http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0f2a57bbd76e2d1c47df3728e9672aa2.pdf c8428b46a6dc673c36afcec3a09e85cb PDF Text Text • • 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 �J.lj!ally s..tlnel, PQI!ltroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., SeJ)t- 22, 196_4 l= '" ' \ ' Reedsville Man Leaves Wreck Scene 0 New Haven Church Sponsors F'ourth Fal1 Rally of State I Relis Slip Past Phils, ~-0, Remain Alive In NL Race :~I;;~:;,""';.:~;~~:· a Kine Politics ... At a Glance Tlll.SA Okla (UPI) - GOP from conluslon to cbooo 1D tbe p.-..ldentlal no;.,lnee Barry M. past Z4 hours," Goldwater said liolawater char&ed tooay that in • speech propaN4 for .i•Uvthe Johnson administration has ery .at .a rally in Tu1sa'a Civic: U h A d t lum "hundredl!l of ves and un- u I or . dreds of lles" to answer tor tn l TON UP!) a. 1 the VIet Nom conflict. WASHING Carrytna hll campalan into publlean yjct preakiea.~,~~ Johnsoo territory in the SoulA- inee William E. Wiler ...., to-west the ... rtzona senator Wd dn that confUct of lnterelt • " -J him "echo th the admintatratlon tJ keepln& char&e& againJt e Information from lhe American poUUcal admlniltratlOb." tleoperaUoa ol I be people despite "'crtslJ • ol .. the- Johnson dem.aDd day 's developmenta in belea- Miller referred to 1 guered South VIetNam. by DemocraUe NaUonal Cllllr"The situation Inde'-Jorated VIet Nam man Jobn M. Bailey for confUct 1D Inyos"•aUon of "poulblo seema to have ..... ~ ol Interest" Involving hil ..... • nection with the Lockport, tN, NEW HAYEN - The ""w tiona I Dedication.• Robert Ra lguel 3'1, Reedsy ,) Foil Co. __ ,_;_ Ia Haven EUB Church Thursday. Ttw purpose is to promote ville, was Involved in two accl· thellofiNel)'w yq~BeriDald~Trl..,..buno Sept. 24• will hold the fourth the Confere.nce ~rogram In thf!o d th ua ~n a series of conference . wide fields of Chtldren s Work, Youth dents mlnute• apart an ~ as IB.ying that Miller on al ··~all Rallies" bei"" 0 e 1d 1Work and AduJt w_ ork. . . left the scene of the llnal ace•~ l.eut three occulont had lnte~ • -~ ' 11 b th dent Monday , according to lhe on all throughout thto West Virginia , Thf' program wt egm wt Ohio State Patrol. whleh hal ~~edf lint ~ 'lbabebartlc~ Conference of the EUB church . a covered dish dinner _atfi p.m. both eplsodu under invesUaa walt! MeOleo'"~-:.:......... ~ ~ ... in the Educt~tlona l Butldmg At 5I er u.u ......,......_. ,.,.. The othen are bein& held at 7 til 8 a general meeting will tlon. "ba lone received 1'1 500 annu-1 thf Loch Lynn Church, Moun- b" held 1n lht' church sanctuary . The events took place at F 't•, of I 9: II p. m. Manda• on Rt. ell ally from Lockport e .., tain Lake Park, Maryland on From 8 to 9 divisional meetings ,1 , Rat' bocked whlcb he wu •ppotntedj Ill •• Monday Duff Street Church. wtll be held with the fullowmg 1n Reedsvm~. KUe1 siJtant JeCtetar'y and atrector Clacksb~rg. W. Va. on Tues- as leaders, Children's Work. . TO CELEBRATE- Mr. and Mrs. Otis Knop~ of Ra- out of a parked posiUon aero11 W oblqt dov: Seventh Stteel Church. Mrs. Myna Wolfe of the Roxa-\ cme R.D., Will celebrate the1r 25th wedding anmversary the rout. an~ hit and demo!before IOinll to 0 qn. Wed · th a ~e house at thelr home on Sunday Sept 27 !shed two telephone booths. He Miller oald that II 1 1 .,... Parkersburg, W. Va. on - lana Church, Dunbar, Olnler- WI n gresiiDID ho hod "c:onllstentiY nesday ; and on Friday lilt thei ence Director. Children's Work; Mr. and rs . Knopp were marrled at Wllmmgton, 0 ., in then went down to the june· served the interest of 'jQb..pro-St. Albano Church, st. Albans. •Youth Work, Rev. Bernard 1939 and are the parents of two children, Mra. Dick Uon of Rt. ell and Rl lZI and duclng lnduotrl.. In my dloW va . I Uevin&. Jr., Conference Direc- sterrett oi Syracuse and Max, at home. went thrOilllh • stop sign and Leg~·on trtct, includiP . ·; ·•ara Mostruck a c:ar driven south on The one held In th e Nrw Hay· tor of Youth War k and pas t or , . . hawk Power .....,Wurlltzer en Church is for Lhe EUB of the First EUB Church in Lumbe:man .s and ftled Its $810,~ ·Rt. 124, by Donald Putnam, 22, Co., the Lod 11 Co., Bell Churches in Mason and sur- Phillipi ; Adult Work, with Rev. 570 clatm with the company. Reedovlile. Aircraft and many other ccmrounding counties. . Eugene Garlow, Conference OJ- A spokes.man for Kaiser sal~ Both driverll eseaped: iDJW'Y, panles, and I would haVJ! been The theme is "Jeous Chnst rector of Adult Work and pastor lhe thefts mvolved se~eral per ";,':'J"::m~.arl-;;.r.: DALLAS (UP!) _ The American Leldon, lt.o brossy derelict In my duUes If t h.od Renews His Church Through of Duff Street Church in Clarki- sons at the Ohlu facility over a and but colorful 46th annual parade beblnd ft, aatbered Its not done so." L p tlcipation ODd Yoca- b number of years. bruises to the r!iht aru: tod I I d :::.:;::;:..;;;;.._ _ _ _ _, ay ar urg. F . t The Licking County aherill's ob ld 22 000 delegates for some serious business ay, nc u office investigated the thefts loft lhe scene of the an address by Defense Secretary Roberts. McNamara. . of the women's earlier this year, but Kaiser reaccident on foot, and woo not Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater n glma f tit w ld' s rvice fused to file eharges. Officials CAPE HA'ITERAS, N.C. at his home when offloera want was scheduled to speak to tbe Legionnaires Wednesday. and said aluminum wire and bar I a! y a !hare. A warrant will bo Issued Monday's parade waa • drum eter ol eold war actions Ga•l• readiDgll Gollipolll will meet with Mr. Ted stock was taken from the plant. movd 1 Ia 1 th-mue-as nmaiourn- for his arr..t, ofllceno oaid. bealln&, born • toolln&flrlsaffalrd, vtoo ano Dam _ . runntna ono 18 6• 12 6' wm s c oser o e . . Tw arresta reported by the ccmplete with pretty an . Willis of Huntlngton, who Is land today and sent beavy seas tr ~ I I ded Deloreo WoHe a Oyover ol two 858 jet bomb- Tbls would lnelude veterans baH foot on rollers, Polneroy • Conrerenco PreSident of the against a 1,000-rnile stretch of : ~c:::'e u ctte<i to Gam lb era leadlnll • oquadron ol of actitlllll olrnllar to the cur- Mason 20.85, Pt. PleiBant 24.55, EUB Men. the eastern seaboard. • W~ sd del ~ smaller planea rent altuaUon In VIet Nam. Hinton .49, Kanawha Falls .18, Rev. Martin Berisford, pastor court e ay 1or ee ve vel ·hJ h. but de Me.Namara'l speech wa1 to Charleston 17.97. London, Mar.. D. 0. Taber, state represen- of the Ne~ Haven Church invlttContln ed From Page 11 weather officials ordered a brakes, and Kenneth Brooks, 48 Re ry ran g ~!oct tbe eon U ofllclaU met and Winlleld daJ11.0 were 0 tatlve iJ in Columbus today. a~- es all to come and take part . hurricane watch from bere to ReedsvJlle, cited. to Meigs COUll-- marahals .ruled out • open veo OD Y~ on the sills. lendin& a hearing of the C1v1l in Uus rally. A, baby-sitter will I en]oyded the F s~~th (Wgr~~e the New Jersey coast and ty rourt Friday for speod. monlteyshlnes, an: ~thLeton ~ ~ubstltu~ed Ohio River _ L Fleore doWn Service Commission before Way· be m the basement ot the church With ~u rey u ya • warned thai tides would be Larry LaudermUt, 21, Po~ nairea pnera 0Y e e e. en son. w .m . Harv~ Jordon 13 14 9 p6 ·5·0 m. ¥National u ne Ward, personnel director. to care for small children. nuw m the east somewhere. three to four feet above normal eroy, was fined flG aDd ' costs Most of them are older and an invitation to .apeak. u' Taber is opposing differential Then we were sent down to the as far north as New York City. irl Gallipolis eourt Monday for carry more welibt now thaD p ' . p. ., Pri p pay increases for state employ• • 7th and 8th grades In the new speed. William Wyatt, 24, lllld- they did ln the miUtary and 14, 7:40 p.m.;. Geor~e ce up es as proposed by the departhigh school bUIIdmg, now the " Increasing Udes and wlndo dleport wao lined ISO and coots when the parades were wilder. . 14, 10 .40 p.m., Philip Sporn up rnent of mental hygiene. He .statCentral SchooL Oh, how big we will cause damaging beach ~ro- given five days 1n jail and hi~ AttriUon ls cuttl.ni tnto mem· U, 6 a.m.; Pennsylvania down esc "Apparently we have beatfelt. The upperclassmen didn't sion and considerable floodin~~ license suspended for the LegiOMaires 16, 2:10a.m.; John Ladd Dean 111 bershlp en the original proposal of speak to us, but we were I of the low-lying coastal areas, months on a charce of drlvini may do sometbini about It at up 15, 3.55 a.m .. · ReUable up three step increases for urban ' there anyhow. said a late advisory on the sea· while intoxicated. this year's ~onven~on. Me m15, G a.m:t E~a . Woods employes and one step for There ~e had ~o lovely tea- son's seventh ~oplcal storm. Patrolman D. A. Weidner in- bership now w restncted to vet-down 15: 7.15 a .~. , Mtss Jessie tlJOse working in institutions in chers, M1ss Alvita Jones and At 5 a.m. EST Gladys was spected 14 buses of the North. erans of the two World Wan S Up 16, 2.45 a.m_. , Onward up 17~ rural areas. ~iss Susie Taylor, both teac~· centered near latitude 34.5 west District at Rutland on and the Korean War but the 6 a.m.; Vulcan up_ 17, 4 a .m.: But Taher believes an even COLUMBUS (UP!) - Kaiser inJ' with patience and soft vot- north lo"8itude 71.7 west or Monday. Seven buses were convention wao expected to WASHINGTON (UP!) - The OVEC up 17, 8.30 a.m., mort undesirable proposal has Aluminum and Chemical Corp ., ces along with definite rules of about 230 miles east of Cape found to be unsatisfactory, witb consider proposals to open it to Federal AvtahO:O Agency (FAA) Lee_ May up 18, 6 been substituted, that ol giving Oakland , Calif. ~onday filed a cond~ct, whic~ included not ~atteras. 'lbe storm was mov- five being corrected during the wlll fool the b11l for f25,000 ~ a.m.: ~erry. Bosworth up ~~8, a one step increase for those $810,570 la wsuit m felslngl7ourt wasting anythmg. mg north northwest at 11 m.p.h. inspection period. damage ~used by GOP presi 7 a .~., Indiana down 20, 5.20: listed and then giving the direc- $810,570 lawsuit in federal court High school was a happy but was expected to decrease Beatles Arrival ia denti~l nominee Barry M. Gold· a.m., S. M. Jenb up 20, 7 1 tor of mental hygiene blanket here concerning thefts from its adventure and there we en· 1ts forward ~ovement slightly· waters plane at the Charleston, ~·· Peg': Downey down 2 ~ulhorlty to grant new employ- Newark plant countered the better than best Gale warmngs were expected ~· I Called 'ln.credible' W. Va ._. airport Friday night. 7.30 a.m., A. J. Patten up , es two or three steps. Kaiser nameo the Lumber· faculty - including Rob e r t northward to mclude Chesa· LONDON (UPI) _ Eight The 1mtial ~keoff blast from 6 a.m.; L.unga Point up 22,L17 The mental hy~ene depart- man's Mutual Casualty Co McKay without whom I would peake and Delaware Bay areas . eel the big Boemg 727 jet blew a.m.; Chris Jr. down 23, 7!" 5 f>' · • • p · thousand teen-agers scream 1 ment contends it needs a differ- Chicago as defendant Kaiser never have mastered Algebra, and on up to rovmcetown, th B ti at down a protec tl ve barr1er and p.m .,. susan A. down 23 , 7·so 1 \. entlal in urban areas in order claimed ' it has a "comprehen· · now at Bowling Green Uruver· · Mass., and as I ar sou th as Wil• Lond wecomebomeloM e daeaesa . ht damageel par t ofth e ·ms trumen tp .m.,• Eso s PM~Ivanla e ~.~ up • tL recruit new employes lost to\sive dishonesty, disappearancelsily: Donald Wolfe (Pizzle to mington, N.C. Tw 0~ ~lrport 0 ~ ~l ~ landlng system at Charleston's 23, 5:10a.m.; Winnie Mae up the high Industrial payrolls. and destruction" policy from everybody), one of th equiet- ~· b 0 •0 ; " w~~e ;;.,~v h Kanawha Alrporl FAA olll- Greenup 3:30 p.m.; C. V. Ham1 est teachers I had, but we ~ grr 1 om eve Bea~le: clals said Monday the agency er down Greenup 7:35 p.m.; 1 learned (and how we learred). l NEW HAVEN_ The women Ia ek would pay for putting up a c. V. Hamar down Greenup 7:· He could stare the worst stuof the New Haven Eva"8ellcal ; ' ere wed · ed 1 higber barrier at the field and 35 p.m.: Rose G. up Greenup dent down in the class. And of United Bretllren Church are lit e 1 1 ~ 1 : repatrina the system's antenna. 1:40 a.m.; Warran Hougland up course the girls thought he sponsoring two evanll t b 11 no~ e of "'•Is ,: tede They explained that the bar- Greenup 1:30 a.m.; Sycamore was good looking (we didn't week. all'port. zens ... m ' rler was not high enougb. It up Meldabl 2:15 p.m.; J . • --11. know it but he already had a , On Thursday afternoon be- and one 12-yeor-old was repor~ was designed to protect the Lewls down Meldahl 11:16 p. • - - by Helen Bottel---' girl, didn't he, Mrs. Wolfe?). i tween the bours of 2 and 3, a ed An air- landing system Installation from m.; AUied-Aahiand up f,leldshl It was also our good fortune coffee hour will be beld at the por~, • a e~ edlbl e ordinary jets, whose engines 3:40 a .m.; ~ Brent dowo TAKE A CRANCE If your soo knowo the family, to have Martin W. Essex, now COLUMBUS - Sen. Vance parsonage to bonor 8 former a~ tbe most cr •" The ara placed differently than on Meldabl 4:20a.m.; Ravenswood Dear Helen: . he MAY knvw . more about Ia famous ed~cator .. We went Hartke. I).Jndiana, said Mon- pastor'S wife, Mrs. K. J. Scott ~lss~ ~~ ~n.Martba the plane Goldwater uses. up Meldahl 6:10 a.m. l was widowed nme months your new acquamtance than through Amencan History and day the election of a Republi- of Fsirmont w Va who ts h d ld J glr Ha'wkl GallJpoUI Dam Walter · ,_ bas ket- can administration In Novem· now the Branch • • President ·•. amce TOO TIRED TO WALK Beckj"or d up 5·30 ago. I lost one of the most won· you do. - H. J he coached our gms' of Sc bothen el an ported by ns' · p ·m ··• Lynn 16 1 derful men who ever lived. 1 CURFEW TIME? ball team. Wa really had one, ber would place the future of i the West Virginia Conference lin . rn:r.e ~e b D a~ GALVESTON, Tex. tUPI) - B. up 10:40 p.m.: Eva H. up thought I would never look at De H 1 . too. Of course, I don't remem· rural electric cooperatives in of the women's Society of Lo: 0 ave own Elmer Donald Scates. who Is 12:40 a.m.: Semet up 2:40 a. ar e en. ber winning much but we tried jeopardy. Iworld's Service. on. not a fireman, hopped Into one m.; John J. Rowe up 3:25 a.m.i another man, but, strange as tt 1 seems, J was at a party the have. 11 ~ 7 ·year-old d~ugh· hard , especially a few girls on The senior Democratic sena- Mrs. Martin Berisford, t h t of the eity'a huge pumper Jacob G. down 5:50 a.m. other evening and met a man ter who ~~ g~ng :te:d~ With ~ another town team who liked tor from the Hoosier state, ad- I present pastor's wife will be DIES OF INJURIES trucks Monday and drove lt, Kanawha River - Allen 1\, 0 1 who could be my husband's bro- respecta ' Y · e ca~ t to pull hair. dressed some 500 delegates to the hostess. ' CANTON (UP[) _ O:velyn AI- siren screaming and red Ughta Merrill down Manne! 10:30. P· tber - In actions, sincerity. ~em to ~gree on a reason.a e Then we tried to pair every the Region Four meeting of the on Saturday evening at 8 a exander, 81, Canton, :lied MOD· flashing, to a nearby tavern. m.; Heren Z. down Marmet 1:· kindness. everythln ;. He lost : e to ~etk h::ne i:ro~I\ d:tes. single teacher off with Mr. Es- National Rural Electric Coop- reception will be held In the day of lnjurl.. received Sunday Later he told pollee, wha SO a.m.; Lucy Jano Lueao down bis wtfe three years ago, and, S y~u t n_ h at nd ~lc ~ t"n sex and it made us so mad erative Assoclation. Educational Buildina of 1 be when the ear 1D wblcb she was charged him wlth felotl)' theft, Marmet 8:15 a.m.: W. H. Sllallke me, thought he could nev- atur ay mg t a ur 118 when he didn't marry our Hartke said "The fanatics church for Mf. ODd Mrs. Larry a pa 81qer ran oft Ohio a vagrancy and drunkeMess, ver, Jr. down Wlnlleld 2:1S P· er replace her. We seemed to the ~";,~ " 18a good co~ro- c!tolce. I guess he knew more think that rural electrification' Uevlng who were married Sep- eigbt miles from bera. that lhe keys wera In the truck m.; Jeffet'IOII up Wlnlleld 4:~ cllc.lt immediately. m•se · kso, twob~v~~g at- about what be wanted than we is a threat to the ecpnomic se- tember 19th 1n the B apt i s t and be was "too Ured to walk. 0 p.m.; Elprcllff up Wlnfield We both have sons In college. es • wee reasona 'WI occa- did, but being girls, we didn't curity of the United States." Church In Deer Creek, !llinoie. FAA TO HELP p.m.; 'l'llelma Ann down WillFinancially I am a :ittle better ~~~~-AG~~~~~A~:~ - A want him ~ remain a hache- He said the rural electric pro- Carole Ia the daugbter of Mr. COLUMBUS (UP!) - T b e STUFFED ALIJGATOR field ll:lil p.m. off than be. Dear p t· lor. He d1dn t. gram In this country bos oot ·and Mrs. Loran ComweU of Federal Avladan Agency wlll BEIRA, Mozambique <UPI)We enjoyed eacb other's aren · . . . I'll never forget our own Miss outlived Its usefulness, an ob- Deer Creek. Larry to the son of provide temporary air trafOc A collecUon of bracelet., rings GRAN<!E TO .MEET company so much that we wen< A hard and fast !lme limit Is Susan Park and M,.. Blanche vious reference to GOP presi- Mr. and Mrs. Otho Uevina of control eervlce for the second and other jewelry wa1 foand Harrt11011VIIIo Graqa, Nt. _ to great trouble lo meet again. ~ot nearly so Importanl as know- Mathews Haskins iBMH) her- dentia l candidate Sen. Barry New Haven. They will reside on annual Farm Science Review at In the atomach of a !!-loot at- 1734, wiU meet Friday oventna, c. Great trouble bee&use of my mg where lhe deters are. For self. Miss Mathews added Goldwater of Arizona. Goldwat- the Island of Maul In the Haws!