http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9afafe3826f6fa5c8fe4e1ba325ef660.pdf 6105f49646bc17b96d676a3576293884 PDF Text Text j 8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middlepor1 0 .. S•pt. 26 1964 - - - - - - - . ------- - - - - -- Mr. Flanagan Is Devotional Leader of Class Tht- Ea~ les et a s~ "G ;, e tt"mg Getting Personal ... of t hr A:s· l riPersonal. .. ~ J p ~ bun \le!IJOdtst l'hurrh Jll SHaIn :\fitlfllepul'l :' cu<;e mf't Thund<n en·nmr.; 1:1t .\1 r~ \1 urwn .All en swur 1h r t'the church Wl lh \l r" F. snl l mHLri 'S Ill ::~t Thollld" \1t·nwnal )loore presrdt>rH Ill ('har~t' Hospt l:Jl 111 Soutlr C'harlt>shm. j R11 btorl Flanttgan wa :;: devo- " \'a tlt ,n.3 1 l t><~dr'r and uprnf'ct wtt h 1:1 ' praver folln~At>d by the read 1\larwn Allensworth and dauino of P•:-tlm 2-1 He gavt1:1 gh ter Bf'<k~ , 8f St <\IU;;ans W medJWTton tm Th..1. nksgl\'tng, Va were VI Sitors In Mtddlt'purt pr,tnflng uttr m ~n~ thin g~ t or Fnda) Bt>ckv ubservffl ht" r lUt\1 Mrs I whl l'h une 3hould bL• b1rthda~ thank !ut and clu st'O wJ!h pravt>r I , •· -- Mr and Mn <.lerm l.amut:rl f H [hmng t ht~ bus mt"ss '> f'~s wn. I viSit proJt'l'l' !IJr lmpruvtn g lhr IJ3f· have rt'lurnt"d rom t>tca .1 .1 11 sonage \\ere urscu s~ Pu was whf'rf' tht>\'· have been dthef gt1est d ded 111 ha\'t" a ptnf'V supper ot tht"t l' daughter an amt 1y, eel · Mr an·! Mr~ Geor·gtDoolittle lht' date to be announcf'd Named on {'Ornmt1tet" tor the suppe1 i and { hildJt'n were Mrs Franklin Rt7er Mrs . I Mrs M1tt 3rd Wi ldermuth 1 C"'rrutl Noms ~:~nd \lr~ Her- and her s1ste r ,Vfrs Kt>t th Kinbt>rl Parker :caid. wl10 1s viSiting here from iC'al11orma, are spendmg several I days m Akron and pmnt s m 1Pt>nnsvh. a nt.l r.ard C/uh r.rn1111 [ Mr and M1s. Eb.r , I.e~" 'lrs Richmd FmhH\ f'nlrr- spent Wt>dnt> sday m Ca ld,., elt tamed the Bl·\1cmlhlv Canasta •w!t h their daughter and son ml'iub Thundav ewJ11ng dt ht'r· ' law Mr . and Mt ~ Hoh(>rt tc s, ye \ · Jon Webster of Cincinnati who is spendmg his vacation w1Lh his mother, Mrs . Elizibeth Ann Webster, Rutland , visited Friday, w1th his grandmother, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. Mrs . Bertha Hall ls visiting ~hurch dleport First Baptist the cburch. Mrs. Dale Wippel, president, opened the meeting with 8 med· itatton on Brace Your Mind, followed by the class song, He K M Sl ai u the eeps e n~ng, an Lord's Prayer m uruson. Mrs. J · H· Stephenson's "teachers' thought" concerned wild geese. Communications were read from Mrs. Ralph C. Zun~el and Mrs. bDatsyf Jasper the th · thankmg ki d 1 mthem ersd or ear. nthn~ss 0 em an expressmg · th thetr re· g~· et at not bemg WI em. A communicatiOn was alsa read from lhe Korean girl wh.ich stat· ed that all of her family were living through the love of the class. Plans were made for a rummage sale Lobe held in the church sucial room October 79. Durmg NO. 141 U1e busl- For man-sized comfort! Foam-cushioned corduroy BOOT Mrs. Elmer W1ckham was Va . w1th her daughter and son- devotlonal leader and opened an la w, Mr. and Mrs . Clyde with a poem, ''God Speaks." hom(• , East · Matn St Pnzes lsp rmger. MR . AND MRS. FERRIS DALE JUSTIS to :\1r~ Charl('S 1 Rei<Jt\Vt'S have l~~;~rned that Riffle and Mrs Pau l TaJ·lor Major James Hartmg~r , . wlw · d m Haw~n. Is on I Hefreshmen ts Wf're se n·ed h\o ' ts s t~twnf' thP hostess to the above nam- 1spt-<"ta l duty m \' tt'l N~;~m for I Are~ ed and to Mr~ \1.1\ Fntmrr. ~evf'l'ot l day s. 1 \tr s EugPne Tn p!Ptt \ll r 5 Airman First Class Dun Gnw II T 11 b~ Dcn;ld McKenzte. \1rs t; u v ser. who has bt>en stahoned at cant:e la b; Cnwan a nd \1rs John Ht>[Het F't McCoy Arr Base m F'IOJtda. ' ( , ·I 'i ts hf're tor a leave wrttl hts • !S· t mr1 , d M.. L PLAN HOMF:('01\1JN (; paremr. Mr ,tn rs. wt lt t am 1 Sharon , , . an · d df!tlgh1N Dei.Jhlt> 1' ( \ oung The H~;mlock Grove chureh ' I'rrueser ' 1 ' •[ A r, ser v.;lll leav., son oI' h , r will have Jts tJOmf'('om ing on .,trman ,rue - Oe- 'l'l Iober 2 !or .l<rpan tor a tou r o! , lt' l e\., • lct u1v . lnng cerer ' h SPECIALIZED HELP . · , ~irs . Edgor Alle"'worth w1U 1 A ha U' 1.00 Down on the Farm FOR THOSE MOST "~ be l<'avt ng Odober 7 lor Hawall ~ ~a!S pre.er. 8.30 Popey< & Pals "" lwhe re shP plans to spend the ~tfphr n so~ VOL XVI Church Charles While and Mr.s. Lillian Judging the hats were Mrs ness meeting the class voted to Grace Hysell, Mrs. James Sou· sell Chr1stmas and table grace ders . Mrs Jacob Turner, Mrs. napkins as their project. Betty Mankin and Mrs . Pearl The annual Hallowaen party Hoffman. Mrs. Ferne Brad- ~ w11l be held in October with bur)•'s creation was judged the members to come masked . An 1n most original with Mrs. John arrangement of fal owers ceoScmes having the prettiest. The tered the tablt and napkms carRev. Donald Boone took pic- rying out the autumn theme. tufes of the class members and A desse:l course was served by their hats, which were worn all the hostesses, Mrs. Beulah evening. Wood, Mrs . Betty Hankin , Mrs . Mrs. Mankin gave devotions 1 Pearl Hoffman , Mrs. Charles induing a Psalm reading tak· Wh1te and Mrs. Agnes White. thts wPek at New Haven, W· Wt'rt' awanlt"d wi~:rsbir!hda~ with relauves and was held Thursday evemng at Thursday evenmg at the church Demoskey. friends m Yo.,~ stown, Girard and North Lima . On August 29 , she attended the wedding of her nephli'W John Fuscoe and MJss \.race DiFoe, at Girard. She was accompanied home by Mrs . Edward Swank and mother, of North Mrs . Harry Wagner h reman~ for an L. Ima . w 0 ove rrugh t visit Mr and Mrs J oseph Banus and daughter, Debbie returned •-· 1lOme, Younastown to tudr ~ • Friday aftr a vtsit w1th their gra n'd mo lh er, Mrs · Edna Bar· 1 N A •e Frida) The Union of Socialist Sov. let IIepa bUco Ru11to It I be largest tlllbroken poUUcol Unil ID lbe world. Original hat creaUons rangsong was sung ing from beautiful to humorn omeroy The Septembe. meellng of ous highlighted the meeting of for Mrs. John LyonR, Mrs. Hoff. 1 Lvd a Stewart has re- the One Won One class of the the Busy Bee Cla ss of the Mid- man, Mrs . Charles Bennett, Mrs. lUI ned hOmf', after a sevPra l Pomeroy First Baptist wt>t:'ks Original Hat Creations are Meeting Feature One Won One Church Class Meets Thursday h NOW YOU KNOW en from "The Secret · Place." Mrs. Dale Mourning was program chaormar and conducted a Bible quiz with Mrs. Dana Hamm and Mrs. Turner prize Saturday WSAZ- TV Channel 3 --=====--..-.;....-. · ft I I l coMPUrr.FREE · 1·winler w•th her daughter and F. Imer W" fam ily MaJOr and Mrs .James WH'kham < ' Hartmger and children. Sht' WI GO('Sf , .: " "l H.,~;= ''I UOCI'IUR£ be arcom panuxi b~, her mece, a 11~ Th~ 1 Roherla Russe ll of Col umbus. (o~ven m who wtll vJs tt htere for sevHal , I her . the I weeks floor lengt· \1rs (if'org~ Vaughan (Pa ul <~nd dwntr tne Ztrl.:lc J RN, is atft lilltf'd tn re bodJ C( Diles Radioear Co. L Y 3-4550 245 E. State St. I' Athens wtth the Calilpo hs Medtcal slec\'f'S ta] Clm1c She was a former r~:;;:;:;~;:;~:;;l Ml ~:r ·rrrl'-rri. m the olfice of Dr .I .J Dav1s ImP was ; nUJ St- tb~ wn ~ t I ~ ·~,l,L4~ I Evallge hnE' Chapter. OF.S, of :Sf·qums at \1Jdd le port, Wlll hav e a potluck bouffant 1d11mr-r Thursdav evP.mn~. O{'t. lch;mtJ!ly : l a l 6 P m in the Ma ~ onlc fashioned Temple- pret'edJng the regul ar away Iron ' meetmg of the chapte r mg cha nt· leng1h 1 1 I • TONIGHT & SUNOA Y Ooubl• Feature Program "IRMA LA OOUCE" W.1th Jack Le mon and Shirley MarLa me (Teeh n 1mlor) i 1 1 l!u ~tu n ~~ P<\RTY (ii\'E:-.l A birthdav partv v.;a~ given ' cTown of 24 at lip m hononng Tlm- 1,.. 1111 t' Bt b "SOME LIKE IT HOT" Iotlw Wavne \1om ~ un h1s f ir st ~ giadJOll "!1 ~1;:~ n ly n Monroe, Ton~ Cu1tls ] htrthcl:lv lie i~ the sun of Mr 1ers tied 1~ a nd \-Irs Roland Morn s. The : Mt~ A Party wos g1v en by hi ~ grand- llumbus, ' mottter. Reba S<"hwarz. Attend- wa s m·Jir• •. POMEROV~ OHIO , an d Sa1ah I-us mg wt•re Sandv . El { wma, ' l.awrenre Stnn 1ev, 1"•ce11.ssa. . man of Pl TONIGHT • (;t>orge Cllatt\ and Angela Sto- mds. Tav ie. "HEY THERE. IT'S YOGI BEAR " : bert Bn ta Kaye Van \leter, ot Cld tonT, 1 · (Yug i Color l r:tianna.Ttan. <1nd P(';mut Ha r- mJJtls Yng1 Be:1r Jo m \'O"l ' d ball , I IIIH "' ris Mmdv. ;\111-:e an Donme d Boo-Boo. Cindy ' Dai lev; James. Debh1e, and Htl- t'~Ct' l tl IT "GUN HAWK" f'd V.ltl1 . lv Heed, Audrey Lyons, Tam !TechnJC(llOI) 1 1 Rory Ca lhoun. Rod Ca meron nw Honme and' Dehb1 e .John- 1S liWI .se ,. sk 11 ts tea 1 Rt11a Lf'e so n·' Jelf Mar tm. M1ss1e ~10, • H('h f:H'('"'J : bert, B<'IIV Harri s, Ann Lyons, 1J <\II SUN ., MON .. TUES. Ginger Van Mt>ler , Sue Dall ey. uv.; h. d Sept_ 27·28-29 F.mma .Jo Stanley, Betty .John- attal' e 1 'ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS' 11 owers a son a nd Jla7el Morris. Refr e.:.h~ .1•1 fTechniro lorl · d I wv carr mcnt s were se rve . _ ___ I 1u\\ da.,,_ ,. ., Frank Smatia, Dea n Marlin, 1 1 ~;:~ml~ I Sept 11 :30 Fur~ 12 00 Make Room for Daddy 12 :30 Touchdown l MEIGS THEATRE WCHS - TV Channel 8 1 • 1 1 Btn~ Cros by , Edw G R1)bin "on Sammv Oa\'J S .11 Pf'ler I, Sunda" Ortoher 4 A basket dm - ~rsn , .r • uar ,.. F'atk. Barbara Rusb. \ll(' lor nf'r will be heJ(i -'I t noon, a nd a M d' Bu ono , tnn program presente d m t hfl t a er. S ('h Colorcartoons , uu! 11 li '~~~ ____ ~ ____ er fpr l Yo 1 I mad l:' Sl rfl tend<tn b, , \!el l She' : ba.<!ktot of I DID YOU SAY AUTOMATIC RECEIPTS? S~rv mg mLJ ~ Tayl. brut' 1-m : Ush~rs W• Oanny Hi 1 I 8 00 Mr. Mayor 9 ou 1vm snow 9:30 Ten11. Tuxedo 10:00 Quzck Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse ll 00 Linus The Lion Hearted 11 .30 The Jet:sons 4.00 NFL Countdown lo Kick· off ' two mg groo plt~(: e acce~ rosebud < A n•ce~ church ARI VALID PROOF OF PAYMENTI WHY NOT CIPIH A CHICK lNG ACCCIUHT WITH US SOCIH? 1/ The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Flderol Roservo System Member Fod•rol Deposit lnsuronco Corporotlon POMEROY, OHIO NON..SlNGING SAM HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Sammy Davis Jr. will appear with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in a non-singing role in "The Sandpiper." WHTN-TV Channel 13 SOl t..a bJt• Wlfb 1 ce ntered weddmg c I miniature ! Ian arch t Ithe v•lle~ low murru white tapt abrtts on Ca ke, pl form of w' [[ID FOR /. We wire v. DJ Pome"' a·so Sign On 9.30 Buffalo Bill Jr. 9:00 Churc1, or Ctlnst 10:00 Shenanigans 10:30 Annie Oakley 11 t.hl l..<:t ~ per Cartoon 11 :30 Oeany & Cecil 12 ·00 Bu g~ Bunny 12 .30 Amencan Bandstand 1·30 Lel'.s Dance 3 30 Pmnet•rs 1 ·00 The Davis Cup Round 5 ou World ol Sports 6 ;~. • Wrc st tm,e 7.30 Tl•c OuH• r Limits 8 JO Lawren~:t> Welk GETS !tOLE HOLLYW JOD (UPJ) - ViV· ian Vance, s1dekKk to Lucrlle Ballin their weekly video show 1 bmded a major role in ''T b e p .,,....., " MRS. RISKIN: For her lho magle has gone out ol AJm.. / , makblg, hut she/.refen the 1role abe le1d1 to ay. Mrs. It w• t' JGHT'S OV'ER HOLLYWOOD iUPI) - Jane Fonda won the starring role in ''111e Ballad of Cat Ballou," the story of a woman in the o I d West. HOLLYWOOD (UPl)--George Peppard settled his contract dispute with MGM by agreeing lo slar in three pictures in t h e next three years at the stud io. FAY WRAV: Tbo film, "VIva vm•• " may be lost to history, hut the faee of Fay Wray, wkco appeared lD it, Is r• membered sl!l~ _ ___ __j Bette-Joan Bout Off as Livvy Subs <Continued From Front Page) cCootinued F""om Fr.ont Page) turn off the teltvision. And I said it with such sinister authority that he jumped." The eight-week delay proiJ.. ably cost the picture $500,000. But lhey feel they may mall;e It back through the puhllciiJ tbey recelved. Neverthelest, they all seemed to be a trifle sad that &here would ..e no fire. works in the cllmaetle aceae. wheu Bee slaps OHvla, bard· If Joan were still there • ~ •• Well, that 's show business. "Serv1ng 'Vou Smce 1936'" Chiller l'lleJ.trE' VIVIAN l!r~ <> l JANE STARS FOSTORIA - FOUR MIgrant farm workers were killed and another was sermus ly Dan Thomas & Son 9 30 Hollywnod P<~ lace 10 30 Well:; Fargo 11 UU HOLLYWOOD (UP! ) - o.. car-winnmg costume designer Edith Head packed off for Europe to create the warrtrobe for Shirley MacLaine in " The Yellow Rolls Royce." WEEKLY DRAW -A young Londoner puft's on her long, tlay "churchwarden" pipe as she attends a weekly meeting of the Limelight Club for Lady P•pe-Smokerl. JOINS CAST HOLLYWOOD iUPI) - Italian star Sergio Fantoni joins Frank Sinatra and Trevor Howard in the cast of "Von Ryan's Express," shooting nn Rome. mg of Ma I The- YOU FAY WITH CHECKS . YOUR CANCELLED CHECKS, RfTURNED TO YOU PERIODICALLY, Jub1lee Early Show Lawman Jackie Gleason Gilhgans Island Mr. Broadway Gunsn10ke 11.00 News 11 :1$ Late Movie 1v.u plt:" ce YU, WI lAID TOU GIT AUTOMATIC Rl· CEIPTS FOR MONE'Y YOU PAY OUT -WHEN CBS News 3 45 Great Moments in Music i taileta w ' and a co r es so many dang erous stunts an fights 35 stuntmen and 6 stunt g1rls have been hired by Warn· er Bros. on a weekly basis for the production. Pilto film HOLLYWOOD (UP!> -Screen Gems will film an hour - long pilot titled "The Bey ol Turban" starring Don Rickles for televi.. sion. Yankees Vs. lndia01 5 30 7:00 7:30 8.30 5.00 10:00 QU~;E N HOLLYWOOD <UP!) A full-scale duplicate of the Vatican's Sistine Chapel was constructed for " The Agony and the Ecstasy. " Airman's World DIZzy Dean ~ . 