http://66.213.69.5/files/original/12ce59a17839b9fbd6b14c060d0f321e.pdf 9c6e93d4cd70425b54413a9911dba491 PDF Text Text ~~~~on!••::,m~~.· 12-Dally Sentinel, Pom...ay·Mlddlepon , 0 ., Oct. 15, 1984 I :1:':: Gett''ng ersona w~~. ":f••~:: ~~~ed Mrs. Lillian Stieff is Conferred L''fe Membership ,·n OES Chapter aid Brlctleo, !loy Brlcllleo, (). tan Harrisoo, Ralpb Carl, virgil Carl, Lloyd KJnc, Dwigllt Carl, Tracy Whaley, Harvey Van Vranken, Faye Pratt, Gla· dys Cuckler, Geoffrey Wilson, Prayer is Theme OJ D • b . evotrons y ' ' MISSIOn Group " Dale llarrlloll, aU of Pomon>)'; Ira Butdler, Rlclw<l Cboml> en, Charles Searles, o! Mlfl. dleport; Walter Burke o! Ha· cine, Paul Tribe and danght· er Jane, and Woodrow Wilson, Atbeno; Olarlea P. Rllflt, Col umbw; Rusaell Wllaon of Logan; Cllf!ord Lohrer o! Clnc!J>. nati, Mtas Colleen WUIOil, Albens and the honored J!Ueat, !.Ira. WOllam Lobrer. for group oingtng led l>y !.Ira. programand chairman. Mro. Ruth the Il ~=======================:::: The conferring of a life mem- 1 Distingulshed guests Jntro- John Mrs. Lyoru, Jack Bechtle Mrs. u ddl • • • m~ting oct. Wolfe 6 of opened the Sbellie 1• bersh1p to Mrs Lillian Steiff, 1duced were Roberta K. Mmg- fielding Hawkins registered the In J.t ai eport Boice Missionary Gruup of the w·ganist of Evange line Chapter, I hng. Past Grand Matron of guests. Wel<'ome tags in silver Bethlehem Baptlst Church, Visit Elbttrfelds Housewares Department On The First Floor Order of the Eastern Star, and , Ohio. and Verna Hammond , given each D"nest. A ba!l- Mrs. Robert Allensworth, Mn. h d f D a.. James Rawley , Emma Joachim Great Bend, with prayer at Mrs. ~e observance of ltle 601 _an- ~uty Gran Matron o •strict kt't of rf(l ruses and the in. and Barbara Baer visited with Rosa Stepp's borne. ruversary of the rhJ\pler, h1gh- 25 Otht>r~ we-lromed we-re- ~cript1on "60th Anniversary," M H W Devo>tions were given by Mrs. 1 8 k lighted a spt>eial meeting held 1Worth_l' \latron;:. and Worthy Pa- dt>ruraled the auditorium. a:x .aye~ 0 ee~~~nnon, · Glenna O'Connor using as her 'fuesda\.' evening at the VIa son- trons of other chapters and past . A thcee . tiered decorated · Va . over t e w · theme, "When Prayers Aren't lc Tt>mple m M i ddl~port With matrons and . past patrons of ~ake t'entered tlle refreshment Mrs. Horace McEthiMy sub- Answered," from scripture, other dJstnrt chaprrrs pre- ' Evangel me Chapter. :\1arte , tablt- flanked wit..b lighted t.a~ stitut~ for Mrs . Larry Wiley at Luke 11 :9-13. Five reasons were st'nf . : Curd , d1stnct officer, and pa~t ers Ca ke and ice cream was Pomeroy Kindergarden Classes cited for unanBwered prayers : Etta ~1 ae Norton. worthy ma- 1~rand appumlmt-nls ~erved wtth Mrs. Mitchell and Tuesday. wrong'\Aotive, Jack of earnesttron , and Wr_ll.am King. worthy I :\lrs S!t~lft was wel C'umed as ~1rs. Lyun~ presiding at the sil· Mr . .and Mrs. Robert McEI- ness, lack of Iaith, sin in one's J-aTron , prt-stdt>d Sf"n-"m~ as till~ h~nured gtJt·st : ~ ud tht! !lie ver coffet' and tea services. hinily were Parkersburg visltors life, and praying out of the will protme! wen~ Mrs. James · ..__ h ted b 1Oming room hostesses were of God. A dedicated prayer was Pul\lm. Mrs Guv Rrynoids lnd mem~r,s 'P1 wasShpre-.~en k · ~'l Mr~ N:m Moor!! ,'yliss Mildred Mond 3 y ~vetting . M !\. L F · h · :' mg mg e remar ......, , , then offered by Mrs. O'Connor. 1 Mrs rs 1 . rene . : on Lhe :N y~ars or Mrs. Slelff l ~awlt')' . \1r:i Earl ~emer, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Fultz 'lbe president Miss Wilma a~ ur.:armt 01 the dwpler . her En·111 and otht>r off1cen. attended the Purdue-Wisconsin Sayre, read the' profiles on the year ., worthy matron, and football game Saturday in lndl- three Special Interest MissionPOMEROY OHIO ht>r servi~.:e 111 the c-hurch ~:~nd ~,..,~ fl!itZ,~y·..Ji;~ ana . They were gu<:'sts of Mr. aries. 'fwJo letters of thanks __ ··cummunti.Y in varwus <H'Iiv 1. · ~ and Mrs. Robert Olsen at La- were read. by the proJect chairTONIGHT ues \Irs Stt>J it alsv was wes· fayette, Ind . Beth Fultz was the woman, Mrs. Evelyn Foreman, "HOW THE WiST t:ntt'C <~ mo11ey l"orsage. :~ gue.sl of Mr. and Mrs. Wi1liam from Hong Kong for sweaters WAS WON '" u't / ~: verson and family of South and from BW"ma for used specITechmcoJorl 1\.lrs I• rt:d Uluettnar ul Porn· , ~t,Jl Charleston, Ohio, and Barbara tacles Dtbble Reynulds. t.:llrroll Ba ~rm t hapler UE/1 was p1amst , ~ • •• 4 and Be-cky Fult7 were guests of The. collection from t hi 11 1 Iter. John Wa.vw:•. H.u ss Tam 1'u tl 1 ~ ~\·e111noe progcar11 · ''' · (' "" i 1their grand parents, Mr. and meeting •·t·ll be donated to the 1 p 11 l))yn, Gregm·v Pack Lee ·1 .~t<~llatwn ut llt'W uflll'ers w11\ ·, · orneroy · Ch'll. " ' Cobb. Henry F'onda CprotvH . .. . , i Mrs. J ~~ hn f'ornas h m I reo- Love Gift Offering Fund. ! fonrs , Karl Maldrn. Gf'u p ,.. p llt ochld lklt>lnbt'l J at the T~m· Mrs. Beulah Kratnz of Char· ', the . while their parents were Jn Tbe program, "We Dedicate , .>ard..las. St~>wart R1<"'h ~ 1 ·<1 1 -Nidmark, Thrlma Rit tt-r P e_ le~lou. W. Va. and VIrgil Woods l lndiana . Ourselves," was presented by ! .V[kkt>\" Shau~hnrssv \\~I ter t·oll o" 111 !1. tlle opemng ntual lol Poea W V1:1 wt>re Sundav · Mrs Ruth Wolf Th hymn I ,. · · ,. . . Mrs. Be-tty Williams and Mr. · My Life and · Lel e , 8 .:.J·ennan. He-nr:'f lllorQ au a· P1·ogi:lrm tummemur a lng ·~ult' ,, !\Uests of· therr cousms, Mr . and· . .. ·· •·Take It Be," I Winnt'! of 3 o\rad em\· tiOltt <:~nmvt•rs an ul the cha p- r . .. . 1and Mr<i Jue J urner VISited at . A. ward~' · ·d h 1 Mr s. Carl Moore . Flat rock 1 w Va recently with was sung by lhe members. The I Technieolor Cartoon ler was yresen,e . " 11 !\liS : . 1 • • ' • • meelmg was closed by prayer' ftun nin.e t1me 2 fir~ .'l.i mm Le.~l u: .t;rvm reddmg H puem. : Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson, Mrs. relauves. b M E 1 F A.liu ll~ Sl 00 Ch 1ldrrn . 50c · l< t>mem bering fnends ·· A f11m Jell and Mrs. John BPaver Mrs. Daisy Ankrom left Wed· Y rs. ve yn oreman. · Vul"al solu "" \h ·L1.~k " w116 wt>re Monday VIS!Iors ·· ·In p ar k-., t1eSday 1or ht'r hom e in Fort Refreshments were . served by fRIDAY and SATURDAY · · · J k S C alte spendt'ng Ule hostess lo W1lma Sayre, ~ ung by .Frank Cht>e~ebrew m e1 sburg. W. Ya . I ac son, · r ~ , . Oct. 16-17 1 sPveral weeks with her niect'!l Ulenna 0 Connor, lsabel Lewis · · ·h "7 FACES OF OR . LAO" trJbutt' Mr~ ., \1 C K Nea"• >pent 1~1on· . (Tf:'chntrolor' '. . 11 lo . Mr s. , Stt'lft, 1Wit Mrs. James Brewmgton a nd, and danghter , ll re nd" a, Evelyn . 1 . . · rs · · · ~ . fonv HBnrlnlt Arthur U'Con P~t Haptonstall Jl t e Pli!nu. 1d<tv in C'olurnbu~ wtth re!atlvf's !f:mllly and Mr and Mrs John Foreman and sons, Jimmy and · OP IJ. H;wltara Pdrn .lohn fr l'he 1 11 ~ror~· ~I the dwpl er !and v1srted her mother. Mrs . E. Vroman . · · David, and Ruth Wolfe. 1Csnn f\' u;~h RF•PfV .lr Dirrct · and lllghiJghts te~ken from prev·: J . Hill who is a put..ient in : d M Rlaine Walburn The November meeting will ! oy Gt:>u l'al Wunrlel"s nf'ver IilllS mmute~ tlunugh the vears . Ml · an rs b . I 1 era sf'· n · h I UmversJty Hosp1tu . and children ' Kimberly and Da- e held at Ruth Wolle s home. I h wt're rf:'at y ~ 1r~ . 11e 1 ert , "SOLOIER IN THE RAIN" :\Hehl"ll. a ~so~ii:l te n~atron . Mrs \1r an<J Mrs. C J . Struble re.- Yid, of Vie_nn a. 'II!· Ya ., s~t I lacki<' Clt<ason, Slrve ~1C' Nort on r1•ad 1!w n;un es of past turned home Tuesday, after a Saturday With their. parents, r ..}ueera Tuesd ay W1•ld mllln•ns and patrons of the len day~ v1s1t with rrlatives in and Mrs. Verner See and Mr. 1 SUN., MON. TUES. l"hapter Wllh in terestmg evenls , Logan, Carroll, Columbus, Ma· and Mr~. RaymondF'W~ b~r~; 0 Oct. 18- 19·20 "THE NEW INTERNS" nf th eir year given bv tile rion and Cleveland. Mrs. vawrence orth 0 lf'n~ A shower honoring Mrs. Wil-l Mich aPI Cailf'n Barbera Ed en group \Irs EvPI)n Lewis and I . . na , W. a' was. , e recen li.lm Lohrer, Athens, was held Colorcartoon' ~~ 1 ~s Cora Rupt> 50 vt•ar mrm- 1 Lt Danrel 0 Struble who IS , guest of Mrs M L W1lson. Frrday evf'mng at the home of ~~::::;;~;;-~-:::·:::-:::-:·~--=--===~;;;..,;;;;_::,:;:.;-.:..:.-.:.~slat1 oned at Fl. Campbell, Ky Mr. and Mrs . John Thomas 1\>Irs Hobert Eastman, Che~der Monday evening , to JO in Chuter No. 8441 I: amved . had as their weekend guests Mr Roa d A 1arge s1or k, wh1te basMrs Struble for a ten day.s v1s1t and Mrs Robert Arbau~h, ~ol, ket holdmg a doll baby and REPORT OF CO NOJTION w1th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Lester Bowers. Spnngfreld; · 11 d , .(. J . Struble and her mother, Iand Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Balser ye ow an green s1reamers . d . ted th 'It tabl · . d 'k t>cor<~ e g1 e . OF MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Chapman . and sons. Tom an Mj e, o1 G d II boot·· 'th : In th~ Stat• of Ohio. at th• Cion Df Busineu on October 1, 1964. and other relatives. Mansfield, reen an ye ow •es WI 1 Publi1hed in responH to call made br Ctomptrotler of the Cur- ~ Miss H:t~l Mae Hysell and I _streamers attached was used . r•ncy under Section 5'211 U S Revised Stetut•• brot 11er, Haro ld Hyse II J r. oI m an archway to complete the • , f • , , . , A<sETS I[) 1 I th k d der ocauons. Games were play1ed with prizes going to Mrs. : Ca.th. hatanrP~ IA."Iltl ullw r hank-,. and r<ls/1 !lt'm' l : awar~ spen e wee en lll prort'~S u[ t"UIII•rtinn . s 500 ,09995 1with their parents, Mr. and Mr.s. I Charles Searles, Mrs. Ralph I Unilt•rl Slnlt>g (; nlrrn m('n l oblige~Til'n~ dlrt>l'l and Harold Hysell Sr. They came C l d Mr H V I g uJr;mle~>d 1.\i l:'t of <lnv rt>., t>lll'~l 1.572.968.75 1to be with the-ir father, who unV~~~k:: s. arvey an ' Obli g.:~ tio n~ of Stat1•s :11Hl politr r.fll ~ uhd 1 mions d>!r~ent sur~~ry al Melg! Me- Judge Frank Porter of PornAfter Mrs, Lohrer opened her (Net uf Jllv rt>wrvt'~ -~ ____ 322,421\ .81 mortal Hospltlll, Saturd<Jy, eroy was guest speaker when "fl k d td "th Loan s 11 nd rl is <·o unt.~ !NC't of anv rl'servt>s) - - --~ --- 2.348 667.73 Mrs Albert Mees and daugh. , gl ~. ca e ecora e WI Flxect assr!s sO 980 37 . . t.he Bus mess and Professional green and yellow booties, ke I --- ---· ·- -~------· . ter, Mn. Harold Erwm were Women's Club of Middleport ff d J' 1 b u· · Other a ss et~ ---·----" -·--··· 1200000 W d d f M ,, · cream, co ee an 1tte oo es · ' . . e ne.s ay guests o r. anu met Tuf!sday eyening at the 1fll d .th . ta ed ' •• •• 6 .A Mrs Earl Denny Sr . : 1 e WI rnm were serv . TOTAL ASSF'TS __ __ _ --- --~---·- ~,u.J ·'-""2.61 · · Martm Restauran t. 1 Guests were Mesdames Char· ' Mrs. Je~ eob Ebersbal'h and Ad . · t · 1 1 11 ]ourmng o 1e SOCia les Riffle William Strauss DonI liABILITIES ' ·' 1Mrs. C. J . Ebersbach wert" . rooms of the Columbus and ! ' -~---"--Dt-mand deposits. of indmdu~tls . partner~ h ipll, j Wl"dnesday ~i~ner guests of Mr. J Southern Ohio Electric Cornpa·l . and enrporalums . . ____ $1 396.~9 .21 and Mrs. W1_lham We-lls. 1 ny for the program, Mr. Port•• T1me and savt~gs depos1ts of m_d1v1doa h, \1rs. Dess1~ Patter.son spent er spoke lhere 00 the topic, partnersh1 ps and l'orpvrJtwns . · ---~~-- 2 . ~ fi 1 . 307.77 1 '1'uf'sdav wlth Mrs. Jacob '"Th M 1 I' h' 1 L' b 1t ' ., 1 st r· · e Hu or e · rc eod Ja 11b·y ' D~pos1' t s nr t •nl 15 .98 "• ·2, 1 Gloeckner. Pi. ~If'S ,o1t>rnment Oe-posils of States and polilical ~ llbdi\"i lson~ _ l2.i.431 .13 .. aw. , e was mtr uced . } 13.5/0.3-1 • Mrs. LlorJCl Ebersbach . special Cutiried and officers chf'cks. et('. _ TOT.-\1. DEPOSITS ... $4.112 .803 66 Booster 1Weetrng committee chairman, in the Total dem and rleposts In Belpre Attended ab~en('~ of Mr:~ · Harry Moore, . - $1 .551,495.89 Twelve members of Theodor· legtslaUve cham~ an. To! JI tt mt· a11d sa\l n g~ dl"'pllsits $2.561,307 .77 us Clmncil Daughters of Am· At the conclusiOn of his ~lk . ' Mr. Porter was presented With Rt>ilisc·ounts :.~nd uJh;.r lrJhlll t le~ lor . ertc<~. were ln Belpre Monday , a gift from the club by Mrs. I' borrowed mont<y .. -- --------150 ,(1(){).00 , evemnR to attend the Boosters Ebe b h M J h W Other liabilitu·~ ·-~ . .. - ------- · 42,777 .93 1 meeting held in the Lions club ~ds ac · ndrs. ted" nth erbne~•. -"""'"'-"'""- , b 1 , k d pr-es1 ent, co uc e us1TOTAL LIABIII- TI FS - --- ---- ---- ----·--- $4 .305 ,581 59 1atUJ the dmg.MeA SIX o cloc mner ti h d thodtst t.:hurch pre- ness mee ng wen ona ti ons I were made to the Red Cross eded th e meetmg. ' c d · an d the M'ddl CAPITAL ACCOUNTS I All endmg w~re Mrs. 0 onald men nve 1 eport F'Ire- 1 Common s!O<'k-p<lr val11e per shat e $5U UO Emergency J<'und . No. s hare~ authorl ~f'd 2uoo H~u ck. M~s. Llllre Hauch, Mrs. A donation from Lera JODel J\"o. shares outslandmg 2lll>O. Tut:~l pH value i 100 000 00 RIChard Campbell, Mrs. Ben f b ttaJ . t :mO 000 00 ~ Neutzling, Miss Erna Jesse, or ~~~ M '"~"wlpmen SuqJ-1us - -- ·- · · accepu:u. rs. eroer waa anUr;dl\'lrlr-d prnfits 130,961.02 Mrs. Joseph Beegle, Mrs. Arned th & B . and TOTAL CAPITAL AC('rH'\;TS 530,961.0;! old Hayes, Mrs Ray Seiden- nounc a usmess · ·-- · -- professional Women's Week i a?el. Mrs. Henry RPibel . Mrs. would be held March 7-13, TOTAl. LIABn .JTJES ANn $4,8 6.542 . 1! Harry Stahl, Mrs. Charles Co6 3 CAPIT.A.L A(TO L NTS • :===== ~ hen and Mrs. Thomas Cook. 1965 Thelma Hysell of Rutland l. Harold 1!:. Hubbard. V. P J('~id t•n ! & Ca~ l1ier. of Lhe above 1 was voted into membership. · 1s · OBSERVES BIRTHDAY namP d hank do hrrPbv drrlal'l' 1hat tl11s r('port of ron d.111011 . Mrs . Ne1Ji~ Vale, personnel de· tru~ and co rrect to lht' best ur tHY knowledge and brllef . j _Tom Lyons o'tlst!rved hl!i 18th velopment chairman ill be in IIAROJ.IJ E. Hi iBBARD 1birthday anmversary Monday I h f th N ' w We, the undcr ~igtwd dirrrtors HttP~l lh P rr.rrerlnl'ss of th1s I evening at a family dinner giv- c arge ~ ~ ovember pr~ nport of cond1tion anfl deC'larl' thai tl has twt>n examined by 11s rn by his parents, Mr. and gram. rs. erner express 1nd to th£" best uf uur knuwledgt> <Jnd helrl"'f is trur :.nd rnrrP<'I. , Mrs . John Lyons. Miss Judy the thanks ~ the club to Mrs. RODNEY DOWNH\G . Hvst!ll was a guest at the din- ~harles Le~~ for her attracROBERT t rOATS D1rtl"luri · d I B d Und trve and orJg.mal table decora· ROSE s. RF.YNOLDS I ne~ :bb"a ~ ernar ' a, Uons for the dinner. The aut-an le yons. wnn theme was carried out io the fJower arrangement, nut-cups and leaf cutouts. t ' Mo•llr lair wltb little eluutJ• In ltmpertturt toaigbt aud Sat-onlay. Low lonJ&ht C.U, hiP Sauu<lay lf>-70. 1 0<'- l"'" Factory authorized end-of-season VOL XVI NO. 157 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By DANIEL SOUTHERLAND 1 11overn~ent statement released in a brl~f fo~-paragraph news lmmedJatel' afterward was commumque 1ssued by NCNA TOKYO (UPI) - Red China monitored ln London a.s saying and monitored in Tokyo. success fully exploded lls first the explosion took place on Oct. JJ came 17 days after Secre· atomic bomb today. 11.) tary of State Dean Rusk said The official New China Ncws 1 Jt sald the bomb was explod- Red China would explode a nuAgency <NCNA ) said the blast in the ··western region of dear advice "at any lrne." But was set off at 3 p.m. Peking China," but did not pinpoint the Ru.~h pninted out that it would time 13 a.m. EDTJ . location. 1be a long time between such a <But a Communist Chinese The disclosure was contained : !est explosion and Red China's MEIGS THEATRE '· Gaffing led I ersona NOW YOU DOW' ... acconllq t. tbe edld011 II tbe ....paper bvealta. at y e M_.,_........... '"'*" j • W'EA'I'AER -- FIVE CENTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 ~ssible possession of 1 ~tock- led the . Russi_ an dispute with j people ·' It said tlle bt'st t fifth nuclear power, wa due to explodOO In Smkjanr Provlnct p1Je of such weapons w11h a Commumst China over the best st rengthened Red Chm.:t"s na- j the hard work of Chinese engi- - wh1ch borders on the Sov1tt modern delivery system. way to purst communism and tiona! d f nse and f arded r workers and technical Union. I Follows KhruSb's OUster The historic explosion came less than 24 hours after the announced ouster of Nikita S. Khrushchev a 8 premier and Communrst party leader in the Soviet Union. Khrushchev had had been instrumental in wrth· 1. ee sa egu . drawing Soviet support from I Its motherland. It added that lt the Chinese nuclear progr<1m al so was a "major contribution about five years ago. . . to the cause of world NCNA boasted. U1Bl the sue- I peace" cessful nuclear tesl was "'a ma-llt said the succf's!l. which jor achievement for the Chinese makes Red China the world's nee s, personnel. Probably Primitive Device The announcement of the nuclear test did not say .so. but observers felt it was most probabJ~· a primitive nuclear device The nuclear test announcement was followed by a IOV• ernment statement saying that Red China had been forced W build a nucl~ar bomb becaUII of a •·noclear threat posed bf the United States." 1 1 Premier lawn products I 1 Shower Given M Lh rs. I :..::.....::,::,: : ret 1 BRIEF · · WIRE NEWS 0 I f'rom whil( floor stocks last! THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CINCINNATI - A THREEjudge federal court panel Thur!!day ruled unconstitution~ al the Hanna Amendment to the Ohio ConstUuJion, and gave Ohio two years t.o reapport1on Its legislalure. The amendment, adopted in 1003. allows each county at least one representative regardless of its size. The court ordered the effective date of its j 1 1 • • Judge por er Is S k pea er on b Lia ilify Law • authorized dealer MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I 1 YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER """'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',..• ·' • 1 I - The -FlAIR -lforify""' kltea9 witb buiiWD eta-.-. ADd tbia eompa.et M .. eleetric raace makes petite Jdtebena tbe lllOI'e pre.. cioua. J Ullt lllide • J1..AIR ( eabiDet f' and a.U) into tbe place ol your p.:eweat ._.... ~! It'• true~ ·~ ~.t• oNII: ..... rtk 0.. <::o.rbol ]IIOQ ..,. . . . , . . *-"rtrmrtk .Burface """1nc" Uatt.a ta ~ anaubll" ...-Ron-To.. You Oookln&' Top ·A~ "eatw• btc1u11e Heat-~ SUrlaco twl,. -.e~•ve ap.tter.J'ree IN'oll:mg. AutorrttUe Meat T-.s.r aa4 I ........ IIIAt Bwt..,. U... ,.A..,., ....,. ...' ...., ' ... ~ASON _. ' DRtvE·IN ' ONe. .... -"" ..... ,._ , . , "'--- . -----~ s'tJm~ BAKER FURNITURE FRI,-fAT.-$UN. Oct. 16-17-11 Doubl• Feature PrDII"Mn .uss DAYS AT PEKING" With Ch•rltoo Heaton and Av• Gtardner " (Teehnjcolor) -and- · "'PLAY IT COOL,' Bobby Vee Helen Sh•plro -· ~~- - - · · --~ ''. ' ~ --' Trim Fleetside Pick11p (shown above) ••• or handy Stepside Pickup wiJII running boards between cab and rear fenders. There are 6~ or 8-ft bodies, plus an extra-long 9-ft:Stepslde body. Floor of heavy wood planking with full..len&th steel sldd strips. Tailgate held snugly by anti-rattle r.tches. You get CHEVROLE,T IDIOOth independent front suspension and self·adJustllll brakes. Check 011t a Chevy pickup for your kind of job. Telepllone your CIJeyrolef ll•fer about !!!l type of trudc ; 'I POMEROY MOTOR· COMPANY W. MAIN STREET POMEROY WY 2-2126 I Dri"vers Escape fn]"ury in Ike Likes GOP TO Fu}fill Rt. 248 Wreck ~~~~~:;~ Spooks Invited :~~~E~~:- ::J.~: Labor Captures Razor-Thin To Show Stuff . parliament IC t ory Ill v· October 2"th • D American ream I ,. eomes in two •inds of pietlups Barry won't Jerk Farmer support..s order delayed to give the 1965 ~ssion of the ~eneral Assemoly an opportumty to set up a new plan for reapportioning the legislature. State legislators will be elected oext month as they have been in the past but I the 1966 elections will b held under the new sytsem of dis. , .. tricts. SIOUX FALLS, S. D. (UPI)- GOP presidenllal can· dictate Barry M. Goldwater, in the major Iarin speech of , CORPUS CHRISTI, TF.X. his campaign, promised today he will "never jerk the rug . . . -Special safety precautions from under the American farmer." MAKE T9UR - Mefgs County Extensron Homemakers club me~ber ~explored several of the mam busmess places in t~e com~_ty this wee~. are reported being t~:~ken for! His pledge was the highlight of a day carrying him T_h~ group IS sho~n here ~eady to lea~e the cou~t:y home. Left to nght ID the front ro~ are Mrs. France_s Spencer. extens1~n ~s~tstant, who 11 President Johnson'~ visit here into the northern farm belt from Houston, Tex., where 1 giVmg the.group.mformatton concer~mg the facth~y; Mrs. Esther Smallwood, Mrs. Darts l!:astman, Mrs. Ltnda Ferrel~. Mrs: . \lf~1ma Salser, Mrs. 1 h h most auth- Thursday night he said ·that "no matter who speaks for i Tress Swam, Davtd Brown and Ruth Ebersbach. Back row, Mrs. Ann San vage, Mrs . Florence Well, Mrs. Man• K. Ro~e . M1~ . f'1 Jed a Bate-s, Mrs. ;r~:Y~o: td~:iss the "Nazi it, communism will never bury us." Margaret Brown, Mrs. Jean Sayre, Mrs .. Margaret Bailey, Mrs Sara Roush , Mrs. Etta Cullurns, Mrs .. Pauline Hysell, Mrs Martna Rose, Mrs. Het .. 'rh as· Goldwater's first en Swartz, Mrs. Pat Holter, Mrs. Inez Wilson, Mrs. Eleanor Leonard and Mrs. Lester Young .-Sentmel Photo arsenal plot" a~ a IaIse aIarm . a1 w l1 The -mental patient who utterance on the leadership ences to what he called Pres.: . . . . . .. .ex ht f k' shakeup in Russia which dis· dent Johnson's "curious crew . Meigs County Extenswn pumped from a well 1200 feet to 30 tons of sale which Is sold I all rts m111erals and ul1hzed for i THlRD STOP was bemg sout theorprna -~ng 1•8 ·laced Soviet Premier Niki- At one point, someone in the Homemaker club members ex- deep at about 125 gallons a mm- in Indiana, Kentucky. 0 hi o, 1beverages. Beverage 1s mixed Bob B.ver and Marvin Jeft~reat agal~~ t 1 resi ~ ~fa Khrushchev. ~fhe senator and Colt Stadium crowd of more plored Meigs County resources ute. then goes into large slor- Pennsylvania, West Virginia, : ~:~nd ag~d in stainless steel fers showed !he ladies throop life was s\ -~r· a~'r 7d his advisers were waiUng to than 25,000 yelled "Walt Jen- Wednesday in a tour planned age tanks, then pre-hearter_s, and Tennes~ee. tanks Product of the local the Ohio Valley Baking Co. ever. The s te:Ifi~ ~imee shaad know more about the Kremlin kins" when Goldwa~r Us~ed b_Y the Me~s Count~ Coopera- furnace pa_ns, mud settlers. fil- Second stop on the t~ur was pl~nt ar~ distr~buted t~ seven High points of interest were ,h~lr efforts ters and mtu the vats where lhe Royal Crown Bottlmg Co. nerghbormg Ohio counties and the large store room of su~ 1 d t nover before saying anything presidential "comparuons like tive ExtensiOn Service . faLied to turn up any new ea s. specific. Bobby Baker, Billie Sol Estes The groups m_et at 10 a. m. salt is made. . l in Middleport where Mr. Wood- in Mason a~d _ J~ckson Counties ~lies and how th~ b~ad dough HEAD CITY N C Goldwater also skirted dJrect and Matt McCloskey.'' at the ExcelsiOr Salt Works The salt contams all naLural l row Call Sr, was guide. of West V1rgrma. In 1963 the 1s nuxed and divided mto equal b MOR~ 't · ·~ me t on the resignation of where Edward Ebersbach, minerals, Mr. Ebersbach said. . He explained how well wa. company redeemt'd $10,000 amounts for each loaf of bread. 