- Oblo State Unlverslty'o Don Ugator killed when flood watero September 26 at I at the grana• . son, wbo tells me, at 50, l am mstance: tf they go to a double Haski ns to her name while we er has said the Rural Electrifl. tan Islands where Larry Is 1ta- Scott Airport. swept Jt against the Cbende hall to observe tbe .qUrterlJ too old for this nonaense, that fea~ure on. a nearby town, they were there and took some rib- cation Administration Is no long- tloned wlth the Air Foree. Dam. birthday party, tloetloll of offl. - this man Is only after my moo- cant possibly get nome by ll, bing. They both taught litera- er useful and should be abolish- Evaryone In lite community ELDERLY PASSENGER cera, and perform the rqular "ey, that I could not possibly nor can they make It home by ture and what they didn't know ,ed. Is Invited to both of tb111 LONDON (UP!)_ "Mr. Clar- ed states Monday. order of buslndl. 14111111' N"" have loved his father as much tnldrught If they go to a Satur- just hadn't been written yet. We events. ence of Chlca , age 2oo,• said "Mr. Clarence" turned out to mon C. Will urgaa all membelt 10 as I said to forget him so soon, day mght danre. So keep the had a college education In Unemployed workers on Cythe passeng.r list of an airliner be a brown - shelled turtle 1111 to attend. Potluclt Nfrelbmtnll · etc., eU,. t11ne flexible, to suit the occa- Shakespeare and all of the prua are said to be "slllln&," GATLING NOMINATED llylnll to Brltatn from tha Uolt- rout. to ID Enallala 100. will Ill MrVtd. I'm not thinking of mar- soon, and let the k1tle set It great literature from them. which they do all day to avoid CINCINNATI (UP!) - Wl 1-' rlage, but bia phone ca11s and (with yoor appro~al , nl course f . Miss Park scolded us tn Latin stimulating their appetites. Ham H. Gatllng, manager of the pleasant t.alk has helped me Ten to one they II be borne to and put us back In the three JefferiOD Standard Ufo Insur.· over a hurdle that was becom- ra1d the refrJgerator BEFORE yea. old level, which we de. checked every room regularly ance Co. office in Norfolk, Va., . tng Impossible. He knew my their curfew. . served, but she was dlllgent and we put on our hest behav- was nominated preoldant 14on/; husband, and this ls another Generally speakmg Your about her work. She has laugbt lor when he was coming. day of the NaUonal Association • 4' bond between us. My son, how- "compromise" seem! reasona- many parents, their children But we are fortunate to have of · :'e Underwrltera which ts ever, makes our friendship ble --: except for the exceptions. anU then grandchildren p~oba- teachers who wilT dedicate their holding ltl convention here. sometltlna eveil. He end this And If the b. f. want. 1o drop b~, before she retired. llves lo Instructing childran, Some 2 500 deleialel Ill atman'• son were friends at col- In for a visit betweeo dalel, Mrs. Haolllns was a red head and whether you weot to a one tentllnc 'tba aeulono · ly DOlOTHY KILGALLIN · lege, and oow he woo't even well, why not? - H. and she didn't have that for room School or a 10 room one, ' speak to him. Dear Helen : decoration either. You had be~ they are our llnlt with knowSQUAD CALLED . My son tells me hio !athOl' What alb ~ woman who bu ter learn something in her led~e- They give the wisdom of The Middleport emergency GOSSIP IN GOTilAM been q tbe poUUcal J!tuaUoa fctl' latlliii -. told him to look after me. Both been married more than 20 class or the "fur would sure- thetr years ODd training. Those squad was called at 9:()8 p.m. NO ONE WILL BET THAT IT WILL LAST llavo boetl encountertna a pooui1ar reactioD Ia my !non wore and are bril- years end alway• makes sure ly fly." Ill yeors of school for me stand Monday to tbe 11eu1e van Hook for mara than half an hour, but tha most Ialit:• IIWl)' rpoto. Somi ciiJcovmcl tbat - ~ . liant, 110 I naturally became the her husband is ln the other But ahe waa a great teacher out as a memorable part of my esldence in Rutland. She was ed-about "rotillliiC9" in Las Vegu stan Ed- Goldwalel' _ usiDI blm u !be buU of qulpt' c;llttle dumb bunny. Now my IIOII room when she dresses and and sometimes we nearly died life and the faces of the teach- ~ving dUflculty breothiD&. die Flsber end !ha EnatJsb slnier Sblol Watd hiob I'm headed •or disaJter, undresaes? She Is also frl&id. laughlnJI from ao011 of her de- era· rel!lain In my memory. 1 Iii ·Out there It looks like real love becatUe ha and uUrlcal Unoo - II bldlliriDc. Audl~ .- und don't bove sense enouch Should the hiiSband look for scripUon1 of people and oltua- never had a teacher I disber use biJ brand new euatom • built Belli- IIOl1DSlly IUDused 111'1 """ rotad "~' :,to see II. I say I'm s perfectly greener pastures? - FRU5- Uons. Her humor took the sting liked ODd I never bod one but ley .. .. Opera star Richard Tucker II hurllnl Uve" ~ oven ''!10\tllllaliJ danpi'OUI." ~ :;-normal woman who wanta the THATED HUSBAND out ot our ignorance. With her, wbat oometiti"8 was lelmed. DIYOtiD fO INTillln OP · a fl,520,000 lawsuit agatasi 11tt Eden Roc llo- eomlca maks opot eheclta of the I'ODlll ......, words were tools and ohe never What would parents do with 30 · MIIGI MAlON &IIA :: friendship of a fine and under- Dear Husband: tel In Miami Beach. He ebarae• bl wu. book- cobli on, Jlllt 1o maks ltll'l thl)' won't Ill IIOo s standlng man - just friend- Why doo't you look for a advocated uainc the same old wrigglina youngatero in their ......... .... _ ed for two oln81D8 qacementa, but tbe bot.~ IDa Mapto. · ~ ship, notbini more, Is this so competent marria1e counselor? word over and over. home? ct1..... tanMftlll. • - cancelled biB second perfortna~~Ce alleaedlJ "Dear l\llu ltllaalleo: w ..: terribly wrona:? - BEWILDE.a.. I'm sure your wife 1s e unhap- I remember trying to outdo I know of one retired teacll· 'ulltlltltM....., wflau•• ....-. .,..., 011 1n1 lmplyinJ be "laid a bomb" tbe lint Umt -. . . · "I wu IDOit IIIIIO)IId and 10 won ..,,, -::ED AND LONESOME bo · u · d•w "" ..... ornt "•lley u py a ut the situation as you myseu. once m a theme, so I er, Mn Horace McElhlnny c.m""' n• ........1, It ~ Universal pulled o real coup by boot1DI th.olr frlendl IIIII I Wroto to my -tor reaardiDI -, ~Dear B and L: are, but she won't be able to wrote ''The feathered songsters who ha•' kept 1 record of ali ~rJ: :,~ ~w:'::. two big pletures of the year - "Seod Me No tbe beau!1 paaunt bold al Ropubllcan llrOI!fo~ ·;_ Tbls Is not wrq at all - shake Ufelon1 inhibitions, fear are caroting their morning ma-- of her "girll and boys" through , ....,.. • ....,.. ••,. •"'"""' Flowers" ODd "Father Goose" - to run In bald A~tlc Olty- I •lilvo !be juiipo and ~ · • • ... ..., .. tiM . . , em. ,.......,. : : It's very rl&bt to reacb out for and shame uDtf1 an expert stra- tms.' more than 30 years of teaching. o"* IIUCeealon at Radio City Music 11a1J d!ltlol rectot'll wbo moatly Ill from Au.atlc Olcy, tbl ~ male friendJhlp after moUJ'Doo ilhten out her thinking. - H. I thought 1t was pretty high- That'• quite a family to keep ..:.:~:·~:-:,r-: ~~: the 'lbanltoctvln& and Chrlstuias perfodl. Rio- ~ IIII)'Way, awarded !be """"' 1o Mill '!' lng iJ wer: especially when This column ls dedicated to soundini - 10 did Mrs. Hask· track or, but as long as we ..,. """' .... .,.,. c .... .... .,..._ a1 companies are allll puzzllnll mr tbat 0111. Al'liOill '11110 lnjeetad polltlcal apltallatnc Ill i JDur marriage wao all '"' lhe family Uvlng, so U you're hav- Ins. Sho wroto oo lt, "Why not have need ol oehools lltere'll be ,,.._._ ...., Natalie Wood II reported to be dalln& Llllf" tbls ona. So- IIUI of 10 poopt. w.-. !ook1Da ;:;plul _slde. Othorwlse you mlgbt lni kid trouble or just plsiD juat oay, "The birds are slni- a "Good Mortllng Mlso Dove." ,._ ...,,_ 11 _ , . ... eneo HarveJ In Enaland, Sbould Ill lots of II tht pagelllt and It WU a iood time to plut, ~become blUer ,Jth sell - plcy trouble, let Helen Help YOU lng a morning 110111!-" And now the day Is over, and ~': "::..':' ;.,;::~':U: lat!ih• aritl quite a cltanp ol _paee. tbere tb,elr eandldato, wblch lht did both OD tb1 ~\ ;beCause It ended too IOOD.. She wtD also weleome your l got the mesaage and she we are going home - "Good- -lltltt. .,.., ,..,. . . ...., a.tt. coes ber chance to be In ltl)' Coldlll)ill PJc- ~I plOit'lln and tofler, wbeQ lht lot~Qr.,s -~ ~-· BQi:·-keep It at the frlendlh.lp own amustn1 experiences. Ad· made her poinl I did forget bye," •'Goodbye.'' Goodbye." •• ..._, ..... ....,. ......., ..m.. Tlte Hollywood Pavlllon al I b 1i G. I alwayz boUoved tha conleat wu 1111 I h :c. ;.tare 1iDt11 you-re aure loneu.. dress Hele"t Bottel iD care of Profe~sor A. W. McKay, our I wonder U they sun sl.ng : 111":,••;:.,-:,.::-:_ ":..:: World'• Fair Is nperaUna on a wli<lt--to-weet level but tbiJ one wm't con~ ma. · · .·, i!'. - hasn't blurred four vision. thlo newspaper. supermtendanL He alwaya that iotJi. ,...., blllJ .. ,.. Nliblclall ••macllona .w!lo Ia ~ U II JIU. So. ° . . .' · · ~de~; 0~~~~ w::;m~~Taber Fighting a~~lr~~~~ch s~r~..~ wit~ th~r w:rne~ Differential ~.men 1 Pay Increases iUP~- ~urrlc~:= ~ t;'° J 1 I HELEN HELP US! I I I I SPECIAL 1957 CadiHac 1 LeaderS C t I arpen er I Soci·a} Ne"'S KARR &VAN ZANDT MOORE'S 1 I 'cr";j ';! sceu:;: I \ 1 \ Cooper 1111111 I 1 RAMBLER'S GOT YOUR SIZE IN "65" BRAKES RELINED , 16· Voice of Broadway ••• reportmg · ON DISPLAY WEDNESDAY,SEPT.23 THE DAILy SENTINEL toi. IN OUR SHOW ROOM SEE EM NOW' :!: METROPOLITAN MOTORS ... !l\JI a.re. ... ' 'I iiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiii t" '!: 1 1 :'"P~ared ~ter ln~":J~ ~d therl~th ..... _...._-.... I tl l J ° yet 7 1 1 REA Future QUeStJOOe . d k By Spea er Tigers Rated Num ber 0 ne Af ter 14-8 Victory 0 ver N'Jes squad ·Adm:: I EUB Ladies SpODSOrmg • Two EventS Edward :;! 1 7::, Jet Blas t I 1 For Barry's ana • 1 FAA to pay Kaiser Askmg $810 570 £Or Newark Thefts '":I:":.~t ,;·~~': ~~H~~10;r~~\:::~'h,~;,:a;~ 1 1 Teacher Faces 1 ~~.~r;;lr~h;P~ t.:"'~e c::~~~~ ~~r Our Weekly River Ne..·s lng g1;:~n~:~: ga;:,~;; NGS s• Ht"gh Wm"ds :::. {:, coastward ~~:~, ~ I 22,000 DelegateS prepare for erJOUS work Gladys Moves 8 !';;n:: 1 11 1 :!,i,'aZin steal of home carne as 1 I ,:;• :.':n 1 I having the National League has betn bea ten on a steal of whiC'h h.as come on strong in a complete surprise to the Phlls Island screen ble m the nlnLh mmng when I nanl hopeB by whiPPI•ti the J)ftlnanl stolen from under home. Willie Davis ol the J.)odg. t11e -last week while f'hiladd· l and to pilche1 Art Maharrey in Ru11 had reached baJt on a . Wl!l!l Covington opened •t_th h~.!! Giants 3-11. The loss kepi the ' them_. ers executed a simila r swipe in phi a was slumping. particular. '!'here were two outs I' on_e-out single a~d ~ov~ to second double, but TSJtourlS fourth-plac~ G i ~ n t s . s.-vrn , Chico Rui..z W.89 the !.a teat vu- 1the J6lh inning of Saturday Phil• In Slump 'at the time and slugger Frank thtrd un Vada P1nson 1 Sln~le w.ork~ hls way out to record game1 behmd Ptu la dt.J phla. lain, stealing home in the sixth 1 night's game to give Los Ange- [ Philadelphia haJ dropped three · Robinson wa!'l at bat when Rulz, off Mahaffey's glove_. Ptn- his firs~ ahu~~ of the year· \ Ken Johnson hf"ld ,he Giants 1 inning Monday night with the les a 4-3 decision of its last four games and four who had stolen m bases dur· son was thrown out trymg to Tsrtoari. Wllu Ellbdl h" . d' J" \1 1 run that gave lh.e Cincinnati The Phlls still. hold a 5lh· of i~s last six while the Reds ing his minor-league carf'er, stret('h his hit into a double . I The triumph was Tsitouris' l to four hits . ln~u 1 ~m 11 Reds a 1..0 victory over the game lead over the second· have taken five or their last six broke for the plate. John Tsltouris stymied the I eighth against 11 defeats and 1-fart's 291 h mer. to ~t ~ PhllUea. place Reds with just 11 games for a net pickup of thne 1 Mahaffev was so startled that Philadelphia baiters on sil hilJ , M.ahaffey :~uffered his ninth ael· record. to 11 ·16. Ru <;tv tau 1 · - - - drove tn two run s for the Colts , Mli)or Leagllf Retllltl with .a homer and a siierifice ALL-STARS By United Prm lot.rnotl-1 ny and John Bateman drove in '' Nation•l Lupe tht> other w1th a double. I ICin. 800 001 000 -1 7 1 1 It was the third straight vi(!I I Ph•l• . 1100 1100 ooo- 0 6 . tory for Houston smce Lum "' 1 Tsitouris 13-lJ) and Ed;;~::~ I Harris replarf'd HArry Craft as 1 COLUMBUS (UPI)-The flrst Heighls 19; 17. Columbu6 East. ! Mahaffey. Locke •71, 1964 United Press lnternation- Steubenville Central, Canton (9J and Dalrymple. Loser al Ohio high !chool coaches rat· Lincoln and Alliance 18 each. ,Mahafrey 112·9). Br \Ttllted Prd1 lntemattonal Cincinnati at Philadelphia. ings with first place votes and Others; Toledu Libbey, Cleve- · AmeriCIUI League night- O'Too.e 0!1·?) vs. Short won-lost records in parenthes-- land Benedictine 16 each: Cleve- San. Fran . 000 100 000- 1 4 W. L. Pet. GB 117-7). es: land ~t. Joseph 15: Girard and Houston 000 llO Olx- 3 6 1 ~ New YGrk 89 19 .M1 St. Louis at New York, night Teaml!ll Po1nt1 Lima Shawnee 14 each Troy n) \ Bolin O"Dell <Il l and Haller. Baltimore 90 62 .589 1 -8immon!'l f15·9) vs. Stallard u Ill on 11 2-0 2671Da.vton Roth and \1artms f'er· , Cra nda'll (71: Johnson IJJ. Jfil ). :YiaSS . Chicago 89 63 586 % (10..18). Cinn . R. Baron 5 1-0 179 ry U rach : Akron (;arfield and and Ba teman. Loser Bolin 2 Detroit 78 73 •517 l21f.' Milwaukee at Pittsburgh - Ht 1 1 1 1~3 Bt>llaire 12 "arh· Lima 11: r(). ·~·31. HHs ~ Han 1291 . Sti:iub 3. Niles · 1 h Clevei8Ad 76 73 .510 13 1h night - Lemaster 115·11) vs. 1 4_ Canton M<.·Kly 3 2-f) 159 Jumbus Wesl. Akron Soul rt I r6) . Los Angelei 77 76 .507 14 lh Veale <18-10 ). '"I don'! care if she 18 Mfss s . Sandusky :t 2.{1 105 · ;md Cincinn<~li Rider 111 10 Minnesota 75 76 .497 15 11'~ San Francisco at Houston, Weighi·Lifler of .64 . Take 11 : 6. Springfi~ld Sth 2 2..0 88 , each. Onlv games seheudlf'd Boston 68 84 .447 23 night - Hendley 110·11) vs . down this instant!" 2·0 82 Less than 10 poi.1h : Frt'· Ameriun League 7. Upper Arlingtun Washingtoo ft9 93 .388 32 Dierker (0.(1) . 2-0 72 mont . Ch illicothe. l.ouisvlllt", 8_ Middletown No games schedulof'd Kapsas City 54 96 .360 36 Wednesday's Games 2 2-0 50 1 D<~ytun Chaminad~ . Hamillon 9 Mt. Vernon . St Louis at New York Down The Stret('h \ · · Girard. · 1 2.0 45 C:arl1e ld :\1ansf1eld, Mondays ' Gamel . . l . 1 10. St. lgnat tus Cincinnati at Philadelphia, : By Tmle-d Pres! Jnternatlona Set·ond 10 teamN· \ 1 Ftnd· Canton Cenlral Wyoming. Xen· ' C an d GeIt yshbu rg . Pa M<:~ny . d No gam~s scheduled r ·ght American Lt-ague b · ·d c· a l'<llrmont West J) a v t 0 n I mtereswng s1g Is were v1ewe •, , 1 1 T ad '1 Pr0bable Pitcb m · I w· L ·Pet GB· R· ' l.ay 3:>: 12 · Bilr e~ton an tn · . ' ' · I Id the grave of thf' late ue ay erll Milwauket at Pittsburgh, mght cinnilli MoeiiN (I) 3.1 each· 14 White. East Liverpool. "1anel · me u_dmg K d 4. r New York at Cleveland, 2, Los Angeles at Chicago \New. York 89 59 WI l4 lwarren 10 : 15_ Lorain La . Lancaste~. Logar1. Da~ton Pre~t ent enne y at . rmg 1on 10 1King U I 25 : 16. Cleveland Helmon1 , Ashland T1pp ~ lly. NationAl Cemetery twi-night - Ford (15-6) and San Francisco at Houston, night . BaltJmore 90 ~~ .592 SEDAN DE VIllE Stottlemyre (7-2) vs. McDowell ChJcago 8!1 63 .5!16 2 10 ·I g 1,;n•1•1week. Struthers. HJII.s· Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Beautiful \-.·hite ovp r light blut" JJil J,h l1h new. with Ul-6) and Siebert (7-6), New York - At home, 1: I boro, Athens , Toledo DeVilbiss, local. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl matching intf'nor, full powi'J, !-Lid1 u \ll!ll !JU\\t'f Baltimore at Detroit - Pa~· Detroit 4, Cleveland ~- Away, Garfield Heights. Cincmnati , Crabtrf'e. Albany. all.ended antenna and rt>ar seat .'lpt•:li\Pr, JIP:ill-' r \\'hill· sld e pas .nrr5) vs. Aguirre (5-10). 7: Cle_veland 4, Washmgton 3: Woodward . Akron East. Akr?n I Young Farmers of America wall tires. All tmlt·d g!J ~:-. l"t'lllil !t-' cu 1t!rullt'd out· Chicago at Los Angeles, rught l .. Baltimore - At home. 5., !St Vinrent. Cambridge , Hamtl· Camp at the Slate F f .A. cam p side mi rror~. Pi2arro 117·9) VI. Newman By United .Prfs!L lntf'rnatwnal Washing~n 3, Detroit 2. Away, I \ ton Taft. Tifl"in Columbian, To- ! near Carrollton, Ohio, over the w•• $1195 .00 .J2-~). . Nationa l eague 5; ~etr01t 2, Cleveland 3. I " let.l4J Whilmf'r , t:olumbu.~ Li n· ' weekend . Mmnesota at K.ansas C1ty. G.ABR. H. Pct. 1 Ch1cago - At home, 5: Los ! d•'n Youngstown E;~st . :'Jew 1 SPECIAL night - Pascual (13·11) vs. Clmn t. P~tts 143 576 89 198 .344 Angeles I, Kan::~as ('ity 4. Philadelphia, Bf>llaire St. Joh n, Misl!ll Joy Wiseman, granddauMeyer !2-7). Aaron, M_tl 133 5:\3 98 173 .325 : Away, ~ : Los An~e!es 8. Kan· )IJSS JANE HAILF.Y ~ \-!arion FranKl in. Wayne Twp ., guther of .'Wr . and Mn . THIS WEEK Boston at Washington, night-!C~rty, Mil_ 120 406 63130 .320 [siis Ci ty 3. . WEns RlCHAKD JEI''FERS'.w Arcadia . Springfield N (If 1 h. ?tarkey is convalescing follow· Monbouquette 01-13) v~. Os-~ W11lms. Cht 149 596 92 190 .3!9 I Nalional [..I' ague I Baskets of gladioli decora ted : CIE"ve!.and Ea~t and Akron Ho- mg back surgery at Doctors Hog. GMAC Financing Available lC'"'n (14-11). Borck, St~~- 143583101185 -~17 ~ W. 1.. Pet. fiB . R· .the altar of the Carpenter Bap- han. pital, Columbus. Miss Wiseman 1 Sa nto, C!~1 148 552 84 174 .315 [ Phila 90 61 .596 tist cflurdt fur the wedding of -- - -- --·-- - - -- -.1 spent the past week as a guest . Wednelday's.Gamea !Torre, Mil 142 548 79171 .312 Ci ncinnati 84 6ti .560 51'l 12 , Mi ss Jane Bniley, daughter of Winters and \1r. and Mr!! . Arlo I of her grandparents hert' i , : Baltimore .at Detrmt ._ , Flood, StL. 149 62; 88 195 .311 St. Louis 83 66 .557 6 13 ! Mr. and Mrs . Dana Bailey, Car- Ator Columbus Mr. and Mr! . 