe Sunduy guest::; of Mr bus, Mrs. Joan Moore and friend and !\-!rs. c r.a 1 ps at . store in McArth ur. and Mrs . Ed Daugherty of of Washington, w. Va . spent 1 ed the Pres~ytery held at Wtl· ~r . aJtd Mr s. F'lovd Cottnll Mrs . Ruby Mulholland and Coolville. day last wot?ek with th~ir grandmington on I'Uesday. and Mr . and 'lfrs o~,; 1 drew Cot· son. Robert Smith, were in Mr and Mrs. John Ha sen and mother, Mrs. Myrtle Frost. The Home Demonstratlo~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snave· l trilt haYe retllrnt>d f;om a trip 0Jlumbu5 Thursday on bu::liine!is, f .I h h be 11 mg Croup -.met at the ho~e o ly have moved from Columbus I to \lidl!gan and ('anarla. Miss Linda Tope, who hu amt"'~Y ttlw 0 ,.. ave v Mr and Mrs Dale Spencer Mr Flora, Arbaulilh 'fll·tth 12 11 , th•, home ,,r 1,,·, lather. M"'· St>rved a5 a OW'se in a girl~ h h e n be c aJ ""'a e, nas -""' Mr and Mrs . Friln<·i~ Cotlrill, "amp on Cape Cod, Mass. durtransferred by h'15as . en of Colwnbus and hts sts ter, Mrs member~ and one guest Mrs· · 1Co\' Snavelv . They have rentcu company Wayne Bn('kles were Thursday rom I uft present Mrs Le- • h · (' 1 b dtlldrf>n and K ~ - Cottrill ing the summer, h.:.s relurnf'd to work at Alabama and he has guests of Mr. and ;.Ars Russell ona \alvm Vmton County ~~K- tltm ome lll _o um u.~. werf' Sunday ~uests of !'llr . and hom+' . Enroute home she snd t1 eone thNe to find a p!aPe to Spencer and family of Chester tenswn Agent Home Econom· Mr~. Allie Calwon spent a Mrs Wilham Bou~f>rou ">, Rip- l{irl friend spent four dav~ 11.t 1 nd M s Ha sen wtl l re· h · h 1 1 d h c t · tve a L . · Mrs. Harold W<1tson of At- tcs. was present 1o t' f' pan ay w1t \Irs .\llagg.e a.s er. , ley, W \'a the World 's F'a1r. The' .:Jho ll Vern Christy and son ROOney matn here, wtth her par:nts. ens, Mr . and Mrs. Willtam Wal - the prugrum forth~ . co.nung Mr. and VIr~ Rnger . Phillips Mr. and Mrs. G~lben Gom~r . ~_ent shopping m New York or ~ew Lexingtnn, Delphin Chris Mr . and Mrs .. .John ,Ar,baugh son and fa mily of Rockport. year A covert'd dtsh dmn~r Randy and R1 ta .or Mlddleport 1or WeHston wen.· S<~turd<~y VIS· C1ty. ty o! Columbus, Mrs . Eernice fo_r a few day s ~fter .,.,hlrh .s~e w Va ., Mrs. Wilma Ginther of was serve-d .:~1 the nOon hour twere Thursday dmner guests ;;_;;;;;;;O;;;""""""""""'""""""";_"""""'.;,.""""""=""""""""""""""""""• ~A~E YOU FEEL OLD Hoffm an and son Stephen of wtll take the ch tldren a~d JOin Ches ter and son John Jr and The next meeting will be with of H.o~l:'r·s Jllilltwr . Mrs Clara ,\/Q't,o~,'& ~r~~~:~~~cl ::.:~:.:: !. i Rul land were recent guests of her htJ.~bnnd , Mr . lla~rn m Ala · family of Torch and Mrs. Duro- Vlrs Will1am Mahaffey Th!" PhillillS 1 ~:~~:.~ndbo~~~· ...~mn~t:'tt ~':,1 ! Mr and \1rs . Charles Betzin~ bamc1. thy Robison of Alrred were group will enJIJY a picnic at .'Vh-s William Col! rill Sp('nt ~~~·~~:~~J-~.n~~~~!~."~:~:.iU:f.r ! Mr .. and Mrs. Dale Spent'tr \1r and . Mrs. ~arold H.obe.rts guests or Mn; Effie. Watson. the Chi llirolhf' Park on Sept the. w~t'k end with rt>lat ivPs at ' OPTOMETRIST "'" ~111brlnr:s ',~r.t. ~-~~~:no.,;j~ of ( olumbus were overmght and son B1ll of Vtenna, V! . \•a. Mr. and Mrs. Emile Moth1ck Hambr tdge . Office Hours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at NOOD on ~~ ;~~"!n~ r~t:~!!~1 :=.~ .;•·;-:~!r ~ iguest s Wednesday uf l1i~ sister. Mr and "1rs. Gllbert CoPn of of Wi lliamstown. W. Va . were .John Arhaug1t an<t Mrs Myrtle '\lr s f'lara Ph1l:ips l'al h:d on Thurs._ East Court St.. Pomeroy .-:v~x •1 druuat, FaeJ ~~ -~ 'Mr. and Mwa. Wayne Brickles . Athf'ns, Mr. and Mr s. Lloyd Di!- Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs. Jo~rosl. \'!r.:__O_I_Iie_~_ Jh_oonn__:S~uorni<Jd:a~~··_ _':,=====================t -::::--- - ---- - -- - or rne M.Y.P'. at MlOO'Ieport sat· S urday . Mrs . France:~ Toombs and daus h ler Barra · b of Manon, e\~'S Mrs. Ellen GreenSWillt and dau· ghter Donna of Caledorua and - - - - - - - - - - - 1Jimmy fo~ultz of Pros~ct spent BY MRS. EVF.LY~ BRICKLES I !he w~ke~d here with Mrs . Lucy Mn MPrle CrtffJth and Miss roombs stster, Mrs. • n~ 'onn1e r · anu.1 t.m · da Clark at · 1 K"tm und t wo sons. · · . ~n ded the Dlslrtrt meetmg Mrs. Margaret Heaton of -~. ~- _ ~ . Bradenton, fi la 15 spendi~g a ff"w dadys here wlthidheVr lmeee, M1. an Mrs. GPra 10 et . l I N. W. CQMPTQN 0. D. := ''Let it leak! can't affor ·t o have the roof fixed!'' • ·~ YOU AY WIN 0 EOF 3,625 VALUABLE SAT A&P! I e, i Glee Club R,oster Named Af Middleport I' TPpar~ ·~- w. 1 · 1 ~~ ~- ------ I I I . 1 F I l I • • WHY WE DISPLAY THIS TAG Only modern GAS can give you the Burner-with-a-BraliL II I \ Be Sure To Deposit ENTRY ,FREE ,~~ · · BLANK #2 From The A&P Booklet you Received in the Mail. BAKER FURNITURE DIPLOMA COURSES 12 to 16 months WILL BE AT OUR STORE Corner Second & Mill St. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ORDERS WILL BE FILLED: Tuesday, Sept. 22nd 10:30 A.M. Til 6P.M. Secretarial Exec. Secretarial Accounting General Office fat frying is so much easier, Suddenly yoq're gettlngoompltmeotll Oil your c.ooking- you and your gas range. See the Burner-with-a-Brain and all the cMiber ~ fiM i1Mul8!1 on the Gold Star Award Gu rangee now at~~ Get More Gifts For Fowor Stomps with S & H Stompsl The above offers are eHective in A&P Super Markets in Byesville, Cambridge, Coshocton, Dresden, Zanesville, McConnelsville, New Lexington, Nelsonville, Gallipolis, Middl• port and Pt. Pleasant. Mon. •nd ,Thurs. THIS COUPON WORTH $10.00 WHEN YOU PURCHASE Choo~e~any Advanced Registration Alii lilA AfViiOb[() OM RMIGS: mOdel frOAt the lOibi'S!: Caloric, Hiolrdwlck, Surfty, ~ ,....G Chef. ore. Sllnto 1ure or A()per. Prnent lhfs co~C~M•"*' deelllr anct get $JO.oo off on th• prlc.af.Jd*ltniW-'f'I•Qtndilf1heterm• of this offer, a mlnimumaff~=~~-AGA,.. prgvecl aasnnt,.la-ellowed.