00 COSTUME CHAPEL DUPLJCATED 12 .IKI Sky Km& 12 :30 12.45 12 :;5 1:00 Be· BIG CALL HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Largest call in recent years went out ' at Warner Bros. when director Blake Edwards asked for 1,200 extras for a New York Street scene jn " The Great Race." 7:00 TV ..::.1af;sroom I Knupp of ! The bri 'I 5 ll. 00 De runs the Menace LOO NCAA Football 4 00 Gre<.~t Moments in MusJe 4.15 See You in Peru <1:45 Greatest Headlines 5:00 Pete Smith Special $ 30 U. S. Marshall 6.00 Mr. Magoo 6:30 Flatt and Scruggs 7:30 Flipper 8 00 Death Va11ey Days 8:30 Kentucky Jones 9.00 8<:~turday Night Movies U :00 Late News Picture 11:10 D. : and Weather 11 :15 Sports: 11:20 Films of tbe 50's. nome HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 9 u Huft an<' ~eddy Show n DANGEROUS FILM cause "The Great Race" includ. 10 00 Hector Heathcote Show 10:30 Fireba.. Richard Burton. HOLLYWOOD IUP fl - An unfinished color portrait of Rex Harnson in the role of P o p e Julius Jl has been painted ror <l scene in "The Agony and the Ecstasy ," f1lmmg on location 10 I SEVERELY DEAF £NED 'fi · run1n1u 1 HOLLYWOOD I UP !) - Sue Lyon will tour Australia this fall to plug "Night of the fguani:' " m which she appears with !I W. Mala -~-~·-·-· .... ;.li. ..... ' HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK-TOSCHOOL SHOES 324 Second Ave. Acn11 From P•rk G.olllpolla, Ohio . at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1964 PRICE FIVE CEN11 Verdict: Oswa1d Murdered Alone Shar1 bUt.; 'JU lVUK e • 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER NEWS 6:40 and 11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT 6:45 PM IBCEVEI SOLD ON THE FIRST DAY AD APPEARED IN THE SENTINEL �• !-Dally Sentlnel. Pomeroy-Mid\leport, 0 ., Sept . 21, 1984 ~ ~-----• Burke Jabs Barry's 25o/o Tax Slash Promise PT. PLEASANT - Mason he make' any more lrrespon· County Democrats heard presi· sible statements about proposdential candidate Barry Gold- ed tax cuts.'' water'.11 political promise of a Burke. in lambasting the Re- 25 per cent tax cut bombard· t:d by Congrfssman James A. Burke. D-Mass .. Saturday night at a Democrat dinner - dance rally attendr-d. by over 600 per· sons at the Nabonal Guard Armory. Rep. Burke, a member of the House Ways ;md Means ('()mmiltee, said concerning Goldwater that "He does not he does not know thal he doe~ not know,"' as is apparent by his proposed a· cross • the . board reduction of taxes of five per cent a year for five years after recently voting against two Important tax billa passed by Congress. Burke declared Goklwater "should talk h1 the resp('.,slble memben of his party before l·mw, and ''Let it teak! can't affor to have the roof fixed!''> Heckler, D-W. Va ., who spoke gates; Dr. Randall Taylor, no- will be on the ballot this Nov· bnefly asking the people to lnlnee for State Senate from ember. Mr . Rodgers explalned return Democrats to the State the Fourth Senatorial district ; the $200 million bond issue was House m November and CODpublican presidential nominee, tinue the great progress that declared Goldwater had voted has been made by team work four times against granls send· in tbe Slate House and Wftite iog federal funds to Wes! Vir· House for the past four years. ginia. The evening's speaker Homer ~mltil,. Mason COWlty told the group how much the Democratic ChaJrman, was the Accelerated Public Work " pro- muster of ceremonies for the gram ha~ meant . to Mason evening and the _Rev . ~aries County, Cited the rune grants A. Pitzer of Chnst Episcopal received totaling some $1,086.- Church, gave the invocation. 000 which had paved Point Mr. Smith Introduced the Pleasant streets, new city state and county candidates prebuilding is underway, and Hen- sent wlth each making a brief dtrson, Mason, New Haven, talk on l:tleir campaign platand HarUord are receiving sew- form. Introduced were George ers, water systems and street Johnson, Mason County Demoimprovements; also the recent crat candidate for Sheriff; MorARA approval of a $1,930,000 rls Bragg, County k::~seqsor no-industrail loan for a plant to minee; S. D. Littlepage, Mason be located near Pt. Pleasant. County Prosecuting attorney Congressman Burke was in- candidate; Claude Swan, seektraduced by Congreeman Ken ing a seat in the House of Dele- a Paul Crabtree, director of Pov· a State Road Commission erty program in W. V~t . , speak· issue but the peoples ing in behalf of gubernatorial issue and if H was not candidate Hulett Smith, who "The only thing we was unable to be present; look for was poor roads." Thornton Berry He declared the bond lssue lion to the State be passed to take advan· Court ot Appeals: Gus o( federal aid available lass, Democratic candidate the passing uf the issue Commi~ioner of Agriculture; would not tncrea~ income, Joe Burdette, seeking or user's taxes. tion as Secretary of State, Others introduced by Mr. Clarence Adkins. County 1; ~~~w:ere Lawrence Plants, missioner nominee. of Young Frank Rodgers of the Vallie Toney, state Demthink you'D 6nd you am't afford Homerepe.lrlca. . . oneofthe._... trict I Engineers office, committeeman; And ...,_,_ of the Road Bond Issue member of Mason Coun· to haye it futed whea. you we try to help folks who need IDOIIeF Court; Lawrence l l,,m,~• bow a home repair loan caJl for any worthwhile need. Stop in Goldwaterile8 to campaign manager you. wit.b the cub to do it. aee • Ql' pboae ab•d if 1W "WilL. , l9&4; Judge James L e C::: 5 m... fravel Together 'thens~~~~m'g~~~'~j~udge of Jane 29th JudlAll persons going to ': Mary TenTuesday to greet Sen. chairman of the Goldwater are invited to at the East end of the Pomerally. Verdict for the Ages - 0swald Murdered t• President Kennedy Unaided by Consuira~y ~:£~:~~~~:~~t~;sport!~~ roy parking lot at 10 :30 a.m . proceed In o group to Alh- .. ECONOMY SAVINGS & --MAN FINED a;:: ~:··H·rmori ~11:.4 ] spreading A&P Super Market ALL GOOD BRAND SLICED BACON offl• _. .,_,_,. ""'*'"' ,..,.,_.,,'""" BAKER FURNITURE ON YOUR HOME INSURlKCE ~ 1 ' I Gel tomplttt tO'tl!rlfe - pkg. ~~~~ mOCiern V. D. EDWARDS c Insurance Agency OR 1\Cillt(.l'lllhtr JIICka&t. a~ 1o~tll - ca 'l t • · 1 1 HMI WY '2-2440 PIECE-_ lb. ~~~ c lb. bag All Purpose U.S. No. 1 SIZE A N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 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Ryan, Brown Lead Browns' Win lb. bag PJf!LADELPIITA (UPI) SUPER-RIGHT I The Way You llh It 1 PINTO li FINANCING Houston 2 I 0 .667 101 72 New York 1 1 0 .500 40 32 Western Divh;ion Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 38 43 San Diego 1 2 0 .333 flB 84 Denver 0 3 0 .000 36 98 Oakland 0 3 0 .000 51 80 Saturday's Results Buffalo 30 San Diego 3 Sunday's Results Boston 26- New York 10 Kansas City 21 Oakland 9 Houston 38 Denver 17 Next S8ttlnlay's Games San Diego at New York, nigh! Oakland at Buffalo, night (Only games scheduledl Next Sunday'• Games BIG RUN --:- Rut.la_nd's Rusty Lltt1e (20) is ~et by Eastern's John Pooler (33) as he Boston at Denver Icuts a curner _m ll~e tourth quarter Saturday mght.. David Leonard (13) is at right. I H::o:: "'::':: on::..:•::I..:KII=n::sa:•:_::C.::it::_Y_ __,_H~u.::tl::a:-:n~vo~- ~~:~ fn·st game of the season h~re 2B-O.-Sen~~nel Photo--··-_ ---- ~ ~~~j(~;~:~~#J~.~;;I .00 NUTLEY R"':ds-11 and SAVE 20~ BEEF LIVER SLICED .lb. ~ret ~i=~e ..,~t:T.ero~.: Var~j~:~========.ll ji fiiOw-to :\.. \aolortd 11u mMt y()Ur need• THE DAJlY SENTINEl t·--··.. •m,.. W. L. Pet. New York 95 60 .613 Bn!timon 9'J 64 .592 3 Chicago 93 64 .592 3 Detrnit 83 73 .532 121~ Los Angeles 80 78 .506 16 1.-2 Minnesota 77 79 .494 I Cleveland 76 80 .487 Hlih Boston &9 88 .439 'rl Washington 61 96 :tH9 35 Kansas City 55 ltiO .355 40 Sunday's Results Wash 3 New York 2, ll ins Baltimore 4 Cleveland 0 Detroit 3 Boston 0 Chicago 5 Kansas City 3 Minnesota 3 Los Ang!:'les Monday's Probable Pitcher! <No games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Kansas City at Minnesota Los Angeles at Chicago, night Washington at Baltimore, night D£>troit at Nf"W York (1.), twi· night. Clevr-land at Boston , !21, night - "lllith 14 Persons c:....... - AT YOUR FRIENDLY RETAILS EFFECTIVE TlffiU SAT. OCT. meaning- jbullet Red Devils Push 4 TDs over Eastern Goal Major League Staodlog1 B)' United Press International American League SPECIALS I Ladi es'Meet or COMPANY Manager's Week Invited .to Jackson :I l au4 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. I Commission'• Cenelusioa . An mv1tat10n has been rece1v. lh I ion · lContmued From Poge 1) same symptoms. ed by the Middleport Business Th1s was e cone us This awful nightmarish period · . • "Many factors were undoubt· measurements · dead at that & Professwnol Women! , . . l ed ln Oswald's moti· ' passed ev~ntually, bullt comes to attend the 32nd birthday eel· edl~ tn\O v moment. back agam occa.swnally And · vation for the assassination, Mrs. Kennedy cradled ·her · ebrahon of the Jackson B&PW :md the cornmlsslon doe~ not arms around his head and 1 now the warren report. De~ club Qn Oct. 8th. Dinner will believe that it can ascribe to reported ··at · the ·. time she God. may 1 nev~r dream agam. be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Jol. or group seemed- to be whispering . 1Y ,Lan_es res ta. uran l, m · J ack· him any one motive to At IE'ast, not this dream. ol motives. It is apparent, how- him. Fronr the · ..Whrren Coms~n . and special guest spe,ak<>r ever, that Ollwald , was mvved mission, I learned she was ~;ay, wl~l . be ~e hontrable W. · by an overriding hostility to his ling, "I Love You Jack ." Rut I Mitchell, judge o( the Jackson c~vironmen t. Ihe didn't hear her. He had ' Co_mmon ~leas COW't Judge " He does not appear to have nothing since Oswald's second /Continued From Poge 1) Mitchell Will speak on the pro1 be~n able to establish blew away part of his , _posed_ af!lendment to _the state • • rul relationships with other peo- head. The autopsy said the pro~ram 00 w~rld_affairs, Lena iconstttullon moderniZing our head wound measured five Pleasantb. GahiJ_bpoJhs,d program ] system. P!e. He wa! pel"'netual\y ., world discon.. tented with the around inches at its greatest diameter. Ion mern ers p·' u ge n e 8 Reserva~.~ons rnus t be In b.y him. Long before the asseo·inaImpact Comes Later : IBrown.,(Logan, progr~m ' on i 5th, and anyone wl~hing tion he expressed hi! hatred for As we pored over the report persona development, anu El· l attend may contact MiddleAmerican society and acted in ln these . recent hours I re- 1l.a ~~a~ Barr: ~ac~son, pre~ent- piJrt B&PW President, Mrs. · !called how the impact' of ·the ~~~~·Ic parlici~twn. b Werner. protest against it. "Oswald's search foi- what he I assassination, the night home t diere ,wer~ th t me~. e1r.s atconceived to be the pertect so- lon the White House plane with en ng rom ~ wo 13 nets. Meigs General Hospital ciety was doomed from the the new President, somW>r and ADMISSIONS SATURDAY Meigs Memorial Rospitlll I start _He ~ought for himse l a !~n ~ontrol, the dead President ADMISSIONS SATIIRDAY _ pl9Ce m history-a role as the m tu s casket and then the mov- N , •g~ man' wh~ would b_e rec- in~ fun~ral - how all of these ~~~CHARGES SATURDAY _IMitmie Chan£>y, Pomeroy, ogmzed as havmg been m ad- thmgs d1d not crash down upon ,. 1 W It L d p SUNDAY ADMISSIONS 't ~~ T!. a er ee an son, om·1 1 t l{j 1 bi ti of vance s mes. s comm1- me un 1 a l!r. e . \\' 1 1\'h'tl t h M'd Gomer Lewis, Racine. . ey •h I. a pc ' ! . ment to marXl.sm an d (!t)mmu- After th e funeraI, l dragge d diroy, t es Edith DISCHARGES nism appears to have been 1n- home, pulled off my f or m a 1 J.~P~ ; d h 1;;pam, om('M · roy : 0 other important factor In hi• clothes fell into _bed. Tliere motivation. · began mght after mght of the Eg ,, • k S• ., · a., • dd t h 'bl d t..L mm.a nes 11 a e, yracuse. •He also ha emonstrated 8 mos orn e reams 1 u.. -.·e SUNDAY ADMISSIONS capacity to act declsively and ever endured. Ytll' K" u~ . . without regard to the conse- Over a period of weeks - per- w'Ibtaml b mdg, R•wtml sdonville: . h iurmoen uan · Mrs quences when such actmn aps months for I lost coun~ - G ' ' . : would further his aims of the not a nigilt passed without ·my HeorgeSh~ensLeley, · ReedF11svdle, bed 1 arry am, tart as. h 1 · moment. Out of these and the ear ng m tr~u I seep l~ose DISCHARGES SUNDAy m.any other faeto~a which may three sharp rifle shots from the M w·u rd. Wfts . nd •>ttgh·ll have molded the character of Texas State Brook Depository t rs.Lo 1 aB t 0 ~ a . u. Lee Harvey Oswald there Building ...the scream of sirens Cetr,ft ngJ hot oNm: 1 arrleCINfeal, 1on: on ea 1ton emerged a man capable of as . . . . the ski dd lng stop In the nd AI lh Ra d 1'h Ch ' · · e a n op ' ester. sastdnatlng Pres1dent Kennedy ." hosp1'tal d nveway . . .b row n a The commission did not bubbles CCJming from the chest go into the questl(l11 of whether wound of Gov. John Connally Mrs. B.obinson Oswald .mot at Kennedy as a of Texa~ who also was shot JnjureiJ. in Wreck symbol 8!1 an individual 1t but survived. · .the dark sl.aln Mrs. Charles Robinson does quote from the Secret down tht suit of . the ville, was brought to , Meigs Service report of Oswald's fact!