1 Ne-w York at Clevt-landl Z, tw1 Allf!n Phil J50582111l8n .309 s ..~ d R h d J n · • . Tf'ddy Jooes, wlw was re- , 83 68 550 7 11 1 n.l ht : . 3 I an . ran . . I penter : an !(' ar t' ers, Dille Dye. Mr. and Mrs . Wtl- cent\ discharged after a tour I Cadillac - Oldsmobile Chic~go at Los Angeles, night I Hunt. ~ymericla~~~a s:e144 . 09 , ,P~.tla~e~phla- - ~t home, 6: 1son of Mr . and Mrs . Reed Jef· liam Chf.>ad_le, and Mr. and Mn. l of d~y in the U. S. Anny in . I · G. ABgR. H. Pet. !ICmc mn.lll John Rawl muo s• Jociil · G . d" . "You'U Uke Our Quality Way of Dom~ Business" mgbt . s 2, · '111waukf'e , c· · . 14. · fers · Albanv· Rt. . . : ermany. IS spen mg some time away, 5. t. 1 ouJ~ .,, mcmna" Vows of the double rmg cere· : \lr and Mrs Teddy Rtfe h · h h' t M x1 nlght . I Oiiv!'l, Minn l51lr;2810520:l J23 ' 2. rnon were read at 1 p.m. on ' · · · . ere w1t 1s parens, r. at WY 2-5342 PoAleroy. Ohio Baltimore at De,trOit . \ B.Rbsn. Bal 153 573 76 179 .312 j St. Louis - At home. i : SunJay, August 30 wilh t h e ~~~l ~1~u~h~:CMrZt~:s. M''.',j,"jj·.iJ•iwie~lli.;Jjjojjnejj'i· N~ York at Cleveland, 2 twi- l Howard. NY 136497 53151 .304 i Philadelphia 3, New York 3. iReverend David White offidat· fer and daughters. on Sunday . tJ,. rught . . Mantle, NY 131 428 81 130 .304 1Away, 7: New York 2, Pitts· ing. Mr and Mrs Dalf" Dye, Sr. Boston at Washington, mght F!·eehn, Det 134 482 65 144 .299 1burgh 5. 1 The bride was attired in a h . · ed f. :,~ci~~:~ National Logue ' Rb c h·1 131400 79 146 2981 . . . . . a\oe return rom a . W. L. Pet. GB ! nsn, · 1 _Cmemnflh A~ homa, ~ : ' street length dres.! of wh1le ~y- · which induded point~ of · : Cnglrr~ . Bos 101 367 66 109 .297 : Ptttsbuq~h 3: Phll~delph!a 2 1Jon lace with round necklme est in Kentucky. In Bargetown, 6 Philadelphia 90 61 ·~:o 5~ Yastsk1, Bos 142 531 74157 .296 away, 7: Ph!ladelphta 2, New and wrist length alf'eves . T_he Kentucky, they heard a formCincinnati 84 66 · Causey, KC 146 563 79166 .295 · York fi. bridal bouquet was of white er resident of ttte community 6 St. l..ouls 83 66 .557 Brssud, Bos 148 535 81 156 .292 1 San Francisco - At home, rosebuds. Miss Marilyn Turner sing I~ San Francisco 83 63 .550 7 Rome Runll 6· H t • Ch" 3 A · h. · 1 · 1 . ous on .. , 1cago • way, M1ss Sue W tltmgtun. oo1 , 8 performance of My Old Ken-7 12 Milwaukee 77 72 ·~i4 i3Lh ~~tiona!: May~, Giants 4~J 5· Houston 2, Chic~g~-~· was maid of honor, .and wore , lucky Home. They alsoiOjl;;·:l~~ Pltt.sburgh 711 72 · Willlams, Cubs 32_. Cepeda, Gl , a pink dress, Mammoth cave and L Los Angeles 75 76 :: ~'h ants 30: Hart, Gmnts 29 : San- [109;_ Killebre~, Twins 109; _B. J . w. Burke, lo<'al, served as Birthplace. Chicago 67 82 to, Cubs 28. . 1Robmson , Ortoles 105; Colavtto, best man. Guest.s at the Dale Dyes Houston 64 88 .424 271h American : ~JIIebrew, Twl~s : A's 101 ; Mantle. Yanks 100. Only members: of the imme- cently included Mr . .and New York 50 99 .336 38lh 48, \owe!:, Ortoles 3~ : Colav1~ Pitching ldlate_ .families . were ~resent. ICarl Reeves, Fairport Ha•·botc. : MODday's Results to, As 33, Stuart, Rtd Sox 33, National:. Kou~ax. Dodgers Tradltmnal nuptial music was IMr. and Mrs. R. A. Gregg, LeCincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0, Mantle, Yanks 32. 19·5; B~nmng, Ph1ls 18-5; Ma:l· 1presented by Mrs. Helen Jef-.roy, Ohio and Mr. and Mn . night r Runs Batted . In chal, Giants 19-7: Short. PhJis ' fers. • Clvde Walker and family, Thur· Houston a San Fran. 1, night National : Hoyer. t:.ards . 114; ~ 17·7; O'Toole, Reds 15-7. . I The new Mrs. Jeffers is a I m~n . Now ,.. caB ....,. braDd .... (Only ~ames schedu1ed) Santo, Cubs 108; Mays, G1a~t.s American : Bun~er, Orioles 1964 graduate of Albany High Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier Cooper all- n~ k:c wurier 1irel Tuesdays Probable l!tchert 102; Torre, Braves. 95: " ·II· 17-5 ; Pappas, Ormles 15- 5: , School while the bridegroom, and familv. (;a\lipolis, spent for dollalll less.. ~ Cooper Los Angeles at Cbicago - Uams, Cubs 9_4. Callison, Ph1ls Glance Angels. 19- 7;_ a graduate of Albany Sunday w.ith her part!nls, Mr.' S.M TraCII are pr~ IM>d Drysdale <18·14) YS. L. Bur- 94; Cepeda, GJ~nts 94. I Yanks 15·6; Kral1ck, ln<hans School, attended an Agri· .and Mrs. Fern Gillogly and loWoet" ih 1111. maoy oif~ ORIGINAL brand<~. Sloe us for die llohell dette <10.9). American: Stuart, Red Sox 5. Short Course at Ohio other relalives. priced winh!!r ~:no~- ill town.. EQUIPMENT State University. He is now a~ The BU.\."'V Bee Society of the • Premiu1n qiLIIIity ~ dei;ip. MUFFLER socia1ed with his father in op- Carpenter · Bapti st Church met • Trat-tJoa-powere-d (ur extnr .llllft!lly Kt, mad, SIIOW. eration of a dairy and poultry at the churcfl on Thursday ev• • Soper ~Mronc Coepel' ""Bi-'1"" farm. ning with Mrs. Joann Bishop In .,... _.. bociJ. After a wedding trip to Niag- charge of the program. Her top• New f.ooper- Coapilellr naw..ara Falls and points of interMit ic was "A Christian as an Jndi· cins super IU.il~ap. ANY in Canada, the young couple vidual." • au. ...,....,, -- .........will m.ake their homlt in lhe The Hess family' reunion wa1 MODEL immediate vicinity. held at the home of Mr. and FORD-CHEVY WED AT PARSON."-GE Mrs. James Ga~ton recently Due to a recent death of his wit.h 40 present. PLYMOUTH brother . only immP.diate l"arn- Mr. and Mr!ii. Arthur Crab-Original .cjuipment muff1\y members were present at tree have relurned rrom 1 lor. Top quality, careful the Albany Baptist Parsonage cation spent in Wfishington, 16.49 work. ~west price• iA for the services when Sue Whit17.99 tington1 daughter of \1r. and town 19.99 Mrs. R o n a !d Whittington, local. became the bride ""Whit.. wallor. OtUy $2.50 more Coomp«t car loile6 aloo bellll'lin PliCilid; or J. W. Burke, son of M r 1. All ~ ptm tlD, Hazel Burke and t.he l;tte Dol· 110 TRAO( .... TIRI REQUHtell TOP QUALITY LINING phus Burkt", also of Carpenter. - MOST CARS A NEW COOPP N:OTECTM Reverend Paul Willi a m ~ read . . SERVIC l 8UARAWnlthe vow s on Sept. 4. Shirley 90 OPEN AN ACCOUNT WHIELI _ Greer. 1'1£Tssmate of the bride. AT MOORE'S NOWI anc.l Richard Jerfers, friend of the groom. were the only attrndants. The young (:Ouple len immediately rollowing the cere-mony lor a weekend at Cedar Point, Ohiu. Both are gradu· ates of Albany High School. The bride is employed at. Altman's Dept. Store, Athens, and the groom is a dairy employee at the Athens State Hospital. They will reside in the home they recently purchased from her grandmother, Mrs. Neva Ator on the Columbia-Albany road. Whea.<J01l ..... Long wearing and durable rove-rs are IV· NEWS NO'I'F.'l OF INTEREST m....... el...., PorMootCon ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop ailable Ia a variety of colors and designs to nlu-play ..,...., and children were in Columbus - ... to.tmat<'h your cars interior. recently where they made tiN weer, a.nd. We'll 1 rtdo wttbout " plans for Mr. Bishop to attend ia your . . _ widL b-.... •Mtaya. the Fall quarter of elasses at Ohio State Uninrsity. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spencer, Charleston, W. Va. were weekend guests of her parents, t1. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. carter. Other recent guests at the Cas- lim Johnlon a-~~­ ter horne were Mrs. ~ona Da ~ OPEN 9 TIL 9 P.M. vis Wilkesville Mrs. Ann Hal- Johnson-Sbnpeen ln1. ._..., ' ' H I'd Room 6, Coate BW... llday and Mr. John ali ay, Mlclcll-rt, Ohio WY",__ 606 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. .....,,. .-. t~W.MAIN WY 2·2841 POMEROY .. Swett and Miss Augusta Swett, Ale 1U11TY auer:rt illlddleport, Mr. and Mt"i. Oley •,• • ph~'P~~~:,nd.~i~~lyd;~~~rde~i th:~ew~:Y:h•,h:;eo;:,il:~ph~ I ., • SEAT COVERS INSTAWD FREE INSTALLAnONI I SHOCKS pat-·-P.S:· ........ ••·-1/ 5 SHOP and SAVE AT MOORE'S - I �• I 4-Dall~ Sentln~l . Pomerov-Middleport n OY. Sept 1984 Two State fases Dropped For Lack of its Witnesses PI.EA..., ·\~T 1-'T fl f: \ln~•lll i jll tlg/lll"ll[ u/ ''.1~ i-4 :w lr ort ul .nlJIItlnl A. li trTIIIlUI\ 1 Hnll1 ·•>r l t' ru•'U('I~ t "•' lrt tht' I lk I ll fur till' jJI.oi!1 1 111 11 1 Ill•· I ;l OTI IIIJ.; l' lfllt'"'~ 1!1d nnJ :rjljlf" 'll PT. PI. F: .'\S ANT - Two C'h·il :H tlou ~ IIIH't' b~t'rt fiiNf in lhr oHicr ul the Ci rcuit Clt<rk Both dPriVt•d lrn n: sutnm obrle roll!- '" l'l llH'I r Jn t.•ro< \londa' 'l ,lr!rlt'CI Ill ..:r,.llll t'tl a th1· ('.,un ro d11Mt't' ~i/)ns .\1 adt> llllt' 1.~\' t'l'nt' E: u1~ lrorn •lldll'lt'd "nhur· Ht<nr~· Ead~ Sr . .,.,.. ;rrd l .d\1<111 "il t\ 1.' The l ui ,lit .' 1 ,,, It' oil lliiiJIIJi o :l:lt'il! f"tJ l'<U' t• t111d l' l hllld\ 11! 111<'11 I h t' ''''-' hrel ,tnd St,Jit' 1!-Halph thr':'t' !niW II' ehlldr en to Ui . lj ll . t'.' llt'l '••I"' iotJIIJl!<: !fl fllil tnllrl and ,l r rl ~ rt•d tht> d1·lr·ru l\J..-I Itllpi•"lll I 11 1 <I JlllllPI' 1.\ llldl .u11 tu ')<I V S2 Hl p f" r l!11>lllh •II/I ~'~ ''' ~cflt-(hll~l lnr tr ,.t \]pll lWBNEY th t' I ll a t l.awkland Rlt:f:: ~ :, u l. tlllr p. IJU , ~l l•tl llt'l 11tln~t>l Inr \\ r,J\t' l . ubj t'l kd II• thf t'llllltn uauLe, rt-s ult mg ll1 tht' d i"m i ~<:.1 l u/ tlir ;u 11011~ lit ilk kt•t.rHII t. ~r u ltor 1 .. 1 -i•: tit• Lht' .tnd l>•·lwlt t "' l);t ll.t" \\ ",'• <Ill. lht• dt'· t•<i ;1 p i< , L <II gr11ll\ tu l:wln!i 1;-Jlth·t ' .d :1 1·hi lrl 'tltd \ \ i.ll \• tu p:11 ~:1 1 : Udenrlant is l' l l' :t~H n l \"a l it- ~ .o\11 :'1-l i'J'Tl':l, I.m nl \11):! . . 1<-Jil t ' to~ t il\ l'r Ill [) j ~( t'T Lil t>" T!w IH'IIT ul .\l iiSflll (' ulll lll( l l'('llll ('our! fm111 d tht' dPir nd:1111 li(ltl l h el l i l jJI'I .; II i'',~ hi ' lt'h H' It 1·· 11 t.o l t'{·lllt'l' rn Ml 111111SU:l l lrt:1) Ill t v ll f l \ tll mL n ll rl!! tll llj.( JU !'\ '1111· dd t'nd,mt tn tht• tTI II1ln.1 l ~ p1wal .'IC IWn . Btll\ Ct' rlt' \ I• · ( 'i;J I' \' . dtd rt •ll ~mplm 1"HII il' l ' l :.r.d t'or!ldurt t'd his cW.tl OE'I ~:" m f T ho· JUr y Vt' rdtc 1 lln din,g th(· rw l{' 11do.ult gu tlt .v W<l~ rer un wrl a t lr r :'.."' m i nu t f" ~ t.l t>hbt·r·t~ ; o n .\l1' l' brv will lie ~l"'lltl"'tto ·pd ••11 tktn iJ I' I ~ !J w;t~ ~\J wlt•r. <' l·lr·h\ , <"I t: 1,. "rl ·.,·. \' 11 n ,. j; drtri ~·I l l, Court OkaYs lnslrul'lion For \lurkers p rt l h ii !J I•tl v~ . .11tyltod f.t- 1\ ~ ~ A THE POET'S CORNER vi 1il :ll1nn ntg: ht ~or . P"'k I ifl. luma( o jui,•r I t·an mulkrOttru• and hqu.W JU u·t . Amf'rlnu ut Velnf'la dletli!P Hog~ . abon t~t~.re III'Ae tra\nrtllnl rihh C0\1l'I.ETF.S COURSE J r. Pvt. Arlhtlr H. F.ads. parents l1ve on Roulr 2. AGES v•hn!i ~ ,.,.,,r,i Pl .. a .~ .m t c11 m pletP.d ;~ five - wet>k aircr ;dt mr~ i nlen ­ unt't' cuuriie 11 1 lh-:: ~ rm v .\\ i;ltlon Sthool. Fo r i Rucker . Ala Sept. 18. EcHI." recPin~d H1~ truction in the operHtlon o f Army awfielrt s and in the m:li nlt>mmce or Army aln: raft . He Pntered the Army last May and complt-tt'd ba sic training at Fo1'! Kun .\, and t!l a 1962 graduate of Polnl Pleas<tot H11h Schoo!. 18.59 FOR SPARE TIME -· 1d 111~11 lll'lr•lll 1'111· Flef·- t.-h) f!r ur l>dd. ::nVitnt" j oda1·. nu;~: P L A O; \-llt: V I" ~~ ·Ill!: 'I ' ~ A LL \,II ALII ". l'lli!<o """•rn lchovl ef ,.,,cll,el Nu•••"tr THI DAILY siNT I NIL IOM " ' · ,.om•rvv, G. su b<Jd '.' . iliT ..,n:: 411k " ..... •• Pedwins \Campus !Collection .. ... . •o TELEPIIONR IJNGJ..a ,,, ,,, 1 • + IN = • I l111 r 1!11!' ·I CALENDAR 1 L II Ii SALES & SERVICE Here'• 1mart, 1lw-k 1tvlinr tOOt titA any Cllmpu ~ _.;au! - I 1 lityl~! .. i The ShoeBox Mladlepert, o. huo k ~ will bt> OIJ~UW, : ch•f'd .~ will c·nd. ' New! 3 Different Sizes. New! 3 Different ·wheelbases. New! 7 Spectacular Engines. 1 P11dwiu hrine• you t.ht> kind oi' ahue detisn that k"tJ.I ur1 Jrowin" in popularity. Drop b.v 11Hd liM¥ all o\lr Pedwiu RAMBLER ANNOUNCES THE SENSIBLE SPECTACUIARS I robt!o. W@!tr 'f!'m for drt!.!ls or Wt<ll.r 't!ru to class ... thf v're U"htwtoi(ht and hand11o'mto . Tht>rt' o.; a day coming , rt"memher frit.'tld Wllt'll !ht :O.l!X'e 65s Most Sweeping Changes- . . ncuu:ss CITY .. , , Ot; CUf'ATION 1 do 1 thinK dJ:il'U: 'i CHASE HARDWARE ma y he a d:.rughlt•r , mu!.h- How (·ou\d wm lie 1111 wm be I 9cllool. · R-.. llllbert !f!jiJitll s~akf."l'. There sw~. ~ par~nu put l u~:k dinner 1t aoo11 lol..s tv football ru.s 1 \\' 111 ( h· it IHt' "COLEMAN" " l' o·att li'f.L A \ 'oU. Aiti.K There - .. pedwin. 1111 \ :u IIIUs r·hnrget \'.'f'r t Oh, the grH'f! wh~n frit>nds JU F: ll-'tt'l t 1. \'u ll, H(H.: k i :~ S t ) t' : 1111 /)P('ol·at il .n O:..t y l tw1 11Ht1 t :d ~ h oll1 ll ,•l tl<l iT .i l \\ tll ti llll T1mw t . Pt Pl t aS<l nL Anri lind ou 1 l't'm~mbranc t tak · and Hepuhlir:1n. tu bo· romlud . ./rw F:n in He:t\'1'1'. l.t>OI I. ~iich t>ll <twa y. 1'0 pn or tr rh<· \' o\' l' tnht•r :r fi ned $1 0 and cn." t,~ nn dtflrge~ Thr• \'<l~ t' being empt~·: what do ' I' it'd 1011 of rntn'iit·a tion ynu cart \ 1.-Jnhf·r, 11 , rh .· \ t. ,~~~n (',.un Ahout tlw grief of .11 mi11!ter Donald H. Hall . Pl. Plt-a~ant. 11 Ritr Crl'tl K. litem. f't' t•St>· who st' sun liPs tht'rt>'.' ~211 ;rr td n 1. ~ l 'i. gun tn 1\"IIIJd.~ rh 'nli n~ .l.tl ~>t"ll• 1 Jl n11 <t rd ~<'lltiiU <.;dll>~ •i or Jround WOMEN WANTED PT ill\'llln·c in an accirlrnt on ".u~tt " t ), l!:ltO;l, toll .lt>ri d11 1 Ht t<ld <1 11d rr.lioll .n ~ tlw m1 sh:tp ,\ : t ~ t·tiPt i b,,. Sial~: f ohn• fur drivlll~ It'll vi t.'t'Ttlt'r H" w:.J ~ fint'd in f11· · l.vt' ul P t·iJtt: Court 1111 !I tt· r· il'l lll l l'h-rk . and I. \\" r:.•r1 1 1 lno.; erl saf' ilun nnd .Jant t'~ La r ry ro nsp1r·t'. ('h.:t P/o:~. rhen !:!ppt-<! J,.rl tH (' in·urt I •otrntl (' l• ·rk. ;trf' a .~ k f'l f !11 ;d !l:1 l!. !' t •·J,.a 'j;tnt. a 1d ;rnrt a hr t In Vl nlalwn nf con 1!-' ll d ollld L1l ,\, t' l ' d ll ! (jl: l"' ' i(tfl<i, Court. ~i:'fVII] I On . $20 c md e ns t ~ J ud) r a 1~ •·1L F. lt>r !ton 11iltct:tls 11 t· Juror!! ~mpane l tod for ilw 11-'ndt ng >n 1ll ht> p: rt d $111 t11r at l~ t>y nnld !l. Pt. Plen ~ unl $10 a nd l ' ll ~ t' wtrt' Cl<.~y fo~ r<J zwr . l .uctllt' lt' ttdin g t!t t> s•·llo1•l El er lion uf- eost s. us"ault & hal\r1·~ . Phil I:PII Y. Wrrthu Ha 1rdrn. .Jnhn t l{' i a l~ \\ Ill ip J. Click. \ It Allo. $ 1.i fl n d l · f' Ltt· , . bmw :~ Kt't- fe r. H II ) bn 1i. C'O!II ". R;-m ·l lh1r rt' ll B11 g~t' SS . . r o• r •• Ja t'k A. hurri .~. ( ;t>t ~r c-:to F l\ tn E. \\" t·d-;t'. H ~ puhlti ·hn \1 tllf'I"" VI Ilt', Oh10 . $HI !!ltd ('li Sts. o t ~. Mt>l'l Ho llin :.. H:1Z1·I ',• .J intm. ~t ·: tl l"n: Snm u.·l \l 1llt>r . .J r. .\kl'lilt :.· a utomohil~ P a r ~(\nc !~ dec.. tn n500 :-tnd (' fl ~ \ S a ~ii tn ~ l the de- l.oln Hoge. Ya 1i' t' . 11og t' In ~ ft' ttdil <l!. K:wfman . Maple J r l4·ell, Virtor Hnge. Cer t. fM Tnms . Ohvf' i-:1 ('rt1·lt Jo: 1\i ng. Lucil it' Kh1" (1 1 (')wr Jas K rf tle, Ber ni<·e Hit 11•· 2 t, :w1 t-'1 . Bedcord . Willi am H. Collin s. \' ilnra A ('ol!tn.'i ..~ d son B th11 m. Ft .ll• ei'S B. Harri s to John E . Blttkt'. Sd via B H l <~k P. parrPi s, Sali s· ll(.w ran you go In t he ol tht' r1eiid. bury . Ct1arle8 M Wi lhee. Mt ldred '\ ml ~t eal !ht' flowt" rs, whrt t•. F.. Withee lo Ohio Powfr Co., ptnk Jn . red'' '[11ns.c pi M'f'fl ther, hy a mnthe r Righi of Wa y. Sa lisbury . Early R. ScarberrJ, Mildred so true, T11 lw takt'n lr•1m the gra\'t' . - and trusf\·s at tlw j<1i l. w,J IIi•·d it l l<l ) 11111 11 !It t: Jail pr<>m iSt"s ~n m<> linw S.d urda,v :111d n·t u rn ~d volunta rily l;l! r• Pl.F: -\S.\NT The \ L1 ('nun \_1 l'll!l l"l a pp n 1\'1'll 11 ::~rlt<~Tl I lb. Wide IWOdltJ I ', lbt.. t·ulwd uai -- \\' rH"Jmt'J. Pt Plt·asnt. :md b tlw re.~ ult ol a co!li ~10 11 <m St> [l tt•m bt> r 2fl. 19ti2. nn SIGl e Rl 2 Ung stotl. Thf" plaintil: de· hurg mR nd r;; j ur! gmt>nl rn llw ~ u rn of .Jame!l; E. c h a r g"~ ~ 1md . n Kin~ \\ 1. :111 ha m anO H uddlt·~tnn hnt!t '"'I 1 111g l tr rlt::' 111 \ l;t.;;o n Count y i:tl l " " Li! Wrt' ll l't' dto ma nd s JUd8 nwnt sL•r·ond ! .aM w ~ k ~ rfq uut.JOtll\'I" \ \lt\f\Zi'::'l"fl ROBINSON'S nnd in tht• amuttnt ol $:{..'} 1)0 and 1'1 1.!! 1 ~ !ro m the deft>nd nnt , d ai m 1ng i nJUI'l t'~ ,,f til e tht-s1. PI P', t- a.•uu 11. and T<~tlllll\ Hudd lf·.; ton. Pt Pl eHS· .1111 ;l pJl•!an• d 1n .l u:-l l('f' of I>I' .H"<' A \ I ( ; '" '1111 111 1'ot ll'l nn ··~, · ;t pt • 1\';l l"l",'tl\t~ <t lld 1\' t'l"t' bi:'ld .11 \L 1.~11n Count) l irttll l Court \ 1nnd:lv [k vlatntif f. !hi!' r,the r LHn lw rn. 'I , . t'. 1"1. P U : '\S,'\N'I PI. F:t\ :" '\ NT U<~ c k the ned<. het'd and Cireuit Cuurt l'lt• :,~:t n l "II .·\ I\( .1·. 1) <~. Re Helrl fur U • t ~ p i tH I I ,r 11 1\ 111· as T il <> jl t' I HuiHt rt 1 rump K.tth_l I'll• kl'l". 1-'h-·a~: t tll t': dnl~ .\f,.,.tit~ g l louthem Loc-11 Hlt1h SOCIAL I · Kitchen Cook I SHIRiJ' FINISHING .l.ttte Tht• !JI Rl lll tf l . Ht'll y Trust vs will l l llllllli Own (uunsd .-\lr · a:t~ .•l~r:rwd Ht~ ,t>ll;t <r'lld<llll t'llit'l 1'.,1• .. rdi'l«l tn lht' Tt-11 iuud !!tniu ~ p n \;L; I ~t. II•• i~ a 111 11 ~ grad· untr llf H11111111d High ~~·hool. and ,ubp•Jilt'.Jt•(l tr u!ll i l hw to .J[l pt•:Jt' u·u. 1!! ht"ln&: Ha. f'i '" t Readers' Feature: DAY SERVICE r n. . .· l~ l . df'rna nd.'i j udjm~:>nt atro a S lratf'~k \lr Command g;tin.