-1 _... ·-·~1.2914• Required lONNIE. Wtl Pl.AID ....SStl EIIJEilliE I'UIIITI. . MEI'ITIIEI liUYI IT'I FEI IT'I EIIYI Just clip the Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes entry blank from the A&P booklet mailed to your home. Deposit the entry blank at your neighborhood A&P store when you do your shopping each wee!<. For lnformetlon 36 Locu&t St. Phon• 446-4367 1965 FORD 'k Classts meet each GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE OF ll C A COLOR TV SETS One Given Away Each Week GMN /ltllllt« DECE-MeEii i hundreds of cooking temperatures. Just select the cooldng beat you want; the Burner-with-a-Brain maintains it llocUniWy tmd ~ cally. No more pot watching. Delicate oabcee come out perfectly. Deep Wrlto, Visit or Call Bring Your Books! Select Your Gifts: GRAND ' Bus. Administration ENROLL NOW 12 WINNERS COLUMBIA ... •, • ' No purchase reqUired to participatt. Offer lllfpires Dec. o, 19~ . f:mployes of A&P, E. F. MacDonald-Stamp Co., lheor advert••"'& apReies loG thw famllieo 110t tliClQII - to-. . 'k 12 WINNERS OF PLAID ST...S ONE WINNER EACH WEEK 3,600 WINNERS OF 1,008 PLAID S1'AIIPS 300 WINNERS EACH WEEK All Prizes Will Be Given Away II l1eis Area There Are Prizes In Every A&P StOle EY«y Week �!SIGNS QUALITY .. .. ............... . . ....,. .. ..... ._ - _...... . .,.... . .... ......... ... ........ . ..,.......... ·- ...... ,,,•• ., Yl.nyl se11t, • on tbt floor. 110 elliine, ndio and beater. , . .... &ood whitewall tires, 1963 Chevrolet lmpola _ _ __ _ . . _ _ ........ ,.17#" $2395 4 Door. Law mileaa:e by local owner. spotleu interior, beige and brown finish, VB engine. Powerglide trllll, Radio and hester wbltt>waU tires show little wrar . Was $2"95 , Now ........ .., -....t• 'OleYl . . . . . . . . . . . . .- - - ...au..-·-- ~~--­... '""'""C...,.,.,..... :1239>. "t5 D - e ........ •M ' Pomeroy Motor Co. N• Nlll ....... M On. !AaD 0' l'BANU 6 OBJ'l'llo U!U - ...... for .. WlliiN ... OPEN lVII. 7:00 P.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO .adnlcnw wora t. Ol'hCI aouu UD ._ a. .. t.CI8 p . II.. o.lb ~ .. II. tetaUO~ liDW71. POMEROY - I - room lrame house with J baths, forced hot air headng, full basement This 1s a good property, con~ veniently located on Mulberry Avenue two minutes from the court nouse. Downstairs remodel~ and recently used by a ch~ch group. Excellent buy at $10,000.t.Ml. POMEROY - 8 - ruom frame bouse with bath, forced hot air heating. All bu• routes by door. $3,500.00. MIDDLEPOilT I · otory duplex, 4 • room and bath unit downs!Birs, 5 and ball! up. Complete with furniture and appliances, income $32.00 weekly , always rented. Total price $6,0110.00. FARMS - Grade A dairy: one with no acres on highway, a room house, gas heating and bath, large barns and two I u. th '55 acre!! si os; ,,ue o er, with 1 room house, ultramodern Grade A dairy set up . These farms can be bought together or separateIy, with or without stock, equipment and feed. Local owuer and low mileaKe. Jet t.ltclr finllh, red bucket ......... .... 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. _ _ __ $1995 n.~ ~_, ........... Real Estate For Sale . WANT AD INFOIMAnON ..... IT"I 80 1.45"1 to"""""..., For Sale For Rent ..uLT """""""' PHONE WY 2-2157 • • I FOR SAJ.E-Middlepor<'o till elf bu1Jc11Ds, local8d iiU N. Second Stree~ Middleport Priced lor quiet .ale 1r> quire at Oblo Hotel 11 lf• Uc FOR SA ...... · 4 I.E tD 1\'lJUWeport. 2 bedroom brick bouae, baths, lot and 8 ba11, out of hi"" water Nlco locaUoo l!o"' See by appointment. or call WY S.Z885 « (';; 1 SOOAL CALENDAR O.e~~a...,ake r- Man In jury Escape~~ M . PLEASANT - Merrill L. Huff, 3(), RL. I Chesapeake, Ohio, escaped oerl0111 Injury when he lost control of blJ vehicle WI Route 2, II mllea south of Pt. Pleasant Saturday night at 8:30 p. m. The vehicle struck a raJlroad signal pole totally destroying the 1956 car and causing approx.· · """' ,. -• 1mately ,_..... •:.~Bmage to 1.ue a~gnal. The driver was not cited. One arrest wall recorded in the jail office during the week end. Everett Null, 31, Rockcal!tie , was arrested 011 a drunk charge. welcoJ!IOCI u a ...., ll*nller. Fo!IMrlq 1M ·meellnc. u ouctloo sale wu beld witb Mn. s...tz WoUe u auction.... Gamea were played will! priJeo awarded to Mn. Cleland lllnel, Mrs. Bernloo Jolmloo, MrL Reibel, Mn. Grover Erb and Mrs. Wolfe. A a1ad coune wu served by tbe hosteu to tht above named IDd Mrs. A.. H. Ebenbacb, ----- SEPT 11 The y 00116 Adult cla.a of the Pomeroy Flnt Baptist church will meet Monday at UO p.m. at the church. PT. PLEAiiAN'l - The M... on County Democrats will hold a mt.:etlng at the carpenter UnM H G b 0" 8 ion Hall at .. t Pleasant, at 7:30 ooret UBI p.m. Monday, Septembet 21. Weekend gueat.l of Mr. and They will make final p1ans for Mra. Harry S. Moore, Sr. ' la. BRICK veneer rancb bome. the ilnner and dance to be held eluded bla ann and family, Nr. Quality construction and ma- at the Natior.al Gu · i Armory . and Mra. Harry S. Moore, Jr., tertal. Spacious Uvlng room, The J . o. F. Class of the Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lyle and 3 over-sized bedrooms. 