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Fair ad I lillie OD F WedJJet41oy , ·;..- 1 l In PomPrn~· J I VOl XVI NO. 148 I POMERO't' 1 ' OHfO ' TONIGHT & TUESDAY " GOO D NEIGHBOR SAM " : T~:c hruco lor l .l lH 'k Lemmon . Rum .~ I Schn ei der . Dorothy Provme Mi cha eJ Counors . Edward G Kubmson, Edward Andrews Louts Nye. WED. ilnd THURSDAY Oc:t . 7-8 NOT OPEN Nor'wester Staff I& Now Completed F RIDAY thru THURSDAY Oc:t . 9-15 " HOW THE WEST WAS WON " (Tec hm cu lor l Rey nu! ds, <..:a rro ll Ba keJ. J uhn Way nE'. Huss T a m oly n . G rt" g m · ~· Pack. Lee J ·. 'obb, Henry Fond a t: arolyn Iones, Karl Ma lden , Geo Pep ,Htrd . Jas. StPwart . Rieharrl ~"'li d m ~t rk , Th Plma Ritter . Dcbb t~ ·.li r.kt' \' S h a u g hrH' ~ -~ \ I I ' \'-ia ltr-r t:lre nnan. ([e ru·y Mor ~a n Wmn <JI of 3 Academy .-\ wa rd s! Tet:hnic:olol' Cartoon Run ni n)! time 2 Hr-.; 45 m in . .-\rlult :;· $ 1.00 Chi ldrf'n . 54X FRIDAY and SATURDAY Oct . 16·17 "1 FACES OF OR . LAO" l'ony H.anda ll. Artluu O'Co n nel l. Bnrbun1 [d1•n . .loh n Er lt"Son. No11 h Beery l r Direct by Ge u. Pal. Wonders never ANNOUNCEMENT WILL OPEN HIS OFFICE ., SATURDAY OCTOBER lOth 1At Thr· Office Formerly Occupi ed By Dr. Kenneth Ams bary) ~ Uuitflt] l;'rf'!l" "'•, JJIIt•rnaliu:IIAI ,. .. WASffiNGTON IUPI \ - Sen. Barry M. Goldwater · pledges, If elected , to ask former Presi· dent Dwight D. Eisenhower to go to South Viet Narn on a " critical mission " aimed at · !lolving the crisis there . The Republican presidential nominee made the promise in a statement Monday night, on the eve of resuming bis campaign travels after a weekend of rest in Washington . He visits a three-county suburban area near Philadelphia today for his first campaign foray into Pennsylvania . CHARI.oTI'ETOWN, Prince Edward lsland _ Queen Elizato beth, who appears ready brush aside w1th charm threats pthreats from Quebec separatistextremists, today had another danger to ~r Canadian tour rt>moved - by the weather WITH GOLDWATER IN m an. PENNSYLVANIA (UPl) The Queen, who makes her Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, camfirst public appearance in this paigning in Philadelphia's subbland capital today, got the urbs, declared today that "migood word from the Maritime nority groups ran this country." Weather Office that Hurricane Returning to Washington this The Republican presidential Goldwater was Hilda will not strike here In afternoon, nominee resumed his campaign scheduled to speak at the 1964 any force . in an address before a crowd conference o£ United Press Inof several lliousand at a shop· ternational editors and publishWASHINGTON - President ers. Johnson tests the political cli' mate in the South today before In his slatement Monday ~.. I, ; ., , ,,, . • NEW HAVEN - Tbe Red : 1! 1 heading West to visit 10 states night, Goldwater said that if he t Cross Bloodmobile will be at DRIVE KICKOFF - Mayor Lee Smith, left, and Middleport Postmaste r Paul Casci Vanadium Corporation near on the longest trip of his cam- becomes president he will ask Eisenhower "to head up a display a reminder of the annual Red Cross Fund Drive now unde rway . Chairman New Haven on Thursday, Oct· pai¥f1. Johnson planned a bit of group of qualified experst to Casci, chairman of the Red Cross drive in Middleport. said c ontributions of a dollar ober 8, betweeu lZ noou and whistle-stopping in Alexandria, go lu South Viet Nam and re- or more by residents of Middleport may be sent through the mail withoout the sender 6 p. m. Doctors and nurse• Va ., and an evening speech at pori back to me on the sltua· ' placing a stamp on the envelope. Senders must, however, place the Middleport Zip will be on band w lake blood. Code number, 45760, tn the space usually used for addressing the envelope. And the This is for everyone, not Raleigh, N. C., to bolster the tion in Southeast Asia." sender's name and address should be in the usual place . Postmaster Casci himself just plant employee11, beExperienced Assistance vote-seeking efforts of his wife He said he hoped Eisenhower will pay the letters' postage when they are r1o addressed. Mr. Casci also will head tween the ages of 21 and $9. aboard her "Lady Bird Spe· wuuld be assisted by such othe~ money-raising projects for the Red Cross in Middleport this Autumn .Persons 18 years of age may cial" train en route through "men of ability and experi- Sentmel photo give blood if tbey have parDixi'!. ence" as former Rep . Walter ents consent. Persons bavi.ng H. Judd, R-Minn.; retired Gen . to replace blood at any of the ST. WUIS Democratic Mark W. Clark, now president The Letart Falls PTA i:-~ hospitals should do so at tbis \lice presidential candidate Hu· of The Citadel Military College sponsoring the Buddy Starch· time. Blood Is nrgently er Sbow al lbe Soulbern Higb needed as lbe blood bank Is ber tH. Humphrey promised ot- of Charleston, s.c ' and forday that a Johnson - Humphrey mer United Nations comSchool Auditorium , Raeine on low. administration would never be mander in Korea , and Adm . Saturday, October 10 at 8 p. Anyone wishing to give Indifferent IO the plight of the Arleigh A. Burke, former chief m. Tickets are $1 for adults I blood bul ueeding transport•· needy , of naval operations. and SOc for children. They aption should contact Mrs. a pear on TV, radio and stage ABOARD THE LADY BIRD Everett Rou.sb, chairman, Humphrey made the stateGoldwater's press secretary, Clarence E. Martln , 58 , ment in a speech prepared for Paul Wagner, said in response resident ·0 r the Wilkesville com· and recordings . Locally, tbey 1SPECIAL (UPI) _ Lady Bird pbone 882-1341. delivery before the National to a query that the nominee munity d'ted at g . ~ am Mon- are on WCHS·TV. Johnson expressed her love for •••••••••••••••••••••" . ' H1 h. ~ .1· 1 · h This wiU be a. real hootenConference of Catholic Chari· had not yet specifically dis- d . . ed h 'd ith Ei ay m o zer ospr a w ere the South today and said she lieS in St. LouiS . cuss t e I ea w sen- h had b tie t f • anny of folk. country . .and was certain il would rise "to hower, atthough they bad e een a ~a n or gospel music. ' the hard duty " of assuring talked o1 the Viet Nam sltua- .wee~. Mr . ~artm ":as engaged LONGVIEW, TeJ:, T be tion ge'rlerll'~~> :--·'Namtfl.r · said the ln .the.~og. _ bu~me~s. •••••••••••••••••••••" equal and constitutional rights FBI Monday enter~ the hunt idea took sh~pe a:-;;campaign He was born near Porter on to all Americans . for 22-monht-old Ricky Dale strategy meeting in Goldwa- July 27, 1900. and was the son The First Lady referred to Crowder - feared kidnaped ter's apartment Sunday. of the late Henry Martin. His the civil rights issue in a from his mother' s car when she mother, Maude Kemper Marspeech prepared for a trainleft him alone for a few minutes tin, survives, and lives on Rt. side rally at Alexandria , Va ., to shop in a drugstore, Police Report Car 1 Dexter. His marriage was to first stop on her four-day , 1,682 There will be a homecoming the former Ida Woodruff of Hunmile whistlestop tour of eight para~ and pep ralJy Thur~ay A crackdown agalast racial Collision at A&P tinglon twp., on Aug. 26, 1943, southern statse. evemng at the Hacme High and she survives. M J h d' school football field. violence in Mississippi continTh e Mlddl eport P oIIce depal11... stan The parade WIU · start at 7 ued Monday with announcement Children who survive are The Middleport Fire Depart- th rs . o1nson, tf f thmst on . school that a former Army demolition ment investigated an accident Wallace, Jerving in the Navy ment in a special meeting Mon- w~h r~a:esfd:ntor~h~son ebv r~~~ p. m from the high expert, a mi1lionaire's son and at 2:25 p.m. Monday on North at Great Lakes and c 1 air day evening at the fire hall au· .d 'd · and parade through the streets 81 fiv~ other persons had been ar- Second Av. Dwight, Sandice' and Ruth, ali thorized purchase of an emer- ,~~hsal / of Racine and then return to rested. Avery Charles St. Clair, 45, at home. Other survivors are gency unit, a 1965 Chevrolet . htse a~ ~0 Coassure e~ua~ the school at 7:30. The arrests bring to eleven RD 1, Pomeroy, was slowed the brothers George Martin from the Pomeroy Motor Co. ~1 R" ~:hss thr Yf ~~ressf ~~ After returning to the school 0 the number of persons taken down to turn into the A and P of Rt. 1, De~ter and Carl Mar- It will be a one ton panel u Y w.' . ~e- our s • e there will be a snake dance, bon truck with a 10 ft. body <same Repubhcans Joming two- thirds fire and pep rally on the footinto custody in the McComb, Store and Jack Coleman, rt, tin of Rand w 'va Miss., area by FBI agents and Middleport, hit the rear end of Services ~U . be held at 2 as the other truck except that of _the Democrats has been re- ball field. local officers since last Thurs- the St. Clair car. There were m Thursday at the McCoy ~~ it will be red instead of whiet) . ceived by . the South for . the The Southern Local Athletic day. All eleven are charged in damages estlmated at $200 to n~al home. Rev. Jack Stutler It is to be purchased in the most part _In a way that H! a Boosters wiU hav_e a float in connection with Negro church the Coleman vehicle and $25 wlll officiate and burial will hope that donations will come g~at credit to local lea~t;r· the parade and will meet Wedburnings or with bombing Ne-- to St. Clair's. Coleman was cit- be in Clark Chapel cemetery. in to pay for it within 60 - QO ship - ~he mayors and mmJs· nesday evening, Oct. 7, to . w~rk gro homes . Among them were ed for driving in a dangerous Friends may call at the funer· days. The department hopes to ters , white merchants and N~ on the float. Anyone wtshmg Sterling Bubber Gillis, 35, son manner. al home Wednesday afternoon raise $3000 before the 90 days gro leaders, _t~ all the Mr. a~ to help with the float is asked of Narman Gillis Sr .• a wealthy and until the hour of the serv: are up. Mrs . John C~~zens who live m to report Wednesday at 6 p. oil investor and landowner, and · 'The truck will be in serviCE- our commum es. m. at the South Elementary Emergy Allen Lee, 35, a formMeigs Memorial Hospital Ice. at the end of 90 days it is "This convinces me of some- School building. er Army demolitions expert ADMISSIONS - Willis Durst, REGISTRATIONS NOTED planned. ' thing I have always believed- There will be a regular who is now a paint contracotr. Pomeroy; Thurman Yarbrough, The Meigs County Clerk of that there is, in this Southland, monthly meeting of the Bnosters Thursday following the Rutland; Mrs. Claude Fitch- Courts released ttJese registra- •••••••••••••••••••••• more love than hate. MOSCOW _ Tile United patrick, Middleport; Betty John· tiona for September: New regCLEVELAND (UP!) Th "I think we all undersland pep rally . son, RacJne. . istrations, trailers 5, cycles 8, e that the hard duty of assuring States and Britain today await- DISCIIARGES - Hilda Bog- trucko 12, cars 5!1, for a tOtal of Cleveland Press said today equal and constitutional rigbt Meigs General Huspilal ed a Soviet reply Lo their pro- gess, Racme. 81. Registrations for used vehic- the Indians baseball francblst to all Americans falls not only ADMISSlvNS - Eva Flemtests against the forced nightBIRTHS- A daughter to Mr. 1es were trailers 1, cycles 4, would remain In Cleveland, at on the President of the United ming, Rutland . time search of four military at- and Mrs. Claude Fitchpatrlck, trucks 19, and cars 178, for a least for the lt85 season. States, but upon all who love DISCHARGES - Ella Doug· taches on a recent trip to Siber- Middl Ia. In the past, the Soviets eporl total ol 202. •••••••••••••••••••••' <Continued On Page 2) las, Middleport. Phone WY 2·3433 , ,..................... Mrs. Johnson Wilkesville Dies Monday • a pr.ce home for _..... every family a .. .... .•. . ... , ... .......... " ~~ ~....,...,.... -~ . : . i i. : •·11a '"Ampacf r: . , aml""""'uses Port .. .. · HOOVER ·,.. Th• clean•r that hoa • ~ ~~- INSIDE I just Complettly portabll·moves from &Ink 10 sto••a• ••ea on easy rollin& cutel's. , Washes a full 6 pounds of ctothal and. only 10 aal1ons of wattt. • HI:S aidS 111111 1 100, EfficientL DINAR · MIDDLEPORT, 0. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ''What are ·we oing to do abOut-. '·a tl these IJJlls'l'' OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at N0011 on Tbun. - East Court Sl, Pomeroy Let Us Install Your FLOOR COVERING . hudgel price .. '"-"'·" ' . . cash you need Lota of folks who faee thJa problem c:ome to ua for help. The We can dolinr the key to • tD pay off aJl )'0111' billa with only one monthly pay. answer is a simple _,....,&,,C!OD- meat tD make. Stop in~ pboae · 1111 'If 'i'ou wish. 80iidation loan. 1t ai'M your new horo• at a very ·the lovorable price, because of our long experience In thia Us N-1 ., Will wash, rinse and spin dl'y 16 ~ -· • load in 8 minutes. Spin dry""' tood whitt onotto~ waohet, No plumbina necess.ary ... can be wtld 111 • .. kltchM, bath or ullllJ¥ room. IIUIU ev•rything W• can arrang• every d•tall .•• plans, top quality · -.-- ~ ·w---: ' PORTABLE No maHer what your needs or desires may INi in a home we can satisfy them quickly, eRiciently and economically. See us now ond talk it over. mat•rlals, mast•r buiiHn and help you MCUn: tuitclb .. financing. ~ NOW YOU CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COST! Armstrong linoleum, Sandran, floor tile, you name It, we supply the covering and install the complete lob at low cost. And Easy Terms are available. CaU l1.sl Ingels Furniture 'NY 2.-2635 ESKILOOS Shoe Boot SIHI 121'1 •• 4 - - - THE SHOE BOX MlddllfiOrt, 0. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CQMPANY 00 $2500 TO $20~ UFE INSUAAHC£ -...au Ojll· ~ tOIUIS C NltlftMUI ~~~':.:.;-• 300 w. sun ~-WIIIIIklla 2.2lU. "-or . NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 f(M TO 12 NOON .: DAYI GHUNGER, MGI. FOUNDID >MI . I Invites South To Hard Task I Winter Dips First Teeth Into Ohio . : I Firemen Order New Truek for Aid Squa dmen plan See I Pep Rally, Fay Watson, Dental Asst. work. , ping center in Warmlnister, Buck County. He said in his statement about minorities he was "speakinb about all minority groups" that operate through paid lobbyists or use other pressure tactics. 10 1 thJnk the American people are getting sick and tired of it," Goldwater said. The Ari- ,..................... Homecoming . llBV2 East Moin St. a t'l1)tn lli. Martin of DR. H. C. MULLINS, D.D.S. Mrs. 'GOP Candidate Says Minority Groups are Running the Country Asklketo WiRE' NEWS Go to V-Nam i · ..__.. ITe ch n i c ul or~ TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 6, 1964 Barry Would I MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Parade Set 1 By United Press International Old man winter made an unseasonable but frnsty visit to Ohio earl y today , sending the men:ury into the 30s and the hi gh :Os in some areas. Except for a few cloud patches , .:lear skies prevailed over the entire state, causing the low temperatures. Cleveland wa.s scheduled to receive ties have interfered with or mistreated Western military attaches since 1963, 1t occurred Action to purchase a new fire last month but was not disclos- truck was delayed Monday ed until Monday. In a regul~r meeting of .Porneroy council when councilmen CHARLESTON, W.Va.- Un- ask~ Mayor _Charles Legar to employment compensation pay- obtam an estimate ol future ments In West Virgini_a ~ave income and expenses in the reached their lowest pomt smce fire department, and a proposDecember, 1956. ed schedule of payment on the This was reported Monday by new equipment. Gov. W, W. BarrOD who hail- Basically, council apparently ed. the figures as "additional wants w see how the expec~ oVldence of West VIrginia's re- ed Income of $5,1100 annually cor-breaking economic boom." from the tire equipment levy, Barron said the September pay· from $1,500 expected in lbe ments amounted to $878,920, the sale of the old Second Ward lowest point in the past eight lruck, and $1,1100 from Civil fJe. years. feDJe aid In the 1964 Spring flood, will be budgelod in tbe COLUMBUS - Domocrolle future. vice presidential candidate Hu· The mayor had Indicated a bert E. Humphrey was sohedul- propooed cllassls would cost ed 10 irrlve here today for tbe 15,500 while piiiDps and otber fltsl of fo11r Ohio slops nn bJs ~ed equipment might nm campalflll tratl. the I~ In $11,1100. Tbe llld lh Asl!land LOCAL ..,:MPS 011 ...t BeltiiiDJ Co. ba d• 'l11e lemperalure In Pomeroy -.ted· a ·1,M1 lalloa 1aU .mo,... Mt•lj:·!tltl!!!11!1111 til....,, illlll!!l!tliJIIJ~ ~· .W!tla ., .. ...... .. ... :.t>~ot•·"·) . ..... ' - -. •! " I Wo~enCo~ Pr:sb~ert an ch;~~ Elder}y Man Js Recovering ~ · . '· I . .. , .. , I ' f ·t11G111'* • ·•· • 1 Chnst urc rv ce , New Haven Junior Woman'• Club, and the Pt. Pleasant JUJlo ior Woman 's Club. For iliese clubs that have not sent their donations as of thil the b.elp is greaUy needed . Contributions may be senl to Mrs. Thomas Rose, treasurer for the Mason County ~ Detection Clinic for Woi::D- JACKSON <UP!) - Mathe.w Adkm s, 85. wa s recuperatmg m Oak Hill Hospital Monday after being lost in the Jackson Count h'll r d Y 1 s or two ays . en. Relatives found Adkins Sundny morning crawling on his Mayor Legar Indicated he tained by Middleport, was re- The mayor's report of $351.08 !cars have parked on the tracks. would have the desired esti- viewed at length. as the village's share for Sept.- trains cannot pass, and bemates for c~wtcil at the next Clerk Edna Schoenleb report· ember was acccepted. Mrs. sides, permitting parking there regular meelinfs on Ocl 19. 'Ibe ed rent was four months in Schoenleb said $2,317.53 came reduces meter income . Chief mayor reported Howard Wells arrears - $200 - and Mayor into the General Fund from Webster indicated he would and John Manley have beeo ac- Legar agreed with councilmen parking lot meters during Sept· proceed with installation of .cepted as members of ~ fire there "~hould be some other ember. such signs immediately. department. kind of an arrangement." Councilmen attending includCouncilmen also di!cussed Councilmen objected to any ;ransfers of funds approved ed Leslie Fultz, Franklin Rizsteps needed in order to reduce more payments until a fence is b~ . countil at · the recomm~ er, Lucien Poulin. William Barfire insurance rates. Improve- installed around the dump to datiOn of Mn~. Schoenleb, _10• onick, the mayor, and the ment In fire fighting equipment prevent spreading of (Ires. Pom- eluded 1800 from the parkin.g clerk, Mrs. Schoenleb. may make this possible, but eroy has had to help fight fires lol fund lo pobce payroll, If Balances In funds as of Oct. one complicating factor .is lbe on lhree occasions this year at necessary, and $2,317.53 from t, according to Mrs. Schoen- Sen. Yottng Str•"kes number of, and location lnf fire the dump. The towns have a the parkmg meter fund for leb's report, were a" follows plugs. Pomeroy rents fire pings mulual aid agreement as to special street repairs. (First figure Is beginning hal· Out - He's too Old ! from lbe Meigs Water Co. their fire companies. The mayor also advised w ance, lbe second is ending hal· DA YTDN (UP!) - The Council believed the bnprov· Council, however, Is unhap- council to think seriously about ance) : ton Daily News tnday ed fire figbting equipment py about paying rent on a facll· repair of lbe Mulberry Heights General, $361.54, $240.47. Republican Rep. Roher! coUld lead to reclassification ity located Inside Pomeroy, and Road, warning that winter is Fire Dept., $788.80, $1,'1711.74. Jr., for th eSenate over Sen· Into a lower insurance rate. then having w 'help maintain approaching, and ila condtion Cemetery, $176.07, (OD) $11111.