-;1 tht• de!eml<&nl m the tS ·\1 1 unit ar F ranci s E. War- a moum ol $i:...:>01, and cos t:o. She rt•n -\FH . W\ u. lttr truiuinw; i'luLtm lihe suffPrf'fl m jurie ~ 01 llilllt'~' dlH'It'l'" w truinm~ Furt·r ba!! k military ma n :wn· l l fl~ ,Htd dt'ft'nd<l nts Wt'l"l' tnvn l\· i·d 111 11n autn nrob llt> a (·l'\d~ nt on HI ~ 11~ar F'IHiro<·k nn ~br1 · h R. 1!11.4 Fl' llorv~hip wltb af and everyone lnterutfd in thto te-rnoun Hrvic41. EvtryCialt il Thr tit"llt'urd t:xlenstun l~ume. Thto Youth Ptllowsh1p of thP band are '*fgN to come. wel('ultle. mo•k~r f'lub t'IIJU)'t'd a J.lll'ni r FMttorati"d rhur('h her!d It!! ftr'\ t Rock Sprinlt:.S Grangtwill l a~t Thur..;day 1111 the Stalt' 1-'iirk l mer("lt ng ut lhto year . ~unday I EPT 11 I nwet In r egular session 'MlursPI.AN BILLING on /loute 33 After lunth .11. short S!!'plernb~r 20th in lht> S11cial ~n ... Adult r la :,!l of the t t 8 .. r ".v a p.m. ·Tht're wlll be 1 billing an' Rec-ent guests of Miss F'ran - bu~tllt':.s St'l!S!un wa!!l held with Room of lh,· i·lwr('h_ 1 Poml"roy First Bap list chure~ The WJIIIng Workers cla::~s oi shuwt-r fur Mr. and Mn PiU CI!'s Ruu~h Wt're the kev . a11d ldMn<Jt> Stanley In c hurg~ . OIJJ - Hlill)Jh \\'t"rry cundm·lt-tt 1 h r WJI! rnfif'l Munday Ill 7·~) p.m. th-.· Enttrpri~~ n :e thur('h L.arrv Smith I I ht• mothttr. 1 Mr1. K u~JLrl! .., frit !t'r uf Sut1nn . 1 t'l'!l !-'!t't It'd rl)r tlrt' nt" \t Yt'lil r will Hlt't'! Thur sd11y evewng, al hom.~. ~r . and Mn. \Vill art hustn t- ~ .o: 11\t'!-'llllJ:I: atrd it Wll , :r! th.- d!ll :-<·h. art: ldLL!!llll:' St~Jnlt:<> . J'l't'll rdt'nt: 1 Nebrsskll. PT Pl.f.<\\o;i\1\'T - The Mas- tlte hurn1· r•f ~rx . Myrt\!l Long . T.a vlor, Chuter Star Rwte . S~· deeidt·d lu t'IN'f flt'W III!Wt!n 111 1-'lll~sle Hr tcklto!i. \"ir· p1 e!ll% l1r1 e onlon1 chopprd I \1r . an i.! Mr s. Harold Wood lhe 1wxt met- tlllg . ()( tobtr 4th on <.:uunty Demu•-rats will ho ld The Riverview Ctm.len Club urday evenlng, ~pi 2ti. 01t 1 :t dt'nl . '\nna Hut. ~et:r.-'ttr}" . f:d ~ 1 X: tab f!!poonl so~ IIU<'t gerd were husln{'o.;~ vi si tor~ In t-venin~. p. m. E'Y~vne 1.1 wtleum4! Otll'lng thr rnt-f'ttng rh~ grnup " m~ etlng dlt the CarpPntf'r ttn- will Jnt'd Thur,.;day na llanrn g, trra.'4urt"r. -~ ~ Cuok noodlel In bolllnl IIIlo ( : a lli pu!r~ Monday . dt•CtdHJ {o Ill J,., I .rnlil.1 to ~t-I l ton H.1ll ilt 1- 1 PIPasan ' . at 7 30 s.. pt. :!4th at 7::to at the homt:P111JI:'f't~ l11r thf' ('lltnlf'.jJ rd WMI7 und drrJin . Brown \ tr and ~rs . ll <o~rry s. \foore. for .1 llt•ttlt'l m.:rk1r1~ IHtllt't·l p m. .\1ond..r\. Septemlwr 21. or Mrs. Hess L~o~rk l n!!, wtlll tht" .Yt'il!' Wl:'l"t' dht'Ufit-:l:'d and plans · · Mflll w tb ooloos; add loml~ Sr . w~re lfl Columbus t o J <t y (l Wi:i .~ ,1 :so dt'l' ldt'J \It<' 111t'f'1 · Tlrr.\ will ll idke flnal iJians for t:o-hust .. ~s. ,\.1r~. 1-.dna. H <:~ L. llioH dt' l111· t~ttrndtng tht' lll'allh SEPT. 2i }Uit'f , mullhroom• anrl liquid where they attendrd a tnl'l-'t!ng C•m lertrH'I' In A l ht-n~ at B il k er ings wou lo bt- lw ld '" ."1 .HI Sun the J111ner .:~nd Gan('e lo ne hrld a! lhf' ."'a!H J~;.tl Ctt 1 -\rm,-. rv •oy SIIUCt ahd <·hr~!l~ to u ollh" Hu\'a I c· r 0'.." n A, Ill Prs ."'S ' · d11y f'\'t'l11flg<; The P.ast Ma truns uf ~.:vange­ ('f'lllt'l. In takt> pllli't' of llw ucI . mtll · 'IOd ation of whic·li \tr . .\foot ·!" is tubt:<t regu l<t r ntl:'t't rn~ . Planl'! On SeptPmb,.. r 27t!r trt":.t.~urt!r The J. 0. F'. f lass or the line CIHtPier, O ~:s. uf 1\1\ddlt-· Put 111NM1les in buu.erecl bak· t lnil ed ME'11t ,l(b! (h;r ~~~ vnl' . p r E'~tdNJt Wi'l l-' ;tl~t~ m<td<> lor purlll'lp;tt- Donn.~ tit-tbt>l, Allltll l ldll. Vltkt' mf'r t ' 1unday t~t 7:.\U p. m. 1t port, wi H nwt"l un Friday, s~pt. lniC dl!ih ,_alltrmtle ooodlt't »nd \1r anf. \1 r;; H<mdld!Jh w~lrd (;Juh(tkn. 1\.tlf.'h Werry, ancl ·;r, at ;· ·311 at the MasunH.: Terning 111 tlw tuur 11! t'vkrg~ ' 'fltlll!Y l ht> dH ilTh . mnl mt1turr. Uarnith wltb of H aven~wo nd W \'ii l<rvf'rt>nd Wilbur ..,r1·nn will a t· pi ~. Hoste!st~ will be V1rginia ~pent pnrn ts ol ~Jl t'l'llll intert'•:: ~dso Dread c·rumbt amd bake 3~1) dt· ·"un ,, d Ill 1 · lh !PIIrl r1 \"o1Jth r·onlt'r·,·rH't' in f'•J · !\'t-utzlmg and Emrna Cla!wor· ay II' 1 \~:>!' mo er . \lr s. tu tMkl:! pl<~('e 111 Ot l11b1·r. S~I'T . 2% grtr o\-·ru ubout I br . Ser\·u 12. • Ot)III;DAY snvu:t lu r nbu .~ Ad vt.~r~rs ll !l~ndtn~ Wt're lhy. .Jamt>s \Jur ray The f r·itndlv ~ei ghbors club Otht'r s altt>ndlnl!! hes1des the -N .V .M. • P~Y4Tf - C'ONPJDINTIAL Mnrk Vmmn n spe nt the week above wert' Helt>n Qu iv ey, \la- t< <:~lph Wt>tTy and Ht·V. Pr·rri n will ltlt'Pt 'T't l{'Sday at t:. p. m HOMt : COMING rnd wit h his g r <~ ndpare n ts, Mr bel Lee tmd .\1axi nto W1l li arm, • FAIR ·- SQUAll 1'RIATM!MT a1 th(' hnme uf \1r~:~ . C. E. .\NNOIJ~CF. JOHNNY MAHZt: I'Tt The annual Homt'c om i n ~;; of IH 1d .\1rs Fit'l dmg H a w k tn ~ and twu gu~sls. ('(;:u k. There Nlll ~ an auct ion Linda Wil liu m.'l · ~ Jb l 'ht'l'lt • LONCi UMIAL TlllM$ Sp~•,Ji,l( Jr.-,f.- , ,;,/, the Hazel Communu~· Church \lr . a nd M r~. John Vroman . He :md N:mcy StuniPy . .,f h,lllt' made ariklt>~. ~ ~ lb noodlu • CONSOLIDATE BILL$ : was ta ken to tl is home in BP I- Nt'X\ n~gu .~ r nwtt tinl( will be at Dt-Witl'J Run near Lon~ SEPT 23 P( lhr. . ground pork HPI' So11, Fami/.1· pre Sunday evening by Mr. and the Holtom will be held &f.' I. 27. u UOUCl '-AYMlNTS third Tue.qday in NO\'f' ffi · I luge c11n tomaiMI, lilt and The Women's Guild of thE' -.........-..-..-iiiiii'TZZiiiiO-.;=iiiii;,;o;o-....-- • •"\ j M r~ . Hawkin s and \1r . and bt:<r <~I l i t~ honw 111 Annn Hiltt 1 \ It ~ Kt-rllta Hift· i~ spc·od ing F't·d !"r:lled C'!ll1rdt • PHONE - OJ STO, ANYnMI prppt!r tu UHlir . wrl\ rnt•f't Mrs. Vmman wlwre th e gi'Oup tlt 1Wt>t·k in C" l u mtn1~ with h"r 2 !arJ:t' union~ \-\ 1-'d tlt'~dav t'Vf>ning S~p l, :t~ at • fUE FINANCIAL COiriNIIL werf' dinnf' r guests ot \l r' . <~nd ~on and f;nn rly, \ lr. and \lr~ . 7 '1(1 p rn. wi th F'rirndly Cook nuodlt'!ll and rlnsr In Cir\1 rs. Ch;lrl f' s V rom an • Wl TA.LK YQLIIt IANGU401 Leun.II"IJ ll Hr,wks . Slt t· wa s 1' 1!" a~ hos l t"'~!le s. \1rs . Alfred cold wat~r. Uruwn pork In \1r~ John Kinratd was g ut·<;l and Hlrl,u1rl <At·re Su nd ::t\' di n :tnT•Jil j)iilll l'd lo !' 11'~u nbth by ('mw will be dt v otion;~l leorder. hot try pVrn . Add noodl~s. toHEATING AND at the workshop ~ ponsorf'd by ner guest~ 1,f Mr. ;md \I rs. Hob- lwr daughte r ( 8 ~>n n if' mntut•l, dltotMe and unions . J ~iff'l. ·\ pl<~y . 'Trm!" Ca psult:, '' wlll HH• Ttt·F::ndJ e We r;.1rd rn C1ub I' Tt W1111d and l::nn ll:- " ut Ciwf;- \11·. :uHJ \ l r~ . \lan·al lltllinon AIR-CONDITIONING Mh wrll tuJtl IHtl<r in hnt ov· be prt'Sf'n ted. The re frt'~ h menl al Pn1nt PIE'asnnt W Va. last tr·r. 1 rn J ! hours . iJJ\d clril dren. l'ot,lnllttt>e tha: rman i ~ \Irs. wt>ek She gttve a flow er d Pm · MARZt:rrt OINNF.R T ltt· \lil ltr on Lt mily is ~ull .Ja n ~P~ Fug;1 tr·. \ 1rs. F. I1H Cilr,ns1r nt 1on. :'vl1 v; Huh-her residt's ill 1 medium mllon l"f'('OI 't'rt llg {l'i)Tll <1 {J~t! Jll ra r. mor", J r. anu .\1r!1, Carl M r and .\fr~ Roscoe F owle r Cenl t'r thi s _\·t'ar 1 lb. hf"t'f ~tuk ur purk I~' \!;rv which dr ~ fi' (IY~'d a I I 1\autz <tre it. charge 0 1 dt'r·orlwv !" re turnf'd to thei r home ln ,\! iss .lt>.lnf' 11t> Cnwk.'l. t euch- !ht·Jr lwlongmg .i. Th~y '.1-~'rt' a· .1\trtth 11nd rer·ept1on 2 t:upt noodln , Flnr irlrt a ft er spt>nd ing a \' il l'il f'r M \l:•r it:<Tt:t. <~ n d (; f' n t' ).!<.Ill the \'i!'!Jtns of l;J\e l'lht·n I n1n mu..;hrncmts SEPT. 24 ' ' Htn <Ai th fri e nd ~ < md r t' l:t l l\1'~ Hlfcrld Chne, Mgr. l'rllnk x. (l fllil Sto~tf' l )en l i'l l r~· till'lf' (\H" \o\I.Li !J I'IJI.I·I·J IIl i o Ull I p.nt lomotot'll The Snul hto <l~ t Ltl('fl l Bund ~tl Vli rious point~ in th,. nr,rt h ~1 \ldt"nt . \ll"rt' w ~~:~k••rtd ~ut·~ts I 'olum bu'l \\"1·s 1 ~Hit' ;.. nd 11\<Jtll. 1',,,,,:, r- 111,1 h1dd lltl-11' Salt ami pt'Jlprr . l ocutt St. Midd leport 1nc·hrding Middl t•porl 1>1 t!wl r J!ill't'nls .\·l r . iHLd \lr~ pl' r)-. ut <<l l <>niclt,; uf Fry noodle;.; in ~~~ watn liD· l.tr Tn"t'! 111 1;: St<p ten rU1·1· \1r s. F:dwa rd Smil b nnd son, W.:~llt'r Crooks. til tcnd"r . Drain and add tn wt-rr sl1 1len. Tllurstli.J:.·. <~I a p m. wt V;Ht ghan hill (' re turned to me<~l. o\1ld mu"hrooms. turnatne s. !i~MMI!Iinr.:~. l'ul in ovrn t hf'ir horne ln Columbu s <1 f1 Pr and bake dnwn dry tt1 goldrn "pending a IH'r· k herf' with hN puent s. Mr. and Mrs Arnold brown . Ai chfl rd5 Mrs. Smt i h and son This is ,Mo•KI . '."f're arr ompanied to Co lurn-Mrtt. llarlry JnhnHOII b u~ b1· hf'r hu o.: bfl ncl wlw r:lmf' I f(lr fl ;t~m ovN the wet"k t•nd. SWF.ET P(ITAT(I Pt~: .1\11'. and Mt's Thom ns ll:1 rs l unbaktod !I ln. pit' tihrll of Akn1n srwnt th l' wee kend I~~ {'UP'i mo1hed liWt'f'l I wtl h ht ~ motlwr . !\1r s. lie11lah potatue11 I While . .,f '1 2 1ablt'spnooll melttd butter M l~s .Judy Rul<·hPr . Oh io L' ni '~ cup brown IUI!flll" Vf't'!ollt .v Hltldl'nj, spt-nt /hf' WPf'k 1 . tt· a~puun dnu.amon e nd 11 ith h~ r pa r Pn l ~ VIr . iind 1t tt!a!tpoun uinMer \1r~ . Ira Hutc her !lnd ~ r>n. J im. · ~ l~a!poon slit % eggs, wt>ll ht•tttl'n llear Editor: P '1 ('Up!! milk I \\'OUld likl' "MethiKI'' - Cnmhlne lh~ apprfdatlon tor your in({rt!dlents In the ordr1' llsl· fc•aturt "Kitrhtn Conk ." rd 1U1d pour Into the pie .!Liw/1. Thi s tt-clpe for SWt>f"t PulaK&kt! In 450 deKrt-e uvrn, Itt ! lu Pit' wa~ givt'n t" me many I minutes, reduce htat Lo 350 I yt!'llrs aao by an old colored d••Krt•elt and bak~ tnr Mbf1Ul lolly In Uawsun, (~a . , <:~nd it is 41 mlnule11 or untll firm. a good rt'dpr. -!\'Irs. Jnhn fi'. Goett, Sr. Yours truly, Rt. 11 Shlitldto, Oblo Ml'!l. John F. Gototl Sr. Rt. 1, Shade, Ohio l'ir·11ir· 111 l'11rk , 0N. Ht-rty cordmg to the ac llfln Ihr. pla in · Hnrl .'t-lr ~ . E arl 1\- . H1ggt~~ nf 2m! ~ . Third St.. :\lid dl~pnrl. hH~ t urnpltl t' d .\ 1r "' c ~ lllllld lw tq;:tl l l Rll. f ; ~ ~ ·•n of .\ 1r . purl Jl yled !~ .JanP Fow lt' r .:~n< I.(IWrt'n('l' Fowlt>r vs . WillliHl · J. Vkars Ac' RrKint•}' 1.. Rigg s, :\lrmun l r r~ l Voutlr Translers r>rn~f"('ll l · nl H 111111~ o· flllllfl.o SL•II' ~ ' n I. 1' TIH~ ·II. I to OkfV Kl ..r. 8•1· , ON SAt! llUTY TOUII 1 WHAT'S THEIR L!Ni!:T ly Kiser , 29'~ aere, Ltotarl. Airm11n Third Class Dwilht NEW YORK !UPI J _ wh: \ ' N e bat JOn of M r . a nd Mr s. ·• J ohn 1> H1e bel. lll~n11 11 Hit!· Clair O. 'Nelaon of J.ang•vllle, do Colonel Clean, Oanirl llrooo .. bfol lo Oors~l C. Reibel, Doru- has lrrtvf"d ror duly with a ' Tom 'Mdy and Swet'py U lh<~ F Hll'ht-1 , Ln1. Ht't'<l!ivlll~ . Strategic Air Commond (SAC) Squirrel have In common ~ Anna M. Baird, Comm. unit 11 Offutt AFB, Ntb . Nel· All tour hiYe lhe ~•m~' jnl K!ep A.mt>rtt Mr•ndn Eu"t'Ot< Smit h. Mu- , "I to son. an • lr pollcemaD, previ·' accordJne to ' u ~nna. II' Tt 10m poon . dflr . E Jon' .Smrt. h tu 1.1.da J ont: ~. F.rou11 ly ~rved 1t Lackland AF8 ,! Beautiful. the nationf l ;;~m nest Jones. part·els. Sd pio Georg i• Thompson, Glenn Ten s. He Is a graduate of 11itter Or(l:anlzar.lon. Th~f art' tt Tilom 1r.~o n pa rr~ls. Sali! btJr\'. . . ·0 I ' Clarenee Eas tm:m · n"<~ ur• • Rutkmd High 5ehool. official ma st·ots of lltl ,.r•prt·\'t 'l h.'l m. Alt a F.as trna n. F:d it h Dur- Gtorala E Thompson to [ Uon prornm}' In Mt~"· ssl n~J h&~nt to No rwuod f't>rrl:' il Al t..t Glenn E u1ene Thompson, p4tr· Kentucky Jthode ll lAnd !H I Ft>nell. 28 34 stre. Bt'dlurd eels. Sali sbury . IN MADDOX_ RESCUE . Morylani.' reopoctl•of&. Hu!~>rll E . Miller , commu-- 1 _ ---- Jotln fo:dvdn Smrt11 \laq;pe 111. 1o uryman first cLn1, USN , JOn II invited. a ne Sm!lh to NorM Cam bron. GNra: ia F. Thomspon Glenn ~ Thomp!on , Loi s W ul ~1 1 ~o nd Mrli . James D. Mill· . pan·t'l~ ~a lt s bu r.1 . T h omp~n parrt!ls. Sa ll ~ bury . er of l85 Hamilton St., Middle- ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....__ J udson C. Kis ltt>r, Exec., Hohf rt c Hartenbach. ShN- pun wall servmg aboard the Ciwrle~ B CJ' il l \ . dt>c .. tn I r <~ Hf. Thunton Stone, J r .. Phyl lls des trover USS MaddoJ w he n B('t'~ h: . Lo t ~. Ra cine . Hobet Mining and Co ns!, Co. M. Slone to United Sta]eg Vt'tJ. ~ h e 1;K'u~d el&ht survivors of l nt . 10 Ch~ri PS D . Gl lmort' . I.N- Aflftirs. Lot s. Pomeroy. 1 Nept une a in.: raft which cr11h· olu ~ I fil lmore , ~7 :1 , acrt'll. Ru tHomer G. Bax ter. Adm ., Mae ed Jn !o the South China Sea S('herbarth. De< . to Merwin ~ ~~ - ~p i 8. while on routine patroL la nd. ON ' g'.' nto Smith. Marjorie Sm1 t h. T hel m n P J\.ok M urr!i )' , J MEET CANDIIlATE Wil lis Mc Murl'il} lo fo~ ranklln p<.~rt t-18 . & lpto. NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Hf' ~ l F:st:ate Co , Lot ~. Pornr 1 Mn. R. G. Greene 1 Thin! Sr., roy. f:tVE BARBECUE N~w Haven, W, Va ., will honor to Ann<~ M. Biiird . Comm .. Mr. and Mrt . Willi am Hob- Ct>eil II. IJnderwood . RepubliP<tr T t'l .s S;di !!.~ l ~' lh r t>ntertained wit h a chi ck- can nominee for governor of hur.1 t"n barbecue honoring her mo- Wes l Vi rginia at a coff~e hour f;.1ry I~ Di ll, ~1t l dred ~ - Dill LAUNLJRYtht> 1 .\1r .~ . :'II <H' \' Pitc hl ord . of Wednesday at 9:30 p. m .(OST J. to (;Jtonn R. ('oll ins. Pau!1n':' ORY CLEANINr. Bradington. Sunday Attending An~·ont who would like to meet 1 WY 2-5428 Co llin s. I 56 8('1't>!!. Sultnn . POMfROY l.f'' tt>r Thom<IS. Nor·a Thorn · wert> 'vir omd Mrlli ..\.1 erri !l Car· and talk w1lh Mr. Underwood I <t s lo R o:~ rd of F.d uc Ht ion l ar- ter and Mr anrl Mr~ H <~ rf)' - - - Pitchford . <~ II of (;tt llipol u ..\1r . rf' . S:l lt•m. and Mr~. Rirhard Chambeu . c.~ roli n ~ Logan ol f'd U<" U ion to lf'll"ll r><~r"lh • l •w r• h• ~ \litldltopor\ , a nd l ame ~ H11 b<:. tt' t· Th•r• II I ~d ll<- • 1 ' hm•l•tt ul I>< '· Bradford . 5~ aert>s. Or angt' Ura l ntlnl'• In "' ' ' •rn . 1 Y uu ~·• 'v lr!'l Pt l<·hl nrd has been J e~t~t C !'roltll. Ora Profill ter to l)ollald .\1 .JulnHun, K.t tltl\'t' ll 1 i ~i ting 111 t_; a llipoli ~. .John~on . l.ot s, SHit>m . :'1-la rt in:!· I>H"I , l n• lllutl uut, •• •vii' Uul~ . •t•· Auto Wrecks wa~ ·,unty Ctrl'tttl 11.1'1 lht' fim!111g ot dl' t1 nnrl111 b11111 nl -\t'Tion Property n,. ri vrrl from fhf' crimina' appt>lll of P.tul I 'nun Yndl!'r Pt Ph·asflnl "n ~ nun - _...,_,.........,____'r.•f Srarborry Two Aetions 1 ( lllll lt\ ('h,JII •t1 d ll il ' Jt'. il l'd ~,.. . t<~ l' r- i he : <1' 1'1 1 t: que.-; tinK a $11'1 cmd e n s ! .~, ~x pired sticker Wt> .ll answer t.. r all Sll('h things l.tll:l ht' lh Arthu r . we' n · dont' 111 1-' i'IJng ~ ~~ .• 11 el e(' \l iln officia ls .J <rnw~ Hol wr l Clint' . Lancaster. fJur li vt!s w!l\ bt' u~· t'r, "'ullu""tnlr: t h~: rt turn uf till' 11. o rd t•r 111. 1 the.l lllt ,l.;"lit lir~ ve $.SO ;_tn d c.:osl s. 24 hours m jail fiH't' •~lll ltv flll l r•·\11k('tl lor six .\lli·(' l:rl"}" JUI')' !Itt' p t'l ll jiii11I S lull k11uwlt>dgp (of <tl! \\'est VI r .lll<i ilc ·,·nst' .fr- ~ u ~ will ~l.t)' l.lrt' wnrd .. Uto- . "t'l't' llil'ltni sst'd ~mill 9·30 d m. g 11 ti a !<I ll'S );<II ,· mtn £ the con ! ll11 1l lh ~ dto , .rog ',\] l il t· ' •'Vin;t Janw.'l N. Kou !ih 1111d ""' A1 ·tton : s<•lwd · . 11 t' twn 1"1\ tl !I.I' LIUIIS . llt'ilwrt ~' \11ra . Jr· .. an in /l.u1 t. ~ ~ al. vs ~ . F. \\' 11llam.!iurl , S1·. and l>un 1-" Hattin , 1'\dmr, el 01 !. v~. \1as on IJ t· Stoplt'JHht-r Zll uled lui' f!.eaJty th:.~l d,n· l' Oil!IJ<III! . t'l ;~1. nt il Cti wra l El~c t i 11n \\'f·dgr t·ai!Pu .ll h•lt d lton lu th1· tac t 111.11 thl' t'lltt r ·· Wt'.'1·1 \'1r g ll ll<~ ~:lnt i~.o n Ia .... 11'<1~ rt>V Ist>tJ b.\· ,he !%:1 L e gi~la ture wilh .'lt>V· ll utl lu n e1· :d imnui'l:-111 1 eh:n1ge.s tH~i ng made . Vullowing ~r . W1·d gi··~ l' t!qUe <; f !ht' ·nul'! u n.: mu t •l oS!\ .1pprm·t1.l th~ !t('hool of irt~lrut·l tllf1 !11 bf' tli'Jd . \f.,,ting ;, HPitl .-lt .\,nWIIIfP Churt·h ).li.HI. " t>d :1nd S!O ;md <:t•sls. IL l\ Opt'l'<i · wr·s li n•n.si'. .John ~ hl l' lt' V Thr n you will lla vt: a bruk.:n hew·t. HL!I'ns. 1-'1 Plt>a s<.rrtt . ltll]lfllj.Jl'r I p;.~:-..~ i ng . SHI ~mtl c.:o.. ts . Whe n jht~ word <'omt:s tu mind, "Thou shalt uot s t~~ l,'' <;1\' E fli~NF.R Tlwn my frit"nd , how wtl l you Jt't:!": mttlh l:' lll trhtmeO w1 th a din ner Sin t t' you 've Utki:'n the flowt!rl, and mo~:~n~· things lllUI't' I'm surt> you wrl! not havt an ,'Pt'-11 Jitur. POi .lt'sus will siJy , "I know you nol. ' ' lt1e .Srr:tc ii S•· Fir'! ! Unilttd Prt's,, . . . Then how sad will bt your lot ltyft'rtan Church met in tht PLACE onu•.Ks ro.;ow It y uu do llllt repent you'll be f' hun·h allllt' X Su11d.ty night. Tltt' F'ore!olt Hun \l t> thodi s l ~ urt: lo go Se pt. 20 Th e nwd lllg w a~ op- ctlurch wil l makt' app!t' butrer , Unt.o the tortur~s thai are be- i t'ned wrth prayer by tltr~ Mod - 11n ()('Iober 8. Orders may b~ low . t>!' alor. Ht'v. l!Dw<J rd Ruppe l! plal·t'd wilh Mrs . Bertha &oU ' -E.M.C. \ l111u1 t'' , d rhe 1" s t m t' et i 11 g ,.--.-..,.-,.-..... - .., - _.-,.,..... - ____iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOii..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 wt'rl-' n·;HI hy the .Sf'r rt>l<H)' Mrs . Ad:1 Sl,lf' k. T rt:< <.~s urer s rt' porl w:1s givt' n b:-- ~..1 rs Margarej Wint'brennN . Hoth rt'pnrt~ Wt'l't :I('Cf' pt ed a ~ rr" ;Jd . Kf'v Ruppt'll <~nn ou n ced that World W1de Cnmmuntr1n will Ill' un (H·J. 4 T he grou p dt'l'idt'l:l to visit tht" l1 11 ldren s Home 1m the t>Vt'ni ng of Oet. 2.'l. lltrs A&nt>s Whi!l" \\ :• s ll<lnwd <1 ~ chairman ol 1 program <~nd Mrs. Marg~rel Col lril!. chairman of lhf' toad com I millee. BNh will bt" ass i~tHI br the otht>r dl!'a com; and dea- . ·"l rs l>t>:tnms :llld f>t>BC'onesse s or Wildt'rmuth. /I i I I Bell paelBoe lor nomBOIDBra ~n home iPoW•1 11~ (ltYII•I•. W!~t4 ~ II\ J IBir OHIH. CMitt rJ 5 ~1n1 • , , ::J.Y t ~GS Of tO% -'&i. 111Ht fl 1\ftW. HJll {'0fle9st!i . V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency WY 1-2440 E. 2nd Str.. t Pomtroy Th~re will bt 1 Deaconess@!! collection taken on Sunday. Oct . J I Nt>xt nwttnR wtll be on Oct 18 ..".Ut>nding were Mrs. Whit~. Mrs. \\'inebr('nllf'r . )'Irs. Cot tr il l. ~ r.;; S1<~ck He\· "H ttppe lt. \ Ir s \1avmP Hfl l nw.