http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f26d99b1222b6e9b9fc5b875d0061151.pdf 5d57e650044d5f87cf51c966caa51ad0 PDF Text Text ' 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 24, Union Revival • t G Meetings will ~ et rng 0 ct. 28 B egin 'IPersona1. • • Rev u !'\ \1 1\ls, a native of ) ~ SH<H' U:-t' 111 1! II'-I fur l'nwn .1 thr e~· ange- '~. bl· Contribution Is Made 1964 In Pomeroy YEA'I'BEM Donations were made to the -.a bM:wz • -''hoat U,• American Red Cross drive and the Middleport Fire Department Emergency Truck fund when 11 e ltld 14 ..... killed lsi -~~ .. tlott Ualled Stotoo lut J- · the Loya l Women's Class uf the Church of Christ mN Thur!>day • at y meet -1 M d M H y Ogdin of 1evening at the church 0 1 ·1 r an rs . r.vang? l- C 1urn bus were rece nt guest s of A po. IIuck d'mner· was· hhe ld 0 1 ,•\'IVai . NOW YOU Uf'OY . l • ''·· enttr;;t. ~ a., . . . . ,... ...., 'heq. HIP loUr 'IMI, .... tonlp.t lUI, 7i. .,c " . .... '... --;. - - - -- - - - - - - - J... • ~:; - c':< - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 111P "' tdlf .. £ -·-' '; 0 wgs 0 1, lht' S\iUCu~e l11 i Un11 ed Rr(·lhren f1rcuJ!. . \1 RF G prPct"dmg lhe mePtmg Wll an . d thf'Jr rousm. _ rs . ra ve, Tht"t' rnet>t mgs v.tl\ be hf'l d d J A arrangement o1 ye 11 ow mums 1 11!t'r "rs \y em 1mg · h. th o:- !a ble ::~ · tht' Rt'll .~rw Cllapel 1 Dorc·asl 1 ' 1:md w tie tapers or1 Hari ne on Ede_n. B The Rev and Mrs. Donald 1.,1, , rllilt>S t·:J c:l uf Vtdor rown wa s ~es11 d ' '\ ' crk R~>rllt' 12 1 lktnber 28 to k , "' . Day Htcks , Mrs. Carne Hall , an 1ur LA.!yman . spea er s . M b 1 H 11 I \ot\ ll .•· ~ 'In p rn mghtly . b , d • M1 ss a e yse w~re gues s. lht' . As ury h ;~1e 11lO 1:S 1j The mem be rs WI'II meet at 'h Re1 \lrl l, ;\r\1 bt' spe <~kmg <H . e 1 0 starrm~ 11r1 \'r11 1 t• nd wr l\ speak church ~yrac u se. t ers _pac~ -IC· church Oct 28 to sew carpet 1patmg m the serv1ce wet e art'l't'f\' n1~h t trrf'iurhn~<. Sunday, .. W . rags an d mem be rs are t o brt·n·>;) \u 1 · e ThP rao.;tor Rev Paul 1rol Nnrrts and C. B. d eese; k ·1 s;Jck lunch . Mrs . Leo Childs · · MrandMrsEl on\\ ees l •• •·lod tt A Sei i+-'T."- 11 11\ h10 thr "Pf'ak er , G · St h 1 report~ on lue o sen o ami \ltss enevii'Vt' o ar · 'I r th 1 t M tor the 11r-.t four rllghts . ·· . . . G· . thf' Jam1 '! o e a f' r s. . , Wt'l'e Fnday VISJ1ors m .a 11 1- Pearl Graves. Rt'v \1tlls lw~ had eXpPnrnt·e lro 1ls , I Those reported on the sirk .:~~ ,, radio pn>.J('her. being 1he j H_ubt'rl ~ Pullms !If Thurst on rlist were Mrs. William Kitchen, srwa kt•r H\·•·r· n \olu mhu s Sta- 1a mved ~ nd~y a~ternl~n for ~ , daughter of Mrs. Robert R.o:-itwn l11 r .!.~ \P~u·s . For 28 yen rs 1weekend vrs lt w1th hi.S grond 1be l, who is in Chillicothe City he was IJil<;Tor ol thr Avonda le pan•nl s. Mr. ~nd ~1rs . Rollin Hospital, Mrs . Paul Davis imF: ll B l'hun·h in Co lun~~~~c lle l l:lf'Hrhs. . provi ng from a recent illness. was ell'drd to the pusttJon of ~1r s Jose ph Raub and son, The Rev . Mr Hicks reported Conft'renee Supenntt'ndrnt ul' .Jack ;rre vi si ting in Carr~ll, on his recent visit to Mrs. Em· Oh1n So ulhPas t Con lere1w e. dntl ~·Ia . l'oilh her dau~hter , Mtss ma Bissett at the Hillcrest Rest tn thi '> capacity he serwd unttl Sue Jt·an Haub and other relt · Home . he r<' ltr t'd beeause ot il l lwallh lrvt·s. . . The sex! meeting will bt> held about 1wo years ag o. He r ~ now \1r . and \ Irs . E_has ~Illes and Nov. 19 a week earlier, because Jmng at Buckeye L<~k e. \lt . <:~n d Mrs Ons G1n th~r at. of Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Rev. ~ i ll s is recognizt•d for tended the Lanet~stel faJ_r on William Bradrord. Mrs. N-eva r preaching ''m the Old Fash rnn- Thursday and Saturday ol last Mrs . Herman Lohse, and Mrs.[ ed Way." . Prat' u ,.. Will iA m Reu.ter. 1\H'f' k - - . . - - --- • Mr. and Mrs. We~ y ne Prmce Mrs. . , _ ~..,., ~ .... and Mr. ami Mrs. Sherley Swan L en t~ --- ...... --· ol Lung Bottom and Mr. and Wi lli · Mrs. Sammy W1lson of Huck- prog ingpurt attended the Pumpkm Chrl ,,_ (esl rval at Circlevllle Thursdty Rou: TO NIGHT & SUN DAY nml al so visited Mr. end \irs . for 1 Dou ble Feat ure P rog ram " PT 109 ., I n cwa Massar. by l\ Cllff RohE'r\son 1 ory (T1·chn rt·<tlor' ,._, JJI'dal St>r vice is Sm h d chur • VOL XVI NO. 165 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT; OHIO 'Copter Crash - i\l,,v:iJJu:.:: · Takes Lives BRIEF · · .Of9Marines I I 0 ' • ... WIRE NEWS ' ~Jilted freto• .. blft•ruati•l• ul ·1.' HUELVA, Spain jUPI )-Nine U. S. Marines were killed today when two Navy helicopten col· , lided in the air during • massive amphibious landing rna· neuver on the beaches of south- MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1964 C•' ~ •' - -- - - - FIVE CENTS Top Candidates Head !For Ohio on Tuesday ·~"'""""'· 1 SUPPORTING ROLE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Mon Saturday "A GLOB ~~ AF FAIR" Bob Hope , Yvon ne Del' a! lo A ttt>~uiPd b y Group WSAZ - TV Channel 3 The senior choir and seve r ~ ! : membl:'fs of the Mt. Moriah M Baptis t Cli urrh attend{'(} a spe- ed cia l Wom<:~n's Day service at eveJ 1 __ ___ _". __ _ _--1 MEIGS THEATRE POM ER OY OHIO the Fi"t Bopti sl Church in Ave Hwl rngtun . The Rev. Ny le Bor- Joht den. pastor of the local church, Par was the guest speaker, with M r~ TONI GHT THRU TUESDAY special music in char ge of the I Shu_ October 23-27 Jo:ie ph le Vin•"& Mr. :\lonah Church. Mr ~ "T HE CAI<PfTBAGGERS Choir members attending F · (Technilo lur l George J-'eppa n ! A l ~:~n Lnd(l. were Mrs . Ca mp ll'i'il Ha rper, pi-1rcl't cm ist. Mrs. Arnold Ri chards, ing. l:loll l'urnm mgs, Mart h1l Hy er. ElizabP1h A::;hlr:y. Carr ~l l I Mrs Con Young,. Mrs: . Carl B;o ker. Lt•w A_vr('::; Ma r11n Wtlliams, Mrs. Juha W1lhams, Bal!<am. R<Ji p ~l TaPger, Arch I Mrs. Irvin Baumgardner, Mrs . f If' 1\loo rc Oscar · cou Ca lorc::art oon I Pansy . Ba nks ' Mrs. Runnin~ ri me: 2 Hrs 40 min . Hardaway, Mies Carrie Ward , rot 1\ d ml SS lOO 7~C & 4 (k James Hughes, and Arnold offi W ED a nd Thur"SdiY Richarls. pljr October 28-29 NOl OPEN Others attending Included Mr~ CIIJ i Nellie Winston, Mrs. Naomi 34. ry, tiD< VOl Va na ant Romodoli"!! is tho answer! You can han more living IJHI'I in your hamo 101ily, quidcly, and oconomically, ROOM ADDmON A new room can be added to your home that Nill provide additional living space. No monev down and easy monthly payments. NEW, KITCHIN Ltt us show you how you can have a new, modern kitchen, with all the work. saving con_,eniences. No money down and easy monthly payments. IN HOPE PIC HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jcr· emy Slate appears with 8 o b Hope in the comedian's new picture " I' D take Sweden." 10:00 Underdog 10:30 .Fireball XL5 11:00 Dennis the Menaee 11:30 Fury 12 :00 Exploring 12 : 30 Touchdown 1:110 NCAA Football 4:00 Great Moments in Musle 4: 15 Pete Smith 4:30 Destiny- Yoor DecisiOII 5:00 Mr. Cartoon 5:30 Mr. Magoo 7:110 Porter Wagoner Show 7 :30 Flipper 1:00 Dealll Valley Days 1:30 Kentucky Jo1101 9:00 Saturday night al Movieo 11:00 Late News Picture 11:10 TV 3 Weather II : 13 Sports 11 :20 Films of the '50's CLINT RETURNS HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - CUnt Walker r eturns to Warr1er Bros. Stl·"'lo where he made his fame .as a television star. He'U appear In "The Whip" movie. 7:00 TV Classroom SoOO Mister MByor 9:00 Alvin Sholf 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10 :00 Qu1ck Draw MeGraw )0:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11 :00 Linus The Lion Hearted 11 :30 The Jetsons 12:00 Sky King 12:30 My Friend F1icka 1:00 1 Lav• Lucy 1:30 CBS News 2:00 International Traden 2:13 Saturday Matinee Movlett 3:43 Great Moments In Musk Bowes .... 4:00 NFL Countdown to Klckofl _Danny Thomas' first NBC • ~ :00 Jubilee ' TV appearance under his new 5:30 Early Show contract for full-huur color 7:00 Lawman specials is schedulnd Friday, 7o30 Jackie Gleason Nov. 13. His guest stars include 1:30 Gilligan's Island Dick V"" Dyke, Juliet Prowse 8:00 Mr. Broadway · and Piccola Pupa, and Fran!< 11:00 GUDBmolu! DeVol and his Orchestra. 11 :00 Up-To-The-Minule Newl 11 :15 Weather Notes 11 :20 lolltllon Dollar Movie. WHTN-TV Channel 13 1:15 Neighbors 1:30 Pat and Mike Church of Christ Buffalo BIU Jr. Shenanigans Annie Oakley 11 :00 CUper 11:30 Beany And cecil 12:00 Bugs Bwmy 12:30 Hoppity Hooper 1:00 Allakazam 1:30 American Bandstand 2:30 Let's Dance 3:30 Adventure Theatre N~ Great Moments In Music 5:00 Wide World Of Sporll 1:30 Big Time Wrestling 7:30 Outer Limits 1:30 Lawrence Welk t :25 Democratic Nat. Com. t:3o Hollywood Palac<i 11:00 Movie t :OO 8:30 10:00 10:30 Your basement or attic can be easily converted into u..ful living space, at a minimum of exJHnM. No down and easy ,.,It oror your pfa•• or .,...,, "'" .,. Jiat'a .,., In anti wlffo ••• lo ••r roproHn,.flra coa,.cf you. lT PIGURBS - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Folt linger Burl !Yea etaims l>e'l .. foond 1110<0 Bllll)entiC folk I<IIICI- ~ Ill clllet lllan lri tlle ~­ )lecauM, "elllolore fl;ll . , _ . try folk ..... lwt 10 olnC . . .. t".. .t, 1 ~. ......w' ' . . ·.·' ' " •" ·~ · ·' ',1·· · · · · "' ' ·'· ·· ~~. says. ''It wouldn't make anJ ' ill these facts about Ute series. all expressed by .Monash: New characters wiU be lntr(llo duced from time &a timtj the log · !let o( plannina: par&teulu llhowo for bolidaY1 (like Cbrlo~ mu) are too difficult, so tllere wiD be none; tbere are U sll& lar sbowa beiBg plan n ~rl by Otll· er studios; there Is really verr Uttle simUarlt,- between tile tolovlsloa oerlea .and either I b o on&Jaal uovel or the movle. JIBST FOOT FORWARD-Susan Klmbrlel, 9, of Mason, Tex., makes heifer, Tlo'• Polla, put her best foot forward at the Pan-American IJvestock Exposition In Dallas. susan did ouch a good job that her holler won the champion female banner 01 the Junior Charolals Beef Caltla Show. RADIO • TV NEWSREEL: The entertainment world sadDick Clark Is the host of two dened with the passing of two of its all-time greats: Comed- shows - one OD the West Coast ian Eddie Cantor and Compos-- "New American Bandstand er Cole Porter ... Eddie will be '65'' - seeD Saturdays on ABC. featured on "The Chase & San- TV - and the other In N e or York City "Missing Links" born looth Anniversary Radio Show" Sunday, Nov. 15. Sbow seen ont he same setwort Moowill be headlined by Edgar Ber· day thi-u Friday. Each week be gen and Chal'lie McCarthy who logs ten hours flying time travwill present segments from the elioi! bet,...,. tile l'lfo eoasto. original shows sponsored by C Bus be gets little sympathy from Ira Sldtcb. producer ol a. s. Amons those featured will "Missing Lints," wbo spendo be Fred Allen, Mury Pickford, Don Ameche, Rudy van... Jack 15 booro a week. commuting . Oakie, Nelson ~dy, Charles betweea his home Ia ConnectiLaughton and Major Edward cut and ABC-TV's New Yorl< WCHS-TV Channel 8 Homeowners are enclosing open porch to provide extra living space. Glass in Winter- Screen in Summer. No money down, easy monthly paymenta. <Continued From Front Paa:e) sense, economically." You .nay be mterested 7:30 Down on the Farm 8 : 00 Popeye & P als 8:30 Hector Heathcote Be Ch Sn M> Ch [ Sturges, :23-y e~ r-old son o( the late director Preston Sturges, will appear in a supporting role in •·Synanon" for Columbi a. Schlop? Cotten Does/tWe/1 ' ••' .. > atudioa . .. ABC Radio'• Don McNeill's Breakfast Club wiD originate two of its shows Oct. 28 and 30 OSUPollHas LBJLeading By 2tt per cent / from St. Louis ... ADII You Thlnlt You Have Problema! NBC will uUtlze a staff oi!O,OOO to cover tile Election results oo Tuesday, Nov. 3. Now, wbatta payrolll .•. The American Academy ol Dramatic .vto just morked Its 80th birthday by openmg ita new home, a •COIJlPI&ely refurblsbed historic Jand,mark at 120 MadiJOD AVe., New York City. The school's sl•-s~ quarters, orlginaQy deSignOd by the famous Stanlord White In 1ll0'7, will acconunoclaie the lllfgesl sto>tlent enroltmel)t In the .Academy'& eight decade blstQry ... over 1,250 Jtudents. . AI the end ol Uming of ABC. TV's hOur-long special "Sophia Lofen lD. Ronie" Thursday, NoY. 1Z, gilts were ~ed .,.. tween Sophia apt! Phll !>'Antoni and NOrman Baer, the stiOw~J producer.. Phil aiid Norm I!'~ seated their ~ sial' tilth ' an original Olaf creaU,on and . the loyely Miss Loren presented each with a klse ... Dan Th.omQs & Son '.-- 6:30 PACEMAKER 6:40 11:15 Mrs.Boboof Hamden Dies WE.ATHER 'REPORT' 0 . -~,;. ' .' . '. ' 0 0 • 0 .. '0 �. ,_ ) Today's By Waylt G. 8raadotodl, M.D. lJ~Jediral Heport A-Athoo&h the matntenAJ>Oe ' lhem, 1 would llY that IUsh...:\d shollld cantmue to Uver Oil contam and wl\y " age adult is •. ooo units I cloy, toke the c· pacl• •• lonl as Jven" Wh} does Yitamir A vitamit. A potsor .. ng occurs on· Uley help bim Six of the ten southern Ohio 70 , $157,869 33, $171 ,036.83. g , hair to fall out' ly whea a person has taken countiel &bowed increase• in GaDla - $11,680.1t, S10,5ll.l8, couse one s . th $81181U2 186 879 24 1- thought aU vitamins were .lOO,OOOumlsaday for several salestaxcollecttonsfor ehf~ . lrll $1880.23$10041 Without ha:mtul sJde effects. month s I week per\od ending Oct 17, 1964. Hoc og - 1 . . .~ Q--WbaL vltamin does Cllre& cod dose of viw.n.m A for the aver-. carmeI Politics ... At a Gla Six SEO Counties.Show Gain In Recent Sales Tax Report ~ I ' I th f his . to lborltadv ~ ~ WASHINGTON tUPI) -Sen. thai hove :::are e ;:-"sa~ he ~~1• til=~ he baa •' dillo.it to Barry M. Goldwater ~ntered the final week of his drlve for tile Whll H tod with •• ~ .?u:;h1 ay , I no surpr ses s campa gn campaign . . score an no~ plan to make aol camWal• Johnson palgn !SSW of tile case did u set vic'.:L. on Np over • ~J ~ ov. "• - - Ill ter W ' kina White Houseoverwhelmlna · one. - .h . i .ed after his ar ... A-Cod 'I• oil conta ms . They were Gallla, Hocking, 97, $7ll.170.12, $72,SOO.II. bol but convinced he has aide w o cha ~ LAS VEGAS, Nev (UPI) vitam in D, th< VItamin tllat t Q-My -b"' lw a peptlo • Lawrence. Melga. Pike an4 Vln- Jockaoo - $8.4.13.i&, $1UIJS.• chance 10 defeat Prukitl>l ~.:!; mon' rpo wao l'onn•r Vlco Pros~l Rlch;j 113 121 13 your body manufacture from I ulcer He he ca use ton. Three counu~· ... NMing t.' • ·~ ·:·:~:· $11. J~ bll oldentlal c Tht. Amolll 10111141', aooord· M. Nlxoo said Sunday thai sunlight. This Vltamm IS g!V· t: usue l anC. cream .ilet behlnd lalt years flCUJ'el for wreuoe epu can pre to "while much of Ute world .. en to prev~nl n<'kels. It 1s because 11 .1o1estero• Is so the fiscal year. '!bey are At& S90.S?, 11$.52t.04, 177 • .:- lllomlnte wu scheduled tlWilinl toward IOC!Ililm 'Ill 8 p1osolble to &et vitamin poinsoo· htch it ln........ tile danger Mr. and Mrs. Buren Dunean ens, Scioto and Villton. ' f7M:.,ta. .1'1. 