· ator Stephen M. Young because Pomeroy now Is In Cia" VII. it too. · 1 may become serious In bad 22. he "combines youth wilb con. Middleport is In Class VI. The result was that Mayor weather. Street, $6,2ll5.21, $1,593.36. siderable government experiDUMP ·PROBLEM Legar said be would <m!er Bills were approved for pay· State Highway Improvement, ence and savvy." An arrangement ol several with Mayor Lee Smith of Mid· ment. $121.31, 120.65. The afternoon new11paper years standing · with Middle· dleport. He said he would offer Police Chief Jed Webster said UUUty, $236.21, $984.33, Young had done a lar better .port, .In wbleb Pomeroy pays In pay ille $200 arrears reni' there sboold be oo parking Parking Lot Meter, $'.,146.42, .lob In the Senate lban f50 IIIOnlb rental for a 8llri>al•:.llut .aak . that tbe · . present sliD• placed bettl!eeu Malo SL $2,539.0. . .. IH1.t "~14i! ·¥01111£ ·II lilioifldwlllr..._..,l hi be ca~~eelled unle~· -· lilo ~<'lracfla llliiil !•'l'Ol'M. ~G :ekl.",•fle 80 at Oll'11ed ·liJ 1o!lddleport 1114 ·majn. a IInce Ia lnlc.ifect . LYIIII to Sfoanicn. ~ illld fi,O,IIU6,lt0,062... end of 81lOIIier term. __.1!111 First Cancer Detection Clinic Set said it would be "hardly more tha n a trace.'' Desp•'te ll•e scattered light frost and low 'onlpe:rat•Jres 1 around the state, the weatherman said no record low s PT. PLEASANT - The ftrs.t reported. Huntington , W. Va . detection e!inic for wo-across the Ohio River men will bf hPid on TtmrsLawrence County, reported Oct . B, from 1 · 3 p. m. at record low of 28. But Zanesvi! the Byrne . Chmc in Pt. Pleasin Eastern Ohio had a low of ant. Appomtments have been 26, which was coldest in the I made for this ~rst c~c . state this morning. Doctors donat.mg their time for this clime will be Drs. KenAt sunrise, Colwnbus had 31, Byrne and John Grubb, Cleveland 34, Cincinnati 37, The next clinic will be Octoy oungstown 34 , Akron 32, Day22 from 1 • 3 p. m. a 1 th e ton 34, Chillicothe 30, Marietta Clinic. For appointment 31 and Mansfield 35. or write Mrs. William RarFair Weather Jr ., phone 1619, Pt. Pleas00 Tap It is suggested that if • An extensivf high . a church group, or perarea sprawled over he entire sons from the same area would mrdsectJOn of the nation like to come to the clinic toexpected to contmue the fatr gether, that one person call weather in Ohio today and make the appointments for and Wednesday . TemPeratures all . ranged in the 50s todav with Clubs or church group~ dcnatabumlant s un s hine. bu t on i~g to the C~ncer _DetectLon ~ Wednesday ' the mercury was rue as of tins. da~ are Amerl• expected to rise to the 60s. can Assn. UruverSlt~ Women. John Evans said his clothes were torn and wet and he was suffering from exposure. Adkins left the home of his cnusin , Halley Smith, Friday morning to look for Smith, who was cutting wood . He did not return home that night A search party was o~t for a second day when Adkins found . Deputies said he been unable to find from heavy rains that fell day night and Salurdav. · · *" _. ..., • The sena tor told his Warmlaister audience : "The is:;ue in the campaign, frankly, is a very simpJe one: What kind of America are we going to have tomorrow, S years from now and 20 yeart from now? What kind of America are we going to leave our children1 "I don't believe for one Jl1tlooo ment that the American people have accepted centralized goV' ernment.'' That brought cheers from the crowd . I ~~/irs~u;no;eao~ 1 ::e f::~~~t!~ ! c •I A k F E s kn!~ ~~:·:;:a~~:::;! ounci s s I·re quipment Needs urvey ~:""~' ~i~d f~~:' h:~~t ~h~;i;~ have ignored such protests. zona senator said thls after .,.. serting that many Am.ricana are mistaken ''as to what the issues are" in the presidential campaign. Campaign Iss~ ·~simple" He said he would explore thll topic more fully in a speech later toda_,. in Washington tct tile annual conference of United Press International editors an4 publi shers. Police Probing Theft of Money Pomeroy police said tadaJ money was stolen from tbe ·ftia. er Service station of E. Mail St. Saturday between 3 and l p.m . while the owner wu lA back of the station paintiq a tank . Pulice an hour later picked up a juvenile as a suspect . , Ill taking $35 from tbe cash re~. He was released later, lil!l same juvenile and ~ being questioned ~ It,, case. Police were asked also a juvenile ill ~~ roy who ts mlssiDJ from f> and diagnostic ~Joliet, Dllnois. 'l11e playllljl In gymnaslmn last. from lbe 117111 wbrea . tloned. ' n!uriid.:i; NEW �• I River ~ews 2-Dally 5enllnel Pomeroy· Middleport 0 .. Oet. 6, 1964 ' led, nctiml of the tornado. Mrs. Johnson <Continued from Page - l) Gallle readings: Gallipolis this land . I am sure we wlll Dam 18 4 13.7 runnino 6 (eel I rise to that duty.. on rollers: Por;•eroy - e Mason Tile TPxas ho~~ :trst. Lad~ ' I - -' - - - --' - - - - - McKeithen got to Larose Mon- LoUisiana Begins Burying Its Dead Start Build'IDJJ day just after the service and talked to some of the fteJ:t ol kin. _, ' , REVIVAL CONTINUES 20.92, Pt. Pleasanl 24.47, Hin- ~ spoke of !he . ::~tram Jh I BATON ROUGE. La . (U Pl l - The peoplE' of ~iOUth· The revival now in progress ton :l..MJ Kanawha l''alls 4.71, So~th {rom nauonal ~~~e and lern Louisiana buri ed their dead Mondav . and began re· at the Letart Falls United BreCharleston 18.71. Lo.1don WI:!S i sal s le sha~ed the . conce~n building for the Uving today . • . thren Church will continue thll running one and three quarters 1 tha_t . .~as wme With thls j Louisiana Gov. John McKeithen Monda_y he-llcopter· week. The pastor, Rev. Jamet feet , Marmet one anrJ a half "l st;.a m. . . . ed into the areas stricke n by Hurricane J:Ulda. ,After ~ Morrison, will bring the me.1. sh.are the Jrntalion w~en I closeup view. he called the storm a "terr~ble disaster, sages. There is special singing feet and Winfield dam 2lh feet. Boat mo,·ements : ~nthmkmg people make smde · bul added: "I think our state is fortunate lt su(fe red no each evening. Everyone i8 weJ.. Oblo Rive _ George Price ~okes abo~t 'cornpon"i!' and more loss of life than it did ... the people are ready to come . 1 • . • red necks as If the history rebuild , I ':~:,..=======-; up 14, 6:.. . 0 p.m.:. Elisha \\oods and tradition of our region · · f th J h H d Other bright spots or e L N t T Th up 14 · 8 ·45 p.m.· Lo n Ho 0... could be dismissed with ridi· battered residents of the burrl· Ste. Marie ln Bayou French Wny 0 ry • ··· down 16 3:45 a .m. uther eru- cule," she said. · 1 · ' cane's path were the efforts of and the shenfF trans ated mto 1 MISS AMERICA n.an down 16, 4: 30 a .m.; Jerry ··For the good of the coun· government agencies to h.elp English. When a tornado hit Bosworth 11 P 17 • 2:lO p.m.; Wal- try ," she said, "we must the area and news that flood- Larose, Thibodoux had his life I ter Williamson up 17 · l0: 50 P· search for the ties that bind us waters ~ere receding 1n 1ome savings - two $100 bills and m .; Jefferson up 17, 12:2l a.m.; together but not settle for the areas. some SlTIBller money- rolled up Orco up 17, 12:55 a.m.; Beaver tensions that tend to divide us . Aside from the official, dry in a bedpost. The bedpost was Hand Sewn $7.99 down 17, 6 a.m.; Peggy Down"W e are a na 1·IOn of 1av.:s, not 1 paperwork, McKeithen got a either buried in the rubble that I Low, Low Price ey down 17, 6:50 a .m.; Walter men, and our greatness 1s our look Monda~ at some of the was once a house or had blown Beckjord up 12 :45 a.rn. ; Susan ability to adjust to the national personal tragedies of the blg away completely. Lane up 19, 4:40a.m.; Zimmer consensus" -.lllere was " mass 1unera1 a t I · storw. up 19, 7:10a.m.: Robert StewMIDDLEPORT, 0. 20 o J ffboat There was John Thibodaux, Larose. Four member.:; of Noles 1 art up • 9:4 p.m. : e spent a day with Mr. and Mr!!. 11, who Ia ike<! to Sheriff Eddie Arcenaux Sr. family were bur- 1 down 20, 5:45 p.m.; Western up Harold Humphrey and famlly 22, 10 p.m.; Southern up 22, of Belleville. 6:05 a.m.; Louisiana down 2.3, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer 3:30 a.m.; OVEC down 23, 5 and family of Middleport were a .m.; Blue Seal up Greenup Saturday evening guests of 5:15 p.m. Crucible down Green- Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber and up 8:20 p.m.; Barbara Brent son!!. 1 down Greenup 10:10 p.m.: Bob Pamela Congrove celebrated Benter up Greenup 5 a .m.; Oll· her fifth birthday on Sunday. ver C. Shearer down Greenup Guests present were Horace, Elton Klle. President, Na- ing record indicates to our mem· 'be justly proud." 6:30 a .m.; Dixie Challenge up Mildred, and Forrest Kibble, tlooal Associated Businessmen, bershlp that you have a keen I " lam very pleased to receive Meldahl 3:45 p.m.; Jane T. up Mrs. Belle King and family of Inc., of Plain City has present- realizHtion of the problems o( this award from such an out· Meldahl 8 p.m.; Turner down Belpre, Herman Trlppet, and ed Representative Homer E. fi sca l responsibility. 1 congratu-1standing organization,"' Abele Mel~a~J 8:40 p.m.; Aetna ~ the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. B iII 'Pete' Abele with the organiza- late you on the courage you comm~ nted. " I l:}~ieve that def· LoUISVille up Meldahl 10:2{) P· Congrove. Prot~t tioo's ~<Watchdog of the Treas- have shown ln standing up, to icit spending and reckless ex- [m.; J . S. LewJc: up Meldahlll:· The Birthday Club held their ury Award'' in honor of the Con· oppose those who are blmd to penditures are two of the big- 10 p.m. September meeting at Forked I gressman's 100 per cent econ~ the possibility of increased ef- !gest problems faced by this Gallipolis Dam Cathy R. Run State Park. Mrs. Emma my voting record for the 88th fl ciency and reduction in the country today,'' Abele added . down 3:10p.m.; Harry Dyer I Ourst was the honored memCoogresa. .. scale of Federal programs. Your ! Congressman Abele is com· up 6:30p.m.; Invader up 8:20 1ber. A Halloween party is planIn congratulating Congress- econotny voting record is a con-~pleting hi s first term in Con· p.m.; J?hn J. Rowe up 10 P· 1ned for the October meeting. man Abele1 Mr. Kilt sal d, structive achievement of which gress and is a candidate for re· m.; Rehable down 11:3~ p.m.; The Ladies Auxiliary of the uyour outstanding economy vot- you and your constituents can election. C. V. Harner up 6:15 a. m.; John Olive Township Fire Dept. serv· Ladd Dean d~wn 7:15 a.m. ! ed a dinner at the home of Mr. Kanawha Rl\:er ~elen Z. ; and Mrs. L. R. Barr, because up Marmet 11.55 p.m., 0. F. of the death of their son, ArthShearer up Marmet 3:15 a .m.; ur Barr. o • 1\:1 Semet d.own Marmet 5:50 a. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Durst and 30 5 m .; Nauo~al up Winfield , family Torch, visited with his p.m., Luc} Jane Lucas up 'Aln- parents Mr and Mrs Dwam I "The election of Sen. Barry for schools . l~ ahsolutely nothing wrong with field 10:35 p.m.; Elgercliff up , Durst.' · ' Goldwater and the re-election "Goldwater would al so ser·: I heir governmen t lending a help· j Winield 2:40 a.m. Mr . and Mrs Harl y Kittle · · · of U. S. · Representative Homer liously hurt our district, which :ing hand with tax mtmey ihey 1 and ch 110 · eb rg w ·, II · 0 r, 1 ren, .;. ~ an~en u , . _ d ... : . . AbeI c th1s fall, " satd emocrat has a very 1arge popu 1atton o ba\lt 11..: 1pe pw. ,n the trca~\'a w-re r~ccnt visitor! of Mr congressional candidate Walter people over 65 drawing Soci<AI ury . This is still a gnvernment and Mrs E WllUams · Moeller of Lancaster today, Security, plus, he had d':!cided· of the people. by tht? pPnple and Mr a~d ·iirs. La re 0 ~ R0 se You get the couvenie""" of k>w·cost LOT -0-LITE •·wuuld :->et the· 10th D1strict ly ant i-labor viewpoints which for the people," &aid the Lan· Mr. w and Mrs. spent· a day with automatically, tool LOT-0-LITE looks, lights like a back GO years. he undoubtedly would pursue if ' caster Democrat. OCiety 1 Dana Van Meter and son Bei''Abele." charged Moeller, in office," charged Moeller. , street light. A photoeleetrie eell turne it on at dusk, <~gai nst the retraining of "When a district such as ours "Abele has comilstently oppo_s· 1P : _re._-· ..-========-. l off at dawn. Lights up dark areas around garages, 'e thrown out of work has done everything to put it- ed any measur~ th~t would .10 BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON 1~1 no fault of their own in self back on its feet. but still an_y way. ben'<'ft t his own dJS· Mr s. Bess Larkins attended outbuildings, driftways, parking Iota, outdOOI' livHllh Dic:trict, against the has a large ·unemployment fi- trtct, while ~oldwat:r has ~d· l the Golden Rule Sunday School I ing and working are. all aight long l h'o perfed for eJopmt! nt of the area, a- gure, near the top in the state, vsocal:d pohlic!es d.agamdst. So<!ml Class mee ting at Mrs. Tress i suburban homes, fanns, fact()rie~, _husinessea, pubt combatting poverty in lhe and has too many people unaJ>. ecurJty , 1 e gra uate mcome Smith's at Long Bottom. 1 r l and h!i§ voted .:~gainst le to find work because t h e 1c tax G ane . 1 Ch eva 1·1er, who has lie buildings- any plaee that needs protedion and h on• labor that r would d' t destroy · t been stationed in California with ntial vocational education don'l have funds with whil:h to 1 e economy 0 our IS ric. safety after dark I You -keno iavestment in LOT. 1mpacted area assi!tance retrain themselves, then there Moeller said the McArthur the U. S. Navy, Is spending a (BY REQUEST) 0-LITE, either. One low JDODthly rate includes inRepublican was so immune to leave with his parents, Mr. and . AT otallation, mainteaa""" (including lamp replacebasic needs in this nation that Mrs. Edward Chevalier. ment) and eleetrieity. OnJe.- your WT-0-UTE he was one of three congressAlse visiting in the Chevalier men of both parties who voted home recently were Mr. and today from your local Eleetrk Company office. LAUNDRY against a temporary extension Mrs. Lowell Chevalier and famof the general draft or Selec- ily of Mansfield and Mr. and : the DRY CLEANING tive Service. Mr,s. Vird Chevalier of Tuppers DETROIT (UPn - The United Auto Workers and WY 2·5428 POMEROY General Motors, so~g.ht tod~y to cl ea n up plant·lev~l con· "Any individual," declared P~_s.and Mrs. VIrgil Buckley 1 tracts at lSO bargammg ~mts and e nd a 12·day str1ke by Moeller, ''who has such a miD"'_''_':~'_'2:'__1,,.-----..,..,..,..,.L_______________ _________________.:::::..::.::::.::::.:::::::: more than a quarter nnllwn workers. . ority view on the military manGM. and the UAW Monday agreed to a new three· !power needs of his nation, cef" year na_tional contract that f?llowed the pattern ~et last llainly can't be aware of t h e month m agreements the uruon won from Chrysler and economic needs of his own disFord. trict. His voting record proves Tbe contraets included earit. Iter ~tirement at. age 60 with ,. Sgt. Bebk j~ new "If Abele is so opposed · 1 to peDSIOJll up W ~00 a mopth, M • · R • helping his own district through longer vacations, pay increases &rJne ecruller programs in existence. even and many other ltema. Sgt. George D. Belak has though requests have gone out been assigned as the new Mar to him which he has tgnored Pre!ldent Johnson said the lne Corps Representative f 01r ' settlement was "'j'enerotUI,'' ~ Meigs County, Sgt. Belak comes then he should devote some of dded h d t ....-. tt tO • · his time to meeting with t be a e oes no e... t"''"• from the M<lrine Corps Supply leaders of the district in an efset a pattern for other indus- Center at Alb!ny, Georg ia, tries with lower profits. where he was assigned as Plan· fort to bring in new industry and to develop ways to eradi· UAW President Waller P. ning and Opetations Clerk. cHte the high unemployment Reuther and GM Vice President Sgt. Belak entered tlle Mar- rale.'' Moeller stated. . ·· Loul1 G. Seaton both twpW that ln_oe Corps on May. 1• 19.1 7 from "A bele," said Moeller, "knew the qreement on tbe oatiooal his hometown °~ Pittsb urgh. Pa. th e thinking of a majority of the levtl would speed up local ne-- At the completJOn of a tour in top men frOIP both political par· goations around the eountry . Japan, he was ordered to th e ties on tl1e recently enacted Suppl~ Center at Albany, Geor- poverty bill, yet he voted again!lt Reuther said the clause In gta where he served as 11 mem· it. He charged lhe bill was pothe national agreement calling ber of the Inventory Control llitical, but 1 charge that he was for a so-called wage inequity Team . 1 · 1·t·1cs. T h e . 1e one p aymg pol f und lmmed Ia telY wou ld e1-Imin· Sgk-· Be1ak 1nv l)es a.II young people in Lhi& diBLrict can't eat ate about 2,400 Joc_al demands . men and women of M~igs Coun· politics. Abele should pay less Prlor to the national agree- ~Y who are Interested m beco_m· attention to that small grou ment, GM and the union had 1 mg members of the Manne of professional people who ~jult under 16,000 local demands Corps, Ai_r, Land, Sea t~am to trol him and listen to the eoh1m at lhe Ser· pean d h d th erea1 1eaerso 1 1Pte ,. to clear away before labor contact . . Select1ve . ·peace could be restored at the . VJCe Board Off1ce m Porneray di trlct " , warld•s blgaest manufacturer. 1 each Tuesday from 9 a.m . to 12 s ' • or call collect EL 3·8202 tn Ports----tf~ t.;eonard Woodcock, UAW vice mouth , Ohio for Interviewing 2 Cases Dismissed lji; Jll'i'ldenl and head of the un- and testing !or the United States J.'rom Court Docket Iori! GM department, !W;id he Marine Corps. Entries in Meigs County Comwu hopeful the loca l contract~ be written w!thin a week. TWO ARRESTED mon Pleas Court today showed the case of Howard D. Noble ·R. Bramblett, GM labor The Ohio State Patrol today vs . Elmer A. Keller has been BrU!fom new '6!1 Ramblor IC iasslc-bigger, · aporty oplloDit two Boor atioka, manual 01 'ft•~·118111orlll director, ~a id "It could repor t.ed the arrests and one settled and dismissed by agreed one wlthll'l a week . . . we conviclion. Dana Murray , 25. ment of both parties. bra.wnaer, beautifully new, yet more aolidly automatio;roclinf.os bucket leatl; oonaole. S. that the p~ychology C!f Rt. 2, Pomeroy, cited to Meigs The case of the Farmers Rambler than ever: NEW I Spcotacular entho SoJIIible Spcctaculan now at your nearb local barga ining Is lm· County Court Oct. 16, charged Rank and Savings Company vs 1 B'no choices, ~udtog Torque Comm•ndRamblor dealor. JJ~:;i;w~h~~e:n the background of with passing on curve, and Coy H. Alvin Ritchie and Marigol~ world's most advanced Six. Boo1t1 power and A.n..rJc• Motorr-D~df~N~ted 10 E ll settlement has been 1 Gillia!lf, ""5:Q, Rt. 1, Rutland, cit- Ritch ie in the amount of $4 . ooonomy. Two V-8 options, up to l70 bp. All- , •.., In Detroit." ed to Meigs Court Oct. 16 for 512 .16 was dismi ssed by orde'r new eonv•n.ible, hardtops, sedans. wa.gona. ~c:! passing on curve. D:wid Slllt -1 of Judge John c. Bacon. Spectacular ne" englnea. Senlfble tboJHJ of M or V .S. NEW 1 Sport -oar Power Disc Braku, option· 1 ASK FOR BIDS er, 40, Pomeroy, was fined ----Meigs County commls· $10 and costs in Gallipolis court MEETING CHANGED ~orque Command-t~e all-new 6 that comes on al, io addition to standard Double·Safety Am• nf•rLita-t and Pinelt oflht Ntw R•rwl• . ..jier~ advertsted for gasoline on a spee~ charge. The meeting of the Middlelike an 8. Two V ·8 options, up to 327 cu. in. Brakos(separateaystemsfrontand )0 h Clulle: 'New lntcrmldlat•SU. Rambt• rear • t er ~r Tbe Comptct Ecouomy Kin& diese1 fuel for the county port Amateur Garden club to Ontr RamWw wIll U. Utr•¥11111 f111Urt11t 10 utn lilt: Wnlher E1t HMtin1• Advanced Unit CWtructloa • Dttp-Dit) ru~proollrq. C.ramlt-AnnorM .,_ and acted on and dis- ON DIFFERENT TRACK have been held at the home of • , _ • Lullle.Qonl A<lltic illemol,- ..._ other routine business EXETER, Eng1::nd tUPI)Don., Mrs. Robert Reibel on Leading at their courthoure of- aid Madge, 59, decided 42 years Creek Road Wednesday evening were Kenneth as an employe of British rail· at 7:30 p. m. haa been changed presl~ent, and mem. ways was enough. He gave up to the borne of Mrs. Edgar Ref· Nelson and Dick his job to otudy for the priest· nolds of Mill-st, Middleport. The hood In the Church of Enaland. Ume remains the 18me. ....