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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. 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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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Patterson, Co~~~~e~~~:ll tJtm.proof RCA Hlllt ftdtlilyColar and Don lobe. All-<hanHfVHF ond UHFNorthwestern Executive Head, llllml~ rowarful New Yisla VHF '-n•lde 11111 UH Tunon. AuiomJ!i< tutor 111 short talks . hrilar"e~ncels'' mqneticdist.or• It was decided to tlatiL Two keyod color <ootrais for tape recorder, 8 set of Jr. •Y 1unlnJ. Static-fr• 1'GoldeD Britannlcas and flag staff 1\.rOit'' fllllllllll. .. school. STILL • One 2-piece Extra Long 4-Cushion Couch With Wing Back Maple Arm Handles, Also Matching Chair. During the business meeu,,g Robert Bowen, Elementary lalked on the sale•1ll tax blll for educational in the schools. The PT'O II will help secure the signatures needed for 1he Initialed ~ill to increase the sales tax from three to four cents ot help provide financial assistance for ed· ucational p r o g r a m 11 In schools. 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.. ........ • �... --. -~ . ... ~ - - -~ · • • 2-Dally Sentinel , PomerGy-Mlddleport . 0 _Sept. 29. 1964 Notice Langsville Society Notes Hospital News SOOAL CALENDAR Harrisonville News Notes 1----------- Politics ... A I a Glance THE II'OR EST RUN Methodist l Eotf;red Hospital 1 <.:hurch y, J!I make apple but- 1 Among those who entered - - - - - - - - - - ter on ():tube r 8 Ordm may Holzer H»pilal tn the past 24 BY MRS. A. L. BARR BY MRS. JOliN SI'OUT WASHI NGTON IU PI ) -Pres- mg be fore crowds totaling more He also planned to speak lD be placed b~ rontartmg anv SEPT. 30 hour~ were Mrs Wayne Den- LaThe H unCJeHcom~ng at U lh~ Mr and Mrs . Henry Wagon- ident J ohnson counted unexpect than 300,000 Moult n e, Tifton and Atlanta. membt-1 of the l'hureh or Thf' Wild wood Garde n club n~y. 722 St!cun~ Ave, Mrs Osa ngsvi e urc was we a.- er went to Alba ny for the fu - ed pol tllcal d1v1dend s today He struc k out hard and ottcn '" II Senator Goldwater. a.s I from a crowd-arousing . Nrw at tht: Anzr · S('na tnr m a se- St;" Jf-sty led conser• ~live, hal call WY 2-U.67 or WY 2-2302 , w11l mt'f'l a t the home of Mrs 1Bam1 129 fo urth Ave , George tended Sunday, With a bounU- 1ner:11 of Mrs Elliott. 9 29 3tc Lawn•nee Sm ti h Cheste r \\ l'(! 0 V. h1 ttakcr . KanBu ga, Ellis ful dmne r at noon. The aft erEngland tour that buoyed his I ncs or s{X•ec hes designed to any speciflc pr?gram .m mind 1 ----~ nt- sda\ a t i 10 p m With M r~ L Hamnck, Rt 1 Ga\! lpolis, noon service was opened by Mr and Mrs Ralph Ander- hopes of swcep1T1 the SlX·sla.te I cunvmce Hepu bhcans to a ban- lo Impl ement his ringmg man· ~1rs Cht~rlt>s L. Carter, HI 2 1 Charle~ Nom s who mt; oduced son of Ak ron spe nt the week- region 's 23 eleclOra l votes m don their c;md1da te fn r I h f' tfebtOS, It Is contained in his Ht-n rv Thomas as co hostess A special nwf'tmg wtll be (;a llipul Js, Mrs Wllhan F l hl~ fa\l}('r Rl•v. Free lanc N~lrns end Wlt h relcll ives here November. WhJie Hou<;e t hl~ year a 11 d dour comment, ·my aim is not r .,. iwld \\ f'dn esday at 7 30 p m Nam·e HI I :.l'orLhup . Charles and hi s qu<trtet who s<tn~ a Sunday dmncr ~uests m lhe Johnson sought to pin a st1d w1Lh bi m mstead to pass laws, but to repeal 1at the United Mehtxhst ch11rr'h I ( ; U\ Young , Rt 2 Bidwell, John 1numbrr of songs, after whic h hnme of Mr and Mrs. !Ialli· ·• reckless and ljea rtless" la bel The Presidl'nt rece1ved th e them'. to orgn nize a C1rc le or Lh e Hobt>r t "/olf, 1908 Jefferson Rev Norns was th~l speakt>r day and Mr and Mrs. Virgil on Republican presidential chal· wild rst welcome sin ce the cam· " Th1s IS not the language of 1Rlvd , Pt. Pleasant , Sharon L. for lhef afterndn_o~ l <K'T 1 wse t\.~t- Atkms Wf're Mr and Mrs Ienger Barry Goldwa ter during p<.~ign started and responded by a conservative . It ill the lan· 1 The Past ('hirts of M:1 grwt1a Hragg, 2109 Lw!'oln Ave , Pt tt•ndlng ruR m a IS Lance waf sF r . l Ralph Ander son 0 f Akron Mr. 20 hours of wh1rlwmd campmgn- sh;lkJng hand~ w1t h thousands guage or a nihilist. And to a~l TC'mple , P\th1a n SJsle1s 11'1 II Plea.aut. ", 1rs . c•11ar1e~ Leo.:ter and Mrs. obert L ong po k os- 1rmd Mrs Tom Hill and • son · of well -wJ SIH'rs who surged a- men ded1c_·atcd to th e Am_e nL tun a 0 Mrs ena IC ens, ' • • d 110 h th li"- 1 In Pomeroy ml•et rhursday evem ng a t the · Stone . Pt. Pleasant , Mrs. e- 1 M, ' 11. ., A M 11 scott of Clew·land , Mr and round Ius open L'ar. can tra J " - w e er Ul;:.l.. Dr and Mrs E A. Tracy or home of Mrs KarI Grueser. 1' Iand C. B umg~,·ner, llt . l Le- 1,or p ason, , 1... J ., D IInna Ph-IlI er Mrs Oon Anderson Rutl And al or conservative - nlhtl'tsm IS 1 1 1 1 W , Cl F~ of omeroy, 1 • rs e a 1 1ps · • ta tro h 1 1 1 a , Mrs. Columbus, were the weekend i Mmer ~v llle, wi th Mr s Gays 1are~ . Ell 1 N 1 ,1 Etl 1 Mr and Mrs Phillip Smith , ATHENS Ga tUPl ) - De m the po 1t1cs o ca s P e, 9 I d tart. u - dl Mrs d Je d eMson, L' ..t rs. Tay le daughter Pomeroy 0 ests of his mother Mrs E Cuc kler as Iwsi <SS Cl.<ln ey, Rt · I Langsv1IIe, \ 1rs. S Law· ocratlc vi ce presidential nomi- an approach lo com mun ItY Pr-" vugu , · , , . k now en an rs . mme • • • Ill I 1 he Pu~neroy Home Demon- Bernard C. Kmgge Rt. 3 Oa lor of Rut\Rnd . renee Anderson. Rutland and nee Hubert H Humphr~y said \ems whic h renounces our com~ J . Tracy. st ra1 1un l lub will meet Thurs- Hi ll, Mrs. Edna M. Frazee, M d M C 1 p· Mr and Mrs Rob>;>rt Jewell today that Sen. Barry M. Gold- mon Ideals, and .substitutes bitMr. and Mrs. James Bt-arl1s d<n Or •uber L at 10 a m !tt l Wellston . Mrs Harold Ham· S r. 1a" 1 rds .1ahroa coo"k~~~~ r:uests -of ·Mr ~nd Mrs Ho- $4~500Acti'on water had conupted the use of terness and suspicion for comand sons , T1molh'• and Sc•Jtl L I:' Co1n mand , Rt 2 1'/ e11 ston,, Claren ce Labor r . en dav er ame WI VISltmg were mer Lee were his neice · and , , the · cl11b house on Those the word con:servat1sm. passiOn and trus t" · spent Sunday With h! s Sister He 1ghts E MctJIJn, Rt I \\1\kt!SVIllt!, M . d ·M Charles Newton husband and three children, Humphrey made the charge OES, Wi lli am Gayhart, Jron ton, Mrs a~augh~:; Jo~iy and son Mr and Mrs. Walter Hant-y of PT PLEASANT - Trial In in remarks prepared for deliv- EN ROUTE WITH GOL~WAand brvlher·m-law Mr a .n d E\<tngeli ne Cha pter Mrs. Roy E~· an~ and family, :\t1ddleporL will hold Jts regu- \\ IIham T Perry Rt. I lrouton, , 1 11, the Civil action or De lbert Flo- ery at the Umversity of Geor- TER (UP_I) - GOP presiden· 1 0 and his Summit Station. 1ar ml:'t>ltng 'f h11rs dav, Ucto ber Mrs. Ne1son L. c ox, New Bos- 5father t o11} 0and avmoter"· · Canal Winchester. her Mr. and Mr. M. A Erple was at Mt ra . · Jr ·• an infant · vs· · N· R· Wil- gia in Athens, one of four stops b.a1 nommee Barry M- GOJd • Thomas Fisher of Senecaville 1. at 7 30 p m The meeting ton , John P. Messer, Ashland , Mrs Harry Newton or Waverly Herman for the all day meeting. llamson, Sr., El al was sched· he sched uled today in the state. water, conv mced he 's got Pres1 Delmer and Mrs. Rhodes uled for T~ursday, October _at spent the weekend "'th his -..._ will be pr~ceul'(j by a potludl Ky , Elmer H. Belue, Ravens. 0 • . · Rd 6 ident JohnsorJ running scared. 51 ~ d All b d W I' M y · t G 111 0, · d b 9:30 am. tn Mason Countv C1rh Mi~ ter and brother·m-law, Mr. and mnPr a1 6 p. m. mem ers woo , . a , rs . Ic 01 . Mrs S lvJa Lcdhe fell and was spent Sun ay at Dun ar W. Va. . heuded mto the U" Mrs Robert Wamsll!y and fam- are urgt'd to a \lend . Clarkson, Rt. J. W injured yat her home. with the1r children, Mr. and cmt Court Monday. west today aboard the season's !ly. He was accompanied home E>a neei>Silr servlt'es Tlmrs- Va ., and Mrs Clarenc< B i MISS Al tcce Crouser of Col um- Mrs_ Richard Rhodes and little The following jurors were first whistle slop campaign by his mother, Mrs. Norman day , Oct I, thr.1ugh Saturday , , SLrow St., Albans, W. Va. bus spent the weekend at home. ones. empaneled , Robert Baird, w1U(Cont inued from Page One) tr;Jin. Fisher who spent the past week Oct. 3, at Laurel Cliff Births Paul H1ggonbottom of Tampa Mrs Elsie Hanning is visiting ard .Newman, James Ball, John . The first stop on the Arizona "th h d Free Methodist . Rev. Mrs JohiJ B Grounds, Rt. 1 Florida is spendmg two weeks Mrs. Cowen at Burlingham this F. Thomas, Ralph Crump, Ka- exp lain the report to Ruby m senator's week-long, 33 - stop Wl er aughter. Roy Deeter of Coolvt llf' wlll be II . ·n d hl 4 12 1 isiting friends He called on week. thryn V. Blessing, Genevieve Ius Dallas County jail cl~ll but trip through Ohio, Indlana and Mrs_ William Fisher lert Sun- preaC"hing. The public is mv il - am~nv~ e, ]1, augL er, I ~ rr Barr Tuesday night Don Gibson and Mrs. Gibson Roush, Elizabeth Arthur, Wre- couldn't get thro~gh to um. IllinOis was scheduled for Mar· day for a visit in Senecaville ed. Sund'ay, Oct. 4. at 2 p m P m. Jn ay. p 1rs: adrry 0bean aM!s Cora Kersey was chlldN!n spent the weekend tha Rairden, Jon Le1ghty, Jo- He has " hallucmatlons about ietta Ohio The trip ends Sat-with her son and daughter-in ther w1ll b a singsp1rat n nt Miller, Rt. 1 Jtnot, aug ter, · with relatives, Ann Jarrell and Carl Sharp. the Jews bemg persecuted," sh~ urda' 10 Chicago. 10 • e e Ja a M0 nd y Mrs wa ght 'home from the hosp1tal 5 law, Mr. and Mrs Norman Fish- the churC'h w1th local and in .m. ,~ • · y- S nd Mrs. Arix and Mrs. Stout :m 1d · At torneys wh0 a re appea 1· (A Ydelegation from Meig1 er. After a several weeks vistt viled talent Rev Eu ene Gill, ne E. Harnson, ~ Eureklt Star u ay. . Sunday guests of Mr. and Th~ pl~intifl in .the action is mg his death sentence for t~e County left Pomm-oy today at t Ak Rt son 1·43 am Monday Mrs David Pierc~ of Salem, W. Hie! French. They also seekmg Judgment m the amount sl_ayi ng .ot_ Oswa_ld, have. sa1d 10 _30 am. to g"~t the senator . 15 1or. [h ere, she WI 11 go o ron to pas R ' T. 1 d · M h · 71 · va spent the weekend at home L""-'spend the winter with her son OC"I'. % ay ~ a ,m~ ge ay ew, 6 Mr and Mrs. Robert Long called on Mr. and Mrs. David of $4,500 for injuries received his _nunu IS rctpu. detenorat- at his Athens stop) and daughter-in-law Mr and All Meigs County Republican Pen n:Jylvama Ave., \'\ellston, · . -· and little ones. while working on the William· mg '"- the death cell, _and he IS Gold•.,ater spoke at a rally · of Mrs John Fisher , Women are urged to attend a 15on, 12 ·30 am. Mon day. . Fostona ' 0 . who are vtsil· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shuler son 1arm and was lhrown 1rom now. Insane, perhaps mcura blY- out•ide" \11 ashington's Umon St?.• mg at the I. T. Taylor home ., l 1 d b Mr. and_ Mh. Ed Noon return- meetmg Oct. 2, at 8 p. m. m Discharged at Rutland called on Mr. and Vandora are spending their a wagon pule Y a tractor on Uon Monday night shortly beed to the1r homt-, . Columbus th: Republican hea~lquarters Patienls recelrtly discharged Mrs. I. T. Ledlie. vacation here wih relatives. September 28, 1963. VATIICAN CITY - The Ecu- fore h1s 17-car special train Monday, afteJ. spendmg a few butldmg on Court-st m Pom.e- mcluded Carl Snuth, Mrs. Wil· Mr. and Mrs. Dale "Phelps of menical Council, mod1fymg the pulled out for Ohio. Standing days at their home, Minersville. roy. 1 ham Lambert, William Bailey, Waynesburg, pi_ are visiting Point Pleasant were Friday SON IS BORN Rom;Jn Catho\ic ru le of rehba cy bareheaded in a light rain, he Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Masters ~ ~ Mrs. Lewi~ Clagg and infant h1s sisters Mr. and Mrs. Alpha guests of Mrs. J. M. &rump. for the first tim~ in nearly t.OOO told About 1,000 cheering perand son, TommJ were Sunday Sorority to Stage son, Mrs . Harley Eblin, Jefr- Barr and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Saturday guests of Mrs. J . Mr. and Mrs. James A. years , voted today to authorize sons that the President 11 run~ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H S I D rev Dunlap, Robert c. c 0 0 k, Siders of Rutland. M. Crump & Miss Lillian Bran· Sprouse of Meriden, Connecti· the Pope to make older mar- nmg scared. Mliton Roush. I earl. unt ay . ay , u;ren Men:er, Mrs. Charles THE PHELPS REUNION non were Mr. and Mrs. Harold cut, are announcing the b1rth ried men deacons of the church. " If things were going to well, John Chase of Dayton visited I A rneetmg of the X1. Gamm~ Blake, Mrs. Linnie Trumbo Ter- The chlldrl'n o£ Mr. and Lewis of West Columbia, also of their f1rst son, Septem ber 8 A second proposal, which he 'd still be at horne, taking 1 1ves ' . Phelps held a Rc· "!r · · p om- Mu Ch apff'f of Br ta ..S1gma Ph1 ry Ferguson, Mrs. John HoschW·I1h rea m Mrs. Marion ~~ - and Mrs . Robert Rt'c e and t'n Conneclt'cul - They named the wou ld au th on ze tl1e new rank two 1ong swims a day an d las[ 1 Week eroy. was held ihursdav evPnmg at M Cl E .k . p k s Miss Mary Brannon of Point new arrJVa_l J ames Alan Sprouse for young bachelors who would walking the dogs and report5 fr . P ar, rs. arence mnc , Mrs. umon at Lancaster ar un, d th Oh ' p Mrs. A. R. Knight left Sun· e 10 ower o 1ce m orh· Rebecca Scott and Mrs. Mabel d;Jy Sepetmber 20 _ A plcmc Pleasant and Elmer Brannotrof Jr. He we1ghed 5 poun s, r~::main free to marry, wa s re· ers," he said. day for a visit at Belington, w. e~oy preceded by a buffet style Dray. dinller was served at 12 o'clock. Southside. ounces. Grandparents are Mr. jectcd by the' counciL Goldwater also threw back at Vct with her falher w B Ca ll dmner prepared and served by · d' M d Mrs [1.1r. and Mrs. George James and Mrs. Charles Sprouse, SyJotmson the President's charge ~1rs. Bertha Scott left- Mon~ lphe ~ ociWal cko~mll~e rAhmrm.n ~~!~e~ng ~~~J~ps, r. Lo;;n, children spent the weekend racuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul COLUMBUS - The Ohio Lhat the GOP nommee as Chief day for a vis il at Fairborn e:u e e1 , auu ss1stan1 d M W C Mrs. James sister and ilro- Le Clair, of Canada. Mr. Sprouse Penitentiary may be moved Executive would be "reckless her brother and sister-in- Chairman Velma RuP. Ne~'S Mrr .P an k 1rs.O. aMyne donMrwa~ ther·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mer- is formerly of Pomeroy. from Columbus 1f state offlc- abroad and heartless at home.'