-down Kennedy . General hospital by her Interrogation by Capt. J. W. For week I seldom slept for band today at 8:45 a.m., then Fritz of tl'le Dallas pollee de- more than an hour at a ~me. removed to a Parkersburg hospartment•s homicide and rob- There was no effective opJate. pital by Ewing ambulance at bery bureau. direction of Mrs. Robinson, Oswald aald : UJ have no whose daughter lives in Parkview• on the President." "My ••• ersburg. wife and [ like the President's Mrs. Robinson was Injured in ramify. They are interesting <Continued From Poge 1) an automobile aCcident b;~~~~~ people. I have my own vtewa back ln ~usiness at 3 P- m. ,investigated by the state H • You've seen it on th1t em the President's national pol- Sunday With a borrowed sta- way Patrol at noon. Danny Kaye Show CBS· TV Icy. I have a right to express tion wagon from the R. H. and in leading magazines. my views but because of the Rawlings Sons Motor Co. It WOMAN ARRESTED • Six-foot-wide rolls for charges I do not think I should was the first accident for the Mona Walker, 21, Lat,gsvill•e,ll virtua!ly seamless floor squad in 35 years of service. was arrested by the M e i g b Another Meigs accident took County Sheriff's department eauty. • Nubbly textured surface place at 4:15 P- m.. Sunday on er the w.!ekend 00 charges DEVOTED TO INTEtl1.11' OP R~. 1 one and tour tenths of a contributing to the delinquen- hides heel and scuff marks MIIGJ IWIASON ARIA m1le south of Rt. 681. A car cy and neglect of children. • Cvme In for free estimate, •uctt•rw •- o..n, ~ttuld'l., driven north by OVal Kerns , 52, ree ,.1 Parkersburg , W. Va. , started IN RACINE TUESDAY ~utllltfiM ,..,...., a...... noo" 10111utr1 IUA ~~~ It¥ ,,.. otu. v.. 1., •u•u.,.'"- to pass i"\nother car and lost The X-ray and diabetes test. 24-pag~ color b~· ;::-;~~·~~.,;::.. "'::•• .~~.""·;~,..~ control and went off the left ing unit will be in Racine at th~ let of decorating r•s' ldtt.~t•l ...o ... w, ,..,... side, tl..: rned around in the high school 1-' and 5-8 p m Ideas featuring In· ...,....... •• ..etti'HI ell.. '"'"'"' ... tt. . ., th• '"'""' road hit a driveway on the Tuesday instead of today . ., t erne t lonal rooms "11~•tlon•• .. right 8lde. was earlier announced. The un- from the Armltrong lotttnon• Ktm'-lt. •••- ,.., U•'"'tThere was heavy damage to it does not operate OD Motl·ll Interior Design. .... ...... .... "•"' c•tv .... "•rk. the car, and the driver receiv- days, officials said. See Montini Corlon at 11' eel a sprained back and eut~u,...,,.,. ,...... oe,,..,.. ••rn... .,.._,.. .,.11..... It eet~tt ..,., a pas... ll.l ,... • . ., •• • ...,.... ., tiM senger, Allen Kerns, 12, a bump RECOVER BIKES o.u) s.nttM~ ,.....,.. ........ ••• on the head. Pomeroy r "'>lice recovered nontftt. ., ..,. ...,,.. ......,. n.tt. At the White House, I dlscov- blcycles stolen from Stiffler•·s h Ill!..,., ...... ...., ""'*' ....... red s s . . . ... •••ll•ble. • • _... "·'• •• e ecret erv1ce _agents who Saturday mornmg. Pollee Mlh one .,..,, 111.111 tt. -....ttta. had been on duty In the mo- sume two juv.e.nlles were involMIDOLEPORT, 0, lf.J•• ffl,.. tnOftffta. NA torcade were JufferinK the ved. ..PleaH, . Mom, .DOl form !" aoo w. Second st.-~ 2-2111. Por-w __ :! ~~~:n~rr;.~a:;:n~~:::. he had ' !I I.IFE !ftSUliAIIIC[ - - . & 011 M.L LOMS ~~:~ ant 2nd Shot at Yankees ••• $25 00 TO $200()00 Ma:,1 (Coottnued From Page 1• comment further .. John Scllraru! and Guiseppe to and from the station. All See $25 and costs on his th " h. , of the killing. The commission, therefore, Zangara - lt said, ''none had who can are urged to go. of guilty to 8 tlctltious regis· ~t ~~ed two baste conclu· left Oswald's motives in the a serious record of prior vio- The 17-car Goldwater train tration charge. The fine was susi Th fir t was th.at os- category of what the report it- lencc. 1Each of them was a was scheduled to make 33 stops lrpe:nd~ed~.====--='-=~=~~ ~:· a s':ran:e, psychotic per- self _call~d "the . urnmswered raHu~e in his work and ~ his during the. five-d.~y t r i Ia sonalit had thE capability of qucstwns' - saymg "no one relal10ns. w1lh others, . .a VICt.Jm 1th~ough OhiO, Jnd 1ana and kl\" y, omincnt mao such will rver know what passed ] 01 delusiOns aAd fan cieS 1Yhich n?1s , once consi~cred an exclu8.~ a !~dent to take out a through Oswa ld's mind during led to th~ conviction that socie- l swely Republican preserve . · t a soc'tely that the week before Nov ~mber 22, ty and Its leaders had com- The f1rst stop was planned for dge pr gru agams · " b'med to th wart h'1m. ' '1 · tt a,. Oh'10, Tu esd aY. h f lt h d f ttrated hinr- ·at 1-963. a ane e e a ru It placed him. then. in the And then the commission de- The Anzona s~nator was ex· . ev~ turn. d was that ther~ category of other previous pres- cia red . with the future• in mind: pected to hit hard ~t the issues I e def•-:c~ · 5 nd '·ps- 'tn idential assassinations or "It will require every avail- he ranks as tops m the cam· were ictenete a ut ... , · · d r the orgsnizatloll!! set up to pro- would-~ as~a~sins .··~·ho acted able resour~ of our ~overn- pai~n - cr1_1me and ctohrrupt 1ondn. 1 teet the resident of the United alone m the1r cnmmal acts- ment to. devtse a practleal sy~o oreign po 1cy an e re . against our leatw.rs.·· tern wh1ch ha! any reasonable toward feder.3t interference m p 8 ~tesior oswald, the commis- Citing four - Charles J. possibility of revealing such l.ocal affairs. But bf!side hunt.d •-• ' -• u live Guiteau Leon F Czulgos.., malcontents" mg votes it was probable be alston con uc~ aft .... a s • .., · · . of ••· "! fr. hi! so would be preaching party unrevtew tlCI u e. om . it lonely cbildhood and his Y• strained retationohips with his . moth<r to his stormy marriage Club Member• are Rea di ng Report IS• t 0 open New' Fresh Wound Again 1.()\N Reds HUDSON PAPER TOWELS 2 Roll Pok 19t :-The] teams remain on top in tlw East- Isatility as he turned receiver. a 15-point lead and the margin am~zmg Frank Ryan did it ern Division with two ~·idorit''i He cut over t.tfe' middle and was needed because the Eagles agatn Sunda! as the Cleveland and a tie. romed down field, took th!!! baH took the following kickoff and '' ' . , Browns r~llled to defeat the PhlladelphlB Eagles, 23-20, and remain unbeaten in the National Football League. Ryan, who may well be the greatest "second half" quarterback in the history of the NFL, . ed lhr to hd • f1r . ee uc . own passes m After hitting un only Lhree ol 11 passes in the first h.'l~ l. Ryan caught fire as the teams re! urnd to the field . The former Hice star fired a 24-yard scoring pa ~5 to Paul Warfield in the third period to put the Browns ahead, h 14-13, t en teamed with .Jim scorin~ while going full speed and simp!y outran the defenders into the end zHne. The score remained the same until Ryan hit Gary Collins with a 12 -y,:~ rder for another touchdown with about six minutes left. I R(')~!' marched 78 yards for a touch· down, Ollie Matson capped !he drive by scoring from the seven but the drive used up most of the time and the Browns were con· tent to run out tlJe clock when they got the ball. i the fmalovercame 30 mmutes as _the Brown on a 40-yard The score set up The jnBrowns had period taken awhen 7-0 13·7 halftime that boosted Cleveland's leadplay to Fitchner whowas picked offbya Nor· lead the first . 21-13~ man Snead pass and returned Jt they marched right down the The Browns kept pace With the Brown, who gained 104 yards 64 yards to. the Eagles' 18. 1 fie ld for a touchdown after the SL Louil Cardinala an~ both in 25 carries, clisplayed his ver· The touch~own gavo Cleveland! opening kiokoff. Ernie Green, B~wns ~el1clt. SAVINGS CO. WY 2-2171 101 MILUR, MGR. ALSO O~~ICES IN GALLIPOLIS AND ATHENS ""-MM•fiiE{IIIltiU.s. .._. ''"nt ,or.iliuftl IIIII ~~~~~"'""'- • 125 !. MAIN ST. u_..., .. .._ ,......,. []"~··~·~~~~~~~~ Aad1 CitJ' su fKI PINANCI PLAN POl TNI WOIIINe MAll ....' it. '11-: ' ·.r �.. \ I <l-Dally ~entinel. Pomerov·Middlepurt. 0 . S<'pt. 2R . 19M' Luurll' .' \nn 1\ut l\ 1 Carprnter <Jnd \lr ~. Hr<td\ Ht 5 :\t hen :. - - - - - - - - - - - - 1Holt'llll' Hospital News ----- lit Entr-rtd Hos pital "llo rnwred n1·Pr thr pa'-t Among thmr Hu\zrr ho~ptt;;~l Wf'Pkend tneludf'd Sundcn " Mrs . J.rw t~ E t;tllespi<' t.!.!i bt A1•e \h ~ \JrttHllr t~tlet>n . Eur ~k a Star Ht .Jeffn•1 Li:'t' f)u nlap . :107 N1 -;: P t !' l f'<~"ant Wil li am H \It K11111t>\ Ht ~ Pt P lt'<lsan t. Cerald "wrt htlp C;t \ lipol1s F,-rrl. !.tsa lsnn F11 t'l' . (,<JIIipoli~ r·r-rT\ i;l' •>rg t· F Car-.on _ \ ew Havr•n \\ \a l-ol r~ Krn 1\ Crawfon-1 Ht l.t> t:trl \\ \;1 \1r·" ll.1 rk~ Wa ynt' Eb\111 Ht :\ l'illtwr·lo\ _ Mr s J)al td 'il:ltt>r Ht 'l P 11111 eruy \·l r~ ]1~11 ul II C\t>l;uu.J 4 " ... Asst. Flavors Drinks. • • • • • Dinners . • • • • 3 Pork &Beans . • 6 .... ......... Luncheon Meat Applesauce • • .8 .... Preserves • • • 2 " ... .... 4 Tomato Juice . • Avondale pedwin. RE Ohio VaiiPy U vr~ to<'k f'n. i SAVE SSe 2. s.oep•! 3. SUollan c:leaaol $ Spotlight Instant Coffee. ... ILl. . . . 1 t•£ Thank You • }ar • • • • • • • Apple, Puch or Cherry Pie Filling ...................... • Mo.-ton 3 can• No. 11!1 No. S03 Country Club 12 • • Glade ... ~·- ~v~. __ • __ 2 w~u . • Outltlnding perform.ance proved by rugged, 6 mo nt h~' field ttst-under all v.·tll con - EASY CREDIT TERMS Chlebn e1 IN eNo prlmin1, no pit, no pump hauM - SHVI"S up to $1~ .00 on Lnstallati oa.. 1964, Facial Tissue • -- I j \ Now! Choose one: (']t'asant Valley lluSJJital 1 beautiful Wood paneling has become extremely popular due to its inherent beauty, main· tenance-free chorocteri$tics, and low cost. Stop In and see our display of Rna, low 1 (~~lli-~olis . cost paneling. -- ----- Trust it to your GAS oven ... and serve. ;md SEI'T. %8 Jane How ell T\'nt Daughtr>r~ of Umon Veter<lm wi ll m~Pl ' 'I Mond ay ai 7:30 p. m at the 1DA \' !I all. I Tl11• :'vlidd kp mt B<ll1d B0o~t ­ r r A ~sc wia1i on will ml't:'t Mon day eveni ng . Sept. 28 tn the· ' bomd !'11om <~t 7:10 p m . All \p<tren1 s ol hand memhrrs art' urged to attPnd and nwf't thl:' · new band di rector . Mr. Wil lia m Ru ~sf' ll. Bt•f rt's hm cnl s will hf' s..rvrd . di ' II IH')II>ll t·f" l lin~~:s . F::o-1,. to - )() VOll!" \ 1(1!1"11' 13c sq. ft. tu ~- our with door, 15c sq. ft. ht!lllf' $9 95 ~-. With the new Programmed Cooking gas oven, you can cook a complete meal when it's convenient-houra ahead of time. The automatic Keep-Wann oven hords it at aervin& temperature-juicy and flavorful-till you're ready to serve. Take time to dress for the party-to entertain-to wait for late-comers- with no worry about an overcooked meal. Today's gas ranges have so many better cooking feat\ll'lill and so many exciting new style~~. Why wait? See them all today-at your favorite Gao Appliance Dealer's. . . 29c wscs. lb. •• Preview of Turkevs For The Holiday Season I Kroger Turkeys :. ~..:::· 39c Nowthe..-11111 i • ...J I FI'M (op Value Stamps ' U.S. No.1 Size A Mth eotJp()D 8Dd DUZ'- <'llase ot 2 pkp. Kreger Grahams or Miner Potatoes Gr~h11ms Snt , Oct. 3, J!a $ 50 &XTIOA Stam, Fret Tep V'al._ with eoupon and 1'N.lr f·h:t se ol ~ ]o;.wes Kr-oger White Br>Md Ex. S::~!.. Oc! . 3, l!M\4 Annual Storage Sale 50 lb. Bag $1.79 Free hp Value S"•m1~kJ with eoupon IU1d pur dtase of lb. 8a9 Apples Fresh or Fresh Frozen FRESH FROZEN "Piece Chicken" "Cube Steaks" -.... 10~~$1.00 T10 Voluo S l - wHit - · ....... plu• se Top 51amps with Ya1ue 7-M OR 19 2 24....... $ • 2 t&. plut 100 Top Voluo Stamps with Ctupon I·M Sl EXTRA Frte Top Yalua Stampl With t'nupon and put chafe of 1 Hkl pkg. Frnh Frozen CubtJ Steaks Serw N leYe Rump or Tip Roast ... 99c C!'oose any rn uc.J ,.J from the ~ollcwlni brand'•' T•ppan, MaJio Chef. C :~ •nr1c, H ar~1 "''' ~ k. ~.u nra y, NorgP., RCA Whirlpool, Xenmore, Slana• lut P or Rof1" ' · PrP •~n t thi ~ co upon to your Gas appliance dealer ilnd ~P l $10 oo ol t nn th(' price ol your new ~~:as nnrBe. (Under the term' Of H .i~ a!f.,.r, a r-,;, ,rr urn ot SIO.OO oft lhl! purc haH J)rlce or en AG~ Apo po ov.•1 1~::a~ ,.-,r·ge ·,s al lowed. Otfer valid 1rom Sept.l toOct.l1.19(14,t 50 liXTAA All PurpoH Breasts .lb. 49c · Legs . -·- lb. 45c Wings-·· lb. 19c Backs ..... lb. JOe Livers ..... lb. 89c Giblets ... lb. 39c Leg Quarters ....................-........ lb. 35c Breast Quarters ................. ..... lb. 39c Tenderav BoneletB THIS COUPON WORTH $10.00 WHEN YOU PURCHASE AN AGA APPROVED GAS RANGE Tht• Wildwnod Gardt>n rluh wil l rnt>Pl R1 tfw home of Mrs. Lawrl'n ('e Smtih . CIH'sler WPd- . 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The the1mometer, place1l in the meat, contml• the cooking flame. You just serve a perfe<"tly cooked roast ami accept. the compliment,;. R.Od 45c Kraft Plne.,I•·Ora..,. Asst. Var. ............... -.......... II CQ1l!)Oil chasfl of <• flY ~ pkgs. bag Fresh Kale 29c Carrots ... 2:~.19c Pears. 8 49c Juice. Foliage Plants .. Vinyl Flowers • • ~ 58 EXTRA Free fop 'lo!llue "''·" " ; WI t.h Twin Rolls ~~:·-~~~---·· 4 ....... $1 3 otL $1 ••• SOCIAL CEILING TILE Louve• Doors jar lorttott BIR I H:; : Mr. and M1 s. F:uge ne Moore, Cht>sh\re, a son. 1 1\ lr. <.:~nd .