http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f2c8427d5cf052ce7d292b5a13af4aed.pdf 2b9a65461729692347660c136ede875c PDF Text Text '· " l .Jl y I \ • ,, 'NOW YOU KNOW .,.. rum lnde wu ,. poJIIil!ir Ia lllo llllddle of 111o IIIII Celltary Ia lbe Amerteu eolo• ... .,.1 olmoat 1,101 .....11 Wtl'tl e-od Ia II. • e at y n-.d To Tlae VOL XVI NO. 138 .' r~~~etem f'OMEROY-MJDOLI!PORT, OHIO en tine 1F'EA I'H£11 ..... T W1ooiJ ........ ....., ... ..., ...,. _, -- - ....... fooiPI, ... ~ .:.. ' t Jpt '"" ., .... ·. 01 1'1ae Jlein-M- b . -------------------------------aNti THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 PRICE FIVE ' ~ Maid only Casualty of Queen Fire Ed. Note: 'Ibis ltory II bao. " upoD relatlou of the""event Ia the S&D Relleetor, pubUsJI. ed by Sono and Dau1bters ol Pioneer Rlvenneu, Vol. 1, No. 3, Marietta, Oblo, Sept. JH4. The photo, original of w~'ch Is owned by J. WeUo Kinkaid, Jr., SiatersviUe,..., W. Va., the DETROIT - The Uoited Ag. Iron Queen ill 11howo just about to Workers and General Motors to wharf at Proctorville. Corp. today began their 24-marathon settlement drive to avert Crytng "My hat, dear Jesus, " strike by J5t.,OOO workers at my hat! " Mattie MOBby, color10 a.m. EST Friday, ed maid, rar aboard the burn· UAW President Waller P. ing Iron Queen at Antiquity 70 Reuther sa1d Wednesday night that unless GM makes "mean- ingful progress" in non-economic areas, a strike ls inevitable But GM personnel \'"ce Presi- dent Louis .;, Seaton was more OUTSKIRTING VIOLENCE- Troops of the South Vietnamese army make their way optimJstic, and said RED-DY FOR THE ENEMY-Getting ready to meet any possible threat from the Chinese Reds, Nationalist Chinese on Formosa step , up youth combat training. throug h the de br is in battle-sca rred village of Thanh-Bo, on outski rts of Danang. Wedn~s· day's bargaining sessions result· ed in "over-all movement to. wards agreement." Explosive Fire Aimed EMBRACING THE PRESENT-A young ·African bny encoun• ters the 20th century as he has his lungs X-rayed by a mobile unit of World Health Organization in Basutoland. WOMAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY-An elderly woman, member of a nomad eara• van from Arabia, waits patiently for group to leave Switzerland for nex~ Politics ,paot lo Tomb of Hole,.fol, Ono of Klioheor'o Jl~k~ wHh ~ , ' ,·~. BUFFERING ZONE' ~ . ' N A~$ HEARTLA:NO, where tho Iron Curtain IM'e~- tho one maile of bambooAil~ Red Chinese province of·Siilk!MJ as a-ln!ffer b;etw,ee!i the giants of the Cpnim!inllt ~lei. OU!clal Chinese. Communist sources claim tha!- Sinkltnt~lll• <lent cltf,ot KuhiOr Is. und,raoi!IJ a rmalsi'ancii; ~-·tho ' I ••I'Vl!!l wl~l '~OIOO\'I~~FIIllni HEll MINDEO - The youngsters have to step ' .aside while their fathers and grandfathers gather at the Planten un Bloomen Park In Hambwg, GerJDaDY, to ~ p1aneo. lD front loGk two )'eGl'l. o.., !an~ Ill split. For llOilturieo ~ !11'4 !i"' ,rip of. ftu~lllilll), llolaled. liy ~ · ~ of pl~lno ,~,mountains. :lleetnt!t, w1lli ,.,... ~~:,,Sdi !l:allh1•r l!Uilt ocorl!s of new facio~ ll'll'h"'N 1\11 ~~~cbiDFf Plant. Til-. pbq~~fllll-~ • "" !: ' ',.· I •I -,. .. f· '· \ • • • At a Glance �• Hospital News Last Survivor of 'Old 97' is Dead ENTERED HOSPJT.U. DOCTOR SAYS • • ,, • • Ecumenieal Bishops Battle Reds 3J~~ By RUSS GREEN Ul'l Sports Writer PHILADELPHlA IUPII P'Il iladelphia man a g e r Gene Mauch accepting defeat as gracef~ll)' as he did victory, so1id flatly today, " We'll still be or top at the finish." Far from dismayed after the Cincinnati Reds completed a three . game sweep over the Phillies with a 6-4 victory Last night , Mauch added: ··we had them and Jet them get away Bul the Giants came here earlier and dJd the same thing lo us and everyone began to say 'The Phils aren't for real.' They're for real now. Out; Trou·blesome Mets Next Foe "And they'D aUll be lor real two weeks from now." Vada PIDiau .wu tht ClndDnati bero in tht aerleo !IDale with two ttome runs. HlJ flrlt broke a 1-1 tie and the RCOOd came with two men OD baae ot snap a 3-3 deadlock and Ice the game. Came Bact Twice Cincinnati came from behind tw:ce and won ~ the pltching of a couple of aprlgs _ 20. year-old Jim McCool a lefty ' and 22-year-old Sammy Ellis,• a righthander and the Reds No. 1 reliever, and trtmmed the Phillies' lead to three and onehalf games. day of the IBM aea100 with a borne run, a..id, "U we should win It, it's almoJt a miracle." It wam't quite a otatement tending to make hlm a miracle man should it come to pass. Jt was more of a ~holeule re- spect for the ~Is lead with th~ seaSOB warung. "'llere are IIOIIle tough ~s to overcome wheri you drop three llke that, " Sl aler con 11nued. "The only thing to do II forget a~t it and lo get them tomorrow. \ For the minute he almost sounded Uke _a Phlls follower I Litt}eGfeeD, B bJdttens, Play at Point Bos 103 375 66lll .296 dlurn here. KC 147 563 79166 .296 ~resident John Flowers of Bos 144 5311 75 1.18 .294 Pomt Pleasant Pal Wllaon Bos 150 541 811.18 .292 Shrine Club, and hlo Det 137497 73 145 .292 Tees are working otward Home Rami 1ng this year's game a bu,ge National: Mays. Giants, 44; and will have several Wllllams, Cubs, 32; Cepeda, G~ additional atlracti<NII llned up ants, 31; Hart, Giants, 29; San- for the gam<!, ID, CUbs; Robinson, Reds, 28 BeUevlng that the football , l~s of this Ohio Valley Atea each. American: Killebrew, Twins, are entitled tD see eoUege Ill®· I eel i n their own home 48; Powell, 0 rto1eo, 35; c oIa- ba·n Pay vito, A's; Stuart, Red Sox; town - this Aanual Shrine Mantle, Yanks, all 33. game between Mal'lilall UDiverR111t11 Balled In sity and Oblo Unlvenil1 , Card 115- sored by the Pat Wlllon N •--•· Bo auvwu. yer, B, , • .. santo, . Cubs !08· Mays Gl- Club bido wt!ll, lo be anis; 100; C~peda,' Giants;' Tor· befo~e thousaiida_of lana n, 'II each. year_ Cnglro, Causey, Ystzskl, BreSlld, Kaline, success THIS WEEKS SPECIAL ' BARBECUE BASKET -· e Fr.nch' Fries c eslaw J e NEW HOURS •• Sunday thru Thuntd.., 10 AM,ID PM ' FrldiJ 1nd Satllrdlj I'D14M-1 AM i I· ---< _.<,•i .I • .', •: ~ •. ,--~'f'-1, ~-;.-- ., ..-- ...... ili"'""''1" • '··-·!.r·~· , .. . ' 1!R- aon. '· ~ . .. b) ~-' J~ • . ., 7 • • l ard _ Krolick, Jobn ($), Bell uyou want me to throw out the I'd, McMahon (8) and Rom&DI. Winner-Sheldon (5-l). Loser garbage·• Hah! A star who Krallck I 12<;), HRs - Alvla j!!SI wo:f ·~ ~:s~ z:~:..adb!l~ t17thJ, Romano (19thJ, FrWP c.:ona (7thJ. Player American: Stuart, Red Sox; Killebrew, Twins, 109 each ; a. Robin::son, Orioles, 106; Mantle, Yanks, 102 ; Colavito, A's, 101. Races at A Glance i By United Press Iatematiunal American League 1 BUSY PEOPLE STOP WHERE SERVIQ IS GOOD and PRICE IS RIGHT! Drop In Today SAVE I GAS .I Chtcago 3. ' ' --~ I I Certified Oil Station W. Main St. Pomeroy Ylll CHI/CEll FALL 111111' i I The smarfest loll calors patte rn s ore in any ..... shirt you buy here. I' 1 ·,1 See The New Collection by 1' _. Grosse Pointe, Mich., moved into the favorite's spot when Mes· senger Stakes Stakes winner Race Time was scratched last week because of a lingering virus. Haughloo's hopes for his ftrst Jug victory dlmmed slightly Tuesday when Vkar Hanover drew !he stxlh position in the powerful first division. The Jug wfll be run ln two _ __ . . dtVIStons for 'the first time since 1962 when Lehigh Hanover . ' Arrow and Monticello 0 ' and the top four In theseconrt returning for a runoff. 1f the 1 runoff produces a third winner. j the three would meet in a fourth and (inal heat. I The draw worked in favor of ' the second favorite , Ohio-owned Combat Time, who drew the outside position d h in thed far weak1 ~~ was 1~~ er~e~ ~~ll mf ~tee toes . ths t das a avon wm a I VISIOn. . Vicar Han{her's job, moving 1r th t - th fi IIIII e SIX spo "\ e rst ::~= •je~~~: 1: /0 ~,;.;~: heat, wjll be to get by four of p mg P the . !~lest three-year-olds ln Crown. the naHoo : Latham, Red Cupet Owners and lrainers voted Lyss Hanover and Ripping Tuesday to spilt the 1964 field Good. into two -divisions with the top ~::___ _ _ _ _ _ _ five finishers ID !he first heat Fashion-co nscious sport shirts .. . a must for every ruan. All th e styles .. . button-downs. tab collars, regular collars stri pes, plains, plaids. Choo se several now! checks and 3.50 to 5.00 Downie-Gross THE MEN'S SHOP POMEROY __!:,==,.......,.,===·-""'--'"-.;._-----....===d Wyatt (7) Stock (91 and Pun- can. Winner _ Bosell 11.0). Loser - Krausse (11-2). HR Green (lith). __ Chicago 1100 000 011- 2 5 0 Los Angeles 010 1100 tm- 1 9 1 Horlen Wllbelm (7) Fisher (9) and' McNeriDey 'Carreon (5), Martin (7). B.:O.et, Lat1011 lf-1). . . man (7) Chance (8) and RndgAmeilcaa League ers. w~er - Wll))etm (11·9), BaltlmQI'e 200 100 000--- 3 11 3 Loser-Chance (IH). ·Delrnll 200 202 401:-10 11 ~ ~ ~~;;;;;;~="'-"-==-.1 Barber, VIDeyard (1), Jones (S), Rowe (6), McNally (7), 'llfller (I) and Lau, Brown Regan, Seale 1), Fox (5) and jl'reehan.' Wbmer - Seale 1.0). Loser--VIDeyard (U). I ONE m. . WIDDer - ·Meeooi <..I,. - lleDno& (IS-IS). ~ ~·. PliiiGII 2, A. Jallio. .MI~ .1101 1110 000-- J 50 Kana.•~ ~ 000 800 01- I . 5 --,-,-- , _ s~ P.8fl')' te), Plllla <•>. 100 111 IJIJII-,., t IS 1 GrODI (t) lfltl .BaJiq Krauae, ' (8) ~de=.: 1 DAY SERVICE Cincinnati DOJ 101 411&-- 1 u 2 Phil• oro 002 010- • 1 1 ~~ostoo ooo 800 ~m- o so MeCdol, Ellla (7)' and 'l!!ci- W~ 010 800 GOx- I 6 I wards. Bennett, Roebucl< (7), Cliarton, Radatz (8) and 'riiiBaldochlln •(l), Slta~ll (~) uti ~ Loun (HI) and Reller. (s-3). .. f / , , .. _ HafDil. (61 , · . 'l'hJS wtll be Kyger Creek's .Saturday tilts. I flrst league game. ' North Ga ll ia will be looking In the only other Friday Cor ijs .second win of the season. . . rugbt contest, Coach Pat Weih- The Ptrates beat Southwestern, d er'o Hilblan er,s hosl Ihtnnan, then bowed to Eastern, 21H2. IV. Va. The Highlanders will be Eastern . like North Gallia. looking for their first win of the ' will also be lqoklng for its sec· season. ond win in three outings. Southwestern lost It! first A glance at the league scorgame 2fH to North Gallia and ing finds North Gallia's fullwere beaten last week 31H!, so hack Clyde Smith leading t h e they are 0.2 ID conference play. pack wilh three touchdownns .Saturday games find Hannan and two extra points for . a to- I Trace traveling to Symmes Val· tal of 20 points. ley for its first game of the Hartung of Eastern Is second season. in league scoring with 12 points, The Vikings are ~2 this sea- while four others are tied f o r 1 son and Ccoch John Dodding ' third. hopes Hannan Trace can add In all games Smith still leads another losa Jo that record. with 20, bul end Bob Polcyn of North Gallia will host t h e Kyger Creek is close behind Gallipolis' us•• squad and East· with 18, and Roger Barnett of em will play Rutland In other KC is third with 14 pomts. durtngll DOO .llfl!l .411- I ~ · 2 Chicago ' 0011133 ---I IS I Rldlart, Reed (1), Moollet (8), fl. 'llfller. (7) and aTorbera (1). JacbGn (:1110) and lleriell. lAser~ (2-2). HR - CowaD, Gabrielson, T. Davill I. , ., Stafford (6), ItonSheldon,Ramos and How- 1 LittIe Brown Jug Race Attracts 30 000 iD all but two imtings Southpaw Mike McCormick. spaced six bita sod fanned seven as bls teammates gave him plenty DELAWARE. Ohio (UP!) bat support, VIcar Hanover, the big bay son Joe Altobelll craek:ed two of the great Torpld, heads a hOmers and Curt Blefary bit field of 13 of th.e nation's top one. ' llhree-year-<~ld pacers In today's Rochester defeated Jackson- 19th runniDg of the $66,800 !Jttle ville, league champion Brown Jug. the reg u Ia r "'"'""" four The weather bureau predlcted straight In the semlllnafs, to cloudy skies but dry weather, · move into tht finals against 1sod the usual capacl ty erowd Syracuse, whiCh went seven of more than 30,000 was m:pectbefore ellminaiiDg Buf- ed to be on hand at the picturesque Delaware County Fair. ds groun · II)' u~lfed Pren lntonttdlllllal Vicar Hanover driven and · (Ileal 1111 11evea Flualal trained by BUly Houghton and .. W. L. owned by Donald MacFarlane of 3 1 s~acuse 1 3 Pills 060 800 Olx- 7 l1 0 •WedlttldQ'1 Renlll ClongiDger, Hoeft (2), Carrol Rocltuter 14 SJraeuao 3_ (4) and Torre. Law, Gibbon 14), Lary (7) and MacFarlane. WinMajor Leope Resalll ner - Glbboo (10.7). LoserBy Ualled Pren ~ Cloninger (17-14). HR - Star!'laiiGIIal l.oape gell, Torre. 91. Louis 000 000 1.011- I 8 I New Yort llqO'OOO lh-- 2 ' I San Fran 1100 ()()(! 020--- 4 8 I Craig, Cue!far (·7), Sdtulll llouston 800 1100 01~ I 5 l (7) and McCarver. Clp, Hunt- !olarlchal (ztl-7) and Haller. er (1), and Gaader. Wiluter:-'- ~. Raymond (6), Owens Cla<:o (tl-17). Lolei--Crali (ff), (8), Woodesblck (9) and BateliB-White. · IIIID, Grote (8). Loser - Lar- AnB I W. L, Pet. GB TP TCU over Florida State-TCU 1New York gJ 59 .GI2 10 looked formidable even losing , Baltimore 90 64 .584 4 8 to Kansas. . Ch.tcago 911 "< v .584 4 8 Also: Arizon11 over Bngham h . DeYoung, New Mexico over Mon- ~ew York - At orne, 1· 1 tana, Arizona State over West trmt .4' Cleveland 3· Away, 3: Texas State and Texas A.&M. Washmgton 3. over Houston. Bai~Imore - At . home. S: The Far West Washmgton 3. Detroit 2 Away. Illinois over California - Ev- 3: C~eveland 3· eryone likes the lllini's forward Chicago - At hm.ne, S; Los wall Angeles l, Kans:1s C1 ty 4. Away W~shington ov ~r· Baylor-The : 3, Kansas City 3. L: nlike some compan lu we do Hot sell a third Huskies rebound after losir.g to · National League the Air Force. I w. L. Pet. GB TP g r<~dt> gils. We sell only Uigh Quality Regular and Pitt over Oregon - Did you I Phila oo 63 .588 91 Pr l:'miurn Ethel, now know Pitt's Fred Mazurek has Cincinnatl 86 66 .566 3~ 10 1 UVF.:R 100 OCTANE:It been clocked as fast as Cincy's St. Louis 84 67 .556 5 11 I Vada Pinson getting down to San Fran 85 68 .556 5 9 first base? Penn State over UCLA- The Philadclphm - At home_ 4' ON Nittany Lions break mto the , Mtlwaukee_ 4. Away, 5 St. win column. Louis 3, CmcmnatJ 2 Also: Slanford ovet· San Jose St, Louis - At home. 6 Plu iState, Ulah State over New adel~hia 3, New York 3. Away, Mexico State, Washington SLate 5: ~~t~sbur?b 5. r. • I over Wyoming and Oregon State CincmnatJ-:-At ho';le. a Pittsover Colorado. burgh 3, Ph1ladelphw 2. Away, 5c New York 5. . excitin~ Romano (2nd ,Gamel New York 010 130 001- Ill t ICleveland 1100 021 IM- 4 i 2 1 T'tle Torug • h.t Los - Tiant (9-31. liRI - 1!8th i, Howard (t.lth). SVAC Play Resu' mes Fr.