http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6877f732725a2217467f745c285e56c5.pdf e34906d37277f77308ed8eb3b015da34 PDF Text Text .... ....__. __ ...., ._ ( ." - - ... .. .. ., ...... .. -·- - . . • 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~ ~ ,. . ! ,. \ ••• �-. . -- ... ·-. -- ..... · • -#- -·· --. .....·-··--·-·-------.. . .........._. ..... .......... -· .--- . -·-·· ·--·.... ~ ~ ~, -' -·-·"t.~ • . ..••.• • ,.. ....... ......... ,_..~~ -- -.. -- ....... -=- - - . ... .--'- - . . -. - ..~ .......... . --· ~ · -- ~- ...... ----·· -· .... . . .. -.~ .. - ...,"' -;>;S;-."" - -.. . _ .::: .. - ... . ::--~.-: ~ . ' .. ... ~ . • ' cconttnuea lrom Page 1) 14 Seniors of PHS are lni•tiated NEW voRK (VPI) - - • - -· J- :i ;.- ~ ;- .~ • ? .. • '• Ia..;. 111- BY BOB WINGETT first hail but a good &eCOnd took the lead witb 4 ·19 remaln- 1roy wu able to move the ball when third quarter action star~ 1a beautiful 20 yard touchdown , Pomeroy ~ to sto a Nei8011vll- yard line SiJ: P1ql Purple Panthers half,'' was how Coach Chancey mg m the second quarter when 1 on only one senes of lays. La~ l'G 1pass mLo the waiting arms of le drive that was steadily ick· seven minutea and 25 I8CIDit 11tagtd a tremendoUB !lecond summed up the batUe after biB little 130 lb. halfback Gary Hay- Jin the second period the Panth- ~ The Panthers held lhe Grey- Semor End Dav1d Reed who ing u momt!ntum. Jt wu from left to play. Quarterback P-oi. half l"Omeback to rup the trou- team had talhed two tou chdowns ne::~ drove over from the one ers, aided by ftve target - hit- hounds after Swindell had kic~· was all alone m the end zone there that the Panthers began ter took the snap from Center ble.sume Ne ls( mvllle Greyhounds 110 the final twc quarten and 1 foot line to conclude a ~ yard ting pass completions I r o m , ed off Pomeroy then began The TO was scored w11tJ 6 JO 1moving for their second TO. Carson Crow on the extra ~ 1 6.~ Fnday night. stole the vtct.ory away from lhe l ~elsonvi_lle drive. that began late F'rank (Tonto ) Porter to Half· dnving hard and fast toward teft in the th1rd penod. I Afte~ Halfback Bill Jewell try, fumbled· then picked up the 1 I he come-from-behmd win Greyhounds. m the rtrst pertod. back Bob Smith and End Rex I the Greyhound cross-bars. Pomeroy took tbe lead when had picked up a couple yards . ball and went into the end .zane allowt."<i Coach Charley Chan- "They'll have lo play real HlghUghtJng the Nelsonville CUmmings, moved to the Nel-: Startmg from their own 21. , Smith bucked his way ewer for Swindell broke loose through a for the PATs. ._ cey's gridders to keep pace hard in both halves to beat Ath- touchdown drtve was a 17 yard sonv11le 22. 1 Smith picked up a fln.\ down in the ext ra pomts rt first appear- hole opened by Don Cullums ··-' w1th unbeaten Logan m South. ens next F'rtda)' night," the pass from Quarterback Jamie That dr1ve was stopped· two carries. Swindell got a yard . ' ed that the Panther halfback and Louie Diehl and scooted Nelsonville after r~ tllt easlern Oh.io League play and Panther mentor added . James to Dick Ritz from the ever, wheu Porter was thrown Sm1th went lo the Nelsonville was stoppKI . but he battled the I down the left side to the Nelson- last iiek-off, went to the -ai( protected fue unblemished Pan- Nelsonville completely doml- Greyhound 47 to Pomeroy's 36. for an eight yard loss while at.· 41. The Greyhounds were 8!1- opposition off until he was just ville 27 on a 34 yard run. James completed sil ~eJ ther record. Pomeroy now has nated play m the opening two Haynes tned to carry over for tempting to pass on a fourth and sessed li 15 yard penalty on the 1ms1de lhP end wne . Swindell and Smith then al- 1and NelBoovUle mov~ to the wo.n s1x str~ight games this sta~zas when Greyhounds mov- the extra pomts but ~nebacker rour sttuation. play fo~ clipping and Pomeroy A key play ol the final quar- ternated carries until Smith Pomer~ one yard line before season, four m league play. ed mto a 6-() lead Bob Emler stopped him. SECOND HALF had a first down on the 26 . ter wa s when Junwr Jetr GJbbs went over ror the final touch· the game ended. . "The boys played a real poor Coach Bob Sheskey's team During the first half Pome- 1 Pomeroy was a different team Three plays later Smith o;hot l mterc·rpled a James pass on the down of tht> game from the one I James , starting h1s passing 11 attack from his own 30, hit I Haynes lor 1 three yarder b&Pomer oy·~ llle yean and Mrs. W. B. llllray Keane, wbo came oat .. rtto. with teaching her the fundabead ol Yogi Berra 111 I b 1 mentals of the re!t&urant busiWorld Series, appeared loday ness when the Martin first lo be doe moll Uk•Iy eaadJ. "as OJ>'neol. dale lo lake ~~· job •• maDillTbe present location of the or of llie New York Yaukeeo. I Martin was ' once the site of Fourteen Pomeroy Senlor The weird turnabout to a Steiner's Cafe and also the CalHigh school students were hon~ strange season !lf basebll~ dederwood Book StMe The resored Friday morning when they veloped Friday wbeD Berra taurant was lasl 1emodeled in were Inducted lnto the Delphian was flred as Yankee manager 1959. I chapter of the National Hooor ami Johnny Ke.ane banded In . The Martin has had many Society. Mrs. Theodosia Freck- hi> reslglllltlon as pOol ol lht prominent guests through the er Is spoosor of lhe group. The St. Louis Cardinals. years. Some noted by M r s. students. initiated during an asYankee General M.anager Durst have been General Ed· sembly· were Linda Moore, Bren Ralph Houk said a successor ward Hall of the U. S. Army, da Pott!!, Patricia owens. Pa- to Berra woald be named wltb-Robert Taft· Jr., former Govtricia Fultz. Charlotte Lambert, 111 1 week. He oa1d lhal ernor DiS.IIe, Walter H. MoelLinda Smith, Sandra Thomas, or Jour mea were tmder coaoldler, Rep. Romeo E. Abele, Mrs. Janet Smith· Shar .n Biggs, eralloD' laclndlDI K-• 111111 0 . 0. Mclntyre, an author, ChriS Tompkins, David Good· AI Dark. However, II was b&and \'Irs. Jesse Stuart. win, Claudia Grue5er, Joseph lleved tliallhe Yankees already Martin restaurant guests for Neutzling & Barbara Kennedy. bad slarled aeJodalloao wllb several ytars have comment~ Koone and lbal be wu their ed about the lovely flowers that The candidate! were tapped llnl choice, decorate the dining area. Mrs. by the followingHonor members of · - - - - - - - - - the National Society, Btrtha Nichol::. has provided Alii MEDAL - Mrs. Winifred Farra admires the Air Medal just present,;a her Thomas McGowan. president; many, many decorations for the husband, Sgt. Joseph W, F'arra. He received the medal for making over 25 combat Donna Crow, vice-president; restaurant, but Mrs. Durst has tactical bellcopter flights while stationed In Vietnam. Sgt Farra Ia now assigned to the Mary Sue Handley, secretary; Nceived others through year Army A via lion Branch of the Range Services Division at White Sands Miss lie Range, Jennifer Evans, treasurer; Donfrom other personal friends. N. M. Others, L toR, are Maj_ James W. Donald, Chief of Range Serves Division; Mal. na Hauck· Thurma Vaughan, other prescmt employees of Gen. J . Frederick Thorlin, White Sands commanding general; and Capt. Edward J. the Martin, many of whom have OUTSIDE VIEW- Outside, the attractive front of the Bonnie Smith, Robert R. Smith. Andres, Sergeant Farra'• immealate supervisor. Sgt. Yarra IB the son of Mr, and Mrs. John Johnson, and Philip Swina long tenure of service, are Martm Restaurant looks like this. Floyd Farra, Racine. Pearl Hoffman, Garnet Ashley, dell. Kllth•yn Hysell, Dorothy Demoskey, Frances Johnson, Ollie Young, Bernice Ann Darst. Faye LlttJe, Donna Smith· Sylvia Byers, Janice Miller and Beulab While. 111 16~6~ Panthers Rally In Second Half to Take Hounds • 2-Dail1 SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mid4ltport, 0 ., Oct. 17, 1984 The Martin • J how- [ I I I \ M1.ddleport Loses 32-22 to Rockets ' * * * * * * ~~Fv,h:~~nfi~ fore he was dropped bal-d b)' I / :.:pl:k: IEnd Bob Richards wbo , ..,_ to the Panther 45 where he wai Middleport High school bat- many mistake-s. touchdown, rece1vmg to openin 12 carries, Bruce Wallace slopped by Bruce Simpson anf tied Wellston down to the last After a quarter of play, the the second half, and scoring in 66 in H. George Sauer 5 in 3. Dock Knight. secnnd, behind by as much as Jackets appeared to have con- 16 plays, Witliarru getting it and Moore 3 in 2. 14 pomts &ost of the way after trul ol the Rockets. Middleport from 1 yard out with 3:50 in the The nexl pass from Jamet a t"Jrst qua e; B-6 lead. losmg received, permitted Wellston to quarter. score 26-8 F~r Wellston, Williams had 62 1 was taken by Haynes to the fmally 32-22 Friday rught at recover an onside kickoff on When the Jackets got the m 13. Oller 17 m 4, Mossman yard line. Four playo later the 4• MHS stadmm. their 33, and m 7 plays saw ball. Alan Wallace narrowed it 144 10 16 • Hayburn 6 in ball was on Pomeroy'!! three Thus, the Jackets remam wm- Mark Hayburn . quarterback, to 26-16. Estep 8 m 2. and Pope 36 in ll yard line with :10 seconds show· less m the Southeastern 0 h 1 o sneak in f:"om the I foot line. Wellston scored again ea rly . As a team, Wellston on the 1 ing on the scoreboard dock. C!JS!? AA League · wh1le the M1ke Mossman. 150 lb half· in the fourth penod for 32-l6 grou nd ~amed 273 yards m 50 James went to the air agam, Hu(•ki~ ts won their second a- back, had earned 3 Urnes ror 31 and Coach Fisher began substi- opportumties, Middleport 188 in this time hitting Ritz. Ritz was gnmst as many losses. yards (Wellston penalties cost tuting. 31 stopped at the three. \l1ddleport , playi ng good, 10 yards) in that drive, but the ' The .hckets started on their Middleport startmg lineup On the last play of the garr.e hard football all the way, hand- Jackets figured to learn how to 36 with 10 minutes left in the Ends, Joe Stephenson and John Ritz attempted to skirt the right ect th€ VISitors four good oppor- hold him as time wenf on. game. were held at the 50, but Blake, tackles Ray Pickens, side but he was sto~ped at tht tunities to score through either Especially after they came Wellston also was held, and and Larry Vaner. guards, ~tan­ one by Louie Diehl. -. fumbles or momentary defen right back ilfter the kickoff, shoeless Bob Fox. kicking spe- dy Humphrey and Joe Relchj Pomeroy will host A t h e n 1 sive · lapses Wellst.on capitahz- 1opening on their :16, to go 1n for cialist. punted 34 yards to the man, center Bob Caruthers j next Friday mght. · ed on three of them a 6-6 score alter 14 plays. Left Middy 10 Backs, the Wetlacel;, Sauer and By Quarters: Between times. Wellston play- Halfback Bruce Wallace scored Quarterback Buddy Moore Moore. Defensive players, <tnd Pomeroy . . 0 0 8 8 - lf ed a time-consuming. grind-tl· from the 20 on a nghl end passed to John Blake for 11. sut.stltutes f n,. two Jackets ejectNelsonville _0800- $ out sytle of game, eating up sweep. George Sauer, 130 lb Three passes at the 43 netted ed from the garge, mcludcd TO's - Pomeroy, Reed oR the clock and keeping the ball. fullback. ran the EP and I he nothing, but Alan Wallace got Bill Halley, Dave Ashley. Tom I 20 yd . Pass from Smith; SwirP The Jackets had the ball once Jackets led 8-6, with 1:50 on 12 at end to keep the drive a- King. Ken Harr1s. Sam Hood. dPI/. on yd . run ; Netsonvilte, In the enttre third perJod That the first periOd clock. live. ruce Wallace got 10, Jack Sigman, and 1kickoffJ Hayne s. 1 ft. run . PATs, Port1me fleet Alan Wallace broke Wellston, however. needed just Moore passed to Joe Stephen- ~ Mark Tannehill ler and Smith. through le!t guard and outrac- four plays m the ~econd period, son for 20 to the 15, and Alan BY QUARTERS STATISTICS ed the entire Well9ton team 67 after opening on their own 25 Wallace got 1, then 8, for first [Wellston 6 14 6 6 - 32 Pom'cy NelsoD'Yille yards to a touchdown, then follow1ng the kickoff, to run the and goal on the 3. Middleport 8 0 8 fi - 22 : First Downs ..... . ... 9 1& added the extra pomt~ on an- count to 14-8 The flr~t strmg came back in 1 SCORJNG Yris. Ru•h. .. _... ," 119 14% ollwr scamper That made the Mossman, at the 43. broke for Wellston, but the Jackets Wellston - Hayburn, l ft Yds. Pass_ .. . .. .. .. . 65 103 EP Tntal Yds_ 184 t4i wellston scored twice more · all the way Haymburn passed lo~t one, Moore got two on the - To Willis, pass from HayPasses Atte1np. •.. . , . 8 14 before tlie Jackets dro\'e 90 ~o Tom Willis for the EPs, but optiuu, Moore's pass was hat- ~urn. Hayhurn 2 y~ run. WilPaues Comp. . _. _.. _, 4 18 \ yards in the dymg seconds of 1t was 14-8. ted down, and on fourth and 2 \Jams l yd. run, W1lhams 7 yd ., Passes Inter ........ _ 0 ! \ the game to score agam. Alan Another gift was handed Well- Alan Wallace went through a run. [ Fumbles .. . .• , .... % o Wallace getting m from the 2 ston on \he ensuing kickoff. gaping hole at left guard lor Middleport - B. Wallace, 20 , STOPPE~, DROPPED - Pomeroy Quarterback Frar,k ITonto) Porter Ill) is hit by Fumbles Lost .. . . _. . . 8 0 .yard line. The Middle_port rece1ver fumb· the TO. There were 12 second!; ·yd run : E:P - 6. Sauer. run . ;Nelsonvil_le s Gary Haynes... after plrKmg up several yi:lrds. ComJQg m to assi:;t wilh l Penalti~s 10 25 Wetlston was playing w1thout led when h1t, '!Vellston ~cover- left. A Wallace, 61 yd run; EP - ~ the stoo IS Alcn Peters (SI) . - Sentmel Photo. Punt• 2f86 yd_) 8 f!l their '210 lb . fullback, Terry Er- mg on the Middleport 22 On The Jackets outgained Well- A. Wallace, run; A Wallace 2 1 -- - - - - - - ~- ~ -yds•in. who sulfered a brain con- the sixth play Hayburn sneak- ston in total yardage, counting yd . run. ' li>rd 20 yards compared to 15 ' eussion last week. He may be ed m from the 2, the EPs ffiiSs· the two passes by Bruce WalSTATISTICS I 1 h1r Jt " opponents ! Starting lineups : loot {(If the se<1son, depending ed. and the Rockets I~ 20-8 lace and the 10 by Moore good W M1 Ru!bnd plays McArthur at ' Pomeroy - Ends, Reed and more exhaustive medical with nine minutes left m the for 138 yards. With 188 on the tst Downs n 16 Mc -\rttJUr nPxt Thursday night I Cummmgs, test~ to come next week. Fill- l half. !round, Middleport amas~d. a Yds. Rush ....... .. 27:1 188 Ry qua1·tprs Ctlilums. 1 ing in for him in the first half i Mlddleport was stalled after very respectable 326 yards gam- Yds Pass . ...... . 40 138 Rutland's Red Devils invaded to McPeak to make the RLJtlmld 0 0 0 06 ~~~ ~i ~,~~k ~e:r~~;: CHat~:~~~ 1 wa~ 165 lb . John Pope, and in 1the kickoff, had 1ts punt pal'tial- ed. Wellston had 273 by ground. Total Yds...... _.. , .. 313 326 cmm ' Platns H H 0 ti - 22 1 Pass Att · Sm1th and Jewell: Fullback, 7 26 the Plains Friday night wilh 16-n 1n the second penod !he last half "Wild Bill'' Wil-ly blocked, and Wellston took 40 by air on three of seven · ·-· .... . ' ·'n l·nJUr)'-rtddled fron l line. gave ', Rutland had 139 y,"rd s ru shS d II S b J B h 12 Iiams, 175lb. Junior, who car- loverontheJacket30.Thistime completions. The Jackets also Pass Compl . ..... .. . 3 "' " Wine us: ames as. riPd 13 times and gained 6311Wellstn was held at the 10. The had 16 first downs to 13 for Pass Int. n o up 16 points in the first half, mg to IS9 lor The Plain.