\-tr s. Jor Hnmmal'k. P l. Pleasant. a son . , .. lb. * 1 lb . j _ until October 3, 1964 lb. ...... Ple<~snnt . IN, Mill America lwMt - ,, u . tfftcttve Giant I Dl~CilARGEi l . Kal hy Tuck l ('f" . Cnm ms L:md ing; 1\1 r ! . ; ~ ·ra n~ l\irby :1nd son. (, al lipolts; JamPs DPnm·. Suuthsid(': \'lrs. Fred Kasel:', Hnd d8ugh- and so Inexpensive Elbow Macaroni .!1'~". ~·~- 2 ,.. CoupMI Kroger Guaranteed Fresh Dated Produce AD:0.1lTTF:D · Ri('hard LN• Ni- ! brrt. HogSf' tt : Mrs. Curt i s r:·nt". Crnwn filv : l\·l r s 1!31· ~ 1 1w 1\a.\·. Pt Pl i•;JSi:l lll ; Rn·an . I 1\t'<Hns. M:1son : Mrs. F:ugr ne :Vl roon• . C\wshtre: Mr s_ flwrl t>~ I Mrlkr mi tl. ,Pt . Plea):;ant 1,t> - 1 land Ueving, Pl. Pleasant ; :\-1 rs \ .Joe Hammack, Pt. Pl ea"a nt : ·. Clara Myrr:-,. Gt~!li poli.~ Ferry; , Mrs 1\:t rvev Ch.apman , Mi\ltl n. CJ rolyn .Juffr r ~on, P\in v: ' I \1 r.,:. William Wnomt•r, J; t 1 cons Dalmonico Prices and $ 15 DL Spaghetti Sauce Mix ...... ""........ 29c ritht • lht limit quantitie-_• ·no Sugar !art Lowry'• Treasure .... _ .... 40 oz. .. _______ Oats _______1-Minute box 45c , oz. Raisin Bran ...•. ':'=:-~·- .... box 27c Pickles ORare OMedtum 0 Well done ;Hlrl box•• -~ WY 2-1321 N 1nd Ave. Middleport, 0 . \\"1ll Dog Food Bean Coffee ................... .. FOREMAN & ABBOTT FLOORING - - • - ~ .. ~ • 6 '110 Ct. Spotlight Everything Complete II Ot. ft. Clllll We reservt Pure Cane Jiffy Wrap ---·------ 4100roll• No.% No. 303 cans Copyright, The Kroger Co. 3 Ct. ,hgs. Thoroughbred aw- INGELS FURNITURE WELL DRILLING ARRANGED. 1> Chunk Style Tuna ·-----·····-··- 3 tit ioM. Smuckers Jelly •• _.... 4 7 oz. Standard Brand Tomatoes Salad Dressing • Selected Flavon .... Air FrMhtntr Beef Stew . • • 3 Corn. • • • • • . 8 .... 11111. eComplettly quiet oper.ationpump and motor are entt rt>lr 1ubm~rgtd under wat•r i n the Tall K¥otoo< 3 qh.$ Bread Dough --------2 No.2 21 ... loovft .... Milk · · Fruit Cocktail. • 3 .... Peas. • • • • • .7 ""' Jar• Embassy 10 oz. II • • • • • • Kroger ltiKted Yar~ ANt. V.ar • 4 "......... 5 Kf"0941t Ev111watM No. 103 Triple-Care Cleanin,g AefiOP ! 1. aeats! & Coupon 4G ) 2101. :EUREKA MODEL 238-A ! lPius 50 Top Value Stwnps A ..t. Yarilty Peaches • • Kl'9' Wha., Mortwl T, Y. DEEP DOWN VALUE I Cake Mixes Bread • • • COM Sliced Bacon . __-. . . . . • ;:.· 99c Sliced Bacon _. ~:'~ _K~~. ';!: $1.15 Slab Bacon ~c~~ ~~ ~b: ~~. ""' ~~ 39c t C - Cot lb. ISc Dry Salt Bacon -. __ ... Fl"~·'"' 29c Smoked Jowl Bacon .. __ . lb. 29c Ex. Sat.. Oct. 3, 19&1 Armour St•r 3p~~. 49c Pure Lard lb ...... !5o 69c . u..69c Kahn's Wieners • • u.. Dinner Bell Ham • 'I �· ·- · --· . . ·- . ... - --···- -- ··· ·-· ••.IIi''"" - ~ ... - - ... - ·~ · .... .. ~----.- '*' ... .) \ •••• - &-Dally Ientine!, WANT AD INFORMA T10N OP - QUALITY CAN• KU.A rtO Ne ro RAI>"'MONj H w M and A Lo at wnPr 11 nd tow milt>llJ;(!:' Jpt bl;;rk finish , rt>d bucket vi;vl s~at 4 on the floor. l 10 enjime. guod wtutewall ttres, radio and he.atrr. el II 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dour Low mil eagP by toea! ownf'r, Sl?otless lnte~d\ beifi!d e~nd br.o wn finish, VB engine, ~owNghde t~ans . to an tteatPr, whitf'wall tires show little wear. \\a1 $2595, Now ~ p ~,o,I ' Q li e ( ~ 1 I I • ..... wa"' v ,__.... ··~"·· •""" ,"'.......•••'~ '•• ,__ Oouolln> IM'•oc~ gn ,... .... Pomeroy Motor ( 0 ..... "'""'•" 1e1 d... .• .., ot r•••"" • oOJT" .d, @ (JK. SZ395. 111 '"""'' ,.., •oro ,n•&I ·-ru'' "'UP' !'Rarl• .,...u >0 ~, TIME $2395 • Bell The Rush OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ~~Lf .....'Rf,ut,.,.o ,,... so ..., r 1 rHREE and tour'"""' furni•h• -• end unfurnished apart. 12 "" menta WY 1-6434 e If< FASTEST & i:": BEST RADIATOR SERVICE ae 1 Many Attend f uneraI f or Herman w,·/son IN THE AREA. wu jq~~~~r PT PLE•"•NT ~-111 · nOl\ r..were completed tor the annual F'aU .F'eJtival at Ordnsnct SChool lo be held Saturday Oct· ober 3rd from noon until 1 p. m. and the following chairmen have been se1ected : _ ~rat chairmen, M r 1. Brookte Henry; Mn. Fred roed er and Mfl. Max Nl · Sch bJJ j nd N ubert; Pu c ty a oleo •-•• Mrs. Leon Yoder; GroWlds, f Kenneth Whited; Materials or Booths, Earl Sturgeon; Electrlcal Chainnan, Wayne Burdette: Posters, Mrs. Oliver Eshenaur; Counting chainnan, Joe Jordan: Tickets, Richard Pi~kens: Door Prizes, MrS. Joseph Martin. Auctioneer Dallas Hall · Ex· hibits, Mrs. M. H. Coker and Mrs. William Rardin, Jr. ; King and Queen chairman, Mrs. Carl Adkins; Kitchen, Mrs. Leroy Durst and Mrs. H. Blankn· ship; Tea Room, Mrs. Ray Ferrell; Bakery chairman, Mrs. AI Biggs; Concession Stand, Mr. and _Mrs. Johnny Lynch; Popcorn, snowcone, cotton can. dy Robert Miller· Balloons, sa~ Fowlkes · Doll' House Mrs. Eugene • Dunlap; C au r:_ ty Store, Mrs. William Crump; Grab Bags, Mrs. Worthy Burris Jr. Spook House Mrs Je~n K~yser· Swim T~nk Do~ Waldie; Profiles, Mrs. Ri~hard Kinnaird; Tractor Ride, Arnold Norman; Fire Dept. car Ride, Fire Dept.; Ring Toss, Duane Clatworthy; Fish ePond, Mrs. George Crump and Mrs. Gail Bowen; String Pull, Mn. Sam Fowlkes· Wheel of Fortune Mrs E Monroe· Wale; Fish Pond, Carl Handley; Tic-Tac-Toe, Mrs, Reid Doollt· It; Ball Pitch, Bobby Joe Chapman; Bell Throw, Mrs. Tom Farley; Cork Gun, Ray Ferrell · Darts Mrs. Dan Dawson, H~rry Fitzsimmons; Pick· My. Pockets, Mra. Don Waldie. SATIJRDA { OCI'OBER 3rd !0,30 A.M. ' p I WILL sell the rollowing per· HOUSE tor rem tn omeroy · sonal at my home b th WY 2r3S7S See _ three rooms and batb. Call located in RACINE, OHIO rooms and a · 11-ll·tlc MempoUIBD Moton 1b011e attending the funeral 7 5 Notice WY m opposite the Grade School, _ __ E. Main Street, Pomeroy of Herman Lester Wilson on 7 -=,.---::::-:---:-;-;--;:=; 1 ?:/ Uc corner or Main and 5th Street WY 2-3891 FARM FOR SALK 60 acres, Phone Wl' t-3171 Sept. 22 with Rev. Perrin of 111ERI will be an old time HOUSE 4 rooms, bath. pic- on Slate Route 338. lfl tillable, year around water 4 22 tfc the Federated Church oHlclat,.. Revival meetin~ ~t the Free- tare ~o-a . basement, pick· Three Bedroom Suites, 3 Pc. E M•ln St. Pomeroy in pasture, tWQ wells, leased ing and Mrs. Carrie Neutzling dom Gospel Mission at Bald et tenet yard. 1671 Lincoln Sectional Practically for oil, excellenL cropland, 1957 4 door auto- furnishing organ selecUons, Knob, Stiversvllle • Bashan Heights Phone WY 2·2780 Coffee Table, Rockers, u1.su· l'RANSM~SSI?~ Sall~age c:m-1 new barn, house, 5 rooms and .matic transmtssiO~, "::'".":'' were, from · Rd. from Oct. 1 to 14, inclus· · 8·22-tfc es, Kitchen Cabinets, pany. ~pairing a ma es, bath modern kitchen ....,~·~t; brakes and 11teenng· RadlCl tve. Rev . 0. G. McKinney of ola T.V.. Three Dinette-S~ts n~tomatlc and s~ndard . Jete ~ith 18ft. Qf birch cam- and heater. $350. Phone WY Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Charleston, West . Virginia FOUR room furnished apart- (One New :1, Four Living missions. Electnc nets, full basement, fuel oil 2-5368. 9 24 3tc Gorman Cordell, Mr. and Mrs. wlll be the evangebst. Spec- ment. Pbonl WY 2r3658. Suites, Wardrobes, 2 Pc. Wick· Phone WY 2~ 173 · forced air heat. Bank "-- - James Hartley, Mr. and ~r~. 1111 singing. The public . weiII M Uc er Suite, Chairs. Lamps. Uti!tic_ ing available. Located on Sale or Trade Dwain Bartle;. Miss Mdhe eome, Rev. E. J . Gnfflth ls FOR RENT modern bouse, ity Cabinet, Crosley Television, LIGHT HAULING or water cine-Bashan Rd., just ~vru Hixon, Mtss Martha Underpaator. 9 1J 6tc sU rooms 'and bath. Youngs- f'hilco rtad~o, Four Gas Ranges hauling. Phone WY 2-6222. miles from Racine. HAY FOR SALE or trade for ~- Miss Mary Nelson, Mrs. 1959 GSpoEol 9 24 30tp Hill, q,acine, Ohio. Phone WI milk cow . Also .. '=~~· Ne~a Sprague: M:iss Mildred TilE •then• • Meigs County town kitchen, tile floor. lo- C tb2. Aptt. WS~zek), GRoodk 1 "' ti of d t 136 Lincoln-rd Call a me· tc er or er. · ·1 - ~957. 9-26-6tp itan car, good c;n~~~wn. ~JLouts Meeks, Sr., Annual atockbolden mee • 29 tic Electric Range, Three 9' 12 BEAT DROUGHT by building an Harris, Ree sv• e, o, Mrs. Herschel Jacluloo Production d r ;t · .. . Rugs, westlngr.ouse Range, stock ponds, dams, reservoirs. FOR SALE : 5 room house In Success Road. 9 28 3tp Converse or London; Mr. and 4aoclatlon will be dhel S FOUR room house. wtth Three Gas Free estimates- fair prices good repair - 2 1-3 A. with Mrs. Joe Scarberry, Mr. and T:IO p. m. Wednes ay epd baseme nt hardwood !loors, Many other pieces of rurni- - good work - Prompt ser· about 1.1100 3-year-<>ld Mrs. Darrell Bartley. Mr. and ember 30, 1964, at tl1e Be • nicely iocated on Lincoln ture, One ••t ot Hand Tools. vice, all work Is done with mas trees. Ada G . Morris, ' • Mrs. Wrlham Trexell, Mr. and lonl Youth Center. 9 25 41 Heights. Call WY 2-3054 af<er AUCT: Note, This Furnl· caterpillar built eqwpment. Chester, OhiO. 985-4015. Mrs. Roger Kaiser, and from c 5 p. m. Tracy Whaley . ture was used or bought for Also any kind of excavations 9-26-:Jtp •t Wellston, George Wm. Durst. ;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;====o.,l 9 28 6tc use in rented apartments and made with back-hoe or front 0 Greenfield, Mrs. Mary Pav- - - - - - - : : - - is clean and usable merchan-· end loader. Emmet W. Shu- SEVEN ROOM brick home in Plans were made to parllcl· ey, Mr. and ~rs. Stanley Stu~kSEE THI NEW Wanted To Buy dise. Not junk. ler Contracting, 342 Page St., P •,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 pate in providing_ a pleasant er and family; _L_ogan, .Ohio, 1 Terms . Cast. Middleport. Ohio. Phone WY bedrooms, garage, b~seme~t, Christmas for rest?ents_ of.. the Mr. a~d. Mrs. ~tillS Ohlinger WANTED. used furniture , tools, BRALJF0"3.9 AUCTION COM- : 2-3243. 8 2J tfc 3 finished rooms m attic. State Hospit?.l 10 Op- Mr. Wtl!Jam Ohlinger, and Mr dishes and household goods. PANY, C. Bradford, Auction-] Large lot. OUt of high water. Santa Claus at tneland Mrs. Roy Magel ; RushAny amount. large or small. eer, A. c. Bradford, Sales ,1-fEATING, Plumbtug. Mueller Central heating Inqutre meeting of the vi~le, Ohio, Mr. _and Mrs. Guy Call Knotts Auction, 2917 Gallipo- Manager Not Responsible for Fvuaee.. Arnold Bretben. Charles Wildermuth. WY 2Friendly Gardeners on Wilson; New LexJ.ngLOn, Mr. and lis, Ohia. Phone 446· Accidents. 118 Ea~' Malo Scnet.. Pum2205 or WY 2-6116. i-Z6-tfc Wednesday evening at the Mrs. Torance Wilson. I . ' 10 20 tp Signed: Ira Beegle eroy. Phou Wl' 1-ZHI. !home or Mrs. Vernon Weber. M d Ro ' Lunch served by Methodist 1 20 tfc HOUSE for sale. Harrisonville. are asked to bring ~anesville, r · an Mrs. Y l For Sale Church. 3 bedrooms and bath. Make gilts to the October meeting Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Theron ARRESTS MADE POMEROY, 0 1 9-26-Gtc offer. SH Z.5468. 9 24. 12tc for the project. BrowR, Mrs. sLam~~ Johnson, PT. PLEASANT - Arrests 1HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath, n ' Mrs. Weber, president of the Mr. and Mr · Lt> fs Brown. during the weekend according Middleport Call St. Albans, I I WANTED to buy ' five to twen· "'"", welcomed Mrs. Thomas Mr. Haberon Holdrolt, Mrs. to jail records were Terrance CHICKEN on the 727-2149. . 9·26-<ltpl THF.RE 'S no charge ror use of I ly·five acres, near Pomeroy. """•. Into club membership. Holdroft, Jasonville, F. Blankenship, 16. Gallipolis Village Hal l lawn. Sponsored APPLES, Burdette F r ~~O Blue Lustre ..., w-e "' given on D M L. H. d M . t chase Carpet of3hampooer withCarpet purNorman Rose, 3601_ Repor•· the Indiana, Mr. ScholL01 Ferry ,· Joe Ervl·n Beaver, 37, by \1iddleport Fire Depart Farm. Pho~e WY 2-IJ;)', • Shau1poo. Baker Furniture. Rd ., Akro1. 12, Ohio. rloral arrangments · ·-L~~r ay~on_, r. an rs.. Rr- Leon; Edna Charlotte Rood, nwnt Saturdav, Oct. 3, at Pomeroy, OhiO, Rt. 1. 9 22 6tc Parts & Service On 9 23 8tp the Gideon Bible Dt~n· les Wllkmson, Willie Stunage, 38, Pt. Pleasant and James 12 ,oo' p. m. E;nertainment. 9 25 25tp quet held jn Rutland iri James Beardsley, John Chase, Samuel Finley, 66, Pliny, all Any Make Chain Sow M nd M D ld H bough 9 2.4 9tp - 100 bu. Clea.1 Corn. Call 985-, i"_ _ 0 ber and the clubs r· a rs. ona ar charged with intoxication. All - - ~------ ... , 1961 VfNDALE Mobile Home 3140, Chester. . 9 23 6tp l ~~~~~t, jin the Rutland Garden ~!~~ Lorenzo Threse, James Walk- arrests were made by the City THE MEIGS County Com Hunt- 52 x 10 wi•h a 10 x 15 alumin· Small Engine Service f .\ler show with Mrs. ""~~~' er; Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. police. -· -ers- Associat1on will h:n~ s urn awning. Roger Keller, USED PIANOS ( , POMEROY_ 2-bedroom frame er entering an arrangement. ?scar Erk, Mr. a_nd Mrs. Julham Shoot "n Sunday, Sept. s Ohio ' Recon d"Jtioned upng · h t pianos, · hnme with bath,automatic A nature tour of the Ycuc Bach, Mr.. LoUI_ s Boore, Mr _ 1- tan " tar Rou te, P"mer"Y v v ' 806 w M•ln Pomeroy, 0 . u · B b M Ca M Sh CCI ENT REPORTED 27, starting at 12 :00 noon, at phone Chesler exchange. $50 and up. Others ,as low as · hot air heating, and full baseand farm was also ~ c rm, ISS aron A D w.m ., PHONE WY 2-2157 ~=========~ HACKETT'S propert~ SOHIO SERVICE 2-35 ~ ~:~fter ~- N"'~-~· ~I ~DGE Ro~al_, ' motlon plctu,.. prornlae, thougb the quaUty Ia bound tD vaty fnm WW 1o I lll1<-hour CBS.TV ,.r. wee~. Newhart had • fllrly The .Entertainen... pr• amWLina monolotUt. and colummlered Jl'rlday ntgbt, starrlila nlst Buch•·•ld dellvred oome Burnett, Bob Nwhart, droll commentary, to tho style Art Buchwald, Tessie O"Shea ol his wriUngs, about Barry arxl Caterina Valente as the Goldwater and President John~ular stRndbys of this revue- son. But the series wlll link or log a woman, and Is stabbed. type variety show. Any lineup swim with MilS Burnett. If she He reache• a building ba!