1;'.1 " : · ld!i: sbaulcl be turnlnc mg fro:n ,oo laree a dose of of cor· narv Mart dl.,ase for of Columbu• visited Mr. and Ftcures showinl the collet>- ~ . ' tl) ti5 . ~ 181191 :....mc'er, tradiUOIIII Madllan dom." elthu VI!ami A or D. uleer pallonll. Havt doc!Otl Mrs. Douglas Clrcla •"" l!ml· !lORI lor tile two-weeka perlodl $44 I~ 7S ' . ' Square I rden rally In Now ~ees In ... atldrt• 10 I RepubllOne effect of too much come up with a new ul< ly Fridoy. endln( Oct. 17, llle4, .nd Oct. t26 03 j 71• f2t 41141 y t Cll; tollllht a •• can aatllorlnl. Nlzoo crltlt:llld vilomin A is coasrelllllE. 01 the uoel? 19. 1863, and for lhi ftocal .... :118 - 7H S2 ' . ' or h __.. " Gold prGitlllll of PrelldtDI Jobn•·'jr and a tenden-.;y for the ' Twenty eliht were present July 1, 1984 1nd ......,, · r ' · ' ul lvt no ..... tu.MI, • son'l admln1straUon and llld. hair to fall out. Carrots, milk A-Maoy .HICion r.o longer Sunday School last week. 1, follow : Scioto - ~,00.&2, t41,41T.U water told newamon SUnday a!OUDCe tile Qoklwatar-Millor llektl wu •nd egg yalk art ,.,,.,ent oour- use the old milk and cream Mr. an4 Mrs. Geotp Albeao _ 1321,!1111.71, S3!0,411111. lor ll)llna back from Weot "ealnl lata otrebllh, ces of thiJ vltatnin. It II Wite tll.t In treating peptic ulcer and lamlly of Ashland, VInton - $2,&17 .1111, tl,811.78, Branch, Iowa, whert be attend· MABON - The Woman'a Soll& . tc get Joor vitamins through a Lecause they hellev•. !hal It and Mr. and Mrs. James . tll,&l3.!9, t=,otl0.81. td lunual aervtoeo lor former clety of Christian Service of OMAHA, Neb. ,<UP!) - N• .lanced diet rathe· than sltn ·1iolf acid ' "crell011 m tile cle of New Haven. W, Vo., an4 CoUecUon of m- Yahlcla, Presld..t Harborl Hoover. the MIIOII Mothodlot Church ltraaka'l waut DtWIPIPif· lila lhrou8h •tllmln oont,.!llrattl. stomach. lnslead, they recom· Mr. and Mro. Melvin Circle of housetraller and uoe lUll In Jtaldu ~~~~~ 111"" wlll join more tllan 1,700,000 Omaha Wurld·Herald. Sunday mend ~ fatrly llberal bland Sprlnglleld were tllnner the ten counlleo ahowlnl 1 h a Goldwater llld bo oxpected "' Methodisl women lllorouahoul withhold tndtroem•nt of 1ltbar 011 the IUUU America thio week in oboerV· preoldenllli candidate. A-Doel IUIDI vitamin p!Uo diet .with fetd"ol 8 of P Ia 1n of Mra. Mary Circle filurtl for the two-weak period caUH one 10 ealn weight? I r elatm between meals, Mr. and Mra. La•renco endlna Oct. 17, liM and for tho inlthelr ID!Iu&l "Call to Pray· The newspaper whl<!ll endon·• mean by lnCI'talin& one'o h d of Laurel Clllf opent MY RIU.RTFELT PRAYER fiscal year atartln& July '· 11181 er .nd Self·Denial." do sed Republic;,. Richard M Ute Q-My huollaDCI has a with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Deor Lord, II It bt Thy will, lollowo· Atllw _ USUO fl3. r ' 0 P)"' ••.nino wlll '"'· repeated blood clota in hlo and family. Guard and kelp ma Uvlna 835 U ·Gallll _ ec~'t41:91.• ..;. During the obaervance Meth- Nixon In 111811, said n~~er al ht r lego and he is lakin~ Ronlacol atlll · · ''" odlot women gatller In their ldent Johnson nor ..... rrJ 1 ly ..... a g n ln::'Thoe••p•ules. What doea thio drui Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thru the darlmoll of lhlo 214.12.~~-tl, • kiy,j" churches or elsewhere forM.Goldwater"haoreveatedan 828 ·47 $so1 ~ L.:.:.~ 1 ";pro~lll:o;:,y";::~l ,h. 11 to Will he alway• have to and dau11er of Pomeroy night twa eVl!nls, a proeram meeting Impressive, llllplrlni s i i 527 ;:Vont vitamin deficiency di~ take It? Tuesday witll h... parenta, I'll wake' ud ,.. the lllhl 5B. Mello _ for Interpretation of mission ship." ch u beriberi scurvy and Mrs. Douglas Circle. 8M 49 • t42 54141 Plk _ t4. d projects to which money from pellagra · · ::onlacol t Keep thouahll upoo Roa:.:d.=t!:r:i Q-1 liD tokiO& a capsule ~~nr" stlonr:ndili!, fo~ .:;~\~h Mrs. Mary Circl6. So ~'II ~evu !tel afraid, 10l1.15, flllll,tlU&. Scioto- ,11, SWlday vlalt4ro at the home of rA' prayer, medltatlon, hymn• JohniOII- Jlokloovtlla, Fla. that contains :1$,000 units of 11 i' , larterioacleroslo Men· Mrs, Eunie a.rtnker and Help me think of othera, too, :::· Vlnloaand Mra. Am- and a silent meal. Aquola and Ge., IIIII 0 vitamin A. Would you say iere· r ;,§e and varicose ul· !lam Carleton caUed on While my 'tb.ouahtl art flted ' en 'l1l pl'OII'iiD Cor women of Columbia, S. Md thio wu a masalve dose when em , are chronic, and since Gary Barnill family on You. 1 Mr. ond Mro. Vlrill Story of the Area Methodist ohur- Goldwa:;;l- dd U.ken 01111 I parlod ol years? . eatment cootrols rather tlllll averunc. Sprlnifleld opent Sunday with ches wUI he held at l p. m. on ~... •• ., There'• 10 many otlll In sin, Mr. an4 Mra. Lewla Grtieaor. October 28 at tile MaooD ty. And I want more aoulo to Mrs. Nannan Wyersmlller Metllodisl church wllll a "Quiet 11\JMPBREY Cldeqo, 1 win, accompanied Mr. an<l M r · Day" service wUI be al 11 a. W.; 1\IUWIIIkee, lirHII .., Many are afflicted, too, • •• Clarence Spurrier to Powhat- m on October 28 at thl Mason aad Mldllou, Wll. And tlley need more faith ID nlted Pr at!OIIII ten Point for a visit Tuesday. M~thodist Church will a "Qul•t Miller ~ O..t 1 You. ~otts rron:'"~ n:"etcn news at= ::.!:;~· .;!~ Lunch" betweon noon an4 1 p. TollahaMte, Fla., and lin By DOilOTHY KILCiALLEN So dear Lord, please help c.abl•s: the weekend wltll her grand- mLeaders wUl be Mro. How· --·-I SocIety Notes * • * a ' a . I ::·~ rro .0 .u.m a IoWan! ·'- THE POET'S CORNER Laurel Cliff ;~s::ts'"and Adi~lcoliny\ c~us- spe~t"F~~; ~~c~.~ ~~ _"i,.· =.o1 •ioo,iee. ft~jo~(!~· ::e• Society NeWS tu:· m:ea: '*t:no:U: fll~ bl~ =· :-"· ;\.~:0~.: :., '~n~a~ ?!~~~g·D:~~. t;:,ft:O B~nl~!r'..:~':te!'!:~ ~1001, San. :r"• y,.i :W Foreim -c- News Commentary Voice of Rroa~wav .•• renorting J: ~.t. all, Naoloor Force Talkl: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amoa ani P. Van Matre, chairman CHICAGO <UP!) - Ebon1 Lut we stumble, leal The of A trl Leonard and daughler, Betty. of proeram meellne: Mrs. Let· magulnl bu endorsed p..,..;. fall, ques11on till m can- Mro. Norman Hysell am' Mr!. ter Zirkle, chairman of QUiet dent Lyndon B. JohDJoo for For we ...e ,. very weak, proposed mixed-manner nuclear Henry F. Shol!e spent tho week Lunch, and Mrs. Marvan G. election. spots with singer Jimmy Bowen .... . It And lor ttrenath I humbly force - popularly termed MLF end In Vlrainla where they vlo- Frame chairman o1 th6 Quiet · Ebony a naUonal NtlifO . BX DOROTHY KILGALLEN seems a little late, folks, but there's a seek flltll'l In hit week'o ells· !ted witb Mra Shane'o huo' ' Maybe \ ou Didn't Know · CUJ!Iloos In Washington. B ut band h I · fi ed monthly, saltl ID Its N..ember , w o s con n to a Ve~ Day. Issue thai lhi presidential tiler'rank Perry hos just signed Peter new vogue with singers and comedians. They try to Imitate Cary Grant. It'a all Lord, I'm trusllna In Thy word, Brltlsh Foreign Secretary Pa· oraRJ Hospital tllere. Uon lnvolve1 not only elvll Sellers for the film version of "Candy." pretty incongruous. And feel sure DIY prayer II trick Gordon Walker will try to Mr. and Mn. Wllllam Grues• rlghll but also federal aid to He'd like Vivien Leigh to play the aunt, The Jackie Masoo·Ed Sullivan feud but if she's not available, Maggie Hayes heard, , oteer clear of any commitment er were Friday evening &Uests hel Ne , "cllmb 1 IIIII• on behalf ol tile loroe by hll at . t birthday oupper lor Leo hi ter "fi'OO is next in line . .. Yogi Berra has been has most professionals on Ed's side, be- So with tlumb I'll 80 to 1 o!fered an important post with the Peace cause he's always tried to do a docent Knowln& tllat my ooul Gordoo Walker Smith at the home of Mr. tnd , . · show for the early SundaY night audi• keep. can be expected to skirt ginger- Mrs. Leo Smltll and SOD, Ken- . Presldant-J_ohns_oo,_ ID I llnal Corps. His deciSion is eagerly awaited : . around !be aubjeot In hlo ny Middleport, pa1gn drl ID the So til meanwhile he's reading tons of mall ence. But what happened In the control booth while Mason was performing what from fans expressing their indignation Thanks for keeplna me lut with President Jahnoon Several persons from thll cam B : / Gold lor ;:,. over the treatment he got from the New Ed considered bad taste? Any director ni&hl, 1 and Secreary of Stale Dean community atttnded the Goopel By Mr •. 0. M. tuft ~:'11'.:! a~eU: ' ork Yankees' front office Audrey can "go to black" In an Instant, or order N I th . U••t Rusk. Reason lo that th6 new Slnaing Caravan at Euttm Mr. an<l Mra. Pearl Fraahlor lod lhe Republic preald ow aee • mo!""'l "" British Labar govmmeat wantll last week o1 Kantueky were 'rlslllna Mr. ay , an en· ' ·pburn and Mel Ferrer have worked the cameras to focus on the master of to put off any substantive dis. and Mrl W te and t b'l Ual liiiJIIInet I stand 011 Soelal their problems with Walt Disney ov· ceremonies, the band, anything. In TV, Ol anotller day !bola new, And I'll atiU depeud on You. cusslon of tile MLF unUI a111r Mooru .;, P:l "IIGclt:. Security 11 a threat to ~~be the use of the title "Peter Pan" and there's no excuse for more than three secondl of undesirable performing or the American presidential elec. SUPREMB COURT MElin'S M ora ~"'tt t aev· hopea of older AmetlciM. 1 soon make the movie with Audrey Help 101 Lord to please Thee 11 p M'-'Ju--Id n. rrum ..-· , . dialogue; the "booth" can always cut or 1 cri ng for their own prodUCiiOJI com• well ' an. r me ·~~ wuv WASIIINGTON (tlPI) _ Tha aral daya In Akron with Mr. Johnson, In remarkl -Pfepar-" ov Molll' Bee seems to be evlnc· switch to another picture. And Tr,y love to otllera tell, Wllsoo prefers to di!CUII tile SUprerile Court meell today to and Mra. Howard Goff and otb· ed far delivery at u Orlanclo, • • interest In another sln~er - Delany In the tllings I say and do proposal directly wltll PruldeDI act on cases before atartlni er relaUvu. Fla., shopping conler rally, The police are at It again, and un' omlett of TV's "Shln~lg ' - and that In a way that'• kind and m:e Johnaon II be Is ....,lected. Wh· the lerm'a first two-week reJoan Wooten spent 'lbunday laid voters must ehoose whet~>!lash ought to soothe the nerves of a marked cars manned by plainclothes de. son, who oppoaes the Idea of <!OS& .'J'ha nut aeselon wlll be nl&hl with Patty Gre<l'. er to continuo present Soolal tectives have begun cruising the Broad· prominent Hollywood lady. do MLF, plans to l!y to Washlni· Nov. 8 Mrs. Joho White is viiiiiDC Security plano or leaYe older way area at night, scooping up street- I'm so weak an4 ean't 11 The Pumpkin Eater" is such a smash ton !ale next monlh on 1 m1J. ln. ..id111on to cases hoard In ber children ID Baton Rogp, citizens "to face a retirement in England that James Mason has mellow· walkers in droves . . . Ralph Stram, pi· much, slot! he hopei may keep the lite · 1 tw eekJ - •1•• he- La. of fear end hopelesmea · and 0 ed QUite a bit. He told one of those far· anlst at Madeline's 0 Sole, has begun a And I need Thy beallna Unlied Stales from 101111 ahead pu w ' .....-. 114r an4 Mra 0 M tuft apent povfi"l)' " · drive for donations to convert an empty touch, Ill nuclear • armed lUI' lore the court art two challan&- Sund. ~tb Mr. . and. .,_ W . out English newspapermen: eo lo the publlc ac:oonunodaay '" · - •· · '1'll forget some of the nasty things playroom at Ewing Hospital for Cancer So dear Lord, 1o Thee I pray, faoe naval force proposal. UOIII aoctlon of lbe now civil B. Worley of WaveriJ. ---Patients Into a glamorous nightclub-tyt)! you've said about me If you'll forget the Give me atrOIIIIb from cloy Unleuh lbe NIU.DIIIIII rllhll law. Mr. and .Mra. Harol4 Vorys ' DOG 11 FOUND nasty things I said aboui you" , . Orson settin!l where entertainers who donate to day. of Columboil apenl a weekend Welles, who did the stirring narration their time can put on a professlon.11l shnw PoUUcal observerl In Taipei with Mr. and Nra. 0. M, IUie A boxer dor, apparently loot for "The Finest Hours," the flicker bas- for patients. Only a few Interested per- Thou my great Phyolclan art, npecl now p-euure frcm !be FORFEITS BOND and tile Dtmol4 WooleD lam· In the Flatwoods ·area, II ed on Winston Churchill's memoirs, has sons know that Ralph gives the hospftals And I truat ThH for DIY I NaUon"!l_al Chinese aovernment . Paul E. Clark, 31, Midd!tport lly. preaently In the pouesston of ' been asked to narrate a documentary on two afternoons a week, and many other hoar~ on lhi United Sllteo In the b. lorlellt!d bll flO bond In Mra. Frlllliu Andlrltlll and Dol WardeD Georp l.t>lan. the lives of 10 famous Popes ... , . The entertainers have followed his lead. wake of Red China's flrat prim- Pomeroy Mayor Charlea t:.. children of RuUand openl a The awnt: may have the dOC Those fabulous!J successful ''beach Which It callllng me some British - even if they can't vote -cerU Your will, pleua ltive nuclear llllplosloo of mora pr's court oo 1 rocldtal opt!'" \feekentl wltb Iter motller, 11\'1. returned by conlactlnl !be ....., tainlY are \fbooplng It up for the Demo. party" movies will be made into a TV •1•11t. llwl a week 110. . '1'111 Mallon- alioo oharge. Gamel Varlyan. den. crats. Example: Emlyn Williams and Ju· series after the American International all.oll are eapeoltd 1o renew lie Andrews doing the twist at the "Dis- films have run their course . , . . . Busty June Wilkinson of ohow biz and Jack Touch me wltll Thy hosii!Dg I tltelr eJiorll to aet the ull!tecl aotheque for LBJ." He's Welsh, she'l an assistant professor at San Francook, pow'r, 1 to release their English. • • • cisco State College, seem to be an lncon· Now or iD a futura hour, 11 and help them croas the The Betty Furness·Bob Bach innova- grous duo. But It's not a romance; he'a I lett 'lby hoalinl l'orlll08l Slralt lor an ell • out tlon "Controversv at the Strollers Club" Interviewing her, writing a book on the touch! lltlack Oil Red China. The ieaAnd I tllank Theo very much. oonln& Is thet tblJ Ia tbe only Nadoul Wladow U0111 Albert Olllnpr. ,..,. vlolatc4 after haviiiC been (on the original site of El Morocco) is "lewd, auggestive" fan mall abe receiVM. way to keep p.a.1 •• from beBr LYLE WDJION "Dimocratlc bosa Ed properly aealed OD electloD drawing wild erowds. Betty moderates, (l!o\f to study a glamoroua girl with an -·• ~ Ulllted Prill ~ ~· aald AbraJIIJ nllbt'" but members of the audience can get up intellectual reason!) So I'll trust You for coming I , _ .....ur power. otd . ·=-.uz,ting """' """' cl••• U.S • The Talpelleaden IN reporttd On lila rec of put eliCo quietly In tha BNIII "' .... I rtpOl't 1IJ a • • • and air their views on everything from And 10 lOIIi u bore I to feel tllat NIUOIIIllsts mUll t1oo1 tile Nov. I prllldebUal ballots at llllll'a Seoate lllboommiiiH after the Nightclub item of the week: Gener- When l come unto Ufe's Barry Goldwater to homosexuality . . It dealro)l the Commuolll reaimt vots count probably wUl bt a.m. wboll the 1152 ele<ll<tD In wbloh Demo- · appeara that a hot new show Is emerg· al Von Hobart, commander of the Wut On Your ~VI, I'D aiiU aooa u potllblt Nationallll crooked In apota. Your haUot publlcan up111te BeD. Delmll O!Aver liilog from Phlladelphla- "Bajour". It's German NATO forCils in Europe, wound )l«<d. leglllatort and · l lft~papen ba,vt may be alo!OD. U you haft ahowed Ottinger'• eract llepubllcln Patrick J, . a musical about the colorful New York up on the stage at Charlie Bafes' saloon gypalea with Cbita Rivera, who scored so · the other night, courtesy of someone c:on· -Compoaed 0c1 14 an<1 been ellmtrinl -for 111 • earlr been vollnl lOili II Ia IIDb' lin· . heavily' In "West Side Story" as the gyJ)- neeted with officialdom. He sang "Ull 1964 Flrot part ~t alibi 11111 attaak 011 1M mainland In 1n- tbal your wte hu betn 11111• "Wbell 1111 (BI'GII3) '""" .,..,.. IY princess. Box-office personnel in the Marlene," then led the audience In 1 · the next momln& by' Mra. creulng ~J.ume llnee 1 h 1 before IIIIa. knew bow llllll1 YOiel 10 Quaker City say It has "the feel of a bouquet of familiar tunes1 wbile bia boRiley Plaott. 