http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f88c04c984fd59c6b87dc1111a0f33d5.pdf 686194d6e3490836533b38579bec542f PDF Text Text '( • I ' 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, ----'-- - - - ~' ---- - Fenderbosch is ' Speaker on Safety Topic ettmg ersonal ... I SOCIAL ()ct- 17, 1964 !i • WI:'Pkf'i1d w1th her parE'nts . Mr :\ lrs .snd J\!rs Cnrl Gtlmore ~t udent Hubert Burk ett prt>SI· dent opened the met>ling wtlh the Mtke Sha!t'r Pre• t:'l1 t mn ul Ac ·· \ \others Prayer " lnllnw llR . W. ROY STEWART i:il \1ar· t>d b,· devotiOns gtven b) .\1rs I shal l L111Vt'I'S i ty, IS the guest of r: ug ~llt' Cond ... ~ntitlt>d 'Se r hli rnorh~;r , Mrs Mary Sh<:~fer mons We See" Members an- The First Baptist Cburcb of Racine will be In a revival and grandparent s Mr and Mrs ~ 'l'.l'rt'd wll ea ll wnh a saleTy btginmng Oct 19 go I n g G<>orgt> H:.Jtke1l , lor lht" Wf' f'k· slug~n 1 thrnugh Ort. 28 at 7:30 p.m. u 11rmg th e bu . , tnl'~~ mE>•·Im~ I John A.llen..;worth . Ohto Un · th£' umt donal t:>d $5 to the Sill ivers1ty studen t 1s spe nd •ng thf' v<.~lllm :\ r nn dnvt' owd SS to week end with ht s mother, \1r ~ th .. Ht>d ('ross fund Ttw mf' mRobert Allenswort h bet ~ ol thl' ltiigUt:' "'1 11 :wrve Mr an d :\irs Allen Jenkmson tlw Me1gs Cm mh BJ,mdmoblle left Hu s "'t>t:>k lor their Wllllt'1()(Tntlt'r 2h homt' w flag"t Bf'ar h. Fit~ 1 Mt' Hu rke lt Hllll!IUneed an after :spendmg the sumnwr a t , dlltttun ol hunwmadt' g1ft tlems the1r hom e Jn ~·ltddiPpOI l lor thl' N11Vt>mlit>r met• ling, to Mr and ~lns. Wendrll t:"tl.wli be hdd <-Jt the home ol Mr s Ar· and chJ idrEC~n vtsltt'd re('rntlv Ill lt'lw MdJ;mu:l. High St m PumMcConnel svdle with !elatt'""" 1 e 10 , Tht• tr.wehng pr1 ~e. don al I ed by Mrs Robert Sch mflll . was I won ln ,\1rs Georgi' \1 JI Irr ARE INSTRUI.'I'ORS Tl1e ho.'itc:-.~e~ !VI rs Howard, The Rev Donald Boom.· and \l r!o Arl ele Cullurn!i '\11 ~ Kob : Mrs. Paul Smart of the Mrddlt>· ' Nt Sdunoll and Mrs Robert port First Baptist Church serv 1Aslll e\ servE"d a d(•ssNI Llltll ~r ed as mstructors at the R i o to the membt•rs <:~ltt'ndmg and Grande ~apt1 st A ~socl<tlH~n lead- two gu1•s ts, Mr" <:1:'111ge \l tlJ er · ership trammg classes held cmd Carulvn Thoma s Tuesday evening at H lir:-mdt> - - - -- - end Or. W. Roy Stewari· prt"sident uf tht' t'larksville &bool of 1 t kS\'1.11e, Tennes. Th•·ulngy, Car Ill b h 1' t ;;·.' S~warte b~s ebe::a:gev~~; s ut('t'~s Iul pastor an d evangeltst Ht' has conducted reviv· 1 als m many of the largest churches, camp!~ and colleges, tru\'rlin~ tn 46 states, lnclud· lng Canada and Mexico. Each mghl or thf" serYice will tea. · 1 f Iurt' :.1 spe(·Ja program o {' hGIT· quarlet duet and solo singing. Mrs . Hugh Cairns will I Others · attending from \1iddle port were Mrs Ray Pl("kl?ns. Mrs. Charles Smnh <~nd Mrs Richard Owt'n TONIGHT & SUNDAY Double Fe1ture Progr11m "55 DAYS AT PEKING " W1th Chari Ion Hl'sluu and Ava Gio~rdnt-1 (T!':chmcolun - and" PLAY IT COOL,' Helen Sh.tpiro Bobby Vee · MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO - - TONIGHT '?FACES OF OR LAO" (Techntculor 1 rony Handall Arthur U'C on nell. Barbara F.df'n John Er Noah Been• Jr Oirf'ct •!:!son oy Geo Pal Wonders never cease• "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" tack.Jl" Gleason, ~ueen Stt>ve Me ha\1~ chotrge ol the music wllh ulht'rs helpln,e to direct. Cl A< 9.30 10 00 10 30 11 :00 11 :10 Heathcote Underdog F1rcball XLS Dennis the Menace ~nd I'm doing more r~cord albums. As far as Broadway goes, ev('n the biggest singers are luc· ky if th~y get two solid h1ts 12 30 Touchdown I 00 NCAA Football 4 00 Great Moments in Music 4 IS TBA ~ 00 Olymp•cs 7 00 Porter Wagoner Show 7o:IO Flipper at the lwme ot 1tober :'1.1,11 dvn ~tumbu. Members ar~ I Sprtn, to make new dP .::~Nt~ tor the i ol d B smnrgasbord for lhH! evf'n ing . ]lf:'ln e a1 y • enttnt\J~. Woter ...,.. . . . . . . • wMie 111r20 . . D _...&.. aDte am...a II ettl 1 t llr st.lete Ill< ..,.,.,.._ ., eal ... . - ~ ...... ...-_e.C "' ~ ~~:-~~~------------------------~--=D:n:o:~~T~o~:T~~:·J:~~~:~~~O:t~T~:::M:e~::M::u:~~~==~--------------- 7~~ VOL XVI NO. 159 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1964 ~;, '"__ =- FIVE CENTI In For Hoover { ' years That's not my idea of lhe way to spend your life I'd rather diversify and work all lhe t;mc." wrLhln 15 CRASH VICTIM - Pomeroy emergency squadmen prepare to move cycle crash victim Joseph Riffle, ~1, of Racine Rd., from the West Mainst pavement Saturday .a fternoon . R1ffle, who .was recentlY d:schilrged from the service, Vvas dead on arri~al of squadmen after he crashed mto the ~ack of fi car slowmg down .m front of htm and was thrown mto the other Jane mto an oncoming 'llebicle. Physic:ans at the scene satd Rif. fle dted of a broken neck.-Sentmei Photo Cheyenne Autumn <Cootinaed From From! Parel which is not an epic but b s workmanlikE westera which gives the Indians equal time and includes some beautiful scenery of Coloradc and An:.:ona, where it was shot. It also bas a dazzlingly fwD. ny bll by James Stewart, who plays Wyatt Earp-au Earp wbo Is more iDterested ill pok.o er and women than in doine bl1i job att man;hal. Stewart laid low a legend witb his per- I - good ,\I . .. A_:GLiuc,• - Joseph Riffle WIRE 'NEWS Is Victim in Cycle Wreck Uuir.~l l'r•··~ : ~ lnt•·rc.l~lil!fll\1 . rormance. '"I don't know what I'll tell Hugh O'Brien,' Stewart satd afterwards. And it could be a problem-there may yet be a Wyatt backlash. 8 00 Death Valley Days 8.30 Kentucky Jane~~ 9 00 Saturday night at Movies H 00 Late News Picture )1·10 TV 3 Weather II 15 Sports bv we:re \1Jss Bnciimer at the closE' of I for 8 tht' meetmg. Grue• Ynut h t>mger any more, so 1 do commercwls for rad1o and TV, I'm prcpanng a new nightclub act He~o·tor Fury 12 00 Explonng 'l7 Mrti1od1st McMahon on NBC-TV 's ·To-night" show says, "There just jsn t enough work around for a 7 30 Down on the F"drm 8 OU Popeye & Pals be observed at tl1e n1·xt mPf't· I 111\'l!t Cmmtv Smger Jack Haskell, who ls the regular substitute for Ed Channel 3 gr,rl!J-1 and se nt to Me1gs Gen Pia t'ral llosp1tal f)Ut-"1 ntght wdl 1WePn I I and ' Ifr•s h Mr 1 fJf Nallvily, by Eyvlnd Earle. The script I! by Cbarieo Tazewell, author of the ch.ildreti'S ('lassie "The Uttlest Angel" . WSAZ- TV Sortt'l 1 A rPJmrt was g1vt'rl flll wu s ' till• ( ' Dr sa~f' S rrf'p,lrPd by the ber RALLY CANCEU.Eil • r! Saturday T! The sub-dJstnct rallj ol Mt>igs Among lfte .tmmllt!ll sequence, !tory Imet Tue~d<Jv t'VL'Iun~ at I he horne hnrne ol Elmor l::!od Jmrr The mertmg ~~.a s Opt'nt>d \.1.1\h pr<ty 1 Mr: er hy Llfld<:l Kaulf m 1'11A nolt' ol apprt>Cla!JOn for opPn€ !ht' ror~,> gP~ pri'SI'Illl'd on tnll · and ~ 1atwn mght was to b~ sen: to w•tb the K H Sanborn M1~ " 10narv Skmr ~Prvt>d those who ootertd Gaate roadfqll GalllpoHI Holzer hospital In the past ~ dab! 18.1, U.O, rtDIIIiJig 2 feel hours were Mrl. Dolly Kling, oo rollers, 'omOI"Of·Mallllll Zl.· Sunday School atteodance oo 15D Fil"llt Ave., Robin Tere.. 22, Pl. Pleawtt 11.72- Hinton Oct. 11, wu «. the offering Moore, 1804 Che~tnut St., Mrs ..53 stationary. Kaulwha Falla $8.84. Worship services were James Deibert Booter, Rl. 2 ~. 79 rising, Charleston 17.90 alaheld at 10ol5 witb the Rev. Northup, Raymond H. Riffle, Uonory. London, Marmet aod Casto brlntling the m..sage. Hartford, w. Va., Mrs. Carl Winfield clarna were on the Billa. Vanover, 325 Page St., Mlddle- Boat movemcatl · Mro. Grace Swartz was plea&- port Mrs Robert H Roush Rt. ' p U lsed the en1n , . . , Oldo River ennsy 1van 11 :~ ~er7tbday ':ben u';.n J% R:clne, ~·r:rl ~:e~~: up 14. 3:55 p.m.; Orlenian ~p turning from prayer meeting ac son, a . 14, 1·05 a.m.; OVEC up 14- 3.she found the house fllled wtth lngwell, Jac:;:Tas 45 a.m. ; Indiana up 14, 5 a.m.: relatives aDd friends . Mrs Carl Vanover 325 Page Warren Houglannid up dl4, S:l450 · ' . a.m.; Luther He man own • Russell and Iva Findling and St., Middleport, daughter, 5 .32 5 , 55 a.m.; Jeffhoat· up 17, 3 10 the Millard Swartz family re- p.m. Friday. 3 m . Peggy Downey up 18, 5: cently moved into their new DISCHARGED 50.· ~ . National up 20· 5·45 a. homes which they have built Patients recently discharged m . ·v~ican down 20, 1:25 a.m.i on their respecUve old and pre- included Mrs . Carl Tennant, Jefft!rson down 21 , 6:30 a .m .; sent property, Mrs. Richard Bishop, Clifford Arma C down Greenup 5 p m.; Wi1son, Mrs. Abe Sharp, Os·0 1 G 6 m. Friends here are sorry to borne Grunder, Mrs. Joseph Pamela · 0 reenup P ~ h · ed lin f Franklin B up Greenu 7 3., ear of the continu I ess o Mllller, Mrs. Paul Baker and · G tO MJ!f.ord Warner, son of Mr. infant daughter, Mrs. Ronakl p.m.; Crucible up reenri ~ aDd Mrs. Clarence Warner . At Kingery and infant daughter, .W p.m ; A. J . Patten upodredeo present mail may be sent to Mrs. Cleland Hines, Mrs. John up lO :.W p.m , Ravenswo w E tem the home of his parents, at 412 Lamb, Mrs. WBUanf Reynolds, Greenup 5.50 a.m.; as . Richland Ave., Athens. Tamara Lambert, Debra Layne, ~own Meldah! 1· 50 a m.; LouisCongratulations are sent to Mrs. Margaret Archer, Mrl. tana down Meloahl 7.10 p.m. M """ M Le · p o1 Jane T down Me\dahl 7 30 p r. "-'IU rs. Wls erson Herschel Winteres and Lester · . · Torch who • celebrated tbelr Roush, m.; TraVIS down Meldahl 10 I! 80th weddt"ng annive-·ry 011 p.m.,· J . S. Lew1s down Meldahl ·Oct 15 • tO· I~ p.m.; J. S. Lewis down visi~s at the Elmwood Nur- 18th Annaversary Meldahl 1130 p m.; Samuel sing Home 011 Monday were Mr. Of Club Observed Clemens down Meldahi 12 o20 and Mrt1. George Logan and The 18th ~~~l!!~.....~.,.tM IJJD.;, ~· ~-- ~WD Mel.. daullhlar.- and... Ivor Loult....- ·Kin ·~lilh .... ~~W~WI-'T); 'tl'•hl .r . Lath .Alia~ AMl • tm BE, M1·mbers plann r d guest ni gh! ' tht' f when the (;111~ (;UJ!d ul11w \1rd I Spnn1 dl eport Frr ~ t Hart tst Church I mt'l •' 1--\ t'l n>shmenlll wert' Ooody and <older toal(bt. Tuesday fotr aDd cool. HiJb 16du) 14, low taallbl 34, .. high Tuesd11y $4, • NOW YOU KJifOY The ~ (;iris' c,i/,J to Hold (;,wst ''light Ud River news Hospital News ""EATHER nor, 1 mg Alfred n • N0le8 'OCJety Shotgun and rlfle shoot, SunOct be 17 the Bobby .;:~· farrno onr the ;;wman's Run Road, one-fourth m•le off Bashan Rd Hams and cash. Spon. red b the Racme Fire Deso Yt partmen . There will be a jttney supper g c, se our I s. at the Syracuse School house ~~~lso read( an ~ticJe,~ntitled Saturday, Oct. 17 Servins will M erbeence n redngl. 11 1 be t 4 30 m The Syra· em rs an.swe ro ca ~ cu~~n ~adtes A~~!ha.ry of the by givlng a Bible vuse. A dona Vol nteer Fire Dept Is spon- ton of $5 was made to the Red u · Cross drive. The birthday song so~he Happy Harvesters class was sung for Mrs . Houdashelt. of the Federated church will Beulah White, Nora Mills, Florhave a cafeteria dmner Satur- inell Talbott, Mrs. John Kauff day rrom 4 to 8 p m Meal will and Mrs . Raymond Luman. be-. crEC~amed baked chicken and Mrs Kauff and Mrs. James Souders, hostesses, served hoTmhe 108',1a·dbu~ -11 pumpkin pie and coffee and . , PTA WI spon.. t Saturday halloWftn candy from a table ~o;to~/ ~;Y ~~r~:i~g at 4.3Q c-:>ntered with an arrangement ·•n•, wh"tch 1-s " ... of bronze mums with orange P. m Flavor c uv d bl k d I 1 by the group w1!1 also ?n ac streamers ecora • 11ng solrl I the supper, mg the table. Those attending . I bl be avat a e a in addition to the above named OCT, 19 were Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. The J O.F. class of t~e Unit- John Seines, Mrs. Lettie Roush, d Ch h 11 m..t M Ci d WI br er Mrs. l ed Mt'lho lst urc WI . rs. Y e nl! enn ' at 7 30 p m. Monday evenmg Elizabeth Slaven, Mrs . Eva . M !at the church Hartley, Mrs. Jacob Turner, rs~ OCT. 20 Nell Werner, Mrs. Nora Hamil 8 Tht>re wtll be special meet-[ ton . 1ing of Middleport Lodge, F.l .. ...,, • d 1 1 \1 tss Ca rla G1lmure Oht1l Un- a< hts top 11 lver.stl\' studfnt Is spl'ndmg the <'tdents " The Halloween seasou wu observed· when tbe Busy ~ Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church met Thuroday oven!ng ot tbe church. Mrs Dana Hamm, vice president, presided In the absence of Mrs. John Lyons. Mrs. Harry Houdashelt present~ a devotional lesson usIn the top! "U y G"lt " ocr 17 11 l P planl. was gest speakue:~r ": hv~'l De-nms Saelt:!ns. student at Rio the V!Jddlepnrt Child C Grande Co1\e~e . ts spenamg the uon Lt>agut> mt:'l Thur ~da'' eveweekf'nd wtth hts PHrents \'lr nmg at tht> horne ol Mr s An.'!: 11.nd Mr!> .1\dul ph Sa<'lt>ns u ~ Hoi'. at d Lmcoln-St Ht" had s-on Obaen>e4 by Ckua CALENDAR J ot: Fenderbosch , Saft:!ly rector of Kyger Cre~ k t:lectnc fr M. ddle ort Halloween \ ll Fe I I ol U 2() ' •• Films of the '50'! Tuesday Weld lowshtps v.: hirh was to have met , WJ!h I Sunrlay at Hulland ha~ been 1rules SUN., MON. TUES, Od. 18·19-20 ean('el led The next ra!Jv will de "THE NEW INTERNS" br held Novembf't :!2 The-. <:kat 'Iwas Micha~l Callen Barbara Eden , mg party w1ll be- held at t h ~ 1sP r Colorcartoona WCHS- TV 1 Channel 8 I '-..""""""""""""""""""::::~re~g~"~la~r~~~~m,::e.____.-...-,_.1 M rs 1" Who ' 7 00 TV Classroom 1 8 00 Mister Mayor Bits ALUMINUM 9 00 Alvin Show ~ 30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10 .00 QUick Draw McGraw liam , grarr s., I ?Ct;(t.o/J 10:30 M1ghty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 Unus The Lion Hearted With rlraw ing c die: tit 11 :30 The Jetsoos Sky King 12 30 My Friend Flicka 1. 00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS News ] · 30 Doctors At Work 2 00 International Traders 2: 15 Saturday Matinee Movies 3 45 Great Moments in Music 4 00 NFL Countdown to Kickoff 5 00 Jubilee 5.30 Early Show 7:00 Lawman 'i 30 Jack.Je Gleason I :10 Gtlllgan'o Island 1~ . 00 Re the t bove er, r Hom. BE-a r. will the r ~ : 00 Mr. Broadway 10 ·00 Gunsmoke 11.00 Up-To-The-Minute New1 u :15 Weather Notes 11 :20 Million Dollar MOVIet WHTN- TV 'Em Up for Scm mt<l View! lloil 'Em Down for Channel 13 _$6ade one/ Privacy • • • Stirling Silliphant, one of TV's most talented and prolific authors, had never wntten a Western. But when be did, he bit the jackpot. The script was "Marshlight," story of a gunfighter hired to kill the town's leading and most popular citizen, and of the efforts of his wife to dissuade him. Impressed with the script, CBS..TV e:t· ecs sbowed It to Dean Martm u a possible V'!'hicle for his first dramatic role on TV. The singer-actor agreed that the part of Gurd .Canliss, the gunfighler, posite unique setting ol the show - 1 Television-in-the--round, arena setting, with Les and his guests facing Lheir live audience OD four sides - will continue, as wiiJ Crane's habit of eonver• ing, shot-gwa mlcropbone ia haod, with hJs audience from time to time Art carney will star In "'lbo Timotlly Heist,'' a suspense comedy about museum curator ofrered one mil1ion dollars to steal the world's second most valuable painting - on B o ~ Hope Presents tbe Chrysler Theatre Friday, Oct. 30, on was ideal for him and accepted The drama will be seen on the hollf'·long "Raw· series Friday, October 30. LOOK - LISTEN: Rosemary Prmz, who plays Penny Hughes hide'' NBC·TV . . His Wade on " As the World Turns .. weekdays on CBS-TV, recently played a three-day singing en- gagement at the Three Rivers Inn, Syracuse, N. Y. Her first RADIO - TV NEWSREEL: Zlta Betlume Is back at won on "The Doctors and &he Nuraes," newly rt>UUed CBS-TV 'fuee.. day night series. after opendlna the last week of her vacatioa in a primitive Mexican village, where tacos were a principal it-em of her diet, and her bed was 'a straw mat on the ground . -. The Walt Disney productioe of "Mary Poppins'~ starring Ju. lie Andrews and Dick Van Dfke, is playmg to capacJty audiences at New York's Radio C i t y "TV's Penny: Rosemary Smgs" was recently released "The Lea Crane Show," the new, topical, thought-provoking conversation show that was given a test run oo the ABC OWDed TV stations early in August., wilt be telecast on lhe full ABC. 8 U Neighbors 9.00 Church of Christ 9 :10 Bwlalo Bill Jr. Othw . . . avaHaWe Cit Pwap•rlll•....,. LOW f'IICIS 10 :00 Shenanigans Music Hall. A new stage spec- 10 ·30 Annie Oakley 11. oo casper tacle produced by Leoo Leoni-doll is highlighted by a ballet presentaiton o£ Gershwin'J "Rhapsody in Blue." .. "The Story of Christmas.," with Tennessee Ernie Ford starring as smger-narrator, wiU be repeated in color on NBC - TV :Monday, Dec. 21 The one -hour special features the Roger Wagner Chorale, and has an 18-min- II :10 Beany And Cecil 12:00 Bug11 Bunny 12 30 Hoppity HO(Jper 1 . 