~ and ' Rock~' Rtver :w Ray 7 I Robert Emler, Howa~d EngliBh· yards. Jackets drove to the Wellston Wellston Moore cornple~- 10 of Penalties ·······-55 40 !then played a 6-6 srcond half, . 44 yards: passmg •m four com- .' North Olmsted 28 Medma 12 i .fl'ff Gibbs , Dick Knight, t.arr~ Coach Bob Ashley of the Jack- 26 before running out of gas 19 passes, Bruce · wanacf :two Fumb (ft.ec. runt... . 2 j losln~o: 22 · 6· l p!etiom: .uf . 11 «nempl~ lo ~5 I Olm:- h·d Fafls 0 . ' \-L:~rsha ll. B1li Nease, Andre'.f' Fumb. (Lost) .. . . .. l J I It was the Red Devils' th ird ' yards passmg on seven com-, Westlake 0 ftle) Porter. Bruce Swindell· Robe~ ets told his boys they played with seconds lert in the half: i of seven. hard football but JUSt made t.oo Wellston earned its nextl Alan Wallace had 109-y&!ds Punts . . .. 1-34 1-ZS ~ Ioss against one win and two lpPIIetlons of 11 ottempts for The i Cuya hlol~~ Helghts.- Brecksville, Smith, Dick Werry. t t ams. cance t"U NelsonvHie - Ends, Richards- 3t Squad Spins Feature Band Show atMHS I I 1 J 1 ! l l f The Plai"ns 22-6 w.·nner Over Rutland Red Devi"}s <~n I ~auca~~!·. i::n~~~~~ 1 1 I ' ' ;l•'ornad,.oes r··unc.h Out' 14-6 VTI•ctory ~~~e~~fvu~a~~n;n le~oach 0) te~·utl;~d h~~ t~~e ~:~:t ~:1 it Hu~~.~ l~st tun~fess t:;~~ ~~~~ie~~ ~~est DICk Marlin held ' 01 • .then used them as he could stopped EP also was short and fue[ nullified the run. They broke the second . The rf:"sulf was Southern Local punched over and before Cundiff a third penod touchdown to running he had gone 52 yards!! teams batted on that way the ~e ;ith 1:00 /eftdi~ th~ · lanri pushed ov{r a TD m the break a 6-6 deadlock k 14 ht 1y Friday nig hl, beating Buc e • or 6 in a rock-em-sock-em football game on the Tornadoes' field. The-. Southerners shocked YCU:k with a 5~ ya~d touch down play the ftrst time. theyk got the ba IL Jo hn Meel mt~ tossed to End Sherm Cundiff 0 mto TD Land. throughout the first half. Ra- 55 perJOI en mg Hl-p 17 ay carne nve on in~ thJrdct quarter, arryrrom RupeQuar. yards. The afinal lO yard pass McClintock's 17 yard pass to , . 1., c ~· .loe HAwkins The exleft halfback Wayne Hubbard tra point pass to Black fa1led Gordon Fisher's plunge for the and !he score was 16-ti EPs was good. Al thou~h The Plams' Gilkey more pyrotechmcs as on the <Jcored from one yard out in first play from scrimmage That was all the Tornadoes 1-tlJe four tl 1 peflo · d , Rutt and d rove Steve Cleland raced 68 yards needed to win as they played 1down to the six inch line'. 1n a to score but a clipping penalty C?ntrol r~otball throughout the fourth .anrl seven situatiOn with I fmal period. 159 seconds left in the game. Racme had 8 first downs, C!lkey scored on a 4 yard • York 9, gruned 197 total yards. run in the f1rst period and ' ground and air to 149 tor York· Halfback McPeak took a pass had 69 yards by pass mg, and from the ?ne foot line in t~e Eastern scored once in the the next Eastern TD on a four four_ absorbed 45 yards in penalties second penod and passed agam fi rst and second quarters and yard carry in the second stan- Eastern completed nine of 17 to 25 for York. then twice more during the fi- za of action. Bruce Hager bang- pass attempts and lost the baU ., nal sta nza to soundly defeat ed over for the extra points. hree times on fumbles. The Ea· . It was a.. good rough defe~~e victotj.starved .Hannan Early in the fourth quarter gles were assessed 20 yards In stv.e battle, said Coac~ Bll~ 'I race team, 28-6, Fnday mght. Ken Hartung, ,senior quarter- penalties. Pnddy afterwards, . obv1ousl~ The Eagles, in winning their back. tossed to end Roger Spen- The team from Gallia Coun- h_appy about _tl~e VJCt.ory. Rasecond game this season under cer. Spencer hauled in the pass ty completed one of five pass cme had o~e InJUry· Punk C~r­ the helm of Coach Dave Strick- and went over for the TD on the attempts and had one aerial penter havmg to come out WJth lin, piled up 176 yards rushing 5 yard completion, Don Roush intercepted. Hannan lost t h e a cut on hiS hand. ION REQUEST) and another 140 yards in the chalked up the extra points on ball twice on fumbles and had I Next Friday night North Gal- 1 a.r . . j a run. . 25 yards in penalties. Ha is at Racine . It wtll be ParHannan-Trace, n:eanwhlle, The. fmal Eastern ta~ly came HT Coach ohn Dudding, ents Night for the Tornadoes, was .able to net only e1ght yards later m the fourth perwd o~ a d~spite the loss, praised Ron- Dads taking a traditional bow passmg and another 138 on the 5 yard run by Charles Etching· me Reynolds, Don Colley· Glenn in pre-game ceremonies. ground. j er, a 140 pound sophomore. The CaldweiJ. Rex ohnson, Tom By Quarters: Sophomore halfback Gacy try for extra points was no good. ¥urdock, and others for their York 6 ooo _ 6 2-5428 Warne hulled over for hte Ea- Hannan's lone touchdown defensive work. Racine 6 o a o _ 14 gles ' first toucttdown on a three came in the fourth quarter when Eastern picked up 14 first 1 1 •======...,==--=~::::: yard carry. but the extra points Mike Harrison carried over on downs compared to nine for try that followed was sloped Ifour yard jaunt. The Eagles Hannan-Trace. short of lhe goal line. 'topped the try for PATS. By Quarters: Anoher sophomore. 140 pound The TD was set up on Terry Eastem ..... . ... & 8 o 14 - 23 1 halfback _!l.<>g~~ -A!lman _tallied 1Rucker's 34 _!ard run to the Hannan ..... __ ... Ga G e - 61 There was 10:30 left on the clock. Roger Adams' Extra Point try missed. York wasn 't ready to go home yet, taking th~ kickoff and In l5 plays sendmg quarterback . ~ayne Eva?s m. from the 7 to t1e the score. H1s run for the j cme once got to the 1,. but fumbl"" the ball away aga1n to · . = the 21, and fwnb 1ed agam. The second h~lf opened with vld Heatoo and Mary Mankin, alternate. 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We deliver Fuel Chief automatically. That 1s because we •eep accurate degree-day cham and know customer's heating requirements. Ask your neighbors about us. Many of them have been our customers for years. CALL US TODAY GALLIPOLIS 4464233 MIDDLEPORT WY 2-5186 Distributed by: CITY ICE & FUEL CO. PT. PLEASANT-GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT Save up to 40~ ON FUEL BILLS ABX lJI TODAY I THEY"BE .l'. . ... ) �... ... ,.. . . .. ~~.-- - ~ + ·~ ...... - .._ 6" - ... •;-• ~ •... ... • ,. ...... .. L.. v• '"' .. ~ ........... . ... ·- ' .-- - ~- ~ · ···--· ~ -- .. - ... .... ..................... ... -- ... ···- ......... -, '- ...... .., - ... ~ .. ok t) 4:Dail y Se ntin el. P o m eroy- Middl e pori.Jl~·~cl._ 17. 1964 Bobcats Overpower Highlanders, 42-0 I SY DAI....E ~.GEB, JR. Th~_ Bobcats tben 4rove bal! on the": 34-yard line . gam and punted ' Southwestern re{'oven•d. Coach Jlm Wh_lte s Kyger deep mto Southwestern terntory 1 Coach White then gave th e The Bobcats controlled the , . Creek Bobcata clinched at least &jl:lUl 011 a Don John.&oo pass, fans a prev1ew of next year 's ball the rest of the third period, [ Coach Pat Weiher s Highlanda tie of be S~A~ crown Fri- but a 1.5-yard penalty halted the squad by insertmg the whole Ias both teams did not score. ~ ers drov~ to the Kyger Creek Uy Dilht by whippma: the South- drive. second uni t. KC exploded for two touch. l.25-yard tine bul were halted on westtrn Highlanders, 42~ . ()e. Kyger Creek capit.alied on a Kyger Creek lhen drove to down!! in the final period, as I down.! and KC took the pigskin tore a homecomioa: crowd at blocked punl m the opelllOi the Southwestern goal in seven White pm m both h1s Hrst and 1agam New In 'arming I I for each team are Cis lullows . two of seven for 30 yard&. Southwestern - Ends B o b KC had 14 Urst downs and in- Gllards, G. Provens and L. intercepted one Bobcat pass Pry : Backs, D. Bryant, H. Mil- and recovered two KC's fumbles ler, D. Atha· and B. Gra ley and Genter G. Fa!lon ' Nex t week the Bobcat..s travel ' lo ~u c h tel- Y ork and Southwest-1 Cheshire . mmules of the second quarter pl•ys second squads Th SW d hd Kyger Creek-Ends Hob Pol- ern ~ oes to Hannan Trace. • . d RlChard Nea I, Tac kles, Bv Quarters I HannaD Tr act IS the only to score 1ts s('cond TO of the ·rne t:tr•ve saw some finf' run- I 1, he Bobcats scored the1r f1rst : up onat " 30 nve d a f been set- C) ,n an 1 . tb D h ... -yar pass rum quar-, John Darnel nd Ch ·k Le h Ieague team th at s tands m e everung mng by sub-fullback Larry fourth-quarter T on a t ree terback D 1 B . l d s a uc ac 1SoutlJwestern o o 0 o- 0 MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1Bob S tha e rya n to e n Guards, Ed Hughes and Rtch- K •ge Creek way of Kyger's sixtil champiOn- Right halfback Roger Barnett Whobrey and sub--halfbacks Jun. ya rd run by French 8 20 0 14--4 2 ahip in seven years. scored from the five. alter Dun- ior Howard. Johr.ny Swisher and The score came after Barnett mJ · ard Braadbury; Backs, Barn- f!.J~r_.;....,.·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=,..Z: Kyger Creek took the open- can and French moved the ball Steve Henderson. raced 50 youds to the three. The powerful Bobcat line , ett, French, Duncan, and John-'1 Ina kickoff and in three qui_ck fr om the 16 to the 5. Sub-quarter~ack Lanny !Y of Duncan th~n bulle<! over for 1again_ showed its strength by lson and center Ronnie Pettey .] ~lays marched 40 yards for 1ts The PAT attempt failed . I capped the dnve by throwmg a the ext:a po.mt.s . ~llowmg the opponents only Statistic-wise Kyger Creek first touchdown. · '111e Bobcats struck lhe end- 25-yard touchdown pass to Huw- ~ The fmal SIX pomter came on fiVe f1rst downs. rolled up 248 yards rushing to 0 p 1 0 M E y R 15 T Left halfback Gary Frencb lone minutes later when Barn- ard . a 6-yard run by fre shman half. 1 . h f h . . . 22 for the Highlanders. KC hil . OfficeHours:gto12, 2 toS(CloseatNoODOD capped the drivt by going over 1eu threw a beautiful ~-yard The conversion attempt failed 1ba: k Howa rd. a 1 was 1 e ourt tn~e In stx on four of seven passes for 139 from the 11 . scoring strike to end Bob Po!· ~nd the Bohcats led ~8-0 at half- K.}:ger Creek ~1ss(>d ano~her l ~mesh t hdat th~ opposttJOn ?ad 1yards, while Southwestern hit 1 Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy 1 Fullback Phil Duncan lhen iLvn. French then ran the EPS . ltme . srunng upporturuty w U1e fmal en e to fJ ve or lC"ss ftrst l! ....,_-........_,......_,_,.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-"'"':::i:::::::i:::::::i:::::::i"' ran the extra points for an 8-0 · The Highlanders failed to The Highlanders reren•ed the minutes, when Whobrey blocked downs. .1" • lead . gain, punted .and KC took the third period kickoff, failed to a punt, bul KC fwnbled and 1 The starting offense___!ine-upsl 1 THE SHOE BOX I 1 I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I I GAHSAhead Chieftains Gain 415 Yards i Falcon Miscues • Ip F l J• 7•6at HaIf I I0 70 PIays from SCflmmage rOVe a a In . ['". gainin~ Fri"day Game Athens WIDS Its pleted t"our of nine passes for ' 40 Y~•rds while Paden Ci ty I I i COUNTY WIDE r;~r;~"~~:~.n;:d:nas~i~/':,~0 1 1 . co;:.,le~:lc~:~ 1 o~i~e:~~e~~~i~ix; Coach Mel Adams' Logan Chtertains , 415 yards Ipowerful St. Marys learn next 70 !lays from the line of scrimmage Frtday night, Friday night Priday ·s loss was hande Jackson one at worst SEOAL defeats ever, 38Ithe sixth of the season for waAthens rallied from a 7-6 6, and mcreased their two-year winning "treak to 13 MASON - A blocked punt lham a. They have tied one and halftime deficit on Mt:monal i It was Logan's l?lh consecutive. confen~nc_e victory in and fumble paved the way to ·have yet to taste victory. Field Friday night to h a n d ~ tbhreke years. and sixth overall this fall agamst no set· two Paden City touchdowns · -- - - - ac 5 and a 14-D victory fur the up- Vandalia Butler 16 Oakwood 8 ! Coach Terry Hansley'! inspir· The wm kept Logan deadlock· 1 river team over the Wahama Trolwood Madison 24 ! ed Gallipolis Blue Devils heart· ed ror first place with Pomeroy, Hummel ran extra points. Gas- I White Falcons Friday night at I Wes Catrrollton 8 breaking 22-7 defeat before ap- which toppled Nelsonvil~e, 16-ti . ser· one-yard sneak, Gasser to ' Bachtel, Field. . Dayton st~bbins 16 Fairborn 12 , proXimately 2,500 homecommgj Both ~ave 4-0-0 marks m leag. B_randt_ for PATS. Dale Bren· The F.al~ons had the edge Jn Greenview 12 Plains 6 f , ue achon. nmg, six-yard run, Gasser pass- all statJst1cs except the score Bruokville 38 Eaton 12 ans. , , ed to Hummel. 24-6. las the breBks of the game went Tecumseh 28 Graham Local H Two long returns -- one an Jacksons rullback Butch Da-! Third period _ Gasser one- whollv against them Sh 1 .,. d operung · r. k.tckoff v1s · was hmited · · · yard sneak Hummell ' ran Early • i n the game· the Fa!- 1 ant=•_ 22 Van Wert 18 ...,.yar ga,,1e to 19 yar ds m cLma I" K 38 jaunt by the Bulldogs ' Dick nine carries last night. Logan's PATS F'ou~th period -Mike cons saw a scoring opportun- Ce •Ina "II 68entJonff8 , s and a 69 J'Brd punt r.._ , o::os D · · k d up · en erv1 e e erson 6 Adam 8 1 1 : . · . ~ r a e . renmng p1c e W; · ~h. 2!-yard pass to Steve ity go down the drain when they i Lakewood St. Edward 30 I turD In the tturd period by l 145 yards m 26 attempts. Mowery· points failed. drove all the way to the Paden · Ak S ' AHS quarterback Ron HandlE'y· . . . ron outh 14 th d h. h i After a scoreless first penod, Jackson's lone TD came on a City seven yard !me only to be 1Clevl'land Lutheran West 28 I' 1 • Ted e ectn 1 e crodw .' w •c Logan piled up a 24-6 halftime 94-yard kickoff return by Bar- thrown back six yards on the Beachwood 14 · h sensed an upset urmg the d · 1 . 1 I lead It was 32·6 after three ry Mt 1ler 10 t e secon pen 00 · next two P ays. . Cievt>land John Adams 39 . 1 . . halft .•me m erm•ssJon. . · 1 d "' f" d A f bl h 1 h F 1 ' ' Logan ha .w 1rst owns to urn e ur t e a cons Cleveland Collinwood 1 ' H d penods. It was hanhdley's unexpecte I Here's Logan 's scoring : Sec- Jackson 's seven, ~and outgain-lin the first quarter. On their Euclid 42 Cleveland He1ghts o' ramble w 1c put the charges . h I 5 54 · h f t d · "th th b 11 w h of Coach Don Eske\' ahead 10 'ond peruxi- John Gasser. 30. ~d t e rom~en 41 ·I m rus · . 1rs riVed:~ de a lh aPaC- Maple Heights 16 1yard pass to George HummeL mg and passmg. rna move '""' yar s 10 e · 1 Garfield Heights 14 II / REPUBLICAN RALLY I Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium 8:00 P.M., TUESDAY, OCT. 20th HON. JOHN D. HERBERT TREASURER OF STATE OF OHIO, SPEAKER Meet State, local and District Candidates :1:r;·~~~~d onRi:~:r~;;n~;~. Hannan Upsets North Gallia :~~ ~~ke:h·:u:tu:~::d p:::: i 13 12 Ill • Non-Lea!!Ue Batt Je 133 ?f ~0~\'en ln cut to his left, and appeared · City recovering on the Wahama kn_ock_ed out. of bounds on the set up the first score of the mtd·IJeld stnr:'. However. alter • game '" the third quarter. Bill 1 swarm B.ue Dev1J tacklers , ( , and Ed Nnrton tnuk 1 gathered m front of the AthenS I A successful extra point kick by Hannan's Dale Chap· i 1.urnf; carrvinJi! from that point bench, Handley somehow man- ~an in the thir~ ,Period carried th~ visiting West Virgin· j until Norton moved into the· eid I 1ans to a sur~nsmg 13-12 upset v1dory over the North zone from one foot ollt . BowPn . aged to break dear. . 