1 11 1 plant head, served ~s guide.! Approximately 35 tons of co.al l ter ~s processed through a i worth of bottle caps for chari- The gr~up also watched the - Humcane ~: a~ stl'u~k ~:Stde~tial aide Walter w. Jen.. ;~n~at:~.a:a wlh scattered kins, who left his White House He explained how brme Is a day are used to produce 20 1treatmg plant for removal of I ty . (Contmued On Pqa 2.) winds tllat inflicted no appar-- job after disclosure of arrests !nt major damage on the on two morals chaifjies. B~t storm-wise coast Goldwater drew laughter 1D Highest winds were 55 miles Houston at his repeated referK•n• resigned today •• ed the lnd.Jans a ~·o ~ year per hour, 20 m.p.h. tess than pilot of tho St. Louis Carlease on the Cleveland S"•dihurricane force which 1.0011 had dlnals. am with a rent reduction and boasted Thuraday when It md· The Ohio State Patrol invespromise of improvements. LONDON (UP!\ - Opposition leader Harold Wlled its meaodering course and tigated a two-ear aceldent that" Cardinal President Aug· ' son's Labor party won a razor-thin parliamentary el~ headed toward the coast. occurred at 10:45 a.m. Thura- ust A. Bu1ch Jr. announ· The offer was deHvered to tlon victory today over Prime Minister Sir Alec Dougla• day on Rt. 248 in Chester. ced at I news confarance The Feeney. Bennet Post 128 Gabe P.aul, Indians president Home's Conservatives . TOKYO - TfllE POWERFUL A car drlven,tABst by Audrey that the 52...,..r-old Irish· American Legion of Middleport aod general manager, before It W'RS questionaiJ'te ror a time whether Labor wou1d United State• Olympic team G. McCoy, 47, Reedaville made man had dacldad Ia sub- has announced plans lor the lbe board of dlreetors met "' I win enough seats to co ntrol Parliam,nt. Wilson is tenserang up four more gold medals a left tum loto the path of a mit his r•lgnetlon on annual community observance vote oo changing the 115-year- ly awaiting a formal summons to Buckingham Palace to · old fraae bl se. rorm a new government . today wlth three World record' COLUMBUS <UPI) _ For· car driven west by Rog£!r N. Sor,t. 28 before tho Card!· of Halloween to be held this trl na 1 had won the Nation~ ck nd tr I in swlmm ng a a · p 'dent Dwlght D Els- f\u('klt>v, 27, Pomeroy. 'nlere year Thuriday evening, Oct. 29 ~ . w-;=·~· ~· _.. With resu1ts ·m f or 607 or th 1 umphs by 400-me~r hu~ler :~r;w~aid. Thursday ~ Rt- wal!l heavy damage to the Me· • LeiCIUI pennant. at the Middleport stadiwn bt>- ~<?:~ill '" ,c.""'· '·A 163o S('<rts. party standings at 9 ~DT t_oday-;-before IUbmittin& Rex Cawley and girl sprmter bU admiDistraHon would Coy car and IgJght to the Buck- ~~5t:&:'-»~MY~ ginning at 7:15. a.m. EDT _were : I has res1gnation to Queen EliZI· Wyomia Tyus. ~~:[!surely go about the bus- ley vehicle. Prizes will be awarded in I ~onservattVes 293 se<Jts !5 beth II . . World recorda went to 15- iness of ampllfyin and extend- The- drivers escaped injury. 0 three age groups including six ' garn.s, 59 losses) . I The norrnall~ lm.p8,SSIVt Wityear-old Sharon Stouder of ing the American Dream.'" Mrs. McCoy was cited to Meigs years and under; six years to Labor 309 seats (60 gams, 5 son had .tear_s tn tus eyes when Glendora, Calli., In ber gol,d to a rail for court today charged wllh fail· 10 years: and to years and up. he left hts Liverpool hotel today medal victory In the women' In sn address y ure to yield rigbl of way. I Judging will be in these cote· • LONDON fUPI)Tbe Brlt· to the Vtclory cheers of • waltlOO.meter butterfly, to Thomp- Sen. Barry Goldwate~s~:h:~! Otehr arrests reported by the gories of most original, pret· isb Broadcasting Corp. said to-- ing crowd. _He ~ to J..on. I!IOn Mann of Chesapeake, Va., st~~a~d~bea~er, t f the patrol included Larry D. Pyles, Plans were made to achieve tiest, ugliest and funniest with Four persons were fined , one day the Labor pariy won aa don by tram. His VISit to the for the 100-me~r backstroke on ~.lll ~;, a v~c:~n tbo f ld 20, Ga1Hpolis Ferry, cited to the goal of $500 for the "Gift first , second and third prizes case was continued _and four absolute majority in tbe oew Queen would' probably _follow the first leg m the 400-meter ~;am wou m :U:an Meigs county court today for or Yanks Who Gave'' project to be given. other persons forfe1ted bonds House of Commons. Douglas-Homes by 15 mmutn. medley relay, and to tbe win- of lf human ~lg!:O digruty.'' no muffler; Jame1 ~· Csrpen· when the ~eeney • ~ennet Post Refreshment!J of elder, dough- today Jn Meigs County Court. l - - - - - - nlng U. S. relay team. Those we are · · - u ter, 25, Aberdeen, cited today 128, Amer1~an LegiOn of Mid- Puts and novelties wm be givMelg M ill R ltal four gold medals brought the He reminded hie audience of for speed; Vannie M. EUiott, 25, dleport, met Wednesday at the ~ to rsons In cost~mes and . Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., l loss_es) (1 ADMI~IO:or_ No: American total to 19 for t~e some 15,000 person~ th~t ~hi~ Philadelphia, Pa., today for hall. Post Command-er, Albert to the ':udience as long as the ~~r !~:•on =ha~~~ra~ pa~~~ 1 Llbe;al ~ seats gain. 2 DISCHARGES _ Willlam games and a total of 42 go • voted Republic~n ttle as speed, and Jobn S. Mohler, 32, Roush, was In charge of Ute.l supply lasts. ing 00 a yellow line· Jack R osse~ ded to · Searls, Middleport; Eata Haw· iilver and bronze. three presidential elec ons - Syracuse cited to GalUpolW n.eeting. . . · ee wm 306 seats. 8 ar barl "ot the shocked amazement of court W.sday for speed or i Able~, $10_ and C()Sts, failure The popul_ar vote was: tho:ne , Racine ; DETROIT _ 'tHE AUTO our opponents." Henry Clatworlhy, chalnnan Program on Safety to yteld nght of way; Harry Conservnhves 11,549,517 t4U6 Krugh!, New Haven: Anna 110 mllea per hour at night. Workers Union went 00 strlke "I urge that you agaln give of the "Yank Gift" committee, V. Zarba.ugh, $20 and costs, per cenl) Callaway. Coolville ; Rebecca toda against American Mo~ them the shock treatment In K led announced the $500 goal 10 be JJeing Announced speeding, and Audrey G. Me- Labor 11,826,002 (44.61 per Nease, Pomeroy. ~ d spite a major vic- 1964 " Elsenllower said. Parking now If' raised by the legion, auxiliary Coy, $10 and costs. larlure to centl :,;, ~rpkee;lng aUve the his- "1, will do them good to learn Is Forwtu"ded Here and lntereat<d perllOillt In the A safety program with L. yield right of way. 1 Liberals 2,749,036 (30.37 per Meigs Geooral llOapltal torte profit sharing contract the tbal they don't bave the country- Persons from Meigs county go- commuruty. A thennometer. llt Wesley While of the Shell Chern- Larry D. Pyles pleaded not ,cent) . ADMISSIONS _ Rev. T. 4. company proposed to abandon. in a bag, not so long as Ohio tng to the Ohio Rural Health to be installed in the Leg1on leal Co. at Belpre will be the guilty to an Ohio State Patrol The Labor margm was ex- Cleland, Racine. About 26,000 AMC w~ continue• Immune to tbe tech- Conference In Athens, October boll showing the amount o! the speaker whon the Chester PTA citation charging him with an peered to be . reduced as late DISCHARGES _ lllttla Br... Jalned 260,000 General Mootrs olquea of promlse-paddUng and 20, 1964, will not have tbe usual fund. meets Monday, Oct. 19 at 8 p. improper muffler. 'fhe case was ~turns cam~ m_ from Conserva- shaw, Pomeroy. kers in the major panic-mongering." problem of llndlng a place to Th ted donation of m. at the Chester grade achool. continued tive rural districts • wor o1 tbe auto lnduatry. Tbo park In that city. elfl'OUp vo 1 Firem Mr. White, director of solely · Douglas-Home awaired final ::":and company had ali but ATI'END CONVEN'110N '111t County Eatstsllln olflee :UIIto tbe ':,dd~•= and . ; at the sbell works, also Is su- Forfeiting bonds were Clyde results - upect<d about noon OPEN BOUSE SA'ftAIDAY 0pped lhe na~onal eco- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coats, baa Ieamed there will bt tiJilo mergency c tary School perlntendent In chafJ!e o! plant Wines, $25 for d~turbing the Then! will be ID houol ..,.. c con~act but had been Middleport, attended the 83nl pie rr.. parking at the Ob!G toward tbe Elernen protection. AU members and peace; Vannie Elliot an!! James LOCAL TEMP8 Saturday, October 17 from H tlon;:l to reach agreement on Natlooal Funeral Dlreclon COfto University GoU Cottl'lt pa1tin& lunch prngram. other lnlel'Ollred peraons 1 r e Carpenter, each ~.50 lor The temperaturo in Porno- p.m. for Mrs. Biondi l'ullltll mllfnly venU011 In Pittsburgh at the lot. PartlnJ also will be avail- Plana - . dllt<w!Oid lor the ura'ed to attend. A BeU tete- Si'eedtng, and Alvin Durhon, roy's busineaa district at 11:30 of Cou!v!Ue Rt. I, who will lte ~ IIlii lol:a) plaDI Civic Arena Tullday and Wed· able at lbo dty· pa~ lot at annual, Hal!ov-een observance phone film enUUetl, "Off he j$25.50 lor speed It! excess for a. m. today ·~• 73 depo ut>- celebrating ber 83nl blriWotr• , tltp'IIIL nlltlq. . . 7k per daf, , apouorecl by the poet. Job Safety," will be shown. road oottdltlons. der cloudy skies. Eve,- II ~· ' . ·' :Ore ""=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'=" ' Most gfomm·otiS rangu etJCr ••• they look I>Wt-ioo, "'" - ' I I I I I' " GUESTS OF TEACHER Mrs. Clyde BarUett · eDter· tained with a potluck dinner at her home Tuesday evening for the Reliable Class of the Middleport First Church of the Nazarene. Mrs. Bartlett is the teacher of the class. Present were Mrs. Nancy Morris and son, Danny, Mrs. Carol Burton and children, Connie and Bonnie, Mrs. Patsy Johnson, Mrs. Bonnie Hubbard, Mrs . Betty Sayre and son, Mike, Mrs. Shirley Rul!lsell and ehlldren, Marsha and Ricky Hamm and Martha, James and Becky Bartlett. 1 Jn h••''' -•• i n• · •t t Use now {it's a good time) or save on spring needs I MOSCO~ (UPI) - Former editor of the government news- eign polic!e8 even though fail-~ capitals foresaw no early \ President Johnson. spea king ] Thl"re had been none of the 1chev wu til . But there Wal Prem1er N1k1ta S, Khrus~chev paper lzvestm u~~ m them could have led to ch~ge ln the peaceful co- !Th_ursda} n1ght in Nt>w York, ady:.mce whispering that usuaiJy . mounUng speculati~ .I_Ou'ushwas reported today to be m toProtege1 Bounced h1s downfall I extstence pohcy but were pre- sa1d only the Khrushchev re·l hera lds dramatic events in ilie chev was removed m dl!gract tal pol1t1cal disgrace or m com- The sources sa1d long-t I m e The world was stunned at pared for a change if the So- tirement '" may or may not be Kremlin weeks ahead Only either for such domestic woet pletely broken health. Informed Khrushchev protege Mikhail first by the unexpected Kremlin viet troubles at home and a sign of deeper turmoil or 1'l'hursday d1d the hr sr rumors as last year's disastrou harsources said some of his top I Kharlamov was bounced from I announcement Khrushchev, 70, abroad continue to mount. may be a sign of changes to 1sweep Moscnw. Then 11 t mid" vet and economic and indu• aides were being fired. his post as chairman of had been retired at his own Diplomats at the United Na· come." lie sa1d the Umted night the go\•erm ng Central trial troubles or for such forWhile the world 's best known the slate television committee request because of "advanced Uons took the same viewpoint. States would keep ·steady on . Commillee ul the party an- eign affairs as the Sino-Soviet Communist faded into political and editor Paval. Satyukov age and deteriorating health." But there was cautious appre- our goa l"-a goo ) or peace ;nounced tersely Khru shchev fued which has sundered worlcl obscurity overnight his succes- from the Commumst party Then it expressed anxiety over hension , especially among Asian Brezhne\', 57. and Kosy gm, : had Ueen reli..:ved. communism . sors promisd to continue his newspaper Pravda. the future. diplomats. In Saigon the South ; 60, divided Khrushcht>v' s su-· Disgrace Sperulated The Russian peop~ tor the policies including peaceful co- By continuing jn Khrush· Policy Change Unlikely Vietnamese were shocked and lj preme power m !he Kremlrn re- i There was no evidence to dis- I most part did not learn of il existence with the West, B bet· cheN's path Communist party Washington and the Western frightened. shuffle. Iprove the claim that Khrush- (Continued On Page 2) -----------------~--ler life for lhe Russians afld a leader Leonid I. Brezhnev and hard line toward Peking Premier Alexei N. Kosygin But in the meantime his would be committed to non.deaides were being dismissed viation in a policy of peaceful one by one, the sources said. cet-existence with the West. deThere was no official confirma- Stalinlzation at home and a lion. tough line with Communist ChiThe sources supported a na. growing belief that something ! Veteran diplomatic observers was wrong in the state of the tended to take this pledge at Kremlin by reporting the dis- face value and said they exmissals of such men as Alexel pected no basic changes ln Adzhubei, his son-in-law and Khrushchev's domestic and for. t T ReachGoaI F F' d• our IDe m I Jn YankG'£ts County Court I el ' 1 ' secom ":.,. 'liN•• prol;lwU non- I I \»'.. \ �. ~ -- .. .. . ~ . •. . I J. ..... ' ·- ~ • • • ;< ' J ( I Ladies Goon Tour of County I · Dally Stnllnel, f'omeroy ·MiddlopQrt, 0 . O<l 11, U64 Gauge readings: Galllpollo Dam 18 S, 11 9, runmng I¥, feet on rol lers, Pomeroy-Mason 20 jContinued from Page 1 I 76, Pt Pleasam 24 23. Hinton producuon of honey dtpped 1 59 stationary , Kanawha Falls donuts, wh1ch IS a new product 2. 29 nsmg, Charleston l'i .98 Ita· of the bakery The loca l plant tJOnar> London, Marmet and produces regular .and sandwich Wmfleld dams were ..m the Sills. bretd, sweet rolla and donu ts BoAt movemebts: Approximate dati\ produc-Ohio River - Luther Herd· twn Is :ro 500 bread un \1.:., 5.000 down 12, 6 ~ p m .; Bob dozen sweet rolls and 5,000 Benter Ul- 14, l 30 a.m ; Walter dozen donuts The products are HeckJord up 14 , 2 ~5 am , New d1srtlbUted to part.s of OhiQ, Martmsv11le down 18, 5 30 a .m.; Kentucky, Weat Yirginla and Penn!!Yh•ania up 16 5 40 a rn , Virginia J efferson up 17, 9 20 p m; St. The group enJoyed a sack Marvs down 18 4 40 a m Orlenlunch at the Extens1on OH1ce ~p 18, 7 05 a m Robert and then toured the pubhc mdov.n 18, 8 15 am .• War· sllutwm of Meiis County ren Hougland up 19, 5·05 a.m.. 1 Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, Supt., 1 J<•eua1o1e down 19, S 05 am.; was iuide at the CoWll~ Home. ' Beaver up 19, 7 10 am.: Jacob 1 The ladles were most tmpreSi ... up 20 5 os a m OVEC up ed 11t bow bniht and cheer THE WORLD and 'Jrdin::lry Soviet cltlzens were amazed 5 40 't. m.: Indi~nu up 20, fu1 Lht home 11 and how con and shoe ked ThUI sd.ay wnh the ~nnoUI~cement that Pre- 10 a m ; Harvey Jordon down tented residents or the home IDler l'ilklta s Khru shc: he\1 (fore ground! had been 22 5·45 am . El ercUff down St wart officer or appear The homemakers learn Ied of hlS dultes The umversal questiOn today IS • 1 30 am .• A Dyke down GETS AWARD - John Dowler, Division 10 Highway Department engineer resents Moke V~luntar Vehtcll ed that money to mamta1n the 110 mes next'!" The scene "typ~eal of the energettc the ere wnnim MHier 23 4 50 a,;;. Jef!boat up 23 Ithe Rutland Htgh School Safety club, a certificate of achievement for work _per ormJ·1·mt horne li appropnated by the mer premier \\ho was the first Russ1an Com~umst . ~ 5 3 m W~yne H dow~ Check Program . Mr. Dowler is at far r1ght and Smith. is ~o bJs left. Also receJvmg ce 1 ~~~ efsa~lt advisor forth~ county commissioners and tht> l'f to tra vel widely and InJect somethmg of Weste~ n st_y~~ I Greenup 4 55 P m _Ravenswood president of the Pome!OY Jaycees, sponsormg organtzabon. at left, and Don Spen~rit •ard Cll~e of the Depart.. 0 fsc 11Jty has 8 fe w pavmg pol Illes 1nto hls motherland by meetmg mforwady 8 30 P m Ba'you Lorrame club, bes1de h1m. Lookmg on m the background are Ralph Welker of Pomeroy a~h J "' e l.S not present. The res•dents. , G ' 9 10 m. East· ment of Highway Safety. Don Quisenberry, who was chairman of the program ford t e :y~e meroy RuUaod and 1 ~,\orkers and !at me Is. lle van1shed, however, e nes a} ,, ~Po•nd However the money patd b> mght. reenGup P" 4;• P m . Rutland High School Safety club was responsible for lnspectmg •orne 900 taro an rue 8 lD 0 ' , ern own reenup Ill',) • • 1 ht these people Is nol used to help I POOLER RECOVERING Elisha Woods down Greenup !'!M~od~d~l~ep~o:"r:t.t:.:.-S~~en'!'tl_'!m~e~p~o~!Oil__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~----------==-==-:---mamtaln the home, but " .... I, 12·55 am . LoUISiana down FISH EVES turned to tl•e counly general Wi lham Pooer, 52. Rt 3 Porn Green 12 am . LoUisiana Thomas Proctor of Is fund . There IS usual!v :w per I eroy, was reported m good con down Greenup 1:30 am . J S. Paris is Ki1Jed Although .a fi sh's vision sons cared for In the home tiLl ton todaJ at Holzer hospital, Lewis down Gre~nup 4.05 a.m.; Thomas Eugene Proctor, 20. more reslTicted m many ways Presently, flv« of the resldenu I recovermg from a fractured John Ladd Dean up Greenup of Paris, o, kllled m an auto· ~an that of ~an, the archer· are under 40 yeart oi age. I <Contmued Frorn PogP 1) skull suflered. when hit In the G·to a rn.; Cherokee down Green mobile accident Oct. 13 enroute ~sh _can see ms~c:ls non ~:~~1 ... Mn. Gerald Grate, matron of I head by a fallmg tree hmb. He 6 a m . Travis down Green· A classy team of Rutland to work, Is survived by his fa · e~~~~~g to k~~~: ~m off WI~ the Children'• Home, asS ISted until they read thrlr rnorn1ng I ~a~ admllted to the hospttal at I ~~ 6 am; Defender up Green• 7-8th grade footballers won Its ther an~ stepmother, Mr. and j'ets ~f water squirted from lb the homemaken in the tour of papers W!!h thr announrernl'n1 to eli.tlngUtsh a blaze at the up 6 50 am .; JaneT. down fourth straight game of the sea- Mrs. WlliLam Proctor, Pari!, that facility . Ch'ld was a pledge In the Communi'<-! 4 30 P m [Greenup 7 2S am: Samuel The Don Coss(;ICk chorus the son Thursday evening by dump.. Mrs Charles Bailey, his moth· mouth The group leam~d 1 ~he1 1 ~ nrwspaper~ Pravda that Bre?h· [ Clem ems down Greenup 8 a. first program of the Rio G;andel1ng Racine 44..0 on the Torna· er, in Cahfornla ; these broth· 1 ren' 1 Home wall u t ~l m 5 nev and . Ko ~vg~n ."oulrl rarrv 1 J ] m . Charles K. down Meldahl l College series and Tr1·County 1do turf. ' ' ers, 8111, Jr., Parkersburg, W A teen-age girl needl only 00 1 0 al a cost ~ $ ~ f~ bu d g uut the Khru siH ne\ prog ram a; . C }0 Z 4 30 p m ; Pamela 0 up Mel- Concf'rt AssocJatwn, pleased a Elbert Williams and 8 u d Va.; Mike of the U S Army, 2 400 to 2 600 calories a day; and lfDUn 1· ere an ~ver· laid down ln the- 201h and 2 ~ 11 dahl 1·50 a m , A J. Patton capacity audience In Commun· Shoppert paced the Red Devll and Dave, at home; these sis· t~n·age boys need 3100 kl 19 6 age of l~ chlidre~ in the orne party congresses in ~ and m· up Meldahl 2 45 am; Frank- ltv Hall on the coUege campus scoring with two touchdowns ters, Mrs Jimmy Joe Hems- 3 600 calories dally ' and about 1 ot ef~~~::e ~~d 1961 Hn B up Meldahl 4 25 am ; Thursday night. each. Rock WUliams, quarter· ley, Columbus, 0, and Lynn ' · ' mally ho~s!d lnln the t SkeptiCism and mysl er y Walter Wllllamson down Mel· The chorus comp~»ed of 2~, back. had a touchdown and also and Helen at home; stepbroth· Services were to be at 1 p.m. boardlnJ omeabe 1 coun ~f mounted m diplomatic. circles \VI dahl e: 05 am presented some ousttandlng so- carried for the PATs once A1· ers and slc;ters, all of Paris, Friday Oct 16 at the SUer FU· Children mustto y~~"and about the announrod r.asons lf Of S Gallipolis Dam - Cathy R. tolsts as hey sang numb<ro of so tallying TO's for Rutland Roger, Ronnoe, Richard, Klm l neral home at L<wlsvme, 0., age ~ CO:et ta th~re until for the removal from powe-r of 1 down 6 10 p m.: Solvay up 1:25 8 deep religlou nature inter· were fullback Eddie Hutton JeanJe and Doris. with burial at Parts. are 8 01wh 21 1 Y a man whose authority and 1 Scholz homes were described a m.; Buckeye State down 6 gpersed with folk, marching, and t~ft hnlfback John Smith. the~l~re~ ~ acce ted at the prestlge outwardly were at by picture and word Wedne11- am.; Philip Sporn down 5:30 and other songs typical of the Racme's 7-8th grade. team, C h th 1 P h •··n their peak- and unchallenged day by representatives of Scholz. 1 m· Peggy Downey up 6·55 1. Don River section of the l r coached by Peanuts W1cklme, borne w · 1nc, to mem ben of the m· · 'Anna C down 7 55 am · edenby e r eare ts r81 ~ they Wh eth er he Y.as re lie ved at Homes, homeland The direction of N1chwas playing Its second game neg,lect been :::;~n uen~. or if his own request or booted out Pomeroy Lions club after lunch· Kanawha River - Allen R. olas Kost~ukoff was superb. The s1nce being orgamzed Earlier. ha\e er en arls~s. Mone 0, of offlct m a behmd·lhe-srene eon at the Hotel M~rlin Merr111 up Marmet 4 p m.; Lucy chorus who changed blouses for Rutland wms were 20-6 over an ~e 1ome 11 a r% rl· power struggle, the Kremlm Showing color shdes were Jane Lucas up Marmet 2:40 the three-part program appear- Wahama, 34-20 over Pomeroy oped b the coWlt co~ssfon- !IUCcesliOil was bloodless It William L. Staton, salesman, am.; Glendora down Winfield ed first in black, then red, and and 14-0 over Eastern. Coach a~: Y Y was apparently the smoothest ass•sted by David Borstetn. d1s- 10:15 p m : Allee up Winfield 1n the final part, white. Duncan is m charge of the Red Charleo Rideout Admlnll· chanit of powe. m Soviet hi>· trict sales manager for Scholz, 11 p m ; Helen Z. up Winfield One of Uoa of!erlogo was Devol gridders. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT while for mother. to reallte trator wa• tbe P1c1e for 1 lory. Inc. They were presented by 12:50 a.m.; Thelma Ann up "Ave Mana," ln a most unus· ThJa column is dedicated to there's a ume and a place for t ur throua:b the MeiC• Mem· Quick, Quiet Pastinl Program Chairman Jack Car· Winfield 2:5G a.m.; Georce ual arrangement, and the en· young people, their probierns hostessmg and a ~'stag·sesslon" 0 His career had been lusty, ••Y· Price up Winfield 4:40 am.; semble reacht'<l Its peak In the •OlliS 0 ' and pleasures, their troubles tsn't one of them. On the 1 boapltal Maoy of lh• ~~~~e• wert ~e aware lor dynam1c and well~traveled His Construction and technical Jerry BoiWorth up Wlntleld I:• singing of •·Kaieenka." I and fun As w1th the rest of other hand, your friends could.. Four dancers added to the Helen Help Us!' it welcomes n't be TOO embarrassed. They 1 ~ flr1t time of &be many passing from the scene was polnta of the _homes wen dis. 50 am. • vices offered by the bOI· quiet and abrupt. About the cussed In detail. Another guest, enjoyment of the famous chor· laughs but won't dodge a ser· come back for more.-H. . 1 nd bow woU It only outward 1igo were the dl'" Fred W1lmuth, a mortgage loan us whicll has pleased audienclous question with a brush off P. s. Which would you pre11 r ta ,;..,. to erlorm lheoo appaaranco of hll many photo- broker, discussed Scholz borne eo In 65 countries. They pre!ent· CLIFTON - F'uneral serv- SLANG FROM ABROAD fer - a moUoer who provides r p graph• and portraltl from pubflnanclfll. ed a so\Q aword dance and oth· Ices for LoU11 E. Hoffman, 86, Dear Helen : lee cream and cake and sug. 1 7e c~~l!l lta1 has been In I lie view, one by one, and over- Also partlclpaUng In a round· l er forms of Rullllian choreogra· of Clifton, who died 'nJ.ursday Here'!il a note to "Slangster" &estions "like you were sUD 12'' c p e 1962 Since thai night. table dlscu"lon following th• , hy. Ievening at the Pleaaant Valley - from England. Some of our or one who tltlnks her bouso ~ ~a;l~n ~;~e~ have been de-- l Mof;COW W~'- ealm as on any I ~how tng was Torn W1lhmns, Ath· i p I hospital w11l be held Saturday slang words aze: shouldn't be turned tnto a boys• 1 Uvered and Ml surgic.ll opera- lnormal Fr1day mormng. There 1ens building eontractor. Iat 2 pm. e.t t!te FogleRong Fu- Tatty: .an untidy person. clubroom twice a week? Dcm't f ed In 1963 there were no wnks and no troop i Special local guests mcluded neral home woUt the Rev. Hoi· Thick: •tupid. push your luck, chum -H. t.ons per orm ti ts 2476 X movements m evidence as in Jack Welch, Edgar Tuckerman, • ' ley Hensley otrlclatirlg, Burial Pott . lnsana WHEELS GIVE CBil.LS 1 were 10 :~ :s~ t ex. preVIOus crises Russ1ans came R1chard Jones, Bernard Fultz, A large and enthusiflstlc iiUd· wHI be the Hoffman ceme. Birl' girl ' ra} S, an ' a ra ory " and went freel} into the Krem- Robert Gant and Dr. H c. Mul i~nce was present for the pre· I tery back of New Haven L hl . Dear Helear ................ . 0 ammatlOns. f ral 1m whtch was open for toun sts \ms ' election meeting of the Metgs IeS M~ Hoffman was a ~orker ~~t b~~~ee~~~ mone ) I'm a hlgh school aenlor and Two surgeons, lve gene But there was a feelmg or President Edward Foster pre· Countv Democratic club at the in ll~nd area orchards tor ' ,Y · have a problem about boYJ. practitioners, oneh X-ray t~hm. shock - u was difflcult to ac· sided and announced that next Mlddelport headquarters Thura-- Funeral aervtce for Leonard many years He was born June Thingy~ you :H what ;~our Not the usual. You see, my Clan, one lab tee nlclan s h ~· ~ept the rae tthat Khrushchev Wed~esday the club Will meet day evening. Koenig, 54, Long Bottom, who !, 1878 m the Broad Run com- name. s 1~·.. ey, gy, parents won't let mt go out bout 55 other ef~loyees ~ p whose dazzltng personality had at l.he Federated church Committees appointed by pre&- died Thursday evening at Hoi.. munitY the son of the 1at1! Phil· how are you. because they're afr81d of carl. keep Ute hospaa n operat o~ so dommatl'd the Soviet scene ident Mr~. Wilms Reiber includ. zer h01pital, w111 bt held S~· lip and' Mary Hoffman and ls These are all common words They think I'D get in a wreek. 24 boun a day The appro~ -~could vanish overmght But ~d ~rs Lee Enoch MrJ. Ava day at 1 p. m. at the Ewmg survived by hl! wife Afma· two around Enaland. - JANIS They're convinced all teen·age mate annual payrolld\' $140, tho• such are the wayo of the Krem· ~{ae ' Gilkey .. Mrs Tom, Henneosey chapel. A daughter, Vlrgene, daughters, M r ,,' Be~trlce FROM NEAR LONDON drovers are dangerous, thougb Each of the 35 Ia es o; 1 !In 1 • l and Albort Rou•h membership; preceded him In death. Thompson RD Letart w Va Dear Helen: they adrrut I'm old enough IQ tour was given a ~ampr et ~ Most Russlanll went to bed I \fr!! lola Howt'ti Mrs. Troy Survivor• include hll wtfe, Mrs Gladys Wolfe of' Ba~tlett' Tell me, why do mothers date. in!ormationboeontal~ ne, mp~ . thmktng Kl~rushchev w a • •till Zwilling and Cha~leo Knowleo, Dorio; six chUdren, Lloyd, 0 .. two sons Lloyd of Porn.: have to be ""'Y' A couple How can 1 persuadt lhem?ant factsO:me~t : bf~~e d~t?s thetr leader The rFndmght an· bud~et: Edwin Cozart, Fran. El~le Lou Hawk, and Donald, roY and Emil', RFD, Pt. Pleas· of dayJ a week so~ boys CHERYL v~slted,children in the Ch•ldren's l nouncement was distributed T tat've funeral services ds AndrE>ws and Charles Diehl, al] of Mansfield; Dorothy My· ant one brother, Ed Hoffman come over and we 11lt around Dear Cheryl: ~ the and resldentl of the only to the foreign clients of the hav:n be~n arnmged on Sunday Irecreation and public 1peaker!l, ers, Che!!ter; Leonard, Jr , o~ of New Haven; 14 grandeblld~ and talk and llste~ to. records. Your folks ara no different ome, H news agency Tas5 ThE f1rs1 raM F S lth 73 who I and Ernest Wingett nnd Mrs. Delaware, and Ricky, at home. ren and 11 great grandchild- My mother doesn t ~nd . In from most of Ul - we all get eoun,ty Mome. t dio announcement came foedrMrsh ahe . lmCh.arle,l!lton Geraldine Young pubhcity. a brother, Arthur, Reednllle; ren' fact, I think she tnJoyl it too chilli when we think or our Ra ph ooll! area ex enston dl at er ohle n • '. t1 k t · much She keep! coming In kid · If 1 1 t•· t ' development when the nation had already W V Th rsday afternoon SmorgaRbord dmner c e I a s1.! ter, Zeld a webtr' Cheater·• Friend• may call at the fU· · I gom1 o n carl or u. agen, resource , gone to bed a' u . for Ortobor 24 at the Catholic his mother, Dorothy smaUey of with some crazy Ideas llko, flrat tlrne. (Or ANY time.) 6 wbooro~~ th~ fo~~~~~n= t~~~ Observers Skeptleal Hdedr ~~;b~;dde:~g~t pre· church auditorium were dis· Chester, and 10 grandchildren. np~~~i t~:~ any time after "Whr, don't you play • gam~?" Mo11t parenflt realize, hOWQ\ t-953 ,. Dllomat observe were re e d e o•n trlbuted Chalnnan for the dinFriends may caiJ at the fuOr, How would you boys like er, that lf we kept children c 1 1 !I1IIct I over w per cen. od1 openly skept1cal about the claim Survivors 1nr 1u e on d "gh-• ner is Mrs Tola Howell 'ncketa neral horne any11me. BurIa! will MOVED GOVERNMENT ·• let ere am·•" complete1y I aia they Wuww -·" some ca ke auu 1 people emrloytd hare n ~d tra Khrushchev had asked to be re· Paul, Mansheld; ci~o ;~ are '1 and the public 1~ Invited Ibe in the Koenlg·Masaar ceme- Only country Jn the N TJus is very embarrsssing. It never graduate 'from the crador enterpr s~t at ptovt es a heved of hi~ dutte; They point· ten, Mrs . Maxme m~th r ~n- A discussion on 8 permanent tery near Chester, World ever to serve as t hI Isn't a party. If there's food. it ie. As:k youra It they've eve! servlce w 0 peop e. ed oul there was ·not a single\ do, Fla and Mrs. h 1 e~ ne meeting plare was held Albert seat of government for a Eur• ouabt to be tnformal. These are heard of "calculated rlek." .. 8 C. E. Blakslee,_ c~t1.mty exd word of t11 bute for the man LoUise Thompson, Cd ~.f: on, Roush will investigate the matObituules pean monart!hy waa Brazil 1lle the kind of boys that l1 they Which mea111, your chances oJ I tension agent, BJncu ure, an who held soviet power for 11 W Va ; •everal gran c 1• ren, ter By U•ited Prell laternational king of Portugal moved b Is want somethitli they'll aet getting kiUed on the highway Mnl. Ffances s~:c~ithexte~s; years arter the death of Josef 1 and a brother, Wesley Ohhnier, Chnrles Knowles, candidate CORNING, NY. (UPI)- court there when Napoleon's right up and get tt, and she are about one In ont thousand, !on au •tant,h w r,._ d Stalin Midd leport f Mid for state representative spoke James T Mo'l'lghe, 19, 1 •Ice armies occupied his country. knows that yet sht lnsllts on but your chancto of growtna group throug out w~ ay. · ' The Smiths were ormer • about 12 years up to 1 fu U alid happy ldwl ··' Ladle• making the tour were A possible parallel was ~{'en 1dl id t Friends may· on the lsaues of ttrlp ' m In e president · of \he Knott Hote1s ac tl ng Ilke were rhes Ren sl' • n t lu reclamallon and old to schools Corp died here Thursday while ducted here Saturday lor Mro. old. How can I get her to ltop? life are probably le!l lhan ont Ann Sa uvage, Margare t Ball ey• in lhe brusque reliremeno of fcalleport at t e aw mg~oa I · U ' · He loa Kraft 71 a former slntr T DE 1 1 If h Sara Roush Evelyn Smith Lm· Sovtet Pres1dent M1khaU Kalin time under the !00-pupll enro ment on vacation. • • • •• ..... · · · n our, you ave an OVII'1h dl F · Ilevel er on the Chautauqua clrcuit. Dear T: protecttd cbJldhOOd.-H. 11 ' Add! N rlJ' Vl . m m 1946 de10p1te the reverence I nrra orne any g•nla ::e~ and ;enl: Si~- mllltons of Russia ns had for • \ Other candidates attending SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - Sht died Thursday, Glvo her llmt. II laku a P. B. AU IHn-lft drlvm 1foup. him \ Honored tnternatiODany were Tom Hennessey, running Robert J. Slaan, 82, preaident 1 of t.bt Syracu•e ~len Swartt Etta Cullwns Tht chlef speculation centered \ Abraham Lmcoln has been ! for eommluioner; Austin Rus-- of the Crouse-Hinds Corp., died Eathar smanw'ood Floren~ on two points. Had the man honored mte-rnalionally. H Ia sell for eounty treamrer: ]QIIl Thursday after a heart attack. Wtll, Frieda Ba~ and Dor11 whose perpttual !untan and statue appears in public places HoweU, tor recorder; Wanda The firm manufacures flood- Eattman of Hemlock Grove, Lively bounce that made him 1n many countries, prominent Eblen, for elerk of courts. Mrs. lighta and traffie control ays· : Pat Holter, Evelyn Hollon, Le- seem far younger than 70 •~ ~pAce Ia devoted to his works Charle!il Diehl spoke for her terns. I • ota Youne, Pauhne Hy!iell, Mar- tually suffered a •~den ~realt.. in the libraries and 1 number hulllband, a candldate tor sher. --- tha R,.e, Marcia Keller, ftoso. down? Or had he been ratlroao. of nations have honored h•m by tff, who was attending a mee~ LONG B£ACH, -caUl. (UP!) ly DOROTHY KlLCJALLIN 1prlntlng hi1 plcturt on mary Ksller, Mary K. Rose and ed m disgrace. thelf lng In Athens Funeral services will be con. Eleanor Leonard of the CheJt- A major indicatwn of dt•·i postage stamps. Mrs. J. H. Harley, a guest, ·• er ll'OUp; Ruth Ebersbach and graca came rrom tho !act he spoke briefly in behalf of her Jean Sayre of Portland .. Great was removed from the part)- 1mayor of Leningrad sl well IIi brother, Joseph D. Bryan, who ,.. - Bend and Margaut Brown. Prestdlum - a severe 1l1p. It the oUic1al m ch1rge of tht na- 11 a candidate for Judg:e of the OI'IOTID 10 INTiliS1' OP Memben of the Broadway-For-John· side. Then he asked the walter to lUI• : Inez Wnson and Treu swain of was noted that Khunhcbev's tlon's text1lt mdutury. A 1eem- Ohm Supreme court. M•tot MAIOM AliA son Committee are already linin& Up 1eat a nice main courael There's a lot of Reedsville _ Lonl Bottom. one-time heir - apparent, Fro\ ing meekness m manner lt 1de:~~ A humoroua readmg, "A Day .......,. 1, Oftn. "u••t~rter taleot for the Johllion Inaugural Ball. Hollywood talk Indicating that Jerry Kozlov, sttll retams h1s presldl· tough administratlon sk1U1 ~nd In the Life of a Candidate," was ctt.et•• ''"n~~nua. ,,..,.., They't·e quietly asking the Big Name1 If Lawla would like to do the biorraphy ol f_. Scragg to Edit urn title althouah he suffered a an ag1le mmd. d f given by Mrs: Lewla Fodax, N~ ;::•~:-en.':1l..:":": ~e.:: a:'n~ they'll be free to perform In Washing· stroke The Y..B}S were &reasc or vember 16 will be the te o1 eeMpan, Ht """"•"" 11 ,......,_, ton In January . ~ The producer of a Charlie Chaplin on tho ocreen - but (t 'M Smoke Signal \'/bereabout1 Unknown Bre:zhnf!v's rise to toP party the next meeting wltll the place ~r~; :.,'!,... 'IBroadway show that has been losing there'• an equal amount ol gab 1ugae11t· 111 Tv Oavld Sc:r1aa of Rt. 1 Rut- Khrushchev'• 1m me dltte power last July when the large· to be announced. Jte(reshmentl tt~•ftet .,.,.,... .. ...... e•".,' • OMe,.Y "'' "' more than ,1,000 a week I~ "keeping tht lng that he's been told to forget lt. If ,;):. -· ' 1t th• ltOtf offlee ~ I•nd. has been appointed editor whereabouts were not known. ly ceremonial title of Soviet were &erved followin& tht meet- ottto. thing alive" just to chalk up 200 pei'!or· Charlie doesn't decide to do it blmaelf, 0 k th H d h 1 b ld h ded to · Netton•• lttvtl'flltne ... ,.,......,,,tv. e student e was sa1 to ave a&t een pres ent was an over ma:. •-"•-111 •• ..,,.u ,,.... w '"'•••,.,. mancea. He mullt hit the 200 mark on or· he'd probably chooae oomeune like Cary 7 or Smo e Stanals, ~ oewspaper of Rio Grande Col- seen drivlnl Into the Kremlin Anastas I M1koyan who hqd ••n ..... .,._ .,.,.,. cltw. N- ••rk der to send the show on tile road, where Grant as his prototype. Or Paul Newman. -bopelully - he might gilt Into the Or Alain Delon . . . A well-known Holly· lege. in hll Chalkr llmO'l/line Thurs- been high in the hierarchy PUT OUT FIRE tu~aHr~..,. ,.,... 0.1 11 black . . The night before be htt the wood director's wife, currently vlsllin~ 'P lctaJI, 1 aophomore 11 a day It was genera1iy e~sumed If tradltion Is any gmde, Pomeroy firemen wert ~UJDo. .,.., ....,. ,... ......... ..... ., . _. . New York, waa charmed when a local ' . I I Th d ••tu .,.. .,.., "' v.n• ·: teCObdltJ' education major, pre. he wuld bt &lven a liberal Brezhnev 11 c ear y the new moned at 4:48 p m. urlll ay 0 , 1h ....,._ .,.... ,,,..... ,.. mo1t dramatic home run 111 the World hoatell6 decided to throw a party In her ;: paf1D1 tG tach in the f1tld of penalon. prtm1er's aupenor •• head of dump in Dark Ho11ow. They ,.,..,'"" ,, .ao, ""... __ ......., ,,o, Serle~, Mickey ManUt dilled at LaScal1, honor. But became luri<.>UI when lhe ~ ·lologloat 1Cl11tct Ht J1 alto a The SO\'let'l new premier, tht party organ1zahon -~ retumed to the 1tatloT1 at 8:30 •• ._..., IIIHI.. ..,...,. • " " ' ....... where he ordered lwo platton of Sallim· discovered abe that the lnvltatlolli were lm· bocca a II Romana, with· three helping• ..;. l'lember ot Circle K. a lti'Y1CI who movt1 up from the post of the key post Of Soviet power p. m. No dama.- were 1'1" .... M ""' 111•te. ....., 1..-M,..""'-~ 11 • Jl-.. .&f 1 . . . . .,..,, I of llngulne -Mth 1'14 elam nuce on the printed with: ''Subscription $12.50." ·, alub al fbi co,.... ..puty premier, 1.! 1 former IInce the Bolshevik tiVOIUtlon. ported. "'"' ,._ __ .., - i 1 \d Khrushchev Out Jn Red Shuffle p· 5s Cossack Chorus Received by Rutland 7-8th Dump Tornado H Capacity ouse S Homes Drs'Cri"bed p•JCtUre, d u! \ ° HELEN HELP US! ::te ° C0mm1t• t eeS l\fe Narned By DemocratS 9 3 fnbo, 1 • H ££man Clifton, D•Ies . 54 Mr Koerug D" Thursday I m F Smith Services Set 1 i:s4 ' I!!" I 1 M. I Voice of Broadwav • reporting THE DAII y SENTINEL ::.:.= = .. wr:: *"'" ., .. Cards Stop Yankees 7-5 to Capture Seventh World Series Championship River news vmlkd Tim McCarver hit a 1single drove 1n th~ third run. double play grounder to Bobby Brock homered to open the Richardson but Phd Unz' relay fifth to make it ~ and the was wild and Boyer scored With Cardmals added two more runs the game's first run Mike (ln Bill White's single. Boyer's Sh h d d b anMnoncasLngled tothrdtg tdsethn · oud !Me, an infield out by Groat mg c rver to lr an en an cCarver's sacrifice fly. he and McCarver worked a dou. Boyer'I second homer of the ble stea I WI th th e car dina I ser1ea added th e seven th st. catcher "cormg. Dal MaxvUl's Louls run m th11 1eventh. ' By FRED DOWN UPI Sporl.ti Writer ST. LOUTS {UPI) _ The St. Louu Cardinals swept to thelf i seventh world championship m 10 tries when they defeated the N y ky k 7-s Th ew othr tan etehs, urhs· d ay on e 8 reng 0 f • ' swas bucklin attack and Bob Gib-· , trg h aon 1 1 ong r1g t arm. * • With • <rowd of 30,346 cheer- ' ~~~ =.:.::.~.~~~h s~d\:d * * 'Gibson's Determined Look COflVJfiCedMe' • J0 hnKeane Dail y Senllnel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0 , Oct. 16, 1964-3 .~-F-L_E_X_S.,. _T'"'£"'£"'l"';:".-, !and Mrs Wslter Cleland and daughter, Trudy, attended ~~~., \ldf! Slot~r and daugh tht- Oh •o Baptist State Conven. Ler v1s1ted Mr . and Mrs. Roy tion at Cincinnati laat week. The Fine1t In Llvi"l Room Furniture i Howell and new baby at Mason w. va. Fnday . Mrs. Gumer LewJs rel&lroed The WSCS of the Methodist home from Meigs Gtoeral boaChur('h met in regular session 1pita I. 10 the sanctuary Ei'rlday evcn· 1 Rev. and Mrl. Glenn Bate of mg, Oct. 9. The president, Mrs. CRmbm'lge spent Sundoy rught Margaret Houdashelt, called the and Monday with . Mr . and 1 meeting to order by al1 smging Mrs FraDCJs Moms I ' '1 Would Be Like J esus" folMr. and Mrs. Price Wolfe one out 1n tile ninth and Linz lov.td wl!h the Lord 's Prayer of Lexmgton spent several day ~ homered w1th two out before I Mrs Me Dame! was program wlth Mr and Mrs Eber Cam 1ahan Htc:hardson finally popped out leader. usmg as her toptr, lo MaxvJJI to end lhe game . See Jesus. · F'ollowmg the Mtss Vera Beegle, Mrs Cia Gibson's n 1 n e strikeouts gram the presJdem ra Roush, Guy and Tom Heegle v1 ~ted several da In raised h1s senes total to 31- a a busme ss sess1on Durmg Ak~on with Mr and M;~~ D,ck record for a senes of any socwl hour refreshments length - and Rlchard.-,on set a served Mrs Houclasht"ll Beegle and Mr · .and Mrs Kyle ' Stump new senes mark by collecting and Mr s Uradfu d served 13 hits bevel ag!' • Women first marched In 1 The Esther C.1 cle met pre~ndenll al IWJU!:; Ura l parade at th• Bapttst Church Fr:C'Y the IIJauguration of Woodrow W1l8t'Jfi. Gibson shut out tbe Yankees on three hits for five mnmgs but they rapp~d Bob for three runs m the sixth on singlel!l by Richardson and Roger Maris and Mtckey Mantle's three-run homer. The homer wai Mantle 'l!l 18th In World Serie1 com. ·· petition-a record Clete Boyer homered with PrlcH 5t..t At $249.00 For 2 P... Suit• I Arkansas Gets Oiance at Red Hot Texas i ~:~~,~~~ .: ~;:~.~" ~!~~~~~~ Racine Society Notes BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. and then ••,. the 28-year-old by Gretta Simpson opened by I 1 Gibson hold off Uoa Yankee• desmgmg " We 've A story to Tell I spilt homero by Mickey Mantle, to the Nati ons " Scnp•urc . Clete Bo)er and Phtl Llll2 Psalms 5 1·8 Pll<m, "I Met The World Ser1es v1ctory v;as By LEONARD ADAMS and the series Now, they'll SP.f Mv Mi.tstt•t and nwrl!t a' •1 on the (lrst for the Cardmals smce United Pres11 International talk George R. Cleland, who Pow er of Prayer followed Uv ST LOUIS (UP]) _ Johnny I Tops Pennant Tbrlll By United Press International with h1s wtfc recenl ty spcnl a Ipraver by Mrs ~~mp . . on Aile• 1946 whtle tll.e loss, following . th td d T t K B relatives m Ra· the bus tness sesswn <1 prog•:.~m b I K their defeat at the hand!'; of the ea ne e 1eves m e o a age earn cap am , en oyer, Beat the champ Is a popular month vts1tmg d p "· t t d lh d h contrtbut1 h me uns rme an omeroy ha s le!t lflr pre.sr.nl eu by Ed na p lC·'·II (RS en Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1963 rtlJilU a p1c ure an a ousan w o w0 o r game m college footb all and 1 elassic, marked th~ first trme words during the senes, s;ud. ''wm- this week ll"s Arkansas' turn to iGcrmany where he Will be tilled 'A nd lhe Urukn e s SIJ.d l the Yankees have lost two Keane went out to lhe mound nmg th e pennant was a great try Jts skill at upsettmg Texas s!ntwned for two years Mrs Turn " Scnpture P ~a ln 2-t 1-2 m the s1xth mnmg of Thurs. tlm!l one t h a t I thought ICleland wlll rem am m Racme G t •!\ m1 rt ('<l th" straJg ht senes smce 1922. ld,n 't be tch " but thts The Longhorns of Texas have m her traTI£r home at the I roup 1 SI1 n.