111ccesaflll Red blut. But the Tbe Natlonal Municipal a. noedad tltoy wlDI woriL~~~~ ::":At:l:eaal:l6,4100 New Mezlco whopplng Broadway hit" . . . . . . Keely dyguard - a New York aetoctive and a Navy ~ have to pro- vlow (NMRI IOIDI yeara liO publican ballola (ID !be were deprived . of their !Ito n0ee.auy ahlpa and publlclzed an Honeot Ballot » were tllrowi>.OIIIItnder 1111 rflbll 11 1 ,.crtt Smith Ia now doing the Watuol watering Marine corporal- waited. , ~::,,~fllr 1111 !Millon- and soelatklll IIIBA) Hdmoll illaltut. wad et111cellled tmdlr Ito .aworo evld- of ,I1 po11ey 11 llaiDit IUcb at IWI 1 mUlloo wtre IIDpr naU and .VIrf alllred ~ w.._ Time Hatlo mOtt · sto•en Ill lbe 11152 lllll!lloo. trlok. <to iJIYIIIdoll obtained II' prtCIDCII." J!hllldl·~alaao BBA chief IDVHIJiator haUoll) Wll'l ...,L Mr. NMR added. "Paper halloq, El!onomle pt>Ulldlll art f - Georp AbrllDI wll'tlad at 1111 nu wolle up 10\'eri!GiaU Willi 1111 ···--' In ~ ........ ol ..... ~~;~~~~~ncttoltlll In France'l time: JI,OOO ~ plur If· ...,.. ,• ....,...,.. for ,the real of lhll "El..Uon lrauda are IDcreal- bad a wboppln& 16,4100 lllatu ofltr !be ....... and 11Ja flnl fow mOIIIhl Ina. Nutly onry arel In the marlin In the Bronx. , . lor fraud, Brlttenline, Allltl. for Tr~- .DUI year. A ·llflh ecooomlc United Slltao - bll Gllif, amaU NMR netlled that Ill to 1117 10 •· Rutl!nd. plan ..,.erln& live years !rom town - cracker Barrel oriJla&t Harry F •. ltelll' wu to.__ Tboy alao ~ · John J. Keck, Leola ld. the begllmllla of 11181, 11 olatr -bao aome type of .r.ctlon ha•e del~led lo ...... · 10 Leola Mao Stewart, ID IO Jp1o offeet then. But lrauda. It may be Ill I .pat!G& lolanMII (~) roy, pareela. IDAr bt •'mlJed because 11 a1 lllcdoa cr Gpo IDYGivlltt Ill- Mlobllllf fer Leo T. Woodyard, L au r . not lUll suHiclent account c.al school boards judgea at \'Olea out of to Relpb l.onfjlretb ol the Inti Ill i'rllllo'a llclllJI. hlflbw8)'s." , t:Ul A recouDI pn ·~::i:!l Lonptrelb, parctiJ, Sd- 011 . . Samul 1!. Still, aD lltelkll U0D to Wlllllma 1!J I plo. · . · lllvUIIptor lor eon,_. ~ or l,llt n181. NIIR Arnold Gnte, Mlldrtd . Ill 1 11111 Npll1 Clll llet:tlaD td llU ·!bit· · to Fletcher Welch, AMI Schoon- acandals that: lllldJ parc..ls, Rutland. . . "ApprOl!lmlttlf 110 pubUc fli- ~A comprebellalvt . Lewis E. Slsoon, Audrey llrtl who ocetipy hlflllltlllt IIIII ·liD IIUdy modo f1lllr · I~:.~to Alva Rile, Huel JUdy Mlll· municipal 9flleea . lndly wOuld • · I!J 1111 1. Rutland . I acre, not have'' won them hiCI tilt llD'I lllmuel J. Lenvle Hall, Mona HID , , , ellei!Oilf beeD earrled not . . ~, A. Appltpll Harold MaVl!, Wlnojelb l!l!tlor, A=- cordlnlto ln." · ·, ...,_ !n'J Mllve, p...,.lo, Scipio. dilt. 10 Mil: Coy, Rooim11 Will Quatll d · btlllt!l ~· ,.._ · Clarence ltoberi NeiJOD, Coy, . pareo!t, Autland. AbramJ 1114 IDA ._... all l>r lleciiOil ~ In belle Mellon to ThOilw 1l S.wloy, Pbyllla 1be 1J11 tleciiOD or FrMIIliiD IJ, ~ lllVolvl,al mate u.m SohOCIIIOVer, Lola Jun stObl, Jr., to Rooaeft1l 10 be IOiwilor .010 ·~ Ill ,~ -~ I "' "obtortLol, Rutland. · .,.,. llldera, New Yr..t cllllll ''lllii' e!leUOD ,. Nel1011, iaabtU. i .. lOIII COUDt" FDlt . . . ,,Jill ... 111M lloal • Pomt Rock SoCiety Notes . 1 ,irenath7" • • s!: armed Reports From The Capitol '!._~ ~. ~.N: . ................... Property Transfers 1 l Tboyr:t'; *"- -~=~~-~ u. 1 IIIIIM~t~ao!J :- . '.- ,.. -t,.. "' By BobWingftt reat II p Ca to rayer Se.... are Ann d -:u~y Ro '.. :_ oi -· TilE SPORTS DESK .' . -or:~:=JI ; Coach Charley Happ~est Of All with Athens Win her 6. Chancey has been saying all season, " We1l just play 'em one at a ttme.'' That is something to remember as the Panthers begin preparing to host Gallipolis this Friday night. There is nothing to gain in "playmg" Logan until alter the Panthers face Gallipolis. Remember, it has been teams on par, witll Galllpolls that have been most roublesome for Pomeroy all season long. ll'o the olfenoe !bat wlnollell P'IHf Johnny Un!tu, ol headllnet but tile de!onse thai coorse, hut II wu the . Cleve. wino aamea. land defenae that engineered Tate thai u goapol from th6 Sunday's U-20 rout of tile New Cleveland BroWDJ and Balli- York Glanll Just as II wao tile more Colli, who lead the East- Baltimore defenae tllat produced ern an<l Western dlviolona of the the 3W romp over tile Detroit NaUonal Football Leque today Llono, thanks 10 tbelr mighty del..,. The victory gave lhe Bcowns slve units. a one·game lead over the St. B~ns are pow- by Loots Cardinalo, who were up1ear eu ne ·buster jimmy set by the Dallas Cowboys Brown and the Colts by peer- 3H3 while the Colts now lead Gn'd ScoreS Marshall 28 Louisville U 6 Dallas 2 4 1 .333 113 130 American Football League Rndlph Men 20 John Hpkns 12 Washington 2 5 0 .281; 144 165 By United Prell Iolemallooal Geocgia 21 Kentucky 7 New York l 5 I .167 !!l 179 1 Eastern Division N.C. A&T 50 Wnsln Slm St. 12 West..,. Dlvlsioo w. L. T. Pet. PF PA Maryville 19 Guilford 17 Baltimore 6 I 0 .857 237 122 Buffalo 7 0 0 LOOO 234 116 Grambling 47 Jackson SL 26 Los Angeles 4 2 I .6/U 171 !4a Boston 5 1 1 .83.1199 m Marshall 28 Louisville 6 Detroit 4 2 I ,667 113 105 New Y~~rk 3 2 1.600 140 117 Jhnsn c. Smth 14 Shw U. 7 Minnesota 4 3 0 .571176 159 Houston 2 5 o .236 163 192 Santa Clre 42 Colo Coli o San Fran St. 34 Davis 14 Colo watrn 41 Colo Mines o Whittier 32, Occidental 17 Wayne St. 13 Eastern M1ch 0 Ill. Wesleyan 39 MIIUktn 13 Charleston Still Tied march. _ Cal Luthm 59, George Fox o La Verne 36. caltech 12 San Jose St. 37 U, of Pcfic 13 Bowdoin 32 Colby 6 Princeton 55 Penn. o Colgate 21 Kiogspoint 0 Holy Cross 20 Buffalo 14 Hofstra 26 So. Conn St. 10 N'estrn 25 New Hampshire U 20 Buena Vista 14 Dubuque 6 Amherst 24 Wesleyan 8 RADIATOR ANTI-FREEZE DON'T DELAY Be1t The Rush Green Bay 3 l o .429 142 132 Western Division San Fran 2 5 0 .281; 139187 •San Diego 4 2 1 .667 163149 Ch1cago 2 5 0 .286 125 188 Kansas City 2 4 0 .333 122 142 Sunday's Results Oakland I 5 I .167 167 188 Washington 27 Chicago 20 Denver I 6 0 J43 100 246 Cl~veland .42 New_York 20 Sunday's Results Phtladelphta 34 Pittsburgh 10 San Diego 20 Houston 17 Baltimore 34 Detroit 0 Oakland 40 Denver 7 Dallas 31 St. Louis !3 NatloD8! BasketbaJI AssocJ~hon FASTEST & BEST I RADIATOR SERVICE IN THE AREA. <Only games scheduled ) Saturday's Game HACKETI'S Boston at New York, night SOHIO SERVICE . . By Uolled Press . f~ternatt...al (Only game scheduled) Ea•tern DIVISion Sunday"s Games . W. L Pet. Denver at Kansas Cily Boston . 4 0 1.0110 Oaklan4 at San Diego WY 2-3198 t M1ln St. 3 1 .750 Houston at Buffalo Cmcmnall 1 2 New York . __ Philadelphia L 3 .250 Western Dlvbloo 2 Ol.OOO I St. LoUis .3331 1.;;:;;,;;;~..:;,;_;;;;;;;;;;_ ==-l;;:::::;iiiii:::i:iii:::~~~~...::~ I Let Us Install Your Los Angeles 3 1 Rust Col 42 Lall<! 12 Baltimore 2 3 2 4 Fla. A&M 22 Tenn St. 20 Detrml Howard U. 2tJ Fisk U. 0 San Francisco 0 4 Miss St. 18 Houston 13 Sunday's Results St. Augstne col 26 Fytlvll st. 6 New York loti Detroit 9S Morris Brown 14 Allen u. 6 Cincmnat1 109 Ph1iadelphta Auburn 14 So Miss 7 Boston 112 Baltimore 100 (Only games scheduled) .700 .400 i .333 1 .000 107 FLOOR COVERING I J dltmapolis sports a two-game bulge In tile Eastern Division battle, but two clubs-Canton an4 charleston-remain dead· locked today for the lead In the Western Division of the United Football League. Canton and Charleston kept poce with each other over t.he weeken4 by coming through Wltll triUmphs. Charleston downed Quebec IH Sunday, while tile Bulldogs put on a strong finish to tally 19-points tn the final whelm the Joliet Explorers 40- These players, who were lost Swarthmore 48 Ursinus 0 period to down Gran4 Rapids, 14 Saturday. night. by graduation were Bob Kautz. Bucknell 54 Lafayette ta Yenrlck h1t on 15 of es lor '/JJ'I. The victory was fearless line--buster the Explorers have rune straight. Mian:i, By United Preos tnternatlaOal 3S p8SR· Charles Mankin and B o b Brown. These boys were vital Toledo's cogs of Easlern's ream In Jimmy 1963 and they, along wlth the dropped other grads, sre soreJy missed by Cooch John Stricklin. Wagner 27 Albright 0 Juniata 11 Lycoming 6 Ihaca Col 211 C.W. Post lt South Wake Forst 21 Maryland 17 Howsrd 20 Fisk <Teno) 0 • : Findla)~ Lose First Contests • • scored convincing victories ••feated Denison, 40·14, to mo~e been Mki·Ohlo champions. Bluff. terence, Musklngum held on to • There are only four undefeat- the season moved p_ast the half- one step closer to another Ohio ton naiLed down second place s~cond place wlth a 25..0 win ed conege learns left In Ohio, way mark, an4 Ohio Slate and Conference championship.. with a 33-2 win over Wilming· over Wooster, Capital stayed In but from tile looks of things, Wittenberg seemed certain to Bowling Green, otaglng an ton. third by downing Akron 23.& those four aren't about to let go retain their number one ratings all-out battle to wio the Mid· . and Otterbein stayed right with of that distinction. in the major and small coUege American Conference title, beat In a major Mis~~~ V~Uey the Caps with a 17-3 win over Miami and Findlay each suf· football ratings. Kent Stale 41.0, whll• Young• Conference betUe,. Cincmnati up- Marietta. Iered tlletr first loss last week· The Buckeyeo, the best of the town downed Baldwin-Wallace, set Tulsa, 28-23. m a w1ld and end, trimming tile lleld to big boys, rolled to a 28.,'! vic· 28.fi. '!ooly bettie that saw tile Hurohio Stale. Bowling Green, Wll· tory over Wisconsin. An4 Wit· Miami 'I downfall wu made ncanes s~Ued on the . Bearcat tenherg an4 Youngstown. :r.>berg, rated number one more painfUl by tile fact !hot it two-yard hne when time ran But all of the "big lour" among the smaller schoola, de· came at th6 bantla of 111 arch- out. rival In the Mid-Am, Ohio URi· Xavier lost an Intersectional In the stretch to capture tile venit)', and ' followed by only I batUe to Chattanooga, 'll-14, $126,000 Hawthorne Gold Cup at week tile Redtkins' stunning up- Western Reserve lost to Wash· Rawtllrone. set victory over Northwestern. lngton & Jefferson, 10.0. and SUnday But tile Bobcats, apparenlly Ohio Wesleyan dropped a 21·0 By Ulllled Prell lntematloaal CORONA, caUl. - Jack Me- not phased by Mluni'a preu declsioo to Wabash in otller Sotorday Gowan won tile tiQ,OOO MoUJ> clippings, botUed up quarter· aames involvl"i out-of-stare opMELBOURNE, Australia - lain VIew golf tournament by back Ernie Kellermano an<1 ponents. Coble Legrange of Soutll Africa four strokes over Dick Sikes. scored a 10.7 victory before 18 • won the AUJiralian Maoters 000 dellrlouo HomeCOIIIInfl ~ Elaewhere In 1M Ohio Con· GoU Chomplonshlp by tbree MEXICO CITY - John Sur- Findlay suffered Ill first ··MEN·· strokes over Jack Nlcklauo of lees of Britain won the world feat at the banda of Eaotetn LIAIIH TO OPIRATI Columbus, Ohio, and Bruce auto driving chemplonship by KeniJI<ky, which aeored . a 17·14 T•- .IIIIM 111'*-fl Devlin of Australia. flnlohing oecond to Dan Gurney upaet. The 1oa1 en<led 'I sis· HEAVY <. of Rlvorslde, Calif., In tile Me>:· 11me Oiler winDing atrdt. EQUIPMENT TOKYO -- The .United 811 .~ lean Grand Prix. Wltttnbera'•lopalded win onr eRAQ.IIII compleiejl O)ympjc eompetiU ·· Denison made Coach sui Ed· :~~~:::-• OR.Ae LINII ltu pt: CLAM IHILLI With '38 gold medals to 30 'for $ACRAMENTO, Calli.- A. J. wards the moat suceeaalul lACK MOll • CMiouu.._. runnerup R u s s I a. ~ever\ Fo)'l JJt Houston, Tex., captured coach In Wlltenberi blsiOry, 11 MAIOliM¥1ROSI Russia led In . total ~.. the ·t~~,OOO Sacramento !OO.mlle waa Edwarda' t111b win al tbo Coli• ..... l!6-!ltl. ·}I&Uanal championship auto Springfield aehooj, and It .came tw lotoiOI ' ' · ·l'ace. , over the only team that wu NEW YORK-Turbo Jet. R liven a chance to dethroite tbe upset Gun Bow by tbree-quar- CIIARLO'M'E, N.C. - CUrltt l1fl"r~ In U.. OC. lers of a length In tile -'lll,t!Oq TUrner of Greenyllle, S.C., woo The victory cllncllnd aUeul Man O'War stakea at AqiJI!duol,. ihe ARCA late-model a share of !be conference IIIIo -:--- . · ' ; ~ car race with an average for Wltlenberg and Edwartla, LAU~, .Md.~M1J. ~w~ . ~ of. 1Zi.2!18 miles per hour. last ye~·· OQ(Ie(e coW1 Gilroy's ·Marabul -"'¥."!" • · • ··• '>! · ••:....... . .· • ., ·.~·, ,. .,.. ·md rldlOII ~- of ·~ ·• ·PHOENIX, Arlo.- Rulli Ju- ID t1i0 MJd.allo ~., •Alb.' lfti,OOO Selima Statea at Wttre/f ~ II( :~II,· CaUl., oulshot lan<l arabbetl . the ~erenee WY2,2440 · ,, , ·Mick.,.Wi111\l bf tbree atroltes crown wllb 1 11-7 Ylclo!;7.. ovv ·' AISOI:IATED CIIICAGO-The favored lof!l( to tate "r.thf, ' •fi.I,!IGO Pboe111x Deftuot. It wu !be· tblrtl 'M.AVY111:~·~:.:T A,!•oou · Abroad ovetloot 01!1• ~ ?~'amen'• ()pin iiOlf toumamen atrallhf 11mo tbo Eaciei. blve 1... ~- ~ _,...;;l •• 211it - SPORTS SUMMARY le: _ ................... ....,....... ·-·...,..., ......... HMI •mile ,, V. D. EDWARDS .m.w .-.......,.ear. ..,. · . Insurance Aa•J ._...,e.,·....•..•... . . ._. Ingels Furniture Detroit Cranbrook o Youngstown Ursuline 22 Buffalo Nichols 32 Akron St. Vincent 15 NY 2-2635 Middleport Western Reserve Academy 0 Youngstown Chaney 30 Aurora 36 Garrettsville 0 Youngstown South 18 Gllmour 12 _ _ _ _-::=~=-==.::c~,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,=,..,,..,,..,,..,...,...,...,,..! Cleveland Luther-an West 81• • a a • • a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • • • • a • • a Cleveland Lutheran East 30 • • Hawken School 6 8 • • • 8 • • • • • 8 8 • • • • • • •• •• •• • •• • •• •• • •: •• Single signature- personal security ( AsH L0 ANs •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• AuT0 L0 ANs NEED CASH? JUST PHONE. WE LIKE TO SAY YES. TAKE THE CASH. CLEAN UP BILLS AND DEBTS • BUY BARGAINS. SAVE MONEY• HAVE LOWER PAYMENTS. •• MORE LEFT OVER ON PAY DAYS. SOUND GOOD ? JUST PHONE. Whtn money ia rhe queation • , • CITY LOAN is the answer. • •• •• ,, & SAVINGS CO • PHONE WY 2·2171 •I Bob MillerI Mar• 125 E. M1ln St. . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••• ,, '' .' TIME Charleston an4 canton now Weotnr Ky 37. Evansville 0 Calif. (Pa) SL 14 Clarion St. 7 sport Identical 7-2 records. Bluffton 33 Wllmmgton 2 Gettysburg 51 Muhlenberg 20 Selo Record Soutbweat Betllllny (W. Va.) 29 Allegheny Ohio H. S. Scores ICleveland Benedictine 22 Oklahoma 44 Kans St 0 Cleveland Catht>dral Latin 01 0 In anoth... game, Preacher Kans 14 Oklahoma St 13 S h U Ohio R.S. Football Scoreo Cleveland St. lgnatiu' 41 14 psa1a 6 · usque anna By Un1'ted Press Inter atlonal Cl 1 nd S h record ru.hl g UFL N.Mexeo 18 NewMexco st. 14 Lebanon Valle 20 Moravian 3 PuoI set ~ n . D eve a out 14 1 Sunday mght In lead lndianap- Tex Christian 14 Clemson 10 Cortland St Brckprt S! 8 Steubenville Central Catllolic 30 Conneaut 12 olls to a 4fl.l7 victory over the Baylor 20 Te•. AlcM 16 Hobart 19 Union (NY) 13 · Canton Timken 0 Ashtabula Harbor 0 Wheeling Ironmen. Pilot rushed N. Mex Hghlnds 29 Mo, Vlly 8 Rochester 25 Allred 18 Massillon 34 Alloona IPa.) 18 Cleveland St. Joseph 22 for 235 yards In 21 carries. The West Tex St. 21 Trinity Tex . 6 Haverford 6 Hmltn 6 111 ) Canton Central Catholic 34 Cleveland Collinwond 14 NOW YOU CAN HAVE VICtory strer,hed the Wamors So Wstrn Okla 13 So Okla 13 . ' Youngstown Cardinal Mooney 12 Newbury 36 lead In tile Eastern Division Arkansas 17 Wichita o Vermont 21 Norw1ch 17 Cleveland East 54 East Tech 22 Pymatuning Valley 22 BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COST! to two games over the lroo· Ark. St. 21 Abilene Ch<istian 7 Amer Inrntnl 14 Spfngfld 10 . Cleveland Holy Name 30 Grand Valley 53 Ledgemont o Armstrong linoleum, Sandran, floor tile, you name men, who have a 5-4 mark. Texas 1 Rice 3 Brown 30 Rhode lslan4 14 Cleveland Rhodes 8 Springfield Local 30 It, we supply the covering and install the complete To- Tex. Teeh 12 So Methodist 0 Delaware 46 Lehigh 8 , Cleveland John Macshall 29 Jackson Milton 8 job at low cost And Easy Terms are available. CaD In lbe final contest, the Prairie View 31 Ark AMI<N 13 Fmkn&Mrshll 18 Crneg1e Tee 14 Cleveland Lincoln 6 McDonald 32 Lowellville o as! ledo Torntdoes com~1Red the COilll<!cticut 25 'fempe 7 Lakewood 14 Shaker Heights 0 Mineral Ridge 22 ~orlh Lima 8 passmg ol Phil Yennck and the Worcotr Tech 13 Cost Gurd 0 ln4ependence 32 Strongsville 6 Canfield 14 Howland 6 running of Dtck Batts to ~over- tioned. St. Lwrnce 14 Trinity 6 University School 50 Akron Hoban 32 Struthers o In· 33·14 Saturday. The Charleston Rocketll held a 7.0 lead at halftime but tile Riflo:>s deadlocked the game in the third period: The Rockets tallied the wmmng touchdown c.- Loa Angel .. !.7 Green Bay 17 ~ -----====....=1110; Minnesota 27 san Francisco 22 11 Sunday'o Gameo 1 National Foolball League Cleveland at Pittsburgh By United Preos IDterDational Dallas at Chicago Easteru Division Green Bay at Minnesota and 1 W. L. T. Pet PF PA Los Angeles at Detroit Cleveland 5 I I .833184 131 ' St. Louis at New York St. Louis 4 2 I .667 173 171 San Francrsco at Baltimore Philo 4 3 0 .571180 132 Washmgton at Philadelphia Pittsburgh 3 4 0 .429 114159 Mlch 19 Mlnn 12 Cincinnati 211 Tulsa 23 Centrl Meth 14 Ros_e Poly 7 Elmhurst 211 Procopms 0 Earlban 41 Lake Forest 0 Md. · Tbo Balllmore .w- ..... the Lions to a _ . N ,.,._, ruahing and came up wllb llrie): lnten:eptl0111 as II Jlftftllll4 Detroit from reaching lbe 20 until the llnal period. Unllllf,, threw scoring puoeo of '*'!' and 19 yards and Lenoie Moor;~ ocored oo an ll·yard cloah " • pace the Colts 10 their IIIIIJ.; otnight victory. Loo MJrbMii'. weighed in wi!lt a pair of lloltl~ goals . · Standings Morgan St. 311 Delaware St. a st. 26 Shepherd St. a N.C. 24 S.C. 6 Penn St. 37 w.Va. a N,C, St. 24 Va. 15 Geo~;. •e"' Tech 7 Tulane •., Va. Tech 20 Florida st 11 Hmpdn·Sydny 21 Wash&Lee 0 Citadel 17 Furman 0 Penn St. "!I wva. 1 Ala. A&.M 30 Knoxville Col 14 Va. MiL Inst. 35 Davidson 0 Canton And tUPI) In the West with 1 0.1 reeord oola Vltlnp defeated the Son Houston Intercepted a pus that compared 10 the ._,.I marb o1 Francloco Forty.Niners !.7·21 ill ael up a oecond touchdown and tile UOIII an<l the Loa Angeleo the other cooteau 011 a ,....,. 8c.alel raced 28 •ardJ with a RalllJI. The IIUpriolng Rams game card that drew crowds lwnble 011 the ..iau1ng kickoff moved Into • !leCOndi>lace tie totaling 333,111. In rapid lire succeasloo In the in tile West with their 2H7 up- Brown gained 511 yards 011 12 fourth period to transfonn a set win over the Green Bay carries to Increase his career 1H 3 lead Into a :15-1! romp. Packora. total 1<1 ~.986 but tile key playa A <r<>wd of II,OiO at o .... The Washington Redakins in tile Cleveland vic!Dry were land oaw the Giants outgain the scored a 27·20 triumph over the made by defenders PaUl Wis- Browno on tile lan4 an4 in the Chicago Bears, the Phlladelphl• gin. Jim Houston and Charlie air but the pressing Cleveland Eagles downed the Pittaburgh Scales. Wiggins ....,.,vered a defense intercepted tbree pa,.. Steelers 34-10 an<1 tile Mlnne- fwnble to score 8 touchdown. es and recovert>d tbree lumbl... West Oregon 7 Washington o Mid Nebroska 21 Colorado 3 N Ire D ~~ rd Idaho St. 31 Weber St 0 Bo lingamGe 28 , K 0 t St1 Oregon St 31 Syracuse 13 1 en · 0 So calif 26 calif 21 ow U 10reeo Obi Mia • · (Qhi ) 7 1111 0 0 · Utah II Arizona St 3 Mlch St. 24 Norlhwestrn I Montana 7 Westrn Ill. U. 0 Ohio St. 211 Wisconsin 3 Utah St. 42 Colo St. 13 Toledo Zl Westwn Michigan 13 Nevada 17 Humboldt St a Monmouth 21 Kllox 7 Idaho 28 wash st. 13 Illlnot.. 26 UCLA 7 San Diego st w santa Barbar 9 Middleport Yellow Jacket fans must he proud of their had graduatd were not men- lllllsdale 20 No. Wood lnst. 12 St. Norhert.s 20 Whlewtr at 7 In the third quarter wheo quar· Wesleyan 19 Betllel 7 terbeck Ron Miller hit Dave Mancheoter 27 Anderson 7 Casinelll witll a 21-yard heave No. Dakota 21 So, Dakota 14 to windup a 14-play 67-yard Rlpoo 40 Lawreoce 6 COLUMBUS First Place; Defensive Unit Sparkles The win over Gallipolis Is one Prindpta 14 Concordia 13 L.A. st 32 Fresno St 12 that Mlddleport ha~ been aim· Wash & Jeff 10 Westrn Rsrve 0 So Colo St 39 Ft Lewis A&M 6 East Tenn St. 14 Wofford 0 lng toward for qwle a while. P~ue 19 Iowa II Cen Wash 28 Puget Sound 7 La, Stu. 3 Tenn 3 (Tie). The Jackets can. now look I& Alb10n 'II Hope e San Fron St 34 Cal Aggies 14 Marylan4 St 7 N.C. CoL 0 ward Jackson w1tll more hope Youngstwn 26 Dldn Wllc 8 Lewis I< Clark 14 Wllmtte 0 Alabama 17 Florida 14 of taking tlleir second lea~t~e Valparaiso 23 Ball St. 22 Scnnnt St 4S Chico St 6 Lncln u. 32 Kentucky Sl 12 win. MiSsouri 10 Iowa St. 0 Pacific Ltlrn 20 Estrn Wash 7 Richmond 22 East Carolina 2(J Most football fans In lhe Coe 15 Cornell Coli. 14 Whtwr!lt 34 Wstrn Wash 7 Vanderbilt 7 Miss. 7 county, and certainly the grid Concrda Mmn 9 St. Thomas 0 Arizna St 56 Wstrn N.M. 6 Memphis St. 23 McNeese St 0 rooters In Pom..-oy are pulling AUIUBtana 17 Carroll 13 Redlan<ls "!I Poma 6 Edward Waters 50 Claflin 6 for the Jacketa to win tbeh' No. Ill. U. 35 E''strn 111. U. 14 Long Beach St 24 Frn<lo Val 0 Mur<ay St. 26 Tenn Tech 21 second league game this Fri- U. MinD Dlth Bmc 42 Mcltr 0 East Eastern Kentucky 17 Findlay 14 day night. Pomeroy fens chant- John Caroll 49 Case Tech 20 Pittsburgh 14 Navy 14 ttie) Gergtwn IKy· 20 Emry&Hnryl3 ed tlleir apjll'ovol when It wu Butler 7 Indiana St. 2 Duke 6 Army 0 S.C. St. 26 Ft. Vlly S. 8 announced tbal Middleport was Beloit 24 Grinnell 14 Mass. 28 Boson U. 7 M1d . Tenn St 13 Mrhd S! 0 ahead of the Blue Devilo at Capital 23 Akron e Boston Col 13 Air Force 7 Va St. 39 Hampton lnst. 6 baUtime. Drake 24 Omaha 19 Yale 23 Cornell 21 Miss Vly St Cl. 54 Mis~ Ins·! o Waoh U. Mo. 20 So.Wstrn U. 6 Rutgers 38 Columbia 35 Wslrn Caro 14 Lnoir Rhyne 13 Several week! ago when Ft Hays St. 20 Emporia 19 Penn Military 7 Dickinson 3 Elizabeth City 44 St. Pauls 6 the ~X"eviews on area teams No. Dakota St. 7 Montana st 0 Darmouth 48 Harvard 0 Delta St. 17 U.Tenn Mrn br 0 were being given, the namel Chattanooga·27 Xavier Ohio 14 Drexel Tech 39 Dela . Vally 0 Alcorn A&M 21 Southern U. 3 of three Eastern players who Wabash 21 Ohio w..leyan 0 Maine 38 Bates 7 Nurfolk St. 47 Livingstone 6 evN, that jinx is now snapped and the Panthers can begin looking toward thei.r final two !•ague games. Galhpohs tills Friday and Logan on Novem· Coach Ill n;" No one could have been happier over Pomeroy's football victory Friday over Athens than C<lach Charley Chancey. f It was the firot time a Chancey-coached team had deeated the Bulldogs. In fact, it was the first time the Panthers had been abl e lu d ump Athens since 1958 when fleet-footed Ver· non Harrison paced Pomeroy to a 50-8 margin. Prior to that, Pomeroy had been unable to down Athens since the 1955 season when the Panthers, under former Coach Alex Cilo, were co-c~ampions of the SEOAL. The wln durmg tllat 55 seas· . an was also an eventful one learn for Its YlCtory over Galbecau,. before that tile Pan· lipolis last Friday night. · thers hadn 't gotten pa~t Athena It is a fact that the Jackets for several years. Looktng dawn are not as powerful ao tlley through the record! of years would like to be, but It also ~ post it appears more than ever a fact tllat Coach B~b Ashley • that the Bulldogs were a jln~. team Is one filled w1tll deSire. With the win last week, how· Cleveland • �1 I ler the morning worship,.,_, S.verol lrom ~arlne Chapter 'dr!. Iva v re. a ta . . kf't dinner s Of.S alttondt>d the tiOth anm~·er· Bashan lserved n thr basement ,.,,.,., i sary of Evang• l~ne Chapter rooms. A sp<c ai program in OES at Middleport the allemnon included rongre-~ Mr . and Mrs. William Mas- Society Ne\VS galional slngmg led b~· Rev. tern (Nma Bytrs) of Lebanon, Racine Society Notes and unci• Antiquity calle-d on w.. 1 Orr V.r~. ol ' ed on tho 81117 Orr family Ruby Ret'dsvllle. Saturday . 1984 oi\4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Oct. :IS, 1'I'I'LE SWITCH \ !vllli*Jl)' lJvinptoB &u n' 1 1 weekend with Mr. and Mrt. Mr. and Mrt. Alpha Cottrill Grover White. Kathy and Karen or Syracuse spt>nt SUnday arterBaker who had spenl the past noon wilh Mr and Mrs. Holly wee!< v!JIIinK hert returned to Fr1end . their home at Killbuck Vf It h Mr. Harley Roberts returned Lhem . to his home 11 t Buchamm W. Mrs . fra nJ Lewis ot Va ., arter visltinl hil bro'th_tr pa , Pa , spent Saturday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Geor&e Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts. Mrs. Pete Snydtr of Roland· Mrs. Pauline Davis of M\d- us called un Mrs . Louise Head dleport was Sunday dinner gue~t ley , of Mr. cmd Mn. ArvU t{olter and rami!)". Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and suns spent Sunday with the Mr and Mrs CUnt orr call· Clint Orr family. --·~;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;::;;,;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;::::;;;;;;;;..-WOMfH wo~orALLAOUw&a • ...._..,.. rAN ED:-'... .• ': ... :1i:',rt:t WH T $~~=--"•AGfS ,._ ~::,-I Jt,!:rpl,':.,.*"·• rl-59 r- --... --~1!:~-~C::II;:::•Y.__ _ FrPe\and Norris . the ~orr1s Ohio. spent a week end wilh The Hom ecoming Sunda y IQuartt't . aul"l" :;ulos . piano and Ray Byers. By Ml'l. A. H. Bailey October 18 at the First Baptist solo> b; Men's Chor- Mr . aod Mrs. Darcy Potter of Mr. and Mro. Ernest Chur<'h was well attend€'<! Af · us. the churC'h St'mor and Bmm. Ohio, were week end er and Belinda 1 ,..,.,_...,...,...,.,...-.....,,...--, Junior 1·hoJr~ . ur~~:~n <tnd p1ano guests of ta·r mother, Mrs. Lo- umbul! spent a weekend w1 th dut>l by lsabd vey Sayre . . I! lhe latter's pllrenls, Mr . and and LJliLan Hayman Gifts \lr and \Irs . John Fisher. George Roberts. You Pay No More w 1·rt> pre sent~ to [}pbbH:' HalL sun, Ktmneth. and Ste\'t Coop- ~· Mr . an_d Mrs. Joe Lawre~ce 1 ;-~~~~~~;~~~~ tht yl)u ngt>st present, er of Akron spent the week ertd and family spent Sunday w1t.h For The Best! 1, ~tae I<' Wull~ . oldest. and the w11h Mr .. and '1rs. Henry , hi s pa rents , Mr . and Mr!L Martin W1l coxen famtlv, thP 1Roush . \ltldred and Dtde. Jame! Lawrenct of Hazael. m largest fami ly prest>nl. · I and Mrs. Bob Birch •nd · --- - e FRIGIDAIRE Mr and Billa• Cm.arl daughter, Monica Lyn , of Belle-•- f 1 T>et,otiorrs llrP l .ed eADMIRAL d k accom pan i.-d bv Mr~ \1~:~.• ~-~ vue, were Wef' en gues"' o R M . K __=.:.·.::::..:;:::.:·~::::..::.::....2=_::::::...:;:....2=:.:.:.:------------------------e SPEED QUEEN Wolfe rt"turnei frun;. a . tnp i~ lht'!ir parenl3, Mr. and Mrs. ElY . art•w tlrr whi rh. thev visited Cant1da Ni- , m Birrh and Mr. and Mrs. De~·ohons by Miss Marcia eHOOVER . , f' ',il 1 d ol' ' · , · Salser. Karr, teacher, opellf"d the mee!· agara ' s, .a Y I • p s d d h ing of the Eagles class of the eFLEXSTEEL Shr me at Lockport Skvline ;'1rs . au 1 e 11 en an aug . · . 8 H· 1 N y i k lt"rs Margaret and Rosemary Asbury Methodist rhurch, Syrae PROVINCETOWN On vt• .-t t u a o, . . .a e · ' ru se- Thursday evening in their I Ontario Thev vi ~il t!d "trs . Kate called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer · · C' J d o· · Ci 1 class room . fo]lb and daugh!er , Anna F:llis, IT~ ed athn !lUe h. roDe acco~h, Miss Karr ret•d John 3:1·21 at 1uclq:.nrt N y pame em to t e an Sm1t Th \1;. ·tm.J ~r<> T~d Nance tnd home to see the new baby. and used. tor her l.opflc:od I • · ·M Ald R 1 d h'l transrorm1ng power o ti . nl:lilly Joe wen" called to d rs. ena ~Y or anT c l · eluded in this was Jrsus and ape <~ ke hv the illness of their ren, Tommy, 1 Jsa. erry, . h . , I MiDDLEPORT. 0. : • • • 1 and David of Rednor, were N1coderr.us. t e :e~tlr~on~ o · I sun. l'heodore Nanc~ . raith ttnd the cunfl:rmalion in Sundav of her mother, ·. . . · · ch 1 our lives. A discussion followFl ossle urct. d f h' h b Cl Mr. and ~1rs . Emmett Smal· e , a ter w Jc prayer y Jarley .and Josephine Mallory of l~s Hoba ·~k concl uded the devoMiddleport called on Mr. and t~ans.. . M T G H'lld S t rd , Dunng the- busmes!l session. :' · . d .MI oBrt': aS~ a~' with Mrs. Estill i\loore, pre!dj ¥1r. an rs. nan tmpson d . h 1 and Lisa of Woodsfield spent t'nl. lr'l c arge. Pans were . made for a cafeterta supper Nothe weekend w1th hu parents . vem ber 7, a 1 tl 1e sc hoo 1 house Mr. and Mrs. .Chesler Stmp- an d mea 1 WI'II be c ,,. 