~ement.lsuch u thlt can only have II orr too long, the obow '"I'· calls Guardino, tells him he to - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - -· -- - - IARNEY GOOGLE ond SNUFFY SNlfTI" dying - and tho rest ~ otory io the tracin« ol the phone te reach him before the NO.SIREE!l \ UNK SNUFFY.. 'IE GOT NO DADBURN ) lln18h blm oR. CAN I TAKE VORE BlZioi~S PLAVIN' AVJI08e DOWJ( 1.1. T>tJe Aa tho otabbed man, t.~ RABBIT FOOT CARDS AT 'IOI!E 1Wwld'• eventually lo saved, Rip Torn G. A thlck Jarreot TO ? AGE !! n;;::;.,, rulerot p!eoe p ....... was magnificent ln a •• 1l'renolt 1.-~ n .Klll worthy perforrruwce. Ao tile river Ill. lloollJ' copygirl with wbom he lO.:F!ag~ JMOI· 11. Fraement l.lDdt. a touchlf18 relationship on 1%, Re-v<M.\Iea f. Spread phone:, Shirley Knight was also 1t, Kn1tt hOt 28.able excellent. Most Important wa1 Ui. AD enu.u.. 18. Pold tasuc the masterflll buildup of susnotice .......,........_ devotee jet pense by dlrector Tom Gries . tJ . Questfcll 31. Speaka te. Cbetnlcll 22, Lizanl 33. Nourtsb~ The script was by Hal Lee and ending :tt. Fairy as. Amerteaa. Gries, who also 1& the 1eMes 17. Verb!onn I. Aqua.tlll B. G8.lD.e t'hlll ln<Haa Ll"l 4~,.1!~ 18. Young n.A producer. . . 'nllnp to 31. ltatiao. 19. Mother ot T. ~~:ntn Tbe show was created by Irish godl DON'T WORR"/~.' -IS FAMOUS FOR. 2"1. Thus 39. Bree:uo Jerome Weidman, and the p.... 10. Mauna La& 8. To be Tf--!E. ''MERCIFUL ITS EF!= IC F NCi ~-" 21. Cltru. Dua ._ A piB.y Is bere O H, HURRY.'! TH' ARMS WE' VE !>lEVER ~. N~~~~~c~wo~,~~ LJFE IS OOZtN' 22.S n F"//JI ,. LOST A DIME!! ' HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - "Tbe Reporter, " a on~our CJIS.TV oeriea starring Harry Guardino •• an aggre!IIYO J')llll8 New York newspepermon, txpledotl onto tho acreen Friday Jlilb~ the be•t exO<utocl now ohow of the aeaaoo thlll lar. Don't quibble about lllo fiDt points of w···spaper atmosphere, and never mind the oecatlonal pep talks by City Editor Gary Me rrill, whlcll slowed the acUon only briefJy. 11lil wa1 a real nail-biter for 110 opener, a &hriller with substance: A atory ol an insignificant man who reads a Guardino (:Olumn uhorting New Yorkcra not ot turn a deaf ear to crtoa for help to elty streets, who then, at nigh~ trios to stop four punks from attack· ~: I ~ged"t ~ 2-~20 t-~ NlCE Refrigerators, :~ Chris~ Ladies to Help GIVe ChriStmas T H I' d P~ul ospl a IZe . I 1965 BUICKS • PONTIAC$ Blaettnars 1 l OMELITE H SALES & SERVICE '------.,...---~1 Barbee~~ ........ I ye/t/v I CHARLES BLACK 9_ 25 6tpl $2;. _Free delivery .. Rutland PHtlTO Copyl·ng Service Co~ ment. House nicely decorat· planned for this fall. A ••• d ~lls~~anMr.R and ~~~s. gJ. :;· PT. PLEASANT_ The Sher· 11 SH .,811 F red inside and out. Nice Jot on "Plants for House an ac ; eyno · ur • · 1·rr·s Department lnvestigatP.d a A GENERAL Electric refrigerurnJture, ca ""; 23. 6te ies made of legal papers, wilh shared driveway. Beau- Greenhouse Co11ectlons" was and Mrs. John Weeks, Mt. minor two vehicle accident SunLOSE WEIGHT safely and eas- ator. Price 150110. Call 772birt11 records and almost any tiful view of Ohio River.lgiven by Mrs. Robert Snow· Vernon, Mr. Bruce SCholl; and day , p.m. on upper Five 20 one mile east ily, with new Dex-a-diel tab- 5712. 9 24 6tc I WILL DEUVE't good ar· tes other documents. Also !amiD· Make small down payment Iden. . fr?m Stanhope, N. J .• Mrs. Mile 2Road of lets. Only !16c. Stark Pharrr> --- 75 at $2.25 a bushel. Apple Man, ling in plasuc, film 10 pre and balance as 30 year' loon Mrs. Cari . Morris was In Frsher. Route 11 resulting in approxi· acy. 8-l3-60tp 1962 Superhawk, $2 · Phone WY 2·2518. serve paper!. This is what you been mately 150 property damage and "'-"========"j GeneHONDA Dodson, 927 Brownell Re te your lD valuable Po me oy "~· of a discussion on Afri· 9 23 • Ave., Middlenort. 9 23 6tp Stp u r surance, r Uc looking for. lean Violets, their pro)lllgation PLAN OPEN HOUSE no injuries. A truck driven by - -·: -c---.--. - THREE USED bathroom out· 9 4MIDDLEPORT -:- S . roorr !and insect control. An ex· PT PLEASANT - The Mas- Allen W. Walker, 42, Southside, ; 14 ft. B,J~T wttb trailer. 35 fits. 1 forced air ga~ furnace, AUC..TiltNI!:ER frame home with bath, gas change of houseplants was :...... R bl' W traveling east on upper F 1v e H.P. Evl_nru~e motor,_ gas 84,000 B.T.U. Priced rea son· Complelft 8ervk'l heating, nice oak floors, ex- held during the evening. l:~l·n unty epu lean omen Mile and a west bound car PLANNING tank, 2 hfP Jackets, ftre ex· able. Ph. Chester 985_3175 _ Ctftl ~radford cept kitchen and bath (Inlaid) The traveling prize, donated 1vrm be hostes~ to a~ Ope~ driven by Clarence Bonecutter, tingulshers, $400. 1959 Eng· •. --.. ---1 , . ~--toet Located on nice level lot .... ., .. by Mrs. Weber, was won by House ordndational, ate anb- 48 Ga11'1polis Ferry, slde~wi~ YOUR VACATION? t · · - ·-~ ..A.~ .c.•HKAIJfo"(IRO ~ · "<"k'· Mrs. Carl Morris . . dnver · • !ish Ford, $35lo 35 ft . Llber Y 19£4 HONDA Motorcycle. $420. all sc hoo1s and super mar WI·th Mrs. 1u....... can I ates at tue hRepu ed• on 8 curve. Ne.~ther Road aarvlee, boll band House trailer, $450. Call WY Phone WY 2-2519. Racille, OfUt ets. Make modest down pay· Snowden winning the door prize.~~~,:"' ,";~~~ua:.e~. Olld ts~:- was cited. oervl.. encltrovol aervice 1: 0 • 2-6077 before 10 :00 a. m. or t 22 6tp 1 11 tk me~t and 23 year term loan Mrs. Weber was as~Lsted by l"l;;' 0 ----CALL: 91 after 8:00 p. m. - available. her daughter, Donna, m serving The If : ·n lJe.. : 9 23 6tc G E p rt bl d" h h s' er-, Plamllllll Ull 3'li ACRESfarm I. dessert course tD tile mem- 1.,. u a ":" WI • E. M. BURTON SON 18 BORN I I . . o a e ts was er, Ueatln& with 3 barns, lbers and two guests, Mrs.J'!i"' at 1 p.m. and_wllllast until WY 2·2632 1 0 1 571 lroadwn Mlddl•port Reel Buys In condition. MIDonYWe, sheds, Marietta sllo and Ralph Jarvis and Mrs. Law- 4. p.m. will I Mr. and Mrs. 9 1 o tic End '""' oewer trooNet Ira nice home. Located "" renco Milhoan. _._,_ candldm~ ~ ........ Sprouae of Mlrldan, ec USED FREEZERS AUTOMOBILE lllauranco ..... - - - - - - - -- _ _ We llavo oD state higbway s miles from •~• a s. 0 "l""w~· cut, art announcing tho birth conoelled? t.oot your opera· 1 Good 16 Cu. Fl. Co-op <;INGER Sewm• machineo. s.- - Pomeroy. Considerable l•r~ ocheduled and refreslunents of their ftrsl son. September 8 1Dr'1 ......l CoD WY ,__ Chest F..... r $75 new, $58.50 up. !ieverol Used .__... bar, plenty pasture .... -~~~ IS be aerved. In Connecticut. They named tho llltfc 1 - 23 Cu. Fl. Upright machinea It l>arBalll prices CoD IVY I#IC . , or Nf&lll able land. 2 other houses w•w new arrival James Alan Sprouse Unlco F....,., _ $100 The ~·abrtc Shop. ~Inger Sales 7 • Ue ibis property, both have gas • Second St. No charges Jr. He welgbed 5 pounds, I J.ET REB:S FLORAL Ill Radne and Se•vic~. Pomeroy. Ohio PIANO TUNING. Newman Bur- and running water tone ~~~ !were filed. The squad trona- ounces. Grandparents art ~r. bandle all your Oower needs. 1-25 cu. Fl. Untco Updght Fro•z•r ~ $135 WY :1-22114. 4 21 tic delle, Middleport, WY 2-3'191. bath). Can be bought w•w Rock Springs Grange -mel ported Mrs. Gibbs and dllugh· and Mrs. Charle~;::"'p Yj FUDerals, weddings. glfts, ol· i 9 S 30ic or without atock, evening with Fredlier tD Holzer hospital. The u· racuse, and Mr. ~ oo beautifUl glaasware. Rees l 1-lBCu.FI.Cheot Noro• Fneze. _ $75 USED LENNOX oil tired hot and feed. worthy maoter ••~ ~ II( lnjurleJ wao IHll report· LeClair, of Canada. Mr. Floral, 3rd S-t. Racine, 1 Ohio, Phone WI t-3983. 1 1-22 Cu. Ft. 4 v,., Old EXPERIENCED BOX - C. C. CUCKLER WY • - - w : 'rlltua air rurnace with200ducts, regis· r-ll·jl j~F-Iiiiliiiliiiliiiiililiiiliiiiliiliii~la;_;lvrm~;;er:;;l~y..ai~Pi;;o;;;mer=-:;ayi;;,;;;;o;j Upright FrHrer _ $175 ters and 2 gallon fuel ,_ ~ 'lbe meeting opened la u 18 llilc tanks. Used to heat 7 room POMEROY, omo 1•• ~. form. Due to evangellatlc Pomeroy landmark house. Call New Haven 882· t 21 Sto _I'""". at the Roc;k Springs Por S1le or Rent WY 2-2181 J1ek Carny, Mgr. 3381 r•·r ~ p m ch h it . . 9 28 6tp Help Wlnted ' wao a J'IvE ROOMS and bath, house. tD cancel theurcDe!Dbar 8 met!l-11 121 Hudson Sl., Middleport. MELONS, potatoes, beans, ,1. . LADIES: Earn up lo t2 hourl!"ll imd the next -,,Ill FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. laqulro Oh10 H'·te~. pei bu. Being containers and 1158 BALES atralra hay. N1ce, From tho lar!!ell 1rnt* or oewing ready out bi held October 112. A pick yourself. Clarenc. Prof· put in dry - no bugs - Not IIUildozer rodlator to tho F'reo Details! Babypy, Will' olon wao held '"' lnataDallon .. 9 2:1 Uc filt, Phone VI 3-2254. sprayed. Phone day 9561. ev- IDlallest beata oon. II.W, A·lA, Indlaoa. officer•. For Rent u 15 tf< ening 6601, McConnelsvllle, 1 21 lip Mrs. Fred Goegletn, lectum ---.,.----~-.,- 1 -=--=--c--· ·9 28 3tc presented a program l'hlcb Oft SIX ROOM houso wilh bath in BABY BED, with mattress WY 2-2143 Po~- HELP WANTF-D - Man with ened with. poem "&optembei" Mnersvlllo - furnished. Ph. $7.50 at 1666 Lincoln HgiS .• 70,000 B.T.U. Kenmore Gas EngDah .:omposltlon talent '"' by Mrs. c. L. H.;.ton, A ~ WY 2-2881. 9 :u; 3te Pomeroy. Another baby bed at Stove and pipe. Excel· L O. McCOY, AUC'I10NEER, Melgs _county reporter, . - ne Corn Song," waa 1 Rutland home of Adeline lent condition. $75.00. Mich· Chester, Ohio. s 13 tfc ure wr1ter. Learn newo bv Mrs. w. A. Morgan.--~· •• FOUR room unfurnished apart- Browning. No nigbt calls. ael Burke, Che~;ter, 185-2417. lng while working for load -~·.. uNow there's.-----....-:,.-;; 9 21 &tc ment. Brown•ll Avenue, Midu 28 3tc pay. Good opportunity ·for , ••• Mrs. William Grueoer. , dleport. Call Wallace Brad· .. hi rord, WY 2-304;. 9 25 Stc t YEAR ow Coon H 0 u n d. MODEL 520 Stevens Pump • right person, am tloua, from Farm Women ~' ~ Wayno Ritcbie, Long Bot- Shotgun, 30 in belt, In good getic, ~nsible. Write The Mrs. Goeglein and Quo~ _bj THREE room apartment and shape. H. D. Boney, Wright-st Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy, 0. 1u... Robel1 Look& 9 22 6 bath, adults, 212 South Fifth -tom. tp Too Doll., Pold For U 25 3tp 1::··-·program. - - - - - - - - - Pomeroy. U 28 3tc u tne AVPnue, Middleport, WY 2- READY to lay H & N leghorn w,.cbCI Can and True At the clOJe of the meeting Sn"wballllill, Syracuse. ~--------:-9 23 4tc Te~ han~ I Co 1 Oeto:e, ~ I ~~.:;.~ ~ ~.5 ~:;-t e~~ a~d glv~ v~~· wi~ Jam~ ~ be • eptem r :wtu Theme of Grange Meet1ng -·u;.;: S \ < ~ ' I 1 ! RADIATOR SERV I CE READY· MIX CONCRETE I -----------1 BLAmNAR'S II lJ ~. BAIRD BROS AUTO WRECKING 5415. 9 22 tic TWO BEDROOM house ;;;; Lin· coin Heights. Available Oct. oher 1. Phone WY 2·5127. 9 17 tfr ~-=-----.,--c---c MODERN 4 room and bath rurnished J apartment. Middleport. Wl' 2·3874. 9 11 lfa FURNISHED ond unfurntebed apartments. Inqulro at tbe Oblo Hotel. 1-1~ 12 1 "' "' ' ....... -..- --=· 1://.1" &.To•·• ~ ~ ~ · lw FRED '-ASSWELL WE· UNS 15 HA\IIN' A 'RITHMATK: TEST --,-- ~ II' tbo - ....... ....... 23. Body.. Ii -- ....... .,...,. . ._ ~ OUTA 'EM .'! Ill" E:~~ :: ~~ ~~~· ~ 35.Compase 86.Er~ ~l" F:JF 37, Filmy 38.Tn<p ~ 104 V./15l V/A ;31 - to. !.';'~•I• ~ lr"r-1-~ I" 15,- narrow lterna !i: ~hod ~V:>?l;./.1"';;-j~f--f--f;; 1"11..-1-~f-.j,.,..,j ~ <3. God of war ~ 141" r-:1.: I'" ~ V/: onward · i-f , Requlra M~s: Th~lma 1 I'''''' ' CROSSWORD I ~~ ~ ,e levIS · 10 · n R evu e . , 4 At Ordnance School is Set =='..-=~~ _ -----------1!~~~;,;;~;;;,;~~~~!~~~~~: DON'T DELAY .~ o..~' ':.:~.:"~ -,;:,."":: POMEROY, OHIO on •P-~ ttuuB.Ii lll....----::~.:.:~=:;...,,;,...,;==:=:=::=:=:=:=:==:::'11 ..:;:.u•....•,. ': ·:·.: ..~oo '::,~! For Rent Fo S 1 :!.':i":~:::'\ •= ANTI-FREEZE 1963 Corvalr Monn Cpe. - - - - $1995 •••v•c• ,..,.. """""· ......,._ RADIATOR Fall Festival Awards Event Set lnltrUdlon1 IOIINSON, S!m- ~nsur.-l--------- PT. PLEASANT - The third ID. All f..-- ., 111 u. L c•v•~ Gotr Awardo Banquet Jim Job_. aDd .._ ...... awa. ,_. 1110 •lplaDI have been completed by 1 Bud s; - ' ApDIL 1 1 women's Golf .moctauon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-:_u. _ ::;: ~:;;_:u,• ~~waf thHidden Valley Counb'y Club ~..... For Sale .,.,... ,. ._ .. wnu .., •• the banquet ocbeduled for R•• l ..Dil •• r:'~ "~"::. u~~~., 28th at Oscar'a in GaJ. o.u, ••"l'"~ IHnnll• Ohio, wltb 8 .soclal bour 7 ROOM hooJe and cabin ,n, -ENat ij p.m. looklni Ohio River, g M .' CIET A MAN'$ JOIII down. 1•OJ yeart to ""Y. ~a~ The group wUI be bold 4a bu.sl· .....lll .. 1 OperaUnl bulld.ozera, fl'aderl, • T*l· •• monthly payments like rent. Lizlnet. bac:~ou """ ~rapen. &an nesa meeting Octo r 1 at 7 : ~ lOP wa, ... wa wtu tram ,.ou on In.... t the home of Mrs· Mar~ 4 per cent interest, W r I t t !J~·r ,.quipmeDt. 'M •PPro•e<:l. tor 1!'