~ o . atas a a, J ., dr. an s. ldw, Sgt and Mrs. John T. Bai. M rs Ed' .. 1son Hohs 1~" Iter, sponSe Child en Johnson in Gallipolis. ials can raist! the estimated $35 "I wonder what kind of heart 1 0 sor offtored gracf' It was an_.... pie ar s r. an r ' M E ·1 K · h · ed' ly. ' ed b h . . Jerrie, Kenny, Janet and r. m1 rug t JS am Ical ANNOUNCE BELLING million required for the move. his family has when It allows ~1 ss Nelle Bing returned nounc Y t e social cha1rk' p t k 0 . Mr and at Pleasant Valley HosMartm A. Janis, mental hy- those people dl)w n South on his 1 1e o1Dallas a as Baughman a a, . , of. Ga- pita!, Pt. Pleasant. t- me Sunday after a week 's man h . that hthe gr oup . would Gauge readings: GalllpoJ.. Mrs. There will be a belling and gicne and correction djrector, plantation to live the way they I , in Hunlmgton, w. Va. with l ba~e al rust)\ tprollg ram m O~toIs Dam, 19.0, 13.1, running 2 hanna 0 . Mr a~ Mrs. Tom Mrs. rilliam Fields is a pa· shower for Mr. and Mrs. Wll- said toda) his department had do," the senator said. • so . ah was t bemgd Irei on rollers , Pomeroy~Mas- Conley' and ·• chil · r en Connie ti'en t a the Meigs Memorial bur Robinson !Marilyn Koeh· a tenuO\tB schedul e to build two ''1 wonder what klnd of forand Mrs. ijarold Russell. 1 er ' ae<(f 1 Rilssel1 accompanied her lpacnn °~ t e gcroup 0 atteR~ on 21.27, Pt. PJ.lisant 2t.95, and Johnie or Columbus, O.j Hospital in Pomeroy. ker) at the Alfred Grange hall, new prisons to take the peniten- eign policy it Is that has put , . th a ommum y oncert at 10 H' ~ · K h . . nd Mrs W T St 1 r.r • nd s Uary · · the sbam bles e 1e1urn.ng m e eHnmg. G d . IJ 1 mton .45 stat1ounry, a11aw a Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips. a • · . one was n ~"'e.w Saturday night at. ,7:30. Fr1e popu1at10n Wit· h'm t w o t h'IS country m 0 ' lr. and Mrs. George Mow~:~up c;~lle~~ndnct Heart I Falls, .20 falling, Charlestoo 17· Mr. and MrS. Donald Phillips Monday. - and neighbors are welcome. years. it's in." and chi ldren, Lmda and SundiJy in Pomerov as p;ut nf l 89 statiOnary. London, Mann ~aneaster, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. r y of Cleveland spent the th S . p · _..,~ and Wmf1eld dam;~ were on the Mar1on Hull and chlldre'l Ml_. k d 'th hi e erv1ce rogram au« mem. ~k en WI s parents, Mr. b ed .t h I t th o· Sil l1i chele Mlke. Marsha anu....Mar I ; nd Mr.s George Mowrey. Mr. heetrs ogrd e C.ho eXp 8 e 18-1Boat movements: of Wllards,; Don Slfiet of Hll$ o 1n I Oh' 'lf d M d es an est -ray untl , Ph'!' . M D I A an d Mrs. M1 or owrev an P M R S 10 R1ver 11p Sporn hards Mr. and rs. a e · of chair omeroy. 1sson.d up 14, 5 J5 p. m.i J.eorge Pri~e Phelps.' of Waynesburg, Pa.; Mr. chIld ren, Mer1ssa an d Megan n of rs.th ose W Pt. t'leasant. W. Va. al:.o visit- Meanms 'com .11 e aky.sd aI n up 14, 7:40 p. m.; Lady Rose- and Mt1. Harold Phillips and ~ h' rn1 ee as e ca e-n· . , . 1 e IS parents. dar dates be turn~ in b Wed- mary up 14, 5.4:. a. m.; Chris children Conme and Sheryl o nesday, Sept. 30 , y Jr. down 16, ~:10 p. m.; J~cob Lancaster, 0.; Mr. and Mr~ '" Those attending were Mrs. MG. down 16, 3:;11 a. mM.; Willnlhe ALll)ba BarrdandShh\lys Mi~ an Over 1 00 Atterul Nellie Brown. president; Mrs. ae up 17, 3 p. m; r . C rLs SI,TI'Y an aron om~, Pastor Reception Rose Sisson, Mrs. Velma Rue, and Sputnik up 18, S p. rn; <local) and Mr. and Mrs .. Blair Over 100 members and friends Mrs. Pearl Welker, Mrs. Jane Peggy Downey down 18, f; 40 Cad~allader and son Brtan of attended the reception held Brown Mo l\. Teresa Swatzel. a. m; Jeffboat down 18, 7:10 Dublm, 0. Sunday evening In honor of thP Mrs. Ann Hu~. Mr!!. Marjorie a m , Onward down 19, 5 2f> a. _ __:;:::;::;:::;:::;:::;__ _ Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hicks Crow . Ml's. C"~.r l ss Krau J t~r. ~.: ~eaver up 20, 5·10 a. m; and children, Douglas and Sher- Mrs Robe rta O'Brien, Mrs ..hll Wa sson down 20, 6· 45 am; rie, of the Middleport Church of Reva Vaughan, Mrs ph y l S. M. Jenks UJT .20, 7·15 a. m.; Christ, following the evening MuJl~n Mrs . Vera Crow. l\1rs. lJohn Ladd Dean up 21., A·10 service. Mildred Karr and the ~ponsor, 1a. m ; A. J. P.a~ton down ~1. Representatives from the fjve Ml':-~ Marcia Hobstetter. 5·25 a. m ; Lomstana down 21, classes of the church wt're In 5 55 a. m ; J_ E. Vick ers down charge. Among those assisting 21, 7.05 a.m.; Reliable up 22, BY VIRGINIA CARLETON with the dimng room were Mrs VISIT PARENTS 4 30 a. m.; Jerferson down Mrs J . M. Crump received Edgar Allensworth, Mrs En1- Mr and Mrs Gary Carman 22. 5 20 a. m ; Johq, J. Rowe word that her cousin, Miss Oatest Lal\ance, Mrs. Chester Er- and chi ldrE-n. Rhonda and Don· down 23, 1·25 a. m.; Estern sy Harpold died September 14th win. Miss Nina Russell Nancv aid of Columbus spent the past d(1wn :-.J, 5·45 a. m.; C. V. Har· in Santa Monica, California. Beaver, Mrs. Rubert R'awlmgS. week with lus parents and tam- ner down Greenup 3: 40 p. m; The deceased was born and rais· Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs. 1ly. Mr and Mrs. lvan Car- Walter Hougland down Green· ed in Hartford, the daughter of Best Quality Construction Tom Bowen, Mrs . Robert Rei- man and sons, Bruce and [)an- up 10·10 ~· m; Bob Benter up the late Elijah and Julia Wiley bel. The refreshment table was me, of Peach Fork Road. Mrs Greenup 10 45 p. m.; Ravens- Harpold. She was a teacher in Best Power Traction Design centered with an arrangement Gary Carman and son, Donald, wood down Greenup u- 35 p. m. the Chicago schools and after of fall flowers made by M r 5 also vts ll ed dunng the past Blue Seal )lP Greenup 12:40 a. retiring made her home tn CaliReibel. week m New York Clly with m ; Valley Transporter e First quality Cooper Sno Trac deuP I fornia. Service was September Presiding at t11e punch bowl her mother, Mrs. Yewdivicb. Gret"nup 1:45 a. m.; Eva H. 17th in The Wayside sign gives powerful bite, extra Chapel, and cotfee servtces were Mrs down Greenup ~ · 10 a. m.; g,,m. Interment in Th~ Chapel of The traction to go on mud, Ice, or Grueser, Mrs Bowen, Mrs Ro/ uel Clemens up Greenup 5:20 Pacific. snow. bert McElhinney and Mrs. Roba. m. ; Aetna .. Louisville down James M. Crump is a surgiert Rawlings. Cookies, punch. Green'Up 7:50 a. m.; Buckey cal patient m The Veterans Hos- 1 eSelf-cleaning action guarantees m1nts and coftee were served State down Meldahl 7.25 p.m.; pi tal in Richmond, Va. full time traction power. to the members and guests. The sons L. W. Sweet up Meldahl fi :20 Mrs. Henry .Jenkms, children were served at tables Mr Richard Owen, Publisher, a. m. William and Richard were ca11 eSuper strong Cooper "Hi-T" ny· In the basement with M r s. Calllpolla Dam - Cath) R. ed to Wheeling Wednesday due Tht! Daily Sentinel, Franklin Triplett and M r s. ion cord shrugs off bumps and down 3:35 p. m.; J. S. •Lewis to the death of Mrs. Jenkins' Mechanic St . Jean White. down 6 p. m.; F. L Johnson son-in~law, Harold Seybold. jolts for extra safety and peace of Pomeroy, Ohio and Chaperont. up 12 -10 a. m.; Mrs. N. 0. Wein has returnmind Cherokee up 2:50 a. m.; OVEC ed home from The Gallipolis Dear Sir; The Meigs County Fair Board up 3 10 a. m.; Illinois up 5:40 Clinic. Gallipolis. eTougher Cooper tread rubber deMr. and MrS. A. Ray Roush ' -wishes to extend to you and a. m. livers extra mileage. your st.afl their sincere .thanks Kanawha River - Lucy Jane . and appreciation for the won- Lucas up London 6' 40 a. m.; The .Me1gs .. County Women's derful publicity you gave our Helen Z. down Marmet 2·25 a. NO TRADE NECESSARY Republican Club met at t h e 1964 Fair and which of course m.; Elgercliff up Marmet 5:45 DEVOTED TO INTERESt OF Hate] Martin Thursday. M r s. is the number one ltem in a m. ; Jerry Bosworth up Win· MEIGS MASON AREA III:ICJII"' • - Owen, Pul)ltlft ... J oe Beegle opened the meeting making our Fair very success· field 7:05 p. m.; Elisha Woods Chn ... , 'fenfOeltlll, tdttor 670.15 with the Lord's Prayer and the ful. up Winfield 7:10 p. m : Thel11 tfl•ct ...,• .., •tt~rnaon 1111o.pt 1u"' ma Ann down W mrteld 5·10 a "~b pledge to the flag was given. Thartk you, SIZE plus tax • Iller by Tile OhJD VIIIDY Publllhllll m.; 0 . F. Shearet and Sotvay ccom.,en., na lll'llchen•~ St Pomef<lf Smcerely, Mrs. Charles Goeglein read the OhiO Butlnllt OffiCI 11t10n1 WV S. . . down and up at Wtnfteld at 6:35 nn lltJtiW'I~ ""one wv t-fl51. minutes from the last meeting. Frank H. Johnston, a ffi lnftlred II MCODCI CIIU miUI"' TUBE TYPE BLACKWALL Business of the coming elecSec'y ' • m11tter et tttl ltOS' (l'lfJ~ et PoMeroy. Ohio tion was discussed and political Netlftftll edvertJttnt ,..,..._..,.,,.,. llterature was read. F'IRST IS BORN grandparenI Is Da1e Roach of aottln•••• lilrnblll. tne~ ..1 '-•••n• 1be 1ocal candidates who are A-2 and Mrs. Paul Reuter of New Haven, W. Va., and pa- ton &-.. ,.,. Yorlf City "''" York '' running lor office gave short the Wrtght Patterson AFB are ternal, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald IUttKrlptlotl r.-fllll Olllvt!r'H .,. Coo' p er Reuter of Pomeroy; paternal cerr.,.., .... ,.. •v•lt••,., to e.ntt ... speeches. announcing the birth of their •" 0111 .,.., 11t tdvlln• .t ftte ' 1'1RES The 'leeUng adjourned and first child, a son, September 15 great grandparent.!, Mr. and a.u, ••nrJnel llffl-. suM. ... refreshments o! cookies, sand- at the base hospital at Fair- Mrs, William Reuter of Middle. IIMI""'" ''"'' "',... monlftl sua. '' '-'•tot- Route .....,. eerrter •f'VIcl WY 2-2848 w!ches and coffee were served born. The baby weighed 6 !ba. port, and maternal great b'rand· n• 124 W. MAIN POMEROY IYIIltbl.. MOnti! ti..JO . , M t nd Mr ohn F to the large crowd In attend- and 9 oz. and has been named parens, r . a B. J ry Melli on• vwar. tti.IO• 1111 ...nlhL •·u•, ....,.. '"'"'bL N.ot. IDee. Paul Jeffrey. The maternal of New Haven. I 11 I I !Getting ~ Personal ... Tri"a} tO Start Thursday • I ' 1 a:d UPI BfJe• £S Raven~wood, ~he Chu~ch. - with vot~nc I .I 1 1 o.; River 1 ;:';e 1 MQOfe says: s·uy 'Em'NOW Or uSe 0 Ur Lay-By PIan , NEW BARGAIN PRICED WINTER TIRE Cooper Weather-Master Hartford Society Notes SNO TRAC NYLON STRONG ••• NYLON SAFE EDITO({'S \ ' '\· MAILBAG I Republican Women Hear Candidates THE DAILY SENTINEL $1J·99 MOORE'S ·) Slumping Pirates Hope To Rebound Tonight 1 ' Dally Sentinel, - Pomm!y·'Middl~rt. Market Report PT. PLEASANT CINCINNA11 <UP1 1 - The rwould like nothing better than lpace ol 12 wlDI ill 13 &ames league-leading ctnemnatl Red s to steal the Reds' t.hunder tn against the Yilltlnc Piratea. toni&ht open a three-game aer- this next to last series of the Tbere are plenty of tickets tea witb the Pittsburgh Pirates, National League season available for each ol the three who have larceny on their Cincinnati fans , _apparently . games. klind feel their heroes wlll have no ·· Everybody ill picking on the The Bucs, out ol contention, trouble contlnuing their sizztlng la1t two a;ames, 11 a ticket office 1pokesman aald. 'lbose contest1 are- against Philadelphia. wbich fell to third place and 1~ game! beh1nd the Reds by bow mg to St. Louis, S·1. Monday rught It was the Phl\lies ' f:ighth consecuUve defeat president, said earlier thlt season that a mlnimwn attendance of one million waa nHded to 0 .. Sept. 29, 11144-S UVEST'OCK SALES CO. Pt. Pleauat, W.Va. --- fi ve toucbd<lwnJ in Syra~.,:38-6 rout of Kansa! la st week· end, wa s selected sophomore ol the week by the Eastern Co~ lege Ath leUc Cooference .Moo. day. - taturday , Sept. !1, 111M ,-;==-= ::-HOGS - 17S to 220 IS7S to ' RING FATAUTV keep the club In a mmpetitin 16 70: Heavies 1~ to 16 2!i , • BUENOS AIRES (I:Pl) - Adposition Lights 15 to 17 51} Fat Sows n an Servm, veteran Argen tme Currently. the Red1 need to 13 to 14 50 ; Soa n 9 to 1o: Pigs I hghtweight, became the Hth averagf better than 15,000 tor ~ to g ' fight fata li ty Monday as a reeach of the f1ve remalmng Slslff Ult41ecld<d On Pltcb•r gamt"s to equal last year'l total CAT'M.,E _ Steers !4 to 18 60 su it of a cerebral hemhorrage SEO.\L ALL GAMES Ht-tfen 1 13 lo 18 5-0 , F'at Cows suffered last Wednesday night Acting Manager Dick Sisler attend ance of 8S8,865. W L T P OP TE.UC 12 to 15 40 . Canner! 8 50 to Ill a bout agams• Enrique Jana. 1 apparently planned to decide at Will Wait Till End I Logan I 0 0 110 11 75 Bulls 14 to 17 40 Servin coll apsl!d in hill corn~ r Jackson _... . I 0 0 70 8 the last moment who will start DfW1tt sa1d Monday he want· "I Iff your're haviDI • welcbt Stock Steers IS to 19 10 I before the bell rang for lOth Athens 3 0 0 83 32 on the mmmd Lomght for the ed to save any comments on Stock Heifers 12 to 15 50. StOf·k round and never regctined con. problrrm, too!" Pomeroy .. . . a e o >1 l8 Reds. He tndicated it would be the attendance until after the Steer Calves 15 to 11; Stock ~c~ss eit!Jer rookie Billy McCool, who Wellstoo .. .. ! 0 ill 26 Heirt!r Calves l4 W 17 - - -- -- - season IS over. and tf the Reds 1 Nelsonville .. ! I D 38 42 hal made only two starts, or win the pennant , unlll sfter the VEAL CALVES - Top' 30 90 veteran Joe Nu:r.hall. Middleport .. t l I 17 37 By \lolled Pnu IDteJ'IIIUoatol Nadoaal Loagae World Senes Seconds 27 40 . Medium 21 to Amerleu Loeca• W. L. Pel. GB Gallipoll• _.. t I 0 18 911 McCool, a 19-year-old south'' We may get 20.000 each By United Preu International 25 , Common & Hf'<n ' ltl!i 18 to W. L. Pel. GB Cincinnati g1 til .580 paw who worked his way out of game for the Pittsburgh senes l Nationel League 2675. the bllllpen, has a 6-3 record . and 25.000 for each of the PhJIlPh1la ooo ooo OlB--- t 5 2 New York 95 60 .613 St. Louio " f1 .m I SEO.\L ONLY Baltimoro 93 M .192 3 Philadelphia " 68 .S70 110 OP while Nuxhall shows an 8-8 adelphia gamt'll," he 1aid. st Loui.11 010 101 O'lx- 5 g 1 W L 1 P Chicago 93 M .192 3 San Fran 86 70 .m 410 TEAM worksheet. Requests for World Serle! Short. Roebuck <61, Baldschun FJGHT SWIT('It 0 1 0 t 44 Detroit 83 73 .!32 1210 Milwaukee 82 73 .