-.. . .~.ftr. . I '• LOAFER THE SHOE BOX gour propertu 1rith oatdoor area lighting! LOT·O·LITE eosts as low as '350 a month! Election of Goldwater and Abele Would Set DIstnct back60 y ears says lftOeIIer I I Reedsville S • Notes R lr 1 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE ~.ttention Focuses Toward ROBINSON'S GM Plant Level Contracts ELECTRIC co. I I 1 " co: I Totally new Rambler Classic •.... 65's most sweeping change in looks, length, liveliness New lntennediate Size of the 3 SENSIBLE SPECll\ClJLARSt ~ RAMBLER '-"J METROPOLITAN MOTORS :it>"7 600-606 East Main St., Pomeroy Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday eviJiinCI. Channel a-.10 PM "•' ... ~ - ·• .., I* " • ~ I'> "' I) - "' "" "' .1 J;, .. <t 4. . . .,. ,. ·"' .,. • 1 -4 --··~- • • St. Lou.l·s to GI.Ve Yogi· 'Royal Treatment' By ::nf.;"E SNIDER ~1,1 1 ·. • ,,OA·--- - ............~~--·--..................., ____.._.,..,..._ _,~-·---· ~ .•.•~.• UPI Sports Wrlkr ST. 'i.DV1S (UPII - The St. Louis dl r~inals and a number vf dazed fans prepared Tues· day to give their nativt son Yogi Berra and his New York Yankees a royal wel<:ome followed by a royal boot. Berra, who left The Hill sec-- tion of this city _nearly 20 y~rs pncludlng the sidelining of reg· I one of the better shortstop~ and 1ing an important Yankee de· 1 ''I know I'm out of the first ago to make. Ius fortune With ular shortstop Ton~ Kubek and<~ a veteran World SeniS per· feat . . ; gam~ ... said Kubek, who hos the Yankees, IS expected to get of CQUrse, some 1mprovement 1former - probably will be Last Minute Decll.lOD been nursmg the tnjucy for a a good-natured reception when m thf condJti()n of Cardinal ] sidelined with a spraJneo wrist. I Berr11 probably will make the week It 's u~ w Yogi about the he flies in with the American th1rd baseman Ken Bt.Jyer's Ail· In the event he is unable to , decision on Kubek after a light senes" League champions about noon. iug left leg. play, he is expected to be re- workout at Busch Sladium Card 1 Have Problem After the formalities. how· Kubek Looks Doubtiul placed by Ph_il _Linz, the ca~e-- l when he must decide whether ! Although the Joss of Kubek ever, Yogi will be wished noth· The word from New York, free young mf1elder who m· l to take Tony off thr World Se· m1ght upset the smooth func· ing but bad luck in the World pending the YankeN' arnva!, , curred Berra's wrath with his ries roster and add first-base- l twning Yankee infield to some Serie~ starting Wednesday - JS that Kubt!k- regarded as \famous harmon ica solo follow- 1man Mike Hegan. ldt>gree, Lhe Cardinals face a 1 ALLS';~RS Massillon Still Kentucky Ranked 7th Dally S.ntiJtel,' Pomiii'Oy-Mitl~. 0 .. Oct. 6. !tiM-! lohis .. il·g Jihou1 d Boyer.,. It C(Nj!d , ..play worse.'' &aid mjury, Bowman. "He1l but ru. National Leaguers point out ntng the base< COilld be • probthat Boyer has been shading !em." far to his left to compensate . for 5hortstop Dick Groat's "po- . Cardm~l SeC'ond basema" J• sltion play" and that a serious- ' l~an ~a vier , 8. dan~erou!i left,. ly ailing Boyer could mean a 1 fJeid-lme hu~m&: hitler ~nst gapmg hole in the lf'rt side of lt>ft-h.~nde-d plt~hmg .. II!G 11 ail· the St. Lou1s infir-ld . mg WJth a brulsed hJp that lillY In addilwn , the C:-~rdinal s ' at·l slow him down on the ba8et. tack would be senously hurt without the bat of 33-y~ar-old I Ken who led the ma1or~ with I 119 run~ bCI1tf-d 1n t h1 ~ ~ea s on i more serious ~ hobblt!d by ~:~ra:~i~~~~~h£~ rub::l'ng l Boyec- who" bro1her . r 1.,• . 1 will be p1aymg thu·d tnse lor NEW YORK (UPl) - The 1three years. 'fichigan, Oh10 State and Ken· the Yankees- suffered a mild Kent.Ut:ky Wildcats have clawed I Three other newcomers to turky w!lh one each. tear in the ham s1ring mU<;(' le their way back into the na- 1the lop 10 were Nebraska , No. IUmoJs held only a one-point of his 11:'1! lt>g Sw1d<:~y in the tiona! college football rankings 8: UCLA , No. 9 and Syr<H'll'e. margtn for second place over Cardinals' pt·lmant - t llnchinli( after a 13-year struggle. No . . 10. Alabama with 259 points to 258 vil'lory. I The Wildcats led a general K t •. •~ ed It t for the Crimson Tide . Texas t().. '' Boyer's inJury is gPihnli!: a . ,_ ! th U 'ted p en uc,.y rLIIS earn s spo b ., .d , COLUMBUS (UPI)-The pres- were Cleveland St. Ignatius In shar..eup o e nl ress 'th f h I ta led 332 out of a maximum 1It! 1e ettl:'r, saJ Cardinal 0 1ure may be starting to build nmth, and another neweomer, lnternatwnal Board of Coach· WI successJvef upsels the l350 Points are awarded on 11 1 phv~irian Dr. I. C. \fiddleman • . , k h th' k b JUffi"- two pre--season avor1tes In t e · , h. . . on Oh101 top • ran ed igh Steubenville Cen tral Catholic, in es ra 1mgs IS wee Y r- .Sou theas1ern c·on 1f'lfrllE' \I 1~ -· 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 ba s1s tor i w .o 15 .supf'rv1s1rg lr,..atml"'nts . school football teams at this lOth . mg mlo the top 1(1 tor 1he flfst ~ i ssippl and 4.u~Hlrn 'J'h·'~ IV•Id- votes f: om first to lOth pl<~c:e. 1:.f•Jng f.'lVf•n llv tr:~mPr l{n~ point of the season, but mighty ! Di splaced were Middle1uwn. l time Since Sept h 19. 1951, tak- cats lost all f1 ve ul tl 1e1r ,,' !''' Ttle secum. l(t was headed bl'· 1 Bm,man . . '..L • " 1 1 .Massillon just keep:<~ rolling . which was hanued a 34· 12 pas~ I mg uver seven! pa('t> g::11nes la ~t st·a~on . but h<~ve LSU in 11th place with, MJ_C"tli ; _1ts n·al~ not gm111 a" nl now alon". ing by CJncinna li Elder. "'"nd 1· Tt!xas maintamed its first un.leashed a. pow.ertul ofte nsc !&"J·n ·SJ ~ te and Nor th ---======--=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;, D . , .(~ a.ro1_ Jna ; Last weektnd, for instance, .\1ount Vemon, a 16-7 winner , ·'Turn lhal travelogue on place slandmg and th ird-ranked thls }'t'<:Jr .vhwh nppt•ll throu~h S ate lled ror 12th. lh_sstssmpt the Stark County powerhouse ove:r Whitehal .. Mount Vernon TV, dear!" the i Alabama and sJxlh-nmked OhiO Two of the best defense~· in the ranked 14th followed m order slipped tu 12th and .\1iddle1uwn ' Slate held their places fro m the f . by Southern Californ1a Ceor.,1a collided with old riv al Alliance. l(. 17th. first weekly ralmgs of the 35 erence for. 47 pomts, With I Tech Arkansas Wvo~~mg ;nd which was a!) hopped up over U A I. , o· k 7. coaches la st week t H:: runmng of JUnior Hodge r 0 . Fl .d . -. _ S having the Tigers in its own pper r J,.gfon ~ ll' .f'rBird. the pa~~ing of junior . regon . Uri a. An:wna taft! mcm. a .o.."cond string halfback, Bul everything else was . . . . · and lowa tled for 20t h. back yard. The Aviators even played but mne minutes m the lurned upside down as Illinois I q~alte~back Hu k Nm tmJ to t-nd - - -- -- had the words ·'beat Massil lon" . final quart( . but he scored I advanced from fourth to sec· : Hl<:k Kestrwr. I written 00 their helmets. three touchdowns and racked 1 ond; .\l ichigan took over tourth, 1 Texas drrw 27 fi rst-plac·e bal· But Coach Earle Bruce's up 90 yards rushing tn beror•lf' i and Nnt re Dame moved into ' ]ols, folli>Wl'd hy Alabama with ! f~~~- . ~ ~~~~e~st anding in ' thr~e~~~~~~!:- wit h two and By United Prt'SII lntt>rnaliunal charges scored in every period the game's top gr?und gaim•r . to takl! a 26-8 victory and re- Even more amazmg wa s AshThis week 's Ohio co llege footmained on tht.: unbeaten trail as land·s RonsevPit Robinson, who Middleport's footh<~ll squad re- JI.JI• ., , ball schedule· well as on top of the United scort'd all h1s team 's points in ! ceivf'd nnf> •·ertain, perhaps ) Sllturrlay Press International weekly foot- a 38-3 win over winless Mans-I tw11 hPavy blows fi'riday nigh! Oh10 Stale at Jllinoi~ ball ratings. field Madison. It ran hb ~ea- 1 in its 18-14 loss to Pomeroy. 1 Toledo at Ohio U. Massillon received 17 of 33 son's total to nine Louc:l 10 :nwns I Rod Sauer, 160 lb. Juni or k )ff)2~ Bow ling (;rl'l:'ll at Wt' S!f>rn \ol'if'h. first place vote~ in the third ana 14 extra prnnLs fnr a 68 to- fullbal'k. one of the team's most L! igan I co nsistent ground g·,·n"rs COLUI\1RUS /UP[) Joe fur one loudu1own. hut he has I K . . balloting of th.e camp<~ign. Can- tal · 1 · · · " r. • • • ~ ·· ·d h . . K . 1 ent ,Sta Ie a I .\ '1J,lmJ ton McKinley had our rirst Three 1hiator!1 Hosplta tiz~d . blocke rs, and sure linebackt>rs, I Kozar . 1' 1 1 ~rn 1 s hal .. - runmng t . ree Jnterr.Ppllons. ?e 11 erm<:~nn I Ynung~town at Soulh Conn. S! place vote~ in second place and Three All ian ce players were is lost for the season. , sophomore f~Gm Lonun. held on : !Ill on 24 ot. ?!'i. for ,,11 .Y.llrd!!, Cen1ral St. at Florida A&\1 4 DOOR STATION WAGON trailed by 65 points. hospital ned following their I He suffered what Holzer hos ·l to hJs lea~ m rushlll!o: _yardage ' but ~ilh 110 10 s and no mter· l Witt eobf'rg at Akron ('la::;~ic 6 ry l. sta nd ;1rd trans. c-hronlf luggage rack, Top our Unchanged meet•"ng ... . nita! medics des•r•"Ld as a and {'ept 1on ~. Jerry. Warded off Bowl· . t· ,_ ~X . h sho t.d mto the . scnrmg C f lead , ,. r. h c·.apt.1a 1 at He1 delb e1g .. .,111 Ma ss ,.11 on. provmg radi(l . lwalt>r. \l·hi1P sidrw:il l tJn•o;;, 2-tone green or t e . Marietla at Hi ram The top four teams remained the Tigers play for keeps But pulled tendon m his knee . Sau· m t e "11 -Amenca n on erence mg •rl:'f-'O has _pass \\ith 1nat(.'h1ng iniHiol". the same for the second con- the only injury in the Canton cr's leg will be in a cast five ovPr the weekend. , I most scnres wJth four touch-·1 Otterbf'in at ObPrlin "~ndusky sou th · Gl enwoo d game wa s to we._ '"KS. . He has picked up 262 yards I downs . Secutl·ve week , w1·th -= 8 . _ f f etha ny at Case Tech 1· , 1·y · · l. not ll player. Bud . s J·ll H~ 11 ey. de1·ensJve The top r"' 1•1•1v·r l'en . . at .John Cilrroll ', · 1 l·n thJ'rd plac e an d N'lI es ;,'t (' K'm- an off.Jc1a 1ac kl e, .lR 65 carrws ,. or . an average. o ~ 1 Eastern M1ch 1 le} In fourth . But from there Tuurnoux of Canton came up just havm~ recovered from an ' bo~d fo~r }_ards _a try._ H.i~ht Burc~ of Toledo with 12 elltehes 1 Weslern Rest:orve at W::.yn!:' St 1 on down there were some with a bark sp"'sm and was ad· ankle spram that kept him out behmd hJm IS Ohl? UmversllY ifor 134 yards. : Northwood r.\.firh . t at Ohio changes. mitteu to the hospital. 1~f _the Ja~ket s' fir~t two games, soph Wa sh L~ons With 209 yards . Kellermann remain ~ on top in 1 Northe n Upper Arlington. desp ite a In Southeas tern Ohio, N1·!snn· Fnday night spramed the oth- and a 4 - 3-~ard. a_verage. Don total oflen!le w1th 311 yards. I Sewanee at Kenyo1 GMAC Financing Available 72..0 romp over Urbana, ville recorded its fir.oc;t Sou th· er cmkle. It is not known how P~dJe of Miami g~ves the Red- rive better lhan Simrell, with Ferris (Mich.) at Findla\· dropped from fifth to eighth in eastern Ohio League victory long Ha lley will be out of hea· s_kms a rea_! runnmg combma- Kozar third IHucknell at Ohio Weslt"o~n the standings , Moving up were \ over f,allipolis in 1:1 years and vy dril ls. tum , tnlled mg 178 ya~ds. Bowling Creen Is the top of· \ Saturday Nighi , once- ueaten Cincinnati Roger . only the second time in 35 One bright note turned up Kozar has sc~red fJve tm~ch· fensive tea m with an aver<~ge i Xavier at Cincinnati ~ Bac~n in fifU., _Spring.ficld South years . The Greyhounds toppled Monday when the squad of 19 down s, for 30 ~omls to 18 pomts of 370 yard~ a game wit!"> .\liami Louisville at Dayton ! In s.Jxth and Fmdlay m seventh. winless Gallipoli!i 6·0. boys worked out; back to prac- for Jay Cunmngha~ and Bob next in line with a 359 average. ,Trenton St. at Baldwm·W<JI!a ce . Codilloc - Oldsmobile Fmdlay, which has gone un- One of the big oddities of the lice was 185 lb. Pat~! Wilson, P_ratt. both of Bo~lmg Green, Miami sporlo; the btst det'cn se.l Denison at Woostf'r "You'll Like Ou1 Qual it;: Way of Oomg BusinPss" b~aten .in lou~ starts. w_as ~he season cropped up in Spring- r~se~ve back and linebacker, hl s _ncare.st competitors. yielding just 131 yards per foe , IMuskingum al Ml. Union b1g gamer th1s week, JUmpmg . field when South Look Hamilton Sldel_med two weeks ago WJth a Dan Slmrell ~f Toledo re- while Kent b second at 1:12 and : Defiance at Bluffton WY 2-5342 Pomeroy , Ohio !rom 11th to seventh. Tl1e Tro- 1Taft 20-6. Roger Strodes of the spra med ankle . place~ Erme Kellermann . of Bowling Green next with 140. ' Ashland at Wilmington Jans, ~aklng their first appear- , Wildcats rjjced 84 yard~ lor a Coach Robert Ashlf'y, pleas- , M1an11 as ~he t?p passer wi th . a 'lce m tht top 10, pounded touchdown on the second half ed w1l.h the way hi s offense Z6 completiOns m 48 attempls r Lorain 40..16 behind quarter- kickoff, but it was recalle'd be- sparked with Buddy Moore I back Harry Gonso. who scored cause of a minor infraction. On throwing six for six Friday. wilh Racine 1 0 44 48 16 points and an amazing 257 the next kickoff, Vince Douglas Bruce Wallace at left h;1lfback North Gallia 2 0 48 62 ; yards on the ground in 16 car- took the ball 8S yards for 8 and lormer left half Joey Ste· Southwestern 0 2 0 12 64 ~ies. He also threw two touch- tou chdown, and that one count- phenso~ . at end. n~ must re- TOTALS 5 5 0. 202 2.0% own passes. ed, making it 169 yards in two vamp 1s 1ineup . e Jackets FRIDAY'S GAMES: Rounding out the elite li st plays. invade undefeated Logan FriHannan Trace at Racine day night. . Buchtel • York at North Gallia Ashley indicated Monday Kyger Creek at Eastern night he was not at all ceratin Symmes Valley at Southwestern 1 what changes he would make. OTHERS: "We'll have to look at 1 few 1 Number 1 Team 1 I I 1 sauer LOSl For SeaSOn T0 Jac1\els I ' ' ' ctn ; Schedule K TI o itll3ffl) S 0Z3f 3 \eS Vef FI'rsl Jn RUS J ' sCOflUO"b • I SPECIAL 61 RAMBLER 1 KARR & VAN ZANDT I 1 Moore's Says: Buy 'Em Now or Use Our Lay-By Plan ! NEW BARGAIN PRICED WINTER TIRE Cooper Weather-Master GAHS Freshmen. Pomeroy in •h 8-8.DeadlOCI\ Monday NIg t terr~:~i:~! onl~n~ co~~~e o~h:l~ ~~~:~da a~t c;~~~~ey SNO Gallipolis and Pomeroy's freshman football teams can be done,'' he said. b~ttled to an 8-8 deadlock in the Bend City Monday eve- ' "Thi s wa s most unfortunate PGA EARNlSGS for Sauer !Rod). That boy realDUNEDIN . Fl~. lUPJ)- Ma· . I liked to play footl:mll " s· id son Rudolph, eighth em the PAT try, but made good on the 1.<ihley. ' a ' PGA _mon~y list, ad_d~ $314.1_6 second after a penalty agrlinst to brmg hls total wmmngs th1s . GAHS. year to $52,568.69. Two Gallipolis· TO's were STtiN DINGS Arnold Palmer and Jack called back because of penalSEOAL ALL GAMES Nicklaus who did not compete ties. For the Gall ia ns, right- TEAM w. L. T. P. OP last weekend , continued to hold 1 half Pete Scott ha<.l i)() yards in Logan • 6 down first and second places 4 0 0 126 eight trips . He also ran one Jackson ..... 4 0 0 84 8 with $110.143.37 and $107,717.83. I kickoff back 80 yards, and an- Pomeroy .... -4 0 0 70 30 other 60 yards. Athens 3 1 0 83 46 . Nelsonville . 3 1 o 44 42 Jim Gilmore bad 27 yards Wellston 2 2 0 50 42 rushing in ~ine. trips, B .rent Middleport . 1 2 l 71 55 Saunders .five m two Jaunts. Gallipolis 0 4 0 J3 104 Bruce Sm1th had 24 yards in three carries, and QB Rod GilSEOAL ONLY key a minus 17 in 16 runs. TEAM W. L. T. p OP Gallipolis outgained tbe host Logan .. .. . .. 2 o o 00 o club 190 to 132 i~ rushing and ,Jackson .••~ 2 0 0 48 8 0 0 passing. Gilkey completed four Pomeroy . ". 2 0 0 30 20 for seven for 100 yards. Pome-- Athens .... .. 1 1 0 30 28 roy completeo five for 12 for 43 Nelsonville .. I I 0 i4 34 NEW YORK WPIJ - The I yards passing . . Wellston ... 0 2 0 6 28 United Press International rna-. Scott, G•lkey , Doss. and Gd- Middleport . 0 2 0 28 48 jor college football ratings with more looke? good on defense Gallipolis . . . 0 2 0 0 50 lhe first place votes and won· for the Gallmns. TOTALS 8 8 I 216 216 lost records In parentheses: . N~xl GAHS freshman game FRIDAY 'S GAMES: Team Pts. 1s 1 hursday, Pt. Pleasant here. Gallipolis at Wellston 1. Texas 127) (3-0) 332 Jacksan at Pomeroy 2. Illinois (2) C2.0) 259 F!GfiT RESULTS Middleport al Logan 3. Alabama (3) (3.0) By United Press International Nelsonville at Athens 258 4. Michigan !1) (Z.OJ 210 BOSTON (Ull) - Tony Val· OTHERS: When y~·• have an 5. Notre Dame (2.(1) 181 enti, lGt, Medford, Mass., stop- Wiliiamson at Pt. Pleasant 6. Ohio State (1) 12..(1) 167 ped Jimmy Beecham, 160, Phil· Fairland at Coal Grove insurance claim, 7. Kentucky (1) (3-0) 157 adelphia 7. Portsmouth East at Lucasville relax- play tennis! 8. Nebraaka C:Hl) 48 9. U.C.L.A. t3-G) Ill HELSINKI , Finland (UP!) SVAC STANDINGS We'll put ourselvea 10. Syraeuae (2-1) 33 Olli Maeki , 138%, Finland, sto~ (All GamH) in your shoe& with Second 10-11. L.S.U. 31; 12. ped Aissa Hashas, 139% . Paris TEAM W. L. T. P. OP (tie) Michigan State and North 8 retained European junior Kyger Creek 4 0 0 130 22 Cah!Jina State 24; 14. Missis- welterwei~ht tltle. Racine 1 2 1 44 78 &lppl 21; u;. Southern Cal~ol' North Gallia I 3 0 ii6 76 lia 20; II. Georgia Tech 18; LONDON (UP!) Johnny Eastern ..... 1 3 ,o 34 76 17. Arkansas 14; 18. Wyoming Caldwell, Belfast, Northern Ire- Hannan Trace 0 1 1 8 48 & Bud Slmp1on f3; 19. Oregon U; 20. (Ue) land, slopped Rafael Fernandez, Southwestern D I I 2t 106 Jim JohnsonAeentl Florida, Arizona Slate lind Spain Bantamweight. 8. Iowa, SVA8 ONLY Johnton-Simpson •n•. Agency W. T. P _OP Mlddlo::-.m . ~f:•h ':,1",1'·2·290! Oilier teams receiving voles SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - TEAM - Army, Duke, Navy, North Jimmy Lester, Ui3'h, Sa• Fran- Kyger Creek 2 0 0 78 16 ' Carolina, Florldl State, Rice 1 clsco, knocked out Tony Norie· Eastern I 0 0 20 12 !!':':f~HGc::!"m~ lriiona. &a. 152;'Bllkers'fiP.ld• Calif. 7. HaDnan Trace 0 0 0 0 0 ~. IIHIICIKIII . nmg. For Coach Dick Bishop's eleven, it was tlleir first contest of the campaign. Pomeroy now owns a 3-{)·1 season record. fiallipolis scored first when end Hank Doss picked off a Pomeroy pitchout in midair and raced into the end zone. Brent Saunders ran the extra points, and the GAHS frosh led 8.0. Pomeroy tied it up n the second period by recovering a high pass from center deep in GAHS territory. It was a punt a t· tempt, and the ball went into the end zone where a Little Panther recovered for the touchdown. PHS missed its first ---- 1 C IIege P II IS• Ow d by T ne eXO$ I P.S: L T RAC NYLON STRONG •.. NYLON SAFE Best Quality Construction Best Power Traction Design • First quality Cooper Sno '!'rae de- sign gives powerful bite, extra traction to go on mud, ice, or snow eSPlf·cleanlng action guarantees full time traction power. • Super strong CoopE'r "Hi-T" nylon cord shrugs off bumps and jolts for extra •afety and peace of mind eTougher Cooper tread rubber d• livers extra mileage . NO TRADE NECESSARY SIZE 670.15 TUBE TYPE BLACKWAU MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN WY 2-2848 ' �.. - ............. - · · · - ' "' " ~ ........ _ _ _ - ... - *•••• ·- \ ··· r~ J. H. Somerville Seeking G --------,----~--::-- 1a Ohio College ~1!