~mg d0 Broke Open Game day's final World Series game wou ma eu not dropped 8 regular season BeAUll u , an progr 1m dos Lou Brock and Ken Boyer hn after Mickey Mantle h1t a three tops even that " game smce 1961 and last year b_ack of !he Walter Cleland re- 1 ed w1 th praVt'r by ~1 1 P•t k homers In the 10-hlt cardmal run homer off Bob Gibson. Gibson sa1d he couldn 't lm· they swept through 11 straight Sldence ,1 ens . The Love Gift pro2ram attack but the game was really "I shll thought Gibson was agme anythmg better than Mon. opponents. mrludmg Navy 10 I . Edv;ard Howe. of Po~eroy I by Mr s Hl anl'he \\ Al!u ~un h· I hroken open wh en the Redbirds throwmg good, " Keane sa1d "I day 's 5·2 VJdory , his hrst World the Cotton Bowl to claim the ,md Mr. and Mls . Gar) Lee lowed enlltled "There (;J.me A staged the first of their two JUSt wanted to look at f. is face Senes triumph, "but th1S one's national c ham~wn shlp The and daughler, Palty, VISited h1s Wom,.n" S('r ip lurt- Jolm I ti'·l4 11 lh ree.run rallies in the fourth He gave me a delermmed look got me more exctted than even story has been much the same 1sJster and family recently. Mr I and lltilny "We GJve Thanks - -- - -mmng Unt11 then Gibson and Iso I knew he was equal to It I that one" for Texas this season despite I 1Oh Lord " read b'r \1rc:: Wat ----- --- rookie Mel stottlemyre had 1 He's got a great heart and a . Keane accepted coogratula· the losses througn graduation of terson, who closed w1th pray 1 matched shutout pitching and great throwmg arm .. twns from Busch, Genern l Man- many oulstandmg players. ~ er The next mwttng 1\ til be I ALL HEATERS VENTED ~ he big queslton seemed to be Gtbson made a behever out ager B o b . Bowsam, former Texas currently 15 ridmg high 1 Nov 13 at 2 p m at the whethr Gibson, working w1th Iof Keane that moment and learn exe rutive!., Art Routzong wllh a 4.1) record and top place 1 home of Mr s W<ttterson Ret" o days of rest cou ld last. fore he was through he had h•s and Bmg DeVme, and others. in the national rankmgs I freshment s were served by the 30,000 20,000 B.T.U. _Ken B~yer sta;ted ~e fourth Isecond World, .Series victory , a He ~id ~.o calmly He said h,ls To Arkansas. this JUSt ·makes Entered Hospital hos tess, Mrs \o\ tkoxcn, m U1e I with a smg\e and Dick Groat series record of 31 stnke- players deserve the cred1t 1 d Ithe Longhorns stand out Among those who entered church basement , outs and a sports car from a par, to watch them 1f I had Grade A pnme beef ready fur 1Holzer ho~pHal m the past 24 Rev and Mrs C L 0 Connor I Vented, Thermostat magazme as the most valuable to the kill They w1!1 brmg a per· hours were Miss Mary H Cut· Vented Safety Valvo player. I feet 4-() record mto Saturday's lrr. 607 F1rst Ave , Mrs Jorge r Thought Of Winning ROOKIE REACTIVATED game at Austm and although H. Lushbaugh, 9ll Second Ave., Gibson said, ''I never even I NEW YURK {UPI) - Rookie they 're a two-touchdown under· Dal{' M. Hurlow, Rt 1 Galhpothought about the strikeout rec- B1ll Pashe, formerly on llie in· dog th~ Razorba cks have been [its, Brady H Sheets, Mercer· ord Wmnmg was more import. act•ve hst of the NfL's New preparmg for this rneetmg all ! v!ll-e Star Rl , Shern L Wh•tant. It was more important York Giants, was activated by campaign man, 156 Park Dr, Pt. PleasttJan the record or :mythmg the AFL's New York Jets to The chief beneficiary ot an 1ant, WllJJ<~rn Sunday, Southside, else." start Saturday night'll game 1Arkansas upset could be Ohio 1W. Va, Mrs Russell L Ball, 50,000 B.T.U. "Gibson's a real pro. He's agamst the Houston Oilers I~tate, whtch IS ranked second Letart, W Va, Mrs Claude 50,000 B.T,U. got great heart,'' Keane slated. He replaces defensive corner· m the country The Huckeyes, W Joms, Rt. 2 Letart, W. Va , "l would have gone to (Ray) back Marshall Starks, who Iboastmg a well·balanced squad, Tamara L Lambert, Rt 1 MldSadeckJ in the ninth to pitch to broke his left leg agamst Oak- already have overcome South· dl eport, William Pooler, Rt. • Fan • Thermostat Ho,.., of IIi• (Roger) Maris, but otherw 1se, land last week . ern Methodist, Indiana and llh· Pomeroy, Leonard H Koemg, • Safetv Valve • Radiant • Fan I never sertousl y considered nols and are ptcked to neat Rt 2 Long Bottom William • 16 yr Chamber Tabalour eThermostat eSa!ety takmg Gtbson out." BRAVES REASSIGNMENT So~thern Califorma by six ven Stanley Rt. i , Mrs Guarantee Valve All the Cardmals, from Prest. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The pomts on Saturday Joseph C. Miller, Jr, dent August A Buscb Jr. down rMilwaukee Braves assigned All of the. other top-ranked wood. W Va , and W1Jham c believed wmnlng the pennant pitchers Fedenco ~ Ch i Chi) 0\i- teams tha t Will see actwn Sat· ] Ph1l hps, Folansbet-, w. Va . was the best Uung that could vo and Jay Hook to Denver urday are favored to contmue I Births 1 ha"e happened but after Thurs- Thursday. They brought up their_wmnmg ways. Mrs Duane J . Murray Ham- 1 they had to admit they outfielders Adrian Garrett and Third-ranked Alabama Is a den, daughter, 11 36 p m t were wrong. D1ck Hart and pttchers Eugene sohd 13-pomt choice over South· day Rn ~h said, "This 1s a great Garnell, Ken NiXQO. and Pat ern Conference rival Tennessee; DJ~barged • thnll. 1 thougtlt wmning tbl Jarvis from their farm clubs Notre Dame is favored by 14 Patrents recently discharged I p~onr~nt was wooderful but thiS pomts to bat UCLA and pro-- induded Lloyd Summerfield. I tops even that" NEW COACH teet its No. 4 ~OS!tiO!l ; Anri filth· Rt!s5:cl! S£!y~ \!!'.<! P~rry Den. Busch planned o sit down HAMILTON, NY. !UPI) - nmked Michigan is picked to mson, Judge Henry W Cherwlth Keane today to show JUst Frank O'Hora, veteran base· beat Purdue by eight pomts. rington, Mrs. Harold Smith, OnlorByPhono how much the world champion-- ball coach, asswned the duties Sixth ranked Nebraska is an George Ch1lcothe. Mrs. Donald ship means - in cash. He has of basketball coach at Colgate 18·pomt favonte over Kansas Philips, Mrs . John Sisson and lvwl THe 'lift HCHM already offered Keane a con· University Thursday when for~tate . !!eventh·ranked Syracuse infant daughter . Mrs ·Vaughn TIM EMERY WYU412 MIDDLEPORT, 0 . tract but the manager wanted mer varsity basketball Coach Is 6 over Pe~n State; eJghth· Facemire, and infant 1on, Mrs. to walt until after the seaeon Robert Dewey resigned. ranked Georg•a Tech geta the Carroll E Smith and infant -, daughter, Raymond Saxon, Mrs. I l James Swart, Otto Bard Mrs uun •• profechli Gallipolis' Junior High foot· time, the score stood at 14-8 den at guards ; Rtck Mosely and Dav1d EA!mger, Mrs Gladys for MOlt _,. '¥CirioticNI of fotl ball team chalked up its Galhpolis led 22-8 after Mike Adams at tackles: Norm Jones, Raymond Cnbben, Mrs •d w-. wealfler. W".. a straight triumph on pertod, 30-8 during the halftime Gilmore and Gilbert Craig, James Bennett, Melmda Long, ZIP~ te.c. ~ .CICI'Yiie Field Thursday evemng, intermission, and 38·8 ends ln the backfield It was Barbara H1xon. Mrs Elton OwpYle linmg that«~~~ eosilr be feating Coach Bill Porter's three quarters of play Tom Spencer at quarterback, enger, Mrs Virgm1a Phillips, "'~ for ..Hdw weatber. eroy Jumor High eleven , 56-8 Here's the Little Devils' Haro:d Harmon at nghthalf, and Mrs. Caryl Canterbury. A delicclle b6etKt of sturdy For Conch George Miller ing : Haddix, 12-yard run, 6-0 HaddiX at left half and Blank· - -fubrk cntd cpiOily .-.for George Bout's boys, IJttle Tom· PAT!! failed. Hadd1x, 42·yard enshJp at fullback . nod by a single point over AuRtUeed al MaiOA ,.....,. my Spencer romped for four run, 12-0. Spencer passed to Next Galhpolta Jumor High burn and ninth-ranked Flonda ' touchdowns and Barry HaddJx Norm Gdmore, 14·0. game Js scheduled Monday at st 11l hopes to continue 1ls mer ' ripped off three six-pointers After Pomeroy's score, Spen· Pt. Pleasant mentum agamst South Carolina. Harold Blankenship one in the cer rambled 38 yards 20-8. contest. Spencer passed to Gilbert Craig Pomeroy's lone score came for PATs, 2%-8. the first quarter on a 76-yard In the second period, Haddix POMEROY OHIO run by M•ke Still. Max Folmer blazed over from Ute 15. Blank. -:::i:'i:::iii:::iii:::iii:::iii::i:'i:::iii:::iii:::iiiiii;~s~c~or~e~d~th~e~ex:;;;;tr~a;_:;po~i~nt~s~. ~A~t~t~he:,l enship' s run for extra points ,• made It 30-8. In the third stanza, Blanken· ship scored from the one yard line, then added the extra points and It wao 38-IJ. Tom Spencer I!ICOred on a 44-yard run in Uoe loorth per· YOU CAN'T BEAT THE DEAL YOU GET AT lod, making It 444. 'lbe PATs failed. Spencer picked up another siX-pointer on his 18-yard &print to makt It l!O-t. With one second left on the clock, Spencer intercepted a pa!ll!l and 8 cryl. Standard trans. Radw. raced SO yard! to make Ute final eount reat~ 56-8. 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Mrs. Mary Scbaf!er of P~ ning. to help ourprise her siJ. roy, callecl an Mn. Clara M1P ter Mrs Vera Swll'lz an ber hoan Mondoy. Ob Kan Coin ('Jub bl rthday.· A blrlltdoy ditmer -... llvea Blaine Mil hoan finished his Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. MayTo Meel Oct. 19tb work at Worlhlngoto and start- nard Bahr for Mn. Caslt Bahr ed Monday to work near Cam- e.Dd daughter Christine, Hr. PT. PLEASANT - The Oh· Shotgun shoot, SunMr. and Mrs. William Rose, bridse. Cash Bahr, Candace and Billy kn Cotn Clul Will hold Its regNT _ Mrs Min· day, Oc tober 17 on the Bobby • • • • son Billy of Columbna vi sited Mrs. Mildred Daines, and Bahr were present. alaJ meeting on Mond ay. OctoPT. PLEASA I l' . Fer I Hill hmn on the Bowman's Run over the weekend recently With ~~-=-=-=-=-=-==-=---..;._.._.._.._............_....., ber 19 at the Aopalachian andl n . Si>"• ro. Tl : Gal•oo ~~ .; Road one fourth mile orr BaBy Blanche M. BaskiDI her mother, Mrs. Everell Miltori lim o\ ren11M bUslnes~ meet. ry, died Tbur ly morn here shan 'Rd. Hams and cash. Spon. hoan and Bernard . I ~ ~nrl aurl\on will oe held I-' <~sunl Valley Hosp~talt wsi sored by tlle Racine Flre DeMrs. Maynard Bales, s o n The series on comrnema:feredOC: partment. OCT 11 - I'll ope .. wltb I Name over some aong and poe· Billy were g_uests of orahv~ halt-do!l~rs from the tt~ ay There will be a Jitney supper f nny kid story as so much try htle!i to yourself with ''ros. her daughters, Elsie, Wilma and s born In Mason Coun· at the Syracuse7 happened in thiS Jim lull es" In them - you'll love tt. Hanb: pr .. Th is Is a set ty , Decem tle r 27. 1886, the pl week that J can 't really get hJ thet lat. a ro !y num and daughter of Colorado ot slidt:s put out bv the AmP n- ghter of !ht> late CassiUS and be:~" L~dies Au~ill~rv of the started on what 1 want to talk wreath. VIsi ted with his mother , Mrs can Numl~matic A ~soclatlon ror Lyda GlllJsple Austm . She was ~~lunteer Fm· Dept. Is spon- about. , ' Ella Hannum for two weeks. use Wil hm the1r roln clubs Ev- [ the Widow of John Henry Spears, Of all the wrong _psychologl- 1 WAS PRACTICALLY speech. 1Mrs Hannum accornpamed them preceded her m death m sor cal approaches to wrtling a real· . · .....__ I d f t ta er~ bodv 1 s 111~ 1ted who has any ! who b !the The Happy Hurvesters class ood 1 th ' ek ' less on meeungyuang Bob · homeror antn e lnles y, 1957 tnt ercs.t m co ms or the htstory 1 She wr~~l a ~em! t>~~nst of the Federated church w11l ly It .~10 Ul~n on ~s "~:riO: Tafl - I'd looked forward to Mr and Mrs. Maynard Bales of th~> U S . and 1ts ht'ri tagc I: Henderson mrc 1tho sons I have iJ cafeteria dlllllcr Satur· even s,l "' e a ovtcf IS kid it for so long. All I could think ·---~:::"-::"::"::':';:::::; · ;- ;--, Surv1vmg are ree · examp e 8ave 1 or your s, h ,. b & M 4 tob 8kPed· mhl~eat :~you teachers, on "How Not to :~asa;tf~'s ':y~as 8 0 r NEW. SHIPMENT! !Carl C Spears, Gallipolis Fer- day from 00 ar. VISIT AUNT, UNCLE . Wtlliam c. Spears, Proctor· be cream a c c en Do It ... . a . "FENTON" ry, h' . d R E Spears ham \oat. 1helr own boy, mdeed. Wtth Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Gaul, 1111le·. 0 10 ·. anlh ay daughters · ' The Bradbury PTA will spon· WELL THERE WAS THIS h.1s mot her 'sown sm1'Ie f a1'thluI• Chester spent th e weeken d 1n · WITH PERMANENT ANTIFREEZE Huntington.' sor a jitney Saturday, little kid', see, who sat down in po;trayed and his Cuyahoga Falls, 0 . with his II. s 1·d Pt Pleasant October 17 begmrung at 4:30 d ut ll tu k mtegnly and earnestness wnt· aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. NOW WAS 1 Mrs. Ne lei ers, McEachern p m Flavoring which Is be- some tar~ ca~~ 0 d? 5 ~~ ten all over him, for all to see. Summers Haught. Saturday and Mbrsl . ';' °g~ne, .0 brothers l~g s~ld by the group will also up, lhto 8 oroug Y Jsgus I had met and heard both his night they attended the football ' of Mo· 1 c e. ,.,•a .·1· v. of Hender·' be available at the supper. moS er.h th e fa lh· er m · CoIurnbus , game between t I1e Cl e\e · Iand h d r parents, 1Curwm . t'!oUS m ez s e as s e ug a 1ump o h th · Ah y Th p· b h I son and Alfred A. Austin, PL OCT. 19 tar out of his ear and threw a~ t e mo er m t ~s. o~g Browns and . e Jtts ~g I Plt>asa w.; five sisters, Mrs. BerThe J _O.F. class of t~le Unlt·t way his p811ts and what tar-ry ~Sob salys tha~, warsthmtJ940t'· Je ~itele[\ers. 'fhtehlr sonk, Hdogerth ehci· Falcon Sta. Wagon. Local owner. Shows extra good . and 'Irs Mary ed Ylethodist Church w1 I mee ha1r . she'd cu1 off • "I'd r ath e r Menabe race o a 1me, 1 , spent e wee en d WJM s care. 6 cyl. std. shift tl•a Sl1eIme j~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. Blain. both of Gallipolis Ferry ; at 7:30 p. m . Monday evenmg ! have 8 Jozen kids as to clean ( a~ e: 19a6). grandparents, Mr. an r s. E ff' Bl · Huntington at the church . h' " Isn t 1t wonderful to have a George Sargent. _____ , _ _ _ I Mrs Ie ame, ' ocr. zo . JU St t IS one up. proud name like that yet be Mrs. Esther Pearson, Pt. . . ; , '~ I Pleasant and Mrs. Neva Crump, Then~ will be a spectal meet AND ) .ENDED 'I11AT sen~ so unassum.ng and beloved . of d h'ld · f Middleport Lodge F . .. I expect I shall never get to perfect. but perfect, meal Tempest 4 dr. Sedan, 4 cyl. std. shift. EconomY at , Henderson ; ten gran c _1 ren mg 0 d ev~ning tenced with a prepos1t1on too, hear the beautiful carillon of creamed chicken, home its best and seven gre~t gra~dchlldren . and A.M ~30es ay Th Mas- fellow teachers. ~ut _that does- bells in the Rubert Taft tower noodles, and apple pie that was servu:.•es w1ll be held Oct. 20 at 7· P· m._ e n't even match Wmme Church- . . I2 Funeral p.m. Saturday at the Hender- ter Mason Degree wtll be con- ill's who, rebelling against that, lr~ Washmgton, D. C. n~w - a literally the ''Pie of Y o u t smcere and heartfelt g1ft from Dreams." I Ch h 0 f Ch ist with Lar- !erred by Past Masters and .. , d t , 1 son urcofficiating. r Don t isen a' situation e c. rue, COhio) Ladl'es, I'd heard about your 1 rv Jo-:1es Craftsmen °~ M'ddl epor t Lodge "This up wro withe I the people . ."Back . . Home" hed S Monza Coupe. 4 sp. shift. Smart bucket seats. Tops . Burial will follow in the Aus- 3G3. A practice scs~wn ~or all which I shall not put. " to thetr dlshnguls son, en- prowess as cooks and the half in condition Friends may call members participatmg m the ator Taft, who came so heart- had never yet been told. . k ··n b held Monday ev· tin cemetery · f . breakingly near to being o 11 r ' 1 at the L. C. Mohr_ . u~era , w~r WI . e a the I'VE BEEN TO Literary Club President My favorite chicken Is creamSAME 7· 30 p. m. th ! home . ThP body w1ll he m st emng at ts (first meeti .. g of the year and · ed chicken Who on earth wants Temple Refres men . J d · · 1o servic"'o;· · · 1Masonic Ione hour pr10r INSURANCE PROTECTION . · be served · R· D· Dav .ts, an· utterly !me one) at D AuRY CONGRESSMAN "PETE" AIJ.. ' to butcher and dissect barbew1ll · 1 d t One careful local owner. Supercharged engine, 4 l Yet one owner [' . Titus ' m Rut an ' o a . . . ele of McArthur in introduc- cued fowl right at the table? speed shift. Bucket seats. Tops in performance and Accident Reported IWj~~·tallation of officers or Po- meeting at Na~cy Re~'s where Jng his pretty wife and school I'm no ~urgeon, even tho~gh condition 11171 211% LESSI I Between Two Cars mona GrAnge and aH subordin· Jones IS servmg . teacher daughter, one nght by me, Dr. Botce, PT . PLEASANT - The Sher- · ate Granges wishing to be in- ~~r~ year as regent of this lest you think I'm JUSt a k1d ~ut he was g~ad (we all were) iff's department inv~tigated a I stalld will be Tuesday, Oct. notic group, Pand ~P las~ \ght running around in the Tenth Dis- JUSt to scoop 11 up and not _have Nlli~l ntw HomiOWIIII'IIns~o~~·· 2 vehiclr mishap 5 p.m. Thurs· !20 ot a p. m. at the Ro c k [ at the G.O. · ra Y an ran- trict, here they are, wife Ad~ to use a scalpel, a~ we d1d at 1nte Patb11. II thlt makes Buick Conv. Smart bucket seats. Power steering d , Rt 2 · t Glenwood results · · G ai'HJe Hall Members quet at Sacred H~rt Chu ch die and 22 year-old Terry." The the Athens G.O.P . dmner. month Mnu til ,_ •II for dtt1111. a~ on · a ' prmgs r •-e · in Pomeroy honormg Robert · h h · or so ago and brakes. One careful local owner. One of the , ing in approximately $1 ,100 are asked to bring pie for re- Taft Jr. ' lathter "t 1G.eac ing etrh ' f1rst · sharpest cars in the area 1 f Thls sounds somewhat secu~ sThc oo bal r~ve~r 1 IS year. - -Iproperty damage but no person· frcshmenls . . al injun• Chester Council Daughters o . 11 . 11 b G d e A e es a so ave two your:.g A GOODLY LOT of our Mid- I IOMI MURIAl PNIL't-'<Ntf C'O, The ~~cident occurred when America will meet Tuesday at lar, take It ~ m ah ' dut 0 sons, about six and eight. C.P. dleport friends were therp _ ' . sout h on Rt . 2 7:30 p. m. Inspechon . 'II be was there m eac an every H. oI our hou seh old IS . " mm . di ng Wish I could put them all down a car travehng WI . t 1 I driven by Lorven B. Harsh- held and all members a.re urged ~athermg, readllyG,odfromi h et the store" in Washington while here. 1 · 1 w va . d h And oh Lor , et us no "P t , . ·gn· g h 1 Biscayne 2 dr. Only 36,000 easy miles. 6 cyl. std. : barger, 52, ~untmg on, . lh., to attend _Officers an th.e teamd forget to' be kind " at Literary, h' e e(C PJSHc~mJ patltl m Aerde Then I nailed down, got to ' shift f ' . t Is · · · s 1 e IS mn. know, Eleanor Robson (finally ' was attemprmg to pass a sou • are asked to wear w 1te an bound truck driven by Sammy l" ' i""m also white gloves. Pot· the ple~ge 0TI _allegl~nce da Asst. which still seems strange d h f IMayes, 69, Glenwl}o - . DAR With " us natton, un er to l"ttl ld M I C t" dawne on me , s e was one o . d h th r~e ""' . w en e luck refreshments w11l be serv~ ;, h tf It · me, I e o · e gs oun 1an my favorite Elberfeld girls for driver of the truck. was making ed God, to the ear e operung way over there in ''Foggy Bot~ ages); Mrs. Evelyn Lucke WY 2-2440 Ia len turn to let out a passen· The Twilight Garden club will k,ayer tby Father Turel at the tom.'' (such a handsome woman as V8 2 dr. Catalina. Hydramatic. Shows good care Pom. ,,y ·ger. After the Harshbarger car meet Tuesday evenino at the Enque · ti th t -•es at distinguiiihed looking as Clare inside and out I. 2nd Strut ll'd d th l; ver no ce ese Ol.lut W ;· d th B ttl 1 and truck ro I e e car home of Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, bli tin 8 of an e re- lve e a ~ Booth Lucc). All the county 0 ·-·- -· - · ~~ru~k a culvert and nipped on Butternut Ave., with Mrs . Jed ~~r~u? Acndme;oul~'t it be y Point Pleasant at the D.A.R. candidates having their pictures Its Side . Webster Sr. as ccHtostess. sad situation without them~ a meeting wi th Atty. Nolan Car. " tooken" with big smiles on . son of Cincinnati, Esther Gib· for me •twas a gala affair and MOTOROLA Pleasant Valle, Hosp•tal The WasbJngton Unity cent 1 " ERYTHING CAME UP bons talented brothc~, a I've got the political fever as I I ADMITTED : Mrs. Charles of 1783 was the first American I EV h 't d l h tory expert de luxe tf ever I bad as I had it in the Alf Lan· . BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS L I T · h· Blair . IRoses." at t e Ti us an e h d . , Gleason. e art : ns a ' coin tu bear the word "cent. • b t ear one. don days wh en 1 ''Jmed" l he 1 POMEROY, 0. Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Thomas ,Ar· ~ee~ h~m~s- , ~an, 1.,~ever,t hu, I woul~n't have mis~ed it, Women 's Republican Club. i ' rington , Bidwell: Mrs . Wttham Oldest m<~nufadured build· 11 eve. , :o aw Sl.!t..h_rc...... :-' ~ · .. - a farm m TeAas ~ oui wueti . Dor Schaefer. pnze wmmng · Texas, . Marn hout , P t. PIeasan l .• Mrs · ing materinl was sun ~ dr1ed d ov· do 1 wan 1 w1'th a farm 10 I Kenneth King, Pomeroy; Hous- brick, used a~ early as 4000 B. er a~ the T~tus home an two anyway~ - I'd rather have a 1glowm~ <B'J'etngements, one ton Brannan, Southside ; Retha c. radio station there - or just P . Newhart, Reedy. deep ~mk, one all golden, at a small·ish oil well. No a.sperOISCHARGED: Larry Kapp, Shever of New Castle, Pa. Nancy s. slons meant here- besides Bar· ll'on : David Gard ner, Pt. Plea- Mrs. Percy Curtis of Akron. Most of us had to go n_ear ry G. just might send me a sant; Charles Watson, Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. · and smell these to ~e convmc· palomino iloss if I happen to Mrs . Richard Gardner, Leon: Mrs. warren Pickens, and ed. th~y ~ere real. 1 ve run out mention H. (Golly, how silly William Craigo, Pt. Pleasant. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson and of adJectives but these per!ect can you get, I hear some of you BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Char~ Kay spent Sunday with blooms wer~ Slmplr unbeliev~ muttering in your heads.J les Gleason, Letart, a son. Mr · Kathryn DJetz and Bill of able .. 'fl:ley JUSt snuled at you And what about those cooks and Mrs . "Stan ley Thornton, St. pre who was celebrating and InVIted you to love them, at Sacred Heart church - did1Albans, a son. 12th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. and to look and look. • n't they just know how to do a . · .ted 'lh Mr Truly, the rose ts, an'f 11,.I11 wms 1 a SO VISI Wl · h b th "Q f 'Fl and Mrs. H. W. Larkins. as een e ueen o owers.'' WEDDING SHOWER . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Young Cel~brated m song, poetry, were recently honored with a lov!M's gifts, roses to mother. wedding shower at the home Mrs. Walter Brown. Garnes ROBINEnE • Popular "Swing Dowo"' were conductl!d by Mrs. Brown 4-speed turntable BY MH!i, LYLE BALDERSON and prizes awarded to Mrs . Roo• Automatic sltuton ,_1r. and Mrs. Walter Brown aid Osborne. Mrs. Carl Buckley, V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, like new white and David accompanied their Mrs. Carl Kaatz, Mrs. Woodaidewall tires, beautiful gray metallic fiDlsb wltb sparkling black Interior. • Separate tone controls daughter Melanie to Columbus, row Mora and the door prize AA-A·B·C Widths • "'Luggage Thin" styling An where she is a student at Ohio to Kathie' Chichester. Relresb·ll choice or 1-tooe colo<$ State University. They also vis~ ments consisting of 8 jello sal· SIZES $6.99 lted Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mont. ad topped with a wedding bell. -1-lO Modol MPtiOA gomery and Mr. and Mrs. Har· crackers mints nuts punch, motor, standard transmission, white aidewall tires. All yours now for only $1995. ley Re.nolds or Springfield. and coif;., w~ served to the I Mrs. Helen Archer spent the guests. The honorees received MIDDLIPORT, o. weekend with and Mr.family and of M ro, an~y~ni~ce~~~~·ijts~-~miiiiiaiiiilri:iiiiiJ:i'ii Don Cnleman C~ i~ ' .: i I lumbus. Mrs. Ivan Grover and Mrs. V-8 automatic, power brakes; power steerlna, radio, ~eate~, white sidewall Melvin Little of Cheshire and tires and alr..:ondilioning. Bronze wltb matclililg vinyl mtenor. , Mrs. Ola Childers and Mrs. Margaret Brown and David called on Mrs. Bess Larkins. Mrs. Eunice Sprque visited her cousin, Glady!l Amsbarry of V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, ebrome luggage rack, power Belpre. While there she rear window, radio, heater, white side wall tires. Drives Hke a dream. ed the Baptist Temple. They ai· Repu.blioon so visited r.laUves 1n Parkersburg . Candidate Recent vhliton of Mr. and & Power brakes, power steering, automatic. One greeJI with green Interior and Mrs. Bert Shumway were WilMiddleport, 0. 