~ . and Mrs. l.lzl'.ie Qui ck. l.:ugest and Hnest or rhe New Ramblers SPFCTAC'lltA R! TotJlly n e win~i;e-,in ~ ! l' k. in po >~ er. 1\;e w l<>n~t"r \\ h ('l.'l hJ~C. Sr'-'SIHI F! G r ~.tl t'l j ,)U IIl , O: ii W h:l nd !ll'g r,; J-\\ "! Dt >t: Hr ~ ~cs, op tt OnJ J. t'. E\V! Spc..:t a..:u lar dlotc e of •l•etr~ e~ o5 RAMBLER CLASSIC !)-~ e. --~BIIIiblu SPECTACULo\~! Big ~t:"t. m o~ t DO IT WITH THE ... PROPER INSULATION mutmaocuvcrsother U.S. mikes. NEW I~J-hreo the ON DISPLAY SP lTT.o\CU I 4.k' ,,·w ELECTRIC co. nl V~ I C l t/tu ~;J\ I Io." I l l ~ m ( ' IJIII]J iH"I. ~~· '\,S IHII' King Builders Supply Co. 290 H. 2nd Avo. Middleport, 0. Your Ohio BLAETTNARS l'l tn1n~ Ninn----------------------------~ .~.l:tlf,J. .Wdun • .. ........- . • • .f' r. .,.. , < •• ' ·• t-.. t • . ----- '1'H~ Itt '0:: '>pur tv bucke1 seii.Ui . :\ew 1(Jrque Command Sixes ~ew V8 Choices 'l •.llr.j u C Comma nd -world's mo)l advanced s~~ ­ bl'''"t~ b->: !1p<)\.1 e r unJ ~..: o n orny. T hree p,,..., e: ran s~:• up to ~ -t~ ..: u. 1n. ; :'-nUI. In- beann~ cranl. ~ h3f! v. th ~ (twice ·the usual) g1vt s speet.o.r;ulat counlcrv.~~~ h ts smooth nus. T wo V·8s, 281 and 317 cu. in . A\HRIC A.N .Anne R11'• d1P Sal.. 0.,·----~• · ;;;...•~r., ;"' ;..;.,.:;;.. · ...;··- -;....-.____._,._.___..... . _._____ "1965-Tho Yoor of the Quick WI .. Tracko" POMIIIOY enw.:Jttil'tC IH ' l \\ ' ma! •C 1.1 1 lllJ 11L!.ll M o.~ur 5liC J.,.s, hi<.) t1 t o: ~ •' I rc: · Cola•hu1 ••• S.uthera. .....,_...... ow. ch .t rnptur , ~litt' or !l (lll~, l l'( J \.J i i l ~, J UIU - For all the facti about the advantages of ftamelett e'ectrle heal for your bome, maU thl1 eoup11n (no 11bligatlon) tot AT Optional. D,.nrbk-5--tf,·rl· ljr,lk~'- ..eparal f' S\~~ te rns front and r~ M. sland.nJ l'n all Rambkrs. FconHm~· King nw dcl" OW.IIeekicC.ml:!. JISI'iMIItl- 1 The Compart ram ou, Mii!IIJI IAjlll\er !£ \L'f'l •ln~ uf ne1' I •'f'-J UC' CommJ nJ "i1x. Tw() V -S opri on-;. up 10 ~~ 1.1 lo r \ r \\ D ,sc Bra\.es, ll Op !t i.1!1.1 1 b . ~ ~" '''' 11>, , 1, SEPTEMBER 24th ,;oun~<·n tble • (, 5 RAMBLER ' AMERICAN . ....., day, more people give more reaiollo for cha11glngto modern JlwneJen electric he111l 1l you're bulldha1, remodeUPf, or thinkiag of ecnanrtlag your pre~eot heating oyoteoa, find out ltow little 11 reeUy eotll lo enjoy electric - the eleaoeot, euieot-&o·lnotall beat you OUI ban. There'o a opeclal rale, too. Get the facti roday. !Properly lnotallod) Get tht facts on insuletion from . po ••erful Classics ever-neweonvcrtiblf', sedlns. 11:~ rd· top!t, " 'agOfiS. S.ENSIBLE! l ncteased space. J•m•• ....,...., Clolll,.eiiN; eAIIt by investor- n'w ..... , ..... e'COihlml. Interested In Soving Heoting Cost? .1 J. rl l l lllg .U Ita few •l'•rlltlaf eo11.'• • BUICK$- PONnACS- GMC TIUCKS I %\ it l~.l ud rn::, ,..,,., ••.,• ...., "' ,, ,.,. ....... ,,.,, I lVI rn~i n c<; fto m t he :~ ll- 11 ew ~~~-r. p Torq u ~ Com· m.111 d ~1::' Six ro <l ! 'lllm:-r. l 1::'7 c u -in. \ "·3, \. I \ \ 1T\\ tn· ;,, t" .LJI\ A ll tb.r, ~..~J .. r n· c~dels fo r .,......... .....,........ _, ....... "' "W •'re ..,,, •• I I I Why• does James E. Osman of Chilli~othe like flameless ele~tri~ heat? I Be Sure To See The ••• u5 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR MOTOII,I-ofDICATfD !O lXClL.Li. 'iCI See the'.Sensible Spectaculars at your Ramblerdealeri MEJROPOLIJAN MOTORS 600-606 East Maiw St., P111eroy, 0. ........ D!mlw K~Q~t Show OD C85-TV, WellnesdQ' Evellinjl, CbumeJ. a, ,o111 Jlt\ i . I ' . ,,' �.. .. \• .8-Dall:f Sentlllel,...Pomeroy-liiDdt!leport, o., !!ep!. 22, 1964 . -- - ·- ·-I WANT AD @) INFORMAnON 2 SIGNS Pomeroy - Co. Motor Reel Estete For Sale Hospital News ..... t Open Training Meeting is Held for Area Homemakers YOU - ........ .....,...,Wid b I • .... " @) THREfo~ ~ '. ·r· . . .... - "' .... r r' - · -------1elevision Revue I YEAR OIJ) Com H o u n d. Firm M1chinery Wayne Rllcl!le, Long B o 1. tom. • 2Z 6tp JOHN DEERE L lractor, startIOI:INIJON. ......... IMIIniD et, Ughta, hydraliC Side AIIICJ, Ia. 0 fonD~ 01 Ia- A. X. C. Registered Pekinese mmmted mower. Good eondl-· - - . Jb ....._ pupplea. .ReaiOD8b1e. Mra. UOD nso. Kenneth Chaney, ... • 111., . . DII W. W. Clll, 7D Sycamore Darwin, Phone WY 2-6949. lnsur•nce , I l .. a, Mklclleport. I 17 lip I 11 atp :.'~;";r~Jl;~ ::~·;.., .... ..,_ ""'" -.... • - cou•l>. ...._ . . _ , Gille =-. 1 a 11c ~"~a: :f J:~u~. .. OF VIT HUIJ>tj TOPAY AN ' I MIGHT GIT HONGRY I" 15' 17 Iii ~ IO I"' ~" ~ ,... I* ~ .Flrm ~I"" 0 Jf f32J3~ 'l: ~ 0 ';ASOLINE ALLEY It waG :o rtL c l o~e r s:JO wr,en ''II.> qot tne~ awa w ~ 46 DOWll' 1 to'' c~'·' it ~lo~! t ~-->e~ I to t~K@ · ,('l?-1" P r1 1t 'f.l ld · ,_ .1 --.,.tra~f::' ~it, DAILY CRYPI'OQUO'lE - Here'• how to wor AXYDLB.&A.XB Ia LO.QFELLOW One letter lllmp11 Btanda far another. In thla I&IDple .t. 11 W>e4 tor the three Ua. X for the two O'a, ete. StnJ'}e Jetten, apo...: trophies. tbll 1eDgth Ud fonnatloo ot tbe WQrdl ar. aU hln~ llacb dq &bl oodlt liiU«n u. dltterent. · N. ~~Quo- DO DYB I ...... -.,...... n. ,., ••1114 - ~' Ne~er mind how much help It Is in buolneoo! How IUch help It It when cauaf!t oneakina in at night?" WMPO Radio MONDAY '111RU FRIDAY 6:00 Sip On -News 6,llfi Sacred Heart Hour D~ HS Slllfl Off October SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On _ News KHOOXB OPJrT OB OB IYBS IYBll r..-n Ot7pluqtloteo DITELLIGENT PEOPLII! .&mil ALWAYS OK TBil ~ SIDlll 01' AlliYTHINt;BtlBBARD • .. - Kill'. tl -~-- ,... liPli'O r .A. B.- XD Q Q D y B ~ I' D Y' 0 YBOP• HE USED Tl-115 SECRET SPIRAL STA IRWAY TO ~S ATT!C 11:) ESCAPE BORES AND 6U'!SINESS PESTS. = .,..... lle.J WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG 4:10 loterchanp 6:0~ Conntry Music MONDAY THROUGH ll'RIDAY 1:00 Commlllllty NO'tll 6:20 Me!p County RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree 1:00 Sltlll On, Musical Clocl: S:Ofi World, National NO'tll 6:25 Paul Bowers --Farm 7,00 Larry Anderson Show 1, 30 Newl Hoadllnee 5, 11 SpoUight on Spot1l 6,30 Nws 8'00 Pomeroy IIi Football U2 Musical Clock 1:211 Weather 6,33 Rev. Raymond Jones- Rei. 9:30 Middleport High Football 7,00 Be SliD & Know 1 , 30 SUnset Blvd. 6:ll5 Sports Headlllies 11:00 Top Ten Sbow (Dairy Ne,.. I:OO SlgD Off , 7 03 6:57 Weather Report Valley) 7'08 Musical Ciock SATURDAY 7:00 News 11:30 Top Ten Sbow tDultons) 7:ilt! Newa Headitnea 1:00 Sltlll On, Musical Clocll 7:0~ '(lny's Chapel 12,00 Noon News 7:32· Muslcal Ciock 7:00 Be St!U , Know 7:30 News 12:15 Musical Interlude u 5 Word & Testlmoll1 7, 0- News 7:35 Pickens Hardware 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teele 8:00 Ohio Valley NeWI r:llfi Musical Clocll ('J'ues -Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Show 8:0fi World, National N7:45 Word & Testimony 7:50 News Report iOSU Football) UO Sports I:IIO Ohio Valley News 1:00 Bill Mllier Sbow 1:45 Sltlll OH September 8:15 Weather Picture 8:05 World, Nattonal News 8:00 Johnson - Simpson Ins. 5:45 Sign Off October 8 18 Musical Clock 1:10 Sporta Today Sbow tFri.) SUNDAYS 8:55 Communlt)l Newt 1:11 Weather PlctunJ 8:10 Roy's Food Basket 7:00 Sign On- News J:OO Tall til tbl Town 8:18 Musical Clocl: tMon - Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday Showcase 9:55 Mason County News 1:55 NO'tll 1:4$ Baker Furniture Sbow 8:00 French City Baptlat Hour 10:00 i'amliy Worship Hour t:OO Musical Cloclt tWed. - Frl.) 8:30 Nawo !0;15 Pubilc Service I:SO Sonc & StGry '1'1mt 8:45 I&S Super Market Show 1:33 Hour of De.ilverancti 10;30 LatebllrlnJ 1:41 Family Worohlp Hour (Thurs.) (Eider Cline) 10:55 World News 10:00 News 9,00 News 9:48 Collgressman Abele 11:00 News Beat 10:116 lligb 9c11oa1 Hl1 Parade 8:05 CoHee Wltb Janet 10:05 Sonday Chapel 11:1» Mornln& Melodlea 10:65 Nawa 10:00 Grand Ole Op'ry 10:33 Washington Reports to (except l'rlday, 11:00 Army 1 11:00 MIDI8terlal Auoc. tbe Peopla Onueb BeUa IIIDIJ U:SO Spoclai Canmunl<r 11:15 A.S.C. Program - Fri. 11:00 Sunday Sbow 11:45 World Newt Programs 11:15 Family Worship - Thuro. 12:00 Noon News 11:55 Mason County Noww 12:00 NeWI Rotmdup ti:l5 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.-Tues. 1.2:15 Christiana Hour 1.2:00 Communl\7 News 12::10 Ballet1n Board 11:33 Swap Shop 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 12:116 Lqcai Newa 12:2ii News o Grama U:45 Tlny'o Country Hymns 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 12:10 Marketa 12:!0 Saturday Matinee 12'00 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. SUas Billups 12;15 Mid Day Weather 1:55 NO'tll Beat 12:1$ Goeuler'a Guest 2:00 Sunday Chapel ' 12:10 Ev8DI Baiielln llolrd 1:00 Saturday Matinee !2:15 Larry Anderson Show 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thoma 12:25 NO'WI 0 Grams I:~ News Beat t:OO Jim Mees Sbow 3:00 Sunday Chapel 12:!0 Agriculture Agent 1:00 Salurdey Matinee t:l5 Blaellnar AulD Show 3:33 Country llymntlmers 1.2:0 CGtallr7 llo Round 1:55 News Seat tThUI'll.) (Dan Hayman) 1:11& NO'tll Seat 4:00 DIIClng witb Doa f:30 Local Nawo 4:33 Sunday Showcase 2:00 Country Go Round 4:!0 Top Ten Re6:00 Jim Men Show 6:00 Baptlat Laymll1''• Hour 1:55 News Seat 0;110 NO'tll Stim!XU"'J I:QO Simon'l Market - News uo Sondown Seron!do l:tlr Mlti-Wa, Malloett 1:11 Publle Sarvlct l:o;; Sundown Serenade 6:46 Sign Off September . 3:11& Newa Beat 6:30 Dinner Muslc~le 6:45 S1gD Off September 6:4~ Sitlll OH Oclober_ _ _ _4_:00_Piat:_lng.:..wllh _ _Dou...;__ _...;_I:_;OC-::SI;_;IID::;:0Ir===== lw HAROL.P GRAY. WI-lEW! THAT ROLLO t-40\'EG LIKE A CAT' WON DE~ WHAT Ht>s At-liN' I mo «ow AlRSAD'I HE'S DOWN OM TI-l' BEACH. AND 'bURE Ef\IOOOH. TI-l' BOAT"& STILL THERE A Gi<iH Q' I NO L!~TS: NOT LII'E 01'1 80ARD I nzn ) Bv GEOAGE WONDEk r;;;.;:;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;" "'~-·. 80 PiEA5E GIVE THC..U 7D ANY 6/RL 'rDU THIN~\' MIGHT APPf?EC!AlE ?HEM / LOVC ~ El/ll'LI' _.........s '*""' 4-·BAKER FURNITURE I , L..-------------------------------.1 Bad ,_ ..... ........ of . . . Cull fol' Dot lUI •• llaft d .... Uun •wo•thlrdl U.t ~pralMd. 't'•lut. 8ewr MadJ-. t:1~t:::=. '::~~r=~ !:xJ~~ 1 .......rs .... ROBERT c. ILUTENfi.ACH. lbertlr vr MN• count,-. Ob.le Coli IVY Milt 11Q • Nlpt OROw. caow • PORTER, A SACK F-UI L CHECKERS OVER AT LCINZOS Newl FRIGIDAIRE Sat qde Warber at a budget price/ "...... -.It l8JI ,.etJ thence 110rth 110:1 - - . ....-.SIIft ..---... 13 · =::.:! MAW.. FIX ME --. Ll'ampott I --- - _..,. 11. Peril 84. Abe&d f9. Sows BAIRD BROS, AUTO WRECKING . ~ ·~ 15' ...u... BLAEnNAR'S u- .--,-:-.M-:-:P-tA-:-V- 1-N--:,- II 48. Mo~ RADIATOR SERVICE •..,.:;:'" -• =::,· :'':: rJ:-':,• J•:::• SNUfFY SMtr,. - .... tT, A atar in Orton ",!' ..,. •• "" .,..... ,_ •-· lnd-1 touching. ATLANTA ··-En- «.Shun .a. .A. moment SoCI'ety Note CHARUS BLACK .Lio VV &I.~ ;,. ,.,._ 37. Mutlc note 38, Mollem title 40.Tavera, 41 . Male.wu I Old Town FlatS HOMELITE SALES & SERVIa J 36. Meac-el"' ' . z.-. ' !9. Flock Dt ~ I :t= r-========;;;;;;1 I ;' work =::-----::== :vm•e • • :18. Inaect '' Reedsville wY ' the boy. l>tlt a aerteo ol JJ. Unital - I SOCiety • Notes . 25.lnjunottaa: I 1 1 ·- - · · · · .... ':""' 1 I . ..-........ ~ 1 - -.... ,:0 • ~· CROSSWORD I Pomeroy Motor Co. ' denll, some of tbem (UP!) !inally maku him tal<• on Ibe orrlvilll at tbe Piedmont Drivreoponslblll)l . Youn11 Der'o ac- 11111 Club for Mr. ttntl Mrs. Carl count of how he escaped from H. Cofer's wedding reception Red China to ~ Konc wao l were greeted by 1 flaohina neon quilt! 1 Uttlo piece ol patllOs jSillfl. By RlCII. DA BROW and humor. Give the ohow 1 The oillll read: "Suaao Corer orphan I• played by a younp- look-ln. IGot Her Manl" H ~LL YWI){)D •U PI J-Dennia [rer ot collllderablo acting abll."' ~aH•r. lor a decade l.bt! ity and pleasant forthrlghtneu, - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - Che:s~r " ol "GWlSmoke. " nas .RJcky Oer, and be ball been a new NBC·'fV sertes, about a blessed wttb 1 remarkabJe aet foot-loose racehorse trainer sad- of eyes whi ch he uses to mu- DAJL Y dled wilt! a Ch inese orphan boy, 1tmum value. In hia role, be ACIWSS :1. PuU up by .U. FeL NatJve ~ the root. and !he prem1ere had a nice portrays a practical tuld shrewd moJ• Havana, S, Pby•lotowl ft'i'l to ll. Jf the half~hour Satur- boy, as opposed to Jones, who &. Shatter lotrtc&l 26 A tlay entry , " Kentucky Jones," doesn't want responsibillty, and 11. Think lndlvid\&1.1 •rmbol b11l~ Bs a com_edy-drama, can one qopei the aerlea doesn't 12. Tett the ' - Gi.rl"a rwne navor or 5. Requ.lrtnenected .av1,1d dpge neraung into a situa· turn into another show with an 11. Mal• ol 6. Met.al with tion !Bugher, it could be view- lmpossibly cate brat. 7. Kaa'• !tutor worthy . The premiere wu appealing- 14. £j.ct nickname lti . Boy's 8. Vlpera As Jones. Weaver is minus ly low-key, and Weaver played •lens nJckname t . Va.porlz.es 29, Brara the limp a n d exaggerated an appealingty human fellow . 18.Fem* 10. Head SO. Ktnd. 1rawl that gained him lame on Jone.!l 1a: a man at a critical OOVerlnf ot 19. Arabto 11 Gunsmoke," and in his new point in his life, looking for a 1!. - s....,, 17. Swedlab. latt.r rolter Sl, BUlolioal .f,l, lln· role he was eslabli.shed In the dlrectJon to follow . He ll obvl- 19, Look 10. Yap., ua name t1081.1l'e iebut as bavlng a somewhat ously no angel, be 11D't too JO. Rot&'q U.Ea.tea.away .a . ~ rapldly 1lrained relationship with the handsome, and he doesn't seem ll.Mov. 1M'* 31. lnlu.r&"mta wat.r !2. Pronou.ll and forth. M. JUlct ot ~ ft. Contend ~oungster who was sent for by to have just com• out of the 28. A IUl!OUII applll ror ~• wife before she died. The makeup deparonont. AI the hydro- .... .. _ ....... . .. ··= .... AND THE LAW ' I NEW HAV EN REAL ESTATE rooms and balh (S ~rooms) AmOlll those who ~ 1:01 •. IlL Du ..... ,.......,.. two stor Y house, UlSUlated Hol1ier hoopital lD the past 24 The Gallla County Estenslon responsiblllty; (5) Good orgo~ ~,....,.. ....... M. QUAliTY storm doors an~ wlndowa, hours were James F. HamUton, Homemakers Council sponsor-- lzer; (II Should know what otbo base boar d electric heat, en- Z58'ril Second Ave,. Barbara S. an open training meeting on er people ean do. $2195 1962 Chevrolet Impel• ~ baseDOUBLE JEOPARDY closed porches • full Hueholt, 422 Hedgewood Dr., " Feed a Crowd for Fun and The chairman cannot ....,, Station Waeon . BeautlfuJ white over blaet ftnllb. Red lnterWUI 1M _.,... adJ ll.OO ._ .. ment. c ~ orner lot (pa:: Melvyn W. Woodard, 1718 Most Ukely you can't Profit" wltb homemakers from the meal alono, Bile De<do tub10r, n.ew car appearance ~nd ITeormance. PG!fU Jtee~& • streets) . Also .8.., S roo~ Poweralide, V8 engine. rad1o an heater, new wb1tewall tlrea. Eastern Ave., Daniel Lee yourself being brought into neighboring counties as tovited committees to work with her , Reduced I.Q $219~ bath C<. 'ige Wit' fuel 011 h~t ters, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, .,.. "bllliiMI' ......,.,.. . . ,..,... on anything worse than a speed- guests when they met at t b fl such Bl dining room. prepar• " e4tt ... ,...,. Ull ............ on back of lot: 0,wuer "':11 M. F'isher, Rt. 2 GallipoUs, - $695 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door 1ng violation. Nearly everyone Grace Methodist Church in Gal- tlon, clean up . t h~. ............... "" ....PM'.ct . . . . . . . . . , . . .,.. sacrifice 6 cyl. engine , standard trans. good tires, radio and heater. all th!J or on Y Paul B. Saunders, feels that way. Even so, H is lipolls from 10 a.m. to 2.:30 p. The planning committee dl• wW . . ... ,......bit loJ $10.600. Special. 'o.tiN Ul.u _. ~ ....,._ Mrs. James Wallace good to know that In this coun- m. September 17. should first plan tbe menu. In $1299 bedr li . Rt. 2 Bidwell, Mrs. try you can't be made to stand Miss Marion Hermance, l!:x- planlling the mP.nu take int11 1961 Corvair 700 Wagon Nr;-W - s _... Less tban 30,000 ad;Jal miles, Powerglide, radio, heater. OOIDJjlh 'bea vtil~~ ! Might, Rt. 1 Middleport, Mrs. trial twice for the sameoffense. tension Specialist. Institutional consideration what type of I a.... ... .wd 1JM t~i1$,U. room, fli tch~ wl 0 u I Manda Eastman, Rt. 1 Shalll inside and out We have a provision In the Management, Cooperative EX· group you are serving, wha1 M1n1111- Clluf.• • -• built-in cabmets, .. nge a~d Iroy, Kathryn K Wilt, Rt. II C.OU per .,...., "' 'l"hh'M Ohio consitiulion agamst "dou- tension Service, taught the les-- equipment la available to work ••..,uu... u..-t!OB& oven, br eakfas_t bar and IDn- Pomeroy, James E. ble jeopardy." That's one of the son. The purpose of the meet· with, what prloe of meal, whal . . , , OIIIC.Unl 011 , . . . . . ., . , . ing area, utility r~m. car· I Rt. e Pomeroy, Carol An important safeguards in our sys- ing was to give help to home-- will be donated, season of year, .... Hill ••.._... 10 -· ..... QIU'J' Li OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ~-~~ :AJUl port with storage. Nice Ievei i Morris, Racine, Lawrence tern of law which makes it cer- maker& on how to plan and buy number of people to he1p. oUUII - 11.28 (Of 011 W'Drd miD POMEROY, OHIO 100 I 100 lot. About ' 12 ·000· . Wolfe, Racine, Mrs. Luther .cldlQOUJ tain that once a court has reach- when you cook for a large Keep record8 of quantity rl OFhO HOUU. 'th led • Reisinger, Rt. I ed a verdict of "innocent," the crowd. food purthased, amount of mona.a a. . ._ • ~ r .._ o.£U Living room WI pane wa 11 1' M rs. Bruce sm1'th , Sr ., o a acquitted person may not be put Miss He rmance mentioned ey speD., • dona"-of food saturdu .....:31' A y '-'l 1:1:00 1110011 b . f LWWI For Rent and wood - urnmg uep 1ace,~- Hill, Mrs . William Frank For Sele l'l"ti &CI aa.s 11 on trial again for the same of· when you are preparing I mea1 Miss Hermanee pointed ou: 1'0 PLA.