1 ran for the exrta poin t and Pad. He ":as long go~e. With only Gallia Pirates l''riday night. 1 Sam E1.~~augle a lew yards be- Chapman 's game-winning ~ick came \V~th 3:30 remain- en City Jed, 7-0. : bin~. 'l'~Jrty -three. seconds re- ing in .the third petiod sen~mg Hannan mto a 13~6 lead Later the recovery of a Wa- : mamed m the third stanza at followmg a three-ya rd scormg run by fullb:::ck Jtm Ad- ! ham a fumb le on the Falcon 30 the time. Adams .rammed over kins. . _ --- -~ ____ I yard line- set up anuther score. for the extra pomts and I he In dropp.mg .tllelr [ourth l r. • . • On the second play folltowing Bulldogs were m front· 14-7 1game of the seasnn ~oach Pete lh-yard dnve. Sf!Uth, who gam- I !.he miscue. Bowen dashed 24 (I the f~nal 1tanza, AHS · Niberl's Pirates ~er ham~er- 1 e~ JM yards durmg. the contes_t, I yards ror lhf' score nnd Noll on drove lor lh only scort from 1ed by several crUCial penaltles.I Y.ds then stopped culd on hts l scored the extra p'1int for a 14 _ the lint- uf scrimmage. march- s1x fumbles. and three intercept - 1run for the two-point conver- 0 Jeadd lnl &4 yards in seven plays. ; t~d passes. One of the fumbles Is1on that could have been the 1 The F'alcons threatened once The payoff came when Hand. icc•me late In the third period Iwinner laflr!r that as they drove to thP ley SoSflrd 1 Z4-ya~d strike to follow!ng an 80 yard_ drive by l The l?ss leaves t~e Pirates lvisitors' 20 yard line only In Adams. The AHS speedster the P1rates that earned II) the with a 2-4 mark wh1le H_annan have a pass intercepted and the tUI neatiy beiwt:t:u GAHS tad- nni' y.x:-d !i!"!e UJh~re h~> ball , IS now 1-4-1 on the season. drive halted . lt!rs for the finaJ Bulldog wa s fumbled into the Hannan : Sta tistics of the game favor- Wahama had 10 first downs score. Six minutes and 39 sec- . end zonf' and a Wildcat play· ed North Gallia as they led in while Paden City had six. Waoods showed on tbt c)(lck. FuiJ. e-r fell on iL for a touch back. 1first downs 16-U. in rushing 238· hHma gained 134 .vards rushing back Doo MclotW'f jus, made J kil\mg LhP drive. 195, but also m the passing de- to 115 yards for Paden City II Ia lor tbe e"ltra points after 1 Coach Roy Ross· team drew lparm,.nt where Hannan held a lin the air, the Falcons completa first II")' had failed. GAHS firs! bl()()l1 with 6:55 left in the 150-74 advantage. ~ - -. WI! off-side on the- first at- ; Sl:'cond period when quarter- ! Score b.v quarter : ~' w~ tempt. Iback Don Hughes hit halfback iHannan. W. Va. · 0 6 7 0-13 f"or the second time this sea-jBill Tolliver with a 70-yardi' North Gallia .. 0 6 0 6 - 12 10n, Coach Hansley's boys play- lTD pass Chapman booted the - -FOR All OCCASIOf\IS td s.ound football. With the ex-1 EP. but an off~ide penalty can-~ Springfield Shawn{.>e 8 ceptwn of the two long returns , ~ ce led 11 oul ThE>n an attempt ed Northwcslern 0 ~ Wlri lfowers eVerywhere and one k~~ 15-yar~ penalty run for the conversion failed I Piqua Cathuli<: 46 WY 2-2039 which nulhfu~d a ~AHS fi:st and !t wAs 6-0 Northeastern 8 DAY or NTG'HT down at the sta:t or the third The Pi rnl~s knotted the . Minmi East 40 Greenon o Pomeroy Flower Shoo quarter the r.atkms ptayed al · smre wi lh l 211 left in 111e half ! Hami lInn Carfirld ~3 I 14rs. MiUarCI Van Meter most flawless ball. whm quarerback Danny Chick : Franklin o I sc~ ~y quarter! rammed in from the eight-yard , Clay Ion Northmont 22 I we GIVE J'V STAMP$ Galhpohs 0 1 0 0 7 line. eulmin~.ing a 50-yard drive. j w~:sl Miltun 0 W Mllin Pomeroy _ Athens 6 0 8 8 - 22 A run fur tht> PAT failed and 1 ====--..-....-;;;;;;;=.;.::.~ Net Yard~.Rush-Pass it was 6·6 at halftime. "Gallipolis 25 57 43 28 - 153 F'ollowmg Hanmm's score mi Athens 0 21 47 81 - 149 Ihe th1rd per•od which made 1L Scoring Athens Adams. !3 6. the Pirates were hit with 80-yard kickoff return; Points a rash of miscues that failed ; Handley. 69-yard punt jl st'Vl'ral possible scorrs . return : Adams, run: Adams, 24- They finally hit paydirt 1 yard pass from Handley: Mcln·j with 3:06 lrft in the game when turf, run. GAHS - Rodl'rick. flll!back Clyde Smith slammed 1-yard plunge . Ho\~·-k~~ix __Ya~~- srure following a y - 0- U - r Public Invited - No Admission Charge Sponsored By Meigt County Republiun Executir.re CommiH. ., E. E. 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Budget Delivery Sponsor~ eSprayo eTable Mtol eLittors ehmodllo e Vacclnto Phone WY 2·2115 I by Loeal Members Of The Citizens For Galdwater-Miller Commltlt• / , .. ..... .. • MuiiMrry Ave. - - -· Pomeroy, Ohio 5--5 Gallons Gasoline Free Registration! Register Each Time You Drive In! Insulated lnnerweer Suit FOR FARM FINANCING See .IACKSON 5 lube Jobs-5 Wash Jobs SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS JrOTE FOB BARBY GOLDWA.TEB 'I I 1 Let Us Install Your ' ' TRADE UP I 1 " N OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES 1 -. · Wolfpen Soe1"ety NoteS Letart N " Meigs Equipment C0mpany 1 -- I •I 1 NOW YOU CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COST! . . . vested during October, Novem- between the Rock)' Moootainl mouth, in our case, the machi.n6? when Etienna de Bora develop- or many years unultt is ~ger l la_td m _the ground and covered lber, and December. and the Appalachians have ·~ or the Mississippi in the It i• interesUna w Jook at ed a way to produce supr from today than it had betn betore w1th SOil, lbe buda sprout, pro- ! P . 1 11 th up enanrious15 I tributed to- build ·· · I the war. ducm · g a ne- erop of cane SU~rracuca 1with Y a meehanical e cane bar· · · area of Lowstana. some of the pro bl em!! ·m coonec-- sugar cane on a commercia . ~ harvested ly rich soils m the Missis$ippl On this particular tour tlon w1th the sugar cane lDdus- scale. Sugar cane Is not grown from ar cane does not have tiJ be te h. b t the talk! River Delta such aa the sugar traveled 40 or 50 miles ry in the Louisiana area. The Louisiana 1ugar industry seed like most other crops. In·] planted each year because whell ves rs .. tbw tb1c cuund ' the cane plantalon evenwt , cu1 . harvested ano the r to I and west of New Orleans. Sugar cane waa brought to grew and prospered until it stead , the cane sta lk s ~re Pant· one cr~p IS r theegro t lk nd ile Thi is one · thing that has most of this area we CQuld see Louisiana in 1751. _It was used was almost. wholly dest.r~ed ed ._ A can_e_ stalk consiSts ~-a crop will grow back the next th~ss~~~ acros: ~e ~·o:s w~re beeri s oin on for the last mil· water; in fact, most of the ar- primarily for chewmg purposes during the Ctvil War. FolloWJ.Dg senes of )omts, and each JOint year from the same roots. In th 1 bu ed ff fter r g g eas through which we traveled and for making taffia (a distill· the Civil War, the Industry bas a bud. When the 1talk.s are Louisiana, three annual crops of the edaves atre 0 mgh Tohe· 'cane wn year' ·d h . . iod ey ry ou en u . we wl11 o w a1 we can 10 were marsh land. ed dnnk) and syrup until 1795. grew gradually over a per is then loaded by mechanical slow down thi.a soil movement, The city of New Orleans itcent Sunday visitors of Sharon self is only five feet Hospital. . Th.cmas. loaders into tractor-drawn wag· but Meigs County soil still will sea level, so in order to have Mr. Hershel Hunt was releasMr. and Mrs. Everett Lam- ons . The wagons haul ~ cane pass down the Ohio and Missis-building sites or even ed. from a Charleston hospital bert visited recently with their either directly Lo the null or to sippi Ftiver, in spite o( our ef. farms , the drainage to the home of his son Robert daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harley field derricks· where it is trans- forts. ferred to trucks then to rail- '· r-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;==--=--'"1 becomes serious. eWS OteS of Charleston. Mr. Hunt was Haning ot Flatwood. road cars and hauled t.o the milL ii One of the questions struck by a car while crossing , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly wa s, " When a company or a 11 treet in Ripley. Mr. Hunt is Week end guests at the home ' and family of Athens and Mrs. The sugar cane factory crush· son decides to develop a the father of Mn. Gary Hoff- of Mr. and Mrs. sam Wyatt Helen Johnson visited Sunday es the juice from the cane, rearea for residential use, BY IRENE WILIUNSON man. were Mr. and Mrs, S. J . La- with their parents, Mr. and moves the impurities from the To ANew · 8 1"11Y J oe an d Sa mmy, Mrs. Mrs. Everett Lam bert. juice, evaporates from do they go about it?" "IN AND AROUND Mrs. Garnet Baxter is spend· oue, the .ulce until it is water thick syrup, 1 The answer was Rev. Silas Billups and a few daya with her daugh- Lamie's father, Mr. Lue Wy- Mrs. Eugene Haning and Faster " Build more and higher ert Brown left Mrs. Aaron Fowler who att, aU of Broad Ford, Va ., ! Rhooda and Mrs. Fred Tuck· crystallizes the sugar in the sy~ and get larger pumps to ing to spend a week in recently releaaed from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball, Qa- ; erman visited Wednesday with rup by boiling it under vacuum, More · and her mother, Mrs, Elsie Perry an d Cl em from and separares theThe sugar crystals the water out of the lowland head, Ohio on Lake Erie Hospital where she had v1"d and Suzie the syrup. sugar cry· over the dike, and into the Mis- ing. surgery. Mrs. Eunice Chase of Colum· Knox of Radcliff. Dependable 11 · · · R. th ·1 "II be M nd M Ok R h Mrs. Beatn·ce Gn·mm of B·ckbus. Mr. and Mrs. Charley D. stals are the known as "factory raw sugar.'· SISSlppl tver so at 1 w• r. a 1'1. ey ous ... M Oho"o. p Li tl nd . When cane has 1I carried oul lnto the gull." Mrs. Lavena Rainey were w. Va. was a guest of Mr. rs. ear1 tea Rusty, l Smith were in Columbus Mon- removed an the raw sugar it NEW HOLLAND Drainage, dikes, and urns ness visitors in Point Mrs. Fred Roush Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birch~ I day oo bUsmess. While there can remove from the syrup, the Mrs. Dorwin Clarke and dau· field, Jimmy, Bobby, and Kim·!they visited with Mr. Smith's syrup ls then known as " Black- I are the only possible solution and in Huntington Monday. when t~ land lies this low. Mr. William Hart is in Hoi- ghter1 Joni, Julie and Jennifer berly, Miss Sandra Little and j sister, Mrs. William Taylor and strap molasses," an excellent I There is no question but zer Hospital. He ha~ suffered a were Sunday gueats of her par-- roommate, Miss Ann Hughes, 1 l . Igfl.ters, Mrs. Arthur McGhee livestock feed. ! what sugar cane and the pro- light stroke. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brink· Washing~on, D. C., were Sat- 1and Chuck, Sandra, Earl and duclion of sugar is big Several from here er and family. urday dmner guests of Mr. and 'I Ruth and Mr. Smith 's aunt, Mr::~. Bagaase is what re-mains of · Louisiana. The part1cu · Iar the funeral of Mrs. Dale the fibrous cane stalks after the m Mr. Charlie Ball returned Mrs. Sam wya tt : Anna Murphy. farm we were on has been home Wednesday after spending Saturday evenmg caJiers on I --- - - juice is crushed out. Bagasse Metal sides guaranteed to 1-n the Unt"on Community is used for fuel in some cane last life of spreader. Latest ed by the present owner several days in Huntington M r. and MtiL Sa m Wya.It were 1 years but his father bad with his stepdaughter Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Gleo Hanmg and 1 fa ctories . Bagaase from other time·saving, labor-savfn& moated it many years Mrs. Ina Pratt is Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grimm Dale of Albany, Ohio. ~ cane fa ctories Is used to make I del s now on display at The land value, according few days with Mrs. and family spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wyatt,. CINCINNATI CUPI) - Live- i paper, buildmg b~a rds kno~n statements made by the They visited William visiting Tillin, Ohio. Story's Run and Mr. and Mrs. : stock· I as Colelex, . mulchmg materml l is in the neighborhood of the hospital as he ls a Little Delton Hoffman was J. C. Wyatt and Kay were I . for plant s. htter or beddmg for ~r acre, but it is not for sale of Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Pratt . ht t f his 1 Sunday dlnner guests of Mr I . Cattle 350. Calve'~ 100. Supply poultry and livestock , and fur at any price. employed In the home of : _ov:g Mr~~~a~ Ho~~~e~ and Mrs. Sam Wyatt. · mcluded few_ loads slaughter the manufacture ol plttslics. If ownership were to be Summers of Leon, W. Va. d f ·1 Sunday evening guests of Mr steers and heifers, cows 10 ~r A sugar refinery i.~ a factory 1 an amt y. · cent slaughter steers and helftransferred the going price The deceased Mrs. DaIe Mor- Mr and Mrs Ed Fry were and Mrs. Sam Wyatt were . ' d d tel that takes brown raw sugar 1 · · ter-m· 1aw of Mrs. Saturday · f" d would prubably be in excess of nson, t he s1s caller::.· of Mrs Rhoda Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Swisher ers1. stea tey•d cows b mo,.era y and rna kes the w h·t 1 e re me 1 A Pomeroy • 000 ~- . b 0 M Hart . r v· to d M C . ac tve, s a y, u11 s ...,_. cen1s ·n our homes The I 5pr1ng ve. "1, or more. tu!S IS eca~e ra arr . Yeager of Mason City. o m n, an rs. arfle lower load choice 1093 II> steers ~ugar .W.e use I ·. . 2-5101 the l~nd ha~ extr~mely h1gb Mrs. Irene Winebrenner Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush Wea~~ or Rulland, 2S, fe~ loads high good to most tmpuntles and mola~ses still m PHONE WY potential for u'Kiustnal, 17 gallons of apple butter and Lavena Rainey were shop- Mt. and Mrs. W. A. Elam of choice 954 •1076 Ib.c;; mixed steers the raw sugar are rem ov~~---tial, as well a~ ~nrming uses. nesday with the help of ping in Pomeroy Saturday, Barrett, W. Va., . were week and heif"ers 24.50• few good After we v1stted. the Margaret Thomas, Audrey Mr. and Mrs . Okey Roush end guests of their son, Mr. steers 21.50. 23 50 mixed good cane plantation, we were man, and Mabel Wlnebrener. were guests of Mrs. Rhoda Yea- and Mrs. J~c~ Elam. and choice 22.00, few good 20.50... 250 CHAIN SAW en to a processing plant. The Cuidicg Star ger wednesday. Sunday VlSltors of Mr. and 22 , cows 11 _12 _75 , bulls 14. 