00 Allakazam 1:3C American Bandstand 2 30 Let's Dance 3 30 Mov1e 5o00 Wide World Of Sporto 6 30 Big Time Wrestling '1.30 Outer Limits 8 30 Lawrence Welk 9 :25 Republican Nat. Comm. 9. 30 Hollywood Palace 10 ~$ Democratic Nat. Comm. 11 :00 Movie .' The siJ:-year-uld son of Cater- ina Valente, co-star of the new CB.'J variety series, "'lbe Enter- tainers," has his on German .,.ssport lhat gtves the occupa· lion of Eric Von Aro Jr, ao •chUd" and liBts hls heigbl u ..' , ., ·· ~ · . ... . .. ... . 1•'•1 ··:· •.··~ · ·~·~ co.-stan will be Sprmg Byington, Marc Lawrence and Reginald Denny. l :lfl Pat and Mike $1195 Johnny Carson's "To- mght" show on NBC-TC. The the role. record album, "vow in(." .:. ,., ,'\ f),:;. ,!;_ i~ MARTIAN INVADERTommy Kirk playa a Martian invader ln the new fUm, "Pajama Party." As a pretnvaaion scout Tommy getl mixed up with a ftock of oarlhllng teen-agers, whlcll , .-.ves hlm a chance to show 1 lila twlmmlng, daocin& and j • t· .·-t ~:·-· r; ;\_ •I• <! , j 1; J 11ne1ne prowess. ~1 , .;; ;! ;; ;,. ,,1.. • i /' ( . •. ) ( VioletRupe Dies at Age 71 On Saturday TV network starting Monday, Nw. 9. Show will be slotted op- ' 'til'!-'' 6:30 and 11:10 PM PACEMAKER 6:40 and 11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT 6:45 PM ABC EVEIIII REPORT '. /: ' " " Dan Thomas & Son "Senm& You S1oce 1938" ••• �4 • 7 SAYS Truman Used?" 5 .T he Boily Sentinel La-. By 11'1llllm D.D.L Notre Damo Unlveralty loot. baD playm wear lllllild!IUardl DOl only to prevOIII « 10 J111u1. mile IDJutlal 10 - . Ja1ll an4 10ft llaUII. but 10 IllY pN9'lllll bead 1114 aeoll tnjurlu. Far fllrl, 1111111 aolltp loe*ball pla)'ll'l baft belli ,.... 1n1 mouthplrdl to F"*' tooth an4 jaWI an4 10 JiHillll cull aroun4 llpllll4 Gbn... Ia 1 r - proJOOI, I lfOIIP Gil Uncover The Hidden Robbers WHEN tire smoke of battle settles in above. It 1~ not pointed out to John Q. Pubthe coming election we hope that the lic that every thing we need and bQ1 Ia public will demand that the various le~· loaded to the gills with these hldCitn llllatlve ifOUps of this country mdulge m taaes. A recent survey In an eutenl some more tax reforms. The surest way ohows that a quart of milk earrtel to brinl this about will be a contlant de· alate 87 different taxo1. A paund of hambur1nand o! the public to government offi- ger hao 114. A pair o! •hoes 126, and cial& to cut out every btl of unnelj(ied ex· one of the Items worn by the worldn1 penditures by a reduction In the number man, the overall has 148 taxes bidden Ill of governmental agencies whJch cont1nue the cloth. The listing of all these bidden to multiply faster than we can keep taxes would cover pages on the thou. track of them. The most senOJble ap- ands of thlnga that we buy. proach the public can take in this matWe are all smart enough to know ter Is to decreue the demand• that are that every tax levied In one form or anmade !or this and that that does not m other Is passed on to tho conaumer. The any way improve the standard of living. individual wage earner wo'!ld be tht Everyone knows that thousands of dol- one to gain most from a dnve for econ· lars are spent annuallY in invf'shgatmg orny that would produce results at all the bablta of some birds 01 animals that levels of gooverment. It is wishful think· ends In no benefit to vou or us but mere· lng on the part of many that thla conlv R!VM some octentllic fanatie a chance stant increase can even be slowed down, to Tndulgo his hobby . If everv ~ant of let alone ended. It is a form of foollna federal monev wao weighed in the bal· the public; but a halt should be calltcf, a1tce before It was appropriated most of and It will not be until we as lndlvlduall them would be thrown out stop the demands for more and more moEvery person needs to be rerntnrled ney for frills that are not needed and ~culonallv about the taxea they pay, do not do a thing to strongthen our aDd they ahould all demand an account· country. Here in Ohio the current ad· lng of the uaes alter It ,. collec1ed Most ministration has held the line on new everyone knows about the tax.- we pay taxes but It now appears that they will directly ouch as those on income and not be able to do so with the demand• propefty to cities, countiPS, states and tbat are corning up. It has been a hi.. the Federal ~tovernrnent. A goodly pro- torte fact that a11 great clvtllzatlon! have portion of them are acquainted wtth the come to an end through the improvtshsalel taxea and on such items as ~aso· ment of its peoples throu~h taxation for Una, but a great majority seldom think neediPS! extravagances. Axo we on the about the hidden taxes that take •ven more money thllll thoao mentioned same ~ath? Voice of Brmulw~v .•• reporting ay llOROTHY KILGALLEN Dally ~. Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Oct. 19, 19M4 DOCI'OR "What Sorfof Gas Do Yeu Suppose COMMENTI> TING EDITORIALL 'f "'*" dallliltl uaiDC !In Dl.tM * playm In lbelr lllldy ban 11101111rttM lhal 1111 of llllliltllo auaru a11o prevtllll IDj1lrlll to bead 1114 IIIOk. A loolball playor wW fNo queotly rltnjure tbe Ulllll part ol hla bo4J bocallll Gil the way be babltuaiiJ nma. Ialli an4 tacklu. Wblll bead an4 neck are eootllwoullJ •otvotl In lnjurlu D- ruullllll In ooncuuloa, lou ol equJlll>. rlum, 4lalnua, dlllooaUOD an4 uaocl&IM l)'lllptoma, taot1a an4 jaw• 1111J ba dlrectll' !Do volved. • Nancy Rlggo. JUNIORS - Nancy Arnold, lblrll)' Bular, Marjorie Bents, HELEN HELP US! lbarou IJJP, carson Crow, Athltlea may ba tlrlely lrolno ed and auperbly oondltloilld b1ll lhty may beve laetb an4 jaiil that fit togetbor poorly. WileD Utey gel hit In tho held area Utelr entire upper bony turo, bud, neck 1114 j111 are auddenly and tlolently jolted. Helmell and lace auaflll 11'1 aupposed to give proteclloD bill the incidence of thla type ol Injury has 1101 dRnaHd. Joan Eborlbech, Jane Evans, Vlcltle Fotty, David Goodwin, •"'':."~-- by Helen Bottel Claudia Gruuer, Jon GutnUter, , Cbarloltll Lambert, Ted Moral' mount ol 11mt to IJIChiiMiftl, tty, Donald Napper, Jot Neu• DEVIL WOMANT 1porta, movlu, ate., but our llnl. Clartnce Randolph. Judy Dear Haltn: IMI'IIU end-llnaDell 1'1111 tow RlibthoUH, Guy Sargent, JODYOII an 10 rfCht t!lout IVll')'• at tlmfl, We bavt klunll the .tto Scott, Bruce Slmploll, LIDo at~... mlnlmbe .... tlblll~Jm lbeM ono 1101 bo111J buill for marrl- liz to ~ld IJ'OIIP the da Smith, Gail St. Clair, !Iilah Injuries. Soft tiDy! •011111qe. But what beppllll U a 1111 molt dilftlpectlul. tllJobadlent VlliChiD. Marst• warner, RichIIIII'P cusbloa the ltlolo ... marrlaa 0111 .){ THOS8:7 I'D 1111 and lmpertlnlnL Thoy a r 1 ani Werry. ,....., lbe jiW balq 7011 wbet: Ha'a rullled. COIII!anU7, uldnl. "What Clll I SOPHOMORES Jennl!er drlve• baclt agalnll Ill bnJ Lot 011 ttll you aboUt 1 men do now?' When 1 IUIIIII .... Blaklllee, Neil Colmer, Beclcy JOckll thu Uockiq tile eatiN 1 Dill this IUIIUIIII'. F 0 Ur oral thlnp, thoy reply, ''That'• ""'-, suaen Dixon, WOllam brllln .... an4 1Dtopelo4 yura 110 ba Wll a uluDIID, .. lUll!" Then add "Ma-• ~·-• ·• .. _ E11iUih, Mary Francis. ~ , uereso boDel. and haadlnl toward a bli job how much lonpr do wa bavo Fultz, Qoroldene Hayes, Peggy with hll company. Now be II Some playm don't like It Holfner, Janet Humphrey, Canjuat aboU! 11 cloaa w an alco- to otay luore?" wear them. Thoy uy mouthWhen my own thrH cblldra tllCI Hutton, Marilyn Jewell, holic •• you .... rat without guarda mako ligna! oalllna: diJ. aoked the~ and wouldn't llko Judy Klllll, Emllla Legar, bolnl ona. He worka by tho ono ol thrH lllillllloill, tboy Kay McGowan, Paul McElroy, ftcult; mate breathing labortd bour at a aorvlco 1taUon, cad- got e goOd, lengthy chore. Bill Mooree, Sheila Ohllnger, when fOil need lir qlllckly; and ge• drinks, doesn't pay hil which un-bored them in I hili'- Judith Srnltb, Naomi Smith. make thtm loot lite lluiiibffio, and, unloss he hu ry, Thoaa modern mothm Jult Don Swisher, Nancy 'ntuo, Eu- But once they underataod tho IDOIIIh liquor ln him to make lot them whino. They don't IV- ;ene Triplett, Robert Whaley. beno!lta derived from tholr 1111 him happy, ta very bitter. Hla they would no IOOIItl' rua out rude JUNIOR JiiGH wife left blm two yeltrs ~~~. m . letm to notico on the field wiUtOIIt a IDCJIIIh. they •n. and she 101 cwtody of the My oUter problem IJ food. I NINTH GRADS: - James An- guard than without !boulder two ldds, becau.. she put up havo yet to oot a meal on the derson. Ltnd.o Alh, John Ba1h, pad•. SoiDI denttatl think !bat a story about htm not being table that one of my youna Beverly Beaver, Mlcltatl Bentz, mouthguarda aivo lllOI'I proo re&pon&ible. She got the divorce guestl didn't look over, make a Sandra Bini, Duano Brlckles, toeUon than shouldor padl. 011 groWida of "cruelty." Ho MouthgUlrd• lh~>~ld be Cillo dlsagreaabla gaJglnr souod and Jaffrey Burt, Dawn Carper, liYI it Wll I IIIOW job, as hi say, "What's THAT?" dr.. lbe Keith Evans, Terry Evans, Wil- tom made lor each lodlvtdual'l just dtd what all salesmen had moUter would say, "Do you Uam Fetty, CathY Fultz, Joho mouth an4 tilled by a denUat. tv do - entertain customers, mind 11 I ft1 Sonny a peanut Goodwin. Marta Grueser, Re- They should ttay In plaet 111111be lree with the drinks, etc. butter sandwich? He doesn't · boeea Hawley, P1m111 Hayll, out bavlng to bllo to keep thflll He says she's no good, and like fried chicken." And .. 011: · Jennifer Menchlnl Coria Norton tl:ere. And Utey obould be made ahe's bleeding him for sup- I don't care about "caleteria l\llchHI O'Brien, Melody Roulh, ol material that II tou&b port. So he won't 1et any kind atyle" meals, and I won't be a Alta Scrbnaher, Donna Smith, enough 10 that the teeth wao't of decent job, or sh•'d aet short order cook, but I'm ex- Janet St. Clair. Becky Stivon, blto through and soft tiiOIIIh more money out ol him. He peeled to be nowadlyo when Pat Story, Tom Tllul, LDriDI to cushion a abarp blOW. broke down her door ond tried wa bave company. ValiChan. to take his children back lui At what ago are parania lUI>' EIGHTH GRADE - PbylUa month, and luo landed In jail. poaed to start toachlnl tbolr Blazewtcz, Janice Bunch, Jim That'a what marryln& t h 1 chUdreo to be maonerly and .,__., .,_ wrong person does fo1 a man. -aciOUI ~•e1ll? - EX - HOllo Crow, Jell -~n, Lyon .,..- DIYOTID TO JNTiilln o• MillS MASON AliA •· Guln, Recka McGuirt, CbarlaLet me tell you sornethinJ: ..TESS, AS OF NOW Porter, Jeff Worry, Barbara 10 I'm &Ingle, and I plan to stay ca.lhl f•n•fiiiL ldltllr Wblte, John ~... Dorothy Utet wayi-OON'T HEAR Deer Ex: • ., .., ,.... ..... .,...., "WWIMifle Neuttlinl. Jolm Nowlun. Jolm ::"..., , . . . . . . . lilt " ~ THEM BELLS .... Aa 1000 as they are out Ro\ISh, BIU lawyer, Chtater Dear DHTB: of the playpen, and, before that, ......... OHeNOI- --~~ Let me tell YOU aomethin&: paronll should be ma1111erly Roush. . . . . . . . tM ............ ,....,.,. a bad marriage doollll't make and gracious liB' them. Rude SEVIIiNTH GRADE - Randy ..................................u.. a man fall apart, and a mell)' and demantllnt children have Burt. Mike Davia, Mas Fobnlr, · ~Mill ......11, lne.. Ill -... .... divorce doesn't push him Into created a bomper crop of Jloier Gilmore, Marl- Good- ............... W'.n '"' ... ¥'..... 1UIIIIt4... ,.._ Dll ...... W alcoholism - not unltll bt'l "ez..hostelstl" these days, win, Karen Grllftlh, Mike Grlodwe~ on bl.l way already, 1'4 oordinl to my mall. - H. ltalf, Bette llobstetter, Barbara , .... your friand 11 ulina Ilia asLoollard. John Lohae, Cheryl ...... ..,.... .rft-. "..... ... wile and "poor littlo fathorlell Tho oolurnn ts dedicated to McJ,auabiiD, Pamela NeutlliDI• kid1" II ID IXCUH tO Cadgl family Dvlnl, 10 I! you're hav- Jtm Swatzel, Dana Snouffer, ay ....................... ...... I)'Jilplthy - and drlnlu. He lnl ldd trouble or just plalll Manha Pulb. Keith WiseCUP. Mill! ... .,...., .,..... . . .. . .... naeda help - not crooodlle trouble, let Helen help YOU. Pat O'BrioD, ~rd WemH toor1. He probebly won't fln4 She wW allo welcome your K, or even aeek lt, until he OWil olllUilln& uperlences. Adloa1111 to plac. Ute blamo whorl dretl Hal111 Bolte! In care ol II belolliJ: on bll'lliOU. (The thla DlliiPOpei'. blame lor ovor • driDldn& and abiftlllwso, Utat II. I wouldn't know about hla marrtaro pr.. blemo, bot I could gueu the 1ilfe had HER problems, too.) Your determlnatlon to stay tingle, DHTB, Is fine and n"' ' ble (and probably short-Uved), but doo't baH tt oo one JOb- v.. moons ... Still another actreos Ia carryMaybe You Don't Know It will be made of!icial right after ing a torch for Adlai Stevenaon, our Ambasaador to the United Nationa. He datel JOU read it here: The new title for Marty Ranscho!!'s flick with Liz Taylor and the ladles of the screen and theatre from Richard Burton will be "Flight of the time to time, but eventually his dowager Sandpi,Per" instead of merely "The Sand- friends tell him the aasociation ia u!liUIIpiper.' The brass at MGM decided the able, and he bows to their advice. • orlgtnal title sounded too much like 2oth One of Frank Sinatra'• chums lived Century-Fox's movie, "The Sand Pel> bles" . . . Top political figures are will· through the disappointment of his U!e lng to bet thal possiblY by !968, and cer- in London recintly when he went "on talnlv no later than !972, presidential the town" wtth the Peerleu leader and electlona In the United States will be Qther chosen lads. He'd beard all the lospllt between two parties - Conserva· gend about the booze and the beautiful live and Uberal rather than--Dilli<lcratlc atrll - and there was booze, and for a and Republican. They feel the movement time Sinatra bad a pretty girl along for to make the change is gaining great dinner in an Italian-type basement in strength, particularly In the South, wllere Sobo. But theY somehow wourld up In antt-adminiotration leaders would lind It Frank's hOtel room - all fellowo-waltmuch eaaler to lead their constituents tn· lng !or a telephone call from Joey Bi5h· to a party labeled Conservative (to vote op. against a Liberal) than persuading the Tonr, Randall is an actor "In the oarne people to vote for a Republican ra- middle, ' politically speaking. He's worktber than a Democrat. \IIi hard for a Robert F. Kennedy victory Peter Lawford was practically set to In New York, and Is just about ready to uace the cast of the Broadway ahow aign to appear in Gore Vidal's next play. "catch Me I! You Can," but the produc- Gore, as any dedicated TV viewer or polers grew faint at oome of his demand• itlcian knows, Ia for Sen. Keatina and a -lncludilll limousine aervice around strong critic of Robert Kennedy ... AI· the clock .. . Bette Davis, who had been bert Finney, currently In Rome, Ia being 1teaming at Paramount because they puraued bY at least half a dozen cinema sued her, changed her attitude and told producers with script• In tow, but he's the studio executives she will attend the having a ball and aar.