\.:A A bath, 3 bedrooms and recre- bert, Jackson, Mrs. David B. fense . USlJLT I'IIOO!JCINO for a large group It is usually the-w recurd!: o are ver} value~ ' ·· 1958 - 43 x 8 Trailer, Wurlitzer ation roo W4N'I' olD 4 TWO f URNISHED aparlmenls {or ~rooms> ,] Garthee, Jackson, Louis This right holds good, however for fellowship, service or -profit. to the next person that does thtand one unfurnished singlt> in Spinet Piano, like new, ai- hlP( oil L ace, laun ry r~~ ' Hockberg, Jackson, Mrs. only if a full trial is held and After you determine the reason job. PHONE WY 2-2157 most new, roll-a-way bed, full carport. 75 x 45 · MiddiPpor!. Phont WY 2-3267. ot Y!e:e F. Stoneburner, Hamden, a verdict is re1tched. It ls pos- for serving the meal, the most ' She also stressed that when ' size. Haymond Hummel, 900 $12.700. 9 22 Jtc Owher transferred. I Mrs. Owen H. Wilbur, sible to face another trial on the important person in making this food ts donated, you should atBroadway, Middleport, after same charge if the first trial rr.eal a success is the general tach a cost to this food and take I r110m ;par·rment Card of Thanks and ~ p. m. 9 22 3tp 6 rooms a d 1. Miss Bessie L. Adkins, n oath, expans On Grove, .and Mrs. Virgil AIIrey, ends with a "hung jury" or a chairman. lnto consideration when ngur -· bat h .. dulls . 212 Snuth .Fifth ALLEN ADDING machin;-Cl~- attic, lot fr om street to streelt. Worthington, Ky . "mistrial " or JI a new trial 1.s Miss Hermance outlined tbe log price to be chargoed for a WE WISH LO thank everyone A\·t>nue. ' 'ltdd lt-por!. WY 2. . '. A good investment at on. y Blrthl . the Judgment . . for seIect mg proII t rnaklng: meai . v ~-who was so kind and thought ry cash register, file ~abmet, $3 (R I requested' or if of foll2ow Ing cn'ter1a t l a l peo5435 _ 9 22 rfc 11 000 Howe scales, Fairbanks · · ~ ful after the d~ath lf our hus- nta prc:rerty d WI , Mrs . David Warren Davis, acquittal is reversed by the state a general chairman <1) ablllty pie donate large quantities of -hand truclcs, forty horse I soon be I five n great eman ). Blue Fountain Motel, son, 3, supreme Court on appeal by to get along wltb people ; t2) food and the cost of tbese foods band and father, Eu~ene A. UPSTAIRS apartment. Thompson, We especially 1 rooms and baih, ou Buttf'r- motor, Siegler oil stove. Se th f · p.m. Monday. Mrs. Billy Mon- the state A knowledge of good food. if they had to be purchased are 1 1 wish to thank Mr. Thomas ! nul Ave . Pomeroy Phone Harold Bostor, Reedsville, v~ra ?the~ propert e.: or , roe Johnson, Rt. 2 Crown City, A classi.c example comes from <Knows quality of food and never taken Into consideration Martin, from Chase Vuneral ' \\'Y l -3098. 9 21 6h: , Ohio. 9--I9-3tp 11ae, WI •.t ownAipaymentsfas 1daughter, 12 :57 p,m. Monday. the " Wild We.st" in the late how she expects these foods to when figuring the cost of the. ow as .-.50. so a ew I' Dis-•-Home, Rev . Jack ') !:itutler,' - · 1 '-"IUII"ged ·1880's. A man named Ball was taste.); <3} A bil'1ty to IoIIow meal. iii! of our rriends and neigh- F'OUH ROOM furnish~ apart- SW~ET POTATOES. Charles rentals from $4S, B!Jd up. , Patients recently dischar~ed charged wtth murder along with through; (4) Ability to delegate Sanitation was another 1m· bon. those sencting floral ot-1 men! m Pomt>roy ( ,ood loca- Hilton, Phone VI 3·2638 · Port1included Mrs. Jason Markms, two 0o1ers. Ball was acquitted, portant point brought out. Propferi~gs, car.ds, a.nd anyone tion. Phone WY 2-31172laf.~etr 4 land, ~io. 9 18 6tc Contact: Jobn Richmond, Ag- !Mrs. G, R sayre and . infant but the others were found guiler ways to sanitize dishes wa~ p·_m · • "p 1964 HONDA Motorcyele, •.t"6. , ent, New Haven 882-1985; ,ld augh. ter. Mrs. H. E . wIseman ty. The guilty pair apiVUiled to el"e who ass1st~ many way 1I __ dlscuss ed , . ..-u. Pomeroy 992--%451 or Hermaa d n1 d ugh Ch ~ 1 a bigher eoW't and !heir original The Eugene Thompson 3 H00'1 apartment v11th balh. Phone WY 2-2519. La B k ian I ant a ter, ares A Ust of food s to solicit 1or yne, roR er,id New 882--44!5 Havea, ISWID . dl er, Arnoid Grate, Rita J . indictment was ' • Family Convenit:-nt for J or 2 people. • 22 6tp 88%1035 found to be and not to solicIt for was given 9 22 ltp 648 s. Se\:ond Av~ .• Phone ! ___ • · ( es eace ) .Burnski, David T. Day, Rebec- faulty. to each person pre:qent Miss 1 ---------------- - WY 2-275a. t 17 uc lONE Electric Motor, 2: HP, 3 t l7 &te l' ca Stut1er, Mary M Clark, and • Once again Ute government .tlC.. Hermance mentioned t11e danNotice 1 phase , 1 electric motor, 3 H. Joseph C. King. cused all three men. Ball MYF Attends Meeting ger of bacterial infection that or OJ' , TWO BEDROOM house on -Li~~ . P., 3 phase, One electrk mo- FOR SALE - Modern one I claimed his right against double The following members of tbe start In certain foods If preparTHE T_RUSTEE_S tve ~ eoln Heights . Ava11abh: Oct- tor 2 H. P. 110~220 volt, One floor newly decorated ho~e, PROGRESS VS. CANCER jeopardy had been invaded, and Reedsville MYF attended 8 ed too soon and not properlv To~nship. Melg~ , Coun~y, ober 1. Phone WY 2·5127, electric motor 'fc H.P., 110 three bedr?D_ms, sewi!'g . DA~AS (UPI) - ...~dlati~n the u.s. Supreme Court agreed. County meeting at t.he Heath re~rigera~ or kept at ~ eer· OhiO, will accept btds tor 9 17 Uc volt, 3 steel parts bin, water room, large .hvmg room, dm- b1olog1st James W. tmney m He didn't have to stand trial Methodist church at Middleport lain heating degrees uptil tht" the purchdase of. a new B'dor - - · - proof paint. Phon~ WY 2-3319. ing room , kitche~ and batb, work at the Baylor University again. The other two did and M Taylor Pres Brend~ f .e the foods are served. Such used roa machmory. t s BODY AND FENDER shop t 17 tfc full buement with ohower Med. 1 Ce l<r h d' ed ' ary • ·• of food h ld be 8 will be rerelved until Octn- and filling station tor rent j and toilet, storm windows, a ne~away~ ma:: ra:::ve pa~th~:~al%/o~~e~d:;~ ~::ey::!s Vi~ar:e~u:~~:~s :r:~ place w~~~ the !::': ~~ ber 7, l:~ BisseU, Clerk, or sale. equipped. Rent very Polyethylene Plastic I gaa_ furnace and garage. 412 substances seek out cancer cells jeopardy" provision is to pro· Sec ' Pam., B~ckley Assistant tt. -ve 3erve<L reasonable. See ':'ed Thump· Sprmg Ave., Phone WY 2-2561. in the body. teet the individual from being Sec., and Jearu·e Cashd.ollar Advantage• of using paper Long Bot1om, Ohio son, Rutland Discount Stor~ I For Silo Covers 9 21 3lp Th · 1 g1 · g ·• • d' h f · e rtioo • 21 3tc . e process mvo ves vm hounded all his life. In old En- News Reporter, and leaders JS es or servmg, pr -po . • before 10 a . m. r after 1, d o1 ood ch j 11 12' • 101' 4 MIL BLACK --,--,-=------,---,--p, m. patients !uper oses oxygen. gland where the fear of tyranny Mrs Alene King and Mrs. ed f s, su 11 meats, e 1es. 9 IS 61c i WANTED - General Hauling. 20' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK · 1 RO?M hou~ a~ cabin over- so radioisotopes rush io the site first Prompted safeguards for Na~cy Buckley. cheese, etc., to help save timt· Lee Orenner. Phone W\' 2-~MODERN 4 room and - ·b8tb l 24' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK lookmg Ohlo River, $500.00 of any tumor. In the past, rad- personal f~om one cow1 Extension Home Maken Club , and extra kitchen work wa~ 280l. t 18 Gtc furnishNI apartment. Mid21· .- 100' 4 MIL BLACK down, 15 years to pay. Easy ioisotopes have ahown no pref- said : "Were it not.for this rule The Reedsvilie-Long Bottom discussed. There are times when LEARN TO SQUAR.!. DANCE dleport. WY 2-3874. 32' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK monthly payments like r~nt. erence for malignant cells over anyone obnoxious to the govern: Extension Home Makers Club the products mentioned abovr:(Western StyleL Ne?. beI 11 tfc (6 Mil AIIO Av.JI•ble) 4 per cent interest, W r J t_ e normal cells. Finney described ment might be run down by re-- met with Mrs Walter Brown would cost more, but would ~ ginners class starts Wednes-1 PURNISHED aod unfurnished eComplete Stodr On Hand Durst's Store, Portland, Ohio it as ~ ~reakthrou~h in_ cancer peated attempts to earry 011 a · Wednesday ev~ing. The meet- more pracUcal to ~se. T h _I r Phone VI 3-2261. dJagnrusis. and po!Slbly lD treat- prosecution asainst him ." jno- was in charge of the Pres. should all be taken m~o cons!d day, Sept. Z3, 7 P· m. Day- apartmonts. Inquire at tile SEI Ul FOR e D lOtc ment of IUmors. M~s. Brown. Devotional read- eration by the planmng eom light Savings Time, New Ha- Ohio Hotel. 8-14-tlc DISCOUNT PRICES ttee ven Community Building, Business Services ing (parody on the 2Srd Psalm) mi . New Haven, w. Va. First two THREE and four roo'tl furnish& P La d k FOR SALE-Middieport'o taDby Melanie Brown opened tbe . H group.~ ~r organiZations ar. lessons free . Cu.nt see If otl tmd tlllluntlsbed apart. omeroy n mar est buildiDs, located S5J N. PIANO TUNING. Newman Burmeeting. Twelve members ans- mterested '" more inforabo• , you enjoy !hem. Phone Ray mOllie. WY Z-54S4 12 I lfc WY 2·2111 Jock Coney, Me•Second Slroe~ Middleport. dette, Middleport, WY 2-3791. wered the roll calL It was an- on how to plan and serve eom Priced for quiet oalo. m. t s liOic nounced tbe Healtb Conference munity. meals .the Cooperative Wriston New Haven 88H211. HOUSE !Dr rent tn Pomeroy, G E p bl . quire at Oblo Hotel. S . ling •-w •Oct 20 at At- ExtenSton Service has • bulle· t 17 7tp three rOOIDI and bat1I. Cali - . orta e dishwasber, ! mee .._ . , lannln Co . ;-;;;;;-:=:;;-==:-;--;--;:---:years old. In good eonditloll. 10 16 lie ens. Program topics for the year lin g mmurutl LET REES FLORAL Ill Racine WY 2-3571 otter ~ Pn ":tc Phone WY 2-5127. HOOSE FOR SALE: t raoJDJ EXPERIENCED Mr. and Mrs. Edd Bush, Mr. were discussed. Refreshments Meals. This bulieUn may bo lwtdlt all your Hower needs. t It lie furnished and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and were served lo Mrs. Pauline obtained free by contacting Fun~alst:fwedd ings, glftsRe,al- HOUSE, 4 rooms, batb. pie- SINGER Sewm -••·Pbono ~c two children, Miss Sylvia Brew- Myers, Mrs. Nell Wilson, Mrs. yo~te::ensl~ Ofliceit 1 50 ~au 1 u g:assware. . es ture wtndo\\-, basement. pick· f.! . 018'-""-· er visited Mr. and Mrs. Law- Geneva Yates, Mrs. Gladys WU. ng e mee ng rom Floral, 3rd Street, Racme, et fence yard. 1671 Lincoln ' aew, $59.50 up. !ieveral used HOME lor ront Ia Pomeroy 3 renee Johnston and family, Uams, Mrs. Edn• Hail, Mro. Meigs County were Mrs. George Ohio, Phone WI 11-3983. Heights. Phono WY %-2780. ma""!- 11 bargain prtcea 1'001111 and batb. WY S-3575. Minersville, Ohio Sunday after- Leiba Kibble, Mrs. Vivian Hum- Skinner; Mrs. Clarence Murrray ' t 16 ISle 8-22-tfc The ~abrtc Sbop, ~Inger SaJeo a-11-tfc rr.,. the llrKetl Inlet or noon. phrey, Mrs. Tre" Swain, Mrs. Mrs. R~er ~eller,D~l'll. ~an :-:::=-===:----:-:-----:-and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. bulldozer radla!G< to tho A 10n wu home Monday, Ara Myers, Mrs. !JIIian Pick- Hysell, rs. ary ' "· LOSE I!EfGHT safely and eao- FOUR room ltn-nished apar~ WY Z-22114. t 21 tfc BOUSE lor sale. Beside Brad- -·lie~~ •··ter _ September 14 to Mr and Mrs M B wn Mrs Rutb Ralph Keller, Mrs. Charles """ wttb new De•-a<liet tab- ment. Phone WY J-36S8. "-·--•-• call WY •~· •••• -rs. ro Sue ' Ann. Myel'll Humpbreys, Mrs. Rober t K'mg ·~' '""-· Paul Ours. Mother . and baby. ens, Ann Balders011, ~":;: Only 98c. Start =;:--:=:::---:---11--:24 - tf_c Auto Sllel 8-21-tfc came home Thursday. Melanie, Linda and David and Mrs. Harold L. Spencer. FOR RENT, modern bouse, 1947 CHEVROLF.T Z loor, good Business Services WY 2-21oQ PomtNW Mrs. Dorothy Rooeberry help- Brown and Kay Balderson. CINCINNATI (UP!) _ Live'"' rooms and bath, Youngs- running condlUon. Priced •100 ed ber sister Mrs. Zona Midtown kitchen, tile floor, Jo- Phone WY U288. BEAT DROUGHT by building L 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. dleswart make applebutter. Earnest Johnson. stock : cated at 136 Lincoln-rd. Call t It 3tp atock ponds, dams, reservoirs. Chester, Ohio. a 211 11e Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey ol Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johns- Cattle 2000· Calves Z75. Re· WY 2-3020. b :19 tfc -----::=---:--:-:---___:_ Free estimates - fair prices N. Carolina Ylsited her mother ton and family of ColumbWI vlo- ceJ~ts largely good lo average The Rambler good work Prompt serMrs. Louise Van Meter and ]ted her lather Mr. Oliver Da~ chottle 900-l!SO lb slau.ghter PLANNING World Slandard t1 lompaet vloe, all work 1o done with daughter Nickey. They will go ley and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis steers and 700-1100 lb heifers, Wanted To Buy YOUR VACATION? EsceUeuce caterpillar built oquiptll<!nt. to Florida to his employment. Johnston and family, Miners- cows 10 per cent, feeders mostRood oervice, bell bond WANTED, used furniture, tools, Big ear room, ride and per- Al!o any kind of excavations His parenta Mr. and Mr!. Otis ville. ly Sina_ll lots, slaughter steers ...-vice and lraveiHrvice dishes and household goodo. formance. Small ear eeonomy msde witb back-hoe or front Top Dollar Pold For Bailey and daughter Lots of Mrs. Mary Keams, Mrs. Dor- and heifers mostly steady, util· CALL: Any amount, large or small. and lllllllliOr&bUit)l end loader. Emmet W. SbuWreck.. Con end Trucko Racine called on Van Meters. Ia Dalley and family visited Ity and commercLOI cows steady E. M. BURTON ' Call Knotts Auction, GalilTI<>Soe ier Contracting, 342 Page St., -~ Mrs. Doris Sayre visited Mrs. Mrs. Polly Pack and family canner and cutter steady lo WY :r.:us lis, Ohio. Phone 446-2917. Metropolltu Moton Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY 24 HOUR TOWI· N · 0 Gladys Wines Thursday after- Wednesday evening. strong, bulls steady. Average to 2 571 s,.odwoy Mtddloport ~ 10 20tp E. Malo Street, Pomeroy %-3243. I %1 tfc noon. Mrs. Charles Carroll, Mrs. high choice 1000-1050 lb siaughPbo110 WY U871 0""1 A.M. to 7 P,M Mrs. John Mengel and daugh- Mae Van Meter and daughter ter steen 26, bulk low lo averFor Sa Ie AUToMOBILE btlurance been 4 22 tfc HEATING, PlambiDI. MaeDer Cl- Sundoy ter, Darwin visited her sister Ruby went to Gallipolis on bust- age chol_ce 1100-IJSO lb 25-25.50, inald - . . . . Phono 91 5-2297 Mrs. Carol Rhodes Thursday. ness Monday. They visited Lu- xruxed high good to low cholc• 1 ""':""~l!d! ~ ope.. MELONS, potatoes, beans, $1. Business Opportunities Ill East MaiD 8lreel, r BotwHn Cheater and Visiton of Rev. and Mrs. ciie Ridenhour of Chester. 24.50, good 900-1200 lb 22-24. tor 1 ..,..? IVY per bu. B•lng containers and II'OJ, Pb- IVY uua. Tu......-. Plotn on Sttto Rt. 1 John Busch were Mr. and Mn. A son was born to Mr. aud standard to low good 111-21, load _________ 111 _ 11• pick yourself. Clarenc.. Prof- MAN OR WOMAN WANTED 7 zo 1fA: 1. Harley Rhodes, New Brighton, Mrs. CU!ford Icenhower Sept. average 1o high choice_ around Employment Wanted litt, Phone VI 3-2254. To take over postage stamp ma-I lagll Notice Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 14. The baby weigbed 7 1b 10 82S lb belfen 24.25, chOice 800· t 16 tfc chine route and service acIN THI cOMMON PLIAI eoun o• Bush, and Connie, Mt. Morlah, oz. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icen-- 875 lb ZS.2A, mixed high good tCJ MUST HAVE WORK. Will do P;;E;::A~C;;:HE:::;:S:-.-r-e-ad-:--,-:b-rl:n---eon -- coun_ts in spar.. tim~. Reliable MIIGI couN'!.~· ~,"~:, Mr. and Mrs. Okey NesUeroad, bower are grandparents. low choice 22.50-22.75, good lrolnnlng Jn my home, $3 per talnen. Webs~r Frui~ Farm. persontsn who wtill gl~e ~~P.UK....UilG IAYnoies •• LOAN Wierton, w. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Donaldson or Colum- 21.50-22, standard to low good IS . Mrs. Clarence Chapman, Lon B tt Otu Ph cou promp serviee, mmt· A. ww c~-:;~:,v'corpontlon, Dwight Hoback Racine Mr. Paul bua b vislting his gcandmother 18-20.50, scattered sales good Phone WY 2-2947. .1201.0 om, o, I I o~: mum 10 houn per week. Car 414 levMttt ltr•t, OUrs, Wayne Sampson, Dunbar, Mrs. Minnie Carroll and fami.. 550-6251b mixed steers and heif.. - - --,--------9 21 3tc necessary. P•rts & Service On P.rkerMu,., w. va. ,. 1• 1ntiH., w. va. ly. ers 20, cows 10..14.50, buill REGISTERED Hereford Bull, $2595 CASH REQillRED " Re nd .,_ John B----L u - LouJ V "-ter and 15 SO 17 vealera steady siau•h -·--R Any Make Cheln Saw DINVIIl v. IIUTT. · v. a .n-u11. WK."'I ltuD. ae BD .milt' • • • ' e • Fo r r.l ~ e or ent three years old. Good herd NO EXPERIENCE SELLING ..,.,.nt~ ..,,.. attended Revival meeUng ot daughter Nickey ond Mr. and er caivea oteady lo wea!I, - - - bulL Manure spreader on rub- OR SOLICITING. Accounts •••••• ..,...,.,. Silver Run Free Wlll Baptlat Mrs. Ted Bailey vlalted Mr. ond choice vealers 28-32, good :13-28, FIVE ROOMS and bath, house. ber. Oscar Web<r, two mil"' ar. ostabUshed far you. WUI S,..lll!ngine Service Punuo•t toe wnt .._~!""""'c ..- •., Churcb and visited Margerie and Mr! Lewlo Johnston and faml- otandard 18-23; good ond cbolct l2S Hudson St., Middleport. , oast of Chester on s•-te Route give you a •ood steady InI 111-. WI • MelD CountJ. Qblo. I .-Dl offer for Donna Hayman Racine Mr. ly Del!' .MtnenvJJ1e SundaJ• t iB Ughter ~~Vel .Wo 1nqwrt OhiO Hole!. 248. come. Larger territ lry availaaJo at PubDe Auc:Uoa oa 1M 17th ' ' 9 22 tf dQ ol Octobu, 1801,. -1& 10:00 A. lL - - - : - - - - - -C t 21 Stp able lor prosperout full time to6 W, Mallt PomeroJ, 0. on tb• .w,. o1 u.. eoan BDUM ot business. Steady year around Ml4 00\Uit.)' 1D Pom::r, Oldo. liLa Help Wanted I BABY BED, witb ~ttteaa repeat buslneu that .IB non- PHOTO Copying Servtce. ~ ton~,:.