1 cken and SAVES MONEY SAVES TIME s011 and were dmner guests of ham. Named as the comm ittee her parents, Mr. and Mrs. were ft·lrs . Fra nklin Rizer, Mrs. R<:tlpl~ Badgley at Tup- Herbert Parker and Mrs. CarJlor Home lmprovPmtnh pers lains. roll Norris. ll was vo led to conOr Special L1ndsuplng Mr. and )1rs, Roy Riffle of tribute ~ toward a mimeoa I The followlnt eclltorlal was I Middleport attended the homegraph for lhe church. Group W& PURN15H ... 1 r.omi ng Sunday art.e-rnoon JJ.l si nging of Heseu~? the Perish· published on the FRONT PAGE lht· Baptist Church. ing, closed the mee.ting . e TOP SOIL September 29, 1964, of one of Mrs .Carl Shimp and Miss Atlendi ng were Mrs. DenU i Neva Ca ldwell of Wheeling, W. Farrell, Mr. and Mn. Charlie eFILL DIRT Ohio's greatest newspapers! I Va ., were week end guest! of Hoback , Miss Eleanor Kobson, their aunt. Mrs _ Sybil Miles. Mrs. Woodrow 7.willinc, RobeSAND Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith ert Flana~an, Miss Karr and and Jeff of Dayton were guests Mrs. Moore. eGRAVEL ~1r. ,.v,,.i \1r~ ~·Irs. daugh~r. I Mr~. Sim~son , Dee~ or~~- Mr::~. ~Irs. ~1r. ~1 rs. DUeount Prices Pretloll During Our Orr Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edge! "0.. Hearl,'' for IIMl UUo ol Mr. and M.-s. Thelma Eddy called on Mrs. Ruby Orr and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - War· Ill movie .........)J. umed and son oi Wooster spent • Mn. Lnla Sor11en Wednesday. ner Bros. haa won lhe Ray "'!'be Bil Weokal.'' Aliqu~p- SAU NOW IN PROGRESS . • t··· ~:\t.* Bunk Beds CONSOLETTE TV ENSEMBLE at the price of table TV alone 1 • FOR I......,."""'-.,..~. .-.-. SPARE !"" TIUf ·. ~or This Sale Only! Complete With Mattresses 9x12 Size NOW ONLY LINOLEUM •. • RUGS 1 1 BAKER FURNITURE ''•• •the trick of CONCRETE I • ·1 --------------~----···· --------=~I Sa turday of her mother. Mrs. Harry Hayman. Mr. and Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. 1 1 and Mrs. Sybil Miles were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. • Va., Monday evening to pay l ''Let's hope the car lasts through the.winter!" There'1 need to keep your fingen CI'JIIed if money is the only thing tbat'1 keeping you from trading in the old bus. We're in buoineao to help folka who need money for every DO day callers at the Fick home were Mrs. Kathleen Wells and 1 daught&, Sa ndra, or Pomeroy ·1 Mr. and Mrs. Harley Koenig attended the Lancaster fair Saturday . I The Starling Massar family I spent Saturday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Din s· m6re Boyles at Alfred and vis· ited with her aunt and uncle , Mr. and Mr.~ . 0. J. Evano of Michigan. I Mr. and Mro. Ami Partlow of ' Downey, Calif. , called on Mrs . worthwlu1e need • , , ineludin( a new Mary Reed on Tuesday. ear. Stop in and gel an automobile eervice I ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY UfE respects to their uncle. t he late Mr. Holden Sturm. who . died at Barberton Saturday. \ Mr. Roy Fick of Columbus ' visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan.a Fick recently. Sun, loan from ua. C.U ahead for futel' $2500 TO IIIISIJIWtC( AVAA.ABI.E ON All LOANS S '-U'~~~;;-·~ $200000 r' 'MIIftiii!1M . !Jill II 111 1101 _ " FO.-o un 300 W. S econd Sl-- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM ·TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER MGR. ' members ol the family there. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie were Mr. and Mro. Wesley MoKenzle of Salem, Ohio, and Sunday callers were M~s . Millon Circle and children. Jimmy and Rtla of Sttlem. Mr. and Mrs. Kari ~'airbanks of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla . Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes oi Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Sayre ol Pittsburgh spenl over night sa~ urday in Racine leaving on a vacaUOD lrlp to Florida on Sunday. • STILL ISO Coil Full or Twin Size .88 Just .88 Adds New :'ti Storage Space to Your Bat~ .95 - ... ... Wi T .,. ,'NOW' I ONLY \ ' INCLUDING '$7·••; DELUXE BASE VCJUA BIGGEST BAEAD BUY! baa-- I MAYTAG .LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT IN STOCK! glve you service in 24 hrs. from time of AT SOFA BED SPECIAL~ Wh~n you purchase any Maytag Wringer Washer durmg our sale you will receive this set of Laundry Tubo with large box of Tide and Clothes Basket for your old washer, regardless ol condition. ==-..;,""""' Example: WASHER · · .. · .... · 139.95 • TUB DEAL 30,00 169.95 30.00 YOUR TRADE-IN YOU PAY O~LY 139·95 A SOFA BY DAY! A BED AT NIGHT! $ SOFA BED - Frames are bard_,... duw("\t>d and glued - Flex:-o-lator U"pbu sterPd in pile fabrut - SoU bN, sr111 - Sale Polyurethane cushion - all width 84 in. 13-Pc. ·_Bedroom Group Final Week of This Sale At eDouble Dresser eChest -.Bookhaae Bed · eMattress eBozSprlng e2 Plllowa • 2 Plllow Cases_ el Bed Sheet MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE ARNOLD GRATE . . • 2 Dresler Lampe e1 Bedspread 37.50Jo • '• ,.. / . ) ' .r, 'f ' 1 • ·' . ~alnut' ~r Gr~y . - ____, - - ' - .JI,i.lll.slt.....'.. ' " __:__ . Pla~tlc Tops ,.. ..,, ' . ' 'I ·ALL ,FOR . ONLY. • .95 • • 773·5592 ' ' MASON, W. VA. SH 2-4811 -~ ' . ·..Jt j ' ~ break Here's what yo.u get: M. . MAYTAG Wringer Washer Sale tryin&' to eliBtr to the I * - · • pollli cp' . . they tu- ' - foiatlntr ...,_ Amer' ·• 'nllil' JHil'IIM• ill to do eoealdenlbly 1:IIM defeoM: bllll at ihe poiJa: U..,. Met II .., til eruall him Jest any Other mr..ter tile to . . lect~BARRY I Glamorous mblc NMIOmble at terri& savlllgs! Ulcra smart styling •. alcoholruifteltt finish. Blond, with blond or ~bony kiJI, or all m.ahogany Ill barmoniu .. al\1' dooor. down: We have all parts in stock, you don't have to watt for Parts and Service when you buy Maytag Appliances here. po1 bayed to aotlt:: them to • mat for tMir M til a ulw. Tloe real lNG.. oi lte4 an fM mp.. thu tlae deteaclen of ouiraaclaad. rt.ttm wOIIIII lla'M • b M .,._ TIM f - ~ 4kln w ulw' rl:llille clestitlr oi the AmNf • JMJPio to b II .. ..,...to of a il¥iathlll statio at ~ . - ~.'"'*'* beton tot.litarian llQl • ..a. d IMrr7 Gold-- l&)'alt • • AD411l ,._ llellrt. 1M .._ ..... rlrh~ no. il why we believe 1964 to Pt I t of the gr. . t CJ9portuniti.ea Ill Aevlca's polttleal h.lllurr. Thl• Ia whr 'w~ betien Seaetor Goldwat<lr'a electloa w the I* &11denq to ~ th. - - II&'ICt . . . wiiWa the A8ldcaD J 9 ~ C. Js I 't 6 .J . . CHOICE OF BLOND OR MAHOGANY FINISH We can offer you the very best deal available, also we have Red Carpet Service which means we'll tile_.,,... '"lit•. and 2 lawel riltp and fn aM ceilings tram 7'~ to 1'2"'. YGw'll also tike the 110._1 floor and ceiliRi llides. M this price, you caR alford til equip_., bathroom If. home. We Now Have All of The 1965 as a p o l - <1. ....,_, M a ereat11ro of the nitrbtridera, aa a )NI1Ill of tAe militariata IDii Te - the 'rido"'n...a oi the 'riM f' • heaped 11))011 bllll Ia to herlll tto 1 led the ~ with wblell 1111 - a.. _,. ..... clolhsud bafh10011oeeds 11et1altd convenient. Easy otutdy.~llolvel •tablisbmellt. ,.....,.a,. Mehol'"' lo-,hclldos! * But America, ' " :r-, 11M " - tedacod "" a phlioeophy that l.t hacldDg away at tbe tree of liberty. Tbe praetltioaen of this philosophy lonr awo IO&t faith in tile peopie and in the people's wiiOO. H aa .., ~ have appoiloted th h • t. doll> t a wW tbe poi .... a8M 1M -.rloat u..,- ~ ..... Aaod Ia tloe .. • lbeJ '-e. IIWe "" llttie, ,....., by .,.._, •• of Amoriea. They betraa by "h lt>lnl" ttae fumer. ADd the fannN Cllll 110 ioDpr faiM 1l'iult be pi •• IMeNI, ha muat ev• auppwt a De. ~ of AtrricUltun u..t _ . ,.11.,..,.. W. . . .rt:r to - what he pia Ia. n...,. bopa by Mluoqd'll(" t1oe Aaod aow tiM worklntriD&II tmds ht-af 1Mtnr -""" f.,., on a wldo fUiett ot IIOdaiiMUM ~ a ·ri' pe petu•HDI' diqre Gf. lab8r poi!W. I Avallablf!: In Ebony, . or Blonde Oak. 8f1Nd f nlllt on Metal. They began by Mhelplar"' the qed. ADII DOW the retiree linda b•meelf pl'le" • If be ....-na eaougn to buy h.iJIIIIelf a good apr, Tb.ey bepa by "beiplnr'' the re&ti?t ...... trodden ADd now tiM otreotll of -.. ll.a,.. lA* veritable !UJl&"leL la thll the America we IDIMrlted T la thil the America we want to lieol to our rrandehlldrell T For darinJ even to aak theee qa81lhn•, Barry Goldwater baa ~· tll.e - • al&Ddeled JIIUl 1n All*leaa poiiUrall w t 1; Arrayed araiD&t him Ill the whole pa ; pnda app&ratua of the FedelaltrOOt•~ t, to aay nothing of lb slliee ill tloe "!!I: "" by meo eveeywhere. _, \ljaf to yo111 ~tz~rqe problem aod keel> towols, Tht CAM!Gtf TU&lO s.r•a barulment. He is "'""' !10'"" -"""'· ...... I irl$1ALLS IR AJlffV I clans who haw to~ what a d!MN pd looks like. Tbe,- IIepa by "belp!ar" tllll And now the l>wll-·maA must pn~~~tituie billl!lelf for KOVtrnment eoatracta aDd the forlorn hope of llnml!nity :f.-- bur r *ic IN THE deeade slnee he entend publle life, Barry M. Goldwater bas beeJJ tellintr tht A-merican people thinp tlaat JD&DY of them have not enjoyed hearing. For he has not seen polith:a aa the art of misleading the American people_, ar u the trick of using the people'& money to buy the people's votes, or as the sclesu:e of tnaDipulating public Himages." He has seeu politics instead aa a means of creating an environmQnt In which maa 01111 rrow. Almost alone a&nODtr the political ftlraMa ot our time, he haa had the audacity to auggost that man has the capacity for growth, that DJID haa a mind and a oplrit and a h....-t u well u a atomach. Thla has rep .....en ted a notable departw-e from the cynieal diet to which the A-an voter haa become aecustomed For Senatol' Goldwater d- not •k the American people to barter awar ooe after another of their liberties In exehanse for what the poUticiau are wont to call Mseeur• lty.N -He thlnkl- and oo, oace, did all ADler· leMa - that lllllll haa a blflber purpo~~e thlll to retire to a fulcre of Fedenlllllandooala. He thinks - ud oo, once, did all AmericaDI that the Amerieall Revolut>. pt'O(iu c1 I eome ideals and prlneipleos that d Ol"fed aloariq -- ~' \ You Know He's Right! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byers spen t a week end recently with Mr. and Mn. Starling MasMr. and Mrs. William Mastern sar and family accompanied Mr. at l.ebaaon and _J_oine<i olher and Mrs. Phillip lloyles of Tup-~ pers Plains to Grantsville, W. Middltoport INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Wt4Jt.t '{0 pJt.'f $ THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Eastern Local Society Notes Harry Pickens ONLY ===== .95 AU?~~., t • -------------------·--· ---=====--- William Meredith and lamily at Beverly. Phone WY 2-3284 Page St. Mrs. j using people's· oney to buy people's votes. ••" READY-MIXED • Sturdy Maple 1 For This Sale Only! , ....., ,.., .. ! RUTLAND, O. �.. - ... ...- .. . . .. - ·~----·· . . . ·- - - . . .-.. ... - . . • ... !' ~ • • Party 1•5 Held By Golden Rule OHI·cers ore Installed Wednesday " ~~ By Winding Troil Gorden Club Group .Class Thursday 'Th Mrs.· Smith is Har-1 Hostess When I I .Workers Meet ~.Sellli~el, .PQIIlei'Cl-Y·l4lddleport,_O_:i Oct. 26,_1964' follows: president, Gerald! Reti.r ed Teacher 'lrith t11a dlw to be IIIIW,...,MiriKon!l, ~. '!be eouple Anthony: vice president Fredl later. mo lw BDOther 11011, David 1 Gibbs Jr., secretary, Mrs. Pre•enta Program Mro. Karl Owen Bruoe, .,. ,_. Gld. old Thomas, and treasurer, Mrs. 1 Mrs. NelUe Tracey, retired tional leader. Mrs. Fret:~$ 1 Richard Hovatter. school teacser of Pomeroy, led tbe ggroup In !he "Lor<!'• A'ITEND BOMEeOM!NO After the busine.c;s meetin!J, ·' gave several humorows readings Prayer." A dessert course was Officers were installed when regional director. concermng . e Go~en Rule Class ~f the Barnes were played under the ~Irs. John Smith was hotsess I during the program hour WhP..rt served by tbe hostesses. Mr. I.Dd :Mn. DoD MiDI, Midthe Windmg Trail Garden club the County flower show to be Ftrst Baptist church ol Mld~le- direction of Tony Fowler. to the Willing Workers class of the Women's Assoeiatlon of the Russell Lyona, Mill 5uaan Part dleport, IDd Mr. and Mrt. L. C mel Wednesday evenmg at the held November 28-:!ll, and \Irs. port held its October rneeUng F llowing the ref esh- the Enterpnse EUB church I Middleport First United PreBby- and Mlsl Mary Park with BlUer, Akron, .spent the week home of Mrs. C. L. Heaton, Robt!rl LewiS wtll represent. the Thursday at the home of Mr. m~ts of barbecu~~~.:tato ~hips T'nursday evemng at her home, teriao Church met Thursday Myron MUller, Mrs. 0. H. end in AtbeDI IDd attended UN Locust St. club at the plannmg session aand Mrs Harold Thomas. candv and Cak were served to Nye Ave rvening at the church. wart and Miss Martba festl.vitiea, 1 Th · 'd R 1 r'10 g t 0 be A Ha\10\.,een party was enJOY · e 1 · Mr ~ Hobert Lt>wts . prC'st t-11\.f e egmna mee . · . . the followmg members: Devotions from Hebr~ws 10 Mrs Paul Haptonst.all contributing, condurrt>£1 the meeting ·,o.,·htch held at Nelsonvitle Methodtst ed wtth members commg m a Mr and Mrs Richard Hovat· by Mrs. Bcrbert Dtxon open~ dent .presided and ~ounced - - -- ESKILOOS . ·hu ch No n be 7 111·as an- variety of costumes. The Thom-1 · . ' • d d 1 orw>tu•d llt"llh prayer an c\o-1 c r edon. d ve 1 r sa ng ' t th e wor ld W'd ANNOUNCE BIRTH .r-, d f as home was decorated 1. tht! er · Mr · and Mr s. Tonv. Fowler · ed· the meetmg The. oroup c. I e Communt't Y uom. t!lken from Acts 8· 26-35 1nounc an Pans rna e, or Hall owet.'n theme. Rev n Mrs . Kalad Hindy. Mrs. Eu- "Count. Your Blessmgs" and !Day will be held Nov. 6 at the A-LC and Mrs. John•_:,IL~~~~~~ by \1r~ :\I lard Pratf. whu gave 1the ~embe~.~ 10 ~ttend. 1 h e Boone 0 ed the m~e · nDon~ld gene Murray, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Dtxon read an arHcle from 1 Rutland Methodist Church. (Judy Morris) of ;s a JrwdnatJon from The Upper traveling pm:t don.~ted by Mrs pen - U g .wllh Smith, Rf'v . Donald Boone Mrs. Bread of ....ife. Prayf'r by The group planned to announce the birth lluo Roum A rommunie.1tion was Robert Thompson was i:!Ward- 1pray~r . foll~whed. by thf> bu~mess 1Gerald Anthony, Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Eldon Weeks concluded the school bag 9 and supplies for son, Christopher Eul, 8 _ __ rea d lrnm Mrs Ch<.~rles Lewis cd to \lrs. Prall. ffit't>tmg \HI the prestdent, ' M . Kl ,.~ C'd H ff d bt" . . oz. born at Hunter A ---·-- -- -' F'red Hoffman in charge annmg oes. T o - ev Jons. commtnumty Day proJect. ---:\1rs .John Terrell installed · · man and the host and hostess, Several readings were given annual baaar wa 9 Base, Georgia, · Oth1111 for 3.99 up l't'lrs Hubert Lew 1!'; as presi -1 Plans were maed for the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas . mcl uding, Take A Walk , Mrs. - - . Grandparents are Mr. dt:>n! '\lr~ Max ward, v1ce pres. 1;\Iovern?