· day', H~s~o~r;,n~~~dgo ~.t ~~~;: i; w~tDess ft....hester Can Clinch ! Downinl. Mittel..,. (7), RAmos (11) and Howard. Mctp. ell, Tiant 110). and RoltiJIIO, Wmner- Mikltelse!! (~) . Looor wtthout a tlUI." •told about the ~2 pitcb loCalThe youngster struck out the I lison _ first man, walked the next : ••1 carne in with my best pitch three to load lhe bases, and . - a tasl bal l. ! couldn 't flamthen faced Johnny Callison and '. ble on a curve a~ walk in a Tony Taylor. ~ · I was afraJd to hang ~ 1 ?nly W~~ ~ace 1s!Jder. S? I threw a fast one, As Sisler s~nd, nus was the he explamed. . bed. l The Ph1II'1es began accepf mg on lY time I was d.!SLUr had to pull him if he walked a I World series applications batter, or gave up a hit." Wedn~sday .. Th~ Reds were told CsiiJson had a 3-2 count, to pnnt lhe1r tickets. ehecked his. swing on what You pays ye~ money and you everyone said was B perfect takes yer choice! • NEW YORK (UPI)-Pickln' Namath too much for Thlane. ence, but It he!~ when somethe weekend winners, or tberi! Auburn over Tennessee -N o one's there to calch his passes. rnWJt be oU under the yard or contest. Michigan over the Air Force cky dirt the way those 22 young Mississippi over Kentu - -This one also could go the fellows figbt over Jt on fourth Ole MiQ is favored by 19 pointl other way. down. ~- and could. win by 30. Wisconsin over Notre DameTexas, Ohio Stale and Als- Maryland,over South Carolina The Badgers put the first blot bama look like the top choices - in a close~ one. on the Irish record. thIs week, wben everyooe Florida oYer Mlsslsslppl Nebraska over Minnesota should find out exactly how State-led by Larry Dupree and 'Ibe Cornhuskers show their good Boston College figures to Jack Herper. power to a National TV autilbe this year. MichJgan State over North ence. The East Carolina-although Ken Willard Also: Iowa over Idaho, MisArmy over Boston College - may give the Spartans\ a rough souri over Utah, Purdue over Cadets have heard only afterniJOit. Ohio U., Cincinnati over Daything all week: BC upset Also: Duke over Vir"nia, ton and Miami (Ohio) over Syracuse last Saturday, Vanderbilt over Georgia, Gear· Marshall. Syracuse over Kansas - Th.e gla Tech over Miami (Fla.~ 1be Soutbwe!!lt bounces back. North Carolina State over Texas over Texas Tech-but Navy over Willlaln and Mary Clemson, West Virginia over not by last year's 49-7 score. -with or withouiiDjured'Jioger the Citadel and Wake Forest Rice over LSU - The Owls Statlhach. · over Vlrgllna Tech. look better even 1n daylight. .Columbia over Colgate - Ar· The MJdwest Arkansas over Tulsa--Quarchle Roberts gels tbe !Jons off Ohio State over MU - A terback Billy Gray should be rlghl mere workout for the Buc;:k- the tbe man to do it. Brown over Lafayette-Tuss eyes. Oklahoma over Southern CaliMcLaughry may have the Ivy Northwestern over Indiana - foiTila- The Sooners better keep League's most improved team Tom Myers makes the differ· u eye on Mike Garrett. this season. B~~~ui~l:-:~utsburgh, twi~ =~~~ L;s ::~~:s ~'uy er~=:: y~:~~:: ;;:ec!~i. Do. It Clev. I Sisler nodded to Ellis, I 10. game winner iD 4fi appearances. He started 1n 'five g&mel!l and was taken off the rotation because there wasn't room for him. "He's my good luck charm," Dick said. 11 He came through for me, dld the job every "wme I brought him in, with one exception ~ tbert. an errot was the cauae. EUls ha~ relieved only three times in hla baseball career be- 300 IIOt OliO Dl- 4 , t t IIOt UliiJOO ._ I ..., . NY 'lben he righted It all by say- mlo the bull pen. This ono to. , lor took a third strilte and the lng, "1bere'1 no preuure on UB night wa s his f'Riy real bad i.n· j inning was over. - we're juat playing g~ ball." ~ - and he got out of it I Ellis was softspoken as he !, 1, night-Sadecki (18-10) and Glb- night Princeton over Rutgers, Penn son (16-11 ) vs. Friend (12-18) Washington 1 Boston 0, night over Lehigh sod Westmlnister and Wood (0-11). Tburoday'o Gameo over West VIrginia Wesleyan. (No games scheduled) The South GalUa and Meigs counties' Friday's Gamel Alabama over Tulane - Joe football fans are ex~cted to Major League t...eaden Minnesota at Los Angeles, night moreas the thirdgames By . United Press IDternatlooal this weekend week Nations( League Chicago at Kansas City, night of SVAC competition beglna FrlBoston at Detroit "'-' P -' G••~~· 911 R- H. Baltimore at Cleveland, itlght ~ night. 145 202 Clmnte,.J'il -k In the only league game, RaCarty, Mil 122 414 63135 .326 New Yor at Washington. night cine will travel to Cheshire to Aaro11. Mil 131641 93176 .325 battle the Kyger Creek Hobcals Wil1ms, Chi 151605 9319Z .317 of Coach Jim White. Brock,St.L. 1455911101186.315 I The Bobcats are U this aeaSanto, , Chl 150 556 86 l7ii .315 son, whllo the Tornadoes are Torre ,- Mil 144 5li8 82175 .lll5 ROCIIES'I'ER, N.Y. IUPI)- l-1. Flood, St.L. 151 634 88196 .309 0 Fonner Yankee le!thander Bill Coach Bill Priddy's boys opAllen, Phil m 593 114 183 .309 SJtoi1 of Roohester will try and ened the season with a 311-0 Cepeda, SF ~~ 503 73154 .308 sew up tht International League loss, but last week it was a dilHWlt, N:Y 125 468 59141 .308 ehamplonshlp tonight wbeft he ferent story at 89utbwestem as American Leape . opposes Syracuse's Bruce Bru-- the Priddymen whipped t h e G. AB. R· H. PeL PT. PLEASANT- On Tituro- baker In the llflh game of the Highlanders, 36-11. Oliva, Min 152 636 107 ZOtl .324 day night Oct. 8, · the Second best-<~1-aeven series with the Kyger Creek has two wins •· B.Rbso, Bal 155 581 76182 .3IS Almual Pat Wilson ShrIne Red WIDp Jeadlng three games gains! non-league opponecls. Howard, NY 14tl515 57 1.17 .305 Football game between to one. The Bobcats beat Fairland Mantle, NY 134 439 84133 .SOO Freshmen teams of Rochester won Its third eon- in their flrat outing ~. and Freehn, Del 136 4Jl9 67148 .003 University and Ohio secu~ve game o...r tht Chiefs Symmes Valley last week, 30-11. Rbnsn, Chi 133 496 80 148 .298 will be played in Saunders Wednesday night 14-3, ocoring HELEN HELP US! ALL-STARS Actin& manater llfcll: Slsler j when he ...,t!J!uod, "You UIUII lore coming to tile Reds sod 101 strike, and ticked a foul IDto of Cinclnn,atl, who won the pen- I watch out for the pres.aure." pJu;hmg .tmch J 1rn ruroer ~- the glove oJ _catcher .. John Ednant for tht Pblll oo tht !IDol Pla)'loc Good 81111 plamed, 'We •orl of ea5ed htm wards for strikeout _No. 2. Tay- Texas, Alabama, OSU Top Choices By United Pre" lnlematlooal (Only games scheduled) National League Friday'& Games W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati at New York 2: Philadelphia 90 63 .588 night · Cincinnatl 86 66 .566 3~ MUwaukee at Phila., nl,tlt St. Louis 84 67 .556 5 St. Louis at Pitt.sburg!:, night San Francisco 85 68 .556 5 Los Angeles at Houston, night Milwaukee 78 73 .517 ll San Francisco at Chicago Pittsburgh 77 73 .513 11~ Ameriean League Los Angeles 75 77 .4;93 141:-2 W. L Pet. GB Chicago 69 82 .457 20 New York 93 59 .612 Houston 64: 90 .418 261,2 Baltimore 90 64 .584 f New Yotk 51 100 .338 38 Chicago 90 64 .584 4 Wednesday's Results ·Detroit 8(f 13 .523 13% New York 2 8t. Louis 1 Los Angeles 78 77 .503 16"' Chicago 9 Los Angeles & Cleveland 76 Tl .49'1 17~ Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4, Minnesota 76 71 .497 night Boston 69 85 .448 25 Pittsburgh 7 Milwaukee 4, night WuhiDgton 60 94 .390 34 San Francisco 4 Houston 1, Kansas City 55 r'/1 .362 38 W.ednesday'o Resalts nigh! Tbursday'l Probable Pitcben · Detroit 10 Baltimore 3 Los Angeles at Chicago-Sing~ New York 4 Cleveland 3, 1st, er (0-0) vs. Ellsworth (14-16). inrtings, twi-light Milwaukee at Philadelphia, New York 6 Cleveland 4, nlghl - Blasingame (6-5) vs. night IJ DOROTHY KILGALLEN II ( lst Garm, 11 Irminp) , ,... ' NGS Voice of Broadway ••• reporting -· • ON SHIRT . _ FINISHING .' 10" INSON'S ' ·a " ~UNDRY. wv R Cl Ut!IIIIIG _ . 21 - l"oMM!aov· • ... , - .. Take home some Hudepohl for the weekend. =: When a beer would taste good, Process 14-K ~: makes HUdepohl taste~ ~( -- -,, ··~', ~ .. ' '. ~ �-~··--··-- ---- • • -- - -· · · ~ - .... ..... .... . .... - . . ···- · - -·· • \ • I rt • M dell t-Datly Sentinel PomerOJ· __I ... epo . 0 .. ~•pt. 24. !984 I Ohio State Will Win Opener by 14 Points NEW YORK (IJPI)-'11le llqoton College eleven, whleh highly-louted Syracuse last 1urday. will have to prove Its strenglh all over again to the odds-makers this week when it meets .Army at West Point. The Cadets are listed aa 7· point favorites to extend their 1964 winning streak to two. wins. 'l1la Longhol'!lll are ll·poblt eholees to tOe Texaa Tech and thwo lengthen to It their num· ber of conaecutive vlclortet. Navy Ia favored by %1 to upend WilHam and Mary. In other leading games: Eaot: Columbia 7 over Colgate, Syracuse I over Kansas, Texas and Navy, the nation's Princeton 14 over Rutgers· D p t =· p:e.:- J.,.ph ltraly, gave a very In- Smith of lbt ICIItorpiUI :r!ri~.:!:::.onal astor owson ~1.:: messa(O to JSEJected pres•'den t . I JIO.u .... !'"lly~ntlnel . ~ Oakland even, ~t Monday morning at Rev. f J<:~mes MorrisLon o F lle Pomer~ and ~ Rev Hermon-Letar~ R~vs Boone Middleport nrai See Our ..i.; New • 1·99 • I Sweater J. ond 2·99 new shipment 4n a large selection of styles ancl colors. Long sleev· l"S and :~.~ sleeves. Sizes ~ Grouping! 3{).44 , SKIRTS IN WIDE VARIETY Yes, a wide choice of styles in wools, blends and dacron-polyester fabrics. Sizes from petite 5 to .Pedwins 1Cmnpus and free' In Size 38. nubb)' wools, tweeds and corH...., IPlllrt, otyUnr ClftlPUI .,..rd. Children's Shirt & Slatk Sets Sets for boys and .lilirls. Cotton shirt with corduroy slacks. Large color selection. Sizes 3 to 6x . ~eek that ilt& any robe. Wear 'em for dlf*l or wear 'em to • • .• , they're liahtwei,bt and handaorn.. Pedwin bring• you the kind of oboe design that ..... OJI crowing in popularity. Drop by and »N all o11r Ped.Wia llylH. 1.99 A-Unea,.. pleall, wrap arounds are duroys. and FUR BLEND SWEATERS TO MATCH' L&Z SHOP The $hoe ' lADIES' SHOP 1'18' 1. Mlln St. OPP. LOWER PARKING LOT '. ' • • . . Po"'eroy afternoon. Mrs.. Martha Holsinger and Mro. FannJe Bigley visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Batley. Mra. Connie Reed and David. Mr. Merlin Swain vi sled Miss Sharon Jean Holsingec Sunday. Mr. Raymond Holsln~rer vlsl· ed Mra. Eva Lockwood at Co<1l-ll ville Stmday evening. First U. S. coin to bear features of an ex • preoside:nt Jl wao the Uncoln cent. design wao adopted in the centennial of tha Great Em·· II anclpator'i birth. I '. ; . . ·.·. to let you in on something big-Dodge Dart for big savings. At your Dodge dealer's now. '65. If you'd like to live aiittlli; ~·~JII' 1; . FOREMAN &-ABBOTT • $4995 Goessler Jewelry Store NePM ::!!~=~:~t:~;;~~- inghoH, t:o/:~§':;~~e, . w -- Smce Ulbricht's Marnuert'fe's Shoe Shop "":~_j=I~0=2~E~.:MA:l:N:__ __,;_;;,;..:=====~P:O~M:E:R:O:Y:J triumphant : ;.;"";;";:•:•··;;·::.·--..,..-::-::"":"::::":"":"':"':"........ · ----~----~ --- •• I ci~e~.i ~~~i:~s~0 rc~b~~r~~~~~~ the voters had not been to the polls nor have returned from a two · weeks' vacation. They visited 1at Meadow · Br_!dge, W. Va., with their parents, Mrs. Virgie 0'· Connor and Mr. artd ' Mrs. c. R. Vandall and a cousin, Rev . H_ J . .Sirnms at Montvale, Va. Tru· dy O'Connor, their daughter, VISited m Charlotte, N. C. and .. Kermit,. W. va. · . . · Mr. and Mrs. Edmund 1!IZII·tey of Baltimore, Md ., ;;{eJ"e· Economy .. Prlcell recent guests of Mrs . Lottie Deluxe Clrculatort WilcoXell, spending several days. Afternoon .and evening guests 1Thursday of Mrs. Ethel Wheel, er were Mrs. Dana Hamm and Mrs. Virgil Hamm of Nease Three Slz•• of Settlement. Mrs. Ora Archer Cu1tom Deluxe and Lestt>r Bailey of MornRadiant Clrculatora 1 ing St a r an d M r. a nd Mrs . Omar Hays. local. , Mr. and Mrs . Charl.es A. Dobbins of Pawtucket, ·R. J., j carne for a visit with Mrs. J. B. Longsworth ·· and Mrs. Esther West. Mr. Dobbins is on a business trip to Cincinnati for a week . Mr. Ernest Longsworth of Montgomery, W. Va . spent Saturday with his mother and sisters. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Sam Curtis and Sue Ann have been Mrs. George Davis of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westerfield and children of Wichita, Kans ., Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eslocker and children of New Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wells, Daflny and Mike of Washington Court Rouse. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris visited their da~e< Chris· tine Lake, at Athens ;ecently. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harpold and daughter, Carol, of E a s t LJve~ool were guests Saturday of hts aunt. Miss Minnie Harpold Ofld Mrs. Scary. Mrs . Harry Hayman lert on "cARPET OF COMFORT'' heat flow at floor ' Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. IFvel, puts an end to oold drafty floors. Quiet Bob Wilson and family. Jacknmnmg lhermostatically controlled blower op~rates automatically. · son. and attend the Apple ·Festi· val. .. .•TOP·O·fiiATIC" CONTROLS, located at rear Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay end end 1T9P of heater are easv ta reach and of Newark spent a day last easy fa lilt .. :-provide yOU with fully automatic week with Mr. and Mrs. V~me or seml~utomathf·operation of the ••carpet of Watterson. Comfort''. blower system. Albert Hill spent the week WA~M MORNING's economical price and fuelacend in Columbus and was savmg performance assure ygu low original tompanied home by Mrs. Hill cost and low operating •COst Come in and see 'Yho had been visiting Ylr . and the beaul!ful WARM MORNING Gas Heatersnow on dtsplay. Mrs . Wald Foster and family . four Sins of \ 1 I \ I ' ' '65 POLARA·raemtltul way to leave the-low-price ffild •. rnch11 bigger and a lot better-looking than , anything near the pric~. With a standard 383 cu. ln. V8 settle for ...._ STATE MUTUAL . "Wa II T0 W a II, . • Warm Fl oor Heat•ng • I that thtives on regular gas. Why · I For LOW C0$1 Middleport, 0. •..l Big beautr. Big comfort. Big ride. And ' l ···' ·' '65 DART: The Dodge-siz• compact. _I that ,, . _nl 1 Wrret does Dodge do after two racord-breaklnJ\ year• In a row 7 Go for a third. Dodge comitf on big for '65. with four brand-new cars a~e big, quick,lrnh anrfbacked by the strong... w!lrranty!.ln the busln8SI. See th.m. Dodge comes On big for '65 .. ' ~ith SOFI'ENER SALT ., I a ··good old . fashioned Roy presented the program. fi.l~ed. gunfight bedveen, these The . flext meelirlg will be durrival" gangs of cuwboy parti- ing the revival Oct. 19 . 