·ng no thanks-so premlen of '•Where Love Has Gone'' on far. The rea11on? So ar, he's made over Broadway Nov. 1. She was influenced by a million dollan from "Tom Jones." the fact that Jack Karp, the biagte with • • • whom aht'l been feuding, was replaced Have a long·range horse tip: When bJ Howard Koch. the Mexican or Las Vegas Winter book • • • on tbe 1965 Kentucky Derby cornea out The Mabannee of Baroda h as in February, rush to make a . bet on bought two apartments in La Tour du George Widener'• hone, 1tura11an, who lolell, Monte Carlo's new akyscraper c:o- has raced - and won - only once so ap, and It rnult be some kind of a real far this year. Experts think he'a tho eatate firlt: she paid slightlY more than mot! impressive · two-year-old they've for them-one for herself, one seen in years. for her IOD, known to the International Brig1tte Bardo! denies any cooling o! Set u "Princey" ... The reason for the her romance with Bob Zagurl but she's or:n days on President Johnson'• ached- rnaklliJ the rounds of Paris ;\th 1 brul• u • between now and the election Ia er named Max EUo, who ls bullt like a tlmplt. He left 1ome time available 10 Green Bay Packer fullback. NobodY he could Oy Into areas where •orne of sef!ms to know what Monaleur Max doea bit favorlt. Democrata aren't faring too for a llvll'g, but BB refers to him, fondwell. He'll lend' the strong White House ly as "mon gorllle" - wblch actually band. means "my gorilla," although, Brigitte Juliet Prowse's date at Le Capric• Insists It's her sweet term !or "my bodywu dancer Brad Craig, who appeared in guard" ... Lucky Luciano's Ufe story 11 her nightclub act and iJ Clll'l'8ntly In maklnll the rounaa of the movte produc"Mary l'opplns" . . . Frlenda expect Pe- ors, but so for no one baa touched It with ter Sellers and his beautiful brldo, Britt a 10-foot rod. Dlund, to make headlines before ma111 • •aoo.ooo f • THE DAILY SENTINR _.... --............ .. ,...... ..,.,., ..: ::::=r..=. ..... ........................... ............ ............ •c- ...... .,.................... ............................,. . .......,.. .......... BERRfS WORLD story. '1\tH teUows who ecy tn Senior, Junior High Honor Pupils Listed Pomeroy Senior IUgb achooi ttudalits havtnr aradH o1 B • above In all their 111bjecll for the tlrst Ill weoka tlfldlnl PI" tod andlnc OoiAiber I wen: SENIORS - suzanna Amold, Coty a..nr. A1JIUII!Dt Brano ham. Dorina Crow, Loull Dtohl, Sharon DIU, Jennl!or S:YIDio gueau over the year•, an4 we Marg~ret Folmlr, Anita Rail, biVI many IJ.lf:~tl. II WI comt Mary Handley. Donna Houck, !rom large farnlllea aod Uva Joan Hewetaon. John Johllloll, mid-way between. It aeems that Thomas McGowan, Erneot Mono cou~ and good manners ar• oldnl, Linda Moore, Pamela 0'· a•t Impressed 011 children •• Brien, Patricia OWens. Brtodl they used to be. It has become Potta. Undo 8auvap, Bonnie 1110rt ol 1 burdeo than e jo~ ta Smith, Bryce Srnltb, J a n t I entertain. Smith, Rober! Smltb, Llllda We keep • good 1upply ol Starcher, Robert Stelly, PhlHJ toys and bw~.s for all area on hand. Howver, those youn& Swindell, Sandra Thonw, Mary IUe!ll can find NOTIUNG to ThotnpiOII, '11lurma V•Uihan, · Janleo WehfUrll, Carla WID, t.ep Utern amused. 1\hoa· Will, ~estllte WQ4ld an4 Wo 111 to al1ol a certain • their beer, "A"Woman's the cauae ol It All," an uaually the ''TID Nia;hb. in a Barroom'' lypt to balln with. -H. . HOSTES8 WITH THE MOST· ESS - PROBLEMS Dear Helen: I've noUcad a ch•lli• ln hou10 • .. • ' ' Texas' 15-Game String Snapped by ArkansaS Browns Nudge Cowboys 20-16, • Remains zn 1st ~ I punt II yards for 1 aec:ond period Texas dream of another col· and Teul DeVd' could recover. lege football ehamplon!hlp was Gam.blel hiJ exploded by an Arkanoaa ba- Credit mual be glveo 14 the zooka named Kenny Hatfield. COUI'88eoull Longhorns, bowThe Lo~~oms. r1dmg a I!> ever. They could have possibly game wmnmg 1 t r ea k and tied Artanlu afler scoring a ranked No. 1 on the basis of touchdown with two minutes re- By GARY KAU!: Wrllfr ~I Sporlo DALL s A <,UPI) -The Clev.e-,las' Dick VanRaaphorst was land Browns best offense LS kicking Lhe cowboys to 8 16-lS the1r defense. . lead from a 13-6 halftime delicll B~mlt: ~arrish and his de- with three field goals. "You're tbeonly one who dlda't fens1ve urut teammates were the . ~ Gt-oza contiou~ his torrid ttep 00 my feet tolllgbt!" heroes Swxlay as the Browns ktckmg pa~e. keepmg the pulled oul a 20-16 squeaker over Browl\9 alive with two three- Standings the Dallas Cowboys and kept a share of the lead in the Nationa! Foolball League's Eastern Division P . .h . d f arns mtercepte a ourthquart_er Don Meredith pass a.nd ran It back 54 yards to g1ve' lhe the winning touch· down.Browns The veteran cornerback , . w_eaved h1s way to paydu1 beblock by tlludiclown 1D tho . d ~~t skem, ropped a 1*"13 deCJSton to lOth rated Arkansas Saturd~y. . And Jt was Hatfield, a safetyman, who provided ~e Ra2orback impetus. Hatfield ran . maining, but IDitead elected to go for •. two-point conversion and posstble vtctory. The Razorback defense. credited by Ar.kansas ~ch Fr~nk Broyles w1th tummg the tide, down quarlerbacl< •other ranked team It> Wlheet.ft l W Mlchica • lite 1.ut diJ' 'JI il'arvln Kristyn1k'. pass at- listing. No. S Michigan dropped 1 tho ,.....,, loot like tbep temt and tbat wu the ball a 21-20 decision t.o Purdue wheo go all the way for 1 pttfed knocked game, Tuaa:' lead in th~ South- WoJverine ql1Br1erback .Bob recard. west Conference aod perhaps Timberlalu was hauled down • the national title. yaro short ot the goal line 011 . his two-point conversion effort. The VIctory "'"' the fi!Ut In a rfJW for Arkansas, which took OSU Unbearo th SWC 1e8d Th Ra 0 .., er e . · . e. zor· Second·ranked Ohio State bi-:1 backs go agamst Wtchita this for the nahon 's top rung by Saturday t>t:I~re res~mlng con-Iknocking off Southern Calito~ference actiVIty against Texas nia 17-& with a stubborn :>as! A&M 00 . Oct. Jl. Idefense. The Buckeyes, who Gambling for 'o'ictory cost an- 1have no impressive target! un- Colts Mzep Rae kers 24 -21 Ln · Ohio State tool!: lbe opet1IIJI kickoff against tho Trojans ond ground out the only. ICON M: 0 eeded Fullback Will 8aDd .ed· ft cam over from the two. Alaoama rolled to ita fllth consecutive trium h b eli inl Tennessee 1.9-8. ~ ide'a~wo touchdowns came after Alae bama's defense blocked Rcla Wldb _ _ unts. .....:Y_P~=------- ~'h rz.ller' pointers sandwiched between Green'! plunge and Parrish's heroics. Eastl'fD Dlvl!lioa Coach Blanton Collier praised ISt. LoUJs · W.L. PA B GEORGE C. LANGFORD Colts won the1r . .fi"uth straight 1t~e Chicago Bears to the cham-1 . The Colts have . been playing I fur the Eastern Division 1ea4 4 1 T.1 Pet. .BOO PF 160 140 Y .. his defensive unit for tl .. mag Cleveland UPI Sports Writer game and second In a row over piOn ship m the Western Confer- like carbon cop1es ol their , pulling out last-minute victo4 1 1 _800 142111 nificent job." Pht'la The Baltimore Colts al · m to the., Green Bay 24-21 enc.e of th e Na t.1ona 1 F oo tb a11 champw. · ns h.1~ teams of 1958 and 11 rises. The Cardinals 8COJ'e(l , Packers, . 3 3 0 500 146 122 "Heart was the diiference Pittsburgh 3 3 0 :500 104125 please, but Coach Ooo Shula is . y~u don.t wm ~e Western League l~st year and if a cou- 1959, primarily because of rhe twice in the last r1 secmda to from hard. man d "Th lasth week," ed •• Collier h d said. " : Dallas 1 4 200 82117 a "W tak DiVISIOn th champ1onsh1p ~B by P beat k - PIe of dlsgrun tied CoIts w~re persona1 come bac k of one of the break a 24-24 deadlock created ey sow . w1ey a 1t. ·New York 1 4 .200 77137 eve rna e some m1s es mg e \Jieen ay ac ers heard Lo mumble somethmg !Jke stars o! those teams- halfback by J1m Martin's 24-yard field Last week, the Browns were Washington 1 5 0 .1 67117145 and we 've got to crrect them," twice," Shula frowned "1t am't bad lor openers" who Lenny Moore. · · torn apart by Pitl,burgh. Wesetrn Dtviolon Shula snapped Sunday alter his But tltat very leal propelled could blame them. Moore scored from five oods .. . The victory upped the Browns W. L. T. Pd. PF PA • , out in the final minute ington 38-24. The Dallas delense, which had record to 4·1·1, good enough to Baltimore s 1 o .833 203122 s. Warner 138 Sundoy to snatch vicwry from lr:''""'----=------==;;, allowed only one touchdo~n on maintain a first plact---tie with Detroit • A. Vaughan I2ti defeat. It was his second touch4 1 1 .BOO 113 71 1 the ground before Sundays bat- th St Lo is C d' h Los Angeles 3 2 1 600 144131 . L. Warner 136 down of the day and pinned the I lie, sl ipped slightly in the first ~I d · t u 8-.;r .' 0: 1s, w 0 Green Bay 3 3 0 ·500 125105 COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohw shut out Illinois for the fir:;t Handicap 670 third defeat in six games on the 3 · period. Jim Brown broke loose ~:asehi~~on a VIC ory over Minnesota State football coach Woody time in 17 contests. Total 12BI Packers, pre-season favorites to 1 3 3 0 500 149137 on the first play from scrim· San Fran : Hayes is probably wondering In fac~, in four games this Wun 0 Lost % win their third NFL title in four . 1nd 2 4 0 333 117 160 mage and .galloJ>ed; 71 yards to Defensive back Larry. B.enz Chicago _ whether he ought to laugh or year, Oh_to State has allo~ed onInd. High (jame. Boy~-Ranyears . 1 2 4 0 333105161 se' up Erme Greens touchdown. started the game, but his hng· Sunday's Results cry. ly 17 pomts. The Bucks newly dy Becker, 114: Girls, Peggy · Then the Cowboy linemen shut erlng injury flared up again and Baltimore 24 Green Bay 21 His Buckeyes pleas~ him im· diversifi~ of~ense has racked Stury, 75. I ~aul Homun~. whose two the dOO:- In the .second half, up he was forced to leave before Philadelphia 23 New York 17 mens~ly Saturday with Lhe1r u~ .87 pomt!J m that same pe- Ind. High Series- Boys, Chip missed ex1~a·pomts had led to to the t1me Pamsh turned hero, the first half ended. Dave Raim- Detroit 10 Chicago 0 ~7-o ~Ictory over Soothem Cal- , nod of time. . Haggerty, 201 : Girls, p e g g y two one-pomt. defea~ for the 1 Cleve.land had manag.ed only ey filled in for the injured for- St. Louis 38 Washington 24 tform.a. I Saturda 's victo w some. Story, 137. P~c~ers ea~ller . this season. I one first down. Meanwhile, Dal- mer Northwestern star. Cleveland Dallas ed hJ th' of Y ry ash ld Tea m High Single Team ffiJSfired five f•eld 20 . 11 111ey a1so p1ac . m square- mg ~ re1urn to t e o - N 3 711 rrom thP on!7-yard line.goals. It wasonea 1 J ck St S th U Mmnesota 30 Pittsburgh 10 ly on the spot. The Bucks had style rock 'em-sock 'em footbaU ~ · H· h S . . T blocked Hornung field goal at- ; 0 9 V~rgi~~~ U~wn ~~ \\o~~t~-S~lem Los Angele~ 42, San Fran 14 , been rated number two behind Ohio State. is noted for, ~ith No.e~~ 13 ~~ enes earn tempt by Jerry Logan. who ran · 8 Allen U F tt ·n . Sun ay s Games ITexas, but the Longhorns lost fullback Willard Sander domg it back from the Colt 30 to the ! 0 54 College Football Results · Mi~;:es~Vl e Ba~tlmore at Det;olt Sa~urday a~d th.at could elevate 1 most of the ro:ckln ' and sockin' Packer 34. which ~t up !he By United PresS International M' . (O) 28 N ll t Chtcago at Washmgton I Oh10 State mto the hot seflt. Sander carneo the ball 29 winning touchdown Beat The Ru1h r~amJ . · or Iwes ern 27 Dallas at St . Loui! On top of that, Wisconsin's times for 120 yards and got help . East \\1sconsm 31 Iowa .21 Los Angeles at Green Ba 1 The Detroit Uons !4~1-1l h B d d k D Dartmouth 24 Brown 14 Kans 15 Okl h . .Y a1ways · toug a gers •nva e from quarterbac on Unver- 1 as a oma 14 Mmnesota at San Franc1sco Oh" St d. Sat d Oh f th h · mained only a haU game 1 Frank. & Marshall 6 Dickson 5 Srn. Illinois 28 Drake 19 Philadelphia at P'tstb gh lo a mm ur ay as IO ~r ' w o~ passmg .arm con- , e\'JeW 0 hind the CoiL~ by blanking FASTEST & BEST 1 Yale 9 Columbia g Friends 9 Stcrlin 7 ur State gets back · to what really tmues to Improve w1th every , . . p . C . g New York at Cleveland counts-the Big Ten title race game • defendmg champiOn Bears nnceton 9 o1gate 0 Cornell 11a.) 28 St. Olaf 13 I d , . · . bur suftere( the loss of quartf!rRAD Boston Col. 10 Cincin"'ti 0 Carroll 21 North Park 6 American Football League Satur ay s vtcwry _was a I The btg story was th~ defense back Earl Morrall With a lrac- 1 lA TOR SERVICE Holy Cross 16 Quantico 0 Cncrdia (M inn .) 5 Meister 8 By United Press International ~weet one for the sparkhng OSU I On the _ground, USC s highly tured collarbone Morrall's re.l Harvard 16 Cornell 0 Betilel 26 General Beadle 12 Eastern Division efense The Trojans had not touted Mike Garrett did next to I· . t M"lt PI f d I IN THE AREA. Villanova 34 Delaware 0 Nebraska 47 Kansas St. 0 W.L.T. Pct. PFPA been shut out for~ straightlnothmg . and in the air. the H.<\RTFORD - T~·~ regular rz~c;~e~o,uch~own u~~s ~~~e Rutgers 10 Pennsylvania. 7 Augsburg 20 Ham line 8 Buffalo 6 0 0 1 000 2CU 92 games Bucks mont~ly ofmeetmg lhe held town y d quar . ter an Pd Wayne I 1 b when L tthey arrtved k tJt at B Cok F t" mtercepted three CraJg rounc1\ -larlfordof was ml secnn Syracuse 21 P'.!nn St. Beloit 35· Monmouth 6 Boston 4 I 1 .800 175. 131 urn us. as wee ' e uc s er Ig passes.----Ithe mayor's office · Tuesday · eve- Wa lk er a· dd ed a 43-yar· d f'•e ld ,. · · 14 . \-\JIII~ms 36 Bowdmn 6 Otterb~m 28 H1ram 6 _ New York ~ 1 1 .75? ll~ 83 ning with the followin~ . goal to complete the embar-1 Norwich 7 St. Lawrence 6 Baldwm Wallac:e 39 Hillsdale 0 Houston 2 4 0 .333 146 172 Mayor William Kelly, i rassmant of the Bears. who los! , West Chester .st. 12 .1thaca 6 Akron U. 21 Wooster 14 Western Divisloa men w. T. Stone, Neil Quillin. their fourth in six games. WY 2-31ft Bucknell 37 Kmgspo!Df 0 Purdue 21 Mi~higan 20 . . W, L.T . Pet. PF PA SENIOR IDGD GIRLS Total 1274 1Earl Fields and John Roach . Cards, Brown!i Win Ha.mJiton 26 Swarthmore 22 Dayton 21 Abilene Chrstn. 14 San D1eg~ 3 2 1 .600 143 132 LEAGUE Won 1 Lost 1 Jam~s M. Crump. recorder, was The St. Louis Cardinals and I Mlln St. PDm...DY Oh1o Wesleyan 7 Tufts 0 Nrn . .Michigan 34 St. Norbert 6 Kansas C1ty 2 3 0 .400 115 118 October lO, 19&1 Team ' abse-nt due to an operation!.. r· !;C~J~ev~e:la~nd::.;:B:ro~w~n~s~r~em~a~i~ne~d~u~ed:JI~~~~~~~$$~ Alfred 41 qobart a Bowlmg Green 31 Toledo 14 Denver 1 5 0 .167 93 206 Crow't Towa " Country S. Clark No. ! The meeting was called to o: 138 Weslr.yan 18 Wor~ester Tech 0 Ern. Michigan 28 Allegheny 7 Oakland 0 .~ l .000 127 181 P. O'Brien J . McKnight dt'r at 7:30 p.m., and bills 388 94 Upsala 12 Lycommg 6 Mount Union 21 Denison 7 Sundays Res~ll M. Handley 70 were paid. The. water system 321 J .S. Smith 8 Dela~are St. 6 Illinois 14 Minnseota 0 Buffa!~ 35 Kansas C1ty 22: S. Thomas ~ · M~:fn~~ht 48 was discuss<:!d at length and 264 Gtlty~burg 39 Lehtg~ 1 Xavier (0 .) 23 Ohio U. 19 San D1ego 42 Denve~ 14 . L Ba'l D. Hunnell letter from the consulting._ 92 218 Lock Havn St. 25 Edmbro St. 22 Indiana St. 18 Clarion St. 7 (Only games, scheauledJ Hand!~:~ Handicap was read. :"rogress is 762 888 Amherst 37 Coast Guard 7 Taylor 28 Indiana Central 23 Frtdey !I Game Total Total made on the construCtion 1202 2079 Middlebury 15 Bates 12 Montana St. 20 Idaho St. 0 Kansas City at Boston Won t Lost 3 Won 1 Lost 1 water system. The pump Colby 14 T--in. Col. tConn.) 13 Ohio State 17 Southern Cal 0 Saturday's Game White Electric hou se was completed and the Union (~ .Y.J 'J:l R~nsselaer 3 Notre Dame 24 UCLA 0 New York at Buffalo Blind Team No. 3 pump installed. The storage tank I C?n~e~Ucutl 14 Mame 13 Wm. Michigan 12 Kent State 9 . Sundar"• Games _ White : Wildermuth I30 has been placed on the hill near ' 8 V1rg1ma_ 35 Army 1_4 Indiana 27 Michigan Stale 20 San D1ego at Houston · ~·. Hensler ) Brown's cemetery. 12 166 308 Connecticut 14 Mame 13 N-rn. Illinois 14 Bradley 3 'fMlver at Oakland ·· ~: ;~~~~y 145 294 Indian St. 17 Ballst. 0 Michigan Tech 2:0 Mankato St. o1 M. Van Cooney Appointed as water commls- . 