~:~J~1~.9.1~i~x!s~~!!!g for s~~~=~~PI) - HospitaJ News Ohio Entered HoopiiiJ Eastern Local oct Spriltp Oct. 6, ltM--6 NO'II'IIIeml Today's .Medical Report Mr. and Mro. NormaJI Wye... Mlll•r anc1 Diane viollod &. day evenina with her pln!nll :dl;.~;:~::n:s. Society Notes ooo civil act1on tnal of J. H. tnaJ. college tootball records, includ- Among those who entered Mrs. Starling Massar . and Ruth Ann Bailey o~ Columbus Somervllle vs. Commercial Cre. • Durir18 the day seven plain· ina games of Saturday, Oct. 3: t Holzer hospital In the pa!lt 24 family spent Sunday w1th her .1pent the weekend ~tb be~rdit Corp., was begwi in M&iOn tiff witnel&el were heard and Team• .W L T Pt1 Op1 hour!! Jnch.lde Mr!l. W. Richard parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dins- e~Li, Mr. and ra. ur INOOITIUAL LI:AOllt Toll! ' 1119 1County Circuit Court Monday one defense witnes• took ~ Flndlay 4 0 o 144 30 Brown, 929 Fourth Ave., Billy more Doyles at AlfNid. Batley. Od. 1, 1111 W• t Loll I with Somerville represented by 1tand. The trial besan a1am Ohio Nrthm t o o 104 54 B. Matthews. 13 Garfield \ve., Recent dinner guests of Mrs. Mr. ~nd Mra. Joe Wyersm.ll· Bl.. l Grty K·P'o s. D. Littlepage and Commer· 1\ielday 9:30a.m. with sever&! Wittenberg ~ 0 o 117 32 ! Mrs. Lillie M. Halley, &48 Norman McCain and dt~.ugbters ler vis~ted Thursda~ V. Wlppol 471 P. Kl011 +IS c1al Credit by W H. Rardin, A more defense witnes11es lo tes- Bowuna Grn 3 a a 91 19 First Avt'! , Daniel Surrell, Rt. l were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene at Me1gs Memonal Ho1~ 1 ! . Bacllner «5 J. Kloes l&a M Foose and J. B Meeks, tlf)l . Wooster 3 o o 45 15 , Ewington,· Mr!!. Alfred H. Boles, Hall, daughter Marilyn of Ak- with her sister Mrs. ~.0 W_ Chisler 511 C. Porter 318 It ts charred by the plalnU(f Members of the petit jury Hlram 2 o 0 58 12 . zt8 Rlver!!ide, Pt. Plea!!ant, ron: Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Wtll Hart. Mrs. Hart broke er tp r. Ponrr 509 8 . Porter lOI I that he was Indicted by the serving on the c.a~re are : J. E. Deniaon 2 o o 55 514 Vickie A. Lingerfelt, 2901 Mea· of Rutland and Dean WUI, wlth several days ago. h .. ed J. Dutrr 529 Handicap l77 September 1962 grand jury on .11 Sommer, James Ball, Clay Youngstwn 2 o 0 46 14 dowbrook Dr., Pt. PICdsant, Eli the U. S. Navy, st.B.ti~ned at Mrs . Hugh. Bea_r hsh visit t Total 2467 TOll I 1696 charge ot obtaining money Frazier, Wylie Conrad, Denn_ls lJhlo State 2 44 17 Harry SJders, Hende~!lor., W. Charleston, South Carolma. . Thursday eve.nmf wit N ~r ~U:e: Woo I 1...1 I Polo!& I Woo I Lool I der false pretense with the A. Rouah, James l(eefer, Doni Cincinnatl 2 o o 39 1o Va., George w. McKmley Hart, Mrs. Edna Summerfield li Mrs. John Sm th, Y Ouia · WaDet Ins. Commercial C~lt as proaecut- Curry, Elwanda Icard. Dale Nl· Westrn Res 2 o o Jl w ! Let.art, w. Va ., Larry J. Keel· \'isiting with ~r. and Mrs. ~arl J:. Perry 411 Tbe Founome lng witness and frJtlowing his bert, James N. Roush. George Miami 2 o l 6.1 7 1er, Rl. 1 Leon. W. Va., .c. Jack Summerfield m Pennsylvama: John Audubon's work, ''The R. ~non 432 L. Winebrenner 415 indictment the trial was set for W. Byus and Ralph Crump. Kent State 1 o 1 18 s' Bachner, 313 Lincoln St. , MidMrs. Mary Reed and M1ss Birds or America." contained T. Anderson 453 C. Wlnebrenner 465 October I, 1962 but prior ro the Otterbein 2 1 o 82 66 dleport. Mrs. Ewing E. Hutton, Sherry McCain att~nded a eur- 435 drawings. H. Cblster m G. Hovatter 348 trial the Prosecuting Attorney ASk TO WED Bldwin-Wal 2 1 o 58 49 Ht. t Rul!and, Mrs. Larry Bry- prise wedding annaversary par· F. lleldlerl 480 P. Ellis 47.5 enter.cl a nollf presequl u to PT. PLEASANT Harold AI· Defiance 2 1 0 55 44 an Wyatt . Rutland, Mrs. Ed· ty Wedne_aday evening, for the Connecticut's famous CharHandicap 1511 Toll I 1713 the indictment thereby d!J· len Coleman, 28. Pt. Pleasant, Muskingum 2 1 0 42 10 wtrd P. O'Connor, Ill, Racine, 48th anmversary of Mr. and ter Oak wa.s blown down durTotal 2401 Won ! Lost I millslni the suit and the plainand Thelma Geraldine Brown, Akron 2 0 29 22 1\-lrs. Virgil C. Holsinger. Reeds- Mrs. Homer Damewood of AkW• I Lool I Pololl I Alloy Coli tlff claims by the means ol 1M 20.' Henderson, h•v~ ~ade ap· Capital 1 0 r,4 22 ville. Lloyd P. Summerfield, ron, at the home of Mr. and L. Clelland 3~ 1 premi!le&, the plaintlrf had been phcatlon for a marr1age llCentral St. u Mr.~ 1 52 33 , Rt. , Reedsville, Floyd W. Coy.. Mn. Wateman White aMrtKenond.. B. Russell and Is Injured In IUs reputa· cense tn the oHiee of the Coun- John Carrol! . a I. SlsiOft 1I game) 149 T. Clelland 1 0 45 19 , an, Jackson, John F. Crabtree, Others present were 490 Uon and !'tedit and had doubt lty Clerk . Wilmn,gtn Jackson, Mrs . Francis Unger, Mrs. Jesse Newell, Mr. and J. Louks +49 32 49 H. Russell 508 9) cas1 on hla hone!lty and lntegrl· Heidelberg 28 Ironton, Chester Ellis, Hunting· Mrs. R~s~ Cleland and Mr. and 470 J. Muster 4 Handicap 7 u ty, greatly and lrreparablr ln· Xavier D. Dotlon 319 1 26 29 i ton. and Mrs. William R. Har- Mrs. W1lhe Frecker 11nd Char· Total 1733 juring hill social and bu!!uness • Ohio Univ. t 1 t9 34 . les~. Ruese!!, Ky. les. M. Werry m Won I._.Losl 2 slandlng In the community, Daylon Blrlhs Mrs. J. P. Fox ol Hlco, W. 1'. Cascl 12 aamesl 299 1 2 0 51 M cau!lng him great mental ang· Ashland Handic&p 1 2 0 28 32 . Mrs.· Dalla. G. Moss, Jr ., Pat- Va. recently spent a week with Evelyn's GriK'ery tli!h and humiliation and he Bluffton o 2 1 12 21 1riot Star Rt., son, 6 ,J .m. Mon- her daug.hter Mrs. I. 0. McCoy Toll! 351 N. Barton JOlt time attending court, conThe Pomeroy Bend Citizens Kenyon o l o 26 88 ; day. Mrs. Paul E. France, Rt. and famll~'· Woo t Loti I Po!Dts t 402 R. Barton ferrlng with hia attorney and Band Radio club htkl Its Case Tech o 2 o 12 4t l l Vinton, daughter, 11:~ a.m. ----K & C Jf'welers m 8. Eblin ;~ was inconvenienced and 1ncur· third annual autumn picnic Sun- Ohio We!!lyn o 2 o 11 40 Monday. Mrs. Da.wayne P. Cas- M R CAIB, Venezuela A. Stobarl 397 C. Rideout L. Eblin --day afternoon at Old Man's Oberlin o 2 o 6 44 1ey, Gallipolis Ferry, :;;on, 10:47 (UPl) _Carlos Hernandez, 137, «a Total 1 t38.'J SEVERAL ARRAIGNED Cave. The afternoon was spent Marietta o 3 o 29 81 1a.m. Monday. Mrs. Charles J. Venezuela, knocked out Kenny P. Radford 5111 L. Wolfe Won PT. PLEASANT _ Arr.!lan- in_ the caves and pic- Mt. Union o 3 o 21 75 Roberts, 284 Tropic St., Jack- Lane, 139 , Muskegon, Mich. 643 R. Bowen 331 eel before Justice of Peace A. . h1cking., Toledo o 3 0 12 5·7 son, son. 8:05a.m. Monday. Mrs. 12 Handitap A. Hoyt MID·A.'\1ERICAN Otis B. Taylor. 121 Jackson WDGE TO MEET 342 M. Goodwin on various charM· Attendmg w_ere Mr. and Mrs. 2381 Total 2,. V. Hoyt R . p ne Rl Mil Kenneth D.av1s .and son. Ken Miami 2 0 0 0 Pikt', son. 5·30 a.m. Monday. Worshipful Master Albert G. B. Grinstaff o-o es are onme U • · f T h M d 'I · ' s·11 R G Rt 1 0 1 Won 3 t.nsl I PolnU I 0 dlsturbin school exhibi- neth, ore ; r an " rs Marshall I 1 o 13 21 · Mrs. I Y · eorge, · · WoOdard announces that PornH. $lO anl coat&; B. c. Edward We!ls and Jane Ann ; Kent Sl. o o 1 3 .1 Gallipolis, daughter, 4:56 a. eroy Lodge No. 164, F. and A. Ashland Oil 1387 CarPenter, St. Albans, Henry LadryB Wlles. dMrB andd MMrsr. Ohio Umv. o o t 3 3 m. Mondao>'·l ha eel M.. wl!l hold Its regular monthII J. Fullrod St Alb· n5 Laura I ar oyer an ren a. Toledo 0 1 0 0 13 It r1 ly tneeting Wednesday, Octo· R. Sa.rgenl G<ime - Men. P ;t. 'Pl,eaaant, and Mrs. Na1han Biggs, Mr. Westrn Mlch 0 1 0 0 as Patients recently discharged ber 7 at 7:30 p. m. at the Rev. John Harrold E. Gillan<! S22 Ind. High L. Wtne Adolph Hannibal, Charleston, and Biggs, Porn· hng Grn o 0 0 o 0 included Mrs. James K. Han· Masonic Temple. There wlU be R. VIneyard ,_ brenner, Kloe!l, Lesage ' eroy; Mr. OHIO CONF"ERENCF.' Pha- work in the second degree . ReCHURCH OF THE o}V.IO 165. Women: Wt IIlam Scar be rry. d MMJss r·1helma N Boyer, t 1· Mr 1lon, Paul N Phillips, J DKeith D. Tl M. !Jawytr 418 Men · H each were fined $10 and costs an r!l. 1m eu z 1rli• . · Wittenberg 3 0 0 117 32 · en, orma · renner., na freMments will be served. NAZARENE Handieap 132 L. Wine· ron charges of intoxication: Ed· and Mrs James Neutzhng, Mid· Hiram I 0 0 23 L. Pierce, Mrs. Garnet WilllamTotal 2277 brl'nner. 425. ward P. O'Brien, Pt. Pleasa~t, dl:rt and Mrs Do le Shuler Wooster 1 0 0 21 15 son, Harry Morgan, George ships and meet new faces, as RUTLAND, 0. Won 1 Lost 3 Point& i Team Hi&h Game - K·P's, "$10 and costs. pulling out m Bnd ·Mike PennJ' a:d Mary BMidwkn - Wall 2 1 o 58 49 ' Gould, Mr~. Thoma~ BelvJlle other A. A. groups will be unitSwlsb~t & Loh8f Ocl. 7-18 7:30 P.M. loll face of oncoming traffic: Cur· M' · th Cl k M U!'l lngum 2 1 o 42 10 and Mrs. Dar.iel K. Spencer ing in thlg event. J. Bailey 1 1 · Ann lAs Ka Mr Y and ar , Mn. rs. Captta! 1 1 0 54 22 and infant daughter. 567 Team High Series - AI ey 1is F' Riffle, Leon, Rl · 2' llO Mildred Clark. ' "f. Bowen 422 Cats l733 1and costs fa1lure to have vehi- IR ond Z kl nd Jeff Otterbein 1 l 0 47 59 , I bl 1 E. Bartels 469 I " · cle unde; control; Chorlolle : aym d P ·~ ~ a ·~~ h're. Heidlhrg 1 1 o 28 491 Trl-(ounty A. A. We Now Hava Avai 8 e . ' ' R. Bailey 490 MONDAY NITE MIXED Neal PI Pleasanl, $10 an dM rey an dM au ooRveberrt, Hsrd• . Akron I I o 12 22 Meet• Wedneodu~ W. Wilford 0 · and battery; Rl· andr. an 51~ I LEAGUE C!o!lts,· assault Debbie rs. and Jimmy aSyraen Ken yo n o 1 0 19 41 ' The Tri-County A A_-T Group Total 2461 Ashland Oil chard A. ~ranklln, Pt. Pleas- cu.!le· Mr. and Mr!!l. 'wayne Oberlin 0 1 0 6 231 of Pomeroy ia to hEIV!" itll st~r· Woo ;j Lost U foio~ i 0 1 0 0 ~4 1 ond anniversary meeting at St. L. lillmore ~:,2 ant, defective exhaust; Wood- ore~n and cary, Mr. !nd Mrs. Marietta 451 row Bush, Hogsett, $25... and Ot!Orge Car!on, Mr . .and Mrs. Mt. Union 2 0 15 1 Paul's Lutheran Church, H. Ambergf'r on Ind. High Single Gamr - Joe STOCKED IN 4 STYLES A. SawyeJ 361 costs. reckless drlvlnr; Wll· FrOO Taylor and Linda &nd Ohio Weslyn o 2 0 11 40 Thursday, October 8, at 8 p.m. Bi.ile)·, 229. . I 411 llam Thomas Kaufter, ~t. 1, Waynt and Mr. and Mr!l. Wood· Denison--~-0~ 0 0 There will be a !!pecial proInd. High S.rios - Joe BRI· M. Sawyer 48 Milton, $50 and cost&, disturb· row Freeman of Mason, W. MAKING APPLE BIJ'M'ER gram with plenty of refreah· ALSO INTIRIOR AND EXTERIOR Handicap tey, 567. I ·WOOD DOORS POR YOUR SI!LECTION 1723 lng school exhibition. VI. Ladl11s o.f the Syr1cuse E.U. ments and A. A. fellowship. All Team High Game Blue 1 TOTALS Won 0, Lost 3 B. Church plan to make apple members, both past and prea. and Grey. 866. Pin neads Pleasant Valley Hospital d R 11 butter at Mrs. Edith Hood'! ent/' whether from in town or team High Series Blue I d N 433 ADMITTED - MrS. Ra•1 outh Atten a A a ease. place Oct. 15. To order, c111 outaide, are invited to share In and Grey, 24B1. V. Craig 370 Sullivan, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. A.t Chilllcotlle WY 2-2052 eveninas. Pleoa!te Ihis celebrRtion. There wHJ be 290 N. 2nd An, Middleport, 0. Art Neast> 4ftl William Martin, Hogsett ; Mrs. The Little Kyger F'Arm Rur· furnish jano. I ample time jo rf'new old friend· B[ND lEAGUE c. Craig S~O Dan Bonecutter, Gallipolis Fereln& Council met Saturday ev· llepl, II, IHI 1'0TALS 1104 ry: Michael Chapman, VInton. enlng at the home of Mr. and • Waid Cros11 and Sons ' Won 3, Lul>ll 0 I' DISCHARGED -Basil De- Mrs. T. F'. Burleson. There • M('Kf>nzie 311!1 I Bee Cet's w~ese, Pl. Pleasant: Mrt. Ar· were 11 members, two guests Cross j 397 M. Bowen 430 thur Jackson and daughter, Le· and ten children pre1ent. llnilh 401 J. Chei'!hPr 331 on. Mrs . Lloyd Thornton and Mrs. Burleson read scripture Grueser 4113 B. Bowen 522 I son. lJetarl; Mra. Joe Ham- trom Deuteronomy. Mr. Wayne ........ Nesselroad 49.i H. Che!lher 467 . rnond and ton, PUny; Mrl. Har· Rus!lell pre8ided over the mf>etHandicap 165 I TOTAL 1750 vey Chapman. Milton: Pau~ine ing. Tolal 2330 I Won 0, Lost 3 McDaniel, Pt Pleasant; R1ch· l A discussion on Health Jnsur· Won Z Lost 1 Poinb 4 Patsi(>s .ard Nibert, Hotsett. ance wa• conducted by Mr. Imporlol Elo<ll'tc 2 D. Cl11rk 46 Stanley Shavtr. It was agreed 471 l\llller B. Clark 476 PLAN BARBECUE that the group would like the 4l1 Cirson s. Plymale 341 PT. PLEASANT - The Mas· eovernment to remain out of 414 Btalton R. Plymale 4a7 on County Chapter af the lzaak tht controJ of heaJth insurance 442 !Dnton Handicap 102 Walton League will sponsor a as long aa possible. It was also Tot&l ,.tforrn11 nn lHI Clatworthy ~28 TOTAL 1867 chicken barbecue for the public decided that most farmers do Ford GalaxN &QO LTD 4-o- Haotdtop 2348 Total w.. I, Lost 8 on Sunday, O!'tober 25th to carry Rome type of health inWill I Lnsl Z Points 4 raise money for additional de- surance, but often rural resitocboole &m~~ Team No. 4 velopment of Krodel Park. The dentl who do not farm are nonlor · 1aimriono LTD's an4 T. Osborn Rolsam Solet No. I 269 dinner will be held at the park subacrtberl. "P""l' XL'o--lbe wid<sl Otlection Ia Rolllday 48t L. Osborn .... popabr-pricod fidd-'Wilh ,..,..... 367 clubhouse from 11 a.m. until 3 Refreshments of ham .andPlatter 402 A. Simon J'l* woa'tWaa.Oibereana& M)' pric:et 336 p.m. and tickel.s are priced at wiches, donuts, mints, Kool aid Edwards 422 P. Simon 419 Jl .50 for adults and 75 cents for and coffee were served at the New body-fruDe...,...endoD .,..tem PouJoen 424 HandiCap Jlenalt: The tlrongt&t, llllOOthetr Forde 10.5 children under 12. The menu of- close of the program. IIIIey 514 TOTAL eft!' bailt. Aad. tbe .,..aemt-tbeir aU• 1496 fers a complete barbecue din· The November meetill8 will lllndicap 17 Won t, Lool I ner with all the trimmings. be held at the home of Mr. ...,. - · bodf'aad1111.......... To1a1 23011 H II C't Yinually ..... - ..a. .... rood tho<t. and MrL Fred Thompson. 1111 W• t Lost I Tied I Polnlo I S. CUster Ne..,-IUI:Oinatic tnnemiwloa• are aU P. Linlerfelt 351 399 NatloHI "' Uft lnsuruee H. Custer ,_.~er, IQ.Orf: economical C. Anderson 301 Slumber Party Ill I Wbldach Ill P, Hennessy thaqlhe %-epecd •comatia~ olcn:d. C. Abolln 243 130 F. Aliter 414 T. Ronne"y ~ ..... ClDillpOtia& ..... Given for Girls D. Stout 296 1776 ow.n. i 420 TOTAL , . Xew 110 CL iA. Bit iix-Giw» rota low Handicap 1095 Mles Candace Bahr entertainlllccD •, 100 Woa I, Loot t po -hip perlbrmiiiKO. ~lk)J. Tolal 2656 ed with a slumber party f o r K. Aile• 411 Team Hlllb Thrte Gameo ............ ILaill-"'""f'CbiiCOI'· pla of the oenlor cia" Friday Won %Lolli ' ._. ..,..,..arswDieace -.11"01 pu.& To1a1 DIO Nsltt 188'1. evening foUowing the hmne.com· Mlddleporl No. I s.. .... ic door lcxla md.lighg W• 1 1Mt I "nell 1 Potato 7 Teom Hllb Slnlle Gomt R. Coleman 317 ing dance. The party was held _ _ ,...wliooarud'tlow,<ioolo CtiOE Patsies 710. B. Davis 360 at the home of her parent!, Mr. . . .;...- ........ 1"*-.... JGdlmat 627 Ind. &lib Three G11111tS D. Jenkins 363 and Mrs_ Cash Bahr, Main-St. Prlddjr 188 Grady GraiB 1140, Dorothy R. Hlndy The guests attending present363 llGrkt 448 Clark 462. ed Candace with a deoorated Bllnd 330 Alldre 422 Ind. lllgh Slnale Game birthday cake In honor of her Handicap 876 JJaaale .mtwtlMt'd ... 01" room for CllfiCitlnour 4011 Bob Bowen 231, Loulte Gilmore Tolal which was Tuesday. birthday 2609 &Ddlcop Ill 178. Mrs. Bahr also served sloppy Woo 1 Loot I Till! 2147 Trtpll<ate - Dorothy Clark joea, polato dllpo and coke. -A "-' ...... - " ' p... - ..-blloe.ldlalto. 'II'• I Loll I Polall I 1&4, 1-HO. Split Dorothy TbOBI attending included JuPomeroy ........ ap . . . . . . tid clOIMl lltlll AIDerfcu lAlla Clark. M. Menchlnl 442 dy Moore, Connie Teaford, Glorbb.ble eXIDIJ*ol below deck. IMn us G. Harrlo 400 11 Fetty, Joy Botg&, Dianne : . . . . . _ ' \ ~ ... rrwiY. U, Wodtao-mauer lENlOR HIGH BOYS F. Porter 353 Criswell, Diane VanCooney, SchJIUDd : . lleMMMMI.._.. ... LEAGUE .,., 1111 IPoill --~~ errie Hicks, Sandy Bunce, NarL. Van M~ter 284 Sept. !AI, 1114 Blind 330 sa Frost, Ann Criner, S e r e n tJ -= -j·-. tr ipldowce.-Lowa r-.el. Dew "'uepc·bacr 390 Middleport No. % ~wood ~38 Handicap 7112 Lewi&, Martha Nicholson, Mary . - - - - -.. ;..c~oanpo...u 37' D. Gartell 1GIIl 2011 Total 2680 Walburn, Sherry Simmoris, Cher367 1ftiiiMII Polallt J . Van lnw•1•n yl File, Linda Kaulf, Christine lna..;. W•% Lool I 3911 R. Hinely Bahr and the hostess, Candace. Eastern aaled 4aOr ••,.. asb lnf. and. intaioL 295 · lad. llllh Gamt - Whltlach, M. Glrlon A.lleal CIUDW!Ai.eDOe fat night di:'MDg. C. Knight 423 318 BUI Swan T. Cruise to.. a - clrhe The lilt o f 445 10& IIICb Serl.. - Whltlacb, Handicap D. Leonard liaR~ ooald go oa and 01t.. '1'be 10t11 412 2742 Total G. Wolf ·-tiiiiJJIII il•••w•ihi•6:a,limply kwt 326 .... fest..,.,... iaeoo& IIICb Game - Wold W• I Loot t HEATING AND Blind 330 ~ 101\aClH ... Sons, lilt. Handicap 744 509 AIR-CONDITIONING M. McKelvey Total IIICb 8eriea - Co. " 2880 . • . J:-r oE'C"'' VP~ D 3:W L. Mallory 211'1. Won 1 Loat Z L.l!t/JA .... .... . 337 V. Durst 330 Bllnd Team High a Games - Mid330 dleport No. 2., 2742. BUnd ' 116 Team Hlllb Single Game Handicap 1142 Wohama, 11+1. Total Harolct ChiH. Mgr. Woa I Loot J Ind. High 3 Games - M. Me· . .. ' .' LOC:U"II St. Middleport 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. Kelvey, 509. MIDDUPORT, 0. Wahomo Ind. Hl&h Slnale Game - M. Phone WY :1-2511 F. Rolcherl McKelVfY, 171. ~ IIDf Mf 111Mm IUifiC SIYWlU ,. TIE FOlD 101"01 II 1•1••••••••• . . . . WE 3 AA !I 2111 REVIVAL MEETING 1 Citizens Band Rad10 Club has Annual Picnic T~:t S~lert I 1 1~: THE DAilY SENTINEl Mr~. A~rred sl jr"'--=--====----=• 1 F0LDING D00RS ° r I y . / ' I offer all these exciting ·· u =". ---blc!_.,...,.. --w,. ......... _..._ .. -r.r--·nd-ol' ·=== . . = ... _ _..,_..,.a,...... ..... ----- "COLEMAN" SALES & SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE -· -- Testdlire ToiJII.IttliJJ11181Jce w....u~.1. . ' ·~ .. ...... .. . "~-·-: KEITH GOBLE FOI"D INC. -- . VFI'1f) COJirJRD oa• p~~.vicwers who'~e d Bashan S • N OCiety ews \1r~ ,·:~ ,, , ;/;;Ji~; ~~~d;~~-h:p:~:y fa~: : a~~'la~~ly 0(~outh 'ch~rlestoo ~ere Tl:;""~; '" ! '•' h~hi~::: -Qualified (and they're all Fords) You.::.:.=:-- .,fl,., Who Is The Best Only17cars new features for1965! S~~~·re ~~ - ·-- -".:':':::.J...,,..,...,,..,.,..,....,..,=!!I!!!'""==""""'"""""""',_,.. 1 on~·ex',~~N~ h~d~~~~~i~~ !pa~~~~~ ~~~i~~h~O:: " ,.::',~":::.:;: ) 1 1 th;t.~e; t~~~ w;~; 1 King Builders Supply Co. j' ~. hX~I.tered •;.,:::iu Bo~ R~:~I!.H~~; S~!~e; d~·~gdhl~rr,s Nwc;deB~gl~~~~ ! Ha~2:;ntfvi~~~~=n~f 1 a\1~11 ~Hu;~~ay~1cDac1e, j Old Town Flats Society Notes ~6 ~~~ :~on ~~~~leap ~~ I ~ploring Grln~laff Voice of Broadway •:. I 1 oo HELEN HELP US! Wayne 0. Brandstad.., M.D. In the lower. Intestinal tratt ery two or three months. ~Y .augliler, Ill, has Wolff or anUJ. Sometimes U the wall ay DOROTHY KILGALLEN arkinson· While syndrome and l.o thin they ruplur< and couoe Q-How hml ill 1t normal unctiooal hypoglycemia . What blood oven after r normal for menstruauon to continue af·ausea them and what can be movement The treatment de- ter conception? blank spots. lone for them? penda on the severity and lo- A-Wben conception occrus, PARENTAL CENSORSIDP A-'11le W-P-W syndrome ls cation. But if Uwy are. perala- menstruation stops. If bleedlng Thlsa·~·uy friend busy of youn . keep enjoyingmust all G . . G lh m mot her·to-b e 1I p eggy' s d • ughter ' Vicki~• at any time during Dear Helen .. .:~ congenital disorder that ts tent, surglcal removal 11 the occurs "'" osslp m o a Mrs. Dick Foster ... Marae and Gow pregnancy you shou!