5-Pc. Pl•c• Setting 16.95 1 white with blue interior. Take your pick. Uam Stalnaker, Mr. 11111 Mrtt -111 Robert Bretz, and Mrs. C.Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport ._o .,_Oct. 16, 1964 I Mrs.Speors Dies Thursday After Stroke 'il!~e ~'hat S~h~: hou;l~ h~s m,E'~~;gSy~a· ) Gl~~s ~~d C~~:~b~illiam se~t l J \ All Cars Winterized ~~~-li~~~~t-hy ~;, ART GLASS $1.00 up su~pe_r ~Y ~ Clulrc.b 01 ~Chrill o1 IAIIM Do' Saints, 11.1 mil from Racine 011 Bac~ P rtiand es •-~ ....,..., •···•·• s-J o 9:30 a. m.; Worohlp 10:30 a. m Sunda" eva"'"" oervtce at ,~,. • " 7:30 p. •n .: Wed .. wontblp serv ice at 7:31' p. m. Pastor. Thom u E. Diddle. All evenm1 IOI'V· icea bo>rin at 7:30 p, m. Zion Cbarclt ol Cltrlll. Po.,. . Road t; roy Harrtsoovwe · U· 1en• Underwood, milt1ttter. B~ ble ochool 9:110 a. m.; Mnrnln& worship 10:30 a. m.; EvenJna worship 7:30 p. m.; Rober1 Reed Bibie <chool SUit fathe~'s 1 61 Ford · · · •S1Q95 $ 966 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • • • • Another new church! The newspaper article says the population in Bill's suburban neighborhood is growing so fast that even more churches will soon be needed. Bill thinks this is just great. 1 · --=----=------ - 61 Pontiac · . s1195 s1011 "A community is a better place when there are plenty of churches," he aays, "It's good for the children and the young people . . . it's good for everybody! ~/ e all need some sort of anchor for our li.r;eR, and the Church is the best one I know of." 63 Chevrolet. s1995 S1877 63 Jetfire Olds. szs95 S2477 j 1 1 B~ulah he~ s~id, "'Fol~s. rat -~at 621nvicta ·· · · S1695 S2488 1964, Keister Monday l 59 Chevrolet ·· s 995 s 877 Y. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency ' portable phono WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING UO Lllloolo St. RADIO T.V. ,l Fostoria Glassware ~ New Collection of Costume Jew~lry Elgin, Bulova and Hamilton Watches ENJOY I I SUNDAY DINNER eUSE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY·AWAY PLAN • Navy Vetenn of World Wu U The Martin Restaurant Your Vote and Support Appreclotod Pd. Pol, AdY • Middleport, 0. .. eExperience in Budget Finaneing e19 Years Business Experience WITH US ' !Raute 7 • Experienee in VWage and County Government 'I v.a •uto. $50 !:'~!!:·_ •· *195 '. . . . . "" ~ " ' .. . .' - .. . , . ~ . ·. ·. ·. ~ .•. : · ...;,_: · ·;._..:.·..:...;. · ..;..:...;...;..........,........,lililliilii!ltt. . ._ _ II I \ •400 . ,. Coin Operated Laundry & Dry Cleaning 397 W Main Pomeroy HEINER'S BAKERY BAUM LUMBER CO. Bakers of Good Bread BuUdero & BuUd!ng Supplieo Ph. 911l!-200& Cheater. Ohio ROY'S FOOD BASKET Middleport Oblo I' ' \ .. \ II I} II \ 1\ ' ', CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E. Second F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER I Bulova Watcllet S&lea & 186 N. Second Pomeroy, Ohio FOREMAN & ABBOTT QuaUty Furniture at Lower Price• Middleport Pomeroy RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY J'IJRNITURE & APPLIANCES Pbooe llBD-2125 Middleport Servt~ BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT Jt. MaJn St. Pomeroy Cbetter, Ohio EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. >lid Weoi Pray"' tDOOtin&. 7:30 p. DL Wedneoday, CIMo 1:-. or, Mn. Male llolllnaor. M -•· s•·· EUB Qarcll o•~l • Rev . Menzel SmJU., pastor: 9:41 a m Suoday Scboo~ Fred . . ' , Smtth, supt.: E•rl Sbulor, Asst. Mornlnj worship 10:45 a. m.: Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thur• day. m.,= Plnl Bopllsl a..... Rev. C. I. O'Conner, putor llwtdQ Scbool 9:30 L Curtta, oupt.; 10:41 L t11. llli wonhlp: 6:30 p. m. BVF and J . - l'ellowllhll'· I P m. rvlce· .:JO p 'm Evening oe Pra. 7. _...;..•• : WedD-y, yer _....,., _ P m. Wetlneaday, Senior 8 30 lr Praollce; I ·30 p. m. 1'1Jeo. "lftDO, nr .. ., .. • ~ ........ . . . . •· L . .? m.: lolondDI ....., It:• a. r DL Evoailti Wonblp, 7 P· m.; • Prayer lllOOIIDc. 7 ,. .. ,... Re•. Clyde 'I · ~ I*" tor. t . , " SIIY....m. ...., ... 0 .. · • Arthur Still, puiAlr . - . , , Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; Oeno Wolf• ·' SUpt., Servlceo 'l'llt1ndaJ erm .. log. .. , IIOI'VI:" ';~ Cb s!.rt......w..i. ~~ay. m~:nvllle .~Y "EViliYTRING IN BARDW ARE" OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE L____:.. BEN FRANKLIN STORE ..____ ___ I New Haven News Notes I .. I ~YF C:: Me~odlst ~arcla, ~ingdom Prl~y. ~· ~~· her~ V1r~lma 1 7 30 l ship, .t p. + 1 -·· HOUSE PAINI :! 1 $3 ... 7 VALUY LUMBER SUPPLY CO. -L -\:11 ....,. - h h St. Paul's LutJ.,aran c urc - 1 Qttnb meeting !rd Wednesday of the ''"•obur! Cerl u-•••, ~•tor·, M~ino month. I ~Lli'IUll mn•u.e r......_ cor. Sycamore & S· _.; t _- Pomeroy We l'lD All Docloro PreocriptJODI Pomeroy, Ohio Road. '·mday Scbool 9:30 I. m. worship 10:30 a. m.; Church ML Hermon UD!Ied Brethren l\EV. JOSEPH , ;·, PASTOR WY z.2U8 Pomeroy Ralph Car~ Supt.; Dreacltlng 8cbool 9:30 a. m. WSCS Orsl In Christ: Rev. James Morri· "The Mao who is aood for excuoes Services, 7:10 p, m., CeclJ Col. Tuesday and 2nd Thursday ol SIRI pastor· Sunday School, is good for nothinc else.• t..Qm~D; Prayer meeting, Tu• each mortlb; Famii:Y Nliht lUI 9:s0 a. m.,' eeaching 10:30 a. Sunday, October 18 Take Someono With You To Cbttrclt day 7:30 p. m. Sunday eveoing of eacb mootb m. Alternate prNlclling and . -Twenty first Sunday after Trinity - .uLaymlnl Sunday"' ID PomeroJ Over 80 Yearo LaapvlJie Coqrepllollll at 6:30 p, m.; Frayer Meeting, Otrtallan EndeaVor, 7:30 p. m. SUNDAY SCHOOL ...... .. .. -- · ----· - ------ 8:15 AJI. Botero oiiiAtllllm Bread Cbrlsllan Cltureh: Sundl17:30 p.m. Wednesday. Sunday. Mld·Weel: Prayer serWORSHIP SERVICE - -- --- --- -- -- ----····· 10:30 A.M. ~. putnr: 8uDtiQ ·~ ID vices Wednesday, 7:80 p. m. SII:RMON TOPIC, "ACTIONS NOT WORDii" Attend Tho Cburclt Of four Cltolco ....._, 1 M dJchard 11\11- Edeot lhtl- lire N • Luther Lea~>e Hayride ......, :~- m.; • ........ ~: Rev. Elden R. Ratland .illlltllon: Olive ..,. Sundoy 7.00 p.m. - -····· --·- --o!Th Chttrcit 'Y Supl• Worship lO.Il. a.Ql. ~... miss! oh pastor· SUDTuesday 8:00p.m. -------------- Women e I PH> Balke, pastor; Sunday School, man, on_, , · Wednesday 7,3:0 p.m........... - ---· · Choir Rclt!!:!, 11 ..._.. 1111 • Home IIlii. 10 L m.; W!nDio Rolllt!ger. IIIPL day 9cltool, 9:30 a. '!:'urrdsday ·---···--·--5o to .1.00 l1ld up 7 110 · p. 81 b bat b CbriBIIao li:rtdeavor, 7:15 P· m. 10:30 L m.: -tu ay •· a.m. ............ . blam a.. Sebaal p 111.' WGII!tl;t Nl"'loo !ln. Lytla QlevaHer. presldooL m.; Prayer ,servke, 7.30 P· m.[ 10:30 o,m. ····-····Jumor Colee lrl tiCGIIII , 1 0810 PO¥EROY LOCAL UNION 11688 I:U p, Pr.,.- ells• lot Ill. ....,lcea: Plabtl EUB Cltucltl ., _ _ _ _ . ._"·, .·..G--·•· - ·•I :·~I!IIIWOOd.----w-._v_ ~ _:_Pllo:_.._WY __ HND _ _ _ _ _ _.. 11171 ..., 'l'btlrldq, 7:30 p. m. 1 p. m. Pnaoblltl p. m., ,..... . • 1\DALL DRUGS THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ,< ' Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE ··.~ . . t\ ' MOIOR SALES Cldlll•..oldamoblle WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT Chester, Oblo \ OPEN TIL I P, M, WY 2-5342 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Tbe Bend Area'• LarreK New Supermarket I GMAC PINANCING KARR &VAN Middleport, Ohio I 57 OLDS lUPER 88 ~":'- TINY'S FOODLAND Middleport I CHECK THESE "AS-IS" SPECIALS 55 DESOTO Middleport KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. \ 159BuicklaSabre4dr HT's !:r.. S119S 57 FORD 2 DOOR "like Someone To Church This Week" Established iD 190f WeRt Columbia. W. Va. Ph. Mason SP 3-5593 Huntington, W. Vll. I (3 Yom> LIEVING COAL COMPANY Support the Church of Your Choice I • Middleport Mayor ~ ~3402 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. West Main St. 60 Olds Super 88 4dr. Sta. Wagon·· s1495 COUNTY COMMISSIONER Member FTD Greenhouse WY 2-2644 DODGE-DART-DODGE TRUCKS v.e Beautiful White China by Syracuse 6:1-12 FRANCIS .fLORIST and GREENHO USES R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. 61 Pontiac Catalina Sta. Wagon • • s1995 WERNER 8:12-18 ------,-----~ 63 Ford Galaxie 4door · · • · -· • s1995 GIFTS for ANEW SWONI WY 2-2550 Middleport WY 2-3284 63 Buick La Sabre 4door · · • • • • s1495 KENNETH McELHINNY 8:31~88 Saturday Galatian1 PD- Cllopol MedtllOIIOI 111Church, Arthur SUit, Pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m. OUver Sayre. Supt.; SUnday Wonhlp oervice, II a. m.; Prayer tog every Wednosday everuna. 0 . . Middleport Cbarelo at Otrlot, day. Junior Cbotr Pract>ce 5th a1111 Maio Streets Donald Bellllebom Boplbt c.barell. mtnilter Bible Scboo~ Lutheran Cburcbes- St. P••~ Great Bend : Rev C. I. O'Coo- ,:~. m.; Mo~ l'tonhlp. Sunday School 9:lli a. m.. Wor oor, pastor: Robert Lewta, supt. . a m, Youth Feilowlbip sbip servico 10:110 a. m.: St. l :llfl a. m. Morning Worship 111 ·30 · ·• E enJn W hlp John, aunday SehooJ 10 a. m.; and Sunday Scltool; 1 p. m. Ev· ' ' 15 P- m .i-r, v l•orsbi~ 9 a. m. eolna oervlce : l"turrday, 7:lll ~ p. ~·30 yer ' Prs meeting. ay: ,- P· .m. N t lmborleo. pastor: Homer Cburch of Cllrlst, Pomerey. P- m .:erMethodJit CbtU"Ch, Cbristaao SctePCe ChurcbeiForrest, Supt.; Blblo ScbooJ Jerry Masters, putor: SWtday DrSyra~ L Roush. pastDr · " Greater love haib DO maD 9:30 a. m.: Morntn~ Worship. School 9:110 a. m. Cbureh IG :30 · ter · am' than this, th!lt a man lay down UB Cburdl. Letart ' 1"· 8uD- 10:30 a. m.i Evenb"Jg Worsb1;>, a. m.; Ql.rtstlan Endeavor. I :SO Morning Worship servtce 9 · ' his life for his friends.'' Tbls 10 1 day Sehool 9:30 a. m.; Worsblp 7 p, m. Wedneaday, 7 P- m. p, m. Evening Service, 8:30 p, Dana Wine~"7,· i:,~edn...· verse from John (15:131 wm be "' ;ces Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Bib!• Study. m. m. Sunday c 00 • Mrs. Moon the Golden Text for a Bible clay 8:30 P· m., ' Lesson on "Doctrine of AtoneChDreh ol lito Ill...,...., Pom- rr..dom Goopel Mlaoloa, a. Syracuoe First UD!ted Pr... director. Official Board meel- ment," to be read at ali Christ· eroy Rev. Clyde HenderttOil, aban SUversvUie Road: E J byterian Church, Rev. Howard tns. ftrst Monday eaeh month ian Science church services tbls pastor: Sunday School 9:30 •· GrWit.b pastor· Roser WI 1- Ruppel!, pastor; Worohip ser· at 7:30 p. m. Holy Commtn> Sunday " m.: Morning Worsblp 10:30 a. ford S~pL· ~Y School 10 vice 9 a. m.; Snnday School, ion eaeh quarter as announ~ Selections from "Science and m.: NYPS 6:40 p. m. S:~ a. ~.; Ev~nsellstlc Service, 7- 10 ~. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 WSCS Drs! WedDesday ol ea Health wit.b Key to the Scrlp1 p, '::;, :30 p. m. "rayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, MeiUIIIt cborclt lures" by Mary Baker mee g, 7. p. p. m. Tu_y_ Dr Lester L. Roush, pastor: toclude this statement: Wla. Free Melllodlsl Cbureb, LattrFederated Clutrc.b, .....,I'Gf. Vi~tor Brown. Cburcl> School dom and . Love may require el ClUf. Rev _ R. E.. gene GW. Seutb Bethel EUB Cbureh. Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor: Superintendent. 10 a. m Offic- I many sa~r~~~ces of seU to save pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. Rev ~ugene E. Emerson pas- Carl Kautz, Supt. ; Suodey ial Board meeting each quarter us from ~n. tp. 23). m.; Phil Wise, supt.. Morning tor. Sunday worshlp 7.30 o m. Sehoul, 9 15 a. m.; Worship unless otherwise called. Holy worship !0:30 a. m.; yo" t b and 9 30 a. m alternately Sun· hour 10 :30 a. m. Communion each quarter as an· Services 7 p. m.: Evangelistic day School 10:30 a. m. and nounced . service 7:30 ?· m. Mid · Weell 9:80 a. m. alternately Norman Firs' BapUat Chorcb, Middle- Syracuse Cburcb of the Naza. prayer serviC<> 7:30p.m. Wed Bahr, Supt. Bible Study and port. Re•. llonatd Boone, •a~ rene. William c. lltorpe, pastor prayer service led by pastor. tor: Sunday Scooot 9 : 1~ a. m., Sunday SC'tmvl9 30 a m.; Morn· I By11eU Ran Free Metbodltt, 7:30 p. m. Thumlay. Fred Hoffman . Supt.; lO:lS B . ing wi.H'sb 1p 10.30 a. m. -----:-~~:--Rober E. Smith, Sr., pafior; m. Worship Service; BVP 6 P· Syracuse E.1J .8. Church, Paul rERSONALS Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Wor- Lottrfd&e EVB CHurch, Rev . m.; Evening Worship. 7:30'""j). 4. Sellen, Pu&or. Amanda Howard, daughter of 1 ley Haley, '<;upt.: Morning wor- Eugene Emerson, pastor. Sun- m.; Wed . 7:30 p. m. Prayer 9:30 a. m_ sunday School, Ben Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Howard, ship 10:30 a. rn. You~ Service, day School, 10 a. m., Russell meetlng; 8:30p.m. \\'£d., cboir Quisenberry, Supt.: 10:30 B. m. , Jr . was a recen1 surgical pa· 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistic met- Archer, Supt. Sunday Worshl;l practice. Morning Worship service. 1st tienl at Hotzer Ho"'pitaJ. sage, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet. 11 a. m. Bible Study and Prayand 3rd Sunday11 ot the mooth; I Weekend guests of Mr. and illg, Tburac'f!.Y 7:30p. m. er service led by Millard Coe, MiddlepOrt Flnt United Pre.- 7.30 P m. Even ing Evan~eiia ' Mrs. Paul B. Powe!l and Rick bl Route 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. I byterian Churcb. Rev Howard tic Service, 2nd and 4tb Sun· were their daughter , Jane M. Pea.teeostal Alsem y, a tor Rnppelt. pastor· Sunday School dav of month BET HAN Y Powell of Morgantown. W. Va. 124, Rev. Paul EO J~ne~ .P ~~ Rock Spriqa ~\lethodlst, R. 9:'l a.m. Mrs Rodney. Sauer, 9-:io a. m. Morning WorsbJp : land Miss Mary P. Pugh of Hun· Sunday ~hool ~ · ~- Sun- R. Card. pastor : Su~day Sc~ool supt.: 10 ·30 a. m. Worship; 3.45 10 30 a m Sur1day School. Bly . tington . . 7 30 ship services · 0 p.Frlda 9:30 a. m.; Worship ~ervK-e, p. m. YF : Wed. _6:30 J~nlor the Tbt!iss. Supt.: 6·30 ?- m James H. Layne, Ass1stant day, Wednesday a d y. 7:311 p. m.; 6:30 p. m.: Choir; 1 p. m. S.ntor Chotr. Yuolh Fellowship CARMEl - cashier of the Mason County Bradblll'r Cboreb 01 Cbrist, WSCS Tuesday 1:30 p.m.: Pray· orch 9·30 a. m. Sunday &hont Way Bank attended the annual BankArt Marcum. minister; -Bible er and Bible Study, Wed. 7:30 Free Will Bap~!v au; ne Roush, ~"Pt.: !0 :30 a. m ing School held at Jackson'• School and Morning Worshlp, p, m. Rutland, PastorSch 1 10 1 Mornin,g Worship, 2nd and 4th Mill (rom October 4th to Octo00 ' 10:110 a. m.; Chriltlan Endeav. Taylor; Sunday Sunday or the "l011th: 8 P m ber 9th . The school is spons •.r6 p. m.; Bvenlng Worship, RaciDe Guy Supt:, Prea Evening Evangelistic Service, I ed jointly by the West 8 1 m. H. L. McDaruel, past01 . Sun- senrlce, 7.30 p. m., Prayer lst and 3rd Sunday of month . 1 Bankers Association and the HaD ol Jebovab's day School 9:30_ a. m., Preacb: vices, \ :30 p. m. Wednesday. Syracnse Mission, Rev. Earl College of Commerce ot West Witnesses~ Public meeting, Sun· ing 10.30 a. 11_1·• MYF 8 p. m.. Custer. pastor Ser\-·Jces every Virginia Umvers1ty. day 3 p m · Watchtower otudy Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 P· Portland Met.bodisl Cburcb, Wednesday and Friday evening Mrs. Gerald Gerlach and son ' jl. m."; Sible study Tuesday, m. Wednt!sday. Arthur ~titt, pa~tor . Sunda~ at 7:30 p. m. returned home to Cuva1oga ~ 8 p. m.: Service meeting, 1 p. School 9.30 to 10.30 a. m., Har MI. Union F.W.B. Cbiii'Cb, l ~·ails , Ohio after spending sev- · m. Thursday: Ministry school, AnUquit) Baptlsl Cburct Sun- old G. Rous~, Supt.; Ken~eth Hev Henry :::_ Stanley, pastor 1 eral weeks . with her mother, 8 p. ..,, Thursday. dey School at 10 a. m. Prayer McLeod, Asa I. Supt. Services Sunday School 9 40 a. m., Earl Mrs. Lorin Roush. DallviOe PUgrlm llolltwo, (P. meeting Thu.:oday, 1:30 p. m. every Sunday everung. Starkey, Supt. ; Preaching, 7:30 Mrs. Russell Ohlinger ol o. Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0. H. Jl'int Baptilt Cbarc~ P~e· Young Peoples meeting, 7 : ~ p. Charleston was the w~ekend car~ past«: SUnday SehooJ, 9:30 roy - Rev. Charles. !liorrts. I!:Dterprise EUB Cborcb, Rev. m. Wednesday ; Choir pracuce, guest of Mrs. M. L. Ohhnger. ._ m. Robert Grate, SupL Wor- Sunday Sehooi 9:30 till 10:20. Menzel Smith, pastor. Worship 130 p m Thursday i Mr. and Mrs. James N Roush ship ~Ice at 10:3; a. m.i PU~ Worship service, . 10:30 a. m.; service 9:.80 a. m.; Sunda~ The Satv_atlon ~~· Envoy ! ;mri child ren Li~a a~- ~eft grim Youth, 6:45 p. m. : Evan-- Nursery and Jwuor church for Schoo), 10 30 a. m. Youth FeJ Rays. Winmg, officer m charge spent the weekena vacauom~ gellsUc service, 7:30 p, m. Mid- children. lowship 6:30 P: m. ;_ Boys 8 ~ Sunday 10 a. m Holiness meet- in the rnounatins in West Vlr· IWeek Prayer and Praise, w~ U\art Falls UnJted Brethren Girl•. Feltowshtp, . 6.30 p, m2n.d lng; !0:30 a. m. Sundav Schoo! _g~i:::ia~.- - - - - - - esda 7 30 Evenmg serv1ce 7.30 p. m., Su d 7 p m Young Peoples n y, ; p.m. Church, Rev. James Morrison: and 4th Sundays: Youth Cholr, Le;i:~: 7:3o ·;J. m. Salvation [ Middleport Charc.b ollbe Nu- Sunday School 9:30 a. m.• Tom 6:30 p. m. Wednesday . Prayer meeting: Thursday, 1 to 3 La· arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. Norris, supt.: Ass'l._ Supt ~~- Meeting, 7:30 P- m_ Wednesday dies Hom e LE"ague : 7 p m Prep I Sunday School9:30 a. m.: Morn- bert Roush.. r;:;~~ ~v~nin~ Heat.b ~lelbodist Cburcb, Mid· rls"es; 1 30 p. m Bible study, lng Worship 10:30 a. m.; NYPS ~!ht" ~-· . m . Pray- dleporl, M. E. Dowson, pastor; prayer meeting Other services Young People~ 6:45P-m.; Evan: P. · p. 8 ., m Mrs. Nan Moore , Church School by announcement. gei!sllc m"P,ting 7:30 . p. m., or meettng Thurs ., p. · Supt.; Church School, 9:30 a. Tbe CburcD o1 lbe Nazarene, PrayM' meet 1g, Wed • 7.30 p.m. Alfred Methodist Church - m . Worship Service 10:30 a. Chester Ray E Warne, pastor NaOIIli Baptill Charcla: SUD- Rev . Pearl Casto, pastor, Sun- m·: Methodist Youth Fellow· Sunday 'schoo/9 :30 a. m.: Momdar School 9:30 I. m.: ~·~ day School at 9:30 a. m., 1 p. m.; Official Board tog Worship II a. m.; NVPS ship 11 a. m.; Prayer setVIC ' Charles Taylor, Supt. Worship meeting, tst Sunday ol month, 8:45 p. m.: Evening Service, 1 p. m. Wednesday. • service at 10:45 with Lloyd 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday 7:30p. m.: Midweek Prsyer serC&rpeater S.ptial Cbureb. Dillinger, layleader. Sunday at of month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor vice. 7:30 p m Wednesday . SWlday School 9·30 a. m.; Mom 8 p. m. worshlp services with Circle 2nd Thursday of month Grace EpiScopal Churcb, lng Worohlp .10:15 a m. Cbttrclt the Rev. Casto. Sunday at 7:45 7,30 m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed· Pomeroy, Tbe Rev. Riehard E!. RDIIaad Ftnl_ Baplllt p. m. Choir practice . Tuesday nesday of month, 8 p, m.; Aft· Martin, Rector. Sunday - Mor· · Sunday Scht'ol9.30 8 · m. Preach- at 8 p. m. rea:ular meeting o( emoon Circle, 4th Thursday of ning Prayer and Sermon. 10:30 lnJr Sunday 2:SO P· m. the WSCS at the home of month 2 p. m.; Choir Practice a.m . Coffee hour foUowtng. llll'rllo..me Pre~ Grace Swartz. Wed. 7:40 p. m. Wedne'sday, 7 p. m. Cbestet Cborclt o1 God, Rev. ReV. John Davies, pastor. W Mid week prayer services. SL Jolm't CatboUe MIISioa : IGilbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday sblp service 1:30 a. m.; Sunda)r Ulllted MolltodJst Churcb - near Guyovllle (Dutcb Ridge) : School 9:30 a. m Morning worSchool 10:30 a. m.Chorclt, Mid- Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, Rev. George R. Shipman, pas- ship 11 a. m. Prayer Meeting, Tile Peoteeostal . pastor. Sunday School, 9:13 a. tor, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.: 7:30 p. m. Thursday . Young I dleport, Soulb 3rd Ave .. ~ m., Leo rew, Supl. Leo Holy Day o1 ObligaUoo 6:30 a. People's Service Friday, 7:30 /)UICII.fl~tla Scbooi!O a. ~~;v m. vaughan, Ass't. Supt. Divine m.: Confeasloo, 'h hour belore p. m. ovaagellstic ~.. -. · .P· worship 10:30 a. m. .,Able to Mass. Sutton Meibodlsl Churclt, AT' Wednesday Blltle S~ 7.30~ Stand!" Monday, Oct. 19, the Lour Lady ol LOretto MlssloD thur Stitt, pastor. Sunday m.; Satun!J: nllltt ayer Goodwill tnlck cornea to pick Bottom. Hev. George R. School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Wonhip 7·'!0 P.m. Paator, Rn. up at the CollecUon Centers on ~an, administrator. BunciiY Supt.; Sunday Worship, II a:m. B. L. Barrett. IIIII NUll' the A&P and Kroser Parking Mas• 8:30 a. m., est.: Holy Days Muon City Chorclt of Cbr!St. Balled Cllm!b ol9. , lots. For pick-up ol usable and of Obli tion. 7 p, m, MUter Street, R. Kenneth Roy, .,., Sunday Scbool ~ m.;: repairable household discards ~ Church 01 God, Rev. Envangelist: Sunday . Bible MIII'Ding Worship 10.. m. from your home call WY 2-3890. John Smallwood, paator: Bunclly Study 10 a. m., Momuog WorEvangelisllc serv~4J ~G p Monday, 7:30p.m. JOF class School 10 a: m.; EvanRelistic ship, 10 :45 a.m. Ev~ng WorMidwetk prayer • • · meeting. Wed. 9:15a. m., Pray- serviCe 7 p. m.; Young People ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Stndy, m.C.::,.~p. • WDrlidp- er group at church. Thursday , Endeaver 7 p, m. Wednesday: 7:311 p. m. Wednesday . . 7:15p. m. Choir rehearsal. Fall Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Satur- RaUand Church ol Cbriot. ' . 15 .toe each 3unday 1 · a. m., District Conference will be on da Bible School 9:30; Commun!OD & Stmdl1 Scbool 10 o. m.: Youlb Oct. 25, 2:30 p. m. at Jackson btester Melbodiol Church 10:30 a. m., v. H. Braley. ftheM WY 2-27" Service 8:11p.m. Even!na Wtlr' Methodist Chureh. Group quar- Pearl A. Casto, Pastor; Wor· Supt. Sabra Canaday. pianist; MlcWitpert ~ m.~.;:. ~Cyb r lol terly conference will be held st service at 9 a. m., Sunday Bible Study, 7:30, Delbert Rt> Third Ave. Bible School I:30 a. m. Preaclt- at the clturch on Friday, Oct. Sclioot at 10 a. m.; WSCS 1st I lmtne~~·_!:le:ad~er~·:. · ==--=--:~==ii::iii"::"';;=:;s:;"'~ I 1111 10·30 o. m.. lint and lblrd 311 at 7:30 p. m. Thursday of mont.b; Board II· --===:..::=:::.::::::.::..~----;-------------:--llor, RE-ELECT THE SHOE BOX Friday U Corinthian• .,.., 1 LOAFERS Thursday John who•e name. appear below. Value-Rated SPECIALS Reedsville Society Notes 1:1-6 Wednesd8.)' Haa-aai I :7-16 .rh l BLAETTNARS Compact Tue1day Haggai v•. SirokY, /oc_, With rhe hope it wiU, in some1 memure, f oster anu e ~ lUI• tain that which h good in fami y and community life, 1.h" tea· ture g •""nsored by the business firms and organrzatrom 59 Pontiac · · · - · · s377 !,--_....,....,...,....--....,·1 Paalma 122:1-9 \ 1 HMl In order to play ita futr part, the Church needs you, your prayers and your s upport. In return the Church offers you a priceless gift ..