28. CAROLL K. SNOWOEN '"ns. . . . The group will meet and •llend 1'\JJore Entertaining . the service m a body and hold 410 H d • a•wood Or1we I 1 don •t d ou bt that a shoot-out th e1r· meetm~ · , Jn · the church Phc~• 446-42~ between leading Democratic basement following the serv ice. G•lltpollt, Ohao ~ j and Republican ~~spians might Mr. Larry Wolfe was taken mu f.UM 1be ~ore entertammg than the to Holzer Hospital Sunday night fARM ; eleetJon returns ·, by emergency squod . . 1 But, l fear th~t Bailon 's proMr. Kenneth Cole. is at the n•sumiC~ posa! _would w~r~en the very Gallipolis Clinic for surgery. ! cond1t10n he ongmnlly was tryMr. Otto Bradford is in Cin-' WE STOCII WATEll N. 2nd Ave. Kittens Kitten-ettes L. .·. 'I or TIILilttdne. Ll_w_E_R_EN_T_•_LEA_s_E_oR_s_EL_L .:;_,:_:=..::.::..::;::.:;::,:.,;.:;:::.:_........,. I Completely Autan1ttlc Grea. visited recently Mra. Emma Van Meter and son h~ve financing and .inSUring YOUr neXt Car swers. Pbone for rt;nzr FREE CO.PJ of "Tbt W• ter Spot StorJ'.•• FREE ~ant 8 u· L·o VA 125 -·o. Fall skirts cease-l l~ast I t!~!~!e-!:.~:~ -~j I may sr,e YOU Up tO me nou.6t ON THE MOVE e~~~~inm~ LoMv~ ~oudashelt 1 (3e4~._in SKIRTS ~ght 1 ,......... Bobbie Brooks • Racine Society NoteS SOCiety • Notes M~'"·F Ge1111any's UJhric• ht Has surVJvedMany Shakeups I Eden nnco~ls~7~o~v~er~ea:llf~orn=ia~,~o=r•:IOII:,!:=~~wi~th::_.Mr:·~;!.~~ I _wanl8 lito WOII I MOli<OW'I reeently signed . I Berlin wall, be m•y ~ hlye G.. man maehmery and equip- I year friendship pact With F.a•t ,ouUived hll - - In ... ment which cou~ help speed Germany made no mention of lera of Khrusbchev-t:tyle eo-U.hiS own lndllltnollzatton P_l'0- 11 .. parate peace treaty Whichlislonce. ....,.; gram but how far be Is willing would place control of Berlin Against such opeculadOil It , Ito go m the matter of cooces- access m East German Com -~ Ulbricht'• proven loyalty ti lsions remalrut a question. Jmurust hands Moscow and lito fact that I Donald Tarnedl BLOUSES IN CASUAL and DRESSY STYLES . I Khrushchev News Commentary th;:\:'tion,u:'r ":'" •:rsa. By PHIL NEWSOM return to Berlin aboard • Red ' The West Gormans at tbe l A numoer of the satellites I' as yet 110 trained ltiCetnor tw By DICK WEST ton noted that millions of Am- Ielection e sa UPI Foreign News Analyst army plane m 1945. his will Soviet recogru. l Signed trade agreements appeared on the horizon. WASHINGTON tuPI ~ -some IerJcans would be attending elec- should be free uf partisan over- Of aU the sat'i'lhte Commurust , lt'SS . attacks agamst free West Ihon of West Berlm as an 10· • Wlttl West ~ermany recogn~z- 1 time ago. Rep Oliver P Bolton tion night television parties, the Itones . I would recommend eith- lead:rs, "?"e has shown more l Berhn and against the Bonn i' legral part of W~st German~ : mg the special status of West , Sealpine urged the television networks to chief entertainment of Which er a lecture on thrift b B bb ca t-like agJ!Ity nor himself to be I government have made him so and guarantet'd access to Jt Berlm as a part of West Ger·\ wait until all the polls had clos- normally is watchmg the re- Baker or 8 CasSius Cia Yor~tio~ t~e possessor or more Pf-!iLJcal dete~t-<c>d that West (;prman l through the Communist zone. many . . . , The cu~m of we.artna: brided before announcing the win- turns come in . on '' blessed are the h~mble , llves than Walter Ulbri cht, the leaders have declared that no AI t~e most , they want re- As for Ulbricht. he HI no":' 70 al w1ls cmginaLed with the ancner or this year's presidential . . j · gnm and scratc.hy·vOJced lead- chance of fruitfu l contacts with umr1caUon . of Germany througb j years ol~ and age. alone mtght 1ent Greeks, who thought tbat election. , He_ reap.one~. qwte_ correctly 1 er of CommJmst East Ger- East Ger_ma~y exists 80 long as , lr~ e-lections in ~th zones., make h1m SWiCeplible w step- the veil would be 8 protectioli . I believe. that If the wmnPr were · many . he remams m pow~r. \ Th1s they are not gomg to get. ping down. . fur thE> bride against evil splr· H~ e.xpressed ~oncern that , made known even before a par~ Repeatedly rumor has had if . Mosrow Eases Preuure As a one-tirm hard.Jine Stal- its flying around duriDJ ~ PJ'OJ~t1og the Vl~tor _by elec-i ty began. it would put a dampthat Ulbricht. East Germany'·s Hls removal would apply a l Yet Moscow has shown signs ! lnist and the man who bwlt the marriage ~eremony . tromc computer m1ght mfluence er on the festivities . top Communist since the end or powerful balm also . to the fre- 1of w1llmgness to ease off the ilr................~~-voters who had not yt"t cast Need Sometblng Else World War II , was on his way quently rurtled relation~ be- pressure on Berlin into the in- ' their ballots. The tabulations alont probaout. tween Moscow an<! Bonn. I definite future. paradise Nothing came or this propos- bly would not be of suffif'if'nt Yet, while purges hit the re· ~.W!~---- -~1. and so now the Ohio Repub- interest to keep the guests en. .gimes of Poland, Hungary. Bul~ ;r. 8 SGretta SdlmMpson, Mrs . : garia, Czechoslovakia and the '' \_' llcan has come forth with a tertained once- the suspense has new plan.. · j bef'n remov-ed. '-Y ayre an rs Marga- 1Soviet Umon itself, Ulbr1cht · f In 8 recent press release, Bol- 1n order to keep theSf' affairs ret attended the I surviVed :. .··t... · ~ from becommg complete flops, ~a~mg program at Enterpnse [ Now the rumor of Ulbncht's 1!-----· ' to the consequent embarra ss- U . church for ~e annu~l Co~-~ early demJ se as a political leadTh.e Gl'.ft·OUall'+v '¥<11Cih)c~ ment of the hosts and hostess- mumty Day servlce which WJII :er has been revived . And this .. .!-J :• es Bolton has suggested that J:t: held at the Rutland Metho-- · time there might be something '~ · ;..·,. ·· --....,;.:,{ th~ networks provide other en- dtst Church on Nov . 6. ,to it. ~..\ . ~ tertai~ment . during the vote- A~ongt hose attending the p ~rises from ~i~ita Khrush- , countmg penod . ,B•p!lst Associ•tion meeting at lcheu planned VISit to Bonn, • YOUR CHOICE He called attention to Lhe l Rio Grande were Rev d \('apltal of the West German i CAT TAIL (t ' re} fact that a number of actors 1Mrs. C. 0 . O'Connor, · J 0 ~nn Republic, and a ~eeting wIth . IFI-Dil who have appeared in western I Bentz. Harry Curtis, Ollie Mae Chance~r ~,udw1g Erhard. tf""1 Newest Shade shows are suppor_ting Barry C:O~art, Esther Cains, Margie ~hru~hc ev. 1s supposed to ha~e Goldwater . They mclude John I (Jnmm. Gretal Simpson and Ed- di.scussed lns West Germ~n tr1p 1 Wayne, James Stewart, Robert na Pickens. ,wllh Czech leader Antomn No- · ·.. . and Irs pla yed ri gh l Into our hands. Our Taylor, Clint Walker and Ran- 1 Attending the Silver Tea on : votny and the~reign ministers Lhlllll Uty- Perlect ror u.n ltMI-ta, l!..t 'Klttens ! Kitt~n ·e HPs. tllrtady famous for com fort every «C'UIOil. 21 Jemll JIIf'form•~~e~ IfNI ltl'lr Fradolph Scott. Sunday afternoon at the Che·J of Poland , Hun , and Czech· celebrate this :.:mng to our 1\<:i)l of th inking with~ movelfltfll; sllo~·rtslstanl, tlf'" • e.len"' winOo• Others who have . s.tarred in I shire Baptist Church were lsa- 1oslov ~1a dunn11 recent \'isit •~PiniiQII briCeltl It rtl· tool U .61W•Is, tllocll· ne:w. younger lo?k an even softer, Jightf'r feel. Ask me about tbe State ~w or whitt . llals1ant. • Hollywood or televisiOn W€'St- bel and Gretta Simpson, Fran- 10 Plague: ~ Pnme example ~s the sut-df'd plush ealf walking 1 Farm Car Finance Plan • erns are supporting President Ice.; Wilcoxen, Ollie MaE> Cozart Ulbncbt Could :setire . shoe . a step-In WJth _ high vamp and ti ny ripple for new w- uaed can. See Our ExtellSive Collection of!,BULOVA Wctchn If the purpo~ of t se disJohnson. They include B u r t and Esther Cairns _ solt' . See all ~ur Itt'\\' hl!t{-'ll.'i Kitlton -ettes. You'U From $24.76 .... .,._ - - - ....... ._. bolito Lancaster. Kirk Douglas, Ste- The Booster Sunday 1School 1cussions ":fiS . toseek me n~ of walk out purnng ~ ven McQueen, Henry Fonda Class of th£' Baptist Church 1 an~ Bonn, ~ne effective ~as­ and Barry Sullisvan. ISchool met at the home of <>asmg tension betwee~ Mo w Therefore, Bolton's plan is to · Mrs .. Blanch Spencer, F'ridoy and Ronn, Sir ·022 tltlve me ha~e lh~ net~orks ]Ui~e up ' evenmg Sept. 18 with twelve ure ~ould be the retirement i -t Court Street !fU • thetr elec1ton mght coverage members present. Mrs. Marie Ul~ncht. Pomeroy 1 top two teams a year ago, are Soatb: North CaroUna-Michl- Houston I over Denver' Boston Paul's Lutheran Cb8rch in Mt. Baptllf exported to follow up last gan State, even; Maryland· 7 over New York. The host pastor, Rev . Fall; Church and the Rev. Nyle BorSouth Carolina, even; MiaslaCharles Hauber and family. · Church. den are to confe~ 1uth ,.liN' sippi State I over Florida, VanMr. and Mrs. Walt!"' Barber Courtesy Committee - deslg· ,.ntallv.. ol the a a CouDIJ derbill 2 over Georgia, Florida O>n, Joey, of Ebt Liver· nalfd to Invite ministers of de- Association. State 3 over Texas Christian, pool visited a recent Sun day nominations not now represent- Areas of Service were dlJ. Duke 14 over Virglnla, Georgia with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bar· ed In the association to join. The cwosed and the decision was for Tech 15 over Miami, Fla., Au· ringer and family . Rev . Lawrence McDaniels of the Rev. Menzll Smith to bandit burn 17 over Tennessee, Mlssi• Alex Gilmore, Jr., of Cleve- the Racine Methodist Church an the scheduling ol Counl)l Home lt over Kentucky, Alaland, Florerice and Lalla Chev- the Rev. E. E. Emerson of the Services. The Rev. Mr. Early 28 over Tulane. • By Martha Hololqer aUer and Patty Barringer visPlains E.U.B. Circuit to handle the Semooetto Asslp. Mldweot: Indiana I over Mra. Ruth Barringer and !ted Mr•. Lena Chevalier reappointed to the committee ments, and the Rev. Mr. Boonl Northwestern, Nebraaka 2 uver daughter, Patty, were visiting 11 I ~~Pr~o~ar~am::~s~Th~e::..:R~e~v;..~M~e~nzt:'~l~~~o~assl~gn~Rad;;;;~lo;,;B;;roa~diica:.;;;i;st;;;w;;;o;;;rk;;.l Mlnn~sola, Wisconsin 6 over recently with Mn. lvllll ce~/.' and Mrs. Larry Holalni·lo Notre Dame, Michigan 8 ..er aller and daughter, Florence. er and family visited Sunday Air Force, Oblo State 14 over Mrs. Martha Hollinger with Mr· and Mrs. Clinton Hol• SMU. ed Monday In Belpre with her singer and famll Tho Wild Southwetl: Texas A&M I over sister, Mrs. Edith Grim, M a d M ~ Sh If f T11lnat TIMI Ordlnery TIP Houston, Iowa State 5 over Ok- just returned from the hospital. Bar~~n vt.';;~ r:Cen~y e~l~ lahoma State, Oklahoma 7 over Milo Patty Barrlnler wu ~ Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger. W1t1r Can Do Ta You, Your Southern CalUomla. racent overnight guest of Flpr· They alao had as 0 guest, Mrs. Family and Your Holsinger's sister, Mrs. Berthe Weal: UCLA I over Penn ence and Lana Chevalier. AI Advertlaed Ia of Empl Ohl State, Orqon· I onr Pitt, 011- Mra· Martha· Hauber Good Bousokeepln& Ia Mr . and • ... ranees o. Che v~ allef and family ol PalnesvlUe, \.l . Mra, Lydia Chevalier and daughters, Florence ond Lana, visited Saturday In Parkersbura A luollet ....r Thll with Mr. and Mrs. James Lowers and son, Blll. Romo... HARONIII Mr. Hable Cook, Laran, w. & IRON Va., visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs· Ernest BarFlltora, RonWhat arc water apoU, ringer and family. limo S!IOII 111m ea...tl bJ Mr. Richard Swain of Bellpre tap wote?r How do lb.,. hurt complexion•. dull visited his mother, M~rs~·.:~a~:jl hair. opoll fabrics damap Swain and Merlin ~ plumbing! Get tho ,.. pedwin. I . . N' h p . El.ect100 Ig t artying ~~~esCb~:;.~;·,1 '::Leta~ BLOUSES and SKIRTS A PLENTY! - Rep. B0 Iton Wrong Ahout Slate 8 over Colorado, WashingOthers elected were the Rev. Cbarae. ton 9 ov~r Baylor. Joseph Kraly, ol the St. Paul'o 'l1le Rev. Nyle Bor1leD cl till In the weekend pro games: Church, vice-president; TJle Rev Mount Moriah Baptist Cburch of NFL: M!Mesota-Los Angoles I Paul A. Sellers o1 tbe Syracuse Middleport extended an mvll>teVOil, Ba!Umort s over Chicago, I E .U.B. Circuit Secretary-Trea·luon from the Gallla Cowll)l Pittsburgh 4 uver Dallaa, New surer. Ministerial A"'oclltioll lor thl York 4 over Washlnglon, St. Rev . M. K Dawson of Heath The following Commlttes were Meigs County Auoclatloo to""' Loula 1 uver San Franclaco, Church In Middleport was . lnted . operate In w prearblrlji ~ Cleveland 1 over Phlladelphla. eel president when the appor . 1 '!be to be stag«! during the Lenten AFL: San Diego-Buffalo even, County Ministerial Placement Comm ~tee th Season 1be Rev Joseph KralJ Kansas Clty "'"'JForeign • Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Sept 24 , !964-5 saw John Wayn• outdraw ry Fonda, or vico •ersa, II could Influence them even more strongly than the computer predictiOnS. . • Also, it might create a siluation whereby the Democrats would wm the gunfight but lose . . Th e Lighter Side 1 less 7 Ask' for Porara. ofTotal Performance for '65 lti[ TOTAL PERFORMANC( liUSTAt-Ki 2+.2 . j ' I . all-new c:ai that's as roomy as a standard-size Ford or Chevy, yet priced right with Fairlane, Chevelle. With refreshing new styling. Oceans of room. 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(·-------"""':::::=,.•t~ HDIIIOI HOM . , ·:~ MI~DLEPORT, .0. ·~~::~J~·.,~ _ -~~· &.D~ Ll.~ . ,, ·,~.;\.~:!I' 't-;l't' .51 -~-~· • - - PRICES START . AS LOW AS "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE'; 'c · Coast'l Desert 1 World's longest and driest , coastal desert stretches along the Pacific littoral of Peru and northern Chile. Many weather ! Jtations In the area. hbe recont-j ed no rainfall In more than 20 1 years, but torrenHal rains somc·J t times fall In places and literal· ; I MA-I:N::ST:·--~~----~~~..;,.:POM=:I!:R:O~Y-I houseo ly melt. cluaten of baked • mudj .. ... ~ ~ . ·-...-:---··-___:._":....:'·.::. -~·*.:.~ ..:.. . .,.:: ...... ·.~ -.\., ;. f!OU1sg· ~ll8-- llliiii!SU!r«l-~CON ·FAIRLANE·FOAO·~BIAO SEE THEM AT YOUR NEIGA,ORHOOD FORD DEALERS TOMO=:r~\;::.:::.;::·~~"".: KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 South Third St., Middleport ... ·· · ~ . .. . .. . .. . . . . ~ ' .. - ' ·; ' . .