~29 a Logan Pittsburgh Manager Danny t1ckels already have gone aboYe (8 1 and Dalrymple Gibson NEW YOHK llJ PJ) - Don 8 Jack10n ••. , • J 0 , 34 Lott An8eles 80 '18 .$116 1610 Pittsburgh T1 '11 ,WI 13 M~taugh Said he would go the 30,000 mark. Schultz t9) and McCarver Win.' ('foroJ Smith will fa ce undeI o o 30 146 With .Bob Fnend or Don Card- 1 A playoff also could be nee- 1 ner - f~ 1bson 118-J 11 l.oser-1 froa !Pd heav vwt>1ght 1.ee (·arr of 1 Mlnne1ota Tl 79 .194 1810 Los Angeles 77 79 .494 13'1.. Athens .... 1 1 1well m the opener e s:o; <~ry to determine tht' wmnN •Shon tl i-91. S! Pt> lt'l sburJ!. F a . nt 'll RdJ · · Cleveland 76 80 48" 191> Chicago 72 84 462 181> Pomeroy .. . . I 0 - 12 12 1 Wellston . • . 0 1 0 6 The Reds are home from ::t and that would add to the a! i son Square C<J rd•J 0 11 f' nda \ Boston 69 88 .439 27 Houston ti5 91 417 25 1:! 30 Middleport 0 I 0 14 Washington til 96 .389 27 New York 51 105 .327 391f.~ road tnp m wh1t1l thev . took lendance total Should a play- Ch11 Hgo OOfl 100 ftOO- 1 6 1 a· " ~ub~ 1JIU ' t (or 1, 11 v /)nvlt" Nelsonvlllt 0 1 0 8 34 th~ee strmghl from Ph1ladel-l off be Peeded , the two teams lLos Ang Kansas City 55 100 .355 40 Munday'!! Re!iult!l 100 000 Olx -- 2 s 1 ol Salt Lakf' c11 v · Gallipoli s 0 41 o 44 ~1a and five m a row from 1\Ii ili mf'f'l in a three·g"lme r;t-r Ellsworth (14-17 ) and B!:'riPII I The changt' ~<t s annotmfTrl .Monday's Result!! Loms 5 Phila 1, night ~ ~ t 1411 148 rNo games scheduled ) Los Angel~s 2 Chicago 1. mght TOTALS ~h rork It'S With the fmlt gamf' of the iR(-ed, Perranoskl (9 1 and Tol - I Mondcn whe. I)Q\ tl' wJt hdrl'\\ FRIDAY'S GAMES: Tue11day'• Probable Piteben (On ly games scheduled) I e pennant fever has de- Sl:'nes al the horue of the win - I borg Winnt'r- Reed Jl-4 !. from t h ~ JO-r11 und ·buul Ne lsonville at Gal1ipoli11 scendPd on the city. the speC'IE>r ner of a coin toss The sec__ _ Detrmt at New Yurk 2 <twi- Tuesday'l Probable Pitcher!! Pomeroy at Middleport 1 UTILE r;ETS HO~ilH night I - Wickersham (19-12) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati of a fnmchise sh1ft hovell'd in ond and , If necessary , th1rd H)nlv games sc!rt'dult-d l the background !games would be held at the Americ.gn League N E W Y OHk. 1\ Pl 1 Fl r.\ d and Aguirre !5·10 1 vs Downing (mght) - Cardwell ll·l) vs Athens at Jackson ~rrl_!_r•c <J ' hrgeJ t Sr /1/nr; C•g•r 113-8) and Bouton (17-131. McCool t6·3) or Nuxhall 18·8 ). Logan at Wellston Bill DeWitL. the cl ub's owner· 1other stadiUm. 1 fNo games sched uled 1 Lltllr ttw hall back who s1111 t'd OTHERS Washington at Baltimore Philadelphia at Ft Louis Pt Pleasant at Logan. W Va. <niGht! - Osteen 04·131 vs. lrughtl - Bennett 112·131 vs. Coal Grove at Symmes Valley Bunker !18--4). Sadecki <1!1-1 01 Wilhamson at Wahama Los An g e I e s at Chicago New York at Milwaukee fnighl) - Chance 120-8) vs (night) - Parsons (0-1) vs. Howard (0.1). Blasingame 18-5) , SV AC ALL GAMES Kansas City at Mmne sotaC h i c a g o at Los Angeles TEAM WL'•P OP Krausse 10-2) vs. Boswell U~) . lmghl) - Buhl (13-!4) or Bur· Kyger Creek 3 0 o 1M 14 Cleveland at Boston 2 itWI· dette (1(1.9) vs Singer (0.0). Hannan Trace 0 0 1 8 6 night) - McDowell (8-6) and Houston at Sa n F'racisco North Gallia I 2 0 48 ~0 I Kralick t12-6) vs. Charton (0-1) (night) - Johnson (11-161 vs. Eastern I 2 0 20 611 and Morehead (8-14) . F.stelle (1 · 1) . !Wclne t 2 0 44 78 Wednesda~1 Gamel Wednesday's Game• Southw•stern o 2 1 24 76 Kansas City at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Cincmnati, night Washington at Baltimore, night New York at Milwaukee, night Detroit at New York, night Phila at St. Louis, night SVAC ONI Y Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Los Angeles, night TEAM W L T P OP (Only games scheduled) Houston at San Francisco Kyger Creek I o o 42 a Eastern I (l 0 20 12 Hannan Trace 0 0 0 e 0 1 North Gallia t t 0 40 2G Racine I 1 0 44 -18 bUyP!UPl [ By United Pnst lotoroational Southwestern 0 2 0 12 64 1 ( The Natlonat League TOTALS . 4 4 t IM !58 United ~ress International, TBURSDAY 'S GAME: G. AB. R. H. Pet. Ohio high school footbail North Gallla at Kyger Creek ratings (with first place votet Clmnte. P1tt 150 604 90 207 .343 FRIDAY'S GAMES: and won-lost records l1l paren· Aaron, Mil 139 558 101 183 .328 Hannan Trace at Fairland theses! : Carty, M1l 128127 66 140 .3 !48 575 85 186 .323 Eastern at Buchtel-York Team Points Torre, Mil I. Massillon (16) tJ-01 266 Allen, Phtla ISS 617 118 195 .316 Rutland at Racine SATIJRDAY'S GAME: 2. Canton McKly 121 (3-0) 2~ WHm s, Chi !56 620 96 195 .315 GAHS 'B' at Southwestern 155 572 89 180 .315 3. Sandusk) (2) t3-ll) 151 Santo, Chi 4. Niles OJ 12-11 !46 Brock, SLL. lSI 818 10" 193 .312 5. Upper Arlington 121 (3~1 7S IF "d, St L. m m 112 2112 .307 s Cin. R. Bacon ft) (1 -1) 75 Maye, Mil 149 M9 91 174 .306 7. Middl<town (3-ll) 72 American League 8. Sprgfield South (21 (3~1 54 • Cl S I · G. AB .R. H. Pd. COLUMBUS (UP! 0 h I0 • · t. gnattur (I) 13~) 54 Oliva. Min ISS 648 107 208 .321 . I 10. MI. Vernon fl) (3-0) 51 B.Rbsn, Bal 158 592 781 ~fi .313 college football record.o. lncludSecond 10 teams: !1 . Findlay lloward, NY 143 527 59163 _309 fng games of llaturday, Sept. ond Alliance 46 each; 13. Cin- Mantle, NY 137 451 86137 .304 28 · cinnati St. Xavier 40; 14. Cin- Rbsn, Chi 136 509 80 153 .301 Teamo W L T Pts. Opo <lnnati Moeller (2) 34 ; 14. Bar- Freehn, Del 139 509 68149 .2118 Ohio Northern 3 0 0 f1 -18 berton 30 : 16. Cleveland St. Jo- Cnglro, Bos lOt 386 67 !15 .298 Findlay 3 0 0 85 18 seph 29; !7. Cleveland Benedic- Powell, Bait 129 406 70120 .296 Wittenberg . . . 2 0 0 68 32 tine 27 ; 18. Steubenville Central Kaline, Del 140 509 731!i0 .2115 Bowling Green 2 0 0 56 19 ond Lima Senior 23 each; 20. Bressd, Bos 153 5!i0 83 16! .293 Youngstotn .. . 2 0 0 48 4 Cinctnnati Elder (lJ 21. 1 Otben: Warren 19 ; Canlon . Home RUDJ . Defiance . . , .. _ 2 0 o :w 20 Lincoln 18 , Zanesville 16 , Marl- Nattonal: Mays, Gtantl, 44 ; Wooster .. 2 o o 24 o etta IS; Bellaire and Tole<lo Wtlhams, Cuba, 32: Cepeda, Gt- Capital .. .. ... 1 o o 40 o Ubhey l4 esch· Logan 13 . J.o. ants; Callison, Phils, 31 eacli; John Carroll 1 1 0 Sl 0 rain Adm. K~g !2; ~yton Hart, Giants, 30. Ohio Stato ..... 1 0 0 27 a Chaminade 11; Akron South (I) American: Killebrew, Twins, Hiram I t 0 23 6 10; Columbus East, Girard, Y48: !:_owell, 0Cr t ole~t' 37A:,~anSttle, West. Reserve 1 o o 21 10 Hamill Garf ld nd C 1 an~. 34 , avt o, s, u- Cincinnati .. .. . 1 t t 20 10 8 0 on le urn- art, Red Sox, 33 each. DeniS<In - ... 1 0 0 20 7 boa Watterson 9 each; Akron R B tied In K t Stata 1 t Garfield and Elyria 8 each; ToDDI a en "" 0 15 2 ledo DeVilbiS! and Akron East Natlo,.l · Boyer, Cards, 116; Heidelhere , .. 1 o 1 28 o 7 each; Hamilton Taft and Wia- Santo, Cubs, 112: To r r o, Miami .. .. , 1 e 1 28 7 tersville each Braves: Callison, Phils, 104 Wilmington .. • 1 0 1 25 14 6 . ~. each; Mays, Gianta, 103. Dayton • . . . I I 0 51 20 Fl ve or Ie11 potntSI .....vec· . I S American: B. Robinson, Ori- Otlerhein .. .. _ I 1 e 41 47 . h I8nd Hetg ts, mCinna~ yea· oles,lll; Stuart, Red Sox ; Kil· Baldwin·Wallact 1 1 0 38 35 more, Bellevue, Gr.eenvtllo, Lo- lebrew, Twins, !09 each: Man- Ashland . . . , . I I 0 21 14 Enjoy the comfort, convemenoe and economy o( rain, Akron St. Vmcent, Ash- tie, Yanks, 104 ; Colavito, A'a , Muskingum .. I I 0 18 10 gaa, even beyond city gu maine. Install an Aehland, Columb.., West, Wyr>- 101. Akron .. . ... "- I I 0 17 II land Metered Gas System to get elean, dependmlng, Youngstown Rayen, PltchlnJ Ohio Univ I I 8 18 31 Lima Shawnee, Louisville, ~ast National: Koufax, Dodgers, Xavier . :.::~~ 0 1 1 t 22 able, instant heat •.• plus all the advantage. of Liverpool, Akron Buch~l, Lima !9-i; Bunning, Phils, 18-7: Mar- Bluffton .. .. .. 0 I I 8 14 , gas for hot water, cooking, and clothes drying. Central, Tiffin Columbtan, Ghtl- lchal, Giants, 20-8; O'Toole, Central Slate o 1 o 26 'tl Ashland Metered Gas i1 easy on your pocket1 llcolhe, Springfield North, Lon· Reds, 17-7: Jackson, Cubs, 23- Kenyon 0 1 0 7 47 . book because you pay for It afw you 1188 it. And, don and Lancaster. Case Te<:b . .. .. o 1 o 6 20 10 American. Bunker, Oriol.., Oberlin .. _.... _ 0 1 0 6 23 we keep a plentiful supply of fuel in your tank at Nn. STANDINGS 18-5: Ford, Yanks; Pappas, Ohio Wesleyan 0 I 0 0 211 all times, automatically-you'll never run out. By \Jailed Preoot lnteraa~oaal 0 no · 1es, 1~ eac h : Gha nee, ~r •- Marietta . .. .. 0 2 0 28 57 Don't delay! We'll handle complete iruitallation Ea!tlent Dlvfolon gels; Peters, White So>, :JIHI Toledo . .. .. .. 0 2 0 12 44 of yoiD' Ashland Metered Gu System NOW, so ~- Ia d W. L. T. Pet. PF PA each. Mt. Unl1111 ..... t 2 0 I 54 ... ~ve n 2 0 I 1.0011 88 116 you can enjoy worry-free beating all winter long! St. Louis 2 0 I 1.0011 27 52 Pennaat Ra..o At A Glu<e For liMIII dtlllls. 111111 t1t1s _,. It the ..,_ I!IMt 111tal , . Pittsburgh 2 I 0 .11>7 M 67 By United Pr•so Interaadoul PALMEII BOLDS LEAD ~---------------------------Philadelphia I 2 0 .333 82 63 Amerlcaa Leagu DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP!) -Ar.JSIIaa 1 2 · 0 .333 47 57 W. L. Pel. GB K. nold Palmer held 1 narrow Here'• a 70,000 BTU capacity floor furnace that will gt._ New York I 2 0 .333 44 75 New York 95 60 .613 7 lead over Jack Nlcklous, •uo,Nome I you quiet operation. You get an even flow of clean, health. Washington 8 3 0 0011 41 14 Baltimore 93 64 .592 3 5 743.37 to '1117,743.37, • the proM beat at low operating <mt. It's equipped with an extraWe!tlent IMvloloa Chicago 93 64 592 3 S fesoi<mal golf money-winning heavy combuation chamber and with Empire's thermoA~~~~------------------------W. L. T. Pet PF PA New York - At home, 1: standlnga. Billy Caaper moved malic eontrol ey8WD that lel8 you 1et tha temperature Los Angeles 2 0 I 1.0011 85 44 Detroit 4, Cleveland 3. Into third plact w!tb t79,019.74 you waot and forget it. Green Bay J I 0 .887 57 4S Ballilnore _ At home, 5: after hla ••8110 win In lite SeBaltl~ore 2 I 0 .6fil f1 54 Washington 3, Detroit 2. attle Open 1ast SUnday. ~·~~---------------------------Your Aahland LP G01 Built: Plant featuna a complete J)t......... , . . . ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I I 1 .100 iS 41 Chicago _ At home, 5: Los Detrotl line ol ~.,. appll~ from bathroom beaten to complete , Minnesota I 2 0 .m.'II 10 Angeles 1, Kansas City 4. San Fran. 1 I 0 .333 i!8 73 National League AFTER lAND REOORD foroed m home '-tillS ll)'!ltema. CoDveDiellt budpt terms .,. available. Chicago 1 2 0 .333 4G 103 Clnclnnall jl 88 580 5 Mo. 'I ~b St. Louil 90 rtf I 5 BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Green Ray 14 Detnrtt 10 Phlla 90 68 570 111 4 Utah (UP!) - Tom Green of .._Ashland LP Gas- the modern energy fuel/ Only game ~eduled. Sap Fran 88 70 :551 410 6 Wheatm, Ill., wlll attempt to Sunday • Cinchmati ~ At home, 5, break lhe world land speed ree. Chicago at Sail Francisco Plttalmrglt 3 Philadelphia 2 ord today in hla jet-powered - ASHLAND OIL & R ... ININO COM~ANV Dallas at t;leveland St. Loulo'- At home, . i : racer Wlngfoot Express. ... I " • Line scores 00 00 00 ISl. KING EDWARD" Ohi~ H.S. Grid !OLUf~~sS Leaders Standings 0000 00 01 Cold and Snow in months ahead! 00 ' Install an Ashland Metered Gas System . •. NOW I For dependable heat all winter ••• install en I ' Pl•••-•mo.-.d...lloonoo-dM.-Goo~ l I ---------------------------- :573 Gem••• Loa Anl•les at _Bo.JIImon MlnneBot.. at Gna~ Bay i'oew York at Detroit Plttsbuogh at Pb!lad>lphla 11. LtiUJ1 at ~ Philadelphia 2, New York s. San Fraociaco - At home, 1: HOUlton S. Cblca10 3. Philadelphia - Away 4: St. < , - Loull j, C!ne!Mall 1. 11te present record IJ taT miles an bour held by Craf& Breedlove ol Los Anlel.. , who will be b..., nest month for anotbor .......-d-llrllkilta tllePtpl. lox 471. Hlghwoy I 24 Po.,.,.y,Ohlo Phone: dotte 2·2167 ltlpley, va.-l'h;lne: 372-2221 w. wv... EMPIRE FLOOR FURNACE �• ) • Conspiracy 10 Kennedy Murder Scotched I:DITOII'S 'IOTE: rollow· whoseo beauUfully sad eyes he I On Sept. 26, 1963, he took blackf'ned with h1s flsb when Trailways bus No. 5133 from ... to .... llnl Ill • ...n.. ol the mood moved him . ! 11ouston to Mexico CJty, regi~· fin !-ptclal artklt3 deaUnt D. ...... wh~ther I 11 ~odd~ w"ath the I 1 i ----======-----. BOWLING 1 rewc~mn BEST com~ I 1 jlh~ 1 ... ' ·- ' Secrctur~· fam- ~ 1 1 brfu~ he~MK~a~ i •en•.' the-~~ryt~M~.P.R~~ t, .ed to arrangt> Russian and .. .. It would be an act of ra sh- L. Wolfe .e . • • btes lived most of that time I 'th r · d h ade throu11 h I WI nen s s e m "'· the Russian-speaking commu~Jty of Dallas, and for very bner · . · ld' th pcnods wath Os~a s mo er or br_oth~r- Manna constantl y ed nd he re d was In Ire ne a s .fusAd to share Lee's rooming house squalor in Da_llas, -remaining with a friend 1n Irvt~g, Tex., where she and the babies could eat. _ As for Oswald bemg an agent for either the FBI or · the CIA as ~is mother, Mar~erite, has claimed. the found this to be e~t1rely untrue. The FBI did keep Oswald un· der frequent check and orcasiona1 intel'I'Ogation turn~ ~rom Russb. This 1s ~ommtssion ~fter ~e r~ Swls hrr & LohsP 1 I 1~, Ra rle ls E w Wilfnrrl Hnndkap To! aI Won 2 l.osl 0 Poinh t Mr. Rt'f' 1 I 467 545 75 23112 499 P. C<1sri L . ,Jf'Wf>ll J . LullkS D. Dotson 386 479 408 465 M . Werry --- 494 4.~8 H RailPy 326 2237 Ashland Oil T. Anderson R. Carsmt H. Chesher 372 411 42:1 F . Reichert Handicap To!ai 420 75 22!ll -~--·- 405 RUTLAND Woo l, Lost When you ha111 au. insuranee elaim, P.S: _.,..,..,.v,... Middleport, Ohio * WY 2-2901 • FOR BATH AND KITCHEN WALLS ALSO CERAMIC WALL & FLOOR TILE. King Builders Supply Co. Mlddlepcrt, 0. 