<'• and December meeJ 1Hen Buck; A Matt~r of . Dress, donated by Mrs. Wilson wes a- ~s . Bruce R. Morris of La!lgs- 11 idl'nt ; \lr~. Walter Bentz, sec·[ ~ngs w1!h the November meet· I TRICK OR TREAT i Mrs. Carl Moore; L1tlle "l'hmgs, warded to Mrs. Buck. _ Mrs. ville. Great-grandparents Mlddloport, 0. retary · and Mrs Leo Bryan ltng to br held at the home of p 1 d . h j ~1ss Dorothv Long; and When Moore was named devottonal Mr. and Mrs. Clesson E. Den· • • . , · · M . E ort an commum 1\ WI 11 ave M d · d M Co 1 11 tn:asurt'r t\s each ofric<'r was . rs ugene Murray . It wasT . k T . 1 tl ., 1 om an Dad were Youog , leader for November. Several ney Wtlkesvt e, an rs . ra . . · h a polluck Will . be f nc or reat . mg1t rt "9 .M rs. \reo ffrey WI.1son .;;,;;; ~ ~~·....==....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii! mstRilPd the\ were presentcd· 1dec1'ded tat members recetved g1fts r1 . 6 30 1with a cnrsa.ge emh km ntJc of 1 held at th~ church (or the De- rom · to 9· 30 · I Mrs. Weeks, president, was secret pals. I Shoe Boot I 12~to4 THE SHOE BOX 1 ! in eharge of the business session plans to go Christ mas c.1ru!i ng PART\' CANCF:LLEn ~and Mrs. Clara Kart was wel· I Pieture:s o[ the fa!~ show of . and then to the home ol ~r. l The Halloween part y planned comeQ as a new member. Dan. Ithe Ohw Gourd Soctety, held : and MTS Manning Kloes for ~ by the Rock Springs Better ny Duzits were di stributed to at Mt. Gilt"ad. were shown by Icoffee and a gift excha nge. Health club for October 26. has sell. Money making projects Mrs. Lrw ts. who also showed N~w offin rs were elected as : been cancell ed. I were discussed. The wonder box pict.urrs Jnd sl tdPs of the f'lub's i flowN show 1n SeptPmbf'r. their office- i cembt>r meeting. The class lhen 1 I L 1 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. At the close of the meetirog, refreshments wt!re served Mrs. Smitll to those named a· 0 P T0 M E1 RI 5 T bove and Mrs. Ed King, Mrs. Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 6 (Close 9' NOOll on Paul Frick and Mrs. James Tburs. _East Court St., Pomeroy Wwllill':._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~..,...,..,..,...,...,..,.,,..,.,..,!!!!..,..,""'""'"""""""""=" - Old Town Flats Society Notes • Flower arrangement.<~ were judged by Mrs. Lloyd Moore and \1rs . Lewis with blue rib, bons awardee:: to Mrs. Heaton arrange ment of tor <~ table 1 rust mum::; with gold candles I and also for a modern arrange. 1 men! of rust mums ;md forsythia branches and to Mr. Pratt for a modern arrangement of 1 rose mu ms on a black base. j Red ribbons "'ere awarded to 1Mt·s. \1oore for ye llow and rust mum s and dt·ied plfl nl ma!('rial and ta Mrs. HPalon f(w rust I mums and dried wislrr ia \' ine 1 t i Thil unique idea iaiUII()OndodeeiliDp briop the ricll otfect of wood llooa eeilinplll"'- loa )'OW..,_, MetlllHc rMMM an · qaWdy aacl -ily inot<lllod-... ~ and ........wwoodlfllliDI...._ ine, oe ftllillbiBc w bo4oller wftll. Tllo Arm1t!oDc "Wood Beam''~ CeiliDc ia Ideal for ftnial:loi: olf rooma, loweAac- hich eel\ifllt, or eoverlne uiiBichtlf' oeifu:lo. : in a modern arrn ng rmP nl . Hou se plan\ cuttmgs were fX· changed at the close of t h e 1 meeting. <.~l'ter which th e host - ~ ('SS assisted by her da ugh\er. , Mrs. 11oy B('tzing. servPd a ses- 1 sc r1 roun;r. J GUES~S i ,_ to--,_., Metal "beo..... ', aimlllllllac a Nlli wood appea18D.oe, MMWDbll iMo a framework whleh <OilveaioiiiiT ... commodateo femoua Amutraac Cello Inc aud Lumia... PaDM. 'rt.o eeibp are availlbll ill UJ I Weber I ,.us! AT CRATEVIEW Jamc~ I Mr. i:lnd Mrs . were guests of honor at a turkey dinner givr.n by Gene 1 , Gralr at his home "Gr<lteview" Thursday evcmng. Mr and Mrs. Web~ r are returning to thier home in Ft. Lauderdale. Fla., after spending the sum mPr al their home in Middleport. Other gu~sts at the dinner were Mi ss FriP da F' aehnle~ · Earl Lyndon. and John Will. and nonocOIIAleol 1*2* ..n. ..... deoipalllldem~lllllllft. __ lf ---------------- ~· <·' ' ,;, . ,' ...• ' ' •, '· .· King Builders Supply Co. WY2-S748 MIDDLEPORT, 0. 290 N. 2nd AVE. ' : <· ..... ;;:. \ -~ t~42 Every womCJn deserves 1M thrilling beauty that those c/or«alor matoritrfs can bring her home. to v;t lit from OUI' "quGntitg"Jatea! panelin1 fro• whioh to choose Stores offer many "large economy-si~~~e" packaged items at lower cost per pound. Your eleetrie rates • MAHOGANY are figured this way too. As ,oor usage of electricity goes up, your average cost per unit goes down, in progressive steps. . And ••• you (001 enjoy "qnant.ity"' rates wlu1e working toward the ideal Total Electric home. Everytimeyoa.buyw>app!"ouwe,, ,aw:aterheater, a clothes dryer. a range, «r a healing llJj8tem ••• make sure it is eler:tric.· The more use yon make of llameless, clean, convenient electricicy. the lower your average cost becomes! • OAK • CHERRY • ltRCH SPECIAL Beautiful Philippine Mahogany paneling in prefinished 4' x 8' panels . $5.89 WHILE THfY LASTI il il• . • AEP SJSIEM 7-sfAlf: 111G11..o&.TIGE'IIIAN.ssDI .... 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How·exchaagilg pawar witllllll' nalgNiora llalps ~'-l 1111111 your rata low If you would like to know·tni>Oe about Total Eleetrie living, here'sdataon.-ates as·they apply in your ease ••• steps you should take toget.low"quantity" rates ••• a checklist to help you discover how close you may already.be to Total Electric living. l I Can you solve this puzzle 1 Free booklet~s !i.. ..• , ..• • ' .••' ik~O..LOW cost, StOIM IOORS PORtH IIICLOSUII ity do for you, the 1110re you bene- • WALNUT " How to get your electricity for less and less The more work you have electric· "'kinds ) of Many ,. ~· ;:;.·i:J:.·.~·"· ·· . .. .. OHIO POWER ~ lo a part ol tbe American Eleetrie&wer System. This 2)'8tem produces more electricity than any other investor• owned utility in the United Stat«. It serves over 2300 eommunities in 7 states- Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Virgin ia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee. Througheoordinatell· manaK:ementaodoperations,procres. sivc cngioeerina and research. the siX · member companies of AEP briD&: Y<>U 1..,...11 tJilk II1'0IIJI .. pe!llla6ilil¥. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Shop locally ••• yftR clollarlllll1 jult u mueb, If aot more, when J11a allop- home u they do 1111ewllare - md you pbwd added dividends lu . . . . . - JOW eomD!Unltyl C. ya11 draW I ct011ft1111111, elllgle ll'lle tlllt lila.... eiiOircMI.all dot endeeparaiiiiiiiGIIIIII• OHIO P ~ - I•IIC»''Ij; . . . . . .JOR·-N&D ...,. '0 U"'4 . . ~-- - .. ' •, ' &lllialll ralraaillll? - . -·• --· ..., ·'- I • ' , ., ' ,, • �' . . ' . .,. a-oauy Sentlne_l. Pomeroy-tlJdclleport, 0 ·• Oct. 28 · 1964 WANT AD I·--- - Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS INFORMATION _ _ .,_ _ ,_ ... ... . -. .. ,, .. -· .. .. ... _ .. ..... .. .- . · -· ~ .................. •· · I ···---·· ... ~ · · - - · . ... . ... . .... I ) -.-u-.1-.,...--s.-rv--:1-ce-.--. Coolmissioner has Advice For Ohio Hunting Addicts ~ • I SOCIAL CALENDAR TRANSMISSION Satrage CoD> pany. Repalrtng all makes. · toma~c and standard trlllfm)ulons Electric weldtna. "Firearm <tcldents claimed Pbooe WY wm. 60 Uvea In Ohio in 1963," Health • 24 tic Comm.issloner H. M. Boocks. M. D., of the Meigs County ll.arl Gr-.--, ........... 1001 Health Department. said today . Thlo need not happen this lloallal year if a lew safety rul.. on IIIIDerntlle, proper use and handling o1 Jl:ad '""' -flreartnll are learned, he said Becoming famUlar with the .......... . _ following lO commandments or cau In 1-mt Day or NIPI sboolillg safety should prevent 1 • -_." hun•·-s end others from be· coming 1 fatality as a result of .. ............ , _ HospitalNews :r: Elltered Bolpillol ocr. 17 those wbo ..... ·~ In cases to sho1tmg area. The Jolly Bunch sewing Club rul to Holzer bosp1ta1 over QUALITY 4. Be suce barrel Is clear ol will meet TUesday evening at the past weekend meluded : Suo. obstructions, and that you have the home of Mrs. Willis Grue- day - ~ - Claude 'N. Otay, 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Door $1395 ammunition only or the proper ser on Fourth-St. at 7:30 p.m. Mercerville Star Rt., M r a. Local ly ownt'd a nd ("] ~· a n mterior _ JPI black finish , I~H~ ~ew e for the gun you <arrybe.f OCT. I I I M r Geerg~~aCarterM Rt.~=lyl, wlutew ul l tt n •s , ti cyl . l' n ~ ine . PowergJ1de trans. 5 arp 5. Be sun: of target ore The Star Class of the Syras. I m · , clea n n 11 • attrii d l\t'ly pne t'd _ you pull trigK'r: know lndenti- cuse First United Presbyterian 'lflltb.N. 1960 Chev rolet Impala $1395 tying fealure of the game you Church, wUI hold a rummage An ony o enn y, 4 Oou r ~··ct 1 , n VR t•nglllt'. a utom atic _trans _. good whitewall hunt. sale In the council room of the Beach St. Middleport Mrs. Clart t n·.~- r;tdio . t lt'a) ~'l' I' U' ..• ' " d blue fintsh, w1tb spotless clean 6. Never point a gun at any- Syracuse Town Hall, Oclober ence R. Sargent, Recine, Shawn in11'rl ur thing you do not want to shoot; 28 29-3o-.3I from 10 a .m. to 4 E. Johnson,· Rt. 2 Oak 8111, 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $995 •void all horseplay. p.;,. each 'day . The main leaMrs. Floyd Callaban: Jacltson, 1 1 eeot.. '*' woro oll4o 7. Never climb a tree or fence Clarer.ce W. Dean Knight, Rhea JackCha oo CH~tt VR 1 - n~ in<' . Po wPr glirle 1ran!' . In! Priors howroom c 1ean. Beige d d j ture of he sale is embroidery te Miss Mrs. M Jackie 13 rf:, Tbraean d t a n flt'\\ radw anrl heater. or jump a ditch with a loa e work done by the la son, rs. , •e('uHve tn...-un'" · gun ; never pull 8 gun toward ' Sylvia Roush . Rt. 1 Jackson, Mrs. Joe E. Ous>Oo/. oosc:oun • ll\, P••et •d• enc HEATING Plambtac, MaeDer a gun accident. by the muzzle. The Woman 's Society of Chris- le~. Rt. 4 Jackson, William H. Anoold -.... I. Treat every gun with the you Never shoot a bullet at a tlan Service and the Wesleyan Miller. Wellston. Mrs._ Ella II. "mti:.! - u.~ ro, i>l· "'""I'd m•n CUI Ea~t . Mala Slree&. PoJD. respect due a loaded gun. 8. hard surface or water. At Guild Sel'vice of the United Tipton, Rt. 2 South Pomt,. Rlchmu"' "-ct• ,.ddlt:ton&J "'Oft\ Lr OPE ... EVES. 7 :00 P .M. ernv. Pilau W1 z.ua 2. Watch that muzzle! flat, t practice be sure your ocr. 2t ard B. Brogan, a.aai.U.I.-, •·h•·• Ky., o~o·"c.. ttvuH.lo '"' -<~ 7 211 tic r) your gun with aafety on until targe 11.30 "' .a. a.Ut• ,. . .w. POMEROY . OHIO ready to shoot. backstop is adequate. There will be weekend meet- Timothy L. Shumaker' .\ M u • t2 :00 nu nr of Faith ood W V d J ffrey D t-r~:> su ~v • w . , . a., an e 3 Unload gun when not in 9. Store gWlS and ammuni- ings at the Household ... ' for Sale PHOTO Copytng Service. Coptake down or have gun lion separately beyond the Mission Church, Depot Street, Cutlip, W. Va . wun A£l For Rent _ les made of legal papen. guns should be carried reach of children; preferable Rutland , Oct 29. to Nov. 1, at Saturday - Nevtn H. Woorl . PHONE WY 2-2156 HOUSI·:. FOR RENT. 16-34Linbirth records and almost any ' m locked cabinets. 7:30 p. m. Delber~ Allison and Rt. 2 Patr~ot, Holland C. Pro~e. J c>oln llt-•igh's. 1 rooms and C?AL other d:lcuments. Also Jamln10. Avoid alcoholic beverages Gary Hatfield Will be t helRt. 2 Patr1ot, Racl.elibewl==:;=~======·i 1,.,,,,, Pl••>ll'' \\')•-2-3575 after Wi t plpe, regs ers an con- ting ln plastic, film to prebefore or after shooti~g. Alco- speakers and singers. All are is, Rt. 2 Patriot, Jame~ urtrois . Pri ced to sell. Wy-2· 1 bl pa~ ak M"' · Rt 2 Crown 11 '· 1•., . 10-24-Uc .erve your va ua e t'---· hol and gunpowder m t an invited. man c."'uire, . . .. 2490, G.E. Reuter. 10-24-6tc Reuter Insurance, romerGJ " explosive" mixture. City, Macie. Sue Armstead, 1505 In Memory ! 1[;77 f\righls:- 2 bed• j tic The Health CommissionOhio St.. Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. AI,-:-.,:::)L-:-L~l!'<~·s;- ~ In loving mrm rJry . r, 111 m h 11 u~ P. with hardwood USED COAL Furnace. Complete er further commented t da y vin D, Tripp, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, 0 t our dr·~r· hu !'h<ITH1 ;md flour s. hatll lmsement. and with pipes, registers, and •utTIONEER PT. PLEASANT - Okey Pe- that many hunter die each Henry B. Eisnaugle, Juckson, Fred M. C••ll rn.' . wit.> ' '" irrcn.. rr Buil t-in cabinets conlco\s. Priced to sell. WyCempleto l,.,s. 62, of 603 Flr>t Street. year as a result of hear\ at• George H. McCary. Wellston. 10-24 -6tc . ..,seJ ;:J v. :;v Od (lb('r ~.:. l!Jt-~ :: in lu tdwn Drivt"way nnd rnce , 2·24 90. Crttr SSndl.-d died Sunday at 5:10 a. m. ln tacks due to overexertion. Mrs. Harley W. Kirker, Coal tiwughts of un.: so t'al l Tracy Wh 0ale2y3, 1W T.V-.- Console. P'8Mie •FOC..RDtaet Holzer Hospital. He hadJ beeD "Take it easy, .. he said, "the Gauge readingl: Gallipolis Grove, Mrs. WRillllhamd LeMaJrtio 01Y riOTOROLA 1 d0:-u-; 2-:tn:J~ 1 c Good condition. Lawrence A. C.. BRAD in faillng health since u Y· first few times out." See your dam 18.1, 12.5 running 2 feet Kitts·, Ironton, c ar e ar. 1 Oft en bn ngs siic m ll':ll· and Chapman, Dext~. Ohio. WilBaetne, Oldl He was born February 10, family doctor and f<thow bls on rollers Pomeroy. Mason ;w.. rell, Grove City. Tlrnu gllls ,.,.,,., n '" ;<·eno·s 1 Call kesville, M0-9-4775. I II tic 1902, In Mason County, lbe son recommendations as to amounJ .55, Pl. Pleasant 24.00, Hinton . Birlbl lung p:J~t . _ _1 \\ ·Llt:'l" Croub WY 2-:lfi:ll. 10-24-:Jtc of the ate John and Lowsa or activity according to age an . stationary, Kanawha Falls 2 06 Time rol h ou but r wm!•IW.s • ' JO 23 tfc , Workman Peters. Mr. Peters physical condition.2.81 falUng, Charleston 17.98 Joe E. Ousley, Rt. 4 lo s! . :_ . _ ___ HONDA 300 Motorcycle for sale. EXPERIENCED was building custodian at the Avoid sleeping m oamps and and Gauley Bridge 1.85 falling. Jackson, daughter, 6:50 p.m. \\'it t', L' l:t1·i1 . D<HI~~~Ier~. Lor· FII H"\t'J!En aparlmtrl t i o r l ~ontad, John C<Jse, 104 ~n· Pt. Pleasant Building and Loan trailE!I's using unvented space London Marmet and Win£1eld Sunday. Mrs. Alvin D. T!ipp, 1 t' IW I\1 n r·t> , t· ltlr l' nr ·e L rPn t in l\·1irJdlrpnrt. Ground JOn Avenue, Pomeory, Ohio. Association and formerly fol· heaters. As a rule it is wise _to dams on the sills. Rt. 3 Pomeroy, son, 9:46a.m. 10-2 4-tilp _, ,.,.,",..,. v. I Iinne. :1 r:Hm1S an<l h11th. 3901 lowed construction work. turn off the heat before retlf· Boat movemtots: Sunday. Mr>. Wallace L. ReuJ :"'! 2rod \\ · PP Mrs. How- APPLES, Burdette Fruit! Surviving are his wife, Myr· ing for the night. Ohio RJver - Chris Jr. up k!r 1511 .Nye Ave., Pomeroy, 11 Ill P ;:u·rl r(·r1 1, :1nf, W. Mam St. . Farm. Phone Wy 2-6970. 