- .. ; .. ' ... . ....... ' . �... \ RaDy Plans Are Complete ' Ohio Trio Hurt In Accident and Sharon Smith of Pomeroy, l liam C8pebart to. West Vlrp ~~ nd Mr Harold Job& 0 ' Mr. Harry Grinstead. Mrs. Ia Tech at Montgomery; Pblllp son reu:ned home alter Mary Aumlt.er, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, son of Mr. and M ra. vacaUonlng In WIJeQnsln. Reuben Stewart. C.al'y. Timmy , Granville Smilh to Mountaln Mr. lnd Mn. Gary MUler of Mrs. Clonch Edward Wrav 0 f H~ld .~1'/Jlember 2 7 ' Ha lly Dav wi ll be held Sun· , o· wd d t') ) do·ICS Sept l7 at Chester Meth· ! Ies e nes ay \.. eve an R<~/1,, · nay Will bP I ha~e I llulch, and Lloa, Mr. and M~. State Businc"' College in Park- Kenova Villled relatives hare od ls l ('h urch with Kathryn ' Clay Grinstead. Mr~ . Char el , ld B 1011 of ovtr the weekend Thr., Ra ulll. chaJrman of Commission P T PI.F:ASANT - \Ir s. Lau- PT PLEASANT - Edward Yonker, Bryan, Sonyl!l and Na- ersburg ; Dona rown, ' PT PLEASANT - T\w ~a· PT Pl.EASA~T • Cl I· d ha M d M Willi Grin Mr and Mrs. Donald Brown c 10 b Olu ~n s escapt'd 'it'nous lnJur) {l O Edu~:Htllln , in charge. ra May Pout Clonch. 79, Hog- " Worthy " Wray . 50. evt• <:~n t n, r. an rs. e · · Am Roush daughter of History traces the MtJtoe IOn County De mocrJI«' ' 1' Wednesda' """'""g "',. \ hwrr1 r1g wnrshi p service will sell . died Wednesdav in Pleas· Ohio. formerly of Ashton. W. stoad. Mr. and M". Thomas land /Mr \oulh to doc back 2,800 yeart to fhella e.lr _ \ 'd .t Hender be held at 9 a m wlth Sunda y ant Valley Hospital where she \ a. died Tuesda v unexpectPdly ! Grinstead, Paul Jo and 8ob, Mr. an II ll•·. tty Hunting land of Mslta dhu romplett'd pla nll fill .d d· n . and ra ll \ vn So t· oni!'-Car acct en nt•ar . . I . '' I ' d M B' IJ G ln~tt:ad and I ~·~a~ r s~h~n~;;,;; " ';;; v ~er~s~,_;;;,...,;;. · ......_,_·.,.·._......,........ , mner, a c.;e · --• pole S('hool follow ing for one-half had been a pa tient for the pa st ln the Lutheran Hosp1ta m ~,. e1 an rs . I r · 1 S 1 ?6 at the N;J III•Il ii ~on that st:ven:\.1 " powt>r 3 · . . . d ·d ...-1 • ''I Lo 1 M d Mrs 8111 1 llr ~d· "ep · · .. . ho'lur T hp remammg time will nme day s. veland . He ha res1 t'IJ 10 '-"eve- ~ Anna u St: , r . an · • Rf)ul r b2 with a 12 000 volt linth d R • d M Guar _.,rmory on · · he ~ IVf'n to the first four grades . She wa s born Decemher l , land for the pastiO years were MI"'Farland an a~mon • r. rwrth or PI . Pleasant Takt"n to Plt>CI S<:~nt \'al ley Hor4· who wtli present 8 program or 1884 . in Pleasant Rtdie , Mason he wa~ au employee oJ the Ford and Mrs. Cecil Duncan. Mrs Mass.achusetts Culll!: 1 f' h ma n tJII al m Stf'vt>ns ambulanre F'a~ tmL.~IC and recitations. Countv. the daughter of the late Motor Company. IMelvin Knapp , Harry Knapp. James A. Burl<e will bt: guPs.t lrt'<~ led a.nd n· it·ased we re . r . At trndance awards will also Mose~ and Lavina Leonard He was born February 8, 19l~ ~ Mrs. Harold Fry, Mr . and Mrs . 1 speaker fo1l<1 wing the 6 :JO pm B. ~lartm. Wa "hmgt on Co~1 ' be prest:"nted at this time. A Fout in Mason County !IDn of William Haroid Capehart , Mr. and Mrs. . Hm~t' dnvf' r nt tht· Vt' IH c e . · h dtnnt'r: .· .t - · , • • . •· . f:p. basket dmne r will be held on She was marned to T o~as t·: . Wr:1y of t\s htnn and thf' lat~ IJ oe p. aug h . D ebbi e. Beckv. · 'and ~1um· fn1· d<inC' InJl 'M il be .,.,ho suff, red c h~st llr ]t:l les . D . 1he l hurch lawn at 12 noon . E ('lunch in 1911 1:1nd he d1ed Ress·it' Cre means Wray . .Jackrt>, Mrs. Herman Knapp, 1 1 38 · furn lshf'd b!' " The Ff'ndt'rmr n" rwva .\ ;Jr tm. olum u_~ Tile afternoon program will in 1919. Mrs. c:lon('h wa s a life Survlvina: are his wife . Leona Beverly and Herrnetla Mr . and • frv• plf'l't' C'ombo trom .-\~h - fo rehead laceratr ons . unO o~;vld hf'~ ln <II 1:30 with special mus- . Jong Ma~on Count \' resident . Cook Wray · two :sisters. Mr!. Mrs. Fred Roush, Danny and 17 l.;wd 1\\·. Martin.· 1·· ·ht'r hu sbund wllo ra ,,. Hnd Ihe Rev · Pear) C1111to l ShA waH a member ·.-.r lh~ Pl~as- Ray Fisher. Barboursvi!lt> and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Everett r ' . · L' d M 111 11 1 · .t. 1~ hild rn the r ar· ' 1 Congr•·~!'man Burkr, guest ' nose br·rn'-'ln" a short me!lliage. Ev· · ant Hidge Ch r ls tHin Church of "'rs Erva Blakf' Ashton And Rou sh , Kath}', and · In a, r. \ · . 0 t n bb 1 -\ 1111 \1 · !ln R W il'i nort 1!'1 r. .n · . · , 1 t d ip~akt'r. ha~ Dt' r-n <~ lllt'tllller uu • <~r ermne is wt> lcome· Chris!. Sf'Veral nieces and nephews. and Mrs. Richa rd urns ea • Congress stnC'e 19!'J8 and Js a tn lll !'t>d . · _ _ _ ___ s urv iving are three brothers. Funeral service will be con- ,Susan, Nida, Yvonne, and Todd,_ BY: membPr of the Wa! ~ and .\lt·an~ Vrt'i.i :\1;lr l lll \~ <ls dltl'lllg nort h t;l"1l\'t'Sillt' St'rvit't' Fred and Charley Foul. both duele-d Saturday 2 p.m. in Mr . Vernon Grinstead, Sherrt CommittPe, and ha s .~erv~ on on Hou le 11 wht> n he- .lost e!Hl uf Columbus, Elza ~·nu~ , Hog- Moore's Methodist Chapel at and Jody Dudson, Sandy F@rUle Banking and ('urrt·m·~ ( ( IJil - trnl .111d stru('k the utrlrl _v pnlf J-h•ltl fur lnfnnl sell. and st'veral nieces and Ashton with the Rev Lloyd Mil- guson. an,J Earl Ingels. mi! tt"t . D<~m aees to the power po le PT. PLEASANT - GravPside nephews. ler nlliciating. Burial will be R.OTAR\' CLUB Other notabl~~ sla ted In at 1\' ('tT t· sflm:11•'<i :11 $l111U. :1nd $50 sf'rVil'es were h(•ld today ut 2 Funera l service will be held in t'he Church ('f!mPI.erv . F'rl~nds The Bend Rotary C'lub met tend , acrording to Mary Jane to ;1 pic~ d lt' JHT. :md t1w 1960 p.m. in Suncrest cf'metery for 1 p_ m. Friday in Stevt>ns Fun - mav - cn ll at Steven~ ,.~uneral ion Thur!day evening for their WILSON Tennant. chairwoman of 1~e model ('~l r \\.'I.~ dt-> nwl 1sht'd .\'lur-, the stillborn buby of Chester and eral Home and addltinna\ ser- HorTi r after 6 p.m. today. regular dinner meetlng at the Mason County f>emocnl!tc , tin wa.~ rrted fn1 lmlw·t' to kt-ep Betty Sue ~eal Holland. or C\ln- vires will be cnndueted at 2:30 Hartford Methodist Church. Com mi ttee. nrP : Joe F. Bur- right nf center. ton, -Ohio. with Ute Rev. Donald I p. m. Friday in the Pleasant Those attending were Oonald dett , Congressman 1\ i' n HeehLockhart officl1:1ting. , Ridge Church of Ch rist. BuriJ I Foglesong, Herman Layne, ler, Gus Douglass . was a re1i rt'd fa rmt• r and re si- Survlving in addition 1o the ! wil l be ln Pleasan t Ridge cemeI Donald F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Homer Smith. ~'~a sun C'ou~l- dt'nt nf r:nlllpoli s Yt>rry f~lr 22 pJrents are pnternal grandpar- : tery.. t, riends may c;r ll at 1he Floyd Carm~;~ck, Dr. John ty Democratic ehatrman, wtll yf' ar s. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neal. . Funeral Horne after 6 p. m , Ridgway, Clyde Poley, Rome Rrvt' as toastmas ter. lit" wa s bor n at Southside on Pt. Plensant and maternal great Williamson. Russell Capehart, Tic:kt'ls are on s~le at Dcm- .July 11. 1875 the son of .Jonn- grandmother . Mrs . Harry Bt·own j Fi rs t aut omo?ile acdde~l in· , Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Ar· ocrat. head~uarters 111 Pt ~leas- th<~n <~nd Ma lind<.~ W1lham Lewis Pt. Pleasant. surance policy ,.. the U n 1 I e d OKrNSTEAD REUNION th" Thabet, Thoma11 Reed, and an t and will also be anula iJie He marrird Sult~ Edwards LewIstates was iss u<"d in 1B!l8_ 'fhe descendar.ts of Rlehard Rev. Martin Berisford. at ~ht' door. is on July 22. 1899. Surviving Plt"asant Vallf'y HoNpital i Th e Morm()n_s in Utah renoun- A. Hnd Susan E. Grinstead re- ~ E.U.B. TO HOLD RALLY 1 in <lddiliuon to.h s__wife a_re one , .~ DMI:''J'~D .--:_ ,\fr s. Frank :ced the poli c_v of pol~·ga my in union held in New Haven Park l A Fall Rally for the Point .Rt"lirecl Furrnt>r son. Hu gh Lewi s. {,all•pohs Fer- Knby. tralltpoh s. Mrs. F'ran~ ~~:__________ _ _ on Sundny, . Septembe1 20th.! Pleasant Group wlll be held on I 1 r~ , one b otlwr .ksse Lew1s ..\lorrl son. Henderson : Mrs. E\1- , . . . Those attendmg were Mr. and Thur~day, Sep\.embflr 2 th at the I 4 Dit'l at Agt"' 89 1-lendN son ; 7 grandchildren; 10 ('rt'tt Piirsons. Leon. , il am Young. Cltfton. a. son: Mr. Mr:o. Herb Krapp. Marga ret. ;New Haven E.U.B. Church. The I PT PLEASANT _ Henry D gre at grandehildren and 5 grt.>c1l DJSCHARt.llD ¥iehael I and Mr~. F'rank Mormon. Ht>11 - and Jlm of Norwe~lk. 0 ., :0.1r. gam is as follow s. : Cov- ! 911 6 30 up Lewi~. &!. of Gallipolis F~rry. grandf'hild rf'n Funer<~l <'~rrange- ~idlf'ns. Pt. Ple<~sant: Laura · de~son . da~~~t~r: ..\1~ . . :md and Mrs. Bill Fr~, Cheryl Dish Supper: ?:OO Ot'!VO· : d.ied Wednesday evening at ht s nwnls wtll bf' annmaH"rd h.v the (lonct:·, Hogsett tt>Xptred l. ,. Mr s. ~ ran k Kub~. ("illrpol1s, a Bill of Huron. Oh1o. Mrs. :\1ar. tlof'lsandGenera\Presentations; llome after a short illrlt'stS. He 1•. c. Mohr fo' urwroii-Jomt!. BIR!f!S- :\1r. and Mrs. \\11- son. ____ ___ . Inn E~posllo or Huron. 0 , Mr. S:OO Divisional Meetings for - - - ----- - - -" -- - i and Mrs . Richard Grinstead, children's workers, youth workFootball Jers•v• • $3.98 ' Canton. 0., Mr. and Mr!i. Dale , en, and .Jdult workers (Sepa · Your Favorite Pt-o Team With Number Crinstead. Canny, Donnn, 01- · ratP. group" will he held tor , ane and Richard ,. Cant_on, 0 ., PERSONALS ~1r . and 'VIr~ Davrd Grmstead, . KICKING TEE $1.,00 TJmi and Heather:·canton, 0., Mr. and Mra. Paul B. Pow- 1 Mrs. W<rlter Taylor, Dale and ell and son Rick gf New_ Hav1'rov Columbus, 0 ., Mr . and en and Mr. and Mrs. Richard vtrs·. ' Bob (;ri n~l ead, Bob and Burton and daughter Debra Kay --~:;;., i Dil'k uf Albany, _(L, 11r. and ,spent the weekend recently at - Mrs Mike Grinstead, Athens, ' Oilebay Park in Wheellng, W. 0 , Mrs. fl oyd Miller. Marielta. · gva . . o :, Mr. <~nd ~1rs. Ja~k Fowler, The foll~wlng ~ere omitted Tummv Tonv, Point Pleasant, from the hst ol student& from Mr . ._1 ;~d Mr~. Hank .Johnson, New Haven. ~ttendln.g. colleges MILL STREET - MIDDLfPORT ~'f?'' l 1'f'ITi, <Hid Bobby, Hnrine, 0 ., . and universtttes : Wtlhe Cap.e· i Mrs. Maxint> _ Arn~~d-·-~~~<;_ an~a ' hart. sollln'.'o~f~M~~r.~an~d~M~rs~.~W~t~I-J,.,..._..,...,._,..._ _ _...,.,........,....,_:-"-'"-~·-~~-~·-~-=--· day . P~te ~1r. 1 • 1 EQUIPMENT 1 New Haven ,, ' • 11'11 Sept. 20th. 1 The 5aftC, ·• count H<ave~." leedl~g.' or Millfield .ang "Hide Thou Me," Wilma Jean Atherton, It; cal sang. "You Must Bt:lleve ' Churcho• and placl!i were recoanlzed, with those slandtnJI as called: Lottrldce, Tuppers Plalns, Silver Ridge. Ora~ae, Chester, Flatwoodz. Coolv1lle, Middleport, Pomeroy, Hemlock Grove, Atheno, Columbus, tinD'ton Parkersbur11, MI . Hill • ' Chri1tian chu~ch, A_thens, . Hocklna. Roctne Ftrot Bapllst. Shade, Vanderhoof, Bethel, Alfred · th The quartet gav e ano er leo of oona•. enjoyed by all . Remarkl:i were given by Rev. Pearl Casto and the diction was pron'ounccd by n:ev. Ct.tstn. BE SURE TO SEE THE IFootball $2' I and:;:/ 1 BUICKS- PONTIACS Tuesday wi or, !he meeting opened in ritu-- GMC TRUCKS NOW ON DISPLAY BLAETTNARS POMEROY See What Value Offer: on! I 1 I trsobn-~~· Watch for ... .RIZER'S SPECIALS •to•• o"'y once a day ••• light a fire only onco a yoor ••• burn any kind of coal, coke,. Each Weeki brlquoto or wood ... no cllnkert and minimum 1moke! CIRC~LATOR- UIIAII molmnc·s BEST! " - " up M 6 room1 thro-~~oh both circulation ond rGfi•tion . w -4-fll,ot l'irtbriclt Con11r1Htion . " "Droll- O·M•ri<' '""""" la•o• .,,., ,;,_,, Sp<lrf"l"l f.. d door . Holdo 100 lb •. ~ool. Hanthorn• •ftrnilllrto• ~I)" I• • ~bin~ , , •• , , , . , , . • All Weather 42 whf-r~ ',;"a~~nsos~:m,: ~l ~~n~~ i 91 18 SOCIAL SECURITY FLOWER NOW AT POPULAR PRICES! ' ·lo gh: 'I BEN FRAN.KLIN .- . .Biockwoll Tube Ty,_ . 2 for $14.0f) • eyF!:' I I I - Property \. GROUND BEEF Transfers rb.l9c c M ~Ius tax and 2 rerappablf' urea. Add $2 per tlre if ra~e - in is not. re~appable. rVhltewalll onJy f2 more 'r ach. $18 9,95 BREAD 6 .......\1 MILK THIS WEIKS SPECIAL! 800 x 14 CUSTOM SCI R""on - Ttrhelt>ss - Narrow wall. Fult 4 pl y tire. Ori gi nal t'Qulpmtnl RADIANT RADIA!VT WARm ma•nmts II!ST IILLIRI "••t• fllllll 2 '" IIAUTIFUL PORCELAIN FINISH I POPULAR ROUND DESIGN! rt••••· P•l•nlltd .. 4 , celoin f,Lh . S.orn •lfhiOtodi~g Pl11e 'lrebritk Cu . rur,., Ilk• "•·Flue room1 , l~''""tlf ,.do"thn..,l·lyp•• tlneli•tl-• Plrebr l fl! (on olruc • lireiDr ick fl.., .. . llllt la~o~•" . . elf. 1-.iu finhh. Cool topoclry, 60 lb1 . $79·95 lio"" ~ 111 t:i1~11ialoiL C•ol top<uity, 100 lb" tlnith. Pick Your Si~e! Pick Your Savings! Bargains For All! Easy Terms For All! (•fl ••flullr' 100 lin. $129·95 . Tu~• 10 DAYS ONLY! Htott from 3 lo 6 hu · 39r with tiro off '" 19.99 Plu• $ He... "I' t• .5 room1. ~•~ely llfll me- P••· 4 BACON I i re, RADIANT SAVE 10 IIDIEJ DDrii!.IE.Ml fl if ·: ON A GO GO 1964 • VISIT OUR -SHOWROOM! "'-----Come In Now-See Them AU----" Mason Furniture 713·5592 HERMAN GRATE , ~_,._ ...... . "' CO~PANY .... . ..... •-"' . . ... . . . . . ~ . e 3 Registered Pho•o WY 2-a101 Pharmacists to Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE DODGE - DODGE DART - LANCER S. SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT HOME OWNI!JD " OPI!lltA'l'ED l'omeroy. 0. ' ~ Your druggist is proud of the public service his profession renders, and aware of its responsibilities. •He knows that his job is vital to the health of your community. R. H~ RAWLINGS SONS CO. . i'OU'JJf.. LIKE OUR SERVICE MASON, W. VA. DEDICATION / • .. DODGE! I RIZER OIL fb.J9c SAUSAGE ~~:~ - ON DISPLAY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 0 Model 1117 s-10 SIMON'S 0 I hoot from luol .•. !ill your 1 I 1 670 X 15 NYLON E1· Thursday. at 8 p.m. et the The muilnl openeclm rltual- ~ lU. A communication was read cea . ~as IIIIIGUI1eed wbell the u~t who. tan to attend are to win Hayman and Mrs. Orville Southern Local High Scttool. la~c form •nd ap":al : from Edith Wakely, d!ltrlct d• A;"'~a7_,met ;;!'l:ldoy ewnlnl contact M~s. Knapp before Oet. Croo~s and M Hand · There are lots to d1scuss smce 81 . w~s answer · co puty. The Booater meetina to a uqj'0 " Mrs Gerald Wildermuth 1 Paliy Fultz ary football has started, "' paronll muntcalton wao read !rom the 1be held In the Lions Club com- M,... OUn Knapp, pre!ldent, 2. . service chairman: ' ley were pre•ent and gave !hoi! and everyone Interested In the State Malter In regard to elec· 'fllunlty building at Belpre Oet. l("~ the ·'::tee:!;'g l~jtu~ll: of Legion picnic held reports on the artlvlt••s "' are urged to come. tlon of officers and he alao 12 wa s announced. A dinntr at l c orm WI . r&. e Girls State. They were accomRock Sprmgs Gra~ge will sent a form for resolutJ~ns to the Flr•t Method 1st church at ~:~ Sr~re•e:~ ~~Ruth representative of the Post ]nan le~ by Ml~~ H::m~ ~>V'!l moth In regular sessaon Thurs- be sent to State Grange if they e p. m. wtll precede the meet- man who is in ho8 ital present and ~poke on the er, Mrs. John Handley. Pt 8 P m. have any. . 