·•"· a Durst's Store, Portland, Ohio run reed~~~.fimWrtu: Rvi,.n dDawson at 121 EngJish 1 for the purpose of electPhone VI 3_226 1. JmA.vv .:QulPamNT scHooLI 11 11 tDU w. t.ne A••· 1ina next year's officers. Mary t 2% 10tc col umbu•. Ohlu t :·o. 1:'.~"'• president, appointed Betty Dawsoo, chairman, Betty Dye FOR SALE-Middleport'a Auto S•l•• J._. u.n.... I ted w tall· N ICIJJU Mary Ingles on the nomi· est bu ~· oca . naUng co.'l"flmlttee to submit a Second Stree~ Middleport A GOOD 194_!.0odge 10 A-1 run-,slate. or orrtcers Nominations l!rll"OJI lot quiet .ale h> nlng condition. Call will also be taken from the 8 quire at Oblo Hotel. 773-5712. lnoor. 10 u Uc The Rambler world Slaodanl of Compact DOUSE FOR SALE: • room• E>coUence furnished. Minersville. 13000 Bl rt•· llld Ph WY 3-3312 t 25 tfc I ear room. .... rone . IOI'liUlnce. Small car eConomy HOME for rent In Pomeroy 8 and managerabiUty F Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Third Annual Golf --::--:---:-:--T-~;::==---1--------- Pomeroy·M~port, 0 ·· 5.!Pt. ZB, h~ . -~Busi~;-;;;~S.;;;_rv;;i;cn;;,jl l(jjiiNso;;,ln~•iu;r;;anc;;;;-•b;;;;;;;; t·U DAILY cal'I'TOQUOTE - Here's bow .&.X'I'DLBAA.XR to WOTli It: Ill LOlfGFI!I.LOW One Jetter l!llmply stands for another, Jn tb .. -~A 18 used for the tbrect L'•, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single lflltere, apoe. trophies, the length and formatton ot the wwda are all h1n'ta. Each day tu c:od& !etten art dlffenmt. A. ~ QaoOIIoa X X OJ !IJD ll'DK CXBO ICKXHR UZD X R Y T T Z t~ Y T M. - N Y G Z K OIL" I KA(.. . m 1.1ZDICitL R&turday-. CrJptoquote : NOOODY KfCKS ON BEiNG !N- "l'ERRUPTED IF lT'S BY APPLAUSE.-HUBBAJW 0 l9Gt, .lOa&: l'eatur• &p.taa.. IDe. WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:00 6,06 6:20 6:25 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY Sign On -News 6:110 Sign On - News Sacred Heart Hour 5,05 Country Music Meigs County RFO UO Country Jamboree Paul Bowers -Farm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show Nwa 3,00 Pomeroy ID Football FO<IIbaUI Rsev. RaHymodndll Jones-Rei 9:30 MiT"ddli'rts~lgb (D . porto ea nee 11:00 op en ow a1ry Weatber Report Valley) Newo 11:30 Top Ten Show tDuttono) Tiny's Chapel 12:00 Noon News Newt 12:15 Musical interlndo WJEH RADIO · PROGRAM LOG UO Interchange MONDAY TRRIIUGO FRIDAY •' • 00 Community Ne"" 6'00 SlgD On, Mutlc.'lJ Clock 5:06 World, National Newa 6·:30 Newt Hea . dllneo 5: 15 Spotlight on Spor1a Uo 6:32 Musical Clock 5,25 Weather 6' 33 7:00 Be ..StilL& KnoT. 5:30 SUOIIet Blvd. 6:55 ?:Ill News B:OO Sign orr 6:57 7:08 Musical Clock SATURDAY 7,00 Sign On M ~ al Cl k 7, 311 News Headlinoo 7:05 6:00 • u.,c oc 7' 32 Musical Clock 7:30 7:00 Be SUO v Know 7:45 Word & Testimnn ~ 7 : ,..~ News 7,35 Pickens Hardware 12:30 Rev. 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U5 Sunday Showcase us Mason County News 3,55 Ne,.. 8:4$ Baker Furniture Show 8'110 French Cl1y Baptl.st 10,00 Family Worshtp Hour 9,00 Musical Ci-JCk tWed. • Fri.) 8:30 Newo 10,15 Public Se"!co 9:30 Song & Story 1lml 8:45 I&S Super Market Show 8:33 Hour of Deliverance 10:30 Latchstring 9, 45 Famuy Wol'llhip Hour (Thurs.) !Elder CUne) 10,55 World Newo to 00 Newo v,oo New• 9' 48 CongreSBman Abele 11:00 News Beat 10,115 High Scbooi Hit Parade 9 05 Coffee With Janet 10,05 Sunday Chapel u,os Moroing MelooleE 10:55 Newo 10,110 Grand Ole Op'ry 10,33 Washington Reporlo · to (except Friday, 11:00 Army Tlme 11:00 Minlllerlal Assoc. the Peoplo Churcb Bells Rinll 11:-18 Special eommum,, IU5 A.S.C. Program • Fri. 11 '110 Sunday Show 11:45 World Newo Programo 11:15 Family Worship • Thurs. 12:00 Noon News IUS Mason County Now J2 ,oo News Roundup IUS Mason Co. Agr. Ext.-Tues. 12,15 Christians Hour 12' 00 Communi" News [2 ,20 Bulletin Board 11 :33 Swap Shop 12:30 Rev . 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News 6:30 Sundown Serenade 3:01· Mid-Way Matinee 5:15 Pubhc Service 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off September 3:55 Newa Beat 5:30 Dmner Music~ le ~s;'~;;~~-~~Oft~~~p~te=m=~~--~~6~:45~S~ig~n~lli~l-Oc~to-ber ______~4:~00~DMc~ifli~•=i=~=DQg==~----~a~:OC~S~tg;o~o~ff~~~~~ TERRY Bv GEOIIGE WONDEit -- -- . . . LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII Bw HAROI.D GRAY YOLJ'R£ llJC\<Y. MY FRIF.t--ID, '1U I~ A PEI(MIT t:'OR THAT Plm'OL! WiTHi}Ur IT, f <:>UE=SS V<lU kNOW THE MESS 'IOU~ GOoD OWl WOULD HAVC: (i'OT "!!&~ INTO! .,. WE POLICE CAti'T HA'W't OPINIONS ON THE ~8:1 ALL WE CAN q\:1 -fa ,.. ENFORCE ll4tM . 1-1/ICH MORE GUYS WHO CArl "' 'tiHOOT 'THE VIAY Y8U CAN, ~40 PliRMlTSJ ...&I oa D!l ct. ....... ID' ABBIE AND $LA Tl ly RAEBURN VAI\jBUREN llol II ... lfll Jal. .... ly" I --------- nli' NON ,LET500UP- BTAH:.>5_l WANT 10 lON!\.Y a»mtY ,.,.. Otl1!ltl>l! THE~- the )JEAR ALL AOOlJT YO/IR VACATON OUT WEST I CITY. TEIOO'- i1tE -- OTHI!If .ltANliJ!T ad< ~p . o• llik a.rr ro t~ur, Ucll btr" ...,..1111.1! 11111 !AVf~Rt- "': I I pullets, 20 wks. old, Nov. 9.1 Livestock TOWING 4 HOUR Locally grown, va~dnated -· _ _ _ _ __ _ Newcastle, Bronchitis, Fowl THREE Hereford calves, 1 O.n I A.M. lw 7 P.M Pox, Dubbed, D~beaked, war· week aiel. Three mixed yearCiaNCI Sunday med. Wlll dehver. Mode_rn ling bulls. Phone VI 3 _ 2278. Phon• 985-22'? poultry, Box 188, Athens, Ohto. 9-26-3tc letw.en C.hemr •nd Pbone LY ~31. 9-26·3te Tup,.,. Ploln on ltote Rl 7 - - - TWO registered Hereford ~~ !957 CHEVROLET 2 door 6 years old. One open heifer, all white, runs good, $200. 22 months. Call WY 2.QI71. Music• I lnstrumenlt Good oecond car.Ohio, Robert 9 23 -Sic "E" flat. alto saxop hone, Ilk• Grate, Danville, on Rt. 325, 4 mileJ north of Langs- TAMWORTH pigs. Emory Pow· new, for sale. Call WY 2-6961. YlDa. SH HZ'/3. S.U-3te ell, Raclno. t-2Hic 8 28 lte LOOKING FOR IICURI JOB! rrlht tor u. I. CSMI ..,..."' . _ . ._ our .., _._ m.traatknl fttto. . ~~ean• u-om '-"'- ..,.nua the quarterly birthday supper ,was served. by the home econ· omics committee. . eNO FUSS eNO M USS eNO WASTE Delivered Direct To Your JH GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. cP~;~r~~ll enth The and ' Jr. lellll ... WELL! EVeN MY 1" " 1;;:· M• . Dllll" 116111. COUPLE INJURED The Middleport emergency WANTED: A good reliable deal· was called at 10 ,54 a .m. er to supply customers with when Mrs. Carl -G. Rawleigh ProduciB in Pome· i , ond her daughter, Jerray and Middleport. Writ• ~~~ New Haven. w. Va., step· Rawleigh Depl. OHI 840-127, 1... ou_t in bfront_ 11ofrd • ·r WY2·3284 OE ST Freeport, lllinols. dmen Y Wl a · PA • M IDDLEPORT .., 1 28 ltp ,.n-st, 17, of Pomeroy, on jL._..;._______________ _, • a an4 SCHOOLGIRl- ~ENCH J5 GOOD ENOUSH · FDl'. fillS I ···r.:-: ll'Gft " �... .,... .. ' ' 1 and Mn. Everttt Thomas ., Nesselroad Jr . Earl Quivey of Marietta Mn . Dw tght Logan is employR · , spen! Saturday with his sister · e<1 at the L & Z Shop. and brother·in+law Mr . a n d I Mr . and Mrs. Eldon Weeks ~lrs Everett Tho~as and his Ireturned home Sunday, after a . t d · · ·n Re nold b "Vacation Memories" was Club, a red rihbon , and Mrs. Mrs. John Terrell, 1 petrlfled hrot·1H'r w1lb ur Qu1vey · en ays VIS11 1 Y s uq1 , . · h Cl b and k 1 Mrs. ·Everett Thoma s . leh to- ~ w i th lheir son and daughter -in- the theme of the fl~wer show Jack_ Ro~son, Twtllg t. u, sponge roc o ages granIn l'ornt"roy d 1 k' . . . C II· M nd Mrs John R 1by the Wlnding Trail Garden a white nbbon. Also exhibJtlng ite from Barre, Vermont quar· ay. o r~ wee s VI S! 1 In o- aw, r. a . . G rd lub ri ~" f '1 b · h her daug ht" r an d wee k,s and son. Tom · Club held Saturday and Sunday was the Pomeroy a en c: ded. es. T 1\'.tlb ur QU!Yt'\' 1t' r1 l uu .w or urn us wtt .. · ( · . · " M Delb 1 8 h 1 ed at the Ohio Power Co office Blue ribbons were awar Mrs. erre II a1so had a dl• Il ls homt> . Pun \a nd. . II ' gnn . :"_ on-m-la w. Mr . a_nd Mrs . Gene I rs . er rue r~ ur~ . th to Lilli La dermilt Linda Hen- play of shells : She had picture• after a ~eVt· IJ I d a 1 ~ v t~n w•lh Jhorna'i and family home F'nda:v , from Rtverstde Mrs. James Titus was e e u ' . . h•~ ~ t ster ,md b;·ntht' r m-Lm \>lr and Mrs Ed~a rd T Bau- jMethodist HOspital in Columbus accredited judge for the 81 drick:~ and Carol Lewts lD f:be made of shel_ls mounted on Mr. Getting .Personal ... · · d ·. · exhibi!s Blue ribbons for ar- Junior class. Awarded blue r1b- burlap and pamted background, .· ~:h:l~:/~e~:~r ~r and M I FlowerShowRibbon WinnersAnnounced t•r and daughte r, Pkol ly Ann of jan, 1_s tEmpgreo,emgD . ~vers a nd rangem~nts were awarded to bons in :he horticulture class including the Babylonia, from 1 \1 ~11 "10n were wee em1 gue<:ts I' r:s . u n "'"' ·. _ ~ . r. s '.son, Robert of Columbus were Ylrs . Allard Pratt for lnspira· were Mrs. Max Wa rd ; Ior sheII s; a pink. appIe bl ossom 0 NE l ' · the Sundav guests of her sis- ti on from the Holy Land; Mrs. housepla_nts, Mrs. Loyd Moore made from fish scales and shells; a dogwood flower bouquet from sbells ; a vase from shells; and an arrangement of rosebuds made of shells. lnC'luded in the shell display were a bear paw, sand dollars, star fish , shark fins , cokena, lace carua.. I SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S . I nat and many others, aU col- honors, and one green for a I ted In Fl id d ec or a. emon.:stratlon. The Landmark had a display V ri ds dl 1 a ous gaur were spay- of fall bulbs and leafl t fer ed b Mrs Robert Lewis · · · ea . Y. · • dislrtbuUo~ and also pruner1, which mcluded hard shell ba- garden scissors and glovea, ton, cave man club, Hercules lawn seed and pictures of bulbs. Ib 1 . tur c u , m m~ e crown o( 01h er d.1spIays wer~ a cut thorns, b1colar, nest . egg, leaf of philodendron m a large pear a_nd oran_ge and stnped .. A planter , by the Pomeroy Florcollectlon of msecls were dis· 1st Shop ;. a flo~al arrangment played by Louella Tbompso~, by Franc1s Flor1sts, and a spewho won first place in Ohio cia! display of chrysanthemums for. senior hobby show at the and celosia by _Mrs. Hiram Ohio State Fair and also a trip Fisher of the Wildwood Garden to National Club Congress in Club. VOL XVI A vlllage operated garbage service and a garbagt dump te:e were _proposed M~ay mght to Middleport council as a means of •·getting needed money to oper<:~te with." CouncHman Raben Craig argued other towns do this and Middleport shou ld too. •~ I He had nospect ncpan w put forward. Mayor Lee Smith and others pointed out one difflcuJty w uld be l1 ·tl ch a h· eo ·nc rJ~d~ n~ ~u no~ :~~ i~~ rsr oes or · Councilmen believed when the sewer rate ordina1tce is in Fa II Specials! :ate:W The suggesuon was referred mendatmn. ThJs '.Vas an ordinanc_e to p_ro.vide teeth Jn 8 council action of last suml!ler th~t led to safety zones bemg pamted a three places acr~ss North_ <;econd-av. for pedestna~ crossmgs. Hardl· 1ny motLndr stop now when :~~:i~\:~t~~t~~::~:t~~~~ or wants a loca l ordinance providing fines for motorists not New President I Leads First Meeting of Year Sale Fall Sale! One Week Only! 39.95 DISCOUNT _ __ 10.00 These new style chairs have the wider seat and spring back. Sale MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & TUESDAY 'ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS' <Technicolor) Frank Sinatra Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Edw. G. Robin· 110~1 Sammy Davis. Jr., Peter · FalK., Barbara Rusll, Victor Buono. Colorcartoan1 WEDN~~~A~.. :~PT. 30 American Living Room Suites Must Go THURS., FRt, SATURDAY October 1·2·3 THE BEATLES "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" THEY ARE HERE, FOLKS! THE BEATLES: John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul Me· Cartney, Geo. Harrison. Fe•tureHe: Pudon My Terror Cartoon• Adults-75c; Chi1dren--40c Beatles autographed p:hoto 25c One 2-piece Wing Back Couch With Matching Chair, ih burly brown nylon, REGULAR YOUR TRADE-IN 80.0.0 Sale 219.95 YOU R OLD SUITE 399.95 100.00 Sale 299.95 ff you are i11 terested in eith er of the above Early American suites , you should make a special ef- fort to see them. They're on sale now! COLOR .TV With ALL-CHANNEL TUNING Enjoy the World Series thl~ year and the New Fall Color Programs w1th a new 1965 Mark 10 RCA Victor Color Television. See the many wonderful models on display on Elberfelcb 2nd Floor. ber election . Pear!·sts where heavy traffic The levy, expected to provide into and out of Tiny's Foodland between $9,000 and $10.000 an- Mar~t obstruct~ side\.. alks and nually , would have to be used pedestrians (brought up also be for utility expense~. lights, Craig ); it wa s noted the marfire hydrant rental, phones, ket e'pects Lo solve its own etc. Its passage wollld relieve problem soon . lhe Safety comthe overburder.ed general fund mittee will cooperatt. with the the condition of which led . business and prepare a plan to council last summer to consid- ~ line sidewalks. . . . er turmng off street _lights. To the suggestiOn the _area be Thde le~y is folr five y_ea;ls , • bpatroll~kconstantly, Chaef Heran reqmres on Y a maJOfl y ert G1l ey anC the mayor vote. maintained more can be ac· -Reports tha t a dangerous compli.shed oy patrolling the en· condition exists at Locust and tire area of streets traveled by PT. PLEASANT - children at peak movement per- viewed in detail. It was pointed iods, than by stickint ln one out the occupant receives free spot, as at Tiny's, rent, utilities, and maintenance OTHER BUSIN~~::; on the quarters jn return for Councilman Clifford feeding tile prisoners ana handagreed to re-investlgate claims ling telephone and radio mes· that drivers' vision is impair- sages when the mayor's clerk ed at Rutland-s. and North Se- is not on duty . No action was cond-av . by a small sign. Sturn- taken, In .1959 the payment for bo also relayed COiflplaints by meals was raised from 35 cents the occupant of the town haU to 50 cents . apartm ent tha~ 50 cent5 per The ma yordrepohrrted he still meal 1or s8rvmg pr 1soners has not 1oun t ee persons not enough to make any pro- willing to serve on a board of lit. public affairs to implement the This latter was r&sewer rate ordinance . Clerk Gene Grate said he will transfer about $1,100 from the gent'ral fund to the parking meter fund and the swimming pool fund to meet clliTent expenses, that the genera l fund balance Monday night stood at $4 ,461.86, that $5,000 to $6,000 will be receive<. in the general fund by Jan. l, 1965, but that this has to "n:n us up to a· booct ~r ch 1 next. 