~ report 1 wall vlsltlng 11 school • gir! the censored CfUSed by abnormal nervous most satisfactory treatment. material she clips. Composer Vernon Duke is conferring Champion are back in New York, "':fib promptly to your doctor so friend in another town - t h e SoundJ more Uke an obseulon with Lee Magid about a revival of "Cabin Gower preparlna: his ~lana for ltagmg patt.ways in the heart. This that he can determine the first time we'd seen each other for "smut" than a pitch f 0 r ln the Sky," starring Della Reese. They're ..The Plaster Bambino. And to help htm m~y causr the victim to have Q-H•>¥e taken Stngoserp for attacks of very rapid pulse. over a )88r My doctor pre- cau<;e. since our children were very purity. She could do with a lit· thinking of a break-in run. at the Hunt- get around town faster than moat urba~· Quinldin'i! or procaine amlde acribed It ror paroxy11mal apell11 little, Helen, I thought I'd tell tie counseling. - H. ington Hartford Theatre m Hollywood ites, Carol>.Channing 1ent them • preseftt have benefited 1 ome victims. oi rapid pulse . What harmful Q-1 am 50 year! old. you how strict some people are. ONE WAY TO BEAT IT and a Spring opening on Broadway o( a tandem bicycle . .•. ' stopped menatruating four I notieed her newspaper was That hypolglycemia is caus- effect will tbla drug nave1 Princess Grace of Monaco iB honorary • • • ed by an ucesslve secretion of A-81ngoserp II a brand of year~ ago. I! it p011sible for all cut up, with clippings remov- Dear Helen: chal·rman of the charity premiere of "My Jules Dassln asked for It and ~t It I have fallen in love with a d h ald b h 1 a arlB insulin following meals or emo- ayrosinaupine, M synthetic. res- me to become pregnant? ed I asked .1hy, an s • s nlng - Wond Fa•·r Lady" on Oct. 21, but now that her -but good - w en e wen on erful man. The only draw· d television interview . s h ow and s aid "!love A Whea • womall ha~ not tiona I stimuli. It makes the viC· erplne. They lnclu~e stuffmes• "It comefl in the mor pregnancy has been officiaUy_ announce time feel weak and may cause of "1e oose, drowsiness, lrrita- menstruated for one year her when she dnel!n't have time to back: he is 35, I am 43. We 're and she's wearing maternity cloth~s thieves." He said "J'aime les voleurs'' htadache trembling and polpi· tion of the stomach, nause~. chances or becomin~ preg· read it, ao my husband and I cvmpatlble, have the same val· again, the big question has become: Wlll just (o ballyhoo his . new ~ovie, ..Topkafinish it, and then I cut out all ues sense of humor . ambi· she arrive in New York as scheduled? pi" which deals With a Jewel robbery, tation of lhe heart lf your dau· headache,_ d~pressl?~ ana sk~ nant are practically nil. the things I think are not nt for tior:S. So far we look about the Vittorio De Sica is signing Charles C~ap- b~t the moms and dads of France di~~ ghter Is overweight she should rash. Th1s 1S stm:tl_.. a pr ~ bring her weight down to nor- scription drug. You should skip Pleas.! sent your questions her to read." same age. This isn·l a fast ro- lin's daughter, Geraldine, for a movte . . like the idea of their children he~nn,g and co. nenta to Wayne G. This giLl is 14. She ls totally mance - we·ve knowl eac h Margaret Leighton fainted on a ~ set that talk, and jammed . the stations mal, preferabl) by cllttlng out t~king it for a weei' or twv ev· Brandstadt, M. 0., in care of censored on her reading mater· other for a year Ones age real. the other day and everyone considered switchboard with call~ of complaint. >;ugars and starches. A care_ _ this n~wspapel While 0 r. ial not ")r.'.y in newspapers, but ly matter? - SYL\' IA I the collapse 50 se~ious they ~ummoned The press hopped on the story and rully controlled dosar,e of bellaBrandstadt cannot answer indi- from the library and in magaI her bride~oom, Mlchael WIIdmg. the esteemed P?ris newspaper, Fig_aro, donna or cortisone may be . Dear Sylvia : , h • 19 ld sister went so far as to run a page one editor.. vidual lettere he will answer helpful. "orne vicHms need psy· zlnes. Even the newa m.11.gazmes Age only matters if you let it I Troy ona ue 5 -year-o ' ial condemning Oassin for his nationally letters of general interest in are chopped up before she sees bother you. I've long stumped 1 Eve is now Mrs. Howard Finklestein afrhologlc guldanct: to ~tabillze lalk 0 I th future columns. remark. time around the o~their emotional Jives. them. The parents no - for a more realistic attitude ter 'a New York wedding . . . Alan Jay televised It's celebration m . g that might indicate to her h'1 h uld scuttle ''e tradl Lerner plans to cast a major star in t~e flees of the magaz•·ne "Short_ Story 1!1· ld · 'I all roses I w c wo · w• · role of the Greek shipping magnate m h""• that the wor Jsn · tional idea that brides should ternational" - they're to_as~mg t >t:V. Q-Are piles and hemorrhoids Mr . •nd Mrs. Homer lcen- asked if she had heeD told the be younger than bridegrooms. his new musical "On A Clear Day You first anniversary. The pesSiml!ts said 1\ tt~e same? Could they cause Visitors at the home of Mrs. bower visiteo their sons and "facts of life," and the friend Can See Forever," even though the char- wouldn't go, because sl1ort fictiOJ1 _has bleeding aftPr a normal (not Louise Van Meter and daught- families at East Liverpool the answered, ''I've toJd her all she, After all, women age more acter spends only 15 minutes cnstage . . b~n on the decline for years. but edJtot Wh deve1op o1 -a desks might check with << publisher Samuel Tanke} made It constl"atedl movement? a' "r Nickey were Mn, Arnold past wee k. needs to know." I dou bt L.· that s slowly, Jive 1onger, am h Joan d and ... ' Is the t'oest treatment for piles " Anderson or• Lona Bottoltl. Mrs Mrs. Louis_e van M . •. lcr a nd much! She says she wo.1't have REAL (repeat - HE AL l ma- Fontaine. Any big news about h . t er an d work .. . Sid AlJen's posh New Jersey t 0 turity later, and don't get tlr· · "The ," whic JUS. Set opene ... A _ They are the same. ~ Chester Brinker " o( Jetart, and daughter, N1c key, vtsJ 1ed Mr. her dau.e:hter expos ed in NewSevered Haven?Head That's the Sardl talk. steakhouse, just over the George Wasu~ hemorrhoid Is a varicose vem . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrencf> Tice [and Mrs. Gorden Ridenour of "smut." ed nearly as .soon. So whY • • "' ington BridgC', will have an unusual fe_a· or Belpre. Chester and Mr. and Mr:t Paul Helen do you think a girl shouldn't they be older th<m Sophia Loren has confided in Daniel ture in the near future : an anne" hull~ anMdr. Mr. and IRSi s s. has a chance? - ; to combat l Mann, direc\or of "Judith," that.. she "" c Y~;>.t'~S to dn a G(eek tragedy :- Med· c th Pa visit~d · Mr. and Mrs. Or· Mrs . :\1aywood Johnston were Dear Mrs. X: , widowhood and make husbands ea." if possible . Those mventJV~ chaps during the WintP r ~nd a repertory eDIVOTID TO INT1•111 OF viii·~ and .'1'1ilo Rhodes. IMr. and Mr!t. Lewis_ Johnston 1 think tht mother hasn't a happier whik doing iL - H. who own Serendipity _ the ch1r m1d- atn~ in the Sumnwrt1me. MEIGf MAlON AliA Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West al· l of Minersville and hiS daught· chance -of sheltering her dau· Dear Helen: town place that ·Is both a boutique and ' ' ' h ·~~-;!. '""1~::;• tended the homecoming at Ha- 1ers, Gladys and Maxine, of ghter com!)letely that 1s. After We are married two year! restaurant _ are about to lalJO<'h a fad . A ~eta[ at Tulane un.ivers_ity aa. zel Church. Mr. Wesley co- · Montana, Mr. and M_rs. Dana all, hioh schools have newspa· and have a small baby. Jim is that tnav well sweep the country. They'll come uP w,i h this offheal .btt of . \~forma· l'uan"' •...,..,.,.., '"" zart of Stivenwille visited Mr. Carpenter, Dann)' H1neB• and per ando magazine rae ks, an d a devoted father an d a very I'me I give cuStom~_rs " d'" flit Gino....,noM,. Y•I11Y ...... ~'ubn,,.,lno Sunday a fl ernoon t,ap l'lon·. If .." man ·~· is bald. he IS IPss hkely f hito. 1 ~:::":~..::::,"":::",:~•.''!':''t and Mrs. Arlie We>!. Mr. and M". Frank Walton. libraries have open shelves and husband. MJ problem is our dancing lessons, plus champagne If )OU develop lun g canr<'r. regard ess Q bs u~' ldltor-1'11 ....... w., ' ·'"1 ·, >tr and Mrs. Cecil Rosebery- Mr. and ~Lr!!. Jess Aumiller, readin"' rooms. And young peo- marital 11elations. He is kind. I can think of anything funmer .than th,at. smoking tbhits. They don 't know W Y. ••,.,.. •• ..e.,• o1111 .... u.,,, · · L·n· Aurn Ill er, pie have " a way of filhng . m . t he and understanding when xavJer tients vet. butdown in 3 survey of lung cancer P::t: 1· 1 ian 1t send' me a singing te 1eg~am : there, only .~o ·f ter cent wer~ 0"'•"''., thl..., '"'t* et "'oont~l!llv ry and ch"" 1 en visited Mr . and 1 Warren, and "'• •• ,,,.,, ""'"''In' ~·~~-'"'"'•"'· Mrs. James Middleawart and 1 Steubenville, and Mr. and Mrs. comes to m}" unwillin~ness, but Cugat has added a new blt to hi." act that IV be actot not Islied Mr. and h b d h 1 rt }tf> rap<! out hald Robt'rl _ ag.n,'lf· . • . ""'""""' """"" '"'· "' """' , family on Sunday . 1 Don Dorst v . il's nol fair to him. A us an is neil er unny nor sma : · . : His Hnnnr _ is diSCUssmg a T\1 sem'l. 01 ••• .... "'" ' " ' " " " ' " ' Mr and Mrs Paul Ours went Mrs. Fcank Walton. ville, Sunday. . d ha< to feel wa11led. and I can't ol·town newspaper critics _who didn I for next vear with producer Sheldnn. ;.":;.,.. •;;":;::, ;.: lo lhe hospila.l and brought Rose Hoback of Gallipolis vis· Mr. and Mrs. Olhe Igil'e him an) of this. I'm afraid rave about him in their revle\VS. f Reynolds. Ca\l!!ht, .... ~u err.• v.at '" •&W•"" ., ,.. their infant son homt. ited his Si51ter, ~1rs. Garnet children, Aaron and Je it will eventually cause real Pegj2;~ Lee is pacin.a th~ corr~rlors o snea ks of ~'.Joy !lOu sf''' are gahhm?, ah_n_"t Olllh s.mlftfJI nut. • Mr Dale Sayre of Dorcal!l Smith over the weekend. visited her parent::~, Mr. an trouble, and I'm so worried. Valley Presbyterian Hospital m Van Lobi Alhright'~ tal r nt - and het :Vll~! "'•ltttl• tJ.IIf .,,... - ' " ' n.••· . d"mneJ. guest 0 f Mr'· l Mr,· and Mrs. Frank Smltb, Mrs Clint Johnson, Portland, on I'm perfectly normal in ev- Nuys, Calif., awaiting the hirt~ - any love scenes with Alain Delon. "' "'Dto1 llout. ,...,, c•t-••~ wrvLeo was a II d h F "d evening [' millute _ of her first grandrh1ld. The .:, . , . 11 ••.., ""' ,...,. .,.., •• and Mrs. Ollie Syare and Jam Janie and Roy v s le er mo- 1 " ay ·-Mae Jobnslon ery other way, but I gue" m • " M•ll• . . . . . .,. u .... lho ....ntht '•ly ther, Mrs. Tura Hunter, DoanJ"ust •·cold," and 1 hate this in t Edd. r ·fr,·•h .. . . •• u.u. th,... NMh.. .. · - --- - · ----·-- · - myself. We can't afford psychia· f Z:1nrs 1e u ri d· ·Ad \ and Belinda Lee who went o 0 . ' , ·F1?Y try. I a!!ked my pediatrician, · Wichita, Kan ., w see their son, ·ted h }ms. r · s1~1ef Mrs but he's so busy. ls there any \ Melvin. relurnl:'d home 1ast ville v1s1 e · .' · . ::: ~ week. Mae Pearson. ,. . . 't.. help for us'? - K.A.C. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Golf RPv . and Mr!' John F· fr~lp~· } nd Dear K: I and family of Danv!lll' ~p<•nt a children of RLJ1land ~J"I en_t 111\ ··v~ Your family doctor will rec-j I day with Mr and Mrs Grover ening with RPv and Mrfl . E , J, ommend some excellent books 1 I , 't 1 B Mrs A H Bailey White and Dons Gn fj llll . .·, ' that may prove you aren y d. M , cia ·tor Jones Mrs Mary K Holtet and Wrs I \1~!; \1\ t ile R•'nii" WP,nl 'f· I H. H BaUcy shnr]llng Columhu ' to ' ily doctor- and ll you haven't spent a weekend with her ,ar- Par~er!lburg rec~ntly. . I her d.lUgh.~~ - t · ih\- ' ho l il~tl'll . one, get one. G.P.':o~ generally ent~. Mr. and Mr!;. G r o v e r C~~:b~;r s;~~nt ': e::e~::g ~nt\ Lo~~vwh~~~~~;ce·· G:ue!l!!:~nJD"'"· have more time for talk. Wh1te. B k h' ho e here -'Rrv ·\r~vlr Deeter 3o.d ~rv. Wh Mr and Mrs Clarence a • 1s m · · · · ·,c · · 8 · m re con en a .vohm nh IS b ~· h· ~ . j Columb~~ spent a week Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Ballard 1Eddie Griffith were in .hnr1r.s:, e~rned t~ver h=~ o~~ a~hes is~~t :~do at their home here and and Belinda Lee were ir. Dela- 'I ton lnst ~unda.\' to atlend . . ~ pmess an ·. . . D 1 last Saturday Mr Bal- mini~ters f'onfeJ'f>nce. ,. · 1 , . "co~d," so stop worrymgb. Ithavel WI~ Mil~~~~hyo eHiggenboltam ~~~e went f~r a medical" checkR~v . and \ifrs. F:ddi_e .. Grii"F!th 0 an 1dea your worry a ou no rs. d h. b · went In Rutland Saturday .p.tght b· mal has caused much and sons retume to t mr orne up. . , . .. . emg nor , Fl ft r a two Mr and Mrs. William Sorden to atiend · r('vivrll serv1ces. of the trouble. Believe me, a m Tampa. ~-· a e . · . · d~ . ~,. ,· great many other young mar· weeks vi~it with her SLster. l ofithE~~~ ~~~~;,e (J:rcn~mt NO RARREL"QF fl.l~ .:. ' rieds have faced the same prob- Mrs. Louise Head~e~. w d. :, VIENN o\ 1urn _. It . took 'I H M and Mrs B1lhe Orr and I Lola Sor en. . - · , . ·II , I!em-:- and sol~ ed . I. -:- . r. . . of Mr and Mrs. Grover Whitr l ~;~rdf'nf"rs and rohre fJVe . rour~ This column as ded1cated to sons a~d JmTmy Buckle~ t , d ·0 . and Mr and Mr~. 10 rec:;lpture ri!!h f monkPys rha~ family living, so if _you're ha~·! Reeds~!lle den~ an evenmg a ]~nalph ~~~lard and Belinda Lee~ f!'raprc! from a hall of)~eJ ing kid trouble or JUSt plam the Chnto rr orne. d 0 . . 'ted Mr and Mr·l Junior Sor- VieJlfla lntrrnationa! .Garaen. I bl 1 I l H len Help You Mr and Mrs war en urs v1s1 . ·· . "d h k. · rou e e e · · · d d daughters at warsaw Show 1 Police sa1 I e mon eys She will also we_lcome your own ~ttended the Jones homecia~; (~~ aa~ou le oi days. whil<" Ire~ ~~~- don~ , $4;0,001 amusing expenences. Address mg at Dunbar, W. Va., G Gpff.th Columbus vis, worth of damage to rate plants 1 · f th' Sunday ary n 1 , •• Helen &tte In rllre o . JS M ,· nd MrSl, Rallh Ballard itcd his parents, Rev. and ~..trs.l and palm trec~~ - 'JaL , ,. newspaper. r. • .- - - _ , , 1 aftero:' un- .. .. ' I !•' ,I l .~ I I ''{/ .'' ' I ') ! !' I ': I I I I .J I I I 'l ( Person ·For The Job? Mrt I I ,.. ,...,~ CANDIDATES --~---~ . . - --~,~~--~~~--~-~c~;~~-,>.~~-:·h• --~ ( ' •. ·' \ < +• •• .L ''l""i;'lf.! ···x.,.· .,.;~ ·'i·~Uf; { '<~<~I ·-J,.·~·i;,-~· The Daily Sentinel and you go • Meigs County with your into over 4,500 homes Place your ad • '" ' '" message. J.et us help gou Ulfth gour eopg, or wa•lte ft goursetf and we'll help gou put it fn the proper form. ~ For those of you who are undecided between the comfo:t of a full-size car and the savings of a compact, congratulauons. You've done it again. Talked Dodge into a brand-new car that's just your meat. Coronet As much stretch-out room inside as a lot of cars that cost a lot more. Easy·to drive, e&Sy to park, and easier to own than any full-11ize Dodge in years. '. - .;) 11 you buy a car on style, take a look. If you buy a car on value, ' I~ take a list. Coronet gives you a cho1ce of 7 engmes, benoh or bucket seats, console, four-on-the-floor. . ......... ...... sedans, wagons, convertibles, and hardtops. Any one wm g1ve you more then enough room and plenty of actiOn. . Unlimited taste 1 Limited budget I Dodge that problem w1th Coronet t·lll .I I The hot new Dodge at a new ower pnce. ''J Dodge comes on big for '65. Dart • Coronet • Polara • Custom 880 • M~ 1 , -;:- . NOTHING SELlS-NOTHING TCLLS LIKE THE PRINTED WORD I Coat-to-Coast NEwSPAPERS SELL THE HOST ~ ..... 15 ARRANGE FOR A CAMPAIGN NOW IN .. " " ' .' .. THE DAILY SENTINEL " . !t''~!'! "''!f.t r ;,; --o -- · -~ R. H. RAW Ll NGS S0NS C0. . MIDDLEPOit, ·. ------------+!'IJ! . ·'. '110· < . J.;. ·.' •u: .. ' ..... S,OOI Av.;.ge Dally Orculatlon For Last 12 Months ' ' ,.. , .. ' ,~,· !11 .~ MILL & SECOND STREETS - - - - - - - - - - - . . , ;·wottN "tlli 111, !!OPl tOOW," NDC-W . fHEC< YOUR IIOCOl �• - - . -- .-- - ... -- • _ _ _·: :: ' . I ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 , Oct WANT AD @ INFORMATION MAP' -DID . . P. a Dar W10n1 PUbU.t1• ....., DMlllf!l• t!OO A.. .. Moadu 1963 c~CJ:U.AnON I ~ONS Puhlt~·~ lUIIG UlAUOM .,.. ...blildl. . - - tta• riP' Of r.:t-d ..., - . 11.-ned .. hjemiaa•* ~ •bollA' a. ,.ported tmm.M•I4l:r 'MM oob m. 1I'W Got bol I"Mp'ftU1hlo fm ~ ~UI .,_ til_.,. .....-t:loa ·a .cUr OP 011/.IITY Tempest Pontiac I 1962 I Business Services Pomeroy Motor Co. - ALUMINUM self-storing ca n wmdows at prices ynl afford Nothmg down, up I 0 5 years to pay Call WY 2- $2195 $1499 Volkswagen 2- Door GENERAL STORE 2874 or WY 2--5129. 10 ti 12tc WILL launder or pieces. SH ~5 . I · and opt>nf'd with the singmg of Iteam are urged to be present st-veral rhorusf's to practice for initiation. MarJorie Bentz read Psalm The Pomeroy Chapter 181.. 43. followed w1th prayer by OES, will meet Tuesday at 7:45 MUST BE SOLD! 10 2 6t CALENDAR The October meeting of the ocr. 1 Youth Fellowship of lhe Enter- Chester Council, Daughters of prise EUB church was held America. will meet Tuesday at Sunday evernng at the church 7 30 p.m . All officers and the ANTIQUITY, OHIO --block center SOCIAL Enterprise EUB Fellowship Meeting Held FOR SALE! stor m - LeMans 2 Door Ked over whJte ftnish , eood whitewall ltres, 326 cu. tn . VS en~rine, autmnaiiC tram H.adto and heater. A 1eal smart car . .,.. be ·~ cun:tl 8.00 .. • hr Du ., 2 SIGNS e. 1964 ~ SHAIN & PHILSON STORE 1 •I.~~=====:-:----:--;;:==========~~ I WTLL DO rug weaving. Phon WI 9-2826 Mary Lawrence Long Bottom, Ohio 10 I 6t]> Mrs Thomas Bentz. '11le study m. There wiU bewUJelection of lesson on "CommiSSions" was pofficers. Receipts be ready - r Sale g1ven by Mrs. Don Hunnel and for payment of annual dues. 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon $899 Real Estate Fo 1 the Comm1sswn on F'alth was Mr Roben warren, PomeOATJOI Local owner. 6 cyl, Standard tram, rad1o, heater, ele.an lll· 1dtscussed roy H1gh School band director, ..... ,....* ·~ ....... s1de and out TRANSMISSION Salvage Com HOMESITH., appr0x1mately 2 1 onw .,... -~! Dunng the busmess session wtll meet with prospective Mil'll mum Charr• eo ~u pany Repamng all makes acres, gooa sprmg on proper in charge of Bonme . Smtth, students, thtir parents and 1 1J C.llb pe. wo~ ~ for 1"llrMo •.euih., ~Oftt. ~•1 tomatic and standa rd tran t~, lots Jf shade trees, Jocat· II prestdent, 11 ,·• mtnbut:on was representative of a music com stcy.. OIKOUftl Orl p•IO ... lnCI weldmg missions Electnc Mt plllli wlthlll 1(1 deYI ed on U S. 33 near Ruck I made lo the apple butter pro- pany, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. wu> .. Ut.&.HIUo Phone WY 2-<1173 Spnngs Fairground $'l,500. R 1 JeCI. Plans were duocussrd for the Senior High School auditorPOMEROY . OHIO .uu£1 - • 1..:111 to1 lit> wui\G DUll 1a Halloween party wh1ch will ium. lmu,noo llach .dd,ltlonal ._., h i 24 tfc A Fm law, WY 2-2975. I0-3-tfc 1 oFrl<3 ttOUU & also mclude the Boys and Gtrls The Meigs Temple Pytblan waler HOUSE for sale. Harrisonville or LBO A ll. ~ :J.OI' t' Ill o.u, HAULING LIGHT For Rent ' Qln ep0 S. Fellowship. SISters will meet Tuesday <v· s.turdu--8:30 4 Ill ·~ 1.2·011 nonr For Sale hauhng. Phona WY 2-6221 1T'& 8(l &A!il' 3 bedrooms and bath. Make I Refn>shments were served to enlng at the hall in Mtddlrporl i 24 30tp 00 PLAI..:i A FOUR room furnished apart12 offer. SH 2-5468. 