1111j aod roaervotiono must be and to M 111T A 8 P of the Drum and At the close of the m""t'"" " ·. ~ b d th The WU11n8 Workers class of Ollu!r ollicero elected were ]In to Elsie McAfee, Belpre by h corps and asked asslst. tbe group adjourned to the .., EnterprJae EUB church George Gilnheimtr, overseerj October 1 Phy\11!1 Rowan dep· wAo 1011 " y$40ea · .. . ce of the Uru't Mrs Frank 1•clal room a desc- ·t ' Mr 5 Ath Or Jt . ' CODlUlODO1 WBS • ' meet Thursday eve_mn&. at r ur r, ~ urer; uty, presented M_n . Swan, ~at made to the de rt.ment presj.. Cheesebrew, Mrs. Guy E Gu.in- course wa_s served by Mrs home of Mrs. Myrtio Long. George Holter, stewart,. Glen deputy, wtlb a gift of approcta- doni 's s cial ,in'd to urcbase ther, Mrs . EIZII Gilmore, Jr., !Gerald Wtldermuth. Mrs Jeo The Riverview Garden Club Lawson, asSista.nt slewart, M~s. Uon. televislo~ ,.t, 1and oth:r n..,e.. and Mro. Paul Case• were nam- IWebsler. Sr. and Mro. C.rl I meet Thursday evening, George GenheJmer, chaplam; . t the • t to meet with the Post mem- 1Will with Mrs Gaynelle Wt5'! 24 h • •o t !h h Harry Holter !rea urer· Mrs sarv equ1pmen 1or s1... ve • · t at ·• :u a e ome ' s • J • Layette Sho e is · h 'tat - Oh' d the bers It was announced that the 1.as a· rQntribut.ing hoste!!s. ~rs. . Bess Larkins, with the Pearl Koblentz , secretary; • w. r and Post. asked the support of the ' David Cumm ings won the travMrs. Edna Hall. Ralph Parker, gatrekeeperj Mrs. Gaven Mr•. _ BIRfJS . Sojdiers home at Sandusky It Unit in the construction of the rtl ng prize . SEPT. !5 Hobart Newell, Ceres; Mrt. Mrs. AUred B1ggs entertain" d tb h'ld · The Rock Springs Methodist Dale Kautz, Pomona; Mn. Edl~ ed with a layette shower Tues· lwas vote to pay e C 1 we 1· wtll spothnsor aSacatebter- sLon Hollond, Flo~a ; Mt rste. Grdlen dayHJev enlhng a~ her homCe, Wyl· ~ • L EI &±lu&USI ~ 1 11s ory awson , 1a y ass1s n 1 wa ; Is 1 11 , onormg Mrs. hares la dinner at e 1 FOR FALL schoo l Friday beginning at 5 Earl Dean, three years and Bailey. Gifts were placed in 1 PLANTING p. m. Roy Miller, one year, executJve Ia basslnet decorated in white ' The Pa!t Matrons of Evange- committee. and yeilow. I line Chapter, OES, of Middle- Ml" Jennifer Dean, youth Gamea were played durin( port, will meet on Friday, Sept. chairman; Mrs. Earl Dean, the evening with prizez , 23 at 7:30 at the Masonic Tern- home economics chairman; awarded to Mrs. Harold Dun· Hostesses will be Virginia Mrs. Mae Holter, juvenile chair· fee, Mr~. Nathan Bi!=tl"'· Mrs. ~ ••1112 Di 111 • A • w ~eu1lzllng and Emma Clatwor- man, and George Genlleimcr, Harold Smith, Mr~. . 0or..1 Twenty mlllton social seeurJ. 1 thy . legislative agent. A d1scuamon BlgJ8l Mrs. J ack Sm1th. Mrs. ty beneficlarlea get 1.1 billlon SEPT. 28 was held on the Installation of Raymond Randolph, Mrs. Don- dollaro each month said wu. Fl~~er sho~, "Vacation Mem· o!ficers which will be announc- , al.d Bailey and Cheryl Ann 1 Ham P. Barker, S~lal Securl· eTULIPS ' orles at Oh1o Power office In ed later. . Btgg!l. 1t District Manager in MarietPomeroy Sept. 26--27, Saturday Refreshments were served at A dessert coursP was served ~ ~~ eHYACINTHS and Sunday, by Wlndlnj Trail the close of tho meeting. by the hostess to those named At the beginnin& of 1963, some Garden club. The next mectlng will be above and Mrs. James Knopp, 91 million workers were jnsur· i ~EPT. !'I, Tuesday, October 27 and will Miss Sharon Smith and Ml" ed under the world's largeil ineNARCISSUS . The descendant• of J . C and begin at 8 p. m. Doris Randolph. Sending gilts surance program, Social Secur· but unable lo attend were Mrs. ity. Flfty-flve million were per· eCROCUS Ethelinda Moore will hold a re· , union Sunday at the Sulton ef Floyd Dunfee. Mrs. Elmer Bat· manentty i!Jsured, and S2 mil- ' Mcthodtsl church on the Ra- ~· • ley and Mrs. Myron Bailey . •• lion had wotked long enough to ctne - Bashan Road . A basket OffiCers are \ qualify in <l@Se ibey became School Sale Sflllln Pro'gress dinner will be serv:<~ at noon. , · SON. IS BORN dhJabled. These figures have inAll relatives and lrtends Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wams· ]cro.,.d during 19!!3 and conlin· ' Special Prices On Many llemsl invlt~. The Gallia County eight et ley are announcing the birth of ue to the present time. • SEPT. 28 forty Salon No. 612 met ln reg. a 7 lb. 15 'h oz. soo. Jame• Rt> l The 55 million permanontly .Jane Howell Tent ~aughters . ular session at the home of Mrs. bert, II, at Metgs Memonal hos- 1insured workers can expect to of Union Veterans w11l meet David CUming!l with Mrs. Or- pltal, Wedneaday, Sept. 16. The receive rE!Urement payments Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the vlllo Well as co-ho•te"· grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. even lf they stopped working -- ---LOCAL. LV r • \V ~II D · NA1 oul>l' '-'-' , ... r,uv\!~ DAY Hall. A polluck dinner was enjoy- Norman FISher ol Senec~vdle, now. The famlllos of the 91 BUGS AWAY ed by ll members and one ~nd Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence million can expect to receive WY 2-3498 .· POMEROY NEW YORK (VPl) - A new guest. I Wamalcy of Chiton, W. Va . Mrs. monthly payments, and a Jump· repellent acts on the bugs, not Preceding the meeting t h e ! Mart c7r!'Y of _Pomer~.:rin:od tum amount, or both, in case on the people around you. 0 n e following officers were installed ~~s. Wt ham ~lSher ~~~rs- the worker dies. The 52 million manufacturer has introduced a for the coming year by partner ~ e Ware gr~_a . .gr~~v~o d:s~ and their families are protect1 1 push-button, foam·type repel· Mrs. William Stewart, Athens: ~rns e~ a so fl ~ u ed in case the worker becomes lant which has a "lotion • Uke Le Petit Chapeau, Mrs. OrviJ. er, une nn, age ve. aeverely disabled. The net reel and pleasant fragrance" le Well; Le Deml Petit Chap· · VISITS IN PORTLAND effocl is that some 90 per cent to thoae around you- hwnan1, eau. premier, Mrs. David Cum. M . Bl . 8 Sh k nd Iof tbe working population has Self.Servic!l A!\arket Pomeroy that Is. But ll dlooouragea the 11\gs; LeDeml Petll Chapeau- 1 ~)or of ~nell · T ~ ey a protel!tlon agalnot one or more 8 pesky mosquitoes· (Johnson'a Deuxierne, Mrs. Gemld WJ\der- amndl~ us ",·- e ~ ·h ahresl of the!:le risks. . spe mg some 1rne WI 1. 1. ! f theoe r 1sks are Oltill!t..Pti.ILY UNTIL ·7:00 P.i h La I Wax) . mul : Secreta re Catsslere, ll M nd M J B 1 Since •ll o Mrs. William Brown; L'Arche- ~harcnk • fr. pa tl ndrs. M.. · universal. S~lal SP.l'uirty IG a SA TUJtDAY TIL 9 P.M. . ta Mrs. Ph!IU p Hecker; L'- ,,Shoc key o I . &Jor ' . f I t 1 VIS , r ort'red 1 8 fonn - b&s1c source o ncome a re- 1 1 0 Aumioner, Mrs. Silas Hamllton, er ~ p~I~t. ~0: now 19 tlrement, disability or death. I LaConcterge, Mrs. Dale Mourn· ·1 1 ·1 t H r-ent . Child W If a commoro1 p1 o . • ~ ~ng ; . e are, Mrs. Silas ly completed a counte at AgriHamflttllt; ConstltuUon. Bylaws, cultural ·Aviation Academy at SIMON'S GOOD Mrs. Norman Wayland. . , Minden Nevada. Partnership, Mrs. Wllbam i ·----. Stewart; Scholarship, Mrs. Gino VERSATILE MISSUS 1March!.: Parody, Mrs. William CLIFTON, N. J. (UP[) _ Am- I Ground t Brown, Ritual and Emblem, erican women are determjned MMrsl. ECollen lDe~eel se; PubDlicltyd, do-i~yourselfers when it comes Elda H Carooy An"sline Car. FrMh . e gs un y ,, rs. avt 1 · ..... ' · · ·b 0 Cummln - • G. lll<l M repatr .JO s. · sey to Charles W and Connie WJI!iam ~;ow~ ounty, rs. . So hnds fl household products rChapman . 1.4S acres , Scipio. . ... 'M Osb ti 1manufacturer (Giamorene), Claire V Dudgeon to Ru th rs. y ar n of PonM!· : which in a ~m.mpllng of home- E Stake . Lots Columbia i roy, a member of the Shelby maker conversation found that · y, ·' · B Salon Departmental La Secre Fletcher A. Welch, An11ll . , laf • - 81 per cent will tackle even Welch lo Charleo A. Muoser, plumbmg npalrs. They call a · I re, was a guest. , The hostesses for the Oc!obor r 1 l 1 1 Judy Musser, 4li acre, Rutland. 1 1 . prot ess onl . _on y as a as re~ Da ' la H· Blumen"uer ' Edna meetl ng wt'II be Mr1. MoumUtg and Mro. Wayland. sor; M. Blumena~er to Olin A. FAIR ENOUGH Knapp, C. Pearl Knapp, 1.10 I GUESTS FOR DINNER NEW YORK (VPI) _ Grace acre, Salisbury. WHITE th bo Frank Albert Arnott, Nola I Mr. and Mro. Robert Goodall D · . (\.W.ns, e y.'~Jna.n '!' runs a Frances Atnott to Anna M and daughtor Becky were dtn- school for <~~rUne atowardesses, Ba'rd Lots Sulton Syracuse· !her gueatz Saturday evening of figure~ there's a llilOJible reason l.~ M. 'Bair't t~ Frank Alw Mr. and Mra. Jame1 Neuti:HnK why g1rls t~hould want to be as- bert Arnoltt i'llola Frances Arat their hQqje on Powell St., tronaut•. The prospect of tt L 1 S ll n "yracuoe ' htl ,no, 01, uo, ~~ ·' · 1 1 Middleport. wheJg ldessne•• appea a to t rem, June Picken9, dec., aka Jane >MALL 88 ae PickenS to Homer L. Picken&, · ~--------------=-iiiii...,...,...,._,_liiiiii_..., Dorothy Hill, 1\JnOI Founds, 1 CANNEl) Carrol G. Pickens, HQmer L. ' : Piekens, Jr., Wilbur Pirkena, l".. Leland R. Pttkeno, Aff. ror Trana., Lelarl. Homer L. Pickens, Sr., DoroBuckeye Sliced taf! thy Hill, Agnes Founds, How· cans ard Founds, Carroll G. Pickens, Jean Pickens, Lelar•rt R. Pick· ent, Jewell Plckena, Homer L. Plckt~nb, Jr., Norma Plckomt to Tray Wflllam Pickens, .34 acre, Le· Pack _ lb. !art. DODGE PRESENTS Construction • to get more nounced are m to Mn. Albert Roush Rolmetil, Mrs . Tbomu 2 at 1 I Patented •4-Fiue Firebrick membtn arc \ /nsfal/ed I ••oo• ge oleS.. the 8 40 unit I IIIW MODIL will Tueecla)' 24, School at 9:30. followed by aar· vicos at 11 o'clock, opened by singing " When We All Get t.o followed by prayer by the Rev. Frank Chee•ebrew of Mlddlport. The "Melody Four Quartet" of Parkersbuf'11 I'Jang s~veral numbers: cloJing pray· er wao given by Dln1more Boy· l<> Dinner was served on tht rhurch lawn 1t 12, wJth Warren. Bentt or Millfield ••kinl the blessing. The afternoon program began at 1·30 with Charlel Tay· lor The opening •ong, .. Bleued Assurance." by the audlrenee followed by the Invo. cation bY the Rev. Emerson of Tuppers Plains. eHelmets e Football Shoes eHip Pads e Football Pants NeWS NoteS _a SOaAL Dale Kautz is D of,( Coundf I Legion Units Plan Canteen lor no:.~os~i::uu. olflftllt'"" Methodist Church Home-Coming at LENDAR Elected WM by ~~!"R: =~ucbt- Post, Auxiliary Membeandrs'bB~~~dren ::::.,uand~ a88l': CA Ch es f er Grange aeulon of America, met in re&lllar Plans for Drew Websler Post 1 re on .. eel by !ln. C.. WID and lllrl. Alfred 1$• Held on September 20th evening wllh American t.epoo and AUl· . Dovid Cummlnga. Hllllemo 01 The annual homecoming oi l The quartet then preoented a SEPT. u th !::~b:•01-:: G=- Graco Swift, ASIDCiate COIUicll- ' ~~~~~ :r:o"P!t~tee_:.: in ~:~~e::'" ~0w~• ~ for the~~~M= 8 the Allred Methodlot church oerleo of ••ng The SOU!booat Loeal BI!ICI Y · prolld!ng. and re,.rvatiolll aMoun CWt 111 ttas held Sunday, I audit!nce Boosters hold thetr regumet ev~~ llry to meet th~ to be The day began with Sunday Your Blml ng•." Warren Benlt lor mteling September Mrs. Earl Dean prealdtng. ialiatic form. Dorothy llurat waa ]Legion Hall for parties and dan b Oel Members or the local Mrs. Harold Smith, M, . e Shoulder Pads . - -...;....::.._24, 1964-_! RIXALL DRUGS WY. 2·2955 ' . .' -~ Pomeroy ON TilE SLANT NEW YORK (UP!) - The slant Is upward on sale• or the slant board for exerci6e lrul r• lluUon, reportl the National Notiona AnoclatiOII. Slant boanlo are for lying on, with lee! hlaher than head. and tho,. who promote them I!O.Y they're good for toning and shaping legs and hlpo, .Ummlng flabby arma, flal!onlnl the llbdomen, and helping the figure whlle on 1 diet. They now come with built· ' in massagers. M0111t contain loam rubber padding for comtort. c...,.... lle0081ldoa The U. 8. ratffted n treaty of peaco with Great ..,,.u.-., nn .TAn. 1f,. '""' "",. 8 FRESH OYSTERS PEANUT BUTTER · ·· · · · · · 3 lb. Jar 99c JE LL Y .. · .... ·.. · .... ·.. 3 lb. jar 99c PURE LARD .......... · .. · 4 lb. can 79c r OLEO, 4 STICK .... · .. · .... 6 lbs. $1.00 ' POTATOES SO l:., S1.49 �.. . .. ' ~ ,, ~ - . ,. .. . , - - - - - - - - - , 1-!lllllr Btn!IDel, I'Omeroy·M"lddleport, 0 ._~e!>t. 2~ , 19G4_ WANT AD For Sale For Rent INFORMAnON ..00 p ........... 0... ..,...... l"ubU....U. .. t,«~ 0..."""' w.......... 4llll'lftllla• 4. Ill CAN O..J:l.a.ll noN• mRR.,....lONf "'ltft ... IC..'CP"410 \IPUJ ,,.. oa. .., 11.011 &.. • l>t1h~o... ~:~- FURNISHED 1partmenll Pomeroy and Middleport utilities furnished, 11'!.00, .00 per month. caU WY 2720 - WY 2-3589. .,...,.,uo .A lluN• , .~ .. aouruoat..• _,...•• •-IN> n•ll• ..... "' ........... • .., O<b 1_..... "'"''""""•"'• ltrr'n1'o ... nulo-t "" ,.., ...... ,.,., hrt , ..,m..t l••••~ ~. """ .,.. .-eop<~n~ll'uo triu 2 SIGNS Real Estate For S.le FOR SALE : Seven room housl!, garage, near High School and Elementary Schools. Also fur . THREE USED bathroom out· niture. 463 IJncoln St.. Midfits. 1 forced air gas furnace, dleport, Ph. WY %-0231. 84.000 B.T.U. Priced reuoo9 1.1 3tc sble. Ph. Chester 11115-317!. Of QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door A NUOD lire• Television Revue $695 6 cyl. engine, 1tandard ttana., &ood tires, radio and heater. Special . 9 24 3tc "World War~" which arrived wh..-e it II lola(. II lw ao 1~ Tuesday night, II almply tllll tude. and It Indicated it will be It Ia on tho air. In 1 talevtaloo relevant to IA>day In Ill porcepseason senerally dominated b)' don of hlotol')'. At an eu.mple, escapist hopash, 111o mere the opeoiJqJ preoentation, which ochedulinl of ouch a progrom dealt with Europe on tbo brtnll 1n prime time ill almolt an act of war, made a aubtle, through of heroism. unspoken, ·comment on the bruFrom tho llrot announc:ament tal, nostalgic and simple-mind· that "World War I" woutd be ed notion that ii:Ullnl used to be with us .in th11 60th annlveriBry done more honorably, It also year of ~ beglanlng of I h o pointed up how Idiotic mattera conflict, there baa never been of 'Oflated prlda can 110alate any doubt of the progrBID's Into war. qua IIty because thoao behind It Steve Allen. who baa replaoare tbe .