201 1011 Vermont 40 New Hampshire 0 Kalamazoo 34 Alma o j · · ' Handicap C. Haggerty sioners were W. 1. Stone, Earl; 122 Fields and O'Neil Quillin. The Buffalo 14 Virginia Military 10 Moorhead st. 15 Bemidji st. ·14 Ohio \H, ·S . Seor~s Total 2166 T. Vaughan 556 Springfield 23 Northeastern 12 John Carroll 35 wrn. Reserve 6 ObJo H.S. Football Scores Won 3 Lost 0 Handicap appointment of a water superin- 1 1320 American Int. 14 Bridgeport 7 IUinois St. 25 Ern. Illinois 23 Total tendent and bookkeeper will · Grove City 32 Carnegie Tech 13 Wichita 8 Detroit 7 by Unit~ . Pre&Ji latema&ional Team No. I Won 1 Lost 1 made later. Completion of 'I h tt 1 Rhod I I d a Sai.Unlay Ni8bl B. Roush 354 Team No. 4 streets was also discm;sed 1v assac use s e san " Colorado 14 Iowa St. 7 Cleveland East 20 Bl'18 d 8 w 194 Moravian 21 Penn. Military 0 Southwest 255 · erry the balance in the treasury We'll prepare your read·1 mixed conMaine Maritime 22 Bridgewtr 0 Austin Col. 16 Southwestern 7 Cleveland Cathedral Latin 14 B. Boyer 273 M. Titus 145 ter payment of bills was $1 ,561. crete order to your specifications, and deliver Kutzwwn 34 Cheyney 0 Rice 1 SMU 6 Clevelaod Holy Name 0 Blind 255 J. Sebo r2) 172 08. Cleveland West Tech ? Hie) Handicap 960 J . Welker 120 it anywhere Ill town, all ready to pour. Call Cortland St. i:u~hW. Post 27 Arkans~s 14 Texas 13 Ashtabula Edgewood :~ Total 2097 M. We-rry 109 111E AlMANAC Mernphts St. 41 W. Texas St. 1 Ash'·bula Harbor 0 Won 3 Lost 0 Ha d' ~74 today . . . our service 1s prompt and our pricea New Mexlco · s t. 13 N· Tex. St. 1 Akron Hoban 27 "" Chane! 12 W. Virginia 23 Va. Tech 10 Tum N t T0 tn I!cap 1314 By United Preso ln~"n11tlo•lal Today is Monday, Oct. 19. the ' are the lowest possible! Morgan St. 15 Howard U. 8 Texas Cbrstn. 14 Texas A&M 9 Brecksvt'Ue 30 o. n Los Florida 37 South Carolina 0 P. Davis 270 Won I t I day of 1964 with 73 to ' Baylor 28 Texas Tech.lO Cuyahoga Heighst a o Th · 192 follow. Team No. S Maryland 10 North Carolina 9 Utah St. 14 NWewestMexlCO 3 MasSJ'llon •• Be"ed•'ct'tne 0 · eJss Maryland St. 8 N. C. A&T 8 ' S. Bailey 149 184 The moon is approaching Its , R. Becker 81 full phase. , Hdn. Sydney 14 W. Marylnd 6 ~on St. 10 Idaho 7 J. Hoback ~~~ M. Childs 122 The morning stars are JupiJohns Hopkins 27 Haverford 68 Washington 6 Salnford 0 Handicap K. Van Jnwagf'n Phone VVY 2-3284 1891 155 ter, Mar!\ and Venus. Wittiah and Mary 10 Citadel 0 Montana St. Cot. 20 Wbr St. 12 Total E. Brown Page Street Middleport 121 The evening sta1111 are Saturn Duke 35 North CaroUna St. 3 Calif. Luthern 29 Colo. Col. 6 Lost 3 Woo • D Boggs 636 and Jupiter. Handicap Vanderbilt 14 Geo. wash. 0 Wi!larnte 33 u. Puget Souod 6 Clemson 21 Wake Forest 2 Oregon 21 Arizona o Team No. I !299 ~ Total 255 Miami 20 Pillsburgh 211 (tie) Brig. Young 21 Col. of Pacific 0 Blind Won 2 Lost I 287 Louisiana st. Zl Kentucky 1 Utah 13 Colorado st. 3 J . Taylor Teem No. I 3J\ Wofford 34 Newberry 8 Missouri 17 Air Force 7 M. Hennessy lUI S. Story I~ I' Miles Col. 20 Miss. Indust. 8 California '!1 Navy 13 Z. Nied 891 1..s~-..w~a~l.. to"n""""""====-. i Georgia Tech 7 Auburn 3 S. Diego Marns 33 Lamar T. za PT. PLEASANT- Carol Lynn Handicap 2059 1 r 1 Mississippi 14 Tulane 9 Wyoming 20 Texas Western 6 Glover, seven-year-old Total Ed. Waters Col. 27 Lane Col. 0 Colo. Western 56 Wrn. N. M. 0 of John W. and Caroline Oshel Won I Lost Z Tulsa 58 Louisville 0 Ft. Lewis A&Ml9 Adams St. 7 Glover of Barberton, Ohio. for· Arnold's ~hlo Statloa Florida State 17 C':reorgia 14 Colo. St. Col. 34 Colo. Mines 10 mer Pt. Pleasant residents. died J . Menchini 373 Alabama 19 Tennessee 8 wash. st. 16 San Jose st. 14 suddenly Sunday afternoon . S. Globokar 2S9 Susqhna 28 Wash . & Lee 0 Colorado St. 21 Emporia St. 7 Surviving In addition to her S. Smith 243 Alabama St. 19 Fist U, 0 parents are one sister, Kathryn S. Arnold 190 Florida A&M 28 Mrs. Brown 0 Annette and one brother, John Handicap 978 Miss. St. 48 Srn. Miss. 1 Randall, boll> at horne and rna- Total 2043 Texas Srn. 26 Alcorn A&M 24 ternal grandparents, Mr. and Won Z Lost 1 W. Va. Tech 21 Shepherd 18 Mrs. ·Russell Oshel, Pl. Pleas· . . Bot.. ,.. 11011Wrn, Ky. 19 Tenn. Tech 14 By United Press International ant. Funeral service wll~ be Tea~ High Series INSOfiANCE 1P II ..... Morris CoH. 33 Savanah St. 20 Satuday held Wednesday 10 a.m. in Sa- ElectriC ~·· 21~. ... let oompWf ~-- ••• La. Col. 41 Jacksonvil1e St. 9 BERLIN- Karl Mildenber er cred Heart CathoUc Church with Team High Smgle uame Marshall 27 Kentucky St. 6 r W t ~th g the Rev. John J O'Reilly While Electric Co., 769. AT 20% SAVINIII ·:;;:;.,;.;.,;..;:.,.~~~..;;--=.,] o es ~rrnaoy won e va~ 1 t' Buri 1 ·. . Jnd High Series _ Pam I'" cant European heavyweight ti- a mg. a Will be 10 • · tie with a lmockout of Italy's oak cemetery. Friends may Brien, 38:1'· . ~ Sante Amont in the first rouM.. at the Crow-Hussell Ind. ~~~ Sm~te ,,ame 8 Lota of folks who face this prob- cash you need to pay ollal ,..,..: Horne after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Pam .0 Brten, 141. lem come to us for help. The billa with only one ..-.t)dF .,.,._ NEW YORK-Wb<atley StaBANTAM MIXED LEAGUE anawer is a aimple one-a con- ment to make. Stop in Cll' pboae ble's Bold Lad, ridden by Brou- cars with an over-all aVE"a.tl:e October I, 1964 • SOFA BEDS - $55 lio Baeza, won the $116,1123 speed of 93.85 m.p.h. .Team No. 1 .olidation loan. It gives you the WI if JOU wi&h. Champagne 8ta kes at Aqueduct _ 112 COMPLETI for his eighth victory in 10 LAS VEGAS, Nev. - R~: ~. ::as 88 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY eBUNK BEDS _ $59 races. Dick Sikes fooght olf s B. Houdsbeit 12) 91 WYl-2440 finishes by Bill Casper P. Story 131 INNERSPRING $2500 TO $200000 NEWMARKET, Engl•od ~ Jack Nicklaus to win the B. Hennessy 100 E. 2nd St'"' P e MATTRESS _ $24 Hasty Cloud, ridden by J. Wil· 887 Sahara Invitational LifE INSURANCE AVAli.ABLE ON AU LOANS son. won Ute Cambridgeshire rnent by carding e four-round Staies whl~h decide Ute lltsll total of fl~. , 300 w. Second St.- WY"Adoole 2-2.111, Pomerar Sweepstakes winnen. Saoday · CHARLO'l'l'E, ,N.C. MONTEREY, Calif. - Roger Lorenz•n drove hi! Ford 14 vic· bPTOMETRIST NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON MIDDLEPORT. 0, Poinsk~ of Philadelphia, driVing tory lo the National 400 Stock Office Hounc II to 12. 2 to & tt:loso at NOOD OD ., . . , • cllf~ PhaparraJ Special, won Car rade when • Tbun. - East CoW'I St.. Pomeroy DAVE OHUNGER, MGR. bo\6 !teall In the $311,000 Moo· Rlchanl Petty b\ew a lire. ._ _ _ ___;__1111 _ _ _ _ _..:....__ _ ~:~d K~ni~k~mendous ;;~ ~~~ n:u:~IJI)W:: OhiO State Eyes No One Spot RADIATOR ANTI-FREEZE TIME Grid Scores DON'T DELAY CoUUCl•} Has 1 R • £ water progress tt! l BOWUNG HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE il GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Car0}GlOVer, Age 7, n.·es UneXDHtedly r--- 1 lri-;i;;ii;..i.............. SPORTS SUMMARY HMI SAVE ''What are we going to do about all these bills!'' AT BAKERS V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency tourn~-~~~~:~r_====_;7~5a~~$$$iii5$iii5i!:oi!:IIMI!Eroy~~ BAKER N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. FURNITURE L...--------..1' .. ~·, - - J >'· '· ., �.... . . ' ... .. . . .. . . . . . . . -. -· -·-----··--· . ...... ... -·- . - ~ T. . .-- ___ . ... .. . . - - . . -·- .. -- . . . - -·· _ ..-·-'"'"''...]...- ...·~·-···- -- _......~ _..,. __ __ ___ · ·· ·- - .... - ; ' Jolinson Invites Red China River news Soldieris RU18ia'&Top -··: WAS~G1UN To Sign Nuclear T.·est Ban :;!{'~!~1~ DeadinCrash ~ ~:t:.&:;;~ Rutland IUPI) _ •· ;C l a r e - ' - , . . , . . u. 27, Pl. PleiiiDt :U.M, Hlnlon . Sentinel, Pll!lleroy-lllddleport, , . ., ., o.. Oct. 19, 1 Ailing Hutthinson Resigns, I • SislerTakesReds'Dnties \ ter has been badly report«! . WASHIN . U4 tam.,, Klnlwha Pan. Sl>e expresaed her views 011 a CINCINNATI (UP!)- The Cinclnnatl ~sold todav 0 1 1•· telovtoton pro1 ram wheo Ralph that ailing Manaaer Pred Hutchinoon bu restped an~ GT()N (UP!)-Prl!llavailable to the GOP presldento fllncerous to oil mankind." 7'43 !tiline, Cbartelhlll lt.38 rls- .BELGRAOI!!, Y • I 1U~n: ~o~naon, ":al'llllli tllat tho tlal candidate If he request. Ao for tile Soviet ohakeup, ing. London was nmnlng 3 !eel, Vl8 (UP!) - ."!-rohal Sergey McGill, publil!w o1 tile Coach Dick Sisler was named pilot of the Reds for 1965 . 1. e tales will protect other ed H. Johnson noted tll~t Klruahchev Marmet 4 feet ond Wln!leld Blryuwv • Rua•,. • hiJheSI JruU- 11 Conotltution sold he Club Prelldent WilHam 0 . 9 ~~:~~; from "nuclear bla~k· In his report to lhe nation had been replaced by two men dam 6 feet. ~ry officer, and 17 other.• were Goldwater 's Problem was DeWitt said he reeedved • let- Hl1 playing eareer was hil{h· ~ si has called on Red China Sunday nlgflt trom me Whtte and •' their exact relation to Ohio River - Walttr ~· kill~ today .when 1 SovW:' Hy· an unfair press but inability to ter from HutchiMon dated Oct. Ugl1ted with a bomi M.ID off Don ~ 10 Ire .t gn the nuclear test ban H~, Joh~son ura:ed "steady each olhr and their colleaeuea jord down 12, 5:0& a.m.: E. ~· usbin 1~ airl~r crashed mt~ a ''communicate'' hhl ideas 9 from Bradenton , Pla., uylng Newcombe of the okt Brooklyn 8 y. v:lgdance" m the race of the i1 not yet clear" Jones up 14, 6 p.!T1.; PhUip mountam as lt WaJI preparmg erl)' the veter•n mtnllet wu rt· Th~ p,.,ident iuued tile upheava ls In the Communist · Sporn up !4, 10 p.m.: Ntlllonal fD ..mo In lor a laJidlng . · l!lgnlng 1111' health rea!IOI!I. Dodgers on the-last day 01 the watmnJ tn. a televi!ed addretl world . Wi_thout naming either Com- up 14, 11 :25 p.m.; Harvey Jor- ~ere were no asrvivors. Hutchinson missed a large ! 1950 season that gave the Phil· fo rho natwn Sunday nllht on The I'Tesldent called on the mun1ot party Flf!t Secretary ion up 14, 1 a.m.; ~- E. Dyke B1ryuzov. 1!0, waa chief of of tile poll bl,.ball ... 1 Ueas a peMallt. world developmento. Hf called Chinese to join In the nuclear Leonid I. Brezhnov or p,.mler up 14, a.m.; Onward down staff Of tile Soviet armed forces n efWOO 1011 while undet'iiOing trestment ·;;:.========::. -m congreootonal leaders of boill tl!llt ban treaty and help pro- Alexei N. KooyeJn, Johnson said 16. 3 a.m.: Lillian G. down and first deputy mblloter of defor cancer of the chest. Sisler parties today for a more do- vent "nuclear 'Pread." He of- tlley were "experienced but 17, 9:30 p.m.: Blne Seal up 17. lense. He woo olao • member became acting manager one! I touled brlef.tna. fered to join Russil '!l new lead· younge• men- and perhap! les.!l 7:05 a.m.; Vulcan up 19, 4:40 of the Central Committee of eame within one game of win· The meeting with Senall! and en In the one "lreat objeetfve, rooted In lh.tr paot." a.m.· Jorry Bosworth down 2{) the Cormnlllllll party and nllli the Notional Ltague penHouse leader! was arranged to The prevention of nuclear "They are oaid to be realis- 6:!0 'a.m .: Weslm up 22. holder of the " Hero of tile Sonant. d1scuss the ri!le of Red China war ." tic ," t~ President added. ' 1We a .m.; Beaver down 2:f, S:U p. viet Union" medal. At a news conrerence, De· as tho world'• filth nuclear Aim' At Cblna con hope that they will share m.. Lulhor Henlman down 23 He wae le...U.., a deJep. power, and ~he fall of_ Nikita Then obviou!IY almlng hi! re- with us our great objective,: 10:26 p.m.; Zimmer down 23: don W ceremonies marking CHARLESTON, W.Va. WJtt read the ~etre.~ from Hutch· 1 Khrushchev m the S<lVlet gov· mark directly at Red China, he . The prevention of nuclear war. ' 1:M a.m .; Tlbolt down 23, 8:20 the :20fll unlvenary or Bel- -Republican gubernatorial can- i~son, who &a~d, do not be· 1 Pmment sh'lkeup. !J&id: "The n.ation1 that do not a.m.; Valvo11ne up Greenup &:- pad.e'• liberatiu. from t1te dldate Cecil Underwood h a 1 h~ve the ~oruiltion of m~ Valley Bell 's ability tG 4LI· I I Null AU '"''"'bee ha ed lth 1 In Will permit me to contmue tribute Meigs County milk . The meeting was scheduled seek nat tons nuc ear weaponB 40 p.m.; Allled·A!!lhland up • .,... PUMDIVI n c ra. w re eaa g the duties as m•lnager·ll for 1:30 p.m. EDT. can be sure that if they need Greenup 1:25 a.m.; i!lally Polk aboard were veterut ol that three Rpublicans from the Red!!!. I, therefme, re· ~r~~~~t~u~r~: r~~~on ;~o~oc~~ Goldwater Not Included our strOfll support against up Greenup 1:20 a.m.; Buckeye campalp. tenru at Moundsville that I be relieved well·b~ini of everyone re•idSen. Barry Goldwater, who ts 10~ threat . of nuclear blackState up Grtenup 4:45 ~.m .: C. .The news agen~y said the ary while he was a:ovetnor , and also re1leved from ini: within our borders. not a member of the re ular mat!, they Ndl have it.,. V. H.arMr up GTMnup &:40 a. BlflUler 8JDiibed mto 1,706-foot 'nle charge was leveled congressional group wasI not Jahnson plan! to meet with m.; Alice down Meldahl 5:10 mount Avala about half WIJ day by Democratic State Cn••r-1 H lch. 28 Meigs dairy farms !Jupply Included in tile me;ting. How- his _ cabinet TUesday. and a.m.: Ann Brent up Mellllhl !rom ille fDp ahortly before ernan Jams l!prOUJO who I utll •Rnsedon becJlame 195 milk to Valley Bell for pro'lte Ho .. •• a'd sru'd mam an touch with top fort1""' b 6:20 a.m. nooo (7 a, m. EDT), The JnOWl· tbe men were urvmg tiMe tor o e .!1 u ~ 9, 9, Ci"l!l&lng . bottling and dlltrl· ever. Wh ..-: 1 es .... placJng Mayo Snuth In 1981 bution in 1outheastern OhJo the informaUon could be mad policy advisers in the cont.inuGa111palls Dam·Admiral tain i1 10 miles eait of BeJ.. critne1 "'directly connected with ed · ' and JOUthern West Virginia. ---~..:....:.:.:::.:..::..:...:::::.::e ing assessment of l<fst Eastern High schoo1 is invU~ Jonu down 3:$& p.m.; Rella· grade. the performance of thei duties manaa- the Reds to the pen" Tht' income t hey receive ;1 dramatic events ill the two ma· tng football fans to lta stadium ble up 4 p.rn.; John J . Rowe as eleeted officials." nant and lo.!!t the World . late r spent in our market· Jor Communist nations. Saturday night for double the down 8 p.m.; J . S. Lewi1 up sche~uled to return to the bar- Sprouse said the three were to thea N!w York Yankees, m places and the individual and He cancelled campaia:n usual fare of football for half 11:15 p.m.; Cherokee up 1:40 ealruna table at 1 p.m. EST to-- pardoned ~~approximately five g m s. ' corporation taxes derived J:O pearances over the weekend the price. a.m.; L, Fleore up 8:45a.m. day. . month before cectl moved Hut.ehinson first learned be l toward Jupporting our Texas and Kansas, among oth· Executive Head Larry Mor~ Kanawhl Rlv.A. J . Pat~e s~ttlement tneluded a of the executive mansion cancer late last year and I !IChools, building our road• !Continued From Poge l) to stay In Washington rison said Eastern's 7 ~ 8th ten down Mannet a p.m.; Lucy con,tm~bon af the indus- his 40 cases of bo('~ .. :lnd underwent treatments at a , and the many other county final , leaving only Dyrol Bur,le- 1through Wednesday. grade squad wlll tanaJ.e with Jane Lucas down Winfield 3:55 try s ftrst and only proftt shar- Underwood hsa denied attle hospital superviAed hi" I maUers nf vital interest to son of Cottage Grove, Ore., Continue Samt Polley Rutland's strong Junior m h p.m.; Thelma Ann down Win- lng c_ontract. The co~pany ~d charge that he took the brothf.r, Dr. William us. In his television . addre~s'lclub starting at 7:30 p. m. g f~e1d 5:~. p_.m.; Allen R. Mer- not mc~e the _profit lharmg Sprouse said Underwood : If the annual prod uction of ('arry American hopes. sald thl!l nation would At D:30 p. m. Easta'n's fresh- r 1U up Wmftekl _l :40 p.m.; concept ~n lte fr~ offer but pardoned 8 man who wa~ Jn August, Hutchinson Ml' igs Co unty milk used by VATICAN CFrY continue to ~u~ue man ream meets K er Creek's White up Wlnfteld. 11:20 p.m.; chief UDJon bargamer Uouglas lng four felony sentence!