-:.::.":" --:t.c::oo==iuNG FOR IICURI I $7.50 ar 1616 Lmcoln Hgts., seasonal. H you are smcerely tea made of legal pa~ 1087 Pomeroy. Another baby bed at · t ted ln ha0 diing this ,...... .., Bt.ate of Oblo. bouad«< d4 4Me11bRutland home of Adeline m erea birth records and almost any .cJ aa rDllowa. to-wit: 'l'rab tor o. a Olt11 e.r.t .. ..._ Browning No ru·ght •ails territory and rurming I bust- other d~nta. Also lamln- :::,.~:...s.tn~ ~ i:, · " · ness of your -own, write about ting tn piastic film to pre- To- No. t. Aarll• 11 of the Ohio 1.. our _, atlter ~utr~ret1n ..~ fl..t~-. .........,... ~- -.bUD> 9 2l ~~yourself and give phone num· ~erve your va'tuable papers. :m:..~!u~oo~ ~-= • .... 1 . . ..,... Mltll fttr dlapM,,.. •Mt. 4 LOTS 48' ~ 100' each, on Col· her Bo1. MB-M, Care of The Reuter lasarance Pomeroy .:U,~~.::: . . . . . . . . . . 12lllllulls lllllnJIIII- ~ lege Street in Syracuse, OWo. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio ' t 4 de aorUI ,. 4aa.... Ill l'lllla D4 " -••-tJaJ 11n1u1 to \be roatb &beaM tw~rtll !II e Pe1nb' liMp kllan illtllltiJ 1 IE lit - • Call WY J.-2514 or inquire of Au repUes '""UUIW\lal • .... wall& • tOib to a N U tn lnstrudions Eldon WlU iD Syracuse. i 21 2tp AOC-nONEER :.:,t ~~~IJU:!1 ~ d~ 9-19-Stp Clmplete 8el ;tw DO-rill, liDe D! Rk! fraeUoJU U.Ue• • Jel--AWIJ lfnlllll "ltD" U. I. CIVIL IIRVICI TISTSI ===~---:----:-----: Liv-tock Crltt llndllrd ,.,, oo 1&14 .... b11010Jll to 1bo .Uwlca ......,,. •• nor ot .outll ntttllttt 81111 11:11111o ~...._ ~ ._ .. mERE'S no charge for use of . flrlte, , . _ • ......._. 1M roda co tu pll~» at bq1w)JJall, e . ........... tntQUq .........t -»-ampooer -'th pur- ONE registered Holstein Hella.. c. BRADFORD eont.tnlnl 11 acaw dd toe 1'04•. ·I ., to.. ~ ~ t""" .... "I IIICOND 1'114CTI Be,mallll: ., tile • llwill I .......... . ~~~~ - . ehase of Blue Lustre Carpet tr calf, two weeki old. Arth· Radle, Oldl a.orth~~ IIOI"'M::'N ,.ot ,!!aeUGDN N~, 1111 jot». 8 Ch ler 1185-"103 If. - - • o. • auW!II 0. -.. \ fllrlllpdlpii#HI¥ 1 "-'!;;,!~:;~ IQDA., Shampoo. Baker Furniture. - arr' es , 4> • I 11 tfc Ran•• No. 11 of th• Ohlo Coma - •~t Ul 3tc pan1'1 Putebaltl thellH eut 1.135 - ioo - -WIIHI • vu; • - n - - -w... ... feot:1 . _ _ aouUI IKI'J .feat• thenco OP "' MIDDLEPORT, . 0. ' ' .j • • �. ' ~ ' . . ••• -- -. . . ) • • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0___:._Sept. 22. 19114 Cuided Tour of State Pari.· T11A·en chairman; Mrs. Jam~ Titus, I ~tro. Robert Hetbel, Mrs. Clar- Wiener Roast f • db n}Oye Y Parents Tour Classrooms lllk Mn. Richard OWen, Mn. Fr llarrvld; afleraoon~~ Ml'l. Ralpb Pratt, Mn. '"""'"" Mrs. Blaine Wa1burll, Mrs. Sue Luellen. Mra. MarloD Vu Met-- Ionce Murray, Mrs. Cush John- 1, Faculty membero of lbt Mid· Mn. Richard Hovatter, Mn. dleport Schools were IDtroduc- Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Ike Neal: Nin. m.m •· rs of the Huttand , sun. Mrs. HobeArt Canaday and 1 ~ ed and parenta taken on 1 tour Magottne Chairman, Mn. Dale Gard en Cl ub were taken un a Mrs. Charles mus . The Youth Fellowship of the of classrooms wben the Middle- Walburn; Hospltallty, Mrs. Rob~t~lded tour Friday of the trees Laurel Cliff r r~ Methodist por_t ~arent and Teachen As- ert Cra(e, Mrs. Glenn Henaler, and shrubs at Lake Hope State ! PLAN "'ARD SHOWER I ,socJ8tion held !Is lint meeting Mrs. Mary Brewer; Safety and or. Par k. Following it the group I . . , Church enJo)'t!(] ::~ wiener roast ' of the school year Mllllday eve- Health, Mn. 'lbomas Scally, Grade I, <Mrs. Bernice tnjoved 1:1 luneheon at the Relattves and frtt'nds .a r plan·J Thu1 sday ~vr:nmg followm.g the rung at the high scbool. WU- Mr. Leo Kennedy, Mn. Sara penter) teacher, Mrs. Job od . d' . E a H card shower for ;chotr i I L gt' mmg room nrou t e ing wtll ub· practt(·~ at lhe R u c k 1liam lngels, new president, was Rupe; ¥lelfare, Mrs. Robert Fultz, Mrs. Nonnan Humpbroy, ll 111 1 hllmt:> thtt.v \'iewt'd . !hf' dl splay .J ohn li... uw'klns. w i-' Springs fairground . j in charge. Allensworth; Music, M r 1. Mn. Tracy Hannin&, ot dahlia and gtadwlla plants serve his 96th btr~hday a~~. 1 The meeting was opened with Geor&e Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Clar· George Conde, Mrs. ';.~~~~ ~~ !ll the farm uf E:ddie Howery at 1versary ~a tuna~ . .Septt'mht>t ~ Group singing of several s ; s 1the Invocation given by the Rev. enee Lacey; Publicity, Mr. Ingels; Mrs. Bradford J r :=1 rpenter l.at ~e 'van M~.tt'r Rest . Ho~ and prayer by the Rev . Eugene M . E. Dawson followed by the Joho Fultz; Budget, Mra. Olar- first &rade, Mrs. Cliff Taking tht' tour were \trs. m Clifton, W. \ ~ Mr. l.a~ktns lilll preceded the ro.Jast. plt:'dge to the flag led by Steph- Ies Smith, Mrs. Junior Riley, Mn. Malcolm Miller, Mn. P.111l W i~n . pre,ldent: Mrs. I is a former res td en t ur .\1Jddtei All end ing were Rev . and en Jenkins. During the business Mra. DOD Mullen. mood Walburn, Mrs. 0 Mrs. Gill and htmily, Mr. and meetmg Mr. Ingels reported on Room mothers were named, Vaughan, Mn. Dan C. JamPs J\1cholsun. serretary : port, .and 1 ~ 1.11 e lll lller '1 1ro; Duane Stanlt>y, program I Fteldmg Hawk.ins. Mrs. Erne~! Powell and son, the sales tax bill for education- with the first servtna: as chair· ows. Ivan, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I a! programs in the schools, with lmen. includlog, Mrs. Reynolds Graden, Mrs. Flouie ~~;II Smith and family, .\irs. Wi l- . the P.T.A. to assist in the Kingergarten, morning clau, worth, teacher; Mn. !tam Neutzling. Mrs. Gerald ljert. The P .T.A. unit will Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. George Ord, Mrs. CIHford ~~~~;;:II Pullins and son, Junior, Louis to sec ure the slgnatures Miller, Mra. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Ike Neat, Mrs. Don Diehl, Leonard Lyons , Jack I tor the initiated bill to increase era, ' Mra. Mack Stewart; Ja cobs. Kare• .,~ lori s, the :sales tax from .three to Gerald Rupe; teacher, Mrs. Mowery, Ch~llie:s We~rd, Bren· four p~r cent tu help provide Robert Burkett, Mrs. Paul da and Sandra Gilmore. fimmcial assi stance for educa· cl, Mrs. Ernest Fraser, M r •· lyn Soulsby, Bec.:ky Eblin. Su· tlunal program s in the schools. Woodrow CaD, Mrs. P. L. sie Tracy, Linda S)archer, Mr. Ingels urged parents Grade III, Mrs. L. W. .James Pullins. Jear. Windon, sign the petitions if ~sked Cof!l&S, teacher; Mrs. W1::~~~ M1ke do so. The quota for Middleport Swisher, Mrs. Harry ~ I Mickey Howell and Wright. I is two petitions with the bill fin, Mn. Remo Nlerl, Miirsiii'u~~~ ~~ ._.:;.. .... ..., .... ..., ................ , be presented to the legislature h t d t gene Powell, Mrs . 1 I .. J a Roland Fis er, a u en1 a Warner· Mrs Ben Philson I mp~;~~ 7~terested in schools Mountain State Business Col· teacher,' Mrs. David Jenkins: POMEROY . OHIO feel that additional money lege. Parkersb~g, w,. Va. spent Mrs:. Lawrence Boyd, Mrs. ' nef'ded to adequately the weekend Wllh tus pa~ents, liam Otmosky, Mrs. M. E. Dm•-11 LAST TIME TONIGHT ! progr~ms in education the M~. and_ Mrs. Mason Ftsher, son, Mrs. Fred Gibbs. "CHALK GARDEN" ('f~chni~o1or ) I futu re. This would provide ~or Mmersvllle. I Grade IV, Mrs . Hayley Mills. Deburah Kerr Meigs county what otherwise Mrs. Mason Fisher, son Gor- Hackett, Jr ., teacher; Mrs . Cotorcartoon• would be impossible to do by and daughters , Carla and nus Howard, Mrs. Gene """" additional levies, according to Barbara visited Sunday even- Mrs. Robert Schmoll, Mrs. WED. & THURSDAY . , • that eal up your reserves. Get your the report given to Mr. · · , in with lter son and Franklin Triplett, Mrs. ~dward j S•pt. 23·24 A report was given on t , Mr . and Mrs. Moore; Mrs. R. R. Pickens, . loan al Cit;zens National Bank, where inNOT OPEN purchases made by the P .T .A. Fisher and son. teacher, Mrs. William Hamm, FRIDAY end SATURDAY terest ra tes are among the lowest, consisduring the past yea r and i I Mrs. Sherman Buskirk, M r . Sept. 25-26 a Primary i ditto Mrs. Paul Fisher retllf'~ed j Robert Duckworth, Mrs. Bern· II tent with safety. You'll like doing busi"HEY THERE, IT'S duplicating machine, home Sat~rday' af~er spend~g ard Fultz, Mrs. Charles Gerard YOG.J BEAR" ness with Citizens Nationa l Bdnk. let us tYoii Color ) "''"'"", fir st aid supplies, year- a w.eek Wl~h Mr. ~Isher who IS Grade V, Mr. Leo Ke~~~~i~: l l Yogi Bear .. . Join Yogi, books for e-ncyclopedias, a $100 . employed .m Huntington, W. teacher; Mrs. Walter assist you toda y! Boo-Boo. Cindy. donation for hmches for nePdy Va. Mr. Fisher spent the weekMrs. Jeanne Cooke, Mrs. Rol>-11 "GUN HAWK•' children, and other projects. end at his home. ert Craig, Mrs. Roscoe {Technicolor) A•* Rory Calhoun, Rod Cameron, Superintendent ?f the schools, Allen Eichinger entered Hoi.! Mrs. Richard Gress; Mr. Ruta Lee. L. w. McComas, mtroduced ~e zer Hospital Saturday, for ob- ford , teacher, Mrs. -~~f.~:z:ll SUN •• MON., TUES. teachers. Mrs. Pearl Reynolds s servation and treatment. Kloes, Mrs. George Sept. 27·28-29 Kindergarlen classes won the Mrs. Thomas Rue, Mrs. ~F 'ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS' $5 attendance award. 1 Miss Ruth Ann Bailey, Phillips. <Techn icolor) Committl:!e:> were named and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gradt! VI, Mrs. Grace"'vi~i~; 1 1 Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, ley, teacher; Mrs. V Bing Crosby, Edw. G . Robin· room mothers announced as fo~- Bailey and Miss Louanna so.n Sammy Davis, Jr. . Peter lows : Ways and Means, Mrs. NJ- ard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Keith Gobel, M~S- 1 1 Member Federa1 Deposit. Insurance Corporation Falk. Barbara Rush, Victor ta Conde. Mrs. Kay Burkett, Lawrence Leonard, students Charles A. Bradbury, Mrs. Buono. Jaunty and futJ of Thomas Scally, David the Columbus Business len Brown, Mrs. Glenn Heoos- 11 spirit of the Robin HC?od sto· THE.. M1l1 l'U.. POR T 0~. "' 1 1 ~ RE Al '-:- 11 -.IL OHk" ries and jal'led up with mu· er; Program, Mrs. John sity returned to their studies Jer; Mr. Johnson, tc~~~~~ ~ ~ B~TI.''/EfN rr,..TSBUR(rH. l"t\ M \ ['1 CINCINN\! 1 C sic and songs too! sczyn, Mrs. M. E. Dawson, . Sunday, after .a two week~ ~a- Mrs. Robert Mills, Mrs. Colorc•rtoons William Childs; Membership, cation. The g1rls .are residmg Hindy, Mrs. P. K. Russell, Mr:s.ll the YWCA. They were OL' Don Mills, Mrs. Frank P01•e.rs. 11 comJl'lnied to Columbus by Grade vn, Mrs. Robert Ord, parents. teacher; Mrs. Richard Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Mrs. John Welsh, Mra. Wi' llliallllll .bus was the weekend guest Walters, Mrs. Harry Slaven, I Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. P. H. Van Cooney; Mr. . Forest Run. Edward Young, teacher; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Da~ley GleM Glaze, Mrs. James Buc,h-11 returned home Friday everung, anan Mrs. Eugene Conde Mrs. a~ter a ~eek's visit in Newark Tony' Fowler, and Mrs. Wend¥ i with thelT son and . ell GerJach. law, Mr .. and M~s. Don Dalley Following the meeting t h ' ~ family and m Col~bus w large number of parents attomd·· ll their daughter alld son-m-law, ing were taken on a tour of the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly who elementary classrooms in the accompani~ ~m home for a Central Building and the Pearl weekend VISit wuh them and St. Elementary Bullding parents, Mr. and Mrs. · Youth Group 1 1 1 PAY HIGH 1 INTEREST RATES MEIGS THEATRE I 1 s /4aHoN1 B 1nk Let us SAVE you 00 BUY LOCAL -- SERVICED LOCAL We will pay $170.00 for you on the complete heating system featured in this ad. GAS Want A Bottled Gas 17 Years In Bottled Gas BOTTLED HEATING andtWe Service What We Sell! Newl Hook Up? SH or Coli RUTLAND FURNITURE Rullond, 0. Ph. SH 2-4811 We Handle All Sizes of Tanks For Bottled Gas 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems We He.. The Tanksl " ••• Metered bottJed ervice that you caa 110 ras beat your hom• .• or bNoder bouse• •t • cost that will CfJmpete wltb 1D7 type of fuel! ae the Urat to eDjtty th11 mode111 method of heaUn& .• -ee u1 nowr See Our Complete Une Of •• WARM MORNING GAS HEATERS NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR LP GASII Rutland furniture On Sale On Elberfelds Mlln Floor Olrlo Rl- TIP lOCKS IIIIo 6 1o IG\!1, all whllo - - - - Rutr.nd, Ohio 3 3 l II Olrlo CIIIW lOCKS, 1._ 9 t. 11, whiN ...,_rn ttltch - - - - 3 111 Olrlo Trlplo Roll lOllY SOCKS Sbeo' lo ll - - - - - - - polrt $1.00 honoring Mrs. John F. Baily, Mark Evans and Russ Watson on their birthdays. A decorated birthday wa1 served with the dinner Mro. Baily, Mr. and Mra. EvIns and son, Dennil, Mr1. E. A. Leonard, Mr. and lliro. Wat-11 aon ~ Mrs. Scott. polrt $1.00 polrt $1.00 IV Glrlo Orion One llu t to II SOCKS. whHo - - - - - - - - polr 69r y Glrlo While CREW lOCKS 11... 1\lt to II, whllo - - - - - 3 VI SOCKS, Sino 5 to IV. - - - - - peln $1.00 4 pelrt $1.00 VII Mlu•• Hnlene Whitt Ono Sill 9 lo 11 SOCKS - - - - 3 polrr VIII Girl• Hygiene White One Sia 6 to l'la SOCKS - - - - - - - 3 4 Glrlo Whlto Rlbbod Top CREW IX Glrlt White Cotton ANKLETS Siz•• 6 to 8Y.I - - - - - - - - polrr 97c ' 87 C ' $1-00 polrr 49C x Glrlt One Size 6 to 1112 ORLON SOCKS, PnNI1 •nd white - - - -- - pair 2 p•lrs XII Glrlo Ono Sift STRETCH CREW SOCKS, Sizet 6 to 11ft, White - - - -- pair 50( • o•tr SOc XI Girlt White TWISTER SOCKS Sl&et 1112 to 11, White - - - - - $1.00 XIII Mlsset One Slza STRETCH CREW SOCKS, SI1H 9 to 11, White - - - - - 49 49 89C eolon - - - - - - - pair XIV c;lrls lan-Lon One SIH Stretch 6 lo 8Vt SOCKS, Whlto - - - - - - - patr ( XV Mitns 8an-Lon One Slu Stretch 9 toll SOCKS, Whllo ( pair XVI Mltstt Orion S_tretr:h CREW SOCKS 9 to 11, white 1nd XVII Girls Orion Stretch CREW SOCKS 4 to 8¥2, whit• and colors - - - - - XVIII Ml11e1 CoHon ADLER SOCKS Si•s 9 to lOY:t. whit• - - - -- -- •••. 79c ••,r69c XtX Girls KNEE SOCKS, Slua 7 to 9, Colon •nd White - - -- - - $1.00 pelr $1.50 XX Mineo KNEE SOCKS, Sluo 9 to 11. Colon 1nd White - -- - - - p•lr XXI Glrlt B•rmud1 Styl• Knee High STRETCH SOCKS, 6 to IY2 - - - -- - pair XXII MltNI Bermude Style Kn .. High STRETCH SOCKS, 9 to 11 polr 4""c '7 59c SH The Complete Lint of Hosiery For Everyone in Your Family on lhe Main Floor ·_ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ATI'I!:ND SCHOOL l!everal lellel!era o1 Heath Melll9<llll 'Cburch School tended the Obaervation bold last week at Grace dlit Church In eluding Mrs. Nan Moore, school suporinlendent; Mn. Bernard Fultz, chairman ol the CommlliOion on Education; Mrs, Leo Smith, MYF connaelor, and Mrs. Larry Edwards. The Rev, M. E. Dow1011 a"IBIed 01lth the school. lbowen ov•DIDJ, !liP WaJ '11-G, low toatpt - - !liP narsdllr fl-1%. . - -~~·-· -- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS I' -·· -At A Glauc County Welfare Programs Would he Reorganized tinder Director White's Proposal BRIEF:· .., • t· '· WIRE NEWS' . . ' '1!" ' . ' . ) United l"re~~• • 1 lnterualibAal DETROIT - General Moton Corp., the nation 's largest auto maker, today announced that it would hold th€' line on the price of 1965 model automobiles. GM, which produces more than 50 per cent of all Amert· can automobiles, said the list price for 1965 Pontiacs, Buicks, Cadillacs, Chevrolets and Oldsmoblles ar "basically UD· ehanged from 1964." COLUMBUS (UPI)- Welfare Director Denver L. White today proposed a re-organization of his department that would elimin· atE 117 »ffices and save an es· timated $2.50,00\.. a year. The program, to be submJtted to the 1965 session of the legislature would : -Consolidate public assistance programs in county wei- NEVADA TEST SITE. Nev. - The first of four men trapped 81 hours a third 01 a mile Jnderground In a nuclear bomb :~hail was raised unharmed to ~~ehi~u~~~e~:ay fare departments under ,t~trong state supervision, - Transfer 88 aid tor the aged offices operated by the state to county welfare departments. - Eliminate 29 separate city relief offices operatints in the same counties with county relief organizations by merging the.... - Extend the aid to depend- 219 Diabetes Tests Given FIrst Day at Eastern High amid cheers The three other men were ex. 0 pected to be broughl up rrom the 1,800-foot shaft at about :me hour mtervals from t he . . lUge chamber where lhey had County-':"lde testing for diabetes, along w1th chest X· lle'!'n entombed since 6 P m ray screening for tuberculosis began Tuesday at Eastern PPr. 9 p.m., tEDT) Saturday High School with 301 x-rays taken and 219 diabetes tests """ jam· giVen · wt'!en a cable snap....... nina the passageway. ' The unit will be at R. H. Rawlings Sons in Middleport from 1-4 and 5-8 p.m. on Thunrlay. The program IS beNEW YORK _ Ao orpnlza- ing conducted at Rutland from 1-4 and 5·8 p.m. today. ion ot' 80 prominent Americans ~he du~J testing program ! .at:mahed a $500 000 radlo--tele- 1which eontmues through Octo- ~aturday, Sept. 26, Pomeroy, rision campaig~ Tuesday to ber 1 ~s offered to all residents Federated Church, 1 • 4p. m. coumer propaganda "saturat· of Metgs County. All perS?n.s and 5 ~ 8 p. m. on tapUcs" of the John Birch over 18 years of age are e!tgJ· Tuesday, Sept. 29 - Racine • eletu and other "Ultra-right" ble to receive th_e che.~t X ray fDgh School, 1 • 4 p. m. and 5;o .J test, while the diabetes test is 8 p m croups, .1 blld · · 35 0 'l'he or n headed by Dr. Aravat a ,. to persons or or. w 'T ou,..., . Balance of the schedule: edne sday, Sent. ,... 30 ' Reeds- 1 II former· dJrector · of Friday, Sept. 25, Middleport. v111 e, Fi re Station ' 1 • 4 p· m · · ur U.Lars c•· on,tnformauon .h< Servtce R H R r Sollll co and 5-8 p. m. 1 4 ent children of unemployed parents program now covered by temporary legislation that ex· pires June 30, 1965. - And reduce Ohio's relief load to make it comparable tO other states. White said, "The operation of separate offices iD the tame eomm.,ntte• b ab1urd aod costly. There is no .aeed ...;:::::::·~::.:·~·:~ ••-ant for tt." Qe added, "The eon101idaHon o· servicef bas been recommended by five major groups sinet. 