290 N. 2nd Ave. ;,ingof .. H.'s a. longer, lower, wider, roomier, o,uieler, handsomer, swankier kind of Chevrolet for '65. Beneath its clean-hewn lines, there's IIIQI'tt tlhGulder room, morel<& room up front - ---- - and more foot room too. There are also curved side windows, fine new fabrics and a new instrument panel that's finished (in the Impala series) with the look of ba_ n4!:,. rubbed walnut. Even ~tet't lill6ll JeWIIIooth ride Ia smoother. What's new" From behind the wheel (who knows~ ~ J!9¥!d P! a wbolelle!l outlook "!! lir9 On the other hand, he dis· PROGRAM ANNOUNCED covered of hlmseU and of the righteous in general, that even MASON - The ~urch of in their poverty they were Christ here is announcing a new tinual!y with God, and that God 15 minute radio program to be upheld by Rls right hand. heard over WMPO Monday Tbat down in this world of through Friday at 8:30 a.m. testing and trial He guides ~b~e~~g~in:n~i~n g Monday, October 5. with ms ooun~l. and that will be Evangelittt 1 when we come out of the fire Ray, local minister of purifl~ He afterwards receives tho Church of Cbrlst, Mason, us into His glory (Psalm 73 :!4). and Evangelist Larry Jones, Much of our difficulty comes Minister of the Church of Christ, from the fact that we Henderson. The program will that this world is not all, thai be sponsored by the Hendersnn this brief world is simply a Church of Christ. prtparation for a future ewr-1.-------~.;.;~...-----.1 nal world, and that happy is the man who has his evll things in this life but in the eternal Ufe to eome his good things. And wretched indeed · the man who has his good ON things in this Ufe and Ids evil lhings in that eternal world that I< to come (LuO 16:25). Be not deceived about man' s claim of peace and prosperity and war on poverty. Keep your beads for the next 30 days. LAUNDRYBenjamin F, Turner DRY CLEANING 724 Medlll Ave. WY 2-5428 POMEROY Lancaster, Ohio, 43130 SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S New C0111air C<»'sa Sport Cnupe Fer Safety With 1n Exclusive SAFm GRID I Heatlag Element t l. ':' !' ) CONTRACTOR ILICIII\i HIATING 1nd INSUV.TION . . . 667-11411 COOLVILLI!, OHIO P.O.IOXIH Old F- -••-ned ~-·-~ p;. ...., ~-• Lightly heat 4 ecgs Add IIJ: cup sugar •;:• teaspoon DDbng (or to su..l1 taste) Or lf1 teaspoon VanJUa ___ i odl!ee or homeroom teacllers. l Homeroom mothers wil. be appointed later and th{' teach· I ers &re sI'll I t.oping for some new ones to volunteer. l Program Chairman, M r s. l . Hel en Johnson, mtroduced Lhc new princi.pal, Mrs. Edna Price, and she mtroduced the teach-~ ers. The fifth grade, with Mrs. Marlene Fisher, teacher, re- ' cerved the atlend"' r.ce award . A social hour in the lunch room followed. I I% to ! Bleed hoked I bake at caps m111< aDd rour IIIIo u •• bleb pie ohdl, 1 1 1' J5CI F. antll nut I bruwa aDd cutard let a.oli1 ; ias~rtt.d knife comes oat ck Pineapple Flail 2 packacet ol ors .. jello. Let set wild bqioni to jeil. I No. ! con crullbed plneopple Drain, use juice iD ~ ChiU large cu eYIIporaled Dissoh~ milk 48 hours. Wbip the jeUo Whip tbe milk Put them together, add pl..,. apple nix and chDI uatll Hrm. This is very' good. Ada Slack Syracuse, Ohio .r.Jrii&J;I;.;;;, like this clallill"-·•• be one oI the s teps t'·t _ ~-......... ~ •~·· -..,.lgu, 1ower average un1t· ~n't~ ·2f electricity throua;hout youl howe.·• .., I - _...,. . .r ...-- - '- ' Total Electric in easy steps Thousands have alreadg done it! Why low Why should you have a Total Eleetrie !Jomef One reason, it's llameless ••• no pilot lights aDd no com· hustion. Then, it is remarkably clean • ~ • no smoke, no soot, 110 fuel film. And, did you know that the Total Electric rate ;,, now ao low t.bal; !!!mOll; 8Vei'JODe can rates l help us alii - enjoy it 7 You ean start 1100, :md do it ill eaq iteps. If you need a new water heater or beatiDg qslan, J11W sure it's ~rrie. Immediately yoq qualitJ fer a jowet Mqultlltity" rate. As yon add more applianCes, as you use Dllll'll-eleetrieity, the less it COiltll PI' Ullit. SPECIAL 1957 OLDS FCIIIIOUI • I Kitchen Cook ' 1' I '' L.ot , cr.sr or UVIN V~ Free booklet gives c1etaiJ1· HOME HEATING j Hi~h t· often in reaUty a curse. ten counties showing those on the other band, poverty . the two-week period end· Is often a great blessing. 1~g Sept. 19, 19~ and for the God allows the good to suf-1 f1scal year startm[. Jul) l, 1964 fer poveryt because that is follows: Athem - $8,827.57, what !hey most need, all things 158.631.08. Gallia - $5,658.00, taken Jnto consideration. $36.288.82. Hock1ng - $4,213.73, Poverty drives men nearer to $27,957.09. Jacks01. - no weekGod, makes them feel more ly figures , $47.446.86. Lawrence deeply their dependence upon , - $8,919.91 $111.97l1.81. Meigs him. II is not something to be $~,05778 .. $32,192.77. · dreaded. but something to Oe~8 . 00 , $2.l,71 9.J4. Ross thank God for. 910.26, $110.891.44. Scioto - $16,. The Psalmist was conrronled with this same perplexity. He C.uh Seoul Parf'nts s<lys In Psalm 73:3, "I was en- A k _1 M vlous at the foolislt, when " 'f'u to "eting saw the prosperity of the wick - There will be a meeting f lJCS· ed," and in the J2th and 13th evening, September 29. at verses he adds: "Behold ~~ ~1&!;~~· at the Syracuse Grade ~~ Auditorium for n•1••nl <I are the ungodly, who prosper ,, ;,re,;tcd m the world: they increase boys ages B-9-10 II 1 riches. Verily, I have cleansed in being Cub Scouts. If they are my heart 1n vain, and not re-organized this monlh. my hands in innocency." charter cannot be renewed. But further down in the Guy Na sh, Scout 1 ne tells us that all his perple.Y.· of MGM area, will be present ity was solved when he Scoutmaster and Den into the sanctuary of God, when tbers are needed. he communed with God. t h MEETING CHANGED mys ery was t en explained to MA SON - Due to Homecomhim. He understood the end . of the wickett He saw how activities _at the school, the their prosperity was for meeting of the Waha· moment, aod how Gnd had ..~ PTA will be held on Thursthem in ollppery places nd day, Oct. 8, at 8 p. m., mstead how they were brought b, d:soOct. I . "Open. House". will ration in a moment be observed at this meeting. Our IGrey 2408. MYRL COAKLEY ° ~~~ :~~le48sllio>~~~~~~l'gls Readers' Feature: DAY SERVICE All-Electric .I 'I 'I Membership - Mrs. ltflrtlaret West, Mrs. Eva Teaford. Mrs. Etta Mae Hill, Mrs. Ruth $12~~~!·~;i~:~a~JU~~tur ELECTROMODE .i Mrs. Joyce Hoback. pros!· VIsitation of Parents and denl, opened the meeting with teachers and a toW' of the class- lhe pledge to the flag followed by the Spiritual LUe Program Crank, Henderson; Elmer New· and prayer presented by Mrs. berry, Leta I Letart; C L CMarcus ttr'll JWeaver W .t Dorotby Smith . 1 • r., es r ; · · o Mrs. AI ~..· ~.ow , secretary, namC 1 b'·. . o u~ r~, Edls~ Mayes, _Jr., ed to fill the office after Mr!!. l.luak - lira. HuP 01lntl. llospilallty - 14rl. EdDa Price, Mrs. Betty Diddle, Mra. Ru th Tucker, 1411. Mary Hwldleston. Ann HilL PT. PLEASANT _ The daiherd of W. A Barker, SouthPublicity - Mrs . Nancy Er· led the DHTA Honor Roll ' in M lene sh for the month of August in v , • rs. Mar Fl er, Mason County, according to the GalhpoS IJSthF~drry , CT. A. Wl1haml· Opa l Van \1eter had moved Legi s! a lion - Mrs. Ruth County ExU>nsion office . son, ou SI e; . E. McCu · ' .,,, loch, Henderson; Huntington ga.ve her report. _The treasur- tuCker, Mrs. Betty Roush. Mea nwhile, it was also an· Slate Hospital Farm, Barbours· er_s _report was gwe_n by Mrs. Sal ty Ea 1 Cr R0 bert nounced tllat the herd of Le.s- ville ·, Gerald Rood a-• Son, Le· _VJrgtma Burke showmg a prof. e r oss, Jru f Be~ le, Charles Pyles, Kennelh lie Rayburn , Letart, led tlle tart; Albert Roush, Letart; Ed - Ito_ $60 ma~e on the ice cream I lbc EDP Honor Hull tor July. ward Bumgarner, Letart; social held m June. m oden, Gene Yost. Frank Yester Gallipolis Fer- Mr s. Sylvta Wtgal r('ported Magatine - Mrs, Esther The Barker herd of 71 cows rv · Howard 'Roush Letart · that the Racine P .T.A. unit C<.ims. onr test ' Letart. ' had ·I~v1te · d tht' P.T.A. Cou nty Budget and Frnance · · produced an . aver age ·.:and' Robert HoHman, - Ger1252 pounds of milk per Counrtl to hold its meeting at laldine Cross, Nancy Ervin, 3of9 foant ptleer weOrethetrhohserdsf oWnoodthe EDBP Jist the 0Soutbhern8Lorall School Mary K. Yost, Jane Cleland, $35 ll4 :uw .. . I e o row rown, on cto er . Vo untcrrs for , Mary Wolfe. R400. ' ~53:~91:7 ,.~ test. The RaYburn Letart; Douglas Randolph ; Old the refreshment committee were Spiritual Life Dorothy nss ' . ' of 40 cows on test pro- Town Farms No. 1 and No. 2. accepted at thi~ time. Smith. $200,90 1·15 • $186.J63.2J duced 1,169 poW1ds of milk per Pt. Pleasant; J. H. Morgan and The following committees for A re ort on the ma azine $' Scioto-:- $39,735.67, $52,413.87, cow and 40 pnunds of fal per Son, Pliny: ~1ilford Carson, Ma· the year were named : subscri~tions was given g by 2~,153.36, $262,371.89. cow With a showmg of 3.5 on son ; Double H. Farm; G. C. Program- Mrs. Helen John- Mrs. Esther Cairns. The resiVtnto? - $1_9.:15.47, $2.1117.26, the butterfat test. Sommer, Southside; Pirl Bur- son, Mrs. Dorothy Salser, Mrs. dent announced that rne~bervehicle. Other herds on the DHIA hon· ris, Mason; and D. A. Smith, Sylvia Blake, Mrs. Virginia lsh.ip dues are payable at any and use taxes in or roll were tho se of R ::t Y Hartford. Burke, Mrs. Betty ThP.iss. time t... the Membership Com· 0 NE '65 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport COIIlpl l I En:;::?£Eh~~ 0 Mr,)l.. NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES PMONE 167-1411 t:OLLECf ~~a- I SERVICE J. Si"Sson 411 : I. .TPwell 42'1 J. Louks 491 ' D. Dotson 493 M. Werry 500 TOTAL 2322 Won 2, Lost 1, Points t Ind. High Game - R. Bowen 199. Ind. High Series- P. Ohllng· er 013. Team High Game - Blue & Grey 863 Team IIlah Series - Blue & rooms ...., held wben the 1 I MAR LITE Visitation o1 Parents Held By Racine PTA I Jim John- & Bud llmpoon Aventt Johnson-Simp-Ins. A Room 6, Com Bid• 2047 I MAILBAG .£. FURNITURE SH 2-48 II Rutlland ly two of the len southeast- Alhens - $22,002 30, $29,tll9. ern OhJO Incount1es showed in- 40, $132,116.38, $143,667 .49. creases !iBles tax collection for the two-wtek peri....~ ~ endl'ng Gallia - $10,877.71, $13 ,029....,.,, 953 ·88 • "'7"J , 811 •,cz • Sept, 19 , 11164 , oYer the same 47 • "" period in 1963. They were Hock- 313.34, $115,453 37 . Vinton - $2, lng and Ross counties. The only 126.51 , $15,303.95. count1 es th _a t are ahea d for the Hocking_ $lO,SM.B3, current fiscal year are Hock- 83, $60,645.24, $57,19'9 .l0. lng, Lawrence. Meigs, Pike and Ro Jacksoa $12 136 32 •11 ss. , . • • ,. Figures showing the collee- 754.14 , $91 ,818.72, $95.654.31. tions for the tw~?week oerlods l Lawrence _ $2489439 $26ndl II" , · · ' 21 · 4250 1146768 e21, 1963 ng Sept. 19, 1964, Sept. · .....,, · "· • · and for the fiscal Meigs _ $6.249.80, $7,429.24, starting July I, anu July $55 07957 1964 I, 1963 are as follows : $3,206.72, Dear Sir: What we call prosperity in your shoee with 419 373 On EDITOR'S relax-play lennisl We'll put ouraelvea EASY TERMS I Ross, Hocking Show Gain Jn SEO Sa}es Tax Reporl Barker Herd Leads DIDA Honor Roll £1. .. Ind . High Game F. W. PortPr. Jr., 245. Jnd . High Series F. W. Porlt-r. Jr .. 565. Team High Game - B 1 u e and Grey, 850. Team High Series - Blue and Grey, 2483. The moon Is approaching II! new phase. o., sept u , tg&4.5 .2.458.44, Won 1 Lost 2 Points Z 2063 405 399 364 If/ with 100 men to serve &hreE yeus. In 1918. the central powen In the European war were befn4011 nlnl to collapse n Bulearlan 438 oi&ned an armiJtic. wilb lbe oi500 _l_ie.:.s·:..__ _ _ _ __ __ 1 512 ..., "~""'" ;. CHASE HARnWARE • A Stobart c. Rideou t 2483 \ j SAlES ~: ::~~:~ 270 ~~~l~ap 1 - P Collins The mom!ng stan .,. J1JP1. ter, VeniU and Mars. The evenln& star lo Saturn. English aclmlral-lord Nelsql 447 -was born on thl• date In 1711. 455 On this day in history: i18 In 1789, the U.S. War Depart· S65 ment iormed a regular arml 4.98 lN!llt~TRIAL 2l13 i." ::~~ney Serie~ 1 Rutland Furollurf' 396 D. Gra te 383 P. Carson E. Roush A. Nease D. Jones ~!8 1'otnl Won 1 LMt 2 Point~ 2. V· Grate Handica[l TOTAL Won %, t.;:~! No. 4 E. Bachner W. Cldsler F'. Porter J. Duerr rouow. I53~ P Radford ', 'fpam High (;amr Simon's f 1.. Wolfe Ma rket 8111 1· 493 1 Team 11ig11 SePt"' - Simon's R. Bowen 2403 1 Total Market 2359. Won 2 Lost 1 Po1nts t Duvls - Warm:r LF.Mi!IF. [ F. Perry SOl St-pt. Z-4, l9&t Woo I, Lost 2 C. Black E. Carson V. Wippel :!03 Dally ~1, Pomeroy-Wddleport, 00 -·s -;t~ln~e~m~~~eJa~~~·~I~~§!-~~~~~~ -~_M_~_•_t_~*~~===~====~~=======~~=~~=~~=~==~~ 458 tu~ed defector. But the bureau P. Collins C't1han '.' isas for a flight Jo Ha -i ne" and madness for Soviet R. Bowen 454 • vann . Bu, he want<'fl to go lt>aders to undertakl: suet. an Handicap 87 riq:hl away. , action as an active policy." TOTAL 2351 nf'spitt! his defection to the : The commission noted "asser- Won 11 Lost" Points z Soviet Jnion and his later en· tions" that Oswa ld made "a SWisher • Lohse treaties. tlie overriding fact . clandestine flight from Mexico 464 was that nobody wanted Os· l to Cuba and back and that he J. Bailey 478 wald - the Russians. the cu. ireceived a large sum of money T. Bowen 406 bans. the Mexic ms, the Com- - usually ~shmated at "5.000 E. Bart•ls 470 muni.sts. the Sociall~ts or ror whi ch he brought back to Dal- K. Wiggins ~ W Willord that matter, his Russian wife las with him." " The commi s...,ion ... the report '\ Handicap 69 , added, " has no credibl e f:.vi· TOTAL 2387 •dence that Oswald went to 1 Won 3, Lost I, Points I Davis Waner IDe. IMexico pursuan t to a plan to 4711 assassinate President Kennedy, E . Perry HEATING ANI) 433 that ·he received any instruc-R. Carson 613 related to surb an action P. Ohlinger AIR-CONDITIONING tions 430 while therP, or that he reH. Chesher 442 ceived large sums of money 1 L. Smith & 2296 from any source in Mexico." TOTAL Planned Cubaa Trip There was a time, according Asblud 011 E. Gilland 495 to ~:>vidence, when Oswald who found it almost impossible to H. Vineyard I 177 J. Follrod ,24 distingui sh reality from unreali· Locust St. Mtdd .... rt R. Plymale 484 ty spoke to Marina or hijacking M. Sawyer 450 I a plano and gomg to Cuha, but PMM WY 'lo.H11 I 105 Sh':' talked him out or il. I Handicap TOTAL 2335 ! Won 1, Lost 2, Points 4 "COlEMAN" lnd Htgh 1 I ,· grew Into "m!i!Ide" gossipso, e Russtans never . . .