~! Ju !I a leave of abB!nce, and Valtey Bell was laid end-to· Paul VI's planned trip to the !lame foreign policy of f hm tea Yi Jefferson down Winfield 11 :50 Fruer made it a 1trlkeable is· two months and 15 day!! k end in quart eartons, it in Jli.1 weeki opened prospects ing peace but remaining res an m. p.m.; Semet down Winfield 2:- su and woo a compromise that his parale from the t~he~ve;h:.s ~~~~~elphia I wmtlt.l st rttch more than 50 today of the first travelina: pon· that It ha! followed for years. Admlsaion will be 50 eentl zs a.m.; Georae Price down kept the concept alive. ked collapsed In the stretch · mile-• beyond M.riettal tificate in tbe history of the Johnson called China's for adults, 15 cents for students. Winfield 4 a.m.; W. H. Sbavr, The settlement at American was rev~ · When you buy Valley Bell Roman Catholld Church. atomic explosion last a There are no other area "ames Jr. down Winfield 5:05 a.m.: Motors did not reJtore total In addition, Sprou~e said the Reds took over fir~t a derwood pardoned a man place briefly under Sisl~r but milk you contribute to the The 67..year-o~ po11tiff an- "sad and serious" event that evening. Helen z. up Winfield 6 a.m. pe~ce to the auto industry. The ed drurlkeo , lo!lt their bid for the pennant M('igs Cou nty local economy nouneed Sunday in St. Peter's required fre~h efforts to Eastern'1 7 • 8th grade team Uluon'l!l strike agal11st &iant had been convict. of your economy. lt's the 0 Bullica that he wili visit Born- the !!pread of nuclear weapon!. l!t coached by DJck Gaol, Rog· General Motors entered Its 25th drlviedng buanter thedaymdt;;d~~ had onsi:r,la~~nda!r ~ :reo;e~::~ bl'st milk from our best daibt,y durinllhe World Ellcharit- He said Red China's ' er Epple and Bob Eastman. '!'hi! day. serv one . wro flrgt baseman George Sisler, ,.,. farm•. m0 nth • ntence lm -ed u p tk! Congreu Nov. :111-Dec. 6. pretnsions Me bolh Ninth Graders are eoachod by EXIDBITIO e ~ I and cruel to its people. Eaatern High toache'r, Larry I HOUSTONN Th N h1m. 1960 WHEEIJNG, W. VI. IF shocks us by Its readiness Ritchie. - e ew 1the season . the 10le qualilb:atlon to vote pollute the atmosphere Proceed• llrom tile doubleYHork tonYanCoteeal 11'111 help . t h e NEW YORK UP() - Herhappeoed w be enrollment at fallout ." header will be used fD help ous ts open thrur 11<w man H. Doehler, 92, who helpWheeling Collej!e, Mr. Lyndon "Communist China's pay for Junior High football ~~ stadium by playm& an ed pioneer ille mndern die castJohnson would be President a- live and demanding equipment. e ltlon same April 9. lng industry, died gain. tempts other states 10 equal DETROIT (UPIJ-'nle United He polled 78.1 per cent ol ly," he added. "Nuclear AulD Worker& and American Ioiii vote eut In a rocent BOSTON (UPIJ Funeral Motors Corp. tnday agreed electlllll and swamped Sen. aerv•. . will be held Tue,day a new lltree-yoar contract ry Goldwater by 311 fD •· lor Edward Decourcey, 81, a ended a atrlke at the au~>mo-11 Dartmouth Coll011e atllleUc train live dlvlalon of the nation's for 48 yaaro and a former smallest carmaker. Aillleu< Associ•tion Local presidents Immediately (BAA) marathon runner. He ordered their members back fD died Friday. work and AMC VIce President Edward L. CU$Jnan .aid .proJetl<taeu retirlq ductlon ahould teSUme TUesday PIDLADELPIIIA (UPI)- 01- following a day of cleiDUp op~;~::~~~;w~ JeUneks 11id Sunday .lh•t ,rations. a· and hia Iiiier, Maria, would However, tbo strike ccn!tlnued!ll rolire !rom aka!ln& tbio year. at AMC'a KelYinator appllanco Jelineko, who mlgraltd fD division In Grand Rapids Mich. Convert your home dee!ad~ ;o~~n~.~~r.~,.g~ fr0111 Czecbo!ilovakia, BICialners did not reieh to electric heal now. et Olympic medal wblners. OCOIIOI!Ii£ aareement and Take odvontage of this opportunity to save $150 when you redeem this savings MEN-WOMEN flptcl!!l. DttlrK certificate available ftZ.A'fiNO at a Reddy Kilowatt MO'DERNrl.ATIO'N Recommended Elec@IAV1l'C08 tri c Heating Dealer. Say u d d Pardoned 3 Republicans 4:,, e:.O VAWY IELL DAIRY 'AIDS MEIGS ECONOMY I Eastern OffefS Double Fare For "n'd Fans Racine Society Notes UPI Briefs l I 1 • •uto: nna re·i 1 AmerJcan • 8 t~:~l MotOrS strik.eE ds Wlwe food is [UleSt, It's cooked 11w~a~s~na!mje~d~C~tn~ci~nn~a~ti~c~oa=c=h1,<P"'a"'id"'A"'d"'v~.l""'""'""",....""".J D ARE YOU FOR A STRONG AMERICA~ Joseph,RI'ffle with GAS! leadinr chefs ~haul tilt world prefer Gas far all ilt1do of c-"inr. Only Gas Cookinr is so COIIIroflobl< . Why not choose Gas tO< your oe>t ••ntt! Die. SPECIAL OFFER! Consider Your Presem Congressman's Record! HE VOTED 0 WANTED! • ONI DAY SERVICE • PRIVATE - CONFIDENTIAL Name ~--~ ... ·----···---·---~ ........... ~--- Ale ................ ~ .. • LONG LIBERAL TERMS • CONSOLIDATE IIUS • PHONE - OR STOP ANYTIME • FREE FINANCIAL COUNSEL WI TALK YOUR LANGUAGE ileq•O...LOW COSt, S101M IOOIS PORCH IICLOSUU IA!IIIIIQI'f - . . . . . MINIIIof HarullJI '11111oftrl> ... Lllbor patly ..,........ nt bd'nltd Uilllod ItaiM olllei.UJ llldioe Is anxious "to malnllli> Anpoo~ olllallt!t. • Winter- 2..tiOUR DIY TIME to on Your Fuel It SAVINGS CO. • 125 E. MAIN ST. BOB MIUER, MGR. Also Offices In Gellipolia end Athens I Ebersbach Hardware Cp. The Bill Pasnd 330-47 In 1963. He Was AbiKent On Votlngln1964. . e Appropriations For Space Research & ., Develop meld Twice. lllls Passed By 335-57 (1963), 213·73 (1964) M11rgiln - !' . - e Construction At Military llses At . Home Allll Abroad. (H.R. 9139 Cewfer· ence R.eport). BiH Plllltll 301-41 A Reddy l<lloWl'ltt RecornElectric He1tirtg Dealar witt gin yOU, without cost or ahli'ption, • . . .•. -. --- D.EALER _, mendE·d written estimate Gf the cost of instilling electric heatinl in yOUf ~e. AM, he will guarantee you anm.Mt optr• .tln1 costs and your complete comfort from usin& qW.C, clean, draft·free, <:Onvenient •Jectric heatine. Serrice ht 1963. Paned 318-31 REPUBLICAN RALLy· NOTICE HE WAS SMALL TIM WY 2-2171 i CF.RTlfi'JC ,...,., e Temperary Extensle1 Of Sllecthe COUNTY WIDE • REDUCE PAYMENTS . AGAINST. .• e Tht Ato111ic Energy Com11lssloa Fuacls • FAIR - SQUARE TREATMENT I • ~~-'-l_o_w_._M_•_In__s_'·------~·------~P~o:me~r~~JJ Hltla Scheel AudltorfuJI EACH TIMEI 8:00 P.M., TUESDAY, OCT. 20th "'~-~~ aam J VOTER'S CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS YIIASUREI OF STATE OF OHIO, SI"'AKH ION RJCIUII'n IOBEOil'S r--·------ VALUABLl COUPON--------~ VOTE FOR THE THINKING HON. JOHN. D. HERBERT CUAIIII FLEX-0-GLASS Is the orlatafw only window material t11at c.r1es a 2 YEAR GUARANTEE. Look for 111J name FlEX-0-GLASS 011 die edll8- Get Genuine FLEX·O·GI.ASS PIJIIIII'tY Junior VVALTER t40ELLER hblic lmteel.- No Alhilssloft Ch~~p .Clloo~" l!ltn••ll!lllt llolto County ...-,lilt lioovlho C•n•4,111o. . . 1. 1. Pel.,.. Moeller foe Collire•s Comm., George Coen, Chml'l.. · Pd. PoL Ad•, --------------~-----~ - I. ' I , ' T"'f)~l r~ . BETTER HOMI!S& oAND•N• aooK Ma~ to - - · Ohio rower Company offige 1 ...ed liM te --. wllhiNtt obligation, • n.te nfirrret't' Of .,.....ti.n • ll)eratinc calls ftlr converting my ,resent home to ftlrneliHI eleetltf Mltfts r uMiistwnd ~~Wit I•wtlf Mti¥t wit'"'ii:'ii'iR MOfltliS a. GARDENS book of my choice, --·--to _ ... _. __ .····"*-·------- I 1 f I I• IS maoll. CA lfmit..s•mo·WdMo,_. • •,... ,.~ • ~....,. _, _ _ 0 _ _ c· •• - •~•- . pa•1••-~ • .. ' .. ! �I • • ""·- - - - - -11 ., !!lelltlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Ocl. 19, 111M ® WNlf AD I....,........ TION ,........,.,.... ' ........,.. "':.!..: ;,..s,-....--o: iL Pomeroy 2 SIGNS OP Motor Co. QUAliTY • c~~· ~b'S:- luslneu S.rvlwt ===;-;:T.•···--::- Reel Estete For S.le s.~v.,. TRANSMISSioN eo. HouSE ror aale: Gravel IDII. pany · llopairtDI kll malM, Middleport. 7'l7 Broadway St. " •IOmatle knd atalldml Ira» lCI'OII from awimmlng pool. Bums Fatal To Leon Man -----~ 1Chest~r • :.:::n,E~i'i; ••ldtn&· ~r:mspa~~:! 3:""r:t On Saturday ~=-===--::--:--;---::-:I If tie Soci'ety Notes I I' · By ctartee ADen , .. . . .... ...... . . . . . . .... 'i ,. ,. ~... • Full basement, forced a1r IU furnace, garage, black· top drlvev·ay , bath m buement $9,500.00 .. Small down payment. Marvtn Swan, WY z..M. Itt 11 8te 87 RIC& 00 BROW Ulllled Pma l t •d•ll AII(;.TV 'a " W I d o World HOLLYWOOD CUP!) - Nollll &porta" Oct. II ••• NBQ-TV'Ii to watch laievts!CIII b)': "Wild Kln&dom" beacts nortll Tbe Headllnen, Lome the An:tlc Clrc!. Oot. 26. • tnd Betty White 11ft the b - Reill Philbin Show, wblch agoln of NBc-TV'a ......,.. of pia'-, SteYe Allen'a ~-~.! the onnual Mlcy'l Thtnllqlvlnc dlcaled • ·ogram for Day Parado Nov. 21. , .8oma lnahOUIO BI'OIIIfcaaUng Co. networlr'a tbrte-part "Dr. KIJ. Oot. 21, haa been 10ld to dare" story, set la Rome, be- leut lt markets, most of gins Noy, U a.od IWt Mer- major •• , NJIC.TV'I "T•oda~y " cedes McCambrldp, Ramon lhow, wblcb lllarla a W->ay I Novarro, Pout stewart, AUdo vlalt to ChicaJO Tt·eaday, orlgt·l Valli and Daniell Btanclll. • . nates Its first telecut from Imogene Coco guests ~ Frl· city's art inotltute . . . W•<fnoesdayl daJ on CJ!S.TV'o "The Enter- Today" origtnaelll from talnen" .. .A teat ftlm for a t(H)tory apartment bouse possible NBC-TV aertea with providoo o awoeplnJ view Robert Ryon 11 ea onlltant Chicogo. Dlotrlot ottoroey 111111 produc- l'ltbllc Aflafra1 Martin LUtner1 Uon Monday ...CBs-TV already King will appear on Aw.:·TV's hal In the worlta, •• a llnta- one-hour apec!al about the live miot-aoUOII replaCIIIIflt~ a bel Prlu awardt Dec. 12... aorieo Wl!h William Sbatner u King, who baa been nomed as a proaecutor. this year~, recipient of the NoThe Sbcnn: The IBM world bel Peace Prize, will be Inter· drlvln11 ohtmpionshlp race, the viewed by AU~ Cooke, who a- ~~~ carmeJ AUTIIMillledB~ OCJ ---------- 1 :====~==~~ Wan~edl lne•periet~ced .. Hospital NeWS L~nt M~;·;~~";;;·~.~~~IT Apple Grove Society Notes s •ety Notes :::-,a" Co~- ~==t:nd:':'":•:oo:':'';:'n:d;'':"'=:::' pany, Middleport. 10-~t_' RADI A ' ' """"'"· Pbii antl!fotm .....red JheJr glamoroua atar with eu original Df« and the lovely Mlu Lorou pretlllted each wflb a k1sa ... Bolli Dovts' tyout fer 1 llftuatlon eomedy series will Nave her 11 aD Inter· lor decorator wflo lnslstl on client• wllb sood · era- 1'1 \'\1 , . .__ ..;:.: . ,.-. . =~" :o:. . .. t\ -- - ··- f !!!-=- ··- ..... .. :::t.. .. f,a.-aiJI .. ct •::..· &..llwp •• .,.. - tt. p- .....,. 11 • ll.llbalt af'WIW ..... &ow--l -el .... _,.,. !!--•• -.wr.m •ctaalll II -. . . . . . ,_. •"'~~~•,:.•;..~: aas , •r . , AL CAPP l Whee~ ~ester ~aul TOR Mabel AIJ CTION - Saturday, October Holzer hospital over the past DoJughlasOCircle dFrDJday.e Samp ing Mr. and Mrs Mt.rion WOOtJ . ing were Mrs. Roush, 24, 10 A. M. I am leaving the . . d Mr , 0 n urs an uan . A3c Larry Bailey has return- Mrs. Bertha Robinson, Mra. 'v100ERN 4 room and bath farm on account of my health weekend tnduded : Sun ay- 5· w va called ed to his base at Marquette, ShJ'rley Ables Mrs. Jda Stobart, 1 D b :. M0 II ' E S d 260 Fourth son un ar, · ., ' furmshed apartment. M I d· and will seU the following perJe · aun ers, at the Douglas Circle home Mich., after spending several Mrs. Bess Parsons, Mrs. Na· : Wanted To Buy dleporl. WY 2-31174. sonal property. Farm mach· Ave., Mrs. Robert E. Bischoff, tl days with his parents, Mr. a:uf oml Stobart and daughter, Bev· 9 11 tfc inery located at the farm 4 :l~oze~• ('~~~ae=r ~ck 80 Grape St., M:s. ~slie Donald ~a~p~· Lee called at the Dean Mrs. Rex B11lcy. ·erly, Mrs. Donna Hill. R e~=---:--;-miles East from Chesler on Cox., Rt. 2 Galhpohs, Mrs. John B · ker h me on Sunday afterenl'Jsted freshments were served by LOGS WANTED. High grade fOUR room furnish<>d apart·1 IIQaUes1 heater core. R. Davis, Rio Grande, Lloyd rm Edgar Hartung has 0 1 walnut, cherry, poplar, bass· ment. Phone WY 2-3658 E Rankin Rt 1<:Jro "Lhesh.Jre I "' Slate fRoute th248 .and t' h nuofe . uu;, noon . ;,. the Al'r Force and ,., . Of- Mrs. Ida Stobart and Naomi. wood, hard and so[t ma pl e, 11 24 tfc west rom e JUne JOn . ' . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circe ficers Candidate School at10 San Dallas HiiJ left S~~y ~ I red and white oak and ash. the Bashan • Keno Road and WY 2-2143 Pomeroy Charles 0. Murray, 2622 Jef- and Lillian Scarbrough visited Antonio, Texas. His wife , Shar· two weeks bunting trtp m Rifle, ~·oR RENT modern house Route 2~ at East Shade . ferson .• Pt. Plea~an~ withLong Mr . Bottom and Mrs.on Riley Pigott on, ,·, presently ,,. v,·na w'•th h•'s Colo. Log buy~r will be at Mason~~ six rooms ·and bath. Youngs.' Bridge near Keno. Watch for Kurt L.Ave Johnson. Galbpohs Mrs. Fer- of Sunday. ·-e Furniture Corp., Pt. Pleas- town kitchen. tile floo1. lo- signs at turn off. After sell· It.. 0. McCOY: AUt..wrtnNEER. ry, Mrs. Anthony B. Alston, _La- M J k F llrod and daugh- mother, Mrs. Eddie Hartung. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst ani. W. Va., Tuesdays anu cated al 136 l.incoln·rd Call ing farm machinery will go Chester, Ohio. I !3 tfc kin W. Va. Mrs. Roy W. Brmk. ter spent Wednes· , John Riden,;" student al and Mr. and Mrs. BiU Yurltas Frirlays, 8:30 a. m. to 4:30: WY 2-3020. b 29 tfc to Tuppers Plains and sell the Re•l Estate For er. Mason, w. ya .. Mrs. Iva day with her parents, Mr. and Ashland College spent a week of Nile!!, were Tuesday dinner 10 15 12tc household goods at the late Bell Lee, SouthSide, W. Va., M 0 glas Circle Wednes-- end with his. parents, Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa p. m . ~ -·- ~-For Sale Mrs. '<im home, oppu.~ ite the Mrs. Nancy L. Pope, Rutlan~, darys. ou Mrs. Buel Ridenour. Parsons They also visited Mr. For Rent Clover Farm Store on Route , SEVEN ROOM brick homo In Rita L. Hill, Jackson, Mrs. Allie Patterson of Portland Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther and Mr;, Russell Roush and - -- nd 1961 VINDALE House Trailer. 7. p.,meroy, two bathrooms, 4· L. Jackson, Mrs. Orey called at the home of Jim have fredom b T%,ch : family and Mrs. Herbert Roush 52, x 10, .. with a 10, x ta· M Farmall Tractor, Allis bedr~oms, garage, basement, Argabnght, Wellston, James Patterson on Salurday. APARTMENT, 5 rooms a house ere own Y rs. ue at Letart Falls. balh, newly redecorated . CaU alum inum awning Priced Chalmers Field Chopper with 3 !Jmshed rooms In attlc. P. Roberts, Rt. 3 Sooth Point, Do Circl of Dover spent Ridenour, Arthur Hill, son of Mr. and Waller Crooks, WY 2-3631. to sell. Chester 9115-4135 Hydraulic Ill~ used very Large :ot. Out of high water. Mrs. Victor D. Gales, Ravensn~a nd t •the home of her Mrs. Dallas lliU, recently cele10 13 6tc IO·tHtc little l.H.C. Curn Picker, Cui- Central heating Inquire wood, W. Va. and Mrs. John a we~ e and Mrs. Homer brated his 11tb birthday. A~ c--::-::--:'-:---7=::::: -=---:__ tivator, 14" plows, 7 ft. disc, Charles Wildermuth WY Dunbar, . tending a birthday dinner were f H' • 1-o~F, Rnd four ron.,, furn, .. ne :~:ry • • "•• tf2- L.SMcKinley, urd M N W.1 Va.E Cp~reln 1rc e.s, ~ and llllfumished apal1 IIOUSETRAILE:R, 1~52 Vaga- Corn Planter, Manure spread· 2200 or " ~116· ~- c at ay - rs. eo a · Th y th Fellowship met his grandmother, Mrs. Dolly ~ bond 8' x 34' living· room, er wi·th Seeder Attachment, Lewis 830 Third Ave., Gregory ou 1 L W lie and h1'o great aunt and menta. WY 1--6484 12 8 tfc HOMESIT~. app~xlmately 2 T. Ba~e. ~ Gallia St., John P. at thee home ~ arry C•'rcle on o • uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur k!trhen, bedroom and Dath· Case side delivery rake. 14 ft. acres, good spnng 00 proper Hawker Rt 2 Thurman, Mrs. Monday evemng. _Present . room and h•lh. Lovely inler· tractor trailer, 50 tooth har- t,, lots , 1 sl•ade trees, locat Donald •E Reuter Hill St., Dixie and Carl Circle, Wilham Donahue, Help Wanted 240 ior. home for 1 or 2 1 row. 2 unit Universal milker ed on 0 . S. 33 near Rock Middiepori Mrs. Larry Edward Carleton, Rose Mary SelMlers, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson people. $1800.00. Ph. Mrs . and line, Esco milk cooler. 6 Springs Fairground. $2,51lll. R. Laudermili. 1010 So. Second Mary Roush, leader, and rs. and Mrs, 'olabel Robinson were EARNINGS of 155 • $75 week· Bnnker, WI 9-3303. I milk cans, 200 bushels of com, A. Finlaw, WY 2·2973. tJl.3.Uc St., Ml'ddleport, Edgar F. Th- Paul Sellers, a guest. C I Rl d M ly pn!'l.sihle preparing mail l0-l7-3ct 50 bushels of oats, hand ..Margaret Riggs, ar ggs dinner guests of Mr. an rs. lists fer advertisers in your . - - 1 tools, a few pieces of furni- ~'OR SALE-MtddlepurPe taJl. mas, 1511 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, to Robert J. CUrtis, Lela J . Herbert Shields. home. Choose own hours I'\INGER SEWING Mac hine. zig ture. --e """ .w. · est butldln•, •··ated N Carmen Renee Smith, Wellston Curlis, Losts, Pomeroy. Glenn wolfe of Washington, For to formation write: De-·, zags, butlonholes, mono- , At the home in Tuppers Plains Second Street, Middleport William A. Davis Coalton, Mrs. R. S. Manley. dec., to Eleaz. D. C. is spending two weeks at pa rtment Council _ 13, Box I grams, etc., without attach- at approximately 1:30 P. M. Priced for quick .ale. (D. Robert H. Burson, Rt. 1 Shadt, ady Manley, Neva Bolyard, his home here. 1 1763, S.S.S. Springfield, Miss- ments. Sews forwRr d an d I Living room suite, piano, II - quire at 0 b1o Hotel. . . . Mrs Walter E Culver South Donald Manley, Cert. of Trans., Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa ParsonJ ouri, 65305. 