9 24 lc Apply M arjorie , Brenda, Mike and with a potlllrk dmner at 6 p uatJLT PRo0UUCIN4 THERE'S NO cha rge for use _ Phomt WY 2-3658 ment w .... "" FOR SALE-Middleport's tall I JullJor B£'ntz. Lmd :J Rnd Cattn· rn . to pr 1 ~ ede the reg uln r meet· 11 24 tfc of carpet shampooer with ltfR,\TING. Plombtn Moen er est butldJng located 352 N Dill, M;:ne, .Judy and Bundle mg purchase of Blue Lu stre~ ca r- Furnarf!t. Arnotd g, 8 ruthen PHONE WV 2-2157 hou se. modern Se('(lnd Str~l. Mu1dlt'porl Smith. Skip Lo~an, Terry Ev, FOR RENT. OCT. 1 sha_mpoo RakPr f urm CUI East MaiD Street, Po pet Young s srx rooms and LJath mPriL't!d tor qu1ck b8le 1n! ans Paula Frick, the leaders, The Amateur Gardeners Club ture, Middleport. 10 6 6tc eroy. Pboae W1 WMI. town knrhen. Ule flom lo1 Mr~ Bentz and Mrs Hunnel . of Middleport wiJI meet Wed qutre at Ohio Hotel 1 zo tic 10 U tic 1 WV 2·2156 and • guest, Cathy Wilson. cated a1 \30 L.mcoln rd ca ll nesday eveni ng at the home of Card of Thanks WOMAN 'S USED dre,;ses, most~ 29 ti c WY 2-3020 Mrs Robert Reibel, Leading ly SIZe 161,~ . 2 fo r ~5 00 or 1 HOME for rent m -Po;;;eroy Creek Rd , at 7:30 p.m Mrs. <enneth Russell and Family Help Wanted for $3 oo No night call s Rerooms and bath. WY 2--3575 I Charles Lewis, regional direcw1sh to thank their fn~nds. . __ _ _ _ s1dence D Adelme Brnwnmg, I , 3-Ll-tfc Legal Notke tor, will be the guest speaker. ne~ghbor sa nd relatives for . GIIlL FOR general offiCe ~ork Rt 1, Rullanc. 10 6 6tc l Mrs. Edgar Reynolds is the cothe kmdnr.ss shown them dur I Hepl~ m uwn handwn tmg, SEVEN ROOM bnck home ln IN TH~i~~M~~u~~~~~o~~gn OF hostess mg tile •ll ness and death of care of the Daily Sentinel , AUC110N: Thursday , October , Parts & Service On P-,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 PARKnsauRo LOAN The Pl\ffieroy Shakespeare their sun, Max Russell They Box 6!XI X, PoMerov, OhiO ath at J.OO p.m, 6 mtles east i bedroom s garage, basement, ' COMPANY, The re<'ently organized Ruts In attic •. Wilt V.rglnll Corpontlon. . I 'ect club wtll meet Wednesday at f 3 I d dd A M k Ch S R th are grate.tul also, to e a"I G.ive na me, a re5S, an pre- of Pomeroy, 0 . Follow Rt ny a e a n aw 1ms l room · ~~· smnth street, land Methodist Men's group I 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben (' tne Emergency Squad, the VIOUS expenence. 124 to 1st road to left after Large ~ot Out of high water P••"•r, burv, w. v. , 1• 1ntltf, met in the church social room Neutz!ing, Maple Place. nurses and ~taff of Meigs Gen-1 10 6 3tc passJ ng tht Maplewood Lake. Small Engine Service Central heating h WY lnqmre .... where a panel on the purru'lses 2 DENVER y NUTT, t'y OCT. 8 t'ral Hospllal, Dr. J . J . Da-, -----Due to other employment 1 1 Charles Wildermut - R"*"1 v111,, Oh•e~, and ubjections o[ the group The Eleanor Circle of Heath VIS. the Ewmg Funera l for · LOOKING FOR SECURE must sell . Holstem _ Jer· 2205 or \VY 2-6116. 9-26·tfc NOTICE o•••nd•nt was conducted Methodist Church will meet thetr ~ervlces, Fntz Buck for JOB? sey cow, JUSt fresh. Holst em 106 w. Main Pomeroy, 0 . aousE FORS ALE;-4 roools ""~~~~~~~ ..toc ..;;;';:,'onof('l~:=~~~~~ :; Participating were Harold Thursday evening, October 8 at his beautiful organ :n_usic, the I r.-.t-n ro, 0 8 c1'"' Atoi'YI~~ tp"'• cow J'usl fresh Holstem furm sh ed. M1nersvi'Ile . .,., ~, 1100 ~alf! M~ lgsatCoPuhloc Lwt) , uwo. 1 wil l off~r for Sauer, president. Jra Wolfe, I Aud oo n on the 17th v 7.30 p.m. at the church. Miss Hev F'reelan d Norr ts for hIS !liM ,.111 , •d llll,.,.,. lnatrul'llnn •111151 er JUSt fresh, calfhood vacciPhone WY 2-3312 . 125 tfc ' day vi octnbu, 1004•.at 1000 "'- M secretary • treasurer; emon Bess Sanborn will present lhe con soling words. the pall· n~-tton wnen1.11 s.mt• ltllt.ahll•b JJated. Hol stein heifer to fresh" PHOTO Copytng Servtce. Cop- - - - -- - - - - - - on ,tep8 tht~ courtOhio, llouse the ol Weber • Jacob Schilllllg • John ~a od t he ~<mn ly InorPomero~. bearers, and all those who N tMI en in Dec, 11 head heifers, ies made of legal papers, followm¥ d ~scrlbed real ut11te: Colwell ami the Rev Cr~er program with Mrs. Charles By-d d 1 t Instructions The follo wong dPscnbe<l real er devotional leader. sent fl owers, ca rd s, f o od ~~---- - - - d rangmg from 10 months to 2 b II' ~ Lu recor s an amos any t'll!li.o:, situate In lhe Town ~hlp <Jf Lemley. The Pomeroy Bend Citizens or helped in any way. Our Male Help Wante )·ears, calfhood vacc•"nated . other documents. Also lamiaouve u1 til• c<Junty <lf Metis •.nd Dunng tlie business meeting TESTS! Sl~t., of Ohto, oou r>ded and descrlb grateful apprec1ation to all. l_.;-;;-;;.,;;-..;-;;;-;;---;;;.._ __.."'-_....;;,1 All cattle raised on farm. 2 ' ting ln plastic, film to pre- U. S. CIVIL SERVICI ~d afi f<J U<;>ws. to-w it Mr. Schtlliog was named pro- Band Radio club will hold their '! d M K fh R II T k D . w I dl 0 a! abl papel'll FlltS'r T]{AC'f lle1ng •nd lyone- \J1 • L•r. an rs. enne usse rut: nven an e umt mJ!keJ, 4 can r.ooler, mlik serve V ur v u e · ~en .a mel>, 18--61 start !l11b .. Fnt ti(Jn N<J 38, sectwn N<J 34, gram chairman for the next regular monthly meeting Thurs1 10 6 ltC' Experienced or C"nS, si'de dresser for F'armal Reuter Insurance, PomerO)'If •lll:t.tlO • wen. Prep&J"llt.on> tn.IIUDII No 4, Range II ot the OhLo rneetmg to be held October 20 day at 7·30 v m. at the Middle<> \lllftl lppoln• 1 l'hi'Hillll.ndl ~~ lnbo T"""" Cmn p ~n;.t'• Purcha~ e 1111<1 beWHUU n g lnelCJ)t:rienced For Long B. cultivators, Alhs Chalmi 4 C npen £Q~Iene• u~N•n, Ul'lne~e~• at the .,mtheut rtJt'11er of •aid Mr. Weber was named project port AmeriCan legion hall Ger 1 W· 11.!'1 P'R.EE lllformaflon oil Joba, FrMt •nn No 3tl, thPnce wut ,9.,. . Didance Heu s rtte ers tractor with 2 row corn n.larle.. rr ·~ement.. wn•• ron11.v ro~ s them·e north 711 rod~; thence cbatrman. Others attendmg aid Weidner of the Gallipolis Notice MAYFLOWER TRANSIT ptcker, chair saw, log chains AU<..'"TIONEEB ~:n .,._S!,~::.d"8~. •"!so. poo.;:,~ ~~~~.h ~~E ~~:ll ro~~:.t t~~'"~'~'.J&n:r~~ !! were George WhJte, Sr ' Floyd State Patrol will be guest speak lndienepolls lrrdi.en• and many itl!ms not listed Complete Serftce Dan~ FJentlntat d~:~o: ><est 32 roo.s tc • .uke m Tbomaa, George Wells, Carl er and all members are urged Lh~: ro,,d thence no r t.1 Hl'h de.: d Harold Gooddard & S{Jn, AucCr1t1 lfradlord wE-SI ]] rod! ~nd 2(1 l.inki to the Denl.son. Mr Harvey Erlewme, to atten . Write, P'tHMlt • c.atad - MENntorLh nne ''f •aid frilctlon, thence viee prestdent Better tl'oneers, Phone Bartlett, 0. easl r.o rudw to thf! n o r\he~~st e<Jr • was unable to I The Laurel Cliff SEE THE NEW For Sale 2311 Eugene Holter, owner, A. C. BRADFORD GET A MAN'S JOBII ner of ~~d trarlon; the11ce a<Jilth atLend. Health club wtll have Its annu n ....a- ,_,~ Operatinl bulldo~eu. graderJ, drar 1 14 nn.h t u Lhe piau or be4;:lnnlng, Th R Ch L I I d' Th sd ~ lnnu, backhoe• and ar.rapen EIII'I'I ~onlnln!n(l !II acnl ana 105 rndl e ev. ester em ey a anmversary mner ur a~ : CTOHtAHUA male vuppv for Racme, Ohio, - Phone WI 10.3 3tc I Ill tfc .up wai:e.. we w<ll tra1n you on ~~~~~~11 T~:r;,;·~ ~~g~~~~~~~o~t ~~ gave the opemng devotional at 6·30 p.m., at the home 0 sale VI 3-2642. 10 6 Jlp 1 9-3723. Hlr eq uipment IIA .apprnved for Ch ares 1 R. Karr Sr. ·uu resident training wnte: 1?. oednm No 2R, Town N<J 4. per iod using scripture, prayer Mrs ASSOCIATED Ranee Nu 1J of the Ohio (.;om • I f h ' Th S h o __ 1 A hf t' COMPLETELY reconditiOned IIEAVY EQUIPMKN1' sCHOOLS pany'• l'urrhlfl\e u.~nce ealt JS35 and a spec1a solo Re res - , e out ern IAJ',;a t e II &.art Gru.... ' Plamblll& .... ONJ!; HALF of 2 yr. old beef. Kenmore wrmger type w:Jsh 1.515 w Lllnl! Ave feet, tlll'llCf I<IUth ~z feet, thencOl ments were served by Mr Co 1- Boosters will hold their regu Heating LolumbuB , Oltio wut 153.5 feet. lhomc~, north 502 · • I er. 2 speeds. automiJltc tim- See James Hollon, one mile teet, contalmll!l t7 2 acres , well at the close of the meet- Jar meeting Thursday evenlng Minenvtllt, Ohle RF.FEIIENI. : £ UEED V<JI HlO, PIK! I· off Rt. 7 on Racme Chester er, pump . Rinse tub tnclud447. Dud Roconla, M~•a• County, mg. October 8, at the Southern Lo EDd ,-otll' sewer b'odlel Road_ ID-J-3Jc ed, $55. WY 2-2836. We have oil m.o ~~~~. ot l alo· C81h f<>r Mt len cal High RChool. Auto Sales 10 6 tfc Sewer Maebtnet thall two- lho rd. the . ppra!Sid ... 1ue There wm be a meettna: o Su bject tu the reo! utate ta.11 llert for th Xi G U Ch 1er POMEROY, 0 e amma -.U ap 0! Rtasooalrle Raloo FOR SALE, !953 Chevrolet, 52,- 11164 Property IPP"III•tll >II 53..000 00 NOW AT LANDMARK aoaERT c. HAR'l'ENBACH, Beta Sigma Pbi Thursday a C8ll W\' Zoml Day or Ntpl 000 miles. Good condihon. S heriff of Me l~• (;utonty. Ohio 63 Olds _ $2,595 7:30 at the office of the Colum 711tle Phone WI 9-2732. John !hie. cRow. tRow & PORTER, 'Jet Star" 2 dr. Fluid mjec A1tornen for P!amtlrf f' b'18 Ga.ll 0 f Oh 10 ' ·m M'ddf I.OSE WEIGHT safely and eas- , 1~. :U. 211, (lOJ tl, IJ, .5tc I eport JU 6 6tp (Ill lion. Supt'r charged engme. PlAJ\10 11JNING Newman Burlly, witb oew Oex-a-<het tab- ' 9 4 speed shift. The first meeting of the MidOCT. delte, Middlepor~ WY 2-3791. TIIREE TI!UCKS - 1962 Interlets. Oniy 98c Start Pharm· ISS U Or dleport Literary Club for the Mary Shrine White Shrine o 9 3 30tc national. 1943 International, acy. 8-J:!~p 61 Falcon _ $1,095 I%H5 club year will he held Jerusalem will meet at I hI Sta . Wagon. 6 cyl. sld. shift. l l,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'tl 1953 Dodge. Leo Morris, SH 2Wednesday at home of Mrs. IOOF hall Friday at 8 p.m. AI 1648. 10 ! 6tp Shuws good care. AUTOMOBILE lllsurance been THRU OCT. 10 EXPERIENCED James Titus lleginning at 2 p. members aro urged to be pres cancelled? f..osl your opera 1 ent tor'l llceme! Call wv . . _ ~ ... k Plugs - - - ... 49< The Rambler The Middleport High School m.Book reviews io be given will The Eleanor Circle of BeaU lliUc T Ch 1 $1: 57 World Standard of Compad chapter, Fulure Homemakers of . lud "Co f , b Fl t Methodist Church wiU spons01 ow a"' •e. · Pomeroy. Ohl• Excellence Amenca, elected orn_cersMfordthe ~beer ~nobe~v~~~onChafies ~-. a rummage sale Friday an< M Saturday October 9-10 in tht ,. light Bulbs - - - u . 1Sc Big car room. ride and per- new year at a meetmg on ay 8 .1 b M R lol'mance. Small car economy evening m the Home Economics 8 1 ey, Y rs. oger organ; f A' d p build! in M'd l) nico 23 '"·It, Fro tb ck . th b' h h 1 N and '' Margaret Chase Smith, ormer an ng I Chtsl Freezer - - - $239 AKC Basset Pup, very nice. m e largest tnl or and managerabiJity room m e tg sc oo arsa W f C , b F nk dleport Mn Kenneth Cook1 OY Reasonable. 1953 Chevrolet, 4 ouHdozer radiator to the See Frost, oul-gomg president, was Gomhan J ouragthe, M Y Mra L is chau:man ~nd members hav POMER door coupe - $!"' = Ch unallest beater core. .,. _ . am, r., WI rs. . . ing rummage for pick-up m<n 1 3 '-'J . oN ev· .. "4;'troptilltaD Moton m charge. F ra cit Jack W Can•y rolet panel truck. $150. Both E Mam · Street , Pomeroy .New otrtcers a:e, pres~'d en t , ren Roll · call wi11 be conveniton contact her or members of th·1 I Will 6e Out Of Mgr. WY 2-2181 have very good motors and Pbooe WY !-3878 Rita Mulford ; vice pres1dent, hi hi' h'" N . f th circle . Ph C 1 ill WY 2-2143 PamerOl' U d H 11 . hed g tg ~o;~ . ew o11ICers o e · bod d 1 1 ~====~~~---.1 1 goo 1es. one oo v e 4 22 c San ra o ms ; secretary, i b . lud M J E 1 Return Jonathan Meigs Chap My Office From ll FUEL on. Spaee Heater, Ply- 667·3654. 10·3-6tc AU<:I'lONEER, ~erry Ws:~nmons: yeasurer, ~:esi~~~t; e ~:- ~:e: p~:~: ter, Daughters of the America• mQuth wilh Blower, 275 gal lon . l ~·es:~!io. S 23 tfc Insurance . aryN a ur~; tpanhamten~- vice president; Mrs. J . E. Har- Revolution, will meet Frida~ Oct. 5 thru Oct. 8th tank and flttings . Very good Farm F..qutpment Auction IUHNSON, Slmpson Insurance ~·· ti ars~ ill·ros ; or~an, ley, secretary, and Mrs. Carl October 9 at Ule home of MJs. condition, oeats several rooms Saturdayt Od. 10, 12;30 p.m. Agency, ln. AD forms ol In ns ne a ey; repor ~r, oy- Horky, treasurer. Nancy Reed in Middleport at : Dr. Ray R. Pickens well. Bought about Fall of Due ~o other . employment_ 1 surance. Jim Johnson and ce Long, and song leader ' Sanp m. Guest speaker wiU be Mr 1956. Away, used very tittle am dl~contmwng my farm_mg Bud SUJapson. Ageo&a. dy Swartz. Nolan carson, Cincinnati !lttor past two wmters Price 165 00 and will seil the foilowmg Uc Plan' were made to attend HarrLfonville OES ney. Roil cail will he comment, 1 8 EDEN residence second personal property at my farm Top Dollar hid FM t~e ~istnc1 F.H A. rally Jn Gal- Has Friends Night on the program. Hostesses wi! For Rent house above chur~h on lly· located . 2 miles North East Wreck•G Can end Trucks Wanted To Buy h~\Js, Oc~ober 22. The speaker Harrisonvi1\e Chapter O.E S. be Miss Reed, Mrs. Wayne Gib sell Run. of Racme, Ohto, on the Baw1ll be _Mlss Carolyn Duell of met In special session recently, bans, Miss Frieda Faelmle FURNISHED apartment lor shan Road. 24 HOUR TOWING USED GUNS of all types and lhe Ohto Fuel Gas Company to observe Friends Night. Wor- and Mrs. John Duerr, rent, ground floor 3 rooms : ONE PONY buggy and harnes.!l, 641 Ford Tractor - Mower_ _ _ calibers. We pay you cash. who Will g1ve a demonstratiOn thy Matron Sharon Jewell and 381 an.d bath. S. Second Ave., $60.00. See al Bishop's Farm, 14 inch Plows - Seven Ft o.,_n a A.M. to 1 P.M Tiffin Jewelers, Main Street, entitled, _"The Mad l~atte~ ." Worthy Patron Virgil Atkins Middleport. Call WY 2-5262. Rutland. J0-5-61p Disc, Two-row cultivator , Cio,.d Sundoy Point PieaB8nt, West V~rgmia . Attendmg lhe meetmg m ad- presided. Louifle King, Grand _ _ _ _ __ _ _I_0_6_ 1f_c -- - side delivery rake, 8 ft. douPhofte 985-2297 Phone 50. Bill Wellman, Les d1t1on to the above named were Represent.ativf of New Bruns-APPLES, Burdette FruIt ble cultipacker, 10 x 28 t: tB•tw..n Cht~ter end Williamson. Becky Good~Jl, Eva . ~arre_tt, wick and Worthy Patron George TRAILER on Grant Street. Farm. Phone YfY 2-6970, or tire, manure spreader and fupp.~crt Plein on St•t• Rt 1 Thelma Robmson, Vtrgmm. Ftfe, King, were presented and wei· Call WY 2-3346 or WY 2-2186 Pomeroy, Ohw, ffi. I Plant SeUer on Rubber, Allis Farm Machinery Cheryl Roush, Ruth Ann Haw- corned. 9 103-tfc l 25 2litp Chalmers G Tractor - Cuilivestock ley, ~mdy Conde, Lmda Gilkey, Ten Past Matrons and four The JWJlor Missionary !ori - - - - - - - -- - - MELONS, potatoes, beans, $1 tivatur and side dresser, John 1950 International Harvester, Sharon Harrison, Donna Hay- Past Patrons were welcomed ety of the Laurel CUff Fret TRAILER lota for rent, close pel bu. Brmg conl<ltners and Deere Wire Tie Baler, Sub FOR SALE : 6 months old bull cultivators. Good condition. man , Sandy Bunce, Diane Van- and thanked by the Worthy Ma· Methodist Churctt met in th to La.undrymat and schools pick yourself. ClarenCl Prof· Sailer, horse drawn cultivat- calf. S1re: Metca1fs Sover- Wagon. "'fford Whittin~ton, Coon:y, Lmda. Kauff, Sc_her· tron for their help during t be recreation room of the parson Valley Lumber & Supply Com- , fitt, Phone VI 3-2254 ors, portable grain elevator, elgn Reflpctor. Dam: gave Rt. 1• HaiTisonville. ry H1cks, Glona Fetty: Linda past year. age SWJday foUowina: Sunda 9 3r 6tp Lyons, Kathy Lacey, Ed1th HaJ>- Program Chairman PauHne School. pany, Middleport. 10-:1-tfc ' 9 1.1 tfc Gould's shallow well pump, !9810 lbs. mild, 8!6 Jbs. butter Wright chain saw, air com fat in 318 da~s. 3 day old bull Wanted tonstall , Ann Hanson, Alberta Atkins and Bernice Hoffman Mrs. James Gilmore, leader WINTER STORAGE for boats, WHY PUMP your sluggis]1 sep- pressor, stock tank , 60 gal. calf. Sire: Lllac Hill Royal Little, Carolyn Hendricks, Pam presented a get-acquainted aes- gave the study lesson from th 16 ft. or less Brown Manne. tic tank? Get Klean-Em-Al1 gas truck tank, 380 gal. gal- Ma ster. Dam gave 15710 lbs. WANTED- 1!155 ~-;-1956, six c Covert, and their teacher and sion with an persons present book, "Dominion of the Repul. M!nl!fl!vll!e. Phone W\ 2-3324_ Septic Tank Cleaner. Land vanized tank, 8 hole hog feed - milk, 605 Jbs. butterfat in 305 Ford . Write in care of the advi sor, Mrs. Joe Bailey. participating. Donna Teller sang Uc!• 10 I 6tc mark Farm Bureau, Po m- er, platform scales, 14 ft Co- days 1st lactation. Jam" ~ F. Daily Sentinel, Box 668-R, two solos, "Dear Hearts and Present were Wayne Leifheit eroy. 9 29 30tc by Wagnn, feed cart, 1200 sq. Gibson, SH UJ26. JJ).3.3tp Pomeroy, OhiO. · 10-5-3-lp Farewell Party U Gentle People," and "Searl~! Jwllor, Dean and Wayne Put APARTMENT. unfumtshed, resash, 30,000 ToGr"ven Clwr"r Member Ribbon•'' Pearle Canaday •ave Uns, Barbara Kline, Nancy an. d.eeorated, ground floor, 5 NECCHI Sewing Machine, floor ft. hot bed k 2 ·~ • 2 model. Equipped to zig-zag, mato sta es, ,000 ft in. FOR SALE: purebred Holstein ATrEND MEE'llNG Mrs. Edgar Allen.' ' l worth was a monologue. Doona Nelson, Darla Gi11, Martha and Lind; I'OODll and bath. l=tasement. 11 the Executive guest of honor at 8 farewell Janet Bolin, AvaneO George, Baker. Brenda and Dennis GU Hardwood floor . automatic overcast, monogram, fancy pipe, " T. chain hoi st, port- bu11. Service age. Call WY 2· Att{'nding design. Will sell for a payable Letz Burr Mill <P T.O l 6227, 10-3-6tp Board ml>eting of the Meigs party Wednesday ~evening giv~ Joan Stewart, Pearle Canaday, more, Greg Eblin, Karolyt. beat. Call WY 2-3200 County Parents and Teachers en by choir members of the Ruth Erlewine, Ellen Tucker Soolsby, Donald Wlse, Barbara 9 30 61c ments, $5 99 monthly. Phnne 60 ft. (8 in ) Endless belt, WY 2-2204. 10 2 Stc two Beagle bounds, 1 barrel GOOD MILK COW for sale. Council last week were Mrs . Middleport Church of Chrisl and Bemlce Hoffman, partlcl· Dl.ane and Jim Lewis, Beck~· MODERN I room and badth BRoiAi.DFORD •uc-oN CO. RsoonlaVJnldie SearRd.Ipesh,oneRutSiHan~-~,!r-_ Harold Lohse, Southeast Di•- Mrs. Allensworth fs leaving to paled in a skft. Norma Lee gave Wright, Christine Bailey, Sbar lumlshed apartment. M I - SlNGER SEWING machine in ~.u ~ trict Director, Mr. Robert Mor- spend the winter with her a monoklp. Pearle Canaday on Etseohower, Marlene am clleport. WY 2-38'11. blond cabinet, with slip - in C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer 10-5-Gtc ris, pres1dent; Mrs. Albert Wi- family in Hawaii. and Bemice HoHman had a Trena Elswick and a gues1 t II Uc type round bobbin. Equipped A. C. Bradford, Manager IO 2 ltc gal, vice president; Mrs. Don- Mrs. George Meinhart and short st!t. Raymond Gill, of ,CaldweU. · g Signed: Robert HiU l ber of tbe Ch Zl ruRNISHED and IDlfu.mished to monogram. buttonh0I. • ap10 2 &tc PONIES for sale or trade: aid Mora, secretary; Mrs. R_, Miss Kathy McElhinny were Severa mem s apartments. loqulre at the zag, etc. Balance due 8 pay· Weaned Gaits, also some bert Louks, treasurer; Mrs. hostesses. Attending were ter read verse~ and be1d cards RETURNS TO BASE Ohio llolel 8-14-Uc ments, $6.00 each. Phone good broke mares from 42- Harold Sauer. Historian and Mrs. William Grueser, Mra. spelling "Frlendahlp.n Nellie A2c Steven A. Spurrier, wh<WY 2-2204. 10 2 5tc 70,000 B T.U. Kenmore gas 54 inches, 1_3 down. Balance county chainnan of the library Robert Craig, Mn. Oscar Tracy gave a read1n& an Friend· s~nt his 30-day leave with h1 ~ Dupla, I bedroo101. Sugar ~INGER Sewtnp stove aod pipe. Excellent by month. Paul Orr, WI 9- committee; Carl Kautz, Mrs. Roush, Miss Scherry ijicka, ship. All of those preoenl join- parent., Mr. and Mrs. C!aren" ,. RuD orea, Pomeroy. Phone $59 50 !leV"'!~ condition. $75.00. Michael 2822. 9 30 9t]> Eleanor Zeiher, Mrs. Dw1ght Mlss Debbie Grueser, Miss ed iD s!"81n1 three tlllferenl Spurrier, Sr., of Pomeroy R · WY Wll18. 10 2 Ue at"pbargS: pr:,. Burke, Chester. 985-2411. Milhoan and Artbur Miller. Charlotte Glaze, Mr. and Mra. mixer' 1011111. , D., left Mantlay evening by bu: -:-,..