• the Truth that shall make you free. THK CHURCH P"OIIt ALL • ... LL FOR THE CHURCH Th"' Church b th• lf'Mlettl fact..~t larly and fUpport the Ctwrda . Thay Ofl Mrth for Vie bulklinJ of dw-aoan: Ill Fw hU own like. ( 2) For u.r and Jood cill7.en~~hip. II U. a~ JU.dtilck.n'uake. (3) Fortbaab ho~ l>f lll!irilual value._Without • ol hie CCIIIUIIunlly 1nd ,.tion. (4) •lnxll Ch urch, neither d~II'IOCtfoey .For the •te of 0.. ChiUdt ia.JI, IIOt clvillartbl 011n uarvi~e. 11terw whkh ,_a b.it moral and m.teri.J a~ four IIOUnd lftli<IJ\1 why tvery lllppJrt. Plan !'(! ro lo dnan:h IWIU" ilf'1'801l Mould attend wrvi~ n!IU· llrly and ned your Blblt dally. i i Bill's right. When people work to. gether for their chureh , , , when peo. ple pray together for guidance , .• it can't help but lead to a greater spirit of tolerance, fellowship and coopera. tion in the whole communitr. MI. Mllrlllt !lopllsl Cllarclt, t:omeJ o! Fouttb 01111 Mato St. Mtddleport a.v. Nyio !lonlat, mlninar. sunday Scbool Uti cttard 1 Suol a. m. Arnold Rl • · Morning Worsbip, 10:30 a. m. Cllorclt 1 God ML MGrla.b: Mo Tib.:_ t« · Sun Ba• ira · ""· P~ · . day Sehool 9:U a. m., Worship service 11 a. m. and N5 p. m Prayer mee·· g ·.30 p. m Tues day: Youn& People, 7:30 p. m Frida y, llndlttid Ch.,..b 01 Cltrllt, Eu&eoe E. £menan. tor: Sunday WO!'Ibl!> UO a. m. lltd no p. m. lltl:mltoly. ~ cloy Sc1too1 Uti L m. and 10 :. .. m. ollerllltoly lloblrl VII»Jon!. Supt.: B'ble 81ut1J 11111 Prsyer 11erv1o1 led by putor, 7 30 p. m Tueoday. Sentinel Church News FALL CLEARANCE Sund~y dau· I Saturday . 40~t Rev. ? ~be ~ad :~n •sh:a ~ented Dally SeDtiDel, PDmeroJ·lllddllport, o.• 0et. 11, Jilt a ' , Ridge Keno Society Notes Did You Know ~;iJ: ~~lt:;b;a /x:.:·~:~,.~" ,;,~e~ , ~,:·was w;l~ SOCIAL CALENDAR . -· ~"'·k- ~•, • ·• .wv'lllllll. m.. W~P Preacltlll~, a:=:r: ::l'berr, ai,t ~turcloJ. ~uo Tit;~ ~~oop.m. 8;;~1;-c:~ti.m·a;: ,:l:;l:OO:;,:•;;;·m;;;·~·;,;.·--·-··-·--·-·-.-.-·.··-·- .. .; .. .• .:.• .•• • •'• I t J �,.. ·- ... . - . . ...., .. ,. ~ .... ..-- - •' -. - ~ .. ' ' 6-Daily S•ntinPI, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 16, 1964 WANT AD For Rent INfORMATION 1)1LJ\ UL .1 NI".Ji ~ -flll p II•• 'II !fOot•'lr M.un<t'"' , ...... ~ ' '"• q " """"' A b<J! h ~nd b:Js':'menl , on ground t: uur. NE' I.\ v decorated, hard- " CAIIU lel I -'I Ill'\;. ~ uod ol<. ' •< • MI.• toOJ" ' •n •" ... .. ,.., · n ~ ~• ·•h• "Ml• .,, .,,,,., •"• ••' • lo-'""•<'• 1 .,, .. ,, ...... ~ ·· ~ "·''"" .~ ... .... ... .......... ""' ... '"'''""'""' '"' ,,,,,..''"'<'I' <C!>•'rt.... •.. . ,.. ._flU C.,n •• !d " Ll {'co •lr ,.,~ ~ ~• lh~ pr• "''" u .. co~ n · oa~ 11•Lo ...r•r<' *''"'" ~" ' '" """ on ..•ttlnfl ~~ '"""' '"" ''"'~ ..... ~ .. "' u•, , .. •n ..,, """" W o/, Ihf ,,,.,.rot..,. •• ~ .. •• LM<'# "'"" pato 40> •·" 11 ~.,. : _.\1\U (I t itl'!'oo":O 6 lll~.ll> IUI. LUi l o ) .• '" ' • "'nrn ' "' " '"""' t:'r~ "'" ' '" '"'" I• 0~1'1') , • . , ., t\~ z F<)(IR room house with Slale Route 248 and lh mile llasl'lll"nt . hardwood flours, of nH.'t' l\1 illl'Jted ,,n Linculn 1 \H' SI from the junction the Bashan • Keno Road and lle t .~~hts t'<1 1l W~ 2·J054 Tra Houte 218 at Ea st Shade 1 cy 1\'ha tt•y. 10 10 61r Bridge near Keno. Watch for 1FL:-Ii-:\~tSI!F6--apartmcnt lor stgn~ a! turn off. After sellI rr li 1. gruut .d fluor 3 rooms I ing: farm machinery will go 1' \ T.mpers Plams <~nd sell the R n ·j b;tth ::!bt ~ S c• rl uH.J .'\ v e h 1uschuld goods at the late ~ :!ddll ;J il r t. Call WY 2·5t i:!. JU 6 Lie i\ l r - 1\Im home. oppoSi te the Clover i<arm Stun~ on Houle h Duplr:<, 3 btorlrooms . liun =====;:;=;==' ilf<'a . ~u g :n l!OC~F: kr r.:•n!, - $2J .OO monlh Cb n nn• \', ;: m ~ 1 t \. Cliftw1 , 1 \\'. \a. Phm e 773·550G. 10166tr Til o\I !.E]{ lro1s Jnr n ·n!. I ! •1 lose ~chnuls Supph Cum· l,;umdrvmar 1:1 nd \ ·1' lt· v l. umbN ~ p:: nv,- .\!iOd leport . Card of Thanks I' lll-:1-tJr WE WISH to expn, ~ s uur nl <l -d \ll llli :tl !\1 4 room and ~mcerr t hank~ and "1 '1' 1 ' ' , , _ [o.r :ll ' h.·d :,!Jc~r·trnt'nt. :\!1 ll- ~ Uun to <JII OIJr f l'o Otll\r"'. dk ;r·_ rl \\'Y 23874. frlt'nd!' ;1 nd rH'i!:!hhrH·:-. lol l' ' 9 11 tfc thtir 1\ind symp:lthy. v.\i:c :1 helped 11 .. t:~ u1·:q· n 111 .;;o rr· •l' 1H' : l·.' t•: 'ln~ 11 .11T ,.,.., ., i 1rnw l1fL y,re t>Sped~i!ly th; 1nk llw H, ,j (!(.1 and , tltdur~rsht>d , apart· zer llll ~plta l ~ 1 ; 1 11. \':•,\ '' '.; ' m,·rr~\\'1' -~·fo4J4 12 6th F lllmw til• H1·1· ~<II -· M~:~am I t'" ll ~ll~oti!!I Fill'H rl:•'m f,Jrrlh~l"'li. np:rrl· l , ni: ·Tit I lwne \\\ l -Jt,:ill prayers, the L b tln ·l L Ill 1· II ·J.l tic I 1 2874 or WY 2--5129. ................. ----=---:---~lleoltq lllblerPWe.EDd your tewt'l' IJ'flVIIIel We Utrt aD lbel Se•er ~tnes Ru10nllle . . _ w~ ta'/4 Da1 • NIJid I /or tm HOMELITE SALES & SERVICE appfi)Xima t.e!y 1:30 P . ~· l. i\'ln~ rtJom suitP, piano. h· bran1 table, st.and.!!, rockers, rh ;11;.s. books. lamps, 2 rugs :~clocks 2 sweepers, metal bi ·d~ and hcdding . old dress· . the car and how you wish to pay for the 1963 Tempest Pontiac ........ $2195 1960 Chevrolet Impala .. -.... · $1495 Station Wagon . VB engine, automatic trans. Rada~ ~nd heater . Lu ggage rack, new whitewall tires, wllite ftmsb, red interior. 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door ... .. · $1395 Vinyl trim, good tires, heater, deluxe aecessones . Any Moko Choln Sow 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air VB-4 Dr.· $495 SEE THESEI 1963 Rambler 4 Dr. Custom 660 6 cyl. Auto ., R&H. Ont local owner, 23,000 actual mil~age, like new. 1961 Ford VB Country Sedan Sta. Wag. 1963 Corvair Panel · · .. .. .. .. .. $1699 Low mileage, solid body, heater, good tire11. ~E. 1960 Chevrolet Heavy Duty · · · · $5295 Factory Tandem u:le 900x20 tires. aux. trans. 348 cu. in. motor, Heater, 15 ft. 'dump bndy and telescopic hoist . eSN Us Before You Trodo Or We'll Both Lo,. - Many Mare Lote Madolo To Choose From UIIIWDr OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P.M. MOT~~~E~~~ANY@ (8) I Pomeroy, Ohlo, IlL 1. Corunt~· sored by the M'cigs qulra at Oblo Hotel. 10 9 i5 251 p Saned 1 _ __ Hearl Church Aud 1!nrium on WHY I'l!:\l P your slu ,gisb sepSaturda .~· . Ol'lobtr 2-t. from -! l1e tanli! Cl'l Klc;m Em-All to 8 p. m. i\U you cnn eat, Si r:'e T;mk Cleaner. Land •1.00. Door rnzes. m,r ~{ f<.rm Uurcau, Po m10 13 31c cr11y. 9 29 30 tc • Democr:.\ Club at REGULAR- Mr·;-o-,s-c"_o-unly lkm- I"il ~~; F I< hMgal:l The ~ ·il hric 'it1op . JY invited n~ln'shmcnh S('f· and "i<~TVI('f> vetJ as usual. 10 IJ Jtc I \\'Y l -l2M. ' LOSE w~:u.;·i.,-T -;;t-;::-iv -;no <<~ .'i 1 1 ~58 - TRAiL-ER tly, with Ofl\' fJ ,·x <HJ i 1 l;~b lets. Only 9Bc. Stilrtt l'l;.. rm acy . 8 IHilll tJ AUTOMOBILE tns11 ,- a-n-ce---;;;;, cancelled? l.,ost )'IJUI op.·ra lor'• llcen~tT Call WV Z.L!!tili _- - - - - - -----'1 _>_ Ut Wanted To Buy LOGS WANTF.D. Hi ~.h I pnres Sale!' -= nl:!,t>r 4 '21 tte 3s• - x 3' with eltached rooms, lol with bscmer. t :md ou ' building, in nui.land . Phone Sll 2-1.431. Tbe Rambler World Standard ol &mpaet Excellence lQ 16 Glp Big car n:Jom, ride and lormance. Small car eeooomy 1 ·HATS, mice l'liminilt.ed for ev· and managerablltt} . :._r, "{_;et Stn; Prnl in. " EbSee tr ~b;u:h Hardwan:· _ Sugar MetropulltaD Motol'l Hun Mill, Pickens Hardware, E. Main Street, PomerOJ r,J;;:;on, 10 l6 ltp gr<t de : i\\~O USED gn~--;:-;ngrs- frnm walnut, cherry, pop lAr, b<iss· 1 S('hool cl<lssrooms, three wood, hard Hnd Sllf l !11 <-l ph:'. l vr·c~~·~ lfld nPrh· rt gnnd c;,re. red and while oak and ash. \ prif'Pti 10 go fn sl. Call WY 2· Log buyer will be at Mason !!l'il. 10 15 lfc Furniture <;orp , P t. Ple:1 s·. ani , W. Va., Tuesdav s and 119r,2 EIDlNA House Trailer, Fridays, 8:30 a. m . to 4:30 : ~J() x !11', 2 hedroom . F~mPrp. m . 10 15 JJtcl son Pn"kr, Chester 985-2250. 10 15 31 c For. Rent ~-- , IT'S OUR ri~~a~~~r~ - to_ ,_ioan Ac-=P-:-A::R::T:::MENT, 5 rooms and 1 Carpd ShampoMrs FREE bath. nl'wly n .>dPcoratt>ll. Calli wilh purl'llaS(' of Blue Lustre Walter Crooks, WY 2-3631. Sh;l mp'l'• Baker Furn1111re. 10 15 Glc Middleport. 10 13 Gtc I um •· ~··~·~··~"'~--=-, TIME WJEH RADIO Mlcldloport A 8:15 Weather CAR'P 8:18 Muolcal Clock 8:55 Com111unity New• 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10 :00 Public Service 10: IS Family WorlbJp flour '57 Dodge 2 dr. $295 '55 Chevrolet $199 10:30 Latchs•.rina 11:00 News Bellt I Dr. V8 '56 Buick H.T. $345 '59 Rambler_ $169 '57 Olds _ $299 Station Wagon '55 Pontiac _ $199 Hardtop '53 Hudson _ $99 · $199 DID YOU KNOW 4 22 ----:---~--::-:--;: 1962 Plymoulh 2 door, V8, BU• tomatic transmission. Sale · prke $1095 .00. Poweel's Service Station, Middleport, 10 12 6tc NEW YORK lUPI) year there will be about million marriags. Quickest to the altar? Ask your man for a cedar ch~st. Four out of men who give one find .th~mse!vf!s saying "I do" WJthm year, a recent survey &bowed. Inquire At Station DUKE CLEANERS or Call GUARANTEES Beat The Rush 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 HACKETT'S ....c........ .,.... ....,.,._.. SOHIO SERVICE MASON WY l-3191 I Moln II. Pomeroy 5:25 Weatller 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sian Oil SATURDAY &:45 Sian on 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 1:08 Musical Clock Uo News Headlln" 7:32 Musical Clocll 7:45 Word and Testinaw'J 8:00 Ohio Valley Nowa 8:00 World News II :30 Public Service 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board Bulletin Board News o ·Grams County Agent Country Go Roond Newt Beal Country Go Round 1:55 New• Beat J I S:OO Midway Matinee 3:55 News Beat iERu ( ~~-L-4~-- The BPBB NDilY founaation 15 in, Hopei Next wee~< they •tart framing! WVPI IIBWGOPKJ U:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matlnao I: 15 Obio State Football 4:00 DiJCIDI witb Doar 4:30 Top Ton Revue 5:00 New• ftiji1Jldup 5:15 PubUo Service 5:30 Dinner Musical• 5:U Sign Off WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU P'RIDAY . 1 5:45 Sign Oil October t.OO S1gn On -New• 1:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:20 Meigs County Rto~ o 6:25 Palll Bowen - Farro 6:30 New9 SA'i'UiWA i' G:OO Sign On _ New1 Country Mu:ilic Country Jamboree Larr)' Anderson Show Pomeroy Hi Football 8:33 Rev. Raymond Jon••- Rei 9,30 Midllleport Hi Foolball 8:51 Sport. Headlines lLOO Top Ten Show !Dairy 8:57 Weather Report 7:00 News 7:01 Tiny'o Chapel 7:30 News 1:!5 PickenJ Hardware (Tues • Thurs.) 6:056:20 7:00 8:00 Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dullolui) 12:00 Noon News IU5 Musical Interlude LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teels 1:00 Bm Miller Show 7:50 Newr Report (OSU Football) 6:45 Sign orr September 5:45 Sign Oil October Show (Fri. I SUNDA VS 1:10 Roy's Food Basket Show 7o00 Sign On - News (Mon · Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Johnson - Simpson Jno. 1:45 Baker Furniture Sbow (Wed .. l"ri.l 8:45 1&8 Super Market Show 8:00 F'rencb City Baptist I 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of (Th"l'• -1 1:00 New1 9:05 Coffee With Janet 10:00 Grand Ole op'ry 11:00 Mlniaterlal A.aaoc. A.S.C. Proaram - Ftl. 11:15 Family Wonbip - Tburs. 11:15 Malon Co. Air- ICst.-Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop ll:U Tlny't CoUDIJ1 Hymns 12:00 Noon Report 12ol5 Goessler's Guest Slar-Frl 12:U Larry Anderson Shaw •:110 Jim MHa Sbow •: ID Blatttnar Aulo Show <Thlll'll.) •:30 Local News 5:00 Jlm Meeo Sbow 6:00 Simon's Market - New1 8:111 Sundown Sortnado 8o45 Sip Dll September Deliv~rMl•:-~ tEider Cline) 1:48 Congre1sman Abele 10 :05 Sunday Chapel 10 :33 Washington Repurh1 the 'leople 11:00 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 Sunday Show Noon News Christian• Hour Rev. Merlin Teets Rev. Andrew Pw:sont 1:30 Rev. Silas Blllupo 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rav. Roscoe Thorne S:OO Sunday Chapel S: 33 Country Hymnllrner.t (Dan Hayman) 03 Sunday Showmo loOO Baptlol Laymon'• Hour 8:30 Sundowo Serenade 8: IS Slfll 'lU September Hi Sl&n Off October llv GEORGE WONDER WIN .. I~ WI .. KLii Clf.AY, VITO, I'Ve Gal' Her:t. I.INcD UP eoor>. erePON~r;. C~Ae>l on bult<>u ... repileed .. , ... loUJid...., lhlrll .. DON'T DELAY IN THE AREA. !: 16 Sport. Today 11:00 News, Army Hour wlJI loUDdry .• , • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. RADIATOR SERVICE - Thot ft FASTEST & BEST world Newt: 12:05 Local New1 12:10 Markets 12:20 12:25 12:30 12:45 1:55 2:00 $150 Pomerev, Ohio 5:os 12:00 Community News 12:15 Weather Wasp Cpe. Ford 4:00 Dlsc!ng "lth Dost 4:30 lnter<hange 5:00 Community News 1:10 Sports Today 11:05 Morning Melodies 8:15 Weatller except Friday, Cllurcb 8:16 Pl. Pleasant H.S. Bells Ring Football 11 :45 World News 10:30 Song & Story Hour 11:55 Mason County Ne"' 10:45 Family Worship Hour Your Chovy 0.1ltr WY 2-2166 Pbone WY %-1fll 13. Wilted lli. BQlw.een LONGFELLOW One Jetter llmply Rand!~ lor another. In this !UUnple A 11 Ule4 tor tiM three L'l. X tor thrt two O's. eto. Siqleo leU.n, apo.&rOPbl•• the lanrtb and fon:llaUon or tbe wwda are all binta. IJach d8.)r U.. ~~»de lett.n are cUfterent. MONDAY TBRll FRIDAY . 5:45 Sign 00 7:00 B• StUI and Know 7:0! News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:15 Word and Testimony 1:00 Ohio Valley New• 8:01i World News 8: 10 Sporll Today Pomeroy Motor Co. Ch11hlre, 0. Pomeruv _ Ohio ,..... Jt, Br-.ken AA••• IJJ and II won·t: oolt 111uch to k ..p 1n1 irom tolllnc .._ about it!" • Dr. FOR LEASE! ASHLAND STAnON AVAILABLE 7. Exca.v~ud 8. Poplu weight. 24. Epoctt 'i'••t•rdQ'I ,2o;, DJp out 3S.Beumu 26. Ac~ed83 35. Jupiter'• 2?. Toward wife 29. A coronet 38. Large tu'b 30. R&Uroal1 311. Fate looornuuve oW. Can.dlenu& Sl. Observed u. Noblem.aa r~?1<~>1--t~t--f,~[44t--J-t-'1~ <2.F......,._, "011. thoy ~an lr~ that llnlo bump out oaay, Pop , , , 1 owner car rn 1r hines $5\1 sn Lip_ ~t:V (' ral IISI'O p. m. Oct . 15. Puhlic ('Ordial - !I~!', Station Wagon Uo beverarea 22. Unit of IU.ASwia dialect Jd-l~ AA4rnr Plamwtl Andr<tW., '42 Pontiac _ ScWIJl" (lCrat Club m~erm,e: at lll'ad 1 new quarter s at M; lilkr rJr1. 7 :ul' m achlnt'S a1 I~ print. 6. Malt FURNITUU CO. MASON, W. V._ BE KEERFUl ACROSS We Have Some Sound V•luH '52 a.. Removed: SHORE BETTER Y..&ud&J"e Qoyptoquot.el NOUGHT TREADS SO SI..L.EN1 '56 Chevrolet $299 11 ~1ty FIN6ERtN' AROUND HENHOUSES OUTFIT .,.,._ 4.Holy Land NONE 86. Llfettma Oct.oMr mat 134 Mill Sr. ~-··-'~'"':.i'"!J!:.i• A FLNGERPRtNTlNI AIN'T SAYI N 'IT OOES--BUT THEM VARMINTS THAT 60 AS TWiil FOOT OF TIAUI.-IIDWARD 'lOU NQ c lili4. &.l:al ....... lbadloaW. 11:1& WY 2.-2374 ,-,,;,..-,,,_·--.o;_" ...... II• FlittiJ LASSWt!LL ! JTPSW,-BI!GSYB R. NEED SECOND '"'• SHERIFF 'TAIT JEST GOT HIM 2, A blue dye 20. JrWrurtwn: s . Greek ltottet OWWB QKI ATQ l(WIS REPAIR SERVICE i $1,~- 11. U; 1. Ktnd ot 19. Sign of th• DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - Here's how to A.XYDLBAAXR -FOReHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING ~[:a:ttl~o~. ~~~~~~~~~~~!~~}]~~ IW'~ SMORGA.SROHD dinner .~pon - n. DoWJ'Il THAT OON'T CONSARN ME 17.Apry Lewis Repair Service Real Estate For Sale I) eacJe, l s 2~~ size,l~""""""""""""""""""""~'l Real Estate For Sale . l· Notice 1 erdll ~. <Jnrl Pf'l<1·l~ l :-~ 11 cu._, s:.,('d :::r 1 ~ll'l'", 19<' .-.:m lo.0. McCOY, AUcnnNERR - - - -- - ACRE YAkr.! lor sal• by -_ . a!Jcr, Long l1utwm. Ohrn dJzed salt, llc. Reese's Pea· Chester. Ohio. S 23 tfc HOUSE for sale: Gravel SHOTGUN and rifiP ~>hoot , S11n·1· Middleport. 727 Broadway ower, 5 room house with 10 l5 :Wtp n11t Butter Cups, 10 for 39c. day, Or l. 17. on the ll11JIJv _ _ _ Creen tip bananas, 5 lbs. Help Wanted acros11 from swimming pool. bath. Emma Morris, Hill Farm on lhe Bowman's 59:-. Well' ; Sweet Cider, 89c 11 rooms and bath. 3 bedrooms oonville Rd. 10 12 6tp Run Road . mile oft lb~ h NOW IN FULL SWING gal. 10 14 3tc WORK WANTED -Lady wants new paint, hom;e and roof. - - - work 5 day.t 11 week. Full basement. forced airiSJ!:VEN ROOM an Rd . Hams amJ cash. Spnn10 14 ate gas furnace, garage, black· Pomeroy, two bathrooms, .son~d b)' Hal'ine Fir(> Dt'p:ll·t TRUCKLOAD PERFECTION Oil beater with WY 2:-MlB. drums and fittings, Dayto. me~t. __ ___ JO 15 3tc UNICO TIRE SALE electric scales, 30 lb. capactop driveway, bath in base- bedrooms, garage, basement, SHOTGUN MATCH , Sunday , ily, W ft. meat case, 1955 JOBt pay_ ment. MarvinSmall Swan. down 3 Large :ol Out rooOl! of high water. Oct. __ 18, __ starting a1 nr;on. Mercury, bod y an d c has 't·s LOOKING 'OR IEtURI ment. $9,500.00. flrusbed l'nlll '= 'D . !!. R.-41 IIIM'¥IM ...u 2 3318. 10 16 31c ~entral heaUng Prizes, hams and bacon . WHOLESALE 1css mutor and transmission, Charles Wildermuth. Refreslmwnts wlll be serwd · complete course in ra d'10 a nd s.. ow ..:. adw ~mtrueUcnt cla""' Matches will be helrJ the 1st PRICES tt>levision with all equipment. ~-~=- u-m 1en1-. mNbiJQ. HOUSE for sale, $3500. S i Z205 or WY 2-6116. and 3n:l Sundays ot each Charles Larkins, Long Bot-1-=~=--------rooms and partial bath. month . Spomorcrl by Forked • tom, Ohio. 10 7 tfc lnsur•nce Close to school, 385 Hamil- li•OMiESiiTi;,, appro:i1mate1y R S 0 Ism n. Cluh 1 ~~ ton Street, Middleport, Ohio. acres, good spring on properun p r e s Hl'gn l<l!n·ad' r tn•;Hi.;1t~ anrl :~n >n 1r.,~s KITCHEN cook stove, 10. 15 31c \ -nu•.1 tcJ\\'t·~m11r! l nrices " m p t n SJ n If interested, write N. t:/. lots Jf shade trees, Iocat- ;~;~-~~~;~t -• uC the yl'ar. HUY NOW. ! Davenport and chair, $20. A.~ocy, ln. AD fornu of lD Bowen, Roseville, Ohio, ed on U. S. 33 oear Rock 1 SHOOTING M.\TCil , high SUPER SERVICE I cu. ft. rcrrigerator, $25. 50 Jitu JohiiSOu call oX 7.;922;, Springs Fairground. R. powered 22 rifh·s .1nd shot· STATION elcelri(' waetr heater, $25.00.1 Bud 8&uapson. Ageota. 10 l6 6tc A. Finlaw, WY J-.2975. 10-:J..tfcli>;o:-_<1'."._" guns, Sunday, October 18. ~ New 4i000 BTU vented I 1 Uc • - '~ Jadt W. c .. r,ey H American Legion Farm hrater, $65 .00 also 70,000 FOR SALE: ouse, llX rooms 1 :.•r.·~:" Mgr. WY 2·9932 I BePch Grove Rd., nutl•nd . -· er, $70.00. Ph. WY 2-3874. nstructions and bath. 107 Locust St., FOR S.t.LE-Middleporl'o laiJ. oBI bulldiDB, located 19 N. Noon U.1Lil dark.. 10 13 6tc Pomeroy. 10 1& 3tp Second Slree~ Midllleport 1 1!! 11 ~tc AJ'PI.E'S , Hurrlette F'ruit U. I. CIVIL IERVICI TIITSI - - - - -- - - ~-rnm. Pht 'le WY 2-6970, Priced lor qutcll oale JD. "~---. j(ijjijS(iN,Si;j;;;;--J;;;;:;;;;; --- Attorft!lyl cnv • •Sto ke Iy e N~Ue . ~n 18. CbJet ·-Quolalloli ATQ ASKJTW WDSY before li'ranet.. C&iiii', C:'cw !:: Pomeroy, Ohio Your Chevy Dealer eD M •'>' 'J .,.... and for oth.., proper relief. an4 !Jilai the defend•nh IIIHIWU the bl~rrog., toriu .11ttachad to th• petition 'eompllane. 'fl'ft!J leoUOII UlUI'I. Re vllled Code. Sid4 4efec4antl u. nqldnd t. Legal Notice • ;j :> 16. Head covertns Pomeroy, 0. Moln St. ~ate - 33.Inspect M.lrldi.UDU l • METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' '· DomesU.. Ai'PfAR tlff011£ TilE~ IHE~ MEET AT r:.tT Oi flov.•eJ" ~.&~ SN Th11e ond Many Moro At ... BlAEnNAR"S IU J:l 6tc USJ-o. - l> - wnrL - --- - - -- - - - pmr ~.-- f;] llr ts, =: 1960 Rambler 2 Door American 65 Chevrolet . .r 111u. HDT ee ~ '0 decreea 32. Put Standard tran1. Lugg.age carrier . Real nice. See it. 2 Impalas, 4 Door Sedans, 1 Chevelle Conv. Cpe., 1 Corvair Conv, Cpe. RADIATOR SERVICE '::t:r. settings but little to do with the I 'I 0 AllY CR0 SSW0 R0 indel!d provide a aafe ctlange of AOROii& ~ace from the outpourtng of 1. 11'1bbed situation comediet ts not being &. Art 1ty1e overlooked In production clr· 1· Bptel•• otpier cles. If pre8ent plans are malll- l to.Jaw1sb tained, the next few video aea· month sons will 11ee a return to pi'Om· n. Repmot Afnoa inence of the weekly oaten. 12. L&.wtul But the Wdt~rnll are hardly u . A SwiBtJ what they used to be. The old· canton fashioned w~ft[ern was, well, an Uli. Godot pleuure: old-fashioned western. Then we E~t. got the adult western. Ad now, te. S)'ilableot to a large degree , we are 17 . the era of the Jislly western. talned 1'hl& is en route to aumptusearch for "meanlngful " westousiy 20 erns, which mesn11 they will · hiJve, as they do now, westem 21. Small Auto. R&H . A &ood eheap transportation oar. Set It, Also The Following Models: -........ -·- The faN that the good old re- liable television western doer " Ij' (M 5/lAA'I .• Auto. R&H. One local owner, 3S,OGO mileage. Another li.ke new. Standard trans. R&.H . New finish. Clean and nice. able. ,. steam ahead. HMM ... simple, classic essenct of he 22. !~:Uw western8 that succeeded by dl!floultl' in~ to be themselves. 23. Crln{& bliss, moderate success and Now ;t goes alrnust without 26. Oldapas reasonable popularity . Moderate saying that every viewer must 28, ~~t.n 1961 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Station Wagon We Have Several New 1964 Chevy II - Chevelles and Impalas still avail- ,,W,.,...,•ft,,l'o,m"•"•"•"y",, I out to your satisfadion. 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 cyl. CHARLES BLACK I I car. If at all possible we will work the deal LeMans 2 Door , Red over white finish, jood wh~tewaU tires, 326 cu. in . V8 engine, automatic trans. RadiO and be11ter. A real smart car. Porto & Sorvlco On 1 ' choice, Tell us what you want to pay for Smell Engine Service m I 1 tires, radio and heater. Local owner, 6 cyl., Standard trans ., radio, beater. clean inside and ou t. He<t!lll flul:l f,lr i{l(•d :. n l , er~ \\ash sta nd . dmmg roo fluwers, the Br:1d l:u ry nl ' i·--:lt· ~;i)i{·I~F:-l1 . Jnltde rn hnuse.l ~ ; lilc. gl:~ s.<: door c~pboard, 0,·,! bnr<: and JriNlrl~ I u" d ~ \ run r. , ;nal tJ;.til . Ymll• c•.~ di ~rws, cooking ulenstls, coal i1,106 aHd flow er~. tile Cr<~<~t :-il , (1111 r1 kll!'h1·n . :1lf' rlon1 . lo 1 r <J nge, 1\:eroSt'llf! Range,lnelghburs. l\lr ,md .\l 1·, ·\.1 •1 <.,11 1.J ;, 1 Ut. t. 11 wulur<J l ;dl' E' lf'clnr hot pla !e, Kerosene PHOTO Copymg Service. Cop1 old Grate for tllL'I f b~·; J u ll \'. '\ 2<llt'll I'! L!:l tic ('IIOk stove, Sl'wing mach· Ies made ol legal papers, Iul songs. and ~ lr ~ Uh".·;. l ! i lll:' 2 wa shers, 2 sweepers, birtfl records and almost any Cotterill , pianist, and ;dl Fat Sale h; J~d tonls. :\1any other items other docwnenta. Also t.aJnjnthose who roJmt·mhl'n·d u~ JJl - -_-: - -. , not listed. Some very old tinr in plastic, mm to pre1 eerve your valuable papen. other w.1ys. If' s so C(lnl ll1 r-1 ·' ~1' ·1·1\ ~1'\\· l~l. M;lt'hi .l'". 'i~ it em~. Reuter Insurance, Pomel'GJ' · to know in uur bt'rl':t'.' l' I 7.1·~~. bill!• ll lh nle~, muno- 1 Leon<1rd Koenig, Owner mg merl we han• .'iO m;i!ly gou, JI gl.i LIIS, el' · \I I •'IIJllt '·~ t :al'l l·•1 'TP rms Cash . ~····.