15, Kern bla: cttaln saw power at ' small is a cooperative enterprise held their weekly meeting Rev. Wilbur Baxter is to Mrs. Ho~~rd Thoma, Sharon, cutter 13-13.50, vealers steady; Chain uw pric• from th• manut•cturer ed by about 25 farmers also with only seven pre11e11t: 8 revial at the Guiding and ~atrtcla, were Mr. and Mrs. choice 26-30 , good 22 .26 , standef the wodd's most popular chain saws, cessing for 1l other farmers Mrs. Velma and Audrey HoffStar Church Oct. 15. Everyone Ed~m ~urton and son ~r.d the ard 17-22, utility 15-16. prices ttandles liaht. Cuts eny. Makes short well. The total value of t h Irene and Mabel Wineis welcome. sons frtend of West Uruon, W. unevern\y weak to $l lower. work of land clearhlg, pruning, firewood cutt~g. Tekes bars up 1o 24" 3! we!l n plant today is around $8 Rose Sword. Mildre-.i Mrs. Hattie Hannum Is spend· Va., Mr. and Mrs. Pearl_ ~ln- choice 500-750 lb steers 18-19.80, 1 MtC~Iloeh Earth Drill, Brushtutter and lion, so it can be seen t h a Flowers and Elva Canter. ing several weeks with her dau. to_nhof Logan. They also VISited high good and choice 17-19.25, j WtedcuHer IHIChmtnh these 36 farmers owning · h R 1lins ho ghter, Mrs. Gaye Donahoe of wtt Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. good 14 _5o- 18 .30 . standard 131 plant have a .sizea~le invest- fr:s ·M~~s ~emor~me me Cincinnati. Mrs. Donahoe's son Johnso~. . "13.50, choice 500-700 lb heifers ! ment, not only m therr processS t da nd h d to be Jtlck is a soldier in Viet Nam. ~argie Warner and Doome 15.50-17. good 13.25-16.50, aver- I POULTRY FEEDS ing plant, but also in their rna- on a ur Y a a . Several from here attended Sm1th and Larry Barr were re-- age to high choice 300-500 _Jb I chine harvesting operations. en ~ack on Sunday and still the public auction in Mt. Alto P . P'· F . steer cRives 19.25-21.50, htgh , TOP PRODUCTION UNIFORM SIZE Because Or hurrl·cane ffilda, mams there. f h Saturday night. VISitors '" omt ~<:asant rl· good and choice 17.50-19.25, 1 80% producf.io" oo. layers for 10 Provico PQeds; are blended tc r. t these farmers were very much Mr. Joe Boston ro"m'lent·dieng_ M nd Mr Ch I w· .. day . good 16-!7.80, choice 300-500 lb l months-3.84_pounds Of feecl per the more rigid nutri~nt requ~re­ 8· concerned because Hilda had lted States ~rmy .18 .,, r. a ares m 1 Mr and Mrs Johnny Roush h -1 hi h od 1 clozeo eags..-Just tlQ8 exampto of ments of today's hi_iher producing ew days with hts family ~--r a~ daugh~- Carol · · e1 ers ca1ves 1719 · , g go I Provico's top performanC'.l in egg egg strains. Prov1co Feed1o are f knocked down most of the cane. · ut~ue uu ~·1and family called in the home and choice l4 .90-I7.50, good 14- production. ••Ctimatized" to gu.ard ag~n st weather stress and disease effects Two questions are involved: called ho~e ~ the ~ and Nancy of Columbus, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. IG.4tl. on size. (1) Was the sugar cane far because hiS wife is to were weekend guests of Dennis Roush Saturday. 1 . TOP QUALITY SOUND FLOCK HEALTH his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rose M d M G Sk Hogs 2800. Bulk recetpts enough along So that l•t would dergo surgery. He wall • r. _an rs. ene eens 200-270 lb barrowa and I For- sound shell texture hi~h grade Ptovico research, blending and B ba I continue to increase in sugar Mrs. Vema, ar ra, Wmebrener. entertamed company for t h Interior quality, use ~r e o. Get product variety enable )'OU' to m..lin-content to the point where it Hoffman, Kay Keathly and Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush were weekend from Ral@igh county, sows 2 per cent. ~oderately full adYantage of tile inherited tain flock health accardina to pr.. vaitlna local conditions. dred Flowers made 32 gallon business visitors in Pt. Pleas- W. Va. active barrows and gilts steady characteri$tic of the stra.in. 1 Rear Meigs General Hosp. w(~~d H~w ~:~lr~:ue~arvest aug- apple butter Tuesday. They used ant Friday and called at the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkins to 25 cents lower, most under . WY 2~2176 Pomeroy jar cane which is down and has the big Charlie Marr apple but- Mohr funeral home to see a de-land Mr. and Mrs. L~ter Ad- 225 lb steady, sows !lteady to always been harvested by a ter kettle which now belongs ceased friend, Mrs. Homer Fish· kins visited with Mrs. Beulah cen~s lower : 200 1 ~ harrowlbs the Guiding Star Aid Ri k and gilts 16.50. 1-2 206-210 Mrs Oak Grtmm er. c ard of Charleston. 16.35, 1-3 190-zis lb 16.10..16.25. Mr. and • Mrs. Martin Roush and dau· Mrs . Rhoda Yeager, Mr. 225-240 Jb 15 60-16 23 240-280 lb I [;:;J~~~' a few days wlth ghter of HunUngton were birth- Mrs. Charles Yeager and chil- 1515 75 .lb. 1450·1525 I Phone WY 2-2161 Mr. and Mrs. Jack · f Qk R h dren Sail dM t lied · · · · • . S w V day dmner guests o ey ous Y an ar Y ca 1-3 300-400 lb sows 13.25-14. U.S 1 a•-•un ..,. RW Riley of Mt.. torm, . a. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs . Okey Roush Sun- 2_3 400--13 00 Jb 12 50 _13 50 boars CAt.L Qll SEE Sharon Bnnker. a . day. · · ' · Minersville, Ohio nurse of St Joseph's Mrs. Ethel Fry assisted Mrs. M d M 0 Roush steady 10.50·10 .75, few 200 lb. · Maude Roush in her weekend r · an rs. key 12 1 Parkersburg, spent the h k M Ro h ·s were Saturday evening callers · ·u. her paren~, •· M ouse wor as rs. us 1 end w1 r. of Mrs. Lavena Rainey and the Mrs. Fred Brinker.. no~~~~auline Ta lor and Mlss Rast f.amily. They served · Mr. Barney Merratt of Y.. cream and cake to surprise Mr. ·n, is spending few days Patty Taylor were VISiting Mrs. Ro h f h. b" tbd 8 1 .. • · Nannie Barrows in Huntington us or IS Ir ay · iting wltb hlS s~ster,_ Mrs. Frida Miss Pat was maid of Sunday caller!! in the Ross ie Rolllnl and SlsteNn-law, Mrs. h Y· h glll)'l~· nd' ed Winebrener home were Mr Oma PI onor a1 er r 1r1e s wd M Man! d · 0 8ley · LANDMARK din" while in Huntington. an. rs . or Blessing of PHONE WI 9·3202 Mrs. Oms Polsley ·• Pomt Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. SERVICE RACINE, 0. home Tuesday after Mrs. Audre~ Hoffman an~ ~rs. Calvin Blessing, The PEARL STREET several days in Ora ~art VIsited Mr_. Wilham Winebrener of CollliDbus, 0. and STATION Hart lR Holzer Hospital Donny and Marlene Roush. day. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin BleSIMrs. Lorena Bonecutter caD· ing were Sunday dinner guests ed on Mr. and Mrs. Darrell of Mr. and Mrs. True Blessing Hoffman and family Satunlll)'. of Mason City. They all motorMrs. Charles Winebrener and ed to Albany, 0. in afternoon to daughters and Donna Wine- call on Mr. and Mrs. Bennie brener called in the home of 1 :~~ba~n~d~f~am~iiY~·~--= Mr. and Mrs. Charles l!Jionum It Saturday. Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Mrs. Paul Ray Boyer ol Weirton, w. va. spent several days Optometrist visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro Pauley. For Appointment Attendance at Guiding Star eSeodo Sunday School was 40 and the Phone WY 2-3279 Board Baptlsl wao 28. Mr. eBird Soods Freel 100 Extra TV Stamps Freell 00 Extra TV Stamps Mra. Fred Rast and son e Oyster Shtllo With Lube Job or ePalnls die were weekend f!Uestl of Will Fillup or Gasoline, 137 N. Second Avo. Oil C;bange tnd Grit Lavena Rainey. 1 gallons or more. Mldclloport, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Charles eRod lrand eFertillprs IIICI Ethel Fry were eLim• Fencing eComlnt & Mortar "Farm loans ea.lor ond Free Registration On '!'his Good Second Car. No purchase necessary. Reg. eStock Stlt for FARMERS Isler each time you rtnve in. Will be given away Dec. 15. Watch for weekly IInder TwiM e Water Iofton or by FARMERS• list. Soli BV C. E. BLAKESLEE County E.xten1Jon Agent A•"'-'t ........ ure It se.tms impossible that a pt·rson could be standing on Me1gs County soH 2,000 river mi les from here. This was inferred• however, by a question asked a group of . tb t•oun I y agents attendmg e na· tiona! meeting of lhe county agricu ltural agent s at New Orleans last week . The man in charge of the tour asked, " How many of you agents are in states east of the Rucky Mountains?" Of course, most of the agents were from this area. so he said , " it is pos. lible that some of the soil from your county is in this Mississippi River Delta area." This is just one of the problems we face in soil conserva· tion. Our soil in the hills keeps rn o\'mg · downar d to t he r1ver · and eventually deposits itself IOmewbere along it or at its I j\ :..h_e....,a _.,_,.,r_,. .~. ,...t -y='"'-0---"""'"-u"·"---- ,_.,._k_-_.,.._n_...._____o_w-.. .h.. .....___.e.,...____=,s""·.""""r""z""·:g""""h""""t~1 a bou t • can. UJUaUy are ha"eotetl from lng the protOIS, !be nw fiJfllr one planting. cryslals are melted iD water•. Sugar cane growt:rs u s e and the sugar il na)4a1Haed Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES 1 I 19&1-1 Market Report 1 fl l o., Oct. 17, MANURE SPREADER· 1 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, Meigs Soils Enrich Lush Louisiana Sugar Cane Delta ~~~~ ~~':3~ _t UNTIL 9 PM I ~entlne'l , ( SHOP TONIGHT Smith and Charles Carter ; Tack-1tercepted one SW pass, while les, D. Garb€r and o . Waugh . sw had five fi r st downs and Dally ASSOCIATION DICK STERRET ClYDE WALKER . Athen..Mellt LY S.lln t WT S.l270 01Bipell1 II WD1 POMEROY LANDMARK SUPER SERVICE STATION E. MAIN ST., POMEROY Jack W. Corsoy, Mgr. Open 24 Houn WY :Z.UJ2 i �1.. ., • 1-Dally ~ntlnel , !'()meroy-Mlddlepot1, 0 .. - WANT AD .. ...... . For for Rent fNFORMA TION oct. S•le !T. 196-t Business Services NEED A SECOND CAR? TRANSMlSSION Salvage ~ pany . RepaJrln& all makea. -··tomatlc and ttandard t.raumiutOIIJ! Electric weldlna. Phone WY Hl7S. 8 24 Uc W• Haw• Some Souncl Leg•l Notice open! tile put wool 'rllll!q her mother. Mra. Gertno;to Frank, of NelsonvUle. leg•l Notice ....,•"o-T-Ic"•- •"'•c-= •'-•cTION- oNHX -:N ::o-::T:-:1<-::,- .o , ILICTION OM TAX LI'IY IN JXCUI Ol" Tloll TIN LIVY I N IICCIII OP THI TIN MrS. LeUie a MILL LIMITATION Mill LIMITATION - -lr - - .1 wlth Re d "NOTICJ: lll IMr•b)' ll"en Ulat U1 NOTIC E II her•by fl.veD. that lJl W~ czw V . 8D ~ purn.aa~· of a lliNOiuUoe of lhe punuanc• vf • Rnalu~~ll of U1ct.M E J Griffith and Board of 1'1'\u\eell of Oran 1 e Town- Board ol Edueatlon of .... &ou r11 : · lhip. Melli COu.Jib', Ohlo, p.-d 011 t.o.-. J Sehool Oitlrlet, Yell'• Count~ , VlV&I at Freedom Gospel Mi~ 1 . Ch h thl! :Srd dey of Aurun . IQ&Il, there Ohio, p111ed un the 'J3rd 4» • 1•·• 1 1 _. the July 19M thl!re will b" IUbiJI..Ila4 to SlOn UrC . w Ul . . 1uum t..... " I vo e uo • 1 ot l&id Sehool peopl• of •aid Town.tup or Orenre, e ~ o te ol the 0P..,~e~ Eln:tloo to ~ Mr!l. Myrtle Bentz r• h f lllele:• County Ohio 1 t the rqulu Dlatrlct II • ene pend ple~e. o1 votl~l thl!!~ein on Tuudet hfid II> thl! Southrrn Local khoot1 tUrned Offie 8 ter 5 l.ng th"' :Srd day of Novemb"''· 19M, th• IJI•trlt:t. _ M"'~· . Co~~t~~~~~~tu'd-a"'r"'l! past two weeks in quutlon <l'f levy ina, In excl!u of •he •he nwul~r P "'n . V•lu.• attended r• Middleport Apartmen~ I roams AUC'l'ION - Saturday, October '56 Chevrolet $299 !4, 10 A. M. l am leaving the 1 bath and basement, on ground SUttion Waeun "'"""•. farm on ~:~ccount of my health flw~r ~ewly df'coratf"d. hardCA/'>1• t:l.L.A 1 LON. has and will sell the followmg per· '57 Dodge 2 dr. $295 WlJlKi fl oor s auLomatic neat. sonal propt> rty Farm machthe Call WY 2 3200 . 10 10 tic D• . c.,..p•eo U',.,, • oJf\ "- .. ALUMINUM oell-storlng storm '55 Chevrolet $199 Columbul .... I). . . . . ""'"''~ ··inery loca ted at the farm 4 - - - - -·-windows at prices yOl can 4 Dr. V8 ti!D mill UmitatJOO for the "oen.. m U~ 1\te•de~ . the 3rt! dUf f!vy~:;e~~ helping to care for her daugh... miles Eust from L'he:ster on afford . Nothing down, up to ,.~UR..~ISH£D apartment for of Oranre Town~htP Soerd o1 Trul· ber l!lti4. llte quutoon o · . '56 Buick H . T. $345 ftH1 DQI>It•n•• - r • • • ' llr .-lt l'l• teu for th" purpote of malntalninl" e~.eeu of the tr n mill llmlt lt!OnLof~ er, Mrs. Shttley Long, Wbo II . ..-Ill 61 ... .....,. ... , •ll. 1 .......... rent , ground floor 3 rooms State Route 248 and 'h m!le 5 yP.ars t.o pay Call \o\1' 2·59 Rambler _ $169 •0ndTll\fltheTOWPiu h) .....-.nttol'ltr b-T"r • •nn111t1 tw r.I.P·&~e1 p of cemetulu h:l ~-~o•~.. n~~~~lrl~~ ·~~: ~h"t~~r;pou rof report~ improving. and bath 381 S. Second Ave .• west from the junction of 287~ or WY 2-5129. ,,.., .,.,., ,., ., ., l'tM ouh p, " f 8 tb· Said tn Min,, l.ll eddltlonel taJr mHti.DI rurr~nt "'HP"'10"' 1 u ou Randy Orr spent !aturdaJ the Bashan • Keno Road and '57 Olds _ '"" Wll • flnt ow - .. ~ P"""'" " fO' $299 Midd l~ port. Call WY 2-5262. of ;;, mUI to run tor fin Han 11 a un JJJcel s chool Dl,trict . . 10 ' 12tc I n.tt not u:cel!dtnr \AI mill. for each S•td tax b.,Jnif: a ""'ewa.l ot an wtth hts grandparents, Mr. and Route 248 at East Shade Station Wagon 10 6 tfc one doUer of nlultlon, which eldrllnt In of Four mill• to run tor I M Cl' I O Bridge near Keno. Watch for w Five Cents for l!lfb one ~'lv' yurt at a ratr no! fl~•· eed~n• 4.0 • rs. In IT. '55 Pontiac _ $199 amount. hund:ed doUan of lltiUillon, tor mill• for ea~h onl! dQilar of .v..tuetlon Gordon Holter won second signs at turn off. Aller sellHardtop l"lv~r Vei.MI. ,..hl\"h amount• l.o Forty Cent. for . C..nll Pfl• •uNI "'""' noertt..., Duplex. 3 bedrooms. Sugar ing farm machinery will go The PoU• for ••Jd ll:lectton wtu bl! eech Qne hundred doUar• of Vllu•· place in hts age group at the ... .. .... u ... l' h•'•~ dl. ~""~'"' Hudson _ $99 '53 12 peo r..,, no• Run area. Pamer(•_, Phone to Tuppers Plams ond sell the open A M enrl r~matn opi!!n Uon. for Fh" yl!llrl . p 1 p s a d K'1ck football ibNt VGW H!Wl!l' b'OUNel ,.,,..u, ,... until 8et:SO8·80 O·dcoit p " M. Ellll!rn Stand· Th~ Pollt for ea.d Elcdlon wUJ be un ' as n WaSTJ Cpe . I WY z-:1618. 10 2 tfc household goOOs at the late 11 11 30 We lane aD..._ ard Time of ~&ld dey . open ' ?' r.lo ~· k am. and ~main contest at Middleport. >09. o .. coun• on p•to aa' •••u or<ler of the B<.>ard of E.luUona, open until 6:30 o clock PM . Eutem , I -'52 Ford _ _ $150 of ByMeiJI •d• ••lei with~ 10 den Se~r Maeblnel Mrs. 1\im home. opposite the County Ohio. SIYndard Tim" or 58.1 d d a~., Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam Sorden HOLISE ror rent, $25 00 month AtHJ ..U0 IU.II.N~ • VHI"I"I..o t Dr. !:mmett tJ . WtlL Chal.rrnan B.¥ order ot llle Board of Electlonl b Orr and Reuooaltle RaM 'RJ[I - I I '1.~ fOI ... •nrll mlft Clan•nn· W a m sle~. Clifton, Clover Fa rm Store on Route Dor.-.thy M Johnlton Clerlt of Mele• t"ohnty , Ohu•. called on Mrs. Ru y ,,..,,.. .. ,.., •11tlltlnn1J WIM'CI lt '42 Pontiac $199 (]())Dated CaD Wf WS'lt Day ar f'ltpt ()(oWber li. 19M. • F.mmf'tt G. WilL Chall"maa Mrs Lola Sorden recently 7. W. \'a . Phone 713-5506. 10 11 24, 31 "t.e Dorothy M. Johnaton, Clerlt • • 1 owner car . . . IJMte\1 October 8 , lf.l~K. Visiting Rev. and Mrs. Eddie JO 16 6tc M Farmall Tractor, Allis 1.30 • M ~ ~- ~ r at Oall) riD! 10, ., 2t. 31. olk • ' . lk illurtla' ~ : 3rl' " M ,., llld)ll ooo~ Chalmers Field Chopper with Pomeroy Motor Co. Grif1ith from Dayton. Ky. were NOTICf OF ILfCTION ON TAX tTl:! sc.. It~., NOTICE OF ELI.CTIOM ON TAX LIVY IN I!XCUS OP THI TiN TRA ILER lots fo r rent, close Hydraulic lift, used very UGHT HftULING or water Your Ch.vy 0••1•r Mrs. ro PI . A,\ .a A LI!VY IN I!XCUS Of THI TliN his aunts and cousin, NULL. LIMITATION 1 to Laundryma t and schools. Pomeroy, llhlo I!LUllt..l P&OUUUIIN'I Mill LIMITATION Jiltle l.H .C. Corn Picker, Cul· hauling. Phone WY Z-6222. NOTICE l1 heNby liven that In John Demoss, Mrs. M a ud ~ be.N!by liven that In w . , . '"' punuance o1 1 He.soluUon ot thr Ncrt!CE of 1 Valley Lumber & Supply Com- tivator. 14'' plows. 7 ft. disc, 8 24 30tp a Reaolution of the Griffith and ~rs. Margaret Board o1 Truuees of Cheater Town· punuancc S~lpio Township, MeiJB County, Ohln, p&P4!d on H<.>11rd of T•·ustees of pany, .Middleport. 10-3-tfc Corn Planter. Manure spreadPHONE WY 2-2156 Ohio, puaed on McCormick. Ute loth day of .,July, lOOt, there w!U ship, Real Estate for Sale :::=:-::=::::--:~=:::-::--::::-::::: t,.., aubmitted I<.