-,=-:-:---:---::c The ~'abrlc Sbop, ~in~er Sales l0-5-3tp REGISTERED Guernsey cow 0. E. McKinley, Mrs. Su.san Memberl repn;.oentlng seven for his new base in Bagotvillt Po Oblo Fresh•n in July Clif· VISITS SISTER Rawlings, Wayne Davis, L. R. cbapU!ra attended. The Worthy Quebec, Canada. He will b ~ ~i tie 2 Warm Morning coal heaters, ford Whittington, Rl. 1: Har- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spur- Wiley, Mrs, Arthur Skinner, d~ Matron ~ ber relreob- stationed there for one year 10 2 3tc 100 Jb. capacity. One in ex- risonville · 9 30 Stp rler and son, Steven, recently rector of the choir. and Mr1. ment and deeOi'ating committee. The Spurrl-!rs have another so TWO USED overhead garage tra good (.'Onditlon. Reason· visited ~r sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ctiester Erwin, organisl Guesst DeUclou t ref~enta were in service, Clarence Spurrie1 doors. 1 elecrtie range. Pb. ably priced. Call WY-2-1>909 TAMWORTH pigs. Emory Pow· Willus West and other relatives were Mra. David Jl'armer and served in tbe dlnhlg bail loUow· Jr., who lo staUoned in Fran<• WY :1.-328'1, fl 30 6te ur see Paul Siason. ID-5-6tp ell, RacJne. fl 2f ltc in PowhataD Poinl. tha Rev. Donald lftokl, lDi Ill:"~· lliB wile and IOD 111'1 UJoro, too. Oeluxe \Jnyl ttun , good tnl'" · ht><ll<'r, grl.'en fimsh . -= - Pomerov Motor Co. • ..,,.., CARRI ER WANTEDI, @ RUTLAND College Ave. M ' D t St - 1 I The Dai"Jy Sentinel I 31 ';::=:=:=""'~""'~"""==~1 I HOMELITE SALES & SERVICE I sAv~~o~U~J I' Methodisf Men DisCUSS Aims Of Their Group CHARLES BLACK 1 i heif.l":==========='i 1 "FI"VS" CII~NNF.l. WHEN <1: 6ET W SQm 1\.L DOVliH. England tU P!) Th~ INTO ffl£ i'RtNCiPJ\1_'5 lltg a wtndslurm tn l85ti At tacllf'd tn an eight-foot wide I U"c<.t· AKO ~OLJ t.!li THEN BE .l''erdinand MageiiM, t h e klle a Frenctunan crossed the OFFtCIALLI' ENTERED IN TfJE famous explorer , wa~ kJlled lf1 ~:nghsh Cttann'!'l from Cla1s, R!.CE i'~ SCHOOL fi(E<;tDENT! thP Philippine Island~ F'rR- nce, to Dover In !he air durColfee lrPt's begm lo be-ar mg the weekPnd Wate-r sk is fr Uit when tht<y are thl<"t yl:'ars and a high-speed motorboat en· old. 1abiPd Bt'rnard Danis, 37, of Parthe w~kend, mainly because of is, to become airborne an altogether superb docwnen· tary S1111day on NBC-TV, the 90-rnmute ·'La Grande Olllnpl· DAILY CROSSWORD DADBURN THAT GRAB YOR E ade," an Italian-made film ACROSS tl W u nl of 20 HaSHOOrlN' IRON , SNUFFY S" ," 'IF !! 1. H o lle!'& vague wallan about the 1960 Summer Olym· LONIO,AN' BLOW 'YONC)ER ~ f ~ ;m-s 6 Above mea.mng: food ptcs 10 Rome. NBC-TV will be TH' VARMINT TO 11 Wait fol" :22 Thr11..1;h B<b -l--";;:/V'I.Y HEM~OI )f ,F II gm 1ls mtense coverage of Lh1s 12 Of Ulflt'tl~ek B Part f)f KINGDOM COME H 24 MatemU yt::ar's Summer Olympics Ul To- 13 A selling • to l)e'• 1urf1re agam 7 Youth 27. Boy'& kyo with a live two-hour broadAn opera S.A school cast of the opening ceremomes 15 singer" giLI'Jii.Sb 29 Kind of this Saturday at 1 a.m. EDT. 16 Likeness for a flah Sunday 's Liocumentary l'ias a 18 Ger l!Ut s"ndwlch 30 Liberian 9 Show tMI:Ju YuWroliJ'• M•w• lrunrned versiOn of a fil m 19 Make ~hoice pa.rtla.!lly 31. Evergreen which was gree ted with h1~h 21. Deter"~ 10 Across: 38. Underpratse when prev1ously put mto 23. Horse· ~ pref1x. 33. On ga.rmenls ·~·to.p foot theatre release. 14 Shield: 315. Biblical -42. Egres s 2i 1'iUe of a 44 . Guided knight 17 Okla.homa 36. Ma.nLla. 46. Greek The Channel Swim: One of 26 Sweet, C.:Lty hemp Jetter LI'L AIU•t:OC lh!Ck Danny Thomas' NBC-TV spe19 an4 37. Native 47.Th&sun liqu/9 .ahs, or o L~Jew 49. Steamahtp: cwls this season is expected Lo 28 Partly dehght Zealand abbr. I COMBINE') TJ.tAT have a rughtclub .setting, in M·'I.N'/ LITTERS AS K dltrl. W ll+\ AN IDLA 11\JSP IRED which he has always functiOned 32 Epoc11 t<" E 'WHEP.E. I FI~D !JO 12 14 J8 BY T,.J E SIG HT OF SlDR1E5 . 1 FIND'EMQ)--JT.--1£ best as a performer.. Appar· 34 Unadorned AtJ N \OSr..:"f 35. Small !.,.. I MEAN TH E BlTS STREE-TS ently there have bt!en thoughts LA.D ·~ • vtlla.ges AND PI ECliS I PUT about a series wtth the two 39. Uncooked. 111 'J teen-age stars o( the mov1e 40. Sleeveless ~~o:~{~~~:~ TO MAKE garment: 117 pe " The World of Henry Onen t." ~ 0: A rab. Tippy W a I k e r and Merne H .Pu:Jhed. 19 !0 22 I Television Revue By RICK OU BROW United Pren lnterualional HOLLYWOOD 1U PI 1 - for televisiOn sports fans, the terrible suspense 1s over The World s.,.nl!s Will begm Wednesday on NBC-TV at St Louis, where the Cardina ls wil l engage the New York Yanhees. Great bro<\1castmg compllcatJOns were averted Sunaay when St. Louis ended all poss1 bthUes of a pennant t1e and playoff by defeating the New York Mels while the challe ng rng Cmcmnati Reds lost to Phil· adelphia. Impeachable sources report that U televiSlon and the press had not been so insiste nt on telling the disinterested Cin Clnnati fans over the past few days that thetr Learn was f1ght ing for the pennant, the Reds, Y..tlO are used to performmg m pnvacy, mtght have av01ded Sunday's large turnout and pluye-d a better game. Sports, overall, were of ma· jor Interest on televiSIOn during -- ~2 t t I I I ... .-----'-- - ;--.._ ' ' I ' ' as ' '~~~ I l '[ .' I I 1965 I HOLIDAYS SALE -==========::..II BJaettnars M • M If d Is Elected FHA President RADIATOR SERV I CE NOTICE! ° Bl AEnNAR'S . :s BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING ---- - --- - --------- Jr, Missionary Society MeetS A p f OfSOnage I '·• 1. =-=----- - j't. ::ci.me.' =ce, ,!5 40 II~ ~.. ., l . A dreaded oontllct 2. Presidential S. Caller ~ 1'8 ~ -\>..!!-lOSE' SVJEE:i E I..PP L::;SIC'.!N 1UKN!"I.Hu·· 1.. t'l .... ~I"' ;•o !"" •• nl ~kna.me ~ ..._L' t: f cheese ~·· Tt • ~ol>'l~.t Ar' .. ,...e c::::·x ~.:..:e,..e ..:,:: Jc>; to : re " 4. Klnd of JO· · DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter film ply etands for another. In this aa.mple A 11'1 u&ed for the three"L's, X for Ute two O's, etc.. Single. letter.:~, apostrophies, the length and fonnation of UJ.e words are all hlnllt Each day the rode letters are different. -- - .• A. Cryptogram Qaota.tloa CE'F JN IJOE YBKIF YCB 0 UNAAKI EJOiil JTXEI' EJCBYJ' JCW,•• .l1CI\ 1 RA1. . lTHHOXZ Yesf'torday'a Cryptoquotet L!BERTY MEANS RESPONSt. THERE· ~ A . urn.e HIDEAWAY RESORT AT THE UPP E-R END ai.U.TY. THAT IS \\'HY MOST MEN DREAD IT.-BH.A.W tC 1584 K.l.!:i&: J"et.t\lre. Byndica.te. lac.) BUICKS • PONTIACS ====='I HARVEST ~m 26 t 8. Lnnds 10 Mottled 1Wl'81'1 DOWN 1 Ll'terary Club To Hold fl'rst Mee 1ng on 7th ~" 23 45. SpriteR I ........... Blaettnars boat i51. Furays ri2. Rob I I I fL 43 A prison 1 - "' 10 ~ I I •. --t'~~>·';I ' =· v~ . M OO N~~~:c';r __ , \ "You're right! You don't say 'I ain't' ••• especially aft()r your mother aays 1You are'!" 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IKOF'F WILL !'E lco oU~<t C:JNTi<'-;- MERSIN(j !T W'll-1 CAN BE THE LEAPER THERE - 50 \'fiLL FA5HION "'"· 6 SURE-.JUST LOOK AT FREDDIE FL0019L.E HIS HOBBY �I Rutland Boys, Girls Attend Many Colleges In .tltellntn!S ~;mou s col leges 1 and ~ctlools m ~l'\'er aJ sLa tes. The ItS! rnc~ude~ Dnue Rous h Janet :-\t"n11 L<trry HoHman: Apple Dumpling• % cups Sell-rising Flour 1 ll' IH': I ( ~ i bsun, suphr,e"nt l ong JtlniUT, and J rt::.llllwn unlllt' ~r::H.luJ.I~-' a~~J s t­ \\a\Til" Huu : ,JJ .~:~Tii .JL at Olltu Ln tver -.tt~· I E lt·rt 1 \l:tfllll ~up lu lHlOrt- :md Jaltit<' ~llt-dS, JUrliUf, .JI" t• ilt Uhtu -\1.1 It' l'1 • ... Kitchen Cook &houl. ho~ announced Ruthmd H1gh -cliool graduates who are ' Readers' Feature: Mr. Haro ld Sauer, Guidance foun.;;pJor ol Rutland Hi gn t\ 1-'f-.tl 1 . l'IJ.trles llul ltll:m ~ uphumort• Cap II a l 'lr.•lt·r ~t r~ .l:.~d; Pt'lt-'1"'-•ln lrP~ tl ' H'dll u.-ntLI "' ' l ,l f(g I~U\ Harp!"[ :mJ .l.w ( he!pmJn sopholltlil e~ 1\w i .r.mde College ; J J• k I',J:n ~k :, o~ rtll Jon ~\ t-> b­ ~" cup Shortening Sweet milk to make soft dough roll tbin. Co\'er witb sliced apples, spl'inkle witb cmna· mon and 1 2 cup sugar. Roll likt' jf'lly roll and slice about I Inch thtl'k. Put in par !lliced -; idt' up and coyer with follow· ing, <tod bake in !375 degree-s I mudt>rate oven until apples are tPnder. }1ix Wgl:'tber I 1 " Tbs flour 2 Tbs. Hutlt"r I 1-!J cup Brown sugar 1 1.:1 t·up water Lt·t boil and pour over dum~ lings (Bakel 13 cups chopped cabbage I 1 ' cups chopped ceery 1 c up chopped ooloos I red pepper I green pepper 1..1: cup salt Pepper Celery Salt Mixed spices Prepare aod blend aU gredlents. Boil over slow Hre 2 bours. Seal in sterilized jars. Pomeroy 0. B Elberfeld and Mr . Mrs. W. A. Gibbs were in Columbus Sunday, to call on t he Wi II iam Elberfeld family at the Schoedinger Chapel. They dinner guests of Mr . and M F rs rench Hundley , Mr and Mrs . Leo Williams of J ac k son spent Saturday with Welby Wha ley. Calling In the afternoon wa:s Mrs. G u y Mrs . Everett Thomas return· k a . wee 's vr sit m Columbus with h r d ht nd . t aug er a son· m· law, Mr . and Mr s. Gene De Wee· and fam•l Y· p t L h Mr . and 'I ~~ rs . a oc ary returned home Sunday evening, d f a ter a seven1 1 ays visit with friends at Moorefield, W. Va. and attended the Forest festi · val at Elkins 1 W. Va. returned Miss Vida Ihle home Sun. aFter spending sev· eral days With her cousm, Mrs. Edward Brannon, Weston, W. Va . ed home Sunday evening. after Second was a request f o r English Tea Cake. I have one for English Tea Muffins, this ::. l l'l. tr·~-'·<ttrtt•rt .1 L•lll\t' l "- 11\' ul might help. ~.._·ml'III:.i!t ~ :111 \;w twb , rre s/1., English Tea Mufflns 2 cups flour nt;;tl, '- ~·lunil •<~~ Hu ~ me::.!> ·0: 1"11 [I;;\ J f':li"Ct', jUnlUz il l % tsp baking powder ::,,J[,•m ( 11li · ·~t \\ \ -t • liu lwrt l tbsp sugar Ht'inz Relish f-\111 :.JtF..! 1-'h\ ll t ~ fluT l rt·~ h I Pk. Green tomatoes 1,'2 tsp, salt m•·tl . I I t ... t \ ;rg1111.t .' it.;k I Bun('h Ce le-ry lbsp. butter cup milk H·r ~II} ll.t l td 1;rak suplw 1 6 Rt>d s\\oel'L peppers mut t· .\ltil!ll!.'l!l• ~Ll!L' Ru ~tne<::s 10 nwd1um onions % cup raisins, cut fine \ulk~l ]',t ttt\·l.t \\t b ur1 1\ulwr- ' Sprinkle with salt and let % tbsp. chopped citron 1.• Smtltt t'u nllL'I' \1 1 l lto~nt", I "l:tnd :1 hrs. Drain. Mil: togetb· Mix these ingredients as for 1; '"'1Jm,·n .nnl \\' ami:..~ T:wkt•tt 1 t't 1-bisc•lits. Roll one fourth inch ~en11ll : \ lt n l'i 1.:~1d St:llf' Collt·g~ ; I qt. vine,e::ar thick. brush with melted butlit Kt:Tllllt'h> B,•nm SI<Jwit'r pl. w11trr ter, sprinkle witb cinnamon, lrP<:IIIll,liT ill ' J11l Slawt er, JUn · , d pto,; . su~ctr sugar, and chopped fruit. Roll ou t , E:.~c:tt'rlll\1 :-.t8t t· {'ol lf•ge, 'l Tit· in cloth asforjellyroll,cutwitbsbarp Frm" .lohn~o n ' ~'ntur Kv Clm~- 1 I Tbs . celf'ry seed kniff' in three inch thickness. lt.i!l l'ol l··gt'. lil fh:m l l'lll ln. I I Tb". sti<·k cino<tmoo Bake in quick oven. lrt' ' llm<ll l .Ji :'-:<~ttnn:tl Ktl , tnt•c:s 1 Tbs. wbole l'lo,·es Mrs. John ::.1urpby I ul lt'gL· 111 llti. Ttukt' , I .1 , \l arPut all in kettle. Boi115 min. Bon Bon Cookies k nl' ll nltm:111 J\Tt'i llll !'t·.t.\ l ul SeaL 11z ('UP soft butter :t·gt' ..:md flubl·T·t l! :.t rl\''i'> f rl'Sil· 3 .cup sifted confettioners' m<H\ at \ 'alp.'lr:llsu 'l't·chrwlogy I Catsup Recipe sugar lu:.l tl ut~· Jndl ,lnil l onions 1 tbsp. vanilla Mt Sallt>r ht•lt t-\f':; rll:l! mort> 4 qts. cnnked ripe tomatoes 1% cups sifted G. M. flour '" tudt•!11 -.. :ll't' a t1t·ndlllg eol!L'gr 2 Th~. salt x • 1 11 tsp. salt now :1s ::t r ,•-..ull 11! tlw ', i.Jttl:rnee 3 <'Ups sugpr· Heat o\·en to 350 degrees ~l"'£~l~lll~lh,;, e ~l~~ - <:!; " ll~'~'l.;....., I 1"b•"· m1"x " d sp Ices (moderate). Mix butter, sugI stkk cinnamo11 bark ar. vanilla . Blend In Dour and I tea s. red pepper salt thoroughly with hand. Add 1 tea s. ground mus~rd POMEROY OHIO food coloring, if desired. Wrap 2 cups vinegar level tbsp. dough around fillBoil together 1 hour. Rub LAST TIME TONIGHT ing. Bake 1 inch apart on un· through colander. Return te "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM·· greased baking sbeet 12 to 15 I l'edHIICUior) stove add 3 Ths. corn starch r<~c k Lt"mmon. Romy Schnei min ., until set but not brown. <moistf'ned with vinegar) boil tier . Dorothy Pro\ me Mi Dip tops of warm cookies In I> br. S.aL chuel Connors F:d\• <~rd G icing. Decorate. Makes 28 to Rubm son Ed1\ nd Andrews LotiL'J Ny!'. Z5 cookies. Sweet Pickles CHOCOLATE DOUGH: Add 7 or 8 Pickles sliced WED . and THURSDAY 1 square unsweetened choco1 cup l.ime to 1 gal. Water Oct . 7-8 I Pk. Appleo late (I oz.j melted. NOl OPEN Pour over pickles and let 6 lbs. beef, cooked & grouod BROWN SUGAR DOUGH: :-:--stand O\'er night. Next morn1 lb. suet ground FRID.6Y thru THURSDAY ~" cup brown sugar tpacked) ing drain and rinse and cover Oct . 9·15 3 lbs. seede~:~. raisios with cold water. Let stand 3 to place of conf. sugar. " HOW THE WEST 2 lbs. currants ICING: Mix I cup s~ted WAS WON " brs., drain. 1 lb. citron (Tec llnttulor) confec. sugar, ! tbsp. cream, Mix together Df'hbif' Rl2'vnold~ . Carroll Ba Z lbs. brown sugar 1 tsp. vanilla, add food color1.2 gal. vinegar kl' r John WaYne . Ru ss Ta m 1 qt. Maple sugar ing. For chocolate: Add l sq. ulyn. Gregurv Pa('k Lee J 41-'.1 Tbs. Sugar 1 qt. spiced syrup from peacb· (I oz. t, melted, unsweetened .'ubb , lhmr~· Fonda . Ct~m l vn 1 Tbs. mixed spuce es or pears. Junf's . K<J T/ Jl.tOtlden . GPo Pf.p 1 and use (t cup cream. Jard . Jas. St ••11art Hirhard 1 stick douamoo on bark 1 tablespoon salt s: - When using self rising 1\'1dm .. r!; Thrlma Rllter I Tbs. Celery seed 1 qt. Water flour, omit salt. •llCkt>\ Sha ug lulf'ssy W<:~ltef 1 Tbs. whole mustard seed fjrennan. HL·nr\' Morgan. 1 teaspoon each of Cinnamon, You'll find lots of fascinatS('ant 1.'1! ('Up salt ~\1 ifllloo>l Q[ 3 "('J(lt•my AUspice, Notrueg, Cloves, Gining ideas for varying the taste Heat and pour over pickles, <\ward~! ger. Technlc:olor Cartoon let stand over night. N e s. t end beauty of Bon Boo CookCook until apples are tender ~unning time 2 llrs 45 min morning put on stove and sim- ies. 1\dtllt"· $1 .00 Ch ddrPn 5oe and seal while hot. I. WRAP a cherry, date, mer 35 min, Seal. nut, chocolate piece, etc. in FRIDAY and SATURDAY KIDNEY BEAN SALAD Oct. 16-17 One of the first requests Bon Boo cookie dough-white or Recipe No. t-Mrs. Iv.a Johnson "7 ,:ACES OF OR . LAO" from tbe ~itcben Cook was <or tinted), chocolate, ('J'c('hflH' Ill••r • brown sugar, or make the cen1 cup finely chopped cabbage for a Green Tomato ReUsbi I'onv tland::tl l Arthm U'Con ter itself of dough, mixed with ~ cup diced green pepper neH, Barhan1 F.dPn John Er herr is one. chopped nuts or dates, etc., l cup diced celery 1 c~on . Noah liPrn Jr D1rrcf Green Tomato Relish by Geo. P ;il Wonflers never tben wrap. v... cup diced sweet pickle cPase ! · S cups tomatoes tremove 3. DIP in Icing after baking. % cup diced ooion, finely chop.. "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" seeds You can vary your Icings ped Iackie Gleason. StPve Me 4 ('Ups sugar ..jueen Tues•lay W('ld chocolate, white aDd assortI can (IS oz.j Kidney Beau 5 cups \:inegar ed colors. draloed 3. TOP wltb coconut, outs, ~ teaspoon salt colored sugar, chocolate piec2 bard cooked eggs chopped es or any other colorful top% cup mayoonaise pings yeur fancy cbooses. Lettuce ~Irs. John Murphy LighUy mix aU lngredlent1 Rl 1 Pomeroy, Ohio except lettuce. CbiU, serve iD lelluce lined bowl. Makes 1 to Here are two recipes that 8 servings. You may arrange are just in seasoo. io individual servings Jf yo11 Recipe No. I like. PEAR HONEY 6 Pears, grated OLD F ASIDONED ! Sour Apples grated CUSTARD PIE 1 I Oraoge, grated locluding (Recipe Reqnested ID Sepl. 23 riad. Take 3 lbs. of sugar dispaper~ solved and let come to a boll. ! Eggo beaten ligbl Add fruit aod boil 2G minutes. ~cup ~ar 2 cups rich milk Recipe No. 2 t,:;. teaspoon sah QUINCI!; RONEY Season with Nutmeg, 1 eat5 Quinces spoon. Bake io slowly moder2 Grime• Golden Applu ate oveo until cu&tard iL firm. That car doesn't have to be a dream Z Pts. S11gar l Pt. boiling water Iva Johnson R.D. 1 Pom• ,•. . a loan from us will make it youn Combine sugar and water, roy, No I Recipe grate cr grind quinces aod A FOIL DINNER And getting a loan for the new car of your apples. Add fruit to boiling sy· 1 serving of fresb meat rup. Boil 15 minutes. Pour In1 peeled, halved carrot choice is probably less trouble lhan you think. In to sterilized jar& aod seal. I peeled halved potato if large a matter o( hours the mooey is yours .. . easily, 1 Slice Bermuda Onion MINCEMEAT Seasoning butter, salt, pepconfidentially, quickly! (Requesled S<pl. 2S paper] per, just about any meat may e be used, which Included chops, a small steak, bambur8 paUy, WE'RE CELEBRATING ~ So, If you ne€'d money for a new car, or a serond bam or any otbt:r mf'.at you NATIONAL HOOVER WEEK car for a growing famHy, consult one of our courmay enjoy. Cut foil 12 s: lJ square to cover with. Pitce teous officers about it soo n. carrot and potato lu center Credit Lift Insurance Af No Extr• Cost cover with meat and onion and PORTABLE seasoning. Fold foil &ecurely alk bake at 480 degreeJJ for 1 The cleaner hour, and pronto you have a lt.at has diDDer without much bother• ..,.rythlnt Good to ftJ: OU WBIIh day, IIUIDEI Kilchea Cool< Sent ea1 Dear Sirs: 93 I would Uke to make a reMember Federal Depo<~llnsurance Corporation ll<tuesl for a r.ake recipe. T h 6 recipe has cocoa in il and red ••• 1 - ~ -· or . '·~~~·.,. r 1 food coloring which gives tbe '~.'I" (::,;•·',\ ·r.· r",. r• ' MIDDLEP01tT, o. cake Its name. I believe It ~.;.. ..Jicalled • lied Velvet cake. Um·l Gm· l _!:~~:Jil~entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 :, Family Attend! Anniversary in Point Pleasant Cars'b"h Hayeses To Obs"""·e 50th vr Y Anniv.erSDry • •. In 1 ',, 1 ' • TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Amateur uardenero club will meet Oct. 7, Wedne8day, ·I " BAKER FURNITURE _____________.JI.,_______ ...-., *' ,.. .... .. ... ' . ... - .. .• ' ..•. ' . . •. . . . .. ·' . .. ... ~i-1 •II' ., ~· ~ ~ ~ ' ' •' ~ ,; ·' ~ "' VOL XVI -· en tin{~ - w1t11 1111.... - *'.. II JIWt llo nu ,.... f ,., .... - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 149 n.e •• I acriJ 1 ; stile Ia doe - Judge Criticizes Lawmakers in Rutland Case Bus Driver Re-instated On OrderI of Court rit Max Edmundson, Rutland had put in effect a regulation The bus left the road on Huff· 1 never knew him to be involved r two sa lanes for ooe service. school bus driver, discharged allowing regular bus dnvers man hill on route 124, no injur· in any other accident. Th e However. the law has beeD by the Western Local School five accidents before t he y Iies resulting, but damage sus· school executive head testified amended since most of thoM 1 tained by the blLS required board Jan. 1, 1964, today was . . a he had known the driver for 11 decisions, the judge pointed out, re-mstated by authority of a would be dlsmtss~ .. , new front aJ:le, springs, spindle, years and never knew him to giving public employes mo\'tl writ of mandamus in M e i g s Judge Bacon mdiCated this king pin and tie rod . be involved m an accident ottr protecUon under their empl~ County Common Pleas court. was an unfortunate . reg_ulation Edmundson exp!amed that the er than ttle October 28 m1shap. ment contracts. F'urther, he felt and urged the board m his opin- steering apparatus had f<!iled Judge Bacon tn the rinal parts the compensation in EdmundJudge John C. Bacon, s1t- ion to enact a more reasonable to respond at the curves on of his opinion set out how Ohio son's case was definite and cer-ting_ in the action, took ~e oo- , regulation at the flrst opportun· the hlll. courts, while usually allowing I tam, since he retained only the ;aSion to up~raid the OhiO leg· 1 ity. The board 's mechanic testi· mandamus action to remstate same outs1de employment he tslature f~r ~kl~B n:tore and When evidence was taken tn fied it wa s his opinion the dam persons in public employment held while working as a driver more .leg1slatlon limltmg .