10 19 ltp backward . $37.61 cash or 7 brary table stands rockers 10 tf· tfc Pomt, an~ John Gregory SlauMiddleport. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ott Payments Of $6 .00 monthly . h · book' lamp's 2 rug~ .- ghter, Ripley. W. Va. Neva Bolyard, Clayton B o J. Boston of Racine to Letart, W. 1 GOOD OPENING In Pomeroy Available in blon d ' waInUl. or 3c clocks aJrs, 2 sweepers, s, ' meta 1I HOUSE ford sale, J'$3500. Six Births yard, Donald Manlt!y, Kathleen Va., Sunday I b th El d M I b thto visit Mr Mrs.d and Middleport. Full t1me l mahogany ca bmet. WY 2· beds an d bedding,. o.ld dress- Close rooms toan school, par1a Ham·, a 1.· Mrs. Cecil. Mass1e, . Rt. ! NorthManley to ea2a y an ey, Boston's ro llins er, Th • l n . 386 2204 10 13 6 Middleport. · . Donahue ey also business selling Rawle1gh · ___ .. tc crs, . wash stand, dmmg room · ton Street, Middleport, Ohio. up, son, 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Drew Webster Post 39, The Lots, Corwin E. Custer, Mayme B. Mrs. visitedArch Mrs.RoEthel at old Products Start at , ZIG :ZAG • 0 • MATIC, 1964 suite, glass. door cupboanl, II interested, write N. A. David Lee Lilly, Rt. 1 Crown American Legion, Pomeroy, Custer to Jennie Holter, Poart Baden, W. Va. once. Must have car. Wrole Sewing Maclune . Automaiical- diShes, cooking utensols, coal Bowen, Roseville, Ohio, or City, son, 8:4! p.m. Saturday. will m•et In regular session ~ of Lot, Racine_ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hay840 Rawlelgh, Dept. OH J - 1 . bultonholes sews on but· r a n g e, Kerosene Range, caU OX 7-7922. Mrs. Donald E. Reuter, 240 Hill Monday, October 19. A movie D. W. Kibble, A. B. Kibble, man of East Lela<'! a.od Mrs. , 208, Freeport, IU. 10 19 b I in d electric hot plnte,. Kerosene iO 16 6tc St., Middleport, son, 4'01 p.m. "The Story of American Wbls- Mary Ida Kibbl• to Layfayotte Earl Robinson visited recently ttp l hems,' fancy designs · Brand cook stove, sewmg machSunday. Mrs. Roher! R. Roush shown at 7,30 with Mr. and Mrs. Early Caato · ine, 2 washers, 2 sweepers, A "-1 Rt 2 Racine llOD, 12:41 a.m. key" ' will be bers ged Hetzer, 10 acres, Olive. t WOULD LIKE a couple or . new. Guaranteed . Trades ac- hand tools. Many other items uto ;JtO es Saiurday. ' P.M. All andm<mbri are l~lbl Lafayette Helzer, Lafe Het· at Evans, W. Va. lingle person to car~ for an cepled . Full cash pnce $42.44 not listed Some very old to attend ng a~. e g e zer to Ernest L. Kibble, 40 ac-- ·--=====~-. olderly patient. Live in. Call terms $1.00 week. WY 2·2204. items • FOR SALE: 1964 Chevelle !!upDfochorged veteran as a ~uest. Chili will be res, Olive. ' WY 2-3838. 1Q-17-3tc 10 6tc Koenig, Owner er sport, H.T. coupe, V8 Paitents ovet' the served followmg the mee tlng. Floyd D. Cleland, Della Cle0 1 ==:::::::-;;;;--;;:::=::-.:::· T . c h gine. Powergllde tranam1,. past weekend mcluded Edgar Plans have heen competed land to Ohio Power Co., 52 acre ELECTROLUX Sweeper, uses erms . as . the 9000 M Ch f llalloween masked party C I R tl d LOOKING FOR IRCURI paper bags, complete with Not responsible tor Accidents. Sion, R&H. Less D Thomas, John Krider, rtl . ar or a he h oa , u an . JOB' attachments. Balance due Bradford Auction Company miles. Owner in aervice. lea Borden, Mrs. Russell Ball, to be held at t post Ernest w. Stewart, Iva M. . ._ o • .,., - " ..,., 3 paymen!.'l $7.00 each WY 2· C C Bradfonl Auctioneer Phone Bill Grueser, WY 2- Mrs. Galvin R. Dowell and in· This Is lor Drew Webster (t Stewart to Melvin Sydebotham, 2204 . 1oo .. ~·~ """"~'~ ,,..., 10 15 stc A: Bradford, Manager 3874. 10 13 8tc !ant son, Mrs. Joe T. Bowen and members and their wl~~ boor! Mildred Sydebutham, lots, Min- - - - - - - - - - .,._ """"" ......,~ ..,..,., __ 10 l6 6tc Infant daughlll', Mn. Charleo girl friends) and will "" d ersvllle, Sulton. Sunday Sebool attend,_ on 01 ,..._ USED workpants, shirts, cov1959 FORD, 9 pao""'ger Coun- J. Denoy and lnlant daughter, on Satunlay, October 24, starting Oct. 11 wu 79. OOertnc was $26.92. , Business Opportunities eralls, and jackets. Carl Chev· PERFECTION Oil heater wllb try Squire Stati~n Wagon, au- Mrs. Roher! Shirley, Wllllam at 8 P.M. An evening of games WINROW WINS RACE alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. drums and fittings, Dayto. tomatic b'ansiDlsslon, power Pooler, Charles Fort, Jr., Greg· and dancmg Will be enjoyed. PORT WASillNGTON, N. Y. Mra. Fred · Genglein 1peD1 • 10 lo 30tp electric ocales, 30 lb. capac· sle•rmg, rad1o, heater, pow- ory Bane, Mrs. Junior Davidson, A meeUng of Post officers (UP!) _ Ed Winrow of t b e weekend In Indiana where abe ity, 10 ft. meat case, 1953 er brakes. Pbune WY , _ Holland Pose, Mn. Sarah and trustees was held on ~ New York Allllelic Club won atUI!Jded the wedding of her Ir Mercury, budy and chassis or see it at Hackett's Soblo Hartman, Goldie Law· her 13. Attcedlng were Guy the Metropolitan AAU 25-ldlom- niece. NOW IN FULL SWING less motor and transmission, Service, 10 7 tic renee Pickey, William Sunday, Guinther, Don Hunnel, Wayne eter (about 11 miles) road rAce Mr. and Mra. Ronald Gofll· complete course in radio and Robert Cowdeey, Mra. Kermit Milhoan, Elza GUmore, Paul Sunday with a time of .Oe ilour, ardt and oon, Bruce, of Colum· TRUCKLOAD television with all equipment. The Rambler Smith, Loren Mercer, Mra. Ceo- Case!, Kenneth Harria and 21 m!nuteo, 18.8 oeeondo. bus spent a weekend Wltb her UNICO TIRE SALE Charles Larkina, Long Bot· World StaDdanl ot €omplle!l il Beaver, WilHam Philllpo, The- Mickey Will!"ms· Memberahlp mother, Mrs. W. A. Morgan. ' tom, Ohio. 10 7 tfc EseoUence odore Beegle, Mrs. twph Sm· and various 1tema were dlliC!l8BMr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs ChMhlre, 0, Bfg car ....,~~~, rfda ud ,... der Mrs Shirley Campbe11 and ed. 1ng t1Je 32nd Annual Slate Con- visited Sunday altemoo~ In Inquire At Station GAS KITCIIEN cook ~tove, 120 formaiiCO. SmaD eor eCGaOIIIJ inf;nt ~ ond Mrs. Robert H. The 1966 memberablp II now veaUoo ot Jackson MIJ(J Oct<> Rio Graade wltb Mr. and WHOLESALE Davenport and ohalf, $20. 7 lnd maaageroblllty Bunon at 200 members. The Post quota her 18th, 18th and 20th. Mrs. Cbart.. Withee a.oo1 - . or Call PRICES cu. ft. refrigerator, $25. W gal • 8eo · 11 322. Membership dueo can 'lbo main purpo,. of tile COD- Matthew, electric waetr heater, $25.00. MetropoUIIII Motora be malled toP. 0. 8oJ: 401, vealion 11 to ucllango ldeu, Rngh BearbJ visited wltlt WY 2-2166 New 47000 BTU vented gas E. MaiD Sll'eet, PomeJ'01 Pomeroy. They will also be a<>- work problem> out together, Harold Hysell Monday eoening beater, $6li.OO also 70,llll0 heat· Pboae WY Ull'lt cepted by the lolllowlng mem· provide training tor both lead· at Meigs 1\lemoriai dlospltal. Regular tr-eads and mud and o;;now treads at lowest price. or, $70.00. Ph. WY Z-3874. 4 12 tfc hera of the membership com- era and tollowera, and elect new Dores Arnold ls confined to Instructions t>f the year. BU\' NOW. 10 13 6tc r, mittee · Doo Hunne~ Chatrman, tate 0Ill Meigs Memorial u....otal. - - - - - - - -- 1949 FORD pickup "' ton with Elza Gilmore, Heino Lind, • _, ' cera. U I. CIVIL IIRVIC. TEml SUPER SERVICE Nadonal Baoketball A"oclation or without 4 bunk camper. Micky WiiUamo, KeMeth 1181' STATION By United Prell International Bill Buck, Cheshire, Rt. 1, rls, Charles Swatzel, Guy Guln· :::""~..!'==.,•""';:.'.=! ~T.I.na :"":':t ~= J•c• w. Carny Easteru Division EM 7-7468. 10 19 6tp Several local famllles atten~- ther or Leonard Jewell. UIA· H TED~-A:::!"'..::;:~ 11nt11 """'n' ' Mlrtt:~nndt <J1 InN Mgr. WY 2·9932 W. L. Pet. eci the carnival held at tbe Tup. ft'H ...thi. ..._-...,. ...... • ...... ..._ .... Philadelphia I o 1.000 1964 .srMCA 4 door sedan, new pers Plains Elementary School Student Council GIS m ellak.. ,nm. -.,,-. •••Me• r• rAmer!~lkrll Wl'lr:to I - Boston 1 0 1.000 fully white equ1pped. wa.ns, snow heads, even~n~. A _____ •••••• ...480.. robu ....,. BurdetteWY FruIt Phone WY 2· last Mr.Saturday J8·59 ,_ . ·r'r···_-__.._...!.-~~.?.~~!~-~-!-!'_0~~~-: MAIL 1 1 .500 fAnrnl" ,.~ "'''"'' 'l'be APPLES, Farm. Phone Z-69?0 Cincinnati ft and Mrs. Clair Wonde and Tn'o at Meetina e 6247 6 o.ou ........, .l'omeroy, Obio, Rl 1. ' New York 0 1 .000 a er p. m. 10 19 12t CoMi Sue of Pomeroy spent an PT. PLEASANT Three 9 25 2Stp Insurance Western Division evening with their parents. Mr. u'!mhen of the Point Pleas1 ~==-==--:--- =::-:=;;;-~-;---;:.,-W. L. Pet. L" t k and Mrs. Chao. D. Wonde. •nt High School Student CoWJcil. ~ .I<IHNSON, ~ 1nsuraJ1eo WHY PUMP your sluggis~ set> Baltimore 1 o tllllO IV&I oc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ather- 'l'om Kin~. pre•ldent; Kerry Jar. Atii!OC!I', Ia. AD fOI'!DI ol Ill tic lank? Get Klean-Em-All Los An~eles 1 0 1.000 SOW AND- PJGS, Charles Ion and Mr. ano Mrs. Tom Yost rei!. vlce-presioent, and Carol ~ Jim Jotmaoa IDd Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- St. Louis 1 o 1.000 Blake, Hen1lock Grove, Ohio. made a trip t.o Colu.nbus and KP.gley, Sophtln.nre represents' lud Sinqwm. ......_ mark Farm Bureau. Po m- San Francisco 0 2 .0001 Phone WY 2-&1h, Sugar Grove one .:la)' last tive, alon~ W!th their arlvi~tnT. I 1 Ifill eroy, I 29 30Jo )Detroit o 2 .llllO 10 1fl 31< week, . Mra, Violet Gerlarb, Bftl attendi ; - . ......,... 111111 .. the pi'O(IrOm. Tile I....,, ABC-TV reports thot alter the ftlmlng ol lu bour.JoiW IJIIICIII "Sophia Lot-on In Rome, • whleh alra Nov. 12, were enbilnpd bttween and Pb'' D'Antoni aod lbo abow 'a pro. ISotlbla ------- ~ln5fer • Television Revue 1 Mr>. Henry Eichinger enter· PT. PLEASANT - Roger Ar· >Al i i! .. . . ~ ..... 011111 1 • •• A. • PT. PLEASANT - Randolph ta ined l:lt her home recently I Deal 18 Glenwood was .,..,. Da:to • PI:Jfolt... te. 1963 Tempest Pontiac $2195 ALUMIN!JM aelt-storing storm D. Punly, 54, Leon, Rt. 2, died with a parly honoring her oon, ;:'ted tor',., ;,p.,.ator's license LeMana 2 Door . Re d over whit~ ,f inish, &ood '.¥hltewall tire•, windows at prices ym cap Saturday night in Pleasant Val- Donald Ray , on his 6th bl~· and Improper registration tolr"• OoiJ""•"., - r"• UNo rtPt 326 cu. in . va entint-, autGm.att~ traM. Rad1o and beater . atford. Nothing down, up to leJ bo.!pital from burna auf- day. Carnes w~re playtd w1th lowing an accident Rt. ~ ..t l> .. , .,.,...... IIIJ lib . ......., 011 2 p.m. . ,., ,. , .,,.,. .,. ., LTI"ftf> '1'111>01"" tw A re.ill smart car. ~ years to pay Call WY Z.. fered when his hon\e was departy hats and balloons for near Glenwood Saturday ..... ...-...........ll... •••t ..,.. oM>" ""' . ...... ... ... . .............. lftooen:IOI'I Z874 or WY 2-5128. stroyed by fire Saturday at ap- favors. Ice cream, cu pcakes, 1960 Chevrolet lmpal1 . . $1495 Stat 10 n waJi'!on . VB engi ne, autu matlc t ~a n s .. ~a d to an ~ heater. 10 I Ute. proximately 4 a. m. and kool ad e were served to The mishap occurred when ... ,. r Q Luggage ra(·k, new whitewall tires, white f1msh, r~d mtertor. &u1Gn~·· ............ .,.,.~,., ~ ~ ._..,oe Purdy waa fll'8t believed to Betsy Amsbury, :\1ark and Rl· Deal pulled out in front of • IleotltJC ,• .,n~..o pe1 .,.<>,., ••• .... rabe in the burntns home but was chard Mora , Pam Kautz, Ltm· north bound vehicle driven b)l 11111 • """. 1' h .. lt ca. een'$1395 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door . latl!r found at the foot o1 a bill ann and Kathy NeweU, Sherry, William Jack Roberts, 42, Hunc ~ _e n l.. .... • nr" ,,, r ttr.. l!:ad fCHD Mtrer lr'ODBiel Vinyl Lrim , good tir et. , heater, deluxe accessonea. POMEROY _a ... room frame in front of his home where he Diana ano Vickie Epple, Pat ri- ington, and Roberts swerved to ....... oil house with bath gas beat- apparently rolled to smother cia Windon, Timmy Baum, avoid sLriktng the Deal vehicle tng, full baseme~t, large the names of his burning clothes Sheila Newell, Billy Amberger, causing his vehicle to turn over Jot (128x170), and out of and Dody. . Mark 1-Jawk, Dennis and an embankment. Roberts wa11 Coli W1 Wl'l. 0., • N(IM higb water. Down payment He was born in Mason Coun- Laura Eichinger and the hon- not injured and property dam, • tie $600.00, balance $35.00 per ty February 17, J910, the son ore<l guest, Donald Ray Eich- age was estimted at $300 to month. of the late Louis and America inger. Sending gifts were Low- . the vehicle. The mi shap waM POMEROY - 4 • room frame Wolf Purdy. He was a World ell Ridenour, Mark Hall· Nancy investigaled by the Sheriff's de house with porch, full base- War ~ veteran. Ridenour, Jeff Holter and Ma-r. partment. ment, eity water, 2 acre Jot. Surviving are two brothers. cella Hartman. d . the weekend PHONE WY2-2156 $3 000.00 Samuel C. Purdy, Leon, and p F K bl t Arrests urmg machines tiEATING, Plambtac. Maefler MIN,ERSV.ILLE - 4 • room Clifford Purdy. California. Fun· Mr. and Mrs. . . , ? en z according ro jail records were Middleport Aparlmen t. 5 rooms "iiNGER Sewmr "-~ Fantaea.· ArDold Brcldlen. frame houSt. with runnjno wa- eral services were held Mon- spent Saturday evenmg wtth Mr. Joe E. ue , av er ' Leon and Arnd M Charles Woode ~=======::;:=:'j bath and basement. on ground new SMt.50 up. ~veraJ used hi East Maio 81reet. PwD·-e an rs. · ld H • fl oor. New ly decorated , bard- macbinet~ at bargalD pricea ter, (tub and lavatory), gal!!l day at 2 p. m. in the. Woll M " M Denzl'l Clehnd o enry. Pt · Pleasant • both Lost end Found wood fl oors. automatic heat. The l"abrlc Shop, r. an ·'· charged intoxication. The Sales avy. Pb-. W1 1oM11. 7 ZO tfo heating, 1 acre lot. Price Valley Baptist Church the called on Mr.rs.and Mrs. Eldon ts with re made by the City Call WY 2·3200. 10 10 tk and Service, Pomeroy . Ohio with furniture $3,000.00, withRev. Paul Graham off1e1aUng Will of Syracuse recently. arr~s we UGHT BLUE General Electric WY 2-2284. I 21 tfe<li PHOTO Copying i!ervlce. Cot> out furniture $2,500.00. Burial was recently with John Pollee. all transistor radio Reward t nd in ththe d.church t' cern-I Visitl..... "'" 38 F URN I SH ~~ D apartment for 100 0 R1'denour at A·'land, Ohio, - - - - - - - - - - for return . Shir ley Mr Kmncy, 19~ TRAILER • • 8' with w1'th les ma~e o1 legal papera, RENTAL - 5 • room farm- e ery u er e Irec ~· rent , ground floor . 3 rooms attached rooms, lot birth record! and almost any house with running water. the Stevens Funeral Home. were Mrs. Buel Ridenour, WY 2·3560 85 S. 4th St. James FUdenour and John Wick10 .t3 6tc ami bath 381 S. Second Ave., b•,emc · J and out building, in other documents. Also !amiD- On limestone road In northMiddleport. Call WY 2-5262. Rutland. Phone SH 2-4431. ting in plastic, film to pr&ern Scipio Township near hnm. 10 6 Jfc Notice JO 16 6tp serve your valuable papera. Snowville Church. Free rent Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Newell - - - - - -- - =-=-= :::::-- - -- -- Renter ........... Pomeror through wlnteJ and ~prlng to of Columbus spent the weekend TWO USED gas ranges from t f ttc the right p.arty, with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart New. IDIS•U'ance II Dupl ex, 3 bedrooms. Suhgar school classrooms, I h r. e ---:::::=:::::;;:;;;;;-- c. c. CUCKLER ell. ---------canre • .os your "~ · Run area. Pomer•, P une yea rs old. Reflect goud care, AULTIUNEER POMEROY, OHIO Mrs . Lawrence Smith and h lllr'l llcenle! Call WY :1-2986 WY 2·3618. 10 2 tfc priced Jo go fast. Gall WY 2CampleU BOX !21 W'/ 1·3830 WSCS of the Methodlst churc Wli< -·5192. 