> a vote of the peopl• thl! 6th day of All6Uit, 1964, there Mrs. Okey Paynter of Port· MODERN 4 room and ba th er with Seeder Attachment, H.EATINO, Plumbhl&. Mueller - - - - · - - - ·- - of Nld To'IVIUhlp at a Gener•l Elee· Will be IUbmitled to a 'Vule of t he I peoplt ot ,aid Township at a Oen· land caUed on Mrs. Louis• tlon to be held 111 the Townlhlp of I furni~hed apartmt>nt. MId- Case side delivery rake . 14 ft. Faruace.. ..\ruoJd Brotllen. eral to bl! lleld in the Town Che.tu, Metes Cuunty, Oblu, •t the ehlp HOUSE for sale : Gravel Hill, WY tractor trailer , 50 tooth harEa~t Matn Street, Poll> Headley Thursday. of SCip\111. Melt• C<.>unly, Ohio. 2 3874 118 dl eport. re1ular pla~u ot votlnf therein, on Lost and Found · · row. 2 unit Universal mil ker Middleport . 727 Broadway St. Tul!ldly, the 3rd day of November, at th., reJular place• <.>f vo11n1 t.h ..re· Mr. and Mr!. Ralph Ballard, I 11 tic eroy, PbODe W! Wttl. ln. on T uesda~ , the 3nl day of Nov· 1984, lht QUl'8ti<.>n <If lt!vyllll, In Cll:· ember, across from swlmming pool. eeu 1 and line, Esco milk cooler, 6 the qu... uon of lrvylnJ. and Belinda Lee were in DeJa· of the ten mill limitation lor the In e:ue111964, 1 zo tfc of the ltn mJJI limitation, btneflt of Chtfllu Townahip Board 6 rooms and bath, 3 bedroom! LIGHT BLUE G<;>neral F.lectri c ' f'OUH rMm furnished apart.. milk cans. 200 bushel s of corn, I :--:---:--:--::----::the bl!nlnt of Scipio Tnwn•hiP ware Saturday where Mr. Bal. of Truslcl!l for the purpos.: of rtn for Board of Tru~ l'l'el for the purpoH nf lard had a check up with hla all transistor radio. Reward I m ~nt Phone WY 2-3658. 50 bushels of oats, hand PHOTO Corying Servtce eop.. new paint, house and · roof. Prot~di<Jn . I l l beilll: an edd.Jllonal pro~ld lnf . tire protection ror Scipio air tn:Said 11 24 tfc tool s. a few pieces of furui-~ ie! made of legal papers, Fu!J basemen! , forced for return. Shi rl(•y Mcl\ mney. of \AI mHI to run fur live yean l'own~hlp en addltloDal lax of doctor. He is Improving and e rate no! exceedh'll ~ mill for oneSaidmilltawlo being lure. birth records and almost ·any gas furnace, garage, black- at WY 2-3o60. 85 S. 4lh St. run for Fh·e Vear1 at a has returned to work. Enroute L,O~ KF.NT. modern bouse. AI t11e home in Tuppers Plains other documents. Also lamin- top driveway. bath in base- u ch one dollar of ~aluatlan. whll'h nl@ not exceed.i!lf One mill for amounll to Five Cfntli for each on• 10 13 6lc r dollar. ot valuation, ror five e.ach oue dollar of vlllulllon. which home they stopped ln Colum· six ruums and bath. Youngs· at approximately 1:3{) P. M. tinp in plastic, film to p~ ment. $9,500.00. Small down lhundred "tiU. amount~ to Trn (fnts for ta~h one town k.Jichen. tile no01 . lo- Living room suite, piano, 1J-· l!lerve your valuable papers. payment. Marvin Swan. WY The Pollt tor nid Election will be l llundrf:d dollar. of valuation, for flve bus and called un Mr. and Mrs. Forest Kyle. Qpf!ll at 6 :30 o'cloo'k A . M . 1nd re· ~I!Hrl . ca red at 136 Lmcoln·rd Call -Notice 10 16 3tc main open until 6:30 o'clock P . M., ' Th!! Polls for .eaid Ele<-Uon ,..U I be Mr . and M". Reed Eynon of brary table, stands, rockers, Reuter lnsuJ'81lee, Pomeror 2-3348. Eastern Standard Time of eald daJ' . open at 6;30 o cl~k ~ - M . and re· WY' 2-3020. b 29 tfc t hairS. books. lamps, 2 rugs 9 4 tfc BJI order of the Board of El~ctjo.._, meln •wen unUI 8:30 o cloclt P. M ., Morning Star spent Saturday of Meig~ County , Ohio. Entern Sta ndard Tm•e of 1ald day SHOTGUN and r1fle shoot. Sun -~· for Sale 3 clocks 2 sweepers, metal Emmett G . Will , Chairma n n y (')rder. nr the Bo.a.rd of Elel·Uons, afternlon with Mrs. A. H. Bal. day , Oct 17. on tl1e Bobby beds and Dedding, old dress· AUt..7IONI!.:ER Dorothy M . ,Joh nltOD, (Jerk of .'ltelu County , Ohio ley. Dated Ot"tuber 11 11164. Emmell G. Wdl. Ch11irman Hi\1 Farm on the Bowman's 1·J9fi[\JND·\l E Hou sf' Tr(l ilrr. ers. wash sta nd, dining room C.mplellt 8en1ee 1101 10 11 24 31 '«c Doroth.r M. John ~t.on, Ciert Crill ~radford POMEROY - 6 • room framP• I , , ' ' Dilled Octohcr 6, 19M. Buslneoa lllghiig••Run Road. n11le off Baslt· i S2' x 1!1' with a 10· x 15' . suitt'. g-lass door cupboard . OOJ 10, 17, 24, 3 1, ftc .... 1 1 t.'rlte. "-le • Coatod house with bath, gas hea t· liVY an Rd . Hams and cash. Spon· , al tllllllllllll awnmg Priced dis hes, cooking utensils, coa NOTICIIN oFEXCESS nscrtoN oN ux NEW YORK Eastern Alr OF T"E TEN sored by Racine Firt' Depart· to sell Cl]('stt'r 985-4\.15 ran g e. Kerosene Range, A.. C. BRADI'ORD ing, full basement, large MILt. LIMITATION Lines has made M1 offer to buy ••~170) d I f NOTJCt.; '' herehy gl~en t.hBI In 10 t ( u.o.& ment. 10 15 3tc l0-17 -6tc l elrrtric hot plate. Kerosene BaciDe, OIIM tfc ' an ou 0 punuance of a auo]Ulion of the control of Northeast Airlines j conk slove, sewing machI 11 high water. Dovm payment Cou ncil o! the Villatt of SrratUiiC. from Howard Hughes and •~ b $3S OO [Ohio, pllued <.> n tbl! 4th day of June , 1 SHOTGUN MATCH, Sunday, HOliSF:THAJLEK, 1952 Vaga·l inr, 2 washers, 2 sweepers, lr====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;". ,...,.,.,.00, a lance . per 111t14, there will bt rubmutrd to a • Hughes Tool Co. Hughes must 11 Oct. 18, starting at noon . bond 8" x :lf IJvmg room. I lvmd tools ..~1any other Item ~ : EXPERIEI'-ICED I :o~e~!r!reE~~~r~: ~: :'dheY~ f!ptha~ , divest himself of Northe-ast in month. Prizes, hams and IJ~con . kllclw n, bedroom and bath- nol listtd. Some very old I POMEROY. - 4 ~ room frame 'I refU vwa,., of Syr~o;ule . Oblu. It thtt iar pial't of Vl"ltiftl therein on 1 Order tO regain COntrol "'Refreshments w1ll be served. room and ha lh Lovrly mte r-l il em.-:. house With porch, full base- TnMday, the 3rd day of NovP,;,her ,. - - - - - - - - - - - - Tnms World Airlines and East. Matches will be held the lst ior. Ideal home for 1 or 2 1 Leonard Koenig, Owner Dy Mrs. A. . H. BaUey ern would take over Norfll. ment, city water, 2 acre lot. ~~:· otrth~"et~1:,"nm~~ 1~i~~to~~ ;.~; 011 and 3rd Sundays of each Pt'ople. !;IBfHl Ph . !VIrs I Terms Cash $3,000.00. the b~ntflt of Sy uru~e Vlllaae tor ' 1 th of N the purpo!IEI or stre@t Llghu. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and east~ roues sou ew month. Spon.c;ored by F'orked i Bri nker, WI 9-:1303. _17. ct Not responsible for Accidents. MlNERSVll.LE - 4 • r 0 0 m S11ld tax bcin..: ' a rcn ~wa l of an York. 10 3 frame hOUS(. with running wa- eu~un11 tu: or Three mub to run f;; mily of Killbuck spent a week 1;-------==-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'""'; Run Sportsmen's Cl ub . Brctdford Auction Company nn y ur~ at a ra te not uo ·e~rl end with ber parents, Mr. and )j . From tbe lar,tit:@sl: trucl!: or B df rd A t ter, (tub and lavatory), gas fur lni! 3.0 mllb for eath one dollar ot C. C. ra o , uc 1oneer 10 15 3tc SIN(;P.I< ~F. WIN(~ Machine. zig . valu11tion, whl~h amount• W Thlrly Mrs. Gro'O'er White. -df d M 1 DUIJdorer radiator to the Price cent• r.. r uo:h one huMr•ol oouan . . heatmg, 1 '· acre lot. -- 1 zags, bu ttonholes, mono- A. C. Bra or , anager 6tc 1 smallest heater core. with furniture $3 000 00 with- of valuation, for Five yean. Gary Gnrflth of Columbus 16 10 I SHOOTlNG MATCH , h i g h 1 grams. Pte. without atlac 1' · • The Polls for said lllerllon will be spent a weekend with his par I eWURLmER out furniture $2.500.00. I <.> pen Ml 8 :30 o'chH"k 1\ . M . MD(\ re-I . powered 22 rlflcs and shot-~ mc·nls. Sews lorward aod CHRISTMAS TREES. o,OOO , I nwin open ur~ t ll 8 : ~0 u' < :"lo•·k P . l't!. ents. Rev . and Mrs . Eddie I eBALOWIN RENTAL - OJ • room arm- Eut.,rn St1ndard T o m~ of sai d day. . . guns, Sunday, October 18. backv.'arci. $~17 . 61 cash or 7 Srotch Pine, 5 to 9 ft. tall : WY 2-2143 Pomeroy bOUSe With running water. 1 Jl y ?rder. or the Jloard of Election•. qr1fftth. ond OTHER FAMOU& tou nty. Ohlo. M M K H It Sh American Legion Farm payme nts of $1i.OO monthly 3.000 Sco tch pine, sprayed, 10,=;:=::==:::;===::::;;:::;:::::::;;::;:~1 On limestone road in north- '~ uf Me•uEmmet• G . wtu. Chatrman rs . ary · o er, arBRAND$ Beech G~ove Hd., Rulland. 1 Avail<Jblt"' in hloud . wal nut. or 5,7 _ g f1 ; 2.000 Austr ian It_ 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Clerk on. and Gordon ' were Sunday . . T ern Sc1p10 ownsh"1p near DatedDorothy October M8. , Johnston, 19M. Noon until dark. WY pine. Sheared, good color and Chester, Obio. 3 23 tfc 1 mahogany cabmet. Snowville Church. F'ree rent oo1 to, 11. 24, 31 , 4tc dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 10 14 4tc 2204 . 10 15 6tc I density. Tordon Tree Farm, i•i:::;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;::;;;;1 through winter and spring to NOTJcs. oF tLICTION oN TAX Robert Davis, Mi~d1 eport . - - - - - - - -- - ZJG- . ZAG.-:0 :- MATIC, 19641 224 S. Ill. Ave., Wellston, the right party. Ltvv ~~lltxL~~~AO.:.o~HE TEN Mr. and Mrs. Billy . Orr and AUTOMOBILE lnsnrance been Sewing M:whine. Aut om ll: tcu l· OhiO. 10 15 3tc C. C. CUCKLER NOTJCE 15 hereby riven that In sons spent Sunday Wllh Mr. '"Factory fralnlld s.n..punuance of e Reaolutlon of the d M Cl" t Or I PMONI 22 JACKSON, o. canceUed? ' .ost your oper• b t POMEROY OHIO H<.>llfd ol Erlucatlon of the SalilbUt")' an rs. m r. 101''1 ticenae? C8lJ WY 2-ti~M ly butLonholes, sPws on . u - SPEClAL Thursday, Friday, . BOX 229 ' w·'' 2-.,.30 Local School lliUc tons. monogrt~m~, b 11 n d and Saturday, Harden 's Mar-l >KI Ohio, pa ~u d lMatrict, on the Mei1s 28th county. day M -~M~r~·-a;n~d;_~M~r~s-~H~o~l~ly:,_F;,;;rl~en~d~i.................................:;; 11 16 3tc AUJU8t, 1964, there wW be 111.1bmuted hems, fancy dt':i l~~ s_. Brand ket, Syracuse. Boiled ham, ond lo a vote of thl! people of uld Scho<.>l DJ•tMct •t a General Election t<.> be new. Guaranteed. lrades nc- sliced ,.,r piece, 89c lb.; 3 doz. EASY TERMS FOR SALE - 65 acres, 5 held In \hi! Sa l hl:!lo~rr Local School M•le Help Wanted cepted F'~ll cash pr:ce . $~2 .4 4 eggs, 89c; Home made sau!lDlltrl .. t, Melt"• County, Ohio, at the room house with bath double regular plarc.! of vottnc thenin, on terms $1 ;.~0 week . \\ Y 2-2204· age, 5!:1c lb. Winesap apples , I the Jrtl day of November, garage which has space for Tue8d1y, l!HM, the que~tinn o ( Jevylna, In ex· 10 10 61 c $1.79 bu.; Ca bbage, 5c lb. I apartment on top, .. acre cn• of th• ten mm limitation. for • Trvck Driven Wantedl lh ~ benefit of Utt Sai!Jtbury t.ocal ELECTROLUX Sweeper, uses I Stokely t'eaches, 2¥.z size, Ia ke, dr illed we 11 , some Ia nd 1S<' hOO! Di~trtct for the purpon of ExPttrlenc•d or papt>r Ua~~- com rlrte wilh sliced or '1alves, 29c can. lo- 1 tillable • rest in pasture and current E11.penae•. lne~p... i•nc•d For Long Said tu belnJ: a renewal of au 1 attachm ent~ Balance due dized salt, lie. Reese 's Pea1 timber. One mile from Five e:~~sunr t<::~l of two mllle to run for D1.tan~ H•uls Wrift' I Five yean at 1 nk not exceedlnt . i 3 pav men t~ $7 .00 ecwh . WY 2· nut Cutter Cups, !0 !or 3Qe. ln Po ts. Fmanc ng 2.0 mill~ fnr ..... h <> O., dollar .. r nl· MAYFLOWER rRANSIT FURNITURE '· 22114.· 10 15 6tc Green tip t.ananas, 5 lbs. for ed Phone WY 2-6510 uatlon, which amount. to Twenty SH 2-4811 Rutland lndi•n•poli• tnd1an• • · C~< n b fur uch one hundred 4ollau 59c. Well'J Sweet Cider, 89c 10 12 or Vlllu•U<.>n, ror Five Vttan. USED workpant s. shlrts, cov- gai. 10 14 3tc , uld A.ii:lecUun wUJ be - - -- - - -- - - - - . The open Poll• al 6::Wlorn'clnck 'd . .and r1Hnaln eralls. and jackt"ts Ct=~rl Chev- I open unlil 8 :30 o' c lc<.>lt: P . M . Eutern Insurance Wanted To Buy aher, Lung Boll om . Ohio. PERFECflON Oil henter witb Baal The Rush Standard Time or aaid day. By ord~r of the Board uf ilectlon~ . 10 15 30tp drums and fittings, Oayto. _ _ _,_ I JOHNSON, SlmpooD lnsUI'llDCf o! Melt• County, Ohio. l!:mmett G. Will, Cblllrman LOGS WANTED. High geode 1,_;;;;=.....;;;;..._;;..____ ! el~ctric scales, 30 lb. capacA~ency . ln. All IOTI!ll ol tn 1 ity, 10 ft meat case, 1955 Uurothy M. .Johru~ton, Clerll walnut, cherry, poplar, bass- 1 October If. 111M FASTEST & BEST sutaDt.-e. Jim Johnson ami CIOJDat.d 10, 1'1, 24, 31, olk Mercury, body and chassis NOW IN FULL SWING wood, hard and soft miiple. ' Bud SID:Ip!IOD, Aienll. less motor and transmissiOn, RADIATOR SERVICE red and white oak and ash. & 1 Uc TRUCKLOAD comrlete course in radio and Log buyer will be at !IAason televis ion with all equipment. Furniture Corp ., Pt. Pleas· UNICO TIRE SALE IN THE AREA. Legal Notice Charles Larkins, Long Botant, W. Va., Tuesday s and :-:-::-:-NOTiel OF I!LICTION ON TAX tom, Ohio. 10 7 tfc Fridays, 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 LEVY IN lXCESS OF THI! T~N MilL LIMITATION p. m. 10 15 121c t-;.As KITCHEN conk stove, $20 NOTlCI!: II hereby f\vcn that In WHOLESALE purauance <.>f • Ruolutlon of the Davenport and chair, $20. 7 Bo~~rd o1 Truahu of Oranre Town· For Rent PRICES ~hl p, Meil!"l County, Obio, pueed Oll cu. ft. refrigerator, $25. 50 gal the 3rrt rl•~ ot A.Uftllt, 19611. therfl electric waetr heater, $25.00. will be 8Ubmltted t.o • •ole of tbe APARTMENT, 5 rooms and wv 2·3891 peupl~ of ~&ld T~ at a GeJMrN~w 47000 BTU vented gas bath, newly redecorated Cal l al Eleetton to be held lD the ToW!Io lhlp or oran1e, lil&ill Countt, QhJe, heater, $65.00 also 70,000 heat- I Main St. Pomtror at Walter Crooks, WY 2-3631. · tlu rerular plao• of YGUnl tbertl· 10 15 6t.c or, $70.00. Ph. WY 2-31174. I'---------~ ln. nn Tueeda]', u.~ 3n'l day of NoT· ember. 1984, the que1t1on of (e'V}'10 1l 61cl InR. In ei!CI!II or the ten mUI Hmllt· tlon, far the henel!t of Oranre Tolll'll· ship Board of Tru1tree for thr pur· Real Estate For Sale Auto Sales po•e of Fire proteet1o11 In Oranp Tnwnthlp. tax belnl": an &ddiUon•l tu: FOR SALE : 1964 Chevelle Sup- T1 ACRE FARM lor sale by ofSaid 'h mUl to run for five yean •t • not @xceed!ne 'h mill for ucb er sport, H.T. coupe, V8 en- ower. 5 room house with rate one d<.>llar of valuation, which Powerglide transmis-- bath. Emma Morris, Harri· amoUPll gine. to Ftve Ce.nte ror eQ 0111 bundnd doUan of nlu.atlon. for sion, R&H. Less than 9000 •onville Rd. 10 12 6tp Five Yeara. miles. Owner in service. The Poll• for eaill Zl.eUo11 wm h open at e:30 o'clcolr A. M. and r. Phone Bill Grueser, WY 1- SEVEN ROOM brick home In main open until t:30 o'cloclt P. K. &utun Stllndarc! Tim~ of uld diY. 3874. 10 13 6tc P omeroy, ,_ L-..o bathrooma. •, By order of the Boanl of a.ctloDI, of Melea County, Oblo. WilY PUMP your slu~gis~ sep- 1959 FORD, 9 passenger Coun- bedroOID!, garage. basement, &mmet 0. WUI, Cbalrmae LOOKING FOR. SECURE Dornthy Johnlflon, Clerll JOB? t1c tank 1 Get Klean-Em-All try Squire Station Wagon, au- 3 firushed rooms io attiC~·••L..lNU Otu ~-,. _ Bot#nr• C.~<IIIM nJnnAesc. q till "- • f'OIIII~'TION~ \• I\\ " ent~ ,..,..,~ n,~ l noe~nn1 M~i g~ ============' - By LYLE WIL80N The oenator hu ottackod the Unhed Pms ID!ei'IIOIIGaol Democratic coaUUon at too Polloter Sam LubeU Cllllleo up many d If I e r e n t point.l to wath some Bllllwen to the quts· achieve his objectlve which wat Uon that probably ls keepilli to rip tbo roaUUon apart. 