2 United Methodist Church will Mrs. G. H. WbeaUey, of Alhcar patio, 2 story out build· meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at Third Friday' Club land, Ky. ell tng. WeU located on bPautiful· the church. Joining the group for I nly landscaped hill. Three Ia Entertained ner Sunday In honor of Mr. m1Je1 north ot Fairgrouruis. SEPT. Z! Mrs. '1ax Meinhart enter- Moore's birthday were another Rt. No. 33. Terms may be The Friendly Neighbors club talned the Third Friday Club son and family, Mr. and Mn. arranged. can WY 2--6615. wiU meet Tuesday at b P· m. Frlday evening at her home, William Moore and daoghten. U.tlc at the home of Mr,, C. E. Locust St. carla Ann and cathy Sue. al'o Clark. There wtll be an auctl.on A short business 11 ession was of Ashland, and Mr. and Mrs. BOUSE FOR SALE: f. 1'001111 of home made articles . conducted by Mrs. Henry Rei- Herbert Moore of Pomeroy. It furnished, Minersville. 13000 SEPT !3 bel in the absence of the presl- was Cathy's first visit to her Phone WY 2--3312· ' ~ tfc The Women'& Guild of the dent. Mrs. Arhold Hayes was grandparents' home. L;_;;;.;;;;_,;;;~~:;;;;:;;_~;;;;_;;;;;.:~:;;;;:~~;_;;;;;;;......;;;;;;=l HOME for rent ln Pomeroy 3 Federated Churcb "ill meet ll rooms and bath. WY 2-3575 Wednesday evening Sept. 23 at ~ll ·tfc 7:30p.m. with Friendly Circle as hostesse:i. Mr&. Alfred Tho Wild BOUSE for sale. Beside Brad· Crow will be dt:votional leader. :-=- UPSTAIRS aparUnent, five rooms and bath. on Butter- ALLEN ADDING machine, Cianut Ave .. Pomeroy. Phone ~ cash re~ster, ~a~in~t, WY 2 -3098 9 21 6tc owe sea es, BIT an s hand trucks. forty horse Notice 3 ROOM H0U SE~.;.Ithbath, motor, Siegler oil stove. THE TRUSTEES uf Olive) furni shed. basPmenl , ir. Porn- Harold BostOJ1. Reedsville, fall WY 2·2981. Ohio. 9-19-ltp TDwnllhip, Meigs County, eri.)_V 1 3 Ohio, wil1 accept bids for tl tc bury acbool. Call WY U542 A play. "Time Capsule," will Things tn.t OrdinarY Ta, the purchase of 8 new or FOUR ROOM r~rmsh~ apart. SWEET P<YrATOES. Charles 1-2l·tfc be presented. The refreshment Water Can Do Te You, Your used road machinery. Bids mt•nt m Pumerov . Good locaHilton, Phone VI 3·2638· PorlC. C. CUCKLER cot.unlttee chairman h, Mrs. will be received until Octo- tJOn. Phont WY l-3117 afler 4 land, Ohio. i l8 ate POMEBO'I', omo Business Services James Fugate. Mrs. Elza Gilher 7, 1964. 9 21 3tp BOX 2!1 W'l' Z 3830 J M C I AI Advertloeol Ia , ......Ia.. Ada Bissell, Clerk, p. m. A. K. C. Registered Pekinese · • BEAT DROUGHT by building more, r. ano I'S. ar 9 18 Stc stock ponds, dams, reservoirs. Kautz ll:fnde b. chati:ge o.. decorGood HouoekeepjaJ Ia Long Boltom , Ohio . puppies. Reasonable. Mnl. 0 9 21 ltc 3 ROOM. apartment w1th b.!lth . F ti t fair prices a on~£ a recep on. ==:::---::---:--::-- __ Convement for l or 2 people. W· W· can, 732 Sycamore HOUSE AND LOT for aale 5 ree es rna es ~ 17 6tp roomo, .,.,......... '"""'.OO. ou·s Bat'l,ey, - · good11 workrk- isPrompt aer· WANTED - General Hauling. 648 S. Second Ave , P hone St., Middleport d ith Lee Drenner, Phone WY 2· WY 2-2753. fl 17 tfc Racine. Phone WI 9·2682. vt~, a wo il oulne w t Anita Marie Fultlll UOS. 9 18 6tc ·-·--- - ONE Electric Motor, 2 HP, 3 i 18 3tc caterpillar bu t eq pmen . A lud... Savor Thlt TWO BEDROOM bouse on Lin- phase, 1 electrie motor, 3 H. -~ Also any kind of excavations ObaeMJea Birthday made with back-hne or front Remav11 HARONISS LEARN TO SQUAR,o. DANCE roln Heights Avatlable Oct- P., 3 phaae, One el•ctrit mo- FOR SALE: Ready for lmmedd 1 d Emmet W Shu- Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz on· !Western Style) . Nev.., be- ober I. Phone WY 2-5127. tor 2 ." · P. 110-220 volt, One iate occupancy. A newl) paint- ~; cC:tr:-ting, 342 Page St., terlajned with a slumber party & IRON ginners class starts Wednes. 9 17 tfc electrH~ motor ¥t H.P., 110 ed and desirable seven room Middlepcrl, Ohio. Phone WY in honor of the 11th birthday Sotent, Filters, ReflnH day, Sept. 23, 7 p. m. Day- - - - - -- -- volt, 3 •tee! parts bin, water house In Middleport, Ohio. 2-32!3 What are water spotl, 1 21 tfc of their daughter, Anita Marie; Ught Savings Time, New Ha· BODY AND FENDER shop proof paint. Phon~ WY 2-3319. Excellent location and near ' at their home Friday evening Ume JPots, film cauaed by tap waterf How do they Building, and filling station tor rent 9 17 tic schools. call W'l' 2-0498. HEA'IlNG, PlambiD&. 111..0. following the Middleport • Waven Community burt complexloos. duD New Haven, w. Va. First two or sale, equipped. Rent very g 17 4.tc Faruaea. Aruol.d Brotllen. bama football game. hair. spoil fabrics . damage lessons free .... Cv.~nt: see if reasonable. See '~ed Thomp- ''B 'S'IZE potc&toes. Also 1958 - - - - - - -- -Ill East IbiD Street. PoJD. The guests danced to BeatJe plumbing? Get tht an· awera. Phone for your you enjoy them. Phone Ray son, Rutland Discount Stor'! Chevrolet for sale or trade NEW HAVEN REAL FSTATE eroy, PboDe WY tiML records and refreshments of FREE eopy of ,.Tht Wa· Wriston New Haven 182-1211. before 10 a. m. r after 1 for pickup. Char!es R. Har- b rooms and bath (S bedrooms) ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;;;;;;18;;;;;;tlc;;;;;;; Kentucky Fried Chicken, potater Spot Story.•• 9 17 7tp p. m. 9 15 6tc ris, Portland, Ohio. P h o" e two story house, insulated 1II to chips and pop were served - - - - - - -- - - MODERN 4 roo;;,- .