· . !hal the weak-chinned 2t&-~·ear- would have permitted Oswald I was smgle,. frugal, ~pent Vlf· . . · . . . tua llv nothmg on h1mself and old el:·Manne was m some way to marry a Sovlf't g1rl and ta ke • · . con nec-ted with ~ither the FB.I her to the United .S tates if they almost ne~er went out Wlth the •A had planned to h. boys. ThiS ls the money he ur t he I.;1 • . , use m. as an used to get to Russia. He had 1 agenl. Manna s lack of English Forlorr Wretched Man ~ Ar('(lr<iing to the ('(lmmiss ion, . and her husband 's known status · the unromantic truth wa s that as a deft'l'tor would havl: madf' OswAld, a for lorn, w1·etc-hed both of them impossibly spotntfll with o tor tured mind was ligh tfd lo unden akr:o st"cn·l in· INOUSTRIAL LEAGUE nont' of ' hes~ things. ' ! telligence work . True. he wa s in the Sm·iel. I .As for O~wald havmr: as~nsBl~p~ l~'rel;" Union fr, m Oct. 16. t959, un tt! i smatf'd Kennedy on Sovit't asV . Wipp€-l 474 June 2. 1962. He married a 1 signment. ol Sta le ! Bachner 491 Ru~sian girl. Marina. He tried I Dean ,-{usk said this wa:-. so ! ~V. Chisler 489 to renouneto his U.S. cilirenship. l much "madness." : F. Porter 509 but he nt>ver r eal ly went [ '' I have not seen or heard of : J. Duerr 445 through with it. ·rn1e, he ap- any scrap or e~·idenee indica!.- I TOTAL 2408 plied for visas to take his ing that 111e Soviet Union had , Won 2, Lost l , Points $ il~- baC'k to Rtissia in 1963. any desire lo elim inate Pr~si- , K a: C Jewt'ltrs And it was true that he did ! dent _ Kennedy nor in any way A. Stobart 497 go to Mexico st'fl"\e seven wef'ks : participatf'd in any such C. Rideout 469 400 By Ulllled l'nll ~ ~J II 'IWdly, . . . a, !be 27Srd ~ of 1964 with 98 Ill 150 21!6 Totcll TOTAL Won 3 Lost 0 Polals I Won U, l...u~t l 1 I IS4Intl . H1gh Gurnr - p _ Collins ] K&C Jewelers 1 ba-1 . 342 470 I 1 I ~ R. Sart*DI R. Plymlle E. Gilland Handicap Total Woo o Lost s Points G Blue & Grey 365 382 H:mdi ~<-P i BOWLING Nter~ Uv<~Pll .I Vmey~ H. Handicap TOTAl. to borrow from the U. S. Em· kn~w him to bP an unreliable- Won J. LMI 0 bassy tn Moscow to get home. iknow-nothing and thnughl he · Landmark As near as the best investl- was harm less as far as vlo- N F'1 oyd aators of the U.S government Jence was concerned I N. t'atSL'Y ran determiue. 11is total cash They were rtght a!Jout evf'ry· 1 Couch assfi'tS at the time of the assas- thing but tile violtollf"f' · L. Rurt Rech Coddle~! Turocoat!i tered at Lhe Hotel del Comercto Th~ Russians naturally enwheN' his room cost $1.28 a day . llee.Dtdy'l IIUUiDI• 1 C"ouri.it'd the defectiun of ans· and then pr!X'ef'ded to harass 1 .. ad oow ~ Wan'f'a Cumnu ~ sioa report dt-Plt with one from the West and coddled the Cuban and Soviet embas- sination consisted of $170 tn o , .<Ju!'h turnroat::. until they ('ould j sies . plus the Mexican F'ol"('ign wallet he le ft with ht s w\ft> and ,.. : de \crnum• a defoc ror 10fftcf' He wanted a \'is.a to Ha- $13 .87 tn his pockets . 1 By MERRIMAN SMITH could be U5t"fU1 !rom the sLand-i vana . He was ~urn"'d down by The commission presented l1 t United Press Internationa l . pomr of propaganda or what 1n. iall t1m:!e countries. ln fact, the .dPtailed table of all funds OsWASHINGTON (UP I) - The formation he mighl 1w.·e. Cuban ~omml _ toll'i Oswah1 thaf i wald and hi s wife received from Wan-en Commission in its ex- Oswald turned out to be •m- people ltke htm actually were various Jobs. unemployment haWitiVe e rninati~ of the as- 1lually worthlt>ss to ihe Russians Iharming Cast ro's revolut ion . In compensation ~hecks lind .small _ sassination of President Kenne-lor. both counts. 'n1ey gavr hun lothl:'rs. get lost. ! lnansfrom hr.s mother and dy, · .,d to sift througl. thou· I a job m a .Minsk factory but Os.,.,:aid was sore :1bcr t hi.s lb_rother from June l:t. \962. un· I 1 sands or un 5ub::.t antiated rf'pnrt -: Ius _work wus and fired off a t1l Nov. 22 .. 1963, thP day KenLEAGUE and rumors . When Oswald applied for ellil ] plammg letter lo_ the Soviet nf'dy was killed . Sepl. 11 . 1964 One of the more persistent visa s for hlmseiL his Russirtn Embassy m Wash~ngton. He re- 1 Lee and Marina had a tota l Items of speculation was lhat i wife and t!Jeir first baby, P"r- l tumed to Jhe Uml.O Statt•s :ll of $6.'1 betw""" them when they ' Team No. I sinct: the assassin, Lee Harvt>y mis.s1on was ~=:ran led in fivp ;md Land·redo , Thex ., at 3 am. Ort. 2, Ja_rriv_ed in Nrw York from Ru s· t <;:. Ohl1 1ngf'r :N2 Oswald, spen t mol'f than two a ha ll month" - fast , but not a rNIC ed Dallas at 2 20 p.m. s1a m June. They borrowt>il · 1'. ERr t><; :H9 and a haU years in thr SO\' iet. unprect:>dentt>u. In fact . the Os· same day. Total cost of the $200 from his brother, $10 from Blind 1:10 Union hf must have been a walds could have left Rm;sia tnp : $84.45. his mother. A. Hanning 442 Russian spy and.(lr Communist much sooner than they did , but ! H iil t any time in _his ~isera- In nhout 3 .v_ea r and a hAlf , P . Mullen 4!14 agent assigned to murdf'r the they were held up until 0::-wald 1bly unhap~y s(jualld lire ?s- Oswald's total mcome- from all Handi('ap 81 Chief Exerutive. : rece 1ved State Department PN· iwa ld had h1~ hands on ,anythm~ sources was o~ly $3.1165.89. TOTAL 2fH8 The killer was wide!\' report -] mi ssion lo reenter his native 1morf' than a Manne Corps pn- Traf'eable expenditure-s for thP , Won 2, Lost I ed to have my~lerio~s sourc<' country. p 1vale's pay _or an unemployment same period came to $.1,501.79, NE'w York Clothing Houst' 8 of funds ; that he broughl $:'i ,000 i The eom n-tssion sa id, " therc lcompensaliOn check, he _must leaving a balance of 5~64 . 10. J . WAlton .167 into this countrv from Mexico · is no evidence that Oswald had h;tve b~ned or destroyed It. Wife Received UUle R. M. Turner :l!l3 a little more th~n a month be- 1any working relationsh ip with Single, Frugal Llie How ~oul~ they live ~o long J · Wa rnf:'r :~62 fore he cut down Kennedv with , the Soviet government or So- E\Jdence sho:nred . he _saved on so little! Oswald patd only Blind 330 ririe fire . · I viet intelligence ... ·$1.600 du!'lng his hitch _ m the small amounts for _the s~pport H. Wolr ~45 There were theories-which Intelligence Work Impossible markable about t.h~s s~nce he of Mtmna and their ch Jidren. l Handicap 147 . . . AI th . markable aout this smce he Th w·1re and by now two TOTAL 1904 umon lbcMn Pretldeal wi ·' J . 1M . 1. 'Folln>4 G. Burll6 D. Cluk M Dom1gan • I 'l'RE .wrANH TWO DOOR HARD TOP Gleaming broDD metallic finish with spotless in· terlnr, : Jdio, beater, white sidewall tires. 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T'du-lklll oiL • ~ JSrl1) 1'rl IKl &d'Y U!IUlJrro........,. • WOUIT . . WY 2-2157 ':=======:;:=='I • Card of Thank1 I WISH TO thank all the peo· pte of Meigs County for the prayers, cards sent to me while in the hospital, and since my return. You'll never know how much they have beea appro<llted. Mrs. Stewart. 9 29 lle OUR SINCERE Utanks for the many kin d expression.!! of oympothy during our bereavment. The Edgar Arnold Family p 29 1tp In Memory For Rent HEl EN HEl P US! 100, O'rid J - ! Jlo II loot fine now, almoat enflroiJ ,. covered from bill eye operation. We appreciated all the khtdnesSea so very much. - Mn. Paul Jones, 1Jay1<la, Oblo. CHILO or DIVORCE . Dear Helen: COAL HAULlNG. Leave ord· . A.· JOHNSON, Slmpooo llls......,. W"s at Wolle Servlce Station. ~ :._:.. .\Ieney, in. All forma Ill Ia Racine, or contact: Charles .;;, IUI'8lk..'f: . Jim Job1180D aDtf Shain. 4 miles from Racine , ,_ _ by Helen Bottel Bud 8JDipson. Apo\1. , on the Dorcaa . Apple Grove I I tk "" Road. 9 29 3tp EATE RS CHOICE What do you think of I Wllm· Dear Helen : an who runs out t.o the kitchen Real Estate For Sale in her slip when r' ~ed eompa· So why c_an't I have a tuna ny is present ? We were visiting FOR SALE - 3 bedroom house sandwtch With lt!ltuce f?r break· this couple and all gettlng res-with modern kitchen, base- fa st if 1 want il? My wile works dy for an evening out. The . and I get my own breakfast phone rang and here came this end ment , garage, f trep 1act, gas Sh ~m nd b on ' furnace 21,1; lots, furnish. $10,- e HeL4 out egg!! 8 . ac . gal in her slip - no wrapper 000. Pbont Mason 773-6611. and stuff and ge~ ups~t •f I ftl to cover it - oot in front of t 21' &tp what I want, _which nght _now all the men, only one of whom RADIATOR ANTI-FREEZE J,.,_ TIME OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OBI'I'U- Insurance Businen Services Pomeroy Motor Co. 110 ti'Of'd llllll- -.tdiUOMI PHONI t lT- tJca lllJJiana. CMrn . . . . . . t1 01DC1 ~ per '"""' fer 1'tlrM - .... o...... - hee.ter, new whitewaU Radio, h~a t er , V8 motor, needl repein, standArd trt:u . Good Ura . Special .U i111rWtW .. and 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. - - - - $169 ...... _..... $2195 Beautiful white over blac k finis h. Red inter- Powerelide, V8 enginli'. rad1o e•. Reduced to $2195 . .._ WaDt Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS INFORMAnON 1 For Sale DON'T DELAY broadmlodednes.s and the rtner sprightly ol d gal who llke1 lhmgs of life. playing baseball and drums , . . . as a strong plus. There was No adult could fault the qual- also a happy , wacky scene 1 il y or the ~nLer tain men t. ~bou t a famlly ~at se~med to McCutcheon, posing as vanous bf- nght out of Altce m WonLown sattues, was s mixture or 1derla nd ." In sum , '" Mistf:'r Maysophistication and hearty laugh- I ur'' accomplished aumething ter . Cosmo Allegretti, ar. a I ra re on television· It captured By R.'CK OU BROW liked a new Friday series. dancing hippopotamu::., was a the pleasurable illusion of ranUnited Press International " The Reporter," which l en- sheer delight. Jane Connell, as llasy, and .nade it pertinent. HOLLYWOOD (rJP[ J - Bob j. ' r>d as an 1ctlvn ta le, though both a music teacher and a Keeshan, whos •·captain Kan- 11 wasn' t reall) a new spaper garoo" sho"" starts its ll)th story and co11ld just as easily year Oct. 5, arrived wit! a new have been about a detective. DAilY CROSSWORD one·hour weekly series for Kind words from yours truly ACROSS I. PreVa.r:l• 22. Sleeve-o youngsters Saturday , " Mister cau se cold terror among our 1. Clu.yey ca tor le,. Mayor, ' and il is . . charmer. acquain tances in production. 6 . Bri..!lk 4.. E.nt.t re gar11. Inrlnn am ount ment l say this witJl fingers Keesha n, in his new CBS·TV 12. C'..ome fOf'Ul 5 . T elh• 23. Cburch crossed Severa l sea scn~ ago , I entry, t~o rtrays a gentle, mid13. Booth 6 . Wall recesa loved a series called " lt's A rl le-agcd, not too efficient tel"'"""" 14 . SUck 7. British ~ . Tiny t ogether Man ''! Wur ld .'' and it lasted not low who, whilt: not actually the 26. Blunder' Hi. High, 8. Gr~Jr: 28. Prickly vuy long. Last season I ad- mayor of hi s small town, takes craggy hill lett er h erbs mired '' East Side-West Side" a great interest in everything 16. Dull pain 9 . Flat·bot29. TaveMl 18. T ype and the Rk ha rd Boone antlml o.. that happens there. In the first tomod 3LPJgpea genua: boot 33.. A.rrange gy, and they expired. ~hi s se- show, which radiated decency, abbr . 1 0. Burglar : In 39. Capital ot mester I l i k ~.: "Slattery's Peo- intelligence and talent, he 1 9 . Emphu17.& a Uno Latvia. ple .'' And during the weekend, mixed entertainment with sub21. Ship's 17. Weep 34.Gamut 40. A gain "'kitchen• 19. Foxy M. Lath a network friend called to ask tie learning to instill a young. U. Small U . Tobe 20. Vended S6 . ~tory report tf l had gone soft - he meant ster's pride in his local commu· in debt 21. Obtained 88. West Wind 44. IgnJtW softheaded - because 1 also nity and to inject respect for 27. Compiles Televisioll Revue My eJ-huaband and I han a 14-yeaNJld dauabter who bu lived with ber and entl II' par since the dJvorce. Th1a wu the only arrangement wt IOUld · possJbly work out. W . . all happily married and are rna. ture adullJ who discllSI the at went to llve with tllelr father and step-mother, but Avll ll'll call her ) won't go there, . . ~-- ___._ though her stepmo..- .....ta d h f Una o1 tn.ourlty sndn ' Iller toeehel •- N th a wan p ~~' . ow t son - JUDY o.,;r J udy . ? d What kmd of person . Ha she ed · t d h1 troll out m s1mr s an 8 8 • ter, you'd have thought nothing f · d 11 d 'r,t bet0 It -an f a s P . oesl~ "te ailing grandmother 1s um'lt.le ter job 0 co~e rm~. m ~w to care for her and she hat sure she walsnk t try mdg ~t ske uc~ come to us we have weh·n you·· menro s• be" so on. t no· mh .< ed her into · our home but sbe her for mere1y mg m a ur- appe-ars to hate us. •We just THREE room apartment and Beat The Ruah h th dull 212 South Filtn COAL STOVE and Warm MornAa ' a. Mi~dJ rt WY z.. ing. Don s Dailey, Portland , ~~~ue, epo "tl 22 tfc 9 %9 3tp FASTEST & BEST _ TWO BEDROOM house oo Lin· WHY PUMP your sluggish sep· ry .-H can 't reach h~r. She euher eoln Heights Av• llablt Oel· lie ta nk ? Get Klean-Em·AII RADIATOR SERVICE OTE TO HELPING HAND- throws llnlrums or sulkl, won 'l ober I. Phone WY 2·5127. Se ptic Tank Cleaner. Land· IN THE AREA, E~ : The address of George mind, says it'a a terrible world 9 17 tie mark Fa rm Bureau, Po m· Y· S Schleup an invalid whose and she Wl!he11 1hl were dead ::M:O::D::E:: :: RN ::--;4-roo ~m-::-and :-. - -bath eruy . 9 29 aole i,cucKLER, ~~AL~ u. L CIVIL IERYttl TISTit n~me ap~ared In t1le column Her grandmother told UJ that If 1 furnished apartment. M 1 d· WHY BUY a Carpet Shampoothis swnmer was Inadvertent- she dJdn"t comply wlth Avls 9 29 3tc ... ta-oa. l\an • • • ' dleport. WY 2-3874. er? We 'll loan you one - -- - - -- - -- - - uot.oo • .-w. Prepanto1'Y tr•IIWIJ ly printed wrong. Instead of 446 every demand she waa lmnl'ssl r9 11 tic FREE with purchase of Blue ROOM h d bin : : ··~~:""~.:1:, ~nm!:' It should have read 446& East blehto live Wlh "th, tbadft sbeb curt-bad 7 ouse an ca over- ....,. f'llD tatoMMtlon 08 Joba, Sene-ca St. Tucson Ariz. A ed er and er gran at er. li"'TDiuJSHED and unfurnished Lustre Carpet " Upholstery lookina Ohio River, $500.00 ....n ... r" '.-.ml!tlt. wnr• rohAY ' ' no respect for elders and was .. vn.~.-. Cleaner. 