~he the mandamus action, it was age to the steering wa:s caused when wi·on~fu lly discharged con- ror the past several years, and authority of school boards. disclosed plaintiff and his wife by the bus hitting the embank· 1rary to the Ohio code. demed 1that school boards cannot ei· Edmundson, by his attorneys, had made a trip to Tennessee, ment. Positive evidence on the 1the wrtt as concerned rompen· ' cuse fa1lure to pay wrongfuUy Halliday and Sheets, Gallipolis, returning at 3 a.m. and ar~sing point was lacking. sa tlon whilf' the person w a ousted employees by averrirll had immediately protested his at 6.30 a.m . to drive his school Investigation by the highway wrongfully ousted . the compensation was pald to dismissal and continuously of- route. One pupil testified she patrol was inconclusive and no Judge Bacon said this was .one the board employed to fered his services under l he thought the driver's head nod· charges were f1!ed. usually reasoned that the com usurp the position. two year contract he held with ded on one occasion just before The pupil. on cross examina· pensat10n was mdefimle and nor Therefore, he ordered pay re the board since May 27, 1963. ·\the mishap on October 28, a1 a- ~ uon, sa1 d she had ridden plam- 1certain. and that the public 1 troacu~·e to Mr. Edmundson'• bout 8:30a .m. l Uff's bus for nine years and ls huuld not be requ~n!d to paytime of discharge. The Jud.le•s opinion comment· ed on the recent law govenling] contracts for nonteaching em· ' ployees, which enjoins school!' boards from terminating a con· tract save for violation of one of the board's r_egulations. ~h: ATLANTIC CITY <UP[)-8en . !antic area. Tuesday. he swung 11rol of nuclear weapons . Baker resigned his post a~; see~he board retamed: tamt Barry M. Goldwater proclaimed 1through a tri-county area of 1 - The Johnson adrnlmslratJOn retary to the Democratic rna· m May 1963 ~he . r w a 5 today as "Bobby Baker Day ." Philadelphia suburbs. : is ''domtnated by special inter JOnty m the Senate and as The Republican presidential He returned to Washington ests'' while the Republican ptr· onetime principal assistant to compelled to give him a two year contract wxler the same nominee chose that theme as from Pennsylvania to address ty ·'here and now, as of today. the Democratic majority lead· law, the opinion noted.. he set upon a one-day tour of the annual conference of Un!led 11s free or such pressun~s" er, Lyndon B. Johnson . Judge Bacon declared he was New Jersey precincls stretch- ~ Press lnternatmal Editors and In remarks prepar~ for an " S1nce then, there have been HALLOWEEN TREAT - Metgs County Jumor Chamber or Commerce members , not in entire agreement with ing from Atlantic City to New- Publishers. In that address, he Atlantic City rally starling his repeated disclosures of Bobby Curt McDaniel, D_on .Young and Ed Bart~ls display box~s of halloween candy bei~g ~ the lawmakers, who enact more ark . charged that : New Jersey foray today, Gold- Baker's involvem~m m lmpropaold by the to persons stock1ng up with sweets. for the youngstf'rs thiS ,and more legislation Umitin&: This was the Arizona sena· Misstate.) Facia waler said. er aclivities. There is prima year~- T4'!}~'s wlll deliver the candy after orders are rece1ved by any member.- ~ the authority of school boards, tor's second consecutive day of -President Johnson "delib- "This 1!'! Bobby Baker day ]facie evidence of wrongdomg in Sentinel.t110to -·_ _ ___ but courts cannot Ignore the campiUgning in the Middle At- erately" misstated facts on con- .Just one year ago today , Mr.l sur-h areas as the use of his of. pl•'n language of the law 'ifice 1.0 obtain and grant £avors to dreamland I \\QSterBtolDt\• • paJamas You wuldn't lind better ac:c:orn• mul.latloat for a nilrht of pleas&.n' I dn•Kffillllnywhere than in BUSTER BROWN two-pleee eottan knil pa]amu wltb long sleevl!tl. Neek• line, sleeve and anklet eulfs trim• med in gay red and white 1tripea, L1ttlv tykl!ll love 'em-they're N won rlerf ully warm and mmfortabl-. Mc theu lixe em , too, beeaua. Lluq're mad11 or i.l!~ finest eolorf&~~t, combed 100% Pnmuullll ,W,.,..~ eotton. I 1 I I Barry Proclaims Bobby Baker Day Elberfelds First Floor Headquarters For \\USl0F/Jtoft1\\• pajamas, anklets and totlon knit separates 1 1 . ELBERFELDS . I I orga~tzatto~ IN POMEROY 1 . ._,· ·, · I \ ""'''L''"'a:utll'O'--~ . 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Phone SH2-48U· • , "'': Arnold Grate Here~tAReal Buy For You I ,. · - •', ;:• -~StOVE ancl TANK - 14.00 PER MO. ·" wiih , stove pipe, ""'" ••. ..,.. now? ••. t~~~o Schoo~ ~r Fr~ * * * .~ J0 hfiSOfi Denounces GOP . ~acme r-:;:an (g~meEcbo I~ta~. gl~e cl~b, t~ '::all!'.* Farm p0 }"ICY Ill • Des MOines • ~y C~ a~Ust T~s ~w~g. sch~uled wtit I sto~ped ove~1ght. stressJ~g.educatJon 1~i.ctment. Miss Manuel To Be Crowned Car Damaged Ibis modern mothod of lluiiDJ • , - ' n· . I "Peg~ terviee 10 that you cu brooder * * * * * * Lady Ifd pecial nowball.mg Ill . IXIe n· s . s S~irnovsky, So~erville •• Hook Up? ets 1 Add ress PTA I I A k $lOO OOO I G $ U'O OS I BOTTLED l I bo&~rd We will pay $170.00 for you on the complete he1ting system fe1tllred in this 1d, , ficult for boardll to dismiss 1 Imen! contracts. mestic Relations_ bere I teachers and employees the Massed A Fortune ' board no longer desires to em"At any rate, after being put Tuesday demandmg '-'Ommon ploy, that today boards can RALEIGH, N.C. <UPI) -Vet- ~ where he made his speech. 1~It' raided Johnson's a_p~earance into his influential job and courtesy and fair u-eatmeut"' lor divorced men. dismiss a teacher only f 0 r eran politicians, policemen and The Coliseum, locat~ on the m th~ Coliseum, t~cnrng oft a : working for Lyndon Johnson, gross inefficiency and persist- newsmen said they had never campus of North Carolina State 1st andmg, screammg, foot-~ Bobby Baker. whose Senate Phil Abele, who is divoreed, I ent violations of the board's !een anything like it in the University, was . jammed to sto~p ing, "We want J ohnso~" sa lary neYer exceeded $20,01Xl a led the demonstration, \l'hich MOSCOW fUPil - The Uniterl heart uf Tobaccoland. when~ he made his speech. : ov::~Uon that lasted five mm· ~ year, accumulated a personal soon attracted a crowd of ' States today rejected as " un- regulations. The reception given Presi- The Colh.eum. located on the : ules Confetti swirled through , fortune that has been estimat1 cheering males. Other m ~ n · satisfactory'' a Soviet note 1 Edmundson was dismissed by dent Johnson Tuesda} night , campus of North Carolma State the huge structure. ed at $2,100,000. 1 was that tremendous Univer_s1ty, . was jammed lo l ''T rs Js a out the most .. ut: au" During the entire year since iving past tooted their car charging three American mill . . the Western Local board purh. b •-·· dr ..., t.a Johnson was nearly mobbed capaclty WJth 12.000 persons I ti(ul ha 1l L have ever ,een. the his resignatioo there have been •-rns and shouted encourage- "" '"ry at•·cbes and one Bnt1sb ', portedly for an' accident ocment · officer with spying in Siberia. \ curring Oct.had 28, 1963. However, by more than 2,000 well·wi5h· and another 4.fXMl mi 1le d aruun d 1Presl dent sa1"d Tak"mg note o1 a ttempts to get at the truth of the boc.rd not suspended SAIGON, VIET NAM Communist Viet Cong guerril· Abele charged the court's The Soviet charge had come him retaining him in dai1y ers at the Raleigh - Durham ,outside, unable to get in be- 1rhe LBJ banners throughout he ~ t.his case. Every effort has been las shot down three U. S. Army judges were unfair to divon:· in reply to American and Brit- I serv'ice until January, ::>aid, "I like the decoratrons. ! 1stymied . It bas been charged 1964 , Airport, although authorities cause o( safety regulations . air_craft only 12 miles west of 1 ed men. "Tbe court won't ac- ish accusations tllat tbe Soviets 1And the on Oct. 16 , 1963 had urged people to stay away ··This is the largest crowd 1 like Democratic enlhmaasm." land is wtdely believed that the Sa1gon today. cept tbeir ldivorced men's) had violated diplomatic immu- · _ __ __ because of parking problems. ever to attend any pohtrcal j The President was preceded focus of tlle pressure that hal The entire five-man crew of proof against a woman's talk" nity by searching the atlaches There was a monumllfltal traf- rally in North Carolina," said , to the stand by h1s wlfe, who been brought to bear to protect one HUlB helicopter was killed he said. a.nd confiscamg their posses· S S ' , He jam into Raleigh from the Gov. Terry Sanford. Ibegan a campaign or Ihe South Mr . Baker IS the White House when it plunged in flames and airport, and the President had It also was one of the most , Tuesday aboard " The Lady · itself." 1 .. • s ons. 1to struggle through a crowd to enlhusiastic. : Bird Special," a red , \"hJte and \ Goldwater said he had been exploded on impact, an Ameri· ......_.._.._.,.._.._ • • •.t..t...u.&.a..t.•..... can military spokesman said. Malcolm Toon , uS. acting 'tJ • get Into Reynolds Coliseum Trumpets in a 171)-plece band blue train Iurging a " grand jury invesliThe spokesman said the bod· deputy chief of ffilSS.J0n , went galion of the matter." leo of three Amel'!cans bad to the Soviet foreign ministry PT PLEASANT - Damages been recovered. The other today and delivered an oral of $1.450 08 was awarded to were stili in lhe wreckage . protest to Mikhail plaintiff,· J. H. Somerville, by head of . the mi~tstry s Ameri· the petit Jury or Mason County WASHINGTON -MRS. County Supt of Schools 0 . 0 can affa1rs sectiOn. Circuit Court In the civil ac· ABOARD THE LADY Bl~D the tour wh~m she a~peared . at ~d Mrs . J.ohnson at today's ! ry M. Goldwater combined polwill be the Toon told Smirnovsky thai lion of J . H. vs. SPECIAL - Lady Bird I" Democratic rally m Rale•gh ,llrst stop. m Durham. N C.. af·1 ltics and nostalgia today on speaker when the Rutland P the Soviet note delivered Tues· Commercial Credit Corp. of Johnson, thrUled that her whis- Tuesday mght with her hus- 1t('r the tram left Raleigh. where . her first 1964 solo campaign . A. meets Monday. Octo- day was "uns'atlsfactory since Huntington . tle stop campaign is "'snowball- band. She described the first tt had She The Homecommg . queen for trip for her husband . ber 12, at 8 p. m. in the high it does not address itself to Thesuitwasbroughtfor$100,· ing remarkably," probed day of her whistlestop as "un-l wa.s and th_e Southern Local :ugbgh Mrs . Goldwater'·s fJrst stop school auditorium, with Arth- points raised in our protest n 000 and Somerville claimed that SOllthern political ground forgetttble and dramatic." lf'trsl Famtly s southern ben· 1 ;. 1 was Muncie, Ind., where · ur Miller, president, m charge. 8 U.S. through an caused from Raleigh, N. C., to A crowd of about 8,000 greet· 1age. h::;ueUm:' grew up and married the man Mr. Patterson's topic wHI be !Jaid by the Commerc1al Credit Corp. ton, S. C. t th Hann Tr who was to become the Repul>in Education." · Dis reputation honesty, integ- The First Lady left the Raevemng e an .. ace lican presidential candidate. Rev. Herbert Grimm of the The three Americans accused rity and credii was greatly in- leigh Station where her 19-car Iand 0 Muncie planned to welcome Rutland Nazarene Church will of spying during a train trip jured . The jury deliberated ap- "Lady Bird Special" remained She IS a me r e her home with a Gold- lcttd devotions . All parents across Siberia were l)eading proximately two hours before overnight for the second lap h00 water Day'' celebration. are asked to bring a toy or back to their Moscow posts to- returning the verdict late Tues- her four-day crowd • aatherinJ Bun h a d h :. (game to donal< to the baby ' day. They faced the possibility day afternoon. tour of the South. . urc ' an er COLUMBUS FORMER s'tting room 50 that young- 1 of expulsion. The civll action of Retta Mae At her first stnp in nearby by i Diana president Dwight D. Eisenhow· st:rs may use them whHe their A British military attache Bayles et al vs. Harry Layne Durham, she continued the DES MOINES (UPI) - President Johnson today de- Ro :"er"tpMrs 8Dil says he is not taking "as ac. attend PTA meetings named with the Americans as is for trial Thursday peacs and prosperity theme that nounced Republican farm policv views as "heartless Mus ' 1 erRoush ·sec nd 0 tive a part in the current at" spy during train 9:30 a .m. has been a hallmark t be prescription nonserise'' that would bring runner· rs . tamJ ane An;n P owoeU. "b cam· SI:'Cond Grade mothers 1 the same ed . of . hof economic up, 1. pa Ign as I s hou ldllk e ecause serve refreshments following np was a so report returnDemocratic campalgll. dJsaster to t I! na tOn . . . . . dau hter of Mr and Mrs Jeflo of advancing age and demands business meeting. Ali school ing to Moecow. "Wblie lorluoos can adll be The President pledged that h•s admmJStra!IOn would Junior atte.t 11 011 his time." parents are invited. (From Siberia, all four had l made, somethlag more is hap- strengthen and improve those elements J!IIl .sfarm pro· the '-! .....h.......- •'Eisenhower made the comgone to Japan and thence I pe•••• Ab North CartllbtiBlll gram whicb needed improvement. He sa1d h1s 2oal was d . 'T """';;:;;;:::._. .....,.. · · f 1A '' ten ant ts eresa M\;;J.WUQ. I rnent In a .letter to Rep. M ldl C fC tc Hong Kong. officials are s1tar1ng 111 lhe proseut-<lay "panty of opportumty or rura menca . d lh<! F hrn ai, said the three Americans would Robftt Tall Jr., me Republican if eport 0 prosperily," sbe told o tralDHe made tbe statements in a , -. . an res an candidate for the Senate. The To Ml'et Thursday ny on lo New Deihl Thursday. side crowd. speech for delivery on He sa•d the R<pubhcans had is Donna Theiss. former prnsident congratulated There will be a meeting of It was possible the Briton The Ohlo State Patrol loves- "The PresJdent has brought the the Iowa state Cap· attempt.ed to their deTaft •or his recent appearance Middleport Chamber of might retur1. via Communist tlgated a one car accident, that with him to the White House stop on his most in''prompt and fmal Cincinnati Lawyer on a television interview at the Martin China, a British official indi· occurred at 3:50 p.m. Tuesday many lesaonb of the past, campaign trip of the of the f.arm subsidy To Address D. ,, program <NEC's "Meet the al noon Thursday, cated. on Rt. 33 one and two tenths ed In depression and war He was flying to down- pra~ram by telhng farmers Mr. Nolan Carson, ~ Press"). The letter was re- ber 8, President Bob Coats miles north of Pomeroy. handed down from his Southern Illinois !or would be done to bring tion lawyer of Cincianatl u1. leased Tuesday night by Taft's today. .• PLAN SALE A car driven north by David forebearers .. n today at Peona and Sprmgfleld. disaster on them . active in Sons of the Rnol• campaif!n headquarters here. Following a luncheon, meni- The Rock Springs Methodlat Hindy, 26, Middleport wa• Mrs. Johnson received the Sets Basic l"uo . "I they think disaster tion Chapter in Cincinnati, will go to the Citizens Na· Church is sponsoring a rum· tempting to paSB anotber car most tumultuOUII reception of Johnson told his Des Moines ts If it comes, by be guest speaker at 1be tional Bank for a business tn the building on when tb:e left wheels audience that the basic issu~ in -or m smaQ doses, he said meetin& of the ~ _.1~ lng. All members are urged to in Pomeroy (orm- off the berm. The car Meigs Memorial Hoapital the was than Meigs Chapter, ~J(~ alt<nd. the late C. L. of control, ran off the road, ADMISSIONS - None. . ." He FEES REPORl'ED day ol 2 p.m. at tl)e liiiilo 4J ·Friday and ting a fence and power pole. DISCHARGES - Mrs. Roy "and (Or my part, lhis Meigs County Court reported Miss Nancy lloetl Ill · ~ reiPETITION FILED from 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. There was heavy damage to Sayre, Racine; Lucy Spencer, oe a responsible port. A. petition was filed in Meigs ----the car, Ughl to lhe fence. and George Korn, Jr., " a total of $1,661.25 in fines dis- MfJ. Carson, whO Is ..ell'* Coun!Y Clerk of Coorts for SPEAK AT RALLY none to the polo. Hlndy escap, and Belly Snyder, Lethat he was proud tributed as foUows for the In slate aod local in the amount of George)olelqhart, wilh Cong. ed Injury. W. to be lh<! son of a tenant fann· month of September: Fees 1<> work, also will b!l Ethe' M. Pete Abel4. 111\dJ Collins, One arrest reported Johnson said, "my roots are stale $482.46; fees '" Sherill, Canon Is the before ·· · ra~ John 44, Gotteral Hospital soil lhan most $71.85; Fees to County General Wo)'IIO Gibbons. of Dayton men picketed ()()- HOOVER $59· ltlah . low toolght Thursday 1$-lt, I • lili•• ens ~aUonal B ~- day - at y e Partly cloudy BJWI warmer c. •ilht ood Thursday. Hip ~ NOW YOU IIO'fOY • w - I loda,_ m- MEIGS THEATRE I MMIIy lair lJid .... sleeper t I ?ct. 6, 1964 Fi i sh:~·ass 1 J I WEATHER at 3 p. m. at the nome of Mro. Middleport Robert Reibel. There wiU be a The many friends and rela· to G rd •0 f th Rebel Mr. and Mrs . Harold Rush ot lives of Mr. and Mrs. Carson ur e 1 a em .,.. New Concord, Ohio, were the Hayes are cordlally invited to ~f:o::" .::_:::tb:::e_:::m:::e:::e.:..ting~.---­ weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs . an open hou.se on Sunday, OctoJudson White . They also home in • 11 ed with Mr . and Mrs . Carl Gilhours of more and were dlnner and 5 p.m."'to help "Grandpa" Saturday of Mr. and ·Mrs. Har· and "Grandma'~ · celebrate t.ht-ir old Sauer, Mary Ruth...aod Joy, weddlbi- · anniversary. and Dick Sauer. Carson Hayes and Hazel Shuttlewortll Were United in marMrs WorJey HoweII Is a tient in Holzer lfospital at rlage October 11, 1914 at Mur"nd two dau(!'eal- ] ray City~ SiJ h h I bel daughter, and a son, Mr. and W ere s e 5 ng Mrs. Jack Fruth and children, for a heart condition. are l'fet]nnl them cele-the day : Raymond, Pt. Mike , Jean. Carol , Lynn, and Miss Judy Butcher PI y Cha 1 J b f p . Pl I ' easant, . a.; res, on o otnt easant; Mrs ' at Ohio University, AtheDB, and Pomeroy ; Vergil , Columbus. Edward Crooks and daughter Joe Moore Columbus spent tbt! c:an;on, p · • ~·: Cllicago, 111. : Bob, 1 ~! J- ddl epor, t an d M"Jss weekend with her parents, Mr. Ne w Haven, W. Va .; B"ll S Aarne a, McC 1 , yra· nna oy, w110 I.S 911 years :md Mrs . Ira Butcher and son.lctJSe ; old. Ila Mae Bowers, ColumJim . bus ; Helen Grace Rusche!, Porn· The honored couple received Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Mill-l eroy many lovely cards. flowers and g1fts includrng a color TV set from their children. The large decorated wedding anniversary cake wl:ls a gift from Mrs. Wal· ter Crooks, who baked and dec· ~ ora led it. Mr . and Mrs. waller Crooks, Gene and Jeaoelle, were in Point Pleasant Sunday to attend the 50th wNkling anniver· sary of her parents. Mr . and Mrs. H. E. Fruth A family dm· ner was held at the home of another daughter and family, Mr . and Mrs. Louis Rossi, Henry and Jimmy , with Mr . and Mrs . Crooks assisting hosts. Other members of the family attending were M1 :ss Kathryn Fruth of Charleston. w. va ., a it '' '•• "F' -~~ "'!"~'-I'M~~~~,~ It~ •will ~ � 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/. 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