-nd - bath VI 3-2693. I 8 121<: otorm doors and windows, during the evening. The honorI'REET~ LET REES FLORAL In Racine furni shed apartment. M i d· ' baseboard electric heat, ened guest received many lovely handle all your [lower needs. dleport. WY 2-3874. r closed porches, full ba,... gifts for her birthday !rom the Completely Autom~tle Funerals, wedcllngs, gifts, al- ~ i 11 tfc Polyothylono Plootlc ment. Corner lot (paved invited I!Uest... Present were WE STOCK WATER oo beautiful glassware. Roes _________ For Silo Covers streets). Also 0 3 room and Debbie Laney, Mary Bradford, Floral, 3rd Street, Racine, FURNISHED and unrumtshed ba'" - .··.age with fuel oil heat Porto l Sen(lce On Joyce Riley, Brenda Edwards, SOFTENEII SALT 12' • 101r 4 MIL BLACK u• w Ohio, Phone WI 9-3983. apartments. Inquire at the on back of lot. Owner will h Sharon Glaze, JeMifer Gobel. 20' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK Any Moko C aln Saw Sendlng a "'f b bl • 8-14-tfc aacrifico all thiJ •or only 1 IS 15tc Oblo Hotel. 0 , t ut una e to av 24' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK tend K t Rua ll :-:-.,-,-===:--,-,.--:---1 rHREE and foor roo"' furnish& 28· • 100" 4 MIL BLACK $l0.800. Smell Engine Sorvlco was a y se · J.OSE WEIGHT safety and ..,. td ond tmfumislled opart. 32' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK lly, will! new Dex-a.<Jiet tal> menta WY ~ 12 I tic N"'W - 3 bedrooms, living Mn. J. E. McComao of Cnlum(6 MJI AI.. Available) room. kitcben with beautiful bUll, Is a great grandmolher. A lets. Only 98c. Starll Pham> - - - - -· - - - - • Complelw 5httk On Hand built-in cabinets, • .ange and 106 W. Miln PomirfJYr 0. great grandmother and great acy · ll'13-60tp HOUSE for rent In Pomeroy, oven breakfast bar and din· grandfather reside In Nebra,_ SUUS FOR three rooms end bath. Call ing ~... utiUty room, carPHOTO Copying Service. Co!> ka. Tba couple has another dauDISCOUNT PRICES WY 2·357> •Iter 5 p. m. port with storage. Nice level lea mada ol legal papera, gbler, Dianne Lee, two ond a N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 1 '¥1 tfc 100 x 100 lot. About 112,000. blrtlr records and almost any baH~~y~e~ars~o~ld!:·_ _ _ _ _ Pomeroy Landmark other documento. Alao lamln- HOUSE. 4 rooms, bath, pic· WY 2·2111 Juk CarMy, Mgr. PLANNING Ung In plastic, 111m ID J>R" tur• wlndo~t, basement, pick· I~~~~~~~~~~~~ IJvlng room with paneled wall et fence yard. 1671 Lincoln I and wood • burning fireplac:e, aerve your •aluable papers. YOUR VACAnON? Heights. Phone W'l' 2-2780. G. 1!:. Portable dishwasher, 1 bath, 3 bedrooms and roecre- ii<Dler IDI....-, PomOI'OJ' Rood Nrv;co, boll bond 1 4 tic 8-22-tlc years old. In gnnd condldon. ati•m room (or I bedrooms), nrvice •nd tr1velaervice =ro::U :::-R=-room --; furn --;t-o shed-;-a-~ .~ -:- 1 Phone WY 2-5127. fuel oil furnace, laundry room - - -.-0:::-(.TIO=:-:N=IIt=E=R---:-CALL: 1 10 If< oarport. Lot 75 • 115. Only ment. Phone W'l' Z.3658. $12.700. own..- transferred. Compldo E. M. BURTON · 11 U tic SINGER Sewm, macblnea, CriU IOndlard WY 2-2632 I Write, , . _ • Calll:et 50 b1 l,..dWIV Mlddl~~pert FOR RENT, modern bouse, aew, $5ll. up. lieveral Used 8 room• and bath, expansion A. C. BR4DFORD m rooms and bath, YoWJga- maebmes •t barg~ p!1eea attic, Jot from street to atreet. BM:III, 01111 AU'l'OMOBILil ll!Juranoo beeo town kitchen, tile Roor' lo- The ~abrlc Sbop, ~mger Saleo A gnnd Investment at ooly I II tic _ , lAIIt 5'0111' ........ cated at 136 Lincoln·rd. Call and Servlce, Pomeroy, Ohio. $3,000. (Rental property will1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I lar"1 llceaaaT Call WY :1-2118. WY z.so20. 211 If< WY :1-2284, t 21 Ita ooon ba In great demand). lr ltillc EXPERIENCED Several other properU& lor For Sale Auto Sales Wented To Buy 18.le, with down payments a1 few WANTED, used furniture, tool•. MELONS, potatoes, beano, 11. 1947 CHEVROLF.T,2 loor, gnnd low ao 1450. Alao a dishes and household goods. pel' bu. Bring contalnen and running condition. Priced 1100 rontols !rom $15, and up. Any amount, large or smaii. pirk yourself. Clarenct. Prof~ Phone W'l' 2-52118. Coil Knotts Auction, Gallipo- fi~. Phone VI 3-2204. 1 19 31p Contact: Jobo RlcluDolld, AI· rrom tbo lorKal lrueii "' IIJ, Ohio. Phone 446-2917. I R tfe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .:_ eot, New Havea 88J.lt185; bulldozer radiator to th. Pomeroy 112-Z451 or Hermao IIDallelt beater con. - - - - - , , - - --»-,-I0_20_ctp CLEAN CARPETS with o.;;. 1!162 CHEVY D Tudor Sedan. Layae, Broker, New Haven. Help Wlnted carpet Shampoo.. FREE Citlun'o NaUonal Bank, Mid· 88Z,ltsi. (Reolden<e ll!H4%5) with purchase of Blue Lustre dleport, Ohio. Pbona W'l' J. 9 17 6tc I LOOKING FOR IICURI Shampoo. Baker Furniture. 3007. I 16 etc ----------~~WY=:==:r..2:=:=la~;=:==c::='":;::mo:=,.,.=='l JOI? -::-:-::::=::---:--:-:'-16_etc_ 1!153 OLDSMOBILE in gnnd FARM FOR SALE, 611 acre~, L 0. McCOY, AU!:I'JONEER. SPECIAL FARM BE I I ER ELECTRK:AU..Y. ........ tor u. a. CllYD ..,..... te~~te .:: condition. Pbou Roger Rose loi tlllable, year around water Chester Oblo. I II tfa •• ..,. ., -a- mnrueu011 ..,...,. PEACHES, ready. bring coo- WY 2-6710. 