'l'bl Barry M. Goldwater awake at anawer Lobell .....,, to have tllght and WIOasy during the found 10 the QUI!silotl ralood day . The quesUao Is this: about Goldwater'• oampaljn ill " Is there a sell-defeating fac- thil: tor in the Goldwater campai&D "Yes, there Is a oeU-deleatlni and, if "'· what Is 111" factor . It la Goldwater'• acat. Lubell has rung button hot.. tergun attack on tbe Kennedy· and seized door bells In all of Jobnson adminlotration l111i 011 !he major lndualrtal states. He LBJ." believes Goldwater has been Goldwater's plao of attack shooting at too many largell. hao been to chip away al the The Democratic party ia s coa- Democratic political coalition lltion of many polnta of vtew. as though lt were a huge block This political coat of many, of granile to be reduced by many colon wao aU!ched by countleso cbiHI biles. Lubell Fracklln D. Roosevelt ln 1932- found Johnson voters resisting 36. Lubell found among De111o- this chip-away process. He lmcrats who would vote for Pres!· plieo that Goldwater might dent Johnson a substantlal per- have blasted the l!l'anlta boul· centage who liked Goldwater's der apart by a mlghl)' concen· clvU rights stand. But these !ration on aome top, perbap11 voters who disagree with John- emotiona~ issue. Race relations son on ctvU rights are kept obviously would Itt that pattern within the Democratic coaUtion but it did not get such all"<lut by the pull of other stronger exploltadon for a Yar1ey of lssue!l. These other Issues vary. rea!ons, including Goldwater's Error In P181l dlstncllnatlon 10 to use lt. Lube]] found there was enor In Goldwater'• plan of baUle. Producer Herbert Brodkin bao I I e~rtHI WasMn~on Window ... Spencer epent Count~. El~rtion I __ 0 -------- 1'rUII for 0 . 8 . . . OQ1 .c1 aoaUttD. C!vfl 11n~n t..1llelllrl ~f.rvfe. ln~• rurt!on tP•"'·l~ ut 8f!n1c• EIIIIILt•b Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· mark Fann Bureau, Po meroy. 9 29 30tc . . 1.... SINGER Se~•·et .l ... ,np mauuu · DeW $59.50 up. ~veraJ nsed Business Opportunities mactunea at bargaill prices The l''ahrtc "ihop. ~ inner Sates "' • and Sf':rvier.. Pomeroy. Ohio 3 WY 2.-2284. 4 21 tfc ; 1953 TRAILER 38' x 8' with attached rooms, lot with ..' b<lsemPI1t nml out building, in Rutland. Phone SH 2-4431 . Cheshire, 0. 10 16 6tp • A 5 · I nqUifl t tatJon TWO USF:D gas ranges from or Call SC hoo I cIassrooms, t hr ee years old . Reflect good care, WY 2•2166 priced to go fast . Call WY 2============! 01 '192. 10 l' tfc ) ~, __ __ _ ~ lnstrudions 1962 ELCONA House Trailer, 50' x 10', 2 bedroom . Emerson Pooler, Chester 985-2250. U. I. CIVIL SERVICI TESTSI 10 15 3tc . . . FOR LEASE! ASHLAND STATION AVAILABLE ' I I ~ jJ .=::-=::-....,.---- IT'S OUR pleasure to loan Carpet Shampooers FREE with pur~hase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Middleport. 10 13 61c tomatic transmission, power Large ~ot. Out of hlgb water. 11teering, radio, heater, pow- Central heating Inquire er brakes. Phone WY 2-3898 Charles Wildermuth. WY 2{)r see it at Hackett's Sohio 2200 or WY Ull&. ~26-tfc Service. 10 7 tfc - - - - - - - - - - - HOMESITE., approDmately 2 The Rambler acres, good sp"'"" on proNir W ld Sta d nl of Co ... •..'6 ,.or n a · mpa.,., t.;, lots Jf shade trees, localExcellence S ed on u. . 31 near Roct Big car room, rtde and perSprings Fairground. $2,500_ R. lormance. Small CJlJ' eCODOIIlJ A. Flnlaw, WY 2-2975. lo-3-tfc ancl man agen.blll t-u ·~ See P'OR SALE-Mtddleport"t tallMetropoUlall Moton ... bulldl~. loca.. - U l l N. E Mal Stre t p -o '-CILI · n e' omeroJ Second Street, MiddJeport. Pboae WY z..s87t Priced for qull!t .ale. 1ft. 4 22 tfc qulro at Oblo Hotel. ---:-----:---:--lG 1ft Uc 1962 Plymouth 2 door, V8, auSale tomatic transmission. D•lfd October e. 19M. (10) 10, 17, 141. 31. tte NOTICI OP ILICTION oN TAX LIVY ~~L't"i~~~,~~';.' TIN NOTICJ: a: bereb7 IJI.,.... uw Ill purauanee ot • RNOiutkta of taw Council of tbe VW.te ot lDddleport. Middleport, Ohla, pu1ed OD tbr 23rd day of K~rcb. tiiM, there wW ~ 111bmtv",.u .. •, ..... et1 ~· ,.ftoupl~ ... I&Jd I . , . • a ener.. .,...e or~ &o be held ill the VtUU• of Mid.U. port, Ohio, at: ttt• resular piae11 o1 votlq tberwln, on Tuud.,. the snl 4a, of N"o~r. lPM, tbt quetUon o1 le'VJ'iar 1n exl!f!ll <tt the t.en mill umttaiton, for the benefit of Middleport Vlllap for thr purpoN n1 Utllltltt~ hi th• 'I'UIUII cr.kphona, water, water tlydruill', fU, eleetrlC!tty, and u1WU~ tor ua.. Cltr Bulld· lnp. wbleb blcllu4• .... llHlrtdt,-. telephone .nd water. 8at4 tu belli aa l.ddltlOiltJ t.u: of two milia .to Nb lOT fin yeU'I at 1 rate not neMdlnl two ml1ll tor •1oh one doUar of VIIUIUOII, whtcb lllll01lnte to Twenty Ceata for eaeb one hundr«t dollue ot wuatkta. for Flv@ Yean. The atPoll• fH utd IDaGtioa •W ba open 8:30 o'cloc:ll A. M. and re· price $1095.00. Poweel'l Ser· HOUSE for sale, $3500. S l X maln open u~tu a:to ~loc:ll P day. . H .. ~tandard vice Station, Middleport, Ohio rooms and part1a1 bath · Ea~t~rn By order of tbe Tim• Boantorof llld IEiectloa•. 10 12 6tc Close to school, 385 Hamil- or Melj(:m~:t';t'G. ~~. Cbalrm•n -:::=:::---::::-::ton Street, Middleport, Ohio. Dorof.h1 u. John•ton, _cterlt NEW YORK IUPI) - T b I 8 If interested , wn'le N. A. no1Dated Odober 8 , l!IU. 10 , n·. 2,., 31 . ttc year there will be about 1.8 Bowen, Roseville, Ohio, or Since it wa~ expected t h a t million marriags. Quicke.st way call ox 1-7922. to the altar? Ask your man for 10 16 Gtc the national Capita) at WashinR1 ton. D. C., would develop to8 cedar chest. Four out of five men who give one find them- FOR SALE: House, six rooms ward the east, the .front of th! selve! saying ") do" within and bath. 107 Locu<l St., U. S. Capitol laces in lbal di· year, a recent 1urvey mowed. PomerOJ. 10 I& 3tp rectlon. . .- . . . --- --'. - · · -~· ., ~~ for more H . Apmtor I'088IlD;r meat 115. Greek lett.1T.ll'ul<y JB.v..auw- 20.13ono' 28. Tract Ill ............... BUT TH~RES NO TIME FOR 'EN'IQTION .'! I woo«tencl a7. Qyt•nW• pad Ml.lST GUARD 28. Marl< ID THAT DEAR OLD obootot: 11.~ II.Jmk:tloh 4G. WaY)'; h You have heard this before meet the nicest people on but it bears repeating. You a HONDA -ReWa holr to work lb .& Oljp&vaa- QquCatloa BQ BL 8WDBLL80PV QB Q,JifJZ.. ZBK QJNlL• l'lfQV DBUQJZ, PNQV WXLIPf-CBPQNBJV PNI r .."""""'" Ceyploq1101oc iDltiiP 'l'BT TUKGtlltl PliOK 111Y11o AND THr UPa i'fiOK BPBAKINO QUR• PIA'*B o,..,..,.. _ _ _ O~FICIALS WAY HE-RE ..Another tM'ing! You ton Dreamboat to sail into another -...port.,.the next time he aeed1 provisioning!" --~ -· - - ~· --------------------WJEH RADIO • MONDAY TBJiU FRIDAY 6:45 Sign On 7,00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 MUJica! 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Program • Ftt. 11:15 Family Worohip • Thurs. ll:lo Mason Co. Acr. li:st.-Tueo. IJ :33 Swap Shop · IH5 Tiny'a Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Report LZ:15 Goessler's Guest Star-Fri 12:15 Larry And~r1011 Show ~:011 Jim Mees Sbow 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Sbow t'lburs.) 4:30 Local Newo ! :00 Jim Mees Show 8:00 Slmon'o Market • News 6dl6 Sundo"" Serenado 1:6 SlSD Off Septembel $:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6:00 Sign on - Nowo 1:05 Country Music 0:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Ander1011 Show 8:00 Pomeroy Ill Football 9:30 Middleport Ill Football 11:011 Top Ten Sbow LDairy Volley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dutlono) 12:011 Noon News 12:16 Musical Interlude 12:30-Rev. Merlin T..ta 1:011 Bill Miller Show (QSU Foo!balll 8:45 Sign Off September fi:4o Sign Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - Newo 7:35 Sunday S!lowcase 8:00 Frencll Cil)' Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliverance <Elder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abele IO :Oo Sunday Chapel 10:33 Wa•hlnl!lon Reporll the "eoplo ABBIE AND SLATI 11:00 Sunday Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Christiano Hour 12' 30 Rev. Merlin T.eta 1:00 Rev. Andrew Porsono 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 2:011 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thprne 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 CoWltry Hymntlmm (Dan Hayman) ~, 33 Sunday ShowcaH 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 8:45 Sign ')If September 5:45 Sign OH October ''liNN[' good riding weather left this fall. Hurry on down to our showroom and pick out your 1964 or 1965 HONDA from our selection and enjoy the fun and excitement of owning and driving your own two-wheeler. 83 S. WY SECOND ST. . .. -··· -·•·· ········ - .. .. . ....... .... . ~ 2-2151- WY 2·2152 MIDDLEPORt, ' . 0. 0~ ICE! IJ=:" WE JUST WORI< i=IROUND A LITTl-E CLOSER'. MAYBE WE CAN HEA~ WHAT THEY'RE• .... lv RAEBURN VANBUREN WINICLI ~HOTAT?r There is still plenty of R. H. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES A HUNK WMPO Radio Do We have a wide assortment of models 1nd colors 1nd accessories so visit our d . . lership 1nd become "ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE". . ICING AXYDLBAAXB II LOifOPitiLLOW On• letter limply ~for aaotber.. Ja. ada ..mple 4 t• UHCl lor U. t:hi'M IJ.. X for tbe two O'lf,. Ito. 81Dite lttters, ·~ l:ochd&7tbo __ ""PbiH, .... lan&th - _ -_ -_ "' t i l e - .... ali hlnla. YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA I . -- tt. Jlotat u. AudJenoe'a DAILY CR'fPIOQUOTE I • ·- love: Oodaf Gr.. 10.-river -ID\IJ RUTLAND SOHIO SERVICE T,Partllfa .... ._ ANTI-FREEZE HACKETT'S .._ ....01'17.-: var. •r.s.ru"""" 48. S.Old 1 • ~ l.Ooddelo otd&wa Hor. RADIATOR DON'T DElAY DAILY CROSSWORD fti.Own 1 '------- ----'1 ~ M,CompHant Society News TIME I .., d.'l'haltaod ? 1 \'I etmnNtnc' • BLAETTNAR'S I \'1 . -.......-... PIANOS I-- NUI.'ItJ." I<ID one ...,lral elll:aclor boldlnll tho varioul tplaod.. tocethor. 'llle amount of llr 11]11Ce would be dolermlnod by how tlme it needed to do ,tuat1et to any particular ~lory. If. A"Ml'hw• Bashan I •:•llllliutDIIt' l "ftt There Deflnd..... :md "'lllo yean that would lnvol" WI• vlslon drama f>l clr111111 that mlgbt run u lone 11 .ou. boun oo an lnteKrlted bow. "T b 1 Quesr• hal oow been pUrcllasea for next season by the CBS notwork, whlcll llreadr b a • IO.A-"'n;r lmpl.m...& 1 I RADIATOR SERVICE W I pttl jtlu)ldl M wvn...,C'" WHY NOBODY WANTS TO HIRE ME �. ._ . .., ·~ - .,_ .. . ~ .. , r - ., :;..:_ ··~~ - .. .... ,........... • ... - • . • ~ • ~ '" • I ~"'- 1 .. - • •- .., '\ ( • SOCIAL CALENDAR 1-Dailv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Oct . 17 , 1984 - - .. ..::...::.._:.· a& ; ,"P~~ - ....~~ Fenderbosch is Speaker on Safety Topic Halloween Sea.ton Ob•erf!ed by Clo., Alfred WEATHER River newB Hospital News Cloudy and colder toalgbt. Tuesday fair and coot HiJb t,o.. da) M, low t.Mtigbt 34, high Tuesday W. 'ociety Notes The Halloween season -=~~ Am-· those who entered G•••• l'tldlngl: GalllpoUI observed when the Busy -·~ :u da.. 185 1% o running 2 feet Ctaso of the Middleport First Holler hospital in the past •• ·• ·• ocr. 17 Ba "st Chllrch met Thursday hours were Mrl. Dolly Kllna. on rollers, Pomeroy..Mason ; ; Shotgun and rifle shoot, SUD· ev:ng at the church. M r ' · Sunday School attenda~e 00 250 Flr:it Ave., Robin Teresa 22, Pt Plea~! %4.~ m:alb Jut> Fenderbosch , S<~. f ; :> ty OIday, October 17 on the .Bobby Dana Hamm , VICe president, Oct. 11, was 44, the offering Moore, 1804 Chesbtut St., Mrs..53 st.tionary. :aw 17 90 sta1 rector of K\'!i:N Creek E lr{'tric l Hill farm on the Bo":'mB'IB Run presided In the absence of Mrs. " .84. Worship services were James Delbert Bosler, Rt. 2 2.79 rlslng, o;-r : : ~t aDd In Midd eport ~ planr . was ·gest speaker when Road, one-fourth mile off Ba- J ohn Lyons held at 10 ·45 with the Rev. Northup, Raymond H. Riffle, Uonary. Lon on , ~ ·n J}Einms Saelt!r1s. studt'nt at R10 the '\1Jddlep(l!'t Child Cnn :-erva shan Rd. Hams an~ c<~S~. Spoo. Mrs. Ha~ Houdashelt preCasto bringing tile message. Hartford, w. va ., Mrs. carl Winfield damJ were on e Bl a. Grande College-. JS spt>namg the twn Leagut> met Thursda~ eve-sored by the Racme Fire De- Sent.. d a devotional lesson US· Vanover, 32S Page St., Middle· Boat tDovements: W4:'ekt>nd w1th h t!' p<lrent:o; _ \1r . nmg at tht' home ot Mr s An!i!partment. . .. ing the topic, "Use Your Gifts." Mrs. Grace Swartz was pleasport, Mrs. Robert H. Roush, Rt. Ohio RIYer - PennsylvanJa and Mrs Ad olrh s~~ I Pns I us Howard , Lm('oln-St_ He had There Wlll be a Jitney supper She also read an article entitled antly surprised on the evening 2 Racine, Mrs. carl F . Poetker, up 14: 3:55 p.m.; Orlenian up Mtss Carla Cil mot't' . Ohio Un- a~ hi ~ t ~_pw Pre·.t"ntiOn of Ac , 1 the Syracuse School house "Difference In Things." of her birthday when upon ,... Jackson, and MI'!J. Alma LeU· 14 I :Os a.m.; OVEC up 11- 3:· lversitv studf' n! . i;;; spendmg the C"ldentg . Sat~rctay, Ocl. 17. Servtng wll~ Members answered roll call turning from prayer m:e:~ lngwell, Jackson. 45, a.m.; Indiana up 14, 5 a.m.j w~.:> .. ke;trl With her pllrt>nb. \1r ~tn Hobo:-rt t!Ltrk ett · pre_sr4:30 p. _m. The Syra by giving a Bible verse. A dooa- she found the house begm al BIRTH!I warren Hougland up II, S:40 d M (' 1 Gilmore _ , dent , opent>d the met't1ng w1th cus4? Ladies Auxiliary of the t ade to tJw. Red relattvea and fnends . Mrs. Carl Vaaover, S25 Page , L ther Herdman down 15, 1 15 ~n rs ar the "' ~1 otln.•l·s Prayer· )olltiW-1 F. De t Is span on o was m ddl rt d ughter $·32 a.m., u Volunteer lfe P· • Cross drive. The birthday song RusseU and Iva Findl1Dg and St., MI . '"'PO • a • . · 5:55 a.m.; Jeffboat · up 17, 3:10 Mike Shafer studf'nt i:l t ~1ar - ed bv de\'I)! IOns given by Mrs. , DR. W. ROY STEWART . Condt- enlitiPd . ··&:-r· ' The First Baptist Church of sor. H sters class was sung for Mrs . Houdashelt, the Millard Swartz family re- p.m. Fnday. OED a.m.; Peggy Downey up l8, 5;. shal l Linm•rsily, 1s the guest of ' F.ugt-ne The Happy arve . Beulah White Nora Mills, Flor· cently moved lnto their new DJSCHAR so am· National up 20· 5:45 a. h1s mot her Vlrs. \1ary Shafer mons w~ See.'' .\1embers an- Racine will be In a revival and grandpart:'nl s Mr and Mrs ~wert"d roll ("all wtth a safety t)(>ginning Oct. 19 g o I n g of the Federal~ ~~urch Sa::l ine\1" Talbott ' Mrs. John Kauff homes which they have built Patients recentlb ~i~harg~ m • ·vJcan down 20, 7:25 a.m.: and Mrs. ~ymond Luman. on their respective old and pre- included ~- bar ~~::rd Jef'terson down 21, 6:30 a .m.; li':"orgr Hackett. for the Wt't-k· slogan. thruugh Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. have a cafete~la mn~rat 81 Mrs. Rlcha At>! Os- Anna c. down Greenup 5 p.m.; end. Uur·ing th~ bu-.tnt· "s mttt· ling Ur . \\ . Roy Stewart· prt>sident day from ~t~kpd mhicken and Mrs. Kauff and Mrs. James sent property. e c Souders, hostesses, served Wilson, Mrs. arp, Pamela D. ui Greenup 6 p m.; John Allo:-nsworth . Uh10 Un tht' un 1r donult>d $5 to the ~a l uf the Clarksville Sthool of he ere ame ham loa!. . urn kin pie and coffee and Friends here ~re sorry to borne Grunder, Mrs. Joseph Franklin B. up Greenu 7:30 iversitv studPnt, ts spt''1dJng tllf' ~~ at ton f\r!llJ dri~·~"' and $5 to Th~·ulol{y, Clarks\•ille, Tenor~ The ~!adbury PTA will spon- J:ano~n candy from 8 table hear of the continued lllness of MUller, Mrs. Paul Baker and p m.; Crucible up Greenup 10:· we~ke~d with hi s mother, Mr.;;. tht' KPd eru~~. fund Tht> nwm- ~rt', wtll be the evanJa:ellst. sor a Jitney supp~r Saturday, co;ontered with an an-angement Milford Warner, son of Mr. infant daughter, Mrs. Ronald 40 p m . A J Patten up Green.Robert Allenswnnh llns ol Uw lt•:lj.!