~SIDe craftlmen w b o ed Garry Moore u permanent tum out the "Twentieth Cen· host of CBS.TV'o "I've Got A tury'' serlu. This oew series, Secret," will end hiS own ol c:ouroe, will doc:ument I b ooijbUy oyndlcated lbow Oct. 2!. "'"" hi• " r' '"•" """ ' " " -· ,,...,.,...,,.,. tlA l ' itlo ¢..-n... " ' ~D• •oro ·~ lol l•" mu ... o' ll& ~lf (ko ~ta Ill \Ant~ peo •nr~ ''" ·rt~...., .. ..gtt•• lru.r-ri""* it~ Ogceunt ofl paNI 1111 • ..., u11 ,..ltl wlttlt" 10 da'U :A.&D ~IIIli 'm'llroo "' - l'ti.v.IN! .. ~ fDI IMi •ord .... .... C.eb IU;ldll:lnnaJ Oft·tCJ ..... :t. liOUU L1D A. ._ "- o..Oll t' a OaliJ SatllJ'd!lY....,fi',1JI A M ..., lS10D GoO. n-.. ro 80 KA$Y ...... ., pu~..;• IUUl.'J ""'tilt burdm tar111 lw 11M 'f!ewa'. 'nlln 1111 of wort. Tho Allen procram bod no Jndlco'loa, 111' ll1o wa;, tbat Ifill IUCCtU for I ~Cited 0U, pullllo lfflln ol blstary will 111 I bJi IIIII lt. aeries. "World WI!" beaoftts' also ,.rvln( prcmodoa !rom the Na. from tbt aarratlon of actor Ro- tiona) EducltlaD Allodatlcm, bert Rym and tho music ~eore which apparently prefera IJ>. of Morton Gould, which bas stead to lend Ita namo IIIII IUpBy RICK. DUBROW war In 111"""1 detail, but tlllt II an effoot ol adding to the hum· port to ll1o llkeo of '"Mr. NoHOLLYWOOD (UPI) _ The not aU, It became clear Ia the lllizlnl of the documentary ma. vSk." best thing about CBS-TV'o now premiere. ., balf·ilour docum011W, oeriea, 'lbe priJIIram Jwow• ....,uy • PROLIUt.:ING PHONE WY 2-2157 -- Cord of Th1nks . --~-- r• DAllY CROSSWORD &aiOU 1. On I.::.':! , t . In7 :-* __ .... ... ..... ,_ ..... ,._,... ... ..... ....... "'·8ft at *-:J'ap. ... Com .... IIOWJf Gr. 20..=-.. .......... j u. . . _ .........._ .,._ u. ~ . . ..... Oo.... ............. ... ....__ ~-~.!':!.. ........ 26.ca.. .......... 18 10. mytll. LCooooat - -·= ---· ..... ..... ... .,....... ... _ I ,.._ -! n. ·L Oobt.aod.far m ... tbat ........ · 22.J14111tettre M.lllzdo- matioa .t tho .Aled1•· .. Crt«"& ... Core 2LPi'cJoraow 18· 'l'blol4 •'"" ll.Jrldhat .11, Diltrt. 28.- 11. ....... ,....,.,....;::.: 28.-ct III.N,_ct lf. Loooo. .. •• Halt. . al.Genu.ol tboWy 12. CioMto 18. Unde- .......... .................. : .,.,._,_ SAL-! -8'1........ GIAN CO.Ablem'M 41. .. _ ....-usa DJ\R,Y CBYP'l'OQUO'I'I!l - llele'o J!ow 18 WOik AX"I'DLBAAXB · .. LO•ar•J.LOW _ = ............ b --~----·""tho u., X 1br 1bo two 0'.. oto. 8tDg1e ......... _ _ a. _ _ _ _ .t tho tnlpllloo, a. loqt:b 1014 ... Ill ICBP OLZ "Actually, my Honry h11 very few faults, but I make the moot of theml" WMPO Radio MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 6:00 S•05 8:20 8 = •• ~ 8:30 6:33 8:55 8:57 7:00 7:05 DON'T MISS OUR SENSATIONAL " CLEA·R·THE- LOT Look At These Specials I 59 Volkswagen Bus · ··" · · Only $495 57 Cltev. 2 dr. Sta. Wag. · · Only $395 6 cyL Standard tranl. Radio. 57 Chev. 2 dr. Sta. Wag... Only $495 8 cyl, Automatic trana. Radio. 57 Ford Fairlane 500 •· · · Only $395 t Door 8 eyl. Au-tio tnnl. Bodlo. 56 Chev. 2 dr. 6 cyl. · · · · ·· Only $195 Slandard Irani. Rodlo. 1:46 Sip 00 September TIRilT 50 Ford 2 dr. 6 cyl. · ·-· · · · Only $50 LOSE WEIGHT safely 1111<1 ea• lly, with new Del·a-<llet tal> leta. Only 118c. Stan Pbarn> .. 13-00tp acy. Sign On -News Sacred Hesrt HOill' G: OS Cmmtry Music Melgo County RFD 6:ZO Country Jamboree p u1 •· F a ~wers - arm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show Nw. 8:00 Pomeroy Hi Football Rev. Raymond Jones· R•l 9:30 Middleport High Football Sports HeadUnes 11:00 Top Ten Show (Dati')' W ~ R eamer eport Valley) News 11:30 Top Ten Show rDutlons) Ttny•s Cbapel 12:00 NooD News 1:30 NPwa 7:35 Pickens Hardware <Tues • Thuro.) 7:50 News Report 8:00 Bill Mlller Show 8:00 Johnson •. Slmpaoo lm. Show <Fri.) 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Show <Moo · Thurs.) 1:45 Baker Furniture Show <Wed. • Fri.) '8:45 1&8 Super Market Show (Thurs.) 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee With Janet 10:00 Grand Ole Op'I'J' 11:00 Ministerial Assoc. 11:15 A.S.C. Program • Fri. II : IS Family Worship • Thuro. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. Ell·Tuea. 11:33 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny'• Country HyDUll 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star·Frl~ 12:1i Larry Ander0011 Show t:OO Jim Mees Show 1:18 Blaettnar Auto Show <Thurs.) t:30' Local Newa 1:00 Jlnl Mt!eo Show 1:00 Slmml'l Markel • Newo 1:00 SUDdown Serenade ALL CARS MARKED DOWN 8:45 Sign 0!1 Ocrober SATURDAY 8:00 Sign 0o - News 12 :15 Musical Interlude WJEH RADIO PROGRAM 1.00 t:lll IDterchanp MONDAY tHROUGH f'RIDA Y I ·. OO ••- on, M~··• Clocll -..•:30 No• •• Boa""-· ~ 6:32 Musical 'Clock 7:00 Bo SliD & Knot. 1M N :w ewa -~ '!..: • ·•· 7:~ . 'M. 1.1114al c-...:·;: "' 1:31t News Headl~ 7:32 MustcaJ Ckd ' 7:..0 Word & Test1mOOJ 8·.00 Ohlo Vall~ ...~ Newt ·. :OO Communlt)' NeWI 5:05 World, National Nel'll 5:15 SpoU!ght 011 Sporto 5::15 Weather 5:30 Sunset Blvd. 1:00 Sign OU SATURDAY 1:00 Sign On, Muslcol Clock 7:00 Be SUD v Know LfnLE ORPHAN AMNII 7:"' News 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 7:M Muaical Clock 1:00 Bill Miller Show 8•~ World, Nlllkmal N'"" 7:45 Word & Testimony IOSU Football) 8:10 Sporll 8:00 Ohlo Valley News 8 : ~ Sign Oft Septemher 8:1! Weather Picture 8:~ World, NaUonal NeWI 11:45 Sign Off Octobe'-.,.. 8 18 Muslcai-Cioclo 1:10 Sporto Today SUNDAYS US Communlt)' News US Weather Picture 7:00 Sign Oo - News l •OO Talk o1 the To!OD us Musical Clock 7:35 SUnday Showcase 9:55 Masoo Councy News 1:55 Newt 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 10:00 hmlly Worshlp Hour 11 oo Mll!lcal ~'I'Jck 8:30 Newa lo.IS Public S.n·Jcl 11 :111 Song & Story nmo 8:33 Hour of Dellverance 10 •30 Latcbatrtns Ni Family Worshlp Hoor (Elder Cllnei lo.ili WoriO NeWI·. 10•00 Newa 9:48 Congressman Abele 11:00 News Beot 10:flll High School Wt Parade 10:05 Sunday Cbapel 11:05 Morning Melodies 10:55 Newa 10:33 Waahlngton Reporla to leuept FrldaJ, 11:00 Army nmo the People Cburcll 8eJII Ring! 11.:80 Special CommUDl•• 11:00 Sunday Show II:~ World Newa ' Programs 12:00 Noon Newa 11:55 MUOD ColllltJ No... 12:00 Newo Roundup 12:18 Christiana Hour 12:00 Communlll' News 12•20 .BUUetla Board 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets u,re Local Ne"'" 12•25 Nowa 0 GriDll 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsono 12:10 Marleta 12 so Saturday Matlaee 1:30 Rev. SUu Billups 1:us Mill Day ltoatber 1:55 Newa Beat 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12 ·ZO Evano Bulletin Boord 2•00 Saturday Matinee 2:33 Rev. llcocoe Thome 12:2li NOWJ 0 Gri!DI 1:55 Nen Beat 3:00 Sundly Chapel 12•30 AarJctlltur< Aaeat I •00 Saturday Ma3:33 Country Hymiltlmers IJ:til Counii'J Go Round 3:55 Newo Bea1 < ·. '(Dan Bayman) 1:51 Non Boat 4•00 DIIICin< with Doss 4:33 Sunday Showcaae 1:00 Counii'J Go RouDd 4o30 Top Ten Revue 8:00 Baptist Llymlm'o Hour 1:110 NoWI Beat 5•00 NeWll Summary 6:30 Sundown Serenade S:Ot Mid·Way Matlnea 5: li Public Service 6 : ~ Sign Off September 1:55 N..., Beat 5.30 D1nner Music1le 1:~ Sip 0!1 October_ _ _ _,~=OO::..::DI::!'!'='":!.I..:wl:::lb:..:;lloao=--:-__:8::,::0C:_;:Si~gn~O;;fl;_ . By GEOIIGE WONDEk NOP£! CP.Mf 11\E ~~A'(. t;~ A CHANGE 'HAO "ffUR. E'i'S ON ME. f!.H '? MY CQMMit1T9 ABBIE AND lLATf. ===::;;;: I• IRANNIR 8Ef= Blandard tnDomlool0n. «:XJNO JET. Trade Now and Save I GET MORE FOR YOUR fRADE.IN MANY MORE USED CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE·~OM :· '' ··~, PLANNING YOUR VACATION? Road service, bail bond Mrvice and travel••rvlct CALL: E. M. BURTON WY 2-2632 fJI ISnMdw•v Mlddl..,ert AUTOMOBILE IDIIIJ'8llCO 11ee11 eancelled? •..oat your oper• tar'l llceole? CoD WY 1--. l1>tk For S1le or Rent FIVE ROOMS and bath , hou... 123 Hudson St., Middleport. Inquire Oh1o Hote!. i 22 Uc l On The Spot Financing BEN CASEY SE! BOB BURSON, JERRY BRoWN, MELVIN LlnLE, CLIFFORD PHILLIPS oR EDDIE FIFE AT ... KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. . . USED CAR LOT l,oc:ust & Sycomliro Sto. By HAROLD GRAY Ml~leport, f?. ' lON5 ,_ AIKJilltO A ;:'>TAl!&· ' . ~ �'I l Riding Cluf, Grnup llteet• for Pi<·nic Atound And " About Middleport I I Mra Richar;d Downing, Chll· Regional Health Cooferenre •I Ucoth; Ohio CoogrOI• BOII'd Ohio University, Bal<er Ceoty Rid ing club mf't at the Rock mem~. waa gueot ~t><•ker ter, Ol'tober 20. Spnnp:s fairgrnund Tuf'sday t'Vt'Mr. and Mrs. vernon Rocers when the Chester P.T.A. met Mn. John Rose, Safety cllaJf!o. ning for a wiener ro a~t and family of Oak Harbor and September 21. man, Is planning a program on Mr . and Mn. warren Bennett Mrs. Downing ataled that the Safely for the October 1t mee~ Tom R Relller. prestdent. <:~f · and family of Columb.. were three most Important P'o o1 lng of the Chester P.T.A. terwards read the na mt"s uf the wmners ol trophies 10 be p l't'· weekend guests of their ~::::~ P .T.A. are : sented a1 tfle /all banqut>t tn Mr. and Mrs. Charlea E 1 - Pertinent Information, keeping members informed of A IIJ<~nr m 1\0't:embeJ A trail Mn. Raymond Luman, a the needs ond , .. ,, of their nde and L"htrken barbecue at 1h~· f)r t~r<:Jd) home lfl WPIIstlth jp'Bde teacher of P.T.A· unit Musical selections by 1 men"' tnn . Octubt>r 4 bt>gmning et 10 Mason School, ls movina to 2 _ Parliclpation, gel~ing as singing group highlighted the <!H I \\- :• ~ dnTIOilll!'t:'d this week where sh~ many members . ~s po!!sibiE' to meeting of the Loyal Berean Iresidt at 544 Third-Ave. participate by gJVtng them Jobs class of the Middleport Olurch Thrf"t' horse shows were andaughter, Janice to do. Christ Tuesday evening at ntllllii'~'LI :-\Ppkrnlk•r .17 ,, : Arh 1S<tpet,.,loor of our.tes and s _ Publicity, keeping the , the ehurch t' n!i Octuber :1 . fi ·30 p m .. at ol Pe<jlatrlc Ward. Mro. public Inform . ed of what t he l Mrs. Marvin Kelly , president, \t"W H::~ri'rt \\' \ ·a . and fJc1o· C. Wlllpn, who hao been p T d f lh h ol rf."slding in \he Tom Rue - · .A. Is omg or. e sc 0 • opened the mPetim~ with the ber :l -4 at Alban.v The nt-xt She urged a. II umts makt' use group -~ating the "Lord'l m.-t•Tmg lVIII D~ T\lf'<::dav 0c1nment in Third-Ave., will f th 1 II bl f m ,.,, 0 the Luman re,sidence. e materia ava a e ro I Prayer '' in unison. Mr. L. R. bt>r ~1 / Jnd a {]ll:ir\E'!' hOI"St' rJim OCTOf:P:NEHIA.\S- L. toT .. Mrs . Minerva Child ers, Mrs. Cash Braley, Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, Mrs. Wilson , ill the m6ther of the Ohio Congress as tools for I Wiley gave devotions Including w1 U bt> shuw n Lf:'na \'kEJhinnl'.\', .\'Irs . J . M. Mitchell, Mrs . Oav~ Darst, Mrs. Val Reynolds, .Mt·s. Flora Steffy and back row, Knlgh&. a better progpraTm. S~e also i scrlptu ro;- re;~din~. with prayer stressed that . .A. 1s a co·op- b M H Rico \Irs fr·pd ShtUet. tl lh a Y r. omer . . I I PLAN SALE Mls• Nellie Zerk e and Mn. era tve group ra ler an I The men's group sang two Ilitis weekArnold are in New pressure group. I numbers. "Let the Lower Light! Evangeline Chapter . or.s. of and will visitlhe Mrs. Robert Wood ~as pre·, Be Burning," and "Stand Up 1 .\1idd 1·pur1 IS sponsonng (;I rum · York World's Fair while thrE!re.l sented a past president s pin. For Jesus. ·· Mr. DWI\ey and M mage sale Friday and Saturday, ' WI . 0 Mr. Carl Kautz, president. d t ber "It's St>plt'mlJer 25-26 ln tht> lormt'r • Oi'togn1arians or lhe :'\1iddlr- Mrs. HeiDel and Mrs. Edgar '· Happiness is not _in possess-(y .. in :he rlub tr easi.I~Y· Mrs. Dawes Sansbury of Mar- conducted the business meeting Rice sa~g ~. ue num ' A & P budding. Hour-; are from pon c'tn]l'(·h nr CIHJ~ l were re- Reynolds were m charge uf ing much. but bemg con!enl i Lets Exp lore Meigs J:n· is visiting with her aunt, when it was voted to purchase ,MY hOeslre. ted the slclt Y Ot 4 P m . i cognltt'tl rt'C't-'ntl~· during the the servire and presented each w1th what we possess or j Ly Day' ' was announced f~ t. R.C. Sansbury and silverware for the lunch room, 1 . T ose Ad~n Lambert 1 -;;;;;::;:;;;;~;j suml<-t\' School hour fur many ol ,the members with a gift of have ," was the thought for the 114. Each one going b take ld••us;hte,r, Sally Schaaf. to continue buying Reading Cir- ~ r::~s.wl~:. M~~·. Paul Davis and de~·n 1ed hours (d church serv - candy . .!'vtrs. Reib('l had chosen day, when the S~racuse Th1rd ,1a sack lunch. Further details Mrs. Arthur Hess was return- cle books for, each grade. and iMr Ken~Lh Dar!'it. both home i('l" dlld fur thf·ir dediratPd a pa:-~sage from ProvPrbs f,,r the WednE"sday HumPm~kers Club i wi.l: be anno~n.eed later.. to her home Wednesday from to have a Halloween party for f · h 't l M ,.....L>IW'olt 8 .I Vf's_ service. ''t rain up 11 chi ld in (former Demnnstrai10n C lub) l l hose ~~ Vl~ll shut- ms a.nd Hospital where sbe the children. ~~i~s 0:~~:~· com~unic;ti~u Theil' ages ra nge from 80 to the ~¥ay he is to go, and wlle1J met for its t'irsl meE'Iing nf i new families m t~e community a surgical patient Mrs. Delrnar Baum's fourth 1 th N England FRI.- SAT, - SUN. 1 92 All art> ac1i\·e in 1he pha~ws he is old, he will not 1eparl the new se.ason. Wednesday, · are M~s. Gert~~e Johnston, Mr Harry Kauff is~ patient grade won the book for lhe most 1 CO~~rnn~ e t ew n s~pt. 25-26·27 1 nf dllliTh work . from it." .Yirs. He.ibel is tertC'h· Sept. 16 al the home of Mrs.· Mrs. 1 roy SwJI\mg, and Mr~. at M~i~s General Hospilal attendance of parents at P.T. A· ~ · MISSIJ~.. rer~ whas ~ v:;,) Double Feature Program f~«->:uling from l«->f! to right er of the class. Evelyn Smith on Third St. IHayes . November hostesses Will is beling treated for a kid-1 County Council meeting was the pamtmg 0 e c urc " IRMA LA DOUCE " llh·,· :m• .\tl r.s. Nlmt-r\'a Chltd- Oth . tl hl The president. Mrs Sara be \1rs. Mickey Williams and a1\ment Mrs Kauff is with . announced at f(acine Hi~ h classroo~sil ted Mft Woth .Lil'k LE'Ill(\ 11 «->r ..,. 8~1. with a nine vear atlendl l b ers m 1 le gr~p u~a [;' e Roush. pre~ided over a busine.ss l her moth~r . Mrs . Clair Karr; at the hospit~l. I School Ocotber 8 and also the M~s. ~/ pr~~fn ~h 5•n ~ ~~d ~hlrlt•) -~1a c l.