1 tie Duff Peters; four daughters, Use eautior... Do not let the 14 5:05 p. m.; Alice up 14, 10:44 a.m. Saturday. 2 5262 · - -----:--:- P P!llt' r o y . r'h . WY · Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. F"rom the lar.llest truck or Mrs. Mildred Banks and Mrs. :·Silent Klller" (carbon monox- 5:45 p. m.; Peggy Downey up Atrs. Walter S. Hayes, Young's Lost and Found 10 22 lfc 10 23 25tp oulldozer radlotor to the Shirley Harden. both of Pt. tde) get Yot.. 14, 12: 1D a. m.; Bob Benter up Trailer Court, daughter, 10:31 -T-1 - Inrh· ~ 1f':rthl'r glnvt> D. UBLE b d bed I b d IJrullleot beater core. Pleasant Mrs. Wilma McKnight 15, 5:(M) e. m.; Harvey Jordon a.m. Saturday. 1 LOS · !';\Afl.FH \t1 1s tor ren t. c\ose FOUR 0 e s, Cattletsburg, Ky ., and Miss up 15, 6:20 a. m.; Louisiana D11c arge Coil to La undrymet ond sc hools clothes, fan e) lace work, 2 Dorothy Peters, at home; three MHS Band Saluted down 17 2:10 a. m.: Jeffboat Patients discharged over the V<~lle:y Lurntwr llo S11pplv Com- dressers, 2 violins, djshes, ta- tiiY 2-2143 PorMrtY sons, Eugene and Robert Pet.. A.t Buckeye Game down 17~ 6:25 a. m.; National past weekenG included Mrs. H. N . pnny, Midd le 11ort. IU-3-Uc ble and chairs, 2 lamps and ers, both of Columbus, and down 18, 4:15 a. rn .; Bayou L. Barcus, Clifford Harper, Fred otoce _ some antiques. C"ll at 200 Berton Peters, at home: two The Middleport Marching Lorraine down 18, 6:05 a. m.; Shifflet, D, C. Cheatwood, Mr>. RAWLEIGH l'roclucl s for sa le . I'H!lf:F """ '""' ro•.,, """' 'h~ Condor Street, anytime be-~ 0. McCOY, 1\UCI'IONEER, sisters. Mrs. Anna Rayburn, Band, and its director. M~- Queen City up 18, 7 a. m .; L. " · A. Deck, Mrs. G. G. Stewa;t \\'y-2-64-12. IU-21_·JO_t_cj ed and unturnishP-d apart. fore noon. Emm ett Gilmore Chester, Ohio. . S 23 tfc Gal1ipo1is, Ohio, and Mrs. William K. Russell, were m W. Sweet up 19, 5:50 p. m. ; and infant son, Mrs. C. W. Ball· 10 23 3 --:.,_==:-;::=.-:::;- - · ts WY 2-5434 12 fi de tp Myrtle Oliver, Columbus; one Columbus Saturday to . attend Lillian G. down 19, 10:05 p. ey and infant son, Mrs. C. E . HAM SHOOT Sundav. _"'en --- - - - --· RABBIT [)()GS_ Richard SpenReal Estate For Sale brother, Elza Peters. Kenova, the Ohio State- WJSconSJn foot· m.; Tibolt down 19, 4:50a.m.; Fife and infant son, Mrs. Wil25. Jsaac Wi:!iton Farn •. Chcs-·.\4id r11 Prort A.p;,rtmrn!, 5 rooms _2431 _ and nine grandchildren. ball game,_ . Lady Rosemary up 20, 1:45 a. Ham Hutchens and Infant son. 985 ter Oh1n Sp1.m sorec by Ches t b.a!.l 1 ·:~nd 'la.st'me nl . on ground cer, Phone Chester 10 23 61 · . d Funeral services will be held The Ohio State marching m.; Rose G. up 20, 3: J5 a.m.; Mrs. R. L. Witllams ad infant Nnon 'l floor Newlv decora ted. hardP 7 ROOM garage, 10 Mi · T sd at 2 p m In the Crow· band saluted the Middleport Cherokee down 21, 3:7.0 e. m.; daughter. Mrs. C. D. Stepp, Mrs. ter Fm: tJll dark. __ _ wood floo r; automatiC heat. SINGER, desk type, like new. dleport near both schoolo. ue ay F ·I ith lbe band Saturday_ In Its traditlonr Reliable down 21, 4:50 a.m.; Gene Dodson, Shirley Browning. Ca ll WY 2 3200. 10 to tfc Zig zags, buttonholes, over- Also furnJture . for sale. :ffieiat- a! salute to higb school hands Walter Beckjord up 2i. 6 a. m.; R. D. Justice, Mrs. H. C. HafYourLRndmarkService-~------3 bedrooms. S~gar casts. btind hems, designs, · 463 Lincoln St. Middleporl in~~- Burial be in Sunerest in the state. Parents of band George Price up 22, 5:15 a.m.; felt, Calvin Davis, Mrs. HornSt•tion I• Givi ng Aw" A "' Dup lex. Pumcrr _. Phone etc. Guaranteed. Balance due Ph. WY 2-5231 call members accompanled them to c. v. Harner up 22, 5 a. m.; er Cole, Carl Milhoan. Harry 10 23 Ste cemetery. Friends may 2 10 ttc $37.81 or $6 monthly. Phone 1 . at the 'funeral home. Columbus. Beaver down 22, 6:30 a. m.; Love, Mrs. Iva Lee, GregEory 1 :c::c=:-:---::::: . WY 2-2204 after 6 p. m. HOUSE for sale or renl Five State down 23, 33a. 5m.; Lodwick, Rr>gister for thi s good ~e('u!ld room and b th 10 23 51 W Teresa M ETalbert, p . M ueac h time you dnvt:' . m. : MO DERN 4 a1 c rooms, bath. basement and HaUoween Part/ Rock Sprin•s Cub Bosworth up 23, :3 a. genia ray, rs. . nee, rs. Nu purchase necess;1 ry, Just furnishf'd apartment. M d· PERFECTION Oil heater with garden plot. West Main St., e· m.; Diane Brent down 23, 4:10 C. E. White, Jr., and Infant son, •·e'i''"· dleport. WY 2-:ll!74. drums and fittings, Dayto. Pomeroy near the Midway Given in Rutland Seoul Meeling Held a. m.; Lunga Point up 23, 6:05 Mrs, K. L. John.oon and lnfanl HOME OF UNICO TIRES 9 11 tic e'-ctric scales, 30 lb. capacMarket. Call WY 2-2565 or A Halloween party w~s glv Rock Springs Cub a. 'm.; Valvoline up Greenup daughter, Mrs. Willfam Greer 1 -ity, 10 ft. meat ease, 1955 WY 2-2582. 10 23 3te en at the borne of Debbie Car- Pack 2441 met at the 2:25 a. m.; A. J . !'etten up and Infant son. Mrs. H. J . ExSUPER SERVICE STATION : FOUR room furni sh•d6 Mercury. body and chassis son In Rutland last Saturday_. At- School Saturday evening. Greenup 3:50 p. m.; Tampico June and Infant daughter, Mrs. ment. Phone WY 2-3 f»&. less motor and transmission, tending were Jeanme Harrison, Roll can and inspection Greenup 9:40 p. m.; Walter R. D. Seaton and infant son, Jack w. Cm•Y ll 24 tfc complete course in radio and Jennie Ferguaon, _Jan Kennedy, held with Paul Werner, up Greenup 11 p. m.; Mrs. Kyle Hill and John O'Dell. , Mgr. WY 2-9932 lt"'OR. KENT, modero television witll all equipment. .... Janie Schilling, Lmda Willlam8 commissioner, and Dick Bowles down Greenup SIX rooms and bath. Youngs· Charles Larkins. Long Bot· Cheryl, Julie, Janie, and Joyce cub master, the inspecting :10 a. m. ; Orco down Green~ AUTOMUBD...E Insurance beeo town kitchen, tile 0001 . 1IF tom, Oh.10. Sher ce-. 12:55 a. m.: Cotton Queen 10 7 tlc FHA Joan11 - Oft ·2, p3, and y4 Hutchinson, Debbie Shuler, ' Hutto " Rl'cky werner, a 11 cance lled? r . ..ost your operabedroom houses m omero rie Michaels, Marler19 n Scout, assisted with the Meldah1 6:20 p, m.; Samuel Ru&h Parly Date 136 tor 's u-···? Call WY 2-2!!66 caled at Lmcoln-rd Ca ' INGER Sewt • maebiDes. M'ddl rt and Syracuse 20 d D bb' Je ell 11 t eldabl 10 55 1 epo "~ WY 2-3020. b 29 tic ' n, • an e le w · tion. Two new app <an s up M : p.m.; I& November 12th BJ.>Uc new , $59.50 up. !ieveral Olled to 30 years to pay. Adults present were Mr. and accepted, Freddie Burney D. down Meldahl 12:40 The XI Gamma Mu chapter ---:----:--=--:--For Sale machines at bargain prices FARM LAND - 250 acres _In Mrs. James Oiler, grandpar- Russell Davis. a.m.; Blue Seal down Meldabl of Beta Sigma Phi met at the WaRted To Buy _____ _ ___ The Shop. Oinger Sales northern Scipio Township, ents of the hostess, Mrs. Don ere IOrved at the close of I:20 a. m.; J . s. Lewis up Columbia Gas office in MiddleI ELECTHOLUX sweeper. use S and Se.-vlce, Pomeroy, Ohio. nearly all timbered. No bui_ld- Harrison. Mrs. Ronnie Wllllams mweetm· g. Medahl 3.·05 a. m. port with Mrs. Ralph Walker. LOGS WANTED . High grade pC~per bags, complete with WY 2-2284.. f 2J tfc ings, but excellent home 81te. and Jeane and Charles carson Gallipolil Dame _ Semet social chairman. wa lnut, cherry, poplar , bass- att.achrr.t!nts. Balance due, 4 FREE use of our Carpet sham. Land lays well, 25 acres bot- Mrs. CarSOB served sandwich down 4:35 p. m.; A. E. Dyke She announced that the rush wood, hard and soft maple. po_rment~ or $7 monthly . Ph. Bl tom land. Limestone roads. es, candied apples, cupcakel!l TO MAKE AWARDS down 5:50 p. m.: John Hood party for new pledges will h Pooer with purchase or ue · tmen t • 1 -... per and Koo\-ai d . The goes ts re- PT· PLEASANT - The lbe home · red and white oak and as · \\'Y "·""04 aitt•r 6 p. m. B k An A-1 mves up 9:20 p. m. · , Vulcan up 11:50 be held Nov. 12 at ~ Lustre Shampoo. !! er 11 A · tio f Hidden acre. Log buyer will be at Mason 10 23 Stc ceived favors of plastic pump- Go ssocl8 no p, m.; Lynn B. up 12:40 a.m.; of Mrs. Tom Rue. It ahlo was 10 20 6 Furniture Corp., Pt. Pleas Furniture. tc HOME SITE AND INVEST- klns filled with candy. Cheryl ley Country Club will hold Elisha Woods up 5:55 a . m. announced that the group has ant. w. va ., TuPsda~'s aml i ELECTRJC Dish.,.,ltsher , port. I Wanted ment - About 200ft. f£ontage Hutchinson won the door prize. annual awards banquet Kanawha River _ Thelma been invited to be the hostesses Fridays, 6:30 a. m. to 4 30 ahlr, $1 011 brand new. WY 2· Emp oymenf _ on U. S. 33, outside Pomeroy day October 31 at the Pat Ann up Marmet 4:10 a. m.; su- for the Town and Cuuniry dinp. m. 10 15 12tc 2418. 10 2' lfc ffiONJNG to do in my home. Corporation. A buy at ,1,200. Pleatant Volley Hospital son' Shrine Club, Saoo H II Lane up Winfield 11:30 p., ner on Nov. 20. Wil Y-PU MP your slu $3 bu. or shirts 20c each. C. C. CUCKLER ADMITTED - Mrs. Everett Road. A social hour is Lelia Shearer down Win- Hostesses for lbe evenlno, Help Wanted trc tank'! Gel Klean-Em-All Phone WI 9-3464. 10 20 6tc POMEROY, omo IParsorut, Leon; Mrs. George from 6 until 7 p.m. and the 4:05 •. m. w•re Mrs. Pearl We!k..- and --- - BOX 22t WY 2-3830 Corbin, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ner will be served at 1 Mrs. Norma Amsbary. WANTED reli nblc mark Sr ptic Farm Tl'!nk Clea ner. Po Land Auto Sales (10) 2.3 3tc George Wamsley, Henderson: AU members of the d I t0- A IgoodCusl Bureau, md D mner:; ea er supp Y · Mrs, William Finlay, Circle.. tion ttre urged to atten DA 9 29 JOtc wilh Rawleigh Products in rroy. DO!X;£ Stat!Jn wagon. SEVEN ROOM brick borne In ville; Mrs. Carl Anderson, Kanyearly social event, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) _John 1963 AUXDlARY TO MEET Pomeroy and MiddleporL .. Good condition, $1895.00. Call P•omeroy, two bathrooms, f auga: Mrs. Homer Reed, Pt. Mill> fast hecorulng best known The regular meeting of the Write121Raw leigh Depl. 011 J Ii 61 Ford _ _ $1,195 WY 2-2413. 10 22 Uc bedrooms, Pleasant; Mrs. Jasper Eden, SCHOOUI CLOSED of Hayley Mills, has Auxiliary of the. 840 Freeporl, Illinois. , filDlabedgarage, roomsbasement. 1n attle. Lelart. besAmerican p t Le39 1t Sed 1_0 ~& _p I Sta. Wag"n. Cuunlry an. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Clar- PT, PLEAS•"T ''" ~ Drew We ter osI L-'1 •Large ~ol OUI ol hlgb water to star with George Se- •ion c:-c:c:::::c:--;;:-:;-;;;:-:=: · nne local owner. Low mile 1go• BUICK ~e · ntury. Excellent Central heating Coun 1Y sc h00~ •· are closed Mon• and Tom Courtenay Jn will be held at the Leg on w:u cW.<\NTED· MirlriiPagrd p(>rson 1 · d ~ Inquire ence Mcca-y and son, Apple <t!W Ford's ull !ll.ZC wa~on . runnl·ng cond•"tl·on. Pr•·ced ,., d d TUesday as teachers u~t" for Columbja, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Charles Wildermuth. WY 2Grove· , Mrs. Paul Stureon and ay an ·~ ~lust be able to li ve in . In· 61 Chev. __ $1,695 right. Hackett'& Sohio Serv· W t-211-tl are altendlng the West Vlrglnqlllre, Ohio Hot el. Mifldl~·pon I ice. lC 22 tfc 2205 or y 2.-6116. c daughter, Ashton; Mn. Clar. ,.. State Education meeting In 10 _24 _7tc \'8 Imp~ la . Power stee ring 1 ence Stephens and son, Patriot; th tw 1 & brakes. Powerg!ide. Onr. FOR SALE-Middleport's tall- James Barton, Henderson; Mrs Charleston, W. Va. ese o --;-L::O::O:::Kc;IN:;;::G~F;;O;;R-S;'EC URE=_ of Chf'v 's best und this one 1957 ENGT T~ij FORL Hillman, N Pt PI t days. The next school holiday JOB? ' is nice. Good condition. 4 dr. Com· est buUdlng, loeated 352 . Lloyd Wamsley, . easan ; ln Mason County will be No$27500_ WY 2_2418_ Second Street, Middleport Robert Adkins, Pinellas Park, ember 3rd, general election ,.,..,. <m u s Cl • ll .. pact, 10 22 tic Prtced for quiet .ale 1D- Fla.: Mrs. Curtis Cyrus, Crown Veterans' Day, Wedne.. lilee OU I Mll urd .,.r ln•Jn ...-!:lon ~~"~' Pom•rov. Ohio quire at Ohio Hotel. City: Mrs. Harold Smith, Ra- day, November 11 il also recn~ .. u'ln. ur."" J"' &erv1ee . brallllsn ; 10 16 tfc cine; Q-otia Davis, Pt. Pleas,. '"'· TIJe Rambler ognized as a school holiday USED workpants, shirts. cov- World SlaDdard ol l':ompaet a":iiRTHS _ Mr. and Mrs. two days will be il~:~~::~:~ Sale or Trade eral!s. and jackets. Carl ChevEiceUeJJCO Legal Notice George Corbin, Pt. Pleasant. 1n observance of T ___ _ alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. Big car room, ride and perdaughtec; Mr. and Mrs. Ev· November 211 and 27th. c-;.-,s-s=r-=-o:cv:::I·~S___ (•r wtll fxr-h;mge 10 15 30tp tormaoee. SmaU ear eeooomy f'OII IALI Leo son· Mr 8 for equJl value. 1 - Large • and maaagenbWty Tb~ ronowlnr peuon.al property erett Paraons, n, a • · 1 11 . ' OOOO B'I'U 7 ft. LOCUST posts. Several 'I . . 1 See :/1\hO: ~~~~er~~r!orM~a~to~1\, U:,~ h.~:! and Mrs. George Wamsley, ARRESTS REPORTED . , ~~$'}5nure s 111 1g • ·' . d h th 1 nt ASANT A.rreota: IJU I - '\! P(Ji u m Pee rless hundred on hand. Mostly goo MetropoUtall Moton r;:,.~e o~~h~hju~~ton o~r an: ~.'s. Henderson. a son. PT. PLE 'j(; iKIO. H T u $1: 00 l - Me- pllo:;ts. Entire Jot 20c each. E. MaiD Street, Pomeroy 33, MI. 10:00 a.m. on Friday , Nomrnber during the weekend were 61 h , t,:4 Ford tractor, manure •pread' 1 . 1., .llllil 1;Tl / .;:'10 oo Can Charles Ihle, Racine Village. Pltone WY z..ss7t ~""-Ar Jackson McDade, Pliny, 1 rhf•Hlln S, ... ' 10 21 6tc ~l'. p)OWI, ll liiC , waron, McCormlcll Three '-AU!Ie8 e ing while intoxicated and vrnlf'd Honwr lloll<'y . Lau· 4 22 Uc ha:vhaler. 4!IT. IIHI7 plymouth auto· moblk, hou~~hold eoodlta nd andbe<lroom effect. Still Pending operalor1S license; IJames 1"1'1 Clirt f ~oad . -1 doors south SOMEONE to take over payd Hnt' tuding living room ul \kilmdr ~- t Crturnt TeL Wy 1g59 35 X 8, 4 1964 SIMCA 4 door se an, new •u llu , et{'., seYenl hundred , a,et Th J Dunlap , 29 , Pt · Peasant, mt!Jits on 8 white walls, snow heads , or hav mlu:ellaneou• hand t ool-, PT. PLEASANT e un· support warrant; Noah 2-tiliiB . l0-24~3tp room and bath Detroiter fully equipped. Phone WY 2• auuquet. •nd oth er lt~m• too nu - . CJ of Pom' t -Pleasant ~~~:~1 meroua to mt>ntion . 1or ass Dade, 41, Pliny, and ~ I'.I,: UliOO:~ hou;e-. -~~m trailer. Mrs. PBetty Reed, 6247 wter 6 p. m. ~~~; ~u~·~:e -;e;.,ae~ by the Bed· High School has choseh ••The Devore, Pliny, both kilf'lwu. basl'rmnt, garage, E. Main St., omeroy. 10 19 12t rord youth lfl'oup . Unguided Miss" by Nilllam Da. with drunk 1n publie. llt!·p i;H:t' . ~il S fnrna ce, 2¥z JO :n fitp Adm%\~:~rlorCl~tot'he sio::~·t.e of Yldson for the annual Cl88S play, 1.1' '· \\i ll "c··ept house trail· -1 - -B :Insurance Byrd ll. stout. ueeeued. 'I11e play is ten\atively sched.