8 29 6tc WY 2-3891 !!! Jl't1n• nam., •ddn•• uu1 p~aane great many people informed me apartments. lnqu.tre at the down, 15 yean to ~Y- Easy Llncol11 •m•. lkd 68D. Tile thet·r letters were returned I'm very belligerent and sarcastie. Obio Hote1. •t• " I! Main St. Pom•'"Y . We can well bel"1eve !t~ but WI v- 't"'uC SAnJRDA i OCTOBER 3rd moothlY paymen18 like ren'.... Iji"'ii'"ii;i,..iiii"ii"ii'"'ii;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'i " very sorry and I hope you'll THREE and four roort1turn1<:h• 10: 38 A.M. 4 per cent interest, W r 1t e 11 -MENtry again.- H. know that her personality 11tems ed and IUlfumisbed apart- 1 WILL sell the following per· :sal.~age ~nr Dlli'Jt's Store, Portland, Ohio GET A MAN'S JOBII Dear Helen : from something much deeper menta. WY W34 12 6 tfc !{Ina! propert} at my home pany. Repairing all makes, Phone VI 3-2261. Operaun• bulldozeu, rraae u , dru· May 1 thank everyone lllrvugh and we want to help. My hus-::~ utornatic and standard trans-Unnes. ba~JI:hoe. •nd. .crapere. E•rn f- -· 9 22 tOte ~p w•J el . We wUl treln )OU 1111 your column for the cards and b8 nd and I try to ma ke ·-· I~ eel HOUSE. 4 rooms. bath, pie- located in RACINE, omo missions. Electric welding. ~ ;::~;:nt~at~i~• .ap~.:e~d for letters and giftl sent to our loved and wanted, aJ much so ture windO\\-. basement, pick· opposite the Grade School, 14173 · CQrner of Main and 5th Street Phone WY roa SALE-Middleport'• taD· ASSOCIATED or more than we do our other et fence yard. 1671 Uncoln 9 24 tfe DAVY EQUIPMBNT SCHOOLS on Stale Route 3311. _ est building, located 351 N. "" w. t.ono An. Legal Notice two children. Finally, on • Hetgbta. Pbono WY 2-2700. water Second Street. Middleport ~~~~~c~ot~om~buo~-~Obl~o~~~~ night I lost my temper, though 3-:!2-Ue Three Bedroom Sui~, S Pc. IJGHT HAULING or Seclional Practically New, bauling. Phone WY um. 2rlceJI for qWct MBle. ID- 1' IN TMI COMMON PLUI COUIIIT OP I don't believe in violence, and FOUR room furnish~ apart-- Coffee Table, Rockers, Dish9 24 30tp quire at Ollie Hotel. Auto Sale1 MIIG• couNT,.~: ~~~:~ we really had at Jt. I apologiz ment. Phone WY ~3658. es, Kitchen Cabinetl, Motor~ 11 lfl tfc DODGE . k lr k PARKU~~tt..~~N~~VINOI ,. LOAN 1ed and asked her what wa1 the 1959 11 24 tfc ola T.V., Three Dinette Sets BEAT DROUGHT by building - - - - - - -- - -PJC up uc · A... w ..t Vll'tllnl• lor~tDr•tlen, matter, but alway• she just ==-===-----:----;- (One New), Four Uvmg . Room stock ponds, dams, reservoin. BOUSE Jl'OR 8~U.o~~o: sale or trade for young 414 sennth str..t , ..n·es and says .. 1 don't"---, ...... ' roome For t k Ch 1 Sb . U Park•rlbu,., w. v.. , JUIVW · 1 4 1 1 FO~ RENT, ndmodbemth YbQ_use, Suites, Wardrobes, 2 Pc. Wick· Free estimatea - fair prices furnished, Minersville. $3000. oc · ar el am, m es ' ' "t1H. We have been told that " ltle 801 rookim•h• } 'n oungl~ er Suite, Chairs, Lamps, Util- - 1ood work - Prompt ser~ PboDI WY 2-3312. I 25 tfe from Racine, on the Dorcas- DENvn v. NUTT, n. didn 't obey, we would have to 1 town tc eo, .u e oot, " ity Cabinet, Crosley Television, vice, all work il done with Apple Grove Road. ••••viii.. 01110' D.,•I'HI•nt. put her in a home. We Jove 9 29 Stp cated at Ll6 Lincoln-rd CaU Pbilco rtadio, Four Gas Ranaes caterpillar bullt equipment. HOME 1_ _1 Ia • NOTlc• her too much for that. There WY 2-3020 b 29 tfc to VI nu Pomeroy • -:-==-::-::-::-:--- - PuriiUIInt ~ Writ uf E.UcPUOD ... . (2 Apt. Size ), Good Spool Also any kind of excavations rooma and bath. WY "Ofl7fl. _ A GOOD 1949 Dodge in A· I run- Ill~ by Ute Common Plt u Court ot must be an answer. rrn IDI"e oi/"\U ., Count7, Ohiu, I will offer for thor NICE FOUR room house with Cabinet. Wicker Rocker, G. E . made witb back-hoe or front 8-ll-tfc n.ing condition. can Mason •Mela• ale at Puhn~ Au ctloo 011 the I'Jth o mothen bave f aced -•~~~ basement, hardwood floors, Electric Range , Three 9 x 12 end loader. Emmet W. Shu__ 773-5712. 9 24 ote !~ ~! ~~.bo!!i ~=-c~~~0':!~• :; ilar problems with children of nicely located on Lincoln Rugs, Westinghouse Range, ler Contracting, 342 Page St., FARM FOR SALE : 80 acres, nit eounty tn Pomeroy, Ohio, the divorce. Can anyone belp?· WY ter 111e Rambler followm. d•..,rl bed r•al ...tate• 11 Heights. Call WY 2-3054 after Three Gas RefrJgeratora. Middleport, Ohio. Phone ~ ti able, year around wa The rouow~.n• deai:rlbed. r...1 WORRIED MOTHER M th . of f··-· • M4•. • 21 tf'c: In pasture, lwo we!IB, leased World 8taJMlard of eompaet u tate, lltu a ll ID tu ToWilllhJp of 1 I p. m . Tracy Whal~y . any o er P eces un.uoJ o uve., tu the CoUPty of Melr• •nd Dear Mother: 9 28 6tc ture, One lot or Hand Tools, - -- - - - -- -- for oil, excellenL cropland, EiceUenee :·~ i!u~:; l:.~!':~ and ""crtb- I'd guess your daughter feels ----~:-:::--:::--AUCT: Note, This FurnJ~ IIEATING. Plambla&. llloeDer new barn, bouse, I rooms and Bl& ear room. ride and per- FIRST TRA CT: Beln1 01d IYID.J tn unloved and she 18 mbconWanted To Buy ture wal used or bought for hraaca. &neld llndaen, bath. modem kitchen eomp- for:mance. SmaU ~Car economy Fr aeu on No. 3G. _s...,uon No. 34., ' .._._._ - a..Jete -t "th , ft. of btr " cb csb!· aad maaag-bW:t... To wn No, • · llan1• l1 of fll• Ohio sclously trying to show use in rented apartments and Ill East IQaiU ~t, . - ... .w .... ~z company'• Purchua •nd h«rtnnlnl ld j t h unl "'" tt., ~ See at tb11 aoutll.fl&fi oonurr ot uld wor WI OW OY....,IlK' WANTED, used furniture, tools, Is clean and usable mcrchao- .-op. PbciM W1 I-IMI.. net&, full basement, fuel oil F raetJon No. 36; U!enee wut 'I'll~ unloved can be dishes and household soods. dise. Not junk. 7 • 1te forced air heal Bank financMetropoUtaD Moton rcxb: lhenc• t10rth ?8 ~ thenc. · north 78 deJ, ean 58 ro4l and :M Any amount, large or smalL Terms : Ca.!b tng available. Located on RaE. Mala Street, Pomeroy unh to th' ro•d• thenc. oor\b 211 Only an expert eounse1or nn Ca!J Knotts Auction, Gallipo- BRADFO!l.D AUCTION COMod"'•· we.t Lb~nee 3a rod• lo a 1BIA ttake4eJ tn. heJp, a nd j t may take moo-. '"" eine-Bashan Rd., just two .~-- - WY ·· th• roi6d, n orth lis, Obio. Phone 4411-2917. PANY, C. Bradford, Auction· miles from Racine. Hobart f 22 tfe weat 11 riKlll md 20 l1nkl to th• even yean before all the tan • norlh liDe of u.ld fndioa,; Lhomee ' ~ 10 20tp eer, A. c . Brad!ord, Sales & Hlll, 'laclno, Ohio. Phone WI ou< .. , . . . . . . . . ~rtlouot OM· sles are •tralghtened out lor ner oJ .aid traeion; thl:nu aoutb 1.1. · ed "'-1 . CaU your Manager Not Responsible for ...., • t-26-Gtp Livestock 131 roik lo tb• plan of hqi.DOIDJ. tu.~a nux • up au. for Sale Accidents. contallllnl lit •CTQ and 111t1 roda. Family Service Auoclation for SECOND TRACT: B•JlnninJ •t the FO S L b I 6 Signed: Ira Beegle & S.rvlc:e On R A E: room OlJSI D n orthwelt cor1j.U Df l"r•ctlon No. an appolntment Oil' • refer.. HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. in 1 .,ood repair _ ! 1-3 A. with nffiEE Herelord cal.ves, 1 n . _,uon No. liB. Town No. "' 1 H · 1ervlild by .Methodist "' k 1br ed Ran 11e No. u ot tiM ohla com- ra .. Middleport Call St. Albans, CbLunch h. Any Make Ch.1ln S.1w about 1,000 J.year-<lld Christ- wee olll. ee 1lllX year- pany•• Purdin•: tbenee ealt uw 727-2149. 9-26-litp urc mas trees. Ada. G. Morris, ling bulls. Phone VI J • 2278. t -t: then011 aouth liOZ JHt: th•nce t-26 6tc we•l 1135 feat; thenc1 nOJ"th DOl ==c-=---o:---:--:c--; . Smalllnglnl Service Chester, OblG, 1&-4015. 9-26-3tc f•oot, eontatntDI 17.2 acrH. This column 11 dedicated to APPLES, Burdette F r u it 100 bu. Cleaa Corn Call 985t-26--3tp ~V.~!:.c~=: ~~\&.11~~;::. family livlnR, 10 U you're hav Farm. Phone WY 2-6970, · TWO registered Hereford cowo d In 3140, Chester. Pomeroy, Ohio, Rl 1. ll 23 Gtp ll years old. One open heifer, ~~~. of S•l•• Cath tor DOt INI lng ki troub1e or julf. P18 1116 w, • t n Jt 0 SEVEN ROOM brick home In than two-third• ibe appral.Md ... lue. trouble, let Helen Help YOU 9 25 2Stp am•roy, . 22. months. Call WY ~6tcl , ~=-en~.....~~-=~~~ !:11.~~:, She will also welcome your __ USED PIANOS Pumeroy, two bathroomo, 4 ~ Ad ROBERT C. HARTENBACH. own amusing fiN>rftncel. 1961 V1NOALE MobI"J e HOJ?e Reconditioned upright pJan01, PHOTO Copyina: Servtce. ·eop. bedrooms, garage, basement, Sheriff' ot MeJJ• county. Obie -r52 :r. 10 WJ··h a: PORTI:Il, dress Helen Bottal Ia ean Ill . a 10 1 1" u alumm• ".,..o and up. Olh ers tl8 1ow as tea made of legal papen, ~• fini shed rOODll Ia a ttlc. TAMWORTH pigs. Emory Pow~ oROw. CRow PJ.m l.lt . R K II La oh en, Ract"ne . 9 2P 6tc Attvrne)'• for t tbiJ newanaper urn awnmg. oger e er, $25, Free delivery. Rutland birth records and almost any rK• Jut. Out of hi&'. water. Star Route, Pomeroy, Ohio, Furniture, caU SH 24811. other documents. Also laml& Central heating lnqulte phone Chester uehange. p 23 6tc ling 1n plastic, film to pr• Charles WUdennuth. WY 2- HACKEn S aix 21:1. Makerot "'"" the ""' n .82. ,..,.,., ao.Brown ba Plald 4'-' Notice - ----· - - - THERE will be an old time Rev iv al meeting at the Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knob, Stiversville - Bashan Rd. from Oct. 1 to 14, Inclus-Ive. Rev. 0. G. McKinney of Charleston, West Virginia will be the evangelist. Spec> tal singing. The public welcome. Rev. E. J. Griffith is pastor. 8 2S 6tc THE Athens • Meigs County Annual stockholders meeting of Jackson Production Credit Association wHl be held at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Sepl· ember 30, 11164, at tho Bedlord Yooth Center. 1965 BUICKS • POtmACS Compldl THREE USED bathroom ou... 196% HONDA Superhawk, $275. fita. I forced atr gao fUrnace, Gene DodSOil, 927 Brownell 81,000 B.T.U. Priced ... ,..,. Ave., Middleport P 23 Sip able. Ph. Cbeolor 965-3171. Ql&t - lor- WANTED to buy: llvo to twenty-five acres, near Pomeroy. A. Normao Rose, 1601 Samuel laciM,Rd.. AkrOL 12, Ohio. • 23 8tp I 11 tic Write c _. 'c.";-.U:,Oiu: 14 ft. BiJAT with traller. 35 SINGER Sewm, II!IM!bblett, H.P. Evlnrude motor, aew, 159.50 up. lievenl UJOd lc~"'diGiii;lo;;;;;;-,,frti1iiia..,.iill~t;il Help Wentecl link, 2 llfe jackell, flre U· lltfchineo II bargalJt prleot. ........ tlngulshers, $400. 1!151 Eng- '1'116 Fabric Shop, ~tngc Saleo -, LADY TO LIVE Ia with elderUsh Ford, $3541. 35 ft. Uberty ond l!enice, Pomeroy, Oblo. IIDol , _ sewee ly 10Uple. Rural area, mod· POMEROY, 0 House trailer, $450. CaU WY WY ~ t 21 lie 11e o1 0111 conveniences, room and U07'I before 10:00 L IlL or USED LENNOX oil !Ired hot -•• board, plus aalary. Pb. GI tafter 8:00 p. m. Jtme.-llle ..._ 3760 if DO ans. EM 7~7401. alr lllriiBce with duets, regisCIDCKEN Barbecue on I b e 9 23 61c Clll In l.zt'lt llaJ • Nl&tl 9 29 31< Village HaU lawn. Sponsored lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l ters and 2 - 200 galloa fuel . ' • lie :-:-.:=:-:::----:--::--:-cc by Middleport Fire DepartReal Buys In tanks. Used to beat 7 room LADIES: Earn up to $2 hour house. CaU New Haven 8112- PIANO TUNING. Newman 8111' sewing ready cut matertalo. men~ Saturday, Oct. 3' 01 USED FREEZERS 12:00 p. m. Entertainment. 33111 after S p. m. dette, Middleport, WY :147111. Ji'roe Details! Babygay, war. t 24 9lp 1 Good 16 Cu. Ft. Co-op t Z1 Sip P 3 ~ oaw, A·15, ladlona. Ch•tt liNear _ $75 7 7 ~~~~=-a=AL~ES~~aU a~U~a~h-a-y.~N,~.ce-.I;=========--====---;I~~~~==-~~~-~--;Btp ~ l.os!C WEIGHT llllfely and eu 1 23 Cu. Ft. Upright tly, with new Vex-a-diet tabput in dry - no bugs - Not EXPERIENCED HELP WANTF.D - MBa with Unico Freear _ $100 let.. Only tltlc. Sllrk Pb1111Dsprayed. Phone day 9561, ev· EngUsh .JOmpooitlon talent for acy. 3-IJ.GOtp 1 - 25 Cu. Ft. Unloo McCoonelsvllle, Meiss county reporter, fea.., U.,.-lght Fr..nr _ $1JJ ening 8601, P 28 Ste ore writer. Learn n!!l'll wri.., Ft. Ch.,t I I -Nor18..Cu.Fren•r Kenmore Gas ing whue worklng tor aood _ _ $75 70,000 B.T.U. pay. Good opportuD!tr for Stove and pipe. Excel1 - 22 Cu. Pt. 4 Yrs. Old right person, ambitious, enor· lent aondlUon. fl5.00. Mich- From th• largest ~ or Upright F,...r _ $175 setle, reoponoible. Write Tba ael Burke, Chester, 985-2417. bUlldozer radiator to tbl IJally Sentlne~ Pomeroy, 0. PLANNING • 28 31c smallest beats oon. Pomeroy Landmark I 26 ltp YOUR VACATION? WY 2-2181 Jock torHY, Mor. MODEL 120 Stevena PumP Road ...,Ice, bell bond LOOKING POR UCURI 21 Shotgun, Full shape. choke, H. 30 D. In In good Mrvice and tr•v•l arvlce MELONS, potatou, beans, $1. belt, per bu. Brl.ng containen aod Bondey, Wright--st., Pomeroy. L 0 McCOY AUCI'IONEER, ...,.. tw o. a QwtJ -' . . .. . . . . _ CALL: plek younelf. Clarena. Prol· P 28 31< cb08ter OWo. s Ja 11<: ._ - .. - -..... .....,. E. M. BURTON lit~ Phone VI :1-3254. READY to IB H & N I gborn ' .._._ .._.. WY 24632 t 15 tfc: Y e ... llNI. 571 8nt~~dw.., Mldd ..pert .;-;c;;::---c=c:--=-~- l pulleta, 20 wks. old, Nov. 9. BABY BED, with DIJittrou Locally grown, vaccinated • Musical lnstrvmenll ~U'I'OMOBIT..I& ~~~Dance bee!> f1 .50 at 1tl66 Llacoln llgte., Newcastle, Brooehitls, Fowl OIDC>Ollod? f.AIII yuur opero, Pomeroy. Another baby bed at Pox, Dubbed, Debeaked, wor· "E" flat, alto aaxophorie, like T~ Doll•r P•ld hr new, for sale. C&ll WY' 2-&161. tor'o U...O! CaD WY :J.-. Rutlaod home of Adellae med. Will deliver. Modera Wncbcl Can .nd Truckl t-28-Gtc lillie Browulng. No lllghl callo. poultry, Boi 188, Athena, Dhlo. ;:t.ET=-;;RE=ES=l"LL=RAL=-;Ia-::Raclne -;- I - -- -.,.---- P- 21_ 6tc_ Phone LY 2-11031. 11-~le HOUR TOWINO-,II---.de-5 1e-or-Tr-a-:bandlo all your nower oeecta. For Sele or Rent U5'l CHEVROLET s door 0,.0.. I A.M ... I P.M Fuaoralo, weddings, glfll, a1- ;:;;===::---:-;-;;--;- - all white, runs good, $200. HAY FOR SALE or trade for Cl- SundoJ' ., beoutllul gillsaware. Reel FIVE ROOMS and bath, houso. Good oeeond car. Robert milk cow. Aillo 1959 MetropolPhone 915-2297 Florlll. lrd Street, Roc!no, 121 Hudson II., Middleport. Grate, DaiiVtlle, Obio, oa Rt. Itan ear, good condition. Bry,......., Cbttter and Oblo, PboM WI NIIIIS. IDquire Obio Bote~ 325, t mllea nortll of Lang,_ ~ro l'lolo on ltoto Rt. I an Harris, Reedtville, Obio, . . . Iiiii • • .,.. wu.. Ill Ull73. t-J6.3to .............. f»llp s•• __ Blaettnars ==-===-::--=-;;:::: RADIATOR SERV I CE BLAmNAR'S ~~~WY:;~,_~~q~:'=~;:=P;om;.IOI;...,~~ _, BAIRD BROS AUTO WRECKING ---------- r24 - - -- - -- .. _.... ,.,. ····· ......... ~ ...... ,........, c 6---.,. the ELECTRIC co. ..... ,, • .,..