<tH it' . . . ·d· , . ~~ •h B . o e presen were rs . -,.,. session upened with pravf'r by December, ~1 rs. Damon Cl' h ·--to rs. gar enswor o , 1 1 ('feehnH"olnl' 1 dill PIt-em . I' Is. ,I rJ e\o, V \1 ~ B. 11 'vl Mrs. Betty me as . I behalf of the class for her past Rll a subs!i!u!e tt::wher fl)f tlw Mancde, G .' rs. mmM" 's::;sle'l . ~!·s . Mrs. Smith fullowf'd JJv tlle and Mrs. Herbert Parker ; word that her son and family 1 Btssell. - Jtld - i au raves, t rs. e, :l J.)Y group ,; 11 g1·n" "Blesi ·He the 1 uarv, Mrs. Ar th ur edd' ct· d' Invited guests were Mary two years of service. Mrs. AI· h b ''SOME LIKE IT HOT" , \\'nnwn ·~ ck1s~ taug 1 v \-Irs. e Mr and Mrs. Fr te me an I ·, h b h If 1 lh 1 .l ers. Mrs. Ada Hing. \1rs . Vfc tor· r · c." , Mrs. Zwilli ng. Other · hove reachd "-attle . Mike and Ket'th Ft'tch, Mr. and ,1 lenswort on e a o e cass 1 \IJnlrn .\lonroe . Ton ) Cll l"lls Hobprt Re1hel :Jnu at pres·'nt ~ .\llcCarley and Mr. Clark Mrs. Betty Haves. St'cretary. I :'r1rs Wanda Rizer, Mrs. to Alaska. They will leave Mrs. Robert Fitch and Bobby, Ifor her past yehars lollf ~-er1vlce. L~..,....,...--------' 1 "f' rv lng a~ suh.s tilule ior th~ ~ ---.\1rs. Van Cooney. read the n;inut~s uf the May ' ~ar':'t B?il.ey, Pomeroy, b lane for Kodiak, IMrs.RaymondFitchJr .,Linda, ~rs. Allenswort ~ ut: e~V',I H(lme . bUild I-' r.s Class: ' mE>eting. !vlrs . Zwilling. Other w~e~e they will reside. Debbie and Tammie, Georgie mg ~oon./or Hawail to be witb Minn1e Ci lm on•. llf.. t'<ti!hfui l Roll call was answered by will bf' annmmccd later· Bissell and the honored guest's her am 1.Y· nwmber wh 0 has bf'f'n ac1ive 1 POMEROY OHIO WOrf 18 members a nd two gueSts tf'tl -1 ALtending the meeting , , brother and sister, Avis and F'otlowmg the program Mr. ('bur ~ in thi s ('h <J lld !he Brad· l I N tn 1/1 8 rr thd h ed I ed \tn . Lena :, eing •·what they had done this i Ka!hryn Johnson of W olf · ny Todd. Sending gifts were Deb- Walter Bunce sow co or 1 · bur~' Ch1m·h TONIGHT ifS summer. ur a trip t'!kt-'n." The . ·'Ms. Ada Slack, Mrs. Is Celebrated hie and Mike Meldau and She!- slides. The men of the c1ass F: lh innt·.\. 91. oldest nwmber (Ill .rf'('flrd, NOT OPEN at ' calling eomrnittee gave report viev!" Schneider. Mrs. Bruce Bissell, son of Mr. and I Wells. served apple pie, tee eream and regu Jar <:~tH:' Ild(>r pr;n-l'f me~·11 11g~ ~nd church, on calls !hey ha(i made. ''PenCott rill , Mr!i. Ferrell, Mrs. Hayward Bissell, Long · Refreshments of Ice cream, coffee to the 24 members pre1 FNIDAY and SATUR'DAY 1 go wtwn ht·J d<1unie s for Friendship." collection Rous_h. Mrs. ~ohnstor., was the honored guest at kool aid and candy were sent and guests, Mr. and Mrs. and. re3d.v 10 Sept. 25-26 ghter. \lrs _ t lonwr .Jnnf's gi,·es I The Epsworth League of For-. was t~k~n. ~rs· Ro.u sh s!<~led ' N.orns. J\·1r~. Sm1t~ , Mr~. birthday party given him by by Mrs. Wilbur Bissell Don Hicks and son, Douglas, aQd "HEY THERE, IT'S YOGI BEAR" the word : \I rs .J. M. Mi !f'''l•il. lt'S1 Hun ,\<lethodist Church l1eld , th~1 Melg§ Counly IS Ill net-d ,l!art::t Cottril l, Mrs . Ann ·grandmother, Mrs. Wilbur Iand Mrs. Hayward Bissell. Martha McNeal. iiiiiii (Yogi Color) 'I;' Dar ~t. 11~ :\-Irs . · I its lOth annual reunion Sept. 1:1, uf a Countv Extens ion Ag~ 111, age, ~1rs. Parker, Mrs· .. Da\ 84. '1 rs. Join Yog1 Yngt Bear the Hock Springs Fair ; Home Economi cs. II}'. Mrs. H~y~s, Mrs, Zwlllmg . V<~l Heynolct s. 85 . ill! faithfu l at BOt!· Boo. Cindy "G UN HAWK'' It was deeidC'd to help un and Mrs. Williams . . memtlf'rs wh 0 ;Jltt>nd wlwn ttH'ir (;round. !TerhnJeo ln r I t::. !\1r ~ Floru Stef- ! , . tht purch.:~se of jui!'e l'or H1e Gu€'st.s were Mrs. Karr vf · lwalth prrm 1 Ror.v Ca lhoun. Hod C <~merron . fy . !12 wh o has 60 yrar<: _11i Con iPsts were held m the after 1bloodmobile VIsit 1m Feb. 22. Pamer?~'. Mrs. Geneva ~?ian, ; Rula Lo:>e to disl.ribu1e Mental . loea l, :S~erry ~nd Mae Williams 1 , lf'i-H"hing lo her <"rrdit lhi-lving ! nutm with Mr~. Pu_rl~y Karr, : Al so SUN .. MON .. TUES. g since she was ! Mrs. Lei:lh Nease, W1lilam H~. Health ]J!t>rature wtwn iL 15 and Ke1th Batley. hren lf'a chil1 Sppt. 27 -28-'29 ' $.(! , 14 . wi!h 22 vear$ <!l. 1he POin - i d~shelt a nd Lee Ann Nease wm ~ available. Council dues of 'ROB IN AND TH E 7 HOODS' eroy Church and later _the Mid-i nlllg pm:es. . . Iare _P!?'ilb le ~y Nov:-mber. . j BAKED GOODS SA I.E ' . (Tech n1co lor:il dleport Chur·ch1. She IS n.}w a A short busmess meetmg was Jnsteud of a regular_ meet.mg The Junior Class of MiddleF'rank Sins 1ra. Dean ~r;~,·!in. B1ng C'l'osby. ~:dw G H1t!lm member of the Zirm _Chun:h; J helc!. Tho<> f'oltowing otfi('('rs were in Ocln?er. th: rlub will ?t!end purl High School is sponsoring Also in the group lS M:- i'rerl !eleeted . Leah Nease, Pres. : Al- !he Ohio Kur<~l Heal th Confer- a bake sale Saturday Septem".On. Sammv Davis . .Jr. PHcr You Can Rt~lly Save At Elberfelds F'alk, Barbara Rush. Victor j Shiflet, 88. Middleport husi- l tona Karr. Sf'c ., .and Nora Hou- 1enre at Baker Center. Oh 10 ,ber 26 at the Cross Hardware Buono. nes~man, on Jy m:tn to .:Jttend .dashelt, Treas. .! l 1ni\rt•rsi t." . al Athens, Tuesday. SJort- beginning at 9 a .m. This Weekend (Friday 9 to 5), (Saturday 9 to 9) Colorcartoons t elass thai S Llnrlily . 1Ot'L 20 , at 10 a. m. The theme . •~---~, Those at.tendmg were Mr. and is " D isf'a.~e Prevention Through ! PLAN HOUSE WARMING ·: Mrs . V!rgJI Housh of We1rton. 1F,arlv DP1ec1inn." Interested ! 'l'h 'II b h '' w v 1\1 d M w·1r ' · ere WI e a ouse warrn1 ,i · a.: r. an ~s . . .wm . persons wishing tu go are ing given fo r Mr. arid Mrs. ErHero oro oomo of tho 11111ny spoclol voluos you11 find all over tho •~rtJloudatlhelt .md Mane of Syra- 11 rg"d lo I'Jlnl"l'l \trs F: oush bv S d . th · h 1 . , : ~ u • · • ' • .· 1nes an ers m e1r new orne, 1.51-lostform Cotton Brn, 2 for 2.50; Women's 1.95 Phii-Moid Rayon Night 1!'use; ~1r. and Mrs . Purle~ Oct 10 The noon luncheon w1ll Tu d . K.arr t:he ster· Mr and Mrs us- i t t t j es ay morning September 29 , · · · · . be Sl u.1 . A11 are o mee .a . at 10 :30 am Everyone is wei· I . Gowns, 2 for 3.00; and tho 2.95 Gowns on 11lo, 2 for 5.00; Boby Blanke!J · wHl Nt>aSl'. Mr. und Mrs . 1Jav1d 1 the home uf Mrs. Addie Nor· l'urne · · -·~ Nease, Hoger and Roma : Mr .. ris at 8:30a . m. : · Are On Sell, 2 for 1.00; WomenJs Slipover Banlon Swutera for, 2.44; Wo· ami Mrs., Fre.d Nease, D~nn~ , The for<'noon st-ssion wa~ re-~ PREACHER ANNOUNCED bon't Slocks On Sale For, 3.44; Womon'o Poplin Jackoll for, 2.00; 7.95 Lt>e Ann and Slf'p hPn of Mmers- eessed for a put luck lunch at . . . ville· Mr and Mrs Hosmer , . . Rev. Charles Norm w11l oc- . Drauu For Women On Sole For, 6.00; 79c Routing Pons On Solo For, 58q , Minersville· . · · s Wood- noun. The L1d)rd h!:i Praver· 1n un1 - ; cupy , th e pup! 1 .,. of t1e 1 S•~n~~;, · Hou sh .\1r d · . . 1 1 · • · Rich- son prece(e t e e IC JOUS re- 0 row Mora. Jackie. George, · r Y Bap 1·IS 1 Ch urch G. E. 11.95. ·1jiloctrlc lrono for, 9.00; 1.09 Scrub Tubs lor, 87c and many, ard Janet and Judy of Pome- 1past. . I Sept. 27. at 10 :30 as .an interim , . Durmg the afternoon var1ous mini ster many othert. . roy Slar Rt ; and Mr. C!Jftord l bjects were dJ scussed in·j . Hilliard, Minersville. 1 ~~u~ing lexti.le painting, _P_L_A_N_ D_A _N _C_ E lt was decided to hold the re· . stermg, sewmg, etc. It MASON - Wahama High BE SURE TO BUY YOUR FLOWER BULBS NOW IN THE HOUSEWARES ' ' union next year at Chesler Park. vo ied to keep the birthday school will sp(Jnsor an afterDEPARTMENT . . TULIPS, DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS, ETC. PLANT game dance with the this THEM NOW AND HAVE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS NEXT SPRING. coming friday evening follow· ing !.he Ravenswood-Wahama football game at Wahama. Member s of tht' Me.1p:s Coun- Loyal Berean Class Meets I ' Ohio Congress Speaker Stresses Importance ol three Ps in P. T. A. • NO. YOU KNOW Min IliaD llh mlllloa Gl ' DeDOied f'o f'lwl VOL XVI NO. 139 r~ Ot Tr... POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .' • at y e loou ~·• been made to formllf.....,..meo. • .,' enttne ,~..- ~ 'WEA"IHII Coullueol eool _,, "'a... IMI etol I I . .... Ia the .... tqc~ .......... 14-'IZ. Sa_, ._,. J lin....,_ ..,... ·----------- c. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS lol • Foun d m • 8emg • Key to Happmess con ten t 'th Wh at one p ssesses Octogeneriar.s Recognized lor . to Ch urch servJces . Long serv•ce J'""'" VATICAN CIT\' - leal Council rat.hers convent*~ to vote on whether they, as a collective body of bishops, share papal infallibility. A serles oJ six votes on the crucial .sue was schedl,lled. Also sch\I.Juled was morf' debate on ret8-ious Uberty, and possibly a eport on a document against anti-semitism. today re:: r Hl. MEIGS THEATRE ABERDEE.N, S. D. - Mn. ~ary Ann Fischer, the auburn· 1a~red mother of the Fisct1t>r qumts, was resting comfortably in St. Luke' ~ Hospital to1ay with the latest addition to ller famo~s brood - a 16-pound 7-ounce ~trl. . Mrs. F1scher. who d1d not even btJther to_announce her latest pregrum.r:y becau~. 'ev· ery one knew 1t. anyway , wa!'l r_ushed to the red-brick Gathohe. hospital et 8:50p.m. Thursday. i 1 hL eague P Holds 10th Annual Reunion I I I Bargains AI~ Over The Store ' CHEVROLET SHOWING. 1 Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips All Over The Store ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Men,s Black Leather Loafers ,._, ." .. Popular Slipon Style FUN FOR ALL! OFF Women's DRESS PUMPS i- $25.00 U. S. Saving Bond ond teo Chest. Given away Saturday night at 9 o1cloc:k. f ~ae regis· •, tration. No purchase necessery. POMEROY MOTOR CO. a Block Size eBr-own 5 to 9 '" ON ONE GROUP PIECE GOODS Assorted cottons, denims, blends, wools, drapery fabrics, etc. Materlals for all your sewmg. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT •.. ..,.. Many Models Reduced. ol For Thl• Selel No Down Payment Required. ·Th@ 'FabritJ Shop 10o/o OFF On All Piece Goods Voluos To $6.99 For Wolklng Comfort Your Chevy Dealer WY 2-2126 POMEROY SINGER MACHINES $48p~ e Low Stackad HHls Singer S~les & Service McCall's Patterili ' WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND POMEROY I OHIO ...... '. ' ' ' ~ - • ' • · ' 0 ot • ,.. 4 0 ,~ 0' ... ...... ., ~ "" <I o0 ... , ... . AO .,. . . . Contents, are Lost ··n FI're I . 1 ' D. V•Morris ... ~ ..., .... oO .,. ..... .1!> . . . . . .. _ ... ,.. ~ . _ ........ ................... ' " ' . "'"""""' . . , . _ . , . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,....._ _ _ _ ~·~·-··-....,.--.~··-· 1 Dies Thursday "ol:t,·c·s ... At a Glance : SEE OUR LINE OF SAVE UP TO ; • - €honee of o Lifetime T• Save .' •• ST.4RTS I"OJHOBROWI Sizes 7to 12- Reg. $6.99 FAVORS FOR ALL! Descendant of Pocahontas. Jolin Rolfe DI'es Thursday Rural Road VALUES TO $3.99 ., -- , I I Truck, Car, Colli"de on 5 t• 9 eGroy and with a six·foot road on top tot.a.t of 219,400 square: yards of from Belpre t.o Gallipolis. concrete was poured. Infant Drowns At H £ d Sizes • 8rOWI1 of Rora]Chesh'Ire Horne. Most TWO Men periS• h In • c011•lSI•On steelworkers pol'ntJ•ng for Securl'ty Again Friday &Saturday e Black more tangible, that amount of The project used 1.384 tons dirt wouJd build a dam ten feet steel, 6,500 f~::et of plling, 5,400 high, 35 feet wide at the base cubic yards of concrete, and a 1 1 Women's Dress Flats--Sport Shoes I I It• . SUNDAY Mason County songfest will be· held ilt 2 p.m. in lhe Pt. Pleasant Junior Higll school auditor-' ium . The public Is invited, At, the haJ~-way mark in 1964, Ohio s traffic acciden~ total stands at 84,~ of whtch 55,179 occurred on Clty streets in In· corporated communities with more than 2,500 population, lt was revealed today by Warren C. Nelson, Director of the Ohio Department of Highway Safety. Fatal crashes on city ..,treets during the first six months of the year resulted In 301 deaths, or 36 per cent of Ohio's state· l;n;·~Th~e£re'i_a~re~tw~o~~;~; lliw~i~de~ntoll of 845 deaths. The 301 one with S.R. 76 at deaths are up 20 per cent from the 251 deaths In the same of 1963, the report tndi- Farm Tfactor 1 Month- End Sale of nearly three million cubic Underlying the road h more yards of earth. than seven miles, 39,500 feet, Converted jnto .something, of pipe, sewer~ and waterline. Ohio Streets, Highways Littered By 84,233 Moto Vehicle Wrecks DI'es Under 1 I 0 branch in Belpre. and three bridges in the U.S.R . 50 and S.R. 7 interchange at the north edge of Belpre. Some rath8 astrouomJoal flpre1 were reached Ia aome of lhe eoostruetloa work. 'lbe biggest Item was the moviDC & Wilbur Barr FOR THE LAST DAYS OF SEPTEMBER I and one with S.R. T ln Belpre. Eight bridges were constructed. to 11eparate traffic io interchange areas: one bridge over the existing route near the beginning of !he project, twIn bridges over S.R. 7e at Porter· field , twin bridges over the B in the same 1963 period, a jump were up 11 per cent, deaths up 1the day. of 46 per cent. two per cent and property dam- More accidents occur un SatPedestrian deaths on city age was up 22 per cent. urday than on any other day of streets so far in 1964 total 106, " These figures show 1 terri- the week. or one-third of the urban toll. ble loss of life on t.he streets Greatest number of acciden ts Of these pedestrian deaths, 72 and highways each year," Nel- occur in cities o( 50,000 or more V FOR VICTORY - Roger Swartz, a Middleport Junior occurred in Ohio dtles with a son, said, "and shows work thai population. 1who fractured his ankle on the first day of football drills population of more than 50,000, is ahead of us. There is no ques.. Must frequent type of acci -j in Augus t, holds his nufl'hes in the V for Victory sign. Nelson's report revealed. tion but that these facts should dent involves a motor vet clf' ,helpi ng pep up his teammates for their invasion of Athens SANTA BARBARA , lIn further reportmg on the teach motorists and pedestri· in traffic. tonight . No . 