-. ... TWO registel'ed rna e eag1e A . c. Br•dforll, Aueuoneer be %5th t th JORDAN WATER USED er un lrclde. PhOne 773-5611. dogs. Phone WY 2 '257. uled for Novem r a e -u Crow •nd t'orter. Bn.an Lee George• 10 20 6tp 10 26 6tp JOHNSO.N Simpson im:urance Crolll'' AUornt)'B for Mmlnllltrlllor high schoo I audltorJurn. - - - -- -- -- - Agency, ln. AD fortDI of lD uoJ-4l6, ao. u u-4 1 tc The three act comedy was old son of Mr. and Mrs. Instructions TWO PLAYERS SUSPENDED 111ran<e. Jim Johllsoo and FlGHTERS SIGN awarded frrst place in lhe Ceo- old George of Galllpolla, -OAKLAND, Calif. (UPJJ- Two Bud Sumps011, Aputa.l I Uc COLOGNE, Germany (UPII- termlal Playwr!Ung contest. The bapU..d with water from J S. CIVIL SERVICE TEST$1 Denver Bronc football players, Zora Folley of Chandler, Ariz., plot concerns the exchange stu- River Jordan during the mom:~n2.no ;o~::.&. ~~=~ ~rnt:: field goal kickt>r Gene Mingo For Sale or Rent seventh. ranked heavyweight dent program. Member.s o!!.e ::=~=~·e~~t \tl1f:il ~vw•, , 1 r~> .. wtand• , tot.o and defensive halfback Willie contender, has signed to meet cast will be announced . · lfltnd·l ;::;: e.':r"i~~;m.~:":. ••·;~~;, West, were suspended Sunday HOU!iE for sale or rent. G•or- Gerhard Zech of Germany ID 1 Mrs. Violet _Gerlach and MJSs Mrs. L. W. McCom":, ~!.:':~ n~e ~=~~' ~~t· ~:0:: Jor conduct detrimental to the ge Wolf, Chester, Ohio. 10-round fight at Dart- JudlaY Burdette will direct t b I parenta, Went preaen ~~ ~-. a. -. ..,.. team. 10 26 3tp mund, Germany, Nov. D. p J. ~ice. -.u. IM\2111te1. OF tnaer~- "" fini~h. tirt'~. ~~~~•ldOJ>wr':.':.\.~,~·v~ u~rrv I Pomerov Motor Co. Sllurday -~: :lf• ~~ f'~,u~c•NI'J !(I F~oo~ ~-, ':\ddle~j "S:,:•~= •~ w.':..-r.'': -~~ ~..:e~~";:!!"'..-n.r<1 HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) - NoleJ other paid political broadcast; to watch television by: the time slot was bou.iht by The Headlloen: Allan SIJor. the Republicans •.• CBS-TV'• llltU1 porlrays 1 jazz hand lead- "Lamp Unto My Ftet'' on er on NBC·TV 's ' 'Mr. Novak" Nov. 8 airs excerpts from "Oh Nov . 10 • . . Mi ckey Rooney What t~ Lovely War ," British guests on the first Jonathan mush.:sl on Broadway satirizing Winters special this season for events of 1914-18 . . . ABC-TV 's the same network Nov. 9. "Wagon Train" may well be at Add Head!taus: The prnduc- the end of lh• trall aboul this en of ABC· TV 's Nov. J2 special aeason. "Sophia Loren in Rome," are Future Buslnesa: The Beatlea not only after Ava Gardner for !long to whieh Leonard Bern. a t.our of Madrid, but are also stein will give his vocal interho~ful of gettin, Kim Novak, pretation on his CBS-TV you111 and Cantinflaa for a videu visit people's concert Nov. 6 is "And h Mexico. I Love Her," not '' A Hart Day's Tbe Show•· Monday's episode Night ," as aiUiounced 61ll'lier ... of ABC·TV's "Ben Cas•y" fea· The first CBS.TV Nationol Foot. tures an 11-year-old &iJ'l who iJ ball Le~gue doubleheader• air deaf, June Reed, in her acting Nov. 8. debut, as a child whose father (Dane Clark) insists on sendTHE ALMANAC ing to a school for retarded By United Pre111 JnternatJonal youngslers ... eight other deof Today is Monday, Oct. 26, the children also are in the cast. 300th day of 1964 with f!6 to foi· Add Shows; NBC-TV's "That low. Was the Week That Was'' is The moon is approaching itJ pre-empled again Tu"day by lasl quarter . @) (}K (.C:.I Fun...;, Ca~- o.au~ I :::===-~;~=====l===:;:==;:;:=====i US~~ Raven~. w~ Ravensw~. ope~· Fu~n;ce. ro~plete ~rs. Okey p·el ers Dies Sunday L l.i;;;:,:; ~ Ri"ef NeWS ~11her, !~.~~u.sctnd v:~rd_ ~'rite. ~lci.JJ!l""' , P:w!r-~· - - - ~~; - I - - - - - J ~ere da~ghter, M. aean. 28. An ..... 11. Corea! •tract 10. - J'ranetaco u . t&r.,. - Ouy-""""' pl!saato ll. lltalro 20. Container TAIL$ .... Ylr. •• J'ojd IJ\'er IT, MAW -- HEADS OR etty I. Weird; 18. 18. ....._... IO.IIom 17. Brood of CAL~ Jand 20. Head «>vertnc :ll. Cuokoo 22. Soak flax 23. ParadLte 17.0toooto: ..r=-._,. 2t.Comp.- ao. Xlndot mUilcal lnltnm>ent IL~ oountry ··- as. eon.toua. Uo!l IT. PnlnoUA .0. Dame Man·· Jir+--++- 41.AII&t1.. ot New Zealand tte. Dootrucuoa n.Lombo J;+-+- DQWN LJI&ton I. Body at --.la AllYDL.A.t.JEa LONGI'liiLLOW ~ olmply otando for Wo .mplt A lo . . . 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A"""'"'c material IC.PriMo ICdward liiiiJJt: ...••• ""' a.o.. . ..._.... 4A"-t A I:,::,~ .,.~:.-,~; r:u;,.:,~:~:d. i --· DAILY CROSSWORD i MONDAY THRU FRlDAY 6:4.1 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 Newo 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7 32 Musical Clock 7 45 Word and Testimony 8 00 Ohio Valley News 3 05 World News 3 10 Sporta Tnday 8: 15 Weathor a 16 Musical Clock 8:55 Com.nunlty Newa 9:00 Talk of tha Town 9:55 Mason County News 10 ,00 Public Service 10:16 Family Worslllp Hour 10:30 Lstchs•~tna 11 :00 Newa Beat 11:05 Morning Melodies except FrldaJ, Cllurcb Bella Ring 11:45 World Newo u :55 Mason Coomty NeWI U:OO Commuruty News I2:05 Local Newa 12:IO Markets 12:15 Wealber 12:20 Builetbo Board 12:20 News 0 Gram1 12:30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Roond 1:55 ~ewl Beat 2:00 Cowi1ry '<• Round 2:55 !'Iowa Beat 3:00 :Midway Mattu. 3:5$ iiewa Beal TER~Y filii t:IJII Dfsclng with Doso 4, 30 Interchange 5:00 Communlty News 5:05 World Newo 5:15 Sports Tnday 5:25 Weather 5;30 Dinner Musicale 5: 4i Sign Off SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Stlll and Know 7:118 Newa 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:41 Word lnd Tealltnony 1:00 Ohio Valley New• 8:(11 World News 8:10 Sporta Today 8:15 \\leather 8:18 PL PleiWint H.S. Football 10:30 SOng & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worablp Hour 11:1111 Newo, Army Hour 11:30 Public Sentce 12:00 Nawo Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Newa 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Ohio State Football t:OO OJsclna wllh Doas 4:30 5:00 5:1$ 5:311 5:45 Top Ten Revua News flu.mdup Publlc Semce lljnner Muolcale Sip Oil 5:45 Sign 0!! October SATIJRDAY 6.00 Sign On - News I :OO Si&D On _ Newo 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:0!1 Country Music 6:20 Melga County RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree S: ~ Paul Bowers - Farm 7:00 l.arry Anderson Show . 6:341 Newo 8:00 Pomeroy HI football 1:33 Rev . .Raymond Jones - !lei t:'Sii ·Middleport HI FoothaR 6:55 Sports Headlines 11:00 Top Ten Show CDalrJ 6:57 Weai!Jer Report Valley) 7:00 News 11:30 Top Teb Show (Dutton&) LITTLE QRI'HA.N ANNII 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 12:00 Noon News 7:30 News 12' li Musical Interlude 7:115 Pl~e!IJ Hardwal'll 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets <Tuu • Tbun.) 1:00 BfU Mlller Show 7:50 News Report (0SU Football) 6:00 Bill Miller Sbow 6:45 Sigu Off September 6:00 JobiiSOa - stmpaon 1n1. 6:45 Sian Off October MONDAY THRU rRlDA Y Sbo1t (Fri.) lr HAROLD GRAY SUNDAYS 1:10 Roy's (1'~ Balkel Show 7:00 Sian On - News (Mon • Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:4.1 Baker Furniture Show 8:00 Frencb City Baptist Hour (Wed.. Fri.) 1:30 News 1:4.1 I&S Super Markel Sbow 8:33 Hour of Dellverance (Tbun.) IElder Cline) 9:00 News 1:48 Congresaman Abele t :05 Coffee With Janet 10:05 Sunday Chapel tO:OO Grand Ole op"ry I0:3S WaabingtoD Heporta to ll:OO Minislerlal Aasoo. tbo "'CIOPio ll:15 A.S.C. froeram - Fri. 11:00 SuDday Show 11:1$ Flllllll1 Wonlllp - 1bun. 12:00 Nooa Newo ll:l$ Masoa Co. Agr. ltzl.·'l'uel. 12:1$ Cu1atilllll Hour 11:33 Swap Shop 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets u,45 'l'Iny'a Cauntry ii,ymoa 1:00 Rev. Andrew Ponona 12:00 Noon Hepon 1:3CI Rev. Silas BIIJups 12:15 Goesslor'a GUUI Stu--Frl 2:00 SuDday Chapel 12:lli Larry 1\aderson Show 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 4:00 Jtm M"' Shaw 3:00 Somday Chapel 4:15 BlaetiDU Auto Sbcnt. 3:33 Country Hymntlmen (Dan !layman) <Thun.) 4:30 Local Now1 4:33 Somday Showcase 5:00 Jim Meet Sbow 1:00 Baptist Lsyman's Hour 0:00 1111Doo'1 Marllet - Newa 6:30 Sundown Seronade 8:115 8lmdowD Soreaade 6:41 Sip ')If Septamher 6:41 Sip Off September 5:41 Sip Ofl October Bv GEORGE WONDEit lro,lllxttllr1M1- - Am 1\1111 """-"· -=:;o;; ~~=~~ , BAcK Ari'Ciili:E 1HI5 CAef .MOf>T OF ALL,IltL N ' A WAmN6 G1\M£:. I WHOEVER IRifD TO ' I BRANNER WE HAVeN'T GOT MUCH lOGO ON"' eat l., a• KILl ME MAYT l:;'\ 1tl COCIPERI\TE THE PoLICE IN . WAY l C'IN. TRUCK WEIGHT DEPOT BEN CAI1P.W �... . . ~--------·_..,. ~-. . .._......._.._...,~..,·-- ----.-~ . ........... .-~-·· - _. . .. ......... , -r . ... ..,___ .., _.._..-. r 10-n.tly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midlleport, lVEA'I'BEB ()~_:_ 28, 1964 ~------1111111, Ponlble light show~n over abou& 30 per cent of the area lonl&bt. Low IO!Ilght 4%~6 . nesday fall' and warm 71J. I e Wedo hlgh • i' at y enttne Tile ,..... "' ............ . _., .,....;.. i N - olfleo bodldio( • .._ ' f ... Detutted To TM f,.uruta 01 TM Meir,_M,..on Ar-. VOL XVI POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 166 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1964 . FIVE CENT$ as .. Me D.s • *•"* because lhe bra'a alwajia lllead of whatever JOil"ro ~ ll sltdeheo Ia back 8Dd ............... u air coodllioaed, be au; lpl' , .. aoad llllil; Ia ,.... ... Ji"" ill! today they ··= . OHIO TONIGHT & TUESDAY October 26-27 Jos.eph LeVine'to .WIIilc. "THE CAKPET8AGGERS (lel·hmculo r l George Pe!JIJ!Ifd Alon Ladd. ar~ not on the medi ~ cal staff of the newly incor~ poratOO Veterans Memorial Hos~ pita! It ebopea }'01111al1lrlllly! W....,... Sbapeli • ......\* C,. ....l.'t llacl tbem ia IllY odaor .... llald ,ae . . . . . . . ,...... llllgle. It does what e-r booic ,_ ••a\1 clat. ll • . . J01111 prellily, eomfortably. ID..r n • d!;%1 t 32-40: MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY Memorial Hospital, Jnc., sald llifrwlrJB a: ... somr.domc ..... outer space. It docs Reasons for Utility Levy Seven medical doctors who had served on the staff of Meigs Pair 'n Cooler·.by WARNER'S. This bra doesn't push you up, • Decline Places On Staff Y011 don't feel a 1hing iii 1'1'* 'a ODab blend. Fair 'a Coolor,a '· ' A,B.C-WS. t3ob cummw~s Martha H.y er. Elizabt>lh Ash\e} Carroll B<~ker. Lew 1\.}"TeS, Martm ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY da lsam. Ralpb Taege1, Arcb ,p Moore Colorcartoon . Rnnni ng time : 2 Rrs 4U mm '. . A.clmiss10 n 75c & 40c -~ WED a,d Thursday Octc1bar 28-29 NOT OPEN Tht 1110rltl'• leading acO!Utical t:r:perfl IIIIUlt flit test. Tht U. S. Auw Club certified tilt rtsalta: at 2/J 111pla -11 41 Jlllla -Iff Iii ........ '-' .. .. The 1965 Ford rides quieter than a Rolls-Royce! GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. James entertained with a dinner day evening at their home CITIZENS BAND RADIO EQUIPMENT FEATURING - - - , Dependable Pierce-Simpson Radios Also Choose From These Fine Radios eJohnson eGeneral e Polytronics e Hallicrafter when the Golden Rule Class the First Baptist • Mobile Whips • Ground Planes •Cable eCryttals e Accessories ---~======: CB COMMUNICATIONS FOREMAN &ABBOTT Middleport and sons, Timothy Churchh:!J :~~A~ll~en~·------· . Thursday ~vening at the of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thorn· rung Kloes. The theme was carritd out in as. Elected were Gerald Anth· freshments and decorations. ony, president; Fred Hibbs, Jr . Quiet M - Quallly ••. SiDce quiet is a tmditiooal measure of car quality, Ford "'8iJ>oen desip>ed the '65 Ford for maximum quietocsL To illus&rale vice president; Mrs. Thomas, secretary, and Mrs Richard Hovatter, tre~surer. Fred Hoffman, out-going ident, announced that tbe embe< meeting would be 1 at the home of Mrs. Eugene Murray. Plans were made for the December meeting will feature a putluck "!!~~;~ at the church with the ' to go caroling later in the ev· eSona::._r TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER N. 2nd Ave. Anthony Named Flatwoods. Present were Mr. Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, President of woods, Ronnie and Bob Ted Reedy and Robert,\ Baptist Class el'eeted~~~~~:~:n:•ndandRandall Pullins New orflcers were Mr. and Prior to the introduction of tbe 1965 Ford&, the COUIIIry'a leadin&: automotive wricen drove the modcb .. Dcarl>om. Moat of ahese experb remarked aboot the exlraordiDary qujctoesa and smoothness of the Ford ride. AD automotive writer, ia Mechanix lllwtnlled, said. "lf there ia a quieter car made ill tbiscountry,l baveo'tdri¥eD. it... New RoDa.-l.eyoe Sllof• Cloud ID. duriDIIM'iel al1eAL !hit quality ocbie-, FO<CI .-aomabaclocumealod te1t apialt the world's ADell \ ONE DAY SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYIlRY CLEANING WY 2-4421 - POMEROY Roy Long is 'l'lae D i l l - ... The IIOUIId levd 10 be ....... il diller•- small-but it il diote. At 60 a:ailc:l .. bour, Pord WM ..... ally 2.8 - · quiet« !baa Roiii..Royco. At 40, Fonl .,. Hurt in Wreck __ ---- __....... _ .... -----....... . k_ ... .,. . ,.,. . . . . = -CONillT10!& Do>. ...... ........._ ~.5 - · · quieter. At 20, FO<CI wu 4.9 clocibela' quiet«. However 1hae advaatapa .,.,., Rolla-it<>fce may be, they ... aipiftollllt- ot quality-importaDI . to IIDYbuyiua a car ia Ford'• d-. 'n!sT T... 4TOIIDdoo ... Atey- ~ .-n md a warm. wekome •lit you It your Ford Da>lor'L The ltoJ, incideotolly, 1111 ill dao lock "" wbicb lido Ia opll)'lllbolle of dao huDclredo ot a d - you'll ftDd ia lillY Ford you road.-. c- ill _ . - ......,...wild. AI OlD op- -o&-211,41 ... 'II _,. witll • ........, m --.. w1a4oWI aad ..... cloHd. TB87 ..... BQUIPWB>m """'• KJoor ~ ill Mt.r Yort 116,6~5 a.cb. 'l'bNe 1~ Jlar41. .dt wilb llt-c:nk-lacb V-1 ..... .,_ - - ttor ...... "" . . , . 1111 :!six CIPQ1'iecordlr. DUa _,. I ' f ID PclrceMd ... c:.ufoo.O.Mallo ......... ·- ,Oolulo """ XL_.Qol. ..... 501 4- -= GoluiO SOl • L T 'D , - - TBSl' C()N. DUCI'IID - - ~ iM, Mc& . . . . . otc...kidl&. _...,_ foryaunell. ... /I# a.cou&\ic 09D••Itiat flr111 . 11!ST CIU<TIFIED bJ . lloo UDW Stu.e~ A.utD Dlb. CAliS 11!STED' Two ........ IICW JloUI-Koyc:c SalYer Cloud Y.-4 wi* .... Cqti{Ntl b7 . luxury c:&r-Rolla·Royoe. Bol~ Beranek aDd Newman, IDe., world~ leadinJ 11<01111ic ning. A gift exchange and hour wlll be held afterw..,d the home of Mr. and Mrs. Man- •• Now ••• there's a GASLIGHT factory -iflcolioos. design to complement • your home or place of business. Sit Jill "'""""'•'"' lo JOVOiliiDeDt and iaduatry, coaducted the ..... under llllpOl'OiaioD ()( the .... thoritative Uoited States Auto Club. Ali can were tuned 10 laslilltt ...... ' COLUMaiA Ul ·-- OF OHIO, INC. 11ae - · •• The Fordo.,....... ~ I t•PP Jt65 Jlotd CWuie 500 LTD .... . _ . ; ;driveT:-Perfon.,...,'65.••~)Wyet to go . . FQ . .............. i0iiirraai>l•1•• KEITH GOB.LE; FO.RD, INC.. ,.: 46f South Thlrcl St. . '! < i Mlcldlepcirt; Q, ......_-......_ , ......_.......,_____ . . ·/ 1...,.:~:::::::..:.::.:.::.:...- .....,~ '' . ., I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 26, 1964 bobo fife gaul mulford peters