10 15 tfc Cl1t1 knldJord 11 16 3tc Dixie Circle was an overnight Mrs. David Koblentz spent a met Tuesday evening at 1he iloi:sE for rent, $25 .00 month. fo'rfte, , _ • Ceoguest of Pam Davis of Letart day at the Lancaster falf . church with the program "A d Wam 773-5506. ~ley. Cltltun,l iT'S OUR pleasure to loan A. C. BRADFORD recently . Mrs. Hobert Newel1 was hos- Call to Prayer and SeU Denial'' Male Help Wante I IICb reVam:PPhone Mrs. Jim Patterson and son tess to a Fresb Silk party at led by Mrs. Dolly Wolfe a .. 10 16 6tc Carpet Shampooers FREEl lladao, OWe I 11 If<: vi sited Mrs. !Jessie Pa!terson ·her home Friday afternoon. sisted by Mrs. Naomi Stobart r • with purchase ol Blue lAistre of Pomeroy on Satunlay. Mrs. Harold Hawk and sons Birthdays of Mrs. Anna Truc:k Drivers l'RAILER lots for rent, cl ose Shampoo. Baker Furniture.j Mrs. Warden Ours of Bash- have gone to McConnelsville er and Mrs. Donna Hill wert Experlenc•d or !1 to Laundrymat and schools. Middleport. 10 13 6tc EXPERIENCED d h Mr Hawk is employed f 1 • Entered an, Mrs. RichardVI.slted , an . after w erespending with society. gifts rom mem-F:or Valley Lumber & Supply Among thoseHospital who entered son, of Mrs several days vis-• observed hers of the Attend~~ l Driver Cited After Wreck Near Glenwood 5 ERV I CE ° tb"! u~ BLAmNAR'S • • • • A.-IAII:I.IA ~ a,pCupokc 'If • :~· P!~ero~ s.l;- T~ Suf~ler, ~oved ~ere Trli~al .-..... ~ "Oreal Scott, Marth&I An :roa ti-Jlnr to will the war '" -verfJ alngf..h•ndod?" WJ EH RADIO -- · Property Transfers 1 ·~ 0 Drew Webster post to Meet Monday N'•ght • House~ ::-c==::c-:=;o __ . . ~ns monogr~ms, 1~ Le~nard ~n· R ck S , pnogs S • N dioc~arged ~me. OCiety otes c. -;;;========-,: FOR LEASE! 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News 8: lO Sports Today 8:11 Wtotber '' 18 Musical Clock 8:158 CniMI!DIIIJ Newt 8:00 Talk of the Ton US MIIOD County NOWI 10: 00 Public Service 10:11 F1m111 Worablp Hour 10: 30 Latdlot.rJna 11:00 Newa Btat 11 :Oil Morning Malodles except Friday, Church Bella Rinl 11:45 World Nowa 11:!15 Malon County N•w• 12.'00 Cumnumity Nowa 12:00 Local News 1.2: 10 Markolll 12:16 Weather 12:20 BulleUn Board 12:26 News 0 Grtma 12:10 County Alent 12., e Country Go Roond 1:0 NIWI Btat 1:110 Country Go Round 2:11 Ntwo But 3:110 Midw11 Ma!:inet 1'<15 Newa But 4:00 Dfsclng with Doss 4:30 Interchange a,oo Community Newa 5:05 World Newa S: 15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Mualcale ~:4!1 SI!ID Off 8A11JRDAY 8:40 SI!ID On 7:00 Be StlU and Know 1:1!3 Newa 1'08 Mualcal Clock 1:30 Nowa Headline• 7:32 Muslctl Clock 7:4!1 Word llld Te.silmony 8:00 Ohio VaUey NtWI 8:011 World News 8:10 Sporll Today 8:15 Weathar 8:16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. FootbaU 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 Newa, Army Hour 11:30 PobUc Service U:tlO News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12'2S News 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Ohio Slate Football 4:00 Dtscln1 wltb Do11 4,30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 N•ws Ro.mdup 5:15 Poblic Service 5:80 Dinner Mulllcalt 1:45 Sign Off TERRY at~. ..,...,e.. :t-11o61. - -""'"~....... "" :::..~~~~~~~~~~~ SPARE . IME .,- l FOR T .' - " ... . .... . ... . . ,,. .. " " . . . . ... . ....... . - ·- ... . • ... • . .•' •• ,...... . . - ~ ~ .• · . ) . '· ,. ' .... .. ......... ,., "' -""'"" '"'· -· ··· · - · · ~- - - - ...... .....·- ~··· ~ ....... ~ -·-.:.·, --. . . - ~~- --··~·.······· - · · · -- ····~ ~ . . . ....~.--., -r • . o JaU WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY B:OO Sip Ou -Nowo 1:011 Socred Heart Hour 8:20 Melga County RFD 8:211 Paul Bowera - Farm 6:30 Newa 8:33 Rev. Ra)'lllond Jones· Rei · 6:5> Sports Headlln~s" " tr:i7 Woatfter 'Ro\>lll'l ..... HO Newo 7:05 Tlny'a Cbapil 7:30 N*Wo .. ·· o · ' ., .. _ 7,35 Plckenl Hardware fTueo - Thura.) 1:00 News lloJ190 8:00 BiU Miller Show 8:00 Jobnson • Sbnp9011 llls. Show (Fri.) 1:10 Roy's Food Basket Show (Mon • Thurs.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.• Fn.) 8:4> 1&8 Super MtriiOI Show (Thurs.) 1:00 News 9:00 Coffee Wltb Janet 10:00 Grand Olo op'l'y 11:1111 Mloistarlal "'"""· :15 A.S.C. Proil'am • Fl'l. 11:15 Family Wo,blp • Tbu". 11:11 Mu011 Co. Ail'. EII.·Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop 11o45 Tlny'a Country Ilymno 12:1111 Noon Raport 12:11 Goeuler'a Guell Star-Frt 12:10 Larry Andei'IOII Sbuw 4:1111 'Jim M- Shaw 4:15 Blaetb!ar Auto Show t'l'llura.) 4:311 Local Nowa 5:1111 Jim MOOl Show 8:00 Slmoa'a Markel • Nowo a,JII Sundowa Seranada 8:45 Sip OH Sep&ombor 5:40 Sign OH October SATURDAY 1:00 S!ill 0o - News 6:00 Country Mualc 8:20 Country Jamboreo 7:00 Larry Andel'30n Sl»w 8:00 Pomeroy HI FoolhaU 8:30 Middleport HI FoothaU 11,00 Top Ten Show fDilrJ Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dutlonl) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 1.2:00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12 :30 Rev: Merlin Toets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (0SU Football) 1:45 Sign OH September 1:45 stgn Oil October SUNDAYS 1:00 Sign On - News 7:36 Sunday Sbowcase 1:00 French City Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour ol Deliverance lli:ldor Cline) 8:48 CongreoS11l811 Abelt 10:05 Sunday Chapel 10:33 WoshlnJIOD Reports tho ~eoplo u,oo Sunday Show 12,00 Noon News 12,15 CbrlsUalUI Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew PorsolUI 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups %:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 1:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country HymnUmera (Dan Haylll8n) 4:33 Sunday Showcase 8:011 Baptist Laymon•• Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:43 Sign 'lll September 1:45 Sign 00 October IF THEY WER!::Ntr MADE: OF SU::.H fnEAVY ME,.L ... YCitl'D ACON~ OY NOW! " " ' - WOMEN = . ;~r.::r._":t-;:n!. =1'"::~"=''='='=-~~-~~ r IF YOU HADN'T BEE-N ::ARI?'v1NG 1HE-5=. 1300KENS"5 •..AND Alfred 'ociety .Notes :nu: .~ a Br HAROLP GRAY • 80 • 1MP08SIBL11 '10 ~ LA'l'B l'CIIITar. 1W1 "IOU 'DUNSLATil MOIIWJ-Vm. •upp M: 2 BB'l'KBOB'l'B OH, PEAR--· HIRE CQ\IES TI-IAT PIS'Ij, /1\RS, SNOOt" BRANNIR �' 1-Dally Sentinel, J'Qmeroy-ldlddleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1964 Tan111 Day Nets AbOU t $625 In M I'dd/eporf SOQAL ' ettmg Funeral Services Ar H ld S d CALENDAR ersonal • • • e e••rvlcu UDforay Funeral Mrs. Mae Smilh, fonner Middleport resl· Th ird Friday Women1s C/ ub / E f rf 'necJ S n e Q/ Lutheran wIJIIIM tD Meet on Tuudoy St. Paul'o and St. JohD's [.u. lheran Cburell Womeo w Ill meet Tuesday, October 20th sat Mro. Even!tl Dalley en~~~: :~~P~·;m?~· in lhe Social Room al I. ed tbe Tblrd Fl'lday club Chureli. eveftin& . at ber bome Final plam are to be made St. (or the rummage 11alr, and eleeA abort bualne"u session tlon of offk-ers will be held. Pa,.. beld with Mn. Henry tor Joseph Kraly, will conduct a Bible study Bookthird of pres ldlng in the 8 bsence of tr on t'ng the on the president. A round robin Acta, concen a I missionary JOurney. II ofbeSt. Paul. w8B sent to Mrs · Cleland ed who 1s ill. Refreshments WI serv Games were played with by Mrs. Helen Holt. AU wor_n· rded M ld en of the ch~h ~d t he 1 r e.11 awa to wrs.u Amo gues'· M Bentz Mnf ~ are cordually mvlted · Thi! es, and rs. · group meets at a p:m · on t bche bel Mrs Beoou.e, Neutzlln& fi.efre'shm~t were served' third Tue.sday ev~rung of ea the hostess assisted by her month, Bible study, business ' ghters Mrs. Jack Kelly refreshments are a pan of M c' . Ho dl h U F'tesent each mee_u_n.:g_.- - n. ene u s e . _ were those named above Mrs. Bernlee Johnson, ver Erb • Mrs. Fred ~~~=~~~ and a guest~ Mrs. Ray ••• I . fltdJa, a.. born; ...... Japoo, byhYldlu Mrl.- FotTest Bachtel; Korea, by Mro. Gll!llll Lambert, and Menco, by Mro. Hatue Smltb. Follow;•• -.. .the eloslnfl hymo tbe benedlttf., vru giYOB by Mro. Shuler. Prayer cards Kllll offerinJ envelopes wW be dJItributed durinl the week. Moot!f lair ... eoo1 toQJ. Fa1r and cold tonlgbt. .Partly elolldy &lid warmer Welo<oday. Hlgb todfy IUS; low tonlll't 1%-lt, bfcb Wo<loeoday M-11. dent, who died in Chorlestoo, In Pomeroy OCT. It ln Middleport The annual Tag Day sponsor· W. Va., were held Sunday af- Mrs. Eugene Thomu In d 1be J .O.F. class of ~ Dave WiJey, Ohio ed by t.ht> Mlddlepcn Band ternooo at the Rawlins• . Coast daughters left Saturday for their ed Methodist Church will stu.den~ spent the week Booster Associatton exceed· J?uneral HomP with the R ~ v. home , St. Louis, Mo. after a at 7:30 p. m. Monday eveniDI with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ las.r year 's goal With apprOJ:- Howard Ruppelt officlatlng several days vlsit wlth Mr. at the church. L, R. WHey, BAS BIRTHDAY CAKE Jmate J \' S625 rect"1ved ac cord · PaJibt>arers were Davtd Oh- and Mrs. Everett Thomas. ocr. !t Roo d Don u---'•• fresh lng to \1r s. Don Mullen. chal1- linger Richard Vaughan. Char Mrs Nora Eakins of Dayton There will be a special -an ..-..ulh<&, Lawrence Dale Pierce. JOD 1. n 0 8 . · Le I · . at Ohto University, spent of Mr an•u Mrs. Lawrance na . les Bradbury , on Uvers, ~- is the gut>st of her sisters and ing of Middleport Lodge, lfeekend with their '"'~"' The rnont'y .don!l te-d b)i res!- is Sauer. Jr. and Gen~ Harns brother-in-law, Mrs. William and A.M. Tuesday and Mrs Wilbur Pierce~ Columbus, celebrated d~n r· and bu-:;me~s _houses of Burial was in the Middleport Killinger and Mr. rand M r .II. Oct. 20 at 7:30 p. m. The Mrs er. Kittle his first birthday with a love!)" 11 "" Lummunl!} 15 usE'd tor the I R1verview Cemetery . Out-of Georoe He;nes ter Mason Degree will be . · ~ ' . to-inch cake and many nice '· .P 0 1 t h P t.ml torrr.~ 1u n·'u and town relauves atLendmg · • vimted With her . aunt, M 1 s · urud:'t were ~~ ~:> William• Kennedy and ferred by Past Masters gifts on Oct. 10. He IS thI · · rs . . . Vesta McCoy th.ie past week. lil rwr ntT\..1·' · lJ 1 tt It: band Mr and Mrs Paul Smrth and son. Joe of Grove Ctty were Craftsmen of Middleport Mr and Afi. Geor e grandson of Mr. an d Mrs "•rch• B::~nd memtu:>rs ~res.;,ed m 'ions of Mansfield and Mrs weekend guests of her son and 363. A practlc-e session for nd ··hUdren ~~teve ~ill and ie Pierce, Rutland, Mrs ~thel Ihe __.ran ge and blark lttHturm~ ' Eli zabeth Paf\ion~ and Mr and !daughter-m·law, Mr. and Mrs. members participating in ~~~ I .. t '&uth 'Charfeston, Priddy Middleport ahd Garcum:a~sed the re'udennal sec· Mrs Kussel\ Parsons and fam- Edward Kennedy. work will be held Monday ev· . e o th k d lth land sinclair, Po~eroy . IJilns With band mother ' con lly ot Charleston, W Va Mr and Mrs Ashton Sayre of ening at 7:30 p. m. at spe.n e wee en w . ·taclmg tJusme'>ses. \Irs Don . · · k T the1r parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 · Fatrborn were wee end guesh Masonic emp e. F rrest Bachtel and • Mullen WO< " " "'"" b) Mrs. , ' of her moteer, Mrs. Frank Stewwill be served. R. D. Davis, 0 Tum Rue and Mrs l'a ~h Bahr. \" M Carol Bachtel, MJddJeport art. Mr. and Mr s. Willt' am boo!-llt'r president In planning .' H J m ''- · the . proJh't . I 01 IV Mr EadndJ Mrsh.. enryd Mroac Jm, Installation of officers of of Chester. They were 1m an Mrs. oac s oe G d 11 Off tees of the Columbus and OUf f0UP Kittave returned to thelr home, mona range ~n . a . panied ~ bY .M_rs. William . Southern Ohw Elertnc Comp· . .. 0 k ate Granges w1 shmg to be mson who VISited with Mr. The world wife missionary -" h d .~ Y1edJJalwn entrtled , ver- Youngstown today, a1ter a wee - ~"lid w>"\1 be Tuesday Oct Mrs Leo Smith and son · 1 any $t'rVt'"l..l as ea quarMers · romf' Your F';.tth," taken from end visit with Mrs, Homer Hol- 2•0~ t 8 m at the .Rock ny . , program sponsored by tile Woand wurkmg lhere were . rs . . 1311 h d b)' Rov 1 , a P· · · men's Division in the MethoLewis Sauer Mrs frank W!l - St ..\ rw. was rea · · er. Springs Grange Hall. Members Church was the topic of . G T . Mr~ ,L'p\t>m.:Jn c~nd a 81ble qmz con· Mr. a~d Mr.!. Mark McCowan are asked to bring pie for re· Mrs. Oscar Bastian!, Jr. eC $ scm. Mrs A. · one~ . R 1e.;;t conclurled when the West- of ChevJet, Md. were recent (r shm l childreft1 Wftld.y and Michl, at a meeting b eld Jame_s c_mwe\1, i\~~s . a;: • mm~tt>r Youth Fellowship of guests of Mrs. Homer Holter. e ens. G.. IIi polis, visited recently ew ICefS Sunday evening at Heath Meth· l'e. it here at year Headq,_.. Cu_nmngnam. Mrs. ~l('hct d \~~~ 11 1e F1rst Umted Presbyterian They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Council Daughters l.er phents, Mr. and Church In observance of Jor Kodak equip •• 1 le) · Mrs. Eugt.nt' Con t' sl c! 1un·h mel Sunday evenmg at Raymond Frecker and Mr. and America will meet Tuesday Lloyd and son, Mike. Harrisonville O~.S. No. the Week of Prayer and Self· Robert Burkeu, 1\lrs Cas 1 the ch1.1rch. Mrs. Roy Frecker. 7:30 p. m. Inspection will Mrs. Harry Stover visited met in regular sessJoo Denial October 18 to 25. 1 11 Bahr and Mr~ Don 'VItll l • ThP mPetmg was opened with Roy Holter Henry Bahr held and all members are week in Lancaster witb her evening with Wl.lrthy The annual observance Is Conlactmg busm~<:s P 1a~/' ' the ln.mn, "Stand Up For Je- and Horace Karr are deer hunt. to attend. Officers and the son, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Stov· Sharon Jewell and Worthy by the W.S.C.S., the were Mrs Tom ~~e D 1 s ws" ·with Lt>land Brow11 al the mg in Utah are asked to wear white er and family and her daught· tron, Vlrill Atklns presidliJI. participating in pray· 11 Jeanne . Cookt>. ..,1 " H ~r~ pi;1 ~u Edith Haptonstall read I Mr and Mrs. Olarles Jacks the team also white gloves. er, Mr. and frs. James Hub- The Chapter voted to and giving toward projects thy JPnklllson anrlb 1 r~ r; tlao s~1 Jpture lesson for hte ev· i and daugt.ter Dolores of Proc- luck refreshments will be bard and family . l96iu~~E.S. Calendars.ta in mission fields. 0 Schmoll. On t> ld b I torville were weekend guests of ed. ' Mrl. W. K. Wilson of Albany, wan~"ei one ~ay con c1 The meeting was opened with . 1 ~r;, ~nmg. band stuclf'nt s, ond ood~ 1 • Parlic1pahng in the Bible his mother, Mh. Lula Jacks. The Twilight Garden cJub will N. Y., visited recently with her member. a plano prelude by Mrs. C. M. Mrs· ·. Don Mu en l'XJlrP~"f' ap- · . 01"Jta Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bru ch meet Tuesday evemng · '-• . d h' k 1 th qurz were Seren Le w1s, at lh e slste r ~nd br other·in-Iaw, Mr . Cards were signed to Hennesy foII owed ...~ group prec·latwn an _bt .m ~ _or be Lewis Bit! Hapt onstall, Leland and Elizabeth and Delbert of home of Mrs T A. Hennessy, and Mrs. Glenn Lambert and to Alma Schuler, Elizabeth singing of the bymn, " Spirit of 11 11011 gE'nerous s giH~n Y Brow~ · Cynthia Mills. flrst l Mt. Vernon were weekend Butternut Av~. • 'with Mrs. Jed other relatives. Jins• and Birtie Wyatt and God." Mrs. Earl Knight gave town pPupclomn e " . K H ell , · , d'l I t~am; Kathy Lacey, E:dith Hapguests Gf her parents, Mr. and Webster Sr. as co-hostess. Johnson. the scripture reading. 1 \ , J111arn . u~ ::: 1 r · c 1 · • b f M M E rt\0~ '. . d onMrs. Raymond Knder . The Circle of the WSCS PI It The e[ectlon of offlcers was In the a sence o rs. . . 