1951, but macb. er) for adequate state supervision wat lacking until last 1eor.'• The director said no personnel would .be displaced "because we're already understaffed." The program would earn 82 ~il~~~r::7u~d~ 11 P-F~dRy, 8 program." Mason Grade Famous_P _ ··ano Team to Open ....................... Teacher n.·es New England ! ('1 ••· ~~~~~~;,~i~~,c=~~~ry.~~';:;: c s • Tri'"\..JOUnty ·, oncert enes ,a, .. n. r and it named 1a of them- hnw prndu<e 7,000 week· 1 0 ly i'idio and television . pro:rams at a cost of $10 nullton I year. li,ll .l~l'l l' 'il' rouod·the--clock poUce Th e proposed bas been stt up at the b•m• provides for eachreorganization county to of Jim Browu, Cleveland make a single appropriation Bl'owns' fullback. after a tele- f · d pboued bomb threat by a fe- rom Its gereral fun to meet male eaUer Tkelday. the county share- of the welfare Tbe ••~ wa• re<elved a few costs, White SBirl. On the extension of the aid minutea before Browa waa to •ppear 00 a televlslou pro- to dependent children of unempioyed parents progra,n White gr;;'e ~~~ucer of lbe Mike said, "Experience .. .. has indiDougla• allow oa KYW took cated that a large number of the call .sod IBid the woman long time unemployed men are threatened t... bomb Brown's ineligible because of the bome U the rei-leated bit views quirement that they have a of the Blark Masllms wbicb work record of 13 weeks within b b th~.: past two years. Elimination e ad expressed ear11 er 00 a of this requirement would make aation __ Ide network program. lb it poSI le to transfer a subBrowo went 00 88 scheduled &tantlal num•-r of famllJ'es now nd b 1 ed th •"" 1 8 •aot aemp ·•' of the ~Black wao receivingided ~oo. relief ;o the ledmember USISJ, under President Elsen- · · aw mgs ., • Thursday, October !, Harrl· Mu.llms but be eodoned tbe era Y oower, ils pu'f': was to Sept. 25, Pomeroy. sonville, Grl!de School, l- 4 p. vlewo of tbe Negro or&aolza'expose a corre~l p~opp~gn~- Federated Church, 1 • 4 P- m. m. and s · 8 p. m. tioo. oa~ year for Ohio GRACIOUS LOSER - Jim O'Brien, left . congratulates Bub Stivers after Stlvers defeated him 4 and 3 in match play for the Club Champion•hip at t h 1 Pomeroy Golf Course Sunday. ,l~~" 1 71 ;·,, . ·Jv"" "' .' .' ""'''\. ' i ., - -·- .... , .. I li,;'""@:T.lf11't];l,'~!'1~11)3,£;7m;;'>jiw::-!:,·•-- ''*' . ,.,. J~ A IiA ! ~ Politics e e • i4\l Gl t a _a nee J 1 - l lliil MASON - "uneral services WASH!NGTOI\ IUPIJ - Rep. ment during a ha lf • hour te te- ' ing " mistake alter mistake" In Congressman 'Va., will be held In Gassaway, w. Wayne Hays, Mhio, wants vision appearao.ce w1 th the 1964 the rause of both freedom and for Mrs. Josep~me Wat· Republican vice presiden- GOP presidcnt al candida te , economy. He called McNamaT0 be Speaker kino, 54, 118 Enghslt Court, Itial candidate Wiilia111 E Mill- Tuesday noght. The film, "Con- ra " lhe pet cabinet officer" of Pt. Pleasant, teacher at Mason e.. tell tbe whole story of hi' ' versatwn al Gettysb was the While House. elementary school, who died at relationship with a New York - produced by the Republican Na- 1 Federal spending merease!l America's great two-piano team, Arthur Whittemcft 1 . and Jack Lowe, will present the first program on the Trl· of porTJERS. France - Pollee County Community Concert Association's 1964-65 sef!~s. I to IT!:,,., hroughout Fran~e search~ toThe famous duo-pianists, who gained great p~puJanty 1 l~y for three . small children 1 here from previous appearances in this area, WJD be .Qn PT. PLEASANT _ The Hon- 8:40 a.m. today at .Holzer hos- Stdte felt company. Itiona! Committee. . ror non . defense purposes have udnaped on their way home the stage of Galli a Academy High School Nov. 27 orable James A. Burke, con- p1tal after a short lllness. In a brief speech m. t~e .The show was filmed on the been two thirds those for miJ.i. from klnd~rgarten . Monday · Mrs. Oscar W. Clarke, presl· . I gressman from Massachusetts, She was born May 22, 1910 House floor Tuesday, Hays cJt· E1 senhnwcr farm here last , tary aid in the past four years, 8 The mouve remamed mys- dent of the associatien, also has jreceived everywhere with triU· , will be the main speaker at the at Strange... Creek, the daugh- ed three instances in whir.h he Monday. The general and the 1 the Arizona senator said. He tery. The children aU were i released the names of the oth· cal and audience enthusiasm. Mason County Democratic din- ter of the late Jonathan and said ~iller as a House member sena tor were seen strolling . added: from ex_tremely modest hom~•- er arti,sls who will complete Members of the association ner to be held t!Jis Saturday. Maria Given Bail. She Is sur- urged rejection of legisl•tion to around the farm, chatting " Currently the admlnlstraAuthor~ues ldenhflt>d ~he mull- the coming concert series. are reminded that the eoncert jSeptember 26, at the National vived by her husband, John D.• ease ~urbs on felt imports. major campaign issues. tion propose~ actually to cut ·~g . children as ratnck a n d OD J~o. ~1, an entertaining season wW open on OCt. · 15 1Guard Armory, just north of teacher at Wahama H i g h Hays said Miller now should It was Goldwater who brought 1our military spending, tn order ...hflstine GuiDon, aged _5 and and unusual l>rograrn is anUcl· with the appearancce of the 1· Point Pleasant, according to school; two sons. John D., at say whether he was at the time ·· warmonger" into the conversa-~ to provide funds for sticking ; re-spectively, and Joel Blet. 5. pated with. the appearance of Don Cossack Chorus at Rio Mary Jane Tennant, chairwom- horne, and Paul Edward, Pt. o! the debate employed by the tion. He told Eisenhower that the government's fingera in a When last seeh they were Marta Becket, dance-mime. Grande College. The remainder an of the Mason County Demo- Pleasant; two daughters, Mrs. Lockport (N. Y. J Felt Co., which tjle charge had been leveled at still-larger mess of pies _ for valklng through a forest out- 1, Combining the arts of dince of the College "l;.~rts Program cratic Commlttee, Marilyn .Murphy, Parkersburg, would be interested in keeping him and his running mate, Rep. 1handouts here JUbsidiea lide the Ylllage of Marnay and mime, Miss Becket's pro- for 1964-65 will be announced The dinner, to begin at &: 30 ,and Susan Lynn, at home, and down competini!; imports of felt. William E. Miller, because in there.. .. .. ' ~entral France. gram Is a series of short stor-- soon, and subscribers to the p m is arranged in ord-er that I one grandchild. The New York Herald Trib· their campaign "we constantly "That way lies national suiJes tp which she portrays..f'rom Trio-County Community Concert j)Ublie may meet the Demo- The remains will be taken unt said tha in a recem slate- stress the need for a strong cide." one to as many as nine charae- series may attend all of the cratic candidates and to 10•1from the Crow-Hussell FWier- ment Miller saif that for many America." ters. Using imaginative props programs scbeduled at Rio crease the funds of the commit· : al home to Bartlett Funeral years he ha'' been an assistant and colorful_~~umesshe . as . the 1.Grapde. tee. j hom~, Gawssa _llwbeay, annfromuncedwh.ere · secretaFry and director of Lock- d 04 L LAS (UPD - GOMP pG;e sdl- D•EmVo•c\rNa~~LEvJ'colndp.r!..UfI)tla-l 0 program pr.......~s. gives servtces 1 port elt Co. and that 11e re- ~ntla 1 nommee 8 arry . o1 . .. ~ the illusion of m,mg. a compa- Patrol 1n8 'pect& Congressman Burke, a memceived an annual salar} of $7,- water, carrying tus campaign cc. nd1date Hubert H. Humphrey n rather than a sOli) artist. ber of congress since 1958 • is a 1 500 from the firm. into LB.J territory, charged to· called t(X(ay for the election of 1 YPreviously announced on the member of the vital Ways and •TTttTttt'TTTTYYYYYYTTT day that the Johnsen adminis- 1President Johnson as ''the man sertes are The Revelers, a 16 School Buseo Means committee, and has CINCINNATI (UPI) - AtGETI'YSBURG Pa (UPrJ - tration's mili tary spending pol- who knows the meaniDJ ol ,.. distinguished male quartet, who The Ohio State Patrol in· Iserved on the Banking and Cur- torneys for Dr. Sam Sheppard Former Presid~nt. Dwight D icy is heading lhe ,1ation to· sponsibility. '' Cllmmon PleAs Judge John C. will present a varied and tiiste- spected 16 achool buse~~ of the~~;crl:~~·si~~arp:t~~~ Cirto_dcaulytaCourtsked oflbeAppeaU.S, Slxttoh Eisedhower l"ailds as •'tommv· ward "national suicide." The Minnesota aenator made 1 5 3acon banded down indefinite ful program here on Feb. 23. Eastern District at TUppers I f ""'lfl•"" rot" chaqes that Sen. Ba~- And he sa id Defense Secre· the appeal in remarks prepared 0 r·.ntences this morning to Ger· The series will close witb the . Massachu~tts, wHich em- quash &he •tate'• motion pre- ry M. Goldwater is a warmon- tary Rchert S. McNamara , who ror delivery in Evansville, first aid Eugene l.arr,s, 2-4; Estella New York Concert' Trio, com· Plains Tu~sday and found one[braces 8 portion of Boston. testlu~o the release ol Shepo ger. appeared in Dallas only Tues- stop on a three-city campaip 1 Mae Karns, "11, both 'rl Price posed of harpist Cynthia Otis unsatisfactory. It was reinspect- Other notables slated to at- pard from tbe Ohio PeaftenEisenhower made the com- day, must be indicted for mak· swing through Indiana. '"e., Columbus, and La r ry cellist Ardytb Alton and llutlsi er• and approved. tend are Joe F. Burdette, eon- liMy. William Will anc' Law:ene< Rl- Paul Boyer, who will appear Four arrests reported by the gressman Ken Hechler, Gus The motion claimed 0 h lo !hard Will, iloth 19, of the same here on March s. The trio baa patrol lnclnded Edpr Erby, Sl, Douglass, and Representabves Pe.Jteoliary Wardeo E. L. 10dres., on bu.~lary charges. just completed Its' fourth trans- Charleston, W. Va., cited to Hulett Smitb and others of _the Maxwell failed to obtain a Mrs. Karns Ifill be sent to the continental tour and has been Pomeroy ~~or court Saturdaf Board of PubUc workers. TICk· certificate of proba"le cause "Vacation Memories'' will be vision features six classes for , fresh plant matertaJ.; 11The StJ.. Wumen•s Refonriatory, Marys· lor failure to obey traffic stg. ets are OD sale at b adquarters •. U. S. District Co art the theme of the WindingTraiJ f adults and one for. ju~iors. The I' tue of Liberty,", vertical in rille; her husband to the Ohio i 1 pital nal; Chauncey P~. 42:, Pbll· in Point Pleasant, Pbooe 1030J, Judge Carl .A. WeiiUDao, wbo Garden Club's fall show this Iclasses are urnsplratwn From warm colors; "East, West, 5tate Penitentiary, and the Mecs Memorlll Ros adelphia, Pa., cited to Meip and wiU also be on sale . at hetl ordered Sheppard released af. weekend at the Ohio Power Of· :the Holy Land ,'·• religion : "Lure •Home's the Best," table arlillls to the ('' , State Reform· ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Oiar- county court Friday for ~ bJ8h- door of the diDner. ter the OODVioted wlfHlayer fice in Pomeroy. 1of the Desert," usiog weather· ~angement, cand~s J>!Mnitted; ttory at Mansfield. les Deem, Portland; Erewanna way use tax; Patricia Doerfer, bad speot Dtarly 10 ..1eart jn The show will feature six sec· ed wood wtth dr1ed and • or Tea CeremoniaL. Oriental mThe men wert former Meigs Plants, Pt. Pleasanl; U r a I 21, Middleport cited to Melp· SET GRAND OPENINGS prlaoo, Uons _ artistic, invitallonal, 1 ~--fluence; "Hawaii Calls," mod 1 y .a .. .-~. .arns Thomas, Racine; Hetty cape- court Friday for defective muffA certtflcate of probable junior horticulture education· , T\\0 FINF.D em -way out. •• • 001 • "me resldent of hart, Pomeroy. ler and Cbarler Bailey, 20,· Pom- The Middleport and Pome- cause Is ...,taiJMod lo au rases 1 'd . · 1 exh' bits The class open to Juniors ts " • a, an spec1a I · Ma\•or Charles Legar Tuesday "V 114 .. Athena eouo!)'. The sroup had DISCHARGES - Mrs. WU- eroy, who was fined ts with roy DeiJwcratir Hel!dquarters to Jlllr8Dtee a court that ao E . t be . 1 by . h · f' d Edd K te Col acation,s 0· ver.1, sugges .. vo 0 been ~--g-.1 wlt.f\. bur......., of lism Robinson and son, Racine: costs, ·suspended, for unsafe ve- will hold grand opening~ Fri- 11p;eal 11 bona llde 8nd not ol ntfles are In pace 1111 g t me te ees r e- or fall Included in the horticulHoward Lliwrenoie's •loro hlcle and $10 and ccsllt for no day and Saturday, Sepl. 2li and a 1rtvol0111 nalllre. . ~ uuu• 51-J at Linda Hysell, Harrl•onville. l2 noon Saturday ana judging ~ man, Cheshire, $5 and ocsts af. ture d.ivislon are • chrysan•~ . IleWttt'l. 'tu,. on .July this BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Char-. operator'• license, in Pomeroy 26. 'Jbe publk is welcome. Free ••••••••••·••••••••••· will begin at 11 P· m. . 8u1ssed O'J -<mn~ JO e:Jjd S!Q J .. mums houseplants and Afric8D vears. TheYy pleaded 8ul.l... to the , ·leo Deem, Portland, a daDJhter. court . . refreshments will be served. -Th artistic arrangements di- , 11• stsoJ pue ~~ ."!4'"4J 'uew violets' , lht •1 , iiam Leon Powell. ~tockport, The 'educational exhibits wiD charp , . -1,. . ' , forfelled his $200 bond on a inci•Jde rocks lnseets, shells, I I I I ""I I 1DI the Judge Orders Prison Terms For Quartet PLANT . NOW FOR SPRING BEAUTY I Planting time is here for flowers that grow in the Spring. Colorful tulips, 00 1 I Vacation Memories is Theme ofFall Show daffodils, hyacinths, crocus, etc. We 1 NO. 137 I·' " DUTCH BULBS have just received ' wbtoiJ' - ..,... .....,., 4!ltdllif IIIII Cloody IIIII . VOL XVI Bertha Scott enterlained with a turkey dirmer saturday evenIng at their home in Forest Run ' •. '.f. ..:;. FALL SHIPMENT Mrs. Russ Wabon and Mrs. enttne - ........... WEA1'HER > .:: ! :: Elberfelds .•• Just Arrived Our Turkey DinlU!r P Civen on SaturdAJy • e Missing persorut who are heirs to assets of which they Ire unaware follow a pattern oJ trav•J mainly to California, Flortdl and Arizona. SOCKS and STOCKINGS large shipment so yov can pick your favorite v:arieties. I Buy Your lmportecl DUTCH BULBS Here and Now! 1 , its~., ' '..A' DCient . Latin Is o·ut 0f PPHS curriCUIurn ~:~ie~s:;·d~I:S~~i.:·:Cba~ies~~f~~~: ~:J::i r:~M~·~~sr: e !owei ror Muon brO!ip· ' Here's A Real Buy For You! \ STOVE and TANK 31.23 DOWN-14.00 PER MO. Pi1one SH 2-4111 Arnold Grate Kelly, Middleport. 'lodashelltll Mr. and Mrs. Gene 11 and childfen, Randy and Becky were Sunday dinner auesu of her parents, Mr. and M r 1. Everett Dailey. C. F. Tompkinse ntered zer Hospital Sunday and unclor- 11 went surgery today. I Mn. Earl Shumaker return- 1 ed to her home, New ! Monday, after a vis[t with mother, Mrs. Mart Crary and other relativea. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Thomp11011 and daughter and Mr•cia Delay of Columbus wer1•ll weekend a:ue1ts of Mrs. J o h o NOW YOU KNOW GIRLS I MISSES ) ' •• .l!ti ' ....' : -. . ,~ ·' '· I I ' .'\· ~.'i •·" ' · . /. ' MASON .., Ttii U..OO Couil- .P'l'. . PLEASANT Latin, the items on the agenda, Including yt llfltorieal SOcleiJ'' i!let 118!1tlelit· ciasslcallansuase edu- appearance ol a llOCIIIId dele'• Wahama llltb Scbool ID Maio~~. ....... mailltaln basic to aen- gation besides that seeking La. ( Moftct~yeveii!QI wltb ·a · large en! · lea~ waa !brown for tin Instruction, occupied the '' lit; , Tbe Soe!Oty. plana •a J.,i ntshl by the board In a lq meeting. :'·"' a museum .111' 1 1 Muon Cowl!)' Board of Educa- Latin will not be ' Ibis ,. . ''ar. , '· , · Ullli. !school year at Point Ple8Janl Y. pre.Jdool' of lt.Will not be taDJbt ID Point Higb School wee the ruling oft. ~ ~ - PJao.t ttlild ·~ :Jlrlh achooJ •tblo ym, ar a, haaled diiiCU88ion between , .JlJ•kll'ical - ~!)',·iDC., lbe If 'iction· bf' thif,. ~- lla1Jd,l. SUperlnteildent ~liOn Burdette ~; , •. __;____ . _ . -~ ~ . , ~ ~ ~· ·~ r'?~- lverythlnt complete with slove pipe, 011" tex, etc. May we _,. you now? .. . e llo1rel~ 'l'ueall;.y ~ no ·\•' " . . tau~ht ' . . DWI charge, and w. guords and falll>ulbs and plan" .. you: license an ano costs or op· h Lati d 1eration of an unsafe vehicle, favorite arrangement Franklin IV and a school pa- ~ knew to be asking for Latin. Ithe school to teac n an . both afler he entered pleas ol tron, Ted Stevena. . Mr. Franklin, principal of Pl.lbolb had !uU schedules or _re- , ., SERVICE ANNOUNCED The laoll ol Latin classes al l Pleasant High, listed that as ol qUired subjects and also, smce I gUI •· Funeral' rvtces for Ralpb S. the acbool bas been a bona of ,September 1, be had requests the school was over-crowded, f er of RAlpb W. COIIIentlon Iince the beginning !rom :14 sludenls for LaHn ~ lhere was no ~m to absorb Meigs Geaerll lloopltal ::~· Ezleallon Apat. ol the IICIIool year and bi'OIJ&bl felt that I I It waa • the studenta of either of these ADMISSIONS AUoo Van Wbo del.Ptlona .t..•fore lbe board the lor many pro!esslo~ It could teachers In ~or cl'8ses. . ID """'- will laB! 'tiro meetlnP. Superin..,.· 8nd ab<N!d IJf Ill 1110 ochool Mr. Franklin pointed out that Cooney, Long Bot_tom, Minnie died •t debt B1lidette •lilted ·he I!OIIId PI'OII'am. B~elte pointed out Mrs. Beller only bad 17 stud- 1 ~, Pomeroy, Everett be held - ~ E':'" '!1nlr. 1;. p m. ty not .,.. ·"11t0lllnll lh_e . IChool that· It . this limo · there .were ensl In =~ first perlpod ~~JUSb ID~\~~~~· None ~..- ••~ l!>"k!Jio llo "111)ly IWo_'! '""*' IV.u.t>lo II 1 (Caa OB aae ou • , 1 · 30 · prereq~te Reso.;... .. :t:!": l l velopmell~ -~ ,, � 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 22, 1964