-..a; •1111 . . . . * I I I II - PL.EASE ADMIT ' E,'-~ , ADMITTIN' NURSE,OR THAR CORN · DISr--\UN WILL SOON BE. Tl-lEIR I'INANCIAL. CONDIT ION, I ~E' AN .'"/' THERE'S NO pp.-JQ~ THFY'VE Gal' A NICKEL BETY..JEEN THEM.' ! b:F Tl--lC.RES..,.I~-1':: O to.!E LAST C AANCE. TO SAVE TJ.4: E.M I! U~ ADrv', TTitJ~ NURSES AS BG A"-:. A-L LE.SS - ... .. . ', i'\ ~- Here's ilow &o woz1t it> AXYDLBAA.XR Ia LONG FE LLOW One letter simply rrt.ands for anot her. In tb.la sample A ta ~ f or th e t hree L's, X for the t wo O's, ete. Singlo letters , a p·oa( rophi es, the length and fonnatlon ot the WOllJa are a.ll !Jin t.a. Each da.J' the OQdlil letters are dUfereat. A o-,ptegram QuotaUo• B'NATA ftVGDB .... ..... 011. "Say what you will about automation, J.Ci., they'll never invent a machine to taka the place -~_! _tht rel•tive!" UWLA'PVRHWJ BILBR.RA.TA.l S A l!K H K: V . . CHESTER GOULD BTHU A . - OUSli:il A J PATC Yeaterday'l'l Cryptoi:pto.te1 I DO Nat" MIND LYL-.:C UL"T I llA'r!: lNACt."URACY.-SAMUEL SUTLER 4} ~ Klq llltlirtl li¥~ WE: ~AVE: 1.0"'!; <ll" QrflER SHOPPING ..____moo- IIIli. WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Sign On - News 6 :05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6.25 Paul sowers - Farm 6:30 Nws 6:33 Rev. Raymond Jones · Rel 6:55 Sports Headlines 6·57 Wealher Report 7:00 News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:30 News 7 :35 Pickens Hardware tTues - Thurs. ) 7:50 News Report 8 00 Bill 'diller Show 8:00 Johnson - Simpson Ins. Show !Fri. ) 8:10 Roy's food Basket Show tMoo · Thurs.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Show <Wed. · Fri.) 8:45 1&S Super Markel Show (Thurs.) 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee With Janet 10 00 Grand Ole Op'ry 11 :00 Ministerial Assoc. U:15 A.S.C. Program • Fri. IUS Family Worship • Thurs. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.·Tues. 11 :33 Swap Shop 11 :45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12o00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star·Frl. 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 4:00 Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show <Thura.J 4o30 Local News 5o00 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Simon's Market · News 6'05 Sundown Serenade 6o45 Sign Off Seplemher TERRY 6 :00 ' ) .. ,.. 1.1 L AISI'Ot:IC DAILY CltYl'TOQUOTE - \ PI'"- : ..... ·, Elo!zbie eli; ua .......... .,. M dlte peee bc-m ,... • • • are ....... fll 'em dE. . E.. c&iie ... , . _ Ia ~ 15 &J iay ..... people .... •a•a ITSTDM - ,oi.-s ~ Bi6z•e,.... )lay, eo•poxda)'-lertnee .... ftrta6. y.,..,.~!!l~~~- . .- J. Upon ) eleetrie ~, ers!~ • DOWN 1.WoodJ' I flameless .- ald 7outofl0 ho es th ers ~have· 'RIT HMATI C TESr TODAY. JLIGHAI D? &8. Drillkln&" --=::.. :==:....___:.. ::__:_:': ":. .': ':. .·": :·:. : ": .'.: " ': :. :•: .· : ": . ·.::"'=------ -·-'-''--·----- p 2P 6tc • SAMANTHY _ __. · --j tlon f t. Rabbit fur t-3. Fairylike <i3. Leng thwlae f 6. Loyal 4:1. Indian'& shelter 9 23 ---=====-- -·1 10 SET 'fE BEH IND ll.bbr , CHARLES BLACK » WHAT OlD 'fE G<T ON YORE .•-• ASf TH' SCHOOLMA'RM A OADilURN ''C" M<NUS '37. P laces 38. Conlltella,. ,.,rt. r •• f n U LA5SW£ll. end SNU .-:FY SMI'Ttol Soot. HOMEliTE SALES SERVICE 10rve your valwtble papera. 2205 or WY UliS. t-21-Uc lltsiii'ID<O. Pom;r:'lie HOUSE for ssle. HorrisoovUie. J bedrooms and bath. Make AIJ(."I10NJ:EII offer. 811 2-M!I. v :H ~tc cd~J_.,_._ HOPE · , · - • ll5 tie :-:===-;:;:--:--;9- =:-:: 25 6tp WilL DELIVE!\ llood apples -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;I A GENERAL Electric refrlger- al $2.25 a bushel. Apple llall, ator. Price $511.00. Call 773- Phone WY 2-;JS!S. 6712, Mason, W. Va. t 01p SEE THE NEW I 15. Stre6U --------'----1 1M LOVING memory of Erma Cook, who passed away one Sepl. ~. Y. •• a•o, ~ ,;~ 1963. God watched you u you suffered H~ knew you harl your :!hare, He gently closed your weary eyes Aod took vou !n H.11 care. Your me~ory is our keepsake. ~ t ·n ever part \\,.th • ~oua • we wt n God has you in His keeping, We have you In our hearts. Sadlv missed bv her husband, cruldren and irandrianghter. 9 29 ltc \ 11 t Bll l ... -·o. $OHIO SERVICE ~ I is tuna sandwiches . SometJ mes was her husband ! isn't this he-ing very brazen? 1 really didn'• welfare of our eb11dreo frequent think she was that ki nd of per- ly. The younger two children - - - - - - - - - - - it's peanut butter, too. Is there I '___ LI•• LJ_ any la w that say.!l only eggs or ~~~~..,... ~ , . , ..., cereal i.s right for breakfast? . - TIR ED OF THE SAM E OLD POMEROY - 6 • room bnck, TiliNG 2 story house wt"th attach• • ed cellar bath forced hot Dear Tired · 1 air gas ' heaU~g basement No Jaw an Go ahead and ' ' · nearly 2800 sq. ft. JX floor eat tuna sandwiches for breakspace ~.000 .00 . fast. I know a man who cottons FHA WANS - We have aev- to cre amed codfish ba lls and " · era I CHA 1oan proper t Jes ; 2, mmce p1·e at 7:30 a. m . At 68 , · strong. - H. 3, an d 4 bedroom homes, he •s sill· 1 gn•ng $8,000.00 up. Interest 514 per Dar Helen : cent. Term loan 20, 25, and ao, year. . Buyer must quai l· Instructions 1 ... ..,..... __.,..................._..__ 5:45 Sign Off October WJEH RADIO SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - News PROGRAM LOG 1:30 Interchange 6:05 Country Musie MONDAY THROUGH FRIDA'Y .,: • 00 Communi~ 6:20 Country J amboree ~.1 Newo 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 5:05 World, National Nea 7:oo Larry Anderson Show . Pomeroy Hi Football 6:30 News Headlines 5:15 Spotlight on Sports 8 00 6:32 Musical Clock 5·25 Weather 9:30 Middleport High Football 7:00 Be Still & Knol'. ;30 Sunset Hlvd. 5 11 :00 Top Ten Show (Dairy Valley) 7:03 News 8:00 Sign Off 7:00 Musteal Clock SATURDAY 11 :30 Top Ten Show muttons) l2: 00 Noon News 7: 3U' News HeadlinEIS 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 12: 15 Musical Interlude 7:32 MuslcaJ Clock 7:00 Be Still v Know 7:45 Word & Testimony 7 :f'r News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teet.s M""l·cal Clock 7. oo 8:00 Ohio Valley News w _ LOO Bill Miller Show 8:115 World, National Netn 7:45 Word & Testimony tOSU Football) I :OO Obio VaUcy Newa 8, 10 Sports 6:45 Sign Off September 8, 15 Weather Plcbn 8,115 World, National News 5:45 Sign Off October _ Musical Clock 8:10 Sportl Today 9 16 SUNDAYS 8 55 Community Newo 8:15-.Weather Picture 7:00 Sign On - News B:OO Talk o1: the Town 8:16 Musical Clock 7:35 S11nday Showcase 9:55 Mason County News 8:55 News 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 1o:oo Family Worship Hour 9:00 Muslcal CI'JCk 8:30 News 10o15 PubUe S.rvtce 9:30 Song & Story Time 8:33 Hour of Deliverance 10o30 Latcltatr!ng Ui Famlly l'l'orohip Hour (Elder CUno) 10:55 World News 10o00 News 9:48 Congressman Abele li :OO News Beat 10:(16 High School Hit Parade 10o05 Sunday Chapel li :05 Morning Melodies 10:55 Newa 10:33 Washington Reports to (escept Friday, :00 Army Tlmo the People Cbarcb BellJ Ring) :30 Special Communtt1 ' II BB I ~ AND SLATS 11 :00 Sunday Show lHii World Newo Programs 12 :00 Noon News 11 :55 Maoon CoUDIJ Newa 12:00 News Roundup 12:15 Christians Hour 12:00 Communi" News 12 : ~0 Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. 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"''" fN\15TE~, ~ Tll"' 15NT PIJN ANP ....~ 'lOU fWJMG- AN Awrul. tOT C* WE'I61IT FO!i: A MINOR: CONSULAR FLUNKY. ~l;!i!~TOO MUCH! AS COPS, WE'IIE GOT 10 M4kE SURE' ~STI-lE 8 0 RT 0~ CIT IZEN 'YOLl SEEM "ID ~E . I 00t'I'T GUEf4 YOU'LL BES"rl<:I(V ABOUT A SEARCH WARRANT '? N0T ATALL, CAPTAIN ! 6 t;: OUR GUE:6T S I JUsrPROVES HOW FAR CAVE DW£Ll.ERS HA\16 COME lti A FEW MILLION v~•Hi lv RAEB URN VANBUREN l ,l .l t'> t:I} P )U I VOIIrt !'.I ill JAN It ,AtJ·~,, i'G""'/ 01.iRl HI: , Hf:'.ST _ W>~ I CH 1~ A Ll'lr M0~ · E Tlif>~l CAN .O:P.lD FOP. SHLRif'r- EL-' DE·Lf•riY .' 11 I''AS ~-> 11\-,~ t"~--t Gf; t!" ~~~ ~~!:'6s~...W c-OME ELEC TION j �- ..... -. . . . . . ... -. . .. --·- . - ... -~- ... • I I' • Pt~otor lnstt1lt. Middleport Band Tag Day will be October 17, Mrs. Mullen Chairman Colemtln MO<Ii!mror The Rev . Howard Huppelt 1n-1 :; lled llt:'" nffkrrs when !be \\'t'~'mJn<;ler \"Huth Fellmn.lu p ol r•w 'l iddleport flr"' L'nll{'d , P r":"'-1•\ IE'na n Churc l1 ml't Su n· I J~~\ , \~'mng <:tt lht> church 1\lr.l :1110 ' i n P;,ul Haptonst<JII. ad· 'J -...n .... met wtt h Hl(' group 11-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 29, 196t Men'• FeUONIIhlp Group Orgartned Jerry Masten, Mrs. Char~ les EsJ(eW and .Mrs . Gardner Wehrung to Rev . Jerry Mast~ ers, Conrad Ohlinger, Glen Smith, Milton Roush, Melvin Smith, Louis Osborne, Cline Dailey, Gardne1 Wehrung, Joe Reynolds, and Rev Hicks and son. Douglas. RETURN TO HOMES A Men 's Fellowship was Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wlnla.111 The annua l Band Tag Day Lbankmg t.:1e group for the two organized al th~ Pomerr·· has been scheduled for Satur- weeks spent at the Ohio Unl· Church of Christ Thur!lday evof Augusta, Maine, and Mr. day, October 17 by the Midd le- versity Band Clmic this sum- ening. Rev. Donwld Hicks pasand Mrs. James. Williams of port Hand Boosters Meeting mer. Mrs. Bahr named a uni~ tor of the Middleport Church Thompsonville, Conn., returned :\ot onda y evenmg In the high form committee with Mrs. of Christ was guest speaker us-tt their homes Saturday evenschool cafeteria , Mrs 0 o n Henry Clatworthy as chairman ing as his text, Romans 12 ·HZ. mg after having been called Mu llen wa s named tag day 1 and a telepnone committee to Electio'"l of of~ers was held l 'III('E'rs tn<:.l<tllt'd tncludt'd chairman Wllh Mrs. Tom Rue contact members when neces- with Louis Osborne selected as here by the death of their mo\l •>tlt·r:ll r,r, Ho.\ ('olern;Hl. \'tf't' a s!:li.s ltng. sary. president and Gardner WehNAME OMI'J'TED ther and grandmother, Mrs, \bl1•' t :.~lo r St•r,•n Ll'\\ l:-; Sl'c 1 Mrs. Cash Bahr' president, daThe ~oupd will rnsor th 81rung, secretary and treasurer. The name of Mrs. Robert W. E. Williams, Sr. While bert rt' l<ir·\ Ldllh 1-Ltptonsuill Tre<1· tur ay mg t at e Projects for the church and Roush of Minersville was un- they visited their sisters, Edopened the rneetmg and wei- . nee "lr' r C •ntllt' B<.~chnl'r· 1\ Sst.<:l ! corned the parents and Lhe high school. Mr Russell spoke ways of raising funds were dis- intentionally omitted as brides- na Edwards ~nd Mr. and Mrs. ott ,., r, tan Sut> H~t' Pu b- I new band director and prind- on the advantages of summer cussed. Refreshments of pie maid for the Young • Jus tis Howard Ebersbach and family L· II" 1\H i h~ L<H"!:'~. pal, Mr William Russee l Mr. band camp and the group also and coffee were senred by Mrs. weddin6. and brother, Th.oma!l Edwards. '.rrr 11 lewis Wi::b !Jt<~ni'>l ror voted to sponso1 the cominl!: of - - - - - - - -- ' : _ I.. W McComas . school super~tuttn <;mgmg: Roy Culr>n,an. ..............................•••••••••••• " intendent. introduced Mr . Rus- the Ohio University Band to tox, Middleport. :.• Jlltl(hldl• r V. d" ''1 clltll;l' o! ! hl' .l sell. a graduate of Ohio Um- Mhiddl~p o.rt during February ~· :1 rce ~I r H a p1 on~t~1l~ cnn . . w en 1 1s on tour Mr and Mrs. Wayne Sharp : verslly wllh additional work at I and family of Zanesville, Ohio, : d .• 1·'il .J K1hlf• qutl l •t~>k le ~ 'iiW Oh io _Slate, ana spoke of his I Mrs. Leland Brown g?ve. 8 the weekend with Mr . and : i:ltld pun(' h wrre st'rved t(l ii uv. appni"cJa tion for the work done ! report of the past years fmRobert L. Sharp. : 111~ ' h•' met'tln);i so far in lhe band ~ason . J abncdes and reported over $5,000 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. : Mr. McComas stressed the a been made by ~he Band John Lyons and family were tile • 1.\'HL ILL~ II\ COLLECt-: i GOES TO 1 cooperation between band mem-j ~oosters and spent for needed llal:ter's mother, Mrs. Bernard J.ll t' t'~ Oiler. sun u! !\Irs bers and the director and the Items durmg the past year . and Mr. and Mrs. AlC1 .Ke Orlt•t S\ r,H·u-~· h .l 8 soimprovement in performance . Following the meeting Hoffer and daughter, Marfl lt'nlber of lhe F re ~ hlfl;rn ( l 1 s~ the band m the Friday mght Cii.d hour was held and cake and son, George, of Zane& a 1 \1 'Jnt·n \\'J isw. Collt•)!t' S11.1fl shows and coffee and nuts served nmua. :\. t '. Ul!Pr ~ ~ d !.!t .Jd · Mr. Russell remarked on from a table centered with an Mrs. Tom Rue and daughTO GIVE YOU U;tte u! Rae1ne l!tgh ,-:f'i,,H tl. ' • progress wi th band members arrangement of yellow and ter, Sue, were business visitors • Cla~s of l%3 \\;H lt•n \\"1hun and his desire to work togeth- orange fall flowers mt~de by in Huntington, W. Va. Saturday. : C tt"'l !.!e lS U\lllE'tl <irld ur {'t :t l('d er to make an (JUtstandmg band Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Fau1k- : b\ H1e Bu:tn! u! Ntoti ,m;il \11~ - : in every way. He especially Jeanne Cooke, Mrs. Tom Rue, ner of Charleston, W. Va. spent : SHit'-. ll"t' I 'm ll'rl Prt· -, b.\ It'!" · ror. mended the band members' Mrs. Don Mullen and Mrs. the weekend with his mother, •• 1 iJn Churcl1, L :-..A. •• pride in their appearances and Bruce Lloyd were in charge of Mrs. James Faulkner. :• •• performance. the hospitality. ARitfVES SAf'F.I.Y •• Mrs. James Faulkner has re-- : •• Durmg the business letters ----\11 . ;,nd \1r <: /.l()~d \ln (lrt' ·' word of tile hospitallza- : •• were read from Margery Harn·~ ··,\ed \I ;J td 1l1d! lhl·t r .'>on of her son~in-law, Mr. Fred : 1 ris and Rose Marie P.· l;,ny ,\1n. te , 1dl11 lt· 11 Mees as the result of a stroke : ••• • Br·(•d~ _ill Alll ' \o Tt·rm rn. Jl un •• recently. He is a pa· : StrJ'I'lllb<:' l !:1 arri\l'd o.,. ilrl\ Ill , • je S€'rved the cake and M r s. tient at Lakewood Hospital in • • • c: e1 tn;~n ;. on SL';J tfmher lH Ht~· Earlene Zickafoose, cousin of Cloovefao1d. His wife Is the form~ •• MR. A\H MUS. LAURY LYNN HEINES i ~ ~LI I : •tned <~I \V '. l'! hlll !;! ll·' ·lrl the bride and Mrs. Op'ha Offutt, er Jean Faulkner. They moved \1•1tr•~ H11T Emr uliP '~ll' l ~ top­ •• I M ddl to Cleveland recently f r o m lhe punch. Assisting m • /" J u1 L'lll >f!li 1 .11 Suuih 11.11 1tp •• n i eport Columbus. serving were members of tile •• h ttr. E n ~ LJml. JOF class. Guests were regis- Mr. Clyde Fisher is recover· Jim Reed, who is employed tered by Mrs. Terry Cullums ing sa tisfactorily from surgery at Battelle Institute in Colum••• and Mi ss Alita Carpenter. performed Friday at Holzer bus, visited with his parents, •• EXTRA LONG fails on !his sport shirt group l The bride. a graduate of Hospital in Gallipolis. . and Mrs. James Reed this : • POMEROY 01-f\0 • stay in .