·:~ f()n\';inJ and Not r<'".,,·r,ons1.bie for Accidents. Inends who sh;ue ()Ur grw r. Jnl·IJ!~ . .t.ULTIONEEII 1 Y.o'e '-l lso w:m l J(J thank you b. ,(' k\l :. rd. s::~ l; t ~"· ~h nr i !-\radford Auction Company CemploUfur the m~ny wr.mderl' ul ll'l· t p .1~. m1 ' llL~ of 51illll mnntlily . c. c. Bn1dford, Auctioneer ~ loradlonl l.t'rs we've rt'CCI\'l'rl. Yon1r rh·;r,l ;il:.lr ir hl(lr1J. w. ltl iH or ,\ . c. Bradford. Manager ~ kindness will never b·· h1r· u•.. llll~;l:l .v c::tmwl. \\'\' 2· \ tO 16 iL C. BRADFORD '1 ' · · blc · ) ' I u ~.!Hl tu l!'f htr -- - gotten _ I' ay vuo · ~:s ' --· ·, CHRI STMAS TREES. 5,000 • II tlr all. .1 . ZH; . :t:.\G - 0 • ~!A T IC, I~G4 1 Srn!ch Pine 5 to 9 ft . !all: 1 The Henry Beach F1m v . 1 • ' ed I,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= 1 1 spray , 10 'IG ilCI 'sl'w1rr·~• ,\ 18('hlllt \v• ,l r1, 1 • · ' ·1 •'l ·noo ''col '--' ·ch pine , - - - - - - - : - : :: - - __ ··· 1 l~· buttonl10k~ , s• ·,1s on but· , ~ __ B ft .: 2.0UO Austnan 5 EXPERIENCED 1 11 L d F d I tul! \, rn.m .. ~r:nn~. b I d I pine. Sheared, good color and ost an oun r lwms. fan cy dc::;Jgns. Bnmd I density . Tordon Tree l'arm. ~ . nc' W. (; ,l<lf:!li!('Pd. Trath·s ::lC· 22·1 s. Ill . Ave., Wellston, 1 LOST, lady 's billlold, l'fH ay Cl'ptl'd . Full c<~~h pnce S..\2.44 Ohio. 10 15 3tc nig ht Rl !'om~ro.~· Fvu tb:l lll te rm:. S!50 \\t'ck. \lt-'Y ~-22fl..\ . Par!:i:;g Lot. C;::lil WY 2 ''fl4fi ll'l t!i lite SPF~Cll\L Thursday, Friday, 10 14 :11c - - - -I and Saturday , Harden's From tile larRest truct or ELECTROLUX Sweepe r, uses! ket, Syra~.:u :,e _ Boiled ham, buiJdO'ler radiator to tht LIGHT BLUE G>:neral F.lectrir p;-!1Jer bags. c<>r 11 plete WL!li sliced l)r piece, 89c lb.: 3 doz. tlllallest Deater eore. all transistor radio. Reward alrarhment s. Ralance dur eggs, 89 c: llome made saus· for return . Shirl<:y Mrl\i nney, :{ f).Jy menls $7 oo r<~dt W'r :l .<~ge, 59 c lb. Winesap apples, WY 2-3560. 85 S. 4Lh St. l~lll. 10 15 6tcl• $t .?!J bu : r:;]hlJage. 5c lb. WY 2_2143 Pom•rov f(1r You come In pick out the Used Car of your 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon .... $899 ;rl !lOLL YWOOD <UPI) - After the new lelevlslor. .!!eason's del· u~ , ol situation comediPs, I tuned in NBC's western series, " The VirgJI,Jan," Wednesday Wghl, and Jt seemed !Ike stark rea hsm b> compar1son. Another · year of thh1 stult, and my re. &ress iu,l will be complete. The best thing about "The Virginian" is that It is provldlni Lee J. Cobb with a healthy ar•nuity, much the same as "Hazel'' iJ. dolnt for Shirley Booth. You may not like all of NBC·TV's shows, but you have to admit Uae network is laking care at some nice tteople. At any rate , the weekly 90-minute western has been on for aever· al years now, and it has arrived at the stage where lt is •. ally no longer good o bad, but merely there, which is to IB)' Jt has achieved the organization man 'l dream: Moderate METROPOLITAN MOTORS Local owner and low mil~age , Jet black finish, red ~ucket vinyl seat. 4 on the floor, 110 eniine, iOOd whitewall 4 Door. Low mileage by local owner, spo~less interior, beige and brown finish, V8 engine, P.owerghde trans . Ra· dio and heater, whitewall tires show Little wear. Was $21119G nowe kuuwn she would, Oe~.· aus~ and typtLill ul HUtn) cun ~:n t if ~h e hadn 't the sene1 would we.'ltern epi1odes. wall th .. AOI'I· Lave been liluck with a marned Wt"!!tt"rn flHvor of the ovenll , which Is deadly in a Wt'st. PnU:eavor . This doesn't mt>an And If a n1arriage had , heavy a:un~Jay lJ Rt'Ct!lllr)' , or In order the NB C public· U1a! univt"rsal storlt>! !houldn't ily department wou ld hove in-- be atlempled, but II does mean formt•d us al l for weeks now . thai mPre hune.! do no! a Wt>ltBu1 what • Wai most obviuus , ern make . Televisioll Revue at 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door · · $259 5 1963 Chevrolet Impala ...... -- $2395 '.lit i Check OurOKBuysl 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe · · · · $1969 10 I 11te c.n Allis with Hvdraulic lift, used very UGHT HAULING or water li ii iP 1 H C Corn Picker, Cui · haulillg. Phone WY 2-6221 tiv<Jtor , 14'' plows, 7 ft. disc, I 24 iiOip Corn Planter, Manure spread· 1-;ii<.Tii;;;;I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-"M;;;ii; er with Seeder AUachment,l' P1umbln&, Moel._ L 1se sidf' thdJvery rakr . 14 ft . Anold Broctlera.. tractor trailer, 50 tooth IIJ Ea5 1 Main StrHI, Pommv.: 2 urut Un iversa l ~;'""" eroy. Pboae Wl l-UlL and Unr, Esco milk cooler, 1 ZO tfc n 1ilk j • (l n'. 200 bushels of corn, !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;, 50 bushel.!! of oats, lo\n[o;;, a 1ew pieces of IW 1n- ;r ture. AI tlw home in Tuppers MAKE YOUR OWN .•. VB engine, Powerglide trans. Radio ~nd he~ter. W~te iver ailver blue finiih . Deluxe accessories, whitewall Urea. afford . NothillJ down, up to 5 yeara to pay CaJI WY %- ~~ F';mnall Tr~ctor, Ch~lmPrs Field Chopper 10 2 tit' I weldln&. Phone WY 2-6113. 7 Pomert .'. l'hnn•· \\'):' 2-3618. fll. PHONE WY 2-215~ mJssions. Electric ·I "'"nl too , '" t' Il-l ll•<lt Sa! ul'(l"•- " ' "' ' " l~ (.0. " " " " J'l"k S< · r '1.~~ I'll L'LA\..a ~ R.t:St JL1 l'K<HJt t 1"0 WAN'T AJ • $ .;JI) A. -·•tomatlc and standard trana- and will se ll the following per9 24 tfc I soma l property. Farnr mach- -:-::-:::-:::=:-:--::--:-inery located at the farm 4 ALUMINUM seU.storing atonn miles East from Chester on windows at prices y01: can ~ICE O,Ailu"'~ TRANSMISSION Salvaae Co11> II pan,. Rel)airillC all makea. f<Jrm on Hccount nf my health floors au tomatiC h ~ ~t. Call W'r' 32.00. 10 10 tfc o'\UHHLI ' I"''~ "~rl>' -.! '"'" ' • .oJt' "Fm Ll'•• ,.. l'uh"n''"" t'o' lll IV AUCTION - Saturday, October 24, tO A. M. 1 am leaving the Mttldll'port A.paflmf'nt, 5 rooms ~-'"""'"-'1"., or for Sale Busineu Services l ( \ OH, NANCY- :DID \IOU KNOW THERE'S A NEW GIRL IN TH! NEIGHBORHOOD ' llr HARO~P GRAY •;, •' �.... ....__. __ ...., ._ ( ." - - ... .. .. ., ...... .. -·- - . . • 8·Da!ly Sentinel. ~- P~meroy:Middleport o Ckt. Th ··our ('hrl'\(1811 C'l!l7t'nShl p " a' ihe lop ll of the dm >itoHs b\ Mrs LoutS Ret bel ai t he ol th• Federated Ctc· ele Wt='dn~>~da~ t'>tnlng .a1 thr church Group stn gtng ut I ove Dl vtn• .. opened tlte d<vottons. fulluwed bv t.hf' re:~d lllg ol Jam· t':O. I ..uuJ a Riverview PTA ' cond utl ed the business sesston I Hepor" on the Sciolo Presby Plans Festival lertal held \asl week .n the Presb• lman church, Nelsonville, • d ttl (' Wt'l·e gtven by Reibel and Christmas dinner and party I On Satur ay thai Mrs Neutzling . They also gave when the Past Councilors of te. 1964 Christian Citizenship is eme 01 Federated C."'Ie Devo t.IOns rn ~d ltl:lllun b~1 . " The .. t Neutzlmg People", pr.,ldent. Mn Qu Ben HolidayEvents Are Discussed B D I AG y 0 roup Plans were discussed for ~eeting --=- - -- --- - ~as 1 "THe0N'E:.Jt~~i~RNS" ~C~o~lo~r<~t~rt;oo;n~·~===d~;;-;::;;;:::;;;;;;::::::;;;:~~::;1 ~ DON'T THINGS LOO:: WONDERFUL? ( When you have bui1t a substantial savings Plaful were made to erect new welcom, '"""' at tho ent.ances to Middleport when the Hearthstone CIBIS of the Middleport First Bapttat Church met Tuesday evening at. the home of Mr. and Mra. Edison Baker. The meeting waa opened by the president, Mra. Allen HugheJ, who read two poems "Be Thank· lui" and "Dally Dozena for . Everung devotion• were giv· en by Mr. Baker. The ~roup voted to purchase new SliJll to be placed at lhe three e~trances to Middleport. Donations were made to the Middleport Emer· gency Squad fund and toward the purchase hof a typewriter for the churc · Plans wer.e made_ di :o holdt the th aruma! Chrtstmas rmer a e Martin Restaurant. Mr. Harold Hubbard conducted a Bible quiz durlng Ute program hour. Mr, and Mrs. Baker served sandwiches, cakes and coffee to those attending including Mr. and Mrs. David Darst, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllis Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mra. AI· len Hughes and Mr. Paul Smart. Chester Council, Daughters of I The Rivervtew PTA met Amenca. met Wednesday even- Monday evening at the River· ing at the Jodge hall with Mrs. view school and made preparaRay Morris , Mrs. Floyd R1cte- uons for the Halloween Festinour and Mrs. Arthur Orr as val to be held at the school Sat· gistesses urday evening Oct. 11. Mrs. Clarence Neutzllng, presAlter devoUonal services by ident, opened the meellng by Maxine Whitehead and Aline reading Matthew 13:1-8, follow- King the Boy Scouts conducted by the Lord's Prayer and ed 8 'flag ceremony. • pledge to the flag In unison . Robert Bowen, elementary su· Mr.o. Virgil Roush thanked the pervJsor, was the guest speak· members for cards and her se- er on the topic, "Increased cret pal for gift sent her while Sales Tax" and discussed the hospitalized. It was decided to benefits it would g1ve lo educa· have the Qlristmas dinner and tJon. Mrs. Myers' room rece1vparty at Vera's Lunch In Bel- ed the attendance banner. Judgpre on December 9 and to tng of the costumes at the Hal· have a $I gift exchange. loween Festival wtll be at 7 Entertamment was in o'clock. of Mrs. Ross Cleland and Mrs. Entertainment will consist of Pearl Koblentz and hats made dart games bingo fWl house, and won by the members other and' a fish pond JUdged and prizes awarded to for the children. There wiU also Mrs. Esther Wright for the be 3 country store, sweet shop prettiest, and Mrs. Larry Wolle and a movie. the ugliest. Songs and hymns Sandwiches, hot dogs, candy, with Mrs. Wolfe at the p1ano pop and coffee will be avai!aconcluded the program, Mrs. ble A valuable gift will be givSterrett Elected Milo Riggs won the door prize. en as a door priZe. Refreshments were s.rved by After the PTA meeting "Op· Charter P Draped Group'• President the hostesses to 1he above and en House" was observed with The Friendly Farmers Advls- Mrs. Arvil Holter, Mrs. Hattie the parents visiting the class For Mr8. Knopp ory Council met at the home Frederick, Mrs Oscar Weber, rooms and meetmg the teach- The charter was draped for uf Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter for Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mrs. ers. the late Mrs. Allen Knopp when Birthday Dinner il the october meeting. Thirteen Stanley Trussell, Mrs. Henry the Auxiliary of White Rose Given Mrl. King members answered the roll call Spencer, Mrs. Marion Wood, Lodge met Wednesday afternoon .. A Previous Meeting Remem- Mrs. Henry Beaver, Mrs. Maat the Legion hall. Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Leona King, wlfe of Earl bered " Devotionals based on bel Van Meter, Mrs. Buel Ride. ham Robson, president, was in King, was complimented with " Love Thy Neighbor/' were nour, Mrs. James Van Meter, charge of the meeting. a birthday dlnner at 6:30 Salur· given by Mrs. Holter Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter, and Mrs. Attending were Mrs. Perry day evening .at the Kmg home New otficers elected were Hobart Newell. ee • Mitch, Mrs. Robson, Mrs. on Salem Street, Rutland . D1ek Sterrett, presujent; Roy Hostesses for Ute November William Woodard, Mrs. David Attending were Earl K in g, Holier, vtce president; Mrs. meeting will be Mrs. Henry In Middleport Entsminger, Mrs. H. E. Bush, Mrs. Leona King, Mr. and Mrs. E<trl Dean, secretary; and Spencer , Mrs. Virgil Walker and Mrs. Charles Bennett is In Mrs Pat Gallagher, Mrs. Alma Robert Musser, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Roy Holter, discussion Mrs. Henry Eichinger. Columbus to be with her daugh. Miller, Mrs. James Souders, Ernest Molden, Mrs. Edna le<~der. Reid Young was namter Maxine Bennett who un- Mrs Norman Wayland, Mrs. lblsseU, Mrs. Maude Rawlings, .d Legislattve chatrman and derwent throat surgery _wednes- Hele.n Lewis, Mrs. Carl Mattox Mr ..and Mrs. Carl yseU, Mrs. ' Mrs Edison Hollon, represenday at Riverside Hospi tal . and Mrs. Walter Hayes. Fol- Mar1e Anderson, L1ttl e Ml ss I t lowing the meeting a dessert Clndy Anderson, Dr. and Mrs , httive to the County Women's The Rev. an d Mrs. Cly de Bari Cornnutlet'. I lett and daughter Becky were course was served in the din- N. C. Carpenter. j Di scussion was led by Samin Newark Thursday to return ing room by the hostesses, Mrs. The evening was closed by I ue l Mtchael. milng twu rarm mother Mrs. P. M. Sines to Wa land and Mrs Bush observing the first birthday HurN1u Council lillldes "0 u r thelr home in Middleport. While y · · of the coUage prayer meetJng Tux Problems. " and "Health I In Pomeroy there the Bartlett family wiU organized one year ago by RobIn surance " Shorteurnmgs ot I Mr. and Mrs Clinton Mulford visit with !f1eir children Mr. Federated f outh ert Musser. He led the meeting 1 I he properly tax and the pre- and Mrs. Garnet Folden return· and Mrs. A'rthur Ford and Mr. To Meet Sunday of Bible reading, prayers, i sent tax s1tua twn of Oh1o were ed to their homes, Columbus and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett at , The Federated Church Youth hymns, talks of enrichment, some of the problems brought Thursday, after a visit with Kirkersville. . : Fellowship will meet and Mrs. King and Mrs. Car· bul. Also, the questiOn of heahh their .sisters and brother-in·law, Barbara Jones a juruor at !at 5 30 p m. in the social room penter were at the plano and insurance through privately Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuler and Ohio University and her room· of the church, Ralpb Werry Is organ. "Under His Wing" was owned compan1es or gov~trn· Mrs. Edith Thomas, Th€'y also mates Joan Kenny Cleveland president All youth of the one ol the organ-plaon duo 5 , ml·nt prugrams. visited other relatives in the and Jeanne Culver Toledo church are invited. Donna Rei· played. Next mPetmg will be Nov area . 1 were recent overnight guests bel will conduct the devotion· 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sisson of Kyger of her parents Mr. and Mrs. al period. ATJ'END MEETING · Mrs. D1ck. Sterrett visited Thursday with Mr. and Emerson Jones, Mr. L. W. McComas. Mr. 1 Mrs. Jacob Schuler. Dr. J. J. Davis was in CoSON IS BORN Emerson Jones IIIII Mrs. 0. E. I WF.lllli"G ANNOUNCED Eldon Kraeuter was a bust- lumbus Wednesday where he Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Goode Rail were in Athena Wednesday 1 Announcement Is bemg made ness visitor in Atheru; Thurs- 1attended a semmar of rheumat- are amJo1mcing the birth of a to attend a dirmer meeting of ot the 1ecent marnage of Miss day I ic diseases sponsored by the son Earl Arthur on Sept 12, the Southeastern Ohio School Margaret Ann Vance and Char- M~. and Mrs John Scott re- Ohto State Medical School. Gr~ndparents are Mr . and Mrs. Board A!lsociaUon held In les ~mdlt', Jr . Saturday. Octo- turned home Thursday after Mrs. Asa Jordon substituted Arthur Koenig of ReedsviUe, Baker Center ballroom. One ber 10 at 10 30 am. in Spring- an overnight visit with iu, mo- in the Pomeroy Schools this Rt. 1 and Mr, aod Mrs. Earl hundred school board represenheld Lulheran Church, Sprmg ther, Mrs. Earl Scott. Mrs. week in the absence of Mrs, Goode, Dexter Rt. Great grand- tatives and supertntendeJJII atfteld, OhiO. A reception follow· Scott returned home from Cbarles Lewis. mothers are Mrs. Dorothy teoded the mUng which In· ed tn the church dining room. Fairfield Hospital, Lancaster Mr. and Mn. Gene French Smalley, Long Bottom, Rt. 1, eluded proposed legislation for Mr, Smdle is serving with the Wednesday and is convalescing and Mrs. Ethel French spent and Mrs. Charles Snider, Porn- expanding educational services. Umted states Air Force and ts nicely. the past weekend on a trip eroy. He was born oo M r a. Mrs. Rail is a member of the stati...ned at Lockbourne A I r Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thorn· through the West Virginia moun. SMalley's birthday. executive commJttee. Force Hase He is a brolher of as and family of Crouksvi lle tains. Mrs. William Ault and M were Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bush Gt!nl! Dodson, Middleport. of his brother and sister-In - and son Gregory have moved ii5i.i;ii;~ ii..i..iiiiiiiii..iiiiiiii11taw, Mr. and Mrs. Everett into tbe Wtute apartment on Thomas. Palmer-st. Mrs, C. E. Vance and Mrs. I SCOUTS ELEcr OFFICERS Leah Whitlock of Kent were Chuck Hannahs, scribe of weekend guests of Mr, .and Mrs. Troop 249, has reported Mike L. D. Scott and other relatives Wright elected qtllll'termaster friends, 'I'lley were former aDd Gary Mitcb elected llhrar- residents of Mlddleporl I.an . Recent guests of Mrs. E. 0. ;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"J 1 Tewksbary were her aons and family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewksbary aod IOD Tom of Wellston and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tewksbary ol Middleport. The birthday ol Mrs. E. 0. Slim Fit, Hip Hugging Western Tewksbary wa• observotl with a family dinner. Style Jeans. 100% Cotton Twill, I "''""'""-..'""'""'""'""'""=-; " ~ MEIGS THEATRE gam~s o~ ~e Worrle~s." H_ Ge tt fng • i'l p / I ersona . . . 1 reserve to real1 ze your dream?) It's so easy to a(q u.ire the ha/;tl ol th:-1lt! .J u ~ t Je pos tt a set amoJmi here every momh or payday. Then .,..atch your s.a vings re serve growf And we 11 help it 1 ~ro w e11e n f(t~! er • •• creditiQ! Mrs. Ronald Brownlnl and Mrs. Calvin Simpson were hoa· Iesses when the ..... rut. Sewlng Club met Wednesday evenlng at lhetr club room . During the business se,.\on in charge of Mrs. Harvey Van· Vranken, president, plans were made for a dinner at the Martin restaurant on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 7 p. m. and members are asked to contact Mrs. Van Vranken as to whether they Wlll attend. Following the dinner, the group will meet In the club room with Mrs. Elmer Whit. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman as hostesses. A discussion held on the Nov. 3 meeting to be h~ld at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. offtce for a demonstration by . Betty Newton. Each member II , to take a guest ted b The M travelmg Elza prize dona Y rs. Gilmore Jr. was awarded to Mrs. Browning. The hostesses served a de!sert course to thoae named above and Mr.!. Dayton Strlckland, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Roy Blank· enshlp and Mrs. Donald MeKrught. Mrs l"d" "'" hrought "" one 's resp,~ <tbtltly " • . d"'p- ' htg hltgh'-' of a talk by Dr. Lois " fatlh tn (. ttd and lo use :'": , H Vi,.cher. a surgeon In the f~;~llh 111 ~t'l > lre to God . \'-ra y Ind 1a hos pital wh1ch the local and Utt'<HI>. ut . . o.dvancmg the chu1ch helps to support. 1\mgdorn IJI {,od Wt' r e gtven A ca fet ena dinner lo be sponThe h• mn · Oh \1 aste r Lei sored by Ute Hapy Harvest~1t> Walk 'r\ llh Thre ' and pray 1ers cl ass Saturday, at the b•· \lr, Retbel. con<"iu ded : ehurcb was announced Mrs. tl" devottr>n< and \Irs Ret bel. Norman Kloes announc.ed that mtsStonan ,·hatrman ol t h • the lrott cakes had arnved for POMERO"t' OHIO Gtt tld 'eod ' mtsstona rv poem. sa le and also asked Utat those TONIGHT&. SATURDAY ~=::;:;::;;;;;;r· wlshmg Chnstmas cards corr "1 FACES OF OR, t.AO" !I : ta ct her (Techmcolor\ Pla ns were made for a Christ· rony H.anda\1 Arlhur O'Con mas dmner and ~rty at the De· nell, Barba ra Eden . John Er cember 9 meeting, at the •f' ~o n Noah Bef'ry Jr D1rect oy •'iru Pal Wonders n e~· t'r I church There will also be ~ $1 ('f'8SC gift exchange. )It k wastl decld~ Double Feature Program k d uSOLDIER IN THE RAIN" 1 tu ha ve a 6 o'c oc po uc /nIackie Gleason, Steve Me "55 CAYS AT PEKING" 1 ner at theKlNovember mee.mg \ \ 11h Llutllon Hrston ed t .Jueen Tuesday Weld 0 ~ ~~d Ala <.ardnN 1 and Mrs. oes was nam 11,,ch 11 1eolo r ) have the devotions, SUN .• MON. TUES . , ,d I A dessert course was served 1 ' PLAY IT COOL ,' at the close meeting by B11t.lo1 \' re Helen Sh<~rtro Mrs. Phil Wtlltamson, from a MJchaf'l Callen Barhara hiP n J t.ai.Jle carryinM out the Halloween theme. Church B NClass T0 uy ew s· Welcome lgns lam SewlnrClubP Oct. 27th Dinner it with illfe re) t, as earned. The bank T'!i the sa¥er'i best friend, ~unday 1 WEA.'J'HEB Curtf.-Reyn.old. WeddinruSet Mla VJrslnla CUrfi1 and Olln Reynoldl will be united In marriage November I It 1:30 p.m. by 1\ov. Garlaod Lewis at the Calvary Temple, lOth aod Market Streets, b1 Parkersburg. The reception will follow 1mmediately.· Ml" CUrtil b the dauaJtlor ol Mr and Mrs. Perry CUrtis of We Pay 3% lntereJt On Suring• Pomeroy National Bank Member Fedtrl!ll Reserve Sy1ttm Member Federal Oeopot.it Insurance Corporation Servmg Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND ... I Jolly Club H Meet• A.t Strau•s ome Mrs. Charles StrauS! entertamed the Jolly club Wedne'" day evening at her home on Unlon Ave. A short business session wall conducted by Mn.,Strauss, preaident. The traveling prize do-. nated by Mrs. Strauss was .. warded to Mrs. Gerald Wilder· rnuth Mrs. John Letfllelt received an anniversary. and a birthday gift , Mrs. Wildermuth an anniversary and Mrs. Strauss a birthday gift from their .., cret pals. Mrs. Strauss recelv• ed a hostess gift from the club. Re£reshments were served bJ the hostess to Mrs. Wilbur Hanning, Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Wildermuth and Mrs. Donald Hauck. 50th A.nniver8ary Will be Observed ' New offtcen were elected when the Yoolh CouiiC\1 ol the Friendly Farmel'l met Saturday evening at the home o1 Ann aod Alan Holter. They are president Sally Mora; vice • president David Mora; aecrelary Ann Holter oDd disc:t~~­ sion leader Lenore Mlehael. DiSCU88ion waa led by Jenny Dean and games were played. Refreshmenla were served by the hoot and hostoBI to the above aod Larry IIIII Linda Hollon, Lol!be Mlehae~ Melanie Dean, Rhea Mora IIIII Raody ••• Young. 1965 DODGE POLARA 2 DR. SEE THE NEWEST DODGE AT DU'JIATIICAJ.Ll' o a • a Sbapoly CbsdF. OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER $4.00 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Middleport, 0. SAYS 1'IL\NlUI Mrs. lrls J. Carr, treasurer of the Tuppers Plalna School Boosters, ha1 reported a sue. cessful school l'lU'IIIval oo Oct. 10 at the grada school, She ex· tends the appreciation of t h e boosters to all who helped and donated. w=so;=-;;;ro;;;-;ME=ET;;; The WSCS PnttlfliD Meeting will be held Ocl. 11, SUnday eveniiJ&, at 7:18, at Heatb Methodist Cburch, Middleport. The meet1n1 topic It intel')ll"!taUon of the mloalon projects. All membero ...... ~ lo be '-----'~>~·eaent. TO~ TOMORROW, SATURDAY, ELBERFELD$ STORE IS OPEN FROM 9 TO 9 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Zipper Fly, Sanforized. Wheat Color and Black. BOYS SIZES 6 to 12 $2.98 en tine . 