_ Ut \-\il l serve lk. Stewart has bten 11 very October 17 begmmn~ at. 4:30 bronze mums with orange and Mrs. Clarence Warner. At Kingery and infant daughter, 0.40 ~ ·. Ravenswood dow \1r and Mr.:;. Allt'n Jenkmson . the :'11t· tgs C1tl10I~ H lmdnvJbtlt' sutTt'!'Sful pnLor and evange1 ,P· m. Flavoring, which _Is beand black streamers decorat· present mall may be sent to Mrs. Cleland Hines, Mrs. John dree~u P5:50 ~-a.m.; Eastern left tlus 1-\E>(>k lor tlw ir .....mre lllt:l ober 2ti list. Ht> has conducted revlv· 1 1 . ng sold 'oy the group W 11 also lng the table. Those attending the home of his parents, at 412 Lamb, Mrs. Wi!Uam Reynolds, down Jeldahl i:so 8 m.; Loui,.. home i11 FJag"'r Beach. Fla . i\lr.:-;. Kurkl:'lt i:lnnmmrt>d an :dis ln many of lhe largest in addition to the above named Richland Av~ .• Athens. Tamara Lambert, Debra Layne, lana down Melaahl 7;lO p.m.; after spt'nd 1ng tl1e summt>r at aurl 1un ur lwml'made g1tt 1\ ems l·hun_·hes, camps and colleges, be available at the supper. OCT. 19 were Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Congratulat10ns are sent to Mrs. Marga_ret Archer, Mrs. Jane T. down Meldahl 7:30 p. their home in !\'liddlrpon 11, 1 tne Novembt>r meetmg. to tra\·rlin!( in 46 states. includ· The J.O F . class of the UnitJohn Seines, Mrs. Lettie Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Le~~ P:so~ ~ Herschel Wmteres and Lester m.; Travis down Meldahl 10:11 Mr. and Mrs Wrndf'll (;urladl bl' lwld dt ~~w home ot ~Ms. Ar- lug Canada and Mexico, Eacb e Roush. p m.; J. S. Lewis down Meldahl and ch ildren visJtt'd rE'cl:'nl lv 1n len<' \1dJ;wlt' l. High -St 10 Porn· night of tht' service wJIJ fea- ell Mt:'thndist Church will meet 1Mrs. Clyde Wln'l!brenner, Mrs. Torch wh~ ' c~ at • 10:15 p.m.;. J. S. Lewis down McCunnelsnlle Wtlh tf'latl\"1::-. 1 erm Tilt:' 1ravelmg prizt:'. 111JnH1 tun· a spt"tial program of !at 7:30p.m. Monday evening F.liu•beth Slaven. Mrs. Eva 60th weddmg a versary on I ed b" Mrs. Robert SchmolL wa s 1·hoir· quartet. duet and solu at the church. Hartley, Mrs. JacobTurner,Mrs. Oct. 15 · El ood Nur 18th Anmversary Meldabl 11 :30 p.m.; Samuel WOII ·bv Mrs. Ceorgr \1i ]l t'r . . toNell Werner, Mrs. Nora Hamil· sing Visitor:! 81 thMe dmw Mr. Of Club Observed t:lemens down Meldabl 12:2D singing. Mrs. Hugh Cairns " 'ill ARE INSTRUCTORS ocr. 20 Home on on ay were · B k St t down Mel , Ttw . hostesses , .\1 rs Howard, have charge of the music I Tht>re will be a special meet· n. and Mrs. George Logan and The 18th anniversary o~ the a.m.; . uc eye . a e u• The- Rev. Donald Boont and ~Vlr~ Adele Cul lums . .'\1r• . Kob· with ulhrrs helping Lo dirert. ' in of Middleport Lodge, F. 1 • daughter, and Ivor Logan, vis- Kin club was celebrated With a dahl 1.05 a.m.: Blue Sea P Mrs. Paul Smart of the Mitlt.lle- ert <irhmnll and .\1rs. Hobert Thr pastor. Rr-l·. C. L, O'Con. : an~ A 1\-1 Tuesday evening lnspectton Work iting their mother, Mrs. Callie dinner at Crow's Town & Coun- Meldahl 2 a.~., John J. Rowe port First Baplist Chur('h serv- Asltl t! ~ . served a dt•s:wrt l'!lllr :-.r nilr. invites the publie. ' Oct. 20 at 7:30 p. m._The Mas Planned by Bethel Logan, and Mrs .. Clarico Med- try restaurant Thursday even· up Meldabl 7. 1S a.m. ed as instructors at the R 1 u tn the nwmbt•rs attendmg J:Jnd i !Pr .\Jason Oegree w11t be con- 1 Linda Darnf'll honored qllePn, ley of Belpre, vls1ting her fath- ing. , Galllpollt oam- A. E. Dyke Grande Baptts t As.-;u(' ialwn lead. twn gUl"'Sh. Mr:- (;ror~e \IIIIer : fl' rred by Past Masters and resided at th~ regular meeter. Ben Tompkins. Followmg the dinner, the up 7:40a.m.; Cathy R. up 5:45 ers:hip trainmg classes held l:ltld Crml~' n Thoma:-. t'ra rt >m•·n of Middleport Lodge fn~ of Bethel No. of the InA special prayer meeting Is group went to the home of Mrs. p.m.; Philip Sporn up 12 :10 p, 62 Tuesdav t'venmg ut K Grandt• ' - --~-----:~63. A practice sessmn for all temational Order of Job"s Dauheld each Wednesday from 1 to. Harr~ DaviS, Sy.racuse, for a m.; Jennifer Jean up 1:30 a. Others. attending from 'lliddlt>-: partictpating in the v:htf'rs Thursday eveninl{ at the 1 p. m. at ln prpar· mee_ t mg socaal Mrs. m.; John Ladd Dean down 2:30 (;irl.< Cuild lo port were :\.1rs Ray Pl('kf'n ~ i w1Jrk w 1JI be held Monday ev· Pomeroy Masonic Temple. ation for the commg revlval, Anmce Ohhnger, prestdent con· a.m. ; E. P. Jor.es up 2:55a.m.; Mrs. Charles Smlll1 ;md .\1rs Hold(;"''·'' :' ight f'mng <J\ 7 . ~0 p. m. a1 the The meetin~ ooened in ritual- which will begin the first week ~ucted the business session and ReHable down 8:40 t.m.; HarRichard Owen A ~·on t nbu!lun Whs made to 1\,lasonic Temple Refreshments . 1. f d 1 were made of November. . It was voted to send a gJft to vey Jordon uo 5·55 am · Sem' • • . ht 1. ,ht· Ht'd Cross when tht> Hock · 1wtll 1s J _Eb ersbach et up 7:10a.m. · · ·' l\'l1·mbers plrmnPd g u e~t mg be served. • R. D. Davis, f 1rth orm. 1an t pans meet this mom- The WSCS will hold its regu· Mr. and Mrs.C. . whenthe(;irl~( ; utldulttw\'lltl 1Spnngs ~etto:'r Health club WM lor e~~l~f tl Allilar meeting next TUesday ev- whowillobservelheu59thwed. dlt'purt Ftr~t B;q)tisl Church 1 mel Ttlltrsda.\· aftPrnoon .at the : in;lalllltion of officers of Po-- l ~f· at t da thor ~r~c ce~ to ening, Oct. 20, at the home of ding anniversary Sunday. Mrs. Kalt.awba River - Helen Z. nwt Tue~da_v evt·nmg at I h e hnme uf Mrs. Cliffo rd LPifheit . mona Grange and all subordln· 0 lc~rst ~n 11. cSOlrdaa at 'Z Grace Swartz, with Osie Foil· F.bersbach was the firs! presi down Marmet 11 :50 p.m.: 0 . F. hume ol El111nr Bodiml'r. The 1 . . . ,. . :ate (;ra ngt>:s wt shing to be in- mee :0 co~rret~s, Ia~~ f~r the rod leading the program. dent of the club. The diKJl' prize Shearer up Mannet 12:50 a .m:; TONIGHT & SUNDAY mrettng was opened wrlh pray · Mrs. LPII~f'tt. prE sl~ent, ~a!'i l stalld Ynll be Tuesday, Oct. ~ ·!"fl· l f:.h the Galli· Mr. and Mrs. Billy Follrod was awarded to Mrs. Ebers- George Price down Marmet 2.Double Feature Program er b.v 1,mda Kautt. . m ('h.'lr-ge 111 Ihe mt'~l~t~g w_h t_ch 20 _ 111 8 p. m. at the Rock JOI~~ ;e~he~ ~~ ~tober 24 at and daughter of Athens and bach. 30 a.m.: Elgercliff down Mar"55 DAYS AT PEKING" A note of appreCIRtmn. for ~JtWned '>\~h tl~t' Lords Pr;.~~ er ! springs Grange Hall. Members poll.m e Mr. pnd Mrs. Carleton Fol!rod Cookies and coffee were ur- met 3:10a.m.; Solvay down 1 7 p. ~ W1th Ch;trilon Ht'stou tltl' rnr~Jgl'~ prt>sf"ntl'd on mll · "'~d P ~-"llg to .llr flag . !ollo'hed ia e askt'd to bring pie for re-~ f oh· wlll have a and son of Pomeroy spent Sunved by the hostess from a table Marmet 3:35a.m.; Lucy Jane 1 0 10h t and Ava Gnrdul:'r iatrrm mglit ~A-as to be srnt to ~tt]l rlt' vortons b~· rvl rs. f.eorge i /eshmenls. Bet d Je& day at the Follrod . Robinson carrying out the autumn theme. Lucas down Winfield 1 p.m.; (T~ch n i<'o t or ! the B. H Sanborn Mi ss ton arv 1Sklnn pr Mr s Welby Wha iP y j r Chester r.o 11 ndl Daughters of j q~arte~r ;e7s 8 ~ asan named home. Attending were Mrs. Ebersbach, Thelma Ann down Winfield 8:-and8 es ee Soc~t•t v A report was g1ven on w<rs wt>lcomed as iJ nf-'w mem-1 · · 11 meet Tuesday at ntfer W -4-A- nd Mrs Edgar Pratt Mrs Carl Hy- 55 p m · Allen R. Merrill down · . b Amenra WI . chairman of the repot~.e~:~ a · ' · . ·.. , B "PLA Y IT COOL.' . , 7.30 p. m. Inspection will be 111 rt rt for Pomeroy, Linda Racine Bapti.IU to sell, Mrs. Harold Ebersbach, Wmf1eld 10 :30 p.~.; Jerry os. Bobby Vee Uclen Sh;qJ il"u tlw cors;,gl's prep:urll by tile er grou p a nd sent to Me~g~ Gen , Pla ns wtn· _ mnde for H~-tl lo-~ held and all members are urged w ~ orl 8 cial actlvi• Mrs. Ohlinger and Mrs. Davis. worth down Winfield 3:40a.m. t•ral Hoqpi tal. r~urst m~ht w1ll wt>en party lor members and · u atlt>nd Officers and the team ~osl Yit ~ep pe and Have Homecomrng be observl"d at lite nt>xt meet· I m\'itt>d ,t;u? ~t c: on Monday. Of'-: ~re asked to wear white and tlt>s in ~aci~~ _and S~~~c:ddle- Sunday, Oct. 18, will be home· ~ ing Oct 2i at the hnme of l tober 26 al 7 p.m at the Rock t l"O wh!teglnves Pot·IKathy McE unney coming at the First Baptist . . . Members arP- ' S . r· h<l It. ,"'1 rs . Har- luck tle earn a-~ .serv- I port · . POMEROY OHIO , :'1-larilyn Stumhn pr1ngs .range refreshmeuts: will be Church of Racme. , 1 to make new de.s.'INis tor _the 1o~d Blads!on, Mr~. 1' red Goeg- l.'d. . 1 Sund~y school .wlll be at 9:30 TONIGHT "morgasbord for th.1t PVPmng. 1leln_ and :'Vlrs. \!lark Crur_ ser Tl•- Twt"light Garden club Will , Cat1rolic Wom~n a.m.. w1th worShip services fol· "7 FACES OF OR LAO" d th d L. !Tcchmcoturl 11r·tn·shme-nt~ wt:"re serve-d by we1e namf' as e com~ttt.ee mf'et Tuesd<n-' evening at the I Plann;ng Dinner lowmg at 10:45 a.m. an ~lUIS· rony KamiaH Arthur U'Con \liss Bod\ mer at th!.' close uf rrw gJmes and ~rs. \\IIIIam home of Mrs. T. A. Hennessy. ' The Catholic Women's club ket l~ch to be, served m the nell. Barbara Eden. Jo hn J:o:r the meet mg. IG ruf'ser._ Mrs . \\. A: Morgan 1BuUernut Ave , w 1th ~rs. Jed · of the Sacred Heart church met church~ fellowship ha~ at noon. ~c;oa~~o~iBt>~~IJnd~n o~~~-~~r - . ---~and Mrs. ~mos Le-onard, re- : Webster Sr, as co·hostess. in the chureh auditorium follow- A special program o guest cease~ RALL\ CANCEtLEil . 1 frf'shmPn\s. . : ing a rosary service in the sane- speakers and sJnglng Is plan"SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" The sub-distn c1 rally nt Mf'I~s Mrs. Leonard was_ In <:hargf' , ! tuary Thursday evening. ned f~r tlre af~oon. laclr.iP Gleasun, Ste\'e Me ruun rv ,\1+"1hodist You th F~l - of the progr<~m wh•ch upent-'d , .Mugnolin Tem.ple M. R' hard Freeman pres· f"rttpds _and former members ~ll!!t'O Tuesday ~·e trt lows hi ps whkl1 was to h.we met wirh an arlirle on ~ire Satrty iden~· w~~ in charge 0f t be art" invited. Rev. Charle~ O'Cop. MON TUES Stmrlny at Rutland h<J s b"en 1ruJes by Mr:;;. Goegl!'1n. An arlJ -, MPf'ts Thursda.y t' g which opened with nor il p11tor, and Mr. 8f1~ SUNci'ct. 18-19-20 ' rancelle-d. The- next n1lly w1ll ril'. •·cirrilosts uf the Liver" b Rev. Father David Curtli, icP.poJ Sq"".itl· ''THE NEW INTERNS" b!' held Nnvrmhf' r 21. Tht> <;k<i l W<l~ read by Mrs. Le\.\o1s Grue-l l\•Tagnoha _Temple Pythta: SiS- ~eJna . ~lans were made for a tendent. '' etting ersonal ... wili VOL XVI • Water_...:. . . . at y e NO. 159 NOW' YOU ltJ'fOY lillie - - •• ......... ... lbr occurrenca of • • ~ cal reactiODL POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FIVE CENT! In For Hoover o:h 1 1 of chur~ ~d I h~r. SEPTEMBER f 1964 fMrWTJ$ ••)2345 ti 6'789101112· 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 - '\s - . . . . .. - 1 \ SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 I ' I 1 i , I . ~:drn ing part~' will be h~Jd at 111 e , ~f'r and_ Household H10t s. by 1ers met '..c:::io:::ita:::i'::::"::::'::::''::::'::::"::::'::::::::iii:i::iii:i::iii:i::i::::::::i.~"~g~u~ la~r_;;tim:;_e:., . -.....---..-..-.IIMrs Skmner A poem, " Who's ;Thursd~y Mirhaf't Laltf'n Barbara .. . ~~e ~~ ALUMINUM ?aJf!.v;; Sqmi~f _ regu~ar ~LSSIO~ dinner preceding ~r=~::;::::::::::::::::=====:::::::r D~1 IIfl·:Kl tb Npotluck ember meeting. I 1 ~n i~: iring talk on how one can sav: his soul through the Catholic Women's club was given b Father Berilla . R<>fresh~ e served at the close ~e~ ;e~~ing by Misses Chris~· eAgnes and Catherine Grue1 5:re, Mrs. H~nry Wippel and • J h w· I Mrs. osep 1ppe . l 1 Don't let • your earn1ngs Sun and View! BoU 'Em Down fOI' _Sioode and Privacy • • • $1195 t I tCHOIC£ Pmt Chiefs Meet At Cuckler Home Mrs. Gladys Cuckler was hostess when the Past Cjaief!l of Magnolia Temple, Pythlan Sis-ters, met Thlll'sday evening foilowing a Temple meeting, A short bwliness session was conducted by Mrs. Rollin 1 Bearhs, president. Plans for a Christmas dinuer and party were discussed. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. · Karl Grueser was awarded to Mrs. : Carrie Grueser. i Games were played with prlz. 1 es awarded to Mrs. Richard Campbell· Mrs. Frank Stewart, 1 Miss Erna Jesse - Mrs. Thorn. as Cook. A dessert course wu ' served by the hostess to I b e above and Mrs. Lawrence Lan· nlng, Mrs. Ray Seldenabel, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. Arnold. Hayes, Mrs, Delbert Elselstein, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, M I s s Bernice Ann Durs~ and Misses Lena and 'lbelma Grueser. i MAYTAG The finest conventional washer ever bullt. 1 kdl for 30"' Wldtll I SAVE PART OF EVERY PAY CHECK WITH US, FOI SOLID SATISFACTION IN THE FUTURE! ., ' I Member Feclorol R11erve System Member Feclorol Dtpoolt lnouronce Corporotlon POMEROY, OHIO square 1 Big, aluminum tub bolda more, keeps w~ter hotter. · A&ttator action, hlnaed Hd, exclusive efficient simple re- Maytae ellS)' set, lease wrln&er, adjustable lep. .. COMPLETE TRAINING Marine Privates Stanley R. Lemley, son of Mr. and Mn. Harold W, Lemley of I Liberty Lane, Pomeroy, and Roser W. Roush· . son of Mr. and Mro. AI· bert Roush, 248 N. Tltlrd, Mid· PTA TO MEET The SaUsbury PTA will meet Tuelday at 7:30 p.DI. Ill t be school auditorium. ~ 111m ,. safety will be abown by Dwight , meD&I THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE "C:LY . .': $189·95 ' ' Mill ·., .' " MONDAY OCT, II (1947) linda Darnell, Channel Channel 13, "Threo Blondes 8, "Americ•n Guerrilla Ill the In His Life" (IIIII) Jock Ma· Philippines" (1956) Tyrone PowTONIGIIT ocr. 17 honey. er. Channel Ill, "'lbe Brain Eat· nJESDAY OCT. zt FRIDAY ocr. II ers (1958)" Edwin Nelson and ChaMel 13, "Gentleman's A· Channel U, '"Hands of a "It Conquered the World" (1956) greement" (1947) Gregory Slranger" (1962) Paul LukalhPeter Grav... Channel I · PfCk. er. and "T~-age caveman" •Great Day in the Morning'~n \ WEDNESDAY OCT. ttl , (1958) Rober1 Vauglm. ChaiUI¥1 (1956) Robert Stack. Channel S, Channel ,13, "'lbe Late GeQrge 8, "Top Secret" (1853) G e a e • Joe MtoBeth" (195S) P au I Apley" (lfl7) Richard IIIIJiln, Cole. llquslao. . ChaMel a, ''Under ~" f$') I . StlNDAY ocr. II Rez Reas...., ' ·. -. Colllomia's IJ • Cotq.umet. 13, "RU..,'i!J.· 11*~ Tlll.1lJSDA" OCT1,U, 1 , , , . !I( .!l)e.,. w. Mil the ...... Maytli, IIIII .....1.. tht ,..t, Wt (With Astoelated •,..-. ..~~,and TV) Harry A. ! ' . ' Late Movies MILLER MAYTAG 1 ' ' J I ·l E11yTerma 1lve ~ltte WY 2-3635 , -.:- ·t • I .' ~ '.•."l'~'!';,•"'' '' -·-··- "'.... \. ' ''' S..VIct '" , pill- oil ;octory , Mlytii•}IP' , , · • rz::LJ wtiii~-;2~14:·~E.~MAI= ·~N~IIII!'i~!IIIPO~M;;,•RO;Y~,~-~~';::~:;;::: Relreablf8do w1l1 be ~~r:ytil:. ....(. have a The bakoelihlh Ale. Logan. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN and representatives of the press. But no-JOITINGS IN PENCIL body's too clear about what really hap· Scores of Broadway shops are pric· pened. ing remforced steel guard railings to The C.B.S. "Twentieth Century" TV protect their premises after midnight. documentary titled ··swingmg Through Too many costly and unp1easant mci- Japan With Duke Ellingtott" is schedui· dents along the Mam Stem have convm· ed for Dec. 20 . . Richa1·d Bar and ced merchants that they are likely to be- Clinton WHder have JUst confirmed this come vJcbms of rovmg bands of hopped· column's prediction that John Glelgud up hoods who love to smash windows will star in Erward Albee 's new play. "'Ti· and loot. The Broadway police precmcts ny A1u'" .. know what lhe trouble spols are, and us· vvll.ld(l liU.ton 's ct.eal to acqurre the ually know where the problems are go- Eden Roc Hotel in Miami Beach fell ing to erupt, but they are powerless to go through at the last moment. It involved in and stop the action before il starts be- millions, naturally M::my bookmak· cause of all the loud cries of "po1ice Oru- ers won't even quote a pnce on the up-tallt•· " commg Clay-Liston fight. They thought n ,JW that 2.Uth L.t!mury·Fox has the last one was too exoHc even J or wrapped up the filming on three big Eu· gents who are accustomed to gambhng ropean ruad show flicks they've set Ro- . . . Enter these in the d<:!partment of bert Mitchum in their next epic, "The Manhattan's changmg lanumarks: Bllly Day Culler ~'ell." And even though Folt Rl,)se's 0~,3- Diamond Horse:::hoe, which and Richard Burton have millions o! dol- now has an off-Broadway theatre as its lars in liti~ation going for them--over tenant, will become a bistro agam "Cleopatra ' - there's talk that Dickie soomething called the Golden Gate Cafe. may be set for a major role in the same And lhe Louis XIV restaur;mt, currently film. (He'd better be, if they want to lure shuttered, will reopen as a Singer Sew· baby into the theatre; this is one fan inJ,! Machine showroom WhO ('tln 1'1't Care 1P<:<I ~hnnf rm;fer ,.. }fjtchUlu ..... oaoway ~uessmg gom,e: One of Joe Di Maggio may oe naYmg hts O\!St Hollywood's all-time great stars (he made series yet. One night he was with a millions on one picture, for instance) is blonde at Gallagher's and next night he. now rated as a bomb at the box-off•ce. was with a beautiful redhead. Si.x of his films in a row have been los* An odd thing has happened to the ers ... The actor son of a famed movie LBJ Dh;cr heque in the Perona Room hero is now truly- and sadly - "a chip belongmg to El Morocro. There seems to off the old block." He's on narcotics, JUst be no shortage of show busmess celebrit· like daddy . . . A popular performer is ies to turn up and beat the drum for Pres· no longer a member of h.is former "in !dent Johnson - they've had the biggest gronp," because he refus•a to go to bat from Carol Channing to Sammy Davis for a gangster. Jr. - but workers at the fund-raising • ·• project hove been telephonmg El Moroc· Dick Gregory's recently-released au· co regulars begging them to come. m tobiography credits former Chicago wilb parties and spend a little money. newspaperman Tim Boxer for "working And they've encountered more than one hard as my press agent". Mr. Boxer, now or lwo socialites who adore Morocco but in the public relations field. has a qulll'plan to vote for Barry Goldwater just the ter of a million dollar suit lodged against same - "" they'll stay out of the Disco- Mr. Gregory in Chicago's Federal court theque until lt becomes non-political. for alleged non-payment of fees. • • Gower Cbampton is talking to Dan iJ* Jack "Maverick' Kelly's lawye~s Dailey about the st.ar part in his next ll[eache!l an out-of-eourt settlement in his production, "The Plaster Bambino" . .. , · J '~vorce case with actress Mae Wynn ... A new record release titled "A Train '· !III San Francisco, they're 'till talklng Makes Me Lonely" may IK.come a hit. It I ': :about the fuss stirred up there between was written by Kim Novak and her guf. ' .l llarlene Dietrich, members of her cast tar-playing ex-beau AI Schakman. • dleport, completed four weeks of ind!vl~ual combat !raining Oct. 6 at the Second Infantry Training Re&lmeot, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. They are home now on leave. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ' I ·- ··-o:;· t- '" 'I'll t . .. -~ II!~~ <I'!'J ~~ : ~~ ~:!fore~~-!); &-: t:: ~i..-rt:,~::q~tr •• I (\J~ ·~ , ·CI'l ~~ ~-~ ·~~ ... , 1 r. ~~ ""~.... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 I was stn('1:t:n wit!1 h iP ' ilnf;! fr.-.m Ihi s nght ' ktdne~ and a pUlmo n- ary in fectw n. Honver ht~d a mali2"nan t tum~r , remuved fron1 l11.s inlt''> l ine.:; 1 Ift August , 1962. and in .J une, 1963, he was afflictl'Ci wilh mommunist party chief te:rna!' blet:'ding and ane-mia. 4.1 1iY the new Kremlin re- · that time, doctors saJd his re· aceful co-existencr with 1 covery was miN~cuJou!ll . u nist world . 1 1U blic speech since the : n a Red Square ceremo:e bus'' rosrnonau1s. 1 1 Broadway Shops are Heing Heinforced Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 - erstoSeek edUnity SUNDAY, JUNE 18 through SATURDAY, JUNE 24 Be thrifty! Save all of your saleslips all over the store I m eve.mng at the · Wht, .. by Mrs Morgan an d lhall. w1 th Ellzab~th Cam~~e • Bits of Nomwnst> by Mrs. WU- most e-xcelie~t c?1ef, presidmgd liJm (~ rueser dost-'d !he pro-' A eomm~mcallon was . re,a gr:lm. ~rum SylvJa B_ownes, d~strlct St'(Tf't p."'ls were revealed ldt•puty, concernmg the _dlstnct wi!h a gilt <Hld new names conveniton to be held m drawn after which the m"o"et· l polis No ~mber 12. A card ing closf'd with the Mizpah bene-~ read telling of Rhea dJ <:tion rail and that she would be con· . 1 1or two · I Hefrrshmenls were S('rwd by fmed to the hosprta : tile hostess tu those named a-1 more weeks. A round robin card hm·e and Mrs. William Eirhmg-1 w<:~s sent to Mr. and Mrs. Louis , er. Mrs Arlee Abbolt, M r ' ·I persuns who were . , Homer Radfnrd and Mrs. Hugh th'!ir 60lh weddmg anmversary . ' HParhs Mrs Homer Radtord Plan_, were made for a Thanks· 1 will be hostt'ss to tht! d ub for 1 givmg dinner preceding the NoIhe Nm·Pm bl-'r meet mg !v"mber meeting. 1; __ . I I. 1 \ 1 MEIGS THEATRE Expected • dUIe ISSUe - 1 : ;member~ NEW YORK {UP])-Former A 10 30 a. m EDT medical !rom a series of grave !UneSio President Herbert Hot"er, 90, bulletm said Hoover had _a ' es m r~cent yeg:s, was reportstricken with massive rnterna! comJorWble mght and hiS 1 eo res_Lmg comfor~ahl} late Sun. . lay critically ill today blood pressure, pulse and_heart I day mghl. Bu~ h1~ doctor saJd with frequent blood transfusions rate were stab!~. It said the "'the prognoSls iS extreme!) keeping pace with the hemoc- g&stro • mtestin.al bleeding had guerdd. espe<'lall )- in v1ew of rhaging , stopped but that the I()JIIs of !.he pattenr '.s advanred age.'' Jn the mo.;:t rt>Cenl medical Doctors said the oullook wa s blood from lhe massive hemor ''grave ." He slipped nearer to rhage he :;;u!!ered lest Salurday advisory, issued at mid-alterdeath (lnd entered a .~ll!te ofi had resulted in tox1c products noon Sunday. tht' physician gaid "unresponsiveness," his physi-11 in Hoover's bloodstream. . the blood loss_ fro~ Hoover's cians said. Hoover, who had ral11ed upper gaslro-mtPstmal tract appeared to be lessening. ... 'lrW"' '"' 'ilt''""-. Hoover , the .'list President of the United States and only the .second to reach the e.ge of 90. remtHr.ed under mtensive ~ medical care at his suite at th• Waldorf Towers where he was SuoplemeniTD The Dally Sentinel. Pomerov -Mldd1e"POJ1 Obto and fhe GaUl a rimes GaJI1polu UbJo inay decide how quickly stricken Saturday afternoon. its sewer projed will bf> 1 Staging Strong Fight SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1964 ! Wheo h1s illness was mad~ ~ted inste-a d to anot her rom -l pubhc in a medJcal bulletin 11ty. wh1rh has a con~truc-~· Sunday mormng, Hoover' s docschedule tors said he wa~ putling up e iddlrport {'uuncil has ap· i'· ~emar~able" fight for • man 1ed Ill sewer r:.~te ordmance, lo t his_age. It wa::; hi s fourth ill~ · rH:'SS m two ve-ars sellled on a lagoon • type La te Sundfly night , an aide to ~rage ,_ andH has selectedh a the former President sa id his on slle o~c~er. ll as cond iti on was unchanged from opened negotl_atJons f~r the I the mid-afternoon bulletin re· Its rate ordmance lies m d b h. h f h · · · d M I ease Y I S (' te p VSIC'Ian ·ative because to ate ay- Dr Michael J L · ' ..ee Smuh h.as bN~n unable · . · epore. . to I A mKilcal learn of Drs Le· ·nd l·hrce persons Wl-11 Jn~i: H ·e o a M1ddlepcwt Board ot pore · O\\o<:srd Palt~rs~n and . Affairs · w h'IC h • un der J. Beall R,,ctgers mamMned a I ll' 1-. .. -1~;~n ,.,,.,;, ~ · ~ d · 1 d '-'"'"·''"'-- ''6''· .. nurse has bt~en IS ne""-'e lo Im_P ement an wit h HnnvPr ,qrrmnrl th, 1'1()('1: tlnlster the or dmance 1 • --~ smce last F'rbn1ar) when hP f I I Better Health Club Donates To Red Cross -.. ltlaoe ....... pl'l!l. . . . •"'- Violet Rupe Dies at Age 71 who took ovf'r pow-1 :'Om Khrushchev JOintly with ! 0 S f d Premier Alexei Kosygin, 0 a Uf ay ~ ,•nd ·ezhn~v. i lightheorled larceny, a taste for living in the grand manner, a touch of the 5pirit of gay blades, and you hove the recipe for The Rogues. When not cutting capers, The Rogues are member:! of the respectnble "Fiem ing" family, living a life of quiet propriety---but never for very long at a stretch. The Sunday night hour-long escapades ol Gig Young, Charles Bor,er and Oovid Niven, altemoti•g in the stel or role of rogue, keep the tale spinning over t~e NBC-TV net. Cheyenne Autumn Bursts Earp Myth BY DICK KLEINER llollywood Correspondent Warner Brothers eleded to bold the premiere of "Cheyenne, Autumn" iO Cheyenne, which sounds logical uut really isn 't. The movie actually has nothing to do with the city, nor was it filmed hereabouts. Nevertbelesfi, dlis friendly lit.. tie city hasn'~ had ar. mueb excitement since the day Jesse James put ltcblnc powder ia Bnly the kid's mastache wa:r. More tbu %5I reporters were nown In, plus some of &be stars-James Stewart, Clli'I'GII Baker, Karl Malde•, Rltarde Montalban, Mike Mazurli ancl Patrick Wayae. 'There was a parade of course, and Stewart and Mis..~ Baker were adopted into tbe Nortlr ern Cheyenne tribe in a smoky ceremony at Fort Laramie and there was the big premiere wlth governor and mayor and a governor snd the mayor and a floodlight that nobody knew you could get in Cheyenne. THIS IS A TYPE OJ TRIP which is known u a "junket." The movie companies and, oc-. casionally, television network& . toss them to gel publlclty. It gt."tlerally works. But Cbcre are bound to be some unfor'tunate incidents. With all the free booze, 1 few people haye too much. '!bat's bar Cor the course. But lhls trip also ~ a sprained 1 ankle, • mild · earl .Wous ~toil! ~~•Ill ("Di!l I . mfos tile Jlf0;1I """' ferenceT.::..ob, 1111 God, whll '""'*• I the new Kremlin rulers j . . ted to make the Soviet p<eo- ~ Funeral services for VHtlet happy. )Dee Rupe , 71, Kyger . who died i Sa turday afternoon a! Holzer 1 Hospital. w1ll be held Tuesday ·at 2 p.m. at the Kyger :-.-t:ethoi disl church. Wlth burial in the (;ra v~J Hill cemete-ry, ChPshi re. I The Re\' . Wesley Bennet! will olice Report .Car Wreck by Rev Rob- ert Rider. lmeroy Poiiee inv~stigatefi a 1 She was a member of the Eno - car accident Sun_day at ~ Gra nge, the Eno Ladies Aid. ; p. m. nar teh tntrst><> a nd was a councilor for the D of Houtes 33 and 7. ~j ot A for seven years. Survivors volved were Elma E. R~:s· incl ude her husband, Arthur; Pomeroy. cmd Larry Ketth three daughters, Miss Wanda 17, of Long Bottom . There Jean Rupe, Columbus; Mr s. damage to the lert bump- Ina Louise Johnson Bradenton 1nd quarter panel of the F'la , and Mrs. 1\rti~ Raike, Ka: :ell car and damages to nauga. three sons, Arthur Rupe lf"ft fr(Jnt fender and door Jr., Gallipolis; Uura Grover, le Hill car: Oxford, 0 . and Roberl Grover, ,Jire said Hill came around Albuquerq~e Ne M . , ~rve and collided wilh the • w eXJco, . a half~sisler Mrs Anna Mae SJde of the ~usseU car Le'igh, Cedar City,,. Urah, a half·b wa s backmg onto thelbrother, Moroni Langford, Otway _to_ tu_rn around . No ar- !ah; 12 grandchildren and two ; or InJUries were reported great grandchildren. 1 Friends may call al the RawALLED THREE TIMES ' lings-Coats Funeral home in tddleport Firemen were Middleport until noon Tuesday maned three times over the when the body will be taken to {end to ex!Jnguish the sarae the ehurch to lie in state from h fire behind the Harrv 1 to 2 p.m. g prcperty on Page-st. Fire· ----were called at 4 : tl.~ p. m. Meigs General Hospital rday , 5· 12 p. m. Sunday, Suatlay Admissions Ella &t 7:21 p. m. Sunday. lt Douglas. Pomeroy. reported there was no Dl•chartes Saturday - Shlr age as a result of the bla~ . ley Lewis, Pomeroy: A!ice Van Cooney, Long Bottom. Admissions Sunday - Lillie 'AK.EN TO HOSPITAL Heilman Pomeroy; James 11 Douglas was taken to p k So. th P . t 'tal S 1 om . ac , u Gen I H ~~ era ospl a ur- Dlscbar es Sand - N at S:4S p. m. by Pomeroy I ay one, ·rgency squadmen for treat.: ~ as a medical patient. LOCAL TEMPs , The temperabJre in Pomeroy's '~VEY REPORTS business district at II: 28 a. ftl. 1\i;HINGTON (UPI) - 'lbe today wa;; 5e degrees, under f.. Coast and Geodetic Sur· cloudy skies. · ports that more llran - - - -,' earthquakes have occur- HOUSTON, Miss. (UPI) f ,., Alaska since tbe disa& u. s. ~" of lasl Marth 2'1. 'l'llomao Jofleratt~~, 8usbf 11!1•· ever recorded In North Suatlay 11 his !Hinil' here If on 1 FLYING BACK from Cberenne to Denver, the first leg of our return trip, I sat with Karl Malden and we discussed whether this kind of trip is vat. uable. "For me U is,'' be said. "Yes, definitely. I'm out ecdinarily aews. I'D Dol a leading man; I don't drink oc r;el i• liglltsi I doa't take dope or gel 011 die Ir-on& pages Ia any way~ "Most of the public doesn't know my name. But here I spoke to maybe 50 or 60 reporters, plus a dozen or so tele- vision interviewers . That won 't help me get Jobs, perhaps, or make any money, but lt is \'aluable to ruy career to be knQwD by the public." For many of the reporters, not based in Hollywood or New York, it was a unique opportunity to rub elbows with slars. For the motion picture company, it was a way >f getting Jots of newspaper and television space for the movie. AND, FOR atE VENNE. it was 1 shot In the financial arm. The grOijp 1oo.1; over one large r.notel completely, and overflowed into three othen. F..- three days, the vlsll<li'S raided the western-style sores, buying cowboy boots and Steloooa and sheep skin jackell wllloh they'll never wear qain. So everyolle seemed 111 .,.... fill from the trip. And UoeJ ..... "Oieyetm Aeutumn" 1 lilcwte • .. . ' ' Iofficiate. assisted 1 stars is supposed to have fired a member of his retinue. and several reporters did not get along with their assigned room. mates. :, <tt :·~ ~~ · :! ~ill ~ - ~ ~ ·~~~~.:·f~ ... ~~· rt'CidJa~ ~ ~ Puel I: ·-· ~ r, r: .. r-. 11 ·"' ~~ r~.~ ~ ~ +· ·fi'"f.r <:'. , .. -if. , '" · jli'Ogress wiii be ·· , Former IPPIJ'tllt ~ r ~~ 1.....\ ' "!f j I � 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 17, 1964