1 J5 etc in pasture, two wells, leased I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I SECTION-Mac:hinet-y in fil: w to see- hlm sporong 1 mus- 1unes funnJ' . Ht hat the bert Jt.che. and Jrlnninc llyly witb Utudo of the' entire cut toword long cisar iD a corner of hi1 1 his role, not makina too mucb nd 1elevision Re V ll e ~ mouth. and looking pasalooately t hi• wue as though spoofing every bad Lltin movie lover with flashing eyes, is a show in lts<U. The series moves best when 8 Y RICK DU BROW American suburbia. And wbile be is around. He makes bad HOLLYWOOD <UPIJ-F a k· there waa more tban a li!Ut of . . r n the expecUid atratned bwnor ly , _1t 1s getting t>mbarrassing to that was bound to accompany rev1ew the new television se- the commerciallzatlon of such ries. A grown man shoutd have a delicate endeavor, there was DAILY a more dtgnified way to earn at least some faint inkling of ACIIOSII I . Too 1. Ple&aed a ltvmg. Fnday night, ABC· the unusual, the off-beat, the ' · 8 UJ?.t,'lQeM &. Blund.~n 6. Gutuo'• TV's new entries Included a anti-!lweetneJ!I julcetl t.hat can t. P&rt in l1ot.o dll ll1"!1 cartoon spy series, give video some badly needed • pla.y ~R~ ".J onny Quest" ; a B·picture Air tang and flair. Rut most o( all, 10. Jaoob'• 1. Ljtt Wl!o Force stury, "12 O'Clock High," there was Jotm Astin. 8. ContAJnlna' 11 . Bhara ohalo and a comedy about an un- John Astin, whom you may 12. La.rgest 11. DecUn~ OOll tlnent: ~ l e~sa ntly hip bacht'lor, ·· valen· remember as one of the two 18. Diat~ tme ~ Day." · I zany carpenters (the other was U . Self16. Prickly There was, however , a rourth 1 Marty Ingles) in the short-lived 8QY·~ ot .. trult new ABC-TV series, "The Ad- jbut very good series, "I'm 10. Meaaore dams Family, " based on the Dickens ...He'll Feoater," is a ot lensth characters in tfle macabre car- wonderful comedian, stylish, 21. HUIJio : Jt toons by Charles Addams, and graceful, earthy, wild. In ' 'The bringing them to life as s rath- Addams Family,'' he portrays Puttn er unusual family in typical the husband of carolyn Jones, of hlo oddness, playing II all lightly and with flair, Jn h.l1 certainty the reat of world il IIDUSU81. Of his son. proodly te!IJ 1 truant officer, " ever know 1 child who could raise thorousJ1bred spiders!" IAIINEV GOOGLE ond SNUI'f'Y SMtTI" CROSSWORD .... ,.,... ., ·- =· I RECKON I BElTER GO BUILD A LEETLE raee: abbr. 21. Behol4 28. C'- FIRE ..... H : P91t. ll. OJ'Mk lot!«" as. Rutdua o! bumooJ mat.rl.a.t U. Depart. !rom 36. Shallow OOWl 16.Moham. modanrod ..n..,·....... •o. ConlteroUII troo 4-1. Bpeot~ al pUaater U. Ma.n'a .... Alckname: t3e6\._in }t 1ne OU4t I WE RENT CHARLES BLACK [ e LEASE OR SELL I FOREMAN & ABBOTT j,..,.,,..,..,....,.......,,.,.___""'_...;____ .. Ohio State •- 1 * RADIATOR SERVICE FA ·SCIENCE REVIEW Sept- 30, Oct1, 2 BLAmNAR'S a.n1.:. ktabU. tainera. Webster "!Wt farm. Long Bottom, -1. ., ..... GOOD opening In Pomeroy and Middleport. Full time business oelllng Rawleigh housellold products. Start at once. Must have car. Write Rawleigh, Depl OID 840·208, Freeport, llllnols. & 21 ltp Ohio, Phone I I tic 63 Jet Fire _ $2,595 Olds 2 dr. Hard Top. Tur~ Super Charged Engine wltb Jot Fire rocke!,. Duld lnJec· tion. 4 Speed nans. Smart black vinyl bucket seat in- t.erior with sharp red exter. lor. 62 Galaxie _ $1,895 lnstrudions U. I. CIVIL IERVICI TESTS! for oD, exceUent crop land. II new barn, house, 5 roo011 and Tile lllmbler World Slondlrd o1 eompact Euellenee 111& .,., room, rldo and perform Small ance. ear eeollHl)' 8lld IIWlllproblllty See Metropoli&u Mo(orl E. lllalD Sllftl, Pomel'OJ' PHDI WY Wl\'t bath, modern kitchen complete with 18 ft. of blrcb cab!nets, ftill basement, fuel oU forced air best. Bank finano1ng available. Located on Racine • ijashan Rd., 1·ust two miles from Racine, Robert Hill, Racine, Ohio. Pbone WI 9'3&57• I 16 Stp BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING To~t Doller Paid P• JIJBIIt80IIl. '""lJ''"" Iaouruoe AIOIICJ. 1a. AD 1armo of fll. . . . , _ Jim , . , _ 8lld Bud Sin\- ~I I Uc Employment Wented 124 HOUR TOWINGI Opon I A.M. to 7 P.M Cloood Sundoy Phone 985-2297 lletw"n Chuter en4 TUPJNt'l Plein on ltlh Rt. 7 "500" Ford 4 dr. Hard Top. t 22 tfc FOR SALE Modern ooe 390 eu. in. enJine. Cruise· 11·-------matlc. Full power includlnt floor newly decorated home, windows and seats. All Vinyl IIU PONTIAC. 12250. f door three bedrooms, sewing PIANO TUNING. Newman Bur- · lllrdtop, CotlllDi blue fir> interior. Only 281000 oarelul room, large Uvlng room, clln- dette, Middleport, W'l' 2-3'191. mJie1. lmm1culate. We uo ilh. automatic traOBm1satoo, refer you to loeal owner. log room, kitchen and bal!t, 1 a 3111c power .-tng, power brakea, radio and utraa. 1110 Broaci- lull basement with •bower 1-&;;j(~~;::l~a.i-al ... -•Y· llllddleport. CaD W'l' S. and toilet, storm windows, I IMi Onn•. , . ,_,..,,Ohio gas furnace and garage. 412 lleotlltl Ullll. • :atl tic Spring Ave., Phone W'l' 2·2561. .......... REGISTERED Hereford BuB, Uvestock D21 3tp Elld , _ . . _ llt.lll three yean old. Good ben! We al bull. Manure spreader on rub- ONE reglatered Holstein HellFarm Machinery R!leww ~~~ ber. Oscar Weber, two miles or calf, two weeki old. Arth--: ' t of Chester on State Route - Barr, Chester, DU-:1~:· 3fc 1960 FORD Falrlane 500 V8 Cllll WY 14r71 h)'~':".:. II'ILL DO IRONJNGS Ia II1J bomo. Mrl. Ciareuet ChapIliAD, Pbolll WY :1--. t 1J lip ,.,=-=-==-==::::::--:=:::-r"7 IIUST HAVJ: WORK. WID I do 1ralfnl Ia 111J h<ae, .. per buo• .Mrs. Clarence Ollpman, I'IIOat WY J.al'l. 1M I a or · · - " - • .. o • • •• • • · 1 21 31p outomaU< transmission a· SIX HEAD of nice Holateln ca~ bove average condition. Will BABY with mattreu u._ CaD W'l' U227 trade for gnnd Ford of FerBED, . Ill Btp I!USOn farm tractor. Olen PONY, bloclt and willie geld- Young, Rftdsvlllo, Ohio, Coolland home of Adeline Brown- lng Very aentte f60 WOllam YIUe 667-:1512, I II 6tp lng. No blgbl eaila. 