'd' . ounc1 was rea a nouce from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency that Middleport's request for a 1 grant of $123.000 under the Ac- bottl ing company truckJ tl celerated Works Progn.m for enter and lean as before. its sewerage has ~n tabled Council gave the go w.4 pending congressional action to for installation of a new street provide more funds, as all light on Pearl-s~ between t.. funds appropriated for 1964 cust &nd Ash-sts., at a locatiall have been commuted. recommended by Jte Ujbl A traffic problem at South company. Council also accepted Fifth and Locust created by the recommendation that lit the Ohio Valley Baking Co. more lights be installed Oft adding to its worker force was Railroad-s! on ground s that the solved by couLcil agreeing the five there are sufficient. north side of the street adjaAttending wt re the may.or, cent to the Royal Crown Bottl- clerk, counc-ilmen Harris, ZU.. ing Co., should be kept free of kle, Stumbo, Craig, and Wayne parked cars so as to permit i Gibbons. Civil Action Opens in Lad's Death A $10,000 owbrook addition where the Hat- The Mason Realty Company John Brown, Virgil W. Siders, Members of the jury to re- tI County Circuit Court Monday. The trial is the aftermath of the accidental drowning of the 8¥.: yr . old son of Dr. and Mrs. Don Hatten which occurred June 10, 1961 in an excavation pit for a manhole in the Mead· claiming negligence on Uie part of the Mason Realty Company which was developing that section of Meadowbrook and the city of Point Pleasant, which was constructing the sewer sy· stem . - ~-=-=~-=-=~.:.::._.:.:_:.::.:.::_ Dean as its counseL Following the selection of a 12 man jury Monday morning , the remainder of the day until 5:10p.m. was used by the plain· tiff for his witnesses' testimony. Testifying during the day were ett Wedge, Deposition~ w-ere read ot court of two young lads, Stephen and Michael Wood, who were with young Don Hatten II on the fateful trip to the manhole pit which was filled with water from heavy rains. a1 are Y Frazier, John Escue, Donald C. Brown, Jack A. Burris, Wylie Conrad, Jesse Brown, Roy Yauger. Oscar Han· es, James N. Roush, James Keefer, J . E. Sommer and Dennis A. 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Mrs. Joe Starcher to circulate petitioo, Four school board members, II,~~~~~Stanley, Hiram Slawter, Halliday and J 0 h n ---,=.:.,.=,.._,=,.,..attended. The attend· SUN., MON ... TUES. ance banner was awarded to Oct. 4-5-6 F'f 1 lh Grade, Mr. Arnott's "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" (Technicolor) Jack Lemmon, Romy Schnel· The program was under the der, Dorothy Provine, Michael Connon, Edward G. direction of Mrs. Virginia Robinson, Edward Andrews, Mrs. Goodwin Introduced Loulo Nye, new parents and first 299,95 t II POMEROY , OHIO .:G:?ittn.r it · ·· · · · ·· · Kili/Yf~.Q'Jt~b . Sale! 2 Early to their home in f;lelle, W. er, and hearing the •;~EE1II Va. Wednesday. treasurer reports Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris a balance of $372.36, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1964 MAJ, WATERS DECORATED COLUMBUS (UPI) - The State Board of Tax Appeals Mayor Lee Smilh Indicated late Monday ordered the state auditor's office to with· DANANG , VietNam - Major Ralph R. Waters (left), over lbe weekend, hold sales tax funds from Vinton County until that area son of Mr, and Mrs, Ralph C. Waters of 220 Church St, The mayor admitted be hal completes a property reappraisal. Oakharbor, Ohio, is dtcoraled with the U.S, Air Force MARIETTA (UPI)- Republican presidential nominee received some complalots o1 Merrill Brothers, head of the tax board, said the next Air Medal for meritorious achievement during aerial Barry Goldwater brought his whlstlestop campaign train property deslruclloo and olh· distribution, scheduled Oct 6, would not be senl to flights in support of the fight against commu nist aggresinto Ohio today and attacked President Johnson as "the er actlvWes approaching VIlli- Vinlon County Auditor Glenn Peters, sion in VietNam. Major Waters, _a pilot, is on duty with chief enemy of the sotial security system today." dallsm . If It doesu't stop, . . . a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. His wife Kathleen , il In the first back·platfonn speech from bis 17·car ram· there will be a 7 p. m. cur· .. : d:trr::'~~~n wi~hou: pe~ said he would confer with Coun- the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Robert G, Clarke of New palgn train, Goldwater also wrapped blmseii In the .,, · ty Proaeeutor John Beckley on Haven W Va mantle o{ the Jate . Robert A. Taft, former Ohio senator few. cent of th~t amount going into possible legal action against the I ~~~·~~-~;';;;;;;;;;;---;~-:-~----who was ''Mr. Republican" for many in the GOP. Jatrothe c?Unty s general fund. 'nle tax board. for illegally assumed I •••••••••••••••••••••• duced by Robert Taft Jr. GOP candidate for the Senate, remamder of the money would "dictatorial power." VATICAN CITY (UP[)-The G0 ld W8 te r d eser ibe d th e f ormer senator 88 ' 'one 0 f my be divided among townships and Peters wanted to walt until Vaticaa today made public an W best friends," and said tbey worked closely toletbet..Jo. "'·'-~villages. 1966 to start reappraisal which order greatly relaxing tbe the Senate. The board's action also may would go on the 1967 tax dupli· Calbolle ban 00 Cl'emadoo. I alfect paymenJ of 1he next cate, He al"" propoaed hiring an The oew provlstons, wbieh ENROUTE WITH GOLDWATER (UP!)- Sen. Barry school foundation money to the appraisal finn on • per diem octuoUy were distributed to M, Goldwater today sharply criticized President John· county, due In November. basis when needed instead of the cburcb hierarchy more son's response to the FBI report on big city riots, He Coonty Auditor Glenn Peters unde = :..r_ :c..o_n:::tr:::a:.. ct:..._ _ _ _ _ than a year ago, open tbe Five year leas~ on homes pledged that if elected he would bring the "full per· way lor cremation when not suitable for construction worksuasive powers of the presidency" to bear on the prot>CINCINNATI (UPil _ The motlvated by " bate egainst ers on the Racine dam and lem. The GOP presidential nominee made the statement Cincinnati En uirer toda enthe CathoDe religion or locks are co!lllng In high d• in rem~rks pre~ared for hi~ first back-_p lntform speech dorsed sen. ~arry Gol/water against the church." mand in the Pomeroy area. at Manetta, Ohio - or a frve-day, whistle stop to u r lor president The order provides 1hat through Ohio, Indiana and Illinoi~. . · there bJ uo such motivation This was disclosed MomlaJ Goldwater referred to an FBI report, compiled at 1.Thte E~qwrderilthlus Obehicamtoe 1he lllllels It Is specifleally prov· at a luncheon meeting of the 0 SUI> Johnson's order and made public Ialit weekend, on riots Irs ma)or a Y 0 Thursday, Oct. 1 · is the beginning of the Fall Fire en, Under lh• old rules set by Pomeroy Chamber of COil>' 11 in several cities both North and South. The FBI said it port the senator, announced Season, , b n4 h f ' . lts endorsement Ln a front-page Burning permits may be obtained from local fire war· eanoa law, •t was t e oppos-- merce at Craw's Town a ad ound no common pattern or racial source for the editorial entitled "You Know dens. No burning is to be started until after 4:00 p.m. lte. Country Restaurant disturbances. Spea~ing of Johnson's response to the re- He's Right." Trash and household debris should be burned in an inIt also was reported thet port, Goldwater sard: The th In c· barr 1 'th · h th to t upwards of 500 heads of faml,. "Simply suggesting that a conference of law enforce· . ,o er newspaper ID· cenerator or e Wl . Wlle mes , over e. p o lies will move into the area ment officials be held at so f t ' . t f ' Clnnatl, the afternoon Post and keep papers from escapmg and startmg grass flieS . . · me u ure appropna e Ime Times-Star, joined with other It has been extremely dry by Jan . 1 next in conneetion 18 not enough. Scripps-Howard newspapers last this summer and it will take a Nathan Pearl Biggs, Charles. E. with the same Racine project. week ln endorsing President considerable amount of rainfall Clark, Howard Allen Daile:·, space, as well as q MARIETTA (UP!)- Wet, chilly weather was expect· Johnson, before the moisture content of Phitip Globokar, Guy v , Reuter, 0 100 Trailer term leases on homes, i& comed to mark the start today of Republican presidential rd a1 ing into demand, it was &Do candidate Barry Goldwater's whistle stop tour of Ohio, Scripps-Howa has an inter· 1he ground is back to nonn · SCIPIO TOWNSIDP - Dean est In 1he Enquirer bul that Get your Permils and burn nounced. Op b u t s t ate G Iead ers worked hard to a•sure a wann , not l I th '1h d ct ks Di I A. Blackwood, Wayne Chase, 8 welcome. ne'!spaper IS a par o e "!'1 ue res~e ' as v. Raymond R. Cotterill, Edwin , ki h' fi . Scnpps-Howard group. Sion Warden VIctor Bahr, Ob h 1 J h Sta 1 M Ted Downie announced that Th e senat or f rom Artona, rna ng IB rst campaign uAlm t 1 g th er o zer, o n n ey, rs. County Court Judge Frank the merchants committee 11 HOLLYWOOD- Harpo Man trip into a pivotal Ohio since his nomination, planned to litical ~~:":1 a:n tim:. Following is a list of the lo- Gath Townsend, Kenneth Walsh. w, Porter, Jr., Monday fined sending letters to business ....., the madcap mule of the lamed travel the length and breadth of tile Buckeye State dur- has had the audacity to suggest cal wardens from whom. rural SUTI'ON TOWNSIDP _ Law- four truck dnv>rs on convlc- and women to find out whal performing Marx brothers, died m~ t~~ next t~o dl~~I 1hat man has 1he capacity for burning per!lllts are obtamable: renee Beegle Harold camahan lion of overloads. 1he majority want In a Chr!D> Monday night after undergoing s .car tra n pu oul o growth, that man has a BEDFORD TQWNS!llP - Glenn I CUndHI 0 J Gaul They were James Allen mas promotion. He aloo aDheart surgery, He was 70. Washington In a light rain Mon- placards to welcome Goldwater · ind d -'rit d h rt , . ' · · N ' Hoops fined $445 wi1h $395 sused 1hat "Buy Local'"'' 1be zany hom-loving come· day night and a similar drizzle and his wife m ' an a "til an a ea George Cwrper, R. V. Hellma~ Clifford Morrls, Vernon ease, . ' n~unc . . Y. dian, belo;ed for his outrage- forced many state Republican , ••. well as, a stomru:h," the W, A, Kiufl, John Meeks, Av· Edson E . Roush, Dane C. Wick- pended, placed on !10 day~ .prtr signs are betng prtnted. 0.. blond wig and eye-popping offlclals to make 1he long From Marietta, the campaign editorial laid of Goldwater, ory A. Nelson, ll:rnest Wood. line, battofn, ahnd, fmed anchaddflflion~l Further discussion was held . . train moves on to Athens where I $5 or avmg no au eur s lear, was the harum,.car~m dnve here because 1hetr planes Goldwater was to again speak RE'11lHNS TO LINEUP CHESTER TQWNSIUP OLIVE TOWNSIDP - Paul ticense;Carl Wolford , $400 wi1h on 1he Boat Regatta propotmember of 1he troupe which were grounded, I 1he I f t PIULADELPHIA (UPI) The George C Genheiruer Carl F Andrew• Harold Barnhart $350 suspended !10 days proba- "" next sprmg or summer, and Th If. , I dmi rom rear pat orrn Ia , , . . , ' , th r ' lie conquered vaudevlll I th ' 2() e n. e s ese o ICla s a tted that 11:·45 a .m.) . Ohio University mucb needed bat ol first base- W. Kautz, G. L. or Wayne Mich- Frank H. Bise, M. L. carr, Gor- tion ; Jimmy C. Swain, $69, with o er rou me comnu e .,. Broadway and the mov1es. Har- the weather co~ld keep down students have been excused man Frank Thomas returned ael, R. A. PuiUns, Vercia N. don R. Collins, Vallie D. CoM, $44 suspend~, 90 days proba- ports were made. po, wh~se ~t na me w~ A~:J the turnout on this jaunt, which from classes at 1hat Ume to at- to 1he lineup of the Philadelphia Stout, Rexal T. Summerfield, C. Ed Humphrey, Robert King, Uon, and Harry Hammond, $70 Rev. Richard Martin was 8 8 Ill', en rt , ma1 osp follows the same route as ~at tend. . Phillies Friday night. Frederick Tottie, George F. WIUard Piggott wi1h 145 suspended, and 110 1gnesl of N. w. Compton, 11141 Saturday and was oporated o~ of R1cha"! Nixon! wW. earned Chillicothe b the next stop. Thomas had been out wi1h a Wagner, Myrtle Walker,, ":"om· ORANGE TOWNSIUP- Paul days probation, Dr. Harold Brown and Delmlt =da~l'llln&· Alter ~1': 1he party s preSldenltal hopes He leaves 1he lrain for an ad- broken 1humb since Sept. 8. He as L. Weber, Don W, WIIIia!D& G. Buckley, Delbert GP.al, Har· Charges were made by the Canaday also were guests Yhi c:ondltl a otrong r'"l"'· In 1960 and Ohio by nearly dress In Clly Park <at 1:3S has hit ,30ll wi1h oeven home COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP - ryE. Guthrie, James R. Stout. Ohio State PatroL Attending In addition 1111 011 worsened and 275,000 votes. t1'1 8 p.m.), runs and 26 RBl'a In 33 games Alvin Dye, Reed Jeffers, Jean RUTLAND TOWNSIUP above were Presidtnt Jadt he died at 8•30 p, m,, PDT. A welcoming party 1hat in- Gov. James A. Rhode• wlll lor 1he Phils. Hallle Swett, G, E, Verlgnn, George E. Carson, Leodell 22 Counties Send Carsey, AI Leonard, Gtorscl~ed State Chamnan Hay meet him 1here. Rhodes will LEBANON TOWNSIDP - Davidson, W, D. Musser, Jam, Hobstetter, Bob Jacobs, Dldt: AUSTIN, Tel. - 1'111. ·~te Bliss, Lt. Gov. John Brown, fly down !rom northeastern Ohio BEGINS TRAINING Ruda Durst, Clinton E . John· es W, Nicholson, Guy L, Swad- Women to Meetmg Owen John Biaettnar Bo ~ of TOUI releases, Its own Ut- R~p. Robert, Taft J~ ., the pat- where he will speak at the dedi- MIAMI BEACH IUPI)-Heav son, Harold C, Roush, John R. ley, Wayne Tomer, George W. Nearly 4110 women from 22 Gant,' Willis Leadingt.