• , won't c:reep out! t Jlt"~ (';u oh·n Sue Ed11 a rds , dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy High School, class of Mrs. Charles Courtney receiv- past weekend. : •• Vt'tl\,tiJ Ll.i\ td Ed\1,1rds. 100 Unwn Ave, became the 1961 _ is a senior at Ohio Uni- ed word Sunday that her moth· Dale Smith of Canton, was: LAST TIME TONIGHT •• bridt• of Mr. L a tr\" L yy nn Heines, son of Mrs. Thlo versify, majoring in Speech and er, Mrs. Gertrude Robinson of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Law- : 'ROBI N AND THE 7 HOODS •• llt.' Jil€$ ;:~ nd the l.:.~ t e Mr ll emes. Hemlock Grove , in an Hearing Therapy. The groom, Byesville, Ohio, had suffered a renee Reed and attended the (1l"< ltrn eulu n ••• i·";Jn l. Slf,,lira !Je an :\l;ll·tin nn.press1ve Ct'n, mon.v at the Uni~ed Methodist church also a graduate of Pomeroy heart attack and was hospital- Zion Church of Christ Homellt ll :.! I '" • · ~ I l l E rl11 (, Ho bill •• SllndJy, SL•ptc111ber 6 High School, class of 1961 , also ized in Guernsey Hospital in coming held recently. <. on S:mHnl ll<~ l' l :'i .l r Pd•·r • • ThE' vows of th e c!ouble ring ceremony were read at is a senior at Ohio University, Cambridge. Mrs. Courtney left Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy r,,lk U~ t!• i.ira Ru<IJ, \'trtur 8UI 1111. ••• 2.:w p m.. b_v th e Hev. C. 1\Ielvin Alkire before an altar maJonng in Industrial Te-ch- Monday morning to be wilh her spent the weekend in northern Cc laa artoons •• Uet tJia1t·d 11ith two \-ases of white gladioli, palms and nology. mother. Ohio where tfley visited with •• !·,,o seH'll br.lll{' h C3JH.Ielilhra entwined with ivy. Following the reception, the Recent guests of Mr. Rue her sister and brother-in-law, : W EDNE SDAY , S~PT. 30 • NOT OPEN · 1 - - - - couple left for a weddi'ng trl·" Tuckerman were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake at : •• t .1 1 1 1\ I11If h 0f ' <lur nur ~ mustc silk illusion was held In plar.e •• -TI-IURS ------'1 13 11 in the south.. For travel!'ng, ~e R. C. Tuc kerman oI L'mco In, West JeIferson. Mr. and Mrs. •• .. FRI., SATURDAY w~ts ~res en Ied b. Y n rs e bv a crown of rh inestones. She Lu N b ed M dM K • • N 11 1 d M • bride changed to 8 three-piece e . Over the weekend t h e Lake join r . an rs. en- • October 1-2·3 • I'll l lllg .• orga ms · all .rs camed a whije Eastern Star t h h fM d I tr' C I b' St • • \ v k so lo! 1 wool suit, with "'-ige and brown wen to t e ome o r. ne y or a 1p to o urn 1a a· •• THE BEATlt:S I' • ,;·n ey an ran en, s Bible topped Wilh an orchid ue 11'ulckt,rtrlan''s d ugh I h th I· ed I h •• '' A HARD DAY 'S NIGHT" \1 1 ~, VanVranken ~an g, '' Be , . . . . . accessories and wore the orch- l " a ter, Mr. and ton were ey vs1t wt : • ll!1 \ \HI. 111-:RI":, Fill I,S 1 C<Ju"e I Luve Thee." " The Wed-[ i\Jth sr~lm slreamers Lied m lov- id from her bridal bouquet. Mrs. Sidney Russell of Corn- their uncle and family , Mr. and : • ·: II [ HI : \TI. FY Joh n [ f'll •• • Fabrics include Sanforized cotton broadclothsin !:! JlrJn•r." and whJle the co u·lers knots. The couple are residing at Joining them were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Milhoan and family, : n•n, H tli. , Sl~r r. P:IUJ ~.]( flannels-corduroys! '.11 1:n t,,.r, J·I:Jrri sun . ••• pie knelt on \~lllte sat m cove r- Miss Cheryl F.dwards. sister ~~:~;~~·ent 12-A East State St., Edgar Tuckrrman and and in Olmstead Falls with Mr. : • Tremendous assortment of plaids, prints, checks, F e a l ur~>tt~: Pd b('nch, " The Lord's Pray- 1o1 the brJde, was ma td of hon- j, Mr. Russell's Mrs. Ralph Gillilan and : •• solid colors! P11 rdon My Terror • t.' r ." or: Mrs. Don Gmeser, sister Out of town guests for the observed during tbe and Mrs. Rollin Walters. : C11~ toon~ • Come in now and choose several! · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapton-d •• \,llllt '- ';" ~t ·. Chihlrl'n --40c ••• I ~ . . b h of the groom, matron of honor, an d reception BP al ~<- ~ :11 1l o!'J ;q.hl'J e r I and Miss Diane Koos, room~ Mrs. Alfred Hawk, Visitors with Mrs. Elmer Matand children, BUJ an : utven m marna ge Y ph ,r ln :ric fnthcr, the bnde worr. ~ floor mate of the bride at Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Earl tox include Mrs. Leonard Edith, were dinner guests of : "UN. MON., TUES. lelnglhllg ol\t of 7hite sadtm a~d lve-rsi!y, lhe bridesmaid. and Mrs. Earlene Zick~ Colwnbus, Mrs. Eva Blakand Mrs. Eugene Gherke •• o (t. 4-5-6 c 1:11111 Y ace. cature .a _It- I They wore Idcn1ical baller'-llllOoJse and children, Logan; Mr. Medina, and Edward Matweek. ·····················································\ •· c ooo NE•GHBOR SAM'' ~~~rl iJndJce <Jnd_ bouff:mt sk_m ina lenglh gowns or treasure and Mrs. Robert Smith and l'•·t llill(>oiOJI 11 I I I Tl b0 d ·' ~< 1. 1 ''llll tr·1n . Horny Stlltlf'i ~\ J 1 t' lapc rain. lC Jce blue brocade taffeta styled with children, Marietta; Mrs . Weald· t p,,,·,•!iv Pronne. i\11 had a scalloped neek hne and sea !loped necklines and bouf~ thy Tate, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. l 11 "I ' '' 11 n' lls , .. dHa rrt r;. lon g ~leeves_wJth button closmg fant skJrl , and blue shoes. All Earl Shreives, The Plains·, Mrs. ::.. ., n. Ed\1.ud .\ ud• cw.,;. co mmg lo pomls over the hands 1 J t. ·~ 1\ ~e. . . · wore matching veil!! attached Richard Koos and Miss Diane E~~~"~~9i"~~Her t'lbow length tiered veil of lo laffeta headbands with ros· Kenos ha, w·1sc.; Mr. a nd ettes and white lace gloves Mrs. Wallace Hatfield and Da· They earned colonial bouquets vid Arnold,..::. Toledo; Mrs. Gilof blue and white hnted carna~ bert Mault and children and lions with wl11te streamers. Mrs. Donald Lewis, South WebKimberly Grueser, niece of ster; Mr. and Mrs. Jack to the groom. was flower girl and IPI!Ugh,, Mason, W. Va; Miss wore a yellow organza dress Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. over yellow taffela , yellow shoes Thomas and children and and a hf'adband of flowers. She Thomas, Columbus: Mr. lcarrii<·d a yellow basket of yelMrs. Charles Rayburn, Chilow rose petals. cago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Harter David Edwards, brother of the Scheall, Mrs. Nora Eakins and Quiet is the measure of car quality. So take a .Elegant paneled interion. ricll quilted upholstery, cut-pi\t i , was ring bearer. He wore Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Smith, teat drive and lioteq •.• to the uncanny quiet nyloa. carpeting, tear «mer arm resu, Silent·Flo ventilation. a grey suil and ca rried a heart Dayton. M.aru:tani Oil 4-door modeb, changes air wlth windows doso:l . WSTV-TV CH. 9 1 sr•;~~~ ;white sa tin pillow. lr;,=========--.1 al all 17 new Forda. Compare their 111100th, ' Dew Fonl Galasie .500'~t-with new 240-Cll. in. " Bi.g Six.·· enWTAP·TV CH. 15 I as best man was Ter~ hushed ride, their quality feeling agaiiiBI any gine for better mileage, more punch, V-8 smoo~nesa. Strongeac. .ol~ rr on WSTV 1\adio ul ~alllt' lillie Cullums or Minersville and other cars ... at any price. You'll know imme- quietest body-frame ever bui-lt for a Ford. Tttlt ed, etso tv ani! radia time, peld tor by th~ Reoulllican Stat• ushers were John McMurray of Centr al and b~{U!>ve Comm•ttte, 1? N "i 1 ~~ St . Cc tumbu• 15, Oh 1o, ' DeW 'ord Cuatoau and Cuatom 500'1-same solid constructioe, b)' c. Bhn, Chelrman. rd Pol Ad'. Pomeroy, Jack Welker and Rodiately-these new Fords are the Quiet Ones. euy handling, unooth ride, front and ~ar ann ree;l5, roominew t Dew Fwd Galuie 500/XL'•-lhe ~ticst Foro... Bucket sealS, and deaa ~t. aU '65 Fordl !hare. "'Big Six" il !ltandatd. bert Paul,en of Hemlock Grove, floor a.hift, 289-cu. in. V-8 ttaodard. Spaciout all-viny,l inaerion. and David Arnold, Toledo. 5 new Fotd WaJODII-induding Country Squilu and Country The bride's mottier wore a De-ep·pile carpeting, extra tr'\IDk space.. Sedam with new dual facing rear ~eatl, ideal for families up to JQ. · powder blue brocade tuffeta S acw I'GI'4 Galuie 500 LTD•e-mo« klxurio111 FOII'di ever. See ali rhe new modek fr001. Fonl. at your Ford Dealer'• IOODI dress with matching hat, beige acc{'ssories and a corsage of rmk rosebuds. The groom 's mot her wore a brown rust and yellow print crepe dress, match- 1 mg hat with dark brown acces· sorie.s and a yello w t::l<:tdioli I 1 1 • NOW YOU KNOW 'l'be l<rm botlled-111-boud .. 'll'blokey bolllet It ... curaoteo II quUiy bu1 refefl only to lbe replatoey procedurOI ander trblch lhe Hqaor 11 boUied. at y e enttn WEA'tH£1 Pair ....... luiPI. - .. 41. 11tii'IIIOJ •tilt ud. lillie .......... _, ---- : DftiGted To The lrtUrut. 01 Tlle ltfei.,.JI_,. .4,_ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '~ ·-- -' -----------------------VOL XVI NO. 143 <: - -- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO : '6 : ~ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1964 PlliCE FIVE CBm ELBERFELD$ MIDDLETOWN, Ohio <UP!) - Sen. Barry Goldwater rolled his campaign train to industrial southwest Ohio today, attacking Ifc~:~:~: aid spending and de· I• that enter~rise._ no~ government, makes JObs m mdustry · r A 00 1 th h 0 S H~reU n Ree b~_me P r~ tele · ~~ putt Jcaknd rthesl edn· t1a nommee a ac e e a · mmistration's approach to economic problems. He said they meet them as they meet other problems with " .a few hundred million dollars of your money and government control." As an example of that gov· ernment interference, the Republican recalled the situatwr several years ago "when the government unleashed its whole power on the steel industry' to stop a price increase which he said the indue:try had to have. Goldwater said that 1103-billion had been sent abroad since 1946 as foreign a1d. KoLESPoRT EXTRA VALUE!~• 1 • MEIGS THEATRE • '"•• Edwards-Heines Wedding was Event Of September 6 at Methodist Church * • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i * "The GOP pledges !hat lor- , a• a fighter intereepl<lr eign a1d , If needed, will produc• 1 ( YF12A) . Still later, Goldwa'results," Goldwater told the er said, the Presiden revealEd turnout the existence of a ~trike recoDo Goldwater told the crowd that natssance plane (SR71). the Democrats have a false The GOP standard bearer idea about creating jobs. said the two latter planes are '·The government never ere- projections of the original A·ll ated JObs. Jobs are created by which !f\oiS contracted for ia capital. wages, profits. There's 1959 and thus "emerged dur1ril . h fed 1 th El nh · · · " no mag1c m t e era govern· e ~e ower admtmstratiOil. ment to create JObs . . . He sa1d. it was to have been 1 The Republtcan presidential r~conna1ssa~ce plane of the nomine~ said . Johnson lS play. highest quahty and a successor mg poht1cs w1th plane develop- to the U2 !py plane. ments in remarks prepared for "We do, however, resent 5 ~ delivery m Dayton, Ohio, . on I ing It presented to the AmeJi. the sec~nd day of ~ls wh_ 1slie 1 can people as the aceomplishstop tram tour of Oh1o, Indiana · me of a regime that has d• and Illinoi s. liberately and continuallf In the speech Goldwater sa1d slowed ..iown the advance of aflo the "alieged interceptor" wa s 1ation. And we deplore evell first disclosed by Pre ~ident : more the attempt politically t1 Johnson in January as a re- I modify a coherently sound tech. connaissance plane A-ll and : nologK·al df'velopment lntt later redesignatf'd by Derense something militarily spurioua.,. Secretary Robert S McNamara 1 Goldwater said. 1 * * . CAMPAIGN S\ECIAL- Presidential candidate Barry Goldwater and Mrs. Goldwater receive acclaim of large crowd at Athens B&O station. Senatonal Cal\dtdate Robert Taft, .Jr. 1s at nght. Oh10 GOP Chairman Ray Bliss 18 center, rear. Meigs Red Cross to Make Fund Drive October l-15 ,..................... - • •Slide into the spacious new Ford interiors. • Insert the twin-edge ignition key (works either side up). Fire up Ford's livelier and thriftier new engines...(either Six or V·S'sl Feel the smoothest ride of any cars in their class (or possibly any class). Listen the Quiet Ones. I Test-Drive aSolid, Silent '65 Ford...with your ears! • 8:30·9 P.M. 111 ********************-*-*_*... =------------------.:.. _:-:_....,1 r ..have vou1 seen the cor~age. If you ve taken a look and like what I you've seen, the , look in on our ra tes wh e n it comAs to the financ1ng and save yourself some money. -lili~ens ~aHonat B hk Credit Life ln~ur1mo:e At No Elrtra Cod A reception was held in the church rarlor. The bride's table .' w1!h wh 1te lmen cover was cen· : lerrd w1th a three tiered wed· , cake topp~d with the minIJat urP. bride and groom in an arch of nylon and lilies of the . valley, w1th tall wh1te tapers in crystal candelabra on either • side. Cake, punch and pink and white rosebud mints were served on crystal trays. Napkins wf're white with silver wedding bf'lls and the inscription "Carand Larry, Septembe:- 6. Given to Court 651 Stylt 650 1964." If you love fun, tn••kers Mrs. Robert Smith, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. T. A. Down- •r• indlspent~bl .........whit• or black duck $595·00 Only BUYS 3 ROOMS OF All NEW 2.99 Member Fed(·ral D<>pOsiL In surance Corporation FURNITURE THE ' P...1 1DDLE PORT . ON THE BEA UTi fUL OHil..., P ~ T~V EE N r iTTS P. URGH, PI\ /\N D CI\!ClNN/''>Il 0 THE SHOE BOX BAKER FURNITURE Cl Firemen will Kickoff Week BRIEF.·· WIRE NEWS On Saturday INDISPENSABLE n Mlddhtparl, 0. Middleport, 0, -M..B.FSI'YE4R YEJ' TO GO FORD ~ Test tlrire TotalPe.tfol11J8Jlce ..a'AM • rM.CQI • fAIIl.Mif • fOlD • ~ KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 • ""! Third St., Middleport, o.· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 29, 1964