1 21 etc ~ Phone :1-3411$. 1 21 stc JOHN DEERE L lraclor, atart4 LOTS 18' & 1tlll' tacb, Clll C o l - · 1 - - - - - - - - - er, llgbts, hydrallc side Ioae Street In Syroa11e, Ohio. Uvestock mounted mOW<r. Good condlCoD WY 2-2511 at IDqulre ol -o-===-:---=::Uon 1150. Kenneth CJaney, Eldca Will Ill IJn<:uae, II IIAMPSIDRE pig•. Phone Darwin, Pbone W'l' U94D. f.INip WY :1-2511. I 15 6tp I :U 3tp __ ~!.~.'!:u.,.U.:: a~ .. .... .... ..... .. wi " .... ... .. ... .... ...... ~ ..... ... ....... .... ~· ,, _. .. ~ ---------DAUGili'ER BORN Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Lee McComas of El Torro, Ca!U., are announcing lbe birth of a daughter, Sunday, Sept. Ill at a naval hospital there. Tbe baby welgbed seven pound• and four ounces. Grandporen!J ln<lude Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Mc:Comu of Middleport and Mra. Ralpb Herron and lhe late Mr. Herron Ill Jlocbester, NobraaU, 1 D <I ... '. ·- - .. .. . ... ,, •· .... ' action-Oel..art.f .strlHion - Homemaking Jnethods - Ooltn-l men::ial ex.hibits-Hybrid com plotS-Weoedl control-SOMETHING FOR ALL THE FAMILY. Wrecked Cart and Truckt Blaettnars lnsurence 'OASOL!NE ALLEY DOWN See Home Appliance Demonstrations at Anderson-Bolds.lnc_ Lot No. 91 and West.! linghouse Electric Corp.. Lot No.. 92. ..._;_, -~ See Farm EQUirJme,-1t DerAcnstrat:iuns Ohio Fann & Home ElectrificaOO.. Co JPCII ~85. 86and90. " atn.e DON ·SCOTT FIELD N:N ANCE TICKETS 504 EACH. y.~ . .r 1. Kind Gf am all ODChor J.Reollno out ~47 1't --- It KING ---w11er:e ~ 't.li~<J ·. ~ 1.7' ........~ Mnc::t1~tead ;;t. tsC·ii 10:, a i2L!! nt.rl(Jrwd r--~· ~ ·~ e~upr; ,.;cnooH ... .: '*' ~. 0-21 DAILY CRYPl'OQUOTE - Here's how to work AXYDLBA..&.Ia .. LOllQJI'ELLOW One &etter lbupty staada for another. In W. 88lllple .A. • uu4 for tbe t.hret X f~ ihe two 0'•, ete. Bingle letten,. apoatrophie._ the length aad formation. ot ~ word~~ are aD hint&. r..cb day tbe COde 1ettwa ue dlftenot. u., / HOMELITE SALES & SERVICE •=========; u...o._ .- . . .. ! 8r FlUiD LAS&WELL . ; Tamed! = e.arm. -i !i OPAJI:IDI!OYM!PA QK'rQBK IILK SIIBZB'Q 'rP &IK l!lPQ'rQ.IlZL GOB.Jl( "You're rl&frt, Mom, you can't truot oomo boy11 From now on I coilect for all homework In advance!" WMPO Radio MONDA 'I' THRU FRIDAY 6:00 Sign On -News s:~ro~~f October 'rO ZPPAIOPY.-INSBZLR. OICK TRAt . Sa~, Cryploq110te: IN QROWINQ OlD WID BlllOOlnll IIORill li'OOLIIIH.--AN KORill WISE.--1.&. J!OCHEFOUcAliLD W J EH RADIO 6:00 Sign On - News PROGRAM LOG 1:10 lntarcbanee 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:05 Country Music MONDAY THROVGB li'RIDAY 1:00 CcmmUDIIJ News 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree , 6:00 Sign On, MusiCAl Clock 5:06 World, National Newa 6:25 Paul BowiR'S -Farm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 6:30 News Heaciiinea 5:15 Spolllgbt on Sporll 6:30 Nwi . 8:00 Pomeroy Hi Football ·&:32 Musical Clock 6:211 Weatber 6:33 Rev. Raymond Jones· Rei. »:SO Middleport Hl&h Football 7:00 Be Still & Knofl 1:30 Sunset Blvd. 6:55 Sports Headlines 11:00 Top Ten Show (Dairy 7:03 News 8:00 Sign 011 6:57 Wealber Report Valley) 7:08 Musical Clock SATURDAY 7:00 News 11 :30 Top Ten Show muttons) 7:3\o News Heaclllnes 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 12:00 Noon News 7:32 Musical Clock 7:00 Be StlU • Know 7:30 News 12:15 Musical Interlude 7:411 Word & Teadmony 7:0' News 7:35 Pickens Hardware 12:30 Rev. 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(Dan Hayman) 1:1111 fjewa Beat 4:00 Dlsclng wllb Dosa 4:30 Local News 4:33 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Country Go Round 4:30 Top Ten Rcwo 5:1111 Jim' Moos Show 6:00 Boptisl Layman's Hour 1:55 Newa Beat 1:00 News Summery 6:00 Simon's Markel • Newo 6:30 Sundown Serenade S:OC· Mid-Way Matinee 6:16 Publlc Service 8:411 SliD Off Septembor 1:55 Newa Beat 1:311 Dlnn!r · MuiiCI·l• 6:01i Sundown Sareaade 6:11 Sign Off September 6:45 SII!U Off October_ _ _ _t:_oo_D_IIci_D.:;ll_wl_Ur_Dosrr _ _ _ _a_:OC;.;..._;:Sl,.:IID=Off===== TERRY Br HAROLD GRAY . 010~ J!INISH YOUR PICTURE- 1 SO GOON 'i WINNIE BEN/NO 7V WINO/iPfiERAFFAIR:J WINNIE LEAVES lNE AJRA:JRT...... PARDON ME, 5ENORITA1 OH ,ITS 'r'OVAGAIN, BUT VVClULD YOU UK!: VENTURA l o,E:T ME TO SHaN illU LOS~ WILL IN 1 'mE SIGHTS Of' uU6TER 7! 1 OR GATE PRICE $LOO . _ 01110 STATI FARM SCII!MCI 11•1w SS"t•P~~tl•.. lr•r .. ~ 864 Oc..._ -~ .. - ......IELECl RICI··co.--"'"' 'the ._ ·=· ' ~ -·........ �• • SERVICES ANNOUNCED TentatJVt' plans wert' madto to hold church serv1<·es on Thanksgiving mornmg when thel annual planning session of the He ath Methodist Church wal:l l held Sunday afternoon 'l'ttt' [ of the church events was adopt- ed . The Re~ . Dawson opt"ned I the meeting with a devot1onal 1 periud and prayer. Frank Ferrell. I e\ecrtirian's · ol \1rs J . C Jo'errell ot Syra · is a cn:•wmf'ml)(>r ol the ulea;t mine sweeper USS Aggres- 1. ~1\'t:' which was r·erf'ntlv "ard - ' J.I t'd he r third conseruti\·c Hall It> • Efficiency ··E". while opf'rat - 1 tr~~:; bon awarded to Mra. McCalD fourteen membera llld two to Mrs. McCoy. Ia alllaled by Mra. The outgoillg pr..Jdent, Mro. E. A. Dodderer, presided roll call was answered by n&ln·ll log a flower beginning with Jetter "S". Planr were made have a hootll at tile Tuppera Plains School Carnival to held October 17, membera furnish the plants to be and the proceeds will be dorrat· ll ed to the school. rnatt' second class. USN. son t'U~t' by New offlcera for tile year were tnatalled wheu tile Role Club met for their September meetin& at the home Mrs. J. :s. Davis in Tuppen Rev . M. E Dowson conducted the meeting when a calendar ON MINESWEEPER Mrt. t 0 . II.CO,. ~1 A dessert eouroe wu "'""' 1mom10 were Judged ond 1 riJ>. at the clooe of the meeU., to New Officers Are Installed By Garden Club 18·D_ally Sen,!inel, Pumeroy-Middleport, _0 ., S!pt. 21 . 19~ A paper on "Judging er Specimen.. ," was presented by Mrs. Clarence Headley I~~=:•n: were judged a n I• awarded to Mrs. I. with the Sixt h FIE>£>1 in thf' 1 Medilerranean . McCoy, Mrs. Frank Goebel, • INDISPENSASLE Howard Caldwell, Mrs. Nolrm·ll ar. McCain and Mrs. J . S. 111r. arul lllr.•. !11arinot:l'i Davis. Slawter-Marinocci Wedding Vows Are Exchanged August Twenty- Third Mr and Mrs. Hiram Slawter I• •' , ~~~~~~, : , :~'~, St. Clair-Wilson Marriage is • Af hens Ch UfC h Event 0 fA Ug, 12 In in the Rutlond M•thodisl . 3.-Boyo Crew Soclca, whit• with atrlped top, 7 to 81/:t 3 palra 1.00 4.-Boyo Orion Argyl• Socko, elaatlc lop, mony poHerM, 7 to IO'h 7 pain 1.00 S~Boya 49c Crow Socka, In whit• a1- 8 1D I OY!a 3 pain 1.00 6.-,Boyo Bonlona, aolld ribbed otyloo lone alu 9 to 1H 2 palra 1.00 39c c..., Soclca, white, 8 ID 10Y!a, 39c 11 69c I 0.-Boya One Size Crew Socks, ., , 1 1l 1 .f1J1)l't\ . ~ 2.99 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0 . 1 • A . nn•versaty Dinner Oct. 1 Is Planned ie allending Ohio is €'mployet as Iand with theM Oh~r· l mv~rsJty 8 . . Middleport HOME REPAIR CENTER ited their bruther Edson at La ~ -J •· lnlt•rndl.ionol WASI!lNGTON - Negotlat. phere df congeniality today ro complete an agreement which already has dissolved the threat ot a nationwide railroad strike. The walkout, which had been sc hed uled for 6 a .m . ) o cal t ime today, was call~ off Monday after negotiators reached l i.:'Jllaiiv t> agrt't'lllcnt on four of five major issues at dispute, whit• and colored IDpo - - - - - - 39c 11 ~Boyo Bonlon Stretch, white ond colora . _ _ _ 2 palra 1.00 on the final issue would reached " within a matter days.'' be of 15.-Boyo Ono Size Crew Socka, whlto with colored top, on• size 9 ID 1 I - - - - 50o eSee the complete line of socks for boys and men. for infants, girls, women . . . well known brands ... thrifty prices on the Main Floor Elberfelds In Pomeroy Rutland Furniture Co. 1 Tuna, Texas : friends at Nash· Plans were made for the an· ville, Tennessee, and their · ter, Lucile at Frankfort, Ky . d [niversary dinner to be held on !,===""-"-""""--=-"" ~ '" · ,._ .,..,_,._~__::~~2:~- r.~-~~0 ~ 1 ~_ _8 _gr ~ -· Thursday , October J when the . Club mel recently at home of Mrs. Annice Our customers a,.. always. right ••• and they like th• service they r«•ive in our 1 2 pc. Suite - --·- - - -- - ---- -each evening . Everyvne Is in· vited . lt.,=========• A short business session was conducted by Mrs. Ohlinger , I POMEROY . OHIO president, and the anniversary dinner will be held at Crow's TONIGHT & TUESDAY Town and Country at 6:30 p.m . "CHALK GARDEN" followed by a party at the home Cl'"!chnicolor) of Mrs. Harry Davis. Thank Hayley Mills. Deborah Kerr Colorc«toont you notes were read from Mrs. Emmett Blackburn and Mrs. WED. & THURSDAY Harold Johnson for flowers sent S.pt, 23·24 at the wedding anniversary. The NOT OPEN traveling prize donated by Mrs. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Harold Ebersbach was awardSept. 25-26 ed to Mrs. Dclvis. Contributions "HEY THERE, IT'S were made to the birthday rund YOGI BEAR" by Mrs. Edgar Pratl and Mrs. j (Yo&i Color) Yogi Bear Join Yogi, Carl Hysell. Boo-Boo, Cindy. Games were played and ''GUN HAWK" prizes uwardt'd to Mrs. Pratt (Technicolor) who also won the door prize, Rory Calhoun, Rod Camt!ron, Ruta 1..-ee. and Mrs. C. J . Eber~bach . tess gifts were presented to Mrs. SUN., MON., TUES. Sept. 21-28·29 Ohlinger. A dessert course served by the hostess and fav. 'ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS' tTecbnit'Olor) ors were pot holders . Frank Sinatra Dean Martln, MEIGS THEATRE Sofa and Matching Chair Here's a magnificent sofa and a comfortable chair ... at a money·sav· ing price. Use it 1o "dress up" your living room in the color you like best. Use it at night as a double bed, converted with a flick of your hand .. . easily and quickly. Durable nylon cover In several colors. .95 1 You can depend on the Red Corpet lrootmont in our oloro. Shop now. Bi.ng Crosby, Edw. G. Robin· ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Rev . James Morrison will be· son, Sammy Davis, .Jr., Peter fo~alk, Barbara Rush, Victor Buono. Jaunty and full of gin a revival at the Letart r a11s 11 spirit of the Robin Hood sto· CEILING Beautify old n•il of _rnterior or exterings With P.CISY manv uses 4' x wr. Standard 4" to -apply ceili ng B' pa'nel. ority X 8' panrls .. tile $3.68 $3.52 ISc United Brethren church Mon· nes and jazzed up with mu· day , September 28 at 7:30 p.m. There wUI be specia] singing sic and songs too! Colorurtoans ~~~ Your Sale 2 NICE TABLE LAMPS 2. NICE STEP TABLES FREE Let Us Install Your FLOOR COVERING WITH ABOVE SUITI LUMBER PANELING INSULATION Complete stock Complete 1 of Kiln-dried · .seE'<'· All type~ t'arrierl lumbrr. 