~m, Rlcb tie Warren report Into 1he as- ty s senatonal candldste, Rep, cation ol a new Ch<vrolet plant weight boxing champion Cas- Sellers, Coose Shelfleld. Wells, sou1heastern Ohto counties at- Jones Fred Crow Bob Elbtl' oasolnatiOil of Preoldent Keno&- OUver Bolton, GOP candidate at Lordstown and the Mabonlng slus Clay has begun sertou• LETART TOWNSIUP-Ther- SALEM TOWNSHIP - John tended . the Annual Fa!"" Bur- feld 'sm Groese;, and lilll dY early next week. No new rna- for congressman-at-large, Sec- Valley Vncational T r a In In g lralnlng for his heavyweight on Johnson, Roy 0, Pearson, F, Calwell, Jack 'It . Crisp, Ger- eau Regional Women s Rally Do..:rue jor facia or cmlcluslona are ex- retary of State Ted W. Brown School at Youngslown. title defense agalnsl Sonny Lis- John L. Wolie. aid K. Grate, Lauren Hollman, in Lancaster Monday. .- - - - peeled, and some SUpreme Court canton In Boston Nov, 16. SALISBURY TOWNS!llP - Eugene Holtiday, They heard Dr. otis MaxSlate Ally. Gen. Waggoner dldates, was to greet the oena· tiel!, minister o! First Chris· SEVEN'm ARRIVES Carr, who conducted the lnves- tor at Parkersburg, w. va. (at CAlLED TO HOSPITAL tian Church, Columbus, speak Mr. and Mrs. Charles M• ligation, said Monday be wtll 1:16 am, EST) and accwn- Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Slace, • 00 "Living In the 21st Century," Cloud, Middleport, are 8lUlOWio present the report to Go v, pany him here, J of Flndla lied to a discussion of the problems of cing 1he hlrL~ of 1helr seventh John Connally, who wu WGIIDdGeveruor Joins Tour c'himco1he Mr EAST LANSING, Mich. ruPI) no new experience. But that part ot hia education the aging in the modem world. son Saturdsy, September 36tb, '!" by the usall!fn. He Aid BUss and Bolton planned to Stace's andlaJ'er ' ~ Mike Groat, a ID-year<>ld He baa been attending classes has now ended. Congressman William McCul· at Dr, .lay Pickens' o!Dce, 'lbe Monday he feels the Warren mate tbe enure Ohio tour wl1h Sauer wr had f U ' and~ a<llolar with an Intelligence at the univenlly lor more 11w1 About the only difficulty he loch, Ohio, Fourth Dlst, spoke baby weighed S lb. II> 01., an4 l'OJ!Orl waa "thorough and com· Goldwater. lured •hla ~ "s':, 18 a~ "too high to be meuured 1 year and during that time has tDCOUDlered wl1h college oo the effects of 1he proposed has been nomed Ctarles, Jr. pleho," Taft was to lnlroduce 1he sen· 1he Veteran!'; hosPilal ":: ~- meaningfully," was enrolled u has maintained an A-mlnllll av- wort oo far bas been pelllll811- reapportionment of the Ohio Grandmo1hers are Mrs. Nellie ator for hla speech here tat 10 cothe . · a Michigan Stala Univenlly erage while working his way ship. To aid him be now hes Legislature, He was critical of McCloud, Middleport, aD 4 DAlLAS - Jack Ruby, a a.m. liST) from the rear plat· ' freshman today, tiirough coursea In natural sci- an electric Jypewrlter at home, the court Attendiug from Meiga Mrs. Myrtle Schaefer, Po!llti'Of, eentral figure In the Warren re- form of th6 train, The congressence, the bumaniUes, history He still prefers to print rotber county were Mrs, Leo Story, port, Is too wrapped up In hal· man will accompany him to FAIBFIELD STATION.When, be starts ci11JS!!s Thurs- ODd mathematics. 1han to use cursive writing and Miss Ada Hoskins and Paul LOCAL TEMPI luclnaliona to understand It, Clnelnnatl, when the day's Monday· temperatures high day hell be tho youngest fu11. At the same time he also was although he Ia somewhat slow, Bower, The l6taJ fll'OUP, along Tbe temperature wu 58 ... lila alater said Monday. M r a, stumping ends, 61, low 113. Tuelday readJni _ time sludent ever to malrlcu- progresslni 1n a regular fashion he has been able to complete with Holmes County, furnished grees, with drU 'lnl rata • ltv• Grant uld she tried --to RepubUeans hen worked late 5S at 10:30 a,m, Precipltallon late al the school. through lhe elementary grades class papers and tesll In the cookies for the refreshment Ia· downtOwn POIIltlllJ .t U . _ 8 IColtiDUoll 011 hit J> [11$'.. Itf liPI .t - I ~ • JU1 • .... ad 1IJr .IIIII COilliP Wll .. M 7EIZ ..NI IIOit IMIIIItll, ._ IICIIIM, lllil al . . . . stopping, APPROVE ORDINANCE Appointed town employes who lile for public oflice hence. forth face an obstacle alter •1> proval of an ordinance under emergency rules Monday night. R•commended by com mi ttee chairman Gent Harris, the ordinance requires an appointed employe to take a leave of absence from his employment as long as he is a candidate (defeated in a primar, he could resume hi.S empIoymen t WI.th no loss of rightb, or defeated in a general election, likewloe), COMMI'ITEE JOBS Several matters were '"' !erred to other committees, These were• - The Utility committee was asked to work wlth 1he Columbus bnd Southern 0 hi0 Electri~ Co., in . a public in1he formahon campatgn on proposed two mill utility levy on the ballot lor 1he Novem- I REGULAR _ __ ,_ . . . to the ordinance committee as civil action of Don F . Hatten, tens resided at that time. is represented in Court by At- Sam Fowlkes, Hoyt Jividen, Ed turn Tuesday morning at 9:30 was _another matter pending in. Admr., et al vs. Mason Realty The plaintiff, represented by torney WUliam H. Hardin and Gillispie, !'lbe": Scarberry, Bert a.m. for continuance of the trivesttga~lon, study. and recom- Co., et al opened in Mason Attorney S. D. Littlepage, Is the City has Attorney Cecil B. Stover, Bill Stricklen and EverCla SOFA BEDS BASE ROCKERS olfeclbrc ..... II --------- :.c.---------aNTI POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~;~~:;:~J1~~~:::~~~:!~~ $10,000 Nice Wide Arm SOFA BED- 99.95 DISCOUNT- 31.95 on .. l l l e - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- ~ - NO. 142 a MtoUy ....,. ... • 1 eoolor Wedlln..,. wllll ...... at y . _ . . en tint\ '" Past MatrOnS fO Assist with 60th Observance , e Tlie Dlamoad, lmeo ._.., llwl auy 1 prevloaaly welgbed 3,101 carMI, • - ODd 1,1 poanda, coral, sun and moon, sea fan, Chicago, nt. She won 12: blue te li f t 1 ish lb._~.. · rose pee n, pecan oo, r r >NUS 111 the tounty, state · · ·l lt:r and br.other-i n-law, Mr and Robert Lew is, weathered wood, for Afncan violets, and Mrs. ' Mr . and Mrs. Larry Ht>mes ~irs . Mar k Evans. the Jure of the desert, and also Robert Thompson, roses. . of Athens spent Saturd<~y with for Hawaii Calls ; Mrs. Max There were a number of dis· thrir part'nts. Mrs Theu !k in· I THE ALMANAC Ward a vertical arrangement plays, including, F;ducational, ON es Hemlo('k Gruve and Mr ,md "Stat~e of Liberty," and Mr s. by Carol Ann Lewis of agat_es'.Irs. v _ D Edwards, Uuion · By Umted Press International Robert Thompson, best in t.a- petosky stones, coral, fossils, A\' e. j Today is Monday', Se~t. 28, b!e arrangements, and also and numerous rocks, and by ll:H: irl Edwards rf'lurnf'd _to ; the 272nd day of l964 with 94 for an oriental arrangement, ~l' hoo l tod<~y, after a wt>ek" s 11 1- to follow. ··Tea Cer emonials." !!"'___ ...,...,..,...,_"""!! visited over the weekend sent to her with Mrs. Charles The muon is at its last quar· I father, Mr. Robert Bennett and Mrs. Young to serlf'~·;;. a nd 1\lrs Gene Milch ter. In the invitational c 1 a s Sr. in Middleport, and Iect the gift. Several members LAUNIJRY :md {'hildrf'n. Shari and Mark The mornin~ stars are Jupl· Mrs. Robert Re1bel of daughter, Susan, a student will donate cakes for the East-.JRY CLEANING 1v1·rt" Sa tunlav evening dinner ter . Venu s and Mars . jClub receiv ed a blue at Ohio University. ern Star observance . WY 2·5428 POMEROY ~~ lit'''"' of ~ r r . ;md Mrs. George I The evening star is Sat urn . \1r s Cush Johnson, •• • 'I D B k M ri tl played and prlz· 1• rs. on ur ey, a e a, Plans were made to assist Gamesd were d to M M · H In Middleport and Roger Emmish. Dayton, wJth the observance of t h e e~ awar e rs. arte aw· •olurn ! vlsited, 1ast week w1·1h 1h e1r · 60th anniversary of Evangeline kms, Lee Mrs. J . hA. Young, Jr .. Miss Sally Sauer has M d M C A Chapter Order of u1e Eastern Mrs. Rous , Mrs. Marlr · ed to Millbrat.., Calif., Mr, aEn lrsh. · : .11 ~hen the Past Matrons French and Mrs. Charles B . . r . mm s remams l spendmg the week Wllh at Meigs General HospitaL club of Middleport met Friday nett. Th_o~ attending we I IPi>retlsl; Mr. and Mrs. Charles at the Masonic Tern· Mrs. W1lham Reynolds, M : Middleport, ~nd M_rs. Clara Phillips of Wllk· pie. Mrs. James Clatwot1hy and Y_ot~nr, M~s. Lee · Roush, J\', her s1ster and fam1ly , Mrs. esvllle spent the weekend Mrs. 'Theo Neutzling were host- Lillian SteJff. Mrs. Pat Galla. : William Welker and children niece and family, Mr. and esses. her, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. John Columbus. . Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and Mr. Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr., presl- Lyons, Mr!. M. L. French, Mrs. ~rs . ~ymond Elberfeld :Btr. Mrs. Vernon Weber and dent, opened the meeting and Emerson Jones, Mrs. All~n gme Knight} accompanied Mr. family. S~e vlslted Sunday led the group in repeating the Hughes, ~rs. E~elyn Lew1s, and Mrs. Glenn Lambert to w1th her !On and fam· Lord's Prayer in uni son. A Mrs. Mane Hawkms, Mrs Griff Berea this past week where ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roger thank you note was read from Russell, Mrs. Paul Winn, Mrs. they visited ~ith Mr. and ~rs . and c~ildren . Mr. P~llips the family of Mrs . Zelia Cross, Walter Ha}es, Mrs. Walter George Doolittle and farruly. his mother to Wilkes- who is confined to the home of Bunce, Mrs. James Clatworthy, Dave Wiley, a student at Sunday evening. her daughter in Gallipolis with Mrs. Theo Neutzling and a guest, Ohio University, spent the James Brewington, a broken hip. Twila Sue Clatworthy. The hostweekend with his parents, spent the weekend with his Mrs Marion Allensworth was esses served refreshmenta at and Mrs. L. R. Wiley. in Middleport. repor~d ill in Thomas Memor- the close of the meeting. Russell McElhinn ey, son of Miss Carol Bachtel spent Sun- ial Hospital in South CharlesMr. and Mrs. Kenneth McEIi~ Alliance, Ohio, w~re ton, w. Va. and a gift will be TEMPLE TO MEET hinney, is entering Ohio VISited with her brother, - - - - - - - - - = ' - - - -The Staff and officers of the University this week. He Bachtel, a student at . Pauline Atklns gave out Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters, employed as a barber In · Union College. Forrest fs certificates and pins . will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. umbus. frum a knee lnju1ry I Re1res hments were in Middleport served. at the hall Miss Sarah Bechtle, while attending cho1r I,,.;; next meeting will be held Mrs. Nathan Biggs and Mrs. at Columbus Business 27 . Alfred Biggs will be hostesses, ty, spent the weekend her parents, Mr. and Jack Bechtle. Nylon Cover, Choice of Colors I Mrs. Lillian McGhee spent week recently with hh1e~~rt:.:::: Mrs. Ida Nell In FKy. Mrs. Nell returned to d~eport with her sister for v1s1t. The Harrisonville 1 Mr. and Mrs. J . J . and ~eacher Organization ""'"II Belle, W. Va., visited fust meeting of week with Lillian McGhee. school year Tuesdayr a:~~:~~~~ I ITuesday the group went to Mar· with Mrs. Thelma C tins Ferry for a visit with new president, in charge. •....... ""'", including Mr. and Mrs. The meeting was opened Vemard Burkle, Mrs. Co the pledge to 1he !lag and and Mrs. Freda Clark. the Star Spangled BanMr. and Mrs. Douglas repealing the Lord's Pray- DAY SERVICE • NOW YOU KNOW s.!.,.'""':'. C:.., ··.!'· ·t '.! ';y -'jt . ~:. ~ · " ' ·,- '1.--. '' !' 37.!5Dia T RUTLAND, 0, MORE BREADI • ·- •' .' - - . .. - \ tf.. ........ • � 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. 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