1 tonstall, Ruth Ann Lacey, 1 rec ~~; the b<:~nh program n nie Bachner and Lewis Sauer, 1 Mrs. Bryan Harr1s and daugh- the United Methodist easant Val1ey Hosp a1 held with the following results: Dawson, who was ill, Mrs. Guy ~ \Motorized ~ ' 1 epon sc 00 s. second tea~, wilh the . £irst lter, Patty of Reedsville, were will meet Tuesday at 7:30 ADMIITED: Cinday Lou Gil- Worthy Matron, Ellen Tucker; presided and presented ·\ Fiued . team the wmnf'f Th~ bus mess Saturday afternoon guests of at the church and all tespie, GrimrruJ Landing; Mrs. Worthy Patron, Dana Hoffman; the lesson prayer and described Drop itt tM Kodapai Ccwt•ldga. ATrEND (;ON\'fo:NTinN Imertrng was held wtth dues Mrs. Dessie Patterson. are urged ot attend. James Beaver, GaiJipo!is, Ohio; Associate ~atron, Dorll!a needs in mission endeavor Wind the motor, And Part ihoQtNEW HAVEN ~ These CN e~ eo!Jertrd ed 'thl Mrs. Bertha Hall left Thurs· The th anniversary Mrs. Carol Whittington, Buffason; Assoctate PFatron, J1m around the world. Several mem· lnQ. No focusing or othw acfin· 25 1 fla ven Jumur Womf'n's uu The nwrlinl-! was cos WI ·day for Athens where she has lo; Mrs. Ollie Raines, Leon; Mrs son; Secretarv. ranees presented readings OD the ments. filM advances ~­ membl'rs attended the _south· the hymn, ' Near the Cross·· emPloyment. Homebuilders Class of James Allen, Hogsett; J 0 y c e Treasurer, Amber W~er, projects and included catly. The ~ai lflslomatic 150 western D1stnd Cnnvrnt10n <~t and a prayer b.. Leland Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs dleport Church of Christ Ann Gilltspie, Grimms Land· ductress, Janet Bolin; for Children,•• by Mrs. Camera ta.kfl color or bkld~whirf' lrHllps, 01 color tides.. Barbcursvtllc W Va . Satur- \fr. ~nd \1"rs. Paul Haptonsta\1 spent the weekend in Thurston be observ~d Tue~day b ing· Michael Buono BentleyviJ. ate Conductress, Jean Bruce Lloyd; ''Homes for Retlr. Built-ill Rosh he&der , . . .... for L f h I . ' Oct · 20 wtth a dmner at t ' ed M'Jsstonares, · 1 " tnc ' lud'mg dea day, Octobrr Jr. :'11rs. A. . are counse ors or t e group. with their daubhler and son-m. le Pa.; Mrs. Owen ' Bonecutter, Tru stee E ugene y oung. llooh - · · Ovlftt ...,. lo Sprouse, Mr.~ James Cunn ing law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond c~urch. The P~lathea . Hogsett. The Worthy Matron cons and deaconesses and oth tlst4dcaoiJ<OIOI/ -~ ,___ ~am, ~\1rs . Joe) _Ro~sh, Mrs. DAUGHTER BORN ]Pullins Jr. and family and at· will serve the dmner at 6· 30 DISCHARGES : Clifford Deck· ~he ~embers for church wMkers, by Mrs. C. Jack :sJew<trt, .\k:. ()an Rou~h. d M St 1 B , tended the Lancaster fair m. er Syracuse · Mrs William m Frtends Night and E. Young; ''Residences for . . · Mrs Mr · an rs. uar rewer • -Mr and Mrs Harvey · ·vanocr• Zl ' ' · · 1ud'mg stU· :\llss France~ \\eaver. Martin Hogsett· Mrs Don her pro--tem oIf'Jeers. Young women. " me 11 Bo suro to sN oil of tho E ugene Hesson. \f rs . Roger f)) Route 1, Lan~sv1 e, are an. · · Th Worthy d k"ng . the blrth of a daugh Vranken and family visited Sun- Class 12 Circle of Heath . Bonecutter, Gallipolis Ferry; e new an wor I girls·• "Com · Kodak lnstamatic Carner· ' ·b Smk and Mrs Robert Barmtz ' nouncJng 1 . day afternoon with Mr. and thodist Church will meet Wed· Mrs. Archie Kimes and daugh- announced November 19 for Centers in the United os and Camoro Outfits on •let Am1e !\ anee 0 r .... er 8 at 11 · 1 ff' b M ~ J 12 5 m. at Meig~ Memor Mrs. Robert Ritchie and 1 on, nesday evening at 8 p.m. at t~e ter, West Columbia; Mrs. Wal- msta atmn o o Jeers. y rs. l'.lmerson on- display in tho Comoro 1 TO BRING ARTI~ .ES ial H!· 1tal Maternal gtandpar. l Pine Grove. church. Devotional leader ts , ter Hersman Apple Grove Viclc· T?e annual reports of •'SchoolJ and Colleges," by Dopartmont on t h o lot Members of the TwllJght Gar· ·P · M K th Mrs Carl Mattox and program ie Grate Rolland Archetta Hay- audit and Budget G. G. Zeigler, and 11 Hos- Flooor. den club are asked to bring ents are Mr. anu drs. tnt n• 1 lead~r Mrs Guy Shuler. Host· es New Haven· Bessie Smith and Trusteea were given servlog Mexicans in Tex· . .1 E Matson Rutlan : pa erna ed M Sh 1 1. arlicles for a Sl ent auc ton to I . d th, I M M aret 0 fC leIS esses are Mrs. Norman Way- Southside· Mrs. Richard Gil- approv . rs. n er. the meeting Tuesday t'\'enm~ at gran mo et s r11'1· arg t land Mrs p L Mitch Mrs. mour and son Pomeroy· Mrs Delicious refreslunents A silent prayer for the areas the home of Mrs. T. A. Hennes- II Brewer ol Langsv Me; g~ e~ Law~ence . Mi.lho~n and Mrs. Stanley Thornton and s~ st' served by Faye and listed above was held witb Mrs. 1 .sy. grandparents are Mr. 8 ,• •d TeJTY Byer. ' Albans: Mrs. William Jeffers. Wingett, Dixie. Duff and Shuler leader. Overseas projectsJ IN POMEROY -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;! James Matson of ta, an Waddell follow1ng the meeting. ,,. ted and ·ncludes !hose,.• r \1r Louts Riley of McConnels- ' The Middleport Literary Clu.b PSoluthsad,e; Trtsha Blair, Pt. w~e:re~~·~~~·~~:_::~:_::2,,.,,.,""'""""'""'""'""'""'""'~ 1 ' R. hi . f easan . "'e. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1tc e w•ll meet Wednesday a ternoon BIRTHS· M d M Tho· POMEROY OHIO enl~rtamed with a wiener roast at the home of Mrs. Walter A . · t r. :~ rsd h PICKENS ENI ''""1: 11 1 ·Friday at hom.e WaddeU at. 2ludp.m."MBooksL B to J,. be ,mas Mmngndo nM, r wJe ' aBug •· TONIGHT & TUESDAY 01\.lJGJITER BORN p· evening G h their . er, r. a s. ames ea Wt'llt'am Eugene Pickens , 1 g thell 10 "THE NEW INTERNS" Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Allen me rove onor n reviewer me e rs. · · · G 11 · 1· M n d '1 R•Mfte Sbn of Mr. B b h" 12th b" thda • hM t t b giv ver, a Ipo IS, aon, r. a , ,...,,,. • Michael Callen Barbara Eden Slohart are announctng the ' sori 0 • on lSI ed ~ by Rut , on ~omeryp 0 k e Mrs. James AUeo Hogsett a Mrs. William Nathan Pi<:keriS: Colorcartoons libirlh ul a SIX pound, 71,1 ounce ames were pay a . pr Z· ~n by MISS usan ar ' a daughter. 11964 graduate of Souther October 17 at es awar~ed to P~ggy Mtlhoan Lyndo.~ B. Jnhnso~, Man of school. has enlisted lit WE~c!b!~~~~fAY . Mernonal Hospittl, named Tan· and Louie Fredenck. A birth· Reason by Kurt Singer and j Navy's High Scbool Gradttstl• I NOT OPEN va Luann Maternal day cake decorated to repre- Jane Sherrod, prepared by Mrs. DIES SUNDAY Training program at Grea are Mr. and Mrs. se_nt a football field was s~rv~ Ben ~hilson. Response to roll I PT. PLEASANT - Charles i iLak~~es~N~a~v~ai~Tr~a~ln~in~~~~:;l FRIDAY Thru TUESDAY : frrrm•ll. Pomf'roy, and Mr. wtth t~ lunch. Mrs .. Ritchie call will be a comment on tbe Long, Pt. Pleasant, died Sun- I; October 23-27 I Mrs. Arthur Stobart of Antlqui· was .asstst~ by Mrs. Bill Grue- l program. Iday evening at Pleasant Valley Joseph LeVine's ut'HE CARPETBAGGERS Why Not Try tho ... tv. Lucreria Rhodes of ser m ~rvmg. . OCT. 2% I Hospital. The body is t Chp('f echn1rolor) I. is a great Attendmg were Ju~ and S~s· The Women's Associati on of mn • Wilcoxen Funeral Home 1 George Peppard. Alan Ladd. MISS AMERICA Bob Cumm1n_gs. Martha Hy- The Slobarts have two ie Heaton._ Jerry 0Jddle. Jim the Middleport First United Arrangements will be announc· er, Elizabeth Ashley , Ca rroll l'hildren, Ricky Allen, 8, and Stattl_a~, Mlke Elbertel~, :~: Presbyterian Church will meet ed. J B&ker. Lew Ayres Martin 1 dr Gilid_an. LarDry Rom1Wnlel, D · Thursday evening at the church. Balsam, Ralph Tae~er, ArC'h 1Tamm1e Jo, 21 months. me Robinson unny 1 , ante Moore : d Di ' Grueser Kalhy Mrs. Korl OWens will be devoHAS GUEBTS H d s. $ 99 Colorurtoon VISIT lN ME~GS , t~n S and Sa;ah Tuttiona! chairman. Hostesses will Mrs. George Powell and Lo:;rl~ _ ·• Running time: 2 Hrs 40 min. A<!mis!laon 75c & 40r Mr . and Mrs. Davtd \\haley u e, th u~hr o·ana Lodwick be Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs. daughter Mary Jordon and 1 1 and dclll(:l:hter, Florence, of lo-, ~e, Ka ' J acki Mora' Russell Lyons, Mrs. 0. H. Ste~ Mr. and ' Mrs. Clarence' Jordon I 1h WED. and Thursday 1 ! wa spent several days here eggy oan, e . ' wart Miss Mary Park Miss d f 'I 1 lied Odob•r 28-29 with friends and relatives Gl_en Br?wn, Louie FredenFck,. Susa~ Park and Miss Marthaii•Mn aWmlthy,l r~centTyboca on MIDDLEPORT. 0. NOT OPEN cent I M1ke Gnndstaff and Max o · . ' rs. 1 emma rna. our suslllle pricing ptllcy. .· y. mer. Adults present were Mrs. Ohhnger. ute~r~S~!~ar:;_:R~o~u~te~·..,...,...,...,......:J~iiii Milton Tuttle, Mrs. Woodrow The Afternoon Circle of Heath ,:; Mora and Harry Grindstaff. Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at t he church at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Waf. New Phi Delt House ter Hayes as leader. The group Dedicated Saturday will study discussions on the topic, "Our Approach to GeneMr. and Mrs. Oon W. Mms sis, Chapter L" Hosteses are ONLY jointed Mr. and M,.,. L. C. Mrs. G. G. Zeigler, Mrs. John (Duke) Bitler of .furm in Ath - Ketchka, M.Ts. Homer Cook, Powor Tools Door Hardware Stoploddora NO.OU Oown-a.lence •" ens Saturday where they at- Mrs. Carlin Keelor and Mrs. Complete selecWood or aluml· Complete line inConv11nleM fermi Dependable Pierce-Simpson Radios tended a dinner at new llntver· Herbert Chambers. tion of power cludma ltJck~ets. num. Several si· toohl. Power sity Inn. As low as . , • zea. AI low aa saws as lnw at The dinner was a part of a The Riverview Garden Club $1988 $3.85 celebration dedicating th.e new will eat out on Thursday even$3 20 ........,. $200,000 Phi Delta l'he<a ~'rat· lng at tbe Witmer Restaurant ,. ·pURNITURE CO. ernity house. Both Mr . Mills m Parkersburg. Members Wlll MASO.. W. VA. · . meet at the home of Mrs. Ern· ·~ and Mr. Brtler are alumn1 meru· Wh't hh•~d~!_t _"S~~m~ _ /. bers of the fraterni•y. The Bit-- est - ~:__ea a p. · J Mission program ' db y s Rev•ewe Church Women Medl'tatl'on on IF 'th' c· en Y hG ., WEA'I'HER I VOL XVI NO. 160 • 1 B b Ri h• • Honored Guest On h1's 81'rthday MEIGS THEATRE · II • · · ' Survey Of H f--ds• ELBERFELDS · · I r Tree Program nd . i J. L::. a;: 1 I 7 THE SHOE BOX You wdl be delighted wl' ·lJnit,'fl !'r•·•" il 1 Make us your headquarters. CITIZENS BAND 1 RADIO EQUIPMENT 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 FEATURING - - - , MASON _!:.:===========:======= on at tc lhe Middleport lers came spend Sunday Mills'. to Also Chooso From Thoso Fino Rodiot eJohnson eGeneral ePolytronics eHallicrafter eMobile Whips • Ground Planes eCable • Crystals • Accessories eSonar TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER CB COMMUNICATIONS FOREMAN &ABBOTT Middleport ENTERTAIN SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider entertained with a dinner Sunday at Uleir home, Syracuse. Guestsl were Mr. and Mra Bernest Bruch and Elizabeth and Delbert of MI. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill, Chester Road and Mr. and Mrs. V I c Cecora and Peggy and Michael and Miss Kathy Lahr of Columbus. Calling in ~ afternoon were Mr. aod Mrs. John Kr~ and Joetta and John, Chester Road. IS LA YMEN'II SPEAKER Mrs. James Brewington was speaker at Heath MetboChurch Sunday morning in observance of Laymen'a SUD-~ day. Mr. Richard Chambers pruidod. . -a qu•"et remi"nder I . According to the National Safety Council, 80% of all automobile acci· dents happen with1n 25 miles of home. Always buckle your seat belt. · Published to uve lives In cooperation with The Advertisine CounCil and 1he Natiamtt S~:~fety Council. GUTTERING Batt pouring. or blanket. Batt type only . 31fzc sq. ft. Full Une of gal· vanlzec:l gutterlne 17'12c ft. Sholl Brockoh 1 The band:p way to put up shelves. Only 98c oo, SPECIAL SPECIAL Roll Up Aluminum Awnlngo Aluminum Door Conoploa AlLOW AI- $11·95 As low A t - ' WIRE NEWS LOAFER I Advice Given BRI~Fr: 1 1 .:!" Wiater flome Ill - .f ~ - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1964 ~ FIVE CENTS former under sea-etary ol less inactive alnce last Febru-- succeed President Calvin Coolstate, and Allan Hoover. Hoo- ary when he was bedded by an idge in 1928, defeating Gov . AI ver's wife, Lou Henry Hoover, old kidney ailment and a res- Smith of New York . He bad died in UM4 . piratory condition. He had his served in the cabinets of PresiHoover, one of the great hu- gall bladder removed in 1958, dents Warren Harding and manitarians of W<E"ld War I underwent surgery for a Coolidge . and the post war period, lived growlb in his bowel in 1962, Thf' body of the revered el.. for years in the shadow of the and was st(icken by anemia der statesman will be taken to disastrous economic depression and intestinal bledding in 1963. Washington to lie in state in Ute which occurred during his ad- His survival after each of Great Rotunda of the nation's ministration. But he emerged a these setbacks h·as described capital after he lies m state for again in World War II and its by physicians as ·•miraculous." two days in New York 's St. aftennath as a revered partid· Ttrough it all Hoover continued Bartholomew's Protestant Epi• pant in domestic and J orld af- work on the fow·th and final copal Church fairs. volume of his autobiography. Final funeral services will be Hoover, who was 90 last Au· "An American Ep1c" his 30th held 1n his nat1ve town, We~ gust 10, had the distinction of book . It was published last ! Branch. lowa. fo llowed by hurl· living longer as an ex-president May. i al al the "iiat10nal Park un the than any other chief executive, The "grand old man of the J site of the small cottage whe-re although John Adams lived six IGrand Old Party' " was born a h~ was born. months longer in his 90th year blacksmith's sGn and rose to l But he was proude~t of hl_s than Hoover. His death left only fame and fortune as a mining services to Dem_ocratt_c Presttwo former pres1dents - Harr~ j_engineer. . . . dent Woodrow Wilson m Wo~ld S Truman and Dwight 0 E1He had a dt !-lt mgurshed ca- War I whf'n he headed up ._esenhower j reer of public service b~hmd lliPf serv1ces in Europe and dl.Hoover had been more or him when he was elected to tContinued On Page 2) I I · · · o&.. I 1 · 1 --. ;:~~ Council Moves Toward New Tanker Purchase 1 4 .oe..:c A fox, ldlled reeeatly by a man wbo was cutting brush iD the deep wooch. aboul 11 mile& from Harrtsoovdle, was found lo II< rabid by tbe fluoreacenl test, the local health department was nodlied Friday. Tbe man managed to ttU the fox with a 1tick, but since his bands were lacerated and the fox bleedin&, it was dMidPomeroy Village council vot· Should council go along wilh 1 would be made sometime early ed by bls physician to give ed Monday nlght to ask bids for its plan to order a new cab next year from the funds reserum for prevention of raba new volunteer fire depart- and chassiS, a 15,000 gallon tank maimng m the- fire equipment Ies. 11ds was the second fos ment tanket" truck as soon as will be installe-d on the truck : levy receipts at the end of floUild to be rabid Ill Meigs the .specification~ are preapred ·by firemen. . 19134. county recently. and presented to council at ils I Council expect~ the n e wi Mavor Charles Legar indieat~¥i1Mlli!!!H~..,t~Ekm~~cy-~ next meeting. . tan~er to be P~Jd fo r out .of : ed uie $4.000 being sought frnm Council Instructed Fire Ch1ef anhctpated recetpls of the fire 1 Civil ])elpnse Aid in the 1964 Henry Werry to obtain the equipment le~' dunng the nl:!:o:t spring flood , r·ould be a big help specifications on a '!l GVW cab four year penod . . 1 iin bu~ mg and equipping thto · , and chassis and also the next J It was agteed thai the first nev. lruck. a·-'Za---n..... on the nt>w trurk ;;,1.C.C iHUCU<<::< . n:tvment , • 1 ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NEW YORK <,UPI)-Rerbert Clark Hoover, 31st President of the United States and publiC servant to the world died today . He was 90. ' The former Republican chief executlve who occupied the White House from 1929 to 1932 succumbed to the last of a long series of grave ailments at 11:35 a.m., EDT. Death came at his Waldorf Towers apart· ment. He was stricken last saturday with bleeding ,ln his upper gastro-intestinal trtct end failed to rally. Physicians said the bleeding had caused an accumulation of tox1c products In Hoover's bloodstream which the elder statesman could not overcome. This morning his heart began to fail At his bedside were his two children, Herbert Hoover Jr., -.1/ <JJTrr..,_, I I lime, eo• llJHf tbelr WIJ ..... lllllel from tbe &r<lle .. .... oover, 31st President, Dead at ELBERFELDS I ( ;~~ ' tso o.t& "j . . _. . . b)' ..... _ . . ... llylq die r<oate , ... doe - ~:7.~~~-------------------------------D-~-"-~--T~o_T_h_._,_~-· ~_o_t_T_u __H_~~--~--__A_n. ________________ ~p ~ --------------------:- OESE/ f N Off• tl YouJ &oldn pltven,- enttn e t I • "' Harrisonville • NOW' YOU KNOW ' $5.95 < ' ByBilikam ·'-- � 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. 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