2"' x 4"s. 1100 of fme pan· in stock. Pouring Only . , elln,. As low a~ type. Only .. . 8c sq. ft . $1.25 b•o 1 9 h c ft. Gutlering _ _ 151/,c ft. Caulking 39c ctrg. Woalhonlripping _ JOe ft. Floor Tile (vinyl) $10.95 ctn Roofing Shingloa _ $8.99 100 sq. ft •. You Always Do BeHer At SPECIAL- 2 NEW EARLY AMERICAN LIVING ROOM SUITES NOW YOU CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL NEW fLOORS AT LOW COSTI Armstrong linoleum, Sandran, floor tile, you name It, we supply the covering and Install the complete job at low cost. And Easy Terms are available. Call liS! Ingels Furniture Mlddltporl (With Hard Maple Arms) Regular·329. Your Trade·ln-100.00 Sale ---··-- $229·95 YOU MUST SEI THI!SE NOWI aiPIII-'It.Nie . . . . . . . . w•esfiJ. _ Cut Promised In '65 -- United fr...., •t ' . I I II IIIII 11• I wilh high hopes that agreement 14.-Boyo Crow Socks, B'h lo 1Olh, oil whit• _ _ _ _ 3 pain 1.00 P: at y Net . . . c' . . _ . . , ... I lat'l!M ... NO, 136 ors worked in a rare almo:;.. w•• won The traveling prize e • I n The couple is residing at 34 lary and Mrs. R. V. Weather· .. VOL XVI _ _ _ _ 69c bu!tlne8SII Jl iss Carolvn Sue St. Cla ir. daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Matron of honor was Mrs. :\\·en St . Cl air. Pom eroy Rout e 1. bf'C'a me the bri de of ElizabE'Ih Butler of Columbus. SENATOR TO SPEAK Tl·o ma::; Christophe r \'Vil son. so n of Mr. <~ nd Mrs. Thorn -, Mr. Richard Marinacci ser ved I ASK TO WEn · as A Wilson , New Lexmgton. on Aug 12 in the First as best man for hi s brother Oh10 S~nator Stephen M. Mel hochst Chun h of Athens : A 11,l'eption v.as held at thE' PLEA,SAN I -: 1 wo . will appear a t a meet' \ 'uws of the double nng re r emo n y were r~ad before 1home of the bride immediate·l ple.s ~ave made <~P~h ce~ twn~ for mg sponsored by the Young · members of thr immediate famil y by the Rev. John Wes- ly follow ing the ceremony. i mamage llcen ses In the office Democratic Club of Ohio Uni· l e~· Seay. The bride is 8 graduate of the County Clerk : _Applying versity Thursday, Sept. 24. The ' Vases uf ""hite gladioli and uate of Co rning High School, were Johnny Edgar N1ce, 22, meeting, apen to the public, will · chr~'!'.CIIllhrmums decorat~d Lhe !and a ltended Ohio University TRAVEL 5,500 MILES Leta rt, and Nant'Y Jane Garn· be held at 8 p.m. ln the Ewing u?til hi s enlistn:ent in_ the U.S. e_r, 21 , New . Hav~n, _and Wil- Auditorium. Senator Young has If you luve fun , 1neakers chur rh a~d the altar . t:iven m mamage bv her A1r Force. He 1s statwned at Wl!ber and Howard Parker l1am Nathamel 0 Ne1l, 25, agreed ot answer are indispal!\sable- whita 1fa1her. the hride wore ·a white iUkinRwa . near Che ster r~turn':d. Pt. Plea st:t nt. _and Fern Lenora from the audience following st r.:-et Jr nglh dress of brocade 1 Following the reremony a re- fro m a 5,500 mile ln p m t h Wears, HI , Phny . address. or black duck and a short veiL Her corsage i ceptioJ, we~s J·eld at the home or ,soulhwest. They took · iiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili was of while roses. bridt-'~ parents with Mrs. Hom· I d~~~hter, Ma_rtha , who had Mrs St. Clair, mother of the er Bailey and Mrs. Roger Young : ~ISihng re l~llves here back to [ Only , bride, chose a beige dress with hostesses. rucs_on, Arizona. The_y saw the Pf'tflfied F'orest , Pamted Des~ while accessories while Mrs . Wil son wore a pink suit ert , Grand Canyon, White 1 a<"cessories in white . Sands. Carlsbad Caverns. and I The new Mrs_ Wil son . a the t'Qiton aud rice lands along School, the Mississippi River . They vis. uate of Pomrroy · I 2~Boyo Bonlon Solid Color locka, one olzo 9 ID 12.-Boyo Cuahlon Solo, on• size 6 to 81/z _ 50c ' I I Crew Soclca, .. 13.-Boyo Ono Sin 9 to whit• and colon 3 polra 1.00 bus. The Deec:e of the musk o:r Ia that only foar ouacea ore aeeded lo lmlt a Ugbtwetghl sweater capable of reslstina: bf; lo'w·zero weather. 10 -~>te WU'iWU 1.-Boyo Crew T:r. Socks, white and colora with contr11ting co or atrlped IDpo, ai... 7 ID 10\12 49c 9~Boyo Orion, white ond colon, on• alzo 9 to fch urr h The Rev . C. J . Lemlev F~ . Northwood Ave in Colum- man , treasurer. :officiated. NOW YOU KNOW ON THE MAIN FLOOR Boggess. Barnhill pr~!lted them 1 MO:JrlTI<~C'!'I . son of Mr . a n d 1Marinacci is a graduale of Mrs. A. ~~ - Marin<trd, 229 26th l<~ire High SPhoo l and is pres- corsages. Olftc~rs are Mrs. J. S t . Bella u·f' . ently serving in t.he U. S . Air S. Davis, P:es1de~t, Mrs._ The double-ring ceremony Fore~ stat iont"d at Lockbourne man Mccarn , VICe-president: took pl<tc'e August 23 a t :.! ::iO A.fi' .B. Mrs. Frederick Goebel, se<,... ll p .m BOYS SOCKS 8.-Boyo CoHon At the close of the ) I • • • 7.-Boya CoHon Ar11yiH, alzH 7 to 10'h _ G.l 1 MR. AND MRS. THOMAS C. WILSON . !Irs. Dav· tlrr>ell to." was read by Mrs. G u An article on "Now Is the or Rt. 1 Middleport , announce Rutland High School _a nd meeting Mr~. Headley installed the me~rriage or their daugh· employed by the Huntmg ton Na- the new offiCers, and as ter, . Judy: to Mr. Vincent tiona I Bank of Co lumbus. Mr . duties. were read, Mrs. C a r I ,' I" ·r•· 1,, '' • Jl ' -: ' .. ,·" ·"" '"~' . BARGAINS , , • Rutland Furniture . .Arnold Grate •• SH'2-4811 Rutland,O~ ~- ' ' .. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 21, 1964 arnold ebersbach williams wilson