'Ol XVI ,_,_, r. ,.,.. rnr.r•rr• 01 r1w .,....,_... ':·. ., POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, oHIO ! SATURDAY, o(!1/:. . ·,''.:';·~ ,, '~ , NO. 158 'J 1/ J I ew Glrlo 11oft vinyl hou10 llllp. pen. Pink, blue and white with eontr11tm. trim. S!Ha IIDIIII, medium ond larp, $ I •5 1 •r INFANTS TRAINING PANTS Double thickness eotton training pmtle1 with triple eroteh. Full cut for perfect 111. Size• 2, 4 and 6. White. tpo ELBERFELDS POMEROY . . -IN -- ..... --'~-- Goaaudtll - ...... 1' . 1964 FIVE CENTS ' ~} ) ;,, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Russian Policy to Chinese May Bend •.. But not Much MOSCOW (UP!) - The new Soviet r egim• reaffirmed today that it would continue ex-Pr•m~er Ntktta S Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence with the West Jts st1ff line Three wrecks were lnve'stl· toward Communist Chna may bend , but not much gated early today by the Meigs It denounced the deposed Khrush c hev himself as County Sheriff's Department "hare-bramed ." and Sheriff Robert C. Harten· Today 's tssue ol Pravda, the Soviet Communist party bach is investigating a fire in newspaper, underlined the reassuran r es gwpn by lJ S SR. Scipio twp. that destroyed 1 ambassadors in Washtngton , Tokyo, the United Nationt she-room frame home Friday and other cap1tals Pravda upheld the ' ' principle! -- - - - - - ------ -morning. The burned home, owned by of pea<'t'fu l eoex1stence between ' rt'rentlv th ' po~st"sslon of one Andrew Schloow of Pennsylvan· states wtlh d1ffering social or· bnmb 1s not grounds for unia was destroyed before the ders as .udvanced by V. I. , mediate concern Lt'nm ' ! Urged Unifiratiob blaze was dlscovered The sher· iff said the fire apparently JOH~ D. HERBERT Pravda sa1d the new govern- [ Mao urged that "the two started about 4 a.m Fnday men I of party Frrst Secretary ! countrtes um!e on tht! basis of Several outbuildings were alLeonid I Brezhnev and Premier I Mandsm-Lemmsm," which Peso destroyed, according to the !Alex1e Kosygm 'w11l pursue an , kmg interpret s as nppos1tion to sheriff . No fire department was arttve line for the convocations I pea ceful coextsfence with the ' called. of an International meet1ng of West {O all Commumsl parties •• I Pr<i vda . without mentioning Early today . about 12 30 am , COMMUNITY TABLE - This Is the table nearest the kitchen of the Martin Restaurant where nelghbor.h ood Sherif£ Hartrnbach and Rutland Plaonffi Meeting 1 Khrushchev by name. denounced customers dme and drtnk their mornmg coffee. It IS popular wtth reSidents of the Middleport area and known Khrushchev had planned a , " ha re-braiDed scheming, imma· as the "family table " and "community hangout spot " Seated around the table enjoying dinner are, 1 to r . Eddie Marshall John Ti!Jis mvestigated a hit-skip accident about onem1d-Oecember meeting of 26 lure conclwJOns and hasty declBlake, Rev. Howard Ruppel!, Mrs. Lula Russell, Thelma Pratt and Bernice Darst. - Sentinel Photo. tenth mile west or Pearl Ja key Commumst parties. Khrush·l swns and actions d1vorced from John D Herbert, treasurer .of chev intended the meeting to reality , bragging and phrasecobs Coal company. Authorities said the uniden- state, son of a former 0 h 1 0 I arrange a Commumst world I mongermg, eommand1sm, un tlfied car hit a power pole · and govern?r w~ll speak nexl Tues summit conference which would I w11ingness to take into account then left the scene. Electrictty d~y rugh_t 10 Pomero~ Junior expel Red China from the Com. the achievements of science and m the Rutland area was off for High audlt_onum to Meigs Coun monist bloc. practical expenence ,, about two hours while power ty 1 This Dec . 15 meeting may be Jt p.enounced ' ' the ideoi0£Y .1._ j company workers repaired the The countywtde rally Is spon· ipostponed or toned down But and practice of the personaHty damages . Off1cials are contmu· by the County_ Re- the differences between Chma cult " 1t p1 .used collective lead. . lng an investigation. publican Executive . committee, and Russia are too lrofound ershlp as communism's ..sreatBV ROBERT WINGE'IT taurant operator. tin. Mr Marlln, • resident of 1Jane Restaurant m Middleport, Th d .d 1 t E E Follrod, chairman, The with natwnal and racial nvalry es t political asset" The Martin Restaurant, long The Mttrlm Restaurant was Pomeroy· Is no longer connect- also well-known for its service. 2 20 e secon /n 124was t a public is inv1ted. Admission Is to be solved in the roreseeable Re!Jable sources Khrusha favorite dinmg place in Mid· opened Augul II, 1951 on Mill - ed with the restaurant. Even though Mrs. Durst had · .1 a m. ,"n 1 ~u 1e (; free . State and local candidates fulure ' rhev went down ftghttng at the thrives on its repula- st where the Lewis Plumbing ll takes 14 employees to no restaurant experience _prior :;,::narJ.• oi will be introduced. Red Chinese chairman Mao IC e n t r a 1 Commitlee meeting tion for fme home-cooked meals, service IS now located. It sue- up the good serv1ce that to 19Sl, she has succeeded mat- , W IIston lost ontrol of his car Mr. Herbert, a youthful 34 ts Tze-tung, haVlng e-xploded h1 s l wh1 ch decided h1s fate. hospitality· and overall good ceeded the Quahty Coffee Shop at the Martin are always tracting throngs or satisfied attem to round a a !on of Jeannette J atomtc homb, cabled the Krem- j Praised Pollcie5 1 1ervice. there. giVen. Mrs. Lula Russell, head tamers. . curve car went off and Thomas J Herbert , Oh1o lin Friday urmg a return to Thest' sources said Mi):hal "Pleasing our l.'U StHmers It in Octilber of 1952 th.at cook .. has employed by the ! . She ''very good. help'' the left side of the highwa) 1 1946-47. and . present I unity-on Mao's terms J Suslov, the party's clilef theolhe blggesl goal of our bus!· 1 the busmess was moved to tis Martm ever ;mce It opened. Al- l m the successful operaUon of a d turned over on its side 1Oh10 Supreme . Court JUdge . A II was believed thai Brezhnev I rr<IICtan . pratsed Khrushchev '• ness," says tlle owner, Mrs. present address on North Sec· together, Mrs Russell has. had 1the business. She single!!.! oot heavy damage. No ar: graduate of Umver31· and Ksoygin were impressed l ove-r·all polic1es but said Marguerite Durst, who worked ond at the COI'Der of Race-St. 57 years of restaurant exper-- : Mrs. Russell with the servln1 ts reported ty and of the M1ctugan Law Ineither by Mao's message nor wd e not proprrlv rarned out 1 as a telephone operator for 20 Tite Martin was so named by 1ience. For several years she of the line food down lhroogh was at 4 1School, treasurer Herbert began I by his bo 11l. Khrushchev is ' and had reached the "point o1 years before becoming a _res- Its first owner, James L. Mar- l worked at the former Ma ry l (Continued On P•l'. ~) fa m. on Rt. 114 , four-lt-nths of l ~bhc hef In 1957-59 as an ~s- understood to have remarked i sla~n<Hwn " -~ , a mile west of Routes 12• and t ststanl attornev• general or Oh10, / ~-- - ---·--~ - - - ~-- - - - - - -- Herbert w.·Il speak GOP RaJJy . 'ollttb :m• 4 ''J'l'h e .1r.1..ar 714' t ln • ' h as U • 'l .1._~ lD'/l 0 ' Renu ta t ton • wa~ sor~ ~cct ';!,:~ :" "~r. cus- ~ w~ile ~~ kee~ VlSl- ~ t~rs I~ I Republlca~s. :I:' dlepor~ be~ ~aid nt:: I 1 Herbe~t Down~rd's cred1l~ Me~gs g~ernor, «::~using re~he w:~er mish~p I Prmc~lon 26 I Atbena ·~ ;::.:::~::-, ~ ~."~~ha;d l:;t s:::~o\ ~1 ~~;l~i: ;::s:~~~~t ~o~J.. ~~lt:96e:3: 2! GaiiJpeUs 7 car and hit telephone pole.l etrm commencmg an .,, I . M. D.s Mav Walk-Out J ~hey 1 Abele Endorsed by Croup supportmg Farm p0 }'ICies • 1 1 Wallotou - Middle rt •• 'k' th , A veteran of the Korean War . 1 S ~ Afterbitstna tng ayre s list. L1.): he IS · a caplam tn · Ihe 1 1 Medical doctors on the staff new corporation may take overdng treated at the facility. Logan 38 o~o'Jackoon po • ca• parkede poe, auto owned of Meigs Memorial hospital may sometime this weekend. Meigs Geri"eral Hospitr' today ! Pomerey 11 Nelsonvllll' 6 by. Grover Harris Ohio Nahonal Guard . . walk-off the job at th~ 4:1 - bed For the third strnighl , day re~rted three new admissi~ns Coal Grove 31 Oak Hill 8 Th;re was ·damage to The Herberts have f1ve ehll l county·owned mst.itutton next no new pat1ents were admitted Fnday. Sourcs there sa1d, l East Bank Z'l Pt. PJeasaot 8 th Harris car and heavy dam- dren, John lJav1tt. Jr.. KatnCong. Horner E. Ahete_. m a battle Cor re-E'lertion , Wa!J week. Fridt~y at Meigs Memorial hos- hoewver, that the privately own· Racloe 14 Yorke e s t the car operated by leen, Elizabeth, :\legrm, and endorsed by a group of area !arm Jeadtrs , Leo Story, the f . d pi tal Hospitat officials said to- ed hospital was not filled with ! Padeu City 14 Wabama 0 ~:ere ~he dnver stated he fell Suan. spokesman, Fnday mght. This was uno ficml wor day there were IS patients be- paltenls. 1 Belpre 20 Chauncey 6 t th h I I Mr . Abele , who attended a meetmg of the group at , from one medical ph_ysiClan Frl· - -. Tbe Plains !! RuUaad • . as eep a t' w e. Crow 's Town and Country restaurant, responded_·_ ___ day, The walk-out Is expected K e Creek 42 Sou S 'J am to rE-cewe the 1 next Tuesday, according to the Yl r lllwtstera ' endorsement of such aa f I n e m Athens. Meigs and Gallta source. who said "We can't op· Hannan 13 Nortb Galllo Presid ..nt Uke8 group of gentleml"n J shall counties. Chairmen of farmer Eastern 28 Hannan Trace 11 Reception in Ohio 0 0 IC I eontmue to work the better- . comm1ttees. from each of the erate this way.'' • M. M lro St J •s s DAYTON (UP)) - PreSident ' menl of our Amertcan fa rmm lhre< couniles were present as The M.D. sol etgs emor· oe ymm., Johnson went campatgnmg : who have been strangled bv i well as uther committee mem18 tb I through normally lal WI\: Meigs county's veteran Agricult'i.tral Agent C. E. >tlddletow 3% p Republican I fl I government control. One of Ut e bers. I r Iw.·lson Plan plea~ect I 1 I~ T ugh p ]. y ) A• £ A I f~r ne Im 0 ounty gent I •· · For B •tain • hospi~l ~pparently ~:l~y Va~ 10 lro ,Or s:ou territory Friday night and obmost Important problems farmg l Storv said the purpose of the cate the act ~~ b VIet~ orne Blakeslee considers one of his objectives to be 'jMaking N decision reac .Y e h~ people mad." ' 1 A~f:: AI:M 19° ~ ,viously liked what he ~aw. I ~NDO~, WPil - La~>?ritet our rural areas loday IS reap- commitlees would be to promote Supreme ':;" t:s week. T This was his own estimate Friday night of experiences : Ita Za ' ~~sk~let Cheered by a large crowd at Prtme Mtntsler Harold Wtlson , pot honment will conlmue lu and encourage the re-election of 'Mak•ng peopJeMad' IS• o c 1 0 ~n ~ppei~ os~ ~~\ 1 11 • 11; : , 1 12 0 1 °~9 ~ 1 I I 1 'I to ar. in Meigs county sincP 1940 when he came to the agent's ' e 1 Dayton which twice called him spumed any mE"re ' -carelaker work for 1:1 la1r representatton , \1 r Abele as a cand1date who court refu 50 of the Meigs Memorta · post He was the speaker for the regular meeting of the I · ernoo e aware ' hack for more, the President role today and set out to run a' for our rural areas " ' besi represented the aim' and malntam· Middleport-Pomeroy Rotal} club at Heath church. vnccm suggested that a 4110.000 majortough, hard-hittmg government! A mam mull of the meeting ' beltels of the farmer todav al Trustees, Inc., who 18 ed . throughout an. • month Rotarian Blakeslee admitted - -- . ity in this lJtate - which has hJs parliamentary the dectstOn 1o orgamze a ; Comm1t1ee members are. askpertod or legal thai they he believes people sometimes effect m 1965· he said. gone Republican in the last maJorlly. _IndicatiOns were that .. Farmer for Abele Commitl ee" ied to recrUit Abe le workers m had not broken . thetr lease by have to be irritated to be stir- Galen Brown, program <hairIDe three residential elections - Wilson mtghl have an edge or each townshtp of Ihe counlie• b_y .not allowing osteopathic phy· red Into ''doing something.'' An· Blakeslee. would be mtghty nice. The Pres- only or fClllr V?l.es over These wnrkers: are SJCI'ans on the staff. other objecbve of the education. iuent Dtck Rosenbaum presldident easily outdrew the crowds the combt?ed oppositiOn in the expected to campa1gn act vely The court. by refusing to hear al program of the extension sc.•r- ed. . ) U 10 of the late President John F. new . Parhamenl. . i ! for the candidate and to act1 as Kennedy· former Vice President Wilson appomted the first sev-i volunteer poll workers on electhe appeal, upheld f)arlier deci- vice of Ohio .~tate University Is . La~tes of Heath church serv~ sions in Meigs County common for agents to " work themselves mg dmner wen: Mrs. Carl Mat· Richard M. Nixon, and sen. en me~bers . of 8 s~arply , twn day 1 Plees court and the Meigs out of jobs. tox, Mrs .. Beatrice Robson, Mrs. Barry Goldwater, who came s~earnlmed cabmet Friday I I Committee chatrmen present County Court of Appeals, that By that he means providing Perry Mitch, Mrs. Beulah Hayhere during their campaigns, rught. _less than thre~ hours ar- ! I were Carl Baker. Gallia . Ha rry the lease had been broken. leadership in starting projects, es, Mrs Everett Davis Mrs. Ida Four persons _we're fined, one The Chief Executive cancel· ~er bemg named.,.,prt~e mm- , I Henr~ , Athens, and Story Melg~ Frank W, Porter, Jr .• attor· then easing out as community Martin, and Miss Bes! Sanborn. case was continued. and four led political Jctivities. lnclud- tster They_ were roreign Secre. . . I Other committee memben ney for the hospital trustees, leaders take over. An example G~ts were Gary Short of other person! forfeited bond.or; ing a schet:luled weekend trip tary Patrick Go_rdon ~a!ker, l Towns/up and commumty Ipresent included , Robert Lee, Affairs Mmtster l chatrmen ror the October Fund j Oon Wilson, Oris Roush . Metgs: said Friday he had not been ln· is the current feeder calf sales Galhpolis, Faye Wilson of ~t. today m Meigs county court. to Texas, to confer with top ad- Eoonomic formed that the MD.'s intend- projects. Pleasant, and Dr. H. C, Mullins Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr .• l visers at the White House- on C..eorge Brown, leader of the dnve. ot the Mrlgs County Lee Glass Athens, and Lincoln ed to vacate the hospital next He indicated present plans of Pomeroy. fined Dana W Murray $10 the recent developments m Rus- ~ou~e of ~mmon~rH·e/ b ~ r AmerJcan Red Cross chapter Call, Gdllia costs on a charge of passing sia and China . i owH e;i :;:e Chtms ~~ en( were announced lod_ay b}' Dale Also present were George Tuesday. Porter said he did for 26 Southern Ohio counties tell hospital officials that the are for each to have an agricuJ. on a yellow line· Jack R Ables t~ ~ e~, J anc C0 ~ j Kautz. general cha irman 1\femhart and Charles Haskins - - tural1 agent andd a home econ$10 and costs failure yield M I M ort I H \tal he xc equer ames a ag- The grHup mrludes Leo Storv rMr Abele's secretarial h SIX . eoun. ega em 1None01 3n . · Milhoan. . an · Dad's Night to be om cs agent, an eac. right of way.' Harry V. Zar· ADMISSIONS_ Bedford . Mrs Dwight 1 a agent. baugh. $20 and costs, spet<ling, DISCHARGES Dan PHS Chesler . Mrs Henry Turner, : 1 Observed by Pf A The atm IS to brtng more technl· aod Audrey G McCoy $1U and S 'ih d Ra . Co " • "' ColumbtO l1rs Chester Buck- I Darl's Night will be observed cal assistance to rural people. costs, failu,.. yield 'right of Nelsonville Show lie,•. Mre Marvin Kee- l Cooperation A•k<'d Mooday evening when the This streamlining is to go Into COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio way. Ro;alie Story, Pom.: The Pomeroy High Sehoul ; baugh, Orange; Mr. and Mrs. I In Leaf Gathf'ring dleport P.T.A. at t UntverSIIy President Vernon B. Larry D. Pyles pleaded not rov· Gertrude Gilkey Jackson· Purple Panther band. under di -· Gro,er Harrts, Lebanon . Mrs. ! Middleport Sireet Commis. high •chi!Ol at 7.30 p.m. RETURNS HOME Alden . said Friday the state's gwlty to o OhiO State Patrol Bengel. ' Pomeroy; rectioo of Robert Warren. mar- l Virgil Roush. Letart · Vernon 'ioner Lawrence Manley is askMr. aod Mrs. Ronald Carmen educahonal system "seems to cltstion chargtng h1m with an G ace Th mton Robert burg· chd down the field to " Look Nease, Sutlnn ing cooperation of residents in Cecil Carpenter, a mernher the State Patrol, Will be the and son, Ronald, Jr., returned be the problems of improper muffler. The case was Wr Va . ,..j Rleka.J Le- Sharp March". wnet In to a Mrs. John Werner. Salisbury: the removal of leaves from Ihe speaker and the patrol home l'ltursday _after spending graduate study Hlld school drop- continued. ta;t W RuBiell ·Nitz ' special precision drill to the Eldon Weeks, Rock Springs: str...,ts. boys of lhe school will be recog- the week with hl8• parents, Mr. oots. Forfeiting were Clyde i Po,;,.roy. ·• ' "Host of F'reedom March," Vernon Weber, Rutland: Calh· Restdenl .• are asked not to nized. aod Mrs. lvan Carmen, Peach Alden told the Ohio State Unl- Wines, $2S for dtslrublng the ' tl)fn formed two diamonds and erme Shenefield. Salem; Mrs. pile Jeav., on the streets. but Refreshments .will be served Fork Road. Mrs. Carmen's mo- versity Community Develop.. peace; Vannie Elliot aod James did a routine lo AI Hlrts. "Ja- Felix Alkire. Sripio. Paul Cas- rake them in long rows In Ill' during the •v•nmg. Thl!re Will !her· Rhea Moschar, returned ment Conference that the state Carpenter, each $21.50 for SERVICE SET va", Friday night at Nelsonville ci. Middleport. der for the leaf scavenger to be a meeUng of all home aftor spending faces "serious. b u 1 speeding, aod Alvin Durban, Funeral sservices for Mrs. in its <har. of the halftime fn charge of special g i f 1 s operate to besl Au· ers following the meetina. the week m Columbus wtth her great opportunttiea In 111 edu- $2>.50 for speed in excess lor May 1'. Smith, 7!, who died baod show. will be Edison Hobstetter. Alan tomobiles should he movotl , nlld conditions. at her home in Cbarleston, W. Drum major Is Mtke Mullord. Harris of the Pomeroy Natinn· when ihe scavenger is working daughter , canng for her and cati0111l program." her .,.,.. baby. "The stain scbooll, iloder- ' Va .. Thursday, will be held Stm- Drum Majorelie Donna Crow. 1a1 Bank is serving as the collec-- on the streets, if possible. A ENROLI.Il AT CBU Alice Harris, daughter of Mr. graduato collotses aod teehnl· CANCEL MEETING day at 2 p.m. at Rawllngs.COats aod special twirler wa" Gloria ) lion agent /or the county. schedule of the wards fur lht! aod Mrs. M. A. Harris, Long . Pll't OUT FIRE cal lnaUtutos offer substantial MASON - The Mason Coon- Funeral with Rev. Howard Rup- Buck . pick-up of leaves will be .,_. Bottom· has complete<) arrange- Pomel'\ly firemen were 'IUm· educatton opportunltiea fur the ty Democratic club Is cancel· pelt officlallng. Blll'ial will be E • R CALLED lished later. monts to entor the Columbus moned at 4:48 p.m. Thursday n\ajorlt.y of Its cllitj!l)s, Ung Its regullir munlbly m'"t· In ruverside cemetory. Friend• AVXIWARY TO MEET Middleport emergency res----Buslness UnlV!fllt.y. A '!:'"lor to extlngulsh a blaze at the said. "But,wbllo we h111 e excet- .ing ocheduled for Monday, ()e. may call at the funeral home The Past Presidents of the cue squadmen •ran sported Jam' ' 1 LOCAL TEMP at Eastom High School, she dump· .In Dark Hollow. They lent opportun!tlea In tile !®or II, and wiU meet on Ol!to- anytJm.e. Mrs. Smith wao a American Legion AUXillory of es Sprouse, Middlepor4 to The temperature In Pi>mel'\ly's will enroU In tho Alrllnoo Rei- returned to the station at 8;30 of tho educatiOnal spectrum, we l)er 21!, Instead, at 7:30 p.m. member of the Royal Neigh Drew-Webster Post will 11*1 Meigs General bospital at 7:30 business dillrlot .,.. n ..,..., . .; ,, orvatlono and CommunleaiiOIII .p.m. No damaaea were report- seem to be neatecU.... the two at the Carpenters Union hall In bors of Amerlt:o. She Wll a Wednesday evenlnc ot the home p.m., Friday fOr treatment of a at 11:10 a .m. toclly, under cleir ·' lecretarlal Course nut Juae. • ef), __ ends." Pt. ·Pleasant. , former l,lldiQo;lorl resid.-t, o1 Mra. Goorto MoiJ<I')I. ' back lnjlll')'. sties. '. ""-"''-'""'"""'"''~" act~on ~an int~oduced P~s-~ despit~ I Four F" d s~im w<~s thre~ BYJ dge • 1 County Court Chai'rmen for ' repre~ented Red CrOSS i 0fJ\'e • Narned ~eels SLIPPERS -_..be,._ I '• ' Scipio Fire Under Probe By Sheriff N ] tl ~ eg ect in lies~ h~ve spec~ahst GIRLS $1.79 II llil ' ' =::...::..='-~'-'----- - $3.98 -~ a.t y ... to........ - . and j BOYS SIZES 14 to 18 $3.49 MENS SIZES 29 to 38 4 ,.,. PTA. The Racine Jri';'a~tary wtll meet at tlfada lhIChoo: on Monday, October 19 ~ 7:30 p.m. Homeroom EMo U will b~ named. The xecu ve Comnuttee wlll meet at 7 il announced last month. I:~ Garner, band directoru; talk as a part ol progr Following the meeting regrade mothers will ser: a&freshmenta. Everyone teer ed Is invited. WESTERN STYLE JEANS SaUy Mara Named CouncU Preaident PI'A no- ...,....... eonotellllloe Orlool II • 1llp lllat dto oritll .. . . -It, but t1o dentll)> II ..., • - Business of the Week Mr . .and Mrs. Clyde Blizzard eddln will observe their SOth w lh g anniversary Oct. Clyde 18 at Blizzard e1r home In Ireland. and Trena Baker BHzzard . t were marrJE'd Oct. 18, 1914, a the home of her parents, WU. liam aod Mary Baker. The ROY. Franz Tomenendal of Ireland Church officiated. Mrs, Blizzard was born and lived all her life on the Baker farm ln Ireland. Mr. Blizzard was bom at Tuppers Plains. Their only child, Mrs. Mary L. Rupe and family, are rtalding with_th_ern_.- - - I COMES ON BIG FOR ... - Reedsville, and ta employed at lhe Bureau of PubUc Debt lo Parkersburg. She Is a tlf•duall of Eastern High School. Mr. Reynolds Is the son ol Dorothy and Cleo Reynolds, both o1 Parkersburg. Ho 1•. I graduate of Parkersburg lligh School and is employed u I meal cutter at Ralph's Supermarket. The gracious custom of open church will be observed. 1 ' Mr. NOW YOU DOY ••• Putly ....., IIIII .....,. ... doy _. !!lutdo,. hlr ud lll!ltl tuntP!. RIP today IIJid ll1ulleJ io M~~ M~ neglec~ng" gtll'~t ~mmoth- M~s. B~~k ~~cin':"'. Gol~~e; Stor~a Ohi"o Educati"on Sat~rday I 1° Ban~ Pr-~JJ!s assis~ 'I 1 Oliv~. Pom~roy; Th~ore itv:~ bood~ ~lem1 advanta~e. A~ ~ ,. . ! ,. \ ••• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 16, 1964 austin hoffman koenig proctor smith spears