86. to Swa rt z's right, is Sophomore George A l~mile fire front which de· staggering toll, Nelson said that ans alike, the value of care There are fewer fatal acci· Sauer. a defensive specialist. stroyed or dama8:ed more the 55,170 accidents reported in and caution while traveJJng on dents on Monday than on any -~~~~~~~~~than 100 homes, toe . chewed Ohio's cities, resulted In prop- the state's roads and high· other day ol the week. lts way jnto uninhabited footerty damage of approximately ways, " he said. One-third of pedestrians k!ll1 hills, giving at least temporary $17,900,000, or an average loss Other pertinent data gather· ed were crossing ou tside t h e 1 relief to the ravaged area. of f320 per accident. Overall ed In the six-month report In· Intersection, ' Thousands of persons fIe d economic losses in clty traffic elude: More person~ were killed their homes in the 'ashionable accidents ill estimated at $54.- More accidents take place Iand the same holds for thosl' inThe traffic death toll Jn Ohio 000,000 for the first six months between four and five in !he af· IJ'ured _ between the ages of PT. PLEAS-\. )anta Barbara-Montecito .11rea "l NT -d Mrs ..11\lt•llief M. J JFryRAten .lf'ffPra:. flames raceu across the ver of 50,000 or more, accord- of the year, Nelson reported. ternoon, than 1n any other of 25 and 34 . 1son n.venue_. a <1rect escf'm ant o om olfe and Poto Director Nelson, Is 173 MEIGS DATA cahontas. d1ed Thursday in the Gallipolis Mt>d ic al Clmi~ jant landscape. lco'miJafl!d to 165 in the same There was one traffic death after a long illness. period, an Increase of 5 In Metgo County for tho first She was th e daughter of the late William Henry and NEWARK- A &tatowlde alert cent. In cities In the 25,000 six months of 1964 as compar, Mary .Jane. Whaley . Fn and a descendant o[ several co· • •• out today fO!' a 1:1-year-otd 50,000 range, 1964 deaths have ed with four for the same per· lomal Vtrg tma fam•hr s as well as the descendant of tho Jirl, who ••s picked up in a car W!Jbur Arthur Barr, 55, than doubled - from 16 lod. of 1963, according to Nelhi storic and l e~endary Rolfe and indian maiden. w1l~ed home trom school ville, was ki.lled thts morning 1968 to. S4 1n 19M. son'a report She was m<~rned to John At- 1 ·- ~---~~~:o lunch Thursday. The Lick. when he ,,,..s mowing a pas. In cities between 10,000 and Meigs County had a total of Middleport volunteer firemen put in a full day , en on Jlln~ 12, HlOfi and he pre-1nirres and neph ews. lnduding lJll CGunty Sheriff's ture with his tractor. 25,000 population, the 196« slx-. 177 traffic accidents 1n the first Thursday f1ghting fires. ceded her m death May 3ft, 1958 ! ~rs . Carl C. Gardner and Char· .aid the child, Beverly The tractot tipped over on month traffic death toll was 34 half of 1964, compared with First they pr~sided over the total loss-helpless ta l Mr~.' Alen w~ s a_ member or l les F'ry,_ Pt. PI7asan~ . Deld, a resident of the and he was killed almost ~om~.red with 291n 1963, while 150 for the same period of 1963. prevent~.of Harrrson Ru~yon 's . two~ton truck that I thE> f'H'sl _P~esb.~·tenan Church. i Memorwl servtce Wlll .be con· ~en·s borne, was ordered into Instantly. 1n c1t1e1 under 10,000 popuJa. Pedestrians killed tn the first caught fue at 9:20a.m. while haulmg logs off a hill back Women ol tne lhurch and Sun - dueled Sllnday 4 p.m. m t n e the car by ber mother. The He was transported to the tion, first-half crashes claimed half of 1964 totaled one while of the Nathan Biggs' residence near Dead Man 's curve shine Cl(ls5. Hun ti ngton Chap- Presbyterian Church with ·he I\' as placed ·n the home last Ju- Meigs Memorial hospital by the 60 lives compared witb only 41 in 1963 there were two fatally (Rt. 124). Iter No. 1511 llni!C'd Oaughrers of , _Rr_t-·. Ga .~ ton Boyle, Jr ., o_Hicly arter abe twice tried to Coolville Emerg( · squad injured. Runyon, of Nelsonville, owns a mil1 at the Union the Confecl cr;w~' and Renl Dau-,wtmg. Pnvate committal commit suicide because of fam- where attending physician Dr. Property damage in 1964 in Avenue bridge. His truck was covered by insurance. gh ter ot lhf' Corill'deracy : Qr. 1 ritcs will follow at the fa;wiy ily problems. J. J. Davis pronounced him Meigs totaled $81,300 while in The big mission of the day --~~ - - - pha Ret:u:kJ..a Lodg£' No 210 plot in Lone Oak cemetery. Atdead on arnval. 1963 Jt totaled $59,370. carne at 3:05 p. m. when th e aid agreement with the city of , and Tu-EndiE'·Wci Lndge No. 3 r<m~emP,llls are Llnder the direcHe suffered " crushed skull In summary, Nelson's report five • room frame home ot Gallipolis. Daughters of America . i tion ol' the Crow·Hussell Funerand a fractured lelt leg. Mr. showed that stete-wide traffic Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Eddy, Th e third call of the day was Sumving are ""' son, .fohn at Home . Family requests flow· Barr had operated a filling staaccldent.s (all urban and rural) RD. 2, Cheshire, 1\l miles from to a brush fire at 11:50 a. m. Aten, Jr., at home and several ers be omilled. at ReedS'.Iille. Cheshire, on Rt. 554, burned to to Leading Creek along the --- -~·~ ------ - - - - - 1 Survivors ;nclude his perents, the ground. Few of the contents ' NYC RR right - of . woy hor . ...................... I Lonnie and !\l1ce Barr, Reedswere saved. dermg the property of Gporge viiie; a sister, Opal Harris, Two men apparently 1ost their Origin of the fire was NEW YORK (U PI) - A. i Reedsville ; four brothers, Rus· lives in a tractor • trailer acci~r. and p,_frs. Eddy and undetermined. There was no United Press International 1! Barr. Vienna; Horace dent at 8 :30 a. m. today on their four children were away property damage. I f'mp loye wbo risked his I 0 BWT, Pittsburgh ; Dale B a r r. Rt. 35 four miles west of Thurwhen the house caught life to resl·ur an assault l·icA'ILANTIC CITY (UPil - 111le Reedsville, and Charlet~ Barr, fro~ unknown causes. It tim became the first civilian Jnited Steelworkers of America Little Hocking. Funeral aervlcea for Dalley ed In the. kitchen area. In th• Nrw York City ar.a i ended their convention here The body was taken to t h e The Identity of the driver, Vale Morris, 68 , World War 1 The ~1ddleport department, Thursday night to rel'f'iw· day with determination to elect S encer Funeral borne at Belhis helper, U there was one veteran, who died at his home .faced with the necessity of ha~lthe National Police H-all of A &nrh warrant was to be the Democratic party ticket In P truck at the time it near Carpenter Wednesday af- mg water from a creek % mile Fame's "Certificate of Appre· issm~d today by Meigs County November and obtain for steel· PJ:e11 wbehere funeral ar,ratngements over has not yet been ternoon after a lengthy illness, distant called the Gallipolis de3ft Of cia tion '' for bra\·ery. ICommon Pleas Judge John C. annow.ceo a er, the Jackson p os t wIll be held Sat urd ay at 2 p. partment. ' It responded w1th . a workers 't 'ota I j ob security'' in WI .James Croof'h, 35. e Nt""gro Baeon for lhe arrest of 19 year :ontract negotiations next year. Highway Patrol, 11aid. m. at CoJumbia Chapel church five man crew, including Chief HARTFORD. W. Va . - Jeff- teletype mPehanit', was C"ited lnld Edward Young of Mason, The delegates to tile 12th blObserven at W llcene lat- with the Rev. D. C. B. Wells James A. Northup ln charge rey Scott Gibbs, 14-month-old for eoming tn the aid of the Iw_ Va .. who failed to appear 6 enntal constitutional oonventifJn this momlng reported there officiating. Burial wlll be in the Together they battled the of Hubert and Catherine white man who was being as· ltodny for a jury trial in Co111were two vicUms iu th~ accl- Castor cemetery. fire two hours, fruitlessly . Pierce Gibbs of Hartford, was saollt'd last Aug , s by lour 1mon Pleas Court. endorBed President JohnsHon!Jbert I dent · 1 drowned near his othl'r men while an apathetic 11. All jurors subpoenaed for tht llis running mate, Sen _ Th tr 11 1 ded tth He · was lod a member o1 ·lk of tbe Ma- Middleport has a COT"' e a er was oa w some ge W1 esviJie and with Cheshire township Thursday evening. crowd looked on . ·trial Jnd Judge Bacon were ln Humphrey, shortly before eattl and 8 b 0f th th A · r ....n · President flew here to addt·e"'i wer e,d tro ednuamt ,~~ bl em e mrtcan ' ty.._Hon 1 m the fire protection, and a He was the only child of Mr. When Crourh was asked the courtroom at 9 a. m. today e es Y un:: aze. same commuru . e 11 survivwhJ' ~ took his life in his court activity was sched· them on Tuesday, l'l'hu~oan ft h ed b h' ·f E Mrs. Gibbs, and was born 1~ remen, w o answer· Y IS WI e, va; two sons, LEAR~ OF DEATH hands to aid a white mao t.o begin. but the defend12 • 1963 • at Pt. Pleasa nt. being attarked b)' other white The resolutions committee The Meigs County Sheriff's et.. the alarm. were stll' U the Clyde of Ber~. Kentucky, and failed to appea r. at II a m Cl t f c 1 ... , d Mr. and Mrs. Orin Smith the convention Thur ~day Investigated a lwtH"":''" • · ay on o o umi.IWJ, an sev- . . Maternal grandparents are men, he said : Young had been released ~uced a program which David accident on the Forest Jackson Post State Hlghway en grandchildren. Middleport, recetved word Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce of I "I just couldn't stand tht're Meigs County jail on J. McDonald, president of Road, 1.5 miles east were eeeking to trace Masonic services wil1 be held the death of his sister-in-Jaw, Falls, Ohio, and paternal and watch four men gang up bond to await trial on • 1.2 mllllon member onion, hint· Rt. 7 at 3 p. m. Thursday. of the lfriver through today at 8 p.m. at the Begony Mrs. Ernest Smith, on Septem· grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. on one man ." felony chage made in Febru· ed at durtog opening eeremon· Officers said a truck driven ~e which were Florida, funeral home at Albany. Friends ber 22, in I San Diego, Callf., Charles Gibbs of Hartford . .a...tL.tL.I...f ary. e.s Monday. The plan would Helen Francis Baer, 39, of or traetor, and Kentucky may call .any time at the tuner- hospital. She was the former Funeral services will be held U&&•.u...t...&..e.&..._&&&&& Judge Bacon said this morn· provide "complete career secu· Rd, hit a car oper- on the trailer. at home. Louise _Ecker of Gallla county. at the amrch of Christ in Chris· ]\'la!'!OD Post Offic·e ing he intends to forfeit the rity" lor pennanent employes ated by Frank W. Porter, Jr ., Union at Hartford Sunday $1,000 OOnd and issue a bench ln the steel Industry_ 39, of Pomeroy as the vehicle at 1:30 p. m. with u1e Rev . Contra('t Awardecl warrant for Young's arrest. M Do ld d a curve. Killingsworth official· Young is charged with theft " c na saJ the program Officials reported that the ing. The body will lie in state MASON -Dallas. Walker, of cutting torches. barteries, means that once a steelwork· truck driven by Helen Baer then church. Interment will be in . son Postmaster. saJd today pipe dies, a hydraulic jack and er becomes 8 pennanent em· went over a ha:l and overturn· £I .. from 12 :30 unti. t at the Dan Schiappa has been award· other tools from the Richards ploye of a corporation he m~st No injuries were reported, Union cemetery. Friends may ed the contract to build the n~w Saud and Gravel Compa ny at ~~v:thcc;.mplete car-ee~ s:ur~y there was considerable dam· at Foglesong's Funeral \tason Post uff,ce and construeGrove. The warrant waa . e career peope o. e to the top front end and ROUTE WITH Vt. before jetting south to the Bobby Baker fan club, L)·.. . horne any time Saturday. tion \~ill s~art . next. WP.ek. filed by owner C D. Richards. taust be considered a permaof the model ha1f-ton (UPI) - Sea. Bairtet Johnson himselt. Th In! " I und t I Sch!ap~a s firm Is ptre~::~.~ The court earlier appointed nen.t part that Industry truck. There was dam••e stumped e an, o n a arge nstruct 1ng the New ~ Ught Gold wa te r charged In Attorney .fames B. O'Brien .II whiCh he Ia employed until be left •-t fender and New E••land c Ioser the connection. t hc crock con talnlng several ga1Ions pco ·1 Off uut• ''D speech prepared ror deltvery the whitewash. of water, was rushed to the of- os lee. legal counsel for the d~fendant Is honorabl etl ed t 8 . , er r a Porter's auto. freshened charge that Albany that the Democrats night, Goldwater (ice of Dr. McGowan, Mason, pensmn. The department was also callJohnsoo may have been more "whitewash'' in Boston that John· but was dead on arrival. COUNCIL TO MEET AmOq die eoatract beaeflt1 ed Thursday to lnvestlgate an toward the WhJ~ House the new· Senate hearing in son might have. used some Mason County Coroner Oliver whlcb wollld be mel- art on private properly at Bobby Bal<er "ldekbact." Baker case. These Involv e this kickback in his Eshanaur declared tho deal!t pentloa and iDsur&DOo Piau. tho Intersection o1 Routes 143 GOP preotclential $25,000 "kickback " to win the Democratic accidental. u&ead~ vaeadoua aad lllpo 124. 'nley said a car drlvschedll1ed l))eeChea today the pa1'h o '".-.m nomination from ~f'ea!IIJ onemploymont '"'-" by Arlee Earnest AbboU, five otates - brokoa by ei. adelphia · contractor late President Kennedy. Ill. ol fomeroy Rt. I, bll a Albany viBtt wllll New York Mc:Ciookey. The aupplementa, beneflta car owned by CarrOU Gov. Nelson A. "ill fact. the whitewash Included In CIS contra-• In M, o1 Pomeroy Rt. s. There cltmued by an be mbted utra tblck basic ateel indiJStry, They J11b1or damages to both tn Loulsvflle, Ky. time," be lllid. "Alter au, ride oompany IWKIII for But tha burden o1 hla committee !II Bllpposed to . ofl llj)l'ker& k be .added wa• a'·· 1 ot aovlnJ New Into a · that could · ltate· LOCAL.TE&.PS land for h!maelf and tha Lyndoo John· T~~·•tun Ill from An·· f I Division Engineer John W. Dowler announced today that the U.S.R. 50 .nd S.R. 1 Bel· pre Bypass will be opened to traffic at 8 a.m. (DST) S&turday , September 26. The contract for the construetion of the project was awarded t'l S. J. Groves and S a n 1 Company of MinneaJh)lis, Minnesota, on :December 14, with an estimated completion date of Novcmuer 15. The project has now been completed well ahead of schedule at a cost of approximately $5.000 000. Ora Ashcraft of G~ysvlile was named Project Supervisor for the State. During the p'\!lt winter, H. A. D~e of Marietta assumed super'lisiOo of the prGject while Mr. Ashcraft was ill. Dallas Wolford was Proj~t Manager for s. J . Groves and Sons Compan}'. The project is 6.36 miles long. beginning 1.54 miles west of S.R. 76 at Porterfield and ending at Main Street in Belpre. It is a four-lane divided highway with predommantly 4' -, , med· ~ -~-- t96i Bench Warrant T BeJssued IF y or outh 1 � 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 24, 1964 clonch fout holland lewis stout wray